The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-08 00:00:00

SALVADOR HOUSE SCHOOL,

LOWER TOOTING, geRRLY.
BY JOSEPH LANCASTER.

Having travelled through the greater part of
three kingdoms, for the purpose of diffusi:ig
nefits of Education to the Poor, JOiEPII LA NC t.Ti
the Inventor of the Royal British System of LI,
firm, has resolved, in compliance with the rep.
solicitations of his friends, to open his house fot
reception of a number of boarders, for instruct
in the elements of classical and commercial wins
tion, under his superintendence.
• Great is the eacoumgeremit he derives from the.
perience he has obtained by the elucation of sere,
thousand children, many of whom arc now hill
situations of trust and respectahi:ity. Daring a
ries of years, he has made educatiJa in every sh:
his study and delight; and the success u. the II
•animates bin( with future hopes of good to the j-ot
under his care, and to the nation iu general. Situal
for many years in a peculiar field of exertion, hr
felt actuated by a disposition to improve every adi
I (age in a systematic manner. Having carefully ►
dyed the art of forming and governing the mind
its own medium, he enters into this branch of
profession with peculiar interest, and with a detem
nation that his undertaking shall be distinguished
System in the arrangements of every part, and by
siduity in affecting its important objects. :7_2
WiSh to have any child in his house, whom he si
nut be able to treat as his own; and therefore
adapted his terms so as bcst to realize this intenti
While he undertakes the superintendence of
whole concern, a part of the duties will be delei
to those who are %veil qualified for the charge.
plan on which the Institution is founded, is form,
under the private sanction of some gentlemen
high classical and commercial attainments.
effort will be made to convey knowledge in a prat
cal manner, to develop and cultivate talent, and
direct the bias of the youthful mind towards obtain
those results, which are most congenial to Chris,
nity and the true happiness of man.

Intolerance will never be suffered to intrudt
the harmony of his family, and Educatio►► will
conducted by him, as it always has been, with,
the bigotry of proselytism.
Tuition in the Latin and French Languages ;
lish Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geograph,
Book-keeping, Geometry, and Elementary 111;
matics, &c. &c.

Terms.—Board and Education, including
necessary expense, except unforeseen contingei
of illness, &c. Forty Guineas per Annum.
One sum is proposed to cover every expense
board and instruction, instead of increasing the'
charge by a number of minute items —Ent
Three Guineas.

To prevent the possibility of bad debts, every
year's expense is expected to be paid in advance :
the terms are formed, in reality, to save pares
from extra and needless charges.
AuE.•:--No boy to be admitted under nine,
above fourteen years of age.

CLIITAINTY.—Every pupil to be engaged, on
mission, to continue twelve months, utile. 94 remoi
by the loss of relations. This certainty of time,
far as human nature an influence it, is absolut
needful to evince to the parents what improvernew
the System will produce.
ItEwAaris.—A number of premiums will be gii
to those who make the greatest proficiency, is eau
lation, in its purest form, will be a grand mein
used to encourage and stimulate the rising genius
youth.