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. 7 IMEMINE••••••MINIMINIIMINEMMIMMEIN...... , i,',7 " . ..%7 ,•-•••- :-." .. . , . a 3. • . . .- t • , . '.. 1 '''. . .Al .• g 1 , 1 • • .. . • • '' ' - 11 ili to74 l l - 4 i a . . ' '. • : -- - 2* • . .ki• W . * • b . 1 A. • . - . ) 1) - : • • ; , 4r '..t....;,:,, - • .• /.•..tj t . . . -• • 1 t . 4 : . 5 ~ .1: ' r dit , . t). ~ .., ... ..1 .; ~ i ~._.% - 1 "' lel 6- iti i • -...,„..• i-.... .. .......:„ . • ) '. i' ' ilk is. -„s.• • .., . _......... __ - __ .. F• • rn, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 107 isl i. NUMBER 77251 (PRICE SIXPENCE-HA14141%)* - THEATRE ROYAL,, COVENT.GARDEN. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTIGA TING THE DEI3 OF THE LATE NABOBS OF THE CARNATIC. THIS PRESENT EVENING. DECEMBER 10, will performed, SING HENRY THE. EIGHTH. - - King Henry of England, Mr. EGERTON; Cardinal Urnkey, Mr. KEMBLE. tatharine, Mrs. SIDDONS (being the last time of her acting Queen Katharine till after Easter); Aline Baden, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be added the Farce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. No. 11, Manchester-buildings, Westminster , 25th November, 1811. I N conformity with the 19th Clause of the Deed of Agreement between the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies of the one pat", and the Cre ditors of the rate Nabobs of the Carnatic of the other part, the COMMISSIONERSippointed under tat agreement give No tice, That a Continuation of the Schedule of the Claims made, before them and the Commissioners in India, since that inserted in the Gazette of Saturday, the 29th day of September,lBlo, has been published in the Gazette of Saturday, the ssd November instant, in order that " all such persons as shall have any interest to oppose or impeach the same may have sufficient oppoitunity so to do." JOHN PARKHOUSE, Secretary. M.:cquis de Lincy, Mr. BRUNTON. Motto; Mr. BLANCRARD ; La Fleur, Mr. FAWCETT; Picard, Mr. Titum AN ; Geoffry, Mr. SIMMONS. Comma, Miu BOLTON ; Lamina, Mrs. OMB& T.mirrow, The Iron Chest. 4an Thursd ay. Macbeth. On Friday, All in thz Wrong. Saturday will be revived Sbakespear's Tragedy of Corlolanus. lrllss Smith is engaged at chi* Theatre awl will nuke her first appearance soon after Chris. .us, in the character of Biwitla, iu Miss Hannah Mote% Tragedy of Percy. sr Mr; PACK'sPerfotznance as Posture-Master, and YOUNG JONES as dlown,`tavieg then received wkh unbounded saw; white repeated every steerdapttin week. SANS PA.REIL 1 HEATRE, STRAND, . OPPOSITE THE ADELPHI. (Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) THIS PRESENT EVENINU,DECEMBER 10, and TO-MORROW, will be presented, a new Venetian Dallet Divertisemer.t, called THE THREE RIVALS. Principal Dancer, Signor MONTIGNANI. Mr. PACK, as Posture-Master, will, br particular desire, for this week, in the early part of the Eveniugs, give a set apart Entertainment, aided by Two Clowns. After which, for three nights only, a Comic Opera Barletta, called THE TWO MISERS OF SMYRNA ; OR, MUF ITS TOMB. Gripe, Mr. STEBBING ; Hunks, Mr. MINTON. Harriat, Mrs. GARRICK, (Who will introduce a favourite Bravura). To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, the whole of the Scenery and Music entirely new, called THE POISON TREE; or, HARLEQUIN IN JAVA. 1 1 1ariequin, Mr. AULD ; Pantaloon, Mr. BARNES ; Clown, YOUNG JONES; Wild Man, Mr. PACK. Columbine, Miss RUGGLES. In the course of the evening's entertainments upwards of twenty new Scenes will be introduced. The whole under the direction of Mr. Scott. Doors open at half-past five, begin at half-past six. Boats 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. Second Price at half-past eight. Plates to betaken at the Theatre from ten till three. On Thursday On will be presented, never performed, a New ilikeedid Comic Opera Turkish Barletta, with entire new limbic, Seerzery, and Dresses, in which Miss Scott will make her first appearance this Season. Mr. Hudson, from the Theatre Royal, Brighton, is engaged at Ois'fbeatre. NEW YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY.-NEW CAPITALS. • NEW SCHEME. 2 Prizes of £O,OOO ... are ... £40,000 . 5.... ......... 4,000 .. B,OOO _ ...._ ...... 3 ono -.--.-.. cOOO s 161 SS SO 9,320 There are but 1'2,000 Tickets to meet the demand in Town and errantry, which must be much increased from the circumstance ef all the Capitals in the last Two Lotteries havingbeen sold in Mares. All esill be Drawn TUESDAY, 21st NEX l' MONTH 2, CORNH!LL, AND 18, COVENTRY-STREET. WYTON recommends his Friends and the Public generally to notice the favourite Scheme of the New-year's Lottery. With only 12,000 "lieket4, there are Two Prizes of £ao.ooo, Two of £6,000, Two of £4,000, Six of £l,OOO, &e. &c. No Prize has than £2O, and the whole to be drawn 21st 3y.—Ticketi and Shares are selliog by EYTON, a+ above, who had the pleasure of distributing to his Friends in the Lone vies drawn in October and November last,the following Capital Disiar‘in Flty-nine Shares: No. 3,343 Class A, a Prize of £13,000 3,343 Class B, a Prize of £15,000 7 t Class B, a Prize of £3,000 4,015 Class A, a Prize of £l,OOO 21S, Class C, a Prize of £soo—&c. &c. • BISH, Contractor for the present Lottery of . only 12,000 tickets, all to be drawn the 21st JANUARY, uortCita the attention of the Public to the Scheme, which is to be bad sratis, at both of his truly fortunate Offices, 4, CORNHII.L, and 9, CIi.RING-CROSS, Where for a series of years lie has bad the Bath faction of dis tributing to the pubic an immense Number of Capital Prizes (too numerous for insertion), and in the Lotteries that finished hest Month. 2,603 - Class A X 16,000 3,343 - Class C £15,000 11,363 - -A - 5,600 71 - -A - 3,00 u 2,959 - -A - 2,000 1,855 - - B - 2,090 . 1 21125 - -C - I,oop 1,852 - -A - 500 9.,052 - -A - SOO 3,665 - -A • 500 4963 - - B - SOO Sec. &c. The Holders of the fortunate Shares of the above Capital prizes are particularly requested to apply for the payment, or to tichange them for 1 ickets and Shares in the present Lottery, at 4, Coutstum., 11.8 - d 9, C - HARINO•CROSS, London. BARCLAY'S ASTIOL-kTIC CANDY. 1 74 'HIS warm and pleasant Lozenge has for many 1 years been found a most effectual preservative from the bad effects of FOGS and DAMP AIR, which at this season of the year are so prejudicial to those who are affected with Asthmatic Ounglis and Shortness of Breath. Its effects are to expel Wind; to deletbd the Stomach from the Admission of Damps, and to ro bey, tbose who suffer from Dllnculty of Breathing. * Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail only, by Barclay and Son, No. 95, Flest•market ; and mail, by all venders of Medi due, in tows► mod comm.,: But observe, none can pt ,sibly be ge- seine, unless the label taxed to each box is signed in red in k b y *arc.l.ty and fien, and mach (lava may arise from neglect of this gain ion- FOR CHII.PLAINts, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. TAR. STEERS's OPODE LDOC is far su p erior to all other external applications in the Cure of Sprains, *mites, Ftaetunattsms, &c ; as also to Cramps or Numbness, nod in promoting Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic state. It Is the best Remedy for Chilblains, if dissolved In 'a spoon, and applied warns, or with a pledgct of lint well moistened with it, and tied on the part afft cted. It Is hkewise of admira ble service in Like accidents and local complaints to which Horse* Ire babied. J Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church Sold only by F. Naerb er y aw yard, (four door* front the corner of Cheapside), Londoo, price 9d. a bottle : and by appointment by Bacon and Cu. Oxford. street; klatvlina, QM DP notlitrcet ; Ward, Holborn ; Harris, illdpre-strect • and t-larke, Borough, . °isms the street; 0, tr. Newbary, No. 45, St, Paul's," are en .1.):444 lull* Scamps' ST. CLEMENT DANFS, MIDDLESEX. WHEREAS a CHILD was found on Sunday lest, about Si: e' Clock In the Evening, in the Passage of a house, In Wychans-cuurt, Wych-street, in the said Peri*, by which k is became chargeable thrseto--;Whoever Infor‘ station so that the person or persons who donned the mid Chthf, may be apprehended, shall, on such apprehension, receive TWO GUINEAS reward. JOHN PENNINGTON, _ . Treasttrer to the Overseer. of the Puor, Cortunittee-rown, Carey street. The alsove Is a male child, of a fair complexion, wish blue eyes and light hair, and is supposed to be about two months old ; had on, at the time of being found, a white calico bed-gown, two linen caps, a shirt, two flume's, and a napkin. A Copy of the following HINTS will be delivered grads to the Editor of every Newspaper in the kingdom, on his Agent's app:ication. This day were published, price Is. Rd. H INTS to all CLASSES on the STATE of the COUNTRY, in this momentous crisis. By One of the PEOPLE. Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 4 1 , Pall-Mall. Where may be had, in one large volume Rvo. with a Map of Java, Madeira, &c. and Plan of Batavia and its whole line of defence, from actual surveys, price 1 4s. 643. Sketches Civil and Military of the Island of Java and its De pendencies, comprising Details of Batavia and Authentic Patti culirs of the celebrated Poison Tree. NEW ROMANCE, dedkated to the COUNTESS of DERBY. This day was published, In Five Volumes, price XI 7s. 6d. SICILIAN MYSTERIES; or, the FORTRESS DEI. VECHII. A Romance. London : Printed for and sold by H. Colburo, Public Library, 50, Conduit-s' reel. Of whom and all Booksellers may be had, just published : 1. Alexis, the Tyrant of the East ; a Persian Tale from a MS. in the Alexandrian Library, 51. 2. 'nu! Decision ; a Novel, by the Author of The Acceptance and Caroline Ormsby, 3 volumes, 15s. 3. Gleocarron ' • Scottish ' Pale, by MirsWigley, 3 vole. 15s. 4. liadora, of Milan ; a Romance, 5 vols. 255. 2. The "Times ; a Tale for the fashlonableWorld, dedicated to Miss Hamilton, 2 vols. 10s. G. Julia de Vienne, or Illusions of Love; a Novel, 4 vols. 21$. , N.B. Country Libraries supplied on liberal terms. This day were publi-hed, In Three Volumes Octavo, price Et. LI .:. 6d. boards, BIOGRAPHIE MODERNE; or, Lives of Re markable Characters who have distinguished themselves from the Commencement of the French Revolution to the pre— sent Time, in which all the Facts which concern them are re lated in the most impartial and authentic manner. FROM THE FRENCH. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row; and 34, New Bond-street. The Editzburgh Reviewers speak with confidence of the accuracy of this v ark, from their own knowledge of the sources of its infnrmation, and recommend it as highly interesting in various roists of view, and pre,enting us with Portraits of Beings, whose names we still recal with sensations of astonish ment and terror. This day was pnbl'shed, in one Volume, 4w, (with 25 Engra vings from the Designs of the Author, a Plate of inscriptions, and three Maps; one from the Observations of Captain James Sutherland, and two drawn by Mr. Monier and Major Rennell) price X 3. 13s. 6d. boards, AJOURNEY through PERSIA, ARMENIA, and ASIA MINOR to CONSTANTINOPLE, in the Years 1808 and 1809, in which is included some Account of the Proceedings of his Majery's Mission under Sir Harfurd Jones, Bart. K. C. to the Court of the King of Persia. By JAMES MORIER, . Ills Majesty's Secretary of Emba,y to the Court of Persia. Printed for Longman, Huttt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, and 54, New Bond-street. • • A few Copies, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, on India Nur, price XI. Ss. • HISTORICAL AND MILITARY CLASSICS. Price Sis. 6d. being the Third Number of a cheap and uniform Edition, in Mouthly Numbers, price 2s. lid. each, of ail the Greek, Roman, and ancient European Historical and Military Classics, reprinted verbatim from the best Translations, and at one-fourth, and in many casts at one-tenth their present selling prices, V ENOPHON's EXPEDITION of CYRUS into -Lk PE.R.SI.I, and the Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks, printed verbatim from the Translation of Spelman, and being the same bank which is now publishing amongst the Booksellers for twelve sh langs. The plan of Historical and Military Classics is to reduce the present enormous price of books, and to give the Army, the Clergy, and the general Scholar a complete body of Greek, Roman, and ancient European History, down to the age of Charles V. frarct the cotemporary Historians, and at one-fourth of their present prices. 1 his is effected by the use of a smaller and more . elegant type and a large page, instead of the large letter an.l wide margins, in which the quarto volumes are usually printed.— Tbe royal octavo page, in which the Historical Classics is printed, contains as much as 'our ordinary quarto pages, so that a Numb r of the Classics, containing one hunded octavo psges. will contain a quarto'volume of nearly four hundred pages. Ihe price of s quarto volume of this sitte is two guineas and a half—the price of a Number of the Historical and Military Classics which would cen tain the whole of that volume, is two shillings and sixpence. The followine prices will best speak for th-inselves. The selling price of Herodottis is ,£.2 2s.—the whole of it will be contained in four Numbers of the Clasaiq, price Ins. The pr ex of Polyitius is one guinea and a halt—in the Historical Classics it is given com plete fur 10s.; the two first numbet s are already published— the third Number will be published the Ist of January. The rel'ing price of Taylor's Thucidides is three guineas—it will be coniprlsed verbatim and complete in the Classes for_l2s. 64. The price of Plutarch is two guineas—the price of it In the Mid- tary Classics 12s. 6d. The price of Arrian s Expedition of Alex ander is two guineas—the price of it in the Classics ss.—And in the same manner will be printed the utak seeks of Historical and Military Writers, =meat and modem, deny roma and au thority. Printed far J. Dub, Military Cluasicle-adlos, Loads& . _ • Weir, was pabiished, price h. 6d. in bowie. TO IN SOLD I'UBLICLY, to the Highest Bidder, Bp hiesen.DYA'lON at)d Bt e i rt i nA'' OPiXift. denCeMing LIFE i i itci 1 Ott limis spy the 29d if December imbue, at the Spread E s d p 4411111 "" 111 ""T $ 4 C°U ll4l / 41 LICTuRIS Ill' len t Satasgate. at Siena o'Clisek in the Forenoon, by Oriole I the PHYSIOLOGY of satcrraNT BUMS. °rile Coatmis4oneit of his Alaj-stn's Cos:mei(dte eel* Br A. P. immix, M. D. burlap been tad - noted in th e Cour:mf Enchet; Of theßayal Collegkof Physicians. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Daview Strand. j A t t. : t na thitt yalti ..m 4b ul le , as S4t p : r p rel JO . Pl . N ba ?ft st W t . AIM : 'Mai /Owe l'a, m the 3604 ; sails rents/habit wll ° , ll =. 1 rieSllooo cargo at an eav draught of Waxer, la "Ai 41101141 . for gagt al Intl' l 7olti, may be seat to ma at a small wall thumbtack) , found In Atiate., eabitill-SXVO 4 StOCA.l4kat 9f which wi h bet rigging we nearly new g Wan' lying in the bas •I‘ of [tangoing harbour. uhewiti be Soil wkis • alt her Sala ? Anchors, Cubl 4, and Stores, tir the 'LW; wh £ ; are to be Wise with all Smith *.thq now kr, without my AI; lowmee lei I el. rb; w.ight,or ppodity. theentosies and lurviet Par litnikte maybe had three difs prior ' , these sale. at the Custosia,Sklmplkodunth and Ramsgate ; sod ' l of the Broker. at No. le ) Ittipent.st-eet, Retaliate _ ;_i : . , . As . OSLEMIC4O=• &C. nit ret4e 4 0 .8 14, informed, that 'they Wsop IA 4014 with Mom" tO:ii sut.wat, ou terms !mat to ~ amend wa Freehold. C ,` butd, Lessebsl4 IVA, or It . , ley in the Funds, Mania." b‘a2PRIAinsIifiIifiRMAPASSIKVALUSVILV—M. I . '.. ' -4 . DISORDERS OF THE SXOMACH. This day was published, price Ts. in boards, The Second Edition with Aidisions, of PtAcr ICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR ERB of the STOMACH, includice Fhoulence, Spawn, Indigestion, site. with some new ideas relative to the Übe of the BI in promoting Digestisn.- By GEORGE REEK, M.D. 1 iber or dip Royal College of Physicians, Senior Physician to , sodas legetwaiy,l-ecturer on the Practice of Physk, site. h dan :. Primed fdr Allen and Co. No. I 5, Paternoster row. This day was - pablished, In moo, price 91. 6d. 7 ' AN INTRODUCTION to the ME:4OTRS of • PALINCE EUGENE of SlAVOT—containias Prints AIWA dotes Pftrie se es= , instLothir_eldratellsrtivni of 1 MS . 'CoIbvW, F', -50._ of whom and all other booksellers may now be had. The second edition of the Memoira of Prince Eugene, written by himself, with the introduction and Notes complete, price 10s. 6d. For an account of this authentic and Interesting Work, see the Edinburgh Review, No. 33. • This day was published, A new Edition, price 3s ed. in extra boards, ornamented with t elegant Engravings, ['HE CHAPL T, a Collection of POEMS ; 1- partly original, and para./ selected from the moat approved I Authors. " We du not recollect to have met, for some time past, with a . collection of Poems of so convenient a size, and reasonable price, or incluJing so great a variety of Poems of considerable merit:' British Critic. Printed and sold by J. Raw, lEseekh ; and sold also by Long man, Hurst, Ries, Orme, and Brown,F. C. and J. Rivington, and Gale and Curtis, London. . . Where may be had, Letters of Abelard and Heloise, plates, ss. boards. Select Collection of Epitaphs and Monumental Insaiptions, &c. frontispiece, Se. extra boards. Robinson Crusoe, with Six Wood Cuts, foolscap Svo. 6s. Love and Madness, frontispiece, ss. extra boards. The Minstrel; a Collection of motal and religious Poems, frontispiece, 3s. 61. extra boards. . . pettiot;al security truly. Gentlemen will find every Ilbersi modulate, without delay. Application Imot twelve to tiricrsOi• letcers Cpost-pcii) &Licensed to Mews. Willa ar.d Co.• Snisth-strert, Bffkfly.sgraro. II A GENER Al. CO.4.Cti WHI E HORSE Issii4 FETEER-LA 4E, AND CROiS KEYS INN, WOOD.' STREET, Twa Doors from CHEAP AIDE, LONDON. •7, YARMOUTH ROYAL MAIL and l'aLitaitAill Coaches, through Lowestoft, Kessingturd, Wrvnthans t • Waugfurd, l lyborough, Yuatard, ealniundbans, Melton, as& Woodbridge, every Atterntem at half-past four o'clock. • :1 YARMOU Loan N a LSON Coach, thECOlei Colchester wow , Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday , and Frid ay Aftertiorat at two. ARUNDEL, I'E'l'WOitlll, aid LA rrt.r. IiAMOTON • Post Coach, through Kingston. GiiihPord, and Outlakitrig, Tama day, Thursday, and Saturday Mortung at six. BRiall rim Royal Coach, (In 8 Hoar.) by the New 1 4 402 .4. through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, at:d Cucklield, every Mom* ing at 8 &Cluck. BRIGH lON AccoatMODATIO N Coach, every Mangos act BROMPT ON, CHAI HAM, and ROCHESTER Coach, (the 83a :3 IDNIT Surrit) daily, at 1 o'Clock. • CAMBRIDGE Loan NaasoN Coach, Monday, Wedneedsy r and Filthy hlornings at 5. CAMBRIDGE U leN Coach, (late Old Cambridge) Orme& Royston and Buntingford, every Morn!ng # past 7,except Sunday. CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (in 7 Hours) Ware and Barkway, every Morning at a o'Clock, except day, and carries only Four inside. CAMBRIDGE Post Coach, through Wart, &Away, set Foulmire, Monday, Wednesday; and Frklay Afternoon, at 4. CAN FERBURY, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CHAT HAM, ROCHES I . ER, and S FROOD Coaches every Menthe and Evening. N.B. Extra Co tehes at any Hour. CHATHAM, ROCHES I'ER, and GRAVESEND Cowie% four times a day. DEAL. New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coeds, ilia si; Guard and lamps, every evening at half past 4 o'Clodr.. DOVER. and DEAL Post Coaches, every Morning I, lagiatte before 6, and Evening a quarter before 6. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE HIOII7LTME Poet Coar t b, through Alnwick, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and Iteetbr alirrton, eve • Morning at half past 6. TMs day was publiAhed, The Second Edition, in three voluma Bvo. with Eighteen En- gravings, price 12. 2s. boards, NECDOTES of the MANNERS and CUS 3. . Toms of LONDON, from the ROMAN INVASION to tlia - Tertt EMI iseluding the Origin of British Society, Cus toms, and Manners, with a general Sketch of the State of Reli i gin°, Superstition, Dresses, and Amusements of the Citizens of London, during that ?eriod. To which are added, Illustrations of the Changes in our Language, Literary Customs, and graduul Improvement in Style and Ver si fication, and various Particulars concerning Public and Private lA . are+. By JAMES PELLER NIALCOLM,F.S.A. Printed for I.ongman, 'Jura, Rees, Orlin. and Brown, Pater noster-row, London ; awl the Bridih Gallery, No 54, New Bond-street. Of allot may he had, by the same Author, The same Witt, in 1 vA. 4:n. price 3s. boards. Loudon. 4 vols. 4t". £7. 7s. ditto. Anecdotes of the Mmi'era and Customs of London, during the E%hteinth Century, 4to. £2. 2s. ditto. The same Work, 2 vols Uvo. Xl. I Os. ditto. Miscellaneous Anecdotes, Bvo. Its. ditto. —.., every . - -- FAKENHAM Coach, through Newmarket, lirandeg, Swalfhaos, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon.at FAVERSHAM new Light Obsieb, sverrtilonlagatil. GOSPORT Coach (the Blue) thryugb-Stalisui, Mambo; Ara. ham, Alton, West Meun, and Farehans, Mornings at half mat roar o'clock. • - HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at half psi six u'cla:k. Hi ILL RODNEY Coach, by way of Doncaster, nark and North Cave, every Morning at past 6. This Coach is pantos.. larly exptditiees, performing the journey in 36 hours. It travels the pleasantest toad, and will be found the best conveyance to HULL.—N.B. It avoids the extremely dangerous passage of the Humber. • I PsWICH and COLCHESTER Coaches, through Stratford St. Mary, Witham, Keivedon, Chehmturd, Ingatestone, and Rumford, every Afternoon at Y and 5. LEEDS Coaches every morning at nil-past 6, and afternoons at three. LYNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, Strata* Folgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternom at four. LYNN and ELY Coach, the Loan Na: NW, through Cam bridge Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at S. LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTHAMP FON Telegraph Coady through Newport Pagnell, Woobuin, Duustable, and St.Alhesia i r . every Afternoon at 2. LA NCAS lER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wiese, Preston, Kendal, Penrith, and Whitehaven, every Afternom at Y. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn ing and Afternoon. MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Sloogh,andSak Hill, every Afternoon at bail-paw 2, Sunday excepted. M ARCA IT light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 inside only) every Morning at 7 during the Season. Al A RGA I E and RAMSGATE Coaches. every Morning and Evening at 6. MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leicester, Derby. Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every sCternoon at s. The Public Attention Is partictearty requested , o this Canasta as it is the Original Coach es:ahlinhed for carrying FOUR IN: SIDES only ; it it on the last highly improved Coos/ruction foe Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is waited throughout In the beet possible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new and' expeditious light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and Yams, curies only 4 insides, and is lighted and guarded, sets out every Afternoon at 3. NORWICH Expedition Coach. through Meehan!, bridge, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wyoutadham, every= noon, at S. OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light Coach (the Blenheim), Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Morning, at 11. through Use bridge, Wycombe, and Tetswunts. PORTSMOU Conti, every Morning, at half past 4, el cept Sunday. STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Baidock, Niglio. I wade, and Stilton, every Morning, at # past 6. SUNDERLAND, Yarm, and Stockton Coach, every Mora. Ing, at past 6. V/OIiTHAM and Heraltam Accommodation Coach, Morn lots, at 6; and a sanside New Light Cinch, Moraines, at through Epsonf, Dcrking, Leatherhead, and Finder. YORK Higliioyer Coach, every Maiming; # past I, through • Newark., Doncaster, and Ferrylsndge, at which places it meets the various branih Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax MI& &nada, Harrovrpte, Carlisle, and ad the other principj towns of the ?larch. The Guard and Coach go through without am 2 ging, ma only four coarhmen. Passengers booked through t a ili g • wishing upstate on the road, may proceed next day, with additional fate. YORK new and commodious Light Coach, the Eclipie , gar. rylog ordy four insides, sets out every Afternoon at ft, and rands: with the greatest celer ity. The - Guard and Coach go thronits to, York without changing, sad tidy four Coachmen. W. I. ROBERTS and Co. Propriety% • Who will not be accountable for any Glass, China, Plate, Wankel" Cash, Bank. notes, Bills, or Jewel*, however small the Talus not for any other Artie* of more than £5 nine, if lost sif unless specified and paid for as suck w hen deabreank 4 S i r:b u Stißses in fawn, or to their Agouti In tbs Coning% L I This day was published, on a Quarto Sheer, pea. 6d. TITHE MONTHLY LITERARY ADVERTI SER, Number fnr December lilt t. Cont&ning adver tisements of l'trrary works just pul.l.shed, in the press; &c. nod intelligence of i.ucb as are pia parinr, and ne..riy ready for publi cation; including also, as usual in this month, the Ind. the New Publications advertised in the course of tl.e year. Published by W. 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