The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-15 00:00:00

NtT TER 736 4 i .1 • ortiliATßE-IWYAL,. Uft,Y44.Attiht HIS PRESENT 1:1‘1:INING, April .15,1816, their Maj,sties'-tiervatiti will'perform the Tragedy . of • - - • ' BARNWELL. • ' George Bjrnwcll, Mr. Ille ; Millwood, Mrs. Glover. After which, tht.,Melo-Dramatic ltninatice of l'llE IVOOOMAN.'S. HUT. • To.tnorrowy•The' Castle'Sperire !" AngtAia, 1‘1..m Murray Iher third appearance on any Stagej.. TO which will be traded, he Woodman's Hut. Ott Vt'etlnesday Nli%s 'Stott will appear in• the Character of 13.,usetta, in Love in a Village. After wl,ieli will be pro. 7 43 1 ce11, for the first blur, Hew' Ramatti iv Otieratic Ballet Spectacle, with new nod seleaed, Music,. . new .Septtery, • bresseScantl Enthell'ishlootts 'lllll ActiOn and Dalices cent- Ptmed by, and produe.ll mole" , the tltrection of, Mr. .Byrne. . . . ,' ~-. s . Ti-tv;ATttiit iavAt;:cov i...,'N'l'Ai ARDE , N.. "• • irlllB .1 1 1tESENT EVI4:NING, April 15 , 1816, . will be performed the Tragedy of • . . . KING RICHARDIIIIE TRIM) King Henry the Sixth, Mr. Egerton; Richard, Duke of '1 loucester,' Mr. Cobham (being his' fiest'aiipearasee at this •healre) ; Duke of B LokitKhamolstr. Barrym ' ore • (Teary, arti """ . - .'•••..- 1 , 31. '-n.t.ti-i , , Queen- ratsalseth, Me, it's nand; Lad) Anus, Mrs. nitwit: • : , • , To which will he addett, -.' • , ALAI)DIN :, OR, sTlf E • WONDERFUL LAMP. t ' •,` To-mot row, The Nlito of ,the World : Sir Pertinax Maelty eophaut, 'by a Genfleman (his first . a'ppearattice nit a L1111(1011 stage) ; %.•1111 a:new Comic Arabian Tale, called Who waid's a Wife ? or, The Law of the Land.—On Wednesday, Guy Mau . tiering. )n ,'Thursday, •Thu School for Sc:kndil. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL'-N . 1A.1.L. • 'VMS GALLERY', for the EXAIIIIITION'antI SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, will CLOSE 'on Saturday, the 2;th of April. Admittance 13.—Catalogues Is. • • • By Order, JORN YOUNG, Keeper. , wEsrs• • cinosT. itr oucTEDokis sEcoND PLC- T 174.1.; or cIiaisTIIF.A.I.ING in the TEMPLE, the DESIGN of. the t.,IttiGIFIXION,of OUR sAVl(At,.‘sith several additional .I)lCleitEs front ICll l iiur.tl Subjects, are Pow ENEILISITING at No. lib', nen'. CarlCon -110!)sv, eYery (ixy (timulaya.ixceptet. l ), from Ten in the Moro Yna tilt Vive in the Afternoon. fly Order, .. 'CHARLES' SMART, Secretary. . , IMPERIAL . TWINE . BY HIS NIA,II;siTY'S ItOYAL LETTRits PATENT, For the carious Purposes of SHIRTING opd SH-V3I:IINU. rrillSCroth, ti. iticlt stands tinrivalle,(l fur iL$ eco nottty, its durability and beauty, ls syld duly stainped in entire Cases' 'mid by the vingle Piece; at INIIIOLAItIrs East India Warebouses, No, -1(1, CHEAPtiIi)E,' kt no othet Ilotrse. Its condueiveliesi to the Health nit lie Wearer rens Aers it of the first coniiderAt ion to every iuiliridntJ..it pi e -14,,entiol; the thitigerrues iudden cheats of the perspiration, and 4ceer itubibbigthe otinospliere. s *v. • - , . i t.Ll4 TICKF,TS and SHARAS bought-at the ..Cii: office, of RICIIAILDSON, (1001)1,tiCli,, rind Go. or of .in - y of their Ayents in thi. Country, on or before the .1711, u f April, Will he entitled to their propOrtion of the krit , s or , intig from Tines: Hundred Whole l'lckets, being a Mutts given by the Contractor to all who ptirchrtie on, or b eon. tuna 1.)3) . . iti 4 .AtAlti)SW.s:, (1001/1.1.1CK., rind Co. re ipeclfullf solicit th--.4'.../v0.. , 44,1,Lic Polatie in t h e it resmit.S TA:i'V. JXIIf EitY; eosibi“itig of only 14,000 . 1 . icktet4, and containing Inure thou AG Capitid Prizes, as foltOws:.-- Y....0f /.:.30,00er, art ..-....,. I .iiki,tiOo I , ,Qatl '. .. - ' • - iii,6op 1,01)0 oiooo . II z.' ado &.9+.10 7,090 &e. &c. Tht Drawing %NW. commence ,on the 14th •ttf:'biriY.*.. TICKETS aid SII.AII'ES ore on 5 . ..!, .:1 the fortortate Ottdell ot ttictiARDSON; (eO , ail.' i l' , and Co. Col,lN liii,i, sod (.1-I...kllllsiii-CRONS, -where they real, in Sluts es, lan Lottery, bulb the Grand Golden Capital., No. 431, a Prize of 0.y40 Cinitieos. 10,Y41 • And in the precedinjlottery, . , 11‘,64t; ... a Prize of .. /..6036.4 5,61:12 itte.: floc. &c: .. , i , ~ ___— fl urrANNIA IiETICTA; PART VII. Ccutaluit% 'l'wenty-eight iu the c,ouNrir of • tillortly Trill l'art VII. of . TIRITANNIA DEVIC VA ; 1 1-.Scries of .IJI • Vivwb.of the :omit interesting and picturo , ilue Objects isk the. reveF;.:l Counties of Great cow:aired from Drovings. By J. FABINGTON, Esq. 8.,A. pi intid foi'l l : t'adell and W. Davits, Si rand. • . The following Counties are itlittatly published, and may be had as above : . . .. , Bedford ... ' . Bolls , . ll. Is. od. Bueks..• 6 it• r II. Is. Oct. ' • Cninbridge ... ti. is: ,04. • . Cheshire ll. 15s. Chi. Cornwall 11 16s. ad. _- ___ lANONS' fiIMINA BRITANNIA: CUM ItERLANP.. • • ' Sliottly will be published, loni4lsowely . printed . in 4 to. with Il Ultic tt ros IIW VIS,. A iitiitititirs. &c. u few CO - 1,1 c; an Iniperi4l Paper, with Proof linPres,mions, ILTO.LUIIE the SEVIiNTH aulitaining ,i)EnJANII--.4I.I:%IA(.INAIIIIITANNIA ; bi•ing Cop, cibe Topographical Account of tint several Counties of Britain. By the !ter. I.),INIEL LYSONS, A.M. P.R.S. F.A. and L.S. Hector of ltolltaurton,tibiueestersitirer and ' • SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. and E.A.S. Keeper •of his .linjesty l . 'lleviriis in tileloWer lAitidon. Printed for T. Cailell and , W. Strand. ' • 'l'be following Counties are already Intl &i .Iced, uud may be bud as abovet— lt. 1 Is. Gd. in lionrds• t kierlss it 1 tin fid.' in b o ards; 21 Xs. 0,1. 'in hourtlS. • Cileshire ..... ud. Cornwall ... . 'Oust published, iu evo. boards, 8s; iilustrited with two • Engraviogs, , . itTREATISE tin tile Al EUICIN AL LEccil including its 'Medical and rho oral history, with n We t cription of it. Anotornic,d stru;..l:.re ; Remarloi upon the Vioquiefi, --esurvat and Maluiellient ut leeches . . By 4.1?..k.E a t RAWLINS JOHNSON; M.D. 'I O .L.S. 11Ieinber Eitt; tordinary of theltoyal Medicni Society, Edits burgh. Printed fur Longman, Murat, Rees, Orme, and brown,_ Pliternoster.:tow. ,-• . , ....................._ _ ' ' • '.. TONIBIICT(ii ). ' . , . 'Early in this Month w ill ix pioilistie , ' , in 4t0.. pAttitATivv, of lite A OVEN I'ORES. and . - 11LAVEL in . the INTEttIOIt , -, f Artue.a i by,fto- M T CI' ADAMii, U Sailor, ..vtt, wai wreckcii on OE CS'emern (;owitt,ifuthe Your. 14310 ; w.is dutiiiiied three years in ',1.%‘,.ev . lituontOt. Out Arabs, of the lireut:l)6tort, 'nail :oAideil .veriii Months . at Toinhiietue. ;With .a Map,, and capivo Note S, Printed unifariuli with l'ack'g ',list Jour:ley anal,ife. . , , * lo' f 114 Workcoutprises an inrerestiira pictirrdsut s ue . 'suf. 7 eritigli hfCitriitiahs who have-the, i nisf9ruth,.. In 1411 into the Itandi of the Arabi--enciow , retail; of the Ono twirl . * I,ive , , iitid ilabiti; of the varinun Trihs of the.l/e;,ert—And ilie mil) . 'Account, 'on the teithnohy ~f an eye WitheAit. Af 6 .6 1 ,,, '"t 1,1 Vat,: of that ut t.Kyeat object of Europo restrateb--the catty oi ,Usabuttiin. - • Primed fa Juhu Murray, Albewartt-ttreci. 4kW, /I ;; , e_ 4i/Pt ~.*.; No. :,; ~../,f44t . y • 1 ----1 , • "fc_l...-r,-,, i , , ...;:0 * 4444 ... , :1 .. . ... • '‘' ~.... ia 4' . t. .a,....5.. , ... _.E . ..-:,. A ~ -.. ./;.'4 , ..,,,. ' It,' \'o MONDAY. APRIL V), 181 d. VICTEULLING WE, April 2, Mt. rr F.; commissipmEns for VICTUALLING . Nis.. LiJESTY'S NdPi r do hereby give Notice' !harem Friday, the 19th lastant,they.will he ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what FRESH BEEF' may he required for the are of his Ma jesty's Ships and ressels . at Pentanee, for Twelve Calendar Monthi from the 7th of May next; to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be sem , at the Se eretury's Office at this ;or by applying to the Collector of the Customs at Peneance. No regard will be had to ant Tender in tdich the Price shall nut hr inserted ice words at length; or that shcill not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock an the said Friday, the 19th Instant, nor gutless the Person who mattes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when ratted fur. • • Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to b e c o me bound w it!, the Party tenth:thy, in the Penal Suns of SUOL for thv due peVormance of the Contract. , H pAir ENT INI PERI AL DINING-TA pATE.N . l"nurAisimt. sturAto.ums and PiNING-TABI.ES,• in one elegant:Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new ilitferent Plans .thel'att•nt improved 'iota Beds and Chnir Beds; .111.'445-screw, Four Po,tt, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Budding 4;011,1)10e.; Portable Chairs, NVitlt several other new i net nted and improved articles of fltrniturci, alintik general and very extensive ussottment of • upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing. if cows cunt . plete, Featly mannitictuicd,' where Fantilit , linty select and furnish a whole' House in a few dues, avnitli tar tile extVensc, inconvenience of waiting several' gontlis iu eompletin; plteir Establishmwt., JEast and Wc4t India Articles, iraty and Navy, &c. &c. by Nlorgan zind Sanders, Its end 17, Catherine •Nt reef, Strand, 01/ I me most moderate, for prompt payment. COLONIAL JOURNAL: . • This day was published; coinprited in 288 piiges, royal octavo ) and embellished with kupi:ri,or Engravings, price 84. (to • be motioned Quarterly ) ) No. I, of a new Publication. in- IFIHE COLONIAL JOURNAL. . LotOoll : Printed for Baldwin; Craitock, and Joy, l'ittcrnoster Row; .1. M. Richardson, Cortibill; and J. Rooth, Duke st Feet , ",„* The °Neet of this publication is to record ertry species of information 'relative to the Itritbdi Colonial l'osiessioni, excludiow only-the tetritorie , .. ander the tuanvt-meat o f thee FAO It ut Company. Of course it will scarcely in, more in tere;ting to Colonial Readers than to the Mother Country, ',futon* 'even local 'knowledge lutist be e!igerly sought for. Platos illustriitirt; the seettery, mid natural history 'of tho Colonies will enthellisli the several numbers of the work. The periods of publication are the lit of Janitary, April, July, and October. " Invelidirnse.patruysi referatst.ir'jusia nati."—Vltto. ------- From the fa;nt embrace . ~, • l'ontln!v inns arise , --a puny rate! MAltiliAt;E Slimllri he, the fo;...tstlntitin.ol77 to- . .11 happiness, which is often d isturbed, throulli the . parties thai faros the' union riot tatting those piecantiotis which woold . scctires them the ecjoynsent of that geeS allUitS" • tie blessing. - Aosidist' the melancholy variety of disorders Under which h inners. nature is linowti 1 o I,:ltii: r, there are atone . mere alarming or - distressing than those h ich resoll ,frarn fashionable gaieties, early di tsipatiott, or solitary ititetnpe , rtlio'e. Messrs. (.1.11,13.1L.and l'o. beg rts; state that 'the seditious attention of a. practice cy.; , 1 , ,,i,e1y directed t , l t he..tridatnitilt entl , enre Of ,CtiItI'AIN.CONIPLAIN'I'S, entitle Mimi to the claim of superior arquircosetit- As regular !largeons,. they. 'offer n speedy and permanent ['Ore for every stage of that dis order, which is twor tried in an unguarded montenti stud which poisons the springs of life, andlor *very class of debi lity, Which lelhe'consetwente of juvenile indiscretions, pre-. renting the mat tirity,. of manhood, entailinc • IIY anti...iv:awn,. on its otilittppy cretins all the intirm . ..s.irs of old age-...-4 lie hotly beconsity.: eueertsted and etnaciated—the'theelis yellow and blemilless7-and the mind gloini:v ,aiitl cleiected ! ,- Forthe result , el their siiecoss iii - this .particular branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they, flatter. themselves. they have ac quired, by thillyyears' experience, in a much extended {stitc her. In,slight,, sod rceeot , eases Of syptillietic elni3Phibitt, a , perfect cure is completed its the short pet rod ot I wo.dnys ; and,. to eisl& s of . Itrictitres, pnhis its the li.iiies, cleetr, seminal Weaknesses, &e.. fie. a pr oper perseverance. in their. plan .uf. treatteeitt iMures tti.the .pal lent an invigorated constitution. MAltitILD WONIEN,. who isavo lun g In.eittlisisppointed in - • their'ENTEcTATIONS t i of a FA11114)( may be assured that, . , in most instaisee4 push detects: are',euttible . .by m iiccal...o.nt ; and though the removal of such talpeditneulls. tuots ,:bject of ' . iloitht and ;Uncertainty With OtherS,; yet the c ure ' of such de feels, by the gradttal progress of reuovation,,is the acquire.. nsent Of their i,xperienee. Nletor?;.ci ultKiE and GO. may he consulted -by'pallents . of elthei - stitx, with the greatest secrecy and lionimr, at their hotsc,„.N.ooo7, !iatton Oitttleit. ,- Vatienti in the country, • statittg i heir case, age, and general habit of .living, 14. etc. en g elosina -remittatiee• for atleire and medicines, the same will he given or sent. to any part of the kingdom. 107, Flatten Cattle's.: • , . ----- GOLDEN (MARINO .OtOSS, AND I)II.,'LLE 'SAUVACIE, 1.LIbilATE:1•11 1 1. 1, .. GENERAL OFFICES- Fop, To3vEt,t,lisfit: rr fl following .ROYA LS set , oil from the alcove Ottices BriWitig; by etiutimuttl' or the vic. • • , , D17111.1N, ‘Viiterfor , l, Chrk, and all parts of Ireland. 1101. Y I I KAI), .11:kagori; Caarmarost, St, Asapli, 'and all part , ..f North Wes. P.IILFORI) lIAVEN, , HaverfartWest, Carmarthen; Bre con. Nloinhouth, and all parts cif ;Smith \Vales. (If ENTEIt, Naruptwirli, Stafford, Litchheld,Northanipton. 1% ISIi EACt I , !Ntarcli, ('harteris, and it, Ives. 1)(f, mid Ei'.'. N KWNIAILK Br•nnlon, swan halo, ; M a I:,theriliain 111 RY 5T.:•131),N11 7 N1).5, NOIOVICTI, 'Glut ford. 11). Colcliest el- I ps•A i[*l), ,cud ~crylc. WORCESITAL, I'ershnre, Lt. , awl : , lorttton. Ciltel'E'Nl I A NI, a:1,1 [lin ford. ON 'e( o..erv.&viiiug at ' • LUDI.WS' Leniniry, and all party c i shryipeaire. YAIOIO LowtOofi, Beeels, Yovfor.l,'& HULL, r a:)d,i‘cvrrif4y, B .mt•rpsiWaterside, Gainsly.o..,..Lgh, ati n 13 ; 1 4 ,,r,„ LINCOLN, rileafortl,.llotirn, Ptterhorougt.;, and Stilton's. And the following Itoyal Patent ; ostorl , other Coaches, on the iit west and hest con , ,truetion„. Ilcct is added Towns, to Pnssengcrs are regillarly conveye,l; a rdereiwe tlker wilt sure iamb' troable.to Travenvrs haring haggitga _or part:els . . LiVlKlWOOL,4titw.Liglit gut only one tiiOt (car ries four inside tally), throigit W.rriaortaa, SicetLwiels, • delteieb, Sandbach, lltto.ctct, Ilotton-npolirTrtut, :dens ham, liinckhay, Lut7et worth ;A 1 , 1 ISOC'!•llhuiritoll,• Stintlay, Wedneithly, tlntl Fritlat N)Ofnitticsott - Six'; perform% The jour. tie' 3trlionrs, wt II and gitarded ttirnitgbuttt. • - LIIPERPOOI., It(11:11 tniongli Watryington, ford, Coinde•qa, NCAVeaStie, htlitlC, IA(111.41 1 1, ainwort 14, Atht!r3tonr, frineltley :and IntlterWort Toestlay, and SA tiriLo.• iwnnings, at Six ; travels with cstraordiaary . velocity ; °lily iiig.tt uiul vid I Iii;11-icd iod gt1:411. 'ed the wiloit, SctYOIIK Nt.‘t n ici I.;tirg :assins . ; at Sixi 00 . 0toster* t Uison.ry, NeWa (;.-:ttittiaat, acid sL Fr tainforiom York, Pas se wi,ers- are forwartle4t with • the greatest rlltv fatal t)urAti, Lerwielt) Ntivrcasite, Shietthi ultd Sasslet• cq v ltaioajlo From the LONDON (1, A Z ETtE„.9pr i 1 13; ISIS. (PRICE, I'!VENI)I7,NCP. . . land, D.arham, Darlingten, Ne.irtballerton, Thies's, m' id EASt Ingwold, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, mmitli, isralign; pmt, Itarousli Bridge, Ktiareshormigift Hatrtawgate, and all parts of the North. - . . . . . . HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Linterworl la, and 11ertliamp ton Conch every Morn. at Six, except Monday, and every Even. stmt.:WS:WRY and Ntirtli Wales Cheap Coach, through . Shilinail—lron Bridge, Wolverhampton and Birminghaia very Morning . HOLYHEAD, Rangiai, Capel Cerig,,Lianwrst, Cern nge Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry,anci all parts srf North Wales, every Morning. .BIRMINGLIANI ,New Coach, called The Crown Prince, through Stony. Stratford, Leming/on and. Warwick, every Morning at P.ittr, and arrives the same Evening at Ten. . PA,RKGATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Eve.gaing. WISBEACH, March, Chatterts, and St. Ives New Coach, Monday, 11Antstlay, and Friday Evening.;. Taanoworth Hinckley Atberstone, Lutter worth and Northampton, new and . exce llent Coach, Tuesday; Thursday, and Saturday Nliarnings, at Six. . . CIIEIit'ENII.I.II New Dar Coach, through Proginill, Northiciacb, Burford, and OXl;ard :carries four inside daily), i-ota pull,olri Morning, vxretOt " tad mrahva: early the same Evening at the Plow lnu, Choitentialu. • OXFORD New Pu)t Coach, called 'rite Defiance, civil., Morning at Eight. NORWICH very halt- •Cnach, through Neternarket and Thetford, every Evening ;it Seven. YAIINIOUTH,•Loweitoif, I3ecelet, Yoicriaril; and IVood- Telegraph, every Afternoon at .Foari , Clocli., • IPSWICH" anal Colchester,every Afternoon at. Pular & Seven. • CAM 11111061: and Ely New. 'Pelegraph • Coach, every 1;o t t; m i t t c ar ri ag .,, to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Es .ex`, add Cambridgeshire, FAK EN HAN!, Swafrhana, Brandon, and Newmarket etc giant New Coach, the Lord Nelson,Tuestlay, Thursday, and Nigtat ;it six o'ci,a.L, Sunday at Fire. . LYNN Post. Coach, Tite7day,• Thursday, and Saturday 'Mornings at Eire IA:loch, • SOL/THANIPTON and Lyalington elegant new Coach, every 151:artiltig (except Sunday) at Five a'Clock. Packets sail to the Isle of Wight on the'arrival of the Coach. Parcels - are va , Meitn to all parts. of the Island. Vi'INCHESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very Past ('teat h, every Nloritin.. at Five o'clock, • !ITNBRIDC-iit and Tin e :bridge Welts newnndiasy Coaches, every Morning. • . ,Tumlitmor. Wells new Post Coach (carries font- inside only through • Tunbridge, Sevialoalies, mail Riverhead, every Attn: - noon at rottru'Clock, Sunday excepted. HUH lON upon 'Trent Post Coach, through -Meashata, 'l -, s'yeross, Athelstone, ttertmorth, IVellard, Nor tilt:matins; and Dtinstable, Salti an ly, Wednesday, and Friday 111 „wail* ,at Six a'Clock • • •• ..BRISTOL, 11lelkshatn i , Devises, and Marlborough itvw and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only) every Atterration at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. Phis Conveyaiteeis incoiltrovertiblY superior to any on the Western Road. • • EXETER, Plymouth, anti Falmouth' Coach, called ilia Bal lwin, ry Meaning at Seveu. • • SEVENo,lKS,ltiverhead, & Brantley Coach es, every Morn. 11AS PINGS, Bata, Robertalaritlee, Elin t w a ti. t u rd 'Putt. bridge expeditious New Coach, etc ry in half-past Five. CORTNNIOUTII find iosport ',l:eh:graph, every Mornittg and Evening at Five o'Clocit.' • • Hormican, Pettarsliatlal, Gaulaliaing. and Gnildford New . Coaches, every Morning Anil Evening at Five. PORTsNIOUTH New an elegriat Pus! caach, the Duke o f w a flittatail,7'ruesalay; Thairaday, awl Saturday Muruings., at I;il,lit o'Cloack. • lABTEit SiiiiTauntrin Ouches, evetv Morning fit Evening. IvELLS, Bridgewater, and "rataistam.;Coaclovs, every Morn ing and Evening. • PLYMOCTII and Falmauth very fast and, cheap Coaches, eyery Morning and Evetiii.g. AWRY awl, Newmarket Pint Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, And Saturday Mornings, at laif.past Fire. Dalai an d tirktol 'Couches, to Mitt, in It Hours, every Morning. at half-past Four o'cloch. anal Esaatirtg. at • LEWES,'lTektield,Maresheld, and East Grilistuad Couches, every Morning at - Eight ti Clock. • iior3Solt, and the Roek's, a Bathing Place on the Sasso& Coast, much admired -for its finc'Sesnls, • a new Coach, every Morniag at Site. IctlEsTiitt,*ititiiirtt, and liasletatare, new,Tclegrhpb EveryTnestlay. Thursday and Saturnia?, at 'Sill; Cl(' 11;5 I , ,4stie Couch, through Diracton mid, Pet. -4„ a d a y i w e dnestlay, and Friday !naming,: at Seven. ARUNDEL Now, Coach, through kluncton, Pet Worth, and Lat , t 'Hanapton;Tuesality, Thursday, and Satnrd ty Mornings, stS., • - : • MAII)SI'ONE, Mailing, and Wrothanr Coaches, every Writing at Five and - Nine o'Clock. FOLESTONE, ilythe, Satolgate, and Ashflaral . Conclave, e e eeirMoriting.. .• - DOVER, ,Margate,• Ramsgate, Dual, !And - Canterbury Coaebeac, Morning o'Clock, and Eveaio. , at Five.. - .as • Eat ra •Carriages alwaya ready-for families or Paeties.• '• • ' momifroN, Chatham, Rochester., nod Strand Coaches of every aloscription,.atAtt and Nine its the Alarning, One at Noon, and haif,past Firc . in the Eveisiog. GRA V ESEN Nnithtleet, and Dart hard Goodies at. Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Live in the. Evening. tater; Coaches always ready. - BRIGHTON ariginala lied Coach, - through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, awl Calekfielal, every Morning ;it Eight, utucarros . Neu:Cann:lt, called the Drake of NorLiik, ev rey Murcing at Nine, thp,),,joi Dorking, liorslainti,.& llentiehl. BRIGHTON 'New an d Elegant Pos't Coach, the Eclipse %very Afternoon at Three. BRIGHTON ' Regency Coach, at balf•past Eight o'Clock every Eni veng. .• . , • , • • • WORTH' fat: modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (ear ries. four insidennly) through Broadwater, listdun, Ashing tont.WestGrinstead, Horsham, and Darking,.every Mulning at Eight . . . • 001)AL1tINtl, Gitildford, lklerrow, East Iforsiry, and Iloolotot, Saturda y, tAlocit. EASTROUlesiSurnirter 631‘.1),' Tuctiday, Thurithq, tenet Saturday, at Half past Six o'Ciock. GtEMLMINti wed Gaililford coaches, every Morning and Afterinima. - • . • .. . . DORKING, Loatlierhead, ann Ettiorn Coaches, 'every . Moraine att Nita!, and Afternoon at 'llaitee. sTEy NINO, li en and Diarking Cnaohes, every- Morning at SiX. 11AMPTON 'mod Mitcham Ctirlehes.liaily. • Fallowing COACHES set oil front, the .OELLE- SAUVAOE cAII ttl a Patent MlCillNGl'lAiNi . lslew•post.C..aeli, the (rows Pr'race, every Miaceing at a Quarter before -1 through' Stony Stratford, Soutiaanti Leraingtort, and Warwick. • taX . FOIII.; Satire ana'aipint: Post Coach, the Delia lice, every Mac aringart . So UTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ias cept Sanday i iit..Fier. • • • • ' ALTON' TaieSility, Thursday, anti Saturday Main • ing Pilk W l° B N I ) 3 •“ 1.1!) . ' '' . - every 14tornitag, at tlalf past Six. sAl.lsllllflY at Half-past '1 wee every Atterts'.. is. Post Caitela, every at Eight. WINDSOR Cu-Icll, every Morniti4,. at tiers u. BRIGHTON Coach, the DitLe . 'nf ;Norfolk, v.very Morning, at :vine, titra.igh Dorl.ltag, liarsitam, -arid Hatfield. • •IIItIGLI l ' O ^ii N' ('u,t (:., •si ze , the every After- . • . • tinges, I'o Alai(' past' Two. - • • , . BlivituoN Post Conela;, every Evening, at Eight. '- • • Lt - I'ON Cii.tch, :every Day, ail - ,Oat. . HAMPTON Cain:nes, every 'Moraine aitd.l;v.enilig, POR.PSNIOUT.H - Ctiaches,e,.ery and rive, LYNN New. (4440, Tuesday, Thursday, anal Sate' nay . Marniugs, at rive, . • • • Tha-Prepriettnarespectfully rtaluest the Medic to lidicea .the Goldeta•Cross is the-rally ()dice its Lott:Lai 4rtilti Carriages vet out 14 all the bathing and pLii:cs set tashiatuarle add il , ethic resort in the tu11ap1 0 9 1 .... The m M ost t iklicinioll he paid , to inqiiiries la • the *inch ()tice., awl every : iliformatit , a aiirrettiellY !!;‘'4: l3 relative to 1111411 c Cart iages set tiog it Ot t ) i,.1 , 011404i. -- •fliedir?Priclaars aare4sot ;answerable fife a ay Viit . 'ol•ol * have Eire Paesatrls ratite, note.' entered, and . ate Insurance paid accorilingls , JOIN CROSS an - 4'4011N ProrvWter*, Offier y . Aril 13, 18 6. .I.ltl :Regiment of Life GUardii, Lieutenant John iilion Dunne, from M Dratuon GoArd*, to he Larder, mid Still ' Lieutenant, rice Kenyon, who exeltatigei. 36th Reginient of Foot, Lieutenant joho Vincent to be Cap taint of a Company ) , vice. Ihitt*ltts, 'deceased '; .Lieutch4ot the lionourable Jame* SinelHtr, trout the Ist Garrison Batt Ilion, to be ;..ieutenatit, vice Vincent: 46th I)itio, Lieutertant-Getirral.,HenY Wynyani, from 64th, Foot; to be Colonel, vice General byte, deceased. 64th Ditto, Mi‘jor-Gentral Sir William ... Henry Ptingle, K. G IL front the Newfoundland Yrocibles, to he Colonel, vice Wynyard. Watterille's Regimeht.—Brevet Major LOrd John itterset, frtim the 60th Foot; tet be Major, without purchase, lit% Winter, whim retires. GmtnisoNs.--Nlajor-General Hugh MetheY 'Gordon to bit Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey, 'Vice I.fei)telliiiit-tlclictitt Sir I - Mgt - ore Turner. Major-General flenry tiayty tit his Lientettaitt4ioveritor of Guernsey, i.iceLicufettant-iiciteetti. Sir Joni' DOyh. 13ANK,Itt:PI.C.i7+1TRKIISEDEI). Willi; Wheeler, of Sam 1111 l Wolvelley, 11TO're'o-iteriihire. I'S'. • Riburt Hartley, of Cain°, I..aneashire, F rlicej ataini,fiii:tyrer; to I Uttuiltirf April .29, ,so, and May sib; at eleven -at the Dog Tatein, Alanchcstar, Attoriii‘es, NI r. eliestir; and Nteisrs. fintil and Co,' l'enilde, Londun. • Jolts Higgs, of.li.xeter,.liatter. April ‘.41, 27; and May e 5, at • twelVe, at the Cosamereial Attortiies, Meem-s. Poole and (.reenfield; tady'c Tan, Loii6ii; luta Mr. Livett, jun. Bristol. Male .Lovell, of Ovinicii Id; Bettfurdshil . c,. drapur. April 29, at *ix, 30i and May 25, at eleven, itt the Saracen's Dead lull, Newpiiet Buclinigliamshire. Attur iiies, Mr. Garrard, Olney, !Slicks, and Mr. Taylor; Julin strevt, iledfind-row, Loudon. George. Children, of Tunbridge, Kent, banker, April 27, anti May 26, at twelve, tit Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Smith, FinsOury-square. Thomas l'horp and John Darlington, of MAneliester, calic'- dealers, April '2 9, IW, aud m,iy 25, at twelve, at the 1)0; Tavern, Matieltester.. Attornies.' Mr. Hadfield, INi:inches ter, and tilestrs. Hurd and Co. Temple, London. John Tyler, of Atickarstalf,, Granskiiii, Lancashire, April I.l# ,:10; and May , 26, at twelve, at, Guildhall. Attorney, Woodiu•ige-house, Clerkenweli. George Nuxth, of Bre..knock, carrier, r, and May 95, itt tetti' at (aild frill: Attorney, Mr. Atelle,ou; Great A'itichestar-streti,lamilon , Williaiu tiruhli, of Weintier, tonitnonAnt•Ner, May atu1..46, at tea, at the Aogel dun, Ciitelieste... Arrntniti,s, Messrs. Spa' hint and NV Utley, Coital...net, and .s a Mi.atrs. thaPolan arul Co, lattltt Saint Thontai Arstle, London. Robert Itlatitlyn aunt John clinter, of Ilidefurd, I)ernii.4tirr, hankers, April 19, May 9, and 25, itt attic, at ow NeW Itiu, Ilidcturd. Atloruies, Moist*. Carter ant Bideford, and Nits.r.s.}lrentridge and Son, Dycr's-buildingh; llalltorn, London.' Julio Mansell, of Wood-street, Chemoilile, 11 ilietilttlier, A l ,rit au, May 7, and -25, at. ten, at Guildhall. .ttto. Mr. llattye, Chancery-lane. Williant.SeuWe.roft. Samuel scaw'craft, ati3 W Whin I of 1)11611tmet, e, Sleitchers, May 1(1, I t, and teS, at the fltidgeteater Att.... 4 ,uum 7 , M.ossts, lialstead .linsi....atia,latativ4ester, anti Mitiqa. toe and Parry, Telaplo, Willtam- . Vile, of steal, lit .2a,*i7; and May *2 5, at .one, at the Commercial .Attortiirs,Nleslrs. Clartie ;Intl iti I ( _ . .l.lliCay lane, Lottiluni. Jong% Bridger, oh NIL I,aitltutttptatt, litirtter, I.iv I, at ofiei it, at tine, and 45, ut two, at the Dalphitt I'e:cr,s(l,a,,,, Attornics, Nir. Aiitr Pelei , licio, 4111 ME. • sos. John NlLime..• of graieer e Ar tit at and 1.10, at L.:ai :f it Louth. Mr. and Mr. Seet's-y..vd., Loudon, • ' George Catiltint, of .t.tan, wire,worher, April ,26, Nl.l 96, at i ivelve, at the Gastle'lon, Attoroic , , M.. W i I.lla, John-sti vet, Bedford-row, I ...tuitions and, Mr.. Webb, r l'hinitas Sails, ot Little 1161 II use, Stafford, thither chant, April (211, at five, ...ail May '25, at el,ven. at the Jernitighitm• Arms Inn, Sluittilla •Atttirnies, Mr. Sinith. • Wolverhampton, mid Messrs. Price and equine, tun, London. Charles Martin, of Chariton, Soul, t, victualler, May 1, go anti 20, Ai elavets, tel the Greyhound Inn, Witicalitial. At tonne**, Mcisrs. .11aiten, Veovii, and Mr. line, Eisex ,. ... court. Temple, Loudon: • " George. of • t,lltelnisferil, ssex,,Arake, ltliril •?.), 97, and Mty 1., at ones, at thtildluutt, London. Atintrivv • • Mc. *44146144 13artiet4tkindliiiiigii, 4)olhcity. Chri.:.toplier Holland, of Latabetli,.itrin t iagent...April 2R, and Mar 250 St •ftwele.6 at Atturt4, • Mi . . Bailout, Xing'‘'TlOACti /)143 1 4J-Ttllililef .Getnipt 20, '27, and M.e 25, at 141.31.4 e, at Guildhall, hoodoo. . - Attorney, Mr. Searle, Goillimait, , tri - it„.l)ucture Commons. Tharotte ticorie Stra. :curd, Of lothorti-dirldge, bullet dashers, April 20, 27, alio May 25, at one, at. Guild. ball. Atuffniel, m essrs . with% and Waraturd•catltt, Thrognintionotteet. • *, ' Tuttle liareirs, of ,Shettield, merchant, April SO, May 1, and. 2&, tit twelve, at ...tho Atiornies, Mr. Har2.y, Sbettield, anti Mr. Macon, Ilatton-guitli ti. • '- DIVIDENDS. May 4. W. 'fiemano,;lN i.ulst s and J. Warn - nitro, Ikte of Spicer-street, Spitallields, tailintr.,-utatuttfactureta--May 11. IN, Knight, Itagshot, niitter-:-Slity 7. 11. Nitunt and J. &tartlet., York-stt Coveutt-tpudest, . halturdasher,-;;Ntuy Tucker, Park--place, Lambeth, coalTilaaler—May 7. 11. HIM". pliries, St. ;Bennett's-bill, wholetale=dril ,, giA—Nlay 1 i Wroy, 'foketthuose-yartl, merchant—April - Sin It. N. Sitter, Oxfot d-street, ,Imherdastuu.c—inuic 4. V. MLkllutt.,,haitit Nlary At it ; 41 . J. Ilatry," Pitaea, 'Essex, ile.der•-• Itlay 4. \V. tViigla, Clareitee-plitet4Olayllinertw B t l, . lea hair-niattniactultr--Nlay 4. ' _DUOS Mureftat Nforetail.c, Bialforthhire batcher—Aped ,1 ,I Lawtlitt l iht4,l;,,,, , , • iiierv.hants—Nlay 7. W. itowetlee, late ot Cheotti . ol4,lVl,4tivllo,l ter warehait- wit 7. J. A. IJeScilinps. o , l4nieartri-1.1,i,c, engine-turner--NLty Mull-taut,, wine.hterthOt—May 4. WI T. itnniii4; Kent-street, Suntli. wit 6, reinter -•--Miry 9. l3lacliliike r .Eatejestons.l.,a,opmbird, eintoat-hl3ol.lfactbretti—.M:iy . 4 f. J. Champion, (;teat ht. Ile- len's, broker—May 7. It, King, late of chant—May 4. 3. Scott', Witham, Essex, iterivc.tet --Nlay -II ilk sllhiniyi : Ctlrawalli-todler;-:-41ny linnlacte tirattilia,4,, victualler—May 4. 3. Tate, tjtoulma-1.1:1e, chant--May 7.• vu,..ht,a, tate of Philot , tvie, mem', ‘Vt191W11:11, .SLlllC , l4llli,let;4o4,y Ilayito, Patcrhaler-row; straw-fiat-timtitifitati. or—May 4. W. ,Lutiati.%treeti P k otttakeitio.l-yty44.tb44 , pvilirri. 3 . ol ty hiria ).14itlget, of the 01,1 Jewry, merchatits.. 11. W. ilaywiiral, Manley-place, Kennington Cmarrion. stork broker—J. Mumma, Chrap*idit, r I. Chk le xis, • •Aiog-itreet,' (~', o •rcht,Lindeit, Mare, Dee-Icy, Whitt house and .1. (blau,.v ets C4451611 1 4', Nor'ale4i; Llopl, New 4:um t s .910 Ilrivad-*it cut, merchant. R.J. and 'IV. 11, ltlitclif.r. l , lakto!ortl l iiireet, P.liiie , and Ittistre4l, salve, gas, y. 1,01 I'. K. C,t11,,,,,g111, Liver pool, ate" , .'• C.Cid J. Artdiefy- , Crit, Stiaftti, ••.,•1 W. ti;,,Y, !Hat Taylor, .1 , r.' M.. 1 141,1, Astauwatal , •; ▪ 1,, , turner.-...C. 1,. tk.t4e.l.le a,. 1 ;. '•. , . , client, J. ,tir.tin . ..1 6 . it-oarchar.t , ,--T. 1 ~,.• •;, it iiii, Our- I c, ! ,kl eelCnra 1, la r„ :1 • ; sl i .;;• ,X-sp;itut I 1,, •.ii .1.• t“Zitt;: iiii1111 . '•..(.!.. Cal11111.) , :l1, :1.1 - N,IIAItiI,•I I, ••,:ites, • •‘. • • titi)ei• - a , • ••• 4,4: ;., _; . Allllllll , tli 4;1 4 : I '• 0•103,1,a , iai - %I' , ;‘ , )rill . 1 ./. loth, S•.; abetter, tunaita-tutdai.o. l f.• 1 3,