The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-21 00:00:00

THE REVIEW.

.0n Thursday, The Man of the World, being the last
%tutor Mr. Couke's appearance in Sir Pertinax Macsyco-
hant this Season, on account of new Come‘ly, which will
,be produced on Tuesday in next week, called join Bull ; or,
An Englishman's Fire-Side.

ORATORIOS,
AT PLAYHOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THEATR E.ROYAI„ COVCNT-GARS 10,1. •
ON FRIDAY NEXT, February. zs, 18034
will be performed, for the only time during the Season,
THE SACRTD ORATORIO OF

'THE ' MESSIAH.
Cornposed by G. F. HANDEL.
Ead.of Part LI. A Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte by
NEATE.
• Principal Vocal Performers,
BILLINGTON,
Miss . rta M Yolltoanchester,
And' Miss NUN DAY,
(Being th,ir first APpearance.)
Mr: BRAMAN!, Mr, DENMAN, ke.
Leader of the Band, Mr:.WF.ICHSE
rgan Mr.. .
The rest of the B O
andare! the ChorusASHLßYscswhich will be nu.
mr,rous and eqmplete„hy the most approved Performers.
The whole under the Diret/ion of Mr. ASH I. V. 11., belb
Mina to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at
Zevm o'Clock.
haus, bs. Pit,3s, &l. Gallery, as. Upper Gallery, rs.
Places for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office, in Hart- street.
.._4-)r.'HAVVNIS celebrated Composition of the SEASONS,
ra in preparation.

GRAND UNCTION CANAL. COMPANY
TIM GENERAL COMMITTEE at whore
instancb the Special Assembly of the Proprietors is ap.
pointed to he held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand, on Tuesday next the sad inst. for the purpose of
declazing a Dividend, are desirous of reminding the. Proprie-
tors of that Meeting, and they request the favour of all such
troprietora as ran make it convenient, to attend' the Meeting
on that day, at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
ily Order of the Ceneral Cofnmitteep
EDWARD ADAMS, 'Clerk.
Cranclitindion Canal Office,
No. tz, Essex.street,, Strand, Feb. io,

ARMY.
A CORNET in a Light Dragoon Regiment sta.
A. timed near London, wishcs for ExchaNe to tho Half.
rte• mars to be addressed to O. P. at St. Jamcs's Coffee.
Ultee,Thirt jameh's-street,

NORFOLK HUSBANDRY. - , •
WANTS a SITUATION in any part of the
v V Kingdom, as' STEWARD Or 'BAILIFF to a Noble.
Irian or Gentleman, a Young Man, brought. up, and well,
versed in the Nl4n3gemcnt of Land and Stock, according to'
the Norfolk System of Husbandry, and who can be well re-
commended. • •
Letters addressed to 'Mr. De Hagutt..Town Clerk of Nor-
viol, will be immediately attended to.

F ASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr; ALLEN,
I)RIVA TELY taught to. Ladies anti ,Gentlemen
°fatty age, who have never leant this Accomplish-
, merit, or not in the improved modern style, at No, t 9, Sher.
rad-street, Golden.square,,and No. to, Great Alit-street;
CoodmanisAelds. They are taught on a flan pattictilarly
clic:owed tin those to whom it is An objea to acquire it ex:,
peditiously, privately, and in the first styleot raslitoa:
Voieigners, Officers, and Country Iresitlents, who may
wish to learn in a few days, may Baird and Lodge,' privately,
- ; 1:11 the, House, awl. receive constant nstrutlion,
The Select Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the
Band Loothated by Mr. Taylor; none but Subscribers -ad,
thnittecl ; • none but People .of respectability can subscribe.
""Peaable Schools and fanillies, if not distant from Town,
regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instrpeied irr
everY elegant requisite of Modern Dancing.

•
CORONET IIEAD-DRESS.•
ROSS takes the liberty of informing the Female
Nobility and Public, rim the Read-dress which enjoy.
wu the ve4tebt attraction on the last
‘II.I,EEN's ItTil-Dia,
was invented by hinn,. and may be :wen at No. t t9;Dishops..
For taste, nagniticence and utility, it cannot.
CCOalleti ; it is so ingeniooiy managed, that it will form
It Fuli.Dress for gCllcr.:l and yet, on particular occasiem,
It may be disposed into tlic form of whatever CARON F. T the
rank of the Lady who -w‘.irs it may reiptire, or iwr fancy
ititullchuse to adopt.
• . This Head-Dress is of singular and appropriate elegance,
tad is suited as well n' the didident as the trinA conint.intliog
stile of. Beauty.
Ross thinks it necessary to as.surethe Public, that all stipe,
rior Inventions. have, for more than
16 years past, originau-d with hint ; +u.t he respectfully can-
- *ions them not to IAI tittposed• upon iiy the servile
„ornther.i.
The Patent Hair S ring for Ladies anti Clentlemen, together.
With all the various arttcles.of taste tor oruaracating tilt; litAci
LtIAY be pkocuretfat his Emporium, . - '