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, ~....r.; , * : j0...1.„ mir/.. 1;i4,,,,, ~•41...* ;:.rL:„ ! 7!..: '', •47. • V . ---- - 11-.. ~, r,. , ,---..t ".A.. , 6 „,,0' .0.-- —.-, • ~ :i '• _ _ '- ' -- f - -- r .‘: .. r." , .1k* ---,-. 4 . ilr i li L iv... 7. • e3l,:' 1 l l'l ti4t i Aitrt-.)[ s - i .A . ,: - .----.. __,..--,--_,------:).;51:- 1.7!„..,- • ot---- -.4-,,,„ 9 , f-,. •„;:,,,,, - 4 0 4/11111 11. t 4 NUMBER 3182..} TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1802. [PRICE SIXPENCE. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. r-1802, will he perforMed, • KING HENRY THE FOURTH. • Falstaff; Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE. . '.}113 .The P u bli c are respedfully informed that th e G ent l eman performed King Richard the Third on Saturday last, was rec e i ve d with great applause, and 'will repeat th a t Cha zatier otiThursday next. On Friday, will be revived (not aaed these twenty years), the L m tif Every Man in his Humour. • EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE fur the EXTEN SION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY through the Counties .1 SURREY, SUSSEX 'and HANTS, to thp Sea . -Coast, held at the Spread Eagle Inn, ih Wandsworth, oil Thursday the 25th day of November, 1802; GEORGE t RITTON, Esq. in the Chair; PHILOSOPHY CORRECTED•BY PHILOSOPHY. ON the — return:of Peace,. and, it is to be hoped, of a disposition in Europe to listen to the voice, and-to follow the investigations,cif Reason, it is thought, that a re gular and philosophic revision Of those general Truths and general Errors, the hostilities Of .which,- like those of the Gods and Titans ; have nearly involved the World in,desola tion, might be extremely useful ; possibly:in the production of new Truths; probably, in diminishing the expedients of Error and the resources of Imposture ; certainly, in ffir 'fishing subjects of profitable meditation to the Members of . a British Parliament, summoned to their august duties at a-pe riod highly important to time charader and happiness of the United Kingdoth. It is therefore proposed to publish, periodically, a Paper,' or Essay, erititled E“ER lA, or Elementary Studies on the Progress of/stations in Political CEcononty, Legislation, - and Government. This Day was published. Price ss. in.boards, 'TABLES flit ti , e PURCHASING and RENEW -124G Of LEASES, for Terms of Y , ars certain and for . Lives.; with Rules,for determining the Value of the Royer. sion of Estates after ,any sUch Leases, and for the Solution of - other useful Problems ; adapted-tageneral use. To, which is added, an Appendix, containing, besides thc.... Dernonstrativs, some Remarks on the Method, adopted 14y Dr Price and Mr. Morgan, fo,i , tiodinit the Value of Annui ties payable Half-yearly, Quarterly, ‘lScc. By FRANCIS -BAI LV, of the Stock Exchange - . - Sold by W. J. and Richardson, Cornhill. THE -Chairman reported, That he and some other Members attended at the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuesday.last, as a Deputation trorn this Committee, to meet the Gentlemen of Landed Property in the vicinity of Reigate and Godstone, fur the spetitic purpose of receiving the Survey, Estimate and Report of Mr. Jessop, on the best Line for Extending the Iron Railvin y to London. That the. Meeting was accordingly held, when Hylton JollifFe, Esq. was called to the Chair. They had. scarcely proceeded in the business of the day when a number of Persons connpeled with, or employed on the Croydon Canal, proposed a Set of Resolutions, which they' had previously drawn up, and which were totally irre levant. to the business•of the day. 137 superiornumbers they Carried their Resolutions, against the unanhuous opinion of the Gentlemen who had contri buted to the Survey, notwithstanding the repeated caution of !-,b e th,t , •-••• , ,y were atiing m opilosaion to a Rest)- , itltion =wed inco oy the coilin), ),Ml2„ttlngheld at Reigate,. on the ,9th instant, and which had ,been convened by Public Advertisement. • In consequence.of this Report, it was . Resalved mai - awns' v, • That toe Resolutions proposed and carried ,by Persons interested in the Croydon Canal, at Croy don, .on,Thesday the 23d inst. are totally irreleve4t to' the Objeet (pr which the Meeting was held, and therelovc That a Meeting of the Committee and other S UffSC 'HERS to , the Extension of the,Surrey I fon Rail way, - . be held at he King's ATnis, kw, in Croydon, on Tueeday the 7th day .of Bee.lather next, - at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to feceiS'e the - Survey, , Estimate,. and Report of Messrs. jessops, for the 'Extension- of the'same to _London and Ports mouth, ; • • T TiI LATRL-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 1, 1802, will b perform9d, •'7 THE CABINET. This day was published, Price as. 6:1. bound, A :METHODICAL - ENGLISH GRAM MAR 1 1, 1, containing Rules and Directions for Speaking and Writ ing the English• Language with propriety and accuracy, illus_ trated by a Variety ot;• Examples and Exercises: for the Use.of Schools. To which is subjoined, an hpitorTle of Rhetoric. WITH LOVE,A-LA-MODE. terOy.rl Thursday, Delays and Blunders, with A Tale of Mys- Uri Friday, Every Man in His Humour, with A Tale of I ster Y • 4 s ,` 'he new Opera called Family Quarrels, is deterred to tini,,,daY, the T ith of December, on account of the nninhel , vr4l, - ' s i e , s and Gentlemen who 11 ,, ve •7 . Sati,r-da,,'"qaty, Z.:t,ots of Leoin,t, will oc : cm, and the following Tuesday, +. A new . p "Y. the Traged . y of Macbeth. Hbiiday s. 4 ntotnirne is in preparation for the Christmas The tirst Number will be published on Saturday the 4th December, t Boz. Printed for I'. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand : to whom, or to their respective Booksellers, Centl..inen de sirouS of being supplied with the Wort:, are requested to address their Orders. By the' Rev, JOHN SHAW, Head-Master of the . Free Graminar-Scnuol, at Rochdale, in t' • • iti Pay iv:Li publiAied, Elegantly,printed in One Volume, Qi,*ito, illustrated by a, Map of tree Tot, along the Euxme Coast, from the Dnies ter to the with Engravings ,pt a great number or Ancient Cuing, "fvitscials, Monninen'4, Inseriptions„ and other curious bSenii, Price tt f ils. bd. boards, (Dedicated to AlexA(ler the first, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russiir.), dzc. T oußperi,rmed in die Years, 5795-6, through "' the TA U RI l)A, or C RIM tA, the Ancient Kini:doat of Bosphorus - the'once powerful Republic .of Taurie Cher son, and all the other Countries on tine North Sit. re of the Euxine, ceded to Rbssia by the Peace of Kainariti and J ally . ,•• By Mrs, MARIA GtITHRIE, Formerly Aeling Direed,ress of the I mperial Convent for the Ethivatioir of the Femal e Nobility of Russia. Des6ribed in a Series of Letters to her Husband, the Editor, MATHEW UUTHRIE, M.D. F. R. S. and F. S. A. of London and Edinburgh, Member of the Philosophical Societvor Manche-az - 4r, erc,•&e. Physician to the First and Second . linper.inf Corps of Nuele Cadets in St. Petersburgh, and Couniiiilpr of state tpHis Imperial Majesty of all the kussias. Printed for T. Cadet', jun. and W. Davies, Strand. ***. A few Copies are printed on 'Royal Paper, price 21. t 25. 6d. in boards, Lancashire. The Fifth Edition, carefully revised, Forreacd, and im proved. , London: Printed fox :- Nr. 1. and 1. .Itichards , m, EidLinge ; Veruor and flood, , : Puultry 1 and C. Law, Aye- Maria-lane. ROYAL REPOSITORY, 1803 This Day Was published, • THE ROYAL REPOSITORY; or, Piffiresque Pocket Diary, for Embellished with) an ele-, gant FMittispiect:;, taken twin the beautifiil Gardens of Pierceithi, late the 'occupation of Colonel Wood, and now the property of Nathaniel Wells, Esq representing the Precipice called " Tile Eover's•Leap.." This elegant Work is. also embellished with Twelve other Views of Gentlemens' Seats, romantic Situations, in various parts of England. The Whole designed, drawn, and engritved, by Bonuor, and forming the most co;upl,ne Asszmnlage of Picturesque Beauty ever olti:red to the -To which is added, an Alma flack ; the Sovereigns of Europe . ; a Corre;tl List of the Im periaiParliament, with their Town Residences ; a Complete List of the BarOnets ; the State, Naval, and Military Offi cers ; 111th:rent ()Zees of Government ; Directors of tile Bank' of England, East India Company, West India and London Docks; Twenty-four ruled Page". of Cash Account; and'a Varietp of other eilsential . lntuniation. The Whole forming a portable, useful, and elegant Almanack, done up in the. usual Variety of Bindings. Printed fin - W. J. and j. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and J. E vance, Queen-street, Cheapside. That the above Resolutions, signed by the Chairman and other 'Members of the Committee, be printed in the Public Papers. . GEORGE TR' TTO Nf Cilairman. • HYLTON JOLLIFFE, RICHT:. SHEPLEY, JEOFEERY SNELSON, CHAS. MOMUS, MARK WOOD., ROBT WERE, 'MATTHEW KENRICK„ j. F. REYNOLDS, MARTIN BENSON, • THUS. REYNOLDS, RD. BARNES, 'RICHD. GLOVER, TOHN MOORE, THUS. BUSH, JOHN HILBER".c, WM B. LUTTLY, Secretary. Wandsworth, Nov. 2,5, 1802,-; • LAPLAND CARRIAGE RUGS. the King's Royal Letters Patent. L AP LAND CARRIAGE'RUGS, RUSSIAN p 0.1, RAVELLING BOOTS ancI.ASHOES, WATER n°w "F LAICTB- SKIN SHOE-SOCKS:SOLES, Cce. 4 la rge A • • ate ssorrinent of the above Articles greatly . improved, (in Sal—at P. S Wholesale, No. 79, heapgide, near (- 13ueklersbury, and Retail. N• B. A great variety of Fancy Hearth Rugs. rw INVENTED IMPERIAL, DI-NING TABLE, b ""F BED, CHAIR BED, 'Handome thass-screw Four .rosts, and Tent Bedstead MAN UFACTO . RY, No. 16 z/vt 0 1 7, Catherine -street, Strand. . NE of the Imperial Dining Tables, T. ',Mot n had the Honour of shewin to THEIR MAI LS, and the P KINC ESS ES at the g Q . ,tteen"s House, von) 1,, 'Li according to tlier accustomed goodness of encouraging ZO-nuity,' most graciously pleased to express their highest :f.Probatni and sanction of the same. Also the much ad zired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called .Patent, so easily fixed ,? and taken down without TOols, the Eurnitures to which Fmade upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking oft: with la the use of Nails, Tools, &c. Several other Articlel, of z ,nr ll iture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new V" Improved Principles ; a'complete Assortment of portable o. 4 . squito Nett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La '''vs and Gentletnen going foam East and West Indies; and all ° P l er ()reign !mates ; are allowed far superior to anyother Sots usually sold ; handsome Dome Beds, and new designed Fre nch Window Curtains, en suite, with every other Article la Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet. Branches, by M °rfian and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet rs, No. 16 and r 7, Catherine-street, Strand. to emorgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentlemen d a particular in the Number s , N o . 1 6 an d 17 , three Doors u tile Str zi CURIOUS IN FlSil SAUCE. Prilh -pßiLiTv, GENTRY, and .PUBLIC in seneriand SON' IT II f ed I 0 HINI 'BURGESS . re respe.u..v in orm , , contintie's to(b)-,ENUINESSENCE ot ANCEO I ES, prephat has g iv en such aret . E t by . them in ' the same manner t The i on , •. 1 . I Tlversal - approbation tOr many yc....ars,post.... c • J u 't l T-acquirtxt superiority of that Art ..le is ournmed in the opinion of the Country at large, :..1;1 ot resident • • t - the. Wor , .: •':! . • • 1at...., a. .41 • • AT • ,• • ri c h general u til it y o f t h e i r E ssence ot A:lcnov;ts ikd ' a uces for fish, & c .. i n d uces from the or y , e l ,.. r tieinents daily appearing, to caution Fathil ies , & c , in bi l i7"`"ihs the saine; as nine is to be had of their Genuine, at th-nr Warehouse as _under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for • family use, of the he ~V qtiality. the `'r 1-11 1(lia Merchants, Captains of Ships„&c. Officers in th ttlY and Navy nd eat , s ie upp &c.lie upon the shortest n ot i ce f or t.t.ist arid We Is, d hay 1.501 e F or the convenience•of Families in Scotland, t h ey aPpuintett• Messrs. R. Johnston .and Co. Edi n b urg h , i Agents for Fish Sauc es. aeetiouse, No. 107, corner of Sayoy-steps, • stradnit. ../V C HER and HAUGH fON, from . . llublin to Irish Pop!in and Tabbinet Miittladurera 4. Mercers prineler Itlajt-str, their -Royal Ffigtinesses the Prince. and Wiert'esinOfhel7g4ies'• Duke and Dutchess of , l)utches s and.the Princessos, - NO. 8, Henriett a - street, g.relen, London. • ia,.44-4,e elevated Patronage of •Ilcr Majesty, the different or th e R oyal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank oPinlihion,• it is h o p e d h as s uffi c ie n tly established, the Dreh er , ` ° , ll , or a discerning Public. the decided. ` superiority s . uperiority ot, Sii ver t- s` and H aug h ton ' s Pop li ns an d lets, Gold, Cat, F igred, and Plain Chatnberry Musls and Ttatian , brie Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to to the Adver :ler it unnecessary for that House to reply co,Aeqts t' ther • who - e chief pretension, to the trade is the g ot their Advertisements: Wh e ' • CAUTION. foime,reas Archer and Haughton have been credibly in. 11.1h' , that a great many . people in this . kingdo.iiinow, ri ll ,- re been, for some time past, manutatturing and sel utlifer ?Plills and Tabbinets, as Irish, ot an 'inferior tielv‘ale name. of Archer and Haughton's 'Alanufactory, with kti e ,, to discredit and injure their House„ and a gross imp°. hti e - s c.l the Public in general ; they are dererinined, as lOr , 4 their power, to prosecute to Convidion any • person Ataxer4ons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the t it Manufacture, that was not actually bought at -use ,_*** Merchants supplied to any Amount. • ~- ty,t h- i , nave the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen. &to that their Warehouse is stocked tvith a greater ,v.ariety 4-0 1 , ,,, Ur tling Goods than is to be found in any otherflouse in prk,- , which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at wh o l s e hnlitch lower than they : can be had elsewhere, the I :hite ' eit tg of their own manufaCture '---they 'consist .of *.dr,„atti black Boinbazeens, Chamberry tislins; Canibrc eistoiVs, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar- Vcie s S r ., ( ' T ges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, a;,',,vani s ,`,_ r aPes Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, for ti A s ar ',:'e, also a great choice of Patterns, in grey Poplins Q o ° Pli, so lets, bit : slight 11.1ourning. EngliSh 3:arcl.tvi 4t rb a ti tt b e l r e tis bil ic a l r Tenor quality, at 335. •6d. per yard; Velures, • erges, and rich Irish • Tabbinet m different Plain corded, chaitr, and striped, for Clergymen litsty‘'oerltlelllenT'W'ho always wear black; they, never gow -- ti l ‘rti s e • r t e a , ,Y in wearing, 'being of the very .best tripledye . ... ° Use 'fld price ever asked for any article bought at Blot k • Ta e 13 •- L . ' adies own Spinning ma nu f a a ure d i nto P op li ns or Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion on the shortest notice. . tt ,P iN A LM SOAP in the greatest Perfection. L. • i, • ;1 1 . RY having - made reat Impro'yemen . ts, t r s ' o 'ew e d ,'s wen. known Palm Soap, recommends it with of thatlt f e lde et n , ce to the . Nobility and Gentry, prepared ter , fragrant article Palm Oil ; • the pleasantne a s! t s " t .," , en o re . , and delicacy of its use, has merited the t i„ ettiv a ~. patronage of many of the..first Families, and is 'B, apa valuable 4 i4 0 - • pre, erv .discovery for softening, cleansing, bra.c -1•,. ro o(ii„i In? the Skin i'rom the heat of the sun; and is ' , sty ,ji. exc,elient defence against cold winds, and sharp S o l d • ,ne r ••• s • zheryi Tiates or Balls Is. each, with the wards " Samuel tr)r t hes t Soap e • wr aPPer. The Proprietor recommends it as by ;I.lder keatorShavirig, lather, proper producing a fine soft to h.. Ilerrv, 2_ . 111 round cakes rs. each, prepared and sold ; a nt i; b \vitlplesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek-street, , ms,appointment, ai the' princival Perfurn ers ^ukt dilierent towns, in the, three kingdollisr• AN ADVOWSON . „ VIVANTED by Purchase, where the probabili t y of an early Presentation may be expeded, in a plea sant Neighbourhood. The Counties of Oxford, Hants, Wilts, Berks, Glouces ter, Warwick, Northampt•on; - or Bucks, ditant from Laudon at least Thirty Miles, will "b preferr4l, and, if with Land, in lieu of Tithes, the more agreeable. Apply or .address 'Letters to 'Mr. Turner, Solicitor, Mar gatet-street, Czwenclisli-4quare, -.London', with,foll particu lars, which will be immediately atteprieroo. TO BE syLt c THE PERPETUAL AI) \TOWSON of the RECTORY of REARSBY, in the CoGn . y of LEI CES'T'ER ; comprising the ,Rectorial House, which is eligibly situated in the Parish of Rearsby aforesaid, within seven miles of Leicester, eight of Meltou . Mowbray, ten of Loughbojough, and six or Quorntion, to all which F Places' there are Capital Turnpike Roads ; 'with s,lveral Closes of rich Arable, Meadow,,and P.asture.ground, in the Lordship or Librrties 01. R..ear,sby, aforesaid, 4..oritaiiiing together Three I :11010,,At W A11t..0;y,.-13,ve,...:-?, cr!;,s, 4 a; p vy,ards,.. Also . the u "t:1 • 14i- o L . 11. - ti <I: Of: are taken in Kiwi, and several money payments in lieu of Tithes, issuing out of about twenty-three Cottage Houses, in Rearshy aforesaid. There is no Hamlet within the Parish, and only one Church to serve. The' present Incumbent is upwards of seventy-five _years old, aigi very infirm. Norther Particulars 'may be hail, by applkation to the Rev. Alr.J.‘Parsons, of R - earsby, or Messrs. King, Co o k e , and Kiw4, Attonlies,Lekesler. • DOUBLE WRITER. Y 'MA JES*I Y's ROYAL LETTERS ji.) PATENT, the newly-invented Alachine for writing with two Pens, producing at the name • instant Two Origi nals' according to the common mud,: ‘vri bag, is off ere d to the, Commercial, Poli:ica!, 1.:;.0.1, and Literary World, as well as to all- Persons desirous oz' preserVing authentic Re cords of their Correspondence, Statements, Compositions, _ _ . 7 This Invention, which is reduced to. a 'Prat - lice bath easy, and tree from every Detect,. - has been sanctioned by the pa tronage ot some of the most distinguished•Charaders in tuc World. Many Persons who had been obliged to ha . ve course to the Copying or rather Pressing -Machine, 'have ex- Dperienced the most complete SatisfaCtion :in the use ot t h e Double Writer. . The trouble and incotivenience attending the former are totally superseded by the latter, Whieh is so justly twined, that there can be no mistake in its use, and constructed with such mechannical exactness and solidity as to precluneshe necessity of all repair. ;Manufactured and 'sold, by . j. H. Farthing, ' / London, Portable Writing Desk•and Letter-copying Machine 'Manufacturer fur exputitation. • . • NEW MEDICINE At the only Warehouse for Dr. rAMES":; POWDER, • No. 45., St. Paul's Church-yard, London. r r HE following' MEDICINES are Sold, at the • 1. Prices aiintixed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enaetA, that from the ist of September, 1862, - the Stamps Should be applied to -ail Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con siderable 'Addition is made. to the Stamps, on the articles of` higher value, or those in - bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will_ be in future 2s 9d.. per Packet, or ss. 6d. per Dozeni,.. but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a •Bot tie (as made up ,tor the Army and Navy) may be had for ii. 4s. And as' by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates arc prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa rate use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be careful to obst , rve, that the tvords, " F. Newbery, 45, St,. Paul's," are printed in the-Stamps of all his Medicines; and as'it is presumed that this Will be •a. sof& clean security against Counterfeits, his Siknattire on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from henceforward. ' _ Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of .the lower priced articles. s. ti. . s. d. Dr. jaMes'S Pdvirder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois .r 14 Do. a Bottle 24 o Fre-ake'sTind,of Bark 4 o Dcv,.ArtalepticTills 4' 6 Do. Huxharn's 2 9 'Do. large Box - 24 o English Coffee. - 1 g' Dr.. Steer's Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 Do. Convulsion Oil - i 6 . OrtriskirioNledicines 8 6 Do. Camomi le Drops r 9 NI isn's Scots Pills t o Do. Faregoric Lozenges r Essenceof Peppermint I i 4 Berry's Bilious Pills ,4 6 Grant's Drops . Dr. Austin's Chalyheate Dr. Hooper's Pills • t ditto . • - 4 o GlasS's Magnesia - :3 6 Dalby's Carminative - r 9 freury's Ditto - 2 6 EssenceolColtsfoot 3 6 - Norton's Drops , - 5 6 Cephalic Simi!' - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 Spence's Dentrifrice 4' o Dr. Sotander's Tea Jones's Rheumatic Tine- G reenough's Tincture r tl Lure -3, 6 Do. jolt', Lozenges r 14 N. B. StaMps with, Mr. Newbery-'s Name are affixed to the first twenty. Articles above numerated ; and as many Persons' particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to ,Clicapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Frani-, on which these Words are iiis';ribed '‘‘ THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR, lii.NlES's POWDER." his Day was published, price rl. ns. 6d. in boards, Handsomely printed in Quarto, embellished with a Portrait ,of Sir Ralph Abercromby, from a Pidure by Hoppner, A N HIS,TORICAL ACCOUNT of the BRI -I•I.TISH EXPEDITION to EGYPT ; in which are Notes on General Reynier's Publication ; some important FaCfs relative to General Bonaparte; Remarks on the Moral and Physical State of Egypt ; cOrriPlete Official Documents, and much other interesting Matter, with .Maps of the Country, , inwhieh every Movement is described: By Lieltenant- i..:oionel SI R R. WI LSON, \ - Knight of th Ordef of Maria Theresa. ‘ • Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Lihriity, White . hall. NEW EDP : II:MS OF USEFUL PUBLICATIONS Ina Pocket Size.'• I. EPITOME' of the STOCKS a n d PUBLIC. FUN-DS, which contains every thing necessary to be' known for perfectly . understanding the Nature of those Secu rities, and tha Mode of doing Business therein. To which is. annexed a Co - pious Equation Table, exhibiting, at one:View; the Value the dillitrent Stocks and Funds bear to each other; also the Value of Land; and the Prices at which the seine Interest is made in either upon the Money laid out..--iisith an Appendix, ceataining, - .the only Account ever yet publi s h e d ot. the Bria Stock and Funds of the United States of- Ame rica. By T. FORTUNE. The Sixth Pdition, with Additions, • Price ts.• sd. AlSo, by the same Author,. 2. A Concise and Authentic History of the Bank of. 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