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The Copper-plates of this Work have been destroyed, agree ably to a late Act of Parliament ; and as there are very few complete sets existing, the Work must become scarce, and in crease in value. This day was published, price 2s. THE PROTESTANT CHURCH ALONE FAITHFUL in reading the Word of God; proved in a Contrast with that of Rom.. " In the Church I had rather speak five words with my un derstanding, that by my voice I might teacE others also, than ten thousand words in an unknown tongue."-1 Corinthians, xiv. 10. By the Hon. and Rev. E. 1. TURNOUR, A.M. (Formerly a Nobleman), itlembeeof St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; late Curate, Afterr.oon Preacher, and Evening Lecturer of llampstead, Middlesex; and Chaplain to the Dowager Coun tess of Winteston. Printed for the Author, and sold by Longman and Co. Pater noster-row; Iloitt and Co. Upper Berkeley-street, Portman square ; and Goss ling, 69, New Bond - street ; and at hia Li brary, at Hampstead. 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London : Printed for Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers'-court; T. Tegg, Cheapside ; also Griffin and Co. Glasgow. THE CADI OF . BAGDAD ; OR, GIVING JUSTICE HER DUE. AN intrepid Traveller lately set out From Europe to India, by overland route; And toil and much imminent danger sustain J, 'Till tiagdad's fam'd city in safety be gain'd ; Bagdad still renown'd in Arabian storYr The seat once of Haroun Alraschid's high glory. Our Traveller there met a slave-dealing tribe OfTartars—but who can his feelings describe, When females he saw, each tied up in a sack, Astride on a horse, and made fast to its back? rack'd up, each poor victim, of goods like a bale, And destiu'd to travel the country for sale ! " Ye base, sordid wretches, to dzmons allied, ►' Release these young women!" the Traveller cried : His Boots caught their eyes, and the Tartan withdrew, From the shades in the Jet, when oppos'd to their view ! And now to the Cadi of Bagdad they ran, Denouncing this dreaded mysterious man ; Their slaves who set free, and whose potent pursuits Were giided by Genii, that glar'd in his Boots Both parties when heard, thus the Cadi decreed— " I will, that the slaves shall from bondage be freed! " And thank the kind stranger, whose Boots of Jet hue " The means have supplied to give Justice her due !" In Bagdad, Bussora, and on to Bombay, • The Jet has acquired a permanent fame; Its glossy resplendence the natives proclaim, And Taste to embellish, or Crime to distuay Whichever the aim, now the means are not lacking, Resorting to WAAMEN't, unparallerd Itlecking / This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by aied • 30, STRAND, Longion And sold In every Town in tbe LIQUID, in Bettie*, ld. lad. lid. trZsaill. Also PASTE BLACKING, is Pair ad. A Shiliol Put of Page !emus! to Fri! ls. BM" tf 43" , rei wKaltl)4l UAW* ESTABLISHED MEDICINES. FNEW BERY and SONS. 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