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USEFUL ITALIAN SCHOOL BOOKS.

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1. ANEW GRAMMAR of the ITALIAN LAN-
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t. A Coitaerton of ITALIAN LrrTzas, Moral and Historical,
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4. A DICTIONANT of the ITALIAN LANCIOAON, by Gtetlia, Is.
S. Mrrasvasto's Select Works, by Nardini, with Notes, to
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6. Tasso's GZRUSALLI4I4IILL , Notes by Deagostini,
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7. GIL Rua, in Italian, by Crocchi, 4 vols. price El. ls.
8. DEFFAIN.AILI'S SILOS:MONS of CLASSICAL ITALIAN PONTICT,
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9. COMMON Paayaa (Protestant), with the Psalms, &c. trans-
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price 16s.

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• PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 45.
Sir .LOaanam, Mr. Renstre, Sir Wis.u.sat Coasts, and
bremight tr from the commons the Hard Labour BM, the
of Riot's Benoit Business • Billy and, the Orphans' Fund
Whillit weft read 'a lief time, with a Illehsaglehoeing
the Commons had 'treed to the Anseadment made I
Lardaldps in the Alehouses' Licenses IS, mod a copy
Report of the Select Commktee as the Holyhead Rood.
Viscount MELVILLE presented a Petition from
nuil Assembly of petegates fiat's the Royal Burghs of
Wing the' Roßbrghs Repdatioo, and the Scotch
trates' Revideme Bills.—Laid oa the table.
On the motion of the Earl of Lrreareme.,the Alien
the Irish Constables' Bill were combined and reported.—
readings on Monday.
. The Court •bf Exchequer Sittings •BM, the Exchequer
Issue BM, the Salt Doty Rednetteny and the Ireland 1'
racy Advances Bills, were read-a third time and passed.
The Irish Fisheries 'Bill, the Charge of Funded Debt
the Receivers'-General *the Silk-Bounties and the Ro)
Burghs Rego/stints 13111 s, Went respectively through Committee
and Were reported.
The East labia Company Loan BBL the New South
Duties Bill, the late Queen's Servants' Bill, the Irish Salt
Reduction, and the -Stage Coicbei Duty Bilis, were
Second time.-Adjournq.
1101}iII O' COMMONS.
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Petitions were piesacted:from tlighgate and f inehley
the Hlihgate ChaperßilL=Lhid en the table.
'Mr. CA LC RA FT presented' a Petition from the lehahltants
of Hammersmith, tomplaining that the West Middlesex
works Company found means to evade assessment.—O
be printed.
The Orphans' Fund Bill, and the Irish Coroners'
read a third time and passed.
The 'Reports of the Committees of Supply and '
Means, were brought up, and the Resolutions read and
Mr. GORDON presented a Petition from the
Advocates of Aberdeen against the Stamp Duties .
Bill.—Laid on the table.
Mr. C. G RANT presented a Petition from the Grand
of the County of Louth, Ireland, against the Irish
TAlL—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. BENNET moved for Copies of a series of Official
respondence relative to Mr. Theodore Hook.—Ordered.
The Militia Pay Bill was read a second time, and ordered to
be cominitted to:-morrow.
Mr. BENNET presented a Petition from two Debtors,
complaining that they had been punished with solitary confine-
ment in the condemned cells of ilorsemonger-lane Jail, on a
warrant from the Marshal of the King's Bench Prison. He
(Mr. Bennet) contended, that the Marshal possessed no such'
power; that such an act was illegal, and he should take an op-
portunity to bring the question before the House.—Ordered to
be printed.
The Report of the Committee on the Ancient Histories of Eng-
land' wts brought up, the Resolutions read and agreed to; and an
Address to the Crown was ordered in pursuance of the same.
OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.