The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-07 00:00:00

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LADY SOPHIA GRESLEYi
LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE, for September,
contains the Portrait of LADY SOPHIA GRES-
LEY, engraved by Thomson, from a Miniature by Newton,
being the 57th cf the Series of Portraits of the Female
Nobility now publishing in this wo, k. The London and
French Fashions are exhibited by Six Figures, executed in
vet! superior manner. The letter-press consists of the
u"al portion of entertaining matter.
The Portraits in preparation are those of Lady CHAR-
LOTTE BURY, by Sir Thomas Lawrence—Lady NOR-
Itp,lANßY—Lady BELFAST—Lady CARNIARTHEN—
‘-ountess of CAVAN—Lady ANNE BECKETT, &c. &c
A few perfect sets in Nine Vols. may still be had.
1-'l'o4 Impressions of the Portraits are published by M.
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The MONTHLY MAGAZINE of Politic:, Literature,
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N7erieo, price Half-a-Crown, contains :—L The Duke of
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°' 4, Donnybrook Fair, and Sir Dan Donnelly—lll.
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e Progress of the West Indian Governments towards
Tie Friendless
the Condition of the Slave Population—V.
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AlCouversazione, No. 2—IX. The Theatres—X. Notes
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