Star.
London, England, 1823-09-18 00:00:00

WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

long
' tbe

of
been
ob-

,the
tom-
ad-

cheap.
rife

copies,
\ utbor,

mnplete
complete
Novels,

once,
As;
ilia

/dare,
lite
with

!Hers.

with

This day was published, the Fifteenth Edition, revised and Im-
proved, with upwards of 100 strikin; En:ravings, price Ms. 6d.
bound, and 12s. calf gilt,
THE HUNDRED WONDERS of the WORLD,
and of the three Kusunows or Nantes, described according
to the best and latest Authorities.
)3y the Rev. C. C. CLARK.
The Ancients hoisted of their seven Wonders of the World;
but this work will prove that the Moderns may boast of their 100
Wonders. To ascribe these fully and faithfully it the object of
this volume; and it bas been unisersally felt and acknowledged that
a more interesting end instructive Book never appeared in any age
Or country.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane: and
to be had of 41 Booksellers. _

Also. at the same size and price,
The WONDERS of the HEAVKNS, displayed in popular
Lectures, and in sixty superb Engravings, in an respacja a worthy
companion to the Wonders of the World, by the same Author.

GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
On these popular and essential Branches of Liberal Education, the
followias Works, for the Use of Schools, have recently appeared,
and they may be seen at all Booksellers, and had iu Numbers,
with the full Allowance to Schools.
GEOGRAPHY.

GOLDSNIITH'S GRAMMAR OF BRITISH
GEOGRAPHY; or, the British Empire Displayed in
1110 ; with 120 Engravings, s. 6d.
Moe Hundred Questions on Ditto, Copybook, 4to. 2s.
Roams' Stamm of Gnessoarv, 6s. 6d.
Emden on Ditto, in ao, Is.
G 0141011216 GSOOLLIMICAL and A:Two:exam. Copy-Books,
containing Outlines of Modern and Ancient Maps, the Solar System
and Constellations, 3s. 6d.
The same, with lines of Latitude and Longitude, for Senior
Classes, Part 11. is. 64.
The same, engraved of a larger else, and printed on drawing
royal, Parts 1. and 11. ss. 6d. each.
Tux SCHOOL HTLAII, of the decoy sige, 6s. plain, is. coloured.
_ of the real Ilse, 12s. plain, 15s. coloured.
••• Many abortive and imperfect attempts bring made to super-
sede these original and un!venally-approved Ricks, the Public
should be on their guard to avoid imposition: and it shot,tl be ob-
served, that they contain all that is necessary in Ancient as well
as Modern Geography, besides Astronomy.
HISTORY.

Bounces Huns and Sasousres &outgo, with 140 engra-
vings, 9s. •
Five Hundred Questions in a 4to. Copy-Book, 2s.
Rousso.** Usaysaut. Aactsarr 0.117011 Y. with engravings, 7s.
Five Hundred Questions on Ditto, Copy Book, 4to. 2s.
Roussoss's Univaitut MC/DRILY HISTOST, with engravings, 7s.
Five 'Hundred Questions on Ditto, Copy-Book, 4to. 2s.
Roussoit's GIL/110IAR or Ustorgasat Hurons. Si. 6d.
Five Hundred Questions oa Ditto, Copy-Book, 4to 2s.
BIOGRAPHY.
Goineutrn's Stumm/too. CLase-0001E, containing 800 Lives
of tke most Eminent Persons of all Nations, arranged in 565 Read-
in Lessons, with 150 Portraits, 7s
Hundred Questions on Ditto, Copy-Book, 4to. Ss. •
Watitiss's Semmes BIOSAAMIT,
NATURAL PHLLOSOPIIY.
Btaint's Giastwas or Narnaat, and EIIZILDUINTAL PHILOSOIIIIr,
including the Fuablished Branches, and also Geology, Chemist:Vl 11
and 'Mineralogy, with 100 engravings, 6s. 6d. bd.
Five Hundred Ouestionsatsd Exercises on the same, 2s.
Scones 0111111)411 or Annormtv, with namerous engravings,
containing the .entire Elements of the Science, Ds. 6d. bd.
live Hundred Caestions on Ditto, Copy-Book, 4to. 2s.
The Woomas of the Humps Dis;:layed, in a Series of Popular
•Lectures, with 60 splendid engravings, 103. 6d.
rinsed for G. and W. B. Whiuskar,-Ave-Maria-lane ; and to be
had c:f all Booksellers.

3
DII- 3.l.rlrws ANAJAIPITC PILLS,
"PROM their tendency to promote the natural Secre-
A.' dons, are the best Remedy for Colds, Rheuniatisms, Slight
Fevers, sad aU those Disorders which arise from obstructed perspi-
ration, so common in a changeable climate. They are strongly re-
commended foe /lead-aches and Indigestion • and for Gouty, Bi-
lious, or °the:Complaints of the Stomach and .Indigestion;
too often the
consequence of Free Living. As a general Family Mklicine they
have no equal ; and are particularly convenient for persons travel-
ling, being mild in their operation, and not requiring "any confine-
ment. The Atraleptic fills continue to be prepared by Messrs.
Newbcry, from the only Metre existing under Dr. Jantes's hand,
and arc sold by them at the Original Warehouse for Dr. James's
Powder, No. 45, in Bt. Paars C'huseh•yard ; and Dlr. Sanger. 150,
0xfa....1-stteet.—.‘s Counterrcits arc frequently offered for sale, Fur-
chatters mutt observe the Genuine have the Laini " F. Nsw3za-.."
engraved in the 131ack stamp on each Dos.
-• • •