The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

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' . • ' . • , • ... • Ne. 3074. :. :. . • . • -ins ...,. -T----....„ . --....--. - . - • " The' CI • • . --... s . - •• THRATRK ROYAL DRURY.LAN IC • TO THE ADSIIRE .. . , .• THIS present EVENING, Dec. 16, gide I • ..i.ao , 4‘4lrelititti.cm sokimaps' ster...m. s. ill t ierform • I - DEG; bikes most ri THE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; ' - I, you the use of my Ira Ott. BEGGAR'S RUSH. . - •• ! BLACKING, which prese The Characters by Mr . Kean, Mr. Holland, Mr. Rae , Mr. imparts the most beautiful je . Raym nd. Mr. S. Peaky, Mr. Maiden Mr. (Wier v. set fo r th its just prrie.lso Hades'. Mr. Powell, Mr. FAO:igloo, Mel s m i t h. to r . .Alsnwn,A4lll by expel - hike. - • Ifr. Nte. Mr. .7. Sahli i Mei L. /i.e#4. 4. Mob 'iliwi t .. . e r r- -dies .lolll ear bi it , Btar,tl,.&r. • •-1' • ' • AIPerIQY Btaeltillohat thei _ _., il ko pti e k• we i thr n ow . •• . -, I Will be kept soft and Ojai • • . geodes of a brilliant lustre. 1 for the Mt time, a'tleve hln4ical Frady MINI MY SPOUSE AND I. A single Bottle mly be ha and by the principal Bo aim Monotay. King Richard the Third. all the great towns in the kr Tuectin v. Thorsday, and Saturday, The Merchant of Bruges, Ladies and Gentlemen, your or Beggars flush. I . ' Wednesday, The Will. No. 114, London-rand. Sr I Boxes; is ; Second Price Se. 6d.-Pit, Si. 6J.: Second Nov. 1, 1815. Brice, / I...swer Gallery, Vs.; Second Price, Is.-Upper Gallery, 14 ; Second Price, 6d. • Al 1 Aberdeen - I THEATRE-ROYAL, COY KNT (;!ARISEN, Andover, - 1 TH" present EVENING, Dec. 16, will Ami d eiord, , 1 be performed,performed,Ashford, - A New Comedy, rolled Bath. . • SMILES AND TEARS; R..friet, - Or, THE WIDOW'S STRAT &GEM. Be: air gins, . - 1".. whit% will lw atidtkl,• . Benson, Be wrilev. - - Garrick's Dramatic' Romance of Birmiogbaso, - i CYMON. • Blandf..rd, - Monday - . Venire Preserved. Bedford, - *FL e.O .s . ilw New Comedy, called Smiles and Tears; or the Boston, • l'f;.toa's Stratagem. Bracki.ell, - 1 Wednesday, The Orphan. Bridg. water, - Brighton, - • CHRISTMAS CATTLE SliOW. BMW, • I. rpm Nobility and the Publio are respectfully L I AL informed, that the GRAND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS Bromsgrove, - Snow of CATTLE, SIIF;EP, and PIGS, will be held at Brickley, - Sadler's Repository, Grawell.strect, near Smithfield, on Moo. Beam, - I day Next, the 18th December, 1815. Burion-on-Trent, t Admittance, Larlies and Gentlemen, Is. each. Bury St. Edmunds, ✓ GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Canterbury, - 1 London, December S. VOTICE is hereby given, that the HALF- . Chatham, - ' 11 YEARLY GENERAL COURT of • the PROPRIE- Cheltenham, TORS of thin COMPANY, to he held ;mutant to its Charter, Chester, - will take place on THURSDAY, the 4th day of January Chichmer, - R next. at the Crown and Aiw l wr Tavern. iii the Strand, In the Chippenham, - 4 County of Middlesex, at Eleven riT,ork in the forenoon. Chippin4 Norton, By Order of the Court of Directors. Girton,. - , . J. PEnotin. Secretary. Colnebrunk, - t N. B. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. Carigleton, - Coventry, - • THE FARMER'S ANNUAL ACCOUNT Cranbrook, - BOOK, FOR !8,6. (To be continued Annually.) Con- Croydon, 4 taming Tabled Ral-s fur Keeping a J .urnal of Occurrences on Daventry, - the Farm; Daily Account of Labour performed; Account of Deal, - Receipts and Expences ; Weekly Account of Live St.- k ; Pro- Deeping, - duce and Consumpt 1111 l of Corn, Hay, Potatoes. amid other Derby, - Crops; Dairy Account; Annual Receipts and Expemees, sad Dorchester. . 1r may other Mailers. Dorking, - A . PLAN OF THE WORK: Dover, . n The Book is arralged in • fifty-I wn Weekly Accounts, eaeb Droi. wich, . - ennsining of ruled Tables as above-mentioned, and printed on Dailey. - la Wasting paper, calculated to keep an account of every thing Eccleshall, - 1 f that is oone upon a Farm, daily throuxhout the year.' The &ham, . first T.bte is ruled as a Journal, In which the various acme- Em.vrtirth, . C. triers of the day may be written down, and useful minutes Ev..l..tin, . e Mae Of Appointments, Agreements, Notices of every kind. Ewil, - State of the W.lither, Markers, &c. The next Table cimiaing Exeter, . . , &Journal of Labour performed : showing the Names of the Ego oath, - r. peopleand teams employed, their 'wimp:Won earls it and the Faritlimin. lt/ cot for labour koer oeels ; there is a separate compartment for Ntlittflilll/1), . - Trek Work. Ihe third Table is rid. (1 to keep an accurate oucetter, . le I' ~.h Accouat ; Receipts, Pi:yule:us, and nil money transue. Gadalming, - r- Coos find a place here, and may be balanced daily or weekly, Guildfool, - 11l 'Warding the meanstaf almost certain accuracy in tithe important Go yolef, .. department. Thefoitrth Table is intended to keep a week's ac. Grauthani, - truant of tone Produce and Consumption of Corn, Hay, P..intav, Graveiaad, - "• - Turnips, and miter articles of Farming Stock, a briber threshed, • Gyernsey, - - . sa en,bunglit, sold, or co asutned , lucluding nisi: a Dairy Accouid. Iladleigb, . A senarateTableshows the State al the Live Stock , Nrlbe Farm; • • ' Hastings, - . W and its mere se weekly . by purvb,ise or birth; r decrease by avant., if death, sale, &c. The W. rk conclu des fa with a Tank display• flawk burst, - m lag at oar view a General Account fur the whole year, made , • . 'Braless - r- Bp from the foregoing weekly statements. .. Henley. - a This work 1. foand aces serviceable Id Landlinideits, Fitment, 'High Wycomb, - - Stewards, Bailiffs, and Cultivators ter every doseription ; and Hinckley, - I- frier experience, is now conn :ea tly recommended . to the notice Hiiiiitun, - a of nll who are enraged in Coventry Busmen. Price Ks. for a Iforshaits, • • s• Year, or 10.. tit. for H ilf-a.Yeay's Book. Hounslow, - a Printed for J. Harding, Agricultural Library, 5 6, SI. Janies'e: Hull, . - • street, Loudon. Iluntiogdoo, - if 'pia ich, HAZARD, BURKE: AND CO. K elvedoa , - F CONTRACTORS OR THE PRESENT LOTTERY . 14 Ninon, - w flll ESPECTFULLY submit to the Public the Col- Leek, - M Alb lowing SCHEME, which having received the sanction Leicester, - 4 of the Lords of the Treasury, and being perfectly free from all Lewes, . asariguity, will, they trust; meet with general approbation. Liocaln. . r.. STATE LOTTERY OF TH F. WHOLE 30,003:TICKETS. Litchfield, . Nut Two Blanks to n Prize;-No Fixed Prize. ' Liverpool, - ,f se's:mu. it 2 .... Prizes of ....23 11 ,i 00 Guineas in Gold 5!,530 • - Lotterworth, - st 9 - 11 I - ii 6 ... ' ' ' 1,00.)...... .......... 6,01 M Margate, - 5 . 5 0 2,500 Maid -tore. - d 10 46 115 :.. . lOO • 1.5.0 Nrwaik. . w 30. f.o - T UV - 11115) • l5 15.O0. Northampton, 46,C00 Northapton, 4600 10 • Nuttiii 4 ll int, - - ts ....- —.--- _.N urwich, - a 6671 Prize s , IN MONEY. .€10J,003 Plonentiin, - * Befits Drawing the 14th of FEBRUARY. . Ookineham, . 5{ TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by HAZARD.' Oxford. , r BURN E, and Co. (Stock Brokers), the. Coutractoro, South • Peterborough; s G•.r or the Royal Exchange ',where, in the lute and former. Portwn, sr I...fierier, Prizes have been Sold exceediog in amount TWO Portsmouth, - 11111.t.IONd. . .. 12 N. is. Any respectable Persons in the Country desirous of Plymouth Dock, !I' becoming Agents, as. tetjur,teil to apply Ili above. RH liiipte, . Remits& - o MR. SPILSBURY,—In 1868; being seieed with . Rendeog. , e a fever at school, my right' kilt brie:trite exceedingly' Rochester; ~ 1- painful, and, friar, the violence of the iii04148.4.µ1 0 0, I because Relpsey, . a dein - Jam. A medical man of eminence brosighfit to discharge, litikeleY. - a owl fram my knee to the mole, aye lie f ( Was dreadfully ulcer- . Heve.. .. - med. Several other medical geirilsossen were. advised with, but Spliabory, • e they prrinaunced me incurable. Afy left arm then became id.* Stordwieb, - y eerated, d for two years I- was ion state or great siliferingy . Shrewsbury, - sad hardly strength or appetite torn:Mow a-little food. From. Sittingboutu, . is great ivertliness, I was lifted in arid nut of bet in a sheet, At Strafteed. . " thi. , time I *ll.l advised to try sour PATENT A N-TISCORe Sauthamplos, it BUTIC DROPS by all-tend, who bad - seen several cures - INK RP 61411 „ Ws - a formed among his acquaintance :he seat nte a beide, nquessim . • WilsßY. - , r it th ey might be taken to thrift,' drop. Without au, I've of re- . Stone, I;ef. I hedno; in a week my vielis wad appetite' gtew bent.; ; • 51a 1 Prd. - e d and in a few months the pain left me, raid Several pieces edr ' Staines, ' bane came asay. I had now gaioed so touch strength, I. was , • Sktmfortr. - a ' able loose crutches. I then went to the sin, anti enntitmed to • tie venookey - I.; recaver rapidly. Had I then continued the Medicine. lam e'er- Siourport, . ,t tin I ilmuld have gotten well; hot, flailing: myself us well. I Slourlsoidgra . • • ditcontinued the Drops. The fallowing !pelt% I was seized Stowmarket - bSt.•NOlll'O', • • With violet!! emu all Over me, principal fa my fare 11 1 1 d, 1-• 'mild , . My other knee became then areeted, and ria ulcer(' . St. Pies. - Is formed in the uncle, and six mouths of pain reduced. me .4 sunoovoileare, - great 'felinity, with every s‘irspioat of decline. At this time Ilia`vocltif . - 1a ray rnisCier applied's° you, and by again takiiii the Diope- , arid auntoa. - rTtan feeders, attending to your advice. I .wos alter nsoce relieved &tab pa i n , ta Tetbury, • - Mud for three years I hove been gaining health and :trend). I nut, &e. E:.11.. Ticehurst - I , 16, Grave-place, Camden-mown, July 8, 1815. • Th Sold at the Dispeosiwv, 15, Soho-square, London. in bullies ' Titcbtield. rapstom - .. , of 6. , .--1),..1ide 100. hd.-and largest 11. :h. duty iscluded.- Timm, - , c Col.'s sort Essehce. 8•.-To prevent C , toocrfcits, the Ginulne Tqwcester, , . ~. . . Medicine has a 'Black Ink Mateyo-Mr.. Edwards, Os St. Trowbridge 0 Paul's Chutch yard, is the Whele v ale Agent. . • Tuabridge Wells,- * - r •-• . - • • s ONDON) Mira DECEMBER.I6, :.r .ERS OF-61.0115Y toolivc respectfully to recommend to .avoluisble Composition of JAPAN preserves nod softens the Lc:stile/. sad .utiful jet black ever he d; word; *mot . wise. spr i‘s IrriemsjiWitt gibitritles:fie antlip ex ;imitate:" • • SIM 81 0 '4 the roilfinned use of this moinillitly their Half Hoots and Walking Shoes liable, and resist damp, with the.ele- had. as specimen, at my Manufactory, imakers, Oilmen, and Perfumers, at kingdoin.—l have the b numr to he, four most obediend end humble Svrsant, RICHARD TURNER. Snathwark, .GENTS. Muir. Longstar. Cole. Jennings. Weld,. Warner. ()velum. W. in A. Praaington. Ferralt. Edvrai do. Sampson. lir Ilnay. Beni ie. LaiLow. J. South and Co.; Prirchnais and Co.; ftokrernem and Stu art; Harley and Ling. • Snell. Barret.. • Bleckner% Brooke. sr.. lid, Lontkat.rond, Southwark, Nor. 1, 1815. Norman. Rouse. Kirby, and Llwranee. Cow ton nod Colegnie ; and Woad .ind Goodwin. Tow/Oben. Freneli. Edge, t oft. Parker. Brewer. }largest. Crowder.. Betitherington. Booth. MerrPdew sad. IL/woo. Man-field. Cordon. Wilk ings. Christian. Perkins. Glover and Hudson. Nutt. Marshall. Laker. Code. Cook. Jackson. Coulton. Erratt. Dyson. Turk. Stacy. Polimanner. Swatfer. Stephen.. " Lim once. Gunner. • Wehh. gen. Shiphaotand Rogers.- Did& • Grade. Line. Gueseand Wood. • C ozetw. . It.rvey. Avery. Scori. Clarke. -Vaughan. Goate.y. •G. Turner. • Lovell. Pietlacy. Leaky. Mektog. • Bull. Cartledge. Snerratt. Mighes, Kaye. BOMAN, Smith and Co.; and Calvert. Plede. • Wilson. Whitehead. Lancet!. Wickham and Driver. Bayley. Smith. Jackson. Stvionerton. Dicey arid Smithson. Sutton. Thompson. -. Plowman, 71..weria. . • • ..,- , Stultrs,„ Mills; . Hollingsworth. and Co. Dlnper; Chagsberk,it Dobbs. Stephens. Barnwell, Brook), and 1 1 .61steC Brooker. ' Farrell.. • • • kerr.er. • Allen. " Feast. . Gray. Hipper.. • • EV311(1. • Tayfor. Tidd. . Bamford tied Cooksey. Tiddhwtll.• t Doughty. Soft and• Ch. • ! Kentlerdiireaad Slaw, • Taylor. G. ft.' Not: Luckhurie. Satlgliingiour. • Wade nod . Greco. • Larraoce. 8011. . • Gilord. Luck hurir. Rirch,and Gutfacidge. Cox. Expertint. Tr,dersao. Demote. Cleo verity, Lord. • Pilar.. Woodso. Wberr.ot. SlOpoity., 4 • .. ... + ^- .4 siditeclth.' .- e - Abbott. , Thadburst._ • . . /Minh.. • . . Wafiingforfi t.. . White. Worda g e ws,, ' • ' Millard. Warwick, ' ...•.• Sharp. • ~...;,;Essng t on,, . . (. and W. Churchill. Le ~ . • . ' --most.-. • - aoss THE RUENISIII MERCURY OP THZ 301111 NOY. inil ~ eed. et Cont.. .. Weinwnst4 •a" 'Miner. • „ AND 2u DEC. -• W nelson ! . Belton. • . 7 PARIS, • Nov. 16.—1 n politics we are here o n the Winchein t p, - - . Easton. , • Whiehede e , - J aco b. old footing. Th e s t orm is now blown over, and in Winitmsr,l • Agar. • the Thuilleries.every one governs in Isis own .waye-re Winston', - Evans. The King is net-pale/Kerner./ ideate, but tonstitp. Wolverhampton - Snlart Wool:hunk, - Topting: . timid. But the Princes are perfectly while. Tito Worcester King, however, di s pl a y e d a grea t deal of Leal last .• Worletegbi„,- . Bence. .. ~ T ) tutor *ad Son. W radi ator • Macelesiebt. Friday, when the Commission for trying. Mitiguil Yarrows •-- • .. Feltholle. ''' ' 1 Ney declared itself incompetent ; and titik itinlence And may be hadiPimse or more ShoPkeeperd in all th e pen t of the King is said to have led the Minisrei Etichelien . Towns in the Kleolies. to-snake use of that liigh language in the Chacnbei Lortirt' Hilo% by lite use of this Blacking, *ill experience of Peers which is so much censured here. a lustre and Je t Whet etmal to varnish ; word; aged set forth , its just praise, nor its transcendent qualities be truly known bat I, The King takes every day an airing on one or other - by es emirate. , 1 of the Boulevard,, as you may read in the Journals. if ail thing should break io the former, he may get Remark.*Country Shopkeepen may be supplied with ibis I gillind ' hia coach a° empty one always follows, that ing,ll.Sixpenny, Shiltiur, and Eighteeopmmy Bottles. ' ;m i ng th eir comman d, / la th e W m ..ho use , whe re a smile tato the second. lie is extremely timid as to driving, Iti l ii7il7usuy be 11/111 is asitniple ; achy appl ) iug throne, rise sos lett end although he has always the eight oldest bays to ii4ina of the Wholesale Houses. N. B. Ask for Tamer's Blackleg. • . i his coach, Whole bones are somewhat .stiff, and to. ex , eonee • 1 lete bly galled, •still he is in perpetual apprehension ca e ir s 41 • • lest they should run off. C'ert un mcilheur pout . . agar, said a Vendee.; Chief lately to me,—giro nuus avous • ow Isonsmsepou'r,fio, qui ne pout parr ;wander a diced. Artois is more 4Hsell on the . whole,—they,say. he . UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVF,UANG at the.'would have-been trier. sincere. it is-true he 'has had SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Siowkill. ' , lite jeuisesse oragensn maim que routes von, ou'isse From Lonaon to York only Two Guineas Inside, and Otte : Fri/m.s°o:i regle comme an pr reed ! , Guinea Outside ; is proportion to Edinburg h wad all parts of • . . .The *nee-dole told of him in -German that be the North: .. by way of -pastime, as he was returning front Prom London to Weymouth One Guinea Insiae,• and Pitties 1 6 . ne 1„ Striding, Otn•itle.-Foor•linide Coaches, the bat Horses ,' Uan"hg, shot a slater en a roof is entre '• I here and keep good time; lnade.enqUiries of persorm.ef different parties. - All By B. W. MOUNTA4hI and C 0... -. . •Of them allow that the• thineisappened, .but that it --,-- . The following Past Conches, Mill Co ac h es; Ike ss et ou t f ros .Wais.anot her-Count,. whose nam e was mentioned to . t4e Saracen's Head Inn. Stitt w-hill: - .. ate.,.. .The .pvetit rot* place -• under, Loris • XV.-* Tne WATERLOO New Light your -inside Coach to t0:F4.6 • nothing was done to this Count, but -. 110 oftetwards linlifaz, Bradford, and all parts of ilteledrou, sets out sit w; fell . in a duel withAke Aiuse.deAttide. is'Cl ek in the Afternoon, aid arrives' at tile Golden Linn Inn, Leed•, next Evening at Six_o"clock, thrones Stainfirtd, titan- . The Journals are under is. severe -e censure as in Aim, N,evrailt, and bone/titer. • This Corieti is 'added to ad. the times of tots'itipertek. r-" 4. 0 : r - i;asst . " 4 of important Icommodste the Towns of Leeds, H tlifax. Bradford,. rind Yid . oily. It will leave G re e i su T h r ee &Clock in the Aftetinoon. : matter, they mention that -in the week before a 'toot 10'4 • Ilthich set • the :sari... town *in Pa. -Rosen mite cooventeativ eons. to Leeds front those .Plices, i c hi mney anti hen. Lendoftearly the 'nett Eiening. w ha , I uproae,•bet: that' the • fire was . extinguished. before The UNION New COUTHA 11 PTON, Lfmingion, ches-er, said Basingstoke Foar.tioide Coach, at Eight o'Clock ilPreadingdurther. -This wes--yeaterday . 10 -the Ga iu the Moroi:l 7 ,, arrives at the George Inn. Southampton, by Silt sette. d e , p rance. . Th ey make no tern le -to toll go &Clo T hck. i. is a mo s t deli g htf u l conveyance to t h e I s l e o f ' , scale, .aud al w a y t --i n thi so, but on a moderate p Wight, Jeise s , Guernsey,' St. Melees, Havre de entire, Chas e t burgh, S t e. . • spirit : of the • Government. , Yesterday. they an . . TRAVELLING mom Lomnote. TO LIVERPOOII e , pounced that , a popukflion (mmeare.twaited the. roe IN TWENTY•NINE HOURS: turn of the.Kistg from :Mass, and shouted lire le The UMPIRE, a nee Liverpool Light COneli, only nne night ' vo • sto:! 'This P opnlation.inuoense eonsts' ted,.es it rain. mu the read, eattrios Pour inside arid emir Outside; sets oat . fr o m the finwatert's Heed. Inn, Snow-MR,. betide's, every stay at 1 sod at the time in timi:f ItuiLleyiee 4 esikaly of about 20 persons.. One o'Clock, art ices nt Deere of next nfternmtn nt Si I n'CLock . ..l tht.altit Dnistatle, Vvoutiern, Lathhury, North:minion, wet- / _ ': :..._ .4.' - -y,:t.is • wsrld r eAr-P----...' - 4 -- - .ford, Latterforth. Hawk's:Y. • Ailseistorte, Litchfield. Shiite, They dine yet et good et the Theßtriell *lin An Atlit't.t. - Newcastle, Kantsiwtd, Warrindreil. and Prescall. - best times of Bonaparte, &tweets . " see from the fel !Latin] DOM. Ilycs„ . her, Southwell did .ticton, New lowin g article of the Jauratd-:de raris i n . the grand Poo coach:evertor Afternoon. - '• • WET teclu'rti Union Conch, carries Four ['asides, .thrwliali : Parisian style : • • •- - • • Dorchester, lilitudford. Salisbary. and An,ltorer, every %fief- ' 64 SATZRDAY, NOVEMBER it—The Stir . .I..egied, ' neon, arrives ot the Crown Inn, We-Ns-nouns next Forenoon ; celebrated the inauguration 'of the bust of the Ki n . the Idtkkeis sisal on Wednesday nod Saturday Afternoons, 'at Five, to Guerasey and Jerrey, Cherb,ur g mind St. klalues.-- At two o'clock the whele..l o egion assembled on the The rand from Chfrburgh to Paris, 4 the wort delightful wad Place Royale, and-. carried itt-triumph .through the the cheapest in' Ftence., BOSTON, Spalding, Peteabormigb; SiiittM, and H un ti n g• streets of the Feat bourg St. A-urethra, the bust of the duo, New R. 1041 hiail Coach, sets-out ever ) Evekiug. Coaches best of Kings. On arriving at the Carrefour Mon. from Roston to Spillay, Louth. GriMo:iy. and Dull. • treuil a square was formed: and.there after an ex. atl ' EXETER, Plymouth, WrYtntit. Dorehelter, Falmonth, , , Itartiniatth, nod Salishary, Neel!. El Co ICII, Ciittlei Funs ha- temporary discourse, full of fervent love for our aides, every Mustang at Seven ci,'Cl.ck, ihreu,:h Ii atut , o. Ai august- Monarch, the Chief of,. the Legion placed on mummer, 13ridport. Illtirolford, Basing-tale..and Bagstiot. the head of the Kin a crown d'harnorlelics with this BATHand lißlsroL riving Post cnches, titrou g h Chip peoltant, Caine, anti 51-trEnterungli„ ?Very. Afternoon ; .wriye at inscription— ~ -• .- . . Mr. May's, the Greyhound lon, Bath, and the London Tavern, . Thomas- s treet, litiditi,* neat Morning.--Conches to Wells, ... A Louis XVIII. son auguste Roi • . La Buie Legion ala vie.et ala lima. " '';'•!.. Bridgewnier, l'ount,in, Exeter, Ike. LitlillEi New Light Goach v called, The. Rockingham, Then were heard the oriel a thousand ti m es re . sets . 44 tut every Morning at bolt -past Seven o'CI ick : ratt-ries Four . Isiides only, and goes ermaritably ensi. with ii Guard through- potted of Five k Boi ! Vivent les-Bourbons! and the oat. Paws illeatugh Stsionford, Newark, Raiford. Donrawer whole population by a spoutaueous movement took sad Ferry hritigroo the Notts ithstondinx the totic G ton cildeal e% il l tedi tiv titsti cta :7 44l this t l i‘ialh ll , l l . l .-- is part in the fete," &c. • allowed to t.e the most tiOreihohle ant complete Public Convey- A person of my acquaintance who happened to pass awe on the-North Rood, being unequalled ito Acc.ommodatina by, told me that this whole population consisted o f by any other. GLASOOVV% Langtown; nreina-Green. &orlon, Dunstan, about a dozen or two of idle people. ' The Ministers themselves have not yet been al. Bmwnhill, Thonthili, it:ingather-Kiln, --Caninack, Kingswell, sod all ports of Sconsuel, Canipexdows -elvish (Doily.).. together able to lay aside the habit of lying to *hickYOßK. YORK. Newcastle, nod Edinburgh, new • Coach, p..ttsrmeit With ii Guard throu g hout, sets out every 'miiinii:g nt holf-vMI they weredether too much accustomed under B ona . 514 f.'Clook, bv way of Newark, RetforAl, Tadeatter,- I id,' perte. V booms, North:Morton, Durimara, Starved'. nod.lierwisk.-_ . - Pisseetsgers fi nding themselves tongued froth the length of doe' Last week I was in the Chamber of Represents. jointer ; wing fest what time they . d inar, -mid Win proceed au lives, daring ( he . discussion of the law respecti n g the wiertest soy addimmal fare, tn. the Black. os on s l t ni r m, ° Gooey-. Depa v. rtmee. t i Guards. 'flue Gendarmerie are too atqci.Xttrk.., C4,tschel t to, Sup4erlitud, Hull, als rough Whitby. lind other Place.. - ' i weak to preserve order, the National Guards cannot 'SRI DkitlNOß'rH and Walsall new Post CAerbt ever,' ' alwayi be relied on, the army_ is not yet re-organized, oh ); • and the Prefects ertker . ithout help. For this reason .11 rA g irif8LE, Penriih. and Whiteisoven. PnA Coach. le:Guard KW the we t . Parse, thrftugh Itrotigh; lAttpleby,- an armed. ) tower w . ae to be instituted for the support filemstabridge, Richmond, Condit*, nornoglihridge. -W -e". of the Prefeee; ioniethlng between the Gensdarmes tberby, Alierf.rd,_ , j lLisicsister, and ules), silt mit every Graistiqua (the . 'mond war by eighteen m N) „, n i ng , p o t . p el , - and the National Guard*. A ' Deputy proposed, es l r e si n tft p, ur oe ) with die gtentest facility. ' Passenatics detain' I an eddition'to the motives stated in the law, the fol - " sin thel".l4 by h° ',.... i •e sB ; o r PieTril_hace the p eculiar ` 4l. 16-oin • • e t - wt . h aPpeared to me' ririervil g s a ence, lc •aninge .. t I MIC sorts .. 4 -tesg.sectire..•ll th e U..lit C oach, KENDAL, Lnucaster, Idrr.lon, kleby-Lonsdnir. Belthis, ' ehlogit :'*-" in 'order to give the necessary force tti ' CisitricY7llnnillick . ; and njralnnE Post Coitehm e'ery held. the'Atntini%tratiie Authority." o ar t t-ot Fate a'Clar..k. . Gnerded. SECEPTI ELI) owl ftpolteglissu Post Coat . b. called the lioeii 1 • • • rilli opposed ' - -Vatiblattc, the Minister' of the Lite ilehaii,. ritry !Ohnibig. 11VBRPOOL. Warrington, KnimsAnfis' sth'de• nod L it ellP- caltnotisitoo'spering of • • reflections. Immediately, avid. Post 11.:9ach, every Evelly a; oa . Five i f "C.l . .-ekoiri dm ~... Bretherton's. earnem's Head bat,. tulle - street, .Liverpoot.- e . Lientknnien, we shall obtain permission to acquaisq g i p:retied i kronen-Att. • ' • ' IMe Chambe r, 'that the general peace in the interior Six 'CI twk EFt Kt. D Past Condi, eyery.Munsing,• at balf•past 1 of ['since *ill prove that this addition was only an 0.. cif ESTER. anti Parkgnte Pomir-Costelt, daily: France ! laritlir of circumstance. Never have the good citizens' N. B. Heavy Wrigatp of Luggage, Gnats, &c. cowl:eyed by pre s ente d uin so numerous and so imposing a die onilemtseilisntall'WAYlGONSl • • bawl, Met* were the' sentiments of the nation so To "I' s artele3l:llwil•Yi Bury, and " ii P" N. er Sil F °ll " tlittlilrnous, the devotion of the functionaries so efb every hlaggas. • • . CIREISuRSTF.R; Abi ng don, at . d . Henley, three' ibises- a • Citelitos.” This the' Minister ! dared to say in an as. week. • ' sembly in which the contrary was known to every • sOUTIIAhIPTON, Winchester, Ramsey,. byrittilurit, Ly sn 't i 4 i 41, Chri,tc Much Rings ond, Foreingt : vnt a ... ye m ,b,„, one, end in which every one was convinced that the Ptt i olc l . I-le of Wight . Jersey, ( ilieen ey, swots Dail ) . Anti•Royaliit party merely waited Our departure to' stiNtsutt e, Hatll s ololl, nod Twkkeritriaini twice a week. GIit;ENWI.4.:H, .Wootwitti, aril Deptfoid. . H i'. in stEA D mad Watford, 'Sc. fall on the others; and that this is the cause why the GoVernment could not immediately pay the seven IfDLi.lettrthrtiVe,' linwfien, Thorn, Doncaster, Post hundred millions of contribution to the Allies, in Gooch, every illunsinglist Seven u'Clock, to the bail and Sun c Inn, My tou-ga tto Hal l di n er that the Allies might remain in the country, • end for their own sakes keep the Bourbons on the ... 11 : —.... _,,,... WILLIAM IL 1.1. - GUNTADIf a nd CO. respectfilily negonial throne. France has a national debt funded on at m - I heir rrievatts end ti.e . Pliblie, that 'key Will not le accountable u n ities or about two tlirinsand millions capital. It for tiny Parcels tir Itu gg o n e, tie. of luuje li ' lla Fiv , A e I. 4 l4 ' i s t * would not hate been di ffi cult to fund seven hundred V a lue if loot or damotir44, oolr...rwerett os such, !t0... Avi d .‘7, .? . SCCUdillgiV. at the S ' u', l Haul In., So4w.htil, London.— m il l ions more in the same manner; and to have pro. To accommortme Olive residing at •• the .west end of time town,• Passengers and Parcels are booked at Ilatchrtes New .White cured this sum iti one month, if the Government had $ thought that It could support itself without foreign Horse Gdlar, Piminlilly, tor the. above Guist bes.. .VIEW OF FRANCN AND ITS GOVERN ' SENT. 'I ~ y ri e~''r+..'. ~• . : o `. - • 'I .. . . - 71 . j f ( LI, i t 4w ic •% It t 1 F - _ r t f k i f t k • i ( r i 1 . i 1 Ii A oe I 1 ,; . _ t. p , • 1 ::::,:' ( ~: ~.. , .:, -4