The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-19 00:00:00

LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
- ORATORIOS .
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 'March zoth,
will be performed . •
A GRAND SELEC'FION.
In which will be introduced (by particular desire)
PART 1.
Overture---Esther.
The Grand Dettingen Dentn.
With the Air of " Holy, 1-I 1y Lord," by Mrs. Second.
PAT 11.
The Virst At of the CREATION,
• Composed by Dr. HAYDN.
PART 111. •
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT.
Trent the most favourite Works of HAN DZL,
Overture. Atiadne.
- Air, Miss Tyrer, " Return 0 God of hosts."
jr,A Mrs. Second, " Sweet Bird."—L'Alle gro. Accom-
'panied on the Violin, by Mt. G. Ashley.'
Itecir. Mr. Incledon, " My arms."--Judas Mac.
Air, .' Sound an alarm."
Chorus, " We hear."
Air, Miss Tennant; " Softly sweet."—A,lex. Feast. Ac-
companied on the Violoncello by Mr. C. Ashley.
Chorus, ." From harmony."—Dryden's Ode.
sir, Mrs. Dussek, " What silo' trace ."—Solomon.
itecit. Mrs. Second, " But bright Cecilia."
Air, " As from the power."
Grand Chorus, " The dead shall live. "—Dryden's Ode.
2nd of Part I ..a Concertante for Clarionet and Bassoon,
• by Mr. W. MAHON, and Mr. PART:II,6ON.
Zad of Part IF. a Concerto on the Violin by Mr: G.
' ASIILEY.
Principal Vocal Performers,
-,,-=-asook,.Mrs. SECOND. Miss TENNANT,
Mbs TYRE R, Master SMITH,
. And Madame DUSSE
Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. DYNE,
t. FADDON, (Schci.ir of Mr. Jackson of Exeter),
.Mr. litmus NIAHON, and Mr. DENMAN.
Leader of the Bond, Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr, J. ASHLEY.
The rest of the Band, and ihe Chorusses, which will be.
numerous and complete, by the most approved Per-
formers.
he whole under the Dire6lion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.
places for the BoXes to be taken of Mr,, Brandon at the
Box-Office in Hart-street.
Half Price q,tistuil, at Nine o'Clock. •
Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven o'Clock.

To the WORTHY ELECT
TAPLORS of the BOROUGH of
BARNSE.

GENTLEMEN,
THE very flattering Marks. of Attention and
Approbation conferred on me by a Number of -your
respeaabie Body, having induced me to tiitm the Deter-
Pupation of Oiling Myself as * Candidate for your 80-,
rough at the next General Election, I.signified my Inten-
*ions to the Mayor before my Departure for Sea, and had
fully resolved, on my Return, 'to have paid my personal
Respeas to as many of you as were within the vicinity of
the Borough; but the Service of my Country calling me
*way immediately, I am for the present necessarily de-
prived of that pleasure.
I therefore consider it incumbent on me-to take this me-
thod of presenting you ray Respects, and soliciting. your
Support ; and should I through your partiality obtain the
distinguished Honour of becoming one of your Represen-
tatives in Parliament, you may be assured of my constant
and zealous Attachment to your Interest, and a faithful'
discharge of my Duty.
I have the Honour lo he,
With the utmost esteem,
GtNILLmEtr,
Plymouth-Dock, , Your much obliged
gaich 4, ISol. . And Most obedient humble Servant,
EDWARD PELLEW.

AN ESTATE WANTED: •
WANTED to PURCHASE, An ESTATE,
with a good FAMILY MANSION, and any
quantity of Land; distance from Ten to Thirty Miles from
London.
Any parson having such to dispose of, will please to
address the Particulars. to Mr. Forbes, Solicitor,
place, Holborn.

TO BE DISPOSED OF,
rOUR GENTEEL PLACES :—One of loot.
one of 250 i. on have 001. and one of ,001. informed Ann.
And Gentlemen thatinterest, may be of m-
ien) very genteel Vacancies from tool. to !cool. per Ann.
both at Home and Abroad.—Wanted to Purchase, several
for either Buyer or Seller's Lives.
Annuities, well secured,
For Particulars, please to inquire of Mr. Hughes, No. 6,
Lancaster-court, Strand, from Twelve till Two o'Clock
N. B. Lama, with real Names, post-paid, will be
littended to.

ANNUITIES, AND PLACES UNDER GOVERN-
MENT.
9'O BE. DISPOSED OF, an Annuity Bond
.1 on a long Leasehold Estate, 371. tos. a-year, for
:viol. A ditto, 52,1. a-year, for 3501. A ditto, 1061.
2-year for Seel. A Rent-cbarke, 751. a-year, for cool.
A genteel Appointment in. Ireland, of 8001. a-year,
for Three Thousand Guineas: - Gentlemen having in-
terest, may be informed of several genteel Civil Vacan-
cies at Home and Abroad, of 701. Sol. gol. tool. Isol.
3001. 4001. 5001. 6001. 7001. Sool. toool. tsool. and
10001. a-year.—Twelve Thousand Pounds immediately
toady to advance by a Gentleman, for the Purchase of
• One, or Four Annuities, on eligible Security ; or the
whole Sum will be given to any Person that will resign in
his favour an adequate Appointment under Government.—
Persons possessing real Incomes, for Life, may be accom-
modated with Sums of Money, from too!, to any amount,
redeemable at their option.
Personal Applications to Melville and Co. No. 7, Ce-
eil-street, Strand, from EleVen till Thicc o'Clock. No
Letters received but what are paid,