Star.
London, England, 1809-01-07 00:00:00

IL NEW GEOURAPHY.
Accompanied by a PAIR of GLOBES.
On Monday last, the 20 of January was published, to bi
completed in Twenty-four Monthly Parts, PART I. Price Six
Shillings and Sixpence ; or, for those who may prefer it in
Numbers, this day, Saturday, Jan. 7, was published, NUM;
BER I. Price One Shilling and Sixpence, to be completed in
One Hundred and Four Weekly Nunaleere, making two very
large and splendid Volumes in Quarto, of
jes,-. SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, of
the Natural ,and Political History of the Present State of
the World. By JOHN SMITH, LL.D.
'This Ntw Geogrsphy will unite is its ataraCteristicif. sad, ti
great part, as its peculiar fester* • , A
I. Descriptions of all Countries, CisliiPnitt CAM the Wein. and
best Authorities is the English, French, Certain; and Spaahlt
Languages ; and arranged according to the Most approved Mei
thods of Statistical Writers.
11. Graphic Representations of the Manners and Characters of
all People, of the peculiar Features of all Countries, and of all
those Cities in the World which fbrm Metropolises of separate
Kingdoms and Empires.
111. A Collection of New Maps of all Canaries, equal or en=
perior to those given in any existing Geography or separate
Atlas.
IV. A Pair of Adams's nine-inch Globes, given ,gratis, from
new Drawings, which include all the latest Improvements and
Discoveries, calculated to perfect a System of Geography in every
Family, Library, and Seminary of Education.
The Work will be completed in Twenty-four Partsfin quarto,
to be published Monthly, at 6s. rid. each, containing Ten Sheets
of Letter-press, besides one or two Maps, and seyeral ettliant
r Engravings.
Or in One Hundred and Four Weekly Numbers, at Is. ed.;
containing each at !Lost one Copperplate.
And with the Twelfth Monthly Part, or Fifty-second Vreeldf
Number, will be given gratis a nine-inch Terrestrial Globe made
by Adams (Mathematical Instrument and Globe Maker to Ms
Majesty); from new Plates drawn and engraved on purpose y '
and with the Twenty-fourth P.trt, or One Hundred and Fourth
Weekly Number, will be given a corresponding Celestial Globs,
by the same Maker; the Pair such as sell in the Shops at Three
Gnineas.
Persons disposed to possess themselves of one or both• Globes,
without waiting for tire Periodical Publication, may do so on
purchasing the first two Parts, or the nine first Numbers, and
paying a Guinea pt r Globe in advance.
Or, those who already possess Globes, and who wish to pus-
chase thh new and superior Geeftraphy, without the engagements.
for the Globes, may have the MOtt'lly Parts at Ss. each.
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Symonds), No. 20. Paternoster-row ; and to be had as published,
of all Booksellers, Newcmen, and other Dealers is Books,
every part of the British Empire. •

SUPERIOR .E ME NTARY BOOKS.

THE extended and liberal views of modern Edu.
cation, as well as the necessity, in some cases, of substitu.
ring other subjects, in place of the dead Languages, in School:,
where these languages are less attended to than formerly, has Itoti
to the publication of the undermentioned new and improrod
Books on subjects of general interest and indispensible
utility --
They have already been introduced, with the happiest effects, into
many of the most c.nsiderable Foundation Schools, and into the
best private Academies; and it is to be resumed that they have
only to be generally seen to be as generally adopted. It is scareite
necessary to state that they arc practically adapted to the business
of a School, and are so pi.in and simple in their treatment of the
several subjects, as to require little or no previous study on the
part of Tutors. .
1. 'The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EXPERIMEN-
TAL PHILOSOPH by the Rev. D. Blair, price Ss.
2. 'The GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by the
Rev. J. Robinson, price 3s.
3. flue GRAMAIAR of GEOGRAPHY, by the Rev.. J
Goldsmith, price 2s. 61
4. The GRAMMAR of ENGLISH LAW, by the Rev. J.
Goldsmith, price Ss. 6d.
5. The GRAMMAR of CHEMISTRY, by the Rest. D:Blait,
price 3s. 6d.
6. PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, or the Arithmetic of Real
Life and Actual Business, by the Rev. J. Joyce, price 3s. 6d.
7.-A SYSTEM of SHOR f -HAND WRITING, by W. Mai
vor, L.L.D. &e. price 7s. 6d,
8. The ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY, by W.
Mayor, L.L.D. &c. price 6s.
9. The ELEMEN FS of LAND SURVEYING, by A. Case-
ker, price 7s. bound. •
10. The ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSITION, by
Eh*. Irving, a new edition, price 7s. 6d.
11. LETTERS on LITERATURE, COMPOSITION, anct
the BELLES LEI-TRES, addressed tcr his Son, by Dr. Gregoty,
price 14$'. bound. •
12. POPULAR LECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSO-
PHY, ASTRONOMY, and GHEMISTRY, by Dr. Gregory,
price 14s.
s. BOSSUT's FRENCH PRIMER, price 9d.-FRENCIif
CONVERSATIONS, price Is. and FIRST GRAMMAR, 2s. '
14. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, being a sequel to, and illus.
tratidn of, the Grammar of Geography, by the same Author, with.
60 Plates, price 14s. bound.
13. The ELEMENTS of ANCIENT HISTORY, by the
Rev. J. Robinson, price 6s.
16. The EL.EMEN•I'S of MODERN HISTORY, by the Ref;
J. Robineort, priee es.
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Printed for RICHARD Pititttrs, No. 6, tridgeostreet ; indict
be had of Mosley, Gainibro' ; Wllson and Son, York ; Stoddaef
and Craw, Hull; W. Berry, Edinburgh; M. Keene, Dublin;
an& all Booksellers and Stationers; with the full allowance In Th. -
purchase of qualttities.—ln the Press,
1. BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.,
9. JOYCE's ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA and FLUXIONg.,
3. The ELEMENTS of BOOK-KILEPLN6IS see
CHAN'I3 atroGIOUIiTL - • • •
4.. The ELEMENTS of GEOMETRY.