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V 6E' '!• ..~ • AD . ..- • • I :crrer / 4 A' ' t 11 0 1 T Ofsit'll4l4l. • . , - - • . ~ 6 •11 .; • ; • t`.`-r - r . s.. • • • 1 . ~ ; ~i • 9235. _ cdrrniAcTs FOR emit*: , . Cknitmlesery InCidete Cifitee;'Uolititis °tinter i, I fre. ANTED for the Barracks i 4 the undermcn. toned Counties in South Britain % (or tbe.Banlaels At* Bitain, and in the Islands of Guermity..Xeneel end At= go o qua:lodes of Straw for Ailing Paillasies as may from thee to time be required by the respecti!re Batraek Masten for time beet. . e Deliveries to commence th, lit of Norember next, and iodise Mint dill Slat of October following. • p o w*, made separtay for each County in South Britain, lithe w age of the *arraek. in North Britain, also for the whole. if them in the three Islands o f Guernsey, ersey, and Alderney,i , i t ha tp; ind marked " Tender for Straw," will be reciiivet iii4ice unt il 12 'Abet on Friday, the 18th-instant ; but no be *Wad unless made on, or annexed to, a printed ihmu l a i t sad the prices inserted in words at length; nor us: w a ste r* sutioined to such Proposal from a Person at Vhf *gaging to become bound with the party Ir. far Oka** pail:r hence . of the Contract.' ff Tenders are sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. p ot taiters of the Coalesce may be had on application at g l om between the hours of eleven and tie; aitil to Deputy Ouan-Geogg Young. rtdinbv9B; COUNTIES. Isle of Maa. Isle of Wight, • Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingham, Suffolk, . ROYAL HOS Moo *ger, Oinisva 6mbertiod, /Met Surrey, Warwick, Wilt% York, Nardi Britain, Islands of Guerniey, iersay, Alderney. )ff+st, Dothan; • PITAL, CHELSEA. let October, 1816. IN pa/ounce of the Act of the 45th4rat of his piisewMajetty, by which it is enacted that the Out-Pen. gloom of this Hospi•al shall in future be 04 %basted?, in ad. (Ka, bread of half-yearly, Make is heretiiltiven, by order of the bight Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioner - A fur idistfisf the affairs of the salt Hoiital, that all the Out Pen. dteustlicreof Mailbag in London, or within the-Disttict of the li4dMor t al!vr, are required to appear personally a;,d seri. desully,witit their In-tructioas sad Certificates of Admission, at ski Stitausary's Office in tholaid Hospital on the respective (alt, audio their different classes, *wording to theirseveral rates Omni*, asuitdignitesttioned; when attendance will be give,p boss Niue o'clock in the sosirning, until 'Three in the afternoon, Settle Paywast of a . Quartw of a Year's Pension in advance, to el nab of December DOM On "f UE:MAY, the Bth of October, The Pensioners at Sd. Ad. and Bd. per day from the dift..rent 14eents of Carair f, Foot Guards, and infanpit, includiog those *laths Militia. Oo WEDNgSDAY, the 9th of October, - Thee at N. pa day from the different Regiments and Corp, atla itgA of Foot inclusive. On THUR S DAY. the 'Ott of October, Timm lod. per day, from the 81* leglinent of Foot, and an tht tooking Regiments and Corp.; se she the Minds at Hid. re ar• Oa FRIDAY, the 11th of October, _ _ Those at ts.per m,, from the different Itaglosiote 4 Omsk y, • lib the Ist end lid Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the tick of Cktober. Thss at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, tithe end of the cambered Regiments at that Rate. Un MONDAY, the 14th of October, Those at la. per day. from the Royal Garrison Battalion, Ve lma Battalions. and all the remaining Regiments and Corps:, litho the Pensioners at ls. NI per day. On TUESDAY, the 15th of October, Ikea at ls. id. ts. 11. 2d. Is. 20. and ls. 2d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 16th of Qctober, Those ot Is. Sid. 18.4 d. 11. 40. is. Sri. is. Sid. 15.64. aid ts.eid per day. On THURSDAY, the 17th of putobor s Those . tit it. 7d. per day and upwards. . • • . Oa FRIDAY, the Hith of OciabOr, • Those %Amen from the several Regiments and Corpawlim bads been Witnitted oo account of blintittms. - -,T.Pcit It is also ordered awl directed that all OuSiPen4oners belong- Its-to the Mid Mamba, do pay partitular lactation to their lostructioas, which May Aut required 'to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ortlerod to tiansnsit to the Pay- Wswerdeneral of hi. Majesty's Land Forces in London, their Allidavitsta Mach' prpalbrd, on or immediately after every Quarter day, without which their names will not be encored no ibe PorLists for the subsequent Quarter, and they an not after. suds to change their place of abode, as specified in their Aida *, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. . AM that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to ro: Nis a double payment cii his Pension ' either at Chelsea, or at plias, he shall be struck uff the List, and forfeit 211 w - gillisiblOg front this Ritablisbnient. RICHARD HEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNOAN, Phydtiam to the Medical Board at Charlotte Komi, metekins Road, have ascertained that upward, of SOKS Patients' IN wad annually of prevailing disorders, that hundreds Wen an e distrashig state, oaring to quacking themselves, and by con tided men ignorant of the profession, who deceive the public I their specious promises and imninrl advertisements. Ertip: l aa head, fame, mid ulcerated throat, swellings la tk neck, nodes on the shin-bones, pains in the bead and limbs, frequently tak en for r h eumat i sm , twelledancles, and nervous de- Y, are diseases which appear years after, and the cosseq moms " ialleuper treatment. Drs. Cooper, Bistaree, and Duman) are Limited daily from eight till eight, or by Wears " o "etalia l t a *et and the poor hays advice on Taesdayir, mumdays, and Sun tipl2 o'clock...-There is a side dun and private moms for stuakte. CHING'S PATENT WORM I.OZENGRS. 'DAMS are allowed to be the most frequent Sources of Cbildrens' Diseases:—Their Symptoms eltry Pan., Rhoda be asqualswedrwitd , They occasion loss " alpetite, a paleness of the face, em tier; luld an irre- Ydat k. , trite of the bowels, attended with trlolele Palls; they .. n.. _'etf on convulsions, affect the growth u4tbes and often by 'Wing in a consumption or decay. Beth as a It tadve rodaweror these alarming complaints, the above '•wollet Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of tome of the 'wok cbaramsre in this country, to have no equal. Their dZehed_.. Des given to the Proprietor, front t persetal te gel ollleacy la their own families, stamps its merits 67 " 11 eatipeadoe, and eve. a sanction to it which no other of the kind cad boast. h eft at Masora. Rader and Sons, 140.4 1 Cliespsidos I.o l dutisr by " lit ta at to and boxes. at ts. od. and O. ad. and also Gardner, Geougnetreet, Edinburgh; Missals. Nevrbery . was, Dame stress, Dublin • and the Me4ldne Venders in 4 5 and town in the United Kingdoms PRESTON ON CONVEYANCING, Vol. lIL Put IL Thili day Ass published, by W. CLciite . wid liatis. Law Hoek sellers, POrtegel•street, Lincoln's Inn, Vol. S, Pend, which,' complete the Third Volume, price too. Id. of . • , A\ TREAtISE ON CONVEYANCING., . A. 1 containing en Essay clothe trantityend quality or Ew es, with more immediate *ferrite. to the Law of Merger." , " • RILIHARD PRESTON, Beg., Of which liooksellers may 'he had the three Volt. rice sea CS. MEDICAL STUDENTS may obtain every in. formation relative to the LECTURES delivered ill LON DON of T. and 0. UnnalWOOD, U, Fleet-street. Where may also be bed, just published, price Ist Sd.— ACA I'AIDOUE of an extensive Collection of BOOKS in Anatomy, Medicine; Surgery; Midwifery, Chemfstry; Botany, ice. isehading a valuable aseortment of French 800 k Sold by T. and 0. Underwood. To which are dried. Tables of the Pay of the Medical Depertment of the Ar I, Navy, and East-India Company's service; a complete-List jf the Lectures delivered in London, with their terms, hours of attendance, Re. , 1 . .A .:.~~ . , `, . his day was published, in svo. price 2s. sewed, ALETTER to the Right Honourable LORD BINNING, M.P. Ste. Ste. Ste. containing some Remarks , on the State of Lunatic Awylems, and nn the Number and Cott ' dition Lunatic Asylums, and on the Number and Condition. of the insane Poor in Scotland. By ANDREW HALLWAY, M.D.:cc. lac. Printed for T. and 0 Underwood, sit, Fleet.stree ; and Job Anderson, West Smithfield, London; and Francis Pinang, Edinburgh. BREWING AND MALTING. . . This day was published, In thee. Fifth Edition, price 101. fld. Ia boards, A TREATISE on BREWING wherein is ex hibite ! the whole Process of the Art of Brewing the ea riot's sorts of Malt Liquor; together with the manner •of using the 'I hermocneter and Saecharonteser; elucidated by ethertples.' to which are added, General hjstructions for making Malt, and 'l'ahles of the Net Datiei of Excise on Strong and Table Beer, payable by Common Brewers N Town and eountiof. By ALEXANDER MORRICE, Common Brewer. Londor Prinsed for Sherwood, Neely, and lopes, Paternoster row ; and Dring and. Fage, Tooley-streets • Of whom may also be had, A Practical Tmtise on the Method of Breeding,Rearlog, and Fattening all kinds of Domestic Poultry, Pheasants, Pigeons, and abbita, from Memorandums made during forty yea's' practice. —By Bonipgton Motthray, Esq. Seam" Edition, with Addi tions on the Breeding, Feesiing,did MatAmtuvent oiSwine. Price 5c 6d. bcards. This day were published, Elegantly printed, and embellished with t fide Portraits of the Author, in 2 vols. 4to. edited by the Irv. ions( Mivroao, price £4. 45. boards, /HE WORKS of THOMAS GRAY, Esq.— A, Of this Work, Vol. I. contains the Life of Gray; an Essay ^ls Englieb and 1 4 adn Pros, with pitons Read ings an c Notes. Vet. Ili. contents the Letters of Gray, published by Mason; those in Walpole's Works, in the Gentle-, man's and other Publications. Thee' the present' Work has been most kindly fa.- vaurataikluaany original batten of Gray, hitherto unpublished, of -the vastest interest, as well as with the Originals of many of :the Letters very incorrectly published, and much faired by Ma son. The public is therefore presented, for the first time, with the authentic and valuable Correspondence of 'Gray. The addia tiond Letters in tkisiWorir are net only extremely Interesting 'front thew number, but for their intrinsic Merit. The Imertises aadalterations by Mason are retitled, and the genuine Mane-' script of Gray inipticitly followed. The Editor is also enabled is lay before the public many curious Vafiations to the principal Poem of Gray, in his own hand.writilig. Printed for J. Mawman, Se, Ludgate-street. • Of whom may be had, lately published, • ALUMNI, of I ouN Twannati., late of Trinii Cease% Cambridge, being a Selection of his Correspondence ; a result. Station of his Prolosionas Juveniles; 'an Appendix, containing some account of the Author's Collections, M.SS. Dr awings, fte. and of their extraordinary disappearance; preceded by a Biwa. pineal Jkleareirot the deceased, and illustrated with Portraits, Picturesque Viauw, aid Maps. By the Rev. Robeft Tereddell, A.M. The llemad Edition augmented by a Viridlearion of the lidinerfapiasteeraide prbile;tilms of the EarlpflngiMaintotheri, Meeker *lb graiindes. large voltage 40.1 es ss: boortiti , . ' flii3finditation sold operate, price Se.' 6di hewed I- and the Vindication, with Index,•Stckg . to complete thelirstAdi. Son of the " Rentains.", plice gaigd.sewed. A CLASSICAL Tool; . tails trail:*.— Hee est halls Dlis saga,ha gems ejes, bac oppidspopularnra."-t•Plin. Nat. filet. us. El. By the Rev. las CbatwodeEustatie. Third Edition, revised and eniargai l eleguedy primed, in 4 vols. nvo. illustrated , with a Map of !tablas weaved Otos of Churches, and fades, . price if 3. Who'll& - The asese'llook, *ids. , 41a, Vice M. Si. in boards. • • In this aewiditios, the Publisher has endeavoured , by the addition of a lase accurate, and finely - engraved Map of haly v and by particuil;aintiotion to the paper and type, to do Oaks to a Work which she Public. has received with such un ,:common partiality. 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Edition of that seem, valuable, sad Interiathe AC• coital.- of the ULAN, Of CRT L9ll, which was pubildted i i We: by Robert Eno:, alto posed twenty. years In a stile if Ompelikv among the Natives, 'i n which is added, an•lntaallealles, Lathing a Digest of ell the Informadpawitieh' has been ofieldned relative to this Important Island, up to the-period when dime ty. sonny, of the reigning Sovereign indiebeWthe people of Candika to glace dua wholi Coulter/ under the-protection of tbe.Britidi gernment. In one large -vol. 4to. "fhb a Heed of the Author, te fraal the belt recess'Autbsoltisis PasSy Wales any HlGiktlitAY 114 EEERY, between Glosieester•lain Turnpike leading to Lawrence-bill. FIF POUNDS REWARD. ,WHEREA3i on the night of the 12th instant, I the undersigned, of Redfield place, in the County, of ?Gloucester, was knocked down and rokbed of Cash Notes ro the amount of ZUG and upWards, by a Person known by the name .of AVM. GARRATT SMITH alias TALLY, a Description of whose Person is as follows: - Fte le about thirty years of age, Sleet 8 Wats high, broad set, .dark sallow completion, start dark brown hair, dark eyebrows, dark eyes, one, quite dark but looks 1;1, a sear or mark on one cheek from a musket ball. speaks The Yolikshiie dialect, and has the appearance of a Jew. • er shall apprehend the said Wni. Oarrait Smith alias Tally, so that be may be brought to }unite, shall rewire the above Reward of Fifty Ponods,.on conviction and recovery of the pro- Piny. by 'Pelting to me. WILLIAM it9etßE, at Redfield-place, aforesaid.. turning • An AccOmplite tung King's Ilivklestai will, on conviction, be entitled to the above Rewarkamlitave every means newt to obtain his Pardon. • Brian; Sepearbar SS. 11114. : and the lORWICH UNION IPPICIi, BLA4RTILIAII6 recommend the plat of this Office the the following reasons ; —k is peculiarly pealeulated throu gh ap Ant:wont of kcal Committees and rr . • FLE mbatigeric theror otheredeantageous measures adopted by the Stalely, to lessee the number of accidents by fire, to reduce the number of Incendiaries to prevent fraud, by =moving the temptations to commit it, and to reduce the Espenie of Insurance one half or more, in uniting the Premiums and placing the Money at interest for the benefit of ' the Insured, by which means a such greater And is prodecNl sisst be:ter security afforded to the Public than can be obtained flaw ,losarance Companies. An Institution for humus of Lieu and Suleivorships and granting Annuities, has been esta blished on the same eligible plan, and is conducted at the above Office, where may be had Partkolari of both Establishments. THOS. BiGNOLD, Secretary. N.ll. Pollees for insurance against loss by fire may be taken out renewable annually; or, in cue the party prefers a septen nial payment, one year's premium and duty will be deducted. and in both cases the insured will be entitled to the septennial return. BRLCKNOCKSHIR E. BRECKNOCK GRKAT FOREST iNCLOSURE. WE, the Commissioners named and appninted in and by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 55th year of Isis present hfajesty's reign, intituled ts As Act to amend ass Act made in the 48th year et his pre- ent Maps• y, to improve the Lind Revenue of the Crown, so far as relates to the Great 'Forest of Brecknock, in the Cam.; of Brecknt,cl , , and for vest ing In ins-Majesty certain parts of the said Foiest, and for tine said Forest; ' do hereby give Notice, 'I hat we will SELL BY AIIC I lON, P Its Lots, at the Camden ArMs Inn, In the Tows of Trecastle, on Fitioar, the 25:b day of Oculist:r next, at Three o'Clock its the Afternoon, subject to such condition,' as shall be then produced : About FOUR I KEN THOUSAND 'll4'o HUNDRED AND fillik.tY-FIVE ACRES of OPEN COMMON LAND, lithe free being part of the sad Forest. /Ind we, the said Ounmissioners, further give Notice, That print Particulars may be had at hi; Majesty's Office of Woods, Wlrtehall-place; and at the Office of Mr. I'. Bold, and Messrs: Powell, Jones, and Powell., Brecon; of Mr. b. Wharton, Sur veyor, , army Bank, near Crkkbowell; of Mr. Dav!e . s, Surveyor, f Jangattock, Crickhowell, where Maps of the Lots may be seen. Also at Mr. Ve Ert/n's, It, Southampton-etreet, Bloomsbury square ; and a Mr. Cheese, Lyon's Hall. near Kinston, Here fordshire. HENRY DE ISRUYA, • JOHN CHLE:iIt. , RIVER THAMES. • Capital FREEHOLD stud. LEASEHOLD ,ESTATES. the.' ARMY VIC ruALLirtu EaTABLISHMF.NI', late the King's Naval Brewbouse, Lower FAA Southfield, near the, Tower, in One 10, TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION, by Mr. SCOTT, On FRIDAY, October to, at Twelve, at the Mart; by direction of the lion. Commissioners for Vic.uallitig bib- Majesty's Navy, in consequence of the removal of the business of the above Premises - to Deptford, unless an acceptable offer shall be pre viously made by Private Cowan. N excellent GENERAL SUFFERANCE AR. WHARF and DOCK, STOREHOUSES, RESIDENCE, and BUILDINGS of great magnitude. in this very superior si tua.ion, for exportation trade and general builuess, comprising a Nock of Storehouses and Cooperage, 175 feet In leitzth by 75 In width; a ditto, 116 by 80 average; a ditto, 100 by 40; a ditto,. 70 by NI; a ft, 160 feet by 95 ; the greater part Freehold, diciously erected, with superior strength, at is immense expense, formed for the heaviest goods, with Crane-bourn, Counting houses, Engine-houses, Stabling,. Buildings, and accommodations, containing nearly an Acre and a quarter of ground, extremely valuable foe so eminent Viewer, Distillery, or Coacsrn requiring very extensive Waterside' !itemises. with a very neat modern respectable Family Ittaidedia. and excellent Offices, with posses. don at Christniv44.„ The preausts *wed on* month before the Sale Residence by orb ); and descriptive • Particulars, with a- Ptso, bad at the Pi idas-011km of thy Edinburgh Gazette, Gl's. gow Courier, Hull Advertises; Bah Tavern, Bristol; at de 011ees of Messrs. Bitter and lkswiter, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn, Holborn; Mr. Seat, sea, New Bridr-atreet ; and at the Mart. “ eigswit MITT NOSAAJS,'• Was the motto of him veto poised the Rubicon. 4 RENOVATION ache Httnton Fume is in fact LA. g desideratum in Medical Selence; maunders make such ravages on the bodily system se Yen astaAs COMPLAINTS ; the syphilitic poison glides imperceptiblyakusg, until every organ :s de- Wetted, and the contamination assumes the features of death. As the immediate appearances are generally slight ' an early appßeadon to us wilt prevent the pain and dagger that happen front improper treatment. Remote symptoms invariably arise front ignorance and negleit, they may however be parried by a vigorous exertion of talent (if the appeal be not too long delayed), and the Patient through the. gradual progress of health becomes assured' of its-tiondnuance. Still does not she most complisated liveteracy of duz - above disorder equil those 19tances of calamity, where, by the oral:** ors secret salitary via, the finest energies of nature be cones eabausted, sea nal debility ensues, Ind the sufferer is exposed to the forfeit of despair. It is for blot to look forward to the cheering beams of hope, when we boldltaseert that eves des perate cases yield to our mild restoratives. • Other itupstYmaats occur to irritate the Sendtive fettctions— toes. nattssal, ethers 'milked; as strictures, weaknesses, Sec. in all if them wellies 'the -adaptive' remedy. histead of the 'usual barassiiiplan of caustic or stimislanis. Bet ,especially in those delicate . peeldiukies incident to the softer sex is oar tenanting' initigho4 *Amble, by removing defidemes that too often erubit tar Paviat refkctioas. A candid examination of profeadoeal acquirement need only be' fears dby him, who is einotious of inepacity ; we are uncut). netted with the delude” and insinuadng. appearance of a public institatdou, en 4 ' stpunt pp _sontinal or R•ya.l patronage, ihough; sanedoned by &My t i l t Nobility, and even of clip gisbitylt; self; as Mentbite cif the Loudon college of Surgeons, .our, title tai the con fi dence of tozietiVnot 66 Imposing, * nor are d&prolnisle " stectous," they eau s . go Irons a practise proving Writs unwary: ing success that no Atestipi, hoWever *third with prekutned au thority, can preclude tbe knciwledge of those pre-eminent advan tages Which are -attached to our system-1n coincidence there with this tatiniation b. given, that patients of either sex may Consult as with seamy, and to crowsat misundemtanding, the terms, prisable duration of the complaint, Ece. age always stated at lbo IMTyllif t Or in an answer to letters °unwiring a bank pole. • • • GOSS and. Co. M. It. C. Surgeons: Is, Bouvasio.strees, Metairie% Landon. Letters front tlie:csgssryabossid,be particular itt detailing to semptpats, manner of being, tee. when the propm - retnedim be tonvarditto'airt part, IsOvrewer &Wit ~. , . • - . _, , . - • ; r ' .. r 1 •: "4 Z 7 ?: 22- .) ‘ ,lr . '‘ ..1.- 4 , ! ,- (ft c •-•?,. e . •4' • e - : . • --...,. -Ay . .., . lif f°l '. -- i , • .1 C... • i Et . •-,- I . - s- ' Pl i l 4 • , ' •-: ! 'I r , • 1 .. _ i • \ ..) 9! • . N i ..... . • Oil' . qv 7 4 1 ' •• 6 ' .............-- • . SATtiRDAY OCHER 5, 1816. ~ S EVEN - PENCX . 4 idaud facile emertimit, Quorum virtutibus ob.tet " Resttogustatlonsi."—int. APOOR. CURATE. with a Wife and sit Chil dren, the eldest ingrain - fen Years of age, and his vibote Income his Stipend pf Eighty Pounds per Annum!!! 'After • long and arduous atruggle against an overwhelming tide of Poverty and Distress, the prior Curate has been enabled by means el Bcitisb beneettlence nearly to emerge from his Ens, barrassments. As, huweter, it must appear to the lansiderate utterly impossible for him to ;uptick! So large a Faserly on so mi serable a pittance, and as all Subteripilons hitherto received have been invariably applied to the Liquidation of his Der*, he is still necessitated to implore the further A SI.STANCE of the BENEVOIFN r towards raising a small FUND for the BENEFIT of h!ii FAMILY, to which, doubtless , there are many Philanthropists she would gladly contribute. Ms Aplt4'. on a former occa,ion, has been sanctiowd by I)onations :lord sonse of the most tetinguished and illustrious characters in the Kingdom ! Amount of Subscriptions received - st 2 54 Is. The folloiiing BENEFACTIONS are also most gra:efully ' acknoseledged: J.R. Esq. Wakhatnstow .e 2 A. E. M. . ~ Csl W. Whiteside, Esq. I E. R. 1. 2 Mrs. Burn - 2I N. B. . .. 1 A LOT . , • 2 Sundae*, per Herries 9 Subscriptioniin4..Donations condou.. to be received et the Banking-bosses Of Mfseri. Glytin eel Cs. Birchin-cane; Mersa. s. Hoare, Fleet-street; mod Messrs Herries, St. Jamet'i., street. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOWHILL UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. r rHE LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RING. 111. WOOD new light Day Coach; lets out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill, London, at ha'f gut five o'clock in the morning, and arrives at the London Tavern, Pool, early the Imo evening; through Farnham, Alton, Alresford,lA'inchemkr, Rorie' Ley. and Wimborne. At the request of the InhAsleams, stay coach rues in a day, frown Puol, Vs'imborne gte. previously m this coach craning, passengers were obliged to travel by mien. The I ropriemrs wail endeavonr to melt the patronagenf duos friends who have kindly intl. mated their desire to entopott this concern. SOU I'HA ViPTON, Lymington I Winchester, and Baslnptolte New Four Inside Coach, at eight in the morning, to the George Inn, Southair.pton, only eight hours on the road (breakfast la London and done at Sootbamptort).—This is * most delightful conveyance to the hie of Wight', St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, Sec. ' W EYMOUTH, Dorchester, Illandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon, at three.— The %Vey:noel:li Packets to Guentsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St, Maine's, &c. The wAT Ea LOU New Light Pour Inside Coach,to LEEDS, HALIFAX, 131LADFORlayand aU parts of the North,sets oitt a* •wo o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lino Leeds, next evening, at s , x o'clock, through Stamford, • Grantham, Newark,. and Doutaster. This coach is inten4ati po accommodate the towns of Leo-. 1., Halifax, Bradford; and vitt. nity. It will leave Leeds a: three o'clock in the afternoon. Pas sengers may conveniently come to Leeds from those pierce ' s:ad vein London early the next evening. The UNWIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, or* one night on the road, carries four !rokies and four Outside% sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next eves ing before seven o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, iyata. bury. Northampton, Wrlierd, l.utterworth, Idinekley, Attie*. stone, Litchfield, Stone, Ridge . .y, Newcastle, Kautsford, Way. rinzton y and Prescott. GOSI.ING'r MARI .BOROUGH elegant Post Coach, thresh HUNGER WORD, NEWBUisY, and READING; sets out at Seven o'Clork in the Morning, ambers at Marlborough to dhow* . ...comfortable cooveyanee for those travelling the West ,R oa d. li_AKE,rfil, Plymouth,. Weymouth, Dorchester, Falouredly flirtmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at 41x o'Clock, thrnuela Hoi•lton,Axminster, Betdport, Blandford, Basirgstoke, and Bathos. Only one night out between London to Plsnaoutb. JaCJSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntitaftlen new Royal M..il Coa,-h, sets 'out every Evening.—Catches frolo. -- Boston to :fpilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and 13RIST01. Flying Post-Coaches, throughoChippen. ham, Caine, anti Marlborough, every Afternome; arrive at Mfg May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Loudon Tavern, The. maostreet, Bristol, Mat Nlorning.—Coacher. to Wells, Bridge. water, 'Taunton, &c. I.KEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham setiout even, Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four insides-only, and goes re. mutably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stant . ford, Newark, Retfosd, Doncaater, and Ferrybridge, to the IGolden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the lancommon Expedition or this Coach, it 6 allowed to be the most • agrembler and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, "Amin unequalled in Accommodation by any other. Only two guineas inside to Leeds. GLASGOW, Longtowil i t'Oretna-Green, Ammo, DumMes, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingawell, *n4 all Parts of Scotland', Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edittleurab new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morningau Half-pass "Six o'Clock, by way of iseOwark, Retford, 'fa -taster, Darlingtosy Northallerton, Dtirham, Morpeth, ant' .:.::erwick. Passenger* findiog themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, may rem what time they please, end then proceed on without any dttional Fare. J. BARIti, the Black Swan, Coney-street, Yot runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hue, Starborough, Whitby, a other Places. • HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Row. Coach, every Morning at half past da, to the Cross Kays/ Mar. ket Place Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hode•don, Waltham Croon, Drachmae, and Wbrmley, each every morning. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whttehatren " oat Coaih, gees trich Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Poona through Bo:nigh, Appleby, Greatabridge Riehmond, Catterick, Berooghbrid g e, Wetherby, Aberlord, broucaster, and Grantham ,(the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every, Morning, and perform* the journey with the greatest.faeility. Pao .engerat dmalned ea the road Ly business, or pleasure, have the rootlet- adieu** of their seataiseing sectored in the next Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kiitatord, Stone, entliAtehfielely Pass-Coach, called The . Express, every Earning at Five o'Cliock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracoo's Head Inn, Dale-mou s Liverpool. Guarded throughout. WA IC.Bf lELDPost.eoacb, every morning at half-paar de. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Comb, Day. • • ECLIPSE, a new Flying rat Coach, to York, nondetland„ Newcastle, and' Edinburgh, tarries Foote Inaidea cooly, every. At. ternoon, at Two o'Cloek; by way of Doncaster, Grabdisint, rind Stamford. . • KENDAL, Lancaster, Weston. lUrby•Lopadalo, , Belem. ch o rky, Drinskirlt,..and* Gersten& Post Qoachrikovery Oa* noon at Five ifClock.—Gu'aroled. ' • ' SUNDER.LAND, Stockton, and Tam, ie. 'Oar: A. Wars . Morning, - to the George lon, Soodetland. lar MANCHESTFAti, AVilmslow, Coalman, Newaistle,Walettl; and Wolverhiunpton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarelcd„ SHREWSBURY, Wellingtao, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, Royal Charlotte, evetyi4ivening. at Five co'Cloek.--oG . BIRMINGHAMMIercerf Vow Coach, with a Gnarl,' egg one every Atternookt . and mid* Birmingham next day' it Mom Passes by °afford, Faistott,itadeiAlpstone, to the Sarocell'alkOds• 'Bull-street, Birmingham. :L i SHEFFIELD aild Nddr dha Pea COach, called the tlot)dlist ham, every Morning. • - • DOVklt. Deal, Margate, Ramagete• Cabli*urls PaTervbadli Chatham, aid Rochester, Pest Cradle*, worthily' sod Owego* aFtelsoadaNWth'etß:lar:t:3l4lenlAthß:lM:uothuteli:tbk;:fthlirs:b°°' PlecaliwinC:44.'notrespecttarlybe:sicotruhLlyabgebtruae°l6"%infit:rtbegin; Parcels or Laggage, am of More tlllau - Fhte Pounds Value.* lose, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such and paid lot stags& ingl/, a: the'Saracas !lead ion, Snow-hill, London. This day was published, in l Pao. price ts. SI. to boas*, .A,DESCRIPTIVE QA,TALOGUE of the AN. TIQUE STATUES, PAlliTliolGS, and other PRO. DUCTIONA of the/ TINE ARTS, that existed in the Ltstors, at the time the Alan took Possession of Paris, In htly, 1815. to which are added, some useful Hints to those who !wend to visit the memorabl# Field of WOTIRLOO. Printed for T.and G. Underwood, St, Fleet.street ; and Jo% Anderson, WestAndtbfield, London; and Francis Fillans, Edits , burgh.