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London, England, 1808-07-25 00:00:00

WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE.
This dap was published, closely printed in Pour very large octavo,
•Volama, price al. t 21. In boards,
'THE -WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and
-A• OFFICE- of a JUSTICE of the PEACE, eNtsprising also'
,the Authority .of Parish Officers, together with Procedents and
Forms of Proceedings. • . .. •
By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Sak..
Of the Inner TeMpla; tarrister it Law.
Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, including
tS, Statutes and Adjudged Cases to thepresent Time: with Ta-
hles of the Names of the Cases, and att !Wei of the priocipal
MatTers.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Eons, J. Wkiker, Ver-
net, Hoed, and Sharpe; Corbel! and Martin, J. Storltdile,-
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and Co.

WORCESTER AND BIRMINGHAM CANAL NAVIPA-
TION. . • -.
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are- informed an Act passed the last Sessktn
'y of Parliament to raise Money to complete the Woreasier
and Birmingham Canal to Worcester, by creating an a4ditioeNl .
number .of Shares, at Forty Pounds per Share, which puts Ake
Subscribers on an equal footing with the original Proprietors, and
th, cannot 6e railed 'upon for more thsa the Forty "'ors& n t6';'ore.4.-
This Canal will be of very great advantage, ant only to the Pro-
prietary, but to the Public, as,lt will par, throughi very sopulons
and manufacturing coun:ry, Acorn Birmingham, to deep water in
the Severn; klei.7* ine bridge at Worcester, by which means' Wor-
Ccor.:, Gloucester, anltlie Other towns on thebarkeof the Severn
below Worcester, will be supplied with veal of the best quality at
a very•reduced price; and, when completed, 'will open the most
direct, expeditious, and chap, communication fro.'t Cornwall,
Wale', and all the ports on the Severn, throttleh the centre of the
.Kingdom toe!! the northern eountits and ports, as well as to Lon-
don and the intermediate places. Mereliandlre by the Severn
barges will not be unloaded till they arrive in Birmingham.
—rills, expedition by the kne, of this Canal, will in all re-
.spects give it a decided preference for -chi conveyance of mer-
chandize, particularW Copper, Tin, and ail other Metals, from
the Ports of Bristol anti other poets Oil the Severn ; and Iron
From South \Vales; Hops,Cyder, and P&stry from Worcestershire
and Hsrefordshire, and Salt from Droitwioh, and will also essen.
promote the Agricultural interests of the counties of Wor-
cester,Hereford,Gloucester, and of other counties with which the
• above Genal.communicates. And we have authority to say, that
Marts, to the amount 'of more than X 69,000, are already sub-
scribed for. Since the Canal has been opened to Tardebigg, being
ouly ii months, the tonnage has increased progressively, and the
' last four weeks tonnage was upwardeof 2274. which is after the
rate of E 3,300 per annum, being fillt treble the tonnage it pro-
duced before it *as opened to Tardebigg And we are also au,-
thorised to my, that the Canalwill be finished in four years from
the recommencement of the Wor-is.
Tice above are facts not to be controverted.
Subscriptions are received by the followl - viz. Sir
James Esdaile and Co. London ; Messrs. liein, and
Smiths, Birmingham; Messrs. Berwick andkai,ait ntilitiossra. Far-
ley and co. Worcester ;,and Messrs.Stackey rod Co. Bristol.