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London, England, 1812-09-24 00:00:00

LIBERAL AND USEFUL EDUCATION.

As some Schoolmasters and Governesses may not
yet have become acquainted with the valuable recent Books
hich enable them to Mach certain es .ential and indispensable

l.ranches of Education, by means of Questions, or by Working at
the several subjects e. by the only means in which knowledge
can be acquired) the following List Is respectfully submitted to
them for their information: _ _

1. GENERAL K stow tennz.—The Universal Preceptor; or,
General Grammar of Arts, Sciences, and useful Knowledge, by
the Rev. David Blair, price 4s. ed. bound.
Six Hundred Questions and Exercises on the preceding, cal-
culated to perfect the Student in every pat t, price Is.
2 Berristi GEO,;IIAI`I4V.---A Grammar of Braish Geography,
descriptive of the British Empire at home and abroad, and in all
its circumstances and relitions, by the Rev. J. Goldsmith, with
7 maps and 63 views, and AM Questions for Exercise, 4s. 'id.
A separate Key to these Questions, for the use of Tutors,
price 9d. sewed.
3. CHRISTIAN RELIGION. Five Hundred Questions and Ex-
ercises relative to the Facts and Moral Doctrines of the New
Testament, bring the only means ever contrived for iniplant;ng 1
in young minds the Principles of Christianity, by the Rev. I.
' Barrow, Author of the I'oor Child's library, price 15.
4. ART Or LETTLR-WRITING. Models of Juvenile Letters,
on familiar and ordinary subj.cts, with numerous topics for exer-
cise, being the first attempt to render genuine Letter-writing a
practical branch of education" by the Rev. David Blair, price
3s. 6d. bound.
5. ART Or DRAWINO. Dements of the Art of Drawing, in
all its branches, illustrated by nearly Sixty. fine Engravings, and
containing the entire Elements of Drawing in Figures, Animals,
Landscapes, History, Flower., Filth, and Natkral History, by
George Hamilton, Drawing Master, price 215.6%1f-bound.
6. His-roer or ENGLAND. Five Hundred Questions relative
to Facts and Inferences in Goldsmith's History of England, de-
signed to familiarise young persons with the history of their own
Country, by the Rev. J. Adair, price Is.
7. Tux Ttrroa's Boot. A Tutor's Key to Three Thousand
Questions in the preceding Works; and also to the Questions in
Goldsmith's Grammar of General Geography, and Blair's Gram-
mar of Chemistry, price Ss. 6d. bound.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be
bad of all Booksellers and Stationers.
N. B. Besides the preceding, the same publisher has just
finished a PORTABLE CYCLOrLDIA, or General Dictionary of
Arts and Sciences, designed for the use of Schools, and as an ele-
gant present to Young Persons, by the Rev. J.C. Watkins, price
ilss. bound, with numerous plates.
Alse the Pool CHILD'S LIRRART, or GIB& to the Blhieoad
is Virtue and flaypiesse, -by ilaio lin. g Dalai, pries ti.

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in the Afternoon, at :de Chi e Horse Inn, Romiey, in the
County of Hams, in four Lo's,
QEVER.-11. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ESTA I E,, equate in the Parishes of ksing and l.yndhurst,
in the New For sr, In the County of l':outhaniptcrt, lately balm-
kg to William Henry Jervis, E q, deceased. and now in the oc-
cupation of Mr. Richard Uudd and Charles M tehell, Esq. loge.
they with the Corn Tithes thereof, and about Si v. toy Acres of
other Lands adjoining; and aftio the Timber and other Trees,
Pollards, Saplings, and S.,ovz,rs growing thereon.
To be viewed till the Sale with leave of the Tenants, and
Printed Particulars may be had of M:. Hulme, Solicitor,
Riot. ell-square, London (wl.ere Plans of the Estates may be
seen); of Meilsrs.S,etlereon a:.d Gower, Solicitors, Gray's Inn;
of Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Pocknall,, near Ramsey ; of Mr. De-
vrrell, Solicitor, Winchester; of Fir. Parr, Solicitor, Po9le ; at
the Dolphin, southampton ; Crown, at Lyndhurst ; Angel, at
Lymington ; Anchor, at Eliot;; Anchor, at, Redbridge ; George,
at Poitamouth; the sihke Hart, Salisbury; and at the Pb.ce of
Sale.

'to GENTLEMEN, PLANTERS, NURSERY.VIEN,CHAIR-
MAK ERS, and OTILERS.

The remaining STOCK of the LEA.BBIDGE NURSERY,
near CLA PTON and LA I TON,
Will be SOLD, by Mr. COCHRAN,
On the Prern!ses, on Monday, Sept. 28, and following day, at
Eleven o'clock,
CONSISTING of very fine Fan Yews (or Hedges
and Blinds, Spruce and other Firs ; young Striped and Green
Hollies, Box Trees, Forct and Apple Trees; a quantity of
American Plants and Evergreen Honeysuckles, in pots; Haw-
thorn Berries for Seed, and very fine large and small Orange
Trees, double Catirlitas, &c.; a quantity of Potatoes growing
of be%t early sorts; large and small Butts and Branches of Wal-
.nlP, Poplar, and Willow ; Apple, and other sorts Fruit
Trees, with the Plggots of the same; Some Bricks and Tiles;
two Carts, and sundry Household Furniture, &c.
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To be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues bad by applying to
Mr. Siborn, on the Premises ; at the Cock, Epping ; 'Uwo Brew-
era, Woodford; New Inn, Waltham; White Hart, liomforJ ;
Caledonian Nursery, Klugsiand-road ; Mehra. Gordon and Co.
Seed Shop, Finekurch-streer ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7,
Duke-stree', Gio,v..nor-square, London.

TO BE SOLD, LEASES of PRINTING and BLEACHING

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FIELDS and FARMS, in SCOTLAND.
TO BE SOI.D BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the George Inn, l'ertb, on Wed.:esday, the 11th day of
November next, if nut previously disposed of by, private
Bargain,
'THE LEASE of PRINTING or BLEACHING
FIELDS and FARMS of Tolioch, near Perth, for the un-
expired term of 23 years after Martinmas next; as also the
LEASE of the FARM of NEWTON, immediately adjoining
to that of Tulloch, for the unexpired term of 13 years after said
term of Martinmas, in the. following Lots :
Lot i. The Least of the Printing or Bleaching Field of Tut-
loch, with about 30 Acres of land, for the purpose of carrying
on the Works. Ithending purchasers may have an additional
quantity of ground from the following Lot.
Lot S. The Lease of the Farm of l'ulloch, consisting of about
C.O Acres or th. reby, With the Farm Stealing, &c.
Lot 3. Thirty Acres of Muinown Farm iinmediately adjoin-
ing the T.'!l House, west side of the Dunkell nod.
Lot 4. The Lease of the Farm of Newton, adjoining to Lot 2,
and consisting of about 114 Acres or thereby.
This last Lot to be Sold by Private B•rgain only.
These Works and Farms lie about a mile from Perth, betwixt
the roads leading to Dunkeld and Crieff. Their advantageous
situation is well known. The Machinery cf the Printing Hell
has been erected within these last five years, at very considera-
ble espence, and on the most approved principles, and the com-
mand of water at all sea<ons is very great. For the purpose of
Printing or Bleaching, or both combined, a more desirable pro-
perty is seldom to be met with. '1 he proximity of Perth ad-
mits of economy in every respect, as to carriage, and of a COM.
municat ion with London by regular Packets twice a werk. The
Utensils and Materials connected with the Print Field, will be
disposed of at a valeation. The Lands are excellent, and fit for
carrying every kind of crop. To Farmers, whose object Is to
provide for a Town Sale, they are particularly worthy of attention.
For particulars, application may bi made at the Field, or to
Alexander Boswell ~W. S. 10, London•street, Edinburgh.

EXMOUTH, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, situated on the
. Strand, held for three good lives, 29, 47, and 5, containing
a Parlour, large Drawing-room, and seven Sleeping.' ()urns,
Kitchen, Back-kitchen, Footman's Room-, Pantry, Wine-cellar,
Pump of goo Water, a Coach-house, and every requisite for a
genteel Family; it is a desiraKe house for au invalid, being
situated in a sheltered situation, and only a few minutes walk
from the sea.—Apply to Joseph Lanpford, jun. Auctionftr, Ex-
mouth.—Letters must be post-paid.

"Fhe Directors to snake it an• object to men of talent,
and inerii to be appointed as Teachers in.this Academy, have re.
solved to mak.sitiieir salaries, such es in egoism ct.ou with the other
emolument, of office, may rend-r their ce;use in,atf local rircum.
stances colaWdered, as re•i.ectabla as those of any similar insritU.
tinn in Scot land. It i; pro:osssi that the Rector mall have Ninety
Pounds per annum of salary, with a reasonable allowanee is lieu
of a free house to be her:after agreed on; that the other Masters
shall each have Eighty 1:ouliils without a House, till the Ditto.
tors shall bb able to complete the projected plan of the Buil
which is Intended to include houses fur the accommodation of the
families. of the Masters. The directors confidently hope, that
there will be a numerous resort of Sehola►s to the Acad.my oat
of the extensive population of Ross and other Northern Counties,
and that from the cheapness of provisions, and other favourable
circurnstances,the Nlawers will lie enabled to receive Boarders
on moderate terms, and yet derive to the:ms••ives such en►oits.
ments as will make their coi.dition very comfortable and it•depen•
dent. The peculiar advantages of the local situation of this Se-
minary, tor the health, morals, and education of youth, will be
inure particularly made known to the Public, after the arrange►
►rents for the Claises are fixed and the Masters appointed.
As it is the most anxious desire of the Directors that none bet•
men of established character and abilities shall b• employed as
Teachers ►n this Seminary, they are resolved to encourage no ap.
plications from any who found thzir pretensions on private into.
rest or favour. C.n idates who can produce u exceptionable
testimonies of their character and merit, e.pezially if they have
had experience and success in teaching Youth, are Invited to
transmit, before the 28th day of October next, letters of appll-
cation (accompanied with the proper certificates), specifying the
branches which they undertake to teach, and the period they cats
enter on their duty, if elected, to John Urquhart, Esq. Towers
London, or to William Murray, Esq. Eldest Bathe of fain.
N. B. From either of whom they will receive early intimatioa
of the time and mode of electioe. •

• MONEY M4ll-tERS.
ANY Gentleman wanting a Sum of :Money and
procuring a friend to join hitp in a Bilionay be acconuno.
dated to any amount. Monei advuked on ail sorts 9f secur.tieS
for any length of time and t' any extent, by applyirtgor address-
Ong (pest paid) to Mes.rs. Drummond and Cn. Russell Mews,.
Howland-meet, Fitzroy-square.--Persons who have Monq to
lay out, will always find securities at chit Office by which they
may mike 10 per Cent. of their money without sinking the
!principal.

VOR those distressing_ DEBILITIES ithicz, pre.
vent or render unhappy the Marriage-state, as will as for,
every species of Debility, Relaxation, dcc. however indicated; or
front whatever caps, arming, long expel-settee has prated, Sir.
HANS SLOANE% RES FDRATIVE and REANIM.A t IND
PIUS to be the most certain and sovereign Remedy.
A Pamphlet, descriptive of their virtues, and much titoful
formation for the Nervous, Debiliqted, Retosed 44.^. may be had
as Perrin's Medicine Wareh .IM, 23, 6uutkamptoli-otreet, :grand,
where the Pills are Sold, wholesale and retail, at Boxes, tOs. bd.
and tour times the quantity, 3Ss. Sid, retail, by Sangar, 00,
Oxford-street; Ward, i 24, Holborn; Randall, Royal Li, henget
and every Proprietory Medicine Vender in London. To Prr.
sous in the Country, enclosing payment and postage to Mr. Per.
rin, they will be immediately forwarded.

TO EAST AND WEST-INDIA. AMERICAN, and RU4.514,
MERCUANTS
1 P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mir-
., • chants of Em land, and .I'raders in general, that for. the con-
venience of sale, he hes placed his lUNI PEI( ESSEN( E of PEP-
PERMINT, and other Medicines'i in the hands of Messrs.
SUAW and Env/saes, 66s St. Paul's Church-yard. • . •
This ESSEN CS is a szfe, effectual, and plea-ant Remedy in
Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicy Pains in the Stalnach and
Bowel., Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-sickness, Nausea atten-
dant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and I.as•it,ltie arising from At-
mospheric Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries from inclement
weather, the abuse of splritueiss liquors, and in the spasmodic
siFec?ion of the S:oraach and Bowels, so common in infants,—
adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Fatuity Ma.
dicine, or for the Ara/ or Navy, it will be foam' • 'Saleable
acquisition.
Junteta Essence of Peervistiur.is so well \known.as a vs.
luable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Advcr.
tisement Is to guard purchasers itainst the neater ors Counterfeits
which areprepared by Druggists, &c. especially if the °Me. is
'for Exportvion. The only Caution J. P. Head; ran glve, is to
see that J. P. Heath, Kittingfiam, is engrstvsci on the govern-

went vamp.
Sold wholesale and retail; by Ehaw and Edwards, No. Crii, St.
Paul's Church yard,in bottles ft. W. end is. W.

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TO SEAFARING MEN, AND THOSE Wit) ARE 90 ING
TO RESIDE IN tits %Low!, UR WEST I NDIYI
,rTHE CORDIAL BALM of. QUITO wiU pro"
.1. the most valuable acqui-Itloli they can possess; if they take.
*tad a preventative, their constititionswiii he proof aphis, every
change of cantata ; and if they are provided with it rwtake on.
the first symptom of illness the most alarming tropiMi eli!easns
will be arrested in their progress, and dfvested of every fatal cod-
sequence. If taken on tha first appearance of catching cold, as
shivering fits, suppressed perspiration, sud!en bead.achs, &r.
CAERNARVONSHIRE--NORIH WALLS. i Those whose prudence induces them to use this pretend -in wit
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, I never have fever in any climate. As a restorative., the Coreirl
have Impaired their health by a residence in hot and miherd.ffyT"
HE MANSION and ESTATE of BENARTH,
I Lam of Quito is the most potent niedicine t xtant. 'fho+c who
containing about 135 Acres situate near one mile from the
town of Conway, and commanding a beautiful view of its Bay, ' "mates I the young of either sea, whose infirmities rbseateru prat.
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River, and country adjacent; the House, with suitable Office, mature old age, a lite of nthery, and an tarly'dissolu son : ald ,
and Fum-yard and its buildings in Perfect repair, and newly and those snore advanced in years, whose tottering saptess Irames ap-
compleatly Furnished, fit far the immediate reception of a family
par withered and almost worst out, are tbe more =wits's Olt-
or dittleetturt; the Lands highly improved, the Gardens, Hot. jects Of tins soothing Balm, the benigninfwhich ism f,
ce 07 which„'
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houses, and Orchards in full-bearing, and producing abundance extended to the whole class of Valetudinarian** lb* lanrisii
of the finest Fruits; its Woods and commanding situation have ooping spirits will be revived and exhilarated; digeouomw.ll he
been so much the object of admiration, that it is unnecessary to promoted ; hi short, the tone of the nerves will he restored, an.l
enter into any description of them. , by these memos the whole constitation will be renovated.
Two detached Farms, with good Houses en them, containing I Ibe Cordial Balm of Quito is sold, wholesale and retail, by
about 50 Acres, will be bold with the above, or separately. Weston and Co. girt Strand, London ; and 'retail by the.Vevders .
Appl to Mr. Robinson, Nal, Carey-attest, Lincoln's Inn.
of Patent. Medians thrniii,hout . Lt. United Kirsgdetn, p;ice
y .
Alirsau6frate, &diner, at Baartb, will slim the pandits. -11*
t• 94. "IN ‘4l; sod family batka Sag en *Mel' the iNiaCt
IllY 9s.
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