The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day were published,
Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, Bvo. with a Portrait,
Klee 21. 25.,
THE POEMS of the Right lion. • LORD
BYRON.

At the same time, a New Edition also, in 5 Vols.. small Sro.
price 355.
***The Tragedies to complete the above, may be bad se-
parately.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This Day was published,
A Ness Edition, in Two Volumes, Post Bro. price 165. of
BRACEBIUDGE HALL ; or, the Hu-
' mourists.
By the Author of the Sketch Book.
Another Edition,..2 Vols. Bro, price 445.
SKE rex BOOK, 2 Vols. post Oro. price Ws.
Ditto Voig. EMI: price 245.
KNICKERBOCKER'S NEW YORK, s Vols. post ssu.
price 14s.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This Day was published, in svo. price ss. 611.
THE STORY of OUR FIRST PARENTS,
in one connected Narrative, selected' from MILTON'S
PARADISE LOST, for the Use of Young Persons.
By Mrs. SIDDONS.
This immortal Poem is seldom appreciated by the Young;
and its perusal is, perhaps, very generally regarded rather as
a duty than- a pleasure. This has been attributed by Dr.
Johnson, to the want of human interest. In those passages,
therefore, which I selected for our evening readings, my pur-
pose was to obviate this objection, by bringing before my
mily, in uninterrupted connexion, tho'separts which relate to
the fate of our First. Parents; and by omitting every thing,
however exquisite in its-kind, which did not immediately
hear upon their affecting and important story. Such was the
origin of the present Volume. 'Some friends lately suggested
to me, that the Abstract, which had been found interesting;
and instructive to my own Children, might not he wholly un-
profitable to those of others; and, in that hope, I have been
persuaded to the present publication ---,(Preface.)
Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street.

On Wednesday next will be published,
In 8v0:, the Fifth Edition,

RUITZNE R.-A TALE,-
By HARRIET LEE.

The following Drama is taken entirely from. Kruitzner, a.
Tale, by Miss Lee.. When I was young (about 14, I think), I
first read this Tale, which made a deep impression upon,me
and may, indeed, be said to contain the germ of much that I
have since written. I have generally found, that' those who
had read this Tale agreed. with me in their. estimate of,the
singular power of mind and conception which it developes.
Among those whose opinions. agreed with mine upon this
story, I could mention some very high names ; but it is not
necessary, nor indeed of any use, for every One must lodge
according to their own feelings. I merely refer the reader t►o
the original story, that he may see to what extent I have bor-
rowed from it ; and ant nut unwilling that be should find
much greater pleasure it) perusing it than the Drain's, which
isi founded upon its contents --(Lord BilioN's Preface to
Werner.)
Printing for Johu Murray, Albemarle•strret.

THE COTTAGER'S MONTHLY VI-
SITOR, Volume the Second (for the Year UM), is
this day published, price 6s. boards, or EN:6d. half-bound.
The Second Part of Volume the Second, may also be bad,
price 3s, 6d, half-bound ; and any Single Number at 6d.
Printed for F. C. and,J. Rivington, Saint Paul's Church-
yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall.
(To be continued Monthly.)

" The Volume before us is a very useful and well-managed
publication, 611e4 with a variety. of information more .or, less.
valuable,discussing subjects that come closely home to the con-
cents, thoughts, and anxieties of the labouring classes ; sup
Besting plans of economy, and directing how to turn to the best
account the opportunities and small advantages of their sta-
tion. It is a Publication that was much`wanted, We recall -
mend it heartily, 'and exhort. our benevolent Friends to pro-
mote its circulation in the Country_ to the utmost of their
power."—(Extract from "The Enquirer," for April, 1822 )