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London, England, 1808-12-26 00:00:00

A NEW GEOGRAPHY.

Accompanied by a PAIR, of GLOBES.
On Minden. the tta of January next, will be published, to be
completed in Twenty-four Monthly Pats, 'PART I. Price Six
' Shillings and Sixpence ; or, for those who
,may prefer it in
NUAILIbpP. on t following Saturday will De published,NUM-
ßEE I. Price One Shilling and Sixpence, to be completed in
One Hundred end Four Weekly' Numbers, nuking two very
large and splendid Volumes in Quarto, of
A SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, or
the Natural anti Political History of the Present State of
the World. By JOHN SMITH, LL.D.
This New Geography will unite,as its c.heraCteristits, and, in
'great part, as its peculiar features,
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I. Descriptions of all Countries, compiled from the latest and
best Authorities i■ the English, French, German, and Spanish
languages; and arranged according to the most approved Me•
thods of btatistical Wrners.

If. Graphic Representations of the Mariners and Characters of
all People, of the peculiar Ft-Inures of all Countries, and of all
those Cities in the World which form Metropolises of separate
Kin,rdoms and Empires.

111. A Collection sif New Maps °felt Countries, equal or sue
pMarlorks.xi to those given in any existing Geography er sep. rate
IV. A Pair of Adams's nine-inch Globes, given gratis, frcm
new Drawings, which include all the latest Improvements and
Discoveries, calculated to perfect a System of Geography in every
Family, Library, and Seminary of iduc'ation.
' The Work will be completed is Twenty-four Parts, in quarto,
to be publiiihed Mor.thlysat 6s. 6d. each, containing 'fee shear
of Lctter-picas, besiees one or two Maps, and several elegant
Engravings, . .
Or lit tine tjendrectinal Feet Weekly Numbers, at is. 6d.;
containing each at loot one Copperplate.
And with the Twelfth Monthly Part; or Fifty-secsadVeelely
Number, will Le given gratis a nine-inch Terrestrial Globe mash?
by Adams (Math, maticaflnstreminnt 4a. Elehe Matt:. to his
Majesty); from new Pleges slrawn 04, ell on PurPoie4
and vri:h the Twenty-fetitth Part,. or One ItiuidOd and Vourt4
Weekly Number will be given a corresponding Czlestfil
by the satar Mt/Cer ; the Pair such as sell in the Shops ab Three
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Guineas. • _ _ _

. Passau disposed to possess themselves of one.% both Globes,
without wtiikiegfor the Periodical' Publication, may do so on
purchasing the first two Parts, or the ;line first Nutubers; and
payistg a.Ott. inea per Globe in-advance.
Or, those who alreadylossess Globes, an 4 who wish to pur-
chase this sww and superior Geography, without the eitgagenicrAS
for the Globe., may have'tbe.Alonthly Parts at ss. each.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ,successors to
Symonds), No. 20. Paternoster-row ; and to be had as Publi `led,
of all Buoks.:llers, Newsmen, and other Deakrs in Book in
tev.iry part et the British Emplire.

• SUPERIOR ELEMENTARY BOOKS.
eTAEextended and views of modern Edu-
cation, as well as the necessity, in some cases, of substitu-
-dog other subjects, in pltce of the dead Languages, in • Schnell
where these languages are less attended to than formerly, has led
•to site publication of the undermentioned new and improved
Books on subjects of general interest and inclispensible utilily.-
They have already been introduced, with the happiest effects, into
many of the most ce.osidersbte Foundation Schools, and into the
hex private Academies; and it is to be presiirned that they have
only to be generally semi to be as generally adopted. It is scarcely
moessary to state that they are practically adapted to the busimws
of a School, and are so plain and simple in their treatment of the
several subjects, as. to require little or no previous study on the
pert of 'Tutors.
1. The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EXPERIMENT-
- TAL PHILOSOPHY, by the Rev. D. Blair, price its.
• L the GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by the
Rev. I. Robinson, price3s.
• 3. The GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, by the Rev. J.
Goldsmith, price 2s. 6d.
4. The GRAMMAR of ENGLISH LAW, by the Rev. J.
Goidamith,pricc is. ed.
5. The GRAMMAR of CHEMISTRY;by the Rev. D. Blair,
price 35.64
, 6. PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, or the Arithmetic of Real
Life and Actual Business, by the Rev. J. Joyce, price Ss. 6d.
7. A SYSTEM of SHORf-HAND IVRITING, by W. Ma-
yor, L.L.D. &e. price 7s. 6d.
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8. The ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY, by W. •
Mayor, L.L.D. Sm. price 6s. • • I •
9. The ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, by A: .
her, price 7s. bound.
10. The ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSITION, by
Dr. Irving, a new edition, price is. 6d. •.
11. LET'T'ERS on LITERATURE, COMPOSITION, and
the BELLES LETTRES, addressed to his Son, by Dr:faraway+,
7'70'4
price 14s. bound. •
12. POPULAR LECTURES on NATURAL PHILCiSb. -
PHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMISTRY, by Dr. Gregory,
price 144..
18. BOSSUTr FRENCH PRIMER, ?rice torL-FREIkli
CONVERSATIONS, price is. and FIRSI GRAMMAR, 2s.
14. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, being a sequel to, and mu,- •
tration of, the Grarranar of Geography, by the same Author, with
ISO Plates, price 14s. bound. - -
IS. The EI.EMENTS of ANCIENT HISTORY, by' the •
Rey. J. Robinson,priee 6s.
if; The ELEMENTS of MODERN HISTORY, by the Rev.
.34.tilhobinson, price 61.
Stilted toe alCiAll) Passz.trS, No. 6, Thidiel.eereet ; and to
.Mosley, Gainobro'; Wilson andlllll, York ; Stocldart
Cragigo, Huh; W. Barry, Edinburgh/46 Mime, Dublui -
Bisoldiellers and &admen with the tallilidriace la ti;
giodidoe of quontities.-In the Press,
e VoiLAIR:a M 491.1811 GRAMMAR. • 73 ;0
2. JOYCE's ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA and EL6IIIOIOF.
The ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPLI4U, and•ldtit•
CUANI'S ACCouNTS. • T
Sials 41.11201NTS of GEOMETRY. .
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