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4,- 4. v • • t at. si r* Ar -A ->....c.44..... ..... ~ . 4 ... ••; \,,.3 :.-• 1 ... • ! / o•; 11I1fice.!3!Ci .1111ra.mmage II MBER V 605. THURSD DECEMBER 11, 1817. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. SIXTH EDITION OF LALLA ROOKH. This clay was published, in Svo. price I 4s. L ALLA ROOKR., ate Oriental Romance. By THOMAS MOORE, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Ries, Orme and Brown, Lon don.—Also. just published, in vv.. price 14s. Illustrations of the Poem, engraved by Charles Heath, frogs Paintings by R. Westall, A few of each may be bad in Quarto. TAN YARD. TO BE SOLD OR LET, KENNET ANL) AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. BASPINDIA ROUSE, De:emler s, 1817. E IOURT s i r DIRECTURS of the 114V17 .I.W TCOMM ivry AfKßati dyrs if ENGLAND, tradies •,1111.1.1T INDIRS,de harsh , give attics, i li a t he Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap- Asto i to he had at their Hou,e in Leadenhall.street, on . sl iask,-,DA the 17th Instant, i s made Special, for the Fur „mot coasidering certain Resolutions of the Court of Directors „ r ow; the FEY. FUND, and certain Payments heretofore al ,d proposed to be hereafter made, from that Fund. JAMES COBB, Sara :ry. T. INDIA HUM 5, De:en/6 r to, F. COURT of DIRECIORS of the UNITE)) 1 cOMPAIVi if MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, traeliel r. r.,1.4 . INDIES, eh hereby eve Notice, rh.t th..: Papers relative to the appropriations from the FEE F.*;113, alluded to in the Court's Advertisement of the Sd in arc open at this House for the perusal end information of 11,Prvieturs. JAMES COBB, Secretary. RICH WHEEL. FOUR vitt= OF £20,000! And Only O)1E DAY more to draw. CCARROLL, the Contractor, has the pleasure . of announcing to the Public the Ride State of the Wheel, contains FOUR PRIZES OF £20,000! A,* which must he ALL Drawn on SATURDAY, Dtc. 20. :Lt preieut Price of lichees and shares are as follows,vis. Ticket a'Zi. 19e. . £ll 9 0I Eighth • £2 18 6 ,quarter 5I S 0 Sixteenth 1 9 6 II:r tallowing Capital Prizes were drawn oit Friday last, Dec. 5, and Sold by G. CARROLL, at his Offices 7, CORNUILL, and s 4. Osros o-sT c ET, where the fortiniate Holders may re ceive !lick Money on .lernand, tr 4. 4,319 a Filar of £140,000, in Shares. .5,1442 ..... SCO Guinea% in Shares. 4,710 ........... 2OO Guineas, Whole 'lleket. 2,02 S 'I'WENUErH DECEMBER LOTTERY WILL FINISH. -r AND J. SIVEW RIG HT congratulate the O. Public on the result of the second Day's Drawing, the Capital Prizes that happened to be drzwei having been well din:Luisa among the Public in Snares, but leaving FOUR of the .20,000 Prizes, besides 14 11/fluor Capitals, to be determined on the last Day of Drawing (20.11 of December) when the lint Drawn Prize will have added to it the sum of .ceo,ono. As Tkkets have not been attainable for several days past, those who Intend to adventure should apply inunechattly, a few having bees returned unsold by their Agents at remote puts of ths liaidorn. J. and I. SIVEW RIGHP have a select variety at their truly-fortunate old-established Offices, 37, Cola and, I SS, HATMARIEZT, 11, HoLSOBN, And 141, Ozroun-szaerr, %%ere the Last Prize of £20,000, and numerous other Capitals in the last and present lottery, have beta Sold in shares. HANSARD'S PARLIANIENTARY DEBATES. 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The Proprietors would not have thought it necessary to allude to an Advertisement, In which it is endeavoured to puff into nudes a sew bet garbled SILCCTION of Debates, did not that Advertise ment contain a direct and wilful falsehood t—nansely, that the Prepdetors of Hansard's Parliamentary Debates " now admit that they have hitherto rehashed in three volumes what might bare been compriwd in two!' The TRUTH IS that the annual pub beldam bas consisted of two or three volumes, according to the actual length of the Debates, with the insportant Supplementary Documents. It is not the intention of the Editor tu sacrifice fide lity and accuracy for the purpose of confining his Work to a sin- IL: volume of a limited size; but the extent and price of the annual publication will condone to depend solely iso the length of tie Debates in each Semites. TO A GREAT MANUFACTURER, No. 30, STRAND. A VALUABLZ SUBSTITUTE VON CANDLES I KNEW a man who on the public Stage Made It his business to rant and rage; Who oft, when low in purse, would sigh and say, • " Alas ! I scarcely C3B for candles pay !" Cleanbig his shoes, one night, when thus depress'd, He laid his shoes aside, and smote-his breast; Then sudden patted, tramfied bke block of wood, Fee in the shoes a mimic figure stood, And es cry action his amaze betrayed, Was by the phantom in the shoes displayed— And kit to odd to his surprise, As he arose the figure serm'd to rise And, as he (inward stept, stept forward But soon his wonder ceas'd when he ragweed, And as he seia'd the polish'd shoes, discuver'd 'rwas but his shadow beamed Vpen the polish he had rated, and seemed So frightful Then with, smiling pleaiure be reviews The brilliant hare of the jetty shoes— No gloss, he thought, was ever so delightful! And were his actors' shoes made all so bright, He would not reed to pay for cainUe.light ; The scheme be thought he'd try : but be it knoru, The Blesilieg that so brightly shone hoc* on its label, " WAILRZN, SO, STRAND I " Were it not Werroe's black, the finest hand Might toil from more to night, from night to morn, ' re any shoe had such a poliah borne! The plan he prated, aad since has found A brighter WATS beam around From shoes by IVer'resea likdiej ponied. Than from the candles he was wont to use, ' And so much cheaper, candles he's *bobsled, And nightly bghts his beam with shoes! The above trot, loestimable BLACKING la prowled by aiede No. 30, STRAND, Leaden ; And sell by west Bootataben, Grocers, lreausoapre, Drab. stelae, Palmas, As. lit every roan la the Kindest, thane Beetles, ed. tad. and lid. each. I+l.S. Aah les WARUNS Mackin& SIR JOHN SINCLAIIV CODE OF HEALTH. This day was published, in One thick Volume, Octavo, Fourth Edition of THE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY; explaining the Rnks for the preservation of Health, and the attainment of Longevity. By the Right Hon. Sir ItIHN SINCLAIR, Bart. This New Edition is illustrated by an accurate I.ikene•s of the Author, and Efght Engravings of Age•.l Persons, from 112 to 183 years of age; price XI. Is. in boards; or on Royal Paper, price Xt. ass. Penned fur G. and W. Nicol, Pall• Mall; Sherwood and Co. Paternmter•row ; Callow, Crown-court ; and Archibald Consta ble and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author. just published, The Copt of Ana ico Lyons, in one volume, price Is.. RURAL AFFAIRS. Just puttlished by J. HARPING, 36, St. James's.street, I. THE FA RMER's MEMORANDUM BOOK for 113111; or, Journal of Country Business and Ac. counts throughout the Year; consisting of Tables arranged in the most perspicuous and easy manner, and adapted to a Farm of moderate extent, 4to. price, for a Year, 10s. 6d. To be conti nued annually. g. Tie Farmer's Account Book for ISIS. A new Edition, improved. This Work Is a collection of Forms ruled for 'seeping the Ac counts of a Country Establishment of magnitude, and being founded upon long experience in Rtfal Management, will prcve highly useful ro Landholders, Farmers, Steward', dm Price ills. for a Year, or 10s. tid. for Half a Year's Book.— Continued annually. S. Warding's New Catalogue of Books on Agriculture, Plant. log, Gardening, and Rural Affairs in general. In the Press. Printed for J. Hardiug,Agricultural Library, 36, St. James's. sneer, London. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition in sti ad of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they have adopted a new Label. in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH•HOLBORN, Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they treat an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letterpress, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, zed retailed by the principal% Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers Ironmongers, Press men, Boot-Makers , &c. in the United lasgdons, is Bottles at 6d. Is. and is. 6d. each. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Dis sedum which originate in a vitiated midget of ths.Liser and Bihar, Organs, namely, Indigestion, -Loss of Appetite, Headaches, Heartburn, Flatukndes, Spasms, Calvaries', At: feature of the Liver, &c. Stc. it may be warted with the strict e.t truth, that DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval, and particularly by the Medical Prohesion, than any other Medicine whatever. This con.ti tum their recommendation to the notice of every individual af licted with the above complaints. They unite every recommen dation of mild (vend= with successful effect; and requiring no restraint or confinement during their use, are In particular a most valuable lad convenient Medtcine for the Traveller, whether by sea or land. In tropical climate, particularly, whet. the apices of redundant and vitiated Bile are so preva lent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient prow • then. They are likewise peculiarly cakulated to correct disorders erbium from eacresee of the table, to restore the tone ef the stomach, and to remove every complaint occasioned by irregu arlty of the bowels. Sold lu bites at 24 OS. 61. 11s. and aft. by R. BUTLER and Sons; Chemists, No; 4, Cbeapside, turner of St. Paul'. Church yard, London; and 84, Sackvillestreet, Dublin ; also by the prin cipal Booksellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the United Klngdscut Nen set elvers led valere tile.—lViaarta L. 14 Life is only idle, when blest with Health. * THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within due bounds, aid thus to regulate the Passions; unrestrained and insubordinate they impettattesly destroy those barriers which Religion and Morality have wade sacred; to curb but not anni • hum them appears the leases of Prudence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Stay disorganisation of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, sad the public welfare is proiao:c4 whoa Professitmal men (disreprding the suggestions of the en. doss and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of the passions at an unguarded Emmet. " The strength of a na -1 den consists is the health of therm* ;" bet k Is melaneboly to reflect on the deity *milk* to the lineman* of unfeeling empyri• aim, and to contemn as far as possible Its farther ravages; we ear to suffering luatioisp, tbe result dour owoesperiease in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right over the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless stare become of ealtratlng sensations, to knowing that the most mate of exhaustion may be roused into manly energy. loam etudy-s-intmoderste anxiety—long residence in tropical dime, and many other enemy will frequently derange the is La vows serrate; in soth cases we can bold out an assurance of re animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness LOSS VYKILZA Can now be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Modica S cience bating divested its antidote of those distiessiog properties that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring under du* malady, that a few days only are required for the removal d early symp toms; that the most inveterate este will yield to our remedies within a mina, and that la a permit who only suspects himself injured, the disease may be ;wrested akogether from appearing; a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the gene rative system, as weakness, ularratioas,Scc. especially strictures, wheaten* cussed which are daily removed without she use of cau stic or shmilanu. Bonn paritirs incidental to the softer sea, bantam escaped our attention; in whisk mildueu combined with dikacy has superseded the moans usually adopted. In fine, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently successfeL Educated in this our native city ; schooled in our professional anakunana by its Waned medical characters' and having bean able, personally, to ampere with admiraden ;be British surgical practice, with the continental, our pretensions to superiority (is a branch we have selected) an matured by 'experience, which is evinced by the daily applications we receive, even from disease countries. DOSS and Co. .R. C. %upon& 13. Bouverie.street, Fleet4trett, London. ••• For the 'mend soceatatedadoa we do sot limit ourselves to slated Winds of Punka, but nay be consulted at all reason. able hours.—Cottatry Pads's, are requested to deseribe minas* lb* symptom, dm whoa made*. with advice; will be Immo diste*forwarded to any part d , the Bank-note is eargtad to ecwolyeay die ACOMPLETE TAN YARD, situate in the County of Surrey, 20 miles from London; containing, 95 Tau Pits, three Drying Sheds Mill House, new Bark Mill on Lambre's principle, two Bark Berns large dimension+. one Beam House, one large brick herher Hini+e, with Loft over, Scouring and Smoke House, curt-stages for 10,000 Turf, Stable for three Horses, Chaise-house, three Workmena* Cottage+ wi h Gardens. shbitautial Family in pellet" order, cmtaining two Parlours, four Bed-rooms, two Kitchens, Brick Oven, two Cellar+, Dairy, and Store-room ; large walled Garden stcri7eti with young thriving Fruit Trees, two Orchiirda and Meadw.v, containing Three Aff 'V he whole of the Premises are in capital repair, amply sup plied with excellent soft and hard water. *The (alb of hark in the neighbourhood plentirtd, and of the Brit quality. Early posses-ion *mild be given. Far further particulars apply, if by letter, post-paid, to William Saloway, Leather Factor, London. The following Works will be published in the course of the ere sent Month by HILNKT Couture/1, British and Foreign Pithlie Library, Conduit -street, Hanover-square t MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE LIFE of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, L.1..D. F.A.S. Fee. Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America at the Court of France, and for the Treaty of Peace and Indeern. dent- with Gteat Britain; now fir.t published from ti:e Original MO N. written by himself to a Period, and continued to the time of his :leach, by his Gra n dsons WILLIAM TILMI•LE FRANK LIN, Eq. In one vol. 4to. embellished with a finely engraved PortraiLlsrire £2. ts. 4. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of JOAN EVELYN, Esq. Tl•e celebrated Author of "The Sylva," A Discreirre of Forest TreeS," &c. kn. Printed from the original Manuscript in the Library at Wet:on, and Edited by William Bray, Esq. Fellow and Trea surer of the Society of Antiquaries, Author of the History at Surrey, &c. in 2 vols. Koyal 4w. embellished with Portraits and other Engravings by the best Artists, horn original Drawings in the posse.-ion of the Ev e lyn Fa m ily. S. MADAME de sTAEL'S MEMOIRS of the Private I.ife of her Father, the celebrated M. Necker. In French and English. 1 vol Bvo. 4. ROME, NAPLES, and FLORENCE, in 11117. Sketches of the present State of Society and Manner.. the Arts, literature, &c. of these celebrated Cities, with numerous Anecdotes and Converse:loos of distinguished Visitors, English and Foreign. In i vol. Bvo. 5. NARRATIVE of a THREE YEARS CAP FIVITY among the JAPANESE, during the Years 1811, 12, anti IS, with [Observations on the Country and the People. By CAPTAIN OOLOWNIN, of the Russian Navy. to which will be added, an Account of a Voyage to the Coasts of Japan, and of Negotiate:Ns with tbeJapanese, for the release of the Author and his Companions, by Captain Unwed; published by authority of the Russian Government—ft vols. two. 6. NAPOLEON, his Own HrtTORIAN; Extracts from his Manuscript Memoirs: one vol. Bvo. hi French and English.— This extraordinary Work was transmitted to London for publi cation in 1314, with assurances that its perfect authenticity might be depended upon. but was withdrawn, front the consideration that whatever should weal the memory of Bonaparte might prove injurious to the tranquillity of jurope. At the moment, how ever, when another Work, purporting to lie from the Manuscript of Bonaparte, is it: circulation, it has been thought of importance to history that it should appear, and the Publisher avails himself or this permission to submit it to the curiosity of the Public. 7. FRANCE. By Lady Morgan. 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EXTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Liverpool, illustrating the Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD In those difficult and complicated Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted, being administered to the tender loran:, the pregnant female, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of Medical discovery. Fame CA atrrom, NEAR LRIDILThOtiIaS Swift, Plumberand Classier, of Carleton, in the Parish of Bothwell, near Leeds, ex presses himself thus:- 41 For near 50 years I was afEcted with weakness in myswhole frame, indigestion, dimness of sight, bead .ache, and at times violent spasms in my stomach and bowels, which nearly deprived me °resistant* and destroyed all hope of obtaining relief, as every method failed that was tried; but hear ing the great repute of the Cordial Balm of Gilead in our neigh bourhood, a servant boy was dispatched to Mr. Meggict, of Wakefield, for a bottle the Slit dose of which relie v ed the pains—dispelled the wind—end my body, that was drawn up and contracted, became almost instantaneously to Its usual pliability ; one bottle absolutely restored sae to health. Being determined to wait in person on Dr. Solomon, to return him thanks for the great comfort I enjoyed by Laing the Balm of Gilead, I rode on horseback from Carleton to Liverpool, a distance in 110 miles, in two gays. for that purpose, and teel it no less my duty than iudie station to state the above facts for the benefit of mankind." GouswoaTli, urea CONCLETON.—.Mt. G. Baynes says:— " To you and your most invaluable Medicine I owe every bles sing which I now enjoy. During the course of five years I was grievously afflicted with a nervous disorder, owing to the indiscretions of my youth, which harassed my bead with iucessant spasms debilitation of the whole nervous system, relaxations of my li mbs, &c. I was twice given up in a nervous fever by the faculty, and became so altered that I wasaiot even known by my friends; I then sent :o Mr. Falkuor, of Cougleton, for three bottles of your invaluable Cordial Balm of Gilead, which entirely restored me to my health and family." te;i• It is impossible to insert all the cases and cute' which De Solomon is in possession of, as it would require some volumes : he contents binwelf with what has been inserted, great experience having convinced him, that is all morbid affections of the Hood and lymph (the cruse of almost every malady) so noble, safe, and efficacies* a remedy, was never starred to mankind. Sold by S. Leigh, 18, Strand ; and by all Vrulers f Pate nt Medicines in Europe and America, pries is. aud aas. a e, duty included. Of whom may be bad, the Anti-Impetigines, or Woman's Drops, an absolute cure for the Sans y, Scrofula, Leprosy, &C. Price tis. and 33a. per bottle. Solemods Abstereeut Lotion, an effectual cure for scorbt,tie emPdouis coarseness. redness, pimples , Ste. OA the and neck. Price es. 6d. perbuctle. Alto, Solomon's Guide to Health, which explains in a COUCiA• and easy manner, the most simple methods of treatment, and rt flculou4 remedies, for nervous, hypochondriac, ard consumptive complaints. Price Ss. As Dr. Solomon's practice has new become so . great and t !urn sive, that his constant engagenteuts require a considerable Fiction of his time and attend:lace, he expects, when consulted, the usual compliment of One Pounds but all wrhtrn cans, or letters of advice, and enamontpanted with an order for medicine and Entwine to be answered at his le isure, are re q uired to encl ose only halla-gainea..--Dralts may be obtalueil at any Post-Office. payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, which Is a sure mode of coaveyance. Such knees should, for safety, be thus di rected : " Money Letter. Ur. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool Paid Doable Postage." No VICE is hereby given, That the DIVIDEND of ELEVEN SHILLING 3 per SHARE, ordered at the Goneral Meeting of the Committee of Management, held nn the lith day of September last, to he made amongst the Proprietors cf itiares in this Und •riaking, will commence being pall on the inch day of Di:caNtri,:a instant, at Messrs Harfor.'s. Davis's, ani Co. Bankers, lir.vol; and at Messrs. Ponies and Green field's, ig, Gray's Imi-square, London; previous to which day a Circular Letter wifl !: • cent to every known Proprietor, Inform ing bim in what manner an,' at what place to app4 for the -Ante. WARD and NIERR 'MAN, Principal Clerks. hf.trihornugh, Dee. I. int?. UoI4NCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEA TH. ,r. IS ESSEN(' E is a bafe, eff.c!tiai, and pltasant remedy in Flatuleneics, Gouty and Coolicy Paine in the stomach and bowels, ir...lv(tul, hyeterief, mamma atttndant on prepnancy, relaxation and lavii:ode arising troot aquo(;,heric heat, want of appetite, Mind s from inch-m.lp weather, and in the spasminhc affection of the ettonath and britecht, coma! -n to infan“, wiaptiog the chse to the urgency of tier case. At a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable aecitilsition.—Et‘eace of Peppermint i, .1(i well brown 41 a va'aable Family Me.licine, that the prinly.l,:biect of flits .ttivettiietnent it to guard ptirc.oters ageinsr tbo stumeroo: coign tertAts, which are prep lr.•ci by I)tnyeist., hr. 'I .e only eau. doh J. P. Heath cut give 14, to st4e. that J. P. Ilea:h i N.ating. tam," is engraved au the Clot-ernment stamp. Price 2,. bd. and it. I I by E. Filermis (Aryl to Heath) 66, St. Paul's Church-rm.; and alto by SaNer, ()Accra. street; 'fuss, Exchange; Wire, 'labels. TO PREVEN r M rto N FAKE NOTICE R. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, 're NEWBURY, SWINDON, ALDHOLIV.N, WOO fl i , HUNGER - FORD, CHILTON, READING, and all Places alaccnt, Cady. UNCOMMON 0001) TRAVELLING. TROY THC SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the Best limes, and keep escellent Tim e , By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. THE following P >st Coaches, Mail Cee4ches, &e. set out from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Suow.hill: Tb• UMPIRE, a NhW I.IYERPOOL Light Coach, only one night as the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nest evening at sin o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lath. bury, Northampton, Wilford, I.utter worth, Hinckley, Adler stone, Idtchfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Kuutsford, Ware rington, and Prescot. SOU'EHAMP N, kymington, Winchester, and Basingstoke New Four Inside Coach, at half-patt seven o'clock in the [awn. fog, arrives at the Ihdplen Inn, Southampton, by five o'clock. This is a alObi delightful conveyance te the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maine's, Havre de Grace, Cberbourg, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and :,hiffnal Post-Coack, every Evening, at Five oViack.--Guartled. WEYMOLfTH, Dorchester. Blatelford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. The Wry inJuth Packets to Guernsey, Ite.sey, Alderney, St. Maloe's,ate. EXEFEIL, Plymouth, Weyntotalt ' Dorchester, .Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock,through lloniton.Aimiuster, Bridefirt,lllandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spattheg, Peterboroneh; Stilton, and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Louth. Cirinllby, and Hull. • BATH and Illtlsl'ol. Flying Post-CoaeltrethroeghChippeese harts, (:alt:.', and Mat iletrouvh, Afterunon; arrive at Me. May's, the Greyhout.ti het, ROO the London Tavern, Tho• mas.street, and the Sway, Bristol, next Mrtrulere—Costeheis to Bridgewater, Tauntou, Letter, Plytuoutie &e. LEEDS new light Creator, caged the Rockingham, sets out me) , Meriting; carats four Insides only, and gm., murk. ably easy, with a Ceara throughout. Passes throttgh Starr ford, Newark, Retford, D meaner, and Ferrybrid,et, to Ole Golden !don, Leeds, nest Morning. Notuitieirs: , ilfna the uncoinnum Expasdirion of this Oath, it is allowrd to he the nuns agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North Road, ben:: unequalled in Aceonunoolasion by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Grettia-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, rhorohill, Sanqultar-K.Ue, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, r. et.-- Coach, (Dally). YORK, Scarborough. Whitby, Sistrlds, Sunderland, New. castle, and Edinburgh new hour Inside Coach, with a Goard throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock, by way of Newark, Rodent, Tadcaster, Darniigtori,Northallertori, Dur ham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves tatigutd from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then preceed on witheat any addtrional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swits.lon, Ramsbury, ilatigerford, Newbury I 20d-coach, it 7, In tl!, mortit:•:. BR' DCENGR l'l4 and *.Valsall New Coach, every Evening. CARI.ISLE, Penrith, and Whnehavets Four Inside I'NC Coach, and a Guard all the way. Passes turott,;li !;rough. Applchy, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bereughbrisige, Wetherby, AbeflOrel, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest tacility. Passenger detained on tire road by Initiates:, or pleasure, have the pests( advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. KENDAL. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lon Late, Bolton, fi)borley, Oirnskirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every Atter.. soon at Five o'Clock.-Grierderi. LwEkeoot., Warrington„ Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield, Past-Coach, called The Regulator, every Everang at love o'Clock, to the Saracee's Head inu, 1 . 11k -street, Liver;soul.— Guarded throughout. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwiels. and Miedlewieh Pest Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stocktora, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morning, to the George inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Watidow, Cotigleton, Newcastle, Walsal, uul Wolverhattroon Par:-Coach, every :kiteruooo.—Guarded. SHEFFIKIVand R.eheri.ant !lust Coda, called the Rocking. bans, every Morning. IIIItiVIIN44II.IM Post Cinch, with a Guard, sets out every Afteroteun, and readiep Vorlitti.gl,ant nee dory at Noon. Passes b y 0,/,, r d, Loam., and :Millstone, to the Si:monis lima, Bub street, Birrailleili.:3l. HULL, Nortirave, How.len, Timm, and Doncaster Posse Coach, every Mocri:ng that post sin, to the Cross Keys, Mar ket Place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate. jarelwich, Ramskate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, icociiest.s, and Stroud New Post Cuarlue, Morning, Neon, :het ihght. twit rEointu, hide . .don, and Cheshunt Coach every Morning. LO i'ENHA M and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at half-past Two, at Ewe, mid at Eight teemek. wet:room To Hemel HenniNtcad,lA'atiorit and Staiimore, ^ °riles a week. 1. liai.g:ty, Bury, and an pits ziat,,A, Mor.day. Cirenmister, Abingdon, Henkiy,Bristul, nd Gloucester, thr ee times a week. Southampton, Wir.cilei,!er ' timsey, Lyndhurst, I.yrr.;reon, Christchurch, kingwicid, k•or,l:llglir'.tlge, in borne, Pool, i.ic ut Wight, Jersey, and tine ruey W.z i ti Gaily.) Sunbury, H. to and wickeitham, twice a werk. Greenwich and Woolwich, even day. Tottenbarn and Edmonton, diao. B. W. Moven A IN anti Co. re.pectbilly acquaint their Frierida and the that they will not be acciitinsibiu for :.ily Parcel, Passengers Luggage, %Vikings, rkite, isce. uI more titan Fi.e Pounds Value, it lost, stolen, or damagtd o utiess tutu ed ai awd and the lmurai.cc -ad for acc.adingiy, at the aarac,;tis 1-1.44 Suow4hill. and, i S• achy chy, dlr. dug, igers uhar Iron, rtcr• field, Fn■