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rT • • AN ,r1r); • • • 4. e.4 • r *44l * 1 ••• • • f( o S je • • 4,, A... - ;j .-# ' :• 4. "•A 4-e • I i t i* • •• . • - au. rt. . • • m il k , R ES:7 Ao". ' ' ~ ~.! .3 • • I •• . ' A saR 9295, .16 .•••••••• IF: SATURDAY, D ,CEMBER 14, 1816. PRICE S nVEN-2.1(,17, ITREME DISTRES rs S TIVSPITALFIELDS AND t VICINITY. kt a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, I2th Dectstari. th e ßlyllt Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chip. ittowniv —Tbat the following Gentlemen be added to the agictel j ow l( WlLson, jun. Esq. Mnk-street. treenco. ftsq 0 1 / 4 1 Jewry. Kit. lotus PRATT, Doughty-street. HO4.CROPT'S MEMOIRS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nan. 22, 181 n. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 'of kir MA- JiiSTre ORDN.ANCR, do ie►4y eve Nears, GUILDHALL, LON )ON, Dttc. 6, lath. fir HE COMM ITTEr, for LETTING Cne CiTY% .111- LANDS will moot aiGuill2-11 1 , ootirto, , ett "AovrAT,thr 16:11 day of Drct nib r in-t:trt, at twelve of Or clock at rutin, To LEI' by AUCTION. A LEASE fr.r et years from Chrlstntat, t st 6. cf No. 47, on be North Side of Sainner-s rcet, and ciltnd../ backward to Stiowitill. And a;9.1, - - - This day were published, in 3 Vol,. t 2mo. with an original Portrait, after Opie, p rice .• ls brar. l ., MEMOIRSof the Lite!. HOLCROFT, %.litten by c-mt limed to the Time of la's Death, frgirn Lis I),ary, Notes, and other Papers. Printed for Longtitan, Hurst, Rees, Gime, and Brown, Pater. nester-tow. • That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, ;It the Tower on 1 TIESDAY, the 17th day of December next, at i 1 o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, sundry Lots of old sal unserviceable Stores, cod sistiog of Accoutrements, Anvils, Vices and %Vherls, old Brass-woHt and Mixed Metal, Mutq•tet Locks, Barrels and Bayo. 1 nets, old Packing Cases and Casks, round and doable-headed Shot s I wro•tght and bushel Iron, Match and Junk, case! mud uncased Cannun-, Cartridge Paper. Trogether elith a variety of other Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upOn application at the principal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of sale, at which places Onto I Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons i who meat //pp'? for the same. By Order of the Board. R. H. CREK', Secreta►y. 1 . 1.i4 eta, were tr , lthsbed,in ene large Vol. t itmn. CONVERSATIONS ()a POLITICAL ECO NOM?, In which the Elententp of ellat Seieuee are czplained.—by the Author uf " CONVER3A I'IONS ON CHEM is rit Y." To receive Proposal.; for performing the Glaziers Work at Guildhall and srver,d other placrs. The emid firms for Letting the said Hnuse, and:he Parfrt.lats of the Glaziers' Work, may be seen at the Cnruptrolet's Office at Guildhall. JOS. MISHNAH, Comprrollt r. applications halos beets received by 'the Committee g where Clothes should be sent, the Public are respect is!ettned, that soy *nide. of Clothms sent ro the Soup. yle. 9S, Brick-lane, Spitadields, be carefully dual- Printed for Longman, Hair, Roe', Onne and Brown, Pater.' *oder row, and st Gerry, .14, New Bona-street. Of whom may be had, Conversations on Chemistry ; the 4th edition, in 4 voh. lento. with plates by I.owry,vrice I fs. bottrAr. - NE FREEHOLD E 4 rATE. s i b,eripzions already 'berthed, £97,181 16 0 On 'Caere:il., the nist day of December instant, at the Mark Horse Inn, t.:iilishury, at Two o'Clock in the Aft:rnoon, previoucly dispe.ed of by Private Contract, of which dist notiee be given), COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, situate at lA. Croucheatone, in the Parish of Rishopstcne, Wilts: con. sisting of a near new.bullt Family 'Muse, with Chaise. house and other suitable Offices ; a Farm House unit r same roof, bid convenient Barns,Carr-houses,ltall and other qtablcs, And Orchard and Gardens atlininint ; and Abut Two Hundred and '..Ar Atm of good Arable, Mndow, and :'assure Lard •rt,o Prcrokses are is excellent tepair, and the Land in good cultivation. For further particulars, and so treat fir the purchtse, apply pet sonally, or by letter (postpaid) to Mr. John Swayne, Solicitor, %Vilton, Wilts; ut to Mr. T. C. 11," dw in, Solicitor, Ht.rsharn, Smws. Sfa'...cl ireorreetly In former Advertiternerns. De Ong anti Sltiirpe.—The Right Hon. Lord Wal. atom Xi 0, i cad Z 2 .0 min Wm. Holmes, Req. mail John, NVin. and Inn Hokum .M r . Samuel Sneyd, read Mrs. Samuel Sney3 Eul nor; OF LORI) HOI,LAND'S I.Ol'E DE VEGA, with Atidttioas This day *a, r atoi.iira. in i•gro Vc.lum..s. pan Bvo. with two Portrait", p-;c.. 1. I , narii% COME. ACCOUNT of the lawns an i WRIT RIM ti , tas of Lam aux DE VEGA CARPIO and GULL. LEN DE cAs PRO. Nevi' PAr•OPFICE, Dec.ll, 1816. MOSES SAVOY, of H. M. S. FonucK.—A Cre- LV-I• ditor basing applied for payment of a Debt due from the above.named Seaman, amounting to S 9. 19s. td. Si ID 5 5 ••••• At praed's and Co. £2 2 1K• B• Bruin and Flu ies (t 0 Mr. Samuel llnwia 1 0 By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Printed for Longynao, Hurst, Rees, Orme, :,nd Brown ; r. JLlTery, and Ridgway and .;ono, London. Notice is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who may apply to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers for further Information. . , •r-••••• M Meritt and Co. gm a few t , rirnds fri. so wing the Cock, At Mash:nom stid Co. Mrs. Newbury's Ser. 0 12 Cm b Urdu Portlatul4treet 1111 4 0 10 0 ♦ants E. 3. 1 0 Mist Hurl,, Wanda. • web and Co. It Newt% Abe e ittlealett 3 0 a s o At limits and Co. now Gordon, fag. 20 0 At Iii4(11110 and Ca. l i d of kid/iv/14e 30 0 At Drummond and Co. lei a. Cardigan 91 0 :aitatas at Cardigan 10 10 !Lady 1 0 lea Yaltnerston 21 0 lote - f of a Fine (the °chariot!' !wog &seri. butt,' to t,:e Poor of the Parish) irflicred tb. agistratoa of low-street, for an ma/barge in the Por terage of a Parcel tram Aldine 0 8 • P' P 4 1 0 •••••••• At Childs and Co. .A. Found, on the 4rleltlic litots [ ro Arrosehnto and Sharps. . B. I 7e. Price, Esq. 30 a Films Esl4 S A.B. 91 Ma Hadlavton, Esq. b ntll Mt “on 1 Nittaiiiisston, Esq. 1 Selma the Faintly. A 3$ 6d 3'4. C. Deiafosie's Fa mily and Servants, iS 13s 6d won la J• S. Clartou 2 2 11 2 At Hanbnry and Co. Gay.ereyke,RoyalHaa pitid,Plyatontit 5 0 At Chatteris and Co. The Servants of Earl Counoan 614 George HrucLeU, Wel bcck•screrc 5 5 At Esdaile and Co. P. A. ()tray S 0 At Sttpbethint, Remington. anti Co. 1 1 Dr. Benjamin Fonseca Outram, Hanover• square S 0 et Smith, Payne, and Co. John Raw!ins, Esq. Up per Kock - Gardens, Brighton 5 0 J. Parkinson and Daugh ters 5 5 At Lloyds• B. J. H. S 0 iinsund Peel SO 0 E. P. W. , 1 0 A. 11. by David Hunter to 0 John . ' Meyer, M.D. 10 0 Drewry Otdey, Earf It ryanston-squass II 0 T. H. L. 6 0 J. lletwett, Esq. Grades end a 2. W. At Cur:le and Co. Charles Raikas, Esq, SO 0 At Hoare, Barnett, sod Co. Two Ladies 4 4 F. 2 0 Inglis, title..., and Co. 52 10 W. I'. Nan t 0 Edward Steers, Eq., 10 I n J. $. S. S. 10 0 A. .W. Rutherford, Esq. 10 0 , A. B. 10 0 John Slyaks,Esq. Pueke ridge V. Z. by T. F. Buxton, L" i . 10 0 A Lady, by ditto 10 t) Captain Rainier, Royal Navy 5 5 r'Servants of the Marine OmiNgIMB Boarding School, at At Hankey sad Co. Brighton 0.10 Hors Warn, Esq. 5 0 Rev. W. Beckett 1 1 ' • Subscriptions are received at the Mansion House; at /a;ire; by Samuel Hoare, jun. Esq. Treasurer; t.y all the Crandttne; and at all the Bankers lu London and Westminster. 1. B. It is requested that communications addressed to this Nominee may he seat to Samuel Hoare, jun. ;Ireaiurer, Lom 4strett ; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Picretary, Peorge ial, lambari.street. lA:Mans. H. Fleet-street. Francis T.filman, 5 0 2 2 2 n 10 0 10 10 51 0 1 1 10 0 VASHLONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, • privately taught, at No. 18, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, %Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that atlnplislitnentor have r.ot the m odern style. lie. ALLEN', system of teaching is expressly studied for those hatieni it is an object to acquire easily that fashion:6We requisite Atenteti society expeditiously,prlvately, and in a superior style * t ime and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching ry learn at s small expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on eapablis teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught thd Ott elegant fancy dances, asd the superior parts of tlie proles rs. 'The S.:bscription Assemblies are every Friday. READING SAUCE. COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this U. ranch esteemed Article, begs most respectfully to caution ovNobillky, Gentry, and the Public, against the daily frauds and I ,tni • non& practised by many Londtsu Oilmen and Fis h Sauce Coders, to deceive and deprive them of THE GF.NUINE READING SAUCE. !me are genuine but those which have the corks scaled with ite.4lressiun," J. Cocks, Re,.uliag ;" and also the following de- Itratica of the Sauce on an orange-coloured Label, " Ricarirsars 'Pict, for Fil) enrichiAg Grzviea, &c. ; prepared and said whole. °4and retail fiy J. Cocks, Reading." This nice is generally , 5 4 at ;able with all sorts of Fish, in preference to all other r !l__Sances, fad is esteemed pecuiiarly deliciou s with Game, wid Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. A Caudon on white paper, on the other side of the botiks, rs. "tie two Verdicts (in less than twelve months), against two I "dee Oilmen, for selling a spurious Sauce, as and for the ge. Ihe Reading Sauce, prepared by J. COCKS : one FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with full Costs; The o th er ONE HUNDRED GIJINEAS DAMAGES, v r its fuu Costs; before the LORD Cuice 13AKOD aDd SPIVAK ° "u, in the Guildhall, London. It is presumed that no"auce "met with such Several approbation and extensive sale, it is and mommended by most of the first Families in the h* recalled In London by 150 of the most respectable Oilmen bi Us Some Venderi ; in Bath by $0 ; and by one or more in CN ties turd Market l'ciwtis lii chi United Kingdom. . 3 a beg s particularly to caution Families against 6 ' uat Mackay and Co. Oilmen, Fuscailiily; Mr. Pinkie, Oil. 111 ,no 10, Chantery-lane; ausl htfetars.ltarto Valle's, 21, klay ;met; al he d ots n ut , su pply (Ache' of these Houses with his 411111 Dtktiasiing Sauce. stty was publiihyd, in co, price 413 101. boards. 9 IRAN.' ELS in BRAZIL, trom PERNAMBUCO .iL to SEARA ; besides occasional Excursions. Also, a Voy age to Maranim ; the whole exhibiting a Picture of the State of Society. Awing a Resi.!cr.ce of Six Years in that Country. Illus trated by Plats of Costumes. By HENRY KOSTER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Ryes, Orrne, and Brown, Pater- tiosicr-row.—Of wh"r tray be had, The History of Brazil; Part First, iu 4to. price .C 2 es. boards. By Robert Southey, Esq. The Second Part is in the Press, and will appear in the course of the ensuing Season. krt. 10 0 MansF.9l:l 1 - .0 0 M Barclay and Co. PR. A. D Mzry Preston Gwilt, Esq. Lk- Ington A Country Clervyman lle Soo of a lkocade Weaver lARBARY STA'L'ES. This day were published. in 2 Vols. 4to. illustrated with 34 En gravinge of Scenery, Antiquities, and Costume, from Drawings made on the spot, by the Author, price Xt. 4s. boards, TRAVELS to MOR.OOCO (thrntitth FRANCE and SPAIN),Ity Colonel MAURICE KE,'TINGF. Comprising a Narrative of the Author's Residence in that Em pire, with an Account of the Embassy , to the Court of Morocco, under the lase GEORGE PAY NE, Esq. Consul.Ge nerale To which is added, a Second Journey "through Prance in 1814. in which a comparison is drawn between the prespt and former Snite of that C :try and its Inhah;rints. Primed for Ilettry Colburn. Conduit-,r Hatiover.square. ItaONS FOR THZ USE OF SCHOOLS. Printed for J. HARM, COrtler Of St. rows. frq HE tollowmg Popular LITTLE. WORKS are 11 so wrll known, that they scarcely tired the a.d of an Adver tisement; but the alkfter is destrons of reminding the Public, that he has printed tisw Editions of them, and on which good allowance it made to Schools. l. 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Printed tor T. Ca4ell and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Black wood, at MILNER'S WORKS, NEW ELnioNs. This day was puhlished, hi eight large vols. Oro. price ,e 4. 16s. in hoatiN, a new arid uniform Edition of 'FHE WORKS, complete, of the late Re v. JO SE. Vl-111.1%: . A.M. Master of the Grammar School, sod afterwards Vicar of the Holy Tri'...ity (arch, its Kingston upon-Hull; te..w lirst collated and edited By the Rev. ISAAC MILNER, DD. F.R.S. Dean of Cc.rlisle, alid Prestdent of Queen's College, Cambridge. Printed for U. Ca led and W. Davies, Strand; and W. slack wood, at Edinburgh. •,,,• This Edition comprehends the following Works, each of which may alio be had •;eparattly, 1. The History of the Church of Christ (continued, on the same plan, by the Dean of Carlisle) ; 5 vols price .E 3 in hoards. 2. Practical Sermor.s; to which is predict!, an Account of the Life and Character of the Author, by the Dean of Carlisle; two voltuues, price eel 4s. in boards. 3. 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Thu ) Nsw Wilmot DUTY of MAN : couteining the Faith as well as Practice of a Christian, made easy for the Practice of present Age, as the Old Whole Duty of Man was designed for : , those unhappy tiros in which it was , written ; end aispplying tbe Artialts of the Christian Faith. which are wanting ht that Book; though essentially necessary to Salvation. With Devotions properi for several occasions. Also a Hell to the Reading of the Holy. Scriptures. * 6 * As Edidoe in 12ito. without tbe WV" the Restarts id the Hole Scriptures, price Ss. Od. !mud. . COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. The Duke of itoTLAors,K. 0.. The Martinis Of• BOCK - INC:IA at. . The Marquis of NbaTttasirrott.; .Tbe Earl oi•Urtza OsSoay. yir4l.LlAat PRALD, Esq. M. r. S. SeßNAutp Meateas re, Esq. M.P. And-Slaty Directors.' Mat A ing Director-4J B A RBER BEAUMONT, Esq. P.A.% AFIRM NEglr CAPITAL of £400,000, in ad- dition to the flauating Fund arising from the Premiums, is provided to guarantee the engagements of the Office The ori ginal Members subscribing to this Permanent Capital are alone res2onsible foe lattsis. The Surplus oldie Premiums, atter py iug losses and tspenses, is retorted to those now iitmred, as ss ell as to the original Members ; anti do- Public may rest assured,that to enhance this return, Claims upon the Office are never defeated upon mere legal objections, but that Demands are paid in MI, with th utmost promptness. Agents are appointed in all the principal towns, who are also Agents to the rikovustriT Lira Orrice, fouto!.d on ti;ntlar Principles. ; EXTRACT from the LONDON GAZETTE. TI IF.D LOTTERY FOR 1916. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of . 20,000 Guineas , • sel.?.ono 2 • - - 5,000 Guineas - 10,'t,11 5 - • 1; 1 00 Guineas - soao 6 - - 500 Guineas - 2,150 $ - . 400 Guineas • :1,160 10 • . 300 Guineas. - 9,150 le . . 200 Guineas - 2,1u0 10 . -10 C Guineas - 1, 4 R0 ~. 44 • - Oa Guinea, - 2,910 SOO . - 25 Guineas ! 21,609 1,500 • - 17 Pounds - 25,100 --- ............. 12,009 Ticket,. ,C120,01:0 First-drawn Prize First Day 1,000 Guineas Second tli..to ditto .Sun Gtineas Third di?.o ditto 504 Guineas . Fourth (L:to eittr) 400 Guineas Fifth ditto ditto 4(O Guineas • Moth ditto ditto !C) Guineas Seventh .litto ditto 200 Guineas Eighth ditto ditto ' 31.0 Guineas First 500 Wanks entidtd to 25 Go'neas each. First-drawn Prise Second Day, 1,000 Guineas Second ditto dit o pc) Guineas Third ditto ditto bus) Guineas DATA Of DRA'WI2II(I. lit, January vi, IBM 9d, January SI, 1817. ad, February 6, Ibll. November 9, 1816. T. BISH. After our hearty commendations, having considered the fore going Scheme of the Third Lottery for the year 1816, to be drawn pursuant to the provisions of an Act passed in the ifith year of his Majesty's Reign, we do hereby stilly to you our Consent and Approbation th:reof. Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, the 12th day of November, 1 ISM LIVERPOOL, N. VAN SIT FART, LOWTHER. 1 To the Managers and Director- of the Lottery. ASTHMA, WINTER COUGH, &c. TT is at the present Season of the Year , that Sur . goon Fisher particularly recommends the use of the PRE PARED STRAMONIUM and OXYMEL, in his valuable 6 Tzeatise on the Causes, Cure, &c. of Asthma, Wheezing, and Habitual or Winter Cough.'.Those invalids who are subject to atticks of the chest, Curing Winter and Sprint, this experienced Author observes, will remain perfectly free from any symptom, if they have recoune to the use of the Prepared Stram.onium had Ozymel on the commencement of the whites sesison.--;che fume of the prepared Herb inhaled during amok, ng, effectually allays the morbid irritation and feverish action in thr. lungs t while the Ozymel promotes expectoration, quiets the circulation, and im• proves the general health. As a distinction against the common unprepared both, and spurious imi:ations, the Yaffe are re quested to enquire for " Surgeon Fisher's Prepared Stramonium and Ozymel," and to observe tl:t rho name of " butler. No. 4, Cheapside," is engraved in the Government Stamp affixed to every Packet and bottle.—R. Butler and SOW, Chemists. Corner of St. Paul's Church yard, having been appointed t h e Vendors. Price O. 6d. and Bs. 6d. tack.—May also be procured of :.anger, /50, Otford.sueet ; Situttleworth,epposite the East India House., and the principal Medicine Wildert throzghout the Country. LOCH'. AND SURGICAL. DPIPFNSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of TOR K, President. Sent cur ow—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Londnu. Govr axons—Earl of E.treinont, Earl of Leitrim, Hup. Colonel J. Bury, M.P. John Latouche, THE Royal and Noble PAtrons ut the lbove IN STITUTION,, for the exclusive Treatment of 'UNE R LAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the hst of the Royal College) from having directed his chiet attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the List of the Royal Col l ege , p ublished :a February, 1816, as the oaiy sure guide, and that no assertion of persons asst rniog such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other sopposed Incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here ra dically and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his House, el, Lower Charlotte-stteeti Beal - tad-square, where let. sera from :limn and Country ate to be addressed, and the steers- sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United K ingdetn. Just published, price 41. sd Edition, Practical Observations on the abovVDiseases, by I • Kiernan, and may be bad at No. 174, 'Fieet4tteet, No. VG, Batrimoster-row, and Na'. 10, (,town-court, bubo. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL. UNCOMMON CIOLAP TRAVE.LIANG. REDUCED FARES, by tfii Old BLENHEIM Light Post Coach, td Gifted, Wienlstock, and Mime; , through Beaconsfield and Wielthans, from the SARACBN's HEAD INN, Snow.hill, London, ?eery Morning at a elnastei pest Seven &Cluck. .The LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and Ihi,NGWOOD ' light Day Coach; sew out :It ha r t past five o'cl‘ ck in the morning, and arrives at the London Tavc.n, Pool, eetli the sone evening; through Farehon, Alton, Aire iford, Winchester, Rnrt l. soy, and le' , .reborne. At the request of the labels:tante, thin coach runs h a day, from Pool, Winiborne &c. erevieusly se .piew this coech starting, pacers ors were oblig ed tit travel by rfgls. 1I h: slee - ors l!! ez e elevour to merit the patronage of these 1 e . kee friends , w ho have kine ly'sail- mated their desire to support thie concern. SOLI'', lAMPTON, Lymitetor e Winchester, and Tashartolte New 'sheer Inside Coach, at eight in the moruieg, to the Gettres Inn, heuteen.ptan, only eight ewers op the road (%reathtt 3 a ' London and dew at soutietureten).-Thi• is a most aelie‘thti conveyance/to the Isle of W, ht, St. /dales's, Havre at Grar.4e Cherbourg, &e. . : - • WEVIVIOLITH, Dorcbeeter, Illacdfoid, Salishury, Andover, and thriltqol:l new Post Coech, etery afterneen, at three.— lie Weyreeeth Peckets to Oncrasey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St. Maine's, *r. The WA:EERLOO New 14 t Four inide Coach, to LT:5131, HALIFAX, kIiADFORD, and all parts of the North, sers oet at two o'clock in the afterneoe, and arriees at the Golden Linn inn, Leeth next evening, et. 6:X o'clock, eerough Seerfeei, Grantleve, ' Neer:irk, and Don:seer. 'I bis teeth is imenil,d tb accommodate the towns 1:f Leeds, Halifax, Bradftnq, and vici nity. It will leav e Leeds at three o'clock in the aftereteen. ,Pan , : teeeers may conveniently cotne ta Leeds from those pLsega,ea c t I be i n London early the next eventre. . l 1 :•e UMPIRE, a hlEhr LIVERPOOL. Leeht Cruets, Defy one night en the road, emeriti fear Insides and foste r etitititkr,. tet. out every day nt ene e'rlock, arrivee at Liverenotnest•eimet big before seven o'clock. by way of Dutotteble l Wetutn, Lott bury, Northampton, eVel-ord,`l.etterworth, Ilsielet e y, Ach e ,. stone, Litehfield, Stone, itiduly, N so:voile, Kentshird, *le rinren.ertl Preece.... f MS LINP . a hiARi.BORPI!OH elegirt Poet Coach, thrstugh HeetaGEll POltit, NtWEURY, READI3O, SWlNixtei, AUBOINN, and RANIeBIIRY ; • avt4 nut at s e v en o'clock its the Morning artives at Marl'.vrough to dinnere-cotnitelanie couveynne c r 1 i!tlft :ravvll.ug -he West Road • Ex r. l'Elt, PI mouth, I'. eymonth, Dorchester, PalmniA, ' Dartmouth, and aaltshury New Post Coach, every Moraine at cis o'Clock, through kfaiciton, - Aaminsee, Bedport, Illant:toetl, Baeingstoke, and Bagslsot. Oul) one night out bctween I.oreleu to Plymouth. . . • BOSTON. Spaldieg,Peterboroagh, Stilton, vet Huntingdon new Royal Mail Caach, sets inn every Everting.--Coaches from Boston to Sisilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hall. - BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coachee, through Chipper!. ham, Caine. and Marlbortrigh, every Aftetnume arrive at Mt. May's, the Greyisound lon. ilath, and.the London l'evern, The. mas.street, Bristol, next hceening.--Ceachee w Wells, Bridee. water, Taunton, &e. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfrier, Brownhill, l'hornhill, Sante.thar.lhile, Cuttutoek, Kinpwill, att4 all Parts of Scotland,- Carteerdown Coach, Deily. YORK, Newcastle, and Etiinliurgh now Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning &CHOI-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, 'Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengets finding themselves fat ieued Irons the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad (banal Fare; 3. Beast', the Black Swan, Coneyoereet, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Re:Ma hon, every Morning. HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post. Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Cross likys, Mar ket Place Hell. HERTFORD, Ware, Hodesdon, Waltham Cross, Brottrirms, and Worniley, each every morning. BR! DG ENORTH and Walsall I'ost Coach , every Eve r i es. CARLISLE, Peruith, and Wietehaven I'ast Coach, goes with Four Florsea, and a Guard all the way. Passes through /S. - oeeh., Appleby, Greatabridge Richniond, Cotterick, Its roueltbrkfge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sots out every Morning, atal tne ferns* the iourney with the greatest facility. Pantengera detained ca the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage,( their seats being secured in the next CoaCh. , LIVER PCIOI., V.rarritieton, l(nutsford. Stone, and Lirch!leld, Post-Coach, called 'Pie Express, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to B. lientherton's, Saracen's idea , ' Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Guarded throeehout. LEEDS new light Conte called the Re e at et e.,, m , nisi:tut eye , Morning at Eght o'Clock; carries Four !bides only, and go t : ro . markably env?, with a C uard thraueiteut. Passes Through Stele. ford, Newark, Retfurd, Doncaster, and Ferervidte, t o t o o Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, et Nettie Notwithstendise gbe uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed :n he the melt agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Reed. being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. Oily re.? 6'4 e nea E s l oadl!'lt to Le" HWEi PARKOATE new Past Conch, rely, e KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, lairby-Lonsehee, dencsix, Chorley, Ormshirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After -110011 at Fine o'Clock.—Guarded. a•UNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coed% every Morning, to the Geuree Inn, e:utiderland. ECLIPSE, a new Fining Pest Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and DEM:, ereh, carries Fuer Insides only, every,ed ternoon, at Two ecka, by way of roncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. bIANCI - TESTER, Wilmslow, Ccrlglitoo, thweastie, Wrist!, slid Wolverhampton Pcr-Coals, every A aernon,.—(lnen'ed. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and tehitinal Post-Coach, tke every Evening, at !!ieeo'Cloch.—Guarded. .. Margate, Rartitgate, Canterbury, rhverefiaM, CaboDwy:4l:7hßave.nEhip,ari:a:lnotaleiL:kg:eLrshaen.drry,iri•Lcb,...,,eken.ds, f,:rartblieigabanodveafeo-.pradfnloel; at the !Sit W 'Whee Horse Cell:', ?ice:minty. mat M gr. w . (7.. mr.:nl wt 2. Cid I t -r; i t. 0% Pali 9 10 I