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Bo G e n tl y Pahlished be asseeph Butterworth staid Soil, Law' leap to that entilsenee, over the intermediate ground, which: a "The natural civility of an amiable habit in bothof th ' - r'''' l cll. ) 4. Venerahle SOVEREIGN, the PROPRIETORS and !ISO' ' • o te. reuel s, 43, Fleet-street ; and may lee Ilea of John Cooke, . . , a , is a valley better unseen, for it is very tame. The lodges are appeared in two little traits .of it, and which I may as well . 1 ' ' eCei l • .• •• ' ''''''nl Quay, Dublin. SIJBSCRIBEISS are respectfully informed, that the 1... C- - I. e quite new, and in Mr. %1 7 yatt's best manner. A second gate . delineate bare, because they occurred at the table and wear, at, , Tuß.r.s advertised tuvaimartence on the Slit and lith Instant, 5 I' ,:?:- 2 .l n a u .,,`".Yelinn, price 4s. in hoards, the Sixth Fa'ition of dew open to nit' ; it' separates the house-garden froth: there at present, my reader and I. l'''' . to ti a , . .s eft AL cATA LOGUE of LAW BOOKS met ed cer are ,POSTPONED until Ewan Eit ',Niftier:. lawn of entrance. The head gardener made his appearance, " Louis XVIII. was upon the to is ; and Madame, limo. 4 '4 fl g ll' ~..,: F ire l t c .s e: r t e e ‘ :t t •tit "rime. By Joseph Bales - worth and Son, 4e, I ' ' KNIGHT SPEN I OEII, Secretary. • 1 , • in his best clotho, bowed, rang his hell to the !liaise, and . licited by air; desired one of her attendants to ask her'enatid ' . withdrew. P r'. • '-:,•,fx - . ii. .. • for his Nlajesty's portrait in miniature. The Duke, instead . ' [idol' . 'a• ' ": Ir , Two Voliintee, Royal Octavo, Price al. 94., hoards, ~ A eve..... r i -l tiF e OBS.ERVER of SUNDAY trill contain o ildY : „.., ( . 4 . ~., ,•- 1 t•-!kl of the SHIPPING and NAVIGATION 1...0 ,- "; E Feu, lakicnctitA it , : of the IeACI' lI.I.NF;eS and " When I arrivedat the Palace door, my heart went pa. a- of discouraging this alert 'ea•alanterie, in good humour improv- r , .„,..,. ~-. sit , s BittrAlN• anti a the 1.,,w, rd,,ti , et o M ers a,,, n t DE esair o f nit i (;raei‘ots Severeign KING GEOItGE the pat. The underwriters would not bare insured my life et ea upon - it, by shying, ' Let her give him poor Louis Seize. -. 3 ; e'''' . ,-..%,. 1 : 1 &', and Seamen, and Maritime Contract* • In'abree Parts. Tifi ltD , - t• al ,** and P 'laical Reel ey of Isis %flies seven minutes' purchase, unleas tempted by a most itiordi: ) alai his Queen at- the seine time. It was accomplished. • e': c l f il f r i.. • .•,:: , i,•, p i s l '!: il Si s ' i l . l. ,. l- 1y ... and 14avviis;itirite Lowy. 2 7 9f _l‘ ! e r ta ef . i , an . t ty's ,w e ian7 ' fi n „.„ - ,,.,:, " , ' ,:, ti th e D s ocumente, alt ‘ ' inter - es - ting ' Be ; e's. •sa at add, d, a ' ....k.i• ,• Of Maritime Cont r acts. Ica t ► m- 11 curd far preeetvatrue anti future rater tree. •• tiate prtotiunt ;am aspen leaf in a high wind stood better upon ".'They accidentally mentioned . the famous Dursiourier. ..' frl. 111 pi, ,,)," 0, ti t 1 „ 1,,,c., p, Appendix. of - Asa% of Parlialueata Form*, eicc._____ its legs than I stood upon thine; iiideed lam not stir e.it was , said that I loved seine , those whom I admired unseen, sspo Ai - Ili 3 b . t: .: rist er ut .. l . ov, l:tulkw . /ha, of the Middle Tetuple, Esq, B ar - t . Bus - rs (4• HIS r. • • A 11. MAJESTY; -- • - not upon my bead instead of my legs. I invoked all the report alone, and in the Mind's view. ' 13tst I shall never eve l'•••re• ['jai; • i,,4..,,. .. IL 111. . rip GREENSILL, 460. sTRA X I), tespect fully . . .., Saints of Impatience to befriend me. .But think of little rue! Duntourier,' said I, ' for he is the Lord knows where (and 1, n6 l ' St,§ Rs--"Yal Octavo. price ts. Vol, 1. Part 111. of . 11- • offers to the INSPECTION of the Notelity and Gett • - r „ i ,. • r l , il l „ t( .l - ilt I - \ of C.AseS ARGUED and- DETERNIINED in try a great variety tif aus IN of his Late MAJESTY, of the attended by six Not moil three of aside; and received at the cannot run after him) upon the Coetinent." Not Ile,' sale, el:r l' , ree Bialy - ',' ,l - I .' et ( Oat M')\ pLE : \": and in oilier' Court., 'et most esteemed Lateness, and of all sizes. Also of his Pre- bead of this guard by the house steward l a venensble French- the Dui; e, 'htis in fins very island, and he often dines ,Kir.. It s to" (. J. , : 8,,,,, d , ," 1 4s Term,' (iott, Gen, 111, ista. sly 's'aillieni a. sera ALk.TESTY, and a very Large Collection of Callers, twirl of the old Gent, and ,)f the last age, who had very us here.' I Inoketl, but said nothing; my look was heard *, ,s• - . Is e v , 'l , , of Lincoln's Lin sui t P. Bingham, of the Middle i bath ancient and wader»; aint* every article manufactured at uter, lieges. Barristers 2 . 1 ~ e ~. a.,.,. is aa T..ai. . ..tLays.. . - Bronze , much the appearance of a Cattinet alieister. Ile conducted Madame aeked the Duke (for it is a word and a blow with' ;< see4' 4 . ,e, tile r emait 4 " ltePOlts are in coutinuetion of air. Tauntim'e, - me with more Solemnity than !wished lip stairs into my her), if it could not be managed. ' Nothing more . practicable,' a • . 3.: wer of wh ose R e perts will seteedily, be published BRITISH PAINI.' MANCIFACTORY. elci lL a : IV. toilet-room ;at the door of it. stood the Duke's valet, who said he. 'lf the Judge wilr but throw down his glove, in the W. o ' C' •• An A.,,. In lineal Octavo aice 9s (Main hoards if T ['ION, Rm.! CO. 62, QUEEN-STREET, ii is!' ' t . ttyp ‘ a ": 4 ALY•yja a .P.. •-• ' a • '• • took charge of me into the room, bowed, and retired. In this fair spirit of chivalry, Durnourier shall piek it up.' - as „ -• Ote p a i, u. sAl s ineeas lED INDisaa to the following 4 4_,a CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. Cheep, Durable, and a . apartment I fitund my ()wit servant. " The set rants, though I could not reconcile myself to the h.' e fOr e ,, 11 s rq , en -_ i ii . , :. •Qt_tiTy :---Anstruther—liall and Beattie— l iiipene ti a bl e (s a i n t s. ; ''' ) •fl...`;',' I : :"vrest-__ \l 4l ' se Ceeper—Catx , --Danieli--Dici,ens —Eden— per Cwt. per Cwt " The exterior of the house was, an elegant, and a chaste, number of them,' were models of attention, of prosperity, ..- 1 , ti e . le a afsey-se„;,. e a : i eek —Merivale—price—Rese—achealee . and. Invisible Green • . 40s Black 56e . . as well as a princely air. You can see ' Wyatt feeit,' upon and of respect • ; their eyes seemed as if they bad been made 4 " " ~.. i i ; kS. 'anti ' I '!"11......V eSe Y. jug. —afeney and Beatnee— •l}; , : • Olive Greeta 4 ee e White • r 46s '' '''' so . ' ••• H :"f • ' Ant ece d en t Reports, set far, as the y afford Fine deep Green iiee" •'' • ' ( eetaer• i , 4'l 112 s Yellow . acs every part of the effect, But the exterior struck me infinitely may fur us ; their apparel gave the impression of clothes g, to , , ..,„. ~,,,,,,,i „ ,4. ~ ,,,c,,,,,,s.:,withTAlei of Titles, Retereece, - Dark Red . 26s I Slate and •Lcacl Colours 48s more, even in this bird's-eye view of it. I was all astisni3li- perfectly new ; the hair was uncomtuanly well-dressed and s r 4 t t .„,.., Which - l ' t ea , es• Pert I. contateing Title " Bank, aria," Bright Red . 36e I Prepared Oil to thin for air'- Ai li,,,,.. a e t l lttl)r , eit ends all the Cases upon the, subject, as weil (Stsimulate ' 40s use . per Gall. 4s 6d ment; but it was accompanied with dismay at the awful powdered. Thereby hangs a tale which I cannot hates .' . • ...: ... • lie lii i „,;"i as '" Equity.. By Anthony Hatinntsed, Esq. of Stone Colour 4tis . . /li e f' , e . ; .. delsii s e ed , 1 en `Ple. The Remainder of this Work 'wilt be Linseed Oil, Turpentine, mid Odours of Every Description. ii silence which reigned, as well as at the unexampled brilliancy better opportunity of reporting; I bad it from the best au- 4 .5:a% 4 • vastl y , of all the colours. There was not oese speck to be seen. I thorny, that of my own servant, who had it trom the sue- ,'•.• ' , sf 1 ° '• ' 1 ' • si .a 'r v. • • wi th g s r e ea l : ai i:d tt :an a t r i e lge ve t r o y all t t a h a elt7;Y:o l' sc a s n ::f i t i t ' . a eftil he Pa a irtt p i l t i t e g d , would nut have sneezed for all. the King's dominions; every terrein of the 'establishment, which he had confidentially ex- - e 1 et' • •wo larg e NT, i linside and out, where a • hamisunie tin earntire duritbility - af e - ..A TREasei sa : u atcs, Royal Oetarn, price 31. ae. in boards+, ' . ' • - plored ; a hairdresser for all the livery servants constitutes cc . , 0, nii, ini 0 ,,, • • •on CRTNIES and 'aIISDENIEANOILS. By anti ecotenny, are considerations. For Park Palings. Out •• i 34 . , sea ... 4 „.. '""all Ittassell, .of Litteolti's Inn, Esq. 13arrister at Buildings, Stucco and !'luster Fronts. Iron and Wood Rail- portions, and furniture. laly dressing room,. in Mouth there one of the efficient characters its this dramatic arrange , ing, and Shipping pitrpoees, they are peculiarly adapted, as was an excellent fire, attached itself tot he bed-chaniber, and meat. At a certain hour every Male servant appears bean, ~ • e•. h•• VI. ' they resist ibeefeets of Weather in an antteual degree, and was laid open to it by a folding door. These are the Regent's the Duke, to show himself perfectly well-dressed and clean ''': . i i* ~- ,2 ,- tt f? l , - 6 , :aat, l ,oetavo,p r i ec 9s. 6d. sewed, Vol. 3. Pill tI. of are a eure for the Worm ana 'au Rut . 'They also corer a stir- a. der - a' tile It l' of •CASES meGuED and , DE • I •E aaaaNED in face nearly twice as great as other Paints, and may be ap- territories, whenever he is at castl e Hill. My toilette was Besides this ' law or the Medes,' every man has a night • l' . an, as'a s ash C 41 of KING'S BENCH, on elichitelmas 'Perin, 'stied with little trouble, requiring only to be thinned with Liseeci or prepared Oil. a peindre, and there was nut any thing omitted which to fill, so that he is never unoccupied, except at his nteals„ i , r, , l eo. 111 181 9. l,) , . . Vritil .: ,it, iii ii, Ps ). . . 9. Richard V. Bartiewalf, of Lincoln's could make a youthful Adonis out of an old hermit —but in some duty or another, and is amenable to a sadden visa * a• : s ,I, ' ti• I , lrrlSter at Law, and Edward H. Alderson, of the a s sa Refined Coal - Tar Brown eos. per cwt. Varnish, &e. &e. , tiler ' ' ' 0,- , ~, .. ~i - i I r ripl h e, Esq. Barriet e rat Law : ,•_ . the mirror Was honest, and youth is no birth of alt. A. pro- into the bargain. I can assure you the result is, that in tbit• aa„.. _ b i t, 4,,f, , !kb, , h e a or e Itenorts are in continuation of those pub- . . ', ik ~!,.• * wk " by Mt•ssrs. •.latile end Selwallt t e e aom pl e ii iii , „f , FOR the TOOTH A.C1.16-, awl Beautifying pus to the mirror, in t th e dazzling variety of loukingeglass, I complicated mitelline of souls and bodies, the genies of often it• U ) , A i;!••,:t - f t " Reports, from Trinity Term, 56th Gee. 111. to Trinity the Teeth and Gums. Patronised by her Royal Highs. was more than usually asham e d of the dumpling fi gure it p ee . tion, of cleanliness, and of smart appearance, is the order 0 •• it i) 1 4 !•,..,,- ""i with Geo. 111. will he published shortly. ' • - • ness the llncliese Di York,. his iixceilettcy site Otter of Sian seated befere me at every turn ; I et'en thought it was a the daY• si , n a .te. to i i aa 'VII. ' Carlos, - the Spaniel) Ambassador, and most of the No- 1 at ie ;a' $ A „. In Royal Octavo price 11.55. in boards, bility. . family resemblance to that of Sancho, in Barralaria, when I " When the Duke took me the next morning to his Mashes ' , ems les . e,t. , ft ~.' ,• 1R E Ails E tin the ',Ai? .of EVIDENCafa. Ely S . M ._ ROWLAND'S A LSANA ExTnAcT ; was better actinaiuted (by this force upon rue) with my own of the Horse,. instead of dirty eoachasen or grooms, th ey we, , ,„V , 110 51 . * *Zt v , i ' l l'ilbs, Y.:sq. of the Inner Tesapie, Barrister at La The ' Or, Abyssinian Sped& for the Teeth and Gums, 'The pro- . Ito ! 1- ere uurth Edition, with considerstale additions'. 4 w. parties eathis.Speciae are wonderful ; it immediately relieves exterior. My , servant (who is in general cavalier, keeps me all as treat as if they never bad any thing to do, or as if the: , l iit s e 0 5 i'!': a t • VIII_ the most violent 'Tooth Ache, a n d by continual use presents in order, and gives nit only two or three jerks with his cuush), were going to Church its stale. Jo Oct;Iro price las. in hoarde, that disorder; cleanses the menals, and entirely erasliestaes " 'The male servants meet in their ball, at an unvaried 1 1 .5011 ; ' , l -..F. A, .PRACTICAL TEE:I'IISE, on the SETTLING of EVI all complaints that it is subject to; preveuts holluw teeth half scared et the new and the imperial honours of his little w ere toll 4 •NC:E for TRIALS at NISI PII.IUS, alai on the P 7 ""vi"X pain, r emoves the tartar frani the teeth, and prevents master, waited upon-toe with more deference, and with leave hour, and found . this apartment, as in a convent, are tail 14 '4 ' • eat 7 . : '10•,, hi Atranaing the rieceiery Proof's. B}• h ada Espai 7 t l: t a , „ r , ir o 'g r citeirfurthe - te decay ; fastens those that are , loose, residers the assiduity than I had ever :nal Lid its him before. He celled recesses or cells, with not only beds in th em for each, but -- 4 'i " I .") S- lull: Es Barrister at Lass. ,:i beauty ; 'cleanses the sentey a fritet the gums, eradicates gu ns - me once or twice. My Lord, as upon the circuit, a n d I h a lf every accommodation as well as implemerit for their ayparel. , A , ', i s : ~..3 . . 714 ix.. ~n t'' In octavo price lac eal • in b o rd hilt's. &c.: strengthens, baiaas. 11 ):Iltes the gums perfectly expected that be would say, Your Royal fligatiese. The Yet all this absolute monarchy of system is consistent with • - An Fsa ay ~ ' e. -.- • .." ". • . a .s , - - sound, and girtisatteni a beautiful healthy appearance. It is • ' qfi ce i ,i..•. =ca ef LI sa ; a a . ~': " ( l l ) °6 l l i aai i i i . i l t ' ;'l „ , ' '', lll i ' c i i i ti t ' :. '‘' 1-. E, d i a II" a COURTS' extremely refi'esl - leg to the ruOtitl, after fevers; imearts to the Farah, of the male Grace had scarce hegua its hell' to the most obliging manner to the servants on Isis 'parts which I 1, 0 ara tee cy at a at _ i itt ..„ • , is <salts' met the eonspe- br ea th a beautifill fragrance. The Pro p rietors wartaint the smile V e nus personated by me, before a gentle tap at the' attested more than once; and with attachment as eaell as Ito- ' l4 J,. , 4. , Le .. 0,, ,.. . a el% assess, tl,e, legal titl e to British Slaps, logredieate of this E \ - 1':; \CT to be perfectly innocent and door alarmed .us both. We opened upon a messenger,. merge to him, ,attested by the hermit's inquisitor and spy 44.,.•:' lc , - i r n( t , a ‘ " ,l consitetiao a a Ship'e Pones'. and the Evi- frte fro m Acid; and contain,: those ine.tintable properties, y io, J,m o o ch !,,, which ~' , , ,T e t , , , ,-,t ~ ,h. , ; 31 ) a ea r i e ly tit' N , Littic,ll - Stibjectt • that if eenstantly used, will 'reeler the teeth and gums sound wbo told use in French that his • Royal Highness was who gave ale Ibis IRA(' of his comments ; I Mean, of sous se, aip s• ,• -,,;,' a sear e a aa , tit ' t, i I :, a 62aasary of Sea 't mots, which frequeotly an d b e t s istits i a and free from gin at the latest periud of life. a ... ~ s; a L aw, "a i th"gs• BY F. M. Vilo. Heyt'nnysuu,kisq.: Its ethcacions yirtarsittaese been proved far years, and sane- ' e 5 a's Barrist .• t L dressing, but would soon do hi mse lf the honour of taa- , ass , awiasereant. If , e sa • , , tinned by the opinion. et . meet of the eminent Physicists-Is. ing me by the hand. Opening by accident one of the " The next morning I could not believe my own sight. It ~ zl., ,I s r a e s ... ~.. a . X. •Price 2s. 9d.: 4 r. ari a -and los. aa, p er b o ttl e , with Das e rta- doors in the bedschamirer, painted with tra.illage, in green was like a vision before me, in the eeryinoon itself. I rose i ll t I .. )i _ 7 , L. fete • \at:miles Octavo, price. 11 4s ' • boar ds , the C het -, se adi t a, • wi „ , ' a n very coneiderable Adnitions of - • 4 1 e ;1 a , 4 6 6 . . The pp .„' Sold Witelesitle w nti lla:tail, by the sole Proprietors,A.Row• and gold, I discovered, Lt• an adjoining closet, a run- seven. The lawn before me, surrounded I;) , an aoTilitileatrt ji• •, 1 / 4 ,1;: j . , ~ • of the ~v. . „.1, 1,4, to . , c O AC ,A. i ti : , ( , .; isailded, HIGal COUpT of (MAN . -, land and ,S"", No. 1) carnet of KirbY'stratt , first turiiiiig• tang stream and a fountain. I began to think I was in •Of plantation, was covered by leaves, far they will fall ere:. 1 a Collection % if .the Forms of on the rielita 1 .- fatten-garden, Holhore, London ; and, by ' e ..11 - •liS , "eeetlings in that Court. 13v John Newland, of the Inner appointment,, by all I'm - Rimers a nd Medicine. Venders. the Elysian Gelds. The bed was only to be ascended by ain a garden of state. The head gardener made his appear a a ja r ;v ., . -two, 1,. 40 6 i.. , , , -sq. Bareister at Law. ladder of steps, and they were dressed in fostered veleet• ance, and with lain flee or six inen, who were under his wing _ Observe the Signature, A. ataWLAND and SON. a lte a St .. e. i XI . . e ital :e." ';;;,--`, • . 11 1. ',`", 0 N:oluthes Royal Octaves, price 21. 12s , arl. in boards ' - There sea s a t o pi ca l cold bath, and at night hot water for toy In much less than a quarter of an hour every death leaf disap . 4 ~-. . tht . Second Edition, wills enttsiderahle Aelditions, of ' feet, if they should happen to wish for it. Pen, ink, and to heal. the 0 Feared ; and the turf became a carpet, after niowing, ails! s ' Vitt • aa'• ' A IfiriEsT of the BANKRUPT LkWS, with Precedents JOSEPA WEa•aEL'S JESUIrTS -DROPS. Paper of all descriptions, made . aat e s; ! i . n'‘l r• .!! ;:•i' . • i '• afitlers :of th •CI • • 4 .IN 11i,,, .'il Ai EsTY'S NAVY thine DROPS Luce to me ; books of amuse-, after l .,A a ft s c u r c t e b e i s s si4u is o o t d . r e ol w lers a ,.. e i r t o o n g a o lld ba s c t k o , ile i . nd are a ea, ,„ aaaa . 1 l‘incellars in . Bankruptcy. By Beal ' have for near 100 Yeart past maintained their Charac- , M P- ' ‘.4"-t• ef th a "' Of thatY •s Inn-square, Ilarrister at Law ' 1.0.A3 i, specific '' the Scurve • Gravel, Il o • S - sr a P le • ste ; e Commiseituters of Bankrupts. ' , and our- ff.k. >, -I ps),, arangu: ) nt were dispersed upon the tables, like natural flitwers. treble again. A very little after dinner aladarne tan i li,.t•• flew to the door. and was in time for it, with a iiiiimet step. se On' • ' • Weilsr:t ss and Oastrisetions in th e Urinary passage, and Ge- I was in my shit, when his Loyal Hi • In 2 V I el - • , i. ,. , ~, e , , , , A , s ,_ . ;es. -ctstvo, price 11. 6s hoards iteralaDabilits;• but particularly fertheir ebsoluteand speedy . Highness knocked at n'Y not tutprietistal, oresitrebearrd its the 111elbourne woods, ,t e t , . uoor, N o t waiting for my answer, be opened the door him- the Fawns and the Satyrs there; but whether such an assi = • '' ll4'. ';', t., , , ,,,,, tit :- : ' , Ake , EST • (...1 th e LAW of PA RTNEitSIIIP, ' %tith a Col- cure of the Venereal Disease: IVEeSEL'S JESUITS PRO' '''' ' duitv was etiquette sir vulgar, is too deep Iota; fathomed best, . tOS C ; . ',,', e,„ 0 1 the lessee decided in th C' '•I L• • s • • •a•• •• • - • ~ aa • self, and gave me a shalie of the hand with his Royal fist, as a • ti th at sows _ _ e nuns 41 .111 , end Equity and SPEC/ aIC RI...MEDI, are rite may safe and expe i asses liumlile a conjecture as mine. In a very:little time the Slllil- 10 , ,:r . ,..,: i: , lAr t i ster at..c l a e w et . • by Basri• Montagu, . Esq. of litay:s Inn, Cure, mid rare so -lettocent iis their nature as to require little so cordial, that one of my chalk-stone firigers,liad I possessed mo ns came fur coffee; and as before, he led the way, rem or no restraint. ductine me to ;twiner of the tipper apartments iii thy range •;V s ,,, - A xi, „ , , ~,,A . ,„. ~ uotieciluo. price la Is. In boards, .4 : "I . T he In i Vttlu ma s D , • • . , , • 'lle grea object to he attended to is, that Patients and • them, wou Id hare begged him, if he had not been the son of beforedescribed, aria which, as it hip tened, W4S close. to sets - Purchasers shoilid be careful in leasing the true and online a Khlg, to be, rather less affecC-onate in that shape, I hurried b e d- c hati l a c r. 'They ware t, en to ' ea l eh other. But suchli " a P _ lt : 1,...; . i te atoa,.. al1(j ; o r the coUtta.' of KINGNS BeeNces ; ea :Preparation, ae eat unsafe, unsanctioned, and aangaraus ° '- i, s -a As. AUL:IONS 'teed Fa...C . tMENT. ' BY John Fre- cauntrrfeite attempted a: he foisted on public by abso- on my coat and waiatcoaat in his presente, and then he walked se •:• e • ':el Atclibold • thottalit of 5110W1t3.1. , 10 a ilerlait oft n the birds in the air.-- room was that bed chamber, as no Loves and . Graces . evei , a roll - ss, •' tea a' Earl , °f Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law, lute faleel s eeds, eras ( ) eameartue, that the Proprietors request b e f ore as into the Library. 'All the passages aid etairestee rl •• slis! , evei - y,pereltaser .to ask far JOSEPH %VESSEL'S JESUIPS It w:s Perfectly ra'gal, but Withouprejarlice to •...• very Cir. •": 'E a . were illuminated with lam • 'ps of different colours, just as aessiail an. • , , , , in , L ( a )( ;' , avat a tit s rica , I aft : b X oa a rd i s 4 , the Second Edition of r or ,t.a, .se„,e , , a , - r • ' 1 ttLA I the ' ' l '' I'AI • • DIV,)PS, and unless they have the•followina, words on the " In the moraine the Duke shamed me all his variety of ISE oat the LAW of PRINCIPAL a ,etatup, they are gross,iinpusitions :—" JOsr-VI - 1 WES'aElsa, 'if a masquerade was in , train. I began to think nane and , .'s , •, , ~ • • , - . •e. . - • ii . see et," , t title y ~t i , . . . . ~ . ant. ilorSes B and or eatioari•es. sae pointers wet a CLIrrIC eto me ce p ;:, : 4 4 . , , with ( . 0 , .• 6a 'at Paul's Church's ard " which his ala•est 'e Genus's :a i eretet, ce to afereata tie l•ransile- •'•• • • - ' ' j Y ' more of She in Shakespeare, and said, Tike kiln, to myself, a 1 bought that curtieile,' said be, ' twenty years aee; hivs aAlt l a , s e t a , itia ~ - asiderable Additions. BY Niel G ,•• a • astotiers - ,tare ordered to he engraved on every Stamp. All a s-1 f? _ ;', 41 / 4 " . ", Lbil. Il kirr i ster w . ,Law. • - °w ) 1 " '" l ''' ethers ere Leuntartaits. Ain I indeed a Lord V—This Library, fi tted up in the per- gavelled in tt all over . t he world; and it is firm on its ilxl.. te ee '• . ~es• • - Iliever was split front it hut, once. It was an Camases', near e a t 10 1 ~ ..; „ .z IV. . *** merchants, (laittailie, and Venders supplied on liberal ,feetion of taste, is the first room of a magnificent range, the Falls of Niaeara, over a concealed stump in a wood just 4Sa ss t A, it , •fes• A 1 , " _ ,In Roval Oct- • • Ti rocs. Price g.s. 91.1.—i is.—and.22e. per bottle. commanding at least a hundred feet. • All the contigtious clearrda ea a i a .. he ~,F,A. r im.: ~ au), price 18s. in boarde, • ' aetisl hy Sanger,' Oxford; Ward, Holborn ; Chandler, op- ' rite A Sii . , ~ " 'it: /lON et 1, 1.,' th t P RINCIPLES soli PRACTICE of positc the • paathe oti 3Oxf o ed-street; Emerson, .East.Sittithheal ; WWI/lents' in that suite were lighted up, mud were laid ot • 1. 4 ,11 e afterwards opened himself very much to me ,in de- M . ' Hu* tail, with liiiiel()Ures ill confidence, and po l lili6ll ones UM. :it r m e _i ~,, i. s ne p r,,fi, _ J},:!.'INIFINT riincl tile Resulting Adam Parse, Portsmouth •, Dense . ' lad Co. , and Gleneross, Ply- . o •' ~., ~tttii,,s , n . , s ' The Seaotief Etlitittia wi th colisielem able mow., Dock; Beast, . 4 Yarn l ion ' ett ; Fozer, Chathain; Prit ow ~, ,„ ass retet,t at i2we.olitt Ad a I nis, of Ihe Middle Teuiple, Esq. chara, Ihial; and by all BookeelLers at;tl dealers in Me- to this apartment. By a contrivance in the management of wale!' interested as iv.•ll as enlightened me eery mita, but the light, it seemed as if tbe distance bad no ends • You can as which, as a man of honour, I cannot reveal, even to yo'a lit. e ta is no gemester—be is no hutiteman—lte never gots to New• 44 1 i 5',,,,:.• hi R o - ' dieines. • yal have no con Cept i 0 It of the cost, of the beauty, ur of the magic. masitet ; but he loves riding upon th e road, a full swing trot . c ...p. ,, ,.• iOctan t , a . XV. •a I'' lese' ester II a , , - "They left indeed !sciatic! them painful and moralizing reflec- of nit° , wiles an "1". e l-• Th e / A ,.. witi l ~,, . • Is, in b oards, the Fifth Edition, , at e a ..e ,\,...:_. ~,; wo f LA „!viderahl e Additiutiir, of T I - 1 li. DU K U..', OF K ENl'. tans; butt I.was d;tzzled at the moment, and was Ilut. ouber " I ans eating to part. with bin) in my narrative; !Alt net -be e fore I have cimituanded you to love !situ fur his attar:mites of ~'-'_. '. ••,:.Z, ear '' , I euati ....—.,,, e m,... • enough to he in train foe them , his good fortune; and for his .freling 'attention te m e , I„ N i -1 , itigs F . ts at %%, ,'" 1. Fee, 'Fell:lists for Life, Tenatits fur . ila a' a, ; ' Laure l; N 1, , fleet at a ~. a . a , . h id. • as nomEsTic VIEW OF HIS LA•TE ROYAL HIGH- sr • the morning he asked me bow I ayes mounted, and before I k•ls fhe Duke, amongst other peculiarities of habit border __e. .. s. • add e d , an . ot pa Tes as Q . .', ' l ;'. l 4 e , o _'-"PY 0 ~. 1., ~ NESS' C.H.:RACTE R. , ' could answer him, ho-whispered (in a land of parenthesis • a an , istrees, a:a : ere. To winch . ‘ l i tt r . ~. i '.•l : ,' uf the A . liddl . e 4 l , ',. e ni u ,l i x qPreeeddoits. Ey a% 'Want Wutalfall, , ing Lyrist whin), also recommends the very chair on which mor e, e hapt, and spilt than pressed,) that he had for two The following specimen of minute blogranl v , ..ia.- e . e,Esii. Barrister at Law. ' l e ' von are to sit. I suppose it is a Regal usage. He opened months beet) putting ea little Circuit horse in train for my '''l _ l a •'• ...:.1 !q n , s' is extracted' from the same volume as furnished us ' ' ' • 0,;(! of him in Spring. It was a:pet, said he of the dear Kitte, •. ' , a aes--- , ar o , aa , Xvi, - • a most agreeable and friendly chat, which continued for afs- a IStr a anii c( ,- ~ e as. in boaras, the Second Edition Revised virliwho gave it to nue ; and you meet ride it with more pleastii-e Sa e flue interesting account of his late NI-ea ESTY a •seass Pim-, ',)Treeted, wa i l ' • ' half an hour tete-a-tete; so far it was like the manner for bath our sakes. These were not ' goodly word;,' lilt • a tel , ..- 4 , ..„. t ,,.„ . e . .:sta aa , ,„a l i additions and Improseitients, of. tnsertttl in - our p4pr r of IVerlfies(liy. I'lity are 'these of Napthali, or ' the hind let ,not for. my servant .e ~ ` 1 i v . Llls, stash .. S tor ' .AfiSTRACTINC.;"IITI,P, both from the pen of the late GgonGz HAtiDitsiGil , of th e King (when he was Itimseif ),•that it embraced a ....".. 3! Ait . ~.eeh„id b . / tinder fish follewing bead • • ' title -II A(s '' viz--I • ''' 'flue folio , Ving p.irticulars were coi•taineci in an - ':',•.. ' . 4 k . Litl e—lV • • : o tsl Id T' - variety of topics, and was ntiremitted. lie calved the intelligence that such a Leepseke was intended fat- 'es . improved at me. Hose charming' is tike delicacy of conduct like this! I V. ‘ ,l, ~„a s M isaell, ,___ .I. to ale—lll. • A Leasehold ~. .:, 2e•.• ~,"', ot, t e e aaa .""aals . Deeds.—lntroduced by short re- aninfa•ect letter athiressed by bins to his toother, close quarters, even upon Isis pen ; anal you Ittioar what ha] mice complained, three or font 'aeon s . ago, that my own ~ .ees Circuit liticeplialuis had kissed the earth with Ills knees. 1 1.. „,,,r, 1',.. .:.. , .' , ,,i'S': ' pa r ti cu , • • tutginslitng properties and .•• I' 'l' ' use a• . -tA.rt aa tlat . tar D aces si. • pests sar a , leacy immedi ate ly after the its( eraiew With We late Royal a pet) it is. Ilie manly character of his good sense, and • ~,,, I_l_l. ire words pcv ...I Mil the 'best a•utliorities ::rise the if •,1 s Ult.tr to each speeies of Deed. Ily Samuel .1a iriese, in the autumn at I8IJ.: • . • the eloquence of his expression, were striking. But even a copt a l i o r l;• , t , l 1 % , ‘...i . t1 , 1 1 t i n n e s , sl l o a re lf f i t t: r j l e n s e t . ; but gave me no hint of su• h ';,5: ...:-. ~...,.... ,-, a Per, tea •,. -•• Ais In Ro • XVII. . . .. . ,r AiturottaNtc HOUSE. they were not so enchanting as that grace of ntannet winch • lint now for the last of these wrinilers! It de:is the incal- ,i?••• culalde surprise of his heart in the morning. I can give yeti 0 4 " lklar DE.tnEsT Ittcnatin—That I may lose no drop fram distinguishes Idan. Compared with it, in uty boaest opinion, not the faintest image of its etiects Lipman,. It made me iris-. ti e i i i• il; .•• • ' L - .REAT ISI " I Octavo, price las. in b oar ds, • .. a .. t '" yeh , soi ot et) , wilt!. The 101411 !II which our brealrfast apparatus re- ~..$, d • ~.., ... rip Ch ti.• ti n I.riAsk,s and TERMS f or y F.uts the cup of pleasure whirl! I enjoyed front seven in the evens Lord Chesterfield, whom I aut old enough to have heard and ~ s•-• •a' ' tet a t L arcuurt Chambers E. • . " ~ sq. of Lincoln's-Lite, Bar- • r O c t o b er 1 i ' 'ire(' us had at the end of it a trey ornamented glass-door , " I ' 4 i i i e a, • • • Lass, oil.f 0. th e first to dere'', an d from eight the next., seen, seas a dancing-master. I found next morning at our w ith a mi s t over it, so that nothing was to be seantheinigh il. a • •: :at' , He potir s tal e' 3 ' ) if 0 A Itt Bla 1 ' XVI ": • t morning till- eleven before norm, at Castle Hill, I shall re. table tete-a-tete filet he ha* infinite 'humour, and even that . . cc tut out a dish of tea, and placed it before me; the,. 3 n„._ El. ,s s. Oettivo, price 81 in • I lON of sTATurrs, c, ,b ll7,:c a t s e ' d •., ith the oil' 4 '4 Ci e , e 'vt.L • cord uput) paper, as memory can present theist, all the mazes of maaing his countenatice suit the character be is to per- ' Bose from the table and opened that elass door. Scimehndy (I lit ~..,,•'' whom I could not see) was on the oth-r !ride, for he address( d "":": ••,5s iI S• ;- :''''• Ili- o r ! 1 Ad 4 ' 4ll """ttail of tbe Lase':' aria „ ge a „„ araaut . to of my enchantment, though the cnissuinmation is past, sonata. One of ,his Joe Miller's I annex to my narrative warns ton e uneeen—wordain Gerti)ail. Wherlie rem urn, tr, ,s,u • s d . I,:t lass,,.'tt; is t. ,_ q , _. j Ls, with Notts. By William laivid 0, y , *it _vta, der of the eittae•' • ' . ' [had jolt lifted the cup to my litts—ituasaite ills. feelings, when 5; . _ r , ~ .Es q •,• Vice - Chancel-Mr of the. '' . . "it ti •t• - . i, the ef a: noon of October the Ist , and at halt past five, t hough ,without his flee (which 1 calmest enclose) it Wee. e li.; ~,e a . s e ~aster . sturdy • Patatute ofa tan lof thirty wind-instruments played a !starch, with a d a ""44 1 ,1 'al S' 1 ' h e STATUTE" I followed my servant, undreSeeda and in boots, on foot, a • More than two-t hi rds .f its effect. • lan yof torte, as well'as precision, for wh•ch I have no %verde * r a peace Bs. iu boards. ,J, - ::,.4 . - , ° aY b e ' a S relating to BANKRUPTS with Notes, short II - .1 ' front "alto & Vieart "In about an hour dinner was announced. T fi e Duke led • etl"al t° the char"' of its ' tree " 0 , lit ,I 01 - tge to the Lodges of the ' They v ere all behind this glass-door, and were like one instrument. The uplifted cue' the way. I seas placed at the head of the table. The Duke ' 'was replaced on the table; I was all ears, and was entranced :- lee , , 71" "ES rteiatit 'tC P'l: t te l'e lY e ' 11.';',11".1(.49,7, in boards, and t! e ST,A- Duke'. Palace. e ' j • ( • 1' '' ' • XIX. ' " Between these wings, I was received in due form by a was on toy rig's* ; Nlattlattae L..., on my left. The Honour whet, all of a sudden they performed the Dirge upon our ,.. I , k , pR,‘,-,.," Octavo, price los 6d • boar d s, ~ ~1 1, • on the LAW of TITHrz , ; i , 1( . .0 Ry J o : -•!ic•Al. TH.FATIe a. • in • t sal a at ebouse, ,es lama i ., i , se.. Iron gates far tnesl " Naval lievo. It threw me iato a burst of tears. With ll• .., ?oiler in livery, full trim: led an d powdvrctl. He opened his were chiefly &tile by him. The dinner was exquisite. 'I lio • i 1 • he • • heat! for winch I must ever ore lint, took me by tile •.. -lowed, as if I had been the Eitig and soup was of a kind that an epicure would Jima. trarelred . hart. h a nd, and •-aid, ` '!'hose are tears which do none of 4./i ially f i r s t i'', ' t'!&I .. . 4.0 , . In OCt •011 S nu, Esq. Barrister aS XX. or ARIITTR ATION; with an V• A TRE ATISE ar° ' 1"-ce las . in hoards, • i I,a is: s a ,, e at a , ot 1 recedetits -a.e..app e „s a a .' , "" the LASS , ' I' JS. Caldwe ' ll, of Lintol ' • ••ts • ' He then made th em phis all imagine! y vii ii , ties it .„,:•• rang the alarum bell, as if 1 h a d heen a hostile invader. I f o ot three hundred wiloi in a deep snow to hive been in time hal '• , e, ry it, i ' looked as tall, as intrepid, alai as affable as I could ; but I far it. am afteii•cl that I was not born for state. . "11l iiiy efforts to he irresistible, between my two admirers, a e olopiete hour. are walked tito round his place, a:I.! part. - jr. e d with use in these words ;—• You see that we are not t, o rmi. , , i' dal,le ; do come to us agein ! come soon ; anti come toy ts . often !' e, a ~..",..., I '", •Lau. aett n.l er at Law . 'Y 4 a s I (hopped my napkin three of four times in rapid succession. At el a y I nut ? mus t I no t h ove thi s man ? ' A ' . ., , a ~,,.•; nraetstaa.,-- .- .- 7te-Asa-- .' 41";t4g 113.. 'a It was recovered each time by the well-bred sentinel, who p s , " G,•(). HARDING:E." • , x .} t - ,-.N....irmiiiplThaierrlll " The approach to the Palace-door is magnificent, grace ful, and picturesque; the line of the road, flanked by a no w WrerrtriSry.ti , . 14',1;V1R4,*A1f,21-,AV4kI;L;J