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London, England, 1802-07-31 00:00:00

/cc the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PIRSONS.

This day was publiOwd, in two Volumes, royal dine. with
Engravings, and a comet Map, price ros. in boards, tts.
half-bound, or 123. handfoinely bound and lettered,
A HISTORY of GREECE, from the EAR-
-L LIEST PERIODS, till its REDUCTION into a RO-
MAN PROVINCE. Intended principally for the Ufe of
Schools, and Young Perfops of both Sexes.
By WILLIAM MAYOR,
Vicar of Hurley in &Andre, Chaplain to the Earl of Dum-

fries, Author of the Brhat Ncpos, Univerf.d Hiftory, &c.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's
Church-yard; Sold by B. I ARART, at she trains Library,
New Bend-Rrect ;by TOoSIAII Hue sv, ternoftts-tow ;
WI stops and Spa Nice, York ; H. Musser. Gainfbee ; E. DAL.
YOUR, Edinburgh, and by all other Bookfellers,
Of whom may be hid,
RI% MAYOR'S UNIYICRIAL HISTORY, in 2S Volumes, as
each Voltuncoappears en the Firft Day of every Month, and
all the ether Elementary Books of the fame Author.

JUVENILE BOOKS.
This day was publlfied, In Two (mall Volumes.priee 4s. half-
bound, printed on a large Type, and embellilbeat with ca
handfome Copper-plates,
RraLE STORIES; or, the Memorable likqs of
the ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and Kings. estrecletl front
their origlnal Hiflorians in the Old and New 'raiment.
By WILLIAM SCOLFIELD.
The above-mentloned Work is the produetion of a Parent,
who could not find, among the numerous works which for the
la twenty years have been publifhed for the ufe of Children,
one which he could, with complete fatisfaetion, put into the
loam's of his own. 'rhe narrations contained in the old and New
Teftantert, firma' in intereft and fimplicity any fpceimcns of
'Narration which can be found in the world. The prefent vn-
bstatsit tie:reface be kippered, will prove to children a poly
of fweet-fineiting Bowers, without one fhrub of evil (cent, or a
Ingle thorn tudetaft from the pleafure it is able to afford.
Printed for iticmaaa Pniturs, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
ard; and fold by B. *fabart, 557, New Bend•rtreet ; by J.
Herr* St. Paul's Church-yard, and by all Bookfcllers.
Of may be had, the following fuperior Books for the Ufe of
young Pcrfons, lately publiled,
a. Mils Muses Poetry for Children, price as. 6d.

.1. Tha Purraace, confifting of the Lives of
extraordinary Chihireu, price as. 6d.
3. Visite to the Manacles's. and the Botanical Garden at
Paris. By L, Pdatiffret. ID 11,019. *rice. ta.

CAP:I%U. Es 1 A.FE in STIR LINGSHIFtE. and SUPERIO-
- S i t the SHiltli3 of IVIGTON and LANARK.
TO Be: SOLD BY PRIVA FE BARGAIN,
LOT I. A LL and Whole the LA NDS anti
a •• STATE. of Pi.F.AN, with t'ie Coal and Inns
Stone, 11. se Stone. awl free tone Quarries, fiends and Per.
ti rote i:, the Parifhes of St. Niolan's and Dunipace and
entity o: Stirling, cuithiting of 1461 Scots UTCS, according to
a late ;thin and forvey made by Mr. John Shaw, land furveyor
in Falkitit
n tt dear rent of thefe lands. after all dedoEtions, (ex-
cept a large augmentation to the hihtifter of St. Ninian's, the
Mare of which falling on title lands. if :my thing is not yet
known,) incluktipg an eftimate of a park in the natural poffef-
Eon of the pmpr.etnr, is 121121. 141. 3d. Sterling. betides car-
riages; and the rent o the coal is !col. Stalin+ per annum of
fixed rent, or one eighth part of the grofs 'trainee in the pro-
prie:ar's option.
There lands are tow rented, and fever ii of the tacks be-
ing nearly expired, the rfnts will rife confiderahly on new
karts; and as a great part of the lands are in their natural
hate, they will admit of great improvements.
They are lituated betwixt Falkirk and Stirling, about an
equal t:iftance of ef miles from each. where there are good mar-
kets. The turnpike roads from Edinburgh to Stirling, and front
Stirling to Olalgove, go through there lands, and stage coaches
pars daily along theft roads.. There are upwards of zoo neots
acres of this esthete under coppice wood and plantations of fir,
all in a thriving condition. The coppice woods, about 36 acres,
will cut in eight years; the fir pla.ttations, about 64 acres, are
fit for nobs and railing, which the proprietor is booed to fur-
-1 Mai to fetch of the tenants as nun lock& with hedge middle&
within fix years after their entry tin the current leaks.
The coal extends nearly under the whole effete, and is of the
heft quality tor home ufe or Menaces the main learn being
only 20 fathoms from the furface, and having a good roof and
I pavement, can be wrought op the belt terms.
The lime ltone quarry is level free, and which the :multi
work fur the ufe of the binds.
There arc a variety of free ftone quarries, of the belt qu ali-
I ty, upon this eftate.
There lands hold partly of the Crown, and part of them of
a ruined fuperior. Thole hoiden of the Crown are valued in
I the eel's books at 111521. its. 6d. and afford two Freehold quail-
' ficatlons, one of which belongs to Mr. Copland. of Colliellon,
or his life ; which hie-rent right mutt be refereed to him in the
Lk.—The flotation of this cline is admirahle.—A ley park
w..% planted, and a policy laid nut for a Manflott-houfe twelve
years ago, commanding an CitellUlT view of the country and
Frith of Forth.
For the encouragement of Purchafers, a great part of the
price will be allowed tie remain a burden on the Efface for years.
Lot ll.—The RIGHT of SU PERIORFFY of the Lands of
WHITE. DYKE and DOWNAN, ARIQ.DIIILART, and
CRELOCH, lying in the Para of Mocbrum, and county of
Wigton, the property of which lands now belong to the Earl
of (;..:floway. Thefe Lands are in eon-entry, and hand valued
in the Ccfs•Books at 21.51. 6s. Bd. Scots.
Lot lll.—The YEARI.Y FEU.DUTIES of 451.65. ad &Ono
and Calualties of nuperiority payable out of the Lands of CH A-
PF.I.TON, SHAW lON, SHAWTON-HILL, and others,
lying lit the Parini of Glasford, and County of Lanark.
John Square, the baron-officer, will thew the Lands in Lot
tft.o—And offers for all, or either of the lots, may be addreffed
to James Stormooth, writer In Edinburgh; or james Header.
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