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-.M. ; • . .Ct :' . . e .,..•• -g i •-, , 4 • .\ . . , , "r` • 1 14 ) i \\*".....1'.5".d ... p i N...* ' ........, J. ....: ...A -... .:4, . C; , AL ..., r • .' . ~,,..,,••/ • • . .. , , lik O r 4.- jit' ''',. • A ., 1- ( -,,y 4 Yki 'i i =ll 1 ~...: E 4 1 li~ ~ '7 1 .1 i t •: f.. -i()1.9) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1809 PRICE SIXPENCE-HAI FPENNY. LAW BOOKS. \%"l If.Al ;a. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rI 9 NIS PRESI,NT EVENING, OCTOBER 14, will b.: acted a Comedy, callvd THE POOR GENTLEMAN. Fir Brantlde, Mr. NIUNDEN; Sir CEA Croplamil, Mr FARLEY ; be.' , lvrirls., Mr. YOUNG : rszenain Wormingtor, Mr. 'MURRAY; Mr. FA WCF: ; e v i T t l pus,, Mr. MANCTIARD; Fanol .rrowhy, Mr. ATKINS .; S!..ploci larrowby, Mr. EMFRY ;* Dobbins, Mr. WADDY. Lc...Ntii Mac 'fib, Mrs. DAVfiNPORT; . Emily Worthington, Mr.. GUMS ; ll a rroisby, Mrs. EME.RY ; BRISTOW. 'fa w herb will be athird, thy Mnlical Farce of THE FLITCH OF . BACON. 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J4MES COICB, Assistant Secretary. lIE next Meeting of the Tr ustees f or !slitting in - 1 - execution the several Acts of Parliament for . repiirlug the Highways laztween Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the Cbinty of Middlesex, and for aninding the Road leading from Brent Bridge over Hanwell Heath, through the Parishes of Hanwell; New I.lreinford, and Ealing, to the Great Western Road, in. the said County, and for other purposes, will be held at the House of Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the 'arilh of Ealing, on Saturday the 2lst day of October, 1809, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. C. H 11.1., Clerk. kit /NESS WANTED. NVHEREA&JOHN MAGAN and CHARLES BlLibillif did, In the Month of February, 1806, *nest the Execution of an Instrument by an elderly Clergyman, nf the name of CAPPER. at Mrs. Huntley's, No. tx), I/over-street. PiccadUlgt. I.4in4sin..and it ia wanted in the course of legal proce s s to authetnicata fuels Ittestation ; if therefore, the above Wit. news, m eitlnr of them, will be pleased to apply for thi; par pose IS Mr. Samuel Taylor. No. 37, Southampton Building., Chancery-lane, the obligation wiU be gratefully acknowledged, and ttfarty handsonstiy remunerated for his trcnble. I.aiely In Eight Volumes, lioftl Octavo, price 91.45. In bonds, REPORTS of CASES argued and determined J. in the High Court of CRANCIOLV,tedorth Geo. 114. to 44 Geo. 111. "WANTED, from year to year, or for a few years w certain ' within '2O or 25 miles of London, a laaalcomfek 'nisi:, FAMILY HOUSE in the Cottage stile, decent* and Teecably Furnisked, with Garden, Plantation or Paddock adjoin. h.z; 111farket 'Towns objectionable ; Village or vicinity of a Town, no objection.—Apply to Messri. D‘lury and Derby, No. 1, Tan fold•Goutt, Irmer Temple, London. Leave full particulars of nu •nber and size of Rmons, and general accommodation. • POPXJGAL CLOAKS, WARRANTED IMPENETRAELE TO WET. lIIVISFORD and SERJEAN'T',.Military end Manufacture: s of Water-proof Camblet, to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York, have the ho nour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, otni, their Friends, that experience having proved this article to be perfectly impenetrable to wet for any length of time, they can most confident . y recom mend the sa;:ie, particularly to Officers going too Foreign Service, where they are much exposed to the weather; beit , 7, light and pieasant wear, w:ll wrap is? in a small compass, and retain its .nideretrable qualities until the last. raati tr,,r. at hall past 5, and the Play at 'half-past 6. o n ?.7.chtiy, King Richard the Third. with The partner. .; .1, The Road to Ruin, and Tom. On ••• -day, Wild Oats, with Lock and Key. °: Alvi-chatit of Venice, and The Por•rait of By FRANCIS VF.SEY, El. of Lincoln's lon, Barrister-at-Law. ~k. London: Printed 'for %V. Reed, Law Temple-!gar ; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond Qum., Dublin. 'lbis day was published, In Octavo, price 13s. in boards, a nese Edition, bring the Third, with considerable. Additions, of PIANO 1 OR IT., With ADDITIONAL Nh. VS, PI.DAI., &c. &c. TO he SOLD, 14 Twenty-three Guineas, Ready klaney, made about a month since, c •st 53 Guineas, is ai girid ss mw, bebngtd to a Field Officer, who is gone abroad To Li: ',ln at No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, from Ten to Fear o'CloA. A COMPENDIUM of the LANV of EVIDENCE. BY THOMAS PEAKE, Es q . Of Linenla's Inn, Barrister at Law. _ _ ();; ; : l?w•r.r.l, with MI ti.t Woril's a Ft ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NI NILER.S. GRAND STX.V.F. Oa a Si w Plan, t o be drawn in ONE DAY ON FRIDAY NE'. r. T_TODG 7.8, PAINE, and Co. Stuck Brokers, 119, ').;:m -street, and 44, Sr. Jartbes'%-if ri•Le, arc nuw Cie hi the presaiv truly :I',.ND S l'ArE .1..t.:00,w0 in Capital whir Prizes. - 11 e v• • y .aperier advion.q;cii (tithe present Lottery ar.! sl•ewn, '.i,.:7•irers liainie; a sure Chance of all the Grand Capital nhole v. i a tirime: in ONE D.% 20:h uf OCtfh b t r, which Day tiee Immense Stir^ Of .!:80,000 inay tie gaiciil : .,:anther; and also, that i.:stettil of waiting in 5t.1 . 4.1Ce, :at former I,ritterie.t. the fart naafi, Po rcha ea:y oixe receive a NOLI,F, ; pENDENcE. London, Primed for W. Reed, Law Books Aler, Bell-yard, Temple-bar ; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond Quay. Dublin. be had only of than, the Inventors and sole Proprietors, Nu. 4, King-street, St. James's ; and at their MiL•ary War "intne, No. 4, Southampton-sifter, Strand, wli.we Ofileers joining the Army or Navy arc completely equipped. ••" The above Cloaks being always ready, of da:rent sizes, can be s4mt off without de ay. N. E. This Inerument has the Pillar J4lO, a new and ehlont inven!ion. I'i:eking-Case. and every other charge, Two I.;uht This day was published, price 6s. Vol. 11, Part 1. of REPORTS of CASES in the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY. MR. BARI.OM"s COLON! LIAO. -• • This day svai published, in an elegant Volume, Royal Octavo, . _ _ price 15s. in boards, By F. VESEY, Eq. of Line°l,l'.; Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Printed for W. Reed, I.aw Bot.ks , ::l . •r, hell-yard, Temple-bar ; and I'. Phelan, Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin. WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, FOR E-STREET, I'I.YIWOUTH-DOCK. WATKINS returns his sincere thinks to the No. -11- • bility, Oaken in his Majesty's NaVy a•td Army, Gentio men Travellers, aad the Public In general, far the tib,:ral support he experienced at his late house (the Crown lintel, Cumberland street), and respectfully them, that he has removed to tho* ex:unsive premises in Fuce•svaea r , formerly kept by Mr. LocKvxit, and then known by the name of the Old King's Arms Tavern, but now called • WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, which he has fitted tip in an el:slant and comfortable style, stilted to the accommodation of Noblemen and their families, Consult:l. , . cial Gentlemen, &c. COLUMiIIAD: a Poem, in TEN BOOKS. By JOEL BARLOW, lA. This day was published, price es. in hoards, ASHORT VIEW of LEGAL BIBLIOGRA ; containing some Critical .Observations oit the Au thority of Ow Rep ,rters and o i ,er Law Wtiters; collected from the hest aethorities, and intended as a Companion to the Author's Reflectiolis on the Sr udy of the Law. To which is added, a Plan :or classifying a public or private Library. By RICUARD NVHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Esti. London: Printed for W. Reed, Law PoAsellcr, Bell•yard, Templi-bitr ; and P. Phelan, I leper Ornmod Quay, Dublin. The Subjects of this Poem arc the Discos% ry, Conquest, Settle. ment, and Revolurious of America; and it has been r;l'rinttd in London, in consequence of the high Opinion exprcs.:(l of its transcendent Merits by some crainent Critics, and of the general Pleasure which was afforded to the PuLlic, by sottie tracts printed in the Nlonthly Magazine. Printed for RICII.VAD Puittles, Loudon, and to to bad of ..1: Bookseller:. iitiDAY THE WI (OLE OF THE STATE LOT .!. Y WILL BE DAWN. Q:NIFT znd CO. respectfully reqmst their Friends to slntive, that nn whn intend to adventure it: present LUiTERY,Inu.t purchase beftire FRIDAY NEXT, sa that Dry the svflet r rift Y ;e iirawn. 'Esc,: art r niy 1: limbers, ane, the Schcine contains the Z.ll!:,w,rg CAP i . L PRIZES: 4 .. . of ...... ......... X:20,000 4 ... . 065,0('.0 j 4 ..... . ....... i 2 of THE comrLETEsr TREATISF. ON SHEEP FAItNiINU Evint PRINTED. This day was published, in 4to,lustrated with eleven Plates, This Clay wd. price Is. ASUPPLEMENT to the FIFTH EDITION of the BANKRUPT LAWS, pointing out the Alterations which the late Ant of Sir S. Romilly has created therein. By WILLIAM COOKE, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, barrister at Law. For convenience and elegance the above premises arc avowedly superior to any in this part of the Kingdom ; and T. W. haviag aid in a stock of the best Winn and Liquor% presumes to hope he shall experience that share of public patronage with which he has been hitherto honoured, to merit a continuance of which will be his constant study. *,," A large Room is fitted up puryosely for the accommodation of Gentlemen Travellers, to Whom every attention will be paid. Extensive Coath-houses and Stables, equal, to any in Vie king dom.—A Hoarse, Mourning Coaches, neat Pbstchaise, and Ake Horses.—Posting to all parts of the kingdom, at Is. 4d. per mile. ESSEX. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE . CON'TRACT, - 1 --HF. MANOR of GRA.VESI-TALI, o:ll,:w*itt GRASSALLS, with Its Rights, Royalties, r:, -:burs, and Appurtenances; and all that capital Z.lessuar, M itor and Farm (tiiichavi,::d of Great T ) i. ) , called (7:arcs:ill or otherwise Grassall's Farm, compri-ing a very roomy air{ s.:l)sta,v -tial Dwelling House, with all n cossary and convenient Out buildings, in good repair, and'upwards of '270 Acres by admva sursment (more or less) of very execll!-nt Arab:e, Meadow, Pasture and Coppice, or Woodla , ld,bituate in Cas Ic H, dint!t ani and Sible Hedingliam, or one of then, in the said County, and in the possession of Mrs. Hammonds. Also the Manor of Bides, with its Rights, Royalties, Mem bers aid Appurtenances ; and all that capital Messuage, Manor Hottsc and Farm, (discharged of Great Tithes) called Voles Farah, comprising a very spacious and convenient Dwelling House, with all suitable and requisite Out-buildings, and upwards of tttll Acres by admeasurement (more or loss) of very excellent Arabi. , , Meadow, Pasture and Coppice, or. Woodland, situate in Castis Hediogbans and Sible Hedingliam aforesaid, or one of :hem, and now in the possession of Mrs. Lucinda Smoothy. Also the Grear Tithes of upwards of 3.12 Acres of-Copyhol Lands, holden of the above Manors. 'f he above Manors abound with Game, Farms and Tithes are helms Irons year to year, and the Tenants will shim the Pre mises in their respective occupations. Descriptive particulars may be had at Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott's, No. A, New Inn, London ; the Bel Inn, Castle Hislinghatn; the Black Boy, Chelmsford; of Thomas Hall, Esq. Saffron Walden ; and at the Office of Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd and Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow, of Whom any further particulars nuy I be bsd. price 21. '2s : in llcards, THE SYSTEM OF SHEEP-GRAZING and ai practivNi in ROMNF.Y MARSH ; with Practical Obwrvutions on the Ma:lngement of Sheep in general, with tite:r Dii•ass-s, &c. By DANIEL P'.iCE, of Appletiore, in Kent. London : Printed for 11tcttAlp Put LLI es, Bridtte-tareet, Black friars. 134. sides uCICIO . , e:c ZI.I. TO .1;1.: •DRAWN IN TW FENT HOURS. an! SIL 1u are scl'lng at SIVIF and Offices, 1:o. 1 t, Pot , t..ray, NU. 19, CITA 4'l ge: CROW*, AL6GA'ill I hOll STI Itt:T. London: Printed tor W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, remple-bar ; and P. Phel.m, Upper Ormond Quay, lutons. Ihis day was published, in S vols. royal Bvu price _!. l7s. boards, a new Edition, being the Sixteenth, of CCCKE UPON LYTTLETON: revised and orrected, with Additions of Notes, References, and pro- • AIRS. MORRIS'S NEW ROMANCE, 43cc. &c. Spcedily will he published, By Coilium, Public Library, Conduit-street, _ per Tabies. By FRANCIS HARGRAVE and CHS. BUTLER, Esqrs. Of Lincoln's lan. Including also the Notes of Lord Chief Justice Hale, and Lord Chance:l(T Nottingham; and an Analysis of Lyttleton, written by an unknown hand, in 1658-9. This Edition contains Insertions in the Notes of the latter Edi tor, in consequence of Judicial Determinations, subsequent to the last Edition. The Index, entost entirely new, has been tram:•d by Charles John I,Vye, Esq. of Lincoln':: Inn. London : Printed for F. Brooke, \V. Clarke and Sons; and W. Reed, a: d P. Pt elan, Lipp •ir Ormond Quay, Dublin. Tao:RE FRIDAY NEXT... LcHARDsoN, co( - )DLucK, and Cn. re r••r:ii:iti the Vollir, tat all Perchav:s in the pre -4:-.t • FAIE 1.0 . 1"11.1itY nuns: be made before FRIDAY next, the ullule of the State Lottery v:iil be d_r.tvvii uI I. t.TPI RONIA ; or, the CA PTIV E aßomance. LBy Mrs. Norris, author of " Juiia of England ;" 3 vols. 2. Rosa in Loadon, a nov.:l, by the author of the Younst Mother, 4 vola. S. The tNlysterits of Err:lcy Castle, 3 rornance, by G. Lambe, Esq. 4 vol,t. 4. Caroline Octas'ay, or, the Advantages of Education, a Tale for the Female Sex. 5. The Castle of Arra gun, or. Banditti of the ri)rect, a Spanish roma:lce, 4 vols. 6. The Rival fleiress:s, er, Celia suited, by the author of Characters at Ertghton. :,oco NeMßEßS—rear Ticketioreacli 4 - of - - 4 cf X 1,0,10 14--nl - . X 2,000 8 - of 3,000 12 - of - - 500 fiz.c. A NEW SCHOOL-BOOK, by J. CARLY, LLD. Private Teacher, Author of "Latin Prosody," &c. &c. This day was publiiited, by T. Gi Lt. tr, Crown-court, Fleet-street, and Sherwood, Neely aad Jones, Patern.nuer-row. pRACTICAL ENGLISH PROSODY andVE R iIt2.IICION, containing Descriptions of the different spe cies cf Engli.4ll Verse, with Exercti,L, ia l.catiring and Versifica tion, 7radually accommodated to the various Ca;•uctties You.h A Oaf - fen:TA inter,persuil v:i.h ILL:narks on Syntax, Etyrnoinzy, and Pronunciation, price bound 4s. A Kt v it added and bound separate, price 2s. 6d. A Sequel is now in the press, viz. Poetic Reading toaa,ll Ea-1. Tieiets of One •.itr:nher, by which the rrt•at Prize of r 'Dime 1::;0,000,—bv Twa .1 -10,(±00, at the Offic , :a, Corntr of Bank. Piihiinp4, the Gate of the Kiniz's Mews, Chariri- . ...:t055, by • . titifti:l.l.lCK,z:.d Co. his day was published, Price 9s. in boards, a Nt•ie Edition, being the Tenth, with Corrections and Additions to the present time, 1-4 OVELASS on WILLS and IN . TES'rACIES ; skewing, in a plain, cl•tar, easy, and ..atniliar Ammer, how t man's Family or Relations will be entitled to lis Real and Per aural Estate, by the Laws of Enzland, and Customs of the City If London and Province! of York; containing also, Instructions And necessary Forms for every Person to make, alter, and re pt:1)11AI, Li; own Will ; likewise Directions for cntors how to act alter the Testator's Death with respect to proving his Will, taking upon them the Executorship, getting in the EtE!cts, and paving De:las and Legacies. London: Printed tor R. Phoney, Inner Temple-lane; W. Reed, Bell-yard, Temple-Bur ; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond qu ty, Dub: n. 1 2 OVAL .7. Z RI), BUR NE, and Co. have AA- , : • i-s tve 0111.:e, N 0.03, Roy::1 rit f r the S l'A*l E. 1.01 - FP:al', •• ;, improved colAi:ting of only 5,000 in (Plr I).ty—FitlDAY NEXT. SCHEME C3NFAINS of Just pablished, ?rice l s. A N ADDRESS to the inhabitants of tic United L 1 - Kingdom of Gnat Lritain and Ireland, on the approaching X _:o,nno 5.13 w) t.!,(4)0 1,000 SCO Ai4 " Then shat thou cause the Trumpet of the Jubilee to sound throughout all ytur Land." " Jubilee that liftletb year be unto you." 1.1; t . r. chap. 21. _ al:vrs iii Prollorzion, THRFAZ 1“..,.1:4:;;ZS TO A PRIZE. •,' vi.l) duly answ..red, and "clierneg rzti3. GOV.. ,anent SecLaitiei bnuglit alid sold by Cont- • FRIDAY NII.XT. tt V, Lucky LOT [TRY OFFICES CrIRNIIII.I. ; likerviv! c 3.;9 . , ... - . •:). cad :.8, 11.iY,. - 1.- , `.Ii.I:ET, tit. James';, wh-re th.• . . . • t..1 , 1 , , , ,11Pri.tu5, Lt Inc last State I.ottery, wen; Sold, ""--. • ..: ~.1. 1 10.:jitcr,..'.., tiar.telv, , ' . .;12 AND PRIZE: of 1000 TIC::: E'rs, ••••: pr ~ 1:,....1. A:.d FillCt iith .MAttcH, 180 R, , • • 1 1:; c@ ' right .:.,:a, 105 SHARES, Wit it sevaal £lO,lOO, 05,000, :et ,000, &c. &c. abtecs Oakes, and where !ling in the present new mei irn- I he t1: - axva :al the ',ork October, thercf.br,.., en early purchase 11.1.xscous altl ~ ~ ~. C'; t, .iil sr ; ; :;i.• at tht. n.r.v ;el • i wcwiU 1 • • , ;1-4 • of :40 nunth.,l • • 11:1c , :,14.: 4; Sir I M !.;5 FIuDAY 1 re;,, , r.c.tfully remind; the Public, that the - . I'l'l.. i.oTrr..Y not ctu;y r.2.. , ..n5s hut FINI;11174 on tt e of this rum:A; theref.tre all who wish to have a 'll IOI.I . SAN POUND Sby the pur ••,llglo‘ must huy niiisottr. the I)rawingbegins, I .trt ,- ; - :,clnsisting of .4:•:.•.o,•4 4 0 in Ptizes, will be de -1 • ••• are selling in great variety at his old eslia . • ` ) F••••t• I.,;tit!on, and by his A2,ents in the Cuuntry, 1••• 1.::e Lotteries have been remarkable fortunate in • • 4!: triti:i :to humence nuinis2r of Caaital Prizes, para ., • •••••A , 1.•,t ,ein,OCC; Prizes, the last Prize, and !:...t 1:1 t!le ls i ry may be supplied, the same as if •' tith• t•-ler4. ; (j t v ,, t or carriage paid) UCCWII - !mot, rot;sl hills, cash, or post offiee orders, •••s it:11,1611:d OfEers, , or 9, CHARING CROSS, I,or,don ; • • 1 hi the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity reriArk ? ST X ia the etwr LovierY 11114 "' lli be .., , trighton : Printed for the Author, by H. lt. Attrte; sold by Criddock and Joy, :::td Sherwo.).l And U l'aternmLer-row, Lon don ; Wilmot; and BorotTh; and ;at LoAretkrs. A patriotic (.:.I.;Jernan, of :;righ.on, his oreer.-t! a Dinner for Two Thousand Persons, on thrday of di. Jubile; - I,..gruesbly to a Plan im.opast tin; Address. This tray Naas pubhonal, in Two voit,..,s, two. price, in bonds, I 7s. the J Edition, revise:: and corrccod, of A GENERA L and CONNECTED VIEW of tl:c PROPIi C ES, Native to tn.! Conversion, Rewora t;on, Union, and rattan: Glory of Oct H..ntes of JUDAII and IsicA El.; the Pr.,:trtss and final Overthrow of the Antichr:stim Confeilciacy in the 1,:t: d of Palestine; and the ultimate general diffusion of Chr;,:inif y. By the Rev. GEO;2OE. STA NI,E7 FABER, B. D. Rector of Redmar.liall, in Cie C aunty of Durham. Printed fin . I . C. and . I .ltit in2;on, st. Paul's Church yard; sold alio by J. I! nc'tar.i, No. i!?0, Picca-lilly. Ot whom natty be had, S tit:. same Author, a Third Edition, cerrectetl, 0; A DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES, thne. have been fulhiled, are nm.. - rt.:tilting, or will her. atter be fulfilled, relative to the great p..riol of 1480 years ; the Papal and Alol.ammedan Apostasit.., Cie Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power, :: ,, t1 r be restoration ref the 1-w ;. In nv Liege volumes, price, in hn..rds, I Bs. (7,1:0P,GE 'll-11', THU:DI his day Nral published, a Ne.i7 Tdi i..n, revised, enlarged, and improved, in Fiat 11rg and li....ulsome Volumes, Octavo, trice Four C;eineas, in board. , ,, r i 'HE REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD, from hie Acet:ssion, Octelittr‘_ - :56, 1 76r, to the Commence ment of t'ae present Via:, in 1 SOJ ; Mustrlt - tll by Appenti;xes to the several Volumes; contain ti;g Copies of l'reatiscs,Sta,e Papers, Parliarneutary, and other Audition,: I?ccurr:u:e•, Dis patches from the London Gazette, 6peeches troia tbt Throne, &c- WILL TAM BFI.SH:',M, E 9. Author of the 1-tistri:y of Great from the Revolhdon to the Acce;sian of Georg_• the Third. Independently of the well-known Merits and established Au thority of this History of the most eventful Reign in the Annals of Britain, considered as a separate work, it possesses Also a pecu liar Claim to the Attention of the Public, as being Cie only re- I spectable Continuation to the present Time of Hume's and Smul- lett's Histories of Eui,lan;'.. Printed for RICUAILD Ya ILt.i rs, London, and :o be had of xll Booksellers. Of whom may be hat the four preceding Volumes, completing Banter !limn - to the present 'rinse, price Two Otaiucas, boards. • This day was pt.bli.died, price ss. boards, I 'HE COMPANION and GUIDE to the LAWS of ENGLAND ; comprising information on the following imp= ant su'ljccts : Act ions--Apprentireship--Arrests--Bankruptcy—Benelit Clubs —lilis of Exchange—Combination among Workmen— Churchwardens—Cone:dile—Debtor and Creditor—Executor. and Administrators—:.the Enprisonment—G.nting—ilusband and W i nu keep ers—J uco rs—Landlo al and Tenant—Legacies —Libels—Master and S-rva-t—Nuisance--Pawnbrokcri—Poor —lteceivinLe Stolen Goods—Sale of Goods—Seducing Artificers— *l'entler of Money—Trade—Usury—Wills. To which is added, an Appendix, containing Forms of Wills, &c. and Instructiuus for Per,ons making their own Wills. By a MEMBER of the fionnurah!o. SOCIETY of the INNER TEMPI .E. London : I•ublithed by W. Reed, Belt yard, Temple-bas; and Thompson and Wrightson, N'ew•arreet, BinnintYltarni This day was published, A New Edition, being the Fifth, considerably enlarge!, In Two Volumes, Royal Octavo, price 11. 7s. 64. board<, THE BANKRUPT LAWS ; containing Extracts of the Statutes now in forks., with an Abstract of the late Act introduced by his Majesty's tolicitor•Generai, to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts, and the Cases and D. germisatio:3 of the Courts of Law and Equity, including the most modern Deci sions extant; together with a COECC: iou of the most useful and approved Precedents in matters of Bankruptcy, and the late Or ders of the Lord Chancellnr Apaley, Lord Loughborough, and Lord Eldon, for regulaiinT Proceedings therein. By WILLLIA - 1 COOKE, Esq. of Lincoln's Ina, Barrister-at-Law. . _ The First Volume, containing the Statutes, Cases, and Deter minazions, may be had separate, price a 2s. bound. Printed for W.Reed, 1..3W Booksdler, Bell-yard, Temple-baz ; and I'. 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