The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-27 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AucTioN,

By Mr. SOTHEBY, at his House, WELLINGTON-STREET,
WATERLOO BRIDGE, S I'RAND, .oil MONDAY, March
I, and Five following Days, at Twelve o'clock,
THE Mutire, Choice, and very Valuable LI-
BRARY of the Late WILLIAM HODGSON Esq.
F.R.S. of Huddesden, Hertfordshire: including:—
Muae Fransms, 4 tom. a splendid copy, red morocco—the
Galleries of Le Brun, Orleans, Florence, and Luxembour-hp,
all very fine—the Stafford Gallery, a brilliant coloured coy,
in 45 Nos. complete—the British Gallery, proof impressions'
of the plates; Boydellll Collection
. cf Prints, 4 vol. brilliant
impressions ; Capt. . s Works, 2 roL.; Sandby's Views,
2 vol. very fine—the various Works of Piranesi, original Edi-
tions—Stuart's Athens,
3 vol.—Campbell's Vitrurius Bri-
tannicus. 4 vol.—Britton's Architectural Antiquities, 4 vol.
large paper—Strutt's Manners and Customs of England, with
his various other Works—Voyage Pittoresque de Naples, de.
Sicile, de la Suisse, &c. 13 tom. brilliant iinpressions, uni-
formly and superbly bound in red morocco, gilt .leaves—La
Borde Voyage de France, 12 vor.—La Borde Voyage d'Es-
P3g"e* papies vetch), 44 Livraisons, comple e— Holbein's
Portraits, original Edition, very fine—Birch's Lives, With
Houbrakell's Portraits, 2 vol. large paper—Clarke and M'Ar-
times Life of Lord Nelson, 2 vol. printed no vellum, royal
quarto—Clarke's Travels in Russia, 4 vol.—Horsley's Britan-
nia Boinana—Nichols's Bibliotheca Topographica Biitannica,
8 vul. complete—Manning and Bray's History of Surrey, :3
vol.—Surtees' History of Ourham, 2 vol.—Beauties of Eng-
land and Wales, complete, large paper—Dibdin's various To-
pugraphical %Works, on large paper, superbly bound, &c.
N.B.—The Books are in the fittest Condition, and the
Books of Prints have been selected with great attention and
acute discrimination, with regard to the early Impressions
of the Plates.

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of Sale.

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On Saturday, the 27th of March, will he published,
Printed uniformly with the former Volume, with 13 Maps
&c. and 26 finished Engravings, by Finden, after Draw
logs of the most interesting Subjects, by Captain Lyon
4to. price dl. 14s. 6,1.

JOURNAL of a SECOND VOYAGE for
the DISCOVERY of a NOJt'I'H•WEST PASSAGE
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, performed in the Tears
1821, 42, 13, i►► His Majesty's Ships Fury and Hecla, under
the orders of

Captain WILLIAM EDWARD PARRY, R.N.
Printing for JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

This Day was published, price Is. '6d.
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ASPEECH, which ought to have been Spoken
in the DEBATE on the Martinis of LANSDOWNE'S
MOTION, That the Two Bills for giving the Elective Fran-
chise. and other Immunities, to the English Roseau Catho-
lics, he read a Second Time ; July 9, 184.3.
Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard;
and IVatarloo-place,

EXTRAORDINARY CHARACTER AND CIRCUM-
STANCE.-A woman aged 84,we1l known by the nameof Tammy
Trout, who has travelled a distance equal to the circumference
of the globe several times over, and cried oysters about this city
(Fxeter) and neighbourhood upwards of half a century, was a
few days since, when returning home to the coast at night on
the Budleigh road, thrown from her donkey, by which her leg
was broken, and she remained on the ground for some time,
until she was found by some workmen, who replaced her on the
animal. From want of proper care she had several other falls on
her way home ; and after enduring excrutiating agonies, reached
her cottage at midnight. She was soon attended by a surgeon,
who found the bone of her leg had penetrated through the flesh,
and in this dreadful situation she was-conveyed to the Devon
Hospital, where every care was rendered. A mortification com-
mencing, the surgeons informed -her that her existence would
terminate in 24 hours, unless -her leg was cut off; she imme-
diately submitted to the amputation, and it being now a week
since, hopes are entertained of her recovery.—( Exeter Allred.)