The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-28 00:00:00

DR. BUSBY's MUSICAL . jOnNA L.
rr HE New Number of this ..-weemed Work
will make its appearance This Day, contiiining *the
following variety :at Productions, none of which have
ever before been published in.this.Country.• f- • •-,-•
• The Contents of this Number are Twelve PieeeK.
NEW FOREIPN•and partly ORIGINAL ENGLISH
MUSIC. .•. •
The New Foreign Music consists of
t. A Sonata, composed by RUST, Master of the Band
Of tkie .1? rime pt Dessm) •
2. A Frgiich Song, composed by DEI,AYItAC.
3. A celebrated I takian Air, composed by PICCIN I, never
betUre printed. • ; -
4. A
.1' Wench Songv: composed .by .N 1 EIIIT 1., Member of
•che National Institute, and of the Conservatory of Mil-

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sic. at Paris. • • •
S. An Italian Air, •composed.by HAIRE L.
6.
.A Song, composed by STEI liE LT.
7. An Air, coinposed-by CIIERUBINI, •Member of the
I!!atiopal Institute, and of the Conservatory of Music at

Paris.
8. A favourite Air, cotnposcd by TARCIU.
11. The Original English Mush: ennsiz,fs of
9. A Song, cpmpobcd by Dr. ARNOLD.
mg, ". the Soldier in Camp." A Song, Composed by Dr.
tt. " The Beggar Girl." A Song, dontposed by Mr.
MOORif LAD.
'' Winter defeated." A Song,. Coritposca by Dr.

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BUSBY,.
The Original Poetry of this Number is written by 1)r.
WOLCOT Mr. PPE, Mr. DYER, Captain JAMES,
other Writers of Distinaion. ,
A Niunber "of this Work will-continue to be published
on-the first, day of every Month, containing a variety of
Picees, cittanti!y and quality to the above-men-
tioned, ,:t1 new or original, and unitOrtniv the comp-
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sawn of the most distinguished living Musicians awl
Writers.
li:.itccl
Puf by R. Phillips, No. 7f, St. Paul's Chuich-
yard, :.nil ,irculated throughout the United Kingdom in
the monthly parceli of all Booksellers; and maybe had
of them and of all the Music-sellers,. price Six Shillings
each, witl, a liberal allowance to Protessers.
N. B. The Condutor, grateful for the liberal and ex-
tensiv'e Patronage bestowed on the First Number, and for
the tustintonies of approbation .with which the Work has
been honoured by Persons of the first Distinction,— has en-
deaveured to render the present Number no less deserving
of their notice and he, flatters himself that his resources
itt Rome and Ahroad will 'enable him to render the future
Numb:rs still more deserving of the Public Approbation.

This Day was published, in Bvo. price ss, in boards,
piCOLLECTION --of PUBLIC ,ACTS ;Ind
• I'M' F. RS, rclai.ng to the PRII4CirtES..nf
Alt 1.) NF.UT it A Y., brought forward in the Yegrs
:780 and :73 t, • .
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I wait"- Discussions now taking glace relative to the MI .
ritime of Neutral Nations, it has beenjiidgi.•'.
fol-tu Seleclioikof Public Documents :14 may
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and.of Anticnt and Alden: Treaties, on which this Cowl-
.try, as a:Belligerent rqwer, rests its pretensions to exer-
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perty as way be found tni 13o.trd ; with this Views, the
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LiCHFICLD. ••
. TO BE SOLD BY AucTioNt
By WILLIAM HARRIS,..,
On Wednesday the 4th day of March'next, at the George
Inn, Lichfield,
TIIF, REMAINDEIV•pI a LEASE., Sixty
two Years of which were unexpired •at Ladv-day
hitt, of that large, handsidnie, and commodious Dwelling.
house, called the FRIA RY, lately the residene Of the
Rev. J. C. Norbury, deceased. The' !louse and.Offices-
are all' in the most complete repair
.possible, and in every
Opeet fit fpr the immediate reception of a large and gen-
ael Family; The Apartments have been lately fitted up
in an elegant. Style; and the 'principal'. ROorris doWn stairs
are of-the lid lowing dimensions, viz. Drawing:room, 2.7
t4t ,six Inchgs ;1' Din i tig.tootn, 29 feet by
feet liar hat t 3 feet high ; and Weal:fa:l Parlour,
as feet by t4-teet five inches : the whole commanding a
Spoilt-east anti Seuth.:West view over the adjoining beau-
tifill.rette4rv. The upstair Rooms, six in number, are
pyoportionahly large,acconintodated with elegant Pressing...
rooms, Cis:Nets, . end tliere'is an excellent Store-room,
• witn nost.:LOtigiug- rooms for Serviints..--The Cellars,
three.- iiintintbee,' are capacious, arched, and dry, and that
appropriated to wine, divided into several bins, well con.
strutted for the purpose. The Offices are numerous and
very • large, consisting of a welf-contrived fc.i,chen, fireW.
!mese, .I.siiixtry, well supplied by pipes With excellent Water, of t.vhich this House-has a peculiar grant: House-
keeper's-mem, lititler'sf4oont, Sei'vant's Hall, Patent
Water Ciwent, Vic:—Across the 'lnner-yard, large airy
Lerder, Boot-house,. Pens; and a Variety of Oilier useful
A ppurien. noes. In the Outer Yard, a large double Coach-
house, warm, and ss•ell' fitted! tip, a four-stall Stable,
with a 1, ..oft for Hay and Corn abovc; neat Hatness.house,
oart.houge, kligaies, Water Cisterns, •&c.
The Garden' itlarge, and in. the. highest state of Cultiva-
tion ; and, together with a . great part: of`the Pleasure
:Ground being walled round, aft' a Kteat extent of wall-
ing, now planted with choice Fruit Trees: • Adjahling to
the Garden and Plc:nine Ground, are two Fields in high
condition, which-contain, tngether,with the space occu-
pied by,the Preinises and Garden, :abotft it Acres. 'The
above Premises are extra-parochial, and exempt Itom all
Leyies, Poor's Rates, and Ty Olds:
FirrtherVarticulars•of the AuCtioneer, Lichfield.
Tfinf Situation is excellently well calculated for
a Sportsman, being within easy distances of most of the
favourite Coverts, of Lord Vernon's, and Mr. Adtleley's
Fox-hounds. •