The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-22 00:00:00

STEWARDS.

The Hon. R. H. CLIVE, M.P. Oakly Park,
THOMAS HAMPTON SYMONS; Esq. Mynde Parke,
. JOHN BARNEBY, Esq. Brockharnpton,
The Lord Bishop of CHICHESTER, Dean of Hereford,
The Rev. HENRY HUNTINGFORD, Prebendary of
Hereford;
The Rev. HENRY WETHERELI., Rector of Thrtaton.

On'TUESDAY MORNING, at the Cathedral, a Sermon
will be preached by the Lord Bishop of Chichester, Dean of
Hereford.—ln the course of the Service will be performed,
Overture Saul—Grand Dettingen Te Deum—Handel; An-
them, " Blessed is He"—Duet, " Here shall soft Charity"—
Dr. Boyce ; Coronation Anthem, " The Kind shall Rejoice"—,
Handel. In the Evening at the New Shire Hall—Selection
from ACIS and GALATEA, and a Miscellaneous Act.

On WEDNESDAY MOANING—The MESSIAH. In
the Evening—A Grand Miscellaneous Concert.
On THURSDAY MORNING—Act I.—A Selection from
the RESURRECTION, MS.—Dr. Clarke Whitfeld ; and.
OFFERTO RIO—Dr. Chard, of Winchester. Act ll.—Se-
lection from the ORATORIO of SAMSON—Handel. Act
III.—A Grand Selection from Wendel, Giaun, Marcello, &c.
In the Evening Grand Miscellaneous Concert.
Principal Vocal Performers—Miss Stephens, Miss D. Travis,
Mr. Vaughan, Mr. W. Knyvett, and Mr. Bellamy.
In addition to the above celebrated Performers, Madame
R,onzi de Begnis, and Signor de Begnt, are engaged for the
three Evening Performinces.
- Principal Instrumental Performers.—Leader of the Band—
Mr. F. Cramer. Principal Second 'Violin—Mr. Marshall.
Viola—Mr. R. Ashley. Violoncellos Messrs. Lindley.
Double Bases—Signor Dragonetti and Signor Anfossi. Bas-
soons—Messrs. MackintOsh and Tully. Flutes—Messrs. Ni-
cholson and Nicholls. Oboes—Messrs. Ling and Sharpe.
Carionets--Messrs. Williams and Powell. Trumpets—Messrs.
Harper and Wallace. HornsL-Messrs. Petrides. Trombone—
Signor Mariotti. -Double Drmrns—Mr. Jenkinson. Organ,—
Mr. Mutlow. Piano Forte—Mr. Clarke. 'Conductor—Pro-
fessor Clarke Whitfeld, Mus. Doc.
Among the Instrumental Performers are Messrs. Anderson,
Crouch; Ella, Fleiicher, Gledhil, Glanville, Adolphus Ones-
bath, Charles Griesbach, Marshall, jun., Milfon Mackintosh,
jun., James Marshall, Nicka, Ree, Sherrington, Willis, Wil-
cox, &c.
The Choral Band, which will' nuinerous (and supported
by the celebrated female Singers from Lancashire :with, those
from Birmingham), has'been selected with greet care.—After
each Evening Concert there will be rt-Ball. _ •

aHE SECOND YORKSRfItE •MUSICAL
FESTIVAL, for the BENEFIT of the YORK
COUNTY HOSPITAL,- and of the INFIRMARIES of
LEEDS, HULL,' and SHEFFIELD, by permission, and
with the sanction, of the Very Rev the Dean, and of the Vene-
rable the Chapter of York, is appointed to be held in YORK
MINSTER, on Tu4spAy, _September 13, 1826, and the
Three following Days.
PATRON—The King's Most Excellent MAJESTY.
PRESIDENT—His Gracethe Lord Archbishop of YORK.
• And under the Patrimage'cif the principal Noblemen and
Gentlemen of the County. -
CHAIRMAN Of the COMMITIEE Ol MANAGEMENTt.—The
. .
Rev. WILLIAM
,HENR Y DIXON,-F.S.A.
On TUESDAY., September 13, -will be performed in the
MINSTER, a SELECTION of-SACRED MUSIC, from
Handel's Oratorio of Samson; from Beethoven's Mount -of
Olives, ,and. from other works .of,• Handel,.-Haydn, •Mozart,
Purcell, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, September 14,.THE MESSIAH.
On THURSDAY, September la, the principal part of
HAYDN'S CREATION ; with' a Selection *bra Handel's
Oratorio of JUDAS MACCAR/EUS.
On FRIDAY, Sept. 16, & SELECTION of SACRED
MUSIC, froni,/landel's Oratorio of Israel in Egypt, from
Blazon's Requiem, and from other works of Handel, Haydn,
Mozart, Croft, Pergolesi, sc..
The opening of the Concert Room will be on TUESDAY,
Sept. 13 • on which Evening, and on the Evenings of WED-
NESDAV and THURSDAY, Sept-14 and there will be
GRAND CONCERTS.
_ VOCAL PERFORMERS.
Madame Ronal de Begnis, Miss Travis, Miss Gobdall, Miss
Stephens, Miss Wilkinson, Miss 'Farrar, and MadeMoiselle
Garcia; Mr. Vaughan; Mr. Sapio, Mr. W. Knyvett, Mr.
Terrail, Mr. &ahem,' Mr. 'Bellamy, Mr. H. Phillips, and
Signor do Begnis. _
The rest of the Vocal Department will consist of a Grand
Chorus- of 90 Cantos, 70 Altos, 90 Tenors, 1.00 Basses.
INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS. •
LEADERS OF THE-BAND.
Morning - - Mr. citAmEn

First E;rening, • Mr: MORI •
Second Evening - Mr. EIESEWETTER
Third Evening . - Mr. LODER.
Principal Second Violini--111i. -Loder • and. Mr. White.--
85 other Violins.
Principal Violas—Messrs: R. Ashley and Daniels, and 30
others.
Violoncellas--Messrs. Lindleys, and 22 others.
Double Basses—Signors Diagonetti,-. and Anfossi, and 14
others. -
Flutes—Messrs, Nicholson and Richardson; and 4 others.
Oboes--Messrs. Erskine and M. Sharp; and 10 others. •
Clarionets—Messrs. Willman and Powell, and 4 others.
Bassoons—Messrs. Mackintosh and Tully, and 10 others.
Horns—Messrs. Platt, • Tully, and Petrides, and 8 others.
Trumpets—Messrs. Harper and Wallis, -and 4 others.
Bass-Trombons—Mr.-Mariotti; and 2 others.
Tenor Ditto-'-31r. Schoengen, and 2 others. '
Alto Ditto—Mr. Smithers; and 2 others.
Serpents and Bass Horns--Messrs-. Moxon, -Holcroft, and 6
others.
Double Drums—Messrs. Jenkinson.lind Taylor.
Harp—Mr. Bochsa. . • *
Conductor—Mr. GREATOREX.
Assist. Conductors-51r. CAMIDOE and Dr. CAAIIDGE,
Organists of the Cathedral ; Mr. WHITE, and Mr.
KNAPTOS.
, ,
Dr. Camidge will preside at the Organ; and Oreatorex as the
Piano Forte.
In addition to the names which have been particularized , the
Orchestra will include the most eminent Performers from the
Ancient and Philharmonic Concerts, Italian Opera, Btc. The
'Chorus will be complete. and effective ; and the entire Band
will consist of SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS, being an
addition of 135 to the Band of 1823. '
On the Evening of MONDAY, September 12, there will
be a BALL in the Assembly Rooms; and on the evening of
FRIDAY,' September- 16,- a GRAND FANCY DRESS-
BALL, in the-New Concert Boom and. 'Assembly Itooms.--:-
The Quadrille Band of Messrs. Michaa, Colinet, and .51usard,
will attend the Balls.
The Receipts from the Concerts and Balls will be applied to
defray the expences of erecting the Concert Room, which is to
be for ever held in trust for the Benefit of the four Charities.•
The issue of Tickets will commence on the Saturday previous
to the Festival, at the'following prices:—
.51inster,—Each Morning's-Ticket,
riooesrt ot4f4tilh7great Aisle, -ttri side- Galleries :40
15i 00
a. Galleries and Floor of the Side Aisles - .0 7 0
Noith Transept - - 0 5 0
Filch Concert ~ - 0 15 0
First Ball - - 0. '7 0
Second ditto ' - - - 0 15 0
cc, The Committee are ready to afford Assistance to
Strangers, in procuring Lodgings and, A ccomtnodations.___A
list of Lc,dgings, with Particulars and l,erms, is IcePt by Mr.
Wolstertholme.. York.—Letters to btu mike ised
to thellonotary Secrefiries.6l the Yorkshire Musical Fest:val,,