The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-08-04 00:00:00

The-Coaddrinni of Seminaries, and Establishments of Education
far both' Pantes, are respectfully informed that a new Edition is
TetkorTUTOR'S KEY to the TWENTY-FOUR
SERIES of WO QI'ESTIONS, formed on the Improved
Plan of teaching the various branches of knowledge, by mixed
questions, without answers, price As. yid bound.
Of all the Booksellers may also be had, the TWENTY-FOUR
*eta of QUESTIONS. formed on the well-known TEXT BOOKS
of the System,all of which have been printed in large QUARTO
COPY BMWS, with sppaues for the answers at 2s. each and they
embrace HINTORY. 0 FAN iRA Pil Y. MOO RA PH S THEO-
1,00 ,Y the LANGUAGES, ASTRONOMY, NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY, GENERAL SCIENCE, die. &c. in the
mast attractive and improved
.fIT.Ts of exhibition.

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Dedicated to, and honoured with the approbation of, his Majesty.
Just published. price lt. 4s. in an elegant lloz,
THE MYRIORAMA (Second Series), consisting
entirely of Italian Scenery.
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;designed by Mr. CLARK.
The First Series of this Work having been honoured with very
flattering marks of approbation, tie. Clark has been induced to
design ti.e present Collection, in the hope that It will be found still
more deserving of the public patronage.
The S-cond Series consists entirely of Italian S.iervery. and is
capable of even greater variation than the First, as the number of
cards is increased from 16 to 24.
The changes or variations which may be produced by these 24
cards amount to the astounding and almost incredible number of
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be better illustrated than by the following observations:—
Supposing it possible to effect one of these changes ever)
minute, night and day, it would require to pmduee themS
1,1110,457,285,337,212,54.1 years 75 days; that is to say, that if all
the inhabitants of this globe (computing them at 1,000,000,000, of
which, according to common calculation, they fall considerably
short) were employed in the task, it would take them 1,180,467,385
years to complete it ; which is more than 1R6.742 times the period
which has elapsed since the creation of the world.
London t Printed for Samuel Leigh, 111, Strand; and sold by all
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N. n. The First Series of the Myrinrama, designed by Mr.
Clark, may still be had, price 15s. In an elegant Balt.

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o PULAR RLNARKS, Medkal stiti Literary, on
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of St. Paul's Church-yard, London.
NEW and IMPROVED EDITIONS of the REV. T.
CLARKE'S POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS, ATLASES,
and 4.1 EOG RA PII ICAL WPY-BOOKS.
ART OF READING.
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adapted to the above Atlases, I'art 1., comprising Thirty-six
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tilled up by Junior Students; in oblong fiio, pr'.ce Ins. sewed.
7. Ditto, containing Thirty-six Projectiona. or Lines of Latitude
andLongitudeo only, to be ellW up by Senior Students ; oblong
folio, 10a.
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printed on large paper. price 4,1. each.
(LARk'S MINOR. AT lAS' cnataining Twelve Maps,
viz.: I. The World-2. Europe —3. England and il'ale%-4. Scot?
Ireland-8. France-7. Spain—lL Asia-9. indoidan—
10. Africa-_I 1. North America-12. South America. IlalLbound,
price 4‘. lid. nestly coloured ; and 33. ILL plain.
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Latitude and longitude only, prier 2s. lid.
ii. CL.llIli'S TOUR of EUROPE: with Maps and En.
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13. CLARK'S TRAVELS and MISER VATIC/SiSofthe
WANDERINti JEW. Comprehending; a View of the most
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thin of the Temple of Jerusalem by Tl:its. With Maps and En-
gravings. For the use of Schools. 6a. bound.