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___ ---.----,..,........... _ . 4 b jE. Vr) _P 0.: -,4 'r - 'l'xi•l'. 4 ~ . ~ . , k" .• 4. 1 ":111M Afr.• • I t . 4 , Illk. ‘ A -- P . . - ( ....; ' , l / 4 /7 . ; - " I :: ::::::,...• ' . . • ... 4 , 0:, . , • ______. l'Al on 9191. TUESD ‘Y, NO' I%IBER 5, !iil7 PRICE ScvEN 1 1 EN cr.. PitINCE.sS CHARLOTTE. Just published, N ANTHEM, composed on the moch.lamented an d nviancholyE o f D Al'H of her Itisval, Highness ey e cHA RLO E W AI.ES and SA YET O BOURG, own (or o ne, t wo, or Itr-e Vo , ces, with an Accompaniment bre tDr or „,„, or nand, r ; calculated for public or private de• A wn, on the solemn llCC34illn• By L. JANSEN—Price Is. ru i,ashri by C. lA..Kevotte and Co. 455, Strand, and Wade's y,me, p at h ; and mita by the principal Musk and Booksellers et4thihout the United Kingdom. Thies day wae published, price Ss. boar's, AN INTRODUCTION to 'lle STUDY Of GERMAN GRAMMAR ; with Prietiral Exercises. By PETER EDMOND L. , U OEN r, Members( the University of Paris and Teacher of the Modern languages in Oxford. in Ebb Grammar will be found a new Spurn of R tiles for the Deelendon of Nouns and Verbs, by Ivied' ti e laSnurt of (Ise Student are diminished more than by an; iar publies. don extant. Ir couttiOlll also a large Table, exhibitmc at one view a German Grammar. Printed for I. Mawmaa, 39, Ludgate street, London. TM' day wits published, Hand assail yrin din One begs Volume, Stn. illustrated with 16 Plates, and a Mop of the 1• land,prir e AL ua. id. bJards, riIHE HISTORY of CEYLON. from the earliest .1 'reeled to the year 1815: with rharacterinic detail: of the Religion, Laws, and Moaners of the Pimple ; sod a Colintiou of their Moral Maxims and Ancient Proverbs. lly PHILALE MR% A. M. Ozon. To which is soldabsed, Robert Koot's Historical Relation of the island, with an Account of his Captivil during a period of twenty years. •*• these two Works, which are thus 034 M in ere large volume, meta% a greater diversity or valuab!e Ittforrnatinn that: Ms ever yet been brought together tesp.elmg thi. most impor l eant part Of the British Empire. All de.criptions of readers will end something to interest in the present Putiltestion t the curious will be gratified, the thoughtful instrurted, znd the indolent amused. London t Printed for J. hlavntan, Lulgate.street. CAP! rAL FARMING STOCK. ONE HUNDRED r&t. TREES. ie. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCO At ()AWES, UPMIhNTER. leer eines from Romford, the late Residence of PLTCR ESIDAILS. Esq. deceased, on Se.l(i x • oar, the 25th of November, at Eleven Sale tt bine at Half pan kleven precisely, EIGHTEEN beautiful COWS (four sheeted) and Two Yeadloogs; above Two Hundred Southdown Sheep and Lambs. • good Say Saddle Hoese, a woeful Blath Cart Mare. Pip aoi !balmy. One Hundred meld Fir Trees, Idled; excel. lent Meadow Hay, a Waggon, Cans, Agricultural Implants:to. a 14 many valuable uticles• May be vleind toe Friday preceding, and on the Morning of the Sale, it• the Farm, Mt the Re.ideare. Particular. at doe Illarh Boy. Chelmsford: White Hart, Reonfenl; White Had, and at the Crown, Orassiweed; George, at Cerbetoley ; Bali. at Up minter ; Angel. Ilford; Emig. at Snamobreek; aid it the CA- S.:e of Mr. Usti, New hridgs.street. Leedom. Thlb day wab puhlislied, price Is. B y B a ldwin, Cradotk, and Joy, Paternoster-row. Ar ARGUMENT for cnnstruing largely t h e rile of au APPELLEE of MURDER to Insist on his r a in of liattle. and for The sufficiency of a Plea of Previa%) „ow a u laic:anent, in order to Nonfat the Appenar. B 7 P.. A. KENDALL. Esq. F S.A. EXPLANATION OF THE AI.MANACK. day teas published, In Three Volumes, limo peke IM. MA N N E R S: --. A NOVEL. , Dien bk forsitan talcs Intenieun par tuarerix.—Juir. Je sac s vets satAtekse iallVint tin plus sot pour le llre. - Peed. leisigsbdw• • • Dodos r Psinted for Baldwin, Cratiock , and Joy, Psternostee- Ssw, This day was published, 13 Five Vols. Ignio. price Xt. 10s. 1110SABELLA ; or, A Mother's Marriage.— By the Author or The Romance of the Pyrenees; Santo ; The Forest of Montalbauo; and rttitlaitie.or the m. Loam: Frintril for Baldwin, Cradock, and Ivy, Patensostas. This day wa4 published. in Quarto. pricy !Oa ad. to boards, A NARRA.TIVE of the CASE of Miss MAR -11. GARR r NPAVOY ; will' an Account of swats Optical Lipariatents connected with it. By tkitlMA 4 l RENWICK, Physician to Ike Liverpool leftrlUS27. Vindea s Printed for Baldwin. Coda& and Joy; T. and G. r a kes/sod ; and J. Callow; W. Grapes, Livetpool; finutrat, t.laiithustar; Cannabis and Co. ands,/ Bisetwood.lblinbusrgb ; A. tad J. M. Diktat), Obiegow ; and J. Cuirs!ing, Dublin. This day was palabud; Is use Vol. isle° that Sacood Edition, prism*. dd. in boards, of /PRE GENERAL PRAYER BOOR; contain -1 Fornts,of Prayers so principles tillUßlOli to all Chris that, he Religious firectetiea, fat Families, aid for Ind:ebb/al% Cindy minted bona rho Scriptures the BalliduaGoolasoll Waives aidtie Writing. of various Auabs;a. say JOHN PRIOR JUITLIN,.I.I..D. Printed for Baldwin. O'clock. sod Jo/cud R. Meta. Lao. dna: swillrowas and 14a/ACIMP4 Bat& • Tide day Ina poblisbod, Is Uses Vols. tern. pin In. dd. boards or Oh dd. sae% vol. separately, the Baal Edition of VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS ; or. The vicar. Eke Side. Dedicated to Mrs; Bain& More. By SARAH klatlOU. "As sn elementary Work kr ft Ws and the obilonyby of the ninon daub k b highly endkable to the legpsonity end the di- Spam d tbe writer."—•• bliss item swan - to have studied. ebb patrician attention. the inestios riding an tjae.niginel quaky of Mr steer; and elm maineans the drily I,he.* ale character with gnat .spirit astd Shea'—Darla Adadiallse. • ?timid roe &Mock aad fit,Paternoiier-io*, doe; sad browns and Manche% Bristol. iIILLARD'S EAST INDIA, HAMMY, SCOTCH, MAN WESTER, AND IRISH-LINEN WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. T MILLARD respectfully informs Here/moth tf • Proprieton of Business, and Families, the supply of the lenthoose Is of a superior dem:Minim, both for family 11141 in St various kinds of Linens, Table Linen. Diapen, French Carm Iris, Foreign Damask linen (in which She Nobility and Fa allies may have their arms elegantly introduced). with the greatest misty of articles in Black. &c. fee lull and morning dress, and Printed Furnltures, Morin's, Ciniage Linings. ate. The Goods coosiet of Gild and Silver Maslins,l urbane, Ac. Lelia Mu-lios, both for Ladies' wear and Oendenseit's ladle Camel Hale Shawb, and new imitative/ of ditto, pinks: to the House. Ladles having Commissions experience tie most Mend WISMAR. India Shawls exchanged, A. Goods Ikea is less quantity than the piece are at the must trivial ad mix* possible Irons the piece pike FRAUD PRF.V!< irxo. TO counteract the many attempts that ace daily Rude to impose as the unwary a einirloho . noll= In wad of tie Uenaine Watling prepared by Day and they lave adopted a new Label, in which their iliweriwe and address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, 'ls se complemonsly placed in the centre of Me Libel, that they met as attention to this, and the difference of the type,widch is table a 9 lester•press, will enable purchasers at once me detect , ne Itemeki. The lJapan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, sad retailed by the Pietlyal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Irommongen, Perfu mers, Boot-Malmo, ate. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at id. is. sad is. mi. each. THE GOUT. OLD Testy, a rich country lout, To whip and gootvionals a friend. Was uusbiad with Sisal dm Gout And ampitlied fee a Deicer to The Doctor, a sprattalsbandr, Had his bons dewed with Wends via Jrt, A blips* all delightful and fair. On his boots by that .81‘whiog was set. The moment be enteral the room, • Old Test", was struck with a terror, For la the boats' 'motifs* bloom, Glowed a vision that thriird him with horror. * Mesas, horrible shadow I" he saillr- • Tas Doctor stood dumb with cause— Till he found Werra: Blasfirtz,disptifd The old fellow's t able= tam. Sews be was sick of the put— Re Sew from Ida huge elbow ask— And he joined and he eayerl about. Like ate drives wild with asaysir. He jested .ad pereplr 4 d till di. Goat Was Wily *ma oat of his tee. Mer the cause of his feet be found colt. Was bes fact abewu by Prarseles ekr glOW. " ' Aad rm blood a recipe oue." did the Doctor." my braises loos * I net the best of all ways for the Goat. -to fright it with Inltss'e M The above truitiontintabie SLAtIING aprarLadbl Clies,vaivam. dnd void by meet liest.inakers, Grocers. k n. Ireibr *alien, Yoneyama, Ate. ta every 'fawn in do is *sae Nubs, 14 lid. and Is 4. eacb. . It& 4klw WARREIrd This day was publidtetl, a new Edition, being the Fifth, with the addition of an lodes, price 6d. oe•vvd, of ACOMPANION to the ALMANACK ; coo mining an Itaplanation of the gallite Days and Holidays, with thoxivehicil sketches of the Persons, and Hionsical Ae counts o' the Events, on which the Festivals are founded. 14 which is tired:ed. an Introduction, explaining the Chronotogical and Agronotifical Terms, and the general t ontents of Modern Huhn__; With& bridinqtdry into their origin. .By JOHN AUOI.EY. rfilliwilAw.:4 l4l worifo; 19, Ludgate street. London. This day were published, fa Four Volumes, Soo prim £4. in boards, - - 'PHE MATHEMATICA L QUES I'IONS, pro p. posed in the LADIES' DIARY, and their Original An swers, together wills some New Solutions, from its commence ment in the year 1704 to tete. .11y THOMAS LEVIOURN, (H the Royal Military College. •. • The Importance of this writh e as a collection of practical exereises in almost every branch of ntwheniatical learning, must be obelus., when it is considered to be the rest& of the pint labours of dawn all the eminent Mathematicans that have ap peared in !inland in the course of the last century. flue work may also be regarded as exhibiting a view of es progressive state tut improvement of the Kunio: during the s.eme pram!. Lundots: Sold by I. Mawnian, 39, Ludgate-street; I Deigh ton abd Sons, Cambridge; and I. Parker, Oxford. MS. MEND% VIEWING AMUSEMEN CS FUR 'I 'Ha YEAR tale. This day were Published, price as. boards, .EVENING AISIUSENIEN l'S ; or, The Beauties of chip Haves* displayed t Yt which several striking Ap• ioarancei to be ob•erved. in various Evenings in the Heavens daring the year 1 al Ahem described. iv.• This Vviligne combs" Observations on the Appearaners of the Earth to an Inhabitlint of the Moon—Ou the Ildrs on which the itt an is denied to have any itteuencr whatever—And on Errors in the 1 0 4:.utical Almanack, with Suggestions fee the Prounitlon of their. , _ _ By WILLIAM FRENU, Esti M.A. Actuary of the linck IA& thaistrance Company, and tate Fellow of Jesus CoUegr i gembrldge. Docende Dia*. Printed fer I. Mamma, sit, Ludgate•etr. et. London ; of whom the "Evening Annimentente" [rent the year Iso4, may be had. Just published, In the English and French Langusgm, • DOLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS ea the AF- L. FAiliti a/FRANCE and ITALY during the threeilrst years of the re.mtiblisbusese of the H 04114 of a 041600 on the Throne of Posse% by • Goodman attacked to King Reaching. up totes , period of the Cansplp spina Austria. lids Work was an. siounced &Om per liiS, to the " Souvenirs de Isis vie," by the ems Author s et Paris in *he meads of Bspeenber to -An yaw bobbsew•Work will be toned meet boreetent fereastioreeireeirwei pirorksiiii the ttreLesswoolem the House of heathen ;let ail snore Important, and Mimeo altogether unknown, on the again of Italy, aged* at Naples, during the last smooths of the reign of Joachim; eed e lastly, a description .1 the aerial state of Frame. Tb. Moils together will certainly form an epoch in the present period, ismaiiish as Historians will there find interesting matter el which use may be confidently made, and • high degree of interns will be felt m it by all who study politics and seek atter truth. "fhb Work, which banjoist been published at armada, has been highly auto. eked in the Continent"' Papers. Load= t Priated for Viten/sod, Neely, and Jones, Patentee termer. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. By the use of Dr. BOERHAAVE's RED PILLS, a Medico" Deems throughout Europe for the Curs of every Sage)* Symptom et a CertainVompleint. It le a melancholy Ma, efytlblemeode hal chins to this horrid disease ' owing to lbs u et Mk estate ones, who, bye linprepet treatmen of this dbadial air malty, nut unfrequendy mane those foul Ulcerations end pasha which so soften appear on the head, face and body, with dimes* lq the sleet, sober in the mil, deafness, stecteres, obstinate sleets, nada. on the Pin bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, sot. Ottisal palm la the had aid limbs (frequently mistakin fur other Biseklen) till at length a posed debility and decay el the consti: Polon moues, wad a melandsoly sloth puts a period to eisifiging mvality I They ismer fail to remove every species of debility arising Mtn a contaminated state of the system. Their seems an did. safe, and egpedkious—and what readers this Medkinh of the . 1 greatest importance, Is, it requires no restricdesi le point of diet, and no privations to the (Wispy avocations in Mee. gar With each 80. Is grim a 'imps* iss Bill ef DlnaWna, by which all persons are enabled spealy to cure theinsolves with safety and maser,' without tie least coastlines' er Marano' of business. its aniasiog sole within the lam limy years, though seldom advertised, is a certain ailed= of its imusesse Price milt es. M. per Bus. SOld by S. Leigh, IS, Strand: and by all Venders of Patent Medicines In Europe and America. The Medicine is a sewareign (Moody ip chronic rheumatism, glandular obsundons, poverty et bleed, and scurfy eruptions; in Atom, is has maned when salivadon and ocher mouse have Ailed. ' As Dr. Soiemeses prittko INS aws became so great and exten sive, that bit maw eneigeineuts require a cenildsrable penis" of his time and 'Pandang*, be aspects, when consulted, the meal compliant* of One Poneds but ail written cases. et letters et adelot, and mageempanied bath an seder for waging and re mittance, sh N answered et iii Meets, are *squired to enclose may baltalnimmooDnfte . stay be elstaiusd at any Posotigice. payable at Livespoell e ler apnll sum of tummy, which it a sure Mode et . ceaselsenee. tomb lettere should, fur asfety, be she retied ‘ blentry Laster. Dr. liolemee, , Gilead Hume, oar Liverpool. Paid Doubbf postage." • DV Hid RAAJESTriI ROYAL Litt - TEAS PATENT. f_EAU'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous kr coring, la all its shoo, the YMIIIRRAL DISEASE. One small NI is a dose,and the Labs' of owe Boa, in a ream .sate, wit essa eesviase sae radon el to eartalaty of his seemly raseaary. WAIN sate be bitter ariftelvvd, 'wore sale, es area cowasisst Net M 4 Randy, ss are obliged es go jusr• pies or to sea, u k aside no seallowasat nor musts* of dist t' sod slaty pars apothems (le as eatesslee prudes) has proved dot k wlf fleet a Data sebum sowed deliestiso sad sit other sisaY soilag. Ate tbe Swam and other Cbiswaral dws, Nib Msdidas Ms sot its p.l Upwards of _swim passim el both suss base been esdlefilly coral sr the above grad disorddra, Maki*. last eight yean. Prst= srs od ield by the Bele Progriston l / 2 TaAYLUR sad SON, 4 the Royal dugs of Sorgeoas, at their Hesse. No. % Sew Rridgwerest, la Saws of wall es. ad. task iuy tocladad..— N.B. Two Owl doers. mod Usk* is • the Paawges at sight Tbey ere As sold by dark anointment, MO employs diseasoos at is spy ay, 103, Otdostreat ; Mr. Disboroegb'sb 140. 7. lish•streiaddil, steady opposite the Ildwara_saaki and by " 111 Pallellki awry positkralths Tom le Ores Brim* mid Wind. 'tads t ide ars 'Wag de lbws, sr odes: two No. piton Dr. JAMES'S FEVER rOWDER b. ANALEPTIC FILLS. CAUTION. f FEEL it my duty to remind the Public, from time A. to dine, until it may become general* known, that f have re. atriobed the sale of ttly grandfather Dr. James's Medicines from Messrs. New Belle, to Means. Iltrre.e it and datiLMO.-4. (Meats. aide, corner of St. P aul's Churclis)sird, and diet their Warehouse; and the House 'of my late Grandfather No. 13, Bruton•street, Berkeley-square, are the only places In London where the Medi. clues, prepared as the Public have been stipplied with them for the last 70 yea. s. with the latest improvemems of the Inventor, can be procured. My own interest may be said to suggest this intimation ; bentse ha:twat consequences 1 dally hear of, from taking the "miens Me. atatiopted to by sent Into circulation under the ametias of my Drandiatber's name, compel me to make it. 1 now sign my name in the label of each hoz and packet of the Pills and Powder I hat is sent from my Elaboratory, as a plain distbeettoo of the r ummy, and uff,-.r this as a caution to the Mess. limier end Sons have established; Wardens at N 0.34, Sackelde-street, Dubdit, where she Medklues may oho be had pm/ins.— druteu-st t R. G. G. JAMES. DR. J A Vit.S'S POWDER has been for beady 'lb years known as the best remedy extant for Fevers Cobb, Heat women. all bilimmatory Diseases and Eruptive Disorders attended whit Fever. I bur, 111 the Measles (so prevalent at this time) low other rowdies are employed. Dr James's Aaalevue Pas, by a happy twilit of aa Alterative aad Tonic Medicine, promote insensible pirepitativos when checked. at dm tame time that they remote the strength of tai , constitut lin. They are partieelgli serviceable its Ilidivetion, eke.' that Induced by tree living, Or by a real:nee in unhealthy' climate. R JAMES': POWDER and ANALEPTIC touinue to be perpakel.i..4.l 'Ad by 1 7 NEW 'WRY and Suns, No. 45. St. Paul's Church-yard, London; Dams-street. Dublin; and by their Agent, J. Sanger, N 0.114, Oxford-street. Attie Mr. Newhery's Affidavit, which unequivocally proved his equal share lo •he property, as well as his possesshin of the ' original recipes, under Dr. James's hind, for compounding these IM.dicines • the genuiceness of which, to remove all possibility iof doubt, * has been confirmed by the wire tests of chemistry ' 1 and esperteoce, with the marked spprobstion of some most respectable public bodies, It must clearly appear, that Mr. New. bery sever was as iseet to Dr. Jams; and his family, any mere than they were agents to him; and as a" additional proof, if any could he waived, of his being from the beginning an , emential I peety be the concern, be may refer to an &admit made by Dr. Jannis hiessell, to eatletSflle the dais era men who pretended that he thdt assisted Mnt in the preparation of iris powder. in thisraliarinity (eNiiiisithanierned . in hl theeiapers Le Josesoy",' .117), Dr. James deposed, lhat be paver had employed this " met (a Mr: Hawes) lo any part of the process; and that he never had admired any person to be present at such process, " but Mr. Ntwasar, and his son Robert Harcourt James." • Ihe proceedings in Chancery were instituted (as already stated) to essaipet the performance of the covenants entered into by Dr. lances; and the Lord Chancellor, on dissolving the injunction, observed, " l'hst he considered the remedy for Wareing the " agreements to be at law; and offered the *wistaria' of the Court 14 to place Mr. Newbery hi a situation to try the question, it M. " qutred;" owing, however, to the extrsordinery conduct cot Mr R. G. G. tunes Mr. Newbery felt ft expedient to exercise the right originally vested ist Mtn, of preparing. is well as vending these medicines. FRANCIS NSWBERY. lk. Paul's, October 11,1117. • • Pardiamrs are requested to ask for Dr. lama ' s Powder • sad Analeptic Pills, prepared by V. Newbery, and to observe that his name is mgrave4 la the stamps. MESSRS GOSS and Co. goobers of the Royal College of Sorg/eosin Londe's, have seduiwasly devoted their attdatino kw these last 17 years to die study of those dime dens which so frequently habluer, and too often promo', Matta : estlmoble blessiog, asetrimenlal felicity. The numerous appli catioas they have hitherto received from persons of the brat Ms. do den, and the unite.= success attendiag their superior mods f e tr g etups.' ta meek em t bints, : educse them or Ddcsen cy, thus publicly to seer t'hair e. their resuishig from the too frequency of pahleipatiog la the pie ties of fashiamige life, the siabooaded Indulgence of Ilbeninism, or a emerge solitary ha bit, which weakens the mwgy of the mind, and dentrogs the Sower of youth, by predate:keg stedlity in the out sea, sad impotease Is the other, they leer a sate end permanent cure. To those lib% from sock complahns, Me pftgligril entering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relied brood over their liAlta is silence, it must be consoling to kanw, how ever &Mimi or ddes ineffectual the cure may be deemed by °veer Praedthaers, that by a renovating and iiifahible iliethod they ,navy be nestared to a sound and vigorous constftution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal lafectioN by a meld and never.egunsi mode of treatment, Is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or sundae, as also Strictures of the thetlera and Gleett, which they are enabled is cure In a short period, without mourn to the painfeldangerosh effects of the Caustic; references of which can be gives to armed Noblemen and Uenthemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under strictures tor many years. To married I'emales, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial topple:me have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reed:doe to know, that by a proper ptrweerance in their remedies, the general h ealth is rencerated, and the impeta. meats removed. Meters. Goss and Co. exclusively professing th nut of these potholer compialins, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think It but justice to themselves to :tare, that Mayhem been properly educated and initiated into retry breach of the profession (cenlficates of which, front various hos. Oak, and testimindals train the highest professional 3itatorlii , ...., they have to cenviacs my inquirer). That a residence in the I warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well 2310 other parts, ensbeldans them Sennett, that their researches having been con fined to diseases already enumerated, they bold out a certainty of renovating to suck as may labour under the debilitating &dui of a life passed under the torrid sone. And further, that haviag had opportunities, in their professional capa city, of fanaistg an intimate acquaintance with the cuts- Wisdom* habits of seafaring persists, they offer to tbeni the bird meentsine of immediau: relief; that Ow success 7esulting from their 006111101111, brat induced them to quit the practice of she generSl Practitioner, and they presume that I heir pretension constinite a fair grand for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be smelted at their house daily (personally, or by letter) by Patten' of either ma, with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. Patients la the country are requested to state cos particulars of `.sir case, age, and manner tit aintiS, 110C10,1010 111111001011 e for eagles and medicines; sod the roulettes witi be Oren or forwarded to may pan of the Limeade's. i CMS and ea norponhi 3, bonYkrii•strat, riett ;tnit. 10IIANOFORTES, Second-hand, good as new, I. /kb a Pedal Harp. atc. may be seen at Mr. Vint•rt.r.tes. I who Is nusesed to dose large Premises, No. id, Leicester pow. A grad !Imogene. by Broadloom! and Soo, 4s as ; Pedal H ar p, by &ail, SO v.; aka a capital Cabinet Pianoforte. eir.al ea new, *op peke 60 v. not a bet:ar nn be made by any tlea, far Op.; litigate !Itinerate, two months aid, for td gi. wait Pair requisite : thew Cisme:relit. are aq warranted sound and tin pod order by the Owner. May be viewed from tat to (cum TO PREVENT 'UMW 110 N— fAKE NOME R. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, Ta NEWBURY, SWINDON, AI.DIPSURN, WOOTTON-BAiSET, LAMBOURN; HUNGERFORD, CHILTON, READING, sad aIS Places adjacent, Daily. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, FROM THt SARACEN'S HEAL/ INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. To YORK. LEEDS, EDINBURGH. and all Parts of the North. Fear Inside Coaches. the Bea Heroes. and keep excellent Tins. By B. W. MOUN CAIN *ad Co. FIIHE following Past Coaches, Mail Co a ches, A. set -Oat treat the SARACEN's HEAD INN. Snow.billt The UMPIRI,A.SEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night four lasides and four Outsides, seu ,tat every day at milt o'clock, arrives at Liver:tool next evatilug at .is o'clock,..bY'way of DunstabSe, Wobern, Latll-1 imary,,,Nonhamptos, 'Welford, Lutterwostb, Hinckley, suing, UMWId, Stone; Reply, Newcastle, Knoteford, Wars rington, and Frown. OU' I'HA M P lON, Lymlmams, Winchester, and Bastnestole New Fur Inside Coach, at half.pa4 seven o'clock in the morn lug. arrives at the Dolphin inn, Southampton, by live **(fork. This is a artist delightful conveyame is the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Nkloes, Havre de Grace. ClierLuerg, Nc. SHREWSBURY, Wainscots, and Shiffnal Pug-Coach, every Evening,, at Five o'Llock.--Gisarded. WEYMOU CH, Dorchester. 'Handless', Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. The Wry. mouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Al.doe's,ftra EXE I'ER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmisith, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every M.,ruii:g zt Seven o'Clock,through Honiton,Aimiustor, Bashiptake, and Bagabot. BOSTON, bpalding, Peterborough, Stiltom and Huntingdon . Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Lonrh, Grimsby, and Hull. f BATH and BRISTOL flying Post-CoeititesOirottgbC b lytet. Isign, 011ie, and Marlborough, every Aferfiticti; arrive at r. May's, the Greyhound lon, Bath, and the London tavern, mu -wrest . , and the Swan, Bristol, nes , Morning.—Coach^s to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, lee. L2EDS new light Cozen, called the Rockingaam, ee's not every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes remark . . ably easy, with a Guard dumigheut. Passes through Stam ford, Nevem', Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybrldge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwithstanding the aneornmen Expedition of this Coach, it is allow,d to he the most agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North Road. being galled In Accommodation by any .other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Grans-Green, Armor. Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, SanquhatuKila, Comoodt, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach. (Daily). YORK, Scarborough. Whitby, Salads, sonderlaad, New. made, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach. with a Guard througluot, sets out every Morning at Eight °Vlach, by way of Newark, Retitled, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallertou, Due ham, Isforpetb, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what they please, and then rowed on without any additionill MARLBOROUGH, Swindon. ttamsbury, Hugged' , Newbury Post-coach, at 7. In the morsiog. BRIDLIEN UR id and Walsall New Coach, every CARLISLE,Pentith, aod Wbutuaven Four inside and a Otuusi all the way. 's'iseees through Bowes, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Beroughbridge, I Aberfued, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every c and otau the journey with the greatest facility. 1 as the road by business, or pleasure, have ti advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Cat KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, isirhy-Lonsrlale, Morley, Ornishist, and Garstang Post Coaches, , boom at Five o*Clock.—Guarded. LINERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litclan., Pou-Coack, called The Regulator, every keening at Five &Clock, to the Saracen's Head inn, Dale -street, Liverialoi,-. throughout. t. RESTER, Newport, Whkchurch, Tarporley, Nantwkh, Notthselch, and Middlewich Poet Coach, every hviniiiig, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn), grew Coach, every Morning, to the George ims, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleron,.Newastle, and Woiverkampton Post-Coach, every Artery...rel.—Guard. d. SHEFFOR.D and Rotherham Post Coach, culled the bent, every Morning. BIRNUNGIiAfeI Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and rra,hes Bittoh.ghard ti.••t day :t Noon „., , by Oxford, EUNCG, awl shircutle, to the Soar: m?* Head, 131 street, Birmingham. , HULL, Novelle:or, Powdon, Tk.orn, and Doncaster Pest. Coach, every Nisatnng at had pi..t sin, w the Cross Keys, hue:- , let Fire, Hu% DOVER, Oval, Margzte, car.3cvieh, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Ch.ithani. ko::.. , it , t , and arroad New Post Coaett., Morning, Noon, and N. 3141. HF.R IFORI), Ware, t and Che.hant Coach cur I.toning. I'ENHANI and Edmonton Coach (War), at half gait Two, at Five, :.:rd at Eight o'clock. WAGGONS. To Hemel Hempstead, Wasterd andStanmore. 3 t:met twelt. Beceles, Bunzay, nosy, and an pmts of Suffolk, cos:, Monday. eirtneester, AiOurloa, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three timers week. So u thampton, Winchester, Ittensuy, Lynaltsunt, I.ymlngtoo, Ghtistc.inarch, itingwood, Vorthoghtldge, Winsborne, P.JI3!, isle of Wight, Jersey, and Goerney Wagons (43i1y.) Sunbary. Hamptep and I mckenham, twice a week. Greenwich and Woolwich, every day. Tottenham and Edmonton, dine. H. W. Mous AIN and Co. nispecthdly acquaint their Mends and the Public, that they wdl uta tae accutunabl.: for any Parcel, Passengers' Luggage, Wrldnas, nate, &c. of more char rve Pentads V.alge, II lost. stolen, or danuied,naless ertored al raft f :cord !rsly, at tl e a::: 'l4 iieatl and the {manner paid fot . z::. BnGW I.IU, : 11;A:411. It what time Acional Parse. logerfurti„ ad* ry Evening. le Phu Coach, ugh. ApPiebY, re, Wetherby, rev/ Morning, r . Passengers re the peal at Coach. able, Selma, 4 every After. and litclifield,