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London, England, 1818-09-06 00:00:00

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Just published. New Editions of
PINICOCK'S CATECHISMS of the ARTS and
SCIENCES. (I'ricc Ni..c.Pciice (wit.) These little works are re-
commuitled to the attention ,f t very Parent and l'i.aelite. as the
most useful Series of Books that cat. he put into the hands of Young
Pt ople. each book containing the pribcaple of' the art or ecienee on
slack it treats, and salmon in ad clcat and ei:si a style that it can be
understood by the meanest capacity.
Arithmetic Lrigliali Grammar Latin Grammar
A ncierit History French Grionniar Medicine
Astronomy I. litNt Catechism ftlineralogy
Arcbit, oture General Knowledge Modern History
Agriculture Geograrill . Music
Algebra Geolueti y Mythology
Bilge and Gospel 'Heraldry Natural History
Itotimy ' liissiory of England. Navigation
British Biography History of Scotland Perspective
British Law History of Ireland Poetry
Classical Biognpliy History of Prance Belt- on
(7iieniiiit7y Iltitory of Ronne Trade and Commtoe
Chronology ffistory of Greece Universal History
Dray.-ing History of America
•• Benig ltd to look into these works, we have been pleasingly sut-
prised at the variety and accuracy of the information they contain,
within so Avail a corneas, and in sfr est elletiaa form; and we niust
lay. that more l'llll % ement. accurate, well-arranged. and proper pub-
lications were never submitted to general observation."—LlTZka MY
GAz5:74l:. N 0.39. . .
X.ll. rttblistual'by Pinnock. 2tl'7, Stramt, }made:hand sold by
all Booliv.ellet. in Ragland.


NEW AND IMPROVED BOOKS ON THE ART OP
Just published, by Pinnoek am! NIA ttf6ar Afentorian Press, No. 267,
Strand, and sold by afrEloorszikrs.
THE CHILD'S FIRST BOOK.; or, an Easy
Sty to Reading i consistingof Monnsyllablee only, 'arranged in such
a way ;es to give the correct sounds of fhe vowels in their various
situations ; thus lilting' the foundation for Spelling and Relidbig on
unerring principles. Price 3d.
'fhe NILN7ORIAN I'RINEat or, Pinnoek's Second Book for
Children at an early ege.. 6d,
N.B. Considerabie pans have been taken to adapt this Book to the
capacities of Children. The Lessons are short and easy to be under-
send, while care has been taken to select such words as will make the
Child acquainted with the Names and Ploperties of things most Ire-
cpfeatly seen or spoken of : and, to render his task the More inviting,
many mat Wood Cuts arc introduced.
The JtrOr NILE READER; being a Sequel to the Mentoriaa Pri-
mer.; calculated for Children from /ear to seven years oil, 6t'n edi-
tion, with considerable improvements, sod The addition bf Rimy
original pieces l'rice is. bd.
N.B. Po: the inimovernient of youagseeple in Reading, this is the
cheapest and best book now in use. It Contains a grist number of
very easy Reading Lessons: and, for the csonvenience of the Teacher.
each Lesson is ditided into Verses, so that, the Pupils being formed
into Classes, mach trdtsble is saved to the instructor.
The CHRISTIAN CHILD'S READER; containing a selection of
easy pieces train the Holy Scriptures, and from the writings of the
meat eminent Moralists and Ditines, for the used the junior classes
in schools. Price vs.
AN INTROIWETION TO THE UNIVERSAL EXPLANATORY
READER, for Children frem Six to Ten Yetis old. Prior Is.
THE UNIVERSAL. EXPLANATORY ENGLISH TthatEßi &JCR-
IatNI to assist both Teacher and upil; consisting of Selections in
Prase and Verse, en interesting aid improving subjects. 6th edition.
Price Se.
N.B. These four REAntrs are so arranged as to lead on the Pu-
pil, by easy anti regular gradation, to a complete acqutroment of the
art of Reading nith grace a:.d propriety; every care being taken to
adapt them to from
capacity} anti the system on which tlity are edited
being found, from experience, to afford peculiar facility of instruc-
tion, with case and pleasantness to the lostinctor.
Of whom may also be had, the SOILOOL CATALOOVE. nice is.

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BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
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STEPS, LONDON.
JOHN BURGESS AND SON loving apprised of
the nurnerota endeatours Made by many persona to impose a spuri-
ous article for their Make, far it incumbent on them to request the
attention of the public, in purchasing what they ouneeive to be the
original, to observe the name Slid address otirreaptunis with the
above r--the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will de •
eel,* the unguarded, and for their detectiehe J. B. and eons submit
the following Cautions; some are in appearance at first sight ' the
genuine,' but without any Caine or addres.,—.aome • Burgess's Esvencc
oqf Anchovies'—otliers • li orgies,' and many more without address.—
JOHN and 90N having been many years honoured
with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respact
towards the puolie, and earnestly solicit them to insrect the labels
previous to purcl Ling what they conceive to be of their make, which
they hope willlprevent many disappointment:.—.W ARLIIOUS
107, STRAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON.

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