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GEORCE,'S MEDICAL, CHEMICAL, and CHIRUIt- GICAI. SCHOOLS. T HESE COURSES will commence in ;he fol lowing Order: 1. Oo Surgery, on Wednesday, October s,. at seven In the evening, at the Theatre No. 42, Windmill-s c ree, by B. C. Brodie, F.R.S Assistant Surgeon to St. George's Hospital. 2. On the Laws of the Animal Economy and Pract Icss of Physic, at No. 0, G-orge.street, Hanover-square, on Friday, October 4, at nine in the morning, by George Pearson, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. aeorgp's Hospital, &c. 3. On Chemicry, at the Royal Itistitation. on caturday, Oc tober 5, at nive in the morning, by W. ].Braude, Professor of Chemistry, R. 1.- ROYAL MO I ARE COLLEGE. SUCH Persons as are willing to Contract for making the CLOTHING of the GENTLEMEN CADETS at the Junior Department, and keeping it in Repair for he term of Three Years, commencing from the 25th of December next, may send sealed Proposals (post-paid) addressed to the Governor of the Royal Military College, near Bagshot, on or before the 7th day of October next, and the words" Tender for Clothing"' mutt be Inserted on the cover of each Proposal. ' I Particulars o' the Contract may be known upon application at the Lieutenant-Governor's Office, Royal Military College, near Bagshnt, any day (Sunday excepted) between the hours of nine A at" , five O'clock.—September 11,1816. BEI PLA l!. GLASS compANY, •TREI4T ANI MERSEY, AND LANCASTER CANAL SHARES. TO BE ;OLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. scorr, On FRIDAY, September 27, at Twelve, at the Mart, Lottdott,itl Lou, unless acceptable offers shall be previously made by Pet. Tate Contract, BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, AL. BION PLACE— l'wenty Shares, entitling the Purchaser to become Proprietors of die very large increasing property ot this long establist.ed entinettly prosperous Concern, consisting of the immense :hack of Plate Glary comprised in the Compadyl Manufactury at Itavetihead. in Lancashire, anti their extensive Warehouses in place. Biackfriars trid.r, with the Bud& ints, etc. Tl.is Manuinc-ory hat proved txn cmt advamageous to the public, and been so jsidicioutly conducted, :hat the DM& deeds are higt.ly satisfactory to the Proprietors. 'Trutt and Mersey Navigation, a Share dividing £6O per ann. and Latteaster Canal Shares. Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart; and at the Office of Mr. Ben", eg, New Bridge street, London. slate the last Advertisement, assistance has been afforded to the Places under-mentioned : ivise,elel,l Salop. Proseley, S tioignwood, near Manchester. 11,iincitlex, Leicestershire. Dadaston, • Dhley, near Stockport. 4 On The' apeuties, with Materia Media and Jurisprudence, on Monday, October' 7, at No. 9, George•streer, Hanover• square, by George Pearson, M.D. F.R.S. &e and W. J. Brandy, F.R.S. Ashburton, Devon. Philanthfhple Society at Clerk enwell, for the Relief of the temporary Distress of the Manufacturing and Labour ing Poor. S. Sir Edward Home will give his Surgical Lectures at St. Geo!ge's Hospital to the l il, gratuitously. NORWICH UNION FIRE-OFFICE, • BarnOr-STRECT, BLACKTRIARII. Managers recommend the plan of this Office 11 to the Public for the following reasonse—lt Is peculiarly calculated through the appointment of local Committees and other advantageous measures adopted by the Society, to lessen the t Mosher of accidents by lire, to reduce the number of Iticendieries to prevent fraud, by removing thetemptakbato commit it, and to reduce the Expense of Insurance one halfnore, in uniting th. Premiums and placing the 11:limey It 'interest for the 'aenetit ttf the Insured, by which means a much greater fund is produced and better security afforded to She Public than can be obtained from Insurance Comp:vies. An Institution for the Insurance of Lives and Sur vivorships a Id g amine Annuities, has been esta blisbed on the same eligible plan, andis contittetal 'at the above Office, where tray be had Partica' ars of birth listablishments.• siti /5..-BlGNlALNlrcretary. i r IIOWERS's -STOMEACiiIC .4SSENCE, for the cure of Nervous Irritpion, V.:donation sof the ileart, Faint ing and II) steries, Heartburn, Spasms and Pains in the Stomach andlietwels;arisiog from indigr-tien and Flateleney. It iderectigoidity,'wnenis and gives tone to the Stomach, and calms thv.drritability and hurry of the mind which many labour under in: a .most distressing dei,ree. This aecsatiun thousands will fie~ln~ly tluderitailur--;-Oie Proprietor in vain endeavours to . dcttertbe • • • Sol7:4:l;9levide andtetail, at 46.6 J. the bottle, by J. Towers, Little Warner strrtz, Clerketivrtil;,and s by his appointment, by si9i..geet street ; ,'anger, 150,0xford-atrve ; Burnett, li, Pvg.ttpent-otrset ;• Edward;, 4i, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler and son., 4, Cbeapside ; Itryitolds, Enfield, Proprietor of key anldr's Gout Niecille; and by aU Venders of repute in England and Seethed. - CHANGE OF SF.A..,ON. rTIHE COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS, -IL so often fata! to delicate constitutions, and which the chilling atmosphere of the Winter makes soprevalent, may he effectually guarded against, and cured, by a free use of PRO BATT's ele gant OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely prevent and cute Hoarseness in any stage of the disease; and they are the only Medicine yet discovered that has the infallible effect of strength ening and melodixing the Human Voice. Sold, wholesale and re. tail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; and Butler, No. 4, Cheaptdde ; retail by Saner, ISO, Oxford street, London ; Mon day, Oxford; and by every respectable Vender its Town and Country, at ts. id. per box. • DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, a n d DUNCAN, Pis to the Nlithcai Ecerd at Clad-ere House * .1 z koad,liatte atrerai:led !ha: :t;:wa . ,ti -.f .r.otiO Patients are cured annually of prevailing disorders,that hundreds were in a distressing sate, owing to civacking them-elves, and by con• tultinz melt ignorant of the profession, who ifeceive the publid by their specious promises and immoral advertitenientl. Erup dont on the head, face, awd body, ulcerated iliroat, swelVngt in. the neck, nodes on the shin-bones, pains hi the 6t ad an , l litibs, frequently taken for rheunsati•nt, swelled ancles, and n;..rvous batty, are diseases which appear years After, and the consequences of improper treatment. Drr. Cooper, Munroe, anal Duncan are consulted daily from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a fee; and the poor have advice on ruetilart, Imrtdays, and Son , days, till 1 o'clock.— 1 here is a side deur and private rooms for female*. • advertisod X 40,955 19 9 Mr. J. M‘Dougle, jun. .C 5 0 Mr. S. Wekh 5 5 Joachim Otte, Esq. 20 0 Chas. Ratites, Esq. 50 0 Rev. John Till 10 0 T. Jackson, Esq. Vienna 10 0 Jos. Guwen, Esq. r.O 0 Sir T. Turton, Batt. 20 0 'Principal and Fellows of Jesus College, Oxford SO Mrs. Marriott 10 0 Rev. J. Marriott 5 0 Admiral Sir J. Col- I hie day was published, No. I. containing Ten Engravings. to be continuer! Monthly. of `WALKS through LON DON. including W ES'll v MINSTER and tie BOROUGH of SOUTHWARK, , with the surrounding Suburbs ; describing every thing worthy of nbservation in the Public Buillirgs, Places of.lMertairinlenb Exhibitions; Commercial and literary Institutions, down' to the present periml, and forming a complete Guide to the Briti4; Metropolis,—By D AVID HUGUSON, L.L.D. • London : Print-d fur Murray, Albemarle-street ; Sh►rwoud, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; and J. M.' Richardatnt, 100 pays, second Sub scription 10 £0 R. F. B: g 0 Monsieur Clement, Durham - House, Chelsea Madame Clement Young Gentkmeu, at 2 2 1 1 CONDITTONS.—•-1. This work will he.enrqprised :in T' eye. Monthly Nurnberg, and may be bound together or in Two Vo. lutnem.-2. Each Number will Contain Eight highly-fintsheil En graving+ on Copper, and Two or rn ,re on Wood; Ind 'Thirty-six Page, of Letterpresa, elegantly primed in Foolscap Octavo; price 24. 6d. or in Demy Octavo, with Proof Imprcesioni Of the flares, price W. per Number. - Asnovin o Subsir - Iptions alread One Day's Pay from Om Officers, Non colselsksned Offi. c ols, Trumpeters, and Privates, of the sgd Light Dra g00!111, petThomai Dillow, Es. Pay master, .6'611. 15s. Right H en. Sir Vi qty Gibbs Hon. Mr. Justice Ab bott Right Hon. Lord De Dunstanville lbe Worshipful Com. paoy of Mercers 210 Tie Wort , liipful Com pany of Ironmongers 105 A Collection at the Independent Meet leg. House, New. port Pagnell, after a Sermon, preached ly the Rev. 'F. P. • Bull, £29. 9s. 40. Mr. E. Compton - Ns *easy 5 W; G. CARTER, ditto 6 15 Rev. James Elmsford 5 0 Colonel Madan S S M.H. 1 0 Robert Watnewright, Esq. to 10 Temple-Cbambers, I.ondon. Subscriptions are received for the Association by all the Barker of London and Westminster; at the Dar of Lloyd's Coffee- Hose; and at the City of London Tavern. k h requested that all Letters from the Country to the Asso aloha be directed •to the Secretary, and put under a cover, addressed as follows : Francis Fscelisg, Esq. Central Post-fps.. • NI XT 'TUESDAY. THE very near approqh of the Drawing of the Lottery induces r. BUI - 1 once more to remind his best Friends the Public, that the 6::4:e Lottery begins on TUESDAY NEXT, the 17th The Scheme has deservAly met wit:t universal approbation, 46 it contains only 14,000 Tickets, yet has Two Prize; or o.:•.0,000, Two of 300,000, &c. &c. amounting, in Stock and ?Joon., to .405,750 ; •and there are Two grand Features i.: the arrange. ntent,xiz. the Drawing, each Day are to be equal, anti tLat the very first Prize taken out of the Wheel shall have XtO,OQC addi. Weal, consequently it may ke a Prize of 480,i.6C. Tickets and iharca are sealing by T. BISH, Stock-Broscr: - , 4, coRNHILL ; Alas J, cititglNG CiVSS. • - Who sold One Prize of X 30,000, and Tweuty•sia oaler Capitals, in the last Lottery; also, The First Pi ize of X.10,0i30 ever drawn, The Last Prize of £50,000 evi r drawn, The Last Prize ef £40,090 ever drawn, The Last Priz. of ie30.000 ever alrawn, Besides Prizes of X 2.; nOn, ,f 16; £15,000, £lO,OOO, &c. tots mit:lt:rolls for insertion. NEI: I' TUESDAY, 5€49,000 (or the FIRST DRAWN Plr;V! 480,000 rn.iy be gained by ONE Ticket. Additioa to which there are X3OlOO . £lO,OOO Esc %cc. Conicsis and Money. TCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CI. Con. tractors for the present Lottery, anxii , ,is that their friends tithe Public should participate in ail the advantages which the bade presents, respectfully beg leave to remind them that tl•e awing will commence neat Tuesday, when the fate vf One hird tie whole number of Tick.ts, which the Wheel con ics, will be decided On that day' the sutra Of ,404100 will be sten to the F:rst drawn Prize, by which arrangement it will be to that Orte Ticket may gain £BO,OOO. As this splendid ad• Image can rmly he derived by those who make their purchases tfore Tue4&y, RICHARDSON, GOODLIICIL, and Co. are anxious at those it lends, who Gave hitherto delayed their orders, should se ao time lu favouring them with their commands, at either their lucky Offices, Cornlaill or Charing-Cress, where they 14 in the late Lotteries 18,646 43t 10,214 X 50,000 250°° 1 Guineas. 25,000 X 20,000 .NEXT 1 UESDAY, THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE WILL BE ENTITLED 'l'O FOR 1 ir THOUSAND POUNDS!! IN addition to its chance of being Drawn a Prize l of ihiother Xio,ooo, making an unequalled Capital of C BO , OO O. The chance of this, however, cast only be obtained by hose Adventures who purchase before the First Day of Draw bB• . GRAND SCHEME. 2 ....Trine of ' £40,000 3 per Ct. C0tt5....2€804,0C0 2 r........... 30,000 ditto . 2 2 ... l,OOO ditto . B,OOO 10 .....,.... SOO ditto . 10 •-..... .......... . ...... ... SOO ditto . ...... 10 .......... ... • 100 Money . l,OOO 20 ..... •••• ... ISMS . lO ditto . L._ 11 1002 Tkkete. • Stock and Money, ,3205,760 Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great varlet, at No. 7, CORNHII.I.., and 26, OXFORD-STREET, stere the above magnificent Capitah will be paid on demand.— Nil klintiS in the Public Funds trausacted.--Ordars from the h:ourtry immediately attended to. 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WORMS are allowed to be the most frequent Sources of Children.' Diseases:—Their Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an Irre gular state of the bowels, attende d with violent pains; they bring on convulsions, affect the grswth of the hotly, alai open prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both AS a prevema•ive and cure( or these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of tist hightst charterers in this country, to have no equal. 'f !sear public approbation, given to tt.e Proprietor, irons a personal knowledge of its eficacy in their own families, stamps its merits beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it which no °the:. Medicine of the kirdean b.)ast. _ _ Sald at Meters. Baler and Son% N 0.4• ekeapiide, London, r packets at Is, tit]. and boles. a? ani an j abo by Mr. Gardner, Genrge.strett, Edlnbuigh: Messrs. Ntwticry and Sons, Dame-stree, flublM; and fly! Mtlteint: Vvoders every city and town in tie 131,ited Kingdom. arm CASE Ol A NVISLEAtArt. BY desire of a Nobleman, aged 51, Mr. ItYNtER publishes the following Case, that persons in a similar way 'may lur,,w what wiil relieve cheat : ,Vexation and Anliction brought on, many years since, Nervous Complatihs;Relaxatior. and Debility: immense quantities of Me dicines impaired his Stomach, and produced Acidity and Flatu lence, and a ;rain of nervous alfcc:iosis, which molested peace, comfort, and enjny alert; by irrizatios, horrors, fears, trembling., and gouty, transient pi:r..s ; and hi, held was grievously 'distressed with hissinls, trwrzini, gvieiness, atc. In this miserable state, having; as he helieses, gene throttgh the whole Materia Medica, he had recoinse to Rya:tees :.:ardiac and Nervous Tincture ' from the daily sse of which he obtained most comint table relief. N s ,B, to Mr. !tinter; Tor Advice dr Medicines, will be duly at t utile i—tteigate, Attgust, l Rl5. Sold WhOlesultand Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, bY Morn's. Sutton and .Ccs(late Dicey and Co.) N. lU, Ilow Church-. yard; And, ltemil. frril. h, Nu. .9, Haymarket; Randall, ..toys) Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford.street; F. Ne;vbery and Sou, 4s, St. Faure Chnrch-gird';' I; Harris 'cornet of Lud gate-street artalsl every Vender-4f Patent idedicintarinnithe United Kingdam,tio 'bottles, at 4s. Gd. ns. 175.; - and in plots, at S3s, by which therelyteonsiderable saving. • . . : • Of whcud may be „had, price 3.. in boards, Eighth Edikon, A Trait upon Dyspepsy. or linfigestirin, and the HhioChOodilic Disease; aria apon the Itifieni.aitory or Regular Gout, and the. Atonic, Irregular, or Flying. out : with various Cases of Nervous • &buns, Paralytic, and Spasmodic Aff.ctions; Diasases of Relaxa tion and Debility Broken Cin:Ain:non ; Habits impaired by In temperance, Climate, gtd. Tdgether with the specificaiion of the, medical virtues of tharestratadinary' Patent Medicine , the Car- 1 diac and Nervous Tincture; and of.the VA/kWs lineages and complaints in which it is administered; and of its Doses, Ltiects,l &c. liy Jame! Rymer, Surgeon. MATRIMONY. "!Whine patrons referant Mull/ nati."—Vrao. hronn ter raiut duhrace . Unmanly sons arise—a puny race ! ARRIAGE should be the foundation of social M happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties.tbat form the union not taking those precautions which would secure them the enjoy.nent of that great domestic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under which bonus' nature is known to suffer, there are none more alarming or mere dis tressing than those which result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or solitary intemperance. Messrs. CURRIE and. Co. • beg to state that the sedulous at. tendon of a practice excluslCely directed to the treatment and cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to ti's claim of superior acquirement. •As regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, which is contracted in an unguarded moment , and which poisons the springs of life • and for every class of debility , which is the conse quence of juvenile Indiscretion*, preventing the maturity of man-. hood, entailing by antidpatloo, en Its unhappy victim all the in firmities of old age-rtheNbody becoming enervated and arm-. dated—the cheeks yellow and bloodhis—and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result of their envied hi 'this partici'. ler branch, they refer to that replication, which, they flatter themselves, they have acquired, by SO years egperience, in a 'mods &Beaded practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphifie tic Complaints, a perfect cure is completed lathe short period 01 two days; and in the moit aggravated cases, aproper penesceratuie in their plan of 'treatment insures to the patient an invigorated coludtition. . • . Married Women, who have long Inn diseppoloted. in their expectations of a fa mily, may be mord that, inmost instaacos, such defeets ire 'curable by medical akM; and though the rr moval of suck hopedimeits be an Object Of doubt and uncertainty' with others, yet the-curve of suchlkiects, by the gradual • per. gress of renovation, le the acquirement of their exparialaCs- MOMts. CURRIE and Co. may be eeasulted by Patients of either Sex, with the mutest secrecy 44 honour, at theer ,howse, No. 107, Hata* radius lathe co:ditty, Wag that ease, age, and Isbli d irlivitit i tter Sea.4aellaeing a Val& Sum fer skies salleaffieVaea, the saammeiß -be #vaeausspae pert se the lEbstisas.—.loi, Hatton-garden. • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL:' . UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. 1[3001., - and RINGWOOD new light Dsy Coach; .4s out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Suow-Hill, London, at half past five o'clock in the morirng, and arrives at the London • Tavern, Pool, early the same everting; through Farnham, Alton, Alresford, Winchester, Romsey, and SA'ambwne. At :he re quest of the Inhabitants, this coach mils in a day, from Pool, Wintbort!e, &c. previously to • this coach carting, passengers were. obliged to travel by night. The iloprietors will endeavour to merit the patronage of those friends wLo have kindly Ind mated their desire to support this concern. SOUTHA M F ION; Lymington, Winch ,, ster. and Basingstoke New Four Inside Coach, at half after seven in the morning, at. rives at the George Inn, Southampton, by five o'clock.—This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Gum. Acy, St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace, 'Cherbourg, &e. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Aidover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoim, at three:— • The Weymouth Packers to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, Sc. Mahler, exc. From Cheibourg is a must delightful road to Parisi The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach, to LEEDS, HALIFAX, BRADFORD, and all parts of the North, sets out "at two o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives at the Golden lAon Inn, ).eels , next eveninp, at six o'clock, throash Stamford, Grantham, Newark, and Doncaster. 1 his coach is intended to accommodate the towns Lillis, Kalil:ix, Ilratltotil, and !rid- . nit y. It will leave Leeds •hr•:.e o'clock in the :,I,et•itmei. Pas• yengers may conveniently conic to l.ec.t from those places, and he in Loudon early the nests evening. .... 1 h U E., a NLW LIVERPOOL Llght Coach, sat one titght. on the toad, carries four Instates anA four Outside% -Irs nut ev:•ry day a: tow o'clozk, arrives at Lito•rpto,l ereta. ing thfore o'cio-k, by way of Luustabl4 Woburn, Lath. by; v. Nor? Wellord, Lutterwort!i, liuiekley , Ather• stone, Litchfield, ~tome, Ridgely, Newcastle, Kautsford s Wu• ringt on, and Prebcott. CtOSI.ING•i MAR I . BO ROUGH elegant Post Coach, through HUNGER FORD, !WRY, and R.F.ADL4G; sett out at Seven o'Clork in the Morn i tot , arrive s a t M ar thoroegli diuset .--comfortable conveyatioe fur ;ho:e travellingthe West Road • EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, llombester, Falmouth, Dart Mouth, and t'alislury New Poit Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock, through HlMlton, Axminster, Bridport, Blankord, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Only one eight out from Let.dun Plymouth. . . •., BOSTON, Spalding,•Piterborough, Stilth • ti, and Muntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evenieg....Coaches from Boston to Spiisby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. .„ BATH and BRIS . IbL Flying Pott-Co,ache.,througliQiii,.. 'ham, Cable, and Marlborbugh, every Anti - noon; arrive; 7t May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavtrn, mawstn.-er, Bristol, neat Mornlog.--t-Coaches'to WOW, Bs44ee water, Taunton, &c. LEEDS.new light Coach, called the Rstckinghairt, sets out ewe* - Morning at Eight tarries Four Inside,•only, and goes !so „ markably easy, with a Ganef! throughout, Pasics through Stain.-. .Newark, Retioed, • Dorcaater, and Ferrybtltigei'"te the , •• • Goldert,l.ion, Leeds, next Day,. at Noon.. Norwialwandin the .* uncomnien Expedition of this Coach. it is allowed to.he#tbelusepg.. agrSable and complete Public Conveyance our the Notth Road, beiniuntgoalled in Accommodation by any othei.• ` guineas laside,to.Letds. . -1 4 ; •'GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Doeskin, . • •Brownhill, Thornhill, Sangathar-Kiln, C;ennock, Kingswell, and ..All Patti of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. :YORK, Newcastle, and Edinhur&la new Coach, ptrformcd • with a Guard throughow, sets out every Morning at Half-pail SIR e•Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster„Darlington, •NorthAerton, Durham, Morpeth, and /3erwit.k. ,Paswegete finding them:Rocs fatigued from the length of the journey, may what Mtn: ley please, and then proceed on without any se, daionsl Fare. I. H. ER. the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Ceaches to Sunderland, Hub, Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. . • BRIDDENORTH and Walsall POst Coach, every Evening.. . I.IVER.POOL, Warriagton, Knutsford, - Stone, and Litdifsekl, Post-Coach, called The Expedition, .every Evening. at Five o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracvo's Head Inn, Dale.stteet, Liverpool. Guarded thceughouts WAKEFIELD Post-coach, every.lnornlhg at half-past sir. • ' CHESTER anti PARKGATE nep Poss. Coach,. Daily. •• • ; - ECLIPSE, a new Flyleg Pelt Coach, to York, Sundetlandb blewcastk, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, eve Al. ternoon, at Two o'Clock, by Way Orrloncaster, Grant.ltint, and Stamford. _ _ ~ KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, ' Balton, Chorley, Omiskirk, and •Garstang post , Ctraciaea, every, After? . .. noon at Five O'Clock.:-.Guardsll-, SUNDERLAND, StorAtarg and Tarns, tee Coach; 'Teri Morning, to, the George Inn, Sanderiand. - - MANciIE§TER, Wilm slow, Congleton, ,Newcastle, Wand: and WoWerharnpton Post-Coach, ;vett Afternoon.—Guarded. SHRD.VSBURY, Wellington, and Shit al Post-Coach, the Royat Charlotte, every Evening, at FivoiClock.—Guarded. • BIRMINGHAM•Meretwy Post Coach, with a Guard, sets r out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmbigitam next day at Nowt. Passes by Oxford, Easton, and Shipstone, so the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockln ham, wary Morning. . • • HULL., Norshcave,. Bowden, Thorn, , and Doncaster Poss. Coach every Monti:stet halt past sit, to.the Onus Keys, Mar e bet Pia ' ie Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hodesdon, Waltham Cross; Brotbonw; • and Wormley, each every morning. IDOVER, Deal, Margate, Retnerte, Canterbury, Faversltdmi Chatham: and Rochester, Post Coaches, morning and afternoon: N. /3. Passengers and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, at New White HntsoDellar; Plecadilly. ' WaLeiate B. 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