The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-06 00:00:00

T.H URSDAY, SEP'tEMBER 6. 1804.

NEW MUSIC,

•
I•I4AYDN's last GRAND SONATA, Op. 79,
45. composed expressly for Mrs. Bartolozzi, and the
Grand. Melo Drains, as performed at the Theatre-Royal,
• Covent-Garden, and now performing in several Cities in. this
Kingdom, called Valentine' and Orson; set for the Piano
Porte, Bs.
,also for the German Flute, 35. The Overture
and Saracen's March to ditto thay.be had single, 25. A.nevi
Song called. Anna, by Robert Burns, Musie. by I. W'atlen, is,
Also the new Vauxhall Songs, lately sung with unbounded
applause by Mrs. Bland,' Mrs. Nunn; Miss Bronigran, arc.
are Just published- . Book I. price 7s. may be had separate
of -Cobb and Watlen; at their- new Musical. Repository, and
new Subscription Music. Library, Tavistock-street; Covent. .
Garden, *London: They -beg leave to recommend tlthir. tine-
toned, upright, grand horizontal,' and square Piano Fortes,
being of a superior quality in' touch and tone. As they me-
in the habit of sending their Instruments into the Country,
Ladies and Gentlemen may have a trial of every description
of Instruments before they purchaie, on, paying the hire, -
packing, carriage, &c. an object worthy of no}ice. They
have also every new Musical Wink as soon as published.—
Subscribers to the Library in the Country are allowed
twelve Books-at'a time, and Music iegeneral sent to the •
moat distant parts. A very liberal Allowance to Organists
and Professional Gentle Men. Authors' Works engraved and
printed in an elegant style. Tertris of the Library, 21. 2S.
yearly; rl, i is. 6.1. 11. is. quarterly.—Library
Catalogues gratis. •

ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER.
In the Course of the present Month will be published,
• The Fifth Volume of
THE ASIA FIC ANNUAL REGISTER ;
or it View of the History of Hindustan, and of .the
Politics,- Commerce, and Literature of Asia, for the Year
180..
Printed for Cadcll and Davies, Strand; and Blacks and
Parry, Leadenhill-street.
Of whom may be had the four preceding:Volumes, for
the Years 1799. ISao, tzlof, and
• *,,;* Th., Publication of the Fifth Volume has been un..
avoidably delayed many Months beyond the time fixed for
its appearance, by a tedious ltidiSposition, and some conco.
mitant circumstances, under which the. Editor has laboured.
The Asiatic Register, has hitherto been entirely written and
compiled by the Editor, without any Assistance whatever,.
but in order-to provide against the possible Occurrence of any
Circumstance in future which can interfere with the regular
Progrescof the Work, he has now made such Arrangements
as wilt elfettuallyinsure Punctuality in the Publication of
the future Volumes, and enable him to say with certainty
that the Sixth VOlume, for the present Year, will be pub
-
fished in !actuary next.

NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS,
Printed for T. Cad,:li and %V. Davies, Strand.
On the 31st of Aug. was published, price 3s.
'The Eighth Nuinner (tor Aug. 1304), of
THE NI?ERI A L REVIEW; of Loncion
Dublin Literary Journal, published regularly on the
fast day of every Month; each Nitmber consisting of Ten
Sheets, or 163 1-apes.
• Amongst the Works reviewed in this T ighth. Number,' are
Barrow's .Travels in China ; Tytler's firm nti of General
History ; -Soulavie's Memoirs of Louis XVI. ; Lathain's
General Synopsis of Birds, Second 'Supplement; Leyden's
&hies of Infancy ; Percival's Account of the Cape of Good
Hope ; Pinketton's Geography, abridged ; Frend's
Heyne's domer, concluded; RAnkert's History of
Francel Witately,on the. Stridures Irvine Urethra; Klap-
roth'a Mineralogical Essays ; Bishop. Horsley's Hosea;
Magnet Inquiry into the Dillerence between Gold and Sit.
vet Money and Paper Money, &c. &c.
This Number atso contains an interesting Letter, hitherto
unpublished, of Mr. Samuel Richardson to his Nephew,
Thomas Richardson.'
Llrineed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand, London;
sold also by J. Archer, Commercial Buildings ; J. Cooke,
Ormond- Qutiy ; and .M N. Mahon, Grafton-street, Dub=
lit ; by A. Edwards, Cork; J. Barry, Limerick; and 'W.
Migee,. Belfast. ' • . ,

One. of the professed objefts of this new Review is, to
steer a middle course,' between, on the one hand, That sevec-
rity Which,'delighting to discover and dwell on impertMion,
has its cited in blightingEr discouraging the efforts of Ge-
niui ; and on the other hand, . that partial report or indiscri-
miante praisev which in an equal degree defeats. the first pur.
pose of a Literary Review: In consequence of its detail of
Criricism being whol ty confined to the more important Works
in each•clepartment of Writing (inferior Publications being
meetly registered in the Monthly 'List, with brief notices
proportionate to their claims), • and of each.NUmber'contaiw.
mg ten sheets, or idri pages, aluantity far exceeding that of
Any similar Publication, the Editors are enabled to bring for-
ward in account °revery iiiteresting Work very soon after its
appearance—an advantage exclusively their Own. And they
purpose availing, themselves of every opportunity to intro.
duce notices of other Works of the same description, which
have been published during the last three years, so that their
Journal may be considered as virtually commencing with. the
Nineteenth Century.
The First. Volume (for the Months of January, February,
March and April, 184), with Title, Introduction, Table of
.Contents,. Index, dec. may be had complete, in boards.
This-Day was published,
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Strand, London,. and sold by all Booksellers in Town and
Country,• an entire Ncw and I mproved Edition-, consisting
of nearly three hundred pages (in (inc Pocket Volume),
with an elegant Portrait of the Author, price 35. only,. of
SOLONION's , GUIDE TO 1,-lEALTH ; or,
ADVICE To BOTH SEXES,' in a Variety of Com-
plaints.. To whienis added, a Dissertation on the Use atid
buse of Cold and Sea.ll,,thinr