The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-27 00:00:00

TO YOUNG EIOUSEKEEPERS,

just published,
.New Edition, As; boards,
THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain
System of Coolery for the Use of Private Families..

by Mrs. SMITH.
This is the most useful Cookery Book that ever was
written ; Five Thousand Copies have been sold in a few
Months,
Also, just published", Sixth Edition, price 6s. 6d. boards,
N utt's Complete Confeetioner ; or, the whole Art of Con.
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London: Printed for Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand; sold
by the Booksellers in Town and Country. . .

'this Day was publithed,
In One large Volume,. Oday.), illustrated by Ten Plates,
price las. in boards, a, New Edition, greatly,enlarged by
the Author, of
THE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY and YE-
GO ABLE PHYSIOLOGY.
Translated from the German of
D. C. WI LLDEN.OW.
Professor of Natural. History and Botany, at Berlin.
Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and
W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.
' This Wotk has superSeded, in Germany, all other intro-
duatons to *Botany, of whiCh in that country, there are
inanyot long standing and great reputation. It is .not here
.intenUed to draw atomparisun.between this Wok, and the
Elementary 'treatises on Botany, in our own Language; but
it may, be allowable to say, that it contains many things
whlch are not in any of them, and some things which could
not be in any of them for histM*o, an Explanation of the
Phenomena of Vegetab:e .Phystology, on the Principles of
the latest Discoveries in Chemist y. ,contains Seetions
on the. Diseases of Plants. a History of the Science, and Qt.
Botanical ,Writers, &c: 14 is illustrated by a Set of Plates,
altogether new ; ,and there is a Table Of Coiotirs, with a
Plate, which will be of essential use to Students, not of
Botany only, but in the other /departments of Natural
History.

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Handsomely printed in five Pocket Volumes, with 'a Por-
trait' from an Original Pie-lure, price ss. in boards, a
New Edition (being the Seventh), revised and augment-
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—ll-1-1E LIFE of SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.. D..
- comprehending an account of his StUdies' and nunier-
ous Works, in chronological order ; a series of his Epistolary
Correspondence, and Conversations with many eminent Per.
sons ; and various Original Pieces otitis Composition, never
before published.
The whole exhibiting a view' of Literature and Literary
Men in Great iiritain, for near halt a century, during which
he flourished. •

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oetical Pieces, by Dr. Johnson, relative to the Tour, and
never before published a Series ot his Conversation, Lite-
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Grandson of King lames 11. in the year 1746. The Fourth
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