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. , • • - , • 7- I C ZP i, ~ .n.:40 7 . . ... ,tf N , I, d ' .... . • ~• . . , i f l / 4 i N) 1 , . t. ,- * ...... o kir.„,.' . . . ~ - tliv - -.. . ... .... , .. _ 1 ,-, - , t..- .: - --.. , --,,,:-.- .... e -4 v. --: .94 , - to -47 ..._.- - 2-1 4 ~. Pk • ? - :..'; ! t - - , !..., ! , :M. 10 ' gt: i t t il _ •'. "',•*. .' • ' / 4 41t110,IpTi .., , ~...: 4. ... ..-,. •-, , , . , t r. •• , i . ~:,, .:. i i i; . ... Z l t: • . , A ..." '''' ,• 1 Vai,10q,., , , . •- • , , . . , - - . : • - I' t )(' , r - . af~~~. 'Fit I DAY, Blt ITAIY 23, 1811 trmhniV73TA,] ritlCt.l . , Mlt. lirEf.k;rs PICTURE., • H eIRIST REJECTED, his "SECOND-PIC:. 11.110`.., of Cl'ltlgT 11E211,1140 in • the TENRI.E,. the, of -the 0.1%.011;1 SAVIOUR; with tonierttl fLtS 'trout Scriptural Subjects, , a rg , Ne. 10 - xrCar• Carlto every I,Sondays. excep;e4), from:len 'itt the Meru ing.tall,Five in the Afteruoun• • By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. -.. . . Patin Ist of Marcll wilt: pithrilhert;rridtfts. Cc! ' . • H P A s 1 P U L L 'l' No. XIII. AL. -sot hy flair and-Co4 Longma!, and buryoind Allen . ;, and all other 11(volo.511eri.. _ QC whom may be had Onnapl , iis'irtak dif •thi4 liecord oh he 11.-9 t Naliihtet i o the id4t tinve vears iliwitfboth sidri otis - riy ltratling Subjtet, Literati., and_ OE4- glans. . . • PARLIAME`ITA ItY I ~,T.T.BI,LIGENCE. TH.O . ri WA . • - lOYAL DRURY LF ~ ~..., A.N HIA PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 23, 131 . 6, their r'ajestiee Servatitl will perliirifi the Play of A NEW WAY 'm PAY MA) DFAITS. Lord Lovell,,-Mt.'l. - 101:,nd ; Sir Gili.s Ovzitleacti, .Mr (tan; Wellhons, lir. Mirky; AllWuriti, Mr...S.Penlcy I .Itis, lice Greedy, mr. Ocherryt. Harrah, Mr: Nittildbis ; Pkirriace, Mr. Pieriley; Lady Allwort4; •Mr). LituVerl..Margazia., hlrs, lloru; Froth, Miss Tidswelt. •- : To which will he.oddrd, the MliAical - Fitree of • • ItOt.riT, AF LOltus, Tnuasimv. il l ttemAity ref#4l;: third tiiti'e Cochineal Bill ivas ccialruitted, and :reported : , , - . .1311Ttl5H PROPERTY CONFISCATED IN DRNICIARKI . °Tim!, hereby giver' to thotz interested N•• ' thereinft that a MEETING will be belitan THURS DAY, 7tl) , Marnli, at Theisc ()Thick, at tile Pity of London Tavorn, Bishop ,gate-strect, to rcoeive the : REPORT of the . COMWTTEE, Nip:tided to confer with Giirernment fur their Itclicf, and to determine what further step should be - taken to prosecute their ' • • Cif - ARLES PM Clt, Chairman. This Day were published, by Payne aitd FM!, Pall-Mull, 1 . VIIPLI ACTS and 1111SCIMIL ANEOUS curl. JR. C.IS'AIS:hy the true RICH L ARD POILSON, Es 4. Re gius Greek Professor in the University of Cambria We. , Col lected and arranged by the Itec'..Phouta. Kidd, A.M. Trittity College, Catubralge, Svo. I Is. boards. A few copies are printed on target paper, price 11.'45. boards. g. A Ctfit9NOLOCHCAL'ABRIDGEMENT of the 1415- TORY of KNOLANI), its Constitution. and 1,471,• from the ;Norman Congitest: to the Revolution iu It s 3 j Svo, pttiee td. boards. . ._... ___ . , .. , 'flit .11)01t SOLDIER. _ . . ~,__ Patrick, Mr. T. Cooke; Darby, Mr. Miiitileu; Nora, Miss .E: Ilallord, Kathleen, Miss S. nalforil, (being their fifth appearance in those CharacterA). - lloxes and Platoito be tal,cri ilf Nir.Si)ritig, :at the Rotunda, :at the principal Entrance of the Theatre, ni Ilrydges-street, from Ten till Four, and of whims :nay he had a Private Box itimghtly). . . ... ... . . To-morrow, The Haunted Tower : Adele, Mrs. T. Cooke (Lae first appearance on this Slage); with Maoist Thievcs. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CiARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 23, ISt 6, Will`be the of LOST. IN A VILLAGE. Sir William Meadows, Mr. Murray ; Jisistite. Woodcock, Fe)v.ett young nestlows e r4fe. htrielair tloWt horn, ittr:Tiiylor;• Hodge, Mr. Finery; ttOscrte Miss stepheni ; trehOttilt Nttirdterek; - Mrs . ..lllv en pert -Lrtgindai 11 its Mat- VICWS; . Cook, Mr. Simmons; Mudge, Mrs. Liston. After which (sd time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S. OLIO., The Story of which will he taken from the five first Scenes, -.and tire List; of Kirletinin Whittinron; the five highly ,pnpitlar Scene: pf the present your s Pantomime will be retanieclantl . the reinainder selretr , (l from the most etreeL tivitAieetres,• and Machinery of the Pantomimes of the live last years. • Dick Whittington (afterarartlS Harlegnin), Mr. Bologna ; Panie Cicely Suet (afterwards - Clown). Mr. Grimaldi ; Miss Alice (aftervrards "Irs. Parker. 12th Scene will represe.nt an Amphitheatre at flume. 14..patticalar desire, the.Jitrup Ilan& Quart Tuttle will be tcstored. ' Boxes. ; Second Price 115..64.-.. , Pit 3s, ; Second Price I.—liewer Gall, ey is.; Sqoild Price I s.—U l lper Gallery Is. ; teemid Ptiee 6d. The Doors wall he opersd,.atilulf-past Five, and the flay brain at Hall=past Yu-marrow, The Gamester; with Cytnon. P.,- ---"- TEIF, fIA4AAR, ' OR Ei t li 'the' ENC(N.IIt A GE:II4 icISIT -of FEMALE Ana DONIESTIC IND LItiTILY, IS NOW 91'EN, DAILY, ruin Tea to Five iil thi A tsrtibori, :sunday3 exteptett. Nu. 6, Soho-square. . . •- - • CON'ritAri' FOR PORMINrif nrviat WALE; At HIS • ILtrattrY 'S. VI CrUALLIZga Vi ID D&PTFORT); PiCrtidttiVq.OFF/C„t;, Feb, q„,is Id. • CO3I,III:SSIO,WRS for VIC7'UALLING ifist.i263l76' , NllFY do 4ere,21 . 0 glire kelice, Thal en .I.Anttaj,llye 18th: of ;e.e6tboy , : wild be ready to ,Fejvc . 7'emders ,t4ttryed xi/J./ivl persona a: snag be: willing ea coatract,fur foratf air a aew RIVER WALL itt ALl'Majw.ely'at ..1 Pao of the * o l4lSeir.m Of tke:7'elele r, may k v e ,,,a : 11 0 A'teeredary's ; Office, aG tish.;ol:ce,! appryin go ' s—t-- 4 -11 Irarks .1 *l. 1444Pwaiiiug Yard before:inri- , eiaaed. - .I.eainfard tit'iliks ; had to any . Tenets? ..that-aLaIl not be lelitereitsthe Board bqfore Os e o'Cloch tot the said .)folidaY, thei.Bl4,uf ;Waite?: next ; nor o, lras the P. Alai& 'W/10 Makra the or s ome Per,sui e un his . Achitlr,ilitaitets, to answer 7 "taltra . eatied fai. Ea:A:nadir .vittet de avennipagied :hy. . a I,etter signet! bkorespantible 142e,r00s etigriKing to become 1,0101(l Willi the .4kitt,y tv . rtlgripg, thr• Penal S 01,6000 i. fur the clue Fee formanei of the Contract. • •" •,.. - ' - rOlt , COLDS ) . LOUGHS, ASTHMA,. .45.;,, 141 ,. tIT LIM' S 1 ) ,Iilq 1:0 it Al 4 ii1.,1,X 14,, t • :pi', ''',01.701-1 1 1YROPSi isqltesafestand must itu cAliatie It e s :goy ever..yrt.cmpo , 3ntied, fur the Cure of Col ; ssirti the 'Lungs, Astblutt, .Congh,' arid' Coati - mop' ice tais ito "which the In habitatitsn(„clivse. islands arc more opeciallyvtposed, by the utolst ri esi of ths 'air; that eiusstantly teuds towar d s, -t:ohisi nodlavlsich . are generally accompanied 4y. a troiAte" stone and eventnaPyi.thugerous Cough. .. tk --' -.potter's Peciorkt - klizir ' (or Cough • Drops) is ' compoa id , .-to,tneet.t . the evils, to restore the tone of the Chest and its .. nt .soentl, "and thereby'reiliore that teildenq to-Consureption ..and Asthma, ever fsuitcl to succeed such injury, of the Listte• In long contracted and ohitiitate Cases; a fitsrllnttles Are Ile,. f eessary i :hut its all lucent. Cones,. the Elixir acts inatantiv , . neously, and quickly restoles the Patient t o his f oster. - lie:dill. ' - " , ...• - - - -- ' - - , Observe the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheepsidc, is .gn grayed on ti Mack Stamp; which is atfixed to.vach Bottle : nll Are - countrefeits. Sold in 'Bottles ts. Al. At hiesar!. .Itutler's ;out Sons,No.4,thc4Side; Condon; and alsoby their appoiAtment, by the principal NW:sailers and Medicine Ven ders in every Town. . _ ItAVANdile4 - Hemel! ourselves to the study, unit .betel ittattetl by the roost considerable in . actiee thailirtuich Willett we thOuitht petiper to select,' '.7't• trist ;that welbere .not .ainre utisemptGyett our time, than those -who, ia the extensive Iteld Gf theprofession, are occasieially Ilitutersed-ist•urseertainty, 1014.„cannut okays attain that sue , vess'whitb is Required by concentrating the intellectual power ''to one class Of disorders.' • ' ; The diwures of .14ehility are peculiarly distressmg,.for they bring with them a tietri c0n...01161mA symptoms, .unit In a 7 -4fitpreision . of energy. existence itself becomes ; iur lttittercd. Whether tilt y arise from the'prevalcnee of ill ex . "itthalpleythe..4lestrtfolice•babits.of • sehoul-bays; or the eX cut:able indulgences of maturity,: they require the most assi notts professional skill and well' inety-it by olttieryed, that • by the vgnorance of oneducoted men, the symptoms are ag grarated, anti the constitution is destroyed. • 'Xs Nlettiliers of the; ItOyal „Surgeons, and for, !tterly Surgeonsin his Slajesty's.serviec, premed our pre ,:tensions on regularity of Education, arid possessing eery Itivilego to practice, we feet onrselies'entitit;ti 'to that ono littellett.with which . wo 'have hitherto been le iiherelly'llo :. %WOW. • . In .the first sensations of local Weakness, ear l y app lication ivill'prerent the -calamity of a debilitated frame 1 but wio.i e lbe sneerer from a consciousness of the , onmattbness ot the: sice %%tick eaostd misfortune, is feudal dr the contempt ler . eensttre af , his fancily physiCiati, and broOds ixer his 'air -144 With eat tful , coot col - Meat, It muSt tle.atisfactury for win • be assured.oot only•of eipahility of: rreattneht, alsb-of *l , 6. l"Ottiatialtiht Seliweof. r, - • tin f t 2 6 ttdiy.: 3114 nr ~Vriteal I)isease contaniinatesspri cgs • S; -- , the lick& uf existence-ate poisoned it, ,inti'parerity Z ,'"itteed by the inditeretion of an tiKtilifaett•itioriiknt. 4" recetit. ',Venereal complaints, it .is .possiblo.to liretoist ?ant:danger, or distresi; and in the uttett complicattai,eaf.t:s. t it the acquirernenvor exclusive experiente hi this lint, to' :? t tett a We, certftio; , and sptiody re4tstablistitukt. We offerlhe'attrantuge gethis'experience t o t j oie of either rex.Wlto are utilicted with atiy . kind of debility, til :hhty "Me tif Venereal infection; ra , o, the terms - 15f re -4"" 'Tattoo .are stated uu the' first int eit "fow. „I, - • I "tetit't in the Countrfare t'ipected to ea, `e n 5, • 01 r,e, tetitl6ted to Specify their,ugt mud manner ,of .--;;* weir tut . - the eikSti lig . syttlplOMS tit the [Ai:1;0411i : *, • . and O. - • 411 '0„ 1,1 trA 61 akunabilriti liiiilou-(iloatue;r4#4l‘P t 16111 .-- • ,4»,e. ; I D • CORPORAiION'OF THE SONS , OF TrIE CLERGY.% ririliE ELECTION of POOl3, CLEI(GYAIENT rith land t;baracters artdlarze to partake of LOUlt, Mr. MYI)ULI•oN, and Mrs..eas.N. C.3M's 131F.N4F-1!.....1.10,:!;5, the rcessot I:cai . , will taks place in MAY next. .141anic Petitiolls ma)! he ha 4 ut the r;nivoratiqn Mogi -- ill oh b .1 aryl) ace, ..01)1.0t), any day (Sunday's ex ccptcd) hetwee{i the !Inure of :fen and Thrsc,o'f..:lnck. AlittS§B.S• LING FOltD, No. J, Little Brook sLrect, llond-street, beg to arplaint those perAtmS afflicted with iturruan; of their PATENT •ANATOM ICA L • SELF-REGULATING 'MUSS. No invention hitherto dis covered can he r; such essential service, asit may he regulated either higher; lower, backward, or forward, to the 'exact pita atrected. Its superiority will instantly b e ' apyarent on examination. Disjiensaries and Hospitals regularly. supplied. Messcs...Ls. further beg to observe, they continue to practise with unabated:success. tbe,radical Care of 'Ruptures which cali be reduced; • . 8151-1, of the old,establislied Oakes, No. 4, • coitNuiLi., and 9, CHARING-U{oSi, Landoll, teipectitilV informs his - hest Friends, -Publie:llie SE COND DAY uf.DRAWiNO will be SATURDAY N There was not .an.y. Ptc drawn First] lay chore 1001., cons serpent ly the Wheel now contains i /es of l 2s,oo9l.ittinene, to be paid in (141.-Two Prizeb 'Two 5 . 001A.,&c..&e. and all to.:be'paid in . Ste.rling Money. 'there are not Two glanks, to a Prize; nor any fixed or attached Capitalt,—Un drawn 'TICKETS and .Sti.4.l.t.ES.. are Selling. at T. iDISTre Offices, 4, COrnhill, and • 9, ChAring 7 Cross, where, in the last Lottery, Two Prizes of . 56,0a01., •One of 2 0,u001., and Seventeen. other Capitals, were sold. . . O'CI,OCA . TO-NIORROW MORNING, 9E1114 Wheel of Pprtime. -* and .as the " Dr.awing:wilV coPtinPu 311 iiirre is °yell' vropabi • lity of many i.t the f 01,10,% 14.E1 Lug CA PETALS .NG PROCLAIMED! . • -- 4 of 25,604 GUINEAS itt Gold! • - e uF e 0,60 0. POUNDS! • • • 4.0 f 6,000 ?OLIN , 5 of 1,000 POVNDs!" 5- of ,po:PQ.1;1;;us 1 ..„, • tic. THERE, ARE ~NOT TWO BLINKS TO A PRIZE! Acid no Fixtati Prize. • Tickets awl glotos waprantcd Undrawn, ar c seising 1)y BAZAR!), and Ca. ContraCtnrs, 1101%1L .1N.M.,,11 1 4,115 the ONLY Lorriinr, and it will mot be sue.. teeded \y a stuzill lAtdrk;nftif laic rare. This DA,. WAY published, Li 4 large I'oh - tine's, Quarto, 'trice 61.65. iu Itoftrds, Tr! E LIFE of JA.A.IIIIS the S Et:cO,N,u, _KANO 401 ENGLAND, &c. ; collected ant . of Niewoits writ of hi‘ own Hand, together with-the King's Adrice'to his Sou, and hit Majestfs Will. Yublishdd by coniinanil of hie Royitl flighness the Prince Itrgent,irow the origin'al ~tuart Mautticripts which hail been carefully preierved at Ito:main the Fiutily of the Pretender, 'and are iinw depoaiteel in. Ceirlinti7linwie.- By the Kee. J. S. OLA 'IKE. LL,B. Historiographer to the King; Chaplain to the kluusehold, and .. . Litaarian to the Prince Repot.. . ' . Pentad for Longman, Hurst, lters, Orme, and Brown. Paternnster7row; Payne. and• Foss, and . Budd and Calkiti, Phil Mall: . 0,0 1 This Work comprises tlie History of Oreat Bribtin and France, front the latter part of the Reign of Charles the Ist, 'to the , cloie of Frarig.Williaat's Reign; . . This bay was published, in Svo: (the fad Edition), price boards, boar ..TjARIS -REVISITED in 11315; '.by of . Brussels; including a Walls over the Field. of Battle at Waterloo; Observations .on the late Military Events, and Anecdotes of the Engagenunits;. a ,Virtu of the Caritiir of France when in the Oeonpaiion of the English and Prussian . Troops; a. minute Aceouut orthe lvhule Proceedingi reta-'! 'We to Clic renioval of the phinileved Worlis of Art from OAP Louvre' with Reflections on this Measure; conelinling Stith' • 11Abarlos on the. Politiera'rennser' and Condition of 1 4 4.siee, and the Character of the Bourbon (taverna - lent. • 'By JOHN SCOTT, • - . (litoe or the Clistopion, a Political and Literary Journal. Printed for Longnian,'Huist, Beet, Orate, and. lii : Aaternaster-row,'Loodon. • • Of whom may be had, by the satue.ktyttior, ptice Isc. boardaiL tite Fourth Edition, of A VISIT to PARIS in it4l4. ,C:tirgaitang4Revivet.of the Sltcinl,44otitlittn4o.of tbe F, o 9et, capital : .Obsere.ttions flit t14 . :0111114'.• 0 :( 1 , , be Y"i"us - (:I: saes of Society, and flit the getternt tts lutorma tion. and Attainments in Literature an" Avt,s,?.' . - . • _ Tins ljay v :t!( published, price ON Shilling" and sixpeke; 1t DISCOIiIISR, preacheil. at the 'Episcopal Chapci, towtzikte, Taituayy 18; 1416, bring the %ippolitte.f tiie IZegebt fora' Thanlisgiving for Peace. . , . . . . , . By A !tC At.rlON, LL. }I. .; • P.'eheiklary of ltiarnia, Itect•n• of Itodington, Vicar of High and Senior Nfinister of the Episcopal Chapel, • " Edinlyor,Th: •- Printed for Archlhal4 Constable and Co. •Edinburgh ; grid Longman, I :unit, Boni Orne, and 'drown; London. • or WhOnimiaflAtad, by:tiie surn6Author, • I. Essays on the Nainfe and; Prociples,of :Isnstc, •FoUrth it. • TfeV9 - Moltilltes fivo. Prioe 11. 14, hoards - . • x. Sermorpt, on , particular r.ceastoitsY. Fifth Edition, "tiro. • lirice 4 f2V-ito:trttb; • , 3. S e ristulne.ll: Moe I2s. hoards,. # ,•, Tliii Ua Oki .Y , . A vie*TAitidor . lieing orkiirfitrte••lloltdresi Pages, price • ~ t •- • , , • , ouly Tlirpo hitiiiiitgs.,.. O , I.A.,YMON's• OU IDE , •th 11141.4Tii ; cir; •, Ady:Lce to both loxes, ini Vina.le Disauses t Nry . voiti )- ypocl,`ou,,,rinc, anti euniumptivi-elinitit;Linti. ' Tiltilionli• it reouttoenled•to . young'tetllttittl i$ 6 Y 4 ; ,.1,03 'btelti 4 ll: 4 I 4 "i , S of . tuatrwars' exlreriar!aeLaAti vitseretki ion, ott Alits..caltunitOeur cotisecoetwes r Of 4 s,tXrct ~atul: tlesirttot ivy via.. - - ro.whiati- ik idril, :111"17:ty 011.1)licases ineiticjit tri , Forialles, anti an Ape 'pertzlixior titt-ro4i3ietitt-it• Solitary cool ilestruetive eke; intro - an , Xiltiross ~ to , turents„ . (sttattliati3.. Tutor's , isuti,-,tllther \V 11J , h m -, tha fare atid.eil.:, - 41flion of Yow.ll, I..iliewlso,Ativice for l'4.o.!,in;, 4 , xill,iinilig tlie'nt , 4' , f !rtatiLent, inthe.iiilt,rrilt .. - 2tl4‘;oS of tin: Sej.my,' Lept . - iy',.l:lii.; -4 Evil, (..;out; Ititeritno ,li„thi an d v enerea l Itii r ease; Cssutionstu.youttg persons, or the M. iii,ogV.r cf it.,prov , l n cout. \ins's nr iittla . -Vii:ircitittlekt,"&e. *, 6 4 Th.: ltah.44 so ! .; salt` of trii: Ma. ii iic`best .ctileritid lit ,,:tts vii-if litility. ' - • - • goiii..liy M u t1 i ew5.,a14.1,4413,1•-ifi;-Strdllkir..fiaeou aali Co. , ...-,-,163, 4i' Oxfsr4.oreel,•l•4 l l, l 4 4 ‘ , l,''ili e :Ji r l 4 ;)9' 11 144;, Satistnar ; ;• 1. 4, - Pluvi'ue.trigt 4l ; tital Ml\ Itdi4 4 .alc Voa lrg. '• ' . _. ... . . . . • qa • , MRS: 6PIE'4 NEW NOVEL Tlyis Day, irts rsiblished, in 3 vol.s. lerti. price 11.'1C. bOilfd, VA 14 ElVii IN F, EVE.--:1 NOVEL v By Mrs. 114tst, itetx* 'Orme, itoid L'romi s Patemoster.nove. - . Of whoa) may be had, by the Same Atii)!ssr., l 1. Tales of Kcal Life, in 3 Volpnies 12tiso. fsi. 2. Temper ; br, lioinestic gcenes, sVols. price It is. Bds,. 3. Siinple 'l'ales, 4 Vols. !grata. , pike IL Is. Boards. +. Fattier and "Lug - Myr, i2inss.. -is. Cid. Buards. , 5. Pintos, Foolscap 8 vo. Gs—Boards. . . . , . I.INCO,NIION CHEAP TR.A.VELLING at the SAILACEN' 1 5 • , ' 1111 AD INN, SnOw4llill, London. .. . FromLONDON to YORK,..afi"o'LF,EDS, only Two . Guineas inside, ond'a Guinea outside ; the same in proportion' to El)ThiliettGlT, Anil all Parts of the North. .Frtitn. LON,. 1)0N to WEYMOUTH, Oise Guinea inside. and 155. out side; wdli four inside.—Coaches, the best Ilorses, and keep gLod time. • ' - - • By W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co.. The fallowing Post Concha, Mail Coaches', 14. c. set out it ton - the Saracen's. Head Inn, altos-Ilill. , CROOK And 0 OSLINW.4 Atet. Ittdit)R,OUG i 1 Elegant Post Osel). throughtkillugerfotds Newbury, - it ea di m o, nempolleac, sets mit [ruin the Saracen's. lle;i1, Stirinicifl; ritt&ecit eelock it, the Morning, gcts to Morlt> ; ;- rough by dinner time ; a comfortable c.inveyance fer Trav el lerS on. the Western Ithad. • • The UklPlif F., :k New uvEr4 , ooi., Light Coach i nuts one Ni';•lit .n theitte l ic earrying.roitr Inside; and FourOntsitl u o, sets Out 'every...Day at One o'ciocii, prtiril. 4 LiVerii4)ol next Afternoon at Six &chick, through Donstahte; \Vol:urn, 1.411- lior , Nuttloxiptu,,,Welforil, Lutterworth % Hinckley, A; bel stone, Lichfield; Stone, It:we l ly, Newcastle, lialutsfurd, 4Ver- rington and Pi escot. - • SOUTHAMPTON; Lriningtiin ' IVineltester; 'and lasing- . stoke -New.Four Inside i:oach at Eight ,o'cluek in t lie Itu-si • ' in t,' arrires,at the George Inn,' Snutharnpron, by Six o'clock. .This is a most delightlid Conreyanee to the Vile of ,Wigtht, Jersey, Guernsey, Saint - Sl:does, Harre de -Grace, Cher . .burgh, gx. ' ! • • ' • ! , . T he WATERLOO New Light'Foriflnsidc.Coach to Leeds, Halifax, ',radian' rtsuil all Parts of the North, sets out at Two ts'elock in the Afternoon, and orrirtis at the Gulden Lion tnn, Leeds, next Evening at Six o'clockOhrough Stamford, Gran tham, Newark and Doncaster. ' This Chath is intoided to ac ,.cuinnuplate the I.`owiisof Leeds, Halifax' 11ratlford and Vi tinity. It will leave Leeds at thred if clot; io.the Afternoon. Passengers way courcnitattly coini to Leeds from thoseplaces . 'and ibe n Leititlon earlythe in:NA...Lie:ling, WETMOU •11,1./Vreliester, 1114'1dr:irk), Z;ali.tbttry, Alithner, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Mier:mon, at, Ti.ret: • 0 1;1 0e k, The IVeyiriontli- Packets to Gueensey, deriet, Cher hurgh, St. l'ilaloes, &c. Prout Clierbiugh is a west delightful road to'Phris- • - • ' . • • - ' • ' ' ExETER, Plymouth., lyeyinontli, .Dorchester riOmoulii, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post - Coach, every Nl'ortii..4, at .half-past Six-Wel:wit, through tlotilton, Axminster, arid port, nlandford, liasingstulte, and alpha. BOSTON, - Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and Hunting-' d an , acte Itopil.Mail Coact:, sets. out every Evening to Spit's- 'lay, tveiitth KM !int 5. 'avid 1101: - ••:' ' - 1/xpii.. Aoutisl ‘ Qt, Flying poast-Coactles,throligli chip:. peribaso, Caine, and Mariborinfgheerery•Akertroon ; :mire . et Mr. blity'si,, the Greyhound Inn; Bottrolinutlilie. London- - Tarern, Thoulas-street, and the Swan, •1141.6101,. next Nlorn ing.---CoaclidEOWellr, Ilridgewatici, Taunton, Eieter, Ply • tamith,.fsc. . • LEEDS new light Coach, called i Tbe Rockitigliatnotts•nut every ,NiorninFat .Eight o'clock: carries Four Insides only, . and goes remarkably easy, with a Otiaril throughout. PaSseS 'through Stamford; Ntitstsik,'ltetfurd; Doncaster, • and Ferry- bridge, to the Goldeirtiost. Le uie.% next Morning. Notwitio standiugithe nricontoOnA‘paiditi44 of this Coach, it is a l. i, w 4d 1 ,ii the, unot i ti l tit yc4l,Sle and c,..uplete Public C0i1,..6.# ,..6.# , tliftrt* . i'Verbg Itticyi.lllol in Accutruno daboli 'fort otlieii• :..ir.t.. , ,, , 7 . . (.0 4 fit.. . OM Longtonht, Gretim.graen, Annan, Dumfries, SlloniAllil 1,, Therottll4.Siiiiquluir-h4,l4'CanintiCk, hivwell, ini.k . 4ll.lnitts itllleittl4ini,'.lPust Costili`(11:11y). - ' .I.lant i c Scat-third:v*li Whithy • - Shields' Sunderland, New g.: _. f . , 1 1 steliaderlimil 4diatuirgh, New Coach ,4ierfnraiett witk a Guard, • 4'... * tii ' tKilotlt,• gvti, citlt VVvVy, Mfgpirix et 1)31t-il;lit Six o 't h, 4 way :.•f Newark, ItetfOrd,Tatreaster.-01.-lirigton, ~... ' Ito r t n ,,, nurimaophlttoietb, .and Ilerwiek. Passen- at, erli, fi.lttliri,t; the: m-yes 'fatigued [roan •the length t.l the .1•0r . 11.;Y , ' lot)" irst wilat.tioc,,,llscy please, nitti.illeil yr:a:evil Wi ,on :thout any additional Fate. ' . ''os. ';'• IigIIgIENORTH and , WalsitL nen , CP,ost4-Cortcle, ems rAt . . ' . e: teusLF.,.,.Peuritli, and Whiteliarturi Po4-('tiacli, pct . . AtlV.Fustr IlOraes and it Guatil.:ol,the way,,. Passes through Bret:Ali, AppUlly ' , - .GreatillteMgi', — lttotttuonil; e:4l4. 2 ri c k, liotiniglibridge,lrftherhy, Abertisi4o-I)Ondsister, and i irtitt-: • thatii. Sets, out every Nlorning, anti perforkei 4 livi , uirnee • with of: grv4ti..t 'facii•ity. ' Posseititers •::. ;Ai tied ).:: the Itoaa • hyhnsioe,:st•Oiqiietistire,:hare the pucs.iliar ,a(lV,ttil ago,: of their . Seats being secured in the next - Cuaesr. , . ' - • se. ' . ii. KNl)At4r. Lan'easiti., Yititnit, . Kir4Y:•_4." , •14.1r , Bolton-. Charley, th mskiek, anti Garstang . Pust-cono;es, every t'let••.: nurns, at Vire o"elOck. Gil:tided. ' LI VEll,l'OOl., *Warringten; Knutef.Oril, Stana, and Litch,-; ~ &Id, ihi 0 c.,,c,t,,•- eal tea 114., exptoition.- Seery Eviqiii) ! ; 'at • Fiye_u'clueli, to the SortiteWs -1 -101 Inn, Pole-A:vet, Laver-; pool. ',...kiftrileittlirtitighout. - ; ; 'WAR EFL FAA) POst•-Cotteh,•tsrery Nloraing, at half past, Sit o'clock. '''' • ;,• .-.....- ~ , , - ' CHESTER, Newpor4,Whitehurcli, Tarporley, N:intwicli, Natli',Yitli i and`MiddleWithi PilAt-tuaeli, every Evenin s.•, .11. . , 1' ii SIINDERItAtif);. St oelftion, nod .Wrin, llew ,i(;o4kib pr e/ . y . Mor ain g to tite,OeorgOett,,ontiellenci k .... ' - M.l , <CllESTEkAYinslow,,c , ineettin,'wait4tlei Irafsal,' and NVolvertiotoptsits;P:ist.ten,ACti:overytAfterdouifiktitifirdett.: , .SIIREII',AVUIII:, Wellington , and. s•tilti3 l .lol,. I'osl-Vnnol!, - . evol Ei'Ztliitill hi Five o'clurk, I . i t utrireil. • • Si f gill ELP and .ItAaterlottii Poit-Coach, - calhA the Itock iagliaba, ererysMoriting . : - ,. '..!. - ...,. . .. BIRNIINCHIAWItIercury Pa 4 • Cottc4, wait ~st i(juti.tl o , se's _Ant tA . 4tr r". it*ti . mop, and rs,...frAlroir B„irrnip.'"Vit next. di,y pt ti4i nt i, '' , scats .i) V. Oxford,: FAAtni; Anil lpitunir, th 'the. - Safaeen'Sitkid, iltili.4lVeet4lltoiltr'gbi%inki • - :4; i' I r. •, • • •,. ; , - ...1f(11;14 - Vorthirre,41iniffth,--Crisilett,•-.atskl)tvalpstlee, p,,,,,k.: iiie - , 0 , 01 , xtoci)1114 41 Isiticial4 . i A,:° l ' ..4 j.PcS,!! 4 .: t h "; 4 . rt- l a .• : ~.w , .. ,104tet : :pluce, 'Hull. -.., :' .. '': .., ' .., t• ..• titan, ni,to ; 'Aiiiiviici' San dw h.. 1)- Rffirtsgate Cni et- -- -.l4o''Fiiieritinite, CiatliiiikatochekleYS. , lll4 tiLF!.tuilio‘y 1:.% , t• ,(40'ititAisi hloraing is:ouss, old Nig.O.t. , .. , , • r , . . . ' , ..14E1e ft)ILD, ,I.Cane, 1 - tudile..4..iii iteClieilitint Conett, ir e ti l‘larning; ' ' - - .... • ''• 7 ,' ".j - •. :. „ • urPl * ENllA . M.e.tilliCtlniontrni Coach-, Pailt„g :li Alki, Att.; o V e n t,.c ,.' u Viiti . f:_ p , nst * lfiN:q, .1/..alt-paft;FtAtr, on!! 1 - itlf-pftAt W.;reti , "WI LUAU B. >I CIITNTAIX int 11 . C.). 'Te Sp ec ern II y. a eftn.; iht - ' • Itch' File:Odic 'and' the l'itthlk:;' that they v'itt runt tio , ...eeetifort-' iWe.l - 0 , alli:*tit lox,' 'lJOietii'or taittgaireekr s- lit 1119r4I.tin't ,tiffs-0110*.Vnlne., )1 1 ;tostotoleu:oindatit)gc4,1,4,toti inttetvd: as l efeh-ond l pt l id tor of:cote - 404 4 y; et %hi 40rk..1. s atilon i , *at:4-1101i lvjile a, . , . , ,~ . • STATE DF VIE NATION. The D'eke (4f. , BEknyonn gave notice, that in consequence of the large proposed peace military establishment, the heavy pre , :sure of taxation, the general distress of the country, and particitiarly the :state of Irelatill; he thoitglit it his duty tosub . . mit to their .Lordsliiirs a motion on the state of the nation on this tiny 'fortnight, anti ni.nved 'that ibe•Lords• be snmnioned for that clay.."--Urd.eied . tvecorditiglY. - • *, ,of,j4.4sitnow•mr took ibis orpor- , , .tunny' trigive rtotire,4 that . wonid tO-Morromt .move_ - ftirtbe , priiil44,tion of certain pripet.e Con.. netted Stith thoic witit.4% had• been laid iir2the table (p11)1141)1r, all atli4g to the estirna tes 'of t lus peace establishments.)- He did .not apprehetol there would be any objection in the motion, 4nit chose ratlterrto give this nOtice 'bait .to - mov the papers,nuw, in the absence of the - Nobie . Lorti at the bead,of.theTret6itryt--Aiijf,tirtied: ITOUSF: OF COMMOM. 'Mr. 1.9CK1-lART brought in a Bill to veiulatc;ilte Sales pf farming 4 . oe...—ittrail•ti first time. ,••• • -. . •• A Petition was pre , ..tentrd from the at : and:4l ; T o4.:DtmegFtl re petting Illicit Ilislilierics. An order wasjitaile4ov certain information frostittir Clerks, of the C4.4oll4rtiniCif. • Thu ',Mitcham Putt brough;,uPaturreait tt first filar. . • h drat A :Message a from _o ut i received fro at ,e , wer , •Inttomnity ttill wee p.tsscd. M. y 00. 0 .1. prcßrni (At a Tetition frontone • qt %be liqi dredo Suffolk, ...3i.r,ord tlitl4.ll“ild persoos'co.u,l4.lltrint of :wiled Ito ilkt. esses, f he . relit fof Paillattroz , „,inct .partieeturly•.poi ming outthe dfitip 4)1 'the. Malt Piny, turd the Farmer, Ilarve . pitv,..-0...11..rr5i to livAn.-tlti: Table. • On the svc,ina real)ing ot• the rand Junction. %Voter' WOrks Bill, Mr. witorrEsLEY titer detictette)%of•th'e- supply of 'Water in eri,cs ofilire, were thrre,difi'vi•eut.frits of iv“ter-wr!rlis- is IlerkelvY-• 4 lAlord, and vet at the recent cotittairation no writer Vurtlil be had for Cu boyr. dad a half. A Petition teas presented against the 'Prtipvt . ty. 4 .ros. from 111terton.. The sPEAKE;, called lire attention of the -Route to il l * dropped Ordets of last night ; Ott flr,t af Njr. liareag's rrs:pcctiiti; (4-19 ft: The li.paisher said tho iirders tottot he on - , Lord CASTLEREACifi 'said he'IMO n0"61)194...t.in0 prd. ceetlivg ott this tteTit.4", 111% orthi:iiim:UctittenMh nterelYl. ) !.:Ct I aciairtittion ; butt ill& dhjeet,airtito entes into merit,: of tliejr•ut.Nlc,ion, Ire .fronld•wistf it .14 to l:a riplioioted, anti s4;)!Ild tint. 4-iiitotthl t" - }morrow.. • Nit. 1.1.1141NG Eteti Nikedtlestlimy next.' Sir C. NIONCK mov...Ai fer_At.,.tonnt . of r;:r;,-is E:ventli twes in 1,10141 it per reiI44I,AgY,APP7'..4OIY":I' ." 4 * '''''''''''' llll ''' I.llld,'CUMbei 1 ."4.44 -S)arltani, bilonsing to Greenwich Ilt,:pital. pj . Cll. . *, : Mor cort*liii* l ti u n of I..urtl V-iti's Potitiun wits viiittponlit , till to...morrow. - , 1 iNif. J ili:ltti E Y postponed ato utioo tilt . ":10 [Aar 1 4ilitht • PILLORY ABOLITIoN,',: Mr. M. A. TAYLOR thought. it must 'oceur to every gentleman, that, in submitting this mutton, he need say very little after the tinanimoos vatic 01 lust Session. if he BO! was i;elo.yeil in the.ot4c [louse by the indisposition of the Noble, Lot d on the Woolsack. .Some persons %visited •the eOti. tiottance of the,,PilJory for the puni'sit omit of fraud , and pedury ;; hut he should oiler his Bill in the samevstate as lie litiii done befOre. This 'punish- Anent was left veltolly to theeaprice of the multi, tilde, and ought not to remain on the Statute-' books. . Certain horrible climes were punished by the pillory, ITO ptiblic decency shrunk front such; exhibitions. Men, who,' in the heat of party, anti with a desire to 'poll down a Minister, were found gtiilty of n libel, were punished in the sante man ner us a wretch whose perjury might have affect- ed the life of his fellow 7 ,ercatme. , Ceold',any matt' approve of Allis ?: The inanwlno committed h vioN • lent outrage .ory,- wkulity might be hailed bye. .moh, end • the politleaLliholler, 'owing to Hay_ feelings, mighthe attost pelted to death.. Wo . . !Intl never heard , rniy., hotly say that,,the law (Nett • not to 'be revised,. and iq most cases time punish , . Meat. bolished. . :Tile difference 01 opiou o was :generally tato the' extent of, the altm.ttiOns' that were desirable. V Some wOnlil confine V it, to per., jury; others, 'high• in the last'', ienulti go fitither i . hut ..yo . they lad not stated .their arguments i.n,lit tatiptde vit . ,apiei 'An propitsing the total shOlitivoio, lie Anuild wish to sulmtitate. in .5,1041 cities. fine -end;itnprisonutcnt.4 . oniiin 10144ereases, troospot." tat ion ; particularly for certain tlcteststleoffinices. v lie then' tufived.for leave to bring ia bis;lltill.. 'Sir it. , iirtftoN '11J(1 A strong feelitig ropectirliz this' Bill,. tend doilbted - aimo3t.w4etiler to yentore on.zgivinit his opibittri , to .the., House, though his mind :was•nttitle up On the ,sabject. The improved ititd v mild morall.ty of time yeesent.aimes !tad bert Alisedvetttageous so far 4 it was' too lenient to ' erimes, And. - had too •inuch 'pity for former' se ,tplaintaticet.'itiviti - connexions. This . sometimes ,partilised . thearniot the law,. and toe focitities fo r .,th e ; escape .01 guilty persons. "It .sought to 'r et turf. in:sociely loose who h a f i t rti liztt ieo i t . 4 0 meant. to _offer. an 'amen 'Anent to the .fill, !Silt; , ItIOUIrt not, press it, it it. appeared agsiost the -sense. of the ii„intise. Certain offertees had of late ttitteh-ittcreated, : atttl, he feared,' owing :um) Much Tli) rite.prera4ing,,n4iltittoaa . mjil s iitanigetsee. . All who atte,n(itl.the tissizes-inhst !tummy how difEettlt ;:it• is to. convict cal itally,off-..aniers of this nature. , Fividetee cottld gehertilly 'rie got. auly.by the sas- Ideittus testimony of an accomplice. Convictions , ttrete eltietlyifor assaults with a further iritent.--- ',' As , to trrosoorting these pristitii, it might sub.,, '-ject!others.ti :-n sported to - punishments worse than ,w hat thelaw irtlitrttl. it IlOtherittieS Were tffec. .tu.illy•Ctleckedil). upper life, ft ivoitid_huve a.grrat etfect. The diSortiered'Wt etch, who stood kl lit.. - tie feat. of inTrisountent; pillory, or death, migi.tt f , ,