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London, England, 1802-09-18 00:00:00

MODERN HISTORY

rriliE Ancient ['art of Dr. 11/IAVOR'9
tVE RSA L PU STORY being now contp!etad in Nine
Volumes,. the Public are respeafully informed, that the First
Volume of the Modern History, will be publiShed on the ist
of Detober, and that a Volume will continue 'to .be publish=
ed on the Firsr Day of 'every Month, till the Sixteen Vo-
lairnes;of whi4athe Modern History is to consist; are coin-
_
As the Public opinion of the merit and 'utility of this
Work has been most unequivocally "expressed,. by. the rapid
and extensive sate of the Nine Volumes which have appeared,
it is not deemed neoessary•to expatiate on the claims which
The It/oder:l History will 'posses,,tcf a continuance of the
same tattering patronage. • .
I t is obvious, that to all perSOns to whom the great Uni-
versal history, in 66 law Yolutnes Oc.'favo is-either too ex-
ensive, or too voTuininous; Dr. Mayor's U
-pniverssat liistory,
in 25 moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most dcsir.Z.)le .„.-
quisttion. • .
The Volumes :.re sold at is. in boards: or, upon common
paper, at 3s. 9d. in bOards ; and singte'Volumes, or complete
Sat-s, may be nad of all Booksellers. •
NO. 7r, l'.7t...Pattl's Church-yard,

August ws, ISO 2.

. _
• - " • A N.EW.ROMAN HfSTOR-Y.
This Day waspubl•siled,
In Three Volumes, Royal tBino. price i3s. 61. in boards, or
/es. &J on common .paper,.lllusir.ireci With Mips. and
Prints' • - . •
THE HISTORY of .the, RO \IAN EMPIRE,
• from the Foundation of Ronie'till the Teritiniaion of
the Eastern Efflpire.
By WILLiANI MAVOR, LL.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Lail- or-num-
flies, Author of the-British Nepos, thEElenients of Naru•
. ,
ral History, &c: -
Printed for Riiniard Phillips, ',Co. -7 r, St. Paul's Church-
y•arci, and sold hy.all -Booksellers: ' • •
Of whorls inlay be had, "Dr. MsVor's History of Greece,
lately pnblished, in two vols. price 95. and 7s. '
And Vv.- Volume* of his Universal History, twenty-five
'volumes, as they are published on the first day of every
m nth,price ss. eacho. o'r;s. gd. on common paper.

An IMPROVED SYSTEM, of MODERN GEOGRA-
.eHy, PRACTICALLY ADAPTED to the BUSINESS
of Si 1100 LS. - .
On. the loth. of September will be published,
Price gs. 61. in boards, or los. 6d. bound and lettered, deco-
rated with nearly- Fifty beautiful and interesting Copper.
plates, representing tfie,Manners, Customs, and Dresses,
of all Nii(lui4s:aitd illu,strated with new and improved
Maps, " • .
EOGRAPHY for the USE of. SCHOOLS, on
a Plan so Practical to Teachers, and so highly iasci.
slating co Pupils, that it cannot tail to recominend itself to
universal edop;ton the inoincrit it is seen. It is divided into
three Parts:
. •I. A Synopsis of Geography, drawn up as concisely as
possible, for the purpose 01 being. committed to meitiory.
'no! Use ot the Globes, with a.. Variety of Examples
and E:•;ercises upon each Problem.
. .3. Fuji, circumstantial, and highly .entertaining.Aecounts
of the Alarmed, Clitoms, Dresses, and Curiosities; of all
Nation,, illuStrated with fifty Copper-plates, and forming a
Body" 01 Fags winch,. tor Entertainment and Instruaion, are
not exceeded in the eritire Compass of• Literature. ,
To w".liOle arc prefixed an Account of the most.:kuccess-
ful and ratienal Mode
.of teaching Geography; and plain Di-
rections fur projeaing aied drawing all kinds of Maps.
By the Rev. 1. GOLDSMITH, A. M.
Vicar of Dundington, anti formerly of Trinity College, Cam-
, •• bridge.
Printed for R..Thillips,,No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-ysid
sold by Thomas Hur"st, John Harris, Benjamin Tabart, and
Lael..ington and Co.- London ; by J. Archer Dublin ; F..
Lafleur, Edinburgh; and by all other BooksellerS.
N • B. Air. Phillips informs the Trade in Town and Coun- •
try, that he will at all times exchange new and perfect Co—
pies °Rills Book, for:any other'qf his publications.