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Tag - :1111-11S •PRESENT - EVENING, Jan. 15 , Isl 6, , ' WF,sT,psipmt,.. .: .3,.z.4i,1 , , . , then '%....esties' Servants will perfisr,m. the Plat *it , . . .- ~ ~ , , commissat „ in cl i ef , i oilier, ,_____._ .. . lo, 181 tr,: . ,1 A N t•AV It; AY tO P A ', • '', ' . - '7. . - . . 7 -i - 77 •twiaTY ' Lord Lovell, Mr. finflaud ; Sir. lilies Over-reach,- Mr, SUCH Persons OS tsre dcsr9tts of . , cotttracting 1 4411: Welllior, Mr•Jlarley; Altworth, Mr. Si.Penleyvatts- Commissary . Chief Leith the in to deliver OATS' at sun • lice Greedy, Nis.. oxberry; Marra% Mr. Monde); Far . nisee, .. , Mr. Penley ; Lady Allworth, )Irs. Glover; Marceree, , Mrs, i ► 'dry. WEST INDIA. ISLANDS, may receive Particulars of 4,lft-,'. , 1 Horn; Froth, Miss Tidswell. between `h ours . . ' the Contracts at this Office, the of Eleven , • , e‘ to which will be added ' (leth time) an entirely New Comic, , imd rive, and delii:er their Tenders, sealed an and directed Pantoin‘ine, called TLARLEQUIN AND FANCY; _OR, THB POET'S LAST to,thit Vorumissatry in:Chief, marlting thereon " Tender for . . SHILLING. . • . . . 'Oats to be delivered in the West.ludies;" on ye before Thom- Peineipal Rhetorical and Vocal Characters e '—Thistressed .. - ' l'oet, Mr. Harley ; Whim, Mr . Minton ; Gliost of a.Shilling, day, the,iSth instant, but none will he received after Twelve ldr. ( (mkt. ; Fancy, by a Young' Lady. , . I o'clotli min that day; nor will any Propu'sal 14 noticed Unless Pantominie Characti;rst—Harlemmt, Mr. Barnes: Lover, 111 r. Ehsworth ; Pantaloon, May ; Clown, Signor Patti"; c o . made on or atinc•xed 'to a 'vitiated Particular, . and the Price' „ lignibille, Miss 'I ree ; Waterloo Orphan, with a Military inserted ittwords at length.; nor unless a Letter be subj%iitreil 'tailpipe, MiS3' iledhill. . to such PToposal signed by Two Persons of known Property, Boxes and Places to he taken,of.,Mr,Spring, at Hie Rotun d a, .' .. . ' • • at the principal Entrance of the T be.trc, 'II, Brydges-atreet, i engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Ittatil Teti till Fottr., - aild..of Munn may be had a private Dux ! Sun; expressed in the Particulars for the due PerfoilllaKt: of (NigMly). 11oxes, 7s. • Second Price,. .3146d.---Pit, as. 6d. ; Second l the Contract. . ..,. Price, 3s.— Lower 'Gallery, qs.; Second Price, Is.—upper , • Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 4id. .. Mrs. Marilyn ,till mal,e•her first appearanie as Miss Prue, In Congreve . - Comedy of Love for Love, tin Saturday. The Nei/ Pantomime will he acted every Evening. ,To-trinrrow, The Merchant nfilruites; or, Beggars' Bush. On Wednesday, The Busy llody.;--On Thursday, The Mer• chant of Bro ‘ esi or • Iseggers' Bush.—Ou Friday, A New . Way to Pay Ohl DAts.—On Saturday, Love for Love.—On btund ay, A New Way to Pay Old,Debts. - - This Ilsty.wree.intkratt* • , ' .; Tn T Thirteen Volumes, foolscap Oro. p rice 41. ins. lioard4, its ~ 0 6Tium, WORKS Of IO.LITI - 11;Y,, E.g. Putt Latifeate, and ?4epilotei. f Cie ,Royal Spaoisb Ac. Briny. Containing Roderick; the last actin; truth:, 2 vols. Ith..; Carle of )(Own*, 2 vols. vets. 161.; and Minor Poesui, 3 %%Ai. I ; tiny of Whisk may he bin! .eparatr. • " ' , VI lilted An • Lonwinan !holt I itenti Orme, and Urown,- $ Paterouster=row. :CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY. This Day was published, in Bro. (the yd Edition),, price 9s. hoards, SIiErCH i f.hMODERN.and ANCIENT 111 L. tIiErIGRAPHY, fur the Use, of Schools. By.. .SAMUEL BUTLER, D. D... 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It /ONE'S( is ready to advance, with promptitncle IT-1. and seerecv, at legal Annuity Interest, on krett . held ) Copyhold, Leaseho ld, - or Funded Properzy, Itenttliargesi Mai riage Settlements, Widows' JointtireA, Wills, Clergy; men's and'Amiulty Bondi. • Apply personally, between Nine and Fire, or,hy letter, to the Direetorof the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street , Giolden- . squaro.—Matters of Magnitude will he preferred, end all Loans will be wade redeemable, at the option of the Bor rower. • This Day Was published; in ',hitt). the Third t dition 4 pike ►• 66.1.ua11'd , , of 4,6ItAMAIAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE, zw• qua new tend improved Plan, itt'Buglish and Greek. By JOHN JONES, MetrArr of the Philological Society it Manchester. printed fut Lotiguotu r ndrit, Rees, Ortne, s and Brown, I'a- Let 1104er-row. .• " This trram:nur is triaently the product of a mind of vi gain's anti highly Lultivoted powers. It proves hint to unite thaprofound *research of an etymologist, with the discritoi. nallit#4 . taate Of a critic, and the 9,riLergtil views of a philuso. Aber.' * . -critical Review, May, MO. 'FHEA ritE • ROY L, UOV'ENT-GARDE N. This Day was published,, 1* Mess Vole. 12mo, the 3d Edition, pried 11. is. boardi, of G"l'mANNEttri\rG or, ASTROLO- . GER. By the AUTHOtt of WAVE IMF:Y. •••••Prisoted for Longman, Hurst, Bees Orals, 'and •Brown, Patasorater-row f unit A. Comit ble an,t Co. Edinburgh. ; • - Of wliom mil he had, 4ViaritrlcyL or, l 'fis,S.xly4"e.n , 3 vols. t I.ls..bds. Only will be publistitil, by the saum Author, The Anti iluary,-ip 3 vole. 31. le. bwrrds.. • • dedicated to 111Coutitess of LEVEN and NIELVILLF. Just : published by U. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street, IinitIVATE EI)UCATIUN; ur a Practical Plan .JE fur the Studies Ol.Yonttg Ladies : with on Address to Pars.;lts, Private Govertiespos, uud • Yotiug Lashes. fly MA ZA APPLE'VON, td-edit. One Vol. lgitio. price 7s. 6d. bolrds. 2. Observations on Works of Fietlon,and paiticillarly those for Childhood and AdolosceftCr, di. 9; Laura Valeheret, a Tale for Adolescence, by Ike same Autbnr.. 4. M isecliansins Quest ions in Ilistury and Chronology with Espluatat.istns, tar the Use of Schwas, 3,1 e dit, 4b,1 This 6;i Was puhlislicii, grins PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 15, 1816, will he perfOrtnefil the Tragedy of • • ROW.° AND „JULIET. . • Z. aisiilet, Mr. Egerton; Romeo, Mr. t.. Kensble ; ltdertutio, Mr: .hones ; Tybalt, Mr. flairymore ; Friar Laurence, Mr. l',.pulet, Mit. Renaud ; Nurse, Mts. DaTen• pdist ; Miss O'Neill. To which . will he added (f,r the 18th time) a new,Graud Pan •• %.• •• • •. • tonsiine, called , • . . .11A.1:1.EQUIN AND FOIt'l•UNIO ;•"Ort, SUING-MOO AND . .„ ••• . , "THUN-TON• . , • . Prince Coulontf (a cauKlit Tartar, afterwards Hariegilin)i nologaii•jno...; •Xinigiack (Ytnperor. of Cliina,afterwards V'intall"" l 6''M rilitarman unebikow ;(a.sery fitted garter, • I)sint . ek,, 44e.eifterwatiis(lown).,1Mr...6riroaldi; ChitallUlt. (a little-footed .Chioe,e Fnpres., with . a big Itody, afterw,;lids it,lusiny- * Chliir, NI - aster J. Grimaldil,Tlion-Ton (the ghinese Tumbling 'Deity of War: and Cl;lytelaiv ; Maria (changed to'rEortunin, 'afterwards. 'Mrs. I(?terjoie.4.. Li-t!,-,p s ;!da (Ptiucess, of (hina),. Miss ; n-lt• iNI aei ( thai*ekee fu I Fairy), s:Worg u . • PloceN,for the Lioxe . to be taken of Mr. lirandott; ut the •41ioX-Ottie. Hartr;streef; front Ten till 'Your. • • • BOxes 75,, ._•••7Svcon.11); 0.- 7 Pit. 3s. tbt. ; Second Price ti..--lowertiallery.2s.; Second Pricv ts.—Upper Gallery ts.; Second...VT . ll;e tth • . • ' - ••• • • • • • • • l'he Doors will he opened at Half-pasi 'Fire, and the Play begin at I1.;11-past six. • • • • Miss-O'Neill will perform on Thursday, Jane. Shore ant elfSaturd.a:ys BtAylicr.a. The Neiv ' Itatlequin and Fortunia wilt he To.pseated (s'e.r):ltirrni;st,Wednesday excepted. o-usorrow,pymon ; With The -Magpie or. the Maid, and qfir, Nesii• P:tritotoime.—On Wednesday. will be revived; .With seery,..possibi . e.spieudoar (not performtd these 5O years), in .7Three Act*, Sfi.slispeares! Play, of .!.Che NlidsdnAner Night's Dream ; with entirely new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, nod Pecorations:-04; 'fliur.sday,-Jane Shute.—Uit SatutdaY, •Ve 44wPreserTed. , •. • noirrym. ASTLEY - COOillitt".aua ITENRY v;111 .IN.VI' C*l.4.lltd LECTUItES SAI.I3IiPAY; tt 2014 T . L4Stotl►t i ,,tit • WO 0 SUPERIOR ADVICE. . • • Proteisipial Alen eminent. fur skill `.hlitt . rxperieoee, offer their lidrtee, anti excl , their for tlte , ctte of* few reiguide,'Disifitses, is-• so ittal y, excited against the - . siliertistments of Men; ignorant rif the best principles, and strfefitit ed t fic practice; of pl;veie. Messrs,alltltlE:and 'CI'. regular Snrge4ins, siintetii , ited by every juirilege to time tam,' add by the tinif irrn success wbch.theit mode of treat ment rnr Vein:teat Camplaieis ha., hitherto heen, attended, cdtilltilie with the sasu , Assiditity to direct their Stiltlittli to rite elite of every species of t hat irinefill4poison, a. a ell av the re mittal Of threw distressing and i;eti4i;iicieit , -which 'revert, or'embitter littstunirim.t,al .tate.; In the ostalo.; tie ssfitinon infirmities there are mint . mare adlicting than those orliich ri are: tint allatraidatila COttSCCIIICaeCS of;an inittilgence lit . * - 4 1,,,trur five habit. 'I Unhappy solierer bro o ds .oret.his niisfuri tines, usio.m.;4l to seek reltrl. until litLiir re &feed •vii , meh a stare of okisery . RA tai renikr life oppressive. persons it will he a consoinito, retteetian to 14 dottithat 7 tlies'nnity now, by a new 4444 d rentedy, he restored to fu ii ifimiter constitutional strength anti 'if Or . S4lri{ti - e e kieett;.and dehititntril•,bulnts, proceeding either from ad excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, Or -front a ionK dehtc iu hot clinintes, hard drinking; the injudici'ons.tiie of seercifry, &c. are speedily ie.:toe-ea to health- acd rerigtti.' it Must, lie a self-evident propositiim, that o:lleWl,hi.. r gre-aie of intellectual capacity 'is directed to tlwtteattri, .4t and cure 4)1 a few • petfulihr complaints, there must hr t h. gretiiter e4irt-ii...ty of 'merest ; and as a iiroof or lids' position their method of cure is so particularly expedition', aS , AVVIi to -safe, and so evidently superior to' the common practice, that in some slight 'cases of Infection dperfect restoration is coMpleted in the ihort period of th;er days, arid in those of the otniost inveteracy, vibe r practitioners bare failed, is plover, peyeerer;ito,:e in their plan of treatment ensures to thelialitutin.safe, 'tvettLicroiltulerl, •aad lasting re-establish 'neut. By un . ,,,,pr application, the patient will escape the dove!. and eeperree of - a tedious .. - tteildanee upon the less es- IperiencedpriWitioutr. 111" t he' IndSt - u6stinate and conifili, -stated sales of tertcrail Infection, such as.olistructions in the isrethrx,tptitigy excrescences, .hard U1'1)0111 , 1, tedious ulcers, ktiviitiont, seminal wratintess,. STBICTURES, whether recent nr of long durityidn, awl which have batited thendtill of othr •actitioneri, are, by their present Unproved pttn.uutrekatileut, et.'retually and permatteutly cured, with- Suflerng the exeructatin * Certioretil I • • - • pain and alarming •,‘ nett feeipterttly follows the application of the i t nnuera•mt4. in the Coors. : of io yeara extensive PfaCtice in tii 4 numerous cases 01 strictures hate been and are' ;loll( under thrir car e ,' tlie't eratliCatiou of which is t rivetit -p7 a safe, Certain, and expeditions-MO(lra, proctite, :my (Atter yet adopted: The v reAkuess, relaxa.; 'tinny and : debility praceeding from this complaint, spe e dily ! n comvArd, soil the potient restio ed to sound and ,tigeirdits tAlal• Ill4.wltere tier delaility luss•for years existed, a pri per peraieverince in their restorative rettlediers litter the stricture .has been destroyed, is indispensably recO'ite to revisseAlie sluMbering sparks of life, and to re-ontutate the constitution. Several Noblemen and detitlinnen of the first respectahl litrhave been antler the care of Messrs. t aerie and- Co. fur , thetremovat• of • complaints- of thelleethru,.. Strictures, tkc4t and lacitq received a radical and permanent cure, request hat references may-he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive. superiority of*Ste-Atts.• Carrie and Co.'s :plan of treatillent. Many of these Gentleitten have had Strictures' front II) to :20 years, and had been under the,carc Messrs. lllitgr,Heovisidt..s, and tither- sor g eonb of etpint eminenees wlto;ittrinyieil the cure by the application of Mlle lunar , etinstie, without- success.- - newts ; f ;41 - ilviind Co. may tie considted by -either Sex, with, the - , grietteuit delicacy; secrecy, nu:k honour; at their totts4 tiattntiqtartlen. • • , • •P heats ill the Cuuutry aye remested fa .late the ',Attica 2arsnt their case, fige, and general habit , of king, &c• inelOsinga , remittaucg; for serene and medicines, when the same will hi::, vatic 0 seat to any.part . of the .1411u/drop, 'l'.o fenture thnt.secrecy so es , ,eritial t-. 1 their. underttiliitT, .the pottrige' - of bitters may he witrett to theace4upt for inedleines. Tu royal Bye. price 1.'2.1. Plain, or 215. Colobred, l'art I. of grib vA RIU BRITANNICUM, containtug Fi- NC, gums of Fifty Spectee of Eggs. ticcu delineated • By GEORGE ORAvEA, S. 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VII, DO the Caivies stf Tilikbt in Cute. By Sir Banlis,El . VIII. "Wolk , . Stoi.th's iSpecch in the Irish oftont eapps on the Co ion. • IX: Itcp'‘lrt front The Committees:if the House of Comisions oieille State of the Prisons. • N• .ii,Lettre fr,sni Dresden, &cite a Friend in Paris. „Xl„, tiecontl,ltypoi t of ,the Sociely for buttering the Contli ' GotOf the Pour, Xll. Qn Parli,inientary Reform. XIII. Outlines , of a ,Plan for.hiliklin. twenty•fitit Churches ur Chapels. By T. ralroner: . M.A. XIV. fla r leto Vole. V. and VI. Sold 'Cviile and Fenoer, and all other Booksellers; of whom complete Sets of the Work boty he procured. UOLDEN CE4Ki, CriAIINO-CltOsS, AND BELLE . SAUVA(E, LLTIVATE-1 , 111.L. cmxtRAL. OF Mai FOIVTILA LL Palt, tullow L ing : J.41)(1-11,1VATIAS set :olr from the' Above Officvs every Evening, by cenunand of the Pustrnailei-Oettet'uti i it, • DEIBM, Waterfora,'Cark, atr nall parts of Ireland. APTAIIP.AI), Bangor, ,Vtternarvon, ,St. Atiaph, and all parts of North %Vales. MlLlktitt) HAVEN, Ha eerfard-West,' eartnartfien, Are eoll, Mani...mils, and all port. of 5w.114 .Cll Niemplwlch.'Starford; Litchfield, Nortlisiaiptim. •IVISBEAQH, Morelt, charter's, mi,l St. cAmoramv...itigv, N KtVNI ABK ET. iltllll4otr. Swaff halo, mad Fake:thaw &„„ • 0 N.Q.lttlt:l I, hy Newmarket and 'ntetford. NOR WWII, hy olehestor, Ipswich, and Scale. \VORA:Er-Cr Pershorc. Evediant;and Ntoi•ehris. •01.061( . .1 S'alt, NI,. and Burford. 'OXIMII.D, tree) , Freeing at Eight o'Cl u ek„ LUDLAM, Lrtsitry, and all parts of Shropshire. • • YAltNlOu:ru, Lowestoft . , Beeelet, Yoxford,k,Woodliridge. 1-11.11,L, Sdarliorough, Burlingtati', and - • Watersitte. Gitastairot.th. and Urigar, • • I.INCOLN, Sfenford, 'Bourn, Peterhorouke, aud Sitlitatti Afid, the f„iw w i ps. Rpm Patent, and other Coaches, on the neweit and hest construction. Ai m is added is ! r i vt a f anti Principal 'Awns, to which Passenirers are regularly conveyed ; a reference thereto wilt save much tranhle to Travellers and Persoos having baggage or parcels to Bead. I:WEB:POOL New Light Coach, ant only one night tear- Tie. four inohle onl,• through Warrington, Northsvich 1%44- dclwich Sandbach, Uttoxrt et, But ton-upon-Treat aincitley, at al‘ Northampton,. Sunday, ISrcdnenloy, and Friday ?doruings, at Six performs the ,juur • nerioter hooari, well lighted and. guarded throughout-. • • • tAvEKroo p a wn, tough tVarritigton, Knots ' fords Couitteitm,•Ninti*siotte, Slott6, LitchAclil, rataworib, -• Atherstone, •I linctley _and Lutterwottb, Tovsday, Thursday:, an d SetardaY mot nings, at Six traveli With extraordinary velatltY•l only anc night °tithe Nall! well lightcd anti gnat& ca the *bole of tllc . journey. , • YORK'NeW angt Elbilant Past Cotieb every Morning at Ste . ; throe t,, DQueaster, IlLtw try, het ford; ;leWark, Otiintliatu, - and Stanifortl. Front Yuri., furwarded with • tho' facility to aecwick„ N,oicutia, Alty,victi j SLiddi j and Suinh:r •iarnd '; - turban), no i llegtair . .r*Orthalli.rtnrl, Think; Alta itivoeol s l, ow Glasgo, Dalll 4 es, '4;arlittle, Pettriot, pall, Borough Bridge,' Ati*resho t : 11;,, all :parta;nf tlx : •, '• • tmstc:•. A therstotte, Lutterworth, and Nortliamp. , on C 0.... t•rery.hitir n Six, egrept Althiday, mid ever!, Eden.: Slint m u d Aural Wales ' , :;•ap.Conch, throualt Iron WOkerliampt:itt an.; •Ilirininghau t 'every \to, 0it2,.. Cape! ()swig, Llarivertit, Cern nge ..Alwr,,tfornten,tcacr,uarvoii, Conway, Osrvestry, and al; parts: of Ne W rtlf,ales, see rs Mtn • • BIRMINGHAM • , New: Coseit,, called Crown Prlttes4,l :through !:itttny Stratford, LttimngtUp and - Warwick, k t vA; y )tsar, anti arrives tliesainc 1.. r Ong. nt t'en. PAltg - GAIF. t. Chester, Stafford, and ...Litchfield itirst.s. Colice'l hev4) l beetling. - • ' ..WISBEACH, March, Chatters-% and St.' Ives New Cuauhyi Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. . ,LlTCllFlELl),l.auiefertli, Hinel4y, Athersione, tattier, Worth and Northampton, new and cxecilent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, andNattirday Mornings, at Six. CIiELI'ENHANI New Day . Omen, through Frozraill Northleacli, Berfoill,• and 'Oxford . c...itries four iti,ittc sets out every Slanting, except Sutiday, at Six, and' arrive* early the same Evenitig . at the Plow Inn, Chelteillmoi. • OXFORD Nee/ Past' :'dash, called • rim ereey Mornitig at Eight. • NOB,WICH Very last Coaeli, through Newmarket anti • Thetford, every Evening at ieven. rAlt.NfoiJ Lowestoft', Reviles, Yoxford„ and W00d , .... 1 bridgt.r . relegrapli, every Afternoon at Four • IPSWIC:II' od Coleliester,everyAlternoon at Four& Seven., CAMBRIDGE ;tail Ely New 'felegraph Coaelt, emery Night, and Carriages to all Nana of Norfolk, Satfulk, Essva, and Cambridgeshire. . PALEN HASI„ *vaffbatat, Brandon. and • Newm ai ket pant New Candi, the Lord Nelson, Tucs . d . ty, Thurulay, and Saturday Night tit Six e'Clock,- Sunday at - LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, • Thursday ' , , and Saturday Mornings at Five ii'Viock. • • • .. SOUTHAMPTO and Lyle - legion elegant new estach, every Maang . (except SUnday) at Fire 'o*Cliiek. Packets sail Antlto Isle of Wight untlivArrirtil of ,t.hu Cuac4.- Parcels are sonseved to all parts of the Island.., WiNelli‘liTElt, Basingstoke, and Hartford •Bridge. ray • fast Coach,*werv'Slarning at Five o'Clock. TUNaltinfai and Tuuhridge Wells MeV, and easleuacheg, every Mkt'ititsg. 'PiTNIIIVII,CE Wills new Post Cd'hcli (earridi four inside only) ttirto,i; , i Tunbridge, Surettoalies, 'and Riverhead, entry Afternoon at Four o'Cltick, Sundat• et iteptett. , upii Trent Pact 'Coach, through Sleashatn, Twycross, Athelsteue, Hinckley, LutterworthoVelford, N.l.* than plan , and inuistable, Sund ay,.: Wednesday, ant Friday Mornings, at Six ii'Clocli. , ' BRISTOL, Bath, Deelitis; and new and excellent I'ost Coach (carries four inside only) every An cii , in a t Fiv e , well lighted sun guard , ll throu.thottl• This 044 , 4Y:wee is ineoutrovertitily superior to, any on On West ern. It4itel„ EuXLMEIt, Plyntolith, and raltnonth coach, called the Bat-. loon, cv• rlMolning at turven. SEVF,NOAES, Riverhead, & lirEnnley Coaches, every Nlorn. HASTING, It • ttel, Itohyrtinridge, Fllaiwell. and Tun , bvidgei exreditiausNew Coach, every Morning nt half-past rive. VORTsMourii nild Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five 0'4104. • l'OltriMbt7TH, liortidean, Prtersti.ild, Godaltuing, qui OttiltlfarttNerr Coaches, every Morning and EVenine- itt . Fire PO.HTS.MOI.TTa Nsw anti elegant Put Coach, the Dui; o Of Wellington „Ttiesd,y, Thursday ) and Saturday MOrnings, at Eight cCh e • _ _ ' • . . niiivrtontou Coach es, every Mornit?gi EVoaing,;, WELLS, Elitliiwater, and Manton Couches, every Ng and Evening. .. • PLYMOIITH and Palmetith Teti fast and slicap Conches, eyervMarning 'WRY Netrinarket Post Coach, Titeszliy : and IliOUrCUTTlVTOtrituts* ..-t-hi4lll4Pa , t OATH and 'Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Mnrning at half-past Four WClnelc, and' EveliurratTive. LEWES, 114:Wield, Maresfiehl, and East Grilistaad every Morning BOGNOR, and the Roclis, a Bathing Place on ti n Sus'-ex Coast, much admired for its flue Sands, a new Cold), every Morning at Six.• • ' • ciiictifisTßit, Mid karst, and Hash-mare, new Telegraph EvertTufsdav, Thursday and Saturday, at Six. , • 7 CI-11CHES1'EK New Coach, through .fluncton and Pet worth, Menday, Wednesday, and Friday Morning's at Seveii. ARUNDEL. New Conch, through Dittictou,'Pqtw. , rti,, and Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satard,ty M innings, at Seven. • • if,iii3 - sTONE, Mailing, acid Wrothath Cpaches, every Morning. at Five and Niue o'Cioek. , • • , FOLK:tyfi)NE, Hythe, S!lndg4cf,P4 Ashford , Cow:l4s, erefy Mortiing. • , DOVER, ',Marvate, • Rullittgate, • Deal, ,artd.., CAnterhary: Conclies;i:very 'Morning vt•six o'CloCk, nt Five. Extra.Carriagev always : ready fur fantilie% or milt ie*. • • • • ; mtom vroN, clptioun, 10,:hcsirr, and Stroud Coaches of every destriptlen, at Six and Niue i!t' the I.llornirw, °tie at ' N ou n, a nd hail-past Five in the , GRAVESEND,Naithfieet,:nol (;attohtlittSitand • Ninr in the hiurning,One at Noc)!1, IT in !thr Evcning, Extra Coaches 'always ready.. BRIGE-ITON original ited,Coacji, tlitratiglt Croyiloti, ge1.., . gate, Cr ahleT (' ocktield , every M , irning ;A Eight.; MUG KTON'New Coach, cal the 1 iiik6 of )16rfoitt;`evrey jkluruing atNik, through Diirking, Iliirsiseni, 4't: llrtsfit;ltt. 814 ItiliVilf)N New' anti Elegant Post Coach, the Etlipect ; cvery Aft erooOn at Three. . mum rros Regency Coach, at lialt•past Eight o'Clock every Eryliiiu. .WORTHANti ipadcrn and ttply (kiln - 0)1 e Coach,'(csa, r.. rie4•fant - itikitlicatily) thevirigh Ashifig. ton, West Grinvtead, ijoviliinu, and Dorking, every Morning' at Eight GODMAINU, Guildford, Metrutv,, Eyst Horsley, anti . itoutain, Tnelniay, Thttrulav, and xaturday, at Eight o'Cloak. ' EA•4ISOIJRN Sommer i:Anteh, Tnesday, Thursday, and S3teri4ty, at ?..f past Six o'clock. . • Cit)r A LAING and Guildford Ceaches, ciery :Hunting and — ' elltertmon. - • dOlatiNcr. teatherlicad, aua Epson) Coaches,- every Morning - at Niue ) end Afternoon ;a Tti tee. * STEYN Hbriliaca. and Dorking Coaches, ever* . Morning at Six. IiANI - Pl'ON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. Fullovving COACUES *et of trout the lift .LE SAUVAGI CANIBIUDUK Putout IMMINGHAM New Post Coach, the CroWn Prince, it yerj Moraine; at a Quarter„helove rive, through Stony Stratford t Snuthata, Leinington, and Warwick. • OXPORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiante, every' , hfurgiiii at Light. SOUTLIAMPTC?N (Calljler's Coach), ever) Morning, ra. cept Sunday,' at Five., . . . . ALTON TiteuittY, Thursday, and Saturday Mora. Inas e 7 at .Ni • . . . .. ._ BUtty . . ... Coach, eve ry . . NEW !sternism at Half past Six' SALItiIItIRY Coach, at Half poet 'I !tree every Afternoon. HASTINGS New t , ost Coach, every Nloriting at . .Eight. WINDSOR COaCh,. eVery Morning, at Seecii. 11RIGHTON, Castel, the puke of Norfolk, every Morning. at Nine. tisibiigh Dorking, Hoveliiiin, nod endeld. UMPH-TAKNerr Post Coaai, the Eclipse. every Attar. ileon, air tf"pa# Two. i Raw 's piibt colic!, every Keening, at Eight. LuTo. t ich, every tity, at One. • . HAMM . Go'' settee,. every Mornitigand Evening. PO ItT$MO trEp Can t; ties, e very NI toning and Eivr that .PI re, LYNN - New - Coach, rogsday, Ttiuraiisy, and . Mundt', Mornings, at Five. . The Proprietors reepectfully request tlir Puhlic to notice, iiie (iiiiiiou , utnes . is the Only Office in' Lentiou from whence Carriages set out, to Nil the,. Bathing and Watering Places, tend placts.a fashionable .iii it piiblie felon in the kingdom. 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