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A CATALOGUE of LAW BOOKS with Ex-
tracts from the Prefaces to the &Ferenc works published
(the greater part exclusively) by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book-
sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.
•,* A very extensive and surrior collection of new and se-
cond-hand Law Books, both common and civil:

This day was published,
By W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, complete
in two large volumes, royal Bvo. price .42. 2s. in boards,
AN ABRIDGEMENT of the LAW of NISI
PRIUS: containing, 1. Account. 2. Adultery. 3 Assault
and Battery. 4. Assumpsit. 5. Attorney. 6. Auction. 7. Bank-
rupt. 8. 'Baron and Ferne. 9. Bills of Exchange and P:.umissury
Notes. 10. Carders. 11. Common. 12. Consequential Da-
mages. 13. Covenant. 14. Debt. 15. Deceit. 16. Detinue.
17. Distress. 18. Ejectment. 19. Executors and Adminiqrs-
tors. 20. Factor. 21. Fishery. .22. Frauds. statute of. 23.
Game 24. Imprisonment. 25. Insorance. 26. Libel. 27. Ma-
hciuus Prosecution. 28. Master and Servants. 29. Nuisance.
30 Partners. 31. Replevin. 39. Rescous. 33. blander. 34.
Stoppage in Transitti. 35. Tithes. 36. Trespass. 37. Troyer.
Sas. Use and Occupation. 39. Wager.
By WILLIAM SELWY N, Jun. Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at La ,v.
Second Edition, with considerable additions.

This day was publklied,
In tw• large volumes, royal Bvo. price 41.'2. °s. in bonr.ls,
APRACTICAL TREATISE on PLEADING;
with a Collection of Practical Pi eerden.s.

By JOSEPH CHITTY, E of the Middle Temple.
Chap. I. Of the Parties by and against whom Actions are to
be brought. Ist. On Contracts. And 2dly. In the case of Forts.
C'iap. 11. Of Actions arid their particular applicability. And
Is,. When Action ex contractu, as Assunipsit, Debt, Covenant,
Account, Annuity or Detinue, are respectively proper to b:
adpted, and when improper. 2lly. When Actions ex delicto are
proper, as Case, Troyer, Detinue, Replevin, Trepan, and I•ject-
txtent. Next are considered the Coasequencts of tin: for.it
Action being misconceived ;—•che Joinder of Actio s ;—the cot:-
sequences of Misjoinder ;—and the election of Actions.
Chap. 111. Of the general principles of Pleading, as they affect
every Branch thereof. _ _

Chap 'V. Of the Dezlaration, its qualities and parts in Actions
on Cfintracts and for Forts.

Chap. V. O t 1.. claim of Conusancc, Appearance and Defence,
Orr and Imparlances.
gm!. VI. Of liras to the Jurisdiction, and in Abatement, and
the proceedings thereon.
Chap. VII. Of Pleas in Bar; and when the General Issue, or
a Special Plea, or more than one Plea, may be proper, and the
form and qualities of Pleas in Bar.
Chap. VIII. Of Replications. And Ist. Of their several sorts
and descriptions. C.dly. Of the form of thr Replication, whether
it consist of matter of Estoppel, or deny or traverse the Plea, or
confess and avoid it, or new assign; and :Idly Of the qualtties of
the Replkation.

Chap.. IX. Of Rejoinders, Surrejoinders, and subsequent
Plcadings, and of Issues, Repleaders, and Ploas puia darrein con-
tinuance; and of Itemarrers, and Joinders in Demurrers.
The Second Volume contains Precedents of Pleadings,‘most
frequently occurring iii Piaetice. with Notes thereon.
London: Printed for W. Clarke and Suns, Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn; and J. llutterwnrth, Fleet-street.

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HE READING, upon the STATUTE of
T SEWER:, with ~veral Judgments and Resolutions of the
Judges. By ROBERT CAI.LIS, Esq.
Tbird Edition, correcrce and enlarged, will the MSS. Notes
of the late Mr. SLAJZANT HILL.
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Reports, 565) that Canis' reading is one of the best p•rformances
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ASUPPLEMENTAL VOLUME, brimVol.
V. (comprising 50 new Precedents) of ORIGINAL PRE-
CEDEN 1 S in CONVEYANCING; with Practical Notes, atld
a'so yaria:ions a lapsing each Precedent to the most usual circum-
stances ef Title.

By CHARLES BARTON, Esq. of the Inner Temple.
Author of the Elements of Conveyancing.
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ed of canevlling the Index affixed to the former Volumes, and
subjoined a more perfect and complete Index to the whole work.
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next, Messrs. C. cannot be answerable ter the completion.

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A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BILLS of
F.XCHANGE, Chezks on Bankers, Promissory Notes,
Bankers' Cash Notes, and Bank Notes • third edition, considera-
bly enlarged and improved, with an Notes;
of Precedents.
By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. of the Middle Temple.
There is-no branch of the Law so important to the Merchant,
u well as the Lawyer, as that relating to Bills of Exchange and
Promissory Notes. An intimate Acquaintance with the Com-
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who too frequently, for want of being sufficiently apprized of
tke ruses affecting Bills, &c. loses the benefit of the security in his
band ; and it is also of the greatest importance to every profes-
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other point.

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Complete in Seven Vulumes, royal octavo, closely printed, price

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LORD COKE's INSTITUTES of the LAWS
of ENGLAND, in Four Parts.
Part I. being Lord Coke's Comment on Littleton's Tenures,
with additions of NoteA and References, by FRANCIS HARSIRATI
and CHARLES BUTLER, Esqrs.• the Sixteenth
edition contains insertions in the Notes of the latter Editor, in
consequence of the Judicial determinations subsequent to that
edition. The Index, almost entirely new, has been framed by
en ARLES Joon WEE, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn.
Part 11. Containing a Commentary on Magna Charts, and an
eXpo.ition of many ancient and other Statutes.
Part 111. Concerning High Treason and other Pleas of the
Crown, and Criminal Causes.
Part IV. Concerning the Jurisdiction of the Courts.
This Edition of the latter Institutes is improved by the addi-
tion of authentic •Franslatlons of the Statutes, and Marginal Re-
ferences to Modern Authorities.
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