The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-06 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1803.

• OPERA. CONCERT ROOM. ' .•
4ESSRS, CHARLES and WILLIAM -KNY-
IV I. V ETTtriost re!;pe4fully acquaint the Nobility, G en-
try, and their Friends in icetteral, that their First
ANNUAL VOCAL CONCERT

Will ba performed, on MONDAY next, the gjh of May,
at the above Room.
ACT I.
Grand Overture, Surprize.' Haydn.
Favourite Air. Mozart. Harmonized for six voices, and
ACcompaniments for a full Orchestra, by W. I( N yv E r t;
_ .the Vocal Parts by Miss TENNAN r, Master SMITH,
Messrs. NEW), WM. KNYVErf, LEETE, and
WALSH.
Song, from the Tempest, ' Full Fathom Five,' Mr. WM.
KNVVETT. Purcell. And Chorus, Sea Nymphs
hourly.' •
Thelavourite Echo Horn Duet, by the Messrs. P ETR I DES,
Shepherds 1 have lost my Love,' harmonized by Mr.
GRKATOItEX.'
Concerto, Grand Piano Forte, Mr. CAA. KNYVtTT.

Bach.
Song, Madame DOSS EC. Mozart.
Motet, five voices, Methinks I hear.' Dr. Crotch.
Song, Mr. NEIL!), Softly Rise,' and Chorus, Ye
•q arath rlt 3xCeze Ur.11,03cc,,
k('4ol
Manuscript SymphOny, pertbilned but once these ten years,
by permission of Dance, the Proprietor, Pleyel.
Song, Mr. HARRISON.
New Glee, Thu Shepherd and his Dog Rover,". composed
expressly ler this occasion. Win
.Knyvett. -
Quintett, Sento Dio.' IvlOzart. With Accompaniments
for a full Orchestra, the Vocal Parts by Madaine Mts.:
SEK, NIissMISSENDEN, CIMADOR, VIGANONI,
and W A LSH.
The favouriteSong from the. celebrated Manifseript Cantata
of Aurora, by Miss MISSENDEN, as originally corn-
cf_posed for Signor Tenducci., 13ach.
Glee, MS. ' () Nanny,' harmonized by Mr, lIARRI3ON.
Duet, Goal Anulante,' by Signor VIGANPNI and CI-
.. MADO It. Marcell°.
The Witches Glee, ' When shall we three
,meet again' (by
particular desire). King.
Grand Chorus from the Creation, • Thu Marvellous Work.'

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To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,-and FREEHOLD-
ERS of the CO U NTX of N OTT!
orstTLEsissi,
you must have seen, as I have, and I am per.
suaded with equal surprize thii'Adver
meat of a Pendent's:l who otters himself as a Candidate fir
our Suffrages to return him to Parliament, in the room of our
late worthy Representative. I could not for some time
believe it possible,' that such an .Address should come out
into the world under the sanction of so respetlahle a name,
and even now I cannot almost but suspea it to be a forgery,
an artifice of some insidious and inveterate enemy, wha has
his own private ends to serve, and who .is desirous. to pre-
judiee the Gentleman in question in the goisd opinion of the
County. As, however,' there. has vet been no Allred dis-
aVowal of it on the part of our Candidate or of his Friends, I
trust he will thrgive me, ill call on him for an explanation,
which I think he is in duty bound to hive "to the County, as
well as in candour and in justite to the parties who are im-
plicated in his allusion.
Having expressed his solicitude " that his principles should
be properly understood," and having declared" that he
oars himself to the County as a perfeEllyrindepc:rdent man,
unsupportedby any kali vidnal,-nriconneeled wit:, any party."
he proceeds to staze, " that the only motives Which ha vr-
incirrecrt hits to conic tiirward fill Lnly -occasion, aru, so inAiest
sniertirhsto serve his Country in a spherc"—so far
zi:,n;-,otis,:n is tosniireadabie w_ikierssts- and
o
earnest wish to restore to tin! class. Wry t;calemen
some share in the Represernation-Of tilt enuitt'Y." r •
I should be as sorry to misquote as to misioterpret ; but
if these words have any meaning, and any other obj!et irisn
to court Popularity, what are, we, in flip Ittithe of common
sense, to infer groin then 1 but that a share in the Represen-
tation of the- County has-. been unconstitutionsil wrtluu la
from the Country GentleMen,' and exehisiv,Ay vested in
dividuals °fa diarent description. lines the itoh. Gentle-
man mean to insinuate, that our present worthy Representa-
. tire, or his late respedahle Colleague, belbn,; not, m cve,y
sense of the word, to LW tiers';; of the Community in wig ctt
he rants himself ? or that they should bc pfechidea, by their
professional characters, trout the privilege of aspiring to the
honourable diszindion which is nosy the objosl of his own
ambition.
If such be the principles on which. he builds his preten-
sions to our favour, l ant astuoished at his confiden.x,
his indiscretion in avowing client.
An opportunity will soon present 'itself for his vindication
or hisapology, and I shall ti:eretbrelorbear any farther con,-
mem, on in asser,tion,in v.-in.:li he 14; my opinion,
Millman:ly committed himself, and wiiich it not explained
to the satiiisaionr'of the Corenty, will, I fear, be long re-
meinocrei;to his awry:lit and disadvantage.'
F.R FEHOCD ER.

By theKlNG's PATENT,- CAL ES- for Ni.tkrag bf
ING LIQUID BLACKING, fur Shoes, Hoots, &c.
l'lnx Sixpence each.
°THESE CAKES. make, with the utmost Ease
, •
the addition of Water only, a most.excellent Shin-
ing Liquid Blacking, inneh;superiOr to any hitherto known
it gives the finest ~13lack,. and most beautiful gloss. to the
Leather, yet never r,;ll4trs it stiff or hard, but on the con-'
trary, prevents it front cracking, and preSeryes it soft, p liable,
and mellow torhe very last.- it ispertedly tree from Smell,
and ele Shoe; that are blacked with it, will neithersoil the
lingers in putting on, nor the stoclinga in wearing. •
The long established reputation of these Cakes having in-
duced many persons to counterfeit them, those who MAO
use of them Ore requested to take notice, that none are ge-
noine but what have ;in engraved. Label pasted on each Cake
with these words, ' By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shin-
ing Liquid Blacking, prepared by WM. Bayley, the Patentee,
and sold by Bayley and Blew, Cs ckspur-stred London i"
where large •alldwinee is made -to those-Who buy them for
exportation, or to selt again, with a liberal discount to such
as rake quantities tor ready money.
N.B. The_bilia of dkredions arc signed with my name,
W, BAYLEY,

which appear.on the outside of each Cake.
Many of the Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the
true "ones in appearance, they may he dist,:uvered by my
nantenn Ilbei being dill'aeritly spelt, or the Word (as)
Or (as tUrmerty)
_inserted ore the word irtepAred. • • .