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By SAMUEL BROOKES FL S

London : Pritited for John and Arthur 'Arch, 61, Cornhill.
" It behoves us to state, that Mr. Brookes evinces an intimate
andlearased acquaintance with his subject, that he duly blends
penresdry w:th brevity of description, that he has bestowed on
Ida Plates an unusual degree of correctness and el.g.tiice, and
that be has carefully prepared the way for the prosecution of hb
favourite study, on the must enemies: scale."—Monthly Re-
view, Nov. 1816.

SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY—WI CH THE NEW CON rINEN-
I'AL, ARRANGE MEN I S.
TM" day wu Published. price se bound In red, a new Edition,
I ZUY'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY; on a new,
4.,A easy, and highly laymen, P•an ; comprising not only a
complete general Description, but much Copographlcal Informa-
tion, expressly adapted Cu every Clan. of mere. both In Ladies'
and (Madmen's Seboids„ Royal Tema with seven correct Maps.

• By JOSEPH GUY, late Professor of Gengiaphy, Rs.
Royal Military College Great Marlow.
London: Printed for Baldwin, College,
eh, audio! , Paternoster
row; and Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
Whore may be had, by the rime Author, a new Edition, just pub-
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The Pocket Cyclopedia; or, Miscellany of useful Knowledge,
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sensor Scholars, and for young Persons in general ; containing
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use in School*. The 7:11 Edition, with many important new
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is referred for more mended Information.
Also at the same place may be had, new Edit:ons of the rest
of Mr. Guy's Elementary Works.

BRUCE'S GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY.

This day was published, the Sth Eaton, with very considerable
Improvements, Prier 7s. 6d. neatly bound.

AN INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and
ASTRONOMY by the Use of the Globes and Maps. To
which are idded, the Construction of Maps, anJ a fable of Lati-
tudes and Longitudes. By E. and I. BRUCE, Teachers of Geo-
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This Work contains, besides the usual contents of a School
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their Situation, Longitude and Latitude, Exports, Import., Om
A complete Table of Al the Twans of Englaud and Wales. Scot-
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(eclat returns their Situation, Trade Ste. distinguishing those
that sand Mettl i
er, to eacliament,Eishoprics, &c. &e. the whole
divided into three Pans : the first descriptive of Geography; the
ad containing Problems on the Teirestrial Globe, and the Sd
the Celestial Globe.

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