The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-20 00:00:00

In a few days will be published, in 3 vole.
HEREFO R M E R.
By the Author of " Alassenhurgh."
The state is out of tune : distracting fears,
And jealous doubts, jar in our public councils ;
Amidst the wealthy city murmurs rise,
Lewd railings, and reproach on those that rule,
With open scorn of government • hence credit,
And puhlic trust 'twixt man and roan are broken.
The golden streams of commerce are withheld,
Which fed the wants of needy hinds and artizans,
Who, therefore, curse the great, and threat rebellion.
ROWE.

Also, in the Pregs,
SECOND EDITION of FITZ-GEORGE.
7...0nd0n : Published by Effingham Wilson, Royal Ex-

THE LEEDS 'MERCURY will from this
Pa day, (July 14, 1832) be published as a Double
per, exactly Twice the Size of the London Evening
Papers, without any addition to the price, which is Seven-
pence per Week. This is now the largest journal in the
United Kingdom published at the same price, and contains
a vast body of Political, Literary, and Local Information ;
when cut open, it forms two papers of four pages each,
which will be found a great convenience in News Rooms,
Inns, and Families. The Leeds Mercury has more than
thirty years, under its present man 'gement, strenuously
advocated the cause of Reform in Parliament, Public Eco-
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the Leeds Mercury offers the best medium for their an-
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Not a provincial Paper has been published for
the last fortnight the columns of which are not, more or
less, crowded with accounts of the rejoicings which have
taken place on the passing of the Reform Bill. Much to
the credit of the people, the senseless candle-burning-sys-
tem is scarcely mentioned.