The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-19 00:00:00

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SOUTH AMERICA:'‘ - " : •
On the ist of o.6tober will be published,
In 2-vols. Svo. illustrated by a Plan of the City of St. Do-
mingo, with the March of the British Army, a Portrait of
. Yerninand VII. &c.

RESENT STATE -of the - SPANISH _ CO-- -
LON I ES, including,aparticular Report on HiTaniola,
or the Spanish Part of Santo Domingo, with a General Sui.,
vey of the Settlements on the South Continent of. America,
as relates to History, Trade, Population-, Customs, Man-
ners, &c. with a concise Statement' of the Sentiments of
the, 'People, on their relative Situation, to the Mother-
(ountry, &c.
By WILLIAM
,WALTON, junior,
Secretary 'to the Expedition which captured the Citr of
: Santo Domingo from the French, and Resident British
Agent there.
An ACCOUNT of the KINGDOM' of NEW'cPAIN •
containing Researches into the Geography of Mexico.; the
extent of .its Surface, and 'itS POlitical Divisions into In. •
tendancies, the physical akpee,-,t of the Soil; the,aclual,Popu-
lation, State of Agriculture, -Manufaduring Industrl and
Commerce ; the Canals which might -he -.carried, from
the-Atlantic -to the Pacific Ocean, 'the Revenues of the
Crown, the quantity of Metals which has 'flowed from'
Mexico into Europe and Asia, since the. piscovery of
the New Continent, and the Military Defence of New
Spain. . " • r,
With Physical and Geographical Maps founded on Astro-
nomical -ObSetvations, and
.',Trigonometrical and Barome-'
trical Me ikureinents. Engraved -by Lowry.
,Translated
front the'Fiench of :Alexander De Humboldt.
. ' Lately published, • •
1. HISTORY of BRA/IL. By Robert Southey. The
Ist Part 4to. price 21. as. boards.
" Something more than the 1 isle,promises is comprised in.
. the present-Work'. It, relates the foundation and progress of
the adjacent Spanitsh. Provinces, the affairs of:which are in
latter times inseparably connected %.,•ith those of -.Braid.
The subjea may therefore ,he considered as „including the
.whole tract of that country between the rivers Plata, Para-
guay, and Orefana, or the Amazons, and extending eastward
towards Peru, as far as the Portuguese have extended their
Settlements or their Discoveries,"

, TRAVELS in st)UTH AMERICA during the years
'Siio; tBo2, 1803, and iBo4'; containing a Description of the
Captain-Generalship- Of earaccas, and an Account •of.tbe
Discovery, CoriqUest, Topography, Legislature, Corrunerce,
Fir-lance, - and Natural, Productions of. the Country ; with a
View of the Nlaniteh and Customs of the Spaniards and the
Native•lndians. By V. Depotis. In 2 cols. Bvo.-' with -4 Map
of the Country. price is. '
3.- The"GEOGRAPHICAL, NATURAL, and CIVIL
HISTORY of CHILI. i 'Fr.4uslated from the original
Italian of the Abbe Don t." "Ignatius Molina. To which a're
added, Notes,from the Spanish and French Version, and two
Appendixes, by the English Editor. in 2 vols. livo. with a
Nlap:af the. Country. Price, 18s. boards.
4t Weare particularly glad at the present moment to be
able to direct our readers to the works of Molina, in the' r own
Language. Whatever, is calculated to increase our knowledge
of South America, is now of the greatest irnpoitance,•• and
the region wind' is the subject of the • work before us, is
'certainly' among the most interesting of That neglected world.,
There are few,' we :are inclined to think, who will not be
disposed to. look for themselves into this interesting and sa-
tisfactory perfOrntahce.— Ed. Rev. •
4. THE BRAZIL PILOT; or a description ofthe Coast'
of Brazil.' Translated flout the Portuguese cf Manoel Pi-
menfcl, principal Hydrographer to his Majesty, john the
Fifth of Portugal. To which are added, Charts of some
.of its most_consici2rable Ports, train MSS. never before•pub-
lished. In r
.4t0.. i.lustrated with fifteen Charts.
Pri,.e ti: IS. boards. . •

•Frinted for Lonpnan,
,Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Patemoster.row: • .

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