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All Exchequer Bills dated in the Munth qt Jiffy, 1808, TO BE PAW OFF, • iF LORDS COMMISSIONERS of N/S 1 JiSTl's TREASURY, having give" Directiaaeler i oayites vf' rte pp:l4o l e' the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the lateral . t ; • ,...p5, at the Esc/serer Bill Off, in the Rec e ipt of, Art • : •,,, ~ta,c Yard, Westminster, oa Tuetdaq, the 49a shry qf Ameut, At . , ..e k given daily (5u:4434 and Holiday: excepted) mail, , ,!,,z Friday the Hata o f Au7art, !rant Tca o' lock in the • ttfl Oas in the Apeman, for Ar• purpose of receiving the salat.r f 2„ th e ~,: r eater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bif7, art desired 4 Lids th• ree, tor:tail:iv the Narcb..rs in nemericad Wider, 40. • •:: to the dates of the said Bills, sad cenesteneement of ,Issierest, Sums and .114erest due therm:, comPaded frats, f iat • 1:.- rl a dahs on which, they are respectively d a kd,l o th e said gad 1 4 , inclusive, when the interest will rears ; an d A t sa id • Thais or net; are indispeasibly required to indorse mai •,• signals:re , and to •write their Naises ant Refsideatce • 1 •., ~ 1. 1 4.•ir List; and they are irers•cver required to :Weed the ▪ O f fice fur- pdyesent, and to reecivse the sow Rill:, and, /or the Jam:. • Ithe *maid Bills.th ald6edsss t ieatt recite:iv' Pt .Cki t ial and. Inks -a we., previous to the said 290 ea t " iv. t h, may Ge geelmenrodeted, on computing the Interest to the day. • 1 :•. • -risk 10 le paid,..dsad leaving the s aid Bill s for examination • : •1. - '" .7 •.• tner to. j g I '''S as way be deshr;Onz of caving new Exchequer Bills in • ~ •it P.:yureut of Principal, ofron sorarkiiic• .newt Bills, • .smouut at the bottom of their bests, delivered on or • may be aecommcdated with new Bills, carry , threepente-one-farthing, by the day, o n every One • id ! Jail New Bell, -mill bear date the said `29th' a , ni cu ll be &livered on Tharsday, the 31:t of - • '' 1 • ."le ., uv - Bills dated prior to July, I F.OR, have been .‘. •lt • a • • .a'd 0 *" and the interest thereon nasceascd. 'PHIS YEAR! No. 4, Cornhill, and SI, Charing-cross. r r DISH acquaints the Public, that the only Lot t ;•.ry to be drawn thir YEAR is the S FATE LOTTERY, wid be &cid:A Oztpher the 20th in ONE DAY. and Shares are selling at the :hove old-established Of. and the S c heme contains 4 Yrizts of .C...a),000 4 Prizes of 1 1 2,M 4 ----- of 5,0i.1.) 6- of I,oeo IC of 230 C &c. Er'e . _ There re emly 5,000 Nantbers, N t:lnlizr); 0115 C otntly, ont ~, ' hu,o( O. ;, from I to 5,000 (4 Tickets or le Number will be sure to gain si E LOTTERY, ivi ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. SCHEME. 4 ...... of 1S - of . 4 ... ......... SAGO Besides. ICO, &c ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY QVIFT 4nd Co. respectfully inform the Public, I-) Oa. '1 ielfos :11.1 Shares are on Sale at al. their' Offices ; No. 11, Put.hry, No. It 2, Charing-Cross, and No. •91, Aldgate High s:re, r.- 1 he : , then::: of the present bstate Lottery is new, and aß;frsli t! , • Adrontsrer an opporlunity of gaining the immense puffs of !_ 500,00!'! which may be obtained by purchasing the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any part. Tickets and Slums will be high. r before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE £ll 0 0 I Eighth - L'2 17 0 4t Siit4 enth •w 1. 9. 4 ILlf C•r r•rr MA - 111 WA ES. T 4 be LET tipqn LEASE f r 5,7, or 9, YEARS, and entered upon immediately, MODERN MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough 1- I repair; dcligkfully situate in a Vale-, possessing the most g Prospects; ce:r.sisting of au Entrance Hall, four Par ! N:e.eping Roams, and Garrets for servants, with e.!. Lellating, &:. Chaise-houSe, a-d five-, • walled Carden and Orchards, and at the option of t•.e. ct•'^.i, a Farm House, Homestead, and any quantity of I ite:t exceeding WO Acres. 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A new Edition of THE CAME LAWS ; bei ng a ,comprehensive -A- and faMiliar Treatise upon that subject; comprisi,ig 211 the Statutes and Re-solutions of the Courts teh t ing to•Daer, •Ffilres, Rabbits, rheas:l 4 w, Pirtridges Grouse, Fish, and other obj e cts of sport; •together with the qu alifications by Estate and Certifi cate fpr killing Game • the Appointment and A ut h or i t y of a Gamekeeper; , th e m ode of recovering Penalties under the Game Laws; the taw concerning Trespass in the pursuit of game; aud the General Law relating to Dogs. Ninth Edition, corrected and enlarged, including the new Act of the 48th Geo. 111. respectrng Rabbits, Suipeis, ;cc. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. LAW OF SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION. This day was publiched by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal.street, Lincoln's Inn, in Octavo, price .124. in boatds, the Second Edition, with Additions; of r i:HE LAW of SHIPPING and NAVIGATION. 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This publication will be found to contain a clear account olds, Law relative to Landlord and Tenant,' being 'Written in a *la and familiar inanner 4 A subject so repeal)) , useful, ought to be as generally known ; but unfortnnately for thoie to whom it mete particularly relates, the private Gentleman, the Farmer, and the Tradesman, no Treatise has yet successfully united the emends! • requisites in a work of this kind. To attain these deeirpble= is the object of the present Trentistl4 work is reilinired ligible to every class of •readers, and will be fumed to teetekS4Oety useful information on the anbieet—forteing . e,b9gethfr ~, e gy feet gthde. p • 2. In ikravo, price Ss. liewe# r abeitli edition, or the Lew of Parish Mitten. S. In Oct - are, price Se. sewed, the 6th edidin eithe 'Lairs re. spotting Wilk, Execute*. Admintenee3rs, sod Guardians. 4. 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Taw , s.saanders • 'Exoc LAW BOQKS. 1 .4 - - This day was.publisbed, by Wi Clarke acid Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal -street, Lincoln's Inn, in Octavo, nice 10s. id. in boards, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BILLS of EX -11- CHANGE, Checks on Eankers, Promissory Notes, Ban kers Cash Notes, and Bank Notes; 3d edition, considerably en larged and improved, with an Appendix of Precedents. fly JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. of the Middle Temple. Thera is np branch of the Law so important to the Merchant, as well as the Lawyer, as that relating to bills of exchange and promissory notes. An intimate acquaintance with the conuner cial law in this respect is peculiarly essential to the trader, who too frequently, for want of being sufficiently apprked of the rules affecting bills, &c. loses the benefit of the security in his.hand ; and it is also of the greatest importance to every professional man, because more ready and immediate advice is required from him in regird to bills and notes, than on almost any other point. This day was publi‘heal by W. Clarke and Sow, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Liacoln's lun, In Octavo, price ss. in boards, r- U'EfFJURISDICTION of the COURT LEET, exemplilled in the articks which the Jury or Inquest for the King, in that Court, is charged and sworn, and by law enjoined, to enquire and present, together with approved Precedents, !del edition, with great Additions. By JOHN RI I'SON, Esq. of Cray's inn. This Work treats of the Nature of the Lett—Of the Lord of the Leet—Of the Origin of the Lest—Of the 'I hate, Place. and Manner of holdin g th e L est —Of t h e S u i tors—Of the Jurisdiction —Of the Steward—Of thc J ury—Of Presentments—Of Floes and Ainerriaments—Of Asseerment—Of the Remedy for Fines and Amerciaments—Of Pleadings—And of Precedents. his day was published, in svo. price 9s. in boards, THE SOLICITOR's ASSISTANT, in the Court of Chancery.—By WILLIAM HANDS, Gent. One of the Solicitors of the Court, Author of the Law and Praeo ticc of Patents for Inventions, &c. " Precedents du both teach and illustrate." Coke upon Littleton, 3 b. s. 445. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. ris This Work comprises the forms of very near three hun dred interlocutory orders and other proceedings of daily occur rence in the prosecuting and defence of Chancery Causes and Matters, with numerous practical Notes, the whole'the result of many years actual practice. This day was published, in tivo. price 7s. 'in Boards, by W. C LAitic c :u:.l Sons, Law Booksellers, Pcmgal-street, Lincoln's AN 14 ESSAY ON THE LAW OF USURY.- -1- Containing—What Ctintracts are usurious. Of the Nature of an usurious Contract. The Loan. The interest. As to the In tent of the contracting Parties. Of the different Artifices which have been practised to evade the Law.—How far Usury affects the Validity of the Contract. What species of Contracts and Se curities, and under what circumstances they are void. Of avoid ing them. Between what Persons they art void. 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