The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRCT,

"7—‘,.. THE CUTTER ALDBRO', 39
Ii
_i-
.4;,,,, _ Tons per Register, completely re-built, from
1,17111:-,,. !: '.>P'4 the Keel to Gunwale, of the best English
1-.1,:r0v,.., Oak, in Curling and Co.'iDock, in 1819 ;
<et ....
copper-fastened, iiails fast, is fitted in a
very handsome manner for a Pleasure Yacht ; and, as far as
respects comfort and convenience, superior to any Vessel of
her size in England; is admirably adapted for a Drogher, be-
ing so well found in excellent stores as to require nothing
but Coppering to send her immediately to the West Indies.
. Inventories and Particulars of CURLING and DOMETT,
10, George-yard, LombaVd•street.

To the GOVERNORS of the ROYAL :HOSPITALS of
BRIDEWELL and BLTHLEM.
XX., R. FRERE begs to present his sincere
thanks tot hose Governors who have been pleased to
express their favourable- opinion of his pretensions as a CAN-
DIDATE foe the
_vacant office of ACCOUNTANT and RE-
CEIVER, and earnestly to solicit his Friends not to relax their
efforts on his behalf, as he is advised thatJ he new Enactment
(which, after 26 days' anxious canvass, would exclude him
from the List of (hndidates, his age being 47) has not been
brought forward in the course which the Standing Rules and
Orders require, and consequently that the next General Court
will not, upon mature delditerat ion, confirm or act upon such
a regulAion.
9, Austin-friars, Nov. 9."
The Day of Election is fixed for Thursday, the 30th instant,
at Twelve o'Clock precisely, and the Governors will, in the
first instance, proctied to the consideration of the new En-
actment of the last Court.

PUBLICATIONS.

ACKERMANN, 101, Strand, propeses
• to publish, in Six Nloothly Parts' AN lIISTORICAL
c and piruitEsOuv, TOUR of the SETNE, from PARIS to

. _
the SEA; illustrated by ;twenty-four highly finished and
coloined Engravings, front Drawings made for the purpose
by Messrs. I'ugin and Gentian. This Work will correspond
with the Histories of 'Oxford, Cambridge, Colleges and
Schools, Westminster Abbey, Microcosm of London, the
Tour along the Rhine, Buenos Ayr es, &e. The First Part
will be published on the Ist January, 1821 ; 750 Copies only
will be printed ou 4to. Elephant Paper; to the first 500 Sub-
scribers the price will be I4s. each Part ; the remaining 250
will be .advanced to 165.; and Fifty Large Copies will be
taken.

ACKERNIANN will also publish on tho Ist of December

next,

Part VIII. ENGLISH LAKES, Four Coloured Plates, 6s
Part 111. SYNTAX in SEARCH of a WIFE, Three Plates
9s. Ga.

Part XXIV. of the CABINET of ARTS, Four Plates, 56i
NEW SOUTH WALES; being an Historical Account Li
the Colony and its Settlements ; with Twelve Views, engraved
by W. PRESTON, a Convict, from Drawings by Captain
WALLIS. of the 46th Regiment; and a Map of Port Mac-
quarie and the newly discovered River Hastings, by J. OX-
LEY, Esq. Suiveyor-General to the Territory. Super-roya!
folio, 21. 2s.

BEAUTIES OF THE LIVING POETS.
Just published, price 9s. boards.,
rrH E BEAUTIES of the MODERN
POETS; being Selections from the Works of the most
Popular Authors of the present day, and introductory View
Of the Modern Temple of Fame.
By Dr. CAREY.
London Printed for W. Wright, 4G, Fleet Street.

GROTEiQUE. • .
This Day was puhli,hed,
Price One Guinea, hoards, or in Eight Parts, at 2s. U. each,

with IS humorous coloured Plates,
DOCTOR SYNTAX in PARIS; or, A
Tour in Search of the Grotestoe, by the same Author
who produced the Original Popular Work.
London : Printed fur W. Wright, 46, Fleet Street; sold by
Sherwood and Co. Paternoster Row ; and Simphia and Mar-
shall, Stationers' Court.