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London, England, 1818-08-08 00:00:00

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W. 16 A?. Af/MOI,
. >it the Cisweshisokee.. DOVF,R, on Ticenseati. the Mat of
Augual,,filisokt ll:sten &Clock in the Forenoon,
-THG(iOO3 UNDER-MENTIONED, in notary.
ime, vim 3z.o:anorts o...neva, 0. P.
131 Odium ditto U. P. • • r
124, NIL Dines natulkerchiefs 31 Silver Nit.clals
'II Date • beans SO Copper Ditto
ISS YardirThreed Lace 4 Musical Bsxes
. 45 Varas Silk ditto I Musical Work fax
143 Turd. Wnel.:tl Sle4lln 3 I1•"•usieal Snwf Box
'4 Worked Niuslin Dresses 30 Pounds Tea
1 Piece, and 6 dettay Pledes "15 Pounds Coffee
of Catnbrick 36 Pounds Sugar
11 Cambric Handkerchiefs 7 Pounds Ch weiate
tote Veil 1 Cwt. Verdigris
it. Angola ShaWls j
$6 Baskets.
1 Woollen Mande
The aboie Gerodiitill not be sold forless tbr.n the TrnpOtt Duties.
7 Cartoon Altdflcl4 164 Maps, 30 Dtateints
Flowers . A Quantity of Foreign (looks,
16 Tkahtem-s and other Artlcles.
„6111111*Pacee Print*
Wititingwot ha viewed. (tn oelailmme) the der 7 Pr0c7411114 tidt
on the morning of the day of Sale.
41 deposit of Twenty-kw per Cent. will be required. •
TO BR SOLD,
Pirsannt to an Order of the High Court of Chancey (made in
a Cane of Montagu against Garrett), before VA mess PMIL
STILATrOaD, FAq. one of the Matters bf the said Court. at the
Public Sale Room, in Southampton Buildings. Chancery-lane,
London, on TaURSDAT, the '.:9 h day of October, 1918, at
one o'Clock in the afternoon, in Three Lots.
jillE REVERSIONARY INTEREST of the De-
l. feudant James Garrett i i the Real and Fteno.tll Estate of
John Garrett, deceased. ionising of £4581. 6d. Bank 5 prr
Con. Annuities, in the name of the Accountant-General of the
Court of Chaectry ; of a Freehold Estate at Chudleigh, in Devon-
shire ; and of a Copybold Messuage, at Dawlisk, in Dsvonshire.
I rioted articulars whereof will shortly be ready, and may
then be bad at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton
Buildings, Chancery-lane; of Mears. Loxley and Son, Solicitors,
Cheap We: of Mr. Lasmoore, Solicitor, Red Lion-square, Lon-
don; sf Mr. Dolling, SoS±or, Devonsbite • and of
Messrs. Alexander and Hahne, Solicitors, New Inn, London.

CAPITAL WHEEL FOR THE REGENTS
BIRTII-DAY.
All the 30,000 Pounds Prizes
All the 2,000 ' minds rrires
Ali the 2poo Sovereigns
Al the - 500 Pounds Prizes
YET UNDR AWN,
And may he t'seded with ,i.e r'LARET, PORT, and
MADEIRA,
ALL NEXT WEDNESDAY,
Being the 14." it ch,y of Drawing Vie Lottery bnt One.
Warranted undrawn Tickets and Ah tree are Selling by
CARROLL, THE CO:ITRACTOR,
No.fr, Comhill, :IA '2C, Oxford-grey. London : who Shared
and &Id in the very last Lottery,
No. 9;431 a Prize of £20,000.
Besides right Capitals of gel,33n, .C.7‘o, &C.
• And Li C rz oT.L'S Ivo reotracts •
'7,735 £30,00013,645 £20,210
6,345 £:;0,000 4,349 £20,000
&c. &c. etc.
"-----114tTki-0E30,000 PRIZES
: And Sixeren other evitals yet in the Wheel.
„..
NEXT WEDNESDAY; AUGUST
Will be the Next Day of Drawing, when all theabove may be
drawn.
(21 WEBB, Stock-Broker, No. 9, Cornhill, and 17,
LA • Ludgate:street, congratulates these persons whose Tickets
or Shares were not drawn the First Day on their increased
value, in consequence of all the Great Capitals being yet in the
Wheel; and he earnestly recommends those who have not yet
made their purchases in the present Lottery, to peruse the fol-
lowing RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL:
2 - Prizes of - 430;000
2 - - £,ooo 3 - - I'3oo
9 £l,OOO 6 - -
5 - £;00 Sm. he.
A few Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are en Sale at
WERG'S FORTUNATE OFFICES, '•
9, Coruhill, and 17, Ludgate street, where RIG HT CAPITAL
PRIZES were Sold and Shared Last Lottery, and
TIIREE PRIZES OF £30,000
In the short space of Thirteen Months.

THE INTERROGATIVE SYSTEM OF
/DI:CATION.

1 T is now above twenty years s'nee the Proprietor
of the undermentioned Works submitted to Conductors of
Schools the first specimens of that series of improved Eltmen-
Pry looks which he had planned for the purpose of facilitating
the Instruction of Youth, and rendering the acciitensent of
knosledge at snore pleasant, rapid, and pertain.
hai since beets known to the world under the denominates
the interregadve System ; and, as opposed to some popular nis-
ch& deal Systems. its inventor has alto defined it, by way of
etnieence, the Thinking or Intellectual System—from the obli-
gation to think, or mentally work, on the subject of study which
it imposes on the pupil; and from the general improvement of
the intellectual faculties, of Which habitual mental exercise is a
necessary consequence. This System, in the popular works pub-
lished under the names of Goldsmith, Blair, Barrow, Adair, &c.
itaa been introduced into nearly every School of character in the
• British Empire, and has met with a degree of approbation far -
exceeding the original expectations of its author. The principle .
2 - -
ef teaching by Questions without Answers, which requires that
the pupil should furnish answers to questions, often complicated, S -
3 -
from the scattered data of his book, demanded various prepara-
tions on the part of the tutor; but the publication of.the Tutefr's A
Key, containing answers to above six thousand quest/out, has
removed every difficulty in practice.
Among the competitors of the Interrogative System, the re-
spected name of Preretout has appeared ; but it ought to be
known that his Sistem is precisely that to which the public at-
tention is now invited,-but which was taught in 'England many
years before the name of Piestat.oan In any manner transpired.
thhers have annexed questions to their books, and claimed
kindred merit; but, by an unhappy misconception of the prin-
ciple, their questions accord in arrangement exactly with the
order of the data to which they refer, and therefore afford no ...oft 0140 112'. I Yellow
exercise to the intellectnal faculties. Others owaie have so far eh* nee - gos. S"
mistaken the term " Interrogative System," as to obtrude on Bright Red -
the Pubtic, under its sanction, a series of Books on the obsolete chewatte
plan of question ancVanswer. While others have basely imitated prepared
both the Inveutoes plan an if his books, and have produced ea- Ree„.•
rimy; superficial, vulgar, and • inadem;ate compilations, whose -
only recommendations have been their close imitation of his
titk.pages, types, ornaments, and bindings.
As a means of protecting the Public against all such artifices,
and of supporting the rensttation of Isis Series of Books, 4 has
therefore iudged It expedier.t to subjoin
A COMPLETE LIST of these ORIGINAL WORKS:
I. Beete's Utneeeset. Peseerret ; or, General Grammar ell
all Arts and Sciences : serving as a Universal Text-Book fee i
every (la* in an Schools, es. ed. with 600 Questions, sold srPab
re Is.
at I
2. GOLDSMITII'II G4llllttalt Of GreTRAL 01004*PSIT ; trteloisj
inn Problems or: the- Globes, end- toe f.ipestions for Exercimel
with :traps, Vitws, acc. Se. dd.
3. Goinexisu's GRAMM/1 of BILISILSII G 100144741% Onlie4.l
tails of the. present State et the British •Ernpite in every Part of
the Wei!, Territorial, Political, and Commercial, with Maps,
Vietta, and 100 Qmetitions—es. • I
4. Staines Z.; Raltbsam of the Eansmars of Ameramettar. e,„
traced with more Engravings than any other Work on the same'
interesting Science, and learning the most popular System of
Astronomy ever published, with 500 guestions--es. 6d.
15. Rusanime's Gammen of hemmer) lbssisem, from the His LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
Creation to the Paste of Paris, 1814. with 400 Questions, a ROyal highness the Duke of YORK, Prcideat.
Chronotozy; tee. A. Surgeoe—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the ItarelVollege, Landoel
6. Beeee. s Guaemaes of Nestmet. and ESPEZIMINTAL Put. Governors—Earl 'of Egremont, Earl of Idoit4lll, Lien. Colonel
Melotrie in :Zits Branches; including a course of Chemist:;', J. Barry, 31. P. John Latoticite° M.P.
Geology,tce. price 6s: with 500 Questions, red separately, at Is. THE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the
17. Beeetosr's 500 iteserrteem on the blur Unites": ; being above INSTITUTION, for.the exclusive Treatment of
the only raranirver devised of implanting the Elements of the VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Canso-
thtistian Religion in the minds of young Chikiren, gummed, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted frosts
' 8. DAZROWS 300 gamete*, on the OiD TBSTAYLVT, mita- it, selected Mr. itteaNAN as its Surgeon, ssandine high eat
tlsi
fated to make Young Peesons intimately acquainted with the list of the Bola! College front having directed•Lis chief ',menden
Sacred history, 1a to those Diseases. Mr. Kteneau conceives it .z part of his official
. fiesimsbeet Glutamate of Semis Hamer ; including all duty to caution the rublir, by pointing be the List el the lined Col-
the mots in both the Old and New Testaments, with 400 Qiies- lege, published in Feb. tele, as the only sure guide; ..nd that no.
dom. and Maps and Engravings, 4s. aseertlon of persons assumieg such titles, and publicly ideerthlng
Me Amnia 500 04,52ta10ws on'tiomerelea's hrerofte of EMI- them, without tieing sanctioned by this List, are to he credited.
LAND, calculated to render Young Persons familiar with the The Annual Reports of the Leek Dispensary will prove that
Stighslllasory, le. some of the Meet dangerous Cases of Seatesuaxs, Ihnotrre, and
11. Abates 500 4:basement blenteet's Cesamelas, and at: other supposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organ,
11.
Roamers of Daimon Comments, to beets here radically and successfully treated.
le. Bram'. Ernmesit Ownmen, being the compktest, and Ni. K lERN AN may he consulted as astral, by both Sexes,
at the erne time the most seccinee Grammar extaut, with at his honer-21,
LOWEY C:IAILLOYSZ-STREI4", 1141,0114,440 tits
class, and 400 Cbmstions, Its. ed.—Anil where Letters front Town and Country arc to be addressed, and
Thew 'f wswe's Kay to the preceding Twelve Books, containing! the necessary Advice and Medicine will Ise given, or seat to any
410t473 to all the tanostiena, or east itafererreas Sec the pert of tie (Jilted Kittgdoin.
esters; with an intredeesion,-emplamatory of the-Smtems,4e. Just published, price 4s. Second Edition,
efilliatedifer flir Blesharmakille,=lS Wed- bellO(1, PItArtICAtOis4A4TATIONBIM the above ltisea.v-s,by F. E.,,,rnati,
whtlessle sad retail, of . Sneer, 61. Irlibelatieffal!ii MAI IlbtkAltatbe bail at W. I**, Flcetusitett i Se, escracettrervw
of all 800/eale& . sail hiefivelpstanuti.riolio.

BRITISH PAINT M,
STnrrr, C
IMPENETRABLE AND A
Invisible Green par Cis t.
Olive ditto - -73 i.
Bright Olive ditto 112'.
Dark Red - ans.
Bright Rea - Ztio.
Chocolate - - 4 Os.
Prepared Oil to thin theii
Refined Coal 'far thrown e 3
Beat White Lead per Cwt. Sei. I
Second ante do. 46..

INUFACTOHY, Qum:-
ATRI nr.
NTICOAROSIVE PAINTS.
Black - per CM. :;tic.
White - - - 488.
YeliOW - - Stis.
Slate and Lead )
Colours - Sl'

IStone - - - - sos•
in for use ss. per Callon.
Si:. per Cwt.—Common 15s.
Turpentine per Gallon 61.
I Linseed Oil . do. 4e. 51.
P OILS.
Refined Oil fpr 1 Si. Od. per
Tztent Lamp S Gail,n
Pale Whale Oil Zd. 6d.
Common ditto _ 6s. 3d. .

Genuine Sperm Oil lOs.perGaL
Good Burning do. 7s. od.
Pule Seal Oil es. OJ.

The Impenetrable Paints ere' suited to all Out-door Work,
where a handsome appearance and great durability are required. I
The Coal Tar Pant 7, particularly the Refined, will preserve I
WOO 4 fbr tnany years, however much expose,' w the eifeet•;
she worthstr, and it a oertain core for Vermin and Dry Rot ;
gifts a-coming nearly equal in apperranar to the best Paints.
The White Lead, Turpentine, Linaced Oil, and Painters' Cll.
lours, are of the b...st qualities. The Ismp Oils are warrautesl•
genuine, and from the manner in which they have been punned,
will be found superior to those generally road.
6EOIIOE UPTON and Co.
bier/dame cod tbr Trade supplied on advantageous terns.
MX. No quantity less than lilts. of the Impegettable Paints,
and I Cwt. of Coal Tar, sold.