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~;;• . a ~. .~ • ~: / , ' e,:k - • 4 . . ‘... 1 .. , a . .. fro S • i!PY „- INih n NN 44,AF-11. t. . OS). " Aok . • • } cwk. • 7 it;asi 9004. . ______ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-I. ANE. THIS PRESENT EVENII 4 G, their Majesties' sprnatp wrfnern • THE BUSY BODY. • sir Francis Gripe: Mt. DOWTON; Gear Al l y, rS. PENLEY ; Charles, Mr. WALL ACK ; Sir I e M 'loos Trcifick , Mr. PAL MER Marplot, Mr. HARL ; Wa l ter, Mr. KENT. standa me l t. MARDYN; Isabinda , Mrs. O RGER ; , Neb.- !Vass KELLY ; Scrncwrll, Mrs. SCOTT. o uch wdl bt added, (14th time) a Grant: Comic Pantoinime, with new Mode, Scenery, Stc. called HARLEQUIN AVID FANCY ; or, THE ' , cars LAST SHILLING. The Oyerture and Music composed Mr. H. Smart. Th e Dances produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. Pantom ime of Harleq in u and Fancy ; or,The Poet's t h og, will be repeated every 'evening. pt re Merchant of Bruges. Os frleny, A New Way to Pay Old Debts. Oa s at gr ay, he Busy Body. m e eday, Vag Richard the Third. rigatiTßE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ,Is pUSENT EVENING, will be per formed, • SMILES,AND TEARS; a, THE WIDOW'S STRATAGEM. TIC PRINCSPAL CSAIRACTIIIII lAT W. YOUNG, Mr. C. Krtetit.a. My. JONES, gr. FAWCE IT, Mr. AKEMBL E BBOTT. TAr. /EFL . ..DUES ; Mrs. C, , es FALICIT, Mrs. GWBS , M.saFOU IE, Mist SEYMOUR. A litst Old (14th time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN and FOITUNIO; or, SHING-MOO AND THUN-TON. I9I:11 new !Hume Settler'', Dresses, ice. Tbe w hole arranged and produced by Mr. Farley. Tgakwfactontime of Harlequin and Fortunto will be re every itvenhlg. Tesnorrow, the Tragedy of 'I he Gamester. friday, Cymon • with The Magpie, or the Maid ? 0 ,, g s turday, the T ragedy of The tlipex,n. g o Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Joliet. tilekspear's Play of The Midsummer Night's Dream has been K„ xe time in preyaratioo, and will be product:.. on Tuesday NEW MUSIC. THE FEsTIVITIES, or Royal Visit to Bri.tht , m , Serenade for the Pianoforte, by T c:ar pht.ll, price 28.6 d. le Overture to Cymon, for the Piar.nforte, by H. ht. t.ts Ed The Arcadian Ballet. as danctte by Mis.l..orno and &Noble. in ditto, for tit.: Pianoforte, cone.osed by :Attn. pr. IL The Characteristic Ov:store to John t u ?art, comp teed ydi to, pr..:s. 6d. Dtar I.4ative Spain, sung who the greatest Ilia* by Mr. Sinclair, composed by ditto, pr. Is. 6d. Donald, iePade-of Dumblatte, s..i.g *ay Mr. Elliot, composed by A. pr 24 (he h Num lNe: Eiegan Extra -t% for heGetman Filite, composed a .0 enibellished by Granella diblfermtivece and Index to complete tin FirstVolunte, pr. ss. load= : I übitsbed by Goutaing, D'Alnutne, :otter, z..ad Co. t Unit V" Glade are'ouse, No '2O, Soho square. ' CRANIOLOGY. ' . Just published, pree ss. Nardi , . wish a HEAD, SEFACH of the NiLW ANATCY Y and PRY SIOLOGY of :the :' i .AIN and 'NERVOUS SYSTEM of )n. 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Levers addressed to a Young Man. on his First Entrance lots 14fe, and adapted to the peculid mr‘unistauces of the pre- i eat times. In s vols. I into Filth Edition, rice 3ls. htierds. " We cannot witi bold that tribute of praise wide% a work of such sop elstw e meth .'etuacds, from every tine who : 2 biere*" *was svel...re of the flatus generation.'—Guardian of Educe. lion, M Ay, tbuB s• Al:cia de Lacy, an Historical Romance, 4 yob. limo price k hoards. S. Tice Loyalbta, an Historical Novel, in $ vols. 1 :Mu). the Snood Edition, price ils. boards. " We are deligln t.. 1 with this bonk,.which is at once original 1 0 1/4 interesting "—British Critic, Oct. 18111. S. The Refusal, a Novel, o vols. intno..Cl. Is. boards. Paeans and Plays, 4 veis. prtc. ael. Ss. boards; HUSBANDRY OF SCOTLAND nit day was pts:.list.ed, in fwo Vols. Soo. with numerous En gluing's, price Al Ws. boards, the Thud Edition, gready en larged, of • A N ACCOUNT of the'SYSTEMS of HUS BANDRY adopted ' tn site more improved districts of Scot- . . ▪ 4 U 'with some observations on tLe I tr.orovements of which they i tetasceptible. Drawn sp with z view'ut explaining bow far these • ate applicable to the less cultivated Parts in kngland and By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SIW.I.AIR, Bart. Found•r of the Board Of Agriculture. rtPrin. eorin tedf e, or a A. na C i i.i r n uw ita n b , le L aLitC l o. ; Edinburgh ; j bu ob r u gh t ; jlosuonnuignyb, Lublin. • This work is, without all doubi o the most useful perform pi the kind that ha. mppeared in this country. fhe best +>Kriees of Sc ottish gnru ure are uute y but concisel y - .in a plain LusiLess-like manner. The materials, indeed, . unroll by a greit number of the most sloltul Agricultu "is' vill° ' Maud of indulging in 'Peculation. havP contented ...._ es. in general, with merely stating the port . ichlars of their ;:,nianageinent, and the success that has att.-Wed it. Their thsir omis and fences, their instruments, their crops and live stock, V n tral /nun, and the minutia whtch It embraces, are all " 40 411 delineated, that we think all the lending features of the hudoindri and rural economy of Scotland may be distinctly tC41 . 148 by readers the least conversant with these subjects. Mt. Review. WEDNESDAY, J , FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. • This day was published, in tem. prite 3s, halt btuntd, EADINGS ON POETRY.-Ey RICHARD Ml+ LO V ELL EDGEWORTH and MARIA EDG EWORT H. Published by R. Hunter, Successor to J. Johnson, 72, St. Paul's Citureh•yard. Tis;s day was published, price 2s. POSTSCRIPT to the REPLY d , POINT by Pot NT;' containing an Exposure of the hflidrepresentat ion of the Treatment of the captured Negroes at Sierra Leone ; and other mattrrs arising from the Ninth Report of the African Inci tuti:m. • By ROBERT THORPE, Esq. LLD. Printed for Riving ens, Booth, Stoekchde, &c. &c. Of whom may be had, The Reply, price ss huh published, in One Vol. Biro. price ISs. illustrated with a Map, exhibiting the Routes of the various Armies, 'STORY of the WA It in SPAIN and POR -IAL. 'FUGAL, from 1907 to It; General SARRAZIN.. " A more luminous view of the great scenes which occurred In Spain and Portugil wilt not easily be found; and it isbut jus tice to the Author to say, that wick he has detailed the opera dons with the perspicuity of a man of science, hr has treated the Commanders on hot,. sides teach great impartiality." Printed for H. Colburn, SO, Conduit-a:feet, Hanover-square. • Just published, in 3 vols. limo. the Second Edition. 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CAMPAIGN - I OF 1814 AND This day was published, in z vols. octavo, price s Is. the Second Edition, cur.ipriz.ng a citcumstantial detail of thellattleot Wa- terloo, by a Fiends Staff Officer, AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF THE INVASIONA OF FR ANCE IN 1814 AND 1815. _ _ by M. 1)E BEAUCHAMP, Author of the I li.toi yof the War in Li Vendee. This Work form a &sir:Lisle companion so I.:shinnies Cam naign in Russia. Ihe pottleal and milt aty annals of nations have cevainly never supplied Lich interesting stlbiects for the contempattori of mankind a. are uni•etl in the description of this aironishing epoch, in o Melt exhilked the most memorable eve..ts a 1 . ,. the mos! affecting incidents that were ever produced by the SWO: t! of war, or rt.ended by the pen ul history. Printed for i i. Cosbor n, 50, Conduit •Ftr,rt. This day was ptb:islu.d. tee Second Edition, considerably tn largrd and Improved, price Ss. lid. TFIE ART of FRLSERVING the SIGHT Un impaired to an evreitie Uld Ag.., and of re-establishing arid strengthening i; when it becomes wait. With Onset vations on tiselnco 'miser:cies and Mangers wiring from the use of cum mon Spectacles ' &c. By AN EXPERIENCFD ocuusT. Primed for H. Co.hurn, Cunduit-street. 'testimony in tavour of this Work. " We recommend this Tract to the attention of Lon.loners especially, and those of studious pvcifessi ms in particular." I.it. Rev. Nov.—" Au Oculist of considerable experience is evidently the Asioror of this little IVnek." grit. Rev May.— many " His phi lanthropy has stigested personal catitiims, of which the w'll g:adiy avail themselves." N-w Rev. Dee.—' , This is a l'reatis^ from which many very usetu! hints mil be derived. upon a s..hjec: which muat always be iiiteres , ing to the scholar and ire man of business. - But. Crit. Nov —" Phis Work con tarns many wary adinonitions." Month. It ev Nov. 111. ALTH AND ILAPPINI.,S. DP.. VENI.L's celel , rated TONIC PILLS are an immediate, infallible, and permanent remedy for all those deplorable infirmities, and distre•sing debilities of the nervous, vzscular, and niu.cu/ar system, which are occasioned by early nidiscre• ions, or the eaccue4 at riper years : it is not, how ever, by exciting a temporary stimulus or irritation that their benign but pow•eciul elite , . are nianitested, bu' by restoring the bnguid, debilitated, low-spirited, nervous, and re.axtql of both sexes, to renovated hea , th, the comfort of a serene mind, and the enjoyment of social happiness. This ine-tiniable remedy is prepared' and sold, genuine, only by flue Doctor, at his house, No.lo, Alfred-place, Bedford square, price 10s. 6d. BY HIS MMES frti ROYAL. PATENT. fl. A NTI-ATTRITION.—The PATENT ANTI ATTRITToN COMPOSiTION has been unecptivocally preyed to be the cheapest and best thing ever yet discovered, ;or Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables front being rubbed in the hawse-holes. instead of a plat, service, or rounding; the Rigging of Ships from the weather, and from Wing chafed, instead of I ar," Parceline and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in steam Engines, Mills, Sugar Mil's, Threshing Mills, (or other Implements of Husbandry generally usJil by Fainters), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery, of every description. It is also the best thing to preserve the Illsdes of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, front Rost. It will likewise pre serve iron Hoops, Water Wins, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, roars Rads, Gates, Park Paling, Barn - Floorings, and every kind of Wood and Wooden Building, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, eitar in the East or West Indies, where it is particularly caku - hated fur the use of Sugar Mills, Steam Engines, and other Ma -1 eLinery, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Railways from corroding and wear,ng uut, but also render the dreeght so light that one horse will du the work of two. One Priming of Vie Composition is in some cases equal to one hundred applications of Oil, tallow, or any other kind of Grease Paint, or I ar, and the Public save by its use trout three hundred to four thousand per cent. exclusive of preventing 'the wear and tear in ATaclinery, Wheels, Stt, Sze. which Is a saving of expense more than that of saving Nine Parts out of Fen, and nothing can be so clean in its working, or give so little trouble. `ioki for the Patentees ° at' No. so, Cbaring-cross, near the Ad miralty, Loudon; and, by their appointment, at mast Ship. chaos:, ter', Printers, Bookseller., Libraries, Stationers, Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, ironmongers, Cutlers, Coach makers, Inukeepers,'Coacti and Waggon Offices, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and shopkeepers, la the United Kingdom, in boxes, price 25. 61; Si. 64 ; 10s. ri d. ; one guiarmand two guine as each. 'l'he smallest sire bol contains a quantity sufficient to prime a four-wheel carriage: four dotes, with which it will run upward, ' of Six 1 housand Mike, without applying any thing else to the asletrees, and One.Helf.Guinea Box contains a suffideet Seam tity for a Stage Waggon to, travel 33,000 miles, and it will woe* with wood assetrees, or with common boxes aud azletrees of au+ kind. The Moat satisfactory proofs of the merits of this discovery iney be seer. at the Patentee's OffLae,•Nos 41, Charing-emoll i ent' also at their Agents. . , . .. . . The Public must be on their guard agai nst a spurious imenpe, Mon, which IS sometimes attempted to e Mimed upon them, ns . prevent the effects of iriction, instead of which it is injurious to machinery, Re. Mid none is genuine bat that for which a Patent has been obtained. To prevent imposidon, the directions glow with each bus are signed " W. D. Bellamy ," and hays the Kinei Arms on them—to counterfeit which is forgery otpd any persons making use of a composition by whith the Patentees are defraud. 04, will be prosecuted-10 Guineas Reward having been offered I i le t ybefori7„.,.......dereiallctryfrabcompauttidsi:eirLioieuratca,Paistenasttliamriabtliet.Atuitiontopoptestc. mei as N.B.'Any p erson attempting re make for their own use or ANUARt 10 4 1816. 0 FMCS OP ORDNANCE, Descifaher 27, 18)5. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. Jiarr, O.RDNAPTCE'do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office IA Pall-N . IA, on or before MONDAY, the 15th January, from such Peri.sus as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CAST IRON ARTICLES and WORKMANSHIP for MILL MACH! NERY, tar service of the Royal Powder Manufactories at Ft versham and Waltham Abbey, for a period of Three Years, de terminable after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of three Months, at tiw option of either Party. Patterns and Models of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnmee at those Stations t and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of .the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's' Office, in Pall-Mall afore.aid, any day between the hours Of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed sp and endorsed, " Proposals for Cast iron Articles ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th January next, at ln o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any tender he no ticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf Altai' attend. By Order of tke Board. . R. H. CREW'. Sterdaru. MONEY ON BILLS. • DERSONS of known character may be. supplied !o any amount at the 6nt interview, upon Notes or Bills, or where they are not known they will be supplied the moment their re•ponsibility it ascertained. Money en all other securities as usual. by Burrows, Cox, and Co. Russell-Mews. 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Sue neoN—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London rli IS INSTITUXION, establi-lwd for the exclu. sive Treetuent and Cure of the VENEREAL D19EA• 4 1 7 .•.. and their dreadful aonsequences, as strictures, Debili•ies, Lllce:a &c. has to hoa,t the cure .f ue less th.tri 2,000 Patients, ar.- nuelly, many of whom have been afflicted !rum JO to 20 ; e•:: s. 'lke early symptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chancre are cere , l in few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious. "nude of treatineut, and that weakness and derangement of the gmerative organs, which impair the constitution, and eiorien life, are here more sticzesstully treated than out any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at hie private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-nreet. Bedford-square. where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. This day as published, price 4s. boards, by P. Kiernan, a Second and improved Edition. of a eractical Treatise on the Ve , Hermit LOsrafe and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. ' No. vp. Patertiusti:r.row• ' HigSley and Soo, 174, Wet street ; s!alloW,C tt rine•court, Soh o; and I.y all other Boollaellers. - - Tit t'u. SCROFULOUS, CON MP LIVE, end NERVOUS. • EPERI MEN FAL LY convinced? with the ' world at large, not only of the inutility but injury fre (purely dune by all the Methods hitherto empLyel for the Cure set these Diseases, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, in the dispensations of PROVIDENCE, effectual Rem-dies cer tainly were to be found ; we 'confidently and zealoudy devoted out oilvt s V) the study of them ; and the result us fourteen years' application has been the happy discovery of Three New Reme dies, entirely out of the usual rotelne of Metheal Practice, pre ducitig the mlst extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not oily relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complain 3, 61: their v. ry Constitte inns are radically changed.-...We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive, heal their dieeased lungs, and re. store the emaciated frame to robust an I ruddy health. Nor t!o we pall:ate only the symptoms of Scrofula; k r our scrofulous Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease, and rarely fails routing st cut (tithe constitution. Our Nervous Remedy is eq.ially successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mentsli disease, wearied out by perpetual disappointment, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. the New Medical Institut:nu is established by a Susiety of Medical Genzie men, for the Cure of these Complaints only, at No. 8, ravistuck .street, Bedford-.quare, London.—F. XAVIEII and Co. *„' Amide Irstructions are given with each distinct Remedy, the price of which is 10, 6d. double XI, tpliadruple XL 13s gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of these modes of treatment. Dr. Sue N ea, Member of the Royal Col lege, may be consulted at the institution from eleven to three, or by letter, post paid, including a remittance, addressed to F. Xmite a and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet may be 140 gratis, at the institution, where the Remedies are sold, wholesale; and retail, and by all Venders in Townes* Country. MESSRS. CUR RIE and Co. Surgeoull, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where heir medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their pro!ession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies_to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of die sys tem which 13 the consequence at the pernicious and wa.teful encts of a habit lung and most unhappily pursued by the yo ut h of both sexes. in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a distressing state if debility, which, if not tamely re medied, terminates in impotenee. These are its remote and u:timate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually eliaractetise the earliest stav es of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing unde r t he disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the come of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cues of venereal inrec tfon, such as obstructions le the urethra, spungy excrescences, bard, tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also' Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have based the skill of other Practldeners, are by their present improved plan of treatment effeetuilly.and permr. meetly cured, without the patient .o ring the excruciating pap and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of their extensive prattles lathe metropolis, mammies cases of STRICTURES have beta endure daily under their carestha total eradication of which is et faced by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode Oran: superior teeny other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity, proceeding from this complains arpeedlly removed, and 'the Patitmt restored to sound and• sterns' health. But where the debility has for yens existed, a profit perseverance in their remelt lye remedies Is indispensably requisite % to revive the slum benng :sparks of life, and to reanimate the cootelcutioa. Patittuts in the Country are requested. to Este the particulars of their use, age, and general habit of lilting, &c". enclosing a fe lsentence for advice and Medicines, when she algae will be given or sent to,any part of the Eingdueas • To tensors that secrecy which Is so asset tial to their under • evasive', the postage of letters may be added to the mount to: sesellnitins.-9th Jane, 111007, Hattcovirdeu. • Pity 1 ‘k. ,EVEN-PE• R S. ENGINES on the Oti Pi ing , or on P itch 16 save bag the Comls usull:y rnelfainl...l. m a d e b y Foxiis and NVATH ABBEY MON COMPANY. fo.,aly, it by' letter, Imo paid, to •heal Work?, Gbniont.inahire ; or at Forts shil HAMILTON, No. 11, Matk-Line, Li:ANL Large Castitis of any tint en ellgitge terms. COS raI•HOUSE, BSUS rot., lan 2, 1216. • ra!,le Colimitchnort of hie frlajetty' s To BE SOLD '.3Y By Order of the Holton Customs, on 'Fortner 310. 513 p :Rio, in the Long Room of the Cos-om-Hou4t, at , Four nil to-k "t the Afternoon, THE GOODS liNDEIt:MENTIONED, Arm r I About 2 cwt. 3 qrs. o f ramtere %-arOtirg, 4 lbs Ch oc o are , 10 cwt. Muse°. Sugar, 45 galls. Train Oil., s 21 lbs. Tobacco, 6cwr. 3 qrs. Ci.rk Wood . 1 5 1bs aster o il, ► Lug Melogiri (3 cwt.) 1 cwt. 2 qrs. Ild Copper.. 1 P .re!pn Aac!ve (Su cwt,) cwt. White Sal!,l M Gallons h rub. 6 lbs. Wax Candles, t ; Tanpatin34, 3769 lbs. reatly-nia , le Corks, 112 lbs Coffer, 5 St.ars, 29 Russia Mats, 16 Cedar Planks, 15 tbs. gore 'des, S 2 lbs.Gusvit Jetty, 36 lbs Preserved Ginger, I 6 lbs Currants. Also, the Sloop calla the SAN EUPi Intl A, burthcn per. registe_ i r IS 65.94 Tons, together with her Materials, a 4 per Invrorny. :lie was built for a piessure yacht, is deoch-bui t, ve:11 uuud in niaterills,w . liA, Tog •cSer w:th the hul , , is in good coadirion, and well calculated for Fishing and Piloting, ur a Pleasure Yacht. • The particulars may he kno'vn by applying v the Warehou.c. ket.per's Office on Monday, the 22 I. and on the ino.-wng of .he _ day of sale, bt-tveen :he hours of ten and one o'clock, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNO‘VHILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING: From LONDON to YORK only TWO GUINEAS, Isnot, And ONE GUINEA, Oersfox: In proporion to EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORTH: From LONDON to WE Y fel',lll 111, ONE GUINEA, lusiox, And FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, Memos: cAlutigs • ONLY k•oVit IN4DE. COACHEi ny T e S t . S x r iotiN —HOßSE'l Ktie 4:002 AIN and Co. The following Pun Coaches, Mail Coaches, fee. set out from the ah•we hat: Gost.ING anti CROOli.'s MARLBOROcrC; elegant Post Coach, through HI. NNE ' FO:tte BURY, aed lit:AE.)lNa'; sets oaten Sevea o'Clock its tie hlor a leg, art Ives at Marlboro egh tO dinner—annfort a ble conve y arice fo::hose lrarAling the West Road, The WATERLOO New L.g:r F•tur InsideCosch. to LEV'S% HALIFAX, BRADFORD,. and all parts of the Nortleseis out at twe o'clock hi the afternoon, and arrives at the a•:.1 n i., in !,red's, met eveling, at six o'clock, throuyla Stano.nd, Grantham Newark, sod Doncaster. 1 his coach's inter it dto aceltr.:4 nizte [IT towns of Leeds, 43,Efat, liesdfare, and vici nity., It et!! let..ve Leeds 'tree reclocb ie.the afternoon. Pas :cuter, m conv!tnientir owe to Leers from thus.: places, anl be iu Losi•1.11 early the rife- eveenig. U I Pi E. a 'it \V stPOOl. !dela Cinch, only one night on ti. toad, carnets I,ttr Insides anti four Oetsides, .ets out ever/ (Say at one &Jock, arrives at Live:poll Mit vet. . i'l 4 ; before -.even o'clock, by way of Dunitabf., WJI a,u , La-b -bury. :eorthamptun, Weliord, Lutterworti., Hite kilt, Arises% stone, Li ahileld, stone, Rideely, Newcaii le, Kautsford, War. riteeoli, lied P. eecott. SOU I HAMPTON, Lymiegton, Whichest ir, and Banne stoke New Four Inside Coach, a. eight tic! lek in the Mot nieg, anivrs at the Gteirge Inn, !;outhasi.pton, by six w'•.' A k his is a most delightful Cl)n ves woe to the is'e W.g it, Jersey, Guertsie., :;. Maloe's Havre de Grace. Ctierb'JOlT, &c. WIY NPU I H. Doe- teeter and Paying take new P..t Coach, every afterno.m, at three.— l'he Weymouth Pack , e- to toernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, it. Maloe'te&c. Front Chet licure is a must deh k ihtfi.l road to Paris. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth ' Dorchester, Falntouth, Dartmouth, attd ealtsbury New Post Coach, every Mori:1,::: at half pa-t Sit o'Clock, through H tttiton , Axminster. Britt port, Win Word, Basingstoke, and Baushot. BOSTON, Spaldirg, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdcn new Royal Mail Coach, sets out.every Ev :ning.--Coaches from Bostoure Spilsby, I.outh, 'Grimsby, and H e n. ii.vrti and BRIKIGI. thing Post-Coaches, througliChippene bann s Caine, and Marlhoreugh, every Atternoors; arrive.at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Dade and the London Favern, rhos mss-street, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. water, Taunton, &c. LEEDS rew light Coach, called the Rockineham, sets nut every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and rte? re. markably easy, with a (Nara throughout. Passe. through *ant ford, Newark. Rexford, Doncaster, and Ferrybrielge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Nnun. Notwithita.eting the unconinton Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be :11: inost agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Ro id, being uuceualled in Aectinenoslatiote by any other. Only two guineas inside to York. GLASGOW, Lougtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries Thornhill, C - imuock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland. Catnperduwu Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Etht;burAh new Coach, perfumed with a Guard throughout, sets out Leery Morniug at ital.-oast Six o'Ciock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcsster, Dareogtor, Northallertim, Durham, Murpet:, and Berwick. Pas,:eneers findgig themselves tatined from the It neth of the jaunie, , eay rest what time they please, and then proceed on w.thout &clonal Fare. J. Cl.* tt, the Black S van, Coney-street, 1 t.: k, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Huh Scarbotot.eii, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTFI and Walsall Pon Coach, every/Evening. CARLISLE., Penritli, and Wlinehaven 7oer Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. ea."; thrOD'i:l Moues, Apitleby. Greetabridge, fticheueol, Cart -r.ck, Diumight;esese, Wetherby, AL'erlor.l, lenncaszer, and Grauthasa (the merest way by eighteen asiks). Sot's out every Morning, .es 1 purloins:l the journey with the greatest facility. Passev;ters detained ova the road by business, or pleasure, have the poi chin advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. • KENDAL, Lanca..ter, Preirou, eirise-Lonalale, Bolton, Chorley, elninkirk, and Garstang t'ost Coaches, every After noon at Five n'Clock.— Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Wairitigton, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield, Poet-Coach, called Ihe Expedision, every k.venine at rive o'Clock, to B. Brieherton's, Saracen's Head lan, Dale-street, •Liverpuel. _Goardlil throughout. WAKEFIELD Pon-coach, every morning at 'riff-past six. cliEsTEit and PARKGATE new Post. Coach; Deily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sund,rland e Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every At ternoen, at Three o'Clock, by way 01 Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every. Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle. Walsal, and WolverhansinotePosi-Coaeli, every A•terucem.—Guerded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sbaffnel Post-Coech, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Cleck.—Guerited. BIRIVIINGHAM Nithniry EillAt Coach, watt a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, aed reaches Eirmihiglsam next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Easton; sad Ship:emir, to the Saracen's stead, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Montane, How hen, Thorn, and Doncaster Pose. Coach, every Kormng at bat: y..st six, to the Cross Keys, Mare ket Piece Hull. 14. B. Preeengers and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, at the Mee la'bue Horse Cellar. Pic:Ably. Woaciterse, Paissiosta,Haaeroao,NlCNMOCTra, KIDDER.. SIINSTe.n, and aU parts of Waleso.ow Fly W.iggvne ticaday and Saturday. WILLIAM B. Morrrean and Co. respectfully acquaklt their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountabie for any Parcels or Luggage. &c. of more than Five Pouuds Value, if lost or damaged, unless entered as sucbas= for Iliagordlsliels at the Sairaillat's Head loop Soow4dU, I.