The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-25 00:00:00

THE CANADAS.

. This Day were published, in a splendid and very large Vo-
lume in Quarto, illustrated with 30 Copperplates, engraved
from original- Drawings taken on the .sput by
.the Author,
price al.. i cs. in boards, . - 1

TRAVELS through the CANADAS ; contain-
ing a Qescription of the Pi6l6resque Scenery oit some
of the Rivers and Laic's.; with an 4Accoula of the Piodkic,
tions, Commerce, and inhabitants of those. Provinces. To
which is subjoined a Comparative View or -the Manners airlt
Customs olseveral of the Indian Nations of North and South
-America. '

-By GEORGE FIERIOT; Es+
Deputy Postrnaster-Generil of British North America ,&e.
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friars; and to be had of all Booksellers.
N :B. A few Copies of the Plates which have been beau-
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been done up in a. separate Atlas; and the Work with this
elegut acaoinpanintent may be had at Three Guinean and, a
Hall per Copy.

. . . .
NATURAL HISTORY.
This Day was published;
Embellished with Twelve beautifully coloured Engravings,
• price "ss. half-bintrut,
HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the
A, most Retharkable and Interesting BRITISH B R DST
containing a popular View of their Charaders and Habirs-;.
accompanied by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amuse-'
'went and I ustru6tion of young Persons. - .
.liy the A tier it o R of The Hitory of British Domestic
Quadrupeds.
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. Of whom may be.had, . . •
-The History of British Domestic Quadrupeds, with plates;
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Animal Biography ; or, -Anecdotes of AniMals, &c,. by. the
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MISS OWENSON's POEMS.
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•
Elegantly printed, price 7,5. in boards,
THE LAY of an IRISH 'HARP ; or, METRI-
.
• CAL FRAGMENTS.
• By Miss OWENSC)N,
Author of the Novice of St. Dominic, the Wild Irish Girl,
84c.
Trifles light as air. ----S.hakspeare.
V rai papillon tie ParnasSe.—L4 Fontaine.
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Ot whom may be had, •
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vols. price I BS.
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Sir john Carr's Stranger in Ireland, with beautiful En-
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THE YVATERING PLACES, FOR 1807;
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Volume. illustrated with nearly. Seventy Maps and 'Views,
THE GUIDE to ALL •the WATERING and
SFA-HATHING PLACES • irt ENGLAND and
WALES, for rSo7, consisting of .Accurate and Circumstan-
tial Descriptions of every Place of Fashionable Resort, :tad
of the Curiosities and Scent'ry in their Environs, with an
Itinerary of the Roads to and trom„paCh Place.
By the EDITOR-of the PICTURE of LONDON.
This Work is so welt known, and has been so universally
approved of fir its completeness and accuracy; that any fur-
ther description-of-its Contents, or any observations on its
merits and utility, would-be superfluous.
The Places described are:
Leiningtom Priors
Little Hampton
Lime Regis . •
Lymington
Malvern
Mari:Ate
Matlock
Ramsgate
Scarborough
Sidmouth
,Souptamptort
• Southend .
Swansea
Teignmouth
Tenbv
"Pularidge Wells
Weymouth
Worthing
Yarmouth
A Tour to the'Lakes
A Tour in South Wales .
I A Tour in Noah Wales.

Aherystwith
Bath
Blackpool
Bognor and 1-tothampton
Burlington
Brijrton
• Bristol, I lot Wells, and
Clifton
• Broadstairs
' •
Buxton
Cheltenham
Cromer
Da.vtsh
Dover
East Bourne
Exmouth
Folk stone
Fowey
Harrowgate
Hastings
I I tracombe
Isle of Wight
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SALES OF ESTATES.

CLAPHAM, surutr•.Y,

CAPITAL ELIdiiiLCiaSiDENCE:i;ARDENS, and
LAND.
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,.
" • -13 - Mr. ROBINS,
'At Garraway's Coffee-house, in E 11ry. Cot-oh-04
To.Artorrow, .the 24th Just, at Twelve o'Clock,

.A DESIRABLE aUcl. Valuable."' LEASEE4OLD
E STA t.L, situate adjoining the '1
the Property and late Residence of COI ua Oaks, gore:
, abi
;.,,comprising an excellent subs•-antial Brick Owe!.
ling Flotase, planned folk the accc”nnti,-datiOn Gent leni,ni's
Family ; ,)ilices of every description, C.,
house, and Stable ;--an elgant and produrtive Kitchen Gar-
den, .well cropped, and planted with choice Fruit Trees;
• Grern House, Lawn, and Pleasure Ground ; Yards end Out.
:buildings. Also the Nursery Greund adjoining, about three
Acres, .on I.e;;.se to. Mr. fames Fairbaira. The House and
; Offices are in complete order, 'and fit for imutediare recwtion.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with, the excellent
r Household furniture, at a valuation.
To be viewed with Tickets enly. Particulars on the Pre.
miser ;at the Plough, Clapham ; S wan, Stock well ; at
.G.-rraway't.; of Messrs. Blake and kV.liite, Essex-street,
Strand ; 'and of Mr. Robins, %Varwi::k-street, Colden square,
• where rickets fur viewing may be bad. . .

ELLCA'IIT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, GREEN.
PARK, ST. r ES's.
TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway'§- Collie-Loose, 'Cllanke-ancy, Cornhin, To-
morroxv, the 26th of May, 'at Twe ve o'C

SPACIOUS elegant FREEHOLD MANS'ION,,
: :the Property and late Residence of a Nobler:lm, situate..
in. St. lames's-place ; cotnprising„on. the (;iountl I:l6cr a.
handsome' Entrance-hall, Anti.room, . noble Dining room
with hawed front to the ,Park, , a•cheettiii Morning-room,
Dressiitg.room, &c. ; on the principal Story is a capital;
Drawitig.roorn with bowed •fmnt to the Paris, I.ibrary,
roomy Bed-Chambers. with Bed.cti.imbers and
rooms over, with servants' Rooms, &c. on the 11.:smenr,
Servants'-hall and Dressing-roow, Butler's anti Houst-...
keeper's' Rooms, i-ardor, Yantts, and convente:it (26i:we..
The Premises are most envianly situated,.,ovariookine, the
Green Park, and are capab'e of being converted int, one of
the first Residences in Town. . .

May he viewed by Tickets ; Particulars on the Premises ;
of Mr. Evans, Newmait's-courr, Corniiiil ; at Garrawii.'s ;
and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom
Tickets for viewing may be had. • .

ELIGIBLE MARINE RESIDENCE, GARDENi, ANL)
LAND, PORTCHESTER, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, :TO-rnorrOw, the. 2,6 th of May, at Twelve.
o'Clock,
16i. VERY Eligible .-COVYHOLD ESTATE, late
the Residettee. of General Porter ; comprisMg a very
desirable Family-House, containing an-herons
,Apartrocia,
hAulsothely finished, appropriate for a Family or respectabi-
lity,
.with excellent attached and- detached Offices oftvery
description, Gardens, Pleas:ire-Grounds, Meadow-land, abd.
Cottage. • The Premises in complete Repair, are very plea...,
sandy and healthily situated near Portchcster, contiguous to •
the great Wvstern Road, in a respectable neighbourhood, of
easy access to the Sea, where there is gvAl 13;,+fliing, -and in':.
country abounding•with Field. Sports, pi-,:s:torin4 an adiiiira- `
ble situation fora Naval or Military Officer, being within -
miles of Portsmouth by water, 7.by land, 14 Crum Souiltamp-
t6n, and 72 from London.
May be viewed by applying' to Mr? hllan Mackenzie;
Portehester BarrackS, of vt hom Particulars may be had of
Mr. Vicat, Mr: Inhn Reny,-High street, and at the Foinuani,
Portsmouth ; White Hart, Guildlord ; Sun, Kingston;
Carraway's •, and of Mr. Robins, • Warevick-street,' 'Golden.
square, London. • •

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