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This day was published, a new Edition, in four large Vols. Bvo. price 12s in boards, IHE WHOLE LAW RELATIVE TO THE DIFI'Y and OFFICE of a JUSTICE of the PEACE; com prising also the Authority of Parish Officers. Originally compiled by T. W ms, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister •sr-Law, •1 bird Edition. Re-arranged, and considerably enlarged and 0t1e.3 wise improved ; including the • Stattnes -to the end c.f the Session 51 Geo. 111. and the Atikidged Cases to the end of Easter Term, 51 Cleo. 111.-13 y H. N. TOMLINS, Esq. Printed' for John Stockdale, Clarke and 4nns John Walker, NVilkie and Robinson, John Cuthell, Longman and Co. Lacking ton and Co. J. M. Richardson, John Richardson, B. Crosby and Co. J. Mawman, and J. I. St ookdale. CULTURE OF THE STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY AND GOO iEBERR Y. This day vial.publishea, fine demy raper, 7s. on fine royal. Ins. 6d. ATREATISEon the IMPROVED CULTURE of the STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, and GOOSE BERRY.—By THO MAS H tYNE.-;, • . _ Of Oundle. 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This day was published, In 12mo. price 2s. bound, with a Map of the World, awl other Plates, the 24th Edit icri of GEOGRAPHY' for Tor CHILDREN; or, a short and easy Method of teaching and Warning Geography. de signed principally for the Use of tichooh; whereby Children may, in a short time, know the use of the' Terrestrial Globe and Maps ; and be able to find all the considerable Countries i t the World, and point out their Situation, Boundaries, Extent, Division, &c. &c. divided into Lessms in the form of Question and Answer. Translated from the French of Du FRESNUY, and now greatly augmentod and improved throughout the whole. Comprising a short Account of the recent Changes which have taken place in vir!ou, Kingdoms and States. To which is added, a Table of the Latitude and Longitude of the most remarkable Places men tioned in this ,Work; and preceded by a Method of learning Geography without {Master, for the Use of such grown Persons as have neglected this usetul study in their Youth. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivitti.ton, John Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, Wilkie and Robinson, Darton, Harvey, and Co. ' Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Cs. J. Ricardson, C. Law, J. lllawntan, J. Harris, Cradock and Ivy, andJ. Johnson, and Co. This day was pubisbed, In One Volume Quarto, price Iwo Guineas, in boards, THE HISTORY, TOPOGRAPHY, and AN TIQUI nEs, at the Parish of ST. MARY, ISLINGTON, in the County of Middlesex. By JOHN NELSON. Illustrated by Seventeen Engravings of the most interesting Buildings and Antiquities in the Parish, executed by an Artist of the first ability, from original Drawings .made on purpose to em • bellish this Work, and including Biographical Sketches of several eminent and remarkable persons who have been born or have re sided there. _ _ _ . _ Sold by Messrs. Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, 7, Leadenhall street ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Foul:ry; Rodwell, New Bond-street; Ackerman, Strand; and all other Booksellers. " We were agreeah'y disappointed in this curious account of the most healthful and virtuous- parish •in the neighbourhood of London. We expected some dry antiquarian details, but found a work replete with interesting anecd ites, very well written bin gralical. memoirs, and lively pictures of ancient manners and customs, well worthy the attentton of all his Majesty's loving subjects. 'l'he plates are well executed and very correct." Litelurf Review. This day was published, In 4to, with short Abstracts of the Contents, printed in the Mars gins of the Pages, and embellished with a Portrait of the Author, and a View of the Two Houses of Parliament of England, with King Charles the First on bit Throne, on the 3d day of November, 1640, price One Guinea and a Half in boards, a New Edition, of MR. THOMAS MAY'S HISTORY OF THIS FAMOUS LONG PARLIAMENT of ENGLAND, that met at Weetmineter on the Sd of November, 1640, coati nuedjto the end of September,l643, when the Earl of Essex, the General of the Parliament's Army, returned to London after the first Battle of Newbury. With an Appendix, containing all the Votes 'and Declarations of the Twit Houses of Parliament, and their Addresses and Messages to the king, and the Kings An swers thereto. from the beginning of Dedhaber, 1641, to the middle of March, 1641-42, when the King refused to return to the Parliaments at Weatn:inster, anil withdrew to York to raise a military force under the name of a Lite Guard, which soon after brought on a Civil War. Of this History the lase Dr. Warburton, Bishotaof Gloucester, in his Letters to Dr. Hind, (who was afterwards Bishop of Wor cester) speaks in the following teans. In a Letter dated June 30, 1753, he has these words : " As to the History ref the Long Parliament, the principal Authors are, May's History of the Parliamenr, Clarendon, Whitlock,'Ludlow, Rushworth's Collations, and Walker's His tory of Independe ncy. Ihe first .is an extraordinary perfor mance, littlelbsown • i written with great temper, good sense, and spirit; and has the qtialitles of a regular CompositiOn." And in another Letter, dated August 16, 1754 hems : " May's History of the earliatuest is a just Consposltinn, ac cording to the isles of History. It is written with psych kids.' ment, pellet:often, matifintee, and spirit ; and with a candour that will greatly increase your esteem, when you undesetand that he wrote by the order of Ids Maste rs, the Portiensetd." Printed by Atobost Cheaspirriage, and,o44 hi Wbko, cadiriste,awl CO. itest-.tree:: '~ [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENN NI'MA POMPILIUS. A New Editlor e by Dr. Wanostrocitt. This day w:+s putlished, price Ss. hound. NUMA PONIPILIUS, Second Roi de Itomeaxis FLORIA N nouv-Ile e bt . on, avec la signification .trigiolap des idinages des plus d !Belles, au has de chaque pag ; r. rue, et eagneuwastent carrlde, par N. WANDS !RUCH l . LI. D. Se vettdent chez T. 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VARmi.nrrii I.o*o NIELsON Coach, through Colcheiter dad Ipswich, TylondaioVeditt'sday, and Eiiday Afferrtxm et two.. ARUNDEL, PE MDR CH, and LI I ri•E UAMVEON post Coach, through Kingstorl..Guitbord„ and Godalinina, 'Edw. day, Thurs4ty, a Saturday Morning at six. BRIGHEON !royal vac'', (in 8 Hint •) by the New Road, through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, aod Cuckfidsl, every Morn. log at S liRIOH I'ON ACCOMMODATON Coach, every Morning st U.' BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCIIkSTER Coach (the Sic SIDNItIr Smtru) daily, at 3 o'Clock. CAMBRIDGE LORD NLI.ON Coach, :Monday, Wednesday, and Ft iday Mornings at S. C A Tifilt ID(IN au Coach. (late Old ('ambridge) through Royonn and Rimini : ford, every Mornin: rut 7, zeeot Sun.!sy. CAMBRIDUE light Telegraph (7ear!3, On 7 Hour) through Ware and Barkway, every Morning at :I &Clock, except Soer day, aid carrias oily Fnur CAMBILID3E Poo Conli, Ylortigh Wire, barbing, and Follimire, Monday, %Veda-Iday, ailfl - Friday Afternoon, at 4. • CAN I'ERCURY, MAR GA lE, It A MSC Al E, CHAT HAM, ROCHES I ER, and S MOOD Cuacheii every Morn es and Evening. N.tl. EXlid Cu ache% at any Hone. CIIA l'HAki, ROCHES ['ER, anti GAAVESEND Coaches, four times a day. DEAL New and Expeditions Ben Telegraph Coach, *rith a Guard and Lamps, every evening at half past 4 o'Chsck. it DOVER and DEAL. P Coaches, every Morning a qmattee before 6, and Evening a er before 6. . EDINBURGH and N LIISTLE Hiner Lv Ea Post Coach, through Alowick, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and Noetb all. non, every Morning at halt past 6. PAICENHAM Coach,. thbatigh Newmarket, Drandenoend- Swaffham, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon as 4. . FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every Morning at 8. 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LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Coach, through Newport Pesach, Woobutn.Dwastable. and St.Albates, every Afternoon at 2. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wigan, • Preston, Kendal, Penrith, and Widtehaven, every Afternoon at R. LINCOLN and 1•401 - FINGHAM Post Coach, every Morc big and Afternoon. _ _ MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt . Hill, every Afternoon at half-past 2, Sunday excepted. MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 indde only; •• everyMoriling at 7 during the Season. . _ IVIARGAII and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning and Evening at 6. MANCHESTER light Telegraph Catch, through Leicester, . Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at Y. The Public Attention is particuiarty requested to this Concerti, as it is the Original Coach es ablisted for carrying FOUR IN. SIDES only ; it is on the last highly Improved Construction for Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked throughout in the best possible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new and expeditious light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and Yam,' cat ries only 4 insides, and if lighted and 3uarded, sets out every • Afternoon at 3. • NORWICH Expedition Coach, through Hockerill, Pourn bridge, Newmarket, hetford, and Wymensihain, every After nom, at 3. OXI.ObiD and WOOI7STOCK light Coach (the Blenheim), Monday, Wednesday, gad Friday Morning , at s, through Ux bridge, Wycombe, and Tetswortb. PURTSMOU rti Coach, every Morning, at hairpin I, ex cept Sunday. S I'AMFORD Conk through Hertford, Balchielt. Mules wade‘ and Stilton, every Meriting, at past 6. SUNDERLAND, Yarm, and Stockton Coach. ever; Moth. hag, at . _ _ Watt HAM and Horsham Accommodation Ooacb, Moen inEs, at 6 ; and a 4-inside New Light Coach, Moe:anti, at 11-- through Epsom, Di riling, Leatletreead, and Finder. YORK HighSyer Owls, every Morning. I past 1, thrones Neviark, Doncaster, dud Ferriliredge s , at which FWD*s it meets the various branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax,ant derifield, Harms.% ate, Carlisle, and all th e ot h er p r i n d pa l of the North. l'ee Guard and Coach go through without clue ging. and only four coachmen. rassengan booked throe*, and wishing to stop on the road, may proceed Den day, wttbout oar • addit Iona? fare. YORK new and commodious Light Clack Ilse Ulm oar. • rib% only four insides, sets out every Afternoon u t , is#soasois with the greaten celerity. The Huard and Combso through to , York without diangiuy, sod obit four Coachmen. W. J. ROUERTS and CO. Protriaton. Who will not be accounts* for any Oh ne , Chi na , Pl ate , Watches. Cub. asekinoise, Bilis, or Jewels, bowederensail the vain*, not for 07•41,bcs#Article of twee than tfikAint. if logs .or damaged, w td and laid for; as,simis wife tiglivrog , at tbdo QWliTotio, or so astir Astons it: the Sorai7. M ; • sumBER 7769 _ a:V , gEORGE-STREE'ERGE'S HOSPIT AL HA.NOVER.SQUARE, AND sr. e GEO. ' nN Aloada.y. FebruUry 3, a COURSE'of LEC- VruRFS on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will recommence, i oie-street, at the usual morning hours, viz. Therapeutics st io t , t be practice of Physic at half after eight, and the Cite signs quarter afar nine By GEOR GE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. s e nior physician to St. George's Hospital, of the College of Physicians, &c. a t test Lectures are given as usual, on the patients of St. gme'sHospital, every Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER of all' IMPERFECT and ILLEGIBLE WRITERS in SIX LEt3ONS ONLY. 141 t. RAPIER informs such Ladies and Gentle. men, as are ashamed of the awkward productions of their millet by his peculiar and scientific principle, they may at om perman,ntly unlit' in and perspicuous hand, truly ul?ful win vomit-dui divatelt, in Six Lessons only. The high esti- N iko tho Professor st IfItIS in amongst versonag of the first algtio thr commerval word, renders it unnecessary , to g•ve win a detail here. Enquire for his address at Mr. Hoff xadi, Stationer, &c. No. 41 et, Str ma. Terms 3 guineas. MONEY. 10BLEktEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully Informed, that they may be supplied wkb Money to any swat, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy bid,Leaseboid Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds , Mart iage wddaents, Widows? Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any . kyrupeny. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their viisskil security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal acconw i m easn, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or i l eetslpoO-paid) aidressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49, kitio•atreet,l3erkelrsquiare. • .--ONLY 8,000 TICKETS. Ij4iv SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all' 11 Dawn so early. as TUESDAY, letts of FEBRUARY. SCHEME. • 2 Prizes of .- - ,C20,000 ... are ... £lO,OOO 2 ' •• • 1,800 6 .. 4OO " .2;400 • .: . . And 1,688 Prizes of .€lOO, &c. &c. &c. T. USN, (C4iitractor), sincerely thinks the Public for their. ihtingibiel favours at hit welly fortunate Offices, N 0.4, Coati-. F 4111414.9 CILIRIna-Caoss. Ht invites their attention WO present very SznallLottery, and begs to State,: dn.** it coa.ists of only Two Thirds the Number of Tkkets contained in the last Lottery, yet there are an equal umber of CapharPrites of £20,000 in it : this gives.to Adven turers a meefi:greiter chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand Nand Prize, than In. any Lottentrhitherto known...Frem thu 'my ranted number of Tickets to meet . tie -demand, an name- • ter purchase at the above - Officeili respectfully advised, where in tie Lottery just finished,. and InThe Twci lost, T. BISH Sold tad Band the following Capitals: 5,4V7 Class A• - £20 , 000 1,853 Class B . - £2,000 1 16/ • A • 18,000 4,025 . C• . - 1,000 3 041 - C - 15,000 1,825 - A - 1,000 3 463 - A - 5,000 1,825 . • B - 1,000 71 . A - 2,000 I 2,717 - A - 1,000 iillt - A - 2,000 I 2,7 L 7 - B - 3, 000 &c. &c. &c. . ITALIAN OILS. THE unexampledsuccess that STIRACIA's ITA LIAN OILS bas met with for upwards of thirty years, in akin the Hair grow both thick and long, and preventing its *god after illness, (which. it will do in 24 hours) makes it the. asithubionakle Pomade with Ladies of high rank; for, since tow& is out of use, it keeps the hail ; perfectly clean, makes the Watt bairas soft as silk, gives it a most beautiful natural ap peace, prevents it turning grey, and even if on the change will miry the hair to its natu r al co l our . Al so f or t h e Ey e -b ro ws and Gestisaien's Whiskers. In using it for the former, the greatest calmest be taken, the Oils being such a promoter of the growth sfluir ' that it would spoil a beautiful forehead. The Oils are Ittwisea certain remedy for giving immediate ease in a Nervous } Wade, and will restore the heir on horses knees, and of its Maul colour.--Caution.—Those Ladies ated Gentlemen who Plabasethe above Oils, Will plzase to observe, that they are al vefsinpots, and with the Prop ietar's name, " Johnson," signed saisbel across the po* • lobe had of the Proprietor, J. Johnson, Ks. 91. Newman l'eqt• Oxford street, ,and by her appointment, of• Golding. 42, CArnbill; Lowe, C3O, Strand; Bailey and Blew, Cockspur street ; } invitee, Tichbounie-street, Golden-square; and most of the I • 31 perlumers.in town and country, at ss. a pot. °ODD AND GREGORY'S NEW DIC . I !UNARY OF ARTS • AND SCIENCES, TO4 complete? in Ten Volumes, royal Bvo. illustraied• with new tine those on Natural History forming nearly half, from Iyriwtngs taken from Life, by Sydenham Edwards and others, >tit dbenlefiry.coloared after nature. Its day watpublished, handsomely printed on a fine paper, price Part 4F, of THE PANTOLOGIA, comprehending a corn-. plete Series of Essays, Treatises, and Systt ins, alphabetically izra llled; with a general Dictionary o ' f A rts,Sciences, and Words; niPresetting a distinct Survey of Human Genius, Learning, and krs . ' °ll llury.—By JOHN MASON GOOD, Esq. F.R.S. 440 kber of the American Philosophical Society, and of the Lin rt6an Society of Philadelphia; OLINTHUS GREGORY, I.L.D. V ibe R oyal Military Academy, Woolwi c h ; and Honorary Alerri ber a the Literary and Phiiosophical Society of Newcastle -Tyne; and Mr. NEW TON. BOSWORTH, of Cambridge ; Assisted by other Gentlemen of emint nce in different Depart- Runts of Literature. LE:I-redun: Printed f or G. Kearsley, J. Walker, J. Stockdalt, R. Jeffery, Crosby and Co. Sherwood, Neely, aail Jones, E. Evalice, and Co. J. Blacklock, at.d W. Lowe. s. CONDI I'IONS. 1 . This Work will h.. handsomely printed on a fine-wove royal P a P/r io evo. and wirl be published in monthly Parts, price 6s. l irb.five of which will•form a Volume. The whole will be cote /hied in about Fifty Parts, forming Ten bant'sourte Volumes. IL In the course of publication there will be introduced from bniwsM4oo elegant Engravings by the first Artists, from original g ait 1111, by Sydrialnun Edwards, Esrey, jun. &c: And all 491reseattg subjects of Natural History, will be bend* lteuloored after Nature. • • is particularly wished that Sob as oon9lllotlgoir's44l" 61441 aslovibk. • • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 4nagary IS, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTT4 ORDNANCE, i herely give notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 3d day of February next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of SAND BAGS for service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the. option of either party. 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WILLIAMS's LAW OF WILLS. This day WAS published, prlce Ss. sewed, THE LAW of WILLS and CODICILS. corn. inunicat , 2 in an easy and familiar Manner. To which are added, the Duty and Office of Executors, Adminis rater;, and guardians; also the Descent an I Distribution of Prtyeity Cases of Intestacy or Dying without Will: together with the Laws relating to Legacies, and the Duties payable thereon. With an Appendix of Precedents of the Forms of Wills, Cod.cilc, Re vocations, Sec. adapted to all Circums.ances anti every Dt.sciip tion of Property. By JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. of the Inner Temple. • London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones; J. Isichard seu, J, M. Richardson. Lackington, All-n and Co. Longnaln and Co. J. Walker, and Wilson and Son, York. This day was published, fourth edition, with Corrections and Im provements, embellished with eight Portraits of eminent Di vines, price ss. bo ards, AQUEL to the Sketch of the Danocninitions of the Christian World; being 100 Testimonies in behalf of Candour, Puace, and Unanimity, by Divines of the Church of England, of the Kirk of Sror land, anti among the Protestant Dis senters; to which are prefixed two Essays, the nee on the Right of private Judgment in Matters of Religion, the other on the Dignity and importance of the New Commandment : with an Appendix, containing an Address on the Reign of the Messiah ; an Idea of Christian Cobs munlori and Christian Discipline ; and tan accou.nt of the Church Movernment of the Shakers, who 'lei her marry nor are given in niarriazo, but profess to be as the Angels in Heaven. By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A.M. London : Printed-for Sherwood, Neely,and Jones, paternoster row. MUDFORD'S LIFE OF CUMBERLAND. Tills dry was published, In one large volume, 8vo: embellished with an accurate Likeness of Cumberland, efigraved by Ridley, price 161. boards, - - rtHE 'LIFE of,RICHARD CUMBERLAND, -E Esq. embracing a critical Examination of his various Writings. With an occasional literary Inquiry into the Age in which he lived, and the Contemporaries with whom he flourished. By WILLIAM MUDFORD. " Man bath no need, no right, to interest to know of man more than I brie enabled every one to know of me."—Cumber land's Memoirs of I . In this . Life, Cumber/and's character 'as a dramatist, a poet, and an essayist, is fully considered;—'he most important of his works are carefully analysed, and an impartial judgment deliver ed on their rtspective merits. The whole is interspersed with many lively and entertaining anectlcres of his contemporaries, some of w!tielt are originat; and with remarks on several livin;• authors of celebrity. 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