The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-05 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MARCH ~

'ORATOIUOS
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING. LENT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVEIiT-GARDEN.
MORROW EVENING, MARCH 6,
eivilrbe pertbrmeti-, for the Last Time this Season,
The SACRED ORATORIO of
THE CREATION.

Composed by G. I-1 kY Mus. D. •
Maestro di Capella to His Serene Highness the Prince of
Esterhazy. •
.Air, Miss Tyrer, " Thou shalt bring them in.",—lsrael
in Egypt. •
End of Part 1.--A grand Concertante for Violin, Oboe,
Flute, Bassoon? and Violoncello Obligates by Messrs.
G. -Ashley,. Ling. Woidner, Parkinson, and Charles
Ashley-6 yrowetz.
god of Part I I.—A Concerto on the Grand Piano-Fuitc
by Mr. Field.
Principal Vocal Performers,
- ?ars. SECOND, Miss TENNANT,
Miss TYRE R, MaJer SMITH,
Aid' .Madame DUSStK,

L EDON,
Mr. _D1G14.1.1114,:-Ittr, - •
JAMES MAHON, and, Mr.
,D ENMAd.
Among the Principal instrumental Performers are,
' •'Leerier of the Band, 111r.,G. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr.' J. ASHLEY.
Violencellos, Messrs, Cha. Ashley, Sharyi &c. princi-
pal ad Violin, Mr. Mahon. Bassoons, Messrs. Parkin-
son and Taylor. Trumpets, Messrs. Smith, Tamplin,
and Cantei;). Double Basses, Messrs. JOltv&, Francis,
&C.• Corni di Bassett:), Mouro and Leffler, jun..
Serbtno, Mr. Sickel Bass Trumpet, Mr..Atvvootl.
Oboes, Messrs. Ong and-Cornish, jun.. Violas, Messrs.
Rockwood and Monro, inn. . Flutes, Messrs. .Weid..
ner and Cornish, scn. . Double Basloons Messrs. Jen,.
kinson Littler. Horns,. Messrs. and Jack-
son. 'Trombones, 'Messrs. Flack, Zwingman, andl)res-
lcr. Double Drums, Mr. IZ . Ashley.
The rest of the Band, and the Chorusses, which will be.
numerous and complete, by the most approved Per-
l'oriners
The whole under the Ditcaion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.
Boxes 6s. -Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is.
Places for the Boxes to b..; taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office in Hart-street.
Half Price as usual, at Nine o'Clock.
Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven o' C lock.

This Day was published, in Odavo, price is.
THE, DEAF AND DUMB; or, THE
ABBE DE L'EPE . An Historical-Play, in Five
Acts.
Translated from the French Edition.
Authenticated by_ the Author, J. BOW UV, Member

of the Philotechnic -Society at Paris.
To which is prefixed, some Accoutit of the Abbe De
E pee, and his institution tbr the Relief and Instruc-
tion of the Deaf and Dumb.
Printed for the Translator, and sold by Longman and
Roes, Paternoster-row. •
The 1%1 pagers of Drury Lane Theatre having thought
proper to insinuate at the bottom of their Play Hill, that
this 1.11:.ay is a pa ET EN 11 F.ll Translation, and intended to
be imposed upon the Public as the piece IitYVV rcpt.:sewing
at that Theatre, the Translatcr- respeetfully assures the
Public, that it is a faithful Translation from the Original
french by JJ. N . Bo u i I.LN' and the Title is literally taken
from Kotzebue's German Translation. The Translator
also takes the.liberty to inform. the Public, that this Tran-
slation, was pest into the hands of Mr, Harris a. twelve.
month since, and that an alterition of it tor his Theatre
was aCtually prepared, when, it was heard that the ?sett
yeas getting up at Drury-Lane.

iThis Day was published,
In sour large Volumes, Imo. price i6s. sewed,

13F1 CIV AL; or, NATU RE VINDICATED:
A Novel.
_ _ _

By R. C. DALLAS, Esq. ,
Printed for I. N. • Longaun and •0. Rees, No.. 39,
Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, lately published,
a. the RIWAL -MO-1-1E RS ; a Novel; from the
French of'Madame de Geniis; in 4 vols„p a rie s. sewed.
z. RINTALDO RINALDINI,-Captain of Robbers;
Translated from the 4 erinan by I. Hinckley, Esq. ; in
3 vols. ros. 6d. beards.'
3. RIMUALDO ;or, the Castle of Badajos ; a Romance.
By W. H. Ireland; 4 vols. 14s. boards.

This Day was published, Price Half.a.Crown,
D°MESTIC UNION; or, LONDON AS
IT SHOULD BE! ! Containing Observations on
the present state of the Municipality of Landoll ; with.
Hints for its extension and Improvement; together. with
Remarks on'the West India Docks in the Isle of Dogs;
the Wapping Docks; the Projects for improving London-
Bridge; and for making a New Iron Bridge. across 'the
Ti 131114 ; the Canal on the South-side of the River ; and
the several New Streets under present contemplation.
By the AUTHOR ot the PURTE NTO US GLOB I.
" Populous Cities please me then,
And the busy Hum of Men.'•
Printed for J, Walter, Charing-cross; and sold by J.
Sewell, Cornhill.

UNION MAGAZINE.
This Day vial published,
(Respeafully inscribed to the Members of the Union
' Club at Cumberland-House.)
. .
Ornamented with a beautiful Portrait of the Right Hon.
Lord Loughborough,, and -a View of the Town of New
• Ross, in Ireland, drawn by Mr. Carter,

No,, 11. for Fasrnary, iBc r,
(To be continued Monthly, price is: 6d.) of
THE UNION MAGAZINE, .and
RIAL REGISTER; comprehending every re-
markable OcCurrence that gave rise to, or is conneded
with the Union 'between Great Britain and Ireland; and
also embracing, upon a scale inferior to none, the follow-
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Papers, Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Proceed-.
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sities, Criticism; The Drama, Poetry, The Fine Arts,
.An Obituary, with Sketches of distinguished Charaders,
Inquiries relative to local, commercial, agricultural, anti
economical Affairs, Ike.
London : Published by- J. Walker, Paternoster-row ;
to whom Letters and Communications for the Editors are
requested to be sent, Post-paid.

FOR THE USE OF SCI-TOOLS.
This Day. was published,
In One Volume, Duodecimo, with an elegant Frontis,
piece,
rr HE NEW SPEAKER, or: English Class.
Book : consisting of, i. Moral and Instruaiva Es-
says. z; Narrative and Pathetic Pieces. 3. Dialogues.
4. Orations •and Harangues. S. Eplstle's. 6. Miscella-
neous Pieces. 7. Select Poetical Varieties. To which
are prefixed, a short Systetit of Rhetoric, anti an Esiay on
Enunciation or Delivery, chiefly abstraled front Blair's
Leaures. •
• No steep ascent is here held forth to gain;
No hidden dangq gloomy the spangled plain.-
Free may your footsteps o'er the precincts range,
Shift with-the sOjea,- with your saucy change :
Each plant, innoxtousi pints you try its sweets ;
For, here the beauteous charms, the useful greets.
lay WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D.
Author or the British NepoS, Natural History, &c.
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Where may be had, every Book for the Use of Schools.