The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-11 00:00:00

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This day was publighed, price is. on canvass and I. a case, with counters and Mous. LADI _it) GENTLEMEN learinz towns or intending to Visit Wats:rin g Pl aces . s i Id not 'ne glect taking with them the RUSSIA OIL, as it prevents the general creels the change of air or sea-bathing has in malting the hair turn different shades. and often occasions its falling oil, but by using the Itii:sia Oil it is a sure preventive. Gentle-. men should not omit applying it to the whiskers after shav ing, as it will pri•vent them tinning a reddish collier, as also grey, which too generally is the caw, occasioned by the Wet tin,{ they recci.e when shaving. • fhe RO VAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fishing, iise Russia OIL, for moistening the hair wit-os dressin:; it is su great a onurisher to the [lair,*, to prevent it turning grey to all periods; pro notes the gtowth; prevents its failing suit; and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, •have declared, after using the Ru-iia Oil re ; -ularl v for sir months, the ital.". places because acidy covered with hair; prmooteseyebrows and whiskers, and prevents them turning grey. Indies alai Gentlemen who wear false Hair will Snildihe RUSSIA OIL a valuable article to use when dressing..as it gives it a natural gloss, prevents its being di/wavered, keeps the hair soft, and residers its appearance mistral. 4 1 The Proprietor recommends Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to benefit from the ltus-ia Oil, to give it a fair trial by using it regularly for a short time, as it cannot bee:petted luteinit, the desired effect if only applied ariatervals. • The high reputation the appl ied Oil ts.is gained for preserv ing and promoting the flair, and the:great deuranstfok it, has, induced elisions perso 3 to copy the advertisement, and articles for a snizilarlsourvose, sishkk Ware not The egret ; it is particularly recumfaesded .141 efortirk the label 1 sa the outside wrapper of each bottle- is egisel-iii flu*, ink, " Slochrikul,ky and, Ittitsee,7-,auy w Joie that tare are counterfeits. • " ' Price Is. per bottle, or one bottle eontaininvfunriguill, at ** lie guiaen, of sixguiuea but dee/give pounds. Sold wholesale :Ind ret tit hr the Proprietor, A Princt. -1 a No, 9, John— Greet , Oxf or d s t reets an d, by pniutment, Mr. Smyth, Perfu:ner to his Mlest) r id , New -street; licudrie and Son,, Perfumtrs to her Msiesty, rtchborne street ; It irg, tis, Gbenride • and by most principal Per fumers or M eticine Venders in ' England ,i 1 reiand, and Scotland. Country Shopkeepers sending their Osier: to any whole sale vender tbi..) , dent with in_Loudao, Will receive liberal allowance. NEW THEORY OF THE FORMATION OF VEINS, with its Application to the Art of WORKING MINER. BY A RRAHAM fOTTI.OR WERNER, Counsellor of :he Mines of gatoll l /. Pmfenwer of Mineralogy and of the Art of work* Mines at Freyberg, &c. Translated from the (:ennan. To which is added, an Ap peodit, containing Notes illustrative of the subject. MY CHARLES ANDERSON. M. D. Fellow of the Rnsnl enlle,:e of Surgentn, Member of the Chiitrzieal Society, of the Wernerian Natural History So diet), &e, Jam rheum Mine fenestras Intrat, et angestas eitendit tontine rimai. AUL. Pcns. FLACCI SILT. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Cn. Edinburgh; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hester, London. MITE GAME of the Barris H KINGS, which, 1 by playing a few rounds, will fix in the memory the Names Order of Soweewioo, Dates, and Length of the, Reign of the Merest MONARCHS, from EGBER f to his present NI AJ EST Y. In J TRAVELS IV AFRICA, lately pub isheJ, is clotaioeti the following Account of this formidable Ani mil, stitch secos from the Arc:soots of Ndlaratists, diitwiding, :and Pravelicri, to be knoou alike in AFRICA and in ASIA : Printed for DIDIER and TERBETr, at the Juvenile Library, 75, St. James's-street. Where may he had, GAULTIER's GAME of GEOGRAPHY, with the Counter, IL 11r. 6d. GAULTIER', GAME of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, Ir. Is. ASPIN's GAME of the HISTORY of ENGLAND, for the Instroctino of Children, on Cantos and is a Case, 11. Bs. ASPIN's GA ME of the RQM ANS, ditto. Isi. GAME. of the GEO-CHRONOLOGY of EU ROPE. oo Canvas and in a Came,' Iw. (XL DRUM MOND's MUSICAL GAME, by means of which Children may readily acquire soperfect a Knowledge of the Tneory of 11'14 delightful Science, as,..hs three months, to eon bie them to receive the pract;e.il Instructions of the Master. On moves and in a case, 10r. 6d. WAUTHIER's GAME ut the PUNCIIINELLOGRA PHY of rNGLAND ii or, a new aid *mining Method of teach int Children the Geogrophy of their Coantrf. Con sistiagof *descriptive Book, a Map of England, io' etch County /9 represented by a caricature Headoind &com mix' Map of Engliod. Both - coloured :no canvas and io a case, !Us. 6d. The PUNCHINELLOGRAPHY of ENGLAND DIS SEC TED, forming a most curious and amusing Puzzle fur Children. Accimpanied by a coloured Map of - I.:ngland, and a plain Caricature Map as a Key. In a box, 13s. JOHN BULL; or, tae Good ConAitutiou. A Puzzle, with a Key, and in a Boy, 6r. A CHRONOLOGICAL MAP of the Heads of the Kings of England, from the Britops to George the Third. emit lining the most Remark able Events under each Reign, coloured ac curdiag to the different Familic., is. '('be same dimected in a labogany Box, IL sr. A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE of the HIS CORY of the ROMANS, representing at one view the •Soccessitio of the Klogs, the Commonwealth, and the Emperors, coloured, Yr. tid. " The BOAR, or DESART SNAKE, is an enorwlus " .Ifeirster, it im tooest9 t.) eighty feet long—and as thick as " a Ifesie Body Inhahitant of the Desart is not 44 re vosibis. t.iough it is not on that account the Its destruc " t/vP.• The oefatity of the BOAil is such, to it it is impas " settle to escape it. This Serpent still twist itself round an .4 Os or a Tveer, tad cnishoo,4 the noises h, its enormous •• unhewlir fut klotroltows the body of even one of these " largo Afaimals emote!!! After watch it lies for some dabs 44 conpietely motiunksi, with its holy in a state of preter " n.sturel di,tendon —rain the food be perfectly digested.-- " Two o I leaf Mealier. stationed themselves a few )ears " ago t 0..., the Road fro.a the City of NI AROCCO to TE " ROJAN f—then weir ivith youne--and about twenty *' feet teng—nix .•f then kitted—het the other pirented " Travelle3 from p going that Raul for inlay days. ' There is :to doubt th..t it was a Serpent of the BOA species winch for.so limn) d.t3s obstructed tat march of the Rumen ..laty under the gr,•at It Et ULC S, near the River Begrada, in .Ifricn —the shin of which. inco.oriag Jet in leserth, was curried to Rime ;—.uld it is believed to be of the species won the mimeos? S;rpen: called toe ANACONDA, found la the Island of CEY LON . Of whom min• h. h An k LPHABETIC AL 1.15 r of the N.lklEq of MINE RALS at present most fatnili it in the F. French, and Permian LmignageA, teeth 'fable, of Anabses. In one vol. limp. price sa. in hoards. . In a few dsys wi!l be published, handsomely printed to tiro. OBSERVATIONS oq FUNGUS HtENIA TODES, or SOFT C.V4CER, io several of the most important Organs of the 'luutan Ro,l ; containing, also. a comparative View of the structure of Fungus limmatudes and Cancer, with Cases and OiG,relioos. BY JAMI.S W.‘llo,lol', F.R S.T. urilow of the Royal Clll.lO. of ‘iurgeciir., noi4l OOP of the Surgeons of the Public i)i.peusary of Edinburgh. Illustrated by Plates. Edinburgh; Printed fnr Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Coostable, flouter, Park, and Hunter, hood OIL Of whom may be hod. by the same Author, ESSAYS on the MORBID ANATOMY of the HUM AN EYE, of which the various Marti,' appearances are illus trated by coloured linzrayings, by Meadows, Mellow!, NI oil docks, heath, &c. after Drawings by Mr. Spar. In 1 sol. royal Soo. price gls. in boards. The two %prelates, now presented to the Public- were ia January last, by sonar Iwfiun Ilan ers, in tlie I /e -arl qr Stuadebrun. w BEN(: k 1.--the yoongesi of them was Dot a tew (lisp old, and has since increased with incredible raisidity jothe size of irpn aril- of lu feet in length, and i 4 Woes to eircuatfereacr—bnt the larger- of them was user* tinaloC ft TE Nftet srhearaten. thouzht by nmny Nsturality vs lin baseele weed she*, that they will• outdone souk-cease in they 7. attain th,ll enormous balk which b stated in Teaveb--mod in Dr. Shale's Zion• Incv—in the 3cl %*.alua.e of • bkli wit be fotuid a Deseription of this stitlirising Reptile. ADMITTANCE ONE Still LIG, • From Teo o'Cloek in the Merit* toil Dag' As t`rse Animals are cortatnly not uenensoui, and are so Woks; and itstaressive that the peeper can play with them Lae a child—theseoM titttDrsun may appru.sch the eager do Weigh limy err sty co e , without the smallest &sager flt appiesetri.m. TO SE 1)11I4OSEU OF, ADiiiihtful small fural COTTAGE, car Nor. winsd, w ithinil Mlles of Livisdnet, commanding m nst bcau ; Wel vier, is obis* the ..eye isirt by the eApanding •Cntui- My ; coniptissuk a good tlfid, drawing-rnam, and ton Mier room* on the slanted Jose. fiVir best bed-rnnms, and tierce otiwr steepen . ; twin. ; a .coacn-ttote.c, • and In u-stall• sable. with , 14- pt.* .01idll, an • eacillent gal den, and gong paild.wk, all in on;;1;lete repair, nosily fano:bed with every ovotar v. but a Ira% Agana'. T e *heir, ith tier to be dlipaic:l if nn mddcrate terms, the preteut owner being In. tOjoin Atmv.. ',went; pa.t.lpoid., addressed to S. C. at Nu. 87, 'Fleet sopet, •ili.ocastroded in. BIRJTISII l'.lllil MUIVI ACTOZY, • No. 5,. BAKULCAN. CHF, AP: A : 1 11- DUItA 11 LE PAINTS FOR ov NMI: WORT. per T. per lb. ---- PO' ra Bright Green Stt, I Stelte Colour ..6d. Dark Blue .. he Dv% Ono— I . ; I load ditto. 6 Light ditto .. 9d. 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Weight, which require one Gallon of Oil to this tiseurfor N 191)14 ETON, Pocket-Book and I;lark -I. /frail Pencil Maker, to the King and Priam of Wales, at thcOrattnal Manatatiory. No. 1t?, Striod,opposite New tao k-ismi t i.. be t lent, Ser am•onienend to the Public his unp in,. BI.X PEN C I LS, whirse Puperior etoetce 11 , 11 been- gir-inore than 30 years universally acknowledged ; mil Pencils for draw in in colours (of a late invention), To dis tirsguis6 his Pencils from cneinterfeits,e he Mark w hick gra, for merly wily Misbiletno, is ;per changed to N. lliddktone and Vic directbse, ti?. Strand; lAmion, stamped on each Pencil. Anexteasive aportnieut of Pbtket-bnuki and Thread-cases, e legantly unmated in gold, silver, and plain; a complete to— sortmerirole Trarelling; Wiithig, and Dreksiog-caset tleinctis Pocket „Com:necks, •containing e ankle fur phasing aid &WWI I'ortabk 11 riting and liressing-de,ks, and notes, In mahogaty, sntin-wood, leather, /kr. ; M rat titiz-p;:pe'e, cilia rgse nit large Pelts, floe Irish and Dutch W all. kinds of Stationary 2 ' Portable a.id C.seuttiug-house letter C.opyinchlachincs. Tileie by le hich writiriA May lie expeditiously and clearly coli..cl are brought by N. Sladdkters to the almost perfection, and d..sk ; some tin to be of the greatest convenience to Huse who travel; Mart,. of a and form to mower the pupates or a complete seercioire. A taro assortment of and all ninth of tine Leder,. CORNWALVS lIRIENVAL CORDIAL, Far all Disorders of •theAitsitAcir and Saw cc., 1 . oratss- Tlox, FLA ruutacx.,-I;tooLte, Ace. It ii a Maxim iii Medicine, as well as in general more. that where the fasotain is pdtatid; the streams tl .w frau, it ceutoot be.(Age. Xs the stomach there- We is the reservoir of the body. from whence all its facul ties aro supplied octi melt:tett, the.whnle frame mast come queutls p.trtake u t its .0 re f otarltiests froth a henee e ntog of the diw.e.,••• that aftert the human body. trier their rol;:in, sad to A: retnoy al of ',tow dicrttws in their priassre pi • and coutirm-d gate 'iv tar filt VENT 1L V hiILTA ISLE CORDIAL must happil% i elfertually adNisate. Ile the must c sertrilting chOlic,a,pd pains dad.ohstrae bias of the sit - oh-Ark lend vescers, whether instnK from cold, ir..lt4cstioa, winditwii, or a putrescent %tote et the alimentary thfle, it elver. : aim& israll tßat *Min of nervous and chron c divelses *btu have their rise from irrreulhr living for an enfeebled state of the digestive powers, tacit as imra ytit-01, apilepise.d, •Isynerlod, ttod pot Itondriacal, its ef wch issionishias i.e. llstuleuries. ar spirite, t rem.' n. deiilst v. weelusess of all the. meatal and corporeal P.Ae•s that depend nu she tooeof the stomach and the ,s hole et Sae lervotti witena, its %iridesate too *Well n iu a re::eral nod outsWrows:,variet, of*hares:to admit of anv doubt. Its acti iti is not merely confuted to the removal air thc Rest priatiples of 1,, fie:B'o4 the intc;tiate visci.tittcs, and giving flteeseltratafiim to the vital juices; bat rr.,rhe• ai. b all the ettasitpLid torce.of medical eles4eoce, the diicoses theitiseive.. lit 1 4ar1, % a prioriple e anoter,oil ,medicine is nottititidsle kr any•comhination of throws i s Lie vegetable world, thrstoseeht here tioppilv unitel lb perhaps one of Inc most irk-tally Cordial, the onole lc au Necks affords. s.tld Wholesale and Retail hv Cut w anti Ct.. on the Pier! (;heath )iard, lomaluo.--Price 6.1. TO NOVEL READERS. Publi.hed by C. Chapplr, P4ll-111A11; Cr.t;lock and Joy, PaYrnoster-row ; and Newman and Cii. Leadenball-itreet. 1. UUNTON, by Charles Courtnay, Esq. 2 •uis. 9s. boards. 9. F,I.LA Si'. LAURENCE; or, thr Villageof Selwood and itc Inhabitants. By Mrs. Isa.us, 1 vola. £1 2s. hoard.. ' 3. RUINS ot•ItI(Ii)V DA ; or, tile Hornocidial Father. fly firleo Yt. Virtu..., 3 vols. I.A+. tiothuardb. 1. 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The FOUR EH Site, ditto, It. t POMONA'S FIfOLICr. or the brand Jubilee of the eitiom4led Fruit. in foug L Piarta, each Part, col. The ADV EN TURIDI of JULIA, L.p Dog to the Counts. of Alley(lieramits, 64 sl %V LEK, at HOME; sr the Long Summer Holidays. 6d. Brief HISTORY of P.NOLAND for CHILDREN uu dc feu Years of Age, 6d. The :IRAN DM 0 Ell CR.'S ALPHABET; or the Letters of the Alphabet in large Characters,. cut out and pot on PastehJard, with spelling Exercises. lea Box, 2s. 6d. The HISTORY of JAams COVEY, thebraye British Tar Ike. with Plate'. 64 INNOCENCE RESCUED from the HAND Of OP PRESSION ; the py Hap Collagen, Ai. with Plates, ea. I KENTISH LAW r ER. cut. pl. tid. THE SEAMAN'S CON FIDENCE,coI. pl. 6d. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been trio frequently the subject of just and general reprobatio u. that men, dreritate of the ele ments of the medical art, have ofered themselves as candi dates fur public patronage in the prole-sion of ph.sic. Fur the purpose of &Anglo:dice to toe result of our ;ladies and experience. Hod to prevent us from beisig classed among these empitics t whose impudent pretemions have, unfortunately for society, been too fasomrably received, we beg leave to submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of our peewits and acquiremeuts. After haring received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Mein. (,riudal and filizard, whose lectures and practices we rarebit's in truded. nu Professors mid Surgeons of the Londosa /trend:ll, we entered ourselves ac students in that justly-celebrated school for medical acquirements. the Ro.al Collegial I:din bur4h, and were instructed in the difemt branches of ' Anatomy. Surgery, the 'Weary and practice of Phssic, Che mistry, Ilidwnfrr. . Botauyi. oitc. &c. &c. by thaw emmect professor., l)rs Sfionno. tiro-gory, Black, Hamilton Dunain, mid fl...therford. He trust we shall tint be deemed pre sumptuous in saving, that our proficieucy and acquirement, are not inconsiderable. Ilasi.i for a loog .cries of years, mule certain romplaintv, and the sat - ions diseases. I) LIT Y, the particular ~I);ert of our studies and practice. it will, we hope, be allowed, that sse have acquired superior kinowleflce of their treatinesit and cure. In slight uu4 recent c Pc, infection. a perfect re estatilishment is completed in the short period of-iwo doss; and in those of the utmost hi seterney, where sailer peat-thinners base failed of success, a I•o•.pe•r per.ieserancr in our plan of tre..untrat insures to the patient a safe non radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders %bleb are the effect, of a habit long and utast unlappily pursued by th.• you'll of both sexes. there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter stir runtrimunial tdate. To such persons it mast be a crowding ret:ectims to know, that then' may aim, by a new and lot Johle mode of treatment. be re •stnred to thit greatest sit all bummi hlessen.---ss strong, AM vigorous In all cases of debility, train whatever cause arising, as well a. in every iperie& of a cer-' lain imfecti )))) we may be comultud by li:dorms either sex, with the greatest secret.. 'and 114/110Ur. limn of coa l wltatiou ni home, from tea to three, usbilrout u a iu tbe'evettr: ing till ten at night. t'attent, in the country are requested to state the particle tars of their Cll.!, age, and g dl habit (Witt/j . e r r.d 4 ioclosine a remittance for niftier and hwdiriart s lArselte; same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Tok nature that secrecy so emote:ll to our undertaking, the pto-t- . ale of letters May be added ho the hi:count fur inedicikes. Mkt CO. Servos, Nio. NI, Hatton-garden. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN. SARACEN'S lie.Al) INN, SNOW-HILL, LOIIEON. Thiebestaceommodation for Travellers—Nor.d Beds chn)Ce Lissom, and inorienite charges. The &Bowing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, Sic. set out from the liashreil•s Bend Inn, YORK and LEEDS New Pest Coaches, set nut eve's' flwn ing at half-past ire o'clock ; tie rive at lor the net day at twelve o clock. The ECLIPSE: New Flying Post Coach, that carries Four Insides only, to York. Newcpstie, Sanderlitod, and LAW burgh, by was of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamfoul, every Morning at half pad live O ' clock . Uncommnsi Cheap Travelling to Liverpool, by the New FIT- Pant Crutches, to the Angel Inn. Dale-mceet, Liver. pm 4, daily.—Leedi • and W akefield New Post Goaio, r.illed the Clothier, sets nut every Morning at Seven o'clock hr RIMS a nd CO. Leeds, STON ) Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, dad Hinningdau new Royal Mail Coach, sew mit every •evening. Coaches (rain Bustuu to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby. and 110. 'Aymara - sot, Warringtne, Kantsf :d. Straw.. and Litch field Post Coach, allied the Et peditiaa. everpevening, at five o'elasek, to the t roan Ina, Red-cross -street, Liverpool. (warded throat:hoot. Baru and BRISTOL Fly hie Post Coach**, through Chip. peuham, Cohie, and Maritpaiimgh, everv•itflertimm: ars iye at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Fasten Thoinas-street. Bristm, z.y.us uk.'malugs. Coaches •to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunt aan, Ike.. Lt:Ens new light teach, called the Rockingham, vets out every murning at eight o'clock. Carries fair insides unl Y, and qmea nsurarkably easy. with a. thfollehout. Po Nei through Stamford, Kerr:lrk, Kslllsmcsgsgu AI ferry.' bridge, to the Golden-hue, Lee& ne s t day at Anon. 5.4. withstanding the um-unman expedition of this Coach, it lint. lowed to be die ato,t agreeable and eninplete public wader s tome na the North Road, being unequalled in accotatatilitisia hy any other. KuaDAI, Lancaster, Pftstnn Kirby, Ilifrobtle. Bohan Chhrley, ()mishit*. and Garitat:c Past Coaches, every ;fie f . aomt, at four **dark. Guarded. GLa se.n w. Longtown, Gretna Green. Aetna, Dam hatiquilar Kiln, Ganutaigt, iunl all wins ad' .Scptland,Cainpertla wt. Coach, CONTI!, SpilSity; Ilattlat Hull, Grialishy. ham', Stilton:and luntioiliisa f•iarly, sets olf every slllenei4n. MA N::11LS I Ell, SDStkitOet, stzletlesteld, Wil i n i an vi . cleans, Newcastle, and .11 olverhamPl i :Pacr OK its every afterthion. Guarded. . •• Can i.tsLir. Pewrithasrl' Whipshaelen.- ‘ll with four horses and a guard all toe vv. .Passes tlrr • • t Brunch, Appleby., Gretabridge," 1111`11nottd, Catterk Itorouglibridge, Wetherhy, AbkrerS4,-Ontwastwr, midi; -r ' • d am n (the Deltie.t wax by righters milK). Sets oat !walk d a Morning, and performs the journey with the greatestfacitity. i Passenger. dilained on the rinitlthy buiine-1 t or plea-nig, have the peculiar Advantage of Heir Slats Delimit , seeddlidlfu the next Coach (myth Capacitate!' • 1 iitp•t• el It I ID. e Wai:all, Walrerhatopinn, K:d,deraiinster, Stoorhridre, ;aid [ladles Coach; every evening. SU NUNN LA ND Stucktms,.. and Yarns l eg w Collet oasi - • morning, to the (ieorge gnu , tunderlarid. t You, News:tole. and Etlinburg,h new Coach, performed with a tinned througenut, sets 'nut every monSing at mien o'clock, by way of !remark, &Win% ? caster, Darlingtun, Nortkalleiton,lhuirtor, ;11,,i•poth, and Berwick. Parreagers find iug themselves fat iguedTr. 't he lehgth or the journey, may rest what time they pkwie, and then proceed na withtfalt any additional fare. William Clark, !Mach Swan. Gamy-street, ,)murk, runs Coaches to Suoderiaad, Bull, Scarborough, Whitby, and tither places. - • -•• , : Ev Wren, Plymoinh. Falmouth, Dartmouth. IVeymoulh, clorchcster, and salisbary Balloon Coaches, s avers moping at four o'clock, with a Guard, through Iloniton, kaintater, Bridport, BlandMrd. Rastnetoke. and lingshot, . Hcavroan. 11 . ;ire, 41tocidevdua, and Cliesitant Conch, every morning. Sum cwsnuar, Wellington, and filtidball Post Catch, tie Royal Charlotte every aftersomo. at fi ve o'clock. Guarded. SoarriFLD 1:11(1 4 tothe7liausymt Coach, culled the Rock inemin, every morning. Meteury Hist Coach, with a Guard, sets out every afternoon, and reache. Birmingham next day nt noon. Pas-es by Oxford., Etsotio . „ and Slupstone, to the Sa raceti's-liend. Boit-street , Birmingham. IlitAceNirintir Uxbridge . Denham and Redhill new rod Coach, every 9 azterusion, by Richard Watts. ail Co. Nelkthcave, Howdeo, Thorne, and Onnc.i:ter Post Coach, evety Morning at seven o'clock, to the Bull and San tun. Myttin.gate. TOTIAN H • aIL and 1411:100011 Coach, daily, at half pmt ten, half past two, half past four, aild half pas: seven o'clock. W• x Br►a cn, Pomfret. n.-w Post Coach, celled the Merry Wakefield, to the Stitt out Arms, Wakefield. N. B. Heavy Weights of Wegner. Goods, Ike. conveyed by the under-faentloacd Waggues: To Dist. Retried, ltuak.my, /tory, :LW all rim of suf. folk, every Monday. • Eznyca. Plymouth, mid Falipouth Fly Waggons, daily, cam mg goods nod puernfirr,, a 3 u.sitai, to al i art, of the Weil of Et:eland. . • . Man a. atut . qa G ft, Newbury. and R end inc t every Tue s d a y. soqgu:sstrrua, Winchesec. Lyndhurst, Lyn,- i nti m! i 0 61, 1 4,4c1,,iitii, Rol%vro..d, FOrliothrittge, Witnliern, • Poolt.lltle of %bigot, Jer!...., rut.i tittenael 'l l l agrons drill. Suites:6v, Ilatupicot, and Twick wham. twice.,-week. 'Ca a a noes re Ot, A itiltgdUll v ind i ti#44, :Pftie Li meg wer k„ e 0 v NI , mtue.ter, Alt6fuird*, • mid Attou Coach, Assery • eotillbae ifs " • • .vx d a t ot.c..l.ver•-Acton, , yes, and II [Bendel Cart, twice o-week. • * • • • .Vim. .gouNTAIN -awl C.. y acquaint their Friend.'mid the Ptabltc, flint theyl:rrbe accostitahle fist any Parcel or bit gap., ,NC. of nsone than Five Pomo:is value, 1K p odjaulewentered as such, :ma =tr . accor./.. iagly at tkill.tarneata Head lied, Snow-kW. • • TRAVELS IN THE BOUTti OF FRANCE. -44 11. This Day was published, ft - The In one elegant Valuate, Quarto, Price sel ss. ditto., TRAVELS in ,the SOUTH of FRANCE, 6 6 % and in the INTERIOR of ilse PROV ISCLS of ki. l ; PROVENCE. LANOUEUOC, and the LI NIOSIN, Ist a and 64 route never before performed; being a oug th e Hants of the Tne Loire. the bere, and the Garoare, through we greater part p r , atet of their reapeetive Cour:es. Tne ' Made, by Permission of the French Government, in the plain b Summer of the Yeah, I:407 and DOI. • The By Lieutenant-tsobotel PINKN 4 Y. The Th.. Published by T. Purdlv and SIM. No. 1, Ilmernover-row. pn, I • • • 1. 1. 1 • 1 ~i ;,, lii * •1