The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

PUBLICA.NONS.

In the l'res, and in the Montt) of next May will be published,
by .1. Mawinan, I.kio;ate-strict, London,

IRAVELS i SICtLY, (441F,EGE, anti AL-
BANIA ; very handsomely printed in Two Volumes
•
Quarto, illustrated with numerous tine Engravings, price
bf. ss. in !winds. - .
Er the Rev. T. S. HIIGHES,
Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambric)4-e. -
The First of these Volumes wi l contain a Classical Tour
in some of the most interesting parts of Greece, with a more
particular and detailed Account :.h .0 has yet appeared of the
great Cities of Agrigcntuar. Syracuse, Delphi, and Nicopolis;
the Isle of Zante,-and the Plain of Argos.
The Second wilt he confined chiefly to Albania, a country
which the Auiti,r•visited uniler circumstances pceo7iarly fa-
vourahle to investigation; this part of the Wur': con-.
taro a very detailed History of the private and im 'die Life of
the great Albanian Chieftain, Ali Pasha, with his Wars,
Character, and Policy, interspersed with a vane; of charac-
teristic Anecdotes; the whole drawn from the most authen-
tic doctunents that can be procured upon these subi-,cts.
Each Volume will be adorned with Engrarings of
Scenery, Plans, &c. for the most beautiful of which tie
thor is indebted to his friend and fellow-traveller, Mr.
Cocherell. To interrupt ter ;Narrative-as little as p”,sitile,
the Classical. Topographical, and Critical Ilentarks, will be•
subjoined in Notes to the pages of each Volume.
An Appendix will he given, containing two Dicsertations
upon -the sites of Dodona and Delphi, from the pen of that
eminent Scholar, D. Butler, [lead Master of the Shrewsbury
School.

No. 89, PALL MALL,
LATE DYDE AND SCRIBE.

AT having been i4tnstrinnsly circulated that
AL the Business of the abuse Establishment Was removed,
Messrs. HARD NG and Co. fiild it necessary to inform their
numerous Friends, that notwithstanding the expiration of the
late Partnership, the Business is continue] in all its Varieties
as usual, with the addition of every Article of Fashion and
Novelty that may. be thought useful or elegant.
In the \Millinery Room will be found a constant Supply of
Millinery and Dresses, made from French Models, of ithoish
Materials, Messrs. Harding and Co. being determined, in
these times of general Depression of Trade, to encourage, as
much as possible, the consumption of all Articles the pro-
duce of the United Kingdoms.
To the Admirers of French China, Messrs. Harding. and
Co. have to offer an elegant variety, which being consignef
to:.rhem for absolute Sale, will be ()tiered on Terms unu-
sually low.
b 9, Pall-Mall. •A,•

PUBLIC INSTTUT!ONS, &c.

NEW MUSICAL FUND.

The Anniversary Dinner of this most excellent
Society was held yesterday evening in Freemaion's
Hall, his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussax,
President, in the Chair, supported by several dis-
tinguished riersomOOn es. the cloth being re-
moved, Non Nubisr'Donzine w.s sung in the first
style by the professional gentlemen present. The
usual tolsts of " the King," " the Royal Fa-
mily," &c. were then given from the chair.
Major-General HuTci-ttNsoN, in a few words,
in which he eulogized the Chairman, gave, as a
toast, " His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
the supporter of the New Nlusical Fund, and.every
other .Charitable Institution:"—This toast was
drunk with loud and reiterated acclamations.

-The Duke of Sussex expressed his gratification
for the warm manner. in which the company bad
been pleased to drink his heal:h. He eloquently
expatiated Ott the-benesnleuce of supporting those
persons who had so often corrributedtb the amtise•
ment of the public, and concltided by proposing,
as a toast, " Prnsperity to the Musical Fund, and
to the Conceit on Thursday next."
The healths of the Vice Presidents, Stewards,
Treasurer, and the worthy Secretary, were then
given from the chair amid warm applause.
In the course-of the evening the Secretary's
Report WRS read, .and presented a gratilyinglist
of subscriptions.
The company enjoyed the conviviality of the
uvening,.which was considerably heightened by
several songs, duets, &c. to ablate hour.