The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

WORCESTER MUSIC MEETING, 18°6.

ON TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 23, at the
Cathedral, a SERMON will be preached by the Rev. G.
Tli R r.ERV 1 LLF , A. M. Vicar of Hanley, and Dornes;ie '
Chaplain to the V t. Hon. Lord Be..uchautp ; and in the course
of tire Service wdi be performed Overture, Esther—Grand
Derr ingen Te Deum—Anthem, Dr. Boyce, " Blessed is he"
Hundredth Psalm—Coronation Anthfrn, " Zadock the
yriest."
In the Evening, at the College Hall, the Oratorio of
•• Alexander's Feast ;" between the Ads a Grand Con-
certaute for Violin, Flute, Oboe, Viola, Bassoon, and Viglin-
cello 01,:igato.

Wednesday morning, Sept. 24, at the Cathedral, a Selec-
tion of Sacred Music from the Works of Handel and Haydn.

In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Miscellaneous
Conceit, in two Ads.
'Thursday mor 1 ug,, Sept. 25, at the Cathedral, the Messiah.
In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Mtscella-
iteous Concert, in Two Ads.
• Principal Performers,
Mrs. 1311.LINIt; TON%
Mrs. VAW; HAN, Miss 14IELVI
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Messrs. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, KNY'VETT,
VAUGHAN, and JAGER.
Mr. CRAM ER, Leader of the Band..
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Second Violin, Mr. Moraft , Principal Bass, Mr. Lindley;
Principal Tenor, Mr. Ashley.; Prin;:ipal Oboes, Mr. -Parke-
and Mr. Oliver; Principal Double Bass, Mr, Boyce; Prin-
cipal Clarinet, Mr. Mahon; Principal Bassoon, Mr.Holrres ;
Principal Flute, Mr. fackson ; Principal Trumpets, Messrs.
Ilyde and Camel° ; . Principal 'limns, Messrs: Leanders;
Double Drums, Nr. Jeokinson ; Trombones, Messrs.
Flock, Dressier, and Zwingman ; 'Organ, Mr. Mutlow
~and Piano, Mr. Dare. The rest of the Instrumental Parts
of the Band oy the most approved Pei-limners in the Country.
The whole COnclutted by, I. 'CLARK, B. M. '
STEWARDS.
The Right Hon. Lord rOLE Y..
The Hon. I. W. WARD, M. P.
ANTHONY LECHMERE, -Esq.
Rev. RICHARD DA RK E,'Reetor of Graftox Flyford.
Rev. GEORGE TURI3,ERVILLE, Vicar Of Hanley.
Rev. EDW. JOHN HERBERT, Vicar of Ovetbury,
The Performers are requested to be atWorcester on Sun-
day evening, Sept. at, in order to,a.t-tend the Rehearsal in the
College Hall eariy on -Monday morning.

ST. TIMMAS AND GUY's HOSPITALS.
R. ASTLEY COOPER will begin his LEO
TURLS on SURGE RY,tin Monday the 6th of °do.
bcr, at Eight o'Clocicin the Evening. . • • •

ST. uEORGL's HOSPITAL,and GEORGE-STREIT,
HANOv ER-SQUARE, MEDICAL and CHEMICAL
LECTURES.

N SATURDAY, 06.1ober -4,. a COURSE of
LECTURES on the MATERIA NIEDICA, PRAC-
TICE of R H IC, ancI,CRE MIST RY, will re-commence
iii George-street, at the usual Morning Hours, viz. the Ma-
Jinja Medica at a Quarter before Eight ; the Practice of Phy-
sic at Half alter Eight ; and the Chemistry-at a Quarter alter
Nine.

By GEORGE PEARSON,'III.D. F.R.S.
Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, and of the Col_
lege of Physicians.
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A Register is-tept of the Cases of Dr. Pearson's Patients
in St, George's Hospital • and an account.given of then) at a
CLINICAL•LECTUR every Saturday .Morningi at Nine
o'clock.

Pro,posals may be had at St. George's Hospital, win in
George street.

TO BE S'OLD,

THREE SPANISH RAMS of His Majesty's
A. pure Merino Breed, on Tuesday next the 23d, at Vixen's
RepositorV, Barbican.
Tw6 of them are Yearlings, or r 8 Months old ; the other
is aged. A Fleece from a Lamb of the Old Ones' get was
pronounced by the Bath Agricultural Soole:ty the finest Wool
they had ever seen and one of these y'oung Rams is in the
opinion of the Breeder equally. fine.—Were' there on Fri-
day.

No. 40, CHARING-CROSS„near the ADMIRALTY,

LONDON;

WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT
and CURE the YELLOW FEVgR, and other MA LI G.
NANT PESTILENTIAL DISEASES.
Instituted under the Sanaion of skilful Physicians.

THIS Remedy has been proved to be so effica-
cious in subduing and destroying' Infeaious Fevers,
that the Public only bleed be informed they may be supplied
with it genuine at fie above Warehouse, and at the Proprie-
tor's Warehouses in Liverpoid, Bristol, and Glasgow, whidh
Lave been establishet solely for,the Sale of