The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-07 00:00:00

Lately publiAed, Octavo, in boards, price it's.

A COMPLETE TREATISE on the GAME
Lt Ws; in which it is proved that Game has always
been the Propetty of the Occupier of the. Land, except iu
particular eases.-
BY EDWARD 'CHRISTIAN. of Gray's Inn, Esq. •
Barrister, Professor of the' Laws of England, and- Chief

Justice of the Isle of Ely. •
Sold by Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, and by all other
Booksellers.

Also, by the same Author, in 2 roll. in boa'rds," price 11. 18s
• 2. The Origin, Pz•ogress, and present Practice of the Bank•
rapt Law. The Second Edition, much enlarged and ins
proved.

3. Practical Instructions for prosecuting a Connission,with
the best Modern Precedents ; price His.
4. A Vindication of the Right of the Universities to a Copy
of every New Publication; Third Edition, price ss.

MR. MORIER'S NEW TRAVELS IN PERSIA.
This Day was published,
In Royal 4to. with Maps, coloured Costumes, and other En-
gravings from the Designs of the Author, price 31. 13s. 6d.
boards,
A SECOND JOURNEY through PERSIA to
CONSTANTINOI'LE, between the Wars 1810 aria

1816. With a Journal of the Voyage by the Brazils' and
Bombay to the Persian Gulp') ; together with an ACeount of
the Proceedings
,of his Majesty's Embassy under his Excel-
lency Sir Gore Ousley, Bart. K.S.L.
' By JAMES MOWER, Esq.
Late his Majesty's Secretary of Embassy, and Minister
nipotentiary to the Court of Persia.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London. . .

Of .whum may be had, by the same Author,
A Journey through Persia to,Constantinopie, iu the Years
1808 and igo9, in.royal 4to. with 'l'wenty-eight Maps, and
Engravings. Price 81.135. 6d. hoards. • •

-Fp R I T.I S H PAINT MANUFACTORY,
. ALM • 4-4-Queen-StesElt, CheapsidA% Lonsiotie
IMPENETRABLE AND ANTICORROSIVE PAINTS.
Invisible Green per Cwt.. 50s. Black per Cwt. 565.
Olive do 765. White.
Brigbt Olive .do 112 s. Yellow . 365•
Dark Red 30s. Slate and Lead I_
48s.
Bright Red 36s. Colours.... 5
.
Chocolate . 495. Stone 50$.
Prepared Oil to thin them. for use- ss..per Gallon.
Refined Coal Tar Brown 235. per Cwt.—Common 18s.
Best White Learlper Cwt. 50s. I
Turpentine per Gallon 6s.
`Second Do. do: 4G5. Linseed Oil per Gallon 495.
LAMP OILS.

, Per Gal
:Genuine Sperm Oil .. 9s,:ort. I Refined Oil fort
5 6d.
GoOd B limn g .10 7i..6d. Patent Lamps f • ' -S' -
Pale Seal Oil 4s.9d. Pale Whale Oil 4s. Od•
I CommOn -do Bs. 9d.
• The Impenetrable Paints :are suited to all Out-door Worls,
where a handsome appearance and great durability are ve-
quired. The Coal Tar Paints, particularly the Refined, will
preserve Wood for mauy'Years, however much exposed to.the
effects'Of the Weatlier;.and is a certain cure fur Vermin and
Dry Rot; it gives a 'cot-el-ink. nearly equal in appearance to
the hest Paints. •The iVhite Lead, Turpentine, Linseed Oil,
and Painters' Colours, are of the best qualities. The Lamp
Oils are warrantedgenuinc; and, from the manner in which
they hare been purified, will he found superior to those ;rene-
rally sold. . • ' GEORGE 'UPTON alirt.CO.

Per Gal.

'lkierchants and Trade supplied-onadvintageou'i-'rertos.
N. B.—No. Quantity less than 141135.. -Of the Impenetrabie
Paiute, and 1 Cwt. of Coal Tar, 'sold. • •

MILLAFD'S INDIA ESTABLISH.MIiNT, &C. IN THE
,CITY.--The new embroidered Muslin Dresses and
Pelisses brought out by Mr. MILLARD this 'season
has done honour to
,the productions Of-13004011a.:
nufactured goods, and received the unqualified
probation of 'the • Fashionable -Weld*: Mr. •M.

hy a long, acquaintance and, communication with
India, has bad an opportunity, ind.Whicli he has
effectually improved, of noticing the rich prOdue-
thous of that vast country, and perhaps • has clone
more than any individual to lmprove the Maim
-
factures of his own ; and so far has he succeeded,
that he has not only rivalled. the ''Madras`
LOng-cloths,White Chintz, and Anjengos'oVith the
other fine Muslins and Shawls .of. India, but .ship-
ments of these articles haveacttially been made to
the amount of many thousand pound's, -,direct to,
India, in the late outward-hound slips. By adopt-.
ing the comprehensive .plan of 'uniting with his
Foreign and Wholesale Trade his, original exten-
sive Retail Concern, he has,establisheel one of the,
principal •houses of business extant in. his line.
Not only the best productions of Muslims and
Shawls. from India,•of the choke Catiihries and
Lace of France, the fine Damask table Linen of
Germany,.&c. but .the choicest productionralsopf
our own Linen Manufactories, fashionable Mus-

lins, and other Articles, -of superior. -as 'Well' as
useful and economical wear, :with new -Printed:
Chintz and OrnaMental Furniture tor the-Draw--
ing-room, Dining.ditto,.Beds, S:c..Printed Cam-
Jamava, and DacCa. Chintz ,Minilinsi.are.
united in one extensive asSemblage, and
taint(' in quantities, to the convenience of Mer-
chants and- the Proprietors of Country Establish-
ments, as well as in Those -adapted for the use of
families
.and individualsi on the most desirable
terms, no "description of the various classes of
goods being sold but those warranted..

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