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London, England, 1809-06-30 00:00:00

THE ARLTHMETIC OF REAL LIFE.

t. The Tables of Weights and Measures, corrected throughout,
and adapted to modern usage.
2. Obsolete and useless Rules expunged, and a mach larger por-
tion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, Discounts; Rever-
sions, Tontines, Banking, Insurances, Blokerage, Chances,
Exchanges, ate. Ike. as practised by tke Brokers and Commer-
cial Companies of the City of London. -
3. More Examples under each Rule than are to be found in any

other Work.
4. Logarithms applied to Calculations of Annuitiei, Com-
ptuind Interest, &c.
This day was published, price Bs. 6et bound, with the fan allow-
-same to Schools,
A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AkITHMETIC,
applicable to the present State of Trade and Money Trail.
actions illustrated by numerous Examples, under each Rub,
chiefly adapted to the use of Schools.
By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues; dg.
This new Arithmetic is inLended to obviate the aomplals‘altat
every Youth on his leaving Scheid and entering-Into thiPennt•
ing-house has more to unlearn than he has learnt relative to the
actual calculations of business. • Every Rule, mad everyllxismple,
is drawn from reel practice in the varioesbranchel otTmde end
the useless and obsolete Rules which have bkhexte dlifigurakour
Books of Arithmetic, have givertilace iu the prepeat system, to
the usages of teal life. •
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COPIA. l
KRACHTENS Zeehere appointment van den
Weledele Gel( e Heer Mr. V. A. Ifeyliger, fungeerend
Prcesid. van denolrE fb. Hove van Justitic Oilier alt 24 Nov.
1308, Wrfuen4 op ee cqueste van W. B. PANYE, Executeur
Tenamentair ten tOedel & nalaterschap van wylen E. COONE,
en de rato Caveensende voor de metcle Execnteurer.
Zoe Worden doer my ondergesebtee nen Eerste Exploiteur van
Welgem Hove voor de Eerste mall
By EDICTE GEDAGVAAID,
Alle Binners & Buitenlandsche Bekerde A Onbekende Cree.iteu-
rer van del 13oedel van wyl.:r EDWARD COOKE.
Omte Conriareerer ofte gemachtigderts te Zcndcr yonder Ed.
Achlb. Hove van Jt:stitie Alliirr, Scssie hondende op de Hoof&
plaats Stabrock nide Maand, January des yaars 1810, Ten Linde
aldaar te &rile!: van huime Pretentier & Sustenerer.
Zullende na Expitati.: van do Vierde Edictaale Citatie teegens
de Non Cornparareter wordert geprocedeesti als naar Rechtcr.
Aldus geptabliceerd & geaffigeerd daar waar do zo het behoord,
Actual Demerary den 6 December, 1805. I
M;;RT. .iMIT, Eerste Exploiteur. 1
TRANSLATION.
By Virtue of a certain Appointment of the Ho:
nourable V. A. HEYLIGER, Acting President of the Ho—
neurable Court of Justice her.:, bearing date the 24th Noverr.
' ber, 1808, granted on the Petition of W. B. PANYE, Testamen-
tary Executor in the Estate and Inheritance U the LA:: E.COOKE,
and acting for the Executors;
All colonial aad foreign known and unknown Creditors of the
Estate Edward Cooke, are
SUMMONED BY EDICT,
For the first time, by me, the Unders!gned first Marshal of the
aforesaid Court, to appear or send their Proxies before the Ho-
nourable Court of Justice here, holding Sessions in the Town of
Stabroek, in the month of January of the year I 410, in order there
to exhibit their s,s-eral Claims and Petitions.
After the exi !ration of the fourth Edictal Citation, the Nor-
appearers will be proceeded against according to law.
Thus published and duly affixed in the customary places.
Done in Demerary, oth December, 1808.
(Signed) MART. SMIT, First Marshal.

E EVENIN(; STA IL

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNE 30.

PRICE OF STOCK s THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Sons. for July 69i:—Recluci:d 681i—Omnium 1 pron.
Bills. 23. pr.

The eighteenth French Bulletin which we yester-
day laid before our Readers, while it shews that NA-
POLEON had either not been able or had been unwil-
ling again to cross the Danube up to the ISth instant,
proves at the same time that there was no truth in
the report received. three days successively from Hol
land, of an action having commenced on the 12th.
It is singular that at so important a crisis we should
not yet have received later accounts from the armies-
It is probable that within a few hours most important'
intelligence will arrive, and we lament to say,. that we'
are at this moment under censiderable apprehensions
as to its nature.

It is proper, however, that we should state the
grounds of our fears, that inferences may not be
drawn by our readers, unwarranted, perhaps, by the
circumstance.

After the Mail Coach left Dover yesterday even-
ing, the guard and passengers, on looking behind
them from the heights, perceived the whole French
coast to be illuminated, as with one blaze of light,
accompanied with incessant disegarges of artillery.—
The cause, of course, is not known ; but we confess
that this event has thrown a damp over cur mind
which we know not how to shake off!

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