The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-26 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1810.

ri RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL at DERBY,'
for theBEN EfiT oftheGENERAL,INFIRMARY;
will be held on TU E.SDAY,W tiDN ESDA Y. and THURS-
DAY, the gth, loth, and ► rtli of October next. •
rICESIDENT -
His Grace the Duke ot DEVONSHIRE, K. G.
ICE !RESIDENTS.
John Crompton, F:sq High Sheriff
.ight Hon Lord George Henry Cavendish, M. P.
Edward Miller Mundy. (..sq. M. P.
Edward Coke, Esq. M. P.
•
M. P.
William Cavendish, Esq.

• PATRONS
His Grace the Archbishop of York.
His Grace the Duke of Rutland, K. G.
His Grace the Dukeof Portl•cril.
His Grace the Duke of Newcastle
The Most Noble the Marquis (4* Harrington.
The Right Hon. the flail Of l'll4Stelticld, K. G.
The Ric.lll Hon. the Earl of Hatrington.
The Right Hon the Earl of U x bridge,
r he Right .thin. the. Earl of Moira. •
The Right Hop. Viscount Melbourne. ..
The K gilt lion Viscount Curzon.
The Right Hon. Viscount Tarnworth.
The Right Hon. Viscount Petersham:..
The Right-Hon. Lord Middleton.
The 'Right Hon. Lord Scarsdale.
The Right Hon. Lord Vernon. •
1 he Rig.:t Hon. Lord Bradford.
The Right lion. Lord Waterpark. • •
The llon. Nathaniel Curzon.
Sirfrancis Burdett Bart. M. P.
Sir Henry Crewe, Bart._
William Cays, Lint.
sir Heir) Everv; Bart.
Sir Windsor Hunloke, Bart,
Sir, Robert Chaddesden, Bart.
• it Robert of Omaston, Bart.
Sir Oswald Mosely,illari. M. P. -
Sir Henry Eitzherbert, h,rt.
Sir Charks Hastings, art.
Sir Hugh Bateman, Bart." • -
•Sir Sitwell Sitwell, Isart.
On TUESDAY Morning. a SF RMON Will b: Preached in
the Church of All aiitts, by Hi, Grace the ArchbishOp of
York, who has kindly acceded to the wises of the Governors.!
In the course of the Service. a (.K AN 1) S ELEcTipN of
SACRED •M USI C, Item the Compositions of Handel, Dr.
Boyce, etc. including rhe Songs of "Holy, holy, Lord God A
miOty," and." Angels, ever bright and lair," to be sung by
. Madame C ATA LA N i •
Un WEDNESDAY Morning, the Sacred Oratorio of the
• MESSIAH.'
Oti THURSDAY Morning, a 'GRAND SELECTION
from the Oratorio of the Cri...ation, &c.
On the b.veningt. of TUP.DAY and W EDN ESDAY,
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS, in the.
Theatre, consisting of Overtufes. Solos,-and Songs, by the
Principal Pertirtiners, with the New and Favotirite Glees, as
pertormud at the Vocal Corn errs, London. - •
And on THURSDAY 1: vemng, a GRA ND SELEC-
TION frotn the Oratorios of ludas Macchabrens, -and Israel
in Egypt, in toe Church, winch WILL be brilliantly
illutni-
flared on the occasion.
Atter the last Performance, there will a BALL in the
New A.,sembly R,ams.
• PrincipalVOGAPertormers.—MathmeCatalani,MissTravis,
Mrs. Shepley, and Mrs. Bianchi; Mr. Harrison, Mr. Goss,
Mr. Elliott, Mr W nall, and Mr.• Bartle:nan. -- Leader of
the Band, Ilr. Cramer; and Orgap, by Mr.' G reatorex.—
Conductor of the hchestra, winch will consist of iso Per-.
formers, Messrs. Harrison and Greatorex.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

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Sept. 25, ISIO.
^(')3E COMMISSIONERSjor k ICTUA L. LING
A His MAY ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 9th of October next, they will be ready to receive
_Tenders its writing ('sealed ,up), and treat, for three thousand
BOLTS of F LA G S,for the use of the Cooperage ; to be aoswe►•'
able to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be deliveiedin
the space of tvxlve M✓nths by Monthly proportions, into His Ma-
jesty's Vißstalling Stores at Deptford, and to.be paid for by
payable with Interest, ninety days after date,
The Conditions of the Contr.:el may be seen at the Sec'retater
.Office.
Tender for a less quantity than five hundred Bolts will be
a2mitted ; no; will regard be ha i to any itswhich the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered t;
the Board before One -Wlock on the said Tuesday, the 9'h of October
next, nor unless the Pet son who makes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf, amends to answer when call d for.

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