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• the home, and they found him lyitte nn two ell..;ra fillite insensible, the luaus was runtime out of his mow h , lie was vet y badly struck, and he never After.. words 't-ion-red ; at tier cod or tro t *seeks lie hail is sin 11:•-•r ottock ; wain so. • id the testator had not hi+ bsetsltir, hum the ligir hr hid the tit. De could lint otter his words, and his asisaerawere Wit intact:W. mull he Was not entniieten: to invite a will ; witne-s 'i.ttd4 him itt December 1810. Mrs. c.illtil upon the witness in trecemher titlo, and asked isigs Aphat hr Ihnitgld of the ii:tl ; itii moat •ti.l he told her if his airfors strobe out totted thvy must remain as they were, a. he was 1101 CAlha• Llr it ismking any alteration in tilein—sheietx asked about his fteollectien. hr sand lir wan perfect. that it was in D-critiber.- 1/510, the time Airs. W•ight, liaid him his hill, the old matt Was lint capit'ile of ter , 'lvitt';tit a: set, or even of c..miting it ; stinting give indirect aiid round-111)0ot +Wailers to the c i atcle,is that were put to I , that it is not easy to %tato the sit hstance of 1111 evidence. He *St e r eU•s• esatnimd by 11i. Canso, who desired him to state to th e j• tl y the r e a s on 4 on %/Lich hr had formed his ja.l4lOrlit that Johu Chatwick was incompetent to in k•• his will. Witnias—" In my opinion he was wit competent, because Lis arcroace was imp, tf. rt." Mr (.woes—" Then, Doclur, we are In understand, that is n your opinion, that wlkii a mia's riercoace is imperfect this coiniwttni to make his will ?" iViiar•s—•• I adv., a question, be did not give me a al. Mt ammo , ' but began to talk of melte similar thing .•' Air. CR 01111••••" Theo you conceive that wiser a susses *lrra.re t, imperfect, and %Owls us addition, he shun not e.se .11101Wri 6.1 such questions as are asked him, it (VI proof !hat he is incompetent to snake • will ?" Wit care*—. 6 y e a." . (arras—" Pray where did you receive your medical education ?" it'll urss—" In Scotland." Mr cross—" lne can write, I suppose?" Wit acss--. , I can." Mr. Cno.ri--.. You put down, I take it fur granted, the liars of )our stiCIIIIIIIUCe ?" tV,lnri . i.—" " Mr. eRllllll—. 4 HAY. von your books here '.• it*,tios..—" No, I did not brio: them with me." Mr. Inn s—" Are the bunk. in existence r Wit ,,, " " Whew I ►ave duke with them I lake no (nether t., ire of them." Mr. C 11048—." Rut your not taking notice of them does not nnihilate them ; I repeat the question, are they in ea ).• Wila.-o.—" Tile book is which I made t►es►. retries is redurre." tli.. Coats- 0 You lw. not 111:isheri your oratinwr,ou y hire ;Pot to;51 us to what it I. rvilticril—was it to ocss--" The book is rediered." J1,11GE..." Do you mean by this tern that your b telt is oto 1 5554ec ii) rsisitnce ?" V.", my Load, that is what I mean ; it is no long is.. xistewee " Air ('Russ—" Pray, Air, ran anti give a rational answer to any gnr•t that is asked you 1i . 1 . 14,...-" Nu!" Mr CRO3ll—" You hare at least fur once Oren a ilirret ai,auer, mud I will hut trouble you, Sir, with any further qttv.tiutia " The gravity of the Court was much disturbed by the enikssitiotjurt or this witness. stud his Lordship iistamitleil that it was witieeestiAry to proceed further to thy c.ase.—The Pliaiutiff was mob-suited. LEWES, AuGusr 3. Sonn after eight o'clock on Saturday 'treillag e .lu.,!ice Abbott arrived here from Maidstone. :i..c named by our Sheriff and suite. and owned tiie Commission of Assize for this county. Yager• day hip Lordaliii, went to St. Michael's Church, and heard a sermon. suitable to the occasion, lavacbeil by the Sheriff's Chaplaiu. At Mae o'clock this looming. the business will au•neace in b Courts. Judge Abbott will try pit.oares, unit Mr. Serjeant Lena the causes, of w.,1,•;i Were ure upwards of tweedy entered. •Fhe huvinevi of daft Court will prove more thou was experiell, the smother of Venire/4 returned yes• ttatluy amounting to i I. i:e Gaol Calendar now exhibits for trial 16 Nt is.nier., which i4b follow : 51 , 1. 1 1. a Stal, aged 43, Clf stealiug at Fruit a bay mare, th proptity uf.l.tha 11.11101111. Harriet Kitchener. aged 26, for stealing at Brightlortio _,.. 'emir tour silver spoons, value 27 bbilliags, the ruperly of Mr Gun,.l. ieiin Gower, aged 32, fur feloniously breaking epee a stind,wil ■t eurklield, and felouiuusly stealing therein a sum k, cuistaining three bushels of flour, value 48s. the pie iy of George Webb, r. Thomas Standee, aged 23, for sacrilegiously breaking open the parish church of Warblvtun, and widow !betties a COMI2IOII prayer book, the properly of Mr. Blackman. ilereminh Bailey, aged 30, and Francis Allen, 21, fur bur glsr.niedy entering the dwelling-house of Julin Reslall, of Trutitio, and feloniously stealing therein a part of a cheese, qoatitity of Novi, >Nap, and tobacco, •alue 40s. the pro t y gee said Julie Bcstall. Gew.ge Chairman, aged 10, fur berglariunsly entering Nice of the elcrea copies, but what you actually did sell the dere') last copies fur )—Nu doubt it woold. How mail) copies might bare boroe this additional Vries? %owlet a dozes. Widt! you 'peak of more thins Juan, dare any these spree nut nit - wed:au OlutteN Of fuurieer betWeVII cause the slumber aulocribed for was very• comities ahle. In ell , el of works Of *bich two hundred fifty lava been printed, bar it tint toot within pour ealn•niSK'e, fist only that the whole 11131iibtf ties been but, in ! mint of fact, that the tau r•le%cti mines hire • ism in pi ice ?—it has ; CHIC is another instance in that ltd.. Dee. it 'tot Foittiliniem bar prn, shit the Imf.i twenty or thirty copier 111 Arica ?...11 IlEly so liml is n ; if it l* stasrd Ihnt n rrri.ott Tlivitller msly *III b:• pointed, 111 general we have tuh•rrthn. in that iisimiter. If twenty or thirty Ipinea pf .11/11 st work erns3in on liana, may hot the iiinbli•hrr interline the pure npou them, no as to 111111111 G it). Lim*, If fur the inerreseil cost of the rat of the work occnColic,l by the ilelivcsy of the eleven copies I.—The iticrc,lne p 1 irr input copies which remain on Itniorl in al_ vrsys inaticr eruption, it is nut a matter of constant prac tice. I presume, ilion t :b it world very frequently happen, that When y 4,1 rtutic to the ekrrn copies of a book, it would bear an ittercim• of prirc, yet it very seldom happens, that o lien you have trenty or thirty copies un band, you can in ert:ore the price ?—Certainly nut. Ahnut eleven is :enerntly the nutnber upon which you can venture to increase Ilir time ? tis sod tithe Work 1 5 very t %pensive, we comma lay it oa at all. In the works in rhich you are engaged in the peblication of, and in the risk, riii you conceive pleat the demand of these eleven copies, by adding to the cei lain expense, would have a tendency to discourage persons from undertaking some winks which they would otherwise print ?—Certainly it would have That effect in many instances ; on several of the works which we have published it 'until have had that effect. Have you auv reason to belie re that the delivery of these eleven copier will precept the publication of future works —To jnilge from past experience, I would say, it will) 1 have a letter from a gentlemen, who has a work in baud now, of considerable importance, in whirls t h e idea is com pletely expiesscil. It is from the Rev. Mr. Roding, who is printinz a work upon the English Coinage. He propose. to is Mt the History of English Coins, In three quarto volumes, the amnion* two hundred and Arty on Neill paper, and fifty ern :orgy piper. This is his letter:— " Malden, March 117, 1813. " Stn—l have of late examined the public papers, with much impitience, to discover the ds:tenninitiOn of the House of Commons respecting the statute ad' the Ilth of Awe; but in vain; and then fore presume that nothing is as yet arsolveil upon " That determinates., is of considerable importance to me, as upon it will depend cerratala whether I shall print any large paper copies or inn; and possibly, if my number of subscrihrrs does sot materially increase, whether I shall he able to print at all, with so anions a deduction, as that of eleven copies from a very smell impression. " It appears that nearly all spirit of inquiry into the prin ciples and practice of coinage has vanished, together with the 'anal coins. In this state of the public mind, I cannot venture to limit noire than 230 copies of my book; mud I Irate you to judge, shriller I can afford to give eleven, even of smelt paper, nom so limited an impression. " A line frmn you, as soon as yen ran give me any intor tranti •n the manner in which the business is likely to terminate, will greatly " Su, your bumble Servant, " ROGERS RUDING." There will be a great number of plates in it; and even when Mr. !hiding selhi the whole number I know the profit will not he a large one to I . Many years ago he pro. posed to riot 11w work in Iwo quarto volumes, at the price of fonr guineas but the materials mcreased so much upon his hands, and the subscriptions Vitae IS so slowly, that he fotiod he must either give up the idea of printing the work at all, or that he must print girt this expensive price. Were such omks as yes publish now commonly published in the days of Queen Anne ?--Clei taint, nut. *UM slew the grievance on works of coloured plates, do yen publish Dr. Sibtborpe's Flora Greta ?—We du. What would lie the actual expense out of pocket of deli. veriug vertu copies of that wink the frill prier it would be 2771. 45.; and it would be actually that low, be cause the price of the work ie less than it costs. Do you publish Sowerby's English Botany ?—We see sloe of the publishers. What does that rest colouring, a volonte?-Ito far as I ran form an idea, about eighteen shillings per valuate. What is the price of the VilltaNlC believe about I/. 145.; there are stow thirty-six rehouses published. It sktuald he mentioned, that Mr. Sumerby only prepares so many copies as he has • sale for. Therapist's of colouring must be in curred in the Flora Grunt, and I. the works of Mr. Sow erhy, the Faialish &gaily, mod Miemakrgy, because there are noise With uncoloured plates. Du you publish 11.ambereaDenee Piours?...We do. What would be the actual cwt of eleven copies of that work ?—With the plain plates the Mode price is ten guineas; it would be one hundred awl tea goitres'. Yoe publish the workaref the Dilletanti Society ?—The Dil etatiti Society'a Sprcuneas of Ancient Sculpture we publish. What wooltl be the actual cost of Citing eleven copies of that work !—Thr actual Mat of Plat of the copies of that work is about ten peewit'. The fart is, that in tlie original megagernent we made with libeSocii ty, the price of the plates was to be 3,00 n venires; hot it was tumid impossible at such a price that the work could ho r ublulioni at all, and they took off one thollsand. 'There art many of those fow works published at r loss, without • slew to profit.?—lo this ne paid f o r plaits nt that rate : it was mot the litreiet y'r kiss. What would lie the actual loss of *Acorn copies of Mr. John, s's Froissart, the iptarto edition ?—The actual loss at first would bare leen elt ico times the trade price; aid, as Sir Egerton Itryitgrs has 'initial. the ultimate actual loss would hive beets p.ater, for 111 the sale itiercascd the price inferred. Do you publish Roman AutioniCcs?—We do. Hun mane rubrics west. p 4 'Atli and ul Ibat wou There 200 prolite.4l; but as the work contain• . fon& applicable to the pitrrli:re of 1,401.4 '—‘r• know 'Sat route !coy, and I I,.llere *II Wt.... With Irgefli to the Bod. Irian, I con ao e r it, In iritniw I loam the lierowells for the Ills te last plus f nbn•h it 41,111 . 3rN that i lie eoL brra Lace teceitea, olkoi an avg., at4r of ilso.e thine ycarA, olul. a Year. ploy lack volt, if this is not raised by fa kiiig I Ilemiehreb?— Clots ly . . . . . . Have yon heard any thin 4 of the funds of St. Andrew's —M L. Inueinan tell% me, lie milirlies them with bunks. The Vivveisity of Aberdeen', either Mr Mammon, ur sume other sic supplics. (Amigo* in their memo' 'al admit ilo.v leave futon. His the Adirticates Library a hind l—Every Advocate pays, upon matririllatinvi '21114. of which Dili?. sue.: to the support of the library. 1)0 you you know any thin - of the Dublin libraries?-1 do nut. Huse any of the Univernities, nut I).ioug supplied With boriLs, becutue purritaseis ?—ThAt lIMS frequeutly been the Did you, at * former meeting of the booksellers, thir.k twenty-eight years copyright a coonpensaliou for this deli. very!—l was not present at that incelisig, nor did I enter into any of the Sires of it. What, in yunr opiniolo, will relieve the proprietors of books?—Of course, upon that subject, 1 Cali only otter a very humble opinion. I see tin tither say duns that of re. turning to the old principle. The Act fur the Encourage. meet of Literature, by giving copyright and certain penalties in eases of the recto ration of works, never was supposed to apply to books of a very expensive oat etre. Do you think the payment of half price by the Universi ties would diminish the grievance?—lt would certainly di minish it ; but it would not tske it sway. The British Museum, it strikes one, is the only completely ostionst library in this kingdom ; and upon the same principle. that tilde eleven libraries shuidil be supplied with hooks :it She expense of booksellers suit authors, it seems to me, that every other public library should obtain books in the same nay. The British Museum contain, the only completely nitional library. I should think, if a statute were enacted, to compel us to give one copy of every bunk we publish to the British Pluseunt,it would be cheerfully assented to. The right which is now claimed is a right that never has been exercised; and the law has always been understood in the same way by the booksellers and by the Universities. By an Act of Parliament which passed some years ago, every printer is obliged to keep a copy of every hunk he prints ; if, instead of the regulation of that Act, all sorb copies were collected together in a national library, like the British Museum, woohl not that, at the same tone, bike off the burden of delivering one of these (lest a copies?—Cer tainly. List of Books, in folio and "unto, pitliti,hed within the last lady, you', by John White, loud by Whde„ Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street —(The r culurun is flue price of eleven copies on common paper ; the WWl', on large paper. Where only one price is mentioned, theoe sac no large pa per) Mlles Origin and Progress of Writing, 4to. and folio (100) - Allwood's Literary Antiquities of Greece, bre. Co. - - 19 16 0 Panks's Dormantand Extinct Eng lish Peerage, 3 vols. 410. (230) 69 6 0 103 19 Botanist's Repository, by Andrews, 9 vols. Cu. - - 297 0 0 brookshaw's Pomona Britannic., large folio (too; - 493 0 0 Cove's Not thern Tour, 3 vols. 41.1. 61b edition (59) - 73 12 0 Daniel's Rural Sports, 3 vols. im perial Co. (100) Dilletaut i Specimens of Sculpture, folio (350) Forbes's Oriental Memoirs, 4 vols. royal 4to. - 191 16 0 la 1 1 Fentssrwre s sleffeas "IL 463 . (300) and ! web. lislits (lb) 196 7 0 Hooker's British fesgerinsouisie, calculated at 20 Nue. 4to. and folio - P 2 10 0 139 0 Jninville's Memoirs, by Johnes, 2 vols. 410 - - . 49 4 0 King's Mutilations Antique, 4 vols. folio (950) - 184 16 0 Knapp's Graining Britannica,royal 4to. (100) . 92 8 0 Knight's Pomona Herefordiensis, ditto 49 10 0 Lambert's Description of the (k -nits Pious, folio, plans (17.1) and coloured (25) - 138 12 0 577 10 tysons's Itelignia , Romans, 3 parse 116 10 0 Letter from Ai bens, rayslito.(3oo) 13 131 Marlytes 41u. - 23 17 6 Distorter's Modecu History of Hin dustan, 2 sole 410. . 57 13 0 Montscio's To stares Britannic/I, 2 vols. 410. plain and coloured 33 0 0 06 0 Hanning's History or Neirrey, 3 vols. folio ; 330 nod 150) Moustrelct's ('hronicles. by Jnhnn, vols. Co. ;300) sad 5 sole. Mitt (201 - 231 0 0 557 10 Pennant's Outlines of the Globe, 4 vols. 4to - 00 13 6 Sihthorpic Fists G. ova curs Smith, vol. I. to ne (to consist of tittle more v ( 30 ) - 277 4 e Smith's Tone to, and Description of Ilsfool, folio (10111 - 138 12 0 - Stroll's Engl.sh Spirits and Pos. times, 410. (500 and 15) - 34 13 0 11It Satan's History of Staffordshire, 2 vote f di° . f 9 6 0 103'19 St. Alban's. Ronk of, sm folio (150) 57 15 Wilmot's Life of BiFialp royal - - - 17 6 6. 23 11111y:ions's Voyage up the tevraitesu s ills Lord Nelson, 4to. and 6.lis (108) - - 40 8 6 fa 11 Parsilisus L. R. st. /03 17 6 173 5 0 207 IS 0 138 12 dole; await] tii:ok, 1 iu•giet from Ti. I Ts. le lam! ) 21. On II e email uu ILc largt paper I—l iltould Ihiuk soeseelt.ir show ta. What then would have been Ike mriuil cu.,' out of Fr( t of drli% emu: eleven copies of 11. e .hole of that wink Oil rum. 119011 paper and ous. large ?—fulppom leg slue work, whirls at lq ea 1.1 it out rulliplCied, to um. , uol tat *ix 1/01111p..9. It nen sl Ire air lo alustal I'2W. 011 Cl/01:111 , 011 trtiwr What nu law plter)-1 bhonl4 think about 3no/ •n 4 Ott 11'hat was the actual cost of the pallor and print of your ilildiounaltiai on comm.'s pap,: ?-1 should think about lZ,s. date your drlibrrations ou sett wag the price of that 11'he I deliberated iu settling tlw price 011 111:1l a..sk ass, that it being printed its umr octavo volume i alatight the public would not he disposed lu ff 111.1 much tuctl,ll to low., as 1 knee. fruin the lime and labour consumed iu the composition of that volume, wid the Ili lir flat of the einbel lislowatiii contained n. that voluale, 1 uto;thi to receive Awn it; a n d the cons. ouence ass, that being few NI that the public would not piti chase the hos:k if a large inter appear ed upon it as uses vs.:time oNavo , Il gh a IN( k one, 1 was then obliged to obtain what 1 thought my fair youtits, by Taking from the Iptuksellera sunselbing from these usual al. luwaotw in the trade. (To be eotzlinteed ) 11 7 ,11:11.. INTELLIGENCE. rownmourff, *mom 1. An 'Tea the Patton, Carter, fie* Batavia, for urikrt% %ailed I th Friunar); left St. Helena 2S:h May. The Supt.!, was Wait illg at llotavia fur a firight. TI.- A: 1111, was to nil for Spoke nn 14 . 11 June the Boyne, Feriv,con, f l.mulau, for Bengal ; uu 17th, the Curlew, front Luglarri, fur the Brazils. s'ALslnul Astr:l7 , 4T 2. Arrived the Jolly R aelvelor, Cadenhead, front gindrve in thirty-five days, and proeceo• for London • spoke below Green 'Aland, on 30th . 1 ,1. e, the Sir John Orotise transport, with the transport No. 'A to eutiapany. II tRITICTI, AUGUST 4. Arrived the Henry Furling parkvt, with a wail nod pas stnceis (rum Cualiavvii. LIVERPOOL, AVM:IM 3. Arrived Ilie Prince Regent, St town, from St. Julia's, Nra itrunsaick, and gut ou enure iu &Kale Bay. HCIL. •LGtfT 3 Arrived yesterday the lime, Sadler, r (Mienland, ndli fish; mid tu•day the W siker, 114ressois, from ditto; 9 fi-h: mud Cyrn*. Beguiling. 130 ions oil The JAM, and tralkyr bring. lhr folluaiug account of she Rtll'eths of the muter Hula inned Hull whips, via Alas, 10 fish; Cato, 11 fish; Aurora. 7 fish; Cherub. 33 fish; Dostronsbe, 8 fish; lisnonuh,9 fish ; Elli sins, 8 lists; Odder, fi fish ; John, 13 Ii •h ; New 51sochriner, 9 fish; Old !illassehrster, 3 fish; KG) wilt, 8 fish; Rio ha nod Ann, 4 fish; Rirhard, full; Shannon. It ; Tralstlvr, 6 fish; Mary and Lhasheth, 9 fish; Pers. versales., 4 fish; Prescot, S fish; tinily, 7 fish; Mary, U fish; and Lurd Wel- MIL RIUM.INGTOV, ♦o6VIT 3 , Railed yesterday the Adriatic.. Daveaut, Mier receirme a temporary repair, I I to Loudon, snakes but li'tle oat r. Rix thips paartal here yesterday, supported Gam Grecs' ti.al fur Hull. DIAL, AUGUNT 4. Arrived and sailed fur the liver, the u tr, from Messina, &e. Came down Crum the ris. r lost evening and sailed, the Anna. Bowen, for Valparaiso also this morning. t s Witham, Smith. fur Dailies Ayres Gramliam, Wood,. for Denigiais ; _Admiral Beikeley, Ruu.e, Coe the Month Sezi airily, Reed, fur St. Thallium; sod Jaws, Brown, fvr Remelts is the Dower, the Barton, St. libretto sod Dermal i Favourite, —, kW the Bilim; and fuse Spa nish traosports. There walla goad spew of samples at N-rwica market en Saturday, particalady Wheal, %fli t ch experienced a further dreline in price of 24. per contrib. Burley and Oats ninth the ►a•nr as lust week.—The exhiliitinn of cattle was incom.i. deruble, and there was u diSpoll4lloll to sell at re. duced prices. The shrepirens were far from b.ing full, and prices remain high. CORN EXCHANGE. AvausT 5. 04r Masket was well eupplied this tonrnissf with all Mob of Grain. The Wheat triale sraw dull, at Nuaday's. p;it•rs; 4 bit% 31)11.111' to be rather snore in demand, nltlonails s.o terati,!.s sei prier. Das Icy, Pease, anAl te.sua i rsnaliuue at uur last-Tned priers. COAL MARKET, AuutisT 5. S:birm at ;Market. Ship* goll4l.__ Prier 40 1 Newtof le 25i.... 35, &I to 4:ls Snorter:owl 1 SioLe Coal 1 Cintlors 1 .... Saw OJ. to —a. &T. DEATHS, Oa Tilt inlay morning, the 4th instant, of her residence in Blounishuryaiquare, after a slsurt Worm, Mrs. Alin Prescott. Out Wednesday evening, in tjeinaretior-plaire, after a lin gering illness, the Right Huu. General Lurd Mune a.dri, aged 71 His Lendship inherited the title slid estates 041 the death nt Lis brother ill 1513, and is succeeded in both by Ids only son, the Huuuuraitle Louth's. Augustus Juliu Pen nington, a allllOl% HIGH AVATEK THIS HAY AT I.oNl)oire Morning 31 after 4. I Evesaiag SI a 4141. 4 , F STOI il . George Charism, aged 26, fur borglarionsly entering :loat he Ileisa,:s it t w iw hie t h ta i ke i s i o .e ll t a ti rirs r il i t 3f rabl....iuiiilmi a . of . T pi lo s e n e l e s, a l o . ...re n li v iO r pr , t r a l t , ..a , l l 4b n u mi t r as eih t a be u w th o: r k e . dterliang- boos of Jacob Hoomphiey, of the city of Chi- • • • •Lib rarywe cii7sl:ll,li.iiectoul.a7 , Flo.;:lreV . P . a . c - ailisua laniJiiiestsis, - - -- - PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ~..1 d:.. :stir, sod felonionsly stealing therein three silver l i kew i er ;,, t h e . 6, 0 ,,, o r ~,,1 1 ,„n ~,. mond for. 4to. OS 0 0 3 per Ct. Ited..., 78 773 I isnp. 3 per Cent.... 7Q etches, value three posuols, Me property of the said Jacob Of all tke books in your s t orehouse, were yaw to takeaway i 11 hat would be the saisaikr•martal loss upon deliveries --------- 74 Humphrey.lll.°"" of copies en renennn i ri,C4f; - 8 0 2040 IS Viret Ct. Calle:•e. 7711 I I E 1u i.. 4 11 11 ;1 16 114 124 2, 4 18 " d0 9 t 2 8 l i c: . eli veto cupi. A, Wulsl,l it not take assay aonwilsinz that you '. that, LI topic. or that eoislig..-It %mid not be mu fgr..asielgd ' . Henry Ilayl:s, 11(.0 31, fur stealing in a field in theln* ' - -•- ‘ - - 4 a ' would e.iiinate at a *my consiikrable 'so. ?-4,,Litaluly; 1i to slate it at the actual selling 'blue of the work. - 6- ... • • IN .* 76i 77 I Ditto. 21 • ...- IS 19 yr- 3. ~. "r 1 • t ris .e k ite ::: . "P l esti lli q, ewe "'Pi th e 1 1 '1' 11 1 a 1 V• oI AL not is too imp.abisellswlrtmpreeision of rery - b,iolo will ' I the sause the case with his Wuudolio user --The same. This Sum, divide(' hy 12, WOteld win I least theosignial retail price, hut I latall waxy, that sooner • U should be stated, there are works of this sort, the pries- give an average of above iillOi. 3; ► per Cent. (a r tr) 88 i I Ditto,l:ointorreiol, pee. -AN' Hoary Kant, acrd 2 fur st7iling, at Alililighourue, two eg Wee Mays% ill all produce.. pike' illfillittly shove waste . ciple feature of which i. prima, with explanatory letter- a-year- 4 per Cents 97 * I Lottery 'rickety:to/. 144. 5.., swill, value 101. the prow.: ty of theory Hold's.s per rt. N. An it I ()annum ill pat T. It loss been made a olillicullY, how the tatting away pies.; we should comido r the ancient sculpture pi of this Rut e( tho amount of the small • "'Milli rural, seed *l . for ' wall " in a Grid' in tile tutu eleven copies should add to the expense id the rest. desesiption, mid as 'gotta:kJ by the Engraving Act. Mr. I paper copies,- of wilds there are parish of Battle, a grey stare, the yiroperty of Thomas , • 10.1,1 106 1 C 0.. .: for Ace 77:,P,,,1 I mesa to gay, when from as ittapresbiosi of mot hundred Ly. 4.1111 tea minty has stated, that ler would contest the point large or Sue paper printed, be iiiiaifik.-. Bank L. Ann. TO':-! 11-1 G 1 avid Afty, sepisOlat 0111 9 111 copies are taken away, they res. before lie would del,yea r ot a t e. o f his %sotto'. 44:dueled - - . - fih m o79 ig 4 1 :James Palmer, aged INII sod Stephen 8 . 141 “ 1 7 011 . 8 t a i g a, a m at gi a seen rate as ow ether top i cs; th e y euc t Slate how Mr. Llqllll4 Ci)liftillera this delivery of eleven ./.o.cloms, 23, kr l o a t h . .. ~, „ 1, 4 „.„, It &ti n p late , at Smell lios paps, sod the Pellethilf : whets then see plates , they not ropies will ululate upon his future works?-That if he felt 2.4106 9 0 • Just poblished, - price Ss. in Wools, lf - . of w•od, ihr pre petty et Ms Dairen,. the pipe , opts who:lithe plates are petaled, sa d t h e ee t a ii ht kimeelt looted to deliver th em it would Forest his pub- Avid the large paper (spies added 2,atit la 0 • TH E &GIN of I.IFE; a INisb-Alt..hieal Com- p f;c6r r Eil " e, ' " Pi 10, fur stealing , at Sile,eie lo • P ia of Mem ; euttarquestly. where ekveu copies are taken away, 11.1i.tig , of inmost,' a in; err watch, a poeket.book. cosishinag for she ,„„ a ,,,;„l eg ~,,a asiogiod and thirty... Noe must be changed Do you know nom say (sets whether hooka with expensive ---- swestaiv use the irs4iseretiana aris.toz from Hone'. The worn will he - • .C 2.211 14 7 6 : o, ' a" ate. Frailty Ai; which the Causes, Symptoms, c o d b ane f u l .tfe e .• .. 11 uuteTat the itaek sI Ragland. sue Isalf-soterwirs, owl Se. s with the „,,,,, pies. and t h aw „h ire . • ; so d j o be c a pe i i , a r t ik a n t ral p a i n t.. which hove been Seta' to these public Walt • rage of 440/. a year ; exclusive of Ike expettse of oar roll' o .' Li l es V ett ee,a, 6„ o o r rhora, *radon., Sessional IVetlascg, Mt property of John Wheeler. bra of dessert ever add foe waste paper. ries, hove IN, ii alw•y• pre getved !--.1 believe so. to the Printer. .1.. e. are folly developed . Part 11. co:Mains song , hemooks s` , e Jelin h. brooch alias Juba Smith, weed *3/, for strallog, it Ho week Is sal iag , the lose ... mu be the as.fortwa iv ., own , ~,,, one .4...4 ?_._l bare h e a r d o f so d a The above acrottot has been has , ily Pot 102ellier, as it In• e t rtain Female C o mantai l its, in pariteul.is Sicriliay. Pall it • at Ha whit's, one born shirt, value lbs. the propsety of Jobs of she ' which the publisher wookbollstais fur the too an institute; hut out upon such authority as too induce its eludes ao Stow or sin her hooks ; although in the coarse ~f emhracen Practical (nisei votioos on Sen.'s, Debility, Sel l . Halt. mi .„ sold eopiss, is that weds is shift), hy Ohs Parse of the lii Male it. that time They have published many, and some expensive A b use, ex. In p a i l iv is a seri ,.. a Cne ,„, ,:in,te.l,„ of Wiltivu P.n.r' steel 17 ' ref stealing ' at Wertbielk le ." thar, swiss sisorLs ussoid helbst pisblie re disposed of ' Do you know whether other works, u hick have beta seal, ones. Nor does it include several large works; m oth as Slit. the peeeednii . u bj ec ,,, , ow:muuum own , in m fua i i ... ~,,. k tlivellank.hostv- of Wm. Learner, four hats sad Mkt MI- ..../ low aggiodip owed tlist, by potting it dews as the third home been always preserved '- it is a well-known fart, Mat lee's Gardener's Dien 111 l *try, 4 rola- folio. and th e Maki to ~,.r . aw l t h at ...h au h e a d,1“... ta l to t h e y ou th and Maturity t , kr., valise 40.. she property br the said sow. Lissettise. cause of lois. bouts stgarls have beim delivered ender the Act have nut beam ditto, 3 yobs. folio ; Iticharilssiti's Persian DietifmarY. ?vols. a j oit h s e x e s. , t {. ‘..... ~.! ~, labert Jarvis, • aged 24. removed by Hass Corpus Mos Is that third eases of lass soy ether this the price which preserved; iss Susie instance* they have heen made waste Ito ; Femon's Pernbrukeehire, etu.; Harkiao Miscellany ; By GOSS and CO. Committing Sun:eons. lliotstuue .aoil, for stealing its the parish of Feral. a black the web would fri th at the trade seas'-1 ale rot Maim' it paper of, in sitters gives away ; and its Edinburgh, II knew Somers's Tracts, lic.; in massy of which they have large May be had at 20. Paternoster-row, LUll4tulli and at all gelding aud'ea black usage, the property of Me.. 1•6• Ihrith. at ,sow, thippraiog hawks to he sold at a trade este, the peeticula.ly, they have liceasold by politic auction. shares, sad of Mose meet pay their prupurtiuu to the tax. Sooksellora. lossa ka vs la muted, the dellectios of the trade NIG price of Do you kuow whit it the custom sit tallier countries. se Wow.. forts and Co. a re to be constiltiol, as usual, tier, ----mem— Mama sspirs. to the delivery of book,' to public libraries by smithies ?--lis day, at their house ; and Patieots in the Cotintry Sr.' re. On Sunday m i sinight. during the time of &vino Dom it oat frequently hoppers that ow smolt iseprewions America, it appears, that only slue copy is required ; in ream*. 2 die Aprilie, 1613. i treated to descnbr miusitely the case, . seining a rein.t• I . r Persica.. a fire broke set no assume cottages la a liekl of expesoim worh e, aad wises ali ass sold except eleven or France two , and that optional. DAVIES GIDDY, Coq to the Chair. Satire fur Advice icad Sleiliciue, chide tau be forwarded to twelve, Shut these siren ae twelve win leceusse is pia!- How optional . .--11 hove only been aisle to refit' to He. isoligiojtig the ehurch.yord at Ashen, its Essex, near , . . tiny part of the World. There is out~ of it; there is an inseam, is point in Sluntague • p.iniphlet, and the sem& of the iigulation e ke Heogremilliousas Frognall Ditlin, celled ( a, end a.r- -( girt. which in • abort WOO consumed three of the Um mid Co. 11 It.C. Ser , 13, Bourerie.striet, Fl.:•e t . this list,the Dusk of St. Slims, of which we printed see are :-" Mute de Ton?' .• Toot Moven itai terttra ate jour ambled fry Mr Turner. street. Landon. "natant,dellilrer i ng the homes of fie. knitliakw, N. headrest tied may. Th. 11 .10 0 welch clamber of sob. ma ouvrace, seal de latterature us de gravure., dawginehltie What wail the met cost uf poeket of one wallow of your `r live* were lust : the mu of Lieut..fienerai tc.t.mits sedbeee e gg,' g n omes alb a ; a caua id ara bi a wee previous genre sloe ce suit, sees oblige area deposer &MI a xeusplaires Typographical Antiquities. in mere paper and print, tan cum. - I. aertml leiplitlf very humanely. l rushing iota cue to the arrosiossiissi of the sairoloessisso and Mr. Triphooh, ils 11,1.tiotha4iiie Natiiiiiate, au as, Cabinet des Estanip demon paper and uu large?-s-Upon that goirstiom it might be 1 I in the horning bowies. owl bringing OUI 011 infant tie Pl'hii*heels h• 11 shiest • avers les bawd. arid the Is Republique, June it rri.....va4 on rf.cos. Ingot. par le biblio. ueeemary, perhaps, lir add the rusts of adveriisctionts, be. 11 ( 151'N ra D°04N i " P r f r i : l A rti d:: : : l4 : l : b ei 4 :ta he :i: lll " .eheht.ed)gi * Cea'ndN'l.:rll":7:. enikl a igil.e.:ii It' , .hvtraeted poretst, in her fright 11--“ A rains ear Weal . inereeeeds that althea. sold Swerves thresh e ; ( WIC de quoa, it ne parses ihre adonis cu Juane. Sire you melte tip at to what the work would coat ;it would cemi.paiil) must be addressed.-C. SMITH, N'. I. . mid eight reuses% meows sold at twelve guises. pour la punrsulte deg rontrefactemo." agony. molt! trot find.be neeestary to put Hoc cost of the ailverti,ranyuis Is, at ; :11l ki Ci"n r. " .6 Inn, Pr i n t er.." .) • WHITE, No. 1 11 1 Sir° 6 1 t 4 10 that case the lost would have bees sot merely the oil- Do you know • henna. guy of llo! eleven !Meanie have aithuut haring made that calculatior, I catinut be- way l'uli:s.her. . s . . . . . COPYBIGHT. miNurEs or EVIDENCE &Ram among • THE COMMITTEE ON ACTS RESPLCTIN.: CUPT• MINNIE OF PRINTED BOONS. Mortis, 30 die Martii, 1813. DAVIES GIDDY, io the Cbalr. (CoNtimorct from our Puper of Tuesday Mr. J. G. Cochrane:a Leatniitatioo—reenefested). Are thole work► of small nespreasions %—Generally spee:- lee, very small; sit tohle fro , lutetium tiny art not. Hewn the iespressiun sells, what will he the ar eas' her of vivre el copies u( Howie works?-11 will be exactly eleven bows the trade prier el every entitle. Where it doe* nut sell, state the smile! loss ?—Tie toss falls he three ways; in the first place, it must operate ss en midi- Oat to the mO l 4 ed . the work ; secondly, it takes away eleven perehnsera, of whom we eau generelly calculate on one-heir; avail lastly, It takes away Irons the amount of the sale which the remainder will produce. The lint statement is, the coat of the work; I wish to Mk the wiener, ifthe east of the work is out exactly the worse, whether Ilw eleven rupee are givens away, or nut No, coesielse it is silty *ay you will, the cost of paper rioting, sad engraving Must be (skew; sod we csku hie the ant of these *levee copies the came as of any other eleven copies. its the cave of works which are wet sold, the loss upuu the copies On bend is precisely the sense, whether eleven copies are gime*, she libraries, er am I—le the first instance we certainly most &ergotism to thermos of the work. It n certainly ea additiosal charge impose the books of the publishers, but in peat sif feet, the shrifts away those deceit copies If stick works is a. teas ; the tom is the tame to them, whether they give the copies away, or not ?—1 canned see that. If a work does tent sell, It resales in !erne warehoesse?.... Thee we have the rentaimug copies, which will produce a aortal% price. The 'question stemma a case where there is not a sale Rut in the enel wealiesp sell the remaining copies for souse thing °roller. The sale epos the resetaisoler is greatly belle the original peke ?—That depends open the member which remain ; if there Is duly a mall swabse, we get a Merger price ; if a lent, member, we get a lea prier; bet the lowest price is infinitely higher than the price of *este paper. II books Millie untold, mot only at the published price, het you du not eleink limper In .ell these at a trade auction prier, they remain in your warehouse ?—Certainly. Ilectosse you think you have dually a beater chasice of usakieg more of them, by minimising to sell them way at the published price, than by to Iliac them at au anciion pries?—Certainly; and we are not in the habit of turning oat hooks .se that way, even after they have been iu our ware house many years. Aud widle you beep them in your warehouse, y o u con sider the number of respite me onetime; as constiluting a pert of the mane of your stock )—Certainly. If on, deems copies lake« from that stuck diminishes the value o f your stock to that amount ? ,, Clearly w. HOW do you calculate the value of this dead muck; ism what way du you estimate it ?—We generally calculaie it at a et rlaiu value below what is called the sale price, whirl, is the price ter the trade; we calculate it at he. per cent. fie e per rent. helper, according to the work. I thought you said, the fewer the copies which remained of such works, the higher the price would ?—lf we 'urn them out to a trade sale, of coarse the mailer the entinher rensainiag, the better price we should be likely to get (or them, hot a larger member remaining is ti reason fur girliig a less price. 'Mere is no ad ailies's to be competed to the rust of a work, whether the eleven copies go to the Univsnitics ter remain nu hand ; your first cause of lops amalgamates in the third ? —Nn.suppore one hundred end hay cupiro are pi third of a work; if we give those (levee copies, whatever may be the cost of them must he as addition to the cost of the (einem lite oat hawked sad tlirtymiee. I Mist you have aheady slated, that you considered the copies remaining in year warehouse to be of greater value than VON mold expect to get for them at a bade auction price?-e-Cartaiely, That is the groaned of the rem ove?—eCertainly. How does it follow that they sway out turn out waste paper?—We eau always tars them out to waste paper, In stead of briniest them le a trade sale, and then we Wive Ave per cent. duty, beside other mileases. Is your cosemote experience, after having dispose.: of a certain quantity at a trade sale, have you tint found the v a l ue of the reermiaiag COOP !—Certainly; in away itistaneee we sell a certain number sod retain the 11 . 51, sad sometimes the iuduceuteot of a low price operates to the sale of those copies, which, by ciring circulation to the eruct, help. off the remainder ; t h ere are uouty iitalaricra in which a week has reinaiacti dormant • great number of years, seed afterwards. sale has taken place. Has the largest port of the hulas couteined in this list sold !--It has, certainly, and they are iu the course of selling. What proportion of your books is usually suW Co. Waite paper?-1 know of uuue. There is always a sale? , —We sever value them exactly es waste paper. Best is there not a part of every impression that incomes waste paper '--Certuiuly uut, of ilicse expcusisc WO. kb Muse commonly you proceed slums the iumt 'plc that *very impressive of every hook is sold, sooner or laistr!— Yes. . . Yoe are • publisher, and the works yon are entr,aze el iu generally, arc woks of a small emprtastun!--Of bla:111 Ha pr. lesion and considerable I.XprolSe. is lilt bale of I rtrelllslYr outksrertain or units tr. unity noserlain„ particularly at thr 1111:St'lli t ueie. Vrty much CUIIIIII , II to a ottani class of persous '-111 is su Ault clasp are prctey remstaiit and certain in the ir pow. 111.1:4C• ?••A ' s tte y e,aist mei, :emus% whom n,• may re t knee the • - -a sale c leash takes off ^anri le fable osandwr of L. sr 69 6 207 18 ~'