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TO SCHOOL-MASTER'S EXCLUSIVELY. This day was published, A CATALOGUE of DICTIONARIES, GRAM MARS, GREEK and LATIN CLASSICS, and ether SCHOOL-BOOKS; together with a Svle , ton of the benWorks, scLpttd fqr the improvement and recreati•nt of Young Persons. In elegant bindings, as Presents, or School Reward , Books— which are now selling, wi.oleaaie, by Li :klagtou, Hughes, Ilard in, Mayor, and Jones, Finsbury-square. Of whom may be had, just published, A New Introduction to Reading, containing many useful Facer riser or Lessons, adapted to the Capacities of Children of either Ps., from Six to Twelve Years of Age. By the Rev. G. J. Writs, A.M. Master of the Grammar School, IluU. 2s. The Juvenile Correspondent ; cr, Scriptural and Moral !u -rns:ter ; for the Use of Schools, and Young People generally, ref e ither Sex. 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It is trusted &t the subjects which it comprises are of equal interest and 111 Oi•-•: . • with the former ; and that the exccution of .hcri Will be kmLito he tnatke,l Ity tl.e little care and attention to the pro ducibm of sound itnorlce And correct ficts, which state ensured as decided A pretereuce to the preceding series. %rents , of Rome. "'"••-•.--1,KEW Z ""---- Fft a tier. e IIIONOLUGY and Rot AA EAA LE ETLSI 4. C L Illsoc%arwv. Print.ll fur Lackintou and 21 : Paternoeter.row and S4:cond Series. Ext:!lsti ENCLIiIt 6IL 14MAR. 'Curium( and COMPOSI 110 N. A sTr.mtolt r ;ma the GLOMS!. CUEMISSItIf and MINERALOGY% Co. Finsbury-Aware ;Baldwin G. and W. B. Whittaker, Aire- &c. &c. ecc. T HIS SOCIETY effects Insurances at nearly Ten' per Cent. below the usual rates, and all the benefit of the surplus premium is enjoyed by the Member., who have Bonuses declared at stated periods, upon the sums they originally insured ,for.—The present capital of the Society exceeds 8150,006. 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N 0.73, for January, Kt 9, ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY; or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, 7.lechartics, Natural History, .Agriculture, and the Ans. B 1 THOM AS THOMSON, M.D. F.R.S. L. and E. Regius Prof..ssor of Chemistry, Glasgow. This Number contains the following Articles I—M. Thenard on New Combinations of Oxyge i and Ac'd4 ; Dr. Prout on the Phenomena of Sanguilleation ; Dr. INfurray's Experiments ott Murktic Acid Gas ; ilistury of Anthrazctin.mic Acid, by Theo dor Von Grotthus ; Method of s -prating Iron from Manganese, by the same ; Combination of Carbonate and Hydrate of Lime, by the s.me ; Description and Plate of an improved Microscope; Notice by Dr. Leach tvspectirg Animal; brought from the Arctic R.T,ions ; Analytivd,Review of Veil oirs of the Wernerian Na turist Society, Vol. 11. Part II.; Proceedings of the Royal and Linnman Societies; Cause of the Reddened Snow brought from the C...a,t of Ilaffin's Bay • port of tie Sea Snake a America untrue ; a Variety of other A cieDtifiC Notices, Meteorological Tables, dkc. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row ; where complete gets ngay now be procured, the tally v-domes having been reprinted. NE 1Y SOUTH WALES. The flip. Lady Castlereagh, Captain Wttronx, has :mired from England with convicts, after a quick passage of Hale mote than four months. Of tour hundred and fifty convicts, it is stated, that ni t one had died 'during the passage, a circumstance al most unheard of on such occasions. The Castlereagh is to sail for Madras shortly, with a ch.tachinert 'of two hundred and fifty men. She had proceeded in June, it appears, to Ilobares-town, to receive these troops on board. lener from Port Jackson, received at Plymouth Dock, says:—" The work here is not hard. • The hones are from six to three. Rich and poor can do much better here than in England. The country abounds in fruit—peaches,ld. per dozen. Meat, 7d. per pound ; wheat, ss. per bushel; fowls, alive, 21.61 per couple. The fruits are so abundant, that swine arc fed on them. New South \Vales holds out such advantage, to persons of industry zharacter, that I shall never think of returning to England. Plenty of fish here, but none of them resemble the fish of England, except the mullet and - bream. The :fiver ilawkesbary is broader than liamoaze, and some times rites forty or fifty ove;flowing a:I its banks. A late inundation has been productive of comiderable mischief to the harvest. It. is dreadtul to a contem. Anise mind to observe the distress of sexes here, is one of the fine,t spots on the globe, arising from die abominable practice of drinking rum to ex ceis, to obtain which no means arc left untried. No man's house is safe: you arc sure of having your premises robbed, unless a person is left in them as a guard during your absence. Methodist Con nexion, of which I am a member, k very small: Mr. Lan is the Preacher, a very pious good man. Sun day Schools are established, as well as a school where forty girls are clothed and supported. The Governor of this place and his Lady are bosh from Devonshire. A party of discovery has been sent across the Blue Mountains, but no news has anived from them for these two months. When the news of the death of the. Pi incess.Cnn RILOTTE arrived here, the gun-bat teries at Fort Philip, &c. tired minute-guns, and the bells tolled an hour at sun-rise and sun-set. The Gentry attended the Governor to Church, in deep mourning, &c." Ma. Momtoa..—James Monroe, the President of the United States, is a native of Virginia; he was born in 1759; and in 1776, though so young, be took part with his countrymen in their resistance.to the parent State. At the battle of Trenton, December 16. 1776, his shoulder-bone was.byoken by a musUt ball, and he was so dangerously wounded that his life was despaired of. Hts bravery and good con duct caused tieneral WNshington to promote him to a Captaincy ; he was afterwards appointed Aide-de- Camp to Major-General Lord Sterling, and subse quently a Colonel of a Regiment. In 17.1, he was elected to the Legislature of Virginia; in 1783. we find him a Member of the old Congress. In 1787, he was again elected to the Legislature of Virginia. ' In 1, 88, he was a Member of the Virginia Conven tion, which ratified the present Constitution of the United States. In 1790, he was elected a Senator of the Uiiited States. He Continued in the United States' Senate until 1794., when he was elected by President Washington to represent the United States as Minis ter to the French Republic. - On his return from France he was elected Governor of his natiic State ; and, in 1799, concluded the constitutional term for holding that office. 10802, Mr. Monroe was sent, by President Jefferson, to France to negociate the purchase of Louisiana, which was accomplished en . tirely to the satisfaction of the nation. Having suc ceeded in his .negociations at Paris, in 1806, he was appointed Minister to London; and, in 1805, sent on I a special mission to Madrid. ..,On his return from Europe he was again elected to the Legislature of Virginia; and the same year, 1810, elected the Go vernor of that State. In 1811; he Was appointed Secretary of State; and on the capture of Washing ton, in 1814., he was made Secretary of War. .. , . '‘'... :... 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Also the .vszious Acts and Duties; Tables for measuring Timber and all kind-. of Work; blethod of constructing Ovens, and several usefpl Calculations relatirg to Building. Originally compiled by J. PHILLIPS. London : Pruned for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater ; Duster-r.,w.