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. • irl: •••• • • - : j • ins. 1 1c 1 ti l • key .....-....--..........-. .i. ••••••••••• ......1 ......•17 . 0 Salim it ‘ . LE " 0333. .• - - 4_ -:--- -----;------- ----' i LONDON TAY lIRN, JANUARY St, lilt. • -ts 191' 7 ETING of "MERCHANTS, AI. II ntltneTOUS I. PI rANKERS,TRADE!ts, and others, INHABItANTS • the CITY of LONDON, held this .lay; Fir ROBERT WIORAM, Bart. in the Chair; is • moved by %MUT Pea eat, Esq. seconded by BOORT Esq. C ...nr, -- q. and s e ~_ .,,;••-d ~naniannualy, That the following Declaration be I :,1 1r I.'iis Meeting, and that the same do lie at this Home ...,,:..it , :res: . . • P i .t. ..t. e , the undersigned Merchants, Bankers, Traders, =4 la- i q t.;:anr: of London, deem it to be incianbent on us to come' ' ' ' .' h declaration of our sentiments on the present Cede , 10 - v. It a 1 ~ .. :!iic -falls. t '.. V- are far from being insensible to. the evils which at pre. ' , l ps• alert t eeryillia-s of the• community, more especially the il i h .,. ..- i -.Vs; we' are anxiously desirous that every practicable ~ mo p niay be used tor alleviating their dists.esses; mid we es ker. • m * ~, .ruin. hope, that thewMbarrasunents with which we ) t un a hoe to rrurgie will, by the eiti rise of a wise and enlightened t • rt ik • ice 40,00411 1 4; fluid - that theagricukure, nansfaareres,andi r c , of the country, will, at no distant period, revive alit. : ,.,,,, g rce lid- h• t ~ 7: are satisfied at the ume time, that nothing eau tend e; •: :I retard the accomplishment of our wishes asid , bdpes, than de r - • d 4 which have' recently been exerted with too much -avo-ir • rot .:, by designing and evil-ntioded men, to persuade the pi-. that a remedy is to be found in measures which, ender itc , ; ..it pretences, woo' La effect the ourthrow of the Constigu- t t,, 16, thew endeavours may be traced the criminal excesses elicit havc lately disgraced the Metropolis and other parts of the ) Lilac; and the Aill more desperate mad atrocious outrage which lot gaudy been committed against the sacred person of the i . :'rte agent, on Os return from opening Parliament, in the At:cise of dielunctions of our revered Monarch. " We cannot adequately express our abhorrence of these =or. to whim, wickh, if not repressed, must lead to scenes of anarchy a^l %v.:AO, too'appalling to contemplate; ea we feel it tabs 4 .i.ler.:: and Imperious duty we owe to. our country, to pledge le 0...-dets irdividually and collet - de*. to support 114 just easmise of the authority of Government, to =MUM the Oimeduiaten as by Lie established, and to resist every attempt, whether of malt et ..isier.c., that may be directed against our civil Deny and r i err social pte.." . ti To which the following names were Immedlateirmbeetibed s re Pollen Wigrare John la& • Joe. Timpani% ;y Henry Peters William Lewis A.. Pole b e !ferry Home N . Chartings= Thos. Hart Kemble Jeremiah Harman Thomas Bainbridge Wm. W. Prescott 1 :initiel Thornton W. Borradaile J. B. rayier Cr Bee on Long Isaac Miner B. Grabble ei 'Berms Ntave John Ede P. Pole !.. /An Whitmore Jelin Bond Charles Flower Heariiimman both. Paulson. 'Mantas King n o : 'ho Maitland John Morris ' Henry Smith - xiniam Manning Hashed Smith "llamas Murdoch ts, ( - etre Domes Max. 14. Kymer John Bowden as Ftiward Whitmore Win. Stanley Clarke Fran. Pitney Martin to W. liana Berard J. Holley Palmer Inc. Masterman A. EA honeen • Richd. Mee Riders . John Whitmore, ".• Charles Grant J. DanieU Jun. °/1 T. Rid Rich. C. Plowden James Corbett it. J. Banntrman John Teltord Jahn Male y e Edward erirry John Jeffery Isaac Currie Icieph Corson John Hull Wns.Thomak 'I holm Wilson Guiles Harris Was Ls Otildsreild • 1 lhorokil; • Crazies &tamp* Wm. ping L. ii. l. tn , :ray Paha Thomsen Joist Tbumne s. .I. T. L. Melleflie Samuel Buddioston Thema Taller t• George Ranking J. A. Rucker - Thomas Leo& )41,i)* Ranking William W..rd Jam Wo.tely n• sitred Wyatt "; bons & Roberts , Jaines.R.Corbett C. 1.:. Gordon Robert button ' Chas. Campbell it b...rge :tanking, Richat,sl Rettwoll Thos. Kemble : t . jpII. (lagged Haabury C. EJtoa Piestatt i i, R. Li. Lawrence Gem Grote Jolts Croton ::roes Hatiord J. H. 'Cristo* ° John living t o R. hat Thorley W. Merdall David Powell .r.hiCarstairs George Raikes Danl.; Miklind St Edward Harman Henry Horn Henry Bauhaus id I r`:,: tab I.l.opatin Harrison John Lavicusut Ass. T:armes Gal:shell Nicholas Garry derdon IN Lairs Warns George*Blackman Henry Davidson , - It. Astra R. H Marten Gerard de Vione I' 0 (arse Field J. C. Yowelt John J. Helloed n J. nith Wilson J. M. Raikes James Laing t, I, i!am Mitchell Niel. Pearse Aims Bartley 4 1 Efi , j4fainSbwor • S. Eloarquet Wis. Zavis ).1." ph Mittliitt Peter Free lama Camehell .b.vd tiiirdon Lewis !Any I Richard Lewin 1 I•*ward G o ld bm id IC. H. 'l' ureter Ahr, Mello ~_. it Jaell Naucatia William Cotton Wm. MeUtiha6bitel- Is dim Bruckfield ' NtewanMajortbants welt ' • . j Abel Actin Gower Gee. Hearken John Pewee. • • towel Eni.v.;.el Cbr. Richardson, John Mills, • 1...1ien M•tieri ell ion. Wm. Holden I. I'd.rard Butmener George Kinloch Wm. Hair= t :Liu flannels Wm. Whittuoie R. t'. Prichard t &fajafen Barnard W. Mute:man Chas."Pleschell. 1 A Committee was appointed to carry the same into exectetion t , I Sit powu to e dd to their numbers. -five to be a quorum. i ROBERT WIGttAM, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, 6 kra.lved, 114.4 the Thanks of this Mewing be given to the l' °salmi:tr. for his able and impart al conduct th the Chair. ' e a-- t Fr HE DECLA.RA:f IgN of the MERCii AN rs, , . .11. BANKERS,4 WADERS, and other IN liAill iANf$ • 0 I 1 . the CITY of LCJNUON, LIEA FOR biGNATUREIi at the London Parent, in Ilishopsgate.creet, where it will rennin for seve :a t day s. r 7 LOYAL AND iNOIXE:IDENT • LIVERY. . i trliE ADDRESS of the LOYAL and IN DE- PENDENT LIVERY of LONI)ON to HIS ROYAL ; I .:CHI, lath I 11K PRINCE RKOENT, on the present Stare of 1-0...1it Affdri, hes fur signature at the Loudon Tavern, Illihope• i tazeitreen, and the Lotion Coffee house, Ludgate-ha • By Order of the Committee, • London, Jan. SI , I et rt. A. D. WEI.CH, Seuetary. i:1 MERUHAN IS, BANK Ells, ACCOLJN TAN CS, &ea , any se:hi/Ned, in Imihrial aro. rice sel. Is. boards, by Battlvrio, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-raw, ' A.43L ES of•EXC HA N(;E, UNIVERiAL IN- lEkts I .&c. sheteing the vaitteof foreign Moines converted 7 2 S:er:ibg, and the contrary, at the established Pars ' or A: any !Iss, endyire er to Ireland, the West Indies; Car.la, Gibraltar, "itdui. 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Is. beards, with-Plates by Sowertsy, A SYSTEM of PHYSIOLOGICAL BOTANY; ..Cl by the Rest. P. KEITH, F.t.S. Vicar ot Bethersdeo„ Rent, and Perpetual Curate et Atm, Yoriisidre. *„• The work washes d four book* arising out of a very na- torsi division of tem subject. The Ant bin* treats of the external structure of plants ; the eecond of the tetanal 'maitre, or ana tomy of plants ; the third of the constituent principles of plants; and the ton ed+ outains so explication of the phenomena of vege table life and death . Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, ani Joy, Paternoster-row. illaitaris published, Handsomely primed in One Vol. ao.peice, in beards, 10a. Id. SERMONS preaciteittt WEL BECK CHAPEL, St. Marya.honne. By tbe Rev. THOMAS WHITE, M. A. Minister of that Chaal.and late Vicar of Fiebrallans, Worcestalsbire. Printed for V. C. and J. Rivington, No, IMP. 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JL,' ./hEifilZe• containing a famlhar Vivo of the important.* ut Religkin 1 the Works, of Nature ; L4s;Natvsal and Jittpes.inwstil Philosophy; Geonsouy; Oeogtsphy and As moony History sod Chronology, &c ewes • By THtihiskti T&GO, • Editor of " FL New Cor000logy." ig • no Editor ha. spared r.o pins to coMpress Into alma co rats, nwerials gle.o .1 from a vio.t variety of worms, and bas fixed the price tow. so order disk every youth, who Is degrees of arqu.riog u<elul knowledge, May possess it. 'the luilowiog is me IitUCHP a ' nlaol encomiums on the Work : " Iby is a Book from which he who knows nothing may horn a great dell ; and he who knows, will be pleased to Bad know - Isar reallod so has m ntl in a insigne that is highly pleasing." London t Printed for "T. Harris, M. Paul's Chnrehlard ; Shdtrwootl, Neely, aud Junes, Pa etnostor row g sad tko Sdkor, ECheapsile. ONLY Ols littlf 'IA DRAW. TWOrr CAPtirfiL . R'rzts—musT ALL iIE DRAWN THUR/WAY. TDISK tailViactor), respectfully . informs the • ruble, the Lancet his but ONE more Day to Draw, via. MUM THURSDAY, Silt of '1 his Mouth. Tht Wheel taiutessuly rich, it its onavains . - • One oZund ['rite of Vinisky * Thourand Guinea% One .......Plizo or Pita 7 bousand Three of Ostulisousand Guintis, On. of Fke Madrid Ovine.' Three of Fner %nuked 01 Pour Of like* Hundred Gainsay denn of Tiro Hundred 0. Ben& Prises of One Hundred Ouhseas. rke.doe.-=All a which mug be Drawn dint 'lluredaY. •,* T. DISH has bis knurl) the grunion°. a anibeatilei to *me Persons who favaiir him with their cemmardi; that his Oacos stand unrivalled fur Miocen e as babas already; in the pee. sent textety, distributed ansnugst his bust &ludic, the Pubtk. no he, than Forman Capital Prizes, and be kip's, un Thuisdar orsigoo double that number:a-Warrasred [indrawn l scrims sti ll :44lz s are on Sat: at W Wires 4.Cerilhingmad it„Chu and by Milis-Arnis to 04 Cnissitry. - • • • • EiTRAORDINARY WHEEL! TWZNTY CAOI TVS! AND ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW! iWEBB requests the atavisms of all Lis Friends • tome priiiest ettraordioary Rich Sire of the Wheel, with 1 rein of 110.030 Deduces. 1 Prize of 3,000 Guineas. 3 Pr ises of 1,000 Oularat. 1 Pr ze of 500 Dubois. . 3 Prizes of 400 Dalai& 4 PrDes of SOO Oulneas. 7 Pruies of 203 Gallia'. Re. ace. The whale of the above MUST be drawn ON frIURSDAY NFX I ! On wheal Day ,he Lartery well finish. . Tickets and Stares, %atrained Uitdrawn, are ou Saie at tort 61 WEBB'S NUR! UNA FE OFFICF.s, 9, COANIIII.I., or 17, I.UIIUA FE-S I'REET, . Where Ale. 935, ibe lu,t Mot Hey I.:riz c aP ,Elti4ubo, was Sold In bbd;res. MANOR, LIBER AND HUNDREDS, IN THE COUN FY DORSE TO BE SOLD .IN FEE, A' PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE • MANOR of STURMINS MAR SHALL., with the Corn bum, Right of Fishery in the River stour,thief Items, Royalues, Perquisites, Privileges, and Appuseinuices, thareutro belorigiag, one third part of the Li berty of Szurniitoter &Indult and of the Hundreds of 'Loose:- barrow and Huniaeds Marrow, with the Court Leet and Per inlistes thereof; al,o the auta-ely of a new Nick built • Farm House, and ether Owelhog•houtes , anal Cottages, several Oar. dens, Spas:Aids and Wands, in the River Stour ; the Sc.te of she Manor Mills, Cu v ppices and valuable common Rights; alto hbpst (170 Acres by es• inmion, of Arable, Meadow, end Pasture Lan*, yids inrluabie MOdis's in fish of 'Tithes. Ali situate in Ike' Pyles of Suer:Mosier Mariam', berieen Bisndford and Poo* and adjoining Wituborua idolater, in the mow pleano: end &drudge pan of the Cowry of Di:tsit, abounding• with Poor, Very geed Fishing, and war two PaCii of Fos-hottuds and Pee rub of Harriers. • 4 ,- 410 beautifier. Ithser Moot *du Medial Bridge to bestir Canal *nos the Sleuth. sit Sew ppenderlds ; the Teregihe paideetinnegi she Maser, and it is only lee miles 'TOM tie great Western Road. beVrendsorettil be ,tound treethy the attention of a Gentle &au food of Henting.dhoodes • orFisaing,and not unworthy th e holier of any Goutiison loellicti to fey out strawy iu Umpur chase of Lou& The kalue would be much increased by ah Inclosure of the eonunocable raeture ind Arable Lands lu the Manor. (wlstch it to peobible will in I abort date, take place) as all die uninclused lauds are remarkably 'stud, tbi;Meadow and Pa tuce of use nr4 ' Talky, and west stippled with ateter, and the Arable wed cal. ciliated tor 1 uruips and Harley,or mbar Coen Or Grain. Mr. Henry looldne.the Tenant will show die•Pre name, did to porthaes or tor far th er particelira, application to be lamb to Mr. Magmas*, Solicitor, Weveliscombet aumerset. lanuaty ito, lit 7. FOR COUGHS, HOARSE MESSES, ate. . R. GRELNOUGH's PECTORAL LetEN: 1.11 GhS of TOW; the great demand for which, after dtty years trial, proves .them a superior rentedy for ad Coughs, Hoarsensmes, Sera. Throats Astfonatle and -Cooltunti.ivet' Complaints. ... rile lenuinv poly have R. Hayward printed i the stamp, by whom they a prepared, as &memo*. tb Mr. Oretwough, the Inventor. Sold In boxes at is. i id. each by his appointment?* F. Ile*. bevy and dons, St. PatireChurch-yard; Sutton and Ue. Bow Iburchlard; Bayley arch Blew, Cockspur-strect ; Nil, Reysl Es • change; Ward, 924, liolbern ; Clarke, 1149, Borough; Sanger, ISO, Oalerdctreet; make. SS, ; Barclay's, Fleet- Market ; and the Venders of genuine Medicines. Where else stay be had, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TINC TURES for preserving the Teeth and Owns, and curing the Tooth-Ads, in enlarged bottles at ts. dd. each, with R. Hayward, Signed ea each stamp. • .-- 1 ... lit Old novisd realm lids Candkbis imperd, si non his Stare mecum.—Hot. T 0 regulate the human passions, not to destroy ...., to give them a proper tfirection and a doe force, iit. stead of Vainly attempting toeradicate them froth our nature. or Whit , and Wpm*/ pretending to divert them Into new than. itels..4l the business of a rational motality, dictated by the pre ease of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclusions of the YomAnit philosophy. it is unnecessary, after all thst bas been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in dicate those disc- ies that are brought upon the human body sad mind by indulging to mew in wheal pleasures, and particularly by 'snowing in a pernicious habit too often acquired at School. It more center= the private happiness of indivitluals and the general prosperity of chemistry, to announce to the Public, that Fired $ bag sad extensive pectic, in this. wheeler branch of the Proieseion, we au with this greatest madames assure ail Punkas and Guardians of Youth, and those perinea who labour antler a general or partial debility and derangements of the li: a avoos Senna, whether predated by this habit, by immense s a keds. ST PKILITIC infection. histempersm libtiag. or reehleame ha bet clituaeet,44 truesse to 'tally, by immoderate grief. or by excesses of any . that we ism it in our pottier to eihr an vatirely new method of cure, without the samliest use•ef 114 t SMOLT. which his al the varieties and in all the stages of these compialets, Issaistiseel to answer **mow seagoing aspen. hosts of Pashtos of bath Seam The earassams and anxiety with which the world has long looked foe m greet a desideratum In the comforts and improve. meats of- a pasha otnd enlightened age, as that of 'ben of skill, talents, and larigrity, d.voting themselves reclusively to lime diseases, is mimed by the eager applications our advice and me &doss Wish wet. are duly receiving front every quarter of the ware/. In Ellght mid recent tales of Syphylnic 'ideation, a per , feu cure is aempluted on the short period of two days; and tho,e of the unman lartemeacy,wherember Prartitioners have failed, a proper poreeVINONICO in our plan of treatment, 'inures to the pinkest a me a rtidteal aim &dames of the Urethra, from mono twenty youradaration, are byour superior tuethodof curs, permanently miaowed in the course of three weeks. Patients of either sex say consult us with the greatest harmer, seamy, and delicacy, at our house, No. 107, Maiivolordem— Paints In the coutatry, describing the nature of their cm!, and Inclosing a retnittance for advice and tvedioncs, the same wilts* unit to ail parts of the mull CUR K if...od CO , Surgeon% No. PI, liatton•Gardem MONILV. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen. &c. Marla supplied • arid! Meney to any (.mount. on trent, equal to mortgage ; speared on Freely/IJ, Gopyhokl, Laasbot.l Land, or Llotresi Money incise Ffinds. Matriage Settlntents.. Widows' Jointures, Clergrassii'Lliiings, or any osier Prepay. Yersonscf respect. ability mei be arcommt.lated oti dish pesittesil %entity, and the buiiness enniplend without expoistrecir delay. Application ftont raelss is two. or ietten (rst.pabi) addressed W tfeista. Wills Sad Co. *.otsth.strast, Bart ebry.stpiato. f:tREY HAtR in early Me, .aohleh . :. has aler4ys N.. 11 ben enosk!ered 00 reit a drawfwarV• terplitional appear. an .a, Is likely in 'inure to.beveat arty Seen. as • A fklblSON':'• V.V.;E DYE ' Will intmedi.tely chant,. it. first to a brouta. anti by a further application to a !vatic; so permrnet•t, that .:nthutit cast. pos. fitly ramt4e the eoluur. price Ss. itn. 61 and one gtinst•a, by James Atkinson, Perfumer. 14to. 411, Clertard•ctreet, togio.tuittarg, Loadoit ; and by West Perfumers and Hair•titets, rs.. Me a.. abet, Is said. A nu NSO SeS CURLING 1 2 1.1.7113, Wen &swim to lama of the Nobility ao•I Gentry for restori:nz the lotir Sirre It hat Nl*, off from ilittest,pertplrati.o. du n e of oilsrstio,.istkice. • I: eke frors-le intim .attrr, and ma c e se diet n irAirs e tt':4' ^ ie.piit 111% gtel dues* Anti,* :a dattelop, wabtattr. &c. or to damp ttrz:her. pries rA. 6.1. i Lottlr. A ' a'Stiltrff NillitOZl Al, AOAP • lrersurrec Freckle., flardrire., Reds:es; &e: fre7nthe Skin. prs. :sent% us &sapping -.4 teakvs it Knrosh, 'Art and white, pr.ce Is. per spare for Washing, and In tikavir.g Clkcs prize 9d. Is.. issd Is. bd. rad:. N. 13 An a.lomance nn rating a 193nthy, or for Emorratton., SARACEN'S HEAL) INN, SNOWHILL. UNCOMMON . CITF.AP TRAVF.I.II:4O. 11 EDUCED FARES, by the Ohl 13LENHEIld light Post Coach, to Ostori, Woodstock, and Whiey, through Beaconsfield and Wickham, front the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow•bill, Lon.!..n, every Moining at a quarter past Seven o'Llock. • The I.OltD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RINGWOOD new Leg Day Coach ; sets out at half past live o'clock ID the morn:llg, and arrives at the Lonina 'fiver it, Punt, early the smut *ev • g; through Farnham, Alt on, Alresford, Winchester, Want. bey, and W 4000114... At the 1.... peg of the Inhabitants. the Coach runs in a 'day, from Pool, Wnoborne ' Soc. previonsly 10 this coach starring, passengers were obliged to travel by nigh . g, 'The I roprietors willondeavour to Ate. it the patrona g e o r t b.„ 6 , Kies*, who !siva kindly in.t. mated their desire to supposittida kotleern. Sot r I .ytningtovi i Winchester, and 13 44 i ng sy c k e New Four Inside Coach, at eight in :he that nisei, to the George, In), Southampton, only eight hours on the road (breakfast in • London and dam at Soutitairpton).—Tltis is a moat delightful convesante to the Isle of Vt:ight, St. Maine's, Havre de Grace. Chtrluttitg. _ _ WRY/ aOUTIi, Dorehr.ter, nitti.iforl, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke pew . I'c...!Cf‘.. - .:1. ever/ atteroadin. ac three.-- The WegutositJa l'acke:• to Ourrasey,•Jers.r, Ci.erbourg. St. frialcrek, &c. The WATERLOO New Eight four Inside Catch, to LEED3, HALIFAX; BR ADFOit D, an lad ;arta of North, sets one it two o'clock in alb afternoon, and a: rives st th e n L im , • Inn, Leeds, next treumg, at six o'clock, through S•atuford; Grantham, Newark, and Doncast.ll.. reach us intended to accommodate the towns of Leeds, H•ditaz, Bra Ifor4, and vici nity. It will leave Leeds a: three o'clock In the aftertiomi. Pat:. *Orr/ may emivsnietals come So Leeds from tlmse places, and lbekt.Lonelett esir4' the next evening. GOSLING') MA R LBOR 0 Iltll - 1 elegant Pon:Nisch. through fit/MOVORAD, NEWBURY. F.rADING, sWiNDoy, AUBOURN, sod ; sets out at Seven &Clack it: the Morning, arrives at Marlborough to sltnner—comfoitalAt conieyave for those travelling the W,sk Kuad. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, borchftter, FaltneNith. Dartmouth, and Salisbury . New Post 'Coach, every Morning et Six o'Clock, throu,th Honiton, Axminster, Pridport, Basingstoke, and Bagsbot. Only one night out between Lon Son to Plymouth. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton; and Huntinn- lon new Royal Mall Coach, sets nut every rivening.--Coaches :r..r.1 Boston to Spilaby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Plying Post-Coaches,through ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Me. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London 'ravers; Thos. ntawstreet, Bristol, next Murnlng,vsCoaches to Wells, Bak:- water, Taunton, et:. GLASGOW; L.ongtown, Gretna. Green, Annan, Dtunfries • Browohill, 'Mamba% :Singular-Kilo, Cotonou, Kiegawell, and all Parrs of Scotland, Camlserdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Neweuktei . asd Edinburgh new Coach, performed' with a Guarallumighout; *sets. out every Morning at Half-past Six &Clock, bruray of Newark, Rettord, Teamster, Darllngson, Noethalletten Durham MoaVetb. and Berwick. Passengers finding thenote:lres fatigued from the length of the journey,, xuay rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad. didonal Fare. J. /Smitten, the Black Swan, Coney-street York, rum Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whidly, and other Place,. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockiu- . ham, every Morning. HULL, Northrave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pos►. Coach, every Morning at half past sit, •to the Cross Keys, Mir. ket Place Hull. --- HERTFORD, Ware, Hodesdon, Waltham Cross, Brosbortie, and Wesensley, each every morning. BAIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every livealn. l CARLISLE, Penrith, and WMtehaven :ow Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Pr..es through Stough, y, Greatabridge, Richnsond, Catteriek, B. roughbrid; e ; Appleby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way breighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and perforla the journey with the greatest . facility. Pz.ssengers detained oie the mad Inv business, or pleasure, have the pesuliar advantage of tbelr.seats being secured in the next Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutstord, Stone, and Litchfield, • Post-Coach, celled The Express every Evening at Five' o'Cgock, to B. Itrotherton's, Setae/Res Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. , Guarded throughout. The MAORIS, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the road, carries four Insides and four Outside', Bets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next ever.. jpg beim% seven o'clock, by way of Dutritable, Woburn, Lath. Rockingham, sets out every lourg, Nortltaiiptim, Webord, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Ather. worse, Litchfield; Stone , Ridisdy, Newcastle, Knutsford, War. WAKEFIELD Post-coich, Owe morning at ha.f.past six. 144 1211.1.15 ns at tr ight ligr c C iock oac ; o„ caniev called the Rockingh am, insides oar. and goes re. risarkabby easy, with &Guard_ threntjhour. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Retfoid, Domani*, and Eserybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, aL'Noon, Notwithatar&ng the uswommen Expedition of this. it Is allowed to be the m ust agreeable and twittplete Public Codenyanell on the North Wag unequalled In Accorzuoodation by any other. Only I** guineas ieside to KENDAL, lanwaster, Prestoir;' Kirby-Lonstiale; moriey, Ormakarli, and. Gaistang Pow Coaches, every Atter. noon at The o'Cloek.4-Guar:ded. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Co.ich. every Morning. to this George Inn, Suntketland. MANCHESTER, WiltnlowXonsktna, Newcastle, Walsal, .and Wolverhantrou Post-Coaeh o every Afteraoon.—Guarded. BIRMINGHAM blezettry Una Col', with a Guard, was Vat every Afternoon, and meads ktir aitohhatn next day at Noon. Pawn brOtford. EltAoll, auetsitlpstone, to the suraci n'. Head, Stalietreat, BAT slug hon. SHKEWSEU Y , W eltllgtou, and SLifilsal Post-Coach, Ilse Rorat Charlotte, every peering, ac Five ce s Clock.—Gl , Ardrd. lilt, Deal, klafgate, Itansegate, Canterbury, limerenarn„ Chatham, and Itoelsetter, Post Coaches, otoroli.g . and atiernoutte CHESefFit 314 PARKOAT n: new Po3t Coach, Da.b N B . l t-serisr ..., ••• ;, •• Parcels hooked for the above 'Chamber, . at the New Whhe !time Cellar, • ce the sitiitebees4 emeeiiiMeteMilte *ir_ • QOVIE FACTS, shelving the VAST BLTRIIIIiti LJ of the POURS' RATES in a particular BIS" RIC r, and a View of the very unequal mode in which different 'reds of pro party contribwe to the Support of Paupers, with wine (Metres dons on Mr. Cbirkson's late Pamphlet on this subject, by * MEMBER of the Shropshire County Committee for the Em. ploymeat of the Poor &ohms of Work. Printed for J. Unbolt, Holborn. UNbERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE for Isl 17. This day was published, prim le. A C*TALOGUE of an extensive COLLEC" i TION of BOCAS in ANATOMY, MEDICINE, SUR GERY, MIDWIFERY, CHEMIBIItY, BO I'ANY, Btcs eluding a valtiable'Assortment of French Book& Suld by T. and 0. Undeiwood, Se, Illeet4trem, Landes.. To *hid' are added, Tables of the Fay of the Medical Department of the Army, Ham and East•lodia CosiOny's Unite: a Complete List of the LeCtinell delivered is Londe:o64li their tern as, hours Vol ittandanee, at. he.