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London, England, 1821-03-31 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1821.

NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO-FORTE.
QAPRICIO, in which is introduced Bishop's fa-
vvvomit, Mr," Bid me discourse," by Frederick Kukker).
net pr. Introduction and Rndo,lay Do. Op. ss, F. Si.
Pie Redouble, or March, as a Duet for two Performers, by Do.
price 2‘ Introduction to, and Variations on, the Air-0 Rule
Britannia," by Do. price ss. .Din Din Air, by Nelsen, as a
Rondo, by Ito. price 3s. Introduction to, and Variations on,
the Air" Will you come to the bower," (New Edition), by Do.
price :;s. Fourth Fantasie, by Ferdinand Ries, on the popular
Air" And has she then failed in her truth," by Bishop, pr. 4s.
Operatic Airs, N 0.7, Introduction and Variations on a Poem-
guese Air, by G. Krallmark, price 3s. Rosides favourite Over-
ture to La Gnu Ladra, price 3s. Ditto, as a Duet for two Per
formers, by J. F. Borrower, price 4s.
IPublilited by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. at their
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NEW MUSIC.
In April will be published, by Subscription,
THREE SOLOS for the TENOR, with an Accom-
paniment for the VIOLONCELLO; composed, and
most respectfully inscribed (by srinission) to his valuable
Friend, Thomas Aubeton Smith, M.P. .
By BENJAMIN LAKE,
Musician in Ordinary to his Majesty,. Op. 9.
Subscripdos 101.6 d.
Published, for the Author, by Messrs. Ifonzaal and Hill, No.
39, Regent-street, Piccadilly, where Subscriptions will be re-
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CHURCHWARDEN'S AND OVERSEER'S GUIDE,
WITH NEW VESTRY ACT.
This day was published, price ss. 6d. sewed, a New and Cor-
rected Edition of •
THE, CHURCHWARDEN'S and OVERSEER'S
GUIDE and DIRECTOR, written and arranged forth.
Use or Parish Officers, and others desirous of acquiring Paro-
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brunch of Parish Business, and other matters relating thereto,
and the various Duties of Parish °lacers, are familiarly and
minutely elPbined•—•-By J. ASHDOWNE, Member of the
Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn. ,
Third Edition. To which are added, useful Extracts from the
late Vestry Act.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
Tbr Parish Officer's New Alphabetical Register. shelving the
Names of Paupers receiving occasional or permanent Parochial
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Price Is. 6d. sewed.

TO JURORS, ELECTORS, MAGISTRATES, AND'
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iu 120 as 100,
I.
GULDEN RULES for JURYMEN, containing
Principles of general Joke, Maxims of Law, and Proy
tie., of British Courts, in Ovllfaad Criminal Cues, set forth in
short paragraphs, for the use of conscientious Jurors in the Jury-
'box. By Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS, late Medi! of London
and Middlesex. II: _ _ _

GOLDEN RULES for ELECTORS, consisting of the
Theory of the Representative System, of Election Laws, and of
special Rules fix distinguishing between worthyt and unworthy
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I U.
GOLDEN RULES for MGIASTRATESaad SHERIFFS,
developing the Principles of Universal Jurisprudence, the true
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same Author.

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FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

At the Custom-house, NEWCASTLE. .en Tenses; the 106
April, 11121, at Eleven o'Qsck la the Forenoon,
Good Snow or Vessel called the MARIA
and ANN, of the burthen of 111 4944ths Taw, with
her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, U she now lies at the North
Shore, Newcastle.upon-Tpse.
12 stance Whiskey. 4 gallons Geneva.
2 hun. 0 qrs. 0 add Deals.
1 1 24 Deal Ends.
0 1 s Battens.

0 1 SS Batten Ends.
Twelve. Spars, font Masts,. oat piece of Oak Plank, contain-
ing sine cubit feet ; eight Casks.castalaing 1 S cwt. 2 qrs. 23 lbs.
of Foreign Salted Beef; two Casks of Salted Beef, nine Begs
of Biscuit, one Firkin of Butter, an Open Boat fl feet Wog,
and as Open Boat 21 feet Meg.
The Vessel and Goads abovententioned may be viewed on
application heing made at this Olice, except the Masts, which
are at North Shields. and may be seen by applying to Mr.
Charles B. Bell, Tide Surveyor there.
Cnstom-hoese, Newcastle, 22d March, 1841. •