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PRACTICAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

AVariety of desultory performances being at this
time submitted to the attention of the Public, under the
empirical pretence of supplying alleged defects in the Books
..spted to Religious Education, the Titles of the undernivn-
u :led established and much approved Works are respectfully
t;:bmittal to the attention of all those Parents and Instructors,
wia• may hitherto have neglected to combine the Elements of
Knowledge with other objects of Liberal Education.
1. FIVE HUNIREI) QUESTIONS (without Answers)
tne various Books,_ Facts, and leaang Doctrines, of the
EV; TESTAMENT; being the only means ever devised for
teaching Young Persons the Elements of the Christian Religion.
lir the Rev. S. Barrow, price ls. with 13 to the dozen.
.2. FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS (without Answers)
tar Books, Facts, and general Doctrines, of the OLD TES-
T 11IENT; being the only means ever devised, by which the,
t•ntents of that Sacred olume can be brought into annact
'A
-iv the intellectual powers of very Young Persons. By the
1 Cy. S. Barrow, price ls. with 13 as 12.
A GRAMMAR of SACRED HISTORY, consisting
t a snzcinct and popular view of all the Facts in the OLD and
•. w TESTAMENT, with Questions exercise. By Miss
of Bath. Illustited.by Maps abd other Engravings,
ir.ze 4s. hound.
c. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY, consisting of the Lives
and Characters of the most remarkable Personages in the OLD
NEW TESTAVNT, from Adam to :St. Paul. By the
Itrr..luirn Watkins, LLD. with 24 Engravings, price 75.
5. F I I,PY-T WO SERMONS for Schools and Families, one
`,t every Sunday in the Year; abridged from the most approved
"41•Ical Sermons et the most eminent Divines. By the Rev.
Earrow, price 7s..bound.
A THEOLOGICAL, BIBLICAL, and ECCLESI-
I ICA L DICTIONARY, being a complete body of
and general Note-book, illustrative of all Facts and Doc-'
'•int6 t= the Sacred Scriptures. By the Rev. John Rubinson,
b.l). price SM. in boards.
Pr reed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride-court, Lon-
-4'4,, and to be bed of Booksellers.

MR. WORDSWORTH'S NEW POEMS.
In a few days will be published,
THE RIVER DUDDON, a Series of Sonnets;
VAUDRACOUR and JULIA, with other Poems.
By WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
This Publication, together whit Peter Bell, The Waggoner,
and The Thanksgiving Ode, completes the third and last volume
of the Author's Miscellaneous Poems.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
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The Excursion, a Poum, in 4to. 21. 21.
The White Doe of Rylstone, a Poem, i^ 4to. I/. Is.
souTHErs POETICAL WORKS.

This day were published, in 14 Vols. toolscapBvo.
price XS. 10i. 6d. boards,
rrHE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT
sormity, Poet !Aureate, Member cf the Royal
Spanish Academy, of the Royal Spanish Academy of History,
and of the Royal Inq it ute of the Netherlands. Containing Ro-
derick, the last of the Goths, 2 vols. 16s. Curse of Kehama,
2 vok. 14s. 11:idoc, 2 vols. IG,. T'nalaba, 2 snip. 16s. Joan of
Arc, 2 vols. 16s. 31inor Po-ms, 3 vols. 18s. Pilgrimage to Wa-
terloo, 10s. ed. and Lay of the Laureate, 4s.—Any of which
may be had separate.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Drown, Londou.
Shortly will appear, by the same Author,
A TALE OF PARAGUAT, in l2mo.