The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

NEW-INVENTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
WBAINBRIDGE, Professor and. Teacher of.
. the Flagelet, Oboe, and German Flute, begs leave
to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, _admirers-of those
Instruments, that he has invented a new Flagelet, now much
the fashion, that can be played upon without -pinching or
in -the upper notes, the fingering and blowing
of which is so easy, that the Learner May acquire more in,
one week on this Instrument, than in three moßths in- the
usual way, making at the same time the tone more iull and
•sweet, • corresponding chastely. with the upper notes of a
well-played German Flute, being. larger than,usual, -and un
(Mart to that Instrument. . , -
This Flagelet is a beautiful accompaniment to the Piano"
Forte, Harp, German Flute, .lee. or as'a Sdlo %Instrument
for Songs, as it may be played in any key: This InStrument -
he begs leave to recommend both to .Ladilts and Gentlemen,
being -on. such a construction, that
.all diliiculty Of blowing
and fingering is removed (the latter cif which is nearly the
same as the German Flute) they may learn themselves the
Air of a Song in a few days. s.
Made and sold, with printed- Instruaions containing zo
favourite Airs, at his Music Shop,. No. a, Little Queen-
street (the secondAlor from Holborn).
As the excellence of this Flagelet depends upon a peculiar
mode
.in finishing, which no Person can execute not in the
profession of playing it, he therefore finishes .all_himself,
and will warrant those that are bought at his Shop, which
will have his name and address marked on them.
. N.B. Oboe,-Bassoon, and Clarinet Reeds of the beit
French Cane, made by himself, to theAreatest nicety.

BUILDING GR.OUND.
TO BE LETT, Several LOTS of LAND in the
CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for Foreign
Trade, and the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Libelal
encouragement will be given to such as settle With Capitals.
Application from Principals only, to the. Proprietor, Lieut.
Colonel Hardy, Westmead, Carmarthenshire,, or his Agent,
Mr. Samuel Roberts, near Waterford (post-paid), will rueet
due attention.

TO BE L,ETT; and eruered upon at Lady.day,
THE Capital MANS IO N 110 US E called
GRE ENCROFT, with a Brewhouse, Coach-houses,
and Stabling for twenty-four Horses, and an excellent Garden
and. Grape--house,- most pleasantly situate, surrounded by
beautiful Woods- and 'Pleasure Grounds, behind which is • a
Park. • The above is FURNISHED, and situate in the
County of Durham, and within a few miles of the City _of
Durhairt.
For Particulars apply to Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lin-
coln's Inn ; or to Mr. Lockey, Axwell Park, near New-
castle, , • ,

CITY OF BATH.
A large Double House, in a pleasant Situation, commanding
fine Prospeds,
TO BE SOLD, or LETT on LEASE, a House,
No. 7, Walcot-Parade, Bath.. The .Premises were.
originally Two Houses, and are now convertible into the
same.
• I t. consists of an excellent Kitchen, • and complete Servants'
Office; . has, on . the Ground Floor three Rooms, one- of
which is 32. feet by Ig feet ; on the First. Floor, .two Drawing
Rooms, and two Bed-chambers-; on the Second Floor, four
Bed-chambers, with convenient Closets; above that, seven
Garrets. There is a Garden, with wHot-house ; and behind
it, a Coach-house and two Stables for four horses. Freehold,
subjed to a Ground Rent of 12.1. 35. Per annum.
For further particulars inquire of Mr. Pluta, No. 9, john.
street, Bath. Letters must be post-paid:. The present
'tenant will quit at Lady-clay next, when possession maybe
had..