The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-26 00:00:00

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THE SPIRIT of CHRISTIANITY; or, Beau-
ties of the Christian. Religion,
Cy P. A. DE CHATEAUBRIAND.
frtanslated from the French. -
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Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and Barbary, during
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HE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES of the
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DR. Fltt. LMA N'S I*TA SA lA/TARIS,
THE value of this iciallibie Medicine has bee)
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A, GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND.
Ilex Inveterate Internal Enemy Arrested.
MANY laudable attempts 'have hereloltge been
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_CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called I gland's Plague),
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annually for centuries past tett allowed by the faculty.
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ESSEN C for the Prevention and Cute of Consumption,
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Cough, r.owever re
seve . '
It ECENT CASES.
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" Sin,-- feel it a duty incumbent on-me to arsnowle,dge
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" TI-J 0 MAS nit,
Ig S. You may make what use of this letter, you think
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I am, Sir, -
Your must obedient servant,
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e it i% to such dispensed gratuitously:
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