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IRELAND.
ilk day was pabllbed, In One decant Volume, quarto,
Pries 455. In bairda, esibelldhad pith 16 beautiful Pleura, by
Medina; and dedicated, by permlibon, TO the Earl of Moira,
THE STRANGER irt IRELAND ; or, A Tour
In the Soothers arad Virtftern Parte of the Country, durlajt
the Amato awl Winter of the left year i goy.
By JOHN CARR, Efq.
Of the Han. Snowy of the Middle Testate.
Author of the Northern Summer, or, Travels round the Utic—
a the Stranger In France, dec. Etc.
Printed roe RJCIIMID PUILLIPS, No 6, New Brtille•ftreet, and
tube had dad Boolifetlera in Great Retail', a.td Ireland.
Of whom may ago be bad,
Mr. CARL', Noires's Sill4lllll j or Travel, mod the Bel.
elf, al as. Is boat*

Tlds day were publiflied,
ELEGANME LATINIE, or, RULES and
EXERCISES tHußrative of elegant Latin Style-
Weeded for the Ufe of the higher Cl es of Grammar Schools.
By the Rev. EDWARD VALI'V.
Of Trinity College, Cambridge ; Second Maßer of Reading
Sialawal. and Redlor of Stanford, Miley, Berta.
Second 'Aldan.
s Printed and fold by R. Snare and Co.
Wile by Mars. Priddes, Law, and Richanifon.
• Tye exhibits much fasistadlory information, and
ir fedi Ws recommend the b.M an very
is be in Islossis. for the worsts of facilitating
lojeneertsat Is Loh misrobtlse Which Critic, May r Rog. '
S. The laudable pains here takes*? Mr. Valpy to facilitate the
education of Yang Men in our Maul fiehools,claim the thanes
of the pubSc, and we doubt not that the Etereites thus (sacred so
them will prove valuable additions to tido Claf. of School Books."
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Monthly Review, July 1803.
Theft Risks and ITtercifes given to the world by. Mr. Valpy,
are the combined refult of theoretical knowledge and praadr.;l en_
fervatlon. If duly 'ladled they will greatly facilitate the wormlike
of a pure, corn& and elegant Rile of Ladnity, after the closet-
' tary principles of the Language are fully underilaxl. We have
examined than with attention, and we have so hentatine In pro •
pouncing them to be well calculated for the pevak which they
are propofed to aceomplilh. An:sill:cabin Review. Jan. 1804.
A Latin Key to the Original gel, upon edited ensile:don
I of the Malta to she Author tilmfelf, may be obtained.

A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS.
This day wu publiflied„ new Edition, enlarged, pike ts.
A PRACTICAL ADDRESS to INS I'RUC-
TORS and PARENTS, on the Right Choke and Ufe of
the belt ekmentary Books In every branch of knowledge—point-
ing out thtir refpeftive merits, and the order in which they ought
to be feceellvety adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Redtoc of Newport, and late Meer of the Grammar School in

that Town.
The following Critical liandkiess have appeared of this valuable
and %Ireful Work—
This is a well written and joditiocel'obileation, conveying
mock poetical information on the fuhjett of Educate°, an.l Is
therefore highly worthy the paufal of every perfon concerned in
the Improvement of tbc Meg generation. The account of Boots
gaicrally vied in Schools kerns to be the refult of experience, and
certainly difplays much erudition. The Author's recommenda-
tions and ftrietures are accompanied with fuch reafons and critical
otiervadons as do him great credit, both as a :Scholar and Chrtf•
lien teacher. Anti Jacobin Review.
lathe erft part of this Work are feveral judicious °Venation, ;
and the [mond part eourneratem the melt ;ireful introduetory books
In every branch of knowledge, remarking on their refpeaive merits,
and cautioning Parents and Inftnnlors agalnft hone Books which
the Author, upon jolt grounds, objets to. Among thofe recom-
mended, we do not oblerve any that we confider as objedionahle.
Bride; Critic.
Printed for Thomas Reynolds, Oxford-ftreet ; and fold by the
Boob:fellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Gla(gow, Dublin.
AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF
BOOKS OF EDUCA MON.—This day was publithed,
Printed oo good Paper, and in a Wear Type,conefponding in fine
with Dr. Mayor's Britiftt Nepos ; price Ss. bound, with the full
Allowance to Schools •
'HE CLASS BOOKKor Three Hundred an,'
Slaty-five RIADItro Lessons Ibr Schools of either Sex:—
combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number
of Reuling Exercifes, front the belt Authors, than arc to he found
in any other work of the fame defcription : every Won having a
clearly defined Ake, and teaching Tome Principle of kleoce or
morality, or force important truth.
By the Rev. DAVJD BLAIR.
The Author has been Simulated to compile the& Exerelfes in
Reading, by the obkrvadon, that, although there st prefein atilt
(enrol excellent Books for teaching Reading and Elocution, the
object of them does not extend beyond the mere combination of
words ; and they emelt ;donna entirely of negates, faceted nit h
reference to beauty of compontion only. In the relent wok
elepnee has been united with utility; found and !Mk have been
Radiant, combined; and eloquence has always been adapted ro
the purpoks of inttruetinn. In than, every one of the leffons in
this ads Book, is calculated to make the Young Reader both
writs and

l'he Author i own experience ■s a Teacher. fuggetted to hint
the divifion tot his book into three hundred and flirty-live Wrong, or
one for every day In the year; in each of which the fubjcdt matter
w Fixedly Milked withio the fuitabie length of a idrus. This di-
"Mau, kis obvious, will be attended with an equal deemed can•
validate to the Tutor and refit le the atittal Maculae of a public
Seminary.
Printed for RICIIIAIIa Pntt.tt►r. No. 6, Bridgettreet. as*.
Warn and to be had al all Booktellers to.tho WOW Ulan.