The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-02 00:00:00

0. • ; I r ~ ... ... s~. ti :: !1:. 13'Ca w lif r ;': „ . + •, , T 177", 44e. toff , r • • 17.,••••-•—••••- • '•-• . , I. ‘ 10, 113 4 1 11 r41,;..1 ,_2 , , tY , < i ; ' Vlttitrn. THEATRE- 11 )1' AL, ;MU ItY,-L ANE. TUB l'lo3l?iN'l s J k ln. 2, 1810, hrli Nlajestte.,' ...nit , ' will perform (9th time) a Play '4lteted froiti Vka , itilont. and Fletcher, called 'THE NIFRCIIANT OF -OMR-it:Sy OR, iiiGGAIIS' 11 1 ;SH. The Overture had Vocal Music composed ind selected by Mr. 'I . Cooke. • • The principal Characters by M. Kean, Mr. Holland. Mr. Iltae, Mr.ll,oymond, ,Mr. Penley, Mr; Muoilco, Mr. Ox berry, Mr. Harley, Mr. Powell, Smith, Mr. ['coley, Mr. 'yne, Mr. MiS; Poole, Mrs. Horn, Mrs.l3land. A previous Address will be spnlien by Mr. Pope, And an tpilogue by Mr: Harley. To which will ho added (7th time) an entirely Nee) Clink .„ • . . . Pantomime, c.11e1.1 • ' • s• lIARLEQ!JIN AND FANCY ; Olt, 'fin POL"I" . S 7 LAST . . SiiiLLINO. • ; Principal Rhetorical and Vocal Characters :—Distressed poet, Mr.l-trley; Whitts, Mf. Minton; Ghost of a StilillinP.; Cooke) . Fancy, by a Your, Lady (her tith.appearauce on any Stage). Pantomime Characters :—llarlctitutt, Mr. Hope ; Lover, Ur. Ebswortli ;' 1% - totaloon, May; Clown, Siiinnr Paulo ; Co lumbine, ;Hiss Tile' Waterloo !Orphan, with a atilitary hornpipe. Miss • The Now , Panioluin're' will tits acted every Evening. To-morrow, Itosy Hotly,; Miranda. Mn.s Marilyn (hcr itrit ai>praraucc in that Cliaracter).--On"rl,tirsday, The Mer chant of Hruges; or, Ilrggars ' 111141.—Oit Friday, Otligno ; remit:mon% bridgliOrlteCima el,pearante ett this Stage..-oa,ii4turday, The Merchant nrue;cs ; or) Beg* Oars' Bosh.. • . THEKFKE HOVAL, COVENT-GABDEN. rums ''RESEW'' BVENING, Jan. 2, 1816, 11. will be performed (for the Rth time) a haw Conway, in rive Acts, called NIII.,ES AND TEARS; OR, THE WIDOW'S STRA TAGEM. The principal Charac!ers by Mr. Yonng, Mr. C. Kcp,IMF, , lir. Janes Mr. Faireett, Mr. 'Abbott,' Mrs , C. tienthic4, Miss. IFtracit,. .Nlis% Foote, Miss Seyiuottr. ProlOgoe to 111: tplAten by Mr. Alibo4 ? „ The Epilogue by %Ir. Liston. , iij, e ra Which will be added (fur the 7t..b time) a new GratAyan ... toniime, called 11ARI:EQU1N AND FDILTUNIO; . olt s SIIING-MOU AND TKUN-TON l!rince Coolouif (a catmlit Tartar, afterwards harlequin), !Air. Bologna, jun. ; Totiltick (Emperor of Calitia, after wads l'antatoonj, Mr. Nornian ; MuttchlioW (a yeti gifted Eater; Drinter, Ore. atterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Chitaquat (a Ettle-fo E m otett Chinese press, With a big body, afterwards C.lowny-Chip), Maiter J. Gri t naltli ; Thun-Ton (the Chinese runtisling Utity of War and 'lstinnder ) , Master ChaPntin 'Dirt ia (cliattga to Fortunia, ititerwitrits Columioine),• Mrs. Parkl•r; Li-ti-pe-da Wrinceis of. Chin,o, Miss Bradwelt ; lilting-Moo (the Peactful Fairy), 'Miss Worgmari. .'Fire New. Pubtomiate of harlequin and Fo r tu..io will he • Trpeated every h v etting. ' fut-.tiourrew . , mpeo.-01; Tht u stt Kit r A 4 gry the Fourth, OL `vt I.—On F riday , Cvnuon ; after whlcii will be re : irised*Faree, ealloillte Trial it). Jury, with the New ran. soutane.-- , On Saturday, The Stranger. grill E IN %%V VEAlt's STATE • LO'l 7 .llL tt \-, ..A. . formed lityurdipg. to the 06101141 and long-approved .114.0. of .) • NW TWO BLANKS TO A# PRIZE! Will) ALL the 20,000 Tickvt.s in One seilenit I knit not di r: t , ..! i:t , ') Two s'eliaraVe.Lottriet, as Of 10e year , , I TIOT, Wit“ i ~,,... t• : I cOtt ("deuce, submitted so the Public ny the ilit.est4.4!.:4! 44: I.'ir.ni of . . . : 1 i,A Z.VRD,, DURXE, 4nil • Co. . . Flo Vontraetoil with 644vermucnt, who Imre also int:induced 'o perfeotty. new ',..,inil Giiiitiili pf Twetity-fire rtiOnstroil ti 4' ea oiich, to he ibti,l i a liold, wit i al Two *f 0.0,o04)1., Su!. kc. 1 ‘o , ls, jrrociiicing capizal Prizeli which itt rryornitude to tttiltnown in the old, v‘t . mplit ',veil Lotteries, to . more than twice Cite liitiblier of *ticltets . SCIIIIE.--"tiO FIXED. Pit 1;W . I , ..of 25,009 (luitteas in (101d....51,M)0 L. 20,000 40,000 '2 .. 5 003 5 5 10 -.lli ~.. 50 1,500 ',14 15 * • 10: 4,rtfo 6,671 Prizes, etc. IN 31()XET. 1-20u,d00 • Ikgiit. Dr:n*l4o:o:4 14th 0! FEBTLIS.ART., cKETs and ?sit V.S are telling by 11.14,13 tilIN 'slid Cu, Otoi:1;- 1 .1rolieinYtt1r (Otte or the Royal Rediangr; where,. in• the , lase owl former Latteries, Prizes bare been. said exceeding in Alma:tat TWQ LLONS. :Cf.P:l2 LI N./ Tie Ointrrietors reil a. cr4teflil pleftsure itiCaoknow 2e4ing nameroti4 and hixiily respectable tritimußials al ,svarir ot-th* stbore c Me. - 11 . 1.,,511, 14b;. 1 1., Corniiill.To publish ail the .......... ld'b . Vrizesioy 14I.Str, wonlil require more rulipoei than the Statutes et ' Large. Prezio:ling the -same gvul fortune will attend tilio ,long•estah::slie4 Oqiec in the ensuing I.lt tery, that liat been so reutarltribly .conspletois for a lam: se.- ries of years, the Pithlie commands are solieitrd by 11Nti, at No. 4, Cai'alliq, to lion:hate the 'Capital Prizes in the New Teat's Lottery,,cantiti4ing , ' . Two new Prizel of 9.5,00 Guineas each, • I'ybe-pald in Gold ; also Two ... .Prizes of ....;C o,uoo 'Ewa • ' • • 5,000. . 'rive l,OOO And f.;,+??? of 5901. 2001. 1001. &e. &e. Vein; lets:than Two blanks to a Prize, anal no Fixed Prize. 11egiag Drawing 14th nriIiVALLY". 'lrtte rollowistx , ate: hat a tow of the Capit:.,l l'rizcs wilich hare ben sold and shAveil by DISH since !.larch, 1815:- 4 , - • • iN THE LAsT coNrnacr, 13,5 r,;), a Prbse a ,250,003 , flirec p er Cent IS,Oil ' atl,oo - Consuls. - • • 8,167 4071 . : .... L. 1,000 13,594 1:.610 17,858....L.:W0 -7,030' l,OOO 14,5 1 15 ., 500 4,'234, OOO 12..177 ..... ... 1,000 17,1154 In,-691 1,060' 3,059 - . ... ... :TllO 1 1 .1, 9 e 1 '2OO 8.4-21 . kritlaeCtallt-ayt preceding, 1,637 • a trize of L. , 10,01 0 • Anti io the Lottery previous, ALL.tile.lllBF.f. PIIIZE` -, of ,!:,A,oart!!! * A i Leiters ( posit phi) enclosing Wok NotrA, i'ost-01Ece Orders, &c. &e. will receive tire plume .ilt,o;iwi as if per sonally patient, by Briti; Nuot, COUNTY DURII.-IM. SY.A-SAI,E t',l /1,1,1 /71 1 0 be SOLO i)y Pill VATE CUB hmttler ar in.Sharei, l'wentrotte,•triventv-eittlif Shares of all that valuable and current going t.I)I.,i.IERY, .3.EWII:YITLE, or NESI:I ANl's NIA IN COI.I,IEIAX, ,ittr.ited iti the River Wear, in the t;ontity of I)urhao; to:4e; Iter with vat ainplelittlelt cif I..lotsts Mate.ial , nece,iary for worli log attti rat r)itut on i he • • Also several Val tril,le E.-;TATms I ) 'i in contiguous thereto,' herein nii.raet, Of ‘I-orktheti's'itlaites h trr latulr been ereeteil. hel,:itzitig to John • `:.,,°,,ti11 r E- , t• c.ritable of gre it lot- . Ty, ,111 , :0, f bend of very stye tor ( .ttia Ili • .f l t Iron way (for an un-. lA.. CO.LIS are. e dov.- esl to the' 11;:rLottu tr: ;ran;:ee delivered ;A I L . by t i,e nut 11 it, 11.161 1 . • . k (+4 : I.* ; fit3l'. 461 1,1.0 ~dl ii.:,l tont, t'•• ; • • ji TUES DAV, JAN UARY 1810. 1 A MARRIED 'CLERG rt . ! .‘N , vesident tipenk hi► Living, a;iont sixteen inii,p; from the University of Oxford, Who receives wishes to increase his prei cut Nolaber to SlX.—F , ir kiartieitlars apply to Dr. Hue, Bern:mil street, Russell-square. • tOrrEttrEs itEsToitEn To TnEnt rottMIMST.ATE. NOT 1.-Nt 0 .11LANKS TO A PRIZE, AND NO FIXED PILIZE WHATEVER: lI.YT ON, Stoclo•broker,• 2, Cornltil arA Ig,- A.:11 Coventry-street, congratulates his numerous Friends onthe New Year's Lottery Scheme, containing the above truly desirable Features, in addition to Two Grtittd Prizes of it.s,oooooiness, to he paid in Gold ; Two of L. 10,030, Two of L. 5,000, Sm. &c..to begin. on St. Valentine's Day, 14th of Pebruary. TteRETS and SHARES, in a great variety of Numbers, are on Sale as above, whereull Business in the Public Funds is transacted with the utmost fidelity. . • lEDERRY, No. I, Holhnin . the Public attention to the NEW YEA.It'S LorrEity of 20,00 which 'is upon the old, anti universally ap proved principle of" Not Two Maas to -t)ne '•Prize." and the Scheule is so judiciously, arranged u.s to give to the Public the following very SPLENDID LIST OF CAPITALS, viz. . Two of 1 25,00 u 'Cuitteai in Gold, „ . • Tw00f...... - . Two Of .. .. . Ten Of L. I,ono, and L.lllllO. - Besides 055 Prize's 2ntl.. 441. IS:e. &c,; All to 1w 'mid Sterling Money. Begins Drawink 14th February next Valentine's thy). PERM is enabled to ad.l, he Sold and Shared the last Lottery, No. 9,40) drawn a Prize of 1,.4,000 '2,931 • the, I.ltA hike of L. 5,006 8 1 33," the ouly Prize of L.20,4n41 - - At his ttulyrortunati 3 Ottie:e, No. 1, Holborn Bars (the corner Uouse), where a Choice Sdection of . ..PICKET'S and SHARES are now on Salo. . • .PLAIN FACTS. . , itiTE NEW YEA it''S STATE LOTTERY, - ~t,ich. b eions DRAWING on the 14th of FERRUA.Iti, contains Two ILtridred Thousand Pounds in PRIZES. . Fifty Thousand tiontrzs to ite paid in GOLD. ISO Piiril t.apitai. .. Nat Two Wanks to a Prize. . . . Anci,ALL the PRIZES will oe paid 1,1 MONEY. - Th., captuab oe as iolluw :—. -) • ' 2 2 ' of /:20,A00 ~ 1. ...... of ......t 5,000 5 6,650 front . . , - . 6,671 Prizec, MI ia Money. '• 1,..3cw,0;.r.) TICI , ZETS and SHARES sre now Selliog by V,'I).ITI, STOCK-flltO'KElt. 17, L-olcate-ccet, oar 31.. Paul**, ‘vha Shared and Sold in the L. Si' LOT 11.1 tr, •• • No. 600,...,. a Prize of 1:'28,t)0'3 tp.6iii ' a Prize of And in the Lint Niue Months the futlowin ,, Cdpital. Prizes, viz. 1,4 , 1 e,,,.:1 (I.lelng th- Iwo LasteverPraWo,)" No. 600 ...... a Prier of ' .2,502 a Prize of . 19.,1;t4.4., .... aPr ;Le of ...,, 8,912 a Prize of Tle , :olys , vomerints others of 5001. 4001; 3001: (Ice. Irish Danl. -No.e. , Excihanital, and oil Business in the Funds 1 foithfolly e1.,,,1ted ity C;: WAWA, Stua.hrokti. Oiders fruok the Countfy pt rictuttlly oar/Wed to. T. 141 WS OFFICES, 4, COTO: 1111.14, and • CIiAILING-CROS'S. rill BUSH returns ilia sincere and grateful thanks • to the N.,bility, Gentry, an the Public in general, for Ow great Pittion4ge he received in the Lite and former I4nteroes 'and ropectfullysolicitt a continuanze of their f 37 Yours in t he present,- • . • NEW YEA R'S LOTTERY, which cowisti sif gO,OOO 'fickets, all of ivllich are to be &win in oho Lowry, of Fool. aky's Drawing, cuturaenciog on Valentines Day, t 4 h NIAT MONTET. '1 he Scheme hit, nnich as it containt Two Prizes of 'fwetity-five niaLin : ; to.ceihre 60,00 n , inineas, to, he paid in Gold. Not 'Two iflailks to tv Prize, of attached Prizes, • Anil ell the Wises to lie pai Sterling Money, 'Tieleets Sh3res'are selling by T. liltill, at tile above Oates, who in the last Lottery sofa 40 l;apitals, including 14,/,43 a Pri,ze of .L.59,000 18,0.11.... another Prizeof. • &.3. 1 .) 0 0 In 3 pu.r Cent. Colisol.; being the GIIE.I FENT PRIZES EVER KNOWN! . And, in the TWo'previous Contracts, 2,05; a Prize Of LAn,no3 1,104 :3.832 4014 resides, n iintricose number of 20,0001. 1( 1 ,0001, &e, &e. Comtqandetits are resp'#cifnity requested- to , send their °met& (post paid) to 'l'. DISH, No. $, CIARINti-!CROSS, London., 60I.DEN CROSS, CII4I.BING-CROSS. ,% 1) BELLE SAVVAGR, T.I.II)GATE-Ltit.L. GENERAL OFFICES FOR. rit.kVELLING:. - - - pH E following ROYAL MAILS ~,e t off from IL the above Offices ctcry Evening, by command 'it the Postrhaster-General, tic, 01.711L1N . , Waterford, Cork, and all parts' of Ireltioil. 1101;y •Caernareoo, St. Asaph, and all PartS of North W.iles. MUJ'oiti) HAVEN, flaverford-Wet; Carmarthen, Die con, Menibiehtli: malt all parts or South trale. CHESTER; Nom ptwich, Stalford,Litelifleld,Northatuptott. NVISI.IEACi!, March, Charteris, artd St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE atoll:1y. litandon, Swaffitant,.and PalienbEn lItlTtY gT.' EDMUNDS, tia.• • • • •,- . NORWICH, by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scoli. Pershore Evoltarit, and Moreton. GI OUT ENTER, EriiEN HAM, and Burford. OXFORD, every Evening at Eight aim ey,,anil all parts of ShrOpshire. Ni ci'i f, Low e itolr, teceles, Tot( fitril; & Woodbridge. HULL Searlioroth, BurlittOmi arl ,ll %e'vorkl"; BARTON, Water.ide, Gainihurough, aittl.BrigtZ lAN COL:;, SI; .ifortl, Poona, IVterhorouge, mot Stilton. And the n s .13g Itool Patent, and .1014 Coaches, on the newest and hest :construction. Also is added a lista Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are ri•gttlarly conveyed ;. a refcrcuee thereto will save much t r,inble to Travellers and Perions having baggage or pareck t. 13 -send. LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries four in,itle only), thrwsgh Warrington, ,Nortlawixh, Mid. driuieti, saiultmels; 1.3"tt0:.,e1 et , Bat ton-uppitqreat, Mem. 1 1 1,, t , titarlttey, Taitter worth add Itiortliaiopt4in; Sunday, 'Wednesday., , and Friday ; rer Ili. las the jour ney its air hour., weltlighted arid giorilial throughout. LIVERPOOL. Coach. tlnnagn iVurrittgloo, /Coats. f.rd, Congleton, Newcast Iv, Stone, Litelik,l,l, nuosvorth, 1 4 utterworth, fa ;1,1 au flings, at Six ; 'travels with L .,;_trwit-dt0;,,1. v. icily ;• only one night on the road I well lighted acid guard. t or I y mu: New an 1 11 111 POF:t C,)ach - erery Morning at fl.rotign` Ta.leaster, I`errylAil4c, Doncaster,- llawtry;iltet.- ford; Newarli, •Gnus tha ti, xt Anil:int. i•sritai seligers are foiwarilled aitti t:tv tzreatest faility to Min. burg!), Ilirrwia, Newc;s:te, Aluv.'r.ds, Shields, trait itiltder• Tana, rinritaka, Northallertiini, "1 stir and !' inovul4l, C;la,,t , ;(twv, :I; nedug,ll, a.(l 311 pairti.tif the North. • 1111taLEY' s • AtllvrOonr, Lttite,nyortlg, and IStorth:!.m?- on Co.tch cveryliiirn.at )10 ,1 4 , 4)". on ovtlY sfittl.:\VSlllJll.k*..tutl Ornp.l.:Oac.ll; threat 11 • - ._ Sind's*ll, iron 'Bridge, IVOlverhaiiiiiton and Birmingham every Morning. HOLYHEAD, Ban; or, CApel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cent uge Mawr, torwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry, and all parts of North Wide:, every •Nlorning. BIRNIINGELAM • New Onaelf,. called The Crown Peitne, through Stony Strotford, -Leaningtonand- %Vara•icli, Cfei'y Morning at Four, and arrives the sane Evening at Ten. . P.IIIKGATE, Chester, Stafford, ane Litchfield Past- Coaches every Evening. . . , . . • - • . .' WIS3II.ICI-1., :March, Chattens, aad St. lees New Coach, hlandaV, Wednesitav, •itiri Peiday .Eve,ring. LIT6I-IFIELD, Taniworth , • !iinatey,'...Atbtrstonci Latter , worth and Northampton,. new and excellent Conch; Tuesday, Tinirzalay, and Saturday Nornin.s,at,Six. . , . • . ' . t.31-IELTBNIIAM - New' Day Coach, through Friigneklj, Nortbleach, Burford, and Oxford' (carries fonr inside only), sets or wovery ,Moruit4,7, except Stiadtiy, at Six, and arrives early the tame. Bvciiing at the Plow Inn, Clroltenhain. 0X.F0.3.9 New Post Coach, called The Defiance, every Moral 3:.! atfEiglit. NOttiVICII very last' Coakh, thro4h• Newmarket and Thetfont, every Evening at Serra. YAlt:Sli.)I1111; Lowestoft, BeeeleA, Toafurd, and W 90 4- bridge Trii;;:raillt, every Afteriionn tit Four n*Clikek. . . • • , IPSWICH and Colehester;cvery Alt erimon at I , ,htricSeveti. Ce.Mliitti)GE and Lly New .Telegraph Cua4h, every Night, and Carriaices to all Parts Of Norfolk, Suffolk, t:etex, and Cambridge:lime. .- FiIIi.ENILIM, SWaffliam i Brandon, and Newinai het ele gant New Coat)+, the LorilNe.hion, Tue,ol4s, Thursday, mi d Saturday Night at Six o'Cloelv, Sunday at Five. LYNN, Pogt Coach, - Tuesday, Tnursday; and SiAturday i Mornings at hive &Clock. • • . - : SOUITIAMPTON And LyMington. elegant uew Coach, etery Jlortuing (except Sunday) at Five o'Clock. Packets sail to the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the epaeh. Parcels ' are move tedto all parts of. the Island. WINCHESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very . fast Coach, every tdm•nini , ' at Five o'Clock. TUNBRIDGE, and Tunbridge Wells sew and easy Coaches, Vier! lint - 0111e . ri;NuRIDGE Wella new Post Coach (carries lour inside only'l through Tunliridge, Sevenotikes, and Riverhead, evury M 16110611 at Fonro'Clock, Sunday excepted. ••BoirroN .upon 'rrent Post ;Conch, through Measham, Twyeross, ekt helst oar,. iiincklett„lattterworth, IVelfortl, Nor thantron, anti Duos-table, Sunday, Wednesday, 401 F r iday Mornings, at SIX o'Clock.. • Ituzziot., Bath; Nfelltsbina, Devixi•s, and MarlhoroutTli new'timi excellent Post Coach (carries roar inside o n ly) every Afternoon xt.Fives well liglit•td roof guarded throinanot. i This Convevaitee is itiV(iiitTOS'cllibly sliperior to tiny on the • Western 11,01 . 3. -'-EXETER, Plymouth; mid Falmouth Coach,•called the 1141- • loon, every Mot Wing at Seven. , „snVENOAK.S,itiverbead,,& BromleyCoaches, every Morn. HASTINGS, Barri, I toltertsbridge, Flitimall, a n d T on _ bridge expeditions New Coach;e've 11 Morning at hair-past Five. : rORTS'MOUTII and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evealug at Five -o'Clock. Horniteart, Peterstit•ld. Oodalming, and - "Onildford New Conches, every Morning and Evening at Five. PolasNiuvrti New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke of Ttwsday, Thursday„ anti Saturtittylornings, at Fight °Thick. • EVETER muff:mutton Coaches, every Morning A: evening.. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tamston (;oaches, every Morn :foram! Evening. OLYMOUTII ant) Falniaittlt'very fact 'and cheap Coaches, . ems -Morning and Even' lir,. BC - Ulan& Newmarket Past Coati, 'Tuesday, Thursday, and Satorday Mornings, at half.past Fire. nvrti and liri tttal CtricheS, t!, Bath in 14 ffetlel, every Mormag at half-past" Four and Es-ening ittrive. LAIWES, Uckfield, Nlaresfielit, and East Grinstead every 'Morning at Eight o'clock. ' POGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sivi,ex ('xist, mueti admired for its fine Sands, a null' Coach, every Morning CHNHESTElt,Mitihnrst, and Ilasleniart, new Telegraph Evere'ruesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Sig, CHICHESTER New Conch, throng?) Dinicton and Pet wort h. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings nt Seven. ,A,RUNDEL Neat Coach, through I)ancton, Petwitrtli, and Little 1 latriptonjuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at. Seven. !MAIDSTONE, Mailing., mad Wrothant Coaches, every Morning at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKsTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and. Ashford Coaches, every M' ruintt. DOVER, Margate, Itamsgate, Deal, 550(1 Cauterlotry , Caocheq, every Morning it Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriages always read , : for families or parties. 111{QMP1'DN;Chathant, Rochester, and Stroud CoXches of every ileeeription e - at Six and Nine is the Mbrititil:, One at Noon, and half-p.est Five in the Evening . , ! • (VRAVESE N'ortlaket, alithDart ford Creactik at Six and Nine in the Morning, 0 , 01 at Noci% and Five in the Evening.. Extra c,kaelto , at..vasi Featly. 111t1611 SON original- 11491 Coach, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, awl Cia.tattitl,eveiylS.Liraimx tit Eight. nittcarroN NewCotteh, called the Dake of Norfolk, every Morning at Nine, through Dorking. 'Horsham, AtuicarroN New and Elegant Post Coach, the liii.o every .1 fternoun at Three. ' BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at half- pait Eight u'Claelt every Evening, WORTHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (ear vies•foor inside only) thrtio4ll Breadwater, Phalan, Athing- I on, west Grinsteatl, Horsham, and Dintilig, every Morning at Eight n"Cloels. tiODA4NII,NG, Guildford, Merrow s East, Horsley, and Boolottn ' Ttiesilay, arid Saturday, at Fight EAsTUOPRN SUMtuer Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, oat I laltf past Six o'Clock. GOO:I-LAING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and . Afternoon. • • DORKING, Lentherhenfl, Coat:bee, " every Nlariting at Niue, and Afternoon at. Three. ' STETNING; Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every Morain e % at Six. HA.MPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. Followiug COACHES set off from the LIELLE SAID/AGE CANllialDfiE Patent Mail. 'IMMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every ;gorging at ti Qoarter hefore Five, through Stony Stratford, Southam, Lemington, and Warwick. oN;FORD new and elegant Post Couch, the Defiance, elks, at Eight. stitrammitros (Cullyer's Coach), every Morning, ex cept Sunday, at Five. ALTON Tties.tlay, Thursday, atad Saturday Nlorri imes, et Niue. NEWBURY • Coach, every Morning. at MK pact Six. s,tr.lsily I cvitch, at Half past 'flieett everyAfterßoon. 1 I.\ STINGS New Post Coach, every Mobil ng-itt WINE ISt)ltCoach, entry Morning, at Seven. littiGwrm Coac,ll, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at Niue, through Dtntiag, Horsham, and Henuelit. BRIGUITON New Post Coach, the Eclipse, entry Aftet- Dona, at Half past Two. • BRIGHTON Post Conch, every Evening, nt Eight. • LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. HAMPTON t'i,tehes, every and PORTSMOU Cookie s,every Atorniug and Even. at.Ffee 3 LYNN New Coach, Ttu.scday, 'llturtofay, anti Saturday . Movitings, to Five. , 'l`h, Proprietors respectfully request the l'aime to notice - , the Golden Crosi is the wily Office iu Lotiaait front wh'ettcc edrria.scs cal oat to till tile Ilathing ctot Wateriaii Places, soul pl a ce * 0 .1 l'a s hiaailirle and tiftlilie rviott in the hia.!,ilota. The nto4t stria atteotion will he pail to Inqitivies at the shave C'a'tch Offices, atlitlevory information given relativ e to all public Carbiages getting off Irani Proprietors are not :o , m:cattle for,iiny Parcel orl°.. Poonds vatne, hatless entered and an lit•atraace put • I JOHN Clts;sll art.l,loll/4i ['PRICE SEVIMPENCE. kb, re.• AA 4.1,14....0 6.0 Fitt . I;\1 &RS. , PARTS, DEC. (f pent out on tneutilli tintrokri wIIO 'art et;ited seVew • rat wito,e action: wrre notsilidisneu.. sibly occeEsliry to 'ilk.: public trAi'lcittillity. The Ddite D'Angnittetnewita to ntrive on the 22d at Mont d Alatsatt, the chief ph...in) of th 6 De t itirtitten!. of I,,ande's. At tell I.OeIPCIC .u)) siutubly mnrning, ti►e lists regiment in . the barracks in the Ftnxunnrg PoiSOnnlers, repaired to.tho Protestant retiv!ent the Oratoire tocelebrate,the. festival of Christman. The brilliant appearance of the ;officers and sot. (tiers was no kts remarkable than their devotion tinging the religions ceremony. ,An ,innnens.e , crowd attended them as they imbed. We beg tease to correct a statement we made cnticerning the ,daogittcr of I.J'avelettas being imprisoned: she has boen sent to her. school, with strict orders not to let her go ont. ' Forelgn,Officcr has been art csted near clic i'alais Royal, who had previonsly:lost unfelt Money at the gaining-tables ; the motives of his arrest are unknown. A circular addressed: to .the Arehhkhops 411141 Bishops •of-the realm, directs that in the annual commempration.: of the, ni4rtyrdom of 'Lotii , ..:the Sixteenth, on •the.2lin of Jan. no funeral 4errice shall be preached in the cloirclves; but thatihe Will :of that august and unfortunate 'Sovereign shall be read in the place of it.. is stated, that .a Subscription Company 'has recine,ted of the King of Naples, permission'to cruize against . the Barber* pirates, offering to equip .Iditr. frigateS and 12 galleys for the set vice. '[his. proposal has been submitted to the King in Council by the Minister of Marine, Accounts. from Rome state,. that the Holy See intends : to. urge its rights against.all"usurpations committed upon its erritory. .Stdl Austria con tinues to keep possession. of the citadel of ?cr• rara, and reIIISCS to eracmite it, alleging that did act of Congress gives a right to , keep a gan•isolt ther,e. 'fennel, Om O' THE PnErECT,oF THE nr.PAUTMENT D'ILLE ET ,CO VIE MAYOR [lt , ' THE CITY OF RRNNEs. M.`LF. l AiLsvott-I hare roceiveil. front Saiint. Niftk infornia . - fon that an adventurer 14,1% bes ts. arrested there, without may papers. : lie iluiw calls Cit., le, tit. Nittittrk t r i , burn at New Orleans. lie pieviqnsi:, deciared himself tuba the 1 / 1 1401114 XVI. • Ills manners are canimoil ; his 'antra:lgo very incorrect I be CYlliitot write. There is inagy reason to,heliere that be is de ratige.i. It is strepecteil U n it this unfortunate inan ie a wark twin 1/411)tiki4hittipt,....toorn at Varvsnitio,. , olear This arrest, and the f.tisle of the 111,01 produced some sensation. tianolgst the people id Saint, Mato and Saint Servan, I have thought it my ditty In give >on lamination id the real facts, in order I..at yin linty colitradiet *Attics aro.' this intelligence, and iinoistliately desitny thd of which might result from its being eirciliated in “ttii• city. . The Prefect Cuunt.L. MADRID. Dec. 16.—The intended marriage of Ferdinand VII. is no longer a mystery, The hotly guard* who ore to accompany • the Prineess-haye silt mit' for ClitliZ; wheel! slit , is expected. 'rhos Brazil gives a Queen to - ` • Autittlit(l, negociations . be- tweew the holy See and the AustriTin Cabinet ate' very active. The Court of \Tit iiViititS lint only on maintaining the suppresiions which have takia place %yidh respect to certain Bishoprics %vitilin the last ten Years, but it claims also or the Pope new suppressiout of Bishoprics. The Court of Rome, however, has hitherto refttied to give its COUSeilt to these demands. The projtet of re-estahlishing th'e religi(ity4 Or tiers meets with mach opposition. The King of Sardinia and Spain are the only Sovereigns who have hitherto acceded to this ot(1. The Go vernments of,Tttscany 4tlitt have *chi titelt several Jesititl who attempted to selves in I.ll6r'states. ' TUB ARAY. Saturday morning the 28th regiment of foot, GOO strong, matched into Ililseit Borrrscks. The 3Gth regiment will march into the SAITIO Barracks this day. Both these regiments honliti u feur days since from France. A letter has been received from Colonel BING. HAM, at St. Helena, stating that the 63,1 rtgiment were encamped about six miles from the town. Part of the 33d regiment of Foot, no ter the command of Major CoLeLouGn, recently returned from France s arthel on Friday, at Graveseirl, front whence it. miles the Thames,into Flssex; tau its march for Chelmsford. The 412 ti Regiment .or tile:blunders, nturched from. Ilythe Barracks on ‘Vecittvaday; on , their route for Chatham; where they , are to receive a new route into Eisex.. • • The 38tit egiotent marched from nutter to HYthe Harradlis on NVethiestiny, anti t)11: mottling proceeded from thritoyiii 11111tary Cana to Rye, un their way to l'ortsinouth. 'flue 2d Garrison- 'Battalion limited bete Lilt week from Ostenti; they marched . into }fillets Barracki, previous to theirenthatting for.lrektol; •Major POW C 0111110 1 .14 of Artillery marched in here to embark for tit. Helen I.—The 28th ftegi. ment have marched into Hilste liArracks. ► Jbet arc' to torte part of this garrison.--41te giaient will march into gatrium , thil week . A goat 'relnet hot lins taken phi ii 4 the )11itAry Store.b in. Venny-strect„ in thii, tow o; (l'intsmontli), by the di...charge of ninny of tile irthoureTs 'who had employrnent" node(' COW ief, Jan. 1 )