The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-09 00:00:00

NA TO UAIENT to the MEMORY of DIB-
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- PATRON.
The. Right Hon. the Earl of HARCOURT, &c. &c. &c.
CHAIRMAN.
Admiral Sir JOSEPH YORKE, K.B. AI.P. &c.

The STEWARDS to the FESTIVAL on Friday last beg
to return their warmest acknowledgments to the Gentlemen of
the Musical Profession, for the kind and truly disinterested
manner in which they volunteered their gratuitous services, and
contributed to the delight and gratification of the brilliant as-
semblage of Ladies and Gentlemen who honoured the Meeting
with their company; nor can the Stewards be unmindful of the
kind offers which they have received from several distinguished
Female Vocalists and eminent MN sicians—offers which, though
unavailable at the Festival, will be gratefully accepted in sup-
port of a Public Concert at some future period. Communica-
tions from such as may still desiie to contribute their talei?ts,
and letters upon all business connected with the object, are re-
ceived at the Bar of the Freemasons' Tavern.
Subscriptions are received by the Treasurers, Messrs. Ran-
som' Bankers, Pall-mall East, and at the Tavern.—A List
will be announced in a very few days.

TO BE_SOLD BY AUCTION,
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At his .ROOMS, --No. 3, WELLINOTON-STREET,
STRAND, on MONDAY, 29th of MARCH, and Eleven
following Days, (Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock,
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THE highly valuable. Collection of PRINTS,
the'Property of the late Sir MARK MASTERMAN
SYKES, Baronet, of Sledmere-house and Settrington, in the
County. of York :
PART THE FlRST,—Consisting of a series of BRITISH
PORTRAITS, from the Heptarchy to the end of the Reign
of William 111., comprising a capital assemblage of extremely
rare and curious Prints, including several unique ;—Beautiful
P Matchlessass Fanadiilsyplad
Equestrian and Hisiorical Engravings, by Delaram, Elstracke,
Itoiiote,rrs
~ theA &c.o ;—the
Productions
lYorksof ‘l.
the of that
Cele-
brated 'Artist, W. FA I '
rii rtNE, many Df- them Brilliant
Proofs, &c. &c. &c.
Catalogues (price 3s. 6d.) may be nowhad of
Oxford; Mr. Thorpe, Cambridge • Mr.
Laing, Edinburgh;
Messrs. Hodges and M'Arthur, Dublin; 3lessrs. Robinson,
Liverpool ; Messrs. Robinson and Bent, Manchester ; Messrs.
Longman and. Co., Paternester-row ; Mr. Triphook, Bond-
street :, and at the Place of Sale.
N. Ir. Admission (with Catalogues only) to View on Wednes-
day, March 24, to the Time of Sale.

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THE BRITISH GUARDIAN, and PRO-
TESTANT ADVOCATE, a Weekly Paper, Price
Sevenpence, devoted to the CHURCH and STATE, the AL-
TAR, and the•THRONE, and sanctioned by several of the
Chief Dignitaries of the Realm, is published at Four o'Clock,
every 'Wednesday Afternoon, at No. 1, WELLINGTON-
STREET, STRAND, where Orders and Advertisements•, &c.
are receiviel ; and may also be had of all News-Venders.
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EIGHTH EDITION.
This day was published, by J. Fentum, 78, Strand,
MR. NATHAN'S SONGS and DUETS,
from " SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES."
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Why are you wandering here, I pray - - 2 0
Billy Lackaday's Lament - '• - - - 1 6
I'll not be a maiden forsaken •- - - - 2 0
A Secret - - - - - - 2 0
How can you abuse an easy woman so - - 1 6
The offerings love we bring to thee - - - 2 0
Likewise the following new Compositions :
Skippity, whippity, nippity, hop ! - - - 2 0
Our own fire-side - . - - - - 2 0
Then waltz with me, love - - - - 2 0
This Rose to calm my brother's cares=-Bth edition - 2 6
The Fair Haidee - - - - - 2 0
My life, I love you - - - - - .2 6
Bright be the place of thy soul - - - 2 0
When we two parted . - - - - 2 6
Well, thou art happy - - 2 0
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Yes, Love indeed is light from heaven - - 2 6
Bound where thou wilt my barb - - - 2 6
Thou art not false, but thou art fickle - - 2 6
Think not thou art what thou appearest - - 2. 6
The castled crag of Drachenfels - - - 2 6
As o'er'the cold sepulchral stone - - - 1 6
eeLSO THR FOLLOWING SONGS, FROM " ADA RE,6:'
.• Sir Henry de Varx."—Pgice sr.
Poetry by Lady Caroline Las.b. Maine by I. Nathan.
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