The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-23 00:00:00

10.14EASAS:iti! the:;UftE VITIA Ai • and Cartaili CONT.

PLAI N!F S
A S Sole Proprielpr ofPAßAN'Sicelebratcti
'MEDItATEI) BolidtES and OEMFMCS, Mr.
bUtteU tt: --informs . -that he ihii? as Usual,' be
consulted daily tom nine -to' three. at. No. 6,
Frith-street, Soho, on Cafes' of Strielines, QlFelll, Ohp,trLl ;
titnt, mac. as wel! , and ev:r}i Dignetter where se"- •
creel, is tm essential a requisite. that Mr. D. slias providertts`
sl acious Honse, that every Patient may t)e introduced in a,
separate Apartment. mi.. D. has for many yeztrs confined
h-nisel to that ilepartmerit-of Stirgety; hna
Practice, and the most flattering_ succes4.he.icenahlea!tot
offer a method of Cure, !Md, etlicocions,,renuiring gpn-
titement or restraint in diet., and: Which •pieviiits posailitY-
r 4 rel4Ps4, P..croams ip.theConntsy ssating their caseLtull I '-.
" tette!, enclosing a 11. or al. Note, 7.vi11.h4v,c
tfledies sent to the amount. • •
1, or the various spit ptonit,- &c. see Mri Dufour's ThatiSe
C).14 1115 *Yr: ClisuglApts, Ike 254 64. 541

H&NDEL's ORATORIOS IN SINGLE PARTS.
EVER since the Commemoration in Westminster.
Abbey, Seleelions from the Works of Handel have
been the prevailing taste of all' the public Musical Perfor-
niances in most parts of the United Kingdom ; but the dill'•
culty of procuring copies (especially for a large Band) pro-
perly arranged, has been universally felt and lamented ;
sotnetimes the Performers, upon these occasions, are obliged
to change Copies at almost every Song and' Chorus: To ob-
viate these and other inconveniencies, it is proposed to print
by Subscription, in single parts, a very large assortment of
the best SONGS, DU ETTS, CHORUSS ES, dec. from
the Oratorios and other Compositions Of Handel ; which be-
ing in.a detached foiiii, upon separate sheets of paper, may
be arranged and put together at pleasure, which will furnish
ample resources for a number of most excellent Selections.
With each of the Recitatives, Songs, Duetts, lee. will be
printed the Bass and Symphonies, which will render them
peculiarly useful, not only to the public Singer, but to the
Harpsichord, Players, Singers, Sec. in private (amities.
With the Vocal penis of the Chorusses, the Bass will lite-
ise be joined; and with regard to the Instrumental sinTtle
Parts, a plan will be adopted to render them equally useful
and intelligible ; so that by these Copies a correit Perfor-
mance may.. generally be depended. upon, even without a
rehearsal.
Each Nuinber of the Vocal Parts shall contain sixteen
Pages of Music, in large Quarto, printed on a tine cream co-
loured wove Paper, price One Shilling; and that cacti-Num-
ber of the Instrumental Parts, shall contain twelve pages of
Juste, in large Folio, price One Shilling and Sixpence.
The First Number is now ready for delivery, and may be
had of Messrs.. Crosby and Letterman, Stationers'-court,
Paternoster-row, London; t Vague, Music-seller, Cambridge;
G ye, . P rimer, Bath Oxford.Brown, bookseller, Bristol ; Daven
-
port, Music-seller,
Halifax, Printed at lacub's Office, where Subscriptions
are taken in.

-This. Day was pnblished,. -
A New Edition, Price IL tis. 6cl. in boards, of
AN HISTORY. 9f the BRITISH EXPEDI.
TION to EC VPT ; To 'which is .subfoii4d 4. Sketch
of the present State of that Country, and its Means of De-
fence; illustrated by Maps,, and a Portrait of Sir Ralph
Abcrerumby.
By Lieut. Col. Sir ROBERT WILSO4,
Knight of the Imperial Militavy Order of Maria Theresa.
.PrintetkforT. Egerton, at the Military Library,Whitehall.
N . B. A few Copies may be had on large Paper, price 21.25.
its boards.