The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-05 00:00:00

I No. 1100. TUESD.4 I; SE EMBER 5, 1809. LLOYD'S, Aug. 31, 1909. A Ti GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SC It 1 (MRS to LLOYD's, held this day, SMALL ESTATES TO SELL. 'rro BE SOLD (one Property), small Eqtates IL in F.sves, Sotolk, Wilts. North and South Wales.— Perehase from tidd Guineas to sitsikk/. Apply % post p ud, to Bennole and Co. Agents fns Selling and Letting k.st4tes and Iluuses, Nu. 7, Buckingham -street, Adelphi. The Nobil i t y and Gentry may be suited with furnished and unfurnished rown and Country Houses, from 50 Guioeas to X 110 J per annum °Are Harry from 11 to 4. Houses furnished at twelve Months' Credit. WILLIAM BELL, Esq. in the Chair, Th.- Merchants, Dale' w rit •rs, and at h•-r quhscribers to this !taupe, haying beard the neport of she Cnmmittee of the Pa troti:- Fund, made to :t Meeting of the Sulscrihers to that la-tout isn on the ith instant, and hiving coosidered the same, ftecolved atarsimmols, 'float t is Meetinx feel it incumbent en tarot to cotillion, their sipport to the Patriotic Food ; and that the Nam or Ikhfl..i per heat. Coatolidated Annuities be transferred from tie dock beltinginz to (Ile Subscribers to this Mouse, as a farther coutribortion to that benevolent and useful Institution. Resolved onagmoutly. That the th inks of this Sleeting be given to the Chairma n fi r his able conduct in the Chair. The Merehaats (hider.; dim,. and others, Subscribers to [Joid's. who empty the pl ntsiog s.oisfaction of baying led to the esLiblialimeot of the Ppirt..tic Fuad. at the commence ment of ti- prep•ot war, fel themselves justified. by the ex perience of sly years, is rer•sminending this Liveable an] me titorioss le-Motion ta the ..ttno.t of their countrymen. They artsloiter, at Cie s.rne time, to call their atten tina to tb it altered at deaf pohlic Lft'a;rs, for whirls the na t is it:l-hied to the viloar n f cur brave dereOft•oll :to the niniest e dire tursilailmitia of lite n.,val foe.* of the roomy, 'which bat crowned the galtant exploits of British seamen; and to the hopes .if ultimate surreys which the caw:l;e, do. etplioe, and bruises- of Ilritisb sitiliers have inspired is those, fur whose deliver:awe from a per&lions u-arper they are at this mnatem making the most berme exertions. Ani onw that tile tratacenieet efforts of valour tl ispla red by the iternesnhli have led, aati by the brave men who. have so Pohl . rattan ett iu the Cause of oar Country, nave -eeu-ed the freedom of these Itealtos. It may sorely be expected that the Malt gea-raos im.,llb4* and feeling, at a nsam e a t o f great _;eneral alarm induced all rants to joia in the laudakle e.xlrayour to Meld' 141 tltc viroil• of our nefelidrr+, will be 11. nod still dike 10 their writs aid solferinks ; and t hat long as the present erinteA shall last, " the British Seaman and the " British !soldier may alike runfitientll trust, that those who " are de:art s aim while Bylaw, will. in the event of his f.,Ging "• an the 'acre.: CAlAtie. hod Fricodsaed tiaardians itt u gr te " filwnd geuerntts Connie)." (Sgard) WILLIAM 13F.T.V., Chairman. lad NERS. Auo. H. . - . ... . - - - Afiv ..1r _ A : sZT I r. • tar . , r 44 ' - '2llr 5/6 4111 . i a N r 17 . ( ', 4 7, 4 6 PD '4 , 4+ ..• _ , •- ipt, . •• .. • . ..... .: 4111 :1: 4 : ;,, .0. V - 1. *ii(1 0 0 .. 4 01 1 1M .. .77 4 ) •.:.. ; . 7 A :... 441., 7.. ;, ~„ it , -.-. :.: . • • . 4 ' 'PL 111 ip 41 W' " . ... I ' • 41 / 4 . P. I , .v . . - • Pip , • - ~... , • .. . 'L. it 41JFJ /* ' d o . .C 4 ‘ . ' ' l "" briAar . 4. . ~4 0 ek. 4 ‘r .. -4-1. -..-e... ... . ICZ\ - /bj . I, , '..041• -- Vr ' .0. P - i es :,......., ~. ...., - • '; - .A> • ........ , _ . PT • PRlClfein. PWENtiETII of Neat *lath, the S ACC Lorikity »in OWN aod eud Dr:Luang, g.lc Wavle 15 Ode Day. Fnor PriArt o f ~egmoi. ONLY Fl%'E liMiAN %UMBERS. Fir Ticket, at' eaca Nintbei s by whir's be 6111 lied A Prike of By Three Ditto 11 Two Pit)o Ilt (Lre Dm° ... ..•• J And by all the Capitals nd t?er Privss i proporaft. Not Tyree a wis e . TICKETS and SHARES ate on Sae aoy RICIIIRD SO GOODLCCK, AND L(1. Co..ntitl crow. No ()flier Lottery ts ill be drawn this Vest'. lit Septrwl►er. 1809. 'llllti YEAH. . • r-spect 1 ti Ily aetriainfa the Public 1 / 1 1141 a. • the only Latter. , in be drawn TI(111 YL.III IS list STATE LOTri.lt V, allies' will he drawn uu tat Y.Jta g neat Ortaber, ALL IN ONE DAY, tickets and Shams are selling la gram Tar'etvy and as the Senerne , ernla bi;;hly tipprate.!,_ Co ea tier th.• p•srcioate the there being only Number,. le,sni 1 to uitb Particular', may t,e had, grad,, ut either la DISH'S old ea aulisheit Oilers mu Load 0000 0 lin. 4, Gatilhill, and tt, Cavity, Croe., *here Capital Prices le an immense a , west (tins naineron* fur linierti..n) have been Said, shared, and Itegistered, acd where Persons In the Country raa, M TUppiled t.se saute as if present, by sending their orders (Pit.t pal 3), accompanied wttu guiitt dilly. Cash. Bank Notes, of I' at Oder Orders. •.• Please in notice. toe Lot.ery arcit as .s al 'lairds:, on the win of October, width it day will deride .c 14)), JA) itt Prises. FRENCH, dND SPANISII Advices from Barcelona, dated the 25'h of last month, COIlt•Illt the following isstellowit :-- " General Pints, its consequence of orders from General St.Cyr, marched eiith the loslain din's' the towseof dais Veldt,. Quoitsls, and .tdtst iced the en, my, who had mit,' ',coed the heights which euitimatid the town, and appear! ti determined to delesid himself in that positi.o, to the last extieolity ; but the attack %rata nailer with twill at dour and intrepidity, teat the iissnigentll tuck to liigiat. In tots action theirettition wrist takoo, urd more t:i an i%% u 11111111,Ni .•%•11 k Tilt 2.1 regido:ot of tight jail tarry, the B.li oi the line. and toe rirJgoutts N.Goliesttl :heiiiselves. rite /wine diy Geiser's! Pm° rt•ccit - 1 • orders tat make boost!. master of Pal:mos. 'fen gee.ho los, a demt.g.:lley, and t tr.) brig% i,f tint teseasy, opened a ttrri :le fire, %heti hey perer,v-ti the 11141 aliment C.llOlll l (I'l.lll , 0 4/4 , 41. .1 . :14 • CIMMOSIII caused ii ' uriiliery to bat ranged nit ere betas, and a bra k a anti MA.* sal/II compelteil tlid 1111.111115 to %Mild nal! to sea. Ilse eiteuey'is tr..orN pursued by our columns, hastily desceutled fro* the heights, to re4ain their Phi s ; hut the insure gents having no ittuatis of retreat, w re almost a'l killed or drowned. In the town of Palatn.is were found 16 pieces• of cannon and 1000 miiikets.--s The taking ut this town, and of Sati roar, is of iiiportance, a, tliee two !sorts sated ag a retreat to the priviteers and other vet•sels of the enemy, which cruised and intercepted our convoys. Tuna same ports will now Ilford an asylum to the French vessels, and secure the comtitunication of Barcelona with lei AnCe alun i rthe whole coast."-- (Leyden Ga:ctle,29lll Amost.) PICTERSBV ROll, JULY •29.—The F.ench Am. bassailor, the day below yestertliy, gave a nicht brilliant fele in humor of the th.cisive victory' gained by his Sovereign at Wagraui. NAME!, AUG. 18. —Au extraordinary circuit% stance occurred here to give a new eclat to the cc. laltration on the E tiperoi's anniversary. I:01r. teen English frigates and about 20 gutt.boals t • which are critizing in Bait: leas'', approached to make an attack at the very moment %%Iwo his' Majesty 11l .utottni his bumf to review 15 ur 20,0J0 mon, as.autbled on the• beach of Chiaga. Ihe King, af!er having or,lered the ticcessary disposi. times for,Aufetice, proceeded to pass the troops in' review. We these enjoyed one of the lima of spectacles, but which can be properly c.m. ceived by those who are well acquainted woh the situation of the city of Naplus. At the setting of the sun 2.0,000 men drawn up on the shore of Chiaga were quielly performing their evolutiotiv, • while two or three hundred piecesof artitlery mutt dered over the bay of Naples. A number ul spec ' tutors assembled on the emishore to Wifeless the fete, and formed one of tire mist imposing scenes . which CIII be im pleasure of dim spectacle w:is the greater, as it Was tlikii•turttett by any I,•r. The E:tgleth not daring to aps.roacts the forts, fired at a very respeetfitl and seemed to contribute to the interest of the scene. FROM THE SIiVILLE GAZETTES. The Governor of G cane • addre,sed to thellis. preme J you the following ieprct.entatioti, - tithlett contains some tmitortant l'lrCillliitelfreCi relative . to the berme defence of that vlwce, *Hashed whit au much Ito y by a •aitgisinary enemy. " SLeoa —1 eushid..r it my duty to lay at the feet ut your Atijisity a bricf statement of the .riots' and bumbiiiiliiient which mi. heruii City is - suffer. tug, the go•er.toweitt of which your •Dtvjeely hal . been ;dossed to coolide to me. kliit as (tie 01 these *stomp.. and the proofs of them o . oo'l be too voloatmous, and the present moment to so I ,recious, will for the exalted-cum of ►ohs' Aiyeroy, ast for the Actise situation in whit h t a ut pl a ce., I •g,ati now colline myself to giv.:l4 :0 your Ainjc*iy a sh 4 lit woof of the seot.iitentS wilich a►uutale use, and of the state of the plac This hie 70th, cloy a the siege, list 41th sit; • the tre.lllllCS were o v etieil, and tlit 33d bf inc. s. .rant buoithirilinettt ; she castle of MonjuiCti, which eontp,clciy conratools it at•a very short daintier, and h its print,iiitil defence ) has fur 13 dap bad to PATRIOTIC FUND. - - - - LLOYD'.!, Aug. 31. 1809. Tlir. Committee for weanaging the Patriotic Fund. have (rent satisfaction in las iog twiner the Pub lie. the ilanmlutions and Address of tie Subscribers to Lloyd's, pa-sel a um' .Imusly at a General Meeting held there this day and they aim* bat espreii their hopc. that as the tenth awl tote.. oi I:te sentiment? isf that respectable Body must be ac lute Aix Leo, the liberality of their example will be gest sal ly followed. By ceder of the Committee, J. P. WF.LSFO R D. Seerrtary. Amount of new Contributions already advertised dt65U 5 The 3nnwribets to Lloyd's (..8 per Cent. Cna.ob) mo o 0 Clover,' .r and Lontrusir of the Rink England 50 SI 0 t:. Mains's. • - - Jel 1 IL Itoordilloo .25 0 el Harlem 'it 0 William :law*" - 103 0 Wary Made Pelle , 105 0 Andrew Harrisoo .52 10 nit'(, Marten, and St. John . 52 10 11-.rbe - - 105 0 Benjamin Harrison MlO T.& "I' C..rt . s,t John F . hrnektiturtnn $1 0 an -• 103 J. W. and 3 . iiitinure 105 ‘tion, - 105 0 Smith and Carries 103 0 Rait.:cries tfi Retreads 51 Ii Cla tett and .'raft 10i 0 Jilts Clack and Sues 24 5 f Robert Hower 50 0 W. 11.11. ..(:tern 10 101 George livockoll a 10 Capt. T. II ini.m,R.N.•lo Were Bruce, and Co. 10S 0 It 1d 4 , W. Oriels!, . 5 5 J. F..Turiber Lard Arcen - Thl 0 It-v. R. ilarritionn 10 10 Daniel hi•pheason 53 0 Charles Bishop 105 0 Cr.aven an 1 B 1') 0 Randell, Bridge, and Lord Rolle . 101 0 Rundell 1)5 0 Subarriptinaa are rewired / &lithe Bankers iu the United it the Bur of Lloyd's, and by K i aAtioas. SALE Or MERINO sikEr. TO BF SOLD BYAUCTIO,I,ter W. MOORS and SON. no Friday:id Saturday, the tld and 2H day geptemhor , V, by Oiler of the I-Amenities, at lOW LDOW l I4 RNI, lair miles from Tether!, and „I tniles from Kings. core. Gloucestershire : w° .11101JAA ND MERINO SHEEP, Two. Three, Four, and Fire Dir. up,au pure s,,uit s DO l % is. Grossed to this depth Otes will bear the drudhery of folding. the asrrity of a severe cline ue, rs 4 the arsincial roluistesee of a sterile soil: the Carraae t•tiffers no great deb.- rioratioa. and by careful selectioo it is cleany Ay, • wined that titre iers near secure beautr. ii-p nit" ) in (Miro, and mew weight their I nod it ill reqoire a while the Wool, IP I' 11001 Cllt slAtitu upon adventitious speculati in, realises a fourfold iorrease 11 r doe, sad is equal to most S i nattish ra.oplre. * te • This , eiesir,ible Mock strongly cite as t w attention of all Siterp- Farmer!, at is unitiestionahl ) the most profitable winch coo be plated tI a Sheep Farm. TA. Sale will be r .i: precisely at tea o'clock each morning. Father suey be know* of the Auctinaeerr, Telblieibury. MINERAL TeEt2l. ON A NEW AND.IMPItOVED N 18, WOBURN aPLACE, beg* lease to a:mei:vice in tie Public. that is croarqueute of stri opt experoneni , he sx en:Ailed to m ention-aid ARTIFI. IA I. TEE Mineral l'iepora tion, so as w rise cosoplelr in Cow who army ttlve f. 4r such sit'lst baits. r. lALG U R. engage: t* aipply frill one Tooth tun whale Set, witolOot cauptug or I.tit Aeon, nod isf an appixarnore kot very natural; as to clef, the MAI critical ob•erteri, at Or! :A:at time that the reeth so supplied %ill arsviet every perpior of mos iris pre to the voice its lalural War Nevi enodaikti. , u ; and thetr egoist 'petiole k in ittruerupittile, that Mr. F 4 Lr.it en ca4ev to re v , ,cc them free of expire, should they wear or chaise colour. —Mr. rlt RvoGtn a13.1:06t an Artificial Pa /mesa a in:in:or peculiar so himself. and never before as temple 1 hi any i F. i.. unaided to give refe rence.. tat many especial& ehara.-ters in Town sold Countvy, whit h ne felt the beneficial erects 'dins mode of ...reabsienl. aid won have been equally satisfied with his fait and reason- Cole ch.irges. No. 18, Woburn-place, Riticell-Fiplare. - - lOU r, IN DIOVITION, RILEI7IIIIAIII, VETS OR !VER.. 1/0U..4 COALPLA (NTS. &e. OXI,EY'S CONCENTILA'rED ESSENCE OF J I#l4l('A GINGER, invented ant prepared (only) by RA U El. WILF:Y, her Majest . 's Chemist, at Kn. 17.11avisarltet, Latad.o. This t alu..tile Preparation is pu reeninnsetieled by Dr. Genrgr Pearsall( Pny:•ician to he, Royal sititnne,..4 the peke of l'ark ), a, a mast effira !nos awl useful Mcdiii..e, for Goat, Rhe.aautism, I.:digestion, Se tau; I o.llplainti, Tar stsperior excellence of this Preparation, and Its Oopa filleted e.a.cary io reptoriar tone to debilitated Stomachs. is teat Al knetnis to require mach comment. It ,peedilv re wives an Move unple.amit Symptom, which are the elect of n ars.t *OM :rii Ind , arstion, Opprvaiion nit r Flatulency, Nervous tlend-acli, and fioddlore ; in Unity 11. t its h v parting, rly useful amt eiheaciato. by reiirilogyind sisortenia4 the Mir:shim of I of the (Sou', rahruing teem to Ile elan-shies, mid mitigating the parox ysm•. It itr ue ianly reaveves all (Snuty. Rheumatic, and Spar Ewa,. Pain, in ti.e Staniar.' and finitely. and is particularly rochamentlet in .retaken in Cirri vbeate, and in the Soda Me pUitic Wthr.it, to prevent the Stomach bring chilled. la "ukbaan, Selatira, nr iu Chronic 11 . 1.-nnetisio, where the pain is onersdly axed to certain attended ttith great sti2..ess. INlmbarts, and affected upon illation. changes of the weattle.. or .tt n ghl u hen in this Preparation be f.nsad to nave a moot adosirabk eltret wren the pa'', is 1.:CIIC:1 when a Paralysis, or a:1 Milo's( total ,f feetlifoli in the affected limb ensue' on, it gives liaise dime relief, by restoring activity, vigour, an i a due condi tion to use Nervosa' Luria in the part itigcrtcd. P HE Undersigned, who lately adverticed the Case of a di,iressed Widow with four Children, the second of whom, a boy Sae years old, has been an ident and cripple from his birth, and nom he carried in arms, have now the vatisfortino to state, for the information of those benevn• lent Persons who have contributed to the support of this suf fering noisily, that oo to the generosity of a Noble Lady of high rank, the eldest son has bee, placed in his Maje-ty's service, and is gone a ith the Lapedition to Holland as Mid shi wean. The same Lady, after due enquiries, has taken the mother also under her protection, hod given her a suitable employ in her olio boor. The throe little ones remain at home. under :be care of a tryst. servant and nurse. and have hitherto been entirely supportod out of the money collected. Toe mother Mu every n not to exist these three herself nut of her earnings; but till so,ne provision is made far the cripple, that a 'Weave sill by no means he sufficieni. The Ut:drr s~Knned hive . thought it best in apply %hat reinsins of the Subscription for this purpose, amid tbry semere to hope that a bumaue aod generous i uhlic will, b. their further aid, enable them to procure au asylum for tais very unfortunate child. Wlll. VAUGHAN, Duoster-coin, Mincing-lanes GUS VA vus SHUN MARK, Well lose-square; THOMAS WON rNER, Almories; JOHN HOPPE, iso, Mitiories. Amount of Subscriptions advertised 4166 11 0 SVIIScRIPTIO3III Wive 116CEIVED. I). N. T. /a U U to a Leiter from Se- M . Bevan .. 50 0I venoant, directed A. W. X. Y. ...... 1 0 C. H. Mrs. Vivurd This Dar were puhlished, in fivn. illostratel with a itliv of the Row. and six other apprnpri..te Engravings, Price W. boar*, LET I'ERS FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN, written daring the March of the British troops sailer Sir Joh* Monrt. BY AN OFFICER. Primed far LONTiiliY, and ORME, Paternoster-raw. •• • These Letters contain an neemont of the march and actions of the Britian Army under Sir Juba Moore, front the day of their (I,•parture from Lisii.ialo th..l is which they eta barked at C,uronna. 'lher were written on the spot, and ens mediamly a. the event: aru.e in which they relate. The, are offered to the public as a simple and authentic acrourit of the disaster, and blamed hopes of oue of the burst armies that ever left the Walsh shore. .This were published, is 12nao. 4s. los.trd, oBiEitvATloNs on the IntLamm:story AWee. nom of the Mucous hleinhraise of the brone.ons.— C,mprehenthag an Account of she twine Intuamutiao of the Parts—of Peryncautoints Noth4, awl of Carotin ...oughts, sc. By CHARLES RAIMIAM, M. D. Lents= se the Pr.ictim of Ph .51e, et....nd l'h)oician to the Westminster Geurr.,l Pri ted f r J CAROM. Medical Bookseller, Crown coon. Prince's-street, Sun.'. liV'tere ma. be ha dlow's New Catalogue of a Mo dena Cadertio.s of Illeoir.,l Bonus for ISM BRITISH PAINT •MAN U FACTORY, No. bl, BARBICAN. CHEAP AND DURABLE PAINTS FOIL 017111 OE WORK. per lb. per lb. pee /b. Bright Oreeo fd. Stone C flour ..6d. Dark Moe .. Is. Mirk Mi 10.... i l.e..d ditto.... ti 1 1.101 ditto .. Id lavirible 6 !tr.! 5 11*Islte • 7 chocolate .... ti Black 6 )(el."! 6 Turpentine, 10.. 6d. t Linteed Oil, Po. 6d. per Gallon t pr e. peed I)r.in.: Oil, for Fe..te aod f)llthonve Paitlliod , ni• per ' itoloo.— White Leagl, Boiled osl4, and Pablo for every description of Work, of toe nest qualities. - - - -- Di' ON and Co. Colour-'ilanufacturer;. M. BAR RI CAN. and 11, f.O LYON- ‘V Ai 1.1 1110.1 ful I y reiroon mewl theme s% of their ne - iii. Durable Paints, which pthsca great preserving Qu tildes, and are therefore pecks li.irly adapted for l'ark Palings, Weathet-Ilaard., Awnings, 0u,..mu5.,, awl all Work ?tweed to the erects of the ti,eather, ..sthey au not crack, ()litter, or peel off; nod are a remedy for the worm an I dry rot. 11try are ex cemely ortaineotal, and are free from any disagreeable smell. N. B. Tile Durable Paints are not sold in less quantities that he,.s of Wright, which require our Gallua of Oil to tofu awns No we. • C/lALLENGF.. MFSSRS. CURILIE and GO. titirgenni, late in his Miqesty's service, challenge the a hole world to prove * single initnere where their Medicine and Mettiod of Cure have Failed of t.;e (haired effect. Tlie practice of many years in tins particular branch of taeir profs situ, has not given rise in one unsuccessful Case. They continac to direct their studies to the treatment and MTV of Venereal Complaint.. and that Deningement of the aysarin, which is the cansequesiee of the pernicious and waste ful elects of a habit low and most unhappily pursued by the youth of bison sexes. la the one it a ill he found to be the unfailing source of barrenness ; the other have its raynae• fa tally developed to them hi a dc•tre—iag state a s a ra ili ty, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. 'rhea; arc its reunite and a:innate rdects„ a Ink Cixouniptions, Loss of Muscular Power, and surinits Nervous Complaints; nasally characterize the earlier stages arena solitary vice. Of per- San languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has, never proved mom crssfal in the treatment of a long, laburnitts,sod much extended prac tice. in the most obstinate tad complicated codes isf Vene real Infecti 111 l , such as Oistructions in the Urethra, Spline) , Excrescences. Hard Tainolln., Callous Ulcers, liniptions, Sc alia:ll Weakness, Cato T', RICTURES ns also S, Whether recent ar of long iteration, and which have balled the skill of oteierPractitioners, are, hs their present improved plan in treatment, effectually and ilernianently cured, a ith out the vat ieria wilering thee xerta eating pa in and aLirm nig he niarrhaKe ;shish frequently follows the application of the lu tar caustic. In the course of twenty year exclusive practice in lisi, metropolis, numerous cases of Stricture; have been:m.l are daily under their care, the total eradication of which are of by it 1441 . .., cer ai;;, and es peditious mode of practice, -uperi•;r to any other yet adapted. Tut weakness, sebum lion, and debility pros ceding issue this complaint, are spoor- Ails !emoted, and the patient restore.' In sound and vigorous health. lint where the debility has for year, existed, a pro _ per per-eyerance in their restoraiiie remedies, after a Sale tore has been riestensed. .4 mdispeasahly requisite to revive 1 the slumbering sparks of Life, and to re-animate the Ceara tution. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by either sea. with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Nis. 107, Hatton Gardai. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, Ate. &r. i eurlnsicg a remittance fie* advice and medicines, when the sane st n be giten or seat toasty part of the kingdom. Too m oire that secret-t sr, e- , eitial to their undertakm,:, the oat age ofletters may be added to the aerouat ruler 11WilleilIC. lith June, Ib l l9 —lvi , hat sin Garden. STROUDWATER, TETRURY, and WOWifo/4- UNDER-EDGE, UNION COACHES. • 11HE PUBLIC are respecifully informed, the Al UNION ROACH will be continued by a New Set of Proprieters, and will commence ranning from the Bell Savage, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY :tett, the 17th lust. and for the present, will continue to run from the Bell Savage oven Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons, at half past Two o'clock ; and from the King's Arne ion, Stroud, every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thumd.ty, at Twelve o'clock, and from the Swan Inn, at Wootton, at Eleven o'clock at Noon. Perforated by HAYWARD, PROCKTER, and Co. Strondwater, June IY, IRO9. • YORK and LLED4 New Commodlous, Safe, Cheap, and E speditiong POST COACHES will get oat from' vie GOLDEN CR , Girth% Cross, and BELL S V A..E, Ludgate-MI!, every inornin4 at half-past lave; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet; di it an lire Cock, Es on; Stip at the Gretham lo.i; Breakfast at the Red Lion, I)isitcatntr. and arrive at Ueds by Twelve, and York h 3 One. at Nonti. There ore only fear Crischieen emplosro, awl we same I:nard and Coach go through.mt. Every e%er. tins, has been. and will continue to lie made, ti. renderihis the be-t conveyance on the Nortn Road. hank, to York and Leed s , ,e 8 ys. (lutside, £ Br GEORt i. BOULTON and CO. Fro the Gehteu t;roia„ the follow inc Carrnsics cet out, be- side many °then too numerous to tnentitsa LIVERPOOL Expeditious Post Coaches, only one night out, ever) Morning at Mis. HOLYHEAD and North Wales Nail every evening. LIOLVHEAU, Sure wsbury and Bir ttt t ig!iam Near Post Cwesrr every Morning nt Sine. LUDLOW. Worcester, trod Os fkird Nail every evening-. and a New Cott Coach Tuesdn3, Thursday and Sairday, wo. M 1 LFCIR I) HAVEN, Carmarthen, Gloucester, ani Cheltenham Mail every evening. t. HEL f ENNA M and oxford New and only Day Coar:i, every Morning tat Six. BRIM! I'ON, 1-..tst bourn, Worthiaz, Havtinrs, Pnrtv intmata, Suth.tityton, 1-le of Ws ht, dogaftr. Cair inter. Arundel, Little Hampton, 41nrcate H , 1 4 it.•, Dot er. 1)e:J. tithe, Cojelies .1 • • BELL. SAVAGE, LUOtiATE-liiii. L. 401LYTki Lb, Rochfort, and Rayleigh New, Eleg ual C ;leap Cartelsea, Carry am v four insides, to the HOPE TA V PAN, SOU I'HENG, through Ilford, Ham t rd, Breutwood, Billiricay, Wickford, and Ptittlewell. Eseiy Wooing .1 ffilif l i.kst Nine, calls at the THREE NUNS, and siLUE BOAlt INNS, WIIITECHAPEL Performed by I.dw.trd Prorkter and Co. N. 11. No charge whatever for booking P.ticels. Pas e,. and Parcels also booked at in.. White Bear, Piccadilly. •. • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op positiuu SALISBUEV COACH, aflerdtwes at llalr-pioi three, fltin the BELL SA VAGE. Pare to Salo- bur., les. only, Outside Ha. tid. only 4 and all small Parcels atider ouep.anail height lid. only for cordage, and no charge for b.okiug. Also to Poole, through Fordi gbridge Ri.ig ottd. and Wienbourn, afternoon. at 'lair-past T.ireeg In side Fare to Poole, Vic only, Ouhide ltis. bd. only, which Is nearly Stlw cheaper than the Poole Mail, as v. ell as per formed in nearly the same time. Nercliarge whatever for li.mkiag of Pareels. Loach-Olkee at t..e bottom of Us. Bell Savage Yard on the left-hand, through the seroad Gateway. 'IHE REAL .f.APAN BLACKING, Malik. 13Y DAY mud MARTIN. rriirS Invaluable Composition, with half the uswJ laiseur, produces the must beautiful jet hl.trk evt• t attinds pectulitr 'bowl i•htoent w tiw 'cattier, %ill ;wet voil the fittest tier'', is pectectl) free fft• it any ultpleasaat sitteU.and swill fetakim its virtues in any clitthite. Sold whotenale by Day awl Militia, at the Manutactor3, No. 97, High-Holborn t retail by F. Day, No. 7, To% inock street, Cosent-ardeu; W. flay, 00, Swallow-streets Add!, Nu. 1, EMI fiAtlite ; nod by the principal Hoot-makers, Per fumers, nod Oilmen, in toe Metropolis; and in every Town than ugbout the United Ki i n stone bottle*, price Isl. 6 d each. • • Waal': ILAN 0.1 haie ever been ebteerned 4 H ptsrsonal beauty in both Sexes. and in some part. of Europe Are essentiat to pensoos of rank. Ilse ti ANO AN 1 1 SOAtl, ur Whin Washing Gwars.. possess the peculiar p u perty of giyin,z the most eanoisite delicacy of texture and so coaceiyable faiine... In i.e hands which are corplintly wattl ed with this Soap. Lye* idea." where sue skits fiat been injured by labour or other sioleuce, the hardnebs and course ness are effecivally, Infallibls raid permancriii r removed, nod sureeedvd try a porno asiess.falrnes., .ssi.l delicacy of appr:iir ante, Which airtritreil by toy us her *111.414.414 4 1% It is b. experience oaks that ao) one may forum as udtqvUte idea ot thrsuperinreticellesce of this Soup. Sold by the Proprietors' Agent, wnose .B,mntons It brat WrUiam 1V omens, Piss. Shl9i . titrasid. Dear temple Oar, Lit... dou ; and the Progrietint..t. a further security, beg them to be particular in noticiag. that the Itaitte arid addrevi or the ptiatet. k. Rpragg; !Mb. yi. Haw -street, 4 ussest tiardesi, t. :tilted to Use label Arid wrapper. AM tribe's are comaerferts. hold by many respect .bite Pei fualers auJ aelliciue su sn Tosru and Constr. - , price ls. eatircake. Hui it aat Ail taint:: neev ii.try to be p srucuthr la others ing tire amuse i• .0. riga, se Welk fp* flp kite iitssous of preseatiog which bee of lase bees pructi.ed. .1 BRISTOL and 13ATII new and elegant COACHES, with Guard throlhout, and the Coach to Bath without changing, from the BELL SAVAGE. LUD GATE-HILL, every Eveniug at Half-past Fise o'Clock, to the CAsTLE and BALL, BATH; and SWAN INN, MAR YPORT-STREET, BRISTOL. Passengers and Parcels honked at the Three Kings, and White Bear Inns, Piccadilly. N. B. Travellers by this Coach have One Hour, to and fr. m Bristol and Loudon (at Bath), for Pleasure or Busi aess. • No charge whatever for booking Parcels fur ibis Couch at the Bell Savage. •* • Uncommon Cheap fraeelling by the Commercial Op maition -SALISBURY COACH, afiernesous at Half-past Three, from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis bury, 16s. oak ()abide tit. only; and all small Parcels tinder one poo r weight W. nuts. fir carriage, and an charge for booking: Also to Poole, through Vordiagbr;dge„ Ring wood. mid WintiMurei, neternooti, ,t Half-past rarer; bi side Fare to Poole, old% Ontsitle l so. tid. onlY, which i. nearly 3.h. cheaper than ti,e Poole Mail, as well as per formed in nearly the same time. Mn charge whatever for bookiter of Parcels. (rr 'Coach-Oflce at the bonnot of the Bell Savage Yard on theleft hand, t'Yrnnth the 'wand Gateway. YORK and LEEDS NEW POST COACHES from the 'HELL SA V AGE, LU.DGATE- HILL. every Morning at Half-pest Five &Clock, through flames, ILittleld, Welwyn, Stevetutre Baldork, Biggieswadc, Ea tm, Bogdea, Stilton, Stam ford, Grrtnans, Coltersworth, (lranthani, Newark. Retford, Doorasser, Perot/ridge, and Tadcaster. Every escrtion has nod will he made to render this tae best conveyance on the North Rte. , ~ N. B. By this conveyance Toilworn sod pre for warded la Edinhurrh n tad all parts of the Mort .• ...rwlidid. •. • Uncommon Ctseap Travelling h . ) the C uini ap position SA LISBURY CtMGII, aftern.onr• a Ilall-p‘t ir r, Three. from the h ELI. SAVAGE. 'aside Fare lu Sabi bury, Iht. only; Onside Ita.Cd. tally t and nil Small Parcels under ..tie pound WoigM bd. milt fur carriage, and on rharre for bookiog. Also t.s Poole, through Fordlogbridge, Ring wood, nod Wimhourii, tiftenioun, at Half-past l'hiee; In side Fare to 'Nook, li - s. only, Outside Itis. (id. wily, which is Mug) . No. cheaper than the Poole hiss!, as well as per fumed la nearly the same time. Na charge whatever for hooking of Parcels. al' Coach-Odice at the bottom of the Bell Savage Yard nn the left-baud, tiirouAti the second Gateau,. I