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London, England, 1816-07-22 00:00:00

EARLY KNOWLEDGE.

nil day was published, neatly printed, in Two Pocket Vols. I
with Frontispieces, price 10e. 6d. in boards, or 12s. half-bound,
banning a complete Nursery Library, New Editions, greatly
Intproved, of
)R. MAVOR's CATECHISMS; or, Fit st Prin-
ciples of Knowledge and instruction fur Young Children
Si either Sex ; fur the Use of Schools and Families.
The following ribjects are comprised in the Series, and are sold
separately, price Is. each : The Mother's Catechism, or Early
liesedledge—Catechism of Health. containing simple and easy
Maxims for the matragethent of Children—General Knowledge,
era Brief Introduction to.tbe Arts and Sciences—History of Eng-
land, to the present Day—Universal History—Catecili•-in of Geo-
MOP, or an Easy Introduction to the Knowledge of the Globe
and its Inhabitants—Animated Nature, or Account of the Animal
liiagdom—Botany, being a Description of the Vegetable King-
--Catechism of the laws and Constitution of Eugland—and
Catechism 01 the Bible, or Sacred Truths.
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• To the Public—Since the first appearance of Dr. Mavor's
Series of Catechisms on useful and important subjects, there have
keen several imitations of the general plan, and direct plaglarionn
ef the tiers. His publishers consider thiras a compliment to a
*el-known and loug-experienced writer for the instruction of
Youth, rather than what was probably intended—an insidious ,
Meter to fuitt off, under this disguise, works, which, In some
ewes, are neither sound in principles, nor correct in point of facts.
lhey terrain however,, from enlarging on this subject; sued
ialy respectfully request,that Parents and Teachers will give
tilt preference whkh they may feel to be &Se, to the unctions
°ln teal name; or, at least, that they will examine mid compare,
Wale they decide.
New and Improved Editions are consranity in the Press; and
de °digital Series of Ten Cateshisms Will probably be extended,
It to very distant period.
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ANEW and CORRECT MAP of the UNITED
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MR. CHITTI"S PRACTICAL TREATISE
on the CRIMINAL. LAW, just published, in Fuur large
Volumes, Royal Octavo, contains
Vol 1. The Princiilles. Rules, and Practice which affect Cri-
minal Prosecutions in general, front their commencement to :tail
conclusion.
Vols. 11. and 111. The Law relative to_ each particular offwice,
the Process against the offender, the Indictment, the Defence,
the Evidence, the ludgment,and Punishment; with a very corn-
prehenuve Collection of Precedents of had emeriti; and Informa-
tions for each offence, with Notes on the europium:. pans of
'such Precetkins.

Vol IV.. The Pleas to Indictments and Informations and Pro-
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Magistrate.. and others in the course of the Prosecatiuti, whether
by Indictment or information.
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gahtiton Of
he uncial'
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