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NVEDN GUST 1, Imo

This day was published,
In a large nvo price 14s. in boards
THE COMMENTARIES of Sir WILLIAM
A. BLACKSTONE, Knt. on the LAWS and oortsTrru.
TION of lINGLASI); carefully abridged in a new manner, and
continued down to th • present time, with Notes, corrective and
explanatory; second edition, corrected and erlargA.
By WILLIAM CURRY, Esq of the Muer Temple.
Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal.
street, I.incoln's Inn.

Of whoa,. may be had, in eve. price ss. in boards.
An Interesting and Impartial View of the Practical Benefits
and Advantages of the Laws sod C3astitation of England. Bp
P. B. Cauca, Esq. of Lincoln's-Inn.

This day was published,
Iu Svo. price 7s. in boards, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book-
sellers, Portug ! reet, Lincoln's Inn,
A N ESSAY on the LAW of USURY.—Contain-
ing—What Contracts are usurious. Of the Nature of an
usurious Contract. The Loan. The interest. Of the different
Artifices which have been practised to mule the Law. How far
Usury affects the Validity of the Contract. What species of Con-
tracts and Securities are void Of avoiding them. Between what
Persons they are void. Consequences or the illegality and invali-
dtty of the Contract. How Usury is pulls!iable. To whom the
pecuniary-Penalties belong. How they are to be recovered. Of
the furor of the Action. Of the Eviderce.

By MARK ORD, Esq. Barrister at Law.
The 311 &Winn, enlarged.

By W. Clarke al.d auns, LaWlSooksellers, Portugal-street, Lin-
cob's inn, in avo. price 5s in boards,
THE JURISDICTION of the COURT LEET,
exemplified in the Articles which the Jury or Inquest for
the King, in that Court, is charged and sworn, and by Law en-
joined to inquire and present, together with approved precedents:
second edition, with great additions.
By 1011 N RI 1.30 N, Lsq. of Gray's Inn.

This Work treys of the Nature of the Leet—of the Lord of
the Leet—of the Origin of the Leet—of the 'l'ime, Place, and
Maurer of HAting the Leet—of the Suitors—of the Jurisdie-
ti.an—of the Steward—of the Jury—of Presentments—of Fines
and Amerciantents—of Asseerment—of the Remedy for FMas
a id Ainerc•amentt—of Pivading--and of Precodeats. _

POWELL'S CONVEYANCING, REV lk.D Idlt isAtt
This day was published,
'!it three valtimes, royal Svc% price A'2. Rs. In boards,
ic INAL PR ECEDENTS IN CONVEY.
ANCING ; compri lig Agreements, Annuities, Appoint-
ments, Assignmet,ts, Adeowsons, Bargain and Sale, Bond., Co-
partnership, Creditor., Confirmation, Covenants, Debtor, Dis-
charges, Demise, Exchange, Feoflments, Fives, Crants, Join-
tures, Legacies, Itidemmtv, Licence, Least 5, Marriage, Men-
gage,, Partition, Posseseion, Prescntatims, Purchases, ReLt
Chargo, Recoveries, Re.e:, se, Settlements, Surrenders, -;eparatinn,
Tru tees Wills,Uses and Trusts ; sAect-d from the Manuscript
Collection of the late JOIIN JOSLPH POWELL, Esq. reeis.d
and corrected, with Notes, and Remarks, explanatory of au
Nature and Efficacy of the several Assurances, &s. contained la
the collection.

By CHARLES BARTON, rsq.
Of the Inner Temple, Barrirter at Lave.
second Edition, corrected ard improved.

The Profession having a:istactarily denim:crated their arpro-
!)ation of these Preceo, nisi by the sale of a very large impre.snot
of the former Edition, no hing now need be sad in recammenoa.
tion of them. '1 he present hrlition has been carefully reviset%
and all such errors as appeared in the former have been corrected,
and such improvelhents madeos it is hoped will be found useful.
Printed for W. Clarke and Sons ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and
Orme ; J. War, and 1. Richardson.

I his day was published,
In Two Vols. Bvo. price CI. Is. boards,
(Dedica,ed by permission to Lord ELLE x acisouou),
I'HE LAW of COSTS, in Civil diction and Cri-
minal Proceedings—Second Edition, cousiderahly enlarged
and improved
By JOHN HULLOCK, Seq. Barrister !it Law.
The extensive collection of Cases contained in this work, and
the copious manner in which the toast important of th. in are re•
ported, will, it is presumed, b.? useful to the profession in general,
to the Attorney, by enabling him thereby to direct his practice, to
the Barrister, by exhibiting in one point of vi.:vr, what otherwise
could (oily be obtained by cnnsultmg a numb.x of different ai.l
often wisely scattered authorities.
Print. 4 for W. Clarke and Suns, Law Booksellers, Portugal.
street, Lincoln's lun.