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;r; i /' a AI s : • . . .. . . ---....._, ~-,. ~,47 „ ~.,.. ( ? ....- , ,A' .-i--,- _ . • .4 . .-.1.-,J.t. .\) .. •kAliptar •„ • ..,...... , • %rev"; A ~p . . .........___ • 4.1•1•1••=•••••M - ,a,h4dutAfte N !i555. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14; 1817 1•: SEVE% -PENCE. ARMY CON I RAC Cop , itio.ariat I)epartment, ASH lONA BLE DANCING. by Mr ALLEN, F remotely taught, at No. is, liberrar4street, Goiden.square, to Ladies an.' Geutlenten of any age. who lave never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. At.. &PCS systern of teaching is expressly studied for those to' whom it Is an object to acquire nediy that fashionable requisite for gentvel society expeditionsly,privatelv, and Ina *interior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private tekhing may kant at a small expense, with ainsepostable set of Pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most tlegant tansy dances, and the superior parts of the profession'. "11. e Seltectirtion Assemblies are every Friday. SEVEN CH NOVEMBER, TM present Grand Lottery wilt commence Drawing. SIX PRIZES OP AP t 0,0901 9,572 PR I Z —.5,6:07 BLANKS, PRU`SSIdt. Treasury C:sa:norts, :9 • .'eprembier. 1817. ‘ ToTICE :y u t 411 P•ri•my desirous o..tractin sn...•y ar.l r roN to hit . • *. i.21...1F +re .. in t. •nto • Hems, 0 ,arr •rs, anti Sarrae .‘11:1111,I4: ARE contained in the Scheme of the New Grand I.II7ERY, which will commence Drawing on the 7th NOVEMBER. There ire 7.100 Nitinber. , , Two Tickets of each Member ; therefore THREE Numheri mint gals THREE PRIZES OF .Ct 0.4400. SCHEME. PROM A PRIVATE LETTER. fielita, seer/nue 45. n I have found the people in most parts of the Cenrittent dibcontentcd with their actual Governments, And I had beard that the :Anse discontent prevaibd in Pi ussis I hut till I entered the Prussian Provinces, I had no idea that the discontent in thst country was sir general, or so rooted. Now that 1 have had time to take a nearer view of mattes, the arrangemelt with which I could not fail to be at Arst struck has given way. The people of Prussia; ifihs.the tremen dous struggle wrath they so nobly sustained, and after the establishment of a general peace, find them selves weighed down by enormous taxes to keep up a military estanlishment, on a snore expensive scat than they ever before knew. Besides the large revs lar armies, the Landwehr is still in full activity, ahi the people are obliged to leave their civil occupations to be drilled for several weeks.• • ' “ The riots which lately oink place at Ilieslatt, : a city so renowned for its patrintistb and public lions during the war, originated kithe dissatittact;to lof the p ople with the rigorons.manner in which the Landwehr system is carried into execution. To tilde riots 17 persons were killed and 2u wounded by the military, as I have been most positively assured by several eye-witnesses; yet the new4spers impu dently assert that the milt person kil l led in the ltfr was a pee tail*, leg 1 • " The Constitution seems now quite forgotten :7 - there is no longer any question about it. - The Nobi lity are loudly and unanimously charged with as suming more and more every day their old prtteri. sions to privileges and immunities, at the expense of their fellow-citizens. It is, however, the proud dis tinction of the People of Prussia, that it was thar united and unabated .etertions which saved their country, and to them the Prussian Monarchy owes its restoration to its former splendour. The People were allowed to held commissions in the army as well as the Nobles ; but the Officers of noble extrac tion are now observed to separate themselves froth those who are not noble. The officers of th e guards, who are all noble, a re s a id t o h ive recen tly received an intimation not to mix in future in the societies of Citizens, and to avoid as much as possible all inter course with them. The Commander of the Guards is a Prince of Mecklenburg, a haughty minded man, who entertains the most sovereign contempt for all who are not noble, and who on that account is nick named the Aga fish. Jaaitaries. " To give you sonic idea of the spirit that per. vades this capital, and, I may safely say, the whole kingdom, I inclose you a fable that lately found its way into an obscure Country Paper, and WAS received with general applause. It gives a very true picture 'of the nuance io which the Prussian'People feel the conduct of the King and Government, in refusing to give them the Constitution so sacredly pledged to them Tux LION AND THE IMICE, • FABLE, FROM THE TOROAU WERELY JOURNAL OP StP CUMBER 12, 1917- 13, : :1•• (i• 'ls ;; the - Essex, iddltst • 1 ::auger- Glo r (including the Norfolk, •iy of Bristol), Suffolk, •:. 034,1u.ting Han •-, Surrey, Isle of Man, for •,% THOSE who would give their Children a finished Eduevion, should pet ism their hands the following looks by Dr. Tit USLER sold at No 73, St. Paul's Chureb-yard. Fatima rens of Pet trainee for both Sexes, se hound. A SYSTIM of ETIQVIZTTE, or the polished forms of Society, es. board. _ _ ♦ Pesos of .eto,ooo s Prizes of ii,nso ispoo I ••• 1.4100 s,oro 20 goo. ace Eat* at the Two Prizes of Si 5.000 will lave £5,000 more. Tickets and Charts for this popular Lottery are on sale at .the Office. of G. CARROLL, the Con-ractor. No. 7, Cornhlll, and IC Oxford -street, where the last Paine of lso,oso ever drawn was „Ad t r . 'there& ' • I)), Kent, i' ~.r. 1!•t: I ).4hr:ries ale to commence on and for tLe twenty rub. r :;eit; shay Propottais in Writin 1, sealed . . I ked, * tender for Army Supplies," win be rece . ved t . •;.., tut or before Monday, that 47th day of somber, ;: ..;t it be received a! er twelve o'Cleck es that day), au I ;if • LI rim. the pottage men be leid ow.? I.e made v parately f Teach Coun• y and Island, e. 411 rojwitoi men have the lower veldt s annexed to the Ten.ler r. is T'sy 11.. .1 by Two Persons of k• own Prnperty an „; t .. h c ;..r. &mod with tn. Party tendering in the .t:.t , it it the proofed Parlivtlars, far tie aloe p e rform. tr.cr nt natt ; anti in. Prepaid will be noticed unless ••:i to. .a ender, and the rriers repressed in Words at .;: ! i; to has pen t , a. during the Continuance of i t . f 2 ,•rjc! t ,a . •ca elr;ul ,l he supplied under the Contract, ry a f , ike 514. a - nr he Contract and Bond, paid in the bine i2orttractor, shall be refunded to him. The HONOURS of the TAILS together with the Art of Cs'. vin %brown in 941 Cut% 45. Wand. An F.trot.tsn Accioancs, teaching to read, write, and speak correctly, Is. 6.1. Instructive Faison**, paraphrased in verse of di measures. for the purposed 'ruching youth to read it correrty and har rnotainualy.. with Rules for so doing. with 6o cuts, Is bound. A Comrsostum of Marin KNOWLIDOS on all Sul jests. question and answer, with a lionarnary of Edglish History, tis ad bentid. Ditto of Sacred History, troestlon and answer, S vols. 105.6 d. • - SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES. To BE SOLD, the following capital Instruments w. = /04 and any), a grand /*Mna &an Plans,by Ikea ' the, east 75 g5.1 1 64501ed ailigifitiff abbe Mut * for 45 as a Square Pianoforte, with addkional 'Keys, Pedal, tiller Legs, uod a, Dew, at us as. also a capital Cabinet Plano. rope, Onhit , da a t.uperlor style by the Inventor the tooth and toe is nut a be equalled by any other maker, pied as new, shop prier 80 gs. far 40 xs. The wh&e can be wart Nucl, and say be seen by day-Pght. at Mr Wit*eit's, Leiceirer-plat.. Packing Cases, if r‘ quire'', at a 'awl' able price. ibis day was published, is 4 large vols. state. price Ste. JESSEY or, The Rose of Donald's Cottage. A Wt Tale. By the Author of the" Bravo of Bohemia,* etc. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhalktrest. Of whom may aloe be had, just publishod, Prejudice; or, Physiognomy. By As* D'Arey; 3 yoh. He. 13*-atichamp; or, The Wheel of Fortune; By James Holroyd Ertel ling, 4 vols. 236. Deserter. By the Author of " Montreithe" and 41 Husband Hunters," 4 vols. tils. &slave+ of Comfort, by Mrs. Ross, Third Edit. 3 vole ilia. lid. Howard CastM ; or, A Romance from the Mountains. By a North Briton, S yob 375. dd. Leap Year; or, Woman's Privilege. By Sldka Davenport, vols. us‘ Life of Baron Trench, a new Ukiah By Thomas Holcreft, vols. ills. TO PREVENT IMPOSITION—TAILB NOTICE K. CLAY'S ORIGINAL•WAGGONS AND COACHES, To N4WBURY, SWINDON, ALDBOURN, WOOTTOICBA 4 SE r, LAMM RN, HONGERFORD, CHILTON, REAOlNer,aad all Places adjacent, Daly. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, I ,r st..la • ni •',e Contracts may be bad Upon kvlieation at tht , . aithas between the Howe of Eleven and five. ISOM TSB yr j,l X E Paper-MA ker. Nn. 5. V Jf 0-3 LEE. OXFORD-31'118E1% LONDON. b. a' ,ig I, rceeir.l so lis Machatiwy, ••o as to obtain a s 'solar Sa,k.iy .11 wit! . INUrPAPER. rolled;! ol•ti.-isp g , • +•i..s wheh viewed Paper salvable toss obr ri rd, mad a hitherto unknqw• given CO worries With a &rue) pro • fist.. to atall.-d Bath Pos., 13e. per ream, which Isoboot 1:0 Pt..ce p• .r qu Sap..Olact hos pa.' I drrto. TOMOS, 11a. par ream. which Is ab , ut era 64 per quire. Sup ,+i:. • .• .ck i• Iled Bath Post. 14..14 per ms a. whtob b Peace 1 er qerv. Puperlll.l- . r..tree, 19e, et pot rem. which' is 41, .0; L.,: •t .' p. quire. NA. ' .m.• IL at , hove wholesale Preys. //ran tolled smooth, sr rough. or all sic e. 'll.r the rolled Papers ar. roarkei vad , ls Lac Nam. of . 10 d 1. 5.." .t out-)looks, made of rolled Paper. of all Shies, dh.l rr shti; a t•Minan SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, I.ONDOIf. To TORE. LEED.S.EbINBUROH. and all Puts of the North. Afoot Guide Coaches, bs Best Horses, .tad keep emdleAt Time, By B. W. MOUN I'AIN and Co. THE following Past Coaches, Mail Coaches. &c. set ast from the SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow-hill: TM UMPIRZ, a NEW LIVERPOOL. Light Coach, only one night on the reed, carrying four In.ldes and four Outside% sets out Silty day at eoe etleelt, arrives at Liverpool Rest wenn at sot o'clock, by way of Diutetable ' Woburn, Lath- Vary, Northampton, Wilford, Lutteewertb, Hinckley, Adler. sten% Litchfield, Ikea% Reply, Newcastle, Kautsford, War ileitis% and Preece% SOU I'HAM Lyraington, Winchester. and Basingstoke New Fuerladde Coach, at battimu seven &flock In the morn. leg, arms a: the Dolphin Inn, &metonym', by five o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the his of Wight, Jersey. Oseresey, St. Males's, Havre de Orme. Cherbourg, Ac. Welliegtoo, sad MMus& Poet-Ooadi, every limning, at Five o ' warded. WITMOUTH, Derstreeter. Blandford, SeUsbeq, Andover, and Iladnipiteke new Poet Coach, every attenuates. The Way mouth Paelets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Maloe's,dic. warm Plyistsetb, Werneetk, Derebester, Palmoutk, Dermsemb,.sad Sakehory New Post Coach. every Musing at Sono o'Cleek,diretigh Hooking' , Aesthete% Widow% Eiandford, Bidetombe, amo Beishot. fiIOCLON, Spalding, Peseilmerough. Meas. and Hnotiogdes teemitititrts ella "Ir 1 * Tul in a 4 01 • 1 1. barb. redi BATH and BRlSTol.l4l*PeStoCasebes,dieestgliChlppen• haa t Cane, and Maillmillsgb, nary Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Mal se dia =Wald Ilta Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho. maimecest, the Swan, ' Bristol, out Maenlogo—Cosches to Wells, Bridgewater, 'Neaten, Exeter, Plymouth, Sc. LIEDS new Vat Coach, called he Rockingham, sets out every Morning; dudes Four Insides ally, sad goes remark ably easy, with a Omni throughout. Paws through Starr feed, Newark, Raiford, Dimmer and Ferrybridge, to the Gables Lies, Leeds, next Mortang. Netwithstandlas the emonsemes lixpedides of this (heck, his allowed to be the most egreimble and °replete Conveyance on the North Roe& bang la aam Aseantinehalas by any other. GIMo W. Laegtown, Orecna-trees, Annie, Dasofties, lbeerobli,Tberalin, liamehar•Klbe, Cry, Klegniree, and all Perm Of Soodandos Post Coed% (Day), YORK, Seerbeningh, Whitby, • UMW Senderiand, *w end% sad Edinburgh sew P... lad 4 Coach, with a Chard direngkeni, eats out may Waft .at light o'Clock, by way of Newark, Redact, Tadcaster, Didiestos, Plorthallerton, Dor ian, Merged, and Berwick. Pamingen finding themselves latigiarirase the length at the jemmy, may rest what time they fie, than praised do without any additional Fare. ROUGH, &dodo% &smothery, Hungerford, and ` 4 ire Peet-Mock sty, !nth! !Finks. _ OCTAVO EDITION OF LADY MOIROAWS FRANC& This day was published, The Seeend Miss, is Tore Vela eve. pries 11. 111. ed. beards, F RA NC E.—By LADY MORGAN. Anther N The Wild Irish Girl," " Olbeenel; dr.e. " Mope Jour de ma Vie eel ue teoole dale non Live".` TIIOIIIA9. This hark thee. sabdivided late the several brads of • The 1 Psa•antry, Society. Pasts. the ?reach Theatre, and imbeent and Literary Character," may, I fact, In denominated, a View of the present State of Society is trans.. in its principal perks. This task, so complicated, so laborious, Lady Morgan has executed with all the spirit that belongs to an ardent mind, and all the truth which is charm:wade of so honew and independent one. The work Is Inlten us the same beautifully energetic style for whisk kw fonse productions were, and are still, a highly esti. mated. We an, by the powerful strength of her descriptions, ushered into the midst of the scenes witch she Pouttnys,whwWw site aerowse With the pp preplirdry of a tow we., the Lady of oltaicgoished rank, or the amen literary eiteneters, make one of the party ; and we retire front the mavereaskas I *either instructed or amused Her remarks on Fronk Society are highly humming, for they an not fesooled on beerst u tbeT h le wit the ressit-of asewpitysited sposulatin, but are ri actual. suar srearewrkir very Close e be r v i l it ir m • The Spec " . of persons and events, anterior and subsslent to the whir tebkh the work abounds, are wiceedingly sotertalaing, and most prove a soarer et gratification to those who are food of anlysing the private characters of .sere and weasels. who base, daring a long series of years, made a prominent yore on the Theme of Fends Politics, or of ?remelt Gallantry. Printed for Henry Colhurn, Ceodult-strost. DIXON't. AN FIBILUAYS PILLS. '1: 1 FEtl 1311.1 1 . is the fru'tfil source of all 4.,,.,,,5 t5 s which sit on •he Stoutish sod Bowels. etc na turtgrrion. Heartburn, Flatulence. Headaches, S i • mut a vartety of other affortens, the lie Die of ai „4 1 • ?esit -101.11 Atti e Liver Ansi Orgess„ Poo ,y Is-commendation of mild op .ration with successful' N • rept ttivig tin r, a, tacit or c .iiilnement dating their use. at ...•ttular a most valuable and convenient Wads* for' t olleotto •be Amy or Navy. and i revellers. !simples*. e: n. ac. Mute t. e eouseq6eve. • of. redurtdan and vitiated Bib re .0 prevalent and alarnihnt, they are an effectual protection tofu the*. —They are !Aims, peculiarly calculated to cor rect timer •ers arising from exceuses of the table, and to restore the injure° tour st she stomach. Sold n hot., at 4d. Ca. lis and 220 (by Appointment) by R. BU ILEA and Sens, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside,sorner of St. Para Cl•urcts-yard; :Auger, 150. Osturdotreet ; Shabby/oink opposite tor East-India House Lcadenhall-street ; Wright and Co. No. 269, High-street, Boro ugh: and by the prMeipal Bosh sellers and 1 trugsists In every Lily and Towe is the Kingdom. • " A Lion, cau4ht in the Husiter's net, called on the Mice to assist him in his need. " Hark ye, my ,children," said the Lou, with a sigh, if you canonly succeed In extricating me from the act, the lot of the Mice, in all time to come, shall be most euviabk.'• They went to work—they sto'od At nothins—tight and left out (Jew their teeth; but this they did not mind—in short, every Mous: did his duty. 'Die I strong net was soon gnawed to pieces. The Lion, 6ading himself at liberty, strutted piondly up and down+only there was no longer any talk of reward. 44 My Lord," Ismdly exclaimed the Mice, 4 ‘ we have exerted ourselves to save you item destruction; and •now it would be but justice that your Lordship also remembered your promise tcA us. It is now time that we had our reward."—At this the Lion burst out into a loud laugh, and said To keep prnmis:s is no doubt customary with Mice—this ika virtue a hick is becoming the weak ; but when the powerful t in their need make a promise, they are afterwards in no Manner bound by it. You are sufficiently rewart'ed, as wretched Mice, whea I allow you to live, and, over and above, do you the honour to call 3ou my loyal Mice I" • The original is In verse; bum. have ecnEocloursalree so a Metal prose trandufaut. COLONEL MASSENBACU. EXTRACT PROM A MILITATE =am 07 GENUINIi THE following MEDICINES cau only be. pT3. cared Genuine se Also Warhol's, of SHAW and ED- I/AIWA, e 6, ST. PAIL'S CURIOS YARD: NW. Bohm of Hooey 36 • Jeniper iles Peppers. lit Horner of Wwerdocit 3 6 Roche's Embrocation . 4 0 /Ware's figlotes hits 2 9 Robbertis's Cough Dr. S 9 %tuffs Jesuits Drops 2-9 Juniper Els Pennyroyal 11 f° tail's Caste 1 1 t Speedtman's Pills it • • A's Cough Drops 6 Spiisbary's Drop • 11 0 • yea Tooth Ponder II 4 Greemsegh's Looms*, 11r tOriestalCordial 4 6 logbes Saws Me I dew Wvich / s Pills • 3 9 Bak of Lammas 1 0 !s Pills •6 3 Singleton's No O. I• • osu's V. getable Pills 4 l Godboltre Balsam 14 0• I moo's. footle Pander 4 9 Henry's Maperia . . 29 6 , !Lurch's Pectoral Ms 1 Hoopees Pills • 1 Vont'. Antipert oasis 2 9 Essence of apron • •a I --- Constant Loa. 114 Durable Ink 19 • ma Lotion 4 6 British OR 1 It* Irlson's Speck Remedy tt 9 Cheltenham lake t 9 The above (those with ibe s ar incepted) will bays tin saltine 3 .61. is IJohor4, 46, St Peet. oo thr stamp; whom else any be had every oilier PATtIII if And Praise M comma Li brat allowance to Mordant* and 'lndere in yard. ' SF.PTIMISER "The affair of Colonel Von Marienbad; has made. IMPORTANT INVORMATION. FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes enervated, sod the body soon foils an easy via*, To fil• ilasethe Disorders arising frees fashionable pieties mates/tome the debilitated conatitotion ie the vest& of oar study and taped are, aud we area. that. thirty van' estoatinful practice in this Pisharbranch o( owe ptefessitio One as a decided superiority ever nery ochre Peatutionee In teasmt cotes of Syphilitic Infer tlnn, a redact cure k cionpleted Is the short period of two days, sad m these eases if a more ,coopplieated sitar', w bete others Pacitiooers have faded 01 sough. a proper, Patuteral" is one Plan of treatment ensuros to the l'amot a sound and perfect re talahlishtnect. To those who are labouring under a general ur heel ()diary, It will be consolatory to know, that the Median's we ph:teethe possess the ineennubie paver of renovating the most fithihswed Constitution, wbetlier it arises frooathm hl6l/0160810 yooth,tirby s reeidence in ha or unhealthy Winton% too sedan• }try allie,ot too dote an ;typticatioo to study, excessive grief, in . - Miciotts use et mercury, &c. or should it proceed bolls an habi tual tomatoes to sensumptionobeetsour restoratives will predate Health, div In place of:Lesslttitie sod Debility, ore Ass • ••!:iis Health, s trength, end`pmts; and even to dm aged anti :•fina our pLittut tzeatzueut will shoed relief sad Imitaftert„ by 4 truly Sod gaiety tnetgorating the system. Numerous cases of Strictores have been, and an daily ender' car esre, vie total eradication of which is Wetted by sate, eeo ' and expeditious node of practice. loaper4Uf to any other yet Opted. .! be weakness, relaaatiuu, a ddebility proceeding iron s complaint are speedily renioved,aud the Patient sectored to, ltd and viperous heat h, Pai.ems of ethyl Sea assay consult us with the greatest honour, li eleY, and secrecy cat oar boom, No. 10, Hatton Garden.. Pauenui Ui the Country. dr Atthong their we, mad .eadoeing !mutt:mem lor ..kilviest and Modicum., the sane will be elan co Ictt 44 the . woad/. , CU MAW 1114 Co. darteilliee • • Ifs 107, Mateo Cianien. VALUABLE WORDS IN DIVINI TY, Printed foe T. CADBLL and W. DAVIES, Strand. SECOND LIST. 9. THE WORKS, complete, of the lets ittv. SEM MILNER, A.M. Mash* et the Gramm Salmi, and afterwards Vicar of the Hely Trinity Cherish, Is upon•liell ; now Stet Ciliated aid Edited by the RefICT I C MILNER, D.D. KILL Dean of Cfarlisle. and Problem of Oseen's College. A new sad voltam Sado& Is eight large vols. eve. price ste lee. hear& *,* This Edition itemprebesde the tellowles With, seat et which may be bad separsetly, vii. L The Hest oar Odle Croat* et enter ec o oz ea tted oar dt• same plan, by the Dam of Carlisle), S vols. .111 lI.P aacTica a Simmons; to which is prelleod an Amon* of the Lie and tisereeter of the Author, by the Dees of Casiliel4 two vols. Ll 4e. beards. 111. TIACTS sod Eaters, Tugboat and asa vol. the. beards. 10. Hat" to Career ow; or Mg Henkel Hibillierof . Semmes, several being the Scbetaice ot Sensor geisha Ilms-; fore the University. Co whisk is added, Cleteirisieerf maim Compothiemot a Sermon, with Akeradose ant berwegri By the Rev. Charles Nine* M.A. Follow of Klog's. Cambridge. New Midge, S rola. two. peke Li Ills. Id: 11. The IfeceSaanor of the Lyrists* , ; hl Pear Dlseeirma, preached before the .UnleathitY of Oolobsikes• To whisk I. added. Christ (radish. A Seraion, by the same. Third Ult. price sowed. If. An ADTAAL AO MAW Winnow and CAWOOD& or Fur Discourses, preached before the Ussiewsity of Cambridge. By the mew, !vo. page Its. M. sewed. ta. MIIKOILIAI. SAVVIEp of the Rev. DAVID BAWD, with a %hoodoo, of hb Saratoga preached se Calcutta, RAW by the Rev. C: Ninths, M.A. Svo.price ii.. beside. 14. A PDACTIVAI. Vow of the prevallitig pension System of pr *Need Chrisdans is the Maher and middle Classes In this Canary, contrasted with real Christianity. By Wm. Wilber form, Esq. M.P. Skews* Edith's, giro. Os. In boards. Agatha Adidas, limo. price 41. ed. bnards. is. A FAMILIAR Suave? of the Cattserati RAI-IDIOM andel, HISTOIT I AS equeected with the introduction of Christianity, And with its progress to the present time. Intended primarily fa/the use of yueog persons of saber see, during the coarse of pubic er.prieste edricadon. By 'thews Tibbetts., A.M. Sixth Baku. Oro. price rtes. 6.L boards. 114 Seamus, is two gob. svo. By the Sams. Seventh II& don, las. boards. IT 800N 9 . 1 0,1F/gIVIPVIIT dailyard to Wawa!! sad to Worth Christiba Morality ;to age vol. eve. TIIIKESItioo; By the Same. Pricers. Wards. - " • IR 3 Similar Elpeoltimi. gad Appielligt et the Eats Tat Si. Pon, ak thu .ofaiaostars, is a °germ. of Ai* . Seances; iiscossoili oloratipatidkottheginsepal Nacre cod The of the Epistles of abc. bie‘Viiaaateas TO which are angataid.Two Sermons on gym* the Exasepte •of St. esti. Hp the same.— `aano. pries ea tam& it. Paweetessand timaltsiew Saaasasl Soiloso lot Pr male/ and Damask lasractS“. •kllbe RSV. Edward CalPirs Rector of Hanstall-itidware. sod of Yozall, In the coun t y of Oaf ford. late Paw of All Smile College; 04014. New EdiS,s to four awls. luso. prim di. I* Sintasess. chiefly dtee foaloeldate seats oldie Heflin Deetrines - of the Gospel. By the earne.. Fwtttk &Won, Aim price IQ,. boards. . . _ LaTTAAD Address ed a Serious intl . .Humble Itiguirer after Divine Unch, will a pecutiat aimethitr the Cinema:o*A of the present' Times. i3y•uW isoel print is. boseibi ca. asebues. Preached,* Lamb& I is tie yecred-'li By ks. Haluiviorial,m÷trzegasat4eireerilali btaliol. pia MX Ad. ta aosualKONollo *Ape New Oink every Evening. CAlLLlELlNPnoilth,amdMiliehaven Pour monde Pot Coach, I had a Hoed an the way. Paws Wealth Brea., Appleby, orituabrit ua lishillind. Bermeghbridge, Wetherby, Abeeford, or, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and Ipselonew the journey with the greatest facility. Peonage:a deseined ea tee road by busies's, es yleasore, have the peculiar a of their sets being secured is the nest Coach. Ib M I AL. Laneaster, Proton, Rithy-Leadele, BONN Mob,. Oniaskirk, and Garonne Poet Coaches, every Mon. at - PM o'Cleeh..--thearded. inon r LIVERPOOL, Warvington, Itiotelbref, Eton, and Litchisid, Nit-Coach, . called The Regulates, every Zoning at • Firs' 'Meek, to the liaracesi Had los,. Dale-street, Liverpool.— Guarded Illumgbont. CHSSIKR, Newport, Whitchiero, Terportey, Nantwich, 11Arthwisk, and Middiewith Pest Coach, every Evening, at Plus 'Meth. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yates, sew Cook, item lifiztigo the Gorge Inn, Sendolued. ESTER, - Winslow, Congleion, Neweestie, Waled; god irgifeethunguin Poeb.Cook . ovary Afteenoon.-.43viarded. 1111171111Lliand Rotherham' Poit Couch, called the nothing- Um, evoyMorning. BIRMINGHAM Poet Coach, with a Guard, sets on every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by▪ o O t, Birmingham zhird, Insten,end Shipmates, to the Sateeen's Head, Bull- HULL, Nortietave, Howden, Then, , and Doncaster Pow C•ach, every Morning Se ball pan eh, to the Cress Keys, Mar ket Piave, Hull. DOYBR, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Renegue, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud New Post Coach. e, Morninf, Noon, and Night. HEit rEORD, Ware, kiododoe, and Meehan Coach every Merino& OTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at lealf-pof Two, at Piet, and it Eight o'clock. -. WAGONS.. To Hemel Hempstead, Watford and Stantneres dews a week. lAN Bruits. Dow/. Bay s and all rats .of Sulfelk,• every Monday. , Chetinneser, Abinedim, may, Pistol s and Gloucester, three time , a witch. ilbuttmesptoe Windlester, Mussel, Lyndhurst, Lynil n g tuu, Chriamherek, it.inevreed, Fordingbridge, Winitiorne, Pool, Ws of Wahl. heigi t and Gummy Waggons (daily.) • &Minim Hampton sod Twickenham, twice a week. , Griensichaeci.Wbolwich, every day. r mill.Stinuoutoo, ditto. 11. 6 grji l lelfifflitr Mid Co. rosreodully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will am be accountable for any Panel, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, rime, Ike. of inure than Five ootttiterinse: stelais or ii!wftledius.qnia, c . fiterni m such sod ' • . I sid tor acsordouly al do enileses'iltead tart, goortill;lOodou nr readinessrtr the Prussian Government h a a great sensation io Germany ; and it is generally be 6 Lend that there is an understanding among the Jilin. rent Soiereigns of that country to crush, in one way or . other, a man who had the hardihood to put him self forward as the champion tyf popular rights. Ho was obliged to escape from Wurtemberg to avoid `arrest—he was hunted out at the dominions of litclen against him for ennte o ld offence, and conveyed him trom Frattifort to the as a man whose presence a as coot tgious ; and, taking a re : uagcecuisnatiForinikri Fortress of Custrin, where it is supposed ire *ilk bn kept is imprisonment several years." - FM% rue animal JotIRKAL. The Correspondent relates that bliosenbach, in a letter, in which he threatened tk!latiblic.ition of his Memoirs, sent the Yable-rof *C initlitttt'Of ' the Wiit, 'and that the•latt QUeetstrialonfadJlfteigbjett of flta 'first chapter, audlbaentur wlintitich could' not fail to have sliockesrenerptivaff individual. 'fly: King sent this letter to the Council of State with tri e t . o4Bo .2 vation s " As the astOrin attacked p rsoilYlly 'tun aid his late Wife,'lte neithit• wi:l.ed not could be judg i tj, t'ais Tiff , ir'; he di:tic:rose lest it to the Cciatcil or. Scott to proceed in it acc , ,rdit.g to law z ord justice." 'v. King has also ordered the conti:orati:ln of the 11:1- went. of the halt-pay of Colorml 'Von :ketsserrteith re be suede to heat till the determinauun 4 ilitidahld So tar the Coireaporwent. -. t .. , :.r) . So tar :is we kivrtv, M. Von Massetibach'slite a r ha: not 'hitherto bend paidio hitn ; andril t':ii 11 g