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• 4 ,5, ' - • j • low• , 0: • • 14 4 ZVi • • • • • • i• 1 41 ow • • s t . fat. or_va Air f;r- Nr-liitEß 9520. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER-BILLS. Sowrn-Sea House, AUGUST 28, 1817. ALL Persons to whom the Commissioners have arced to grant Loans of Exchequer-Bids, are hereby re quired .orthwith to take the measures mcessary to complete the curities to be given by them, so that the advances to be made them may be Issued solthol:t delay. The Parties are to address themselves eithse to the Secretary of the Board, or to the Sol e:tor, as the cm may be; ,f to the latter, under cover to the Se cretary, WM. HOLDEN. Secretary. OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE, Aitgvie 15, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his AM JESTr, 0 WINANC.F: do kered s o give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pill Mall on or before rr!eay, the sth Jay of SepremSer nett, from such per. sons as may be w'lling to miler:lie the supply cf COPPER HOOPS for service of the► Department, IT a peritul of one year. , Pssterns or the Article; may he viewed, upon application at rithic r pal Storekee,;:r t e Odice !xi ;he Tower, and farther par. ticulare, together with the Terms oni Conditions of the Cod tract, mty be }mown at the sccreary's offi ce I n pail Mall afore said, any Jay, between the hours of ten and four o'clock ; where the Prop :ads m:'t he delivered sealed up, and endorsed" Pro. potal; for Co:'!'e ! 4 grin ," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth Srp:: rubel% at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his llchalf shall attend. O:der of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. CONI RACTS FOR COALS FOR THE WEST-INDIES. Commivariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Serember I, If/t') SUCH Persons as are desirous of cositi.acting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies to deliver COALS at Islands in the WEST INDIES, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this OfSce between the hours of Eleven and Five, gra deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, smirking thereon " Tender for Coils for the West loathes ;" on or before THURSDAY, the 11th lush but cone will he received after Twelve o'Cluck on that day; nor will acy Propcoal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the prices inserted in words at lutes; nor units. a Letter be subjnined to such Proposal signed by Two Versons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering, in the sons expressed in the Particulars for the due performanc,. of Vie Contrace. AMERICA. This day were pubiished, in one vol. Rvo. price Ss 6d. board., rIIRAVET., in ;he INTERIOR of AMERICA, in the Ytarii I snit, 1810, and 1811; including a Descrip• ton of Upper Louisiana, together wi.h the States of Ohio, Ken tucky, Indians, and Tenntmee, with the Illinois and Western Territories, and entraining Remarks and Observations useful to Persons entlgratkg to hose Conn t BV T R H RADfIURY, F.L.S. London. enekoptentillag o vise et* kstkiwtot Ttalootiptiikoh•fhatiliky, and Honorary Mentor of the Literary and Phdos Thie.ll So cities; New York. Prired for Slietwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and& Smith and Co. Liverpool. WHITAKER'S AMMO:MN OF UNIVERSAL H: FURY. This day was peldished, in Four !to. Volumes, price it& Rs. A N ABRILIGMENT of UNIVERSAL HIS AA. TORY, commencing with the Creation, and carried down to the Peace of Paris in 1763, in which the Descent of ail Na tions from their amnion Ancestor is traced, the Course of Cole. citation is marked, the Progress of the Arts and Sciences noticed, and the whole story of Mankind is reviewed, as connected with the moral Government of the World, awl the revealed Dispense tiest. By the Rev. E. W. WHITAKER, Rector of St. Mildred's, Canterbury. Sold by F. C. and J. Airington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard; and Hatchard, Piccadilly. 'lbis Work may suit be bad in Twenty-one Parts, at !I. each, either Monthly or Weekly, at the option of the Purchaser. BREWS I ER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA. - This day was published, handsomely printed in Quarto, and illus trated with 19 beautiful Engravings from original Drawings, by Sytne, Purvis, Liras, and Farey, Vol. Xl. Par: 11. (Price One Guinea, boards), of THE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOP/EDIA ; or, Dictionary of Arts, Winces . , and Miscellaneous Literature. Conducted by DAVID BREWnTER,I.L.D. Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, Ste. site. From the progress which has now been made to the publica don of the Edinburgh Encyclopaedia, the Proprietors have been enabled to ix with accuracy the greatest number of volumes of which it will consist. l'hey are, therefore, happy to announce to their Subscribers, that It will on no account exceed Eighteen Unites: and that no charge trill be made for any additional sheets, if thgy should be touud necessary to complete the Work. Eleven Volumes have now appeared, and the remaining owl wig be published at as short intervals as possible. (iro . The artklee In thy ' Half Volume are, Hybernation, Ii l , Jamaica, Japan, Java, Ice, Ile bad, I , Jedborgh, Jersey, Jerusalem, Jesuits, and Join s In the article Hp/millynamics, the various 'objects of Hydro statics gille Gravity Hydrometers, kullibriapa of Floating belies, Civinary Attraction and Cohesion, Hydroardc lustre- - stunts, Hydraulic., Modem of Water in lobes, Pipes, and Ca nals, Runnette of Fluids, and Hydraulic Machinery, Ire treated In a gain and popular manner, so as to be easily undentood by titoe who have but a slight acquaintance with Mathematics.— 'mon; the parts of this article which Mare never. beiure appeared in our language, are an account of Laplace's Theory of Capillary, Attraction ; of Gay•Lussac'e Instrument for measuring the As. cent of Water In Capillary Tubes; Vencurt's Experiments oo lisatiog Cylinders of Camphor ; Oirard's Experiments on the Effect of Heat upon the Motion of Fluids; and Pruny's Re searches on the Motion of Water in Pipes and Canals. The Ex- Perlman' of Mr. Samoa, on the Motion el Water In Pipes, are here printed, for the drat time, from the MS. of that cele brated E ng i neer , an d t h e Descript ion of some new Hydrometers, of Buros's Overshot Wheel, without an axle; of Burns's Sluice Governor ; and of the Screw Engine, erected at the Haden Act:l-work; have never before been publishesi. 7 -New 'fables f. , r facilitatiog the application of Dubaut's Formulz have also been computed for this article, by Mr. Lawrie, of Glasgow. The ar. erle Hygrometry contains an accoint of the recent investigatiousi et Gay.l.u.sac and Blot, and of many important discoveries made by Mr. Andasan of Perth, the author of the article, who has seduced into th e form of a science a sulject hitherto obscure and little uuderstocel. •Ihe ankle Ice contains an account of the Observations ef•Mr. tcoresbyan the Pular ke, and the article Iceland is written by ;.:. eminent Traveller, who lately visited that interesting Island. •.• A few Copies are splendidly printed on the finest Royal P....er, with Proof Impres.ious of the Plates, price Le. ass. tide tat!' Part, in boarsts. l'riuted for Wm. Blackwood, and Ornt, Waugh, and Tones, I .liiiburyli ; John Murray ; Baldwi n , radock, and Joy; J. M. kitherdion, London ; as:d the other Proprietors. Voiumc Xl.l. Pen I. will be pnbllshed early in November: j RURAL. SPOR rs. This day was published , In '' price .67. 17s. 6d. boards, or 3 Vols. royal !Ivo. price 45. Si. boards, a new Edl. Lion, of THE RURAL SPORTS; or. A Description ni the Pleasures and Amusements arising from the Air, the Fields, the Waters, and the Forests; bring Rules and Directions for Shooting, Fishing, and Misting, wit!, as Abbrestbiion of the Laws relative to each; interspersed with Sketches and Anecdotes from Natural History. By the Rev. W. B. DANIEL.. lllos trated by 72 Piste., principally from Drawings by Reignsle, ant Engraved by Scott. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; an Cadell and Davies, London. Of whom may be had, The Sportsman's Cabinet ; or, Correct Delineations of the various Dogs used in the Sports o f Field, Ice. With masterli Engravings by Scott, of ev.ry Breed, from original Painthen from 1.1!e. By P. lteloagle, A.R.A. lie 2 vols. super royal 414 Irk* 7s. Ts. boards. .t 1 THE BORDER ANTIQUI TIES COMPLE TED. This day were publi-hed, Pans 16 and 17 together, containing six Plates, and 2sO Pages of Letter-press, In Medium Quarto, price Xi. 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THESE comonnn complaints, so productive of dis., *Ms from costiveness, Irequent nausea, flatulence, defec tive appetite, oppression or pain in the chest, weight or pressure, over the aye's, Sidemen and great depression of spirits, arel speedily reliant(' by TOWERS'S TONIC PILLS. They gently relax the bowls, cleanse and strengthen the stomach, restore the appetite, promote digestion, and a due and regular secretion of the bile. As they do not contain mercury in any form, they are equally safe as efficacious, and require no unequal restraint or caution.—'lley are prepared by Jobs Towers, Professkinal Che mist, 6, Laths Wanier-street, near Hatton-garden ; anifmay be bad at the Genuine Medicine Warehouses In London, and in most Provincial price Ss. iisd. 4s. 6d. and Its. per boa.— The larger size% Insure a greet saving to purchasers. ES'. FEVER POWDER AND ANALEP fIC PILI.b. IBEG respectfully, As Proprietnr of these invaluable 1 Median:s, to inform the Public, that I have ceased to supply a 1 .-gars . Nrabety and Suns therewi th, and ttat I have appoloted as my stow sole Agents for the sale of them, both Reran and Wholesale, Messrs. Illq).Eß and Sen4Chanists and Druggists, a. 4, Chpride i _stner of !t. .P f utri_LAprEiltt _ard i i 'lold No. StilAhiMgsfitet,MOMW.'"Mßremr-m s taw DR. continued at the bionic in which the Inventor, nay late Grand father, Dr.- 'mugs, resided, No. 3; lituton.street, Berkeley. square, there the Medcines have been exclusively prepared for nearly 10 years, and from whence Mensrs. Newbery and the Public have been hitherto unlfaritily supplied. I beg to add, that in conseqttence of ;Messrs. Newbery and Sons having, since thought pi oper to withdraw from them the sale of my Medicine+, announced their intention of vending compositions of their own,' under the above titles, I feel I owe it to the public, to prevent, as ' far as I am able. the dangerous consequences of taking these pre paratioes, under the mivaken impression of their being mine. With this view, to my own serlotis loss, I have authorised my Agents, Mors. Butler and Suns, to exchange for my Medicines, 'such as are of the composition of Moms. Newbery, which may be returned to them. Public are respectfully requested to observe, that to enable them to discriminate between my Medi. dues and those of Messrs. Newbery, sold under the name of my grandfather, Dr. James, I *ball sign n y name on the label of each packet or the Powder, and box of Pills, that is sent in future out of my Elaborstory ; and that Messrs. Newbery and thitis have no :nterest or concern in the genuine Medicines prepared by me. Bruton-street, Berkeleraquare, • R. U.G. LAMES. 19th July, ler7. Non int VIVO', bed value •" Life is only Life, when bleat with Health." THEfinest system of Ethics is to vonfine within doe hotrods, and thus to regulate the PASSIONS; Ilflrelltraftled and Insubordinate they imp:y.olloy destroy those battlers which Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not annl. hilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best adculated to limit their effervescence. Every disorganisation of the hutnan relate requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is pronscreA when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the ch ylous and Interested) devote their studies to the treatment of those complaints generated by Imprudence, and the ebullition of the passions at an unguarded moment. " The strength of a sm• Lion consists in the health of the people;" but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri. cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we Mier to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience Its the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early acquired at school, before Reason bas asserted her right over the mind), will, in contempirlng his powerkh 'trainmen' susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the 111101 a annplicated state of exhaustion msy be roused into manly envy,' Intense study—immoderate anat.• ya-lnag residence in tropical ditties, and many °thee castes, will ttequrntly derange the silthr volts ST STLII4 , In Is* eases we can bold oat an assurance of nal animation. by rewasi which have keg answered the eingnime hors of pativits of batlisexes :{ !'bat bane ire human happiness sorts QIN 1112 A, en 7:41 treated Garishly., the improved state of Medical Science divested its antidote of those distressMs properties that us Imo rendered itiexhibidon uncertain and harassing. We best our method byabseriing to patients labouring under this malady,' that a few days only are required for the removal of early slap toms; that the most inveterate case wilt, yield to our re= within a month, and that in a person who only suspects Injured, the disease may be permeated altogether from appeehnip' a similar remark applies to many other derangements of thegemn vulva system, as' %archness, ulcerations. &c. especially str:etteres, obstinate cities of %bleb arc daily removed without the use of cats. ode or 'stimulants. Sonic peculiarnies '.llcideatal to the soft..r res. have not escaped oar attention; in "'Lich iniidness combluederith l efilcicy has sepeneled the means usually adopted. In 'fine. our system is unique. peculiarly met/ tic, and entinent:y suceessfuLj &bleated in this our native city; .setiooled in-our pitifeitsiabal , attainment by its splendid Medical chafacters; and having been able, petit:Many. VD compare with it di:1004410 the British Satiltal practice, with the continental, otir 7 pre*nsitins to superiority tin a !minas vre bay* selected) are nia une.l Sty experience, which Is evinced by tbi daily applications we t.::teve, even front Ohtani countries. oUss hod Ce. M. R. C. Surgeons. IS. Bouwerle-strent, First-beret, tendon. * so * For the ;metal accommodation we Jo not limit ourpelvm to stated periiklo of practice, %mu:milbe °malted at all ' , silk-. IWO houis.—eduntry l'aticr.ts are,tationw.dro dewribe Mantel) , their symptoms, &c. 'then ined‘ciae, iita advice, will be Imam forwarded to 1,1, part IA tilt VriCorn —A Bookman" errett.ll to acc...rmrr-:y !he case. Wi DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, izii! MR. CA ROUE will cnmm.nre his Winter Contr. of Lectures on ANATOMY and SURGERY on WE,. !MOAT, the Ist of October. Particulars may be knows by applying to Mr. Carpue, No. 50, Dean -street, Soho. Mr C. at home from eight tiU nine, from twelve till two, and from 'hire till four. PORI* WINES AND WHITE WINES. THE CHEAPE IN THE TRADE. HIriI()ILPE an ni7;:g.estah li shed ce d e. • brlty, 4v, Haymzirke , , London, respectfully acquaint their Customers and the Public, that they bare fur sale, fur ready-money, Port Wine, Old, from the Wood, good . in} . Sas. per smarm quality, and exeellent fight bodied White Spanish Au. do. - tICK per Dozen. Country Orders al.-rultil in on receival of remirances PLAYING CARD WITH COLOURED BACKS. THIS Improved Article, wArranted -without Cot too in its composition, Is only to be had of THOMAS CRESWICK, No. 16, Skinner-street. soar-hil.. London. The price of the best superfine \White Mogul. 4 s. per faun; super. fine Coloured Moguls only 61. pet dozen higher ; fipe Harry; 40s. Highlanders 365. per dozen.—Rolled Bath Writing Paper, which takes the Ink frenly without the greasy surface bu much emu puined of in Hot pressed Paper. The words PLAYING CARDS on the front of the House. Playing Cards for Exportation fret of Duty. FRAUD PR EV ENTED. 110 connneraet the many attempts that are daily IL: malt tq impose a• the unwary a spurious competition in ailed of the C , enuine Blacking prepared by Day and Marten, they ars biked to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is phieed so a Inspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the differs nee of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan A LACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97. High Holborn, will in future be sold la Bottles at ed. is. and Is. ed. midi, sad a copy of the Label left with aU Venders. DAY AND MARTIN. 97. High Holborn. PRICE SEVEN-PEN* S,i•ck•lir ker. 2. Cornhill. resi.eCtillUr acquaints iiis Friends that the new L •ttery will be all draw* in One Dry, to is of Sze rcitaes It has two or three pcceilil. dues, which E. E. trusts ill meet the Public .v.ah. Tin art. d Prizes of ..V.i),000, &e. &e. all Monet. Only ‘ , ,..An Number.— rwo I chili u• each Number. A hire.a,er of t'wo Tickets may gain £49,1.00. A di w of One 'hetet and Three Quarters 4'35,n00. A ditto of 01. e Ticket and a Half And so on. Therefore any Friends ch..osirig to enerease their Chance not purchase Ewa s •if • 'at Number. or any interned ate poi. portion, by making an (-Jr'? application a•aboee. where all Buil& nets in il.tt Public Fund, ti faithfully and expeditiously executed; si.ared an sold in the Last Lottery, 986 - an 6,393 . tesoo 4,2'29 1,0001 &c. &c. Besides Capital Prize% to an immense Amount every year for fourteen years past. NEXT WEDNESDAY, TENTH SEP l'El%fliEß. T AND J. SIVEW RIGHT request the Public U • will bear in tecollection, the numerous disrppoitemenes experienced in the la.! Lavery by those who deterred their piir &ace, to the Last Day, many hundreds having roe frron•Office to Office wabout being able to procure tither Ticket rd. Simi's. The present k.ottery, consisting of only 2,90° Nombeirs will bet all Drawn MX I' WEDNESDAY The Prizes all Sterling Money. Twd Prizes of rfiro,9oo, besides Sixteen dther Capitals! £40,000 may be gained by One umber, there being TIM 'tickets of each Thus an Adventurer may gain £40,000 9terling by Tiro Tickets, • £50.090 Sterling by Oar and a Half, ,C23,0t0 Stetting by One and a Quarter s selia.ooo Sterling by a Single 'ficke4 110,000 Sterling by Hal a Ticket. J. and 1. SIVEWRIGHT have Tickets and Shares no Saki! moderate Pricer., which it will be recoilec•ed they were the Arse to establibis, and they hope the Public will experience a repedtlen of that good Fortune which has so unitormly distinguished their Old-established Offices No. 37, Curuhiil, 11, Holborn, Is, Have market, and 141. Oxfordobtreet. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WA It-rePTICR, NWT. 1. 1817. . lit Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant Nathaniel Tryon !RA from she hall-pay of the 72d foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wale. I. r Wombwell, who exchanges. 16th Rediaunr of Light Dragoons—Wm. strums& Sais, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Lloyd. promoted. 6th Regimented Foot—Captain William Ronald. 00411 balfirrip of the 6;tb Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice William - Gordon, who 9th Ditto- -Captain Robert Edwards Broughton, from hatfipay of the Regiment, to he Covnon of a Company, vice brevet. Mijor Hector Cax.er..m. who exchanges. Slat Ditto-I•!euteuaut Limes Spence. tram half pay of the Roa gitnent, to he Lieutenant, vice Knox, who oubanses, rob. ceivilig ibe diß•rence. 115th Ditto—Lieutenant eiristoph.r Spencer Bream', from ha¢ pay ofthe Regiment, to he Adjutaut and Li e ut e nant, v i e . Thomas BoJamul, wt,e) exchange,. 80th arta—Lieu enant Charles IPiek to be Captdn of a Cum. parry, %ice titodatt, deceawel ; Quarter.Master.Seijeant Smyth to be Q iatter-Masier, vice Middleton, deceased. Stith Ditto- T Etisign Rickard Taylor, from lialf.pay of the 1046 kon s vice,pogne tigftt.A. 10. 0 . 1 444141141.,... itiEe Beigae—Leutenant Thomas Ease tlitikeke, hem ItttliM of the 90th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice 101. n Peter s e t. !tau, who exchanges 2d Wen India Regiment—gentleman Cadet Alexander John M‘l'Lerson, front the K. Military College, to be Ensign, wit out pm chase, vice Gl.ccrist, who is superseded, belog abr sent without TLVe. 4th Date —En•;go l't•rgtt,on Burrell to be Lieutenant, vice 000. dun. elect.% lei; Fre,lesict Adolphus Robinson, lieut• to be Ensign, vie.: Litirrelt. Royal York It....tie,ers—t:.nsigt Thomas Bank Pothetgill to be • wentit, v:c4 deerawd; E.& Deek.ois,Geat. t• be Pmsiget, vtr VotWAIL let Cral-ni Ite t i:ne:,t.—C4ptaln /Moo Pitt Son•ein, from the let Reenumt of I.tie Cluartii, to be Captain ul a Comp.mi. vita Oakes, who eschangts. RR CV T.T. Major Peter lindge, of the _NA' Foot, to be Liestenant•Colos4 in the itraty. To be Maki's in the Ann y—Ceptain George Antler, of the 74th Foot; Captain George Desbrosse, of the ist or Grenadier It., poem of foot Gsagds; Ci-ptato Charles Synge, of the 20th Light Dragoons. ItIMARA SiDtMt. Licutenai.t John Pennyciliclee ruitimisidon in the 7etk Foot is antedated to i Sih lan. I oils, hut it is not to carry bock pay. The Cimitiln nom! ut Ovum !Amcor, of the 59th Foot, It Ane.rew, and nut Alexaneter. Commiesions sinned by the I.nrd Lieutenant of the Connty ot St effor.l. The King's Own Regiment of Militia—Joseph Bonney, Oft. to be Emign. Regitmnt of Yeomanry Cavalry—Francis swlnfen, Gent. b be Lieutenant. B A NKR D PTCIES ENLARGED. Sept. 90, John Mi chat, late of Eatt•street,_Finsbery•Maritet, brewer, &o'er andel:airman, at Arse.. it Guild!iiil• Sept. tvi Edward Hantium, 'Fbraedneedie-Preet, Loharap and: insure:ice broker, at eleven, attnildissit, • October ad, Michael Abrahams, late of the M lea, Loam. merchant, dealer and chspntan, at *Wm, at Guildhall. Nov. 1, John bourne, ut the London Road, Surrey, chtleftail seer, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANIMUP rCIES iUIVILSEDID. • • : George CGmpbell l lift of Feneberch-vreet,LNAW4llllllll4lllllO • • BANKIttIP I . S. lola Lantdr l the young -4, of Within, Fames. farmer, 441. arid ekapinan, to surrender September 6, 4.0, and October lal at tea, at Unildhall. Attorney, Mr. lidarard Ms. Cloisters. 'I envie, Loudon. William Varier, of Leeds. Yorkshire, Merchant. dealer NA chapntaa, September aO, at the Packione lam, kfaddensgm, October 1, and 14, at elevra, at the Court Home, in Le,edaosu, Attornies, Messrs. Atkinson and Squad, I.ecds. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Sept. lulls Ansley. Star-court, Breadmrev, nterebnot, twelve, Sept 9, .1 Mamas Willem. Wessell street, packer, at ten. October 7, John Aldred, Cbertsey, peat, at twelve. o e. 4,7 gunnel and Joshua Unpin Barter, Billitor.sleare. verirebants, eleven. Sept. vs, lobo Mackeosie, Old City Chambers, mer. chant, at ten. Sept. 9, John Kenaledy Malewtt , Sweetiors alley, Cambia, bill-broker, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made la the COUN PRY. Sept. ss, WI. Km*. tam 'z'artins, posse, at twelve, at Abe Asiembly Rooms New Sarum. Sept. 24. Samuel Younge, ibefb field, mercer, at tilewen, at the Tontine Ina, rte6Cld. Sept. SO, Witham Boldly, Eirmingbass, glass toy-mater, at twelve, at the Royal Hued, lairmingham. October t, Jose, b Prentice, Shab. bington, dealer and chopnitn, at eleven, at the White Lion, Ban bury.. Sept, M, 1a n Spec rs, Birmingham, draper. at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham, dept. tie, Nicholas Beer, Mob. bury, draper, at Hgven, At the Kiug's Arne, Hyman& CERTIFICA I'llB--Sere 4. - Humphrey Revtosertift. Seat?. street, ratlike-4km °corm JaFlwon, jun. of tksbopagate-slims Vvhiuut, soriOmil• Matibrif .Wood, lieu, merchant. Robert Weimer, Langport,kotifolindem' Edward Butt , el Rotherhitlic Wall, I.lambtr. WAint Murrell, iLftet, auc:iurtn r. i 3 TO PREVENF IMPOsItION—TAKE NOTICE R. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, To NEWBURY, SWINDON, ALDBOURN, WOOTTON-BASSE r, LAMBOURN, HUNGER FORD, ICHIL'I ON, READING, and all Places adjacent, Daily. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, ItOM Tll6 SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. To YORK. LEEDS.RDINBUKOH. and all Pans of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keeper casein Time, By B. W. MOUN rAIN and Co. HE following P.ist Coaches, Mail Coiches, Sec. T set out from the SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow.ltill: The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the toad, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nest evening at six o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, WeHard, Luttcrwortia, liliackley, Athar• stone. Litchfield, Stone, hugely, Newcastle, Koutstura, War• rington, and Prescot. SOUTHAM P FON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basingstoke Nets Four Inside Coach, at half-past seven o'clock in the mom lag, arrives at the Dolphin inn, Southampton, by live o'clock. This is a most delightful cm.veyaitte to the isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey; St. Malaga's, Havre de Once, Cherbourg, Sze. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shillala' Phu-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blantiford, Sall/Wry, Andover, and Basingstoke Dew Post . Coach, every afternoon. Ihr Wey. south Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, m. Maloe's,&c. ' t SUTER, Plyronsgh, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmuth, 41Pensmnb,msd ! r elishes' , Mow ihns. Cowls. Marniatal Siven'o'Clock,t hrough Honiton, imlnster, Bridoort, Wandlike., Basingstoke, and Bagthco. _ . 401.01:1, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon I Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. . BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coachee,throughChippen ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn ' Bath, and the London Tavern, Tim marstreet, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Cooches to Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new lig ht Coach, called the Rockingham, Pets nit every Morning; carries Four Insides only. and goes remark ably easy, a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Raiford, Doncaster, and Fierrybridge, to cn Golden Lion, Leeds, nett Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allow. d to be the most avreable and complete Conveyance on the ,North Road, being upequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown Grettna•Green ' Annan, Dumfries, Btownhlll, Thornhill, , Curnisock. Kingswell, and all Parts ul Scotland, a Pust Coach. (Daily). 'YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, shields, Sunderland, New. mile, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight u'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tacicaster, Darlington, NorthaUertun, bur. halo, Murpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. MARI.IIOROUGIi, Switritm, Ramsbury, thingerford, and Newbury Post-etech, at 7. in the morning. BRIDG'ENORTH and Wohall New Coach, every Evening, CARLISLE, Yearn h, and Whitehaven Four inside P /st Cot ch and a Guard, all the way. teasers through hrough. Appleby, Greatabridge, P_ichmond, L'atterick, Beroughbridge, %Vedierhy, Aberiord, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every fiformie:, and performs the journey with the greatest Malay. Passenger. .detanied on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet ishor advantage of their seats being secured in the lieu Coach. . KENDAL. Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-Lonsdalst, Bolton, Cborley, Orniskirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every After mien at Five tiCluck.—Guarded. LIVER mot.. Warrington, Knutafnrd, Stone, and Litchfield, Post-Coach, called 'the Regulator, every kvening at Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head lon, Dale-street, LaverpooL— , Gorda' throughout. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchureb, Terporley, Nantwiel, and Miotilterlch Eow Coach, every Evvoiog, at • Eiv,e o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, apd Yarns, new Coatis, every 'Morning, to the Gorge Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Win slow, Coogletoe, Newcastle, Weisel, Pod Wolverhampton Post-Coo b, every Afternoon.—Guardad.. • *HEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the kt °Wag ihem, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, seta out every Aherne= and reaches air odisgbiet next day at Nom Passes by Oalord , Easton, and Shipmate, to the Saracen's Head,' Rea street. Birminghim. ; HULL, Northeave, Hosed's, Thorn, and Dan:aster Pees. Coach, every Morning at Wrist di, to the Cress Keys, Mar :kat :place, Hull. DOVER, Deal; Margate, Sandwich, itainsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham. Rochester, and *mod New Post Coschts, .Morning, Noon, and Night. WACOONS. • To Hemel Hempstead, Watford amiStatunore, S times a week. Beecles, Bungay, Bury, and all pans of Suffolk, every 'Ma *fr t.' s week., Abingdon, Hanky, Bristol, and GIOUNSIK, three Boqtliansprion, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Lymingtou. rah, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wiinhorne, Poul, Isle el t W i r 'Onelr• and Guerney Waggons (daily.) S T;Hastiptipii and 1 wickenharn, twice a week. wich aid Woolwich, every day. Tomenu and Edmonton, ditto. • . Maul/VAIN 411‘ Co . respectfully acquaint their Friends .and the Pubis, that they will ooc he accountable for any Parcel, •Piculiers' Ltiggage. Writings, note, /cc. of more than Five 'Pinta & Value, if lost, stolen, or darmged,unless entered as such 'Mid the insurance paid for accertilliel • 34 the ' 4 'rareit . . Head ilin a Scow-M:4 Loudon.