The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

DR. BUSBY'. MUSICAL JOURNAL,
For the VOICE, PIANO roars, &C._

THE Second Numb et: of this esteemed Work,
containing TWELVE New and Original Pieces,
Vocal and Instrumental, was published on the first day oc-
March, and is .to,be had at the Shops of all respettable
Music-i.ellers, anti Pooksellers,
.

The Compositions in this Number are- all (if them by
CUERUBINI, PICCINI, NIEHUL, STEINELTi
DELAYILAi:, HAL att.,,Artuoco,. Busav, aralcitheremi--
neat Masters; and the Poetry, which is alt alit wiiitek
purposely for the Work, is. by Dr. Woseo r, • Mr. Pvs,
Capt, JAMEB Mt. Dvaa, and- other Writers of distinc-
tion. The First and Second Numbers, which are sold for
Six Shillings each, contain as much l'Ausk as would be
sold separately in the -Shops for Thirty Shillings I but,
conformably to the wishes of many of the Patrons pf. the
Work, it is proposed in future -to.loWer the monthly ex-
pence, and to publish the. Third Number, and every
future-Numb:4 at -the price of :FOUR SHILLINGS
each, instead of Six Shil hugs, as was originally proposed.
The Public will thus, at thevery trifling p)!pence or:Fou.r
Shillings par Mohth, be put in -possession of .all the
exquisite Pieces of Foreign INlusici regularly, as Noon its
they.appear upOn the Continent, with, a proportionate_
quantity of interesting .Novelties from the hands of the
mast esteemed Composers resident in Great Britain:
A Number, .containiirg -from Six to Twelve Pieces, ac-
cording-to their length, will continue to be. published on
the first day of everrlVlonth, and mayibe had of Messrs.
Goulding' and CO. ;, of Mr. Thompson, St.
•Paul's Churchyard ; of Messrs. Astor and Co. Cornhill,
=Wall Music-sellers and Booksellers,.

TO THE, BRITISH ARMY.
This Day was published,
Complete in Two large Volumes Quarto,
(Decorated with upwards of Eighty Copper-plates, use-
ful and ornamental • consisting of the eolourea..Uni-
, formsof all the BritislfArmy, 'of, Maps of the British
Settlements abroad, of Plans of Celebrated Fortifica-
tions, of Battles, of Sieges," of Manceuvrei' &c. ticc.)
Price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, •
irrHE COMPLETE MILITARY. LIBRARY ;
. being a comprehensive System, of. Modern .Military
Tactics, according to the last IfinprOvein6nts and Regu-
lations,' Foreign and Domestic; seleded and translated
from expensive, scarce, and valuable Books and Journals,
in the German and Frcnch Languages;_ or communicated
by Officers of rank and experience in the BritishServiee.
This valuable Work being now completed in Thirty
Numbers, it is uttered to' the British Army in a compact
form, in TwOandsome Volumes ; but. Guntleni.-li who
have omitted to complete their Sets, 1113, at:tomato-
"dated,with 'any singWNitiiiber, at Three Shillings -each,
on application to their Bookseller or Agent.
It is presumed, that, ai,this Work is the most minute
and comprehensive Military System existing in the gng
lisii Language, all Officers going upon atluil Service, and
young Olicers in particular, will make it an indispen-
sible.part of their Baggage.
Pnnt,,d for R. Phillips ;
_and sold by Carpenter and Co.
BoOksellers to HiS Royal HighriesS the Duke of York, in
Bond-street, and:by all the Booksellers in the United
Kingdom.