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A DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN.
GUAGE ;• in %%licit the words are deduced from the
Originals, explained. ityrtheir different Meanings, and indite.
rised by the names of the Wi ter in whose Works they are
found. Abstracted front theTolio Edition, by the Author,
SAMUEL JOHNSON, LLD. •
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ABSTRACT OF IMPORTANT . PARLIAMENTARY'

PAPERS.—(To be continued regularly.)

Papers relating to Queen Anne's Bounty and to Parnames.,
lacy Grants for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of
the Poor Clergy.-
From these-Papers, which are very volttmiuous,
we extract, the following particulars :—.
The ParliamentarnGrants for augmentation of the Main-
tenance of the poor Clergy from 1809, are as follows :—Grant
of 1809, 100,0001.; Of 1810,.114,9451. Os. 6c1.; of .1814
120,6291, Os. 10d.; of 1612, 120,2451. 16s. 54,; of /Sl3,
25,7481. 9s. 2d. ; of 1814, 130,4821. 198. 3d,
The number of Livings, for the augmentation d which
purchases of land have been made by the Governors of Queer
Anne's Bounty, and completed up tothe Ist of January, 1815,

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Asd the number of Livings on, which the interest of money
appropriated for their augmentation b..t laid out, was
payable to the Clergy on the said Ist day of January, 1815,
Was 1,794.

BILL t 4 remove certain ditUculties in the disposition of Copy-

bold and Customary Estates by %Yip.

The following is an Abstract of this Bill,as
ordered to be printed on the 10th inst,
The Ist Clause enacts, that dispositions of
Copyhold Estates by *ill be made effectual with-
out previous surrenders, to the uses thereof.
The 2d provides, that persons athnitted under
testamentary dispositions, are to pay the same
fines as would have. been payable on surrenders.
The 3d provides,. that the Act shall not inva-
lidate devisees of-Copyholds.
The 4th directs how Wills arc in future to be
executed, to affect Copyholds.
'l•he sth Clause limits the extension of the Act
to the exclusion of customary lands, deviseable
.under the Statute of Frauds.
The 6th, makes the Act extend to codicils.

The last Clatisi provi4es, that Wills already
made shall be construed as if the Act 'lad not .Len
passed ; but that those hereafter to be made shall
receive the same construction with FtTea to
Copyholds, as it the same had been surrendered to
the use of such Wills,