The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

'_'"'~., . , ~,. - . : - •r , T!I kT . RE ROYAL, COVENT-OA ROES. .E'VE'NING, Noseinbli ~i l lbeacted.ATiakerrerti s :Co meh .o f • AS .YOU LIKE IT, • Mr. C: ICRINHLE; Adam,. Mr. MURRAY; , e r. FAWCRIik; Rosaliud; NW. H. RUIN- Mem 6014T0N Flambe, MiattEtlNV4Ck; t m c, igrs. C. KEMBLP... AM V. a Maswieletlillental t.4he Piet*. ,ixtit time twith sew the Grand itibtorPEßeic Painomi , .. i,OOO2lrS PUBLISHED Tills D,l7'.'' -i.....- - , This Day were published, • , • . I. nOe volume ovum price lb. is bads*, a _ ASIONA L TR,ACTS - ratithe to' th e WAR between GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCS I writ ten and pulitidil* a 4 dilterent periods, fig ir 2; year 1413:' inducts:lg brief OloOrratiooa on th e AD to kb A - 4 JESTir, pampered by EARL GREY S nitha linen of Lems, 1810." OR, r °s,, (tahe r er .e), 516.3 ;OTT; c:111111)alk/ee r VOIthLLI rixt Umb:i. I litm)lorrow 0ven, 1,4' 41411 ) lairy lbe Etj • Price w" G O Wit kG'S coTOR floic rendered The•cr VW rf ' Y d V s ito, fowl , soi.feer Dgets!!.l sort, w easY'r l "hich Ike o te tatia dl liealt i o rite .*F' shrile i awl OA chehA tl . nted Ale Ri der N. B, t, verp Bowl Om Igo other ...........---_ -. .. Cr a &Acrid blaming of the Vert of. SUN DEk.,..t lii i , itißut ider laa d ATil _ ibu i d . b m, h a den at Pr,der ' s, the 'George i d,, te eiiit, the I:th ilay of November, IWO, to take into con eidetaties the i irdpriety ilf a...venting to, or opposing a Bill toPoliamentt uuroduyed by the Right Hon. George ;wed, 44 A Bill to iocrease the uutuber of persous to ' k b e ;diethe Sea Servic.,," THOMAS HORN, ~inEsq the Chair. wired unanimously, That the clauses of the intended Bill, on bieg . every ship, before the proceeds to Sea, to be fur led with a certain number of Apprentices, according to the f ie, arc impracticable, and that the same, if pawed into a of tke ,rill peculiarly fetter and impede the nayigatieo pod ss.vierlawl . bit the Ship-Qwoers.of this Port are at all timer solicitous offure Approntkei for the Sea Service, and it is with ex difficulty they can be obtaine d at exorbitant wages and s kr preni u ms, and that smelt exialiniog elegises wit ev id en tl 1 peie e l l to iscrease Rich - wors, wheo boys are t acquainted with nteimport, and know the %tricot waits of ilk:l i r/weer. /fit the operation of such claiseront oily liu Mel great ntnions on the Ship-Owner to procure App co, bit as. *ergot of such esertioos &Wig, dorrl+ro i n f a e sort ifi ca . h a s at weinglOs preperty liy In ate . , enable talk he fixated. . ..... - That a copy of these lons be tralemitted to the hfein. ben for the County and City of Dedtana h to Geirge Rubi EA. Goliector of the C olons for diet Porto( Siiiterlamil a be.eublolion in the Statelier" Motenag Lou, Cosner, p r i,vnicial Newt iPers• at That s of that "getting be ;Wee to ltie Chahar Th for ifs p the ayer conduct in the Chair. TS9MAS litOjt_NSAllicelft. ~ - chit Day wimpu._. __Althea . Dedicated (by permission) cis his Royal .1i .of K thT. ASCRIPTURAL EDUCATION the GLORY of ENOCAND : being a Defence of the LANCAS TRIAN PLAN of EDVC.ATION, arid the aust.s.sow" STY, in anscrertolike LAIC Publicatioss of the Rec..C, DAY.. olilsor, Archdeacon a tinriatri, the Rey. Dr. WOilDeltilitTil, the Nev. Dr. Sri's' • JOSEPTI vox. I•'- 1614 by ;link, Paryy, and Kiagsburys ; ,J. and lad!, Comfit!! ; Longman and Co. roc # lay all for BeiniesdLees in Rath t and .1. Mitch" giccesside. ROSANOI ON THE BULLION RNPORT. .; I This Day were pubilibego Price 41 . itipaACTICA:b OBSERVATIONS REPORT•OF THE RULLION CONNIITTRE. lky CHARLES ROSANQUET, Rs". , for J. Richardson, ti, Cambia, nppousite the 1 0 1 61 Where shay be had, lately issigisbed, THE REAL CAUSE of the DKPRERIATION of the NATIONAL CURRENCY esplatised, and the Remedy sarreilett. This (*lib a Portrait of Ida MAJMOIFP,Oies 4,1 COUNT o f b. litatWi' the u tim Me, _ roe •edartoss6aSt faUsk.dissAi • e an' awn r. • Collectedby A winy, • The Wife of a Na al OMeWO Printed for LONGMAN, MU11;1114 JIM ORMIE, DAWN. Paternoster-row, • Where Scasc 'OCR s arc required 44ml me their Copies • SIMMONS, TAILOR, and mttrrAgtr EQUIPIdENT REPOSITORIES, No. 8, &mad, ass Craveostreet, aid at 481, opposite Northashetioari oVrEeo leave to vetoes his most grateful *asks to the ob.. kat for their permasseat sippers; and the toothsome Oskar vows convinces him that they have proved his hle- Inish auti Workmanship, and art to Fittiniktagether with his degof Taste and Fashion. • Wits' Riding Dresses; yoaqg Gentlemen's Hussar ditto, bsafriatmed and plain; Servants' Liveries; Leather Breeches, ht. Etc.—Crtattemen on joini their respective Regiments. or tdigatinsad,completely egotist, as ordered by the Commander isCat4 Fist and West India Orders duly executed at the following or Teruo: — Suit of handsome •Reginsentals, best quality £lO 10 Q 8 18 6 Naval Uniforms, ditto - *ether clout Coats, British Wool - 3 13 6 Best Superfine Black or Blue ditto, Spanish Wool - 414 6 Gemlernen mny also be accommodated with Clothe, on Con- Wt. saving from 40 to 50 per cent. Three Snits of Clothes per year, best quality £lB 0 0 Four Suits ditto • 44 *0 0 .• Five Slits ditto - 99 10 0 - .35 0 0 wiU be pultlehed, • Handsomely prlatil'our Volumes octavo, price XS 21. in boards, priiE GLEANER • being a Series of Periodi,-- .1 cal ESSAYS. selected and arranged from Papers not included in the last Edition of the British Essayists. With an Introduction and Net By NATHAN DRAKE. Id. D. ' Author of." Literary Hours," and of " Essays on Perils( Literature." London 3 Printed for Sunal4, Evaace, and Co. Stationed' court and Robert Bald wig, ..Paternoster-row. THE GLEANER, piloted uniform with the Octavo Editions of the Spectator, Tatter , and Golardlitn, will contain the best Essays of the be st periodic:ll Papen, .wbieh, exclu ive of those printed in.the British Eons iws s bate been pub lished in this country to the Year 1797. They will be accost panted by Tables of Contents, Indiyes, and Ttnnslatike of she Mottues. There will be brew large Paper Copies, prica3l. 4s. boards. Snits ditto With every other Article proportionably low. A Snit of (Bother at Sic Ilour's Notice. TVs obliphcci, rr HE MEDICAL MONITOR. PAST I. Containiug OBSERVATIONS on the ' . EFPECTS of EARLY DISSIPATION. In which the most destructive , and most proudest species of Junvillo P • is iuvestis • - • " with an tide' Author's The Public are informed, the Business of the TAYLOR'S COMPANY Is removed to 101, Pall Mall, from 22, George- Meet, Adelphi. THE TAILORS COMPANY'S PRICES fat Cl.O 1'1)I8, for the year 1840. PRICES. Red Saperfine Clods Coat - - .et 4 I) Raincoats - -16 s. to I 0 0 SIX ditto - - 1 5 0 Doable R ers eymere Breeches - 1 15 0 Manchester Fancy Cord ditto • - - 1 0 ditto - - - - - 2 4 dulkeen Pantaloons - 1 0 0 8 9edne Cloth or Kerserneve ditto - 2 0 olledine Cloth Great Coat (plain) - 5 5 0 , Pair of Superfine Doe Skia Breeches - 2 14 0 sUltl i contracted for by the Year, and the Old Ooes to be returned. etiSoilt per Year sel9l, :rye Snits per y 33 10 0 ear afit9 0 0 " 160 - 24 0 0 Sit ditto - LIV k;S. A Sit of Livery - - - - 5 5 0 Niel Jacket and Waistcoat - ° b 5 0 A Box Coat . • - L us i t h ia d n i O th veral , 1 1 ,2 6 0 0 PRICES OF RECOLENTAL AND NAVAL UNIFORMS. A Regimental Coat - . 06 18 0 0 0 Ditto Waistcoat , - Ditto Pair of Breeches - - I 11 6 Regimental Superfine Great Coat - - b 13 6 Dino British Wool - - - - 4 14 6 Uterine Cloth Overalls - - - 3 0 11 of Doe Skin Pantaloons - 3 0 0 ho Priieof Lamb SkM Breeches - 3 0 0 Gentlemen may cuntrackfur Coats oil the same principle : • TiW,Coah per year Xl5 0 0 I Si: Coats per year 'CV 0 0 dhto - 01 The Business beim conducted wholly on t he principle of Readyl Mimes , excepting those Gentlemen w ho contract, the r°Peletors take this opportunity of infurnilug those Geolk hes their Bill will be sent is half nearly, sod the Clashes !hitt veto be returned brought bael. Naval old Minn „ "Iken will Mod a smusieterable advantage to nephying to Ott lisbment fur their Uniform, or other Articles Oren. Retinterval Oriels are particularly attended to. Gentlemen we Wormed, th a t by a ddressiug n line (post paid) to the Gala ti?* Office SS. George-street, Adelphl, they will be di. eat -6"11° measure thenselver, sts t o tit the ewe as if they ecru present. a Likesi t e t o b e h a d n t the O ffi ce, Ben's Patent Packet °'nl/4, which Canuot be lost or picked out of the potket. The P u ma, -*,•••• ale requested to observe. thtd orders sde re teired "` " 9 •1 2 , George-street. Adel phi only, aod that the r T lOl De fine's are trim aloe in the Morting ' lMl ad in the I Debelleller - Y , tßilili n 4d ; - knalk . hope , that lb& ik 'founded on long c&perience, and su ed by olv.. ' i mithorltier, natty give a cheek to easive' in the Hanson Race, which appetite Inaking rapid AA es to its total extinction . The whole: i %wilco with friendly medital admonitions to Youth el both Sexes, and instructions how-to preserve a good, invigorate &eeble, and repair.ashattrored Coestitution. . . y F. SENATE, M.D. Lotidon: published by the Author t and wild by Sherwood and Co. ?Or Paternoster-row; Parsons and Son, 166, Fleet , street 4 nod all other Boolmellers.—Price U. in hoard.. ------:-=' , A.DVICE.—Whon Men of infucatuin anti pro. fessional skill use peneveriag medeairours to discover the tofe and effectual method of Keating a few prevailing Discaies, the successful molt of their experience 6 the best , propf of superiority. l arly edu- Mesta. GOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being r eg u rated and initiated into every branch of Ilse profession, (cereal gates. of whir:, from different hospitals, and testimonials Dora the most eminent Pbssicittos, they have to convince easy Ea quirer), were induced to make the cure of the. folloissigg Di-. seasev the object of their particular study; viz. a CRRTAIN DISORDER, frequently contracted in a neentesit of intf.sics. tines and its ebacominuns, STRICTURES nod (MEET& as also DEBILITY, whether arline from Baccluenatiari inelul moces.long residence in warm climates, or n SECRET 501.1 4 TAR Y VICE, too oftesi unhappily pursued by the Youth of both sexes I in the one it will be l'ou:A the ranee of STERI LITY or BARRENN ESS, and in the other arcane° et mu oerous train of nervous diseases, Which. if not tinsely remedied, terminate in IMPOTENCE und CONSUMPTION. • •-, The result of a long and es tenvive practice has enabled them, by si - itiperter /method, to effectually remove those disorders, however invelmate or complicated, without subjeethat th pa- tient to the leortlettraint in diet or exercise ; and Si ili VENEREAL CASES, Whore an early applitation is made, after discovery of the infection, theN pledge themselyes to per -1 forest n care in the *hallowed of two dap. The unpreeedialed 11Kens di their mode of treatises is the cure of the aboonedmpisists ( which has never been karma to full in ale nualinkslbg:Xvelve yeats practice, &Hog which period mug jpoppai if, have torn cared, even after vpreread roam maims had hien : B4l4prd by other prima , Down Oketuftet), induces Meson Gms and Co. to Slut pub icht Ake iiiiirilayire. They utay he to by eitherient. xlseilybalZewor by letter, with inviolable ateseq, deli ca Alamal la the Onentryb•larladara Nat Vow are requested 10 simedle partienktra eatlteit code, age, and steamier a living, sd_ttde and medicine will helot wa rded to an y p utt of the m. ' . I. pus turd CO. 1% ilaaveiiimilect, Fkoi-sevet. • - - '.4 -. - -- ~ , ..` 7l " Nor_RIMR 28 E 1810. - air , LOXD . STATE 1 4 0TTER,Y, . TO I I DRAWN 18TH NEXT EXIBRUARY. ALL IN ONE DAY. SeNEME. • 4 Prises of AlO.OOO are .£BO.OOO 11 1 lOOO 20 t 2,400 ' 144 lI,EOO . - . 7 ;'I ,• 7 , 06ti tintrd , YARI'7II6; Coarb... _ and Ipswich . , fiesday,• Friday, bed Sunday is_ -. rive AL CON Coach, •throegh Odihsai, Hurtle; Row; chic. Moo: " pos illi csac W il edneg N ZE i l i l h a reag L, y, P rin l b iT ll K W r igwa rt u T Y , H M Gn , 6 l7sti fo lagi rd L . l s an T t T d L a t ogainiag ° H 'C A l" MP k :li . . o oo4... day, Thursday % and Saturday Mornings at Sit. . B(RMlNtiHAlrlTelegraph Comb, every Morningst Eights BRIGHTON Royal Coacb, throuu Sutton, Legate, Craw - ky,_and Cuckfleld, every Morning at Seven. - BROM PION. CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Coach (the Ste SIONRY Sins), daily, al 2 o'Clock. CHESTER and PARKGAef E Telegraph Coach, thrash Walsall, Four Creases, Ivetsey Bank, Newport, Tomlin, and. Wkiteharch, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday filemOldjo4llla CAMBRIDGE Lotto NuasoN Coach, Monday, Irettaes day, rug Friday Mornings at Five. CAMBRIDGE oyston and Union a iniforit, Coach (late Old Cambridge), , through every Morning at half past ,* Seven, e t Sunday. ,_;:e t shil BR DUE light Telegraph Coach( in 7 hours), through Ware and ,Barkway, every Morning at Eight o'Clock, except Samlav, swim& only Four honk. • CAMBRIDGE Peet Coach, through Ware, Barkway, and Foolnlire, Monday, Wednesday; and Friday AfternoneatFour. CANTERBURY . , MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CHAT HAM, ROCHESTER, aid STROOD Coaches, every Korn log and Evening.—N. B. Extra Coaches at any Hour. CHATHAM, ROCRESTER.aad GRAY ESEN D Coaches, fear Olivia day. DEAL New. and Expeditioas light Telegraph Coach, with 4.-Gatastatil e -Ueda DOVER atl aa riAt u Oa ' t e tthre. every blowing the,. *id Eveidagoillis. EDINBURGH sad NEWCASTLE HIGHrLYRR Past .Cssark, through Messick, Berwiek, Durham, Darlington, and Korthallertne, every, Morning at half-past Six. FAK EN H AM-Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Swathe's, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at ou'o'Clork. FAN ERSILAM new Light Coach, every Morning at Eight. GOSPORT Coach (the Blue), througli Staines, lingshot,", Faraliam, Alton, West Mesa, and Farehad, Morningi at half past Four. HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at balf. past Six. HULL RODNEY Coach, by Way of Doncaster. Thorn, mid North Cave. This Coach is particalarly expeditious, per *lvan the journey in Sh hours. It travels the pleasantest Mad, and will be fouod the best conveyance to Hut. —N. B. Ik avoids the extremely dangerous passage of the Humb Strut er. IPSWICII and C OLCHESTER„combats tbro_u _.gh ford St. Mary, Witham, Kelvedun,' Chehisford, toga:tame, awl Rumford, every Morning and Evening. LEEDS ranches every Morning at half past Six, asSl After moil at Four. INNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Xewmarket,Strat set Folgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, aid Friday Mattoon at Four. LYNN and ELY Coach (the Loan Nci3ON), through Cambridge, Monde , Wednesday, and Friday M ornin g s at 5. LIVERPOOL Coaches. every A ft mono. LEIP EST Ee and NORTHAMPTON -Telegraph Coach, Nrowli Newport -Pagnell, Woithara, Duastable,•and St. Al )01N- every A Ramon. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wi gan, Preetoa, Kendal, Penrith, and Whitehaven, every After boob at•half pat Two. . LIN COL IF had NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Mein lug and Aftertillia• • - M ARO ATE aad RAMSGATE Coaches, every Miming at 5 and Evening at 6 MANCHESTER -light Telegraph roach, through Leires ter, Derby, Ashborms, Leek, mid Macclesfield, every After ncnn at half joist 9. The Pualic Attention is particularly re quested to this Cowen, as it is the Oligiaal Coach established for carrying FOUR, IN/SIDES only ; it is on the last highly improved Construction for ~Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked throughout•in the best pos sible Style. 'stied9lE WOASTI.E, 6UNDESIA NH, and SHIEtOS new expeMnous light Car (the Ecatess), through Stockton Food Y AM, carries eel; 4 ledges, and is lighted wed guarded, . ,eats rat every Afternoon at 4. • NORWICH Expedition Coach,through Hoekerill, Bourn bridge, N e weutrket. Thetford, aid Wyeassadkats. every After moo at ilalf past 9. OXFORD and W OODS Y OCK Light Coach (the Es au-' ism) Monday, Wedoenday. and Friday Moritiags at 8, through Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth. PORTSfitOUTH Coach, every Morning at. Half-past 4, and Evening at?. • , . STAM FORD COMiklthroagligertford, Baldock, Biggles wade and Stilton, every Monist al OW-VIA Sit- SUNDERLAND, YARM,and9TOCKTON Coach, every Mi;ining at half-past six. • WORT N(:aod HORSHAM' Acco st onaTto Coach, every Morning at Six, and Evening at mid New Light EoLea ur -liiide Coach, Eveuingsat 8, through Epsom, Dorkaig, .taerbead add Fiaien. YORK HIGHILitza Coach, every Morning half-past 6, through Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge , at which Plates itmeetstbe variousikaieh Coaches to Leeds, She ffi eld, ' Oahu, Huddersield, Harmwgate, Carlisle, and all the other Tewns of the North. The Guard and Coach go 11=lawithout changing,and only Four Coachmen. Passen gers hooked through, and wishing to stop on tile Road, may protieeilvext Day, without any Additioual Fare. • YORK new itad cormainlissurEight Coach tthe EC LI PS E), dkrrying only FUCK ;asides, sets out every , Afternoon at 4, and travels with the greatest Celerity. The Guard nail Coach all 'through to YOU without ehanglog. and only Four Ccielimeti. • W. J. ROBERTS and Co. Piorietors, Who will not he accountable for any Glass, China, Plate,. Watchel, Cash, Rank-Notes, Rills, or Jewels, however sands the Value nor for day other Article, of mor e than 51. Value, if beta? damaged, uplms . specified and paid for as mai 'llea delivered at their OMta to-frown, or to -their Agents Wise 'Country: From the CROSS KEYS, WOOD-STREET, %Cairo to Go *at We of Wight, Perts , nouth, and rurtsea. .„ • ~ '...% •r ' ....7 , • ..• . . 7 '?'. ' ;" ..• - \ I . . ' . I? 6' -...• ...... .•. .. .. .... _ . . • ... ~.03 ..5..„.-4.. ~.-.., . . • , • . . • ... . . t_t: . ~.. , . ...,....,,,..... . • . r • , . .. . „.. • . .... .. , . -3.).i.t .•.. . . , . • ~., ..:, • • ,'• ‘ i 7 t ; • . ... 4.. , X I : , ',AI . 1 1 . ! i 1 i ,•I 1 . ' .i •' . \ . ' A Z 4 , . . L • \ . , PRICE WILLIA NI U. MOUNTAIN, SA •H EA D-LN N. Seow-h ill, Loedon,..-Tise ligli . modation for Travellers, good Beds, elmike Lisphielsraws demte charges. The foilowingP:M Canelies, Mall Caliche% &V Wilk from the Saracen 's Head Ina, Soow-hill : s ' WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Easier, Plytaantb, fitaitath, Datiatoath, and einlisbury, New Poo Coach, every 244niag at Font o s cine*, wfth a Guard through Bonitos, Attalla - ter, i Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, nod BagsboL BOSTON, Studding. Pets:thorough, &dial, and Hunting tali New Royal Mail Coach, sets oistevery Eft:Mag.—Coaches 'Boston to Spllvby, Loath, Grimsby, and Hall. VEXPOOL. Waftiatton. linatsford, Stone, mai Litels lleld Pest Coack. called the Espsatisa. eviiry Eyeshot sil Five tiClock, to- the Angel Inn, Oaleotreet, .I.iverpoid.--. Gime/4 throughout. .„ • BATH and BRISTOL lying Post-Coaches, through Jitippenhaas, Caine, nod Mai °ugh, every Attertaions -se riie at Mr. May's, the dreyhotio lan, Bath, and the Loadoh Tavern, nwww•-street, Bristol, neat Monoug.. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tatettoa, Ike.' severs f~ lisi kies ltiivtearzatritte jr and tiny, with is Guard theagghout. Pirlifli dwaitgli Stainfoed; ei(ark, Beetled, Dom:aster, _neat -Ferry -11 ge, to the Golden Lisa,- Laetk, sent Day al Rosa. Ma ri • theencommint f(xpeditina of WI Cesen, it is &Beset% to the most s#reable and cottiplete ' Public Con- ' 'train ow the-North Itaittl, being unequalled in Attotimaida- Roo by any ether. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preelos, Kieby•Loasdale s Bolton, Chirkty, Otaskirk, and Garsuuti Past Coaches, every After owe, at rive o'Clock.--thutrited. ' GBIAWW, Letigtown, Cretan-Grew, Annan, Dumfries, "Bmwehill, Thornhill, S•••ispihar-ii do, Coninock, King well, -mod all Parts of seMlind, cankperdown Coach, Daily. 'CORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Cameo, perf o rmed, Atli a Guard throoehout, lets out ' every Morning at Half-past Slit ci Clock, by way of Newark, Hetfunis Tadcaster, Darling- , ton, Northallertim, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pawn- I gjers finding thetuselyes fatigted hum the length of the journey, may gest what tiftie they please, nod then proceed oa without • wy additional Fure. J. Ci, a aa, the Black Swan, Coney-street, ,'ark, runs Coaches to Suadeelaud, Mall, Scarborough, W hit ),), , and other Places. SR E FFI ELI) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock - foghorn, every Moraine. SOU'T'HAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, pad Altos • Crouch, every Evening, Bi Min NClil AM Mercury Past Conch, srkh a camas hell oat every Afternood, and reaches Birmingham next Day at Noon. Paves by Orford, Ewes and Shipstoue to the Sara ' cen's•Head, Bell-street Hirmingt:ant. HULL, Northcave, ffowden, Thorn sad Doncaster Past Coaeh,every Morniug at Seven o'Clock , to the Bull and Sun Pin, Mytoit-gate, Hall. HERTFORD, Ware, Moddesdoo, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Uthridge, Denham, nod Redhill, Dew Post Coach, every Afternoon. TOTTENHAM and Edinooton Coach, Daily, at Half-past - Teo, Half-past Two, Half-past Four, and Half-pasctieven. MANCHESTERWimsIow, Congleton,Newcastle.Walsall, glad Wolverhampton Post Conch every Afterwoo.—Guarded. CARLISLE, Peurith, and t 'Qhitehaven Pyst Coach, goes 'with Four Horses and a Guard all the Way. Passes through , ' Brongh, Appleby, Greatahridee, Rielitantid, Catterick, Ha -1 trasgbbridge, Wlttherhy, Alsetfard, Doncaster and Graritham (the nearest Way by Eighteen Miler). Sets olit ' every Morning, and reforms the Jamey with the greatest facility. Pastimes detained on the Itoad by Business, or Pleasure, have the peat. liar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the neat Coach. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Suoiderlaad, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, outlet 4 bwlde i iiii i t, every E. at Fore o'clock, by way of Done:tan- . ......1a......, Sint tIVALASW.Shoefoost; arid , w'Coacli "trey aisiotn, to the George lan, kook:land. • BURL: WSBURY. Weßiagtoo, and Sbilrisall Post Coarbs'lhit Royal Charlotte, every Evening nt Five olCiack,--Gannied. 'to DIM, Beflia, Bungay,. Bury, and all parts of Solo*, every Mooday. ....... • 4 f-:I I, %. 1. • .!, i .. . MARLBOROUGH, Newbury. aad Reading, every Tnesday. W 0 RCILS'V lt, *Kidderminster. Hereford. Carmarthen, Breeknock, acid all Parts of South Wales, Hershaft', aid Wy combe, every Saturday. Gilt PICESTE It, Abingdon, and Henley, Timer a.Weeit. SOIJTHASIP FON, Winch ester, Ramsey, Lyadhurst, Ly mingtoo, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordinghridge, Wimborn, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons, Daily. Exy,TER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggons, Dail Y. .earrying Goods and Passcoger , as usual, to all - Parts of the ,West or }NOR''''. -- BUN BURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. UXBRIDGE, lver, Acton, Southall, Hayes, and Hilliag , don Cart, Twice a Week. • WILLIAU B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will uot be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pmwis Value. it hat or damaged, unit:neutered as such, and paid for accordingly" at the SAraceies tlear l Jan. L I'EILVOUS FatiIEILL GILL'S N k:ILVOUS CORDIAL DROPS have been the happy means of restoring thousands from the following Disor ders: Lwnees and Nervous Affections, Consumptions, ilyp o chondriaisai_, Hysterics, Spasms, Palsy, A poplesy, Loss of Appetite, Bilioto Complaints, Convandiuts, mat lite attending Pregnancy pro ceediug trum a disordered stale of • the Stomach, and Indigestion accompanied by Sick Ilmul-tichs, Heart-burns, &c. 49. c. St —A u fter a very had time in Childbed, I was so reduced as not to be able to turn myself in bed; with this extreme weak ness there was found a roust alarming. nervous 'weakness ; 1 felt a constant lowness and sinking, and sometimes illy heart would seem as though it would stand still, when I was obliged to spring up and gasp for breath. In this dreaclfhl situltion friend brought me a bottle of your FOl'H ERG L L'S NE R VOUS CORDIAL DROPS; in a few days I was able to. tarn ankh - in bed, and by persisting in its use, I have com pletely recovered, and be etsable to stickle say clitid. Sir, your humble Servant, • Deptfarfa Nov. 11, 11309. MARY HOLMSS. tisildwilolesale and retal at Mr. Butler's, Cheopside, corner of Paternottter-row ; Clark, 269 , Boroughs Bacon, 150, Oat. ford-street, London; Smith, Murray, Woburn, and Cargill, Edinburgh; Newbury, Dublin; Treirman, Exeter; Cocks worthy and floxland, Plymouth; Bihiuge nod Gregson, Li verpool; Stains and L%ncb, Manchester; Peck and loos`, Hull Crut well, Biwa, and Wright, Bath; Brown, Bristol; Gre gory, Brighton; and Knott 'nod Lloyd, Birmingham; and most Cotatry Medicine Venders, in Bottles at Is. 6d. and Ils. each. ' MINER.A.L FALEUti, Dentist, of Woburn-place, Rumen-square, begs leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry, who may have occasion fur the exercise of his talents, that he may be consulted at all times, between the hour, of ten o'Cluck in the morning, and five in CaeAfternoon. A large partioit of the caminuoity being Mcrae refi .ved :0141 bellriiiegi by Artifirill Teeth, coestructel m Mr. Flame, from Mineral Preparation, he is always esiabifdolirough toe liberality of his Irteeds, to i give such references, a. to their efficacy and darahility, as eau not fail suchfail psirsobsiviint,4uiseat4isefitairatdorvYamitowtlu_awieki inwhdon; guritiy have occasion ierAiever before, he believes, enjoyed by a I)eitust.-11r. F4teur engages to a:fix from one tooth to a whack set, wittlaut paiu Irritation to the patient, and to renew them without additiaual charge or expence, should they w ear or change c.iliffir. Mr. Faleut calm also atilt au Artificial Palate, in a mutter pecaliar to himself, He has lately succeeded in relieviog a g.mileman, whose suffer lags and privations were great, and whose rase was o( use most ditlicult *moire; this gentleman has authorised Mr. Fa. leur (as well from a (celiac of gratitude, us from a wish to satisfy . any fellow-creature lahaftring usider'a similar affliction), to refer to him in case of nuy doubt ut hir. „lialeur's cepaht lityee-To those who are fiat acquainted with Mr. P. he bogs leave to observe, that his charge in either cure will be Ala:ifs loandssotlerate. Mi. Vuleur has the honour to present to the Public, the most eSeacious Essence that has yr t been offered to their at teatiott, foe the diseases of the Teeth and Gums. Ile distills it • Mom/ F, end it will he (moot its art not only as a remedy, hot also sa a: preservative. it is t o be had at Hr. ratear's. Wohorn-plaa, itueell-aptlre. 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Idpkek . ftres4.-..., - _: • 4412 ''"' ** "thiObsetilises ea Earl Grey s AM.6lllraya n o g g Public are res • • .1400.000 from OR, THE DESOI L ATJUSLAW4 , _ Ail ii ie - t i te viiijitOtarage, peice,%.; and mew Editions of all Me, ifeeselolt elle , respectfully acquainted, that an Li -----' . .1.. (Mire New Plan of Lottery is -sehmitted, - einbfacini ge t d : 1 i ri Mr • BOLOGNA. jun.; (nie miviga.m., • . , arks may be had a, she. NOV mi,,,wonostAß p ae Poem, Mrs- • = -- L -: :: . • ';,,- • - . A ‘ • • • , edventage of the.oldiunes of Four or Eight Der Draw.' F l v 4 4 r ev ive i, nivel of the Desolate Is 1 4 1'.'s u '''''. * . • rertitering every objection to the last and late Leiti- tw" For .o r rf . cliiinpaute (as A . .. , 800 KS IN .VA RIOJJ 4 LAnatimpfillifent, #t* ' • I mo 6 , puliver weld bale a choice o f a -ag an d iat ~..1 ! i• 0 ',mu, ; ; . Kaolin (Suitor •to troths), Mr. GAL- DRAWINGS, A mArrescairr .. . p '' litniri, Mrs. PARKER. • A .CATALOZUE of, se:. eaeelmeleiraild . ape •• • i nor pospeitusy of ohtititneg more titan one of the -''' ,, K l l Warble ,••• •• • Wiles, if be had ght four different Numbers. liie Ik'''' - • trill be performed, for the first time; i Grand 10 1 °I r " ( j v iie ,,, ea ting' aaulapep of Vavi.-dmOtt 411141rdaYs . and 14 00 _ 10 4/o!gl ot aflear tate gif At: klivino, ,-1 tutomat Pkal;a . the eitoice.of Iso7 Nara. ,Tay, e ic " • the Ei * 'e.,. • .........-..-i-5te....-6--.--.! .• • e1_..•3 _ nt . . - 4 . 4ff titem 'Very :' . 4 11. f,age ' a m ifer e t We, rpd Ito , GEitiAN FLUTIL i&indialib. at it ' il ''' . #4 , ..- - t • • lie 1 / 41 .ifitOtil r e - . • "el 1 • This Dig was ribllibed, w Inca 1 1144.L' EiR . 9OIiIVIIIF AULI4O*, • hit la ttery, saves% men or ' • iiiieleelson lad • Prire Seven Shiltiogs mid Ai Rome. p a h oi BY Mr. STOORDALE,Jott. • • .. . ..„. . . ~- if Aces. , this • ' IMPROVED FLUTE' PRE- AGG's On MONDAY, December 10; - Dath (Sunday -excepted), 1818, aril NAM WAIN • ' Flit*Ekr LOTirliin C. LAST • LOTTERY. • , • • Tieket...,,......,C111 r a 0 Ticket brii • .612 15 0 a„ii • 'Whole' Art of playing the Ger- ViritC6PTOR ; or, the At the GIL EAT 40041. No, 87, Pall Man, cos isiwaßels /iii. ' lO Id 0 Half . Il 14 0 =al" Vint rendered cosyto every eaparity..ma: principles en- :Day at Teelte o'ClOck. _ _'. ."`...-T"T',.._ • .. 5' 9 6 el -- C was are, a copious set of lostruc:ions f ur _,_ . •• 6_l9 0 , 9 ...,.,,,,= Tbecen . , .May be viewed .e. Week . the SiMtinfikillfaitt ^ t"' - r . f il ueb tteita; Kell ; a set altrogressive 'Assam ; Pan Mall, where Cataltoratt fdrirbe lad.. prieep r o-fia '• Sixteenth.... - .:• • •• 18 0 Sixteenth ... ... 1106 „; fry„ •rionsKeys, each of which it preceded ..,,,,. d r, r Deets in the va- 1.11 permits desirous - of having Feeley ac favourite NOW k ''' ' -f.airtm easyTrelude, accompanied wi th mi explanatory ''"""' . hers from Ito 90^ may be supplied by as early "piens- a " P s-- ' w h ich th e pupil is enabled to proceed from the easiest • NEWS # ROM poitvaeL: ( " iih thin to any et the Licensed Mesh la• . d ig e st; Keys, without any other assistance; twenty This. Day was peldistied, sla sal eiggala. Sheet, price 14. CIL * * it Observe , there are FORT Ir-FOll,ll, CAPftifiL.S. 101 lite soot I isb and other Airs ; and a coloured, or ie a Case, . 6d. write Vicars ;AMY - three Scott ~ . __ _ . and so Prize lower than £2Olll -,,' ishrs in the most useful heti' ; the whole; " Imm ig A COMPLETE MAR Olt' POllrffiGLLt en . . i ~..a . :; lFt l f)ic v p awl useful book of the kind estate. 211.. a large Scale. GENERAL COACH OF aEll, -..,.. w'l • '-4 h -- - Ilea- dfi r 'and sold bj the Author, ' No. rt, WRITE NORSE INN, Fetter-lane, and CROttltr. si l l use; Pilate t _ act ne °ammo.. ,. jr it the DUC DE CHATELET awl J S.F. F tatIROOIN . I , ,„ .. wood.areet. 2Doan from ckearside. . . too eate It •iglit Rider - .inset, .13 a • ee d Sold by J. Stoekdale , Piccadilly, aid Stocktiale, ,lea. i f- - A RMO - UTH ROYAL M AIL sad Telegroph el '.. hßonk is signed $ 4 J. 114 ;Maar io tbe ;Ma 11- It Ev ery. _ • 41, Pall-Mall. • • . ' her is mune. .. , .. • . . ow No 0; 41* 4, . . • A M IL . f T I f i i :l e ; ;AV e Vei r r nt 9 - oft ice onln9s. 6d_ .. retie of Operations of Wt Coaches, through L•wettoft, liessioglaod, Zraltam a* .111yboroogb, Yozferd, Saxintuidhase, mad an! 1 G mere' Meeting nle t _ OTP.OW.....Lits Ta t the Armies in Portugal. W l o i nd li trlg L eveiv StfttfroOO at 4. . r.:?.s, ist .Yll a_. .t.. Port Of . SUN 0 RAND, convened by puhlic • • ' Y ARM UT if Loa's Nat-sop Coach. through Co ff er by .__ i_ 0.--..•. i...; * Thik *Day veer Published, price 4t. 6d. • and Ipswich, Teesdivirs• 'ride sod Sande M 1 • ' _ _ y,_ , , oni ageie. • __. . — I l ag ~• "sl. - 2''t - i ' -; ~~ ~^ . Vit 0, 4 ' 111. . '-• , • i tho oa lad the the pi eh ger le 3d I, of • a Ai DI n, ii ,the 1. P. keth. .~,, bold' ging i Mir/ ke ;.-• alp/. )f tbe ~ of 1.1 lot* to tiff :19. r. Sr• my or ;kiosk Killer, r . Or. - ~I. 1 . :~;.