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' The H onou rable Mr. Tempest, Mr. LISTON; Sir David Dew ' Mr. FARLEY; PenruddOck Mr. KEMBI.E ; Woodville, K(. MURRAY ; Captain Woodville, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; mrs. Woodville, Mn. POWELL ; • Easily Tempest, Mira BOLTON. litb will he perforated, the New Parrromfmeocalled riIIARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; , OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. illi k t at i ge New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dre:ases, Sm. ri, i , I ,ing Richard the l'hird. , ercy. TIF Comedy of Errors. Oa y , y, Cat A bsitagy, The Foundling of the Forest. As egigisd Operatic Drama hod been long in premodern, a li rms =tt ie vrill P he re u T i ved immediately, in which Miss Gestates. 's Tragedy af Julius Caesar is in preparation, and ab , re vise 4 as soon as possible. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Daimler 90, All. 1 'I I HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JISTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby ghe Nabs, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall man, on or before Friday, the 10th day of January next, from such persons as may be willing.to undertake Eke Supply of I.INSEED OIL and TURPENTINE for Service of this Department, for a period of three yetni, determinable at tie expiration of one Year, at the option of either Party. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, In Pall Mall aforgsaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, l where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Oiband Turpentine," but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 10th day of January, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed sinless the party making it, or an agent in his behalr, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • Ig CR SW, To the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of BARNSTAPLE IMENTLINZW, B Y the sudden decease of my highly 'respectable sad' match esteemed uncle, Groloc Wove:eau Tuar'e. Lossott, Esq. I am unesoectedly called tipon, to offer myself a Candidate to fill the vacancy which his death has eccabieesed In the Representriiin in Parliament of your ancient and kinarrible Borough. Having at this moment to attend bib tepsalror (Is 1w died in my house) I have only this abeam of assuring ymithsi if I besolne the object of your choice, I will perseVtre in tlioms step] which Met recommended my uncle to your notice, and which have since obtained him so much of your regard slid affection. I hope.taefore the Election tikes place, to be able to pay ney ?entail respect us each individual Voter,s iu the meantime I haerthe honour to ribscribe myself, thistle:nen, e Your very faithful and obedient servant, 411, Suffolk, RENDLESHAM. N1?1, ..:.:.—...- , .- 7: .-_-.----: = • ARV 114311111110 N, CHARLTON, KENT, 141111111. WOOLIOICH COSIIIIIION. MHOMMEY,I4 e Mesati. BONNYCASTLe and HOMMFY, notrioues, w;th Fort Assissints, to in. ' millet Toni' Gettir:itat designed For the Army, rot the Roy • Artillery and Engineer, fur the Royal previa', C 4 141 0 .41 Mar* low, 'and for the Monica of the Honourable Esetitiodia Owltpill • !u the various breaches talf a !Mikity F.deacation. The pl : sti of Pudic. conahrs of all such us"?' "l' Matkeinallca rrind Natural Ritllost.phy as are conoectesi with :a Military Prof...; oho Cleegraphy, Fortification; Artillery, Taaics. Plan wing, Saning, LeveDing,Reconoultertic.weith the m /hot( of tracing %%Wm on the Ground; and the Ptincipla and Prat. t ce or the F.ench Laogaige. For the plan of studies, the terms. the rules and reriblimiu of `the I. .*:itatclon, apply to Mr. liorn:w.sy,4.lsarttoo, Keen. Thw wad Cfp,-,1 .j Stesfi eitilt k t ia,'after the trem.i rieffriNg, al tl l goo e . j4.0. , t. o ...amm• ADVANTAGES of prompt PAytnent vertfit and a farther Reduction in Prices 7 --Th, f.l t ow in f are steady-money Prices at GHIEJ N. N, Wouihr t Dropper and i's.lt able Appitrel Warehouse, No I s : , Fleet-strtt4, near Fetes-Wen Very best 9pahish Wool Supttlioe X. s ' Chstkillpats - . - i IP motto PriAlit:n i l V 10 • Ilhaod Se itnalls . . .•• IPS Very best Superfine Kerseyntere firceaset • 1 4 _ Ditto Double-mill, d - 1 to 0 Bre Dottble-twill•d Cord - - 0 I 8 0 Ladies Riding-habits, Gentlemen and Ladies' Orrat.coars, &I A, ail other articles, in the above branches, out similar trrms. The best workmen arc employed, and the fashion, cloth, and mate. risk cannot be exetetird. It may be necessary to observe, no Garments are kept ready-made. • II : • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, December 83, 3811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA susrn ORDNANCE, de hereby give "slice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the Bth of January next, from such persons as may Le willing to undertake the supply of HARNESS and COLLAR-MAKERS' MATERIALS for Service of this Department, upon a Contract for three Years. Patterns of the Articles to be supplied may be viewed upon ap- Plieation to the Storekeeper at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions' of the Contract, and a List of the Articles, may be had at the Se cretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be deli vered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the Supply of Harness and Collar Makers' Materials;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Bth day of January next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no-. tieed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf stall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BARTLETT'S-COURT, HOI .B 0 R N. tfR:ARMICER, Surgeon-Extraordinary to his in R. H. the Duke of MINT, and Surgeon to the Eastern D p rostr y, will rt-cogmence his LEC ru R ESon ANATOMY, IaIiIIOLOGY, and SURGERY, on Monday the 27th inst. pm o'clock—continued daily. j' Operations of Surgery, on Monday, Feb. 9, at six o'clock Winning—continued on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday RON. at the same hour. 'Oculars at the ThLatre, or at Mr. Asanoza's, 17, London- Fenchiarch-szreet. • '1 ; 1111 day was publtshtd, price THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, CRITI CAL JOURNAL, NUMBER XXXVII. Co NTlNTS.—Publications on the Education of the Poor.— Ellis on Respiration.—Porson's Hecuba.—Hard]s Life of Lord Charlemont —l'ublicationa on West Indian Slavery.— Papers on Toleration —Humboldt, Essai Politiqubsur 4 Nouvelle E•pagne —Mr. Brandt's Papers in the Philosophical Tranzaitions.-- Transactions of the Geological Society.—Sombe Voyage aim Indcs Orientalea.—Quarterly list u 1 New Publics; ions.—Notice by the. E.4llt.rs. A LLEN'sDANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY A.fer respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-I yap Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms £l. is. , from nine to = ten, or ,E 2 21. from eight 'to ten; or nn T r y and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and bormotal. Music in general on Monday. and Thursday, ii.ne,c4. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or £2. 2s. Abet. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays Lt. Is. entrance; except young Ladies in town for school vacs. tints, who pay £l. Is. for the month. Private Tuition at all ether beers. Assemblies on Thursdays. Oland and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consl &ably under the music shop price. T HE SILVER TOKENS, which have afforded I so much convenience to the Public, and have been so gene idly poisoned, continue to be manufactured by H. Mosons, Di Caner (the original Liet NC ID Silver Token Manufacturer), 14.12,Ratbbone-place, Oxford-ltreet, London. No letter. ad skid unless post free. Tokens kept ready-made. 1144R4 BURNE and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfullyinform the Public, that Tic Kars and &lAA ZS far*Osaing Lottery, are now on Sale at their Office, Ne. 93, Mir till ROYAL EXCHANGE, London. The SCHEME contains S - p r i se , £20,000 • - - of - - - 6,000 2 . - of - L - 4,000 6 . - of - -1,000, Ece. The whole to be Drawn the 21st of JANUARY. Igtr Laws, post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the Countrbasanappied with Remittance, attendAti to by return of Poet. LADY BR ANSCOMB, WIDOW ORAIR JAMES BRANSCQMB, RESPECTFULLY isfurms the Nobility, Gentry,: and i blic , tbat'Ficltets and Shares are Who at her State Lottery Offices, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS, The corner of Middle-row. Holborn. And 250, ST. MARGARE I'S HILL, Borough, Whirs she will no doubt have the happiness to inform them part et the Capita] PriMai are sold in the New Year's State Lottery, crataini.groldy 12,000 Tickets, and all to be drawn the 21st of THIS MON I H. In the last two rats of Sir J. Branscomb's Life, he had the pleasure of distributing to the Public Prizes amounting to nearly FIVE HUNDII D THOUSAND POUNDS S I ' EitLING, led Lady B. trusts that a continuance of this unexampled success sill be experienced at her new Offices as above. • - I.dinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street, London. Of whom may be had, Complete Sets, in 18 volumes, price met I. Ss. in boards, or single Numbers, price 6s. NAVAL TIMBER, N AR OUNDLE, NORTHAMP 11MN iHIRE. -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway% Coffee-House, change-Alley, London, on Wed nesday, the 19th of February, 181 Y, at Twelve o'Clock, ONE Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty-six OAK TREES; Fife Hundred and Seventy-six ASH TREES; Twenty ELM TREES ; Thirty WALNUT TREES ; Five HORSE-CHESNUT TREES ; and One BEECH TREE ; standing as they are with the Top and Bark thereon; in thirteen Lots —Printed Particulars of drisich may be had set the Swan Oundle ; the •Georo Inn, Stamford ; the George Inn, Nor thampton ; the Lion and Lanls, Leicester; of - Mr. Webster, at Beene, near Oundle ; at Garraway's Coffee-h6W, Change-alley, Lon,lon; of Mr. Upton, Croydon, Surrey; and of Mr. Henry Upton, Petworth, Sussex. The Ship-Builders and Timber Merchants are asshred that this Timber Is well worth their attention ; as it is pecul arty adapted for the Navy ; of large dimensims and good quality; some Plank and thick Stuff, with very large Heads, which will produce a great quantity of Bark.—The Ash 'Timber is also of good quality. • LIBERAL EDUCATION. This , day was published, in two large Volumes Svo. Embellished with an elegant Frontispiece, designed by Corbould, and ,engraved by Springsguth, price 18s. in boards, or in 17 Numbers, price Is. each, every number containing 56 pages of letterpress, and the whole embellished with 26 useful and* elegant Copper-03 . e , , the Third Edition, c erected, THE ACCOMPLISHED TUTOR ; or, Corn pleta.System of Liberal Education. Containing a Familiar and Comprehensive Illustrztion of the following subjects: English Grammar, Elocu ion, Penmanship, Short-hatid, Vulgar Arithmetic, Decimal Arithmetic, Stock-holding, Merchants' Ac counts, Mensuration, Architecture, Optics, Algebra, Doctrine of Annu itic-, Trigonometry, Logarithms, Geography, Astronomy, hleclianict, Electricity, Pneumatics, Hydrostatics Hydraulics, and Drawing.—By •FHOMA94ODSON. • To enumerase the various ctoseg of individuals to whom the present Mork will be highly acceptable, would be to particularise almost every description of mankind. The scholar, undit• •Ise tuition of a master, would find his labours greatly abridged, by a reference to such a treatise. The mechanical youth and man , of business will find all that its necessary to quality for the shop and coasting-house. Those who have missed the advantages of a liberal education, may here supply their defects, and the cape.- rlenced scholar may find his account in reviewing the earlier part of his education. " This certainly Is a useful and cheap work; the modern im provements on. each subject are introduced; and we kale no scruple in giving it our general recommendation "—Brit. Clic. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds.; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row. • GI,II....STONLA,N CASE S4.—To Mr. GuEST, Chymist, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road. IN the year 1803 I was suddenly afflicted with Gout in my stomach and all my limbs, for which! was unfit rthceare of a gentleman of the faculty nuwe than 14 weeks, and took a vast quantity of his prescriptions without gaining any ease, and when I cont.! walk little I was obliged to have crutches. In this state I hobbled with great difficiety up to Mr. Guec's, and had his Me dt.cines applied, which in about halt an hour quite cased ins from at;d I walked home without my crutches, and in a few days tea* perfectly. well. I have once since bad a snsait attack in one of my feet, which Mr. Guest rjieved me from in one application, and 1 am now perfectly well. JAIIZI CRELD, April 8, 1809. Coal Dealer, 17, Lad's-court, Backside. (Case 50 will'appear in a future Paper) . . .)1211( YEAR.'S OFF rS OF TWZ r: IT THOUSAND POUND; PRIZP.S IN' TI-lE 14114:1*C11181gr3TE LO FIERY OF ONLY 12,000 TICKE is, ALL TO BE DRAWN ON • TiZSDAY, 21st TI . 11S• MONTA. . T BISH, (Contractor), grateStlly happy in an . s :., motoring the ntmerous Capital Prizes which be has sold' k the last Wee or four months, solicits the public attention to' rte present Lottery, and sincerely hopes to be equally fortunate /Disposing of Capitals to those who row honour him with their ' B/1108 „ .dk The Pickets are few ; the Prizes nutnerous ; the "Ralf/great ; and the Risk small. • • SCHEME. / , 2 Prizes of ee20,000 - are 5E40,000 2 - - 6,000 - - . 12,000 • 2 - - 4,000 - - - 8,000 . 6 1,000 - - - 6,000 2, 2 26 from £5OO to £2.0 - - - 54,000 i The following Capital Pri'zes were sold In Shares at 4, Corn -11,9, Charing cross, London ; and•by Bt. Ws Agents in the coon- 11 1, 1 11 the two Lotteries drawn is October and November hug : 1 ., • Claps A . 216,000 1 5,333 Class C 235 , 000 9 x 363 - - A - 5,000 7 1 - - A - 3,000 4211 • . A - 2,000 1,853 •t - B - 2,000 ' C - t,oob i,ess .: .- A - .500 .1° ' -A - 50 0 IS , 9,863 - -A - 500 • 4 0 13 - - - 500 ice. Scc. &c. Ao immediate purchase is • vised, as, from the smallness of ihe•Lotttry 'rickets and Shares may be very scarce within a day * two of the Drawinr. Aehrch will be • TUESDAY, the 21st INSTANT. .__. 11...... • HOSIERY. ' rut o, . 11441111 g i NOB' LIT Y, GENTRY, • SHOP RA ‘ 44 itteßcHANis, and those who hovel* Me- Con; tile in the articles of Stockings, Glus*real tick piannets, - Elai:k Drawers, &c.--A conspicuoup,sdrantage 41 L4ADFORD's NOTTINGHAM WAREHOUSE, No..s's ' Olaride, four doors from Bow Church. The rotes:ants exigen , • the dotes are, such as to require the utmost economy vin i i 2 &sae essential Srticles, Stockings, Gloves, real I= I •.,.,.. __. , Plastic Drawers, ladles' 'invisible Coats, and 1.111/1004k : one. J. Radford begs to return his most grateful t. . • to his . tiumerOus friends and customers tor the ~ Ii . and decided preference he has received during the Tears. he his been in business, and in a special moaner, rbalines to recommend to tip Ladies his new invented Brune liisk limisikie Dresses, that are such a preventative against illilltslod are patronised by the Royal Family, and likewise his .China Si'k Stockingt, feeling a strong colfidence they tile utmost satisfaction, they being of stiperfir maalitiesi tilt Rillowing very reduced priws : white or blacks. !1111111 fait, ft. a pair; nwn'a ditto, 7s. 6d.; Ladies , ' aii. l ':.ditto, 9s. 611. upwards; stout cotton, i!,t it, ..Atte, S. and upwards; a quarrty tafrom 6d. per yard; greats false of 1 ~..toe bad in way quantity. But to Nergy,and J.. ' - '4lstkey are at Radford's Notting- Akitooksdlen on from i)ow Cjaurclu arm: -- ~.....~„ f Trr. :$O.? - • kr- • • - NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION OF BUFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY, With coloured Plates, Complete in One Hundred Numbers. This day was published, price Is. 6d. with the Plates accurately coloured, or Is. plain, Number I. of ZUFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY ; contain .'" ipg the Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerah, &c. Translated front tise . Erench, and interspersed with Notes, By J. S. BARE, Esq. It • Toevhich is added, by way of a complete Supplement, a Natu ral History of Birds, fishes, Reptiles, and Insects. A New Edition, greatly hnproied, and embellished.with a highly-finished Portrait of Buffon, together with sa Account of his L.ite by Con-, &met. 'I he present Improved Edition of this valuable Work, beyond companion, the most complete and elegant Natural History in the English, or any other Language. having been just printed off, fn thebest Manner, may be had, at the option of the purchasers, 'by one Number or more at a time, or complete, in Sitteen Vo lume., in boards, pride £7.1.0. with the Plat* beautlfidly coloured, or XS. es. plain. For the qccouuncdatiou of purchasers of former Edijiona; the. ~Sixteenth V - ''une, consisting entirely of descriptions of Birds dii death of Buffett, being additions - - to the ty, to I .. -iii,-i-,-- . rise BID : Sixteenth v.ollune, consisting entirely of descriptions ot turas ais. air e they 'covered since the death of . Buren, betug additions nude to the iii ialities, 1 aeiginal by the celebrated &moat, may be bad separately, to hi iels dirt,; complete their Sets. i lf 4 . all silk, N.B To prevent mistake) , a nd dm olotrution of former and itiiii to it, ski. ; . tenor works on the subject, the tith jaublicare requested tp ask far,; ritity of [ or order, Buffon's Natural I:istor, by. Barr. i , raise of I LondOn : Printed' loi H. a Symonds, and midi:" Siterivood. But to 1 Netdy,and Jones, No. id, l'atasnoatan•row ; .and may be bad•of a lotting- Ali,Booksellen end Picwsinen.io tools aellsod oky,. oo am above. urclh sauna: E . . 7 FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESS, dec. THE great demand tor Mr. GREENOUGii'S ' I.O2tNGES of ToLu, after fifty years' trial, proves their naperioriry as the moot pleasantand effectual remedy for all coughs, hoarsenesses, sore throats, and deihutions on &tinny, heat% the rawness and soreness of the breast, and affording relief in short .littot of in each, asthmatic and consumptive complaints. The ge ' amine only have I. Hayward printed on the stamp, all ethers are , eminterfelts.—They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (ser ve...see to T. Greenough, the inventor) ; and sold, by his appoint- Anent, by Newbury and Sons, St. Paul's.Church.yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Blew, C.ockspur-street; Nlx, Royal Exchange; Ward, sit, Holborh ;- Clarke, 269, Ba-. rough ; Sanger, 150, O xford-street ;,Barclay and Sons, Fleet Mar ket ; Blake, MI ; Piccadilly ; Vaasa, Cs:rabid ; and Venders of Go-• nuine Medicines—Pei:oJ* lid.ollch - - FOR COUGHS; COLDS, ASTHMAS; dcc. THE only genuine iicttf•ralßALSAMof HONEY., 41 ' it/Vented by Sir Joni Hatt, M!D. The Linnteus of Brink recompile& this excellent preparation as ebe most salutari. air 'idleMditiesesity for all disorders of. the Breast sad Louie, Con , Acrimony In the Fluids, and obstruction. in the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy expectoration, wheezing. and uneadness hi breathing are speedily removed by a fiw doses. It takes *Chi irritation, opens the titopeic dads, and heals the Somas* of thekeast and Lamp. Thirty. years experience has confirmed the dadon in the immediate relief and gradual cunt of , Collo r Asthma., and Con rournptions. It Is the ifeeeer:4llnleillidiet=ver dissoverod v and contains all the ing qualities octhat salubrious extract. of 11 1 =111r , wake. HONEY ; and .the (richest balsams of the.Eastensilldlekkelpilaarestoistire as.Asses' Milk, and never disegnee with*. Watasch ; a connell•Cald illeids to Its benign iallaenee in a few hears, and when•Wearted to before the COMplist h advanced, *Anger of Otelsislope lion is certainly. Pike Ss. 6d. per-bottle, or 7 in wen Sunni few gia. To guard yea eanirve•Wweaans. Shaw. and Edwards, 66, St. bib Chalrellvriddi iliedeneed. will* stamp. Sold-by Shaw apt Ca 9a. at. tun, 99 the hugorayi Tait, Exchange, andtehegijon and Ch eiffeetiaireet. - - 46 • . •, , „ • • 1 OrtNERAL COACH. OPFICES, . WHI Ili HORSE INN, • vrrnst.LANE, AND CROSS KEYS INN, WOOD STREET, Two Doors from CHEA oNIDE, LONDON. YARMOUTH ROYAL MAIL and TELeunArn Coulon. through Lowestoft, Keuhrgland, Wrentham, Wangford, Elyborough,- Yoxford, Saxmundham, Mahan, and Woosihridge, every Afternoon at half-past-four o'clock. YARMOUTH LORD Nelson Coach, through Colchester sad Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Aftentoon at ewe. ARUNDEL, PETWOR IN, and 1.11 - ILE HAMPTON Post Coach, through Kingston, Guddiord, rad Godalming, TEM& day, Thursday, and Saturday Morning at , ix. . BRIGHTON Royal coach, (in 8 Hoer.) by the New Road ; through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cmcktield, every More. ing ate o'Clock. • BRIGH lON ACCOMMODATION Coach, every Morning at 11. BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Coach, 'the SIR SIDNEY 31117.0 daily, at 2 o'Cr lA. CAMBRIDGE LORD NatION Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 5. CAMBRIDGE U mom Coach, (late Old Cambridge) through Royston and Buntingford, every Morning 4 past 7, except Sun ay. CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (In 7 Hours) through Ware sod Barkway, every Morning st 6 .o'Clock, except Sun. day, and carries only Foar inside. CAMBRIDGE Post Coach, through Wars, Brakway, and Foulmire, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon, at 4. CANTERBURY, MARGA'I E, RAMSGAI E, CHAT HAM, ROCHES TER, and STROOD Coaches every Morels* and )honing. N.B. Extra Co_ehes at any Hour. CHAT !JAM, ROCHESTER, and GRAVESEND Coaches, four times a day. DEAL. New and Expeditious light Telwraph Coach, with a Guard and Lamps, every evening at half past 4 o'Clock. DOVER and DEAL. Pow Coaches,.every Morning a quarter , before 6, and Evening a quarter before 6. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE Hroustvca Post Coach, through Alowlck, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and North. alicreon, every Morning at half past 6. FAKENHAM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Swaffham, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at O. i FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every Morning at& I GOSPORT Coach (the Blur) through Staines, Boishaeoraggp. ham. Alton, West Mem; and Partisans, Mornings at kW pi**. , . HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Moniing at halt past 4. HULL. RODNEY Coach, by way of Doncaster, Thorn, and North Cara, every Morning, at .4 past 6. This Coach is panic*. i larly expedit ious, performing the journey in 56 hours. k trays* 1 the pleasantest read, and will be found the but coasimpnce so ' HULL—N.B. It avoids the extremely.dangerous pular fg.the Humber. IPSWICH anti COLCHESTER Coaches, throng t .. . St. Mary, Witham, Keivedon, Chelmsford, lo • Rumford, every Afternoon At 2 and 5. LEEDS Coaches every morning at half-past 6, and afterniali at three. LYNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, Frrattet Folgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and friday Afternoon at four. LYNN and ELY Coach, the Loan Nitsox, through Camp bridge,Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 5. LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTHAMPT9N Telegraph Coach, through Newport Pagnell, Woohurn, Dunstable , and St.AlfranY, every Afte,rroon at 2. LANCASIER and CARLISLE Telegraph, themes Wigan. Preston, Kendal, Peorith, and Whitehaven, every Aft,:rnoon at 2. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Test Coat , every Morn. ing and Afternoon. MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt Hill, every 4fternoon at half-past 2, Sunday excepted. MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 inside only) every Morning at 7 during the Season. MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning and Evening at 6. MANCLIESTER light Telegraph C sack through Leicester, Derby, Asbborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon.llfik The Public Attention is particularly requested 'e this Concern, as it is the Original Coach establisbed for carrying FOUR IN SIDES only; it is on the last highly improved Coustrucion foe Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lampe, midis worked throughout in the bolt possible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new aod expeditious light coach, the Eclipse, throughStoekton and Yana, (wises only 4 insides, and is Lighted and printed, warn every • . Afternoon at 3. NORWICH Expedition Coach. through Hockerill, Bourn bridge, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wytneadbant, every Afters awn, at S. OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light Coach (tbs. Blinkthn), •Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Morning, at 6, through Ux bridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth. . PORTISMOUIII Coach, every Morning, at half past 4, ea nept Sunday. • STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Raided, Mahe. wade, andditUton, every Morning, at i past 6. . SUNDERLAND, Yarns, and Stockton Coatis, every Morn. •-1 fag, at 4 put 6. WORTHAM and Hotakam Aceommtnlation Coach, Morn ings, at 8; and a 4-fimallb'New [tight CoschAlluenUqp, an s•- r . • , t hrar t m rie paoklegp, Leathrrhoad. and. linden. Von*, every Morning. 4, pate d o throng* Newark, Dassonefegjmill lifrryhridge, at which places it laiiett the various Walsh e _ ses w Leeds. Sbefaeld, Halliki; MA. derailed, Hat - • princlpitttankil of o''' ' Nene. ', witbout dam. I =ail tar YORK de;riatal;;r7vigete76l7bie,Val Z . 1 . 6; -. 0 - 11; joZ n espeo,... '" l4l7. l . of the Nutt. The Gew4ll444bweit oe threee► etibeve eheito. .grog and only. Mat owleboione , eeked thnoeohood trishing , to atop 0 4.04 1 1 1 01 1 . 21 516 . 4roffootnes.: (1576 Itillikiisno • edditiooil fare- YORK me; and coannodloos I.lflft Coach, tbe.Ecllpeo, car. rying only four insteps, Moist toenOlittrooottst 46 and woods with the orwitiecoeleeltie- Tie thaerdowd Ow* Owthrooolt to York widow untold? fourCoec,helem pireg ROB ERTSend Co: Who will not be a wry Gluts Chine, Ow% Cosh, busk-notes, lie, or Jewels, however sevalk=ut we Po esy. other Ankle of More t s kan iti phi;, u. ettsesilatmak ofedg- 01 $ 14 l'ai d • l " a ** l4 - 3 1 4 0 46***Wit 1 1 1 1 V0f4, ?Me 3 • A IRISH POLITICS AND MANNERS. 'This day was published, in eve. price es. boards, SKETCHES of HISTORY, POLITICS, and MANNERS ; taken in Dublin and the North at Ireland In the Autumn 'of 1610. , . " Long from a country ever hardly we'd. " A t random cencued, wantonly abus'd, " Have Britons drawn their sport with no kind view, " And judg'd the many by the rascal few." CHU RCN lA. Printed for C:Cradock and W. Joy, Sit, Paternoster row. FULLER. WORTHIES OF ENGLAND. This day was publiehed, in 2 vo/umes royal 4to. price XI Ss. with a Fortric of the Author, 1 'HE HISTORY of the WORTHIES of ENO -L LAND • endeavoured. By THOMAS FULLER, D.D. First primed in 1662; a new Edition, with explanatory Notes, By 101-IN NICHOLS, PAS, London, Edinburgh and Perth. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Ro binson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Catlell and Davies, J. Murray. R. H. Evans, J. blawulan, Lackington, Allen, and Co. R. Baldwin, and J. Faulder. Of whom may be had, just published, The Pastime of People ; or, the Chronicles of Divers Realms ; and most especially of the Realm of England. By Jqbn Rastell, A. D. 1529. lo royal 4to. price £2. Qs. boards. Also, Fabyan's Chronicle, royal Ito. price ,£3. 3s. Graben's Chronicle,2 vols. 4to. £4. is. Hairs Chronicle, 4te. 23. 3s. Holirished's Chronicles, 6 vole. 212. 121. In the Press, and v. ry shortly will be published, The Chronicles of Arnold and Hardyng, and Lord Berners's Froissart. I garelte honour to subscribe myself, Gott!mew, • Your way faithlul and obedient KVSitt, • Rendleahats [stall, Suffolk, RENDLESHAM. Jam* 18101. ..e This &it was published, price Is. pARGt.TMENTS advanced to convince -IL the Nation of the Impropriety of the Restrictions at present 4840,01 tna. the Royal Family in order to prevent their inter ith the Inhabitants of thee. Kingdoms In a / l i mier AilatNed- ibe Lord' Spiritual and Temporal& trod also to the non. the Members of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 'relent!. Printed and published by Joyce Gold, 103, Shoe-lane, and may be had of all the Booksellers. TO STEWARDS, LAND-VALUERS, and OWNERS OF LAND. This day was published, a new Edition, much improved, with many Additions, in Royal Amp. price 4s. 6d. bound in Red, or 4s. half•bound, HE LAND-VALUER's ASSISTANT; being -I- Tables of au improved Plan for calculating the Value of Estates. By R. HUDSON. The 4th Edition : to which are added, Tables for reducing Scotch, Irish, and provireal codtomary Acres to statute measure; also Talks of sqaare measure, and the varioui dimersions of an Acre in perches and yards, by which the conttnt• of any plot of Ground may be ascertained without theexpence or a regularsurvey. Printed fur C. Cradoek and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster row, and may he had of every respectable Bookseller and Stationer m the ' Empire. " The arrangement of this work is such, that the value of the given quantity of acres, roods, and perches, may always be found by the addition of three lines; while in using other tables it it ne cesary to add together 6ve or six. These Tables will be useful, not only to the valuers'of the rent of land, but Is estimating the money to be raid for work dont at any rate per acre." Eclectic Review, Nov. 1809.