The Sun.
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This Day. was ptiblished, price its. 6d. neatly bound, or in
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A NEW HISTORY rof GREAT BRITAIN,
/ 1 from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the PreSent Time;
exhibiting to the Minds or Vouch a Variety of Instructive and
Pleasing Information, and some Particulars now first adapted
to the Capacities of Young People of both Sexes. The whole
calculated to operate as WI-al Lessons, while it contains
every leading trait of the. History of England. Oii a Plan
nearly similar to that of Dr. Henry.
By the Rev. JOHN ADAMS, A.M.
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London Printed for C. Law, No. 13, Ave Maria Lane ;
T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, and T. Hurst, Paternoster-
TOW.

• Where may he had, by the same Author,
t. The Elements of Reading.; being seled and easy Les-
sons, in Prose and Verse, tor young Readers of both Sexes.
Third Edition, enlarged, price .45. bound. Designed as a•
Sequel to the Spelling Book, and a proper lntroduetion to
the Speaker,' or any other Seledion of a like-nature.
We refer the Public for a recommendation of the aboVe
entertaining and instrudive Work. (designed purposely for
young People of both Sexes), to the London Review, July
aoo, Anti- Jacobin, May dot, and Dritish Critic, Septem-
ber aut. _ _

a. The Elements of Useful Knowledge, in Seven Books ;
comprehending Shaft Systems. ot Astronomy, and Geography,
Mythology, Chronology, Rtietoric, Biography, Natural Phi-
losophy, and Metallurgy, Government, and Jurisprudence.
To be re4d in turns, with such approved Seledions as are ge-
neralty used in Schools; and to be.chiefly committed to Me-
mory,. Fourth Edit**, now in. the Press, enriched with
useful Plates, and enlarged with additional Information.
The praise of having formed a useful Introduction to
General Science," is cheerfully awarded to the Author,' by
the Monthly Review, June tlioo, P. 204. His Contempo-
rary, the London Review, recommends it to the Public on a
variety of accaunts., See the Number for July 1799.•
3. Lediones Seled ; or Seled Latin Lessons in Mora-
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This Day was published,
In Quarto, on fine paper, Price Seven Shillings,.
THE POOR ; or, *** BREAD. A Poem.
With Notes and Illustrations.

By. Mr. PRATT,
Author Of Sympathy, G leanings, &c. &c.
**4 A transposition of the Title having been thought
more expressive of the variety of National Subjeds discuss-
ed in this Work, it has been altered accordingly.
" It may be said that the Author has made the Poor a rich
and interesting subjed in its relation to the pressure of the
times; he displays some beautiful thoughts and li?pp'y strokes
of the poetic pencil, and opens a wide field for philosophi-
cal and political discussion ; and if he can induce the rich and
powerful to bestow on it all the attention which it imperi.
ously demands, he will be classed among contributors to the
public weal. The Work is conceived with boldness, and i§
executed in general with spirit."
• . Monthly Review for March 1802.

" The Work before us is written from the impulseof pure
benevolence, and the Author has been animated by a laud-
able indignation against every evil that seems to have resulted
from the spirit of Monopoly, and has painted in rich, varied,
and affecting colours, the merits'andmiseries'Of rustic situ-
plicity— He gives m truth " the simple annals of•the Poor"
in such a manner, as strongly to interest the feelings, while it
engages the imagination."
Anti-Jacobin Review for Malch 180 a.
" The Author of this Poem has felt for the miseries of the
Poor, and expressed good feelings on an important topic in a.
well-timed season : his advice is always hUmine, and gene-
rally judicious. The Author's " Sympathy" has' had many
admirers, and they who have been gratified by that Work,
will certainly derive equal pleasure from the present per-
formance."

Critical Review for Jan. Igo2.
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