The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-15 00:00:00

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

THE following WORKS of VOYAGES and
TRAVELS have recently been putlished by Richard
Bridge-street, London; and they may be had of all
Book:sellers:

r. The S PRANCER in IRELAND; or, Travels in that
Country -during the. Autumn and ‘y inter of tBos. By lohn
Carr, Esq. with i 7 beautiful Engravings, price at. ss. boards.
2. A N +lt THI RN SUMMER ; or, Travels round the
Baltic, through Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Prussia, and part
of Germany, in-the year 1804.. By John Carr, Esq. &c. &c.
In one elegant volume, 4to, with iz beautiful Engravings,
price 21. 2S: iii boards. ,

3. TRAVELS-through ITALY, from Livonia, through
the Tyrol and Florence to Naples, and from Naples through
- Rome, :Bologna, Milan, and Vienna, to Berlin, performed
during the Grose- of the year.lB34 and commencement of
180 s. By Augustus Von Kotzebue. In four closely print-
ed volumeS,,aos...boards.
4. 1.12 A"V"E LS from BERLIN to PARIS, in the Spring •
of the year 1804, with Sketches of the existing State of So-
defy, Manners, and Public... Opinion, and with original Anec-
. dotes of eminent. Characters it the French Metropolis. By ._
Augustus Von Kotzebue.; In 3 handsome vols. small Bvo.
price 13s. 6d.
5. -An ACCOUNT of the late EXILE into SIBERIA
of AUG UST US. VON.K.OTZ LB U E, and of the other ex-
traordinary incidents which happened to him in Russia, con-
taining partienlars relative to Siberia never before published. •
Written by Himself, and translated by the Rev. B. Beresfori;
In 3 mots, foolscap Bvo. price 13'. 6d. in hoards.
6. A VOYAGE ROUND the.WORLD, inure Years
1800, 1831, 1802, 1803, and 1804, in which the Author visit-
ed the principal - slandS in the Pacific Ocean, and the Eng-
lish Settlements, of Port Jackson and .Norfolk Island, and
resided eight months in't)taheire.. By John Turnbull. In
3 vols.' foolscap Bvo. p ICe .13S: 6,1.
. 7. TRAVELS in GERM-ANY, HOELAND, FLAN-
E RS, and F RANCE, toiPA RI S ; with numerous pant-
.
culars relative to the present State of that Capital ;. itsMan-
'ners, Characters.' Paintings,' Music, Theatres, Gardens, In-
stitutions, Architecture, &c. By Tho Mas fioleroft. in two
elegant .volumes, 4to; price 81. Bs. in boards, decorated with
a great nuniher of Vignettes; 'together, with a magniikent
'AU:l's,- of large Ergravings, representing the principal ob-
jeets'and buildings :in Paris ;' or, the same Work, with the
Atlas .plates, reduced in size, and'folded iu the voiurnes, price
51. ss. inboards, .
8. 'TRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA,
and Acrbss the DESERT into EGYPT, -during 'the Years
.1.799, 1800, and ISo , in company'with the Turkish Army
and the British Militar4' Mision, which was sent front this
Country into Turkey, under thc command of. Gen. Koehler.
By Wm. IVittinan, :dl. D. In 4to.- price 21. f24..6d. with
3o coloured Engravings.
9. TRAVELS in EGYPT, dining the Campaigns of
Gen(!ral. Bonaparte. By Vivant Denon. Translated by, Mr.
Aikin. In .3 vols. Bvo. embellished with nearly 100 splen-
did Copper. plates, price al. as.
to. A Colleetion of Modern and Contemporary VOY-
AGES and TRAVELS, continued in Monthly Numb..!rs, at
half-a-crown each, and consisting, of Translations of
New Voyages and Travels from Foreign Languages ; ad, of
Voyages and •TfAVOS never before published ; and, 3d, of i
Analyses of New- Voyages and Travels published in Eng..'
land.. Four volumes complete,' illustrated with numerous
Views, &c. price 15s. each in boards.
•
N. B. The value, importance, utility, and economyApf
this Periodical Work will be apparent on a inomeUt's-Tn-
spe,!dion of the contents of the first 4 volumes, in which are
contained a; Voyages and TraV,ns recently pertiirined by
EligliSlllllCll or Foreigners, and which could not be bought
in separate Publications for less than 501.
it. TRAVELS through • the UNITED STAT-ES of
NORTII AMERICA, the COUNTRY ,of of the RO-
QUOIS, and UPPER CAINTADA„ in the Veers 1795, 1796,
1797. By the Duke of Rochefoucauft Liancuurt. With an
authentic Account of Lowe( Canada. A new •Ittrition, in 4
large vols. Bvo. price al. as. in boards, with thyirr whole
shot Maps, several. large Tables.,Zic. &c.

• MR.. PINKERTON's MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
NEW EDITION.
In the, course of December will be published,
In Titre:: large Volumes Quarto, with numerous Maps drawn
under the direction of the Author, with the latest lm-
. provements of Arrommith, aid engraved in a new manner
• by Lowry, forming ari universal modern Atlas,
A new Edition, greatly 'enlarged,
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Vol, Lcontaining Europe; VoL I Arne-

rlc,i and A fricl, cf

MopErtN GEOGRAPHY' ; a 'Description of
the 4rnpiros,. Kingdoms, States, and Colonies; with
the Oceans; Seas, and Iles,in all parts 'of the WOrlil : in.
eluding the most recent Discoveries and political Altera-
tions, Digested on a new Plan
10IIN PINKERTON.
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The Astronom;ea4 Intrc.:-....ti0n by the Rev. S. Vince,
. R.S. and Plurnien ProleSSor of Astronomy and Ex-
perimental Philosophy in the University Of Cambridge. To
tile warble is added a Catalogue of the best Maps and Books
of Tr9.el's, in all Languages; and an ample Index.
*4;41 re Extension of the Work to Three large Voluthes
has etv!' the Atithbr to give to its several parts a juster
proportion and gieaterharmoity, titan in the former
,Editihn-;
anti „iepnisequence of the foreign Editions having excited
the attetion.-OfStatesmen as well as Men of Lettes's, he
haVreqlved so much valuable Assistance, that scarcely a
Otruntry can heliamA, on which new I nforthation , has
,not
been'given, derived from some distinguished Native or scien.
tific Traveller. During the .-.uthor'S late residence in 'Paris,
-he procured many scarce Works, the want of which he had
-Itiefore-regretti.d, :ind the most:recent Spanish Materials eon-
"cerning their Colonies in North'and South, A rnerica; Hence
the Account of New Spain, of the-three Vice-rovalties in
South America, of Chili, and the Cov&roment of Caraccas,
swill he found to contain much new authehtie, and import-
ant Information. The Description of the United States has
also been greatly imprOved and enlarged from the most au-
thentic Materials ;'and that of the West Indies extended as
-their importance to this Country required. Five new Maps,
toorare added of the various Subdivisions of South America.
Aikin has carefully revised the Botanical Pay through_
out. .Dr. Shaw haS added Zoological Remarks at the End
of each Volume ; and every exertion haS been tised to render
the Work as complete as possible. • . .
Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Divies, Strand ; an Long.
man, Hurst, Rees, and Orine, Paterndster-tow.
tif whom may be' had, by the sante Author;
A Manual for.the use of unlearned Persons in Reading the
Psalms; as printed in the Common Praia- Book ; explain-
- icg the obscure Passages, price •is, ,