The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-29 00:00:00

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, THEM MAYERTIES' VISIT TO GUILDHALL.
A BELLE ASS EMBLEE for November,
.11-4 :will contain, in addition to the Portrait of the pre-
sent QUEEN of FRANCE, a superb Coloured Engraving
representing the INTERIOR of GUILDEIALL as it will
appeaten.the 9th of November, on the occasion of the Visit
of the KING. and QUEEN of ENGLAND at the luau.
gyration Dinner of Alderman Key to the Mayoralty of
London, with ample interesting details.
The usual Prints of the Fashions, for which La Belle
Assemblic has been so long celebrated, and appropriate de-
seriptions. Copious Notices of the forthcoming Annuals,
&c. kr.

• Whittaker and Co., London; Waugh anti !tines, Edin-
burgh ; and J. M. Leckie, Dublin.
The December No. will contain the Portraits of the
Duchess of Berri, Mrs. Gulston, anti the Marchioness of
Londonderry.

QUEEN OF THE FRENCH.
K ER'S MONTHLY I'dA-
trait of the QUEEN ofNOVE M the FRENCH,cont andins
I. Eng-
land and Europe in October, 1830-11. My First Lord
Mayor's Show.-111. Chapter on Editors, by the late
William lisalitt—lV. Adventures in Columbia: Repub-
lican Perfidy-•.V. The Malcontent—Vl. Life, Character,
luta Behaviour of Monsieur Talleyrand, the French Am-
"ndnr--VII. The Unearthly One—VIII. A Visit to
Tangiers, from the Journal of a recent Traveller—lX. A
Malt-tse Melody, (by Charles Barclay, Esq., XXX.)—
X. Conditions and Prospects of the Country at the Open-
ing of the New Parliament—Xl. The Illustrious Ob-
scure, No. 1, the Demon of Drury-lane..-.Xll.—Sierra
Leone Saints, and West India Sinners—Xlll. Peters-
burgh, Moscow, and the Provinces—Xl V. Aphorisms on
Man, by the late William Harlitt, No. lII.—XV. Notes
of the Month on Affairs in General.
Reviews of New Works—Fine Arts, &c. Ice.
Whittaker anti Co., London; Waugh and Inner, Edin-
burgh ; and J. M. Leckie, Dublin.
The December No, will contain a Portrait of the
Duchess of Berri.

published by it. Ackermann, 96, Strand, a New
Annual, entituled
THE HUMOURIST.
By W. HARRISON,
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Author of Tales of a Physician," &c.
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KENNEDY'S ARROW AND ROSE.
irltY was published, in demy Bvo.. price 6s. boards,
liR ARROW AND THE ROSE;
with other Poems,
By WILLIAM KENNEDY,
sr Critics Author of Fitful Fancies, &c.
, and critics only, can do full justice to the
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This day were published, in 2 vole, post Bvo., 16a.
RETROSPECTIONS of the STAGE.
By the late Mr. JOHN BERNARD,
Manager of the American Theatres, and formerly Secre-
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Edited by his Son, W. BAILE BERNARD.
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THE OTTOMAN DOMlNloNs,—.—Captaitt
ALICIANDEit, who has recently published his " Travels to
the Seat of War in the East," personally visited the recent
scene of operations between Russia and Turkey, while ,the
struggle was going on. The appearance of a British
officer, on such an ()elision, was however regarded with
suspiciOn by the Russian Government, and he was AC'
cuscd of designs inimical to the interests of that power;
but, to quote the words of a leading journal The
plague spared the young lancer, but not so the Brillion)
autocrat ; it was luckily only after seeing all be had to see,
that he was laid hold of, shut up in a fortress, and ultimately
sent off in a sledge to St. Petersburgb, to meet the charge
of being a British Spy. The pleasantest of ,all tries was
the ' Turkish Spy,' but the British spy, is, not amiss. We
must not omit to add dirt,' twenty beautiful engravings,
including a map of the seat of irair, materially augment the
interest of these volumes."