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London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

LOOKING GLASSES AND FURNITURE.

QEVER AI, large SECONI)-NAND PLATES,
1.3 suitable for Chimneys, Piers, and Chevab, are now on
Sale, on reasonalsle Terms, at Coort:a, 11.1.1.t0r, and Coorze's
Cabinet, Upholstery, and Looking-Glass Manufactory, 93, Dl-
shopsgatc.strcet- Within.—New Glasses furnished, as large as 130
by 72 inches, 120 ►ay 80, or any less dimensions, at very reduced
prices.—Plate Glass fur windows fitted in at a greater relative
advantage than Crown Glass.
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Propri2tors of hotels and
others, will find this Warehouse &serving attention, from its
extensive Variety of the best tuanufacturcd Cabinet and Chair
Work, constantly on Sale, every Article being offend at a con-
siderable Reduction.

Furniture delivered to any part of the Country, without risk
of htjury or expense of packing.

• A CORONATION CRACKER.
Ina few days will be published, with ;so Cuts, pries la.
AASLAP at SLOP and the BRIDGE-STREET
GANG, a Carettatiatt Cracker With the Lifeof DOC-
TOR SLOP.

By the AUTHOR. d the POLITICAL HOUSE that
JACK BUILT._

Printed for William Hone, 4S, Ludgate-IAL

NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.

Published this day, Kies Ss. bound, Third Edition , greatly en-
larged And improVed, to which it, for th,. first time, added,
a Map of Geographical Definidons,
f EVENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY,
Ancient and Modern. To which are added, Historical,
Claszical, and blytholoOcal Notts.
By A. PI COKOT, Paddington-House.
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" This is a esAul and well-judged little Work; it has been
Mr. Picquot's object to discard from the elementary study of
Geography everythirg superfluous, and he has succeeded in
cempressing an immense quantity of detail into a convenient and
manageable compass."—Nitle Eclectic Review.
London: Prime(' for Lackington, Hughes, and Co. Finsbury-
square ; and G. and W. IL Whittak-r, Ave Maria-lane.
01 the sante PubliAters may he had, by the same Author,
yubl;sited this day,
I. F.!ements of Astronomy ; to which is prefiscd, An Histo-
rical Sketch of the Rise and rrogrets of that Sdence; with Cop-
&c. prig is.
2. A Sketch of Modern History, from the Destruction of the
Western Empire, A. D. 476, to the close of the Year 181 S; by
A. Incyt,rt, price Cs.

51 IDSUNIMER VAC ‘TION.
TO SCHOOLMASTERS EXCLUSIVELY.

'lids day was published,
ACATALOGUE of DICTIONARIES, Gram-
mars, Greek and Latin Classics and other School Books;
seri:titer with a selection of the hest Works, adapted for the im-
pt • tement and recreation of Young Persons, in elegant binding.,
as a'reient-; or School Reward Books, which are now selling
wholes.:le, by LACKIN:ITON, HUGUES, HARPING, MAVOR, and
Liman°, lictsbory-square.—ln this New Catalogue, the Pub-
lisher: have the satisfaction to inform Schoolmasters, the Rrices
of many of the articles have been considerably reduced.
Cl L. and Co. may be had, published this day, price 3s. 6d.
1.. t Geegraphical Exercise Book, designed for the Use of
S.;l- •:sl.-. and Private Families.—By C. Robertson, Surrey-House
Ac.a.emy, ii..Atington-Cross.
" We long approved of the plan, and have often re-'
Ire:tr.! th.: time which has been lost by the ripil in copying omit
sigh a hank as this. Mr. Robertson has rendered a great ser-
vice to schools, avTaich cannot cease to he felt as long as time
&el he considered valtable."

4. A Key to the queitions contained in the above Work, for
Teachers only, price
3. Stenagralilly ; or, The Art of Shcrt-hand Perfected. 24th
Edit. pricy 2s. 6d.
r Such is the po-spicuity of this popular treatise, that the
mode of taking down Trials, Speeches, Lectures, &c. may be
asquired by Youths at Schools, or by any Persons of the most
ic-divary c.ipacity, in a very few hours.—No less than Twelve
Mout:old cories have been sold, within these few years.