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* . . . . . f . ~ . . . . . . . . . .. ~ ... ... • 4 . .4 , -` • . . . f • .• ----..,„.... . . 4 * ' ‘ll4 l l ' -.."t1 • -a, • 1. .. . • • 1 ic' r ' ' l.lc . 4l t• ..... , ,:t k 4 4. , : \. ,• ' •_.• , . - ' ' i : 41 1 1 ,4, .. , ..... . P ) . . . II • , I: • 14.11110 APK. !V .. . •.(.) ' 1 ; c ll ' it ; . -1• ; • -T--- - -r 4 ~. ~. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1814. N- t-016. PRICk SIXPENCE•HALPPSNNY N h VE , 4 ACTED. THFA ; rOE Rtiv.ll:, DRURY-LANE. MO-MORROW EVENING. OCT. 15, their Ma -1 jocks' Servants will perform a new Comedy, in Five Acts, POLICY; OR, THUS kUNS . HE WORLD AWAY! PRINCIPAL. CHARACTIMS: Mr. POPE, It. D Mr LOVEGROVE, Mr. Ei .I.IS rON, Mr WRENCH, Mr. HUGHES, Mr. BAKNAR D.: MN CLOVER, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mks KVA .Y, and Mrs. ORGER. _ _ _ - - - -- - The Prolfixoe 'iv DI he spoken by Mr. 1. WALLACIIC, and the ipilogue by Mrs.. ti ' To which wilt be elided; THE WOODMAN'S HUT. The Trop)? of King R•chard the Third will be repeated every Moue.ay tin further no•ice. 4 1 . ,;TAT . E LO I'TERY Of. 6,000 TICKETS—NO Li BLANEX—ALL re RE . ,DRAWN IN ONE DAY, • ' . 'TO MORROW, - OC FORER. 15th. , SCHEME. I or £20.V00 1 2,ONO - 3 ..4..:... - 1,000 500 - 22 ' ' ' ' ''. lte • - 1,900 • 20 000000 ••• 50 , 109 ..• . • 90 4,860 ... S .... ..... 20,300 .I---• . .--.• _ k Prim. £60,000 TICILITS and Swum are Selling by *RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contratcsa-4 flit the L.*teey,at writ Offices. the Corner of Bank buil. linsiN Cornhill, outfacing the Ring's Mews, Ch A ring-Prom Where they sold the folloiv•ng Capitar Prizes in the Last Lot tery, which finished drawing 17th September : • • No. 6,154 . .. - £10.1)00 __ No. 76S . . - 5,000 hOOO ND. 90 . 69 • - - - ' IN THIRTY-SIX. SHARES. • .. . . . MONNIOU I HSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, a ncit FREEHOLD VILLA, with £7 Acris.of Pasture and Meadew Land (worth .tlt par Any); having thriving l'bntatioi s o. twelve years growth, and delsgbtful prospects; situated at Christshurck, wittvn wile of Ceerleon, and twd runts of New Vat, both markst towbs., I'hr London Mail cassing near the house daily. Letters, ost-paid, ‘cldressed to Mr.Sm•th, at Wm. 13ownas, t sq. Whitehall, Loudon, will be duly attended to. • N. f 3. An erchange of property of rival words, within :11M allies of London, will not be obj•ctril to. • SY • HIS P.4 . 117,4\1:1 - . OYAL . ANTI - ATTRI'I'ION CONIPOSI. TION a fustead t of Tallow. Oil, or Grease, to pecvint the Effects of•Ettctiun in Stcam-Engines, Nlichinecy; Car, Cars, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, &e. ,lastead of Copper foe I th'Rs Bottoms, Tar, Patcellne, and Service for Kiang, or ter vice fur Ca'Aes i to rotsctsie Polished Steel or Iron' Soto rust; Wttod or Wooden P.ll.l.lings ft.= the Ilry-Rbt ; and 1;y the use . Wfdtk the Vebitc save it t . all elt:etiot les: that: three hundred per cent. exclusive of dAviaZ Wear aril tear, time and labotir: Sold, fcr the Patentee', t.t NO. SO, .Charing. Cross, near- the .11adthiraitp„ London ; and, by theft appoint tent Ai mon :Ali? t:ltandlers. Primer., ilankselletz. Libraries, .Atittottets, Dreg , ifiNts •Mediclne Witreferti ICS; Perfumers, Iroontooger , 1,1 1 t1,•r e , , Cuaelinahers, Ins.keepers, Coach and Wagg,l3:l-OftiCLII, On and tdolt.ut-shop", Yatilers, and Shopk:cperi in the United Kingdom, inhozea, pr.b.e 2s. Cd. ; ss. txl. ; tOs. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Gtfineas each. . • : Tmiiitcst size . ties v./m.l4Els a Qnar.tky marina to Prline a Four Wlietit Cu i..);,Le wl•'t wl .c!) it wal can up oaths of !-:ix 'll.on,and Miles and it will answer in tue same 'rotundas for all other kind,. of work. PI'itSTILLES MA.RTIALLESde MONT PLIEV; 3e,rAROMA'CIC LOZENGES of. STEEL, are a discovery of the Brit importance to the present and sue aftedipg age , . their happy effects being equally sodden, certain and pennutiant • So diffubety salutary, that while they give tone to nervea, and /Laski%anel. vigour to the entire frame, they impart a,go. Val beat tbrnugh the whole systein, nd txhl'irate the anfmtd spirits in such a taa.uner, that they may fairly be said to reanimate psturr; fur those diseases occasioned by debility, felaxatian, pros tration of rrength, or Vral.t of tune in the nervous system, they are recommended with the utmost confidence, as the most agree able, cafe and ittfaritile iemedy that ever has been, or perhaps, , ever au be discovered by tho researches of science; they act not Ls a tentportiry stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and rilectuatity strengthening and renovating the constitution, ex citing the heidliy action of, and imparting increased energy and it'gi.or to every part of ibe human frame; they restore the tan ptiiid, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and iii;crous health; when aversion to exercise, lass or ijepr;vity of Ter.;ctite, and pahii countenance indicate approaching consume= 02% the delicate female will Le restored to health and society by the benign Influence of this caedicine. At Montpelier these lozenges acquired a degree of cerebrky unequalled in the annals of medicine, and ',may person* who tiro: gone there from this c a itutry, attribute their ref *very inure to iris iture:uable preparation than to any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, I. P. Seddon, and snid wholesale aind ictail by hia Agent. M r . Gifford, 1511, Strand, London, iO des at 7s. and 221. each ; also by Davison'', 1, Parhanient am:et, Dublin, (Agents far In. laud) ; Bax:er Edinburgh ; Man. flay and Cu:Oxford ; Meggy iota Co. Ckelnisford; Crintwell, arid Meyier's, Bash; Br idle and Cu. Salisbury; Larigiloa and 4.!0. Sherborre ; '1 rewraan, Exeter; and JllO4 Vetiders of bits. editing in the Eingdom. • l'o prev n• empty ition, each box it "filed by the Pr^priaitor &L s.. Seddon) in his own 1144 nibaji. voilow srbji ails elm visibly be geupinys Ilds day was published, price ss. 6d. foolscap boards, With an illustrative Frontispiece, • THE MODERN DUNCIAD, a Satire; with Notes Biographical and Critical. London : Printed for John Rodwell, No. 46, New Bond street ; and Effingham Wilson, ON Combat. This day was published, in 12mo price 4s. bound, Carefully revised and corrected, tile Edition of AKEY to CHAMBAUD'S FRENCH EXER CISES, being a correct trautlation of the various £xerci,es contained in that Book. By E. J. VOISIN. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. In the Press, and speedily will be published, in One Volume, Quarto, THE LORD of the ISLES.—A Poem. • By WALTER SCOVE, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, New Editions of Mr. Scott's other Works. In the Press, and speedily will be publiihed. DISCIPLINE a oau. By the AUTHOR of Self-Control. '"Bstatad fee Longman, Hai sr; R eri. Orme, and Brown, Lon alli-siadManaers and Miller, Ediebergfa• • 01 whom may be had, Sat.a-Cormor., a Navel 'I be Fourth Edition, 8 vols. post Ilvo. XI. 4s. LONGMAN, HURS f, atuf(.7o . 's CATALOGUE of 0 • BOOKS. Ms day was published,an Sr o. itririt I. sd, Part 111. of T _ONGMAN, 1 - 11.1RoT, REFS, ORME, and 1,4 lOW M . Wit GENE4.AL CATALOGUE of VAI M A iILE and RARE OLD BOOKS. wind: Part costtarts she Classes to " Facetiz ; or, Boas of Wit and Drol try, iIIinICLIC and bUttcy." Ma.:ic, Witchcraft. Alchymy, Phy.iogi•only, &e." Fortivna a singulaa if curi.itts Ass Tablas,: tit Woiki upon otose übj-ca " Flays and W1.11.$ on the Drama," among which ate hiany u; the early Quartos. 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Wh• rw may be had. The LONDON DlSSEL:rtilit. ,ricc ca. . • •1 ha day wen kohli , hed, in aro. Trice 8, Sd. bard% g RIN...II'I;c_S of SURGERY. for Ili. Use of Chirutgical S u.:ects. Pc" ^ - ew 11,411 , 1 tan, ait Addn ions. Uy 101 - 1 N PEAIt/M`i F.A.S. S.nfor Rumen, to the Lack Howl:al and .Asplnnt, Surgeon to the Pdolic lhopoiyatory, and Reeder on the I'rincipte, and Pt - Aimee nt .'tirgery. Primal for 1. Callow, Medical llookeeller, 10, Crown-court, Prince's-Wreet, Soko. Where um he had, by the game Author. _ 1 OisttkVATlol:3 en.ti. ErticTs • f VARIOUS ARTICLES of • the ;VI A T4RIA iviazicn, in :lie Cogs a I.lltwl VtN r LA Price 7c. balr.l4; . 2. PRACTICAL gait RVAT4II)IB CM CA rittaous . eo m Price V.: 6(1. bevet.l. lately putoisied, • ,By 1. CALLOW, Met heal ISAokseller, to. Crawn.enurt, Ptinc.• • 4 N:reet, Soho (vice 2e. MI) the Semi.' Edition, w ,th Adoitekww, 11INTO for the RECOVERY arid PRLdrERVA. TUN of HEAL CH. 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Just published, • - • • T HE CAPTIJRE ot wASHINGTON, a chit racteri..tic divertimento: descriptive of the Sailing of the British Fleet, from Benedict, the fall ot tire Great t'ity of Wash ington, the tii4ht of the President, .Stc. price td. con posed and tbd;c..i.ed to the Right Hon. Earl liathurst, by Louis JA. s'n. Also the Sc.-red Cabinet, being a -election of briginal Hymn., Duets, and bdcred Pieces of Istwec, adapted, o N •ed 4 expressly written fur this work, by several eminent Divitist;. an I me Pst thrift Duer," When Heaviii cifssotvet the bused lie," which is sided, the Rutsian Hymn, the words : by the present Emperor of Russia, tranilated by Dr.collysr, pi ice 71.6 d. Al-o aii•Blegy on the Death of Miss Robinson, is. 6tl. The l owslip Girl, Love &Eddie Bottle, and the Adieu, price Is. each. Aiw Davis'. new and complete Systensof ti.at will enable al. persons to learb the Plano-forte with tate and ta.clitty by mops of she New Union Cliff, price 7s 6d. Printed and sold by J. Day . .., at his Piano forte and Organ Manufactory, C:aihtrino stree, Strand, where may ist: had his Grand Still-acting Mechanical Organs, Lapse, Harp, dos A Grand and a square Plato -torte, ne-rki pew, with a'.:: tonal • keys, to be sold cheap, and etvgry artik.le In the Mw.ical luxe on rguaonable terms. . 1 Merchants antl Cap•a_itis "planed with Pale-fortes arid fk gans of a very sePaia dt'SarlOi, nsa.ggyantereos eispop b f ur Proms% EXCHEQUER 1111.1. On ICE, October 12, 1814. All Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of August and Septem- ber, 1013, . . Aide, 1013, 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 42. Supply, 1013, 5e3,670,7e0 - - 110. 1)•tto, ditto, I,ooopoo - 110. Vote of Credit do. 5,c cuO,c: 00 . - 161. TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COIItiIIISSIONERS of HIS Mil , J.EsTr', TRBASUZI, havistg given Dlr.:alga:for p.ying oft the Primipal of the atm" mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Offer, in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace raml, Westminster, on Sattrday, the t:9th day of Oc tober, 1814, attendance he given daily (Sund.eys and Holidays excepted) anal and including Monday, the 2414 instant, from T,, icka in the Illorkhr till One in the elllernosn, for the porton' of receiving the came; and„ for the greater ‘ll4.st:h,tise hearers of the said are et sired to place each deserittioa of Bill; in elarate Lists, (Whig' are to he okam:l at thir Office) chserfrg esese in the on/ er of their rer i testi 9e Atter, smh a; ace Jos eJnee ,r.reu:st Rang 7111filt1 444d11 1 arransel, and sreeifyingthe principal Sams and Interest due thriven cogitated from, lot exclading thfed4l / 4 614 which MI are respraivdy Waled, e• the sail 24th lay of Octub r issch.rive,whesothe totem:us& reale; and the said Bearers (Ise;sig Nadir, ar not) are ia.:ielsentiily regnirrt to indorse each 8.8 with stair Israel s;znaturet c and to writ; sl'aoses and limislaree at thrtottoor• of eatA teptrate List; are 'hey are neorrover to attend the EA che7ner Bill (jet for par meat, and to receive the arty Bills, ev:of give ate Re:tip ,%r the sJciee. b . any vc the holders ‘1 the rs . foresaid Bills .theallia receivit., ofysnrnt the Principal and Interest, trevienre to the raid ttgth isy efOctothr, they en.e3 W ,teeeneerodetieJ,ea co...paling the Akre', tc 'he definer Tchi.h It." wish to le paid, and leaving the said Bills for ,xaernation one day prior thereto. t.teh Permit oi ;ay be Jerrriiiis of having' new Ex:hillier Bali in :ohde or in par lof Payment rf,PrinditJl, upon martia l . new but., tad mentioning the amount at the bottoot of their Liar, de.'rvereil on ot ;6pre Munitiy, the t. , .ith iaitatot,Ne.iy arcomorastetlerith new Bdlo, saying an Interest of Threepence forrlfpeni-y by the Jay, on every Ih,, :Joni/red Pounds, nehich sail New hills :rill tear Jae the Jail 2!.th I,i f of ()vest). r.• zri4 be delivers!, teizether with the 'Meted due in refit et of the Bills Jo dezird t 6: eotehalogrd, on Mouslay, the slit day of Ocioher, aid the fottonriag Days. N.B. All Faehequar Bills, dated prior to August, I 9IS, have wen advertised to be paid oe, and the Interest there:xi lots .easel. VTONE Y asivAticed, from 4300 to gel (X)OUO, by 1.51. HlJlttt OW3 and co. .uccessors to RYDEN. and Co. !Us ;Al Howt4t..l,,treet, ri•zroy-aquare, on Annuities, Notes of Hand, at.d all -oft:. of Sectritiee; they cla•nt more re• tileCi Wilt) , and power than any others in this line, and can make as instant Advance to Merlon' of known character. Attenddfce all .-tus.. 1 ! 'HE crl -bra. ed ANTI-I 111 rETIGINES, or, sOLONION'S 11RLTP8„ (without mercury, or any dela tt.rnsett prt•parati.ta) which stand In the lair,hest estimation fer the cure of the Scurry, Scrofula, Leprosy. and all dicor.k•rs ors.', g•nati•+g in an Imrate state of the bi od ; bt lug gradual, gentle, and almost suiturceptible, in their operation—the best substitute' 'h it has eve•r.bern di.v.vereil for that daugerous ntineral Mer cury swt•rteninz the blond, anti s•imulathtg it to expel all noxious nti impure juices, givi•tg strength and tone to the nerves, enli • ng am .] inatgorattng Both body" and mind —Price t Is. per '<title, or four in our handy bottle for sls. on which one small `.stottle is Save . . •I'he wort% Sand. Solomon, Liverpool,' are en graved . it the s• amp of each btu t le, se ithout which nonearegenuine. -old by zia,rot t Leigh, i IS, Strand; Bacon and Co. 141), Osford ore t; opineite New Bund-street, London, oust all Mclitthle. L.t.. 1)r Solomon yawn, when consulted by letter, the usual toplimeet . f a 6t,e pound not, to ha inclosed, address:el— ' M .racy I...ver. Dr Jolumon, Gi.ead Howse, near ljaerpool. Nail sh.ubl • possaga" to THB PROPRIE OF THE AMERICAS bOO Elmo SYRUP. MADAM, IH V.. takto the liberty of trouhliig y on with this l e - tet. khowing bat nutty parents, •lu thigh pr. judice. think .t thsees• bee. !!st ouly rubbing the rims of a child. it can have ail el& ei in ' , ringing their Teeth through with Lir pain ; meat say I wa ei eh( tow number, null. alum two months mere, my child Lou tablets set nvt-t violent screamisgs, night and day Weknt w it t r•areall. d from tee teeth. stane4ateiy purchased a bottle of your AVI ENICAN ADO MING Porta/ i'; when, to my great surprise, is a W./ miaow, a ter rite gum, wort rubbed, ;he c• • went ott in a leoncertabk risco for several haus. lii about a we. k, two 'of , VI cow throws; .n a very short time afterwards o our tar vt avtotileenot, h a nrwr mate tk.lr appearance, with out thy child's all slug she leant symptoms of UthaSitivssl. He is ow atuti.tg two iteuisle-terth with apparent eau. I a 'ministered te - ne r r t neognbour's child, who was not expected to survive !trough r•e airotionll its teeth, wh-li to the joy of it. mcAker, e immediately-revived. asttshortly alter four teeth made their Appearance. any Lady who mac have their doulati et its ar u m . erlul elicit, (u I had myself b.. f.re 1 a pli e d it) shall be eati,• 'fl d by calling at my house, No. S, Crosby-row, Kw* street, t1u;o-igh. 1 an, Madam, your's respectfully, April ula, 1814. R. Fatima,. 1 o be ha I of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, m ea yn t sys-strui, Oxtortl-street ; anti lay their appcgutniept, of *New cry, St. Paul's Church-yard, and bald-street, Dublin; trclay, Fleet market; Dicey and Suatan, Bow Church-yard; !taw and Edwards, St.P.turseltureh y.ard, Butler, 4;Cheaislde ; Evan*, Long-la te, Smithfield ; Lod by all the principal Medicine Vend -r. ax town and coutitty, at a belie. . Can tuti.-4e sure to ask (or "Johnson and Williams', Allah ries%) g L . yrup," a. there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mt Johnson relieves the-Infant Poor as usual, at * her house, every 'lnuesday . and Saturday miming, From nine to-ten o'clt f ck. by brink ng aletter from a respectable housekeeper, to lertly they attF real objects of et arity. ; 1/AMIABLE MEldilliNg. THE vidne 0, lilt. GUTTA SALUTARIS, has been so long, proved, that nothing of the pment day can bear a compet don with .t, in all the different stages o!' a etrtain disease • ,w; ich it age , wally elates and eradicates (rota the habit, w"bout exciting ch., painful feeling+ and exposure that attends sativaron—wi. bout d.-biiitatina the COVV:ll.ltion in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or retsric. non of let. 1 . .,e radical V.rlnes of r hese me.timable Drops have proved 'mitt claim ro public approbat.tin fir m re than 30 years. In all the debility of both !elms City prove a lief,. r+-fail ng resto rative--whether the debility is produced by too free use of met. airy, by illicit pleasures, or iLe effects of a warm climate. T. travellers and those going absent. bey cannot be recompaen led IMO strongly, as they iecrive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all °'.i stubborn glens, and every weakncs. the affects the bladder and organ. of urine. By Its efficacy many reaseys haws bettomeinu4sers, who 'or many pews lead been depseved of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheanside, the corner of St Pant's Chinch yard; and retail, by beam and sharp, Portsmouth; Halt &Johnsen, Gosport A'biteet,WeAton Mallory, anti Jones, Voresea ; I rewman. I art sr . Vookworthv ll?nviile, thibe,rt and I los.ard, ; Wrwhury, fin; Baxter and Macdonald, Gun ; snhth, Mau runt, jaott, and W !OMEN ; well, B ru. ; ose et, Peek Hull ; White, Bog ton ; li otert., •;" dm. and it tzin ; Oregoen pw Illititgv, I .1 ...trds vud Penile 1 - 11, 4tPuoii Stains ctrl I.prei., es..l liowen, ; Lihyd, 4.rmiost•s h a ; 0.-erevr kilt Ant ; aWI iwt meow. iregi g te, to nOttloi 71 eat Ihh is. WIS. # 41 4 641 4 . LIST-INDIA PALM R, &totes I t, 18N. T HE COURT' of DIRSCIORS of the D fIE COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENC LA IND, fraiir to the BAST INDIES, do herthy sky mike. That by the Ship Letter Act passed In the last Sesslqn of Nisi liament, ad PRIVATE LEI TERS for INDIA must be sent to the POST-OFFICE only, and they therefore request the PI h!!. to take nOtlce, that no LETTERS can be behcefordt tecWWd at the INDIA-HOUSE for the purpose of being fa-warded ro Indial JAMES COBB, Besretoro._ l'o AOILICULTURISTS, GEN MEM E N and :-.POR 111MBN• NORTH.IMP ; ONSHIRE. TO BE SOLO BY AUC I With immedire Possessi44l, At the Wheat Sheaf Inn , in Dayttory, nn Weduset!aY, the !a November, 1814, at Four n'elitek ( . to:hosprevi..usly disposed of by Privre Contract, of whiell due notice will be giv4n), A CAPITAL FItEEHOLU ESTATE. nee.. tree and Lunt tax redeemed; condctiag of an ettc-.11.0t newly-erected Dwelfing•house, in a molt healthy -fustian, and commanding very beautiful and pictunoque etews of the War wlekshire Hills and adjacent country, Et for the residence of a tientkman and Famly, and wed adapted far au Arievit;triet; with large Orattaties. twos, Stables, Coach-house, Farm ••:;;,,,, and tat :.ttahls Offites, ,14 good repair: . and up*ards 21041 Acres of uncommonly rich Arable, Meadow, anl Parort: Laud, 1.4.4 which betwe4n 40 and 50 Aeres are Arrble); wkhitt a riot levee, well wettre.t and tiniturml, and •dur.indi, g w tb thing inott desirably ii . nate4 at ;00 •a i S V Eit FON, within one mile and a half of Datientry, a: , AI a quarter of a Mile of the London and Warwick I urnpate (,244. A niore it; sirable ?itterty for an Agrtzlitturistott a Gentle.. ;min fond of Field Spol ts, has never byes. t ircrci: to public bale, having a erai l y cot:multi:arias with thi• best Markets in As Midland Counties, and being settit; a very easy distance of the Althorp, Prelacy, I lek, of Grattan s, and otitis Fira-hounds; and in a gond Shouting Country. the darochial Asa:tune:lts are very moderate, and the matt uneolornoni• Hatt ;he Putch;:se-money may remain on mortg tge. Apply •u Mr. liurzon, holicitur, Llaventry, it whose Oil& Map of the Estate Is left. o • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, • LONDON. ' WILLIAM B. moutorrAim. The best Accommodadon for Travellers, good Dei s Ahoy Liquors, and moderate Chows. Waggon Warehouse., and - .tabling fur Sts Waggemn per 11V , •ek-- of great interest to any Carrier it might suit, Innis the email siTtlaioll. • rh. following Poet Coaches, Mail Coaehe., Sec. set put frogs the Saracen's 'dead Inn, :mow-Hill EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP AND PLEASANT P ASS AOll TO PARIS. WEYMOUTH UNION COACH; litsr . g through Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, *ad Ando. ver; every afternoon; arrives at Weymouth neat day, at olio o'clock. The Packets sal en Wednesdays and :I aturdart, et aye o'clock in the afternoon, fPr Guerwaty, Cherb,..irg. and St. Marine's. —Kr The road front Cherbou - g to p A IS i+ the most delightful and cheapest tr.tvelling in France. BRIGHTON elegant raw !Post-Coatis ; carries four It r.lles only, every Morning at Nine; til.rotigh Crawley, FALMOU 11-land TRURO New Post-Ciratft every Mornitlga E.XETER., Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorcheater, Fiuntouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury Now Post Coach; every Aliening It Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Asti:inner, Brit. port, Blondford, Basingstoke, and BOSTON, Spalding, Petaltorourk: Stan*, and Unntingtloa new Royal Mail Coach, sets out eery ilvening.—.(terrines tient Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Orjmaby, on.l Hull, LIVERPOOL PoA-Coazh, to carry 4 Insi.ten, sets cut every Morning, through I.urterworth. Cross, Hinck'ry, Atha. - woe, famworth, Northaniinoit ; Dunstable; arrives at lAverpoul nest Afternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrixi b tou, Ktintitard, Stant., and f.teliti.td, PontaCoash, called The Expedition, .very Evening at five o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head Int,. Dale-strect, Liverpool. Guarded thrnaghout. SA l'H and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches.through Chiffon). ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, n..th, and the London Tavern, TN* enks-street. Bristol, nest Murning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. water, " Taunton, &c. Lt.:yew light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets nut every Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re. markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Pipes through Stamm turd, Newark, Retford. Doncaster, and Frrrybridge, to the' Golden Linn Leeds, next Day, at Noon. No t with s t a ndi ng the uncntuipon Expedition of this Coach, it is dhow-d to he the moss agreeable and comple , e Public Conveyance on the North Road s being asequallent in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston,' Kirby-Lonsdale, Dolton, Charley, Ornsskirk. and Garstail Post Coaznes, every After . noon at Five o'Cluck.—Guarded. GLASGOW, I.ossgkown ' Gretne.Green, Anson, Dumfries, Sanquhar-Kile,.Cumnock, ICinpwell, and an Parts ut Scotland, Caraperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed w*.th a Guard throughout, sets out every Mottliog at Half-past its o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Ncirthallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers titling themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, msy rt-st what time they please, and then proceed on Without any ad. ditional Fare. J. CLoy IC, the Black Swan, Coney-str..et; York, rusts Coaches to Sunderland, Hull ScarbOnstogli, Whitby, and otter Places. ' BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Event's'. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitebaven 7ost Coach, goes with Four Horses, and ,a Guard all the way. Passes throuelsEr gug h, Appleby, Greatoliridge Richmond, Catterfck , 1101QuOtrid s e, Wedierby, Aberford, boncaster, and Grantkant (the' 'nearest way by eighteeu miles).. Sets nut every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers deitup e d gig the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet tiiise ailtraaitage of their seats being secured in the nest Coach. • CHESTER and PAR KGA'rE new Post Coach, Dail/. ECLIPSE, a new 'Flying Post Coach, m York,. Simdekland. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries.rour Insides only.. every AI. ternoon,ist Three o'Cisai, by way of Doncaster,.Grabthant, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Y3VM, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn ( Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Conyleen, Newcastle, Wrhsl, and WolverhaniptoniPosr-Coach, every Afttrimon.—ttuarJed. :;HREWSBURY, Wellington, and Si iffnal Posfrcoach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Chick.—Guardpd. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, the Rocking► ham, every Moruhig. bIitMINOHAM Mercury Post Catch, with a Cluard, seta out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmi.lhani next day at Noori. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and bhipsiput, to the Sgracen's Head, Bull-4 tett, Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach (to carry 4 insides only) in Oar Day, through stony Stratford, Lentiogton, and Vi'arw.ck; Sets oan'every luetalay, Thursday, and iiaturday Morn tag, and arr.tter at Birmingham the Nate XWelli. g. SOU i HAhl P lON, Winchester, Mulford, and Alton Coach every Eireoing. 11111.1., Northeave, Howden, Thom, and Doncaster Poole Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Ckick, to the Bull and Sun km, Mytim-gate, Hill, - es. 14. -row rs and Parcels booked for the above Coashee, at the Me t are horse Cellar Piccadilly NMI' Os I AIN and Co. telecthilly &egos* them. -evis kos tap Public, that they win not be accountable for Parcel. n- Logger., /hp. of more than Five Pound" Vain., g s . 4, arks. entered a, enchand paid fee asem‘pily, th• tiao.o l : 4 *IA Nat **TVS* 101026110 e4Melt • ail, f kW f 111 ' TII h. %TR E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TI -HS PRESENT EVENING, wall be acted - the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Pierre, Mr. YOUNG; Mr. CONWAY; Ptiuli, Mr. EGERTON t B-denier, Mr. BARILYMORE. lielvi.tera, MIK O'NEILL, • (Being henceund appearance in th..t character). • A•ter which the new Melo Drama, called f THE FOREST OF BONDY ; or, I HP 110t1 OF MONTARGIh. Mu..c composed by Mr. Bomar. Mies O'Neill will pi eorni the part of Juliet every Monday iii: fur rnu c•-; on Wedtwedar and on Friday nest she will ap t , thi. character of P.elirk Col —Adav w I; he revived, The Maid of the Mid. .1 he st of Bundy, or the Dog of Moutargis, will be per- • formed every evenme till farther notice. `the Ptititic at. reeptcifulty informed, aft Mr. Kemble is enicagtd a: this 1 heatre, and dTe notice will be given of his first oprearinte. BUCKS.. . . TO BE SOLD -BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • With immediate potamsiton, A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, exone. AIL rated from Lard-raz and Tytbe-free, situate ar PO I'TER- Iff'" AV, mai Grtat hlt•s-tOen . comprtoing Farm House, a, and Out.bui ding*, and about Km Alm; oil and. For furt her particulars apply In MCSE,II. Abawe, Le BLitt, and Mawr, New Bridge.rreet„.