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SMIITHFIELD; FB.IDAy, ArRIL 16. To sink the ofia-per stone of 81b. Beef ... 3s. 4d. to 4s Ad ..V ..s. Od. to 6s. Od. Mutton .. . 3s 8d. to 4s. od. Pork .......... 4s. 4d. to 5s. 4d. Lamib .. . 6 Od. tQ 7s.. Od, f E{ead of Cattle at Alarket this day. Beasts, 354 1 Calves, 2-201 Sheep and Lambs, 7,3601 Pigs, 90 Hay and Straw per Ipad. Hay, Al. Os. Od. to SL 15s. 6d.1. Clovea, 4t. lOs. Od. to 61. Os. Od. iStraw, 21. 2s. Od. to 21. lOs. Od. Yesterday being a holyday, no business waos done at the Bank. HIGH WVATER AT lOtNDON-BRID7B. This day, morning, 24 min. after 4 1 Afternoonx . . . 44 min. after 4 To-morrow. morn. Smin. after,5 Afternoon . . 27 3in ferS Dr. PHILIP QnlNDIGESTION.-Tkils day Is publLshed,in 8vo, prlce 9J. third edition, A TREATISE on INDIGESTION and its CONSE- ,%OtENCES, commonly calIed Neryous and Blilous Complaints, wit Obsirvations on the Organte Diseases in which they somettmes ternminate' - By A. P. W. PHUUP. H.D. F.R.S. Ed. &c. Tkird edition. Printed for Thom as andGeorge Unjderwood, 32, Fleet-street. fiRoTtERs TACITUS.-Thls daY IS puo31shed, In 4 vols. 8vo, price - - 21. Ids. boards,-n new edltlon, of C1 CORNEL1 TACITI OPERA recpgnovit, emendavit, * -supplementis explevit. notis,- dlgsertationibus, lUttstravit, (1AB EUlL BROTIER. Editlo novaset aetlor-curante et imprimento Abrabamo Johnne ValpY, A. M. Collegli P.emb. Oxon. Nuper Soclo. Printed for G.and W. B-Whitt.tker. Ave bIaria-lane. This dayare pullisheit, In 4to with asportrat, price ?2 12a. 6d.bds. ThA EMOI~RS of &RANVlLLE SHAR-P, Esq. composed LYL frem'hls own Manuseripte and other authentic Documents, in the possession. d$f hh Fnifly and of the Mrican Institution. By PRINCE: HIOARE. "We recommend the work to the perusal of the reader,for every thing that Mr. Sharp- Irote, and 'a, enddid, Is worthyof attention."-The Einuirer, No.S, August, 1822. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlingtoa-street. 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Adim's (Robert and tJames) Worhs of Architecture,Q oom,ite. tect, F. eeAnt fo vlio,. containing 105f.1e pIater, b0undi.711'. 64. 1G. Elso~c Mnumet atyarnouth on large ro1i,oAtft, finely ii. reaise n te Euiliriu of zehs:'by JGies JI0w114 .cChl. PnifJt' TIM -S-:T.h1s day is ubislbed, iri'fto, rlaee12d. A .TREATISE -onfthe CULTURBE:ndAINAGB.. MNTr of FRUIT TREES. By CfIARLES HARRISOm., PJL..s Gadeeto J.A.StuartWortIey esq. London, publishedbyDaldwin, Cradock anid Joy, Cadell, Rfvidgtons; andL Taylor and Heussy. London;' and C. Ritdge. She&eld. Ihledany is publishe,pic s 7HEQUESTION of the GRAUAL ABOLITION TH fESLAVERY in the WEST INDIES, examined on Gineralt Prinel?,les of Justice and'Expedieney. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburglh; aiid Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapslde, fand B, Pall-mall, London. This day are published. I n 8'o, with portraitrice 10s. Oi5. MEMlOIRS of WILLIAM ALY1 D. D. By [IGEORGE WILSON 3IEADLEY. Second edition, corrected and tenlarged. 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'translated from the - German By GEORE StIANE "The historieal spirit is cx- trenelywel susaind trougout an, cosidrin tht the fair aurlor ia foeiger, t isperectl astnising ith hatf'reshnessi, vigor. nd ideIty he as racd th maner ofthe times.7~-La: Bell Aeembee, or arc, 154. rined for G. and W. B. Whittaker, DIBDIN's SEA-SONGS. - Tkis dlay is publIshed, In tivo, the 4th and last Par, prc e of D JIDIN's SEA-SONGS; engrayed from the Original DCopiesv in the Library of NV. Kitchilner, M.. D.: to which ispre- fixed, a lemoir of his Life and Writitigs.I 'These songsu have been the solaace of sailors in long voyages, In stormis, in battle; and they have beeic quioted In mu tinies to the restoration of order anid di%ed- pline.'-Dilbdin's Life. p. 8. Printed for G. aad W. B. Whittaker, Ave Mlaria-!ane. Of whom may be had, thle thre. former parts, price Ss. each. klyHIPPN,Js uls , In cina oket volume, price Ps. bds. m HE NE~A~ NAVIGA IO CTS, with Notes and TObservations; also the TaLbles of Custom Duties and Draw- backs, Lists of Articles whbich mnay be warehoused and Bounties; the Newr Regulations aftlecting Customhouse Agents, sand the Newv Shilp Reg:stry Act. With atn inidex to the wholP. B3y THOMAS WILLIAMI TYNDALE, of the Middle TFenple, Esq. Printed for Charle4 H-lunter, law bookseller, 26, Bell-yard. Lincolc-n n. Sold also by ERobinson and Sonis, Liverpool; Frenilett, Bristol Roaford, Hull; Charnlcy, Newceastle; acid Curtis. PIymniuth. NEW WORK by STURMI.-This day are pulshd vnol'sI. rosyal 12ma, price 16ubis hd. i M ORNINGCOMMUNINS wvith GOD ; or De- votona Meittios fr ver Da o the Year. Translated fro th oigial eran f CRITIA 1CRISTOPHER STURM, autor f' eilctins' &. B WILIA JHNSTOH,E, A.Id. 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The atuthor of this ,work has spent many years is; the occupation of a platiter; hist- know- ledge of the prevailing systemn of cititure has been matured by experi- ence~, and lie has, he trusts, discovered somie of those errors which have occasioned both expense acid failure.-Preface. This day is published, in IlCmu. with plates by Girorge crulksaankc, O. 6id, boardis, pETEER SCHLBMIHL ; from the German of LA-. P 1,10~~MTTK- FOIIQUE. "There are m'ore things In beaveic and earth, Horatio, Thaniare dreaimt of in your philossiphy.~'-SbakxpeAre. "Thus far Lamotte Fouque baa; written, as he for the most part has wrri tteni before, with singular power and originality; and If the pre- sent story' he niot as toiuching as thzat mnost exs9uisite of all tales. 'Onidfie,' it fully equals it in wildness of conception and dexterity of' uxaiiagenment."-13ritlsh Critic, February, 1824. Printed for G. and W. E. WhittL-ekr, Ave-Maria-lane. ALLEGEPD HIEIESY7ot a'BARONET In the WEST of ENGLAND.- On Thursday. April 1 * will be puiblished, price Is,. ad. rHE MONTHLY REPOSITORY of THEOLOGY and GENERAL, LITER,SATURR:-cntinlngtheCorrespondence IpubUlised in Cornwall1, on the Charge of Heresy, brought by theC Clergy Iagainst Sir Rose Price, barL-A History ofthe Disturbances att Geneva, occasion ed by the Attempt to Introduce Mlethodisnc, drawn up by Pro- fessor Cheneviere, of that cIty, for this work-A Letter froM time Rev. WV. Adami. of Calcutta, the Baptist lMissionary, whbo has lately em- braced lniltariasiismn. in Reply, to rhe! Attack upon him by the Rev. Joseph Ivimey, ln the Morn I ig Chronicle-Correspondence betwveen Mr. Stureh arid the Rev. E, Cog-an, on the Suifficiency of Natuiral Re- ligion-Reviewvof Hall's Mensoirs of To.her, &c. With theaumber for January. sold at the saLnie price, wsas given. an enigraved Portrait, by a. super,ior hande, of the celebrated tlindoo Reformer. Ranmmobun Roy, a iariedtam in, wyho has lately, declared his, conversinn to Uniita- rian Chiristianity. published by Shierwvood, Jones, and Co. Patter- noster-rowv. JUSTICE of thiePEA%CE.-Thls day is.publislhed, comiplete to the End of the LatSession of ParlaRmen;t, in tikree vols 8vo, price 21.14s. and an Appendix, price 5s. including the Statutes to 4 Geo. IV. and the adjudged Caies to tIme end .,f Easter Term, 1823, A PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the LAWV relative to he FFCE ri DUIE efa USTICE of the PEACE. chiefly Ersq. Banprrisersa Loal,s n fteMgsrae-ftePlc.Ln pr.cticene; Jecond Richrdon; an 4.nW. htaer ywo linhed, in twvo large volumes, 4tw, illustrated by 60 copper plates, and more thani ?00 diagrams, 1?rice 5. 2s. U TNIVERSAL TECH NOLOGICA L DICTIONARY, or Familiar Explanation of the To'rnco used In afl Art$ and Sciences; containing Definitions drawn fromn original Writers: By GEORGE CRABB, A.M. Author of English Synonymnes Explained. For, ment, ad practcal utlity, tis wor clenscoptin,it hlas a deide sueririt ovr eery the bok o reerece;anid the pubishrs ookforyar totheperod,at o geatdistance, when, itg ncerts elr~ fuly now ari duy a~eeltedby he ublic, there wil no beSoud alovr o UeraureMi hisor ny thr country wvhere th iEgish lagaeis known wowlntconsider te Technoocl Dictions asimportt auitonto his lilDrary, London prited fur 1Idl.Cradock.adJy Will be published Miay I, Part I. (to be completed iii 6 Parts), by Priestley a;id WYeale, Libirary of Wurks oni Art, ?5, High-street, Bloomsbury, A TREATFISE onCIL ARCHITECTURE. By Sir CXWILLIAM CHAMIBERS, K.P.S. Surveyor-General of his Ma- jesty's Works4,F.R.S. F.A.S. F.S.S.S. Fourth edition, witha consider- able numnber of additioiiai Notes, asid an Essay on Grecian Architec-. ture, accompan.i4d wIth Profi les, and details of its moat celebrated exmples, by 10SEPII GWYILT, Architect,F.A.kS. Author of aTreatise on Arclies, Sciograiphy, &c. 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Translated from the German of Dr. MOLLOR. Professor of Archi- tecture; and carefully revis;ed by an Architect and F.A.S. Crown- tSvo, Os.__Pr__ e_t_ eya__ d_ _Wea__ ___Library_ This day are limblis 'ed. byPislyadWae irr f Works onx A%rt, 5. H' h-street, Bloomsbury, O RNAMENTS, GRCIAN and ROMAN ARCHI- TECTURE, &*.: orn tlas folito slze,.24 plateS; contaisiing Plans, Elevations. Sections, Details, and ornaments of some of the miosr esteemed Grecian and Romoan Temples; and Monuments; purposely onx large size, for practical use, and particularly for thie Workman. In this work will be founid the imarrowv of StitartCs Athens. Price 25s. This day are publishied, bly Priesticy and Weale, Library of Works on Art, S. Hligh-sitreet, Bloomsbury, LECTURES oin ARCRITECTURE, comprising the LHistory of the Art, fromjl the eaLrliest times to the present day; delivered at the Russell anid Surrey Institutions, London; and the Philosophical Itustitution at Birmingham; dedicated by permission to Ilis Majesty. By JAMES ELMIES, Architect. M.R.I.A. Author of the Life of Sir C.. Wren, &c. &vo, second edition, price 12s. Tidyare7published,biy Priestley aida waale, Library or works onArt,1 5, HIghb-street. Bloomsbury, DESIGNS for ORGANS.-Tbe ORGANi BUILD- DER!s ASSISTANT;1 or, detailed Diesigns for Churchi and Cham- ber Organs, in the Gothic and Grecianstl. By, T. FAULKNER, Architet r21 pla3tesO on ipra uro Prie 21. 2s. 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