The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-22 00:00:00

EDTNtURGtf REVIEW, O. xvi.

A 4 :shove may be had, by the same Author,,

• 1. Adeli're•Mov,;br:ry, 2d F...!ition, 3 vols. i3s. 6d. hoards.
-Farber and Laughter, sth Edition, 4s. 6d. boards.
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Poems, the 4th Edition, 6s. boards.. .

TO SPORTSMT.N.
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row.

--• t• D URAL SPORTS. —•
By W. B. -DAYEEL,
The Second Edition. In 3 Vols. Odavo, en-thei-
st I,
lished with 70 beautiful Engravings, by Scott. Price 41, 43.
in boards. , . . •
a: The Sportsman's Calsinet ; or, 'A Correa' Delineation
of the. various Dogs used in the Sports of the Field; includ-
ing the Canine Race in general ;. consisting of a Series of En-
graV.ings ,Se,",tt, of every -clEstind Breed, from otiginat
Paintings, taken front Life; by Reinagle • interspersed with
beautiful Vigiv.Ates eng.raveti on Wool. By a Veteran
SpsOrtsman, in.a Voss. price 71. 75. in boards.,
•3, The Shooting-Fs' • ed3ry. By_ R. B. `Thornhill, Esq.
In r V01..4t0. 'N-s.itti elegant 'Engravings by' Medland.—
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cpi By )arras White, Veterinary Sur;.
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Ttie Outlines of the Veterinary Art;
,or, The Princi-
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and the Dog • and to a more scientific and successful manner
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Anatomical :Plates, price 11. ss. inboards •
6. Sporting Anecdotes, original and selea ; • including Clia-
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oir the Turf. liy ail Atuateut .Sportsman.ln',BVo. iilus-
trate(' by seveial Engr.ivings. •Price to. 6d. in boards.

This Day was palicightA ,
In One Vol.-4to, with Etigravi:igs aft-et Drawings by the
.A tithor, /price al. as. itt !;'hards,
IF,SBAYS• on the ANATOMY of EXPRES-
A • • SION in PAINTING.
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- • By CHARLIiS BELL.
CONTAINING,
I. Of the Uses of Anatorny to. the Painter.. Of the Study
of-the. rlntique, and of the, Academy, Figtire.-2. Of the.
Skill. Of the, Disrindions of Char,kter in different
Cotnparison of the Antique with Natural Character: —3 &
Of the Muscles of the Face in Man and Animals.--5. Of the
ExpreLsion of Passion as illustrated by a Comparison of the
Muscles of the Face in Man and Animals. Of the Muscles
peculiar to Man, sad their Einds -in bestowing Iluman
pression. —6. Of the individual Passions, And_ of the A.
toot; of the, Muscles expressive of these PasSions,=-7. Gene-
ral' View of the Economy atilt Human Body as it relates to
Expression in Painting. • ,
The Subjeds are illustrated by Sketches of the Bones,
and of the Forms of the /lei& Of the Muscles. Of the
Expression of the. FaCe in the several Passions., &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and °true, Paternos-
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" 1'6;3 we think is a very elegant and interesting
tiori,— In the execution of his task Mr. Bell has not only
given stew proofs of intimate acquaintance with Ins:prof-es,
SionalScience, but kas indicated a taste and a feeling for the-
excellefiee,both of Sculpture and Painting, lnd enteied at the
same time into all the difficulties and perrplexities of the.
Student, with a ze,..1 and sympathy that cannot fail to be
Very gratify nig, The conception and execution of the Sketches
do great credit to the talentS ind taste of the 4uthor. They
are.foohe most part extremely str:king and irnpresSivo."
•,, . • Edinburo Review, No. 16.

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