The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-02 00:00:00

FAIRY TALES ILLUSTRATED WITH 800 ENGRA
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11HE CHILD'S FAIRY LIBRARY,
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To be eompleted in Eight altemafe monthly Volumes.
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NEW LITERARY AND MUSICAL PERIODICAL.
Just published No. 1, price Three-pens, to be continued Weekly,
and Monthly, in a neat Wrapper,
THE SUNBEAM, a Journal devoted to Polite
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Sir Walter Scott, I Thomas Chatterton,
Sir Egerton Brydges, W. H. Ireland,
S. T. Coleridge, I Lady Caroline Lamb,
Robert Burns, Mrs. Montagu, &c. &e.
ORIGINAL MUSIC BY
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Barnett, Loder, KalkLrenner.
With Adaptations and Arrangements from
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Haydn, Mozart, Weber,
And all the Old Masters.

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This day wa
The FIRST MONTIIL
THE A T

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CONTENTS—REVIEWS,
Russian North Polar Expedi-

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with copious Extracts of
Memoirs of Holt, General of the

tions
Wellsted's Travels in Arabia
Diary of the Times of George the'
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The Book of the Cartoons
Queen sof England, by H. Law-

Irish Rebels
Wilkinson's h e
Manners
Egyptians nd Cus-
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Prescott's " Ferdinand and Isa-

bella"
Panizzi and the Royal Society
'Herbert's " Attilla"
'Eichoff's Philological Researches
Howitt's Rural Life

renee
Curiosities of Literature, by Bol-
ton Corney
Hood's Own
The Prisoner of Abd-el-Kadir
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Plantarum—Logan's Canada, &e.

REPORTS
of proceedings of Learned and Scientific Societies, with abstracts
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Royal Shield lately discovered in the Great Pyramid—Captain
Alexander's Report of his Expedition in South Africa—Mr. 'l' hom-
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North West Coast of Australia—Maleolmson on the Fossils of the
Basaltic District of India—Rohman on an Ancient Solar Eclipse
observed in China—Rawson on the Institutions for employing the
indigent in Belgium; and other important Papers. Also, the
AlciorogicAl Table kept by the Assistant Secretary of the Royal
Sooiety, and furnished exclusively to this Journal.
Original Poetry, Papers, Obituary, Notices of Distinguished
Men, of the Theatres, Concerts, &c. Weekly Gossip with refe-
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