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_ de ,••••.:,-z. ed,. he therefore a pp .. lied isai.ther ••l , hear 64. ante ; and he adds; that thetippoiormtet of a Law Clerk has 'been attended with much benefit to tee pu mi c , It appears indeed, that. the business ream, ing to the contratts and the titieetn,,the land b„ 4 been much negleibed. as ,we shall have occasi on 'lb notice when we enter inus the conoidatation of the Wading 'wench ; and this citcumststace close wan certainly sufficient to make it expedient to hare seine professional person in the erriphkraent.of the ice, to ascertain by what tenure the land war, holden, on which so much of the public money had been expended, and to transadt this eery iroportart business with more regularity in future. • It seems to Is.tve been the original intention of Lieutenant General 1)e Lancet', that the Law Clerk should do the brininess of the Attorney of the office; in lid, however, be ads in the char-after of Counsel, there being also Solicitors employed by the cffice. whenever there. is occasion ; boy. in general, the papers referred to the Law Clerk for his opinion. are seat immediately to him from the office, without the intervention of the Solicitor ; and (as we have already stated) it is considered as a part of the dory lof the principal Asssistant Barrack-Master General 1 for the general inspettion of barracks, to arrange the papers and documents relating to the property of the Barrack Department. for the Law Clerk's examination. For these duties the Law Clerk receives no ft. nor emoisment beyond-. his salary of two hun dred powsdaper annum ; nal if the arrangement of the business, which we have ahoet noticeJ. raking the intervention of the Solicitors in most Cases unnecessary, can he colnieued, it will of course save a considerable expense to the Ofhlie: but we are informed by the present -Law Clerk, that the examination of the Titles is by no means in a state of forwardness, and that he finds it requisite to - have the abstracts made out in a regular profes sional manner. However, since the passing of the Defence Ad, It th of June 1803, which authorises the taking for the public service any piece of ground which shall be certified to be Reoesiary, by (Ise Lori Lieutenant, or two Deputy -Lieutenants, of the county where the land is situated,- the trouble at tending the examination of titles and cootratts foe land must be much diminished, though the law Clerk is still consulted whenever any difficulty arises. as to the mode of proceeding under that A. Oa the whole. it seems to us, that the business of the Barrack Office is fully sufficient to warrant tle continuance of the Law Clerk, at his patient salary of two hundred pounds per ariaaaa. These are the officers particularly canna:Led with the Barrack Office la England. There are others forming a detached branch at Edinburgh. consist ing of one principal Assistant Barrack Master-Ge neral, with one assistant architect, five clerks, and one messenger, whose duties and salaries are the same as those holding similar situations in Eng land. There are other offices appertaining to the Bar rack Depanmeat. whose duties are discharged at a distance from the °So •' these are, the Assistant Barrack Masters General at' ached to distritts, and the Resident Barrack Masters, ace. haring the charge of barracks. and other public buildings. For the particular details respeding the duties of the Assistant Barrack Masters General. we refer to the accounts of duties given in the Appendix. and F particularly to the examination of 114 bract. Assistant Barrack Master General for Kentish distria. Their duties and powers area the same, with the exception. that the Assistant Barrack bies ter General at Gibraltar has the discretionary potent to make repairs, without reference to the Barrack Office, when the expellee is estimated not to enema fifty pounds. (To be concluded.) PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. S per Cent. Conso!s a per Cent Nary 9,0 Imperial Annuities Uranium India Bonds lcaN. Is. prem. Exchequer Bins U. dis. I prow English Lottery Tickets Consols for T. MD. Stock-bro, No. 4, Cornhtil. and 9, ommis cm.. IRISH STACKS, Sire. HI. 1806. One De'matures 5 per Cant Royal Canal Loan, 6 per 0801. 9t 2S. ittralteriam 36 9 2 U. Ditto at Sick% s6 Rouerdaan c. f.. II 9 2 U. Hamburg k 34 4IU. Altana Pant Ditto 2 Us 44 10 lountoaua 3• Wit 381 effect. Date Madrid 34 eflitt. Ditto 47 I.e.rir. Vaasa a. C.... fr 7 LIAISE 611 0 1m 14 61: Dublie ...1t1 Cost 15% Desiree. 1. 4. reterelGold le Co. MA nen per se. • Nem Doelbleoes 71ew De 6 • Silver so Mies 6k Ibi.a Leghoen 5ll Alpo et t►e Rank of 44 64 per Cent aohlin on London (Sept. It.) • M AR !GAGES. On Tuesday, at Onion Church, Rath, Themes Coker Adams, Esq. secouri eon of the late Simint Adams, Esq. oi Sialfortishire, is Mary, yo.i. , %est daughter of Jaw son P.stor, Esq of Bennet,arert, Bah. On the 15th instant, at Wiellineson, Mr. Liman. of H+ Majesty's Depot, Shrewsbury, re Miss Ann Hard', daughter of the late Patrick Hanly, M D. of the Call of Dublin. On Tuesday law, at Claybrook, the key+ George Clar4e • Chaplain to the anvil Mbitarg Asylum at Chelmei 18 ' 1416 Cl.erer, only daughter of Thomas Dicey, Esq. of Claybrook /fail. DEATHS. On the 9th in•taot,at the Hetwells, Bristol, to the unspent able grief and ailietion of his worthy and respectable parmei end (nitride, Mr. Joshua Gilpin. only eon of the Rte. Mt. Gilpin, inter of Rockwardirre, in Salop. Seturday, deeply regretted by his family and friends. Mr • Samuel Heserri, tionkseger and printer. Cheno-stre-t, whwte.rnw..ry will be long eutt deservedly held dear by ay wto, hafiw Aim. Oh Monday, the 24.1 inseam, MM Awns Lindner, itiCOßi daughter aflame* Lindsay. Rag. of Merton, Surfer. tIIGNI WATER, THIC DAY, AT L3NDON BRIDGE. Mum. •.. n min. after IS even—. SO loin. after LONDON :—Profted by G. DkVII,6ON, No. 17. Duke`a Coon, flow-wee:, Corera• Garden, and publnhyd n (kw (Steffy., Nn 11, Back of St. Clement . * amok, Stra•d. W. STUCK. of No. 7, l•frif nykoivotroot. Loot f4rY• Onion, he. /or Our Parrot, teat to tho OtSort (protrafrlS ..0 he &AT &fluidal to. be d, Se- [ri •L- I in ries the : Lite Soh used nen t, Met!, grit- .. ~ a.. _ ;~ ,:,r•, • pr':BER 1163 i THKATRF,ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. rI'HIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 27, 1906: Their Mapstre.' Servants will all the Corncriy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. vt Peter Truk, Mr. Ve iiiii glrion ; Sir 01%vrt Surface, Mr. t„,„,,.„ ; JllOllll Surface, Mr riarryinom ; Charles Surface. )i r ; Careless., Mr Dentrin ; M - .es, Mr. Weeitzer. Luly Tra.le, Miwr Duncan; Maria, Mhs Mellon; Met. CO. EVW, MOO P.P.. In Act 111. a Song by Mr. Dignurn. To winch will 1i u.l•lett, the Farce of MISS IN klEtt ITEM?, (*bin ragh, I)L, camp (Min first appearance in that raver); Capta;it Lereit, Mr Smiley ; Frtbble, Mr Rua. ,4 M, BAdy, by a Yowl Lady (her first appearance en lie State). Tucwlstr, rismro; with The %I/misting Day. THEATIIF.-ROYAL, OVEN i-dARDEN. 01 1 1 MO/4 r h A k ~r Y be pt. 29, 1806, will KING RICHARD THE THIRD. I.;;g r y, Wiwi! the MI. Murray; hard. m a k s .1 (11.,..ter. Mr. ClNkke ; .• of E.sekinghaos, May oressen Hon.'', 1E4 , 1 of l Itmend, Mr. C. Keruble. UM. Makin (Is r fi.sst appearages on Mae Stage). Tu ss. At be addled, aMe.real farce, cared, tie. HIGHLAND BELL. /Aiut0 iR,,,,,,„,, Wasitly; Sandy, Mr. Intiedon ; Wad- ino, Mr. F. nes. 1 S'sity, Mr. Menton. Jenny, Miss Martyr ; ! yst•sge, Mr. 1 1 •111 r yr. Un Arsciit.W4LlV. Ki.tg Henry the Foal. tit, Part I.: Falstaff, s female avpr,4ll)Ce this unison); •oh the te.re csi The Citssen Mara, Mrs. C. 11. est.% (her first ap pea- - 4n tr•.n this. ward. 0 , Fr.dav , Kin.: Henry t'.e E-ghth. TEN THOUSAND Pi KINDS. FOR THE FIRST . DEA N TICKET, DICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. no it:,ectrutt, ae.4.saiut the Ps;blie, the trAl E LOY - FEET eernsu.sse.s Onos:ng on the I:..th of next Month (1 nitohet), ben gllir only Lottery to be drawn thill Year, and no other will be dteided by the 'ante. The SCHEME eontline 0 rinses of L. 20,000 10,00% 3 5,000 hr. he .the. The towns Pricy us Twenty tonne, and no fixed Capi sl, exeevt tits cstruthewo Tibet, entitled to 10,0001. Trittes end Shama ere OM Salo by Richer/two, Goodluck awl Cu Snick Wolters, C.outhdl and Chaliug•Crolo. ONLY 20,000 TICKETS. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHASING CROSS. TRISH asturca the Public, that in each of the . two tat Lo:teiles he contracted for with Goveininent, be *rid :toward; of bO,IOO Tickets before the WWII WWI nand. The present Lottery cons'...ts of only 2^,000 Tickets, there re mere Capital Pout than in the last Lottery, and -be Sale convideratils 7,reater ; of cour,e, there * a fair prospect of 'inevy Ticket tieing sold before the Drawing eumazncts, which 1. hired Meini'sy, the 'Sib of next Month. The toot SO,OOOll. Pita , the law :t.,11001. silk, and the isst ter,notil. Prze, ever shared, we Mstaid st the above awes whereTiekets, Snares, and Chlifees, are sellirg in great satiety, and where al, outstanding Iris are paying in fell, without any d.,ilisction. ••• Pl/Vil)43S iu the country may be supplied, by sending their order:, poet or carriage pa:ii, accornuatiiren with good Mils, bank notes„ ce,h, or post office of de: a. THE tHwEits!HENT. ITATE LOTTLAY Commences Drawing IStli of next Month 10,00h1. for the First Dawn Ticket ; Eve-y other Pose afloat, thom $l,OOOl. to 201. THIS Plan plates all who purchase before the I Drawing begins, to 4coal term- ;an advantage that has not been infered to the public fur many yews past. Only Twenty Thousand Tickets; And the Scheme contains • 3 Prises of 20.0001 10,f 001. 3 5,0001. 1,000 ac. &c. No !hire lein than Tinny Pounds. The Pahl.: will observe, that Sum Lottery PO2Ol yr* paid is stec...e nooner4 20,0001 for a IMMO. Fuse; w. in pillar:ion bar over, other Prise. Toeless and Sh...es an. nn Salem all the Licens-dLottety 011kos ; and by their Agents. MORE CAPITAL MMES. Aced Five Timuiand lets Tickets than lag Suits Lottery. The rust-rhawit Ticket entitled in Ten THOUSAND Pt/tit:DS; All uthur Cakital l'nees aro M e as. PURCHASERS of TICKETS and WARES A *IR pan the opporturfily of obtanting atl the Capital Pouf". im.bwiled they purehlie before the Dra•ine etnnmacrees •well will been the nth of Ofteber neat Scheme latitasto (Anal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND P(IUNI) PRIZES, TIN ViIIOURAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZE'.. be. be. I'. (anon I.l.llllttel of doubt. the ►:umber of Tickets. t0p..0 Tickets Out ) , and N" whet State tomery to be UtaMn tins Year. SCHEME. Value of each. Dir. of rt /ZVI. Tn , al Value. _ ....-- :1 10,000 3 SI 11 10 40 4,100 —.---• ' O .OOO Tickets • LlOO,OOO Vscittit and Shares ate en Sale at every Letter y talles.• l'irket 11. if Qinner .. . 5 2 0 Snatch!' .... • I 6 0 _._ \lf H EN'sCONCENTfI A TED LA VEI4 f)ER-VINEGAR .Nitt;sits. , vARIIEN and CO. having received 11 fie•prent romplaints of Aromatic Vmegar ur gener.l, rd and brought to the highest degree of perfection, tie article. The tr:J.avendet is universally allowed to be the mod sibeitiil'c and refreshing of all flowers; the LAVENDER, VINEGAR, n theictere btrosigly rscontruended to ihe het telly 11/ the most agreeable pertums: to s versons in health, bit alio, r wo dertiolly refreshing to those labouring under 'shoes,' oaf any kind ; and particularly where the disease is of n't 'mune, as not to admit of the windows being kept open • 4i.y length of tame; as it not only putiFe,„ cortlp•tel!, ILe air of tin chamber, but diffuses a delightful and must re. ti!Wie perfume through the e-hole of the apartment. As wo C , .. ""de Can alts O.: CONCENTRATED LAVENDER , •lAlt, it is panic lady rrlotamerded In all pccsual • Eur..ign .a: t. . .. best preren - ava tnketinn and • its acrd Shres, at a useful and beneficial sal. and Rea.% rmlv by the Promieton, Messrs Perfumer', at their original Warehouse, the • • •^, , p W.sel-Vreet, Chvapvtde; where War. •elr waren of Roses is made and sold a anal. with "'n c•ther aniek of t Vista and Foreign rinfuincry, Of the 1 14 trudhy. • 1 - 1 1 - r • _Th4ll; r w w,44.1 13 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, .406. ' ARMY cc)m.ne ACT. COMMISSARY GENERAt.'S OFFICE, Gower ficoane-st as.as, LAM SiPT. *6, UPI. is7as beach', given to alif P frjOrt, desirous of cootrothoo t,r s4pplit BIEAD to 11,a Malys 's% Latta Forces in the f.:.s.hty of 11.ilksti, That the deltsvi , s are 'to commence on and for the Ent day of next ; That Proposals in Wrests( up and masked Tender rer hot,,d) vr , ll be teceivedet this Unite, on or below tisk: bits Oa. ef the >a d month of Oftaher ; bet none will be rerei:ed after 11 o'clock on that slay, aid sent by Post, the Ptyt..ige most be s The Propos.h, nitht contain the nausea of two sufLoent Sure ti,-n, with Own' places of residericc:and no Tender will be noticed, ustl.ho the Picts shall be es prysel its words at length. Particulars of Inc Contract !slyly* had upon aps.lteatton at OffiCe, between the hours of sets and four. VICTIJATititioatiFFICE, a Sae T 21 $8 6. HE COMMISSIONERS for Prflentlirg Rio T diak.le . * Mrs.), ato hereby gire . 'lVat,er, that on - 71 , E.5. DAY, the alk 4.etrnq tkait vidt lir resell' to set-eine Terrde4 Orde.i sr). a nd treat far ONE HUNDRED TONS of NIUSCOVALKY SUGAR, to be answerable to Sara lief, to 1s yofv.hwes ieeik toe feudal, te be iietivered in the p a i t i a a p ac k 4gx ,„ ta to e'.e V scenalf org Stores ' at Deptford, on ..Peoltaithini'll goo ha Welt Taleryilwr wort Asa Ting boa 1,..r Week, fr..* Oat User the C.aiiitrias ; and to he paid for by pilyl6l4 uur. hot fro at, Ni.ety Days offer Dote. The Ceruluiara• of the Contract may be Ken at the becretaris ( *e. No eeporti r ill tia had to soy Tinder in which the Price ,hail not lie sairrteO an retied, at kook, eir akat Shan not Ire det.vered to the Beene before One iambs an Alveoli Tursdaa the 30th botteat, we sail the Porgy air "An the Tender, or tome Pcesmesabis WO. ettaadioriessw Ors tatted for. Aitims Fi.e awd London, &premier 23,1806 • THE DIRF.CTORS of the ALBION FIRE owl LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY beg lase to To. Brad ferrous mitred with the Cmspaay, whose ?mires expire at Alo haelmas twit, that their l'aameats rho dd be wade, torthirt.4l . - tern day , /ram that period, at the O'/tee, is Choiro•Atity. Coettititl, or to sonar OM, ly . the Company's ilesitietats i* the Catenary Tho eromormants adopted by the Albion Cosorihno, both with respael 6 bow sorts treat Fire, and bn Lives, will ix') mood hrshly worthy ry . Pso&n. attention. 4, , ,0 , g Whir cultootes it milt eppenr, by the Coaspatty's Pro pouts, Me no Omer to ' made for !oboes, or biti.irseatents I-- that a large sari assprerstiettreti Cawatiszion is sewed es life isustraare;—'hat Lye I , I4IITIOVCS are iv* attended with 0(1111411011 fee, ~or with oil rroporaibilit,, ..0 the p .rt the permit intsiring, to snake runt the Nur , of ahem: and that a enowlerable fledge tim is mole two the Pro:ohms or Fire lassranew nut of London, whether fleeted at the Company's principal Of.ce, or wth way if. Croat" iiesideati. iliteradottwo, early, from Mule to Foot.. Ito Order at the iinargi, WARNER P; IMPS. See. BILLS DISCOUNTED. HANKER S' Acceptances, Merchants Bills, Nob:c•siews And Gentleniert'sß.ll4, Bills horn the Coun try, Ent and Weot 1 , 1"13 Boil., Tradesmen's HIP>, at short sr tong rt.:tea. discounted, arid Palmies odsAncod by annuity, or on owe othar security. Th..se edo. Itsve money, may lay it out to advaotai;e At theseriffices. ,App y or address (pert paid) to the liiiectors of the D.oriaant °dices, No. 11, Margoott.ttoset, CicenJish - squarca * or at n No 9, SA.lng.lai.e, 800-lane, Cheap side. ST. AC& BISHOPBOATE-S EREET wrniati. To.tertitettmirs,sie TBll tieg*A4 NEW BUILDIN6 (in desir able a us t , a ta o u 1.4 11,Scrimuss, &e. befog contiguous to the Rotas-E\ clutuge. Beak, S.n..th Sea House, lod.a House, Fuei.e.:CHßec, Ire ) is in so furwani a a:to, that several of the HOUSES :Ire now 11.1 BE Ltrr, and may be emotes) oa irorneri4telt Pa Pa.tbeulars, inquire of Mc. R..per, No. bt, Rishopsgate Within ; or of Nl,sra. Schuuhug sad Co. No. 44, iSasuop,gate e("llE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY I and M iiiva;uable Composition, with Maths item Whew, prodin4es the tweet brilliant let hlack ever beheld, aSarde peculiar noutithinent to the leather, will ens aoil the hnest line., is perawa;y free from our unpleasant until, and will retaia ita virtue , in any climate!. Sold, %Vhote s,,l•l by Day it.d M.irtin, at the Manufactory, No. 97, Itch ;lather:v. by.F. Day, No. 1, Taviwock-ereet W. Diy, 6), Soal:ow.street ; Awtel, No. 1, Finch-lane; the linnet; al Bmitetakera, Perfumes, an•l •Utltuen, in the Metro.- and in oval Tnwn throuKho.ut the United Kingdom, in some betties, view lc 6d. 'La. WINUSUK FOREST. • rr HE Commissioners, authorised by His Ma i jesty'• Co imitation, to cory into execution an Act passed in the last Sessiois of Pathaineht, iutituleJ, " Ito Act for in. quiring into the sute of Wmd , ir rOreet, in the County of Berk., led for ascertaining the If iumtasi s of the said Vore,t, and of the Lands of the Crown, within the same," Do here,' give Notice, that they intend to meet on WEDNESDAY, the first day of OCTOISER next, at twelya of the cluck at noon, at to ist of J. hn I.voier, known by the name of Sonninghill Wel ,in the pen•hot Sunninghill, in the Cuunly of Berko, (instead of Wodno,day, the twont,-hiurth day of September instant, as before appointed,' fur the purpose of car rying the tail Act into caseation; an I that Clay will, at ten oft •e clock pieciudy, in the fotenonn of the following day, Coillillents: the pr ambulation of the B.aUndati ., ll of ri l e said Tor:-t, beginning at the I'm known be the tune of the lied Lion Inn, or Public I lease, situate al or near Shrubs in the parish t Wiaithar, iu the sad County of Berks, and priier.dinz we•t-rly dies. ; and that perambu -Ist ion will be colitiouvd Not to day •of which all Verson* iiter•sted ryquutid to take notice dated this tenth day of Screakintr, oast thnneandeight hundred and six. $y Order of itie Commissioners, JUIIN NECK kit, Se•retary. _ . WHIDStHI YORF.ST. WHEBEA.B, by an Aft passed in the last Set , sims tit farliainent, intnaslo I. " An Act for inquiring into Ilse auto of Wilid-ir Forest, in the County of IlKsba. and (or as-oat:nine toe boundaries of the said Forest, and of the Lands al the Cro•ii, wOhia she same ;" it Iv (ant stir* other things) *nailed, " Yhat an rertnna, and neatli , lCori.o. rate and Pad* c, who shall bane ase elaLe• M eaten, any rights or privileges tn„ thros•gh, or over the said Forest, or any part thereof, shalt d,liver. nr Cattle w taa I:liven's!, to the said Ceinmisitoners, ur one of them, at some one of owl' Mart. inpja the said Cornsaistoners shall appoint fur that put pose , an dibronin is writing ef all atiehaelaimv, ugh's, tit privilege', and the nature avid extent thereof 1 an I est.,' person who shall not deliver in such Chum. nr claim, such it;htaaiiel Saris degn, w.thin such vette,' as afereiod, shall he barred and excl....tall from all mash clas., eight., and privileges whatever." Notice is Ili-relate notch, 044 That, in pursuance of the provisions el the aid AN, tie Cowineieoinnees wilt rases at the Louse or Juba Lamer. known by the Mow of Sunninghill WOW, in the yeaoh of SintrilughiP, in the c tit of !teas, on THURSDAY, the ninth day of (IC neat. at twelve of the clock it n , on pfecisrle, M, retene on &Mount in venting of all such Oat 31v, sights, vied oriel:eggs, spectfi,tl in the claws. abIVII-Mentioned. av dint. natio, and extent thereof; an 1 that the Commissioneis will then plocool to this investigativii of the ' sa - ss, sad all person. who shall inat Achy!: suds 1 , 4-Count., is vr:tisg, to the said Comtniwionets, at the none anti place /awe- Sale, wi!i be haired situ excluded irois‘ all such claim., tights sn4 pf I vil. t 4 Inv Hiller of rii- Window, Seirt. 13, 106. JOHN SECKER, scidary. ITO THE AND NDEPFI OF THE CITY OF WES r. "e„.FNTLEMEn—Since my first v • I had the honour of making to y such wariu assurances of support from Electors, snit t,siticularly from the very • tout Meeting which was holden this e that I present myself to you again with of sec. me. The kind dedications which base been consider La, flattering testiourntet that the mules on whichl hive claimed your support, you ; u l na. those I test all my pretensions mance ; and, :r you hire so far done me ; you have given to my professio' its, I meet . to do justice to yourselves, by maintaining generous. cis:talons With every exerSao that'can give therm stied. I hare the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, Northumberland House, Sept. 23, 1806. PERCY Leadiedisall. Boobyßom 'Art publi JAMES DA WS()N, aged 24..—.. At the age of I he was admitted a patient at the Dispen,ary, No. 15, Soho square, after' beisg discharged from St. Bartholomew's and St. Thomas', Hospitals He had two abscesses, one in the 'laird near the pit of his neck, and another in tire gland under his arm, which together bowed Jill head en lin breast in walking. These it wa.: thought would prnre fatal to lira, and yet all the other glands in the neck were diseased. Two years of seven this apprenticeship) he was linable to forme his employment. On first taking SPILSPURY's PATENT A NI'ISCORBUTIC DRuPS. he mended, and in four years he became wail t and though since eaposed to cold and wet on volunteer duty, be has escaped a retuin of his disease. Be careful, in purchasing this Medicine, that the words "By the King. ,tent" are ex- pressed at length on time bottle, bill of direCtions, awl outside wrapper, and that the Stamp (the King's duty) is printed in black instead of red ink. Witness, WILLIAM TYSON, 181, Tooloy-street. This Medicine is sold in bottles of Ss. 6s. 10s. and N. 29. duty included, at the Disprivisry, No. IS, Sohoequare, Lon dun ; and by most respettibM atoms in town and country. By Gabe , ale et ?EDI THE LAST NEW hOVELS. THE following superior and popular NOVELS have been published is the preeentseeson, by RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Nridgeetreet, Blackfriar• • they say be had of ell bookseller., and stall circulating libr.ries : 1. FLEETWOOD; or, The NEW MAN 44 FEELING. By William Goodwin. 3 vols. 13s. 6d. boards. I. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. Ity Henry Seidel's. vols. 13e. 6d. townie. 3. The MAID, WIFE, end WIDOW. By Henry Sid done, of thii Theatre-royal, Drury lane. 3 vols. 13a. 6d. boaris. 4. The WILD IRISH GIRL. By Miss Owenson. 3 vols. 13s. 6d. board*. 5 The WINTER in LONDON. The Fifth Edition By T. S Star, 3 yols. 13s. 6d. boards. 6 FEROLNAND FI TZ-ORMOND. By Mn. Temple. 5 re's 21s bouts. 7. The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC. By Miss Owe/ma. 4 vole lie. boards. 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