The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-19 00:00:00

LETTER-PRESS PRINTING.
TO-MORROW, the 20th of February, 1627,
A CONCERT AND BALL
11 take place at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN,
''TRAND, in Aid of the FUND, for the RELIEF of UNEM-
11LOYED COMPOSITORS.
he Concert will commence, at Eight o'ClOck precisely, and
Will, a conducted b'• Mr. MATHER, who has kindly offered to
preside at the Grand Piano-forte.
Mr. ROBINSON, Miss PURTON, Master and Miss TAY-
-4',C)11, and several other Professional Ladies and Gentlemen, have
440 tendered their services on this occasion.
The Ball will be under the management of Mr. WILSON
(froul the King's Theatre), and will be opened by him and Miss
C.
I)URTON (one of his Pupils) with his Waltz Minuet.
Single Tickets 45., Double Tickets (for a Lady and Gentle-
"l4n, or Two Ladies), 69. to be had of Messrs. Clernenti and Co.
Dale,
; Messrs. Longman and Bates, 6, Ludgate-hill ; Mr.
Music-seller, Poultry ; also, of Mr. Ottey, Crown and An-
:ttar Tavern; Mr. Wilson, 18, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden ;
Nicholls, Savoy Palace, Strand ; Mr. Randall, 310, Strand ;
M. Thomas, Address Office, York-street, Covent-garden; Messrs.
AM and Robinson, Hair-dressers, Leadenhall-street ; Mr. Webb,
Closwell-street ; Mr. Green, Baker, Jewin-street ; Mr.
Straker, Circulating ibrary, Carthusian-street, Charterhouse-
'"are ; Mr. Lambert, George, East Harding-street ; Mr.
Chester, 10, Little Queen-street, Westminster ; Mr. Dean, Mu-
-seller, Waterloo-road ; Mr. Samuels, 13, St. John-street,
Clerkenwell ; Messrs. Smith, Angel Tavern, Islington ; Mr.
l''ePPard, Crown Tavern, Clerkenwell Green ; and of the Com-
mittee, at the Three Herrings, Bell-yard, Temple Bar.
Since the first invention of this great and invaluable Art, its
professors have never been known to struggle against the loss of
trade to such an awful extent as at present, and during the last
twelve months. With the general calamity of the times, this
(Zee Prosperous profession is now reduced to a state of misery,
'which it is feared it will be long ere it emerge, so as to give
tt. °m
''which
of support to its distressed followers. This particular
''lettn. of the year has always been considered as the most favour-
;obit to. the Printing Trade, and as a period to which all looked
rtvard with the most anxious expectation. as the time which
Zauld remove their privations. It is with feelings -endered acute
the scenes of distress which it is the painful duty of the
Ciinntittee to witness, that they are compelled to state, that the
Zra of the year, instead of diminishing the number of applicants,
, rftly tended to increase them ;—the cheering hope which they
formed has vanished, and nothing remains in its stead but
',and cheerless penury.
ha la' the affluent,—to the, literary world,—and to those who
atir been taught what glorious works the Prua has performed,
mit,_the liberty it has spread over the civilized world, the Com-
-1,;(17 appeal with a confidence which they are certain will not
laaPPoin ted.
elaimantaare flaw, at this inclement season of he..r,y
large f til'on the funds—many of this number married, with
by theanuties, who have for some time past been solely relieved
hl' the ion e' but those efforts being in a great degree relaxed
again
__ring continued subscriptions (thirty-five weeks) they are
compelled to throw themselves upon the never-failing bounty
wee British Pu.'-';c.
341, eriptiona ;dl
be thankfully received by Messrs. Hunt and
7 York-street, Covent-garden; Mr. Wm. Phillips, George-
02' Lotribard-street; Messrs. Bagster and Thorns, Bartholomew-
; Messrs. Shaw and Sons, Fetter-lane ; Messrs. Cowie and
te., ditto ; Mt. Hickson, Welbeck-stroa ; Mr. Pass, Hal-
oPposite Chancery-lane; Mr. Ottcy, Crown and Anchor
a,.1.411r 0. Strand; and at the Committee Room, Three Herrings,
Temple Bar. (One Concern.)

SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. TAYLOR,
A )4
1 -.°. 160, Fleet-stre:t, THIS DAY, Feb. 19, and Five fol-
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,S in every class of SCIENCE.
euding 'Newton's Vitruyius
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4r"lt,s 3 , Smith ' Italy, 2
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'-ee ;
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Austria,
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the Works of Robert-
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