The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-15 00:00:00

PR. IRVING'S 131 PROVED SERIES OF CATECHIS3IS.
This day are published, by J. Souter, at the School Library,
73, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and sold by R. Sharp,
Romney, and by all Booksellers, price lkl. each, neatly serail,
and illustrated by numerous Engravings, viz.:-
1.
THE HISTORY of ENGLAND; containing the
most Striking Events, from the earliest Period to the
Reign of George the Fourth.
2. ROMAN H [STORY from the Foundation of the City to
the Fall of the NYE-stern Empire.
3. ROMAN ANTIQUITIES : or, an Account of the Reli-
gion, Civil Government, Military and Naval Affairs of the Romans ;
with a Description of the Public Buildings of Rome.
4. GRECIAN HISTORY : describing the most Striking
Events, from the earliest Ages till Greece became a Roman Pro-
vince.

" The Histories of Greece and Rome convey much classical in.
formation."--Gentleman's Magazine, August 1111.
3. GRECIAN ANTIQUITIES; containing the Manners,
Customs, &c. of the ancient Grteks.

fl. SACRED HISTORY: containing a Summary View of the
Events related in the Old and New Testaments.

" The Sacred History will be found truly valuable, an being a
complete Summary of the Holy Scriptures, and therefore highly
serviceable in Sunday Schools and other religious Establishments."
-4lentleman'a Magazine, August 1821.
7. JEWISH ANTIQUITIES.
" These are very mitten:tot Books for the Education of Youth,
uniting the utile cum dulce.' "—European Magazine, April
11121.

" These little Volumes arc all well adapted to the purpose of
Education."—New 31ontlily Mug:wine, April 1821.
8. CLASSICAL MOO RA PII Y ; containing an Account of
the Lives of the most celebrated Characters amongst the Greeks
and Romans. •
_ .

W. UNIVERSAL HISTORY; from the earlielit Ages to the
present Time.
The Universal History will be found admirably adapted for
completing the general lint in the historical chain."—tientleman's
Magazine, Aug. 1821
10. MYTHOI.AnIY : containing a History of the Heathen
Gods and Goddesses.

IT. BRITISH CONSTITIITION.
" The Catechism of the British Constitution, in particular,
receives our sincerest approbation, for the dispassionate ard impar-
tial feeling manifested throughout."—Gentleman's Magazine, Dee.
1021.

" The Catechism on the British Constitution, in particular, may
be found useful to bcth sexes, and to the Adult perhaps yet more
than the Child."—New Monthly Magazine, April MI.
12. GENERA'. GEOGRAPHY : containing the Situation,
Extent, Mountains Lake., Riven, Religion, and Government, of
every Country in the World.
13 GEOGRAPHY of ENGLAND and WALES, Second
Edition, containing an accurate Description of the Situation, Ex-
tent, Divisions, Population, Soil, Climate, Mountains, Rivers,
Lakes, Canals, and Islands, of each. Also, the Religion, Liter-
attire. Onvernment, &c.

GEOGRAPHYI4. of SCOTLAND ; containing an accurate
Description of its Situation, Extent, Districts, Population, Soil,
&c. with an Account of the %lanutactures, Productions. &c. &c.

15. (4 EN ER AL KNOWLEDGE; containing thoseihTnpniost
necessary to be known at an early age.
16. ENGLISH GRAM3IAR; carefully compiled from the
best Authors ; with numerous Exercises.
17. ASTRONOII' ; containing the Magnitudes, Motions,
Periods, Distances, Ste- of the Heavenly Bodies, illustrated by
Engraving..
IR. RoTANy; containing a Description of the most Familiar
and Interesting Plants, arranged according to the Linorean
System ; with the Formation of an Betbarium. Pd. plain, and Is.
coloured.

19. PRACTICAL CIIE3IISTRV ; with numerous Easy, In-
teresting, and Pleasing Experiments.
" Two more Numbers of these very useful Publications have
appeared, which reflect great credit on the Author, for his parti-
cular care and attention in the formation of the ;outhful mind.
They are peculiarly adapted for Schools u well as =lilies, where
Edugatid4 is carrying con.".-Etcppean