The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-28 00:00:00

This Day were published,

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Handsomely printed in Two Volumes Octavo, with a Portrait
of Dr. 'Buchanan, and 4, Sketches of four of .the Syrian
Churches in Travancore," price i i. Is, in lwards,
ItirEMOIRS of .the LlFE.and WRIfINGS of
VA-. the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, D. D. late Vice?
Provoit of the College of Fort William, in Bengal.. •
By the Rev. HUGH,PEAItsON,
Of St..lohn's College, Oirford.
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies Strand ; J. Hatchard,.
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Edinburgh.

This Day was Publkneti,
In Two large Volumes,' elegantly printed and trot-pressed, 1
_ •price: tss. hoards,
TE.CONTEM PLAT] PHILOSOPHER,.
or, Short Essays on the various Objects of Nature no-
tictfillhroughnnt the Fear: with. Poetical Illustrations and
Moral Reflections on each Subject • '
• • By RICHARD LOBB.
Fourth Edition, corrected -attd)toproefd, Illustrated with

Frontilpieces.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones„ Pater-
noster-row.
"The Contemplative Philosopher is,• at once, instructive
and entrrtaining, informing and imploring : the philinopy
is drawn from the best authorities, which are ofitert ,given ;
the poetry' is selected, most appropriately, Trout the „whole
range of English verse, coust Auting of itself the beauties Of
our poets; the Moral 'rettectiohs art judicious and -practical.
and often original and striking; the theology is rational, and
at the saute time tender'and ,affecting; and besides all thiaa
the Style may be commendc,l, as st principal, excellence of the
.work. A family who shotild breakfast' for the- 'year: round
with the Contemplative, rhilosoPhcr at table, would find
theniselves Krcat gainers, in point of 'knowledge and pleaaure,
at the year's end:" _Christian itufurruer:. -

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