The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-22 00:00:00

ROYAL LADY'S MAGAZINE, will be
published on the let of January, price 2s. 6d. with
a splendid Portrait of the King, and other embellishments.
Contents :-1. Titled Authors-2. New Year's Ere-
3. The Life of the Duke of Sully-4. A Dirge-5. Ex.
tracts from the Nute-book of an Oxonian-6. The Poli-
tical Busy Body-7. Ancient Ballads-8. The Editor's
Room-9. The Oxford Circuit-10. Portfolio, kc.
Advertisements—Twelve lines, 10s. 6d. ; half-page,
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Editor will be received.
The Nobility are requested to give immediate orders to
their Booksellers fur the regular delivery of the work.

THE EXAMINER NEWSPAPER will,
on the New Year, offer some new advantages to
its Readers and Advertisers. From the lit of JANU-
ARY, 1831, it will be very considerably increased in size,
without any increase of price. Its sheet will be larger
than the Times, folded into a handsome long octavo. The
additional space thus obtained will be devoted to improve-
ments in the Literary and Miscellaneous departments of
the Paper.
The leading articles will continue to be written by the
New Proprietor, who bar for the last three years had
the sole conduct of the Political department. With the
progress of the opinions he has constantly advocated (and
advocated in less auspicious times), his zeal is not likely to
abate, and he pledges himself that the recommendation ef
Locke shall ever be the guiding principle of his Journal—
" To bring to cur studies, and to our enquiries after know-
ledge, a mind covetous ef truth, that seeks after nothing
else, and after that impartially, and embraces it, how
poor, how contemptible, how unfashionable soever it may
seem." More than this we cannot promise ; and having
promised this, we know that such as we have been, we
shall always be found to be, the fearless expounders of
what we believe to be the truth, and unflinching advocates
of the rights of the people.
In the increased Paper the same scope will be given to
political disquisition, and a large space will be assigned to
Literature and miscellaneous matter. We shall also pre-
sent additional advantage as well as better accommodation
to our numerous advertising friends.
The Examiner is published, price 7d., at the Office,
113, Straad, where advertisements and communications,
post-paid, are received ; and, both to prevent disappoint-
ments, and to enable us to prepare ourselves for the de-
mand, we shall be greatly obliged if those who intend to
favour the Examiner with their orders will give early
notice to their News Agents, more especially if our friends
reside in the country.
The Enlarged Sheet will be first used in the publication
of the First Edition on the Ist of January, 1831. To
secure the supply of our subscribers in the country, ar-
rangements are effected for an earlier publication, and the
First Edition of the Examiner will henceforward on Satur-
day be ready for delivery to News Agents, at the Office, at
Four o'clock precisely.

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