The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-25 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 257 1804'

NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE.

•
ESSRS. CHARLES and WILLIAM KNY-
IVA, 'VETT. most respeafully • acquaint .the
(;en-tr,'ind their r ricnds i,i ge-neral, that their ANNUA-L
VOCAL' CONCERT will. take place on _MONDAY.
N EXT, the.; oth-itist. 1804, tt the above- Rooms. • ,
ACT I.
G rand 'Military Overture—Haydn:
Ode to St. Cecilia, Full
.Glee for Six Voices, with Verse
and .Chorus---Webbe.
New Glee, far 'Three Voices, with an Echo French Hum,
•• ' AccbinParainent by the Messrs. KnyvettS. •
Sang, Miss Missenden (by particular desirejc.w,ill bejepeat7
ed the celebrated Manuscript Cantata of Aurora? as origin-
ally composed for Signor Teriddcei—Bach. -
Shepherds, I have lost rnSr Loire, harmonized by Mr: Grea-
.
tortx,
New Glee, for Four Voices .(composed expressly for this
• - occasibn), hy.Mr. Wm. Knyvett.
First-Organ Concerto, Mr;Charles-Knyvett—Handel.
Song—Mr. Harrison.
Chorus, Great is • Jehovah, Trio and Chorns, And with
• Songs I will celebrate L-Marcello and Greatorex.
ACT 11. •
NeW Grand Overture—Beethoven.
Glee, -Lady as the Lilly Fair, by
.Miss Missenden, Kiss.
Tennant, 314 Mr. Sale, jun.—King. , •

- Song, MS. Miss 'Pennant.
NeWG lee, MS. Five Voices —S.peffoi th.
Song, Miss F. Ross Melville—Handel.
WitcheC Glee (by particular desire', newly arranged for
Four -Voices, and Chorus, with AccOrnpaniments for a
Fullpichestra —K
Duet, MS. Messrs. Cimador and Viganoni. •
Solo, -Mr. Nield; and Chorus, Glory to God ,••-- Handel.
Principal Vocal .Performers, • '
Miss MISSENDEN and MisS F. ROSS MELVIr.LE (for
that night only), Miss TENNANT, Messrs. HARRI-
SON, .NIELD, WAL H., SALE, sem SALE, jun.
LEI;TE,.GOR F., GOSS, VAUGHAN, SMITH, CHA.
and WM.- K.N rT, Signors, CI MADOR and VI-
GANONI.
• Principal Instrumental Performers,
Leader of the Band, Mr. CRAMER, -
Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. C. -Kny.vett, 'Messrs.
-Shield, Lindley, Lnventi, Griesbach,, Neinotir, , Boyce,
Holmes, Lyon, Mahon, 011iver ; Flute, Mr. Ash ; Trum-
pets, Hyde and Cantelo ; Trombone,. Marlotti ; Double
Drums, )enkinson.
fhe Chorusses will be supported by the Young Gentle-
men of His Majesty's Chapel Royal,-St. Paul's, VV::stmin-
stt.ir Abbey, the Chorus of the Ancient COncert, and Choral
Fund. ,
Doors to, he opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Performance
to begin pnajually Eight. • Mr. Townsend will be at the
head of the -Peace,ollicers, to attend the Company to and
from their Carriages. .
Tickets, Half-a-Guinea, each, to be had, of Mt..Cbarles
Krvvett's, No. S, Edward-street,- Cal/Cm:fish-Square ' - Mr.
• Win. Kny-rett's, No. 44, Queen Ann--sttect Eatt and also
at- the 0-lasic .Shops of lituderip, fiin h ill, :Lavenu; Dale,
Cleme;,;.ii and Co.'

- TO LADIES OF RANIK-•AND' FASHION.
CORRECT-IMITATIONS OFNATURE. .. •
DATEeNT FULL .:DRESS HEAD-DRESStS,
perfectly unique.—'l'.el3o W MAN; having made some
'receet purchases, in addition .to his own large and ,curious
Stock-of Hairs, is enabled to make op'soMe exquisitely beau-
tifut Head:-Dresses; at Thirty Guineas- each : he has a teen-
lar _Assortment, at Six, Eight, Tch, Fifteen, and Twenty
Guineas; Undress di to Four and Five Guineas. PATENT.
P ERRI.JK. ES for Gentlemen Four. Guineas each. •
T. ,13. has-hitherto given only a true anclylain 'tradesman's
account of his: Articles; he• will eot now descend to the des,:
pieable meanness of puffing ; „he has nee ye; -made.an as-
seition he could not make good. The great-success and gene-
ral approbation his Patent Head-Dresses meet with, • entbo:- •
dens lum to say, that their superior merits are every ,v ere,
and by a 1 l the respectable Hair-Dres,ers, acknowledged, be-
ing made 'of picked Hairs, cle insect trout every imp!. e •2• ;
they possess. alsri the very material advantage of fitting' roe
Head, without covering the Forehead ; his Blocks, of whieb
Ile has near Soo, of every shape, knost of tVm Models, en-
-ables hint to fit any Head, however varinps ; they are-not
made to any particularlashion, but are correct Imitations of
Nature; when put on, they are the same as a tie Head of
Hair, cut, curled, and prepared for dressing by a-tashiohable
Hair-Dresser, in whose hands they make a Most elegant Head
indeed ; at the same time they are so beautifully simple, that
a Lady or her Maid may, in a few minutes, make the most
• 'elegant tout ensemnle that can be conceived: the Hair may
be divided at any part and no Art or Ornament is required to
cover the division.. 7With the excellence of the Patent
Springs, which are not half the weight, yet more than dou-
ble the elasticity, of the common Springs, the pressure is so
easy aS,scar ely-to be telt, yet pertee;tlysecure.' Thtee years
experience, with these requisites combined, have fully esta-
blished theM : he has made considerable improvements, and
as he-spares •06 expense or pains, he trusts they will always
1114ifitain theirpresent pre-eminence. Since Christmas, 1802,
he hasdechnettenaking any common: ones, and-relinquished
the Perfumery Ilusiitess, to enable him- to devote his whole
attehtion TO' his Patent 'Articles:' On account of the great
demand, 'P. Be finds the three days he haffappropriated to
the Home BuSiness instiflicient ; and as many have been Ms-
app,miited from having mistaken thOsedays, he will (for the'
-Spring Quarter) be at Home every day, trord Eleven until
tour o'Clock ; it is.therefore Mornings and Evenings only hg
can,go Abroad (himself) to take Orders and to fit on, but they
will at ail times be. Waited upon by yroper Persons. After
- Nlidsoirinier he will again recur to nis former Days of At-

tenclooce.. •
Copper-plate Direlions, for accurately measuring the,
Head of Pertions living in the Country.
Hair-cutting,
,at-Houle zs. 6d. Abroad 56.
No. roz, New Bond-street, one 1)oor above Brook-street..

SPENCER/ AND' PERKINS,
WINE and 'BRANDY Meichants,
Newate-street, the duly sellers of OLD and GE.
NUIN.E \V INE, meliorated in Vats, containing from
Two to Four Thousand Gallons, and who .from thir-
teen years experience of keeping such quantities of Wine
ui one vessel,' can assert, that their Wine is not only more
agreeable-in flavour, but, from its strength of body, genuine
and.cordiai qualities, is .Inure restorative and wholesome ..to
the stomachs of weakly and nervous habits, and the aged.
and infirm. They haVe Port, which, after being ripened
in a Vat, containing 23 pipes, has been in bottle from two
to seven years. Their Madeira, Sherry, Bucella, and Lis-
bon, are equally old and excellent. This mode of keeping
gives. their Vines that decided superiority so, well knoi,n ancL
acknowledged. Their immense stock enables thein Ao serve
. their Vrierids with superior Wine, of the best vintages, on
their usual moderate terms. for ready money. They send to
any part of the town (not less than a dozen) free of -expellee.
They have also a large stock of old Cognac Brandy,,rine
and Jamaica Rum, East India and Ruin Orange Shrub.
. •t.

• NSW INVENTED HATS.
TN' Consequence of the very great complaint of
late, of-the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr.
HARE, of No. 7r,
,trand.‘, who has resided there these za
years, to try the experiment of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea-
yer, and .kviliCir he has found to answer his most ardent expec-
tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be
found to wear out near two such Hats as are made In the
usual way, the Nlole Fur making them so much finer, and of
closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually
made use of in the.Manuladuring of Flats ; and, with'ytner
good qualities, the Fur will-not come off; which has been so
much complained pf,otiate, as well as their taking a most
beautiful Black, which 'will retain their colour: and being
the Manufacturer of his own Hats, he sells them at the low
price of il. 3s. Stamps included.
Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Folding ditto,
Patent Silk Hats, Livery, Hats, and Ladies and Childrens'
Hats, elegantly trimmed.
N. B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation.
44*. mole _skins bought in annuantity.
(1:3" Letkers .(puSt-Paio), rqr.din't Mqole skins, only at-
tended,to*