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BRRAD.
This Day is published, needy printed nn fine Wove Demv, 'so
I 2me. price 46 44 111 boards, dedicated tt itenjaintri fount
R ring ird,
A TREATISE on the ART of BREAD
2. MAKING wherein the ?stealing Traria, Assize Laws,
awl every circumstance connected with tbe art, are particular,'
examined, under the Teo following Heads :-
1. Natural History and Cultivation of Wheat.—Y. Observa•
Cons on the Meiling Trade —.5. On the Analyss of Wheat
Fhoir —4. On the Analysie of Teen Ott the Theory
of Feirnentatiust in Bread... 4. On the Preparation or
Bread.-7. On the Substitute far Wheaten Bread —S. Onthe
Preparation and Preservation of Yeast —9 On the Structure
of a Bakehouse ei-10. On the Manner of Reggiano( the Assize
of 'Stead. Ity A. F.01.1N.
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Printed for %. ernor and Hood, 31, Poultry.
The intentinn of the shove Work is to concentrate in one
unit of view, *very thing that i, at present known respecting
the Manufactine of Bread, in order that the knowledge ot art
intrteate and intereatiiir subject, which has hitherto been very
imperfectly explained, may be generally difuted thmugtj
every chit• of society ; and, to render it more metal, a viriety
of Tables at. added, which will Ue found particularly service-
able in the Baker. Mealmaii, tont all other persons interested
in adjoining the Mum of Bread.

This Dar is published, the Sod Edition, pr.ec H od
PRACTICAL SERMONS on severnl imporunt
Subjects. For the Use of Families.

By the Rey. THEOPIIILUS ST. JOLLY, LL.B.
Sod by Ve ~,,, r and Hood. Rivingtons, and Longman,
Ilona, Ree•, ►nd Orme, Lor•dou.
" The•e Sermon. are distinguished by ahi in, seal, and piety ;
the doctrines are enforced with much emir-quires, and occa-
sionally with a considerable rhare of eloquefice."

British Critic
" We strongly recommend this Volume, as well adapted
to prolu, beileht in the family, and affird entertainment in
the c:no.t, by the taste wt rich is displayed in it, and the elo-
quencv which it contains." Anti-Jacobin Review.
The.e Sermons are entitled to our waimet.t approbation.
At a pathetic Writer, thn Author, with the single exception
of St. rue, V 1•4114 to tone : every one Peek himself the parson
peculiarly awl purposely addresed." Orthnolox Chorehmin.
The Author always interests his readers; his Sermons
are distingui•hed by au uncommon degree of pathos, and, in
their conclusions, by warm addresses to the heart."

Gentleman's Magazine.
Thew are exactly what Sermon, should are. We have no
hesitation in ea) mg, that we are not able to mention a Volume
by the most celebrated Author, which contains so much real
excellence."
Maroc.
Thew Sermon, are animated by lively exhortation., and
earnest Adige.. They are well adapted to the end proper...l.
11201 give u. the idea of a man who ILLS a Seal to that best 0( all
the came of real piety." Monthly Review
.. The Authow entreat. the Readers to consider these Ser-
mon. a. calculated fur a popular auditor,, inch a. a Clergy-
man, ardently Borrow of doing god, would write for the use
of his corigreviticio.' With th.. character, thaw Dein:tunes
correspond. They are impressive, ..Boman, pious, and
Anneal Review.