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ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOKS.

Submitted to the notice of conductrs of Schools, by Messsrs. I
LONG MAN, HURST, I; EF.S,OR :VIE, and BROWN, which
may be had all! wi:h the full allowance.
1. THE ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, being
an improve] lutroduc:ion to the First Elements of the
English Laogolge. By W. IVIAVO ft, LL. D. Rector of Wood-
stock, &c. &c. Tie Huntirnl Fortie:h Edition. Price is. 6d.
RF.ADING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES in
Schools, being a Sequel to NI woes Spell.ng Book ; and an lutro-
dUctiall to the Clkss-Book ; in which all the difficult and long
wor s are divide at the Head of each I.e.son, in the manner of
drowns Testament. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. Price 25.6 d.

t'OETRY for CI-lILDREN, consisting of short Pieces to
be committed to Memory at an early Age. Selected by LUCY
AIKIN ; with some Originals. The Fifth Edition. Price 3s.
4. THE CLASS-BOOK; or, 365 Lessons for English Classes,
in all Schools, Male and Female, containing Instruction on every
useful and important Subject, in the correat and elegant Lan •
guage of the best Authors ; arranged in Lessens for every Day in
the Year. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Price ss. 6d.
5. BRITISH NEPOS ; or, Lives of illustrious Britons
who Faye. been distinguished for the .r Virtues, Talents, and Ad•
vancenti.nt in Life; comriled with Reference to the Principle,
that Example is more power ul and more seductive than Precept.
By W. AIAVOR. The Teeth Edition Price 51. bound.
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.6. A SELECTION from PLUTARCH of the LIVES of IL-
LUSTRIOfJs *REEKS and ROMANS, with the same Object
u the British Ncpos, to which Work it nerves as a Supplement
and Companion. By W MAVOR. Price 5.. bound.
7. THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL. HISTORY, founded
in the Linnzan Arrangement of Animals; with Popular De-
scriptions in the manner of Goldsmith and Bulfon. By W.
MAYOR. The Sixth Edition, with Ftfty Engravings. Price 6s.
bound.

8 CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, selected from the en-
tire Works of the Pettish Poets, for the Use of Schools and Young
Perions. By Dr. MAVOR and Mr. PRATT, 6s. bound.
9. AN EASY GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, the most
practical Work of this kind extant. By the Rev. J. GOLD-
SMI 11-1, Is. 6d. bound in red.
10. GEOGRAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for the Use of
Schools and Young Persons, containing all the interesting and
antra-itig Features of Geographical Knowledge, and calculated tr.
convey Instruction by means of the s! rtking and pleasing Asso.
ciarions produced My the peculiar Manners, Customs, and Cita-
rac. eristics of all Nations and Countries, with Sixty Prints and
Maps. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMI l'H. Price 14s. bound.
11. A SYSTEM of PR 4C lICAL ARITHMETIC, applica-
bl- 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 uselets and obsolete roles,
which have hitherto disfigured our books of arithmetic, having
given place to the usages of real life. By the Rev. J. JOYCE,
Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. &c. Price Ss. 6d. bound.
12. A KEY to the ABOVE, in which all the Examples are 1
worked at length, Price Si. Q.
13. THE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, by Single as
well as Double Entr,, being a complete Introduction to the
Business of the Countlng.hous- in all its Departments, and
sdepted to Retail as well as Mercantile Concerns. By JAMES
MORRISON, of the Mercantile Academy, Glasgow. Price
7s. 6d. half hound.
14. SETS of RULED BLANK PAPER BOOKS, adapted
without further Trouble to the Sets contained in the above Dye-
tern of Book-kerping, and greatly diminishire the Care of the
Master. Set A. 3s. ; Set B. 95.; Set C. 10s. 6d.; and Set D. 4s. lids
15. SERMONS for SCHOOLS, containi :g One for &MT I
SUNDAY in the Year; and also for Christrnas•Day,tGoo 1-Fri-
day, Easter-Sunday, and Fast-Days; of lengths and on Subjects
adapted to Young Persons of either Sex ; selected and aim Aged ;
front Horne, Blair, Gishorne, Zollikofer, Paley, Porteus, Jortin, I
Enfield, Horsley, Seed, &c. &c. By the Rev. S. BARROW, j,
6s. nsl. bound.

16. THE ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, in all its
Branches, practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students;
illustrated by high.y-finished Encravings, plain and coloured;
complete 'rabies of Sines and Tangents, Logarithms, Ike, Ste. Bcc.
By A. ClitOLlig, Land Surveyor, et Frome, 7s. dd.

Caplts! Family Residences, with igrge Gardens. &c.
Houses, for Private Families, and Houses, desirably f ituate
Business, with Warehouses, Workshops, &c. souatc in IA
don-street, Croom's-`ill, Royal-hill, Orchard-tow, &c a
Garden-ground, well situate for Building.
By Mr. ROBINS,
_ . _ _

At Garraway's, on Thursday, January Di, at Twelve, in Lots,
THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATEg, th
property of WILLIAM SAIRIT, Esq. A capital subsran
FAMILYR ESIDENC E. situate on Croo.n's-laill, with Mi.:,
&c. improved at a considerable expence, wkb large
drug, B.la in po;ses.;on of Mr. Cbaninant ; three nee:lent R
silences adjoining, planned nearly as the other, In posseeven
M: s. Prichard, Mr. 1 hams., and Mini s' Douglas: tw
HOUsn adjoining, in passes-ism tit vie. Hewitt and Mr. G
wood, Linen-draper; a roomy, compact Chapel, fined up wl
Pews, &e. and two Houses, with Shops, Wareliossim, G
&.c. in London-street g twelve eligible Dwelling-houses, sei
Gardens, &c. and large roomy Stables. Gorden% &c. re Royal
Iii:I, in possession o' Mr. KnuUrlesdeti, Mr. Hanky, Mr. Bean
Mr. Stowe. mid others; bee out Hooks is Orchard-raw,
possession °Maus. Reeves, Boor, Leven, Hobson, and GM
a capital Garden, very eligible for builanz. near :be Circus &
the Property lies compact, and very elgibie for investtog motleys
being all Freehold.
May be viewed, by leave of the tenants, by applying to Mr;
Know:video, Carpenter; Mr. Bake, Upholder, Luesk.nsiteee:i
where Particulars may be had, and at the Greyhound, Greonwkli;
of Mr. Chilton, Soik.t Chance ry-Isue ;at Garra oar's . sod of
Mr. Rollim, Warrick-sire.:, Gokien-square ; wiser's • Mu
the Estate may be 'erns. A

VALUABLE LEA'E, ELFGANP HOUSEHOLD FU
TORE, a Grand Piano Forte, (by Clement') Viol;us Platt
Linen, China, and a small Cellar of choice OLD PORT,
other Foreign scarce Wines, many years 'n battle,
By Mr. ANGELL,
Without reserve, on the Premises, 55, Devonsbire-meet, Para.
Land Place, bn Monday, January 4th, ISIS, and following day
at eleven o'clock,
ALL the Valuable and Elegant HOUSEHOL
FURNITURE, Grand Piano Forte (by Ciementl,) V

Plate, Linen, China, and ether effects, of a ipentltntais Mali
his town residence. Together with the anexpired Terme User
and Fixtures of the House, Coach house, Stabling, &e. Ike. as
the very low rent of Xs9 per annum.
The Furniture unites a handsome and well selected arrange.
ment of Gagne and Upholstery articles, chosen with genteel
taste. The Drawing Rooms en suite; the Parlours and lied•
chambers fitted up with every requisite, as also the Domestie'
.)ffices. Together with a genteel assortment of Plate, Uses,
China, Glass, a fine toned upright' Grand Plano Forte, a supers.
!save toned Violin, small Crlm. of choice Old Port, and other,
Foreign Wines, Horse and Gig, &c. &c.
rp The Lea.e will be sold en the second day, precisely at twel
o'clock, and also the Wines, which may be tasted at the time ail
sale.

Contiguous to the Premises are the elegant Improvements
the Regent's Park, and a neighbourhood of the first censequencei
May be viewed two days previous to the sale; Catalogues and
further Particulars had of Mr. Angell, Surveyor and Aucdoneer;
16, Southampton-row, Russell-square.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mews. BELL end HENDRY,
At the Neptune Inn, Hull, on Tuesday, thi lads day of latmary,
1813, at Three o'Clock in the Aiternona, by order of the'
Assignees of OLIVER Bacitrur' a Bankrupt, and of Baran
• Aces, Esquire ; subject to such Conditions as may be thanl
and there produced, in Two Lots,
itik VALUABLE and very improvable compact'
4 3- FREEHOLD ESTATE, held as Tithe Free,..conii4tlng.

of the Manor or reputed Manor of COLDEN PA RVA, and 4
two substantial Farm Houses, with suitable and eonunodious
Out-buildings, and 507 Acres and 25 Perchr., or thereabouts, oti
Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate at Little Cowdenm

in Holderness. in the East Riding of the County of York. ,
The above Estate is situate within 13 miles of Hull, i miles
from Hornscy (now become a fashionable resort fcr nes Bath.
ins), and one mile from Aldborough ; the roads to w:deb plates,
are extremely good, and is in the respective occUpatirmsolTho.;
mas Atkins and Robert Hopple.
For further Particular's apply to Mr.Antbony Bower, Lirscolo,
to Messrs. Farrel., Steadman, and Uhrhire, Solicitors, Nicholas.
lane, Lombard-street, London; Mr. Sertron, Solicitor, Durham;
Mr. Smithson, Solicitor, York ; Mr. Codd, Solicitor, Hull ; and
Mr. Walker, Long Newton, Durham; and of the Auctioneers.
The Premises may be viewed on apphcation to the respective
Tenants.