The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-17 00:00:00

ROYAL EXCHANGE.

NOTIOE.—The GRESHAM- COMMITTEE
give Notice to the Merchants and Gentlemen fre
quenting the Royal Exchange, That during ..the whole of
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 19th Instant, being the day nn
'which the Remains,of her Royal Highness the -PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA are to be interred, the GATES
of the ROYAL EXCHANGE WILL 'PE CLOSED, as a
mark-of Affection and Respect due to •the Memory of her
Royal Highness; and the Committee are assured, that by
adopting, this determination they act in concert with the
Public Feeling. - . .WM. EDW. WARD, Clerk.
Mercers' Hall, 17th Not. 1817.

NAT=IONAL SOCIETY FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
POOR IN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ES rABLIsiIEp
CHURCH.

rIPUE.PUBLIC are respectfully informe:l,. that
JILt - in consequence of the lamented Death of the PrincePs
CHARLOTTE Ai 'GL.ISTA of SAXE COBURG, the HALF-
YEARLY EX'AMINATION 'of the CHILDREN in the NA:-
TIONAL CENTRAL SCHOOL, Bah!win's Gardens, Gray's-
inn•lane, is DEFERRED to the 26th Instant, at One &Clock
precisely.

Rev. T. T.WALMSLEY, Hon. Sec.

Clifford's Iran, Nov. 15.

COAL MARKET,'Nor. 14, 1817.
THE GENTLEMEN of the COAL TRADE
attending this Market, from ,the sincere Respect they
bear to the Memory. and the deep Regret they feel on the la-
mented Loss of the late Princess CHARLf /7E, ' •
Do Resolve, That they will-abstain from TRANSACTING
'any' BUSINESS on the DAY of her P.UNERAL.
Resolved, That the above he published in the Daily Papers.
THOMAS GILLESPIE, Chairman.

PUBLICATIONS.

THE QUAR► ERLY REWIEW, 'No. XXX TV
will be PUBLISHED on the FIRST of DECEMBER.

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This Day was published,
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engraved from a Cast, made by Mr. (i. Bullock, from the
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• Illustration, price 71. 7s. • •
HAKM'EARE 'and his TI VIES : including
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Customs, and Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry, and Ele
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The following WORKS will he published, in the Course u
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ORME, and BROWN, London :
MEMOIRS .011 EUROPEAN and ASIATIC
TURKEY, from the Manuscript Journals of Modern
Travellers in those Countries. Edited by Robert Walpole,
A.M. In I vol. 4to. illustrated with Plates:
This Work will contain Manuscript Journals, and Remarks
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PERSON.AL, ois.4-gta.uArrictiS. made,dtirk?.!cf. pRa-
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and on its Voyage to and from that C.ontry, in the Years
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and Winners-of the Countries visited by it.
• MEMOIRS of JOHN, DUKE of MARLBOROUGH,
chiefly drawn from his private Correspondence and family
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authentic Sources never before published. By William Coxe,
• Archdeacon of, Wilts. With Portraits, Maps, ,Plates, Gene-
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Fac-Similies of the Hand-writing of the most illustrious

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they are received.
ROlti ROY. A Novel, in Three Volumes. By the Author-
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PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES, exhibiting a general
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Comparative Anatomy, delivered before the Royal College *1
Physicians, in the year 1817. By John Abernethy,
&c. Stirgeon to St. Bartholomew's and Christ's Hospitals, in
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Au ESSAY on the DISORDERS of OLD AGE, and on the
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" Every stage of Human Life, except the last, is marked
" out by certain defined limits; old age alone has no precise
" and determinate boundary."—Cicero on Old Age.
• The BACHELOR and the MARRIED MAN; or, theEqui-
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12nto: ••
The TRANSACTIONS of the ASSOCI!..TION of the
King's and Queen's College of Physicians. in Ireland, vol. 1.
in Octavo.
An UNIVERSAL HISTORY, in Twenty-four Books, trans-
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Octavo.
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but contains a Philosophical: Inquiry into the, Moral, and
more especially the Political Causes which have given rise to
the most important Revolutions in the History of the Human
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The TRANSACTIONS of the LITERARY SOCIETY at
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The POETICAL REMAINS and MEMOIRS of the late
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Dicorkries in Africa.
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TRAVELS to the Equinuctical Regions of the. New Conti-
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Maria Williams, under the immediate inspection of the Au-
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