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0 „touu( ( 13( • .~,~ ._ ..- -. • - .A • . .. • I • - - - "The Cense for nrhieh Ii4MPDEN'I6II Me Pield, wed SYDNEY died on the Sedgfold!" PRICE SEVEN PE . NCB, rotlEit K; fIANO.FORTF,S WAIIRASTEI)—W. PINVOrIi mast notpertfally Informs tints. f.ntliOs and G e n.lem:an lbo denirotts of obtaiaintr Plitoo-Vortes of Sayericrr pa :need trorlootonshlp. Mat having reenierre seraileady-m ( otty re g i me of New and Second-hand lostraearrets, her is ens ad to oCnr theta on remarkably advantaoroas Mmes t and bents congaed to any partieslar maker. his stock corn yrre the grestegt real satiety of.say how , is Loudon. — ASP I C lime for trial aie . en: with liberty to earbange if not grroved of.-1 liberal price allowed for obi Instruments: gvuclt, ad y;g:to-Fortes let on hire.—Burned Spect acle ad IleW Pi 31105. anti a l'atalostue or Musk My l a dy or gent!emin wit:Mita to rachgras their Instro sot far a sea oar, art* he waited epott at theft requetst. Clement's Chierch-y ard, *ran& Loadoo. _ Ec y !. N DRESS 10. IREECHES ;OMURA. We. NW *Nu Alne.l Sewer ere •, complete. IC Sr. _ »riving loats;, Visiting and Travelling Cloaks. Soo°lin, Jackets, Your; Gentfemen's Suits mod Children's Dresses, e:eganriy to am% C. and Co. c•hdactigg their business OA rawly money prio eip'es. are eneb:ed 10 offer these artieb s at the above low ri i,es Qua Its' and workmanship not to be excelled by soy some at nte wee end; sack ankle being !slide under their i rneolia't• It speetion, Get.lk•nen weltedapon at their own houses, by direction m.st-paid Observe lite number is 181, Fret-street. INN. ST. CT.EMIOIT'S STR %ND, AAAAAA ettatell orrice VoR TaAViLt.l74a, AND CON MIND VAR('ILI AND SIM HANDtzr. r,.. 7 13E FOLLOW !NO lILS Anil other COACHES to from tile oh vs INN: Paris Ray al Mail, via Dover„ Tuesday lied Friday Nights, at Twelie. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godalming. Pe tersiel,, hod Ponies, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Istuilay at half-past 8, Oa its arrival a Packet sails to the dote of :Vigil% to convey pssarnAel and parcels; sod Weil loath sets off to Chlcheater, through Drayton. Ilavant, Drawer& le. tft. dr trier Mall, throoth Healy. Oxford, and Cheltenham, aver theaing at a querter past 7, and Sunday at half pot G ,• Diner and Cu nterbery Mall, th rou tit Gravesend, Chatham. rad Frversharn. every Riveting at a quarter past 7, and t•rtLts:, at half.prist 6. From Canterbery, paeserigere and 'inro . are conveyed to Deal, ktisSiate, Ramage:tr. Saud uhh,te.; and from Dover, palmists are conveyed to Polk aMre. handiest', Itythe. Dinehorch. Romney and Lydd, Milord through Carmarthen, Pandit° and Haver f oihres, every Evening at • quarter past 7, and Sandays at lalf pact 6. ftrittol Post Coach. to eatery only Four Inside, Sesigh itragirig. Ildariboroogh; Cairo apt Chlppentsam, tier!' Sliming et a quarter pastit • • Rath and ihrislol4lost Coatis. scary A fierhogivt S. )'al: Li 41d. Post Coati, Irt two days.to &ay Maur Inside, Maidrolemd,ltaatitag. Matimro•Alti, sad Mettsham. Monday, Wednesday, .and Friday Mornings, at Idly, t.".raseh Is chiefly tatena!ed for the aceototncida .. %hap_ ALfShles, oi lauding moot unsiereAse auttgwe *iitTefanceln onelltiV. — • • • HeitAtc.rt Lista Pow Cratia, thrungh Cuehteld, &e. iihtfoti, oft:kelt rept Sunday. sed Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Elo pe, Leatherhead, Vanden and Horsley. Tiesday, Thais day. and ha'aralay Mornings at It/. Gleatetliff New Post Ccach, the Champion. thronah Wyrorah. to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen. Tarrhy, Ross. Swarara. ate. every day at I. BerilerCenetr. through Maidenhood, every Afternoon at I Soaday steepled. Littiefinniloon. Amide!. and Petworth Couch. Ton& y, Thursday. end tiaturdry Moridoga, a quarter before?. Enmity. Ramsgate. Deal. Sandwich, and Hroadstairs Light Pi at en:if-hes, every Morning and Even'lig. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, Se. every Eurricx at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Llirht Poet Coach. the Re pitator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Petersdold, and Portliest, every Morning at 8. NOIITHERN COACII),X. York. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Ports of North. every liturnincat • quarter before 9. klanrhester, Lsnenster, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield. Itradfortl. Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor wich Coaches. daily. Wai:ingford and Wantere Conch. through Maidenhead. Nettehre. aed Harwell, Tues lay, Thursday, and Saturday Laminas. at S. Cesclus from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail. tlseeugh Emswnrth. foghorn, &c. to Bognor. lioenltoh.g and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through kinigto,n. ilittnu , Ceithem. and Ripley. on MOlll.l*V. Wed sesdar, and Friday Morning"' at Ili; t;undays at 7, and ro tes to London the same day. s2.ishury Post Coach. to carry mt. Your Inside, through kLonm, Rasingstoke, Whitchurch, Ando; sr, dm. every ;,.? at 7 . 19 II I FIRS—To Twiekenham.Rrentford. and Isleworth, eta) IYeduesday, Friday. mad Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. I'srcels and Parkeges are safely and expeditiously con ''‘,4l ban) this INN to every City, Town, Village, and Ira: if) Seat iu the following Countlos, s. Hereford. Surrey, Narks, Gloocester, PIPISON, Kent. Oxford, Woreester. r."‘st, Hants, Somemet, south Wale*. • M. Cars of the hit of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Phfie of France, and to all parts of the North. Po-t-Ghaises. leg, at the shorts at notice. s• T*lleSl4.ier. that no P.a.'s., containing glass. Aloe, ‘ l4l s. poste, rash, or honk-notes, however small the vela.., sill he r , -entinird rn.. If lost or demand ; so, say other PITO . Of n* , ‘,..ileer's Instage. of 1110 re 11111 Sf, vilue, antes. iirefi•d 114 illf 11 when delivered at the Wine, sad paid for weere.se.. In one vol. Ova. 7.1. bonnie. • talAitAcTEct•of (10Dt or. ■ - Dlsconre..4 on tli Divine Attrlbml4l4. $ y Ilasisr. Fonrra• Hu stunt, 11 A. Printed tor F-ands Wrigley, 10, Btitlosen • -11011011 VA& r nlr-strerl. la one vol. 11.0.35. boards, , ',A1.1i4 V Cs 11 4tV I Z mw " Ilnw dee, that error. nnd their hearts how vela. WI., welcome Folly, and her baneful reign . • bintle oldsi her natitea. end armoire in heiowees, Fund of the glittering scene. and Bowery maze:" In IL* press, by the saint. author. An At.risa TALE. surgested by Circurtattaneen which occurred towirds the Cottotooneetnent of the ; esent Century. Printel mad role by Francis Itestle) , 10, Stationers'- .. • . price 14t. bdi. of the. P t. the chnmeters tire . . the style Is neat and and the morn; important. The !rightly passages euntainatt in the rellectlyns end thaluitties cannot fail to tOlllll the risible faculties."—Cliristinn " tVe hove derived considerable anin.einent from the pe rusal of this Wnrk. whicii Is written in a pleasing and cor rect styla.”.llutitlily Aloe. I''i %% led fur and sold by Francis IYestley, 10, Stationers% cuurt, Ludgate-street. of "them may be had. 11Arrt SIMS; t Tale fur the (irate and the Gay t, hs tws vols. crown ern. I. io one volume, crown Sso. embellished with a Iluely exe cuted eugraviog from Carbonld's Design, price 3s. bd. boards, THE 110:ES OF MATRIMONY; a Puem..-- By JOHN HOLLAND. The following high eommendalion has been expressed on the llle:jib Or the Poets:— 11 e cordially beer one testimony to its merits. to the refinement of its sentiments, the portty of its diction, the sultdralty of Its descriptions, and th.• harmony of its versifi cation. If we have any real taste for the 1 1 4erien spring, We do nut hesitate to pronounce it no every day production. occupies no common rsnk among the favourites •f the muses. With the exception of a very few of the master t.pirits of the age, he may compete with say in talent ; and im purity, perhaps, 'loam can claim pre-eminence."—New F.%ati. Mag. • . - Pendell for and sold by Francis %Franey, 10, Stationers . - court. Listivete•alreet. MR. CAMPBELL'S SECOND JOURNEY. liandsou.ely mooted iu two vols. octavo. price U. Is. bds. and on royal paper, price 30s. bds. embellished with l 2 benutiful Coloured fligravlnes. exhibiting the Cuitoms. Manures, and Itstittations of the Natives, with e New mid muc;, improved Nap; A SECOND JOURNEY into the INTERIOR of SOU I'll AFRICA, undertaken at the request of the DirectJrs of the Loudon Aliaslooney Society. By the Rev. Jong Caosroxit, In this Journey, Alr. 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MAGIC LANTERN ; or, World as it Goes! exhibiting &Wes of every D , Neription ; •term•r. others, the Foreien Bubbles now blowing on the Stork E.: change—A Royal Game at Push Pin at the Cuttage—Tit • Court Buffoon and his :Isdociates-1 Political Uproar-1 Peep at the Parsons—Picture of a faithful Priest—.l Gap In 11811--Clogherian ;Bishops—The Peerage and the COllllOOlll —Mr. Canning and the Ministry—Mr. Pitt'd Rear—Psalm sinjug Sailors and the Bethel Pinion—The New Marriage Act—lts Fatal Effects, and the Vlr‘rin's Lamentation— Hyde-park Statute defended—Scotch Tails—A Prosokin , Mistake—The Addingtnns—lmproved City Advertisemen' . —Civic Compliments—New Political Brooms—Anecdotes — Bon-Mots—Theatricals, dtc. arc Published by J. Johusten,9d, Cheapside ; and sold by a:l Booksellers. tIT - iii - " . 4 and BREECHES MAMMA. No. 181, I Printe4 (or sod ; told by p ro p e l, Iv est i yh rxr. ET. two doors west or Fetter-lane. respect- court, 11.udeate-street. h p, j o r+it • ohlemen and Gtatieieen, they can have a y„,mookyal and r.ll-medd•Ceet:. of the brat superfine , iii . two ruts. crows the. price Cloth, osato terrat , e. front W. Ilts. ed. to 31. . iros or 43 itWiruuslAsm ; a . 1 . 616 taw Dino. 24 I ~ i . to 31. Ils.ed. . , •, , Times. ottio, si.k roalKte and Velvet Collar, 3 1 : . 'N• in ,' 184 . " The narrative is very Interesting. Kuser ov or Clolli Trousers . 91s. to 30s. , Suit of Livery, , yawn wilts much nvnrs am , tii r e•aelete. U. 4r. to Y . toe. 442 . :. Chase, TM ray ... hioneble ii,,iv , and the moral important. 'l'ho In $ vols. fiery bro. price 41. btls. rfflFll: WIMIE WORKS of the liee. .101 IN 110•4 V!,:. M.A. edited by the Rev. JOHN HUNT. A uniform edition of the whole works of the eminently pious Jolla Hoerr, having never been printed, and the folio edition t which contaies not more the two-thirds of his works already ptiblit•ted) being so scarce that it is diltten:t to obtain a copy only at n price adequate to the purchase of the prtsettt edition ; the Editor ielded to the solicit a ti ons of many of his bre thren In the ministry, and - commenced the present edition, which is now complete, and he trusts he has redeemed the pledge which was given In the first vol.— ' Two original 'volumes have been published, which ore sold separately for the nceo:nmodation of purchasers of the folio edition ; of their authenticity the Editor is convinced there will he no doubt entertaiued by the public, when they are informed. that in addition to the evidence derived from the preservation in a public library as the works of Howe, some of the Lectures and Sermons are in his own hand writing. _ _ - Printed for Francis, %Vestley, 10, Stationers'-eourt, Lud gate-street. In two vols. post Svo. price Its. boards, NTO FICA lON. Sixth E lido!' of this interesting IYork, founded uputs recent Facts. By the Rev. AN DREW itEED. We have :ately perused IP Work intltuled ' No Fiction,' which Is n narrativ, of facts altogether Co extraordinary and so interesting, that if the excellent Author had not pledged his word fur its veracity, it may justly be supposed to be long NI the region of Romance and Fancy It w0..1d then, indeed, he r Lrillianl citnception, and n proof of inventive genius; but how much is its utility increased by the once that ail the leading events recorded In it are not tile creatures of imagination, but substantial realities, that they are not conjured up for the !eke of dramatic effect, hut have been actually presented on the stage of life. The Narrative is clothed in language at once elegant and simple; It evinces an Intimate knowledge of the human heart, and we are con vinced that no person can rise from its perusal without be ing sensibly improved both in heart and uoderstanding.”— eiTAT ISM AN. Printed fur Francis Westley, Id, Stationer's -court, Lud gate-street. Of whom he had, 5111f4SIONARY ANECUOTES. A New Edition. consider ably enlarged and improved. fly the Rev. George Burden. One syn. IDen, price bs. boards. 3. Toe Winecw's NARRATIVe ; or, IliC;Ory or Mary Nel son. Compr sine Remmark♦ nu the Conduct a Humble Life. One rut. past Bvo. price is. dd. boards. " Toe Interesting (seta, humble demeanour. and unaffect ed piety exhibited in this 'concretive. c• n itrdchie to render ita perusal interesting and prvlicable in the hishest degree " BY Mai. sty .Hoye{ I.e. ter, E'S Ptl le thsleterla, Jestly famed for curing. in alt its Nieves. s Certain Disease. o.s. smell Pill is a Dose and of on. brZ, lilt reerat case. will soon COSIViaCe h ss „„, „, s „ Patient of ihr certainty of his s p e ,.. t y recover y. N O . S:1 el I.' ims.. I;OI...ASTON. 1 9S. ne : ens S,re, t. Nielse n he hailer contrived. snore Sere. or more convenient opposite Conduit !Wert. 111. porter of F.INZION WINES. le l" this rainedy, far each as air °hiked In go j omits's .ff having recent' y Purchased sit EXte,.‘i yr Sim% of 01.1) ... 1 " 1 ". at 1, needs so ei.nlissem-ilt or reislrMssl of Diet and WI )1 Ed. selected ..r.ion the ou•aa amiriive•l V nic.rel...tidt, - "ism* •sperie. re (in an estenidse rrnelier.) . hes roved the Noliitisy snit Geatry to las s e•el 'arm. ar:iica tar Quila 'it i t *VI rlfcrt a Cure. she. repeated sai•siti..a s i n all Illy. Q•iality, sad Price. Ile 'lettere hiulteir lug stsnis unri. otter cethons strait nothboic, For the lirafey sari otli.n sated. Per I)oz. "omiesi meerm.es. this Ass sot Its porellet. Up- 11 " 1 " Old Hrimitmf " (the erowth of St. George) .. 1934. • * arils of totals persoos. of hob sows. have bees redtasuv Rrrioss Oid (hived.. 1 !`l I) • • • • • • 1 115 "'lt of sne shove erne! disorders, with's the lest pieta anipaigne (dpsr.ling and Creaming) .. SU. to Ill.) P• 114 1 , 11 DWI sold by !Insole Proprietors. T.TA Flies Uhl Port (Thompson and Croft's Ship-4,1,0.. 41 las snit tiostSiar4onsicapt their house. No. S. N*9l , Stifle e' lan Was. Der tiordon's highly esteemed sherries 411 T ae is holes of only IM. e- eh. duty ioelnited. Mota . ."l l "r i " Pale Sherry 4d doors end tiros In the pussges at night. They Old Crewed fort (tt Years in Rottle) 41 "`' l4 'e soil by their appointment. wills ropions direc•io , s. Pinellas (from the doe !leek Grape).. tit • 41r. n e ph e w s r.s.ehno„ Id& Ilvforil.str,rt ; Mr. Ws- Enid India Madeira ▪ -1 1 . 1. 7. Filawat , ..ra Hill. nearly opposite the Woos .I. '" rri gre• • • • • ' • • • • • • •• 4R at He. H.vm.v t Eilintscreh ; Me. Newby," hi, A Parcel of very Old West ladle Ntsleirs.. .. 34 o : w ad be use person - 10 Peery eriesPerable Timm Cm' Hisao sad Stsrley's first rate Cape Mirleirs Wines et • NON,* and Irelsatt. Adele* strelis to person' o Sits. per Doses• very different from that spurious stuff sell. obese, or other of the Proorithess at 173 per flaxen. , a , ri• e ne e el weraLu e ,, le , cur e d. mu d • '41 , 1 diorite four Cardoso within 10 miles of Londos.— Ohm., ethers, post-pan Country Orders pentia.ly atteud-d b, enci.,:itis an order • • pliblltbed list, by the Royal C ;liege or London. for isq""t• TWENT Y.FI VE per CPLVT. SAFI %G in t; EN TLEMHN's Cloo [ HP:S.—J. 4LB 4 :11:1. Wool lea-draper, Tailor and Habit-maker. 47, Fish-street-kill, sere* doors from the Monument. most respectfully ac quaints the Nobility and Gentlemen of Fashion, that he manufactures every description of woollen goods, warrant ed in point of fashion. quality, 4•c. equal to day house at the west end of the town. Ile entreats a comparison. which rill al tare conrince the 1.104 credulous that at no house of character in the metropolis ran they be :erred n,/on seek low terms us at 47, Fish.strcet-hill. The extroralunl charge of those w'to are neres,ital,d to take and girt long eredit has been t!, Kubjcet of complaint for inany years.— J. ALl:sax. conducting his (manias !won a ready money principle. is enabled to self or less money than other horses purchase [heir !pads jar, Grntlenicit's elegant smcdine .50.1011., wool black or bine coats. made in the first style, from 81. :is to 31. 13s. ; gentlemen's sower ditto. :1-4. to 4.4. ; double milled kersefini re broeches, from Iris. to is ; black ants buff kerscyndere waistcoats. from IQs to Its. ; fancy truharouts. neer patterns. from 75. to II:. ; fashion- able trowsers. from ISo. to sls. ; ladies' and gentlemen's box coals, wit" rapes. 21. IQs. to 31.; a suit of plain lirerg, 41, A large and fimiiionolde assortment qf gentlemen's and boys' clothes of every deseription constantly on oast, et J. Albert's. 47. Piste-street-hill. Army. Nary. India ,:anspaity's Often,. and Merchants' orders executed wdh de►7patch, and a liberal discount for I ready money. lloal, riding or deicing r owl's, and box coals la greal rariety --la', Fish • ! •tet-hal. PELISSES AND HABITS. LADI ES are respectfully informed they may II supplied with Hanrrs and PELtssss, cut and made in a very superior style of e.erwriee, by EDW. Al LNISTER. Teitcwa, ke. No. 8, REGENT STREET. WATERLOO PLACE. PALL Inceptor and Teacher of the Art of Cutting to lit the lissom Shape. E. M. has just pit:dished the Fashion for the present Season for I.sdies' Riilin; Robin. Pelisses. and (frith.- omens' Clothes.—E. M. has for Inspection a great Tsriety us designs for Ornamental Trimming of Ladies' Ile bitq, &e. Le. OLD' ESTARLISHFA C!IE %I' CARPET AND FIAJR CIATH WAREHOUSE, No. I IS, Loso-Acnr. 'ME Proprietor solicits his friends the Public, is Inspect the pr•ee and quality of his new assorteit STOCK; coos s ing of several thousand yards of every de m/101as stfGrpettat and 1 . 1410 f Clotitio..4o...Hesaoseusiegoax. designs; Hearth Rigs; Del/netts; tine Wool Rags, of all colours, for drew:no-rooms; carriages, &e. Printed T..!) .• Covers, Matting. transparent Blinds. and many ormr nselt.l articles in furnishing, wide.] he is determined to s'l,• nt prices that shall defy all eompetition.—Patterns seitt to t 4 • country, sod a liberal price given fur old Carpet; 1 , 1 CC - eliange. N.R. Five hundred pieces of well seasoned Floor Clot .n tit fur exportation, from 4s. per yard. RICH' WIIEEL. ARTIOLL begs to inform his Friends and the C Public that there was NO CAPITAL PRIZE 'hole One Thousand Pounds Drawn the First Day ; the Wheel therefore contains 114 Capitals, including all the Prizes. es under—the whole of which are Floating.. .o,d therefore may be Drawn Near TUESDAY. the Secenl Day. 3.... of 110.000 8 .....0f.....t 1,000 . 18 3.141 2......... .....3.000 IP 300 3 9 OOO 38 2OO _ . Ticket: and Shama. warrani CARROLL'S old and foriunal 96. OXFORD-STREET, where lo FIVE Prizes of .E 30,000., and ited Undrawn, •re on Snle •t ite Omce•, IS, ConNutt.L, n..d le Sold, In recent Lotteries. d FIVE of I-20,000. POLICE. now STREET.—Yesterday, a gentleman, calling him self Captain Swillton. late of the East India Com?an . s's service, Iva, brought before the Sitting Magistrate, charged with a violent assault upon Fras. Campbell, a youth lately in his service as groom. Campbell stated (bat he was discharged from the ser vice of Captain Swinton a short time ago, inconsequence, as the latter stated, of his inability any longer to keep a TOOM. Th/rsday, as witness was walking along Theobald's-road, lie met the Captain in his gig with a friend, anti he immediately pulled up, jumped out and seized 'illness by the collar, and shook him violently, at the some time tellinz hint he was a thief, and calling hit° other opprobrious names. The witness remon strated, but the anger of the Captain increased, and lie compelled him to get into his gig, and drove him to the Grosvenor Coffee-house, at the west end of the titan. When they alighted there, Captain Swinton dragged him into the co ff ee-room, again challenged him with being a thief, and placing a pistol at his head threatened to shoat him. He contintied this violent conduct, until he bail alarmed the whole house, and some persons at length interfering, he suffered the complainant to go, upon his promisitig to return in an boor. 11e, however, came to this office, and procured a warrant against the Captain for the assault. Captain Swinton, in answer to the charge, said, the complainant had rabbed lain, and he always haul undei - stood that any person was authorised to apprehend a (elan. The Magistrate.—T'a, nnlotibiedly, to take him he fore a Slagistrafe, butt (.01 to strait him to acidic...house, assault With and put a pistol to los head. If yon have any charge of felony to make, you must prefer it in the regular tray. Captain * Sein•on said the complainant had robbed him of a pair of razors, at least he had defrauded him of them by going to the man with whom they were left to he rep tired, an 1 obtaining them in his name. Campbell said, this wait wholly untrue, for he hail taken the razors home to the Captain's hotel, and dept. sited them safely in his dressing-room. Capt. Swinton then charted the complainant wl . th stealing a silk liandkerchiet, but thatAccubition aliOatt failed to establish. _ _ . The Al.faierve c‘id, these rhAriree were ericiefitie made np only to I ca rid of the and he sholill not enffer jodestient to be i Anent:et! them, The Captain most find bail, and if afterwer4eite baJ .l . v.. el i arge n 'reit he ecrt vshomovi 1.• N c a ia t t peoisipil i tt• ant, he wit. still at liberty to :nuke It Capt. Swinton was ordered ta retuain in the enet,Oy of officer until he procured bail. de 'worsted t.. 0 Pm. Cent. .4* • . . . A / • .r ~ , , • • ti V . : 6 4 .;;''-**". ' '\ 0 • • • -fr,,,i 4 ,...-% .? g . . O t ttet i re'P h ,g A , .. ; i „. • . ii• - .. - ... 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