The Sun.
London, England, 1849-02-01 00:00:00

SUCCESS of the PHONETIC NEWS, new
Weekly Newspaper, spelled as spoke• ice 4%d. _ _

saper, spelled as spoken, price
The object of this publication is to prove the possibility and de-
sirability of a reformed orthography, as a means of educating the
whole body of the English people, one-third of whom are now unable
to read. Its contents are those of a strictly family newspaper, with
much original matter and copious foreign intelligence and corre-
spondence: Its political principles are those of enlightened progress.
No. V., publiihed next SATURDAY, will contain—A complete Key
—Free-trade ; has it been a success or a failure?—Tuesday, 30th
Jan., 1649 —The Ministerial Programme—The Real Question—Educa-
tion—Reviews of New Books—The Roman and Romanic Alphabets
—The Progress of the Spelling Reform —and all the News of the
Week, Foreign and Domestic, &c.
Published every Saturday morning, at the Office, 344, Strand.

JENNY LIND'S GOOD NIGHT. Price 2s.
" A lovely melody, rich and flowing. We never remember,
in our long experience, to have heard a composition se truly de-
lightful, and at the same time partaking the elements of popularity.
There is no doubt but that its merits will render it the greatest favou-
rite of the day."—Review.
The Third Edition of this charming ballad may sow be had also
for two voices.
11. Tolkien, 28, King William street, London-bridge.

MY
"INISS POOLE'S NEW BALLAD, ,g
_IL DREAM of BLISS is FADED," Mr. Allen's serenade
" Oh come, ray love, my dearest," and his song " I must depart,"
are nightly encored at the Princess's Theatre, in Herold's highly
successful opera, " Marie, or the Foundling of the Lake."
Charles Jefferys, 21, Soho-square.

pith GOOD TIME'S COME AT LAST.
The RACE to CALIFORNIA. ; a Comic Song, written to a
Golden Measure, and dedicated to the Master of the Mint by one of
the Golden Fleece, with a Descriptive Title of the journey to and
from tke Golden Regions. Prise is. 6d.—Published by Leo and Cox..
head, 48, Albermarle-street. Where may be had, "The Musical
Mermaid," comic song, with a portrait of Jenny Lind; price Is.6d.
" Jenny Lind's Singing Lesson ; with a Comic Scene with Sig. La-
blacke and Mdlic. Jenny Lind, in the • Figlia del R eggimento ;' " by
Brandard, price Is. 6d., and nay be obtained of all book :and music-
sellers.

MUSIC.
OZERNY'S NEW SCHOOL of E'RACTICAL
NJ COMPOSITION; or, a Complete Treatise ott the Composition
of all kinds of Music, both Instrumental and Vocal, from the most
simple Theme to the Grand Sonata and Symphony, and from the
shortest Song to the Opera, thb Mass, and the Oratorio ; together
with a Treatise on Instrumentation. The whole enriched with nu-
merous practical examples; selected from the works of the most
classical Composers of every age.
Published under the patronage of her Majesty and Ids Royal High-
ness Prince Albert, and dedicated to the Royal Acmilemy of Music.
Translated from the German by John Bishop. Op. 600; in three
large folio volumes, 31s. 6d. each.
London: published only by Messrs. R. Cocks and Cs,., 6, New Bur-
lington-street, publishers to her Most Gracious Majestr.

THE LATE LORD GEORGE BENIINCI6.
M.P., the only picture for which his Lordship sat.—Paul and
Dominic Colnagbi and Co., Ancient and Modern Fri; it Warehouse, 13
and 14, Pall-mall, East, publishers to her Maje sty, beg to an-
nounce that the Engraving by Mr. Reynolds, from the above Por-
trait of Lord George Bentinck, by Mr. Samuel Lana, in the Town-
hall at Lynn, is now ready.
Prints, U. is.; Proofs, 21. 21. ; Proofs before latex's, 31. 35.; Ar-
tists' Proofs, 41.45,

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SPLENDID CHAMPAGNE, 435., duty paid,
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