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ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOKS.

Submitted to the notice of conductors of Schools, by Messrs.
LONGUAN, HURST, RIES, OKII2, and LlOvis, Which may
be had of all Booksellers, with the full allowance.

I.
JL riIHE ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, being
an improved Introduction to the First Elements of the
English 1 ange.ige. by W. Mavos, LL. D. Rector of Stones-
held, &c &c. The Hundred and Fortieth Edition, price is. td.
. .

Y. R&AInI4IG fatactscs for the Junior Classes in Schools,
being a Siquel to Mayor's Spelling Book ; and an Introduction to
the Class-lkiok ; in which all the difficult are long Words are
divided at the Head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's
Testament. By the Rev. Davin ue., la, price 2.5. 61

S. POETRY for CIIILDIMI, consisting of short Pieces to be
committed to Memory at an early Age. Selected by Lucv
Autzu ; with some Originals. The Fifth Edition, price 28..
4. The CLAss-Beos ; or, Sf.'s Lessons for English Classes, in
all Schools, Male and Female, containing Instruction on every
useful and important Subjixt, in the correct and elegant Lan-
guage of the best Authors.; arranged in Lessons for every Day in
the Yelr. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. price ss. 6d.
5. The Bitutisit Nero.; ; er, Lives of illustrious Britons who
have been distingui-hed fur their Virtues, Talents, and Advance
meat in 1 ife ; compiled with Reference• to the Principle, that
Example is more powerful and more seductive.than Precept. By
W. AL.vox. 'I he Teath Edition, price is, bound.
6.. SELECTION from Pt.termteu of the LIVES of ILLUS..
TRIOOi GREI.KS and ROMANS, with the tame Object as the Bri-
tish Nepos, to which Work it serves as a Supplement and Com.;
panion. By W. MAYOR, price ss. bound.
7. The ELP.MENTS Of NATURAL fibrous., founded on the
Linnzzan Arrangement of Animals; with Popular Descriptions
in the manner of Orrldsmit!, and Buffon. By W. MAVOR. The
Sixth Edition, wi:11 pity Engravings, price Gs. bound.
G. 'tAssicxx. ENGLIIII Po E•rity, selected from the entire
Works of the British Poets, for the Use of > chuols and Young
Persons. By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. Pa iTse, 6i. bound.
9. An EASY GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, the most practical
Work of this kind extant. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, Ss. 6d.
bound in red.

10. GEOGRAPHY en a Popular Plan, for the Use of schools
and Young Persons, containing all the interesting and amusing
Feat urrs of Geographical KnoWledge, and calculated to convey
Instruction by means of the striking and pleasing Associations
minced by the peculiar Manners, Customs, and Charasteristics
of all Nations and Countries, with sixty Prints and Maps. By
the Rev. J. Gotns NI I r it, price 145. bound.
11. A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL All TH.IETIC, applicable to
the present State of Trade and Money Transactions, every rule,
and every example, being drawn from real practice in the various
branches of trade, and the useless and obsolete rules, which have
hitherto disfigured our books of arithmetic, having given place to
the usages of real life. By the Rev. I. JOYCE., Author of Scien-
tific Dialogues, &c. &c. price Si. 6d. bound.
12. A Key to the Move, in which all the Examples are
worked at length, price 3s. 6J.
13. The ELK/4EN Ts of Poon-Kemito, by Single as well as
Douhle Entry, being a complete hatoducrion to the Business of
the Counting-house in all its Departments, and adapted to Retail
as well as Mercantile Concerns. By JAME. Moaaisoi, of the
Mercantile Academy, Glasgow, price 7s. Ca. half-bound.
14. SETS of Rinse ?LANK PAVER BoUNS, adapted without
further trouble to the Sets contained in the above System of Book-
keeping, and greatly diminishing the care of the Master. Set A.
35.; Set B. 95.; Set C. 108.64.; and Set D. 4s. 6d.
15. SERMON s for Scnoot.s, containing one tor every Sunday in
the year; and also fur Christmas Day, Good Friday, Easn r Sun-
day, and Fast-days ;of lengths and on subjects adapted to young
persons of either sex ; selected and abridged from Horne, Blair,
Gisborne, Zullikafer, Paley, Portens, Jortin, Enfield, Horsley,
Seed, &c. Ste. By the Rev. S. itutitow. 6s. 6d. bound.
16. '1 he ELEMENTS of LAND SURYLYIN (1$ in all its branches,
practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students ; illus-
trated by highly-finished Engravings, plain and coloured; com-
plete Tables of Sines and Tangents, Logarithms, &c. &Cc. &c.—
J3y A. Citinigiti Laud Surveyors of home. 7s. 6d;