The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-21 00:00:00

DR. GARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN.

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This Day was .published, price as..
A HOUSE TO .BE SOLD. A Musical Piece,
in Two Ads, as now performing at the Theatre-
Royal, Drury-lane.
liy JAMES COBB. Esq.
The Music composed and seleded by M►chael Kelly.
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INVI.NCIBLE STANDARD.
On Saturday Next will be published,
(In Coo aET T'S Weekly Political Register),
N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the
taking of the •INVINCIBLE STANDARD, " by
ANTOINE LUTZ, a rench Royalist, and a Private So!-
dier in the Queen's Getman Regiment ;" together with all the
Documents relative to that Memorable and glorious- A tchieve-
meat which Narrative an&Documems, will form a com-
plete refutation of certain Statements which have appeared
in the Publie'Papers, under the title of " Proceedings of the
Highland Society," as well as of the Statements and Repre-
sentation in the Pamphlet and Panorama of Mr. Robert Ker
Porter, lately exhibited in London, and now, according to' re-
port, exhibiting in Dublin.
The same Number of the Register (which, on this account,
consists of two sheets), will contain a Comparative View of
Mr.' Sheridan's. ". Masterly Sftecl-1."
Price of the two Shiiets, Each sheet has a stamp,
and may be sent,•postao free, to aoy part of the United King-
d;,m.

uslc.
The New-invented Harp, Lute,Sinall Double Harp,. Piano
Forte, .and 1 ruproved Lyre.
M. LIGHT informs .the Nubility„ Gentry,
and the Public gericrally,' he has now a variety of the
above much-admired elegatit little Instruments, which
sound like the real Harp, are very light and.portable, and ex-
tremely easy to learn to pla'y on, and accompany the voice;
also the Piano Forte, Harp, &c. delightfully--Are to be had
only at No. 34, Queen. Ann Street, Portland Chapel. -
Mr. L. teaches the Harp, Lute, the Lyre, and Piano Forte,
&c. attends Pupils in Town and Country, and gives Lessons
at Home.—N, B. A very neat and. sweet-toned Piano Forte
to dispose of cheap.