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This Day were published,
In 1 vol. Bvo. price 13s. boards,
NEMOIRS of the Rev. HENRY MARTYN,
AL B.D. late Fellow of St, :John's College, Cambridge,
and Chaplain to the Hon. East India CmuNny, extracted
from his private Journals, written at Cambridge, on his
Voyage to India, in Bengal, and in Persia.
Published by J. Hatchatd, 190, Piccadilly.

VENN'S SERMONS.
This Day was published,
In Three Vothroes, Octavo, price 11. I Is. ed. hoards,
THE THIRD EDITION of SERMONS. b
the Rev. JOHN VENN, A.M., Rector of Clapham..

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TI-1E CS DIPUS. ROMAN US ; or, an Attempt
. .
to prove,. from the Principles of reasoning adopted by
the Right lion. Sir WILLIAM DRUMMOND in his egdipus
Judaiens, that the Twelve Caesars are the. Twelve Sighs,of
the Zodiac. Addressed to the. Higher and Literary Classes of
Society.
By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, A.M.
Of 'Friuli!, College, 'Cambridge.
Published by .1. Hatchard, 190,
Where may be had, by the same Author, •
The First Eight Books of ARMAGEDDON. Second Edi-
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FAMILY PRAYER BOOK, in One Volume, Quarto, with
Notes, Explanatory, Practical, and Historical, by the Rev.
Dr. MANT.
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ACONCISE. MANUAL of the PHINCI-
PI,ES and DUTY of a CHUISTIAN. Collected from
the Scriptures, and arranged under proper Heads ; after the
Manner of Gastrell's Institutes. And an Appendix, con-
sisting of Se:ect, Moral; and Devotional Psalms, to be com-
mitted to Nlemury. With suitable Prayers annexed.
By the Rer. JOHN MAULS. A. M.
Rector of Horse Heath, in Cambridgeshire, and Chaplain of
Greenwich Hospital.

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Parishioners.
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This Day was published,
By Mr. MURRAY, Albewarle-street,

THE LIFE of MARY, QUEEN of scurs
drawn from the Slate Papers. With Six Subsidiary
Memoirs :—I. Of the Calumnies concerning the Sctkttish
Queen;—f2. Me4ouirs of Francis H.;-3.,0f -Lord Darnley;-
4. Of James, Earl Bothwell;-5. Of the Earl of Murray;—
b. Of Secretary Maitland.
Be GEORGE CHALMERS, F.E.S. S.A.
Illustrated with Teti Plates of Medals, Partruit-s, and Views.

In 2 Vols. 4to.

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Mr. JOHNSON, front the Office of the Chief Se-
cretary for Ireland, presented various Accounts
relative to the Jails, to the Duties on Wine, to
the Importation of Coals, &c.—Ordered to be
printed. •
Colonel FITZGUITION presented a 'Petition from the In-
habitants of Limel'ick, against the Window Tax; and a Pe-
tition from the Tanners of Liuieric, praying fOr an altera-
tion in the Leather Tax.
EVESHANI.

On the motion of Mr. WYNN, the Deputy Cterk of the
Crown attended, and amended the Return fur the Borough
of Ecesham, in sonformity to the Report of yesterday.

POOR LAWS.

Mr. CIJRWPI prisented a Petition from the Inhabitants
of a' Parish in Cuwberthnd, complaining of the oppressive
operation of the Poor Hates.—Orttrred to be printed.
- Mr. sTumiEs BoultNE brau4ht in a Bill to amend the
Laws for the Relief of the Poor.--Read a first time, and or-
dered to be read a second time to-morrow.

CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.
Sir H. PARNELL presented a Petition from the Roman
Catholic Inhabitants of ,Nenagh, expressive of gratitude for
the privileges which they had already received, and praying
fur all extension of them.
DUTIES ON HORSES.

Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up a Bill to continue the 56th
and 5S of the King, relative to the Duties on flor3es.----Read
a first time. On the motion that it be read a second time,
Mr. WYNN suggested to the Honourahle Gentleman, whe-
ther it would not be advisable, in consequence of what had
been lately said in that House with respect to a part of those
duties, to postpone the second reading for a few days.
Mr. LUSHINGTON replied, that any alteration in the na-
ture of the Ditties might be most advantageously proposed in
the Committee.

Mr. WYNN then gave notice, that he would in the Com-
mittee propose a Chuse to exempt (as the Honourable Gen-
tleman seas understood) post-,borses from the payment of the
duty.
The Bill was then ordered to be read a second time to-
morrow.