The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-30 00:00:00

SI-lAK ESP EARE TN MINIATURE.
SHARVE's EDITION. •
On Tuesday, May Ist, will be published, complete in Nine
Volumes, embellished with an elegant Portrait, price
2S. each, sewed and labelled, or its. 6d. neatly half bound,
red roan back and lettered, a new and beautiful miniature
Edition of the
PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE ; with
a complete GLOSSARY, accurately printed, and with-
out the smallest abridgement, from the Text of the late Mr.
Steevens, and now offered to the Patronage of the Public in
a form combiniog an elegance, portability,
.and cheapness
hitherto unattempted.
Though the EctitiJus lately published of the Plays of our
immortal Dramatist, have been numerous beyond all prece-
dent, the Proprietors of this Edition consider any apology
for adding to the number. perfedly unnecessary. Its inten-
tioo is obviously to facilitate and extend the knowledge of
:an Ai:igt, of whom England has just reason to be proud;
and whose

works are such
.As neither Man nor Muse can praise too much. •
London.: Printed for fonn Sharpe; opposite York—House,
Piccadilly, and H: D. ‘;;.rni,luts, .P.itertioster-row ; and sold
by every look.4eller; St,itioper, and Newsman in thit United
Kiti,6doni.
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YORKE's LETTERS.
This Day was published,
In Two Volumes Oaavo, Price tss. in boards,
T ETTERS written from Franceri in the Year
►Boz ; containing an Account of the State of its Morals,
Literature, and Politics.
By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq.
These Letters were written in r802.,' and part ot them ac-
tually printed in that Year; since which, until the present
moment, they have, from political motives, remained in the
hands ot the Printer.
Sold by H. D. Symonds, No. z), Paternoster-row ; where
may be had,
t. Mercier's New Pi&ure of Paris, z vols. t6s.
z. - Paris Delineati2d, z vols. 13s. ,
3. Clery's journal of Occurrences at the Temple, during
the confinement of Louis XVI. King of France, in treack
or English, 6s. each.

This Day was published, Price 6d.
THE HISTORY of the SPANISH INVASION,
and the ARMADA styled INVINCIBLE. Translated
from the Latin of Grotius.
4.‘ Quis Parthum paveat ? quis-gelidum Scythen ?
Quis Germania quos horrida parturit
Fcctus,- incolumi Cxsare ? quis fent
Bellum curet.lberim ?'•
" Repudianda, intietoA:ttrulloste., colloquia, et qualicunque
paCtione, tutius bellum:"
" Arcanumque magnum patefadum est, posse Gallos sub
tyranno esse,. non posse sub Bourbono."
",Discat tyrannus, sxvienclo minuitur iinperiunn."
- Printed for the Author; and sold by I. Carpenter, Old
Bond-street, and Hurst, l'aternoster-row';, where alai,- be
had price 35. PlowdentsPostlemineouS Preface to the his-
torical Review of the History of Ireland.
•

CHANCERY PRACTICE. •
This Day was published, in TWO Volumes Odavo, price
As. in boards, -.
THE• PRESENT. PRACTICE AND COSTS
IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY;
practical Direffions and Remarks for, the Guidance of the,
.Solicitor.in the conduding.of a Cau=„from the Commence-
merit to its Close. And also in concluding other Proceed-
ings in Matteri under the turisdidion of the Court, or of die •
Lord Chancellor ; in which the Practice of. the Court
,(arid
particularly before the Master) is fully explained„ in a man-
her entirely new; with an Appendix, containing.a valistple-
Colleaicw.f modern Ptecedents in noc.er..sarrAki.adtktA
tau
progress of a Cause. • .••
By S,-TURN ER, Solicitor.
Third, Edition, cocsiderably enlarged anti improvel, by
Robert Ilinde Venables,- E-sc!. of the Six Clerks', 0ffice,,,,..•
London c Printed for NXI!. Clarke .and Sonsi,Law Booltsel-
lets, Portugal-street, .•• •
Ot whom may be had in•-gyo. price 3s, in boards, -4ti
Epitome of the Pradice of the Court of chancery ; from the.
Commencement of the Suit to the Decree,lwith an Appen-
dix of useful Precedents, by S.:Curlier, Solicitor. •

This Day Was published; in Bvo. price 35.
T"
NWS iespeaing HIGHWAYS and
TURN PI E.,RO.A DS comprising, the Common
Law relating to highways, viz. What shall be deemed an
Highway.—To whom the Freehold arid Soil of Highways
belongs.—Of changing, turning, and stopping a Highway
and other Nuisances therein.—Who are bound by the Com.
mon Law to repair them.—A full
.Abstract of the Statute
Law relattve,to.flighwayS and Turnltipe. Roads.— Repair of
Highways lying in two Parishes.—The., Office of Surveyor •
laid down and explained —With. an Appendix Of 1,61 nis and
Precedents, • By the Author of the Laws of Landlord and
Tenant.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and. Sons, Portugal-street,

TO RE' SOLD, .
AVery ; DeF,irable LEASEHOLD . HOUSE,
of a convenient size, very delightfully situated, No. I'4,
Southampton Place, New 124.,ad, having a Garden in tlont
and at the back, and commanding a view of 11m-instead and
Highgate, recently enlarged and fitted up in -a beautiful anti
most expensive sty le,• possessing every' plssible advantage,
and well adapted ;o the reception of a Genteel' earthly. 'The.
Drawing-rooms are' throWn into one by folding-doors, form-
ing Rooms of ,30 feet -in Length. To prevent unnecessary
trouble, the Proprietor mentions, that considering the enor-
mous expense he has been at in fittirig it up, he cannot ask
less than t 250 Guineas. The PremiSes- needonly be view-
ed to prove they are'worth mucluntOre.•
N. B. The Lease about 8. years unexpired. The Ground.
Rent only Five Guineas a year. .
Vor further -Particulars, inquire on the' Premises, or at
N0.,17, Newman-street, any day except Sunday.

FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND, SURREY.._
. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
)3y Mr. PHILLIPS,
At Garravray's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Tuesday and '
May, at Twelve o' Clock,
Splcipti and Elegant Modern M .: it FREE
-
A`
HOLD VILLA, called Oakfield Lodge, with every _
requisite external and internal; Offices, Stabling for Eight
Ilorses, 'Standing,. tor Four. Carriages, LaWn and Pleasure
Ground, disposed with taste, and bounded by Gravel- Walks
•an•d'Sfirtibbery-,• 'capital Walled Kitchen Garden, well crop, ,
pe•d and planted, Green-house, Melon- Ground, Farm-yard.,;
and Fanning—offices, and about Thirty Acres of rich and •
fertile Pasture Land, lying compael. , •
Also a CompaE.l LE AS EI4O L D COTTAGE, with Seven
" Acres of Land adjoining, held for Eight Years, at a low Rent
of 141. ios. -situate near 'the rural and pleasant Village of,
Croydon, in a rich and bedutiful part of the-Countv of Surrey,,
within nine .Miles of. London. This .E state is T'ithe-free,
and exempted from Land.. Tax. The House is a modern and
regular Structure, • simply elegant in its elevation., and sub-
stantially built, fitted and finished with taste, and are inter-
nally arranged and planned with every regard to convenience
and comfort. The RooMs are lofty and well proportioned,t•-;
and replete with every domestic accommodation,. and the
Offices suitably placed and corsespondentlY fitted.
Vicinage is highly respectable and social, the sin.rotinding
Country intersected by Rides and Drives, beauntittlyl,aried,
remarkable for its Field Sports, and within five Miles of
Lord Derby's Stag Hounds.
May be viewed by Tickets Only, which may be had at Mr.
Phillips's, No. 67, New Bond-street, of whom also printed
pal riculars may be had; and if Messrs. Gregg and Corfield,
Solicitors, Skinners' Hail; Greyhound, Croydon; on Vie
remiSeS 5 York Hotel, Bridge-street, Blacktrnirs ; and place
of sale.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture
t a four raluationc.