The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-21 00:00:00

This Day was published,
With numerous and extensive Corredions by. the Author, .a
New Edition, printed in Twelve Volumes OdavuoAs.
formly with the Histerf of Mr. Hume, rty,%
TlMA.o,,brorrli rke -my ton Witt.
rr HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, trinii
11 the Revolution of 1688 (when Hump's History ter,
Minates) to the Peace of Amiens in 'Boa.
Ify WILLIAM BELSIIAM, Esq. '
Independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr. Del-
sham's History as a Work of unquestionable fidelity, it
claims especial notice of the Public, as being the only Iris.
Cory of 'Englithd by a singe Writer which continues the His.
wry of Mr. Hume, with uniform spirit aad ability, to the
prea Various
tune.
have been the expedients to complete the series of
our National History ; Smollett's general . Work has been
garbled and Mutilated, with'a view to supply a continuation
of Hume to the death of George the Second ;'but the par-
tiality and defeds of Smollett as an Historian have long been
a just subjed of complaint ; and such a Work as Mr. 41-
,sham's has, for many years, been among the principal lite-
.
nary desiderata.
Persons, however, who are adually possessedboth of Hume
and, Smollett may purchase separ,itely Mr. Beisham's His-
tory of the Reign of George the Third, in eight Volumes,
and thus complete their series to the Peace of Amiens ; or
those who are pusesseal of Mr. I tomes History only, may,
by the purchasellr. Mr. Belsham's entire 'Work;,comptete, an
umnterrapted and uniform series of our History,' from the
:earliest Records to the present Time.
Printed for R. Phillips, No, 6, Bridge.street, Illa.ekfriars;
sold by I. Archer, Dublin ; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; Brash
and Reid, Glasgow ;. Sullivan and' West, Cork ; and by all
other Booksellers. and Dealers iti-BookS..

N. R. Persons who•have omitted to complete their Sets of
Mr. Bt:lstuin's History shouhl make early application to
their respe4tive Booksellers.

USEFUL BOOKS FOR.C.HIOREN.

s This Day was published,
In. Three Parts, either Part to be had teparately, price 35.
each, handsomelylialt.bettad,
THE ZOOK of TRADES 7 • or, LIBRARY of
the USE FUI. ARTS, in which every Trade is il.
histrated with seNrate Engravings ; and its History,
ty, present State, Advantages, and Disadvantakes, are folly
, and accurately described. .

Weil-comber
Spinner
Waterman
Basket-maker
flat-maker
Jewel ler
Brick layer
Carpenter
Cooper

I'ART I.
Stone-mason
Sawyer
Smith
Shipwright.
lilk,ltiarryi lice;
Apothecary
Baker
1 Straw-hat-maker.
PART 11.
Srusit.maker
Taylor
Shoe-maker
Trimk-iiiAker
wheelwright
Iton.founder
t'oppzr-plate Printer
Painter
1 Engraver
1 Statutry

Coach-tn Aker
Tallow-chanclia
Gardener
Hair=dresser
Comb-rmker
I.nc-maker
Milliner
1 eather-vvorkCr
Launcireis
PaViour •
Turner

!PART I •
Bookbinder
' Calico-Printer
Tinplate WurkCt
liliszter
Bu or
galtiw-I•ittaka
• (;11h-blavver
coriZ•etittvr,

Brick maker
Rupe-maker
Weaver
Stocking, Weaver
Cornei Weaver
Drrai-niaker
P,n-al4l.er
ee Ile maker
%,‘ i e-rnaker
Paper-tuaker
Printer
Printed ibf Tabart anti Co. 4
hrary, 1,7. NeW Lund street ;
selleis in Town and Co_tititry.
N. U. At the well-k%' juvenile and School Viltrat y of
Tabart anti Co. are constantly 1;-`1.11t on Sale an unequalled
Aawrirneat tit tar Young People and' for Schools,
with which the Trade iu th CQuntry ate ouppli‘d uti Att.
V AlltaitCl,l3., KC/1M . ,

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