The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

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' ~.4 '..-' • ~ , • . . . .. ) . • .. .. . • , . ~ • . . . . . -..... • ' • ' ' '. . '" . ' i ' . - - : . . • . ... e . . . No. 27'tit. _ , .... ~..• . , . a. • ‘ . • •••• 0".. Al 4 . . .-. > .$ ...... . tv I% 7 110.4. ' ir , e, - a jtkii. . . •.0 • : ~: • -—• .. .„, . ... ~ •• . _____-- • ie. -i., ..7 ....-........,... • . . ' 4, 'Tie emote fo'r oramh 11......•••' - , :la IL. ILIA ..t...• , ./ - .a,-.•'...........-• _.............1..i• . .- . THRATAK ROYAL. illtilßY-LANK. TH" present EVENING, Nov. 8 ) their Majesties' Servonts s.illverf.ro. MACBETU. • marcktb, Mr. Kean; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Bartley. To which will be &added, The NR Cootie ntllo4l, is two Acts. called , JEAN DE PARIS. ' - ire. Doan In he opened at half past Owe o'clock, to be lts at balf pasi sis. . . • • 0 - _. I GOLDEN CRORII. CH AR i N iIi•CROILS. AND BELLE BRIGHTON *Waal RSII daridv.:Airiviigh OMAN: eat • ''' '); '. •• • I.IOIIMENCIL ' SALVAGE, LUDGATE HILL gate, Crawley, and, Cue‘beiet, ever! stiovillog at .Eight. ' • ~ . . . GENEItAL OFF . ..IOIIIEOR TRAVELLING. i BRIGHTON' . Nem COach, 'exit the Mike of lifEritallii . ! , ,* LL ,'' ~_ • .......eumne-:-. .. . ~, e ,. _ 'YE E following ROYAL MAIDS set off from every Istweilllial Nose, lbrovitrWellbliltifersasses MIR Bea" i .. A Vienna Paper Cabana the follearirti etatinienti .M. the above Odic!. every Evening, by cusanaluad of the glad' • . • • • . ' kespecting the last Lelp , •iC Michielmas reit i-. yostatster-General, viz.. ; BRIGHTON New and Elegant Pat Coach, ello , c , . • The most businest Was wittiedt disputifenta DURUM, Watcrf ird, Caelt, and all parts of Ireland. ' every 'Aftatimma at Three. i . ell those articles which belong to II"' ti l at c :fi!, .. ! 'HOLYHEAD. flaugOr, Chmaarvun, Si. Anaph, and all BRIGHTON RelrDel alach, at balf-past Eight o'Cloek eti parb of North Wales. every Eveniag. - of Lyons, u also in woollen clithi, evect 4 MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmanben, Bre. 'WORTHING •a t totene nod truly desirable Post Condi t kc . The latter ha s had a l''. cries lie in ,on, con, Monmo u th, moduli tarts of South Wultu. (carrier row inside.taits). through Breedwater, notion Ash- • . - . CHESTER, Nauiptssich, Stallotd, Litchfield, and North- ingtoa West Gnawed. Hotiphatiors. flutkin'6 cirri 'fdont. e price of wool, . which was hitherto CZ anipt.in. bat ' Elgin o'Clatit.• . •,... •_ • , :.... ' e , depressed • but which to the comfort of Wt. it ~. __,l - ) • W 18BEACH, Marels. Charteris, and St. Ives. . GGDALMING, GaiWord. - Mitrente: gait Illsers . irv , . proprietors , she su ff ered ses , rety row vs. ... CAMBRIDGE and Ely. ' , Tlnekham, Toeittai, Thuraday. and 'Saturday. ' •glebt .. -' I• .• . NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swaffbam, tad Fakaahma. . e c i t „e k . . ! fly advancing. The merino cloths pr tient la BURY ST. EDMUNDS, dm. and . Carious Sazon mannfacturlng towns Avers in extraor. NORWICH, by Newmarket and Thetford. .EA STBOURN• S om m er Cam*, Timidly • I'liersday Satmakty, at half-past Sit o'Cluck. 1 dtuary request . An Armenian merchant from 'Mitt NORWICH. Is ) Coletiestm. Iststrich,aad Scale. . • • GO DA424010 sad' Guildford - G - Andlell; eM117 4. -114.1 1 0Halli .In vain offered. Persian iltewb for tile . titO reit.," WORCESTER, Perot one. Erratum, and Moretui. . • HLOlTClialtElt, Cheitettitan., own Burford. • •' A `terwooe. ' .. . ..., _ . I OX.lsOlt IL every evening at Eightos'Cl. ek.majerity invariabli lebettPer . • rid DORKING, Leatherhead. and Epsom Coultas bvery ' it was, epee the whete, 000 of the . *LUDgpiv. Truhury..4 all woof of Shropshire: _._.•.. • Morning nt . Nliseited Microsoft. at Three. •L•• 'P Y Abate/ U TH, Lowestoft; Hectic*, li oxford, Rad Waal. tr E yNlNG.ft wra n sono utd Deckles Calohes, every. Maw ; futures of this fair, that the finer and snore _ bridge. " ' * r , lag at sia. : articles of luxur y—laces , fine stuffs after the' h 1 . . HULL, •ficareorongb, Burlington, and Beverley . . . - HAMPTON and Ditelsem Coaches' Dally .': . .' ' tasteful French .patterns, kwellery , &c. foe' - BARTON._ Winer-side. Gaimhorough, toad Brea. , , . 9 LINCOLN, SLEA FOR D, Bourn, - Peterborough," lei . scarcely any sale, because the higher cla s ses have not Billies. The • followiag COACHE,S ism of from' s*" BELLE_ And the following Royal Patent, and ober - Coaches; ea tiro . eAtttriftGE: ' • yet recovered from the heavy losses-and poverty 0c... . . .... ... ..... .. newest and best coostruminn. ' • em4/11111DMI Patent Mitil. . i casioned by the war. .. .. . Also is added it list of Cities mid Principal Totem to which - BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach.. the Crows; pri m e, l " England tent immense quent4thit of goods to Passengers are negulitrty conveyed ; a reference thereto W$ ever y Mono% at a quarter before rive, titruugit Stony Strut- . , Le' tpsic. For44le• &Id time, Englith . til'edwere,,,inse ease smelt frosbk to Travellers and Persons having baggage ut , l or d. B ow s aw , Leniuiglon. wa g Wa r wick. parcels to seed. . OX FOR I) now sad elegant Poet Coach. the Defiance, every ! proved by a huaAred patent-inventions , was again to LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, net oaly one night (ear- Mornin g at Fig-ht. 1 . be had in abundance , and at 'very -moderate Deic es. tie, four Heide coyly). thletagh Warricvon, Novato tell, Mid- SOUTH AMP lON' (Cotlyees - Caach), every morning, ex. dlewieb.fistadbaele, Uttoteter, Burton-spun-Trent. Meashain. cept Stanley, at Five. Such persons, too, as prefer English hirrness, in 1 and Frida y a ley,, if tart hi te ra rw init irr . it i , and bus i! p or e t a na twuu npu t i be n, i siane ounw ity y ,w in ett s zre h p uels, dae, i Morn-., which all the leather-work is incomparably better than iita lt t i a T t O N Ni no t;:_ , nich, Tuesday , Thursday, :lad Saturday that calf be met with on the . t;nntittent, - had an smith luta guarded ilbouehout. LIV 'RPOOL Royal Coach , through Warrington, Knots t a • k, Coach, every Morning. at hal-past Six any excellent opportunity of supplying themselyos. !Argo fiord, kniu, Newcastle. flume. Litchfield, Turawiorta, i_LISBUR,Y Coil+ at halt past Three every Afternoon . I or de rs for the s e a r ticles arrived . from all oculars, Atherstesie,HincekN, and Ltitterwunle, Ttlizsday, Thursday, HASTINGS New Mt C•att•ii, every Mottling at Meth 1 s 1 and extensive purchases were mad'. People mere , and tiatseday mornines, at Sit ; travel: with extnturaittrtry ve- .W IN DSOR Conch, every Moinitig.at Seven. • . locity: tasty nee night oil the row), well. lighted and guarded RftstjaTtiN G.aris, the pukouf Noriolk, every Morning ' astonished when they saw the !Ist of nnjer*. One the whole.' the journey. .at Nine. through forking , trntshaiti; nad'Hetilield; • '. single house wanted 17,000 ,loiett.of bisfronv. ('ho YORK New mid elegant Post Coach every Moring - After- E • h I dill Six, through Tadcaster, Ferrybridgr, Doncaster, Rawtry,. so ap ni n a ir- r a s ; T wo , it 1 BRIGII fors New Pest Coaek, tbe• Eclipse,- even nets , 3owever, 1 cot meet with so advantage- , • .Iteiford, Newark. Gruntitam, and Staniferd. From York BRIGHTON Port Cavil. -eiety Evesierst Night. airs a market for their cottons -and printed alias. Ps , seoßs7s are famardra with the *realest raellltY to Etna' LUTON Coach, every Day at one. . burgh, Heroick, Newcastle, Alawick, Shields. and Sunder- 1 II A‘l PTON C The deluge of these articles - terlietielt sin coneep , . ~hes eiery Morning filliKeertilll. . laud ; Durham, Darlingtou, Northallerion, Thirsts, Rod Ewing- • POR TSMOUTH Coaches, i every Modisieg 11114 Mee*, at don. Thle Ilan %tot natal for whafeitee the gog• wold; Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penritb, Brour,h. RIP- Five. - ' lish and Scotch Mantifacturera had •delifued for the pots, &rem i t Bridge, Kaartobarough, Hart•owgitte, and MI ' LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Tberalei, and Saturday • American States , where the - animosity -with which parts. ofihe North. .Ilieswilop, at Five. HINCKLEY, Atberstone, Latterwvrth, nod Northamp• •. the war is carried on prevents eiss.-4be pimai. too Coast), every Morning at Six, except Monday, and every ' bility. of smuggling, was transferred to' the' Ce " • Evening, • SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheep Conch, throosit tinent. Large quantities bad' gone to Otallitittl Shiffnall, Iron Bridge,Wolrerhatupton, 41,14 Birmingham, every ,and Belgium, ..but still larger came by way of Moratink . ... 1101, !BEA 1) Baerw, Cape, Cerie, Ltanwrst,Ceridage Bremen and Hamhurgh, to Leipalc. Owing, now. g t_ ever to the improvement in . regard to tatty nod ilea. miter, vorwitn, wterourvon, Conway, Ostreotry, atid and parts . s -- Welei. - Morning. ' __ • • "' cress made upon lite Contintnt; and particularly in - _ - JIILLARIY3 RAO INDIA WAREHOUSES, N0..11, CHPSIME. tarlOws and Splendid fedi& Shawls, with the most .beaailkl and elegant Imitations of Ditto. trillE Nobility and Merchants, and Families afe e .11 rising from earned. are most respectfully informed, the. greale.t variety of the above are constantly on Sale at the W isehomes on the Snit terms, together with the beautiful Vrn- Peru, Augolo Tehernn, dec.; and the most choice variety of INDIAMU4INS fur Cravats; curious %riffled and plain &Nu for Ladies Ders-es. ibc.l gold and silver ditto for rape rior Dress tied Turbro It rich foreign lace and veils. The ant fabriceof Libels, .1 S:teetiags, and of Foreign Damash Table Lino *bids Noblemen nod Families may have their Arms esperbly wrought to order). Family Mourning of the lino de scriptiop. The White Clunts and Patent Ttiltse Cloth (sold ege t u a l ialy at the Warehouses). Superb Printed rorailares sod Marbeillcv Quills, printed Muslim, Cambrles, sad Bettilias of desigos peculiar; together with the choicest and most curious Goods of every bird, adopted for the French and Giber Coati nentol Market.. • • The Trade ~applied. Goods by the Piece and Deny. India 'Shawls bought Si ezebaird. and the most liberal price. ant, _ • • SPYRING AND. MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID. FOR • PUNCH. LEMONADE, ICES. JELLIES, &c. IrrHIS Acid is so useful wherever the Lemons are %gaoled for domestic purpose% that It only requires pub- I and a trial to he generaliy used at table. It is so finely , ;powdered, that it readily dissolves in the F pinter and with the Reid yields the &vitriol flavour of the lemon; there i 9 elan ; a direetioa isa the bottle for Shrub. dtc. It isprepaied ”nlv :4 163, Borough, and sold bs Ne' berg Nail San; Harris nod Edwards St. Paul's Charch-yard ; But ler, Chi ,pside ; and do. Bow Church-. and ; Barclay • a5f1.14 , , liket-tuartv. Sanger, 0 Ilford-street ; Ward, born; );,snub, Lissy/ blue; May Sews and Cole, S ' ,Agate-street ; ifitte, Carlstadt Mtge rttni Stutih% Ciieup.ide ; 14 ' nom and Grind, Strand;- Peake, Newmt reel, C. , •yiadlturden; Kernntt ~` • and Ca. eroir-atvel, Loittet4er-sqaare; flagamtin,'llaymaiket ; •fig aliens', 7/, Piccadilly; Kier and Hawkins, Bond-street; Emory . Benito- 4 1feet ; Johaston, Greek-street, Soho; Knight, liort.o,Faigate ; F.aserson, East Smilvfield; Smith, Grace . tistiothlivet ; Finch. Gieentrich ; Belton, Woolwich; Bat t Chepluue s Russell. FluniPlast ; Martin, TWklicalsolit i Xaight,'lDeosi, and Pirkeriog, Wiptiout . he. It is else gold at . the ttookl elms*. ; 'ir , d by most Odious, Coefeciio2efts L Ildhrorii.s.aad Druggists, in bottle. et 2 4 . (Id. 41 . 4 !s Please• to nherrve she moves of Spyring and Marsden so 9wWrejiwri, as there are many imitations of their Acid. • • The Vreprietots reepeffilliti request the Pehlic to notice, the Golden-Crow is the ooly Login, fr,as _whence Car ri,iges see oat in all the .thing find Watering Places, aud places of fashionable and pablic mots iii the &blends. , • . • The illOg min itteetioe will he paid to enquiries et the above Coach Mikis, and every infortostion punt tufilly given relative to all pihllc Carting?, setting of frost I,nt.dos. The Proprietors are tit ansuerfible fur nay Parcel or Paeka:e above Five Kumla value, aulessVelievati Hal in thArance p accordingly. 3011 N C 11,043 mod JOHN NOR ikks Proprietors. --- Y of North ~ every Mot, BIRMINGHAM New Coitch. tidied the Crown Prime, through Stony Stratford, Lemingtou, and Warwick, every Henning of Four, and arrives the sae* Evening itt Trn... • PA ItKOATE. Chester, Stafford, and Liicheeld Poi Conehrs; every Evening. . W ORE ACK, -14,arch, Chniteris, and SR Ives New Conchi, Moodny. Wednesday. and Friday Evenings. LITCHFIELD, Tatawostb, Ilitorktey, ktherstmw, worth. and Northanstiton. new mid excellent Coach, Terreeys Thursday. and v Iltl ,mnings, at Six. CHELTENHAM New Day Coach. through reastrallt, Nurttilettch. En.Unn. :And Oxford (carries four inside nay), sets' out every Mnraisig, except Beesley, M hix..and arrives early the oust Evening at the Plough Inch Chebeihtins. • OXFORD. New Past Coach, called The 'Defiance, every Morning nt Eight. NOlt WICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and Thetford, ever y Evening at feint.. YARMOUTH, Lowestoff., Beetles, Yoxforsl. and Wood - "plc •-•-• at lyrist o'Clot k. Switzerland, the patterns ofittese goods spies tod 41d• fashioned, or at least not agreeable. Tie Slams 4lealers in those articles, therefore, obtained a .decided preferesice over. the English, with the Pe. lish ilia Macedonian buyers, end a 1 ,•% with those , *who Seihstiii lot the , consomption of Germany.—. The laltsglish, howeihr, sold alniost all their stuck for what lt would fetch, merely to clear their ware bosses, end in so doing Ihoy 'followed 01e wisest mercantile rule. There were also some verfline new English goods, and these, as well as. the best Siiss manefactures, great quantities of which hid been sent froinFrankfort to Lelpsic, were in great request, and sold by the- piece at the rate of 18 to 18 MOI:STV:S P N•l'M t lf4 r. SW A L Nrrt-A 1 - 1111'1101 4 1 •COMPaii • • ecioNv-irotraa r,f l'ailitsr. tliy oe-411tire, ro pre- Efeels of Fricllno iu Sterms4;mcbte , „ hbciiinerra Mills, Carriage' Coachro, W fi4 o ll . ' Clif6; &O. 1 i—teld of -Copper for Sidi's' ll i ottotoss • ar t Panetta?, 4o) Service. for RiggiOr. r SerOee for Cables; to preserio: p &plied Steel or I .: um nisi ; Wood or Woorfei, gnildinßr from the Dry (tat ; :Ind by the use of which the Public soveio ati cases not less . ..tn Three Hundred per Ceot. esclusive of Oaring wear te.tt, tithe and labour. . • the Patentees, it Ka. 40. Charing-cross, near the Ad• raira:tv, hoodoo; and, by their appoiotharist, al most Ship-dread bns, Printers, lionkaellera, Liisrarim, Stationers, Draggi*ts, Me- Zeitie Warchowies, Perfumers Ironoiongers Code's, Coach - 06 4 4,, • • • • , . . STATI3I4OI7ERY OF 2,003 TICKETS. ... t • ' 4114.-70 Mk DIV AWN IN ONE DAY, • • r SiNkAIOVESAIER, 1814. 2"."-• ~ : • SCHEME. •• • - 1. at .. 1816,000..... are ....cam &on .. ..... &OM 2 . 2 , k _ • 46.0 • S • - lee SOO 3,000 .: • NO. , •-• .. . 6- . 01 0 ...: , .... ..... .81 IS •., ••• . SO. • ..... • 1000 43 ., 1,000 • ' .1408 • •-. .. I‘.. ..:. ..... .. 21,000 8410Ticketu .880,030 . .. ~ groschen (29. to 29. 3dl) per all. Sereral-Chemnits houses, and particularly Becker and Helmer, did so much business that their warehouses seemed to be completely exhausted. The English were in want of Georgia cotton wool, wide% they,therefore, bought Up at Hasnburgh, and wheriver they could find any. The Saxon manufacturers found the price of the 'Macedonian and Leveed cottons very high, being obliged still to pay eighty guilders foe it, including the Austrian duties and carriage. How very much the balance of trade must be °win the whole in fa vour of England, is shown by the progressively rising course of exchange, which Isis alre.tdy got up from four rix dollars four groschen•to five , cis dollars .21 groschen. The payment of alt either is, of course, discontinued. On the other hand, the whole Continent pays for a hundred necessary acid Indispensable articles of luxury far more to Eng land, than England lays out on the Continent. To `this circumstance it must be chiefly ascribed, that colonial produce, instead of falling, as was at first expected, advanced a little,,and, in all probability, will obtain still higher prices ; but people are cantious of speculating in these articles. No branch of trade, perhaps, feels so keenly the effects of (hr war as the booksellitig. The inspection of the catalogue of this fair will ahow, that if all the ephemeral productions Of the Press were subtracted, very little indeed would remain. A Spaniard at Paris has undertaken to defend the ordinance of Ferdinand VII. prohibiting .the importation of cotton goods into Spain. He states, that during the war, every day or every night, English cotton manufactures were landed - with the connivance of the Custom-house Officers along an Immense line from Matter° to Cadmium, ' and sold far below the real value; muslins at 15 franc., per piece of nine yards, neck-handkerchiefs at eo sous; stockings at 40 sous per pair ; nankeens at 35 sons per- yard; all the towns were filled with these ,• articles. What native Manufactories eoald withstand kaechan Inundation . ? In sit months they were all raleed, and- the workmen obliged to. go into the I army. l Ati soon, as thery was no longer any cam ( petition to fear., the prices were. raised so that nio. lin- are now sold at 40 . francs, nerk.handkerchiefs l at three and &Lemon; and=nankeena at six. This fact; unsung - others,' tint be attested by two {Within! 'cf.. people,' wog certainty of sufficient im portkeee.ltyi!ldace Ferdinald to issue the decree, on -account of which the English now accuse him of in gratltude.',liad England said to Spain, " I will suppky Ares and troops to. nfitinfoin your indepetuleYbelotkillYour ports shall be opened to our man orate resi - hoilieree' j$llP men. artisans may eselloe by itrifiSpobrjtoold. - prilktbly not have sub scribed to theletoArr £t wool d. be like saying to `e. Corts ia..4leiptr : 4a go end buy it Wit (ramble t co Li .. . , • belatie telegraph: vier, Afternuos o. s. i - IPSWICH and Colchester; every Alterative as Four and • as:titers, Inniteeperi, trearti;2:l4ateg -- ittl, ...., : Milani, Colour Seven. . . AlihripS, Saddlers, qpit Shopkeepers, in the cfired Kineom, Us. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Tel e gr a p h Coach, every in • Boxes, pike Si, OIL 4U. tid. ; leis. 6d. ;Ti ..1. ; a0d , 71. Night, and Carriages : t o-AI pacts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Doses, ern+. •;,:.. .„. anti • " • , • .. ••• and Cambrideeskire. ! i'he smalle s t it* atatualns a trty sufficient to Prime - FAKEN HA M, Swafflintn.. Brandon, and Newmarket ele.. 1a r tvunr- heel rr four times, with which it Will run up gent New C•baCil, the Lard • Nelson Tuesday. Thursday, aced d wards lit SIX THO SAND MILES, ruid it veld answer to Saturday Night Pit Sit fttinfk, Sll . l/1111v al Five. 'te same ptuportion fur Al other kinds .4 work. r . • , . LYN N . Prat Coors , Tuesday, Th ursday, nail Saturday MATRIMONY. Mornings, •a Five ,i Cloak: SOU fit 4MP FON mot Lyniington elegant sew Coach, IVO Disorders base cotltributed more essentially every hlutiong (except Sunday) ut Five &Clerk. Packets I .1.11 to desc iy Hymeneal hnppinew than chase which arc the. sail ift the Ideal Wight un the arrival of the Coach. Parcels • • of taignarded pl..a , nre. Perotie of evoiy rank pay are ronieved In all pas of the !stead. • . ' • . ' 4-- its' the slid's. of •Weillac.C.Thit nitro* the eostituti•tit WINCHNSFUR. itisingstithe. and Hartford Bridge very . `"' o " 'aimed .hv disease, a reiitiate° of stability Is Melts . fait Coati', every Men •‘ at Five o'Clock. • . . y.retptisi,e TUNBRIDGE stud Taithridge Wells new and easy COMillei - y years*anye wedevated eta preen's. , tn the. e velovi% e every Moraine. • - % 4 1 4 4 ,iiikent of the mowing 4ii.t.eders, and the iiseccatial result of TUN Bit mGE w ELLS new PostCanch (carries four rook our plan gives us additliseal oribtur to oppose, as far as We or 6 only); Nary o fig h Tontwide, Seves.nalo, and Riverhead, erelY, *Me, the ravages of those complaints which are • the Illtolit Ina _ Ariefunino at row o'Clock. Sunday excepted. tut in th e c atalogue of Italian iofirmities. BURTON-Li PON -Tit ENT Past Coach, throne', Meashais t 'A tier initiation into every Irnicch,rn. Miry Sureeoiw,we limited Tw)cress, Atherfaute. Hinckley. Lutterworth.Weir.il, North- a vOsh, wat o il er ) , K an( of p r k s i. 6l , 4 .s e e t .„eue judi,i,ht,,b, aollsteas nod oonsinhle, Sunday , Wednesday , and Peda y from the ignorance of media-used tam or the equally thingerese , Moo Moo. at Six o'Clork. . • ' precipitancy if gametal praethianers. lilt ISTOL, Bath, Mellutimm, Devizes, and Illaelborsmet The disorders te tlecenreof which we have devoted our efiz, new and excellent Poet Coach (cArries four inside only), e'y •hastims fomprimegotery weirs of Venereal' infrettin ; all hied( Aft e•rrineu at Five, well lighted uod guarded throughout. it Da whesber arf front the habits of. selibut-boyaew This Conveyance Is itecoatiovertibly siperior to any is the We laidgencies of 'waterer ase_t that derangement of the sys- Wesiern Road. teug is Women which is Called W.ireenseeti ra• Sterility 1 Seminal EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Weatuetw. elven, Oliarsetima la Ike Umbra; twain, Serie- Balloon, every Morning at Seven. tdres, whether meat or of lag duration, sad which have SF.YENOAILS, Rivethead, and Bromley Conches, every t a m e & ta es hiti o f tuber ra rt nee ,...., or a is! t i er phyent im. Morning. * proved pina of treatment etecterilly and permanently cured, MAlrf INNS, Dattel. Robertsbridge, Fliinwell. and Toe- volthine tie patient inertial; the eserueekting pain and *astern bridge eupeditiou , New Coach, every Alutaing at half-part task ite: itoeeikage *hies fregiseattp ut ows th e application. of Five. the lunar caustic. In the course of nue extensive ;wadies In PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, 'eery Morning this a s e tenpaTh; atemenlial eases ar s ta t otaris , past ti ceo .a l *aga, nod gametic at Five o'Clock. 1 drißy aaderper care, the metal eradicatioo of which is effects"( PORTSMOUTH, Morndeao. Peterseeld , Godalming , Sind' by a wife, cerliti;i, and expeditious mode of cure, superior tiFi Guildford New Citaches, every Morning and &Yeah* lit kite 1 twine yet adopted. The weaker's, relaxation. sad As- 1 o'Clnek. 1 b 4,, proceeding front this Irosaplaint, are speedily r PORTSMOUTH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke , a the paha* restored to *Orbit and •tagetriai health.. of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Misminp, ',nem the, debility has fur years existed,. a proper pameiol at Eight &Clock. . iterative is tar restorative tensedlk is indisitersality - requisite( EXETER and Tanajon Coaches, every Morning and a, nivlte the antatheen* s pa rks of tif f . te a t o v io l i nis t s o w l Eveuitig. ermoitation. _ • . .i WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tatutton Coaches, every M.rn- : Nuaseteali Diseases are the resat . rif tgrAwattee .it Nide in lb. leg and Eveding. , ' I mamma of a simple dirsortrateri.. MA 4t ,not •tsrif.retplelillY hares PLYMOUTH and Falmouth, very fast and cheap Conches, as that the surds of life are pia atm soped by the indiscretion , every Morniagand Evening. i new. • It Y i laperiar asetha4 • tarn eumplalots.arel BURY and Newmarket POlll CORA, Tuesday, Thursday, ;Ailitt) cured ; iandeven, where other* kart failed, we trust that and S•tturday Mornings, at half-past Five. •i we may present* to offer a radical re-esiablisiimeet. BATH and Bristol Coaches. to Bath In Ili Rona, 'wit! Few, Wnsevet,• art the eases of complicated distress is ; dap .IforMnkat half-past Four o'Clocki rind Evening it Five. iltinoedoe,asiappared with the calamitous situation of men, : who, LEWES, Ucktield. Maresfield, and East Grit.aead Cemehois, WhoitaalMlsikence hi owilitary /bee, or the iiievaleits gaieties eters Morning at Eight &Chick. • ! e( le life,,aware that mate af,4eisikity which is the BOGNOR, and the Rocks. a Bathing Pl ace on the Sitt*e erteseauence of stroll pernicious habit'. Where the Coast, murk admired for its fine Sands , a stew Coach, every • y aeffenii. bro o ds a t e r, his u sb ec y. h ot gen itally cmeta b Morning at Six. his misfortunes, it may,he 'erne consuJatina lops hint to Items, CHICHESTER. Midlturst. and linslemere new Telegraph that'illaeogit if he as ohlect'ordoeht•l'te uneertality *tit ether Candies, every Tuesday, Thursday. aad Saturday Monsiogs, , prowtitianerstethe relativel of these deficiencies by che Readiest at Six. i progress of renovation •I. the acquiremeut at; Styr experiehre. CHICHESTER New Conch, throne' Dumont? and Pelt If the Mei of Bseelm: - vir Yetraritave* begun tostedsce Mealy yruit!., Monday, Wedneaday, and Friday Mamba', at •Scsetst iigata, 'heck fanzine : pill be premier* b*,fifs "Fly emiutev ARUNDEL New Conch. through Overton, Prtwortil. S r, action of dila liagaid state, :tad inne - , s ab &Awl difficulty , . Little Hampton, Tuesday. Thursday, Mid Saturday Morn/eget:: Seale. .-. . • at Seven. - . ____.. i • Lied WOrisenewhri have tong_ been disappointed in their ' MAIDSTONE, Malliag, tied Wrotham Coaches, eller • iota leftfitiall?; may flefilmattit;lhArlit in . 64 Wakes,' ilorniog. at Frye nod Nine o 'oo4. • , defeetkare manage, Os MalittallOtiN •t • FOLKESTONE, flythe, tilaudgute, and Ashford Gaselier" _, : leo% in the Camay are restereitt to suite the panici ' every maralog. • . • i Wit of Ihrie Mee, ages dna tadismer•af tieing. Ineltaine h Bann DOVER, Margate, Rares g ette.Deal,andtaoterbury Otte% Nog for AdeMejatn=sers and .Wta will he Survittedet o' every Morning at Six Clock, and Evening it Five. mere ,id env pet df the R Carriages always reedy for famflitie Cr parties. - ?he scereeporifielsk iv allot* to wsgerger.tokiags RS Ike BROM PTON, Choi - haat, Rochester, and 4treed Ceacheit of I 414'101"M/ulnas writi/1_ tee have presumed so ware, form the basis every description, nt itt mad Nine in the ?darning, : One at of Nei preireellatiatibillt in 60011Pigilliee4ifftiktitilitg Imbue/ Mt is Zany, anal Half-past Five In the Evening. ' tr i 'irl 4 47 n a rriew..o,., hOlOssailed.by pOent& (Mika ES t4NO, Northfleet, Sad Drictferit Candle" al t as i • elt ve with t he t gamey ones _ honour, of their 14/4X ig e in the Mondale. Oise at_ Noun, amid Fire is the Z i hatitif,' ki. , 101, .11 Caches ;stems matWa CR. . :cot thflic l / 4 4N ‘O l . 407,,,ki550.. 0-mOiro. . - rriCitETS aAod. SUARES are Riling by -111. RICIIARDSONT, GOOIILUCIK, sod CA.. C.titraror for the at their Olfiers, Bovit -build' it vs, Corniiiii,„awl facing'. tlte ineo4stelrs, Cb**l444*'‘e- MR. A. -*ILA DLitt • Middle New.str,...:, Onagh-scpuire, London, will satisfy the most -crupelota etsmeiretins to the authenticity pf Ff lime! i•f his deriving great bewail from the CORD !ALBA LM of GiI:FAD, le a 6 , WCFC di+order of the nervous...bitifius, and flatulent kind, Valli wtnrh Se had been long afflicted. Mr. E. Pierey, Melt street, Birmingham, vouches for the surviving Ate of a fientlitunn long in sideep Decline, imelag taken dye bottles .if the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength. and appetite of the yrning Man owe visible and cry materially improved t and be roatinuing the me of it n few sleeks longer, he was, with God's Itleseine, and to the great, cminfort and timoni-hment of his family and friends, restored to perfect ltenitS. Mr, B. Boothroyd, of Pontefrart. repot" of a man in that seighlinarhoolt. about the age of thirty. who had the appear ance of labearingrincler that most rbusgerous disease. the Phtillus • pahimmelis. ~r c.msinuption. lie , bad a considerable .legere of Beetle fever. profum night-sweats., expectorated mach, and Was I leaved to a wee of extreme debilit/. • Having had the best fend office ►r enuld ranter; wlettfird obtalaing relief, he had recourse Nike Cordial Bohn of (Plead g perseveriegie the *eat tosimioursihlespuptfous gradually f.taited,timi be has althiued u vigoruwi strafe of lteult4. 4mieranteot Security ,rigalust Counterfeits, besides a sawing of One Ibittle ifi Four. The Cordial Baba of Gilead is sold In j bottles. price Ils. earls; or tire %gam Is ily of four in one Fata Bottle fur 335. on Which see ids . b ottle saved, slut f , includ ed; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's same and address in ▪ the engraving, ‘• Swat. Saturnus', Liverpool," to Imitate which is felony; nod this privilege of a particular set Of plates for his Stamps low bee.. granted to Dr. Soloman. h/ favour of hli Ma. jest%'s tionourabli Centrnistioners of Stamp Duties, purposely Wescott the Public atilrwt Counterfeits : none else are imagine. beltilly Samuel Leigb,Nri. 18, Strand; Salton and Co. (late Dire, sad Sutton); New Churelkard ; Bacon and Co. No. )3). Oeftsed-street, Genitors ; Brodie and Dewdise, Salisbury ; tk, Smith. Perfatner, North Bridge, Edinburgh e Marsh:Keene, rds. 6, College grrent at 1/AViMlll'fi, No. 1, Plifli.iineflt•fleCel, gold of F Newbury and Solt, Dublin; and retail, by all 'Medicine Voider, in the United Kingdom. femme Disorders have been many years in proceeding to such a • /Jerre of jaistignaney as cannot be eradicated in A few weeks illiereforerit Win order to ~mirage steady perseverance in the nee of proper Morns that Dr. lielemon has adopird the plan of Ws Boxes, with three large Ms. Family Bottle., coatis tie quantity of Twelve at us. 'racked up safe for t he for a Five-pound Bookosote, by which 11, lila is saved; v . 0 Guide ti Ilealth." As Dr. Solomon's Practice is now beesesse o g rereat and ex tensive, that his amstael engagements requir iderab , porting of his Ogre and attendance, he expects, when consulted the (MIA compliment of Our Poond ; bet all written confer or letters of advice, nod unaccompanied with nn order for medi cine end remittance. to be mustered nt his leisure. are regnirnd • 4o melee only Half a Guinea. lir:offs may be obtained at any Pust• °Mee, payable at Livernnol, for small ittenref money, *WWI. a sere ramie of etraveyttoce.—Such letters shneld, for Safety.' they directed t—" Money Letter. Or. Suloinee. Gi • lead lion, se near Liverpool. Paid doable pottage." 4 r.1 1 betters posy be addressed to X 11. or A. B. nt.the Poet Office, rid coiled for. Perseus who In not waft to , haSe their name twos), Mire have their Bozo direleted W. Sat. to be kit Itt----ail Fulled for. , 43 4. *)• • • • •2) ,:s; i:4,t4•11."11 ' :s ii4b4 . .110 to• • • •t. ••••*1 •!.'" . • • • • ~ s r ` • .4 '~,•'~R `k ice. • • i • ..ls. ".x~, I.— THEATI.K.ILOYAL, COVIINT-GMWEN. I' BIS prooeut EVENING, Nov. 8, will he onfasrmed, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. •- . dreanid ink ? Mr. Keashlo., • 4 1 .10i , • To which will be added, '' BLUE BEARD.' ' - :;*1...fl 4 1 7"' 44 ' ,in, Tr. s Second Price Sr. 60.—Pit. Si. id. s linen . _ , s %kr ! S.—Lower Gallery. 9r. I Soma& • Filet, Ir.—Upp er geakto. 16,1 Second Price, .6d. ..... - • ~. ~±'. 4