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London, England, 1818-02-18 00:00:00

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are respectfilly informed, that this
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of yerlection far beyond expectation. Its
ny, sez:cet., end durability, appears to be
xperience, snd confirmed by general favour.
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L HONE'S TRIALS.

y were published, in octavo,
of the Public Niceting, in aid of the Do-
ri-tab, before Mr. Justice Abbott on the
Qizef Justice Ellenborough on the last two
cards,

TRIALS of WILLIAM HONE,
IREEI'ARODIES; on Three Ex-Officio
wee successive days, by three Special Juries.
lied Cat hath meved."—Somisru.is.

W. Hone, 67, Old Bailey.--Either Trial

F tile Pcsuc Messrs° separate, price 6d.

f January, 181 9, WM published,
6d. (to be continued Monthly), of
OPHICAL LIBRARY ; being a
,n of the moat rare and valuable Manu-
mits, both Ancient and Modern, consist-
nquirlea after Truth, which are very rarely
pries, and only to be fotiodin the Cabinet*

by JOSEPHUS TELA.
e Lira and MORALS of Conroe:vs, the c.e-
osopher, who nourished upwards of SOO

'en in this Number, is not in the former

in the Lire and Mossta of Erscuntrs, the
opher, equally rare and valuable with the
reed nearly 400 years B.C. The contents
always be specified on the Cover of each
blication. Each Number contains 112 ou-
r a very fine demy paper, with a beautiful
it ink, so th'at this Publication, in matter
, may form a valuable and elegant stan-
when bound up in volumes for future
; and for this purpose a general Title-page
ry /kith Number.
U perceive that No. 2 is printed with an
size less than that used on No. 1, so that
future contain considerably more matter
paper is also of a much superior quality,
ting pressed.--When the Works and Tracts
that succeed the Morality of the East shall
a Class of the Ancient Philosophers will
red alternately with other valuable Moral
rks.

'titer, 73, St. Paul's Church-yatd, London ;
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final Manuscripts, and by Alen of eminent
of the foretoing subjects, to be addressed
itor as abrA.

VS, SPRA !NS, RIIEUM A TISMS, tce.
S OPODELDOC.--This very ex-
/e cannot be genuine unless the name " F.
:ed in she Stwalya. It is become necessary
tent ior. to this particular, as Counterfeits are
own and street ; and often by persons who
:d of an .attempt to deceive and defraud their
lelLoc is superior to all other applications in
Sprains, liruise.., Cramps, and Nu:nbuess ;
stns, and for the Limbs when in a paralytic
ewhcry and Sons, at the old established Me-
-0.45, St. Paul's, the third house from Cheap-
bottle ; sold :lin by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-
a-Irate-street ; Stradling, Poyal-Exchange ;
C Venders in Town and Country.

:VER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC
PILLS.
:feel it my duty to remind the Public
h.iel until it may become generally known,
the Nate of my Grandfather DR. JAMES'S
Messrs. Nr.lll.rtl4 to Messrs. BUTLER and
de, Corner f St. Paul's Church-yard ; and
, and the IM:iv:. cl my late Grandfather,
t, :!,y-square, are the only places in
ledicines, prlpared as tha Public have been
ir the last svcr.:-/ years, with the latest im-
relator, can 1):, pr.-icor..l My own interest
at chi, nitim.cioe ; but the haiieful con,'-
of, front taking spuriem Medieir,
at-
into cirsttlation urd 7 the sam•ien of my
compel me to make it. I Low sign try
ach box and packet Pith :end l'e.evel,r
ELebcr.etory, as a phi,: •Q::ir !ion •.1 the
s as a caution to the Pu'alic.—.Meesi .. Dot-
;Wished a Warak.otase at No. Se,:kville-
: the MAL:lnes say also be had genuine.

R. G. G. JvAMES.
nt has been for nearly seventy years known
Lunt for Fevers, Colds, Ilasrseue3s,zs, all
es, and Eruptive Disorders attended with
kfeasles, an prevalent at this time, few other

anc PILLs, t y a happy union of an altera-
ine, iircimote insemible perspiration when
time that thy restore the strength of the
Ire particularly serviceable in indigest•un,
free livins, or be a rciitience in unhealthy

ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTER,.

AT a MEBRING held on FRIDAY last, at the
Crown and Anchor 'ravens, it was, ausingst other things,
resolved, That the Conductors of the (Miss-law ) ertry
having, to deference to Public ophtios, founded on the investi.
gatioes which have recently taken place, liberally reduced the
price of their Porter to its late standard—ah Committee, Otere-
fore, acting for the general good of Sochity in the moth" for
which they are convened, do consider the forterieg drainage:we

as highly meritorious, and deserving of *Mr most decided ap-
probation. Resolved also, That this liesoluties be pubibbed.
H. SCHULTZ% Hem. Sec.

TO BUILDERS.
- WILTS COUNTY GAOL

TIM JUSTICES of the PEACE, at the funeral
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, held at Defile, brand for
the County of 'Wilts, on Tuesday, the lath day 'ghillie, last
having approved of a Plan for Iteadieg a NEW G4OL led
HOUSE of CORRECTION at Hebert= Amiss, fa the aledj

Comity :
Notice js hereby given,—That the NMI 111411/48111 ISE inelj
eloe, Sect' 110411144priania diemeri oprillikig rialto, at
°Wilton, near Slasher?, Wilm, fee this knirl grimy pone
or persons inclined to undertake the Work.
Persons inclined to Contract far theisildips. and wring the
Plan into execution, are dedred to saltiai:hfol4lpoeals to my
' on er before the 21d day of lost Officemg, and, the
same will be taken into consideration at the joumntent of the.
Qtterter Sessions, to be holden at the City of New Sarum afore- I
said, on the 24th day of February inttant, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon, when the Parties who send in such Proposals are
requested to tend. JOHN SWAYNE,
Dipnty Clerk of the Peace of the said County.
Wilton, Feb. 4, 1818.