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Of the Middle Temple, Barriitcr at Law. S eco nd Edition correded. London t Printed for W. Clarke and Sone, Law Bookfellerst Portugal itreet, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, in tla re vole Eve. price W t I. t is. 6d. boards Swinburnes Treatife of Tefta nt ents and Left iUs, the Seventh Edition, with very conliderable Additions and Notes, by John jortph Powell, I.lq, EQUII Y DIGEST. This day was publifhed. in royal oaavo, price los. 44. boards, SUPPLEMENT to an Analytical igelled Alndez of the Reported Cafes in the feveral Courts .1 Equity, as well Chancery as Exchequer, and in the High Court of Nita. went. Continued to the prafent rime, and inchniing the Deciftons of Lord Charcellor Redcfdals in Ireland. With a Table of the Principal Titles, Vivant., and Subdivilions, and a Rtpertorlunt of the Cafes, douLly and fyftematleally arranged, upon the former Principle. By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Efq. Printed fur W. Clarke and Sons, Law Boakfcllen, Portugal ftreet, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, In two very large royal odavo volumes, price 21. aa. in hoards, The Analytical Digeited Index of all the Reported Cafe. to the fevers! Courts of Equity. By R. W. Bridgman, H.q. LAW OF SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION. This day wa: publiihrd. in octavo price [as. in boards, St cord Edition, with Additions of THE LAW i,i SH IPPING and NAVIGATION. By JOHN REEVES, Efq. Author of UK Hiftory of the Englifh Law. L.ondati t Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookkikra, PartuFst ft rem, Lincoln's Inn ; and J. Afperu, C ••• This Work treats of the Plantation Trad:, ( nradc with Afia, Africa, and America—Of the European Trade—Of the Coaftirg 'lf ade—The Fifherirs—Of Brit Ships—Together with the Ads of Parliament, Orders of Council, Lice,:zes, Inltruetions. and I.aw Opinions : to which is added an Appcudis of Forms, of Oaths, Certificatei, Rigifters, Sec. Of whom may be had, in Svo. price ss. The Law' of Newfoundland, by J. Reeve, Efq. CONVEYANCING , PRECEDENTS. This day was publifhed, Part V. (priee 7*. fewed) to be conti• sued Monthly, and completed in tight Parts, or four Voitmus, royal Bvo. price 31. 3s in boards, of A SERIES of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in -11. CONVLYANCING, proceeding from the Empleit to the more varied circutnitinces of Title; with pradieal Notes and Variations. By CHARLES BARTON, Of : the Inur Temple, Efq. Author of the Fitments of Career andog. London Printed for W. Mae and Sons, Law Bookfdlers, rortugat flreet. Lincoln's the. This Work is defigned as a Sup,telocnt to the Elements of C on veyalicing, but is equally adapted to general ufe. The Intent of it is to prefent the Solicitor with corred forms of thofe fpecies of affurance which are in molt common ufe, as diftinguifhed from fuch as are of a more (pedal nature, requiring the aid of Couniel; each of tbefe forms is made, by means of fubjnincd variations, to fare as a precedent in every ordinary cafe which can occur in a title ; as where the talc is by private contradt, and where public audion ; where the wife is a party and where not, where the con veyance is and where it is not made to a truftee lor preventing dower, Sc.c.Scc and that every draft may be either fully or Ihortly drawn as circumftances may require, Om leaft effential part of each deed tire fo diflinguifhed from the r..ft, as to be retained or omitted at *Aire. The character which each party foftains in the deed is moreover lamed, inftead of the embarraffing mode of unng names es initials; and to the whole will be added a very full and particular Index. 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This day was pub liei and ir Bvo triceav e 31 in boards, or 7s half. boundled, A"PITOME of the PRACTICE of the EQUITY :ADE of the COURT of FXCHFQUER, com pretending all the material Authorities upon Points of Pradlice from the commencement of the Suit to the Decree. By SAMUEL TURNER, Solicitor. London r Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookfellers, portu g a) Brett, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, price 31 each In boards, or es half bound and interleaved. t. An Ei'itome of the Pradice cf the Court of Chancery. a The Pradice of the K. B. and C. P. And, 3. Ex chequer and Pleas, ifs. half bound and interh recd. The above four' oblicatinns may be bad together, ir. one volume. CHANCERY PRACTICE. This day was paid:bed, iu two vols. 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By WILLIAM NOY, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn, Attorney Getesat. and of the Privy Council to King Charles L' To which's annexed, a Treadle of Eftatcs, by Sir John Dodde% ridge, Knt. and Obfervations on a Deed of Peoffmcnt, by T. H• Gent. with Notes and Additions by Chaska Barton, of the Inner Temple, Efq fevemh Edition. Londot , : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Lawßookfcllcrs,Pcir tugal ftreet, Lincoln's Inn. _____ LANDLORD AND TENANT. This day was publifbed, In Svo. price 35. levied, the Eighth Edition of THE LAWS of LANDLORD, TENANT, and LODGERS, with Pradical Diredions concerning Leaks Covenants Rent Affignments Double Rent Diftrefs Surrenders Repairs Ejedtment Agreements Wafte Notices to quit, &c. Alfo Treadles on Eftates for Life, for Years, and Copyhold Eftates ; with an Appendix of Precedents for Letting I - lonics and Apartments. By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Efq. 16 „• This Publication will be found to contain a clear Account of the Law relative to Landlord and Tenant, being written in a plain and familiar manner. A fubjed fo generally ufeful, ought to be as generally known ; but unfortunately for thole to whom it more particularly relates, the private Gentleman, the Farmer, and the Traiefman, no Treadle has yet fuccefsfdly united the effential requifites in a Work of this kind. Tp attain there defira ble ends is the &Ject of the prefent Freatife t the Work is ren• tiered intelligible to every dafs of readers, and will be found to contain every ufeful information on the fubjed ; forming altoge they a very perfed guide. In Bvo. price 3s fewed, the fifth Edition of the Laws of Part& Matters. In Bvo. price 3s. fewed, the fifth 'Edition of the Laws repedting Wills, Executors, Adminiftrators, and Guardians. 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This day was publiChtd, • In /Ivo. price 39. fewed, tke 'third Edit. improved and enlarged, of 'I'HE LAWS ref - petting TITHES, comptng all the Cafes and Statutes on the fubj cdt of Tithes, whether great or (mall, perfonal. predial, or mixed ; particularly by nd to whom 7 Wits are payable, how they are to be let out, and how to be recovered who; withheld; like wife of the difeharge of Tithes by eompoStion, modus, and other mem ; and of Leafes and Agreements concerning Tithes; together with all n andther matters uee• Cary for the information of Ckrgymen, rs Ccuntry Solicitors. By the Author of the Laws of Landlord and Te nant, dm. • Lnedon: Printed for W. Clarke and SOW, Law Bookfelkrs, Pot fugal itreet, Lincoln's Inn. - . - PRESTON ON CONVEYANCING. This day was publithed, In Royal Octavo, price t6s in boards, ATREATISE on CONVEYANCING , with a view to its application to Pra el ice, being a Series of Prae 'fed Obfervations, written in a plain Latiliar Ityle, which have foe their oiled to Ma in preparing Draughts, and in judging of the operation of Dads, by diflinguifhing between the formal and effential parts of thole Eva% Sic. in general ufe, being a Courre of Lederes; with an APpesnli* of reiccl and appropriate Precedents. By RICHARD PRESTON, of the Inner Temple, Efq. N. B. "'lsis Work Is on a plan entirely otvr.the object is to thew the nfe er the different parts of Deeds, the Rule. at Law by which they arc governed. the Form and arrangement of each Mind Species of Deeds, and the Caution to be °braved in enteral with Oak Precedents of Forms to Ulutrate the applicatiou of the °bravadoes. London Printed for W. Clarke and Sone, Law Bookrellers, ' Portugal-Brat. Lincoln's Inn. This day wan pnblillsed, in Bvo. price 4.6 d. in boards, RFLECI'IONS on the STUDY of the LAW, in Two Parts. Addreffedirft to the Nobility and Gentry, as the Hereditary and Ek6tive Senators of the Nation—and idly, to thofe Gentlemen wbo prorate td Study the Law, with a view to Profellioral Pradice. By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN. Efq. • London:. Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portsteal-ftkot,Lia coin's Inn. Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, In Three Voluntes Royal 00asvis, 2L s as. 6d. boards, His Aoalytical Digefted Index of Chancery Reports The day was publithed, In One forge Volume Royal Octavo, price tor. in boards, THE LAW of CHART BLE USES, as laid . 1 0 down and digital by George Dukc, Efq. together with the learned Readings of Sir Francis Moore To which is added, The Law of Mortmain, as eflahlifhed by the Statute of 9 Gee. 11. c. 36, the whol. continued to the prefstit time. Enlightened by an Abridgment of all the adjudged Cafes. particularly adapted to the Ufe of every Profeffor of the Law, as J well as all Bitbops, Cathedrals, Colleges. Par-Ores, and all Car porations, Ecclaaftical as well as Civil—and all Eleernofynary roundationg. By RICHARD WHAI.I.EY BRIDGMAN, Efq. Author of the Analytical Digeft in Equity. &c. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Eons, Law liookTeilers, Portugal-ltrect, Lincoln's Tnn. Of whom may be had, In Three Volumes Royal Oaavo, 2i Its 61. in boards, An Analytical Digefttd huh: of all the Equity Reports, by R. W. Bridgman, Ffq. Alfo Treatifc on the Study of the Law, by the fame Author, 45 6d. SALKELD'S RF PORTS. Lately publifbed, in Three Volumes, Royal Octavo, price 11. 164 in hoards, ALKI 7 .I.D's REPORTS of CASES in the Kiing's Bench, with fume fpecial Cafes in Chancery, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, alphabetically digettcd under proper heath, the filth edition, including the Notts and References of Knightby Danvers, Efq. and Mr Serjeant Wilton ; and large additional Notes and References to modern Authorities and Determinations, by David Evans, Efq. Barrilter at Law. London Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookfellers, Portugal.ilreet, Lincoln's Inn. Lately publifhed, in Seven Volumes, Royal Odt.oto, price 51. in boards, T ORD COKE'. INSTITUTES of the LAWS of A—a ENGLAND, in Four Parts The FinD Part. with numerous Additions and Notes, by FRANCIS HARGRAVE and CHAS. BUT I'ER, Efq. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookkilers, Portugal- ftreet, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had in Bvo. price es 6d. in boards. Lord Coke's Law Trade, containing the complete Copyholder, Rcading on the Statute de Firdhus, Treatife on Bail and Main Prize. To which are added, Old Tenures. by Serj. Hawkins. S WINBURNE ON WILLS. This day was publiffied, in `Three Volumes, gm rice ti. tr s 6d. in boards, ATREATISE of TESTAMENTS and LAST WILLS—in Seven parts :-.411, What a Teftament and Laft Will is-2d, What perfons may make a Teitameat-3d, Def cribing what Things may be difpofei of by Wiii—stb, In what manner Teftaments and Lift Wills arc to be made—sth, What Perfon may be Executor, er is capable of a Legacy--.6th, The Office of an Executor-7th, Mewing by what Means Wills be come Void. By HENRY SWINBORNE, Sometime Judge of the Prerogative Court of York . The 7th Edition, with valuable Annotations, illuftrative Of the fubjca, to the prefect time By the late JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq. Earrilter at Law Author of the Law of Mortgages, &e. Prepared for the Prd. by James Wake, Efq. Barrifter at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sop:, Law Bookfeters. Portugal-arca, Lincoln% Ina. 1 Thisday was pubUffted in Sao. pt.; • • ts.in boards; or Is, 6J. half bound and Interleaved, SRACTICAL POINTS or MAXIMS in CON "VEYANCING ; drawn from the daily ezpericope of a very taMahvc practice, by a late eminent Couveyanser. To which are added, Critical Obfcrvatioas on the various and cirential parts 'Ws Deed. By the late J. gIS)N, Ef4l l -11111 London ; Printed for W. Clarke and SonsTl/01 11 Boolfellen , Pm fugal- (tree(, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, in Eve price os. in boards. Original Precedents of Settlements, drawn by the molt dillin. guar:4 Conveyancers of the prevent day, and now fiat published, by James Barry Bird, Efq. This day was publifhcd. in Bvo. price 6s. 6d. boards, the Fourth I Edition, correded, of Art HISTORICAL TR d o 4-risg of ail AC TION or SUIT at LAW, anf the Proce(dings ufed in the King's Bench and Common Pleas, front the Original Proceffes, to the judgments in both Courts. BOOTH, Efq. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal flue, Lincoln's Inn ; and J. Butterworth, Fleet•fireet. Of whom may be had, in Bvq. price 6s. in boards, An Hißorical Treadle of a Suit in Equity; by C. Barton,Efq. FONBLANQIJE.'s TREATISE OF EMPTY. This day WU publiihed, in two vole. Byo price 11. as. in boards, ATREATISE of EQUI T Y. With the addition of Marginal References's:id Notes--the third edition, with eonliderable Additions. IBy JOHN FONBLANQUE, Barrifter at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-Erect, I in coin's Inn. Of whom may be had, iu three large vols. royal Bvo. price al. xas 6d. In boards, An Analytical Digelted Index . of all the Reported Cafes in Equity ; by R. W. Bridgman, Efq. This day vf aa publithell, in Bvo. price 6s. in Boards, EFLECTIONS on the COMMERCE of the . MEDITI RRANEAN, deduced from adlual Experience during a Refidtnce on both Shores of the Mediterranean Sea ; con. tabling a particular Account of the Traffic of the Kingdoms of j Algiers, Tunis, Sarslinia, Naples, and ; the Morea, &e. with ass impartial Examination into the Manner, and CultoMs of the Inhabitants in their commercial dealings, and a particular De fcription of the Bririfh Manufadurcs properly adapted to each Country ; fltowiag alfo the Policy of encreafing the number of Whirl% Confuls ; and that fuch advantages may refult to the Eng bith hi holding poffc ffi uns in the Mediterranean , as Narly to tqual their Vs'cit India 'Fmk. By JOHN JACKSON. E fq. F. 8. A. Author cf the Journey ova Land from India, &c. London : Printed 'W. Clark,. and Sons, Portugal octe t, Lin• coin's :ism TRAVELLERS, INNKEEPERS, &c. This day was publiihed. In hvo. price 35. [(wed, The Socood Edition improved, THE LAWS telpeeling TRAVELLERS an d TRAVELLING ; compritieg all the Cafes anel Statutes re lative to that SubjeCt ; inciting the ufing of Hired Holies, Rob bery, Accidents, Obftruetions, &F. upon the Road, and Land and Water Carriage In general •, and afro the Law relating to Inn keepers. The whole colleCted from the heft and la-eit authori• ties. By the Author of the Laws of landlord and Tenant, Law of Wills, &e. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Suns, Law Bookfellers, Portugaleftrect, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be hsd, The Laws repeding "I ithes, cemprifing all the Cafes and Sta. tutes on the Subjcdt of Tithes, pi ice zs The Laws of Highways r.nd . 1 urnpike Roads, vice 35. The Laws of Curnmens art! Commcnet s, with the Rights and Privileges of both Lords and Commoners, with an Abltract of the late Inclofing Adt, price 3s. The 'above four Publications, forming the fecrtul Volume of LAW SELECTIONS ' may be had, by thole who take the whole together, done up in a convenient Volume, price lis io to:,rds, or a as. 6d. bound. - - This day were punt:heti in Svo. price es. 6d. in boards, REFLECTIONS on the CAUSES of UNH APPY MARRIAGES, and on various Subjens therewith connec • teal ; EPITOME of the LAW of NIARItIAGEandDIVCRCE , with Judicial Decifions touching Separation, Alimony. the Debts and Separate Property of the Wife; to which is addi d, A BRIEF ACCOUNT of the CIVIL LAW aced :SPIRITUAL COURTS, with a New Plan for fettling Separate Maintenance, without Ecclefiaftical Procel* By RANDLE LEWIS, Conveyancer of the Inner Temple. London.: Printed for W. Clarke arta Sons, l'ottugal ft reet, 1 in eolit's Inn. This day was publifhed, price 64 in boards, A SUCCINCT VIEW of the LAW of moll . r• CIAGE`I..-With sn Appendix containing a variety of Sci• entitle Precedents of Martgsges. By EDWARD COKE WILMOT, of Cray's Inn Which, amongß other matters. treats of the following. viz On Mortgage.—As to what en..ltitutes a Mortgage--04 the dif ferent kinds of Mortga,tes—Of the interen. of the Mortgagor 1.1 the Premifes molt ;aged by him--01 tbe Nfiate of. she Mortgagee —Of the Payment of the intertlt of Money knt on Mar-gage, and of the legal performance of the condition—Of the Equity of kedemp..ino, and who may claim it—Where there are revere] Mertgacees o' the fame Fftate. what r. rowdy they %aye againfl. the Mortgagor, and aglintt each other—Of Mortgage Money, to whom to be paid, and how to be redcemcd—Of Foreclofure. London . Printed for W Clarke and Son, Portugal ttreti, Lin coln's inn. AN I MPR OV ED and RATIONAL SFRIE3 of BOOKS for TEACHING the FREN I / 4 .14 LANGUAGR hi SCHOOLS. Tilt FIRST Wit. 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A DICTIONARY of the • FRENCH and Estaztsn, and Drat isu and FRENCH LAuntrAc es ; inctudirg many Hundred Words not to be found in other Didionaries and excluding others unknown to modern French Literature. The whoic reviled, prepared, and compiled by M. L'Abbe tie Levizac ; beautifully printed in a new Nonpareil Type, on line Paper, price 9s bound. • MARQUIS WELLESLEY. r Vo. one of your Readers mug ha o v S e u li f i c — n s rloefcbnLelloieeravdiesoneavnteldtray c t o th m e m u oe na s n . im al o ro us o t f ha sh nk e s p of ir t e h e. e H tors and Proprietors at the India Houle, have be es repeatedly voted to Marquis Wsswist.av, and Rated to be, for the many brilliant Cervices rendered by hisa to his King and Country during his Adntiniaration in Britifh India : the title granted by his gracious Sovereign, and the penfion of five thoufand pounds I per annum from the gait India f:ampany, would ;mince the generality of mankind to fuppofe, that thole honorary rewards were conferred fur meritori ous adis performed by him, deferviog fuels &kin. guiflied notice. On the return of Marquis WiLLESLE? to Eng. land, inftead of that gracious and honouraille re. ception which, the fuceefsful achievements of every political meafure had nobly earned, amidfl fo many difficulties and dangers, and which were due to him from the juftice as well as the gratitude of his cone. try, he has experienced the fame fate as the perfo, anted WARREN Hasrsacs—Badgered in the Houk ' of Commons by perfons who know the tales they alien to be Malone, and all but soured criminally at the India Houfe, for e.nploying the money re, quirFcl for piece goods and other merchandife, in anti hilating the French influence throughout Hindoflan. , —The treatment he has expetienced from fume Members of an enlightened Btitifh Senate, is car. tainly molt highly difguffing to the tenability of a gallant mind, confcious of its own worthinefs. It is natural for the Court of Diredors to eftimate the merits of the Governors in India, by the number and value of the cargoes which they fend to England, rather than by the talents difplayed in the molt brit. liant military exploits, or by the fagacity evinced in th e molt fuccefiftil political negociations—,The views of all commercial men being principally confined is labials of immediate profit, they are difpofed to sp preciaae very thofe acquifitions of which the commercial benefits are apparently remote—Hence little value has been fet on the fucceffils of MOOS WiiLLESLEY ; as to effect them, he was compelled to diminifh rather than increafe the invetiments ofuallf fen: from Britifh India to this Country. The preceding, with the exception of the name of Marquis WELLESLEY for Bofchhouveur, is almoß a literal extra 4 from the Ailatic Xegillet: the analogy is however fo fit corre4, that the focceflial to tie Noble Marquis will do well to keep it in rem* hrance ; for they may be Allred that me; will ever be found in this country to treat the public wet fictitious tales of cruelties in India, which like a interetting novel to a young girl, tends to bias the opinion, and we all know the extreme difficulty is ,;verco.oing early irnorellions, however erroncini they may appear to our riper judgments. It certainly is not furprifing that an event, bows ver important, relating to Britilh India, Arnold be tat faintly felt in this country, when compared with tie recent events on the Continent of Europe; bet forely at the ptefent momentous crifis, the Brit& s.;enare ought to interell itftlf in vindicating the No. hie Marquis fro.. it., C.mit airertions fo unjuili brought against him, that the nation may reap the advantage of his acknowledged abilities, and wrist tied exertion to whatever engages his attention, ad rne.2,ctic decifion added to the moll pure and patria tic los; cf his King and Country ; for, molt truly ass corifcientir ufly, may the Marquis W ELLI3I,ETput hit hand on his heart and declare, that, during the whole of his Adn;inittration in India, he has neva been guilty of any aft that the purell and molt us. fullied canfcicnce need difavow ; or in any mu whatfoever derogatory to the favourable opinion lertained of him as a Statefman, by the late VS'it.i.tas PITT, or of his own exalted fituation in this cow •ry, as a Peer of Inc Bri:ith Realm. ?LAIN FACTS. Flin AT C M t 1 I.etter 111. for 6 feet too long read to foto. THE EVENING STAR. LONDQN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. PRICE OF STOCKS TICS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCB. Conf.)ls, atone), 641 —for acc. 68163—Omnium, pat 1 Fes Exchequer Bills, par Is. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cerr. Red. but Imp Ann. 4 3 per Cent. Confols 61:11 Excite. Bills par as dit 4 per Cent. glut Omnium, par per Cent. Navy 96; i Englith Tickets 2 11. India Stock 174 Conf for ace. 64 India Bonds, IS. 28. dif. Mr. MEttav, we underhand, will fet out into tl diately to afcertain the final determination of Rinilh Government with refpeti to the queßion Peace or War between this Country and Denmark. _i.i Ye(today evening, Mr. CHARLES BATHURST I town with difpatches for Mr. PIERR E rnisr. At cl• fame time Difpatches were tranfmitted from Office of the Secretary of State for the Foreign partment to the Court of Stockitelm• *Count Bewriacx, to whom 'the )l;nyphaufen belongs, and who arrived in a Dutch port tome tla ago, was not fuffered to land by the French Direita of the COtoms and executioner of ih; late deter though he had a paffport figned by King Lot" Marquis Cott/mas, the Matter of his Majeiiii w flag hounds, has given orders for one of his Weill' fine deer to be turned out on Afcot Heath to.rnOrro morning, at ten o'clock, for the diverlion of hid° and the Nobility and Gentry of that neighbnor hons Yellerday a arard was held at the Admiralty, fa the admitlion of invalid Seamen and Mar ines inn Greenwich Hofpital. A great number plied th Board ihis morning, and were permitted to enter a Pentioners into Greenwich Hofpital. It is in contemplation to appoint to the Ju n o feveral Dock-yards, perfons to be Wier Rigge rs ' who are to be feleded from among the BoAdwadir witlaas falary of 20. per annum, and who will t'" e the whole charge of•rigging the (hips of the Nor. Two {hips, of 74. guns each, are to be built Portfmouth and Plymouth; to be called the Fitt and the Armada. rot Several of the homeward bound Well Indiana 0,. on Chore on coming up the River in the gale o fyl o c is a r nefday lak but were got off without any Pvt;,,,, I damage. Two of them were on (bore off tiroom.' land were got off by the men from the Dock-yell' TUE SIXTH ZOOK• DICTIONAIRI IUNIVERSIL DES SYSIOHYMES DE LA LANGIIE Fan NCOlin, Recuefilis par M. L'Abhe de Levizac, prix 6s. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars; and to be had of all Bookie Hers, with the full Allowance tO Schools. N B. The above-mentioned Series of eafy and fimple elemen tary Books are believed to be all that are nceelfary to render an Bogßib Student fufbciently familiar with the French Language, for the purpofes of tcading and converfation. Every perfon muff have been Bruck wisp the abfurdity of the pcidlice of putting the prefent voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and their Auxiliaries Intl the hands of Children. Well educated Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fubtleties which, by means orthe previouay exifting French and Englies Grammars, are atteqmited to he taught to Children in Eng Ulla Schools. The Abbi.:lllffut's Books, on the contrary, con fain no thing but general Ind effential points of information ; they leave the Pronunciation to the living Tutor, from whom as mush will be learnain an bout as by Rule in a year; aud, in refried to Words and Conitrudicio, iticy pise the acquirement of the Frehch Lan guage, by au Englifh ehil4;exadty tut cbc, (ante footing as'tha: oR whicikit itanAs to a native. 1 , •