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NEW EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE.

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THE JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH
OFFICER.—By RICHARD BURN, LL. D.
Late Chancellor of the Diocese of. Carlisle.
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BRITISH GALLERN OF PORTRAITS,
Prnied for T. Cada' and W. Davie'', Stun].

f his day was published, in Octavo, pnce Is.
ASECOND JOURNEY in SPAIN, in the Spring
of 1809; from Lisbon, through the Western Skirts of the
Sierra Morena, to Seville, Cardoba, Granada, Malaga, and Gib&
raliar; and thence to Tetuan and Tangiers: with Plate., con-
taining 24 Figures.illustrative of the Costume and Manners of the
Inhabitants of several of the Spanish Provinces.
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Where may be had, in 9 vols. price I9s.
A Second Edition of Mr. Stunt's former Journey, with a
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LIFE OF SIR JOHN STUART.
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STUART •f Malda, by Cardon,
THE ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE
NUMBER THE SECOND.
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of Lord Wellington. S. Account of the Management, interior
(Economy, std Mode of Levy of the French Armies. 4. Tbe
detailed Military Taimgraphy of the Provinces of Estremedura
and Alentejo, the seat of war in Portugal. 5. Account of Sicily.
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WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a
personal beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of Europe
are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or
Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving
the most exquisite Delicacy of texture and Inconceivable florae's
to the hands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even
in cases where the skinias been injured by labour or other vio-
lence, tho hartioess and coarseness are effectually, infalhbly, and
permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness,
and delicacy of ippearance, which cannot be acquired by any
other means whatever. If is by experience only that any one can
form an adequate idea of the superior escellence of this Soap.
Sold i.y the Proprietor's Agent, whose siguature it hears, Wil-
liam Withers, No. U. 29, Strand, near Temple-Bar, London; and
the Proprietors as a further security, beg thou to be particular in
noticing, that the name and address Of the Printer, h. Spins,
No. in, Bow-street, Covent-pedals, is affixed to the label anti
wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Soli by many respectable
Perfumers and bledicihe Vendors in Tows and Country, price,
Is. each cake. But it brat all times necmaary to be particular is
thveiving the above cantle*, which will be the means at inoweat-
it% the iinposittons which have of bitt& beat remised.
.
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• ~,Antig )10VAMSER lt, let%
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• ir - •A . a rtiltnite# and rt spectablelli:E:'lNG • 1,4,e
3- IND tiPENtIKNT FRIEHOIDER6 bet:: at iNc
perms* of a Rettoidtion gim the lad Geuteral
Meeting., •• • -
0040 t MINT, Esq. In the o.dr. c •
kesotvea twattnioudy--That this kleetirg. (itsfer74ll- to she
firm'abd determided Support to the Clause of Froed.on apd (nava
predigest, Whtitirthehr hue Friend, Governor Alkott:rnmeXt ha-
variably evitieed.) great regret for bit toes; and hear in
grateful remembrarent Ids manly concoct on every poblie occasion
Resolved tomettspsody—That in emesequenct of theism Owe
mentioned, that Meeting, wholly relvicg ou the trie.lcondoctof
Vil LLI A 111 Wttlaidtq Est- on evey tweiskto whet" thelr lade-
Le:drlnterns. lie, been comprised, do wlt ear!estly reqtiett
stand as the Supporter of their Rights sod lade•
pende'ice, in Dray as be shall deem most edesatesisone:Sts
their:Venue
Resobred-t-Thst the .Cialrmen be requested to .traimenli, s
Copif.of these Ifiesolutioos let Mt. WlLLtads ; and ise desired:le
will a Geaersiffiesttliag, tis soon as he receives an Answer. '
• ' . • ROBER I' PENNY, Chairing,.
The Citalgitildng hansmfttfd a Copy of the said
dons to Mit fsads, the following Answer was reed=
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Wan k •
144141V-IlniAngtnitat rgettved Trap letter tudesteg Inn*
at
the Resoitoians *see ate Omseiel eqh• hidepeodant
Freeholders of Weynt 'unit and Meleomh7 Re;it O. the lath 4b'
rant. I have not lansusge adequate to expects mi feelinp.pn
reading this most unexpected and public; approtidon of torpast
Conduct; and the Confidence so numerous and respectittle
Meeting is pleased to plac•t op my future itemises. To be ein•
Fled not as the Supporter of thsnr Rights, fills me with WOW
pride; to be 'deestel worthy of so great a dust is tie height of
worldly gratification. If my tried Conduct on evert past, ottes•
don (as they to kite.y espr•4l) has merited such a &nineties i ,
assure them, r.y dear Sir, that it is alone owing to the Cobol*
tion,.that the Cause ha hlrli we are eng.tged is the Qom itet
England, and dvmandi the support of every real Patriot., Jape
can it be resided but by those who saclike the best Interaunt eft
tittle Country to their own momentary *dealing. I lay ills.
memory, because it may easily he proved. that the palloollot
Phis day vas published, in octavo, ',like '7s. prosperity of themselves and thr.r families • would be wire pew
AN ACCOUNT of the BRITISH SETTLE- muted by a general adoption of the prism:Ars fur whichwirmas-
My merits I know'are tellies, but my seal is greei!, meta
s
MENT of HONDURAtt ; being a brief View of its Com- ; "than
ever animate me to strenuous exertion. •
mercial and Agricultural Resources, Soil, Climate, Neural Ms-
We have all the same interests and view* We dept the lewdtory,
tory,
w&c. with a Map. fight ; our only ohjvct is tl•tt regaining of our just righteAblirelot
I'o which are added. Sketches of the Mann-vs and Customs of
to exert them for the benefit of our cousttry. Let the Indere,.
the MO SQUI* CO INDIANS, preceded by the Journal of a Vvage
dent Freeholders then prove, as they have ever dore.hot tees to
to the Mosquito Shoie. themselves, and I shall fed a happiness beyond what unyoked),
By CAPTAIN HEND7RSON. •
advantage could bestow, in being in the slightest degree Wm.
Of his Majesty's sth West-India Regiment.
mental to their sueee-a.
London: Printed for Robert Baldwip, 47, Pater-
I will thank you. my dtar Sir, to cominuainte that mutimulla
to the General Meeting, and to accept embed thetas tar
kind mamma. in which you lave transmitted to me their Psalm
dons. 1 ant with true regard sod esteem.
Your very deem l'..tatics
London, Nov. IS, 1510. WILLIAM[
Robert Penny, Esq. Chairman, Re. Sm. at.• •
Weymouth, Novembee 11,1814
At a numerous and reepectslde Meeting of the
hetet" Ldd at the OW-Rooms, pursosassitrdeließeq=

for that purpme,
ROBERT PENNY* Etq. in t'••• Chair.
The Chairman having read the letter received by him trent
Mr. WILLIAMS, as 11:POIre stated. it was
Resolved unanimously-1 hat this Meeting highly ayprove'oi
the sentiments of Mr. Wittioms. exprtsted In his letter. G. 1
return him their best thanks for the eel), handsome Inelltkl in
which they are conunuuicated.
Resolved-I*K the Resoletioas passed at the former Mettles.
together with Mr. Witt uses% Answer, and the abort Refute-
dons, be publi.htd in the STAB, Teurton Courier, Salabury
and hhertorn,. Px;•ers. KOBER I PENNY. telrman.

ABERDEENSHIRE.
• TO EP. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE ESTATE of AUCHMEDDEN; in the
Parish of Abcrdour, containing upwards of 1710 English
Acres, lying altogether in a fine /Climate Ln the Sea Coast
Vf
tweets the commodious ''arbours and excellent Markers ;are
and Fraeerbargh ; being tea miles ham the former, and six irons
the latter.
Great part of the Soil on this extensive Estate is of a rick toe
quality, capable of bearing weighty Crops of Wheat. livens. and
other Grain, and of Turnip and Grass. It extends nearly spar
miles along the Shore (on the South side of the Murree Frith).
which pauluces abundance of %Anatole Kelp belinging to the
Estate There is also a profitable White Fishery, wb.ch Mame
long established upon it; and an inexhaustible Millstone Quasry,
peculiarly fine and in high repute. lie present Recto of the
Estate are very low, imilanitity of the Lesses are near expiring.
The Extent,. Qualidear milli local Advantages of •his Latate,
which is situate in a Disititt. where Improvenwnts are only is
their infancy, reader It *ble in an unusual degree, and
particularly deserving the hie
of the Agriculturist or the
Capitalist.
A considerable part of the Purchase Money may remain MI .
Security of the Estate, payable by Instalment-.
Printed Particulars, and further Information may be bad, by
application to Messrs. Cardale and Son, Solicitirirs, Bedford-row,
London; Niessrs, Mackenzie and Monyyenny, Writers to the
Signet, Edinburgh ; and Andrew Davidson Esq. Advocate.
Ake. dean. A correct modern Map of the whole ;.state, and of,
each distinct Farm, may be inspected at No. 2, Bedford-row.—
John Bruce at Nether Mill of Auchmidden, the Grouni
Officer, will chew the Estt.te.

-I'HO:iE who suffer nervous irritation from weak,
ness 4 stomach, obstructed bile, and bad silestion,
relief in SPI LSBURY's PATENT NTISCOR
which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritauility ;
they alto consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap-
petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep-
seated abscess^s, where a cure could scarcely be contemplated,
so healthy a change has been produc d, as to excite the best hopes
of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and
&Aristide complaints, its reputation is tafabliated.—West Iddia
orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, Londeo.,
-The genuine Medicine has the government duty pnnted on a
black Ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," (s-
-hrewd on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper.
gold 15, Solso-square, to small bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles
la. andlarger Lt. 2s.—Compound Essence Ss.

CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.
WORMS are the most frequent sources of
dren'S Disease. Their lymptonu every-parent and guardian
of childrea shooll be acquainted wlth—Tbey occasion lass of ap.
petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre-
gular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ' • they
bring 0:i convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and they
prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre.
tentative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel.
lam medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the
highest cbaracters in this country, both in tank and respectalsdity,
to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor,
from a personal knowledge of its svouderful success in their own -
families„stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives SILIC4OII
to it, of which no other medicine tif the kind can boast. Pao nu
and others who have the care of chd dues sliouhtliave this remedy
u a family mediaine to resort to, whenevw-tbe stomach or bowels
of children are any way disordered, which it will always be found
'to relieve.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside.
corner of Paternoster row; Bauer and Co. end Smith, i-allihunl4
and Glasgow ; iloxland ad Haydun, Plymouth; Newbery end
Son, Dublin ; Peek and Tuner, Nuß : Mabry and Jones, Poi*
sea; Searp, Portsmouth ; Cat-gill and ,curt, Filigburgb
rauutta; Frewtoon, Easter; Ctutwell and ill: nos. Data
Brawnrßrissol ; sod most Country Medicine Venders is looses
at 21. Sid. and 50. ea ash.
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