The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-22 00:00:00

London: Printed for Parbury, Allen, and Co., Leaden-
hall-street and J. M. Richardson, Cornhill.
Of whom may be had,
Part I. ROUSE OF LORDS' FIRST REPORT;
price li. tld.
Part H. HOUSE of COMMONS' FIRST REPORT,
price 49. 61.
Part 111. HOUSE of COMMONS' SECOND RE-
PORT, price'49.
Part IV. HOUSE of COMMONS' THIRD REPORT,
price Sm.'

Part V. HOUSE of COMMONS'. FOURTH RE-
PORT, price 1s 6d.
Part VI. HOUSE of COMMONS' FIFTH REPORT,
priOe 3s. 6d. •

Part VII. HOUSE of LORDS' REPORT, 2d to 30th
1830, price 7.. 6d.
II Part VIII. HOUSE of LORDS' REPORT, Slat
March to 29th April, 1880, price 2e. And,
Part 11. HOUSE of LORDS' REPORT, 6th tril4th
May MO price 21.
,

This dsy was puhlished, in Three Vols. post Bvo. with a
coloured Map, price 11.1 Is. 6d. boards,
TRAVELS in NORTH AMERICA, in
1827 and 1818.

By Captain BASIL HALL, R.N., F.R.S.
The Third Edition, with Additions.
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To which is also added, an Appendix, on the use of the
CAMERA LUCIDA.

Printed for Robert Cadell, Edinburgh; and Simpldin
and Marshall, London.
Of whom may be had,
FORTY ETCHINGS, Illustrative of the TRAVELS,
taken with the CAMERA LUCIDA. By Captain HALL.
Royal Quarto, price 10s. rld.
" Colonel Davies said, be thought great benefit would
result to our Penitentiary disuipline, if we acted upon the
system adopted in the United -States. Criminals in Eng-
land were frequently rendered worse by intercourse with
one another in the hulks and prisons. In America, they
were confined at nights in separate solitary cells, and
brought out in the morning to work in silence, and
ender vigilant superintendence during the day. Many
useful hints on these topics might be taken from the work
of Captain: Basil Hall on Aroerie,a."—Debate in the House
of Commons, 2lst May, 1830.
" Captain Hill's Descriptive Views look almost as if
thrown out by some happy mechanical aid, corresponding
to that of his Camera Lucida."—Edinburgh Review, Sept.
1829.

" We sincerely rejoice, that after the crowds of igno-
rant and trifling people who have lately travelled in the
United States, and published their observations, a man of
talent, knowledge, and reflection, has at last paid a visit
to that remarkable country, and spoken out, for the in-
struction of Europe. We have not space, in our present
number,
.to speak as we could wish of Captain Nall."—.
Atheneum.

" Captain Hall'. book may probably do good in Ame•
rice ; we hope it will—but we are quite sure it must do
so here. It may furnish many well-disposed persons with
arguments by which to defend the blessings they enjoy.
It may decide the wavering, and confute, if not silence,
the turbulent and revolutionary. The common-sense views
be has taken, the penetration he has exhibited In sifting
facts, and the powerful scrutiny he has exercised, give
to his communications a very uncommon character both
of interest and information."......Quarterly Review, Nov.

FETE CIIAMI'ETRE.
To THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

BENJAMIN .EDGINGTON, Manufac-
turer to the Honourable Board of Ordnance, re-
spectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry that be has an
extensive assortment of MARQUEES, TENTS, and
AWNINGS, to Let on Hire. Workmen in constant at-
tendance to erect the same, and take them away, at a
trifling expense.
Also a quantity of RICK CLOTHS, both New and
Second.hand, prepared with POLES, &c. complete, on
advantageous terms.

+M" To prevent mistakes (which too frequently occur),
please to address the Christian name, "Benjamin Edging
ton, 5, Tooley street." His old-established Rick Cloth,
Marquee, and Tarpaulia Manufactory is on the left hand
from London Bridge.