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COMMON COUNCL, holden in the Chamber d the Guildhall of the C l ty of London, on Trzsicav, ate f ,:st by of July, ISIS ; Bodied unanimously, that a dutiful and loyal ADDRESS plaited to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT/ oche MARRIAGE of his Royal Highness the DUKE CLARENCE with the PRINCESS of SiLX&MEINIS ,AN, eldest Daughter of the late reigning Duke of Saxe-Mel 7Aen; and also of his Royal Highness the DUKE of, KENT Wilda PRINCESS of LEININGEN, Consort of the bee nisee of Leiningen, Sister of the reigning Duke of Saxe-Oo tam, and of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saw- Clout" Resolved urtzirnously, That a humble and loyal Address caseated to her Majesty, to congratulate ber on the Marriapts at *R071114'4003 the poke of chow with the Priasetsss of gue .t. e ,Diagn, eldest Daughter of the lase reigning Duke ci we- mows; and his &gal Highness the Duke otKest with the l'noas of Leiningrn, Consort of the late Prince t i gingo, Sista of the reigning Duke of Saxe-Cobourg, at, Royal Liigialeal Wince lacoiold of 110e-Cohnoeg. 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" P .lllti Pr °F i I - Nv . 36 Wnalqr o ‘.......... - ~,, * ---,..-- . I - - . WEDNESDAY, J Y 22, ltjlg. . 'PitrcrStvFx-pisci. ' • ii 1 - - . _ ... .........__ -.....-- --. . 7 171SIIPOND'S ASYLUM for the INSANE, MORE CHANCRS-Li_ ILS TW.061 9 _ WILTS A OttltritßY -BIBLE •SOCIWTY. .. 1 , ter r Bristol, for se kine a period superiatended by De n Cox dar a imE Ll AßE L ALs— tor ixo,:r.7lll . 7 mod THE WILTS g ANNIVERSARY MEETING;O! the ' t me Oa* deceased), with midi distinguished attendee to the Me- • 9 9 A UX ILIARY smut SOCl.VY'rrnii be 1 i dicai treatment and genera comfort of the padenut will wo e. • at the publac approval already evinced Of* of holden oo renames, theldthlat Aigost, in the nnwo h. 1.1., ewe to be conducted by Dr. BOMPASS, who for many years the Wotan Lotter?, and nenddiats It Ith duel tomtaihd dil ar e Domes, pane* a t Twin e , m o d," 1 II CO assisted his late relative in its management. have sot pt homing bin wi th their mouninds. that in • 1 'T.G. ESYCZafIRT.• Esq. will take the Chair. . pan last Lottery coutainiee Psisss4 Thin, Tikeenod "man lib- * • MONEY. thou g h tberewere thee 18,000 Tickets, yet the price rose Ito 'T. A.I.CETWUEN, 1 alt. ELLIOTT, Secretarke [N. " la.r i N O.BL . EMP.,N, csantlemen, &c. may be supplied near ly Is° f or a 'Ticket. and naa Piranashfir a Barear.a• 'ln *I ih1711 .9 IA"- . ente * my ee eats =matt eit tonne apte d to ounegage , lisSeirythem are but 8,000 Tickets, w i ,b SPrizes-of AZ6,010, FOR 6sosif ON - AUCTION, il EH- secured cet Tr o m p ee c opy b o ee . „b o w b a c or H owe , bpidest the sweat Number of vaime Capiniiii, and the preeodst for a six. "l ast Ordar a the Ilelousabk Commiasiosies •of •iskt•igsimetc'e NT Mousy in the Palk. Usrilage Settents, Widows' Jointanes, P ri e" f4a/ T ' CHI 1 " 1 " 11644 a " 44 USW. Ad at m e C estom _Hd tin fp , -- , late clei rm ado e paafle• rot any ether rroPortY• Persons of fe• w teentb ..-' r_i iti tbst •Bch wll enac otnir i tC:. . 6 " 41911 ?di. - -- Wbil iot te teler :d .. to ihugosal.„lBlll,•at Eleven d'Cl u t s ik e it in ZlL ti ferriboon, l "dillithir' t ao . soectebabif real be enesnalossiatol. cm their pensonal d : "'"'"*`" 611111 tdiatr I T, w sn h e and the busiest, completed withhot yr enotee A asdval unlmoten in anTrartnar Lotter y Wadies like swan- THE GOODS UNDER.MENTIONSDAbriffIibit .. beret /Math, ash be men bydse•fellossing no- cation fro, twelve to two, or (pasti e l i dj i alet4learer-onsumption, vit. 11 i . PROSPECTiI& Masses. *llls aed 1R...N0.4, South -street,CO6o *Planks Rose Wood, quantity 75 cwt. gape. • 60,000 Pounds for 439 0 0 Ibe - • --,, • 1 0.24 e aid 4 Crib (*dap, WelgMeg 54 ewe - ....• I ttomAtic.sruirr of ViNEGAR, Oh! Otte- 44000 Polinds for -.-.. -SA 7 6 56 Casks and 243 Bop British Selz, quandty 52 Tone. t • i 1 1 :.. .50,000 Pounds Mr... .....19 19 10 0 • 194 Doran.Botties Haar Drops. • 7 1 ..1 .. I. , . Ps 14 - adateentionedgr, NENRY, and brolght bylsis suommirel • *Alio • Piaui for •l6if 0 18 Pinup ESSejae. at er., I . Ma improvements to the blehyst perfection) continue, to be preparbd t 15,000 roved* ler .20 '9 • • . • she and sold by Messrs. HE111 , 4 ManufactpringCb,ardsts,Menchoter• - e ,• ow 700 Potted. fem..- ... e 4 a , . - cot Ibis apassetth peritoneal Liquor 6 a compound of *air • " a. 75 0. Pouryisfor Eli 4 i :nom imyr irricinrs chtktri•r ..f c°1194111214811 ' • Wieb . 4" Asst .Ow" A r am ** - '4 , 1 ? ''" 1 173 Poundititer..... .1 7 0 ...L.-4 Lot dik r aciasi dla N. It tM l " ' ar o.- .. s l aSs e.... 4 ' far _me ga° . ESll'fi i ihrte of grata& for ialidicfewnea ocaferrea or; 1 l y • --- - ' _n___ ....." ''`` .l le F' .. " lei L e liebemeaffeatrangeomnistil th acTurehlisen Asa • BANKRUPTS. ... tub , 0r "... ~. •Wfilimienßadge, of Carburtoneerset. lataf=cts • / • l i t I Wiggling% maw= pmtwetiet moos, stsdhethe elms spate- h ... I i on meets of cheek& Itesseatemets, *kat speedefaleseasadllen -- ' - ' l6l/ "" *.a S i."ll - 1111114."4.41.1 " -"- -"' - "thaerilme end ecenninaler, Itablentecoer, • sesd ki = . .I ..„, Throw, 'Pipit.. nod &lariat emeos, mid alledieehakellena Dis- • ~_. •6 1 4 4 "Et mem . TheAmpatbfilpitit of Viospemeybsopersedvaddimet For to lisiol Wises Id .IAOO AotereiNts• with . - I at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. C. Pemson, fn. Ilialenk•Ptece, •POST, .CLAIiET, or•MADEI RA, lit any in to Hot Illinates, where kis fonstilisoisslarly grate- ..___- • 'Schaper te-st teen . . fel and seistery. As, boweves, many and ffsferforprepa. Amounting i to hoar Pipet of _Pt ee . r o r at_ d o !? , l:',r Four James Toinlin. !tie of Chaffee**, Gray's-Inn-hoe, bitekleter,, 4 ,„ k ot rationsammedil mar **sense and names, the public are bad ' o f , ler wee °I Cl e .. - . n ei a 1 1,000 °° ver c _ eldi _ r ag ° as° dealer and chapman,-Jely 2s. !gust 8, and &pe. I,:st ten, regosetei Wbarve.seekeedy proefefita bsinggandse, that the In FegYouace'rce hheeee• The a Inc to be chosen by the 6 at Guildhall. Antornins, Messrs. Weston, Treed ale /id Brakes, a IHr salneentAllesiew klebry, Mmebester, arsongsaysdontbe stamp. - theauskto• : Fontbutelestrect, London. • liat Said mbabralle and retail by Balky and Blew. Cocksporetreet, ,Eisiins 4th AUGUST. . Will.cm Armitage the elder. now or late of Timone, 'iocketrate, intim' er, den'*•tind cbapstaii, 'July 23, Man& Sept. 1, ickl li . Tickets and Shares are now on tab: at the Mae of CAR- • .. , (the only Ageets in London authorised by the Proprietors), in - bottles, price se id. seek , wh ere b e h i d, g pooge B ozo , ROLL, the C.untiacter, No. 7, Car:Mill, and 56, Oxford- s treet, at the Dog and Huck Tmeneffnitistrmupon-fluiL Adonnes • .I , of Goid, Sever, Coreskin, CrystaL &e. London : who Shared and Sold in the very last Lottery, .111 r. Wan. Walmslvy, Parliament-street, Hull :or I,lr. Kept- *; • • • • .Also, •arayk Chee" Magarnte, i n ' it itki. eel, mad No. 9,451...... a Prize of R 20.000. Ellis, e 5, Cbaneerglatar. Lbndan. .. . , • *pi with glen stoppers, at us 4. eath ; thick nemielffingide Baddes Eight Capitals of £l,OOO, 4800. &e. blilcab Ball and Themes NalLeiLKlngston.upou-Holl, Weolkili; ki the stamps. And to CARROLL'S late Contracni ; drapers and copartners, en, at ten, July 2 7 , at rigkeled , 1 tell • ' - 71785 £30,000 I 8,645 CW,210 Sept. 1, at ten, at the 'Neptune Irin, Hull. Ateonans, Sfr. . . nay grOWERFS TONIC PILLS, for IsomeasTioa, 6,545 R 30,000 1 4,349 6:20,000 V. in. Sconx i , eti, Tecesdneedle.street, Landon, or Mr. Ito- Mr, .A. iirgAIMISS of Seeman, Baum bILICHILAILITUI, and " &c. &c. Ste. mss Scotchburn, Great Driffield. raw their attendant. Symptoms. These Pills are confidently recent- Robert Wright, of Liverpool, mcreinnebreker, dealer and elep- * I atal mended as one of the lest and meet certain remedies that bee UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, man, August 6,6, and Sept. 1, at can, at the George 141‘1.i. . ever been discovered, the the various uneasy venation* whist ?SOS ens verpooL Artornies, Maus. Apatite end Wtaght, S, 'Clay's- *a. a of result from a weekene# d e ate of she Dipstive Orme-9;6l4st' SARACEN'S MEAD INN, SNOWIULL, Bench-Walks, Inner Temple, London ; in Mt.' S.nktrson, in . sea. effectual in their operation, they cleanse and yet streogdwit dm LONDON. Sta ffo rd. Stomach, and correct a c o s tive habit by relaxing the Bowels In Samuel Abbott, of New court, St. Swithheniene, London, mar- `To Yea". 'LIMOS, Enrol:mot, and all Parts of the North. _,__ ~..,__ __,, _.. , ~. A Tracy so geode as surety to appear the effect of a medicine. Four Inside Coaches, the beat Horses and keep excellent Time. •""" '`'` er nun en . 1 1 )"• 'n 'l'4 2 5, ALlitaltlsal'd .Sept• 1 : •t # ‘ They rosters the igpst4e, rthat clittics, apt stromow a due B _ B Ni v b 78. W. M OUNTAIN and Co. ' ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', ttlessrs.Nwein std Lakes, 8.. ttsr end regular *monists Otte .me.-.-They are sold at its. ed. 4s. 6d. 'Mahan -street, lAndon. sees and t Is. a Box, by Imo( Tows's, Professional Chentist, Was. THE following Post-Coaches, Mail- Coaches, &c. Day MR NOS to be made at GUILDHALL • f nee eernitreet, sear Rattan Garden rand may be had menthe whole- J. set eat froth the SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow-6111: . July 2.5, W. Woolsey, Great Mary la-Boont•etreet. le.taer. dye sat and retail itedichis Warehouses in London, and at the re- Th e UMPIRE ' , a .New LIVIEEPOOL Light Coach, only . i i 1 dadier, at tweine Jo/ ta, J. Mackeoult, Worthing, ten:emir; dnel seectehle ;IMO* gs Booketliers in molt principal tow's. one night on the road, carrying at ten. August 15, R. B. Sateheell. four Insides and four Outsides, ets Ox. - rip. AIWEICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. six o'clock, by way of Denstable,Weinurn, Latbbnry, Northamp- DIVIDENDS to be made in tie COUNTRY, I Ka; rot namnsair wean orrszato emu emu. ton, %Vern, Inaterwortb, Hinckley, Aestivate, Litchfield. August 12, W. I..awton,l`.'ll:nilow, shopkeeper, at two at tn. nap- A MORE singular instance of the eflteagy-of this Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, Knutsfor4, Warrington, and Premix. Waxen flulkeley Aims Inn, St , :Atrnet. Ammer 12, W. MIL 'or. - 4 di• invalatable Medicine cannot be found, th an in she ease of SOUTHAMPTON, Lyntineten,Winebettmond Basingstoke more, Mame, Man. Lester, einteseApinner, at reo, ::: Le star , i ton. a And of /Ps. gssish, ika 20. Feertmentreet, Waserneereads new Four Inside Coach, at half-past 7 o'clock in the nassehat kbenchesten „Aegis' ie. J. DLnd the younger, AL...-ket bacon it, cy; the child at 49 munnat Pfd holm only foes teeth, and suffering arrives at the Delphtn lon, Southampton, by sve o'clock. This innke,,per, at at, pt the lane* Thad, Appleby. Aug - .at le, I. i Itlo- under the mo s t alarming waste of body. It was yeacieted M -is a Malt li 4 band testswpaneoeo able Lk alf Wight, Jersey, Thompson. Keekle•Grewe, near Whiteltaren, inert:Lane at oft, rah- once a degree thumbs mina aelsemed to eiktain ante a arena Cloanelyetie -Matoek, Haeredeniirsee, Cherbourg, ke. at the Giae . D. err, LtverpooL August 13, J. Tappet& n ' 0 Fe- t• i Vb. yoboraece, ponies ,mteg felt; is this mate the oitild &gyred , SIIRKWSBLIRY, Wellington, and Shifted Post-Conk, an.isKsso. ectteart, at tea; et the gu il dhall, Canterbeto.. Ant. '1 i i lees for man/anon*, Warble of being racivo4, when Panynasonss every evening,_save o'cleek--.Guarded. 10, W. limber, Altravick,brencer, at twelve , at tires[ hire Swirl Ws dirmied her to try tba BOOTIVNG SYRUP, which to one WEYMOUTH, Inotebester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, Inn, Alntrick. Anyust ti. G. Abrahams, Taknotnie irteraage. 1 re. we e k pecsammay our more teeth, and destroyed the fever winds smd Basingstoke use Post Comte every at:emote). TtielVsey. at ewe et tim bentuaserebil Poems. &Pleb du), had sakes theeanmell tie lffe of the child, wise I. mow foe, moods enthete its Getcanenderect. Aide:n:l : St. Af"al_tz:sip.saatc: . .. . CETICATES.-AMKST 11. • hid- years old, having cut all his meth, and the bones seem to be EnT.ff • rialowen reef 4 n ‘/' •_ be! Ins .. e_....._..._. I - • ____.. Tara. v Fa* to tharceiffillaffbeeteee. sod the child is able to walk Dartmouth, and salisburgoew Peet ey e nve s on eet ak e ~..e. orne. nes og street,..ww....."o"f i g; mat steme, yi 1 "bone ;Oki the alkalis* of a go-cart. The mother haring o'clesek, throngh Plosauso, Axminster, part, WaFtdford; °la AttiatlY (ccand, thkoolentketaisme_. v. . . , act anetherchibl threestostia old, lest no shoe in applying tie keep Besiagstoke, and B . agshot . Halifax, merchant. I'. Itssinutyne. - Preston, Inmedisper. J. t to its gems, which brought its teak gum* otiose., and BOSTON, Speidtig, Petertonsugh, Stilton, and Huntingdon Dean, Drastic IluildirP e "'Pia; harlot L s teno , "mvidesett- inb. therefore presented these aktraskyr symptoms "Web so often Royal Mail Coach, ants oat overt' aretung to Slniabl. Lend*, row, Hackee •v ' merchaut. . i v. attend dentition. Tier above singular case may be proved by Grimany and Hull. 1 I pie-applying as above, where the child may be sten. BATHend BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, througli Chi pp en- 1,0 tISBC up. a - I • T. b. ban of the , Samson and Williams, No. Oe, ban, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon ; arrive at Air. ' ril ' Newmanntmet. , London • and, by their appoint . May's, the .Greyhound Las, Bath, and the London Tavern, • ' Isle Mart , of all the principal bpollelet Venders an d Perfumers in Themseetrost, mad the Swan, Brigid, neat filognini• Codas. The fuliewing Accottet of Lativripb-arg, or Loaisbovar, near i ;$ town sad coentry, at Se Pd. per bottle. to Wells, Drdgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymou th , Ac. citation!. the eminence of our respectable Princess the Dowa. l' . 05. N.B. Mr..3l9onsion gams the Poor, as timid, at her home, LIIED3 new Light Coach, called th e Rockingham, sets out ger Queen of Wistausexo, is extracted from en ieterening iood every 71sebday and Saturday morning, from Ninety Yen o'deek, every Miming ; came' Poor beide s only, and go•.-s remarkably , ~ , _ , _, . , ' ith a d . hl bringing aLe u e s iroilw•noroolliiie# 7 oookorope, it:allying ass& wit a Gear dwoeslasett perm . one , St throne h g last r un d tweet ibletatil, 'WA pUrgiited, CII:4A 's AD Autemn near the ime. ' that dal bee r7/ 1 Oblitteed Arto4; Newark, Retford, Dencesiers and Falingbwdifia, to she shops Rime; or, E...ttchus of Cearre, Society, Santry, &c. di sume Lion, Last* neat Morning. aTortrithatandinii the enteMelemen of the Cotnerfleeter bordering an the Rhine." . heir NERVOUS COINPLAINIVF AND DEBILITY. expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable . . ) THE l a st celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the , and am*** egaccreetee ea the Noah &val. being 'unenualled " tudwissburg, the favourite seat of the late Kiag, lode 14114solimoiitoo by say other. A coarse of bis extensive pratelee encountered .. r it ''' D sack di e t ree m s i cams a ss u m es c o mpl i sbu,' t h ogi =" 7 GLASGOW, Loogtown, Gresna-Green, Amman, Dereenes, and the present residence of our compatriot , his wi- ba. Erosenhill, Thornhill, Sequitar-Kiln. Cunanock, Kinpwell, and dote, lies in a fine, open, picturesque country, three ." :'•'• teen &teed to diem* bis rng's; atematien to the t e mierering an ef. of Soothed, a rest Coach, (Duly). t i leagues from Stutgard. The neat town, the arnp, la " = lll4l"ralaimit 411/114Y. Th"valla Medicine he" ill 'f ar rten K Searboroagh Whitby. Shields, Sunderland, N tee to the publla Attention. under the title of " Dr. FO- - , THRROILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result castle , and Ed inburgh lions, have an air infinitely more imposing and cheer. , „ sub- throughout ; sets oast eery M or n i ng r at slight 'Cl w' o ' cit, a by war.;l " , ?,: s s. _ d o tlng hill eir"ta atad ein g enninadag bi sled" . ove "f r hic y d h os i rri i pti ltw o ar n ia :f ly bk mic emos ee" dis orders of Newark, Redf or d , T u td ....., casler, D p arliogt_ 0 ... n. N a tr .,.. thalle .n. rtan_ 2__ Dur i_es - ful than any thing in the Royal Capital. You ent•r oohfrom Stutgard by a handsome wide intent, cue 5 . ..4e ,- i t e ot . Head-aches, -..- a" their redoes 418tr"143111 4reC11"11 as Lcivrness of Spirits , fatigued from the' '"" lenTtrortite ' * . journer, 'ma7":•re.gt themselves f rom etite, fedi:melon, Spasms, Tremors, formed by the regular buildings of the town, add the i.e. °L A"please and then proceed on without any additional fate. nom HYPecheadelacian , Ulm " l'imitadd4 Anxiety, Fainting Fits,' di6 b i l tAilLiOROUGH, Swindon Rams er6ord and other by the stately avenues of the small Park saw 1 . , is , sad every klad of deklitty err rekmadas of the system. To these „ , busy, Hung ' rounding the Royal illansion. A wide street brancifis salortanately Ow •uml, it Jo maidenly reasstassudad to use ceetrhetY Pea-coach, at Seven is the Morninz. the Arne o, 4 „ t i au bi a * s wa n ., by w hi c h t h e y ar e swu m a BRIDGNORTH and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. off to the right, crossing the Royal inclosures, anti ~ sad .1.,..CA RLlSLE,Petuitleand Whitehaven,Four-insidePost-coack, separated by a range of non palisades from the stiff, * „f` r Awaliate rellef, and by a due perseveres.* in it We* -42.411- i°l and Guard all the way. Passes through Brous+, Appleby, the agreeably to the direetioas item, the complete re-establishment etym a tand • i , , gi c i mm d , c atterk e t le o oug eend ee, w etee , e7, formal pleasure-grounds oreamented with fountains, 44. of their beak' h. Aberferd. Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, parterres, urns, and gravel-walks, immediately before L. Sold in Bottles, ate. tad. I Is. and as. be ‘ Hensa and Sous, a nd performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passenget; the Palace. The Palace presents a bro:‘,d, wkite, l En- elestists, No. 4, Chespoid.e, zeroes of St- twee, Load= i and d eta i ne d on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar ' I handsome front towards this garden - not so sttikis; ' 1 of 44 ' Sa ckv i n. 442l4t, 244144 and all the Pri"Pa Bookseller'. *dram -e of their seats being secured in the next Coach. L', ~.- by Druggists, sod Medi*, Vanden throttihout the Kingdom KENDAL. Lancaster, Prison , Kirby-Lomdate, Bottom. as [he m ass y corps de l ogic , fin-min g the bac k Ilona , Fero- Gal- THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer- no, at lye e ci „, k _o uuded. - the day that I posed at Lutivigstuag. I regretutd , • 1 sally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and pow mild LlVERPOOL,Warrington, linutsford, Stone and Litchfield, Die- restorative l e a g n ylons em or d er e ever ( m emor y'. mi. a m. pea Coach , ratted Royal Defiance, every Reeving, it 1 , :% that her Majesty ' s intlispositi In depmed me of the saral brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inwardwastings, lON wo o d y to the memo!, Head b e, le de . etmet, ey„,,, pook „l honour of seein her. The Count —, her (}rated of o f a pp et i te , indigestion, depression of spirits, tremblieg or shad= eiinseited throughout. Master, an inte ll igent and friendly man, spoke to am • gPues of the hands or limbs,- obstinate emagin.shortness oeitis - , ~ cS TER, Newport, Wititchaweb, Tarporley, Nantwich, in high and affectionate terms of tl c amiable cinall- ' I War consarnptive habits ; it thins the blood, eases the most violent Woolwich, and bfkittlewich Pest Coach, every Evening, at ties of his mistress, and described her manners As cipal pains to the head and stomach, and pronsmeassode perspiratian. Rife o'clock. simple and affable in the highest . degree. Et cry une 6d.. By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is much adnaired,be SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn , new Coach( sided ing pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astriaghtg dm Abres of m ora l a y, to the George Inn, g oo d er l an d. ' every with whom I conversed at Ludwigsburg, as well srs i desi- the slum:* and eivieg that proper tensity which a good dips- MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Waled, Stutgard, told the same tale-She was a "recht irstve Crea- tiou requires. No c an be better adapted to help and non- and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afternoon.-Guarded. wohlthasige dame' (a right brave benevolent Lady)-,- ; and risth the ceostitatdon a debauch with wine, its - SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, calletethe Rock- ! and Much has beensaid by interested individuals against Medisines ' highest', every Morulog. - ' man hat sic Bern in Lvdwigshatrg' (one has her wit- , rob. that are islverthed, but there is a very important observation to. eyoeuNGyeAm Post C om b. w i t h a Guard, sets „t every lingly in Ludwigsburi s ), were the plebeian expressions be Made t the Cordial Balm of Gilcsd, that unless at Afternoon, an 4 reaches Rinninghana neat di i at noon. Tomes of loyal satisfaction, beyond which phlegmatic (ice- , 4 I ell- operation Wall , safe, and efficaciou s in those 'lalati far by Deventry, Towcester, Leamington, and Warwick, to the Si- man idioms rarely rise in compliment to any one... .♦ . whicb it is , teed universally admlnistezi4 wish is- racee 's R ea d, owe etreee Bi rm i ng h am }her Majesty's mode of life is simple: she dines abost tis of variable inacesta s it could not have assigned the tmexampled de- MULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post id by weed it bat soothed 4 ibr, as it hat rarely the ;rest advantage of Comb, grave l Morning, at half-pact all, to the Cross Keys, Mar- one, an hour or two earlier than most Princes and a parsuathe 34aq:eta s ,* natiins but his conviction of it. sinew, bet.piacs, Ilial. Princesses of the country ; sees little company, but is idieS by be salute/7 seams e-la indec'e Pe:leeeeeneet s ad Ye t reu"- DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, happy to receive Englislt visitors ; she spends the lea of ank peneverance is certainly cons requisite to enable even the Paversharn, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new Post Coaches,f wind. happiest combustion of Chemicals and Galenical. to root asst Morning, Nam. wad Night. ea, tae soctuy of evening after six, the hour of t in ' • her little Court, composed entirely of fierrnar.s., • d oo m ( dmeesesere tea valetudie_anno to health , liMRTPOED, Ware, Hodesdoo, and Cbeshunt Coact every If the aeld ley _ t Aeon. ISO. gefordLffreet I Sanaa liforning___ -She is regular in her attendance on Divine WOrjhip, 6 * a and Co. Oaf 4 tisatior•Clacapside ; - 1114t,Rxel= TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at half-past in the German language, in a little parlour fitted %. 1 1, aid Void. Holborn; ;ice Ii•o• welly or Uwe in one Two, et Ave, and at Right o'Clock. as a chapel, in the Palace. Her Majesty is described ittola limas for Su ha hic,/ , smelts. bottle is laVed At.... With lbi weeds ~ r o mow simpitsid. wittee4 and stamen s times a week. by all to have been attached, with a devoted sinceritl, wee:sons. in a I' Saml. Solenaon, 7 4 1vmpog, engraved m the au*, Wber th ey nine& Tht gelebrated Aansansua LaS ssas, reel- - Dire, *Wee Boom, Been &NI all parts of Suffolk, every to the King. He probably, in the main, appreciated . s fectital case for tons an the Face and Skis, parawderlei mangey, her affection ; but, as is ordinarily the ca•.e te:th mo. ma Ptmsles e ßletcboi. 40.1eawarinseTan,Suriban 23 ,Precbleev -Cirencester, AlingO6ft, Hen*, Bristol, and Gloucester, narchs of vindictive passions, wens a tyrant in ' • , Au. Shingles, Prickly „ oneness of the New, Neck, Arms, ace• thre e times . Nitwi t . hit house as well as on the throne. The Queen r i ot e r vol. Scorbutic andOatanseiss eruptions of every n, wag the j. B. W. MOUX:TA 11l mid CO. respectfully acquaint their ch• most valuable acquisition and appennase to tke ' eTel Oared hiring awd the Pubic. that they Winnot be accountable for a ny affectionate attachment to all his old servants-pint St cli / ining to the Nobility aa emery In the United Klnjdosn. tarsal. Passenfars' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of more than of them now out of place. The present Xing t . . , Ifg Pm- n Price " 44 ' sod 1.. 2d- 4 beetle, Untir hailed. * mei Pala" %slue, if lees, stolen, or d 4 eugedi ualese "Iteerd' his mother-in-law generally twice a week, kn 3 treas. 'tr. anal care - e era v r e u d i to in ob the se &am me tb ; "ab er nsu ra : 4 e , Saalt el e e Baas are a r e ' s b ee vir e er g" 4111 R " Mt * ling the tellrallee P M*: u{ " n eY' 41 the 91""°.* ,1 lint with much respectful attention. Mal, 514443114 Loudon. • . . • . e. • .‘ • ii, , '