The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-16 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC.

This Day was published, by GOULDING, PHIPPS,
sod D'A M.isic-Sellers to Their Royal High-
nesses the'Prince and Princess of Wales, No. 45, Pali-
Mall, and No. 76, St. James's-street.
THREE SONATAS for the Piano-Forte, com-
posed by T. Haigh, Op. 29. Price 6s.
Three Sonatas for the Piano-Forte, With a Violin Ac-
companiment, ad libitum, by C. H. Wilton, Op. S.
P rice bs.

Seven Fugeres and one Voluntary for the Organ, or
Piano Forte, by j. Diettedhofer. Price 6s.
Pigmalion, a Grand Ballet, as now perfoiming at the
)(inOt Theatre, composed for the Ptano-Forte, by C.
liesst. Pike 73. 6d..
11 Bondocart, a Mtisical Drama, as now &I-Forming at
the Tbeatre Royal, Covent-Carden, composed by Att.
wood and Moorehead. Price

The Musical Calendar, for one. • two, and thrce
Wien, with an Accompaniment for 'the Piano-Forte,
with Introdudtory Symphonies, expressive of,tohe Four
Seasons, J. Fisin, o.p. 9. Price Bs.
'MISS Bowdler's Louisa, a favourite Song, by j. 1..
.Price is.

A,h, could my fault'ring Tongue impart, sung by Mrs.
IL Johnstone, in Paul and Virginia, by J. Nt:i4zinghi.
Trice is.

The Primrose, a favourite pallad, by I'. I-high.
'Price Is,
The Blue Belle of Scotland, harmonized for three
Voices, by T. Haigh. Price is.
lady Alice, a favourite -aloe tbr three voice's, by lll.
P. King. Price ts. 6a.
With a great Variety of Sonatas for the Piano-Forte,
Airs with Variations, Songs, &c. 4cc.

This Day was published, Price .jos.6d. in boards,

MEMORANDA LEGALTA ; or, an Alpha-
betical Digest of the LAWS of ENGLAND;
tidapted to the Use of the Lawyer, the Merchant, and the
Trader.

By GEORCE CLARK, Attorney-at-Law.
London : Printed by H. 1,. Galibin, Inrgam-court,
-Yenchurch-strier ; and sold by E. and R. ,Brooke and J.
Rider, Law Booksellers, Bell-yard, Temple• Bar ; B.Hen-
ington, Stationer, Ingrain-court; and P. Norbury, Brent-
ford.

This Wotk being calculated_ to give tieility to inquiry
en such Points of Law as are the objets of daily occur-
rence, and being formed on the plan of an alphabetical
eciirimon-place Hook, the Author ventures 'strongly to
recommend %t, to tletn,:ii of the Profession‘ as con-
taining a most useful find of legal minutes on almost all
subjeds on which their sk:tvide may be solieitkl, and to
which their, inquiries are liKely to he dircOest. .l .t is in-
tended in wile cases to illiptme, in.others ti calition, and
In all t2s.refre•sli the meniaty, and saw 1116 trouble 0Y .la-
borieuB marami.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
To begin Drawiti.,6 the actor March, got.
WIF r and Co. No. t !, POULTRY, LON_
DON (established in the year„ and at their State
Lottery OtticeS 'ln DarneiStrect, DUBLIN, and 'Ton_
gate, GLASGOW, are yossitc4 to sell the Tic kut,,
Stamped Shares of the English LotterY,
.agreeable to Act
of ParliiMent-
I RE• NIA Rlc,, , •
As Tickets have risen in price, and will, in all prnbahL
lity, continue to rise, it does not appear that any offer to
II take back Tickets or Shines, and return the Purchase
Money on the Saturday preceding the Drawing*," can be
of advantage to the Public ; but to those who flunk other-
wise, SWIFT and Co: bed . leave to say, that they ara
ready as any 0 tUii itie ithoidout totnake such
rtigageimcnt, it requireci..ai the time of -the parcirise:
Country Correspondents, remittinK Bank Notes, Cash,
good Hills, or Post-011ice Orders, mil have Tickets or
Shate3 sent them, and an account of their success as soon
as drawn: •

Swear and Co. have been remaitably fortunate to the
Public-in the sate of 'Capital 'Prizes in the late Letterie ,

To GENTLEMEN GOING TO THE
MR. DIXON, AOthecary, particularly re.
sommends his ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which
will prove a valuable addition to a Medicine Chest
in long, Voyages, us by their frequent use they will pre-
vent that change of habit which generally occurs in Hot
Climates. Their operation "do not require: any confine-
merit, or particular, diet. The following Gentlemen,
with many others,, have experienced their happy efleas:
. Ridginount, near Woburn, l, iSoc.
I have long experienced tile efficacy of your Antibilious
Pills, in my family and 'among my friends, as a family,
medieine; where Bilious -Complaints pte'vail, they are
superiorto any medicine I ever tried.
FRANCIS AVELING.
Captain CAMPBELL was cured of a Liver Complaint,
by taking. a few boxes. He is now in the %Vest Indies,
and haS given them to a number of his Brother Officers,
who have kept free front the Yellow Fever, which he has
solely attributed to their keeping their bowels cleansed of
bilious matter, by frequently taking the Pills.
Colonel JONES, of Harpur-street, Red Lion-square,
has been peace!), cured' or a Bilious Complaint of long
standing, which was contraded in the warmer climates,
and-totally given up by the Physicians.
Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Butler's Medi-
cine Warehouse,'No. Cheapside, near St. Paul's, in
boxes at ss. SCIA half-boxes as. gd. and in large boxes,
containing five boxes, at one guinea each, with Diretfion:,
signed by G.• Dixon, and sealed with his arms. Sold 31$.
retail, by Payne, Plymouths; Belam, Portsmouth; Oep-
pard, Bristol ; and N6ales, Dover ; and by one or more
Venders of Medicines in every Sea-port.

This Day w.-4 published, in 4to. price One Guinea, in
boards, illustrated with Plates, •
ODES of ANACREON, translated into Eng.
1141 VefSC, . with Notes.
THOMAS MOORE, Esq. of the Middle Temple..
'Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond-street.