The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-12 00:00:00

VOCAL CONCgRT.--WILLIS's ROOMS.
lk NESSRS. HARRISON', BARTLEIVIAN, and
/Vl.* GREAT° RE X, most respeelfullv" announce; that
the CONCERTS will commence on FRIDAY the iGth of
February next; and that Mrs. RI LLINGTON is engaged
for the whole of the Season.
The Managers most respeafully request, that the Nobi..
lily and Gentry, Subscribers of LAST YEAR; who
have not already sent in their names, will have the goodness
to signify their intentions to Mr. BIRCHALL; No.
'j33,
New Bond-street, or to the Managers, on or befhre the 2it h
of January ; after which day all vacancies will be filled up
according to priority'ofapplieation. •
Tickets will be ready tor delivery to the Subscribers of last
i..ason, on Thursday, the Loth instant, at Mr.. Birchall's,
4ioresaid - and to the New Subscribers (so far as the Room
will perfel6tly accommodate them), on Wednesday, the 26th
of this Month. The ntunber of last year cannot be exceeded.
Terms Of Subscription.— FO UR GUINEAS for NINE
CONCERTS, to be given on successive Fridays, Passion
and Easter Weeks excepted. Tickets to be transferable in
Families, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen ;
or two .Ladies, not of the same Family;_ or two Gentle-
men, may, by entering their Names respectively at the time
of subscribing, transfer their Ticket to each other ; but no
other transfer can possibly be alleivrAL And it the deter-
miaa lion of th aM*l3 ger:::.—n no ars:dont to admit any Ticket
that hasbeen in the hands of a dealer, for reasons that are
sufficiently obvious. The Resolution of lastkeason, in this
respect, received the general api.robation of the Subscribers.

MR. CHARLES KNYVETT, jun. and Mi.
KNYVETT, beg leave. respectfully to inform
the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that {having no
concern whatever in the Vocal.Conc.erts), they are instigated,
at the recommend:4;cm and advice of numerous Friends, to
hoc •
A BENEFIT VOCAL CONCERT,
At WILLIS's ROOMS,
On MONDAY, the 9th of MAY next, on which occasion,
they humbly solicit their Patronage.
Jan. 12, 18e,—No. 6, Edward-street, Cavendish-square.
oz. urthenparticulars will be announced.

To the PROPRIE wits of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIZS AND GENTLZMEA
rr HE Eitetko for a DireCtor, in the room of the
late Mr, HUNTER, being fixed for IV Ensf,s y, the
tgth inst. I. most earnestly solicit the tavpitemfAYnur support
upon that occasion. •
If, from the incorrectness of Lists, as to residence, I have
been hitherto prevented addressing, or paying my respeifoo
every Proprietor, to that circumstance al'i;lt will, trust, be
attributed any such failure, and not to t' want of respea ;
As fully aware of the duty incumbent upon me, 1 anxiously
hope to accomplish it bttore the Day of EleCtion.
I 'have the Honour to be with respcd,.
Your most obedient Humble Servant.
No. AS, Upper Gower..strtet, JAMES MO NRO
to,' 18°3. • •

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HALF-1) AY:
A LIEUTENANT in ad' Old' Regiment of
Foot, would exchange to Half-Pay.
Apply, by Letters (post.paid), stating Terms, &c. to
A. 11: Sturey's Gate Coffec-house, Westminster.

A CARD.
To the NOB! LIT Y and G ENT R Y of considerable LAND-
ED FROPERTY.•
AGENTLEMAN .who: has received a liberal
Education, and is of most respell able Connexions,
wesald wisliupen liberal Terms to undertake the Mana;„c-
mint and General Superintendence of an Estate in any part
of the United Kingdoms,
_ as .LAND STEWARD and RE-
CEIVER of RENTS. Security will be given, and refe-
rence for Charader and Connexion. It is requested Prin-
cipals alone will apply, as no application from Agents- or
others can be attendecfro.. Or the Advertiser would be glad
to take an extensive Farm, which he would manage in the
most approved manner.
Letters addressed (post-paid) to A. Z. at the Office of this
Paper, wilt be duly attended to.

FASHIONABLE DANCING —PRIVATE'TUITION.
MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON's. ACADEMY
for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable
DANCING, ,at COACHMAKE RS-HA L'L, Foster-lane,
Cheapside, continues Open for the improvement of such
LADIES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquirod this
Accomplishment. Or those who have not obtained the pre-
sent-FASHIONABLE MODE, may be-.expeditibusly iu.
strafted in the most PRIVATE MAN NEB. ia ai I the F.
CANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now ill uac,. to qu4.,
lily them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. iiPUNO
DI ES and, GENTLEMEN arc also Tau it every' FA-
SIIIONABLE DANCE; and every'attantion exerted to give
the most elegant Address.
N. B. The Morning. Academy for LADIES ONLY is
Open, and will be continued till Ilis Majesty's Birth-day.

PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,
DINING TABLES,
Dialing_ in Stile and Plan from those in the old
BUTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
and WARE-ROOMS, No, is and t 4, CATHERINE.
STE El', Eight Doors from .the Strand, maker of the above
Articles to the KING and QU E F.N, Their Royal Highnesszs
the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac.
turer of furniture in general.
lityr tax has observed somenf the varioup Advertisements
opposed to him, the intention of which may be eason ily dProvi-
iSeo-
vered ; and. writes in short that, by permissi bt
dence, he manulattures and sells as above, (where also may
be hatto every Article in the :Upholstery Line) his superior
FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and
various other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand-
.some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, which
transform the same way, and each in a few minutes; DIN-
ING TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new
I! lan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY ST EPS on a
particular camped Constrthetion ; and various Improve-
ments in Furniture.
Houses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season-
ed woods and excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation i•
Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for P 4.
sengers, &c.
BUTLIP. has construeted several Tools and Machines for
working his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufattory, as
above, and with Much submission, and a true sense of gra-
titude, acknowledges the kind , encouragement he has so ge-
nerously received.. •
tfrin contradiction to the false assertions opposed to the
Sale of BUT Lta's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may 'be
seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ;
And the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which
extend to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with ,Screw
'Post; or Feet.

FOR COUGHS, &c.
ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES OF BLOIS.
THESE C.elebrated Lozenges, which' have, been
sold in England upwards of One Hundred and Thirty
Years, were invented by Charles Angibaucl,,of Blois, Apo-
thecary to the then King of France, and have.bcen cAtiveye.l
by Charles Angibaud,. his Grandson, late of. St. Martina-
lane, London, by assignment of the Original .Receipt, to
the present Proprietor.
The Lozenges of Blois art very different from all the I*-
(Icm:inventions; and are a most pleasant and effectual. Re.
tnedy tin Coughs, Colds, and Disorders of the Lungs. By a
peculiar sheathing Vttality, they quickly allarthosetsouble.
some tickling Coughs, called Catarrhs; and by their soften-
ing and healing Virtues, aftbrd great Relief in Sore Throats,
Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic. Complaints.
Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Boxes, Price.
rs each Duty included, by Mr. Newbay, No. 45, St.
• Paul's ; Mr. 'Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Tutt. at the
Royal Exchange ; Messrs. _Bayley and Blew, Coa.spur..
street ; Mr. Wade's". Old Bond-street ; Mr. Jeboult.
o.
150, and- Mr.• Bidding, No. 76, Oxford-stn.:eV; Mr. Ward,
No, 32.4,., ; and Iktir. Clarke, No, 269.Dorough.