The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-04 00:00:00

cLocEsTra NIU.SIC-MEETING.

SIEWAR II 5,
Th: At-In-lira! FE lk I,LE Y.
HENRY IiOWARD, Esq. M. P.

Sir HENRY LI I'I'INCOrE, Bart.
Ti;e Very Rev. Ur. I.I,IXMORE, bean of Glocestet.
Rcv. Mr. LEiGH, ot Addlestlior,,
"ILL: Rcv.,2vir. LLOYI) i;AKER.
MF,E I'ING of the THREE CHOIRS of
GLOCESTER, \V:)RCESTER,andHEREFORD,
fesr th renetit of the WIDOWS ORPHANS ot toe
I'OOR C aGY of til..;"1.11;-4 Dioceses, will be held at
Gkcester,,,o• Wednesday tilt.: 'St!) of September, :aid the
Two following Day.
At the. Catlicdr“l;- on Wednesday, a Sermon will be
prc,i;lied by toe Very Rev. Dr. Luxmore, Dean of Glo.

c:tstcr.
Li the course of the Scrvice will In performed, The. Det-
tiur,zeri Te, " Blessed is he," composed by
Dr. Boyce ; in which will be introchcet the Duet, " Here
shall sort Chari•y repair." 'And klanclel's Coronation Au-
then,
." .LAclock: the Priest."

In the Evening, at the Bnnthall. A GR AND MISCELLA-
NEOUS CONCERT.
Or. Thursclty Momilig, at the Cathedral, the Sacred Ora-
te;;:f;ot"TII E CREATION. Composed by Dr. Haydn.
Evening, at the Roothall, A GRAND MISCEL-
LANEOUS CONCERT.
On Friday Morning, at the Cathedral, THE MESSIAH./
In zi.e Evening, at the Rao:hail, A GRAND MISCEL-
LANEOUS CONCERT.
PRINcIPAL SIVCERS:
Mrs. BILLINGTON,
Miss TENNANT, Mr. BA RTLEM'AN,
—MT. HARRISON, Mr. KNYVETT.

ZEL-INcIYAL : .
Mr. F. CRAB nit:, Leader.
Mr. Clark, Principal Second; Mr, Wilton, Principal Tenor ;
kob:..rt Lindley, Principal Violoncello; Mr. Parke,
Principal Oboe ; Holloes, Principal Bassoon ; Mr.
Mahon, Principal Clarionet ; Mr. Jackson, Principal
Flute; Mr. Boyce, Principal Double bass; Hyde and
.....Cantelo, Trumpets ; Fhisk, Dressler, Zwincinan, Trom-
bones ; Moreit,,.vans, &c.
Pla..psichord, Mr. PITT. -Organ, Mr. COYLE.
And the other parts of the band (which will be toil and
completer,..by rae most approved Performers in the king-
dont.
c;File whole to be coriduCied by Mr. MUT LO W.
-The Performers are desired to be in Gloucester, in
rtitarsc ca ;461114,4 Aiten:c3r., Sept. 6.
N.-13..N0 Money. to be paid . for Admission on Wednesday
morning. A Collection will be made (as usual) at the
Church Door, after. the Service, upon that, and the two
following days, fo: the Benefit of the Charity.
* * isio Money to be received at the Door.—Tickets, at 7s.
each, and Books, may be had at Messrs. Hough, Wash-
bourn's and Robert's, Booksellers in Gloucester.

THE STROLL-ING PLAYER.
On Saturday next will be published,
In Three Volumes, rzmo. Price I2S. in boards,

TTHE S'~ ROLLING PLAYER ; OR, 'LIFE
AND ADVENTURES OF WILLIAM TEMPLE-
TON.
Sold by FI. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; and to be had
of ail the Bookseller; in Town and Country.

THE PICTURE OF LONDON.
ANEW EDITION of THIS USEFUL
WORK, with numerous Corre4tions and Improve-
merits, was this day published, and may be had of all Book-
':.ellers in Great Britain and Ireland, price Five Shillings
bound in red.
No. 7i, Si. Paul's Church-yard, Aug. 24, 1802.

MODERN HISTORY.
THE • Ancient Part of Dr. MAVOR's UNI-
v E RSA L HISTORY being now completed in Nine
Volumes, the Public are respectfully informed, that the First
Volume ot.the Modern History will be published on the ist
Of October, and that a Volume will continue to be publkh—
ed on the First Day of every Month, till the Sixteen Vo-
lumes, of which the Modern History is to consist, arc com-
pleted.
As the Public opinion of the merit and utility of this
Work has been most unequivocally expressed, by the rapid
and extensive sale of the Nine Volumes which have appeared,
it is rot deemed neeessary to expatiate on the claims which
The Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the
same flattering patronage.
It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Vol-
versa' History, in. 66 large Volumes Octavo, is either too ex.
per sive, or tr,o voluminous, 1)r. Mavor' Universal History,
;n 25 moderate-sized Volumes, must bea-most desirable ac-
quisition
The Volumes are sold at Ss. in boards ; or, upon common
paper, at 3s. gd. in boards; and sinzle Volumes, or complete
ets, raw, be had ()fall Booksellers.
No. 71, St. Paul's Churchyard,
August 25, iSoz.

WIDLEY, near PORISNIMITH.
TO BE LETT or SOLD, and immediate Possession given,
Ti lE HOUSE anci.ESTATE at BR.OOMFIELD.
The Primises are very pleasantly situated, and are
well adapted for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family.
Appl, to Dr. Waller, Portirnonth.