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KENNETT'S ROMAN 4- N-ricaanrs.
• This Day was pa6ii3heci,
A New Edition, in Octavo., with -,aoiny•plate::., price 10,7. 6d.
•

s,

01LE ANTIQTJ_F, NOTITIA ; or, the An-
- . tivities of Kona,. in 'rya Pais..

Tt: which are.p.refiied,
-Two tssays.con.cerainv the Ronian Learai 9- and. ht'F.olnan
A
Education.
Bi,I3ASIL K.F.is;NETT, C.(.C., Oxon.
Printed for F: C. :Ind T. Rivingthi ; Ot.ridge and Son ;
While, Cochrane, and co. Longman and ; C: Law; B.
and H. Croiby and' Co.; Lackington and. Ca. ; R. sitholey;
and Cradock' and Joy; London : and'Doig, and Stirling, Edin-
burgh. - .

A. UNTVEtSAL SCHOOL BOOK.
; . . This Day was published,
A New edition, pricess.6'd. bound,- With the full Allowance
- , ,-to Schools,
THE CLASS-1300 K ;- Or, .365 sso'ns ,for
English Classes,.inall.Schools, Nlak .and'Finn:-44 con-
.-taining\lnstr4tion on evay useful and important
the•cyrrect and elegant latiguag,!. of the best Anthors ar-
rangtd in Le ;ens fur every day in the Fear: • ,
, 13v the Ii.e.v..DAVID -BLAIR; S.M.
_ _ .

The annual mate of nearly Ten Thottid. C-opie.: of this in-
comparable *ehool Book, and the Avhkty with which it con-
tinnes to be adopted in the first. Schwals cif the Empire, are
sullicient testiff.:;:.tials of its ,uperiur preten...ion-, -rant j os-•
tiff an exp'ectatien that it will in due time be universily re-
ceivea: and preferred ass finished Book in the practice of
rending..
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Printed fur Longman, Hirst, P.ee:, Orme, and P,rosn, Pa-
ternoster-row, and to he had of all. Booksellers in Creat Bri-
tain and Ireland. : • , ' ~
Of who', may be had,
,by the same Antbor,
reading Exereises for the Junior Classes, 2s. Ca.

DRAWING.
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In I:6rt;e 0.-tavo--, price 253. tall' bound,

r FMB:ELEMENTS of DRAWING, in its va-
rious Branches, for the use .of Stntlents, illustrated
Pl'lth Sixty Copper-pleres, coinaining ser&al hundred suiliects
after the Great Masters, and some• of them coloured 'from
Nature. . GEOlitiE HAMILTON,: Esq.,
This is the tirstattempt to produce a complete and cheap
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at.once, as an assistant to Masters, and as-a Gnide and Tutor
to Students, with or without a Master. The iustructiOns are
practical and copious ; and the e,%amples begin with title snit-
ple.st figures, and gradually ascend to the most co:nplia,ted
dviigus in Landscape and History. , •
Printed for *Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill ; and to be
had of all Booksellers, whir a liberal allowance to Masters,
anti to. School:.

Of whom may be had, jnst published,
Blair's Uni.i,ersal Preceptor, 4s. 6d.- .
His Models of Juvenile Letters, 3s. 6d.
And Goldsmith's British Geography, 4s. 6d.

AN INDISPENSABLE 73005 roR THE UPPpit FORMS

OF AL., SCHOOLS.

Tis Day was published,
Illustrated by many superior Erigrarings, and printed in Non-
pareil,,price 15s:. bound,

, PORTABLE • and UNIQUE CYCLOPE-
_ DIA t or, Modern and- Complete DictionqY orAits and
Scit,ices tho lat2st Improvements and Discoveries,
and bein,;-, a usefiil„,ok of Reference in every Department
'of KnO‘Wiledge.and Lf,:rrature.. . . •
By C. T. WATI.IINS, M.A.
Cyclopedias being useful for purp \ses only of general Re-
ference, and in no case superseding the necessity of Elemen-
tary Treatises on subjects of particular study, this _Portable
Cyclopedia answers every general purpose of those which are
fifty times its bulk-and price; and is, therefore, in that, and
in many other respects, the most desirable Work ever
printed. For tke use of Young .Persons; for the Writing
Table, the Desk, the Parlour _Window, and the Upper
Forms. of Schools, it is without a rival in the entire compass
of Literature.

Printed for 'Richard Phillips, at his Warehouse, No. 47,
Ludgate-hill, and •• sold . by' ail Booksellers and Dealers in
Books Id the United Kingdom.
whom
Of also may be had, -
The UNIVARSAL . PRECEPT/1)R.; 'or,- General .Gram-
inar of Arts, Sciences, and, General -Knowledge. By the
Rev. David Blair.. Price 4s. Gd. bound.-

2. BRITISH GEOGRAPHY; bei4 a comprehensive View
of file: United 'kingdom and British `Colonies in all. parts of
the World, aocompauied with Views of every County Town.
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GUY'S SCHOOL,GEOGRAPIIY. .
This Day was published,
. , . .
The Sedond Edition, enlarged and much improved, in Royal
• 18mo, With seven hanelsome and accurate Maps, price Js.
bound in red,
Uri 'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY ; on a new,
easy, and improved Plan ; comprising not only a com-
plete general Description, but much Topographical Informa-
tion, in a well digested Order; exhibiting three distinct Parts,
'and yet forming one connected Whole. Expressly adapted
to every Age and Capacity, and to every Class of Learners,
both in Ladies' and• Gentlemen's Schools.
By JOSEPH GUY,
Professor of Geography, &c. at the Royal Military College,
Great Marlow.•
. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row;
and C. Law, Avetnaria-lane. '
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