The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-26 00:00:00

fine and numerous Series of Papal Medals, in Silver, and a
large Collection of Italian Medals in Bronze; together with
his Curiosities and Miniatures, Gems, &c.
PERSIAN MANUSCRIPTS.
A very choice Collection of Persian Manuscripts, relating
chiefly to the History, Statistics and Revenue of India, in ex-
cellent condition.

UNPUBLISHED AUTHENTIC MANUSCRIPT HIS-
TORICAL DOCUMENTS, LETTERS, &c:, the en-
tire Property of a GENTLEMAN of the highest considera-
tion in Holland, by whose family they have been accumu-
lated and preserved.
An invaluable and highly interesting Collection of Unpub-
lished Manuscript Historical DoCuments, consisting of Papal
Bulls, commencing in .1297 ; Ancient Charters of the Low
Countries, beginning in 1317, with the appendant Seals of the
Nobility any Eminent Men of those States, in the highest state
of preservation.
A Collection of above 3000 Pieces relative to Political Events,
rom 1706 to 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 William the
Firs, Prince of Orange, the Archduke Mathias (afterwards
Ethperor), Maximilian de Bossu, .Montmorency de Montigny
(assassinated by Philip the Second), and others, from 1572 to
• 1.543 ;—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, No-
bles and Great Men of various parts of Europe; among them,
four from Queen Elizabeth of England, (nue written entirely
with her own hand to William the first Prince of Orange, re-
commending the Earl of Leicester) ; .Tames the Sixth of Scot,
land (First of England), Frederic and Elizabeth of Bohemia,
Charles the First, Henrietta Maria, Princess Mary, &c.,
Duke of Buckingham, Earls of Essex and Leicester (the fa-
vourites of Elizabeth), Sir Henry Vane, Sir Francis Walsing-
ham, and Sir Francis Vera; also a Letter in Cypher, (from
Oxford) each page having the Sign Manual of Charles the
First, and countersigned by his Secretary, G. Dighy.
A most valuable and Multifarious Collection of Letters of
Eminent Literary Men of England, France, and other Coun4
tries, containing Poetry, Pieces of Prose, &c.
Likewise a very extensive Collection of Alba Amicorum,
among then a Quarto Volume presented by the learned .Dib-
bithis to the Synod held at Dort in the pears 1616, 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 with Itheir own hands, (in Hebrew, Greek, Latin,
and English) in comemoration of that event, which at that
time, and long afterwards; excited so much attention and dis.:
cusaion. Also a Volume formerly belonging to the Family of
Heysius, commencing in the year 1541, and ending in 1623,
in which are above 300 Autographs of Princes, Nobles, Learn-
ed Men, and other remarkable persons, among which will be
fbund those of Martin Luther, 1545, and Philip de Melancthon,
154. 'rids Album contains Drawings from Subjects in the
New Testament, &c.; a singular Dance of Death, and Coats
of many of the Individuals whose bad writing; it contains.
With many others as hifThly interesting, but too numerous
for detail in a general advertisement.
(1. An ample descriptive Catalogue is preparing, and fur-
ther particulars will be given.