The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-27 00:00:00

ST Arl

We feel great pleasure in giving publicity to the
following paper :-..-
INIPOIRMATION RELATIVE' TO THt TOPOGRAPHICAL AND STA-
11STICAL 114CTIONARY OF Tilt UNITIU KINGDOM, AY it PI•
cAPTJCII, //SQ. OM Till Orrlcit Or MIS ata.rxtre's
ea-
vas:T►ar Or' STAYIr. 'gat, 1886.
The want of a correct Index, o, bletionary of the t/nitsd
Kingdom, compiled with accuracy from official documents, hes
long beau experienced in all legal and magisterial transactions,
and by public officers, offices, and authorities of every description.
With a view to the production of such a work, many returns
were directed to be made, under the authority of Parliament, awl
the result has been the recent printing of a volume of considerable
hulk and inestimable public value, under the superintendence of
H. Pitts Capper, Esq. of the Secretary of State's Office.
It unites, under the name of every Hamlet, Parish, and Town-
ship in the United Kingdom, alphabetically arranged, all those
particular, which are necessary to the legality of commitments,
removal of paupers, Ike. &c. together with such statistical and
other authentic facts as are desirable for political, economical, to-
pographical, and ecclesiastical reference.

Such a volume has, of course, been produced at very consi-
derable expence, but it is offered to the public at a bare remune-
ration price of U. 111. 6d. half-bound, with parchment backsl
and troy be had of any of the local Booksellers, on giving orders.
The work is generally known under the name of '6 Capper's To-
pographical Dictionary," and it will be found especially useful to
Lord Lieutenants of Counties, to Clerks of Assize, and Clerks
of the Peace, to all Magistrates, Headhoroughs, Bailiffs of Bo-
roughs,• Sheriffs, Attornies at Law, the Clergy of the Church
Establishment, and Land Proprietors generally.
The perfection of the volume was long delayed by the deft.
ciency of correct returns from the parishes of Ireland, but these
having recently been completed, the Irish division of the work is
now not lees perfect than the other divisions of the United King-
dow ; and, the edition just completed includes official returns re-
ceived in the spring of 1826.
London, June, 1826.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Ma. Entrost—On Monday I observed in your excellerit Journal
two verses, imitated from a French Poem, and I bail/ every restos'
so believe they are intended to ridicule Walworth, you will there.
lire oblige me by inserting the underwritten version.

Mr. Editor,
Your very humble Servant,
A CONSTANT HEADE

Wst!worth, Jtwe 20, 1826.

AN INTERESTI.NO SPOT,
(iurrATICO rnuu THE RNCH.)
W—h is my dwelling place,
And this I'll say in praise of it.
It merits for its beauteous face
What every body says of it.
Its children equal its old men,
In noble generous spirit,
And they reflect the babes again
in sterling deeds of merit.
The pen of malice may detract,
And sland'ronsly belie it;
But, deck'd in native loveliness,
Proud may defy it.

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AWFUL Us:STANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH AT
Tug Ran musx, BArrynotA.—On Saturday there was a Pigeon
Match at the Red House, and amongst the crowd aasembled was
aepolleiedeh,atniilca,t
i iiivaiwneidoiet Simpson, who, to some question put to him,
r
"Cod
might strike him dead if it were
not tree." In five minutes after the man, whilst talking with
a friend, suddenly fell back a lifeless corpse.
ALARMINti Ftztv.--A tire broke out about eleven
o'clock on Saturday night, at Mr. Day's, a baker and pastry-
conk, in prinet's.street, Westniinster, which raped:iv:pearl:l
:g.vorileitus:ti
fury for levers! hours, and for a long time threatened the whole
neighbourhood with destruction. The house where it originated,
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retired to rest was consumed, and one child was' much burnt.—
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