The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-17 00:00:00

JUVENILE. BOOKS.

This Day was published, in, Two. small Volumes, Price Four
Snillings, half-bound,. printed in a large Type, and em-
bellished With Twelve handsome Copper-plates,

BIBLE STORIES; _or, ,the. Memorable Ails of
the ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and Kings, extradect
from their original Historians in the. Old and New Testament.
The above-mentioned .Work is, the produdion of a Parent,
who could- not 'find, arnong,the- nurnerous Works which for,
the last twenty years have been published for the Use of Chil-
dren, one which he could, with complete-s.aiisfadiOn,lnit
into the 'lauds of his own. The-Narrations contained iii the
Old and New Testarnum, surpass in .Interestatid Simplicity
ahy specimens of Narration which can-be found in the world.
The present Volume, it may therefore be suppscd, will
prove to Children .a poSy.of sweet-smelling flowers, with-
out oneshrub'of evil scent, or 'a single thorn to dctrad.froni
the pleasure it is abletoaltbrd,
Printed tbr Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. 'Paul's Church-
yard; and scild,b, 13.-,Tabart, t 57, New Bond-street; by J.
Harris, St. Paul's Church-vcird, and by all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, the following superior Books .for the
Use of young Persong, lately p üblished,
I. 'MS'S Aikin's Poetry for Children, price as. 6d. '
a. The Juvenile; Plitarch, consisting of the-Lives of ex-
traordinary Children, price 25. 6d.
3 Visits to the Menagerie and the Botanical Gardan, at
Paris. By 1.-. F. Jatifilet, tn.a Yols.. price 3s.
4. The Lib tie Ffermicage. By 1.. F. Jautfret, price ts. bd.

NEW TAX ON TI-1 TRACTORS.
.1D- D. PERKINS, •of Leiester-square, Patentee,
.• announces, that their extensive sale and reputation,
now acquired, having made them an object of the attention of
G.overnment.; an Att has just been passed, which lays zos.
on the sale of each ser, to take place on the ist ofSeptenther
-next,' when their price must necessarily be advanced to six

• guineas.
The Patentee. alzo notifies, that the credit of the Traaors
being now thoroughly established, he has made arrangements
to be absent much of his time fro.n London, after the isr of
September, when he ,shall coin nit their entire, sale to his
R D FEE it 1-C KS Nil Chemist, in the Haymarket,

who having, :rpm much ppac,lk.t.with,theni; during the three
years past„:ad full opportu,:ityito-prove th:irefficAcy, is well
Iqualitial to give every necessary information on the subject.

TO WRITING MASTERS;.

WANTED imibediately, inn-a Classical School,
at Deytheur, near-Shrewsbury, a young Man of
genteel Manners, %veil qualified to teach the English Lan-
guage, Writing in ail its difierent hands, Geometry, Land-
surveving and Mensuration of every kind. 'A. Liberal .Salary
will be given, with Board, Washing, and Lodging.
Apply (post-paid) to the ltelr.Tulm Geary, • Deytheur,
near Shrewsbury.- • . .• -

TANTED TO HIRE, froln zo to 'do Miles
V V from London, a good roomy..PAM' L'Y HOUSE ;
it must consist of "7-or B'best Bed-Chainbers, a Dressing-
room, Drawing-too.n, •good,sized Dining: Parlour, common
ditto, centleinan's loin, Kitchen, Butler's Bantry,' Ser-
vants' Hall, Laundry, Dairy, goOd Stabling for six or eight
Horses: and all 'out-door and other-Convenience:J. From ao
to so Acres of !Land; Walled Garden---.it must be modern,
and in perfed repair.
Apply.to Mr.,Applcyard, Stationer, Wimpole-street,' Ca -
ycndish-square.—N. B. NO Letters will be received unless
post=paid..: ;