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.15R. CAREY'S PORTRAIT.
AFINE ENGRAVING of Dr. CAREY, Pro-
fessor of the Satigshrlt; Mahra-ta, and Bengal I:anguages.
in the College of Fort Wilitatit, Calcutta, attended by his Pundit,
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MAP OF THE PYRENEES.
MR. ARROWSMITH begi leave to inform the
•Public that in the year 1800, he engraved a Copy, is
Eight Sheets, Of a MAP of the PYRENEES arid of the adja.'
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by order of Louis XIV. to which Mr. Arrow,mith has added
(from the Provincial Maps of Loper), Two ~hects on the.
West-side, so as to include BURGOS, VITORIA, and BILBOA.
The Map is 7 feet E. and W. by 3i feet N. and J. the teak being
about three geogr. miles to an inch, which admit- of a curret.:
delineation of the Pyrenean Muuntams, all the Villages. eaves,
and Rivulets.

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REV. DR. POVAH, o: Corpus Christi College
Cambridge, Curate of St James, Duke's Place, an Lec
turer of St. Paul's, Shadwell, receives into his House SIX PU-
PILS, who wish either is read for Holy ►h.trrs, or to bt: prepared
for the University. Terms may be known by •a, ply.ng at th..
Vestry Room of the Parish Church of St. James, Duke s Pace.
Aldgate, every Wednesday Evening, at half-past six; or at Fu. 4
House, Old Ford, near How.

SOCIETY of LANCA STE RIA N TEACHERS,
AT a Meeting of the Teachers en the Loncdste-
rian System, held at the Free Mason's Tavern, Lincoln's
Inn Fields, 29th me, 1813, the following Resolutions were
unanimously agreed to,
C. M'AKTHUR, in the Chair;
Resolied, That it appears to this MeetinB hat Joseph Lan-
caster, the Founder of the Bri i.h System,. I as no: wily had the
happmess of inventing and effecting a p an of Ed_.eatiota which
has routed the national attention from a state to apathy to that
of high haterfst, by actually bestown‘ the biessing tit knowledge
upon vast numbers of its unbeirtended poor, but in the course of
progress has attai:ted much er R SON At. urpertence, the.commiam-
cation of which, as occaston may arise, will be of great service
to young persons who are ,eachera on his system.
Resolved, hkat many young persons 14hu have been instructed
by his skill, and bro..glit up by his personal and paternal care,
have, dui irg the last ten years, opened many schools, and had
great exper.ence in the instrucuon of youth tat a brae KJ,—
the communication of ssh:ch will be very useful anti interesting.
Resolved, I hat if the uni.ed experi..rce of the Founder of the
Systenx and his pupits c..ti be remained tog,t er more closely
than ever, it may lead to benefits of nupor.at.ce to the nation anti
the viorld.

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