The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-01 00:00:00

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In the Press, and printed uniformly with Phillip's Recollec-
- lions of Curran,
ETTERS of the Right Hon.. J.. PHI LPOT
J11...1 CURRAN to the Reverend H. WESTON, Bvu.
The above, which are few in number, were written on Mr.
Curran's first Visit to London in 1773, at which time he was
only '24 years of age. Mr. Weston was. a College friend of
Mr. Curran. These Letters, while they record many agreeable
feelings of Curran's early years, ate yet marked with that
philosophic melancholy which accompanied hiin through life:
perhaps they are the earliest traces of Curran's pen that are
in existence.

Printed for J. Hookham, Jun. Old Bond-street.

This Day was published, pike 2s. 6d. •
LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH ApIGA-
ZINE, No. XXIV.for March, ISI9.

CONTENTS

1. On the State of Learning in the United States of Ame-
rica-2. Remarks on keeping in Remembrance the Capacities
of Human Nature-3. Hints
_concerning the Colonization of
,Africa-4. Account-Of an Ascent to the summit of the Blue
Mountains of Jamaica-5. Some Account of the late John
Sackeouse, the .squimaux-6. Patrick Hume's and Mr.
Callender of Craigforth's Notes on Milton-7. Narrative
illustrating the Pastoral Life-8. Selections front Athenseus
Book 11. Nst..lV.-9. Banks of the Rhine-10. On the decline
of a Taste for Metaphysics-11. The Bride of Corinth (from
Goethe)-12. On the Indestructibility of Mental Impres-
sions-13. Notice of a Perpetual Kalendar-14. On Mr.
Campbell's Specimens of English Poetry-15. Notices of the
Acted Drama in London-16. Nu. VIII. Cove:it-garden Thea-
tre-17. Drury-lane .Theatre—ts. The. Opera, No. 1.-19.
Glorvina's Warning-20. On the Connexion between Pugi-
lism, Statuary, Painting, Poetry, and Politics-21. The Mad
Banker of Amsterdam ; or, the Fate of the Brauns : a Poem,
in 9.4 Cantos. By William Wastle of that Ilk, Esq. Canto
VIII.-22. Letters front the Lakes; written during the
Smumer of I'BlB. (Translated from the German of Philip
Krmpferhausen). Letter HL-23. Elegiac Verses-24. A
few farther Strictures 014 " Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk,"
with Extracts triem that popular Work-25. Literary and
Scientific Intrlligence-26. Works preparing for Publication-
-27. Monthly List of New Publications-2R. Monthly Re-
aister—Meteorological Report-,Commerchl Report—Promo-
tions and Appointments, Births, Marriages, and Deaths.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; and W.
Blackwood, Edinburgh.

SUPERB INDIA SHAWLS, AND CURIOUS BRITISH

DITTO.

MILLARD'S WFIoLESAAiiD RETAIL EAST INDIA

WAREHOUSES, 16, CHEAPSIDE.

JMILLARD respectfully • informs the Nohi-
• lily, and Families arriving from abroad, &c. his
Warehouse possesses its accustomed rich supply of Foreign
and British articles, with every description of the choicest
Linentdrapery- for domestic use, Foreign Damask and other
Table Linen. The most fashionable articles for morning,
promenade, and evening dress; French Cainbrics.of the first
fabrics ; and Bordered Handkerchiefs by the piece, &r. Su-
perb _lndia Shawls, and the most beautiful imitations in Bri-•
tish ditto front designs peCuliar to the House, both long and'
square. Elegant, printed Chintz and other Furnitures for
the Drawing-room, Beds, Cots, Sofa Covers, &c. Printed
Chintz, Muslins, and Cambrics, of new and unique Designs.
'The choicest India Muslins for Gentlemen's Cravats, and
Ladies wear, from the Company's sales, with a variety of
curious India articles, Ivory Fans. Gold and Silver MusLtis
and Turbans. ImproVed Irish Linens and fine Sheetings of
the New Bleach, warranted. and which are sold at his Ware-
house exclusively. India Long Cloths, White Chintz, and
Anjengoes, Foreign Lace. and Veils. Linens, •Muslins, &c.
purchased by the Piece or Dewy are at the Wtolesale price,
ant: one price made without deviation. ('bests of .Family
Linen complete. Ladies,,&c. arriving from India, and wish.,
in;; to pert with India Shawls; will 'receive their
tame fur Wein, •

Mr. flaworb, from the E;-Cbetuser, presented
an Account of tlke Income at", and Charge on, the
Consolida,;ed Fond ;. and M. Tlsonas the Doles
and itcgs:a:ions of the Penitentiary,
Orderest to lie upon the Lisle.
Petitions were presented by the Elrl of LOll3-
dale, bow Kirkby Ssephen,, (Westworland),
against :he-Insolvent Act; by the Leord
,Chancd-
lor, from tire Prisoners confined for Dent in the
Gaol of Donegal, for the continnance of the In-
solvent Act ; by tbe Eat!
,of Shaftesbury, from
the Corporation of London, for a Repeal.of the,
Coal Duty ; and by the Earl of Powis, from tile
Gentry, Clergy, 4c. of Salop, against imposing
a stew Tax on Coal.—Ordered to lie upon the
table.

The Royal Household 13111, aml Cheltenham
Gas Light Bill, were read: a third time and
passed.
On the motion orthe Earl.GansvEtioa, an 'Ad-
dress was ordered to the Prinee,Regent, praying
tor an Account of Offices granted in revers on by
the Judges of his Majesty's Courts of Law in
Westrokostier Uall, or by any Officers ,of such
Courts.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day),