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APPROVED SCHOOL BOOKS.

rublished by J. SOCTCR, at the School Library, ;3, St. Paul's.
1. THE ENGLISH PRIMER ; or, CHILD'S
.1 FIRST Book. By the Rev. T. CLARK, with Two
Hundied Wood Engravings, price 6d.
2. INrANvn:c &roams, in Words of One, Two, and Three
Syllables. By Mrs. Fenwick. With six new I'lates, :Is. 6d.
" 11111 is one of the most interesting little Books that can be
put into the hands of a Child, after the Printer."
3. The NATIONAL. SrititiNo-lloost ; or, Sure Guide to English
Spelling and Pronunciation. Revised and improved by the Rev.
'l'. Clark, is. 6d.

" The spelling columns in this Book appear to have been ar-
ranged and accented with much care and attention ; so that chil-
dren, who may easily be made to understand the marks here
used to direct their pronunciation, will accuire an unusual de-
gree of accuracy, and avoid much future trouble."—Monthly
Review. _ _ _

4. The NATIONAL Rzanza ; consisting of Easy Lessons in
History, Geography, Biography, Mythology, Natural History,
&c. The whole arranged on an improved plan, and illustrated
by One Hundred Engravings. By the Rev. T. Clark, as. 6d.
" These. Lessons are judiciously selected; and there is a groat
deal of useful information in a cheap form."—Literary Gazette.
b. A TOUR of ASIA, with Alaps and Engravings. By the Rev..
T. Clark, Bs.

6. A 'foes. of &Rom, by the same, with Maps and Engrav-
ings; Bs.
7. The TRAVELS and ORSERTATIONS of the WANDERING Jaw ;
comprehending a View of the most distinguished Events since
the Destruction of the Temple ofJerusalem I with a Description
of the Manners, Customs, and remarkable Monuments of the
most celebrated Nations; interspersed with Anecdotes of emi-
nent Men of different Periods. By the same; Bs.
- 8. MURRAY'S ARRIDGEMENT of the HISTORY of FRANCE; 55.
9. A New and Superior Edition of GOLDSMITH% Munoz-
MENT of the Ilisvony of Roma, illustrated by a correct Map of
the Roman Empire; price 3s. 6d. bound.
10. FITE HUNDRED QUESTION!. deduced from the above. By
J. G. Gorton; Is.
11. Got DSSIITH'S ARRIDGEMENTof the HISTOSY of Gatectovith
a Map. of Ancient Greece; 3t. 6d.
12. FIVE flummso QUESTIONS, deduced from the same. By
J. C. Gorton; ls.
13. A KEY, containing the Answers to the foregoing Ques-
tions. By J. 6. Gorton; ls.
N.B. J. SOUTER has just published, for the use of Schools, a
New SERIES of Mars Of all the States and Kingdoms throughout
the World, corrected from the latest and best Authorities, of
Arrowsmith, and others, price 6d. each, coloured.

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, and STRUNG.—
The Advertiser, being the real Manufacturer, sells every
Article of the first Fashion and Workmanship, at the fullowin F

low Prices, viz.

Pearl Necklaces, from
Earrings, per pair -
Bandeaux - -
Tiaras or Sprigs -
Bracelets - -
Lockets - -
Brooches - - -
Crosses -

1. s. d.

f. s. sr.

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Every Artieleis composed of Oriental Pearls from the—Fiiht:ries
of Ceylon and Persia, which being manufactured and strung by
J. and H. BARLOW, No. 9, Lamb's Conduit-ctrcet (Lte of
Grange-court, and N'ere-street), are offered to the Public much
under their usual charges.
The utmost value, in Ready Money, for .Diamonds, Pearls,
Rubies, Emeralds, Old Plate, 3cc. ttc.
Ladies' valuable Pearls strung and cleaned at home, by Mrs.
J. H. &taunt.. _ • _

?gr. Several completa Suits of Pearls, from £2O to X3O.

lIOUSR OF LORDS, JUNE IS.

Counsel was further heard in the appeal," Marquis Cboituoa-
d,:ley r. Lord Clinton"—when the judzmeot of the Court below
wpsaftirmed.

• The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Crown
Lands' Revenue Bill, the Irish Courts Itquhition Bill, the
Irish Nisi Prins Bil!, the Irish It of Interest Dill,
and also some I'rivate
The Commissioners were the Loan CAANCELLOR, Earl of
SIIA FTESEC ;Le, and Earl BA ThelitST. - •
The Report a the Committee on the Queen's Ferry Bill was
laid before the I louse by the Earl of llossixv.
Mr. Thoustonr, from the St. Nicholas 114 Company, pre-
sented the arts of that Corportinn for the last year.
The Irish Election Ilegujation Bill was read a third time,
and pasged.
Tile Papers relative to the African Slave Trade were ordered
to be printed, on the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOW
The Marquis of LANSI)OWN gave notice, that un Wed-
nesday next he should move an Address to the Crown, relative
to this trade ; and moved that the House be summoned for that
day.—Ordered.—The Noble Marquh: also gave notice, that on
Thursday he should move the second reading of the Navigable
Rivers Thefts Bill.

The Small Debts Recovery BM was committed, and to-
ported.—Adjourned to Monday.