The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-24 00:00:00

WORKS IN THE PRESS, AND mum WILL
SHORTLY.BE PUBLISHED,'
By CHARLES KNIGHT, Pall-Mall East.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL, COMMAND.

I. OANNIS MILTON' ANGLE de DOC-
," ,TRINA CHUSTIANA Libri dun posthumi, nunc
pritnum typis numtlatii.oticnto C. It. S parri En, M.A.—One
v 01.416.

At the same time will be published,
A TREATISE on CHRISTIAN POCTR ENE,
.by Jobn
ilton ; translated from the original by C. 11. :Stunner, M.A.
Librarian and Historiographer to his Majesty, and Preben-
dary of Worcester.—One vol. 4to. uniform with the original.
The above Works are printing at the Cambridge University
Press, and will be sold also by Rudd and Calking ,Booksellers
in ordinary to kis Majesty, NI-Mall; by Ebers,,Old non&
street ;- ltryd by Rivingtops, Waterloo-Aux, and St. Paul's
Church-yarch,,Hooliselltiri: extraordinary to. his Majesty; and
by Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly.

11. LETTERS of HOB ACE WA ',POLE (afterwards
Earl of Orford) to the Earl of Hertford, during his Lordship's
Embassy in Paris.-1 vol. royal 4to.
11" In addition to the usual gay and anecilotical style of
Walpole's 1/,,AtCrs, this collection contains most curious and
valuable" inforniation on the political parties, and Ministerial
and Opposition intrigues, of the . early part of the reign of
George the Third.
111. The MOOR, a Poem, in Six Cantos. By Lord Por-
chester.
IV. The COMMERCIAL POWER of GREAT BRI-
TAIN; exhibiting a complete View of the Public Works of
this Country, under the several heads of Streets, Roads, Ca-
nals, AquedUcts. Bridges, Coasts, and Maritime Ports.By
Charles Unpin, Member of the institute of France, &c. &c. &c.
Translated from the French, with original Notes illustrative of
the various details. Two vols.Bvo., with a 4to. Atlas of Plans,
Elevations, &c. of the Works described. •

V. The DIARY of HENRY TEONGE, a Chaplain on
board the English ships Assistance, Bristol, and Royal Oak,
from. 1675 to 1679 ' • containing a Narrative of the Expedition
against Tripoli in 1675, descriptions of the most remarkable
places at which the vessels touched, and the most curious de.
tails of the economy and discipline of the Navy in the tune of
Charles 11, Now first published from the original manuscript ;
with en account of the Author, Fac-similes of his Autographs,
and copious biographical and explanatory Notes, offering many
remarkable illustrations of ancient and foreign customs. .One
vol. Bvo. •

VI. TALES of HUMBLE LIFE.
" Familiar matter of to-day ;
• Some natural sorrow, loss, or pain,
That has been, and may be again."—Wort4worth.
One small vol. for distribution to Schools and Families.

VII. A COMPBNDIUM of the BRITISH PEERAGE;
comprising the Names, Ages, and Inter-marriages of the two
present Generations ; with the Sirnames, Creations, Residences,
Offices, Titles of Honour, &c. &c. Arranged alphabetically
in a tabular form. By Charles White, Esq. One vol. 12mo.
uniform with the Court Calendar.

VIM The ABDUCTION ; or, the Adventures of Major
Semi.; a Story of the , Times of Charlei 11. Three vols.
post livo. • • • ,
IX. EVERY DAY OCCURRENCES.
" Tritus, et •e medio fortuntt ducats acervo."—Juvenal.
• Two vols. post livo
X. TO-DAY IN IRELAND; a Series of Tales, consist-
ing of the Carders, Connemara, and Old and New Light.—
Three volf4 post Ilvo.
XI. NARRATIVE of a PEDESTRIAN JOURNEY
through RUSSIA and SIBERIAN TARTARY, from the
the Protitiers of China to the Frozen Sea and Karntchatka ;
performed during the years 1820, 1821, 1822, and 1823. By
Captain John Dundas Cochrane, R.N. Third edition, two
ioTS. post 8vo.: with Charts and Plates.
XII. COR PUS POETA RUM. An Edition of the LATIN
POETS, in a portable form, so as to offer a complete body of
referenCe, accessible on all occasions, has long been an object of
desire amongst scholars.
The present Wort: will contain the entire Text of the whole
of the Latin Poets in One Volume, printed from the best edi-
dors, with great beauty and correctness; and edited by a
Scholar of the first eminence. The Authors will be arranged
chronologically, with the exception of the Dramatic Writers.—
It is proposed to publish this Work in Six Parts—a Part to ap-
pear every Two Months.
Part I. will comprise CATULLUS, LUCRETIUS, VIR-
°HAUS, TIBULLUS, and PROPERTIUS. The Parts
will be 7s. 6d. each, forming 200 pages of royal /Ivo, double
columns. The portability, as well as cheapness, of this edition
will be obvious, when It is mentioned that the IVorks at pre-
sent form, in the most compressed shape, 19 volumes, at a
cost of M. ss. for the Regent's edition, and of 81. for the School
Delpliin edition.