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" -- • " - • - ., tithe CAUSES of the present DISCONTENTS, tln the Press, and speedily win be published, in 2 vols. Po. • Jun piablished, pr, 2s. ad. . ' A T a • PRIVATE MEETI N G of MERCHANTS; . 1.1.• G EORGE THE THIRD, his COURT, and rr,HE . NATURE and BXTENT of CHRISTIAN . •LX. BAlszkrtis, snrr-olviites 1.1 E 4 and (Ahern the Firi da.of Sir WILLIAM ' CURTIS, Bart o le n l d .E. • V . ;with StRICTURES on the POLFFICS of the ' last: London NupmrinbetrofforthTe.EcaDdleNnßanUdßurGlßviEesh: I S E tr A4 an - d ; and W. Black- FA MILT. A. DUTY stated and enforced, with a more immediate Re- • en . and Alderman of the City of Loudon, held at the h• Printed for Henry Coiburn and Co, Cleadnit-Kreet. ference to the cement Tim e s: in a Sermon preached in the Parish- Tavern thie 7th day of February, 1820; ' il. _____ . Church of St. Mary, Guildford. • - • WILLIAM MANNING, Esq. M.P. in the Chair. Ina few days will be published, in 12mo. price 4s. 6d. By tke Rea*. JOHN STF,DNIAN, M. A. wood, Edinburgh. in• rE MOTHE R'S MEDICAI. ASSISTANT; Head Master of the Royal-Grammar School. -• ' . . Nunez Sir John Peering, Bart. M.Paand Alderman. • - Ir a 4 EeLHARNI CHRISTIAN 5 1 A . . I. A dva REVELn ta A I r a o n w d , v N ep ec y essity This day wanpublished, price XI , ls. in boards • containing Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment With Notes and AdditiOns. Sir William' Ile' ton, Knight and Alderman. neatly Feint d le • of the Diseases orbtfants aitd Children. Printed by A. J. Valpy ; and sold by Mr. Williams, ID, • Red Two Vol, Bvo. and üblished e by Richard Priestley; It 3, High ' of - the Sir Charles Flower, Bart. and Alderman. By Sir A RTHUR CLARKE, M.D. Bm. &C. Lion court, Fleet-street, London; Parker, Oxford; • Rum!, - Sensuel Birc h , Esq: and Alderman. • Author of Ate Essay on Bathing. Guildferd. • • • Christopher Smith, Eq. and Aldermar. Holborn, London. " I Ft n uAic A cE lu t st liorz wi o li f be l tu a l a th ux ed i , Lira • mom . . rovn, Printed for Henry Celietrn and Co. Conduit-street. _ .. _ _.. _ - . • Joan Atkins, Esq. end Aid srman. i f. • • In the Press , and speedily will be published, . , DELAgATED TO UM MAJESTY 'Christopher Magnate feq. nod Alermaa.. D uru ict n ion.r et, -a p4g ire ;, Lstin, slB que nom a one y ‘' Printed uniformly with Park's Travels, in 4to. and i ll ustrated . GEORGE THE FOURTH.' . . . liottert - Albion Cox, Esq. and :Vienna:l. cu ii* ra ut lee vrag rch e g e "a- In Vo ll y e t tu ; - with a Map and numerous Plates, : This 4y was published, the - Tenth' Edition, revised. and- cor- Sir Robert Wigrare, Bart. • . - TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of AFRICA to Ole rested, with One 'Hundred Maps and Views, price ss. 6d. ' Sir Thomas' Neave Bart. Sir Cha • ' rierPrice, Bart. ~ SOURCES nf the SENEG AL *and GAMBIA, undertaken Wand in red, , • _ * - 1 Adams, John F ~ .aq• Janson, Wi ll iam, Esq. -; by.order of the French Government, and performetl in ),818, likiE BRITISH EMPIRE in- 1820, consisting Anstead, Thomas Esq. . Lucas, 'M. P. Esq. 1710 AI LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. by M. G. MOLLIEN.-Edited by I'. E. BOWDICII, Esq. of condente4 and accurate Accoents of the presser State Aylwin, G. A. aitt. Lucas, John, Esq. ---- r'.'" . Conductor of the Mission to Ashantee. of the . British Dominions in Europe, and of the Colonies and Barber, Joseph, Esq. Lucas, Charles Esq. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEJ)ED. Printed for Henry Cotbum and Co. Conduit-street. Dependencies of the Empire in the Four Quarters of the World, Breach, John, Esq. Lucas, Jaye* ' Esq. • Sambrook Bergen; -Manchester, calico-printer. I ,_ • ' • GENUINE 'WORKS OF HOGARTH. at the paled of the Accession a his present Majesty. By the Rev. J. GOLDS3IITII. Bridges, Tho. Esq. Laing , David, Esq. BANKRUPTS. Brookes Richard, Esq. Laing, David, j ut). Esq. On the first of April, 1112 Q, will be published, byJohn Balnse, Gornersal, Yorirthare; Woontapkr, to surntder • Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Blackman, George, Esq. Letts John, Esq. ih . BAI.DWIN, CRAM/CZ, and JOT, No. I. of February - 25, 26, and March 21, at eleven, at the l,esaions- a rrHE WORKS OF IitOGrARTH, from the whole —.-- • . - „Blakesley, John, Esq. Moody, Mthew, Esq. NEW WORKS house, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hetton-earden ; a cewthorn, Wm. Esq. Poynder, Thos. jun. Esq. It il.. of the original Plates lately in the possession of Mete . • or Mr. Carr,. (Somerset. • Tole published in February and March, ...Clef' Ire Esq. Pownsett, /lento F.sq. s sinus BOYDELL; and others engraved by eminent Artists; Robert Blease, Altrinchstn, Cheshire, flour-dealer, February Coo Per, Join, Esq. Pratt, William, F i ssq the whole under the Superintendence of JA Male u E.tru, if Losaauxilluasr, - Rux, Oasts, and BROWN, London : . _ _ . _ iB , e 9, nnd Mitech 21, at three, at the White Dor _lnn, Cotton, M ilham Esq. Pluniber, John, Esq. Eel. R. A. accompanied by explanations of the various sub- THE HISTORY of the REIGN of GEORGE _c raven, . Manehester. . Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Cede, Temple ; $ . • .John, Fa ' q. Packman, -, Fasq. or Mr. Dumvile, Manchester. jeces, by JOHN NICHOLS, Esq. F.A.S. L.E. an d I'.. • ..K. the THIRD, its Six Volumes. By ROBERT BISSETT, Clarke, Peter, Esq. 0.- Parley, Benj. Esq. John , Shuttleworth and Thomas Stephens, Torkirgton, Chet . esLA:Airtirzem.ersrtor*AosTsuicsbes Set Th.: Plates of the inimitable Ilmeartli have not only been LL.D. Anchor of the Life of Burke, &c. &c. A new Edition, Dixon, Samuel, E.sq. Pearse, B. Eon shire, dealers, February 25, 24, and March 21, at two, at sought for with avidity in our own country, but have been ad- • continued to the Death of the King. Driver, Edward, Esq. • Richardson, Christ. Esq. ' e ls mired in every civilized natiod In the world; and, since his . ANNALS of the REIGN of Geoaca the Tense. By John Aikin, Deplete Charles, Esq. Willihm, Esq. the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Woodbcrne, Ex- tik death, various copies of them have; from time to time, been M.D. o vols. Bvo, Second Edition, brought down to the period Davis, Wm. kale. Smith, Ruston , Robert, Esq. chanee-buildings, Maneheeter; or Messrs. Wigletworth and i published: But, witheut It wish to depreciate these copies, it Crossley, Gay's Inn-square. . It of •his Majesty's decease. Elliott, Robert, Fein Sharp, Richt!. Ese en must be allowed that those which were engraved by himself, Alettoies of Jove Duke of MARLIGROCCH • with his Original Fosser, Than Esq. Sims, H. 1. Esq. John Chance, Worcester, maltster, February 23, at eleven, oh, -4 and received the advantage of his latest thoughts, may fairly . Correspondence, collected from the Family ' Records at Bien- Gray, John, Esq. Sharp, R. S. Esq. at t wo, and March 21, at eleven, at the 811 Inn, Worteeter. `t. claim the preference. beim, and other authentic sources. B y William Coxe, M.A. G ra h am, re E ms Sheddon, Thos. Esq; Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lineoln's Inn ; s Almost eighteen centuries ago, it was observed by Horace, of or Mr. Hill, Worcester. F.B.S. F.S.A. Second Edition, in 6 vols. Bvo. with Portraits, Groombridge, Step. F4ll. • .Stewart, Chas. F:sq. 4 ? men pf genius and attainment superior to the vulgar, that the and a Quarto Atlas of Maps : , Plans, &c. Grory, JohneeEsq. Sparks, R. 11. Esq. Saville Smith, Stu le Cheshire, cotton-opinner, February el, honours. and applause, which were denied them by malignity A TALE of PARAGUAY. By Robert Southey, F.sq. Ilavnes, - Esq. Skipper, Peter, Esq. at three, 22, and March 21, at two, at the White Bear Inn, ' unto dng their lives, would tie rendered them by more ge- The Rivet Duonoe, a Series of Sonnets; Vaudracour and Heir-ore, J. J. E N . Steel, Joseph, Esq Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. 13rundtett and Co. Temple; or Dlr. Brown, Saddleworth. s and just posterity after their decease: Julia, with other Poems. By William Wordsworth. Hensley, Isaac, Esq. Smith, James, Esq. " Chit enim fart rote suo, qui progravat arts '',,,* This publication, together with Peter Bell, the Waggoner, Hodgson, Frederick, Esq. Simpson, G. M. Esq. James Dundas, Carlisle cattle-dealer, Februarj 28, 29, and ... . March 21, at the dusk Inn, Carliele. Attornies, Messrs. Infra se poshest extinctus amabitur idem." and the Thanksgiving Ode, completes the Third and Last To- Holder, Wm. Esq. Telford; John, Esq. a If this remark were ever true or a pp licable , it has proved pe- tunic of the Author's Mitcellaneous Poems. Mounsey and Sisson, Carlisle; or Alessrs. Aloucsey and . Hatch, Oliver, Esq. Wilson, Thos. 1•:sq. Fisher, Red Lion-square. s e culiarly so with respect to Hogartb . The man, who, with per- . l' he MONASTERY ;a. Romance. By the Author of Waverley, item, ‘feenes, Esq. Wadeson, S. W. Esq. T. severing application in the exercise of extraordinary talents, &c. In 3 vols. Hail, John, Esq. WebstereJemes, Esq. Samuel Carrington, Ashborne, Derbyshire, mercer, February - found himself at a very advanced period of life before those ta- The Fence FAMILY in leenv. By the Author of the Fudge liunter, John, Esq. Wrench, John, Esq. • 21, ea, and March Cl, at twelve, at the Green Man Inn, • . lents were suitably rewarded, before he could enjoy the ease of Fannie in rads. Ashborne. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and Wise, Ashborue ; • Hammond, Fred. Esq. ailitmote, John, Esq. er Mr. Harbor, Fetter-lane. • independent affluence, had no sooner left the world than a mut- • A i Ti en estsemucee and STATISTICAL AC(7OI;I4T of the PRINCITALI- Jacks, John, Esq. Ward, William, Esq. titudeof advocates and admirers presented themselves, to cons- sirs of WALLACHI,/ and Mcneaaves, including various political Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting, adverting to the Robert Wilson, late of Bridge-street, Vauxhall, linen-draper, February 12, 19, and . March 21, at ten, at Guildhall Actor- silent on the productions of his genius; to point them out to Observations relating to them. By Wm.•Wiiiinson, Fa s q. late his fact 9f Sir William Curtis having received the suffrages of be- that admiration which had been cautiously and coldly bestowed; Britannic Majesty's Consul to the above-mentioned Principalities: tween four and five thousand Live d • h 1 - contest rymen unng t e eat , ney, Mr. P h i ll i ps, Kine-street, Covent-garden. John Farmer, late of Slinner-street vict Ile February , ua .r, 19, and to excite that spirit of partiality in his favour, which,. by MEMOIRS of the Lire and Waanscs cf Louis De CA3tOENS. and that 1542 Merchants, Bankers, Ship-owners, Traders and , rendering his works the objects of search and curiosity, Pro- By John Adamson, Esq. In 2 vols. Awe with nine Engravings. others, of the City of London, have publicly recorded their DS , - an d ) nrarcn 21, at eseven, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. gressively made them more and more valuable. TRAVELS in various COUNTRIES of the Fail; being a continua - regret that the Honourable Baronet was not one of those re- Dacie, 1 alsgrave-place, Temple-bar. John Brander and J B • a ohn archly, Size-lane, merchants, Febru- The productions of HO arch's satirical and humorous pencil Lion of Memoirs relating to European and Asiatic Turkey, fie. turned for the said City at the late Election, aro 12. 26 and March 21, at twelve , at Guildhall. have been universally allowed to have promoted the c tuse of Edited by Robert Walpole, M.A. With hernerits on the Na- Is of opinion, That Sir William Curtis be invited to offer '' 1 - . Actor- morality and virtue, ny painting vice In those disgustiog colours tural History, Antiquities, Manners, and Customs, of those ney, nlr. Hackett, St. Swithin's lane himself a Candidate to be one of the Representatives of the City - • which compose its natural and unavoidable contrast. His subjects Countries. of Londoa in Parliament at the approaching Election, and that 28 John Owens, Kington, Herefordshire, ironmonger, February ar- cakidated to improvethe Man as well as the Artist ; and he An ACC3IINT of Tostaucroo and Hoese, Territories in the In- a Public Meeting be convened of the Friends of the Honourable a 29, and March Cl, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, .e. - teaches with effect because 'lse delights while he instructs. jt teripr of Africa. By El Hage And Salum Shabeenie, a native Baronet, who are desirous of promoting that object, to be held Kingtoo. Attornies, Messrs. Davies and Banks, Kington ; has been said of hi m , that; in his*Pictures, he composed Come- of alorocco, who personally visited and resided as a Merchant Mr 'heft Bernard-s tr ee t , Russe ll -square. at the London Tavern, Bishopsgateestreet, on Thursday next , or ' • .dies; his humour never fails to excite mirth ; and is directed in those interesting Countries; with Notes, Critical and Expla- at One o'cicick precisely. t Benjentin Williams, Birmingham, chemist, Fehruary 2e, 0 4, againet the fit objects otsidicule or contempt. The powers of his flaw _ ~ re To which are added, Letters descriptive of various Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of the Meeting be ' and March 21 , at twelve , at the Woolpeck loin, Bireluel• Attornies Mssrs. 1' t ' and Grays ' - ' .4ul* pencil were not wasted in the illiberal efforts of personal attacks ; Journies through West and South Rubary, and across the given to the Chairman, for his able and judicious canduct in the *e' • ag i er o Co . . Inn-square; or the application of his satire was general, and the end at which Mountains of Ades. By James Grey Jackson, Esq. Professor Chair. • Dresses, apurner and ngleby, Birmingham. • he aimed was the defeat of Fplly and of Vice. " His graphic of Arabic, and Author of an. Account of the Empire of- Moe Samuel Dye, Norwich, grocer, February 21 , 22, and M arc h Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing proceedings be • • . - representations are indeed books : they have the teeming, fruit- rocco, and of the Districts of Suse Tafileli and Timbuctoo, &c. published in the Morning and Evening Papers. •• -, el, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. At.orney, ?Jr, __ : - _ - :) :fic.Gohdorin, Norwich. . fah, suggestive meaning of words. Other pictures we look at i Mammas of the LITE Of Jinx Wisest' the Founder of the *• - . • his prints we read." English Methodists. ity Robert Southey, ' Esq. S !vols. Ivo. with - SARACEN'S HEAD, NOW-HILL, LONDON. ' John Fullerton;Manchester, saddlerharness-maker, F and e- . Many of the early Plates of Hogan') were engraved by him Portraits of Wesley and Whitfield. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND CO. bruary 18, 19,-.and March 21, at two, at the White Bear • for different Print-sellers; but those retained by himself, and 'fates of the liettast. By Mrs. Opie ;in 3 vols, T HE following .Post-Coaches, Mail.:Coaches, &c. ' Manchester At °cries Messrs Inn, • I , . Wright and Cole„ sold both in his life-time and after his death as a set of his works, TEA/RACER/14S of the Luiniene Sectary of BOMBAY. VOL 11. - .L. set out from the above Inn, at Reduced Fares, to Temple; or Mr. Dumviie, Manchester. • --- were seventy-seven; which, in 1790, were bought by Messrs. i n 4 to . ill ustrate d w i t h Engravings. . • DOVER, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Canterbury, Sandwich , Joseph Ritson, Carlisle, tallow-chandl e r, February 12, 26, and B aydell, who added to them more than thirty other Plates. AU The VieeAcie of Mezimmeare. A Rotr.ance. By Miss an d Ch at h am , every morning, at half-past seven, by the superior Alarch 21, at ten, at Guildhall, 'Amami. Attorney, MY. Drake, Old Fish-street. - these have been recently purchased by the present Proprietors, Anna Maria Porter. ' safe Coachee.' Edward' . Ford, l a t e of Lime-street, wine -merchant, February British who now offer thesis to - the good taste of the admirers of The HISTORY of the Causaurs , for the Recovery and Posses- .BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, every af- genius ; intending to add to them such other of the genuine works • toon of the Holy Land. By Charles Mills, Esq. Author of " A temoon. at half-past three. Fare, ten shillings inside, and x , 12, 22, and March 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. , of Ilogarth as may be thought deserving of new Plates, in order history of Muhammedaninne" in 2 vols. Ivo. shillings outside. Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Mansien-house. 1 to render more complete the exhibition of his unrivalled talent. ITINERAIIIES to TIMIIICTOO and KAssusa recently received hy FA LeIGUTI-1, Plymouth, Totness, Exeter, Weymouth, Joseph Green Bislviill, Exeter, win?-merchant, February 12, . It is not within the plan of this publication to enlarge on the tha Academie des Inscriptions, translated Y from the Arabic by Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post Coach, every 2e, and March 0 1 at twelve , at Guildhall Lon don. Astor- personal history of Ilogerth or his friends; that task having M. De Sacy, investigated by al. de Walkenaer, and translated Morning at Seven ; through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, n - y , Mr. Youn ' Charlotten ' ow, Mansim 'll G e fey Solomon, g, Lern-street, Goodman' l sifie ufi ld e s * I i d already been perforated in the " Biographical Anecdotes of H o- . into English by T. E. Bowdich, Esq. Conductor of the Mission Blandford, Basingstoke, and Ilagshot. Arrives at Plymouth man, February 19, 29, and March 21, at one al Guildhall Lrware- , garth, in nitre volumes quarto, a work wnich has long since to Ashantee. the next Evening at half-past eight ; been favourubly received.- Some brief Memoirs, however, will A TREATISE on the DISEASES of the riItETIIAL and PROSTATE • • SOU•PHADIPTON, 14 mington, Winchester, Andover, and Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court Thre•adneedle-street. Willi Heide late of 1-1 1 ' ' • . y, u ywell-street, Strand, eilk-rnereer; be prefixed; and an explanation 'of the various subje cts , . to ac- Edition and Collet - • VESICA DAME and RECTUM, being a new Basingstoke new Four Inside Coach, at half-past seven in the company the several Plates, wi ll be given by Mr. Nichols. rion of the Observations and Cases. By Charles Bell, Surgeon to morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn,Southampton, by half-past • i Februety 0 9, March 7 and 21, at one, at Guildhall. Atm-- The Plates purchased of Messrs. Boyden, are for the mast part the Middlesex Hospital, and Lecturer on Anatomy. Reduced into five. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight. e . - f . rues, Messrs. asomb and Bentley, Basinghall-street. in en euellent state, and will reqqire may a paro el attention to Systematic Order, with an Introduction and Notes, containing Havre de Grace, Jersey; Guernsey, St..Maloe's, Cherburg, &c. _ • John 'etcetera t, late of Lamb's Conduit-street; jeweller, Febru . restore them to Pik original perfection; this will be undertaken the opinions of Foreign Authors on these Diseases, by John BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip- • ary ls, 28; and March 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, by Mr. Heath, who, fully appreciating their excellence, will on Sh aw, D emonstrator i n the S chool of Great Windinal-street. neaham, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon; arrive at .Mr. Boxer, ula Jewry. no account alter a single line as left by the pencil of lingarth. 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It:, Es - of each Subscriber will be printed on the wrapper of his copy, James Townley, Author of " Biblical An scdotes;" in 3 vols. mouth packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Maloe's, &c. Read and T. Baker, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, linens Thenrire to original Subscribers will be 41 1.. each Number, tone with Plates LEEDS new Light Coach, tidied the Rockingham, sets out drapers, at ten. • and every Number not called for within six months after the day The Lives of Berris t s Seen -Neese By John Macdiarmid, every morning at eight ; carries Four Insides only, goes remark- DIVIDENDS to be Made in the COUNTRY. • of its publication, will be advanced to £1 .55. Ere. Containing the Lives of Sir Thomas Moore ; Cecil, Lord ably easy, with a Guard throughout; passes through Stamford, - hfarch 1, J. Sause, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the. . _ ITALIAN TUBE-ROSE ROOTS. Burleigh; Wentworth, Earl Strafford; and Hyde, Earl of Newark, Retford, Doncaster and Ferrybi idge, to the Golden George, Liverpool. March 2, W. Brown, East lletf o ra N ut s ('lareudon. In 2 vols. joys:). a new Edition, embellished with Lion l,etels, next morning. ' Notwithstanding the uncommon tinghamshire corn-fact 4 at eleven, at the Wiete H art ' ' - THE ANNUAL IMPORTATION is now on Portraits. • expedition of this Coach, it is pllowed to be the most agreeable ftetford. ?larch 1, C. hiartin, Great Yarmouth, linen-draper. SALE, at C. BARRON'S Foreign Warehouse , 25, Pall- An Accouter of the various Dienes of Suorree Hossein em- and complete public conveyance on th e N ort h Road, being un- at two at . the King's Head, Yarmouth. March 6, J. Dixon, .. Mall, late Pertner with Mr. ;hare litaalat. A le, ge Assort- played by different Nations. More particularly a Comparison equalled by any other. Wellington, mercer, at cloven, at the Pheasant, Wellington. • " teem of Dutch Hyacinths, Jonquils, Pernan Iris's, iSic.-New between the Engltsh and French Methods. With Observations GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, March 5, R. and J. Slater, Samlesbury, cotton-spin ,at .. II comb Parmesan, and Gruyere Cheese, Sailed Oil, Ma- on the Diseases of the Feet , . connected with Shoeing. H-I Hy -°- Brownhill,'PhornhilaSanquhar-Eita, Cumnoek, Kin swell and twelve, at the New Inn, Blackburn. Marcie 1, J. Ritchie la , ' • hi le de Zara, Naples Soap and Naples Diarolini, New seph Goodwin, Veterinary Surgeon to his Id4esty ; in Svc). il- all Parts of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily). rase aMoffat, and R. P. Mecklenburg, Liverpool,' merchants, at One '' s •• Pruitt:lla and Portugal MM, in boxes from ss. to 15s. each, lustrated by Plates. YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New- at the George, Dakestreen Liverpool. P Fish Potted Char, 110. 6d. to 12s . per Pets-Smoked Welch Susi:reeve of the Sreecuas of Sir JAMES Meeenerosu, on epee, and Edinieersh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard CERTIFICATF6--F op. g 6. -4 - Salmon, Dantrialkher:7 Brandy. moving fin the Appointment of a Committee to consider so throughout ; sets out every Morning, by way of Newark, Ret- S. Locke Temole place lurre d 1 hT . Ys ea er• .. J. Fellowes, much of the Criminal Law as relates to Capital Punishment , 011 ford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallertote Durham, Morpeth, -, • "-. , ' r mndlinweerrace, Gray's Inn-roan, painter. W Quenon, • BRAMAII'S PATENT LOCKS. the 2sl of March, 1819; and on bringing up the Report of that and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the • ea ei . • W. s Work, butcher, 1. A. . Inchin, Portsmouth, banker. J. n Committee, on the 6th of 1819. journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on ? i 1 LIE increasing demand for this Article (which has July, , Herniae and E. II b Wei OM row, i opsgate-street, jeweleas. S. -Se been for upwards of o f years before the Public) hawir.g /,, ..r -a-,i.-,-ed the introduction of inferior baillations front venous r its o . time conotry, .1, pil i tmA II and SONS are induced to moine6HIRE. '?.• t thit Notice, that A n such Locks as are of theiemanufacture, s s the name and address, •• J. Bramah, 14, Piccadilly," thesrseives of ;kis I)omesete Semen A Novel ; 'in 3 vols. Ittmo. s Genesee Iheroar of the Cot of YORK. By Thomas Dunham Whitaker, LL D. F . S.A. P.B.S. fart 111. Ricu- 'llse MYSTERY; or, Forint Team Ace. A Novel; in 3 vols. This Novel is not wholly fi ctitious. It will be foetid to con- without an additionel fare. 1 mhos Winchcaxub Gloucestershire mercer , J . 12 I Al AR LBO ItO CO 11, and Swindon, new four-inside Post- a '' ' ' • e ' ' - --• Aw"tb r 1 Coach, through Aldbourn, Reading, Lamhourn, Purton, L - ' dington, Penney, Wootton Basset; Itantsbery, Ilungerford, and. Newbury ; every morning. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, tromped open them . :-.J. B. sad 313411 aunt! - . tato some curious paniculars respecting the interesting Explorer Ch o riey s ormakerk, and fiiuutang Post-Coaches, every afternoon. opportur.ite to infornt h i h si ad tet,r e • rielt-S 4- eMployers io generid, Plymouth-Dock, mooey-scri sner. J. Windle, 6:or:ye-street, i 'lenity -square, Tower.hill, ship-agent. J. E. Kemp I ke - street, •rp• '1 • merchant. T. Monkey, Poresta, dealer. T. Ca - ' '- " ' butter - factor , R. Pitt 'u . machetes, Long- , town, Cumberland, . , j n. Hallow, Won. • eest h i • ker S. A and J. Walk In - es of.Afrini, Me* lacteghton ; together with the Kest remarkable BRIDO E NORTH and Wisel' Poet-Coach, every eveiong. g ate ' . mac; -maker. ' A. s . t' .t tke.v have lately intteginsed an lt nr it a nt L i l le! ' l " le "" incident. a a j ourney wriggled in that quarter of the globe !ea fro , • eil li - es corsiderably increased the inieftcs or s ;: rig al 44 F orty es e „ s 'e gm e i: 1 . lea et tae oriental Patent Lock. ! el illif4l‘ l llA4 Agyegn of Deem-sense and Teevaes in Asia. ' CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- ershire fanner. J. Mune, White Lien -street Nort •- . on-fan Walker . re , co n nier... chants. J. r tnney, entreaty in ver, Lancashire, cotton-speuter. ;. s isei e 29.-W. Wootton, Berniondley, tanner. J. I:ayer' Coach, and a tinird • all the way. Passes through Brough, Ap. Finee t on, farmer. .J . . Nar eldnn, Friday meet n _ s pleby, Greataltridge, Richmonn, Catterick,Boroughbridge, We- i 3 t red . lots **be Villa hie IMP rarer: y Mack. 4 Hugh ' rr) HS a' AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEOAtt. original ie- erceable perfumed litipor the . terly, the First of /Anorexics ie Africa ;" in 3 vols. Bvo.forst& the journey with the greatest facility . p uma , . PeTroalt ei ret i t, iiilen-draper Y . ' leg, and Per Eames Heyntirket, horse-dealer. - AM/4as 91 UNIATGL LIEGit•YERE. To be published Qatar - lia r data t ags of the road by business, or pleasure, have the peete. Ninnies tit appear On the Fizat of Aprll. The liar advzsitage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. , VlZt.nsollleill , n oBi h r (' teat Sarre -••treet h ... -a • -' .- . t C. , u w o , o N . i ate ino r7 ie . i _ H ic . tu Mills, New . DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. , alli.•r. - W. - A . • - . . t•ei - 1 .- v•: -Nat of Mr. II ) Which is of weft-known ettleacy in abject is to alfbrei the Student in Oriental Languages a ready op- LI v ERPQOL, Warrington, Knutsford , Static, Stailbrd, and J. and. J. Patient, Bernionthey Now road , tanners. Rogers 0„ , , , .- portuaive of giving and receiving such information as ha must Li tch S ul d P ost - C oac h , t h e Detente, every evening, to die 8a- and law , St. Swithinh.lane, insurance - brokers . J. and C. • tn .. ~ „ t Geen i soate d s dose, or infected Ail', 44141 1 40 ta bar - I Anti it convenient to ebtaip, and may be wiilinz to communicate. teen's H ea d tain s Dale-street, Liverpool-Guarded throughout. fleaddy, Back Church-lane, coopers. Frampton and Sons, en' ~ : ',. ;•• the greaten perfection, uy / Istrai s , ih TI. I OS. WA 1 Af. 141111..frrHECA BRITANNICA ; or, A General Index to the Lite- WM1E1.1141.0 Post-Coach, every morning. ~- Leadeuhall.sireet, grocers. Fletcher and Co. leverpool, (ip f ar • t t ri \:"• Y Ma lfacturin 'ch • ~, . . oe , at :t Alunehi g tvi. It i?' 404 ig:ere a Ure4l tifitilin and Ireland, Ancient and Modern, with ci.i.Fig, xcwparr, Wlutchurch, Tarporley, Naritwich, g cup s, . _. as respects S. Poole, )un .) . 'fagg and Dreweatt, Oxford. nue- ; L A ! an, wholesale and retail, by MCWS. BAVLF.Y and atria socit Forei • "•-• A ir ve Peen t; at into Er.olitab, or 01 -of s 0 4 NorthWiete and Mfddlewich Post-Coach every evening. serymen. - Lowe and al. tiling, -Manchester. Joonh, Joshua, ag' .l I . . 1 - neN, Cockspor-otreet ; and Retail, rite SS. N. by one printed in the Ilritls.h Dominions; including also a copious Se- . Janis I ngham, Leeds &c, merchants, so far IS IJN_IYER.L AND. Stockton, ant Yarn), Coach,erery morn- and, ( as regards , Fq ', .• It ~t • more in every pr . :ticked 'Town i but it caellet be gas helium Glow tag Writings of the most celebrated Authors ef 411 ,ine, t a thp George IF:), Sunderland, Joshua ngheni). Myers and Denison, Southall Leeds, tea-dealers. I'• - :, ttli:..:tS the names of the above Preperert .are tallifeaed on Ages and Nations. By itubert Won, M.P. 1 1 V 0 • ' ' , nee :meet stomp, wo•sh is fixed over die corn of eiich A Gcoutmeasentler of Fescesteri, accorneanied by a Memoir; are sold by Be le and Blew, as tp w •' ' nisn is uttued .ett Alehebedcal Index to thlt Ilan, and a parcels r- • - -)a r t - • • g:., - -• W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Trion& and the Public e that they will not be sernounrable fin any , e• nr Ter s prin , .. Boxes y y , 1 , moms{ z 4 0 aLup s, Writiw - s,liateakc. of moretteei liontiraY 1 " J. B a tes aika Co. Halifax; ironnfoututers. aouthall e nd Co_ SWIM. 'lots forgo, .Stiffora . ohire, irohonasters, (to far as respe cts re . • d J Shinturi. Campbell a; K:1 Bone, Warnforel- '' - j •• .!.- -As abler iii ay - , also, be had, authenueated by a similar List of the Ilills, arranged according to Coetities. By G. B. , erece Pounds esioe, if-lost, *viten, or damaged, unless etageres/ .• .. ..,, : ' • din ' in bottles at en hd or Occ . enough, 43:sti. U.11,6..144. President of the Gcoloseittid l i as such a m t ;b e i ste ece ! ce f ew :or accordingly, as rh o & meo w, ..B an ant a edst rter -7 1 : ,, r . , tice , f e . i r s e . I . • tr,say s. Caamotroi liessate, %..e.:;... _ .iopoers, at 46. ~ . :..-; •' ' -" • Sam . • • • _ e• _ 4 .- f _ ; . " ' e....a.. , 1 Ikt , / 44M. . . . - • . i -brokers. J. and C. W court, llirogrnorten-strect, sh p 0 d -street odwer . ... sThe'Veapaper-veaders. 'Patch • ' et. Iltitcheon and Oheppaed. ''' , . • . . • • • - , • • . ••• • , I S ~. 1 ~~ ..- " I :1 ~~