The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-02 00:00:00

LITERARY NEWS.

A novelty in embellished works is about to apPear'ithe
tied " The Book of Gems," to consist of specimens °'
iel
Poets of Great Britain, from Chaucer to Prior, etbe
Poet illustrated by engravings from the works ,efd
most distinguished painters, jud each i
accomPenle sr
a biography of the Poet. The volume will contan of
wards of fifty of these exquisite engravings, all ll hityl
first artists, and all from original paintinfs. It wi ase
present the combined attractions of poetry, Paintietcel;
engraving, and afford specimens of every varictY 0' "T
lence in these several departments. The work in
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for publication on the Ist of November.
Miss Landon's new Poems, " The Vow of the Pell'or
will be published early in the present month, with ¢s
trait of the talented authoress, the first that has OP
beautifully engraved by Mr. Finden.
Mr. Grattan, who has so long been silent in the 'lie 131°
ment of literature in which he has been so successfoo $
at length resumed his pen, and committed to the Precept,
new historical novel, of the time of Elizabeth. The 5
is laid in Germany.
Mr. James, author of " The Gipsy," has nearlY re Get'
work descriptive of the Educational Institutions %of's',
many, the details of which were obtained by much Pence °'
application and inspection, during the recent resid
the distinguished author on 'the Continent. 0°
The Translation of Schlege'P l's valuable Lectures rif,o°,;
the Philosophy of History," by James Burton ucci tfi°
Esq., with a Life of the Author, is now completed, tie
be published in a few days. r os
Mr. Chorley's new work, " Conti the Discard 0,000
which be has been for some time past engaged, will 'lr`
y Of
immediately.
Miss Stickney's interesting new work, " The F°cticr.
Life," will be ready for publication in the ensuing we .I°'
Dr. Hogg's " Visit to Alexandria, Damascus, an ell°
fuselem," comprising the valuable results of his researpiC
and observations, is now ready, embellished with,l".!ims,
turesque View of Balbec and Damascus.--.2lfetrr."

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BIRTHS.
On the Ist inst., in Harley-street, the lady of John Laurie'
Y-c,',
off gr,
On the Ist inst., at Park-terrace, B;ixton, the Wife ° er 10
F. Allcock, of Cox's-court, Little Britain, of a claugLiter, 11
child. r ,Sl'
Nlr'
On the 12th ult., at llanover, the lady of W. Arch. re ft 18
R. N. , of a daugultet.hr. aid _
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On the 27th , •at Carlton Lodge, Lincolnshire, the i ''.,
Rev. Stewart E. Forster, of a daughter.

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MARRIED.
On the Ist inst., Ralph Charles Price, Esq., of Sydenhar' r,
to Albinia Eliza, third daughter of Sir Charles Price, 13° 't Cbsi,l
On the Ist inst., Charles Montague Martindale, Esq., ° pe,,,
lotte-street, Bloomsbury, to Harriet Catherine, widow '9; Woo"
Lousada, Esq, and sister to the Rev. Guy Bryan, Rector 0' di,
ham Wather. f il' ter
On the Ist inst., at Streatham Church, John, eldest son otiogli
Simpson, of Old Burlington-street, Esq., to Julia,_ second . 4
of Ralph Fenwick, of Wood Lodge, Streatham, Esq. I, rOartollo
At the British Embassy, Paris, having been previons'/0c..1
according to the Catholic form, W. A. West, Esq., to Di'
pill
Antoinette Imbert. o, 00
On the Ist inst., at St. °lave, Southwark, Joseph L, 680
of Copthall-court, to Sarah Lucas, eldest daughter °'
Judkins, Esq., Southwark.
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DIED.
On the 29th ult., in her 33d year, Mary, wife of j°sl eeulf
, „,., IS '-
Gurney; of Earlham, near Norwich.
Lately, in Wilderness-row, Gosw ell-street, Mr. T"---1' •11
•Ita-
of the firm of Field-and Lloyd, surgeons, in his 61st }Teri, Ih'
On the 25th ult., Mrs. Hilton, widow of Mr. Wil"-- vote,
many years assistant to Dr. Crombie.
On the 29th ult., in Assembly-row, Mile-end, Jail° '
Ca°
Esq., aged 81. I.lb
On the 27th ult., at the residence of her brother, lia.' , „ill'
bridgeshire, Elizabeth Catherine Stracey, in her 70th Yeti,r,f S°' ,
On the 20th ult., in her 79th year, Mrs. Mary ChantrY' of
wood-lane, Highgate. ' stl.'
On the 30th ult., at Hoddcsdon, Hefts, Joseph Steele
aged gt''
Acrewalls, Cumberland, and of Trinity-square, London,
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MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY' 41
General—J. Earl of Chatham, K.G., Colonel of the
and Governor of Gibraltar.

Lieut.-General—E. R. Cope. f t, Gen
Major-General—Henry Darling, late of Qua. A-as •
Lieut.-Colonel—G. A. Eliot, Unatt.

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Major—Poyntz, 45 F.
Captains—Carter, late of 2 11. Vet. Bn. ; Cooke, late 4 late
Burke, h. p. 7F. ; Deakins, Adj. of Leicester Mil. id„ti,
Lieutenants—Fowler, late 3 R. Vet. Bn. ; D°l"iii;jcr,
do. Veitch, late 9 do. ; Pennington, h. P. 30 F.
58 F. G. VIII'
Ensign—Grahn, 7 Line Ger. Leg. Th
Sub-Lieut. and Cornets—Weeks, late Horse Gr2i,,i,
4th Dr. ; Auguitus Von Hodenburg, h. p. late Geril• 1
Medical Department—Surg. Bohon, 63 F. ;Gibson,g. b. P•
h. p. Staff ; Surg. Mabey, do.; Assist.-Surg.

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