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-.- . f . -""' • \ ir , •Ir _ . • .: . 1 • • . ' - „ W lP ir r A l' ' .• - • ' N. "4'111711e 4 1 -. . • - .., ' . . , s..'s 4 . I . , ; .; • ... 'lliftVi!.4.ll:o4:;‘ --- .6 •“? 4. ." ill 'h.' -It - .' .- • ' . ••:- e 4, i f '.* I - - ... z I NARN. •-,• t . II , • 1 Illit I 'Cr...Var. 4.4......,... qW J. . 111111 111 111111 t .' '..' AD; *ll l " i.. e . 4, . 1 . --• ,I , c . . 4 :43t1;v40: • . & ff r3 - : 4. 4 03 ' 47 14 4 ,-.-• - " l' - • , ..4 ) -.. , • • IL 4 : 1 12.. _ i ... ° V ' V It . . .* 6... " 1414 .. ;pa y .. I 0 4 , "• . (6/13ttlt t rtSP l ' ll , . . , w li r lt .........-..- i . I 11112=6.I• .. • - %. Flitair, SEP/NAM/4 1, 1809. No 1097. PR 1c a}.. I.IOY 1 / 9 1 , Aug. Si, 1909. Ta GgNFIRAI, MEETLNG of the SUB SCBI VIERS to Y held this days WILLIAM 111.. LL, Esq. io the Chair The Mere:l4loN Under w t item, and of her Subscribers tongs heard the Report of the 'ontaiittee of tbe Pa. triode Fund, made so a Meeting of tise duhaerilvers to that • ioultotion on the 1. •th instant, and has ioreoneidered the same, Resolved n iaoimonsls, That this Mee/tine feel it incumbent en them to continue their support to the Patriotic Feud; and that the 31141 of 510111. I per Ceut. Como lidated Annuities be tnunferred frmn the stock belonging to the Subscribers to this Home, as a farther contribution to that henevolent and useful In r itin ion. Resolved unnnimon-lv, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Cie Chairman . fur his able ronduct is the Chair. The Merclutots, tloderwriters, and others ' Subscribers to Lloyd's, who eojoy Ilse pleasing satisftnitta of has isig logo. the estahlishment of the Patrl-iie ruii. at the commence ment of the present war, feel themselves lostified, be the ex peri:•••ce of -tx Years, in recommendin4 tin hod .ble ant Me ritorious Institoilon to the suppo• t of their ementrymen. They are soli; itous, at the same time, to call their atten tion to that altered state of public alTnir, for which the 'a tom to indelyed to the valour of our brave defenders : to the almost entire annihilation of the naval force of the enemy, whirls has crowned the ' pliant exploits of British seamen ; and to he hopes of altimittesucces!i %which the courage, dis cipline, and firmness of British soldiers have implied in those, fur whose delivenuire r.o.n a p-rtidious usurper they are at this moment rtsakin,c the m test heron-exertions. And now that the trauwendent clans of valour displayed by the heroes it ho have led', ;Lod h% the blase men nho hate so sled • fillosved iu the Cause of our Co.:ntry, have secured freedom of these IleAlmt, it may sorely he expected that the sem• getieroas impulse wig feeling, which at a moment of great grueral alarm induced all ranks to join the laud stale endeavour to anim :te the e.forts of nor liefentterA, will he fiend still alive to their merit !and sitfii•rotegs; and that so long as the present contest shall last. •• the British Se.amAn and the " British Soldier may alike co3fidentl) trim, that those who '• are dear ta Illim Wide !twin:, will, in the event of his falling " in the siered cause, find Friends and tioardtam in a grille " fat and generous country." • - (Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. PATRIOTIC PILTNO. - - - - - - LLOY DV, Aug. 31, 11;09. THE Coomtittre for . managing the Patriiitic Fend, i %re great "atilifattibn in lav big before the Yob lie. •he ResAtireas and Addr& • " oft e Subscriber: to Lloyd's, p tt Lome oasis at o Genera, Meeting held there this day.; a .; the% aM it hut espres , their hope, that st, , the truth Oil Sam ;sf the t entiments that•reptertable Body,mo.t be ac knowledged, so the liberahty of their exa:nple o ill be gene rally follorre i. By order of thg Committee.. • • • J. P. W EI4FORD, Secretary... Amount of i.e.', Contributing' already AdvrrtiAed ,Cssll 5 Toe Sutarri del:. to Lloyd's. (1, per Cent. tXII 0 tioversti,r ai t 3 Cumpan., oft Musk of England 50111 0 O. Maloney - '4 -ft& itourtillon 0 liatoantel ;Harden 0 William Doer. - • Hi 0 Ilene,. Ili's& Pella _._ 103 U Andrew Harrison • . 1 2 10 E:aitd>. 11 irlogittpd1111. John flarrifna - 51 10 B The - • • 4-'lO5 0 Benjamin flarriNm btl. 10 T.& ST. C art %Clarice, Joan F. Thrtick . rton 41 ti o ad -3Si 0 J. W. mad J. Witltinnie 103 John Ail Jos 105:0 glotitcre Ana" are ree.-Iveif iit the Bar of LIT d':, and by all the k maker: is thelloited h ingtlnm, • 111ICEIBQUER BILL OFFICE. 3lst FM. Ei.CHEQUER BILLS anted in Lb. Aluuth of August 154111. TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of lIIS lAJES l'Y'S TREASURY, booing 'leen Directions for pay keg .riA, "inelperl of Me nbone-nientioned Exchequer liUs, With the Interest dase thereon, at the Freherier MU Wire fd the .reipt of IlLeellegaer, V•a, Peace Yn..d„tl'estminitsi. ex Sietordahtketkl Dag of Stokntier, !KO. n;ten",l.lm rill &given dolly (Antilop and Ilotillays e.reepteel ) Wait, slain- Winding the 160 of September, 1809, from Ten o'clock iie the Morning lilt One in the Afternoon, for the Purpose of roceia ag the same. And for the grt titer Dispateh, Ike Deirdre of the sold Bulb are desired to bring Lists thereof, containing the Nrembers iw A - Rl:seri:al Order, according Id the Dates of the said Bills and Commotions:et of Interest, with the Princi jeal 811111 and Interest due therebn, compbtert friia, biet ex cluding, the Dam me whicli they Sri respedloely doted; tb • the 5a1:12.9d Day of September, inclusiod, whest:Hir Interest will cease: and Ow said Bearers (being Holsters or not j are in dispensibly required to indoremeach 8111 with their tonal Sig *short ; and to write their Names anti Ite4dence al the bot tom of their Lid : and they are niorcocer required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for Paypeent, and to receive the New Allis, and give the Re.eipts the some. • If any of the Holders of the aforesaid HMI should be de einem of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, 'raviolis to Ile said 914 Day of September, they may be ne sonantodated on computing the Interest to Elsa Day on which the) wish to be paid, and levying the said Bills for Eximi- Molten One Day prior thereto. • Sock Persons es may be desires, of harine New Exchequer . ..Bills in whole as in part Payment of Principal, upon smirking New Bills, and nessetivning the demount at the Bottom of their Lilts, delivered on or before the 16th of Sept. 1539, may be accommodated with New Bills, c.irreing on arrest of Threepence One Part/dreg by the Day on every One Hundred Pounds, which mid Fills will bear Drat. the said t!ld Day of September, and will be Mire reit on Tuesday, the MA of September, and the fo Miming Da i s, N. B. Ali Exchequer Bills dated prior to 1908. halm :Peen advertised to be paid of, and the Interest Occeon has ceased. , . - GOUT, INDIGESTION, ItILF.UMXII, rurs OIL N YOU* CO M PTA I ‘ITY. OX I.F:Y'9 CONCENTRATE') IN9ENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, invented nni prepared' (Only) by SAMUEL OXLEY, her Morsts's Cinema'', at No. /:, tinyinarket, Liondorn This valu..ble Preparation is particular's recommended by Dr. Oeisrge P.-arsuni Physician to his Royal Methuen' the Duke of York I, RS a most etlka clans and useful Medicine, fur Goa:, It hen nation, Lisligestion, Nervous tinorplaints, . The suprrior eseelleure of this Preparation, malf its isrpsi riLeleti e.:icact in restoring one so debiLl t ted Mtn:mots, is too sell !,,,tell to require mach. continent. It speedily re r• I Tel all Ino-e usiplentant 4s , npLrnn si hien are the effect of a a eak Siouhig.h :and Rowisis. viz. Indigestion, Opprestirri after Entine, Fliottlestey, N..rvous Ile td-och, In Conly is partirul .rly %Lulu' anst - ellicaeisons, by relieving tied shnrtening the duration of Fits of the tiout. rouhoing t:ient to lilt estrrnsAies. and mitigating the panic 3soo. It immetiatrly reinnves all (loots, Rheumatics AM Spas mimeo. Pains in the Shomicii and 'snivel!, and is partirulorl) reeininuienwlet to I.e taken in Canis hr Ad in the Voila Me phitic In prevent ttie Ittionatich bents tbrilril. In Itioilotz..), Sciatica, or in CnrAtic Rheumatism, %sheer the pain is ;:e..eralls hsed to isertain jnints. attended ts Oh Herat stilt..., numbness, !rag alerted upon wilitison, elwn;c-s of tenter, or at reght when ut heJ. the, Preparation will be fogad t.; have n wSSI adair:ll*. street wired• she pain is utast visoles r. or even when a l'ar.ll pis. tie as. almost total ir.g ut moo m m the:acme.' lia:b*roiv,v era, it tiveS Mime s.:4le relief. by resolving actavits, signor, awl a doe couill -1 -I to the Nirvana bony Wilke rut azect:l Tills YEAR. rr BISH respectfully acquaints the Public that B. • the only Lottery to he drawn Tuts Yr.so is the STATV. LOTTERY, which will be drawn oo the 20tb of seat October, ALL IN ONE D.Y. Tickets and Shares a re selling in great variety. and as the Scheme seems highly approved, the earlier the porchrte the better, there being only 5,010 Numbers, front I to 5,000. — Schemes, with Particulars Ina! , be had, gratis, at either of DISH'S old es:abllsbeol °aces in London, No. 4, Cornhill, anti 9, Charing Crow. where Copi:al Prizes to nn immense alamitt (too numerous for insertimi, have been Sold, Shared, and Registered, and where Persons In the Country may he supplied the same as if present, by sending their orders (Past paid), accompanied wit hiond H wok i tintes• or Psi Mike OvtOrri• • °ft • Pleaer to tuittee," toe bot , ery nv.atns ald rtY tsit CS en the 20th of October, nod that day will deride .4:400.00U in Prizes. • NO AIiVANCL 0.14 Xl 5. Although an enormous Advance Its.laitris Ithimut esi every Article of Woollen csok, GIBBONS, Woollen-Uralic., Man's-Mercer, nni Taylor, lib, S e lect-street, near St. Daostan's Church, informs the Public, that for Ready Money lie un dertakes to supply Apparel, made to measure, at the fol lowing Prices, and warrants the Qualities of the Cloth%, tne Workmamhip and Fashion of the Garineuts to be exceeded by none, which; by comparing the usual CbarAts made be Tuslors, previous to the Advance, will more than corrobo rate the above Assertian ; therefore, it most be clearl . evi deut, from the great locrease, the Saving must be immense. st! s. d. ' Second Clod) Coat • • • 1 16 () Super Ditto 2 10 U Very best Bombe Ditto • 3 10 0 Ditto Keneyasere Breeches • - 1 6 U Ditto Doable Milled - 1 It 0 Best amble To Illed Conl • 0 18 Ladle' Superfine Cloth or Kevseymere }!abits 6 16 6 And every other Article in the above Brandies on propor tionate Terms. A very great Variety of Superfine and other Cloth( are always kept. together with fishionabl.• Waistenatinp. and all other Ai tides in the Woolieu Drapery and Maui s-51er • rer ‘ y Line. •• It is particularly requested you will attend to the No 183). there being several others of the same tlibiness iu the itreei. • THE •I' Aif Lints' .4) I s'A • Not n, Cladtalt-wraitat, hoeLroi, sTa All 11. IT ill requillte heft 10 of serve . that the (**'title. men composing this Company ore all of the Trade, and that they bare selected Men of the first Ability t eatery nn the Coocern. Well knowing Dress to be an Object ut tar drat tniaitierinion, Cotopatts offer to the Public a Plan by whielill;mitienten maysupply themselves with the best and mo.,t fithiouable Clothe, on terms highly advantageous in the Wearer. • The-Principle on which the Concern is conducted, enables *bent to purchase at the first and hest Markets every Article they consume. Ready 111ottey is paid nod received by th. Company. in all its tratwoctims, itad this Principle alone enables them to serye their l'ustoniers with Clothes of the best Quality and Workmanship. This Establisiitnent Isayiug exceeded the best Wishes of the Projector., the t;toisposty have added Leather-Breeches to ho Cataracts. that Gentlemen may see their real Repent-es fat aress before they give their Orders. The Company basing a vanisher of igen, enables theta to execute Orders ou the shortest Notice, and wad themito any part of the King dom. _ _ Prices of Garments not re turuahle. s. d. Superfine Cloth Coat 4 0 0 Breeeht, ll3 0 iancliester Fancy Cord - ditto 1 6 0 Waistcoats Florentine ditto 1 .5 Nankeen Pontalp , ro ' 0 16 0 Prices or Stfib ronirneted Poi • ..t thin Returnit .'citeeeSsits peg Year 18 U tan. asuo • nye ditto VI 0 Sia •liito Alton oT NAV UM .fortns. LIVERIES. X s.d. A Suit of Livery .. 5 5 0 A Dottie Jacket sad Waistcoat A nos Coat Fustian Overalls 0 I 4 U Cloth I)itto by the Year. on Considers ' the Old Ones. Oa the none principle Gen tlemen may Contract for Coati only. Sit Coats per Year 42 0 0 Five ditto Four ditto ..... 14 U Three ditto ll U u A Snit of Clothes, not returirahk A Suit of Regimentals 9 9 pr, and the Oii Ones to be Lcathcr J egcJtcs, pet T , roult.Pnir of Doe-skin . • Best Doe-sk in Breeches 2 11 0 lirsieclies 9 0 0 Ditto Pout:doom .. J 3 0 9it ;limn of ditto 1'3.12 U Fine Lamb - skin Eight ditto of ditto . lfi 0 0 Breeches ........ 112 0 I • • Gentlernen of the Anay and Nary. and Cadets going to Indio, may he supplied with every Article oecessary for. thea Equipment. Children. Dresses and Ladies relifft made with elegance of TRW psd neatness of Workmanship, qt Prices equally low, Likewise to' be had nt the Otlice, BELL'S PATENT POCKET NOOK, which cannot be picked of lost out of the Pocket. He likewise informs the Public that °edentate received at No. 22. George-street. A lelphi.—linsionas Hoer. from Eight in the Morning till Six in the _ Ite,l4olfArgtO Iltakiit it. IT has been too frequently the subject of jolt and,geiwral repudiation, that men destitute of the eie ments of the anetli.al art, have offered theosaelves candi &yes for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpti,e of doing ju.tice to the result of our studies and experience, told to pteveut as from being classed among those mimics, whose impudent preteibions !save, u.sfortunately for society, been ton favourably received, vie beg leave to'' submit, to the Itbrr.el and enlightened, a &Willa - state:it or our pursuits and acquirements. After buying received regul.sr medical education, as the pupils of Atesiars. Grisidal anal illizard, whose lectures anal presences we earefolix at- troikas/0 Professors sand Surgeons of the London we entered acteselves as student., in that ,justly-celebrateE *hoot for Medical acquireaseub, the. Rosal College of Ediu. burzts,-and were instructed in else ditterent branches of Ambito , " aurgery, the theory and practice or Papiic. Clans tnistry, 'Alidwitery, llotaary, &c. &c. Ate. by those maim* poor-son, Des. Munro, Gregory, lihtelti ilamiltios 1)u and Rutherford. lie trust we shall not he deemed " Pr sumposoin is saying, that see prodriency and acquirement, are nut inconsiderniale. Having, for a long series of )cars, tattle certain complaints, and the various diseases of 1)1 , ... RILITY, the partirular object of our studies and practice, it wilt, we hope; be :Mooed, that ite have acquired saiperior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In anal re c ent crises of infection, a perfect rc•estahlishment is c 'aimed io the short period of two doss; and In those of the utmost in , refer:icy, where other practitioners have failed of 'acres, a, proper perseverance in our plan of treatment insures In the plasma a safe und radical cure, Amidst ttie melancitoly variety of disorders which are the , efects of a itulait lung and most unhappily pui,ued by the vomit of heath sexes, there are mow more alarming or more iiktressing titan i'masse deliciencies and debilities vohach fre t queasily 'prevent or embitter the matrimonial stale. To such prestos's it mud lie a consoling reflection to know, that then h may by a ww-nod int ellihle inside. of treatment, tie r - • I Mined pa OM MiteSt of all human strong, man ly, mad vigoroei constitution. In all ca•es of Irmo ut .husster anise art-iog, as well as in every , pecies of a cer tain Infectintt ' r,r may he consulted b, patte:as wlteith,r sex, with the greatest wearer and houeusr. noun' of coo visitation at h nne, trim ten to three, told from tix is the even ing till sell .0 night. Patients in the countrynre requested to state the parties/- lan .if thane case, age, unit lighit of living. isc. Ste. n remittauce for adelar and media isles, bitten the smite will lie gives or sent to any part of the kingdom. To is ore th.lt secrecy kit mseutial to our uodertaking, the no of letters may he added to the siccsnint for mediclm. ' CURRIE and CO. Surseinva Nu. flaitus-eardea. JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Just published, Dedicated, by Perini:awe, to his Royal Highness the PRINCE; of WALES, In one Volume, Quarto, illastraied with thirteen Maps and Plates, price two Guineas in Boards TRAVELS in AIAROCCO, SOUTH BAR. BAR Ir, and amiss the ATLAS MOUNTAINS, per at diderect Periods, during a Residence of sistmen can to that Country, by J IAM ES GREY JACKSON. Esq. Together with a Full Account of the Animals, Plant; awl various other Natural Productions of the Kinzdom of Mt riseco' and an Accurate Statement, from Officio! Docesoteists at the Imperial Co , iqm-house, of the Commence of Ma-, oalOOR.—To which-is added, airisterrnitig atoll more urns raSe descriPtion than has ever yet been published, of the Si notion, Extent, Inhabitants, and Comfit:ace of the Greet emporium of Central Africa, T IMBUCTOO. This Work also contains a Nil Aernunt of the Mon Au y r.- n ResamoN s a Dissertation on the Arabic bangsiage, pointing out the difference of Panctnation between the Lagern and Western Arabs ; and a Geogeaphical Elucidutteit of many pars of Africa hitherto sheen unknown. S.;ld by G. mid W. Nicol, Booksellers to iiiiMaiesty, Pall Mall. ANIMAL COACH OPTIC'', SWAN WITH TWO NECK% INN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. . _ _ The following Royal Mail Coaelte., and other Carriages, set out from the above Inn, via. fIeRISTOL Royal Mail Coach, on a new and LP Unproved Plan, carries Tn o Out-ide Passengers, nn Sr rings, tarmigh M:wihornagh ,f • liippenham, and Ba th , every Evening, at Ifalf-past Severe o'Clock. Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. estn Royal Mail Conch. on a new Ind improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passeitgen, on Springs, through Marl linniugh and Devises. ev ry Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays. Quarter before Six. PLY SMUTS/ Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, Carrell Two Outside Pas-engen., on Springs. tnrough Bath. Tau don, WellsoAtun. and Lamer. every Evening at Half-past Seven u'Clock. !Sundays, Quarter before Six. Fsaraa K0v..1 .Nail I noels, 4 •'% new ILA improved Plan, earn , ' Two Out-ide Passengers. no Springs, Omagh Bridgewater and Wellington, ever) Evening at liall-part severe Sunday', Quarier before Six. EXETER It.yal Mail Coach, on a new and improved cairits fan Passengers. on Springs, tarough Salisoury. Dorchester. lietdport. and If onituti. every Eveniug at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. FaLisourti Royal Mail tat a new and improved Plan, carries Two Ortaide Passeagrap, on Springs. itirmigh Oakliataptun, lanince.ana. and Truro, every I-.% .mmu, at Half past Seven o'Clisek, Steady's, Qsartcr before Six. Lis itaroot. Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Pisa, carried Two Outside Passengers, no Springs,. throng% Coventry, Litchfield, Newcastle, and Warrisgton, every V.vening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sun-lays, Qinat .r tore Six. . . MRECIEENTER Royal \fail Coach, ost n nevi' a-d irriro• weft Plan, carries Toss Outside Pametsgers, mo s a ron g ), throuzlt Nortaampron, Leicester, Loughborough, Derby, isi boson, Leek; and Idlccleslield, every Lansing* at Iluif.past poen u'Clock, outlays. Qoorter .be_fre Six. Blau Me wires Kurd Miff Cresea, on a new and 'IN ors,' -d Plan, throogu Ihuistahle, Stuney Stratford, : Daventry, Dun church, and Coventry, every Alterman' at I'i.e u Clock. Cast sins Royal - Mail Coach, tai a sew mid iss,irdverl Plan, carries Two Outside Pasyengers, o t S,sciiro„ torougo Manchester, Cholle), Preston, (V .rst.sug, Lsocast. s, liortust, Kendal, Map. at Peorith, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Cloca„Sundays, Quarter before Six. tionwics (by Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach. °nate* and improVed Plea, cairies Too Clukide Pr r• ea Springs, throogh Newmarket. Bury, and Thetford, reb hvnewg at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter oe r tole Six. Noswies (by Ipswich) Royal Mail Coach, oft ar new and improved Plan, to • tarry 'rivo Outsides, on Springs, through Chelmsford, Colds, stcr, Ipso ices, said St hole I is, *very Erni* at Half-past Seven Clock, Sundays, Quarter before six. Ex ergo Mercury Coach, through Basingstoke, Salisbury, Blandford, Dorchester, Eridport, and Bonnets, every Nluni jog at Four is . Clock.. • v SePOOL Macnioe Conch, through Coventry, Birming-, hand, Litchfield, Newcastle, Cortgleton, Knuisford, and War rington, esters Afternoon al Sit u'Cluck. .4 acousrea elegant Post Coach, called the DEFI ANCE, to carry Foul Insides only, travels equally ns fire as the Mail, through N orthamptim, Basborough, Leicester, Loughbormagb, Derby, Ashbuuni, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afterooon at a Quarter before •Isareeu'Clack. M Nest es/ Coinwallis Coach. through Northampton,, Ilarborough, Leieest r, 1 4 .1•oxisboroggb, Derby, Astiboulo,' and Button, at T welve :it ointo day. CLasinoW,l.blalattsatilloll, and PORTPATILICK 1:•111.1)1.6 Post Con Is, coiled the lIEFIANC , through' Mnorbaser, Chinic%, Preston, Garstaog, Lancaster, Burton, Kendal, Shop. sold Peuritb,every Atternioni, at a Quarter before Three o'Clock. ?I °away' Machine Conch, through Chelm.fonl, Se (burst, Bar) St. Edmund'., and Schoie lint, every Tuesday, rhure , day, and Sunday Afterisonas, :it Four o'Clock. Biamisrinam Balloon Peat Couch, through Dunstable, Stoney Stratford, lkiveotry , Duischurch, and Cos entry, ever) Evening at Five o'Clock. PLY mourn . Mercury Coach. through Exeter, Newton,i Fleshed!, 'Voteless, hlodhury and Plywoon, every Month* . at Four o'Clock. Castt.ssi.c Cornwallis Cough, through Manchester, Char ley, Preston, Garstang, Laucaster, Burton, Kendall. Shap, anal Prowitb, every Morning, at Twelve se's lock. tiotiguarteross Long Coach. through Basingstoke and Winglhater, every Morning, Struditys excepted. at 4 di 1116‘. Conch, through basiugstoxe dad ever) Morning at Four o'Clock. BATH and liftlsTOL Koval. VOLUNTEER Post Coach, through Marlborough, Cable, mid Chippeahion, every Af sermon' at a Quarter before Four o'Clock. 'Thus Coach is worked ist a superior st s le. Yanstoluto New Post Coach, through Chelmsford, Col chester, Ipswich, Woodbridge. and Vii fiord, at Si x ll' cl.iek, Sondes, 'I uesday„ and Wednesday Moronic.. Pell rsmoust New Light t7oacis, caked the SELF-I)E -exxes, carries only Pour Insides, travel, equally fat, .t, tha IN.lil, through Liven, liiiildford, l'e. world, Chichester, and Havant. to the Globe lou, Oyster-An-es, rusty Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at a Qtrieter hefine Five, calls at the Itt 11, t4acetlourco-street. P*rsei. and Cuggisge moseyed Daily In Wolverhampton, IValsal, Chester, cutterworth, Atbrn,ton, farn worth. StailKtrit, licclesholl, Broughams, Brltigensore, Snip ley, Naptwich, Yiva-Cron,Ciseyter, It random, Nlossattird, ,Hillborisogli, Swint inim, Ness too. Kounhasa, Faltershasii, (iis•lteahans, Tewksbury. alissmoster, Wes twards, Lysol. 1)ow ohms, St. 1v.•..1v.•.. ...10ur , •5ter, Eveshitio, Cambridge, 314 rehfield, Lewes, Cu. Uckfield, Framp• toss, March, Ely, l)aford, Ditealoy, tonsuilc (ireessiehl- Chipifisignortuis, Ludlow, Cireuresorr. Portsmouth, Porten, (lospori, Caiderbory, Easibouni, !Shrewsbury, Holyhead, Kei j i:lie, Banbury, Pool, Cnatnaiii, Dover, Tuisaridge, Taidotidge Wells, Shelienl, Somersham, Ilarsham, Market Dray tom Alargate, Newbury, (:ulnae, Swansea, Carmar then, Melksham, Bridge Water, Pronounce, Stone, Bridge wort Is, Potersarld, K nisehaven, Newislitets, Illeateuree, -lead, Nord's% icli, Midst:co 11 , ,itcour,11, FAA Iluthley, Welch Pool, Titchlieid, Tilbury, Halt, Iteafurils, Lincoln. Karrostoit, Kocheraer. Wurthrag. Mul ford, Deal, Chichester, Hereford, M...dmoue, Leeds, No:- thwhion, Suedield, li.datosth, (ila-gaw, Yarmuth, Wiek- Iwo Market, Lowestot, Ahisigeloo, Farroisgtiosi, Ncertuw.,, Wadebridge, Ivy Bridge, KidJe mioger.'llrkm— grwrrAiesdler. blidburn, /Monmouth, We) mown. Ombersley, hlittord Haven, Cordaro, and 11.., - wick. By WILLIAM WATERHOUSE nod Lo. •. 1 • The Proprietors of t►e ahua•r Mail Cita. hes nod Car riages beg leave to iuform the Public, lAA tnry till NA fa *Leon:liable for any Parcel or l'ackage whalers r, oar fat say l'asst.ager's leggagr, a►uve t;ie v a tic ~f Fey, p ouL d sakes tee same be watered oat paid fur artnedinetv at iti Time of ibe Delivery of any such PAC t el, Pachoge, or 1'.0.- aesser's DillfraPPA I. then nrlh.ir A • A•gr FLUDYER, MAYOR. • Common Criitacit, holden in the Chamber Of the Guildhall of the City of Loudon, on Thursday, the 17th Day of June, 176 Y. rivlS Court (loth recommend it to the Magi.. trates of this City to prevent Shews, latierloges, sod other unlawful Pastimes at Bartholomew Ems, and to lust thcseVeral Laws now us being into Elteculiom relating to time lame. WOOQTHORPE. INSTITUTION for the Ca re of impediments, • lnaruc►iun of rureignert, and Preparation of Youth Um &latter Departments of Active and Public Life, Bed- The ovaal Counter of Instruction, to adult and junior Pu pils, will re-e , srumence for the Season , no Monday the second of October, when the rreekly Discussions of the Oratorical and Historical society still be introduced by _a Public Lec ture on the live great Epochs of Eighth History, and the Attention !o which they are entitled from the Sttoleut of Oratory, the Statesuuti. Lawler, and Private esentleinna. The Litorry of the Institution has beets cossiderahly en larged; and among other Advantaies Mr. THELWALL tau offer to his Pupils, are the meat anyie opportunities for at unuing a profound and perfect Knowledge of English l 4 is tory. For furtlrtr Particular'', see the Pf to and Terms, which may he hail of Messrs. Longman and Lai. Messrs. Arch, and other Booksellers. WEKVOUTII, Am 30. --.....- To-morrow the inhabitants and visitori of this place arc once More to hail the approach of Roy. alty, and the pleasing idea is become very visible. Gloucester Lodge is completely ready fur the re ception of the Royal Party, who will arrive at live o'clock in the afternoon. Every face is decked in smiles at the prospect of once more beholding features which have been so lung the harbinger of good to every subject, and to every individual ill this plale in particular. That the amiable daugh ters of our beloved Sovereign may inhale health and pleasure in every gale, is the fervent prayer Of all here, who look with eager hope for the re. storation of those good spirits, which delight in• imparting their benign influence to all around. Wednesday last was ushered in by an elegant d'jeune, given by Mr. Napier, at his house out the Esplanade, at which all the fashion and beauty at tended. Dinner parties were very prevident last week ; anto•ig the most distingiii.hed, were Mr. K. Stew. . aril's (our wortlur Illeroh^")) urge party at the hotel ; Mr. Bailey, Mr. Williams, the Bar. rister, Mr. Henderson, and Lord Clinton's turtle. Our Gram", the three Misses Perkins, cause the Esplanade to be a scene of gaiety whenever they ap9..‘ar on it, and have made many conquests, both civil and military, the latter of whom present as loug a return of wounded on the occasion as their gallant brethren at Tatavera. - I:;•Harvey's Card Assembly Room Is the Gentle. men's morning lounge, and Ward's Reading. room, and Harvey's Exhibition of fine Paintings of the old School, boast a great resort of beauty "and fashion, and produce the Ladies a fund of enjoyment. Our sands frequently present a fac-simile of the Four.inAand Club, in the following lurouelies and font., driven by Mr. Charles Buxton, Mr.Paut Methuen, Lord Clinton, Sir Charles Banipfylde r Mr. Scott, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Napier, and Mr. Hasid. . His Royal Ilichness the Prince of Orange is just armed at Russell's Royal Hotel. He travels inreg. -s' iiimmismiwanve BRIGHTON, 400. 30. The continuance of two days fine we ther has thrown a visible gaiety and bustle among our tors, and a considerable increase of arrivals, which manifest themselves in dashing equipages, and the elegance of the perambulating gronpes which l icrtaisA the Staple, Libraries, and Coons's Race. tion Lounge. The Ball of the Master of the Ce. remonies, on Monday last, was uncommonly well attended by the fashionable circle, and a largo 'assemblage of the militaey. The dancing cum. meneed a little before eleven, with the Prime. of Lge., by * Mist SALTER and an Officer of qt. Guards; and after the usual refreshment passe, was continued with great spirit till near two in the morning, when the company departed, highly gra tifiell with thC amusement of the evening, and the polite attention of Mr. Fun To. Airs. Stunoms again delighted the lovers of the Drama, by her appearance last night as Margaret nf Anjou, in The Earl of Warwick, for the be nefit of the veteran Mucus-, on which occasion her eat:mons in her last appearance on this stage was worthy her great abilities, and made a lasting impression on the delighted audience. Mks Non- TOS dressed, played, and looked the interesting Elizabeth with a delicacy and feeling which charm ed all who beheld her, while the appkitties gained by liitutrroN and MuRRAY, u Edwardand War. wick, proved their attentions were out lost on a discerning public. The Marvis of ELT, mid Lord C. Soatasre, left us tliis day. Yestertlsy, whilst some workmen were taking ilawu a scatfolding at a house in Picket -street s l'emp:e-bar, one of the poles slipped and fell upon the head of *gentleman passing, who was d angerikiis ly hurt. Ho was taken to the house of Mr. Stanton, a surgeon. Yesterday evening, at sic o'clock, the horses , if a hackncy.cusch took fright, (ruin some sun. known cause, at Charing-cross, and ran against • shop with such violence. .An infirni old wumaa WAS 114110'010y hart, and wrs liikell in a hope.. less state to Westminster lufirmary. Some ulnae I I I \