The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-28 00:00:00

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TUE COOK'S ORACLE, containing Practical
Receipts, which will save much time, trouble, and money,
and very considerably augment the domestic comforts of
frugal Families ;'also, the Art of composing the most simple
and most highly finished Broths, Soups, Sauces, Flavonrinq
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revised.

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ASYSTEM of the SHIPPING and NAVI
GA'I'ION LAws of GREAT BRITAIN, and of the
Laws Relative to Merchant's Ship 3 and Scawen, and Mari-
titua Contracts. In Th et. Parti

I. Of the Shippio4 N:trigatian Laws:
IT. Of stcrchants' Sluips any.! Seamen.
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111., Of Avitime Contracts.
To which is added, an Appendix of Acts of Parliament,
Forms, &e.

BY FRANCIS LUDLOW HOLT,
Of the Middle Temple, Esq. Bat risier-at-Law.
London Printed for Joseph Butterworth, and Son, Law
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By R. VALPY, D D. F.A.S.
The Subjects treated in this Address are—

Of God—the Ron of Grid—the Holy Ghost—the Trinity—
Cad the Scriptures—lncarnation of Jesus Christ—Doctrines
of Jesus Christ—Resurrection—Redemption —J ustification—
Faith—Works—Works without Faith—Faith without Works
—Union of Faith and Works—Merit and Reward—Humility
—lnfluence oft he Holy Siti rit —Repentance—Rego iteration—
Conversion—Delay of Conversion—Our Endeavours—Pre-
destination Prayer—Poblie Worship—Family
Prayer—Sacrament—Forgiveness of Injuries—Veneration to
the Name of God—Relative Duties—Exhortation to Piety—
Prospect its Life—Use of Time—Death.
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CHITTY'S COMMERCIAL LAW.
This Day was published,
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A PRACTICAL TREATISE cy, the LAWS
of FOREIGN and INLAND COMMERCE, Manu-

factures and Contracts, with an Appendix of Treaties, Sita-
lutes, and Precedents relating thereto
By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq.
Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law.
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particularly Gentlemen
.studying those departments. It
contains a comprehensive, s)stematic, and practical view of
the Laws of Foreign and Di.mestic Conimerce, and the Manu-
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thereto, and- in particular the Law relating to Consuls,
ins, Nas.H,at!nn, Fisheries, Exportation and Importation,
Psondin,,:: au i Warehousing System, Docks, Colonies, Fo-
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initiation of the Law affecting the Manufacturers and Work-
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Duties affecting the same, the Laws of Partners, Appren-
tices, Principal and Agent, Factors and Brokers, Bankers,
Bailees, What lingers, stud Carriers, and the whole Law of
Contracts of Sale, Exchange, Warrantees, Hiring and Loans,
Shipping Insurance, &c. the remedies also for the infraction
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or untl'er Composition Deed, and in case of Bankruptcy, &c,
with a copious Collection of Mercantile Precedents.

MANCHESTER.

(FROM THE MANCHESTER HERALD, JAN. 25.)

We mentioned in our last that Mr. Wroe, (the
Publish, r of the Manchester Observer,) had re-
moved the trials of himslf and his wife from the
Quarter Sessions, by writ of certiorari, to the
Court of King's Bench at Lancaster. On Tues-
day, he entered into the recognixances for ap-
pearance, and for the payment of such costs
as should be taxed against each separate trial, in
3001. each indictment. For the first, the bail were
Thomas Chapman, of Manchester, fruiterer, and
John Edwards, of Salford, batter, in 1501. each :
to the second, Jeremiah Hamner, of Nichols'
Croft, Manchester, flour-dealer and bookseller, and
Peter Candelet, of Manchester, draper, in 1501.
each ; to the third, John Fell, of Union-street,
shopkeeper, and Abraham Gresdale, of flanging
Ditch, draper, in 501. each.—The condition of
the recognizances was, according to the terms
upon which the Vice-Chancellor had granted
the certiorari, to appear at the first day of-the

next Lancaster Assizes to try the indictments ;
and if the defendants were convicted, to pay such
costs as should be taxed against them. The form
of the recognizance was twice read to Chapman
before he assented to it. He inquired whether it
made bin liable to any fine that might be impostd;
to which he was answered in the negative. He
was proceeding to ask other questions, but was
told by the Clerk of the Peace they had no time
to answer them ; and that he must go elsewhere
for information.

Of the traversers yet to be tried, three are
Wroe's sons, and two of his agents, for vending
seditious libels. 'Thomas Walker, Geo. Hitchins,
Dantel Sladen, John Catterall, William Biltinge,
George Whittle, Arthur O'Neal, Thomas Mellor,
James Langley, Amos Ogden, and several others,
charged with illegal drilling. atoi rioting on the
I6!h of August, have also entered their traverses.
It is expected che Sessions will not be finished
before the end of the week. The number of pri•
sorters iu the gaol is about 700.