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'lb which will be Weil (first time), 7 .111 it; (ACM t• OF ANJOU. - E r " ll "ttotvi Town and Country; with ThO Woothaun's Ot.—Oli Saturday, 'Clic Duke of Milan'. OFFICE OF dfiDNANCE, April 5, 181 G. ' ShiA. RADCLIPFE'A NOVEL'. , This flay Was publimhed, in 4 vOll. lento. pa - ice 11. es. bosHt, • th e Seventh liciition of IITSTERIES ot UOULPHO, a ROI. _AU mance; intersne'r . sed wi th sonic pieces of Poetry'. '• FOURTH EMMY, eorretted to the 24,1 A Aril, of PEERAGE fur ISl 6 i icelv,Gtl. in hOtt.:ils, tit k:pit-i.mooo. rirHE PRESENT PEERAGE or the UNITED AI—KINGDOM, with the AltAls of the PEERA' arid TIA;• ONETti. To which are preaited tile hstabli , lien Qrecrof PrecedenCy, and an Translation o thy M _ttos ; and subjoined is a List of the f3aronets of Great lArit:tot- 4 with rt!- feretice to their Arms. Carefully corrected ter thy m2d A j i T. • . Printed for Willittui THE PRINCIPAL- 01"r"ICrIRS of His MA. JESTF'S OIWNdNCE do '*ereby give Notice',' thertProPosals will be received at their Office; in Pall Mail, on or beAre the 10th day of Ila,ll Pcil, from 'such Persons as ?nay' he milling to undertahe the Performance the PAINTERS' vyows. for the Serricc of ‘h r z.: g b,cer4separt-.. meta of the Ordnance froolwich, .19i a period of Three Yetis, delerininable after the exideatioit ;',f the first kern., upon NatiCe gt* Three Months, at the optioti of eitleer Party.. Farther Particulars, together with the Ternis:and•Coadl firms of the, Contract, may be known ,at the geCretary's Office, in Pall-21fall aforesaid, any Day between the Ana's of Ten and Aar' o'clock, where the Proposals mast be di livricd, sealed ,pi and endorsed, " Proposals for the Puistets i Work At Woolwich ;" but no Proposal f ' yni be admitted after the said 10th day of May . ores. 7 , ... r n of the same day, neither will ani 'pier ire noticed, un less the Pnrly mahing it, or an 400 in his Le.,:alf - , shalt attend. By Order elute Beard,• R. H. C111717',. Secretary. Dv 'ANN RAIICLIrPs. . . lyrinted for Lotistnin, Hurt, B.cet, OrMe, and Brown; Paternoster Row. Of whom May he had, by the same Author,. 1. The Itorlience of the Foreht, interspersed with some 'Atm? of Poetry.. .The Bth Edit. In vols. limo. 15s. bds. 9. Caitlet of atlzltit and liunhayne, 12nto. price 3s. 6d. bards. 3. Siciliah Romance, 2.i•01e. lteno. price Bs'. hoards. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TMS PRESENT "EVENING, May, 2, NIB, will he performed the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Joseph Surface, Mr. Barryniore ; Lady I'vezle, Miss O'Neill. Ti which will be HE MAGPIE OR THE MAID. To-morrow , , The Wheel of Fortune tun ; ` with Who Wants a wile ? PLATE AND iiLATED (ODDS. 11 BARLOW begs in itifonti the litohliiry" .3- H . . , . and Gentry ,` that he is oppoitat , tl Ant to one of tint Lest Sheffield Plafe Manufacturers, and is a,,thori.ed to al , . low Twenty per Ceut. - I.lt , ronit, ptompt 'payment, on all Ooods, 'warranted the strongest plated ewer Mode. It is to I considered, that there is an optic/us advaistage iii iiiireliA.ing front the Mariufttet.4y,•as the repeatcd cleaning ecei.v artielo in the sh!q!sits.ottienini*nect - bit - Commission it Nu. 15, Lel .rster-Plnce, Leicester square. • Tbi Day was littlilibbed, .In Ode very large Volume, fis.o, price, in boards, 114._ a New Edit, , contadcrably anmented, of ? ESSAY on the REVENUES -of the CHllltal of ENGLAND ; with an futitilry into the "Necessity, Justice,had }Mkt cif an A.bolition or Coromato. tiuri of - ht's G COVE, r•. o .* The lnerediblt Feats of jl Dias°lo Antonio, the Vene tian Volti<eur, continuing to excite thie admiration as well as reiterated shoals of ammiaation of crowded .-biudionces, they will, with the other Nouvelle Entertainineats, be re peated every Fawning till further notice. !LOYAL ANII4 - ILTHEATILE, AS I'LErS, WESTMINSTER: Prebendary of kleretOrd, and ltector of ilatun Bishop, Here- fordshive. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivingtun, St. Paul% Church ; Cade!! and Davies; Strand; au'd J. Ilatchard, MR. CANNING. The following Papers have been tran3mitted BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PitINC6 ItF.nr.NT and Mg.. of Yorit. THIS EVII.N 1 NCi , To-morrow, and Saturday ( . by pertni.;simi of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden), the tirand E cl uestrian Barlett% Spectacle, called THE swain' MINK, assisted by the United stud of Dorses. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. Nlakeen (his fourth ap pearance at this Theatre); Clown's Act, by Mr. Brown. GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, by a Venetian /his sixteenth sippearance in England, and for Twenty , four Nights only), by his3iincontivion and really almost incredible Tour &c. in the Air, has been denominated on the Conti sent " Antonio:" A Cosmic sung, by Mr. Ste)). bing. To conclude with an entirely new Serio-Connc Har lequinade, called ItiQuET WITH THE TUFT; or, Dew drop and Rose-bud. Places fur-the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Kiuloch, at...the Theatre, trout Ten •t 11 Fonr.—sccend-iiiice at Half-post Eight o'Clock. ...„*.E:questrion Tuition, as usual; for particulars inquire bf Mr. W. Davis, jun. ROYAL ACADEMY, SONIERSET-PACE. THE EXHIBITION of the ROYA6 ACA DEMY is now. OPEN, and wilt continue so till further Notice, (rain Eight o'CloCk in thC Morning till Siren ►n the Erecting.,--Alltuissiutos. Catalogue Is. 11.14:NItY Nltt. CHRIST REJ E_CTE.D, his SECOND PIC TUBS of CHRIST HEALING in the TEMPLE, the bk;SiON of the. CRUCIF/XION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several additional Ptc . rutpF,,s from Scriptural Subjects, are now EXHIBITING at No. led, Pall-Mail, near Carlton- House, everyday (Sundays excepted), from Ten in the Morn lag till Fie* in the Afternoon. By Ord.or, CtIARLES :WART, Secretary. NAVAL AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCtF.TY. THP, ANNUAL GENERAL AIE BIING of tbit soci.gry will he hetd at the Wing's Concert-Roonk, is the Haymarket, on TUESDAY, the 7th of May, !ch.— The Chair will be taken at Twelve &Clock priicisely.—Ac eonamodation will lie Provided for Ladies. Tickets of admission may be bad on application to the Illietnipers of the Committee, or to the Secretary; at, 114, Jct.- Neyn-oreet, on oialter the $d of May, between the boars of Twelve and Four in each day (Sunday' excepted). By Order of the Committee, C. M. FABIAN, Captain, R.N. 1.,; (. „, e . • .1. NI. CLOSE, Major, ILA. ComMittee-Room, 114, Jermyn.street. 14111 SERENE HIGHNESS PRINCE LEOPOLD OF 5.4.. XE COIWRG SAALFIELD. ACKERSIANN. 101, Strand, has jiist pub . fished a PORTRAIT of his SERENE HIGH-Nt SS ! from a Picture painted at Brighton by A. E. Chalon. H.A. anti now exhibiting at Somereet-Hunse, having received the 'Unbounded approbation of the Royal FatUily for ity extraor dinary Likeness; price of the Prints As. Proofs lot. Bd. A Whole-length PORTI;AIT from the same Picture id in great forwardness, and will be. ready in June, price 2 is. Proofs, 42s.—A Book for receiving the Names of Subscribers is open at the Publhner's, end the 'Prints ha numbered and deiivered in the order in which the Subscriptions are received. EVERY TICKET a PRIZE on biITH MAY. rIP BISH, in returning his grateful Thanks to his Friends and the Public tor the ,very great` pa. trimege he has received in the present Lottery, regrets that 'is Country Friends hive experienced many disappeintMents, in consequence attic Agents having. almost universally dit posed to! their Shares previous to tlr Two Last Days of the 13onus. In order, therefore, to accommodate those who Lave been thus sitnated, T. WISH, in 'return !sir so many Fa yours, is determined that such liberality shall be met by a corresponding feeling on his part ; and he _has now the 3leasure of announcing his. intention of giving *Vanua OMJS of 200 Whole Tickets, (being the last) which will be presented' by - hini, to be diridoil equally amongst all who purchase between the 27th of April,estid . The 14111 of MAY, When the totttry eutumences; and - when every Ticket driwti Nillbe4Prizel The rrst.drawit Prise above 4,.500 will be entitled to L. 5,000 in athlition ; it therefore must be L. 6,000, and way be .L. 11,00, or even 36,000 Potoinds! The following' are the Numbers of the Two Hundred Whole • Ticket's, forming the above BONUS • 0,726 to 3,740 4,470 to ii,F.OO 4,720 to 4,76 Q fi f 476 to 9,600 LOG to b,Noo 14,026 to 12,250 6,7i6 to 0,759 13,296 to 13,250 Two Prizes of L. 30,600, and Fifty other Capitals I . 11 11aiets end shares are setting by T. DISH, Contractor, 4, Combat, and t, Cliaring-crosi, London, who sold in the, last Vwe;si Months (alone) Two Prizes of Fifty Thousand Pounds, 104ie of Forty Thousand Pounds, Three of Thirty Thousand, *lad an immense number of other Capitals. , . BinLtortnicA sPLENumissoiA. zy AucnoN, by LEIGH and SOUTHEISY, Booksellers, 4Wteluir Hi,alie, ND. 145, Strand, opposite. C a t herine-street, uts Wednesday, May B..and..Seyenteen following Days, ALSundays excepted) at Twelve o'Cloc)i, Superlatively Splendid and .Extetisive Ll.' BRARY, consigned front the Continent; _containing many very rare specimens of the earliest Typography; most IPI flu , Eslitiones 1 1 '0:wipes of the Classics, in the finest condi !loll Possible; the Octavo and Quarto Var*itui Classics, the Litter chiefly on Large raper: also the elegant Works print ed hy the Elzivirs; the best French Historical and Dramatic Writers shietly on Large Paer ! . the beautiful Works p ri n ted at Parma, by B o d on i, and fly Didut, at Paris; the . various Works published by the roreigo Academies; the fine Works lately published by' order of fluonapart e, at Paris; also a "" 4 uembistite at Naps and Charts, including the earliest Ipipv9sions of , the entity Collection; published by Cassini ; lik 'i'wlsc ii vere gnod Selection of llo.:US in English then:Aura ; 4 1 , 4 1 a choice Collection of CuriousMaisuseripts among which will,he 'found sonic of high Antiquity. 'list „'hole most su terbly hunail, , and'tlie greater part either in Morocco or attic:: Uathers. 'Co lie viewed to the time of Sate, and Cattilogues to he had 9,1"" 4s I at the place of sale; Islr. Lain, F. Alinhurgh ; Mr. . :they, I )uhlis: , Mtssrs. Coolie and Co. O xford; sAlr. Deigh- V. ll , Caiiihridge : MY. TOthl, York; Mr.,Ford; Nlanctiebter ; `! 1 :. Grapel, Liverpool r 'Mr. Wilson, Hull ; Messrs.- Robin :"..'P!l, le s s ; M r. (;handier, Newcastia-upon - `l', and must ''', L. 1.) Lue l .isellers thou I ut CQuutrY • 6 IQ, al" 0 • ' - PICTIrartING Ol I ICE, "Orli E, lA►B. E CO il/MISSIONERSfor VICTU.IL LING J .- His MAJESTY'S NAM' do herd►+ give Notices that on Fridezu, the 1711 t of May next, they will he ready to reeeire Tenders In writing (scaled up), and treat for the Supply (en separate Contracts) of what FRFAH BEEF may be required for Me use of his Ma.1 .4 . 4 i 3 Snips end 17 ""It at the undermentioned Places, Guernsey and Jersey, Greenock, Bull, NeWeastle and Tim:lot:tit Haven, Swansea and Bristol, for the apace of Twelve Calendar ilionthr,frosn the 7th of June next. The Conditions of the Contracts tnay he seen at 'this Of fire, or by applying to the Postmasters at Guernsey and Jersey, and to the Collectors the Customs at Greenock, Newcastle, Swansea, and Bristol, respectively, No regard Will be had to any render in which the Price shall not he inserted i' words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the !hard before Vase o'Cluek on the said Friday, the 17th of Ably next, nor unless the Person who ',sakes the Tender, or some POW" OX his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons enArag;ny to bccoine bo,(nd with the Party tendering, in the Penal .Suet of 500'. for t.t.e due performonee of each of the Contracts. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAY I, 1816. E COURT of I - mutt rorts of the UNITED COMPANY of • NIERCH.'iNTS of ENG LAND „Tit :WING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notioe, That the COURT ,vill he real) , to receive PROPOSALS in writing, at au lime on or before Wednesday, the 6th June next, from an, Person or Persons who Indy he willing to BMX), either in thcitiver Thatnei, of at en Ont.port in Eniciandot SHIP of shout Thirteen Hotoleed 'Von% burthen, to.he LET on FREIGHT for the' said Cuutpany's Service, for Six Voyages certain, specifying in one Sem a per roanenf Itite of Peace Freight fur each of the said .Six Voyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship 'render" on ,the eoVvr, to be severally Sealed up and left with the Secretary, at this Honse, at n; before TMdve o'clock nt Noon o►i the said sth June next, beyond which hour no Tender %ill he received. JAS. COBH, Nrct-etary. The particulars of the principal Dimension% and ssant linos, an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of the Charter-party for each Voyage us an'outline, thgetner with the other "fernks, and., esaiditions on which the Ship is to be tendered, built for, and employed in the Cunipan►'s st r vice, may be had on application to Mr. John Nlorice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 6th Instant. GENUINE NNEWBERY and SONS, at the at - . hliOled Warehou3e for Pr. James's, and other valuable Oeditinest inforhO the Public that the Prices, including stamps, are as follow; but as spiirions Irrc partitions are sold by soma other Dealers, all Purchasers, to avoid imposAion, will ob serve, that the Genuine Warehouse is at the East End of St. Paul's, No. 45, the third houte_front Cheiswide. s. d. s. d. Dr. James Powder .... B 9 ' Br. Steer's Opodeldoo 2 9 Analeptic ~ 4. 6 Convulsion Oil , S 6 4titibtlinus .Pills 2 9 - Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr.Austin's:Chttlybeitt 4 9 Essence of COttSfOnt 8 6 Dalby's Carminative.. 1 9 Mr. Spenco's Dentifrice 4 0 Tonic Pills. . .... 2 9 . I.ozea r ces of it lois TawrarKe's Powdet .. 4 6 English Coffee 2 9 he Cephalic Sniift ... 1 1 Pit. Dohaurientes..... 4 6 Unless the name " F. NF WIIFICY'" be engraved is the Stamps, tho above, cannot be ge.mine. ' De. Hooper's Pills .... I ti Henrys Magnesia - 9 Glass's Magnesia ' 3 e Strong Tine t. ut Bark 4ii Essence of Ginger .... 2 dl .Husham's ditto Cheltenham Silts .... 2 9 Inglish's Scuts Pills 1 Greenough's Tinctures Z 9 Grant's:Cough Drops 1 6 - 'Tutu Loaeuges .. 1 1 Welch's Pills .. 2 9 Soothing Syrup 2 n • Dr. Solandees Tea ... 2 9 4 ": * * .Artsple allowance will he made Upun these and all other Medicines of repute for Exportation. . LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. PATIV , N, His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. • Govt.:axons, Earl of Leitrim, - Col: W. Jones, M.P. Earl of EgremOnt, Col. H. Clouents; M.P. Hon. COl.J..liarry, Dt.P. Right Hon. 2t. E. Sheridan) John Latouche, Esq. M. P. Capt. J. Hay. su mans, Mr. Kiernan, Member of then . Itoyal College of Surgeons, London. ONDON . has ever been the seat of onprinei -1.-.4 pled Adrenturers.---This obsarvatiun justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the present day, who, tinder as slimed titles, advertising as Companies and Medical Boards, wit 4 tictitions names, hold out, as they style.it, an iafallible treatment of Venereal Complaints. The List of the Royal College of Surgeons, published in rein nary thl6, chews only thosc Persons entitled to regular practice, and no such pr.t tended sautes belong to it. It was,against such illiterate and dangerotss Pretetideirs the Link and Surgical Dispensary was first instituted, which, since its establishment, has to boast the Cure of 2000 Patients of both Seats annually, many of whodi have laboured under the most complitated farms of the Disease, and particularly that derangement of the gene' at ive organs so often fatal to Patients , and so ilidicirlt to cure.-- Mr. KiEßNAN,Menther of the..Boyal College, London, may he consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his house, No it, Lower Charlottee-street. Bedford-square, where Lenora .froin ToOin and Country are to tiaaddrssed, and the necessary Ad vice. and Niedteiuti Win be given or scat to any part of the Kingdom. , TVEVCR KNOWN liEFOßE.—lnstantattentia 111 detlef fur the 1.1E.1.1)-ACLIE.—DARWIN'S CIiPPIALIt; DROPS, .sold only by Win. Kunt, the Proprie tor's Agent, No. 37, ltathboue-place, Usfbrd-street ; price 4s. per bottle, startiped.—The Public are respectfully and posi-' tively assured these Drops are no imposition; awl that this often fatal 'Malady will be immediately relieved, by mere ly applying them to the nostril, agreeably to the directions tut:lused. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAvELLING at the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London. • From LONDON to TURK, ilk() LEEps, only Two OuineaS inside, anita Guinea outside ; the seine in proportion to EDINRCE6H, and all Parts of the North. From LON DON to WEYMOUTH, Doe Guinea inside, end !Sc. oat side, with tour inside.—Cuaehes, the best Horses, and keep gaud ti.uc. By W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co. The following Post Conches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out twin • the Saracen's Head km, Snove-Hill. CROOK and GOSLING's ;VIA RE...BOROUGH Eietout Pint Coach, through Hungerford, Newbury, Heading, Maidenhead, sett-out Prop the Saracen's Head, Snowlittl, at Seven o'clocl.; in the Morning, gets to Marlbo rough by •dinner time • a cutnfort4tile conveyance fur Travel• lers on the Western lioad. • The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying . Ft ! de Insides and Fou r O u t Ai de s, sets out every Day at One o chick, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoiin at Six o'clock, through llunstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, Welford, Lot terwurt h, Hinckley, Athel stone, Lichfield, Stone, Ratgely, Newcastle, Knutsford, War rington and Prescot. SOUTHAmirroN, Lymingtim i Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at Eight o'clock in the Morn arrives at the George Ina; Southampton, by Six o'clock. This is a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, Saint ,Bogies, Havre de Grace, ther bitrgh, &c. • 'l' he WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Brae ford. and all Parts ut the North, sets oti t at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Gulden Lion Inn Leeds, next Evening at o'clock, through Stamford, Gran tham, 'Newark and Doncast.er. This Coach Is intended to nc counnosiate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax' Bradford and Vi cinity, It will leave Leeds at three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passetturs may conveniently come to Leeds from those places and bib early the I.s4 , tt rto-attiug,_ WEYMOUTH, DOrchister, Blandford, Salisbury, Andove r , and 13asiogstuke, new Posttoach, every Afternoon, at Th ree o'Clitek... The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher burgh, St. Mottles, &c. Front Cherhurgh is a mast delightful riled to Paris. EXETER, .Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmonth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock, through kloolton, il ma i na ,, , port. illandford, Basingstoke, and llngsbot. BOSFON, Spalding, Pete' borough, Stilton'and atibting. don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spils by, Leitch, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH & BRISIOL Flying Poast-Coaches, through Chip peohnou, Caine, aid Marlhorough, every Afternoon arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bulk, and 06 London. Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn ing.--Cuaehes to Wells, Bridgwater, Taunton, Exeter, my: month, &c. ~ LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every /Morning et Eight o'clock: carries -Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, N6eark, Ketford, Doncaster, and Furry. bridge, to the Golden Lion ! Leeds, next Morning. Notwith standing the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is al lowed to be the must agietable anti complete Public Con veyauce on the North Road, being - unequalled in Accurinuo datiuu by any other. GL.IS(toW, Long-town, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Drownhill, Sitaiquhar-Kiln, Canamek, Kiugswell, andoll parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (Daily). 17)Ro, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderlant4 New castle, sod Edinburgh, New Coach, performed with it Guard throughout, „sets out every Morning ,at half-past .Bi% o'cloek, by way of Newark,- - Ketfordi Toile-aster, Darliniten, Northallerton„. Dyrliam, Mut petli, and 'Berwick. Passen gers finding theitiseives fatigued front tit. leagth of ttn journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fore. BRIDCiENOBTH mid Wolsal new Past... Coach, every :ve• CARLISLE, Penrith, mot Whitelioven, Post-Coach, goes with .Fonr liorses,and a Guard all the vay. Passes through ',trough, Appleby, Greotalnaze, Richmond, A:Au:rick., Borouglibridge, Wetherhy, Abeiturd, Doncaster, mid Gran tham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar udfittitage of their Seats tieing secured hi the next Cooeli. KEI' , ;DAI., Imo:aster, 'Preston, Kirity-Lonsijalei Bolton ctioricy, oint,:kirh, and Gurstang Post-Coaches, every After• noun, at Five o'clock. Go:ailed. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Keutsferdi Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach, called 'I he Expedition,_ every Evening sit Five o'clock, to the Saracen's-Head Dale-street, Liver pool. Guertied:throngliont. WAKEFIELD foot-Cooeli, every Morning, at half past Six o'clock.: , CHESTER, Newport, Whitehurch, Tarp(); ley, Nantwieh, Northakk, 4ti•Alidillewich, Post-Coach, every Even log, at Five o'clock, SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach every Morning; to tlit.tieur:co Inu,-Suuderland. MANCHESTER, Wiuslow, Cuagleton Newcastle, Walsh!, and, Wolverlitimptuu, Post-C o ach, 'every . .ifteruoun. Guarded. sHREWsIStIitY, Wellington and Shiffnal, Post-Coacti, every Evening at Fire o'clock, Guarded.. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock . ingliant, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.' 'Passe; by Oxfura, ,Enston and Siiipstone, to the Saracen's Head, 110i -street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, flowden; 1.40rn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Gros Kia, 601'ER, Dear, Margate, Sandwich, ,Ratusgate ' Canter bun , . Feversimin, Chatham, Rochester, and St rou d now Post coaches, Morning, Nuua, and Night. HERTFORD, - Ware, Hoddesdoity and Clieshout Coach, evrYM? l , 7l`ll-1, 4 i'orl 1:il and Edmonton at Half-past Ten. Half-past 'Two, Hall-past Font', mid Halt-past Streit O'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Ca. respectfully acquaint their rid the Public, that they will out his account able for any Writ lig, Parcels, or Luggage, e‘c. of sour* than five Pounds Value, if lust, stolen, ur damaged, unless eutered us such and paid fur accOrdiiigth at tins S•krustio'siricad Om ? 9140w-HEIG. Laudop, from Lisbon : .t T o the Right Honciurable George Canning, Membor of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain an•l Ireland, ante 'tlf his Majesty's Most flononr.isle Privy Council, and late his Majesty's Ainhasiador Extraoi..inary, And I'leniliotentittrj• to his Royal. Highness the Mace Rn, &tit of Portugal, &c. &c. &c. • • " We, his Majesty's most ,dutiful , and !oval subjects, the 'Consul43enerat,. and the 13rit1411 Merchants resident in Lisbon, beg leave to ex press our very sincere regret, that the determina tion of bi 3 Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal`to postpone his expected return to this country, should have devrived its.uf the advan tage which would have been derived to the-Bri tish interests in Portugal, front your continuance in the situation to - .s.vhich bis• Royal 4,ligliness the Prince Regent of Creat lirititin was pleased to appoint you. We have, however, a consolation in the tope, that on you' return to England your eminent abilitfee 'will be employed in a station still more worthy of theth. • • '' We cannot but be sensible bow much the principles and policy which you have o ntf or n o jy and strenuously supported, have contribitteli,to the restoration of peace and happiness to all ttio notions of Europe . ; but if there be any nation Which must be more 'sensible than another 111)4 much their deliverance is •owing to ibe.mainte pance of those principles and that police, and to the exertions of yourself and of thoie with whom you acted in support of them, it must be t►te ne amongst whom we live. " We ore therefore fully aware that the repre , sentations which We have had occasion to request, you to make in support of commercial 36)0;01 , 11s, , nerd of the /I noon privilegos CWICIP4h 4 4/ to lititi!))4 subjects iu this country, could nor have bojert eci - trusted to any person more entitled to command attention to them. " We beg leave to express our sincere thanki for the. consideration which you have unifurinly bestowed on all such appliations, and the zeal with which you have enforced them ; and we have a great satisfaction in the confidence which we entertain, that you will'commithiate' to mir Goo yevipnent at home that intimate knowledge which 'your residence here has enabled yon to acquire of the state of British interests in Portugal. " We beg you will accept the assurance of oar most sincetc wisheslor the health and f lu ppi oest bf yourself and your amiable family.--We have the honour to be, with the greatest respect and con sideration, Sir, " Your most obedient yell humble servants, (Signed by) "JOHN JEFFERY, Consul-General, and all the principal English ite‘idents." 11.11SST4ANCE OF:MR. CANNING'S ANSItyR. " Mr. Consul-General, and Gentlemen, This unexpected testimony of your goockVill k peculiarly gratifying to my feelings; I 'had . hot presumed to flatter Myself that toy slvirt residence at Lisbon, and the still shutter period during which I have,..had adieial dutiei to discharge, Could bare enabled nisi to entitle myself to the expression either of your regrets, or of your npprobation. " Undue any circumstances, Gentlemen, I runst have re visited England in the coulee of the itresent sot ing. the true being arrived at wlkielt I engaged with. my Constituents to resume that Parliamentary duty, front which their conside ratelindneschail allowed me a temporary release. '' lint if 1 feel any concern that my official existence here was not prolonged by the return of the Prince Regent of Per , Inge!, it is mainly for the saki of your interests. " It would, indeed, have been a great satisfaetion to me to terminate, by direct eauminnivation with the Sorereion Air thority satins Kingdom„those petty .but vexations questions of which it is in vain to seek the adjustment either I in a reference of thousatatil of miles, or by discussion with a dele gated Government. 4, Had that opportunity arisen, I should have been found by you not unmindful of the assurance which I gave to you when I had the honour of receiving you last year, that male your tights and privileges the object of in.et serious eunsideration. Neither will yon, lam sure, been wanting to that consideration when I ,:it o upon the best opinion which I have been to font, upon a cetnplieated and difficult subject, regm.,l ini4st,ne had in all such queStions to the circumstances Rini chArM;ter of this times in which we live, as well as the times in . whith Oust prieileges were granted...that jt wiauld be unwise (as well as invidious) to insist in your behalf at the present day on any thing which: is become obsolete and useless, while on the ,n'ther hand, no exertion should be 'emitted to Atein the con. titillation to you of whatever is essentially just andlolidly • 0 ‘ In this 'spirit it is that I haVe uniformly framed the re• . monstrance* and representations which I have had occasion to' make to the local Government, and I am• persuaded. (and I have lost no . opportunity of inculcating that persuasion) that after the return of the Prince Regent, all disputed points may be set tit vel by an arrangement At once tcfcsintageoits to British interests in Portugal, aud what is mist materiat tor the permanency of any such arrangement, oenisietent with the honour of the Portuguese with the protec tion of its fait commerce, and even with the improvement of its legitimate revenue. ‘ l l thank you, Gentlemen, for the good wishes both of st pilhlic and private nature with which you are pleased to tics company my return to England;—yon' may be assured th 4 you do are no more than Justice in believing, that in tvtiui ever situltios, 1 shall always look back with regard Sr tbe interest* of this community : the office that I have titled her* Jetport* this upon me.atta a 'duty. which the rcurelion - Illi" have experienced here will misit' must g„tatitful to me lit dis4arge.."