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(Abstaining Answers to all the Questions, or asy Rehm *a: . for.. the Answers; with au Introduction; esilen.tory of thg iystem price .55.-- Sir Runsmos NILLIM in additipn to the previous Wo ks, has directed or superintended the publication e the under-me:Aimed mperiim Elementary School Books, having the same corre •t practical views, and calculated when seen, to obtain the prefer- • enc. of Intelligent Teach rs a d Conductors of Salme; : 1.. The OLINDILIA) ;DEWS of the WORLD, in the three Kingdoms of Nature and In producticns of 'Arts; with Eighty Engravings. By C. C. Clarke; 9s. 6d. bound. CLASSIC .I , OI.::ERY, for the Use Schools and Young Person* in ger.eral;„*coneisting of the choicest Short Pieces to be fmind In the Works of the British Pods s collected by Dr. Waver and Mr.: raft. S v'. Edit. , fa.bound. 7.. POETRY fur CHILDREN, consisting of short Pieces .r• to be committed to mentor/ at an early age. Sekated by Lucy • Aiken; with some flrisitleh.. 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Commissariat Department, Loyal" Nov. 4, 1818. ;REBY GIVEN, that the Agent Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, for , ready to receive Proposals for supplying Troops as may be encamped in the vicinity County of Berks, with Bread, Meat, Forage, Candles, for one year, from the gsth of Proposals to be sent in on or before Thurs loember (but none will be raceived after day, and if bent by post the postaLe must TO OFFICERS ON RETIRED OR ITALF-PAT, AND. WIDOWS ON THE PENSION. IHEREBY beg leave to acquaint OFFICERS and WIDOWS who may appoint me AGENT for 6: receipt of their Retired or Half-pay or Pension, that I shall pay the most exact attention to their business, and no charge will be made far postage. When an advance is made on account of the current period, the undertaking of a second person to refund such ad vance, will be required in the event of death or other unforeseen cause, preventing my receiving from Government. the money .ao advanced. • ALEXANDER JOHNSTON. No. 21. Strand, Loudon, Nov. 6, 1818. TEA TRADE. AT a numerous MEETING of WHOLESALE and RETAIL pEALERS in TEA, held at the London euffee-hottle ' Ludgate-10, on Tames. the .7 , d day of No vember; t3lB, Mr. PIiILTP nr.nwitu. in the Chair; • This Meeting having taken into consideration a printed Cir cular, and also a puhlic Advertisement, issued by certain persons styling themselves "The London Genuine 'fea Company," and armilaiing to themselves the title of " hietchante of the City of, London," Resolved unenknoosiy. That while this Meeting deeply ' , intent that unprincipkd peer- RODS in the Tea Trade should haveyractised frauds wide!' have been disclosed by recent judicial proceedings, they confidently rely Olsen the jueice and ieotrelity of the Public, that they will not, on that axoutit, allow the Trade in general to suffer in their good opinion ; That this Meeting deem it alike due to the Public and their own eliare:ter to vindicate themselves and the Trade in general, ' from the insinuations levelled against the whole Trade by the Circular and Advertisement now under consideraton ; That the self-styled Merchants of use City of London, who, by their Circular and Advertisement have professed so much concern for the welfere of the Public, and have affected to er tercels as great a suspireion of the integrity of the Tea Trade, eermist, aacording to infLrtnation which this Meeting have re ceived, and upon which they can confidently rely, of a I,ottery- Griot Keeper, a resident of the City of London, and his Printer ; That the pekes advertised by the persons who have assumed to themselves the title of 't The London Genuine Tee Com pany," are in many instances coreiderebly higher than ought to be charged to the public for articles of the description therein mentioned of the best quality ; That a Committee, consisting 9f twenty-one llentbera, with power to add to their number, be formed, to give publicity to the foregoing Resolutions, and to convene future tleetings of the Trade, should the conduct of the persons styling themselves " The London Genuine Tea Company render it necessary, and that seven be a quorum; That a Subscription be entered Into for defraying expenses, and that Mr. Coxhead be Treasurer; - - This day was published, price 6s. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITICAL JounxAL—No. LX. made for the whole of the Articles, and have the Letter which is annexed to the up, by Two Persons of known Property, bound with the Party tendering, in the printed particulars, for the doe performance Proposal svill be noticed, unless made Contents:—Madame de Stasi, sur la Revolution rvacoise— Dante—Melanges d'liistoire et de Litterature—limeric.ui Geo logy—Shipwrecks of the Alreste and the Medusa—Captain hater on the Length of thz Pendulum—The Abbc Georgel—Rona parte and the Flha MS.—Prison Discipline--FAlucation of the Poor—Burgh Reform—Sass on Art and Italy. Edinburgh: Printed for .trcbibald Constable and Co. and Longman, Hurst, Rees. (hate and Brown, London. , and the prices expressed in words at length. Contract :nay be had, upon application, at between the Hours of Eleven and lice. ATE LOTTERY. PRIZES of £.10,(X)0! LAWN PRIZE WILL RECEIVE sCSO,OOO.MORE! I demand for Tickets and Shares general approbation of the Scheme, which - Capitals Prizes of - .C50,c00 6 - Prizes of - 5,000 - Prizes of - 1,000 6 - Prizes of - 500 is . Prizes of £lOO and 200 &sides 2,830 of 50, &c. Consols and fsloner. es are selling at an the Offices in London, and by tke Agents in the Country. AWING, TUESDAY, 24th TIII3 MONTH. ABli,L'S JOURNEY IN CHINA. 'This day was published, in 4to. illustrated by Maps and other Engravings, price AI. boards, NARRATIVE of ..i.IOURNEY in the INTERIOR' of CHINA, and of a Voyage to and from that Country, in the Years 1816 and 18t7. Containing an Account of the most interesting nansactiotis of Lord Amherst's Embassy to the Court of Pekin, and Observations on the Countries which it visited.—By CLARKE ABEL, E.L.S. and Member of the Geological Society, Cliel Medical Officer and Naturalist to the Embassy. rrinitd for Longman, Hurst, Ileec, Orme,and Brown. I.ondon. SKETCHES OF AMERTCA. 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Dr. MAVOII'S BRITISH IiF.POS; containing the Lives of an those illuttri :us Britons who have beta thr remarkable for their Talents, Virtues,aud advancement 1.1 Life. GAB UNA, GLAMORG ANSHIRE, fITWEEN CARI)IFF AND LLAbDAFF. - .0 I% SOLD DV PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, - URI Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, G ABA.LV A. - a very Eligi:de RESIDENCE, adapted for the ~ of a Family of the first nvipectability, beauti , on a line Lavin, commanding delightful and highly Views of the adjacent Country ; Piewsure Grounds, EA Kitchen Gardens, Green House, Prods House, od S..ecession Houses, and i • f: HUNDRED AND TWEYTY-ONE ACRP.S dor, liable and -Wood Land, within Half a 31 ile of ' hreeOP Cardiff, on the Dunks of the river Taff, ids fi.le Salmon and Trout Fishing. The Neighbour ivy r spectable, ~sewed by Tickets, which, with Particular* may be P. Richards, Esq. Cardit; and of Alt, Robins, War- Golden-square, London. The Chairman having s guittcd the Chair, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Philip Iledwell, for the ability with which he has presided over this Meeting, and for his proffered services on any future occasion. WINCHESTER COLLEGE, AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. This day was published, price 2s. VINDICI/E WYKEHA'AIICIE; or, A VINDI CATION of WINCHESTV.R COLLEGE. In a Let tere° Home BROUGHAM, Esq. M.P. occasioned by his Inquiry into Abuses of Charity. By the They. W. L. BOWLES. &Id by T,onirman, llurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. t whom clay be had, by the s,ma .Itithor, The mill Bible, and the i' ro t cs ont C'hurch in Paigiand. With Reticetioan on Fon , . important Subjects of existing Religious Vic, L 81%;SEX. TAT. FREEHOLD ESTATES, •3: NOT.:, VINES, ai4l:lT-RENTE, Capital MANSION, PARK, FARMS, and LAND, and about ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE GOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, irg Two eztensive Manors abounding with Game, „at•lituts, and valuable Common Rights. llsmisa Rouse is situated in a Park, with OGices of all zt; reductive Kitchen Garden, walled round ; lint ,Graperies, Stu. thriving Plantations, Pleasure-Grounds, rkas of Water, Park, thriving_ Farms, and Lands. De Estate is compact, and in a good state of cultivation, and Out-buildings, Cottages, btu. situate in a and picturesque part of the Country, opposite SIMON ON COINS. Lecutscrox and Co. respectfully inform the Public that they have purchased the few remaining Copies of QIMON's ESSAY on IRISH COINS, and of the ct; RENCY of FOREIGN MON I in IRELAND, with a Supplement by Mr. Snelling, and an additional l'late con taining- nineteen Coins never before pub!ish,d, which they at present offer for sale at the reduced price of Eighteen Shillings in boards. The reputation of this Work is universally acknow ledged: it forms a Quarto Volume, illustrated by numerous plates, representing nearly 300 Cone.:, from the earliest period down to the present reign.—Einsbuiy-squar:". Noe. I,lst g. tronlars may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol- ESSEX, BORDERS OF HERTS, NEAR HARLOW, AND ONGAR. TO BE BOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, He Mr. ROBINS, REMAINDER OF THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Be property at CHARLES BROWN, FA. fall MANSION, OFFICES, GARDENS, and Land, ACRES, situate at Harlow, ID possession of, and on This slay was published, In Three l'oluntcs, Ildmo. rice ht boards. lIAR RI NGTON and OR SION D, Tales.-- By 'Miss EDGEWORTIL The S:cond corrected. Also, by the same Author, I, Conic DRAMA% in Tbrre . 1%,e Sxonl 1:41Idon, corrected, in one vol. 12mo. price 73. in boardA. 2. FATRONAGS The Third Edition, corrected, 111 4 vols. 12mo. price r.Se. In boards. London : Printed for it. Ilunter, successor to Mr. Johnson. No. 72, St. Paul's Churchlard ; a ad liddwin, Crasloet, act Joy, Paternostet-row. - li!rcham, Esq. fiGGETTER'S VAIOI, with a comfortable convenient -.e,Offium, and all requisite Out-buildings, and of Meadow and Arable Laud, C0tt..,; , ,, &c. of which yassession may be had. flit FA,RM, in the Parishes of Magdalen Layer, and ; comprising a Farm-House and Out-buildings, Mattl , eight Acres of Meadow and Arable Laud, on Lease lea 7ussessiau of Wfr. James. LD 110 USE, or HA M MOND'S FARM, with Farm •a tne Out-buildings, and about Fifty Acres Of l,and ; and tl.e•Cottages, Gardens, and Land. 11 :: : ' . e.f.us of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldin-square. 1' for the DISCIIA It Of. and RELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED for S MALL DEBTS. Cray en.street, Strand, November 4, 1212. rEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz. ; A a. s. . 1 ": 41 r.r, Esq. per See. - .0 A. 22 0 ~ I Grey, Esq. . . - A. 2 2 0 , -8- Fir.tton Li c i. - - A. 1 1 0 Ki. Kewin - - A. 2 2 0 hiampton, Esq. - - A. 1 1 0 Fryer, Esq. - - A. 1 1 0 Nie Forge - - A. 2 9 0 iA. T. Vernon, per Hoes - - 1 1 0 • per ditto - a 0 0 i ow n , Esq. - - 2 2 0 ..' G. Waddington, per Cocks and Co. a 2 0 ' l t Gm Fred. You's( Ann. 1 1 0 4 E 90 0 0 1 . 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 A. 5 5 0 rmns, per Post vett ter a Beak (Wend on Prisons) aln the Letter lkoz Per Treasurer • lg 9890. AR,3I Tl Commissariat , O TICE 1S HEI e ta Lords Coma t Supplies, is 31arsty's Tro in the Coun fel, Coals and C nest suchYro i,.;,e,th day of Not A ka on that da •••:,:o:s must be ma pr4os3l must hat pro perly filled ul ~ 0 1 so become boo ra ted in the Prir Conn, and no r imed Tender, and of the Contr . , (lumbers, betwee: STA FOUR IE FIRST DRA ae. lIE unequalled rf;nct, the goners the following C 4 - r 2 - F 5 - 6 - I. Is - Besides !ASO it sad Shares are by the :ICS DRAWING GAB ILVA fr.TWEEN C. :0 BE SOLD ll' VERY Desit scg a very E tion of a Fa . on a Hue La Vkws of tb and Kitchen ~td S.:ccestsion HUNI/REI ekier, . %cable, : laf ustl hree of Lixls Ste Salm , ei4lay r. spectat .terwezt by Ti lair. Richarda, Lew, Gulden-sg _ FREEFFI FARMS, ELEVEN TO BE GOLD • \*ALITAI atogiirg Two I Quit•Rtms, and Tar Mansion House iptius; od•actis • Cnr rks, &c. as of Water, I Tar Mate is comp firm.housA and _rberriful and pi , iaab Dowus. hTiellilTS may be • re. THE HORDE' TO BE BOLT REMAU The property A fhpind MANSI , SIE ACHES,: to 11-..rcha FACGETTER'S ..ts, Muss, and a of Headtne an • panession rts F. 111. 3, Weald; comp • Nianyeight AC! ' I t4t Tissessim tED HOUSE, * Lk W. Our-build UrT Cottages, Gas kr:tears of Mr. EIETYfor the IMPR IS Cr EFACTE e ls r, Ess p Gte,:t, En. La Lewin ; alit:ratan, Esq. lei, Fryer, E n „ t , Du. Yn , 42 A. Y. V e rnon.Nr I t ' . Per ditto Owen, E sq . b. G. Waddingto ' K G*. Fred. Yot Eg s d E l*yrnous , 16 / 4 1alans, per Pt :stayed fur a 800 l ;radio the Lettet 1 : Par Treasurer • jra:ors, for the C ''S.lerctl the Cue rrksi, 41 ; Pi vdki.),s; and R . 0 k.." factions are Ikss ure r, Cheyne, r:azd Co. St.. 4 ' 4-3 • Caattens• , CA:. Cocks, Rilg Finch-lar **"": Vises and No. 7, Crave ":, • 4te W.lOll •4 ' ••Lott ty Lott Li 150 4 0 std z^d relieved from various Prisons ft 'Jce.nrs, far the sum of - 4,l, rred the Cares of 60 Petitioners ; 4p -7 r "ed, 41 • Peferred for Characters, r p 4 Ei. , sB; and Rejected, 14. .u": 4 4rtious are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the kiltz er,Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. /ferries, Far. P r " -Id Co. St. Jatnes's-street ; Messrs. Hoare ' , Fleet-street; Rattans, Whitmore, and Co. Lonsbard-street ; Messrs. Cocks, Mtge and ihiddulph, Charing-cross ; :Nfekrrs. Dor- Lt. Finch-lane, Cornhill; Mrirrs. I Lunmerels ys, ; '"r'• Veins and Cu. 77, Lotnbard- street; and by the Secre t'' Craven.street Strand, where the llooks may be . .hose w are m ennea to support this Charity, and where 4..- " s- ti Intel On the first Wednesday in November nem. i 244 1 • • •• • . % 4i6 • •V% Air` ti 4 • • ~..701 ‘O. orik IP (. ( 7 it r • Of ir, thira„. ir(s Abie • PRICE .',EN'F,N-i , r,Nch. • t -I i . THE INTERROGATIVE OR INTELLECTUAL SYSTEM OF EDUCATION, BY QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES WITHOUT ANSWERS. IT is r.ow about twenty years since t he Pro p rietor of the under-mentioned Works submitted to the Conductors of Schools the first specimens of that series of improved Ele mentary Books which he had planned fur the purpose of facili tating the Instruction of Youth. and rendering the acquirement of knowledge at once pleasant, rapid, and certain. This System has since been known to the world under the de nomination of the INTEttROCATITE STSTEM ; and, RS opposed to some popular mechanical Systems, its Inventor has also defined it, by way of eminence, the TMINKING or INTELT.PCTI , ./1. SYSTEM —from the obligation to think, or mentally work oh the subject . of study, which it imposes en the pupil; and from the general inTroeemeut of the intellectual Faculties , of which habitual merta: exercise is a necessary consequence. • Tile System, in the impel:sr Works published under the names of Goldsmith, Blair, Barrow, Adair, &c. has been introdu , ed Imo nearly every S.:hnol of character in the British Empire, and has met syith a degree of approbation far exceeding the on-' ginal expeetatious of its author. The principle of teaching by Questions without Anne :re, which requires that tie. pupil should furnish answers to goes:ions, often complicated, trona the scat tered data of his book, demanded various preparations on the part of the tutor; but the publication of the Tutor's Key, con taining answers to above six thousand questions, has removed every difficulty iu practice.. Among the competitors of the Interrogative System, the re spected notate of P.:stab/al has appeared; bus it ought to be known that his Systalin is precisely that to which the public at tention is now invited, but which was titlSht in England many years before the name of Pestalozzl in any manner transpired. Others have anneTed questions to their books, and claimed kin dred merit ; but, on all unhap2y misconception of the principle, their question; accord in arrangement exactly with the order of the data to which they refer, and there:arc agard no exercise to the intellectual faculties. Others, spin, have so far mistaken the term Interrogative System,' as to obtrude on the public, under its sanerian, a series of b ooks on the ulasJlan plan of question and answ - r. While others have basely imitated both the inventor's plan and his books, and have pr.iduc:(l various supertielal, vit!,;ar, and inadequate, compilations, whose only re- CC/W3ter...la:Le:l'A have been their close imitation or.his Title-pages, Or-ranwats , aced Bindings. As a means or protecting the public against all such artifices, and cf suppor:ing the reputation of his series of Books, he has therefore pidgad it expedient ttssubjoia a COMPLET E LIST of these ORIGINAL WORKS: 1. nr..vir:s USIVERsAL PRECEPTOR, or General Grammar of all Arts and Sciences; serving a' a Universal 'rest B.)ok for every (lass, in all Schools; 4s. 6th with GOO Questions, sold separately at Is. 2. COLDShI [TIM GRAMMAR of GENERAL GEO GRAPHY, including Problems on the Globes, and 6060 Questions for Exercise, with Maps. Views, &e. 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