The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-11 00:00:00

By

Physician to the National InstitutiNl for, the Oeafand Dumb,
Member of the Medical Society. of Paris, scc.

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For the USE of .SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS..
This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Royal ISmo. with Engravings, and a cor--
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handsomely bound and lettered';
151 HISTORY of GREECE, from the earliest
Periods, till its Reduaion into a Roman Province.
Intended principally for the Use of Schools,. and Yoirrig
Persons of both Sexes.
• - By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D.-
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Du m,.
• fries, Author of the British Nepos, Universal History, .&c.
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of NORM AMERICA

A New Edixion„ in Four large Volumes, Oclavo, Price Two
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large Tables, &c.
TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of
NORTH AMERICA, the COUNTRY of thc IRO-
QUOIS, and UPPER CANADA, in the Years 1795, 1796,
and 1797; by the
DUKE of ROCHEFOUCAULT LIANCOURT.
Within authentic Account of LOWER CANADA.

Critical ~probations of this Valuable Work.-
" These Travels constitute a Work. of much greater Im-
.portance and Value than are attributable to the generality of
Publicationg under similar Titles. They arc writt.n in the
manner of Arthur Young's Travels in France, and furnish the
Reader with a: vast Mass of Geographical, Commercial,
litical, and Economical Information, the result of attentive
remark, and judicious inquiry."—New Annual Register.
" Oirr present Traveller has united great attention to no
common abilities. His Descriptions are cLar and explicit,
and his Observations in general are judicious. He had the
best means of Information. Through the whole of the Tour,
Agricukture, and its various operations and instruments, were
observed with particular attention. His Description of the
Northern and i..asters Regions ofihe Clrited States, may be
considered as a valuable and faithful account of a Country
hitherto little known."-- Critical Review.

The useful Information which this; Work contains, is
considerable. The Duke h;is certainly not been an idle Try.
yeller, and his Agricultural Remarks will assist thb
Reader, in acqu►ring correct ideas of the Country. The
TranSlator appears to be well acquainted with the A mericart
States; and h►s Notes frequtntly increase Site inhmation,
and correct the errors of the original ."—Monthly Re
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May JO, ISOz

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GENTLEM.Y.N.
NOTWiTHSTANDING the issue of, the Con_
test which has jnst limy dosed, I beg. Leave to return
you my warmest Thanks for the very -flattering Support-you
havesendered me, and to assure you of my fixed determina-
tion to offer myself a Candidate for the Honour"of represent-
,ing" the County of Cambridge at the ensuing General Elec-
tion.—ln consideration of its ;tear approach, I feel unwilling
o give the County anv‘further trouble on the present occa-
sion. It was my misfortune .to be prevented from entering
upon my Canvass so early as I had intended ; I wish there-
fore to inform those Gentlemen, whose Votes were engaged.
previou.s to the declaration of my intention oroflering myself
at the- late Elet'tion, and the --Freeholders at large, that I
shall lose no time in personaily oaying them my respells,
and in soliciting .tlu;HOnour of their Suffrages and ,interest at
the appioiChing Ele,ilion of the New Parliament.
•A haye the 'Honour to be,
• , - • Gentlemen,
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- • CHAR LES-SOMERSET MANNERS.
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' This Day was üblished:
In One Volume.oClavd, Price Bs. in hoards,
A new Edition .{being the Third) of
SURVEY of the TUnKISH EMPIRE. In
which are' considered, I. Its -Government, Finances,
Military and Naval Force, Religicin, History, Arts, Sciences,
.Manners, commerce, and Population. 11. The ..Mate
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Crina Tartars; the"Subjedion of the-Greeks, their Ellbrts,
towards Emancipation, and the Interest of other Nations in
their SuccCss. 111. The Causes of 'the Detline of Turkey,
and those which tend to the prolong: tion of its Ex,istence,
with a Developement of the Political System of the late Em-
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the Necessity of abolishing the Leval-4 ,Company; and the
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Many Years resideitt i Turkey and in Ruisi.
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THE HISTORY of:FRANCE, Civil and Mill-
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