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MAY 27, 1812.

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On Monday next will be published, price Is. 6d.

'1 'HE LADY's MAGAZINE for May, conta;n.
Ins, besides a numerous variety of other amusing and in-
structive Articles in Prose and Verse)* d-raded Account of the
As4assination of Mr. Perceval, with a Sketch of the A.sass;n's
Hi•tory, accompanied with a fourth illuyrative Engraving, in
addition to the usual number of Embellishment-, viz I. An In-
teresting Historical Plate; 2. The molt fashionable Female
Dresses, correctly coloured ; 3. A new and elegant-Pattern tor
the front of a worked dress.
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A Novel, entitled
THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES.-
BY A PERSON WITHOUT A NAME.
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THE PRINCE AND THE OPPOSITION.--...
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REGENT. Ey the Author of A Letter to the Prince,and
Vindication of George 111.
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An Awful Warning, iuscribed to the Memory of the Right Hon.
Spencer Percival.

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THE POOR CHILD'S LIBRARY; being a
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Pieces, in Prose and Verse; consisting partly of Selections from
the best and most pious Authors, partly of Tracts published in a
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By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton,
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SECOND GRAMMAR O!

GEOGRAPHY.
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ICENT.—BEAUTIFUL SITUATION.
To be um oil LEASE, and attend on immediately,
BOUGHTON MALHERBE PARSONAGE,
one mile from the Higis-road, two from Ludlam, four
'from Charing, eleven from Maiditooe andAshford, and 47 from
London; colitis ing of a good Hall, Dining-zoom, Drawing.
room, Study, nine Red•roonis, besides Dreedi.g•roorns nd
Closets; a good Kitchen, and suitable attached and detached
Dikes, web supplied with eseellent water; a double Cued-
house, and six-stall Stable, and five Acres of rids Pasty., !Amd,
the appearance of a Paddock, intervened wish See Elms; also
a fish pond, well stored with ends, and a gond Kitchen Garden
in the highest tae of cultivation. here is a pallet walk to the
Church, which is near, through a Shrubbery. The situation is
osiconansool) beautifal. The prraseeet over the Wield of /Lest.
ice. exten,iye, sod the precnia..s are sheltered trona the /forth
winds by an Ash Plantation.
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London. AU is ten (post paid) duly answered.

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every other species of disorder. HICK MAN'S PILLS, eons.
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