The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-25 00:00:00

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, evo. ss. Cd.
NUPTII-E SACRA; ; or, an Inquiry into
the Scripi oral Doctrine of Nlarriage and Divorce, ad-
dressed to the two Houses of Partiatuent.
First published in I bOt, and now re-printed by desire.
Printed fur .lotus MuttaAli, A ibeinai ic-St rest.
On the Ist of February mill be published,
In Imperial F dio, price 31. Ss. to Non-Subscribers,

TIMBER TRADE AND COMMERCIAL RESTRICTIONS.
This Day were published, price Rs. 6d. '
OBSERVATIONS on the REPORTS of the
SELECT COMNIITTEFA of both HOUSES of PAR-
LIAMENT, on the SUBJECTi of the TIMBER TRADE
and COMMERCIAL RESTRICTIONS. To which are
added, some Remarks on Canada and the. United States, and
the Trade between those Countries and the West India Colonies.
Printed for J. M. Richardson, ‘?3, Curnhill, opposite the
Royal Exchange.

Books lately published by IIODWELL and MARTIN, New

lined St reet.
.111OURNAL of a TOUR throtigh Patt of the
0., SNOWY RANGE of the FIIMA LA MOUNTAINS, and
to the Sources of the Rivers JIJMNA and GANGES. With
historical SLetchs- of NEPAL.; and the Origin, Progress,
and Termination of the War with that Government. .By
JAMES DAILLIE FP.ASER. E•q. Roy;il quarto. With a
large map. Price 31. Ss A few Copies un Imperial paper.
Price 41. 45.

* Mr. Fraser is the first European that has visited %WM
of the Scenes which he de.icribes ; as, tor example, the far-
famed holy place ,tiorigotree ;• the Milative of his Journey
to which is, in our judgment. the bestwt itten and must im-
pressive portion of his highly interesting and valuable work.
(Edinburgh Moothly Itevietv..Nov..lBlo)-

TWENTY VIEWS in the 11 INI A 11OUNTA1NS.
En-
gravrd and beautifully coloured from the Original Drawings
of Mr. Fras,r. Elephant Folio. Price 211.
A CLASSICAL and TOPOGRAPHICAL TOUR through
GREECE, during the years 1801, -1803, and 1801. By Ed-
ward Dodwell, Esq. F.S.A. &c. Volumes, large quarto,
.with upwards of One Hundred Plates. Price 101. to,.
*** Other travellers have fait hinny presented us with the
topography anti antiquities of these interesting countries;
but we are indebted to Mr. Dud well fur having must success-
fully filled up a chasm in our literature, by connecting exist-
ing authorities with existing objects, and forming, as it were,,
a catalogue raisonnee of all that remains or is wanting of
Grecian . art. (British Critic, Sept. 1810.)

. - - ,
ANTIQUITIES of the JEWS, caretUlly compiled from An-
thentic Sources, and their Customs illustrated from modern
Trivets. By %Vl!ham Brown, D.D. 2 Vol*, large octaro.—
With. plans of the Temple. Price 11. 10s. .
'IV It is a manual to which the tlreological student will
often have occasion to refer, antl with ourselves he will feel
grateful to Dr. Brown for having placed such a treasure within.
um- reach.—(::ln Remembrancer, Dec. 1820 )

NOTICE is beroby given; that the'resp6ctive
.1-C-011MISSIONERS for.,thy IMPIIOI7OI ENT or the,
tr.ARBOURS of DoNAr;LIADEF., .in . IRELAND. and of
PORT PATRICK, in SCOTLAND, are ready to receive
PROPOSALS from sorb Fers,-.:As .will Contract . tor ilie
Delivery of ,the fullowivi; Articles, fur the use of said Har-
bours, viz.:—
• To lie Delivered .".,'-..,.7onagliadee.
6,000 Yards of Iron Gait, wing-Nog 65lbs. to the yard.
100 Yards of Low Munched 4411.
• So Turning Plates.
30 Stout: Truck. •
20 Waggons.
To be DeF.vere.d at Port. Patriot:.
5,000. Yari4 of Iron- Male Weighing 631bS. to the yard,
.301 Yard's of Low Fleorlred Rail.
90 Turning .
30 Stone Trucks,
20 Waggons. -
200 Tons of Aberiliaw Limestone.
.100 Tons•Pozzul4no.

Models and specimens of the Iron Rail, Thias, and Wag-
guns to be seen on 'application to the respective Secretarie to
tbeCommissioners at Donaglialleeand Port PM rick,t o whom a!1
Teaders (sealed and ihscribed) ark to be addressed Cpost paid),
Specifying the lowest "r;ce.to'be paid for each article. •Se-
ctiritrWill be regniretfor ftittlorent of the respec-
tive Contracts, and• no Proposal can be received after the 12th
day of February, 18'21.
- EDWARD L. HULL, Secretary, Donagbadee.
JAMES CAI ItD,. Writer, Strati raer, Secretary,
.Port ['atria.

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