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Begunly printed in three largiVoll4Bl — , Crown petal A new Edition, bellig tK2 Afth of, ELIQUES of ANcteNt ENGLISH POETRY, .1 1 ,X =bluing of Old Hcroia Ballads, Songs, and other Pieces of Inr earlier Poet., together with some few of later Date. ; Punted for F. C. land J. Rivingtos, No. 62, St. Paul's Churib *l; and LungipBn,diursto Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternos• ta•coa. As day was published. in BVo. price El. I s. boards, A PRACTICA L AB R I DGMENT of the LAWS of the CUSI OMS - ,relative to the Import, Exporr, and Coast /41ra* of Great Britain and her Dependencies, (except the gotied, el ), iighiding a statement of the Duties, Drawbacks, ilkißottaties, dace ed to be paid and aliowed ; the whole I,.ter afenedwth Ordels in Counc,i; •at1..1 brought to Jan. 1812 I'o be continued at the end of each .Session of P:itilsment. 13y CHARLES -POPE, lageblliag . Stirecyor of the Warehou,es in Bristol, and Author of the " Campendiuip of the Warehousing Laws." Warted tu. Longman, Hurst, Lkecs, ()rite,- and Brown, Pa treater-row. - • . . Thel'as;.es of the DUTIES of CUsTOSIS may be, bad gaps way, iu Bvo. price Ss. boards. Jame; Blinn, Esq. 6 0 Brant and e Lanney 10 10 ,John Davidson, Esq. 3 S lesse Russell, Esq. 10-10 Robert Jones, Mandell, and Co. Ushorne, Benson, Ro• bens, and Cochran 21 0 W. A. Standen, Esq. 5 0 John liambtough, Esq. 10 10 Wm. J. Coltman, Esq. 5 5 Thomas Masson, Esq. Ei.fiLld 10 10 Thos. Dickaf on and Co. l 0 10 S. Williams. Eiq. 10 10 :Übe Right Hun. George Rose; M.P. Charles 10 10 10 10 'Cranford, MP. 5 5 1-la2part and Co. 10 le George Galbtaith,R.U. 2 2 The Proprietors of the .Observer 5 5 Samuel Virgin, Esq. 5 0 Thomas Hutchon, Esq. 5 5 ;oho Curteis, EA. 10 le Alderman Atkins 10 10 :kb, Bishop of .dirUsle ,isee4elni.l.ordß,adstoCk S 0 Ana4,l3runtswoud;B,sq. i 0 10 lortn Diltniinoncl;Zal. 10 10 Chkisassisinencind, Esq. to 10 kienry.Dninunwil,Esq. 10 10 kolsert Huntey, Esq. 5 0 I. Hill, Sheerness-Dock V. 0 Earl of Galloway 10 10 Thoinaft ' Neatby, F.sq. Chesbunt 10 0 M.4.-stiusway, tIL 5 0 1 his day . 1•1113 iubliahtd, price (coloured).lQs. A - N 4W CHART of lilSTOß.Ypexhibiting the Revolutions that hive' taken. plate In the tijaf Etltpicesi.ltiniiionis; and States, froni , the. earliest au.. tannic records-, so the commencement tltiopt*seneYhar: With thisitiptlon, 3.t WhiriCnce-coutained - some strictutes and re 7 atria an L ) ;. ?f4ols o realCkaN` :. ' . • . -.41 1 • • • .• field by J. Johnson *4l;p. Np.. 7• 4 1; St. ParCa Cbstablirett litopakiferchaßgei l - • • tee TlatallAlitY and talhkenleits4 of Charts of 41sis kind .have ackisswltidgett 41 , a.ltos e-Na carat. of• l e ertvia. fisesis,blll' , of using inty leitadfiri liiNtory, as Maps doip Geography.: The-larterprt• Sandie - rely figure andssituation of the toshitry to the eyc ; and Cathy elucidate the dearalpaion•of.ks rivere, its mountains, and ingeseral featutas. 'The forwrein Ilk. mann.", represent in me view all the principal Revolutions of Empinr; whether eon maperangousor auccessire, that have taken place in the k different and states of the world; and thurserve to explain, in a d b ar S t simple manner, .the most intricate Slid parts of ttit and'Clironology. ••- • • ' 1 TIIONI. No ip,gcorge-yard, Lombard • I This clay were publithed, 7nbe Second Editick, in I g u po. price ss. itstts.;'los. rid. boirds, of LECTURES upon LORD'S SERMON on iIOUN I', by the Rev. JAMES BREWSTER,Ministtr at Craig. The Lectures in this Volume are intended by the Author as a swtemposition of Christian Morals; he writes for tilt , inf.srma- Sisal orilitury readers, and for the improvement of practical Cirisiians—he has endeavoured only to select the hest interpre lotions, to present she simplest irus• rations, to notice the princi- Npouns ut practice, and to recommend the observance of these Meaty aad perspicuous language. 2. Li 2 rill. lists. price ins. in boards, (the volumes sold se. Pinkly) Ssaatoys on Various Subjects. By David Enchain, D.D. )haster of the United Parishes of Dyke and Moy, in the county eflioaay, late of Artillery street London. "We shaU frankly introduce this performance to - the world, as inerring its favour, •Ancl assign it, without hesitation, to a high ass among the SCIIIIOfIS of our language. The elevation of his lOU +unsuited by a cluseness maturity, and dignity of send /Mit that we have not often witnessed."—Eclectic Rev. & la 3 volt. dw. price Cl. is. boards, Seamoss on the most Prrialill Vices, and other important Subjects. By David La tvia!, Da . _. t oiirdurses on the Miracles and •Part.ll3 of our LORD and 6 ADQVIt.JESVS CUR I ST. by the Rev. WiD.DOdd, LL.D. i11..4 ‘lll6. *so. price .£l. 10s. bo.srds. A The NevrTmtamet.t, translare.i front the Latbt, in the refs: ' . I .bilty! John Wield, /T.D. 'l'o uhtch ..re piefiinds Memoirs a =Opinions, and Writing. of Lb . - .V:eilf ; and an Historical of thee Saxon and k.n g igs Versions: of the Scripttire , , to the• opening of the .fifu:enth Century, by the Rev. !. !Ilt s 7 s Hermy Balsa, M.A. an Asaistaut Librarian of the ilritiab. "Owls sad Assistant Preacher at' Linea:es Inn. .. The Editi on which Lewis published having been always hig`1y ....."1/412,ttis and latterly very•dif!'.cult to be. Procured , Mr. 13 tb ..r Mt Would to prepare Lee pr. it/DeditioD i a. j !ill stamped a nem 164 '7" the Work, by many important ac..:sesions. ile hat tMemoirs of the Life of NViciT, in which he 'tali discovt reil hligeace and accuracy. Subjoin •t to tfl i is an Historicaf Agnew of the imnin and English Versions ~f the ticript ureß. ie whole volume, indeed, • forms a very vahrsble and.meritori- • N i ta blication."—british Critic, I)er. let I. • • : .; • L iNnted for T. Hamilton, i 7, Paternoster-row . ; R. Ogic, '22: - .4. ..7 4 ` 411 ; 1. Ogl; Edinburgh; and M. Oie;Glasgetw. LIGNUM'S AN IISCORKITIC DROPS AAP LOTION. JEVANS and ;;ON, No. 42, Long-lane, West i • Smithfield, h - s.ve just received a fresh suyply from!Mr. 'tit" 1 .1"1 burgeon", Manchester , cons sting of tbe above most cscel • 71 , ntediereei, so. uniy: rally resorted fo for their extraordinary aalarny in s it comp l a i nts o f t h e S curvy , L eprosy , Rheuma apktrk sod other disunion arising from impurities in ,the ! --- ••tt kc.- - 2!".irtues of th's . celebitied medicine cannot he bettel• dis ,..._!_r.lut ban bit the great number of 'Weil-attested eases which are 7." Y and even monthly purformed by the sole use of these rPt and L•stiun. At thii season of the year they are pal !kiw Z i f re conunrrnletl to t'.e attention of thoaf subject to the Scarrf s . i ladies and (;entl•emen nary noir have their orders 1 tt T 1 in doze n s, fit hal-dozens, to a rn:,;le 43. rid. bottle. I A. 1 2 4, Di ov i are roll in moulded square bottles at I ts. awl --n.—...: I Is. bottle is eq.e.o to three 4s. 0.1. ones.—Lotion Weir plot buttl•-, slaty ine!wJed, ntolesale by Mr. Upturns kb exter ; bl, '.vans and Son, 42, Long-lane, West a ISeid ; u a ic m : l .L l: 4l,. mitten, 10, Bow 'Church-yard; Butler, 4, g t 7, i 9ei New ry and Sons, 45, sled Sbaw and F.dvrxrds, 6f4 Iv ' tel • t'lit t r e h, yard; Barclay and Sons, liS5 Fteet-Atierket ; ton t 1,...414, g unge;Strand • Sanger,tient street alsg—iu 4 I " CiatlCll, t 7, Miamian; aal moot 14 , 6 - .4arkte. 1 . ll Times Morning Post Mr ruing Chronicle Mortis 4,g Htralt British Press Day • - Public Ledger . Morning Advertiser. MIMD.WZD. AtiD [RID. LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 27, Isis. I.7I3SCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the W:DOWS and FAMILIES of thti OFFICERS and MEN lately lon in hit Majesty's Ships • • 3 r. GEORGE, of 98 guns, • • • HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 gisns, and SALDANHA, of 36 guns. ice Committee chosen for the Management of this Subscrip tion, trorcler to make known the extraoriin.try claims and m?g- Crude of the calamity requiring relief, !Itg to state, t h at the number of lives lost in the above-mentioned Ships, !mounts to the number at those in Copenhagen, or Trafalgar. House; at Messrs. Bevan, and Co. . Smith, Payne, Co. and all the and Co. - 10 10 Capt. H. L. Ball, R.N. 5 5 Harry Sedgwick, Esq. t 5 Burnt: and Warners 10 10 Charles Green, Egg: 5 0 lo,eph Dobree, Esq. 1 1 Antrobus, Esq. of _ C heam, Surrry 10 10 Earl Crawford 10 10 D. Steven:on ' Esq. 21 2 J. ar.d Isidritige 5 5 0. Gee, El. Auston 5 5 T. Amities and Son 5 5 W. Houlron, Esq. l 0 10 Rich. Bradshaw, Esq. 2 0 Win. Yates, E,q. Bury, • . Lancashire - 2t 0 Rev. Martin S. Smith 5 0 Whltthead,tiowarti&Co.lo 0 Ebeu. Robertsuu, g,q. 10 10 the Author of the Navi- gator's 1 if: Buoy 2 2 Marsh and Creed 21 0 AS FERGUSON, Secretary. •street. T e HE Nbhility and Public are respectfully informed, 'An that LORD SOMERVILLE' GRAND SPRING SHEW at CATTLE will be Open for Inspection of the Puhlic This Day, March 2, 1812, and Three following Days. at SADLER's REPOSITORY, Goswell-street, near Smith&ll—Admittance, Ladies arid Gentlemen, Is. each. Likewise may be. seen, the Durham Heifer and the Craven ditto, wbkh are allowed to be two pf the best ever seen. REGULAR NEWSPAPER OFFICE. NAT- MARTIN, No. 8, Cornlllll, London, bees • leave to Inform the Nubility and Gentry, that from his Office Newspapers of every description are regularly forwarded to all parts of the United Kingdom, postage free. The great ir regularity and di•appointmcnt experienced by Gentlemen resid ing is the Country not receiving their Newspapers regularly, in duces W. M. to inform them, if they will favour him with their Orders, be will engage to supply them withot.t being thus disap pointed, and in that regular nimmer which shall give ihegreatest satisfaction. Public Reading Rooms, Coffee-houses, &c. will find this Eliabliahntent well worth their notice, as they will r.ot only be served ristilarly,but on very moderate term& LONDON ILY racers. Star Sun Courier Globe Stat. smut 'Traveller • Allred. '97E3. TUURS. AND SAT. I.oadon Chronicle - I Commercial Chtonicle Londou Packet St Jamees Chronicle ymihg Mail. English Chronicle , Instructor, ('Wed.) . General Evening Post Wash Mercury, (ditto) Lord. Gaz. (rues. and Sat.) Cubbett's Reg-te.r, Saturday, and all other Weekly Papers. To ADYgRrisERs IN THIL COUNTRY. The inconvenience and delay experienced by Solicitors, Mc tiont.cil, and Gentlemen in itiv Country, in gettir.g Advertise nkents insertertsn 1 ondrm and Country Newspapers, induces W. MARTIN to infi,rnt them, that he undertakes to receive and in sert.hir t he, Marriages, Deaths, Paragraphs, and all kinds orisd vertisynents for all ti e,l and Country Newapapers, with the greatest coireetlieleand dispatch. • PUBLIC NOTICE. Reigate, February 6, 11112. R. RY . T.(III Itae;nl3- recivej many Letters from j-VAg Person's Labouring under ,Poanorric Avractfotts, acknowledging the great benefit' they Axeive from the loUowing Medicine, and that they cannot do without it : that it is not to be had in . sorne places, and in other its `unity is doubtful; and, that its price bears heavily upon there, &c. Mr. Rex ca hereby gives notice to sufferers that he Will grant them a liberal allowance upon their'reiliectaite orders and inciosures, • • Isy ttfa PAAWirrell ROYAL LET:TEES PATENT, Granted unto James Rymer, Surgeon, Re , rate,Surryy, Inventor and Prepare.rof the Cardiac and Nervous Tincture. CASE Pl. • "Te Doctiir Rrsten, ' Six-1 lave been true led fur ion: ante w:th • very relazed Chao of hotly, floss of Appetite, 'l.tneness of Spirits, Nervous •v re gibfings, and Numbutas otliands c owing to a Fit of Palsy. Aftervatioos skafol swans !Wing tried witkont success, I had re • courbe to yo s ur CAR.DLAC/114 NERVOUS illit."TUßEe which happily bus Irad the desired effect, anti restored me to perfect h ea lth. irtjpgice, therefore, cola'? Medicine, I AA think my self much oh i. , 9 ed it yes will maim thn above it Mb knoskai I ani, Sir, &c. • • • JAMES SMI 141, IP/heist° n e; A pril 17; IA I f. Balteri it • W hetet me, Mite • This Medicine may We had genii Se at Mr. Morgans, .43, West SmithErld ; and, wl.ole.ale, of hieurs. Dicey and Cti. No. 19. Bow Church-Tarslil.onden ; and, retail, of. every Vender of teak Kadin. is the/ 'little! Titwisi iral,ottles M Si. 04 it:. • rjF the RetatiOns nr in ert e4' Kin ( if any) to i TOHN CULLAN, late of Red Lieu court, in the parish of t ill * Uterine's, in the County ofMiddie ses , and Pensioner attC &bachelor, dreessed, triH apply to Mlist Bridget WOW. nor, of the same place, they, wJil hear at sonwthipg to their atis vatrage. • QTRArrolsi HO — Uakai - drkitK, on the peat I— , North Road, 44 miles Ctrs Lowden, with the FURNICUS; and GARDENS, to be Let, aid enttre d u p on at Lady-day meets Inquire, pen paid, of Mr. 1. Race, Stra:tou Lodge, new MO"- wade, Bedfordshire. HUNT( NODONI&MILE. . TO BE SOLD Xtlf AUCTION; ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES CATE, TITHE FREt, AND LAND TAX REDEEMED,By Mr. RQBINS, • .At Garraway's,•un 'l'letisilay, March 10, at 12. in Two Lots, A COMPACT VREEHOLD ESTATE, Title •-•, Free, and Land Tat redeemed. . 16 6 . .., Lot 1. Comprises Four Enclosures of rich Arable Land, di. iyer 2 ' ; *led by thriving quick Fences, containing Cowards of Fort,- .ck, Esq. 1 1 j four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of Aveltic Acres, in a tofftnani Lag. 1 I I ring fence, tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed, 11 4 1 40111 West- Levi t I Id, in the Parish of Godmanchester, about one mike from the R.. N. 55 i at Co. 20 . 0 n, and by the roadside to:Ortuid, a shirt distance. Irani the ' „ yer,Ouse. • . • , . . A', k Co. P 3 : V Lot 2. A Freehold capital 11th M'ealfow, a ili - oraretittisiiriliii! Esq. - 1 1 Lot 1, containing SA. YR. 121'. hounded on the West by the - id Com- River Ouse, and adjoining to the lands of die Corporaticki; tithe Bank of Jubn free, and laud tax redeem e d. The Lands are in excell e nt cultiv a ti on , f orm i ng a very e l. g ibl e 210 0 t 1 Property for occupation, or t o i nvest money ; t h e w h o l e i n pus- Es 10 10 session of Mr. Richard Mil e s, t e na n t. : r i m year to year. q. . May be viewed by applying •o Mr. Miles, at Godenanchester, R. Norris, Esq. 55 I where Particulars may he had, and at the Horse Shoe Inc ;at Ssr H. Fitzherbert, Bart. 3' 3 Cowburn and Co. 10 10 the Fotunain Inn, Huntingd o n ; Angel; Stilton ; Wheat Sheaf, John Ashley WArre, Esq. 5 Alcunbury 11111; of Mr. It a i rd a ll, Solicitor, Cambridge; the 5 Crown, Caxton ; Feathers. Wades Mill; of Messrs.Windus, Son, Rev. Dr. Bell - 10 0 and Hideaway, Solicitors, foutharuptowbuildings, Chancery lane W.H.Lyttleton,M.P. 5 5 R. B. 2 0 at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Wa t wi c k- s t reet , G o ld in - - - W. Tillard, Esq. 20 0 • square, where a Plan may be seen. P. H. - 10 0 Jenlyns Diekins, Esq. 2 2 Admiral Co-o;611 10 10 Lieut.Gen.W Cartwright 5 S Cape.R.H A.Bennet,R.N.lo 10 Gen. Wm. Hervey 10 0 Barclay, Perk'n i,and Co. 91 0 Brandram,"l.onplernan, VA LUA BLE and IniprorahleF.S FATES in HAMPSHIRE. To tie SOLD by .AUCTION, by FRANCIS ALLEN, At the Bush Inn, Farnham, Surrei on 'lliersday, the obi day of March, 1812, at Three o'Clocit it the Afternoon, (unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given), Lot 1. LL that Desirable FARM HOUSE and A. FARM, called 'fisuatetpus's FA It, containi•ie 69 Acres, more or lets, with convenient Barns, &tabl-s' id 1. and wiser Outbuildings, siitiate at Swanthurpe ' in Crordal, and Sutton, Hants, in the occupation of Mr. James YabLti, tinder a Lease, which will expire at M.chaelmat, 1814. 'lles.. Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance, held hinder the Manor of Crontl.ll. Small fine certain, and mull quit rents. Also, All that Copyhold Cottage, and about an Acre of Land, called Traverses, held of the said Manar. • Small fine certain; also let to said Jame, Yalden, under the same lease. Lot 2. AU that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE and Build:ass, called Home House, in the parish of Odiham, adjoining Horse. dean Common, and four Acres of Land, more or lett, l'st rero belongir.g ; and alto all that Copyhold Farm House, Outbull hags. Farm and Lands, containing eo6 Acres, more or less, called Swanthorpe Farm ; let to Mr. James Yalden, on lettiee, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1814. Small fine certain, and small quit rents. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Clement, Solicitor, at Alton or Farnham t. and als3 to the Auction:pr. at Fanthamo--- Mr. Yalden, the 'Fenian, will shew the Premlsae. S rIRACIA'S ITALIAN THE unexampled success that STI It A ClA's ITA LIAN OILS has met with for upwards of thiy years, in making the Hair grow both th.ck and long, and preventing its falling off after illness, (which it will do in 24 bourp) makes it the most fashiovalle Pomade with Ladies of high rink; for, since Powder is out of use, ft keeps the hair perfectly dean, makes the hardest hair as soft as silk, gives it a most betzuliful neural ap pearance, prevents it turning g.ey, and even If on th e emeze swill return the hair to its nAtu:al colour. Also for the Eye-brows and Gen:lemen's Whiskers. In using it for the former, tire greatest care must be taken, the Oils being such a promoter of the growth, of hair, that it would spoil a beaut.ful forehead. The Oi's are likewise a certain remedy for giving immediate ease in a NervOns Head-ache, and will restore the , hair on horses knees, and of its natural colour.—Caution.—Tkose Ladies and Gentlemen who purchase the above Cils, wiU please to observe, that they are al-, ways in pots, and with the Proin ietor's name, d Johnson," signed on a label &doss the pot. To be bad of the Proprietor, i. Johnson, No. 91, Newm an street, Oxford street, and by her appointment, of Golding, 42, Cornliill; Lowe,SaU, Strand ; Bailey and Be*,i Cockspurstrer. ; Hendree, Tichbourne-street, Golden-square; , and twat of the principal perfumers in town and country, at Ss. a pot. .. !.. --- . TO MFDICAS. PRACTITIONERS, HOSPITAL. STU DEN FS, CHEMIST; DRUGGISTS, PAREN I ; AND, GUARDIANS. .. , THIS extensive, channel of publicity and cornrow . nlenirm is adapted to announce to the Medical World elis nerally the formation of an Eatiblishnient founded and condi/Ma I upon a system of respectability 'and liberality suited in the impow., ante and extent of the objec.s it is intended to embrace, namoly i ,l the Medic4l-elgenty in all its various branch , i at the Office Oil the Medic .1 Agency Establishment. Professional Men destrmii of retiring from the fatigue and atitiety of Practice (either totally. or partially), may he provided-with Successers.m Partners with i eapitalr ailecitiatr to the advantages offered. 'Hospital Students and others qualified to take upon thenisslves the tinpot taut ditties of practice, may be introduced as Partnen, Setscameurs; or Assis tants to Professional Men 4 tinhaence.--Panutts • aid Guardians having youidis tinder their thaege, w:iom they AD#y Wend either tor the Profession, Chemical, or Drug Line, will be hut blamed to Me-die:armee, and wiles respiring Apprentices. The Stock and Goodwill of Chenstets and Druggists disposedoi,' Partnerships likewise negociated, as well as Asskunts provided. All Is: tees add, cisel to the Proprietors of the Medical tot* stablishm en: , No. le, - Banktt's Buildings, Holborn, .invariably poet pl;il.-1-10Jrs froen ten till Isiur. Seieral Medical Printers and Partnynkipt, SSW to MK* re: anoin t fur imoiallam 441004 • • -a)." t 4 trattiittegnowim.plithin , - • . - Osihok er atilifilitfr, *4: a, Aft pRATiIIAt, drkfolikS of irk * 4 l , . Orn te T aye r , ?Whir, •v -iivritponls will be ividiea it tide 014 id Pili.Ml4l Nbne Welnetlay; tile i Mare"' neii, train lewd o peieniVei mai be willing to sedimike the *pry ef jppo OM; SPOICX3, 5000 rLCK AlCk .11/I!LVP3,. and 10,01016 fen Of feat well 6e.onnedELNl lICSAILI3; for tbesekiii of the Royal Carrisee tleliartsizehi, and d the Royal lAbeiederk -u Woolwich, where Patter:ls of the Artielea may be "Weed: 110.114 @pekes are to be ti..lietred on or ileihe Potircli Queetei, tel Mend tlitt Pick Aso H e lies aid Eta Hoard lniniefieteit. Fades Pa:dieters, toothier with she Tones aid Cookbook et,the r;outract, may lia known at the fiacestaill ales. Is aforeiaid, any day briskest the been Of Tea led Nor ototgwhere the Prorsnis most be iielleetwi, whoa 4, bei Cr-Sanest " Prosthals for Oak Spokes, &c.," but Ito Pi4doll pi •he,admitleil after the said 11th March, at twelve eCieek it ' mien of the same dry; oeither will any i'er.der be limited Wail the Party making it, or an Agedt id 113 telsalf shad arts& tif the %gni,. R. H. CitEW. Semetere.... A*. V . ..• ...0..% : I. ? . ..,....: • •••• .. 4. t . . .... ••• 1•' e ' '' .• . . .—..---. _4'i STPTIENSON'S PATENT FILTERI N G INACIIINES are portable, neve.r out of repair, and rurify Water of the foukst source the the unexampled rate of na l gallons per day, rendering the Wver in colour beautifully train.; parent. Ihe increasing demand he receives it a ednitinclng prod of the super.ority of his inv.:gaud over any thing of the Mad yet Wert d To be seen It wotk it his Manufactory, Rn d, Mortitner s•reet, Cavendish-Square; and a , the Bat of the Jor.tsalein Coffew house, Cooper'.. Court, Corohill. Pl 3. Iffateitloset; and Engine Pumps upon the moat inn. proved principles.. GENEjtAL COACH OlifICE4 WHI It HORSE INN, FEMR-LANE, AND CRQSS KEYS INN, WOOD. Sit't I . 'l', 'l'wn Drors from CHEA PSIDE, LONDON. YA RMOUTH ROYAL MAIL and TocutGAArfit A• Coaches, through Lowestoft. Kessinnland, Wrentham, Wansford, Blyburough, Yntford„ Sazonindham , Melons, Wi , oditridge, every Aftcroooilat half-past four &Cloth, YARMOUTH LAIRD Nilson Coach, throng" Colcheeteklad Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday,and Friday Afternoon et wr i t v i ARUNDEL, PE f WORTH, and. LI E HAM Pnst Coed, through Kingston. Guildford, and Godaln, ng, Tut. d.ty, ThsorKlay, and Saturday Morning a! 4*. BRIM - tit:lN Royal Coach, (in e Hoer') by the :4trietif, through Croydon, Reigate. Crawley, and Cochlthl4 every big at 8 o'Clock. ' • •Alk BR IGH lON Acerninonnt Coach, every 'Morning at 11. LROMPION, CHATHA M; and ROCHka rEk USAir, (the SIR SIONCT Swills) daily, at V o'Clock. • CAMBRIDGE Loan N tr.son Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 5. CAMBRIDGE Union Coach, (late Old Contshridge) ihroogil Royston and Buntingford, every Morning 4 04 7, raesiel Suw'sys CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (in Hoer.) thrift" Van and Barkway, every Morning at 8 °Clock, extort Swim day, and emits only Four intide. CAMBRIDGE Post Catch, throogb Ware; taritwly; and Foulmire, Monday; Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon; at As CANTERBURY; MARGAIt, ILAMSGA'I E, CHAT& HAM, ROCHESTER, ands S TROOD Caliche! testy PAAErstad and Evening. N.B. Earns Combs* at any flaw. CH A I'HAM, ROCHES lilt, And GRAYSSIND Cemberre four traits a day. DEAL New and Expeditions light Telogregil.010111) ,'Guard Ind Lamp, every eecnint at half past DOVER and DEAL Pre Covhes„ riot? biodial before 6, and tenting a quarter before 6. EDINBURGH and NE WCASI LE HtnalPtiall Pali Cli:sly through Alowlch, Berwlek, Deekant, Darlington, Md Montt. *Berton. every Morning at half par B._ FAKENHAM Cosa. *knit* Newrisarkot. Brandon, soli Slimness, Mani*. Wednesday. nod FridsLAttetlMion at 4. FAVERSHAM now Light Cough, overt Muting at GOSPORT Coach (the Blue) thrones Stabil, lingsf t mot, ham, Alton. West Moon, and Fathom. Mornings at hill past 4. HF.RTFORD and WARE Coach.e Morning at hen pan R HULL. RODNEY Coach, by was, d Thera. and North Cave, every Moraing at 4 past 6. This Cinch Is pardon. dr;y expeditious, per forming the journey In 26 hours.. Is travels t h.. I leasantest toad, and Wig be found the best ce , nierante HULL—N.B. It avoids the sztremely dangerous pasiag• nt Hurnhet*. • IPSWICH and tX/LCiiktitß Cowles, through Stratfet4 St. Mary, Witham, Kelvrtints, Chelmsford, lbgatestaue, Itsimford, every Afternotn a! 2 and S. LEEDS Coachei every moraleg at half. aot 6, and 'theism* it three. LYNN Post Coach, ',rough Cambridge, Heivatarksts s, fratest Foliate, at,* StolserMoridst. Wodisciday, and Friday Aliarnsaill at four. LYNN and ELY Coach, the Loan Nettott thicoglt Wage, Monday, Wednesday.tod !May Monti:4ll, et J. - • LIVERPOOL Coaches, evetj Afternoon. LEICESTER ind NORTHAMPTON Telegra ph Conilln through Newport ['spell, Woobnin, Dunstable, and St.Altentlis every Afternoon at 1 2. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wigan. Preston, Kendal, Pen nth, and Whitehaver., every Afternoon at 11. LINCOLN and NO ITINGHAM Post Coach, every Morrie lug and Afternoon, MAIDENHLAD Coach, throuzh Hounslow, Slough,and Sal! Hill, every Afternoon at bait-past 2, Sunday excepted. MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (Curies 4 inside only) every Morning at 7 dttling the Season. MARGNI E and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning aN brinier at 6. MANCHESTER llglst Telegraph Coach, thrush Leh:rent, Derby, Ashborme, Leek, and Macclesfield, et,ry Afternoon at Ili The Public Aktentiott ii particuttrly trqueooeil to this Content. as it Is the Original Coach es•sblished for *drying FOUR IN. SJOES only ; it is on the last highly improved Construction for Ease and Safety; travelS with i•Guard and Lamp% and is *OW throughout nt the beat possible style. NEWCAITLE, ,SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS Dow expeditious light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and Y ' eatriEs only 1 Inaba.; ued I. lighted and warded, arts °lit viol Aftetnoixi at 8. NORWICH Eapedition Catch, through- Hoc/will s 11111416' bridge, Newnslkket, Thiftford, and W yntotit.italn , eseerAfforos: noon, at S. ). • OXFORD an d WOODSTOCK Veit Coach (the Bletill12). Mohday. Wednridiy, awl Friday Morning', It et, throuji Ust. bridge; Wytontlie, and Tetsworth. PORTSMOU 111 Coaih, every Morning; at half ps.t 4, as cept Sunday. STAMFORD •Coaelt; through Hertford, Haddock; Iligglini wide, warm, every Murnum at ;au 4: YORK ghilyee Caleb, every Morning. 4 pin e, throve' Newark, Doncaster, and Felvybridge, at which plop:s it moolk the rehtuits branch Coaches to Leeds, Midfield, Helder, Hein dertfield, Nitro/agate, Carlisle, and all (he o. her prineupal tool* of the North: The Guard and Coach go through svithotit ging, and only four coachmen. Passel gers booted through, at 4 wishing to Slap 04 the road, stay prat eg nett de?, iititanteteng addhic:.al fart. . . YORK new and commodious Light Coach. the leFfee, eons trying only loiir busies, sets out every laterite.= et 4, soil teoltsio with the greyest erlerity. The Guard and Cash,* thtdagie to York_vvitleast Winging, and only font Coachman • • r' Y i ~. •"R _::~. ~~~ - 111 ~. - . , • il a..a•uw ... ...c, zo.aav larsavv:iip. 6„,. • t.A. i ...sasuc! v. ••• ca ay. it. um avuvt - TiIIIIICUI Orlllll, its Pickle, Mrs. DAVENpORT ; - M ar t il imb, p.m /A . I N .. upwards of 2300, and mach exert. , t he number • 0 4 ThudaY, This Virgin of the . Sun ilw i tiars,kv a d either of the great Battles of the Me, Copenhagen, Subscriptions received by the Masters of this Hots p it hosnaba. Ai ri EINIE s----- " "tul..411 1 IC. Hoare's, 'Fleet-street ; Messrs. Barclay, 'Urinals, Be .I,- As • - the Hon. Simon' ir aser,Perring, and Co. Messrs. S A NEW SYSTEM of ik lt ITHME vrv i .. act orn-, and Smiths; Messrs. Willis, Wood, Percival, and C .11 pinned by a Method by which Ancist Ariihinetiial ONim. other Bay.kers to London. to may be performed .without a' knoviledge of 'the Rtlii of Subscriptions already advertised 11935 Timm, will ke published, ou Tuesday the 15th of March, bt The Right Hon. Loral). Maud and Collyer 1!14' IGO, Pali Alall. • ..11 •' • '. • Dunstanville - 10 0 Edw ar d Kerrick, I.AW OF EX TENTS. ' • . — „,. 1- Lieut. W. C--., R. N. ..1 0 James R. Hoßniat This day was pylilishilk in Svo . price Bs. dd. in.boards 4. Family of Young Folks, Moss Philip Levi PORT of ti:e itssi c,,t ie S e E s of o c i as t t l t i a e Kal and i, G.nglite gsre nk st itilEce7Asidningtiorani Harvey - 25 t 9 1 (iapt.L A s i a tcc l i t e t h ß si . ktilli t Explkaa/Orr HlPteV,..g%illtam. 111/1111gii3a 'mug.. ~ Frantis Crell, Esq. 5 5 Henry Child, Esq. sisate Caws antt R ecords in Batents k ithtch 'have 1 In e rt printed. S:r Charles Bri s b ane , t h e Th e Governor and By 1. B. 1-113GHB§elarrIster-at-Lab, Esq. Go'vernor of St. Viu- parry of the BA Of the Middle Temple.,„,l • .. • ..... cent's- 10 0 England, per q : i . „ 1): Printed by his Majesty's Law Printerploi Jalut- George Oswald, Es 21 0 I'earse, Esq. c h, Flset-street. The Countess of Wel- Mr. Mathew Istwo # • . I lingtoss - 20 0 Chas. Cartwright, On Saturday next will he pubilbsed, - . James Burn. Esa. s 0 R. Norris. Esn. . . . • -- - - ----- -- w - oit: -- 1 --" Bi - 1 .—""7". . .KO 14 ill and CA. PeOpetermii .I • icy b e %nu; will itot be Keane able for any Glass, Ohms, hire. V I Cull, Ytenk•ndtee, BIM or Jewels. however Mai the !i lop- nee Lot sr y *bee Article of mare than ZS ,alit * if Seet 1 f • doneved. Indemeareed mtg.& he se 1 , a that cillese brllleies, eta lbeir Arum te ebe may. : , r - , 1 • YORKSHIRE—LARGE AND VALUABLE MANOII6, RECTORIES, AND EsTivi ES. To be sold in London, and at Beverintin Yarinblre, on FrPay, the 20th day of March new, at Twat at the Auction Alan, in the City of London, hi Five Lots, THE MANORS of BENTLEY and SPEETON, the Advowson of the Chapel of Speeton, and several Free hold, and in part Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with imei-tax re deemed), containing about 41 40 acres, situated In Bentley, Spec. ton, Minton, Hornsea, and Dunnington, iu the Eat Riding of the County of York. And in the Month of May next, will be Sold by Auction, at the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, in the Coetny of York, in Twenty-seven LOU, The MANOR of ELS FERNWICK, anti several Freehold, and .n part 'lithe-tree Farms and Jan.', (with land-tax redeemed), cor Lawn about 64.0 acres, situated at Elsternerick. Filet', ?ohs. croft, Cheer? Burtcn, South Dalton, St atoll Ro.s, Dimbleton, Marton, liorusea, and Reighton t together with the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Leaven, in Hokierness; and also the Tithes of cer aka I suds. containing about 1,7C0 acres, in Horns. a Burton, Woodmansey,•Fhearne, Wee), Storkftill, Sand holm, and Tickt et, in ri t e East Riding of the County of Yurk. Particulars of those Estates to be gold In London will he ready ty the 20th of February ; and may be had by arplying to Messrs Graham, Kinderiey, said Domenic, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn, Lon don ; Benjamin Handley, Esq. Sleaford, Linculoshire: Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents, Middle Temple-Llt, Rich ard Townsend, Egg Newbury, Berks ; and John Lockwood, Esq. Beverley. F ~~: net ;he the 'hi of e y re. b t a+a r i O 4 " .