The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-05 00:00:00

~~~u

~~~

'tetitt. HAWKER ON SHOOTING.
üblished this day, in Svo., price 18s., in cloth, Sixth
Edition, enlarged and improved, with Thirty Plates and
irood.cuts,
-INSTRUCTIONS to YOUNG SPORTS-
,. AIEN in all that relates to Guns and Shooting;
.uifference between the Flint and Percussion System ;
p li!eeetl'ation of Game ; Getting Access to all Kinds of
p rth ; Secific Directions, with new Apparatus, for Wild
Shooting, both on the Coast and in Fresh Water ;
..y'W Directions for Trout Fishing ; and Advice to the
"ng Sportsman on other subjects.
By LIEUT.-COL. P. HAWKER.
" Colonel Hawker is one of the best shots in Enrc-
band, and his Instructions to Sportsmen' the very best
ook we have en the subject."—Blackwood's Magazine.
Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London.
THE LONDON LITERARY GA-
-8„, ZETTE, Journal of Lettres, Arts, Sciences,
.'3 it Published every Saturday Morning, price pence,E'ght-
-Biini,go:r_stamped (for Country Circulation by Post), One
Containing Reviews, with copious Extracts, of all im-
P° ttant New Works; the earliest Accounts of Scientific
N,
•h
g[lages and Expeditions; ample Reports, weekly, of the
4-roeeedin s of the Learned and Scientific Bodies, with
Abstracts of numerous important and interesting Papers—
ptesentin a complete view of the pursuits, labours, dis-
cenreries, and improvements, of all. those excellent Asso-
lati"ns; not only to their absent members, but to the
World at large; Criticisms on the Opera, Concerts, every
nets Drama, Exhibition, and all remarkable productions
R) the Arts and Music ; Biographical Notices; Original
h4l", by Popular Authors; together with Miscellanies
,lch include the whole circle of Novelties, interspersed
11,
'th light and amusing reading, to give popularity to
khat is useful. Thus conducted, the LITERARY GA-
iTE displays the progress of Literature and Know-
tei in our busy time, and is calculated for the improve-
toe" and entertainment of every intelligent family, and
Plate its readers upon a satisfactory level with the best-
.'"'rnitsi persons in society,
Published every Saturday Morning, by W. A. Scripps,
4Wellingten-street, Strand, and '7, South Alolton-streei,
Nend°n ; and may be hal of all Booksellers, Postmasters,
vsmen, &c.

0.•
"Ile Ist of August, No. XX. (commencing THUCY-
DIDES), price 4s. 6d., of the
p A MIL Y CLASSICAL LIBRARY;
v, or ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS of tho MOST
OLUABLE GREEK and LATIN CLASSICS; with
„,4graphical Sketches, Notes, Portraits, Maps, 4s. 6d.
eh number, small Bvo., published Monthly.
tdited, printed, and published by A. J. Valpy, M.A.,
1411 eold by all Booksellers.
read 4 If you desire your son, though no great scholar, to
t and reflect, it is your duty to place into his hands
he b
P est translations of the best Classsical Authors."—
or. arr.
t The selection will include those Authors which may be
IT by both sexes. The Twenty Numbers already pub-
Piled eontain—DEMOSTHENES, SALLUST, XENO-
c'TN, HERODOTUS, VIRGIL, PINDAR, ANA-
TAcrrus, PH/EDRUS, HORACE, THEO-
iIIASTUS USJUVENAL, PERSIUS, and THUCY-
uIbEs.
ATrN°s• XVI. and XVII. comprise HORACE, with
rainflations of different parts, by DRYDEN, POPE,
pb*ITLEY, SWIFT, PORSON, G. WAKEFIELD,
ab°ll, MILTON, DENHAM, ROSCOMMON, COW-
po-:, and BYRON ; and of some of the most eminent
of the present day.
';'°Y Author may be purchased separately.
Among the various works at present published in a
ennlar form, Mr. Valpy's Family Classical Library,' has
Qe greatest claims on the public."—Elgin Courier.
o,47rhe Family Classical Library' will greatly assist the
j -ournaNeal labours of Tutors as well as Pupils."—Cheltenham
•