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London, England, 1824-07-10 00:00:00

THE BIBLE FOR EDUCATION.

The disuse of the Sacred Scriptures is Modern Schools has long
!anti a subject of deep regret to religious persons, but the small-
ness of the type employed in Sciatica' Bibles and the quantity of
matter not usually read, led to this unavoidable result. The
Rev. S. Basiaow has, however, selected from the Ors and Nast
Tesvastesx, all interesting passages usually read in Schools, caused
them to be printed in a clear and large type, and illustrated the
whole with 120 striking engravings ; and the volume, as might be
expected, is hailed as an acquisition by schools for both Sizes
wherever it Is seen. It is published at 7s. bound, under the title of
THE SCHOOL BIBLE; or, NARRATIVES, HiSTO•
rical and Biographical; selected vsasaxus Irons the Old and
New Testament, by the Rev. S. BARROW, Author of SAW
serwsons,,,Questioss on the Old and New Testament, ate.
Aid to confer every degree of utility on so important a ashlar,
500 Questions have been printed on its contents in a large quarto
Copy Book, and may be had of Booksellers at Ss. with a gel at
Published by F. Wisner, Stationere-coun, Landon, and sold
with the fuR allowance on quantities of aft Booksellers.

Of witoin may also be had,
BIBLES, Common Paorias, and TOTAXIIIITS,Witted with
from 260 to 106 Engravings, at a trifling charge beyond the acme
Books without Engravings.

ENTIRELY NEW PRINCIPLFS OF NATURAL
• PHILOSOPHY
This day were published. price Ss. in boards,
"POUR 'DIALOGUES on the TRUE PROXIMATE
CAUSES of.all MATERIAL PHENOMENA.
ny slit RICHARD PHILLIPS.
On no occasion was the value of the art of Printing more de-
cidedly ptoved than by the rapid and extensive adoption of the sys-
tem of unanswerable truth and common sense, developed in these
Dialogues They have assailed with unexpected success, the su-
perstructure of superstition and gratuitous causation reared on
the bases of magic and 'witchcraft, still cherished with doadng or
affected idolatry, by institutions which by constitution or endow-
ment are obliged to recognise whatever absurdities were taught by
their predecessors. A free Press and a freely enquiring Public
have happily.become effective means of counteracting the vicious
influence of monastic and falsely constituted associations, and hence
truth in this age and in this inseam* so rapidly triumphs over error.
Published by Snzawtion and Co. Paternoster-row, and to be had
of all Booksellers.

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TWELVE ESSAYS on the SA M SU WIWI'S, price 10s.dd.
A MORNING'S WALK from LONDON to KEW, as.
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To which Is added (by the Printer), ,
An ACCOUNT of the DESCENT of the SPANIARDS on
the Settlement In the Year 1798.
' Jamaica : Printed by Alexander Allman, jun. Printer to the
King's Most Excellent Majesty, and to the Honourable Mouse of
Assembly.
London : Reprinted, and sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy,
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GREECE.

1/11014 Till GREEK Tait exams,os trtt 27TH of MAY.I
MISSOLONGHIt, MAY is.
-A courier has just arrived from Salona with dispatches,
forwarded by General Ulysses and Colonel ScardlWei
who are now at the Congress, to Captain Trelatiny, who,
as soon as he had read the letters, set off for Zante, for
the purpose of:conferring with the Commissaries of the
Greek Loan on the present state of Greece, and to re-
commend the absolute necessity of retaining the motley
at Zante until the Greek Government shall have made a
report of the most pressing wants of the State, the
actual force of the army and navy, the state of the
finances, and the means of paying the interest of the debt.
—The same courier brought information that Ipsara is
menaced with an attack by a considerable Turkish
fleet, and that the brave inhabitants of that island are
busy day and night in repairing their fortifications, and
augmenting their military force, to repel with vigour
the attack of the enemy.
It is said that Omer Pacha has received orders to
march upon Athens, at the head 'of a considerable
army ; that Achmet Pacha is to raise
.the blockade of
Negropont ; and that a third army is to march against
Salona. In order to augment the zeal of his Generals,
the Porte has promised them possession of the provinces
which they may conquer in the approaching campaign.