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London, England, 1809-06-28 00:00:00

GEOMETRY.

This day was published, price 35.. 6d. bond, and illustrated by

. . . . .
numerous engravings on wood,
AGRAMMAR of GEOMETRY ; containing an
F.asy Exhibition of the Practice of that Art, and'strving as
so Introduction to EUCLID, and to the PRACTICAL. Marantatio•
I.:es ; chiefly intended for. the Use of Sch;ola, on the approved
I .1:1 of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography.
By J. SMITH, 1.1.. D.
_ __ _

Author of a New System of Modern Geograplay,la 9 vols. 4to.

&c. &c.

Printed for RICHARD PnittiPS, I.ondon ; and to be bad of all
Fooksellerbin the United Kingdom. _ _ _

Of whom may be h;Ai, recently published,
ELF:Nis:N.I-s of LAND Sum/Kr:NG, in all its Branches, Praetl-
cciy .:dapted to the Use of Schools and Students, by Abraham.
C:ocker, Land Surveyor, of From, 7s. 6d. bound.
Tile AtuT 1134tTIC of REAL 1.11,E, fur the Use of Schools, by
Rev. J. Joyce, price Ss: 6.1. bound.
A Kcy to Ditto, for the Use of Teachers, 2s. 6d. bound.
A GRAMM/1k of NATURAL PUILOSOPLIT, ss. 6d: bound._

ct.r of the SCIENCES, or Compendium of General Know-
for Schools, by the Rev. Dr. Mayor, with Oates, price ss.

1 his day was published, in I 2nso prim fix. bdund,
THE PRONOUNCING EXPOSITOR; ors A
New Spelling. Book. In Three Parts.
7. The Scheme of the Vowels, Di?tliongs, and TrlOthonp ;
f9ern Csnidnants, &c.
'2. Monosyllables, Diuyllables, Trisyliables, and Polysyllables
a 3 lengths.
3. WON whicb are alike or nearly so In 'mud; but different
in Significalion ; Words of different ipignificstiOns, which are both
Vritten and pronounced alike; Words that change their Acceists'
when they become different Parts of Speech.; Proper Names of
Nlen and Wunten; a Table of Significant Initial Letters, and, ano-
ther of Useful Abbreviations.

To most of whick are subjoined the Parts of Speeeh,the Sounds;
arid the Acceritions. Also, an Appendix; containing upwards
of Fuur Hundred Words, only accented and explained, toethe
Learner's Practice in dividingwonouncing, and telling the Parts'
of S; tech.—By JOHN HORNSI.Y.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row , London; and Wilson and Spence, York.
Of whom may be bad, by the same,Author,
1. A z.h..rt Grammar at the English Langesge. Pilch Edition,
pr:ce hound.
T!le Child's Monitor; or Parental instruction. Sesund Edi-
tion, price 3%. 6d. bound.
Look of Monosyllables, price ls. fld.

d4y was 011)1i-died, in two volumes, price 12s. in boards,
a new Edition, being the Ninth, of
CCELEBS 1N SEARCH OF A WIFE: Corn-
prehenditri ObervaCous on Domestic Hathits and Mainers,
and rals.. -
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had,
1. Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education;
rill view of the Principles and Conduct pet valent among Wo-
mei: of Lank and fortune. By Hannah Mc.re. 2 Vols. Tenth
raltiou, price los. in boards.
I acts towards forming the character of a Young Princess.
ry the ,anie. 2 Vols. :Id edition. I vs. in boards.
i'houghts on the importance of 4e Manners of the Great,
p..-neral Society ; and au Estimate of the Religion of the
World; two essays, now printed together in one ye-
Tem.!, (loing the ltub edition f the first, and the 6th edition of
the Be.io. d), with a hew preface. By the same. ss. in beards.
4. sacred Dramas, 4hi(;fly intended for young persons • the
'obj. c;s taken from the Bible. To which is added, Sensibility,
avistle. ry the same. 15th Edition, Ss. iu boards.-
.5. Search after Happiness; a Pastoral Drama. By the tame.
12.11 edition, ls.6d, •
`,* A complete edition of the Works of HawirthMore, eon-
toi;:ing all the above-maltioned Pieces, and a great many others,
ztiitiertnkr printed, in twelve velizmee, prioarili• beards:

A Prize of

By Three 'rickets of the same Number,

- , £60,000

By Fo& Tickets of the same Namber,
A Prize of - - - - £BO,OOO

And all other Prises In the same Proportion.
'Tickets and Sharss are on Sale at all the Oases.

fIY AUT}IQRI TY OF PARLIAMENT.
'l'O
be disposed 'of, by way of LOTTERY, Twenty-
nine Capital Freehold new Substantial wetl.built Houses
(Land-tat iedeehted) situate in the Mint eligible part of the Me-
tropclii, Pickett and Skinner-streets, capable of vast Improve-
ments.—The original cost of thew Buildings exceeded £lOO,OOO,
a9d_could not now be built fora much larger Suit. _ _

Hoaxin; and Ca. (Brokers) respectfully acquaint the Public,
that they have GI/ Site a variety of 1 whets and Shares entitling the
Purchaser to the beneAcial Chances of Twemy-five Otani! 6:gri-
ts! Prizes, Schemes of which may be had at the old-eitahlished
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PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - - Ea 0
Half - f 4 $ 0 t Eighth - 0
Quarter - 2 50 I Sixteenth - 011
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THIRD AND LAST GRAND CITY Larrwr OF
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Discharged of Laud-Tax, upward! of £lOO,OOO Ie eapitalPriaes.
20,000 Tickett,
To be drawn IA Guildhall in Pane Dayi, 5006 Ticketi Ma Day.
No fixed Prize.
THERE are Twenty-five grand Capital Prizes in
this Lettory, consisting of Twenty-nine excellent Freehold
HOUSES, situated in Skinner-street and Pickett-street, &c. which
Were estimated In the year 1806, yawn building materials were
stuck cheaper then at. present, by five eminent Surveyors, and
proved by them upon oath, before a Committee of the House of
Commons, to be worth upwards of £100,000; but as it is de-
sirable that the public should know the present improved value
of the property, a new Survey and Estimate is now preparing,
which will be published as soon as it can be obtained. 'Pickets
and Shares are on sale by
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
No. 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; so, Haymarket; and 269,
Strand—who sold and %bared Thrc4 of the Grand Capital Prizes
is the last City Lottery.
PILLS‘NT PRICE.
Ticket £8 8 •
Half - £4 8 0 I Eis.loh - S 0
Quarter St 5 0 i Sixtezath 0 11
The Price will shortly advance.—Schemes at large stay be had
gratis.

AYOUNG MAN, of respectability, who can have
the first recommendation, and who writes a good expedi-
tious hand, and understands accounts, wishes to engage himself
ae'Clerk, Illocik-ic*eper, or W/arehousentan, or in any other re-
speetidde sitisation in•whicirMs services would be Acceptable.
Letters addressed to S. S. at Mr. liculthorpes, Tobacco Manu-
facturer No. isi, St. lohnle-street, West Smithfield, will be
immediately attentieskto.

kJILK STOCKINGS telling off uncommonly cheap,
at No. fat,• Vheapside; art immense Sock of all hinds of
Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladles invisible Dresses ail
in one, kr...—Shopkeepers, and those wantitw to buy largely,
will Sad a greet advantagE by an fitly Inapt:aka of these articles.
quantitY of White or blachsillt; Gs. ad. the best quality equally
cheap; stout astfett stockings, at. Is. per pair, very fine la. ad.
super,6s. 6d.; brown cotton for boots,• iv. 6d.; fine ribbed cot-
ton, 2s. 2d. • a variety of gloves from tod. per pair; lace sleeve,.
Is. Gd.; and Milky_ other fashionable articles, too numerous to
mend:an, at'No. 52; Cheaptide.—No abatement fronstbe price
first asked.