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. . . • . •1 6. ' "cr.; t 'A - • . . ~::: ' -,• ets ... ,1 . • ...... . - . . .. • .. ."' • 11 ) "2- -', •,, i - -_,..-_,:. ..., 7 • , - , e, •, 7 : . . ... ,•„ , , , 4 ., 1 ,,p,, ~. ,• . . . ;; 61 - Pit .70. 114 - ' I - Z , . ' -...„ •'• e " :4 '.'4? . r , kt. l /— **•e •,' I 4 1 1 - ~.#- - • N' . ' ( ---- r' . - in, , , . - -..r -- !. k-) ,• - •, i . \c" N . s —•-, - k ''. i . '• . 46 __V a_ - . ~..., ,• . ..:(,.. .. 1 0 ; • , .. L., } 4k . .... .. • .1,, I , lo lfe - .. , , , •:i. A , k 1 . .i..).14)t $ 1. • .... .tr ( I T '. ' ." . 7 * ' f ..)ii- .• : 7,0- 4 %,:14, • - 7. - .. , ..... rt :N ‘ f ..., --, ; . . - '.'.--./ • 4 • s '' .) • • . le P' -.• ~ • - I •-• , -`. -11 , ;..t :., i • . ,• ~ .--- -.4... 44 ••• . i tB "1" -- ~ , . • L • 4 , . i► 13 1: I? 6872] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1809 THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. MORROW EVENING, MARCH 23, 1809, will be performed the Comedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Penroddock, Mr. KEMBLE. lie, Mr. MURRAY; Capt. 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Printed for RiCILARD Pirturs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars' London. - • - In thir.editlon Will be given a list containing the Names of aj l the Members who voted for and against the different Motions. Printed fur J. Blacklock, 92, Royal Exchange; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and sold by ail other Booksellers. In the p.rys, aad speedily will be published, splendidly printed in one volume 4to. by liallantyFe, Ipt RITISH GEO RGfCS. By JAMES GRAHAME, '• Author of the &Abby's. Ptinted for 'jam Murray, Nc‘, 32, Fleet -street, London ; and John Ballantyne and Co. No. 48„ North •lianover-s tree , Eclat burgh. ARMY. ENSIGN in a Second Battalion of a good old regiment of thb Line, -at present quartered in England, to exchange with any 'Gentleman of equal rank in the in a Gairison Battalion, on eqnal lerms.---Letters to be j •post paid) to Mr. li. Gibson, Herald °Mee, York. \Arch 17, 1809. TRIAL OF MAIOit Speedily will lie publkhed, A NARRATIVE of. the CIRCUMSTANCES 1 o f thatUNKATVNATR AFFAIR, In which Captain Boy D fell, and of the Trial, and Math of Major Campbell. The Relations of the Fiumilpfuld ik tree and faithful statement necessary, as a just tribute to the thetnory of their deputed friend. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, A KESSMAN. ANTED, by a Regiment of the Line, stationed present at Canterbury, a Messman, who is fully qua. undertake that business.—Personal application, or a let t paid, addressed to the' th Regiment, Canterbury, will ided to. This day was published, in two. price 9s. in boards, A Second Volume of PRACTICAL SERMONS. By the late Rev. JOSEPH MILNER, M. A. Master of the Grammar School, and Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church, in Kingston-upon-Hull. To which is prefixed, An Account of the Life and Character of the Author, by the Rev. Isaac Milner, D.D. Dean of Carlisle, and Master of Queen's College, Cambridge.. Printed for 'l'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. N. B. New Editions of all the other volumes of the late Mr. Milner's works will shortly be published, under the supurinten dance of the Dean of Carlisle. 9 SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND, LONDON, Established for the Express Benefit of Country Residents, under Parliamentary License. TRUS FELLS. His grace the Duke of Rol TaND, K. G. The Most Noble the Marquis of Buexixonnia, K. G. The Right Hon. the Earl of NovniamPTON. The Right lion. the Earl of. Becal mGR,tM SHIRE. The Right Hon. the Earl of Urrea Ossoar. , .PRAED, Esq. M. P. Scaues BERNARD, Esq. M. P. And Sixty DIRECTORS. Managing Director, J. T. BARRER, Esq. • 111.1 E unprecedented approbation which this Esta blishment has received in all parts of the Country, confirms the Directo* in their opinion of its usefulness, and induces them again to represent the distinguishing principle of the Association to a discerning Public. All Persons, who continue insured with this Association Seven , Years, whether their Policies be originally taken out. for seven years, or be renewed annually, participate equally with the ori ginal Subscribers in such profits as may have accrued during that time. With this advantage they have the peculiar and valuable assurance of not being liable to make good the losses of others, as the sole responsibility is undertaken by an extensive Association of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have subscribed an ample Capital to guarantee the engagements of the Office. These Profits are ccnsidered to be very certain, as the Office has a %election of the best beakless an d its management is unen cumbered by large and numerous salaries ; the Trustees, Directors, dad Auditors act graiuitously. • Farming Stock Insured generally, without the average clause, at thexeduced rate of 2s. per cent. No charge is made for Policies on removal from other offices. Persons insuring for seven years by one payment, are charged fat six years only. CLASSICAL LIBRARY, SOHO-SQUARE. This day were published, by Passer sson Vince L ATREATISE on ASTRONMY, 4t0. , V01. S. 11. 15s. od. 2. CONFUTATION OF ATHEISM, from the LawrondCoustits don of the Heavenly Bodies. Bvo. 4s. Gd. S. Tilt CREDIBILITY OF THE SCRIPTURE MIRACLES vinare*. tad, is Answer to Mr. Hums. Second edition enlarged. Bvo. 2s. 4. OBSERVATIONS on th e H YPOTHESIS to account for ORA.. VITATION. Bvo. Is. FOX, Surgeon Dentist, presents his belt rop eo, to his Friends and the Public in general, and in 'tem that for the convenience a his Patients at the west it town, he has taken a House, No. 27, Argyle-street, ,r the present he will attend on Mondays-and Thursdays until three o'clock.—On the other days of the week Li be seen at No. 54, Lombard -street, as usual. LOTTERY WITHOUT PRECEDENT, Begins Dariving l_a b _APRIL, 1409. THOUSAND w HOLE CKETS for First Drawn Pr* above iitt 5, and FWE HUNDRED TICKETS for the Firs; Drawn. Prize above Xis,. ;econd Day, in addkion to the following Rich List of MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALITREET. Thy day was published in 4 V o ls. 12ino , price 20s. sewe d, URS of AFFLUENCE and DAYS of INDI GENCE.---Byyiss BYRON, • Author- of ,the Englishwarnan, &c. Printed for Lane, Netvasan, arid Co. and sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had, jest published, • . London, by Francis tatbom, 4 +Soli. 221. Scived. Secret!' Mader Public, by T.N. rrewer 4 4 vole. 20e. Young Mother. or Athinia, S•vols. 15sa6d. Irish Chieftain and his Family, 4 vols. 20$ Margiana, or Widdrington ToWer, 5 vols. 255; Owen Glendower, by A. F. Holstein, 3.volie. Francis and Joseph, fria the German of Huber, 3s. 61. NEW ANNUAL. REGISTER, for 1808. This day was published, in One large Volume, medium octavo, illustrated with a large Sheet Map of Spain, by Don Thomas Lope; •imptoved from Montelli's Nine Sheet Map, price only One Pound in boards, or One Guinea half-bound and double . lettered, I'HE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, Gene ral Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1808. Prizes of £20,000 $ Prizes of £l,OOO 10,000 10 500 spoo ice. &c. lckets and Shares in great variety are m Sale at . I. WARNEirs, N 0.16, Corathlll, N 0.16,909, £20,000, and No. 7,11617, £lO,OOO, were recently sold in Shares. rs from the Country, post paid, containing Bank Notes, )ffice Orders, or Bills of short date, treated the same as if Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, the New Series of the above Wurk from 1800 to 1808; price Nine Guineas; or from 1780 to 134,5, Twenty-nine Guineas. This day were published, in Ottawa, price 9s. boards, •• PRACTICAL . OBSERVATIONS on the MO CULATION of COW-PDX ; pointing out a new mode of obtaining and preserving the Infection ; and also certain rest of perfect Vaccination. Illustrated by Cases and Plates. The Second Edition, with an appendix, containing additional Observations, together with a plan for extinguishing the Contagion of the Sruali Pus in the British Empire, and for re:Merit% the Vaccine inocu lation general and effectual. _ _ Just published, By J. Dick, No. 55, Chiswell-street, Finsbury-scoare, elegantly printed in foolscap octavo, and dedicated with permission to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, CAMILLA de FI,ORIAN, and other POEMS. By AN OFFICER'S WIFE. " We have risen from the perusal of this volume with no in considerable portion of respect for the talents, and of admiration for the character of the Author ; for it is no mean or uninteresting , praise of these Poems, that they open Co the view of the reader a clear insight into a disposition fraught with delicacy, and tender.' ness of feeling ; as well as impress him with the conviction that the Author possesses genuine poetical talents und e r t he uniforms direction of a correct and elegant taste." iiOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES, I'HE VAI.UE OF THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND :ADS, is Fiven f ower anti above the usual amount of ego !! other Prizes, and which Chances arc so arrangisi u to iramen:o sum of T.loney in the presont 1-. - TATE 'IT.RY, which begins Drawing the 12th of N't 11. ....----"' ...........-.. (' 3! ...,..-- „...t.----- TO3 Wuodvill )I,:roha DO'': 0 7 , Sat t:t lit :t t, c::. g t .....---- A N 1 / 1 Ret o'„ilks ts York. ......-- ki tt rf to a tat Post] beano& ---- UR. 1. , 1 re, f c , : r.s the eockt the lace fur f T ai ten --. 0 " the WHOLE vs the Si (*tab; 4 1 2 It Ti Where : I. , ..tters Post-Offit ratt.r.t. 1.1:' , 1: Ti 'ter T MUD t 0 at:(1 i3O ri \ON TA 01 -I- - 11 - ft, s ra, tha l'lrchast L... as I rtl'ixto titri (A, Ortiert , a.; if E::, if, Cc::: H . ):::: I Itttri,:t rh,:s4i .‘;',Et-i 11,,i4 ---- r l - 1 /I u. .9 F - til'F. -: ie. :,' '. It :-...'• ',.'. 1:-.1.....N Whitticl D' fia c p k kt ; l:s w.:2r:Ev, Lr.: .. tic: MA A' A 01 I cr.don It tlte V. -I tl : • :..% I): - j.. 7,1 h. I. hav:7 4 Ca:141:o.: Is, 9 : i..., ; ,.., --___ F 7 : I rl()• t ":. ~ .1 ty 4 ....• t. , . c , : 1 . . . y r 2 P'l I a. .., i :..., • RNSBY and CO. (Sront Banc:Efts); respict- Ay a,q , ...tiat the Clubs, Societies, and individual Percha.. Mt the present ScSeine is far more adir.intageouti to the iaser than any former Lottery. In the lastLouery f Ticketa high as £35. Purchasers of Halves, Quarters Lightks, teenths, tMlli be entitled to their Proliorti , in of the 1,5(X) ,aances, as well as all the great and small Prizes: rs, by letvr or carrier, executed exactly on the same terms rent, aiNheir old established State Lottery ()laces, No. r.b.4, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. :sat and Co. have Shared and Sold in the last two years' .r+,ooo 10,0,00 - - - £20,00 Ado ..133 4 - - 20,000 2,279 - - 4 - - 90,000 &e. &e &e. And were the first Office to sell two of £30,000. Prizes paid on demand. BIAUTIFUL WOMEN. :E greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous lairs on the Free, Neck, as Arms--HUBERT'd :POWDER immediately mammy them, is an elegant zrfez•ly innocent and pleasyst to use, price 4s. or two ircci is. thf!. Proprietor, No, es, Russell-street, Covent-garden;' 17, lloti-street ; Dunnett, 3, Cheapside; Baxter, Edin : i t.lasgow ; Spilsbury, Dnblin ; Prosser, Bristol ; Greg— i -foul Lancaster, Portsmouth ; Brodie, Salisbury ; n, Sh. thronie ; Wocd, Shrewsbury; Treveman, 'Exeter ; k, Gloucester and Cheltenham; Congdon, Plymouth Gould, Bath; Swinney, Birmingham; Searle, Leeds; s, Hull; Tymbs, Worcester; Meadows, Ipswich; Nos , Norwich; Uneworth, Manchester ; Dyer, Newcastle ; n, Sherbotne ; and in every town. N. B. Good allowance to dealers. DR. JAIVIE.S'S ANALEPTICtILLS. Y be had genuine, as usual, 2s. Dd. the box, if B. Perrin, No. 2S, Sonthampton•street, Covent-Garden, ; the only person who ever prepared the Analeptic Pills tete Dr. lames, from the year 1772, when he firs' corn in, until his decease. P. will merely observe, tlfat he thcx. from the best Drugs, as they are received from the c'; elac•ly is the same manner did he prepare them for •its; not as hip Calumniator asserts, from the Mass. P. :d that MASS from twenry-four pounds of Drugs at a time, .'rc received from the Druggist. '. likewise assisted in preparing the Fever Powder, from elical part of which heis enabled to prepare them genuine, hid free access to every ingredient wherewith they are iune..:l, and of every particular in the process ; and pledges • t' the public , they may have the true Fever Powder, packet, as above. See the Affidavit of 1784, and 1791, the Lord Mayor, as given in the bills of directions, &c. Medicines. HANNAI"B ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER. ;TY YEARS eiperiencc in every quarter of V: 0:Id, has indisputably established the Fact, to ethich .:tor (ihe late Sir SAMUIL HANNAY, Bart.) pledged t)a.. this PREVENTATIvE was infallible in its powers, and i ]y t: cured to BOTH Sexes complete protection, where the ..~_ vsei - e punctually observed. Many are prudently de f. trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing •!':11C.23 injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the c pan etternal•Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing 6ubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition of the In .l, are alike subdued. and has been particularly remarked by the Pa :nit this terrib:e disease is not so frequent as heretofore, I).e,sing has.-been fairly attributed to the universal adop principles, upon which this highly celebrated Lotion t. l'he undiminished celebrity of its character for so long its best (minium, and advocates its cause better than a .•:id attested eases, which, for obvious reasons, the sorplies remedy renders inadiaissible. • 1 Aiv:ivenereal I.otion is confidently recommended to the : ••• •1 Navy, and to all those doing abroad, (as it will 'Mali, • •1:..s 1.;: - years in any climate,) they, from the nature of their being more peculiarly exposed to the ravages of this : It is soli in bottles, at lOs. ad. each, or 10s. if move than •-•%. at 73. 6d.; or three for a Guinea (stamps included), at Little Suffolk.street, Haymarket, where, only in London, had will be sent to any part of the United •:..4ns, by inclosing an address, -real or assumed, with • a i'mte equivalent to the quantity required; directed (post t Mr. Lake.. Cciox, at tie above old-established Ware willauswer, as Mal, all orders with sultt idsditY• Losses have_ been always nude good by this Ofsce, withost ae auction or disc , ,unt. •* • ../w..ts ate. appointed in all the principierajorns, who are also A . gertts die 1" yysikEsz T 41 . 4, OFFICE, 011311414 of 64111- tar prir.ciples. •- NEW RVPruii,E socirrir, For the . Relief of Poor Persons, of both Sexes, afflicted with Herniary Complaints and Prolapses ; (ARDERY,D, 66 That public Notice be given to " par. thial Officers, SaperintentLtnts of Hospitals, and the " Conducront of other rar:table Institut ior.s, drat-the Benefits " of this Society are extended to all Parts of the KingdoM ; exact " Descriptions of the Cases, with proper Measurements of the " Patients, being sent by Subscribers : r oost paid) to Mr. Blair, " Surgeon of the Insthntion, No.niti Great Russal-stretr, Blooms " bury. J. hiILI.ER, Secretary. No. 35, Red Linn-square. • _ _ _ _ • Every Contributor of One Guinea fer Annarn, aswell as every Life Governor, is entitled to, recommend Two Paden' s us the Year, requiring single Trusses; or One Patient requiring a double Truss : and a similar Privilege is extended,in the like Proportion, to Subscribers of larger Sums. "„• Subscriptions and Donations are received 9n account of the New Rupture Society, by Messrs. Henry Hoare, and Co. the Treasurers, Fleet -street; Hankey and Co. Bankers, Fencburch street ; Fuller, Chatter's, and Co. Bankers, Lombard-Itreet ; Ransom and Co. Bankers, Pall-Mall ; or by James Crump, Col lector, No. 15, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, of whom may be had the printed Plan and Regulations, gratis. FARM IN ESSEX. 9 1 0 BE. LET or SOLD, with immediate entry to sow Grass Seds, and the usual entry to prepare for en suing Crops, the MANOR FARM of GREAT GUBBINS, in the several Parishes of Laindon, Laindon Hills , Dunton and, Little Bursted, now i 9 the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Lane; containing about 360 Acres of superior Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with a good Farm-House, and all requisite Build ings..-For particulars apply to M. Bird, Solicitor, Andover, Hants ; Mr. Neale, Solicitor, No. -5, New Inn, ondon ; or Mr. Vanderzee, Solicitor, Billeriday. TIMBER IN ESSEX. I'o BE SOLD, about 400 Oak, Elm, and Ash Timber and Pollard Trees, now standing on Great Githbins Farm, in the several Parishes of Laindon,'Laindon Hills, Dun ton, and Little Bursted—Application for the purchase may be made on or before the 28th instant, to Mr. Vanderwe, Solicitor, Billericay ; or to Mr. Thomas Robinson, on the premises. TO TAVERN KEEPERS, WINE MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. To be LET or the LEASE to be SOLD for the remainder of the Term, and the Premises to be entered upon on the 25th of March instant, of that 01.. D Established TAVERN,COFFEE•HOUSE, and.HOTEL, called. the WHITE HART, situate In Ab church-lane. The Premises are *cry littenslve and convenient for the purpose they are used for, and consist of numerous Bed Chambers, commodious Dining R ooms, a Coffee Room, Parlour, Bar, arid excellent Cellarage. From the capital situation of the above Premises, and from the very extensive and re , pectable trade that has been carried on for many ears, it is seldom an op portunity occur of so desirable a situation being offered to any person wishing to enter into the above line. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Bugg and Farr, Solici tors, Addle -street, Aldermaubury. PAINT WI rmatyr SMELL. TAMES CREASE and SON, No. 53, West Smith field, London, beg to offer to the Public their Grecian White Paint (a new dead white) for in-door work, which has no noxious smell, requires no art in using it, and dries in a few hours.—Sold with printed directions in jars of 21b. 41b. 71b. and upwards, at one shilling per pound. Also their Olive Brown (a Tar Paint), for out-door work, ready yrepased for use, at ld. per pound, which requires no admixture of oil, and is sufficinptly fluid to be used without heat.—Oil Paints, Invisible Green, 6d. per pound; Garden Green, 9d.; Bottle reen, Is.; Sardinian Green, 25.; Spanish Green 23. tid.—New Drying Oil, Es. per gallon; Priming Oil, Gs. 9d ; Putty Oil, 43. 6d. Sold as above, attd may be had of Mudge, Truro ; Clark, Devizes Atlee, Newbery ; Venn, Read ing; Carr, Colchester ; Greenwood, Chelmsford ; and Lashniar and Son, Brighton. By JAMES BRYCE, F. R. S. Edinburgh, Member of the Royal College of Surgeona of E.dinburgh, Surgeon to the Orphan Hospital, and on@ of the Surgeons to the Inititu tion for the gratuitotp Inciculatipn of Cow-Poz. . Loudon ; Printed. for J. Mirrray, and I.ongm an, Hufst, R eps and Orme ; and William Creech, and Juhn Anderson, Edinburgh. TO THF: NEW SHERIFFS. • ' SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS'S LETTER. This day was published, In small Dewitt), a New EDITION, pike 7s. in boards,. • A LETTER to the LIVERY' ot LONDON, re lative to the Views of the Nt'riter in executing THE OF !ICE OF SHERIFF, With an APPENDIX, containing Letters and Oficial Documents. By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, licit. One of the Sheriffs of London and Aliddle6ex. " Truth and Justice are immutable; and they will generally prevail, among rational Creatures, over the Prejudices of Igno rance, and the Machinations of Self-Interest."--46p. rrilstres. •r - - - . To be had of al the Booksellers in Town and - Country. a s ! The subjects successively discussed in this Work, are the Freeholder? Book—The House of correction—The Discharge of Persons relative to whom no Bill of Indictment has been found— The Prisons—Newgate and the Compters.--Transportations to Botany Bay for limited terms—Gaol Fees—The Penal Laws The Sheriff's Fund—Petty, Grand, and Special Juries—Sheriff's Otlicer, and Lock-up -houses, &a. &e. A. HOMAS TEGG, Wholesalb and Retail Dealer in Caricatures, No. 111, Cheapside, begs leave to inform his friends, that he has published the following New and Popular Caricatures, price only Oue Shilling each, coloured. N. B. Please to observe, that I publish my Caricatures at is. each, Retail, equal to any at double the price. 1. THE Duke's Love Letter Travestie. 2. Dissolution of Partnership, or Mrs. Clarke winding up her Accounts. 3. Wednesday, the Bth March, " big with the Fate of and Mrs. Clarke." •• 4. A Pilgrimage to Gloucester-Place! St The Road to Preferment through Clarke's Passage. 6. A new Parliamentary Toast. 7. Yorkshire .Hieroglyphics, Plate I. 8. Ditto ditto Plate 11. 9. Ditto ditto plate 10. Days of 'Prosperity in Gloucester-Place, or a Kept Mistress in High Feather. 11. All for Love, or a scene at Weymouth. 12. The Bishop and his Clarke, or a Peep into Paradise. 13. The York March ! ! 14. Farmer Blunt's Apology. • 15. The Triutnvirate of Gloucester-Place; or the Clarke, the Soldier, and the Taylor. 16. Chelsea Parade; or a Croaking Member surveying the Outride, the Inside, and the Laaride of Mrs. Clarke's Premises. 17. The Burning Shame. 18. Mrs. Clarke's Levee. 19. The Magician, transforming a Foot Boy Into a Captain! N. B. A New Caricature on the above Subject will be regularly publishid every Day during the present Enquiry. • Also just published, Price only is: coted, • THE CONVENTION OF CINT s A Parody on "The House that Jack Batt." N. B. Money with orde rs from the Couiury. • MR.-DAVY'S IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, 9s. boards, of ' DARKINSON'sCHEMICALPOCKETBdOK; to which is annexed an account of the recent discoveries of Mr. Davy respecting the chemical agettcies of Electricity—the metallic nature of the fixed Alkalis, of Ammonia, .and of ail Earths—the decomposition of Sulphur and of Phosphorus, as will as of the boracic and iitiotic Acids, and even of Nitrogen— and the extraordinary experiments of the same Gentleman on the muriatic Acid. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; J. Murray, J. High ley, J. Ridgway, J. Callow, E. Cox, and J. and J. Arch: Those who have already purchased the Fourth •Edition may be suppiled with. the Account of Mr. Davy's Discoveries, price Is. to bind with the Ptcket-Book. Mrs. LEE'S POLITICAL WORK. - This day was published, the 2.'d Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price only 7s. 6d. boards, AN ESSAYon GOVERNMENT, containing— Its-s- Nature, Freedom of the Press, Universal Principles , 'Civil Distinctions, Sovereignty, Representative% constitution and History of England, Laws, Judges, Sedition aid Treason, Secret Information, Oaths, Torture, influence, Bribery, Dignity of the Plebeian Character, Foreigners, Claims of Children, Slavery, Right, Property, Education, Knowledge, Women and their Edu. cation, Public Schools and Charities, Public Houses, Posts, Minor Regulations in Cities and Towns, Food, Treatment of Animals, National Instittniuns, Funerals, Festivals and Games, Dress, Titles,War,Taxation, Honours Military and Naval; Dis affection, Duelling, Crimes, Punishments, Males, &c. By Mrs R. F. A. LEE, Only Daughter of the late Frantis Lord Le Despencer. Printed for Stockdale, Jun. 41, Pall Mall. Also, price 10s. 6d. The Rev. 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