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London, England, 1807-01-03 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MIIOC.

A LLEN and PRINCE privately compleat La-
3. dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in
the modem Style, at No. to, Sberrard ftreet, Golden fqnare, and
No. to, Great Alls-ftreet, Goodman's Fields. Their Plans ex-
garikh hoc shots who with the acquirement privates,
psditious, and Nimble to petfons of rink and billion.
That others withing to learn cheap need not go to Dancing
Schools, where bad compahy meet, public Leftons are alfo given
two evenings a week, at only Ode Guinea per quarter.—Hours
for Children, fix to nine grown up Pupils. nine to half pill ten.
Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thorough EA. Extempore Pay-
ing, and Mufic in general, at School Pricei.--Schools and Fanti
Les attended.
Piano Fortes Sold, Exchanged, Let orrktre, and Tuned.

TO CONDUCTORS OF SCHOOLS.
TN order that the Superintendants and Cnnduetors
of all eonliderable Schools, whether male • r female, through-
out the Empireanay thoroughly acquaint thcmfelves with the claims
to adoption and preference which are poireired by the following
works, Mr PliteLivs, their proprietor and publither, will prefent
one copy of each gratis to :31 Governeffes and Superintendants of
large Schools who may addrefs their requeft to him.free of pottage.
I.lit,sta's CLASS Boox, or 365 Reading Leirons for every
'day in the year, feledted and abridged from the belt authors, and
muting the beauties of compolition with illuftrations of every
branch of ufelul knowledge. Price 31. bound.
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of the Reading Made Eafy and of all other Book, of that Claft ;
printed on good paper in a large type, and entbelliihtd with neirly
too beautiful cuts. Price 6d.

4. The SSQ.OEL to MAYOR'S SPELLING Boox, and introdudion
to BLAIR'S Ct. Ass Booth confifling of a (cries oftafy, inftrudive
and amufing Wrens, or exercifes in the art of reading. Price as 6d.
bound.
'I he fame works may alto be teen and unrelated. with the ufual
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In Great Britain Ind Ireland, to whom, for their regular fupply,
the Condudors of Schools are refpedfully referred.
Bridge.ftreet, London, Nov. 28, that.

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
this day was pdbliihed, in one elofely printed Volume, 11MO.
With Copper-plates, price-6s. in hoards,
ANEW TREATISE on the USE of the
GLOBES; or a Philcdophical View of the EARTH and
HEAVENS: comprehending an Account of the Figure, Magni-
tude, and Motion of the Earth; with the natural Changes of its
$i face, caufed by Floods, Earthquakes, Bce. Wined for the
Ilaltrudion of Youth.
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By THOMAS IC El TH.
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Britilh Critic, Dec. 3897-
" This work is ably executed." General Review, Jan. iSo i.

As above may he had, by the fame Author,
An Introduetion to the Theory and Pradtice of Plane an Sp.te
vital Trigonottetry and the Orthographic and Stereographic ero
jediona of the Sphere, including the Ihcory of Navigation. Bvo.
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jUST COMPLETED.
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whole illutirated with numerous Views, Maps, and Plans,
THE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON,
4- Commander in Chief of the American Forces, during the
War which eftablifiled the independence of his Country, and 6rlt
Prefident of the United States of Atherica, compiled under the in-
fpedtion of his Nephew and Heir, the Honourable BUSHROD
WASHINGTON, from Original Papers, bequeathed to hi= by
his deceafed relative.
By JOHN MARSHALL,
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The Public will learn with intereft that the Literary Monument
which has long been proJeetcd to the memory of the maft Blur.
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CAPITAL BOOKS IN AGRICULTURE, forming a complete
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The Sixth Edition, improved. in one large voL Bvo. price half-a.
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