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7Ae Facal'ies Qf he Ear.-The com

 mon affairs of life are so constantly call.

 ing into action the faculties of the eye, that ifs quickness is scarcely conhaea to any class; but the faculties oi the ear arc eom7arably unemployed ana left in state of idleness. The lnlor' nation of the musical ear depends uP- on carly impressions Infants who are placed within the constant hearing ol musical sounds soon learn from the lRes of eminent composers, that their cary fondness for tile art may be traced to s,e ditties of thesnurscry. Children broueN up in musical families, often enteftala'' ed by the sounds ofmusical instfumeAe,'. so soon acquire a musical taste a''0 skill as to be regarded as pfoalgies.-s Mozart began 10 compose at the ageos' four; and. in q paper read before ''P Royal Society by Doctor Barney'R lS affirmed, that Crotch played the ar 0l 'sLet Ambition fire thy'mind,2 ~aeh0p y two years old.