The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-25 00:00:00

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NUMBER I.
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lA;New and Complete HISTORY of' ENG-
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to the ultimate Ratification of the General .Peace of ib'oz.
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advances chills Country from Barbarism to Politeness; front
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noblest FlightS of Philosophy ; Irons Poverty to Riches.;
and from Tyranny to Liberty..
By GEORGE COURTNEY LYTTLETON, Esq.
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• l'he Entrance or tile French TroOps into A nisi e rdanT .
The Death of Tippiio Saib, at-the Storming of Seringa-
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Bonapartt dissolving the Ceuneil of Elders, at Sj.. Cloud,
atter: his return from Epipt. •
The Death of General Abereropby.
The Sumnder of Harvey and Cole lough, who lia4 secreted
themselves in a Cave among Rocks, near Wexford.
The Seizing of Lord EdWard Fitzgerald.
Portraits of their pres,.a.t Majesties front. original Draw-
ings.
—rife Bombardment of Copenhagen- by I.,•(rd Nelson. -
General Bonaparte defeated at the Siege of Acre. by the
Assistance of Sir Syctney Smith.
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