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./kNEW Method of LEARNING FRENCH
In a PRACTICAL and EASY WAY :
Being an Illuftradon of all the French verbs, taken in their na-
tural and figurative fettle, arranged according to the r different
conjugationsend irregolarities,and coot' teed in &oft Seotemes,
with tk Sub.lootives and other Words to wkich they arc the
mat likely to be found conneded : the whole terminated by a
regular let of Familiar Dialogues, with an Emil% Tr:inflation,
fu very Wend, as to onliter to the French, Word for Word,
without offending the Rules of Cunßrudion.
By Mr. DU MrIAND,
Teacher of Cita. Latin, Frew* Italian, and of ebe principal
fforspean living Tongues; and Author of kversi Gramma.
deal Works.

-ILeFourth Edition, conSderibly augmented.
Landon : Printed for W. J. and J. Ricliardfon, loyal Ex-
Of whom may be had, by the Ihmc Author,

t. A Tabie, on large Imperial Paper. that prefects a (wend
Method of declinhtg every Article, Noun, and Pronoun, in
French ; Sod which reduces all the Verbs to a Angle Conjuga-
tion. Price es.
I. A tinsilar Table for the Italian Language; sr.

3. Another for the I 5& - - -
4. Another for the =vete ; so.
5. A Table that thews the reciprocal Correfpondenee of the
variable Parts of Speech, and eltablithes a regular mode of con-
jugating all the Verbs in the nine molt Weal living Tongues.
viz. French, Italian, spaoilh, Portugaefe, Uermaa, Dutch.
Swedidt, Danillt, and Englido ;
" We have, on former otadions. Introduced Mr. Du Ml-
rand to the acquaintance of our readers. He appears to us to
here an accurate way of thinking, and eonfiderable gramma-
dela! acumen. Aod what greater puede an we bee/moppet any
Menthol' to lay that be excels is the line of his Profeflion I The
Table before a is eonsprehentive to a degree beyond what we
lbould have conceived to have been polfible. It relates not
merely to the regular deeleetlons and ocatjugadons, but COM%
to all of doe French Tangoe. So far, therefore, as a
Chart if which beings the whole before us in one
point of view, can be tactful, the Table of Mr. Du Mitand is
entitled to commendation and applaufe."
Parma from the Review.

CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT.
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of the Plates, Price Three Guineas.
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of Maim, Its Harbours, Fortifications, and Dependencies;
View of Part Maned and Poet of Marfamaihet, with Fort
Turn; View of Fart Meath, the City of Valetta, and
wt of °regale; View of Ricafoll, the Cagle of St. Aturin,
Bur Male. and the Paha of Rola; View of Valeta. rod the
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fit. Elm.; View of the Fortifications and the cnt•ance to
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with Part of the Grand Harbour; View of Cadiz u it ap-
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Harbour, by Captain J. Edmonds, R. N.;
AJOU RNA L OF THE FO RC ES wl) ich failed
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under the Commend of Maj•ir General (now Ifeuten.int-Ge-
weal) PICOT, till t Arrival in Minorca; and continued
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General Orden, of Sir James Baird, am partitniorly worthy of
puree/
In Works of this mature It would lean a wafte end wanton-
nth of akidfm to dwell on light defies and trivial error* ;
we hall Oxidate coaciode with recommending Mr. Andre-
fou's volume to general Meriden. believing it to be, as hi* In-
trtaiwawn efforts us it it an authentic record of our Conn-
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for prnic,:ling and dr..twin;; all kinds of Maps.
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Vicar of llum:lngton, and frirrnerli: of Trinity College,
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