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London, England, 1815-01-07 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1815.

NAVY-PAY OFFICE; January 1, 1815.
NAVAL HALF-PAY.

MUCH Inconvenience and Delay have been
occasioued respecting these Payments, inliases of Re-
mittances, bypthe necessary Affidavits nut having been sent,
and the Returns of Income not having been made, in due
Time : the Treasurer, therefore, anxiously desirous that the
Officers should receive their Half-plfY with the least possible
delay, after Advertisement of its issue hum the Navy-Office,
earnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said Affida-
vits to himself or the Paymaster at this Office, and the Re-
turns of Income to the Assessors of the Properly Tax at the
iviavy Office, as soon as it shall be practicable after the •expi-
ration of each Quarter.

When these Transmissions are not made in proper Time,
the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the next regular
Recall Day.

Shortly wilt be published, in Three Volumes, Halo.
THE MAGIC OF WEALTH. A Novel.
DV T. S. BURR, •
Autlior.of theWhit4r in London, &c. &c.
Printed for T. Ca;lelt and W. Davies,- Strand.

This Day was published,
In Three 1:!.tno. price ii. Is. in boards.

WAVERLEY ; Sixty Years Since.

" Under which King, Bezonian ? speak,' or die :"
- Henry IV. Part 11.
The Third Edition. With a Preface by t►i.e Author.

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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown,Lon-
don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
It is wonderful ss bat genius and adherence to nature will
do, in ioite of all disadvantages. Here is a thing relating to
a peri.:l Lao recent to be romantic, and too far gone to be
familiar, and published, moreover, in a quart& of the island,
where materials and :talents for novel writing have been sup-
posed to he equally wanting--antLyet, by the Mere .force and
truth and vivacity of its colouring, already casting the whole
tribe of ordinary novels into the shade, and-taking its place'
rather with tile most popular of our modern 'poems. than with
the rubbish of provincial romances.—Edin. how. :No. 47,
Nov. 15.14.

This Day was pttblislied,

THE REDUCTION of. the FORCES,- with the
rum and II.":;.F-PAY civilly and politically considered.

11) CAPTAIN FAIIINAN,

Aid-dc-Cainp and Military Secretary tit the Gov.i,trnor and

Comliander in. Chief of Curaciia.

Sold by Chapple, Vall-Mall, price Literary Pianoratua.
" A subject at once important and delicate; , :nit forced by
circumstances in the attention of the Nation and its pdierrs,
&c. Captain F. displays considerable ingenuity in priividnig
employment for the powerful Arai), he wishes to- tefran, &c.
As to an Ad iwance of an a agmented Hal f-juiy, you, can Irish
toll:nit national generosity, &c The Plan of Quarterly Pay-
ments has our Ilea; ty approhation, &c. &c. &c."—CultiCal kW-
view.

" This Reductin is addressed to the Secretary:at-War, iti
a language so. different from the usual adulatory incense of
dedications, that we cannot resist giving tlw,inanly etcusion
a record in our pages, &c, The spirit of the Pamphlet de-
serves attention; hat who can suecessElly bait I int the ears
that 'will not hear, or expose truths bef're the eves that,will
not see ? In- our opinion,-however, Captain Fairmun is a.
spirited ;tad 'patriotic writer, and certainly aught to be heard
spun witere."
At the same place may also be had, Captain t.'airman'sLet-
ters on the existing Differences between England and :late-
rica, inscribed to I.r_nd Darnley.

• This Day. was published,
Price 2s. 6d. the First Number of
THE EVIDENCES at the CHRISTIAN RE-
LIGION; being a Cullection of all the Works, Tracts,
and Essays, of the must established Authors who have writ-
ten in Defence of the Christian Faith ; now, for the first
time, arranged into an uniform class and body, with the view
of cutting into the hands of the Student of Theology, and the
general IteAder, those Monuments, and as it were, Columns
of our Faith, which the Piety and Learning of past Times
have reired, to- adorn and defend the Christian Church. T‘
be published in Monthly Numbers, price 2s. 6d. each, in
Royal Octavo, printed on fine wove paper, hot•presscd, , and
with at hold and beautiful Type, to be coin prised.in Twenty-
fire or Thirty Numbers at must, each Number to contain Five
Sheets, or Eighty Pages.
To commence with PALEY's VIEW of the EVIDENCES
of CHRIST:ANY:7. To be completed in Four Numbers.
The FIRST NUMBER of which was published this•Diry.
The fit' irks to be contained in this Collection will be such
as are confined solely to the Evidenceszt Christianity. They
will be as foNw:—(irotius's Evidences, &c. With the Notes
of lie Clerc,andlroni the admirable Translation of Dr. Clarke. -
Locke's Reasonableness of Cf.ristianity—Addison's Evidences
—Paley's Evidences—Bishop Portens's Evidences—Campbell
on the Miracles—Douglas's Criterion—E'eattie on Truth—
Soanie Jennings's Internal Evidence—Horsley'. Defence of the
Person (if Christ against Priestley—Burnett's Life-and Death
of 1164ester,—Jones of Naylaild's Evidences of the Trinity—
West on the Resurrection—l yttletim's Conversion of St.
Paul—Sherloeles Trial of the Four Witnesses.

To which Will be added, as embracing plans'of the main,
arguments of Christianity, though not exclusively dedi-
cated to its defence, Dr. Ciarke's Demonstration of the Ex-
istence of Attributes of a Deity, and Leslie on Deism.—lt is
expected to comprehend all • these Works of the most illus-
trious Writers o.": the age in which they lived, within Thirty
Numbers at most; and they will form, altogether, five hand-
some octavo volumes, and lie ohtained at a cult infinitely
be-
low the price at which they sell. .

As every rind; will be detached from, and independent of;
anot4r, tbe purchaser may consult his convenienee, and se-
lect such only as he wants; or, if he choose-to purchase arl, he
may bind them up in any order or series he prefers.
London :—Printed fur the Proprietors, by Conway and
Bayer, No. 1, Harvey's-buildings, Strand ; and published at
the Office of the Historical Classics and Military Chronicle,
No. 1.1, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury; and sold by all Book-
sellers in the United Kingdom.