The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-23 00:00:00

JUVENILE BOOKS.

This Day was published, in Two small Volumes, Price Four
Shillings, half-bound, printed in a large Type, and em-
bellished with Twelve handsome Copper-plates,
Din& STORIES or, the, Memorable Aeis of
the ancient :Patriarchs, Judges, and Kings, extraeled
from their original llistorians in the ld and New Testament.
By WI,LLIAM 5C0..1,171E1,1).
The above-mentioned Work is the production of a Parent,
who could not find, among the numerous Works which for
the last twenty years have peen published tar the Use of... Chi-
ldren, one which he ccnild, with 'complete satisladion, put
into are hniais of his own. The Narrations contained in the
Old and New Testament, surpass in Interest and Simplicity `
any specimens of Narration which can.be,found in the world.
The present Volutn;. it may theretine -be supposed, will
prove to Children a posy of sweet-smelling flowers, with-
out one shrub of evil scent, or a single thorn.to detract from
the pleasure if is able to attbrd. _ _

Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
vard-; and sold by B. Tabaft,• 157, New Bond-street; by J.
Harris, St. l'aul's Church-yard, and by all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, the following superior BoOks for the
Use of young Persons, lately published,
t. Miss Aikiu's Poetry for Children, price as.
a. The Juvenile Plutarch, consisting of the Lives of ex-
traordinary. Children, -price as. 6d.

3. Visit; to the MervaAerie and the Botanical Gardon, at
Paris. By L. F.,,fauili-er, la z.vok. INrice 3s. - • -
4. The Little K:rinii4.;:a. By L. F. Jantfret, price is. 6c1,.

THE MOST RECENT and AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT
of NORTH AMERICA.

A New Edition, in Four large Volumes, Oaavo, Price Two
Guineas in boards, with Three .whol.t-sheet Iola; s, several
large Tables, &c.
TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of
NORTHAMERI th,q COUNTRY of the IRO-
QUOIS, and'UPP ER CAN AQA, in the Vera 1795, t 796,
and 1797 ; by• the, • •
. DUKE of'ROCHEFOUCA3ILT. LIANC'OURT.
With an authentic Account of LOW ER CANADA.
Critical Approbations of this Valuable Work.
" These Travels constitute a Work of much greater.im
n -
peance and Value than are attributable to the generality of
Publications under similar Thies. They are written in the
manner of Arthur Young's Travels in France, and furnish the
Reader with a vast Mass of Geographical, ComMereial, Po-
litical, mid Economical Information, thd result of .attentive
remark, and judicious inquiry."—New Annual Register.
" Our present Traveller has united great attention to no
common_abillties: His Descriptions, are. clear and explicit,
and his Observations in general are judicious. He had the
best means of Inhumation-. fThrour4h the whole of the Tour,
A vricnitbad, and its various operat;ons and instruments, were
obse:ved with particular attention.: His Descriptive of the
northern and Eastern Regions of the Unitod States, may be
considered as a valuable accotmt of a Country
hitherto little known."- Critical Rbvier.,.

". The useful Informittio- a contains, is
considerable. The Duke Las cervainlv not been an idle Tra-
veller, and his Agricultural Remarks will greatly assist the
Reader, in acquiring correct ideas of the Cuuntry: The
Translator appears to be well acquainted with the American
States; and his Notes frequently increase the information,
and correct the errors of the original ."—Monthly Review.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No: 7t, St.,PauPs Chureh-
yard, and may be.had of all I3ooksellers in the British Empire.
Of whom may be had, the few. remaining Copies of the
Quarto Edition, price Three Guineas in boards.