The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-14 00:00:00

T LI ESDA Y, SEP T,EMBER 14.,_ 18-02.

BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL,

For the BENEFIT of the GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Under the Patronage and Direetion of
The Right Hon: the EAR L .of DARTAIQUTII,
And under the Patronage of

The Most Noble the MARQUIS of HERTFORD,
The EARL. of WARWICK,
The EARL of AYLESFO RD,
The EARL of CRAVEN; -
Lord Viscount DUDLEY and4WARD, , ..
Lord WILLOUGHBY-DE BROKE, -
Lord MIDDLETON,
Lord BROOKE;
Sir JOHN MORDAUNT, Bart.
Sir G,SHUCKBURGH EVELYN, .Bart. M. P.
Sir E. C. HARTOPP; M. P.

DU.GDALE S. DUGbALE, Esq., M. P.
HEISTE-ACE'ti.::GGE, Esq.
A T St. Philip's Church, on Wednesday Moiling
the z?.d-of September, a SERMON .will be preached
by Mellon. and Rev—E. A. Legge, Prebendary of Canter,;
bury, Vicarr6l Lewisham, and one.pf His MAjesty's Chaps
bins in Ordinary! _ •
_

,
,IriAhrsCourse of the Service will be performed,. .
-... The DETTINGEN TE DEX,M,
-The HUNDREDTH PSALM, • -
ANTHEM,. " When the Ear heard'him,',.' HA NDEL.
And the CORO NATI ON-ANTH-EM:
the Evehing, at the Theatre, a. GRAND- MISCE L-
LANEOVS CONCERT. ,
On„Thursdify Morning, Sept. 23, at St. Philip's Church,
:he Oratorio of CREATION, composed by Haydn.
In the-EVening, at the .Theaae, a p RANI) MISCEL-
L .A..7VE OUS CONCERT, with Seledion from Acis and
G.tiritea,

Ons.F'iidav-Morning, Sept. 24; at St. Philip's Church;
TUE MESSIAH. ..
In the Exening, at the Theatre, A GRAND MISCE.I.4
LANEOU'S CONCERT:
.. .

PktNCIPAL SINGERS',

Madame MISS ECK,. Miss.TE&NANT,
And Mrs. •MOUNTAIN.
Mr. •BRAIIAM,
Mr. W. KNYVE'rr, Mr. ELLIOTT,
.And Mr. DENMAN.
INSTP UMENTAL_PEKFORAIZE.S,
Mr. F..CkA M ER, Leader: _ ,

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11/41r, Clark,, 24 Violin, Miss Cantelos, Pedal Iciarp,„
. ;
Mr. J. Lindley, Tenor, Mess. Leantleo, Frenclitioinsi
Mr.R.Liritiley,Violoncello, .111r.,11.yde, *. • -"Fring.-
Mr. Boyce, D'ouble.Bass, Mr. Cantelo, 5 pets.
Mr. Asue“ Flute, Mr. Flae.k, . - -, -, .
Cram_
Mr Ztskine, .Oboe, - • , Mr. Dressler,. t., , ~,
Mr. Mahon, Clarinet,4..
Sig. Marriotti, , • '-'ol'`
Mr. Holmes, Bassoon, Mr.lenkinson, DonbleDrumsi.
Organ, Mr.l- arris,. _ . .
_

• The otlier parts of theßand will be filled J)y the. most
proved Performers in the Kingdom.' ' • _
There will be BALLS'each Eyeriing at the new AsseMbly
Room at the Shakespear Tavern. • " - • .
The Performers are desired to be at Birmingham in
tiirie to rehearse on Monday:. Afternoon, Sept. 20

A T),ESIRABLE FREnHOLD ESTATE, T 1
FREE, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE; TO

RE SOLD ; •
CONSISTING of the very Extensive and En:
tire, MANORS iiof ENSHAM, NESVLAND and
TI LG A 12SL E \r, of the extent of 5000 Acres: acid near 1.5
miles in circumference, anundantly stocked with t'heasant,s
and other Game, with LOnsiderable chief Itent, Court Lcer,
Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant
new-built Mansion, called Ensham Hall, with suitable'Ot:.,
fices.an excellent. Kitchen Garden :walled in, Hot-houses,
Green-house, .Pleasure--ground, ShrubheYies, Ponds stored
with Fish, and every Convenience for the reception of a large
Family ;together with about q ro Acres of Land, upwards of
2,7,0 Acres of which are W.o9d (.;round. the whole in a Ring
Ftald.Ce, thridaustan, -free of Land-Tax. .

The Situation pt..rfe6ity- dry and healthy, the Turnpike
Roads excellent, distant S miles from Oxtbrd, A from Wood-
uipc.k , 3 faun Witirey, and several Packs of Hounds are kept
in the Neighbourhood. . . ,
Apply to Messrs. Strong,,Still and Strong, Lincoln's Imi,
London ; or Mr. North, .Solicitor in Woodstock.
To be viewed by application at the Mansion l-louse. •

At a MEET/NG of-the GENTLEiVIEN, CLERGY, and
FREEHOLDERS- of the COUNTY LIMERICK,
convened, by W.,j..Harte, Esq.- High, Sheaf; pursuant
fo a Requisition to him thr that purpose, at the County
Court House, on Thursday tzth August, 1802',
• The HIGH SHERIFF in the Chair;

rHE- fdiiqivinal- ADDRESS to -J. -WALLER,
Esq. was moved by Thos. Grady, of Adare,
:Esq. and
seconded by Ed. Croker,nf BallinaguardrEsq. `— -
To JOHN WALLER, Esq.,
.
urt, • ' : , '

The condition 'of your health, *hich in. the present in-
stance has precluded our unaninV9uslV calling you a third
time to the Representation, of this tjout;ty, rlnclers it ne-i-
-cessary, as ah incitement to enittlattoh, that-we shoitfil now
execute this public.memorial of the universal Nentitnet-tt of
gratitude 'that ha§ liecn insPired by your Parliamentary con_
dud --: . .-• . ' . _ ,

• . .
•
We
iioubt that it has been the lot of any individual so
entirely to, p6§sess .the -anelions' of a ‘Cornmunity,-as you
posFss those of your County,' an acquisition only attainable
• where private virtues go hand in hand with the public -cha_
rafter, and whcere we are induced to:love, as much as werart
obliged to respea: • „
. • Delievty us that yys have nothing.,naore at- -itelrt than your
returning to live among us; an .event by which, while: out•
local prosperity ritust.be improved, • we shall.haveatioppor-
tunity of enjoying, in the Friend what in the Statesman we
have been-forced to resign. • . •
• Resolved UnaninlOusly, That the I-1;.;!; Sheriff be 7-eldest-
ed to-transmit a Copy of this Address, and- of those Resolu-
tions, to.mr. wherevet ;te
~now isfor the benefit • of
his health, and that the same, "together with MI-. Waller's
Answer, be i)lablished-..in a., the Moraine; Post, • the
Dublin Evening Post, and the two Linierick Newspapers. -
Resolved, That. the - High, Sheriff' do leave. the Clair, and
that the same be taken by E. 4sq. -of Ballinasuard.'
Resolved,. 'That' the Thanks of the. County be gii,en thq
High Sherifflor, convening his entire I•3aijiwick; for the pair.
pose-of payin this-tribute; trilar. Waller,' as- well-as for his
firm,and.dignifien Conduct as iiigh ,Sheriff of the County.,

TotheG ENtIANtN, CLERGY.irdFRV.EHOLDERS
. of,the,COUNTV of LIMERKI{.....
CtNTLEEvIEN,'
Although my greatest ambit: inn has,heen to deserve and to
receive your approbation, yet cinild I never presume to ex.
pec.l mins very kind and honourable testimony of it, for
which, beiieve.me, I feel it impossible to express the full:
nest' of.triy7,gr'atitude. In estimating my services, .you have
consulted your own, liberal feelings, not their merits ;
• 'for my ondeaVotirstodischa'rp, illy duty, you have_rewardcd
me beyond my most sanguine hope.
Ailow ine to say, that this flattering mark of your atten-
Alan, While It giliifitsthe-first wishes of. My.he,art, et,:mees
how worthy you are of being' served with 'zeal and fidelity
'.'and he assured, that. entertain, the, strongest sense of the
many favours you have conferred upon,
Gentlemen, • ' ' •
Your much obliged and very faithful Servant,
. ,
JOHN WALLER.
;a;11, August 23,,if;02 • ‘•