The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-28 00:00:00

A NEW SPELLING BOOK.

(By the Author of The Chilli's and Slother's Grammars, and
whet' ael vs, for httainitig a GrAunt.itical knoMedge of the
Enginiis Language).

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urnamcnted With Kn elegant Frontispiece,

SPELLING BOOK, with Easy Reading Lei.
sons ; beginning with Words of Three Letters, and
proceeding gracioally to as many Syllables.
By Mrs. LOVECHI
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CI it useful little Work entitled, " The Ladder to Learning ;"
einisisting of a C;al lesion or 'Fables, foimed of Worda of One,
.Two, end Three Sylhibuis ; ornamented with a great MM.
ber of appropriate Engravings.
N. 13. 'Good allowance to Schools.

COBBETT's PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.
This 1).1 was published,

THE THIRD VOLUME of the above Work,
Nice tl. Ss. neatly half-hound in Russia : ,comprising
rho period between the tith of January and the iath of
March.tlles. To which is prefixed, a Complete Alphabeti-
Cal List of the. Members of the Mouse of Commons, as that
House stood at the commencement of the Session. The Vo-
Notes conclude with an Appendix, containing the first Ten
Reports of the Cominissioners of Naval Inquiry; which Re-
ports are inserted entire, and are accompanied with all the
material parts of the Evidence and t)ocuments upon which
the Reports themselves are founded.
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AICOMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTI.
..rs. CAL GA RD EN I NG, comprehending Classifications
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raising, fincing, and managingclitrtmt sorts of Vegetable Pro.
&tenons, whether of the esculent or ornamental kinds with
correa Engravings of the Various Apparatus necessary for the
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PART I.
Stonemason
Sayler
Smith
Shipwright
Mariner
Currier
Apothecary
Baker
Straw-hat-maker.,

Wool-comber
spinner
Waterman
Basket-maker
Hat-maker
jeweller
Bricklayer
Carpenter
Cooper

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Tallow-chandler
Gardener
Hair-dresser
Comb-maker
Lacc-maker
i I liner
Feather- worker
Latindress
Pa vinur
Turner

Brick-maker
Rape-makar
Weaver
Stocking.weaver
Carpet-weaver
Ladles'-dresi-maker
in. maker
Needle-maker
Wire-maker
Paper-maker
Printer

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Taylor
Shoe-maker
Trunk-maker
Wheelwright
I ran-founder
Copper-plate Printer
Painter
Engraver
Statuary

TARI

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Calico-priwzr
Tin-pl.te.worker
1-4,421er

Bu maker
t-nigket
Sadler •
G lass. blower
Cork .eu ter
Watch.maker

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