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ULR 9621. TUESDAY, "DECEMBER sp t ,18.17 I'gicz Szvirm-PEI4OB. ...,---7 1 BAST.INDI A HOUSE, Daman. 17, 1817. HI ''OURT cy'DIRECIVRS of the UNIT RD cOMPANTV' MERCHANTS I ENGLAND, India: • EAST INDIRE,J• hereby give mike, That s General Court of the said Company will be !whist their tore in Leadenhall.street, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of Jo. ,ry, ist 8, at 'Eleven o'Clotk in the Forenoon, to confirm the utions of the General Court of this day, approving and o !roting the Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the 601 o, l e4ortstioned dates, granting Peusions to several Persons, viz. i tte of Court's From From itt.olutien. Co.'s Fee i 37. April S. • Mr. George Domlnicus, Casb. Fund. TotaL /ate Comyany's Husband ' - .EL.:.O MOO reB3o es. Mg. 24. Captain Julio Coggao, late Master Atteculaot - . 0. April 11. Mr. John Holland, late nXBERRY's NEW ENGLISH DRAMA.- No. 11. to bo published on the ht of January, price Is will contain the Comedy of the RIVALS. with a fine ?mink of MIS. DAVISON SS JULIA, irons an original painting by Harlome. No. I. contains ?Ambler's Comedy of a NEW WAYto PAY OLD DEBI'S, with an excellent prime' of Mr. &lAN, as nir CHAS OVIOARACII. Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marsha, Stationer's-mart, Ludgate.aftet, and C. Chunk, Pan MIL This day was published, Elegantly printed, In Two Vob. 4to. with a Portrait, arrived after a Cast mode by Me. 0-Bullock, from the Monumental Bust at Stratford upon• Avon, pike An Ss. in boards; a few Copies on large Paper, fur the purpose of Mistretta', price .11 7s. QHAIESPEARE AND HIS TIMES: including the Blog'raphy of the pact, Critic:ants on his Genius and Writings, a Disquidtion on the Object of his Sonnets, a New Chronhlogy of his. Plays, and a Hl.tory of the Manners, Cus toms. and Amusements Stigerigitions, Poetry, as Elegant Li terature of his Age. By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Anther of " Literary Hoop," and of " Essays on Perledlial laseratare." Pealed for T. Cad and W. Davits, Altserad. 200 200 400 200 400 doo Freight Accountant - p l . VI t. Mr. Peter Frost, latt Pepper. Warehouse Neepyr - pl. March 27. Mr. Robot Henry Peat, late Clerk, Secretary's Office 200 100: : SOO la. Meta 2t ildr:rohn Mason Neale, b . !.. lc late Ckdr, fi,ecretary's Office ' - 200 la . ,' SOO :PS. Avg. SC. Mr. Win. P tarter, late Clerk, Accountant's Office - 100 300 SOO lit S. Feb. I. Mr. Wm. Coward, late an Elder 350 350 PI. Irv. SO. Lady Wioterton, Widow of ' . Mr. Richardson, late Accountant- General . - SOO 900 1 . Aire. to confirm the Resolution of the Gtneral Court of this, iv, = f :proving and confirming the Resolution of the Court of vectors of the 28th of August, 1810, appointing Lieutenant- Ccionel Alexander Bryce, on the Retired List of the Fort St. (Jorge Establishmerrt, As a Military Assistant to the Auditor, at aSslary of "SOO per Amiens. • Copies4l the Papers relative thereto are open at this liiiip fa the perusal and information of the Proprietors.. , JAMES COBB, Secrearryt 200 400 600 • FRAUD PREVENTED. Mcounteract the many attempts that are dal,' ade to impose on, the unwary • .patious composition in stead tithe Genuine likeinsig prepared by Day and Martin, they have adapted a new Label. in latch their *January apd address, 97, litfiii.lloLßUßN, Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they 'trust as attention to this, and the difference of the type,which 1.1 unlike MI letter Press, will viable purchases at once to detect did Tke Real Japan BLACKING, made and miff _wholesale •hy DAY sod MARTIN, 97. High Holborn, and retuned by the principal Grows, Druggists, lionkseitars, Ironmongers Peign oirs, Root-Makers, &e, in the United Kingdom, in M ottles at id. to and is. 641. each. lids day were published, in one:volume quarto, with a Portrait of his Lordship, from an °Aging Picture by Romney, prim les. 6d. In boards, ANECDOTES of the LIFE of RICHARD WATSON. BIiHOP of LANDAPP; written by blink* at different intervals, and revise' In 11114. Published by bin Son, Richard Watson * LL.B. Prebendary of Linea and Walk. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. THE NOTICE being eTpireJ, which the CO A MERCIAI. HALL WINE COMPANY gave. to their Friends and the Public to furnish themselves with PUR V WINKS at Old Prices, the Company take the earliest opportunity of ca dog their present Prises for Wines of the following favourite Vintag: Ports of the Vintage of t et 4°s. od. per Doz. DI:to - tete, 465. ed. Ditto !SO% SOs. Od. And it is certain that the Wines of ISIS and of 1812 must he still further advanced, and the teOtt will soon all he hr the hands of Private Individuals. The Company return thanks to than very numerous Independent and respectable Friends fur all their. favours, and recommend the following White Wines as wonky their notizet Per Doz. Fine Obi soft and hi gh-favoured Sherries . 455. Ditto ditto • ka.t India, matchless rine. Tenerife, of full Madeira Savour • 481. Bennet Madeira, very old SCts. West-India Madeira 665. East-India ditto matchless The Company also offer the fo lowing. Cape Wines as being dis tinct ie qoality fro.n any other that have, been offered, except what has lately.been sold only by the Company s White Cape sten Wine, ans. per dos. White Cale Wine, the finest Madeira Grape transplanted, and the oil wsy of prwhicisi the Wine improved by experintental high mdtivatku of -the Grape Lands and superior process in netting anctindlorittog, ass, per dm. 0 • e. a. p. tbs swig yowl vier 4E01164 All# froul.GPteh • 4vistettyaraetr front CkliAnfi; i• inl tfik most noted foe the high @Amadeu of their Gripe.. and is what Is tarned.the Stunt-Vat Wise, bet* ke p t by the ne Makers fsk the papaw of,insprovolgiew Coarse Wines. 411 s. • led l'omae, in heath Inedee. sod Ise wirier to mow Sequels trigiCapo..—llsis . Witte is from tot Wens rinti Grape weak cad redeem a del lutimodind high brilliimt-cm Maio& Wino s 4s« . - • 40 Its 1111111111141listet, Ward street, Landon. -411_ DUBLIN MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS. Ibis day wet yubli.hed. In two. price lie. Boards, VOL.. I of TRANSACTIONS of the ASSOCIATION of FELLOWS and LICEN il.krus of the KING'S awl VEEN'S COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS In IRELAND. Prievedfor Longman, Hunt, Revs, Orate, and Brown, Londolti; al Juba Commis'. Dublin. This day was published, bone large Vol. s,o. closely printed en royal paper, prise Si. ors HE CLERICAL GUI DE ; or, Ecclesiastical Directory t anotaining a eomptete Register of the Prelates rd ether Disolteries of the Church; a List of all the Benefices p. Halibut' sod Wales, avesosel akhabstically in their several tattnies. Dioceses, Archtleaeorits; Sm. the Names of their meats* ipearnbeats • the Payola • ion of the Parishes; Va lu e Mite Livings; None: of the Patrons, &e. ate. And an Appen ds, reMoillies aleitsbetical Lists of those Benefices ; which sae tithe! airenilikof the Crown s the Bishops, Drip, aotl r a liaptero. IA offset palls Bodies. Printedlital. e and 1: Bivington, 62, St. Ptirs /01:rat-yard, • GllsliaHAW , losibiOH* . LSTS *it* the Iteet Pamphlets of the 'lay ;, eein. I. gird of ltrreising rbe quantity of Ciradatirg litrillbi.plet meat rostasmeo). I..ll.lllwertattempowthe Stant of the Nation (Original). & =IX r allThefice 4 the British Govenionint, by and. Leekie. E.q. t'ASallet !he lett ron the object ,of General Smonff. By Li • • • '7 " la Rothe Sc. Andre. (01011.11 antl A lli rerojedif rinance. (Original.) • G. Om MON" Laws. By Sir Egertnu cte r m = .l 7. Ufaff e CuowAm • At od ,Lai itt !lie It Artilefihrese se a Meeting held at Bath, Dec. I. 11117. way thoffmm,'Arelitrot h A sa ttmaae. lajting ilk Society foe the Protagonist Obniregillotilklintillibitt of tbi bfantifastering Sytteen..-• Dramas* Ougyt.• : • u. SAM Dijiisit•potneaeree with India. Anse. hubs ; Black an! CO. Liftman: and Of winos may be had the preceding Alevalkoneemememeentent iu lit S. • It BscalinlJiitioi Vesterday a.Meetiai woo held at the City of Lon. don Tavern. Bishopsgate-stroot, for the purpose of , raising a Subscription* for the relief of Mr. Rawl from the dificultirs into which the late series of in.' formatibas.against him have plunged him. The °mu Room was filled at half-past twelve' etaclock with a most respectable assemblage. ~.Ifir..Vinrritune then took the Chide And opened the. business of the Meeling„ and stated. that he re. gretted that the office which he had then undertaken .hed net been filled by a more able person. Much thodgh he distrusted his own abi:ities,, he should not yield to any one in seal, for be had never undertaken the performance of any duty with more earnestness, because be felt that no obi:cc could be more i inpor- Mot to the li b erty and. happiness or the country than that which they had in view (applause). It was to support an honest tn.an, who had been 4 iwail:d by all drie tome of p'swer, ar.d.through whom the liberty of tiro press itselt had been attacked. With Mr. Ibne hansell he had no.previous acqu tilltailCe, and he hud pryer, till the ante of the prosecution, read the Paro dies fie which he was prosecuted. He was not , friendly to prodictions of that sort, but this was clear to every one, that they were not published with the most, distant intention LI ridiculing religion ; and it was equally elettr, that it they had been published by edherents of the Ministers to ridicule all those who opposed corruption, or advocated Reform, the prose-. cutions would never have been heard, of. The time was remarkable at which, the prokecution was insti tuted. It was during, a • stunentiion cif the 'Habeas Corpus, on grounds which were now geneistkly ac-- •hnotOledged.to be frivolous sod absurd. Poring the progress of that. measure c the utmost loctilky had bete; employed to traduce dm; arlyoeates of gelatin ; ql/1 the -Writings in favour of that : measure were in volved in. a. sweeping con4emnation I prejudice was raised by altsorts of devices against them. Mr. Hone was boldly sewed by the 'highest authorities as a blfspbeaser, afkal ter all this, these ex-ilizio intor macaw* were filed.againit him. . It could Now be but 441 e .49tIbted, that the outrages which had been m ade 'tho t fottpslotion A b f suspension of the Habeas ye. Were ,maislige. work cf hired spies andpagents.' and..4f.ookl now : b, just is little dolibted'that the prateaae of *Arai for toe interests pCielfgjoa, which had been so cooiestientlyasiunied by son* persons, was false Sod .hypacrigic4l. 'lf the Ministers welt ,really Aimed at these risrodies, as productions which hiad been secretly sapping religion, wh en they bod.koovny that they had beets pablithed in inshioces, Itiuminicabie, why bad they not been content with one i g ta y4oo 911 17, ifistpoAE atultiplyirig apformatioos _ . , • •SYST2B4 OF LANGUAGES. „ 4 • rINIZABBE BOSSU.T. with a. view to halm A. die Study of Lampasas'. km compiled, weal* to prlecipies, absented In the Introduclinns to the Works, a series of Simple Elensimtary Pucks divested of Pedantry sad hurl. osey, whose skied it is to trick Poets Tongues •by the mme owe* by which chalk,* seg., their Venus*: Teague. Ido fceesidera Words as the Val, or tangible Sobstanco, of a Lao. 6e begins, s tit i e b g e en ttkir ius r a '- n t l y tr7l I Wads: ' al e la t hi her d. re, *hit teaching W e ed s , be Nedsl„tie° The widest is thus quablied totransiate from the Legu mes. and to compose la It, by swans of any Winks of *wises, ar any elaborated Systems of Syntax. Ait Wilt may, m.t poly by this system earcteally barn's language in half the osuat time; but it is almost the only mans by whack a Langres , ear, be taught to Andrea. who have erdiesry powers ef memory to retain wor4s and phrases, with small peiverg of judgment. by which to cum. preheed grammatical rules tits 4 syntactical distinctions. The foiletviiii are the ‘Voifti of M. L'Ases Boistrr, cent. plied and published ms the pektelples above detcribeti. Five Works on the French Langule. I. The Pa [NCB sad Ihisattit Wean;Doos, consisting of ttifee thousand of the most gerbil Web: Adeoeus. Pronouns, Vole, Adierbs. Preputitioens and cloptancoson soot t« 1 to be maisnakted to memory by the *tor Chases. Pries Is. & The Vatic' end Essussi PORMS-BOOK I Or. Kay to Panel Coevenations ; containing meaty !situated usebsi Wentz. do Pm& Musk and Indndssig she difficulties of the Len. moo. Prim Is. elde day aim published, - • ; ; Astsrlol4••lfs 17, •Prinee'siettsor; Edinburgh, • peke as. ad.' BLACKWOOD'S' EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE...Oh IZ far CIECEMBEJR, 1817. CasTawre.—Ois the Mto Notional Calarnky—Areount efts Saint of Most RV, in Switzerland—Analytical Notices of the *sly Drainatitta, Ill.'—Market's low of Malta 7he hithisiee Ss* Oarlind—Conjeetural Entendatlun of s Nom iY Othello-Asonorki on Utaiwia's new threel. Magda. r ee :eastne, et ikoodiail in 11170—Aseadatee of the . / 1 2 . 1 . 7 . IM.l.—Lettir to digital/USW , of Coleridge's hikowle of Stab Rot hlaegrzgar sad sonte - rtZehTs d his Para* (tonalaled)-Linos ,orison is toady cowl is the Highlanda—Tradation frost NUNS \for Esilte Desk GlesieV A ftbasnest of Oa Sr !lad, 1441aer. wai.Onglsal h—i Aikido in . ll* We, et the lieMg ellkodual, X Slowilty-tteginerom... This. hiessoppgas. hetinddieho) f/d islieborgh at tit 110th of Iceet onsillltAhreli foi 4Ney of she month. Printo tor 11 1 1101/IWidide_ rcillee's-strulls afsdmil is Lewdeadspaitilicbso 6011111114 Sys goo., whims teMilnodiatlens Cram pail u zbsaddriskfi mid shaky altnal *main** aid Onatad New &di o or d that Phielassihawipgbe* • tho wady newt 1i had es shore. etlXll/1114k1 ISM. • • ActwritriA, eh. had lot =ire than yo ye,ars solhirididespiphoesiphy attacks et Goet,,ottive asd Ms seed* tiontintoilik Mach crippled Ind datildatetra geed wed iess.at sinfea4hPpliq tofewillis grand dew.... .441.••• end speeddy sleben, the awe p 1 peee.r.eame rheumatism, ty sately and taddlf_ det_elrending eause. After suemeJimg its wiry nuoll : hatimielig this ganeral health, and in a stoat *grew repo eadiggiiteereslmbi nodose id hii timba, and witnessing ha Ohs red allreesnon i Imimoirede, blar e and & amle, e see, 3101 0 y thrte &es, induced to it publii.; WON his bnahosst flo..etion, who, 'llse blanch, have liar pone sip leant ntedleloe, *e thisond tbey.wili be must agreeably Ilttr ripido :Illeceist imitations mate it imerwary to ask for 611040. ab i tesad. ..tie FlasT Fannon Oaalitill o tt ; containing, in the Mak dew of the French Tongue, every thins sesentiol, and sondes raperlsous. Price as. dd. 4. The STaiax of the Panstes.Ls swans, In which _ ry Rule ti seesispanied by asinerge Remises figs the beet Aft , diem Price Se. 11. L'Enriorr names', oil ALCM lIT la; Conte Moral. "Orad A. douse Gravure,. deednitti par DIJOLIIII44I,IITAInt ; Aecompagne de Whcasee.ldiestatiqoee. Poo as.. . Two Wooing the Italian lAsistaso. 1. Tie fa iii.san AND KOOLIfiI WoKo Boon; contalplng oft* B. oo a of the rase lawful and oft-tees/chili Noon*. Ad. gone, and Proving; Verbeond Adverbs; 11"1/1"21/ and Conjunctions i with a 'beet GraminatlestAtddenoe. Pride Is. I. TIM ITALlibin Pilease-Book ; Of, Key to Palen Cower aeon i canillinitilf wand bonded Idiomatic, iseatare, and too. lel Phrases. PFicip iii. ite ? N.B. In travelling throve' Penner et I a. b• 001 21; Woo / or I owr eta% foils 4oood, than ton . . ,_, each Language 1 amino peso* ou'llita t i dle Co • inlela 4 , 111 1 • est them. Twa Works en. the Lade Lampose.. , ,• , • • , .1. Toe Lens .11D Restion Wn . 4 • 4 neatly LOW of the most petrel and fc se e very Pan of speccb,_esd !crying tts I 1, tbi ,„ ~,,,,' i *ague. for PreparFory Baveli and the Jailor =rem . ..rm. ins 'mined. - . it Tae LAWN riCallt•KOOZ ; 4001414141 of a, polloaliasf 1 sevtAnd 'teethed 10194 1 * 44 (29Bogeloso' far Pat: 31101,0111. 1 adapted to be cosigned is Amery, and vartp.p . jkAtogrt j map to aft the Crakes. ' litica iv - . cuiv e ge Printed fee Ili Amain/ los •• iii_„_... 4 _,, • by John tigotr, ni do *bad Rai rr e "tfieth Sib af &Jail'. ••• • • , • , 111 • r - 1 111 ts •; .5) - 4 " •••• ( er Wi OM I It tif (I - • 4 111 - II a l ro / N ; • . Mk rm . 1 , . in the most vindictive maims .g.e •t • s husallit individual toe violaiiiie a law which •f e listed, had been violated for centuries with impuni , y t Ht b id attended during the last day's trial, .M.l datille :a part of the trials on the other days, and he con. Imbed himself utterly astonished; ai he beiieved every one who had been present was, at the notions of Hr. , Hone lo.bolsall ot the liberty of the people of Eng. land. Hasaid the liberty et the people of EngLnd, benause &tee could be no liberty without the liberty of the press, protected by a free Trial by Jury. Thd cause of the treedom of the press was soppor ed by Mr. Hone, so much to the satisfaction ni elm (Mr. Waidimen) and those who accompanied him. that by felt it to be . his duty to do revery thing in hi, powef to give the country an opportunity of - shewing. it; gratitude. It was thus that the Meeting ortga.iated, with a, few individuals who telt as Englishmen Ought to feel, that alter nth exertions,. the friends of liberty should attempt, not only to free Mr. Hone from chit coossequencea of the prosecutions (persecutions lat might tome said) (depdensrt.whick bast.beett brought against him, but to put him in a way to support hie. wife and femily, with honour to himself. The Gen. denim' who had formed themselves into a Committee to promote this object. had draWn up some kesolue thous which would be proposed, one by one, to the Meeting. If any Gentleman had any other proposi tion to make, or any amendments to make conducite to the oVject th ey had in view. it would be willinElr teceiycsi l: - . (.laliose.) , Sir StANCIS Bynum (who had entered the moil with Mr. Weidman, and had bein received with . eery loud shouts ot approbation), stood forward amidst ;peat applAuse. lie could not, he said. but feel highly fi itteseu at the manner in which be WAS received ; at the same time he had to observe, that the tea- words he should address to the Meeting would scarcely riser thens fur the anxiety they ha so generally evinced. Ii it was necessary to go into a question of such a natore as presented itself to :hem on that day, the length of time demanded by the subject would ineeed be considerable; but the merits ut the questien were well known. The vital importance of those principles of the Constitution-.• nr..Al by Jury and the Liberty of the Press, had es nib;ted itself upon too many occagions to be queer skirled. Next to these, and only fiext, in importance, was the principle or duty of supporting a coentrymito sinking. under the weight of oppression, heaped on 1 him lor tcandelcius hypocritical pretences-(AM/owe) . -e're support such a man, was their common iatereit as well as their duty, for tinder the pretence of *be • tacking an humble individual, a . blow WAS. levelled• Against the tree press. of ,England-a.(4eitlassre),-. lite R..solutions which had been put into his hands shprtly expressed the necessity that the public. should evince their keeling* towards. the individual, ead.sheee• that they dirt not participate in the talk pr underlmbids lie hatltten uppresied: The revel et & declared, in the first place, their applobAtionof. Mr. Hooe's conduct, in the next place, the importance of the struggle in which he had been engaged ; and lastly, that a debt of gratitude was due to him which they en l isted the country would repay..;, Agreeinge;as litt did„, in the ideas o' the Resolutions, as to the MU ponanee of the Liberty of the Press.and the Trial by Jury, he was sun of opinion tbat., there was no ' real security for -either without a . free representatives' of the people of England in Parliamento , (4ledalese) 7hey bad no seeurity- for the Liberty of the Peened. lan security even fur Trial' by Jury, without the sus. perintenalaece of that body to which the people were as much entitled as the King was to the power which he possessed. The people were on this subject once deluded, they were nom excluded wily ; they once thought the priuciple of, a truly representative Heise of Commons something too bold for their, conceptions but he believed lb it at this moment ninety-nine tint of a hundred of the disireerested part ut the people were convinced of the necessity of adopting such st • system. it .was a' House of Commons elected by the people, which would Anne secure all subordinate rights. By such an institution alone could Judges be kept within the limits of their duty, and the Trial by Joey prevented from being perverted, as .it might be, and had been, to ends very diffeient from those for which it had been instituted-(.4eploure).-He believed the public were quite alive to the merits of Mr. Hone. He had defended himself at the peril of his life and the destruction of his property, and for his eget tions, up to the time of his acquittal, a debt was due to him from the public. What his con. duct might be hereafter was yet to be seen : he had no doubt his courage and honesty would ever be saes as wad do hint criltiit. His approbettan, however, was confined to his conduct up to the end of his trial ; and with any subsequent acts he had nothing to do. Mr. Hone had, by bis abilities, not merely defended himself against an ordinary accusstioo, He detested the J.sdges and all the Court Lawyenn -(d, plaice).-More unfair proceedings against a mail :accused were nut to be fonad, eves in tholf great volumes of libels, which Judges called the Sinn Trials of England. The mor.sl and intellectual con.. duct of Mr. Hove was above all praise. Theie were hew persons who enact look et the face, and stilt fewer who were able to overcome all the array of le ', 4 ) eo.ver which is brought to bear against every do. rendaet in a case ot [fuel. There w it s anoth e r j e dx vidual whose name ought not to pass unnoticed on the present occasion (Mr. Pearson), an individu a l whose exertions had been of the utmost consequence • to the liberty skthe subjecr, in as tar as the Trial bp Jury was coons:clef with t h at sacred object: The Gentleman •to whoolt;lie alluded was entitled' to the thatiks.ot his cossufey„for the pains he had takei to• • o b ta i n a ealavulas sins t 044 , ot. Special Studei the c r ia foundationlJurylist .Mv oli Pearson may t,e . . which the triuntph i5l Am:Hone •had been.raiiedl and the aequilt;tls•thely- might consider the first fruits 14 constitutienAleriturneatien. When' a man was thrown upon his century-his real country., not a sham cosietry, estracied trom a worn-nut .lady list, etre; a 117 . 4 "--- ther•Llitta; l / 01 eilielis•A 1404 kr' at Minsoalamaavaarka on the Worms as eiekerh IN,ur% Obis. ikerlottat to Cholas Z. illlarie,*.a4; OM Usk tlf title. Mara blastory—batalt osa of Jam n es o;;Strietatatt alit II I rt a i r rr. of "lOW ram* resolipse make sbo rzeieilel no...;. the Gales mg Maas at No. ginsatee I, No. IL Moo —Lim* k !a ill ! er s a l l " -- A sp_to • • •Sm anti .f * s i de° Gold Vloodfig," 'otid,at`to.64. Om baili, (meal din NO. ag tr eil I CI Mae to moon soy aglow to 4006 a ".. h " l " 11 )0 lw o y ritop ai on Obit Freezer. Mr, Ilya* Rels l 9 l + l6 9 tlasoa l lV B clal all wtole•tale teacloth PA read by Oil. Ilf I .I .lAsto hi ettortoota ofstia UMW itiogilmib' " ' ' '.. u-- -•— .►f MR. GODWIN'S NOVELS. Lately published, THINGS AS THEY-ARE • or, The ADVIII- Teats of ced.ss Tb .: Fourth Edition, Three Vols. I es. boards. Also, LEON. A Tale of the Sixteenth Century. The Third Edition, Fele Vols. 24.. beards. London: Printed for W.' Napkin and R. Manisa% Sta tioner.' -court, Ludgate-Greet; aad Mused* Skelly, and Co. Edinburgh. This day was.pablishod. In. Octavo, priared on a large Type, price Ss. /IN ESSAY on the DISORDERS of OLD ha. AGE, and on the Mesa for prolonging Homan Life. By AN PHONY F.R.S. Surgeon Extraordinary to his Royal Highness thskPrinesi Regent, and to his Royal Highness the Duke of Okoiseicer . ; Professor of Anson" , to Vse Rnyil Academy, Professor of Surgery and Ana. sooty to, the Royal Oilier, of Senecas of toodoh, and Surgeon to the W t ritininster Hospital, " Every stage of human life„ ewes the last, Is marked oat by. .rertsln defined Smite; Wage alone has no precise and &coml.. Sete bee ."—Csessto oss Gas Los. Pointed for Mira, am, Orms, esul licsswit, London. ~t I I .~ `r r :; . . NSW EDITION. PSI= IX BOARDS, I.N._ . . The day was pnblishad, in Two large Vob. aro. a Now idirlps, being tbe Twenty•third, of A' zs g Ay coNcEonbro iiumAN upt • DERSTANDU4O.Vhitteri by JOH/li LOOM Pill!. To this Edkites are a4did, . 1. *nark of hire -I,ochals ,Dantrion.of idia% ea a . alwen. 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