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CLASSICAL EDUCATION.

This day was published, with One Hundred Maps and En-
gravings, price Bs. hound in blur,
AGRAMMAR 01: CLASSICAL LITERA-
TURE; or, Scholar's Key to the Study of the Latin and
Greek Authors, comprising a complete and compreheasive view
of ancient Geography, Jliography, Mythology, Manners, Cus-
toms, and Antiquities.
By BENJAMIN JOHNSON.
A compendious Volume, calculated to exhibit the knowledge
contained in this Work, having always bent a desideratum in
Classical Seminaries, this able, accurate, and elegant Volume
cannot fail to meet with a general reception wherever the Clas-
sics are taught. It Ls merely to be seen to command the ap-
probation of every competent judge.
Printed for Su Iticnaan PHILLIPS and Co. and to be had of
all Booksellers. _ _ .

Of whom may be had,
Dr. Robinson', Grammar of Universal History, with Tables,
Five Hundred Questions, Maps, &c. bound.
Also, the same Author's Ancient and 111odern History, at s.
and Ss respectively, with Maps, and numerous Engravings.

• JOHNNY (ZILE GENUS.
This day was published, by It. AccrRMANN,
No. I. of
THE HISTORY and LIFE of JOHNNY. QUIE
GENUS, THE LITTLE FOUNDLING, containing,
three coloured Engravings by Rowlandson, and 7.2 pages of Let-
ter-press, by the Author of the Three Tours of Dr. Syntax—in
Search of the Picturesque—of Consolation —and of a Wife—the
Dance of Death, and Dance of Life. This Pocm will be com-
pleted in Eight Monthly Numbers, at fls. 6J. each.
Also, by the same Publisher, •
A lltsvocv of Marwte*, with a Series of 27 coloured En-
gravings, illustrative of the Customs, Manners, and Occupations
of the Inhabitants. Imperial Bvo. price A'll 2s. half-bound.
101, Strand, August 1, 1821.

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that they are real objects of charity.

THE CHAMPION'S REHEARSAL;
OR, 110 W TO BACK YOUR CHIRGER.
MAN(EUVIIING his nobly caparison'd Steed,
With dignified grace to advance and recede,
Rehearsing the part in the Pageant assign'd him ;
Three times had the Champion of Englan in vain
Essay'd, by a retrograde movemeet, to gain
Adroitly, the door-way of rail behind him !
" The J. of Renown" then an Amateur cried,
4, That long has to Taste.and high Fashion supplied
4, The acme of dress—and is justly accounted
" The source of rich incident—now shall display
" Its curiaus effect ;—by its magnetic ray
" Each barrier of ultimate success surmounted!"
Array'cl then in Boots of pre-eminent-hue,
Where rose, as if in two bright mirrors, to view
The fine flitting forms of reflection's creation,
Ills station the Amateur took, on lhe line
'Directly of egress—his skilful design
Sustain'd by the plaudits of warns admiration !
And now from the door to the luminous It
The Champion advanc'd, and the Charger then met
His minikin form in the glossy reflection;
In retrograde motion still eyeing his shade,
An unoblique exit till finally made—
The ,Tel his true guide of geometric direction!
And thus, by ingenious expedient train'd,
The honours of Westminster Hall were sustain'd,
The Champion with graceful facility backing
His steed from The Presence ;—and now to fulfil
Attainment of taste and equestrian skill
" Resort," say the adepts, " to Warren's Jet Blacking !"

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