The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

~. ~, T .7.7 • 6 gMal 5 11•W:4; T*--~ i s er - At -1. . '• 4440.,a4;:- -1 t • - c , impouvrprrowl• NK , A fk? A tt e zt ) e. '''^ --- 7111 i. s 1 N' LONDOIN, 'TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 17. 1,6'5. Nr. 302 ?. P ?fug • he 0t I. io 3t is is IQ TURA LK r. ROY A 1.. 17 4 1!Mt Y' LANK rr T HIS pre:Put EVENIN:;, • Od. 17, their. gerVP.l,lB pea nut TUE %VI Li,. Nfqriyn. T.) w flirt; or ill he I,drled g 111 F MA(;l'll.4 Or, MAID (Ili P%1 . .0 4 .41 7 A1tr. lrinripnl rl;,;a-ters by Mr. %Um lerf.'sl.r.l) , )•vtrlvi, Sfr. Oope, Mr. Itarna (I, NI.. K.. 40 1 , .ilekir iton;:oft - r„ The 111%;:::ir,' Op era: from Lot. hrr fir; hope mince. Thu,4,l;tv, Othello, • ) w. be 'opened at half past fn o i elock. hslf •14 Srrlirirl Price 1. 6Q.—Pit, 54. 6d. g Second Prier, sto. Lower Gal , err, AI. I ilecoad Prim, 1 .11„;-4.10e; (~.Ile:', to Serfrid TilEnTr 41.. COY o..'r r;%rtl)l.N. S present EVENING; Oct. 17, * b. prrf r!nr ROMEO AND JULIrT. Romeo, Mr. C. Kemble; Jnlirt, Miss Cr sr , ,.rh will h. tiottl,!, T FARCE WItIT F, It. Wed a".!ftv. As Y.).1 hikr It r Rourt.ind, by a Young Lady, l er &sr a:year:tyre on any Stage. Trial/ los J• ne 9h re. I lieg,.; &r Opt.r.i. 74. St rend Price Su 61.—Pit. 4. GA. ; Second Prirr. 'Art Socood Pure, 16.—Upper Co'!rr‘. Srrond Price. !'.l. Fare; for the Boxes ter he token of Mr. Brandon, et the Bo%•otfice, llott-Greet, from fen ti:l four. • •• . 140,x. iliNy 1111.! had nigh ty . n n App_llatiOn to Mr. Brand n.;.1 thr WANTS A SITUATION. A YOUNG MAN from York hire wank a SERVANTsitua to a Gentientan, t•• ti hut ts he Mill wrier Intim I iiirfol in any manner required, either in the hoe , t or trowelling. I quite ft.r Tkoimat Horsotau, at the White Swan, BrlXWO enr.krlon. SICON 1).11 A AID PIANO-FOR TH E PROPLRT OF A LA) V OF DisTiNcT i oN. C\PITA!, GRANDIIOiIkONTAL, by V../ awl S ,a. g .t w, r.nt i 5 Goioca,, . . A t:A I NI:T PIANO-FORTE., ihnp price. €0 Guinenp, 171 3' (;nii.. A ..not , NQI IA r. PI A NI. Fon Kith :iddiCodal keys, r nnd pll .r kr:, for tr., G.ttotta. M r. Le •••n at J. Wholen'., No. 5, LeicPbrer-plare. li. P.teking•ceizes way be gni rentomALl,, and carefully LOCK AN II sUIt(;ICAL llis floval Ilich,.. the Doke of Yolk, Pr9ident, and the fon , •tstitg Committer Govert ,, ,t.‘: - firl of Lcitri+•i etilotfel W. J. J.l.est M. P. rof I::►: room I .I•.litt I.rtoticite, P. 111.4111.4. T..1..ne. al Ile' li. elrmrsati, P.. Its H 1..R.8:Fh•ri , 1121. 1 .11 P. I C , ..1..11. Ba►ry, M. P j • • -• • Mr. Kit , r4flo,.Memt4r uf4 . .ft•synl tollrges I.n*();.n. 'pi I . : Patronage this institution hail eceived, for trrAlm.rgt and Cure of Sexec 'tattled ittpl..tros :414,1 dry:Eifel cotisequeoce, na tbo., , ' youAiwed u,r1,:.111w ftt•t pt.itosimibsl will sot WI/ the. Pub to .4 tnrht kt n.rt ilo of Mr. I'. PIN A Y'S pt.'.. nod flint hi. it Ilt :Ire ovobirtl, w4t, .1 Ihr s proll•rteit :4e-,in.l Ihr fatal held 0111 !.• ni:sooti-i: lortriOrts 1:al brnot h I , rnt tire. Since Ari.r.tr4 t.y the Ammo] liest• 11 of 1811. 5431 patirs44,of b. •n Sot ~14,se bre. is... I,n ith.ott rotifoirrar..t !I9111) 14.1 oe )V.4101011, mai with . .Cdrlicar4 end seer:Ts hithei onkn , 444. ; nab% of th.r..r h7,.ye I:0.01111,i under the uu r o c,:mpticat,.• f• fun• cf dir•••••sc from Ito: lo tueuty lean. The Hut •vm p i• : virl' 1.. 11r. MM.* 'rollout; to 1 few ( 1,,,; ,ii.! where Dr,. since of debilitt, romtu on. too earl, tipplfrotiob tanu. b. : , +t. t•.prevvilt th, A,terr lh;u Nlf. lib tiwv tc roil-11,1ot h) either Sex: with It.. ro private hAue, N. 21. (,ou rr 40114-11. (roma i.itt.• 4. Iwrls.4- u. the -0n... ~:41 from t•it till 31 Ilk' tll ; to %V ;1011 I , IIIT, tr0t..n0..44 :Hon, fro:': I. •wn mid comm . ), ltity acitlrriord, &It sal he IMO( 11/011 1 1 1 5 ,1 4 - red. Thi• d.. puhi shrd, price tionrds, By F. Ki,ono.y. Serrool ;aid 1. - 41 , •1 so of .4 Prirti,- Tt"01.4 on Lie Vlll. rrol 141. t. Hod los C0n0•g00. , .r.....-- 24,4.1 Ly 4 .; c.,., 1,4 Er-row ; and 40, 174. I. Iret—urr t ; Cailuw, Crow.l-ruutt, S ;nn by :el oti‘, Ha: %I I Al l. PPOl:Etiell. 13A lt()N 131.EIZAMI, of 1).1), •.a, hri.: :: now f1irt...1,. 1 ,,,••• •••.I of ill.• C i. hr i‘e I S. . i it'"frd, , , is ioi, ii. 1.. ~trer ii I. I .. linci• . l'uo't . It f• .1-ell i....11.1ei .111:.•11.ent. of i.w ils.till, 111 ,C ilr,,, In , . of 111, P' '', ol f ,, e 1.1..d,i.r, ;mil of ti,e A iiklcb ; atci :it c.filichelitei.! 3.0 i .1.10...r.t.i.. it li.tu t'y vie) or weill.liest. 'v irre ill•iriti.•• pr,•4, •,‘ 1.. ; ~Ir rilits, •t 11.... r 1 " 11.11 % inteti•elv rm- T•h , 'r•r. r a. 1.1 . squi•i props ..• Ti.t" ; it- It 1.1.1-lir mkt In ; ll tert.ltr it bovett.g... N.. p.:n LI, it, tior nang-r, tier cria.Geeutent, uor iticative t • r •I 6;1•1! r. It orer..tr, as if it was a ettarin. to et• (It tet i ff•• is a cute. I: a• t•• 1, •. nitein t'iv• rnunter ited. particularly vinarrLcea siat .'e' • ' r l el. at it dam otthu-,ms 1„ tat It fetitoilt,, are totatrattle o• , n , . of it ueigl•g an ttttt It ran he end srd ti T. 'll , v (-1 111 gt.... Ttte l'y .• 41 NI , :tel. duty. nne puma ..ter :a at, no 1.1 wi.i tie made ta clic putcluaret uta larger tit,. • • k .(116 .nth% Mr. M,trtiti r Boron sich's N. , • .ur•Was,t.. .11..iyi , c..,-4.41,1are, Lou. • ' ll . l rn ( hrse dav t5ki..14,3 ptet:) Ciotti * ^r u . Tisrie. k l'cr•o ls I.s di•ti.scr, .qNl.ll.'s!, t p.is f ,, r 0. e P,..141, older Is ei.%e., ftro 1., Mr. Mnrcit., rind pal ii•K the P. 1,1 xe, kvi. %Ist 14...144 II!, p,..t •.1 (me., d0....:rd is, t.ci ki.hoker b .he krr, n u sassy de- W.th emit richer n R- pie two , ne‘kil.is is riven , r fat. 'nos piper .11t atolat9l o• 11.1> M. 0.! !wet. molt. a. d 1•• •petdic, and of Cllr :il:llr- I.rr Ii %Inch it Ms (ono rAi!tt•i%ely, to the I.te.eht L'io pr.e .r. r - on seadiat: (pn , t . ..paid) a wriima case and Two • 03:s 0.. L1. , r01l 1., at ‘I r. rtl.miti., ii.e reua fl. pn.t his written ihdrtre in I ir,lirh. The. Aitee tr L. , . ',gelled, be giects int Firotli Liirtrtaa, Spaaibi&. fit li,n. 9 The •ren mf,v hr eancietrd. nt Mr. Ntitroin*, , , net) Nita.r 4y. fro,* titeive until Ti.n•e. spell oC , •• t, 1 I%r k ) ..had.s. 11:$ adsur b.oy 11.0 in. lie far Ot Au t) awl fem . :art 10 II •C • Ea-( 24 it—assk-nose In i, s ,, nl smut he ens rut, tw.i pn.tss. On Crt l cr , e fir;t p a• g ,. .1 1' 5., "" pft to4l (.. 1 %% n , , d ; Of , 5•11.1 1 .1 W . Me :•et 1)6 ". sh" kes ..•r tbr B.lv rt., tab ca,e gun) all be tu..i.% I. d 11 t“e p...t. tiko Isu, v i ~i ), Plfr 41 inS ~ sir The Remedy, i ' k " eh coil e vils:Lc—the foot tusidurtar!, of tLr am . L.) Or.. 4. i • • '' ' •• " The Cares for which Bomar fill he the •fiettl, nod Sramer. die?. On the sgaretat " GERMAN PAPERS. - • REPORT UPON TOE SI I'UATION OF THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE. _ ~ meaty of infantry Non. q and 21, the Dragoons NA. Y, and the. Hussars N••." 5. -44 At CAtua le Chnill which lies a little nut of the rhasf, I annositc. o tat 1.-if to Li , nit.-General Nitircongsl, who invited in to Irrr akfast with hi, officers. Priecepted the intitatien. Al 1, 0 Initinning the conversation was vet) , rt.. 11, fuels I turned it the battle of La Relle Allis .re, at whir. we had beet; all prettint. Every one gave some de'4i , s about • OW part in Which be was personally rOIIfIMIP A Oninain of grenadiers, of the 64th (King's.6oth) re. glinestt ogle line, who passing through the place had been intited to t..ble, related that he .had he. • longed to the coips•of Vindemme, which, wi'h that of GrottehyOrtait:peshed forwards without stop;ting, and had arrived tin the mornit g of the 19th, bet wept; Lousiiiii.and Brussels, were th..y were it.(orraed the defeat of the grand army. Another of rmNI that the confusion first began amortg the grenad Imperial Guard. The conversation be, awe more lively and general, till Goo. Marroegey up the discourse, and with much fire, hut with vise} agreeable delivery, explained, fits' the projAress tt the battle the coming up of the etutsioins, pai n t.. ed. the English as %bully he,-ten, and engagea • 'in 4 • retreat, which was indeed perfect or , 'erty; . ltet ssould doubtless have been irreroverableOrta those troupe beet; Grouchy's, which Bonaparte, with in. conceivable obstinacy to be so, or if some in , n had not lost their r esetice of in whose hands the good and bad fortune of Ff te t e was at 'that de l is placed, and now he broke out into a tirade, which I remembered almost weld for word, and so wrote down at the next station at Coupuis. It is the lttwiag " • In short, Sir, see what has brousht us to the brink of the precipice ; but what do J sly, to • the brink ? It is indeed between two aby.ses that the beautiful France is placed. On . the one side there the most dreadful of all evils, a civil ;stir of extermi nation (a meet et a entrance) ; on the other hand; a King but half alive, who arrives in the traiit'of the English bagrge, and after him that d run t.;tl bauched rake, B—, and that bigot, that nufritclsed . monk, .d'A—. • •• "'This is truly what England wahfinf,.ertrritil to' .impose upon us an automaton (manneqUin), as sm.. .vereign fur the moment, lott in pkiietuale• la; crtiet . game to the coming generation: Is that what is wanted to reign over a irtinn;'etidowerl with almost chivalroul„settiiments, and cons.aprently to itiflCr.. prizes, I might sayodrentures, such as are met with' in rum twee, or jn,auciPiht histot ? " 4. Etery.memont people repeat Vivellenri 44 4 lies, honour. to the great nian, 'to trial mag. mattimotis ig . Piereigra..; brut ; was there...ever less semblance hepieett •tbe founder of a family; or la: great gland children, than between hint and - th; Bourbons of our days? l iMI ljenry IV. +trier" Ileitis& pronounced amnesty and pardon, rat r ;thee grey. beards, who had grown old in arms, wha hail 41,- tinguisited themselves by their talents, their iear, and their bravery (against him), under the orders or young coxcombs (frelupets), of ittsel,tit fops. (nusca dins), who think they make their Gist essay in arms with honour, by insulting the veterans who have deserved well of their country for 20 years- to. getter ? Or did he ever permit old dotard (ganaches) figuies from the other word, wig block" (idea a perruque) who seem to come from limier the ground, to pretend to the titles, even to the prove. tk:ir fellow.citizens, because the latter had with their livjt and fortunes suppotted a contest against the universe, while they precipitately left their native land which was in danger !' 44 In this style he continued to talk till I depart. ed ; or rather till I told him that I heard at linurgea that tie King would take 7000 men out of the Im. pedal Guard for his own Body Guard, and t at he (Marcungey) would retain the command of the first corps. " At Sareergues I spoke to a Marechnl.de. Camp, whose name I have forgotten. He was just employed in examining the 2; it regiment. 'niece were about 201) men, lagers, Voltigeur Grenadiers, all mixed together, and a very peat number of officers. 44 Already at the out.emstspeyond the bridge of the Loire, at l.a Cltarite, I found an little difficulty. that the Officer would scarcely Intik at my open order, and would not sign it ; and it Was only on my repeated request that .lie gave me a dragoon lan;:er to attend me, who was relieverlait every siation. I was no where stopped, not even at the gate, or ra ther battered'door of the town of B.onges. There was no guard at all. " Marshal Macdonald litres with the Prefect ; hi; anti-in-law, the Duke of Massa (Itegnier) with the son, and has brought •a whole Genetara Staff with him, the chief of which, the one-ormed General Mallet, had afterward. a two hours conversation, with MP in the name of his Comin s ander ; the result of which is contained in the notices wfOch I have hereby the honour to lay before your .Excellency. " When Marshal •Macdonald came to Bourges to take the chief command, . the army bad, indeed, made its submission in. au Address. hut in spirit it was very far from sitlitission. IL! beaan by de priving of their commands all the individuals minted in the Royal Ordinance of the ?Ist of July, and declariog them for the present prisoners of state.-11, in fir( ' 98w Colonel Marbot (who, at Valenciennes, was the first to burn the white flag)," General Count Lnhau, Dronot, d'Erlon, and some others, out of uniform. They are obliged to appear daily hefore the Commentlant of. the Wee., till a new . order from the King shall fix their place of abode. Generals Drouet and Lefebvre Desnouettes have been arrested at Bourges. " General Vandamme had withdrawn before the arrival of General Macdonald. His corps is nOw commanded by Gen. Le. Fob; that of Count d'Erlon, who is said to be severely wouotled and ill, by Gen. Mat kongey. " Besides this, Marshal Macdonald has signified to all those who were put upon active service, from the half-pay or the enjoyment of a pension, that they are to return to the former condition ; and has giver, or prepared for a fourth part of the army paps ports to town home. t After these measures,' said Marshal Macdonald to me, ' the Generals commanding the Allied Forces cannot well doubt a moment longer, but that -hitt Majesty, my must gracious Sovereign, no where sees any enemy of his coun t r y but in the ill-disposed of his army, that our serious wish is a speedy and da table Peace.' " But you will also see,' said he to me, that' my situation here, as Commissioner and Distributor of the Royal di•pleasure, must be highly unpleasant;' and that this was verb much increased, at the moment of his arrival, by what piss.td at Corne, after the Convention was croicluded, viz. by carrying off a detachmeut of Sapeurs from an island in the Loire, hich belongs to the Department of the Cher ; and of the plundeting of a chateau belottgieg to Madam de la Tiemouille, by a detachment of Imperial Aus trian Pagers. " General Ilullet begged MP then, in the name of the NI tish4l, to impress upon my Gonerat-iii-Chief tae necessity of removing as soon as possible the dif. lieolties and the restraints in the communications, to allow free tirculation to provisions, and to facilitate trade itt geveral ; and also to permit officers and others belonging to the army, who are provided with the regular passports, or,feuelles de route, from him, to home, with than- baggage, and the officers even a kit their side-arms. His new dislocation, he said, consisted in this ; that along the Loire weak posts remained in order to maintain in a mariner the police of the frontier, or line of demarcation. For h e rest, the two poor and *holly exhausted prosinces, Le Berry and La Sologne,o Pre quite stript of troops, she artillery and cavalry sent to Brotague where there was plenty of forage. Two regiments of infantry remain at Bourges. That Marshal Sucher, who is also to come under the command of Macdonald, and is already ordered to approach nearer with his troops, •;PfM9 to dohy this movement as long as possible, in orde r to lose his chief command so much the leer. :boa over, he had sent the submis-ion of that army to i the Kittz, and according to his positive accounts it %ay; quire peaceable. Of Vandarn no, Flaliault, and; Nov, he knew nothing, but the d—pendency of the' art•ly was decidedly too grunt, and the cimsideration . of those Geitetals too much impaired by the lite events, fir them to undertake any tl.ing. Of Labe-1 dnyere he knew for certain that he was artested at Palk, nod Nloyien Duvenot at Nlout Bussan. " Lieut.-General Roupel, whom I ooyv among the Generals who waited out :Marshal Macdonald af: ter table, is one of those who are pod on half-pay.—! Ile wore, besides the Cross of the Commander of the Order of St. Thetesa, that of the Legion ef Honour, .DUT'C but with the circle in the miAdlratakett out, so that! the Order looks like an ornamented spying : glass.-- ! After this conversation, I endeavoured, us well at diti ß o ß n u s s e s :l l 4 9 l:l4 ° lle7i • 1) 1 ; c onsequenceat ofPe Pence, , f a 6 l e va c o on of Bourges as on the way fool, to prucurecome inform- the Prussian army is to leave lance. Yet nritoith. ration respecting the situation and tlispbsitions of this . army ; hut I am tint able to give your Esceltencya standing this it is observed that several battalions of Prussians pass the Moselle, in order to penetooo any thing hut detached strokes on this subject.. • into France, and that ether corps of Landeet.r ate' tt At Bourges I saw the former Imperial Guards,' upon their march for the same destination. of all arms, the Grenadiers are tflue rho stillappear The hltsckade r.f Ofrarlemont is Resin made much the most decently inhabitants, upon : mo r e • sttict, and it even seems that measures ate whom they ore quartered, praise them this time as taking anew to prosecute the siege of that ((intros ; uncommonly polite. The Curassier - s hadp for the it is to be presumed that the c.attia lictions which tip s most part sold their horses. Marshal Macdonald pear in these circumstances will be speedily cleared , has instituted an euquiry, and caused them to be re- up. Within a few days, several Officers at Lisle' stored by the purchasers. The same has been done haste been confined Its the coaitlel for havieg in respect to the horses belonging to the Royal stud, stroyed the King's Ordinance to return to their own ' ' which l)avoust took with hint when he plarched out departments; most of the French military not only • of Paris- seem to be animated with a had spirit, but do not ' 14 From Bourget to Lit• Chi rite, I saw the regi- scrolls openly to avow it. We hear that the Na. ' " 'See, Sir,' sa4l he to me, 6 all that I have been Ole to preserve of my Wave men for his Cari.tian Majesty.' " Afterwards I meta detachment of the young guard, near S(X) men, who were jt:s. : zoing to relie%w all the troops at St. I3ouzies, TJuren,t), Sluctu-re, St. Satur,as far as St. Beaulieu. •° This is the Report which I here hereby the ho• 'tour most humbly to by before your EtreHenry. " VON If A UE:?.. Major i i lie St sari,.•-%l.l.ter•Gri erul .if me and igi.m) Aron). t"Nevrec, Aug. !),, JSIS" .` .7 WILLAAuI B. MOUNTAIN, Saraceu's Head • iNN, SNOW-1.11f.L. LONDON. The !beg( kerommorintioo fcr Travellers, goad Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The fulkwing nom Coaches, Moil Coaches, dlr. set out from the S , iritrell'e Head- Inn. Snow:hill:— TM. WA riAtt..no New Light Foar-inside Conch to Leeds, H~rljfa it, Bradford, and all parts of the NHnin, sets ..ut at Two “VP eh in the Afterimon, and arri.es at tile G .lien Lioll Inn, Leeds. twit E‘eniing at Six o'Clock, through Stamford, Glean tham, evi:ak, and f) iwnster. This Coach i. iffifotted to or• osnito o dare Team nf Leeds, Il•iiit, v. Bradford, and Vici nity . It will leave. Lee is al Three iiCkek in the Aftetn .on. .iba....eni 4 ers. may conveniently come to Leeds from those and be it louriton flirty the Nest Evening. The UN lit N New . OUTIIA NI Lvmington, W;n ehreer, and 11.isinctoke F or-inside C. eel', at Eight o'Clork in the Morning, arrives at the Gehrge Inn, Sous hauspion. I.y Sic o'Clork. This is n nino delightful go ll y...vo t er in tire Isle or %/jest, Jekgey, Guerusey, St. Malan, H a re de Grllee, Cher burgh. hr. TRAVELLING FIMNI LovonN TO LIVERPOOL, 1N Tit% LSTV The UM PI It 6, a n-w Liver p o ol I•l4ht 010. egg ants nee Mirk' nn the road, carri•y Font. Upside nod Four Outside s sets out from the Saracen'. IL.. 1 Inn, Solos WM, LwllllluM, every tt•IV 611 Oar "'Clock, at rive., • t Liv op ol nes t flier 111111 l at Si x ii'Cl rk. r , rousii Ihnot4 le,.Worstourn, Lansitury, Norhamnto 1, Wrl frrd, Lit.ri Hlsick ley, Al her• tone, Litchfield, Stow, gouty, Nies/I-441e, Haut.fard, W:.rringtmli, and Prc.ciitt. taltltiptik„ Haves, !vet., &titian ell and Acton, New Po.t •',Ful. every Afiern.nin. WEI' MOUTH Union Coach. cacti,: Four in-ides, 'hr .ugh Dorcheyter, 11l antford, ndi , ver, every After noon, artist , at the Cr,on Inn, %A eymmth rest Forepo..n ; the Pack etc sail on VI cdfiesdri% Saturdas Atter 11111 l rs. HI Vye, to Gnernsey rind Jer,rv, Cli•-ra• urn :Ind Si. Al dor., chi. road from Cherhargh to Paris, is site wont delightful hod the cheapest in France. al'Elt, Pb mow h, W, ymoutl, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartmouth, ti , d S,t.ishurv, New Po,' Coach, carries Four In• sides, every Mo-iiine at Seven o'flock, through 11 , n•it.41, Ai minx...r, iiridn. rt, Slandford, lioning.toke, :ut.t It tltvht t. BOSTON, Sp:siding, I' , se. Sisit•-n, and Hutting. New Royal llnil Coach. vet. n.l every Conches from Roston L.. 1113. t;rim.t.y. BATHBATHnui BR IR fOL Ph ing Goactic., tiirough Chip penham, Caine, •Ind Marlbarougu, ever.. At •iihe ut Mr. May's, tilt- Grev hound 1,,,,, Rath, rind the L o .,d. n T asetu , next Ni•.rillug.--; ouches to 1$ ells, Reid:l-A:der, Taunt in, Ere er, L14.1/S New Wilt Coach, called, The Rockingham, seta UO 'ery M at halficist Seven ..'CI ck ; holies Font on;y, and does remarkably ea..!, with a Guar' b. .nut ea—e t thr. 1101 Slant N , •wark, Reified, I 1 airchier and Ferry ' , ridge, the Golden Luau., Leeds, last M anal g v;awithiaanding the 141floa1 , Cltpedllloll 1•1 ibis Coach, is n ;11 4rd 0. '.e Sir muri &wee:dile Public er.cp on the 4,, t th Itaail, being unequalled in Acersarawdation ht kr.y oU.. r. r;LSSGOtV,Longt..un, Gretna-Oreen, Amin. Durafriec, gen w o Htl, S m inhisr-K du, Commack. Ki-gsuell, : I 'wnulawl, Caach 1 Daily). OS`K and Edinburgh. UP% Conch, p. rt.rmed +vat.. It' hr•mgl nut, set, evci y Thoni• g at h:111 St" NaV ..)O Nets ark, 11..4...1,1, Talcaster, bare 1,,0 nn . N at i 4,,lie r t,,n, Dun .son, Mar pet'', and Bert* Irk.— tinifing theinsehe: faogued len ; :tit ut tie jnnn v , mai rent whnt time they plc ass aid then proceed nu N II /lOW sub) , addlnanal to the Rlack So all lint, Coors - 1, V CA. CO:Wiles to Sunderland, Pull, Scarborough 1% , dith , and Mho- Place , . iiinntikNoit fit mud Waltitl! new PuM Coach, ever) CARLISLE, Pcnrith, nod Whitehnven. Poet Conch, with Guard all the tray. Pasves lirough„ Appleby, Grentabridze, Richmond, Cattet kb, Bo We thrifty, Aherford, mcaster, and Grantham (the mares' "") by eiCkleell Mile , I, sell cut every N 1... gang, said pti f , rms the jouree) with the gromle.. facility.. Pas-14.,.ers detain. the Road ay or plea.urr, have the pecitli.it ad-• vantage ..f their -Cali o .4eiug errs/red lathe C inch. K ENDA L, Lancaster, Prhaan, Klrhy Liee,.l de, Halton, Charley, Orin. k, and Gar,!dttg Post C0.14,Ca, oer) After mho:. at Five •oClock. fhiarded. LIVERPOOL, Warringt.a., K•ansford, Shim., and Litch field, l'tht Coach, eVt•rs EVelsioo..! 1. , 00r ~ *C I .uk, 1., fist It othert , m's, Saracea's Pend Ina, Dale -street, Lives - I,lr I. Goa- de.l throw:Mold. . . . W Conch, every %limning, at half•pas. 1 I : it :dll Pat Is 4,,tr P. , i C,ich. enit v. St i ;AIL\ -N . I), •,•d . ‘u ra, \rw Ctmeh, ever e::•• Stn.& 11:0,d. AN CH EST, It, ‘Vh.sl4)o, Conglet.m, NeweN.tle, .-.1:al. .1.(1 , P... 1 C..:•ch, I•VME!, 4 4.• r If. SU it le:%Vhllllit y, Wvili..v•.o, and Siis(rol, P.. 1 /oath, Pri:.er 0 ver, F.,. in ,: ; „al 1..0,e .$ . l lot k, ded. ?111 FFI ELI) :11.4 Rolbr,hao, P.m (:":011, caned Gtr k i"eharn, • vet-, ilf , rilint• N. of c..i.vrett b. ...... the a , lt r me•n in rti To 1)1 .S, It. ce•r... 8.4 :01.1 .111 starts of S..ffolk, •v. r% 11..11 lit . , 4 fat . . ( I Sri.a. Al,ingfion, a d iirnLy, t:.r,•e IA • • k. S(HLITD A-v I' I'ON, \Vint-hewer, R 11111 , 1. V. I.Vildhlinr. .11i1 , 1e• 11, Cl.ll-11 hitt I*. R N .10(1. , 11116 , 41; le. I 1...•• tVi 4 lll, •iii I Curio a:eisa , Dail.. SU \ I-CU 1. Y. Irt vt• n, 111,(1 Twin kro.lroott„ twtee ts week. Gil :.I: • W I C 11, %V ii•4‘. ieti, :tood pinion!. II NIsTE I) W.•it0..1, oqic. lIULL, N -rtt4 .ove, ote.a, Thorn, and Doncaster, Pw-t 'st at Srsroo oo'Clock, lot the ltuil :tad Stu. e,te, I lull It litNl 1 N :It Mo•rcitry w h n f set ntit . vro t A •a, and rs•actal, P.Psors f r 11-1.1.1, and Ship-Imre, to S31:11. 11•^(1. Ition-stoeet. od !4 Inn, 1)0V 4-• Hamsg , ..e, thir% Forer- Omia, at ..1 Gravesend Pus.. C...tchrs, 11... a , . I I .. _ 111: R. I 1.011 D. Ware, lloBlde.tion, a n d Chotiont Coach. eve. 11 'I )TTI..N II AM nod PI/110N ills; deven, half-pust 4. 41 0 half-pa . ti. .t . C!..8 k• W 111.1 A M R. 1101 J N T.ll N and C.,. trio C.fte.iy 'heir fi leads and t Public. OA th.. wlll 1,4 t r accoo.alille 1.4 ..ny trick or Lur...B4e, ti.c. .8f 8888,8 r 188au V a a.,d s Valo , . if 188,1 888 8 - 1:8888 8 4 ..4. r ntere , l •888 - 1 . 8, :888d 18:8,81 Inr accolding. v, at the S :raceit'• Hrad 1,0•, le•.iiv,g at Ihr of t h e 8„w„, f'.B.3eBBgeri art' P.stir:• aro '80014.11 at II 888....ti'N New IVliBie if .Ilar. Vitratlith. fur tit. aheve h. SELF.6T AR net., s volt Tut: I r 1;. ATKI•SON•S PA srE FOR WASIIING OR SIIAVIN(:. 'FUR PASTE poses.es all the it. tergelt pro- ; pert.e. Of , hr common ~..qrs dive:rect their ; pr tui. ion- quslities..mdt. recommended a: lh , Inort rirgaitt, torsonamt. a.tri ever oir•r..4 t.. for pub. ; lic ; it tan erc• ptihly c rr,ct• all i.nperfer ti. u , isbielt sr...we or esitr...tire 'nay Alive orr.oioned to the Irmo' e of Ihe rwrt rendetir it Ivau:ifully white and even; it is rartiCulari ta. 14.1 ..e (or strisilitg !air eamiaies, &e. wonc.t the ; r 11,1 4 11 tit . .Ire common snips iuwall..blv.leteriorate; :81,0 for Ai sr t.erc the •ki pi tender, it is an unequalled eoarp t isitior.,—,,ld iu ipol.al 2, tit each. A ['KIN stYN'S CURLING FLUID for dreidug the hair. ,oti r ()tong a most rier:ont bt:lostolute tor ods, pots .tuin,, r %tract', der. It states the h :r•4t so hair as soft as stik, 1111111:0115 a resit. n( tilorifertnis tit rfooLne, and keeps it isi rod w exerci.e or sit a.m.!) ore tther. For its rretill r pinitet tie. for making the 'noir grow, the reader is relei red to an •' liosas III) the this'," t 1 . tuned auk each bottle, price 35. 6d. is. Dd. and nne ginu t o earl, . ATK I K.SON'S VEGETA BEE DY E for evincing gr. y fir • red hatr II Ile h.' w hi3kri-, &r. Ina beluitul Ruling(' or 41 A, tt.t itertnitneto, ihni motto g can piitialily retunve tt ; inlet 7-. (TI. 10.. G'. and unr owned,. Sind by J Atktrrou, Perfouter. N'. 43, G-rrarn-ittreet, Sohn fool tr.. I n I•ni; ;and by 111.1.4 PYF Ilan-drenteot., and M. oiri. e• Cantina—Muerte 14iine cf Atkitb6o ea Lae tut.el, itherwibe they cat.nut be geaulue. . . I. Is -4 oi