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NUMBER 10,406, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, lame 5,. vpnc MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of 1 ORDNANCE having granted their authority for the Sale o f Impressions taken from the Plates engraved on a Scale of One Inch to a Mile of the GENERAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of she We MaionGentral WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal . LLD. F.R. and A.S. the Public are hereby informed, 7Liat Thirty-two Plates: (forming Eight Parts) of that Work or- already finished, and that Impressions from them are on ..Je at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of London. Mese Plates complete the. Map of the Coast from Orfordiess, in Suffolk, to the Lancra End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, near Bristol. Several other Plates of this Work are now in hand, and Part Nine, consisting of Five additional Plates, which contain nearly the whole of Panbrokeshireovith r ails ef Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire, and the Island of Lundy, will be published oh the Ist August next. Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Gottutry surrounding their own habitations, may, on application to Mr.-Bater, at the Ord nance Map Office (where ati Index Map will be shewn), select arty shilett they please for that purpose. All loafers m iii au6.. jest addressed to Mr. Baker, under cover to the Set.retaty of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be immediately attended to. By Order (I the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. • ROYAL HOSPITAL, CIIELSEA.. JeNs 27, 1820. pursuance of the Act of the 55th Year of his late Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen sioners of this Hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in advance, instead of half-yearly : Notice is hereby given, by or der of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commis sioners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners thereof, residLg In London, or within the dis trict of the Bills of Mortality, are reqtired to appear . personally, and regimentally, with their Instructions, and Certificates of Ad m i s c!,_,!l, at the Stcretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the r..-Tective till's, and in their different classes, s:ve:al Rates of Pension as stnderniendoned ; w!,l be giv.:u front ten o'clock ig the morning, the :Itermen, for the payment of a quarter of in -civ.:nce to tie 24th September peat, viz. Oa MONDAY, the 3d of Jr PLasioilars at 51. per day, and those at 1 the nurt.bered On TUESDAY, the 4th of JUL 'roost:at 64. (ran the R;I: Brigade, and all _ gitaLati or Corps; with those at 7J. and Bd. and at 9d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the sth of .r Tbosz at 91 per day from the Ist Foot from the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 60th Oa THUItiIDAY, the ath r Those at Plivett nar y Maim the lag fitztiaeate sod Corps, as siss On FRIDAY, the 7th of Those at Is. per day, from the different with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot ' On SATURDAY, the Bth of J Those at Is. per day, from the 3d Regitnent with those from the lit of Foot, to the end of t giments at that Rate: On 1401VDAY, the idth of JU: Those at is. rer day, from the Rifle Brigade, staining Regiments and Corps, and also those r On TUESDAY, the 11th of ,JULY. . Those at 13. Id. Is. led. la. 2d. is. 2ed. •ad is. 3d. per day. On WED.N'ESDAY, the 12th of JULY. Those at Is. 3ed. per day to is. 10d. per day inclusive. On TfIURSDAY, the 13th of JULY. Thom att s. to d. per day and upwards, with those Pensioners 'who have been admitted on account of Blindness, •as likewise the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late First and Second Troops of Horse Guards. It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pensioners' belonging to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to the instructions attached to their Certificates of Admission, which th:y are required to produce at the time of pa t, by svideh those Pensioners residing beyond the Bill of Mortality, are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of hit Ma. 'jetty's Land Forces, in London, their affidavits agreeably to the Forms therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter Day ; without which their Names will not be sot on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their places of residence, without un . avoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that in consequence of 'various Frauds having been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Persion and Prize-Moiley, it is entered .that all Pensioners so offending, shall be. struck of the Pension List, and forfeit for ever all benefit arising from this establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. T HE LAST and ONLY DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, When the Lotte Finishes, and ALL £30,000 FOUR £30,000 Prizes £30,000 of £30,000 Besides 58 other CAPITALS, Money and Ceps*, MUST BE DRAWN. HAZARD and - Co. Contractrs, - 13, Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Cornbill; and 324, Oxford street, London, where warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shams weaselling; also at all their Agents in the Country. HAZARD and Co. Shared and Said in a recent Lottery, All the Prizes of £30,000 !!! And in the present Lottery, No. 2,313, a Prize of £10,000! Consols, besides NINE OTHER. CAPITALS tiORPRIZERVING ANTI 11BAUTIFYINfil tun TEETH., ' T HE VEGETABLE TOQTH-POWDEft has so . long been an appendage of every toilet pf rank and faskians that k is unnecessary to offer any fulther'retoonmenitation'e it. Being composed of Vegetables, without the admixture of any I miner.d or Ferule's's ingredient whatever, it is free from the beat objections aka[ ost the use of other Debtribees." Its deter sive power is just suificient to annihilate those destriative particles which adhere to the Gums and the int.:ratio:a of the Teeth ; healing injuries in the fernier, and promoting a new enamel Where it has been injured or corroded) on the latter. ft , likewise imparts a firmness and healthy !silness to the gums and if used regularly, will preserve the Teeth" id a sound state ever. to old age. Sold in Boxes, at 23. 9d. by BUTLERS. Cheniits, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's; and by the prhicipal Per fumers and Booksellers thi oughout the United lib.gdom. N. A. TAt manse clad eiblreu f " 4, eseapside," art enginced on tae stamp and label &Boehmi to .neh &re I f this ceteerartl. Deletryice,fa distinguish it from sx.itA TA. ars u mice similar Wee. A t a eery, numerels .111EET1NCI41.-the "'" ji" DEPU TATIONS of various TUlEiSilllCE . tßustsistiii •I the • 4 Metregied. JAMES RICE "WlLLlAllik.lieg; • It was Resolved, That this IfestiberlSierves, price and regret,. that BM has been Irro s igist into the Rom - Of Cominons; the object of which is to rest in •ComminlOoert the line of Roads in the. neighbourhood of the Metropolis; not to discharge therieveral Trustees under whom the same 'art nort repaired and maintained, &Om thefirdsier care and maint‘nanitt thereof. .•, • That the reason ussignesiWiliMinsalde of the 1111.4 viza that it is impracticable, anderillent system, to keep ilk Roads in the state of repair thM, Ole Woo can not berfected without the Laidse;sii imselliird of COmmis-, ikiners fee all the said Roads, is wholly unliiiiiSed- • t deofnThtthpeseatropeth;toirctligeryte:tia:gebpgrariantiesuci:ptooalirust4icopipaselin the ha dise t e * lii ; :, T i o tth ;f:ii . al d tr e e n ;s en o; and from their local habit/my having immediate pereeisil kite; rests in the good state of the Rcreda jt daily opportwAti, 51( ah; serving them; and competent Jai* etreeieriea proper materials for their repair. That under such circumstances, to transfer thrsit a tt‘ sets drain bodies so constituted to the hands of a Board of CenuOie• sioners, without either the persorial interest or metered tried ence of those whom it is intended they should dispilm, appears tothis Meeting to be equally unnecessary,ipexpodket, and unjust. That for these and ether reasons, the several Trusts DOW re presented at this Meeting, will, as well in their united as se parate capacities, use every proper means of oppesini the said Bill from being passed into a laW. That these .Resolutions, signed by the Chalmers, be twice inserted in sir Morning and four Evening Papers. • JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved, That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his very able and judicious conduct in the Chair. NEXT OF KIN. THE NeXT . of KIN, or *other Relatives of Mrs. ALICE ROYSTON, formerly of Berkeley-equare, whose maiden mane was Gilbert, and whose sister Ann 'oersted Gentleman of the name of Watson Atkinson, an American (and who afterwards settled In England, and, it is believed; was a member of thi Society of Friends), are requested either to call on,or communicate theiratddresses to Heart. Few, ' Ash pore , and Hamilton, Solicitors, No. 4, Henrietta-street, Cevetaxarden, London...4cm 19, 1620. This daywas published, In an Octavo Volume, illustrated with Engravinp, price 15s. THE ITALIAN ' CONFECTIONER ; or, (knat plete Economy of Desserts containing the Eleema of the Art, according to the most modern and approved Practice. Full and explicit Directions. respecting Distillation, Decoration, and Modelling, In all their branches . including Figures, Fruits, , Flowers, and Animals. in Gum Paste; and the Art of Mould ing, Casting, and Gildin Composition Pastes of new and so-. perior quality. The who le comprising ettry information requi site to form the complete Confectioner, and to enable him te arrange the Embellishments of the Table with taste and...legman.. By G. A. .TAIWIN, Ornamental Confictioner at Messrs. Gunter*, in Berkeley hare. Loodon : Printed for John Harding, MI, Fbt. Jansees-street. ASTRONOMY, AND THE GREAT ICL SEPTEMBER. This day were published, pries 6d. bead, embellisfindwith more Engravings than any other Week of the kind, THE ELEMENTS of ASTRONOMY, Themes cal and Practical, for the Use of Schools and Students 't teaching the Principles and Details of the Science is all isji Branches, and treating at length of THE GREAT SOLAR" ECLIPSE which will take place in September, 100. By T. SQIJI.. Printed- for Ste Ilicuaan Pw.rrs and Co. and to be bad of all Booksellers. 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Sold tri 'ft", -47 d, sod C. Cheppiross, Pall-lideb r dFyr the.skathor, u above. When may be had,' Gum as the Vesicant Disease maim Cinsequebeelos . New Edition, prim is. illastrated with list A Practiced nevem of the Pre amiss and Can of the Volottai Dhoose, ochibithe the character, and treetops or the Diseases isesnos, dist* eft soonected.with k; captaining Observatioss on Gies Suktnos, liosai-Disehories, the ose of the Camels and common Boogie, Cures= Ifroptiews, Imesioary lienereal Manses. de iss.earoprhaeg sit sisomotaty. Week tor laideste s 1 1 and a Oda to: d o jperral Reeder ; hkerspereed with' select Preacriptiosts applicable to each divisioa of the Disease. PVLIAMENT.4III' PROCERDING:S.. HOUSE OF LORDS; JUNE 30. The Bayal Aisent Was declared by Commission to the 'lNiretre Itillbitis Excheiner. Loan Bill, the Funded Debt Charges, the kith Clerks of the Pelee; the Irish Coasting Trade the Irish Co. mem', and to inundserof Mk of a private or local deseriPtient The lairds Consmiwitmers were, the.Lein C.mittcaLLoa, the • Marquis of Wascitsern, and the Earl of Saireesecay. The Right flop. Waspuust Dexaas, Was sworn at the Bar, in sefctence to his intended evidence before the Lords' Committee on State Prised's. Mr. Is„tists presented an Aelaunt of the Tetportation Dudes upon Wannest". which was ordered..to be printed. numbed otl'rivate Ulla were brought op from tfie Com.. mous by Mr. .11117COVILT Lord Joni, FITZ R OY ) NIA FAR; and other Alembeniknd ee4raily ird the first tbiatir The Earl of JtOSSLYN pt•wented a •Peddisiii Kirkaldy, and the adjoining Ports, against ems alteration in the Timber Mae:f t —llia Lordship alsopresented a Petition front the County of Fife against the additional Malt Phtlei.--Ordereet tip w eh the table. The .Irish imam? .•lieweety Bill was reported, and the 4MdZiet. l .?P'ilea. tio by the House. rnaeo Ftee,tart zytu. the Orabid Whale Fisherina theliateitresbie lißliWitejteciewifseeßlW;4l4 die his Tithes Mispidsatien plaisedthe enetasittees of the whole Hotfse; and Were repotted.-.-Adjautned dit Monday. HOUSE OF C6IIIMONS. The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod appeared at tbe'Bar of House, and summoned.the House to attend at the Thiene of Lords, to bear the Ileyal Aunt liven by Commisdaa to sores sal Bills, fur which sec the Lords. Mr. FREEMANTLIC, the Chairman of the Committee which bad been appointed to try the merits of a Petition pre: sensed aping the Return of Daniel %title Havey; Esq. for ilitchester, appeared at the Bar of the House, and repotted that. tbs. Coqimittee bad tante to a decision that the said Petition:was not frivolous or vexatious t but that 'the above Gaideman hack not bees duly elected, on The ground -f not being %toned is point of property. required according to law. • • • • • The fintauta was then ordered to issue his Wairaist ws Clerk of the Crown for the making out of a new Wsit for Member fie the -Borough of Coicheuer, io serve in the room of. D. W. Harvey, 'Fel. Mr. H. SUMNER moved for an Account of certain .belongialter the Bridge Haase Estates.—. Ordered.- • . Lord' A. HAMILTON presented a tram.** 1.4 of.,Hovlck:in Scdslaud, praying that certain evierajatiens tisemadd in the idternil regulations of that Burgh. • .'?AMER MACKINTOSH begteil the Hoeft tO obseiVE, the-prayer of this redden in stet way related to Pilliatnew. • tar/ Reffriu . . . . Lord A. lIAMILT'ON&sooewI that an . dress be pr . esented to his' t ¢ Y,r m yla d hat heAdelit • tie gratiously pleased to oithit W! Hank the number d MOB b Beedlarth•flad - lied lost thi 1 a electing their own Canada, fear die ifeariurt° She t time, stating the periods a; which ,tiny had been des : of the said power, and causes which bad coneurred,tcr die ..e.--Motion agreed to. • • • • Lord bIOUNTCH ARLES moved. that a intimated itf 'cots of the Attornepkaseral in Irelant4 nelative.to the had been taken towards the exclusion if letsti• .) • /raj:elite British Markel, be 'laid before the Irish Bawd • r.—The Ndble Lotd alto moved, that there be . WI Muse a 'copy of the hiforwM.m on which wetwalte isnild fee the &Obit sommor ae 918eleil . _ , A one, liensee; ernes alleged grinad gir wades elks.—The Papers were ordered. . Mr. BEAUMONT preiented i Petidatarten the 'County et - Neethemberiand, praying for a Reform in Parlioneat'; an‘ se 'easeentesst towards the sanie, that the &nibs Of AM. • should be limited to a shertfer period 1 assiLllst sheielse. populous' Count es should return a 011114114Amment of itlembets.—The Petition was laid on the table. ? . 4 number of Petitions were presented assisitlanspbs Turnpike 818, - from certain Districts iti- the 'ef - Loudon. . . • • Ir. D. GILBERT adverted, in a speech of some-length, to importance of the subject. The surface of ground (peered • turnpike reads in this kingdom amounted to - 105,000'quart ' acres ; and the money paid by different Farithei, and 'by Ale Public, in keeping them in repair, amounted to upgrade of dines mil ions annually. The /pads round and anew tbelliotropeihrl were in a worse state than any othera in the whole kingdom , _, at the sedate thee that - they cos more to keep them in order.' Ibis .waseilkii. to the fre;t mismamegsmeni of the Trustees in-goes ,raL The Committee which had sat upon dais matter, of -which A tee was Chairman, had strongly keentumendesi _the doing swats . it the small trusts in general, proposing to establish in theirread ....? some larger central Ones; and it vela his intention to renew his Ind topropose something of the kind in the Cont. • ashes* ea.the Metropolitan Turnpike B. • . • . • NeteMill FROM Tait KIBO. 4 Lord CASTLERBAC,SH appeared 'at the Bar Of the House ' and stated •that he had to deliver a Mes• sagefn roihis Majesty. Having accordingly banded , it up to. the SPEAKr.a. it was read from the Chair, and appeared_to be as follows : • " The-King acepaints the tonnes of Coosa s, that 'pert of the provision mode by the House of Cogan' fiiethe nonce of .the different japier binuliies of Ohs kaysi iraditini • ceased. in eonserpeace of the death of.-hia lostnisit4i4tlipp; Xing therefore recommend* to Ms faithful Commie la %ha:- thiessbjeet into their consideration, taistingthey Mate AI. soft provision, by way of annoities, for his Royal Droqlers, am emiiint equal to what they have before enjoyed." • • • %cord CASTLEREAGH thin moves ":That the, Souse should resolve itielf Committee' at the whole House, on Monday next, to take, into' doe& deratiots *his- Majesty's most giacions Message;" which -having been agreed to, the Messnge was dered to be referred to is. • HUSH COURT' O? ahaacitan 11ZOOLATION SILL. Mr. C. GRANT moved the Order of the Day, for tbe House going into a Committee on this,lllll, - wben • Sir J. NEWPORT rose to propose a debit, whlth ed to go as an Insttuetion to the Committee. object at thii dude was, to incapicitare Iri s h in Chancery from- bidding seats in that To chew the Houle the necessity of inch 4 need only bring to his . support die Rep or t sae Commisiiimerii appointed to inquire . into the subject. In this. Report would be found five evi. deuce of one individual, a Nista; in . the Irish Court of Chancery, who declae4 IL as. his . opinion that the *ties of a Member of Parliament were altogether , incompatible with the duties of an shift Master of 'Chancery. Another Gentles n; will , filled the - -- what . - . • - • - • -- t - • ' : .- m g. . •.• :..-. .7. .... • • .• : , ..... s Ir. s.T. - i't !,!:-..*:iceL. wil ," . '-h# ' bt- A 1 1.:41..".. • .'en . r:r — . " ....1.2.""kt1: 4 ;- • 4 '"-' -.. ''' .., '‘' • - •.... i ce . '4 t t f , .. . . .. , 374 ~a , .,,, - .. 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Leadenhallstreet o —Of whom may beJiad,by the same Author, • • PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall A Full and Correet Account* ot 'the thief Nlval Occurrences = a quarter of a year's pension A. due on the 24th haunt, are hereby Inferred , that RE- of the lateWar,hetween Great Britain aid the- United States . se , ' of Americo. . „.. . .. .. •• .• •• - • next, via. ' MIMS are new ready.to be deSvered at the Company's Oakes • that the le 3d of JULY. - ever the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as :. This day was published, tart' It, well as by their respectiie Agents in the several Counties;' owl ' .. ..- ~..ifsi foolscap Sio. price os. boards , . Lord and those at 6d. to the end of the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Reneetal it ACREU ( LEISURE ; or, . Poems on .Relisiotta drew b their Policies on or bokre the 9th of .113. v next, as 'the nulal Subjects. . • • 7 • graiiott is 4th of JULY. Fifteen Days Mowed for Payslient,lityend the dati of each iso- By she' Rev. FRANCIS HODGSON, A.M. sealing Gay,wilfthen expire. • SAMUEL FENN' NG, Jqn. Sex.' „ 'Vicar of Bakesielt, litthot d ° TheFtiends," a Poem, &c. Power i rade., - and all the rensuirting Re- wir Attendance Is given daily at the said Met for the MO. 'i London : Printed for Taylor and Hamm 93, tleetritreet. from* r 4. and 81 and all the Cavalry ranee of Bnildbigs, Goods, MerchenStres, and Pips bilarbeiP Of wham may be had, isist 'published, •. • . ptived in dock, or while blinding, fonts Lbse-ht Damage lay ;' • iambi, Isabella, The Eve of St. .Uues, mid other Poems.-- same-- , also ibr the AIIMITSIKII of and Oniatini.Anniddell ea - • By John Keats, Author of d Endyn4on," . Lard the sth of JULY. 1 N.B. Fire Policies will be belied free of expose to As , • MRDICI3.CRIWUROCAL REVIEW. nlakal tat Foot Guards. with those 'urea, where the Anental•Pvienelastkaaninnie t tellsow • which a the Sock Re g iment inclusae. Oo ttiO Ise dil June, Idek Was i ced No. L (New or Ana- reeth , e) BRITISH FOAL 014 ICE, :STRAND ara: COSlAliktit •• '• • ~„,,,,...gest a 4. cisc—' he nth ei. JULY. Fr u kalsiiED in 1799, foe • 4 . 1 : I• -' ICO -OH IGAL UMW, and' tie d is s • •. • • ;Itelmlsrls . - • iri i -r....1, 41 .WelliPialle-ellasinsily,•;-' bon is War !ea; and all the ralmasJ • 4..... -.- , - , vie. • a • finnelisn, sea *Waft eaki pi laheerlit- WI& Pr air. ' ' - i• silli k . - ls * •, . os-risdpies • • twig*. to . .• . • _ • ofijOsion&laant. Reding Welts. *dm. 7th of JULY. Ism • Ansont rier - a : are :-•••Otiolie do marvels. inseams; Evans ea Gel bir. different Regiments of Cavalry, DIRECTORS, &e. nltil dons ; Humiltilw en Mercury; Deparren i s Surgical Mea l G inty , n oun gi thn ," , Esq. M.P. clh a f r o, th. Obterratioets ; Goads es Artifiebi Pupil ;- Paris's Pharadato- an ari ta4 F Foot Guards: WALLIAIIt MARIA. nag. Ekpatr Chairman. •losria; Dawes ow Puerperal Coserublonr; Dublin :Reports on mew s , the nth of JULY.. Rt. um. the Vice Chancellor a m* , it reems. m a. Fever; Weatherheod on Rickets, &c. the whole forming a coo- mit 1 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Mo. *loughs Kinnaird N e in At m. •. . • • denstsl Mess Of Practical M c = and Surgery, pe culiarly me l ah l o the end of the numbered Re, Sir John Cox HiPPlsler, Bart- °sorts' 0- ran- adapted for the Country and Practitioners. o bead A us Sir Robert Wigraus, Bart. • • Richard C. Plowden, Esq: td . all Ida -00 er% If renolarlY ordered....... Stan. 1 • William Agnew, Esq. Robert Taylor,,Esq. Ale% by the sam e Au thor, Third ••halttlahr greatly Intree:ds Looda e Ott of JULY. John Bebb, Esq. John Vetnitam, F.rq. • price ils. id. beards, Rifle Brigade, and all the to S. P. Coilarell, Esq. -• Joseph Warner, Esq. - A Treatise 'on Derangements of the Liver, Internal Orgais, the inn • . .. id also those at iii. cid. per day James Henry Deacon, Est_• -James West, Esq. • . and Net-Voss System.by tore • Francia Freeling, Fat Rd. Willl.lllll, Esq. So li citor. - HORSLEY'S BIBLICAL CRITICISM. • acres; K 1 lth of , JULY. . : 1. old .....s 1a nA .......14,., RICIIS RD BARNES, Sectetaty. This d a y w as publi s h e d, i s Four Volumes ivo. se2 2s. boards, P€.4,,Yr-i WI e %nen cif Don Easeascat, Ilie Puna el Wessman, and beesiisbed Other Pecans. Sea. tOs. dd.. bnarda. The •objec The Losa,of the Inns, a Penn. TAM Edil. live. Pi& bili• •Masters ii Printed for Longman; Hunt. Rees, Orem, and >nllll4 Leo. doe; sal Areldhead Constable and Ch.. Edinburgh. Haase. 1 CATON OirttEBILITY, ILLIISTRATELi WITAI ' clause, be . . . . . CASES. of the Con . TVs day we pnblished, pries Ss. W. - a New Medan, el , subject. • 13 RACTICAL OBBERVA'rIONB at the DEBI- dente of e chancery. Another Csentleivan; whi , filled the same situation, upon beting - asked what proportion of time the duties attached to the office of Master in .qhe n . eery Might demand ?. replied, that in conscqUengt of the great increase whichlad tateis place in the bud. n7of the Court of late - years. the situation required that tee' Monthi in the yew sped be devot e d t o 'AM at the least; and that the dike ,woikkl a r te d Mutely less bushels - for - ever* di . sy it the year; d a w hi c h war a remarkable fait, an pointed Ott 1110fe stroagly than au 461 0 t i m id do the necessity of this claim, that. the Incnviiluai . li e ••..114. IN -, 4, • i ~. _ '; .1 4 . _. __ ;,~ ~ - CP' • .- . I .~ . • t ~~i . ~• , r ~; This day who pablialsed, price in boards, 4a. Ths Fifth Edition (with an explanatory Preface by-his Stin) of _ETTE RS •of QONSOLATION and ADVICE, 1-4 from a PATHER to his DAUGHTER, on the DEATH of her SISTER: • By the late Rev. JELINGER SYMONS,' B.D. Of Hackney, Rector of Whiduartt, Durham, &c. Printed for F. C. and J. Airington, No.ol, fit..Paure Church-* j'ard, and Wayeiboidace, Pa/Waal/ 1 ~_ . . .-.-.-.......•,