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A GERNAN'S TRAVELS IN ENGLAND.
This day were published, in twc vols. duodecimo, price 14s. bds.
TRAVELS through ENGLAND, WALES, and
SCOYLAND, id the Year 1816.-By Dr. S. H. SPIKER,
Librarian to his Majesty the King of Prussia.—Dedicued to the
Friends of England.—Translated from the German.

r3P The Author of these Travels was well known to an ex
tensive literary circle during his residence in England, and was
as remarkable for the quickness of his observations and the dili-
gence of his "inquiries, as for the candour of his remarks, the•
urbanity of bis manners, and the friendly disposition he inva-
riably manifested towards this Coup4ry.
London : Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor,.
and Lepard, Finsburywquare. • .

THE COINAGE, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, AND
PRISON LAWS.
LA CKINGTON, HUGHES, and Co. beg leave to announce
thsPliblication of the-follawing Wurks, uponßubjects of Im-
portance, which are likely to engage the AtientiOn of Pail's-
swat during the present Session.—Finsbury-square, Sept. 1.
ANNALS of the COINAGE of BRITAIN and its
Dependencies, from the earliest periogi of authentic His-
tory to the Death of George the Third. the Rev. ROGERS
1tt.;131.:G, BA). Vicar of Maldon; in •Surrey, F.S.A. and
H.M.A.S. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. In five large Volumes
•Octavo, and one Quarto Volume, containing a Series of Coins,
extending through a period of 1800 years, including the late
issues of Sovereigns and Crown Pieces Bike £6.65. boards.
.2. An Essay on Irish Coins, and of Currency of Foreign
Monies in Ireland. By James Simon, F.R.S. 4to. with Plates,
price 18s.
3. Metrology; or, An Exposition of Weights and Measure',
chiefly those of Great Britain, Ireland, and France • containing
Tables of Comparison, and Views of various Standards. Also
an Account of Laws and Local Customs relating to the subject,
with Parliamentary Reports, and other important Documents.
By I'. Kelly, LL.D. Bvo. price Ik.
In this publication the three French Systems of Metro-
logy aro explained; namely, the Ancient System ; the Metrical
or Decimal System of 179$ ; and the Systeme Usuel of 1812
by which ancient names are restored, and Binary instead of 1)e:
cimal Divisions adopted. The last method is now published for
the first time, it is believed, in the English Language.
4. Hints fur the Improvement of l'risons, and for the Better
Regulation and Management of Prisoners, respectfully addressed
to the Committee of the House of Commons. By James Elmes,
• 4to with Plates, price Bs.

• NEW LOTTERY.
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New Lottery at either of the above Offices, it being impossible,
within the limits of an Advertisement, to develope the peculiar
advantages of purchases made before the sth of October, the
day the Drawing commences. The principal Features of the
present Lottery are, Thereare 7,60 G Tickets-4,500 of which
will be drawn the First Day.—Two Prizes of £1 0,000 will be
drawn within the first quarter of alt houit and all Baulks drawn
on that ilay) will be entitled to aEl4'. each Ticket; or Shares to a
. propoitionate value, if presented on er befort the sth of Octo-
ber, but not afterwards, thus giving to the early Adventurer a
r superior and decided advantage% The Scheme also contains Two
.Prizes of £20,000, with the usual proportion of other Prizes.
MARTIN and Co. look fiNfard" with confidence to a re-
currence of that patronage it wiU ever be their pride to acknow-
ledge, and beg leave to state, that the last Prize of
' £lo,ooo' MONEY,
Was Sold by them, at 8, CornhiU, and 120, Oxford-street.