The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-30 00:00:00

THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
for September 1, contains, among other interesting
articles :—Burton's Cromwellian Diary—The Feast of Alle
Deuilles, a Ballad by Lord Nugent—Lines by Thomas
Campbell, Esq.—John Bullism—English Residents Abroad
—Evils of Measurement in Literature—The Philosophy
of Clubs—Advertisements Extraordinary—The Chaperon
—Old Age—A Rencontre in the Desert—The Lyre's Com-
plaint, by F. H.,—Sketches of the Irish Priesthood, No. 1.
—A Hint to Retiring Citizens—Rambles in New South
Wales—On Proverbs—Sketches of Parisian Society and
Manners—Reviews of New Publications—Memoirs of Ito-
vigo—Crawford's Residence at Siam and Cochin-China,
&c. &c.—The Drama ; Music ; Mademoiselle Sontag,
&c.—Fine Arts : Report from the Select Committee on
Public Buildings—Meetings of Perth Societies--Useful
Arts—Rural Economy—Literary and Commercial Re-
ports—Biographical Memoirs of Distinguished Persons
lately Deceased.—Provincial Occurrences, &c. &c.
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THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
September, price Half-a-Crown, contains—l. Me-
tropolitan Improvements—ll. Mine Host's Tale—lll.
Travelling Particularities, a Cheap Journey—lV. Duren-
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Hearth, by F. H.—VII. .Notes for the Month : Affairs
in the East—Relations with Portugal—Home Politics :
the " Catholic Association"—Coincidence of Taste—Con-
vict Labour at Botany Bay—Windsor Castle, and Mr.
Wyattville's Intercessions—The " Claims" of the Hack-
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of Dr. Parr—Distressing state of the Morning Post News-
paper—Chit-Chat in Prison—Conversion of Mr. Dawson,
of Derry—Sympathetic Insanity—The new Bishop of
London " epergne"—Confession of Cordes, the Murderer
—Curious Accuracy of Anglers—Poor Laws in Ireland,
&c. &c. &c.—Reviews of New Books—The Theatres--
Scientific and Literary Varieties—List of Works published
and in preparation—Obituary of Eminent Persons--
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