The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-30 00:00:00

C,,riients are—

A copious Set of Ihstruettons for a Flute•from one Key to
eight ; a Set of Progressive Lessons ; 64 Duets in the van:.
ous Keys, each of which is preceded by a short easy l're,lucle,
accompanied with an Explanatory _slate, by which the l'u".
pit is enabled to proceed progressively from the•easitit to
the most difficult Key, without any other assistance ; z
.Arcittes ; 33 Scottish and orker Airs, and a Set of Prelud,s
in various Keys ; the whole forming the cheapest book -of.
tie kind extant

London.: Printed for and. sold by the Author, N. 17,
Lirtle,KniOt Rider-street, Dodors' COntrnons.
N.B. No Book is genuine, except it is signed 44 1. `Vragg,"
in rod ink, in the Title and Address. . •

,rrrrtr, wits '
fl anthomety pCIIIC.AI in Bvo. price its. in oearus,Voieme the
First, of _
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:1---°HE GENERAL BIOGRAPHICAL mono-
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A_ NARY ; containing an Historical and Critical Account
of the Lives at.d Writings of tire most eminent Persons in
every Nation ; particularly the British and I rish'; frout the
earliest Accounts to the present Time.' A !;ew Edition, r~_
vise) and•enlarged •
By ALEXANDER CHALMERS,'F.S.A.

Printed for I. Nichols and Son; F. C. and I'. Rivington ;
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E. Bentley ; and I Faulder.
"ill be published on the tst of lune ; and
the remaining Volumes on the first of each succeeding
Month.. .

*.i' It is calculated that .the whole will not excced 2.1
Volumes. -;

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•DULLS. for -ENGLISH COMPOSITION, and
particularly for THEM ES : designed for the Use of
Schools, and in Aid of Self-Instrudion. •
By,loll-N
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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, .and Brown,
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This Day was published,
In 3 Volumes, Odavo, price. zl. Ss. boards,

(Dedicated to HIS lioyal Ith;lufess thq Prince Regent),
IVOGRAPHIA DAANIATICA ; or, a Compa-
nion'to the lay house ; containing Historical and' cri-
tical Memoirs, and Original Anecchnes of British- and Irish'
Dramatic lVriters, from the Commencement 'of our Theatri-
cal Exhibitions ; amongst whom are some of the mosecele-,
jarated Aaors. Also an Alphabetical Account - and Chrono.•
logical Lists of their Works, thedates when printed, and. Ob.;
servatiuns on their Merits. Together 'with an 1 t ul;cior y
View of the Rise and Progress of the B ritislvStage.
natty compiled by DAVID E RSK INE BAKER, continued
to the Year 1764, thence to I •
By ISAAC REED, F.A.S.

And brought tlOwn to' the end of -November, 18r r, with
considerable Additions antil linprovernetits through Out.
13y STEPHEN
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This, Day was published, in Odavo, price iss,. no,atits,
PLANTI'ER's -KALENDAR ; or, The
.1, Nurseryman and Forester's' Guide, in the Operations
of the Nursery, the Forest,- and the Grove.
13y the late WALTER NICO L.
Edited and completed by Li DWA D SANG, 'Nurseryman.
Primed for 'Lt3iiginan, Hurst, Rees' Urine, and Brown,
and . M urray, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co.
Edinourgh.
This Work contains an extended view of the methods
of raising trees from infancy to maturity ; their m Ana, „lent
in the nuisery, in the forest, and the grove; as hea.lg,!- rove,
and detached ornamental trees in the park and in the lawn.
It spews the methods for raising-and managing simple and
mixed copses ; with the qualities of soils best adapted to the
various kinds of forest trees, and in which they have attained
to tire greatest perfeetion in many places, both of Scotland
and England. The vyho'e is intended to enable the landed
proprietor,, engaged in the cultivation of timber upon his
estate, to,adopt the speediest, cheapest, and most olictual
met.hous of arriving at the proposed end.
AS above may be had, by the same Author,
The Vill.r GardenDireetory; or, M•utthly Index of Work,
to be done in Own and villa gardens, shrubberies, and par-
terres ; on the treatment of shrubs and dowers
usualiy kept in the green-room, the lobby, ant the drawing-
S.;cond EditiQll, price 75. fsd, boards.