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lINIMMIIw • Per et ... i. _ . • '. I C CAit, 14 • ,"' . i } `‘ ink ill' t,, 401 1 14 14. 4 . 1 ...., • - .0 , . ..•% r • „........„. ve r,• ... 4 116104) 4 ' 4 -.66'.--%% .. tat% o. 4 14 -r:: .1 tr Ire . .1* "MIMI Nt MUER t,992. • WIDNES 3)A It 7, 1815. Pracr. tin. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. NEW MUSIC. F.XCHANGE MINER 'lSt MEN I . A N ENSIeIN b. )o . ginz to a Reqinient in India. Ll nishes to VXCHANGE ace isi Cndn 'ry punch THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' SCrva , ll* wilt perform the rrapAy GEORGE BA RNW ELL. MY SPOUSE AND T. The Music of this hiehly poptia: 1 rye , nnw performing at the Theatresßnyal, Drory.laue, composed by John Whitalter,was this day publiblied, by Button and Co. No. 75, St. Paul's Cburch•yard, price 8,. Addrcs% I'. U. Na. 4 6 Wondquek•xtn e', 11.4).1:str•vt. MONEY AI)VANCED.- Fr / 1- n Cl . 1 / 4 10 10 setoC,oo.l, always ready by Dna NeWS. t*.sa, ar.J Agoncy ftlscc, ItstwAt-mews, Honrlan ' v r •et. rtsto‘ • guilty, Ott annumra or an bills tor notes o• hand. and an sor of A-curi. ties. They chim more respectalsill y a...!potrer 1111'1 any 0 , heri in tbi4 line, and cats niak.l aro instant advance to rrions GI knoviss char,cter —Attendance all clay. PAMPHI ETEER, Price &A id ' On the tat of January will be published, THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XII. Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Co. and all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, complete •;itts of this Work, forming an impartial Collection of the best Pamphirs of the lan three years, upon bah sides of every leading question, Political, Literary, and Religious. boroughgood, Mr. POWELL ; George Barnwell, Mr. RAE; Tromso, Mr. BARNARD Millwood, Mr. , . GIMVER ; Maria, Mrs. Horn; L.ucy. Mrs. SPARKS. witch will be added, (2d time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, sv , th new Music, Scenery, Ac. called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, THE poErs I.AsT SHILLING. The Overture and Music composed Mr. H. Smart. The Dances produced mlct- the direction of Mr. Byrne. I' n,cipal Rhetorical and 'Vocal Charauers —Distressed Poet, Mr. Flax rEY ; Whim, Mr. MINIUISj Ghost of a Shilling, Mr. oos E. Fancy, by a young Lady (her second appearance op any , ta;). I'., ttnmime Charavers—Harlequin, Mr. Hoer ; !.over, Mr ; Pantalunn (42d time at this Theme). Mr. MAY; 1.• 'v,., Ng .or l'auco (his second appearance at this 'I heats e) ; cry Office K. rper, Mr. J A PARSON ; Sailor. Mr. BoowN) Coltinib'ne, Miss i REF (l.er '2l appearance in that character); the Gi ,e. s. Mrs BRYAN, Miss StIYTIIiRS. anti MISS HART ; Waterloo Orphan, with a isl:itary Miss GLEDIIILI: To-niuriow and Saturday, Ihe Merchant of Bruges; or Bergar.' Hush. ins Karns, from the Theatre Royal, Exeter, will make tier flr , t .pp , :aranct on this Stage oil Friday next, in the character ' Ili rt. 11 - 11iNI RF. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDN. THIS PRESENT EVENING,• will be per • formed, SMILES AND TEARS; OR, THE WIDOW'S STRA THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS IT Mr. YOUNG. Mt. I.'. K . ...MBLE, Mr. JONES, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. ABBOTT, Mr. JEFFERIES; Mn. C. KEMBLE, . Mrs. FAUCI r, Mrs. GI Mies FOO 14., Miss SEYMOUR Alur which (second time ) a Grand Conic Parra:M:lw, ealkd kiARLIQUIN and FORTUNIO; or, SHIN64 I IIOO AND T; IUN-TON. - With new Mus c, hornery, Dresses. Ice. The whole arranged and produced by Mr. Farley. Prince Coukis& (a caught i',4rtar, afterwards Hirletittin), Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; Toogluch (hi treror of China, al:erward. Pan raloo.l), Mr. NOM.' N 1141111CbikOVE •.:ry gifted eatcr,tlti:tker, &c. a rerwards CeAvii), Mr. GRIMAI DI; CIIIIIO.IUM (a little footed Chinese Ettipris4, with a b4g budy, a.t.q ward* Clowny nar,44.r 3. GRIMALDI, Otis UM 3. a , d sta t ic t un this stag ( ); 1.1(.1 Mandarin. 1.4 d ecayed ctrcums.,aoces), %Ir. KING ;Ging, Gang. Gong, (t Innese Herald). Mr. !.:otta is ; .2tiee-Qttaws, (Slaves to F.iglithm), Mr. .1 its :.411'. Master WI &c.; Thun-ton (the Chinese rue.bling Deity of War and *lhunder), Master Cl+ A MAN. Ikeda (Cl.:lllpti to For. ',ludo. afterwards Columbine. !.nighter of I? .ginfan!), Mn.i PARKER; Massouma (daugh - rir of Foghifun4), Mrs. Cu trr ; 14-d-pz"-di (Prince... 4 of China) MI • A Ewald.; :...hing-MGo (the l'eleefid Fairy), by Mist WORGMAN. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Law St.ore. On Friday, Cymun; with on:La.:es Purloin,. • Ina few days will be publ:sheil, price 6s. bds. or tis. lid bou'bd, and Surprising ADVEN TURFS of 1 ROBINSON CROSOE, who livi.d La yeirs alone on au' uninhabited &laud ; with an Ar.csnu:t of his Travt.l round three parts of the Globe. Writteo by hinue.f. A nee' and superior both Volumes printed ill one thick doode.:istio, Iw dig WC of SOOOI4. 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This day was published, price Ys. $2. bound in red leather, with Pockets ho• Notes, &c.; or 4s. in red roan extra, nearly equal to Morocco. K EA ItSLEY's GENTLEMAN and TRA DES MAN's POCKEI' LEDGER, for the Year IS I ; con taining a corrccted List of London Bankers, 111 ruled Pages for Accounts and Memorandums, printed on fine I,Vriting-paper; a eorrectol Table of the present Stamp Duties; lists of the Impe rial Parliament; and also the Amount of the Capitals at the Bank, South Sea and Inctla Houses, with the Interest; and an Account of the Stock purchased for the Reduction of the National Debt, male up to the 19th of October, 1815; with many other sisctul and correct Lists, too numerous to be inserted In an Ad. vertisetnent, for which the Reader is referred to the Book itself. Printed for G. Wilkie; R. Baldwin and Co; J. Walker an! Co.; Sherwood and Co.; M. Hintkesman, Paternoster-row; cdtcherd and Letterman, Ave.Matia lane ; J. Richardson, knyal Exchange; and Suttaby and Co. Stationers'-court. BALDWIN'S DAILY. JOURNAL, for the YEAR With vatiou. correct aniJugefu; _ This day was published, bound in red lei;thor, with pockets far woes, &c. price 2s. (id. ur is red ruau extra, nearly equal to morocco, price 4s. ri'HE DA ILY JOU RNA L ; or, Gentleman's, Merchant's, and Traticentates complite Aunual Accompt Book, for the Pocket or P. sit, or tt e Ye;,l - 11:16; catttaimite 112 ruled pages, t n fine writing Paper, lor Msnior.initrotas,et Cash for every Pay in the Year; the amount of the Capitals at the Bank, alc with the Interest, and an Account, made up to the 19th of October, 1315, of the Sri.ck purchased for the Re. du:titm of the National Debt; a corrected List of London limiters, both Houses of Parliament, and the present :.-izatop i)uttv'; tugetner with a variety of useti,i Tables, and other in terer,ung Articles, as specified in the Table of Contents. ihinte , l for Baldwin and Co. Walker and Co. G. Wilkie. and M Hinckesman, Paten oster.rhw; Scatcherd awl Letter man, Ave-Marialane ; J. Richardson, Ropl Exchange; Suttaby and Co. stationers-court, London; and IStodie and Dowding, Salisbury. BELL'S ANATOMY, COMPLETE, in 9 Vols. Shortly will be published, en 3 Vols. Bvo the Fourth Edition of 'HE ANATOMY of HUMAN BODY. con• raining the Anatomy of the Bmws, Muscles, loints,Heart, and Arteries, by JOHN BELL, Surgeon; and that of the Nrain and Nerves, de Organs of the senses, and the Viscera, by CHARLES BELL, Surgeon Et kited for Longman, lurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster•row ; and T. Cadell and W. Tacvi•s, Stiand. This day were published, price 20s. in extra boards, D ISCOURSES for the PULPIT, in Two _ _ Volimes Ortrd r. B y th e li e u. JOHN DIIPRE, D. D. Vorrmrly Fellow of Exeier College:, 0 :ford. Printed and sold by biro:Beam! Dowding, : sold also by Rivingtua, S. Paul's Church-yard ; Wilkie, Prternover row; 11:11 chard, Piccadilly; and Darton, Holhorn-ioridge, I ; Parker, 0 %ford ; Deight-m, Cambridge; Harvey, Weymouth; and by all other Suck—• lets in Town and Coun•ry. l:ay were publi.hed, In royal +lvo price Xt. Is. boards, 0 IiSERVATIONS on those DISEASES of Festnuts which are attended by DISCHARGES; illustrated by Cop per-plates o' the Diseases, &c. By CFIMtLES MANSFIELD CLARKE. Member of the Roy:I Collis(' o .:.t•clet:ttq, Surgeon to the Queen's Lying-in Hospital, an Lecturer on Midwifery in Loudon. Part I. hltscout Discharges. Amongst-the DlSta,4l conodered in this work are Procidentis Uteri, Procidria'a Vvl4.x e. Vagina, !livers:iv U.eri, Haemorr hoids, Carcmonu then et isvcri Polypi'. Uteri, Verruca, and home Morhid Changes in the Urinary 1 3 3s4ars. 111 ! for Initbniati, !lora, pees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tern' sts r-row. •,,,• The Second Part of the above Work is in a stater, forward .s, incl. ' '•s the History and frentio• lit of Owe comp) Otos wii.,4l are a:ttuded by banguinesus, Watery, and Purukut Dis charge. Tills day was publi,hed, The Fourth Maim, (with an Introduction to dip Work, with ref.. to late Everitt.) ai c...e vol. Bvo. price 19$1.boarlsof A VISIT TO PARIS IN )hl4.—fly JOHN sco rr. C fining a Review of the Moral, Political, Intellectual, an.l So Sal Condition of the French Capital; 01,$ervatious on the %larners of the various CU -.es of tioeiety, on it% Political Con duct aart Opinions, and nn the general State of its Information and At:aim - lents in Literature and Arts. Printt d fir Longman, Hum, Retb, Orme, and Brown, Pattr omarr-row„ wlllbe publkhed, by the same Author, rams Itavisivan io ltlls, by way of Pituscets: incluqpy a Walk over the Field of llattle at Wattrlito ; Observations on the late glorious Military Events, and Attectlutes in the En gagements ; a View of the Capital of Felace when to the (leen. Fitton of the Englosh and Prussian Troops; a minute Aerount nt the who:e Ptoe.edings tela•ive to the removal of the plun dered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Retl,-etions on this Nleastir, ; cucclud.ug with a Cha;trr on the Political l'emper and Condition of France, and the Character of the llutsibun Go rerument. GENTEEL RE:4DT.N.2I 7 . TO BE SOLD BY mtvATE CONTRACT, ALL that FREEHOLD GENTEEL HOUSE, Garth ti, and Prevists, situ ate in St. Giles' .-street, Nor thampton, now in the occupation of Mrs. ; consisting of Two Parlours on the gr mod floor, excellent Kitchen, Larder &c. three Chambers on the firs . . floor, two ditto 1111 the semi• film., excellent Ceh r, Pump, and Well of Water, a good Gar den, aril one other adjoining, held on lease for 99 years, from March 25, 1902. The above Premises :ire in goof repair, arid men eligibly situate Ili the most pleasant rail of the town, and command ..xtensive picturesque views of the adjacent country. To treat !ur the same apply at Nle-srs. Pocock and Forbes's, t:ly-place, London, or L. Kershaw, Northampton. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. DR: SOLOMON, Gilead Howe, near Liverpool, recommends his CORDIAL BALM of Gil .EAD, which has been adin:nistered in Nervo:ts Complaints with uncommon dicerps; in Astlimas, Consumption, Flatulence, IM:station, Obstructions, or BilioU3lfderS, it wants pre.eininvd ; its effects are pleasingly quick, certain, and lading. The Balm of Gilead instantaistot.sly relieves Spasms in the vile, breast, and intestines, ddfuses a genial warmth, and prevent: crsinps and numbness, in or ;titer bathing in 'tiring or sea se:Err. Sold by Samuel Leigh, Is, Strsti,l; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox ford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, S.ilisbury ; and all Medicine Ye•r.ders; price 1 Iv. each, or lour in one Family Bottle, for 3Ss. by wiah one l is-bottle is saved, WWI the words " Sam. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the ►tamp. g L i• 1)r. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, tie• compliment of a XI note to be inclosed, " Money Letter. 1)r. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." TO THE ADMIItERi OF GLOSSY BOO TS. LAMES AND GENTLZSIEN, IBEG leave most respectfully to recommend to you the use of my invaluable Compt.Mion of JAPAN BLACKING, which preserves and sofrens the Leadi. r, and im parts the must beamtit u! jet black ever b:hvltt ; words cannot set torch its just praise, nor-its transcendant qualities be truly keown but by experience. •• Ladles will find by the continued use of th:o eminently superior Blacking, that their Half Bums and Walking Shoes will be i-r.pt soft an.l pilable, and resist &imp, with the elegancies of a brilliant lustre. A single Bottle may he had, as specimen, at my Manufactory, and by the principal Bootmakers, Oilmen, anti Perfumers, at all tl.e great Towns in the Kingdom.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, your must ob..airtit and humble st rvant, RICHA RD TURNER. No. 114, Lto.don.road, Southwark, Nov. I, 1815. AGENTS. John Diaper, P.irtsmouth ; Chambers, Mills, DAN, Shovel ler, and Welber, Pen. Gosport ; Alton, I road, Gilbert, and Mew, Porthea ; I.eLgatt, Stoke 4, Shot' er, Ft t.nch, and Squire, foil (Alice, Yarmouth, lide t.f Wight ; and may be bad of one or more ;shopkeepers la ad the pro:cipal cusens in the Kingdom. Latlit.s' Dints, by the use of this Blacking. will experience a lurtre and jot black equal to varnish; wortit caiii,ot het forth its just praise, nor its transcendant qualities be truly known hut by exprience. Remark. Country Shopkeepers may be supplied wr h this Blacking, in Sixpenny, Shilling, and I ighteenpeany bottles, by addressing their L omat:m(ls *.cs the where a single bottle may be had as a sanyle ; or by applying through the me dium of the Wholesale llouses. °o3rt.'l l l2 4Z- No. 114, London Kind, Southwark, Nov. ;'), I 1:15. • N.ll. Ask Cur 1' urati• 01 1 P10E ORDN.f NCI, Dumpier is, 1N.5. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- J Min ORDNANCR dio handy jive Notice, That Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the tld day January, 1816, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the St,pp'y of TACKLE HOOKS and other ARTICLES of IRON MA NUFACTURE, for service of this Department fur a t eriod of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first year, upon notile of three Months, at tXe option of tither Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con•ract, may be known at the Secretary's Ofhce, in Pall• Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'cloc,:, where the Proposals must he delivered, seated up and en.iorsed, " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, Ecc." but no Proposal can be admitted after the' said 3d January. at 14 c'clock at noun of the same day, neitlitr will any Tender be not red unless the party making it, or an Ar,ent in his behalf shall attend. By Ordur Cal tile Board. R. 11. CREW, Secretary. The old-established Firm of H AZ IRD, BURNE, and Co. the Contrtrtnrs • with Govenneni, feel a gra!efol illtAsure in acknowledging the highly rispeetabli, and approving testimonials, already re. eeived, of the preseLt I.ottery It h..s been their study to form it on the original and favourite principle of LESS THAN TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! They have also introduced Two perfectly new Grand Capitals of Twoity Ave Thousznd Guineas each, to he paid in Gott, with Two A aw , ,0i.0. scc. &c. .1 bus, submitiim : to the Pohl c , Ca pit tl l'rizes, which in :na:mittide, were titiknown in the o!d, yet approvtd Lotteries, of suure thaw twice the number of Tickets. SCHEME. NO PIXEL) PRIZE! • Priers of- - Guineas in !:.id .C. 52,500 A 20,000 ...... ......... 40,0(10 5,A•0 10,f 1.0 5 ... 1,000 5 500 10 ..... 200 15 100 1,500 1,000 ...... 1,100 ..... 1 3 ......... 15,1500 4,000 I 0 6,671 Prizes, all in MONEY'. X2oo,o;:o Begkis Drawing the 11th of Fr. MU AR Y. Tickets and Shares are Selling by HA Z ARD, BURNT, and Co. (Stock Brokeis), the Contractors Smith Grre of the Royal Lachange, London ; where, the late and former Lutteries, Prizes have been Sold exceeding in amount. Two MILLIONS CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PAL 311.4, CHILBLA INS are pt.evented from breakinq, and their tormenting Itcli•ng, instantly removed by WHI HF.AD's ESSEIoCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for Ls eltraordinary Efficacy in Rheuntatisms, Palsies, Gouty Nf c tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this cet rain r inedy has been unknown, or neglected. and thc Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sure Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, BreakinAt out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sure Heads, and other Scorbutic Ilumours. The ESSENCE of MUS FARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and effi cacious remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in less than h:lf the time so-ually taken by anrother Liniment or Embroca , ion, it also heals. Cuts, punctures from sharp Instruments. Naa, Thorns, Si linters. &c. with inerediblt facility,without wort or pain, preventing isilammation anti les t, ring, and is evilly useful in the various accidents of anima:s— in short it is a domestic remedy of such uticomman excallence and utility, that no tamity sensible to its owe comfort should ever be without i-. Pit-pared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Grifik-,:trta, Soho, Loudon. 'lhe E, , VIICC and Pills at 2s. 9d each, the Cera:e at Is. Od. and 2s. std. and may he had ot every Medicine Vender in the United Kinidoin. * 4 ° The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R.JouNs tort inserted on it. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. 91HE repotatilon of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA, SALL) PARIS, has bt•en firmly esraliiiihed by Forty Years experience of its beneficial effects in :scot butic and Venereal Complaints. for Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occasioned by acrimoniems matter retained iit the habit, or iturodueod by cer tain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medicine will be found the loom efficacious, and at the same time the safest that can be resorted to ; and is no less eisellei.t in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Uri nary Passages and Lumbago. It requires no restrains of diet, conlinetnent,or hinderance to business. TO MR. Hll ITER, DR FREEMAN'S AGENT. Slit, 7 --I beg you will publish the tollowhig cure, tor the benefit of those bbotiring under a similar complaint. Last 'mamma contracted a Venereal Complaint, and applied to an eminert starge.on, under whose can I was three mouth, during !bat ps rind I underwent salivation three times; the distai ler was so vioknt, that wounds Woke omit all over my head a body ; and I was recommended the change of air and sea-batliii.g, dot I c , n - untied in a worse state, if possible; at last I was it:commended, by a Gentkmaa, to ese Dr. Fassmases Go•r . rn &mt . ' Acts; by the use of It, thaiik Goo, I ant perfectly cured, to the *co. nishment of every p. ran who knew my case. When 1 leave Brighton, I will relate more parch:oh ,s. ir, your &voted mumble servant, Brighton, May rc, 1814. WILLIAM JAMES. Sold at Mr. Butler's, C belpsiJe, cotter of : t. Paul's Cflurch• yard, lanidun ; and by inc •St Nic•.!,citte Venders it; d, Seir• land, Ireland, Wmes, Last a..,1 %Vest Indies, America, &c. iu bottles, at 2t. Oa. and 43. 6d. tads. ALI.NU'II 4 S FRUIT LOZENGES, i tr S re Throats, Coughs, !Inatome's, &c prepared se!ely by dot Pi oprh•tor, S. A I .I.NU rr, Chemist, blo II a, Queen street, Pot t• tt $, who begs leave to rostra thanks to the Public at large for tba v.ry ext.esive Patronage which he has already tectived be; his Highly turfed Fntir l.ox ui r , and bt,;s to assure them flat Ise cotitinees to prepare them st:th the same scrupulous tare to the me-Heins' virtue (4' the Fria which has obtained forthern so diroistgoishe a re/au:ion. In sore throats they have b••e.o par. ticttlarly world, the acid (which is suh•ly from the black currant) tendi. g greatly to Or i. n immat:cns; in Lard dry rtmg - s they are st is , . very bentticial, as they promire a free expectoration; tires .re-perre!nly harndrs to the most dehca•e N IL I 3 careful to ask for " AUtunt's Fruit Lozeti.,es. Ther aft sold in Poxes at tr. I id. each, by the Proprietor, RA Queen. sheet, Poroia; end also by Mr. tinngcr (late 13.:•:fm's) ts,,, 150, Oxford-street; Iterclay and Sun, ('lest-matter; Duttiqi aw! Co. Isuw Church-yard; nutlet, ; Ed eaids, tit. Church.yard ; Butterlidd. 03, Strand;. and Messrs. high an Co. litickman-street, ;toying!), Limit ; and may be also itocured from respectede Meiticitie Ve:lderi in •he r nuctft SARACEN'S HEM) INN, SNOWHILL. UNCOMMOA CLIEAII TRAVELLING: From I..)NUON to YORK ottly TWO GUINEAS, INSIDE, And ONE GUINEA, Ourssoc: In rroportien to LIMNBUROH, awl all Parts of the NORri Ts Front 1.0'441 'ON to IVEYMtiII 11 - 1, ONE (MINI. A, It ssni And 1111: FUN SHILLINICN, Owning: elnutP.4 ONLY MOM COACHES ;A 11 \IUIIN i . AN t:: r—IiORSEISItzd Cu. aro Mt. T to B The follow!ng Post CJac!ae4. Mail Coaches, &e. set out from the a!)..vt: It:o : GOSLING indCROOK's LIARLBOROUC;II elegant Post Coach, through HU:7* :ER FORD, I,EW. BURY, mil R !:ADING; sets out at Sever O ' CIOA ill the Mont. ing, enters at Marlborough to diluter—cutmortable conveyance fur those treat:Virg the West Road, The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to LEEDS. HALIF.t IC, BRADFORD, and all parts of the N , roose s out at two o'c'oek in the afterotton, and an at the Golden loon Inn, Levels, next eve .leg, et six set tick, throng'. Stamford, Grritham. Newark, and Doncaster. I his too his intetot.d to accommodate the towns of Leeds. HeFfas. Bradford, and v cl. nity. it will leave I.erds a: three o'clock Ot the afternoon. Pei. , seltzers may conveniently come to Leeds from those places, and be in London early the otxt evening. The UMPIRE., a NCW I.IVERPOOI. Light Coach, only one night on tire toad, carries foots Insides an I four torts:des, sets out every day at one o'clock, arnves at Liverpool text . vet. in before seven ti clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lath. bury. Northampton, Os• t•ltord, Latterworth, Hinckley, Athens stoeo, Some, Ridgely, Newcastle, Kuutafurd, War. tingtoti, and l'rescott. SOU I HAMPTON, I.ymington, Winchester. and Basing. stoke New Four I.:side ewe:, at eight o'clock in the morning, arrives at the George Inn, soutlituopten, by six o'clock.—This is a nun: delig'.ttul conveyance to the Ide to Wigt.t, Jers4, Guerioev, :it. ISlaloe's Havre de Grace, C'. c obotirg, &c. %VEY:110111'1i, Dorchsoter, Blandfurd , oalisbury, Andover, and llesingstoke new Post Coach, ovary afternorm, at three.—. l'he Weymouth Packers to Guernsey, lers...y, Clieritoure. Nlaloe's, &to Front Cherbourg is a most detightful road to Patin. EXE I ER, Plymouth, OVeyntouth, Dorchester, Fatniouth, Dartmouth, and Saliditoy New Pnst Coach, every Morning m pact Six &Clock, throaieli Houlton, Ai:Muster, bride port, Eituollerd, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Bus CU N, I'coerborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evenlng.t—Coactes from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, an! Hull. 13A'I'lf and BR IS'ro I. Flying Post-Coaches,throughChippen. ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho. toes-street, Woo!, next Morning.—Gushes to Wells, Bridge.. 1 1C4tur, '1 3llllfit, &C. I.F.LDS n.ov lieOt C oach, called the Rockingham, tete out evert Alontieg at Eight reClock; carries Four Insides only, and g0 00r ,.. mark et.:y e a .y, %intik ( : Poises thrtvigh Stein. ford, Newark, Retford, l)ontaater, and Fa•rrybridge, to the Gollen Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncontmon Exoedition of this Coach, it hallowed to be the mote aoreeeble and complete Pub:ic Couveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. Only two guineas inside to Yurk. GLASGOW, I.onetown, Grenn.Greett, Annan, Dumfries Browahill, Thonthill, Sangtibar-Kilo, Cuatrock, Kingswell, and all Van* of Scotland, C.uttperdowt. Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and E.dinlatiroh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at lia:f-past Six o'Clock, by way of 'Newark, itc.tford, Tadcaster,Daroogom, Northalterton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers tintitsig themselves latiguesl from the length of she journey, may lost Mot time they please, and then Proceed an without any ad. &done! Fare. J. CLAItK, the Black Swan, Couerstreet, York, runs Coazlies to Suudetland, Hall Scarborough, Whitby. and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsa2 Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Petirizte and Whtteliaven Coact, goes with Four liorses, and a Giant all the way. i'aoses tbrotoli broueh, At.pleby, Greatabriolgto "Pichatond, Vatterick, Brooughttadee, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, am) Grua liaro (the tm:rest way by eihte• r miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the I;r:!atest f.tcii ty. Passenoers detained on tee road by business, to phosur.-:, have the pie unar advantage of their seats being seeureal in the lIP:t KENDAL, I.aatcoster, Preston, K.rloy-Lonsdale, Unitas, Chesney, Oiniskirk, and Gersten; Post Coaches, every Aficf • noon at Five o'Clock.—Guordt.d. !AVER l'Ol./1., Wacriegton, linutsford, Atone, and I.iteldield, Post .roech, called The Expedition, et try I.:vetting at Five 0 •0,, e k, w B. ikotherton's, fl.trateet's Iltratl Inn, Dais-save-4 lov e rioed. Guarded tenet, .'g o vt. l'osocosch, every motn!ng halfoost slx. CHESTF.it and PARKGAI E new Poo t'oa:'., Doty. ECLIPSE, a new Fiyteg t Coodo to York, Son.l.eload, Newcastle, and Etimbur 111, canoes Imo. Instil-a truly, every Al. ternotni,at Three er..:lock, by way of Mine:aster, toratobant, anti itainford. oIINDEREANIJ, Sterkom, and Yattn, new Coach, every Morning. to the George isto, Seltlerluait. IVIANCIIES lEft, A, Ono+ ton, Newcastle, and %Voir et-Loniptiot a st-C. 5..11, sect y Afters SHR V.WoLIURY. Wellieetoo, oed ty real Post-so sash , t o o Royal Cloolotte, esiet y Eveiong, Five 0 Clock.. —Guartled. /SIR o lIN ill IA Al Mercury :'o :t et.raCh, with a I fiord, sets out tvely Afternoon, and reaches Esr. n next day a. Noon. Passes by Crxeird, Et: eon, and biti s ).:Gue, to the.Seracen's Head, Bull-street, Binitinehant. HU N 13:: he:!ye, I iowdeli. Thotn, and Dottoaster Pose. Coach, every hlornmo at hid past tie, to the Caws s, Mar. ket Place Hull. SI lEFFILI.I) and Rotherham fore Conk, cabeJ the-Reel ham, every Morning. N.' . V •mngers ecal PI.CCI. board roe the above Cu: at the Ni w Wince Home Cuts elecatiele. Wit Limo 11 A/16CW) AIN 4114 G.. f, •isl•,tfury acquaint t Friends and the Public, that they wilt ne• e • .c.A.ontable for Parcels Cr Luggage. 8::. of :to re l.an Etvt. !: or dama t ool, uolese tntered as , se'italld 000 i tut aeaordinel •I'e 3 arattell'S Head lua, Snossolial, Loudon. rachetA, t titr!r tr vty !oat i l 7 t 86 OFFICE OF OR DNA 11 Deremkr 15, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL. OFPICERS of HIS MA! ,JESTrs ORDNANCE, do herely give Noii‘r, That Proposals will be received it their Office In Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3LI d.ty January, 1810, from such Persons as may be grilling to undertake the Supply of TuR NERY ARTICLES for Service of this Departmen., for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may he viewed upon application at the Prinolpal Stortkeeper's 011 Ice in the 1 ower : and farther Parti culars, together uith the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall afcresaid, any day between the hours of Pen and Four o'Clock , where the Pro posals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Turnery Articles ;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 3d day January, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, niither will soy 'fender he noticed, ttaless the Party tnakitij it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Saretary.