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THE GREEK LANGUAGE.

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NEW EDITIONS OF THE FOLLOWING ELEMEN-
TARY BOOKS HAVE BEEN LATELY PUBLISHED
BY G. B. WHITTAKER, AVE-111ARIA.LANE :
GREEK FIRST BOOK ; or, The Rudiments of the
Greek Langusge simplified. 12mo. 4.. bound.
SHORT GREEK EXERCISES, on an improved Plan; con.
taming the most useful Rules in Syntax ; being a concise Intro-
duction to the writing of Greek. By the Rev. J. Plcquot. Se.
cond Edition. 12mo. 3s. bound.
A KEY to the above, L. 61. sewed.
The GREEK PRIMER ; or, a Praxis on the various Termi-
nation, and Formations of Nouns and Verbs, regular and irregular;
including Rules for the Genders of Nouns, Conjugation of Verbs,
&c. with copious Lists of Examples, Greek and English. By D.
E. Male. 12mo. 441. 6d. bound. _ .

YRUDIMENTS
of the LANGUAGE, in Greek and
English, upon the bUsis of Wettenhat. By the Rev. G. N.
Wright, A.M. Second Edition, carefully revised. Imo. 2s. 6d
bound.

A SELECTION of GREEK SENTENCES. with an Index
and Lexicon, in Greek and English : intended as an Initial Book
in learning the Greek Language. By the Rev. O. N. Wright,
A.M. 12mo. is. bound.
EXTRACTS from GREEK WRITERS. with a Lexicon and
Notes :_for the use of Learners. By John Ormston, A.B. Se-
cond Edition. 13mo. Ba. bound.
A GREEK TESTAMENT, from the Text of Oriesbach and
Valpy. 12m0., for the use of Schools, 9s. bound.
GRECE SENTENTLE EVARIIS GIVECORUM LI-
BRIS hint inde excerpts ; quibus insuper adduntur AureaCar-
n,ina Pythagorre, cum Epitaphio Adonidis ; una cum Latina
Version de Verbo fere retidita, gunm scquuntur Tres Indices, in
gaibus ad quam Orationis pattern singula pertinent vocabula indt.
catur , et ad quod in Grammatica Orsca Exemplum, seu Numen,
sett Verbum, seu Parttcipium sit, formandum at, mdigitatur.
Editio Nova. 12mo. 3.. bound.
ELEMENTA LINOUE ORECE ; novis pierumque re-
galia trodita, brevitate sus memories facilibua. Studio Jacobi
Moor, I.L.D. Parton posteriorem notasque adieeit G. Neilson,
S.T.D. Ileb. et Or. Prof. Bvo. bs. Bd. boards.
A SERIES of QUESTIONS, adapted to Dr. Valpy's Creek
Grammar. By S. R. Aldhouse. 12mo. 2.. bound.
A LEXICON of the PRIMITIVE WORDSof the GREEK
LANGUAGE, inclusive of several leading Derivatives., upon a
new plan of arrangement. Foe the use of Schools and private Per-
sons. BY the Rev. John Booth. Curate of Kirby Et Llama, rust,
Ripon, Yorkshire. Octavo, 9s. boards.

KINGDOM OP IRELAND—COUNTY OF MEATH.
MOST ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS,
Capital Freehold Estates, Manors, Mansion, Farms, and Lends ;
and nearly Four Thousand Nine Hundred Irish Acres.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garreway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Crwnhill, on THURS-
DAY, the 27th inst., at twelve o'clock,
In Lots.—By order of the Trustee*,
THE RESIDUE of the very valuable and highly-
improvable FREEHOLD EiTATES, late the property of
a distinguished Nobleman, situate in the fine county of Meath. part
within ten.miles, and the whole within twenty miles of the city of
Dublin, comprising tha extensive Manor of Dengau, and Estates,
with Gentlemen's Residences, Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens ;
Parna Houses, with Agricultural Buildings, Couagev, and Gar-
dens. The capital Manor of liallymaglosaan. and Estates, with
the Mansion House, sub OfSces of alt descriptions. Lawn, Coacl.-
houses, Stables, &c. Farms and Out-buildings, Meadow, Pasture,
end Arable Land. The Manor of Trim, with the ancient Castle,
and Buildings and Houses in the town of Trim, with extrellent
Farms, and Enclosures of rich Meadow. Pasture. and Arabi.,
Land, containing together nearly Four Thousand Nine Hundred
Irish Acres, equal to
SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
ZNGLISH ACRES.
of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land.
, The Estates are let partly to yearly tenants, and partly on beer_
finial leases determinable with lives, and leases for terms of years ;
and the revOsions of the leases foe lives arc very valuable end being
in the county of Meath, and so near Dublin, offer the most desir-
able opportunity for investment. The tenants are very generally
most responsible, and the rents are collected with the same ease and
regularity as in the best parts of England.
Tile Rotates-mar le viewed on spruce:ton to- James Jonnsen,
Esq. Rutland-square, and James Armstrong, Esq. North Frede,
rick-street, Dublin; E. Chambers, Esq. Crow Park, Trim, of whoue
particulars may be had: and also at the Commercial Rooms and
Exchange Coffee-house in Dublin, at the principal Inns, Drogheda,
Cork, and Waterford ; also at the Inns at Holyhead t and the He-
tel, Liverpool; Golden Lion, Cheater; Hen and Chickens, Rh,
mingharn ; Garrawsy's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill ;-
of Ale•srs. Stephens. Solicitor, Redford-row ; or of Mr. Robins
No. 170,
tßausegenmat-ystra seen,
irdon, at either of whose Offices a Plan'
of the

SPLENDID ELEGANCIES, MAGNIFICENT CLOCKS
BRONZES, &c.
MR. PIIILLIPS respectfully notifies, Lint THIS end
following DAYS,I at One o'clock, he shall SUBMIT
by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, New Bond street, an Ay_
S$ MBLAGE of costly and splendidly decorative FURNITURE.
in the Parisian taste, the entire Property of a Gentleman, from
whose residence in the country they have lately been removed far
sale. In this Assemblage are several French clocks and candelabras
of high class, four ebony and bull! colomns, with rich oak
bandeaux, in or-moulu, the Venus de Medici in bronze ; colonial
busts, in bronae, and marble of distinguished characters, roble
French plate glasses, commodes. consoles, and piertables, scuiptilratt
marbles and ivories, choke specimens of japan, poreelsirt, agate-t
richly mounted, gilt plate and gold unit, a few cabinet pictures,
by Dutch and Flemish masters, tapestry, and a variety of inisee.-
laneous items of taste and virtu ; also. sundry useful furniture.
May be viewed, and catalogues had at 13, New Bond-street.

LORD MACDONALD'S RESIDENCE,
WELBECH-STREET ;
Also the Furniture, Library, Wines, Pictures, and 3liscelisaeona
• Elcgancies,
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that. by Order
of the Executors, he shall submit by AUCTION, on th
Premises, on MONDAY, February2l, and several following day,
at One o'Clock, the elegant and pecu!isrly well fitted HOUSE anci
DO3IESTIC OFFICES, Stabling, and Coach-house. stmate
N 0.76, NVelbrek.street, C'avendish.square, the late Residence fir•d.
Property of Lard Macdonald, deceased; on which several Thousand
Pounds have been recently expended in judicious improvements
and modem and elegant decorations. Ihe interior embraces 4
library, dining parlour, suite of three drawing rooms, and a coin-
petent number of chambers and dressing moms; hot and eoiil
baths, a well-connected range of domestic offices, ard a rour.sin.l
stable and coach-house in rat' of the house. The Premises ar.!
replete with convenience fora respectable Family, and in excellent
repair.
On the above and following Days will also be submitted by
Auction on the Premises, the modern Household Furniture, tarp
glasses, paintings, househild linen ; a select and valuable library
of books in mealy bindings and of the most choice editions; Kraal
seta of curious arid finely carved chess-men, in silver and ivory ;
sculptured ivories in alai and basso relies%) ; oriental silver filigree;
a iota, and eleven chairs, formed of ebony and inlaid with ivory ;
valuable miniatures, snuff-boxes, rings, agates, cameos, intaglios ;
oriental elegaociss of exquisite beauty and rarity ; bronzes; Seine,
Japan, Chelsea, and Dresden Porcelain; Japan cabinets. Limer.::
and Raphael ware, &c. The cellar of choice French and Foreign
Wines, comprising OW dozen of Burgundy, Frontigtar, Claret,
Champagne, Sauterne, Hermitage, Hock, 31adeirs, Port, Sheity,
Constant's, and Malmsey ; Brandy, Noyeau, Eau &e.
l)escriptive particulars of the residence, Ltd catalogues of the
furniture, library, wires, Ate. will be ready for delivery in a slier;
time, of which Donor will be given, and reference where they
be bad mentioned in the future advertisements, wherein a more init..
titular detail of the Property will he rendered.—No. 73, Bond-
street, Jan. 1113 b.

LIBRARY OF BOOKS.
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, King-street, St. James's-square. on WED-
NESDA 1 NEXT, at one precisely,
ASELECT LIBRARY of BOOKS, chiefly of useful
English and other Modern Literature. and a few Classi ;
comprising (Euvres deVoltaire, dl vols. half.bnund ; nerctlete. rar
Larcher, it vols. ; the Monthly Review, 184 v 015..; and Annual
Register. Chiefly in neat condition ; the property of a Gentiercsa
deceased, anti brought from the country.
May be viewed two days preceding.

FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND OU:15.
THE VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER has Fl
JL long been in general use, that it is unnecessary to offer ary
.
further recommendation of Composed of Vegetnbtes,
the admixture of any Minend or pernicious ingredieit whatever. ,;
is free front the until objection against the use of other Dentifrices.
Its detersive power ia just sufficient to annihilate these dostruetiv;
particles which adhere to the Gums and the Interstices of the 'teeth:
healing injuries in the farmer, and promotirg a new Enatnel
(where it has been injured or corroded) no the latter. It liketaitt,
Imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums; and if Erect •
regularly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age.
Sold in Bones, at 2s. Pd. by Butlers, ChetnisN, 4, Cheav)id.!,
St. Paul's, 220. Regent-streei (near the Argyll Rooms), London
and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United
Kingdom.
Be ("ecru) to a* for Butler's Vegetable Tooth Powder; and to
observe the mane and address of " Butler' .1, Cheapside," s•e
engraved on the stamp and label attached to each boa of this
esteemed Peutiftice, to distigguieb it from Imitations under siini;sr