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.VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,
I - Day wan publislti,- • '
Three Volume:: Duodecimo, price ss.,boned,
MHE HISTORY' of 'Et,drGLANI.); from the
. Earliest Records to the l'eace of Anneals .1802, in a
Safes of Letters to a Young Lady ai•School. , • • •
- By CHARLOT•I E SMITH.
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to be had of Wilson and Spebce, York. ; , Gunisho-
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Of whom may afaobe,liasl, New arid -,lmproved Editions of
-the following Modern and valuable School 13Ooks, the-
-. Copy-right of Mr. Phillips : • . ,
r. tvlaVor'i British Nrejios•; ss..- •
2. Mayor's Natural History, 65... . •
Marorrs-Plutarch's•Lives,"ss:
4. Blair's Class Book, or 365 Lessons, ss.
5. Blair's Reading Exercises, 25..6d..':
6'. Pelham's Londcn Primer, 6d.
• 7., Gregot.y."s,Polite, Edateatlon 55... . •
8. drVing on English CompOsition, 4s. 6(1.
9.. Pratt and Mavors, Classical Poetry, ss., •
to: 'Buriaey's British' Neptune, 6s.
it. Burney's Naval-
-12. 'Watkitis's'SZ:riptiire 'Biography, ss.
13. Watkins's biographical Dittionary, Iss.
14.. Goldsmith's Popular Geography, izs.,
is. Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography, as. 641,.
re«. .•Rooinsort's X.; ranunae-of History, 3s. •
11. Mayor's Universal History, as vols.. cf. •
13: l‘lavor's Father's•Gir.t,to his Children, 9s. •
19. kVOTICNIS of the Microscope, 3s. 6d.
Ze..Wonder•s'ofthe, Telescope, 4s. 6rl.- -
2r. Book of_Traites, three Paris, at 3s. each.
22. scriptwe Hisroriescoillible Storiest
23' Mayor's Spelling Book'„3stli.Edition; is. 6d.
,Crocke-r•'s Lancl Surveying,. 7s. , •
25. 13tisby's Musical Diatonarl, new Edition, 6s.
20. History of Modirn Euroße, 5 vols. 455. _
27. troxall's Etop,' 6c1.-
28. Dodsley's Esop, 35., . •
•Maver''s History Of -England, 26 plates, tos.
Mayor's. Roman History., 3 VMS. Us. ,
3 r. • Mayor's Grecian History, a vols.-8s::
• 3z. Goldsmith's Il,strir) of England, 35. 6d.,
33. History of 'England, in Letters, Bs. • ,
--34. Guthrie's Geography, iss.
.3i. brookes's gazetteer, - -
36. Ash's English Grammar, is.
Eutick's English DiClionary,„2s. 63. . .
%jorirers'lV,Avi(tiob, oiew Editim);
39. lohnson's Dictionary, 4 vols. 63.5. and; acs.
40. )itto, abridged, !Os. 6(1. and 35. 6d,
41. BoacPs-Spelling Book, is. 3d.
' 42. -,Simpson's eu'elirl, • -
43. The;vlilitary Mentor, 2 vols. res. 6d. -
Eeniale Biograp.hy, sts. 6(l'.
4i• Elegant Extraels, Verse, ins.
46. Ditto, Prose, 185.. - •
47. Ditto, Epistles,. iss.'
48. Bingfay's animal Biography, 3 vols. 3e5...
- 49: Markham's' S pell ing took',• is. 3d.
Adams's Roman A tiquities, 8vo.: ins.6cL
st. Robinson's Grecian
.A utiquitieS, Bvo lbs. 6d.
Licrquin's 'Pieces Choisies, taano. 45.
,53. Cliatnbaud's•Grammar, B,vo. 'is. • ' • •
54. Ciwnband's Exercises, 35..
.ss. Eton' Latin-0 raininar, improved, z 5. 6d.
56. Porney's Grammar, 3s
57'..P.orhey's Spelling, is. 6.1.
58. Selectee e Vetere,
59..T.Selecti.e,Profants,, 3s. 6d.
Os. Nugent's French Dictionary, 75. and 6s.
61. .Morell's Dictionary, i6s. • , •
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:,THE FIRST BOOK.
This-Day.was Publisned, einoel fished with neatly One Hun:.
' died" Wood Cuts, price only
.6.1. with a fult•allowance to
those who purchase by the dozen or hundred, - -
THE LONDON PRIMER ; or, .First Book for
- children at the earliest Age, intended as an lotrodtle-
iion to Dr: Mayor's,: and the various'Other English Spelling
Boilks.••• ' "
By M. PELHAM.
The foll Owing are the peculiar linproyerricnts which, it is
supposed, entitle this Litt!: Work..togenztil adoption and pre-
ference in all prep iratory and firSt Scii9jls, and airiong 'those
Mothers, who teach their Infants the. first elements of
Reading.
I. It- is printed On a superfine paper, on a'very large and
clear type.
2. The first set of- Lette'rs are of an unusually-large size,
-being au inch-square, and the second i:ec of great and small.
Letters are illustrated with Clits of tainiliar Objects.
-keading Lessons begin. with Words. of only two
Letters; and proceed to those of three and four Letters, and
'finallyi,by simple gradations -to those of two and three Syl-
lables.
4. Every Lesson is decorated With a beautifully engraved
familiar Object, rendering the number of pleasing Cnts,in
the work neatly one hundred. • .
s. • The, Work is closed with suitable Prayers and flymns,
adaptedto the first age.
• 6. Vulgar and low
,E xpressions are studiously avoi.led,and
an endeavottr has beenmnade in every part to unite simplicity
• with elegance. --• ' , •
. 'lna word, the London Primer, or First Book, need-only
be seen to be preferred bY.Chil(h.eri themseles, and.- by Pa-
- Kerits.. :Ilia Teachers, to every other work _of the game
saription. -
Printed for Richard Phillips, N0..6, Brilge-street, Black-
; friars; and to be had ot Champanteand, hitrow, Old Jewry;
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M. Keene,, Dublin; G. Lurnsden, Glasgow;
,and all-other
BOoksellers dud:Stationers.
. . -Of whom may also be had,
. r, AS ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, accompanied by
a , progyessiye Series of -easy and familiar Lessons, adapted
to the capacities of Children, and embellished with a va-
Tiety•of Engravings; the 'whole intended to furnish, for the
.I/se of Schools,. an improved introductory kook to the
first Elements of the English Language.- By Win., Mayor,LL. D. Redor of Stories:field, in Oxfordshire, Vicar of Hur-
ley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Sze. The
thirty--filth. Edition„ r..:visertand improved, price, is.' 6d.
2. The SEQUEL to MAVOR's SPE LLING,BOOK,
• and IN I RODUCTION to BEAL R's CLASS..I3OOK ;
'consistingpfa great,variety of easy Lessons, arranged for the
use of Schools, of both Sexes. By the Rev. David Blair,
:!price as. 64. _hound. -
3. The CLASS BOOK ; or, Three Hundred and sixty
five Reading Lessons,. for Schools of tAtlier 'Sex ; combining,
with the Elements of all Knowle,dge,- a greater number of
-Reading Exercises, from the best Az,ithors, than are to he
found Many, other work- of the same description ; every l.es.
son having a clearly defined objeet,'arid reaching some Fin!. -
epics. of Sciehce or Morality, Or some itrip`ortatit truth, Ily
'the Rev. David Blair. _Yrid'.= 55, bound.