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. . . .. _. _ _ • - . . . . . . . .k • . . • ft Per rent. . - • , . • I • 1 • . . . • . ';AL e .1 k • ' .. r ... c..._ 1• . • *O f . ' \ l l. 4 1 / 4 .114 : t Arii, 4t . , ... ,f , 'U jii, :, , I t \% • “, 1„9 i a#4 . 7. i •r . • , MN r . '. 1 . 10 5 , • ' • Ifil t) . # . t•• ,L../„..... „..,...._ 64. .„....,. :30 ,.. 17 i . ir(!_sbr ~,,,,,,, ,v,...... A s ; MO Pr- I' N. , .... . . T _ - .. f • . -r.)) . 'li r '• . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1815. • r 981 Pluck: ‘)EV I.: PT 1 ritATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. •iiHIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Sri-yaws wilt !wforiit a revivid Play, tailed THE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; OR, BEGGAR'S BUSH. Tilt ett•ItACTERS IT • gc. AN, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. RAE, Mr. RAYMOND, r. MUNDEN, Mr S. PENLEY, Mr. 05CHERRY. it ARLEY, Mr. POWELL. Mr. SMITH, Mr PE:VIA:I; Miss L.KELLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs BARRE IT. After which the tiew Farce callcd MY SPOUSE AND I. THE ritiNCICAL CMAR AC ießs IT • Mr. Br I.LAMY, Mr. H ARLEY, Mr. UXBERRY, . Alt. GATTIE, Mr. HtIS.HES, Mr. WI U.l-1, Mr. BARNARD. Mies 1(1.1.1. 1 Y, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND. The Ferce of My Spouse and 1, will be perkrined every even• p further notice. HEA IRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per il formed, tie New Comedy of SMILES AND TEARS; OR, THE WIDOWS STRA I'AGLM. He CUARACTERfi UT • 117 r. YOUNG, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. JONES, Mr. FAWCETT, hit.. ABBOT Mr. JEFFERIE.3 ; Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Niro. FAUCIT, Mrs. GIBBS, Miss FOO FE, Miss SEYMOUR. The Prologue to bo,,spoken by Mr. ABBOTT, and the Epilogue by Mr. LISTON. To which will be added, CYMON. Merlin, Mr. EGERTON; Cymon, Mr. DURUSET ; Pharatnond, Miss BURRELL ; Dorus, Mr. LIS roN ; Lmcu, Mr. tAWCE IT ; Damon Mr. •I'INNEV ; Dorilas, Mr. NORRIS. Umanda, !Ws, lIUGHE.S ; Syria, hliss STEPHENS; Fatima, Mrs. GIBBS; Phcebe, Miss NPALPINE; Daphne, Miss MA [THEWS ; Dorcas, Airs. LIS lON. 1 , 1-morrow, I he Orphan ; with 13icrht:r and Sister. 11,e i.ew (wand Chti.trna4 Pantominsc, wilds bat been sines • !,unitner in preraration, will be produci dat the usual pcned. 1 h day was publii•hed, in Aso the 1 gird Edition. price ss. 1 1 1 - 11: FIELD of WATERLOO. POEM.— By WM. E't NCO . ' T. • Printed by TAMPS Liallarryne and Cu. ter Constable and Co. Tdiabursh Longman, LtLes s Ornlc and Brown, and J. 'alertly. London. his day was r.nblisbed, in ont duodecimo, price only Is. 9'HE SPIRIT of IRISH WIT for 1316; or, P*ST*CHAIst rAtrio : being au Eccentric Miscellany of I nand= Wit, fun, and Humour, numb the greater part never toore ig print. With a Sekciinn or amebas may have appeared ; micuiater:lsl' the Meridian of the Uni=ed Kingdoms; and eon- Hon. Mots, Repartees, Smart Puns. High Jokes, Queer Humourotta Anecdotes, LaughaWe bulls ' Deviiisti good 1 hings, sod varioas mho articles ill Intellectual Confectionary, a lapsed to the risible Muscles, and designed to dispel Cate. purge Vtlanekoly, cunt the Spleen. sod raise the drooping Spilka in thaw 0001117 Times. London . Printed fsr Thomas Teo', No. itll, Clwapsiiic ; and C. °apple, Pall-Mall. UT THE PROMO MRS OF. ANTIQUARIAN RE;FARCHES. This day way published, Vol. I. anti 11. of the A NTIQUA RIAN ITINERARY, cont.tiniir One hion'red and Sixty-three highly-finishes] Engraving; ; ,Aaying the A ileicnt Architectore, aticl other Vestige; Romer ?ins in Great Bri Jilt ; accompanied with .I.**crip:ions. t ss. each Volume, or, with !'roof Impressions of the • !..4, on la-gr paper, I. 4 6 . t . • 1' 13 b ityt the first Namber of Volume lit will he published on tl-e sit .t . January, Is. • d 4:1k1 tie work con. CALA reguluity every in. ci:h. 1.0r.10n : Published ' , y W. Clarke, New 1)ott.1-stieet ; J. Mur ta,. Albe . nstle ; Bagsver, Strati 1; J. M. Richardson, 1:0%11•11 1 ; IS. Cowie and Co. Voultry ; and Sh. rwood auJ Cu. rateirosti r•row, London; and may be hal of every Lookseller in the United Kolgduna. - 1 1 1AltilIFOR !TS AND H:iik N. CAPITAL . QUART. I iANUi oicrEs, from Ni..) es r m as los 174 gu.n as.good as new; Grand plaafta, Ca: i °Urines. l!aconotocs. Ste. from stl worse to II ), by Tonskims , . l.ocktcht. Uroadwo d %Vivien, &c. Fero Harl.4, one 55 siprk as. the oil. rat VS guirts%. by Emu May he viewei: at No 3, I met ger-place. Ir.qn ten I . le'''. o'clock. MONLY 0 , 4 Isit.l.h ERSONS us known ch Kamer in want nt Money, P rorerinp a frig d topic; en a H.II, may be acconit:n.d.orcri kinnetlia ely to any amount; and *here 'lacy a e nut kw:wit, they wilt be a. pplte.! as non 44 :heir re•pousibility is ascer tained Nineey sRt sill &ft, r ravine% as usual. Apply or ...dress, to Mie..rs. livauows and CO. RUSSOI-Metill, Rowland etreet, Remy square. Attet-d.tnce all day. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Ice. are respectfully • informed. .1w they may be st.ppl ed with Money to any • t on t.trms rival to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy I.lld, Leasehold Land, or liouses,Money the l•undA, Marriage Seta stems, Wt.'ows' Jointures, Clergymetm' Livings, or any other Proper , y. Persons of mere 4:tability may he supplied an their personal m.curts y only. Gentlemen sr ill find .cry liberal ac.cont • autdatton, without tielay. Application from twelve to two, or lvtteN ;post-i.sid) addressed to Messts. Willa and Co. No. 49 , South. st r eat, BeAtely-square. 'lO IHE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY Boors. LADIES AND GEN-SUMS, IBEG leave most respectfully to recommend to you the use of my invartiable Composition of JAPAN BLACKING, which preserves and softens the LC4illt r, and int. ;arts the most brauti!ul jet black ever beheld; words c.innot ►et lonia I. a ju,t praise, nor its transcend.mt qualities be truly known but by experience. •.' Ladles will and by the continued use of this eminently miperine Blacking, that their !Ulf Boots and Walking Shoes will ht Lin soh and pUable, and resist damp, with the elegancies of a I riltiant lustre. A uing•e Bottle may be had, as specimen, at any Nlasufaetory, and by the principal rootmaker•, Oilmen , and Perfumers. at all the great Towns ha the have the mot.. .a be, I .salies and Gentlemen, your most elie,!at ;; t and i.sible savant, RICHARD TUItNLIt. 114, Loudon-road, Southwark; Nov. 1, iif 15. AGENTS. John Diaper, Portsmouth; Chambers, Mills, Dalsbe, Shovel let ~ad Webber, sett. Gosport ; Allen, Page, Troad, Gilbert, and w, Port sta ; Kaillr, Lrggatt, Stokes, Shover, French, tud scpiire, Post Office, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight ; and may be t one or more Shopkeepers la all the principal Towns in Co: ;.,,igdons. Bouts, by the tiseof this Illachitig, will espericnee a ;ustre and jet black equal to varnish; words cannot bet forth its !'ett praise, nor Its transcendent qualities be truly Istiuwn bat by taperience. _ ittmatk. Country Shopkeepers' may be supplied with this Nsciaitig, in Sispenny, Shilling, and Lightecnyeti4 1.n:14i. by Wre.sing their commands to the NV:a-chow, whet it a single It may be hal as a sample ; or by applying Omi& the me otwo M the Wholesale Houses. c:)ei.X o o% nze :N(4. 114, London Rood, `ourLwsrk, Nov. 15, I ? I I. N.B. A. buy lance. Ihatichig. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Dreemkr I, 1815. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJEATri NAYI do hery4 give Nails, That on FRIDAY, she I sth instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat with such Per►ons as will unit mike to ►upply whatever FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at PLYMOUTH, •I*OR BA Y, 1).1R I . MOUTH, FALMOUTH, YARMOU tH, LYNN, and WELLS, in the County of NORFOLK, MAR. GA l'E, DOVER ROADS, and NEW ROMNEY, (on seperate Contracts) for Twelve Months; from the lit January to the 31st of December, 1816, inclusive. To beraid for by WIIs popish: with interest ninety days after date. 'the Condit ions•of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to Mr. 7 homas Miller, Agent for the Victualling at Plymouth; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth and Falmouth respectively; to Mr. John Crnektord, at Yarmouth ; and to Mr. Thomas Rus sell, Agent for the Victualling at Dover. No regard vain be had to any Tender in which the prier shall ant k ;started ix words at hngth, or that shall not be delivered to the BOa ni if. lire one °With on the said Friday, the 15th instant, nor unless the Person who mars the Tender, or some Person on his helsor,eetkiods to answer when collator. Fack Tender must also be accompaniaf by a Letter signet: l h two rep. pomible Persons engaging to become bound Talk the Party tendering, in the pen.zl Jam of oC•2000, for the due performance of the Contrasts at Plymouth and Torbay, and of E5OO for each of the other Contract:. . . VICTUAL 1. INa 01 , 11C1i, December 1, 1815. THE COMAIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1113 AfAJEB72 - 's NAVY, do kereby give 2.yitiee, - - That on TUESDAY, the 1 9th instant, they wl3 he ready to receive 'fenders In wraing, sealed up, and treat for the supply (nn ieparate ('on•rac s) of afl such Quantities a SEA PROVI- SlONi, FRESH BEEF, and RUM, as may he required fur the use of his 11I3jesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports under mentioned, via._ DUBLIN FAI.MOCI LIVERPOOL, SEA PROVISIONS, MILFOR,) HAVEN WA CERFORD DUBLIN LIVER POOL FRESH BEEF, MILFORD HAVEN • S WATER FORD FA LMOU 111 I.l%'Eit P(i01. RUM, !1.1(.)R I) !LINEN WATERFORD For Twelve Months certain, from the 12th January neat. To be paid for by Bills payable with interest at ninety days after date. '1 he Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Secretary's Office at this Office; or by applying to Mr. 1. Lee, Secretary to the l'ipe::liwer-gent ral at Dublin ; and to the Collectors of the Cu ;coo s a' Faintest:ll, Liverpool, Milford Haven, and Watet ford, respe:ylvtly. reJard will be had to any realer in Irliie4 the pries ,ball ir.t tr.," at length, or Mil ,hall Iv., be to the lloa)d I.<l se el( tr . ao.l. on said 7 uer.l.ly, the 19t4 , ern- 1444 JI the t.r..on who *tales the 7:thke, ,1114'e penal, on his l dial; to answer ^then fur. Nor will any Tender for tier S.a P<&visions th it contains tan:1).8,...,74d pekes upon some as ti:les.and pries mush in ferior to the real value stpme othere, he ormi.kre.l as proper to le ad mitted rt,h. t:,thr mast a:lo I accompanied 6y a later signed is two re:p+.r iiGlc py s‘n e, v er gin g k I omr loownd uri4 the tarty tendering, in tie penal MN If OM, .171 the due Nrfiremnee of each ?filo* Contra, ts. PICTMILLING-OFFICE, Datinher Is, 1815. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAVr, de ktrely give Notice,. Tha: on FRIDAY, the 223 htstsot, they will be realy to recrive Tenders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for what Hogshead, Barre:, Kilderkin, Firkin, long and short Pink, and strait Hazel Wood HOOPS may be demanded for the Service of the Vie'uUiug D‘partment at Deptford, for one year from the date of the Contract ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the 'fenders. :Ad to be paid for by I.ll► payable with in terest ninety days atter date. 'the Conditions of the Contract' may be seen at the Secre• Mary's Office. _ _ _ .IV3 reea►d soil/ k had to any refuter in 14 4 ide the p►see shill not be iv- Held in wor:4 at length, or that MA n:d be delin,re.l to the Beard hef ere one o'lloth on the Jaid Fri Jay, the 22d instant, nor unfelt the who 'maw Me En.ler, or some perern on flu behalf, alien-4, to anel. er when called for. WOW,: I.OZENbz:". WORMS are allowed to bit the most frequent Sources of Childrets' IToeases t—Their Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a palene-s of the face, emaciation, and an Inte r:lw state of the bowels, attended %with violent pains; they Wing on convulsions, affect the groseth of the body, and often prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and curt for these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testi mony of die highest characters in this country, to have no equal. Their pubilc approbation. given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its efficacy In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition. and gives a sanction to It which no other Medicine el the kind can boast. From the lion. and Right It ev.theLoril Bishop of CARLISLE To Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Cheapside, London. readily einbr, ce the opportunity your letter affords me, of itdding toy tesornony to that of the Los u Cater lia Rom, in fa vour of yot.r CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, my elin!q son having a few months ago derived very material benefit from the use of it. He hal been unwell for several weeksprevious to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid. ;aid complai..ed frequently of pains iu his head and side. The Lord Chief Balutt,who had accidently seen him in this state, fortunately recatnrnended me to the teal of your Lozenges; and that no time might be lost, or any iiiiitake might occur, in obtaining the Medicine, sent me three doses of it. The first of these occiviusied a visible amendment, and after the second dose every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged it right to glee the third, as the two former had agreed so uncom monly weft. Prom that time my son has been in perfect health and I certaialy ibute Isis cure wholly to the efficacy of the Wenn Lozenges. I have since recommended your Lozenges in several whetein I haye the satisfaction to assure you, they have umtormly hero of great service, I oeght to add, that Iron the nature of ti.e diet produced by them in my son's case, I appr. fiend the complaints to have arisen front all obstruction betwernthe stomach and viscti a. I am, &c. Rose Castle, Dec. 7. E. CARLISLE. Sold at hlr.Butler's,, Ho. 4, Cbeapside. corner of St. Paul's, London, and most M White's in England, Scotland, Ire land, Wales, East and West lushes, America, atc. in boles, st is Vol la I Ss. tid. each. SUPERIOR BOOKS FOR TIIF. USE 0.1/ SCHOOLS. 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RA a tisk cot sT's German and English, by Dr. Noehden, square 12mo. le. boards. bIII9IDA WS English Pronouncing and Spelling, square 111 mo. Ss. bd. bound. Wit.cocKE's Dutch and English, square 12tuo. price 10t. hound. You NO'S Latin and English, dm is.. bound. il!) lR.sLr.. aF ll.r NOTICE is hereby give*, lh.it a Sertion of Ogg. mei Terminer 1 Itti Gest for Me P*4.o re comm. 41 m Me lit* Seat, wegis tit jorirriiesion rf lb di I te:ea!t, of England, mill be id at Justice lira, is 'he Old It;Hey, or. rue 11, the 19th of December next, el eight **Jed in the INPI. ••• J. KISG':; ARMS 1.4 N AND I'AVERN. PLY mou-E;f. TORN . .IORRTS irga leave tnnst reiroTtfully to announce to tltt Nob 4 ty, Grotrr, Mt.••rs of dte Army and Navy, C•ni,tl).-rciA! Gurlent 11, an•l th•• public in gen ral, •haa he 1,,,s n rrt, :1 the 4111)Ve. I :ti g with Farn•tort• and &J. of best diesel-Iroom ro•uhi , livg rage and eoatrort. ia! , !ulated for run I a or 13divi 'ualg ; and that his Wines and biotite are cif the 144 (paltry —A good Lard. r Molten hav;nz, for several years heretofore, kept lio. arcs establishittevt, he mit& thai no vi;tlie4Voeln on hos part vi!l be wanting to give saoisfacri .n to tho,e leho May be pleased to h none hint with their cmninat: , !4 ; and did nusslt rate char : 7es w:II Ee :he invariaSie roily of Lis conduct. To oho.e Gentlemen who have r. ctntly visited the King's Arms his grateful aeknowledgmes s ass due. Extensive Stablhtg and other suitable converdenees • twat Ch.v.es; Hearse and Mourning Coaches. Celebes 4117 to and (rem all parts of England. Dated Plymouth, October NO, 1815. _ . SARACEN'S HEAL) INN. SNOWHILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING: From LONDON to YORK only TWO GUINEAS, Itistne, And ONE GUINEA, OOTSIDe In proportion to EDINBURGH, and all Parte of the NORTIft From LONDON to WEYMtM/I H, ONE GUINEA, Issina, And FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, Oursias: CARRIES ONLY leoLit COACHZS TUE PES KELP GOOD TIMIt• By B. V. MOUN FAIN and Co. The fol:nsving Pont Coaches, Coaches &c. set ont from tilt above 11,n : GosLrNa and C ItOOK'i MARLBOROUGH vitiran: Post Coach, thrutaz:i 1111NUE.tVait 1), NLW. MARY, and :).F.ADINU; At.: nut at tievi:u o'Clock in rlte AL.I-a• mg, arrives at r.:4ribUrU Ti• &ma. —itonfartable convey ant* for thaw tra ;4:thud thenVnt Hotai, The WA l'Llt Lot) Ale :v Light Fain' Ins:de Co tch . to LEED;, liAl .IFAX, 1311LADFORD, an all ;nits of the Ni , .tn,sets out at two o'clock in the ahernosrt, and artiuc. at the G,i•l:n Lion lun, Leer:s, neat eveiong, *.x c'c•oc►, through S , antford, Grantham, Newark, ant! I).;:traner. ! his coach is intett.ltd to accantmotlate the towns of Leeds Hilifes. iSradfni4, v.ct nity. It will leave Leeds a: three ,:chick in the af•erto»n. Psi. telitefil May COTIVCI4IcMI) Cii!l!t 1.1 Leeds from Viola places, and be in London early the next evet.ing. The U.siPlitC, a NI 4 .W I.lV!ti e tPt . lol. 14lit Coach, ally one night on the road, carru-s four (wide, an I fo.,e sets out every day at one tettsck, arriv) at Liverp4ol mat vet.. ing before seven to'citick, •st ay of Dunstabl.., %%Anent, Lath. bury. Northampton, Wautd, Lutieraorto, Hinckley. A;lier. .time, Litchfield, Jtone, Itt.! b ely, l'Otstecaa:le, KtuitstvrJ, War. rington, and Prescott. SOU I'HAMVI . OI4, Lymington, 'Winchester. awl B rake Niw Four Naar Coach, at vest o'clock in the mutt ~ g , arriv.:s at the ir:Arge Inn, Southampton, by sir ..'eh,ek —lbis is a most deltitful eonstqamr to rt.. less y, Guernsey, St. Matoe's Huvre tie Or..ce. C .erlsourg, etc. WEYNIOLT UH, Dorchester, Stand:Md. tal•sou•y, Audover, and easirgstoke new Pont Omen, Cirrff aftertt .v three. Me Weymouth Packets to guernsey, J. rt..y, , urg. .,t. Maloe's, Sti. From Ch-thourg to a trust dr igl.tfut ro.id to Paris. LXETEk, 11/mouth, Weymouth, llorcherter. F.:llnotA, Dar:mouth, and :au%bury New Po.' Coach, every ht,rtuitg at halt pat Si: o'Clock, thrnugl► Aanumair, &&4. port. Diatuttord, Bamtgttoi.v, ;.tul unottit. . . BOS I'ON. Pt-to-borough, Milton, an 4 Hunniqpiaa now Royal NI.A4 Cu %di, sets mit cyst y Lventstit.—..-Coathws hada Boitim to Spil&by, I ouch, Gantstiy, ;m,l H tll. BATH and BRISIVL Flying ens!-Coachei,tnroughChippens ham, Caine, and Marllmwoneh, every Aiternoion; arrive at Mr. Mal 'l, the Greyhound lin,. ltath, and et. I on.aon I aye/ a, rho. neat Morning.--enzthe b cu Wei:.. &App. water, Taunton, LEEDS new ligh• Coae4, cont.! th, /Rockingham, sets out ever? Morning at Unlit o'Ctock; c Are es Fonr it:•ndes only,, and anti Ti. workably easy, with a t :oar; P use+ ihrough .44.1320 Nord, Newark, Reiford, Doneary!, and Feriybrinr, io fist Golden Lion, herds,. twat D.y, at NS1,01:. v nwuh:to A% !lie itucommiet I•Apedilion ut th:s Coacit, it i, Allow it tt, Ile • he en a ; rerabk and Complete Public Con:eyance on _the Nurrit Rood, unequalled in Accoutmodation by any (Alter. Oul) gum,a.. inside to Yin k. GI..4SGJW, Linigrown, Gre.na.areen, Anaan, Dam des Pr 'within, Thornhill, Sitmitettar- li 1114 , eunteeek. King/well, and all Part. of Scotland, Canal:et-down Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Ethillatirgh new Coach, perhrmed with a Guard throughout, .era ton every M:trubliy, a: iiail-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, 11.1 ford, 1441:aster, l'orli:.gion, Northallertost, Durham, Niorpi:th, and 11.rwick. Pass •ngers linding theni.elves tatigued (ruin or the j,)iiriley, may rest what time they ylear.e, aid then proceed tel without any ad. &intuit Fare. J. CLACK, the Block tiWall, Cgilleritrert. York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, lion Scarborough, Whitby, and other Ploces. BAIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evaning. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven ht Coach, go, with Four Horses, and a Gaud all the way. through Li - magi:4 Appleby, Greatabridge, Richniond, CatteriA, litroughlwide, Wetherby, AberiorJ, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sots out every M 'ruing, and performs the journey w►th the greatest facility. - P:issergers de:amed ots the road by busitiesS, or pleasure, leave the pe, ufi.r advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirhy-Lonsilale, Bolton, Chorley, Ointskirk, and Garstang Post (20..d1C11, every After noon a: Five o'Clock.—Guarded. _ _ _ LIVER VOW., Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield, Puit-Coath, called The Expedition, teary Eveding ac Five o'Clock, to 13. 13rotlicron's, Siaacvo's Mud Inn, Dad... -street, Liverpol. Gtr....ded throughout. WAKEFIELD Pipit-coach, dery ntertlng a half-past six. CliEiThit and PAR KG . A . I . E. * new yuvi Coach; Daily. - ECLIPSE, a new Flying Poet Coach, to York, Sundcrland, Newcastle, and Ldniburgh, carrie 1 7 ;nir lnsklr• only, every Af. ternoon, at Tlitee o'Clock, by way of Doncazter, Crar:thain, and Stantiord. SUNIJERLANT.), Stockton, and Ynrm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Con t. , loon, Newcastle, Walca!, and Wolverhantptonyost-Coach, every Afro itooti.—Unanted. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shinal Yost-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a (limn!, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmioghain IR:Tr day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pow,. Coach, every Morntrg at half past six, to the Cro s s, Ktys, Mat.. ket Place Hull. _ _ _ SHE MELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockln lay), every Morning. N.ll. P'•••lengers and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, at the Ns w Where Hone Cellar. Piccadilly. WILLIAM 11. Mout/rani and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will nor he acc.onit,,l4: for an y Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than Five I owikls Value, it loss or damaged, unless entered as sot:band vaid for accordingly, at %bal.:arson's Head lam b Snosyshill.Loodon.