The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-09 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION

This pay :vas published,
Elegantly printed :n two large volumes, 4to. illustrated with
a Map of Italy, T err engraved Plans of Churches, and In-
price .Five Guineas in boards,
A CLASSICAL T-0, Ult •TIIII.OUGII
ITALY. "
• thee. est Italia diis sacra, hie Sautes ejus, hoc oppida.po
pulorum. Min. Nat. Hist. 111.. 40.,

Att. •MDCCCII.
By the Rer.,JOJIN Y.USTACE.
Second teti§ed ane. elilArgef.
Lam Ptikted for „Lu:ig.tte-streeL

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" ThiG is one of the best,trooksoftra-vels that have appear.,
ed since we began our labour,. (I) Eustace is endow,.•
ed with all the natural and acquired kifts and, adi'ati;.'ages
which fitted Ir m fOi;inifriiately knoW,ng Italy avid Italians." e 2)
" His religioiti•„sentirnott. and.• polit*al principles .are
equally liheraL"(3) " *His style is pure and tiowing.'•!(.l.:
" His description of Meal leenery is unrivalled."( 5) •Hi
classical taste displa)•s with.,pci;uliar advaiitagc aod•ua-
cinninon felicity.".(fl) • -
" This a work that no person projecting a.to!::r t") I,aay
can hereafter-he without.' (7) "1., It is a 1116. A .!
to 'the whole country;. all Mr. EtiN.tace's
.re..Oingoall
all his en.leavours, appear to nave I,e4ar•dt-v:otl to.
the study of this gia,tious theatre or aircren,. alrit-itsoot-r,
pipits; his vigilance is ever on the alert; iris rea-souing• is
unobstructed by.fifejtidice; will iih,rove the
heart while it interests the. ukleistan,ling.•' `;:rlic
phi-
losopher, the poet, and the orico.-, may alil;t: pi. :lit by the
reflections, the-desciiptions.,:autithe style with which this*
elegant Tourist' has adorned and
.eariched his coaimunick.
Lions." (9) • - • ••
• • • •
" Jo peruSing arid reflecting on the Work of this learned,
dispassionate, and energetic Writer, we know not whether to
besto,.v the geeatest shar,eofcoannendation ou those talents
for description, which plaCe the reader on.the very spot, nod •
snrronqd him with every admonitaiS locorum, os on the many:
profriand realm' sand disclssions respecting historical, poll-
tic4l, literary, anirreligious stihjrcts, which are scattered in
did'ortint ports of his volumes."( to) - • .
' (1) Ed. Rev. N 0.42, p.37..—(2) Montipy.Rer. Feb. p. 114-
-(3) Quatierly Rev. No. I-9,• 223.-(4) *ills!' 'Critic,
p. Uritical Rev. p. 491,—(a) quarterly
Rev. No. -1.9, British Rev. No. to, p; 391. ,
(B)•..M.iiithly key..., Feb. p. 11G. British Rev. No. to,
p. 391.—(10) Monthly. Rey.. May, p. 39.
His obscrviitions-do.equal honour to his head and heart. -
t We can safely assure 00.eader, especially if he has' an
'oppurtimity of taking it as a g tilde to an :actual visit to Rome,
that no,Work can oe better calculated to assist his inquiries.—
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Edin. Rev. Nu. 4t, p. 397.
•lii thiS New Edition, the PUblisher has• endeavoured, by
the addition of a large, accurate, and finely engraved Map of
Italy, and by particular attention to the paper and type, to
do justice to a work, which the. Vutilic had received with such .
tthcoium on partiality.
:*•The Mapitwo Plates, with the additional matter contained •
in- this. Edition, may be.had by the purchasers of the previous
one, rite 55.
The Map of Italy; by Zarenoni, price ss.

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