The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-23 00:00:00

CONDITIONS.

Each Sessions will consist of FIVE HUNDRED
NUMBERS, With TWO ENGRAVINGS to each, at the
very low price of 3IX GUINEAS each.
2. As many inconveniences have arisen from
the common practice of printing upon PAPER, the
whole of this work will be executed upon the
finest CAMBRIC ; a few copies at en advanced
price will be printed upon oftuzu, the peculiar
transparency of which must throw a beautiful
light on :he most intricate subjects.
3. This work is to continence with the present
Sessions; and the first number will be ready fur
delivery on, or before the conclusion of the CEN-
TURY.

4. The subscription money will not be demand-
ed before the delivery of cacti number ; and Sub-
scribers who intend to continue the work, arc de-
sired to provide in their wit-Ls for the regular
payments.

All the ARTISTS in GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCK,
and IRELAND, are already engaged for this work
exclusively, a circumstance of apparent cruelty to
the Peorttle.rous Of SHAKESFEARS, NIILTONS, and
BIBLES, but which the importance of the under-
taking roust justify. Several painters from CAN•
TON, BARBARY, BENGAL, and NEW HOLLAND,
have also offered their services.

That the public may be assured that the work
is in great forwardness, we exhibit a list of sub-
jects, which are already completed, and may be
seen at the PROPRIETOR'S GALLERY, in Palace-
yard.
LIST OF SUBJECTS.

A GREAT SPN.AKHH, taking new ground.
A moTtozi holding out advantages.
The first blush of the business.
GENTLHMEN preserving their coolness—N. B.
Much afier the manner of Wutawr of DERBY.

A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN feeling his weight.
Catching the SPEAKER'S eye.
An HONOURABLE GENTLUMAN making up his
mind.

Going orer the old ground.
An oLD MEmnua collecting a meaning.
Scouting an idea.
M EM BE Rs blinking the question.
A RIGHT HoN. GENTLEMAN CO)71/11iiiing hint-
self.
The Movna and SECONDEIL splitting their
ideas.

A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN embracing an argu-
ment.

Coming to the point—badgering, Ike. &c.
It remaine to be mentioned that gentlemen de-
sirous of having their favourite subjects coloured,
arc desired to signify ttie same at the time of sub-
scribing.

A Flanders Mail has arrived.—The Brussels
Papers are filled with remarks on a trial against
the Printer of the Journal (16s Pays Das, at the
suit of the Minister of his Catholic Majesty,
for inserting an article relative to the banditti in
Spain, which contained personal reflection on his
Catholic Majesty. The article was common to
almost all the Journals, and the Editor inserted
it only as a sinister document. lie has been sen-
tenced to pay a fine of 500 florins, and prohi-
bited front continuing his publication for a term
of three years.
Lord GAGE gave a Rural Fete a few days ago at
his seat of Firle-place, in Sussex, to all his neigh•
bowing tenantry and their families, on account Of
the visit of his mother, the Dowager Lady GAON.
On their arrival, pork and rabbit pies were dis-
tributed among them, with a pot of old ale to
each adult. Two sheep were afterwards roasted
whole, after pal taking of which, dancing and a
vatic:ly of rustic sports commenced on the green,
and continued until the evening, when the happy
assemblage took their departure, highly gratified
, with his Lordship's hospitable eutettaiument.