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SUPERIOR BOOKS FOR YOUNG PERSONS.

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New Editions of the following approved Works have. been
lately published by T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand :
LEMENTS of GENERAL HIS WRY,
Ancient and Modern ; to which are added; a Table
of Chronology, and a comparative View of Antiefitimd
119a-
dern Geography. By Alexander Fraser Tytler, Esq; g. vas,
Svo. With Maps, 14s, in boards.
s, Au Abmigineat of Mr. Pinkerton'S Modern Geogra.:
phy ; and Professor Vince's Astronomical Introdudion, in
a large V6l.'Svo. with a Selcalon of the most useful Maps.
accurately copied from those in tbe large Work, als.

boards. '
A-Sotainary-of Gengraphy.arta:History, both Ancient
and Moderi ; containing an Account of Peitieitt State
and princiial Revolutions of the most illustrious Nations 14 -
ancient ant =dein -Times: their Itlaimers, Customs, dec.
illustrated by Maps, and designed (Allay to conned dart
Study of Classical Learning with that or ger;cral K;olowledge.
By Dr, Alexander Adam, Rector of the High Sehool of Edirt
burgh; t large vol. Bvo. 125. in boards.
4. Classical Biography ; exhibiting alphabetically the pro.
per Names, with a short account of the several 'Deities;
Heroes, and other Persons, mentioned in the Ancient Classic
Authors. By the same, Bvo. in boards.
5. Roman Antiquities; or an Account of the Manners and
Customs of the Romans; designed chiefly to illustrate the
Latin Classics, by explaining Words and Phrases; front the
Rites and Customs to which they refer; Bvo. Bi. in boards:
6. Grecian Antiquities; or an Account of the public and
private Life of the Greeks ; relating to their Geivernment,
Laws, Magistracy, Judicial Proceedings, Naval and Military
Affairs, Religion, &e. chiefly designed to explain Words in
the Greek Classics, according to the Rites and Ctretorns
td
which they refer. By the Rev. Thomas Harwood; late of
University College, Oxford; Bvo. Is. in boards. •
7. A Classical Dietionary ; containing a clear and cOmprea
hensive Account of all the proper Names which occur in
reading the Classics, with Tables of ancient Coins, Welhts;
and Measures. By j. Lempriere; D. D. E. large vol.vo. •
izs. inboards.
8. Commentaries on Classical Learning; describing he
Advantates to the several Professions and Stations of Life;
to the Lawyer, the Physician, the Divine, the Naval-and
Military Officer, the Statesman, the Poet, the Painter; the
Sculptor,' the Musician, and the Merchant. Including also
a Sketch of the lives, and a brief Review of the Writings of
the principal Poets, Crators, and Historians of Greece and
Rome.. By the Rev. D. H. Urquhart, M. A. Prebendary of
Lincoln, &c. &c. Bvo. 7s. in boards.
9. Mythology compared with History ' or, The Fables of
the Ancients elucidated from Historical Records. fly the
Abbe de Tressan, Svo. Ss. in boards.
to. Elements of Natural or Experimental Philosophy-,
By Tiberius Cavallo, F. R. S. ecc. _4 vols. Bvo illustrated-
with a great number of Engravings, 21. IS. in boards.
t. Elements of Nathral History : being an IntrOduaiort
to the Systerna Nati= of Linnaeus, and compriSing &glans.,
lation of the -CharaCters of the whole Genera, arid of the
most remarkable Species; particularly all that are Natives of
'Britain ; z vols. Bvo. with explanatory Copperplates, itls.
in boards.
12. An Inquiry into the Duties of Men in the higher and
middle Classes of Society in Great Britain, resulting from
their respective Stations, Professions, and Employinents.
By Thomas Gisborne, M. A. 2 vols. Bvo. 14s. in boards..
13. An Inquiry into the Duties of the Female Scx. By
the same, Bvo. 6s. in btiards.
14. A Familiar Survey of the Christian it eligion, and of
History, as conneßed with the Introduelicia of Christianity,
and with its Progress to the present time. By the same ;
Svo. Bs. ill boards.
15. A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Truth
and Divine Origin of the Christian Revelation. By Beilby,
Lord Bishop of London ; iiirro. as. 61 in boards.
An IntroduCtion to tine Study ofthe Bible; containing
Proofs of the Authenticity and Inspiration of the. Holy
Scriptures; a Summary of the History of the lews; an Ac-
count of the Jewish Sects ; and a brief Statement of the Con-
tents of the several Books of the Old and New Testaments
(being the First Volume of " The Elements of Christian
Theology.") By George, Lord Bishop of Lincoln ; large
vol. izmo. ss. in boards.
17. Sacred Dramas ; the Subjeas taken from the Bible;
By Hannah More ; 45. in boards.
18. Mrs. Crespigny's Letters of AdVice to her SON upon
various and iinport4nt Duties ; Svo. fos. in boards.
19. Letters to a Young Lady on a variety of useful and 1.
teresting Subicas, calculated to improve the • Heart, term
the Manners, and enlighten the Undemanding. By the Ret.
)oho Bennett ; 2 volt. 75, in boards.
2e. A Father's Legacy to his Daughters. By the late pr.
Gregory,.of Edinburgh. 2s. seed, or a superior Edition
with Engravings, 4S. in boards. •
at. The female Mentor; or; Sele4.l Conversations. 2
, VAS. IIMO. 75. in boards.
22. Sermons to Young Wornen.-
,By the late James For.
dyce, U, D. 2 Is. Gs. in boards.
. 23. Addresses to Young Man. By the satne. 0 vats. 7S,
tit boards.