The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-09 00:00:00

ANEW DAILY RAILWAY PAPER (pub-
-1 shed every Afternoon, at Four o'Clock, price Sixpence).—On
MONDAY, 11th of August, 1845, will be published (by the Proprie-
tors of the " Sunday Times"), the First Number of a New Evening
Railway and Mining Newspaper, entitled The RAILWAY DIREC-
TOR and MINING GAZETTE, containing a Daily Record of every
Transaction upon the Stock and Share Market, in town and country,
up to the hour of publication. A first-rate " City Article," written by
a " Member of the House," will be published every afternoon, in
which the bona fide transactions of the day %vill be given, also
the closing prices of tke London Share Market up to half-past three
o'clock.

" The Railway Director and Mining Gazette" will be printed and
published by John Kemble Chapman, at 63, Farringdon-street, Lon-
don, to whom advertisements, letters, and communications are re-
quested to be addressed.—The First Number will appear on Monday,
11th August, and may be orderal of every newsagent in the United
Kingdom.

LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S SPEECH
on the Business of the past Session is given verbatim in the
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE of TO-DAY (Saturday), with which
is published a SUPPLEMENT of 24 columns, gratis.
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE is the largest and cheapest Com-
mercial Newspaper published; and, in addition to its mass of market
intelligence, it contains the only LONDON PRICE CURRENT whose
quotations are authenticated by the principal merchants, factors,
and brokers. This particular feature must be of essential value tc
commercialists and traders in the country and in our ♦arious colo-
nies, where correct market prices are so desirable. The Journal
combines, with its exclusive commercial intelligence, the whole of
the forelsn and domestic news of the week, so as to render it a good
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

The JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (Price Sixpence) is always
published in time for the early railway trains; and may be had of
all the news-vendors, or at the office of publication, 54, Gracechurch-
street, City.

CHEAP AND POPULAR RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE.
This day,
THE CHURCH of ENGLAND MAGAZINE.
Part 111, for AUGUST, price Pd., containing Eighty Pages of
letter-press, imperial Bvo., and Eleven Engravings. It comprises
the usual mixture of instructive and entertaining matter, suited for
Sunday and week-day reading—original and selected. A department
of juvenile reading is now added. Part 110 for July, commencing a
New Volume, may still He had, and intending subscribers are re-
quested to forward their orders as soon as possible to their respective
booksellers. Vol. XVIII. is also just published, and may be had in
imperial Bvo., cloth, price ss. Gd., with Fifty-two Wood Engravings.
London : Edwards and Hughes, 12, Ave Maria-lane ; and by order
ofevery Bookseller in Town or Country.

Now ready._ post Oro., prloc too. Oct. ...loth.
PAIN, TANGIER, &c., Visitel by X. Y. Z.
ki " We must candidly confess that we never had a home view
of either Spain or its people till we read this work. X. Y. Z. moral-
ises like a Ilogarth upon scenes that are as carefully finished as the
beat of Wllkie's.—Morning Chronicle.

"Full of lively incident and sagacious observation. The pen of
Cervantes could hardly have better described." —Examiner.
" The hints to travellers, which arc launched in a humorous man-
ner, are very frequent and useful ; and there is a vast deal to render
this work useful as a guide-book."—Glasgow Argus.
"A more amusing book of travels we have seldom or never met
with ........ No reader will regret tile hours which he devotes to its
perusal.. • .. •••••• Never has Spain been more graphically described,
more clearly placed before us."—New Quarterly Review.
" The letters show power, both of observation and writing. We
can promise our readers a very pleasing book, containing a great
variety of information."—Tait's Edinburgh Magazine.
"We heartily recommend this work to the notice of our readers,
as furnishing a most lively and truthful picture of the social state of
Spain."—Atlas.
London : Samuel Clarke, 13, Pall-mall East.