The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-08 00:00:00

CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS.

This Day were published,
Neatly printed, in hour Vols. Bvo. with a Head of the Au-
thor, a New. Edition, price il. Ss. boards, and on Royal
Paper, hot-preSsed, il. 16s. boards, of
LETTERS, written by the late Right Hon. PHI-
LIP DORMER STANHOPE, Earlof CHESTER-
Fl E LO, to his Son, Philip Stanhope,'Esq. late Envoy Ex-
traordinary at the Court.of Dresden. Together with several
other Pieces on various Subjeds. Published from the Ori-
ginals, by Mrs. Eugenia Stanhope. The 13th Edition ;in
which are inserted, in their proper places, several Letters
that were Wanting at the time of their firtt publication.
LondOn Printed for I. Nichols and Son ; W. 1. and .
Richardson ; F. and C. Rivington ; W. Lowndes ; Cadell
and Davies ; 1. Walker ; I. Nunn ; Longman, Hurst, Rees,
and Orme ; B. Crosby and Co, ; 1. Mawman ; Vernor,
Hood, and Shirpe ; Booker, Lackington, Allen, and Co.
E. I errreys ; I. Asperne ; and Wilson and Spence, York.
Of whom may be had, another Edition, in 4 Vols. 12M0.
price 14s. boards. Also, a small Pocket Edition, id 4 Vols.
price Ss„:_

This Day Was published,-
I n TWo Vols. Crown Svo. price I 2S. boards,
EOGRAIIIICAL DELINEATIONS or, A
G
Compendious View of the Natural and Political State
of all .Parts of the Globe.
By jOIIN AIKIN, M.D.
.Printed for I. I ohnson, St. Paul's Church-yard.
The following account of thiS Work is given in the British
Critic, Vol 27. There are few writers of the present day
to whorn the public is more indebted than to Dr.Aikin, whe-
ther We consider the variety, the importance, or the agree-
ableness of his perfbrmances. The present is one of the neat-
est publications of the kind that has yet appeared in oar lan-
guage ; not intended to 'supersede the common Elementary
Books on the sUbjed of Geography, but to comprehend, in a
moderate compass, every thing most important relative to
the Natural and Political State of the World. The. Author's
own reinaiks, occasionally introduced on the political state
of the places descrited, ?re remarkable for their moderation
and sound sense."

A Proper Present for Young Persons of either Sex, and a
Useful Book in Schools.

TATL ER, S VE CT ATOLL, and c;IJARDIAN.
This Day were published,
In Fourteen Vols. Bvo. price 61. 6s. boards,
A New Edition, accurately printed on a large Type, with
Vignette Title-pages, and illustrate.t by Notes, of •

1-1:g TATLEIt, SPECTATOit,,~ and GUAR
•To which arc now pie:ix.:a (zd Edition, cor-
reded and enlarged) Prefaces, Historical and Biographical.
• ,By ALEX-AN Dhlt, CHALMERS, F. S. A.
With complete Indexes to the Notes and Illustrations, as
well as to the Papers themselves.
Either Work may be had by itself, viz. , Tatter, 4 vols.
zl. 25.---Spectator, 8 vols. 31. 45.—Guardian, 2 vols
Printed for JOhnson, W .I.•and j. Richaidson,l. Nichols
and .)n, C. and J. Rivirigton, -R. Faultier,
T. apse, idge and Son,- is Walker, Scatcherd and Let-
terman, Wilkie and Robinson,• G. Robinson, W. Lowndes,
Ogilvy and Son, Clarke and Son, T. Kay, JNunn, Darien
and Harvey, Longman, Hurst, Rees, mid Urine,' C. Law;
Vernor, [loud, and Sharpe, T. Boosey, Cadell and Davies,
Lackingtou, Allen, • and Co. E. Jeffry, B. Crosby and Co.
R. Pheney, j . Carpznter, Pute and Williams, J. White,
Wynne and Sun, W. Miller, I. Murray? I. and A. Arch,
S. Bagster, ILuding, j. Mawman, W. Ginger, I. /Lillis,
I. Asperne, T. Oste,ll, R. S, Kirby, and J. Booker.