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London, England, 1806-07-16 00:00:00

A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS.

This day price ts.
APRACTICAL. ADDRESS to INSTRUC.
TORS and PARENTS. on •the Right Choice and life of
the belt elementary Books in every branch of kituwledge-.-point-
log out their refpedtive merits, and the order in which they uu,;ht
to be fueccfnady adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Redtor of Newport, and late Mailer of the Grammar School in
that Town.
The following Critical Sandlot.' have appeared of this valuable
and ureful Work—

This is a wet! written and Judicious Publication, conveying
much pradical information on the fulled of Education, and is
therefore highly worthy the perufal of every perfon concerned in
the improvement of the riling gencratinn. The account of Books
generally ufed in Scbnols ferns, to be the refult of experience, and
certainly difplays much erudition. The Author's recommenda-
tions and Itridures are accompanied with loch reafons and critical
ohfcrvations as do him great credit, both as s Scholar and Chen%
am teacher, Anti Jacobin Review.
In the hilt part of this Work are fevcral judicious obfervatinus t
and the fecond part enumerates the mnit ufefut introdudory hoots
in every branch of knowiedge,resnarking on their refpealve merits,
and cautioning Parents and Inftrudtors apinft fume Bonk i which
the Author, upon kilt grounds, °Weds to. Among thole recom-
mended, we do not obfcree any that we confider a. obl.dierialk.

Briiillt CAtle.

Printed far "'bonus Rey.' std., Oxford.ltreet ; and PM by tie
Boolrfellers in (Word, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Olargow, and
Dublin.

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.

This day was publithcd, in three Volumes dwreleeinio, price Fifteen
ShiHines hound,

'T'HE HISTORY OF EN-OLAND. from the
4. Barlett Records to the Peace of Amiens in,t 802, in a Scrim
of Utters toa Young Lady at School.
dy CHARLOTTE SMITH.
Pripted for Enemas PNILLIPI, No. 6. Bridge-flteet. Black
friars; and to be had of Wilton and Spence, York Motley,
Gainlborough; Keene, Dublin ; and of all other Bookfellery; with
the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom may alto be bad,
New and improved Editions of the following modern and valua-
ble School Books, the Copyright of Ma. Put tti r,
t. Mayer's Britifh Nepos, sa
1. Alarm's Natural Hillary, 6"
3. Mayor's Plutarch's Live., is
4. Blair', Claf4 Book, or 165 Lefton', 55
5. illair's Reading Exercifes, as 6d
6. Pelham's Londur, Printer, 64
7. Gregory's Polite Education,
_Ts
8. Irving on Fog'idi Compolltion, is 61
9. Pratt and Mayor's CLaffleal Poetry, is
10. Purney's Britifh Neptune, Os
tr. Burnt y'. Naval Plutarch,
1 2. Watkins'. Scripture Biography, io
13. Watkins's Biographkal Didtionary, tss
14. Goldfinith's Ponttlar Geography, ISO
If. Grammar of Geography, 25 6d
16. Rubinfon's Grammar rot Hiltory, 3s
17. Mayor's Untverfal tilftory, 25 vole 51
tB. Mayor's Father's Gilt to his Children, 90
19. Wooden of the Microfeope, 3.64
Wonders of the Telekope, 4s 6d
at. Book of Trade., three Parts, at 3s. each
12. Scripture Hiftories, or Bible Stories, 40
23. Manor's Spelling iook,3sth Editloo, is 64
Cs. Crockor's Land Surveying, 7.
1 s. Bufby's Mufir.al Dictionary, new UMW', 60
26. Maury of Modern Europe, .5 voh 451
al. Crotale. Flop, 31 64
Dodfley's From 3s
29. Mayor's I Ititory of England, 26 plates, 1:s
30. Mayor. Roman Maury, 3 e 1. t 2.
31, Mayor's Grecian Hillory, S.
32 Goldfmith's Hiltory of England, 3.64
33. Maury of England In Letters, 8s
34. Guthrie 's Geography, 1311
34. Brookes'. GalllteCT. to 61
36. Allis Englifh Grammer, I.
37. Entick's Englith Glaitamry, as 6d
38. Moore's Navigation. new Edition, tee 6,1
39. ,jolo,fou's Diaionary, 4 /014.61 s and 9os
40. Ditto, abridged, too 64 and 3, bd
41. Bout's Spelling Book, t. 34
na. Slratoti's Euclid, 8s
43. The Military Mentor, 2 vols. tog 64
44. Female Biography, 6 vole 31s 66
45. ElegautEltracts, irate. .8s
46. Ditto, prnk, iSs
42. Wet Eplitles, 15s
41. Bingley's Animal Biography, 3 vols. 3-11
49. Markham's Spelling Bonk, is 3,1
So. Adams's Roman Aotiquities, bro. 'as 6el
St: Rubinfon's Grecian Antiquities, livu. 126 46
,is. Baguio's Pieres Choilies, t znto. as
53. Charobaud's rirarnmar, livo. is
s 4. Chambaud's Barreiro, ;s
55. Etoo Latir. Grammar, improved, as (.1
56. Pommy. Grammar. 3.
37. Ponny's Spelling, is 61
58. Stiettr e Veser,, as
$9 Sried= e Frofanis, 3.64
00. Nugent's French Di:llonary. 7. and (00
N. B. 7 he orders 0/Gauntry Bovklehcro 1,,, Ile atone gamma
weal., are c‘ccuiol eta ativautagsous terns.

At the Landes Inn, Plymouth, on friday the tft of Augnlt newt,
after the Sale of Stores per Altide,
THE Good Gallica JUFFROW ALIDA.—
Adomferto about tsoTons, well esimiatad for say Trade
where burthen Is required ; the Hull and Stores arc In excellent
ondidon, sod may be rent to Sea an eery Expenfe. Coadanned
as Prize to his bnakfty's Ship George Wolfe, Erg. Cons-
ntander.Uro, about 6000 Beads of French Salt, bdng the entire
Cargo of the raid Galliett Juffrow Mids.
For viewkag the Wird end Salt, and for any further partleahrs,
apply to "Armed Lockyer, Erg. or to
THOMAS LOCKYER,
Plymouth, July 12, t kb. Sworn Broker.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chanul before
10MNI rIMIINGETT H Efq one of the Marked of the
old Court, in the Public Sate Room of the Court, lir South-
ampton Buildings. Chancery-lane, London, on Tuelday, the
59th day of July MR. between the bouts of five and So o'clock.
In the afternoon,
ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, canfillinr of re-
, veral Hurts atone in and over to Calthorpe place, Chet.
fea,ln th.. County of MiddlLfet, and fevrrol Ground Refits Minor:
out of timifer in Pamdffe.ftreet and Calthorpe place aforefald,
late the Ettate of James Beattie, of York ftrect, Covent (larder,
l'oekrt Book Maker, deceaftd.
Portiadore may be had gratis, at the faid Marker's Chambers. In
Itouthanipton Buildings aturefahl; of Megrs. Shepherd and Ad-
, ilogron, In Belford-row; and of Mara Debarry and Cope, in
the Temple.

FREEHOLD HOUSE AND ESTATE, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS,
AFREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE,. com•
prillog One Hundred and Forty-two Acres of rich Arable
and Pa(tura, and Wood Land:within a Ring Fence, and Right of
Common and Burberry over an ertenSve Waite; together with a
commodious Houle and Stabling, Coach.hotife, and reirlfite
do-
meitic and Farming Oakes; the rcSdence and property of a .2c-ri-
fleman. :The whole in a high Rate of culture and repair, plca-
Cindy Gtuate at Chordham, in a (porting part of the County of
Surrey, • mile from the Brighton Road, and two miles from Liss
Town of Eaft Orinftead.
Funher particulars, and Tickets for virwie:, may be had at Mr.
Ellate and AuCtiuts Mice, No hfl, New Bood-Itheet.

• SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATIi CONTRACT,
'THE MANOR of ASHFORD BOWDLER,
coextenfive with t►e Parifh, with divers valuable Freehold
Filmes, Tithe free, compelling two capital brick Menfinns, with
(unable Ontbuildlngs and Offices, and about 360 Acres of Rich
Meadow, Paßum Orcharding. sod Arable Land of the anneal
value together of about yjd• in Alford aforefaid, within a Ring
Fence, and vs i•hin two miles of Ludlow, (a rich pleafant and
(porting part of the County of Salop, abounding with Game) and
intitled to Right of Common.
The pnncipal part of the Eltate Is under I.eafe to an unexcep-
tionable Tenant for five Years, unexpired at Lady‘day next, and
the whole Is worthy the notice of the Public
Fora view of the Presides, apply to )oreph Nal, of Aflaford
afdrefaid, and for further particulars to Meas. Meredith and
Robbins, Solielton, Lincoln's Inn New Square; AdefFrs. Manley
and Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London; or to Mr. Robinfon,
time, Tenbury, Worceftedhire.

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, ORCHARD, AND LANDITi•

READING.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HAWKES,
On Tuef,Say the spat day of July inR. at Three o'Clock, at the
Crown Inn. Reading,
LI. thole extremely eligible, compatt, and molt
defirable Premlfes, iltuatc on a very ruperior elcvothm,
Mount Pleafatit, in Reading, comprifing
Lot t. A fur 'agent& Welt and lathed Cottage, with excellent
°Udell atreeahly detached front the Town.
of a. A commodious Family Dwelling Houle, with oMres
and Stabling, large Garden, and Ground adjoining the fame.
Lot 3. A valuable Plot of Upland Paßure, fituate between the
foregoing Lots.
Lot 4. A capital Orchard adjoining amply planted with Choice
Fruit 'Fuca
Lot s A fpaclous and thbßantial brick and lathed Dwelling
Houle in Leak to Mrs. Clark in London•Rreet.

N. B. Tilt Land tax la redeemed, and early poffeflion may be
had of Lots t, 2, 3 and 4.
Particulars may be had at Hatehett's Cofee•boufe, Piccadilly ;
Star and darter. %qualm.; Globe, Newbury; Demeseys, Hartford
Bridge; of Mr Vines and Mr. Hawke', Refill's.
Reading, July 11, !Sae.

WORSTED AND YARN MANUFACTORY, NEWTON-
POPPLEFORD, DEVON.
By order of the Affignees oilman Hono, a Bankrupt.
To be DUIPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Tor the rem. lee of a Term of po Years, determinable no the
deaths of three healthy lives, aged refpedtively about ik.a,a t , and
15 Years, held by Leak from the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, tio.
der the 'Tally rent it
AN extentive and complete WORSTED and
2. YARN MILL and MANUFACTORY, wit'. the mill
gear, tackle, and Appurteriances.thereto Wooster, well worth
the attention of any 'mercantile gentleman or manutadurer, hav-
ing been CfeaCduo the heft plan. is in complete rep.Ar and order,
and capable of bring extended to as large a leak as can be wilted ;
ft:nate at Newton Poppleford, in the County of Devon, abut.'
miles from the City of Exeter. on the River Otter, which
afford& a onoftem ripply of wa:r v., and the ',tiring, mih-lcat, d(c.
can be kept in repair at a very trifling auntie! espence.
Alfo for she hits term and intemit (being locked in the fame
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I kale with the mill, and fituate adtening thereto), a very large
Dwelling Houfe, Rabic, and two liclds, containing about 4 ace,
of extremely rich !Nature land.
'l be Mill, w bleb la built of br:ck and Rolle. contains three Room
Rands 10 a ipacious lard, round whicb is a very convenient range
of buildings, c•mlifting of a dwelling boufe, counting hook. :o ir.
ter.* fudge. walliboufe. warewoonts, work &opt, Rare rooms, and
ions once; and the whole ircompaffed by a fuhtionnal wail In
abe Rale are a very good drying into, • loft 1.. r um drying of
wool, • nil 3 large itobuy fur it retching, sod dryinr
Aro. to be ttifgofed of, eli the Nlachinery uti Z'reashle n( Tmtle,
In ;be Paid will. which arc in caner. to repnr, and made upon the
e:f omit. u•ti so; thrst feriShio,:• eswince.weileard...!,
three c duos, fro roving hilhm, twenty-three imetfxg krt.
00l hroAker, sr,c tint° ratkr..wunty u•ortted trans,
.5, dttro, nineteen wetvinj loom. and
various a..• I • • Alen, Hy, bemires. a waggon, two cart.,
am! other :,•oring to the aacrl
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turth , ; to 'l/4:tfrrs Cranes and Hutchings,
tt trrs. kol.st:.ps asd Ge.arc,acslicstors, kihetait.
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