The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-30 00:00:00

VA UX 1-1A1.0:

Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE
of WALES.

-1-HE SUPERB GALA, given by Desire of a
1. NOBLEMAN of the highest Rank, on WLDN ES:
DAY, arid which WjS viewed by the' whole Goinparyy pre-
sent with such Univeiial approbation, will be repeoted

. . ,
TO-I,IO.ItROW EVENING, FRIDAV, July t,
NV hca the Gardens will I3ej_lltitili!tatcd and Ornainented itt

a superior stile of Eastprn Magnificence.

The Crand Transparency,' painted by Hamilton, repre-
senting Britannia seated on a Throne, surrounded by the At-
tributes of Plenty, embleniatkcal of the City of London,
displayed by t heilatik of England oil the liin.py 'Recovery of
thir-Gracious Sovereign, will on this occasion. be exhihited
in the Rotunda, together with various other Transparencie,i,
and Portraits of I llustrions Charaeters.
The Concert will consist of a Seledion of Vocal and In-
strumental Music, of which the following will form a-part
Full Piece, BAkrit ELEMA Si•ng, Mr. G Syin-
phony, HAynsr. Song, Mr. SMITH: Overture, Berenice,
HANnti.. Song, Mrs. BLAND. • Song, Mr. DENMAN.
Song, Mrs. FRANKLIN. Serious Glce--Cheer6tl Glee,
DE.otiASt. Sung, Mr. DIGNUM. Song, Miss QANI ELS,
Overture. Chiccom, jeistEL Lt. Song.' MrS }MANI),
Ad i it, Concerto on the Trornoct, Mr, SCI I NIT b`r,
Trtinvt,tyr to Hi:. Roy:0 fiOness, the:Prime of Wales,
and Grano S)mphonv, coMpoied by WI 24TEit 'Ad ad,
Concerto Oboe, Mr. W. PARKE . The Whole, mill eon-
elude with a new nude, composed by Mr, Root:. •
Between the Ads His Royal Highness the Duke of York's
Band will pertinnt Martial Music ; and the Band of Pandean
Minstrels a va'icty otSpattish. and Italian Airs.
End of the Concert, that distinguishetkArtist Monsieur
RO6SiI, will give a brilliant Exhibition of
FIR E. WOR KS.
Admission Three
Doors open at SCVIIi and tha Concerr begins at Eight o'C lock.

On the ist of July will be published, Price only is.
Number 111. 011
R EVIEV of ENGLISII arid FOREIGN LITE-
E, containing early Criticisms on new and
interesting English, French, German, Russian, and Italian
Publications.• Among . others the following : Black's Lee- ,
tures On. Chemistry ; a Non-Military journal ; Taplin's
Sporting Dictionary; Ilurney's History. of Discoveries ;
ha-
thonn's Castle or tho Tuileries ; Pinkerton's Geograptiy ;
Cjarke's View of Europz ; Breton's Travels in Pkdinont ;
Gilbert's Medical History of the Arnv of St. Domingo ;
Ismailow's Travels through the South of Russia, &c. &c. •
Gentlemen tkrsirous,of purchasing this Work may be regu.
lady supplied with :it by their Bookseller or Newiman, or.
by the Publisher', Repertory-Office, No. ilia, Fleet-street.
Of whom also may be had, Number XV. of the Monthly
Register and Encyclopedism Magazine, embellished with a
highly finished Engraving of Conway Castle, price 25. or to-
gether with the Review, 29.61.

BOOKS; No. a,
__ Finsbury!place, opposite the SriUare.-
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inform their Friends and the Public, that this. Day
vas published, a C ATA LOC U E of BOOKS, both Ancient
and Modern, on the must reasonable terms, in the various
branclies.of Literature I containing, amongothers Ftinally cu-
rious, Dugdale's Monasticon, Macklin's Bible, hne•impres-.
sions,, Museum Florentinurn, Bayle's • Didionary, 5 vols.
Nordin's Travels, Encyclopedia Britannica,. az vols. Bcc.
The utmost value given for Libraries or Parcels of Books.
Catalogues, price 6d. (allowed to Purchasers;, and may tr,:
had at place of Sale.

This D:iy Was published, in One Volume in Quarto.
• - Price ;I 'its. 6d.
EsSA Ynn the PRINCIPLE-of POPULA.
TION; or, a View of itkplist and present Ett4Cts on
Human Happiness: with an Empiry. into our Prospects
respecting the future removal or mitigationof the evils arising
from this cause.
By T. K. MALTHUS, A. M.
Fellow of I esus College, ambridge.
Printed for I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
-• The present Essay is rather a new Work than-a new tdition
of the Essay on the Principle of Populati n, published in
I.w, the on set of which WaS to apply the principle as a test
or ow s,.eculations- tin the perteetiodity ot Nlaii and of So.
ciay, in tile ',resent Work, this .forms a very. small and
subordinate part•l the main obi,a; being to examine, rather
in detail, the etteCts ot this principle on Society in past and
present times ; anieby tracing, the thiterent modes ot its ope-
ration, to determine how far it may be considered as an
obstacle to tnat moderate degree ot proventent, which has
at all times been the objee.t ot expectittion.

LEAD MINES in CARDIGANSHIRE.
To be Lctt for a Term of Years,
THAT most Capital LEAD MINE WORK
I called ESGAI RI •11 R, formerly worked by the late
Sir Hugh Micklicton. and well known by the name of the
WELSH POTOSI. Also the .Works of Alitycrib and
ryhen, and the Works on the Island of LlnigaCoun tyufelin ; all
within the Lordship of Generglyn, in the said .
Also Lead Mine. Works in the Parish of Llanbaderntawr,
in the skid County, called.Darrenfacli and Darrenlawr.
All which Mines are rich in Silver, and within a small
&stance of the Sea Port of Aberystwith, and the Naviga.7
blc River Dovey.
For particulars ppl to y Mr. William Poole, Gswierthan,
near Aberystwith, in the sald,County. Letters post-paid.

ST. LEONARD'S LULL, WINDSOR. •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
N EL EG ANT and SUBSTANTIALLY.
A HUI LT ''l/ I I. I. A, with suitable attached and. detached
a ilotitoleCoat.h.house, Stabling for Seven.
Domestic offices,
tee:l.l-1011M, capital Kitchen Gatlin, with Pinery and Sue.
cession Douse, an excellent Kirin-yard, surrounded with
Agricultural OirteeS, tin: Property anti Seat of the Lie George
Birch, Esq.
The !louse contains an elegant Drawing.room,iar wettpro.
portioned Dining and Breakfast Parlour:,
suitable Bed.citambers, Dressing.reoms, and Servants Apart-
ments, and is site ated on a delightful Eminence M a Paddock,
of nearly Sixty Acres Of Lich Laud, ornamented with a large
Sheet of Water, aixl a protus:on of Timber and Forest Trees,
judiciously disposed, and dorcrsifying a prospect of great
beauty'and extent. The Plantations are in a state of the
most luxuriant growth, and the whole is in excellent order.
For Tickets to view the Prentises,aint for further Potieu.
jars, apply to Mr. Benbow,'Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn.

ELEGANT VILLA and LAND, NORTHAW, HERTS.
TO BE +SOLD RIP—AUCTION, . •
v Mr. Pit ICK rT,
At GarraWay's Comhill, on
TuesdaY,• ittlY 12, 1303. at is u'Clocki unless previously
disposed 01,
AN Elegant Modern VILLA, with Coach.
house, three Stall Stable, . Dairy, and Brew-house,
Ea n. yard, G ranary, and 0 I fii;es rodudive Gardethen, Wa I 1 cd
all round; an Orchard, planted with a seleztion of choicest
Fruit Trees and three Closes of excellent Meadow
tourfree. delightfully situated in Cooper's Lane, Non haw.
Miles Barnet, and fifteen nom Loudon, in the most
salubrious and beautiful part of the County. of Hens.. 'llw •
,i,proaelt tit evcry direction is by the beat of Roads; the
Aides in the Vicinity are numerous and chariningly,diversi-
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containing in the whole near Eighteen Acres, %vitt% a valuable
extensive Right of Commonage on Northaw Common The
Premises arc most amply sopplied with excellent %%Pater,
there being, besides time Voids and a capital Sluing, three
convenient Punips judiciously placed,
May be vie • with Tickets only, which may be had of
Mr. Prieket t; I 1 i4ligate.--Particulars.may also be had at the
Green Mao, I lailicY ;* Salishuu l‘niis, Hatfield; Woolnaek,
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