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London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

rriE HER FJRU MUSIC MEETING is fixed
J. fur 'I UE.,DAY the ISth of SEPTEMBER next.

sTcwisoos.
Colonel FOLEY, M. P. The Hon. and Rev. Mr. Rnsstout
Cul mei Mars Hews. The Rev. Dr. NAPLE
SAMUEL PEPLOC, Esq. The Rev. Mr. GUARD.
Principal Performers:
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. VAUGHA
HAM, N, Miss MELVILLE,
Mr. BRA
Mr. GO3S, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. BARTLEMAN.
Leader of the Band, Mr. F. CRAMER.
Tenor, me, R. Ashley ; .econd Violin, Mr. Marshall; Oboe,
Mr. Grielbach ; Bassoon, Mr. Hohnes ; Violoncellos. Mr. Lind.
ley and Mr. Ashley ; Clarionet, Mr. Mahon ; Double Bass, Mr.
Itnyce; Trumpets, Mr. Hyde and Son ; Horns, Messrs. Petrides;
Trombone, Sig. Mariotti, (from the Opera House) ; Double
Drum', Mr. Jenkinson; Organ, Mr. Mutlow; Piano Forte,
hlr.Kenge. Conductor, C. J. DARE.

CHURCH PREFERMENT.
11TANTED to Purchase a PERPETUAL AD-
VOWSON, or next Presentation, to an undervalue Living,
or to a Perpetual Curacy, or Donative, in one of the Southern
Cooties, with the proven of early possession.—For Partiedlars
apply to Mr. TYNDALL, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inh-fields.
D BELCHER of the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster,
• beg: leave to return his most grateful thanks to the Nobi-
lity, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the liberal support he
fin been favoured pith at the above Inn, and to info, m them that
he has taken the Old Angel Inn, lately occupied by Mr. Robert
Day, which he is fitting up In a neat and commodious manner,
and to which he will remove as soon as completed, when the Red
Lion will be discontinued as an Inn. In the mean time the No-
bility, Gentry, and the Public, may be assured of accommodation
at &her of the above Inns, and he humbly solicits. their patronage
and ,urort.

hHoNIKSI7IA RTLEY, Land Agent and Drainer,
Surveyor of Lands, Collieries, and other subterraneous pro.
petty, No. 104, Chanc:ry4ane, London, respectfully acquaints
the Nobility, Gentlemen of Landed Estate, and the public in ge-
nrtal, that he has been, for more than 15 years past, in the con-
stant practice of Surveying Canals, Railways, Collieries, public
Roads and private Estates; in asp rtaining the Descent of Water
Falls, kr, in embus parts of the kingdom, and that within the
six years he has surveyed and mapped upwards of 90,000 A cres
in Lancashire, and the Manorial Property of his Grace tie Duke
of Buccleugh, and will be proud to receive the commands of those
vha ray requite his professional services.—TlßMS :
Farms in any part oft he Kingdom, exceeding 500 statnteAcres,
accurately measured and neatly mapped, (exclusive of expenccs
ard tinie occut,iel in travelling) at Is. per Acre.
whzu ealplord on smaller Surve}s, ut £1 Is. per day of six
Ectur, exclJsive et rXi , ,

Coilietiei and triter F•Zbterranenus property Surveyed, the te-
rn of Canal- and other public Works estimated, or their ere-
Naha supetinfer,dA, and. Estates drained, on the principle of
Csttirg off the Springs (which invariably are the cause of cull wet
Lands, and generally tit. cause of Canal Banks Oiling)' at J. 73
per day, whilst actually in attendance, exclusive of expences.
lands, Timber, aa.: other Property, valued at a moderate per
Ceneage.

T. B. has some prime Merino Sheep to dispose of, bred from
Ns Majesty's and Lord Somerville's Rocks.
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