The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-16 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVLNT-GARDEN.
LAST kV EE K. -ORATORIOS.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, . the 18th instant,
will be performed,
A GRAND -SELECIION,
In which Madame CA,TA LAN 1 .sing " Angels
ever bright and fair," the bravura, " Frenar vorrei•" and
Ale duetio Vado ma almen,i, with Mr; BRAHAM,..—
as. n 7
nr; —.CKONS, " the Soldier tied," Farewell ye finspid
liag,,,si" and the duetio, " Fair Aurora," with Mrs.
Nr'''''o•—MaEter BoYLE, 0 nvigniiv the- Lord.".-7-
' BELLAMY, " Shall I in Mamre's fertile plain ?"
ii r• y.'.. Arm, -arm, ye brave !",And Mr. BRA-
-504,, “.Corne if you, dare," " Gentle airs," and " Net..
' The Grand Chorusses •- " the Marveklous Work,"
Fleay.ens are telling," " Sing to the Lord," Awake the
"li," from the creation, will be introduced.
will Friday an entire New Grand S.,:ledion, in which
b.. ininadnced, by desire, " Luther's Hymn," being the
"4t Performance this Sca4* -
/) Ft r further particulars, see the printed Bills.
tisioors to be opened at Six, and continence at Seven pre-
Boxes7s. Pit3s, Gall. 2S. Up. Gall. IS.
to 'aces tOr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Lux-office, M. Hart:street.

EXHIBITION OF DRAWINC;S:
°THE EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS in
lal, Water Colours, after celebrated Pidures of the great
s:7s, is now Open to the Public, at the Gallery, 3q,
kiay
°ctlie-street, Picadilly ; and will continue open every
41.(tin'n1 Ten in the t*or'enoon, till Six in the At ternoon.—
is. Catalogues 6d.

A A VERY SINGULAR CASE.
OFFICER, when in (he twenty-third year of
!abletits age, had bath his - Legs shot off in a merno-
Wife “aval Engagement. ln this helpless situation, with a
ticufrand six Children,. he is under unavoidable dif-
Na, "eseinbarrassments, occasioned neither by extra-
th64llce nor vice. Those 'whose pe-rceptions are alive to
finest feelings of our nature, and enjoy. the delight-
,v,Lpleiisure in relieving the real w ants of sutreriogliurnatiity,
1„1,11., in this instance, have the gratifying oppo•tunity of ad;
tithe" in
the healing balm ot _Consolation to this severely
r")unded helpless C;entieinan.
T 4 Friends of this truly unfortunate Family be leave to
assure the Generous and Humane, that when sulii tency is
obtained, tke Advertisement will be discontinued.
lb Messrs. Cox and Son, Agents, Bartlett's-buildings, Hol-
°rn, will thankfully receive the smallest assistance, and
411SV*tr to the fads.
wMost grateful thanks are presented to Dowager Lady
Lady Normanton, Lord Gardiwa, Colonel Viva-
A. 8.-Miss B—, George Blackman, Lsq. and 5.,111

SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS,

MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE.
Adelphi, March 14, IS tz.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICERS,
wilaccording to the Rules and Orders of the Sot_ I ETY,
the b e
in the great Room of' the Society, on Monday next,
112.3(1 inst. The Ballot to begin at Eleven in the Fore-
-"„,,II, and close at Two in the Afternoon precisely. s

• PRESMENT.
Charles, Duke of Norfolk, 1.. R. and A.S.

VICE•PRLSIDENTS.
John Dtike of Bedford, F.A.S.
1-lug h; Duke of Northurnherland, F.R. and A. S.
(; •G. L Marquis of Stafford, K. G.
!aeon, Earl of Radnor, F. R. and A. S.
Robert, Earl of Liverpool, F.R.S.
Charles, Earl of Romney, E.R.S.
Hon. Robert L2litford, V. R. and A.S.
Sir William Dolben, Bait. L.L.U.
Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Ni. P.
Sir Watkin Lewes, Knt.
homa, Pitt, Esq. F.A.S.
Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain, F.A.S.
Nathaniel Conant, Esq.
iatietra Powell, NI. D.
]olio Christian Curiven, Esq. M.P.
Richard Wilson, Esq. F.A.S.
- By Order,
CI-lA.RLES•TAYLOR, M. D. Secretary.

•
'MILITARY INSTITUTION, CHAR L FON, KENT
near WOOLWICH COMMON.

R. HO:LvINIEY, late Mes-rs. BONNYCAS-
'I' L E and 110 M M EY, continues; vith proper A ssist-
!ilts, to instruct Young Gentlemen designed for the Army,
I(7r the Ro)al Artillery. and Engineers, for the Royal Military
°ltege at Marlow, and for toe Service of the Honourable
. -ast India Company, in the various Branches of a Military
tducation.
This Establishrhent, which has subsisted in its present
tOnn for several years, is in the immediate neighbourhood
(4t. the Warren and Dock-yard, and near the spot where ar-
tillery
pradice and other tail:wry
,exercises are daily per-
formed.
L,l.-he premises are extensive-, and the situation is remark-
a"iY healthy ; the house conimanding one of the most beau-
tiful prospects in the kingdom.
A Battery has been constructed on the •pot by the young
Gentlemen themselves,..and is mounted with two guns, with
which the pupil is taught to practice, and to enable himself
to take the commanciof a battery.
For the Plan of Studies, the Terms, the Rules and Regu.
lations of the Institution, apply to Mr. Houtiney, Charlton,
Kent.

MONEY is al ways ready to advance, at legal
Annuity Interest, upon every description of real Pro-
perty, and eligible Personal Security. All Annuities will be
redeemable. The business transacted with promptitude, se-
crecy, and honour.
Apply, personally, between 9 and 5, or, by letter, to the
Direetorof the National Bank, No. 8, Lower slohn-street,
_ Golden square, where the Nobility and Gentry will expe-
rience a never-failing resource, the Funds of this Institution
being equal to the most capital advancement, however con-
f\ eiderablei and matters of moment arc its principal object.