The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-01 00:00:00

ASIATIC JOURNAL.

A most copious Indian obituary, which must
deeply interest the Nabobs at Cheltenham and
other fashionable watering places, is attached to
this number, in which we also find some verY
curious particulars respecting the various plants,
shrubs, &c., noxious and otherwise, that are to
be met with among- the Himalaya mountains•

BRITISH MAGAZINE. .g
This grave and clerkly periodical, which
.
scrupulously devoted to the interests of the hiwi
church party, contains some MS. letters of the
late Bishop Horsley, which will be found lic.
ceptable to those—a limited number now vre
believe—who are at home in the discussion of
subtle and abstruse points of divinity.
It coo'
tains also a sketch of Barton church, Northamr,
tonshire, which has a very reverend cathedra'
look about it.

MONTHLY REPOSITORY.
A well edited work, and by no means deficien;
in spirit, but containing too great an infusion °:
political bitters. " Coriolanus no Aristocrat
will amuse ; but we have no room for even the
briefest extract.

SPORTING MAGAZINE.
Of the merits of the various sporting CO21a
munications contained in this number of
work, excellent, we believe, of its sort, we canal
undertake to give account, for we have nothing
of the Nimrod in our composition; the
en ;
gravings, however, we can see,
at glance, ar
executed with singular skill and ability.
IRISH MONTHLY MAGAZIO' ;ni
This Magazine would have been much
proved in spirit, if the tuneless, vulgar, sn
malignant address to. Mr. Spring Rice ha beherl
omitted. Possibly the author conceits that 1
is a Juvenal. He is mistaken. „ Rambles 06
a Discontented Gentleman" is agreeable, desPit
its title.

Ov.BCEC
of the RCe
The bestis the sKet-
or, Many Thin
article in
this
number
Things
s in Colton,FSe wMv
Words"
0 Lisconi;
MAGAZINE
Sketch
5:111.(11
rather have been entitled " Few Things ill 1V131:31
Words." Ihe sketch is evidently from the. Pete
of one who was well acquainted with the ptl ;
and public character of the eccentric origiln
and, though drawn with a very unflattering Pro,
shows much truth and shrewdness of °bseold
tion. " Criminal Characters" is of th,e, h it
Bailey school of literature,—a school wie'
seems, is now getting into fashion.

LADIES' MAGAZINE.
We have here a portrait of Tetrarch's
aL'iursi;
which is that of a very lovely young '7/011/pe:
who might turn a wiser brain than even
trareh'e. As it is still a matter of consideral3es
doubt whether there ever was such a being he
Laura—whether, like the Egeria of Num' gin,
were not the creation of the poet's own brlibu
of course this portrait is not to be sworn
the
moir of the late Miss Anna
though we dare say it is just as authentic as _
majority of the likenesses of the early. Italian,
worthies. Among the literary WOOS IS 3me
Toner,
Maria

which is marked by much feeling.
ENCYCLOPtEDIA OF GARDENINGkg
One of the cleverest and most readable Woce•
of the sort, embellished with a variety of grAao,
ful and appropriate wood-cuts. Nir. 14°°,--rol
a high authority on all rural and agric't°
matters, is the editor.

is a highly valuable com
, '
this number, entitled, t, Towerns'
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF .411-11
CULTURE• lion in
There tioniratiorn •
bou "
ses,The Qu3r.
matters, will be read with attention.
or
terly Agricultural Report is also well
which, to those interested in suc,

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BITS. r,..4
On the 23d ult., the lady R
ofH C. C. PePYs, "-- i;.' lady
daughters, of whom one did not long surviNe its
birt die
On the 25th ult., at Maze-hill, Greenwich-Parl"
of Stacey Grimaldi, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIED. ~, over's4.44°srce;
On the 27th ult., at St. George's Church, rian-_,e sew-
Lieutenant John Parsons, Royal Navy, to Miss An'
gr•
Read, of North-street, Southsea, near Portsmouth.
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On the 25th ult., at Greys, near Henley-on-1110 eibCet),
Richard Swallow, of North-town, Maidenhead, - sore.'"
eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thos. Renter, of hforde°'
,
DIED.
On the 27th ult., at Olney, Bucks, of which Paris° -e
vlO
i,
Vicar, Hnry Gauntet, in his 70d yar. rAIW
if of gr.
On thee 27th ult., init her 42d year,e Ann, wife
late °t
Ade, Oxford street. Po
On the 23d tilt., at Paddington, John Glen Exeter,
.., t°
Knightsbridge. .
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relicti ,
Rev. Ooth nal::
fhthcloi:ttemhy
el,al4s9atßi tl,thedut.uoltirt.r
formerly
Edwards,agedielralWilliam
ay
tanßon7f:EocH,hvy
eeeaalasttetrtieosgrAnin:a,gi:nalidirarsadtstlee.eetir:s.;:oi:;anirof yit:yevAireel:6o:o6ol,
Augiv
and Lamberhurst, Kent. .rond '
On the 26th ult., at Thames Ditton, Frances, s.-
ter of the Rev. Edward Woodhouse, aged 4. , /,,, at W.
On the 20th ult., Mrs. Elizabeth' Yarnell, ag." ''''
Dearler's, Old Church.street, Paddington.

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