The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-27 00:00:00

NEW BOOKS'TO APPEAR EARLY IN JUNE.

/ER. PHILLIPS has the Honour to inform the
Literary World and the Public at large, hat he has
in preparation and in few days shall publish, the follow-
ing elegant and interesting New Works :
t. Mr. Can's Stranger in I rciland ; or, Travels in that
Country during the last Autumn and Winter, with numer—
ous Engraving.;-.price zl.zs. in boards.,.
z. Memoirs of a Traveller now at Rest • consisting of ori-
ginal Anecdotes of the,Courts of Europe during the last fifty
years, 45 vols. price z's.s. in boards:
3. The Poetical WOrks of Mrs. Robinson, now first col-
lected by Miss Robinson, and including many Pieces
never before published, in 3 elegant Vols. price ii. tis. 6d..
in boards.

4. The Wild, Irish Girl, a Novel, by Misr; Qw.coson, Au.
thoresia the Novice of St. Doininic,,m 4 vels. price toss. in
bdards.

A s-ooh as each of these Works. is respeaively ready, it
may he had of every Bookseller in Great sritain arid Ire-
land.
Within the last three nonths Mr.'PhillipS has published
tholollowing esteemed Works
r. I.)t, Gregory's Cyclopedia, Parts I. 11. and 111. at.9s..
2. Alnion's Complete. Edition of Junius, z vols. 125.
3.4 'fife Spirit of the. French Anas,,:f vols. Iss.
4. Public .Cliaraaers'-for 1806, los. 6tl. '
5. Crocker's Eleinents of Land Surveyingos.
6. Saunders on the .Diseases of the ~F..ar;.2.,55.: in ',dards.
7. Winter in London, by Mr. Surr,*3 vols. -r 3s.
8. Maid, %Vac, and. Widoiv, by Mr. Sidtlon,,
13s. 6d. . - _ _ _

9. Biographical index to the House of Con-anons, 9s.
to. Pidure of • Londoct for i 8 6, SS. in'red.
1 t . B lair's •Class BOok, or 365 Lessorny,;s. -
12. Cotetnp..arary Voyages atilt Travels.,,,Vol. 111. Iss..
13. Turnbull's Naval Surgeon, 95..6q.,.
14. Trenslations front the Greek -Anthology, 75. 6d.
15. Dr: John Reid on Consuntption, 74. • -
16. Robinson's Grammar of History, 3s:
17; Prinee,Hoare on the Atts in Eil4!and,
. Each of which may be hatrot every Booksejler in the Unit-
ed Kingdoin.
Bridge-street, May 2.6,.1806.

• - . - This 'Day was published,
'.. •In Royal daavo, price ti. 3s. in boards,
VOLUME the FIRST of
CASES ARQUED and ADJLIDGED -in the
HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, ori.,Ohally pub- '
lished by. Order of the Court, from the Manuscripts of
THOMAS VERNON, late of the Middle .Temple, Esq.
The Second Edition, with Notes and Reterences to the Pro-
ceeding's in the Court, and to later Cases, &c. =
By 10EIN RAITIIBY, of Lincoln's. Inn, Esq.
Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for Butterworth, Fleet-street.
Of Whortibe had, price 6s. in boards,
Mr. Raithby's Letters
_ph the- Study and. Practice of the •
Law considered in their various relations to BoLiety.

This Day was published,

In One handsome Vol. Crown OdaVo, price 7's. 6d: sewed,
the Thitd Edition, considerahly improved,,of
ANEW ITALIAN CiRANIMAR, in Efig,lish
and Italian, on. 'a Plan diffetent: froth any hitherto
published ; pointing but, in a clear concise manner, the hest
gales and the easiest lllethod for the attainuleut ,of that ele-
gant and liarmoniotis Language, equally '6lCnlated for the
Use of SchDols and Private Instrudion.

By GAETANO RA VI ZZOrc,l, Teacher of, .I.anknagcs.
This.. Edition contains several valuable Improvements and
Additions, .parlicular:y TableS of all I rregk-il,tr. Verbs, and
Italian Dialogues which will be found very' useful io Tra.
Yellers; a Colleelion,of the best Sentences and Canzonettas
from MetaStasio ; the Flow:ss. 'of .Poetry, cilneftv: from
Yetrarca, rasso, Lorenzo De Modici, Amster, 6.". c:.
with Notes ;' a Systci-noftvlythology, &c. •

. Printed tin? Lut►grnau, Hurst,, Rees, and Orme, Pater_
\
roster-rots. _ .

ol' whom may be had, by the swine Authin,
1. A Short anr' Easy Introduttion, in English and Ita-
lian, containing a St of gradual Iressons on -thc I talian:Pro4
nunciat,on..

Calleaidn of Spanish Poetry ; to which is added, an
English and Spanish Vocabulary. .
.•3. Latinuro ;,or, A Latin Colleetion ; eon.-
tainini; Extrads, in Italian and,F Fetich, annexed to
the Latin.. •

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. , TO BE SO 1.1)-InT AUCTION,
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Valuable Library of very Scarce and Rare Law Books, the
Property of a Gentleman'.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,
By Mr. ROBINS.,

On Friday the 4th of July, at Eleveno'Clock, at Mr. Hindle's
AuCtion-royms, Chancery-lane,
_ _

THE'Entire, and very Valnable LIBRARY of a
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