The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-02 00:00:00

NEW ,MUSIC.

BRANSTONiaod LAMBERT, No. 3r, Frith-
street, Soho-square, are now.publishing by Subscrip-
tion, Three GRAND SONATAS for the Piano, with 'an
Accompaniment for a Violin or Flute : composed by JOHN
WATL EN, of Edinburgh; and dedicated, by permission,
to the Right Hon. Lady JAKE DONDAS. •Op. 7th. Price
6d.—These Sonatas are composed in a very pleasing
stile, and are rendered highly interesting, from the aumber
of much-admirid Scotch Airs which are introduced..
B. and L. have a number)of Compositions by the same
Author. The following New Pieces are just come to hand :
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The Lord's Prayer, an Anthem for one Voice, with
an Organ Accompaniment, - c
'the. Tight Little Island - - , a 0
The Diel among the Taylors, with new Variations, - 2 o
Tarri6yiek, a Reel, with new Vatiations, 1- 6.
Lqbin's Return, a Pastoral Ballad, intended as a Se-
wail to Haydn's celebrated Clnzonet, " My Mother'
bids me bind, my hair," written and composed. by. -
T. G. Williarnsdn;,andsur.g by Mts. Mountain, • a 6
St. Patrick's Day, by j.. Lambert, - - • - a- a
The Conquest of Mysore, .inscribed.to Lieuterratit-.-
General George Harris, by J.. Lambert, • - • t a
B. and L. are now.publisniix. Ten Easy•LeisonS for the
Piano Forte, composed by T. -Williamson.- Op. Stir.
Price 6s. And, a new Pocket Companion frir the Violin. or
Flute (to be continued Monthly) ;. in which no .old Music,
excepting such as may possess very superior merit, will be
,admitted. The whole of the first Volume (which, Will be
Rublished in the course of next week) it property.:' •
. frr Music engraved, printed and published for Authors,
on the most moderate terms. A 40-eat yariety.of Music and
Instruments for Sale, at Brantron and Lambert'S Music
Warehouse, No. 3r, Frith-street, Soho. , ,

A RCHER •and • HAUGIITON, from Dublin,
/AL IRIS/I ,POl3 LIN .aild TABBIN ET
.MANUFAC-
TURERS and IvIER.C.BRS to HER MAJESTY, Their
Royal Highnesses 'the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke
and. Dittetu=s of-York; 12.uteliess of Wirtemberg, 'and the
Princesses, No. 8, rHenrietta-street, Coyent-garden, London.
The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the different
Branches of-the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank
and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of .a discerning Public, the, decided superiority of,
Archer and Haug.hion's PoPlins and Tabbinets,' gold and
silver Chainberry for Court Messes Turbans, dm to render
it unnecessary for that House tofek to the Advertisements
of others, whose chief pretension to the Trade is the ccinying
of their Advertisements.
tAUTION.
Whereas, Archer and- Haughton have ;been credibly in..
formed, that a great many people in this Kinedoni are now,
- and have been for some time past, nianufaelunng and selling
Poplins anciTobbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under
the name •of Archer and Houghton's Manuf4elory, with a
view to discredit and injure their House, tad a gross imposi-
tion tin the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to convitlion any- person or
persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets.under the name of
their manufacture, that was not aaually bought at their
house. • • •
They have-the honour to acquaint the-Nobility.and Gen-
try, tKat7their_WarehouSe is
.stoclt*ed with a.-_greatqVarie!y
of Mourning Goods than to be found in any
Town, which they are enabled. to sell (for readynnoney}. at
prices much lower than they- can be had elsewhere; the
whole being of their' own manufadure colisist of
white and black Bombasinsi Chamberry Muslins, Cambric'
Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Kir-
Mona Serges, • Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes Searf,Silics, Handkerchiefs, Botnbazetsfor
Servalits,dre_ also a-great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight li-loarning. Engiish yard- widc
Poplins of a suneriorquality. at 3s. 6d. per Ord ; Velurcs,
double black Sergcs, and- rich I nsh Tabbihet, -in different
Patterns; plain, ,corded; chain, and striped, for Clergymen
and Gcntlemen who always wearblack ; thty never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.
N. B. Ladies own Spinning in anufaaured into Poplins or
Tabbioets ; Tabberaysfor, Furniture of the dilfermt.fitshion-
able Colours, manufaaured on the shortest notice. •
Merchants supplied to any atnottnt, • •

HOTHAMTON, near BOGNOR..ROCKS, .SUSSEX.
To be LETT, by the Year,39l:. for a Terra of-Six_Months,
A Spaciout*EADY FURNISHED,M.;INSIQN,
"X. HOUSE ;- containing nice Bed-chambers, two Draw-
ing-rooms. large Dining-room, two good Parlours, and'
spacious Entrance Hall, upon; a scale of unusual convenience
and elegance.. The Kitchen and Offices are excellent; and a'
Tenant may be accommodated with gokx) Garden Ground,
and'Grass for a Cow in the summer season. The House
- commands a delightful View ,botly of §ea and Land; and is,
in every,respeet, calculated to form a.pleasant*Residence for
a Gentleman's Fathily.
N. B. 'Distance from London only 67 miles-:*a Pack of
Fox •Hounds, and two Packs of Harriersdn the 'neighbour-
hood.
, Letters (post-paid), direeted to Mr. Turner, at Hotham-
' ton, will be duly attended to.
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HOUSES TO LETT, at TEDDINGTON, in MID-
- DLESEX. •
MO BE LETT for a Teen of Years, or for. the
Season, Ind to be entered upon' immediately, a com-
fortable READY-FURNISHED HOUSE, fit for the re-
eeptionbf a small Genteel Family, and situate in the most
Part of the Village of Teddingtan ; together with an
excellent Kitchen Garden well cropped, and Two small
PieCts. of Land adjoining. Also a e.oach-house Stable,
Green-house, and other suitable Offices.
-Also to be Lett for a -Term, and to be entered upon burnt-
diately, a small Unfurnished House, situate as above.
For further particulars, 'apply to Mr. Keene, Tavistock-
street, 'Covent-garden ;_ -of Messrs. Vernon, Vines and Fry,.
Lincoln's-inn New Square. .

• GLOUCESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION
-
By Mr. READ;
On Saturday ths,oth of May, at the King's Headirin, in the
City of Gloucester, between the Hours °IT hive and Five
,in the Afternoon, in the following Lots,: •
Lot s, AAV MESSUAGE; with
large.Warehou-ses, with Lofts over, situated in
the Qua)t, the City.of Gloucester, late in ate occupation
of Mr. Thomas Saunders, deceased. _
Lot 2. A large Yard; for the 'purpose of lodging Goods,
now in the occupation. of .Mr; Heane.
Lot 3. Another. Brick..built • Mcssuage. .licensed to sell
Liquors, known by the name of THE MERMAID, with
a Brew-house, Warehouses,-and Lofts overatict a large Yaid
.adjoining. The above Premises arc held by Lease, under
the Corporation of Clout ester for 4r years, renewable every
.13 years, at a fine certain, of i6l :a5..131d. and a Chief Rent
of 31. i6s.
The above Lots adjoin each other, extending 6&.yardi.irf
length, in froht of the River Severn, and in-breadth aboutao
yards. It is a mostdesirable Situation fora Porter Brewery,
or for building a Ciast6m-houSe for Government, being on
the centre and most desirable part of the, Quay. Thirty-one
years of the said Lease are unexpired. •
For, further pah.idulars, apply to air. Stone, Chambers
Court, near 'few kestiory or to the . Auctioneer, in Clou-
t:ester, who will shevi Use Premises.

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