Star.
London, England, 1805-05-29 00:00:00

-IJ-4:F01. -800. KFiik CHILDREN.

This day was publifhecl in Three parts, eith,r part to he had rep t.
rarely, price Three Shillings each, handfontely half bound,
THE BOOK of TRADES, or LIB R A.RY of the
USEFUL ARTS, in which every Trade is illuftrated with
feparate Engravings, and its 1-liitory, Utility, prcf,ait Stare, Ad.
vantages, and Diladvantages, are fully and accurately defcribed.

l'ARl' 1.

Woll-comber
,pinner
Waterman
B4' et Maker
Hat Maker
Jeweller

Bricklayer
Carpenter
Cuoper
Stone-:neon
Sawyer
Smith
PART 11.

Shipwright
Tlariner
Cu: rice
Apothecary
B.tkcr
Straw-hat-maker

'Coach Maker
Tallow Chandler
Gardener
Hair Drafer
Co:nb Maker
Lace Maker
Milliner

Fer Worker
Laundrefs
Paviour
Turner
Brufh Maker
Taylor
Shoe Maker
PART HI.

Trunk Maker
W heelwright
Iron Founder
Copper•plate Priater
Painter
Engraver
Statuary.

Brick ?'aker Needle Maker
Rope Maker Wire Maker
Weaver Paper Kilter
Stocklu Weaver Printer
Carpet Weaver BookbiNer
lather Drefa Makcr Calico Prin:er

Brazier
Button Maker
Cabinet Maker
Sadler
- Clais Blower
Cork Come'

Pin Maker Tin plate Worker Watch Maker
Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library,
157. New Bond-ftrect ;
And to be had of an Bookfellers in Town and Country.
. _ .

N. B At the well known Juvenile and School Library of Tabart
and Co. are conitantly kept on rale an unequalled afrcirttnent of
Books for young People and for Schools, with which the Trade in
the Country arc fupplied on advantageous Terms.

A NEW AND IMPROVED PRIMER.
This day Was publithed, price 61 with the full allowance to ,
School, and Dealers,
THE• LONDON PRIMER; or, FIRST BOOK
for CHILDREN, at the earlica age—intended as an intro-
dwaton to Dr Mayor's, and the various other it ngliin Spelling books
The following are the peculiar Improvements which will, rs it
is fuppofed, entitle this little work to general adoption and prcter.
once in all preparatory and firft Schools, and a.mmg thole, Mo-
thers who teach their infants the &II dements o! Reading.

t. It la printed on fund-fine paper, on a very large and clear type.
s. The firft let of Letters are of an unuinally large fire, bring
an inch fquare, and the fecondllt of gre..t and fmailLttters areillu-
Rrated with Cuts and familiar objects.
3. The Reading Lefl'ons hrgin with Words of only two Let-
ters, and proceed t thofe of three and four Letters, and fin.dly ly
fuinple gradation• to thofc of two and three Syllables.
4. Every Lena is decoratzd with a bpautitully engraved farni-
liar,objeCt, rendering the whole number of plcafiug Cuts in the
we* nearly One Hu. mired.
s.,The Work is clofed with (bitable Prayer and Hymns, adapt.
ed to firft age.
6. Vulgar and low exprefflons bare been ftudiouily,avoislcd,
and an endeavour has been made in every part, to unite limph-
city with elegance. In a word, it may be fairly afferted. that the
London Primer, or Firft Book, need only to be feat to he pref r.
red both by Children thernfelves, cad by their Parents and
teach-
ers, to every other wort of the fame defeription.
Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and Sefton: Llhrtry
Nn tyy, Neer Bond Itreet, and to be had of all Boohfei ler., St.,
tiOOCTII, and Dealers in Books. Of wfi,in may al*, had,
Dr. Mawer's Spelling Book, the t tth edition, reviled and im-
proved, and all the other improved Children's Book, lately pub.
tact by rebut and Co. at their Juvenile and School Library.