The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-23 00:00:00

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' Avplication from t Al- Two,• or Litters (poit-paid)
arldr Ysecl, to klessrs•,. Wills and Co. No. so, South-street,
square.
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thems. Reeit. Madam,: Dusse-le, "• First. and Ultiel."
" And God saut. "in
dour.." Trio, Mrs.- Brand, Messrs.'Brabarn,,and. Doyle; and
C; rand-Chorus, " The keavens'are telling." Creation, Dr.
' Haydn..
Part 11/.—Anthetri,‘Mis. Bland and MisEi Tyrer, " [lca:
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my prayer. Kent. Song, Mr. M lahan!, k.itntle airs,.
Athalia ; accompanied on the .V.ioloncello by Mr. C. shs
jay. Churns, ." Gloria in excelcis." Pergolesi. i Sung, Mrs.
Dickons, " The Soldier tir'd." Dr. Ante. Coronation An.
them,'" God Save the King." •
End ot:Part I. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Ashley.
End of Part 11. Mr. Weolti will perform his celebrated
. Concerto of The Calni, on the Grand Piano Forte.
Principal VOCal Performers:--7-Signora Storace,, Madame
Dussek, Mrs. Bland, Miss Tyrer, arid. Mrs. Dickons ; Mr:
traliarn, Mr. Vaughan, Mr, toss, and Mr. Di)) Is.
. Leader of the Baud, Mr. Ashley. Organ, Ash-
The Band and 'Chorusses, which are numerous and corn-
, plete, .by:the most. appro'ved Performers.,
Correct 1306 ks of the PerforMance to be had at the Theatre
only, price 6d.—Those sold in the Streets ' are sprious and
imper red.
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Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven.

Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is.
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taken. -

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REMARKS. on the..EARL of SELKIRK's OB-
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lIIMILANDS of SCOTLAND; with a View of the
Cmises and probable-Consequences of Emigration. •
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This Day was published,
In Two Vols. Svo. price rl. is in boards, •
A HISTORY of IRELAND, from the Earliest
Accounts to the Accomplishriient of the Union with
Great -Britain," in ISOI. '

By the Rev. JAMES GORD-ON,
Author of the,History of the Rebellion in nd, and Relor
of Killegny, in the Diocese of Ferns, and of Cannaway, in
the DiOcese of Cork:
Printed for Longman, Htirst, Rees, and Orrnei Paternoster-
lOW-

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whii:h have htely tak-en place in the Court of Reluest.
RA N CIS 8..Lr...:Y, of the Stock- Exchan<Ae.

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