The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-09 00:00:00

INTERESTING NEW WORKS
Just published by
EDWARD CHURTON (Late BULL and CHURTON),
26, Holles-street, London.

I.
JACQUEMONT'S JOURNEY IN INDIA.
2 vols. Bvo., with map and portrait, price 245.
_ _

LIFE OF PRINCE TALLEYRAND.
2 vols. Bvo., with iTortrait, price 245.
111.
MEMOIRS OF MIRABEAU.
2 vols. Bvo., price 21s.
IV.
RECOLLECTIONS OF MIRABEAU.
Third edition, 1 vol. Bvo., reduced to 10s. 6d.
V.

MEMOIRS OF MARSHAL NEY.
Second edition, 2 vole. Bvo., price 245.
VI.
A BIOGRAPHICAL KEEPSAKE.
Memoirs of Celebrated Women of all Countries. By Madame
Junot, with 16 portraits, price Ms.
VII.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JACK KETCH.
With 14 Illustrations from designs by Meadows, price 9s. 6d.
VIII.
CAPTAIN BOID'S AZORES.
Being a Description of those Islands, with a chart and four views,
price 12s.
IX.

Landseer and Meadow's illustrated edition of
THE ROMANCE OF HISTORY.
England, by Henry Neele, with 21 illustrations, 3 vols. 18s.
France, by Leitch Ritchie, with 21 illustrations, 3 vols. 18s.
Italy, by Charles Macfarlane, with 21 illustrations, 3 vols. 18s.
Spain, by Don T. de Trueba, with 21 illustrations, 3 vols. 18s.
X.
THE ANTI-SPELLING BOOK.
A new system of Teaching Children to read, sixth edition
price Is. 6d.
XI.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ANNUAL.
Elegantly bound in morrocco, price 21s.
XII.
THE BIBLICAL ANNUAL.
Bound in morocco, price 21s.
XIII.
WESTHALL AND MARTIN'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF
THE BIBLE.

Part 9, to be completed in 12 parts, each containing 8 ongravings,
price ls.
XIV.
THE CAPTIVE.
By the Author of " the Pilgrim Brothers," 3 vois. '2Bs. 6d.
XV.
ALMACK'S MANUAL.
A Guide to the Figures in the Quadrilles, Mazurkas, &c , as
danced at Almacks, by T. W. Lloyd, price Is.
CHURTON'S (LATE BULL AND CHURTON'S)
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION
LIBRARY,

26, Holles-street, Cavendish-square,
E. Churton, now the Sole Propreietor of Thtt miove Library, In
presenting to his Subscrilmrs, Find 'F4 Piiiiii.e, the Eighth Acidotic':
to hi 9. cWilogge, jnif tad-y, takes this opportunity of d--- .
d.v.ing their
lateritiento the valuable addition of Ger-
n Spanish, and Portu-
guese Literature made to
of upwardi!,,!.F.-,.‘ 7-: It -liuready exteTsive collection consisting
-o,i/u0 volumes of standard works in the English,
French, and Italian Languages.
Tema of Subscription :
The Year
The Half-year . 3 ditto.
The Quarter LI 16s.
The Catalogue price 4s. 6d. can be had on application.

ST. JAl+,n'..S.S PARK.—.By order of the Commis-
sioners of his Majesty's Woods avid Forests, workmen, to the
number of 150, are now busly employed in reducing to a
complete level the extensive gravel esplanade or percale of the
Horse Guards, and extending it on the right in one uniform
surface to the steps of the Waterloo entrance to the Park, by
the Duke of York's column ; and on the left to the entrance
at Storey's-gate, the end of Great George-street,Westminster.
This alteration is decidedly one of the most seemly improve-
ments that has lately taken place, and will, when finished,
obviate the inconvenience hitherto experienced by foot-
passengers in wet weather, in having to cross so many channels
or water-drains with which the place is at present so thickly
intersected. The rain-water, &c. will be carried off by means
of drains constructed on an improved principle, which are run
underneath the ground. The whole is expected to be finished
in about a fortnight.
With regret we announce the failure of the Dartford
bank of James and Sons, which took place on Tuesday. The
sensation at Dartford and the surrounding parts was very great,
from the unexpected occurrence. Hopes are entertained the
firm will ultimately pay 20s. in the pound. Two gentlemen
have offered to advance 15s. on all notes in Gravesend. No
circumstance has yet transpired to account for the stoppage.-_
Gravesend Journal.
A duel was fought at Cumberland Fort on thtt
inst., between Captain Morrison, and Mr. P-ee
ter 's Mate of his Majesty's ship Buffalo. Tine quarrel arose
about taking the right side, when boo,
walk-
ing with ladies;
e a blow was given. Captain
eonsequeo'. gentlem.en%s,ere_
aMp.oiloglV4se'dised.--hisiv:a.:vtagomr.a
T- when Mr. B. fired in the air and
l and Military Gazette.
LIE TEA TRADE.—Since the commencement of
the East Company's quarterly sale of teas, the clearances of
tea for home consumption have increased considerably. The
following are the actual deliveries for the last week :—Of teas
sold during the present sale, 634 quarter-chests, 52 half-
chests, end 189 whole chests ; and of teas remaining over
from the previous sale, 773 quarter-chests, 114 half-chests,
and 237 large chests ; making a total of 1,413 quarter-chests,
136 half-chests, and 426 large.chests. The Company's sale
is proceeding languidly, and, a great many chests have been
scratched or refused at the taxed price.