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1818, April 14 Annuity Notes Advertisement (1)

The document showing the number of the
for f counterfeiting the metallic part of the currency is
here: and in no higher degree is it instructive.

But for compleating the body of instruction afforded
by it these other documents are requisite.

Par is, the amount of the Solicitors Bills of Costs
on the several prosecutions: including a tabular view
in which under the several appropriate heads, shall have been distinguished the profit
made not only by the Solicitor but by lear the several
learned gentlemen of the several superior orders ranks rising
one above another in the seats of Dignity, and thus of
profit, distinguishing moreover the profit made by those
who have done something from the profit made by those
who have done nothing for this their fees.

Another is a Table discussed on the same plan as the <add>one above mentioned as being been made public</add> shewing the number
of the preventions for counterfeiting the paper part of the
currency, distinguishing those of which the Bank of England
paper has been the subject from those of which
the paper of all other Paper Banks put together have been
the subject.

Of those of which the Bank of England paper has
been the subject the number might by House of Commons
Order sent to the seat of that vast corporation be obtained
with as usual facility as that of those of which the
metallic part of the currency was the subject, as above

Of those of which the paper of the several County
Banks was the subject the number might, by with the
same facility, be obtained by means of the same inquisitorial
instrument sent respect to those several the respective Banks