The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-28 00:00:00

HEBER'S LIBRARY.

Monday's sale of Mr. Heber's books at Wheatley's.fifth
part, (seventh day) was characterised by the following lota
and prices :-
1633. " Fisher, Bishop of Rochester's Sermon On'
cernyne certayne heretickes, abjured for holdynge the here:
sies of Martyn Luther. T. Berthelet." n. d. " &pool;
cion of the VII Psalmes, wants title. R. Pynson, 1510.
Sold for 4/. 2s. Thorpe.
1654. " Payne Fisher's Marston Moor, 1650.? 4. Ire'
nodia Gratulatoria 0. Cromwello, with two portraits of 0'
Cromwell, 1652." II 1 vol.-11, Thorpe.
1697. " Fulke's (W.) New Testament, and Defence of
the Translations of the Scriptures into English." ImPer°
fect copy. Father Tempest's, and notes in hi*inandwriting:
—l7s.

1777. " Fryth's (J.) Boke answerynge *into M. Morel
Letter against Fryth's Treatyse concrtnynge the Sadly
mente of the bndy and bloude of
rjhrist. R. Jugge'
1533." " Ant. Gilby's Answer to fne Devillish DetectiO,
of Stephane Gardiner, 1547." W. Tyndale's Practyse 01
Prdaies. A. Scoloker." n. d. s n 1 vol.-21.85. Thorpe
a
1918. " D. Gordon's Phararco-Pinax, or a Table and
Tare of the Pryces of all usur
;t1 Medicaments, simple oa
composed, contayned in Tt). Gordon's Apothecarie atl
Chymicall Shop, with Robert Farquhar's high Lou-
ing, in New Aberdene. Imprinted by Edward Raba!,
Aberdene, 1625. X note says that a copy of this work',,„
which occupies vc:ry few leaves, " at the Gordonstoun Sow
brought Si. 7s. bd." It now feached four shillings! "
1920. " Simon Grahame's Anatomic of Humours is
~ I
Interspersed with Poems. Rare. A little volume ntea
at Edinburgh, 1609. With licence-31.35.
1937. " John Gwynneth's Demonstration, a Jobs
Frithe's Lacke of Witte and Learnynge in 1;ls Under
standynge of Holie Scripture. T. Powell, 1;57"_11.81•
1938. " Gwynnethe's (J.) Declaration of an Hereti4o
and Detection of John Frithe. J. Berenelet, 1554"-1
1949. " Hanway's (Jonas) Journey from Portsmouth
Kingston-upon-Thames. 1756.' (In this volume there
a note in Garrick's handwriting-, criticising or rather eiP°fr
.- in the bathos of the 41st letter, p. 127, and in reply
t ,`o
13,
Hanway's inquiry as to wile her " Ladyship," to whonl
letter is addressed 4 should do with " such rA rhapsody'
Garrick proffers A very unceremonious recommendation .)
The book, or rather the MS.. sold for 19s. to J. Bohn.

BIRTHS.
On the 27th inst., in Berkeley-square, the Ludy Jane Wal 2-, of
a daiaghter.
On the 25th inst., at Barton Seagrave, Kettering, the 11°°'
Mrs. Stopford, of a daughter.
On the 20th inst., at The Oaks, Surrey, the lady of Sit Charle°
Edward Grey, of a son.
On the 24th inst., at Penton-place, Kennington, Mrs.
Meates, of a daughter.
On the 25th inst., at the house of her mother,
Bedford-street, Bedford-square, the lady of the Rev. Gre
side, of Coleshill, Warwickshire, of a daughter.
MARRIED. of
On the 22d inst., at Balcaskie, Fifeshire, Captain Scriaervits
the Scotch Greys, to Anna, Maria, youngest daughter of the "
Major-General Sir Henry. Torrens, K.C.B.
On the 27th inst., at St. Ann's, Limehouse, 'Frederick 0. t 4
chardson, Esq., of Streatham, to Harriet, et :lest daughter of
late Peter F. Richardson, Esq., of Limehou4e.

DIED.
On the 26th inst., at Ramsgate, Mr,. Carleton, widow of titt
late General Carleton, aged 83.
On the 94th inst., at East DulwirA, in her 11th year, Jane' tb
eldest daughter of obert Hicherat Esq. 101
On the 21st inst., at Kenrael Park, Denbighshire, tho
Dinorben.
On the 17th inst*, at Cheterholm, the Rev. Anthony 144
aged 57.
0001
On the 53t inst., at Stockwell-green, Surrey, Lieat.• ,-,1
Hugh Sutherland, formerly Captain of his Majesty's 73d Rieg'l:-
tOnl afterwards in the service of Dowlut Row Scindiah, agi.dl,7;liff
On the 25th inst., at Bath-terrace, Newington, Sarah., the
of
th er. William Thoernan.
On 17th inist., at South Ockeadon, Essex, Edward Vet'
Esq., aged, 4 10`1"
25th inst., in Barnsbury-street, Islington, the jeer
Tkas. Greenwod, A.M., of Trinity College, Cambri,dge, 'root'
of St. Giles's, Cripplegate, and Chaplain to the Wo, eslupflo
pany of Coopers, aged 41. nogt
On the 224 inst., Mr. Thomas Farley, of Thory.ton-heath,
Croydon, in his 8.3 d year. the
...n the 24th hut. at East Dulwich, in her nth year, Jae'
ghlesf
daughter of Robert Hichens, Esq.
-gdostj'
At Lii'Vpool, aged 40, on his return from Swan River, ors,
second son of the late Michael Samson, 'Esq. of Spit&Oq
Lendon.is

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