The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-31 00:00:00

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This Day was published,
In Two large Volumes O&Iavo, price in boards 16s.
Dedicated, by permission, to the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph ;
illystrated with an Engraving of a Nympheum, or Cabiric
Grotto, copied from an ancient Brazen-Plate dug up in the
Gardens of the Barberini Palace at Rome.
A DISSERTATION on the MYSTERIES of
13.. the CAB I RI, or the Great Gods of Samothrace, 'f roas,
Crete, Italy, Egypt, and Phenicia : being an Attempt to
shew that the several Orgies of Bacchus, Ceres, Mithras,
Isis. Adonis, and Cybele, we're fouvided upon an Union of
the CommatioratiVe Rites of the Deluge with the Adoration
of the Host of Heaven._

- By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, A.M.`
Fellow of Lincoln,College, Oxford.
Printed for F. and C. Ri'vington, No. 6z, St. Paul's
Church-yard: Sold also by J. Hatchard, No. tgo", Picca-
dilly, and by the Booksellers at Oxfbrd and Cambridge.

This Day was published,
In One Vol. Bvo..price'7a. in boards,
.Irbe SECOND EDI'T'ION, of

D' URAL PHILOSOPHY; or, REFLECTIONS
It on KNOWLEDGE, VIRTUE, and HAPPINESS;
chiefly in Reference to a Life of Retirement in the Country.
Written on occasionof the late Dr. Zimmerman's Discourse
on Solitude.

By ELY BATES, Esq.
Printed for- .o.r.ginan and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row.
"'The a guinent enforced throughout is this, That there
is no solid happiness:without religion.; and that the-
bf retirement, unless they tend to improve the mind in piety
and virtue, are unsubstantial ,and fallacious; -hut that,- if
entered upon with a proper disposition of mind, it will ob-
viously improve us in true iviSderri; and qualify its for that
More durable condition- in another world to which all of us
are hastening. This important dodrine is taiight without
the smallest' titidure ot- fanaticism. • and without the least
asperity • but in grave, yet simple and impressive language.
The style is, at. the same time, forcible and eiej;ant ; the vo-
lume, it is true, is no where enlivened by anecdote, bat it is
no where defaced by puerility ; and in this, as well as ip
cbther respeets, is decidedly to be preferred to Zimmerman's
popular work. 'We recommend, without ThesitatiOn, the
perusal of this book to every description of readers, who will
receive the best and 'most sagacious advice, delivered in the
most pleasing manner."

British Critic, Sept. LSc3.

This Day was:published,
In One VoWine, rzino. Price 4s. in hoards,
`THE SWISS !':MIGRANTS,
A TAI.E.• • '
" With regard to. the fob owing little Namitive, it is not
nzcessars 'to give any accbtint or the manner in which it
into the Editor's posses Jon, or of the. ciittnnstances-o.hich
have delayed its publication so long
.after the tittle when it
appears to have been written: In orlifring it to the world; he
etas been actuated cniefly by an opinion (..);, its ,useful-and
structive tendency... It virtue 11:.• promoted by the view of
chiraclers wnfel rise -.;?1,-We the ',nu, standard,- Oldie ex-
hibited in the f .cages calculated-to rot
duce that efle6l. In ist part t/ the principle
of active henevolence operating in soniewn it of a ncwdirec-
tlon. There mAy not be many vvno c,tici with: propriety
adopt the precise manner or lite- is there described;
yet there are perr aps.tem. whose cnara Aces would not be im-
proved by imbibing some portion of. the spirit which it
breathes.
" At the preoent moment also, -when, our • indepenuence,
aria our very existence as a Nation, are threatened by the
same restless an domineering.-Potentate, • the examples here
exhibited of love tor our Country, and courage indetiniding- it,
mar not he without their -Extratt from the-Preface, ,
Printed for Lon: assn kee'S „No. 39, Paternoster:to*:
Of wh,nn i•y he had, just published,
.The-History • ,vasion..of s.4,giiizerl,o+rng
y Henry Zschoi.,_, tiorat PreteCi ortlie.eituton of Bait.
Translated by J. A; in, M. D. with a Preface and Supple-
ment by-the Translator. •In One Volume Octavo, ptice 75..
in boards,

LAWS OF VOLUNTEERS.
This Day was publishe4, price is.
A DIGEST of the WHOLE LAW nbw in force.
relating to VOLUNTEER CORPS in GREAT
BRITAIN-,—fanuary 20, 1804.
By A. VOLUNTEER.
Th 2 •siirh' Edition; to-which is-now adtle:l; the latest Re-
gulations issued by GovernmCnt ort the subject.
Loudon: Printed fot- H. U. Symonds, No. 20, I.liter-
nostcr-row; and T. Egerton, Military Library,