The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

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t! By I. G. LEMAISTRE. Es 4.
Aiithor of A Rough Sketch of Modem Paris,

Printed for I. lohnsOn, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had, The Rough Sketch. of Modern Paris,
price 6s. 6d'. in boards. Also Mr. Carr's Stranger in France,
ertibellished with numerous. Enwavings, price z is.

This Day was published,

Printed in Double Columns, wirit a new clear Type, in Two
Vo Royal .Bvo. price t 1 tea. extra boar4s; •
'F-TE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WILLIAM
SHAKSP AR E'; embellished with Vignette Title-
pagea, ergi'..veti•by Fittler; from Deaigns by Smirke.
V. 11.• "1- ii is tiortabie. Edition a ottr untriott.ril Bard'isprinti-
ec}unitormty with the british. Drama, and with that %York'
foims• the best Colle&ion.of hnfilisii Plays, comprised in the
smatiestcorapiosS, alai at the-Most feasonablp-price, hitherto
•oftrcci to- tne •
Printed for AVilliarn-Miller,Albematle=street.

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Lately was published, '
lrr Five Vols„ large Royal Bvo. pricc3l. Bs, boards,
.rr H E BRITISH DRAMA. Comprebt-inclitv.
1 ?with tnO•exeePiitm -of Shakspeare) the' best Plats in
the English Language. • . • • • .
N.B The above Work, comprising
.near rso.Tragedies,
Comedies, Operas, and Farcei two Vols.. Tragedies, two
Comedies, and oneDperas and Farces), is printed on a new
and clear• Letter, on. fine wove. Paper, the whole containing
27e.,) pagei, in dokible Columns. Vignettes; fiom Designs by-
Smirke and lioWard, embellish the Title-pages.
_Each Series May be had separately, at the following prices
• in boards,
Tragedies, 2 Vols. price iI. 6s.
Comedies, 2 Vols. price i i. 6s.
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Operas anti Farces, t Vol. pride tbs.
Printed for Wm. Miller, Albemarle-street.

' Dedicated to the EARL of MOI RA.
This Day' was published, '
In Two Volumes, .0 rown Octavo, price I.6s:sin extri,boards,'
embellished with a Portrait etched by Firtler, frOm a Paint-

ing by Allingham,
rirHE LIFE of THOMAS .DERMODYj
1 spersed with Pieces of Original Poetry, many exhibiting
unexampled Prematurity of genuine poetical Talent; and
containing a Series of Correspondence with several eminent
Characters. •
By JAMES GRANT RAYMOND.
' "He who such polish'd lines so well couldlorm,
Was Passion's slave,. was Indiscretion'.s child
NOw'earth-enrnour'd, grov!ling with the worm •
' Now seraph-pal:T.l'd, the wonderful, the wild."
DE itmony,s Enthusiast.

the Subjea of these Meinnirs ;Whose career through
Life was not dissimilar to Altai of Savage'or of Chattertbn)
was but little known lit England; except to a few Characters
eminent tor literary talent, it may not' be uhnecessary to
:itate (whit a perusal of the Work will amply demonstrate),
that his Poetical Etflisions are the Emanations of exalted
early genius ; his charader marked by the most eccentric
trains; his mind at Once both. ardent and indolent"; frequently
soaring to the Regions of Learning,, Taste, and, Fancy ; yet
clouded by a conduct approximating to the meanest sate of
moral turpitude ;,..arn existence of chequered vicissitude ; en.
tertaining and -interesting; yet terminating the bitterest
poverty'and a premature de.fth.'
For a Character of the:above Work, see the RevieWs and
Litrary Journals of the present, Month.
Pritited for W. Miller, Albemarle-street; and 1. Archer
and M. Mahon; '

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