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-..•••••••.- p t , r c , ) • 'a:. 4 - r. - _•. t . 1 / 45 ; • • ' t. : 4 :;; • os" • c _ s A t • 116-. ri - far „lOW P r - IP ' f THURSD:iY, DECI,MBER 4, 1817 Nflißrat 9599. PiticE SEvEx-PENcE. Tbis day was published, price Is•tid. With an AppeCdla o the original Accession of the Hanlverian Family. THE VANITY OF HUMAN EXPEC r now! A Tribute of Respect to the beloved memory of the PRINCESS CHAR LOTTE of WALES, who died at Claremont, Nov. 6, III?, in khe 22d year of her age. Delivered at Worship street, Finsbury-square, ou the day of her Inwrmens. By JOHN EVANS, A.M. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and by T. Wiche, No. 12, Beech street, Barbican. This day were published, In Three Volumes. IP.irn price '2l e. TALES OF WONDER, OF HUMOUR, AND OF SENTIMENT. CAPITAL FREEHOLD E-TA IE AND FARMS IN Tlt COUN .Y OF CIMBLIMAND TO BE SOI h i3Y AUC I . ION, Di Ivlev.ri. Iit)GGART and I'HILIJP-„ By ANNE and ANNABEI.L.A. PLUMP rue. 'Printed for Henry Cothurn Conduit-street. Of whom, and all Bookwilers.may he bad, lately published. Olenarvoti I Fourth Edition, with a Prttice, 11:r. This day was published, in One large Volume Octavo, price 14.. boards, a new lidinon, being the TtErd, corrected and 41)- brie& of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS In St7R illintrated by Cases. By WILLIAM HEY, F. R.b. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London ; and Senior Surgeon of the Ilet.eral Infirmary at Iced& Printed tor T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. This day were published, in Bro. price ss. In boards, LtEMARKS on INSANITY ; f oun d e d nn the /At Prattles of JOHN MAYO, M.D. Fellow of the College of Physicians; and t. triing w illurrate the Physical Symptoms and treatment of the Disease. By THOMAS MAYO, B M. Fellsw of Oriel College, Oxford. Printed for T. and G. Underw,od, St. Fleat.street. 2.INZ OF EAGL.iND, Die mter 3, 1817. lITHEREAS, by an Act passed in the 57th year of his present Majesty's Reign, Cap. I 13, entitled, "An • Act to prevent the further circulation of Dollars and Tokens issued by t h e Governor and Company of the Bank of England • • for the convenience of the Public," it is enacted that " from a after the 25th day of March, 1418, the said Deters • and Tokens shall no longer pas, or circulate, or be re • celwa in paymetit or exchange," under a penalty not ex." cr edicg Five Pound, nor less than Forty Sb thugs: Now the said o.vernor and Company, in order to prevent petsons from in. c rang the i'malties of the above-menvoned Act, do hereby ra per the Notice given in the London Gazette of the Cal day of J u t). Lot, 'f hat she BANK will li.Y.Cli.teIGE all Silver Pieces cAk e . I OKE,N.,, tusued by them at th.• respective rates of 3s sad ls each, for the Gold or Silver current Coin of the * geshu, ur fur Beek Not of the said Governor and Company, thr option of the Holders. POB.ERT BE.ST, Saptcry. CLAIMS ON THE. BRITISFI AID OFFICE AT LISBON. r2tA "URI' Cs:AU:ILI:3. W lIITEIiAt. Di . c. 1, 1 6 17. A LL PERSUN;i I , Avnig unsettled Acctwt,:s with A Ir. BELL, of the British Aid Office in Lisbon, are hereby required to deliver such Accounts, tither at the liritifh Aid Offite in LL•bor, or to this Board, before the Ist or February ten, in order that they may be examitietl and finally nettled ; :.:da3 Persons indebted upon these accounts, are required to furthwits the Balances due by then:, tither at the British A i d ogice hi Lisbon, or to Mr. lilt!, Agent fur Commissariat ql.iirs at this ()Fae. TO.MOKROW rare will be above SI! TiioWiatid 'I itkets drawn, and Every One a Prize. GCARROLL, the Contractor, kls the honour . of iieorrning the Poblie, that none of the great Capfuls ar deculed by the lint ll.iy's Wowing; then:hoe, the .X GRAND PittZES C/0, 1 1:.0! ri female to the Wheel. The thecand Day ut Drawing will be :O•MORROW. Tickets and Shares, warranted ouckawn, en Sale rt the Oates of G. CAR ROLL, 7, Luar.ustt, and es, (Aro Io• r ALL r, where 7,745 1 the kriae of Z 47,9.4 ever drawn, In Shares. N.B. he Pricea remain the same as before. TO-MORROW WILL itE THE SECOND DAY OF , AND ALL THE CAPITALS IN TliZ, WHEEL. J AND J. 6IVEWitIGIII' have the pledwure U. of informicg tbat ALL at: SIX PRIZES OF Aftopoo! arts:Mtn the Wheel, no Capital allsye L‘.3:o having been de 'embed by the Firs: Day's Lica.% in;. 'FO.MOItitOW Every lkket (sod there will he ahoy. 6 , s 1 hons.ind drawn) will be a l•Tire. J. and J. SlVE.Waltili r hope their Frienar will be t4.411y as fortunate as in the Last Lottery, when Ni'. 3,377, a klizsat Astifrxi, wasdustributed autouast awns, at their 011tcts, 57, Coaitait.t., I 38, HalflaaaaßT. friulll4alle, And 141, Oztosto•sratar. gk"*Tklium iihmefra, warrestal oadrma, are as Silty at ' the same Prises as before. FIFTY POUNDo REWARD. IN consequence of numer 'us c.lmpiaints, JAMES 1 ATKINSON Wert the above Reward to as') otic won wbl give kim such information as may lead to the detection of. :he Anders who have counterfeited hi► armlet. In regard to the nobs of the genuine ones, he presumes they ate too geherally adopted to require eulogium, be wial therefore only a 'A, that the blowing virtues of the teepee , iv* articles may be relied on: Al KINa.ON'S VEGEI'ABI.h DYE, is perfectly innocent, and insuediately chsngeetirey or Red Hair it h t H a g er Whiskers to a Brown or Black, so permaorut that yawns, Sec. which affects other dyes, oily renders mi. anus durable. ATICIN)ON'S CURLING FLUID Restates the hair where it ha fallen 'Altruist illness, perspiration, change of climate, or any of those causes which occasion prima tare decay ; it also lifts the flair from scurf, makes it soft and glans as silt, aid lov+ it in curl during exrectile in the dance or poneoade, or in damp weather. A TKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, _ _ _ tadrely divested of Alkali by a new process, removes freckles, mhos, arm hardness from the skin, prevents its chapping, and imkes it mouth, white and even. C3lllllOD. s he above articles have all got the slgnature and ahlressef the Proprietor ea the label. Sold by most Perfumers and hairdressers.—Price of the Dye se. the enling Fluid Ss 61 and the Soap Is. 411 s Uernrd.street, Soho • square, .London. lig MENUS will be kind to request their Sr t vants and Carders to ask for SUCHARD TURNER'S BLACKING. law i let thy glad trumpet raise Loudest notes to Tunnies praise; . Let the welcome theme resound, Tin the echoing world rebound! Who upon our boots and shoes such bright more dotb didn't ? Who a Blacking can prepare, That such lovely bloom sloth bear; Or such gloss and richness yield, As Toga Lis of St. George's-beidt O'er tbe wide Atlantic deep, Where the surgeless billows sleep; O'er the distant southern main; On the Continental plain— ataaa's worth and fame resound, Fur his Blacking sheds around , On each polisb'd boot a ray ' Of beauty nought can melt away; e f t rye seen the pellsh'd gem, GU:ter in the diadem; kinw much brighter are the rays 'I gasiaa's brilliant black dispiar! %I' rapt in Wonder, when in view, The lustre of that jetty hue, CLII I then forbear to raise, To 11/Il size's worth my sot% of pr;lse? Hero's laurels all will fade— Vonarcheilinries sink in shade; But when shall To II :4 ea's fame be o'cr ? 1' of while time shall be au more! Y:Ven while mouldering in the tomb, Yams ah.b rill his memo, y bloom; And posterity shall wave Ta.lete.s laurels o'er his gravel Veers of C i si eilliant and easy Blacking are respectfully in. g o7nuni that the principal silbpiterpers iu DeWitt, Cork,6la.govr, Itrlburgh, .t.rd ..it the Country 'Dawns in North and 9outh Wait" t ars ; e, sell thi. Blacking iu S: our Bottles at 6d. 11. :41 c.e. tub. Foreign Trade supplied. (gb)'.‘4-me4 N. B. Ask k4t 1 Pluzez Blackiug. In the Prow, and in $ few days will be published, A N ACCOUNT` of snme EXPERIMENTS made with the VAPOUR of BOILING TAR in the CURE PULMONARY OONSUMTION. By ALEXANDER citidwros, M.D. F R.S. Physician in Ordinary to their Imperial Majesties the Emperor end Empress Dowager of Russia, &c. Printed for T and G. Underwood, Ns. 32, Fleet -street; aid Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. DUN FON'S LIFE AND ERRORS. Thls day was published, With a faithful Portrait, In Two V.l.i Sm. price Hs. THE LIFE an i ERRORS of JOHN DUN TON, eit.zeti of London; with ihe Lives and Characters at more than 1000 ctintemporary Divines, and other persons of literary gminence. which are added, Dunton's Conversa tion in Ireland, and Selections (rem his other Works. Printed for Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion Passage, Fleet-street. Sieedily wilt be published, handsomely printed in Two Vohs. Ova price lit boards Lt. Is. the Sd Edition of ASERIES of SERMONS on VARIOUS SUB. JECTS of DOCTRINE and PRAC I ICE. By the Rev. GEORGE MATHEW, A. M Chaplain to the liii;ht Hon, the Earl of IMAM, alternate Morn ing Preacher at the Pari.is Church of •;t. James, Westminster, alternate Evening Preacher at the Maklaitu Hospital, and Vicar of Greenwich. Printed for the Author, and odd by F. C. and I. Rivinvon, St. Paul's Church-yard. and 1. Hatchard. Piccadilly; and sold by Allen, and Richardson, in Greenwich.. lu a few days will be published, in One Urge Vol. Sea closely printed oa Royal paper, ;THE CLERICAL GUIDE, or EcelesLtstical Dreetory ; containing a complete Re , . * ster of the Prelates and other Dignitaries of the Church —Al.ist of all the Be ne6ces in England and Wale.., arranged alphabetically in their several Counties, Dieresis Archcleaconries, fcc- be tames of their respective incumbelus s the ppulation of the Parishes: value of the Livings; names of the Patrons, Ste Ste. And an Appendix, containing alphabetical Liars of these Benefices, which are In the Patronage of the Croton, the Bidiops Deans. and Chop• ten, and ether pubbe Bodies. Printed foe F. C.and 1. midastot, No. 62, Bt. Paul's Church. yard. PNOFOR:rES. Second-hand, as good as new, with a Pedal Harp, ace. may, be sees at Mr. WATLlties, who is removed to tho4e large Premises No. 3, Leicester. place. A grand Paanoturte, by Broadwootl Premise, Son, i.S Ks ; Pedal Harp, by Erard, 50 g'.; els+ a capital Cabinet Pianoforte, equal to new, ship price GO p. not a better can be made by any one, f..r in g 4.; Square Pianoforte, two montiti oid, for 25 gs. wise every requisite t them:. lustrumeing are all warrantel sound and in ;,nd order by the Owner. May be viewed from ten till tour o'ciack. IRISH LINENS, WITH THE NEW IMPROVEMENT:3 IN FLAX. THE Public are respect title it&• *loci the N w EL Irish Linens, with the present improvemew ain the prepa ration of Flax, distingutshed by its own seal, may be obtained at MILLARD'S. CHEAPSIDE, exclusively, where they are sold in quantity, ai.d it Pieces of 65 to 36 yards each, with Aberings of the same *brie and seal lit S.iths and in B.4the wide. Their durability, ai.d superior bleach, which never Hines the thread, renders them oh the first economy, and to merit the attitudes of every family purchasing Linens. Dr. LAMES'S FEVER COWDER & ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAU 110 N. r FEEL it my ditty to remind th- Publ.c, 'mm time A. to time, until it may become generally known, that I bare re. moved the sale of my grandfather Dr. James's Medicines from Messrs. Newater. to Me. r.. Bur Lea and Sox a, No. e. Cheap side, corner of St. Paul's Church.) art, and that their Warehouse, and the House of my late Grandfather i No. 93, Brutoo-street, Berkeley-square, are the only places in London where the Medi eines, zsrepared as the Public have been supplied with them for the I:st 70 years, with the latest improve:aunts of the Inventor, can I be procured. My own interest may be said to suggest this intimation ; but the baneful consequences I dalithear of, from taking the spurtons.Me dicines atiempted to be sent into circulation under the sanction of my Grandfather's name, compel me to make it I now sign my name in the label of each Ivaxand packet of the Pills and Powder that Is sent from my Elsboratory, as a pl.sin il•stioc 1011 of the ge mein, aod offer this as a caution to the Public. Niels. Butler and Sons have cstabbshed a Warehouse at No. 34, Fackeille-street,Dubliu, where the Medicines may al-o he hail genuitte.—Bruton-street. R. G. G. JAMES. DR. JAMES'S POWDER has been for nearly 70 years known as the best remedy extant for Fevers, (.olds, Hoarsenesses, an Inflammatory Matsu and Eruptive Disorders attended with Fever. Thus, in the Measles (so prevaleat at title time) tew other remedies are employed. Dr. James's Anideptic Pills, by a happy uni in of an Alterative and 'Tonic Medicine,' promote insatiable perspicwion, when. cheekcd, at the same time that they require the strength of the constitution. They are particularly serviceable in Indigestson whs. that induced by free living, or by $ rtuldence in unliegitby climates. • GENUINE THE following MED 1 cured Gamine at the M INES. ICINES can only be pra -aroionie of SHAW sad £D. WARDS, 64, ST. nue& Oilmen YARDS Hill's Balsam of Honey 0 4 Junipe r .E.s. Pepper. lit F.ssence of Waterdock 3 s itoche s Esgbrocatios 4 0 1 lallam's Bilious Pills 9 9 kobberds's Cough Ur. 011 W c"*" Jusuais Droll X 9 Jumper las Peongrstyal 1 34!, Marshall's Cesare I li Speedlinae's Pills II 0 • Church's Cough Drops 0 6 .pilsbury's Drove - •41 0 • Authuyna Tooth Powder 9 6 Oreenough's 1.91401ei f li* Coriowell'sOrientalCurdial 4 6 Inghs's Scots PM llv Widow Welch*. Pills a 9 Sabel Lances 1.0 Keyeeei Pills 6 3 Siegfanotestr am Obt. $0 * VtinCel Vsgettable Pills 4 6 i 3 l's 10 0 . Newton's Tooth Powder 211 Hwy'. MON* 11. P . ' Church's Pectoral Pills 114 Heger. 11111 13 r Waish's .4utipertuseis 2 * Essence of Spree, SII ---- Consfoot LOS. II i Durable Ink 1a • Alaimo& Lotion 4 4 k British Oil 1 14• Wossel's:Tecific Remedy 2 9 . Cheltenham Salts . II 9 The abcovu (I how with the mar excep.eJ) will have the aileva of new te £dwurds, 64. lit Pads on tue stamp t where also may be had emery oilier PATaiit cu d Punt= outman.. 11.1- bcral allowaugit to DietclutaltS Mid There in 'Medi This day was published, Elegantir printed, In Two Vols. Co. with a Portrait, engraved ' from a Cast made by Mr. C.J. 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In 4 vols. Oleo. price se:: Os. la boards, the tit it edition. To which is pre- fixed, an Account of the Life of the Autbor. The wane work voidl the Greek, to 8 vds. wro. prick £3.55. boards. 85. A EQR URAL L ORE of 14GAKERLSM, as taken from a' view of the Mora' Education, I)..cipleise, peculiar Customs, Re ligious principles, Political and CivitEconomy, and character, of the Socany ut Friends. by l horns Clarkson, M.A. author of several Remy, us the subject of the Sara rade. The .7i edition, b 8 sob. Ove. rice al. Ts. At the Auction Mart. on Fawns% December at Fn.,lre, IA One Lot, unless an acceptaLle offer is nude in tlie titan tilt& by Private Contract, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY (part of the lionfield Eqatr), in the Parish of Neither, nine miles front Putrid, and nine from Carlisle, in the County of Combs:land, consisting of Rroadfiehl tiou.e. (erected within a, few yeais),.with Offc,s, Woods. aiid l''..ntation., in a Country' abounding with Game, and Sports of the Plod. contiguous to the beautiful Lass iti ::umberlaild and %Vestmoreiand *sod not more than ten miles from the Lake of Ultswaier, with two capital harms, caned Hill top and Etvadfielti House, contsinins • , gether Sis Handfed Acres td furtile Arable, Meadow ant W sid Land, with Farm escelletit Barns, and Aet.cult ars &tailings. 'lle Estate may be viewed at any tone, o. ca ton to the Tenants, and Particulars bad :0 day. previoa% t.te ate, at the George Lin, Petunia ; Ciiffee.tiouse, Carbide; its. t ,'s hot], Li. verpuul; Illiigewita Arm-, Mowliester ; Kite. strati, t.ar. carer and Wigton; Heti Lion, Whitehaertt; QUTtet . st tkad. Newcasee-uptimTytte • Crown,Kendail; King'. Head. Ap:ileby ; of ?desire Maeh e l and Watson, Laud surveystre. Low Plains, nrar Bowl+ ; Mr. Lowdeo. Solicitor, Clement's Inn, London; v the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillip% Old Erimil-street, kepi I . .schange, London, where a Plan of the L'-rate may be seen. TO PREVENE IN4PDAtioN—TAKE NOTICE It. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES. I. NEWBURY, SWINDON, AMAMI:RN, _ _ WJOTI ON-11A 1, LAMB. IU HI.NGERFORD. causois REALIINU, and all Place. :,ljaccat, Daily. UNCOMNION C;001) TRAVELLING, triton Tilt SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOWHILL I LONDON. To YORK. LEEDS, EDIN lIU AGIT, and all Parts of the Norte. Four Weide Cuacl.es, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time, By 13. W. MOUN I'AIN and C. THlisst Coaches, Mail Coach &e.e. ! fn.' ''lvi our from SARACEN'. Hi: AD INN, stww-hlllt The IIMPIItE, a NEW I.IVEP,POOI. Light Coati', oily one night on the toad, carrying four Insides and four Outsidta, acts out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverp,:o! nee: eves:nig at six o'clock, by way of Ounstable ' Wilburn, Lath hiscy, Not .hatoptoti, Welkard, Lutteraortii, Hinetler, Adair none, I.itchlicht, Stour, kugely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Wass riortou, and Piescot. :.4 IV I' lIA VC l' Il iN, Isymington, Winchester, and Iliasitirstoke New Four inside Coach, at half pa-t seven o'clock in the mom. • Int, artless at the l'euipbM Inn, Southampton, by five o':dock. I !tic h a most dellEhtful conveyance to the isle el Wight, Jersey, edurrnsey, St. ?dal:it's, Havre de Grace. Cherhoisig, &c. SHREW SBIJR.Ii, Wellington, and Slininiti Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.--(;iisrtled. WRY hioll I'll, Durchesqr. illandiord, ,Lll;ihurr, , Andover, anti Ila,ingstoke clew Post Coach, every afternoon he Wry theuth Packets to Cuernsty, hr y, Alderney, St, ‘lahoe's,tie. ENE I ER., Pis,. mouth, Weyossoutt ti, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, an:, ..alispory New Post Coach, every Mornaag at 'even o'Clock,throurh lioniton, 111111116tUi . , Bridgton, Blandford., Basingetcke, and Itagdinc. BOa t•tiN, 4,...iding, Peterlsorourh, Srlhon, and Hitutingdnfs Royal Mail Coreh, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Loath e ' Grimsby, Wed Hull. tizali and BRIS'I'OI. Flying Pest-Combo', thmtigh Chippens ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoutt; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London latent, The. IThis .a t e ee t, and che S.van, Bristol, neat Mondog.—Coachn to Wells. bri,litswater, l'aunton, Exeter, Plymouth, kc. . LEEDS new light Cairn, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes remark. ably easy, with a Guard thr.mgliont. Passes through Stains ford, Newark, Retrord; Doncaxer, and Ferrybridge, to the Gokien Liun, Leeds, nest Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Fxpecl'aion of this Coach, it is allow, d to he th e most dgrecAble and complete Caine', mice on the North Road, being unequalled in Accomrnotlarimi by any other. (;t.,AsGI)W i 1., bn ; it 4 ..., 11, t;retna.Grern ' Annan, Ihiniftles, L<rownhill, l hi:Tahiti, i.e.taiptltar-Islile,Cuninoeir, Kingswell, and ail Pact• 01 Stiolr.n I, a etra Coach. (Daily). Ytittii; lice. rb ovagli, Whitby, 'holds, runderland, New.: i castle, aral Edinburgh new lots. inside Coach, with a Coal(' 1 throughout, sets out every kliiriilng at Eight o'Cieck, by way 1 of New.ii k, Ilettord, Tadcao tav, Darongton, Northallertun, Don,. ham, Morpeth, and IL:wick. Passengers ending themselves . tatigued trout the length of the journey, may rest wllat time they please, anti then proceed on without any addkions" Fare. &MR LW/ROUGH, Swindon, it amsbury, Hungerland, and Newbury Post-coach, at 7, hi the morning— BRIDLIENOR ID and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE,Penri th, and W totehaven Four Inside Past C..r.:11, and a guard all the way. .'asses throm;li laraugh .Ipplety, Greatabridge, Richmond, Caterick, Earoughbride, Wetherby, Abertord, Dmicaster, and Grantham. Sots out every Morning, and partisans the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pea uti l e advantage of their seat. being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadale, Beren s Chorley, Ormskirk, and Gersten Post Coaches, every After'. noon at Five o'Clock.--Guarded. Ll. ERP001„ Warrington, Knutsford, Stone. and Litchfield, Post-Coach, called 'lke Regulator, every 'Evening at Five &Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool Guarded shrouLhoat. CHESTER, Newport, Whltchurch, Tr.:To:ley,. Nantwich, Northw:ch, and Middiewish Post Coach, every Eveuir.g, a: Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morning, to tlt. George Inn, Send Aland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Ccngleton, Newcastle, Walscl, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Aizernooth—Guarded. SHEFFIE 4 .1) and RotherL..nt Pest Leach, called the Rocking ham, every Mc:riling. BIItMINGHANI Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches ir.:ntinghant next day at Noun. Passes by Oxford, En t[oll, and iihip.,totie, to the Saracen's Head, Buil street, Birmingham. • HULL, Northcave, I!owden, Thorn, and Doncaster Peg,. • Cowl, every Morning t.: ball past 64, to the (Noss Keys, Mar ket Place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Second New Past Coaches, ' - .'s.ilrring, Nova, an.l Night. kiF.R IFORD, Ware, Hudesdon, and Chalumt Coach eve., hlnsnlog. ' i OTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at half pa-.t Two, at Five, and at Eight o'clock. AGC,ONS. To Hemel Plemprtead,Wattord and Siam - ore, a times& week. Brecl•s, Bung y, bury, and all pans of Suffolk, eve/ Cireune-ter, Abingdon, Heekty, Bristol, and Gloucester, ditty times a week. Southampton, Winchester, Rumsey, Lyndhurst Lyntinfton, Christchurch, Kingwood, fordingbridse, Wimborn:, With,. Jersey, and Guerney Viagotis (daily.) • Sunbury, Hamptto and Twickenham, mice a week. Greenwich and Wisolvvicti, tre t -y 'fay. Tottenham and Edmontro, ditto. B. W . Mores sirs and C,. sespectfutir acquaint their Menet am! the Public that they segi rer be accuunr.ibit [many Memel, Passengers Lugirsge, Writings, nate, Ac. of more than flue founds Value, it low, stolen, or dantaged,unleas eine! ed as such and the inscralice paid tor meiertilngiy, a: the H,,..1 Stea7r4int, Londou.