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. ~ '• a - -. m.: /1 - 0,/ . : • ',, • ogoraivaide ~... ..- ~ , . . . .„. •, 11) , .. ... . , . ll ' 1 "-J i '... ek. /Aft* T r l Ni2 t 7 f_4_ , , . / THE GENTLEDIF.N, CLERGY, AND FREF.- • lIOLDERB, OF TIIE COUNTY OF LINGOLN. 0111MillSX, FTER an unremitted Canvas of fourteen weeks, in which I have earnestly endeavoured to pay iny respects my Constituents. I May no* presume, from the very Hat receptios which I have experienced, tovntertain the hope may again be placed in the elevated situation of one of Representatives whenever the disolution of l'atliatmnt Ay take place. If the whole honour of my past conduct will hot support such honourable pretensions, it would ill become me, under the high of gratitude which I owe to you, to attempt to proie them • professions. :the zealous attention of my friends in every part of this she County, I have to express my warmest agiosowledre s, and hutuhly to beg they will continue thdlin kind rice in my favour by which I ant encourage&to indulge in tip prospect of ultimate success. .g I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Tout' very obliged and faithrti , humble servant, Allan* SI, ISIS. CHAS. A PELHAM. price and 4,J BE 36LD PrEVATE CONTRACT, RE NEXT nrsillatrATrao•tw - it VICK 'RSGIref RIGHT HUNDRED mad FIFTY POUNDS a-yeat, within Fifty Milet of London, with a good Parsonage- House, f Gleb and pro pe r Chtt-buildingq, and between Nine and Cen ".• oe Pasture Land.—luquire of Mr: Woodtate, So golden-square, London. ROB ROT's TEIRRE SONS/ day was published, In One Vol. tem*. ries Is. boards, THE TRIALS of J.A4‘ftS, DIN. CAN, and IRO BERT 11P GRE.GOIt, Three Sons of the celebrated Raft ', before the High Court of Justiciary, in the years 175 , 2, and 1154 ; to which Is prefixed, .1 Memoir relating to the Ilighlands,with Anecdotes of Rob Roy and his Family. Edinburgh: Published by J. Bay ard Co. Niddry-street in London, by Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-row. In a few days will be published, In 4to. Plates, price One Guinea, in boards, Part 11. of IHE ENCYCLOP.EDIA lETROPOLITANA or, Universal Dictionary of Knowledge, on an original Plan. 1.1. This Part will contain the condos* of the Treatise Mechanics, thus completing, in two parts of the work, one the most useful of the applied Sciences • a complete view of tkie early Poetry of Greece, in the Ilisturini and Biographical Division; the 'usual portion of the Pure Sciences, beginning. with Grammar; and of the Alphabetical bivisioni in which are the intessiting articles 2Eronastics, /Etna, Afghaunistaim, Africa, Aviculture! Implements, and ;Albania; and a newly-formed wish Lexicon, with the authorities chronologically arranged. London : Printed for Rest Fenner. This day was published, Handsomely printed in one vol. svo. embellished with four beautiful Engravings, by Heath, &c. price 12s. in boards, PARADISE LOST.--Ity . JOHN MILTON,—Tt which are prefised, the Life of the Author, and a Criti cism on the Poem, by Dr. Joiesiom. London: Printed for r. C. and J. Rivingroa ; G. Wilkie; ;unn • W. Clarke and Sons ; CadtU and Daviesi C ar p enter and So ' n; Longman, Hurst, Keel, t lrme, and Brown ; Ecatchtrd and Letterma•l; Lackington and Co.; W. Lowndes ; E. fery ; John Ri hardson ; J. Otridge ; Lew and Whittaker ; Scholey ; J. ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy . ; R. Fen n,r • J. Wacker; G. Cowie and Co. • and B. Hunter. Of ;boas may be had, printed anifOnstly with the above, and einbellislac.l with twa fine Engravings, by Mr. littler, one vol. Bvo. price 12s. in boards, 14.u.ron's Pssainsx lizoanrsai, with his Miscellaneous Poems. Also may be had, another Edition of rAZADISE Losr, very neatly printed on fine paper, in lt:mo. price 65. boards ; and royal ismo. Ss. 6d. boards. • . : „ ._, • ~.. . • . . . ' , . ... • - -•- .. • •• ---"...... 1 A ,,,,, , , . • ~ - -.4 - 9 ).1 ~ .t.. , . . . If(S‘ •• . • -- . . # ...k,1,, •. k 4 fret ith, . . • •• • .• • ---..---- . . red t ------ 97 10. 'ti )1 BER • . . MONDAY, AMIN - 13;. rut -- ;Led l'o""''''r''---------------------"T'-"'—"-'"—"--------DEII, MASTS, SPARS, &ea •TO T NEW MUSICAL I CND. („f• .1816. -• • NAVY-OFFICE, April 2, liO Fn a hlished Aria 16, 1786, for t h e Relief of _ ig _ . Dow. Ikered MCS ICI AN S, their Wllit)l4 S,aad ORPHA & pliE PRINCIPAL OFFICERSand comals GE ?met - tatter the Patronate of his Roya l Ing hne " the PMiegiteet".' -1- SIGNERS e his IIsLIESTY 'a NAVY do hereby give *au. s AFI ::,4 re a r R o yal Hi g hnesses the Dukes of You, Cernanthatem , . That on WEDNESDAY, theleth instants at One o'Ceock, in erase, CsatOSIDGE, and Gtweesasta. ... be to all m they will be ready ti treat with anelt Persons as may be willing • that 1_ 17 ON THURSDAY, April Ifs, 1818, will In Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yards with Royal eke . ING's THEATRE, HATMARliceli, yoar It. Prince, A IGTted'AND -111SCEL.L. ANEOUS CONCERT ha or any of the following Articles. vie. DANTZIC and M EM E L FIR TIMBER. If tab it toe , , 0: VOCAL and INS I RUMENTAL MUSIC,If tut EAST COUNTRY OAK PLANK. ed. , For the Mara of this institutioo. . Au . , , willftr ' be erected en the Stage, on the same grand ylig C)".L scale as lust year. ' AMERICAN RED PINE TIMBER. . . en si if Ditto Ditto HAND MASTS.. Pr liol I ler bro, rkader of the Band, 'alt. F. nuns& Ditto ASTI RAFTER& • , Ted thereie s . Cand uctot , Sr GEV171:1; S M ART. . inallailh lothe r is rAidr i p er f. rn i,r,-11.a. dame M..__zrar.cioonFOrsonA2,ltardfrs. Sat.-- . NORWAY SPARS. • :: • • , . : *Ms* w o Mi`f Siftrtio" Miss COltil, nt.-Miss. Distributions of the Articles, and Enreanet.die Tenders may l a for 6. thes%; va. ' ara DE Liiir ; Signor Gaza*, Signor Carinu.s.leir,COr . . . lee seen at this Office. fullest ; Ilarriage --.... A3lTtliGlfThcoursesadof‘tlhreßClAonveeArt'uwill be performed a Concerto on ens-Tender will be received after Onnakliteilk as the day tif • II by the celebrated Signor Peen, and a Con- Twisty - , not any noticed, tweet the party °Lae sae _ .. Da to . ois 11' French - .7 11 ' 1131. - , s .Bucuwto, (a Pupil of Mx. 94. • ' Awn himilY of CLA., Cede 0 the . Otte-. -no, -Y hi ss OrMailiCe. %Mods- .. ..... 1 .--- I"imanN being lgr lint Public Perf cod in due time. • Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addsomed to „ ' ranee o f Further particulars will be =mem his mar- The Choruns will be assisted by the, Gentle m en Chorl ey stell the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible Penal, en- - t .* f the Indent Concert. acc. and . the Young t l. rx . r acn . lib gaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the sums U r A e v ,i,„:•, ch ape l royal, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster outfit of L a y , hereunder-mentioned, for the due performance of the Contracts, Veal, AhSce, and the celebrated F...male Chorus Sinzers front viz. For the Contract for Baltic Goods - 45,000. noose , r 61001.11. re,b,re. Acres American Goodt• £5,000- 11c Instrumental Rand will be selected from the Opera, the Norway Goods , £l,OOO. licitor, - alas very C 1,0211 of Ancient Music, and the :Yitentbers of this Socety. s Tickets for the- Fit and Boxes los. 6d. and for the G ery s. EXCHEQUER -BILL OFFICE, April 10, 1818. t her ap„ The D, sor , win be opened at Seven, and the Concert commence This attracted at eight o'clock precisely. , TO BE PAID OFF. . Ali Etchequer Bills dated in the Month of April, 1817, TE 'frog Subrciiptionsare received, and Tickets delivered, at Messrs. Ilanune:''l.4 and Co. Rankers, Na 76, Pall-3111i; at the Se- 1 THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MA; Ro y , r aterford , Mr. J King cretar,7 l • •J. .-, , Little Chapel-street, Soho ; the Tree- ' is in fee e aer I, Mr. Smart, /v o. se, Poland street ;at the Opera Office ; JESl'Y's TREASURY having given directions for Fayette off 1753, in the T ... 1 n all the principal 3lnsit-shops. the Principal of the abovo-mentioned Erchopser Bills, with the Interest night ldßingat. It.ll. U any Subscriber shutald not receive his Tickets in due thereon, at th e Exchequer-Bill Qffice in the Iteceipt if Exchequer, and E di ir 1 truth L i reipe.o..4l to write to the S..acretary, and they will be tee, ~ , - t Nero Palace-Yard, Ireanunster, on Tuesday, the sloth day ef April i x .arcotely forwarded. haracter, it,,k.of the Performance, with a List of the Subscribers, last. attendance will be Sirens daily (Sunder and Holidays excepted), astitnte a may be heat the Opern.M.,ase, price ls. only. until and including Wednesday, th e 224 iestant, from Ten *Thick It be of l• . __----------- ---- • in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the popes* of rig] SCOTTISH lIOSPITAL, receiving the sanw ; and, for the greater dispatch, the Bearers e the I- late Ni:. OF THE FOUNDATION OF KING CHARLES IL said Deue anseeseed to place the Bills in Lists (which an so be os., 0 rout: 3- •• araotcoseonetze se nts Paws? aaanirrv- cat 31 gained at this (Oct), classing them in the order of their respective ~. autiethe Ea !loyal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, President. siases, such ae are far the ante amount being numerically arranged r t. :: VICE PRESIDENTS. . .h.. House Tat Dike of Brorone. Lord Viscount Mrtwats. and specfyisse the principal Sums, end Inters due thereass,computed liei at, is pub- T,;.: Marquis of IIttNTLY. Gear Cmaatrs Foams, Esq. M.P... from, but tabulated,. days on which they art raped , * daled,to into NO. XXI, hbairsiLoraVisCeunt Kula. Geo. W. Tavel, Feaq• M.P. t he and 28th day of April inclusive, when the Interest wilt c ease; Agri • Sir Tuouas Brat, Treasurer. ' and tA4 said Bearers, should they be acting as the Agents cf Holders E a t —We are I\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the AN- w h e ,„„„,, - , are * D ud i n the Bills, are rev i ew * t o p r ot - it 7 e th e übseribers 11 MA L SPE! NG FESTIVAL of this CORPORATION Endorsements cf awls Holders ; and the Bearers are also niche/en- ' the Duke well be lied on SATUILD.I.T, the 25th of April, at the Freemasons' to * required t o m ime ea ch Dia w ith thew. usu al sig oth swees,awd t o LWRZSCE'S Toem.--His Royal Highness the ParsinsN7 in the Chair. write their names and residence at the bottom of the Lat ; and they Hat 0-- Dinner on the Table at Six &Clock precisely. are moreover required to attend the Exchequer-Bill (trice for Pay- 1 ed ; and a By order, ROBT. AULD, See- ment,ensd to rooting Al uno Bills, end give the Beceipufor the same. in Bovrratt's STEWARD& jiggly edge Milers of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of r Tosite tile The Duke of Buceleugh. Nivea Kerr Fwq. nutting Payment I the Princ; est and Interest previous to the and riser :cessary to Lord Somerville. . Hate Esq. 518th 410 of April, they may be accommodated, on computing the / care ,excr eta Er J anet Home, Bart. Major Kitch e n . .Kionaiel Interest to the Day on teltich they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Nu late of this Sr Deed Moncrieffe, Bart. John Lawrte, Esq. Bets for examination one tiny prier thereto. ' and George Million Adaza, Esq. M. Stewart Nicholson, Eaq. Such Persons as maybe desirous!' having IMO ESCIsCq . Orr Bills is and the Proot John Frazer, Esq. • of Carnotite. -' whole or in part of Payment of Priaupol, upon new Bats, f .,„ I the ether John Frazer, jun. Esq. and mentioning the. amount at the bottom if their Lists, deli:tred on middle of Ttcluts, one guinea each, so be tad of the Stewards; at the or ki ß ore ivss ‘ pa Vetln bk estla to y, the sad Instant, nog be acconantidat ed with mt . or Order, earryou pa In- of price will Ball of the Corporation, Craaeacourt, Fleet-sheet; and at the terser of Tato .Y° Pence by the Day, on ewes Ate Illustira Pounds, g Bar of the Tavern. mike said new Bills will bear date the said nth day of April, mid , - - ----------- roil be delivered together with the loth:rest due in respect el the Billy 1 in a lodge ci.v. ) ,1\ 1 7 PI N.•:0-FORTE, and others , Secon d- so desired. to be exchanged, on Wednesday, the 29th day if April, onner-1, v liand.—A Cabinet Pianoforte, equal to new, not a bette r and thef Wowing days. i C ary. In a can be made in this kingdom, for 40gs. shop price eugs.--Square The Er:chequer Bills tob,: issued in Exchange and made payelite nri ge dj- Piano, with three drawers, by Tomkinson, 28p. Ditto, 23gs . to or Order as above-mentioned, nevi be ei either traits- t r___ tof awhicoin h A Grand Horizontal Pianoforte, 45gs.—ay he seen, by day- , ferret' b . eadorsoment, or moil b e paid to the Bearer y• the Blank that n fight, at Mr. Watlen's, No. 1 3 , L M icester-place; where may be 1 not he lk at u p with aboUt seen kis Dew-improved Patent Oblique Pian oforte, so justly a' 11 " iN. B. Alt Erebtapter Bills dated prior to April, 1817, have been I mired by every one.—Old Harps and Pianofortes taken in ex - I advertised to be ...a off, and the laved thereon hits mote. 0, Mr. Cer- change, or bought for ready money. ------1-2--- an CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, April 1 , 1818. an dies) put in iiir ONE Y, to the amount of a Million, is ready'to FOR SALE, a n Ognizances "VI be advanced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in Eng- By Order e the Ilm. the Cbmnsissioners e his Majesty's Casten's, A sere to bait land, or for Annuities secured on property in any part of the 06 Monday the 13th, Tuesday the 14th, Wednesday the 15th, ix stood over. United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 12 years purchase will Thursday the 16th; and, in the following Week, on Monday T le given, also upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Marriage the eoth, Tuesday the 21st, Wednesday the 22d, and Theirs- E Kilns, which Settlements, Widows Jointures, Money in the Funds , Chu rch day the 23d instant, at one o'clock in the afternoon precisely, Culls, no.. livings, and upon eligible personal security ; also in the purr at the Commercial Sale Itooms Mincing-lane, ing of the chase of Reversions and Post-Obit Bonds.—Matters of magni- T H E FOLLOW'ING GOODS: na for rm. tulle preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invariably observed. Iron EXIPOZTATION. Apply personally, between Nine and Five; or by Letter, to the . o East-India and other Foreign prohibited Goods. ookins per. ISrestor of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-etrect, FOS UOSIE CONSUUrrION. si consutera- Bolden-square. - Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Sugar , and other Grocery; 6 entente, he xket, as if • A NEW FURNITURE OIL, prepared by THO- Tallow Candles, Shells, Balsam Capivi and other Drugs, Quick- ° I 1 MAS SHILLITOE, Chemist and Druggist, Tottenham tediately is silver Bed Feathers, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff, Cotton Wool, Rus- . High Cross. This valuable composition, with half the usual sia Sheeting, Squirrel-skin linings, Shawls, Lace, Pictures, ' IL to fight. labour, will produce as brilliant a polish as Varnish. Hot dishes Stained Paper, Time-pieces, Dutch Drops, prepared Medicine, , with draws or the warm hand applied to the furniture leave no mark after. eize him I a wards. It bat co unpleasant smell, and will not soil the whitest Toys, bound and unbound Books, Drip Stones, Wood, 8,-. Gunpowder, Tobacco Ashes, and sundry other Goods, as met.- nanded from Imm—sold in pint bottles at 2s. lialf-pint &Odes Is. 241. bonds the Catalogue. Sold, by appointment, by E. Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Also seven Casks, thirteen Bales, and six Hogsheads of Ta- man, made Church-yard; J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; W. Sutton and bacco, having remained in the Wareho use be y ond the tithe limited o the interes Co. Nn. 10, Boer Church - yard ;J . Stradlin g , Ro y al Exchange ; b y law. Clear of all Duties. •ed, and the 11. Roslin F. , Cambridge Heath, Hackney ;R. Shlllitoe, Market The aver-time Tobacco and Tobacco Ashes to be viewed at cf all this Pete, Hertford ;M. Wheeler, Chelmsford; J. Pox, No.. 15, t h e T o b ac co Warehouse, London Docks; t he Gun p owder at ahe had in- Drwer-street, Islington ;B. Smith, Cheapside, Halifax, York- gbire; and may be had of most Medicine Venders in Town and Barking , the Wood , • Mangle'sMagazine, Barki • licc • at the Tobacco Of the crime Country. (;round, Rotherhithe ; and all the other Goods at the King's —The prise- -.. Warehouse, Custom-house and at Globe-yard, aqd Lingham's Warehouses, Lower Thames-street. Wed- •o other pri- THE IRISH DRAGOON. . The Gooc in the first four days will be or view from Wed- ioncerneti is . AIR--" Mt?. ( f Dairy." nesday the Stb, to Saturday the 11th, and those in the last four of death. WHEN first for Old E Agland I left nate Killarney, days from Wednesday the 15th, to Saturday the 18th instant, front ten o'clock in the morning to three in the afternoon. eery finished And footed it rriertily etc .:r the ssa— N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid_ for at the !I e- The stood pre - Tile folks they so bothered me all wills their blarney, eeiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Costar.'-house, on or having told I wished myself back with mote Judy "APCree i ' before Saturday, the 23d of May, 1818, or the Deposits made Bat I hit of a honey who tipped me the money, thereon will absohitely become tot feited. .mount those And listed mu, faith, in the twink of an eye; Catalogues to be had at the King'..Warehouse, Custom-House, :oge t her, ris. A toycl dragoon sem rco P I stted so fanny, rice One Shilling each. Shares, Aid devil a sowl was so merry as I. DR. JAMES'S FE VI:It POWDER AND ANALE PTIC hares, A ..air of jack boot; oh th-y sane one be etnning, PILLS . 12 ••••• e Ce tva :., rough u a badger their r2rf. , :es were ; the In- -1 4 -- But. c.:rch, sees I, and vvh-t is it you're mooting? I‘llLetilLrGf. Gth.ese JAMES justlyea , esteemed e t he d Grandson lledi : .:R., ,--.4 b o l f gs respect- -150 --- - 'late c.a. Ai 41! I never can polish . thtse here. WO fully to inform the Public that he has revered from No. 33, Bru- -1 71.21 rrn Alley convinced me of sense I sees lacking, 32 .208 ..--.1 w..rn't hOf up to the ber of their fcm ,• ton-street, the residence of his late Grandfather, to No. 30, 34 _- 200 Conduit-street, Hanover-square, (two doors from Bond-street), Forst:7 . ..f hld I toaLhed 'era with Warr,-a's J 4 lending, t 55 -- 58,0 where he continues to prepare and sell these Medicines, and i re : zi slimed tr..? note fet-ores re bright as the sun. . 2tO• HP -- .., which, indeed, is the wily place in the whole world where they ,g 3 ..... .......• • ...ought ' tunas Old Ni.•;;, •••.,..: iletettfol rapscallion, are prepared in their genuine state, as invented and improved by 9 ...-. eon , ~ 1 . 7 1., , , , e1 me some trka, r 73 ''.le ybda ' ,.. 33 his 05V:1-- his late Grandfather, Dr. James.—lese Agency for the sale of 198 --- 9°o . • -trrei from the (ratan • t-'t dri:ied the battalion, the above Medicines has been wholly transferred from Messrs. ....., • a , - b onty ci War. , r.'s J: Meriting alone. 064Newbery's, to the House of Messrs. Burtzta and Sons, No. 4, ... . .7.:7, the fate of tack 1,,, ti-,.. acs, 3:.;4 --- nee Cheapside London, and 34, Sackville-street, Lb;b:in ; but their 48 --- 26) '''... . r.l! j a ck hoots, end ro itr--er a loon, \ • • ,•, r oe celebrity, and the corsequent great demand for thlm having in. 9.)0 . . .:r.......eart.:.: , the ...•5:0; , ' 1:1•11 Ingle, 648 ''''' dueed an Lunation of them, Mr. James, with a view to part s' • - ........r :-.4 siai far the i^.7l( 11-..t000n I. the Public against the pernicious consequences he daily hears of tie to r" r 'l-1. L s- .:ve tr;:ly inestar.:llc BI.a_CKT.NG h prepared of the above as resulting from such spurious compoaitions, entreats the Pub r , I lie to observe, that, for the safety and protection of those wn ares, and g o n e wish to take these Medicines in their genuine state, he subscribe In a few days 0/, ~/ ,fry the label of each box of Pills and packet of Powder with hi of the 00.ces let' e. 7 t - zna . . vim. Ilene in his owner handtvriting ; and this is a distinguishing mar -of his Genuine Medicines from the spurious compositions c their MoneY .•.i•-,tritl, laseclon; others. And he begs apin.to remind the 1 üblic , th at howevt a:c. 30. ----..------- ' • -..? ante H oot . 11 ,,,k,,,, c,,,,,, rp , ,rt,,,, -w • others may pretend to know the secr et of these Medicines, it 4 ' . , eevil, B. 12 11 1". on all hand: admitted, that he witho ut doubt does know it, an ••••-•i ~ lae fen.ets, tee in %wry T.... 1 Li the Kingdom, that the Public in their application to him or to Meuse. Butler' Gwynne , Esg• g 1. :•0.) te ti.m.4.1, yid. /Li and lett ezch. :s. 3. .I,‘ io, tt A. 2.11.1:::: zi ilkaskine. his Agents, ca nnot poodbly beliable to any risk orimrsitioo. 30, Conduit-sheet, Hanover-squire, :u4,',11 tra, 1818. =.-' ----------------1 it Karr:, • •••••1 - . . . • . . /- -'' I. __: CI .1 ,.. Wi l\ „,„l,, ~.._, • •-••.- 0,-, - 111 7 . ••-:. i i• . . 1,... e" . ..... . ‘ . 54,0. i . 0.-....4,-) - N.,... :::-.k.,•,•.. -A , ~. _ 0 , t s e i 1 • ‘ • q it i t -: Illi dfr....06/ iterligZ- 9 9 \ , , , 4 .. . 1 . , ~ \k, • _._ , I. i . - ~ . . . PRICE SEN'ENoPENCEs ~ t ir . V This day was published, . l • 4 1 i A HISTORY of SAINT DOMINGO, from its .1 - k Discoviry by Columbus to the preleor Time: In B vo. .1 price i us. hoards.-Printed for A. Chartable and Co. Edinburgh; 1 1 and Rest Frolics, Loudon. - a . Cu Tuesday, the 28th of April; will be published, : • in tivo. price 12s. . THE POURTH and LAST CANTO of CHILDE - HAROLD, with other Poems and Notes. - ' , B 1 du: Right Hon. Lord BYRON.• 4? 1 ' Printed for .fohn :hurray, Albentatie-atreet, London. iri•• Persons desiroits of renewing this'Work upon its first al u , publication, ue retpreated to order it, immediately , froua th,-is respocaire Booko4lers in Town or Country: This da was published, price Br 6d. . ,& N EXPOSITION of the MUSICAL SYSTEM ' . . lA. of Mr. LOG iEk; with Strictures on his Chiroplast,&c. • r.• •El I . By a Committee of PROFESSORS in London. " i Printed for Budd and Catkin, Booksellers to his Royal,lliTh- f: 'i . 1 oess the Prince Regent, No.•lofr, Fall-Mail; sold also by dap- 1, ps4i Mod Co. N0..124, New Bood.street ; Cies:send and Cos. Cheapside; and the principal Booksellers in Edinburgh, Ghsn , ' r 1 i i i, i 4 i w, Dublin, &c. Soc. .../ . 1 : 1 1. 1 '' ! ' ~. , -. k i ' . •"- - • ArVrAt OP It' 1.711131 ii." - This,day was pablisheik price 7s.ed. . - i 1 AN ARGUMENT for construing lately tbai Right of an Arrettsz to insist on Tatter . by BATTPI; alit, ! . also for alsolishing Appeals. . • : . By E. A. KENDAL!, Esc , . P.S.A. 1 :* Third Edition Revised and sttlarged. 1 . ' t . 'With an A:Tenths, contai I tu nias a Report of a Debate in the i l l . 1 , ( 'los of Com s moo on a Clause for Abolishing the Appeal of ; • ' Murder in the British North Americ an Colonies ,&c. Etc. • '1 i , " i I "I am for taking away the App eal for Murder entirely ; hot . ; c i I am out for taking it away in part."-.-CIARL3II JAWS Vox. . , 1 1 • London: P ri nted for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Patercos- li 4i 1 ) ter-row ; and Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street. By whom also wiil be published, in a few days, .. . A NTI- otl EI.LO ; or, The Duel's Anato mic : a Treatise in 1 - which is dismissed the lawfulness mid unlawful:ens of Single i . • Combats. Ern printed in the year 1632 . With a P reface by the Editor. i is •.* This pamphlet has been quoted by Mr. Chitty, In his ash.' ' i4' .' ' gunman, its the Rings Bench, against Trial by Battle. 11 1. ----,---. . ie . , HISTORY OF INSECTS. ~. • i is This day were published , in Bvo. new Edidoe.s of Vols. I. and, al 11. enlarged and improvee. prlee 18s. melt, of VI t ..„ . ..Cl. al A N INTRODUCTION to ENTOMOLOGY ; or, 'i • ' 9 th EaItIIENTS of the NATURAL lIMITOST of !osiers. 0 . he By WILLIAM KIRBY, M.A. F.L.S. . a , , And WILLIAM SPENCE, Esq. F.L.S. .•1 ed Illunr.ted by colou r ed P lates. . . • .k, i '' I. 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