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London, England, 1808-06-24 00:00:00

'l 'O SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESSES.

MESSRS. TABART and Co. of the Juvenile and
School Library, New Bond-street, respectfully inform the
Proprietors and Corduetors of Schools, that they continue to sup-
ply I ooks of Education on all Subjects, and in all Languages, on
the low:st wholesale Terms. . .

They are enabled particularly to serve Schools on terms of su-
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and very popular Works: '
Mavor s Spellirg Book.
Blair's First Catechism.

The Lcndon Primmer.
Blair's English Class Book; or 365 elegant and instructive
Lessons.
Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, in which the Tables of Wci,;lits
and Measures, and all the other Rules are adapted to the usa.e
of real Life and Business.
Blair's Reading Exercises.
Goldsmith's Graminar of Geography.
Goldsmith's Popular Geography.
'is Ditto, Geographical Copy-Bools,
Robiuson's Modern History.
Robinson's Ancient History.•
Bossut's easy French Books.
Ailtin's easy poetry for Children.
Mayor's Classical Poetry.
Pratt's Cabinet of English Poetry.
Mayor's British Nepos.
Plutarch.
---'s Natural History.
Universal History, 26 vols.
Gregory's Lectures on Chemistry, and Experimental Philoso-
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Gregory's Letters on Taste, Composition, and Literature.
Gregory's System of Polite Educatiem.
Smith's Lady's History bt England.
Blair's Grammar of Philosophy.
Robinson', Grammar of History, site. &e.

• GENERAL IsIO'GKAPHY.
• This day was publishsd,
A nee Edition, being THR THIRD' with considerable Additions
and Improvements,cortected to the middle of the year 1 hO7, in
• one verflarge and closelyprinted volume, ostavo, 16s. in boards.
'THE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and
CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY, containing ac-
curate accounts of the Lives, CffecRACT CRS, and ACTIO us of the
most eminent Persons of all Ages' and Countries, inch:dint the
Revolutions of States, and the Successions of sovereign Princes.
By JOHN 'WATKINS, LL. D. dse. &e. •
Vlnk erim morntorutn in meptoria est posits. CICERO.
A BiogrAilical and Historical Library, in the form of a Dic-
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purpose of reference on all points of Biography, Chronology, and
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aMeta:are.
This Dfetionary consists of 1014 closely printed pages, each
containing GOO words, and consequent l 7 includes as much mat-
ter as any large and expensive quarto. Affil-site sale of three
editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and the and
authority which it had acquired in the literary world, it be:-
Comes matter or surprise that another Author, parodying its con-
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having the same object, and not ct:staining one-twelfth more
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invited' to make the compkison, both as to matter and quantity,
between Dr. Watkins's work and this other, four times the price.,
Let it be added, that Dr. Watkins's Dictionary contains the at..
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author, •
Scarextir. xßinoßeeny, in one Nulume, 12mo. with plates,
price Ss. bound, or in octavo, with ilarge type, tos. 64. bound.

She Is a very fine new brig, sails fast, and is well found, was
captured on her voyage from Lisbon to ,1/2.rner:ca, by his Majesty's
ship Comus, the Honourable JOczt.vm PfACY Captain, and
condemned as Prize to the said ship.
For viewing, inventories and further particttlara, apply to
LAZ. and NAn 3. KINGSTON,
Dated June 11, 1808. Brokers, Falmouth.

_
PALMO U Tt I.
On Thursday, the 30th day of this instant. (lune) by 11 o'Clock
in the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hstel, Falmouth,
THE Good Ship ACTlVE.—Length 90 Ft. 1 In.
Breadth 116 Pt. 6 ln. Depth in the Hold 9 Ft. 11 In. Height
between Decks under beam 4 Ft. 7 il1; and Admeasures t 35 Tons.
Captured on her voyage from St. Uhe'i to Philadelphia, and con-
demned as Prize to his Majesty's cutter Alban, Lieut. Henry
Weir, Commander.
She is a Temarkable strong built Ship, is well found, and may
be gent to sea at a very little exptnce.
Immediately after the sate of the above will be sold 20 Tuns
Freiich White Wine,being the remainder of the cargo of the galliot
IRIS, Jan Tie.iman, late Master, condemned as Prize to his Ma-
jesty's armed ship Harlequin, Lieutenant P. Ci Anstruther, Com-
mander. !or viewing, invt works and further particulars, apply
I.AZ. and NAI'H. HINGSTON, Brokers, Falmouth.

. .Mk.RINO
ANNUAL SALE sy • AUCIION,
At SADLER's Repository, Unswell-streit, London, on Thurs.
• day, 28th July next; at Twelve o'clock,
AQUANTITY cf MERINO WOOL, and its
Admixture on English Breeds. The greet uncertainty of
any supply of 15iierLo Wool, and the distracted state of Spain,
must render this measure just now an object of picaliar impor•
lance. It is designed to confine thls sale to Merino Wools, and
their admixtures only, bc.,ttse there are established dealers called
Woolstapl-Ts, who have leng been in the practice of purchasing
B.i.ish Wools of inferior growth, but with certain exceptions, no
support to those who have incurred the heavy expences attendant
on such crossA with the Merino Blood. Those who may desire
to take the benefit of this sale, are requested to send their Wools
classed in the most correct manner, as to the admixture with the
Merino Blood, and the degrees of
annity to R. They must be de-
livered as above, on or before the 25th July next.
Commission for Sale, Warehouse room (exclusive of Auction
duty) will not exceed 31. per cent.
Letters (pest paid) may betaddressed to Messrs. F. and R.
Martin, Wool Brokers, No. 6i, Coleman•street, Loudon.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE. -
MANOR and ESTATE of WAPLEY' and CODRINGTON in
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near BATH and BRISTOL.
At the Bush Inn, Bristol, on Thursday, the elst'of July, 1808,
THE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODRING-
'FON, with the Court House, and several valuable Farm
Let to tenants whose terms expire at Lady-Day next, and also
several Estates on Leases for Lives, containing in the whole 2000
Acres and urorards, with the Great Tithes of the Parish.
This Estate contains very rich and valuable Lar.-I, and corn
prises nearly the whole parish, and is situate twelve miles as well
from Bristol as Bath, and the road from Bath to Gloucester passes
near it.—Particulars may be had of Mee, rs. Graham, Kinderley,
and Domviik, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Black and Chap-
man, Surveyors, at their Chambers, in the Temple, London ; of
Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Frome ; of Mr. John Brutton, at Exeter ;
of Messrs. Clarke and Szin, Solicitors, Bristol; of Mr. Moses
Higgs, the Bailiff of the Manor, who will skew the E. ate; and
at the Bush Inn, at BristoL

SUM ERSE f.

On Monday, the Ist day of August next, at the White Hart Inn,
Wellington, precisely at Fouro'Clock in the afternoon.
.A MODERN-EUILT MANSION HOUSE,
called WELLINGTON COURT, fornierly the residence
of Admiral Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. Calme' with the
Coach-houses, Stables, Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds,
and all or any par:, of the Farm adjoining.
The House is delightfully'situated hl the Vale of Taunton. and
immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington; though perfectly
secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Plantation. The prin-
cip4 floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hall add Staircase.
Anti-moth 26 feet inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-room 16 fect
rtssilses square, a Dining-room SS feet 9 inches by 15 ft. 6 inch.
and a Stidris: feet square. Above the principal Floor there are
two stories of famiirtrarturnts and Dressing-rooms .okloinifig.
"The attached Offices are repl.7!" with arecnunodations and the
detached ones have every sort of conveitre.ce. The? Farm con-
tains about 100 Acres of the richest Land in the County of
Somerset. '
Use same time will be sold a number of Fields dewhed
'from each other, but adjoining the Tests of Wellington ; and the
Manor or Lordship, with a most desirable Estate, nailed Wel-
lington Park, consisting of 's Pang Muse with dtable Out
buildings and about 960 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable
:and Woad Land '
Particulars in the inean time May be obtained at the Office of
Mr. White, Solicitor, Wellington, Somerset; of of Mr. Dyne,
SolicitOr, Seriessit's hao,Tetsige. - •