The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-11 00:00:00

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY.,

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VOCAL CONCERT, 1S
c 4.
NEW ROOMS, lIANOVER-SQ.IIARE.-
•ik lESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and
1.V.1 R EAT() R X most respedfully acquaint the No-
Gentry. Subscribers, that the CONCERTS will
. commeace on FRIDAY next, the 17th of -February.—
' TiCkets are daily rielivering at Mr. Birehall's, No. i 33, New
Bond-street,
_where, as well as by the Managers, Subscrip-
tions will continue to be received till the limited number is
completed.. •No,more will beissued than the Room can.per-
fialy accotrupo&re.
SCHEME ,OF THE FIRST CONCERT.
ACT I.
I • ;.OvertUre to the Occasional Oratorio—Handel:

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Music in the Tempest.—The Solo Parts by Miss TEN-
-NANT, Miss CROSBY, Master KELLNER, Mr.
VALJGHAN, and Mr. SALE—Purcell.
Glee, Four Voices—" Mine he a Cot betide a Hill"
Horsley, Mus. Bac.
New Coneertante' (MS:) tor Violin, Tenor, Violoncello,
Oboe, C larionet, and Bassoon, Messrs.; C RAM E
SHIELD, LINDLEY, GRIESI3ACH, -MAHON, add
HOLM ES—Winter.
Rec. accomp. and Song,—Mr. BA RTLF.MAN, from 'thorn-
sou's Ilymn to the Sea Sons, " These, as they change, Al-
mighty Father !"—Dr. Callcott.
New Glee, (MS.) " Let not rage thy bosom firing;"—Mrs.
nILLING-roci, Messrs. HARItIS9,N, GOSS, .and
BA RTLE MAN ; by Dr. ARNE, harthonized by Mr.
GREATOREX.
Duet—Miss TIL.NNANT and Master KELLNER, "My
faith and troth "
' Bravura Song, (11S.) Mrs. BILLING TON—Bianchi.
'Grand Chorus front The Creation, •' The Heairens ate -"tel-
ling the glory of God."—Dr. Haydn.
ACT Tl.

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Overture and Chorus, " 0 the pleasures of. the plainS,"7

Handel.
New Song (MS ) Mr. HA RR ISON, " Love4s the elemental

Nlew Glee (MS.) " IfritSll. Sentiments," written and com-
posed expressly for these Concerts—Webbe.
.Concerto Mr. LI N D LE Y. —Lindley,
.iDuetto, (MS.)-Mr. HARRISON- anal. Mr. B.ARTL-E-
-" Dove score." - Mozart.
Celebrated Cantata., " From silent .shades," MrS.. BIL-
. LI NG"PON—Purcell
Fittale, "'Rule Britannia," Verse and full Chorus, with Ac-
compauitnents, by Mr.. G R E ATO RE X —Dr. Arne.
,Leatir of the Band (which is complete in every Department)
CRANIER.
Organ, anti Grand Piano Forte, Mr. G R EAT 0 RE X.
The Doors Will be
.opened at Seven, -and the Perthrmalice
-commence exactly at Etght o'clock.
The Snoscribcrs are reqtlested to give particular orders to
their Coachmen to set.down and take up at the. Door in the
Square, with the Horses' heads towani George-street the
Door in Hanover-street is for Chairs only. • -
Mr. Townsend will be at the head of the Peace-Officers,
and attend to:the accomModation OX the Company front and
to their Carriages.

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1804.

The 2.3,c1 of APRIL, 1804, • , • ,
mHE LAST LOFTERY, BEGINS DRAW-
ING.
• , SCHEM)E.
No. of Prizes,. Val. of evil. ;TotalValle.
2 of "k 20,000 are -k4,0,000
: . 10000 20,000
3 - 5 ,Oao - 15,000
4 2,000
12 - I,coo 12,006
6,500
- <
5,0e0
3,000
147,000

too
7,350

200 -
100
so
27

30,000 Tickets'

X2.;.,2, coo

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.Part of the Capitals.
Firkt-drawn Ticket First Day - recioo
first-drawn Ticker Seventh Day - k.loooer
First-drawn Ninth Day • -
TICKETS and SHARES arc SELLING at EVERY
,LICEI4SE-D LOTTERY OFFICE..
• PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - -• . ,C. 17b o
Half - - 18 o Eighth . - z S. 6 .
Quarier - - 410 o Sixteenth - r , o
*„*.Tickets and Shares will graduallyturtil the Drawing.

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No. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS..
BISH returns his mit..grteful.Thariks to the
.Gentry, 'and Public in General, for the
irery great and di stiiiguished.preference they. have been pleased
to slim him fur several year, but, particdlarly in the Lot-
tery which finished on Saturday, and. acquaints the fortunate
Holders of the numerous Capital Prizes that have been shared
at. the above Offices, that they may have their Money, or
Exchange theirt"rizes for Tickets or Shares in the Thin' and
Last Lotter)), which. will begin Drawing. the 23d of April
next. . •

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PkESENT PRICE. •
Ticket, - k. x 7 6 o
Halt; o I Eighth, - 5 6
Quarter, - 410 ~01..A.xteentlt, 3 0
liusine;:slin the Funds tranbatled with fidelity and
dispatch.

• This Day was publish,d,
to Two large.VolUmes, ()Claw), nice ifis. in boards,
• A new -Edition, being the S!xth, of
f\BSERV A TIONS ON. W6VERSIONARY.
_
PA YM NTS ; on Schemes. 6)r. providing Annuities
for Widows, and for Persons in Oid-Age ;.on the Method of
calculating the Values- of Assut.inces on Lives; and on the
National. Debt. Also Essays .on different Subjects in the
Doetrine .of Life Annuities and Political Arithmetic. .A
Colicelion of stew Tables, and a. Postscript on the Popula-
tion of the Kingdom. • -
By RICHARD PRICE, D.D
The whOle new arranged, and ent;!,rged by the addition of
Algebraical .and other- Note's, the'SiiludorS of stve.tat -new
Problems in the D,ctrine of Annuities; and a general Intro-
duaion. By William Morgan, F.
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