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Th i g Evenlag—The School for Prejudice ; with Harlequin's ask above Woodman in Wool, and Mlfs LtitwooD'is Poe- Mr. L. boater, No. 9, Dyer's II ,„. Tour. trait. trots a Painting by Hopper. Athnittanc, One Shining. For the CONVENIENCE of I .;• ----THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION Bur PARTICULARLY OF O .alO be prefented the T edy of N MONDAY NEXT, January is,, 'Set, rag SCOTCH and IRISH, STEPS. M •ND PERSONS ON JUICE of LEMONS, ig KING RICHARD THE THIRD. R. HOPKINS has the honour ta inform the King Richard, Mr. COOKE. iIkv•gi NOBILITY, anCTRY,OFFICER.3 in the ARMY and Rate, being the pure acid par I, e A f t e r the Play the new Pantomime, called NAVY, and lois Trim& In general, that he CONTINUEI to in- form, rileenblin g in a r entanl lie HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ; (tenet Gentlemen and Ladba in the moil elcitint vaiturre ad rge_lll: asfY 1 1 HI" r ...0 EWE L I g- Or, THE DOMMON OKFANCY. the SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS, with all t h e modern requi- Reeet i L ondon ; g'aCh package 0 Stu of DANCING the MINUET 1 OUVRE COTILLONS' permitted to refer tit tke higheft •tli Illith mi N s ew li ge•ggi caar _aTi cia M i ndan ua rA w4 Dieff iiaric el i aL vdn il lr l t 4 i r HORNPIPES, REELS', and ENGLISH Country ' DANCES p, the n. purity of the preparation. ,Il a his grateful Acid, now obL after the molt approved and rasitiosaaar STELE • and the , --DILTRISBY'S MUSICAL JO - CANAL. eourfe of their attendanemade convenient to thernkiv ' es. He nient and elegant form of Cryil t THE Fiat Number of this Work will Mike its 1 silo attends at home foes Ladies and Gentlemen as honour e ,Ye_rg Whisk' purpofe of frees I r. a ppear-we on eon Saturday the 3tft day of January, c- ! trim with their addrefs, by an application at his Residence, rennet adv a nta g es , * th at bein g ' pining the following variety of excellence andcombination of , Cinehmaker's Hall, Forlicg.lane, Chcapfkle. portable, occupying very little re -71, adulistlinied talents. 1 PARENT ' S AND GUARDIANS in any climate: and withal', kb LC. Tat CONTENT, of No. I. are.'ren Pieces, partly new, I Entrufted with the EDUCATION Of Your a may in a Mort time or Le a nn lin". mo o , and partly original Englifta Millie. have them completely torment() appear in the lint clerks with At Sca, t may be Paid to bc. it L THE NEW FOREIGN MUSIC confifts of— I that elegance and diftinguilived Ede which is ever attaidan. on his Majeny's Navy, and in the I tk 1. The Overture to the new Opera compofed by Benxi, politenefs and good breeding—.V Bearding Schools attended. Company, have for fume time confiderable gaunt!. rt now perfpfilllng at Paris with noires-fat apphaufe, under I N.B. The Morning Aeademl, for Ladies only, is open, and he the title of L'itathitt. dant fort Menage. 4.10 be continued till his Majefty's Birth Day, front dee. To be had of Bulkelcy, COEN` , TI, favourite new Italian Air, compered by Pim ti, - with , o'clock till Three. fife the Tomilc, London ; and a , . . ; ti • 1 1l e - 4 , SY. - /: • 4 " ;* [PRICE SIX-PENCE MUTAT* CONTRACT, 'HES of the PARISH - of Warwick, In the County of W4l , =of Melts. Erne. fun and e, Royal Exchange; and Buildings, Holborn, Louden. Oa Morday, the 26th iidtaagwttlbepubllind, Magnificently printed by &est:Kr, is imperial 10110, decorated with upwards w five hundred wooden cute, price Two Guireai in b oar d s, AN £XPLiiNATION of the ELEMEN. TARY CHARACTERS of the CHINESE, with ats Analyfis of thoirantictit Symbols and Hieroglyphics, and acons• patron of the Chinefe, Egypdm mid Mti•Cilll Hierui;lypLics By JOSEPH HACiiR, D. D. This is the Orli iyftematie work which has been pubiiihed in Europe on Chinefe Writing am i Reading, accompanied with the proper eltaraderi. the PUBLIC in GENERAL, • OFFICERS Ott SERVICE, A SEA VOYAGE. in a Concrete or cryitaiired -.Apart of the fruit in a fohd and dry appearance white Sugar' Candy : Pre. t.t., No. aoo, Temple-Bar, Fleet dried by himfelf ; and who Is authorities in this kingdom, fat obtained under the relent conve- Cryitals, moil completely anfwers Lemon juice; and with thefe , in a dry hate, It is extiemely room, and remaining unchanged' being lets txpenfive than Lemons, invaluable, many of the Blips is fervice of the Hon. Laft India pail been fupplied with it In Colwell and Co. Temple• Bar, oppo at mod of the principal towns irinied for R. Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Church-yard ; abd fold by all Bookfellera. This day was pabliihed, ti 3 CSC large Volume °duo, cembellifhed with Mktg' oaths* Portmits)pnce gs. inboards, PUBLIC CHARACTERS of 1800, tftot. The following rerpettabk Critical Opinions upon the two Volumes of this Work already publithed, will rattily all porfuns of iu claim to their attention without any additional ranarki from the Editor: This work excites much curiofity, becaufe it profeffedly treats of living charm:lnv, and we infer that its information is impartial and corrcdt. It is but justice to own that we have been altogether Mauled by the publication." 8,00 drltie. A fpirit of eandom and modcr.uicru evidently pervades the pref.% publication. sonie of the charade» are drawn with grim dircsilnination, rind difplay an artrtmcfs of powers, and a. telicity of expression, not to be found In the sleeting productions of the day. In short , wor k abounds in moral rind critical ob. (mations that eviuce corredriefs of judgment, and delicacy of. tatte." Lades Review.' 2. The favourite new Italian Air, coinpekd by Poz ecwith original words. 3. Au Air from the popular new French. Opera of Aria:fact, con:Fora by Mr tic 1., Member of the National !Militate, and of the Confervatory of Mule at Paris, with original words. The favourite Air in RATON'S Oratorio of tie Creation, with a new Tranflatlon. 3. and 6. Two new and popular French Songs, eon:pored by , with on Ystglifs Verfinn. IL The ORIGINAL PIECES, with ORIGINAL WORDS, compared tasp9filiy Sr tic Work, are, in the kit Number, an under: 7. A new Glee, for three Voices, conapofed by Dr. CAL COTT. • S. A new Duett, eonapofed by Dr. ARNOLD. and to. Two new Songs, compored by Dr. BUSBY. The original Poetry of the Number is written for this Walk by Dr. WALCOT, and other Writers of Etiftiodtion. Some of the Pieces are ago adapted, to the Harp and cow Inftrontents. • A member of this Week will continue to be publiihed on that Lilt day of every Month, containing a variety of Pieces, mind In quantity and quality to the above-mentioned, aU new Of o t iginsl,andunifurmly the cocn i 9Okon of the roof diftinguiko4 Bring Muncie:is and Writers. Pobldhed by R. Phillips, No, lc, St. Paul's Chart:inn* and circulated throughout the United Kingdom In the Pared. of aU BecifeUers ; and may be had of them and tie Mulle.fellers, price Six Shillings each, with a liberal alloy aoce to Proftiors N. B. The fccond and third Numbers will contain fome new Pieces by Pailleik, Btelbeit, Chnimara, Haydn, and other iamb sent foreign Weilmn. In the Kingdom. CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN MUSLIN& p OBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufacturers I-‘• to her MAJESTY, and all the ROYAL FAMILY, have the honour moR refpeEtfully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that attempts having been nude to low& on the Public, imitations of their MANUFACTORY of CHAM BERRY MUSLINS, and to fen inferior Articles as Ro as ar s and PLOWIdAteI MAIM/ ACTUAZ, without the teat claim to merit or ingenuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility, &e. that their Manufaetory is the only one capable of making real Clamberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Warehoufe the only place where they can be bought Genuine. They further requeft Ladies to obfervc, that all Mulins made in Gown Pieces, or In any other manner, and fold as Chamberrys, are deflitute of tither the Tafte, .Ekgancc, or Fa- Edon of their Manufseory. . Silks, kith Poplins, and Borobazeens of their own Mann fmlure, in the greatelt variety. Merchant? Orders executed with the accultomed allowance. No. I, Chandae-ftreet, Covent-Garden. FREEHOLD FARMS, SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, " This work difeosers tr.fpe6table traits of diferimination. and has the merit of being uucontaminated by the yintlence of party fpirit." Critics! P-rvicte. " The memoirs contained in there volumes are full and ac curate In point of information; judicious in their 'henry and critical ftrietures ; and exhibit wall drawn and appropriate chi, meters of their eafpokive fulled'. They are not written under the uniform influence of any particular theological or political bias." Neve slswar! Arfipr. In Two Lou, on Saturday the 14th of January, tBox, at the Angel Inn, in Cleobuty Mortimer, at three o'clock., GREAT Potion Farm and Link Fallon Farm. fituatc five miles north call of Ludlow, containing about Six Hundred and Sixty-fix Acres, within a ring fence, of arable, meadow. patture, and wood-land, In convenient pro portions, held from year to year under rents of more than thirty years Rending, and capable of extraordinary great im provements. For a view of the Premifes apply to the Rev. Mr. Powell, at Sutton ; or to the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr. Webb, at Saliibury, till the 6th of January ; and afterwards till the Sale day, at Huwel Grange, near Broomfgrove, Worcef tcrihirc. Prhtted particulars may loon be had at the principal Inns in the neighbouring towns. The Full Volume for 1798-9, may be had, price go - did. aad tisir Second fur s 799-t Soo, price sis. in boards. Primed for R. Phillips, No. rt, St. Paul's Church-yard; fold by T. Hutt.; J. Wallis; and Welt and Hughes, Paternofter now ; Carpenter and Co. Old Boud-ltrect ; by E. Balfour, UM burgh ; J. Archer, and H. Colbert, Dublin; and by all other lloskfdlers. Of what; may be had the following Biographical Works, recently publilhot : r. The ANNUAL NECROLOGY; or, Biographical Re• glfter, for ry9R, price Ho fit boards. a. MEMOIRS of the Pounders of the French Republic, two vols. boards, lot eorrated to the prefoa that. Thls day was publilhed, In One large Vol. sumo. Peke 6s. in boards, PROFIT (IF ANY) TO THE POOR. R ICE One Pound equal to One Shilling, in Platte or Bread, Belt Carolina Rice sid. per lb. or S is. per cwt. To the POOR (only) 30. per lb. Belt Droned Rise 6d. per Ils.---Beft Rice Flour 7d. per lb. Scotch Barley 3}d. to ad. per lb. EDWARD PAOLETON and Co.,' Thirty Years Old Eltablithed Tea-Warchoufe, the Original Gala -Hopper, N 0.42, Chespede ; and No. so, Ildhopf gote-ftreet Within, near ComhilL SUGARS, TEAS, SPICES, ficc. Cheaper than at any other houfes in London ; with one Ounce to every Pound of Tea, Over-weight. IliEnquirers only molt pay pot TRAVELS in the FRENCH REPUBLIC, containing a circumftantid view of the prcfent State of Learning, of the Arts, Manufadtures, Learned Societies, Pub & Schools, Manners, Ste. Sec. in that country. By THOMAS BYGGE, Praetor of Mathematics and Aftronosny in the Univerfity of Copenhagen, late Cumtniffloncr from the Datil& Govern ment to the National fnftitute, Bcc.&e. Printed for R. Phillips, Nu. 7 t, St. Paul's Church-yard fold by T. Hurft, Pacer:neer-row ; E. Balfour, Edu.burgh ; and by all other Bookkikrs. rAcx WWANTED to purchafe, ibelierpetual Advow fon, or nUt Prefentatioo to a Living of between Three and Five Hundred Pounds s year, with a grog:eel of an early vacancy. If in any of the Northern Counties it wouldbe molt agreeable. Apply to Mr. Wllllngton, No. 3, King's Bench-Walks. Ten , Sr, Landon; or Mr. itoldnisn, Attorney, in I.llvertione, Lan wake. Of whom may be had, The Mute of Palermo, the prefent rdidenee of the Court ot•Napies„ by Dr. Jofrpb Harr, trannated by Mrs. Robinfoo, jelsW4Lis bale. PLYMOUTH.-FRUIT AND WINE. TUN NAL, me PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Broker's Wawdsoofes, WooMer-ftree, Plytno k , on Friday the 33d of January next, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon—by virtue of a Conuniffion from the High Court of Admiralty, addreikAl to Idward Lynn and John Kroger, Ei ttE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1314 Bairels'Sun 86 Jars Bloom ditto. 73 Boxes S • 06 Barrels 7 384 Nall ditto S so Chills Lemons. la 8010 Orange*. 36 (.42 . 1srt.r Calkq Wine . 7 Cates Bottled S' Being the Cargo of the Erie AMITY, J. Alfter mailer, front Malay; detained by his Majefty's (hip CAPJAIN, Sir R. J.• STRACNAN, Bart. Commander. The above Fruit being of prime quality, and having had a 'quick packs, is well worth ;he attention of dealf re in the fame. For viewing of which, and for Catalogue*, apply to Edward Lyne or John Kroger*, the Commiffioners, at Plymouth ; Mr. C. D. Britons, Broker ; Will's or. Lloyd's Coffee-houfes, Lows don ; or at the Office of Peter Symons, Swam Broker. Plymouth, Jam so, iSoo. A COMPANION to the GEOGRAPHICAL OAZET. ' TEERS, for the USE of SCHOOLS, STUDENTS, LI. BRARIES, PUBLIC ROOMS, ke. &cals.& Mis day was publiSied, In One large Volume Odtaro, price sot. 6d. In boards, or zaa bound, ma. db. no. &at =GUSH LOTTERY. Na 4, cogualux. TDISH returns his grateful Thanks for the • numerous Favours be has received, and thinks it a duty tie owes the Public (as wee the Cretraaers with Gamma:eat fa- the pellet I...tterj), to acquaint them that ENGLISH TICKETS will rife gradually from new to the Drawing; therefore fuck of his Wends as Intend having Tickets or banes in the enfuing Lottery, will ar prudently to make an early purchafe. The Scheme is naive:rally approved, and abounds with numerous Capital; fume at them fo judicioufly arranged as to keep tbeWbeel rich, and gives a chance for SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS • THE UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL and HIS•rORICAL DICTIONARY. _. . Containing afaithful account of theLives,Aetlons, sad Characters of the molt eminent Polon: of all Ages, and all Countries. ---.... Alfo the Revolutions of States and thcSuccetfion of Sorereign Pitnces, Antleut and Modern. Colic6ted from the belt au thorities, and containing nearly two thoafand Artkies more Mao are to he found in the 0 erieral Biographical Di:Bonen., lo fifteen volume, or in any finuler Work. By JOHN WAIE4INS, A. M. L. L. D. The following Critical Approbation of this Valuable Didion ary have already appeared: Upon a minute examination of this DiCtionary, we are pleated with the indufiry and judgment difplayed in its execu tion. So ufrful a Volume has not for a lung time fallen in our way; and we are afionithed at the great number of original Articles which it contains. Of thefe there are at keit two thoufand. We recommend It as a valuable repofitory of hie graphical Knowledge to all who cannot well obtain large col lattious. To young perfons in particular it mit be a very ac ceptable prefent." Laid. itf4;lll, We feel great plcafure in the introduelion of this complete and valuable Work into the hands of young perfons. Such a Volume as a Biographical and 1 titlark:a Library, Including all ages and countries, was a ddideratum in oar language. The ' able manner in which it is executed does honour to the patience and kerning of its Editor." Mo+rhly Pm-Inm% London : Printed fur R. Phillips, No. -t, St. Paul's Church yard ; fold by T. Hurl!, and J. Wallis, P ' aternolter-row ; Car penter and Co. Old Ibond-itrert ; Lackington, Aden, and Co. ftiftrury-fquare ; Wren sod Spence, York; E. Balfour. j. Watkn, and W. Mudie, Edinburgh ;• Braila and Reid, and J. Murdoch, Odisow ; I. Archer, ; and all ottscr Book , fellers. • To be pined by a fink Tieket. The Prizes of the Eng?llk Lottery will be paid at the ufual time, in full (teeing money, without any dikount. •.• Perfons in the Country, who with to bare TICK erg or S. A It" S, may be iu'plied, by fending Polt-Office Orders, good Drib, Bank Notes, or Cafh, to tha old-ehabhithed Office, No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON, Where Tickets and Shares areielling in gnat variety : and Al Ettfinefs in the Public Fundstranfatted with fidelity and dif patch, by T. XISH, Sroca-Baoaaa. STATE ', FOR ziaa AN IMPOIiTANT CAUTION. Begins drawing ad of March, AM THE TICKETS are fold and divided into Raves, Q_narters, Eighths and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, WRNE and Co. STOCK &toxins, At Ihtir State Lottery °lice, No. 93, under tae Royal Ex change, London, and no where elle cm their account. WHEN the efficacious properties of any Medi •PN rine have fully efiablifited its repute, and whim it is univerfally recommended by the grateful voice of thofc who, have experienced its benefits, there cannot arife any nerellity . of obtruding it on the public. notice. Such it thb prefent con dition of SPLLSati AY. a A NTISCOR BUTIC DROPS, whit* as a Medicine for the Cure of the Scurvy, Clout, Rheumatifm, and all difosders anfing from Ingigidtion or impurities of the Blood, Rands conferedly without a rival. It would be unix ceffary therefore to come forward with any eningium on its well attelled qualities, were it not incumbent no the Proprietor to put the Mac or: their guard agaiaß iropefulon. In a late trial in the Court of Cpi is Pita% be fore Lord Luso st, it was fully primed that a [parlous mixtvre had been fold by Meff Forbes, Cbmiits, in tha Borough, in lieu of Spilthary's Drops. The Public arc there/Fre cautioned to avoid fuch bile fuhlthu data, and the Patient to conlult his ism health, by applying for the M-sliclor at the Dirpenf.ry, N.. vs, Solos-Gauare. N. B. It was proved that the (parlous mls. ure was fold io bottles marked . By Authority." Thc genuine :Medicine I. fold and marked, " ity the King's Patent." FREStNT PRIOR OF 1111404/1. Half - Ba 6 e Quarter - 4 9 0 i ;hth 2 s o Sixteenth - t 3 0 re All Shares fold a; thli Office will be (tamped agreeable t0.V.% of Parliament, a 1.4 alfo with the Crown, and round It /lizard and Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, poft-paid, duly anfwered,.and Schemes gratis. • • Orders, accompanied with that-slated Bills nu London, or Poll-Office Orders, punftually attended to ; and to prevent inittakes as well as delay, Correfpondents n requefted to snots.• theist by pelt. Sank, Indit, and South Sea Stocks, with their fcveraltAn nuttiest lath.. Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all Kind of Giovens: aunt Seturttits, bought and fold by Commiffion. co- tr , xi to welt 0 , to t es- tiod. cool Fr T. pro dot- rt. J. rai- n, it t ad- st.- ger.- roc of fin: Ikert ridF t aft, st; &to Not is so Ont: r Ca. d e` ON, ENGLISH LOTTERY, Peens Drawing the ad a March dot. THE SCHEME CONTAINS mina L. 30,000 20,000 30,000 5, 000 10 I/X0 16 500 54 100 100 5 0 ,ICO SR Half a MUlicm of Money Stealing in pews. Part Mlle Capitals wili.be determined as under Firft-Drawn Ticket 23th Day L. tope", Ditto apth Day amooei Ditto 33d Day. sopa° Ditto Acid DOT axon The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at tht Oval time in PsU ttlopp , without any difcroont of deduclion. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKP.TS are -I. felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Englatid,Scodand and Irshind. And the Prises paid6n demand. PRAsk.arr PRICE. Ticket[.t7 3 0 Halt Bs6 o Eighth a 0 Ocarter 4 9 0 61Tteenth r 3 0 • , • Talon.' in the ecionui may be fupplisd with Tickettaft Shwas the Gaze as if prefent, by fsodiag Pie Oage 04 ". g... 4 Bills, Calh,os Bank -notes, to any Lb:aided Lottery 011 Ice. - DIXQSS ANTI-BWOUS PIL THESE Pills are well known in the private praeflea of the Proprietor, P. PlXON,.Arebecary, and at, the rms.* of fevcrZ Porfoiu of Diltinctioe, who arc ac eibintei to tat. then.. were lief aired to the Ptuslie. ' They an four.' to h. an excellent remedy for indizeltion, Cruatks in the rtrinuaeli, 144 of Appetite. Ciittliecnoß, Sick Ilemtweh.. Ilatalcinies. in tic btourieh anal bowel., aii!itig from Biliou. Humane.. Thcfe` Pill. are partiettLiely maim urroded to an piloiss whore Stutnaeh and Wad arc difordered by free living, w41i:11 fymptoms they never CU to falfare. They art acwife a rood sp.:tithe, and a deader of fallow compiesiona from obflritifiewa in tie I.lwer and other cantles, and w a ll prove a valuahle addition to a Mc.ii.ine-Chett in long voyag.u, a.. by their f.i 'quint of:, they will prevebt that eitange of hal* which piierify incurs in bet Calliate.. Their operation depends on the Rate of the Rouweh, and do not re quire any confinztuerx or particular . Colored Joni., of littpur-ftecr, ite4-I.inn-Cauart, has heal pitrfealy cared of a biliow pm:Jabot of long finding, which yew ratitrafted la tic %tanner tilinieet,and totally given up by the Phytdans. Sold wharfs& Andrea at Cutwo and BUTLIIIA Genuine M. licit: Wardnife, ti o. 4, Clusillide, near St. Pant., in gds gd a a 2d, and in Lgge boxes, containing live p. yd. at One Milan each, defy included, with din:dims, tigse.4 by 0. than',. This day was publiflied, Volume the S.eoltd, handfumely printed in Quarto on a Fine Paper, price One . Guinea and a Half in Boards, of a New Work, entitled GENERAL BIOGRAPHY; or, Lives of the mat eminent Perfons of all Ages, Countries, Condi tions, and Profeffions, arrangtd according to Alphabetical Or der; cos:voted By J. AIKIN, M.D. Mr. NICHOLSON. and Others. It Is the particular purpufe of this Work, to Owl a more eharalterittie and impartial Ffilmate, moral and intcnedual, of the Subjects cf biographical Record, than has hitherto been dons in finillar Publications i and likewik to proportion more Juftly the Length and blinntenefs tithe Narrative to the relative Confcguenee of the Individual commemorated. By attent ion to tbefe Points, it is hoped that fuch a View ban been given of all the molt ennfpicuotts Charajters in Hlttory and Literaturc,aa may fulfice for the Inftruelion and Entertainment of general Readers, and preclude the neeeflity of confultiug a variety of AntWors. 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AND FOR YOUNG PERSONS IN GENERAL. Nero Beao.-Tho want of Elementary School Books, by rit fpedtable and experienced Writers, has keg been lamented by every intelligent Parent and Tutor. The five after. mentioned works have been written and publifhed with a view to fupply this deficiency, in refped to their partkular fubjeds; and it is believed they will be found to salver the purpofes for which they have fevers/IT been intended. The dcfign bar been to render them Interdling and Complete on the fubjedis treated of; aaffical and Coned is their Bre and arrangement ; and of a Size and Price folded to the bull• ads of Tutors, and to the (economical views of Parents. This day wie put/liked, in One Volume Duodecimo, Z. • Second Edltion,reviled and correCted s price 4s. 6d. bound, with the ufual allowance to Schools, anbcllithed with a beautiful Froatifplere, and with Portraits, 'FHB BRITISH NEPOS ; or MIRROR of YOUTH. /kin. (eke Lives of Mu/trims Bri tons, who have been diftinguiffied by their Virtues, Ta lents, or remarkable Progrefs in life, with Incidental prim. tical Refieetions. Written puipofely for the ufe of Schools, on the principle, that maniple is ruperior to precept, and cares fully septad to the &unions and capacities of Youth. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LLD, Vicar of Hurley, in Berkfhire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Dumfries. The fr7ole.ifflA ryferatlye •ftproiNseion cf 11.4Sdael Bail vs.ilt min( at r• Prerte” tittrifridy of ix:roach,: iffliotheirSentertarerf " In prefenting this Work to the Pubfic,De Mayor has made a valuable and much wanted addition to the School Libtrary.—. To Britifh Hiltory, Chronology, and Biography, the attention of &kik youth ought tot': awakened; and while we give Dr, Mayor th- pre& and credit which are due to him for this Bio graphicsl 'Manual we would recommend it to the Mailers of all our refpeetabk Schno:s. It la pleafiagly written, and the rt. Sections interfperted calculi ted to infpire • love of pure and generose principles. Embracing the molt curtail and impor tant periods of Englith Story, this rich variety of bingrapineal matter mutt prove acceptable to young readers, and to loch 'ass thieft for knowledge. The example of the good and wife has always been cunfidered as conducive to virtue, and Dr. Mayor's mode of Bodying Biography muff give it peculiar efficacy:: Moat% Review. .• The Biography of illuftrious men defcrves a more 'WWII. gulfhed rank dian It has hitherto occupied in the fyttern of Br-- OA education. We think Dr. Mayor's Nqpnv hairnany advan. tags to recommend it to extenfive circulation. It is compen dious, and includes thole prominent cherafters of Britiffi excel. knee with which it is chiefly defirable for our youth to be ae. oilstone& The (Lyle in which the Lives are written may justly be commended." Reinnin The patterns of excellence here placed before the eyes of yount minds, are all diftinguithed by fuel talents and virtues. 4as every parent would wills fuccekfully to be cultivated by hat. offspring. 'l' he vices which here and there darken the planer, only render the hare of the whole the more fuffcrable, and Dude a brilliancy, ethenvife both offenfive and inimitable. We know not, 'that from the ample circle of Bridal Biography, a ' more animating and improving kketion could have bran made. The experience and acquffitionsed thole who have dlftinguiEred thanfelves in ahnoft every public and print,: walk of rocket), an thus held up, In minute traits, and beautifully colott.vd from nature, both for the entertainment aid inftruction of the elfin gene ration. And no exhibition occurs to our recoiled:ma, where a greater variety of akinl and intereiting paintings front - life, can be ken more readily, and at lets expense; or to widen the young, of all deferi t yioni„may repair with a certainty cif receiving more pkafure and profit." Lotman Review. a. A Second Edition, price 4s. 6d.bound,illattrated by 46 aorta. rate Engravings, reprelenting use of the nic,,,rcurious objeets, NATURAL HISTOR Y, for the USE of SCHOOLS Founded oo the Linnann arrangement of Animals; with pope. lor deferiptions, in the manner of Goldfinith sad }Minh By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. 3. In one Volume. 11030. price 4s. 6d. neatly bound, PLUTARCH . ' LIVES, abridged into One Volume, and adapted to the pra.ikalufe of Erie& Schools. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. 4 The Fourth Edition, reviled and Improved, price 7s. 6d. of An Univerfal and Complete Syttem of SHORT-I LIND WRITING. Deffirnal for the uk of Schools and Private °catkins:a. y. In one clofely.printed Volune, price4+ 64. bound, with full Allowance to Schools, The ELEMENTS of a POLITE EDUCATION. cattail, feleCted from the Letters of the late Philip Demur Stanhope, Earl of Chcfterfield, to his Son. By GFOROE GREGORY, D. D. Autbat of Easy. Hiftorkal and Minh of the (Economy of Nature, dtc. Publlthed by R. Phillips, N0..5. St. Paul's Church-yard; Said by T. Hunt, Paternotter-row; and by all Bookfoltars i wide a geed alowanee I. Wank sew terifias who la's as C•Pirei