The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-23 00:00:00

I::TUALL/A'c.Ol•FK'E,

~art. t 6, 18tz.
THE COMMISSIDERS'for FIC7'UALLI:NG
His 111,4.7ESTY'S .N/11ZY do hoe& give Notice, That
an Friday the 24th jnrt. tbey will be ready to receive Tenders In
writing "sealed pp), and treat f,r Three (lambed Bags of
K E N.T IS H 110 PS, of•the gr,.,wth of the year IStt , to he an-
swerable to S.w.j.fes to be produced with the Tenders ; to be de..
livered within One Month, jars Lis 111alestj's YiElualiing
Stores at Dettlord ; and to Le paid for p.D .46/e, I:
Interest, Ninety ll.r:ys after date. •

The Condit/vas of the Contract 11:.y he see 4 at the S,ereta):

Offiee.

No regard will 6e had to ivy Tender in vi.hie-b the Price shall
not be ice/ in -un-.,drat er that shall not be delivered
to the Beard befare Owe cteltck on the said Friday, the 24th ing,
nor unless the Pet-son 'who makes the Tender, or some Person on
half, attendi, lo answer when Cal:C:i fir.

This Day was published, •
In small 061aVo, for a Pocket Book, neatly printed by Ben-
sley, price 75. sewed, or in boards,
TABLES for the PURCHASING of ESTATES,•
11 reehold,. Copyhold, or Leasehold, Annuities, &C. and
for the tenewing of Leases- held under Cathedral Churches
Colleges, or ether. Corporate l:odies, for Terms •or Years
certain, and for Lives. -t °gaiter with several useful and in,
testing Tables, conneaed with the subject. .Also the live
Tables of Compound Interest.
By W. INWOOD, A rehitea and Surveyor.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No.
59, High Holborn. •

"Fhis Day was published,
In One Volum; Quarto, embellished with two Maps, fit.
teln Plates, (many finely coloured), and fifteen Vignettes;
price 31. 3s. beards,
'TRAVELS in the ISLAND of ICELAND, (lur-
ing the Summer of the Year IS •
By SIR C; EORGESTEUART MACKENZIR, Bart.
Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, &c. &c. &c.
This Work contains the (thservations made in that
interesting Island, by SirGeorge.Maekenzie, Bart. Mr. Hol-
land, and Mr. Bright. A PreliminaiT Dissertation on the
History and Literature of Iceland precedes the Journal of
the Travellers. In the Journal is deScribed the Conn-
try, the hot Springs, Volcanoes, and other natural Curios
ties, and also the Manners and Customs of the Inhabi.
tants ; and it is followed by distinct Chapters, on rural,
political, -and ecclesiastical All:drS; on the present State
of Liteptufe on Natural History, Botany, and Minefa.
logy. _ _

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ()Mae, and Brown;
Cade!! and, Davies; W. Miller, and- I. Murray, London;
and Archibald Constable ar.d Co. Edinburgh.

This Day were published,
In Two large Volumes, 061.iv0, price-245: -,
Ms HAVELS in GREECE, PALESTINE,
EGYPT, and BARBA RY, during the Years 113Q6
and 1807.
By F. A. DE CHATRA,UantAtiD„
•, We think this an uncommonly ,:niciiainniA 'uvux, anti
it is so chiefly by means of its vivid descriptions, genetally
so much in the tone of genuine feeling, of scenes that will
alwayS be powerfully captivating to the imaginations of
cultivated men, and of men who feel so much interest in
religion as to be interested by its associations. The work
abounds with reflections which are sometimes acute oftzil
pathetic, and in several instances sublime."

Ede&lc Rev;

" M. Chateaubriand appears to be a tnan Of strong
feelings ; he is often a nice and' discriminating observer,
and his - sketches both of persons and of places exhibit
much cicirredness, vivacity, and spirit of delineation."

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