The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-09 00:00:00

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Sixth Edition during the present Sessions.
THE PARLIAMENTARY GUIDE for
1833, price only 45.,
During the Easter Recess the Editor wrote to every Member of
both Houses of Parliament soliciting corrections. The work has
since undergone a thorough revision, and may be confidently relied
upon.

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Now ready,
Dedicated by Permission to the Rev. Hugh James Rose, B.D. ,
RUSSELL'S JUDGMENT of the ANGLI-
CAN CHURCH, respecting the Sufficiency of Scripture,
and the Value of Tradition.

London : A. H. Daily and Co., Cornhill.
" This is an important and well-timed work . . . . It can
hardly fail to be the book recommended to undergraduates, by
University lecturers."—Christian Remembrancer.

Now ready, in 18mo., gilt edges, price 2s. 6d.,
THE CHESS BOARD COMPANION ;
containing the Laws of the Game, the best method of
playieg the Pawns and Pieces ; interspersed with numerous
General Rules and Remarks • written expressly for the use of
Beginners. To which are added, the most approved methods of
Beginnin and Ending Games; also several instructive and
brilliant Problems.
By W. LEWIS, Author of several standard works en Chess.
Second thousand.
A. I-1. Baily and Co., 83, Cornhill.

In Svo., with numerous engravings, price Is.,
No. IV.
HOOD'S OWN ; or, Lughter from Year to
to Year, contains, among a variety of amusing Papers,
the BLACK and WHITE QUESTION, and the DISBAND.:
ING of the YEOMANRY.
No. V. will be published on the 31st May, containing a an,
portrait of Mr. Hood, the only likeness ever taken.
London : A. 11. Bally and Co., 83, Cornhill.

This day was published, the Second Series of
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H E HUNTER'S ANNUAL.
Containing
PORTRAITS of MEN, HORSES, and HOUNDS,
In the following packs :
The Duke of Beaufort's
The Marquis of Hastings' . W. Head.
The Earl of Lonsdales's
Mr. Drake's ... T. Wingfield.
Engraved on Stone by J. W. GILES, from Pictures painted from
Life, expressly for this Work, by R. B. DAVIS.
Size of the Plates—Seventeen inches by thirteen.
Price Two Guineas the Set, with letter-press descriptions.
London : A. H. Baily and Co., 83, Cornhill.

THE following NEW WORKS are just pub-
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Lord Clarendou's Life. By T. 11. Lister, Esq.
3 vols. Bvo. 2/. as.

Rural Life. William Hewitt. 2 vols. 245.

James's New Novol : The Robber. 8 vols. 31s. 6d.

Bulwer's New Romance : Leila. 31s. 61

Southey's Poetical Works, Vols. Ito 7. 53. each.

History of Prices. T. Tooke, Esq., F.R.S. 2 vols. 365.

Bakeivell's Geology. sth edition, One Guinea.

Peter Plymley's Letters. 21st edition, is.

Westwood on Insects, Part I. 2.5. 6d.

Roby's Continental Tour. 2 vols. 255.

Waterton's Natural History. l'ep. Svc). Bs.

Maunder's Biographieal Treasury. as. 6d.

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Hoblees Merchant's Manual. 6s.

Tomlins' Popular Law Dictionary, 18s.

Hudson's Directions for Wills. Gth edit. 2s. 6a.

Hudson's Executor's Guide. Lis.

Critiques on the above.
The Robber._,, The best of Mr. James's romances."—Spectator
Howitt. Thrice beautiful; beautiful in its subject, beautiful
in its literary execution, beautiful in its getting up."—St. James
Chronicle.
Southey.—" The critic has little to do but to point out the ex-
istence of the work, the beauty of the type and embellishments, and
the cheapness of the cost."-___Times.
Roby.—" Full of anecdotes and sketches, graphic, amusing, and
enthusiastic. —Monthly Chrenicic.
Waterton.—" This is the kind of book that makes its appearalje'e,
only once or twice in a century. Let every body that loves natural
history make haste and purchase it. "—Metropolitan.
Maunder's Biography.—,,
Unquestionably the best and corn-
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Hobler.—" An acceptable service, rendered not only to commer-
cial men, but to the public at large."—Times.
Tomlins.—" We have examined several subjects, on which we
happen to have some of the knowledge of experience and the sharp-
ness of interest, and in these we tied the work full,
clear
the point."—Spectator. , and to