The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

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Itluson nod Wratislaw, Warwick-street, Golden• • wiry, 10101 It delay. Farniture, Piano-forte, Fixtures, Hick of Hay, Quantity . of Dung, Melon !'raines, a large Flower Stage; de. • K.ENI I . TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BURTON,• On Thunday,the 30th of N smother% ISO, at Eleven eelnelt• by Dirretion of the Eleanor.. rri the Premises, VALE MASOAL HOUAB, near Beziev, Kent, • • • lug genuine liOlliEliOLD-FURNITUag -A and EFFFCTS, including four-post, mahogany pre*, and other berilleada, with morine and coition &milers* fivuhrr-1 beds, mattresse4, and bedding, double and smile chests of drag drea•ing and pier Owes, taster, conies, a thse-tnneit• Piano-forte. niadow curtains, carpets, mister And, other stove , : 1,111.:wa ranee, coppery and requisites s rick at by, panel of aniV. melon frame, capital flower stage, ws sir cellaset•nsvdro>. e rn be Cloned Wrioesday previa,' to the Sale. and Cata logue: had on 04: Prcatibes,.a,sd of Mr. Barium, 61, Com bat. AT 41s. PLR DOZEN EACH BOTTLES INCLUDED • PUBLICNOTICE. A SPANISH MERCHANT (who not . being .L 1 favoured with extensive Contrectior.s in England) °rev. for Isle. through Ilse feedlots of thlt Paper, for nidy Mo ney, a Stack of 'Xeres (or °Owns ise Sherry) and Puri W ino, the produce of the Estates' of his I • vni Yentas, reAdents of Xere' do. la Fonder% and 1),;peo, at the a b o u t price, ~ w Inch he most earnestly and cuit4dently calls the attention of the K. itish Public, tumor; the power of Wet ring them to se veral Noblemen, and. mementos Ps rsoni of respectability, who lane purchased and highly approved of the Wisics--aloo some Madeira, ats6s. Application to beau& to Mr. Samuel COrnett, No. 15, Aru ree , Strand. THE JUBILEE. HEAD-DRESS : or, A. ROSS'S IiF.AOS OF lIAla, No. 119, Bilhoptgate-street THE admiration withwhich the Fashion:ll)la World have viewed ROSS's New Inventing, and i.e reputation witich has universally attended Ir., Ornamental Prodpetiom; pre-ennueutly distinguish him alone all coos peti n. By twenty years studious application to the Principles of Isis Polk sitm, he has at length been enabled to ii.tiotlnce to tbe Public one of the most extraordinary Discoveries is the System of %• y +,-ma:dug, that hu luta intagiisation could. suz gest, :aid Which base obtained the appellation of ROSS's likAl/S of HAIR. Art here rise , to the most perfect semblance of Nature ; the sapertires of the Skin, and complexional colours o f the Bead .trr most astinii,hinglv imitated, and appear as the grimed-work and b .se opal' which the Hair Is axed. Leery particle is so admirably consttacted as to admit the most minute esamiaittiun, withinat the possibility of a dittos very; and tits whisk system is so emprisitely vrisyen, as to viinbine useful comfort and elegance of taste, with the most b tint) appearances of Nature. TO FA NI ILIEN IROUSGIr. HY THF. hINO'S P4TWNT. - THE ECONOMICAL .D( 11,11114 E. gr.-. A TRETING R F.': INTIM STlOlML3v•r4ii. t ilak stlailD AGAINST FIRC.—It •rtZ aysel - CD. No. ,-litfringd street, Loudon, beg leave to infarfif the .NIA*, *At they bare obtained hts Majests's Patent for Atte ahayr Starts, which they (Litter themse.%e- will be found, op iilt.peetion, of the inmost being a perfect' sifeguanl agaif.A. any accident that may h tppeo from Fire, the dre:alfuLccitt visqueaces of which are too well known. et its tire to- , tally removed in an easy, simple manner, hg.the application of these Staves. They are as. x certain cure for ihnoley Chierties, and a great saving of Furl Trill he fou.ll by 'keit . Use. The, are heat and elegant itrappearaace, and need only to be-home:a to recommend them to 4sattlie approlettion—tti tether with even• article in the brAmeli of ironaintigery. N.. 8. A variety of second-hand Register Stoves, that have km taken in exchange fur tie above Patent Moses. . . STEEL'S Superior fragrant tiottltle LA VENDER W&TP.II, af - 901 91; ( 'prr Rnfde,..uerler the Patronage of her Merit litgbuti the Vit Ilet,ES.i of WALKS, to whew they Isnee the houisurtikei9g . appsiinted and serve, together with the printlptif NdnestTe, hiCit- CH•NTS, ate. of as Ane Plav"ur as that of utmr other eld distinguished Maketsat double the Price. N. 11. It is necessar rto catm toe STE E wirairotts Cus tomers, their Warehouse is unt in the Wren& (that Error having etidell several). but No. 13, its CATHERINP-STIMET, VIVC DOORS OF FRalll sun sraeau,. and Ova they:lave no tonaezion nigh any other Wasp (or simtlAr NAttie) in London, the Baiiness being carried on by biri. STEEL. And her Brother, T. hlEYElt,unl) ; as a Str. /ant** Mistake might materially injure tht `.cell-known re-, putation of their Lavender, In havinga spurtou • kind at a' !ow Rate, pas.ed nn them u. •,,• The esteemed Honey Water, far the Hair, &c. at 6.6 d. per Bottle, or G for 21s. t++ Orders for Exportation immediately executed. A Proof of the Eille ley dr.' evit 'n'ot eseelleat +I licior, TFIL'CCIRDIAL BALM Of QUITO, Which is au lafalllble Care fatal! Went'.; Disordets. To Mr. Wien gas, t . tteutist, Strand, Cuotiou. . SIR, • MY WIFE wal titiiie till with a severe NEIL YOU* FLYFF., attended with a violent beating of the heart, lowness uf spirits, and a dreg iful sick brad-ach, which 'educed her so oxielo that she became unable to:Teak or walk for severalneets o indd frequently faits and remain la that state for a coosi.lerahie tone ; together wit ht a :welling in the neck—ail of which gave way to the CORDIAL. BA 1.51 of QUITO. Doting her illness, I ly.d Val advice ant attendance ofieveral Medical !deo, ol;". af.er trying every means in their power, gave her aver as oicurable, qod I expected every hour *mild have been her last, w hen I for taaatery stir your BALM of QU adYertised in the Glas gow Courier, :tad as the. last rewriter, I resolved titat she should make atrial of R i tual therefore h•nsght a small bottle of Nlesirs. Baxter and Lu. alai gave It according to the direc tion-, mid, ostottiAting to taste, before she hod taken the whole pf the bottle, I. e ereeived witielerfal change for the better, and by her taktag three more bottles, tiro small and one site recovered her speech .1.81 was able to go about as assaidi and I hive no dlubt bat that a few more bottle, 1 11110'10re her to ber former state of health. — Yon ate at Itoecty to puolis7l this letter, for the benefit of Sir, your obliged humble *Avant. MU ItbOt: K M•VON A LEL (amply, March 311, IFS. I'. S. Farther particulars may be known by apptitation to Nielors. Baster nod Co. (.10,sgriw. Vt ITII I.IIS - S CORDI AL B 1 11. M OF QUITO, which is a meat coilVtilltol, opt!, and td..i h h l rreatedy for Nit, tusif., Gouty, and itbeganai lc (Joinders, atid every hind of debility or relaxation in persons of eitlier set, young or old, whether hereditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence M lot or uuhealthy climates, the kneader:tie ose of tea, spirt tunus liquors, or other no ittufr nuts, too sedentary ante, or 100 ewe an application to study, excessive grief, injudicious admitintratiou of merenry, dissipation, excess, improper practice!, fainting Ms, violent head-acht, cooplaitas of the long, inward isastiogs, trembling or shaking, of the hands' ur tiliabi, sliorine!o of breath, cosaumptive itabits, Ad. is epared and-soli by W. Withers, Chesil, 129, Strand, Loadim, and Retail by all respectable lUediciue feeder's. Paint 51. IC 'Fr *gar. NEW LAW BOOKS. This Day was pnhlisheil, by W. CLARKE. and Sons. Law 1 , Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Ina, in Royal 0e- tv o, Price lis. in boards, f RE READING upon - the STATUTE of SEW IRS, with several Jedgasento aid Resolutions of ,the Judie,. • By ROBERT CALMS, Esq. Fourth Edition, correctedamd enlarged, with I'm MS. Notes of the late Mr. SE.FLIE ANT HILL. Mr. Justice Buller mid (in the case of Dore si. Gray, ?.. Terns Reports, 3654 that Callis's reading is one of the be , : perforolttnee4onthaf subject, which hap always been ad mitted sO gold *Mhos ity. ?FM cONTRIITS And AS POI LOW:— A gelierid Act camensing the Commissina of Sewers; ex teat iif'the Law of *wen; of Lands piped from the Sea; .of Grounds Lit by the Sea; Sea Coati; Creeks; Ports; diversity between ('.rounds gained and Grouads left ; of 'Walls, - 'Banks, Ditches, Gutters, Sewers Causeways, Bridges, Streams, Mills, Nods, Mill-daps , Locks, Flood gates, mod other like impediments; private Walls and liiiikst what thisgs miters of Sewers max do by survey only t gar ve; um' went;Fyne/ what Contemdmiers of Sewers may do by Diserefion 4 Ptemnption and Custom, Desire, Covenant, assessing Township, 'Triers, ICopyboldes•_, Aanoity, Com mons, Ferry,. Restage, Freelaksage, Parks, %Tures, *Anse , . Fair or Martel, tads aid Tettait, lessee far yaws and Reversiao, Taxes, Rates, out I Amermrats, impfued axed . by tie Laws o: Sewers; the charge twos the Level ; the dopers are a Court of Justice ; Imprisonment by the Commissioners of Sewers, Fine, and Arnereiament ; in what place aVistress is tube taken ; whose Goods may be dis trained, Goods sold, Replevins, legal Proceedings, to make a Streams oityleabie, &e. • SELWYN'S NISI PEWS. . This Day winblished, by W. Clarke and Soo, Law Boot.sellers,_Pnr pa tstgal-stiert, Lincoln's Inn, fa a very large volume royal 81n. Vol. I. of A N AaItIIX;MEN'I OF TILE LAW OF xi. NISI PR lUS. Si WILLIAM SELWYN, Esq. •. Of Lincoln's but, Barrister at LAW. Second Edition, &insider:lbl, enlarged and improved. The Second Volume, whieu will oomph to the Work, Is in a state of forwardness , will be shortly published. This Ths; was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portunal-street, Lincoln's lou, in royal fivn. Price Ids. boar s. Vol. V. being n Supplemental Volume, with 3 complete Ind..: to the whole Work, ASERIES of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEYANCING, with Practical Notes, and also Variations, adapting earls Precedent to the 1110 g usual circumslautes of Title. By CHARLES BARTON, Esg.. - Barrister at Law. Complete Sets of the above Work may be bad in 5 vols. royal firm CHANCERY PRACTICE. This Day was published by W. Clarke and Song, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, LIOOOIII'S Inn, in Bvo. Price 9s. hoirds, 11"11E SOLICITOR'S ASSISTANT in the COURT of CHANCERY. By WILLIAM HANDS, Gent. One uf die Solicitors of the Court, Anther of 'The Law and Practice of Patens for Inventions, &c. " Precedents do both teach and illustrate." Cnkr upon Littletoo, 3 b. s. 415. This. Wnrk comprises the far for very near three hoodreilinteclocatory orders and other proceedings of daily occurrence in the prosecuting and defence of Chancery -Causes.aot Matters. with numerous pratical Noted, the whole the rebuttal i:paity )ears actual practice. • ' • PRESTON'S COMPRI( ANC I N This Dff was published, Its retalSvo. Price 9s. Vol. IL Part 1. ATREATXSE ON CONVEYANCING, with a View toils application to practice. being a series of Practieal Observatilim n Allen in a plain ftmiliar .tvlr, uhieh have Cir their object to wsist in preparing Drafts. and in jtoging of the operatioa of Dec.l3.—Tnis Volume treats of Leme and Release. By ILICII IRD PRI:.!;TON, Esq. • 8..1 r Ater at Law. I.arwlim: Printed for W, Clarke and Sons, Law Booksel ler-, Pottuga;-street. Lincoln's Tit. Of tr h 'llll .nav te had; V.A. 1. 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This elegant and leaved Work t written - hi nrcommentia sino of a lilieral anti enlarged ntetluxl of studying the Law, anti treats incidentally of toe chncaeter and authority of the several Law Nritrta j as also' mire pt ofeisedly on the origin asps proigre,4 of the nitia important sulta:cts .otal branches of Law, and their couneetion with the History and CoratinltiOn of Englind, and w 11l farilit tie almost irremayrable particuistrly in explaiaiog and simplifying miners of practice, and other teehaical parts of the profession. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Suns, Portugal-street, Liacaln's Inn; aad J. White sod Co. Fleet-street. • This Day was published, By W. Clarke and SO4lll, t.aw Booksellers. Portugal-greet. Lb,coln Inn. Price £1 Ith. printed on cop) or draft pa i, on Doe side only. . SELI4CT COLLECTION or THIRTEEN PRINTED BLANK I)RA PTA in CONVF.YANG- I N(:. comprising ruch as are of the most general we in Practice, with variatioas adapting them to dillereet circum stances of Title, selected from the Preecicnts of LIIAR.LES BARTON, Esq. Barrister at Law. There Drafts are printed on copy paper (nn one side only), and nil, it is presumed, be found extremely useful to Soli citors in all eases when peculiar erpedition i. required : the fousi VS Mg selection has been made:— . No. I. Couvey‘ince by ‘'endor (or Vendor and wife) to a Purchaser (wr a Purclui,er and Trustee). No. 11. Conveyanee by Vendor tint Trustee for preventing Dower to a Purchaser. No. 111. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for prevent ing Dower to a Purchaser and his Trustee for the like pur pose. No. IV. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee in fee, to a Purchaser or a Purchaser and Tower, fur preventing pooer. No. V. Conveyaore by !Mortgagor aid Mortgagee for a term In a Purchaser or a Purchaser and Trance, for preveutiog Dower n ith Merger of the term. No. VI. .I*.igarr.ent of Leasehold Premises from a Vendor to a Purchaser. No. VII. Assignment. of Leasehold Premises Prow a Mori. is or and Mortgagee to a Purchaser. No. VIII. Mortgage in fee from an o wner of t h e i n t, er ; t . , acct. variations where wife a party. No. IX. Montage in fee by the owner of the Inheritance and his Trustee. No. X. Mortgage by demise for a term of years try Owner of Om loheritnoce. varialiouw where his wife a party. No. XI. A.:lzamelit of Leasehold Prrtni..... No. XI I. A.:wsigossaeot of a Term to Tro.:ce to attend the Inherit/ore. 40. Xlll. Deed of Comsat to produce Title Deeds. ••0 JUNIUS'S LHTTP.R. Da s is Published, in Two elegitnt Volumes, tonal' Aro. embellished with beautiful Portraits, by C irvline IVatoon, price 1 h. in hoard;. itCOMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDI TION °film C ELF: BR ATE() lATTERSofJU tof I US, rootainione much additionti Mutter, and mach inform:data, Lot to he found hi any ether EJition. Among the Additions are (1) tiw gracious Letters to which Junks, replied: /I) copious illustrative Notri, historical and liiographical ; andj3) an Prisiry relative to the Author of tare papers, at whicn (fir• pretensiOns of various supra-e 4 writer!: arc critically examined, ani thn. name of the real Author ascestaimed, By JOHN ALMON, lutSvr or (*.Live. of tbehArl of Ciaathato ntul Jo! ntiilkes, of Aw‘cdotes Historical mai llingraphscal, Ito.. ke. Na penon can :Webt thebinparior pretensions Mr. Al mon (skkive to the worilan illustratesl awl elasarsil Edition of the famous Letters of .lunises, a trro; fsr ahi It he has al wts)s Iszen arkntswiettged to he toilet qv-Attic.' than any other Coteseporars of that distiocut-tted Writer This Ldt *ion therekre, the decided Piefrtrice.tif the Poblie, a: the last work - of the vett-r.,tt Flitor„ who was i a ii i or k rels , connected trite the fellat elliittrat ciwre...t..,3 ut the periti t io w!:ich jinitui wrote, and rho as being •;u• cram- Ilse cheapest. and th.• most elezant Ectitio.l extant. . *Primed far It A RI) t'll LLI reel, Mack friars, and to he had of all llsiolisellers and Desiers in Books. For STRANGUA Y DROPSY GRAVEL OD STILUCTIONS iu the URINARX PASSAGE—DIA BETES, and GENERAL WEAKNESS. WESSELL:4' JESUITS DROPS. IN his Majesty's N.tvy th ese Ilrops hare fur ear lOO ;ears past mainetined their character as n spe cific for the Scurvy, Crave'. Dropsy, Strnagurtrv, We..it ness 015... ructions in 114.• Utinary Paer.ge, awl' General Debility t—riut pArtlestlarly for their absolute an l speedy Mire of the Venereal Disci-e, W LiSSKLI.S' JESUITS DROI'S and SPl.t IPIC Y, are the only safe and es peditinas Cure, and are-so innocent iu their nature, to require little or n 4 restraint. As a restoraiive for Cenci:ll Debility, Wessells' Jetuits Drops. have b-en lone, Liman and esteemed ; whether the Debility ai ices front the ton coping's u-e of Mercury ur in tewe heat id* Cliin.ite, they are equilly servircabler—such as hate the tuisfortune to be troubled with old stubborn fileets, Seinitml Effusions, or any weakness as the Kidney-, Ureters or madder, Inttietes, or Dilliculty of makiug Ma ter, will experience rumplete Cure by due perseverance. SD A ‘V laid CD. G(, St. Paul's Church-yard, having par abased these Medicinis of Mr. Wessells, none can pluedely be genuinr unless a black Stamp, engraved with their ad dress, appears on the outside of every bottle. Ask for Wespel6' Jesuits Drops. Pri e .2-. Tdi. per bottle. THE CELEURATED ANTI-111PC CIGIN LS, OR SOLOMON'S DROPS. ANEVER -FAILING Care for the gcnrvy, Lepros3, an Insidious Disere, and all such Disorders Ith on in Impurit y of th e- Blood. Prepared by Dr. SOIOMON, Ilisase, near Liverpool. Otivervanent Smelts against Counterfeit.. t None are (;enuine, ssithuet bar* •• Semi. Solon's*. Li verpool," engraved in the Stamp, to `lmitate whieli is Felony u oad Ten Pounds Penalt), fur every Bootle sold without a stamp, to be paid on tont ietion, under Act of Parliament, the 4:4 Gee. 111. cb. IG. Iteltire any Ju:lice of the Poste. Price Half-a-Guinea a Howie • or, the quantity uf f Eous in one Family Bottle, for T:iirts4ree Shillsags, nn dhsch Nine. Shillinp are saved, isclusling also the Duty, with ample Di.' recline's. , • Sold by all Venders of Patimt Medicines in the United Kingdom. , Of whom may lie had, that Rennrating. Medicine. e s SOLOMON'S CORDIAL HALM OF GILEAD, aye-' vereign•Remedy fur Memal no.l Roddy Deasy, old Loops.' Loomaaption, fte. Paler Ws. tid• and s3a. a Bottle.• His celebrated ARS I'ERtiENT LOTION. for.liewitify •int, tbe.COmpletion, and removing all Disc:Lies of the Face and Skin.- Price 4s. sad. a Bottle. Likewise his GUIDE TO HEALTH. .Price 9s. And a TM/ANE Con the PROPERTIES and EFF LC rs of iivr and COLD BATHING- Pike Lie Id. - .•:; - .s.:0=1 COVFNT-GARDEN I'HEATFLE.-" Tftg EFFECT OF ()VEIL ACTING I" a Neve CAR!. CATUItb,, till be pabliAbe.l 00 SATURDAY nest, uu a nowt Ow nod enlarged ••• de, in F , Dur Disigions. Priori-Iml Performers—Hr. 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The hest accommodation for Traysterra—Good Bed.. choice Ligaors and moderate Charges. The following Kos Coaches:, Mall Coaches, dtc. set out from she Serncen's 'Head Lana, Snow-hill. GLASZiO W. DUMFRIES, CARLISLE, WIIITEH A YEN. PENRITIII, lIROUGiI. APPLEBY, CAT- . TERICKE, aid BOROUGIIBRII)GC, Nevi laud c m i c h es every morning, to cowry Gorr Insides. YORK and; LEEDS New Post Coaches, set out every mom in; :a Italf-pist five o'clock ; arrive at hork the next day at twelve o cluck. The ECLI - PiE New Fla big Post-Conch, carries Fork • Insides only to to York. Sunderbtod, Nest castle, and FAVnlturgh, Isy wily of Stamford, Gnutthato, and MM. miter, every livroling °sill Moraing, In Mr. So werby • s, the White-horse, Copper-gate, York. Uncommon Cheap travelling to Liverpool. by the New Fly log P.M Coaches. to the Angel POI, Dale-street, Liver. pool, daile.—Lerds and Wakefield Nr W P.ost Coacn, called the Clothier, sets nut every Morning at Seven o'clock. by HICK. and Co. Leeds. 1110:4TON I Spalding, Petteborongh, Stiltotr ) IL) and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coaeh, sets out ev e r y eveuiug. Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsh, and Hall. LI•RIaPOOL, Warrington, Kosit , ford, Stone. and Litch field Post C o ach, called the Expedition, every evening, nt five o'clock, to the Crown lan, Mal-crop street, Liverpool. Gunnled throughont. MATR and BRISTOL Flyhtg Post Coo, 'Ks, IhrOlgili Chip. penitent, Color, and Marlborough, every oftentoosio arrive at Mt. May's, the Gres hound inn, Bath. and the Lt.:don Tavern Thur.aa-street, Bristol, !vi monolog. C taches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &e. Limns new light Conch. called the Rork itotha•n, sets nue • every morniug at eight o'clock. Carries Cam insides only. fond 0.0 remarkably easy, with a gourd throuAhout. Pa K i ll florongh Stasofiti, Nersirs, Retford, thowaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden-loot, Leeds. next day at demo, and return from the,,e. ....very Mornieg at eight o'clock. Nnt withstantltog the anon:moon expedition of this cooro, its t ou t. lowed to be the 'toot ammo. bie and comp,. :e pftfilte c . n r ie y. once on the N orth kion4 being uueonalled in act:on:tondo:Joe by oily other. . . K runt's, Lancouter, Pre. ton, Kirby, Lansdale. 80it.0., CasrleV,Orrtrikirk. and Gfirstang Post Cotscloo, every aftei - wool. at furiectook. Guarded.. OL•sGOilfb 11.013/1•WIli, Gretna rireen, Amon,bmsfries, firowatult, 711initiilf; ' f t Riln. Ciontinct i ; .iugsweit, and all ports .n grotirott, Caniperdown Cones, Daily. Low rio , Spilshv Moto,' Hull. 1..n.it.0v. Spribleug, Peet boat', Soil too, &IPA ii ant ingiian..Coac a. pets oft every a ilemosou i A NCllkreElt; Storiporr, Moc , •l....fietil, Wilrinierw, C to gietob, Newcistle..Wal.olla and W "Ives homptoe l'ust Coach every oftensitoo. atiar.ied. CAlt LISSA. Nandi, bold Wlaitelorrro. Port Camels. Pies with fast bones mid *mord nil the Nay. Paises through Stough, Apo'.elty, Grettltridge, It lconst.o.l, Cllterick, ineMiglibridge, Wetherhy, Aterforti, Dituenster, and (iron. , Mani (Abe annul way by eighteen minas I. leis eel every Morning, and' performs the journey with the grente.tfacillty: ramengersoletaincd on the road by business or pleasure ! , love the peculiar Advantage .al their Seats being ?eured is We next Coach (* . idiotic Coachnonst. ' . worooruo ay), Walsall, iVolverblaisplon, Kidderminster, Stourbridge, one Ihdley (Mich, evert cycling. .Baitturrox Post Coach, through ItYegaie and Ctickield, every blunting at a Quat ter before Seven o'Clock. SONDERLANO Stockton, and Yana new Coach every morniag, In Ow Zieorice inn, Son.lerland. . 'foot, Newcastle. and Eden!): .tli new Coarh, perfOrieed 1 With a Guard throughout, set, out every morning at seven o'clock, by way of Newarlo, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Nortkallerton, - Durham, Morpeth, and Heroic*. Poovrogers lading themselves fatigued from tne length oft hejouniey, may red what time they please, and then procced sin without any itloonl fare. William Clark, Black Saran, Caney-street, silk, new Couches to Sunderland, Hall, Scarborough, y, and other places. H a aTFOR 11, Ware, lloildesdon, awl Cheshastt Conch, finery inornlig. 4IRMINOMAII Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sees INS every afternoon, ant rendre. Biroingliam next day at even. 1%91E4 he Oxford, Loom', a.td Shipstooc, to the SO racen's-Pcmd, Bull-street. Binuilighani. E% erre, PI v !Month., Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, owl osclisleury Balloon Coaches every monang allour o'clock, with a (hoard, through Bonito'', Axminster, Briflpors, Blandford, Basingstoke, and BAgsbot. :,uourrsimav, Wellingtou, and ShilfbattiPeot Gooch. His Royal Charlotte, every ntiernooo, at live o'clock. Gunrded. SH &Ft-ism, and Rotherham Post Coach, calledlhe Rock. • Ingham. every morning. Ileicoosk testi, Oxbridge, Denleun, and Read! new Post Coach, every aftenoruni. by Richard Watt's, and Co. Hy it, N onticnve, • Bowden, Thome, noJ Doncaster Post Conch, every mornic; at seyea o'clock, to the Bull and Sum Inn, Myton-gate, BOIL WINOSOR Coarh. every ARernivon at 01111 o'Clock. tort CNUAII it,. I:Ow.rOtwil ('ca c ti, dailv. .o half posit test,__ half post tern , half past four. col waif ptit sevcoi o'clock. li Ali [XI r Ln, lot: oh et, ft.ne :Noe c well, a o Ile.' toe Merry Wakefield, it: toe Soidont Are, Wakefield. Cossoact w,Entstoogoecon, and Poor PAT/Ilea COOChell. N. It Heavy Welghtsof Iseggige, Cools, oi. tottery...l sty the underonentimed W . :trews: To Outs, Berries, Butagay, Barry,. arid all parts of Suf flk, every Monday. EXETIti, Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggons, daily"; corryingodit owl yammers, as usual, to all parts of the West of England. Sournmeterwo, Winchester, Alreofurd, and Alton Coach, every morning. Sot:muterow, Winchester, Runoev, L horst, Lyng ingfint, Christchurch, Ring wood, Fordiro;;hr , W embalm, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Gnerosey agora daily. 5 sum none, Damp:tn., and Twickenham, twice a-week. lil A a I.BOROC an, Newbury, and Readiag, !Very Till'idlr. Uxna LOGE, leer-Acton, Southall, Hayes, and Hiliended Con, twice a-week. Csegauernsa,'Abingdon,and Henley, three time.. n-week. • WM. MOUATAIN end C:o. respectfully acquaint their Friends sad the Politic, that they will net be accountable tot hay p ane l or L ogg s,..•,.&c. of maim thaw Five Paunch value, I..st, 'adorn:mint, ill:. •••,), tottered as loch, we paid fsw are. t-d -tile. at tor vt.i► t ..•,.• a i.t,01 It n. tolow-sou I ~,, I ~. 111..--.,-------...-_ r . fiord Wtt.i..tAw MAIM= is gene to the Conti.. Dent, where he means to reside a short time in a private and economical manner. 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