The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-17 00:00:00

MUSIC, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Tatl4ht in a specified Time, and on stipulated Terms.
n CORM having jast completed his Work,Li' • THE. SINGER'S PRECEPTOR, submits to the
Public in general, his Observations on the result of Fifty
Years Praccice. in the study of Music.
To require a sound and general knowledge of this Art, is
the qualification of a Professor; a slight and superficial skill
in Song Singing, or Instrument Performance, constitutes the
Amateur, and here lies the grand error. The views of the
Scholar are rarely explained or understood, consequently the.
mode of Tuition, Whether for business or pleasure, is,. in
both cases, the same; it; however, the Pupil's intentions
were explicitly communicated to the Master, the plan then
pursued would be better calculated to insure their mutual
' satisfaCtion and advantage.
D. Corti, therefore, offers to teach the Art of Music
in
all its gradations and degrees, viz. Vocal, Piano Forte,. tielip,
Thorough-bass, and Composition, as above stated, in a spe-
cified time. and on stipulated terms.
Any' ady orGentlenian desirous .of attaining the Art of
Music protessiOnally, may be treated with on terms of Ap-
prenticeship. -
D. Corn attends private Pupils 'abroad or at home.
Attendance and particulars from One to Three o'clock, on
Tut-srlay and-Friday, at No. 40, Gerard street, Soho, where
rvlOntll4- Musit4l Academies are held, and Vocal Concerts
provided, in Town and Country.

MACKINLAY'S CATALOGUE.
This Day was published, price 2s. 6.1. sewed,
ACATALOGUE of a very valuable COLLEC-
TION" of BOOKS, in •Various Languages, a great
portion of which have been recently. imported from the Con-
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KIN LAY, Bookseller, lately t:eceased: the whole of which
a►e to be sold at the prices affixed to each article, for ready
money only, at his late. residence, No. 57, in the Strand.
London : published as above ; sold also by 1. Cooke, Ox-
ford ; and J Deighton, Canibridge.
The LEASE -of the above Premises, together with the.
GOOD_IVILL of the BUSINESS, which-has been esta-i
bli,hed upwards of a Century, and eminently, distinguished,
to be disposed of.

A ppliation to be made to Mr. C. U. Robins, Coven
Garden ; or to Mr J. Payne, Pall Mall.
N. 11... Early Possession will be given.

WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE, IMPROVED BY,TOM-
LINS.
This Day was published,
A new Edition, in Four large Volumes, Bvo, price 31. izs.
in boards,
THE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY
and OFFICE'of a Iti-ric4 of the PEAUE : com-
prising also the Authority of Parish Officers.
Originally Compiled by T. W, WILLI ANIS, Esq. of the
Inner Temple, Barrister at Law.

Third Edition,
Re-arranged, and considerably enlarged and otherwise im-
proved ; inciuding the Statutes to tne end of the Session
51 Geo. ill and the adjudged Cases to the end of Easter
Term, st Geo. I 11. •

By H. N. TOMLINS, Esq.
Printed for John Stockdale, Clarke and sons,lolan Walker,
Wilkie and Robinson, folin Cuthell,' Longman and Co.
Laekington and Co. M. Richardson, lolm Richardwa,
13. Crosby and Co. J. fvfawman, and J. Stcckdale.

TO PARENTS AND TUTORS,
•
Intended for Youth.
A . DEFENCE of the ANCI ENT FAITH; or,
Five SERMONS in Proof of the CHRISTIAN RE-
LIGION.
Ry the Rev. PETER GAND'OLPHY,

First Sermon, on the Necessity of Revelation.
2. On the Evidence of a new Dispensation.
3. On the Evidence of the Prophets.
4. On the Evidence which Events offer for Christianity.
S. On the Divinity of fesus Christ.
To which are added,
Many useful and instructive Notes.
Printed and published by Keating and Co. 38, Duke.
stree, Grosvenor.sluare, London ; and sold by Faultier and
Rodwell, and by Booker, Bond-street ; Hato/lard,
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donald, Edinburgh. _ _ -