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London, England, 1802-03-22 00:00:00

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION.

This day was publifhcd, price One Shilling,
AN ADDRESS to INSTRUCTORS and PA-
RENTS,on the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of BOOKS
in every Branch of Education; pointing out their refpmalive
merits, and the order In which they Ihould be fuccaßvely
adopted. Infcribcd to the London So:ie:y cat Schsol-Maitiss,
to aid whofc exceltent dclign the proftts of the publication will
be annually appropriated,
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Reitor of Newport, and late Mailer of the Grammar School
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in that Town.

By means of this pradtical Work, Tutors and Parents may
be enabled to inftrudt young perfons, of both fears, with preci-
flop, in every ufcful and polite branch of modern Education,
in coofiderably Ids time than ulna!, and at a fourth of the ex-
pence that is generally incurred in the purchafe of Books.
Pubtithed by Thomas Reynolds, Oztord-ftrect, and fold by
the Bookfelkrs In Oxtbid, Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Olaf-
gow ; and by all Bookfellers in gencraL

To SHIP-BUILDERS and MERCHANTS.
TRENAILS TO BE SOLD.
FORTY THOUSAND TRENAILS, of the
length of ta. Is, and 18 inches, chiefly Estill; and zBths,
and St for immediate ufe.
For particular* apply,by letter, poft pail, to Mr. Roach,
Bookfeller, and Stationer, No. IS, Duke-ltreet, Dock.
Plymouth Dock, March ty, ao2.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Purfuant to a Peace of the High Court of Chancery, made in
a caufe wherein Thomas Weft and others are Plaintiffs, and
Ofotan Vincent, Efq. and others are Defendants, before
Nicholas Ridley, Efq. one of the Matters of the (aid Court;
at the Public Sale Room of the Paid Court, in Southampton-
Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Saturday, the 27th
day of March, 1802, at Three of the Clock in the After-
noon, in One Lot.
AN eligible Learchold Hate held for Three
Lives, called ASHMORE GREEN FARM, in the
Parlh of Hatcham, in the County of &rks, in the occupation
of Mr. Thomas Habgood, as Tenant at Will, late the property
of John Potter Harris, Efq.deceafed.
Printed Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the fail
Matter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings aforefsid; of
Mali. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's inn, London;
of Mr. Madowcroft, Gray's Inn, London; of Meffrs. Wor-
sham and Stephenfoo, Solicitors, Celtic-ants, Holborn, Lon-
don ' • of Mr. King, Solicitor. Newbury. Berk* ; and of the raid
Mr. Habgood, the Tenant. ALDRIGC and Slllllll,

Solicitors, Lincoln's Intl.

TO BE SOLD,
in Two Mina Lots, purfuant to an order of his Majesty 's
Court of Exchequer at Weftminfter, In a Caufe, entitled
Hull ROM Watfoa, before Aim Monty, Efq. Deputy
to his Makfty's Remembrancer of the Paid Court, at his
Chambers in the Exchequer Office, la the Inner Temple,
London, on Monday the 3d day of May next, at *yen of
the dock in the forenoon,
,SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, fituate
in Great Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, and Burgh
Dale, in the County of Suffolk, viz.
y Lot t. Conlifting of a Freehold Malt-houfe, Offices, and
Buildings, fituate in or near a Common Lane or Row in Yar-
mouth aforefaid, caned the Cone Row, let to Sir Edward Loco°,
ffint. tenant at will, at the yearly relit of z3l.
Lo: 2. Confitting of a Freehold Capital Manage or Matillou
Honk, Stable, Buildings, and Gardens, containing, by eltima-
tlon, 3 Acres and 38 Perches, called Burgh' Gardens, Stoat:: in
Burgh Cale, in the County of Suffolk.—Alto, a Freehold
Piece of Mar& Ground, called the Parrole, contiguous to the
Paid Manfioa Houfe and Gardens, the whole of which Mef-
Images, Gardens, Lands, and Premifes, are let to William
Human, tenant at will, at Or yearly rent of 231.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Chambers of
the Paid Abel Moyfey, Efq. in the Paid Exchequer Office ; Mr.
• watfon, Yarmouth, Solicitor; Mr. Steward, of the fame place,
Solicitor; and of Mr. Henry Maddock, Solicitor, No. 8, Lin-
coin's lnn New-fquare, Loudon.