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i .Y CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Tteasury Chambers, 11th Janiwy, 1819. given to Persons desirous Ipply the follawing Articles for the use READING SCHOOL. ./THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING•wiII be held 1 at the Freemasons Tavern, Great Queen-sine: 4 on Mow DAY, the 18th January, 181 9 . Di nner on Table at ha o'Cloek precisely.—Tickets, prize Li elf ;• to be bad at the Bar of the Tavern, or of any of the Stewards. STEWARDS. J. Rsvzimitaw, Esq. Captair. MONTAD72.. Captain JACKSON. I RICHAnn Ws:v . lll4ooz, Esq. Rev. W. S. CASSOSNE. J.-11. Peer, Esq, This day ws published, price 2s. 6d. In a am& Pocket Volume, embellished with a fine Portrait, ABRIEF MEMOIR of her late MAJESTY QUEIN CHAIILOTTE, with authentic Azietdotes and Elegiac Verses., By THOMAS WILLIAMS. London : Printed for W. Shrol:in and R. Marshall, No. 4, Stationer's -court; and sold by all Buoksellets. SKETCHES- OF AMERiCA.—SECOND This day was published, in two. prim lCs. 6d. boards, ANARRATIVE of a JOURNEY of .Five Thor sand ?dila tluouoh thm ItASTERN and WESTERN STATES of A MERICA, containcd iu lazi4 Reports, aerie-- sad to the Thirty-nine Enplish by whom the A . :•:tter was deputed, in June, UM, to ascertain r• - ilethcrar.y, and ' l lO4 part of the United &ales would be suitabli; for thtir reside - lot. With Remarks On Nfr. %knack's,' 7.-7ows ' and " Letters.' By HEYTLY BEADSHAW FEAROX. Prince./ for rntnano, Hurst, Reci:Ortue, and fitetim, t.erdFl'• Liesty's Llnd Forces in Cantonments, in the undermentioned Island: EXETER FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. JERSEY. TM; d'y was published, Svo. price 3s. Gd. boards, TME STILL VOICE OF PEACE ; or, Tender Counsel to Freemen and Slaves. professors and profane; In Answer to some deep-rooted Objectiook i wid Prejudices. LIT EPHRAIM WQ0111;• Author of Quaker!sm Unmasked; a few remaining copies of which may be had of the Publishers, price iSs. nvo. boardS. London Published by •W. Simpkin and R. blirshall, Sta elailter!s-court, Ludgate-hdi. •To his Majesty's land Forces in Can and Barracks, in the undermentioned NTS. ,TTINGTIAIkt. SUFFOLK. YORK. Ca!al is Calltournents and Quar undermentioned Countl'3: DURHAM. irties of Worth and Sonth Woks. to commence on and for the d. of Jposala in wilting, sealed ti?, and ma :k..<l finppiles" *ill he received at this Office 30dt day of January, but none will be On that day, and if sent by post, the mee separately for ea.Th County and "'aunties comprising worth and ekrttli ist be included in one Tender; and the Letter which is annexbd to the by two persons of knorin property vr'.th the party tendering in the •tud Particulars, for the due perform no Proposal will be r.oticed unless lee, and the prices expressed in words happen, that during the continuance shoal be supplied under the Contract, for the Contract and Band, paid in Cantractw, shell be refunded to him. tracts, may . lee i.pon application at the hotirs of ele - ser. and lice. t and Mesi fri . ay be seen attheae tweve and two. - . , . AL PATENT TWINE CLOTH, ecc. • . I, ina!, et: pouearat lea *giving:io n le.-charits, are re • e abovn Cloth is cold it the Patentee's etch, i‘tiuch-ster, and Linen Ware. les.dc and exportation, and from 20 to 52 yards each, at 25.- 6d. per yard. To families, &c. going climates, it will be found an article of iig In a peculiar degrect conducive to to those who reside in th.• c:dil and , above is spade in wide widths for wear; for c 41- climates, and for tra oa account a( their economy, war:::-h, the quality',.t 4a. Od. and 3s. is elerd Tt can be obtained genuine mirlrere .--Orden exec'tcd, free of carrk. -, to Wand, J.relami, and Wales, and ilia ad- NEWCMII.I IN TIIE NAVY, I.2:tra, cp llonvlsageon, from the. Author's dedizah Ly wnefublished, Bvu . Fitt 2ls. boards, 'WEN !Tars OF JOHNNY NEW- TUE `;.IVY: a Poem, in Four Cantos. ti ALFRED BUnTON. W. 'S'impkin and It. .51arsIdl, Stationer's -court, irtrs have fan confiklente in recommending this 'bublic in general, and to the notice of NavalGen ;:tiar, as it is a faithful and spirited picture of the Nry potiibh: care has been taken with the Plates reprocutadons. 11;1,- !cave to remark, that this Work was an ::ated iu thl year 1317, tihnigh its publication has unavoidably delayed; and of this advantage has usurping the title to a book, now publishiug in comparative merits of.which the Public win duly it will be necescary, to 'recent the other from tuted, to order the Work by Lieutenant burtuu._ THE MEDIC - AI. PROFESSION. • • lITORS of the MONTHLY GAZETTE .ALTH, on conchulg their Third Volume, beg' their most grateful thanks Id those Members of kofession, sad other scientific characters; whose have brought tit-ir Work Into*. circulation exceed • the Perio - diesl Medical and Scientific Works that in this country. The death of 1)r. Adams, wKo ; conducted the Physical Journal, and the resigns itorship of the liepoakory, by Dr. Burrows and ton, have, no doubt, operate l in favour of the etas ' new Journal, but they flatter themselves that bed . possessi.d superior merit, those circumstances proved of little avail. Every I'ractitioner must be practice of Medicine cannot afford matter to fill ,amphlet every month; and therefore the Editors are under the necessity of inaetting uninteresting loos, and, by a diffuse mode of writing, to extend a which might be communicated in as ntauy lines.— :tended sale of the Monthly Gazette of health civilized world, authorizes the Editors to pro tders that tiieir subsequent Numbers will continue with original communications of real practical They profess also to give the substance cif all that periodical works, domestic and foreign, and utier any branch of Medicine that possesses any interest. itr.thly Number being published at One Shilling, ill be :eaati to contain valuable matter ; and the ing coane-.ted with any E.Oakelter, and disavow object than the prometion of Medical Sciencct will not be disgusted by fulsome panegyrics roductiont, merely to induce them to become pa Aker important advantage resulting to the Proles- Work is, the first families in the kingdom being ihers to it, men of scientific attainments arc intro- ❑section which is liksly to reward their labours. ,tuber is regularly published on the first day of .Inst published, price ss. in boards. AS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen.. the iailiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in :uses, 14 ,- mptoms, and baneful effects of lame Ve lima, Stricture, Statical IVeakness, Ste. are fully .111 ::. contains some remarks on certain Female n 'articular Steiiiity ; Part 111. embraces Praeri ,:is:::‘ Sexual Debility, Svif-Abuse &c.; in Part -; eases illustrati ve o f the preCedittg subjects, i . a t..nilliar manner, and tlie whole add:cased Vrainity of both Sexes. " `S$ and C'. Conrulting Surgeons. 1 at No. PO, l'artraostcr -row, Linden; and of all IPII,I CO. are to be exalted, as usual, esse.7day,. ; an,l Patients in the c.lur , ..'y are requested to de. y ease, enclosing a retnitt.: , :ce for Advice and i.:11 sap bt• forwarded to any part of the world. •t. M. R. C. Surgeons, 13, t Liouverle-streit, Met a. • H). • t.t • • NITMBER 9947. ARMY C0N51314341i31 VOTWE is hereby • 11 of contracting to sup; s , :tte Army, viz. 1 IREAD---To his Majest Quarters, .and Barracks, grEP and MUTTON-1 ,ssements, Quarters, 1111 : DERBY. HA/i DORSET. HUB f ESSLX. NOT OATS.- -To his 'Alejekty's tors, in the uric BIi.LIIY. the s,seral Coot 1 That the Deliveries are to rArgary nett, that Propos Tenl:4 fue Army linppt on or before Saturday, the 3 rous.red after twelre &clod' pasta; lse pail. Froperals nmst be made • Iltlnd, except for the Cot We e s, all of which .must Proposal must have th Tteder properly filled up, tat,;-L::', to become bound s...,ted in the prints bite of the Contract; and • suele on a printed Tender at isng:h; and should it so I e the o.:ttract no troops sb tier ezpense of the Stamps the first i:Aunce by the C 4! Parti:Aars ui the Contra tlioe Eha.-abers, between t San-.?l , es of the Bread s hers, b.:twee:l the hours of MILLARD'S IMPERIA FOR SF Ne contenent tas dS IPHE Nnl.. 4 ,ity, Fan; lj spertfnilyitsiort..el. the Bast India, Smt hoax, 16, CIllf,A.MrO t*, isy the Pi-ce, 1 Ls. e.1.—51.--11s.Cd.ta ss. 64 re, . r returning frnm ho: cl tr.; 6,1 coosiderati.s., beini hes' . .h there, as we..., as to changeable. clioals.cs. The 1 11 3.1etirl, and fit: vr ;sem .are .!4 , .r.id: bath of ad sairniur anrar.tace; d Is ire an. .•.s. t 7.6 d. It wir.ever tine.--Or alhtlre tlt Eacall . •• 7011NNY r notes, by • day wne , publi DVEN fUt .1. Anii: a:el TUE r.J 1:f ALF! rablisbied by W. Simpkin 1..dr....•..5 . reet. l'aSl..siters have NI tk• the Public it: gene unmet, prtic.ti4r, as it is Service; al.a ev,ry • to attain corr.s:.'representat . • They N.r:bcr brg leave neatmed and gs:nted ia the • hitherto heen tosvoidably been taken in usurping the N,:ailbers, the comparative appreciate—but it will be beings Asthma!, to order t TO THE MET PHE EDITORS of OF lIEALTH, on I have to mans their most I tat Nedivl Profession, an tnitributions have brought lag that efallthe Periodic: 3:e published io this county for many years conducted t ti:o of the Editorship of t 1 1.7. t. Thompson, have, no blishment of a new Journal tacit Work not possessed would hose proved of Intl aware that the practice of half-crown pamphlet eve s: .uch works are under tl tetaramite.tions, and, by 3 het to pazes which might 1 At prtscat extended sale t*.toughaot the civilized w• att... their Readers that tin to *as enriched with origi. 4 nPmance. They profess 32virs in the periodical w oa any branch it Her.thly NUR rze trill be :eaad not being comac , :ts 1 -tt :Ts other object theta their Readers will not be toat , t.:ptible productions, 14 i -sets. Another import; 27 0 t from this Work is, tl sabscrihers to it, n docsl 7onettion wh n:ruber is :vs islet puha& EGIS of LI oo the iadiscret Wikb t.'e Causes, Snmpt t , cnorrlscra, /Strict P..-t cont a i , is j articular I. • Statij .• nil 6 5.; CaSei ••••-r:' i .a Smti k. :le 1., COSS ray h.; ',ad at Nu .4tl .7.. !,'"•"'• •IS rnd (70. a ; .m 3 Vatic, 4 .. I.• t case, *.(f.Yr'..!.-, r. hi,:ll sag be f 1..1 Co. 31. R. C. / * 4 • l . -v e •. S. * , • . . . . , . . I I . . " .. . . . IN.) ( . 4•41• '.,' 'r ' :•'.' • . . . -. • . , . / 0 7. 44 0ri11ic:4117 • . , • ve • - • . .0. i ". . . . . c----4 1-2 ..e!‘ /l.71"-i; .- 1 4 ir:/. t‘q.,: 4 - • ..... . 4 4 N .Y4 4 0 .1" ° '74. ' . • • i f' ( ;$ . e N. • i A • .. . • * . k,n 1 0 S b ae: it W . . 1 . .. .... . • 4/ • • 1 WO• lil ik t.) .. . . ./. A ° t• • v -X1 . . . . • 1 ' . . . -.7* AL' •• 1 . : -:.--..„,.......„ . .. • • ~ . • ; • \ . . , 4 . . . THUItSDAY, .JAINTIYARY 14, 1819. . . •-17=7121 7 pENcit.. . t• , l' . SIERTCHES: OP . .• . f " '-' Yil -sit, Tlds day was pubk,. r , r r, -, r A NARRATIVE o, 1 4 iri 4.2... sand Mile, tbrouola tb, ''ATES of AMERICA, copes I, i' I, ') A.c Tkirt7- nine Er:gllsh Fn , if s - 4, In June, 181 7, to amerce. . ~ :ced 51.1%0 would be sulth... ; -• Mr. linkbeeles" You, I' 1 k i .. Dr.ADSH L: AW F. , -4t, Ii iei: Orme, end. k • 1 : . . , TO MOTZI - 1W ' . I ' the present , . whe. , I *tendon on* to b.. • .1 •-eongb rxe to. pre. e . '- any ethor (Harr -r to Se with. %II yr.- ~ I , 1. . • 1 I 1 1, 1 I THE Mayor and Chamber of • this City, silo, as Trustees of Saint John's Ilospizai, have the Appointment of the Master of the Free Gramma , : Szhonl, give notice, that tlie SITUATION will he VACANT at ClllliSTMASrext ; and request that such lict:t7einen as are desirous of becoming Candidates, having been well educated; anti heing properly qua. lifted, will make their applicstiorl to Cftaates Baru, Est the Fr:sident of St. John's I lospitvi • or to Mr. GATTCIr, the Town Clerk.—This School has in gr.:erk consisted of altout 100 Boys ; There is a very good House Un• the residence of the Muter, Inge enoLich to admit of Sixty 114arders, with a piay 7 plaie, and gard , :n contiguous thereto ; and there is a stipend of £4O It-yearn payable to the Master, for the original endowment. • ~4 , 1 Bacter,.. Dee. 7. 1518. • • • . ACAUTION TO MOSTIEtta. A T a critical Season, like the present, when Chil dren. are- Teething, the Institut itttention ought to be rcil them, garticttlarly et the Measles and Chin-cough t.re so. rreva lett. If, the irritation of the gums come, with ar.y cther der, very few infants recover. Mothers ought rover to out the A MERTC.IN - %00THING SY fI.CP ir the "%refry, for if i child wakes in the right with pains in itt guru., this •ra- Inable Siedicire applied will iinmediately.opcn the porn, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fkvers or couvnishisk for dsesdl It come in con-Teti:km .with any other disorder, it often dertm-is the utother's l-righ:est hope?, l'arents who maybe dulions of ttiaa virtues of the Soothing syrup, may refer to the (Moment cases ,gltaij)gre Appeared in the N-veepapers forghese 'lSt ten yeso. k• Since Mrs. Johnson hat.appralitiattd one hour toice a yrerk, aka. froM Nine to Ten o'cinek on Tuesday and Saturday Writ ings, to the poor, .wbuisave Chiideon' afflicted in cutting t':. 'r Teeth, by bringing a letterzfrora a limssekeepty, that the r.:O - a real object of charity, has made it so universally known in almost every Tatitily Where there are yciu:g cbiidren , Mrs. J. hopes so givat 7 a ygtarity will not be abased; as it •is out of Der private pane. To be. had of the Proprietors, Johnsen and Williams, No. 94, Newman -street, Osford.etieet, Londua and, ',iv men , alit rii•ripal Vendersin Town 0... - -tty.; at .2e. 9d. p. r liotrie. • N. 11.-11 s sure to a* feir Johnson and Williams's °octh! :g • Syrup. ':' • This day Wj; published, fit Bvo...prire Ss. 6d. embelli.hrfi by a Frontispiece and engraved Title Page, THE BANQUET. A rootri in Three Cantos ; with Notec. f4,:u!on : Priutcd for Baldwin, Cradock, ar..d Joy, Pitcrnos ter-row. • CO . ,‘I,:!ERCE Ql ECROPE. This day was pubashed, in a very title Volume, Bvo. price XI Is. in boards, EUROPEAN COMMERCE ; or, Complete Mer cantile Guide to the Continent of Eurepe: comp ising an Account of the Trade of all the principal Cities of the Conti :tent, copious Tables of 'their Monies, Exchanges, Weights, and Measures, with their proportion to those of England, the Local Regulations of each place, their Tariffs of Duties, Methods of Buying and Selling ; Tares and other Allowances • together with , numerous Official Docutuentir, Ordinances, Ste. forming a cont. piece Code of Conunercial Information. • By C. W. RORDANZS. • London : Primed for J. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row ; sad .M. Richardson, Cornbill. • • NERVOUS COMPLA INES 'AND DIIMILITY. THE late celebrated Dr. FOl'il ERG in the • course of his extensive practice, encountered atedly such distressing eases of Nervous Complaints, that he wa in sluced to direct his pridripal attention to the discovariiir an S teitual and permanent remedy. This invaluable Aledie:re hi re offered to the public attention under the title of " Dr. I:O -THER GI L .N E VO Is: 3 DROPS," was the haN.y result of his etterts ;lay inesn; of .whieh be invariably : succeed...! in sub duing and exterminating every dese-iption r f Nervryis disr,rders and their various distretring affection, as Lowness et i S.irirr, Head-Genesi ;Ng of Apnitite, Indigestion, Spoon ; t, 'fn nors, HyposiLondriiciimi Amnicty, Fainting Fitt, and every kind otdobility or r4lartattou of the system, 'le those Unfortunately thus di:fitted, it is confidently recornm..mied to use the above inestimable Medicine, by whLch they are - assyrel er obtaining Unmediaise and- by a dye gerseveraticin it agreeably to the - directions given, the cemplete re-establishment of their health. Sold in Bottles, at 48, Ed. 11s. and 4£3. by Mimes and Stres, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap side, cornet of Si. Paul's, Lend:'; land 34, Szckvilleetrect, and all' the priticl:,ll Ch: • :k ;Alen, Druggists, std Medicine Venders throngluust the Kin%dnia SARACEN'S itiEAD; . SNOW4I/LL,.LONDON: WILLIAX MOUNTAIN AND CO.' 7. • Four !nettle Coaches, be rt Ilorses,"and keen their Time. T HE following Must- Coaches, Ftc. • - act out front the alxvc . ev. FALMOCITII, Plymouth, Tct7 ...ts, Exeter, Dot clever, Dartawnth, and Salisbury, r.eve. PM; C! Moiving at Seven; thrZurpli tlonton, Axininstr, Biandford, Bauisgstoire, end Bagehot. - Arrives at the next Evening .at half-past eight. . SO U T A M PTO:4, Lymington, Wincliester, Basingstoke new Four Inside Coach, at half-i: as: n ,morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, five. This is a most delightful constertneete the Isle. Havre de Grace, Jen,y, Guarisey, St, Makes, Otcrboerg. BATH and BRISTOL Elyiug Post-Coaches„througl. penham, Caine, and l's'-arnaureugh, evcry afseiocou ; Mr. Mays, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and tbe Letttlo• Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morcing.• to Wells, Bridgewster, Tatman, Exeter, and Plytnootl The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Lig,ht one night on thermal, carrying seer Insides and tour Ot:r out daily; through Durin,,W, Llthbory. ton, Welforti, Inittarw,rrh, Hinckley, Athersione, Stone, Rarely, New..astl.., 1 1 / 4 14031'w-1, Warrington, at, SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and ShiLsal every evening, at five o'clock—Guarded. 14 EY sIOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, and Basingstoke new Post-Coach, every afternoon. month packets to. Guernsey, Jersey, Cbezburg, St. TIT! LEEDS new Light Coach, Galled the. Rockinj morning at eight; carries Four Insides oniy, go:s easy, with a Gnarl throughout; pass::s tbrov:::h Newark, I:etford, Doncaster, and lerrybridge, to Lion, Leeds, next Morning, Notwithstanding the expedition-of this Coach, it (a allowed to be the most and comptete public convey Anee ou . ylte Nerds Road, equalled by any other. gLAsdow, Gretna-Omen, Annan, Brownhill, Thar:thin, Cunuiock, Kim all Parts of Sootland, a Post-Coach, (Daily),_.. , . YORK, Scarborouf,h, Whitby, Shield,, Sunderland, New castle, ar.d Edinburgh new 1 7 ,-.llr Lade Coach, wi.h a Count througheut ; Lets out every morning, by way of N: war% ltet ford, Ta , ieast;r, Darlington, N , rthallerton, Durham, blorreth, and I..lerwiA. Pa.senge:s Lading tbtutselves fatigued (en the journey, may rest what time they please, and then prncted cts ssithoyr any additional fare. Ni .1 BO fl I) IC 11, and Swindon, new four-thsid Pcat- Coach, throuls Aldhourn, a:Mg, I.aenbcpro; • Porton, Ly tt ington, Pcwst:y„ WOOtIMI Basset, Katr.sintry, liaangerfurd, .snd Newbury ; evet y mornin-. . DR I EN; an - d Walsall POA-Coach, every evening. BUS PUN, Sp tiding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Iluntirtdou Royal Mail-Coach, every evening to Spilsby, Louth, Oriumby, and . . _ 1' ------- CA II LISLE, Penritlt, and Vihitehaven," Four Inside Poet. Coach, and a Guard all theway. Pauses through Pr push, Ap- V.ehy, Oreatahridgt., Catterkk, Bisrtinen•idze,rWe therhy,Aberiord ,Daara ster, and Cram salt. Sets out irary morn r.nd performs the journey•silth the 7.reatest facility. PaAwn gerA detained on the road by business, or ph•asure, have the pecu liur,advantale of their eats h.iut; secured in the next Coach. KENI)AL, Lar.caster, Kirhy-Lonsdale, *Charley, Omsk's*, and GarstangPq..t-Cualte4, atternor.n. LIVERPOOL, Wart ittgton, , ..inuntford, Stne, Siafferd, a nd Lltchfolsl-fart4%och, the C•YVI7 ev. ing , to tie" racen's Head Lkde-Jit eel, Lies threuen..o. WAKEFIEI.D l'ost-(:arch, every uturn4:g. 'CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwi^h, Norrhwich, and 5/iddlewi7h Post-Coach every evening. SIN Dem LAN D, situelston, a...d Yarns, Coach, every mo.o ing, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Congleton, Nevieastie, and Wolverhamistan Pao- Z'each, ev:ry rnomi.—O utte ad . ' SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, Sailed the &.A- Ingham; every morning. - .r • . . BIRMINOIIA AI Post-Coach, Guarded, seta ;tut every d:e „... noon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon; p aw* b, Warwick; I.eatr.lngton, and Daver.try, to the 53i-nee t e s Full-street, Birm .inpham. • • • 1117 LL, Northct.ve, Howdtm-, 1:10arn, Donecata. r , „, t . Coach, every ?der:Mtg. at half-past pL . x s .to the Ceps* K e y s , ket-place, oil. b..? W. 310CNTAIN and er•.:iespecli.:!y nequairt theist Friends sad t h e Public, th:u they wri:tlct beac:l•. - usable az!, Parct•la, Passenvers' Luggage, Writ - RCN PI &c. of zne:e than , Five Pounds v.tlee, if Ink, Mien, dilSar, x 4, 1;1 1,•4 4 is e.l.SCh.,azotk the Ir.soprice paid (pr t b. litn.l Inn, Sinsk+-Liil,'Lertleti; :. V - 1111, e s•!itvvr, f sever. in the by half.past I;. de of Wiyht. itbottry, 4;:e. tott2ll chip- ; ivr at Coavhes auto. erly and VII stun. 7, Andnver, Wey- MQoe's„ r . On 9, retry re nar:t..bly titizulf• rd, a the Clears tneo.mais Fla :tr. cable ds bcis4 D.traiks, InpweU, and &tad. \elm. !I i t 1 PARLIAMENTARY.IIIStOnY. AND DEBATES. This day was published, In Royal Octavo, Fire 116.4 d. boards, THE PARLIAMENTARY HI STORY of ENG .LA ND, from the earliest period to the year 1803—Vol. XXIC V. comprising the, period from 1793 to 18CO. London: Prrited for Longman and Co. J. M. Richardson; Black; Parbury, and Co. J. I-latchard, J. Lidgway and Sons, E. Jeffery, J. Booker, Rodwtll and Martin, &kin& 'and Co. U. IL Evans, Badd and Catkin, J. Booth, and 'l'. C. Mansard. By whom also were recently published, in two vols. royal Bvo. T,s Parliamentary Debate:.—Veil. 37 and 3 - ..4 comprising the Debates, at large, of th:: last session of Parliament. • p.fr Two more Volumes of the iiiszory•will bring It down to the year 1813, where the Dvbates commence. This will be pub lisit,d in tha ensuing Spring, when the two Works will form a onnylete Series of the Debate s and Proceedings in Parliament from the earliest perind'to the present time. The oxiensive patronage which this eouipilation has continued to enjoy front its commencement, is the b:st testimony* accuracy in its Reports, whirb could not have been sttafttbut by the unrivalled exertions of its Editor. aided by &epsilons' attentions of some of the most eminent Members of both Mouses. HISTORY. OF FRANCE FOR CHILDREN. 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