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~-t- . 0 r # , ~__ • ',711 11111116,7r 7-, 1 - 64 747:- • - , , • • • • . I I e- t !~ T r ; • t : ' . . . . • . „ . • I t , 4 ) ' ),_ , , .5 : ' - - A . • , - 4 k , -,..rf " • • t . , ~.. • < ' s 4 40, . r " ". + Mein •likak & . 1 p! a 1 1 4 t•t• r Yr' . •••• . t,- , b 0 s' - • • .. . • 'oit!rt. Jr' ' tli bao....r ' • -411: Jr . . - ••••• F f e ° loE ~- ~: ~~' THE FRIENDS ofthe Apot.rrio): ofthe SLAV ETRAME are invited to Wei together at the Five-masa& Tam( Great Queen-street, Lantrdn's Inn4leids, on FrWay, the 95th of Marsh, mol, Drug the Anniversary of 'the day_ on which . the. Act for Abolishing the Slave Trede received the Ronal Augst• His R°Y4 -figluzins theplKE of GLQUOSTia in the Chsir. • . COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOGTHAhdrION-STREET, STRAND. • A LL Personswhu continue insured withthis Also ! 1 elation seven years, whether their Policies be Originally Aiwa otit for seven years, or be renewed annually, participate .elleally with the original Subscribers, in the Profits of the Estab lishnient—and at the mine time they have the peculiar mut valuable sisuranoe of being secured from the possibility of Loss, as the sole respondhilitylifillsilerfaun by ektensive Association of Noble teen and Gentlemen, Who have subscribed an ample Capital to guarantee the engagemints of the Office. No Charge for Policieson removals from other Offices. By Order, T. CHAPI.ER, Clerk. This day were published, In Quints, contained in forty.finisbed etchings, (`ELECT VIEWS of the ANTIQUITIES of snitiNPsHittt, With a Deser(ptive Accoaut of each' Eta 4- log." Eagrsveil- by IibiEMANI PEARSON. • ' PublishW - by Mien Miller, Allsetirsrle-street. rICTVALL.ING-OFF ICE, Febrwary ^4, I 80R. rrliE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING J Ara ALIJESTrt rr, a. hereby give Notiat, Tot 00 Tues 4py the Sid of March int;rct they will be. ready to' sce ive Tenders in writing, (sealwd up) and treat for the supp l y o f oat m ai; BEEF may be required forthe use of His Majesty's d; .,, an d Vessels at Jersey and Weymouth (on separate Con irstM jaw tbc s inice,of twelve in anhs certain, and furthers sail it mon ths warning shall be given. To be paid for by Bill ey ,ble with interest ninety dap after date. ITr conditions of the Contracts may is seen at the Secretary's w b ia pplying to the l'estmaster at Jersey, and the kCot ag o f t he Costoms at St i ticnbuth. No lid „imp 44/ t. any Thrsler is whack the price shall art be i 0 0,4 yeti d lateth, or that dal sot be delivered to the Board hr. e . 'ayieshriahrTaestlay the 2:9/ of Mar eh Next, Nor colas the rta4r, or lONIC tetlelt his behalf, attends, to r ;er viol 0 1 . 14 f", • This 4ty were published, In Toff VOlttine• ISM°, i srice Mt. sewed, 'HE MASTER PASSI N 1 ur the HISTORY of FIREDIRICK BEAUMONT. • ITLWAkDS. Right Hon. N. Vattsittart Right Hon. J. Villiers. Robert Barclay, Esq. Thomas Bernard, Esq. Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. M.P. Htistisson; Esq. M.P. Matthew Montague, Esq. M.P. John Simeon, Esq. M.P. Williant Smith, Pq• M.P. 'Minus W. Smith, Esq. James Stephen, Eiq. M.P. Henry Thowtton, Esq. M.P. John Thornton, Esq. Samuel Whitbread, Earl prey Earl Grosvenor Earl Moira Earl Selkirit Earl Spencer L'orit 'Bishop of London Lbrd Binhop of Bath and Wells Right Hon. Lord Grenvilie Right Hof. Lord Karrowby Right Hon. Lord Headley Right Hon. Lord Holland Right Hon. Lord Teignmoutlt Right Hon. Lord H. Petty Right Hon. G. Canning Right Hon. Spencer Perceval W. Wilberforce, Esq. ;Moner on table at half past five o'clock. Tickets, price 15s. may be had of thefitewards ; of Mr, Crle, 26, Machin-bite ;of Mr. Neteimlnt, bodasier, no, PfecadW ; and at the bar of the tavern ; and tt Is i'equetted an early applick tion may be made, that the number likely to iitumd ntsy,withseme ilillseenf accuracy, be ascertained. No Servants will be admitted but those of his Royal Highness 1 and the Steviards. " It is the sb47w and seal of Nature's truth, " When L,ve's stro:lg passion is imprest his youth." Printed for WililAnsitaller. Albemarle-demi. OAK TRE WANTED. • WANTED immediately, for the use of Dover HarbOur, about THREE HUNDRED FULL-TOPPED OAK-TREES, straight, and running from thirty to thirty-live fees in length, and measuring from oeventy to ninety cubic feet. Proposal* to be made to Mr. lames Moon Harbour-master, Dover, of whom further particulars may be known: . This day warepOlisited, pri as. bound, AVOCABULARY, ENGLISH and GREEK, arrangeornensaticany, todifsfmee the learner in sciyatil4 as wail as Qrbal . knosviedge, detteed for the use of Schwa.. lly FIiANDLI, HOWARD. Printed for Lougma,n, Hunt, Rees, .and nn!li !..dun; and Rees a0dAN1N....du...-- Esq.M•P• gtr. w ' r. FO,RTV-FIVE CAPCIAL PRIZES YET /1 , 1 THE WHEEL:.. . ... . 'OW IFT and OCL'Ho. ri, Pativraw, and 12, Cit.'- ILO RING CROSS, are selling the Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn.—The Si heel contains the following Rich List of Capi ,talst•oll tlostint6—and therefore may possibly be drawn on I TU r.smix the next Dry of Drawing. 3 of ;C20,600 16 of Al ,eOO 1 ' -- 10,000 113 —.l 500 3 ........—.. 3,000 . &c. Etc. And nearly .4100,tm0 in inferior Prizes. Paternoster!. Ws Say waipplAtaked, _lss.Ose Wasiak Oast pore 44. ed. In Your, A.Neve Editiost, of pOEMATA LATINE partial Reddita partial Scripts. AV. BOURNE. CoUegii Trinitatts apud Cantsbrieepcis atiquands Sotto. Printssl fur Lungsnau, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster row ; and ,W. H. Lunn, Soho -square, VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 7, 1808. rfig COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS MAJESTY', NA Pr, Jo loere6y jive Notice, Vat en Tuesday the .2.2 d instant, they will be ready to receive iimar o s voting (scaled up) and Mot tot what COOPERAGE s roas the service of this Department may require, for the g oof ow year, from the date of the Contract ; to be delivered kg the Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by opriabk with interest ninety days after date. Ilie Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Ofve• iv, Fred will 6e had to ants Tender in Oki the price shall mot le words at lintgth, or that dial Ind he diem, cd to the Board lte ,,,atithel al the said TresJan the f..'2dArataft, nor Lass the Person " h ad„ du raider, or some I'.!-sote on his he half, atkais to answer goigesilw• This airy was published, In Oue Volume, Octavo, price 4s. 6d. in boards, D ELECTUS GRACAkUM SENTENTIA RUM, cum aotM turn Granunaticis, tum Pisilologicis, usum 11RONUM ACCOMMODATLS. Ediria4lfra Auctior. By the Rev. . JOHN PRIEST. Printed for Longman, Hunt; Rees, and Orme, No. 39, Pater, Mr4tvnrow. AFRICAN" INSTITUTION. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, Patron and President. AGENERAL MEETING of the SLiBSCRI BERS to this tirsTrruTioN will be held at the Freema ,loll's Tavern, treat Queen street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Fri day the 25th of March, 1802, at four o'clock, to receive the Report of the Committee, anti to elect Vice Presidents and Directors for the ensuing year. The Chair will be taken by his R?yal Highness at half past four precisely. The above hour has been chosen, in order to render it less itl• COMVelliellt for the Members of the Institution to join the Friends of the Abolition of the Slave Trade,in commemorating that event. I at the dinner which is appointed at the same place, at hatfpast five on the same day. By Order of the Committee, ZACHARY MACAULAY, See. pro tempore. NEXT TUESDAY. 4, CON NHILL ; and 9, COANINO.CIIOSII. T. BISIi respectfully acquaints the Public, that Tusp.,y will be the Next Day of Drawing ; and as there are NO rtxr.n 'stars In the present Scheme, those who pur chase early have tie best chance fur the following CAPITAL PRIZES: • g Prizes of £20,000 16 Prizes of £l,OOO 1 --- 10,000 23 3 .--- 5,000 &c. &C. Acc. TicarTS and %lASI', warranted undrawn, are selling at both 4, Cornhill, and .9, Charing Cross • where No. 24,889,4 Prize of 50001 (die Second Day) was shared in one Quarter, two Eighths, and right Sixteenths; and No. 18,455 i a Prize of 10,0001. was als ) sold and registered the Third Day. 'rioters and StlAlltS for the en Y LOTTERY of PREF. ! , HOI.D HOUSE:4, are ceiling in great variety, or exchanged for 1 1!.ises in the Stite Lottery. This 'day was published, In One Volume 12nsit. price 7s. 6d. bosind, a New Edition, with improvements of rOLLECTIO SENTENTIA RUM Exemplortun N. 1.4 Testimoniorunt neenon et shnilitutlinsim, 11341111 JUVelltUtiL VICTUALLING OFFICE, 11Prch 30, 1308. THE COMAIISSIO.N.ERS for I'ICTUALLING lIIS 111.1JEST 1 "'4 1 1 / 4 - 41'2" . do hereby give Nola, not on Thursday the 31st instant, they will be ready to Poise Tenders is writing (sealed up) and treat fur such Tan of QUEMIC or ether STAVES, fit for the purposes of paling TIGHT and DRY CASKS, as the respective persons On Ina; ro.s)te Proposals thereof, will contract to deliver into Vigtualling Stores at Deptford, l'urtsmouth, and PlymOuth, path proportions as shall hereafter be determined upon, ones bit by the 30th of November next, and the other half by the 3st of January following, distinguishing the doscriptien of tires, and their length, width, and thickness. To fie paid for 17 Es payabL: v;ith interest ninety days after date. Do Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's I Ott. .... -- IiiIOHANNES BENNET, A. B. Printed for I.ongmax, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, P",t MODERN I.ONDON SURGERY. This day VMS published, in one very large and closely printed Volume, CCSAVO, illustrated with such Plates as ire estentialtn the subject, price lgs. in boards, LINES of the PRACTICE of SURGERY —Beans an elementary Work for Stsdnitt, and a cadre - Book of Reference for Practitioners. SOCIEJ Y FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACI URES, AND COMMERCE. SIR, Adelphi, March 10, 1808. THE ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICERS, according to the Rules and Orders of the Society, will be in the Great Room of the Society, on 'TUESDAY, the 224 inst. the Ballot to begin at 11 in the forenoon, and clot at two in the afterne o 1 precisely. The Election of a COLLECTOR will take place en TUEEDAT the sth of April neat'; the Ballot will commence at IV o'clock in the I forenoon, and close at three in the afternoon precisely. In order to ' prevent confusion and delay in the Ballot, those Members who are in arrear are desired to call or send to the Secretary's Office, and pay the same, with the Subscription for the current year, to' the Assistant Secretary, Mr. THOMAS WOODI.LL, who is ap pointed Collector pro tempore, and who will attend at the said of-r flee every day preceding the Eletlott, from 10 in the morning till 2 in the 'thematic, for that pnrpose. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Society will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, on Vi"aux slows the 27th of s hen the honour of your company, and such Friends as you may choose to introduce, is requested. In order to ascertain the Number to be provided for, you are desired to send for Tickets on or before Saturday,' the 2Sd of April, to the Society's house, or to the Crown and Anchor, where they may be had at 15a. each, which includes the whole elpence. His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, President, in tLF Chair. VICE.TRESIDENTE. William Henry, Duke of Portland, F.R. and A.S. Hugh, Duke of Northumberland, F.R. and A.S. Jacob, Earl of Radnor, F.R. and A.S. Charles, Earl of Liver pool, LL.D, Charles, Earl of Romney, F.R.S. George, Earl of Dartmouth, K.G. and F.R.S. Hon. Robert Clifford, F.R. and A.S. Sir Win. Dolben, Bart. M.P. and LL.D. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M.P. Sir Watkin Lewes, Km. Thomas Pitt, Esq. F.A.S. Caleb Whitufoord, Esq. F.R. and A.S. Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain. Nathaniel Conant, Esq. Richard Powell, M.D. Thomas RoWcroft, Esq. Alderman. STMAIDS. Simon Barrow, Esq. Major General Murray, M.P. Thomas Bish, jun. Esq. C. E. Reynolds, Esq. Anthony Cardin; Esq. Nathaniel Roberts, Esq. Thomas GaitskeD, Esq. Alderman Scholey. Nathaniel Kent, Esq. John Trotter jun. F.M. Vs'illiam Lunde), Esq. George Vi'on:lfall, Esq. By Order. CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary. N.B. The Dinner to be on 'fable at live o'Clock, and no Col lection to be made. NEXT TUESDAY, MARCH 22d, WILL. Bt. THE THIRD DAY OF DRAWING. WA kit A N FED u» drawn TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the very lowest Prices, and the Prise Money paid on demand, by HORNSBY and CO. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Offices, 26, Conti I; 52, Chariug-Crcos and St. Margarees-Hill, Borough, ALSO INC By SAMUEL COOPER, Member of theitioyal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medi c‘i Society of London; and Author of Critical Reflections on CITY IMPROVEMIT I E. FREF.I4OI.D HOUSES, Land-Tas redeemed, Value in Capital Prize* upwards of £lOO,OOO, only 20,000 Ticket% to be drprn in Guildhall, APRIL 26, mos. Preset* Prices - Ticket, £7 14s. Halves - 00 I Eighths - 1 0 Quarters 2 1 0 'Shteenths - 010 6 • • Order, by Post or Carrier executed on the same Terms as if present. the Cartaiact. Prirt;(I;;TiIICRAILD PHILLIPS ' No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friar. ; asld sold by all Bookasllers.—Of whom may also be had, The NAVAL SURGEON; contsink4 the entity Duties at Medias! Men at Sea. By W. Tuanstits, Surgeon of the Navy, &c. &c., Plates, 9s. boards. Just published, - • • • A New and elegant Edition, small Octavo, Embellished with a beautiful Frotitisplaige,,prica 3s. 6d. extra boards, LETTERS of the Reverend Mr. STERRE and Mrs. DRAPER. To which Is added, a Sketch of their Lives, This is the only Edition published, where Eliza's Letters are incorporate: with those of Yorick. Loudoci : printed for Jones and Bamford, No. 5, Neivgate, creel ; T. and R. Hughes, Ludgate-street; Whitemore and Fenn, Charing Cross; and Mills and Son, Oxford-street. Where may be had, printed uniformly with the above, The Correspondence ef Theodosius and Ceastantia before and after her taking 'the Veil, by Dr. Langhorn, with the Life of the Author, Ss. boards. Fitiosicarne's Letters, on several Subjects, by the late William Mehnoth, Esc'. cd Bath, the elegant Translator of Cicero and Pliny : to which is added, a Sketch of the Life of the* Author ; cis. boards. _ _ IL L *Tender for a less quantity than Teo 'llcusand Staves die admitted. hi retard triU be had to any rider in which the price shall not k jig:4 is woe& at Igigth, or that Aril not k Jdivered to the Boars' ken Ow jag' on the TharsJay the 31:1 initaat, nor noslets PO7llll who owahet the Tender, or some Person on him kW, 006, te, any/sr Irian calla! fi,r. '1 Milli were published, pike Ss. In boars; VMXNIATIONES in quosdam Sciptores Grit tee, e conjecture. lonsisnis Senora, A. B. Orford: Primed for 3. Parker, and for -Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Loudon. In the University Press for the same Booksellers, luvenalis Sa:irz, Rupert', I vol. Syn. Ilerodotus, Grace, Rei;ii, 2 vols. 'lvo. Lexicon lunicum, Patti, (adapted to the varital, editions of Herodotus,) in 1 vol. Bvo. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Marsh 17, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ills 4141JE5T2".. N.W2", do hereby give Notice, 'That sollanday next the 24th instant, they will be ready to Ixeive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for XITOOD WARD'S - COMIC WORKS. 'llth day w:..s published, in One Volume, avo. embellished with a tine Portrait, engraved by Cherseman, from an original Paint ing byßuck, • price only 4s. tit . in extra boards, ri - I. COMIC WORKS, in Prose and Poetry , of 0. M. WOODWARD, Esq. author of Eccentric Excur sions in England, and the Caricature Magazine, Sue. " Laugh when we-must—be candid where we can."—Pope. This Volume, publiihed at the request' id many of the Author's friends, contains more sterling Wit and Iluniour than any of the size in the annals of Literature.—Gen. Review. London: Published for the Author, by Thomas Tiff, No.lll, Cheayside ; and may be had of at .y Bookseller in the Kingdom. TWO HAJNORED TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR; Tote ansv:erable ;3 Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; ; be delivered in the twiginal packages, at the rate of from *ye; Fifty Tons per week, into the Victualling Stores at Dept kV; and to be paid fur by Bills payable with interest ninety days • due. letter, of Abelard and Heloise, with a particular Account of their lives and Mtsfurtimes • to wbir.h are added, Poems by . Pope, Madan, Cawthorn, Birch, Seymour, Scc.Bcc. Gs.boards: • • The Public are most respectfully requested to ask for, or order, /ones's FAlition of the above Works. NEW ELEMENTARY BOOKS. Ile Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Me. h'lngard will be had to any Tesler is which the price Mall not Le ix !al, word; at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before txaValm the raid Thal slay next the 24th instant, nor onleas Me per ea icho males the Trader, or some jo,ison on AU 1,1,41; attends, to "ter tall ralledfor. WOODWARD .tL.ND R0W1...-INDSOWS DrrioN. - This day was published, in otie yule smalloctavo, embellished wit's' five Caricature Prints, coloured and engraved by Row N 1.)• so m,from Drawings, by G. M. WOODWARD, Esq. price only ss. in boards; the . ART of INGENIOUSLY TORUENTING ; a new Edition, corrected, revised, and illustrated with five Prints, from Designs, By G. M. WOODWARD, Esq. " 1 will be more jealous of thee than a Barbary cock pidgeon over This day was published, prioe Ss. bound in blue, illustrated with Maps, A N EASY GRAMMAR OF HISTORY, an- L dent and modern, by means of which that important sub j •ct inu for the first time be practically taught in Schools ; written 0.1 apprbved Plan of Goldsmith's Orammai of Geography. lly tue Rev. I. ROBINSON, Master of the Free Grammar School at Ravenstoncdale, Westrisereland. _ ORDNANCE OFFICE, March 3, 'soil. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTt's ORDNANCE, Jo IscrAy gilds. Nihau, Tinthoposals veal be received at their Mit In ea "theft Itooday the last instant, from Such Persons as may be vans) undsvtako the supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Pones stationed in the following Distrists, viz.— South \\'M, including Portamoutlo, lule of Wight, and Chri.tchurch Borth Britain Northern Yorkshire Listern, exclusive of Wet.tern Worley Woolwich, with its dependencies southem,txclusivc of Watley and Cliaatant Chatlta.n r.‘r 3 period of six months from the Ist of April next. The Forme to be furnished in miens to consist as hereafter L . : . from time to time he required, either a 101bs. of Oau or of fibs. of Hay pod ttlbs. of Straw I}lw. of Data tilbs. of Hay and Elba. of Straw, Almost be delivered at the respective Stations at the expense Jibe Contractor, who is also to runtish such Horses with o;t9 +Ma per Ration, as may be .I)illvtuai within the district for he contract.. The Proposals may be delivered separately or !ointly for ea c h 4 4 411 , and It is expected that the Contractor shall receive the 411 k Dung, that during the period of his Contract m a y accumu• 4 .; leaking an allowance fox the same. Farther particulars may be known, upon application to the I I 1 3cers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Ilistzict, and at the Secretary's Office, in IblLtsiall afnri'saill, any day. klareen the hour; of ten and four o'clock, where 4he Proposals green be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed " Proposals for the tally of Purace;" but no Proppsals can be ailmjsteti after the said - 1 4 instant, at twelve o'clock :a noon of the same day; neither Many Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an khut ia his behalf, shall attoode—By Order of the Board, R. H. Secretary. MOOKS BY -AUCIION. MR. STOCKbALE respectfully informs the Public, that a Sale by Auction, of Books, Maps, and Ho gsnh's Prints, will take place al his New Room, NO. inn, Picea on Monday text the 21st instant, and eleven following days, Sunday excepted, beginniog at gne o'clock to a minute. Among other Books will be found, Williams's Justice, 4 vols ; Complete Farmer, 2 vole ; Guillim's Heraldry, eritblazoned, Hogarth's Works, L,tvater's Physiognomy, 5 vols ; Lord Orford's Works, 5 cols; Eneyclopedia Britannica, envois; Chardin's Travels in Persia, Parliamentary Register,ll7 rob; Fourcroy's Chemistry, 11 cols ; Grose's Antiquities, 3 vols; Vanconver's Voyage round the World, Chativhard's Map of Ger many, Lltc ; Shaktppear's Dramatic Works, l vol; Plant i Hi:tory of Switzerlastd, S vols ; Camden's Britannia, 4 vols ; Macklin s Bible, 6 cols; French Encvelopedie, vols ; Sir Win. 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Stocktiale, Piccadilly: • DR. 7Alll.a's ANALFFL'IC P 1 1144; - BILIOUS DISORDERS, so prevalent in this countrYs are removed with greater ease and safety by these Pills; than by any other Medicine ; they are efficacious in indi gestion{, loss of' appetite, habitual costiveneas, ftatulencies in the stomach or bowels, and cholics thence arising ' • likewise in gouty h a bits, in giddines s, or rheumatic pains in the head ; as those oc casioned by free living, thereby preventing palsies and apoplexies so often the consequeusethereof ; prevent or stop the progre s s of a cough or cold ; are eicellent in lowness of spirits and nervous disorders ; in drapsies tbsy have ppt their eqeal, as no water will accumulate whilst these pills are regularly taken—by rernoving t he cause, they often restore persona subject to flu ; In the decline of lif e , *e ither sea should be without them ; travellers by sea or land would be wise to receive them in their 'Loa. They age prepares' and sold gettubse,lfy . B. Perrin, Chemist, (the may person who ever prepared them .fui thr late Dr. Robert James), rio. 23, Souttnanptonstrett, Strand, London i 2s. 9d. per Inas or siibostsfor his hen, " More clamorous than a prrfat against rain, " More new-langled than'an ape, " And more gala/ in my desires than a monkey."—Sla London Published by'l komas Tegg, tl i, Chealiside; and 'Lay be had of &booksellers and dealers in hanks. N. B. Please to order Woodward and Rowlandson's F.dition. WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE. This day WAS published, closely printed in Four very large Octavo Volumes, price sl. 12s. in boards, THE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and OFFICE of s JUSTICE of the PEACE, comprising also tl;e authority of Parish Officers, together with Precedents and tonne of Proceedings. By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Of lte Inner 'Temple, Barrister at I.aw. 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