The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-02 00:00:00

A MORNING DRESS.

This is a fashionable brown morning coat of another style,
the collar and lappels of which are very narrow ; the skirts ra-
ther full at the hips, but short and narrow at the bottom, with
silk buttons the colour ; am: a silk cotton velvet collar. Waist-
coat kerseymere. Gaiter trousers, cut easy to shape, with
French falldown ; the crutch twelve and a half inches ; knee
eight, and the bottom eight, with a gaiter tongue, let in, and
no vent.

HISTORICAL LITERATURE.--MC follow-
ing important historical works have been lately published
by Messrs. COLBURN and BENTLEY, New Burlington-
street:-1. Memoirs and Remains of Lady JANE GREY,
by Sir HARRIS NICOLAS, I vol. Bvo.-2. Commenta-
ries on the Life and Reign of CHARLES 1., by I. D'ls-
RAELi ; the 3d 4th and sth volumes, completing the work.
—3. Memoirs and Correspondence of SAMUEL PEPYS,
Esq., Secretary to the Admiralty in the Reign of CHARLES
11., and the intimate friend of EVELYN. New El ition, 5
vols. Bvo. 2C. 55.-4. Memoirs of the Life and Times of
the great Lord 13unGlitEr, with extracts from his Private
Correspondence and Journals : by the Rev. Dr. NARES :
the second and third volume, completing the work.-5.
The Private Correspondence and Diary of the celebrated
Dr. DODDRIDGE, now first published from the original
manuscripts, 143, his Great-Grandson : the 3d, 4th, and
sth volumes, avlich conclude the work.-6. Memoirs and
Correspondence of DAVID GARRICK, now first published
from the original manuscripts, by permission of his Exe-
cutors : complete in 2 vols. with a fine Portrait.

A cabinet picture is for sale in this city, at the
price of 500 guineas ! It i 1 Protnetheus and the 'Vulture,
considered the chef d'warre of &Atwater Rosa.—Chichester
Reporter.

The state of the Church of England becomes
every day more and more an object of serious attention to
the people of this country; and if, as the Collector of
Tithes for Mr. SALUSBURY in London stated to Mr. Al-
derman LUCAS, the claim for tithes cannot be stayed by
means which stay every other claim, it will be necessary
to look more attentively into that subject, and have it put
on a proper footing. We would direct the attention of
our readers to a letter in another column, on the subject
of Pluralities and the residence of the Clergy in England,
as well deserving their perusal. —Morning Chronicle.
It is rumoured that Lord HARitoWBY in-
tends to oppose any further proceedings on the Reform
Bill, until the Scotch and Irish Reform Bills
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EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE,-......A
breed of chickens was exhibited. on Monday at the Ele•
pliant and Castle,
Vauxhall, which attracted touch atten-
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tion. Mr. ANDW3, who is a great grower of pines and
other choice fruits, and who is supposed to have the finest
stock of fowls, of the Dorking breed, in the kingdom, pro.
duced three chickens, hatched by three different hens,
having two heads and four legs each chicken ;—they did
nut live more than six hours after leaving the shell, and
are now at Mr. BAKERS, the Elephant and Castle, Vaux-
hall, where some of the greatest breeders of fowls in the
county assemble every evening. It is singular that the
hens batched each but one live chicken.