The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-29 00:00:00

THE PLAIN DEALER.

On Sunday next will appear, the First Number of a New
Weekly Paper, called
9111-1 E PLAIN DEALEIt.—It will ad-
vocate the good cause; means to recommend a great
number of other good things; and, in short, will contain
whatever is looked for in Weekly Pipers in general, with
the addition (it is hoped) of an ability, and at all events,
of a sincerity not so easily to be met with.
A new Paper, exclaims the reader—Why, how is room
to he made for a new Paper? and how can it be new ?
Newspapers have forfeited their titles, at least the new
ones. They ought to be called old Papers ; reader, we
hope to be found somewhat original in the tone and general
spit it, if not in the object of our articles. We intend to
shew the numerous advantages to be obtained for the com-
munity by a sound system of Government in matters not
usually supposed to be connected with Politics ; and in
addition to these features of novelty', we propose to be
new upon a point of very old and English standing, to wit,
the subject of the Money Market ; and so, dear Reader,
farewell to the Ist of January. It money and knowledge
and good humour, and the last dregs of Tory bile, do not
overflow in the course of the year 1831, it shall be no
fault of ours.
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men in Town and Country.
Persons desirous of making communications to the
Editor should forward them to the Office.
N. B. Letters postpaid.

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