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sterian School, Reading.

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ROYAL LANCASTERLAN SYSTEM.
Just published, price 71. a new edition of
rrHE SPELLING-BOOK for the USE c(
SCHOOLS on the PLAN invented by JOSEPH LAN-
CASTER, whereby One Book will serve for a whole School
from 2to 500 or more Children. This Edition contains several
venal:de Additions.
Sold at the Royal Frog Slime, Borough read.

SCHOOLS on the LANCASTERIAN SYSTEM
may be supplied with SLATES fko
use of Schools estabildwd an that =sally wift
given at the Royal Free ki10.% Daressihroi. tar
randy-money oily, and by letters postage& •

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A COMPARATIVE VIEW of •the PLANS of
A. EDUCATION, as *Wiwii. th. Plaileigfral Dr.
BELL and Mr. LANCASTER with itomaris al De. left
" MedBlll Sebool,*ke. 18.
ft To be bad to do UM Olbehartot.f.sdi *lOOl 4
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THE FRIEND OP MAN.
Shortly will be 011 lisheti, a periodical publication, to be calle4
THE FRIEND of MAN. The title bespeaks
-a- the nature of the Work, and timely notice will be given of
the particulars.

Just published, price 3s. 6d. Second F.cition
°THE A RT of TEACHING NEEDLE:WORK
-11-. on the tiANCASTERIAN SYSTEM; whereby ore Mug-
teess may teach 2 or 300 Girls Needle-work with the most per-
feet facilityc o herself, without trouble to the Committees of
Cbaritici. and at a very trifling ezpenet.
Printei for Ile Authors, by J. Lancaster; and sold at tile Royal
Free School, Lorough-road.

The iSth of month will be published. price Re. second edit.
POEMS On various SVBJECTS ; including a
Poem on the Education of the Poor—An Indian Tale.-I'he

Offering pf Isaac-,-A Sacred Drama, and an Appendix, contain-
ing* Poem addressed to his Royal Highness the Duke, of gegt,
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the - of

on his benevolence in introduci;ig into the Army the example L
Regimental Schools en the plan patroniacd py bis Royal Father
and august Family.
Sold by Longnian,Hurat, Rees,Orme, and Brown,Paternoster-
row, and all Bpokaellera.

This day were published,
,And may be hat' $ the free School, Borough Road. and of all the
Booksellers,
''HP following BOOJS for SCHOOLS, orga-
nize 4 According to the Plan of the Author :
• 1. Lancaster's New invented Spelling Book, 7s.
. • ••••••••--•••••• Dictionary ditto, 2s.
~ • new-invented System of Arithmetic, 102.
• Dictionary ditto, 41.
improvements in Education, 7s.
Abridgement of ditto, 31.64,
• Frearne's Scripture Instruction, Bs.
• Watts's Hymns, for Schools, 45.
Instructions for the forming and conducting of a Society for the
Education of the Children of the Labouring Classes of the Peo-
Ble, according to the general principles of the Lancasterian pr
ritish Plan, is.
66 'co my Bible," a Poem; by Charlotte Richardson, ed.
Address to Friends and Teachers of Sunday Schools, Is. 6d.
Hints and directions tor Building, Pitting-up, And arranging
School-rooms on the British System of Education, illustrated
With Plates.
A Report of the Soren of Female Education, practised in the
Borough Road, as to Learning, Work, &c. Second Edition, with
10 Plates, price Ss. 6d.
Slates, ickets for Monitors, Rules for conducting Schools,
f<cr&c. may be had at the Free School.
N. B. The Books marked thus *, are on a Plan that one Book
serve for 400 Pupils.

SALVADOR HOUSE SCHOOL, LOWER TOOTING,
SURREY. BY JOSEPH LANCASTER. ,
HAVING travelled through the greater part of the
three kingdoms, far the purpose of diffusing the benefits of
Education to the Poor, Joseph! ancaster, the Inventorof the Royal
British System of Education, has resolved in compliance with the
retested solieitations of his friend., to open his house for the re.
ception of 'a number of hoarders for instruction, in the elements
of cipsical and commercial education, under his immediate sue
perintenclonce.
Great is the encouragement he derives front the experience be
has obtained by the education of several thousand children, many
of whom are now filling situations of trust and respectability.
During a &aka of years, he has made education in every shape
Ids study and delight ; and the success of the past animates him
veil: fvturo hopes of good to the youth under his care, and to the
Ration in general.
Situated tot many years in a peculiar field of exertion, he has
felt actuated by a disposition to improve every advantage in a sys-
tematic manner. Having carefully studied the art of forming
and governing the mind by its own medium, he enters into this
branch of his profession with peculiar interest, and with a deter-
mination that his undertaking shall be distinguished by system in
the arrangement. of every part, and by assiduity in effecting its
Imporlant objects. lie cannot wish to have any child in his house,
whom Inaba!, not be aWe to treat as his own ; and therefore
has adapted his terms so as best to realize this intention.
While hr under takes the superintendence of the whole concern,
a part of the duties will be delegated to those who are well qua-
lified for the charge'. The plan op which the Institution is found-
ed, is formed under the private sanction of some gentlemen of
high classical and commercial attainments. Every effort will be
made to convey knowledge in a practical manner, to develope
and cultlyate talent, and to direct the bias of the youthful mind
'towards obtaining those results, which are most congenial to
Christianity and the true happiness of man.
In this seminary, the at eliminary to all business, is the tom-
plete comfort are! flimsiness of the pupils.
Tuition in the Greek, Latin, and French Languages; English
Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Book-keeping,li
Geometry, and Tlementary Mathematics, dm &c.
TER ass.—Board and Education, including the whole expense
of each Article, Forty Guineas per annum.
One sum is proposed to cover every expense of board and in-
strucfion, instead of increasing the first charge by a number of
minute is erns.—En trance Three Guineas.
TO prevent the possibility of bad debts,t every half-year's ex-
pense is expected to be paid in advance ; and the termsare formed
M reality, to save parents from extra and needless charges.
Ace .---.No boy to be admitted under eight years of age.
CERTAINTY.--Every pupil to be engaged on admission to con-
tinue twelye months, unless removed by the loss of relations.—
This certainty of time, as far as human nature can influence it, is
absolutely needle:l to evince to parents what improvetnents the
System wdl produce.
Rewaans.—A number of premiums will be given to those
who make the greatest proficiency, as emulation, i•-• its purest
form, will be a grand means used:to encourage and stimulate the
risit.g genius of youth, ionsistini of the use of a Circulating Li-
brary, cototainiu a valuable collection of book., reward Books,
and rewards pf various descriptions, as gold and silver medals, sil-
yet pens, bat.s, bans, kites, &e. Above an acre of land is allotted
for a play •ground. The situation of the house is healthy, and the
'sleeping rooms airy and commodious.
I he School its ndtit; open, and there area few vacancies left.—
The premises pill only accommodate a limited number.—Only
one vacation in the year, and that at Midsummer.
Letters (post pale') to be addressed to J. LargasSfre Royal,
Free School, Borough-road, London,
• A young man who is an accpniplished Greclao44l.atinist
and a French teacher.
An acquaintance of J. Lancaster's lost £4OOO in six years ;
and yet front the number of his pipits and the account of his extra
charges, considered himself as snecessfuL He termed this—
' making the living pay for burying the dead."

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