The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING.

ON WEISN ESL) AY. MOR N I NG, September
26, at the CATHEDRAL, a .SERMON will be
prcachcli by the Rev. Dr: FORD, Canon Residentiary and
in the course of the Service will be performed,

Overture—Esthet.
Purcell's Te Deum and jubilate.
After the Litany, Dr. Boyce's Anthem, -Blessed is He.
After the Serinon,. the Coronation Anthem.
In the Evening, at the Music-Room,
THE ORATORIO OF SAMSON,
Composed by Mr. Handel.
End of Aa the First, a new Concertante, composed by
Winter, for Violin, Tenor, Violoncello, Oboe, Clarioner,
and Bassoon.

'Hints:* Nerving, at the Cathedral,
A SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC.
FART 1.
•
Fifth Grand Concertn, Handel.
Air, Shall 1 in &Imre; . Mr. Bartkinan.
Chorus; For all these Mercies we Nvill sing.
Air,, Lord who is Man. 'Miss Tennant.
Air, Every Day will 1 dive Thanks. Mr. Harrison.
Air, fetivAtcrown'd. Mr. Knyvett.
Chorus, He comes, he comes.
Air, What the' 1 trace each herb. Mrs. Billington.
Chorus, He gave them Hail.itones tdr Rain.

PART 11.
Air, In sweetest Harmony. Mrs. 13illington.
Chorus, Oh fat 4 Do..
Recit. t must brso. It,r.Bartleman.
' Air, Pour forth no more. Mr. Billentan.
Chorus, No more to Ammon's God and Kilt&
Air, Pioui Orgies. Miss Tennant.
Recit. Deeper and deeper still. Mr. Harrison.
Air, Waft,her Angds. Mr. Harrison.
Recit. Ye sacred Priests. Mrs. Billington.
A ir,_,Farewell, ye limpid Sprines. Mrs. Billington.
Reefs. 'Tis ,ell, six tunes the Lord: Mr. ILirriz.on.
Chorps, Glory to God.
PART 111.
Introditetion and Chorus, Ye Sons of I Otte.
Air, He was Eyes unto the Blind. Miss Tennant. .
Trio, Disdaintul of Danger. Messri. Knyvett, Harrison,
and Bartleman.
Chorus, Disdainful of Danger.
Air, Tears, such as tender Fathers shed. Mr. Bartleman:
• Chorus, 0 God, who in thy heavenly hand.
Recit; 0 worse than Death. Mrs. ItOlitigtoll,
Air, Angels ever bright and fair. Mrs. Billington.
Air, Lord, remember David. Mr. Harrison. •
Cli,vits, The Lord shall rein forever.,
Recit. For the Horse of Pharaoh. Mr. Harrison.
Chorus, The Lord shall reign.
And Miriam, the Prophetess. Mr. IhrriSoll.
• Air, Mrs. Billington, and Double Chorus, Sing ye to the
Lord.
In the Evening, at the MuSie.Room,
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT,
In which Mrs. Billineton will sing the favourite Sbng of
. Mad Bess (Purcell), and the Duet of Together let us range
the Fields (Dr. Boyce), with Mr. Harrison.
Friday Morning,' it.the Cathedral,
THE MESSIAH.
In the Evening, at the Music-Room,
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS •CONCERT,
In which Mrs. Hillis ton will stn g the favourite Song of
Fromritosy Bowers (Purcell.), and the Duet of Haste, my
Nannette, with,Mr. Bartleman.
The Whole to conclude with God Save the King.
Principal Vocal Performers,.
• Mrs. Billington, Miss Tennant,
:Mr..Harrison, Mr. Bartleman,
Mr. %V. Knyvett, Mast. r sones.
Principal Instrumental Performers,
Leader of the Band, Mr. Cramer. '
Principal Second Violin, Mr. Clarke.
Oboes, Messrs. Parke and Oliver. .
sa...‘crs. Lacksian and Milton.
Clationets, Messes. Manor. and 111 var.
Trumpets, Messrs. Hyde and Centel°.
Horns, Messrs. Flack and Dressler.
• Ba:soon, Mr. Holmes.
Viola, Mr. R. Ashley.
Violoncello, Mr. Lindley.
.• Double Base, Mi. Boyce.
Double Drums, Mr. Jenkiuson.
.Harpsichord, Mr. Pitt.
Organ, Mr. Mutlow.
The whole conduded by Mr. toyle.
STILWARDS.

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The Hon. JOHN SOICIEkS COCKS.
SOII4EI6EI' DAVIES, Esq. Croft Castle.
THOMAS R. SYMONS, Esq. Nleend,
The Rt. Rev. ihe I.ORD BISHOP of HEREFORD.
The Rev. Dr. FORD, Canon Resit!. of-Heeforti.

Tne Ref. JOHN HA It'I.EY, ReetoiCif Pr-este-len. •
The• Doors of the Cathedral will be opened up Ten o' C lock,
and the Perrin-mance to commence at 6(eien•each Morni.;g.
Ticket;, Seven Shillings and Sixpence each, to be had of
Mr. J. Allen, and •!°.'Dairies, Market-place, and Mr. %V. 14 •
Parker, Capuchin.lane. •
No Person can be admitted to the
n Ordinary will be provided, cm.:fi ay, .it the Town-
ban, 4s. 6d.. each. '

TF the• YOUNG GEN FLEIVIAN who left F. G.
1; Old Swan, on Monday afternoon last, will return to his
Brothers in London, he will .find every , thing he
,C4II w4h
shall be done to satisfy him ; he will' be received' with the
greatest atfeetion —and! it is useless to atbl, will relieve them.
from the most distressinitituation he wilt not he required
to 'return to his former occupation, but his incliaations shall
be ((My complied with. •
or if any person will gi'Ve information of 'a Voting Gentle-
man of 19 years of age, s feet s'inchcs high, full face, clear
complexion, rather stout made, sveaks good English, 'ljght
cropt hair, blue eyes, with a large visible sear on the badic of
his right hand had on a blue cost, with yellow metal:but-
tons, light butt waistcoat, light coloursd Kersey mere breeches,
white stockings, and round black hat, to M r.• Richard Tipper,
No. Itz, Houndstlitch ; or to the City Marshal's .othce.
Mansion-house, he or they shall receive a REWARD of
TWENTY:FIVE POUNDS.
Sept. ts, 1804. •

FR rC" the Nobleman to the •Peasant intuxici.
tioti is the cause of many the Disorders which now
atllift mankind. When reason is thrown 01Y her guard by the
potent fotci of drinking to excess, it too often happens that
this' imprudence produces another, or,,itt plain terms,
nexion with a disordered or unclean person ; and frequently
Altu,,c who are. guilty of these intliscrethins are on the:point
of entering into the sacred band of wedlock with a discreet
and virtuous companion. What is the consequence of these
repeated improprieties ? The infectious poison which has
lurked' in the btlay.of the-husband is communicatA to the .
wife and entailed upon-the ollitpring, who conies into, the
world a disgusting speaaele to all beholders, anti subjea to
the Evil, Eruptions of the lutist inveterate tendency, de.;.
A' Mechanic, who uses metal in the Completion of any, per,
tormance, that has not been properly refinAt Wili• find .his
workmanship break, crack, anti &split?' a variety of imOt-
feairint., in defiance of all pains and di igence: it is exactly
the same with those Vho enter into the state. oft wedlock
~without having their blood properly pitriti:4 from the 'Con-
tagious distenpers it receives thniugh theie 'errors, than
which nothing is mots eflicaciotis than Dr, IIRODUM.'s
DOTANI.CAL SYRUP, Wing an adrnirabte thenretie, and
ailing by petspiration never failing tociarecompl,ints of this '
nature, after they hive lain dormant t6r seven, eiy;ht, or ten
Ytars-. Although it is so eiWnal, it is at the same ttnieso in.
potent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with
the greatest safety; nor is there thc least d inzer of taking
cold even in the most' inclement season, .which it is scaret,ly
poSsible to escape during the a‘iministration,of a car t
Mercury.
The Nledieinci to be had at the butte, No. 0.
street, Illackfriars-road, and of all tire Medicine
the United Kingdom.
N. 13 —A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor {S.in ul Dr. Scout
ton, rellow of the Royal Coile,e of 'Pliy,d,:6lli,
may be trittS'ulted from te6l,..till'throei or;brietter cuntaii;ing
the usual Fee.

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• In One Volume mato.
A MEDICAL GUIDE, for the INVALID,
1..1. to the principal WATERING 'PLACES of Great-
Britain ; containing a View of the MEDICAL EFFECTS
of WATER
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HOSIERY.
GOOLE continues to hare on Sale at his Manti:-
factory and. Nottingham Warehouse,'No 04, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment Of HOSI ER Y ofevery
description, which, for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality
has never been '
ten equalled, and, he Hatters himself, can never
be surpaseit. The many advanriges he possesses overever •
other per4on in this line of buirtaSs, 411t1 the peculiar degrt
of perteetion to which, lw ii.gefitigable ;mermen,
,and tutli
noted expellee, he has brought his Manufactory, while they
afford him an opportunity of tittering to the. varity
' of Goods, superior in every, respea to those ol'auy older per-
son, and render all competition fruitless ; also eiaable hint to
eccoinuoilate the rublie, either in the wholesale,:retailt.or
export trade, upon term, In ,re moderate than can pOssibly
be afforded by any other Houseis the Metropolis. • •

MONMOUTH.SIIIR E.
TO BE .LETT, for a Term of Years, and en-
tered twon immediately, a NEW-WILT VI I. LA,
with TWENTY-FIVE ACRES of LAND-.
For particulars, apply personally, or by letter (post-paid)
to Jessi Foot, Ebq. No. sa, Dean-street, Soho.

BUCKS.
To be LETT, with imihediate Possession,
NTFRCONIBE HOUSE, pleasantly situated
1F two Miles from Salt-Hill, on the 'Bath Road, about
four Miles hom Windsor, two from Taplow, two and a half
from NIA Wellhead, and twenty-four from London. The Pre.
raises have always been. occupied by respectable Families,
vacant only a few days. The House containS an Entrance
Hall, a Drawing Room of large dimensions, Eating.. Parlour,
Study, Breakfast Room, and a Saloon; six commodious
Bed Rooms, Dressing Rooms, and 'Closets ; with Servants'
Rooms in proportion; excellent Ccllati, NI every other
convenient Office for the accommodation of a genteel Fenn..
ly. The detached Office*, Arc. consist of good Stabling,
with double Coach Houses, roomy . Lofts, and a Turret
CJOCk in the-c entree elci.'etiernt Kitcluso GarticoS. Walt L
welt ptanted, and fully cropped; a good Green. [louse;
neat Pleasnre Ground, with Evergreen anal flowering Shrubs,
not expensive, and rural Summer Retffibts, with. P lantations,
now in their full beauty ; together. with rich Meadows ad-
joining, remarkable for their good Herbage, and prolifie.Soil.
They are well watered, and contain, in the whole, about
Twenty Acres.
May be viewed, and further particulars known •of Mr.
Kimberley,. Windsor, or at the British Imperial Hotel, Co
ven• Garden; Mr. Bonsey, Carpenter, at Burnham • and
Mr. Msson, at the Farm adjoining the Estate. —The 'Gar.
dexter on the spot will skew the Premises.
N. 11. SeVeral Cottages to he Lett .or Sold, Fur•
nished or Pufurnished; inquire as above. .

HEYSHAM-HALL, ESTATE.
TO LIE SOLD BY AUCTION.
At the New Inn. In Lancaster' on Monday the. Sth d.ty of
October, tSO4. at Seven o'clock in the Everdb4,

L that MESSUAGE cir DWELLINP-
tA HOUSE, called HEYSHAM-HA LI., with th.: BaMs,
OutAwildhigs, •Orchards, and Gardens belonging
.thereto;
and 'also 'l4 A R. 6P. Statute Measure' .of rich' Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate at Ileyshatts, in. the
Connt. of Lancastor, cotripadivontigunas thereto, and,
occupied therewith, and now in the possession of limas Mid-
(Beton, as Tenant. • , •
,•
E VS} IA M is pleasantly situated upon the Sea Shore,
five 'piles from the town of Lancaster, and much resorted to
in the Baal* Season.
Also at the same time to be sold, in Lots, several 'Closes of
Ground.and.MossThales in Heysham atiiresaid,
by adrneasurcnnent, 88 Acres, Statute Measttrernent, in the
possession of the said Jonas Middleton and others. .
Also tO be sold at the same place, on Tuesday. the 9th day
of the •said. montb of October, at Seven &Clock in the E v 4,1-
ins, all that: Messuage- or. Dwelling-Muse, e4llcd Hald
Carr, with the Barns, Stable, and Out.hitildmgs, Summer
house,. lately built i and Garden,• also lately 'kneed and
made, Well stocked with thechoieest Fruit Trees and inclos.
ed. witha good Wall k and. the several Closes 91 Ground ad-
joining to, and occupied therewith, containing, by estima.
;ion 14 A. a R. cuNtotuary measure of me m, yards 0 the
Rooli, situate in the Township of Scotterth, within one mile
of the town of Lancaster, and,now in the oeeopatim of Wit.
Liam Proffer, as Tenant.
The last mentioned` Premises have an unlimited right of
Common upon Seotforth Moor, which' is very e.:tensive,
The said Jonas Middleton will spew the Ileyshaiu-ilall
Estate,and Prentikts, in Heysham,. the said William Procter,
the Hald Carr Estate 'and further particulars may be had
by applying at the Otilce of Nfr. Baldwin,. Solicitor in. Lan.
caster, wherc a Plan of the' Premises may be scat.
Lancaster. Sept. 4, 1864.