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7 •+ • e• or . . . . ...• 1 ‘ • • '''' . 1 . 73, 1 - .. ,:911 01in r. tu.: 'so* .1:41&11.1.410tt:ilkA: • , -k' il '...i t • "' — 's- -1 —-• • -- -- .41Stf r -f, A r Ili t • • a ! • r• tit , ' a ' 4i V I 1 ' 4 ... ~... . i ~ ~ .„ , * 0&. 44 .. - ...4) ! : 1 1, -- 111 041 6 - 1 4 ' < ti'Nr • 41 • i or I 0 PORNO Ntr ,, Fr. S3PG TaIDAY, APRIL 11, 1817. firers r‘et.: ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA. ------- O I HE PROPRIETORS OF EAS STOCK. • I ADM AND GENTLY &N, NIT" he,; l , ave t() I)ITPr you our grateful ackrow lec!etn• nt• tn• the honour you have conferred on us by re-eltctiog us into tt.e Direction. fruuii g that •he I)!nprit tots will egret find us deserving (tithe Confidence they have t.posed 'n us, We have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies ant Genicmen, Your not obedient and very humble Servants, WILLIAM .ASEELL. CHARITS GRANT. JOHN JACKSON. CAMPBELL MARJORUIANKS. GEORGE SMI TH. SWENY MOSE. East -India House, the 10th April, 1617. NO THE Cnnnt of FE RNANI-NUNTZ, Dike of tONVELLANO, having been appoimed L:a C.•holic Majesty's Ambassador at Park, and comequen.: bring “bli t :ed to lease this country in a very short time, reipiesta all Persons who nisy byre any pecuniary earns against him eaa SOMA tLy, to apply to hi. house, No. 50, Portland plate, next Monday, the 14th instant. horn Ten o'Cloek in lite Morning till One in the Afternoon, and enquire for Mr. A. GARCIA, who, by bit lix eelleney's orders, will be ready to attend them till the 25th of thit Month, and no longer. SALE E AUCTIJx. - . IR r LAND. -IN 7'l T E COUNTY or ME AT it SURREY AND SUSSEX TURNIPIKES. • sth April, 1817. TN p u rsuance of the Act of the 53th year of his present Majetty, by which it is enacted that the . Out: p,c.:mles of this Hbepi•al shall In future be pal 'quarterly, in ad v.inc:.insteal of half-yearly. Notice Is hereby even, hv Order of the Right lionourabie the Leirda and others, Conunintioileri for managing hr affairs of the sail Hospital, that Ai the Out Pen. A:m . 6 illtsredrilding, in London, or within the Di.t lint of the :has of Nioralify, are requirtli to appear personally, and regi 11,ntany, with t!.eir In•tructions and Certificate* of Admission, a: the Secre.ary's Office In lie said I leephal on the respective days, and in the r thflerent classes, according to their several rates tf l'en don , as mule rmenrion4.4l; when attendance will be given fr rn Nit , e o'clock in the motion:, until Three is the afternoon, for the Vaytnent of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the :Nth of June nev. FRIDAY, the 11th of Arril, 'IV Pensioner+ at 3tl. per slay, and those at ed. to the end of 'Lc numbered Regiment+. On SA TURD AY, tLe 1 nth of April, note at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain irs and Corps; those at id. and all the Cavalry al 91 per day. On MONDAY, the 14th of April, Thou r 9d. per day from the let Fuot Guards ti the 60th Foot, inclusive. Oo TUESDAY, the 13th of April, • Those at 6d. per day, front the 61st Foot, and all the remaining Bewments and Corps; as al.o those at 101 per day. Oti WEDNgiDAY, rho 18+ .f April, Those at is. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, oils the let and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. On THURSO.IY, the 17th of April, . 'll ace at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, ' to lb eud of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. Ot FRIDAY, the lath of April, P- , ..5e at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Bat:alinn, and t!le remaining Regintents and Corps, and• also those at ti.c;ti. per day. On SATURDAY, the 19th of April, 'Slcie at Is. Id. Is. I. Is. 2d. Is. 2(d. and is. sd. per day. On MONDAY, the 21st of April, • Tl:ose at Is. Sid. Is. 4d. Is. ild. Is. sd. Is. Sid. 16.6 d if. e.l. 16. 7d. Is. 70. Is. ed. IsAid. Is. 91 Is. Sid. and Is. 10d. per day. On TUESDAY, the 221 of April, Those at la 101 d. per day and upwardis and thotoreosioners %1., have been admitted on account of blindness. I. if 21•0 ordered and directed that all the Out•Pemlot ars be to the paid Hospital, do pay particular attention to their lie,tructions, vehidi they are sequired to produce at the time of by which they are ordered to tianansk to the Pay roaver-Generzl of Ids Majustyi Land Perces in London, their Minns as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every (lnar•er•day, without whicittheir names will net be entered oa the l'al-lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are out after wards to change their plait of abode, as apeclArd in the:Wain*. •lts,wlthowt unavoidable necessary, and duly notifying the same. And JI all Besaioner shalt frit.duke . otli ittentps• to receive a double paymen , of hi* PossitM, ether at Chelsea, or at different places, be shill be struck of the Llit, and forfeit all beneAt front this Establishment. RICHARD .HEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. TO TIE V i SUDGMEN I' OF DISCERNING PUBLIC. SIVEW RIGHT, Contractor for thy Lottery U. which commences Drawing Wit APRIL, reminds the ?abbe that T:ckets are now comparatieely £9 cheaper than usual, there being sell per Ticket, or upwards of £59 nix) value, • added to tie P r izes, a nd a red6o:taiut gs in the charge, making Aldifftrerge. A TICKET IS NOW ONLY EIGHTEEN GUINEAS! A Half - BE9 19 0 An Lightb sift 11 6 A Quartet 510 ' A sixteenth L 8 0 • The fulloolng Scheme, with 2 Prises to 1 Blank, needs no • better Esioiturs than* Conipitrisea with aU former Soberness • SCHEMB. 2 ... of ... £20,000 Morley 6 ... of 'SOO Consols 2 .......... 20,000 Consols 10 ... 2OO Consols 2 ...... ....- 2,000 Money 10 lOO Mosey 2 -.... ...... 2,000 Coosa! 20 SO Money 1 ............ 1,000 Console 40 Besides 1000 Money Prizes of illi wick and 2000 Prises of a Ticket In the neat Lottery. with the °piton of receising Zig is motley. or in proportion for Shares, making maps Prises, and only , 002 blanks—value In Money .2167,0110, and la 4.o\tosols , Ess,ooo. Grand totali22o,oool Every Pries above £es wIU also be entitled to a Ticket in the ensuing Lottery. thus a Picket sal, gain .140,000 In this Lottery, and after that £15,000 to the nest I.ottery, Tickets and Shares are arra on Sale at I. SIVIIWRIGHT's the Contractor's) Mere, No. ri,flornbill, No. 3$ Haymarket, 0. 11, Holborn, and No. 1 el, Oxford-street. Fancy Number. shorld be applied fur without delay. iIORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaiet the . 111 -Y iiHc , that the State Lottery begins Drawing the SOth INN MONTH. 'Liam. ant( Shares are belling at the following kw prices: Tkiets 111 s. Hal Tee 111 0 I Eighths ... i 9 11 6 Quartets .„ 5 1 o f Sixteenths 1 6 0 Each neket is worth 414, so that, the adventurer has a chance °l n nil tither 61 the Four 4640,000, besides 95 other Cap it al Fires, it the trifling risk of in. INS . which for natty Lotteries pm ig e , m u m I, elp be e n paid.—Sehetnes at large (gratis) rns7 be had at the ild established Office of HeaNSIIT i 1 Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Coast MILL. • ICHA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (al ▪ thaost dine thwenntracrists) are happy in acquaint ing their Town sad Country Friends, that. they Idea, approve 44 7 , tit. Scheme of die Now Lanny, which begins the 30th_this • cetih (April). - There are more than TWO Prizes to a Thank. - Tickets .C 9 cheaper than for manY-Yrera• Sixteenths onit 'twenty six Shillings. Pour Prizes of ,840,000, in Mosey and Cassels, Btc. Thera are 14440 Tickets, :maw' which are 8,000 that be may received either as £l2 Prizes, or will be outhled to a' fret-OA 41314 e; for the holders of such Tickets may either made, ;812 'a Illeney (if brought its on or Wore the 9ist May) or May have their chance in anoth e r or on. Lottery, tote 4rawo the 4th of June. It is almost impossible, ktho narrow tempting an adveftixi _ fully the all sulks it mem, to NW b...v the palace of the novelty ; ? ol.tbat the ?mitres are tduilly diferent from any preceding lottery. Schemes, wi h evevy Alucidation, may be had pads, at the fortunate and favourite Offices of iticaaaason, Goon loci, and Co. Stock-Ilrokers, Bank-bulitings, Cornhill ; and twos the Gate of the King's Metes, Charing-Cross; where 'tickets and bharcs, in great variety of numbers, are now on sale. . • • • • • • • • • r 1' r.T. , S3PG • ROYAL liOSPITAL. CH I N pursuance of the Act of the 1 present Majrity, by which It is rue pen •:.ines s of this IRMA - al shall la future be p v.:an:. instead of half-yearly. Nnsice is herb the Right Honourable the Lorda and others, managing hr aff.ars of the 5.0.1 Hospital, th sle:ivrs sfitreof residing, in London, or WIWI mils of Niar•alify, are required to appear p 11,ntally, with tlieir In•tructions and Certili a: the Secre.ary's Office in the said I imspital days, and in the r different classes, according t rf , as ui isl. miens ions.sl ; when atteni fr rn hive o'clock in the morning, until Ihr for she i'aptient of a (?rarer of a Year's Per of June ma% in FRIDAY, the 11th of A 'IV Pensioners at 3d. per day, and those A, numbered Regiments. On SA TURDAY, the I nth of Those m 64.1. from the Royal Garrison II: ins Regiments and Clops; those at ad. an d a per day. On MONDAY, the 14th of . Those a' Od. per day from the Ist Foot Foot, inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 15th of , Those at 2d. per day, from the 61st Foot, a Pegtments and Corps; as also those at 101 On WEDNEiDAY, the 16+ Those at Is. per day, from the different Re, .hb the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Gun Oa THURSO.'cY, the 17th of 'Plate at Is. per day, from the 3d Regime ' to lb . cud of the numbered Regiments at th On FRIDAY, the lath of r Thr.se at Is. per day, from the Royal Gars t!le remaining Regiments and Corps, per day. On SATURDAY`, the 19th of . .1.14te at Is. Id. Is. flit Is. 2d. Is. 21d. an On MONDAY, the 21st of Those at Is. Sid. Is. 4d. Is. Is. Is. 7d. Is. 70. Is. ad. Ise Std. I Is. Ind. per day. On TUESDAY, the 221 of Those at Is. 101 d. per day and upwards, at vilo have been admitted on account of bib P. is also ordered and directed that all the I lor„liig to the said Hospital, do pay partieula ki.rroctions, which they are sequired to prof l'aymear, by which t h ey are ordered to tit roasser-Generzl of his Majusityi Land Farces Affidavits u therein prescribed, on or Immo cur•er-clay, without whicittheir names will the Pay-lists for the subsequent Quarter, anc wards to change their plane of abode, as spec ults,arlthont unavoidable necessiiy, and duly And It all Howsoner fritlktir . ntlfi a double payment of his yeasital, either different places, he shill be struck off - the 1 km& ...rising from this Establishment. RICHARD .HEAVE, Secret TO TIE 111.1DOMEN r OF A DISCERI SIVEWRIGHT, Contractor f eN • which commences Drawing MTh Al Public that Pickets are now comparativaly usual, there being £4 per Ticket, or upward • added to the Prizes, and a rednetitaruf XS in tE9 difftrerge. A TICKET IS NOW ONLY F.IOIIT.E This day was publishes!, price I. W. AN INQUIRY ions several QUESTIONS of POl.l 11CA L ECONOMY, applicable to the present State of Great Brit. in ; with a Defence of the lacunae 'lax, and sug gesting the Abelitroa of the Land Tax. London : Sold by Black, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenhall strePt ; and by Mary Stoe.kdaltr. le°, Piccadilly. 1 hie day %vat published, Price le. or 10a. ed. a dozen for distribuiaa. VI'LLAGE COUNSEL to the POOR.—Eddied by the Author of Family Sermon►. bold by F. C. and J. Rovington, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may he had, by the same Editor Sermons on Moral and Religious Subjects; adapted for the use of Emitlies. in one eel. aro. price ios. M. boards. TITHES. This day was published, price 3s. THE Sscred and Indefeasible RIGHTS of the CLERGY. examined, recognised and vindicated; the Or gin, Moral Obligation. and Policy of the LAW of TITHES, as far as regard. this Country. inquired Into: with a Safe, !simple, sod Effectual Plan for rylieving the People from the oh noxious Burthens imposed upon them by tie Church, reithopt rerious injury or ieronvenienee .o any indiv - doal. By a GEN ILEMAN, sometimes an Inmate of the Inner Temple. Addressed to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount M.P. for Yorkshire. Print( d no Gale and Fenner, l'ai WARDEN'S I.E 1 - IERS-sIX EDIIION. Thi. day wa. publi.hed, too. boards, price 10s. GI LETTERS writtEn nit hoard Lis teiejesty's Ship tl.e NOR I:HUNIIII..R LAND and at ' ST. HELENA, in which the Cnildrct and Cenverratim. of NAPt)LEON kONA PA It I L and his Suce. during the voyage and the first months of their residence in that !slava. are described and related. 13) W. W. ‘s I.ILN, • " Surg.'hn on hozrl tb. bityrihumberland This Edition ctmtains an Art cle iu ansiver to the Remarks of the Quarterly Rceiew. • Published for the Author, by R. Ackermann, 101. Strand, London. • Tbir day was published, In One large Voltupe,llvo. price an boards tSs. a New Edition, being the Sevemh,of A KEY to the OLD. TESTAMENT and APO ; or an Account of their several Bonk*. their Contents, and Authors, and of the limes in which they were respectively written.— By the Rev ROBERT GRAY, D.D. Prebindary of Outharn and of Chichester. Printed for P. C. and 1. kivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- yard ; sold at.. by 3. ilatebard, lair, Ytee , tfilly. Of whom may be had, by the sante Author, lately published. 'lle Connection between the Saer,tl Writings and the Latera n:re of Ismaixis and Heathen Ass burr, pert.cularly Am.°, #tos.i Clapslcal Ages; illustrated pttratipa , ly whb a slew to Evidancein Confirmation of the Truth of Revealed Religion. In ono large vol. nye. price hi boards ins. • IF.REM Y TAYI.OR'S WORKS. This day were published, by Longman, Hurst, Ras, Onus, and Brosvn, Paternuster.row, I.DISCOURSES nu 1141101 N SUBJECTS. By I ER. TAYLOR, D.l). Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles the First, and late Lord Bishop of Down and Conner. A new Pditiok. In 3 vols. ben. Price it 11 , . Gd. In Beards. S. "lhe s ifs abd Death of the ever-blessed Jesus Cultist, the Saviour of the World, with Cousiderations and L)i,courees upon the several Parrs and Prayers fitted to the several Mysteries. By Jeremy Taylor. 1).13. in S vols. Ivo. Price ti Ss. /lotted.. 11. *I e Rule and kzercises of holy living. In which are de scribed the Means an3-lisstroments of ()braining retry Virtue, and the Remedies against every Vice, and Considerations serving to the el esting all Temvtailms; together. with Prayers, coo - raining rt....wind. Duty ut a i:hrlstiaii ' and the Parts of Devotion fitted for all Occasions, and furnished for all Necessities. By Jeremy Taylor, D. D. Until by the Rev. Thomas Thirtwatl, M.A. The 2811. Edition, In one vol Svo. Price 7s. in Unards. 4. The Rule and Lzerches of linty Dying; in which are de scribed the Means and Instruments of preparing Ourselves and others respectively for a Blessed Death ; and the Remedies Jgainst 'the Evils and Temptatkone proper to the State ofSictuess; togs. ther whk Prayers and ruts of Virtue to be used by Sick and Dying Permits, or by others standing in their Attendance, and Roles fur the Vl:itation of the Sick, and Offices proper for that Mlolstri. By Jeremy Tay. or, D. D. illoth Edition, in Bro. 7s. Beards. • S. The Golden Grove, a chosen Manual, price Ss. 6d. DIXON'S AN lIBILIUUS 141,Lt1. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of al l, those disorders which am on the Stomach and Bowels, occadoming ind:gotion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Headathei, Spasms, and a vatiety of other affections, the consequence of a disordered actim of the Liver and Hillary Organs. These Pill unite every recommendatioa of mild operation with successful effect ; and requiring no restraint or confinement during their me, are in putigular a moat valuable and convenient Medicine fur Gentlemen of the Army or Navy, and Travellers. In tropical climates where the consequences of redundant .and vitiated Bite are so prtialent end alarming, they are an effectual protection from those evos,--11sey are.likswise peculiarly calculated to cur erect disorders arising from 'lenses of the table, and to restore the injured tone ache stomach. bola in tosesats• Si. ea. I is. and till/ (by lippdsiineni) 61 R. BVTLLR and So tea, Chemists. No. 4 Cheapskie, deface of St Paul's church-yard; &auger, ISO, Ostord-strtet; Wright and Go. MI. High-street, Borough t and by the principal Booksellers and Dressiest an every and Towa Is the Kigdom. • sth March, 1817. NOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising at the Tull gates upon he said Turnpike-roads (weighing ensinet excepted), known by the names of Newington Owe, Camberwell Gate, Kennington-Common Ca:e, Vauxhall Gate, Kingston Gate led Croydon Gate, and at the Bars items th.: entrances into Cate, on Kennington Common, and Tiverton -treat, at Newington Causeway, all hi the. County of Surrey, will be LET by AUC Fl /N, on LEASE, for the Veins of One Year from the itch day of June next, to the best Bidder, at the Sessions house, Horwmu.igcr-lane, Newington, in the County of Surety, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of April next, between the hours of Twelve and 1 wo, in the manner dirsc:ed by the Act , awed in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign st his Usk's, Wing George the Third, " For reguia•lni; the Turnotic Roads ; which fells were the last year let for the ruin of Al 9,5dr, the lessee paying the expenses of collecting them ; and the 'did Toils will be put up at that sun:, and subj.ict to such Conditions as shall be then stated. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder must. at the same time, sign an Agreement for taking such Leas., and give S, cueey, with sufficient Sureties, to the sathfaction of the Ti maces of the Lad . I. utiMike kcads. for Payment of the Relit agreed fur, by equal Min:tidy Payments. One Month's Payment hto be ad• vanted and paid down to the Treashrer a: the t.me of signing each Agreement. and One Month's Payment is to Me Csvar , rail! in advance till the expiration of the said Lease. SAMUEL WELeIiMAY, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads. ••• For Particular.' relating to the Leas inquire oi Mr. Welch man. No. 12, Stantford.street, Christchurch, near Blackfriars' Bridge, Surrey. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING, IMO„ TUC SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. _ _ -- To YORK, LEEDS.EDINDURGII. and all Parts or the North. Four Londe Coaches. tLe Best Hones, and keep excellent:l' Ime, By B. W. MOUN PAIN and Co. T HE followin Plitt Coaches, Mail Coach es . &c. g set an from the SARACEN'. HEAD INN , Snoutl.ll: The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one ntibt ou the toad, carrying four inmate and four Uutsidta, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at I.iverpoel next evening at six o'clock, by way of Deu.tahle ' Woburn, Leat hery, Northampton, Welf u rd, Lunt-re/unti e 11:eckley, stone, Litchfield, Stone, Ruply, Neweauk , Kautslortl, Viar• ritigton, and Pteecot. S - DUITIA MP N, Lymingtoo, Winchester, anl Basingstoke New Pour Inside Coach, at half-past seven o'clock in the emitt ing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by five o'clock. This is a moot delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Malcom's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and shitinal Yost-Coach, every Eeetting, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. W I . IIOLITH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. 'lle Wey mouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, at. Maloe's,&e. MICE 1 Lit, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, .and ;:allebtary New Post Coach, every Morning a. Seven o'Clisk,tbrough Honitoo, Axminster. liridport,BloMforil, Saaistptoke, and . B4shot. :rlDett7fs,'Spakimg, Peterborough, Stilton, anJ Huntingduu Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilshy, Grimsby, and Hull. simii and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chappell). ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Atternoon; arrive at a z ir May's, tits Greyhound loin, Bath, and the London favern, Thoe teas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coacbes to Welis. Bridgewater, :faunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new light Caaen, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning; carries Four Insides only, asd goes remark ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes thruegh Stam ford, Newark, Bedard, Donrauer, and Ferrybridce, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the 'mot agreeable and complete Conveys:we on the North Road, being unequalled to Acco 11111 l °dation by any other. GLASGOW, Lungtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhih, Fhotobakkatiqt.har- ). Cuninuek, Kingswell, acid all Pacts of Scotland, a Post Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough,. Whitby, Shnelerlanel, New castle, and Edinburgh new Four lit.We Coach, with a Guard' throughout; sate out every Morning at Eight o'Cloek, by way of Newark; Rctford.Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Dur ham, Ivlorpetb, and Berwick. Passengers finding theinee:ves tabooed from the length of the journey, may red what oven they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. MARI.BORDDGI-1, Swindon, Ranisbury, IJuni:et - turd, and Newbury Pod-coach, at 7, in the morning. BRIDUENOUTtistnd Walsall New Coach, every Evening. CARI.ISLE,Peartth, and Winn:duvets Fo ur inside Past COlOl, and a Guard all the way. easies throush /bough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catturick, Beroughbridle, Wetherby, Aberturd,Doneatter, and Grantham. Sets out every Mornine,, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers I detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pm wear advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lottadale, Bolton, Choiley ' Dropkick, and Gaming Post Coaches, every Atter noon at Five o'Cluek.--GnardeeL LIVERPOOL, Warringtoo, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield,. Post-Ctach, called '1 he Regulator, every Evening at Five **Cloy!, to the Sancries - Head Inn, Dale -street, lavertool. Guarded throughout. • *AKEY3hI.I.) l'oot-roaeh, every noornityg at half•past ols. ClithTkß, Newport, WWl:hurt-14 Tesporiey, Nantw.cb, Nerthwteis, and hotbatliewtch Post Coach, every Eves-tog, at rave cider.b. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George lan, Sunderland. MANCHES TER, Winslow, Congletota, Newcastle, Waluk and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Arterutinit.--.G uardvd. sHEFYIELD and Rotherham Post Comb, called the Rocking ham, every Mornin3. BIRMINGHAM Post" Coach, with a Guud, sere out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham neat slay at Noun Nooses by Oxford, Linton, and bblpstoue, to the Suacen's Head, Ba n:net, Birmingham. HULL, Nurthrave, Ilowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post, * Comb, every Marling at half past sin, to the Um. licys, Mar ket Place, HoU. DOVER, Veal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgue, Canurbary, Paverslbm, Chatham. steamier, and Stroud New Vint Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Halation, and Meshing Coach every Morning. 10 ITENHA.M and Edmonton Comb (Daft), at half-put Tea, half-pase Two, half-past Four. and hall-put amen o'clock. MACIGONS. To Rowel Hempstead, watlid;;iStainnore, s times& week. Dtas, Beetles, Bumpy, Bury, and aU pacts of Su ff olk, troy Monday. ansucester, Abingdoa,'Heoloy, Bristol, and Gloocastgr, date astes a ma. Southampton, Winchester, Ramsey, I.vndisurst, lymington, Chridchurch. Ringwood, Foilliogbridge, W isa.hunir, l'ool, I.k of Wight, Jorvsy, and Wenn) , W.gpou, (daily.) Sullburb iiimi.ton sod 1 vi,dicua4m, twit,. wee►. Urmovtich awl Woolwich, crctiod.y. cAPrrAt. rttgEtiqt.n Eti FEB, situate in the Cuunty of EIE.AT:I, the trust ferile and truly desirable Lore. of the Kin tlurn it 1-e'and, near EIGH THOUSAND iRIS!! ACREI. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Royal Etrhange Coffee-Item, In the City rf Datilin, oft 'rummy the Itith, and Wrusteanarthe I lth of J OAK. 1617. at Twe.ea o'Cleck, in Lo , s, 'IIIIE v:•ty Valuable and highly Improaeablo A. FREI - 1131.D ES l'ATEs', dente In the Comity of Ndee•li e , part within Ten Miles of Dublin s—ennspristsg rhe esitrisive hIANOOS of 1/F.NGIIAN, MOWN.. ING FON, the XI ANOit of TRIM with the Anrieint CASEIN and Build ngs, and Houses in the Town nt iNi; the Loan brim of MOY.U.ZE, bounded by the River he. THE PROPER lA' A NoBLEM Thine Estates contain ready Eight Thou.and A.nee, or Twelve Thousand English Air,. id 6ne Meelnw sod I•eedi-1 Ground, Pant:res.:4nd Arable Laals,eicimiee vi lead I srld.orh:th are allettll to tt , :: Iltfrautt renants ler Fted. Lands he trt an eseell acetate of Culivatturt, in et. , npaet Fartnaa..4 - lands fur ateuntratidannter pert wilh el irth/e N e . ' et', t' ina ne rr (:i4Killas !tsathkes; Farm ti0u..4,, aid ail tfree--‘..y lags; a Witte, Curti Mal: seed' y Cu. sates ..raster le•r• table Teteuttt„ on Leate. for Lire., part ul v. 4.e.t ere renewable, and the remainder to Tenses a. Wit; the prew.tt low thweal nearly aisles* Tittesan.l Puna.% ,-r Aswan), tut vr.wlls opWv!•'s us Eleven l'hot,and ih.end. per Annum. The tNisul if three .I...ates ate in a tine lief; a entry , RAd W 4.11 etzate tor ,;oed a:..— kets, s),et-lient Road., &e. ;Acquit:con EA tte adj•tirts the wa rear 11r , ICteda. Ibe whole ee must de.irabla l'euperty fur Muney May be viewed by aprlyseg to 4. Chambers, E.g. 1 rim ; Mr. lobs Allen, lit aymtast., 14. tr I rim, w'aete se s ate fl a 7 lr had and every information p,sr , ..n. Fariaulah likewne^ et::y he had at tie O'eteilsy Arms a , d Pont ()EZe, l ; , m; the hew at Drogheda, Cork, and Waterter.!; tel fatties Juhnttune, Esq. Dot. ntinia-street ; of Messrs. itteves, Urns- by; and arrows, 'Per. rostotqa.tre; nitd George lititct,lntuu, -t; tul cites, No M s Upper Gardner -street, lahabl.n; and at the awe ut bale r whirrs Plans us the Ettate are left; the buns at I Inlyb. :A I the, Hotel, liver; owl; Gdtden ! lots, Chester; Ta:bo stistr); tfea attd Chtekefte, th.raiubh. nz; 1. G. Parr, E. l . Lichfield s, al I 606. Llah lour, Et.; 4...a..L.c irr. et, 11.-lerlatf sgtwrr ; at Garrep way's Coffee House. 'Change Alley, Cernhall; and ut Mr. Rubins, Warwkit-ereet, Gulden-al:are, I.oudoa, where Vieu tat the berate may he been. k. It AUD Pit IiVENTED. r/ 1 0 counteract the many attempt; tbat are daily iv...de to impose on the unwary a setrious romp.:lltttin sad at the Deno ye Mackin"; pi,....araJ by Day au,' %lartto;therly art todut:rtl to adapt a ot.w Lab..l, in which thuir address, • 97, High Is placed so conspicuously, that they trii‘t an attention to Ms, and the ditfirence ot •he type, which is unlike -.11 let... Jr-press, will enable purchasers at mice to detect the isu, odt•on. The Beal Japan BLACKING, ma eby DAV and MAR titbit liolbor.., will in livtire be sold in Bottles at (kL 1e.A144 it. cid. eazli, and a copy ut kite Label kit with ail Venders. DAY ettn M HAW, • • - - 1.05.5. AND SU/U.:ICA!. D/SPZNSAKY. . . Ruyal litg;:ncss the Duke of YORK, i'resi.kot. flummox—Mr. Kit rrass,/fensber dt die It oyalt oasta.l.and. , n. GOVIULNOI/4—Eart 4+l Eirentsiot Earl ut I.tittins; hon. CAM,- I J. harry, 14. P. J:also I.at \LP r"HE Royal and Noble . Pairetts of the above IN. , sirrurio N. for the rtvistalesTrtsettstetst COM ei-AIN . CAs and tiscir danesdOns cuostsluraces, to ertl,r to insurc the buochis that hove seated ituit it. ark% tcd Mr. n3u as its Sutouu,(starict•ng Is!:!‘ sus the Itstot the Rural Colleat) fron t Laving dirt...tad bi.chitt attention to those diseases. A:r. Kirrnaii cosicrisf... it a ro.rt Of his official dtty to castt!au the public, by pointing tts the List ttf the Raja! publisits-d us Fcbru:.ry, I y:8, as the only surr guile , an-1 • Ito uu ii.efelea aNsursitig such t.!tet, and putri.cir ttlimrtssis t g their, without be.i:c luttictitdic.a I.y rld. hot, are to bs tea l , rd.Tl.O an• trust rcs , uri. ut the Lock Eisess.ary wail prat, iliac puma ad the coins .142,e,rcus cases of ati scsurm, llebilky , and wore atilvostil alkc of de (IL-arra:tea Organs :Age bees berellb• dicaly and suoc , trcated. Mt:. laternau hr, c 0.1,41.• das need, by barb dine, at 1,0, t:1 , l . ow c r char . ,,tv,-strect, Beiloid equals, where Jea. ter. trum I own ati•l Cu'u.t y "ru to be athlresod, :And the Cary aivier ao.l tot.diciar w. 4 I.e given, or sew, to any part u the inttJur.i. Jus , price 4s. qd Et!ition, l'ravical Observations na ifse s sbuve irseassa, by 1.. Kies n.,n, and may he I.at: at No. t; % Vtasostroa% No. Itt% Puttoututst..ros% and ho. tu. Coson-entit % . Note. IMPOR I' 4 INT ADVICE. ---- Si quid naelati rtetlus Istifi Camillu4 Imp rid, 6: 1.011 Lip utere - • , TO regulate the !Inman pls:i(ttts, not to destroy hih.m ; to give them a limper threctfon and a due forts, ba stead of vainly aatettiiiting to eradiesse ttitin tir oar nature, or Littlish!) , and impiouity pt etzeditig to divert theta Into new chat.. neh—it the business of a rAcloodi in dieZa.ed by thew:. • cepts of the purest aii.l cQuiltettaYee l l by the concluVons of the soundest phdosorhy. It is unnectosary, after adifthat fct bent written ct, to describe ~ y iseptcin. which Ite (locate thow diseases that are brought upon the huusan body atil mind by indulging to eXt est to sexual victual:., an.: particalar.l by perrevertog is a perniziou, halkt too ultra yr:ln:ie.! at Solmola Ic more concern. ;Le private happitY,s or aaui the general pritayerity of the ci , antry, to announce on tron*a long and elitaisive I r auce In this raft IC6IPt brai•eh tif the Priveimott, tv, cat, with gra-a:est cmabteticr ...tug al Parent 4 aria Guardians cf Voat't, a.e) those persoys -who 1...1. , 0-r unitr a get.. rai o: rar , rai d:lir.lity and detai:gera-tits of ?to NIRTOUi ovsr El, whether pro:anvil by this 114att, by :witty: as Syr:imam: tott.ction, by iitunipi.rate being, at re.u clit i e L i b ct ciinuee,, by miss,. inacatiun 11.4 atudr, isoniodi•rate 8:41, or by eases, 01 any laid, dia.. we base it is our tin..., od . .r an entirely new nteth dof core, a-bionic the en:. at *w' of MasCUItY, which la all the varieites and in all the •t a ,z,,,„ ! tj,tt e compiaiida, has Coatinuod to azaWar thu must saaq.,ea.le 42, it.;:a. does of Ya:ieuts ut bath tier.... 'Jibe ear/troves* lasi a:.xiety with which the tt..rl4 has looked for so van a .•U:11111 T.:IV 4i ~ 1 :1,101, / An luntreve- MOUS of a p.,littscd std ti,l 4: triaied 2 ... e. us the ..3 melt di .11 .. 1, taleut.,and iu rev iiy , d v.)l it,g t lormariVts exe;tpively to •• h e , e disedwii, is tyke.... by the toks•r .Tplications r.r advice and i n ,. dickies Piaci. we are daily r.-celsbi; hum tw at , 9 viner u : ... 4 world. In sliOtt aadveceac eau. of Syphyluic fact cure is cuiapitved to the snort period of IWO day.; sod ii• 'of the uuuo.t inveteracy, wh:re other l'iactildotitrs have a proper perm:versa= its our plan tit treatittt:lt, ensures a. ) ah.„, puma • a safe sod r.dkal cure. hirteiur.s ol the Urethra, trust tea to twenty years duration, are by our superior method of cur% pormanatitly 'unloved athe coin se of thre weeks. Patients Cot either sex may eatt...ult us with the visreSt hones:, @s u et y, and deiitatcy, at our hour, 167, I latiott.gard.” Patients in au- caait.ry, fiat, nature of their c se , as..l itichAng a reinitta;:ee for iellvice sod toctdicities, tit.4.:tiot will he scut to all parts tittle tre.LL CUR sad (:L1.,-;urc,ot . ts, No. 107 , Untton.Garcku. N. B. The above Impotent discovery is thr cur. of syphylks and I) obilitYl was otattirt - .1 by Dr. 0, ate rE, in vas :ate travels through FILANCE, at; l ItObli from whiues , ha h.' jest rammed with tonic highly intcie.tiug :am! t.•,:t &ea is spacing the prt.scor state of iisedical alai surgical pt.t.i!ca Oil if... Luctiatent,,which to: is prtp.siiis to lay !t.t. rch:ic irt.atist on theit. LossipLunt-a, end nhish Ls lugs., to . w wash. to rifimh. NEW EDI !lONS OF M. ROLLIN.I ANCIEN I' HIS , Revised and corrected by the P.ris Esl4lon. This day was publishrd, a New Edition, neat!) , primed In twelve small Vo!s. for obr Pocket, wsch a Portrait et the Auth or, and a set of , Maps neatly engraved, price sel. es. in boards; and another Eihi ion, with a Pottridt of the Author, and a vet of Maps on a more attendsd Plan, handsomely printed Weight large Oleo volt. price ZS. 12s. in boards, THE ANCIENT' HISFOItY 'of the EGYP-' TIAN 4 , CAR ITIAGENIANS, ASNYRIANS:, BABY LONIANS, MEDLO and PERsIANS, MACEDONIANS anal ARECI CND-- By M. ROLLIN, la:, Principal of the Univer sity of Faris, Prolessor of Eloquence in the Royal Coll , ge, and Member of the Royal Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Let tres.—Transiated from the French. Printed fur F. C. and J. Rlvington, J. Nunn, J. Cutbell, W. Marks and Sons, Lackington and Co. Cad.ll and Davies, Long.. l 11348 and Cot Law and Whittaker,J• Richardson, J. M. Richard., son, Black and Co. J. Black and Son, J. Mawman, J. Booth, 1. sad A. Arch. IL Scholsy, J. jln ok. r, Baldwin and Co. I. 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