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NUMBER 77101 THEATRE ROYAL, ci)Vatrr.Q.4.ltDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, r•W he performed, LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Sir. William Meadows, Mr. MURRAY; Young Meadows, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Justice Woodcock s Mr. FAIVCE 1T ; • Hawthorn, Mr. TAYLOR; bodge, Mr. EMERY.; Eustace, Mr. BROADHURST. ,Rosetta, Miss FERO ; • Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. DAVENPORT. • Madge, Miss BOL'I ON. To which will be added, RAYMOND AND AGNES ; Or, THE CASTLE OF LINDENDERGH. To-morrow, Venice Preserved. • On Monday, 'The Knight of Snowdoun ; Flttjames, by Mr. UnntleT (b4ug his Sot arpearance on this stage). On 1 tiesday. 'The Gamester. On Wednesday, a Comic Opera. Op 'I huraday will be revived Shakespear's Play of The Win ter's 'Tale. The. Public are respectfully i`afornied, that Shakeapear's Tra gedy of Coriolanus Ts Ia preparation, and that Mrs. Siddostp will act the character of Volumnia. SANS PAREIL THEATRE, STRAND OPPO'iITE THE ADELPHL . Mailer the Authcrity of the Lord Chat:then-aim) THIS EVENING, I'O-MORROW, and MON r DAY, wil! be performed a 'Pathetic Burletta, with entice blew Serum. called, MARY THE MAID OF THE INN. Mart, by Miss E. Stubbs. her first appearance in this Theatre. A new Venetian Ballet Dive' t.semcnt, THE THREE RIVALS. Composed by Signor Montignani, froin the Opera, Lis'son, who will sustain the principal character. A new Comic BurPtts, tailed, THE LOWLAND ROMP. "Jane, by Mrs. Minton, being her first appearance on this Star. To olio:lade with (for the second time), a new Comic Panto wii•ne, which has been several months in preparaiion ' new Scen..ty, Musk, Dresses, Properties, Zee. written by Miss Scott, galled -THE POISON TREE.; or, HARLEQUIN IN JAVA. In which will be introduced fifteen now Scenes, embracing the Ci y of Batavia, and othrr situations of :he Island, front correct Praiiings. 'I he Cl...ratters at large In Bills of the Diy. Dot.rs °pea at haif.past five, bettin at htlf.past Itrses is. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. S:cond. Price at half - past eight. • Places to be taken from ten till four. N.B. A New Turkish Comic Opera Burletta is IA rehearsal, in whirl Miss Scott will make her first appearance this Seam. FASHIONABLE DANCING.--TRIVATE TUITION. ALLJ.G. HOPKINS begs 'ewe to retnro his most grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very distinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies'' and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the pre:vent fashionable mode, may be expeditiously instructed in titr most private manner, to qualify them for the first assemblies, on' application at his residence, Coachmakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside. 'ANTED, upoo a Mortgage of a very valuable v v Estate, about 20 Miles from London, the Sum of £10,000.-s-The Money hi te . , pay of spresen. Mortga.ite, ssiutanay remain ior a term of y , ars, if desired by the lauler.—The Interest wild be regularly paid in Londonkkt , half yearly. Apply (if by let tcr, post paid) to Mr. Gelciarj ' , Solicitor, Gray's Inn square, London. ' riTHE Torture of that Dreadful Malady, the •I'o6lll-1-ACH, is instantly and effectually removed by RING'S - ODONTALGIC, or CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF 1-1012;•1 7 .!ZA1)16H: whit is the invention of a regular practitio Itgr t'xe City of Bath, where it has been long known and justly esteerr.:d.--:/0:(1 viholesale and retail I,y Messrs. Barclay & Sour, Flea hlarka, I ouloa ; and by all Venders of Medicine in Town ;:n.l ti!:t , y Price 9d. FOR RHEtimevnsms, COI.D', &c. MR. JAZ%I.E.S's ANALEPTIC PILLS, are ad twrahly calculactd for the a'rve, and all those complainte to whit the human frame is bathe from the vichnitudes of our climate, as likewise for Bilious and other Dioorders of the Bowels/ and for Head-ache oceosionod by indigestion ..or by tree hying. They should be taken upon every Oslo inthopeoition, stud thus by timely assisting Nature in the due Discharge of the animal Functions, tiny prtserve the Poly in lLnah and Vigour. As they require. no coubueniete, they are par.ieulati; convenient for Travellers. • Fv:(1 only by F. Newbery aml Sons, No. 45, St. Yivol's Chufch yard, and at Dr, James'. Lve Hon., to Brinonoorreet, London, in box..-e, price 4s. Cti. a box ;ur six in a urge box, fur XL is. Observe the words, "F. Neu . bery, N 0.45, St. Paul's," engraved In the stamps. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY BY . A \;11-iT INDIAN. T YNCH'S celebrated BOTANIC • E NIBROCA -1 lON and VEGETABLE EXTRACT, being a sovsteigo and sitecific Remedy for the Gout, Rhcomatism, Lumbago, Ste. which it never fails relieving by three or four warm applicatiuns. The fuillawing respectable persons having derived great benefit from tie use of these , Metlicines, have given permission for in serting :heir names, and will ratisfy any one in.regard to its good effects, who may thine proper to refer to them :—Thoraas SW hen, carpemer, of a Rl:clam:ink Gout in a fevi .lays; Mr. J. Fly, Gent. T. • Idity, Ge'rt. G. Matthews, Gent. W. Farrah, Gent. and Messrs. Rowed Dodger, Roberts, and Piper, all of Croydon; Mr. Alwen,' Cliehant ; Mr. Watkinson, near St. Giles, Hot - bar, ; Mr. Jay, King's Head, 0 d Jewry; Mr. Scrivens, City Coffee-house Wr. P. Jack, Vt hite Horte, Covent Garden; Mr. Roster, Sear and Garter, Old Paiace•yard; aud a Geudemaa at Carshalfon, cured of a Itiscumatic Govt in a few days. -The above Ankles are prepared and sold by the Inventor, Mr. Lvoc u No. 4, Prince's-place, Duke-street, St. James's, who has al:pointed Meesrs. BARCLAY and ions, Fleet market, London, Lilt Weolesaie Agents ; by whom respectable Venders, and the tub& in general, may he supplied-*and whose names, at a cer tain criterion ift authLtic:ty, will be tinraved on the Stamp affix • idte each_ bot tle and put. Sold also reta'l by all' Venders of Me dicine lo town and country. Price us. 9.1. ti.J. and t 6.1. each. _ _ ". AN ii::.Coikt3l) lilt DROPS, . . is worthy ol?.servation th;: numerous Cases that have succeeded by the use o iiI'ILSI3I.IIVICS ANTISCORBU 11C 1:41.01'A • and the blowing lensarkable in stance occurred hi a middle a ged ssotnan who anhed for thotr hie at the Dispeussry, is, Soho-square, Loudon. She cdniplained of great debility and'nervcui hrlt riot!, appetite bad, a-gt sieral deprtaioa of hieathirgl her casettes( ht-ing we'.l wales - stood, she Lad tried palliatives without any Su: cuss I h!e spa. tkr sine, though the Propr:crot stateti the ini , ,robahibty cf i:• being or service ; in a isor.th she szalitzd frum I.ambe.b, hay.ue teen oared WI ionti:g.ll an appetite, and increased ln.s pu!se tram the depreved state 1c had been it., rJow tlissllact citA 4.414:y be ac counted for by .1a ni regula - nig the IstoniJCP. a: •d 41 ges• Lion, ane. ill. ' , Ting 0.4 C rt/WC7I cif the nahit In deep... a•e:1 hisses of the )oIILN, C Ctl:3lSt it rruJeces in the general eitc:tes tin best- ttel.sh Ist those ulost distressuig casts, to crop tiara, scroiihnla, sew vy i rhcliniatittu, &c. its , :lfettii are generally selinowlesllo. l . As &ere are nurnerans counterfeits, plrase to ast for Splikury's Patent Anti--corbutic Drops,stkli the King'sduty piintedkitlack hit; to bottlitsW Ss: td..goulale bottles Ins. and larger Xt dury Included. Compountl EMMA V. 4614 at ties piegen§uts is, ivic isuMe k 1.40t/6116 • . ~ ~ `.. : . • ' ' • • • or. - Pl' • 5 ) C -- • r _ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER vs GENERAL POST-OPPICE, Now. 19, 1811. TO THE GE: I F the Person who on the Evening before the Draw. DERS . leg of the October Lottery, purchased at Mr. CArtrea's MR. THO Lottery Office, Charing Cross, three Sixteenth Shares of Lottery ate is n p l ii h a k ; nent Ticket., and paid for them with a Bank Post Bill of i£ls, will espr' by sr resent ,„ eral most r eaper call on hir. Parkin, at No. 46, Great Ormond-street, and make tirciate to represent r . known by whom he was employed, so that the person may hi T Having , Pallscd discovered, he will receive a reward of FIFTY POUNDS, and , noviT.4:Y Y ears p in ' I be admitted an Evidence fur the Crown . bithin of being :I Bf Commani of the Foil:master General, conferred upon' FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. in Parliament, 1 of the important which are the support tuba and the advancement EDINBURGH. AVERY rich Collection of BOOKS, MAPS, and PRINTS, many of *kick art in sop •rb Bindings, wilt be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WILLIAM STOCKDALE, at the Fortune's Tontine . Hotel, Edinburgh, on WEDNESDAY, November 27, 1811, and Five following Daya, Sunday excepted. Among other valuable 'Works are the following : Lafater's Physiognomy, 5 vols. Imperial Quarto Grose's Antiquities, 12 vols. Quarto Hogarth's Works, Folio, complete Camden's Britannia, 4,v015. Folio Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, Quarr4 .es• Corsi:user's Hietotx of Ceylon, 2 wok. Quarto ' Pallas's Travels in _Russia 2 vols. Quarto Fir William Jones's Works. 13 . vois. Boardinan's Veterinary Dictionary, Quarto Costume of Russia, coloured Plates Heath's Shakespeare, 8 vols. .Quarto Mactionald's Gardener's Dictionary, 2 wok Quarts New Annual Register, 30 vols. F,nglish Encyclopedia 10 vols. Quarto Beaumont and Fletcher's Plays, 3 vole. Quarto Dr. Aikist's General Biography, 7 vols. Quarts Lord Orford's Works, 5 vols. Quarto • Dr. Hunter's History of I.ontiou, ti vols. Quarto Eloburgh Medical Dictionary, 2 vols. Quarto Parliamentary Register, 118 voh. Williams's Duties of a Justice of Pates, 4 vols. Dr. Rete's Cyclopedia, 30 parts Complete Farmer, 4vols.Quarto Encyclopedic Francaise, 35 vols.yolie FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Inn, Foxhole -street; 'Plymouth, on Monday, the 25th November instant, (with the exception of the old Shp Timber and Iron, widen will be sold at Coxside Yard, where it lies), ]'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- isl Batrels and 6 Kegs Refined Lard • 9 Cases Gum Sardrack, about 9 cwt. 1 Case Pernykto 11 .rk, about 2 (Wt. 7 Ca ks and small quantities loo.e. Rosin 10 Casks Pitch S Casks Turpentine 1 Cask Argo] 19 Whole Barrels and 25 lbs. Gunpowder • S _Bags Yellow Berries A Quantity of Iron Stancheons Ditto Dead Eyes and Chain Plates • 118 Large and Small Pig Iron Ballast IS Guns, S 6-pounders and carriages, 8 9-pounders, 4 6- 1 pounders, 4 9-pourdirs 1 Twelve pounder ( arronade Eighteen ant! 24-pounder Gun Carriages 7 Carranade Slides ' A large quantity of Sottish and other Iron, in Bolts, Spikes, &c. 30 Lots of old Oak and Fir Ship Timber, and Plank of tarp scantling 3 Ships Maus and one Bowsprit 1 Iron and :3 Copper Boilers, 1 Copper Stewpan 1 Deep Sea Lead• Sundry double, single, and treble Purchase Bloekst Far Catalogues and vrevAng the above, apply to Mesta. Hawker and Sous, Merchants, Plymouth ; or to JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymmtb, November If, 1011, MOlesey Hirst House, Nov. II; 1H ROMAN 1792 and 170, Printed Where may be The Missionary, of St. Clair, or Edition Is just I Formed% price I Just published, , PRAC VEN 110. particularly its a copious and pact driasrn, Onanism, vested of all ttkl Late of the l'rinted for St, mod I-I htey , Fi Wigmore•street A POPULA, CURE of the Observations k preparations in including Remarl Nut in Diseases On the Ist ef nt's Ni THE ME to the ni Subscription, w I tilers of Families, Economy arc obji than the limits of Prospectwes may ternoster-row, ' United Kingtioi t. Just pub above, J. S. Di( collected from Dalrymple, Esq. miralty ; Andri Horsley (Bishol pin, Esq. F R.S. vil Maakel y ne, berius Cavallo, 1 some very curio' A Cl TIER INVI MANY I. made I CON SU M PT HEREFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL MANSION AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, (Discharged of Land-Tax). By WILLIAM JAMES, At the Feathers Inn, in Ledbury, in this County, on Tuesday, the' faith of November, Isl', at Three o'Clock 4,z the Afternoon, undcr Conditions as shall be then produced, ATRULY Valnable and Improvable FREE-' HOLD ESTATE, called MAINSTONE COURT, ad joining the Turnpike-road ]lading from Ledbury to Hereford, situate io the several Parishes of Ashperton, Munsley, and Pixley, in this County. Csmpris:ng upwards of Three Hundred Acres of rich Land, in a good state of cultivation, and which for the acco:nmodation of the Public, will be divided into the following Lots, viz. Lot l. A Messuage and BaildinY4 ' called the School House, with the Garden and Lands ( mostl y 4 planted with fruit-tr es), thereto adjoining and belonging, containing 7A. 3R. 34P. Lot 2. L.andt adjoining each other on the left hand the Turn pike-road leading from AA ainstone- C ourt aforesaid,•towards Led bury, including a Barn thereon, and Mainstone Great Fills fund, containing 70A. Sit. 25P. This Lot includes a desirable spot to build on, with the conveniency of a Quarry of good Building Stone under part of the Land. " Twenty T bousai away, for even people In g,nei Ai Cough, bas ever cheek as it Is better ' Proprietor_ of tionand Cure Pulmonary Cot the destroyer of urge the Public Cough —He lo for t he Braefit fiertlon 13 mile say, that it It: of Cough, haw Frum Mr."l'' a SIR—I ft.*• gratitude the el wire, who %rat which hailed . which had redi very provident Lot S. A Close of Ground, planted with young and thriving Fruit-trees, called Barn Close Orchard, containing t:A. 2R. 38P. Lot i. Lands also adjoining each other, and lying on the right hand the saki Road leading from Mains;une aforesaid, towards Ledbury, containing 67A. slt. '29P. The treater part of this I.ot is well planted with Fruit trees in a thriving and hearing state, and has an excellent she for building on. Lot A roomy and convenient Mansion House, with all re quisite attached and detached Offices and Buildio,w, in good re i pair, and fit for the im:r.ediate reception of a Gentleman's with extensive walled Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Fish Ponds, I Dove-la:use, and other conveniences, with -a Manor attached. The Man-ion House stands on an eminence, commanding rich and pictures-lee views of the surrounding Country, is recessed at an astrecable distance from the Turnpike-road, on which the Mail Coaches pass every day in the week. Likewise a commo dious I , armsliouse, with a very extensive and- complete suit of Barns. Stables, Catae-stalls, Bea-t-houses, Cider-mill, Mill-house, and Cider-houses, with three good Cott %es, all in good repair; and al-o a 'small hut neat Inn. calked The Trumpet; with Stable, E srn. and Out-bnitdings, held therewith, together with 1 SSA. tp.. .t P. of highly veluable Land, nearly the whole thereof fer tde and superior Meadows Ground. The Orchards are extensive, and mo't of thcm young and thriving and lucky to bear, the whale forming (for any person desirous of combiniq comfort, 'pleasure, prolit, and amusement).* most eligible Gentlemanly itesid9we, nearly eitt..l to any thing of the kind in this Cou nty. taking one boll agret;bly to yl should hire ves more tLan eigt , return; and my mote gram case on t bou4at. of, Sir, your most "No 11, 01 i Each of t he Lots s well minded lid watered, and tliNtant (rift Let:hury four ?silks Malvern Wells ten, Worcester ;Ind Clou center to miles ra h. Suveral Packs of rot Hounds and Har rier, art kept in the nekdibourivoo I, a fine Sporting Country, abounding with (Jeanie, and is within three miles of a Trout Stream. The I and-tax of the whrdc eictiot a few Acres, is Re • .:ad taro. Ta•scs moderate, and pwees.tion of the wtoir ( liti . Vt to Olfgoi. lenarit's • Rights), may be 4at at Cam:len:at _ . _ • From Mr. Sia—l le* getable Empanel Ckark. from a she Las been al beg you to am to her, and if , 4 duty to give rn your must obecib " East -street. A small Pam the 'restitnotiv high res&xcahii 11, Gloucester. kilts, Mineral Mr. Perrin, 1.14 vett, Arlin, II fie►d; Mitt R; Gate, Cornhil Mr. Ma•trase street ; Mr. The Premists :111.1 be viewed and Maps of the different Lots '-eteu, and further plink uL.lrs knouts, by applying to Frauds Worlman, F sq. at - .Vlainstone-Court afuritssid; Mr. Holiedol, Midler, in I tab 'Ty; or the Anttionzvr, In Her. ford. .Descriptive rney be bad at the Auditnrlfift, Lon don; Consraerel 11 Rooms, and Jack's Cadet-hosse ; Bristol; Irtotel,ll.rdArd; 134:11 Inn; Oloneestgr t Hop-Pole Itut , Worcts. ter ; the Feather inn Leilbury; Mainstone-Court ;at the Odlee Mr.tto:',rod, Sollc:tor, ledbury ; err eftbe Ash-awe:v . , t* Wafer& • - surne- of Kiri gate Without: ft.luks, Conti 13sth; Mr. But, chestrt; itiessr. die, Dowding, Gloucester; 1 F3estr; pries bottles, price will only add, paravon h - tascrlclaaspt aux apply in rtiakotaily. GU lint the - - ,- . . t . . ..: : :. ,--e: WN . 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'WHERE -I.S My Wife, SARAH CAMBELL, )RNTON having pitbruity declared that " having e ;attracted rwaty Debts unknown ta tae. after his int:anion again to solicit yoursuffrages when Slowing the rum of us. 9d. per wet kti indutain her and an un- Cement shall be dissolved, I haechittli encourno d , fortunate infant, which she hat neves owned the father of, Loring • t respectable Freeholders to nfferanyearas a C u: - etc with three infsnts to wando a trackl ess ocean f or their being, ' sent the County at the next G. nerd Election, being the whole of my lawful family; this Is to tendon the Piddle dmy whole life in the County, sud been ergaged not to trust the said Nara!' Cansloll after thi . s . Public Nome' ... I in its 'Ch i ll and Military Selarteari, I hope ic.will will not pay any debts she may contract. (stem under my Isand presumption In me to euteitahi the laudable am- this Ott day rat October, hail. 1 HOS. CAMBELL, still useful, and if I should Alive the high honour - Witness Carpenter of the Amelia. me of being elected one of yoar Repreom. at vos Va r ..;LI.IA+4 JAMES. illa.—Ptymouth-Dock. I pledge myself to a b•ithtt'l aril d il lg ja t d ' uha 'g a k i tiESa RS. CURRIE and Co. •itkrgt.tnit, late In 101 l nu duties of that situation, the • grin onjecis of Mafesty's Service, chant-lege the wool. world to prove a upport and maintenance of our exienent Consti- lin - gie instaace where their Medicine and method of cure have 'advancement of th e prosperity of the County. caned of the desired effect. The practice of many years In this I have the honour to be, particu:at branch of their profession Las not given rise to one With the hi ;hest respect, Gentlemen, Your most faithful and most o b ed i en t servant, vosuccossful case. Haase, THOMAS SU rro N. They 000thate to direct their man to the treatment an d cure • II 1. a Venereal Complaints, and that d erangement o f t h e 'Totem, which fa the eumequei : -e of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a IMAN CATHOLIC DEI.F.G.kTES. habil long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both seams 1 his day was published, in the one it will be (mud to be the unoillag source 'of barren- the other have its ravag_.• fatally develop e d to Ibsen by a die. , corrected and very price 2o much enlarged, ed. mesa ~ DLN G s i f the GENER . c 1,4 mkt.. tertian/state Qf dublitty, which, if not timely remedied, ten-AWN iltiolteMall ' • Those art-its ranoteand ultimate effectowitile Calle • ,loss ofmnseuhar power, alt talons nerorn eenaptsaisa compared with those in 1810 and 1611. usually etc.rseterise the tartcr onaes oft+ It& solitary vire. (Si pe e - -1 fix Stockdale, Junior, Na ei, Pail-Mall. eons languldslng under the disorders 'neaten( to such a habit, their P e r - e had, in three elegant Volum e s, with a Portrast, . pier Lt. is moment is sits* and has never proved unsuc cess f u l. I n t h e . . eoume of a bung, laborious, and ns isch eitentied practice. In the vary, an Eastern Tale. By Miss Owenson, Author most obstinate and comulicated cases o: venereal Infection, such r the Heiress of Desmond, of which an-eni ngt d as anntections io the urethra, 'pinny exc.:sect nces, La rdto- published in two volumes, with a Charact e rh ttc 15s moors, callous ulcers, ertiptious, semniel weakness, eats, a. al. a STRIC [TIRES, I, a New Edidos. price Ss. 111m:rated with Cases. Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bank/ the TicAL TREATISE on the PRE- ' skill °father Practitioners ; are by their pre-ont !mproved plan if ' DN and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEAsE, restment, effectually mid pionsanently cured, without the patient soffer.ngthe excruciating pain and alarming hetnot•rhage which conaequences, as Strictures, Closets, &c. Including often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of Kam' Observations on Tabs Dersalis, Hypochon- -20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous mots of in, Seminal Weakness, Mural Discharges, &c. di- Strieturea have been and' are daily under their are, the total fchtOcal obscurit its. eradication of which are effected by a tare, certain, and expedk Ey M. CAION, ?e*D. thou. m ate of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. weakness, reLalation and debility proceeding front this complaint, ihrrwood, Neely, and Junes, Pa s' . a n SA- la speedny removed, and the pa tut renorcal to sound and vi. First-street; C. Clopple, Pall-Mall; and Lintisell, gismos health. lint where the debility has for years existed, a et, Cavendisb-square, London. prorer perseverance in their reiterative remedies, after the Stria- Also, by the same Author, price Ss. - AR TREATISE on the PREVENTION and titre has been destroyed, is indispensably requisieno reviv e th e different species of ASTHMA, with dumb. rail sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. on the use of the ST RAMONIUM Practical and its Several Noblemen and Gentkmen, of the first rev/sec/al:silk!, , Save been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the r.- larks on the nutritiona properties Hooping es of the Lungs and Stomach. rec. ved a radical and permanent cure, request that r e fer e n ce , --,_ . may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the d e cid e d us. A LI I'ERARY DESIDERATUNI. - penotity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to eatenty years lanuary, 1812, will be published, the First Number New Grand National hinge-sine, unfitted and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside. and other suer. no of • equal eminence, who attempted the cure ENTO R.—This work will be introduced by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. notice and patronage of the Public by an Union Messrs. 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Liquor*, and moderate Charges. a the celebrated Libraries of the late Alexander POST COACHES, MAIL aq' ER-S. and H Y dra g ra l dasa Us*. Ikard ' at ' Ad " *l.• -IH C E OAC fo H II ES ow , i im ag . set - out from the Saracen's Head inn, .. Irew Mackay, L.L.I). and F R.S.; Dr. Samuel SnawHill. op of St. Asaph), L.L.D and F.R.S.; George Gil- EXETER, Plymouth, - WeYmouth, Dorchester, Palmoub n S. and Secretary to the Royal Society ; Rev. Ne• , Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at i, Astrouotner Royal, 1. 11) and F.R.S.; and 11- six o . c!ock, with a Guard, through Hamm°, Axminster, Bride 1, Esq. F.R.S.—Among this valuable concede° are port. Bitodioed. Basingstoke. and Bagshat. iota and scarce articles. BOSTON, Spelling, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hundng4 GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening—Coaches testa TIVIIKATE IUTILLNAL lINEMY A KILEST ED. • 130$0011 to Spilsby, Louth, •Grintshy, and Hull. LIVERPOOL Warriugton, !Canneloni, Stone, and LogiSeld, laudable attempts have heretofore been Punt-Coach, called The hued !Woo, every Eveuiog a: rim in vain to arrest our Great Int e r n al E nem y, vrz. .... . tie. Cl oc k, to B. Brotheron's. Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, IION (by Fcreigners called England's Plague), Liverpool. (levied throughout. sand Persons having fallen under its tyranny an- BA fli and EItISTOL Flying Post-Cusclies,throughChippeoti marks pasta fact allowed lay the faculty. Wisv ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afters:o*n; arrive at Mr. eel consider very lightly, namely a Common Cold May's ; the Greyhound Imo Lath, and the London•Tavets. Theo Al lalllallll been the primary cause, al such, what- wa ter,nt, Bristol _ neat m orotag.....coaebea to Wens, Beide. it Cough . effectually, should be speedily res sited to, wa Taitotop g ee. to prevent than to care.—Mr. MADDEN, the LEDsucw L oa c, a d ipea n e d d i , R i ,hl og h amoda ou, every r the VEGETABLE ESSENCE, for the Preteens- Morning at Eight o'Clock; carties Four In.:des oily, and goes re- e of Coniumption, Asthma., and the very many niarkably easy, with: *Guard thratighout. Passes through Stant. omplaints, comprehentliog also the Hooping Cough, ford, Newark, Reston!. Iloncaater, and Ferrybrielge to dm of Children, feels it a duty incumbent on Min to Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the tic at large to a speedy adoption of it In PIC, of has kept its aped Dispensary for the het fiv e Y ea rs, isucommon Expedition of üblic this Coac, it in ah onhe owed to he the muse agble and complete P Cyance t it of the Poor. in which time he has had th e grai l- bv reea ing unequalled It. Accommodation onvhe by any other. North Road, neve three Thourand Persons ; and can with Huth KF.I4DAL, Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale. Bolton, has never yet failed of giving speedy tail in cases Chorky, Ornokirk. and Carmen Post Coaches, every Altan wcver sevens. RECEN I . CASES : aeon at Five olllock.—Guarded. 'tot MAS AMA', ii, Orange-etree t, it ed-ilotonnare. GLASGOW, Lonctowu Gretna• Green, Annan, Dumfries, erl it a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge with Brownhill, Thorabill, Sampler- Kiln. Cumnock, King.well, and efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on betel of my all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach. Datly. as afflicted with a periodical co•igh for ten years, YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed lan medical aid, and became increasingly worse, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at I lair-past slimed her to a.mers shadow, till at length, in a Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Itetford, Tadcaster, Dartingiuo, shah way, she heard of your medicine, and after Northauewoo Durham, morpoth, and Berwick . Passengers title found great relief, and continuing to t a k e i t finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may Four directions, her cough has entirely heft her. I rya: What time they phase, and then proceed on without any ad. wrote before (her eougb havitig been removed for pitional Fare. J. CLARA+, the lILIck Swan, Cvney-street, York Oneen months) but have waited term if it stowed , runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, kil t itby, an d inding it does net, I can no longer refrain re:tondo, other Places„ aid thanks; and may you live to whorls a similar BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every ands of your fellow-creatures, Is the sincere prayer E„„h o , , , • moat obedient humble servant. I C titLlSl.E,Penrith, and Mitch:men Post Coach, goes with is THOMAS ABBY: ' - . hour Horses, and a titan! all the way. Litotes throuili famish, 3range-street, Red Lion-square, May tS, 11111.- Appleby. Greatawidge, Richmond, Cato rick, Barotighbridigh ' L XII " N "' 3' .a- st 126 " 11'11 s q uare ' Wethertry, Aberturd, Doncaster, and Gratstbena (the nearest eel great pleasure is acquisintiog you, that yotu• Vio way by righters miles). Sets out every Mormn, and performs ce alone has 'happily relleked my servant, Mat) the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on t very troublesome constitutional cough, with which the road by business, or pkoeure, have the peculiar advantage el afilictod, by her account, these last seven years. I their seats being secuiod in the neat Coach. cept my sincere thanks fur your generous assistance CHESTER and PARKG.I.TE.,new Pho Coach, Daffy. f you think proper to publish. this cure, I feel it my my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I am, bit, Newcastle, a new Flying Pest Coach, to York, S u nd er l an d, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Ft- i s l es only, every At. ethicist servant, J. XEMENEE." , ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of waster, Grantham, and ten Queemamtare, April 12, 1811." Stamford. • I unphlet, containing an Account of its Virtues, and SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every its of nearly a bemired ladies and Gentlemen, of Morning, to the George inn, Sunderland. aity, in its favour, may be' bud at Mr. B. Madden'., MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsall, sr.street, Queen-equare, Bloomsbury ; at Mr. Haw- and Wolverhampton Poet-Coach, every Altentorm.—Guarded. • d Water Warehouse, No. 13, Old Bond-street; siißp.wgioißy s w e ali o r ous and Shiffaal Poet-Coach the Not 45. Southamptotostreet, Covent-Garden; Kn e - Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guard e d. and Baker's, 87, Bartholomew-close, West Smith.- SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the kuckin aandall's (late Tun), adjoining the Royal Exchange ham, every morning. g III; Mr. liuguenro's, Perlunter, 33, Haymarket ; SOU raAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, s's, 85, Fleet-wee ; Mr. bangees, 160, Oxford- eve Evening. . • Clark's ' 269 ' Hith-arrecti Borough ; Mr. sa " , S O IJ l'ilek,l4PTON, W.ncbester, R amsey, I.7ndheree, I.y. ri-street, Hi 'bon ; li•lr. Brentsand`s. LSO, Eishnr. mington, ilbriettlturch, ituigwood, I nriuightidge, Windaton , Li Mr. Ward's, near hltddlooow, Holborn; hire. Poole, we of Wicit, je..ey, send Dotnisey w anting ,. Deily. lartisnar i liag "'" 4 ; his. Blurt., Csra P arest s 'BIRMINGHAM Merany Poo Coach, with a t ill gra. arts lulgin's. Conostreet, Bristol ; Mr. Keysser a, Cot; ___ out every Afternoon,' and maws Eirrith sham' next day at Noon. Is"' Kiel anti °hal" ' Ckcila4ll " rd I %ilia S. 1"- Passes be Oskrol, Et war, and ohipstone, to the a aracett's Head, g, and Luxhad's Salibury ; Mr. Waelsbount's „..,,. stre l i t istrolitithani„ hie. Newbety, l i kablin ; and at Mr. 'Freeman's, "'"" SIJNBURY, I hempen, and Twklienhans. 'Peke a Week :e 6d.; where also may be had the Essence itself, in HULL. Northrave, Howls I. Thorn, and Doncaster rust. 1, 7 s rich ' t he stam p ina i lati , el ,7 l .„,. he , P " In P,, nal°. Coach. ev.ry hlurniug at Seven o'Clock, Cu the Bahl atol Sun lon, ~ t h at a single Ica spoonlit. u. ta........vaa.....• pre- Mytmia;.te, Hull. dose fur a grown person -- that, in appearance and WiLLIA/I I. Morel AIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their pleasant as white witte—aad that objects of charity Friends and the Pohlic,ll.at they will nos be accuintaLle for auy n Gloucester-street, where it is, to such, elloseuted . Any q u antity, nut less than waste hooka, sent t • Parcels' or Luggage, &c. of more than Fort- rounds Value, it lust .., r !•mared, wile° glom.' as such and paid fur'accordingly, at' Eke hinneletu (east lege free) up*, an lusiosof; ef fie - Op aiireacsis Head tun, Snow.hill, Laudea.