The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-30 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL OMNIBUS, and
ENTERTAINING ADVERTISER, will be
Published on FRIDAY, April 1, 1831, and continued once
a Fortnight, and Presented GRATIS to all who will take
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On the Ist of April will be published, in 3 vols. small Bvo.
embelliilied with numerous Plates and Maps, price 18s.
cloth boards,

A L Y.
By JOSIAH CONDER.
Editor of the " Modern Traveller."
The MODERN TRAVELLER ; a Description, Geo-
graphical, Historical, and Topographical, of the various
Countries of the Globe ; in 30 vole. price Si. ss. cloth bds.
s-,' New Editions of the different countries may be had
separate, price ss. 6d. per volume, cloth boards.
Printed for James Duncan, 37, Paternoster-row.
Now ready for delivery, price 12s.
SONGS for the GRAVE and GAY !
Dedicated to the Right Hon. the Lady Nugent.
By THOMAS HAYNES BAYLY, Esq.
,g The Songs for the Grave anti Gay' come out
with a freshness and variety quite their own. The airs
are well selected, not only as rich specimens of ballad
composition, but as most appropriate music for the poetry
of the accomplished Author. The accompaniments and
arrangements are quite in keeping, and excellent of their
kind."—Vide Royal Ladies' Magazine.
" The subjects before us are varied. from the lively cavatina
to the pathetic ballad. Many of them, we are convinced,
are elestined to the most extensive popularity, and, to live
in the affections of the public long after the greater portion
of the ballads of the tidy are no longer remembered."—
Ladies' Museum.
London : Z. T. Puiday, 45, High Holborn, where the
new and popular Scottish Ballad " He's what they ca' a
Bonnie: Lad," sung by Miss Pearson, and " Out at Last,"
sung at all fashionable parties, are published.

MARYLEBONE CHURCH.
THE PSALMS used in the Parish Church
of St. Marylehone, with the MUSIC to EVERY
PSALM, harmonized and arranged for Three Voices, and
apolicable to Congregation Singing ; with an Accompani-
ment for the Organ or Pianoforte.
By T. GREATOREX, Esq.
Organist of Westminster Abbey, &c.
The great object of this compilation has been to pro-
mote Congregational Psalmody ; at the same time, the
❑music has been so arranged as to render the work useful
to those who are desirous of practising the Sacred Har-
monies of our Church in their own families.
The work offers also a ready means for encouraging this
part of our Church Service to other Congregations, at a
comparatively small expense to that incurred in the first
instance, as particular titles will be given to purchasers of
a certain number of copies.
Sold by J. Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place, Mary-
lebone, and all Book and Music-sellers. Price 7s. 6d. or
in cloth boards Bs.

UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF THE SOCIETY
FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
On the Ist of April will he published, price ss.
THE QuARTERLy JOURNAL of
EDUCATION, No. 11.
CoNTENTs :—On Elementary Instruction—On Educa-
tion in Spain—School of Athens in the Fourth Century—
On Mathematical Instruction—On Charity Schools. Re-
views :—Walker's Mechanics—Lempriere's Classical Dic-
tionarY—Beloe's and Miot's Herodotus—Westminster His-
toria Grwca—lnfant Emancipttion, or Reading made Easy
—Jacotot's System of Education—Memoirs of Oberlin—
Darton and Harvey's Books for Children. Miscellaneous:—
Foreign ; British. Index.
2. The LIBRARY of ENTERTAINING KNOW-
LEDGE. Piirts XVI. and XVII., 2s. each, containing
the ARCHITECTURE of BIRDS ; forming the Ninth
Volume of the Series ; which may also be had bound in
cloth, price 4s. 6d.
3. The WORKING MAN'S COMPANION. COT-
TAGE EVENINGS.
Some of the Volumes of the series of the " Work-
ing Man's Companion" will be especially, though not ex-
clusively, adapted to the Agricultural population. This
difference will be marked by the word " Cottage" being
added to the title of the particular volume.
Price IC. sewed ; and Is. 3d., bound in cloth.
Also, just published, the Third Edition of
The RESULTS of MACHINERY, namely, Cheap
Production and Increased Employment, exhibited ; being
an address to the Working Men of the United Kingdom.
London : Charles Knight, Pall-mall East.

WHITTAK ER'S MONTHLY MA-
GAZINE for APRIL will contain :—I. First
of April Ode to America—ll. Parliamentary Reform—
111. St. John Long on Consumption—U. Apho-
risms by the late W. Hazlitt—V. Arnie Ladoinski,
the Wile of the Polish Patriot—Vl. Confessions of
a Coward—Vll. Learning and Love—Vlll. Per-
plexities of a Book-worm—lX. The Voice of the
Beautiful—X. Crotchet Castle—Xl. The Tabernacle,
or Sunday in Lunnun—Xll. Ships, Colonies, and
Commerce—Xlll. Robert Monteomery's " Oxford"—
XIV. All Fools' Day—Notes of the Month on Affairs in
General, viz. Monkery at Madrid—Bankrupt Comtnis•
sioners' Pensions—The City Arcade—Gudgeon-catching
—British Museum Management—Horace Twiss and the
Lower Orders—Pensions to Ambassadors—The March ut
Theatres—Saints of Jamaica—Wonders of White-bait—
The late King's Accounts—Jeffrey and the Jackass—
Hints to Suicides—The Heir Presumptive—lrish Famine
—Army Favouritism—The Courteney Pensions, &c.—
Reviews of Books, Fine Arts, Reports, &c. &e. &c.
Whittaker and Co., London, and Waugh and Innes,
Edinburgh.

This day was published, Sri,. price. pc boards,
APRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the
GOSPELS of ST. MATTHEW and ST. MARK.
in the form of Lectures, intended to assist the Practice of
Domestic Instruction and D-•votion.
By the Rglit Rev. JOHN BIRD SUMNER, D.D.
Lord Bishop of Chester.

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