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______................ L - -- __ _ _. • 41 41111.11111111 OiN it tie, , ..eV ., - 5 ., 4 -i 'r ',o enii 4..A2.,"* ' r ' , .. vn. * ' . s ' . 6fa ' -IruloajKl . . . . ---..._- :. • 4 v / . ... . s, . . , 11 . • . 7 ... . .4 O/ IF .4 11 ( ' S ti t e. I:/ \..‘% ~. lo W s. A ll It — * 64 1 .1 0 m_liik A 5.... .s• •,L;t;;3 9568. WEDNESDAY, lerOß E R 29, 1. 1 C: ! • PRICE SEVEN•PENCE• FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nan' NICIDOZ-STILWIT, LONDON, 13th October, 1817. N A nn ual General Court of the Proprietors of the Albion Fire and life Insurance Company will be held t he Company's Hot in New Bridge-streA, on Thursday, .Ic.ll instant, at Twelve o',:lock at noon precisely, to receive e Repot , of the Auditors for the year ending on the 29th ult d t c• DIRECTOR:i :Er ensuing year ; and to determine a rconillen k t i c , n o r t h e Board, !Oz. " that a Dividend of live per Con. be mat: ou the Cotnpaoy's Stock, at Christmu cot ' - - - This day were published, Very neatly printed, by C. CORAALL, from a pearl letter, in a small pocket site, price 3s. In plain binding, and 4s. boat' In black calf, and gilt edges, WA'rTS's PSA LMS and HYMNS, imitated in the language of the New Testament, and applied to the Christian stare and wor.hip. London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, G. Wilkie, Scat eherd and Letterman, longman,Hurst Rees, Orme, and Brown, ackinron awl Co. John RiAtardson. J. M. Richardson, I.aw and Whittaker, 1. Mawman, T. Witte, Baldwin, Clisdock, and Joy, and R filaner.—Of whom may be bad, Watts 's Films and Hymns, large letter, in one vol. 12mo. price Oa. ed. bbond. NAVY ARMS, SHEPPY-S I REET, BLUE rowN, stiEENNESS. WILLIAM GREEN begs leave to return his sincere thauLs to his Friends and the Public in getierai, for :heir favours durin; • the time he kept the Swan, In I itch .street, and respectfully wheia a continuance of their patronage and sup • port at the NAVY ARMS, where every effort on his part will be exerted for their accommodation on the most reasonable trims GOod Beds, choice Oki Spirituous ' iquors, and Cordials of the best quality. 1 ice London Forts-, Brown Shoot, Fine Ale, , Cider, ate. sum:. rlYrtitts vir id c. B. BATE v.apect twiltm , • • : 1 1)1 , orters In IT:4 that k.• is the ott:y who makes the above Invrarniass fiw any part of the Rcornor -entice; that his I lytiromete , WAS slog riser invimted And comp' •cti by Isis tate Urine anti falser it. LAW, Ir. Sums ; and ils it the Tn• strumems of his mak.. arr tb • liyJromeriai nick in conformity writ a t pritic plot laid down by the Invrmisr• and r.tablii•ite,..' by .aw —No i 7,t ry, :29th Octobvr, l o t 7 IMPERIAL. TWINF.SHIR CLO 114. BY HIS MAJEsTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PA FENT. IVERCHAN I'S and FAMILIES Are ri•spect .l. fully informed, the above Cloth fur family use, and for Sheeting, is Sold, duly stamped, in entire cases, for Exportation; and by th • single Piece, from to SV. yards each, for the con venience of families, at is. 21 6 1. Ss. Ss. 6d. to 5, 60. per yard, at Nit Lt.., a D'S East India Warehouses, &c No t 6,Cheap •Lk , and at no who. house. Its durability and economy, (bring nearly half the price of other cloth)—its coniluciv , nrss to Health aini pleasantness to wear tending to prevent the ill effects from sudden transitions from heat to cold after ex. rcis-, and Irons the extreme heat hi warm climates, ren&-rs it rain-m.ly desirable in this country, as .s•ell as in the East and W eNt !mho., where it is of the fir-t consideration. 'I he Sheetings are matte In 6.4ths, Sic. containing from two to four pair each pieta. Par era• veiling, for winter wear, and for cold climates. they possess a decided advantage. Gentlemen in the Atmy and Navy. mill find both the cloth for shining and the Sheeting of peculiar util ty, as it never imbibes the damp at truspf.cre4 COLIN I 1:Y oR TowN HILLS oa NO TES NEGOCIA 13E RSONS of lot -n .e.potisthillte ins'eniv sup. plied—ihm. • 0: surpliesi when thrtr c .mpeteney is aseataintd. Momy on all other .- , ecutity as usual. Mose Mao would rncruese t:teir Fortunes may invest their Money at 13 per Cent Apply to 3tirrow- at , .lCu. 15, Howland•street. Firrrorseure. at Twelve, and dose The Ballot for Directors will layer o'Cleck, prech.ely. WARNER PI 'IPPS, Secretary. This day was published, elegantly printed in 4 vols. Elvo (being the Fourth Edition), illustrate 4 with a Map of Italy, 're:: En graved Plains of Churchel, and Index, price 'el in boards, ACLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. Hze eat Italia Ms =era, has ejus, bre uppida pa pulorum.—Plin. Nat Hist tit an By the Rev. JOHN CHEMODE EUSTACE- Fourth Edition, Revised and Enlarged. •.• In this New Edition, the Publisher has endeaventred, by the addition of a large, accurate, and finely engraved Map of Italy, and by a particular attention to the paper and type, to do justice to a Work which the Public has received with such un common partiality The Map of Italy, separately, by Zannonl, price Ss. NEW PIC 11:1tE or LONDON. 4- rhe Press, and speedily will he pnloli.hed, with upwards of One Hundred Views, Plan, &c. LEIGH'S NEW PICTURE of LONDON ; or, A View of the Political, Religious, Merlieal, Literary, Irn;ri/ al, Commercial, and 11Ioral Srate of the British Metro oli4. Presenting a brief and Inminnus Guide to the Strang.r, ' ,h •übj.ets Nonemed with general Information. Business, or isreerent. London: Printed for Samuel Le!gh, 111, Strand. Printed fur J. Mawman, No. 39, Ludgate street, London. Of whom may be had. Mr. Enstace's Letter from Paris to George Petro, Esq. Tenth Edition. Soto. 4s. • Ile.? In the Press, the Fourth Edition of Millar's Historical View of the EnglA Government, from the Settlement of fbe Saxons's' Britain to the Revolution In 1688. TO PREVENI* IMPosI rioN—YAKE NOTICE It. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, To NEWBINY, SWINDON, AI.II3:AIItN, WOO 170N.11A , SE LAMB )1114,24, HUNGER OHM I ON, READING, and an Places adjacent, l'aily„ UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVECLINC.. On the tit November will be published, r) ICH A k DSON, GOOD LUCK, and Ca. Stack- Li/ Brokers, Bark buildings, Cornhill ; and facing the Gate of w Kr, Jews, Oaf fig-Cross. grateful for the numerous fa ;ors the have received for more than forty years past, respect aelosiot their friends that the present I.n - tety begins the sf I' MONTH, and cottiists of 7,100 Numbers ' two Icier of tack Number, 3 ,7 00 of ovhich have a second Chance, Weill he re. dawn on the Ath Decentker.—There are SIX ni .€20,100, &c. &c &C. R G. and C 0 . ,. eAabtishments are so well known, It Is per. qs suptsfluous to parkulatlse thr Capital Prizes shared and Xi at their (nets, but tiny nuy he allowed to state that the iderworioned have been aloud, sold, and paid on demand in g bat kw Lotteries, via. 18,646 491 10,244 d:opro 25.' CO Guineas. 2:400 Guineas. sesiDts SEVFN prises of X 20,000 ONE of - 1.5.(M0 THREE of 10,000 An immense Dumber of ‘5,000, Li,ooo. &c. ate. £2O s oco FOR A BLANK! SIX PRIZES OF TWENI'Y THOUSAND POUNDS! &c. ace. BIST-I,of the Old State Lottery Offices, N 0.4, Cornhill. sod 9. Charing-Cross. respectfully, reminds his the Public. the Sure Lottery beeps the SEVENTH of NM' MONTH, ( Morader). tory • l ye only 7.100 Numbers. Two Tickets of each Number, tlic fate of one decides the other. 'there are SIX PRIZES OF A 20,000! other Capitals, Money and Stock, ant by an arrangement made by the Cs.ntractor, 5,100 Tickets have TWO CHANCES FOR nit SAME MONEY ! first 5,700 Blank+ will be re drawn, and as It is not ne t:L.& Number drawn firs: a Utak, ma) afterwards became a Prim, as was the eue in the last Lottery Contract, ten No. 4,557 was drawn a Blank the First Day ; and had tbat rtery been drawn to the usual manner, that Ticket would have _ _ charily deckledvbst k was re /Weeps. and in the Second wing was a Prim of ,C 10,0003 and sold by BISH in Sixteen iitreath Shares. Tam sad Share's,* selling Ingreat variety, st ISlnH'sOfßeet, ,Caralull, and 1, Charing Cress, London, wbere, in the last sttery Contract (et mad) be bold Capitals escTeding in number al anima ghost sold by any other Office-keeper. ,* Lottery contasaces 7:b of NIX I' MONTH (Natasha). *hums gratis. IiEvEN I H OF NEXT MONTH. f AND J. SIVEWRIGH 1 . have the pleasure • of aonooneing to their Friends the near approach of the rarsing, which will comm. :Ice on the 7th of NEX • MON UI . 4 1 earnestly recommend an *lnv, who inc. nd to adventure in te present popular Lottery in make their purchases before the wring conmteuces, when they will take the chance of the Whole ltke SIX PRIZE S Xsoovo SCHEME. 4 Prises of X.i0,000 2 5,000 m 40 1,400 • to • 500, dm Each ef the Two Prises of Al s,ann to have X 1,0021014. Tickets and :harts are on Sofial. • SIVEWRIGIiTS' FOR'[ UNA rE OFFICES, 37, Costa HILL, I SB, HATMARICZ 11, Hossoata, And .1 And tne 2,377, a Prise of 520,010, was mold in Sharer, in the hist Aurry.--Tbeee are in thi. Lottery only 5,353 blanks, and 042 Prises—a cnnsiderable portion of w'dcli will, of course, rSoid by SICIWILIMIT, including must probably some of the it o; I 20,000. )ATRONIZED by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sussex ; 'lmperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Rosales his Sereate ones. the Duke of Brunswick, his Excellency the Duke del hotatio, by their especial authority. ROWLAND', MACASSAR OIL. 'Croes composed of Vegetable Ingredients from theaeland of Lcassar, in the Eau Indies, are unprecedented for preventing 'lair falling off or turning grey to the latest period of life; argthrtis the weakest hit., and produces a luxuriant growth ~.he baldest places ; also an inimi• able natural curl, wokh it nerves in damp weather, &c. producer whiskers, eye-brows, —it is perfectly innocent, and may with safety be applied to yuungert infant. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair incloied th each genuine bottle. Price Ss. &I. 10s. 6d. and effl Is. per me. Also, ROWI.AND's ESSENCE of TYRE, hk•lt immediately and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, !!' Craws, Whiskers, Ste. to a permanent and glossy Brown or 'lack, imitating the glint natural colour—washing makes this ne more durable. It Is perfectly innocent, and Ladies or GM !men nay dye their Haw with Ease and Secrecy. Prise 41. ' 464 • and los 4d. and One Guinea per Bottle. Eolil wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro- L li etafq. A. Rowland aid Sou, Corner of Kirby-street, the drat '"" L ine CO the right in H mots Garden, Holborn, Lone* L if appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Iltehborne-street ; Mr. ~"1 17 t21 . • 11 7. and Genie and farce, 57, New Bond •etreet ; Bayley °kw, Cockspur-street ; Newbery and Sons, 41, Edwards, 110 5 St Paul's Church yard; Berry, 17, Johnston, 13, Greek "; and by ail Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout n.--Ask for Rovriard's Oil, or Itnerland's Dye. and ob /we tf i ao genuine bottle of the above artleks are signed 01/ 4 Ogi , iee . 444 . VI in red Ink," A. Rrwtaud and Son." All other*. *Co at..it. its. Itio may i•e bad, an Interesting Essay°, she curious Stroctore ihe tlinintt 11.4, price Ss. Dedicated to ber Royal Highl/ril• a Moen, ..:11a;:ottv of Wal e s and tau CObouril• Price ss No. VI. of ANNALS of the FINE ARTS ; publi s hed Quar. tett) , : containing, amohll other interesting subjects, Letter the liecontl, from the Ghost of Barry to his Royal Highness the Ptioce Regent, relative to the Conduct of 'he Royal Academy; General Observations on the Coliure of the Fing Arts in Great Britain ; on she present State of the Fine Arts it; Paris ; Account of the Exhibitiox of the Works of the Architectural Students of the French Acalerey at Rome in 1817; on the late Nathaniel Dance, Esq. R.A ; on the pre sent State of the Fine Aftfl in France; and in Russia; Mr. Eisler's in Reply to Mr. Robaison, and other original Papers, Correspondence., Stc. Review of the Exhibition at the Salon de Beaux Arts in Pars, 1857; new Rooks and Prints; the Costume, Scenery. and Decorations of the Wint,r I heatres ; Biography of the late Josiah lloydril, and Martha Drolling. sen. of Paris, Ice.; Transacthena of various Societies, &c ; Catalogue of the Antique Marbles belonging to the Marquis of Lansdowne, &c.; Distnbutiogrof the grand Prizes by the Royal Academy of Fuse Arts at Parte on the nth lust. (October), communicced ex clusively for this Work; Announcement of Vi'orks in Hand; Orginal Poetry, Sec. Published for the Proprietors, by Sherwuul, Neely, and Jones, Patetnoster-row ; Buyilell, Cheapsile : Arch, Cori:hill; Py Nassau-street :: oho; Carpenter, New Bond sweet; and may be had of alt Bo oksellers. GENUINE I THE following MEDI cured Genuine at the W WARDS, 86, Sr. Paces Cam lEDICINES. [CINES can only be p►a. 'mamma of SHAM and W. RCM YARD i Hi I's Balsam of Honey S 4 Essence of Wa•erdoct 3 II HaDam's Bilious Pills 2 9 Joniper E 4 Pe ppevm. Rocks's Embriallnq 4 0 Robberds's Cough Dr. t - - Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 Mari,hairs Ceram 1 It Chursh's Coop Drops s s Amborna Tooth Powder 2 6 Coritivell'sOrientalCordial 4 6 Widow Welch's 11U. 2 9 Juniper Pen Pennyroyal Ise Sperdiman's PUh II 1 • hu•bv7'• Dui* •• W s ' Oftentough's Losrign I 14* Inglles Scot& Pills I Ir Salt of Lemons I 0 Kier'. Pella 6 3 Velno's Vegetable Pille 4 6 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 lingl4gton's Eye Olot. Oudbull.l's Basarn Henry's M3g it rats It 0 • Is 0 • 9 9 • Cburch's Pectoral Pills 1 1 4 Waists% Antipenussis 2 9 Coltsfoot Los. 1 It Antbsyna LW= 4 Wessel's Specific Remedy s 9 Hooper's Pulal lis Emma, of Spruce 3 6 Durable Ink 1 e • British Oil I li• Cheltenham Salts 2 9 The above (those with the s ar est:tined) will have the adJreu of Shave El Edwards, 66, St Petits, on the stamp; where also may be bail every other PATCN r and l'ustac Maatetata. Li beral alkivitatice to Merchants and 'Traders raders in generaL IMPOR lAN ADVICE. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeries I. Londso, have sedulously devoted their attention tor these last 17 years to the study of those disor. dere which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable titssing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto _received from persons of the first Ms tinrion, and the unife-in success attending their superior moth of treatment in sects complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance in all cases of Debility or lieficency, who diet 'resulting' moot the too frequency of participating in the gale deco( mirtionabie life, the unbounded Indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the eat ' sex, and impotence in tk: other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. To those who, from mach Complaints, are prevented entering Into the married slate, and *rimmed to seek relief brood over their infirmities in silence, it meet be consoling to keow, how ever ditficult or illtireqUid the CUM may be deemed by other Practitiouers, that by a renovating and imfrl Ible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitutiou. A certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every .petite of Venereal infection, by a mild and never-taniug mode of treatment, is epeedily and radically removed, without restraint In diet or exercise, soak* Strictures of the Urethra and Gleets, which they are enabled to cure fa a short period, without recourse to the painfeltbngerous. effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Noblemen sod G entlemen of high respectability, who have bees cured in a very short period, after havinglabuored under strictures for army years. 'l'o married Females, whose expectations of, those tender pledges of connubial bappktess have bets defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a peeper perseverance in their remedies, the peen, health I. renovated, and the impedi ments removed. Mesas. Goss and Co. cactus:truly proteodng th cure of these partteubr compiaiuts, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy sojustly attached to the 'gnome nos** think it but justice co themselves to state, that they bays been properly educated and initiated into every breach of the professloo (certificates of which, from various tios pltak, and toselmosials frets the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any lemsree). Teat a residence In the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as In other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their:smirches having been con fined to diseases.slrupdy enumerated, they hold Nat a certainty of renotiftlest to Meth as may labour under the debilitating elects of a life passed under the torrid sone. And kother, that baviag bad opportunities, is their professional capa city, of lonising ea latinate acquaintance with the con tsituthmal baits of seafaring persons, they offer to them Anklet simeanees of immediate relief; that the success resulting out their endeavours first inducted them to quit :be practice of general Pracdtioner, and they presume that tkeir pretensions cunstitute a fair ground for the unprereedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured.. le be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by lezter,) by Pacents in either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of Leh' case, age; aid manner tut tivhsg enchmima renuttanc. Mr advice and medicines; and the renmd es will be Orem er tormucatd to any put of is kingdom 134.15 S sod Co. Maras, 18, Oesverie-strter, Fiat Mat 11110 x TUC SARACEN'S MAD INN, SNOWIIILL, LoNDON. To YORK, LEEDS. EDI N G li, and all Parts of the No- t h Four Inside Coaches, the lien florseN, acid keep excellert • By B. W. MOUN CAIN all.l CO. THE following P:ist Ctiac!les, MailefiAClWS, &r. Set out from the NARACEN'A HEAD-INN, Snow loll: The UMPIRE, a Nia.W LIVERPOOL Licht Coach, only UGC night on the toad, carrying four itisidcs and tour Utitsid•o., sets out every day at one o'cli;tit, arrives at Liverpool aux( dieting at six o'clock, by way of Dunstahle Wuburii, Lela. bury, Northampton, Wehord, Lutterworth, Aihkr atone, Litehfierd, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Kuutaturti, War rington, and Preset*. iIsiLITHAM P lON, Lymington, Virinchister, an I Basieteole New Four Inside Caraeh, at half pa-t seven o'clock in thc molt, Mg, arrives at the Dolphin Inn,Aopthamptn, by five o'cl.e.k. This is a most delightful cotoreyadre to the isle of Wig'.t, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, Stc. SHREWSBURY, Virellingtnr. , and Sri:ls:al Post-Coach, every Evening, at lime &Clue:L.—Guarded. %VF:YMOCrI'H, Dorchester, Blantiford, Salisbury, Andtwe-, and Basingstoke new Post Coach. every afternoon. him Wcy• mouth Packets to Guernsey, lers,y, Alderney, St. Meknes, Ate. EXEIER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, anti Salisbury New Post Coach, every Mornine at Seven o'Clock,th rough H. whoa, .txmiuster, Bridport, Blandfurd, Basirgstoke, and Bagsliot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Iluntingdob • • Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilaby, Luutb Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and tiILISTOL Flying Poet-Cosebes i throtighChippeos barn, We% sod Mariboetnegh, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr hilare,thir.Oreyboomd Inn, Beth. and the Liernings 'ragmen, Ttro mai-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new light Caace, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes remark. ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaarer, and Ferrybridge, to Om ' Golden Lion Leeds, nest Morning. Notwithstan d ing the uncommon Expedition of tide Coach, It is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Lougtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dundrie., Brenviihlll, Thornhill, SanquhuuKile, Cumuock, Kingsweß, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach, Wady). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Nave s:aide, and Edinburgh new Four inside Coach, with a Guard throughout, sew out every Morning at Elgin o'Cluck, by way of Newark, Retford,Tadesiter ' Darlington, Northallertoo, Dur ham, Morpetb, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued tltom the length of the juurneyonay net what time they please, and then proceed on without any adLittismal Farr. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ramsbury, Ilutigerford, aid Newbury Post-coach, at 7, in the morning. sawuENowni and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. CA RLI SI.E, Penritbond W littehaven Four Inside P,4t coach, and a Guard all the way. .'asses through Bronh, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, ilsroughbrilse, Wethertty, Aberlord. D.neuter, and Grantham. Set* out every Mnrinii::, and venoms the journey with the greatest facility. Passenger. detained on the road by business, or pie aaaaa , have the pang uliar advantage of their seats being secured in the nese Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-LunatLile, Bolton, Chinley, Ormekirk, and Crustal% Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Cluek.—Gitarded. I.I4'ER POOL Warriugtoti, Knutsford, Stone. and Litchfield, Post-Coach. cal led The Regulator, every heating at Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.— Guarded throughout. CHl:sll.kt , Newport.. Whitchu reit , Tarporley, Nan twich. Northwick, and Mhidlewich Yost Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clqck. SUNDERLAND, Stocalton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, %%lea!, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afeiremmo.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD .ind Rotherham Yost Coach, sailed the Rockies ham, every Morning. BIRMINCIHAM Post Coach, with a guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Euston, and shipstorm, to the Saracens Heed, Buil street, Birmingham. HULL, Northeavei, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster POV• Coach, every Morning at half past de, to the Cross Keys, Mar ket Place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatbant Rochester, and Stroud New Post. Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HER I FORD, Ware, Hodesdon, and Chesbunt Coach every Morning. 101'1'ENHAM and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at half-past Two, at Five, and at Eight o'clock. wwaoosrs. To Hemel Hempstead, Watford and Stanmore, 3 'lama week. Disq, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk, every Monday. • Virmscater, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three times a week. Soutbsropton, Winchester, Rumsey, I.yndhurst, Lymington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Forihngbridge, Winiborne, Pool, isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guerney Wagons (daily.) Sunbury, Hampton and t wickenham, twice a week. Greenwich and Woolwich, every day. Tottenham and Edmonton , B. W. Mount • tee and CO. revectitilly acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they win ism be accuuntabk: tor any Parcel, aNtilgoss' Luggage Writinp, Flue, kc . of more than Five Pond s Vales, la r staka, Of damagedoialesb assured w such and the Insurance pW (pr secordinii) , at tin Saracen', Head Ina, linow4dll 3 Landau 91HE COMMERCIAL HALL %VINE PAN Y respeclullr acqua:nt their Friend. &nit the Publre, iu cotiutquenct: of he failure of the Ora;,.. of last and pro. sent y ar, and the c.rtaiti scarcity of Wires of t!e favourite Vol ages of I NOS, 1811, and 1813, the Company w:11 h•• ender the itecessil of advancing their Wines of thlde year, is. re doss but will esecute all Orden at OLD PRICES till the at Day of - November, when lottiti• WI N ES, Vintage 1815, now 38s. will b e a-% Vintage I til.2, now 41...ie 'j 468, 01 r ro, Vintage 18011, ana. will be rtoll• rte Con Wine of iBO4, at ifis what. t t r Company 17vr furs &shied their Friends with for the 114 2 Mort •A. rrtintrert n• further observation than that th; Higley 1. as b.ru Ackiwwirdged by i•vry buyer of it. to be superior to any oiler 1l 'nes •eiling, and the favour of an early orler from those families w!sis with to 13y i a stock of it, wilt tuttch obli,e , (particularly as is the mot favourable time of tile year to :ay down wine Cr crusting.) .'t fall ill, of the Company's Prices of Wines and Spirits per pipe, &C. :nay he had by apelfi , g at No. to, Skinner-Street, or .3401 tlaturd •trrrt.—Octobtr I, I 17. I,aoo Doc of lull bodied claret at SU C.ii) ditto Ries Frontigniac at 11181. Simple Bustles, fig per bulle. If Sold fur Exportation, Claret, !tic pet cloi. • ..fronegniac, 994.1ter doz. R UP TUG►. We feel pleasure in publishing the following lettere is transmitted t , us, in confirm ttion 01 a ptragraph which appeared iu our Paper, relative to the core of that general and dangerous complaint Rupture: TO TUE EDI FOR. OF li-1E s rail, Sllt—Obsetvitig a paragraph in your Paper rey-ming the cure of All limn% peef.,roted (tt a large %Mr) by the NlediC.si B•tard. at Charkete Know, Orrin CNarlotte atreet, 11;acluriat• ju.tice, Sir, to Mesars. COOPER. mei Co. 1 beg to ad.l toy per honai testimony Having been alli.e•r.! neatly twenty years, and deemed incurable ti) eminent Surgeon% I prietrly bore my aft; tl.cauu, capecttne rect. , . Lour to he say ;lat It 1 - ge. arptioti to the M :c1 cal b.tartl , Ana have rea :on to pray for the t•weellent E.tahhtliturtn, aht.teigh I ant nearly 50, was persevlr tatted in a hut see.ka, .s I stow. monk Gob. enjoy prod I,ellth. I tt.iuk, 41r. is ti.ur , all ag;.t) ken.w toe will elute that I cart have no .. the: tuot:ve for this comoulti,cation tUat: a rt.hrz . t• r. avfir.--f am. sir, yo. : e obt d ent S , ..rrant. c.CLAVELAftIi, Dog and Stile, near I ondon-road, St. Georiges li.cl.ls, October, I 8 .7. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. William Cooper, la's of • East Cheap, but now of Pertetottlis etre Loudon, merettant. to , urevn•ler. NA• t, ►S, and Mt 111, at eleven, at GuPdl,all. A.curt r c•, Rte.•rs. Lowe and dower, Sou: haininon liu.lJ.ngs, merry-line. Das , id Ruh:•ru, of St. C.1:01ob ittlor, Cornwall. 4tinpkeeper, dealer and chaimian, Nov 11, is. at tea, at the Red t Jon IRAs M. Cutuu►h \ iajor, a. 1.1 1). e-other 9. at Jewell'. Floret. Bodndo, Attoi Ines ‘les.rs.A.:l•n i zton aid Gregory, !k•!ford tow, Lon. din ; Norway, .t Columb. John or Harwi.lt. Ewes, saJ•makcr, November IT, IS, and Dec. 9, at sieves', at ate flare Cups Inn, Hatwic... nies, Mr. Ik, jai ll ll Ctiarusn, Harwich; or Mr. rhoinsa Evans, Haitomi:arden, London. Saws. I Widow Sweetloun. of Bisborgate4treet, London, and ah.o B rmitigharn, groc..r, dealer and clop:nan, Nov. I , IT, and Dec. 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Amory and Cuter, Lott bury. Charles Lutes •1 uckett, ofDishoptgate-street, London, 'and also . - - of 8 rtninitham. grocer, dealer and chapnian, Nov I, 15. awl Dee. 9, at ten, at a:uilahrh. Attu:mks, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Loahbury„ Lotad.m. I'hYrolao..l, of Plymouth, Devon, straw.har.manufaeturer neu'er and ehapnian, Nov. 1.5, IT, and Dec 9, at eleven, at the Oat Oral Inn, Paymotitti. Ambition, Mr. Edmund Welker, 29, Lincoln's limit held, Luaslams or Mr.,. N. Hyne, Plymouth. Th, 112 s 1)1111 at Leicester street, Lric.rster-square, and tince of Ca.ure'. erect, Llverput,l, prnststller, dealer and ch.iprozn, Nos Nigher 8, 15, and Dec 9. at ten, at Groldball. Atturasey, Mr. Ilvllainy, 6, SerjeatO Inn, Fleet-street. John Ma.ler awl lames Miller , of lolywerl-strerr, Strand, shoe. makers, dealers and chapmen, and partners. Nov. 4, at eleven, Nov. IS, and Dec 9, at onP, it Attorttles, Messrs. Ashory and Coles. Lothbery. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. 19, W. Bruck, WAmfortl c wet, merchant, at Melilla Nov. IS, C. Sundies, D..vonshire•sguare, merchant, at twelve. Nov. IS, A. Fairbairn, Devonshire-street; merchant, at deft% Nov. tB, J. Wilson and A. H. Aiken. Cross -street, near ling" hury.sguare, -merchants, at eleven. Nov. 25, G. Pearson, Mae. cles4l.l, and W. Syke• i Milk-street, silk-Manufacturers, at ong p Nov. is, W. Knight, Bagshot, miller, at twelve. Nov. 19, G S. Robinson,Paterno.ter- row, booksdlers, at twelve. Nov. IS, R. P. Culbaui, Lambeth, brewer, at eleven. Nov. 19, J. P. Leigh, Old Ci:y Chandlers, ins.irance-brnker, at eleven. Nov. 15, J. Ilanisoti,Eait-India Chambers, mtrchant, at tweve. Nov. K. Haines, Islington. wine tinsel., at twe:ve. Dee. 2, Priscilla Grieve, licsez-street, dealer, at • !even. Nov. ld, W. Williams, Ihirk.ng, brandy-mercliant, at (leven. are. 2, D. Kincaid. SOW square, .silk-manufacturer, at t !even. Net. 6, W. Cheasley b Hayes, innkeeper, at twelve. Dec. I s, K. Muegeridge, Kingston upen•Thames, corn- ni.rehant, at one. Dee. 6, It Jeffery, Ton. bridge, shopkeeper, :If one. Nov. 29, J. Faulkner, and Anne, W. and A. Atku.son, Crutcheltr tat . ..merchants, at twelve. NOV. IS, J. Peyton, South.nipton, dra,-er, at twelve. Dee. 2, W. Hall, Fleet street, boot-maker, a. eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. , Nev. r. hution, Liverpool. plumber, at one, at the Georpe, Liverpml. Nov 2t, W. Welsher, Exmouth, hi:lo.er, at ekvei.. at t h e Half-Noun, P.aeter. D. c. 10, (;. kidley,Tenbuty, b.& r, at eleven, at the Hop-Pole, l'elibury. Nov. 20, K. lio:cre`t, Manchester, haberdasher, at eleven, at the Albion, Maim:us:sr, Dec. 5, M. Andros, Manchester, brush matter, at eleven, at t'e Manchest. r. 1). e. 5, C. Johnson, Lever Bank, calico printer, at eleven, at Cue Manchester. Nov. 28, T. Ni.- chows, groe. r, eleven, st the Castle Inn, Bridge north. Not. IP, C. Ransom, Salford, wine -merchant, at elereo, at the Bridgewater Arms, Nlamliest• r. Nov. I, J. Varlet', Man cheater, drys:Jter, at two, .at. the lit klgewater Arms Manchester. Nov, 21, W. Hett, Lewd', woo:stapler, at eleven, at the Court house, Leeds. Nov. 20, W. Hot tier, Poi -fora, grocer, at three, as the Fountain, Portsmouth. Nov. 21, J. Smith, Portsmouth, 'ship-chandler, at eleven, at the Potintain, Port.mouth. ems incm F.S—Nov. 3R. John David Simpson, Ipswich, ilk-mercer. llamas Johnson, "I'ynentouth, nutter. Josekh Whitmore, Manchester, carts& and twist dialir. War en %Veal..., Lii, -Mishap', bras to and timuan. kAwArtl I iannurs„ T!...taitseedte-erneet, ship a insurance-broker. Wm. V at , .:haty to Mr v 4 ertiks, William Bucher, Dodd's& tu.r e-, and cbzioodia. •