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IMPROVED GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS.

Just published, very neatly printed, price Ss. bound, the Se-
cond Edition, corrected, greatly enlarged, and brought down
to the l'eacc of Paris, ISIS,'

E_ • •
LEMENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY,
Ancient and Modern. To which are added Historical, Clan-
deal, and Mythological Notes. • By A. PICQUOT.
From among various testimonies in favour of the first rdition
of this work, the following is extracted for its brevity :—" This
is a useful and well-judged little work ; it has been me Plequot's
object to discard from the elementary study of geography, curl
tying superfluous, aitd he has susoieded in compressing an im-
mense quantity of &tail into a convenient and manageable com-
pass. -We are not aware of any better method of teaching geo-
graphy, than by making the pupil familiar with the application
of the contents of such a book as this to the map."
London : Printed for Lackington. and Co. Finsbury-square;
and O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Alaria-lane..

PARIS.—To PARENTS AND- GUARDIANS.
ALADY, who has had the advantage of a liberal
education, with considerable experience both in. Public
and Private Teaching, his, by the advice of many rtspectable
persons, established a SEMINARY for a select number of
young Lalies, in a very airy, retired, and healthy situation, over-.
looking the Gardens of the Luxembourg Palace. •
The Pupils will ha.ie every facility for acquiring the French
language with correctness and fluency, together with Music and
Dancing, under ed.. mOst approved Masters ; and tuck other
elegant and useful accomplishments as are more particularly to
be met with in the French Metropolis. The most assiduous at-
tention will be paid to their health, morals, and genetti improve-
ment, particularly to the formation of, their miudt in the prin-
ciples of Religion, as established by • ihe Church of England;
they will also exporiencc parental kindness, withlhe most libe-
ral treatment. Terms moderate. A desirable opportunity will
offer inunzdiately after the Miditimmer Vacation of accom-
panying some young Ladles who zze going to Paris, under proper
protection, to join this Establishment.
For further partizulars apply (if by letter, post-paid), to Mr.
Townsend, No. 47. Lime-street, near the India-House; Mr.
Hillier, No. 9, U....i0n-place, Lambeth; of Messrs. Deacons,
No. 2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill.
Ladies who have finished their Education, but who may wish
to acquire a perfect pronunciation of the French. Language, will
Had the above a most desirable Institution.

FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFYING TUE TEETH.
TTHE VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER has so
long been the appendage of every toilet of rank and fashion,
that it is unnecessary to offer any further recommendation of it.
Being composed of Vegetables, and without the assistance of any
mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the
usual objections spinet the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive
power is just sulkiest to annihilate those destructive and corro-
ding puticles which generally adhere to the Gums and in the in-
.erstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the former, and pro-
motiiig a new enamel of pearly whiteness (where it has been hi-.
jtund of corrected) on the latter. It likewise Imparts a firmness
and brautifulredness to the rola ; to the breath the most de-
tectable sweetness, and if used constandy,,as directed, will pre-
serve the Test/sin a sound state even to old age.
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d.-byR. BUTLER and SONS, Che-
mists; No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St..Paurs, tAndon ; and 34,
Sickville-street, Dublin; and *by the prineipal Perfumers and
Booksellers throughout the Unitedjiingdom. N. B. Purchasers
arc requeised to observe dud the name and address " Bktkr, 4,
Cheaesiik," are engrains{ in the stamp and label attached to arch*bar
e this esteemed Dentfince, as IMITATLAiIIf it arena, sold under
the somatic of Vegetable koth Powder.
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DR. SOLOMON'S celelintted MEDICINES con-
tinue tb be Sold as usual by Leigh, Sttand ; Neon, 150,
Orlord-street; Sutton and Co. Bow Churcl-yard; Butler,
Cheapside ; Tuts, &change; and Mart, Holborn,
The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, for so many yew
resorted to with sincreaidug revs-Atka in ail stages of Nervous
Diseases, is a mild atinullant and coiroborant, which improves
the spirits, and happily invigorates the whole' 'Totems •
Ili" Price 1 is: per bottle, and Family Houses, containing the
quantity of four small ones.,.for 335. yriterebyl le. are saved.
Also, the ANTI-131PECIGE/04, or SOLOAION's
DROPS, efficacious in eradicating ftoat the constitution every
species of Scorbutic or Scrofulous taint, tired ably respected.
for their virtues in purifying the blood, and desolating it to ex-
pel naittotrqind inspurajaiess. . : • • •
0.• .Frice bottle,.and ,Family bottles at 33a. cent:dn.
I the quantity of four stall ones, whereby Ali. mit be saved.
With each bottle Is given a copious bill of directions. The Go_
tonment Labile. Stamp Pagoda voids " Saint. Sofoitton„. Li.
Tolloolk; AMPIOIII s. fis.oacial.letereellon, sod b optrosegdy
Ot
.9Recarkte Er4at paccAtsew. Ergot counted*
bni-
Yin Pow* Carjrrtatzile; had at Gilead jlnuoe
Livelitodtf the Petiints,-.die a- Ai Note, Miry hay;
levities the virloareemvidieslot ;A thews elletlicina are-
, recommended, as heretohne.--.Suoit letters should be post-paid,
and addressed to Gilead Louse. near Livelpool.

• .
At the Custom-House, DOVF.R, on num.*, the 19th of
July, 1819, at Noon,
THE GOODS UNDEIt-MENTIONED;
in sundty 1,445, viz.
About 38 Gallons lirandy,,Over Proof.'
, 400 Diuo Gunerd, ihrer,Pretof.
• 1:18 Ditto Ditto, Under Proof.
• 116 Pounds Tea.
- • 9 Gallons Wine.
• 12 Pounds Plums, _
A Deposit 0f.1.:45 yg: Cent. Will be required.
• •• . PORT OP FALMOUTH.
Hy Ordsy of the Honourable the Cummissismaen of his Majesty's
Distant, on Wxnassosr, the 21st July, 1819, at Ten o'Clock
in the Forenoon, at the Csisonttsonse in this Port,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
511b* Quicksilver
59 Wine sad other Glasses
19 Chairs
/9 Pail Shoe
19 Flower Pots
1 Box Watch Movements
16 dez. Boxes Tooth Powder
167 Cocoa Nuts •
12 Pot; ate. S'weetmeats abd
Pickles
1 Plank Brasil Wood •
3 Silk Gown Pieces
2 Pieces Cotton
7 Bottles Medicine
Flasks Oil
Some Sbadducks, Braces,
Blacking, &c. &c.
the Materials of the Sloop
!AN.

'6 ;QOM Brandy
01 'Reap
, &OM
25 While
23Abs. Coffee and Cocoa
$64 .Pepper
1200 Salt
31. Pt-ulcers for Beds
13 . Almonds
36 Tei
24 Bice
$5 Tamarinds
'125 Cheese
40 Butter
210 Sugar
26 Tapioca
34 Arrowroot
And thelbroken-up Hull an.
ST. J I
Also 3 Pieces Foreign Si
24 lbs. Chocolate
The Goods may be viewed two

ilk t
for Exportation.
days preceding the day of Bale.

- - By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garraway's, on Tessoav, the llth of July, at 12 o'clock,
fir HE celebrated Estate of PIEKCEFIELD, near
1 Chepstow, in Moomouthshire; the-Property maim of a
noble Mansion, standing in a Park of 571 Acres. bounded on one
side by a Stone Wall, on the other by the River Wye. The
whole Estate comprises TWO THOUSAND SIX. HUN-
DRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES of Land, eg-
tending on both the bafiks of the Wyk, from close to Tintern
Abbey, to the Town of Chepstow, and is of the arnual valise of
THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY