The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-14 00:00:00

MONDAY, MAY 14,

NEW ROOMS, HANQVER-SQUARE.
MESSRS. CRAMER beg leave to acquaint the
Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends in general, -that

their - -
•
ANNUAL CONCERT
Will take place this present MONDAY, May I'f, tBo4.
ACT I.
Grand Symphony.—Haydn.
Song, Signor ROVEDINO.
Concerto Violin, Mr. F. CRAMER.—Wm. Cramer.
Song, Signor VIGANON I
Concerto (MS.) Piano Forte, Mr. I.CRAIVIE R.—j .Cramer.
Scena, Mrs. BILLINGTON. -
ACT it.
Grand Symphony (MS.)—Mozart.
Scena, Mr. BRAHAM.
Concertante (MS.) not performed, these fifteen years, for
Violin, Flute, Hautboy, and Violoncello, by Messrs. F.
CRAMER, MONZANI, GRIESBACH, and I.IND-
LEY.--I. C. Bach..
Duet, Mr. BRAHAM and Mrs. BILLINGTON,--Winter.
• Finale.
To begin precisely at Eight o'Clock.
Principal Vocal Performers,
Mrs. BILLINGTON, Signor ROVE DINO, Signor VI.
GANONI, and Mr. BRAHAM
Principal Instrumental Performers,
Messrs. F. CRAMER, SHIELD, PIELTAIN, MON-
ZANI, HOLMES, MAHON, GRIESBACH, , PE-
"PRIDES, R. LINDLEY, DRAGONETTI, and j.
CRAMER. •
Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be' had of Mr. T. Cramer,
No. 6, Coventry.street, Haymarket; Mr. F. Cramer,
No. 6, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square; Messrs. Clementi
and Co. Cheapside; Birchall, New Bond:street; Betts,
Royal Exchange; and Preston, No. 97, Strand.

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to remind the Public, that the First-drawn Ticket on
Thursday next will be entitled to 2Q,0001. besides an equal
,chance of every other Capital Prize. There never was so
grand a Wheel since the existence of Loteries, nor were
Tickets and Shares ever so reasonable as they are now sell-
ing by Hornsby and Co. warranted undrawn.

1804.

MR. SIDDONS's NOVEL.

This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, price 13$. 6d. in boards.
litTU US
.? OVERT Y.-A Novel.
By -HENRY SIDDONS, Esq.
O f the Theatre- Royal Covent-Garden.

Printed for Richard Phillips, ko. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and to be had of all Booksellers.

Next Week will be published,
(Dedicated to Dr. lenner, and the Patrons, Governors, and
Supporters of the Vaccine Inoculation)
OOD TIDINGS); .or, News from the Farm ;
a Poem.

By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD,
Author of the Farmer's Boy, and Rural Tales, Sec.
Printed for Verudr and Hood, No. 3t, Poultry ; and will
be sold by every Bookseller and Newsman in the United
Kingdom.

This Day was published, by F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62,
•• St. Paul's Church-yard,
In One Volume Odavo, %via). an Appendix,. Price 7s. 6d.
in hoards,
TRICTVRES upon an HISTORICAL RH-
O- VIEW of the State of IRELAND, by F. PLOWDEN,
Esq. or a JUST! FL CATION of the Conduct of the English
Governments in that Country, from the Reign of Henry the
IL to the UNION of Cr -at Britain and i reland.

N. B. A small Part of this Work has already appeared' in
the British Critic for November, .December, January, and
February last. The present Publication, besides being an
Answer to Mr. Plowden's Work,, contalos,an ,Account of the
Causes and'Objeds of the dila-tent Rebel lionssin Ireland, as
also of those Conspiracies front time to time detected by, the
vigilance ofthe Irish Governments, The Appendix contains
many Particulars of the History of Ireland, its ancient Laws,
Customs, &c. &c, not generally known, ,

' This Iliaiivere published,
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TISTORICAL OUTLINES of the. RISE and
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By HENRY CARD, ofTenibroke College, Oxford,
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Shortly will be published, by the same Author, a SecOnd
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permission, to Lord Henry Petty, M. P.

Early in the Month of lune will be pUblished,

A TOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION of the
I-1 PLAIN and SCITE of TROY; together with such
Parts of the Coast of Phrygia Mindr as have been objets of
criticism. Dedicated, by permission, to her Grace the
Dutchess of Devonshire.

By WILLIAM GELL, Esq. B.A. and F. A.S.
Late Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

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subjel intelligible to the Reader. The Work is designed to
afford an opportunity to such as have not visited the Coun-
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Homer. Those Verses of the Iliad and Odyssey will also'be
cited, which describe, or appear to describe, the particular
portions or monuments of the Troad. The Views will con-
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tandros in the Gulph of Adramyttium, to the Vale of
Thymbra on.the Hellespont.
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