Star.
London, England, 1801-03-23 00:00:00

MONDAT, MARCH ,23, Imo I

This day was pub:lilted, prim ss. boards,

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A TREATISE of the RIGHTS and DUTIES
. of BELLIGEREN I' and NEUTRAL NATIONS,
with relpeet to MARITIME AFFAIRS; in which the prin-
ciple of ARMED NEUTRALITIES, and the Opinions of
Manna and Sew toost., are folly difeuffed.
By ROBERT WARD. Efq.
Author of the Enquiry into taw Hatay and Foundation of the
Jaw ot Notions in Europe before the Age of Gro•ius.
London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-ftreet.

This 1117 Wen publiilied, price 4s.

REMARKS on Mr. SCHLEGEL's WORK,
upon tb Vifitatlon of Neutral VeMs under Convoy.
By ALEXANDER CROKE, Efq. LL.D.
Advocatc in DoEtor's Conunon.•.

Rohl by J. White, i lox-Arca ; aed J. Delareu, J.Stockdalc,
and J. Wright, Piccadilly.
%litre may be had, by thefante Author,

Report of the Cafe HorM; againft Liddiard, upon the
queßicat of Whist cossfert is omeifary to the Marriage of illegi-
timate Minors t with Mn intrododory *far, Imo the Theory
and halliory usaia r dams to meptimate Children.

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SERMONS, on various Subje&s. By SAMUEL
STANHO.PE SMITH, a D. Prefident of the College of
NeR krfey, America.
There "Sermon; were tranfasitted by the Author, with a view
of ali ertaining how far his mode of thinking and Writing
might be acceptable to ;he people of the United Kingdoms of
Great Britain. Having beat infpcdedby two eminent Divines,
who regard them ap the Snell fpecimens of oratory, as well as
the ftrongeß incitements to true religion and morality, this vo-
lume is fubmitted to the criterion of general fentiment.
London : Printed for j. Mawman (fuceeffor to Mr. Dilly),
in the Poultry.
Ot whom alfestnuy he bad, Jul! publithed,
THIRTEEN PRACTICAL SERMONS, founded upon
Doddrige's kife, &e.c, to which are added, Rome is Fallen ! &c.
By FRANCISWRAI,I6ILIM, M. A. Bvo. 6s. boards.
SERMQNS, chiefly intended to promote Faith, Hope, and
Charity. By V. KNOX, D. D. Third Edition. Large Oc-
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REGTITRAT!ON orFici:
FOR TTIF SALE OF IfiltrrAnr PROPERTY.

NOTICE to :II SELLERS and PURCHASERS of 111:R1-

TAbLE PROPERTY, in and 13C37 GLASGOW.

"PROM the I*n:fluent transfer of PROPERTY,
.1 and the very Er-at quantity emits:any lit the Market, it ts
evident, were en Office ooened for the Regiftration of all the
Heritable Properties on Lie, either in Glafgow, Lanarkihire,
or any of the neighbouring Cowries, it would afford muck
conveniency both to the Buyers and Sellers.
The Owners of many Propertier., tholtElt ready and willing
to fel!, will 3:ot be at the trouble mid expellee of advertifing in
the Newfpapers,.and others d•, tun cline& to bohl their Peo-
perties up to public view in that manner. Some Propt-r-ies
cannot bear the heavy charge even of occallonal advertiling ;
and very few can afford to have Co full defcriptions given as
would be fatisfadtory, and are often wanted. For tnefe and
lunilar reafons, there mutt at all times be much Property for
Pale that is no: fully known to be ot market.
Sellers, by means of the Scheme now propated, would al-
-1 ways have an opportunity to keep their Proxrty in the eye of
the Public, and in view of all who redly with to pi:rebate, and
' at a very modswate expasee,m3 Property reglftered would appear
in the market ti,l fold.
An luititudon of this kind would girt PurchiTers an oppor-
tunity cf procuring generallaformanon, and of feciog particu •
bar deferiptions of the 'irritable Property on tale, which mull
prove an advantage to concerned. To carry this Mu aid,
GEORGE THOMSON, corner of Hutchdon-itrect,G4(gow,
bas OPENED an OFFICL fur the REGISTRATION of
HERITABLE. PROPERTY cn SALE, and fol...ths the fup-
port, e,ncouragemea, and patronage of the Publick.
He has alreadyou his Books.
Several LSTATES in the COUNTRY,
A Variety of SITUATIONS for VILLAS,
Many LOTS of BUILDING GROUND,
And a great Choice of HOUSES,
Which arc to be hid ►y various Proprietors and Agents at ,
different Times and Places.

Regiltratiso, when the Defcription b a moderate kngtli,
Five Shillings, and if renewed after 'landing a year on the Books,
Two ShMings and Sixpence.
GEORGE THOMSON farther neon his fervice to the Pub-
lick as a BROKER or AGENT, either in the Sale or Purchafe
of Heritable Property. This he hopes may prove a eonvenien-
cy to Gentlemen who are not iaunediately an the fps, or who
have other and more its clan Engagements on their hind%
He has at prefent the Dffpofal of LANDS in the COUNTRY,
SITUATIONS for VILLAS, BUB.XIING GROUNDS. a va,
riety of HOUSES, and SHOPS in GLASGOW, whicL he re.
commends to intending Purchafau. as well deferring atlention
Brokerage for the Purchafc or Sale of any Property a: ,run-
der Two Hundred Pounds, Two Guineas, with Five
for every additional Hu,lred Pont as.
Gentlemen at a dittan,:e wifuing to lay out Money In the Par
chafe at Eftata m ScoJacd, or upon Mortgage, may rearm
fuck information as they may want, by writing, putt-paid, to
the Advert:ll'er.
Glafgow, stthFeb.sgor.