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LADIES are admitted to the Lee. tures,aud to the Lisrary of Circulation, at £2. 2.. per Annum. KNIGH r SPENCER, Secretary This day were publisbed, In Otte Vul. Bvo. price los. 6d. in boards, AIL PERSONS having any DEMANDS loam the Estate and Eff:cts of the late Colon ICH 4 IR LES ROBISON, of the Royal Artillery, duet Med, a-e required to call upon me forthwith, stating the nature and amount of their Chaim, directed to Stewartstown, Tyrone, Ireland. CHARLES ROBISON), Ad ministr2tor. AU Letters to be pnst•paid. EMBASSY 70 CHINA. C HA RACTERSot S HA KES PE A R's PLAYS. By W11.1.1.kh3 HAZLITT. Printed for R Hours R (suere.stir to Mr. Jon sisots,) 74, Bt. PAW', Church yatd; and C. and J. OLttaa,ltl Welbeck-street. " Th:s is a very pleasing little Book, and we do not hesitate to say, a Book of •ery considerable (xi-nudity a: d genlas. What we chiefly look for hi ►itch a work is a fine seose of the traSities of the author, and an eloquent exposition of diem; and all this, and more may be found in the VUltlllie before us."—Edinburgh Review for August. Also, by the same Author, The ROUND TAILS. FROM P4R. ELLIN% JOURNAL. Mr. Etus, after relating the decisive conclusion of the nerciation, relative to the humiliating cried. mony repaired of the Ambassador, say., that the Embassy had scarcely returned from their interview with the Vice-Roy when the K ,m.g-yay arrives, says that all is arranged, and requ 'bts thlt the Em bassy will immedia , 4y prepare to proceed. Or tt4. (23: 1 1 August ( I 9 ... C) they acc:)td.talrly send off their bag , ,47^, t rward, and about midnight react the gate, b) whirls L Ord MACARTNEY entered Pekin, but are not admitted : - - _ FASHIONABLE PANCI NG, byMr A LLEN, privately taught, at No. IS, Sherrard.street, fl(!iden.square, to Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have acv r karnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALIA tee system of teaching is expressly studi for thaw to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fatitionible requisite for genteel Society expeditiously, privately, atsA- a 4 urtriew ryle of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teacis!ng may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of Pupils, nit the public teaching evenings. erofessors of dentin: taught the most elegant fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profession. The SuhAription Assert:blies are every Friday. DEDICATED 10 HER. GRACE THE DUCHESS DOWAGER OF RU ELAND. This day era* published. price ss. ed. boards, A PRACTICAL. TREATISE on the Method of Brtediag, Rearing, and Fattening all hitt& of Domestic Poultry, Phomants, Pigeon+, am! Rahtnts ; with an Account of the Egyptian Me•hnd of Hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat. Se cond Edition, with Additions on Breed ng, Feeding, and Manage• meta of Swan. from Memorandums made &mai/ Forty Years Pr ctiee.—By BONING lON MOW BRAY, Emi. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and loses, Paternos ter-row. " S9th of Ate!ust . .—Daylight found usat the en. ;age of Hai tete, nee sitich the house of Sung-ta jin, one the prinripal Ministers, intended to he our quarters, is situated : here, however, we did not re. main, but were carried directly ti. Yuen-min-yuee, where the Emperor is at present. Tire carriage stop ped tinder some trees, end we ourselves were cenduered to a small aparment belonging to a range of hoildinF,s in ■ square ; Mandarins of all buttons were in wat:. ing; several Princes of the Blood, d;itinguisked by clear ruby buttons and round flowered badger, were among them: the silence, awl a certain Air of rep larity, marked the immediate preseuer of the S. vereign. The small apartment, much out of rep tire into whiet we were huddled, now witnessed a scene, I believe unparalleled in the history ce dipl •macy. Lord Am herst had scarcely taken his seat, when Chang deli. vered a message from Hu ( Koung yay), informing him that the Emperor wished to see the Amthalldor, his son, and the Commissioners, immediaiely. Much surprise was naturally expressed; the previous ay. rangement for the Bth of the Chinese in .nt.., a period certainly much ton early for convert, was advtrted to, and the irter impbribility of his Escehiency appe iv. ing in his present state of fatigue, inanition, and de ficiency of every necessary tqaipment, was strongly urged. Chang was very unwilling to be the bearer of auswer, but was finally obliged to consent.— During this time. the room had tiled with spectators of all ages and ranks, who cud, ly pressed upon ns to gratify their brutal curiosity, for such it m.,y be called, AS they seemed to regard us rather as wild - beasts, than mere strangers of the same species with them selves. Some other messages were interchanged be tween the Koeng-yay and Lord Amherst, who, in addition to the reasons already ;peen, stated the inde corum and irregularity of his appearing without his 'credentials. In reply, it was said, that in the propo. sed audience the Emperor merely wished to see the Ambassador, and had no intention of entering upon business. PLAYING CARDS WITH COLOURED :LICKS. 'THIS Improved Article, warranted widwut Cot 1. No In its composition-, is only to be had or THOMAS CRISWICK, Ne. 115, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, leondon. The price of the best superfine Wbu.• Mosul , . 4 ts. per dozen; super. See coloured 1.10.911. oily Gs. pet &men higher ; line ilarrys 40s. Highlanders gas. Each Writing 'Paper, which takes the luk freely withom the g•Lasy surface so much com• plained of in Hot yre.sud The words PLAYING L..iltDS on the front of the House. Playing Cards for Exportation free of Duty. BREWING AND MALTING. This day . was published, in see. Fifth Edition, price 100.6 d. in hoards, A TREATISE on BREWING; wherein is ex. hibired the whole Process of the Art of Brewing the various Sorts of Male Liquor; together with the Mender of ushig the Thermometer and Saccharometer • e'ueidateil by Examples; to which are added, General tar ructors for mating Malt, and Ta bles of the Net Duties of Excise on strong and Table Beer, pay able by Common Brewers in Town and Country. By ALEXANDER MORRICE, Common Brewer. London* Printed fee Sherwood, Neely, and loafs, Pretties ter-row ; and thing and Page, fooley-street. TO PREVENT' INIPoSIIION—TAKE NOTICE K. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, Ts NF:WBORY, SWINDON, ALDBOURN, vrocrn'ON-BA%' , E LAMBOUItN, HUNGERFORD, C fill. I'ON, KEA DING, and all Places queen, Daily. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, /111011 Tilt I TIII: REV. WILLIAM HE ['HERING TON'S CHARITY to the BLIND; established 1774. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL., LONDON. NvTI - IE It EAS the above-named Gentleman. is iris life-time, enabled the Oevernon et ibis Hospital to ysy Annuities of £lO to each of Fifty Blind Persons, in the hope tint hi, example would be followed by other benevolent clamo urs, the Governors give this public notice, that from the very munificent additions made to Mr. Hetberinvon's original Fund, by Deed ut Gin, and by Will, they are now euaWed to extend the Ain:lady to upwards of 4bo persons. The Governors give this public notice, that from the 15th of October to the 3d of November, in every fear, they am ready to issue from the Counting-house of the Hospit al, upon the per- semi application of a Friend,' Petitions fur any blind persons duly Talified. The leading Qualilleadons are stated hereunder; and unless 6cl:taffies can respectively prove themselves strictly within them, the applications lu their behalf wiU be entirely fruitless : Birth in Lagiand, to the each/aims of Wales and Benvick-upeci- Tweed. Age Fifty Years and upwards. Pr.ichnee, Three Years in their present Abode; and total Blindness during that period. Those who have ever begged, received Alms, or are deemed objects of Pariah Redef, are excluded from the Benefit of these Charlies, which are Intended "for these who have been reps. telly brought op, and who want some addition to what they have, i,. make Life more comfortable under the utlafoetene et Bilminess." 'THOS. WILBY, Clerk. , Chris's Hospital, let October. 1857. 1 • • Tram the great meet of this Charity It Is found impracti. able to attend to Letters. _ . . SELECT LAW LIBRARY. This day was Rub!joked, price 4s. sewed, THE LAW of BANKRUPTS, their Creditors, and Magmas, from the issuing the Commission to the Allowance and Confirmation of the Certificate by the Lord Cban• calor Calculated for the use of Bankrupts, their Creditsin and Assignees, as well as for Practising At, orates and Solicitors. By 30A341Z WHITAKER, Esq. Barrister at law. London : Printed (or F. C. and J. Rivington; John Richard sen ; J. M. Richardson ; Longman, Hum, Rims, Orme, and Brown; Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy; lacking's.; H ughes, Harding, Mayor, and Jones; Sherwood, Needy, and Jones; Walker and Ed wards; and Wilson and Sons. York. Of whim may also be had, 1. The New Complete Parish Officer or a perfect Odd. to Churchviardene, Overseen, &c. as. sew;d. I. Sutton's Law of Landlords. Tenants, and Lodgers,Ps. 14. s. Mitlurd's IAIW of Wills, Codicils, .9;e. 9s. 641. 4. Manning:a Law of Bills of Exchange, ss. Id. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOWHILL, LONDON. To YORK, I.EEDS. EDINBURGH,and all Parts of the Nortb. Four Inside Coaches. the Best Horses, and keep excellent Tune, By B. W. NOUN LAIN and Co. - - THE following Pnit Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. am out !min the SARACEN% HEAD INN, Snow-hill: Th. UMPIRE. a NEW I.IVERPOOL Light Coach, only ore night on the road, carrying four bidder and four °tondo. arts out every day at Doe o'clock, wives at Liverpool nazi evening at sir o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, Watford, Lunt:worth, Hh.cklry, Arbor stoat, Litchfield, Stone, Itugely, Newcastle, Koutatoyd, War. rbegton, end Preset*. 4. hiarrtett's Cokotry Gentleman's Lawyer. es. N. B. The whole may be had together in ate volume, pries te. ed. is boards, or Al. se. lid. calf lettered. NEW VOLUME OF DERBYSHIRE. - This day was published, with a Map and Phase,: price lbs. beards, Vol, UL et A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE 41 of DERSTIIHIRI4 with nbarratioss ea the Moans atm improvement; draws up Inc the coluldrration of the Board of Agetcukare, sad lute:nal Impreueotan--coaciodnig with a Mid P.esapitulatitoo of the various thou and Suggostious of Measures calculated far Insittretnest, scattered through thou/halo 3 yob. OCTAVO EDI [ION OF LADY MORCIAA EILANLIL lids day ono published, The Second Edition, la Two Vols. Poo. price XI. 111. Ad. boards. FRANCE. —By LADY MORGAN. Author of . 1 The Wild MA Gfrl " O•lsnonel " &c. " Claque jour de ma Vie est on feuille dins nano Uwe." Trona& This work, though subdivided lino the several heads of " The ' Perantry, Society. Furl., the Lana Theatre, and Eminent and I.lterarr Characters." may, in fact, be denominated, a View of the present State *1 Society in France, in Its principal grate; This task, so complicated, so laborious, Lady Morgan has executed with all the spirit that belongs to an ardent mind, and all the 'truth which 11 ckaracterittic of an honest and independent one. The work is veri:ten in the same &anti:ally energetic style for 'bah her former productions were, and are sell!, so highly esti. mated. We are, by the powerful strength of her desseiptions inhered Into the midst of the stones which ale yourtrays ' whether she convene with th e pail tropriitaire of a few acres. the Lady of distinguished sank, or the eminent literary characters, we Make see of the party ; and we /Wye from the serwivastiebe Mier instructed or saussed Her remarks osi French Seder an highly interesting, for they are not founded ea heauly, they are met the remit of metaphysical speculation, bat are Pjawo from natal, and, apparently, very close observation. The Iscrdatia d peones and events, anterior and subsequent to the Revolt. 48 . witb. which the work abounds, are exceedingly eitertalning, sad must prOte 14011tet of gratification to those who are fond of wiping the private characters of men and women, who have, wig a long series of years, made a prominent figure on the lissome of French Politics, or of French Gallantry. Printed for Henry Colima, Coodalt-street. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the mi. pal lovonticst of Mr. HENRY, and brought by. his Ise:emits improvements to the highest perfoction) continuo to he prepared and sold by Meats. HtNILY, Manufacturing Cho. suf.!, Maitchoster. This agietaLleper fumed Liquor which is salivated et highly canewurated Vinegar, Joined with she mat pleasant Aromatics athaaainus Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any home and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it for affording relief in Head-ache, Paintings, Ice.; aad molars k prailiarlyieatahil and refreshing in avowed roans, in pia , If public retanoied in the aparunmsts of the sick. k osentir acts, alto, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold ender the Kale sad similar names, the . public are regretted to observe, as ebe only proof of its being gentine, that the name of Meters. Heart', Manchester, DAM vswaved 011 the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar In baths, price es. 94. cock,: /tint ,, L P included, Is sold wholesale and retail bY.Saylrf and BIM. — ,cannir-street, (the only / dents in Loudon audicnised by the. rrapristorat) where (may -be itMi, Spoils Roles of Geld, Silver, Carnelian, ° f rom gm Also Hcrtr's CILLCUMD kIAiIIARCIA i in •bettlee at its. aZd largeewithglass steppers, at 44.6 6 . erMil; their itaikulibrind en the stamps. • • DUilialorS ANTIBLLIUUS ‘PILLS. VITIATED BILE' is the fruitful source of. all • • those dbarden whisk set s the &mask end Bowels; °tailgating ladlgeetion, ileartlnors FlitulensO, H IS !'"ise 'soil a variety of other affectltme , thssaffs 4 ;4 l7 4 i glinisdered aciLm of the Liver.and Orgussa, Them ,Pills rustle every tutoriinsendation of mild eration olds atuseedul a goet i asd resnidng noreerelet or eenBseottUtt dialog tindr use, 4 .is.pardastkr a . moat valuable and -ennveniera.abdlelnubl Cadmus of the, Army or Navy, and Toorelless• 1R tropical obasates where the ceasoquencei of redundant and vitiated Bile ' a r._• se prevalent and alarming, they arc an effectual promcdon A"' the,. sense—Thy are likewise pectliarly•caleolatedtweer. yea disorders Nisbet from emus, sat Ilse table, sad to TOWS the injured tone stag worsar.b. , gal in boles ar od. 6.. Ilc and 112 a , (by Appointment) by I IL BUTLER and Sous, Chesil's., No. 4,'Ciseapeide, centered St. hare Chureloyards' Sauser,.l6o, Otiordwereet ; Shutt °ltosise the East-inclht House, Leadeshallotreet ; Vit l 47:l to. No. Soros** NO- to the.priesigir s li". twin end Drogglaiiltrevery City and Tows le the IT JOHN FARE?, Sen. Miami Surveyor. London I Printed tor Sherwood, Neely, sad Jones, Of whom may aloe be bad, Vol.!. which treats of the Strata and Mineralogy. and chi Author's le Mullis of Mineral annoying," with coloured elates of Strata. pike tievisoards. Vol IL which treats of Estates, Bulidinp, Implements, Dran k', Meowing; Etc. price I S.. beards. • • Tegether. thew velum, of &port en Derbyshire cousin a far-greater variety and somber of facts of useful and curious applicatin, than have been ascertained and published, regard. kg . spy other district of equal cunt in this, or any other king dom ; and great pains have been taken to emnpress them Seto the prevent compass, sad arrange them for beivenient perusal and reference. in Vie third velum. now published. a great many authentic details,and sane new views arising therefrom. will be found, on the momentous questions rowdies the Poor Laws sad Poor Popoktion of the Kingdom, gte. wbkb now se auks* engage the attendee of almost every thinking person. This day was published, DIR. SOLOMON'S JUSTLY CELKSILATED OULU TO , IULALTH; Or. Advice to both Sesas.—Price Se. T HIS interesting Publication se materially commas .1. those to whom, by its dtle, kls addrssod, that it k hoped isms enerosted with cases es important as the morals, health, and totsgevity of the rising geasradon will omit to give it a diligent perusal. '1 his wait has been die labour of many years expe rience and .nervation on the saimultees sesweepeness of a de stroctiorkabit, to obtala a remedy ageless width. the Doctor has , devoted e k e inincipal part of his le. ' Nothing can certainly beef mire impertassetoboth sexes than to be properly acquainted with every symptom of gosh diseases as they are liable to and • how to manage themadves when dieted with any of them .—la this work Is also added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, and seminal wealutem ; also, an Append!: on Nervosa Complaiam—illastrated sad interspersed wick a variety of ambestic facts never before published. Sold by S. Leigh, No. IS. Strand ; and to bo bad of every respectable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. A CLEAR SKIN AND EXNUTIFUL COMPLEXION. • LADIES are most seritiusly assured. that all the esunsties ever yet Allicovereei .do sot postage in as hum. dtedds divot the good gealides of Mrs. VINCINI's GOW LANDN I.O'llON, as aseasrer and bendier of the Skin. Hen ries, hews, elarienns, spew,. tan • erosions in the face, wed um of the 001 e, &c. ere erten peclibr to tender and delicate complexions; 'by the regular application of this Lotion once a dtiy e eir twice or .thrice a week, tbe.shio and fluids are gredaally eleinfed yard MOl4 sad amen that .chiar trinsparvne white and, red. width' denote them in a Itealsby sate. Nothing hat ever yet .bwateead to &papas, to twain. sod emeihrsaa. Prow J. Dz., Esq. late Captain Is the Hon. East India Com. 'Ws liontee. es Nis Vallanart. Mishear—aleat my . art b rl fiem.ladia, I have been under the erect aseittit she esthitie Phyildene of Loodon for the care el a vielena2 lftataiitliei lgsmdsverlese Ilse Ism, I went to Bath, toe, T Welk *Mel But, Cheltenham, and Harrowgate, • Vole seasem. bet without ether. Your Lotion P* alvel3P.• few Woks I was eared of a =srotta ."ll = 1111 : 11 M lanning scurvy in the face; I am now perfectly visor at all redness, or any symptom of mutt u*l never 'bed any each disorder.—l ala w hlatkaa,ite.- J. DIA. Limo Grove, Baddiogtea. • Soldity . Eirs.•Vhscent, seas 'Proprietor of Dr. Clowlaners MS. likedpe,:l4m 4, Doleastreet,Otantestor.speare, Leaden lawn and Co. 1 50 9 Daheileetrest; Smelt. .Peefunter is his Majesty, Nes Bond-tueet ;, Butler, Ho 4, Ctiesptide ; Sutton, Dow 'Church- pan) ;New bevy and Edwards, St. Paul's Chureh.yard ; illesday, , Fleet Macbet; sad ell the most respeetelle Veademel bledicissetattiParfummi. in 9iterthile.s‘l. Pi*NA tli norin,.. Ss. ltd. 4 • • • . . dre riven counterfeit% see the sllettlpi.ll9elateitrem the Jabal ew alt that la realm U ',THAN! PTON. Lymington, Winchester, and Basioptoke New Four Inside Coach, at half.past seven o'clock in the mom Ing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, b* five o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the last of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Males's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffoal Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.--Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. fbe Wey mouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Maloe's,Ake. Eiji TER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach. every Morning at Seven o'Clock, through Honiton, A &Waster, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Barbet. sosroN, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, sets eat every Evening to Spilsby, Louth. ' , Grimly, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Conches,tbroogh Chippen ban, Cabs., and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Tbo. ems -street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.--Coaches to Wens. Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, Ecc. LEEDS new light C3aCtl, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning; carries , Four Insides only, and goes remark. ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaazer, and Ferrybridge to the Golden Lion, Leeds, neat Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed robe the most agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North Road. being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Loogtown Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brovenkill, Thorahill, aanqubar.Klis , Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Part. a Scotland. a Po.t Coach. (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New-I castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock, by way of Newark, IRederd.Tadcaster, Dartington, Nottballerton, Dur -Isant, Morpetb, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves ', tongued from the length of the journey, ma) rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Itamsbury, Hungerford, and Newbury Post-coach, at 7, in the mornitig. BRIDGENOR ni and Walsall New enact', every Evening. CARLISLE,Penritb, nal W hitehaveu Four Inside Pax Coach, and a Guard all the way. a-asses through Brough , Appleby, Ovustabrldge, Richmond, Catterlck, Baroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberferd, Duncaster, and Grantham. Sets gut every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the read by business, or pleasure, have the pat uliar advaatage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdalt, Bolton, Motley, Orniskirk, and Clamming Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.--Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsfnrd, Stone, and Litchfield, Post-Comb, called The Regulator, every Evening at Five o'pot, to the Sarum 's Head Inn, Dale -street, LiverpooL-- Guarded throughout. CHIMER, Newport, Whitchwr.h, Tarporley, Nantwkh, Noribwicii, and Middlewlek Post Coach, every Evening, at Fit. o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Sunken. and Yarm, now Coach, every 04= to the George Ina, Saindahng. CHESTER, Winslow Congleton, Newcastle, Wain], and Wolverhampton Post-Coa ch , every Afternoon.--uarded. 814BFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Btuton, and Shipstoue, to the Saracen's Head, evil street, Birmingham. HULL, Northeast, Howden, Piero, and Doncaster Poch Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Cross Kiys, Mar ket Place, Hull. - DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chathran, kochester, and Stroud New i)k..‘ coach. Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, thiamine, and Chei.hunt Coach evcry Morning. IOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at haltrast Two, at Five, and at Eight o'clock. • WAOGONS• To.Hemel Hempstead, Watford and Stant:tore. 9 times a week. Des, Beaks. Bungay, Bury, and all rafts of Suffolk, every Monday. . . • Cirencester, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three times a week. * Southampton, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Lymlngton, Christchurch, Ringwood, Pordingbridge, Wimborne, Pool, Ideal Wigtu r Jam, and (emerge). - Wagons (daily.) Sunbury, Hampton and twickenham, twice a week. Greenwich and Wootwrich, every day. Township and Edissonton ' ditto. B. W . Movers Atli and Co. respectfully acquaint their Mends and the Public, that they will not. be accountable f.)r any Parcel, Paseenglere Lamm% Writings, rlate, &c. of more 'ban Fink . PododeNahoe, It lest,stolen, or darnaged,unle:i. env:led a. web and the tesentree pia& for ecarisdingly, et the Saracen!, Head Inn. eneer4till, Loudon. if Lord Amherst having persisted in exprcesieg tie inadmissibility of the proposition, and in transmittirg through the Koong-yay, an humble request to his Imperial Majesty, that he would be graciously pleas. ed to *air till to-morrow, Chang and enother Man. dark: finally proposed, that hie Excellency should go over to the Kponglay's apartmenis, from whence a reference might be made to the Emperor. Lcrd Amherst having alli-ged bodily illitt . ss as one of the reasons fur decle.iiig the audience, readly saw, that it he went to the Koong-yay, this plea, which, to the Chinese (though now scarcely admitted) was in general the most forcible, would cease to avail him, positively declined : this produced a visit from the Keoeg-yay, who, too much inte rested and ablated to heed ceremony, stood by Lord Amherst, and used every argument to induce him to obey the Emperor's commands. Among other topics he used that of being received with out t.wo ceremony, using the Chinese words " ne your own ceremony. All proving ineffectual, with some roughness, but under pretext of friendly violence, he laid hands upon Lord Amherst, to take him from the room ; another. Mandolin O . :lowed les example. His Lordship, with great tit mness and dignity of manner, shook them off, declaring that weliing but the estrernest violencestioule induce hi-n to quit that mom for any other place but the residence assigned to him; adding, that he was so overcome by fatigue and bodily illness, as absolutely to require repose. Lord Amherst further pointed out the gross insult he had already received, in having been exposed to the intrusion and indecent cuitosity of ciowdr, who appeared to view him 'either as a wild beast than the representative cf a roweriul Sovereign : at all events, he entreated the Knong-yey to submit his request..to his Imperial Majesty, who, I.e telt cull. lident,,woulti, in considcratbo of his ileie.s a nd r e , tigue, dispense with his immediate appearance. Tile Koong-yay then priesed Lord Amherst to come to his apartments, alleging that they were cooler, more con. veoient, and more private : this Lord Amherst de. dined, Laying that he was vitally unfit fur any p/-ace but his own residence. The Koong-hey having failed in flit attempt to persuade hem, left the room for the purpose of takine the Emperor's pleasure on thettelect. Durii , g his ~b,ence, an elderly matt, whose dress and ornaments bespoke him a prince, was particularly inquisitive in his insptction of our persons and ries ; his chief objet seemed to be to communica:e with Sir George Stauntoe, as the person wlic had been with the Conner .Embassy; but Sir Georce very prudently awed/el any intercourse with him. it is not easy to describe the feelings of Annoyance pro. dueed by the conduct of the Chinese, both public and individual : of the former I shall speak - hereaiter ; of die la:ter I can oily say, that uothing could be more disagreeable and indecorous." G. CARROLL, the Contractor, begs leave to eel the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the pre sent Lottery. which contains Sts Prizes uf 5t20,0001 It consists of 7.100 NumEers, and wall commence drawing on the 7th of N.,YESILIEIt. " !'hose who are Desirous of obtaining any particular or t.tvo Ntsm bers are respecnully solicited. to al►ply at _the Can. tr Actor% OdicEs, Nu.':, cornbill, and o,.'o .l f or j, street, as early a: perriMe, lest any .slisappqitione.st ati.c trom the Numbers being sold. ' A