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London, England, 1807-06-26 00:00:00

WILLIAMS'S PATENT CASES.

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By his Majetty's Royal Letters Patent, granted December tgo6
WILLIAMS': PATENT LEDGER CASES.
Mr. WILLIAMS refpcdfully fubmita to the public a new
cafe for all kind of books, both for the Counting Louie and Li-
brary-4t forms a complete cover or binding, for any book, bound
or unbound, and for any number in fuceeffiars, preferring ach of
them ((cure, and free from duff., injury or infpection.
There cafes peffcfs the advantage of snaking the books open quite
flat, the fame as his Pause Ledges. They alfo hati reR for the
band, wben writing near the buttom of the leaves; and they lock
up in front, by which means a book fpiendidly Inland will be pre-
ferred from the teat foil, and may be taken out in as petted a Rate
as when put in; and a book only in hoards, has a pared binding,
without the inconvenience of being fent to the binder ; and the
quality and price are to be feat at once: indeed a whole library
or counting houfe may be fitted up with tilde cafes in a complete
style of uniformity.
To the Public Offices, Public Companies, and Merchants, the
advantages of fuch an article mull be important, as well as to the
literary world in general.
Stationer, No so, Corbbill, London. •
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AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF
BOOKS OF EDUCATION
Tlth day was poblithod, printed nn good Paler, and in a clear
Type;currefpundirg iu Gar with Dr. Marne, Britilb Neon;
a nrw Edition, rice sr.'botiod, with the Lull AIL/trance to

Sauas,
I HE CIaAS,S BOOK; or Three Illinered and
-11- Slaty five Raexisno Ltmorts for Felhoolo of either Sex :
combining, with the elements of an knowledge, a greater Number
of reading Exercifes,fro.mtbe heft Anthers, than are to be found
in any ether work of the bate defel I otion: eye' y lean having a
clearly defined objetft, and terrehh•g loose principle of Science or
morality, or tonic important truth.
By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR.
The Author has been ftimulated to compile thefc Fitercifes in
reading, by the obfervation, that, although thtre at prelim oda
kveral excellent books for teaching Readh.g and Elocution, the
object of them does not extend be) and the mere combination of
words; and they caitiff eland entirely of yillages• teledted with
reference to beauty of compofition oily. in the preterit work, Ele-
gance has been united with Utility ; Sound and Senfe have been
ftwEoufly combinctl; and Eloquence has always been adapted to
the purpofa of Initinaion. hi abort, every one of the kilos:r in
this Clefs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both
Vista and arrrta.
The Author's own experience as a Teacher fuggeftcd to him the
disifion of his book int' three hundred, sod fixty five lefluns, or
one for every day in the year; in each•r width the fuhjeall matter
iv generally finished within the fuitable length of a leflon. • Tide
divifion, it is ottriont, wifi be attended with an equal degree of
convenience to the 'tutor and Pupil in the actual Winters of a pub
Ile Seminary.
Printed (hr RtcnASD Untiurs, No. 6, Britlge.ftreet. Blatt-
friars; and to be had of all nook•aert in the United Kingdom.
Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author. •
RLADING EIMPCIAS for the tIINICiII CiAif Ell in .comas,
being an introdoillion to the Via% Book and a Supplement to
baavor's Sytlling Znok, price :col bAtittL, wilhzunierourcurs.