The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-27 00:00:00

MAGAZINE, No. CLIII. for June, 1829.
Contents.—l. Debates in Parliament on the Silk Trade.
—II. The Millennium.—lll. Sketches of Italy and the
Italians, with Remarks on Antiquities and Fine Arts.
(Continued.) Recollections of Naples, Mount Vesuvius,
Gavin Hamilton, &c.—IV. Songs of the Affections, by
Mrs. Hemans. 6. The Soldier's Death-Bed. 7. The
Charmed Picture. 8. The Dreaming Child.—V. What's
to be done ?—VI. Some Account of the Conduct of
Bishop Brown.—Vll. Lays of the Periodicals.—Vlll.
The Murderer's Last Night. IX. Sound Morality. By
the Ettrick Shepherd.—X. Will and Sandy. A Scots
Pastoral. By the Ettrick Shepherd.—Xl. For the Al-
bum of Miss --. By C. Lamb, Esq.—Xll. To Emma.
By Miss Lamb.—Xlll. Colloquies in Ireland respecting
recent measures.—XlV. Sketches on the Road in Ireland.
No. 3.—XV. The Diver. From the German of Schiller.
—XVI. An Opposition.—X VII. Noctes Ambrosianw.
No. 44.—XV111. Monthly List of New Publications.—
XIX. Monthly Register.—XX. Births, Marriages, and
Deaths.

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