Star. — London, England, 1816-07-26 00:00:00

- c* . . • 7,; , :-:•.;*-: 7 1 ,- .., .!.• - . - . ..,..11....,..ttrroglifiiiiiiiiik . ' A 1 .• , ' ' ... . ,:' , • 1 . • • ~. ... , . . n .•4',.... ":'''''A; .1 ' ...4.7U... ; . : t er f . .:. _ 11 ••• .. r _:~ • . grit N gPER • TEIAPLE CHAMBERS, JULY, /5, lel6. I' a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the AASSOCIATiON foi , the RELIEF Of the MAMMA°. ItING and.LASOURINQ POOR, • Iles GRACE the DUKE of RU'I'LAND, K.G. in the Chair ; it was ABSOLTAD,, oat it is highly expedient, under the present circumstances t a e e country, to renew the course which had been adopted, Wit) inch extensive benefit, In the year 1812. • Thar s General Meeting be ulled for the purpose of consider !gibe most beneficial way of giving assistance to such Associa. flans as may be formed for site relief of these parts of the.coun. in, which at present ere suffering moat severely under the pros ;mat of temporary distress. Thee his Grace the Duke of RUTLAND be requested to tuba* M above Resolutions to • kl 3 ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF . YORR ; Aril that Isis Royal Highness be respectfully reqbested to take THE CHAIR, at a Meeting to be held fur the above purpose, p i to fig a time which may best suit the convenience of his t o Highness. *Royal Highness having consented to take the Chair, a yggLIC MEETI2IO will be iski4 at the CI rig OPLONDOIS' TAVERN, Bishops-re street, on 'MONDAY, the SOtirof July imam, when the attendance of Persons disposed to co-operate bat views of the Association Is earnestly requested. ... '!'ke Clair will be taken at One oTtoek. W. G CARTER, Secretary. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, Ste. AN ORDER having been made at the last Gene. tal Qearter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Ciseitrt, held at Nether Knutsford, In the said County, on the 36th October last, that a New SESSIONS HOUSE, GRAND JURY-ROOM, and other Conveniences; and also a New HOUSE of CORRECTION fur the reception of 150 Prisoners, with a Dwelling-house and suitable accommlilavons for a Keeper, ihoull be immediately built in a conveniciet situation near the said Town of Nether Knutsford; and a Comsitittee of Magistrates having been appointed for the purpose of carrying the said Order kw effect, ARCHI I'ECTS sr BUILDERS, willing to furnish Pkus for such Buldings as before mentioned, we requested to mod the Wine, with an Estimate of the Expense of completing ads Buildings, sealed up. to the Office of Messrs Lecac and ?at Ye's, in the City of Chester; on or before the 26th day of Arguit next, in order that the same may remain unopened until the 22th day of the said month of Augi.et, when a Meeting of tk said Committee will be held at Nether Knutsford aforesaid, takin. such Plaits and E-4i.na.es into consideration. ' And as an eneouragemen• to any persona who mey furni,h such Plans and Estimates, the Committee' have directed the following Rewards to be given, viz. To the person who shall (urn:4l.lle. Plan which Fhall be the sten approved of by the Cumntittett, tosethut with an Estimate, the sum of £3O. ter the mkt best Plan, with an Estimate, the *um of £O. And fee the nest lust Elan, with au lititimate, the tutu of £2O. (Arita, lull 20, 1 s:6. BANKRUPT I.A',V. Tkis day was published. by W. C AAA K A and Eons, I.aw• Book selkrs, Portugal-sleet, Lincoln's Irm, in Svo. price I6s. in hoards, lIKACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS for Suing out -IL and Prosecuting a COMMISSION of BANKRUP with e hest bloderti Precedents now in use, ant a Digest of Supple s;.cn.tl Cava. _ _ By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Esq. Hat tister, Professor of Law, and Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely. Also, i:t Two Vols. price Cl. Is. The Origin, Progress, and Present Practice pt the Jiantrup• Law. By E, Christian, Esq. WEIGH l'S AND MEASURES. This slay was put:his/m.l, price 7s. in boards, METROLOGY; or, An Exposition of WElonTs and MEASUIIIS, Cilital those of Great Britain, Ittlatol, and Frasil;•e. Containing Tables ut Comparison, and views at various Standards. Also, an Account of Laws and local Cus toms relating to the subject, with Parliamentary Reports, and other importa n t Documents. By P. KELLY, LL.D. Master of the Finsbury-square Academy, London. . this Pub icatton, the three French systems of Metrology are captained c namely, the Ancient system. the Metrical or Decimal tysts mof 1795, and the Syreme Usti,' of 1812, by which ancient names are restored, and Binary instead of D:cimal tilvisiims adopted. 'lbis last method is pow put)lished for the first dine, it k believed, in the English Language. I ondon : Printed for the Author, and sold by La,:kington and Co. Fortsbory.squatt ; Baldwin and Co. Paterntmter-row; Ri thari!son:Cornhill; and Harehard, Piccsdilly. Of wit a may be had, by the ba use Author, , • . - The Universal Catouist, price £4. 4s. Ihr Elements of Book-keeping. Fifth Edition, price 74. An Introducloo to Spherics and Nautical Astruuois.y. fourth Liiliun, price lis. A MOST DEiIRABLE COMPACT FARM, of Arable, Na ture, and WOW I and, all FREEHOLD. Las:a-tax re4leemed, aNd poasesfott at Michmintau neat, at CORRINL:HAM, in toe Coonby of ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WM. JACKSON, On TUESDAY, July 20. at the White Hart Inn, Romford, at Twelve &Clock at Noon, ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , called BR ICK•IiOUSE FARM, eligibly situate in the Parish of Corringham, EWri, now in the occupation of Mr. Ed mund Pearl, who will give possession at Mickaelntas neat ; and comprises a substantial bricked Farm House, two Barns, Stables, Cow -house and other out-buildings, conveniently placed for the land, whic h is divided into proper iuclosures by good living fences, sod contains by adraeasurement SSSA. VR. 21'. ut griod sound Corn. Pasture, and Wood Land, about 10 acres of which are of she later description, in seems Inclosures, beauti ully belting sound several of the fields. The whole Estate lies within a ring Schee, the land Is in a fair state of cultivation, and surrounded by gang roads, Ibis Farm affords a good opportunity for a Gentleman to in vest property as an agriculturist; is also a fine Estate for preserving tam e and faeilita•itts fire pleasures of sporting—and there Is a pack of capital tortoni:As kept in the ne•ghbourhood t the shua tin command most beautiful ohms of hill awl dak, the river Thames, and, on the opposite shore, the county of !tent. It is within three miles of three good wharfs, where corn may be 'hipped, knd manure and chalk landed ; is seven miles from the market town of Billericay, is from Chelmsford, 16 from Rom ford, and 28 kom London—is moderately assessed in the poor's rate:, and the Land-tat is redeemed....-Half ot the purchase- Minty may remain on mortgage if required. Further Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had in due time at the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart, itomford ; at t'* Auction Mart, near the Bank; London ; an d of the Amp fkmeer, Colchester where a Piau Gf the Estate may be sekin ; a rlan cf it will at,o'ha strhibited at the Auction Mart, London. N. The ii.sunt will skew the Premises. FRIDAY, JULY 28. 1810. PARISH OF ST. p,f t i ) IIf.I.A.BONNE. TO BE .• t I -Dt IFTY PAVING BOND 3 4. l fieloo each, beaii*g Intend at Five per Cent. payallie : / telf-YearlY, add waled by an Act of Parliament, on the Rates of the said Parish. For particulars apply to Meun. Birch Chambers. Bankers, 252, Bona•street. By Order of the Vestry. • JAMES HUGH GREEN 1V „ Clerk. 4ei N B AR SUR , NEAR THE NEW CHAPI7-.1.- , TO ER DIJPOSED OF, And entered upon at Clui,trna4 nut, gp . aciltis and good FAMILY HOUSE, suit:kb!? 1:1 fur the accommodation of a large respectable Family, at a Moderate expense, or for a Setwocry of the first respectanditYs with ample room and accommod 4 ..ions for a great number of boarders, some years pa 7 t,appropria•eil tO the latter we, mini well accm turned. Coach house, Statioig, Fore -court, large productive Garden, 'retrace, Pleasure-grounds, and Paddock bete:ern three and tour Acres of Land. Cards to view, by I.ermisaion, of tit • present occupier , and all further pat tictourto may hkobtained by apphcaltun td Mr. 'lap, No. I, Putop-court,Temple: SALES BY AUCTION. • . , POST OBIT BOND fair MOM PRINCIPAL . , MINEY. By Mr. ROSIN. At•Ganaway's Coffee House.thanse Alley, Coroblll, on Tussnmr,'the 11th of Augu.t o It 'l'wtive A POST OBIT BOND for ,EIGHT SAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS Pr!ncipal M•in ••,•. payable six months after the decease of a Gentleman, prof, l, his sun survives bins. The Bona Is secured on Itstares of cv•i sitlerable value, and the panes are persons of the first respect- P mieul:ps may bebad of Charles .lennlogs, Esq. No 4, Elm. court,'Ertuple ; at Oarraway'sk and of Mr. Robins, Warwick! street, (solitvs square. FEE FARM REN CS, AMOUNTWA TO UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRE6 AND .TWAN.I . IC I'O4NDS PER ANNUM, ti By Mr. ROM NS, • " 6 At Oarzaway's Coffee Honse ' 'Change Alley, Cornhir, en TUMMY. the 6th of A ugust. ar TVlelte O'CiOCk, THE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOIM 1 ES TA TES. comprising Fee Farm Rents, amonottrg to nearly FIVE HUNDRED and 'IWKN I Y FIVE FOUNDS' per Annum, arising from and bsuing out of Estates in the Counties of Nottingham, York, Bedford, Buckingham, Cheshire, Dorset, Kent, Monmouth, Norfolk, Southampton, Suff-ilk; Surrey, Sussex, and in Cardigan, *Carmarthen, Glatourg in, and Pembroke in south Wales. Particulars may be had of Messrs:. Still, Strong,and Razkkam. Solicitors, I.incoltewlnti : at Caraway's; and of Mr Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. . CAR MARTHiNSHIRE. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI I'URF.. BREWING 4.1 WINIi4, FARMING STOCK. BULLS, COWS, HORSES, -SHEEP, PIGS, &e. FARMING IM• PLEMEN I S of all descriptions. WaliA I', BARI EY, OATS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS. On the Premises, Landawke, LangharnhCarmarthenellre, early In SIP rest Luca, of which forher notice w , ll be given, lIHE Geunine and Etshion4bll HOUSEHOLD FUKNI PURE, the property of the Right. Honourable Lord KENSINGTON, going abroad. Consisting of Chintz Cotton Window Curtains with Parisian draperies, Chairs, Sofas, Ste. en suite ; prime sea soned Feather-beds and Bedding, of all ilen , ntiin all WS% Bed' , 'ears, &c. ; excellent Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, China, Gl*, superior fine flivoured old Port, Sherry, and Madeira iVoi4s. Brewing Utethils of various kindi, and innteroui other Articles. FARMING S _ _ _ Consisting of a large 0 ick of Smith Down Sheep, Bulls and Cows of the S: itch, Hereforl, and Devon breeds, lientert and o.ttb.ters, a:id ab..ut forty, Forming Horses and two btallions: Scorch 1?h5u.:11.., 1 Lrrows, Carts an.l Hanle; Gnce an! Chad nil:, various oche: Fanning Implements, Wheat, Barley, Oats, exl. Approved dills will betaken in pay mew. Catalogues will be timely &Waved by Mr. Robins, War %Oct. str. et, Culdeu.sqvare. M DDLE"EX AND HERTA. Eivetient FAMILY RESIDENCE and OFFICES, GARDA4, PLEASURE 0 MOUNDS, FARM-HOUSE, atil BUIL)). DIGi, RIGHT of SPORTING. and upwards of *HR SE, ri UNDR ED a id 'MEN EY-SIX ACRE 4 of LAND, ;..a cnpital Market rooms, and in an excellan Nei3lib iabo.,d. • TO BE SOLD IIV AUG I lON, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cofre•lllOuse, 'Change.:lll4, on Tuu,. LAY, the i9;11 September. Met. at I'4 o'clock, sa 'Tree i...ta, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, partly Tithe-Free; comprising a very eligible Restilitulk, lIAKEFIELD GROVE, Phoned and adapted for the accommodation of a G•ntlemi:ii's Family, with all suitable Offices; seated on a fine k.ler ti!on, surrounded by about TWO HUNDRED AND SIX *V. SIX ACRES OF MEADOW, AItABLE, PAS I'URE, AUG FINE WOOD LAND, through which there are ex-ensilose ~n.; delightful Gravelled Walks. pieasingly diversified by Htll had Dale, laid out in a Park-like style, and principally enclpsid by a Paled Fence, abounding wilt Pheasants and Game. In I in a gusorel Neighbourbssod. with good Roads in all stret its, contiguous to the capital Market Towns of Uxbridge, ck itiansworili, and Watford, and within a short di,tance of the Grand Junction Canal; a Rustic Entrancot Lodge, with I ar. riage Drive to the Howe; excellent Farm-I - louse, and Buil' rtes of all denomination.; Flsh.Porids, evil stored; a Lime Itilio, and quantity of fine Chalk; with the Right of Sporting ever the Bisiio P of I.oftnox's Manor, and Fishing in the Waters. which are as renowned as aoy in the Kingdom; alsl emit Sisty-Two Acres of Lealebuld Is lea tow and Atable Land, all lying compact. To he viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Pre. noises; Swan, Rickmaiisw 37:1i ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Asses Arms, Watford ; Woni Pack. St. Alban's; Green Matt and Red ' Lion, Ilaraut ; Cai.le, `al.-tiill; White Hart, ‘Vindsivri at ; Garrasray's; an I ~ f Mr. ttoh.as, Warwi‘kostreet, UoEl:is sivare..where a Plan of she Ls . ate may be seen. _________-__ . - ON Tl:3 BORDERS OF BERK i AND ViCINITY OF READING. MANORS OF RA^,VLINGC, CHLCKENDON.AVYW&D, Ztc ; Spac'ous FAMILY RESIDENCE. WOODCO ler HOUSE, with OFHCE ' GARDENS, PLEASURE. GRO U NDS. Eligible FAR 1 .11,5, noble WOODS and LANDS, Upwards of ELEVEN PIU NDRED ACRES, and Valuable COMMON PIGHIS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffik.house.'eltange.alley. Cornbill, on Tz-iks. 11A Y. the 19th of September, 1141 G, at. 12 o'Clock. in lit 4, FIPHE Capital and VAlu4ble FREEHOLD,„and moll part COPY HOLD Ei rA ES, WOODCU I F and RAWLINGS, pleasantly situate, eight miles front Henley GI I tomes, kern from Reading, six front Wailingfori. and forty.:lirec from ,Lon. dun; on a beautiful, fine, contnianding, healthy, and spurting part of the County of Oxford, comprsing The MANOR of RAWLINGS. One Moiety of the MANOR of CHECK ENDON, And One Moiety of the MANOR of WYWOLb, abounding with Game. The Capital FAMILY MANSION, WOODCOTT HOUSE, with excellent attached and detached Offices of all deocriptions roomy Stabling for Twelve Horses, and Three Coach-houses; two productive Kitchen Garden, surrounded by lofty wall', Gardener's house, Orchards. flee.; Pl e a s ure Grounds, Flower Gardens, Pinery, Drapery , .omo:house, Ice Well, Etc. seated In a fine Paddock of about Sixty , Acres, surrounded by four ex cellent Farms, with good Farm Hams, and all sisee.sary (hu hu Lam with Parcels of Land, let to respectable 'recant., part on L eases, the remainder at Will. Also the capital and productive Woods in band; sundry Cottages, with Gardens, Orchards, ice. the whole. Estate upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, with Valuable and Extensive Common. Rights. To be viewed by applying to Samuel Ilantead, the Bailiff, at' Woodcott M e ntion, where Partkulars may be bad; and at the Bear and Crtivn Inns, Reading; Lamb, Wallingford; Bell Inn, and Meseta. Cooper and Son, Solicitors, Halley; Castle, Salt Hill; White Harr, Windsor; White Lion, Bath; Red Lical, Hounslow; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, and Co. Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's• and of Mr. Rubins Wsrwick . streer, Golden-nuare, Ludas, when a Plan of t he Mau may be s seen . ~ , `WAN HU `' El, mid TAVERN, HASTINO i, SUS-4'A. 1 CF..morr,.. baying taken t h e ab o v e Hotel a nd • raven,, ay4ils himself of thi, opportunity to inform the Nobility, Gent.!; ofid Public in general, that fie ha , fi , ted it up in a /eat and tu:Linodions manner, w sere every aitenthot Wili he paid to the corn 'ort and convenience of those who may honour tiint with their favours, and trusts, by strlct at esititin, to %aierit the approbation of a discerning public.—C. F. M. aho begs to inform Commercial Gentlemen, that he has fi:t7tl up. (501..1y foi,their u.e) a large and'convenient Room kinking into the flit% Ottittf . , where the principal trade t,f the town ;II carried en. ' .. importer of and Dealt: in Wine., &c. ex. N.B. Neat Yost Ch.iiiiin, with excedet t Hor.,es and careful oltleer;..—Coahes clrifity mor..i.rg at ~ ..lvr. and ei t lis A:or lc, to the bolt it*lun, Fleet -street; an .1 Hatclie . Ws, birw 14 1 1nte :Wm Cellar, I'tdii4dilly, Landow. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHII,L. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVEILINC: From LONDON to YORK only TWO OULNIEAS, Imstae, And ONE GUINEA, Ourlgoit in proportion to LOINSURGI4, rod all Parts of the 'NORTH. COAC&ILS Tag acs"—roasts Ktiti. 4140 D "sue. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. QOUTIJANI Pl'ON, LYI+U NG •ro N, VI N. kJ CHESTER, and BASINGSIOKE New Four Codas Cued', at had a•ter seven in the mono % aglitter at the Georg e suuttian Ex o'clock.. —*l hit Is a most d.-itglittol cotiveyaute to th. Isl.: of Waco, Jere, y , Guero.ey, St Almon's, Havre de Grace, Cheri:mag i Le. Wk.Y AdtAl I H, Dorchester, Illandford, ' 4 :alib!yrfy, Andover, and Basitigstoke new Post Coach, evt.ry afteruouti, a , three -- I he Weyitiouli Packets to Gutetio.y, lers..y, Cherh3ur e , sr. hlalot's, ae. From Ch,gboure is A if:4qt dir : ighthis road to Vac,. The WA ULM. LOU New Tag it Eau's. Incite C 4.14111, to LEEL)i, 14ALIEAX, BRADFORD. and all pa,tirtif the North,sets unit at two tic ock in ilsialiernuois, and'arrives at the Galdo; Lino Inn, Lee e'.4, twit mit.ong, at as tectock, through a!!!osiorti; Gnin•11.1111, Newark, and Doncaster. .1 his Loath r. iPoLinitd ti . aceJinnunkne the towel ad Leeds Halifax. Bram'. tr.', krid 4.,:ci nity. It 14111 !Ave Leed• a: .1164:C O'clock in the Mier:tom,. Paso .)gees may ConVelliently Cone ti Leeds from t:iose places, and be in Loauoii eery ilia litX: evening. 14C U NWIK E., a NhVu LI VEetPOOL Light Coach, only our night ua the toad, carries four Insides and foul Gutsith-a, sets out every day at one arrivzi at I.iverpool mitt tees; mg before se% en o'clock, by way Its . it Vt'oburo, Lath lorry. Northampton, Weliord, Lutterwoi th, Elsticklty, Adler. at me, :atzlilleal, s.olie, Ridgely, Newcastle, Ea:utstord, IV:w -ring-tits, and Pi eactitt. GUSLI It G . t Ntrlat I.B.112.01;GH elegant Ilt•st Coach, through IiI:NC;F.REORD, Nt..W EL'itY, and READING; bets out at L•vVeneCitwk In eke Nlartmlf,, mimes at blarlbot tough to dinner —ciangtetable conveyance fur those travelling the West Road LXE I EP., Ptyntuuth, 'Weymouth, Boracster, Falmouth, Dartmouth, an.l .I.aleabory New Poit COACI, every Morning at lei It . Clock, through lies ton t A ammeter, pritloort. Blandfi,rd, Uastngstoke, and Lial;,l3ut. Duly our night cut lions Lot.d.n to eiyosouth. lON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, anti Huntingdon 3ew Royal Man Co.ten, sets out every Evening.—(;oaches from ihiatoll to Spilsigy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BA and Lit(l6 I'UL ying Poit-Coactie., through Chlppeo. ham, Caine, and Marlborm.et, every Atternesm; arnve at Mr. Mai a, the Greyhound hint :Sam, and the London tavern, Thel• Bri.tol, next Morning.--. Coaches to Wells, Bridgo. *water, &c. LLEDS new iightCatich, called the Rockingham, sets nut every j Mooting at Light o l Clock; carries Four Inside. onty, and guests. mitritabiy easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Siam lord, Newark, ReEfiird, I)ouctuwr, and Ferrylaridge i to the Guides lAtet, Leeds, nest Day, at Noon. Notwithstutding the ulicommun Expedition of this Coach, it ib allowed to be the ntost agreeable and complete l'utriie Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled to Accommodatiou by any other. Only two guinea. entitle to Leeds. GI.ASGOW, laangtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries Browohill, Thornhill, Sauquhar-Kiln, Cuintsock, Kingswell, and all Part. of Scotland, Casuperlown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, seta out every Morning at Halt-past Six o'CltrA, By way tot Newark, Rettord, Talcaster, Darliugton, Nurthallertott, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding thent%eives fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad &clonal Fare. J. BA kit a, the Mack Swan Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Ilull, ScarbWoueh, Whitby, mad other Places. BRILMENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Peurith, and Whitehaven nist Coach, goes wisk Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through !trough, Appleby, Oreatabridge, P.achniond, Catterick, Baroughbridge, Vietherby, Aberlord, master. and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and perform& the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers dv!aaned pa the road by business, or pleasUre, have the pet tiller advantage of their seats being secured in. the nett Coach. IAvEKeouL, Warrington Knutstord, Stone, antildtclifield, Post-Coach, called The Egitelition, every Evening at Five u ...luck, to IL Bruthertotes, Saracen's Iliad Ism, Dale-street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. WAKfiVIELD Post-coach, every morning at half-past six. CHES and PARKGATE new l'ust coach, Daily. • ECLIPsE. a new Flying Post Coach, to 'York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edniburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Two o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and tamioni. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Klrby-Lonsilale, Belton, Cheney, Orniskirk; and Garstang Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.--Guarded. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam, new Coach, every Morning, to tbe George tins, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Waled, and Wolverbampton.Post-Coach, every Aftepioon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, lirtlllngton, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Dirndughem next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Emma, and Shipitone, to the Saracen's Head, Brill -street, Birmingham. SHEFFIEI.D and Rotherham Post Coach, called the RocEin bans, every Morning. HULL, Northcave, Howdm, Thorn, and Doncaster Yost' Coach, every Morning at halt past six, to the Cgs's , . Mar ket Place Hull. HER FFORD, Ware, Hodetdon, Waltham Cross, Broaborne, and Werealey, each every morning. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Cantrrbury, Faversham, Chatham, and Rochester, Post Coaches. tnorning laid afternoon. N.B. Passengers and ercels booked for the above Coaches, at the New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. WILLIAM B. MOONS atm and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, Bta of more than Five Fannie Valise, 11 64 2, stolen, or damaged, link% mites ed as such and paid for 44 - in* l at tie Saracen's Read Soowdial,t.oudog s • * /t . •#-. . .- r 4,.., ~t.) . . 1 110 < 7 . , . ••• - _ . ili k . . . . , ..a•A ~ #: , , .1 \. - - • • It• - ~,, , ri, - r • ti* ...eA ~,„,, n ,o r , " 60... - 7 u. --• ' . •iv viii pr '' : -um .... ,- 4 1 - iiiN • ... ___ .......,.... . . ~. - . '; • . 4;18 ; 1,V63 • PRICE SEI;EN-PaNCF,4; , . IP . E ..TON, Stock ,Broker, 2, Carnhill; And :IP: 'AA. qaWzrtry-sireet, Swans bls Friends they•will approire the New Stith I.(wery. al the Scheme Is farmed to meet general sp. .probatfe4, It. CantairS Two Forty Thousands, Twe Thlrtir, Thontatite, : I wo Ten thocrands, ttc. 'Three pc Cent. Consehs , Ouly 14 Ticket, Betio' 17th of SEP tr.MßEtt, vrhe the Fret - ti r o p Fri!!! Will receive £49,000 in addition. rir 1 has a Variety of 'lkkete and Shares on Sr.t• at hilt Fortonate•plEctse • as above,Wherr, In the Contract just ailed, the follow/rig C.i;ltals wt•re sold and Fitared, tad art: new prun on dentasoA. sEI,KI) 1 ,r.:5 • f,co 4,11'!: £OO 200 %V z. • • .CATON ON LEl?ll.ll'7v • " l'als dtt Wa. pulsli.hed, Ofiff et. 64. New rditlett, . pit Agri CA I.' 013 St RVATIONS on the DEBI.; 1.1 I.IIS, nata:al an.l.tokaract.td, of 11:e 4.!.NrERATIVIE OKOANN tfihnh :wits.; including Renme‘t *.n Otsantmo, 3 mitml Wor.dtn^s, Naeturn:l lientosiqn,,Vieets, Tabes Denali% Moir Albits, etc. &c. with :ht: T.teory of Genera:Jun. ..- By T. NI. cAToN, :uilcon, No. 10, Saardur , t:.sfreet, Nev , ea.tle-stree, Ft:and. ..,1-ste ut the Unite/ tio,pi:als of st. Thootas'e rad Coy's. oak, Where n4;ty be had, Caton on Im3lr:filo, Strotala, and Cutaneous vista:!., 8'4.36 Also, his fre : olse ins Female Di.o.ises, 3s. 64. Atnl. /I.ther...:. acd Winter Coogh.gs. 'l'q 1 .% Ili of the Afo hot is abort , ' n.: ::!'. Booltseltors. . . 1 A1'1514 r AN 1 I A rrivriost. IVIT 4 single application of this invAlo,thle . CON11)031TION, any Crtiage will travel upwa;d4 t Thoinane Mi.es Steam ogines ant Mtchictery May be worked with it fur 14!%; than nue t.sur h of the expense.hith , :tto Incurred. Iron and Steel Arieles. % hen covered wi h a thin 'roe, may be inuner..ed in Ssit W'iter - f ..r any length of time wi:hout its produrtag the ..ligh•est tare: 03 them; and so effet. Na lly dots it render Hums and Shoes" water-proof," that Sports. men and tithe's expu.ed to ii.e %via lie-i may rest assured of traz ver4ng the heavieo dews of ..rvei est r,tnv, comphrtely dry.shod.. Sold tor the P.ste-tee.. at their Mize, N.i, 4u, Cl• ging-Cress, in hort-s, price t:J. ss. 6.1. 10 , . 61. 21s. and 12s. each; and by the, app.mittnetr by moo L . 04:11 makers, Saddlers, Ironmongers, Boot :AO Shoe-m.441-4,8(c. .kc in the United Kingdom. PA I EN r WORM I.OZENOIi.•;. V/T Olt hIS are allowed to be the rtirtai frequene •FCC-I or Cliihire.o' INseitscr Symptoms every Pat cm ..hottiti be a' piatited aith. They occacon loss of Appetite, a palenr.s, of the late, emaciation, and an irre gular statr cif• tiro boWelv, attended with violent pains Cite/ bring nn conveliions, affect the growth of the body, and often prove total, by ending in a consanietion or deety. Both as preventative and cure foi the..e al - Arming cempixitits, ate allot* excellent Medicine is alhaad, on the teftiniting of soniz *??' the highest characters in this c.dhstry, to have no ;Its:. Thal, public apli.ritoion, given to the Proioietor, front a pereettill knowledge oh its e.lic.tcy !t; their own iamatfs, .tamps foments beyand compettritx, ryes a savetton •it which Doi tear I'vledicts.e or the kind can 41a.t. Sold at /..tes,rt. Butler and :ion*, N 0.4, Cbrar!!'4, London, to packets at tr. I d. and 'owes at 4.• 04 ani ". and alto by Mr. Gesdaer, Oeor t ie .t.rert, Editiburithi Meseriv Newberl and Sons, Daattioarry:, Dublin; 'A 'h A: .114;4%4: Ve.n !erg in every tit, and town la the llatts.lEfiiffttatel. _ _ • • - • s• • • •i• 1.001. AND sUittusC Al. Y. His RoY.II Higltnesitlie t.l Y 5.10% I:trattetit. Sunctsosr—Mr.Kternati,Mentber. of she's( oyateuirege. 1 .06611. (P0%:1010 •to—tars of liarocont, Earl a Litteins. Rom Ca, nt i J. Barry, XII'. John Latutichr. NI.P • IHE Roy and riloble P itr(its 441 clot 4 bave IN• Sill U i I')N, tor the Xikt SI, Treattpt ! nt olVkNktt LA alit! theia• &nest duo COIISCC,fiItaCCIS In 0"•!Cf to lIISUfC the benefits that have resulted !rote It, selected Nir Kier nan as los Surgeon, (standing high on the list of die Royal Colleze) from haeit•; directed bis Clbet atiention to those 4i.s...iBeis Kiernan c.ioceives it a part of offi:ial tituoto cat,ti..:o th e public, by paiittirig to the List of t h e Royal Co:lege, pablished to February, I NI6, as the only sure guide, and twat no aim:torn? of persons assuming such titles, and publicly kivertlsing them{ without beats sanctioned by this list, are to be ctertited. The arts nual reports of the Luck Dispeuatiy will prover that -Walt of the most dangerous cases of Strictures , ; Debility, and other supposed incurable Wee tons of the GenertlateesOrgatis have been here ries dically and successfully treated. Mr. It ieruaa may be consulted as usual, by bath Sexes, at bid House, 'al, Lower Charlotte-street, lieJtordoluare, white lets tens front fowls and Country are to be atleheassal, 50J the neirtz teary advice and medicine will be giveu, ocs-..at, to auy part of the United Kingdom. Just publkhed, peke 4i. 9.d Edition, Ihraetical ObsCrddions ob the ahoy., Dieeises, by F. Kiernan, rad :my be had at NO. 174, Fleet-street, Nu. Va, l'aternoster•runr, did No. IC, Cruwo-coaete Soho. THE CORDIAL. 8A1.A4 OF Git.;;AD, Prepared by Dr. Sotosturi, I ;ileaddfouse, hear Liverpool, price half a guinea a bath; or be quantity of kite in one family bottle for ::36. on which 94. r.t, saved, duty he:tided. IIIHE COItDIP.I. 'BALM -OF GI LEAD is universally ackreiniedged to he peculially efficacious hi all i n ward wasi ills, loss aepet ire, indige.thin, depression of spied s trembling or shaklr.g of the bands or limbs; obstinate cough., shortness ot breatl y and COlib ttttt ptive h thins the blood, eases the ntost vitatent pains in the bead and stomach, Lad promotes gentle perviration. By the nobility and gentry this medicine is muck admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently at~ cringing the fibres at the attunach, and giving that proper ten sty which a good digeshist requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and nourish the constitution after a poen:mai debauch with wine, &c. This Cordial is highly esteemed In the East and West ladies cur nourishing mid invigorating the nervous spteni, and acting as a general kestorative on deßilitated conuitinions, arising from bilious compladuits cdtitracteti in hat Clintates.-- who have the care and education of females, the studious as well a , th e sedetaary.part of the C‘itnotunity; should never be without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which remotes 'diseases in the bead, invigorates 'fie mind, improves the memory, and enlivens the imatination. lt is the moat absolute. remedy for such diseases as are attend 'ed with the f Mowing symptoms, namely, a great straitness of the breast, with difficulty of breathing; violetit palpitations of the heart, sudden flushes 01 heat in various parts ot the body; at . other times a sense ot cold, as .if water was poured sun them ; flying pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, resegibling thine occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very variable, s.ime- Vines uncommonly slow, at other fillies very quick; yawniss ? ,, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a ser.sr of suflovation, as front a ball ur lump in the throat; alternate fits of crying and convul sivelaughing; the sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and the patient often troubled with horriddreatns. Much has been said by interested individuals against medicines that are advertised ; but there is a very important observation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was betide, gala, and efficacious, it could not have obtained the unexampled demand it his acquired; tor, as It has rarely the sr-at advantage of a persua sir e advocate at the ear of the patient, so nothing but his conviction o: its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce re severance, and yet reaseuabk perseverance is certainly niost re quisite to enable even the happiest combination of cbenecals and gekoicals to root nut. chronic diwases, and restore the valetudina rian to health.. Government security against Counterfeit,. Sold b! Sawed Leigh, 18, strand ; Bac on an d C o . 150, 01b. fbrd-strecc i Liudon ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; :mJ all Medtelne Venders; price 11e. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 331. by which one Us. bottle is hayed, with the words— " Semi. Solomon, Liveipool," engraved on the Stamp. lar.Soknnon expects, when consulted by kart, the meal Compliment of a Li note. to be induced, aJdrebseJ,." purer }Leiser Lr. Soloutcm, I,Lvvipuol. tit rista4t."