The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

FRENCH PRONUNCIATION.
This day was published, price 3s. in cloth boards,
TABLET of FRENCH PRONUNCI-
ATION, adapted to the HAZELWOOD SYSTEM
of TUITION : with a subjoined Dictionary.
" This is decidedly the best Work of the kind that has
ret appeared in England, and must materially assist those
Prim are studying the French Language in acquiring a cor-
let and elegant pronunciation."—Roquet, Professor of the
French Language, London.
" I am happy in being able to give an opinion favour-
ible to this little Work, which is decidly the best of its
tind that has yet appeared."—R. de St. Arhau't, Eleve
le l'Ecole Imperiale, &e. tic.

This day was published, price 3s. Third Edition, beauti-
fully done up in f ancy-colouted boards, with a Frontis-
piece,
THE GIFT of an UNCLE, or a Short
Description of some of the pecnliaritie4 of the Ani-
!nal and Vegetable World, with an Account of their first
mtroduction into this country.
" A very interesting and well-written little volume,
Full of amusing yet useful information, and one that we
!an recommend to the perusal of juvenile readers."—
Literary Gazette, Nov. 15, 1828.
We can strongly recommend the excellent matter of
this unpretending and pretty little volume."—Atlas,
Nov. 9, 1828.

SUPERIOR MANUSCRIPT SERMONS.
This day Were published, printed in exact imitation of
Manuscript by Lithography, iu quarto, on fine post
paper and alternate page, each done up separately for a
case, in three portions of Twenty, price 1/, 10s. each,
which may be had separate,
SIXTY ORIGINAL SERMONS,
adapted to every Sunday ita the Year, and the prin-
cipal Holy-days.
BY AN EMINENT DIVINE OF THE CHURCH
OF ENGLAND.
These Sermons are respectfully submitted to the Clergy,
Its being perfectly original, and very superior compositions,
Britten expressly for this occasion, 'and better adapted to
their avowed object than any previous attempt of the same
kind. It may be sufficient to say that they are purely
orthodox, and consistent with the doctrines of the Church
of England ; the practice of Christianity is inculcated in a
style of language clear and unaffected ; and in its mys-
teries nothing is presumed beyond the pale of sound
reasoning.
Printed for William Joy, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard,
slid sold by all Booksellers in town and country.

This day r►as published, in 12mo, price ss. bound,
A Treatise on Practical Book-keeping, peculiarly adapted
to facilitate the improvement of the Pupil in this branch
of Education.
THE MERCANTILE TEACHER'S
ASSISTANT; or A GUIDE TO PRACTICAL
DOOK-KEEPING : comprising Three Sets of Books :
the first set applicable to the Retail Trade ; the second, to
Ike Wholesale Dealer • and the third, to the Business of an
Agent, or General Merchant. To wisich is added, an
Appendix on Bills of Exchange and Merchants' Accounts :
etrig an extension and improvement on the plan of the
Author's " Elements' of Book-keeping."
By J. MORRISON, Accountant,
Author of several works on Commercial Subjects.
London ; Printed for Wm. Joy, 66, St. Paul's Church-
rard.

" The art of book-keeping is of such importance in a
smunercial country, that it necessarily forms an essential
tranch of education. It his been remarked, that no text-
000k is to be met with in which Single Entry is so fully
seated of, as to- initiate youth into that form or mode of
seeping accounts which is followed in the inland trade of
Iris country; though nut one pupil in fifty has occasion
or any thing more than a practical system of Single Entry.
in compliance with the request of several eminent teachers,
he 'Mawr has drawn np the present work, in which he
as endeavoured to remove the foregoing objections; and
ilso to incorporate every improvem.nt in Double Entry
which his farther experience and information have sug-
tested."
14..13.--The Publisher has prepared paper books, neatly
soled, adapted for the respective sets, at a moderate price.
- - This day was published, in One Vol. 12m0., price Ss. bds.
DEUTSCHES LESEBUCH : or, Les-
sons in German Literature, Divided into Four
?Rte.—Containing, Part 1., an Interlinear, Literal, and
Free Translation.—Parts 11. and 111., a Literal, or Free
Translation on the opposite Pages ; and Part IV., a
['rogation of the most difficult Words and Phrases at the
' bottom of sash Page.
By J. ROWBOTHAM, F.AST.S.L.
&Athor of a German Grammar, a French Grammar, an
Algebra, and a Key, Ste.
" This Work is an improvement on the Hamiltonian
System of Education, containing an Interlinear, Literal,
tai Free Translition of Passages, selected from the most
approved German Writers shortening and simplifying, by
these means, the unusually (and hitherto necessarily so)
protracted process of tuition."—Sun, May 23, 1829.
" This little volume is an excellent key to unlock the
treasures of the German Language ; and the plan is well
' calculated to attain the end proposed by the author—self-
tnition. It is both instructive and interesting."—British
Traveller.
" By this little work, which we have carefully exa-
"'lined, Mr. It. appears-to have yielded good service ;—the
!hole appears to us well designed and well executed."—
Itiaday Times, May 24, 1829.
" It is with pleasure we recommended Mr. R.'s twice-
la to young students in the German Language, who will
mi their progress considerably accelerated by a help of
is kind."—Monthly Review, June, 1829.
P" This Volume will be found very useful in Schools, and
articularly so to those who wish to assist themselves in the
!equisition of the German Language.—New Monthly Ma-
pelting, August, 1829.
APrinted for W. Joy, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and the
uthor Marlborough-place Academy Walworth.
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, 'This day Wall published, price 2s. neatly bound,
A TREATISE ON PRACTICAL
ARITHMETIC and MENSURATION, dipted
lo the Use of Schools and to Private Tuition; onu a
New
pod Itnptoved Plan, dtsigned to accelerate the Improve-
puenta of b
the Learner. The part on Mensuration is ac-
pompanied y The
Engravings. Third Edition,
treatly enlarged, containing a variety of Useful and Im-
Portant Information never before published, and concluded
With about Three Hundred promiscuous Questions for the
Q
taaurination of Learners, during their Progress through
al work.

By S. P. REYOLDS,
Accountant and TeacherNof Mathematks.
Also,
A KEY ; containing the SOLUTIONS of the QUES-
TIONS, worked at length. Price 3s. neatly bound.
"A youth of moderate capacity, intent on acquiring
Peithmetieal knowledge, will find this to be one of those
Prorks which will enable him to make a proficiency in
[eiarning, without any other aid."—lmperial Magazine,
oeember, 1827.
" This unpretending volume contains much valuable
Metter, carefully digested in small space, and expressed in
Plea"r and simple terms."—Weekly Review, Aug. 30,1828.
VWe can recommend this little book to the attention of
Ork for the simplicity and dearness of its arrangements.
re improvement, in this edition are worthy of particular
rtice, and the engraved plates, illustrative of the study of
p*alauration, will be found to afford considerable facilities
the learner."—Atlas, Sept. 7, 1828.
r" This little volume embodies a mass of instruction in a
ow compass ; it offers greater facilities for a youth in
ing,the dry study of arithmetic, than an book of 14.1! C 141% we have met with ; it would be an improvement
Fr__Vae title to call it Learning made Easy.' "--...British
I.4v_eller, No PrintedB2.
"4°,1 for William Joy, 66, St. Paul's
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