The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-28 00:00:00

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"P LONDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC
INSTITUTION, 163, ALDERSGATE-STREET.
ri.,
SECOND of a COURSE of LEC-
' TURES on MUSIC,
Will By Mr. THOMAS ADAMS,
t,efocuka, By
on WEDNESDAY Evening next, at Eight
tACLASS for CONVERSATION in the FRENCH
wooti?.l3AGE meet every Thursday Evening at Nine
0,1h,e advantages of this Institution consist of Lectures
plied wit and Scientific Subjects; Reading Rooms sup-
of the Daily Papers, Periodicals, and New Works
R if;,"'r"t; an extensive Library of Valuable Works for
Niod-'ence and Circulation ; Classes for Instruction in the
•r,l Languages, &C. &c. &c.
Irrn, 42i. 2s. per Annum, payable Half yearly.
pe,Test Tickets of Ad.nission to the Lectures only, 11. Is.
'`nnUtia
Jul • By order,
1829. G. STACY, Sec.
ROYAL HOTEL AND ASSEMBLY-ROOMS,
FMARGATE.
HoWE, with feelings of gratitude, begs to
* return his most sincere thanks to the Visitants of
ht:tre ei to for the liberal support he has received during the
Inentgteen years that he has kept the above Establish-
Coiilia,n,4 he flatters himself that the SUPERIOR AC-
WiTii''x'-'I2.ATIONS OF HIS HOTEL, COMBINED
tho MODERATE CHARGES, will ensure him that
to izetr°i'tyablie patronage, which it is his highest ambition
lease Car 13‘;--The ROYAL MAIL STEAM-PACKETS
at jgate every Wednesday and Saturday for Ostend,
theri ail -Past Nine o'clock • Persons travelling to the Ne-
ands will obtain v r 'useful information required, by
aPPlicat e
11Aion to F. flot:e
IZrY superior four-inside Coach leaves the WHITE
ox.'n,en, PICCADILLY; GRIFFIN'S, GREEN MAN,
tcmc,„"D•STREET ; BELL and CROWN, HOL •
~AS; BLOSSOMS INN, CHEAPSIDE, at HALF-
Atti,To, EIGHT O'CLOCK; and BRICKLAYER'S
arri 3, at NINE O'CLOCK, precisely, every morning,.
co''',lng at Margate in nine hours, without CHANGING
lea CHE
taa the 4IS or COACHMEN. A Night Coach also
411 d above Inns every evening at SIX O'CLOCK,
-k_Z___3at_A_largate early the next morning..

WIRE MEAT SAFES and DISH
COVERS.—Variety of this useful article, to
,keep meat and all victuals from being spoiled by
flies and
,14ects, is deserving the attention of every family in Eng-
Land, the East and West Indies, and all hot countries.
1, hey admit a free circulation of air, exclude flies and all
41tects, by which every kind of provision may be kept
N'eet twice the time as in any other way.
Are to be seen in great variety, at the manufacturers',
'AT° and SONS, S 9, Holborn, opposite St. Andrew's
\Y"arch' o where every article in Wrought or Cant Iron and
„.„.ire Wrk is manufactured.

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THE LOVES OF THE POETS.
By the Author of the " Diary of an Ennuy4e."
" Only she that hath as much possession of virtue as of
beauty, deserves a noble love to serve her, and a true
poe•ie to speak her."—Habington's Castara.
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SECOND EDITION WITH ADDITIONS.
This day was published, in Two Vols. Bvo. with numer-
ous Plates from Drawings, by Mts. Ward,
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By 11. G. WARD, Esq. C 0.
Late his Afajesty's Charge d'Affaires in that country.
Second Edition revised ; with an account of the Min-
ing Companies and.of the Political Events in that Re-
public, continued up to the present day.
N.B. The six Views of the most important towns in
Mexico, engraved by Mr. Pye, announced in the first Edi-
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