The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

I“)TZEBUE IN PARIS.

This Day NOat-puhlistit • cif, in •flirt= some Volumes,
• • Ira
small Oelavo, price ill. 6d. iu boards, faithfully trans..
latcd from the German,
TRAVELS tram BERLIN to PARIS, in •the
1 .Spring of the .present Vcar (186,1); with Sketches of
the existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion,
~and with original Anecdotes of eminent Characters in the
French Metropolis-
AuGusTus VON KOTZEBUE,

Author of the Stranger, LOVer'S Vows, Pizarro, &c.
Modern Paris has 4.-en ably pourtrayed by ilolerott, Carr,
and others ; but it will be universally felt, that the Portrait
of so great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebue is equal .y,
'entitled to attention. Its fascinations in Germany have been
so great, that two very large Editions were sold in a fortnight.
The Work has, moreover, the particular claim to notice in
• England, that it has twit written within _the present year,
and at a time when Englishmen have been prevented, :)y.
litical circumstances, front undertaking a similar pertorin-
ance.
Printed for It. PhilliPs, No. /I, St. Paul's Ohurch-yard.
01 whom may be had,. the N.A P.ATI V E of KOlZb-
BUE's EXILE into SIBERIA,' ►n Three, ibis. price las.
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• lokIN WILKES. •
In the press, and speedily wilt be published, in five elegant
• Volumes, Post Octavo, with several Engravings,
THE 'LIVE arc'. GENUINE CORRESPON...
OE ICE and PAPERS of JOHN WILKES, Repre-
sentative of the Itorough of Aylesbury in Parliaments,
and Knight or the Shire for Vlidtilevvin four Parlitn•tents,
'The CORRESPONDENCE, and 'Nlr.. Viilkcs's, other.
unpublished Papers,, have been committed to the. superiti-
.
tendance, of Mr.. lohit Milton, by Mr..W.iikes's survii,ing
Family and F heads, in conformity to the following passage
in the Will of the late Miss Wilkes, 4. 1 desire that all Ma-
nuscripts belonging tOrne, cif whatever kind, may be faith-
fully delivered telltesaid Mi Peter Elmsiey. to whose judg-
ment slat delicacy 1 te!iifkic them ;" Mr. Almon is ift.coose-
qiiente about to give them to the world, and they consist ,
chictly of
• t. Mr. Wilkes's Correspondence with Miss Wilkes.
1. His Travels Italy.
3. His Notes on Churchill. - •
4. His Correspondence with Mr. Cotes.
1- His Correspotitkncewith Mr: Almon.
6. His Corresporidenee with the various other branches of
Ms Curtily, viz. his daughter Harriet; his sun John; and his
brothers Israel and Heaton. . _ .

7. His Mis-ellaneous Corotspondence with almost every
Etniucut Person who has flourished within the last Forty
Years, paiticularly with the late Lord Temple.
, 8. His Miscellaneous Pieces in Vcrse and Prose, which
have never before been published.
With a Life of Mr. Wilkes, drawn up from authentic Do-
cuments by Mr. Almon. '
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yard; by whom. Communications for Mr, Almon,. sent free
of postage, will be received.
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MARY WO Rtl. EY MON TAC U, published by her Grand.
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orR
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z.TvhetlVEVnm in
and
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the lion. Builtrod %Washington, Vol. I. and 11. price
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RE-PUBLICATION of DR. MAYOR's UNIVERSAL
11(STORY, in Monthly VOIUIIIQS. • • •
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THE FIRST VOLUNIE
A Volume to be published on the First Day of every Month,
tilt the Nine Volumes of the Ancient part, and the,Sixacen
Volitincsot the Modern part are completed) of
AUNIVERSAL: HISTORY, Ancient anti Mo.
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tions of every Nation, Kingdoin, anti Empire on the Clone,
from the earliest Accounts of Time to the General Peace of
slios, b 0 completed Twenty-tive Volumes.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. 1.1,. •
Vicar of. Hurley, in Berkshire., Chaplain to the Earl of
Moira, Author atria British Nepos, ece.
The English Language has hitherto been without any corn.
piece and popular View ot I/invert:all-11story. 1 t will be lin-
mediatery confessed by every competent Ludo, that Hos met
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tory is rather 'to be consulted like a Ditihniary than to he
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