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PROPERTY, &c. ACT. There is f.O much perpleXity in the NIA* t Newt Bt Lt., and, so many Persons are doubtful how to acl, amidst its cum ,plicated Arrangements, that we consider it as out duty to throw all possible light upon a subject of so much trn ' portance to r all Ranks of the People; who are all, indeed, mediatcly or immediately aftitcled by this, intricate pro• duetion of Financial Speculation►. We, therefore readily insert the following Article, as it bears the Stamp of Official .Authority, . To -those , Who have not the oppottunity of perus_ ing the At of Parliatnent, under which the Forms for the. Returns have been delivered, it is requisite to observe, that different modes of assessing dif fere»t kinds. of Property,- adapted to the nature of each, are to be pursued. . For . certain Descriptions of Profits, Returns of the Amount are require' to be made .by, the Party. For others no return is required, unless in parti tular eases, when the Party will . receive another Notice f+ir that purpose. . For Income derived from - the Property of others, no Asfesseula is 'to he made, and therefOrt.no Re. turn is required, such Income being -charged in the Assessment to be mode on the Person possessing the Property. The: following Observations will therefore be at.. tended to : • ; • "The Forms now delivered, marked No, 6, (first parr), which are to be considered as pointing out the Mode by which Returns are to be made, are telettleted -only for those who carry on Trade or IMattufaatire, Or seine' Commercial Adventure,d or are engaged in Professions ; or who possess par.. titular - Det,criptioee of Property,' therein ennme. rated, and direEtetl to be charged: under the re gulatjons .of the Schedules of . the An . outlet(' (C and . Those who ,slerive their. Income from other ,noires, which , are to he Cherged untiCy the Sche dol“, marked (A and 13) . ,, as from Lands het at a eer... tsn Rent. whether as. Proprietors o•Crenants, ate poteequited to deliver, in the first instance, any Statenrieot• el their Rents or Valee. It, in the Execution of. the Aa, die. Amount of the Rent or Via* of any particular Property is roquisite to be eicertained It In the Return of- the Proprietor or 'Tenant, a pArticular Notice for that purpose be delivered to him,, to, which he will then he re. Pttired..to deliver a Return. to, the Assessor cf the arish in which the Lands lie. The same • Obsereation applies to : those who derive IncOme‘trom,Offices, whether Public or Pri. vote, or from Annuities, Pensions, or Stipends, payable by His Majesty, or out of the Public Revenee, either at the Exchequer or ally of the Public Offices, to' be charged under the Schedule of tlw-A . t.t, marked (E). Persons deriving their Income from 'Lands, &c.. tt>lt slit-, or from Offices wholly, or forwthe before. mentioned Public Aennitiee, Pensions,, or Stipends, >lre reqtkired;to sign the Declaration entitled '' Ge. sera! :Declaration,!' page I, without making any other Return of their own Profits. The lour ',Subsequent De t elarations, in pages I and 2, are bat - v:4011y explanatorytof their . Intent, and are to be filled up by those only who fall within any of the Cabeg theiein described, viz. _ tste By those who ,are desirous of being assessed by. Referees. • ad., By each Partner,ota Firm, where the Prin. .eipal Partner, on behalf. ollthe whole, has deli•,ered tit Statement, in order to be jointly wasted. 3d. By. each Partner desirous of being separately assessed., 4.th. By those who have already made theii Re- , turn in another place. • 'The four first Declarations, in pages 3' and 4, are iespedively applicable to Persons riding in different - situations from whom any Statement is required. *-The firstapplies to Persons in general, aftb for themselves indiv,itlually. The second, for Trustees, Agents, Receivers, actin g for The third for Officers, adin.g for Corporations and Compahica. , The fourth, for a Partner tiding for himself and the other Partners. • who, acts in one.of these,capacities only, will sign the. particular I)eciaration. applicable to his Case.. He who ads in two or, more capacities, will sign each and ,every. Declaration applicable to his CilltC; and if . he has occasion to.etturn Profits of the same Nature in different . Capacities, or his Sources are so vari,,us as, to require more space, h e may either fill up several printed Forms, 'or annex to the printed F,,rin a written Form.rnade our, and filled up in the same manner as, for instance, where he returns his own Funded Property, and also the Property-of others,. whieli he holds as Trustee, he may return the tatter in another printed or writ. ten Form. All the Blank Forms opposite trythe above four Declarations, 'marked s tt> II inclusiVe, are in. tended for"the Statements Ut' the Patties, according to the partiettlar .Deictiption of the „Profits, each of them :Tidying to every of the,. fOur Declarations above.inentioned, and are to be filled up with, the amount 'of eacit . I)eacription of, Ptofits, 'together with the amount of the Duty payable, The last. DeclaraOion,. in page a t ., applies only . to thc.e,e who have Pr,:fits of a Description whiCh be charged a der the same Regulations as Profits of '.Trade are to b e charged ; that is to say, upon the - a t sjukti amid not upon an Estimate•made by any . fixed Rule, and exteeds to such as, are not otbeNvise, to be Charged and therefore Lands, Rents, Mortgages, are not to be returned, being charged by another motile, or included in the As.' torment upqn others. EXPLANATION 01! THE DIFFESENI'COLUMNS, N. t evendo .to all Property in the Public Fundi, (including. the Annuities 'called Exchetitutr Annuities,). a liich . .tio not belong to Corporations ; such as .114 k 'Stock,' East . India Stock, . arid South Seri Stock, which belong to the respective Coati. pinks, and imnst be accounted for-hy them. The ii i .cturn of this Property arty be made, either to the Commissioners' of the I)istria 'where the : Party reside*, or to the Commissioners atling for the City of London. If a Party residing out of London returns his Funded l'ropetty to the Commissioners for London,- it would be proper also, In the Di..trie:i where he re. sides, to fill up, and. sign the last Decleration in page 2, declaring that he has done so, anti alter ing the Form, so. as to confine it to his Funded Property. If no Return be made ofthis Property, the Com. missioners .for London are empowered to make-an Assessment on the Property standing in the Name of each Individual making. Default ; but. the Party may pay the Duty into the Bank of .England on the Di. videntis as they become- payable, and the Receipt there Iv be. given, being delivered at the Office of the Commissiimers for London, :will discharge the Assessment covered by that Payment. No. z extends to Interest of Money or Annul. ties and other• Annual Payments, to be made. out of Profits not chargeable under the Aft: Such are al. lowances,made from Aroad, Interest due. on Bonds, Notes, mother Personal Debts , due ft um FOieigners.; Mottgagesi: Boni, or. Note Debts, payable .-by Persona in Great Britain, who are themselves intl. tied to be. exempted: from-the Doty, by reason of the small. Value of their Property. But no State. ment is required of Interest of Money, or of any Allowance or other Appal Payment, which arises out of Property chargq ; nor will any Assessment he made on the. Party entitled to. the Paymeoi, the Owner, of the,Property being assessed for the .whole, and entitled to dedud the Duty from the Payment as.itis made. No. 3 extends to every Person exercising a Pro._ fensinn, but it is confined to Isis itrofe,si net Pr..fiis. N 0.... extends to all Person, exercising a Trade or carrying on a Mantifadure, or any A.,iv ensure or • Concern in the Nature of Trade, anti, i confined the Profits acquired thereby. No e-comprehends Property of, an uncertain An_ nual Value,V and extends to all Proprier.,, , ,,,nd Lessees, Renters, or Tenants nt (20;11 ries of St o ne, Slate, Lime-stone or Chalk,. Mines.ot Coal,, Lead, COpper, Melodic, Iron, and' other ; Salt;springs and Sat t.%yorks Alum-mihes aryl Al -m -work, Where the so n ic ar uncertam in the An nual Value, or not let at a certain 'ten! Sec Sec. tiuu 104. NO. 6 ex:fete'c to the Profits arising from Canals, Inland Navigatiims, .or Streams of ,Water, or from, -any Docks or Water—works of a public Nature be.. longing to a c.:ompany, who are to he, charged, as .well for their Laos's and Tenements as for all . their other, Profits, in one .Account, to he .made by the prztper Officer of the Corporari n tar Company ; con. sequently the Proprietors, of Shares will not he re. quired to make a particular Return of their Divi. rends or Profits. See Settion 101. N0.,7 extends to the softie kind of property as No, e, ,and applies to thase cases where the work . carried GM a trade, to he charged on the profits, and not by the rent. See Section roz. Ntli. S at,l 9 relate to securities on estates in Ire. land, the British .:dominions abroad, and foreign do. minions, the, amount of which mutt he returned, cal. colored on the actual amount of the interest rreeiy.. able thereon for,one Nos. 9 and I I relate to the profits received in Great Britain from possessions or estates. in Ireland or abroad, ,and must, be computed according to the fifth case, (Schedule D). on the average, receipt of three years. The last, orl 2th Form, comprelien . .ls all other Income far 'which Returns are required, not corn. oteheoded in any of the foregoing cases, nor other. wis.e. charged. Therefore lands, tenements, and bereditaments in Great Britain, are,nor to he included in such rattan, nor the profits of s.fices, both of which are charged by other modes ; nor any of the an. nual payments before menti,.ned, arising . out of the property 'of others charged tolite duty, nor any other kind of profit tor which a particular re. turn is required in any of the first eleven cases. No further returns, than ,the above are required from any persons, unless they have,a claim for ex emptions or ;abatements, which being grounded on the whole of the 'mane, that Income must neces. sarily he disclosed.: The forms, No: 6, second parr, are calculated, and to be used for those:1'1)01)01es only, and in the fol— . lowing manner t • The returns required by the twelve statements above will coirspreheni the whole of the Income, except that which May arise from lands, or from (aces, or from payments to be made by others Arising' out of property charged upon them. :In order to their instituting these Claims, the parties are required to sign the declaration in No. 6, second part.. If they have property in land charged upon them in the name of their tenants • the occupiers, they will fill NI No. t with the amount of the annual value of their respedive farms. If they ate occupiers of. lands, they will fill up No. 2. with the annual value thereof, as estimated in their assessment. If they hold offices, or have public aunuities, pensions, or th stipen, they will fill up No. 3 wi t h the annual value, as charged upon them. If they derive 'lncome from payments on of property charged upon others, they will fill up No. 4. , but if in any, of these instances their property is subjea to annuities, interest of money or other annual mymentt, on payment whereof they are entitled to dedua the tax, they should detluet the amount r,f such payments from the aggregate of their profits. These four statements, or such of them as are required, together, with such of the twelve itaie ments; avails required in the OTigirial return, wiii comprehend the whole of the party's Income, on the aggregate. amount of, which the exemptions and abatements will be settled and allowed. The last four statements arc not r.:quired to b e delivered with the othe,rs ; in many eases they can. not be filled up at the time.. The ascertainment of each assessment upon the party's property i s p re . viously necessary, and therefore the claim should be allowed to be made at a subsequent period. The , declaration of the number of children should be'ruatle at the time of the first return ; b ut the claim to the AatemettratOtld accompany the state. merit of Income, _ - - These returns may he delivered,' sealed up, at the Oflige of the Cominissioners, in, order that an assessment may be made, ‘ihich will be entered in the books of the Commissioners, under a letter or number, and they Wil(give.to the patty a eentificate, and also at duplicate Of the assessment to the Collec. tor, under the same letter, or number, without men tioning the name, of tine party charged, ivho may pay th'.! IlinoWik of his 'assessment into the B►tik, cm prothrtilinn of . rhe 'cmlificate,taking a receipt, which will he a tll , 4arge to hint op delivery . thereof to the . Ciirmikliioners; or . the - Money may be paid to the Colledor an proJunion of the certificati, - who will enter a discharge df as : sessmtn!, 0.1613! knOWl ' edge of ; the p i thy : on n' case aceciunt the pay ment is • , • The CommiSsionerS for thcAfr+irs ofiraic% having given the,above explanation to several toqUiries male to thetu k lmve,inorder to.the better Understanding ot4 the forms, direneti the above to be printed, and sint the same to the dilfcrent• Surveyors for genefal dis. tributiun. WOODBAIDCP LoYkt, VoLUNP7ERM.—Friany senfogh ihisCorps met on their usual pride ground, and pr,,ceeded' to..a marsh near:Broil - it:swell Camp, where each company fired at a target. Pri23 Were given tit the'riiree best shots in each com; , any, and excellently well were the sherh 'made, that it rc. gaited the greater, investigation before it could be jo.igt:d who were erni7led to them. After the firing was over, and the Corps had gone .. through a' c:.M. prete drill . day, JoHN P'll4o E ' Erq. 'their Ccm_ in , addressed them; try thanking them for their uniform tendance since he 'had had the honour of comminding - thena, but lilt , te . particularly on- that chy,'as lit had to communicate to them the contenis if a bitter' he 'had received from the Deputy Lieu. tenant-of DiVision (PETER IsA.Ao' tLcutort; EsT) requesting their being einbodied'ff;r a limited lime, and 'to -march to the Coast not only for . the purpose of being made more mica in their disci. e which would render them. what they. them. p selvet wished to be, mo r e competent to be 'useful in the glorions•cause they hid so laudably undertaken. The Cntimiandant said 'he had inAle no c cation' to' the Deputy Lieutenant, as he first wished to Corisult'th'em upOn the subje& ; but he had to lament the proposal Was riot first made to the WoOdbridge Loyal Volunteers, satisfied as he was, froni' their well known zeal, that they would have ser the Wcirthy of imitation of' every Volunteer Corps IR the- dounty of Suffilk. Without entering any further into the subjea, he was too well acquainted with their,Sentiinents, tti doubt for one moment that they Wouhl suer themselves tube outdOne- in loyalty and attaelim6nt to their King and Country(here the Letter reeeived frotri`PETert hAAC THE LLITSON read, which particularly pointed "but, that they. Would - nor, when efilled upon by' His 'Majesty, he Sen( but Where good quarters could he provided) t—a't the s eunclusion orWhiCh the whole Corps immediately tried " One and alf, - anti to be the Corps called out ;" whereupon three times three loud huziai followed. EVery nitin'svai , ordered . to appear the next•parade day with a good bialiket or great coat slUag At his • back, and 'to provide himself with every .thing necessary for Marching ; this beirirtht most vulnerable part of Suffolk, hey Would, in all probability be soon called upon.- After which the Corps, 'cm their way home,' was refreshedi , ot the Horse and Groom Melton, and returned about six in the evening. This Corps may, without adding in' the least to its just merits, be stiled pneof the first Volunteer,Corps in the Kingdom, in point of discipline (hey h ave . been drilled by the - 24,th,Regiment of Foot ever since July, and- were particularly fortunate in procuring arms as Soon as they were enrolled, horn the 69th Regiment of Foot, ;then encamped at ,Bromeswell. - Ilie,COrps has long,since been elothect; their uni form (scarlet turned up with .black. velvet) is neat . yet elegant, and on the fAst.Day they had a pair of Colotirs presented Ahem by the Lidy of their Commandant. UNION HALT.. ---Thursday jos.Branson, one of the Gentlemen belonging to the Clapham„ Legion of Volunteers, was summoned before Ric HARD CAR. PENTIR SMITH, and GraeortfouaNtek, two of the Magistrates at Union 11411, fir refusing to p l y .4.5, 6d. for some fines , due from 1,;r4 for nem-attendance at three diferent drills, agreeable to "the Resolutions entered into and signed by the torso. bees of, the CoiPS. • • Several Gentlemen of the Committee attended, with Mr. FR ANICS, thetr Secretary, who produutl the , engageMetit and resOlutions,that had been looked into and subscribed by the Corps, in which the stated fines for now-attendance were contained; anti by +whose evidence kappeared, that the Defendant had applied to join the Corps as a Volunteer; that he had subsi:ribed the resolutions and engagement in which the fines were stated and agreed to ; that the .Defendant :had afterwards, in a rude manner; returned his arms, , &c. to the. Committee, and de clined belonging any longer to the Carps; and that he had negledesi to attend three drills, for which he incurred forfeits to the amount ; of as. 61. Which he had called upon hitn to pay, and he refused. Mr. Branson, the Defendant, in his vindication, said, that he • had declined attending the Corps, because they had refused to pay him one 'shilling each time for such, attendance at drill, which was agreed to.be allowed to persons who'catild not af. foil to give up their time. In answer to Which, the. Gentlemen of the Committee stated, that they •bad agreed to allow one shilling per drill—but to such persons only, who, being in employment, should have arty part of their wages dedutted by t h e i r em, _ players fur the, time they. lust While atteiding the drill ; and_that the person in whose employ the De. lendancwas, had not .made anyde p d a u k t i ti h n i n m fr t o h m e his wages on this account, but had full amount, so that the Defendant' wished to obtain the shilling besides. . The . Magistrate's, under these circumstances, were 'clearly of opinion that the Detendant was liable under the An, of Parliament, to forfeit the LONDON: Printed by Hu c iIANAN ht‘Ml LI-AN, (ofliaw-Strcel, (rent-Garde n ) ; alb a pubiisbect by IV t 1.1,1 ARMIGRIt SCRIM, (ot South Mufti At the Su a.Orlics, No. IA 2, &raid; whrfe Outriumestii Oriltrr for tht Paper, Letteri far t4c Zditor arc, 0 1.4 e I r lf several surns chortled against liim, for not attending -the -three drills, amounting together to four shilliligs and sixoerice,'and Acted filth to pay nine shilling's, being double the amount, which is direftek by the 'Ad, as a forfeit for non-payment alit when demanded by the Secretary, and which the Defend. , ant immediately paid down. As Mr. MAC NALLY, shoe-maker, in the High. street, Margate, was on Monday digging, in his garden, lie discovered a human skeleton, - that bck been placed Upright in the ground. The skull was Within twelve inches 'or the .surface, In digging round it be found the blade of a case knife, a box key, and the ring of a lantern. The, surgeons have exArnined the skeleton, and are. of, opinion it was the remains of a female .about twenty years of ages -hut how it cattle there challenges ioquiry. SHIP NEIPS. • roor.:E. NOV. ro. Arrived—Union,Ash, Loaf North, Iliown, Mary', Hotreei front N;:wfoundlancl.' S , OlO —Henry, Hay, for Yarmouth; Amity, for New,:astie; Hope, MoN t 'for CoweN'; Lark, Spurrier; Mary, Thinchell, for Portmouth ; Venus, Bachelor, Minerva, Linch:r, Netherwortd, Anni,•Manelaws, for London; Broillcrs, tar Wo4dbridge ; Dope 'fender, on a cruite. CRAVESENII,N(IV. ti. ' • . , 1."° • S'sters, ._.._.+., trout-fl )urdclux. . Possad by—the 1. , )ga.1 NV-Connell, from Belfatit ; , and for Senegal ~ irks, : Strtidt, Nnge Main Wied -rtle Ccres, It icnaras, tor nOblin ; Charlea, Pebble, rine Dorothea, ---, for Toniiinvn „. 'NlOr,r,austerii, Moss, for Dalazic ; Ceilte.Spek:uld.tion, Kemple, for Stettin ; lont,tb, 1/itif, 1. 1 6, 1 ,.. 'Frg•de,ick DorotticA, —, and Uri* Gcbruders, Lutch, tar Ertibjen• . T ,and . Cat ha- BIRTH. on Mandy•Nst, the Eire; Ktnnes K 31 1 cY 1 ,. TOAc, F.sq. a At hi's szAt at I Cll the y cuuray o f Stemerset, of a DatteitQr. • • viEp. _.,• At, Dublin, last Tuesday morning, at four o'clo ck, Mr. Digges L. douche, apoplettic fit. On Thurstray; in Cla4ges street, Piccadilly, Mrs. Parr's - wife of Thomas Parry; tEsq. • On Friciay,evening, at his. house in Bond-street, Mr.. John Kerby, Booksetkr, aged by years. The same morning, after a short - ill ness, at her .son's house, New road, Fit7roy-Stittlre, Mrs. Le dwell, aged 73• On Sunday last, Dr. E.dwail liorler, Physician at Ayla" bury, . • . • PRICE 0) SA - ru Bank Stock. Nrvy 5 peiCent.ll7t6i per Cent ‘vr91,11741 ittSit i per Cent. .4 per Cent t on. 671 i 3 per C. R. 5 2 j per C.-Con. 53 Rink 1:. A. ,151 . 5.16 Ditto S. A. ' STOCKS, .041 f. India Stock i 6 India Bonds s. s. Ex. Milt par Is. dis. Oninium dis. Inver. 3 tier Cent. , )itto Antis. Bank for guns. tOr Account 53111 ~•~ . ;: a S it 00. An, :it, tin tici ß iaalai iint (;; ;,n)ett.3,p,iti E .:l; . Nebit, : ehu:r : rit. F oce jvri ii.Fria.u.v.,..ilsa benumbed,. r it,i, C ;i)csnc,lll E ijet,.,: - ecii It l it : eii:) ! lr_.l..e:(ll N slidn.itvi S di.. aoil illi.ll.: i v:i ' it l ient i r C eii speaUsit;it;nrit:lgi:fw,eiktd.isßih that 0 : : . : tllo,ll ' hite v o i: 4:i : 1 . I, Writing :ll t cir . ilein C ssr, l., as isn ' fdirr - t , =va.. - u5!...... , - , 7 ...,....:—........_ ot,„:ozajpTc.,,,,:e :: a,, .. ;: s t,:r t e . ,; , s ; 44 :r 4v i l t aTi e nti a elhi( t e i : y . kind of 1-Ltnd witliepeirctetert ''':-ni?nitni:ad circumstance must not only .eci‘le'"ry Cou-, to every Person in flea habit 01 a W rit in g ; g r4it Pitittniti,il beta . taken cos-elect a proper Stock ,empisteti. ovf..inotidhe::;.ecilsnoSst'mabiao742PdetuldQs3,util 'll3sii•;,..sfl;laiiinidePu:niivi.....,...:sre,:tl 1; made 4a, . „ Couutiy:t • Stationer 104141 iv ' k . • • W4ll4l4l.l.,Successor to Mr, Ill,,,imtr.uirel, . the Duke and DutchesS or Volk, No. Is, • al, LonclOn. ,G:sA./N 0. s c o o Lo u .:.. TF.RFEITS• At o„, MOtlt. LivelPunl,'! engraved ht the Stamp - : and r e " P( '' /114 ,,,id want,' fv! 9very Bottle sold Without A' !;t 4 lnn , ',? be IL; the n c i i en o litt i l . :l l l,. BunAdtermAet of earliament..t4u..4lti 66). : . , J. cret. l a‘ El d a o .i i s:ter:l:tail:chi tvireestlsiv::ix..coiel, whoth e P i e: a ; pra et , i g cu t a I C .. and the Eyes' ,u.,6“c°1111114)111Y. suet-430\11 'with: youngATPheois pctcw.-diwt fhl'atsvtbtce; appearance and air of old age; who are .becottu: pate, elle ,cl7 dies I NoneCed()" a ' ° f \ 1 1 11:4..1: bec om e latl'R-dd:beNre;blttlGenuine , :Et b i 1... t l e N'te i u i .' bent, st up id. withouti N S, .• E hose eae. Id : I:g i ll :°3 l h ) l ei sMtr : . h i ( bb e ! 11 4141 e i:t it 'C r eeS : 'I i 1 : :: a:: : ::::: ' trod lBf b°l: til d .to carry them.; who have an utter distaste for every thing.. anti ate totally incapacitated.' Where the Siornaeli is fro"' clueutlY diSdracrett, the Body is weakcold ; p3i aICS 9, biAihr • d ec 3 Y i and emaciation, succeed Una Most destructive Whirls universally established it; t hC re b a c t a o d iat I ':it'heistficCi°l;;l'si:alA:lllllllll;kly'hbeal justly enumerated amongst the forent4st of those happy ilii coovieries which medicat research Count rocured as theta blessing I he human race, and greatest ractive to LI4I. all.. eery, • A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. .., ~,. ar.Til Cordial &am el G dead is 'sold in Dot tl:tis rice W."' enclosed l ;1-Guinea- , o . stiea each; there are also Bottles, price 335, contain stinitgeienj ::plirit,tolorliu:rt4l3,lontlteleasiidat A ire. ta es :. ~ by, s ai w i : ll i e i i n s t oi l o W ino t : l 3 :: i st . saves 95.. including also we Duty; the Stamp of kviiich bears 'vertu:4)lll t o • ' talc •I ; . * 2 4 . 1 lialsrilael:tivicc,:' SI IC II I s !doily. n il ,: a i. t , ii i illy:?: n lz r a ; rvl; c :i ti r a is e t r :l, Bulgin 1 Bril; ll4 9: l , 6 , rt lfsa Yo:ll°l4 The Cordril tali'll ofuGl.ailielaiLl,cr,:t7itimAun‘itp::;:i:::, aandndii:, New , . _tilma,nr.t.trtittitrgttl;lealltd.ll7l,Tle, ,ret:l;szeltn„ triatnews, No. itt, Stran.l, 1.01)1.11), 31 . pit L in i s i n i ;i l b s t, t , ; KnottN i u t t . ry sarndELalnillticfl4lll,etd)itnn?;nitc, ; S . In c i l • c li o ,ba c it o li ci t-i i t . I t „c:nnlmicl4e.it.klgson ; Coventry, tiPo4l'n'.l Italie; Canterbury, Co:than '• 1, ftherington . (l l .' s , rit, Clacna 9 .'llitil • l'')Oi MO solt ; Chic h • ''.l'L in- IL' Cirencester, s , ' c h ; i n , c , n.r, hitiivson ; exchang -1 Pe ham, Combs ; 1)141111 f Diigtiale, $ 0 ! 1! 4- I) o vcri, tmutt; Derby, Drewry l; Parham, Periningtot , i,05,,,,.. Neales ; Devizes Lowe . Dorchester, Virtue ; tai, K°'',,, : Dartmouth, lackson ; slitibitigli, Smith, Glow''" . 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Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ;' Wells, t OW; Weyntnu,, Wood ; Windsor, Illakeney ; and by all Venders of Oen um. Ntedicines in the (suited Kingdom. • Of whom m diti may be hail. a :new Eon: being nearly Thre6 1-iundred'Pages, prrZ,e'orily- as. SOLUNION's GUII)h To H,..:. LTil ,„, or.advice to both sexes, on felltdit. , tit,C4so, NerYotlSt r:Yo poeinnutria4 and' COn,.-unlpric.co4l,ol.thirs. This 13(3 7 0 1 recommended to young nett and boys; has been the ta b_ .to uS ruarVi years 'ex perience and obser v..ttioit on the call i lo i ‘ cnnsequatxxi or a secret staid de.t.rudive vice. 1: 0 'a .! A ,, added an EsSay On diseaSeS ineident to females, and an ais , 'pendlx. on the subjed of a solitary and Jesunctivie„vi;cesoi who an Address to , Parents, Guaidiatis,i Tutors. en" f - f t ...... tor have the care and education of youth. 1. ikewise re ,!1,_‘,._.,.t Bathing, explaining the MAC of treattnene, it -the saiptet7p. stAges of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's l''..vds Gu"t,,i,l,„„ of itiatisiii, and Venereal Disease; cautnins to young P i " - c. riterion a ss the danger of improper connetiOßA 0 t imprope -CP- Thi.asrluaing sale of this Book. is the Licit G its vlst tittutv• t' tte•tivent, • tosv,io,s -3q11.41:1; ulwat be stcl dfC6bCti. ;