The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-18 00:00:00

By J. ROWBOTHAM, F.R. S.A.,

Author of a German Grammar, Lectiones &e.
N.B. This Work is not only adapted fur the Eng!ish to
learn German, but also for the German to learn English.
"A work of gieat utility to the German utodent, the
use of which cannot fail to facilitate the acquisition of a
Lnguage the most difficult pep-hips of modern Europe.'
—Time s.

" The author of this clever little volume is deserving
our warmest praise for the production of one of the most
simple, ingenious, and complete introductions to the study
of the German language ever issued from the press."—
Weekly Times.

Just published, by Wll. JOY, 13, Paternoster-row,
price 2s. 61.
AN ABRIDGMENT OF GERMAN
GRAMMAR, intended us an Introduction to
" Rowbotbam's Deutscbes Lesebecb," or Lessons in
German Literature.

By J. ROWBOTHANL F.R.A S.,
Author of " French Lessons," " Lectiones Latium," lisc.
" With respect to the little work before us we cannot
speak too highly of its simplicity, and, if we may use the
term, its neatness. It ought to be the pocket mentor of
all who are ambitious of acquiring that most eloquent of
European languages."—Town, Oct. 13, 1533.
" This little brochure contains the essential part of
German grammar for those who wish to learn the lan-
guage without the assistance of a master. It is well con-
densed, the arrangement is lucid, easy, and complete, and
tl,e whole is compressed into the smallest compass."--
Evening Paper, August 9, 1833.

Just published, by W. JOY, 13, Paternoster-row, in
12ino, price 51. bd.,
THE MERCANTILE TEACHER'S
ASSISTANT; or, a Guide to Practical Book-
keeping; comprising three sets of books, the first set
applicable to the retail trade, the second to the wholesale
dealer, and the third to the business of an agent or general
merchant. To which is added an Appendix on Bills of
Exchange and Merchants' Accounts.
By J. MORRISON, Accountant,
Author of several Works on Commercial Subjects.
N.B. The publisher has prepared paper books neatly
ruled, adapted for the respective sets, at a moder ,te price.
" This publication is exceedingly well adapted to the
wants of commercial students, and merits the attention of
all persons tngaged in their instruction."—Monthly Rev.
" This is a book that will be found exceedingly useful
to merchants and others ; his rules he illustrates by
example, and the adoption of his plans can hardly fail to
insure beneficial efft•cts."—lmperial Magaz7ne.
" We cannot too highly commend Mr. Morrison's Mer •
candle Teacher's Assistant."—Gentleman's Magazine.

Just published, by WILLIAM JOY, 13, Paternoster-
row, in 1 vol. 12m0., price 6s. in cloth boards,
LOURS de LITTERATURE FRAN-
CAISE ; or a course of Lessons in French Litera-
ture, containing interlinear Literal and Free Translations.
By J. ROWBOTHAAI, F.R.A.S.,
Author of German Lessens, Lectiones Latinw, &c.
N.B.—By these lessons a person may acquire a know-
ledge of the French language as spoken and written in the
present day.
"The work deserves to be noticed on account of its judi-
cious adaptation to assist the young French scholar."
—Times.
" The two great recommendations of this work are its
simplicity and conciseness ; the leading and really useful
idioms are pointed out with a clearness and brevity that
proves the author to be a skilful and experienced gram-
marian."—Sun.
We cin safely recommend this work to the heads of
-chools and private students, as admirably adapted to pro-
mote the speedy and thorough acquirement of that lan-
guage."—Star.

rirllE TWO QUAKERS.
Friend," said Aminadab to Obadiah,
Why such amazement do thy features show 2"
To see, Aminadab, thy Boots on fire,
And thou stand harmless in the burning glow !"
! Friend, dolt thou so of discernment lack—
Art thou so far of common knowledge barren,
Not to perceive 'tis but the radiant black
That's m .nufactur'd by Friend Robert Warren ?
~,Last night this Blacking sav'd me from the grave :
For, idly saunt'ring on the Thames's side,
I sudden fell into the billowy wave,
And soon had sunk for ever in the tide,—
Had not the moon on my Boots cast a beam,
And show'd a boatman ne,r his sallow hide,
Who, by their bloom allur'd, came near their gleam,
And dragg'd me, fainting, from the whelming tide?"
This easy shining and brilliant Blacking, prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, STRAND, LONIJON ; and
sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles,
4ori Paste Blacking, in pots, at 6d., 12d. and 18d. each.
Be particular to inquire for Warren's, 30, Strand. All
others are counterfeit.