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o t 11,7 i t , - ,e ak s `ksA * I S 4 , 1 akv•?,, v" -- Ar 1.0 p,,,fibn • 4 14 11 r: •,; _ 0 ) 4 I. • .~ SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1817 Niematn 9499. Pim!' *,,. %: •. -rrscr. AA MY. ALIEUtENANT of INF kIkITRY desires to Psel.strte from a Regiment In India. Into ono b Itheaud. Apply by letter (polt paid) to A. B. 73, Upper Berkeley street. SALES BY A l!crioN TWO OF 1120.04*. STERLING MONEY. AND ONLY 11,900 NUMBERS. GCARROLL (Stock Broker) has the honour • of tftfonning the Public. titer he ham toutraete,l with Ge ss...rutin? f..r the Present NEW 1.0 PTERY, which will be ALL DRAWN on 0v onth e AryrEmßEß. •rh e schem e tannins only t!,91•0 Nounhers (Two Tickets of each Number), ea.i possesses the foliowing LW of Capital Prises: Prises of are ......E32,00r1 4,00( 8,000 V,OOO 4,000 1, r. 7...... it,060 we) 1.040 80'1 lflo ...... Soo : ......... SO ed• . 501 • ) 10 ......... f,OOO t/ 14t nraven Blacks, each b ...... 3,114 The a*.love Prises are Al.!, STIALING C)NIEX. ract of the above Ai 6,00 n Pria,s, when Drawn, will receive 1•0#1) more, making I'wn Pri-trs of I:20,000. A:Nl:twitters. I+7 niAing a Double Purchase, may gain a artaguilicvat Capital of Em,oro. C. ZARROI,I, plows tha• finmediatc application . ..sr parti cular Numbers be made at his Offices. COR'S'I to;, DXFORD-STRERT, v.rhere 7,75, the last rev: of £30,000 ever Draws, was in Siaa.; 1. Lae!ly pe , tlished, In One Volume. Royal oe , -r i, price XI , in hoard% NST :2 UCT!dtsIS to •YOUNIG SPORTSMEN, X on the Choke, Care, and Management of Guns; Hi. , 1% rat the Pre.rrvatitni ni Gime ; Direciltvi for %noting Wildfowl; Z..c. Ike. a:. with a cond.. A' , ri !ziliesi• of the Principal Dante By P. IiAWKe,R, Th.. Steund E.l.tioir. wi.ll Explanatory Plates, considerably enlargol improved. I.cr.don t Prided for R. tionter, (~.neeesetir to Mr. Johnson) t. Paul's Church yard; and J. Ridgway and Sons, Piccadilly; to be had also at Mr. Jip.eph Manton'.4. (tinmAtr. 'this work has already horn .41 handvintelf spoken ally the r Reviewers, and in the Sporting M:tgazinog, that any t!.ing he mud thf• would now b c•tnte an ta..eleas iti•ertion. JUNI(' • IDENTIFIED. • This day was published, in 8•ro. will five Engravings, Price SI, A SUPPLEMEN T t. , 217 Ni OS I DEN I'IFIED, AIL contaiLirg ,:f ilancburriting and triter Plum trations. London: Printed for Taylor and Fleet-Amt. 0: whom may be had, by the 141111 c Author, Identity of 'UMW, with a distiogMahed Livin Character ••,%bli-htd, bet,. With a him Portrait, lis health. BRUCLPS GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY. 1 is day was publisSed t the sth Ediren, with very considerable Improvements, Pm, Ys. 64. nearly A N IN I'HODUCTION tn GEOGRA Fl - 11" and ASTRONOMY by the Use of the Globes an Maps. To %:ficb are idled the Construction ..f him t, ,:rid a I able of I.atl wdrs and l.ongitudos. Gy E. and I. Bit.o CE, Teachers of Geo graphy and the Mathenna• !us. W o rk contams, hesiae, the twist elute's., of a techool Ccoraphy., a complete ruble of all the Sea Ports nf Europe, their Situation, Longitu 'e and Lat:tu.l:, xport s, import', Ste. comp). tt, •kable of all the Towna of hugland and Wales, Scot l_nd and Ireland, the Pnpulation of each, taken from the last Metal returns, their Situ.-los s Trade, Sec. distinguishing those ft:at !did Members lo Parliament. Bishoprics, &c. Sur. the whole eiviitd non three Part.: the first descriptive of Geography; the 1,1 eontaeoing Problems on the :lent-Arial Globe, and the 3d tie Celz.tial Globe. London : Pri null for Baldwin, C radoek ,an d Joy ,Paternostes. row. A KEY to this Work, Price Y,. (id. sewed, containing An. ewers to all the Problems in the Geography, Ste. By ibors Banes. Reernily putilielied,by Dr MINT sOR IMO? v, price S. itmo. hound, ELII4 EN TS 01 VI. Ai; e and Srn exic L UItIOONOIALTR I ; with their A , plications to iirigh•s and Distances, Projections of the Sphere, Dialling, Aim:limy, the Solution of Equa tions, and Ge..eivaitc Oprrations inteni'ed for the Use of Minim =Ural Seminaries, and of first year Men at CAlrge. Where may be ad, in royal 4to. wit': the Maps outlined. price half-bound, or AI. Is. full coloured, Ore l's Nrw General containing distinct Maps of all the principal Stares and Xingdoms throughout the World, from the latest and best Autho sines; including a Map of Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and Canaan or Judea, the whole correctly engraved upon SO plates. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LET !IRS P ATENT. METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR er • BRUSHES, for all ►inds of Uses. The universal recep tion and unbounded Patronage (beyond all virallel) given to these Jew Invented Brushes, by all ranks in Society, Is a wonderful lastanee of their excellence over every ether Implement fur Cleansing the Had from Scurf, thereby strengthening. beautify ,g, and promoting the growth of the Hair. As Horse lirwhes, ney are approved and re7ornmended by Professor Colmao— bey are alike esteemed fur all kinds of personal Uses, and for ail Dome:tic l'urpo.es, wherein a greater degree of %:leanlinets will prevail, and combine economy with expedition. 'limy are also of the greatest 'cousequtame for Manufzt lire and Machinery.. and are highly appreciated by a number of the first Artisans in the Country; the superiority of the Pate it Brushes is so great. that (In comparison) all others are whely useless, as will be iroved on trial Patent Brushes :re warranted free from whale !sine, or any adulteration, and at the ::.nte price as genuine trushts heretofore made. To be had retail of the PATENTEE. N ) . all, Ca eAT MART. !Jo:soave. S , PORTLAND PLACE, and at 350, OSroRD• • TRRRT and al: respectable veneers of Brushes in the United :singdom. Same fraudulent Shopkeepers baying inposei on the :'eblie, both in price and quality, t•y .ellbig spurious Bru.thes, ideas/ to ask far 1. ME ITAI.FE'S PA I EN I' BR USHES, and tee that each Brush has the Prentees Stamp impressed 013 it— •• MereAare, PATRNITER," with the Royal Insignia. Whole- rale Orders to be addre.sed to METCALFE and KEN I', 49, Desn-street, Soho ; or T. C. Keut, Pol:try, Loudon. riIHE Publ.c at large are rant respectfully catl - TIONID aga'cist noxious counterfeits, composed of delete rims ingredients injurious to the itir. 'the Original and Ge nuine MACASSAR OIL it ROWLANDS', which is recom mended on the basis of truth for rem:v.:deg and beautifying the Litman Hair, and ; revents its being i n jur e d by fevers, acconche rants, violent exercise, traveling in ravioli+ climates, Etc. Each genuine Bottle of the Oil ii signi.d an the outside label in red lob, « A ROWLAND and Son,' with a little Treatise enclosed, and the price Is as. 6d. is. sd. MI ed, and one guinea per bottle. Also eath guinea bottle of the fa', oxiite; article is signed on the Goulds label the little: ROWI.AND'S ESSBNCIF. Or TYRE, WWI, never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in ItEll or GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, F.YELIRUNVS, etc. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BnOWN or UL.tCK, imitatitg the enact natural colour. ‘Vashin+ makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Lair with ease and secrecy : price ++. 7s. id. and lOs. 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for axportxtion, by the solo Pro rieton. A. Rowland and Son, (triter of Kirby-street, the lint turning on OW right in liattog-arden, Holborn, London; and, by appoint mot, by Meters. lin :ries, Titchhortle-strret ; Berry, 1 7, Johnson, 15, (herk-strout, Sdin ; Smyi h and Co. 117, Cattle au, Peirce, 57, New Bond-at;ter ; Nrwherry and Sun. ' 15, St. Paul's Chur c h y ar d ; an d by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders In Town and Country. Alt o Ileay be bad, a PP - 1 , h1;•. and entertaining rs+sy cn the Carious :,tructure of the Nemo: Hair, worthy the Petite of Pa rma. Prorrictua at &boo's, hc. let ice APUBLIC MEETING will be4l 4 ld it the CI of LO .DON TAVERN, on Tatman*, 14. h of August next, when thei.e Interested in the tinhjact, will eonsi.ler a Plan to Relieve the Country &um its present Diqtr...s; to Remoraliv the Lower Orden, Reduce the Po •es*- Rafe, and gra.lnally Abolish Pauperism, with all its degrading and injurious Conse quences. ROl3. OWEN!. Mr. OWEN'S WORKS.-.-Third ESSAYS on the FOR MATION of the HU ‘I AN CHARACTER. Third ADDRE4t4 to the 114HAITrAhrrs of NEW LANAKK. on ntruslng the Institution for the Formation of Character, Jan. I, IBIS. Third Edition.-OB3ERVATIONS ott the ErrEcrs of the MAHUFACPURINO 4YSTEK I:I the Press—REPORT us the Cressolittee of the Assofiatlon for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, ton! be. lure the Coommit ee td the Mimeo( Coonotomai time FIPW I JAWS• Also, A FARTHER DEVELOPF.MEN I' of mhe PLAN-.tan. rained in the REPOR r, wi.h ANSWP.iti to IBJEC rioNs; to which is added, an Account of the Elfm.ets produced capon the Fernale Prisoner, in NEWG k I E, by the Application in Prattle,. of these Principles, carried into Execanon by Mrs. FRY, and other Benevolent Individuals of the iOCIETY of FRIENDS. Alin, now first Reprinted from a scarce and valuable Pratt, " PROPOSALS for raising a COI l.' 7 .CmP. of I NDUiI'RY of all whet TRADES and HUSSANDIt Y; with Profit for the Rich, and identlful Lloing for the POOR, and a good Education for YOU l'Hi +Lich will he of .i,dvaarage to the GOVERNME I', by the Increase of the PEOPLE++! their RICHE 3." Polabahed by JOHN SELLERS, in Die& Atm, A BRIEF SKE PCH of the RELIGIOU4 SOCIETY of istmi l l.l l . called AICE-tS, ma .thEmiltlCAt rthlbitiog the, PECUNIARY PENEFI I's of COMUINIED I. lIIOUR and EXPEL Di IMRE fir Mutual Advanta,.zes, during a Period of HALF a CENl•ty,ty. Co. .ii.wed us Mr. OWEN by W. S. WARDER, of Philadelphia, one ot the liosicy of rriemle. Also, (AWN Ft PLAN ant! LAND ic A ph; D AAYa NGs, exhibiting a View of some of the intended Ei !ABU N I'S, with a detailed Account of the numerous benefraial Effects that will arise in Practice from the peculiar Arrangement. proposed. Publishes! by Longman acid Co. Paternoster-row ; Cade!! and • StrJeldi S. Hatchard, Piccaddly ; and S. Murray, Albe marle-street. 17ROM Lixury and Distipiti :n the :rind becomes 1. enervated, anti the body troon‘falls an easy victim. To re move the Decoders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and repeal ' env., and we trust that thirty years' successful practice in this peculiar branch of our profesason gives us a decided ouperiority near every triter Practitioner. In recent cases of syphilitic lam ' Lion. a perfect cure is completed to the short period of two days. and in those ewes of a mitre complicated nature, where other practitioners have failed of success. a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment eusieres to the Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. To those who are lahoering under a general or local Debility, it will be consolatory to know, thin the Medicines 1 we prescribe posse.. the inestimable power of renovating the most I ti-hilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the intlissi etions 1 of r.ut h, or by a residence in hot or unheal:by climates, too torten ' toy a We, or too close an application :ui study, et ces , ive grief, in . jailiclous eat of mercury, d;c. or should it proceed !rout an habi tual tendency to can oimption, three , hie restoratives will produce 4 the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer lasting Healls, Strength, and spirits; and even to the aged and infirm our plan of tr..l.t.sulat will afford relief and comfort by gently and safely Invigorating the system. Numerous cases of Stricture) have been, and are daily tinder our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer tain. and exprditiout mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. !he weakness, relaxation. and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily rumored, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Patients of ether Sex may consult us with the greatest honour, delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients in the Country, describing their case, and enclosing a remittance for Advice end Medicines. the same will be sent to alt parts of the world. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Garden. DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDERS, AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. ADDRESS TO THE 1'17131.1C. • IWILL not intrude the cause of my ceasing to A supply Mews. Newbery and Sons with these Medicines; all I wish to impress on the Puldie is ; that the Medicoes I manufac we, are those with which it ha. been supplied, from the time of their invention, to my separation from Mr. Newbery. My grandfatber,by bh Will, (the last and most solemn instru ment in a inais's life,) expressly stare., that ir being his intention to/on:rive for the 'benefit of his son, Robert Harcourt halve, (my father,) gist nerd aid tnfMoil of prepann: and foaling Ins Fever Powders and Paul, he hal alteAly communicated the secret and nieth.x! to him, and had begun to instruct him ; and in a Codicil to his Will, made a twelvemonth after it, awl only a few months before his death, he says, that so soon as cetta'n charge:, which he makes upon the Medicine, In favour of his other children, may bare been pail, that hi. son (my father) might sell the Medicine without the intervention ut Mr. New bery, his Fatinittor- I ask, is this cnnsistent with Mr. Newbery's assertion, that he professes the only Recipes for these Medicines; or with the idea that he was acqi , aimed with the secret and method of preparing them I Is the circumstance of the Public having been exclusively supplied, Pam the Recipes I possess, consistent sorb this ewer-' Lion If it be, the conclusion mutt be. that the Public have been supplied with spurious Medicines, whilst the Recipes for the ge neine Med i cines have been munitioning in Mr. Newbery's chest. Are these Facts consistent wilt any apprehensions, on the part of my Grandfather, that Mr. Newbery knew the secret, or hail any beneficial right, or interest in the prodoce of It r I will only repeat, which I do withinit fear of cusitasliction, that the only place: iti Loudon, where the Medicines can Ins h.d genuits.ily manufactured front the Recipes, irons %sties the I'ubl.c has been I exclusively supplied front the time of the invention of them, are, the house of my late Grandfather, the Inventor, No. 33, Bruton -street, and at Mew*. Butler an 4 Sons, Chemists and Druggists, Nu' 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard. As some little delay has taken place its my appointment of an Agent, and fiodmg that Mr. Newhety has, in that interval, (after exhausting the stock I had furnished him with,) sold Medicines of his own composition under my Grandfather's name I feel It a ' duty I owe to the Public to sacri fi ce my own immedi ate interest, by offering to receive such Medicines, and to furnish, gratis, too return for them, others, manutactured from the Rtcipes which have obtained for the Medicines the very great cilebrity they possess throi!ghintt the world. My Gransitather, when he n 5• Waled the Patents, announced to the world the specification of he Itt:ipes,(velliat was recorded, but the ntost celebrated Chemist, could never make the Medicines from that specification; if any one could, all the world could, as the Patent Mee i, open to public inspection ) but he was continually, as his practice *::g• Bested, making intprovements In his htedicints and I deny that Mr. Newbery is in posiession of the mane mode of floating these Medicines which 1 am. From me the Public is quite sure to pro cure the genuine Medicines; and I feel, that after an experience of 70 years, the Public will not speculate and adiniiiirter ridded Medisierr.in the dangerous disorders to whirlers:hie are apilicable. Mr. Newberg has lately failed lu an wtempt he. made in the Court at Chanetry to substatitia - e a Proprietorship lat the Medi ci . 6 6. Those Indy are my gentling Mediciuea which have my liznatorre upon the labels. Iltuton•atrket, Berkeley-spare, • B. O. G. 1101, 11117.1 MCKETS FROM RAMSOATE TO OSTEND. ,4:31 1 H1 7 . Pro7;etors of the untcrm •ntionttd '.-• Y - r : - JL hitt eailing Packets btg t o acq u aint t h e Pali.: that they will rail regularly ion Ramsgare to Ostend, on the days , peeilied, and that they are titre'. with rv:ry accomr.-.odation for k'arierger., Horses, C.lrriagvi, .cc and U ye by their endeavours to render he pa.eaee phne.aiit and agree.t!de, to merit support. The FLYING-FM, Capt.t . n J. SMI l 11. &tile eery Sunday Evening. rt.t. ELIZABETI!, CapNin S sails cvcry Tueslay PRINCE WATERLOO, Captain C. PAGE, sails every reeniog, Best Caldo ti ts.—Fore Cala'n lOs.—Children under ten years of ae,?, Mit price. Tile Own-rs not answerable for Maley, Plate, Jewels. &c. up. less shined and paid for as such, nor accountable for Loss by Fire, or.gee Risk, or of Navigation of whatsoever nature. Parcels, Coats, Baskets, or any thing tire taken ifl'i) the Cabins, will not be accomited for. as they are always CC/Mil:fed under the imme.liate care of the Passengers themselves. Further particulars may he known of the Captains on board; at tbe principal lams ; and also at the Foreign Packet Oilier, No. u, Queerstre.et, Rainspte. N. B. Passengers are hooked and Or !ers received at Mr Elli m'a, Temple Coffee-house, strand.—l ,, tormstion may also be ha.l of Mr. Bradford, No. Is;, Missorle.. Coaches set out daily from the Vent; le Coffee-tiou:e, for Rarosgate; also from New White lis.r.e Cellar, ; Malt Cross, Charing-Cross; George and Blue Boar, Holborn ; B , resonss Inn, I .a*rence Lane; and Spread l:a0e, and Cross Keys, Oraceekurch-sireet Packets leave Ramsgate far London daily. fltol2 ?lit UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. SARACEN'S HEAD 14N. SNOWHILL. LONDON. To YORK, LEM% EDINBI/RCff:and all Parts of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Hones, and keep excell e nt Tune, By B. W. MOUN t'AIN And C.). rpHE following 1' .st Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow II: The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Might on the toad, carrying, four !midi% and four Outsides, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrtvei at Liverpool mat evening at six o'clock, by way of Durotable ' AV.,N.ro, Lath bury, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hiockley, zither stone, Litchfiekl, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Koutsturtl, War rinvon, and Present. AMP TUN, I .ymington, Winchester, and Basil stoke New Four Inside Coach, at halflast seven o'clock in the morn. ing, arrives at the lilolphin inn, Southampton, by five o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle at Wien, Jersey, Guernsey, Sr. Maloe's, Havre do Grace, Cherbourg, SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffital Pun-Coach. every Evening, at Five Weide:h.—Guarded. WEYMOU Dorchester, illandford, !laßamey, Andover, and Baskystoke new l'o,t Cuaeh, every alyruuon. Fier Wey. mouth Paeietu to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sc. M.doele,tc.c. EXETER, P:ymoutli, Weymouth, Durthester, ha'onousli, Dartmouth, and talisbury New Post Coach, every Mei • gat Seven o'Clork th mug h t, A endraiter, Bridport, Bleu d 110 rd, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BGSTON,4lpalding, Peterborough, Seiko's, awl liunth.gden Royal Mail Conch, sets out e-ery hewn :4; to Oilmshy, and Hull. BAT II and BRISTOL. Flying Post-Coaches, through Chipped ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, 'rho mss.street, tnas.street, and the Swan, Brist o l, nest Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, Sc. LEEDS- new light Coacn, called the Rockinghatu, sets out every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes remark. ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Frrrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the mow agreeable and co'npkte Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquitar.Kilia l Cumnock, iiingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Poet C 33C : i . ( Daily). , YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New. castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard ! throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallertati, Dur ham, Mcwpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves tatigued from the length of the journey, may rec.c what tinte they please, and then proceed on without any add.tional Fare. MARLBOItGUGLI, Swindon, Ramsbury, Huugerturd, and Newbury Post-coach, at 7, fn the inernieg. BIG DGENOR I'H and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. CAR LI iLE,Peurn Is, and W httettas Ffl•lf inside k' Sat Coach, and a Gcsard all the way. s'a..eb throu4b !trough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Cattertck, Beitouglibrieige, Wetheriiy, AbrrtorJ, Doncaster, and Grantham. Set. uut every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest Gkility. Patieegers decanted OD the road by business, or pleasure, have the pc. 'dist advantage of their seats being secured in the next C 03.11. KENDAI., Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonedale, Bolton, Charley, Orniskirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every,dlter noon at Five o'Cluck.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutdord, Stone, and I.ltchfiel:., Post-Coach, called The Regutaior, every Evening at Fiv: &Clock, to the Suraceu'a Hiatt lun, 1).3-street, Live% ool.— Guarded throughout. CHF.S I FR, Newport, Wh!tchurch, Tarpnrley, Nantwich, Northwick, and Misdlewich Pint Coach, every Evening, a Five sect-mit. SUNDLRLAND, Stnakton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderi•ind. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wal4l, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SIiEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Cinch, called the Rocking ham, every Adorning. BiIitMINGHANI Post Coach, with a Guard, sets aut every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Euston, and hhipstone, to the Siraestes Heal, Bull street, Birmingham. HULL, North:aye, 'lowa's, Thorn, and Doncaster Post. Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Croas Keys, Mar ket Place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rams:ate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, 14 oelu.ster, and Stroud New Poet Coaches, Motuing, Noon, and Night. HERTFORLi Ware, ilude•don, and CL hunt Coach every broing.._ Ii'ENHAM and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at half Tact 'len, half-past Two, liaL'iait alga halt•pact :A:vet: o'clock. _W.%OVONd. To Hemel Hempstead, Watford and &implore, S times a week. lite•, Deceits, kiungay. Bury, and all part* of eviey Mci lay. Cirence-ter, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, end Gloucester, tidee tintesa week. Sourtampion, Wlncitetier, Iturntry, Lyndhurst, Lyinit,gton, Chtirtchurch, itingwoul, Fordin g :bridge, Winiborne,P.ol, laic of Jertey, and Gnerney W.tansis (daily.) Sunbury, Hampton arid I w . ckenhant, twice a week. Greenwich and Woulwicl, every day. B. W. Morma AIM and Co. mpectthlly accioanit their Friend, and the Public, that they will nix be accout.tabk fcr Any ?2rcelb Passengers' Lau-age, Writings, Plate, Ike. at tame titan kite P0..:14. Value, It lost, mei: erdinwod.oillevs Linen IA • • such .ind the linuraiire r zti tut actstcluigly,set the :;11.41‘ta's 1111:44 Inn, Lluon Loud**. PORT OF WEYMOtI 'By Order of the lionottrahle Contosissionero of his Maisstec CIIMEOIIOI, or liVigDAy. Alarm lc 1817, at Elena cfestki. in tint Foreno , .n. at tie Cos• o ns•H ou . e , W e y m outh, THE FOLLOWING GOO DS, rJui ATION. 100 Yards Silk. 3 Pair Silk Stockincs. 9 Scarfs and 2 Doll., 33 Silks handkerchiefs. 1 Pair Silk Sr ing r.tatecz To TUC rariatter UT TUC DUTIES Ur CLII.r 3.01, AND EXCISE:. 9U) Dozen Fre:it's Ihdr Rings 2 lbs. Arrow Itnoi. 4 Bags Cotton Wool. I t, P.ittles Wine. it Casks Sotatd• and I °ague!. it: Bot•ks Perfa awry. lit Coloured Prisits. I 10 list Cure.. Also. Two Old Boats, unfit for 4 ettecr. ••• The Goods mat be vaewed by applyior at the Cowart- House, two days previous to the ility of Sale, csq. sT; CAPITAL FREEHOLD iIiFAIE, with FARM-HOUSE. BARNS. S TABLES, and OUT-BUILDINOS, sad re.. $1 THREE HUNDRED ACRES of euclket Marsh, Meadow. Arable, Pas -WV, aid Wood Land. By Mr. ROBINS, At O.onraway's Coreml louse, F.xcliamte.alley, nimbi l l, on TuLa.DAV, Avgust 14, at Twelve reCluck, in One Lot, AVEItY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE., Principal Part Free ot Great Tithe, comprilirg Me PAR. :;014AGii FARM, situate it: the Pa Rh e West Pl:wrack, nor the town of Grays, in the county of E:sex, in the neception t f Mr. Wthiaris lan*, a resrctalik I roam, un Lefw., comirrtiera of an excellent Farm House, with Garden in From, mud Orchard, r•arn, ' , tables, and tab, r Outbuildings, and upwor Is of TWO litlNflit ED and Nihlt: ACRE!, it: rich Marsh, Meadow, Pasture, rah:e. and Wood Lam!, dirt& t mit ten milts from the capital Market-town of Roisters!. Ilk Liliatel is an excellent Property to invest Money. and is a.intlra!dy situ. ate for the procurement of Manure, and conveyance of p-o lute to the I (union Market, at an easy rat rise, hritig to the River I !tames. It is F-esurned Chalk is to be found ui on the Cane. To be viewed by icaie of the Teranti, of whom 1 1 .itt ruins may he h i.l; at the Ship, Gramand Av.lry ; Deism! Ptrii Ore, ; Ho , el, l'u t; Jt Buy, Chtltostord; White liitt, Itommtd; A: Garra.vay't ; unit of Mr. It ohm., War.votk..:v.t, Goldei-square; vaere a flan of the E•-ate may be seen. GLoucEsTEßAiiia DESIRABLE FR EEHOLD IF., wit's a 11WELiiNa. 1100 SE, BARNa , STABLES, and OUriILTILDINUS, and neatly FOR . Y ACRES of Ca:nt al NI LADD W and AII.ARLZ LAND. with COMMON RIO t I I . :, lly Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'i Cuiree-Housce,'Citargr-alley, Cornlill,no Tat tAll• DAT, the atSdi Augair, 'Bl7, at I eter o'c:octit, VERY ELIGIBLE EtEEtiOl.l) ESTATE, Land• Tax role, mcd, rerr the town et COLI:ORD, in the iamb of Newland and ti bing the County a Giouevstyr ; crony:sing a Mes•tial;e or Dwell ng-titiu-e„ cant(' Iletry•l itl , wish Cara, va'ale, and ntbtr Widow, wilt i 0 Statute Aere,nt Rick Alradow I and, and alvstd live &rot .trot Is ,lo•ocen.atintl of Mr. tt tel.ard IVlthr on 1.C114.: till ant t% 9. Al.,noeveral P.t.ct or' Mea.lot. tio.l,etintalirrz aho..t 11 Acr.s. in di:- of Mr. J i• Itetteehl, tittlld e and Ful:1, :o 'lir turn of Co.n.td. Et* Fore wvU watered, and ha, a i: ; it: of co.i.inn, in the 1 7 ..r...t • - f Dcau; this p.irt rf the clnet , y it toted for rite fert{::ty ul 1114 I, and at,coands w:th N 1.11.; 'l'o be viZtwe applizalon Ir. tt.e Tenants, of Vetn... r 3 ;.s 1. clears may lit 1::,(1, and at 'ha Angt.l, enitura; uf i.ir. 12 ,, 0ke, char. Rost; at the i:n s ts's 1 - leaJ, ttleneester ; Scar , Nennt:s — t (:come,Dean Arms, ef , riktow Ileaarnn Untsuutalt ; and of Mr. R obins,WJ!wtt k-eree, Gt.ltien t - Accounts have been received by the arrive 3 at Atti:lll, from the Emigrants who sailed trona Scot. land the latter end of last Spring for A tuer;ca These itittortan:ce men found themselves miserably dis.p poitoed in their expectations; artificers in woe d • ik iron v:ere the only tradesmen in any reque.t; or no dem •nd Lar lahouters in husbandry, betting or squaring of wood being the only source of (men de t permao..ot employment fOr any considerable part of the year, and the seasnii for it is now rapidly ex. piring, and a long w4itl r comi .g tin Kith hardly any r. source. In Irish and Scotch Papers ( s al s the Alattreal dilvtriirer) f.ee vessels advritised for the lahoids in the Gulps, of S. Lawrence, N trA tiA. and ll•iiitas ; these advertisements state to people wi,long to etniAl ate to Cicada, ifott the posts such vessels are bound tor ate on the high roadnO the pl .ce which they wish tn atii)n. at ; while every informed man kno.ei:, that to come loon Halifax. St. 3..hn's, Pietr', Prince Edward's bland, Ste. ( . 1.1: Lee, tti.l cost as much as to crane from Britain or Ireland di.. test. It is e :riv!Et!y to be loped that th...se facts may be gem?. t;ly known by all ranks in the mother coun try, that the p-oplt may r.ot lei astray by the chi caning of- American apen:s and the cupidity of the British o)Aners. TIIF. GUECEC GAZZTTE). . ALLANY, MAY 16. Wi• have h:kre us two number. of Irish Pars published in New Yuck, called 744 Egile, the colurnis of which are chiefly filled with calls upon the trit4 :n this country, "to abandon the snows, wilderness, fanaticism, and :0w:1rd:el, which ani•oy than in the Uaited Stah.s." Ti.e fo:lowolg is au extract fr9os one of the atfdr•••res to • !:e Iri,h Itmi;rints before or: " Your sittia - ion inthe CA:v.l •:ato.ratr.eularly hi theS•ate of Nrw York, is no .torte so enviable as your blends In Eat.Te conj.c tare. such o y.. 0 as Ventured here during the punstner 1816, are to a silo destitive of al.no,t y resource—mployo mint is not to be had, prov.sions are much oldier in price Max in Europe, though ma ly laud cauntrles .if ti at fair portion of the ate w.i Aug hi costequ.sice of an u dor sirabis harvest, You wi.„ w. re I van d 11.u.ranekl yourratees wit% obtaining setzlenicnts Es a ciAtniry uteri t.nl is so ebtn...laor, that say man may have es as b. may e whet° biiy at two dollars at , a.re; t h e pi.ssess as tuat.y thousai d mania. set acres, vAlich wou'd riquitc ..411111 thousands eit years in pe9ph, though tt.e mr:sa-e were In the um. ratio ; s within the last tai %via. sit in.tny weans of ;riot - Wog betel rt. is and ri ding to the value of the unapproprtate hinds sad hie task, .l fisse as well at the capital ruck of the Ittt, bi c— •u iair:ow I* ad pulley, or so poisoned is this. I u He nin s si the Irish tame, audit ;a a tact staneg the ruin c it re Amaritv ell United Slut. 3 11 their faces,tbat one it. u.a d thrso:l.nefare4 ant sixty-seven Irishiner y wunitn rid ch:Lr% n, ,non lsee r ,. ri Ile i to the s•rects of New litirk last whiter, if the Lici.ish tte vsniment bud not afforded them c by bestowing spo:s each individual laud. payiog I is expense% to carry Min to his sew ils mean, and tunsis!iiu& hood, stock and utensil:, to enable iitai to commence b 1 ..a his new patidiaon.." And c 4.1 uoi Le true I After All thjt we Lee !lewd f British 4yr,llllly aid Driti.h oprres,i. it. fotttvd of the HO', ca t it be ross:bie that B.irs4 hat ihttred these exiles, who Li' descried , VA; :1(410a$ of fautiae, sand given Mein tut cf ctsuiuty of ir.dgeadence :