The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-05 00:00:00

LORD BYRON.

JADY BLESSTN6I'OI4'S JOURNAL
. OF HER CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD
BYRON is resumed in the present Number of the
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

Among the numerous Distinguished Individuals alluded
to in this new portion of the Conversations are Moore'
Hohhouse, Canning, William Banks, Douglas Kinnaird
Hallam, Mackintosh, Lords Alvanley, John Russell:
Dudley, and Erskine, Lady Jersey, the Countess Guic-
cioli, &c. &c., and, among the various topics introduced,
are his Lordship's reflections on London fashionable life,
and the anomalies of English society—a new definition of
tact, and a new doctrine respecting bores—a piquant dis-
quisition on love and friendship—clever wives and their
opposites.—companionable qualities—notions regarding thin
women—the pleasures of fear—remarks on lost and living
friends—anecdotes connected with the composition of
" Don Juan"—thoughts on hypocondriam—and observa-
tions on the manners of Italian women.

Published for Henry Colburn, by R. Bentley, New
Burlington-street.

ENV WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF " BRANIBLE-

TYE HOUSE."
This thy was published, in 3 vols. post Svo.
'TALES OF THE EARLY AGES,
4 By the Author of " Brambletye House," " The
Tor Hill," &e.

The first five centuries of the Christian d'Era have, in
these Tales, been taken by Mr. Horace Smith for histo-
rical and romantic illustration. The first Story intro-
duces us to the Emperor Nero, and the Historian Jose-
plies, and has for its heorine a Jewish maiden Mariamue
a fitting companion to Sir Waher Scott's Rebecca ;—in
the second we have the presence of the philosophic Fabu-
list, lEsop, and of Lucien, the Satirist :—in the third Tale,
the scene is shifted to the forests, fells, and morasses of
Northern Germany, and a singular dwarf is among the
prominent characters ;—the fourth places before us the
gorgeous city of Memphis and the Pyramids ;—and the
filth Tale has for its locale the coast of Kent, and among
its various incidents a❑ incursion of the Picts, and the in-
vasion by the Saxons under Hengist and Hnrsa.

Published for H. Culburn by It. Bentley, New Bur-
lington-street.

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