The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-07 00:00:00

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BUILDERS' PRICER, collate-rim TO PEORUAtT. Ism I
This day was published, the Thirtieth Sditinsi, prism 44.4
CROEIBTEI BUILDERS' PRICE ROOK lot IWO, containing • correct Account of all the preside
Prices allowed by the most molaest ti n, also.
ropious Abstract of the /WWII,* and Parlor Acts; the last
Duties on Windows, with the Nimes and Residences of the
District Surveyors; value of Materials and Worknianshlf;
also Price of Labour only ; the Duty on Bricks, Tiles, AIL
Originally compiled
By JOHN PHILLIPS ;
Now corrected throughout by an ENININT fivarsvou.
London : Prieto!, by assignment from B. and R. Crosby,
for Ballwin, Credoek, sad Joy, Paternoster-row.

PINSIOCK'S CATECHISMS OP THE ARTS ARD .
SCIENCES,
(Pelee Ninepeisce each,)
ARE intended to form the basis of every trill-,
of useful koewlege, sod are of thieenselviaßla
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am written is at owe ricer and simple, ye)* instruc-
tion to the youthful mind In a wanner ii *usable by the
woe of more elaborate and comprehensive roc in short,
while they By on the mind the leading far n History, awl,
the fundamental principles of Paeleuee t memory is re-1
lieved from the burden of retaining a m of minutia with'
which larger Rooks necessarily ahou y eunsi4t of
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police each:—
Arithmetie History of Ireland
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First Catechkni Painting Is Oil
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excellent a form ; and we must say, that more convealent,
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submitted to general observation."—Literary Gazette,
No. B.

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England (the espreial Guardian of British Youth). as deli-
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pleased to make thus following important observation on
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the Younger Drenches of Society."
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sale, the Books produced in Court. or say Book or Work la
which the matter of any of the plaintiff's Hooks or Works or
any part or parts thereof, is or are verbally or substantially,
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base met with the general approbation of the most respect-
able and intelligent Members of the Scholastic Profession.
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which these Books have already attained, but to improve
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carefully to revise every succeeding edition, and to take ad-
vantage of every improvement in Literature and Science
tint can contribute to the Instruction of Youth.

Lemke ; sad Messrs. Hodson and Burnham, We'Unbo-
som*
W. Worsen, Downton, Wilts, linen-draper, Feb. 112.
WI Mirth 16, at the White I.ion Inn. Bristol. Attorneys,
P. Ularke, Bristol; and Messrs. Junkins and Co. New-ian,
hoodoo.

J. /teems and J. Clare, Liverpool, grocers, Feb. IS, %Li
Sod March 18, at the once of Messrs. Keightley and Son,
Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Keightley and Soo, Liver-
pool ; cod Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery bee, London.
k. Wilson, Birmingham. merchant, Feb. 18. 18. and
Mardi lb, at the Royal Hotel, Binelegham. Attorneys,
Messrs. Clarke and Co. Charcery-larta, London; and Messrs.
Webb and Co. Birmingham.
C. Stewart. Kingstoo-upon-Hall, wine and spirit mar-
about', Feb. 11, 14, and March 18, at the Dog and Duck Ta-
coma, Kiesstoa-upon-Hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Watkins and
Psoly. Lieeola'e-ion, London.
C. Jardine. Sitelleld, draper, Feb. 11, it, and March
111,' at the Angel lea, She/ell. Attorneys, Mr. Capes,
tiray's-fen. London ; and Mr. Hardy. Shahid.
E. J. Tureeto Tower'-carnet. I. aw serekant, Feb.*
IS. and Marsh 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Doughty,
Temple.
D. 011 es. Sy ford. Beets, mealtime, Feb. lA, 16, at the Bear
lon Wantsge, and March 18, at the New Inn. AMnploa.
Attorneys, Mr. Nelsoa, Race=-street, Strand, London; sad
Me. Graham, Abingdon.
H. Elliott, Chippenham, Wilts, clothier. Feb. 61, Si, and
March 18, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys,
M . Bourdilion and Hewett, Bread-street, Cheapvide,
Goadon ; and Messrs. Bevan and Britten, Bristol.
J. Welker, jun. Asbridge, Somerset, common brewer,
Feb. 11. 18, and March 18, at the White hart Inn, Cross.
Attoraeys, Mr, Cilles, Blackford, Somerset; and Mr. Pain,
New-ion, London.

J. Weston. Tenterden, Kent, printer, Feb. U. and
March 18, at the Woolpaek Inn, Tenterden. Attorneys,
Mr. Butler, Dye, busses; and Messrs. Ll)ne and Son, Lis-
cola's:inn-dirlds,London...

M. M. Rousted, Devonshire-street, Queen-square. dealer,
Feb. 8, 1/1, and March 114, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr./H-
-ibolls, Castle-street, Holborn.
T. I.lpshatn, et. James's-street, Westminster, eonfee-
firmer, Feb. S. 16, sad Mareb 18, at Guildhall. Attorneys,
Messrs. Richardson wed Co., Bury-street, St. James's.
J. Millard, Minories, bellows-maker, Feb. 5, 19, and
March IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cocksyne, Lyon's-
sun.

E. Greenland. Old Kent-road. carpenter. Feb. P, 19. and
March IR, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glynes, Burr-street,
East Smithfield.

T. Le Chevalier, Wotton-Underedge, Gloucester, com-
mon-brewer, Feb. Ib, 96, and March IS, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attorneys, Messrs. Price and Co. Lineoln's-inn.
DIVIDENDS.

[Feb. 93. M. A. White, Great tougeshall. Essex, clothier.
M the Krd Lion Inn, Coteisester—Frb. Stl. E. Smith. Toth'li-
street, Westminster, china-man, at Guildhall—Feb. 96, R.
irsiton, Lawrence Pouothey-lane. hop and seed merchant,
at Guildhall—Feb. SS, B. Gibbons, jun. and T. Stokes.
Elairswinford, Stafford. iron-masters, at the Wheat Sheaf
R

Rewdley. Worcester—Feb. 16. AL G. Ilanly, Mitre-
.eonet. Fleet-street, tavern-keg r, at Guildhall—Feb. 99
W. Renton, Hcrcton-6 elds, Middlesex. nurseryman, at Guild-
hall—Feb. 2£l, T. and J. Pownall, hlanehester, spirit-mer-
chants, at the Warren Bulkeley Ann, Inn, Stockport—Feb.
IS, N. Wotherspoon, Liverpool, merchant, at the George
Inn, Liverpool—Feb, 99, R. Edmonds and T. C. Barrett,
strood. Hod. cems-faaeisrey al Guildhall. Londoa.:-Marelt
J. 11 oyland, Kaottingley, York, grocer. at the Dolphin Inn,
Ponlefreet—Fek. It C. Bransaier.Woodhouse-tiork, mates-
wiener, at the Town-ball, Shellield—Feb. 29, S. Sewell,
alUdersgate-street, plumber. lt Guildhall—Feb. 96, G. Simp-
son, Copthall-court, merchant. at Guildhall—Feb. C.
Mackenzie, Caroline-street, Redford-square, merchant, at
Guildhall—Feb. 19, D. Chapman Faversham, Kent, butcher,
at Guildhall. Loudon—Feb. 96. H. Stirlen. Bush-lane.
London, merchant, at Guildhall—Feb. 96, J. Willis, War-
dour-street, St. James's, coach-maker. at Guildhall—Feb, 26.
J. P. H. Hagedorn, Old Broad-street, merchant, at Guild-
hall—Feb. 98, W. Baker, Leeds, dyer, at the Court-House,
Leeds—March 96, J. Howett, St. Martin's-lane, bniWer, at
Guildhall—Feb. 99, T. Goring, Staines. Middlesex, tailor,
at Guildhall, London—Feb. 29, J. Bayly, Paul, Essex,
dealer, at Guildhall, Loedon—Feb. 191, 11. Dnuderdals,
London, merchant, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man-
chester—Feb. Iti, J. Kirkham, Leek. Stafford, farmer, at
Guildhall, London—Feb. 96, G. Pardon. Plymouth, linen-
draper, at Guildhall. London—Feb. 20, G. F.ttersbank,
Dorking. Surrey nurseryman, at Guildhall, London—Feb.
96, R. Fielder, Tenterden, Kent, victualler. at Guildhall.
London—Feb. S. 11. M. Bird and R. Savage. Jeffery's-
square. London. merchants, at Guildhall—Feb. 26, J. Elliot,
Hayes. Middlesex. maltster, at fit.ildhall, London—Feb.26.
J. H. Barlow, Vere-street, Oxford-street, jeweller, at Guild-
hall.

CT MATES—Frs. 26.
.1 R. Lodi', Tempi see, Surrey, dealer—N.. FeHowes,
Foundling-terrace. ray's-inn-road. painter—W. Quartos,
York, buteher—T. A. Minchin, Portsmouth, banker—J.
Hewing and E. Hornbiow, 131shopsgste-street. jewellers—
S. Fisher, Wincbcomb. Gloucester, mercer—J. R. El worthy.
Plymouth-clerk. money-scrivener—J.l{lmile. George-street.
Trinity-square, Tower-MIL ship-agent--J. E. Kemp, Liver-
pool, merebant—'T. Mottley. Ponies, dealer—T. Carruthers,
Tower-street, London, butter and baron-factor—R. Pitt, jim.
Hallow, Worcester. farmer—J. Hicee, White Lion-street.
NortomFalgate, roach and harness-maker—S. Waller. Bir-
mingham. and 1. and J. Walker. Philadelphia. mereliants—
J. Finney, Darcy-Lever, Lancaster. eutton-spinner.