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London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

GUYS ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS.

This day was published, illustrated by Eighteen beautiful Plates,
price only 4 neatly bound, the Second Edition, of
IILENIENTS of ASTRONOMY, familiarly ex-
plaining the general Phanomena of the Heavenly Bodies,
and the Theory of the Tides; to which is subjoined a complete
Set of Questions for Examination, for the Use of Private Stu-
dents, as well as Public Seminaries. Intended as a Companion
to the " School Geography" of the same Author.

JOSEPH GUY,
I'ornierly Professor of Geography at the Royal Military College,
Great Marlow.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Crudock, and Soy, Paternos-
ler.row. By whom also are published, the following popular
School Boots of the same Author, viz.
1. The School Geography, with Seven Maps, Seventh FAL-
tion, price 3s. bound in red.
4. 'llse Pocket Cyclopadia ; or, Miscellany of Useful Know-
ledge I iligkth Edition, 12rno. prier Bs. bound.
3. New British lteader, with Seventeen Wood Cuts, Third
thlition: price 3s. 641. bound.
‘. Schaal Cyphering Book for Besinners, on fine Writing
Paper, ita. New Edition, price Bs. 6d.
& A Key to the same, price 6d.
6. New British Primer, with numerous Cuts, price 6d.
7. New British' Spelling Book, price Is. 6d. bound.
B. Chart of General history, Aricient and Modern, price Ts.
coloured ;on canvass and rollers 10s. 6d. and varnished 14a.
& A Geographical Rey to the Problems and Questions% Guy's
Geography, price Is. 6d. sewed.
Also, hy Mr. Joseph Guy, ..6.
1. rue bit lisp School G-animar, price 11. 6d. boiled.
2. Tti e New Latin Primer, price 2s. bound.
i. Nov Exercises ist Oriboirapliy, price Is. bound.

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OA, TIII WINE JAR BEWITCHED.
A Nate Irish Ltd, for two gallons of Wine,
11 lied I ort and pale Sherry, was lately dispatch%;—
Said rat—" Atrah, fait! if I rightly divine,
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Ili eyes on the Wine-Merchant's Boots as he set,
And gleaming his image in Warren's fine Jct
" Well guess'd," said the ether, who scem'd to delight
In the joke—" two young devils, and docile they are,
Your pleasure attending :"—a two gallon Jar
-Now Patrick produc'd, for his red wine and white;-
1" Here now in this Jar the two gallons you'll pop 'eni,
" The red at the top and the white at the bottom!"
" The Devil go with you!" the Wine-Merchant cried,
With Patzick's strange whim as at last be complied.
At home and in waiting—" a glass, Pat, of Sherry,"—
His master, to l'at'e great discomfiture, order'd ;
" Augb, fait now, for that don't you be in a hurry !"
Said Pat, on the pales of vexation who border'd;—
" The Devil's own luck I so happen'd to lot 'em—
" The red at the top and the white at the bottom !"
" At top and at bottom!" surpris'd, cried his Master,
Presaging some strange and eccentric disasta !
" A lass then of red ; and now Paddy more asy
Pour d one front the jar—hut seem 'd suddenly crazy;
In wonder absorb'd, and by terror transbz'd,
For red wine and white now together were miz'd !
Bad luck to the tieves, now, that lodge in the Jet !
" The wine-mixing Imps that the Jar were attacking;
" For top of the white sure the red wine was set !'
And none still be swears could the mischief beget,
Save they, the young Devils, in Warrens Jet iNsekiss
This Easy Shining said Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by