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- ~ :~ . a~------ • . • . . •. . . ••• • • . . , . - - : - -0t ek . 5 .„ 4. 1: 4E • 1 I . i • ‘.• , . ~. , v 4., : 44 :., ` • -,:: -, . . 1 ' ' '‘i . . ' . 111•,, . I* e , . . • 1 • •- • •. • i • v • • , • 1 ~1. ~~.: -. .. ..; . ••••• 2 ••• e • .Ninmsza . 8334 ' , SATURtAV I NOVERBEIt.I4, _ -• • • °MCI ojr O.I4IIANC 11, Oda:, 27,1613. E. P:RitiC/P4L • OFFICERS of HIS MA _ AMA O.IDIVAATCJI, kw* eve Notice, That Proposals will beget:eyed et their Office lo on or before Monday, the 19th day of November, from each 'persons as maybe wilting to undertake the supply of the follow log Articles for Service of the Royal powder Malls at Befihn reollig, in the kingdom of Ireland, vie. STAVES Quebec White Oak, 20,000 pieces of • Single 5 feet 6 inches, 5 1,000 to the thousand. The Staves must be fully seasoned, and if the deliveries should Ile wade. of double instead of singleStaves, sit homired and fifty of the former cos thousand single pieces will be required, and which most be - delivered-at the Ordnaice Stores in Cork in the •• following preportiens, 5.000 on or before the 13th January, t • 5,000 - tat April , 1614. 5,000 - _ Ist Sept:tuber, •'• . 1 ! 1m 1 ?.9.0brs VarthYr Paiticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of • the Contracts my be .known at the Secretary's Office in Pall . Mall aforesaid, any !lay netween.the hours of Ten and Four e'clock ; where AM .Propowls must be delivered sealed • up, ad fadorsed, " Proposals foe Quebec Staves ;" but no Proposal as Ise.admitted after : oy saki 29th November, at Twelve o'clock at , noon of the sane day, neithergvill any Tender be noticed unites gin Party making It or an Agent in his behalf shisU attend. By Order of thallyerd, R. Ir. CREW, Sea 11437L1ND14 SOUS 11, - Now. ist, ißia. THE COUNT q DIRECTORS of the"UNITEE. COMPANY of MERCHANTS e ENGLAND, 04411 to the EAST INDIA S, Ii ketehy give notice, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday, Bth December, from any Persons wbb may be wiling to Let on Freight good COPPER-BOTTOMED SHIPS, of the burthen of from 500 to 700 TONS: builder? mea surement, for the said Company's Service for one voyage only. The Tenders, with .the words " ship Tender"..on the , to be severally seated ap and left with the Secretary, it or before Twelve o'Clock at . Noon on the said Bth 'December, beyond which hour no Tendered!' be received. - • BOP.,- • it i rEs S RS• W.' CLA KBandSONI Law Book 11N-1. sellers' , I.inedln9 Uri rewasikhlUlly . inform the Pro/eaten litobeCoann that' theynkbp be supplied . at their house with everyitiltd of - Publication 011•11111ut of print) connected With' the Li* and Jurisprudence of Ihoithited !Chip dem i on adrift/peons:ft.:ma. A.sary large collection of Law Boating now on sale be su ! perior to any other Howe. • - i I • m.! 4.AW 400 Ke. • .* ' l IMPEr."4IL B. PIitACTV:Z; • • All aspires ibbiltitted; leit 4V. Clark e initituas, Lew litedisels lers, Porugal-street, Lincoln's Inn I and ' O 4 tip C P t .1 h er, Done-street, containing near 1000 c sety ptieuc^n to royal ego. priceettr.. He. In. beards. dedicated by pertnkslon to theta Lein Hitto.l.erd Ellenbareogh, ripHE -NEW ,IeNSTRUCTOR CLERICALIS, - 1.. 'eta tide' tEe - Authority, Jurisdiction, and Modern Practice el the Coen of King's Bench. The Eighth Edition, corrected, with feadderaMe Alteratiom and Adakions. By JOHN IMPEY, Inner rem*. IMPEY'S PRACTICE, C. P. Tide. ttlw 'was peld!shed, by W. Ciatke and Sons, Law %dr setter%Pen deal-street, Lincoln's ban, and sold be C. P. Atiislir, r ihnbesareet, .Dobkin; . closely prlitted, containing near go. pages, in royal ere, rice iirt.'7o. (dedicated, by permission, to *.frirJan.P , Mandel T H g NEW I - rßucroß CLERiCALtS. .stating the Authority. Jurisdiakm, and Modern Practice the Court of Common Thse..The stheditien.coirated; with *try aiosidirahle Aerations and a.h.liqoad bieliraiKas#Dtfaiblt. - By JOHN IM FEY, [merit/ 1 1 1 0f ••• ••• trioann car at t iz i treed, bf Mr. Impey s Mote !=te s. • , . At '• Oficsewill ikkoolybrpe • ells day was published,- in °eine , price 7s. 61.1seards, tSV. Clarke aadSons Law floekseiers, Pormgal-street, and Artler, Dame-street, LAW and PRACTICE of DISTRESSES, REPLEYINS.--By the late Lord Chief Baron GlL which is added, an Appendis of Pr 7 .cedenta, 'Sd alb lon, with considerable Additions, andlull practical diredviens • from the mature of the diorebs to the sale, and acing a repitivin. fir WM of li wbo Utr m , k ar. l be . lia ha r d, ris ia ter octs at La vo, w, vr of ico l.in ec coines'lntli. 4, I. Wihnut's Law of Mortgage, with a seketiva of Precedents. ILA Summary Treatise of Pleading, in svo. Price ss. . v This clai.was published. -I t A. SUPPLEMENT TO CLARKE'S BIBLIOi 1.1. THECA LEGUM; containing a complete List ofdm Ccmsrnob and - Statute Law Books of 'the United Kingdom, with their dates a n d p r i ses , published from.fellichaebnas rernt. 1810, 1 to Easter Tenn, rsts. -Sy JOHN CLARKS4 Law Bookseller. Primed for-Wig/mkt aad Sons, Lase Boshoollen, Portugal. street, lincesin's•lne. 9t whom . way be hod, in a pocket so.' , lume, price's. - 1 -- - Claim% Blit=fze tillWia ; sr .earoplet• GattizzOf * Coalmen and; Law Books of lba Vonsi. X" *di, an Account of their Danes And Paislinfe, ...• , , Tido Catalogue, open impanel, verbs lOW Msporlor to any sinstiar pubikatina,a4wistvd4s Sipplamanci k C8.48 1 6$ a• sc cmlslt..o4. 41100 artklas snore than is to be toss4-la NM - calierLsw saw estast ,JAMES Assi rhust Secretary. The particulprs of the‘lfertsir and Conditions upon which the above Silks wilt be engaged lathe Company's Service, may be . bad upon application to Mr. iolik.Murice, Clerk to the Commit tee of Shipping, on or after I;lrectistscrag wept, the ftth Instant! *. EXCELLENT TOWN •RSSIDENCIL FRONTING the RIVER THAMES, Within an ess,Distaate of the HOUSE of COMMONS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, • - • . 'Yr IHE LEASE, for Twentpoix Yeas , kt 1. rate Rent, of a capital FAMILY HOUSE; which contains Three lefty Rooms on a Floor, with ronvirrient Domestic Ofkces of every djpeription, in complete repair.. The Situation is very cheerful, and may respectable. • For Particulars, and Tickets to vie*, apply to GivEllin and Wakters, Upholders, Fleet Market, litakitlAo This liay was pubilibed, tralsr lit lprie• i t 41. boards. by AV. - Clacke and guns, Law Bacausellers, Portugal-street, Lin coln's Inn; and saki-by-C. P. Archer, Dasna-atzeet,Dublin APRACTICAL TREATISE of the LAW MARRIAGE and ether FAMILY SITTLEMENTI By EDMOND GIBSON ATI oi!iiir4N6E, at+, 29, 1815; 111 1 HE PRIATI?di OFFI'e;RS of HIS MA ... ti& • .rit4ir. ORDNANCE, do bred" jive No:la, That Proposals wlllbe received at their °face In Pall-Mall, qA • etr before Monday, the 29th day of November, from such per t!cins 4* may be willing to uodertake the performance of the CARPENTERS' WORK in NORTH BKITAIN, for service of this Department, for o period of Five ,Years, determinable at the espiratiln of Two Years, upon notice of •Three Months tieing given by either Party. ,LY, Esq. I.I . ITLE rchsrs TENURES. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law. Bookel krs, Purtugal-street, Lincoln's lain • and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, in a pocket v i iihtme, price as. itriiikuch, or on fine paper, 141. LITTLETON's TENURES in English, printed from the Second Edition of the Commentaries of Sir Ed ward Coke. • Coasiduring tire Universal Estimation in which Littleton's Work is held, and that it generally is the brit work put into the Students hands, it Is very singular that no correct edition without tht Commentary, has yet been published until the resent. CAPI rm. NAVY TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPWARDS• of £20,000 worth of OAKtIM. BER, Will headed, and mostly fit for the Navy; with a Jarge portion of Plank Stocks, and some of very large dimen sions ; also remarkably fine ASH i IMBEII.--Apply to Mr. Wm. Ireland, at Sudety Lodge, near Winchcomb, for a view of the Timber; and to }Messrs Vs ebb, Webb, and Attwood, at Sali.bury, to treat for the same. The Timber stands mostly in situations to be carried off with convenience, and within one or two miles of Wiachcomb, from whence a turntike road leads to Tewkesbury, si.d it may be carried from thence, on the Severn, &r to any part of the king dom. The Timber will be Sold in Lots, to suit the capital mer chant as well as country dealers. • BRANCH'S MAXIMS. This day tams published, by W. Clarke and Suns, Law Buo ksel- It?,, eortugal street, Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C. P. Artber, Dame.sireer, Doblin, in a Pocket Vol price ss. in boards. PRINCIPIA LEGIS el /EQUITATIS; .beipg an Alpabetical collecr'on of Maxims Principles, or Rules, Definitions, and Memorable Sayings in Caw and Equity. By THOMAS BRANCH, Est? Second Edition, with Additions. Of whom may be had, in 4 vols. Ivo. price 15s. to boards, Co*cunt, Juridica, consisting of Tracts relative to the Lave and Constitution at &island. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions •If •• Contract, may be known upon application at the Secre • 'wee Office - in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four - o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, tealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Carpenters' Work 4n North Brdain ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 29th day of Novetnber, at 12 o'Cloc'; at noon of the same day ; neither will any-Tender be noticed unless the Party mak tog it, or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sardary. Lately published, • By W. Clarke and-Sens, Law Booksellers, Portugal street, Lits• coin's Inn ; and ;old by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, its vols. UV°. price 15s. in boards; 0 L LECTANEA JURIDTCA ; consisting of many curious and scarcefkracts relative , to the Law and Conuitatioa of England. lida collection contains several very valuable I...ait Tracts not before pubilated., with several original Cases, Arguments, ludg ments, and Clpinii.. , ns of eminent modern Counsel, on di mid important questions in l e uw, including several of that able Con veyancer, Mr. Fearne. 7 POIN IS INCEINVEYANCING. This day was published, by W. Clarks and bons, Law bask sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's (nu ; and sold by C. P. At ' cher, Dame-street, Dublin, In Spo. price Ft. In boards, DRACTICA L • POINTS ; • or, Maxims in Con. veysneing, drawn from the tali experience of a very es. tensive Practice, by a late eminent Conveyancer. To which is added, Critical Observations on the Various and Essentials Parts of a Deed. By J. RI rsoN, Esq. Of whom may be had, in S Tots, Myal !to, price AL us. in boards, Original Precedents in Conveyancing, by J. 1. Powell, Esq. With Notes. SALES BY AUCTION. . TO NOBLEMEN AND GEN ILEMEN. NURSERYMEN, ORNAMENTAL AND GENERAL Pi.ANTERS, AND OTHERS, a most favourable ,Tportuui•/.. _ . ,OF.ORDNANCE, Novembe► 16,1813. HLr :PRINCIP4IL OFFICERS ..f his M d. r • JESTre ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, •: That Proposals will be received at their Office; in Pall• Mall, *dist before Friday, the ad• dily of December next, from such 'croons s. mei be wiWngio undertake eke Sopply of the ooder• stueltilontd quantities and description of TIMBER and MATE.: 1019 required fob sortie of ih. Royal Carriage Dipsrunent " i t Woolwich, viz. taiVgp OAK TIMBER, 700 Loads. Two-thin's of ttis (pan r _tifiPf 7b-feet Stick and upwards, and one-third of eso feet and' _ • Tke Valuable NURSERY STOCK .of EIGH ACRE ;, situate near WALTHAM CROSS and CHE •HU:4 HU IS. By Mr. COCHRAN, On MONDAY next, and following , lays,' at rl , wen o'clock, in Eight Hundred Lois: consisting of POWELL ON DEVISES. ITERY fine Standard 1/wart....ra;ned PEACHES, Nectarines, Apricots, Plumbs. and Cherries, etc. with maiden Plants of the same; some 'Thousands 9f Standard a:ld * Dwarf Apples, Pears, and Plumbs, with a Quantity of large. headed fnitt.bearing Trees, of the tiferent sorts; a chet. • aut. lection of Shrubs of all sizes; with a part of Lyon's.rf 2 l,yction. of American Plants, Clemalids, Irish Ivys, Evergreen Viks, and others, in pots; handsome variegated and evergre.4 Hairs, boded Roses, Honeysuckles, and sundry fine Pinks; Flower. roots, and China Roses; handsome Stattlard Shrubs for Lawns; a quantity of Buz Edging ; some thousands of fine Hazels; most handsome bushy Oaks, Firs, Beech, BirCh, Chesnuts and a varie ty of Forest Trees, of all ages and sizes, for covering Buildings ' and plantit,g Belts, 2 0,000 fine White Thorn Quick, Frames and Lights, Hand-glasses, 'Dung, and sundry Household Fur nittre. da l was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bodt ake, Lincoln'Ann in e vols. tivo. price ' a il. In boards, ' and solo c. P. Archer, ' Dinte street, Dublin, A 14 ESSAY upon the LEARNING cif DEVI. .41 SES, from their Inception by Wri,ing to their Commun. Lion by the Death of the iireil t er. By JOHN JOSEPH PO WELL, Esq. Barrister at Ski:ond Edition, corrected. Of whom may be had, in S vols. Royal tiro. price it 2 Ss. biNkids Powell's original Precti/ant in Conveyancing, revised by C. .Rartoo. • upwarls: 4010iD ELM i f/MIMI, 1,250 Loads; 80-feet Trees. • .E11.1 . 111171 . 45H TIMBER, SOO ditto; from YO to 60-feet Trees. 9.Aic ST ) OitgS t for 5-feet Wheels, No. 50,000; to be chopped. I, l 2fsi STPCO, 15 by 15 in. No. 500;tin be chopped and bored. PAIRS 14 by 14 in: N0.'1456 ; to be chopped and bored. To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. M'Comble, on the Premises, whereCatalogues may be had, and at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Gordon and Co. Fenchurch-street ; Messrs. Mason and Son, Fleet -street; Messrs. Fair and Sons, Blackman, street, Borough; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-street- Grosvenor square. X 20,000. Ticsirrs and SMARTS are selling by RICHARDSON, GOOD tUCK, and Co. Bank Buildings Cornhill, and Cbrring Cross ; Rohm they Sokl in Jibe Loire/lee drawn lasi September and November, the fit/lowing Capital Prises, in 48 Shares: O,SS 4 • - • 4:i0,050 4,905 - X3,orn 1.110 - £5OO 0,471 - £l,OOO k 7059 E - £5OO Itch fICIC.AXEIiVES, No. 15,000; complete. WADE HANDLE'S, 3000; rivetted and complete. Moiety of the hewed Oak Timber must be delivered into ,fitoge.on or before the 30th day of June next; and the remainder ipso, before the 30th September following. Of the Elm and Ash 'I imbv, one Moiety must be delivered into Store by the Mit March next, and the remainder on or be .inro the 30th June Mewing. Tke whole of the Ottk Spokes and Elm Stocks mast be sup; lied—tbe former by the Slat December, 1814, the latter on or i befure the 30th ldbe next, and the other Articles in three months. . Of the Timber, no Tender will be received for less than :00 , beads. Of the remaining Articles, no Tender for less than the '`[Vowing quantities of either can lie noticed, viz . Oak Spokes 5000 E!m•Stocks (pits) 100 Pici Axes I leleus • 5000 . Spade liandles - 3000 TortherTankulars may be known upon application to Major- General Cuppage, in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich; and also at Ahe Secretar)'s Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, together also with the firms and Conditions of the Contract, any day between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, and where the Proposals must be de livered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Timber, Stc.;" but go Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day of Decem her, at 12, o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Ten itr be noticed, unless the• Party making it, or an Agent in his belief, shall attend. By Order of,the Board, R. H. CREW, &aviary; .GOODLUCK & Co; respect. fully inform the ;Public ' that they have contracted v. , :th Grovorntnent foi the STATE LOTTERY of 19,800 Tickets, to •Ite &mon 14th JANUAgY, 1814. The Scheme contains the bible ivg' Prises: Of aC20,000 10"0 3.000 Q,OOO . 3,0Q0 .500 are 5E40,000 20,000 ' 6,000 4, 00 4,000 9 , 0 0 0 300 ...... 4,100 ...... 200 1,600 1 100. ....... lea • b4UO 20 50 l,OOO 1,835 110 500 let dr. Blanks, Ist dAy, 10 Each ... .5,C00 500 In dr. Malik., 24 day, 101.ach ... 5,000 ••••••1•• 7... I tto basis ition their t. 2,000 20,000 .Fint-clrawn Prize above £2O, the Pint flay, wel receive .Clo,voo. First•ds'wu Ptize above ,esto, the Second Day, will receive I re. rives TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Anchor Publ c-house, Northam, on Thursday, the 2d slay of December next, 1 3, bar/ern the hours of twelve and two o'clock on the same day, together or in Lou, ALL that FREEHOLD ESTATE, called NORTHAM, situate Sonth of the river Itchen, and only one mile from Southampton; consisting of a large Wharf, with a Crane Store, Wharfirger's House, Saw-houses, and Snshlsi-Shop; a large Yard, at which have been built Ships of the Line tor Go vernment, and otherVescels of almost every description for Mer chants' service ; a Mesivage sr Dwelling-house, Eight Tenements, .Public-house, with Gardens, Beat-house, Store M ould Loft, Tree nati House, Stables, Kiln, and Saw Houses, large Garden, en closed with a lt'fty brick wall, Orchard and Meadow ; the whole of which contain about Eight Acres, and most eligibly and con veniently situated for carrying on an extensive mercmtile concern. Particulars may be•known and a Plan of the Estate seen after the Zed day'of November next, at Mr. Wait's Office in the gast street, Goutisampton. • On the 23d of November, with the Almatiaeks, will be published, in one elegantly printed voluble, price 78. 6d. boards; a new 'Work, entitled, TIME'TELESCOPE, for the YEAR 1814; S . bfing a COMPLETZ Opine to the Almanack. The Telescope a f inte is intended to afford much interesting and useful Information, anl is diiided into four distinct Pans ; viz.---Tbe First Part contains an Explanation of Saints' Days and Holidays, including Biographical Sketches of em nent Persons, and Notices.of Rites and Customs now existing, or bug .since obsolete; with many °OA r curious particulars.—The Second comprises Astronomical Ocettnences in every Month, and details the various Phenorneno of the Celestial Bodies; including% Popu lar View of the Solar Systtm. This Part will form a very agreeable Compa&on to the Observatory, and will serve to direct the youthful mind to the snuffy of A t trottonly.—The Third eon qsts of a Diary of Nature, Which baludes Remarks on the Mi gration and Re-appearance of the Feathered Tribe, the Progress of Vegetation, and the Labours of the Husbandman. Charac teristic Anecdotes ate interspersed, of the manners and habits of the animal creation : and the whole fi enlivened by descriptive skettlics from the best modern poets.--The Fourth is appro priated to Meearolugical keinar)cs, in which rules are given for predicting the changes of the weather, as indicated by the dif ferent appearances of the atmosphere, as well as by animals and vegetables.—To the whole is prefixed a General Introduction, illurrative of Astronomical and other Terms usually occurring In Almanaeks. Accompanied by twelve Descriptive Wood Cuts of the different Months engraved by London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and loves, Pate•ros ter-row ; and sold by at 13toollsellers In 1 owp o&d Countr):. LORD COKE'S INiTI rum. This day were published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Portugal.street, Lincoln's Inn f and sold by C. P. Ar cher, Dame-street, Dublin; in 4 Vol.. royal tvo. price 42 15s. in boards, THE SECOND,THIRDandFOURTH PARTS of LORD COKE'S INSTITUTES of the LAWS of ENGLAND ; tont% ning a Commentary on Magna Charm, and an Exposition of many ancient and other Statutes of High Trea son and other Pleas of the Crown, and Criminal Causes and JO riselictions of Courts • with the addition of authentic Transla tions of the. Statutes, alci marginal references to modern authorl ties.—Of whom may be had, In S vole royal too. price Al 17s. boards, PART I.; containing Lord Coke's Comment on Littleton 's Tenures, with Additions of Notes and References. By Francis Hargrave and Charles Butler, Esqrs. It is to be observed, that those Gentlemen who take the Set complete will have them for 2 ;. Ss, ; and if sold separate; at sea. I 2s. as above. • ORDERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONF- • This day was published, by W - . Clarke and Sons,Lawßookseßey•C Portugal-street, lAncoln's kin, and sold by CL Y. Arthur, parue street, Dublin, In Octavo, price 51. 6d. boards, rrHE NEW STANDING ORDERS of the HOUSE of COMMONS, as revised by a Committee, and ordered to be rioted the 2tet tune, 1811, relative to Private Bills and'other matters ; with the Orders of the House of Lords and Tables of Fees to be takes by the Officers 0 both Houses of Parliament. To which are added, the new Increased Costs In the Courts of Chancery and 4zaminer Officer, and King's Bench.— The House .of Commons haeineniasle several new Standing Or ders, referred them to a Committee, who having arranged and incorporated them together, it w.s ordered by the House they should be printed; and, as all persons should be acquainted with these neyr Orders, to direct their proceedings on application for privc e Bills, it was thousla desirable to put them in a fun* for Uenoal Use. BARTON'S ALAN): DRAFTs. This day was published, by W. Clarke and S.oos, Law BoOb. sei e rs, Portugal-street, Lincoln's lon, London, and sold by C• P. Archer, Dublin,, price £l. Itis. per Set, (pritred on Copy ostlD ' rstt Paper, on one side only), ASELECT COLLECTION of PRINTED BLANK DRAFTS in CONVEYANCING; cumprising such aiare of the most genet al use in practice, with Vartatiooe adapting them to different circumstances of Titles. Hy CHARLES BARTON, Ent- Barrister.at•Law. These Drafts at impted on Copy Paper (on one side only), and will, It is conceived, be found of matetial nse and convenience to profess:final Oen!lesnen in all cases where immediate expedition is requisite; and in par ticular to such Country Practitioners as have nut an oppan unity of submitting their drafts. at every tarn, to the perusal of a re solar Conveyancer.—ruby precedent, by mum of variations, may be made to answer the purpose of several distinct drafts,. Single sisals. may be had at Ss. each. STUDY OF THE This-day was publishedthy W.Ciarke ami Sons, Law Book setters, Portugal-street, Liesain's be, sad sold by C. P. A rc h es, Datne-streer,Dutdia ; in Bvo. price 44. 6d. 'L EFbECTIONS on the NYI'URAL and AC -Lk QUIRED ENDOWMENTS requisite for the STUDY of the LAW. By the late JOSEPH SIMPSON, Esq. The fifth edition, cotrected, with Notes and•Conimentaries. To whichlis prefixed an Address to the Studenn of the Law on the same sub ject, being the substance of a Lecture delivered to a Society If Gentlemen. By M. DAWES, E.g. Barrister at Law.. 01 whom may be had, in aro. price Ss. 641.1.-wed, ' A Treatise on the Study of the taw, containing directions So Students, written by those celebrated Lawyers, Orators, and Statesmen, the Lords Mansfield, Ashburton, and Thurlow, Series of Letters to their reipective young Friends. " Likewise-in , aeo price ts. *id. board*, Bridgrusn's Reflections en the Study of the Law. MD'S LANDLORD AND TENANT. This day was published, by W. Clarke and ~0/14, Law-Bookqel lets, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Ina; and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, la ateo. price 58.64. sewed, the Ninth Edition, of . *. THE LA WS of LANDLORD, TENANT, an d LODGERS, with Practical Directions.concerning Lestefi. 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