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London, England, 1819-02-23 00:00:00

MR. OWEN'S WORKS.

This day were published,
AtNEW VIEW of SOCIETY; in Four Essays on
the Formation of the Human Character, preparatory to
the Developement of a Plan for gradually ameliorating the Con-
dition of Mankind. Third Edition, Svo. price tia.
9. Teacts relative to the New View of Sac:err; viz. Pro-
posals for raising a Meg! of Industry of all useful Trades and
Husbandry. By JOHN SELLERS. (Reprinted &ern the
original, published in 1696.)—Report to the C6minittee of the
Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and.Labouting
poor.-9 Brief Sketch of the Religious Society of People called
Shakers.—An Account of the Public Proceedings which took
place in London in July and August, 1917, price 6s. 64. sewed,
3. An ADORN= delivered to the Inhabitants of New Lamas,
at the Opening of the Institution established for the Formation
of Character. The Third Edition, price its. 6d.
4. 03.szavalmns On the Ern= of the MANWVAOMILOW 1111111.
tem. The Third Edition. To which are added, Two'Letters
on the Employment of Children in Manufactories, and a Letter
on the Union of Churches and Schools, price 9s. 6d.
5. TWO MICKOLIALII on Benair of the Women* CI-tens;
the first presented to the Governments of Europe and America,
the second to the Allied Powers assembled in Congress at Ma-
ki-Chapelle, price ls.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pa-
ternester-row ; and to be had of all other Booksellers.

This day waspublished, in Demy 12nto. price ss. extraboarde,
rPREASURES OF THOUGHT. from De Stael
JL Holstein. To which is prefixed, Cur:tory Remarks upon
her Writings, and a Monody on her Death.
fly the Author of Affection's Gift, &c.
" The Compilation of this little Volame as suggested by
the Perusal of some Remarks which appeared in the Times Pa-
per, July 19, 1817."—Introduction.
Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row,
London ; and Swinborne aid Walter, Colchester. Of whom
may be bad, just published. in foolscap gm. with an elegant Iron-.
tispircerice 4s. 61 boards.
AFFECTION'S GIFT to
Ma H BELOVED GOD-CHILD.
Ey . . •
" A little Volume of Essays on the Virtues and Vices,
and on various Topics of Science, called' Affection's Gift to a
beloved God-Child,' merits a place beside the similar Volume
of Mrs.-Chapone lad Dr. Gregory. The language to ebrrect
and elegant."—Mon. ?deg. Jan. 1242.
" This is a little Volume of sound advice to young Females, and
may with safety be presented by every Mother to her Daughter ;
Cie most amiable feelings are Inculcated, end much of good and
evil propensities properly defisod."—Lit. Journal, Jan. 13, lel .
66 This little Velume, width is principally composed of Let-
ters, written in a pleasing style for Aso purposei of yostycll
struction. we have mock planes In raorszpaelies..plirw
Monthly )lag. Fob. 1,111,.

HOUSE OF. LORDS, FEBRUARY tit.
Colasel were finally heard respecting the Scots Appeal,
" George and Sir Patrick Walker, Bart. e. Gibson." After
whick the4louse, on the motion of the Loan QUI/CELLOS,
armed the judgment of the Court below.
Coe.isel were heard in part on the Scots Cause, " The Earl
of Abr ene v. Inns."--To proceed again on Friday.
The Marquis of Tnostions (one of the Irish Representative
Peers), the Earl of Loosnaus, the Earl of thatwooo,,and Lord
Cast r., severally took the oaths and their seats.
Fatima., from the East India bock Company, presented
an al;roust of the Receipts and Disbursements of that Corpora-
tisajor the last year, which was laid upon the table.
Tike Bristol Gas Light Bill was read the third time, and
en Bari of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the
Cluiebwardeu and numerous other Inhabitants of the parish
of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, praying for the immediate
Repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Bill.
Viscount EXMOUTH presented a Petition to the same ef-
fect, from the Merchants, Ship Owners, and others, of the Town
and Port of Plymouth, which, together v<kh the foregolt,g, was
ordered tobe laid on the table.
The Twenty Millions Exchequer Bills' Bill was read the third
time.q of passed.
Ds! Duke of NIONTIrO.SE read the Prince Regent's
serer to thu recent Address of their Lardships (for the produc-
des of certain Papers), importing that directions would be given
aecoillinglyo•-•Adjounsed till to-morrow. •