The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-18 00:00:00

.11 IDA 17, MAY in,. 1810.

NEW ,ROOMS, HANOV;ER_SQUARE.
irR. SAMUEL WESLEY respeOfullk an-
nounees to the Public, that his MUSICAL MDR N.
i NG PAR IW, will coininenceTo-11fORRf.rW,
at One o"Clock precisely, when will be performed the fol.
lowing
SEtECTION •
In whicli the principal Vocal farts will he sustained by
• ' Mrs. HI I.I.INGTON, Mrs. VAUGHAN,
• • .:Mr. GOSS, Air. EVANS, Mr. HAWES,
Mr. VAUGHAN,-Mr. JAMES ELIA() CT.
Mr. 101-IN ELLIOTT, Mr, WILLIAM ELLIOTT,.
• • Mr. GORE, and Mr. BEALE.
PART I.
Match in the Overture to Deittamia, —Handel. • •
Invocation to the Deity (the wools from Thomson's Sea-
'sons), tour voices. Mrs. Killington, Mr. Goss, Mr. Vaugh-
an, and Mr. Beale. —S.,Wesky. .
Organ Trio. Wesley aud Air. Major, -Seb. Bach.
I)uetto. perrlona." Mr. and Mrs. Vsuoiart.—Mozart.
Ilyinn, Verse and Chorus. "Taut= ergo." Suli. Mrs.
Vaughan, Mr. Evans, Mr. I. Elliott, and. Mr. W. El-
liott -Novello.
Selection trom the Sacred Nlottetto (performed last Season).
Soli. Mrs. Vaughan, Master Wild, Mr. G-ss,t‘lr,Vaugli-
'an,. and Mr. Beale.— Seb. Bach. • ,
Glee, four voices. Mrs. Vaughan, Master Wild, Mr.
Vaughan, and Mr. Beale. -'—Saloinon.
Full Antiphona. " Exultate Deo."—S.. Wesley.

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• ' PART 11.
Extempore. Organ.—S. %Ves
Fairy Glee. " On the down of a thistle I fly." Four voices.
. NIL Goss, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Beale.--:
W. I.inley.
Solo. Vioin. Mr. Salomon.--Seb. Bach. 7..
Catch. " Al)! how Sophia." Three voices. Mr. Core,:
Mr. Names, and Mr. I. Elligit..--Callcott.
Aria. Mis Vauaan.--S„.Wesley. . .
Sonata. Piano-forte and Violin. Wesley, and Mr. Salo-
mon.— Seb, bach.
Cantata. Mrs. Billinkton ( A riadne deserted bS:l7llcieits•)
,
HaYdn.
•
Full Antiptiona. "In exitu Israel.", For a double Choir.
Composed eApressly for this occasion.—S. Wesley.
Tickets. Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Messrs.
Bircliall,. New•BOnd-street ; Clcnenti•and Co. ChtapSide;
Moneani, Old Rond-'street ; Goulding,- New 13oncl.street,;
Ilodsol, Holborn ; Presten,Strand-; I ark's CircUlaiing Li-
brary, Alhtmarle-street ; 13a;1's Pi'ano. forte Manufaeitory,
Duke street, Grosve or square; and at tile Rooms 'OA the,.
Morning of the Partormance.

• CATHOLIC QUESTION.•
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TWO MEMOIRS'..upon the r CATHOLIC
QUESTION : with an Essay upon the History and
ttits-iat the Coronation Oath ; and also an Appendix.
11y, jOHN. JOSEPH DILLON,
of Lincoln`s Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.
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Church-yard ; -and in London by Robinson, Paternbster.
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wish them or the Empire better than that the whole body
should be animated with the same spirit which is breathed
in these pages ; since a temper such as is here displayed will'
morC effectually :,erse them than the most illustrious% ad-
vocate in the Senat .."—Dillon on the Coronation' Oath.,-..'
Monthly Review, Vol. 54.

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roEms,.
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Dedicated by Permission to his Grace the Archbishop of
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gion in England,. from'the Commencement of the keforma.;
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