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London, England, 1816-03-14 00:00:00

KOTZEBUE'S LAST WORK.

Tbis day was published, In Orr Vol. Sea. price Q. boards,
riIHE RUSSIAN PRIsONP.R of WAR among
the FRENCH By MORI l'Z VON KO ZE HUE, Lieu-
tenant of the General taff of the Imperial Russian Army, Knight
of the Order of h.. %Vladimir. •

wait the addition of a Prefect:u►! Poatteript, by tbr
Author's Fa her. A.Voo Kotzebue. Tranidated from the German.
1.0n.10n : Piloted fur G.dv aad F-nner. raterittpiter-row.

On the t%t of March was published, No. 111. price us. ed. of
riIHE ASIA I'IC JOURNAL. and Monthly Ite•
r,ister for British India and its Dependencies; cootainitir
Original Communicatiuns, Asiatic Ftagnients, Anecdotes, &c.
Poetry, Review of Books, literary, Philosophical, and Mis-
sionary Intelligence, State Papers, Parliamentary Journal, Asia-
tic Intelligence, Births, Marriages, Deaths, and Appointment.
In India/ Home Inte.liges,ce, India Saks, Times Appointed for
the East India Compail's Snip, tur the Season. ate.
Printed for Black, Parbtiry, and Alku, I.eadenhall-streer;
and may be had of all Bo..lc,el'ers.

In a few days will be pubh,l.cd, handsomely printed in uric vo-
lume. pricy as. in host.tp,

EMOT RS of the PRIN4,3P4kI EVENTS in
iVI. the CAMPAIGNS of NOR ra HOLLAND and
EGYPT; together with a brief Dererillikon of the Islands of
Crete, Rhodes, Iracube, himorea, and the Voyage in the Me-
diterranean.

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By MAj FRANCIS MAUL&
Late of the or Queen's Regiment, and us elso Staff of the
Severn t)i tnet

Pr., ed for F. C. and J. 61124y:0n, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
:2rd ; sold also by 1. Hadar& 010. 190. Pit eadlily.

BALL'S EDI IION OF DE 1.01. ME ON IHE
CONsIII UTION

This day was published, elegantly printed in small Bvo. Bs. hda.
riPHE CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND; or,
An Account of -he E ististi Government t in which it is
corn; .red with the 18.9.nblican Form of Olvernment, and occa.
slunady with the other Monarchies in Europe.
!'y J. 1.. DE LOI.ME, Advocate.
A new and unproved Edition; to which is adJed, copious
Notes, bringing the History down to the press nt time.
Lonl,rt t Printed by Jobn Bell. Sold by Sherwood, Neely,
and J-rt PAM ,aster-row.

Just publi.hed, In 1 vol. eve. price 10s. 6d. boards, •
APRACTICALTREATISEontheDISEASES
of the FOOT of the HORSE; with Obserradous on
Shoeing.
,_'
P 7 RICHARD HAYWARD BUDD, Veterinary Surgeon.
hr object of the above work has been to explain the want of
tucciAs which art rails the conuuon methods of treatment of those
disease.: arising in consequence of injuries sustained 4 this peed-
daily part; and to peApose others dictated by a scientific view of
the subject bath. rte uniformly successful. It is presumed, there-
fore feat it will he an object of interest to all who value the um
vices of the Horse.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-

This day was published.
In S vols. foolscap ilvo. (the 4th Edition) price Ills. boards, of
ODERICK, the LAST of the GOTHS, a
TRAGIC PORM.
By ROBERT SOU I'HEY, Esq.
Poet Laureate, and Member of the Royal Spanish Academy.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortnek and Brown, Pate&
waster•row.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
Minor Poems, 3 ROIL IRA; Madoe, 2 vols. Ifs.; Joan of Are,
2 vols. les ; Curse of Kellum, 2 volt. I 45.• Thalaba, Sivas. la.
Speedily win be published,
1. A Pug image to Waterloo, a Poem, in one voL foolscap Svo.
With Eight Engravings.
2. 1 be History of the Brazils, V.lume the Second.

I .EVER'S YOUNG SEA OFFICER'S SHEET
-RA ANCHOR ; or, A Key to the Leading of Rigging and to
Practical Seamanship. The remaining copies of this work, in one
• 4to. pries Lou Ss. boards, may be bad of Joists Ricraansou,
under the Royal Exchange; BLACK, PARMIATI, and ALLAN,
and Noise and Co. Leadenhall-street.
W e think this publication merits the highest praise that has
hitherto been bestowed on any Treatise, of which the professed
object was the ilistroction of Young ()Seers in the various
branches of marine service. The Plates are well executed, and
we can recommend Mr. Lever's Work as containing nothing that
it supetiaotta, and all things that are useful, on the subject which
le tfeal4-v.7ticontitly Reviewpigne,lll 1.

S. That the continuance of those duties, during peace, when
the facility of smuggling is so numb increased, cannot fail to in-
jure the home manufacture of Spirits, which must *till farther
diminish the demand for Barley.
6. '1 hat it is therefore necessary to reduce the duties on Malt,
Beer, and Spirit*.
7. That in order to equalize the supply of grain, and promote
Its cultivation, it is desirable that au appropriation should be
made from the extra produce of abundaut Lutists, to supply
the di ficiency of seasons less favourable.
S. That the admission of Foreign Corn to he warehoused pre-
vents suck application of our own occasional abundance, and as-
signs to Foreign Agriculture the formatimr4 those stores, which
might otherwise be created from the produce of our own.
9. That it is therefore expedient to repeal so much ut an Act
of last Session for the Regulation of the Corn ['radii, as permits
the warehousing of Foreign Corn, at all times, duty free.
10. That in order farther to promote the appropriation of a
part of our prevent abundance, and reserve it for furore con-
suniption, it is expedient to aid the means of those
who may be disposed so to employ their capitals, by en advance
of Exchequer Bills, toi limited amount.
11. That excessive taxation renders it necessary to give pro-
tection to all articles, the produce of our own soil, against similar
articles, the growth of foreign countries, not subject to the same
burdens, and, iu conforinity with that policy, which has been
uniformly übser•ed, of protecting by duties and encouraging by
bounties or drawbacks, ail our other manufactures.

13. That It is therefore espedisut to impose additional duties
and restrictions on the impala ion of all articles the rroduce of
for Ago agriculture.

it is expedient, under doe limitation, to encourage,
by bounty or drawback, the exportation of the redundant pso-
duce of thy Agrauku.e of the United Kingdom.
That the Tithe, and the Po.,r•rates, to the payment of
which, those whuir capimis are engaged in Agriculture arc
almost exclusively subjected, Lave receutly been felt to pleas
:th t a,:tig -lid uti.:l3,3,plets severity. and that it is therefore
necessary to /sheer thew, as tar as kussible, frem the operation
of other burdet.s.