The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-24 00:00:00

.11,14 '.43;3" -77-;:r. 771 -772
)
A
tel
4, at
_keit, i44.3

• This Day were published,
In Thiee Volumes, octavo, plice 11. 163. Hoard~.
QPEECHES in PARLIAMTENT, of the Right
L. 7 Honourable WILLIAM WINDHAM; to which is pre-
fixed-some Account of his Life.

BY THOMAS. AAIYOT, Esci. •
Printed for Longman, Hnrst, Itees,. Orme., Brown,
Paternoster-row, and:Jai/les Ridgway,.Piceadilly.
Of whom may be had,
Speeches of the Right Hon. WilPazn Pitt. 3 vols. Bvo,
price. 11. i Is. Gd. hoards. •
In the Press, and speedily will lie published. 1.
1. The :Speeches of the Right Hon. Charles Jame%:Fox.
2:- The Speeches of the Itight,,Hon. Edmund Burke.

UNIVERSAL--SCHOOI, BOOK.
This pay was published,
- A New Edition, price 55.,6d. hound, with the fall Allowance
• 'to Schools:, •
THE CLASS-BOOK'; or; 3G3 Lessons f6l.
English Classes,-in -an Schools; Male and Female, con- •
taining instruction on ,n•cry useful and important subjeet, iu
the correct and eil!gp.nr, language-,of the b,estAutliors ar-,
ranged in Lessons for every day in the Year.
By the Rev. DAVIT) BtAIR,
The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this in-
comparable School Book, and.the Aiiidity with which it con-
filmes to be adopted in the first Schools of the Empire' are
.sufficient testimunials of its superior pretensions, anti jus-
tify an expectation that it will in tide time be universally re-'
ceived Arid preferred as a finished Book in the practice of
Reading. •
. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bee;, Orme, and Brown, Pa--
ternoster-row, and, to be had of all hooksellers -in Great Bri-
-tain and Ireland.
- Of whom-may he'had, by the same Author,
Leading Bxercises for the Junior Classes, 2S.'

„ This Day were published,.
In One yolume 4to. embellished- with Tw Maps, Fifteen
Plates (=illy tingly coloured), and Fifteen Vignettes, price

31. :is. hoards,.
,• ,
TRAVELS, in the ISLAND of ICELAND,
during the Summer of the Year 1810.
By Sir Igatt6E STEUART MACKENZIE, Bart. '
Fellow of the Royal SoCiety of Edinburgh, &c.
*,41, This Work contains the 05servations'inadeln that in-
teresting Island, by Sir- George Mackenzie, Burt. Mr. Hol-
land,' and Mr. Bright. - A paliminary Dissertation on the
History and Literature ,of Iceland precedes the Journal of
the Travellers. In the Journal is described the Country, the
Hof 'Springs, Volcano&s, and other natural Curiosities, and,
also the Manners and Cuqouis Of the. Inhabitants ; .and it is
followed by. distinct Chapters on Itural, atutEcele-
siastical Affairs ; on th,k prescut State of Literature; an Na+
turalliist6ry, 13,41ny, and Mi.:erilogy. •
Print&i for Lon,-uan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown' • Cu-
deli and Davi.s Miller, mid John Murray, Londcm ;
and A. Conslal;le and Co. Ediabur-h.
-

GEOCRAPHY FOP, SCHOOLS.
. - TM,. Day was published,.
A' New• Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, Mils,
traced with upward; of Sixty beautifuLEngravings, lepre-,-
seating th_e Dresses, Customs, and Haoitations of all
Nations, with .numerous_Map, &c. price Fourteen Shil-
lings, bound. - .. . ' . .
GEOGRAPHY" on a POPULAR PLAN; • for
the Use of Schools and Young Persons., Containing all
the interesting and amusing features of GeographiCal Know-,
ledge, and calculated to convey instruction ny'means of the
striking and pleasing- associations. produced by the peculiar
Manners, Customs; and Characteristics of all nations, and
countries.

13ylbe Rev. J. GOLDSMITII

Instead of dry Detail's relative' to Objects not adapted to
the Taste and Curiosity of YOuth, this wink is solely occupied
with such Anecdotes of People and Countries, as:are ca.cu—
lated to rivet attention, and maintain that fascinating'Cliarac,*
ter for which, the Scien.ze df Geography has higher claim,;
than any other branch of Knowledge. . The Contents of this
Volume are consequently more interesting than are, perhaps,
those of any other-Work .'of equal size in the EngjiSh'Lan- -
griage; and the effect on the minds of young persons:ren-
dered' complete by the •uTneroiti.., Plates which: illustrate
every part. .
Subjoined is the only treatise existing on the ..subject of
Constructing Maps; a practice 'thas rendered familiar,
end by means of which the : part of Geography
may be taught in a fourth part ,f the usual time.
Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, drine, .ail Brown, pa--
ternostcr-row; and to' he had of all BoOkssellers, with a large
'Allowatice to Schools'... • - - •

• •• Of whom 'may be!bad, by. the same Author, , • •
An Easy Grammar of Qeography,. with Questions; being
an Introduction and-a Companion to the tibtive -and•univ-er-
sally acknowledged to be the bestand• most practieal, Work of
this kind ektaat. Illustrated With Maps., &c. &c. price 2s: 6d.
bound in red.

Fitl D A .`c_e, Y 24, 1812.