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LITERATURE. THE PAMPHLETEER, No. ELM Had a work like the Pamphkeeer been commencllo two centuries ago, and been conducted with the sa* spirit that marks our contemporary, we slifuld it& have had to lament the loss pf so many.tracts essential , to the illustration of our history, or to ransack for them among the archives of our National Library. The Pamphleteer has now reached the Fortrsecond Nun. ber, and forms a valuable park of that light artillery of political literature, called pamphlets. Including many of the most popular pamphlets almost as soon us published, and at least long before their temporary interest has subsided, it affords, at a cheap price, a collection of the best pamphlets on literature, politics, - and political economy, that appear, and it is often distinguished by several original pamphlets of great interest and importance. The Number now before us is rich both in the value and variety of its con tents. It contains ten pamphlets, of which three are original, and others have received some additions Or corrections previous to their appearance in their pre sent form. As a proof of the variety of subjects which are discussed we need only to state, that the State of the Nation, the Political Character of the House of Com mons, the National Debt, the Spanish Question, the Sinking Fund, the Quarantine Laws, the Policy of Recognising the Independence of South America, Agricultural Distress, Mendicity, &c. &c. are some' of the topics included in tire last Number of the Pamphkteer. There is also a highly curious. article, Which consists of the Love-letters of Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn, correctly printed for the first time from the Autographs in the Library of the Vatican Palace, with an Historical Introduction, illustrated by letters of distinguished Contemporaries, by the Editor of the Malaria Brittonum. This article is enriched with fic-similes of the Autograph of our Eighth Harry, of one Qf which, the following is a correct copy : e—gp„,,gg • Nztv, A s ;: • t NOTES During a Visit to Egypt, Nubia, the Oasis, Mount Sinai, and Jerusalem. By Sir FRICDIRICII HENNIKER, Bart'. Bvo. 1823. . Teeming as the Press continually does with vo lumes of Voyages and Travels, and interesting and important as many of them ale, yet we much doubt that this prolific age has produced a work of the kind of a more amusing and attractive character than the, Notes of Sir FREDERICK HENNIKER, which may be, considered (and we speak it not profanely) as a Sport-- ing Tour through Egypt and the Holy Land. Alter nately employing his pen, his pencil, and•his fowling piece, he hurries his readers along with him from one memorable scene of antiquity to another, describing with a most felicitous brevity everything worth ob serving, and enlivening his narrative by jokes which would force a laugh from the gravest companion of his travels. Thus it is that he leads us from Pompey 4 Pillar to pigeon-shooting, and quits the Pyramids to kill partridges. When he. visited Jerusalem, he made a drawing of the city, from which a well-engraved plate is given, and he also gives an interesting descrip tion of , 4 The Blessed City," as it is called even by Alahommedans. •. There, has," he says, a been but little variation in entime eating the objects of curiosity f o r the last two hundred years, whether in Latin, Italian, French, or English Quaresmius is the most copious and correct, old Nlaundrell the most unaffected, and Chateaubriand the most enthusiastic. The beet description of the town is by Jeremiah." Though pos , essing sufficient classical taste to ap preciate the importance of the monuments of anti quity which he visited, and with talents to describe them, Sir FnEnantcn's great object appears to be to render his narrative as cheerful and interesting to his readers as he found the journey itself, and in this he has folly succeeded. From the amusing details which these 4 4. Notes" furnish in luxuriant abundance, we shall quote the Author's account of a visit to his banker at Lakraat : " Called on the banker—this metropolitan bank is in some danger t there being as many as three or four applicants for mo ney, and I want no less than the enormous sum of Li 00. I took ?fly pktee erms-legged on the mat : the room would just do for • hen,lsonse a mud whitewashed, with one small window ; in .2 caner sat 'the Firm,' with his desk and portable treasury before him---his attendants were armed—coffee , was brought, and a who was smoking, as I conceived for his own amusement, was troubling himself to light a pipe for me; I took the liberty of wiping the mouth-piece, which, I was afterwards given to un derstand, Is to doubt the cleanliness of master or man, and it is thcceftsze an insult—net to let him spit in your face—l sat here about an hOur and a half in limbo; during this, several Turks aamein--took their places—drank their coffee—smoked their pipes--remained half an hour—said nothing, and walked away --whether these were visits of ceremony, pleasure, or business, I cannot decide;--not a word was spoken—but what has a Turk to say?—he has no books, nor newspapers, nor cariosity, nor activity—fie has no pleasure but his pipe—' futnus et umbra :'— 'fhu a man should travel for knowledge, or dance for amuse ment, states the astonishment of the most enlightened of them. What, come so far to see buildings that arc destroyed, and not be paid money for your troable!' What, dance yourself, when yos can hire others to dance for you for five shillings !' Yet, with all their idleness and wantof thought, I never heard a Mobs rnme. den whistle-.-whlstling would be more tolerable than smoking; they seem happy, and if in ignorance there's bliss,' they ought to be really so-0 that Eve had been a Mohammedan! My hundred pounds were to be paid in piastres,' half piastres, and pares, pieces the value of siz-pence, three-pence, and half-farthings, the latter about the size of spangles, these were counted over three times, nor did any attention to the visitors occasion the loss of half a farthing to the bank of-Siaut--it was but on one occa sion that the object of the Firm was at all diverted—he took a pipe from his servant's mouth, put it into his own, and then into his friend's, taking that of the latter In exchange--this is the acme of civility in a Turkish Gentleman—none but the ifl-beed would feel any delicacy—at length the money was thrice counted, put into a carpet bag, my dragoman refused to be puAe-bearer, and a donkey was hired to carry it to the boat—such money, and such trouble attending it, ought to be enumerated among the plagues of Egypt—the piastres are copper slightly white washed, the mask soon wears off, and like the 'testers' of Henry VIII. they blush at their own corruption." The work is embellished with some good engrav ings from the drawings of the Author. SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE " Aocoorss of the Semusu and Powrocussi Ityromrattxs. By Coast Promo. With an Introduction and Nom, by En w*no BLanentsr, Esq." evo. Ins. Count Pecchio is one of those Piedmontese Nobles, whom the failure of an attempt to establish freedom in their own country forced to takrrefuge in Spain. Mr IlLsq,iere is well known in the literary. world, as the inithOr of several works on the Southerly Nations of Europe ? From the labour of both a book has pro.l eeeded, which k intte.estioi at the Prima moment. when all eyes are turned towards Spain. Many oil the most ftnguisheebasatteri . .who lar •in the-' volution' and own in maglitiltat ea led him to thinotos Say al tittle inadvattociesi into 11101 aill li ' totill in spetiting of a foreig ki l ter, A portrait of Riego is prefixed to the Minim tithe le thn drentettr•tre has en. displayed, tipui to the hopes farmed of his abilitie, the hegira** of the Revolution. He now sustains Only a subordinate part. -But there is another Gene ksil mentioned, as having gained most of the victories uring the late contest, who still survives to lead the Straniards on to futnre success, and whom we wish to introduce into notice. " The General to whom I allude (says the author), fought through all the campaigns during the war of independence, is still in the vigour of manhood, and known to every -Spani;rd, tor he is in the months pf all. Bat it is time to mention his name s he is relied General .Ne Impala 1 It is an incontestible fact, that these two words, emblematical of the most obstinate courage, performed Prodigies in the course of the late struggle, if they were not these which vanquished the legions of Napoleon. On hearing of defeat after defeat, the itreariabk answer of Go.. vernment was, No Imports, No Debora en Espana, Jose No . po leon. No master, Joseph Napoleon shall not rule in Spain.— When routed, soldiers and Generals fled, and united at some other point, to be again beaten, and again encouraged with the official reply of Na Imports." Mr. thaquiere tells us, that since the establishment of stage-coaches in Spain, the roads and inns have been much improved. In Portugal, according to the following account, they still are in great need of improvenient : " I have performed a journey like the Pope, that is to say, been safely conveyed here by a mule : I say with safety, bat I am exceedingly fatigued. A journey. whether in Spain sr Por tugal, is equivalent to a military campaign; want of provisions, ambuscades, perils, hardships, bivouacs, everything, in fact, but glory. I had imagined that, were it only front the enmity they profess towards Spaniards, the Portuguese would; out of mere contradiction, be more careful and commodious in their habita tions. But I was deceived, they are rivals of their enemies in all things. To give you an idea of what the inns of Portugal are, I will merely tell you, that while at Akita last night, the rata devoured a large Guinea hen, bones and all, which bad, roosted in my bed-room.. In Italy, our wolves are much snore' moderate than the rats of Portugal. " EPIGRAM SEIVT WITH A COUPLE OF DUCKS TO A PATIENT—By the late Dr. JENNER. FROM THE MUSEUM ; OR, RECORD or LITERATURL &C. I've dispatch'd, my dear Madam, this scrap oft letter, To say that Miss •••••• is very much better: A regular doctor no longer she lacks, And therefore I've sent her a couple of enacts / 'esford, _ accepted . . liteward . of the Manor of East liendted. . . . . . M lamen t ' FROM SArtiltbit S G gm an tak o: t I t h e it_Ar. -ribillsort""o4mlthie 1504 10 "Oa to IM' "`''''.... : paw of Mr. Tito* TiOa "o, asalostd-Ronani,.i coneetini the city of Cork and thir.oth ' of IccIAR, fort M Juni °I. . which ittk PortoSill 1 " ' 4 . '.l to coun:v liontsaus at rtnutraio swim Tu inns nutiounsosilAlerim 1 t h e wor k Borough of Coleraine—Sir John firydges, in the room of Sir 1 1 .,.., -.. John Poo Lieresford, Bart. who kw accepted the office• O.. THE ARTS. • We oahelves were prevented front attewaingr cording to em— wish, Mr. WILLIA3I3% sale at the AttefiMs'Mat i sS.Tbutaday, of a valuable Collection of Piethills;..or we might have done them more justice by our remarks than we are now enabled to 'doe it'Correspotident;however, informs us that the Amatenrs anfl Cognoscenti were not so numerous as we 'had anticipated. Notwithstanding this many of the Pittatei brought good prices, though the recent importation of Ruszus celebrated Chapeau de Padk," .aucl the esbibiticm of Mr. HAYDON s Great Picture, have . throve a momentary shade over all minor productions, whether .of .kireign or native artists. Now ) tirefelbre,' Is the moment for buying them cheap. The following is a list of some of the Pictures sold on Thursday, with the prices they respectively brought Storming a• Fort, with nuntavous and distinguished portraits' on horseback, by .Ferg,..3B guineas. An elegant Landscape with Sliepherd•snd Fleck,- by Poussin, 27 guineas. - A Fair in Flanders, with Zumerous Await* ilia Futitaltie, 19 guineas and a hale Magdalen, by Guido, ill guineas A grand Italian romantic Landscape, with Cattle and Figures, by Claude, 43 guineas. View of St. Mark's, at Venice, by Castaletti,.7s guineas. Portrait of Henry VEIL 26 guineas HEBDOMADARY. MONDAY, MARCH 10.3111HC11 Sets fOIIY minutes after ten in the evening. Tnasnar—Day breaks twenty-two minutes after four. WEDNZSDAYGAZOORY M•ax--New moon at seven in the afternoon. THURSDAY—Day erten hours thirty-six minutes long. FRIDAY--Blion sets twenty-seven minutes after eight. SATURDAYSun rises eight minutes after six, sets eight mi nutes before six. tNIFERSITY IN7'ELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 7. The Chancellor's two Gold Medals for chi best classical scholars among the commencing Bachelors oT Arts, were yester day adjudged to Mr. Frederick Field, of Trinity College, and Mr. Thomas Crick, of &. John's College, whose merits were declared by the Examiner, to be equal. OXFORD, MARCU S. The Professor of Geology having presented to the University a large and valuable collection of specimens illustrative of that science, in a Convocation holden on Tucsday last, a vote of the thanks of the University for this liberal donation was %man!: moody passed; and also a grant of the sum of £3OO, tbr the purpose of providing cabinets, and snaking such alterations in the Museum, as may be requisite for the due arrangement and preservation of the same. Thursday, William Howard was admitted Scholar of New College. The Rev. Charles Brune Henvilleo formerly Fellow of New College, has been presented, by the Warden and Scholars of St. Mary College of Winchester, to the Vicarage of Portage, vacant by the death of Dr: Gatntlett, late Warden of New eolL Tuesday the following Derives were conferred wawa MP 1111% The Rev. Stephen Reay, Sr. Alban Hall. The Rev. Ames Crymes, BaUiol College. James Shergold Boone, Student of Christ Church. The Rev. James Urkeit, Christ Church. The Rev. Frederick Boer:4l4e, .Beasennoee College. BAUMAN or ants. Philip William Mure, Christ Church. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The King has presented the Rev. lin& Nichoira Reargoati D.D. one of his Ma3esty's Domestic Chaplains, to the Deaner p " of Swam, void by ;Ise, death of Dr. Charles Talbot. The Rev. Carew 'Ekes,. of Sidney Cenahcidge„ tq the Vicarage of Blckenblit, Wary/laden. - The Rem E. P. Owens to the 'KAMP of WeWistolit, The Rev. J. 8, Sergrnee, to the unitocillectariesef St. WM Somerset, and St.-Mary Mounthaw, London. The Rev. 0. Moore, to shaaettory of Owtoby, Linceinshiss The Rev. W., Oweni. t the Retort cfS' Sy,* inistilikkb Dorset. • Rev..W.- B. Gilby, to the Rectory if Mary's, Beverley. Rev. Oswald leicesser, so the Livingof Carrington, Chasidim The Rev. AV. M. Pieta, MAt, of en ifebn's Callum -Coss, bridge, h.. bets insiitaid-,te the VasellpeddftervalLiiiiL Qapicelly v in Liatioloalsirfo mi • ~J • . 624; j a w, 114 the firth aiglstussmalkalft li .l Glasgow. - . -r , s 1 ?. Town and Port of Rye—Robert Knight, of Barrels, in the county of Warwick, and of Grosvenor-square, iwtheeounty • of Middlesex, Esq. in the foam of John Dodson, .D.C.L..1 • who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • saturr-t,ianrznswri. Commissions signed by tie Lord Lieutenant of the Rost Riding of the eouoty of York,* and Town and County of the Tows of Kingstopropon-Hufl. Tarburgh Greame, Robert Mackenzie Beverley, James Walker, jun. David Robinson, BeilbyThompson, and Philip Saltmarshe, Bova. to be.f t teputy-Lieutenants. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John and Janus Green, Somerleyton, Suffolk, brack•makers. BANKltUrrs. Samuel Steel, Rotherham Yorkshire, linen-draper, to strreltdir March 13, 14, and Apr i l 19, at twelve, at the lied Lion Inov i Rotherham. Attornies, pleura. King and Son, Castle-street, Holborn; or Mr. Oxley, Rotherham. James Oldfield, Edgeware-road, coach-maker, March 22, 25' and April 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Rice and Son' Great Marlborough -street. Francis Martin, Tewkesbury, wine-merchant, March 15, at six 17, and April 19, at ten, at the house of W. Ricketts, liquor merchant, Tewkesbury. Attornie:, Mr. Edmunds, Exche quer (Mice, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Brookes, Tewkesbury. James Banting, Fine-Apple-Bar, Bdgeware-road, carpenter, March 15, 22, and April 19, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basitighall-street. Attorney, Mr. Carlon, High-ittoet, Alary-la-houne. Thomas Sweet, Frith -street, Sobo, carver and gilder, March 15, 22, and April 19, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinglial-street. Attorney, Mr. Wade, Poly gon, Somers' Town. John Barlow, Merton, Surrey, millwright, March 15, 22, and April 19, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Deykes, Thavie. Holborn. William Franklin, Ladydown, Trowbridge,Wilts, fuller, March 20, 21, and April 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Trow bridge. Attorides, Messrs. Berkeley, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Busk, Trowbridge. William Simons, Birmingham, brush-maker, March 21, 22, and April 19, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Biratingham.— Attornies, Messrs. Stade and Jones, Jobe -street, Bedford row ; or Messrs. Tyndall and Rawlins, Birmingham. Robert Lambert, Manchester, manufacturer, March 21, 22, and April 19, at three, at the Star Inn, Man chester. Attor nieic Mr. Higeon, King-street, Manchester; or Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery4ane. Maui and Thomas Barrow, Liverpool, corn-merchants, March 24, 24„804 April 19, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-strqet, Liverpool, Attornies, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn; or Allr. Untie; Marshall -street, Liverpool. John and Raphael Angelo Browning, Belvidere Wharf, Mar Waterloo-bride, timber-merchants, March 15, 29, and April 19, at eleven, at the Court of . Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baslnghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wilks, Finsbury-place: - Sanibel Boyden, Chipel-street, Pentonvllle, Wag-salesman, March 11, 25, and April 12, at eleven, et do drat of Com missioners of Bank rupts,llasinghall-atnalltsi Mr. Cole, Southampton -street, Bloomsbury. , William Beast, St. Erny,Cornwall, lime-burner, March 26, 27, and April 19, atelev at the. ComMercial Inn, Plymouth Attornies, Mr. Gibion, islso "th ;or Mr. Alexander, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn. DIVIDENDS to be miJit - MIIASING HALL-STREET. March. 29, J. Steele, Liverpotkmap and chart-teller, at twelve. March 29-, R. Pry, Leicester-squire, linen-draper, at ten.— March 29, A. Taylor, late of the Kent-road, malt-roaster, at twelve. March 29, R. Simpson, Crown-court, Threadnee:lle street, Merchant;at twelve. March 29, W. Abbott, Windham place, bliddleset, merchant, at eleVen. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. March 27, W. Stawpert, T. Ridley, and J. Brown, late of South Blytb, Northuinberland, brewers, leeleven at the Geor ge lnn, gewcastle-opon-Tyne. April 4, J. Then; and J. Gid dens Norwich, bombaaino.nsanufacturcrs, at four at the Duke's Palace Inn, St. John of Miuldermarket, Norwi7th. April 4, Field, Eagle, and Robert, Willett, late of Thetford. Norfolk, , bankers, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. March 22, H. Mullion, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Massey, Water -street, Liverpool. • April 25, R. Prichard, IJanrwet, Denbighshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Bangor. CERTIFICATI es- T. Crewmen, late of White Lion-court, Corakill, merchant. H. Hunipiareys, Late of Weirs-row, Islington, grocer. Jere- 1 !WA Slater, sen. and jun. and John Slater, Yeidon, Yorkshire, clothiers. H. Ellis Twisters ; Suffolk, farmer. Manua Lail, Chester, grocer. J. Marshall, Wine Elms, Battersea, tanner. T. Lea, Liverpool, grocer. J. But tenon, Drayton-inZliales, Salop, money-scrivener. J. Bagnall, Staffordshire plater. W. Save, ' Cheadle Stafford shire, grocer. J. Pe ck, late of Blackheith.liM, builder. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Friend and Co. Portsea, contrition, Atkinson and Cording" ley, Mt:Unarms Yorkshire, worsted-yam-tharrefacturers.— move and Co. Sheffield, merchants. Burrs*, hot Daniell, Norwich, 111 , Whay and Grierson, Huddersfield, dorapeet..t wards and Parrickson,Whitefriars,linte-burisnrs. ,ArsnAeld and Vincent, East-place, Lambeth, grocers.- .E. and W. Jones Mare ihyr-Tydfil, drapers. Jones and Hibbs, Depttbrd, brewers.,--+ Alexander and Straiton Leadsnkall-street watch-ntainns..i; Mara .and Wheattall. Loßden. Cross and 4 Pbandn-Whigry, City-road, coal-merchants. Smith and AldisiSaasex.place,= road, brewers. It. and E. Podda i rd, Strand and, Fen wax-cbandlers. Wilson and Co. Kendal, ,binkais. Clayallati and Co: Northatisbarland, ropoconkeri. . GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OFBRITTSIX a**, • ' nor rani niroittoruni), FoitbirWstit ending Mara 1, 1825, made up triadic Benin's of the - Inspeetaci in. the different Cities and Towns in Lag. land and Wasp. • .. Wheat 41. s 7d t Oats • las ad I Beans 2 5 s 7d Barley pis 2d . Rye 22s ad Peas • 51's Id PRIC i kOP pUGAR. The A Price of *oath ar Mnsostado Sew, eons patted inkhe Rstirtn . nth& id the Week ensiing.dth Manch, 1 0$4 11 40,414 4 s Pet cwt.ttichtsivaof Itiponntian Dillies. • • *MARRIED. Wednesaay, at Ledtow, the Rev: Charles•Colltns Cramp, to :Snob, third diogliter of the YatiVadt•Erotrile t Eaq . DIED. Friday, Pattanrillet •e :ion bet severe Muss, Mrs. widow if the late Res- ,01 'OM mother of t h e Rev, R. C. nomi, • •.. wia;; . - Moth 41, fisitptia, tha.MeliTseiselliillWaVe. George ;rliihssilnet7 -* e .Merck.4;ibili atopbeaVs, Contain s% mood . V! Slt MaeoltS, in coneequatee of as • on beresinek frecialdnie Laity Abaletanuittat osolandinbopel• of Bonbon, the . 4111.01;e5VaTirisi Mabe l Maim Lacy, Herefordshire, Vicar ve.„Paisbn, am. forserly Fellow of Odd CoUege v allird r • • Mcaday„,ot his father's halm, Rel.fieafreekEssur:saloi pears, Harvey,B.A.W BroseensiseeiestlsEt • Mask /kat •her ham* Strasamotreett:osettikldra.Vnlers fur* widost et Ake Use Idajor-General Catlin Crawford. - • , Saturday Wank*, 'in his 27th, yean,-Charles, seeeisd Captain Lyon, of the Hon: geot - Indis Company's Servitra. - ..i..• pi& • Itti•mit ,-, Udivasagai Hr. R, Haerisislethisen also, a , ,Itasabdusehlfletvimedsc, Mow llisnis, - .IIM w tiltheliinihe lounge I stash non di% BliveGiiitit 4 • REWORD-WM AND *NEQUALLED TRAVEI,LTNG TO DOVER, DEAL, RANISMITE, MARGATC,.ANII CANTERBURY. 'FOUR-INSIDE COACHES, AND KEEP ROOD TIME BY S. A. MOUNTAtN AND CO. SAIIACILNIVIIIIAD INN, Sidi NWEIt-STREET, SNOW: ... . HILL, LONDON - . , r tilikfialQWiUg Light2Q6 . lCaOdafiraabd44As, &c, - AL. -- • set out from ahfcti Inn;. - The TELEGRAPH, DovCr, 'Deal liimsgate *. lirgare, -13romhteire; •Cauterbury; Piiittellaitt; oitrgairthirr vs [log Coach, every taro 4, at at quastor-favt sqven o'clock.—ln coo. sequence of flit deaded preference 'Pea to the above C. , ach, the Proprietors are detersnbedoo expense sisal/ he Weed to raw der it the first conwaoce On the. leriCecsaA..i 7 .7.. ... • '...1 ' BRO \IPTON, Chath am , Rochester, GreebeendOt 'l, Si , tingbourne, kainhum, sad Ospiinge, every Morning at at. c2tast ter past seven, at Reduce 4 Faces. ~ ... . .. ... • .. ' The ROYAL EC.L1141 1 ., Falmouth, Plymout.l4 . , F.aeter i A e Truro, Rodmitt,'Pen , Adtburttii; Totn4i, Weymouth, I ha. chester, Dartmouth ,. .au Salisbury, every Morning at Seven s through Honiton, Apain r,Dryiport Illantlford,,4toek /whim ' Sutton, Batthgstoke, Hanford. Blidge;Blachicater,and 1ia...A,14 The only Day Couch to Weyinouth (driven through wick two Coachmen. only), through Bagshot, Blackwater, Basiug,toke, Overton, Whitchurch, Andovet., %Voodyates, cashmore, Saliv bury, Diandford, and Dorchester, at a quarter past five o'clock. in the morning, at Reduced Fares. The UNION, Southampton, Lymington, T.yndburst, chestec, - Basingstoke, Hanford Bridge, illackwater, aria Pa k shot, new Four 'aside iCosch, every morning at half-past saves; arrives at the Coach and. Horses, Southampton, by five. This is a most .delightful conveyance to die Isle of Wight, „Ter.er, Guernsey, st..lllaloes i . Havre de Grace, Cherburg, &c. Proprietors :sf the above - Vitch hope to receive a continuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the tom. mencement of the " Union:" The CI lAAIPION, a Nevi Light Day Coach, to Dorchester, in thirteen hours only,threugh ttagshot, Illackwater, Basing. stoke, Overton, Whbchureh, Andover, Salisbury; Wbodyeass, Cashmere, and Blandford, quarter past five o'ciiick in the mons. ing.—The Proprietors of the above Coach are determined n:/er-, pense shall be spared to render it the first conveyance oa t Western Road, BATH and BRISTOL Posts-Coaches, through Chlppentens, Caine, Marlborough, Newbury', and Beadiug, every afterimosi at (kw ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Condos Tavern, Thomas -street, and Swan, Bristol. early nest morling. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton), and 1 4 1: - nsol , :li, Reduced Fares. The" Umpire," a New LIVERPOOL Light roach, only I , one night on the road, carrying lour Inside, sacs out daily at one; Arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at live, t!ii atm% Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Wellard, Lutte.iweid, • llinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone. Newcastle, Knutsfor, Warrington, and Prescot. S II REWSB U II Y, Wellington, and Shiffnal light Poet Coad, terry afternoon (Guarded). The UNION, Weymouth, through Dorchester Illaattford, . Salisbury, Ando ve r, O verton , B as i ngs t o k e , Hartford EMIR, Illackwater, and Ragshot, new l'ost-Coach, afternoon ; at .11a . doted Fares. Packets from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherluirg, St, Moses, Ste. every Wednesday and S a tu r d a y afternoon stews , . BARNSTAPLE and Southnialton New Light•PostoCoad, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at - Shea O'clock. _ The" Rockingham" LEEDS Light Post Coach, gets out every • Afternoon at two, and passes through Baldock, Diggleswfdr, Eaton, Duckden,Stilton, W.ansfoid, Stamford,.Greedoins,Gra i a. ham, Newark, ,Toxiord, ;Markham Moor, Retford, itaiitry, . Doncaster, and Fer'rybridge, to the Golden Lion Leeds, nut afternoon, at Reduced Fares. • Luggage and packages only 44. per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedhion. of this Coach it Is allowed to be the most agieeable and complete public coo. veyance on the North !toad, being unequalled by any other. HA RRO WG ATE and Ripon new Light Post-Coaches, every Afternoon it two, and eight lu the hlorning. GLASGOW, Lougtown, Grette4-Green, Anstaw, , Dunsfriel, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquharalciin, Cumnock, Kingswell, al all parts of Scotland, a light four-Inside .Post-Coach (Daily)., The" Express,"‘to YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shit*, -. Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a new light four hails Post Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every morale& , by way of Newark, ltetford, D o n caster , Ferrybridge, 'fatless - ter, Darlington, Northallertou, D ur h am , M orpsth, and Br- i i wick, and arrives at York next morning at twelve o'clock, a Reduced Para.—Passengers - finding thentsolver,fasigned at tha journey, may rest What tinectlaey please, and then Owed .- without any additional fare; . ' . . MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, Four-inside f,Llsi Conk through Aldbourn, IL ading, Lanshourn, Purton,,,Lydingtest, l'ewsey, Wootton . 'Runlet, Itantsbury, Ilungerford„"Newbur; and Maidenhead. BILIDGENORTIL Walsal, Shrewsbory,*. and yt a i r . head, new Light Coach , eve ray afternoon, at R Sal educed FAres. The new Royal Patent Mail, BOSTON and Louth, them* Royston, Cambridge ) Huntingdon, Stilton, Peteyborongi,Dsop. ing, Spalding, Spiliby, Alford, Grimib), and null, eva g ni i t half-past saes o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter belare seven. The " Express," a new light Four-inside Post-coach, to CiiTt. • LISLE, Penrith, and Whitelsaven ; go • with four horses aol a Guard all the way ; passel thronh Appleby, Drones, Rem& r , Greta Bridge t Richmond, Catte i rick„ Boroughbrtdge. rag. ' bridge, Doncaster, &Wank, Bawd*, Grantham * Steal/oaf, Greetham, Stilton, Biggleswade, and Bald oc k. Sees oat la mairedpg, and perfrrns the ) journey with the greatest facility. at Itedtked Fiirei.-;-Passengers detained on the road by buil* er4llaisltre; have the peculiar. advantage of their seats' Wig „_. secorad In the next ,Co.ach The poly direct Coach to Cartide. The New Royal Patent Mall,, CA ill lOR IDG E, th ;mill ' Ware, Buntingford, Dockland,. and Repko% eVening„ halfillit Seven. o'clock, Sunday,, at a.quertir lasfreei • KENDAL, Lancaiter, Preston ' KarhyMidale ' Role* , Ohoiley, Orruskirk,' and Gazitang;Llght goutproiaches, curt afternoon. • Lisle Fouri i ilshia" POSi-Conti. Tip " Royal ExPress." ' new_ . to LIVERPOOL, in Ewen ly-tight hours ohlf„esnan s klip l ome . 4 ton, Prescot, Comleton. Lawton, Newcaatle,audgly, Iterxdsqd, I Stone, Seaford, and Litildfild, (only one night oti-ilta• road), every afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Head Iran, }.fit, , Liverpool, next evening; at seven,. at Reduced - Ares, i •- . 1 WAKEFIELD Four-inside Poet - Coach e s , everyll4ft --/ and afternoon, at Reduced Fares... , CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Ta ~. , . .. Northivich, and Iltddlewlch Light Post afi " SUNDERLA Np, Siocktawand. erne mr . °ll 4 , 0 ' Ge !'sg e ' ' - icoach_ rpt i d ' e i ,4o,o * P s- ,i 4 0, :-* cosai r z -: Ni ib THE 310:1 2%fte, . That on they will bi to Contract . _ The goat Mered at hit with a Fort No Tend Treaty, nor attends. PrHE S fully in Students rtes Admitted tai 1 Lawn:l,l l Smith, Q ('laaneello 4 Collier, Si S Jenkyna, 4 Jay, Mar) 7 Bromley, a Unit-, Ha 9 Pali'', Joa 10 Porter, Ca AT a All itt Amount of St Chatbtarn and Freathury, lit Cambridge, 11,:i Frithelitnuk, Philli Dewsbury, Yc Churning Regi Chiswick, Sun Steeple Nor ,J ei 'Nutt, Rev. W. Withiel, Itcv., &Ascriptions n Citie, Town land, and % Clothing, &c . Remitted from Clothing, and J. W. At a Meetin The Tint A general l'u anco to the sevt West of Irelanc reported to prey in the previous N A Committee begun as follow: Sir I rr v. a i n , c oe li 111 1 N Mackliaabh and Alexander and C 14 C. Al`Naghtti lkvidson and Cu J. W. Hogg Captain Macau R. Maxwell Ebartra Reed Bon. W. L. Mel Robert .McCHnto Mercer and Co. Laruktta A complete Li , en the 12th of 11 tJnd kmuch large the various diltan and Hindustan. count, said has be' India gompany ft • IMPERIA L By THE Abroad, are h * SOLD by the each, for erportir *lash W.nehout else. Its *uperior acc. give it the firs dirstrifity, and ee yards each, at 18d wide widths for Si 113' Families rei to send their order stances being nurni CHEAP G LAS thspectju! found much wenn ' Ptu doze] Gap e , 8 1'1dts is lfrn p 492 0, • Madeira, gnu 'Jan relit 11 4 IC 1 pplie WU of Ci. ' Thral . .. . - _ ' SUNDERLAND, Stochton,•and. Y a rn s Lltrht_ Post Om* every morning, tp the George. Sunderland , at Reduced Fal k : el VICKERS Moustrsnes" Express," to M ARCHESTER,WinsIow, COE %an to the Nobt glens's, Newcastle, Wald's!, Wolverhampton, :and ..KuuntlnOtl distinguished suppr new Four ~inside PostXnaeh, every. &Ramon (only•one nig% his present Situp, s on the road), at Reduced Fares. - . .• every Articlr in th SHEFFIELD:and RAtierluninesteFaur l inside Pout-Callti *its the luspectits, srery,morning, called": The Exprees,7. and also" The Rack* vial be found much ham," every a/ter:Mob at Reduced Pares. * Famili es, Tavern The “. se neyal ts wi tgate erpo 4 wtteraooo "antr:B i le carry lil in a g O&Lt four in K sid Light e only PtOs omit attar savin g , ü b a y re passel throu g h put coack Warwick, Leamington,•Southam, Wiedaarsb; 131 iYosent only, ventrp,4lseney atanderdvaul Tostreener, to the Saracen's H. 04 -------------. Bull.etrist ; Einalugham,..early the next morning at, OBS Re 4l OLD Poirr, cola, ares.Th4 N P orth 114". ca r...l' ve, H o a wden iww , lig ant r Dnarai lVibC ' i dire efi li ev i 4 : 1 7 11 :" 1" ,_ , 1 : 11: 1 do -Fei t zen. : Sr ir il a, dcw4 • l6 l ll * R dorda iri , dlght O'clock, to Else Coils Keys, ligitißOhirt, 21** ald - shi - . 11 damper of one . . , secluded will be f Itles 10•• Et elthgrhain k is Ott Aftitingantar two OW. ._ , • N r . .2 . . • HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddeeden, an* Cheshuni 001164 , ~. -, ..ma one dear at. Reduced Fa s. ,- • - 4 . --:1 .... • . - i , G. Madeira, Bo Assm. kits Is tOTTENffilif put Rdmestes: Osebsej *OW it,.. r.n r r . at m *T- P49,oetiot Istpf-paieltwo, Sok end eight. . -- • gfp Atßedeced,Fares to triedi, 'lark tn 4 Daiwasteeil#,.. old , . ~ suppamt Pacitagesilt enlTT: e irenti ve . etad elen be: - ~,,,,a a .& A. MoOstrans and . • i amplaint their ere Particuln j ar and the Publie i *at WM . net 1611 ? 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