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This day was publilhed, hs Beer price tot 6d. in boards. •
A DICTIONARY' of MERCHANDISE, and
Ni3MENCLATU7 E in ail I anguages•-•containlng the Ha-
uls, Places of Growth, Culture, Me, and Mairliof Eacellency,
of fueh natural productions as furm *nicked Commerce.
By C. H. KAUFFMANN.
Alto, The Mr c ISA cT AgSlSTANT—.eontaining every infest,-
illation on the Commerce of London, with the principal places of
Europe; examples of all the Calculations on Exchanges, Arbitra-
tions of Exchanges, and Opera.lons to find out at what Price any
suavity of Bullion and Dollars, or Goods, Rand in when import-
edinto, or exported ant of Great Britain. Alfo, the Divifioe and
Subdivifirm of all Foreign Weights, and of the Mcafure of Corn,
Wine, Oil, Cloth compared with Ott Englilh Standard
The u hole dory irum ad:nal bulincfs. ByCeatsrurucaUuaosr,
Ivo. p. ice ys. hoard..

" tee the exprufive and futile fobferiptlon Publieatio74 of Mr.
Monteftore, we do not heiltate to fay, that thi. lirip Volume,
width contains the compkte Science of a Merchant, is the cheap-
elt, ecncife, and ufeful Militant to the Bands of the
Counting Hook, that has yet been pr.-fenced to the public."
tritit7.l Review, Fcb. aos.
London : Printr2 far T. Boofey, N 0.4, Broad-ft:cot, near the
Puhange.

AREAL. GitAM MAR OF GEOGRAPHY.
Tido day was publiled, illtdirsted with,feveral Maps, price Haif-
a Crown, hound, with a liberal allowance to Schools,
A GRAMMAR of the Firft Elements or GEO.
GRAPHY,praddieally adapted to the hi:liners of Teaching,
and implying the Science of Geography, eandtly In the fame
manner as the hurl dador! OrPtvanars of Murray, Davis, and
Alb, implifying the St•idy of the Engin laingulge.
This Grammar conhfts of the materials, purely elementary.
*Web aro cent-ivied in that AmirestWork, Mr.Goldlinith's Geo-
graphy. or. a popular p:sa t the deferiptlons and copper plates ac-
companying which have g:v..it an intercft to the Study of Geogra-
phy ani?ag you people, which it never before popeffech
The prcicnt work cartalue—s. Elements of Geography, to be
certursirte,'. to Menney.-:. The Ufe of thiGlobes-3. Q.u.eftions
to be anrwercd in WTl:lisp...4. A Vonholary of Proper Names
of Place% divided azd accented according to their received Pro-

Pt:, :cd for it!Zli A ILI) PUILLIN, 144. A, New Bridge.ltreet, and
M' . had of Wilton and Spence, York ; H. Mozley, Gainiborough ;
E. LAifour, Edinburgh; and J. Arcbrre Dublin

f whatit may be bad,
Cengraphy for the Urc of Schoch, on a atm, yopular, r.nd faf-
einatillg ?lan. by the Rev. J. Clotdfmkb, Irish Arty bcautir4l
aring., pike tos. 61. baud, bdug thc cheavelt Be.k. io the
kratifia Language.

PNTICK's LATIN DICTIONARY MUCH ENLARGED.
E.tricv. NEW LATIN-ENGLISH DIC-
TIONARY, defigncd for the Die of Gramm; Schools.
and Private Education. Containing all the Words and Phrafes
proper for reading the Clarks, in both Languages, accurately col-
leeted front the molt approved Latin Authors.
To which is prefixed,
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A NEW Et:cum-LATIN DICTIONARY, earefidly compiled
from the molt celebrated Englith Writers ; rendered in Clailical
Latin. Both Parts cornprifing all that is molt valuable and ufe-
ful ha former Dietimiarles. Accompanied with every Improve-
ment to fupply the Deficiencies of other Dietionaries and to ena-
ble the Scholar to parte and conftrue each Word according to Its
vat lout Interpretations by the beßAutbon In the Engla Tongue.
A New Edition, reviled and augusinted throughout, price 9s.
bound. By WILLIAM CRAKELT, A: M.

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and J. ; Darton and Harvey ;J. Nunn ;C. Law ; Pote and
Willisms ; and T. isonfey.
in this Edition contiderable improvement has; been made In
the preceding explanations, and a great enlargement of new mat-
ter incorporated thniugh the whole of the DiCtionary, by an ad-
dition of nearly three thnufand Ire& Words. The parts of all
compound Verbs arc now pointed out in a fuller manner than has
ever hitherto been dune, and with a peril:acuity of method fulfi-
' ciently obvious In the meafreft capacity • and, what mutt prove
of peculiar.fervice to BO'?s in the lower Chiles, and is not to, be
met wit Pin any other Dictionary, the conjugations of verbs and
decienfinne of fubflantiv,i arc here (hewn by the infertion of nu-
meral figures. Auil if to there mate; ial advantages it be further
added, that partieirlar care has been taken to have the. Work
comdly printed‘it is prefromed that the Dietionary will be found
in its prefelit forth, to anftyer fully the puq,ofe fpr irhi..h it is
deigned, and may thertAtre irldirconfidettr.: be recommended to
genera? ad. ption. -
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This day waa publithed;
Neatly printed in Demy 18mo. price n. 6d. bound,
'kbe Third Edition of

AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK; with
Reading Lei Tons adapted to the Capacities of Children; in
three Parts, calculated to adraece the Learners by natural and
rafy Gradations; and to teach Orthography and Pronunciation
togethei.
By LINDLEY MURRAY,
Author of Englifb Grammar adapted to the difkrert Gaffes of
Learners", Scc.
Alfo, price bd. covered with Marble Paper,kikirray's fiat Book
for Children.

" Mr. Murray, has compofed one of the belt elementary books
for children in the Englifb language."
Critical Review. April, t Sos.
" An nglilb Spelling Book from the Author of • The EngUib
Grammar: will undoubtedly excite coot lerable expedition from
thufa who. have been in the habit of DEng the latter; and we doubt
not that, in proccfs of time, the Spelling Book will have many ad-
mirers, as the Grammar has alrady obtained. \W are glad torte
that Mr. Murray has been careful in the right divilion of the fyl-
lati!es ui the fpelling ; and th t be has not followed the example of
others, by introducitag into his book a mats of Irrekvant matter."
Imperial Review, ()dollar. 1804-
.4 With the great merit of Mr. Lindley Murray. in providing
affillanee for the tuftruetion of ycuth, the public are well acquaint-
ed. He ha; novrdefcended to the very elements of inftrudion,
and with the fame (kill and judgment which he has difplayed in
his other attempts. We recommend to the pLbli.: this moft im-
portant little yellow. as the only work with which we are ac-
quainted, in the Eugtilh Language, for teaching children to read,
written by a philolopher and a man ..f talle "
I.lk rat y loornal, November, t 834-
" Mr. Murray's elementary works have the lure merit of coin•
hieing well-dire, ed efforts to tran the infant mind to virtue, with
the heft means of imparting inferuction to it. In the Spelling Book
Isefure w, this patticularly the cafe, and we car, therefore. re•
commend it as the belt work of the kind, which h..s lately fallen
under our infpedion." Anti-Jaeobin. Dee 1804.
We have no doubt that teachers may find confiderable ad-
vantage from adopting the ufe of this Spelling Book."
Britifh Critic, December, 1804
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