The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-09 00:00:00

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT-ROOMS.

ASI-1E „try)st respectfully acquaints the
Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that his
BIN4EFIT is 'fixed for TO-MORROW EVENING,
.FRIDAY, June ao. 0433; whoa will be performed
A GRAND CONCERT
OF VOCAL AND.INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Principal Vocal Performers,
Madame STORACE, Mrs. ASI-JE,
VIGANONI, Mr. NIELD, and Mr. BRAHAM,
who will sing several of the most favourite Airs,
And by particular desire, r Mrs. ASHE will sing " Sweet
Bird," 'aixone)anied.on the num by Mr. ASUE.
Leader of.6e Band, Mr. F. CRAMER.
Principal Violoncello, Mr. LINDLEY.
. Principal Double Bass, Mr. DRAG.ONE'rf I ;
Tenor, Mr. SHIELD ; 1
• 'Oboes, Messrs CRI ESBACH 'ard SHARP;
Horns, Messrs. PET RID ES, 'who will play an Echo
Concertante
And Mr.,ASFIE will play, a New Concerto orrithe Flute,
composed by him for this occasion, in which he will intro-
duce a DU gTT on ON E GERMAN' FLUTE, to prove
the possibility'of Inroducing REGULATED DOUBLE
SOUNDS on that Instrument.
Mr. CRAMER will preside at the 'Piano-Forte.
Full partietalars may be seen in the Bills.
TicketS at tos. 6d. each, to be had of Mr: Ashe, No.
Vine-i,trcet, Piccadilly ; and at all Ow principal Music-
shoos.

CHILDREN of ;lie Peceased
II i.OIZ, late Merchant in Middleburg)). If any .
of them will apply to Alexamla_Smith, of Montrose, he
will inform than of something to.their advantage. •

FURNISHED 'HOUSES tt SOUTHAMPTON. .
A,HOUSE TO :completely Furnislie4i,
in the Polygon, Southampton. The Parlonr and
Drawing-room have Bovv:-windows don to the yround, corn.;
manding,a delightful prospedi therm is a Coach-house and
Stable. - ' •
•Likewise a large House to Lett, completely Furniated, at
No, 113 High-street, Southampton. Address, pOst paid, to
G.S. No. t t 3, likn.street, Southampton.

A VAL.UABLE. FREEHOLD ESTATE.
TO•BE SOLD BY, RIVAT.E CONTRACT,
Very Vatuable and. 'highly. imprpvable
E TAT E, in l'ee Simple, comprising an extensive
iMANOR, With the Courts,' Chief Rents,. Waste Lands,
•I'iscaries, Royalties, Rights, and Privileges, and the perpe,
trial Advowsims of Tivo ,Vicarages, and nearly THREE:
THOUSAND ACRES of excellent Arable, Meadow, Po•
tare, and Wood Laud, with much thriving Tiiiiber j;r wily;
thereon, well Witered,„-. and divided into sundry
.I*itts`, andproper.siied Inelosures, with a Mansion-flouse,
and -eoaVenient ratrti'llouses and Outiuildings, let. to.
speaible und..of the Annual Value of ,about Three
Thousand Two Hundr4l Polan'as.: . •
E,tate iS plciasantly Situated in-one of the Midland,
Conn! in ;I genteel•and, populous Neighbourhood, • within.
\iii i the County Town, and. Two other principal
'l\l t and adjoining to. most 'excellent Turnpike-
Roads,' and a Navigablc.Canal passes near the Estate. •
N B. 0,0601. may roman-ton Mortgage of the. Estate
.Persons desirous-of investing their Property in such situa-
tion,- may. receive further particulars, and may treat for the
Purebase of.the same, by applying to Mr.-James; Land
Agent, Weilesbouni,:, near Stratford-on-Avon, W.arwick-
shut.,

ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD,.

AN' Elegant, Modern, antrContfortatile MAN.
Stoll HOUSE, called Is; FW LO 13G deliglit-
ly :situated at. the. :South find- of the pleasant Tow.t •of
Thetford, in the Coin of Norfolk, late in the Occupition
at James Mingay,' .F.sq. sum tos and ready tar the lAI
ATE Residence of ti Family of respeetability • and Fortune,
With I.:wit, Sltrubbeiies, and. Pasture Land of superior qua.
lity (th's., Rivers ousc aft.l Thor running throUgh the same)
Capital thriving Plant:uif,iii in Trees and Shrubs,. Green-
house, 116t.house, Wa;IM-in Kitchen Gardens, plen-
tifully cropped, .md in succession, and the Walls covered
with the thhicest.' Fruit Trees, Melon' Ground, numerous
standard Fruit ',Trees,' Coach-yard,:, standing for Om ',Car-
riages, Stabling for ten Horses, and every other suitable and
necessary a pixanlage. ,E very, part without the smallest deduc-
tion, being in.the mosCpertbd•Order,- the total Scite of the
.wholeamottuting to about twelve Acres, •
. Premises Arc .Freehold ; rite land-Tax has been re.
deemed; the Assessments to the Paroehial Levies very mo.
deratc ; the surrounding Country a dry, healthy soil, abound.
iirg with Game, and Fox-hounds and Harriers arc kept in the
neighbourhood the' Roads .are. remarkably good ; within
twelve Milos of Bury, and eighty from London. '
•' The Purchaser may .1)0 accommodated with the Household
Furniture, and also a choice Collediotiof G reen,house Plants,
at g: fair valuation. •
May be viewed by Tickets,only, -an application to Messrs.
Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Norwich, ; or Messrs. lqibury
and -Bedford, Solicitors,' No. 4, .Bedford.row, London, of
whom further particulars and price may be had. •