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.er tw4, r. ' 444. \: 7 11.1-) • f at I, v. < • • 1 4 1%, s""•••—_-: t .4 4 e see s a p ) • . • • OS * 4l:j to.,„(r r I • • ,i . I • r'fb.mm r . N r 951?5. FRIDAY, SIeTTEMBER 12, 1817. !': t !: \ - BELFAST ACADEMICAL IVSTITUrION. 7,NNTE D, a LEC E tl'e v, I pF."•'{ r-1 'HumAy? tY meg in the COI I.E. .•.- Ilr.r.uvrviLN rof she I ACADF.MICAL ; • I lON The s:rtioAt 9 , -eomele.ttlatlous will he to M 4 rloralel , ataLt , t to, 1 Et,ral v acquirenten•s. exCIUSiVe of the Fees of the Stlldcam, will be .£l.l:' nt•nt. "ILe T.lev'no tft ft-a-I• pine on t , " I ith of Occlee. and the b t . t . t .,par,d t f; entuno.r.te his Lectures un 161 • • t: • r•:,.;•. (it t.y I,,ter t rort r 7 •!), , obrinale to Iott:!,I 1 See. . E-reertsty to the Institution, wl.o %P.! riv• any in. • that mai be reer!red. Ti dAy wag publiAediin Avq. ri ice 12.. has-ds, HE COLONIES, and the present A MERI- CkNN REVOLU frm51.4..1 fro-a die French of :M. DE PR A D r, tot:Ise:11T Arch:44op of Math s. London: Printed for Sawn., Cratlarek, Iny, Paternos• ter-row. IE/VENAL'S rr. This Jay was published, In Sao. pi:cc 10s. 6t 1 ., Cnards. 'A-. JUNII JUVENA Agisinktes BATIRIE • Xt.'l. cd optimortint Esemplaritm Fitlem p.rprtuo Cwtnmen arin illu.trrc e, Dig ite Proxmlo et Ai gumenria Ins•ructe. -- A GEORGIC/ ALEX. RIPER 11—Sccundum EJ:ihticra index 1. •rtdon : irred for Law and Wbivaker, is, Ave-Maria. lane; and J. Parker, Osfprd. FOR SALE BY AUCIION. At Mainz Gap, in the Parish of Fact D 4il Orl THURSDAY, Se:member. liti7, a? o'Olnek in !!se For.-r.u+n pr. c• ;••, ford:_ Pe?eitt 6.1 tile keners U:ttl-rwrirers. Dur/ i•ree, ripliE SAILS, MASTS, YARDS, ANCI-10a:.1, CABI.Pfi, :.rd teller •!teret; with shout 'r emt ? ty saved imm the Gall ot JOU NNA CHRIS 11:: a, trt dnt.trrdun , littri , ,t Wltt ToYel, It H. BiCEILelt, Mn Ytr, from Celle, bound to Rum:mato, stranait4 near B. a , Isy ii• 29Th Attpuo, 1817 CHINA EM fIAaiSY. In the Fuss, and immediately will be publi.bed, In One Velum,. 4.u. ii ',muted by Maps and other Engrariov, pica T 1 4 ,. SANCTION OT Tur linanuanat.sFAST-Ittnia COSII•aNIr,am4 dedicated. by permistion, twit:: Right Hon. l.m d Alt nea sT, PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS, made the PROGRESS of the BRITISH EMBA:I , Y throu .h CHINA. and en its Voyage to and from that Cinustry, in th , Years inin and 1L417. This day Was frablished. mice 4i. sd. bound, 4 0k . COMPANION to the GLOBE . S, cnmpriginz the varintt. Problems that may he parronned by the Cdohcs. precetitsi by the subj..a. to which they refer; and n eatly:tried by spore than Otte 'llnusind Examples, and recapt tals..try Vaerci.es, Wiled is ad.'ed, a concise Astro tiont ;cal Int rodeetion, and an Atn: udic, containing the derieatiuns of the Names of the Cmlnvitations, &e. designed for the use of Schools and Private Famith s By a PRIVATE TEACHER. London: Printed for Law and Wbittaln.r. t 3, Ave Mariadane. For furthrr p.lrtieuhrs, apply to the Colleetm. of (Thema, Newhaven; ur 51 ONE and HODSON, Attn.% Newhaven, Sepr. 4, 1817. • • Ihe aho-.e :,tures are in excellent 4:sedition and well "fund the:mice of Stilt °wee, a and otters. .iay lerre put,ll4lked, r...r , !tenlcly printer! Two V. r,; n. with's Portrtit of the rice 144. in lyianl!., ( , ELECT PIECES - in VERSE and PROSE. Ey the h • PIIIM WIWDLEit, ittn. Esq. Of 11 , t:in, Barris:AT-at-Law. By CI.AR TU. ABEL, Physician and Ns:uratist to the Embassy. This Work will comprise the Author's Psi' • • M. SAIRATIC 4 .! of the most interesting Events which befvl the Bat 111111 f MBA esV from the time of its leaving England to Ps ratan' ; tote• her with bis Remarks on the Geolozy, Natural History, and Manners of the Countries visited by it. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orme and Br, m•n, London. rineed for '1 : : a 11 anl W. Davit% ) strand ; and J.l3atchard, 1 • ' Flie pr,1!!: i•Cur': gill ?WI giv-n ti ISf• rodety for . :;.!.. t •-.:• n •p ). Orrhani an.l C.l.l7ynvn. Of whom also may I e had, A Key to the shove, price 2e. witrhetl, .1 11 . 4.1 diy Was putgis%ed, itan6onre!y In Two Volt/Tots, thro. reth a- Portrait of Dr. Bochan.o:, t.tal " Skctche. of Four of the :Islay Churches in r ;' price CI. Is. -in boards, the Seion.l Edition, of 11,,TEMOiltS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the key CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, D. D. late Vice• rrovust of the Cri.l!e of Fait William, he Bengal. By flit. IZey. HUGH PF.ARSON, M.A. Of St. John'. College, Ottford. Printed fur T. e.m.kil and W. Davis, Strata; J. Pitker, at 0 %tur d ; an t i V.% )od, Earburgin Of whom may also be had, Memorial Ske rhea of the Rtv. David 13rown, with a Selection of his Sermons preached at Calcutta, Edited by the Rev. C. ktmeon, M. 41 two. pr ee 126. in hoods. CL K FRAVELA, VOLUME THE FOURTH. Till. day wa. p.,ll:l•lted. elegantly rrinted in Oro. and ilkstrated rich ;',ngravinsa, price 44. 14s. 6d. in boards, the - rtairtli Volume of TIAVELS in VARIOUS COUNTRIES bf EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA. . . . nluote IV. thi.i i ; the Third and Last Section of Part the Seccuit, of the Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land; cootaining an Account of the Author's Journey from Athens, by Land, to Constantinople; with a Description of the North of Greece, Macedonia, and l'hrace. To w Nish is added, a Supple- Non, relative to his Journey from Constantinople to Vienna; r:d to a Visit that be paid to the Gold and ;:tiver Mines of 11...ngtry. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL. D. . . _ . . . Printed far 1•. (Aden and W. Davie*, Striud, London; tid W. Blackwood, et Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, New Edition* of the First and Second Volumes. Repriired in four volumes, oetavo, price £3. 12s. in bands. '1 Ida day wa3 putdialltd, price 53. lacuna iia red, FMENTS of GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of E J • SChno l l, ace. By JOHN IV AGLEY, Private Tutor, Li vett ool—being a new Edition,. with Additions. he above Elementary Work ditkrs hi its arrangement from • 1 1o:hers on the same subject. The relative situations of King. went, their areas, the locality of the chief Cities, their Chet.ifica il24 according to their respective Population; the manner of and reading the divieions of Comities—the Natural Pro. the Exports and Imports, with concise descriptions ; all nut the ey in well a manner that the knowledge of thee may it a:quired with tie greate.t lacih y. Liverpool: PriEten for the .Atithur, and sold by W. Grapel, D.ckselle; and in London by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. RURAL. SPORTS. This day vras published, in 3 Vols. demy 4to. price 567. 17s. 6d. boards, or 2 Vols. royal Eve. rice A'S. 51. boards, anew Edi son, of THE RURAL SPORTS ; or, A D escr ip t i o n of J. 'he Pleasures and An- , 3setnet.ts arising from the Air, the 1 is. tl i Waters, and the Forests ; being Rules and Directions lir Shooting, kishing, and Hunti.•g, with an Abbreviation of the Laws relative4o rub; interiptrsed with hketches and Anecdotes Aro Natural History. By tie Rev. W. B. DANIEL.. Inns t:sted by 73 P;atss, princip..ily from Drawings by Reinagle, and :.. , ersvcd by Scott i'ri:rrd for Longman, Hu:it, Rees, Arme s and Brown; and Davits, Lemarm. Of ruum may he bad, 'l • he Sportsman's Cabir.et ; or, Correct Delineation* of the veriuns Dogs wed in the .Fports of rate Field, &c. With nudely Lag:-.le.oga by how, of every Breed, from original Paintings, te. - 11.!!e, By P. ketnagle, A.k..t. In 2 vols. super-royal Ito. frce 7s. boards. This day *as published, Hand%cuselyprlated In am (double columns) and containing 45 keets Letter press, pike as. Vol. 1. !'art I. of fIIN.E EDINBURGH GAZETTEER= or. J. GEOURAPIIICAL 1./ICTIONARY ; comprising a corn ; re body of Geography, Physical, Political, Statistical, and Cam. The object of this Work is to present to the Public a body of Ceqrsphicai Infarevion, tomplete• In all its branches. The bIC3I structure and the grand natural features of our Clubs, e , .:h the witibus devrolimt Phei.ontetta, will be Illustrated with a sel:ioanstss awl preci -ion as) et untutempted ; the position and t.to.Cau of every WlG:tart %pp, on its surface will be fixed with a; , .•ritcy; the Ext ut, Productious, Maurer', Custow.of Com. ' and, in short, every thing interesting reatiee to the ':nuchri:s Iwo viii:ch it is divided, will be anti+, detailed,' hum au investigation of all the most origicat and au. benlic sources tt Information in the lifFerent Languare` of Europe. :n the cone:n..4.'l ili.-re w'::1 be given a General View of Astro •srnital Geograpity, al.cl 'h.! Construction and Use ZI blips ;also T.bles of Coins, 'll'i:iglus, and kb.asurey of diTerent Countries; Genfiraphieid Position of Places, t he Terr.perature of Clt "ts the Heights of hioun• albs, anti whatever else can ;ender 1 : . • - • 'Works a complete body of Geuraphica Science. Coxiiirsons.-1. The Work w9l event! to Six Volumes two. '• printed. Eads Volume :u consist of Fifty Sl#eeu, or lei:it Hundred Pages Letter-press. 2. The Prlat of each Volume will be Eighteen Fhillings In t"; Its and, iu order to suit ever; drat of.ptirchattre, the Work *ill coma out periodically, or Half Volunks, price Nit* Shillings each. A Fart, or Half Volume, will appear regularly on the first t..Y of lads saccestsfing three months. Printed for Ar c hib a ld C onsta bl e an d C o. Edl o b urg h ; at d to:zenan, Hunt, Rea, Orate, and Brown, London. Who have also ;ust published, •''.4l Atlas, consisting of 53 Niaps, constructed by A. Arrow- Hyrtrographer to tie l'rince Regent, and engraxed to the hyle ut the art, price 1... s Lill tt.lnd. FRAUD PRRVEN TLD. TO counteract the many attempt; Orr ar+ daily macfc 6impose OH the ntrarary a 3purilus Cl Evir)sition to. stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared try Day and Martits, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their addre3:4, 97, HiAil Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the rliff,:rence of the type, which it unlike all later-press, enable purchis..rs at once to detest the inlowit'on. The Steal Japan BLACKING, mats by DAY and MAIL I'lN, 67, llagh Il.zP'orn, will in future be sold in Bottle/ at ed. is. anti IL tid.r.scla, and a copy of Cut Label left with ail Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. T CAT AND THE LOOT; or an IMPROVENIEN r UPON MIRROAS. As I one morning shavit g sat, For chnner time preiaring, A dreadful itowi reA from the Cat Set all the room a Earirg ! Sudden I turrid—beheld a scene I could not but de:ight in, For In my Boors, so bright and clean, The Cat her face was fighting. Bright was the Boot—its surface fair, In lustre nothing lacking; I never saw one half so clew., Except by WARREN'S BLACEINOS (Waaacti! that name shall last as long As beaus and belles shall dash on, Immortalized in every song Tbat chants the praise of Fashion s For, oh ! without his BLACKING, all Attempts we may abolish To raise upon our boots at all The kast of jet or polish.) Surpried its brilliancy I view'd With silent admiration • The glass that on the tabl e stood Waed dimly on itt station. took the boor, the glass dkplaed, For soon I was aware The latter only was disgraed Wheneer the boot was near. And quickly found that I could shave Much better by its bloom. Than any mirror that I have • Within my dravring.ruom. And since that tints Fee often smill To think how puss was fr!ghten'd, When at the boot she tugg'd and to:l'd By WARRISN'S BLACKING brighten's!. The above truly inestimable BLACKING is prepared by and At'/7,Ael. No. SO, STRAND, LONDON. And sold by most Botot.makers, Grocers, Ironntorgers, Brush makers, Perfumers, &c. in every Town in the Kingdom, in striae bottles, 6d. 10d. and Is 6d. each. N•B. Ask for WA RR IN'S Blacking. DR. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER AND ANALEP I'IC PILLS. IBEG respectfully., As Proprietor of these invaluable 1 Medicines, to inform the Public, that I have ceased to supply Messrs. Newbety and Sons therewith, and that l have appointed as my now sole Agetus for the sale of them, both Retail and Wholesale, Messrs. BD ri.Ett. and Sens, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chorgeyard, London; and No. $4, backvige-street, Dublin. The Retail Sale li likewise continued a: the Mouse in which the Inventor, my late Grand father, Dr. IA•111S, resided, No. 33, Brutomstreet, Berkeley. square, where tht hfetlictnes have been efelusively prepared for nearly 70 years, and front whence Messrs. Newlsery and the. Public have been hitherto unifartnly supplied. I beg to add, that in comtequence of hlessrs. Newbery and Sous having, since I thath.:lo proper to withdraw irons them the sale of my Me.lic.ne:, announced their intenti.nt of vending c Positions of their own, under the above :ides I feel I owe it to the public, to prevent, as far as 1 am able, the dangerous consequeeces of taking these pre. paratioos, under the mistaken impression of their being mine, With this view, to my uwn serious loss, I have authorised my Agents, Messrs. Butler and Sons, to exchange for my "Medicines, such as are of the composition of Messrs. Newbery, which may be returned to them. The Public are relive:nutty requested to observe, that to enable them to discriminate between my Medi chic, and thote of Messrs. Newbery, sold under the name of my graadfather, Dr. James, I shall sign toy nante on the label of each packet of the Powder, and box of Pills, that is sent hi future out of my Llaboratory ; and that Messrs. Newhery and Sons have no imeres: or concern in the genuine Medicines prepared by me. Betnote stree:, Berkeley-et/mire, M. U. G. lAMV.S. leth July, 1817. A CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. LAMES ate most sertously assured, that all the cosmetics ever yet discovered do not por.ess In an hun dredth degree the good qualties of Mr+. VINCENT's GOW LAND's 1.0 I'ION. as a clearer and beautifier of the Skin. Pim. plot, tettert, ringworms. sycii., tan, eruptions in the face, red• rev, of the &Li. are when peculiar tr tender and delicate cviirp!taion*; by tne regular application of rhos Lotion once a esy, tw.ce or tl.rice a week, the thin and fluids are gradually e•r:lnsed and eJoled, and assume that clear tranparei.: wiliteand drrote t::eni in • helithy state. Nuilli:ag bat ever ye- l).!en run:: compare 19 It, cflee• iecltra,e. Front :. Daft., li%d. late Capiain 111 t'ie Lion. had: India Coln. 4:i• to Mt. Vtxcrrrr. Matiant—Sit;ce rt./ r.rt - ..r...1 from Itotta,L have beets tender the care ut must of the eminent Phys•ciros of Loudon for the cure of a violent Scurvy and eruplions in the fans, 1 went to Beth.' Burton, Tonbridge Weil., Cheiten'nni, and it trroweate, 1 'feel seg water fur three seassuis, but without effeci•Your Lotion was recostim.nded to me, rod ,t lent weeks! wrs cured of a iancourous and alarming scull/ in the face; I stn now pertueit) clear of all redness, or any symptom ut scurvy al It 1 never Va.: any such disorder —lam, Madtai, Luc. J. 1)E:I. I.isson Grove, Paldingion. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowltiors hit 4. Recipe, No. 6, Dariwes•reil, I hosvenor..qaart, London ; Itavon and Co. ISO, Ofiroid-crtet; Smith, Perfumer to his N•Ljesiy, New Hond-street ; itu•lT, No 4, o:rap-Ad , . ; Bow Church. yard ; Newberg au! Edwards, tA. Pam s Churchly...O.; liarcby, Elect•Markt•t ; and all the most res:,ectable Venders genuine Aieditaies and Peri milers, in Quarts its. OA. Pints Se. est. kiJf.pinfit es. Dd. • k• prevent counterfeit% see the name M. E Viuceut opt., the ribs en all that it I.:If-Int. PLAYING CARDi WIIII COIMINEI) BACKS. Tlmproved Article, warranted w i t l inu: C at . ton in its composilon, Is ooly to be bad of T:IOMAS CRESWICK, No. 16, Skinner-Ereet. cnd..-11:0.1.onenn. 'I Pe price of she best superfuse White Mogul., 425. per drzcn; fine Coloured Moguls only 6s. per dozen h uher ; fine Harry , ' les. 'dishNode-, 38s. per dozen.— ir olisd Bath Writing Piper, wh•ch takes tl c.l sk f.etly vsithnut the greasy surface so t.:..th torn -1.1.dn..: at in Ilot•presstd Paper. The wiinb PLAYING, CARDS on the front of the gouse. Playing Card. far Expos talon lice of Duty. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY RICHARD TUaNER, 114, LONDON-ROAD. THE Proprietor of this Blacking disclaims all the A- Arts of Puffing—the merits of the Article are too well know ito need it. He merely refers to his List of Age:l3, and confidently adopts the m o tto of the immortsl Nelson— " Palma qui mernit ferat# • " Let him bear the paten who has deserved It." The Adm rers of this Conti osstion are roquested to ask for 1 URNER'S BLACKING. bold in Stone Bottles, at 6d. Is. and nid. each. _ SIVERUIV• Oztoby Stephenson Bli4hznt & Co. 1103:0N. Noble Artindrle Carter. Medlieott Swan and Son Warren. CIIISTILI. Davies and Grace Poole Evans and Thomas. Dilly• Egerton, Smith and Co. Linden M'Clure and Stock. ledge Ton443eon Kaye Hughes and Co. Ernroati. Sayson sma:i. IVRY ST.CDMUND'S Dreury Trafford old C'n. Matebett and Co. Mover and Hudson. Thompson and Son. LEICESTER. Smith an 4 San Pareol Nucleus Oaii Oliver. SIGOLIIIWA Heuer & l'Slurtoa. AMWAY. Messte. Prentice Post-011ices SECCI.I3. :add. BII.IbrOAD. B. and W. Hoyland Hurst. lOC L I fICIIIAM. 1. and W. Goods BOLTON. Wood GArtiarr. COVIINTk If • Meredew mid Sots GRANTTIAM. Rosersand 51s,pman Winter. MILL Crackles, 'Thomas, and Co. Fletcher Peck Moron :11Itto Turner. hi A r.trAx. Gregory and Sons Taylor !Whiles. ST. 14 tOT . S. likersot and Son, Bankers & Grocers HO saTiswslo N. WilHn 3tt liames Whim , o-e 1 hompc^. I,%F.DS. Prealillead I'abr.in and Sans CO a 1 ,!% Cilttr!.?.? MTh' hi .1 vs:7i hsTil. Tat t moor io•rioit!011 l'lrtelocr NOVI II A !..t PT O N. o.l)s.ror• MAPICET Spell and SlUtgstsr. Stafford 1 GollArd and Co. Heil and Peters. Mille. Nunn-11y •atid CO. CO LCUZITER. IPSWICO. N nTTII N OR A il. Carr Harmer ' I..angley I Bridge and Co. Hooker Hulse. tabrum andParkes. Turner cod Son. i t: °amen. CASIBRIDGE. LIVERPOOL. Ward and Co. Thristoa 1 Hirst and Co. Cripps and Co. Carter Marsden and Sons St.puenson and Co. Orridge AldersPy g..? Shopkeepers suppUeJ with this Inestimable Japan Black ing, through the medium of the wholesale houses, or by applying to the MasnifaeligT• c:ir4‘qZYl2€ NO. 114, Ler.cloo.road, Southwark. N. S. AA it. I I uasimis Blacking. BR Fit RTON, s 'HP.'4IIB IIiPORTAN ES FATE, M A NOR, ADVIYAWNI MANSION, Ste TO BR SOLD BY AtTeriori. • • ISy Mr. AI).kM .Oj At the Motion Matt, ots %Vamp:soar, October 1, at Twelve, u• less an acceptable offer should in the mean Vase be made by Private Contract, A VERY valuable and highly impnitint FREE HOLD ESTATE, tngetbrr with theextensive MANOR and ADVO WSON of the R EC FOR Y of BRERP. I'ON, the latter estimated at ONE THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum, with Cider Rents, Quit Rent; Court*, b e te. &e. situated in the Parish of Brereton,in the county of Chester, nit the high Val to Liver pool, about 160 mit.% from London, 40 from Liverpool, 24 from Manchester. three from Congleton„ four trent sanilhack, and sten from :inutst'orl. The Estate Is neatly in a Ring Fence, and comprises the whole Parish of Erere:on texcept one Farm). A capital vacious MANSION, called BRERF..FON HALL, seated in a Park of considerable extent, in which are two fine Sliee:a of Water, and about F.I.EVEN HUNDRED ACRES of LAND attached, now in ham!, and is o ! the value of near TWO I'HOUSAND POUNDS per Annum,. 'flier, are seve ral e!ilible Farm., in the best possible coud:tio;t, with rarinitig builslings, part let on Lease% but ibie grey .r part let to Tenain at Will, at old rents. The whole Estate FOUR •I'IIOU SAND and EIGH l'Y STA l'U 11'. ACRES of ISIEADIW, PASTURE, ARABLE. and WOOD LANDS; the r reselit rental, exclu.ive of the Mansion and Lando, is THREE Ti lOU. SAND TWO HUNDRED and FIVE POUNDS per annum ; and as the Leases expire, same of which are Life Leases, and Old Lives, takitig the whole at a moierate estimation, will be worth at least SIX IHOUSAND POUNDS per annum. The line grown TINIBLR on the Estate will be in.luded in the purchase, it of :he %%Jue of about FIE VEEN 'THOUSAND POUND:;. Printed Particulars may be hail at the Albion Hotel, Bridse water Arms, and S:ar l ini, Manchester; the l'alhot, Liverpool; black Lion and Swan, Congletun; George and Dragon, sand back ; °ere je and the Angel, Kout,ford ; Warwick Arms, War wick; at vie AllCtioll Mart; of Meiisrs. Dimes and Chatfield, Soticitors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street; of Messrs. EV•IIII and Bartrum, Solicitors, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry; of Mr. Adamson, Auctioneer, Fenchurek-street; and of Mr. Thotuss Woolley, Brereton, who will skew the Estate. JUNIPER'3 ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. liis ESSENCE is a safe, effectual , and pleasant remedy in Flatulenciee, Gouty and Chobey Pains in the stomach and bowels, indigestion, hysterics, nausea attendant no pregnancy, relaxation and lassitude arising from attnippherie hear, want of appetite, Injuries from inclement weather, and in the spysinodle 3ffeCtiOSl of the stomach and bowels, so common to infant+, adapting the dose to the urgency of the caw. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisitimi.—E++etiee of Peppermint is so well known as a va'uable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this 'Wirer Oscine:it is to guard purchasers against the numerous coun terfeit #, which are prepared by Druggist+, &c. t tie only cau -1 lion J. P. Heath can give is, to see that " J. P. Heath', Notting ham," is engraved on tlic Government stamp. Price 21. 9d. and Is. I N.—Seld by E. Edwards (Agent to Heath) 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and also by San t ;,-r, Oxford scree.; 'l'ute, Exchange; Ward, Iltilbbin. TO PREVENT IMPOSITION-TAKE NOTI , M R. CLAY'S OR IGINAL WAGGONS AND COACI- 7 :-.:3, To NEWBURY, SWINDON, A LD:IGUaIg, WOO ITO.i-BAYE I LA Ni BOURN, UNGER FORD,. CHILTON, READING, and all Blaces afijaccno, UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, ?tom TN[ SARACEN'S HEAL) INN, SNO:'!1-11I.L, L0.11,0'4. To YORK, LEEDS, EUTZllitil.Gii;and 01 Parts of the Ni - rth. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, a:1,! kety rxced:ci.t By B. W. NOUN CAIN and THE following Past Coaches, Hail Coaches set out from the SARACEN's.HEAD INN , show-lcU: - The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL light Coach, °rip one night on the road, carrying ffoir Ir..idra ar. I f.s.te thts:deq, sets not every day at one o'clock, arrives at Livcririol next eve Ling at six &Clock, by way of Dunstable, bury, Northampton, Welton!, I.utterwonh, i ..r,,a ! E . e . stone, Litchfield, Stolle, Rugely, Newcastle, KoutsturJ, War.. ringron, and Prescot. SOU rHA pro 14, Lytnington,Winchester, and Basinryoke w Four Inside Coach, at half pa-c seven o's:l.ick is t'h, mot is. ing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Sotthamp:.,n, hy Tlbi4 is a most defies/nil conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maker's, I !Are de Grace, Cherbot.rg, etc. SHREWSIIURY, Wellingtor, anti Shiffnal Post-Goad) every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Bland ford, Sali4bury, Atidwer, ita.ingstoke Lew Poet Coach, every aftkr:Eyin. The ni,uth Packets to Guerutey, Jersey, Aldert.,:y, st. Maluc's,t:c„ EXBFER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorzliest‘s, Faint,isth, Dartmouth, and t 4 alisbury New Post Coach, every l'.l , :tnitq at Seven o'Clock,thrnugh Honiton, Aat 'luster, Brid e ot atm: I ord, Basingstoke, and ISag.hot. BO.N . I'ON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilion. a:;4 Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, sets oat every Evening to Srilchy, Louth. Grimsby, and-Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches,thronghrAlispeas. barn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afterterini; arrive at Mr. May the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the I.nndon'f'divere, mas.strcet, and the Swan, Bristol, neat Morniag.—Coachea to Wells, Brldger:ator, Taunton, Fzeter, Plymouth, lc. LEEDS new light Caach, called the Itorkin;:iam, sets out every Morning; carries Fonr insides only, aim ;;.•,• - remark. ably easy, with a Guard thrmethatrt. ISSeff throngli ford, Newark, Retford, Denca:.:et, and F. rr;dirids!e, to tsie Gulden .Lon, Lards, neat Nimnftl7. Notwithst,n/llng tfw imennmson Expedition of th:s Coach, it is aitowed to he the mow agreeable and cumrlete Coa:eyaiire on :he North Rqa i , hews unequalled in Accornmn.l.rem by any otli:r. GLASGOW, Longiown, Oren's-Orem Amman, Dumfries, Brow:A.111, 'lhornhilt, nqi:har-iO.l, Cum/sack, and it l'arta of Scotland, a l'a,t Coach, (Gaily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shfi Ids. Sundt eland, New. cattle, and Edintstwes new Four inside Coach, with a Guard a/tot:shout, sett out every Morning at Eight o'Cinck, by war of Newark, Rtitford,'l acicaster,Darbtigton, Northallerton, DI" ham, Moq,eth, mid Berwick. Passengers finding theniseaves fatigued frcrn the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fate. A lARL. h:fROUG Swindna, kannihury, tlimgerfold, and Newbury !Nat coach, at 7, to the morning. itli fora:. mt) all ;thi Waisail New Doath, every Everitti:. CAR Ll'sl.F.,Penrith, .utal inn:haven Fuor Inside Pant Coach. and a :Lard all the way. i a.ses through Sroagh, Appleby, Greatahrid,:e, Rh-Amend, Catterick, Bwougfoiathise, Wetlierby, Aberftwoi,Doncmter, and Grantham. Sets out every ,Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pa:viewers deterred On the road by business, or pleasure, Have. the pea misr advatitvu of :hair seats being secured in the neat C.rnit. Lanetster, Freston, Kirllr-Lon..d., 11 , d•nn, Chtbrie7, Ormskirk, and aarsiang Post CUJCIICIP, every After• noon at Five o'C:uck.—Guarded. LIVER W.t7t visttin, Knutsford, Stone, rnt! I itclifietd, Poit-Coach, can. d !le Itigut dor, evvey Ev,i,t;* at five o'Ciock, to the Sr -acetee Head inn, Date-.tract, LiverpouL— Guarded throttghelt. CtitISTF,R, - Newport, WhitchureA. Tarrwr;py, Nnntwieh, Northwtett, und Como, ry k.teoins, at o'clock. SUNI/EaI.AND, Stockton, and Yzrm, new Coach, every Mori ink , rn the Georg:: tna, Sionaorttoct M ANCflk. Winslow, t 'on,;leton, NewmAle, Wain!, 11141 ‘VONerilantlittill l'ost-Coach, every At:crecou.—tlu trawl SIiEF 1...1./ itottcrhaut l'ust c..14e51 (tat It oc k batn, rrery BIKMINGH.IM Yost Coach, with a 'ls out every Afternoon, and reach...: rot Itireghata acct d.y ar 14,50 n by Oxtorel, Lusten, ava shipsto:n., to the tiar . ..ccu's I Ll - HULL, idr,ra:;•:rc, Thqrn. and Ilonta4rer Po s h cvt:ry tfi.orning at bah vast •is, the truss htts, \tar• het L>ctl, Maryste, tadwich, Itproolgate, Can't rbury, rsvershasu,Chahani. Roche- tcr, and :•truud Ncw eost Coacb,s, Mosuirl, Nome, and 1101. 7 .;), \Vat -4 11.1:Ardon, an.l Ches!uint Coach every A4vrnit.l , . CCNHANT nod ildusontoo Coach (Diiih,), at half vast Two, u Five, aud ti‘ht t: dock. WAGGONS• Tn Hemel Hettmftead, Watt, rd an'AStatintore. lames a week. 1.) , ••,14‹ce150, !Lanai, Bory, and aff ',its of Suffolk, wary • . _ _ Cirrncester. A:Anglo:1, Henley, Bristol, t.tul Clotict..t,r, throe times Z KcrlC. Southasurcia, Winchester, Ramsey, D.)thlNor,t, I yrvitit;t:s•-. Christchurch, ittngsvocid, Pordingbrile, Wri 1,,. %%fight, Jersey, and Untruly Vtagoits ) hstathery, 1 - lamt , ton and l wickeisham, twicc a week. 6.-cenwich anti Woolwich, every tLty. *lottriiiiant anti Elmor:titi, ditto. H. W. N't AIN alki Co. reiliectfully acquaint their Friends ar'd toe Public, that they will no be ageosuirb:e for any l'areell, j'a.m.rier ,. 1 •tp.:117«, Writings, rig:, etc. ot save. tame EA*, mind, Veit-, it 'nit, stolen, or date igtal.tink.. emerged as qtdlll t`o: -a..1 for se:rich:t i p?, 3: ttc 11e4 ..1, —_--_. v:cre. published, ni , 7l:ttcl V3l. two. prize 10s. In bolo,. C;J:R MON S, en FA ITH. DOCTRINES, sad iJ t , 1:n1.1C DUT;Es. By the Very Itcv WII.I.I.'_NI VINCENT, D.D. 1 At • D. an of Westmininer. With a I ife of the ilighor, by the key. Robert Nuts, Area.. deacon ut 4 tifroi. lit 1::t• d tor 'l'. CrAcli and W. Davie', Strand. 0 whom may be hid, by the same Author, TI r Commerce and Vavigstien of the Ancients in the Indian fle:sin. hand 0n.4 printed, in two vols. Ito. with a Portrait and other zravingi, pi ice .N. 4s. In boards.