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MILLAR'S IMPERIAL ATLAS.

This day was published. elegantly coloured, price 2/. 10s.
Royal Quarto Ira-hound,
'II9IE DJ PERIM. ATLAS; containing
dis-
tinct Maps of the Empires, litticihunr. sad Stairs of
the World, with the Boundaries of Europe, a settled by the
Treaty of Paris and Coti(itws of Vienna; to whith are
added, the most useful 314 p, of Ancient Geography, scone-
panted by all UlllllOlO of Physical Geography, Ste. &c.
By JAMES MILLAR, M.l)
Editor of the Loryttoposiio Eitinentris, the last Edition
of the Eiteyeliipie.lia Britoutites, Lecturer uu Natural

History, &r.. hr.
Engraved (toot osizieal made expressly for lba
Work. by W and I) Lit irs,
Prime.' for G. and IN. H. Whittaker (late Liw (toll Whit.
"L. ). 13. Are Malia-leate, Loudon; aO.l Potter 11.11 and Co.
EJiuborgh.

4LL EXCHEQUER 811-LS dated in the
.1-••• Months of December, 11117. AO Jaauary, IuIR.
Flirrly, 1817.... ElBllBB,llllO. Cleo. 111. cap. 16.
Supply, I 817..:. 111.8116,000 Ira Geo. 111. cop. 80.
The Lovett' Coltminioaere of hit Majesty's Treasury
herby risen &nations fur paying cobr At Principal of the
aboimmentioned Ezekequer Dills, wail the Interest due
,thereoss, at the Erchequer Bill OfNce in tie Receipt of Ex-
*heater, New Palace.yard, We:lntimater, on Monday, the
23d Dag' of Norember, attendanee will he giren daily
(Sinitic", and Holidays ereepted), anti) and including
Thursdaii,th. 194 Norember, from ten o'clock in the morn.
fog till one in tie afternoon. for the purpose of rereiviity
the mew; and,..lost -the greater iDspalck, the Bearers
of 148 '44 Rill; are decked to place each description
of Bills in sepera,e Lists (which are to be obtained at this
Affen), &wen!, them it, the order of their respectirs Dales,
*leek at are for the sum! Amount being numerically
*Prange, Intl Iftesifyleff l str;fteiprit Somas. and in.
tenet Ike thongs^ f,om, tent crehrefino air
day; an which A." are respettirelo dated. to the saite23rt
dog°, November inclusire,inkenthc Interest will cease; and
?be said B-arer.. should they le acting as the Agents of I /chi-
on akar names are inserted in the Dills, are prrriously to
procure the Fnflorcements of such ltolders ; and the Dear-
ors are also indispensably replier,' to endorse each till
with their usual Nianalurer, and to write their Names aid
Residence al the bottom (leads separate List ; and they are
moreorer required to ahead the Et-chequer Dell Dile, for
Payment, and I.) receive the new Di:4,ms! give the Rec,ipts
for the same.
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desirous °leer:citing Panment of Ike Principe! and fit etrel
reefers to the odd 13e1 stay of Verentsher, they may be ac.
comnsodatcd,o4 compiling the Interest to the flay 011 which
thee iris. to he paid, and leering the,saitt Ilitte for era
usieatioe one day prior thereto.
.VarAPertorr as way be desirous of /mealy new riche.
gurr Bate in ?chafe or in part of Pigment of Petecipal,
upon markina new Mils, and mentioning Ma Awn's, at
the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Theritslay
the 191 k of Aaresiberosay be accommodated with new Rills,
payab'e to as. Order, carrying an Interest
of Tseu-peace by the day. on crery One llundred Pounds,
which said new Bills will bear date the said 234 day of
November, end will be delis-teed, together with the
intereet due in rntpeet of the Ina: to desired to he cc
e'n:gest, en Tuesof:sy, the 24th day of Aorcnoloer, and the
following days.

ne Exrkerter Dille to be issued in ereJmarte, and made
payable to or Ureter, as abort efeetiered,

may be eilher rau.ferreil by endovsenseut, or will be paid
fu the Bearer, if 11. e Blank shall wof be fined up.
N R. .411 Exchequer Bills dialed prior to December, 1817,
hate been adrertised to be paid ef.

A.it E I? IC 4. •

A wok, entitled "Sic:lckes of Americo," a nar-
rative of sr journey rif five thousand miles through
the Eastern and Wester.' States, lia• post h-en pun.
fished, by 11. II ItY 13HADSHAW I:EA RON. The
author aivdepoted by thirty-Mite English families,
who hail turned their thought% upon the subject of
einigratiois to the United Stntes, and who were ut
a 10b: for the species of infiranation they required
to visit the coniitry, for the purpose of seciog,
hearing, and itapi lag on the Spot. into the various
particular% winch are of nisch consequence to be
taken loathe calculation of the intended emigrant, •
Iliougls too minute Hod " homely" to enter into the
accoynt oe contemplation of the common traveller.—
Mr. Fearon 'wised ni New Volk its A it:, u.t 1817,
mid filially quitted it in May 1819. after employnig
the interval, a period of nine months, in the object.
of his mission. The results of his investigation rare
now made public in eight reports on the differeut dis-
tricts and nuintreriss cities mod towns which iir v+,ited ;
together with remarks on Mr. Birkbeck's " Notes"
nod " Letters." The book forms a very valuable
accession to !villa hod been known on the pith.
ject of the United States, and contains a most
useful body of materials to regulate the de-
cision of emigration. The author irbsinios Gum
offering any direct opinion or advice ou tits
head, declaring himself to Ise
He professes not to counsel loot inform ; he (with
every appearance of candoui) suites abet lie haw
or heard, on wit-it he csaticeived to lie strong audios
rity.. His information eiebraces the greatest 11:1•
fitly of del:ills 011 almaist every subject--tradr,
matitsfactures, agriculture, habits, manners. and
feeling's of the people; religion, politica; liter's-
tare, &c.; many anecdotes of celebrated or well-
known characters, such as Commodore. Rogers cad
Dectstor. illessrs. Emmett asof NV/Nevis', Mr.
Cobbett, &c. are interspersed ; which contribute to
reinter the book highly entertaining as well ma in-
structive. Though the author avoids the offering
any direct opinion which might influence the • -
tug fur or against a vry..gr to the New World,
the volume is, iu our Oplii.Uil, 11104 ilticoursgiat4
to the cause of eltrigratitm. It exhibits the charac-
ter of the native A Isiericlti in so unfavourable a
point of view, a. must g+ iterally beget ass impress
Sion adverse to lain in arty impartial mind.
los representation of tile true-blotoled Yankee's
coldness, indifference, pride, estpniation of ,elf, and
contempt and dislike of till foreigners, especially
British, while they are indebtril to Britain far
great part of the orioles of their rimy coosutop-
Uou. and the whole of their Getout's, hearse-
lag, taste, sod institutions, must deter selosit fo-
reigners from putting themselves its depen dance,
or even coming iii contact with beings cam in vu
roagh a mould.

The west of isformatien. polish. still rofineinent,
which is said to eltsractrrise nearly etery dos* of
American society. wort inspiee se strung &pietist'
of it iss the collsretid mind 4114 hes ever felt and
enjoyed the plessures of gond society el.eirhere.
The only perinitos that Mr. Prison's hook might
incite so etnigrsue„ would be the tahower. whoi
could nut bud employment at home, a few classes