The National Register.
London, England, 1816-08-04 00:00:00

LADIES MONTHLY MUSEUM.

ON the Ist of .Aug. was published, Price Is. Gil. em-
bellished with a most exquisite likeness of the 'Marchioness of Hertford,
No. en, of the Improved Series of the lisslies' Monthly Museum; or
Polite Repository of Amusement and Instruction; being an Assem-
blage of whatever can tend to phase the Fancy, interest die Mind, or
exalt the Character of the British Fair.
Each Number of this Work is printed on fine !loyal Paper, and con-
tains, besides a highly finished Pormit of an eminent Ludy, a beauti-
fully coloured Sketch of the must Fashionable Morning tend Evening
Costume fur the month: and occasionally an Original Music Song;
besides a Variety of useful and interesting Essays, Tales, Biography,
original Poetry, &c. &c. The long-appreciated very veprrior Literary
Contents of the Ladies Monthly ;Museum, having to considerably ex-
tended the Number of its Pair Patronesses, the Proprietors have been
enabled (without advancing its original price), to increase the elegance
dike Embellishments, and add, to the Desideratum of Fine Printing,
the Finish of ilotpressed Paper; thus rendering it the most beautiful,
as well the highest Intellectual Periodical Work devoted to their
sea ice.
Printed and Published by DEAIt and :MONDAY, 35, Threadneedle
Street; of whom any of the previous Numbers, to complete former
‘'olurnes can be had; and may be obtained of every respectable Book-
seller in the United Kingdom.

TO PARENTS AND INSTRUCTORS OF YOUTH.
BLRAL F.DUCiTION.

PINNOCK's EX MANATORY 0113 INTERROGATIVE
STSVEN haring been patronised by Teachers of the highest respecta-
bility in evely part act the kingdom, and universally recommended as
the most complet,!. S,,ries of Solve! Books, in Which Fat•dity of Tuition
and ExtleJitious Improvemer.t ane combined, the l'uLlic arc respect.
fully intoanci, that any of the Works comprised in that System may at
all tittm be had of PINNOCK G. Co. MEDITOHIAN PILEIRS. 267.
Strand ; Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-Lane; and all Book-
seie.rs in the Kingdom.
THE FOLLOWING tt.‘vn rArrty BEEN IMINTXD•
The Universal Explanatory Reader—price 2s.
The Juvenile Reader—ts. Gd.
The Christian Child's deader-2e.
The Explanatory English Spelling Bonk—t,.
The English Expositor; by the Ater. J. Duncan-1,.
The First Spelling Book, consisting of Spelling Lessons only—la.
Orthographies] E xertises—ls. Gd.
A Grammar of the English Language, by the Rev. W. Allen, M.A.
Head Ma-.ter of Bolton Grammar School, Author of Culleetaues
Latina, &e. &c.-ss.
An Epitome of the Christian Ildigion. by the same—Ss.
An Epitome of Ancient Gotgraphy, by the same Author, with maps
Gd.
An Epitome of Modern Geography, with every new alteration as de-
termined at the Coupes., of A ienna, 7 runits--151.
An Epitome of the History of England, by h.. Allen. in 2 vols.— is.
An Epitome of the History of Route, by W. Whitworth-ss.
An Epitont- of Astronomy, with illustrative Designs, by G. Roberts—.3s.
The Morel l'octicul
Pinaock's Printed Ciphering Book, No. I—ls.
---, No. 2, and 5, carh-3s.

~, above-ss.
Moos of must of Lyle following CATECIIISALS% (price 9d.
each) are just printrd.
! First Catechism for Children. Ancient History.
r Bible and Gospel History. Modern History.
First Principles of Religion. , Universal History.
Geography. 0 General Knowledge.
English Grammar. Astronomy.
Arithmetic. :s Agriculture.
Chronology. IA Chemistry.
1I y thoktgy. :a I I eraldry.
The History of England. '' Navigation.
home. I.atin Grammar.
t. Greece. Drawing.
The utility of the above in preparing the yoathful mind for the easy
acquirement of a fund of useful knowledge is admitted by all who have
teen them; Laid the simplicity of their construction has m no small de-
gree contributed to their general adoption.
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PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday. Tuesday.' Wednes.l Thurs. i Friday. Si
Bulk Stock --- 210 L---11184 111:1 211
3 per cr. Red. 1:4 641 64 111,13 ' t3' rt:3sl
3183.4.1.1:0n-63 63 63 .3 :63 .
4 per ct. Con. 80 80 79 179 1;l34 79
5 p. ct.N.An. 94 941 .94 :94 93,1
Dank 1.. An. 16 7-16 16:7-16 116 7-16 16 5-16 16 1113
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India Stock -- -- ---
India Bonds /4 9 pm. 8 9 pm. '8 9 pm. 8 9 pm. 8 9 pm.
S. Sea Stock —.671 I-- —l-----
Ex. Bills ... 4 pm. i 4 pm. 5 8 pm. 4to 7 pmi4 7 pm. .4 6 pm.
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St. Lot. Tic. .4;e3 195.1------
Con. for Ac. 64J 164 i 164 634

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