The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-21 00:00:00

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coloured; 12s. boards,
ITASHIONABLg 'TOURS from LONDON, to
the pn isant Partsof I,ANCASIII RE, YORKSHIRE,-
W ESTNIO•R E L AND, CU N•taE R.LAND-, &c. &c. and the
NORTHERN COAST of WALES, as far as HOLY-
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'hundred engraved Miniature Sketches, takan on the spot, and
highly coloured, of the Towns,' Villages, Mountains, 'Rivers,
Lakes, Public Edifices, and Private Buildings, as they appear
to the,Traveller in:the principal Roads. With a NeM Let ter-
Press Description of> eacb,.and the Pieturesque•Scenery 'con-
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The several Rivers Eden, Caldew,- and. Petteril, join
their liquid embraces in the intervening Vales. Castle
from hence, on the one side, looks like a'completc., Fortress;
on another, comely bridges. are seen that cross the above
Rivers, whilst the numerous baiklings 01. the Town, its
watch towers and walls, unite in the view, and for col-
ledively Materials sufficiently interesting fbr the largest
landscape that. ever appeared on canvass ; and I have'the
farther presumption -to hope, that the traveller, by this
direaion,.will confess to 'have found, in the restrained corn,
pass of my present tour, scenes.-of all. descciptions ,as'great
ant gratifying as are to be wet with through the passes of
Switzerland-, Savoy, the Mps, or even the various thorough-
fareS that border the Rhine or the -Danube." •
VIDE SKET.CI-1 OF CARLISLE.
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Duty of a.iiroker. Whether the Plaintiff is to continue a
Broker or not, 1 do not kno.; but if he is, I wish he would
read it,.and attend-to it every day of his life. -For to be sure,.
betterObservatiolis on the Duty of a Broker,' on his Oath,
on his fond, and-Upon every tling.he ought to do, and some
things which he-ought not to lam sure I never read."
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YRIC AL BALLADS ;' with Vag ior-al and other
I-4 POEMS.
By W. WORDSWORTH. .
P ripted for T. N. Longman: and ;O. ;Rees, Paternoster-
row. •
..The attempt .made in "thiS•liqle Volume, is one that
meets qui. cordial,approbation, and it an-attempt by no
means unsuccessful. The endeavour of tile..Atitilor is to -re-
call our Poetry trum the fantastical excess of refinement to
simplicity and nature. The account of this ,clesign,.ancl its
probable etnds upon modern Reoders, is very sett.ibly
in the I ntrodudion. ,

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" We do not often find ,expressions that we esteem too:fa-
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miliar or' ,deficient in dignity.; on 'the contrary, we think
that the Author has succeeded iaattaining that judicicius de-
gree of simplicity, which accommodates itself- with ease,
even to thp sublime. It is not by Romp of woNs, but by
energy of thought, that sublimity •is most • successfully at-
chicycd ; and we infinitely prefer the simplicity, even of the
most unadorned tale in this Volume, to all the-meretriciOui
frippery of the Darwinian taste."—British Crktle, Oet: 1799.
" So much genius and \originality are discovered
Publication, that we wish to.-see another from the. same
hand, written .on more elevated subjeds,• and in a more
cheerful disposition.??,--Monthly keview, June 1799.

- This. Day was-published,
In One Volume; Copy Oclay°, price ss. in b6ards,',t •
A, NGLING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, RE-I
DUCED TO A COMPLETE SClENCE,:.fle_ing„;
the result of more than Forty Years real Practice and stazt.
Observation throughout the Kingdoms of, Great Biitain and .
Ireland. •
In THREE PARTS.

First.—Describing (among other things) fife Counties of
England, Wales, and Scotland, in Alphabetical Order; the
Rivers and other Waters which they contain; their Rise,
Progress, and Curiosities ; together, with those of Ireland
the Fish they produce, and the. Parts beg adapted for An-
gfmg interspe.rsed with curious and eiftertainingincidents
and Practical RenfNks never boforl.made public. '
Secondly.L--A --fuls Description of the different Kinds of
Fish take'n by Angling, &c. their Natures, Haunts, Seasons,
Spawning
,times, Baits, Baiting-times ; and how to angle
for each ; with many curious, useful, and pleasing Observa-
tions.
Thirdly.—A List of Artificial Flies (the completest Col-
ledion ever yet known), 'which will take'Fish in all Waters
in each of the above Counties ; the, Materials, and• how to
make each, as described ; the most skilful way of throwing
the Line, and; of managing it-when in the Water Night F ly-
fishing ; Natural Fly-filing, &c.
By SAMUEL TAYLOR, dent. •
Printed for,T, N. Longman, and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater-
noster-row.
" This is evidently the Work of a perfel Master in the
Art of Angling ; and, after a careful inspedion of the whole
Volume, we venture to express our confident .opinion, that
it will be found of more practical utility to the Lovers of the
sport, than all the.protiudions of a similar kind that' have.
Oriete been published.'—,Ncrr London Review, April