The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-13 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC,

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Published by GOULDING and D'ALMAINE, 20, SOHO-.
SQUA R E.
VOCAL.--" Good By.-," sung by Madame
Vestris, composed by J. Blewett ; " It is the Lady of
Kiertash Tower," sung by Miss I.ove; " The Day in the East
appearing," and " Farewell the last fond hope." sung by Miss
Paton in Lilla, arranged and adapted by Barham Livius, price
Is. 6d. The third vol. of Melodies of Various Nations, the
Poetry by T. 11. Bayly, Esq., the Symphonies and Accom-
paniments by H. It. Bishop, • price 15,;.- `• When the sails were:
furl'd," Ballad in The Pilot, composed by G. B. Herbert,
Price ls. 6d.
PIANO-FORTE—Three Brilliant Rondos on German Airs,
by J. Moschelea, price Gs., or single each 2s. 6d. ; Two Divertise-
ments, Beau Tems and L'Ete, and La Mischia, No. I ; itt .Me-
lan2,, with Airs from Il Crociato in Egitto, price 3s. tid. each,
by T: Rawlings ; Variations on Giovinetto Cavalier, price 3s. ;
and Flowers of Harmony, Nos. 1 to 3, price 2s. 6d. each, se-
leCted and arranged by 'l'. Valentine. Rondo No. 5, dedicated
to Miss Norton, by F. Kalkbrenuer, price 3s. ; thirteenth Fan-
tasia, with." he Wreath of the Cottage," by F. Ries, price •
ss. ; " 0 twine a wreath," varied by G. Kiallmark, price 3s. ;
and favourite Irish Melody, varied by the same as a Duet,
price 4a.
HARP and PIANO-FORTE—Duets, No. I. the Piano-

forte part by Pleyel, the Harp part by N. C. Bochsa, price 4s. ;
Chcrabini's admired Overture to Les Deux Journees, price 4s. ;
and the favourite Air, ‘! Non je ne veux pas chanter, price.ss•
by N. C. Bochsa. Airs in " Der Freischutz," by W. H. Steil,
price 7s. 6d.

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K. 7 CLOGS (warranted), for the use of LA DI es and GEN-
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form the Nobility and Gentry they have just opened a Ware-
house, as above, for the sale of their highly useful articles, so
universally worn in France. They are equally indispensable
for their use in gardens as in towns, and will be found superior
to any thing of the kind ever offered to public notice.
Without obstructing either SAFETY or quickness in
WALKING, they combine, with elegance, economy, and
convenience, the invaluable advantage, in these darnr cli-
mates of keeping the feet at all times comfortal.:y DR's and
WA AM.
Instead of attending personally at the Warehouse, any Lady
or Gentleman, by sending a shoe or boot to the above address,
may rest assured of being satisfactorily fitted.

A'FATE, of 4. RYDER'S-COURT, LEI-
• CESTER-SQUAHE, begs leave to inform his Friends
and the Public, that in consequence of his Lease being expired,
and going to remove at Christmas, he is St.:LUNG HIS
STOCK AT COST PRICE, consisting of Silver Teapots,
Cruets,Cups, Spoons, Forks, &c., a silver-gilt Dessert Service ;
plated goods, in Dishes, Waiters Covers, Soup and Sauce Tu-
reens, Tea-pots; Coffee-pots, Candlesticks, &c. ; variety ofjewci-
lery,in Necklaces,Brooches, Ear-rings, Rings, Pins, Seals. Keys,
&c. Gold Chronometer byViner,Snuff Boxes,&c. including a hte
gold Musical Bird Box, Ormolu Clocks, Chandeliers, Candela-
bras, Candlesticks, Vases, &c. ; Bronzes. A fine equestrian
Figure of Gen. Sir John Moorc, Bust of Louis XVIII., Lord
Byron, &c. Musical Table, inlaid with various woods ; India
Plateua, six parts, mounted in ormula ; 31arble Plateau, fiveparts, inlaid with various stones ; a matchless and most sin-
gular piece of work, composed of satin, velvet, silk. &c.
representing some grand procession, supposed to have been
worked in a monastery, five yards long ; CARVED and GILT
CHAIRS, covered with crimson satin ; pair of pier and other
tables, large India jars, garden seats, &c., CHINESE GONG,
fine DRESDEN, INDIA, FRENCH, and ENGLISH
CHINA, in dinner, dessert, and tea services, groups, figures,
vases, and other ornaments. India fans, 12. CIESARS in
ALABASTER, 26 Silver Medallions relating to the Duke
of Wellington's Victories, framed; PIANOFORTE by
ROLFE, two original VIOLINS by AMA RTI and GRAN-
CHINO, Violincello, several fine Mutes, and fine collection
of PICTURES by ancient and modern MASTERS, includ-
ing some very fine and rare productions.