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T ICKETS and SIIARBi arc now selling by SIR J. BRANSCONIII and CO. At th..ir Lucky Mikes, No. 37, Cornhill, No. 11, Holborn, No. 38. llnvmarket, and No. 269, Strabd ; where they had the unprecedented good fortune to diAribste to tiro Pnhlir, in the Wit three Lotter ulone, the following CAPITAL PRIZES, in Sham, mail,: No. 2.€111 . ItSll,OllO No. 1,158 .. • • 010.0 , 10 9,129 .... 20,000 12,767 .... 10,030 18,977 . . 20,009 4,190 .... 5,000 12;alti .... 20,000 15.117 .... 5,11.51 3,9.36 . %0,030 18,318 .... 5,000 ith the (hand Capital Prise of 1,000 Ticket., No. 9,618, which divided asnunot the fortunate Holders 21,7851. independent of several (,00111.:()01. Ile. &c. where likewise the first Thirty •Thodantal Pounds Prize. the only Forty Tliou•and Pounds Prize, and the Last Twenty-live Thousand Pounds Prize ever shared in the State Lotter', were bold in Thirtv.noe Khares. IN order that the GU ESTONIAN MEDI- A- CIN I tS, which will keep good in any Climate, may be come generally useful, they are-old at the following prices, hs Mr. GUEST, of No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blockfrirus Rued . The Guestonian Lotion, for the Ouut,2l. 9d. the bottle. The Guestonian Pills for ditto, 2s. 9d. the box. Guestonian Bilious Pills, f.s. 9d. ditto. Guestimian Nervous Pills, Is. 9d. ditto. The Welcome Guest, which cures the Tooth Ache, Is. the bottle. The Guestonian Tooth Powder, which cures the Scurvy In the Gums and Teeth, to. 9d. the hut. Asthmatic Pills, 9s. 9d. ditto. Consumptive ditto, Is. 9d. ditto. Duty included in all the above Medicines. If the above Medicines are purchased here, between the hours of Niue and Twelve &clock my morning, Suislays ex cepted, by those who are in pain, though their tortures are ever w distressing. yet they may he in a few minutes coin pletely at ease, which. is such ao earnest of cure, as no other Medicines on give. For STRANOUkRY DROPSY GRAY KL OB STRUCTIONS in the U`tiNARY BET ES, And c;rNEitAt. 'IV K N ES". • W • SSMLL4' F.SUITS DROPS. IN hi s Maje , iy'R INI.•.) th ese Drop , hare for sear 100 'eats past maintained their character us a alt rile for the Scary Ciravel, t rapsy, F.irno,:aat), Weak ness hod Obtrit , lioiss in the Urinary Pas. tar, :and thurr.di Drbllltr i—but particularly t.ir their shvalinr ~, gored, sure of the V , ner. rot Drsease, W J I.SUI DROPS and SP' lilt ILLNIF.I)Y, are. ta.• am ) safe and e x peditious Care, ani art. I,'• 'wow t'al in their nature, as to require little or no rest tint. As revtorative for Ge .cral Debility , Wessells' Jesuits Drops, have !eared lost harm.. mat • ..teemed ; abetter i'ao Debility arise:from the tar copiiiss of Mercury or iF tease heat of Clt n h are 'smelly set - such as have the misfortuar to tw. mounted %ha old stye-horn Meets, Seminal F.llusions nr .vreak tss of the Kidneys, Ureters or Madder, or Uitkulty of makuqg Wa ter, ail' experience 71 complete Cure ay due persevertmc-. 411 A W and CO. lib, St. Paul's (North-tail!, suss* pur chased these Medicines of Nlr. Wemells, hone ..us pqrs.bly be gettable, unless a Black Stamp, engraved r.ith _their ais . dress, appears na the well* of ware Swiftly: --- Ask fur Wessell; Jesuits De I'ri per bottle. . • Thy. day wit: published. In 1 vol. foil). price.) Guineas boards, STUDIES FROM NATURE; containing 78 outline *Pgrawings of Scenery, selected from the binen tains of Cumberland, Wesimonland, nuii Lancashire, from Drawings taken no the spot, and eneraved By WILLIAM GRELN. •** This Work i intended to form a serie- of if,lollll in Drawing, for those who wish, through such .1 medium, t be introdurea to the study of Nature. Printed for Longman, Iler-t, I:res. and Orme, Paterans ter-rnw, London; and William Green, Ambit-side, Wesi morelaod. COL , tNI.L ARULE'S MILI l'Alt Y EX PLOIT%! ANIOtiT important HISTORY of the NI I TAR Y and pc:mm.(7 .ACTMN!4 of COLONEL WAR DIA., with the former of which the PIMA, Iwo Id de:rty b. rn tntmll3, unaewuninertLn ill tor itserted in the Eighth Number nf A';OON'S WEEKLY POLITICAL RE GISTER, on Wrwagsdav nest ! " If tli • wont ten, thr is it !" The above Pro Prickles earstestly recommend an early pur chase to the present Loners,. being on the same inuelt approv ed plan art* Inst, yokes neatly Terry Ticket was told, as they pro.uiti^ a -enrcity of likkets and Shale, will be expe rienced, from the weeks of the plaits beiur, more generally known. tichetue in this Paper. Prises paid on Demand. cern° LW E 1 I.4NG'IRITION. 11.441isier Merv, No. 7;3. Fleet-street and 365, Strand. Ni. B. T 3 .2 Numbersentitaiaior ttw Lt•tiers to F.l)Ptls (',,eh rune :Ind Enline. a:A Sri Fats t. Burdett, may Ix had at either .1 the (Acev. us to..y nay 'ohm:. to c.tmple sets. MINERAL Ti , :urn. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED This day was pahlithed, price Is. As ORATION, delivered un Monday, Oct. hi, 1809, no lA% in 4 the Fir 4 Stow of the New Gravel Pit Aecting-Ituuse, in P .-atlise Field, Hackney. ity ItO r AS PL AN I), Alinisicr of ti.e Cravel- lii Cos_regasion. Printed tier ann Cu. Patertioster-row ; and sold by 1:;tiou, 107, ii,, h-lolhorn. ham alba may be had, !veil published, by the ease Aut.. 'r, - • PL N. -- MR. FA LElLTR,Dentipt, N.,. 18, WOIIURN PL 4.CE, begs leave to announce to the Public, that Le cons ot•fir• of various esperivients, he is enabled I. re romnientl kIiTIFICIAL of a Mineral Prepara tion, yn .6 to give complete bad-faction to those who tarty lave so-ravioli for nick substitutes.—Alr. FALEUR engages to supply 11'431 one Tooth to a whale Set, without clitiAlfig pain, or kilt Minn, and of an appearance so very natural. as to defy the nom critical observer, at the same time that the Teeth ye supplied will ausuer tarry purpose of inastict lion, Tire to the suite its natural tone M,d modnlation and the•r so ineisrmptible, that Mr. FALCUR en gages to replace them free of etpen e, should they wear or ebauge -ulnae.—Mr. LEuitcan aisoallit an Artificial Pa late in a ciar-or peculiar to hien:elf. and never before at tempted by itiv ildividual.—Mr. enabled to give rrfe spices In Many respectable charariers in Town and roiiiiiry, alto have tilt the beneficial etfecis Of his 'node of Treatment, oil wha have been equally satisfied w itb hiv f.dr and rea39o - ch.irge, No. IS, Wobitra-place, Rasarll-tquare. DUBLIN, Nov. 15. There is every reason to believe that the Catho lic Question will come u . •Yt Session before ment, with superior weight and dignity. The principal Protestant Gentlemen of the minty of Tipperary will prisent a petition to Parliaati•nt in favour of Catholic Emancipation in the ensuing Session. Lords Lan i.itf , Danoughmore, Hutchinson, paean, llrssr•. Massey Mums, Win. Ileat.+•l Armstrong, Greurge Lid Well, 'sad other nio,t consldorabie Prdtcstaat Gratletoro, *eclat the heart of the prossedings taken for the purpose. alit it example is likely to be pretty generally lowe•d. The Duty and Rea trd ofsarrelitiag Temporal Intere.t• on the Altar of Truth, ettemplitiett is She eh:tattler of Abra ham. A Sermon, preached Nov. 20. 1. - 1438, on Or , soitut of the Death of the Re‘. tbenpailes Lindsay, M. A. ioclatiing 1 a Memoir of the de — ceased. 6d. - - • - • TO R1. 1 11,1'.1.R5, Rt. 0 LET, on Builang Lessee by tbeWor. JR. s Apra! C. mpany of 111 ON IIONGERS, at a General Quarttily Coon to he held at I ronesoneers' Hall, Feat-hereto. street, on Tue,day the 'Nth ur N. readier instant, at Te else tit. lock prerirelv. a lad e PIECE of fROUND, for the erection of a !Al EW-bl'lt :ET, to coolant DO Hou,es 91 the Third Rate, to communicate with froodionger-row and Old street-square' near Old-street. . Pruposalrfor taking each Ground, 'some or tame Lett. of pot Icy t Mai tIWOIIOIII4eS in a Lot, at a net Grouott-rent,clearuf ail Tates, except the hopertv 'Tax, a ill be received at the Clerk's Mice se or befure Moodily, tit.. Vito itatant, leers) toe Wars et Tea and Two. where the Plan and PAP titulars say be seem.—N. 11. The Lased Ts gc it redeemed. T. PELLIAT, Cltrk. Iroontower's Hall, Nov. I. 1809. PATRONISLD RY HIS itA/YAL V 40111116 THU' PRINCE OF WALES. . New luveution.—A Pheilomenon is the Arts, of eiteasive Public Utility. JT. It IGG E'S aelthrated MAC NET'ic RA • ZOR T RLET.—The above, whirls hoe %fess -Whim ed by some of our first-rate klerbisnics tw isivalumile im provement in the Arts. 17111 be admitted (by those ono have prefe:shmilly studied every oaeodievii for product , / Oh moot acute ed,,e) to possess pasveri far superior in any precedes. discovery, far sharpening Razors upon priocipies decusiv niterriug, uwple. elScieut, nod of assured su..cess. r snow ing the Properties of a Hoot*, for which it is a valuable rout superior substitote, tilways acting equally, requiring no oil, or any other fluid, fa give it elect s also supenedin,; the 1.1 e of an elastic strop, to which it is diametrically opposite in principle, and isstinitels superior. It is not liable to wart repair, eyes iii the inoa intemperate climate, is cleaoly in its iise, leaving nosed! upon the Razor, urn produces a nowt acute angular edge, aiprelur to the effect of a hone, Jillering only ill 115 bc lag mach finer and snore acutely regular, thereby at& milling the position of the Razor, during the operation al having, to be laid nearly Sat, or parallel with the skin, coo. sequeini obv;ating toe danger of rotting the face, an accident very room in, arislag from the inaccurate edge produced by the geaersil use of a- elastic strop, which residers it necessary to elevate the back of the Raaor 'nudely. This Tablet also pr. -e ves and ei mimes the Sassir's edge in the mast *rote aid scientific state of finish—in fact, by its regular use, it would be as impossible to produce a romid edge (or in more familiar terms, with those is his are much areastomed to use an elastic strop, r Wont one), as it would be impossible, b) the appit► cation of an elastic sus lac., to obtain on acute dat edge ; one mnoste's inspection of th. layeation oill prove to the inost is.- en:slalom, beyond the possibilisy of is doubt, the extraoidl nary and desirable ctfeet It produces Oil a Razor) meal al thougb it arts a most deeisiie %as alma its ad te, the mag netic surface does twit become in least dingnisued ; there fore the des 3 .eable operas ion of spreading so a new com position is asuided : the simple Red undeviatiag, mock of to tag Hill' :Met, assere, its eta. I saceessfal application, and it will be fouad ;metes-Oath stestra!ile to thaw n hit have not convenient access to Cutkr, ; it is cominndluesly portabl.., its surfaee i, a dense lest!, and its extertial appear.uice parti cularly unique. Soli by J. T. Rigge,the Inventor and Manufacturer, at his warehouse., No. Oa, Cheapside, and No. 52, Park-street, I rosvenor.square ; and by regularly sippoioted arab ht refry city and tows to the {Joked Kiiigdom. In order tic protect the Public from deceptino, each Ta blet a iIl he s o ld witli time Proprietor's Signature. Jobs Tito _o,l3_, It tees., wild 'timbered is red ink.--Price 7s. 6d. DR. 111/WELL'S POWDERS. 6pilepsieS, Convulsions, Hysterics, and F all kindi of rib, radically cured by Dr. HOWELL'S Pt/WI/Eng. The alleacy of liaise invaluable Pwwders has been abundantly proSed. by a gre.it number af ewes, per tained nn Persohti of h sth 'eves, and of all apes, many of whom had tern t:.eadfelly adlicied for a long cries of yews; and hosing taken a %swirly of Medicines, without finding any relief, were deemed by the Faculty absolutely incurable. The few following (*lnes ::re selected from a very long List h may be seen at the Doctor's hnuse), and are attested such respects:hie characters, that the smallest doubt cannot 'main in the mind of the ,t incredulous. . . The sun of Mr. Trueman, of Gilt.pur-street, aged 18 yeats, had Falling Fits from his child' i ; but is now re- Mired to perfect health, by I)r. Howell's Powders. Wit ness, Dr. Turner, Fellow of the Royal College of Physi cian., Cutsleo, by whim they were recueottituided.—Mrs. Reber( a fines, of the Savoy Precinet, was, for more than t *cloy -tive years, alUiesed with Custsulsirminsal I 'allist4 Fits mid altuough the bad beets an impatient of St. Bartholomew's wed Gus's iimplialt, sever recetved any benefit till she had taken 1/r. Mute'''s Powders, which perfectly cured her.— Wanes., the Rev. Mr. Bunt, Miui..tcr of the Savoy.—Mr. Daniel Wig, of West Hurl:), Surrey, near seventy years of = 1 :i: =ovens:in 17 years sit arseroosiv afflicted with Cain and Falling Fits, as frequently to have ten in a week; and, alter every menu. urn? 'tied, in rata, by the oast edsitseist ut the Enroll), win completely cured by Dr. Howell's ?strike's. natures, tat lies. Mr. Fullerton, ,31i- Dieter of West Hardey.—Miss il(iwnsan, of Layton. uunr. I . ;•siet, lull violent tits f her ittianc ) till she was sixteen Sears of age; whin, by taisiog I)r. flow ell's Pow ders, site was perketir cured. 1' oast..., the Rev. Mr. Wha ky, Nlioisterof Ls) tinatone IA bo, fur this great blessieg, publicly returned thanks to the Almighty, iu his Chapel, ou the lUth of Novetnber, 1799. This Sovereign Remedy is prepared under file pat ronage of Dr. Mowed'. Fe.inst of the Kise r s t = leer, and •sold at his hooey, No. 7S, High Holbora, Lau don (sad 112 where else), at 10%. 6d. a packet, i.t which Is inclosed a Treatise, n linen by the Doctor, oa the above ineationed d I .4:41111. All letters, pot paid, duly answered, and the Powders trot to any parlor' use Lisitcd itiogdo.u. STRLNCTHENING PILLS. Prepared Isp "f l:;;;;t • Bart holonsew Close, Wes.* Smithfield, London. rrHESE Pills cure Asthmas and Shortness of Breathing, Abscesses ue the Lition Nervoin Com plaints, toughs. Comuniptiner, Female Welluseeses of every description, the iliAres.iag culasequence, of bad ',shout, Se stina Weaknesses in Meii, 4 4praine from lifting or other CAW* s j and as a lirzscer of the Solids and promoter of Diges tion, the% are kept as a Family Nledireise by the tint Persons of Distiortio • in time K ing look, ousel are strongly recommended by the salS4 emiueut Physicians, to Sea Bathers, and for De bility in either Sea. l'rice (is. the box. Duty 'minded. IIAIINISTII.ON(iS FEMALE VEGETABLE PILLS. for remnies only at the comsueneement and decline of the m 0,4 critical pert°, of their •live 4; they ate al.m the must proper Pbpic for Wooten after Lying-in or Mi.:car riage. beso 4 the mil) Meditioe in the l‘orld to he depended o eating Ind tmotatioin, obstruettmo, and Ulcer, in the Womb. _ _ _ TO Int. II ARMSTRONG. S imp•usible in do jusiire to the merit: of your Stretigtlienins, Pole: I have been the mother of eleven chil dren, and have also had several miscarriages, and for sox ye:trs have been in .t lost aerlining staie of health. I was severely alflitterl with violent pains in my stomach and back, add a bats? weight in toy hunt and eyes, tyentbliags and pains i”'iny lower extremities, with a most unpleasant 'mo tion of hearing (Iowa; ,a" foricsately I was recommended to make B trial of your StrA c hetilng Pills, four buses of whirl, have restored me to t hralth. Years attest respect/111.y, • MARY SANIBROOK, At Mr, Futvoyets, Nu. !ta t Mount-street, Jae. 1, 1919. Gross ennr-iquare, London. There Pill' tan be had of the Doctor, No. 99, Great Birtbnlomew-tlnk, Wes; Smithfield, with printed direr talus, -Spied by the Proprietor's name, describing a number Of well authenticated cases; and by his appolOutent they ate said, whoksale awl retail, by Messrs. Barclay and SOU, No. 9i, Fleet-market, lontrbet; babas', Royal Exchange; Ward, No. .e2l, ll.dbornt baron, (htfortl-street, opposite Band-street and at Crisp's Mediciar Warehouse, Spring garde; s t and all the respectabk Me icioe Venders in Town and Country. A CHALLENGE. 3/1 ESSRS CURRIE and CO. Surgentis, late no his Majesty's service, challenge the whole won t ; to e, rove single steatnee where their Medicine and Nletiand of - Cure have faded of tar .le.irrd elfect. The practice of many years in tins particular isr.usch of tneir profession, • hw' not allrell rise to our niesactessful Case. rhos continue to direct their studies to the treatment mod cure of Venereal Complaints. cold that Derait,;ement of the Suttee, which is the consequence 'tithe per and wa.te fiil habit long and most unhappily ;air:tied by the youth stibnite rests. In the DM it will be found to be the onfssilirs i tilltilfre of barrenness.; the other hare its ravages fa tally devi4oped to then by it distressing state of debility,' which, if tint timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while Cnertunipt tom, L.kliS of Al Ocular Power, and various crams Complaints, usually characterize the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per mits. languishing tinder the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved want - central • inibe treatment of a long, labonous,und much estended prac tice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of Vene ne ll:feetion, such as Obstructions in the Urethra. Spungy Excitement es. Hard Tulin s ' Callous Ulcers, Lruptions, he ▪ Weakuess, Meets, as Ais. STItICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which Ante baffled the skill of other Pract it 'invert. are, by their present i taro% ed plan ut treatioeut, effectually and permanently cured, with out the patient safferitig tlwescruciating pant and alarming he morrhage which frequently follows the application of the 111 ear caustic. In toe ewArse of twenty Irene, etelusise practice in this metropolis, IltillteTOM rases of Strictures have been and are daily under their tare, the total eradication of which are e ty eete dby a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior 10 au y other yet adopted. The %weakness, rebuts,. tion, and debility proceeding f this complaint, are spec.- , dily re 111111111 l and the patient restored to sound and wigortons health. But where the debility tub for years existed, a pro per perseverance so their restorative remedies, after a Stric ture ha. been destroyed, in sadipetaahly requisite In revive the slumbering sparks of Life, and to re-atinnate the Consti tution. Several oat au svr and GER - rt.tir my of the fist revpect ability, have hers under the care of Messrs. CURRLE and 141. for the MIN/nil' of complaints of the Urethra, Stric• tures, &c. ..nd baring received a radical and permanent Cure, particularly remit -tied that refereuees might be made to them, as sati,fictory evidetwev of the decided superiority of Messrs. CUR.III F. and Cir. plan of en-atoms,. ma x y of thet` lientleaseu hale had vtricasees from 10 in 40 years, and had been under the care of Messrs. flame, Ileav 'sides, and uther Sargesms °retrial eminence, who attempted the cure by It • appl,eatoon of the Lamar Caustic, wiliout suCcess. Messrs. Currie and Co. way' be orticulterl ►v either rem with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their home, so. 104 Ifattua Garden. Patients iu the Caine, are requested to stare the particu tars of their case,sge, and gamut habit of (4r•. enclosing a remittnuce for advice caul nielliciceri, when the same will he given ur sent to nil lout Of tar kingdmii. To en sure that secrecy to eumitial to their Undertaking, the volt age oftener - sum, be added to thrum-Mutt for medicine. 91b J unit, 16911-I.lfi t lialbse Garde, . . WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, smuirmir NEAP INN , SNOW-lIILL, LONDON. The best accommodation for Travellers—Good Beds, choice Liquor', and moderate clumps.— The following' Plot Coaches, Mail Coaches, Ste. set oat from the Head Inn, Snow-MIL • GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, CARLISLE, WRITEHA YEN. PF.NRITH, filtoU6ll, APPLLRY, CAT TERICRE, and BOROLIGIIBRIDIIE, New Post Coaches, every Morning, to carry friar insides. YORK rind LEEDS New Poo Coaches, set out every morn ing at half-kiast tire o'clock ; arrive at York the nest day at twelve u clock. The ECLIPSE New Flying Post-Coach, carries Four Insides only to to Yoik. Sunderland, Newcostle, nod Edinburgh, by way of htattitned, Grantham, awl I/un easier, every Evening and Monting, to Mr. Sowerby's, the hite-hone, topper-gate, York. Uncommon Cheap Travelling to Liverpool, by the New Fly ing Post Coache, h. the Angel Inn, D a l e - street , Liver daily.—Le:mis and Wakefield New Poo C a tch, called the Clothier., sets out every Morning ut !Stye:: o'clock, by Hicks and Co. Leeds. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilt on , and flontingdon new Royal Mail Conch, -et: out every eveiiing. Coaches from &quit a, Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. Lir fta root, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field Post Coach, called Cie Esiirtilirm, every evening, ar five Welock, t:. the Crown Inn, lied-cross-street, Liverp.:ol. (mai ded throughout. BATH tusd BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip penhant, Colne, and Mori!wirnugh, every aftern•ym; arri%e at Mr. May's, the Greyhottod inn, Bath, mil the Lawton Them Thrills:ls-street, Bristol, !at muruing. Conchs, to Wells, Bridgewater, Tatuttpn, he. Leen, new light Copra. called Ike Rockilchoup, sets not everts morning :it eight . w'rlock. Carries four invades only, and goes remarkably ensv, wit:t a guard throughout. Pa we thmugtsflunaf , rd, Newstrt, Belford, DirTassitr, awl Fet y btidge, to the C, Leeds, nett day no—rt, and returo frflM thence every Morning at eight o'clock. \ a hstuuling the uncommon e:.pedit inn of r 0••••••eg• it AU- Ii to be the ;noel &le rued complete public :tunny :wee .'w the North it:f: l :eine udeaualtesl na ttecoto.nodatigh by•seay ••. ls••• • K • 1.„ Lannuter, Peewee, Kirby Idnintale. Solt. , n, Ganda*, OvinaJtiva.alid ( iasvip•T ignqt entreir?, every revel_ . anon, :A titer ....1)1K. Gnarled. GLAYGnW, I.nngtewn, Gretna Great, Annan,. Mont -rte., 1/r3orohlll, Thornhill, fkuntels 4r kIIu Gimmick, Kit swell. land all imrtfi of Scrflaud, Cvnivrtinwn Coach, Dnik. Lotme, flpilAbv, %won, (lull, Rrlmchy , Nrtlilowt awl If ontinerlou Coach, pets off every afternoon. M A rettastaa, Ptockitort, Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Con cklin., !lent - tulle, Walsall, ntbd Walverlusabintou Vast Coach ever 3 tifterti. MIL Guarded. r II Pcurith, and Whitehnven. l'nst Cnnch, ghee with four helms and n *wird nil the was. l'asses thrmith Drou i th, Appleby, Gretaltridre, Richmond, Catterick, Hornerleltridge, Wetherhy, /Merlon!, Doncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Set, out every hlornity, and perfitrms ilw jwitney with the r rente.. fay ility. Possrazros elcutined cat the rund by busine,s, nr pleasure, have the pee - Wiser A4intaze of their Seats being secured it the next Couch (with lint Dr; loco nrn WalanD, Wolverhampton, K iriderminster. Stourbriace, mkt Iftsdiev t 'undo, every evening. BRlGitrnt INist CD;wk, Oolong!' Rvegnse and Cuckfield, every Atorniog at a (loader before Seven o'Clock. St; rt D, Stockton, rout Yana new Coach every morning. In the George 11114, Sonderinorl. You Newenstle. and Ltlinhar-h new Coach, performed w i t h I , ( twin i thr,wich t wit, ,ets nut evert moroin4 at seven clock, 11%. %vny of Newark, IletforJ , Tmictotcr, Darlington, Northailertota, Durham, 11orpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued fr.na the length of the journey, ma) reyt what time they !Acme, nail then prnreed out without ant addittonal fare. Wdliam Clark, Mar% Swats, Coney-street. York, run. Conches to Sunderlaud, Dull, Scarborough, hie)y, and other Ogres. HERTIonn, Ware, liodtleseon. and Cheshunt Coach, every mornim. Timm man UM Memory Port Outfit, with it (;ttard, set' at every aftentom, and rest '.tes Birminglann next tiny at Man. Pasties Ity Oxford, Easton, acid Shipsttme, to the Sa raten'a-tiend, Dull-street. Birmingham. 6:mu, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorehester, and Salishary Balloon Ctelehrs. every morning at foor o'clock, with n Guard, through iloniton, A swinger, Briclport, Eikuldfard, Basingunke, and liagshot. SIIREWIRUItY, Wenjllo(l.oa. Pint Coach, the Ruyal Oarloth., I'very alio, no ~o 1 live tict:wk. GWtrded. SURF !RIM and Rotherham l'ost Coach, e.tlted the Rock ingham, every Inontinc. DuAcatsrlittw, 11 1 ‘hrldre, Denham+. and ltetihill new Pont Conch, every aftensuon, by *khan, Itimts, n►d Co. Hut.►., Sort'w:►vr, H►rwdrn, Thorne, :rid Dant-aster Post Conch, every morning at +eveaticko k, t 0 the Hull and Sum Nly tin-rule, IV I v mon Cortels. et ery A fu•rnmm at One o'Clock. TOT? 111111AIN at hnlf post len, half paA two, kill prig foor,.atil half paitteven o'clock. W•KartE ofrri,beor Post Conch, called the Merry wokAitott, to th, 54 . ? . ..11*.01l Area, Witketield. GLAMOW,EDINIAOROUGH, and Po RTPATILICK Coaches. N. H. Heavy Weightsof I.4mage, Gooch, Sur. conveyed by the Mlkivr-mellt met, Wnggons : To Hiss. Rercles, Bury, :ual all parts of Sul ft4k, every Mutat,. RZICTIM. PiyinOUtli, :aul Fnlmouth Fly Waggons, dads, ctirrying k borfs nnd posbeo i :er,, :o Usual, to all parts of the West of Liagland. SOUTH A 74 Fran, Winchester, A rind Alton Coach, every wonting. Swuriia %time, Winchester, Ramsey, I.vm iogtoo, Christchurch, Hincwood, Pardingluidge, Whohopt, Poole, We of Wight, Jeney, :tad tineroseN :tooth; dad . So X BURY , Hampton, and Twickenham, to ice a-week. ki•ILIMROVGR, New!oury„ and Readtag, every Tuesday. U X lIRIDCZ, bret -ACIOII, SiMilittln, Hnyc., and Hillenar I Cart, twine a-week. Ciaaacalica, AWEOW, mut Henley, three times a-week.. WM. NOIIINTATW OM Co. reloet 'fully ac pavat then Eden& and the Public, dint they wail oot acceuntabk foe any Parcel or lotange, Ste. nt owe tleao Firr Pounds value, Imo, Or thunaget, - salna eancrel 41i suall,usul.iktig.thr accord at tile Saracen's Bead 11111, % . us( Laudon. The Catholic Committee finally agreed upon the form of a petition at the meeting of Monday last. Earl Fingal was ia the Chair, and 58 Mem bers attending. They have, at length, adopted a bald and decided lan.oage, befitting their cause : t'o longer adhering to the /aped cant of proles sitms, and the fulsomeness of unprofitable come Aliment, they venture by this petition to remortl. strafe, liketrce.t.en, upon terms of equality, Mid lain EntAild pat O il as a RIG , IT, loo l g unjustly withheld. IVe hail this splidioni as promising speedy success. It is the ‘itify bccuusing tone. The Petition is to be forthw:th engrossed and ISreneng rost.) -- • It is with the irost heart:eft satisfaction lit observe the spirit of liberality, which is making rapid progress in this eounti), su lung elistsacteal avid weakened by unhappy diyisiuns ; and it will add consi lerah'y to the erieral hi t ipint s , th.tt the first authorities in the (-it) set the example of genuine patriotism and siiiiiid policy. The present venerated High Sheriffs, Sir ?Award Stanley and Sir . James Riddell, hare summunea on the rrescrit City Term Grand jury, a number of respect. Ilile airman Catholics, a CI r C;I nib tallee Ull preceileitt LA for centuries. Thy yesterday dined at Alorrison's, in Dawson street, where they entertained in a splendid style the present late High and Under Sheriffs, anti a number of other highli respectable citizens, who were invited by the Treasurer, Mr. M. Byrne, of Eurtace-strart. Feu' more happy parti.s have been in Dublin. Tho evening was spent in the greatest harmony, and every one rejoiced on the occasion that brought them toget her. A sailing boat was un Friday ran down by a brig in Limehouse Reach, and the two nicis who were iu it would have perished but fur the exer tions of a Newfoundland dog on hoard. One of them had sunk, when the dog, attcr diving for him several times, brought him to 'the surface, when he was picked up. Wednesday an accident, which had nearly proved fatal, occurred on the Cliff; to the east of Brighton, nearly oppo.ite to Book-buildings, to• Mr. Elgar, of Purtslaile. As this Gentleman was leaning against the Cliff fence to the Eastward, the rail suddculy gave way, and precipitated him over the margin of the precipice, treat whence he fell to a depth of at least fifty feet. A projection in the Cliff happily brAlce his fall, as ho alighted on it, and from thence, the *tent after, he descend. cd to the rocks and beach below. Fortunately, he was nut much injured by this iremendous fell. On Tuesday everito4 1 young tvossisn fell front the top of the rocks, at the south-cast end of the opposite I Ito bottom of Lochend's. close, near Edisibtor.th. fart groan. attract e d the attention of some people passing, who took her up very touch injured, and carried her to the In firmary. She is recovering. On further search, a soldier, who was in company with her, was .found at the top of the precipice, in a fit, from which he was with difficulty recovered. They were strangers, and not aware of their danger. The Ilenrietta l of B &Januar, frum Iltemen, !mend to New-York, laden with linens, caldured by a French privateer on the 10th October, was recaptured by his Majesty's sloop Helena, on the 6th inst. and sent into Cove. The officers of the Artillery of the King's Ger. man Legion gave a grand farewell ball and sapper to all the respectable families in Portchmer. where this corps has been quartered for these Put • four years. It is expected they w ill marc h t o Guildford. Frust-bitten potatoet, andl Aar vegetables, as well as fruit, are' resto re( to their natural taste and flavour, by being steeped twelge hours in cold water before they arc boiled. Potatoes are also preserves' from deespin the fatter season, by being ar4oll ea a In, ur in any other couve. Went way: