The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-22 00:00:00

PASSAGES TO INDIA AND THE COLONIES.
TO obviate the inconvenience anti delay fre-
quently. attending the arrangements for proinring
sage. to India, an Agency is established as tinder, wheie
plans dill the Ships proceeding to India, Sm., with the
privets of their accommodation, may be seen, and every
information and assistance may be obtained, without any
charge for negociating the passage.
Captain Grindlay, 16, Corshill, Agent for Passengers
to and from India, West Indies, and the Colonies. Pas.
sengera' Baggage Cleared and Shipped, and that of per
eons arriving from India Cleared and Delivered.

Early in November will be published, price One Guinea, in
:port Bvo. elegantly bound in silk, and illustrated with
Eighteen splendid Engravings, by the most celebrated
artists of the day,
_E KEEPSAKE FRANCAIS for 1831.
AA In 'adding another to the nitmerous illustrated
volumes which are annually published in 011ie country, the
projectors of " Le Keepsake Francais," venture to an'.
ticipate a portion of the patronage which is so liberally
bettowed upon works of the same class. The cordial
sympathy which has for some time past subsisted between
the two nations, and which has been so warmly mani-
fested on a recent occasion, appeals to render the present
attempt to extend the same friendly relations to the Litera-
ture and and‘ Arts of the sister cOuntries, by no means ill-
timed.

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ctherauturous.
Mad Ailed, V. Hugo. Mad. Voider.
Mad. De 'plane Gay. De Lammtine. Mad. Valmre.
M. Ballanche. Mad. Tastu. Stendhal.
De Ileranger. Mad. Tercy. Sainte-Bettye.
Ralph Bernal, M.P. Jules Leleyre. J. B. A. Senile.
De Chateaubriand. Merimee. Soumet. .
Casimir Daivigne. De blowy. De Sigoyer.
De Latouclie. Nodier (Charles) De Saint-Valry.
Al. Dumas. De Pons. Tercy. ~
Emile Deschamps. Polonius (Jean). Alfred de Vigny. ,
Foulnet. ' • De Resseguier. Jesunin, &c. &c. '
In size and form " Le Keepsake Francais" will resemble
010 English Keepsake. The plates will, •in several in-
stances, be engraved by the artists employed in the English
Keepsake, andoit is presumed the work will not be inferior
in the character of it: embellishments to any aimilarpub-
lication. ..
aumrscrs. PAI)ITORS. lINGII4VHII9.
1. Presentation Chenerart 51itaii.
2. Portrait of the Queen of the
French. Mr T. Lawrence Thompaon'.
3. Frontispiece. ....... ..., Cohn Saner r. .
4. Curiosity Roquepian Humphrys.
5. Cromwell and his .. Daughter Dmitisne E. Smith.
V. The Young Widow Roehard • R. Graves.
7. Dieppe , . ....., ........ 'larding W. It.limith.
S. The Benediction A. Johanuot ' E: Smith.
D. Italian View—Lake ofConto C. Stanfield It. Wallis.
10. Portraitof Miss Croker Sir T. Lawrence Thompson.
l C. Don Quixote in his Library Bennington Sangster.
12. TheChevallerdeLauxenand- ~ .• - • ... • - .
Madame de Moutpensier E. Deveria Retort.
13. The Tuileries, and the Pont
Royal . T. Boys J. W. Cooke.
14. The Young Shepherd ......
lb. The Young Savoyard Decamps . . Itaticlyllh,
111. The Ass and the Iteliques Xavier LePrinee (1, Cortxmld.
17. Barnard Castle J. M. W. Turner Willtriora.
Its. SWIIM Girl Colin li. Rolls..

A few eopieit will be printed in royal Hem fine paper,
with proof impression& of the plate• on India paper, V.
Its. , ; proofs on Colunibier paper, before letters,
31. 13s. 6tl.

Simultaneously with the above, and of the same silo and

price, will appear,

TILE TALISMAN. Comprising the Eighteen En-
gravings already enumerated, accompanied by a series of
Specimen* of British Literature, partly original, and partly
selected.

Edited' by Mrs. ALAIUC WATTS.
Published by Whittaker, Trueher, end Co., AAc Maria.
lanlytondun ; and 13ovinet and Co., Paris.

CLACKAANNANSIIME.

CILASS WORKS FOR SAE.--The
;. valuable, extensive, and well-known GLASS.
WORKS of ALLOA. ,
_ _ .

These Works rover nearly Five Acres of ground, bounded
on the south by the Water or Firth of Foi tb. The ground.
is held in perpetuity at a trifling feu-duty.
The Works consist of-
-10. A very complete and commodious FLINT-GLASS
HOUSE, erected about five years ago, containing a Tea
Pot Furnace►, with Pot Arch, Mixing House,. .

2d, A large RANGE of WAREHOUSES for storing 1
and packing Crystal,
GLASS-CUTTING SHOP, with Frames fur
eighteen Cutters, &u.
4th. A STEAM-ENGINE, of Twelve Horse Power,
of approved construction, for moving the Cutting Appa-
ratus, with Clay-house, Clay-mill, &c.
stb. TWO LARGE BOTTLE CONES, erected within
the last five year., iu the highest state of repair. .
6th. A THIRD BOTTLE CONE, quite fit for use,
:and which may be used for manufacturing Crown Glass,
'if required.
7111. Several RANGES of OUT. HOUSES for storing
Bottles, with Smiths, Wright**, Coopers', and :Masons
shops.
Bth. Seven Commodious POT LOFTS, with Hot
Scaffolds capable of containing above Four Hundred
Bottle and Flint-house Pots.
9th. A commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, with Gar-
den, Shrubbery, &c.
10th. Three RANGES of WORKMEN'S HOUSES,
capable of accommodating abnut seventy families.
Besides the above, there will also be disposed of the
UTENSILS. IRONS, POTS, &c. They consist of
Ist. The Irons, Moulds, end other Apparatus necessary
fur a Flint House and Cutting Shop. on a large scale.
2d. Complete Sets of Irons, Moulds, and other Utensils
for two Bottle-Houses.
3d. From three to four hundred Bottle and Flint House
Pots, mostly quite ready for use, and ascertained to be of
,eicellent quality.
4th. Warehouse and Office Furniture.
sth. 'Materials fir Mannfacto ring Flint and Bottle Glass.

These works, haring the advantage of a commodious
Pier and a Wharfage belonging to them, are most conve-
niently situated fur catmounicating directly with the east
and north of Scotland and the London onerket, and with
the west by the Forth and Clyde Canal. Coals are ob..
gained at a cheap rate from pits in the neighlsourbood, and
no Shore Dues or Port Charges are payeble on materials
or goods, as vessels are loaded and discharged at the works.
The present Company has for the lest five years carried
bo the business to a considerable extent of manufacturing
end cutting Flint Glass, and also of manufacturing tte.
The superior quality of the Article produced le well.Raknown.
it respectable awl safe connection has been forum, fur the
Sale of chow articles; and, from the capacity of the works.
find large stock of weil.seasoned Pots, it is in the power
Of .any capitalist:who easy, purchase the works, which are
Call in 0011100ns greatly to extend the Wiliness. A number
itf steady anti expert workmen and apprentices ere in the
Employment of the present Company, whose engagements
May be transferred to a purchaser. No place in Scotland
tan present so many facilities far carrying on the glass
trade. The above offer advantages to capitalists which
rarely occur.
If desired, an arrangement may be made by which a
eotisidtrable part of the price may remain on the works.
Applicatione•may be made to the Manager*, at Alloa ;
John Richardson, Esq. solicitor, 5, Fiudyer-stret, West-
minster, London; joho Fleming, E.g. Glasgow; or Mr.
Maurice Lothian,' tolicitor, Edinburgh, the latter of whom
inn -exhibit •tlio - .