The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-29 00:00:00

lirmisEß. 7301.] THEATRE.ROYAL. URtIRY-LANE• PRESENT' EVENING, Jan. 29, 1816, ill their Wetlice Servants will perform the Play of A NEW WAY TO PAY OW DEBTS. Giles OverreaCh, Mr. Kean; Lady Allworth, Mrs. Gloytt,.. o which will be added tby fiavticular desire), the' last New . Musical Farce, called_ MY SPOUSE AND. 1. The Overture and Music composed by Mr Whitalier. The Characters by Mr. Bell a my, Mr. 'Harley, Mr. Oxber- TY. Mr. Gattie, Barnard, Mr. Smith, .Miss Kelly, Mrs. Marlowe, and Mrs. Bland. Roses and Places to be raker) of !II r.Spring, at the Rotunda, it the principal Entrance of the . Theatre, in llrydges-stQ•et, froni 'Pen till Your, and of whlnn may he had a Private Box (Nightly)-. • On I("ednestlay, The Merchant of Bruges; or, Bewzars' /itish; with Harlequin and Fancy.; or, The Poet's Last Shil ling •st Thursday will be prodneed for the first time) a New Pl;iy, in Three Acts, firanderi4n a t historical Fact, under the title isf Accusat;on ; or, The Family of Aught& ; with Who's . or. The Double Impoifure.—On Friday. A New Way to Pas . Oat Debts.—On Saturday, Ilarlegoin and Fancy ; or, Poet's Last Tllir,Nl' 1 t RO Y A L.f.COV ENT- GARDE N. . . Mins PittisENc EVENING, Jan. 26, 1816, L will lie perforwei (6th titre those 50 years), in There Acts, Iruip,p,,,y4:.Plity of • 'A MIitIMMER. NIGHT'S DREAM • The Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, aro ca . tirely new. w'llseus,Duke of Athens, Mr. Conway ; Hermia, Miss Stc. phens. To which will be added (for the enth tilie) a new Grand Pan.. tomiate, v411,d HARLEQUIN AND FORTUNIO '• OR, SHING-MOO AND TI ITN- TON In Which will he introduced an entirely new Piece. of Nlecha. 111S111—A Figure of a liarleindit, 5 fret 9 inches ltigh,•will Dinky ayault of •90 fret high, at turning itself round, will jump into aQuaet Bottle. , Miss O'Neill will perform on Thursday, Isabella; on Sa tnrday, Minihnia; and in the ensuing week she will 'appear; for the • first tune, in the Character of Isabella,. in NleaSttre for Me3surc . • New Pantomime of Hariiquin anti Fortunio on Wcilnes. darand on Monday nest. , On Wednesday, A Miihomitner Night's Dreani.—On Thnrs.' shy, Isabella ; after which will be produced (for the Cruel a-New Drama. in Two Acts, founded on„a menu - made which has been for some time in rehearsal, called The Portfolio; or, the 'Aught& Family. - ' Stiakspeare's Play of Measure far Measure is in a• forward state of revival. , T. BISII'S OLD OFFICES, 4, CORNHILL, & 9. 'CH ‘RIN.O-CROSS. rr lust', of the above oht-establithell ()ffieeß, • most rt spectrally 'solicits the attention Of his befit rrtendq, the . Pubhe, to the ho - rrEay, which CUM *letters Drawing on l'ettentme's Day; 14 h NEXT MONTI!. • ' The Whence entnsisr; of 'Mono Tickets, to be all drawn in . Vise Loltery of Font Days! Prawing. The ' , vizi:Nl amount' to. sno,on 1. the whole of which are to be paid in `terling,Mo 7 ni.vt part of them are forthed of Two New . Prizes of 25,00 tuinneas-arch, making ttnzet her • 50,04 f;VINEAS, to be paid in Gtl,Ll)t . • There are allt Two Blanks to a Price, nor any tixectoe at. %tubed Capitals, as all the Prizes are bating in the. Wheel. Tickets and '‘hares ore lryT.liPift, Stock.brotur, ' cinostun.L . , &„ 9, cHARING-crtosts; Where, in.the last Lottery, he sold 2 Prizes of . . 50,(1001. •l - And Seventeen other Capitals its :s per Cent. Ciinsols, and in 'Cwii Contracts precious : 1 Prize of 40,0001. &c. &c. ga* FORTUNS.O FAVOURITE OFFICE,: NO. t 7, 1.U1)•:' ONCE-STREET, Near St. Paul's. . GWEB, highly gratified, that the.Pateurt. . age he tias hittirto so liherally experienced, should have been caused, and rewarded by 'an iiiihroliept series of splendid success unequalled in Lottery annals. respectfully solicits a contimmtlee of Pahlic favor in the approaelittiz State Lattvry, and confidently expects that his Office will maintain its claim to the. Title it has .so deservedly acquired, that of " Thetuckiest in the World." . On WEDNESDAY, 14th of FETSKUARY, the Drawing will Common:ie.—The Sclivare . contains • • Two Grand Prizes of '25,000 Guineas in Gold ! Two Sterling Prizes of 2U,000 Pounds I Two 6,000 Pounds I . And-6,05 other Money Prizes from 1009/. downwards, being 'less than Two Wanks to a Prize, and Na Fixed Capital. TICKETS and SI-I.tliES tire Selling in. great Variety WEElll's most Fortunate ()dice, 17, Ludgate-street. near St, Paid's, where the following Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold • , • • • - ' • No. 606 ..... a Prize of • • 1 0 ,6 16, • .... a Prise of ?Intl, in the 'LASS' share 4; the Two Last 30,0001. Prises ever Drawn; the Last ••10.0001, ever Z.bared. nil Ten other Capitals in the last Months. * .i.* All Business is the Funds fait hint ty executed by G. St,ek-broker. iirAviNG tirtticxt , d ottrSeirt's * Si tidy; 'and been gratified by tin; %mit considerable practice• itt•titat branch which we thoti;:,111 proper to select, we trust that we hove out more inisemployed our time, than those Who, jo the extensive field of the profession, areoecasionally immersed in uncertainty, and cannot always attains lliAVsne-• sress %hitt] is no:vire.' by concoktrating the intellectual power to one class el disorders. The diseases of Itebility arc peculiarly distressing i fir they' triti r t with them a t.ain of coucomitant.symptems, and by a Alepresslost of all vital enemy, existence itself becomes itu littered. Whether they arise from the fil:valence of ill ex ample, the destructive habits of schoal-boys, or the less ex. clisuble indulgences of• maturity, they require the most esti shams professional ; and well may it, be observed, that lby the ignorance td . uneducated men; the simptums are ag gyavated-, and the constitution is desttroyed. • •'4ks Members of the' Royal. College of Surgeons, and far Wetly Susgeona is; his Nlajesty's service, we ground our pre tensions siii riquiarity of Edlication, and 'possessing every privilege Lu practice, we feill'ourselves entitled to that coo ekttee'srith Which we have hitherto been so liberally hu %Mitred. • „ . In the first sensations of local wealtness, early application trill prevent the calamity of a debilitated trams I. but where fife sufferer, front a conseiousness of the unmanliness of the vice which caused his misfortune, is.frarlul of the contempt ecusure of his family pltysicino, and broods over his ttlf!r -'llllity'with careful Concealment, it must nelatisfactory for bibs to be asiurcd not onlyo of capability of ustatment, but also of 'tie Mot inviolable seeress , . _ incite. The Venereal ISiSesse contimintatel the springs of lifer—the %edits of e.sistea,ce are poisoned by it, out posterity iii;tired by the indiscretion of an unguarded inotsient. lu ‘ recent Venereal complaints, it is possible to 'prevent F4:14, clanger, or distress; and in the most complicated eases t7is the acquirement; of exclusive experience iu this line, to 'effect a safe, certain, arid speedy re-estublishuient. ulfer the advantage of lhiy experience to those of either 4".''' 4TW Alto are attileted . wit h any kind of • debility , or any symp , o of ap.i ;in all eases' the term:: of re- Witheratien are Stated on the first interview. • • ' 'Patie t oi in t 6, consuls-are .sp.cted to eaelat e 9 Dam; f slte) 4uti a " retiot-4ted to ;specify ifleir age alai mariner of "ittg, as well as the existin g ' Syuipt6ms of t he c‘nopliiint• cUltttir, and CC). • llershr r * of the lloyai College of Sorgeons in o Lood.on apnoel il a tt g u-Gardeo,--sfan. 24 ; t 96" r : 4 7' 1 4 • MON DAY. JA ()ARV - 20, 1816. VICTII4I,I,INGOFFICE, AN 16,1 816. Tag COlll 4 ll ISS 10 NRS fotTICTV AI ! G tiN His 31.-MsreSTY'S do Itereby give N4tiet, Thai on 1 4 riday 7er4l, tree 2d of FehruarQ, they 'will be ready te receive Tenders in writink (sealod ap), dud treat fur. Seventy Tone of OATMEAL. • Fifty Tons of BUTTER. ..„ One Hundred Tons of CHEESE. Orie Hannired Tons of Ct COA. ?Ind Fifty Tons of Vltt&f\J.l I,f, AP TO;;ACCC. The Cocoa to be answerable to Samples , of wit less Man Two Pounds weight each) to be produced slith ,the riders.. The Oink to be delivered into his Majesty's Pidnalling Stores at Deptford, in the space of a ennthi and I,e be paid for by Bills payable, with interest, Ninety days riper eau.. • 7'he,Camlition4 t!f the .Contractt may Le 4.4 mi at the Se creta;?l'4. _ _ NO regard will be had to a»y Tr tart in whieh the Price shall not' be inserted in frortla at length, or that- shall Not be de/leered to the Board infore Out *'flock on the said . Friday neat, Me ed February, nttr, adess the Persan who »takes thr Tender, or sonze Person ad Xis behalf, attends, to answer when called for.' 17C777.11,1,1NG 01410 E, Jan. g 2, TII E CONMISSIOXERS,for VICTUALLING His .aIIaJESTY'S WAFT Jo levrehy ,give .Notice Thal an Tuesday the po, h inttont, 114 be ready to raceire Tende;v idwritinz :sealed nil, and treat for Four hundred and Fifty Qua: ters of-Neth Pale, f 1141( ojl4 Llundee4a mrd Fifty Quarter's of New Moe Dried. AMBER. 'WWI% in be answerable to. %maples (of not: less than One 9: Lout each), to be produced with the Tenders: to be.deliveict Half Ihtrcof in the course of a Fortnight. and the other within a Fortnight afterwards, into his Majesty's Pie:staffing' Stares at • Deptford ; and to .6e paid for, by paya4le with Interest Ninety Darys after date. • The Conditiout if the Corstr.cal may be seen at the Baca., ta;•y's Woe. !co rrgard will be hart to any Tender in wAleh tke Prier shalt not, be lourAted Cm 'uorda at length,' in* ilia ;shalt not be deliri•red to the Board &fore One o'clock raid Torsday,. Me 30th inst yet, nor untes.r. Mr' Per.rom makes the Tender, or .vo»te Person on !i.t Lehalf, attends, to "answer when ealkd . piwo4.il i), J. 17, 1. , q• Ore to gitie once : that on 1711y:s ;toy, it • . , . • the Lyra/ February next, at 'ten O'Clock in the Fore noon, will be e.rposeel to PUEL Id .5 4 LE, - rt 'his ittajeslY's riet a fling- Ye rd, Deptford , aria ntity of - and PORK.; air' sundry tots !.!f. the ,lISERVICF,ABLE I'ROVISI9;%:g aznd SIOItES, , now lying in tln said Yard, . . Bread, 141:ad-dust, Flour, Raisins, Pew, oatmeal, Oat ,meal-sweepings, Bakebottsr•sweetiilvs, CallavaiiCes, Beef, and Snit t 13440, 4,1 liogt chew), Hogshead, Barrel, Half-liegsbead, Small Caik,lirina hogslicad, Irish Tierce and Bartel, Stave ; Heading, and dry, ire.. Src, neposit 4) . 251. per cent. is to be made upon the'aneount, of eat:hi:et at the time of sale, and the remainder of the par ehase-meney paid Inc/ore the. Stara, are removed, far which purpose a period of 11 wdrhing days will be allowed from the day of sale, the Thiyers Particularly Avreiigi, thai nut l e i s , than one-half the qaantily is to lee taken away frour the pri . incises teithilvt he first weirs deiye; and the rem minder in Me se'ren following dagoi. etheru.'ire Ahe depasit money will belga:Ailed, and the Prof;isians . or Stores tonal!: the property of :4e Graten,• as ne of lime will, en cure account, bo granted.: VVitt,,e e t l o i e t \ tT r l I ‘ I . I signed o ; n co N F R. 4 s E , F : 11 of dic town of Brecon, on Friday, thc.oth of Juftuary 181+i, iiiivecome to Mi. WA urEn xI'ILKIN4, Esq. NI.P. in the : Chair, First, 'That we view with indignation, and regret the pre mature canvas, now actively carrying 00 in opposition to our present representative, Colonel Wood, for which no•satis-, fartor reason has been assigned. SecAndly, That we,c4Ausiticr Ihe cordial' thanks of the Free holders of the County to he doe to Colonel WoOd, for hay ing abstained - from disturbing the peace and harmony of the' COtitlty. Thirdly, That Colonel Wood possesses oor eatirc rums- vleic - e, ;minuted on 'personal esteem, and con:inflect by his faitiifol discharg . e at tins trust reposed in hint foe 01-cc Atte •cesst, e Parham elite, Fourthly. That we pledge ourselves to support hint by tiny' fair and justifiable means—we therefore invite our brother 'Fr..ebolders th Joinits in maintainingth eirblependettee Of the county against an opposition, which is not founded on, what., we deem, free, jut, and constitutional Principles. ' . • Lastly, It is resolved, that their Resolutions he itnutediate ly pi bited, and generally tirculatedin the County,' and that they ye inserted in a ,Nlorning, aeti an Eveniitz bunion Paper. aril also in' the Cambrian, carinattben, flereford, and Glou seater Journals. ' WALTER.. WILKINS. Chairman. flenry Allen, Lodge David Lloyd, Itryeon S..Gwvntly, 61.tobrane-park, , John .Williins, cal (by Slr. ,L;liii Jones) Jeffrhy Llewellyn, Treeastle Julia Gwynn°, -00.errivale Watkin Lloyd, Nautquirred John •' . iiliants, Clerk, Aber- I Writ. Dives, Neliadd.fawr cantlais ' , Richard Davys; Chancekelll Thos. Nice, Strand , Built') Edward Jones, Llaudovery J. Wilkins,Nlaestterwen, (by EilWaret Janes, jinn. do. .T. P. Wilkins, Esq.) T. Williins,Llautverni (by R. F. `Fredricks. Cri cl.lio well , Willtitis,.Esq, GcurAti Joacs Patran, do: Henry Allen, lutf. Brecon Mr. Wilkins, jon. WouttlAnds John LangfelloVi, do. David Lloyd, Llandiloryane - C. C. Clifton, do. , _ Thomas Powell, Cantreif Richard Wilkins, od' . T. 11.POwell,Pcterstone-conrt Charles Gabel!, Criekhowell ' (by the Rev. Thos. Powell) W.Wilkins, Clerk, Brornlys John Lleweliin,Penil Wyugare, M. Waiters, Clerk, V. , nor (by do.) • -. , John Pierce, Prirge, Brecon 1 ' E. Kendall,' Dan-y-Parc Daniel Lloyd, Breeuts - '. •. . John Dixon, Llaiitlietty-court .I. Spencer, Hay .. .. . , 'rhos, Wi II buns, Ltioi vy ra act) ' Thos \I a v ber y, Brecon .J WWilkitts; NlacS-y-dersVeti .1. sfonys; 'clerk, Llanspydditi il..lones Williams, Cuity John Jones, Brecon • ' P. Cough, Clerk; Yisysiedseyn, Lewis: Walltin , a, do. (h) 11..1. W illiatos, lEsl.) . J. Wilkins, joii. , .byrt.irilitins)! The Meeting at which the above Resollitimis Were entered; into, oa* 'held set Brecon, in' eoirselpience of Sir Chutes Mor gan, of Pi-Integer, having cOuituenZeil an active cativiiss of the Comity, .infavour of his son, the pre.set, Representative of thaw, lierangh of Brecon, an ' in opposition to the pre - sent Mem ber of the COirtity, Colonel W 0441. Them llesolotions'.are s i g sw e l Is wrist resp'ectahle reititittottietitlemen of Brecknock shire, and displaya.spirit of imiepeuth , nee. and trus cal i,ti, t u tionm (e k tling that Must secure thofreedoin of the Retire s.entation of the County, and will PrilleCr its elective ir4ll. g bi,ic trumiairit,ttl44, also )nay attempt !If qrattorliae it:: ' . - a ~ .. --... -,1: , 1 7 1 Tii; - ` -•-_ -.. . ....... v . '-.., • .Ng=ti. A . wri . 5 ....-- 0 'lr. 4 E . •• , 0',, ,, 5:: : , oc' ,L " ' ' \':`,,,. ' • ' , i.: ' - ' • ' 41 `- li " I r s , I .latloajfa IPIUTCn.F,VI7,Vrorve.p„ ries fonr tnxidr en,iy) titro.figh Broatiwater, Fintion, ton; West ifrirtstea& litotsitAitt, /Ind I.)ork lug, every Mar nins at Eitht ce , (3,01. . . • . • OIibALNIINIG, Gallttford; Merrnw, tact Horsier, and Uookeui, Tntidav, 'Thursday, and Sntni.,l,ly, at Ei;4it ofiCiutit: ExrrruOuji.: ithons t r coach-, Tocsdity Thursday, ani Saturday, -Half puttlixn Clock. GOitAtgiNG road Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. . DORKING, LeAtherheach ann..- Epsom Coaches, evert Morninz .Si Nii.e, and Afternoon lit Three. STETNINti, Hoithiul, and Dortii4 ,eat r 7 Mornill!: at Six. ll.k.\ll' FON and Mitcham Conches Dully. • • F01190:1,1; CO.N.CLIF.S set (41" from the .10-;LLE SAUVAGS CIMISILIDGF, Patent 1f iil. 131.101INGILIA1 New Rota Cneeb. the.Crowit Ptirre,. every Moraine: at ri Quarter-13013re throagn Stony Stratford, Sontliatn, Lerningtnn, "and Warwick. t • • ONIORD new anti elei4ant Post coach, the Perianee, every ISIor iin at' Eight. . SOU'I'II,INIPTON., (Coliver s a Cone 4 h), every N.Turning, . capt Sunday, at Five. ALTO:`.: Cush, Tuesday, Tlriirsday, ingc, nt tiny._ - . . NEW. 81.14 Coati/. vvery Nforaitle, at. Ilia past Six. 5AL158M1,Y.0 . ,46, at tiAlf tl•ery Aftiannott. i ASTINt4S N:.s3*PList Cum.lt, ever). nor ni ag . at Eight. WlNDSOlt.C4itch, ctYry Mut - pi:l:4, at Sevvn. • • . _ I,lltlt4Li'l'ON Coach, the D. of Norfolk, tarry Nto)rnicl, at Nhit.:," , throtigli Doricihg, Horsl.l,l r 3 ,, and Eiva4it,i,l. • illt.ltitiXONNew Past Coutt, thtt Ee)ipf , e. ..; Hoot,. at all( paqt Two. • • BRIGHTON Post C.:onth. evary nreuiag, ftt Eight% LtrroN Votuit, 4.,Tery Day, at One. • 11-V-Wr.tl'4)N Coaches, every Mornio;;And Eteniog.. POterSMOITI'LI Coaches, very °ruing. 49 it E ell. Mt. r ive, LYrN Tuesday, and Saturday Nl,,roini.4 at FiVe. • The VI oprietior , veipeetfolly request the Public to notice. flie Golden (;rocs iy tltr only:Otlice is London from whence. Carriage.; set ton to all the "Oat bing and lir`atering Places, and places of fashionah4c rrsor t in tire' kiligdons. 'Tho most strict attention will' by paid to inquiries at the above Coach ()tubes, and every informal ioli punctually Kiiem relative to all public Can 1ag!..." skting'uif (vim Lontion'.— , Tlee Proprietori are not ao‘weraldu for any Parcel or,Tivkage above Fire, Pounds value, unlco entered and au ., Insuranci paid occottlingly • JOUN CROSS arty JOHN MOI 121' , , Pr p) tit US'SELS rAI;ERS. Bituistt.s, J. 23.—Accoitling to priNAtcdet4' cars trail Parii, 11t lice, on his first exatnina4 tion upon the escape of Lotrttiutte, an,wcred h the following tnanngr to the questions which• were put to him : . . , _ . . Q. Your nurse, P--A. Ther, is nobotlyvexcept thi Police cic Pail; to whom nay nawi is nut known. Q. Of what country are you ?—.41. Of that ,country Wlktickir bac continued Frarite. Q. .Did ytm miist in the escape of Lovalettel*A. 'plain.• guish if you mean his asetape from prison, no—if -you tueott his escape from the King of France, yes.--4 might ins) , no tie this else, hut I say ycs. Q. 'What were your motives for acting in this manner ?—oi A. My or oti res—lst, .in Order to save periectred individual t 2d, to same umanity; 31, to answer the appeal made to Eng.; list, hpriour (loyatitc Atrlatse), an appeal which is nerve maile in rain. Lavaletite .antered iu)%aPartruent, he said, ta me, "I am Lavalette; I have Just escaped from prison ; I am. " t sued ; I fite some Gendarmes at thu end of the street; net proceed fur fear of tieing again crested I fly tcs, " yud; I Confide inysclf to English honour, (Ityaute), _say* ine."--qtten I took affray uttirorm, which I made Lavalettm put on after Wards I concerted with my friends..nport what war to he &melt, convey him out of the kiegdom ; I resolved to accomplish it myself, and I 'convey‘tt Lavalettat ott of Frduce in ° my 'own carriage. This enterprise succeeded in,-.4,13 of the dirocUise,&e. ; • ' * • ' I.'ll ANKVORT, JAN. 18.—We !can't from Worms that the Austrians are to give up Ltuthtu to this Bavarian tronin. Alad►tme ble St. Len now inhabits the house of Zermstein, at a small diitauee fr.nu the Lak. of Constance, an►l rea►srkable for the -.►itiauty of its-situation: BatissaLS, JAN. 23.—Letters from Paris men. tion that several persons who are to quit Franca in eanselitence of the Lttv of Amnesty, have ask ed for passports to the Netherlands or to Ante 4 rice; they say also that several- French °Ricers, leave their country for the United States, end that .the English Government does not see without on. easiness an emigration which might endanger ita ,interest in America. • BRUSSELS, JAN. 22,--The, number of the , English troops which have embarked at 'Calais. since-the 1411 t inst. is 15,000. The remaining part of the English regiments, which do not bee' lung to the 25,000 men of the Army of 'Ocettpa-• tion, are marching to C a l a i s t o embark. 'the' The wholeembatkatiotrwill be finished about beginuing Or Febrwtry. The 'conduct and this , discipliue of the English troops in France do great honour to the Duke of Wellington. The Prussian General Von Ziethen, Cont. mauder. in Chief of the Prussian corps in France, has very much strengthened the garrisons of Nle sieres and Charleville, ' which are considered as the keys of Champagne. 'The Prussi4u trotapt preser+e a str:et discipline, and do their duty witia the greatest punctuality. The Deli,: of li r 4tllington will not go to Lon dootill the ernhatkation of the English rrooiet ended, .which, however, goes on uninterruptedly. Abbe & e ye s , who has thought it advisable to hasten to leave France, is going, as they shy, to= settle in Prussia, where, it will be recollected. that he was Ambassador when he watt appoint* I - at Parrs a 'Member of the Directory. The notoas .rivets General' Vandamme, who was a few dare ago at 'CHpell.(itt the Netherlands), is preparing, as iris Armed, to deparofor North America; GENEVA, Jt a. 12.--The public prints are Mil. tAken in announcing •that. the 'Biirolll..iii de seat kroohl accompany he Princesa o Wales to Greece; Madame de Stpci writ pas's' the ‘s , inter iat Itaiy,•an4 • Intends to return to S‘vitzeriArid in the spriug. . Cit;)4S, etiAlING•CgriS":, AN!) 114Ltx.., • , , ArrICES tAItt'CRAVELLING. T UE f):!owitig ROYAL :VMS set 'oft ffo'n' thr Above Offices erc.ry Evenipg, 'by cotimand of no Ptit.ma-tvr-(irneral, ' . - . - Di ' IVoteriord, Cor and all parts of Ireland. . UM:VHF:AM Bt g Caernarvon, Si. IsAplt, and all parts of Nortti Wales.. • N11.1,:'011.1) HAVEN, itavolord , Weit. Carmarthen, Bre- CH O , !! oonouth., and all parti ut Soot!) At;Atrortl, Litchfield, Northampton. WlSZga,ke_l - L . Maftiii . ..C l ) , trteris, and $1: Ives. CAMIII:II7rW. nail Ely. NEWMAIZ ET, llr:viflon, Stviff haul, and Fake: Mara itii3l'!~T. EnMt Nus, &c NOR1'IX:11, by r, , i,wmartirt an 4 Thrtford. NORWICH, by Calchrgteir, Ipswich, WoitilE<rEtt, Persh..ye, livesham, atid*Morefoit. cicomEsT.FaxnEI.TENHANI, 0X,P08.11, evei- - • Evening al. F;ight . " LITI)LOW: henfmry, and all pia, efShrnpshire. 7+'A:OIOI)TH Lowestotf, fleceles, Yoxford, tit Woodbridge. HULL, Soac!eareenfei, But-lin:von, and .leverley. tiARTON, ( iains)"'i otie, ll , 'arid 1 3r47-f. Steafordi lioutet, PeterWeermege, and Stilton. And the Iteilawing• Patent, *ld otb er Cnitubes, Ike . • fwvivit and best et...norm:then. • ' J'itso is r..ld-ilo li , ;t of Cities and Principal Towns, to which P.,,iengers .are regalarly'eonveyed l a refireitve there...) ‘vill , acre h,tiett trooltly to Ilia:Yellers end Persous having biagg4p or vareeis to vtud. LI 1711 POOL Ne.w Coach,- out only one ni.rht (ter only), urh Warrington, ' Nod!midi, Mid-. 4 10,44, ).andbails, Vttoigei et , • liinton-uneni-'Trent, Nleas haat, Hinckley, Lutterworth ate' ?Northampton, Sunday, Wednesi iy, am) Friday Nforin Mo., at Six'; per'orins the jour ate in twill's. well lighted and irded thron;:hottt, 1.11'I:lii'()t)1, Royal Coach, thi ough .Warringtos, Congletoit, Newcastle, Stone, Tainworth, Atterstmic, Hinckley 410 Lotterworth, Tnes,i4J, Thursday, alidSattirday mos itincy, at Six travels•with extraordinary ve l oc i ty ; only one iii4lit.on the road ! wclllightedand guard- efl Un- whole of New and Elegant. Post Coach every Morriing at Six, throngh Tailca•ter, Ferrylatidge, Dot:easter, nawlrY, Bet ford; Newark; Grantham, and ‘ , taniforfl; :From . York, Pm.. Ne4goin are forwarded with ; the greatest. to twill hur,;ll, Berwick, Newcastle • hiwick, Shields, and tinlieft4- land. purliam, DArli ram), hallerton, "L'hirsk, and Kis ing‘stitd, Cihtsgoty, Dumfffes, Carlisle, Peurith,• Waugh, Rip puts, Borough Bridge, Kuaresburougilt liarrowgate, and all partio( the North. HINCKLEY, Ather,tone, Lutterworth, and Northamp ton ro4ch every Nforii.at rxerat \landay, and every Even- SaItEWSIII.T;tY and North Wal.; Cheap Coach, lirsou2,ll, SOffnall. bum. Bridge, Wo'.% erhatupton and .Bitininitiain every .Moroing. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Cape] Cerig, Llanvcrst, Cern nge Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Ciinway, OsweStry, aura all parts of No•rt.li Wales, every • 1311111INGl1(‘M New called The Crown Prince, - , thraincl, Stony Stratford, Leaiingtou and War Wick, every 'Morning; at Four; and ntrivcs the sante. Evening; at Ten' .I.:t.attu4.l FE, Chester,, Stathird, ',and Litchtikkl . Pest,- (29acVs r,very Eycning. WISBEACFI, March, Chatter's, and St. Tees Nets Coach, 'Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Eveniap. LITCHFIELD, Tatawortii, Ito Ailey, Atherstinte, Lotter y:firth and N'isirthamptim ' new and excellent Coach, 'Tuesdity, Thuistlay, and SaturdayMorningS, at Six. CHELTENHAM NeW Thy Cparl), through Frogntill, NOrtitleach; - Barforil, and Oxford (eat ries four inside only), sets oist•every Morning, except Smilloy, tit and arrives early theoartio Eee4illl(-at the . Plow Lin, Cheltenham. OXFOItD Net.; Post, Coach, called The Defiance, every Morning Kight, !NOItWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and 'L'heiford, every I , .;veniug at-Seem). • Y.kft.llol! 71.towvie..fr, erevci c., Yoxtotsl, and Weoti bridife Telezraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Cloe4. uisw un and Cold) er, every Afternoon at Four& Seyeta .• • and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and (art to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, 'Essex, , and Canibridgd.ohire. FAKENIiAM, Swaffliam,'Bramion, and Newmarket tile gant Nety,Coatit, the • Lord Nelson, Toesday, thurs4ay, and sottrilayNight at Six o't'loek, Natilay. at Five. LYNN Poo - Coach. Pueiday, Thursday, and Satuiday ' Morning , : al SOV rii.IMPTON amid Lytuing;on elegant new, Coach,. every Morning (except .Sianday) at rive .o'Clock. Packets sail to the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels ire conveyed tfrall parts of the Islan J.. WlNCREiTEß..pasingstoite, anti klartftnil Bvidge, ell fast Coach,. crow••:%lorning at five o'Clock. l'UtillitlllGlk:atul Tunbridge) now and easy Coaches, ererV M a nine. TITNnitIOGE Welts new post Coach, (carries four inside only) through TunbOfize, s,wennaltes, null ItiverlicaFl, every AfterOrkio :it Four o'Cloulc, Sunday r x:cepted. titatTON ttpoit Triatst rust. Attrough Me 4 -014711, •TwocrOss, Atheistone, I.ntterwortit, Wel forcl. Nor. teiaiptAll, unit ntinstabk., Sunday, Wednesday, anti Friday- Worningw, at Six o'Clo0i: • s IirtISTOL, Rath, Melksham, no,ixes. and Marlborough new and excelleut Post Coach (carrier fnur chide only) every :11:ternoon writ Ii ttteli and guarded thronghottt gst. Thiielonveyatice is incouttteverribly snperiot to any on :he 'Westin-OA/4ml. • andlalotoutil Coach, called the Bat. loon: . ?XL ry _ SEVEN?' KSIVi, . & Bromley Coneliev, every:Morn . HASTV.44I.,:S; ttnhert/i!)vid4e, num.°ll. and Tun - o v „i t i, NeW COftt.4), e r y al f-put Fly,. PaitTNAJOITTI I Awl (iovort , telegrapli, 4: very Morning 'amt. EVetlitiz'at yive 4. ' CIOCti. • POIRTSIIOI/11, itortidelni,-PrtersV.ld..Goilisttni t nr, and ,Guildf6rit No,v4.;n7mbes; every Mosaing.mil Hreningitt F i ve. POItTSNI.Ot.rrii New ;),:ettl viviont Post Coach, Wu Ilnk'e `.of Wel int:;trm. TJteplay, Thuriday, and Sitorday Mornings, 'at rizin F,xy, , r anwra Coachei, ev..ry Morning 451.:: ',venting. ELLS, IlridgetV.iter, anti Tanston Ce.it;lies, every :11ot n ip; aid PLYMOUTH And Falun:tan very fait and aheap Coaches, eyery Merna'ng eivii- Newmarket. ito.4. Coach, Tuestlay, Thursday, Ala Saturilay ;it rive. nnut and 11?i4e1 C0,101V4, to Bath in 14 hours, every ;tlorritri:• at hultpast 'Four u t --Clock. anti Evening at nee, LEVVLS, tlekfiehl,Nlareitietti, and East Griustsad Coaches, every Morning. at Ei s l.t . 110C1N011., anti ilae Rocks; a ilathinK Plac . ti on the Sussex Paa%t, miiell athitireil for its fine San.li, anew Cisaelt, every Morning CIIICHESTEft, Mhihar.t, and Ilasletnare, new Telegraph Evt•ry Tueulai, 41.1 y tiatorday, at Six, cHICHEstEII w ,through ntinctnn tint Pet worth, Monday. liVetifiesday,4atl Frithr Mortiings at Seven. ARLIN pr.!, Co,tett, through thilicton, Petwarth, and Little Ham rim, 'rifest! ay.Vlmrsdity, and Saturday Mornings, at 54.v.) , -.1. • Ntaltine, in Wrcith4,nl CoacheT,..e rer y. Morning at Fico 717.1 NirK: Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches;, tr.(•ry Morniift • . 44rcate, Ramsgate„. I)calt and Canterbury Craches, i-vrty Moraing at Six o'ClOck, And Evenims at Five. ,Extri C..rriaicos 'always ready for iantilici or parties. IlltMiliroN, Chatham, ttr•cticatvr, and Stroud Coachcs of every deseription, At Kix an.) Nine i.l the Morning, Ono at Nonni and balf-att Firc itt the F.vening. • Northfirt.t, and I):irt ford Coaclic* at,Kix and Nino ip the Nlorairig, o , te at Noon, and Firo,ltt the Eventing. Eitia'rlOachei ready. ' , 11 7 rd Coach,. through . Croydon, Rei. gat'l t Crawicy, vvery Mornitt E;, 411 t. ICarrON . .NEW cOlt - Cll, C311+41 I tr.! Patse of Norfolk. tvrey IYlo l l4alt at Nina, 11orhing, Ito-sham, & Hcortell 11, - 14)C4 ti`CON 'Sew anti Elegant Post t.:o4cii, the Eclipse etet.,_l - 4,ftaenitan ' rtirue. Ottifitirros Ite,sviicy Ct•ach„ at. half past Eicht o'Clock tve4:v Ereninit. " anti astir dctirabit Past Coach ; (car; ff r~~