The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-04 00:00:00

The very ektensive,COLLECTION of PRINTS and
BOOKS, of PRINTS, together with sotne highly interesting
Topographical Drawings, of the late Mr. JOHN SIMCO;
removed from his Residence, Air-street, Piccadilly.

The Entire LIBRARY of the late JAMES BOSWE LL,
Esq.; incuding{►, a complete Collection of the Books printed by
Sir A. Boswell, &c. &c. ; which will be sold by order of
the Administrator of the late James Boswell, Esq..

UNPUBLISHED. AUTHENTIC, .MANUSCRIPT DO-
,CUMENTS, LETTERS, &c. ; the entire Property of a
Gentleman of the highest consideration in Holland, by whose
family they have been accumulated and•preserved.
An invaluable and-highly iateresting COLLECTION of
UNPUBLISHED M A NUSCRII"T -HISTORICAL DO-
CUMENTS ; consisting of Papal Bulls, commencing in
1207;. Ancient Chatters of the Low Countries, beginning in
1317, with the appendant Seals of the Nobility and eminent
Men of those States, in the higheit itateof preservation. •
A Collection of above 3,000 Pieces relative to Political Events,
from .1706 t 0.1726, written in French to Jean Vanden Bergh,
Deputy of the States. General of the United Provinces ;.--Two
Volumes, comprising above 160 Letters, written to IVilliarn
the First, Prince of Orange, the Archduke Mathias (afterwards
Emperor), Maximilian de 805.4 U, Montmorency de Montigny
(assassinated by Philip the Second), and others, from 1572 to
1603 ;—Letters written to the Princes of Orange and Nassau,
William the First, Maurice, Frederick,. Henry, William the
Second and Third, and other Kings, Princes, Princesses,
.Nobles, and Great Men of various parts of Europe; among
them, four from Queen Elizabeth of England, (one written en-
tirely witk her own hand to William the First Prince of Orange,
recommending the Earl .of Leicester) ' • James the Sixth of
Scotland (First of England), Frederick and Elizabeth of Mlle-
mia, Charles the First, Henrietta Maria, Princess Mary, &c.,
Duke of Buckingham, Earls of Essex ant Leicester(the favour.
ites of Elizabeth), Sir Henry Vane, Sir. Francis Walsingliam,
and Sir Francis Vere ; also a Letter in Cypher, (from Oxford)
each page having the Sign Manua of Charles the First, and
countersigned by his Secretary, fi. Digby.
A most valuable and multifarious: Collection of Letters of
eminent Literary Men of England, France, and other Countries,
containing Poetry, pieces of Proses &c.
Likewise a very extensive Collection of Alha Amicorum,
among them a quarto -volume presented by the learned fib.
bitius to the Synod held at Dart in the years 1618, 17, and 18,
containing the Autographs of the • Deputies from the several
countries who were present at that celebrated Assembly In
this Volume the Deputies' of the Low Countries, England,
Scotland, the' Palatinate, the Helvetic Republic, &c.. &c.
have inscribed their own hands, .(in Hebrew, (ireek,
and English) in commemoration of that..event, which at diet
time, and long afterwards, excited so much attention and dis-
cussion. Also a volume formerly belonging to the fluidly of ,
Fleysius, commencing in. the year 1641, and ending in 1623,
in which arc above 300 Autographs of Princes, Nobles,
Learned Men, and other remarkable persons, among which.,
will be found those of Martin Luther, 1545, and Philip de
Melancthon, 1556. This Album contains Drawings from.
Subjects in the New Testament, &c. ; a- singular Dance of
and Coat of Arms of many of the Individuals whose
hand writing it contains.—With many °themes highly interest..
ing, but too numerous for detail in a general Advertisement.
ti• An ample descriptive Catalogue ispreparing, and further
particulars will be given.