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This day was published,

In One Vol. Etvo. price Ss. half-bound, calf, the Second Edition of
AN INTRODUCTION TO BOOK-KEEPING:
comprising INLAND AND FOREIGN TRADE,
arranged by Single Entry; Italian Method of Double Entry;
and the present Practice of the Counting-House : with a Corn-
y-triton of these three Methods. To which are subjoined, Queries
and Answers on Merchants Accounts, Book-Keeping, and Bills.
With Engraved Forms, kc. designed for Schools and Counting-
I Inuses.—Piy C. MORRISON, Accountant, Glasgow.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Are Maria-lane,
London ; P. Hill and Co. Edinburgh ; and Reid and Hender-
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Just published, price 4s. 6d. bound, the Second &Mon of

THE SCHOOL ORATOR; or, EXERCISES in
FLOC l-Tlo N, theoretically arranged; from which,
aided by short practical Rules to be committed to memory, and
repeated aft._r the manner of reciting the Rules in the Latin
Syntax, Students may learn to articulate every word with pro-
priety : be taught to modulate the voice and speak with am:lacy
of inflexion, from the easiest to the most difficult specimens of
English Oratolcal Composition.
By JAMES WRIGHT,
Author of the Philosophy of Elocution, Reading of the Uturgy,ficc.
" We are so much pleased with the arrangemer.t of this Work,
r:ltick is truly scientific in its principles, that we desire to offer
tha Author our best praise.
" We cannot sufficiently express the satisfaction with which
we have perused this Work."—Critical Review.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane.

This day were published, in Bvo price 12s. boards,

SERMONS on the UNION of TRUTH, REA-
SON, and REVELATION, in the Doctrine of the Esta-
blished Church of England and Ireland. I reached in the yam
1814, 1815, 1816.
By the Hon. and Rev. EDWARD JOHN TURNOUR, A.M.
Formerly of St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; Chaplain to the Dowager
• Countess Winterton ; Curate, Afternoon Preacher, and Dress-
ing Lecturer of Hampstead, Middlesex.
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" The subjects are judidously chosen, and treated of in a plain
and perspicuous manner, well suited to a popuiir audience. The
sound doctrine of the Established Church is conirmed.by nu-
merous and apposite lineations from Scripture; and the neces-
sity of a pure and holy Christian life, is continually enforced in
a mild, but earnest and persuasive manner. In the Sermons on
the Reformation, the leading causes, which in various ages of
the world, have opposed the progress of true Christianity, are
stated and explained ; the corruptions of Popery exposed ; and
the Faith of the Church of England clearly shewn to be the pri-
rniftre Christian Faith. In the Sermons also, the Author has
introduced as little of controversy ar possible."
British Critic, February, 19117.4 e

" The Preachers in the Evartelical form may be prowl ot4uch
a coadjutor as Mr. Tumour. We, whose views are literpry, can
only regret that the manner sacrifices high powert to ;iere bibli-
cal quotations; but what would delight ns, would fail in impres-
sion with the common minds of Church Congregations. Mr.
Tumour takes an idea of effect, and most powerfully supports it
by Scripture. He declines all logic."—Supplenient to Gentle-
man's Magazine, June, Ibl9.
Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and I3rown, Lon-
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The Warrileg Voice; a Sacred Poem, in two Cantos: ad-
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The Prowattant Church alone faitithl in linding the. Word of
Goo, proved, by a contrast with the Chute of Rome; is a Lia-
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