The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-18 00:00:00

Just published,
ip 12mo. (250 Pages) price 7s. with 12 Plates, designed and
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GEitM AN POPULAR STORIES, trans-
(,„ lated from tl+e " Kinder and Hausa chren of Messrs.
71MM. With a Prefacd and Notes, by the Translators
They have been the revivers of drowsy age at midnight,
youngwith such sales, chimed Matins tlll•the
ebek crew in the moerning; Batchelors and Maids have com-
ipsed the Christmas are-block till the curfew-bell rang can-
t!e ont ; the old Shepherd and the young Plough-boy, after
Berryaeird's labour have carrolled out the same to make them
s with; and who but they have made long nights seem
4°ll, and heavy toils easy."—(Preface,)
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PROSPECTUS.
Under the immediate Patronage of the Rev. Sir HARCOURT
LEES, Bart.
Now publishing by Subscription,
HE POPISH MASS, celebrated by Heathen
Phir Priests for the Living and the Dead, for several Ages
efore the Birth of Christ,

Containing,
1. A Sermon on Gal. i. 23, 24 ; preached at hurlus, on
nsnday, August 2d, 1767, by the Rev. A. Meagher, formerly
Priest of the Church of Rome, and Doctor of the Sorbonne,
Ikt who renounced the errors of Popery, and became a Member
°F the Established Church of Ireland.
2. A Dissertation on the Conformity of Popery witliTa-
114,11ism, proved in every point from Popish and Pagan Authors.
'i the
Observations on the Arguments and Means practised by
" Church of Rome for the Establishment of her Religion;
'hewing that they were borrowed from her Heathen Ancestors.
t; 4. An Appendix on the Style of Scripture, Transubstantia.
'°!,Auricular Confession, and Extreme Unction.
.1
• A Short Account of St. Patrick's Purgatory, in the North
A Ireland ; and a very curious Extract from the Life of St.
I''llthony of Padua, with his Sermon to a Congregation of
`lstr !
As this Work was nearly sunk in oblivion, and as it gives a
very luminous exhibition of the Idolatry and Superstition of
the
Popish Church, beside being written by a man who per-
fectly understood Popery, and renounced it from principle, it
~
`grlnot fail but be necuharly interesting.
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TO MESSRS. BROWELL AND CO.
London, Dec. 3, 1822.
GENTLEMEN, I have the pleasure to in-
form you, that I have had in constant use for Twelve
Fe
for the Brig THAIS, of London, myself Master, in
pe Coasting and Foreign Trade, to the Mediterranean, a
eresail, Topsail, and Trysail, made of Scotch and Reading
411vas, prepared by you, and that there is not the least ap-
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`4ed Canvas, are considerably so.
JOHN MILLS.