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London, England, 1813-04-14 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1818.

TRADE AND etOVERNMEN r OF INDIA. •
This day *its published, in royal my°. price 12s. in boards,
THE EXPEDIENCY MAINTAINED of Con-
Cooing the System by Which the Mile and Government
of India are now regulated.
By ROBERT GRANT, Esq. London, 1819.
Printed f.r (slack, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street and
J. Hatcharii. Piccaddly.

Just published, pries 14.641.
A,.LETTER 'from a ICL1) OFFICER at
MADRAS, In -the Service of the IRAS r INDIA COM-
PANY, to a ME 11 BER of the BOARD of "CONTROL/1,, on
the DANGER of DISTURBING the RELIGIOUS .PREJU-
DICES of ti:e HINDU:i.• •
Prnited for T. Well and W. navies. Strand.

This day was published. price 3s. Bd. the second Edition, of
rpHE EXCELLENCY of the LITURGY, in
1 Four Discourbes, preached before the University of Cam-
bridge in November, 18 i 1.
By the Rev. CHARLES SIMEON, M. A.
Fellow of King's Colit•ge Cambridge.
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davi, s, Strand ; and J. Hatchard,
Piccadilly.

This day Were published,
In Thre.• VMS. Bvo. £l. 1 Is. J. in extra boards,
THE WORKS of the Lite Mrs. COWLEY ; flow
first collected; containing all her Draniatie Works, and se-
veral Poems now before Published.
Printed fur G. Wilkie atld J. Robinson, Pwernoster-rove.

This day were published, price 1 011. 6d. each Print,
TOUR representing the reproachful
1 Conduct of BONAPARTE on his leaving RUSSIA, viz.:
his Flight from the Battle of Kfatoioi, hii ignominious Escape
from Smorgonic in Dlsguiee, his inhuman Conduct in sacrificing
his Rear guard, and the Miseries of the French 'limy en bivouac
surprised by the Coscacs.
Publiched by I-la.:sell and Co. No. 11, Clement's-Inn.

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CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE,
MANSFIELD-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE.
To be SOLD by PRIVA IT. CON ntAcT, by Mr. ROBINA,
ACAPITAL F kNIILY RESIDENCE, ele-
pantly furnished, a:apre.l fvr the accommothr:on of a
Noblenlan or nily of the first planned with snite4
of Apartments on a magnificent scale, and suitable doinestic C!-
hers, Coach-house, and Soblcs.
To be viewe:l by 1 ickets, which wi h Particallars, may be
bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden fquare.

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WITHIN ONE MILE OF HIIIIE-PARK-CORNER,
To be :i0I.1) by PRIVATE CON FRAC r, by Mr. ROBINS,
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for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family of dis
tinetion, with excellent domeric det.tehei duilblc Coac:l-
- Stable for four horses, With Rooms over, Wa.h-hotise
and Laundry, a Cottage, Orchard, Drying ground, Grapery,
Kitchen-garden, nearly one Acre ; Fish-pond, Lawn, Paddock,
in al: about seven Acres, skirted with choice Shrubs and Trees,
't's ba viewed by •licketv, which, with Particulars, may be
had, of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, on the Borders of WORCESI rg nixes
Capital FAMILY MANSION, furnished; extensive MANOR;
FlbH POOLS, well stored, &c.
TO BE LEI', for One or Three Years,
AVERY eligible FAMILY MANSION, in cam•
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Offices of all dveriptions, Coach-houses, Stables, Fann•yard,
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choice Fruit-trees; Hot-houses and Su:cession-houses, Vineries,
Petcheries, Green-houses and Ice house, &c.; and from Five to
One Hundred Acres of Grass and Arable Land may be had,
it requited. Dirant from London between eighty and ninety
miles, from Worcester twenty, and contiguous to the hth road,
wl.tre the mail and coaches pats daily.
• Particulars to be had el Mr. Robins, Warwick-strnt, Gol-
.den-•quare. •