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• ; • , • •• ' • , 111412, Ate.v . ar. \.! _ - .... b ~tettiob pOf t6t 6,ltlefi metre f 1 . Ilj -. I 1 al iiii.Hreffs. maiailed - at the Aritytupe f ins * • 6 tire gat us' July; Ised,Tialeum. le ed. &envy's/wake ifwwpor p i. . ._. , .. ._ —.„--- w uel-strcei, rib Vrefhierkts7, r -...... ___ . -....-- ------- ._ , _ _.... -___ . . - _ kcpprs wf ulcre,t owii shree. R e -, ' SATURDAY, I)ECEMISER Atakieitir rad llhirstey fur three alumina 2134. • ro-sielar EnSet-iLejee etsosw#l4,, lespeeter, So ift eat were us board at the captive De Haase, wester, in coatAps rer,) on the 11th Nov. sot will portions, at No g, New Rruod 31h Wet., het•eca the hoar, t.f • the saute place every Ahetiaestliey IrS. he t7treclit awl Edgar. totl hasci Greeted, [Were, wilt be pall , at No. 9, New 'Hyoud-stmet, nit . keels aaA three.-.4tetalk every fur three months. 'TORS AT GUILDHALL, miaow. w ed-lian.squere, upholder 3 to 1, Middlesex, coca chard - 3 ill 16, 1809 i • ilia NG'S TII FATS E. riIIIIS EVENING, liecemlwr 16, will be pei form.al the Naw (boric Opera, called LA SCOMhIEIISA. The Slink by Signor Guglielnii.—Priseipal Performers, Signor.Traniezziasti, (being his second appearance in the comic Opera), Sig nor Naldi, Signor de Gi ovann i, Si gnor Roveslino. Signortrughetti ; Signora Cullini, and Madame Bianchi. Tueether with a New Divertisenrent, called BOREA I: 7.F.FFIRO ; tad also an entirety New Ballet, entitled, ETU() IL GRANDE ; and both compueed by Signor 8.... L.-The principal character* liv Mr. Veshis, Mr. Mu :llr Boirgirard ; Augiulini, Madame Nen', Madame Moerey, &C. The doors to he opened it a quarter before Seven, and the i'vehriirenre to herbs at half.past Sc,.. esectly.-s-The Pit, crane tit ; end Ca:lery, ss Virsuit Iles ettlettina. The New Comm Opera anal Ballet, performed . for the brat time) on Titesday, will be repeated im 'forstlay and Situ Jay of the week following ; sod ou Tuesday, the e6tli (by particular desire), the favourite Serious Opera of Sidepris. The Grand Serious Opera of Ragas° sad Juliette (as per formed abroad) in in preparation ; the Music by Signor Guelielmi lie Subscribers who have pot yet taken out their Tickets, are inert respectfully entreated to Nod the Mom behove Sa titrilay. N B44AL, 1a ortiv....iiiour.r.. riN111:: I'IZESENT SA"I'UItIJAN'. Der. 16, .01 be performed, a Grand MeirDvannitic Opera, in thin sets, celled, THE EXILE. ('aunt Ulrich, the Ezile, Mr. Exertion; Garerner of Si t.. rite, Mr. MlllOOll j Baron Alltrioloß, Mr. Liviha ; Coast I ,druer, Mr thllarny ; Ilarta, Mr • 1 . own l Rimati, Mr. homy; Servile, Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elizabeth, >'.. fol. Leger; Alexins, Mrs. H. Johnston; Radix/ice, Mrs. :ft/ koax. To ehich s ill he added, a Farce, called AI.I. Wc):cl.l)'S A STA(;E. Sir Gilbert Pumpkin, Mr Blanchard; Cant Stanley, Mr. Branum; Digger!. Mr. Liston. Miss Bridget Ptimplin, lhaveuport ; kitty Sprightly, Mi;il Norton. The doors to lie opened at Half-past Five, and the Play liegm at Halt past Six. Ili Monday, Hamlet, Prior, of Denmark Hamlet; Mr. konble ; ether which, Don Juse.-IA. Tuesday, The Situ , (hurt of Venice. and The Poor Soldier.—t)i a lVerlitesday, •I Sletnitaineens : Ortavieu, Mr. Erudite; with Oscar and Thursday, The Mile of the World. and " We Fly by Night ;" or, famg Stor,,kx.-.ou Friday, King liar : king Lear, Mr. Keinhle. The Proprittoca of the Theatre Royal Jo Corent-Garden, &laxities to reshire trauquillity to the rommements of the towel, beg knee to inform the Public, that. IM the future., the priers of admission will lac—Boxes :in. nth— Lower Calkry _s —aged ppir Gallery the ml of the present arnsou, that part of the itent-bozes which is now accepted by minuet Bi.ai r, 'till Ise riatored to the we of the Public, a. it was iii ti.. old Theatre. The l'roprieters beg rave to •it how sineterly they lament, and bow sot, they ar,- for a •.y iriegulmaties that may hate taken place dosing the late untempy shimmer: and. that lan trace ai recullertiou of pwt dittererocs may be lett, they will immediately give di e, chutes for stopping all legal proceediugs tel their -.oft, to hitt, the late eiftOIIOIII4IIIVID cuinprEed them, reiaciantly, to hare rye...arse. The Proprietors moat respreifelly rely no the protect ion of a libernl and millAitised Public, aid humbly that their attention may now be employed sanely is the pioduc Mg of suck entertamineuts as may be worthy of • Ilei tis% a iipliciaco. -- LYCEUM 1 Ft EATRE I'EDER THE SPECIAL LICENSE Of THE LORD CIiAMBCKLAIN: This day is poblished, idegantlr printed itt a pocket soloist, pries ris :a board% a new clatiod of T HE TRIII mpus ut . TEMPER; Poem; is Six Canto,. By WILLIAM BAYLEY, EMI. Printed for T. Catlett and N. Davies, Strand . Of whom rosy also be had, by the 'lassie Author, L PO LMS and PLAYS, li ruin is I in boards. 2 ,1 PIIETIe.%L ESSAY on SCULPTURE ; in a Series •f Epiatho to Jahn ['taxman, Esq. R. A. with histosital notes Elegantly printed in gnarly, with engratings, 11.75. in hoards. This day is published, in One Valuate, Octavo, price as in Wards, A N INQUIRY into the beta SYSTEM of A FENIALE EDUCATION , in, Boarding *About 'oil MIMIC Education attentively consi ' drreil. By J. L. CHIRe , L, One or His Ma4esty's Chap!aim at the Fr. Royal Chapel, St. James's Palace. Printed Arc T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strsud. tweet, dt. Giles's, kook: - a and Juhuson, Bell-street, ts - 3 10 -place, tildekman 'tract, - 3 rebury, Loudo n , b a t now As el-chaos - J 1 et, Black friars'. road, sta.- 3 it This day is yonlilished, price n. 6d. PREPARATION for the HOLY ORDER of PRILSTS; or, trim& of Ordination htratAloselia. lien, esplawnd ; is a Charge, delitivtil previoe4/ to go Da. &natioßy G. I. HENTINGFORD, D.D. F.R.S MA°, of Gluatedtv. end Warden id Winchester College. Printed for T. Cadet) aid W. Davos, Strad ; Hough and Sue, Gloncsister ; sad J. Robbins% Vlll34'brter. trf whiun way Is, had, Iv the save Allihor, l• PREPARATION for the HOLY I HtDEAL of DEA CONS, ts. %A. Si The CI.ERGY alike ESTABLISHMENT VINDICAT ED, 1%.64. S. A CALL foe UNION with the ESTABLISHED CHURCH, sa. 4. THOUGHTS as the TRINITY. 5 DISCOI:RSESon DI FF ER ENT SU ECTS, vois tea. 6. An INTRODUCTION to the WRITING of GREEK, bound. howl, Comaserrial-road, - 3 II telt, dealer le wines - S to Grosvenor. mews, Bond . • 3 10 oore, Rollserkithe-street, - a 1 rdmtreet, coach-maker - . 1 tv I utter t , twill uer - a 1.1 mtrect, Long-cre, habcr - a 71 it, paper-maker - s in arms, coach-maker - a It trimt, Bloomsbury, jr sr • - 3 It tide, Leaden, Silk-sacrcrr 1 t Lomita, milliner - 6 lis without, tineu-draper id, Misidtrars, kwidcr - f It m-street, Altig.ste, broker p I t itockhridge, Hampshire, - 9 la later -bridge-road, livery - - 9 MP 1, piper-Imager - s la of Buckingham, linen - 8 19 , Blootosbery, dealer cud - W tt Iristiamlsomben, 1.1.•. - 919 t, Cbeapside, warehouse _• 9 1 ben, Chancery-lane, ma • - a 18 slotte•sh get, Rathbuue -9 to imorraashire, straw-hat . This day M published, in Two large Volumes Oetneti, price it in board., a new Edition, on au improied plan, with large Additions, of lIISCOURSIiS 'rut DISSERTATIONS on 5 the SIR IP'ITIRAL DOCTRINES id' ATONE MENT and SACRIFICE ; and on the principal Arguments advanced, and the mode of Reasoning employed, by the Opponents of those Doctrines, as held by the Estahlistied burch With an Appendix, containing some strictures nn Mr. Belsham's Account of the Uoitarian Scheme, in hi• Bevies/ of Mr Wi!licrfurec's Treatise. By WILLIAM MAGEE, D.D. Senior Fellow of Trinity College, and Professor of Mathe matics in the University "(Dublin. Printed fur T•Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; sold also by R. Ogle, Holborn A LI. l'en"ne luivine demand.' an EDMUND /IL i!ii.l.. ERI, bt v of la bitten, in the county of Sli.d dlest.t, who diet ou the ninth day of Norendier, tools, are de►rrc,l to apply for the payment of the same to Messrs. Graham Kim:retry end Domaine, Solicitors, Liaru hia- Inn ; the said Edmund Hill haring, by his last Will cud Tonaniewt, directed that his Executors, John 1 7 i$11 aiut Julio Hrindsortingh, Esquires, aborkl pay and discl+arge all his jest dt bis within two months after his decease. - 9 In and of Hackney, Middle - 9 It Devonsl.ire,liuen-draper I . Idlesex, taker - t to sat, Hampshire, straw - I Nurth-stseet, Rao Lima . - - 1 13 lENDS. 31.11 by, Size-lane, Lon - - 10 freer, Clerkenwell, baud - 1l arron, late of Walbrook, UMW MCA - - II et, London cunier - t• Iteh im lre, ha:rdasiket - ffer, Witt teeliapci , liabcr - - 10 ear Howdeo, Yorkshire, Italaire, haberdasher - f I • warehouseman - porch-street, straw-hat - - II :t, Oxford-ma, British • z and Robert Smith, Bioliop's-Stortford t Hert - 10 Epsom, Surrey, cora- Granted for the present Staaoo to the joint applieatioa of all parties principally interested. N 1 4J 1 . I f?.!4' SERVANTS. form- . N log the COUPANY of the Isle DRURY-LANE THEATRE, wul , THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, Dee. 10, idu9, lu rlGrat the Custody of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Sir Peter Tem'lc, Mr. 3failicars ; Sii Oliver Surface, Mr. Donut.'; Si^ Urnjunin Backbite, Mr. relater; Jon rills N irface, Mr Havarti ; Charles Surface, Mr. Melvin; 'l've. Mr. Peaky; linen, Ms. IVesitacr, , l'aro-ksa, Mr. Bel. Gaud. Lade Teazle, Mns Dennis ; Lady Snrerviell, Mrs. tiarlowe ; Ma j., by a Turing l.ady (Oros' her Gist appear- WWc at this Theatre( ; Mr►. II endear, Mr.. Omar. To which still be &skill, the Mumma lotertanitecut of MY GRAN O%IOI'IIER. Dicky Goapip, Mr. Mlatbews ; Woodlty, Mr. Smith. Charlotte, Mn. Matthews novella, Miss Ihuicati. Oo Mouthy, The "taloa* Wife, and The Tkret and the Deuee.--On Tuesday w ill be produced, a New Comedy, in Eire Arta, never pi riot-aired, c.ilird Sudden Arrivals; or, Tuo Nose ht Half - t • idun, Sisuclurter ware. - rary•cuart, St. ilary-Am., - 10 4 PPLEBY'A ANTI-NERVOUS TEA 'lns C A. Seed the test of thirteen years experience with inereas .iig Mu. It is found a mast sa pleamt and invaluable I. e = those whu suffer under iierirous debility, sere,' heatl.srba, spasms, MIA all other complaints, which arise from a disordered state of the stomach, or organs of dices con, as Saint...on, heart-burn, hysterics, and sour eruptions, alio+ are particularly troublesome in pregnancy. By the use of this w boleiaime dietic article, the •ppetite is restored, spir.ts Ragwort* jail the constitutiou nitrites a general lone tied vigour. *sold wholesale mail retail at Mr. B u tler'., Ns. 4, Cheap ode, coiner of Paterutudecrow, in packets at 211 —•.m4 I Is. each. Of w!rito may @bribe had, HICKMAN'S PILLS, for the GRAVEL and STONE, art a meats core for that most painful and distressing ....mutants tin. shut and gravel, is all its Canons forms, as amt exeriwintitig pain in the bowels. This disease .• kionew hi proceed fious a fatally %eviction in the kidneys, ...toweled with the acialroesses of their vessels. • The use of thalami's rills, by bracing these organs, restores the se,e, tin of the mime to s healthy state, and prevents the faither prole( ties of that matter *lnch hems stone and riaSti. It is (rain it private practice, and it the •,rong recontissestlati.io of numbers who hare been cured by theta, that they see Knoell before the pulit4 • •-- FICAT street, Goswell.street, Midille• ntrice. Sesser, baker. St. James, Middlesex, tailor. 'bead, Maegotsfie lit. Gloucester. 1, dealer. Winchester, Hants, silk-dearer tcr, merchant. , Keil*, tailor. -street, London, estinionier. • of Wakefield, York, factor. Middlesex, liiien•di spar. rest, t ondon, banker. London, bookseller. , Essex, miller, w ur lute sif Leeds, ect, St. Giles in the= Ng merchant. • • mss - JSLXCUEI.L. landlord fougliton, hunt hioireli imy eV, in his garden ; he W 45 lowever, to pruserve hit. hi.. C%.a YESTER DAT 6 9ii *. . 04i 4 . II 9.1616 s el prem. 91211 prem. ... a to prem. lets.. ......... iSes• R. • • • 7 0 11. I'. RISK, Stock - Br oker, Brokee,:, srshill, sod q, Chorine-et LADlii — qms rarest respicif•lly that N)WTON, is adiliiien to his iloglig My Meat Par ti. 1;71 iu Fewer Articles of Ores., has put neuris.,4l nea r m u , LIA ENS, oldie .1 tttttt ler 116-ark, whirl 64. pledgee Aim..ll found trans 411 to ;Id. s yard lower than as say aailwe browse. 144 s superiority in table-dodo and Pantile insets is so well known, th.it ins consistent is osaces,asy • mil in tuorderpsoes and Tilde, (some .. f which ar e trf the richest Jelwription), N. natters 11;441,4'1f be causal be oat. dune (Pi. B. A good corium's enstity only ga ) Likewise ' , heeling, of every description, at greatly motored prices.— Jljs stork of superb shawls will Ise roiled close nuns. usas a the India, and moderate in price s Ike lindens nogg dabs, at es 341. a yard, mo adosittol ts• hr worth double the weft; snot those at ltd the neest eve" brought from 114414 a. The Freso.', (*modules, limn a enamels to three gni /seas the piece, toe, iinlveJ, bantam ; iind the Jaccoorto, fur qvut Worm's ctavo is, at •:s.ts4l. mot us. I're Newt, ace nut to hr parallelod. In Condole Marlins, of a very aridity, It ' B '4' Unity tic said, hr is not to be so, pat•seil. Iss sheet, ;••••1041 has truly with the tanned der/Noire to subriO, wit. liar,. Ladies who undo to lay out their money to advaislage would nut do well 141 hoto•ur bon with a call, prsui to their perchsains elsenhert, at Nu. 14, Leicester-minute, two dour f'ans the Paton aunt ~. LILIAGE. lients, the Rev. %%Mom Boa. IN ;PON IHRLDGF.,THIS DAY. I A Ilimnoon. r. 7 min. after 'll. :sMITH, i o I.lresettro 1 00 9 NlO is, Rork of tit. Cleeoet t's 1.17114 of ao p(ate.—Orttlio, OIL& N, qua), will be I SMITH, MAYOR. IN a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, ALDER3TEN, sod LIVERYMEN, of the sword Composer* of the City of 1.411.1611, iu Commas Hull assembled, at the Guildhall oldie said City. uu "I it DAY, the t ttlb Jay of ihermber, too); Resolved enamosomily, 'that the essi..•noua waste of trea sure, :.ad unprofitable besot' hoes, in tlo. Lite military enter prises is Which ilia Majesty's forces have been naluiluwitely employed, have e):eitesl niaugli.d rectums of rumpaasion, duo. appoietment, indikmatioa, sad alarm, among all classes of Ho Majesty's subjects. Resolved. That Hie whole military strength and resources of this kingdom have been drawn forth to an extent un paialklesl is its history, and have been onus' insprovidently applied, mod fatally consumed, in uscomiected and abortive interpolate. attended with so permanent advantages to Great Britain, siiihmit ethrtnal relief to her Allies, and distin iteigted only by the unprofitable valour doplsyrd, and ira mane marifice of blood mid bemuse. ' Resolved anavniaoaely, That during these unprecedented failures and calamities, vier misfortune* have been highly ag gravated by the tribeidity and distraction in the Cabinet, where it appears His Majesty's confideatial Servings have te rii engaged in the nowt despicable intrigues and cabals, endeavouring to deceive and suppLiat each other, to the lt Iva t neglect of their public duty, and scandal of the Gemen aa nt. Resolved, That the ;goat effectual way of evincing oar loyalty to ear Sovessige, regard for the Constitution and promoting tin security of the country, in, by a spirit Ofjea lousy and vigiletuce over public mew, and a free representa tion of the people in Partinniest, by which alone we can seenre a just and coestitutional mistreat over all public fume tinearies. • Resolved unanimously, That we are of opinion, that in the present arduous struggle in which we are engaged, the sari cc of the British Empire can alone be preserved by wise and honest coons. Is to direct the public force; gad that such counsela ran Moue ix upheld by the energies of a free and united people. Resolved unanimously, That such calamitous crests im periously call for a rigid and impartial leguiry ; and that an h 1.1. Address be. presented to HIP Majesty, praying HIS Majesty to institite such Inquiry. The draft of an Address and Petition was then read, and agreed to. Onlered, That the said Address and Petition be fairly transcribed, signed by the Town flesh, and presented to Ills Majesty, by the Right HOW the Lord Mayor and Shell/Is. Resolved unanimonsly, That the Thanks of this Common Ilan he given to Robert Waithinan, r., 4 e fur the zed, firm awl ability which hr has upon all occasions evinced, particularly fur hie Ask am! patriotic conduct in bringing forward the Address and Petition to H.. Majesty, in the Court of Common Conseil, en Ilse stli inst. fur a rigid and impartial inquiry into the late disgraceful Expeditions to Spain and tValcheren. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Common Hull he given to H. C. Condo., J J Small, Matthew Wood, • imeelGoodbehere, &gni. and Ste Mu. Planner, hut. Alder iorn, and site Members of the Common Conueil, that so firmly mid iedepeedently supported the original Resolution and Address; sad also to those who yesterday resisted the novel and inelereet wager.. of substituting another .I.ldreas for the ism, before egrets! to. Resolven unanimously, That Om Thanks of this ("memos' Hall be gig en to Stood nevelt, E.q and to Willson Jones, Peg. the Moyer and Seconder of the Resuletiona avid Pelt. tiro,. for the vmy able and patriotic manner is which they have eusiducteit themselves in the business of this day. Resolved useninsowely, That we de earnestly recommend to the cilisem sod honselieldem at large, to . *elect and sap. port sot I. candidates only us may he distinguished for their talents and intrgrity, nod their Icemen attachment to the rights and priertrees of their fellow-citizens, on St. Thomas's Day, and at times. k. indeed uniminsously, Tb it the Thank. of this Common Hall he Mien to the Hight If mi. the Loyd Mayor,. for his reailmess nn C4llialt the same , for his impmtial conduct this due, a n d for Isis tins sod manly cooditet dining the proceed ings of the Is° !Rai 000,11 of Coinision Connell. ookt - sit, That the preceding Resolution. be Armd by the Town Clerk, soul published to the usual Morning sod Fern ill/ par ts. IVOLPUTHOR PE This day isralapa.., price its. foureled on tircrwillassord &taller p Ger lard mid the Evorlials. By JONI JONES. Priuted for Longman, Ilene, Bees, and Ono, Palermo ter-row. • We tali., it for greeted, that the ikttestissi thelbtolo. gieal wo Id o ill he straugly recited I y- this elaborate seal urigmal perks r to the author of which all reedier., who are cAvable of apprecistiug its emeriti, will, vihuot impitatioa, scribe the maitre of diligent rwaserck, coopera ges learning, vigorous Intellect, and as active integinatio." --Monthly Review. As above may be had, by the MIK Author, A GRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE, un a sous mud. imprmemt Plan, iu English sod Greek. It Igqin. thr secon,l t.. 10 um, price tis. boards. NORTH AMERICA. This day art published, Iu arts. with a Map, price its. boards LEL7ERS from CAN A ()A ; written doting I residence there, in the yeari I'o6, Imo, and isms ; stirs mg the present state of Caumle, its productions, trm:es, commercial importance, and political relatives. Ithotrative of the laws, the summers of the people, istel the peculiarities of the country and climate. Exhibiting also the commercial importance et Nova Scotia, New Beasswrich, sod Cape Bre ton; and their Merriman: ability, in conjuuctiou with Ca nada, to furno.li the accessary supplies 'Clamber and provi sions to our West holm Islands . . Hy HUGH GRAY. Printed fur Imagatau, II est, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row. " These Letters appesi to he the result of much carafe% ohservation, and ore written with great good some. They inust he areeptablc to alt who bare may connection 4 lit. retest is this part of die Rtaisb dominion% *bout whieb ewe information is not may extensive. It is, iso the whets, an entertaining, and most be a useful publicallom."—British Critic, Aug. 'sink Otarboni rosy be had, The TRAVELS of Captains I.EWIS And CLARKS, from St. Louis, by way of the Miamori and Columbia Rivers, to the Pacilic Ocean; performed in the years I dues VMS and Nob. Ry order of the Government of the Cutts States. la we., illustrated sins a Map of the cometry in babiteil by the Tallies of Weetece Indians, peiee mi. bourne. SOUTH AMERICA. This lip is publiahed, in Two Volumes, svO. with a Map of the Country, price Is.. boards, riIHE GE(X;RAPIIICAL, NATI - RAI„ and j_ CIVIL HISTORY of CHILI. Translated from the Original Italian of The Abbe Don J. IGNATIUS SIOLINA. To which me added, Nous from the Spaaiali and French Versions, and two A ppendims, by the Eriehalt Editor. . Primed for Lowginau, Hurst, Rem, and Orate, Palermo.- ter-,AM. We are particularly glad, at the present looniest, to be able to direct our rimier) to the works of Nulina , in their own language Whatever is calrulatcd to itierraie our knowledge of South America, is uuw of the greatest import ance, aid the region which is the subject of the work before tas, is certainly aiming the must intemtlug of that neglected wood. There are few, we are inclined to think, who will not he disposed to look. x themselves tato this interesting and satisfactory pmfornmare "—Ed. Rev. July , t duff. Of whom may be had, TRAVELS is SOUTH AME RICA, during the Years 1 sot, 1502, Isus, sod 1954; 4014- taiaisc a Dmirription of the Captain-Gruerahliip of Ca roms*, ike. Ike. By F. Deports late Agent to the French Government at Cara. Trani:Wed from the French. l• vols. svo. with a Map of the Country, pries 11. is. PAUL'S DOMESTIC LAW LIBRARY. This day are published, in Om Polllloe, see. price sa, sewed, jI A WSrelative to LANDLORDS, fEN ANTS. and lA/DGERS ; or, Every Landlord and Teaant his own Lawyer Comprising, Agreements, Lodgings, Replevin, Assignments, Mortgages, Taxes, Distress, Notices, Waste, Double Rent, Party Walls, Window Duties, Eircinieut, Repair., I ice kc. Fixtures, Rents, Sekct Precedents for Letting Houses, Lands, Apartments, said other useful Deeds, Bills of Coats, StampTablcs, kc. Originally compiled By JOHN PAUL, Esq. Barrister-at-Lac. The Tenth Ultimo revised and corrected, with several Additions, particularly with respect to Fixtures, Repairs, Party-Walls, Taxes,. Window Duties, Ate. the whole i.unti need to the present rim, By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL, Of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. London Printed for J. and J. Richardson ; .Latitiegtott, and Co ; Shersoud, Neely, and Junes; Longman and Co.; J. Walker; and for Wilson, York. Where may be had, by the same Author, t. The PARISH OFFICER'S -COMPLETE GUIDE; compri.ing the Laws relative to the respective unties of Chisre ' liwardens Overseers, Constables, Surveyors of Hugh ke. he. Sixth &taloa, a, 6d. .2. A DIGEST of Ors GAME LAWS; comprising all the Stogies no.. in fore,, relative to Forests, Deer, Beres, Rabbils, Paitridges Pheturints, Red Gnaw, latch I Muse, Pigeons, Dogs, Sea Fish, Ri%er Fish, dm. Fourth Edition, Is. 3. 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