The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-17 00:00:00

WORCESITER MUSIC MEETING, 1806.

aN TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 23, at the
Cathedral, a 3E RM ( t' will be preached by the Rev. G.
'IU R • FR VI LEI', A. M. Vicar of Hanky, and Domestic
Ch • plain to the t. Hon. Lord Beauchamp; and in the course
of th.:.Servi,e will be performed Overture, Esther—Grand
Deitingen Te Den-in—Anthem, Dr. Boyce, " Blessedis
.—Hundredth Psalm—Coronation Anthem, " Zatiock the
Priest."
lii the Evening, at the College Hall, the Oratorio of
e• Alexander's- Feast ;" between the Ads a Grand Con-
certante h r Violin, Flute, Oboe, Viola, Bassoon, and Violin_
cello Obligate.
Wedn,ss_lay morning, Sept. 2.{, at thoCathedral,_ a Seim-
tion of Sacred Music from
.the Works of Handel and..HaFdn,
In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Miscellaneous
Concert, in two Ads.
Thursday morning, Sept. 25, at the Cathedral, the Messiah.
In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Miscella-
peons Concert, in Two Ads.
Principal Performers, •
Mrs, BILL-Mt.:TON,
Mrs. VAUGHAN, Miss MiELVILLE,
Messrs. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, KNYVETT,
VAUGIIAN,'and FACER.
Mr. CRAM ER, Leader of the Band.
Second Violin, Mr. Moralt , Principal Bass, Mr. Lindley;
_Principal Tenor, Mr. Ashley ; Principal Oboes, Mr.. Parke
and M. Oliver; Principal libleliass, Mr. Boyce; Prin-
cipal Clarinet, Mr. Mahon; Principal );assoon, Mr. Holmes ;
Principal Flute, Mr. Jackson ; Principal Trumpets, Messrs.
Ilyde and Cantelo; Principa Horns, Messrs. Leanders ;
trouble Drums, Mr. Jenkinson ; TromboneS, Messrs.
.Flock, Dressler, and Zwingman ; Organ, Mr. glitloiv ;
-and piano, Mr. Dare. The rest of the,lnstrumental Parts i
lathe Baqd by the most 'approved Performers in the Country.

The whole Conducted by I. CLARK, B. M.

STEWARDS.

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' The Right Hon. Lord FOLEY.
• The Hon. j. W. WARD, M. P.
ANTHONY LECHMERE, Esq.
Rev. RI CHARD DARK E, Redor of Grafton Flyford.
• Rev. G EORG RBE kV I.LE, Vicar of Hanky.
Rev. EDW.. 101-1 N HERBERT, Vicar of Overbury,...
The Performers are rewsted to be at Worcester on Sun-
day evening, Sept. 2t, in order to attend the Rehearsal in the
College Hall early on Monday morning'.'•

SWIFT and CO.
POULTRY a nit CHARING-CROSS.

'TICKETS and SHARES of the State Lottry, to
beOn Drawiny the 13tn of next Month, are selling by
SWII.T and Co. at their Licensed Offices, No. it, Poultry,
(established in 1759) and No, It, Ch.iringCross, (next Dtict
to th Golden Cross). The Lottery consists but of ao,ooo.
Tickets.

lhe Scheme contains the following Prizes, viz.
3 or k 2ovaoo 8 of ,Csoo
3 lo,oco 20 too •
3 ---- 5.000 40 ---- SP-
---- 1,0.0 I 4,100 --"
The First.cirawn Ticket will receive to,OOOI.
Schemes Gratis.

The only STATE LO!TT ER Y tp he Dra.wn this Year
begins 13th (;t next Month, anti nu priVate Lottery cati be
seterrttii►ed by H:
MESSRS. BROOKE and Co. at their Old and
'Lucky Lottery Office, 237, eiccadilly, assure their
Friends that the present State Lottery Scheme is excellent
bond comparison. The Scheme is very rich, contains three
Prizes of 20,0001. three of-ro;-oonl. three of 50031. Sze. and
only .zo,ooo- Tickets, which is only, the quantity usually,fon-
sumed by the public previous to the Drawing. -Their Friends
must of course be convinced, that 4143, in the purchase of
Tickets or• Shares may he the cause nf disappointment, and
possibly the lass..of a Capital Priie. The above Office bas
been Established Fifty-three years, where No. 17,380, the
First-drawn Ticket 3d February list, entitled to to,oail. was
sold in one-halt and eight Sixteenths Shares.

Offices, No, 2, COrriliiii, 149, OxtOrthstreet, 3" 44, St-
iaines's-street.

HODGES, PAINE, and Co. StockLßrokers,
having been materially concerned in the eiiginal
Con-
trads for-the late Lotteries, and being joint Contra tors for
the prSent, -are enabled to. sell-the Tickets, Sharei-,- and -
Chances, on the most liberal Terms.
Hodges and Co. whose ye4giability has been established
at their Offices, Oxford-street and St. James's-street, by the
!` sate and puntinality with which they have paid, during the
4o years, numerous Capital Prizes, a part of which are
understated, have opened an Office in the City,- a, Corn-
hill, and respeettully inform their Frievis and the Public,
-that their Orders, either iit the Lottery or Public FUnds, will
be strialy attended to.
Last Oaoher, No: 3944, a Prize of zo,siol. in two Quar-
ter', two Eighth, altd lour Sixteenth Shares ;. last February,
No. 1345, a Prize of 50001. in 16 Sixteenth Shares ; and in
the late Loteries.

I No. 29,467 a Prize of,C2o;000- -No. 30,333 a Prize of ,£sooo
• .J 5,795 -77,- , , 20,000 , r 25,848 ---7- .5900,
12,660 -: zo,ooo ig.c6o --,- ,sOOO
[
24087 -,-7 . J.40,,0 . 36,030 -,--., 5000
7121 ---* 10,000 9787 ---- Sooo
2681 ---- ' .10000: jSI,4AS ---- :51000,N. B. The Drawing will commence on the isthrof Otro-
her. ..

Hodges and Co. have no.canuexion with any other Office
in London.

.;tad c,,,t,-„Affec-!
RILEUMATISMS.,
tions, with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or fly;
ing Pains, Flatulency, IndigeStion, and general Debi*,
originating in whatever source, are relieved and frequently
cklred
.by Will TERKAD's ESSENCE of ,M.USTARD.
PILLS after every other Means had
. The Fluid .essence of -Mustard, used with the Pills in
those Complaints Mix,: ei.le.ssiiry, is perhaps the most ac-
penetratingond,etliAttal Remedy the World...gene-
rillycJaFingthe wi,erest Sprains and Bruises in Ipss than,half
the time usually takeniy-any other•Linimeitt or •Embroca-
tion ; and, if used immediately after any accident, it pre-
vents the part turning black.
Prepared only, and sold by • It. lOHNSTON, Apothecary,
No. is, Greek,strect,- Soho, London, avzs.:9o. each Box ow
Bottle. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United
'Kingdom,
,!** The,.Genuihe has_ a black ink Stamp, with the Name
of it . 101115tQl1 inserted 041 it. '

• .
•!-r.o' BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,.
.13v Mr. A 8807.1,
At • Carraway's Corfee-hou, Cornhill,' Tomorrow, the
%54 M4r. at ['twelve ti'C!ock,

THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION; on the Death
of a Lady, •014. Capital FREEHOLD and COPY-
FLU LD' ESTA'T E., of • Knott's G Cecil, LoW Ley ton, Essex,
five miles from Loudon ; comprising Knott's, •a substantial
elegant Mansion, containing every requisite accommodation tbr
a Gentleman'S Faniily,with spacious Stabling, Coach-houses,
Farm and, Garden Buildings, spacious walled Fore-court and
Stable-2cOurt, delightfUl• Pleasure Ground and Garden; re=
freshed•by a Canal. ,tire lofty 13riCk Walls well chatted. with
Fruit Trees; Creenlbouse, Gr4ery,• and •Peaohery ; in all:,
trio Acres, two Roods; ten PefcileS, Freehold, and five Acres,
one Rood, 35 Perches, Copyhold, in two rich old Meadows,
handsomely thriberet.t ; 'the whole in' a Ring Fence, with
Right of Common and Common of Pasture in Lo.w Ley ton
Marsh lent on lease at rinly 1051. per annum. • -
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars. m4y.be had of the
Toll-Colle&or, on Lea Bridge ; at the King's 1-teal, Lel-
ton ;' Chequers, Walthamstow ; Eagle, Snareshrook ; Brew-
ers, Wocdtoid.--- White Hart,!C,kaptun ; of Mr; lohn 'But-
terworth, ,2.5, 7Pncling-lane ; at c;arraway's ; and of I\lr.
Abbott, 2.3, Shepher'd's Market, Piccadilly.

• HOUSE, CHATHAM.
To be PE R E MPTO ILY SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. ABBOTT,

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Eft Garraway's cotke- house,
.Chanie-alley, Cornhill, To-
morrow, the igily ins:ant, at Twelve o'Clock, without
Reserve.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the- High-street,
.CA. Chatham, Kent, at the Corner-of Hog.-lane; the
qroun‘l upwards of 6o Feet hi front, by .150 Feet in depth •
comprising a capital substantial brick Dwelling-House,-with
large Garden, Yards, and Out-buildings, part fronting the
Sneer, Stabling, . • Loft, and spacioUs Malt House, with all
requisite Appendages, in the occupation of Mr. Blakeston,
who Will give early possession.
• To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; of
. Mr. Morson, Attorney, and at.the.Mitre, Chatham; of Mr.
John Butterworth, No. ts,. Pudding-lane ; at Garrawav's ;
and,of Mr. Win. Abbott, No. x 3, Shepherd's Market,- Pic-
cadilly.