The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-13 00:00:00

ACT 11.

Overture and Chorus, " 0 the pleasures of the plains,"
(Adis and Galatea)—Handel.
Canzonetta (MS), Mr. HARRISON
,Solbiytarmiorb.oLscioNop..m-
broso," accompanied on the Violoncello
L EY—Handel.
Manuscript Glee, " 0 Nanny; wilt thou gang with me," to
be sung byi-Mrs. BILLINGTON, Messrs. HARRISON,
• W /<NY VETT, and BART LEMAN—Harrison.
Celebrated Concertante (MS), composed for the. Professional
Concert (by permission of Mr. W. Parke, the Proprietor),
Violin, Oboe, Bassoon, Tenor, Violcincello, and Flute;
Messrs. CRAMER, W. PARKE, HOLMES, SHIELD,
LINDLEY and SAUST—Pleyel.
Duetto (MS), Mr. HARRISON and Mr. BARTLE-
MAN (never performed), with Obligato Accompaniments
by Mr. GREATOREX—PaisieIIo.
Bravura Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON, "Se non avete"—
. Sacchini.
Round, " 0 let the merry peal go on"—Danby.
Finale, "God Save the King," Verse and Full Chorus.
The Solo Parts by Mrs. BILLINGTON, Miss TEN-
NANT, Miss CROSBY, Messrs. HARRISON, KNY-
VETTS, SALE, GORE, LEETE, and BARTLK-
MAN.
The Doors will be opened at Seven, and .the Performance
commence exactly at Eight o'Clock. .
The Nobility and Gentry are respectfully entreated to dire&
their Servants to set down and take up with their Horses'
Heads towards St. James's Street, and drive ow up 'Bury
Street.
*** Mr. Townsend will beat the head of the Peace' fficers,
and attend to the accommodation 'of the Company from,
and to, their Carriages.,
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•iftYSlll RY.
COOKE conlPiues in fiawe on Sale at his Mann,
fatiory ancl.No ttinghain WatehouSe' No: 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY of every;
description, which, for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,]
has never, been equalled, and; he flatters himself, can -never:
be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
of perfection to which, by indefatigable attention, and unli-
mited expence, he has brought his 'Manufactory, while they
afford him an opportunity, of offering-to the Public a variety
ot.Goods, superior in every respect,to those of any othefper-
.s.on, and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to
accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail,: or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis.

FOR SALE BY THE CANDLE,
At New LlOyd's Coffee-liouSe, over the Royal Exchange, on
Thursday the 13th Instant,. at Two o'Clock precisely,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
VIZ.
soo Barrels SWEDISH HERRINGS, just lanaed.
zoo Ditto of AMERICAN HAMS.
too Dozen FOREIGN TONGUES.

Catalogues, containing further Particulars, may be timely
had of

GEORGE FRENCH,
Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap

LANDS in the COUNTY and VICINITY of tha TOWN
of INVERNESS, for SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, '

THE LANDS and ESTATE of SEAFIELD, or
EASTER DRAKI ; siturted in the.. Parish, and
within two Miles of the flourishing Town ofinverness.
These Lands are delightfully situated in a rich and fertile
Country, .and are capable of great improvement. , They are
bounded towards the North by the Sea, and command an cx-•
tensive View of the Bays of. Beauly.and.of Inverness, the
Town of Fortrose, Fort George, &c. &c. foraiing ,together,
perhaps one ofthe grandest and most pidUresque scenes Scot-
land affords. Great abundance of Sea-weed is constantly
thrown .in.upon the Beach, which is found to make both a
good and cheap manure.
- Within a few miles of the Estate there is.excellent Grouse
Shooting; and the neighbouring Rivers of Ness and of Basely
(independent of several Lakes) are perhaps unequalled for their
Salmon and Trout Fisheries.

In short, the peculiar advantages attending this Property,.
will at all times render it worthy the attention of Gentlemen
desirous of purchasing in the NotllA of Scotland.
- The Lands hold Feu of the Town of Inverness for pay-
ment of a trifling duty. They .'ha've the benefit of their own
thirLage, there being a Corn Mill upon them. There is like-
wise a command of Water on the Property, sufficient for any
Maenincry, and a Quarry of excellent Stone for the purposes
of Building, &c.
The Title Deeds of the Estate, together with the Rental
and Plan, may be seen by applying to Messrs. Macdougal
and Hunter, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, London; to Wil-
liam Dia, Esq. W. S. South Frederick-street, Edinburgh;
and to james Graat, Esq. Inverness, of whom all Particulars
may be known.