The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-08 00:00:00

PUBLITIONS.

m a fern day, Will be published, in two vols. post Silo. I6s.
A Second Edition, of
►,KETCHES of PERSIAN LIFE and

Fro MANNERS.
.! the. Journal of arr Traveller in the
t. EasL%
foe John Murray, Alhemarle-street

jOut.Thg
~IQ a few daRESIDEys; 2 vols. post
AL of a NCE:and TOUR
?tin
Of thej —,XICO, n the Year 1826, with some Account
i
Alines of that Country. •

by Captain GEORGE LYON, R.N:
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-strut,

In post Svo. 9s. 6d. THIRD EDITION.
teUGH NOTES taken during some rapid
o,2ounleys across the FAIIRAS and among Vie

By Captain F. BOND .HEAD,
Printed for John Murray, Alberndrle-street,

A.On the 15th of December will he published,N Edition of LORD BYRON'S POEMS,
Voiti beautifully printed by Davison, in Four Pocket
tionlea, With a Portrait and three other Engravings, by
en, and NITOod Cuts, by Brooke, price only 20s.
for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

Ina few days,
CAPTAIN PARRY'S First, Second, and
po:, Third VOYAGES, beautifully .printed in Five
grav4te Volumes, with a Map, Portrait, and 'Views, en-
d by Finden, price only 20s. in boards.
for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

In a few days, in Svo. 15s. Vol. I. of
E ANNALS of JAMAICA.
RI By tbeilev. GEORGE WILSON BRIDGES, A.M._
°f the Universities of Oxford and Utrecht, and
,N.sile.ector of the Parish of St. Ann, Jamahice3;vork, is
in the p mnd- Volume, which will complete t
rto,.
Pri„6,,' •
JOhn Murray, Albemarle-street.

f
Mt, 4 -"*.
dayg, in Svo., with Map and numerous
TIIE PRESENT ransbl:lTFP'odefnrile ISLAND
C . of SARDINIA.
Ca
WILLIAM HENRY SMYTH, R, N., K.S.S.,
pF.s.A. and Member of the Astron. Society of
aad.

Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street,

CAPTAIN PARRY'S LAST VOYAGE.
Nlna few days, 4to. with Plates and Charts.
ARRATIVE of an ATTEMPT to reach
the NORTH POLE, by %sans of TRAVELLING
-ITR THE ICE tg SLEDGE-BOATS, in the Year
147.

BY Captain W. E. PARRY, R.N., 1.R.5., &C.
Commander of the Expedition.
printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

Post Syn. ss. 6d.
THE VERACITY of the GOSPELS and
qt)pit'eTS, argued from the UNDESIGNED COIN_
With—"CES to be found in them, when compared, first,
"e another, secondly, with Josepitua.
Felled,By the Rev. JOLIN JAMES BLUNT,
Ve.,;°f St. John's Coneg.!, Cambridge, and Author of
-"ge9 Of Ancient Manners and Customs, &c. in Italy
"4
\.__lL'Einted for John Alnrray, Albemarle-street.

Jl;\hisd4Y was published, in 2 vols. Svo. price 18s.
ATRNEY through the Provinces of COR-
then 13°VA' TUCUMAck, and SALTA, to POTOSI,
by the DESERT of CARANJA to ARICA, and
qlliteoly to SANTIAGO DI: CHILI, and CO-
""t13.

By Captain ANDREWS,
‘‘
1124/tte Commander of H.C. S. Windham.
Thodtssc't two volumes contAin a very dear, sensible, and
"hteghlkt%unt of his (Captain Andrews') journey, and
Ste ty;lier't Pro dings,' in execution of his trust, and they
rnetit to Ltvorth any 1141111'• reading, both for the entertain..
°ecat,' ue derived from them, and the information they
I°4ll
Y convey.—Edinburgh Review for October.
j----L_lrinted for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

Pub
-r, HISTORICAL WORKS
4.i(1 by HUNT and CLARKE, York-street.
171,„0 ban I.
volumee,l.Svo., with Portraits of Ma-
ir Itohind and General Lafayette, price 251. in boards
11181.121tY of the FRENCH REVOLU-
"AiTiiI' From the French of A. F. MIGN. ET..
te,hheeliaBd'tQfit,f;tr-eg,net's History of the French Revolution is a
super ;or to every thing that has appeared for
Yeate."--London Magazine.
_ This work of Atignet leaves every other on the same
'subject far behind. Every thing in it bears the marks of
44_4.11ster mind. It is characterised by profound thought
iq
dear illustration ; And by impartiality and candour
gluijanZerY singular degree."--Idinburgh Theological Ma-

1 " This work is calculated to he most extensively Pire--
'ar• It tells an interesting story; it tells it in an
M.
sts„titg manner
trot too long to be readable. M
he
7iguet has mastered grand difficulty in narration is irlteresting without being voluminous; concise, without
being vague and general."—Westminster Review.
S. Also, an Edition in 12mo. price 76, 6d.
In t ab. ~, In.
v—
a4410. price 10s. in board 'b portraits and a
ild 'on
large Map, the Fifth it' of
RUSSIA.
The
HlSTB43yiljont
jf NAPOLEOY'S EXPEDITION to
"This work displays gr
I'IT SEGUR. .
full of dramatic interest, fee:" we may add, in-
t talent. It is clear, animated,
and,
structive to unmilitary readeerana, likeg'us, beyond any account
°fa caniPsign weever remember to have read."—Scotsman.
Post Bvo. price
5 111.
PRIVATE s. in boards, the Second Edition of
MEMOIRS of the COURT of LOUIS XV.
Ily MADAME DU
Ponipadeur. IIAU Maid SSET, Lady's to Madams
gi " The air of naivete and honesty that pervades it all,
ves the reader an entire confidence in its trutli."—Edin-
bnrgh Review-
Whoever ie desirous of accurately knowing the reign
of Louie XV., should read the two hundred pages of the
naive Du Helmet. This work has been positively de-
voured in the best circles (of Paris.)"—London Magazine.
Letters from Paris.
a This volume abounds in characteristic touches. In a
very amusing way, with perfect simplicity sad fidelity, it
exposes all the machinery of au absolute monarchy. As
this ealialure is made through the medium of anecdote, and bon-rnot, it may meet the eyes of many who
ex-
would turn from a grave treatise."-:Weatminster Review.
The ve IV.
inclusive
—XAMINER, for the Years 1809 to 1926 both
This w, o
in 18 . -
vols Ito. price 9/. 91. in boards. -,
I.
r-• consists of an interesting Miscellany, formiug
at once a very eop
ious ANNUAL REGISTER, and a fund
of amusing detail,.
It contains a regular
Books, &c.
series of Polit
addi ical oft all, kinds.
Y Theatrical Criticism. Reviews
of
in tion to thesordinary contents of aNe r
in
ws-
PaPer ; )
and its size (being the only quarto newspape
Lomien peculiarly adapts it for the library.

MAGNIFICENT BOOKS, & BOOKS OF PRINTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Mart,'on FRIDAY, December 14, and following Day,

at Twelve o'Clock,
AValuable COLLECTION of BOOKS,
Galleries, Caricatures, and Books of Prints, splen-
didly bound ; including several choice proof copies on large
paper among which will be found Le Musee Francais,
4 tomes ; Musk Royale, 2 tomes; a superb coloured sub-
scriber's copy of the Stafford Gallery, L. I'. ; also the
Shakspeare, Forster, Stafford, and Tresbara Galleries (all
proof impressions) ; Campagnes des Frangaise, 2 tomes;
Ackermann's Microcosm of Loudon ; Public Schools, &c.,
10 vols. ; Eneyelopmdia Britannica, with the Supplement,
26 vols. (last edition), &c., ; also the Works of Rapin,
Pennant, Orford, Salt, Brookshaw, Pync, Dodswell,
Pinkerton, Lewin, Hogarth, Scott, Byron, Pope, Gibbon,
Hume, Dryden, Aiken, Smith, &c. Pm
To be viewed on Thursday and mornings of sale, and
catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Throg-
morton-street.

SUDDEN DEATH.---Mr. JOSEPH WYLIE,
flesher, George-street, went to his bed on Thursday night
in his accustomed health. His brother who slept with
him, awaking at four o'clock on Friday morning, was
alarmed by hearing an unusual gurgling in his throat, and
when a light was procured, it was found that life was ex-
tinct.— Greenock Advertiser.
RESURRECTION MEN.. --A party of body-
snatchers have been prowling about Tewkesbury during
the last fortnight; it is thought that the church-yards of
some of the neighbouring villages have' afforded them corns
subkcts, but they have been much too narrowly watched
to admit of their carrying their designs into execution
within the town. Worcester Journal.