The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-11 00:00:00

Just published, Gratis,
BULL'S NEW SYSTEM
of Supplying FAMILIES, BOOK-SOCIETIES, gee.
throughout England, Scotland, and Ireland, with all the New and
valuable Publications, Magazines, and Reviews, regularly for Peru-
sal. Full particulars of its advantages, with a List annexed •f all the
New Publications, can be had or sent by Post, as a Single
Letter, on application to Mr. BULL, Librarian, 19, Holles-street,
four doors from Cavendish-square.

GONOSS, EX INGLIS, WISE, CANTON.
FORTY-EIGHT superb GONOSS have been
imported in the Inglis, by Messrs. LYON and Co., 25,
PRINCE'S-STREET, EDINBURGH; selected at Canton by
the Supercargo expressly for their sale, and are ;allovved [by com-
petent judges to be the finest ever brought to Europe.
A List, giving the Diameter and Prices, will be forwarded by
Post, on application as above.

TO CANTEEN MAKERS, SADDLERS, TINMEN,
TAILORS, AND OTHERS.
AS Troops are going to Canada, I recommend to
your notice a PORTABLE CANTEEN, LEATHER
BAG, NEST of TINS, a COATIE or SPENCER, and other
ARTICLES, useful on Active Service. The Patterns are in the
Naval and Military Museum, Whitehall-yard, where you may see
them ; and I hope they will add to your business, and to the corn
fort of my Brothers in Arms when in a Bivouac.
GEORGE GUNNING,
Lieut. H.P. lit Dragoon Guards.

CONSIGNMENT OF QUARTER PIPES
of PORT and SHERRY., of high character, imported ex-
pressly for private trade, and are strongly recommended to Gen!le-
men and Families in the country, as being the most economical
mode of purchasing, and ensuring a genuine Wine of fine quality.
They will be forwarded direct from the Docks to the Purchaser,
duty, and every expense in London included, at the under-men-
tioned Cash Prices :—First-class Port (the (nest that can be ob-
tained), 231. ; Second-class ditto (very excellent), 201. ; First-
class Sherry (the finest gold coloar), 231.: Seeond-class ditto (very
excellent), 21/. 10s.

GEO. HENEKEY and Company,
Gray's Inn Wino Establishment, :23, High Holborn, London.
Note.—The Port, Ms. and 33.9, per dozen; Sherry, 3Ge. to 4!i.

SALES BY AUCTION.

AT 21, BUDGE-ROW.
On TtrunsnAY, 18th January, 1838, at Twelve o'Clock precisely,
By Order of the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the ADMI-

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RALTY,
AQUANTITY of SUPERIOR WARM
CLOTHING, consisting of Pea, Monkey, and Blue Cloth
Jackets, White Spotted and Blue Knitted Worsted Jackets, Flush-
ing Trowsers, Swanskin and Flannel Drawers, Blankets, Cotton
Shirts, Duck Frocks, and Trowsers, Wadmill Hose and Shoes,
with Navy and Marine Accoutrements, &c. &c.
Catalogues in time by

JOS. BOWMAN, 21, Budee-row%

MR. HODGSON will SELL, at his Great
Room, 192, Fleet-street, on FRIDAY, Jan. 12, and Five
following days, at Half-past Twelve.

_
VALUABLE BOOKS,
Including the LIBRARY of an ARCHITECT, leaving Eng-
land; also the STOCK of a COUNTRY BOOKSELLER, by
order of the Assigneess. Among which are,
FOLlO.—Antichita di Ercolano, 9 vols. ; Montfaucon's Anti-
quities, 15 vols., large paper; Moreri Dictionaire Historique, avec
Supp., 10 vols; Augustini Opera, 8 vols. ; Grwvii et Gronovii
Thesaurus Antiquitatum Romanorum, 45 vols. ; Lutheri Opera, 4
vols. ; Russell's Indian Serpents, 2 vols. coloured ; Adam's Archi-
tectural Works ; Taylor's and Cresy's Rome, 2 vols. ; Critici Saeri,
9 vols. ; Morant's Essex, 2 vols. ; Launoii Opera, 5 vols. ; Per-
kins's Works, 3 vols. ; Cocceii Opera, 10 vols. ; Campbell, Woolfe,
and Gandon's Vitruvius, 5 vols.

QUART o.—Britton's Architectural Antiquities and Cathedrals,
large paper, 10 vols. ;llin Antiquites Naturales, Y vols. ; Trans-
actions of the Horticultural Society, 12 vols. ; Philosophical Trans-
actions, 1788 to 1836 ; Cook's Voyages, with folio plates, 9 vols. ;
Archwologia, 1819 to 1837 ; Fleury Histoire Ecclesiastique, 36 vols.
OCTAVO, &c.—Wa]pole's Painters and Engravers, 5 vols. ;
Donovan's Naturalist's Repository, 5 vols., coloured; Pickering's
Aldine Poets, 34 vols. ; Gell's Pompeiana, 2 vols. &c.,
To be viewed and Catalogues had.