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Saturday will be revived the Tragedy of Julius ttlsai . • -An new Farce of Frost and Thaw was received with the lora approbation, and will be repeated satorday, and on T oday, lluirsthy, and Saturday, next week. "the New Pan mow will he repeateil on Mo.:iday. _ An PATE NT FILTERING A are portable, never out of repair, and will the foulest source at the tio••:icipiesi rate of i',oo rend, ring the —ter in cokiir :rautifully trans -easing dernaLti i.e receives .• a convincing pion, of his inveaiiou over any thing of the kind yet work at his Manufactory, No 6, NTor: irit r squ.ire; anJ at the B.tr of the Juru3alcat Coffvc- Court, Corohill„ 7losetiand Engine Pumps upon the most inn- .STORED AM) HEALI'II PRE:;EItVED. •uptions in the Face, Skin, Bcc. ail:tout e constitution, is the prominent f. azure of that ,oetedented preparation for the atria--Mrs. V IN LAND'S LOTION. This admirable Lotion, iu a safe and gunk manner, rffectualty credi t eruptions, cutaneous agections, and all &tor , h combines both beauty and health, impartin; armee to :he compltuton. Mrs. Vincent's I.otion he proud sancston of the most tlis inguished charac 'fashionable world; and to prevent counterfeit Lotions name 'upon the label ort each bottle that is genuine. Vincent., sole Propriet or. at No. 6. Davies-street, •e; Bacon's, 1.50, Oxfoad-street; Rtgge, No. all the re,pectable Venders of genuine Medicines, `. Pints, Ls. Cd. s, Su. 9J. trterfens. it is necessary to observe M. E. Vin all that is sr nuitte.---Likewise is sold as above, HESI 0 itATIVL TtiOTH I'o WI)Elt, for pre ;. aid beautifying the teeth, ant curing the 'cur price its pd each hot. PRACTITIONERS, HOSPITAL S l'Ur EMISTS, DRUGGIS FALUN IS, AND isive channel of publicity and commu adopted to announce to the Medical World ge atoll of an Establishment fou..tled and comiticted respectability and liheralty suited to the impor d of the objects it is intended to entbrac.:, namely, Agency in all its various branches at the Office or tency Establishment. Professional Men desirous the fatigue and anxiety of Practice (richer totally ty be provided with Smcce.sors or Partners with +to the advantages offered. Hospital Students led to take upon themselves the important duties be introduced as Partners, Successors, or Assis . - - . nal A 4 en of eminence.—Parents and Guar.iiani o under theii charge, whom they may Intend either Pridession, Chernical, or Drub Line, will be introduced and others reqiiirlng Apprentices. Goodwill of Chemists and Druggists disposed of, .ewlse negociated, as weil as Assistants provided. lressal to the Proprietors of the Medical Agency 10. is, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, must be ya;cl.--Hours from ten till f iur. .al Practices and Partnerships, £3OO to £l6OO tin-neltans ' S, COLDS, &c: D i COUGHS, 'S CO LT3FOOT LOZ ENG ES. Tus?- i the name given to Coltsfoot by the antlents, cattle in t oughs, &c. It is prepared in the form of ie most agreeable to palate; and ttlso, that by its sing in the niourh, may,with more certainty be parts affected; these Lozenes are deobstruent, alleying the tickling sensation which Coughing, clearing the voice, and produclrg the most s; it used as a preventiie, few pet sons will be trou iglu through the winter, and their price places them " of all ranks of people. and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the foot-way, e proprietorsowd none are genuine but what have the stamp. Retail also by Tutt, Exchange, and Oxford -street. aLltibt's AN IWERTUSSIS for the HOOPING remedy laag approved, and recommended by the Ithe kingdom. hue only 46. 9d.por boide. : i ii a t oil Continuation of the inimitable Dramatic Hoes! the stn- stir-- ....napes Elephant ; ar rp id Iwo Learned Dontroductd in she several Entertainments of th, Evening. de, e f e NEW PAVILION THEA ERE, • John ASTLEVS, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND, , irck, (Established by authority of the Luid Chamberlain). V a . IV-MORROW , THURSDAY 27th, and SA- -1 TUI&DAY 29th February, will be prtsemetl, a Musical :ham. pace,in One Act, with aperopriate Scenery, Music, &c called r and, or ea. THE THREE FIVES ; rte-. OR, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOl./SH ! bre I m mediately after which, with its dtpcndent Scenery, Machl- icon, . wi i,ettstnive Platform Work, &c. will be acted, the popular :a R Hoe Spectacle, in Two Acis, called a . ; BAGVAN-HO ; es OR, THE TARTAR TART.AR'D. se, e 1 sstplished through the means of having One Foot by Sea, and San. One Foot by-Land. Wts. Thaw, Mr. Collet; Bagvan-Ho, Mr. Astley, jun.; Blue arid, Bea, Mr. Male ; and Fatima, Mrs. Antes'. whirlf will be introduced the largest and most sagacious Ele- Soak this Kiredom. The Piece will tern:inate with a General Attu& cm the Usurper's Castle, Man to Man, Horse to Horse, d w &whole terming the most extensive picture of a field of battle Sit ever appeared on any stage. acats th en , To conclude with a grand Pantomftnical Selection, called HARLEQUIN': 01.10 ; or, JEWELS NEW SET; , ari 1p which will be ntroduced Two astonishing learned Lap-dogs. Doors n; en at la:If-past 1 ive, and brain at Half-past Six.- 1 and Eased Price half-past Eight anti re No performance on Wednesdays aad Fridays during Lint. t At the several eirgagetnents of the extraordinary' Quadruped card rs will 4. :pre in a new days, and, in all probability, the itar- TLlfollrp7rtuptty of seeing a comuination of their interesting iser- tank t!.e different Entertainments may never happen again, Sant, ieMutrger most respectfully craves Permission to say, that an trees, at, application for Places is absolutely necessary, which cannot haio. pt atta Half-past Seven o'clock. FINE MOULD CANDLES WITH WAX WICKS. lure, POI; RCHIER and BLACKWELL, sixteen rears Red .11- 0 Foreman ta Mr. Pretknell, M'ar, Spermaceti, and *1 allow Cleadlers,beg !rave to acquaint thy Nobility, Gentry, ind Public, Plot they have laid in a large stock of fun Mould Candies with d IY Vu Wicks, of their own manufacturing, ard superior in quality glass- *toy they have before sold, at No. 13 Kitig-strett, Holborn;arat their Manufactory, 14, Gray's Inn I.ane. , e and . Orders by pest executed with.portattality. • nd FTENSON I S PATENT FILTERING tuna rook, g r f4 P ACHINES are portable, never out of repair, and will trou d purify Water of the foulest source at the it a••:aripled rate of 300 at:loits per day, rendering the Wa.ter in colour beautifully trans- parent. The increasing demai.d he receives at a convincing ()toot le 0 et the superiority of his inven t ion o ver an y t hi ng o f t h e ki n d yet Oared ho "lobe seen at work at his Alanufactory, No 6, IlTorirter- -16011 tratt,Cavendish-square; and a: the Bar of the Jeru,aleui Coffee- as Lowe, Cooper's Court, Carob :AL OILS: -R B. Ws:A . Closets and Engine Pumps upon the most int- • rtaa pond principles. ; iu BEAUTY RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED. lean TO Cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. yait''out ; h ey a impairing the constitution, is the prominent f attire of that nrelknt and unprecedented preparation for the A iii--Mrs W- WII CENTS COW LAND'S LOTION. This adniirable he while it qperatts iu a safe and gentle manner, iffectual'y eradi- asv cues all see:butte eruptions, cutaneous aCeetions, and al thsor- n . dos of the sk.n ;it combines both beauty and health, imparting a ad ctable app. aranee to the eonspleadon. Mrs. Vincent's Lotion las reciived the proud sancttnn of the most inguished eharac CO la Mahe fashionable world ; and to prevent! counterfeit LOgoll4 face 'Le signs het name npon the label on each bottle that is genuine. es? ' s42l ttbY Mrs. Vincent., sole l'roprict ay. at No. 6, Davies-street, Crearenet-serare; Bacon's, 150, Oxfoad-rreat ; Rtgge, No. 6a. loTtl PwiPtde ; ai d all the respectable Venders of genuine Medicines, in Quarts, as. 6d. Pints, Ss. lid. s, is. 9J. new, Tb "vent courterfats. it is necessary to observe M. E. Vita- and tent fined upon an that is at nuitie.---Likewise is sold as above, 'and VINCEN r le ESI ORATIVE 'MOTH PO WitER, for pre- l e'rirf.reroring. and beautifying the teeth, an.l twang the scur- 'cc of lathy y um 4, ptiee 9.. 1 4 1 each box. as TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, HOSPITAL S l'Ur an DENTS, CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS, PAREN IS, AND GUARDIANS. THIS extensive channel of publicity and commu- Me nication is adopted to announce to the Medical World ge- es 11 *say the formation of an Establishment fon iided and conducted Ilya a system of respectability and liberalty suited to the impor- Wpre and :anent of the objects it is ir.tended to erabrac.:, namely, lie Medical Agent-, in all its various branches at the Office or ai'n. *Medical Agency Establishment. Professional Men desirous retirng front the fatigue and anxiety of Practice (tither totally sdy ° Partially), may be provided with Successors or Partners wish "Dl* adequate to the advantages offered. Hospital Students orslothers qualified to take upon th e mselves the important duties 11 0 1 1:Wee, may be ottroduced as Partners, Successors, or Assis- tam to Protessional Men of eminence.—Parents and Guardians I . 4 'hag youths under th eir c h arge , whom they may intend either hr the Profession, Chem ica l, or , Dru r Line, will be introduced axe lbUtdkal m en , an d others reeptirlagApprent ices. , asst The Stock and Goodwill of Chemists and Druggists disposed of, Ips likewise negociared, as well as Assistants provided. All letters addressed to the Proprietor:, of the Medical Agency .:-.?b.h!ttruent, No. is, B art l e t t ' s B u ildi ngs , H o lb or n, m u s t be fields,nahiy post pa:el.—Hoare from ten till f .ur. S everal Medical Practices anal Partnerships, £3OO to £l6OO 7005' ach s mantillas for lae:hat di • disposal. FOIL COUGHS, COLDS, Ste: :ealf WALSH'S CO LT3FOOT LOZ ENGES. Ttis!. ka _ lag! Was the name giv e n to Coltsfoot by th e antlents, Mal 72 kne w its value in oughs, & c. It is prepared in the form of Bea, as the most agreeable to palate ; anti Ilan, that by its t'vdwalll dissolving In the mouth, mayisvith more certainty be air n7e4 to the parts affected ; these I.ozetuo..s are d•mbstruent, wi fit, anti Itibrucating, allaying the tickling sensation which It eadons Coughing, cl e ari ng t h e vo i ce , an d pro d uc l rg th e mo s t ap, 4 r!ttr' l l it used .11 a preventiie, few pet sons will be trou- rf.b with Loughs th r o tt through the winter, and the'r rice places them Whin, the reach of all racks of people ' . P O Sole ♦ by Shaw and Edwards, 06, St. Paul's, on the foot-way. • Zia:* the sole proprietors,sod none are genuine but what hays eon th e stamp. Retail also by Tute, Exchange, and • --am and Co. Oxford-street.jute _, . s AN lIPERTUSSIS for the HOOPING . inn a remedy iaag approved, and recommended by the in the kingdom. Price only 2s. 9d. per bottle. 5s nd Ys 04 Ss od Ss od to 62 4s 6a Ds od lel a t Is NI. 5. 7d. car- Itead,l Mai, 1 y_l WEDNEsDAY i FEBRUARY 26, 1812 Just published, price In!. 80. boarik TtvELVE SERMONS on Van )Us Subjects; anti a Narrative of the First Appearancti of our Loon, gi this day of his Mesurrettion. the late G. STOKI'S, DD. kornteily Fellow of trinity (Wiese, Dublin. Sold by Cadell and I)asie4, Stra and all Orbit. BcasellaVi. Where also may be had,. FF.RNIONS on Public Occadons, with Noted to torical, and PoFtleal Subjects) cont a ining an article fit the CA= 'FROLIC QUES'IIONs • Be* V ALPY. D.D. F.A.B. 2 vols. Ms. price 11.04. THE CLASSICAL JODINAL. No. VIII. for Deeensh-e, 1811.: Containing CLASSICAL.BUILICAL. and ORIENTAL Lto• future; hi which will 'lot found kOreelloricience oa STCTIIENS . Gltry Tulsa' , virus. Price Gs. 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Of whont may be had, by the same Author, A new rAi.iou of hi 4 Essay concerning HurnalS - UnderstarAng, with thel itatise on the conduet of the Understanding, and home other Ptec.ts, in two la: ge Vols. !Ivo. price in boards XI. la- This d,,y was published, price 51: neatly.bound in red, A New Edition, tiring the Pith, of THE TABLET of MEMORY; sheun7, every memorable Event in History, from the earliest Period to the present Time, classed under distinct Heads, with - heir Dates, comprehending an Epitome of Englit.h History ; with an azact Chronology of Painters, ernint nt Men, &c. Printed for Wilkie end ohn--.on, J. Walker, Seascherd and Lettetlnatt, Parton and Harvey, B. Crosby and Co. J. Booker, Lackington, Alters, and Co. I-tuts:nail and Co. Sherwood, Isieelry, land loses, J. Asperne, J. Johnson and Co. and G. kohinson. GENERAL CRAUFURD. On the lit of March win be published, price 2s. 64. A DETAILED MEMOIR of the Life of 1. Major- General CRAUFURD;whIch will be conta;ned in the Military Chronicle of March. The other Contents of this Num ber ore as follows : Ist, A Portrait and Biography of Major-Ge neral Mackenzie Frazer. 2d, History of the Campaign in Po tir• gal, being the only connected Narrative of the Military Proceed ings that has been published. J, A great valley of Military Correspondence. 4th, Journals from the Seat of War, Gazettes at f .11 length, &c. The former Number of the Military C!iro nide may be had at the Office, price rd. each. They ciAltain the Lives and Portraits of a!1 the eminent Generals of the day. Printed for J. Divas, Lasez-streer, Strand, lanu'on. OCTAVO EDITION of LORD VALEINITIA's TRAVELS, With all the Plates contained in the Ouar.o Edition. Late puliished, handsomely printed in three large volumes Sae and a fourth in 4to. on royal paper, contain tag 72 Mapi and Plates finely engraved, price £4. 10s. in boar.ls, VOYAGES and TRAVELS in INDIA, CEY -I.ON, the RED SEA, ABYSSINIA, and EGYPT, in the Years 1802,1'802, 1801, 1805, and 1104 • By eVRGE VISCOUNT VALENTI.I. Prlnted for F. C . and J. Rielneton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by .1. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly, Of whom may be had, A few remaining Copie4 of the quarto Edition, elegantly printed in three large vols. on fine royal paper, price in bards, £9 9s. This day was published, handsomely printed in 1 large vol. BVo. price 10s. 6d. in boards, a new edition of -AN ESSAY on the Nature and Immutability of TRUTH, in opposition to Sophistry and Scepticism. By JAMES BEATTIE, I.L.D. Professor of Moral Philosophy and Logic in the Marischal College and University of Aberdeen. The Eighth Edition, c,rrected ; to which is now prefixed a Sketch of the Origin and Progress of the Work. Printed fur I. Mawman, 09, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, 1. TheTempleof Truth ; or the best System of Reason, Philoso phy, Virtue, and Morals, analytically arranged; Edit Bvo. Bs. boards. By the same Author. 2. Studies, Sacred and Philosophic ; adapted to the Temple of Truth, Bvn. 9s. boards. • 3. Additional Studies, perfective of the Temple of Truth, •vo. 9s. boards. 'JRD ANC!! I. b FlGli, February 14,11412. T HE PRINCIPda OFFICERS of HIS MA. JEStre ORDNANCE, to hereby :rye Nosier, That Pruposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 2d day of Match next, from such Fer sons as may be willing to undertake :he ral*lng of RIVIF.R BAL LAST, by means cf a Steam Engine, for the service of the Royal Engineer Department at Woolwich, and for the term of two years, at per ton. The Ballast must consist of gravel, procured !Tom the River, near the ItOyal Amelia!, and be delivered into Ordnance Barges, along*ide the Engine. The daily supply required will be from SOO to t5OO tons, and the Steam-Engine must conimettre svorkicg within three weeks from the dose of the Proposal being accepted. urth...r particulars may be known at the Secretary's Oflic e in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and -I o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed tip, and endorsed, " Proposals for River Ballast ;" but no proposal can be adruitted after the said '2cl day of March, at twelve o'clock at noun of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed un ites the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. I.l.oi'D'o, FEBRUARY 6, 1812. AT a Meeting held this day, in the Committee- Room, to take into consideration the case of the Widows and Families of the unfortunate Men lust in his Majesty's Ships ST. GgoRGE, of 98 guns, HERO, of 74 guns, • DEFENCE, of 74 guns, Lately wrecked on their passage from the Baltic, amounting to upwards of 2000 in number, • The Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER in the Chair. _ _ _ _ Resolved, that the Meeting, deeply impressed with the magni tude of the calamity, which has been attended with a lose of lives it - .urh exceeding the number lost in either of dm great Battles of the Nil , , Copenhagen, or Trafalgar, do recommend tkat a Sub scription be now opened for raising a sum cf money for the rilief of the Widows and Families of the deceased, to be applied under the direction of a Committee to be hereafter appointed for that purpose by a General Meeting of the Subscribers. FEBRUARY so, 1812. At a General Meeting held this day, THOMSON BON AR, Esq. In the Chair, It was unanimously resolved, on the motion of the RigLt Hon. Lott' Gambier, seconded by John Julius Angerstein, Esq. that :his Subscription should' be extended to the relief of the Widows and Famiiies of the Officers and Men of his Majesty's Frigate SAL DANHA, 36 guns, and 300 men, totally lost on the Coast of 1r land, about the sense time as the St. George, Hero, and Defence. Resolved, That a Committee of "I'wenty-ore be now appointed for promoting the Subscription, and for managing the Distribu tion thereof, with liberty to ad d such names as they may think lisroper. Tilt following were chosen: The Right Honourable Admiral Lord RADSTOCK. The Right Honourable Admiral Lord GAbalitEß. Vice-Admiral Sir JANIES SAUMAREL, Bart. Sir Wita.last LCIGUTON, Knight and Alderman. J. P. Anderdon, Esq. Woodbine Parish, Esq. Jo!in J die% A.agerstein, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. George Blackman, it q. 'lhomas Rowcrott, Esq. Thronott Botiar, EA. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. 1 - laratio Clagett, Esq. Robert Shedden, Esq. Wm Henry Hoare, EA. k Ilaskt•th Smnl,, Esq. homes King, Esq. I • Joun lienton I ritton, Esq. Guttuitin Lied% Lsq. Joitn Tulin°, Eiq. George Munro. Esq. I Subscriptions received at the Ear of this House; at Messrs. Pleares, Heet-street ; Messrs. Barclay, 1 riron, Bevan, and Co. the Hon. Simon Frazer, Persir4, and Co. Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Messrs. Willis, Wood, Percival, and Co. and all the other Bankers In London. Subscriptions already advertised £lOBB 9s. Sir Fred. Baker, liars. 10 10 I John Tunno i Esq. 10 10 Marquis of Hertford 25 0 rßis!lop of Durham 21 0 Gen. Balfour, 83d Regt. 10 10 David Pike Watts, Esq. 10 10 i Leibman, Lowe and Co. 10 10 Adm;ral Young 20 0 Mackenzie and (Aponte 10 10 Admiral Lerd Radstock 5 5 Nath. Brickwood, Esq. 1 1 i Sir 'I homas Saumarez 5,5 Rusidell,Lridge &Rundelllo 10 i Richard Sauniarez, Esq. 5 5 Right Hon. Lord Arden 21 0 IsLchoilia Saumarez, Esq. .5 5 Jas. Farquhar, Esq. M.P. 10 10 I num Capt. Pipon, Olii- James Lush, Esq. 10 10 cers aid Crew of H. Ctalm-rs and Guthrie 10 10 M. S. Dubuc, 285uns Puget, Bainbridge & Co. 10 10 I per Sir J. Saumarez £5O 6d. Admiral Richard Willis 5 0 Subscriptions at Oxford, Cooke and Haltord 10 IC per Sir Jas. Saumarez 13 1S J. P. H. 1 0 Win. Lii.gham and Son 10 10 James Putnam, Esq. .5 0 Jas. Dick, Esq. Rochester 5 0 Laur, ice Phillips, Esq. 1 1 Goode and Clarke 5 5 M. C. B. 5 0 Ignatius Palyart, Esq. 5 5 J. C. Wegnelin, Esq. 10 10 Wm. Vaughan, Esq. 10 10 Ewan Law, Esq. 5 5 Centess of Normanton 5 0 John Curtis, L.q. 10 10 Lady Olivia B. Sparrow .5 0 Sir Thos. Musgrave, Bart.lo 0 At chibald Cochran 21 0 George Jackson, Ellq. 5 5 John Punt r, Esq. Rosehill2l 0 Anlew Loliglinan, Esq. 5 5 Nich W. Ridley Colborne, Frederick Booth, Esq. 10 10 Esq. 10 10 Jas. Dawson Harris, Esq.lo 10 John Cressett Pelham, kreder irk Webb, Esq. 5 5 Esq. 10 10 Daniel S:i pkensun, Esq. 10 N Joseph Wartnaby, Esq. 5 5 Manning and Anderdon 10 10 ohm Quantock, Esq. Edward Warner, Esq. 10 0 Chichester 5 5 George Blackman, Esq. 10 10 Wilson, Agassie and Co. 10 10 John Read, Esq. Waltham- Whitshed 1. eene,Esq M.P. stow 10 10 per Admiral Lord Rad- Thomas Gildarr, Esq. 5 5 stock 10 10 Henry Blanshard, Esq. f V. 2 Officers, Non-Commis- Lewis Paleske, Esq. 10 10 I sioned Officers, and A. M. - • 1 1 Privates of the Corps __ _ _ _ _ ... Rdw. H. Lee, Esq. 3 S . of River Fencibles, by Charles Dixon, Esq. 10 10 Captain Lucas 52 10 Campbell,llowden,St Co.lo 10 Company of Lightermen George Stevens, Esq. .5 0 and Watermen,by do. 21 0 W. X. Moore, Esq. 10 10 The Right Hon. Lori D. Simeon and Co. 10 in Dunranville - 10 0 Geo. Duckett, Esq. 5 0 Lieut. W. C—, R. N. 1 0 Chas. Cartwright, Esq. 10 10 A Family of Young Folks, Thorn/ or,,Brotheis,6tCo.2l 0 K ensing ton - I 1 David Lyall, Esq. - 2 2 Vice - Ad miral Harvey 2i 0 Sir Robert Presort 10 10 Richard 'l'ill, Esq. 1 0 I. B. 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EROMPTOW, CtIA I DAM, and ROCHES] ER COldt e (the B,i tilos Iv Sutra.) daily, at g o'Clock. CAMBRIDGE Loan Naccon Coach, Monday, Wednesday s and Friday Mornings at S. CAMBRIDGE Urtott Coach, (late Old Qmbridge) through Royston and Buntingford, every Morning 4 past T.ezeept Sum ay. CAMBRIDGE light 'Eelegrapla Coach, (in 7 Hours) through Ware and Barkway, every Morning at 8 o'Clock, except Suass day, aud chrriis only Fout inside. CAMBRIDGE Post Coach, thrdugh Ware, Barkway, sad Foulntire, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon, at 4. CANTERBUR MARGAIB, RAMSGATE , CHAT& HAM, ROCHESTER, and S FROOD Coaches wart Mangos and Evening. N.B. F.stra Coating lit ant Hoar. Cli Al HAM, ROCHES LERr.and.GiaAVAllMbiii Cowboy four times a day. DEAL New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coach, with • Guard and Lamps, every evening at half pat 4 o'Clock. DOVER and DEAL Post Coaches, a-very Morning a quartet before 6, and Evening a quarter before 6. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE Htcnrtrek Post Coach. through Alowick, Berwick, Durham, Darliogton, and North- Almon, every Morning tt half past IL FAKENHAM Coach, through , Newmarket, Blandon, sad Swaffhani, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at 4. FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every Morning at 8. GOSPORT Coach (the B:ne) through Staides, k.ag.hot, Farn ham, Alton, West Menh, and Rareham, Mornings at hilf past 4. H ERTEL) D and WARE Coach,viery Morning at halt past O. HU 1.1. RODNEY Coac", by way of Doncaster, Thorn, and North Cave, every M o r n i ng at 4 p ast 6. This Coa ch is particu larly expeditious, performing. the journey in 36 flours. It travels the pleasantest road, and will be found the best conveyance !ta HULL—N.B. It avoids the extremely dangerous pillage of the Humbei. IP3WIL H and COLCHtSTM Coadies i through Stratford St Mary, Witham, Kelvs.don, Chelmatirtl, Ingatestone, and Kturfitrd, every Ahernmn at 2 and 5. I.EErS Coaehit every morning at fillf-past 6, and ahernoone at three. LYNN Pest Coach. throuch Carphridge, Newmarket, Su Folga:e, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Frid.ry After At four. a LYNN and ELY Coach; the LORD Nrtsow, through Cam bridge, Monday, Wednedday, and Friday Mornings, at 5. 1.1 VER POOL Coaches, every A Pernoon. LEICESTER and NOR ItiAhiPTON Telegraph Coach through Leesport Pagbell, WociLut it, Dunstable, anti St./1111.w'. every Afternoon at 2. I.ANCASI ER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wipe Prrtdn, Kendal, Penrith, and Whitehaven, every Afternoon at I LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM l'ust Coach, every • ing and Afternoon. MAIDENHEAD Coach. through Hounslow, Slougt,ind Sal • Hill every Afternoon at hal- pa s t St, Sunday excepted. 11 , 1ARGATE light Coach, the'reli graph (carries 4 inside only) every Morning at 7 during the Season. and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Itforntrig and Evening a! 6. • MANCHESTER light Telegraph Cnatb, through Leicester Derby. Asbborne, I.eek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at The Public Attention is particu:arly r. quested to this Concern as it is the Original Coach es•ablished fhr carrying FOUR IN. SLOES only ; tt is on the last highly improved Construe:lbn foe; Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked throughout in the best Feasible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new and expediting, light coach, the Eclipse, through,Stockton and Yana, carries only 4 Insides, and k lighted and 3uarded, sets out 'every Afternoon at 3. " NORWICH Etpedition Coach, throtigh Hockerill, Beare+ bridge, Newmailet. Thetford, and Wyrnensibans, every Afters noon, at 3. OXFOIID and WOODSTOCK Light Coach ftbe Blenheim), Monday. Wednesday. and -Friday Morning, at it, through Uz4 b:idge. Wycoritbe, and Tetswortb. POR'i'sMOUIII Coach, every Mamie& at half past 4, extb rept Sunday. . STAhIi•ORD Cents. through Hertford, Behlock, Biggins wade, and Stilton. every Morning, at # past 6. YORK Ilighfiyer Coach, every Morniog. 4 past 6, through Newark, Doti.:aster, and Ferrybrelge, at which places It meet, the various brands Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax. dersfield, Harrowgate, Carlisle, and all the other printipal toenail of the North. .1 be Guard and Coach go through without chaos ging, and only Gout coachmen. Pasonagembooked through, gsbd wishing to stop on the road, may proceed neat day, witheastatty additional fare. YORK new and commodious Light Coach, the Edipia, tam eying only four insides, setsAureeery Afternoon arl, add ihnreb wish the greatest celerity. The Guard and Comb. tihnleghfill York without chanpag. and only four Ceseemee. .• .4 • ,44 p W. I. ROBERTS and CC, Pelgid446l% Who will not be account** (er any Glary China, Plate, Watches, Cash, Bank•notes, Bills, or ,ewes, heartier snug the same. net fee any other Article at indite the IN value, If Mit if damaged, units. *milled NW paid fat ae sues shim eweed gig Igor Qfgea M Towed at ie shear Armee is the Ougstry. . iIDIVIRALTY-OP.PIaZ, J. 23, 'dr.:. N OTIt ie hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Termiaer am! Goal Delivery, for Ike Trial of Opines committal ea the Hies &as, within thijorikketioto of the Almitaity of Evgland, will it lad at Jai*, Hall, is the Old Bailey, London, is Friday AU V.lith of FiGruary next, di eight o'clock is the soorieenz. J. W. CROXPR