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lirr\llrtk. ''217:1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 1-IFIS PRD.SEN'r•EVENING, N0v..27, 1815, • - then Ntajesti, -'crclots will a rii perform, for the 4th time, ew' Con - te lly, called TO rrNI) A FRIEND. xor principal characters he Mr. Wallach, Mr. Marley, D I; D° """ , Mr. Johosione, Mr. Oxberry, Mr. Knight, Mrs. Nliss Kelly, Ni ts . Sparks. In Act 111. A Son- by Mr. Johnstone. sIlle• Tirol ogue to be spolieubyMr: Powell.—The - Epilogue by Mis; Kelly. • , After which, for the 7th time, a new Ballet, called VILEDONIAN' LAURELS Olt THE HIGHLANDER'S Th • • RET O , IIN Princlpal Characters by e-Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, rs. 'Bryant (late Miss C. Bristow). he added (I ltbtiMe), a Flew Farce, called ' : ""'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. j r he Cha racte r s by Mr. Bartley; Mr:NV:iliac:l, Mr. Bar - • d ' Mr• Peniev, \ir. Harley Mr. Mundell, Mrs. Orger, Lis hers. • • 2 ..Buxes and Places to he taken of Mr.Spring,at the Rotunda, nrineipal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, Four, and of whom may be dad a Private Box Second Price, SC 60.—Pit, 3s. 60.; 'Aced-rid ( 4; v ) 2 5.---Low er qs.; Second Price, is.—Upper v, is ; SeCond Price, ticl. 14I rs ir. -K ean shortly repeat the Character,of Bajazet, .and t Ni '"dYlt will make . her ne xt appearance as Miss Hayden, ti • () faf Scarborough, of which early nu . ce wi ll t tif to given. To- morrow , and every Evening this seek, the new Comedy, ? li ed Where find a - Friend;'the favourite Ballet of. Cale citulati Laurels, an d th e I t i z hly popular Farce of Who's Who ? ( ! l rtl '''ndaY ;by most partic tar desire, and in consequence daily and numerous Inquiries at the Box-Office) Mr. Kean aril aPpear, for the ed time this Season, in the Character of .11.103 Richard the Third. N.B.nnv Musical Farce, in Two Acts, is in rehearsal. -‘ For the accommodation of the Renters and Sub !-Tibers, the Office for their admission has been reutottd to .the W itoburn-streetEnd of the Entrance Hall. • THEATRE ItOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ds in'HlS PRESENT EVEN NG, Nov, 27, .1815, *ill lie .produerd tfor the first time) a new Comic Piece, 'called WHAT'S A NIAN OP FASHION? , The principal Charact ers by Mr. Fawcett, .%.Z;.. Blanchard, r Jortcs, Ar.Tokely, Mrs. Darempoit,,.Mis'i Matthews. After which, the Dramatic Romance of "The Overture composed by Ili. Ilis:lop. The Original Music •by Nliehlel Arne. And several additional. Airs by Sit,Johir r' ''' „• Stevenson, lirahain, ir,el Bishop. bc Scenery, Machiderv, Dr: ,sea, and Decorations, are new.. ' Merlin (a Mir ician), I:.%;erton ; Cprion, Mr. Durus:q; ' .11 4 traintnitl (a - Knight), Burrell; Darns, Mr. Liston ; • V l "i Mr. Fawcett; Urganda (the !lc!, ~ utress), Miss ; Sylvia, Miss SteplietiF ; 7at:lpa, Mrs Gibbs ;• Pheot,e, Alpine - ; Daphne,. Miss Matthews; Dorcas, Mrs. yet I, an Arcadian B•;"••t Strain, Mr. NOte; Miss I,Appino. .` 1 ( ? IVilleh will he added, ';;,rl , seine Tragic Opera of .. t „ h0!,111,V 11..11.1050. XP AI “ i T x°4l.l llous, '.topia, Nlr. • Mathews ; Filsbos, ott (4 ';tat ';‘`, ; General IS:inibastes; Mr. Lis intro,lace the Air, " Hope told a flattering 1.). • ' .rtnia, Mrs. Liston. - • 11 04 - Z t i!, ,,.. ‘ 1:" rtnx , e v ta i c ,tis Nfv. flrandan, at the 13 ')xt. '"1-stree ' t, frank Ten till ratty. Second Price as. dcl.—F:t ; Second Price ( ;allery •-" , s ; Secend Price Ts.—tipper Gallery 19.; , 11d p r ; , • -•• tit r , s( 6d. • n ': ( 7 . ) " will be opened at Half-past Five, anti the Play n'llf-past six. att i .„2,. re vired Dramatic Rdmance of Cymon, increasing in each night it is performed, and being received t3 l . QM Wit II The. mr•At itnivalified approbation and , ap ••Missewill be epeate,i on every night not appropriated to ir4' ° s Performances. • e):tiaorrow .the Play Stranger-: Mrs. Haller, Miss • (h i 1 1, , 1-- Clir ' Werltiestine, the Dramatic Romance of Cymon. tk r i. - a ,,, ll :rsd•\. , ' s the Tragedy of Veiii2c Preserved : lielvi . t'y eill . Eridav, the Dramatic Romance of Or tn t h Saturday will be revived the Tragedy of The an: Atonimia, Miss O'Neill. • dn;:l t-w Comedy is in rehearsal, and will speedily he pro-; il m • %MST's PICTURES—CHRIST uk• - •''CTED, his SECOND PicTuRE of Cl-11S'i in the TEMPLE, and the DESIG:sI?f , t 1 ar e ivs'lON ► of OUR. 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P Utit r tec. Of the' c ala i„ 6 ,,„ d e d u c;ed fium purchtscs t., 11, s , t ts • L. li. and Co. It ,‘ tee , , •1.7y ntted uii;() , me tiegant . i;osc., ilf exit - wit - 1;1g t!,elt „• , , • u!I •1 ire tuid descri•se ,• , ~,,ue .44)1 111 athe buStle of the to. * 21 I 1 l 11 3. St te t * sr ..; 7/I,ll3 . uotis,inirchase , d 7315, VC 'l ;tir ..,`:1 , 00 , .4,-.....' -., ,4. 41 K r0r ,..... „. .. 3 ::::,,,,,,:, , , '1 , :t i .tt ,~.w . - .4 ..,.....t' , ..1. : t77 . ;•: . 45 i- - !'"'.:,,.'7N, 7 ', , - --,-.1,., , , ,, : , \•,-,c-il.- - - - 6 , ) 4 4, g.-; ' , '• '...:)-;:z.-,-_. ----,44,7-5-,,:,;0:-. >_. .:,. . --4 7nT • r: QJ MO-NDAY, NOVEMBER '27, 1815. land, Durham, Darin ton. Northallerion, Tl.irsh, and 17,4i ngwold, Glasgow, Dtimreirs,•Ce.rli,3le, Prtirah, h,'ltiit pon, pon, Borour,h Bridge, Knaresborough flarrowg,ate, hod ail parts of the North. HINCKLEY, Atherstmie, Llitterworth, and N'Ortlidinis ton t'siach en t ry Morn . tit Si,cxcept . Nl , inday; and t'verS Even - SHREWSBURY -And North IVales ChOsp Cwich,,tlirough ShiWtmll, Iron Bridge, Wok erhamptou and Birmingham etery.Morning. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cern nge Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Osivestry, and all parts of North Wales, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM New Coach, called The Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford, Lrmington and Warwick, every Morning at Four, and arrives the same Evening at Ten. PAM:GATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Evening. WISBEACII, March, Chatter's, and St. Ives New Coach, Monday - , Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. LITCHFIELD, lamworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Latter _ worth and Northampton, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Tharstlav, and Saturday Mornings, at Six. CHM:TESHAM New Day Coach, through Froginill, • NorthleaCh, Burford, and Oxford' (caries four inside, only), seta out every Morning, except Sunday, at Six, and arrives earls the same EVCaI.II.7; at the Plow Inu, Cheltenham. ; • OXFORD New Post Coach, called The Defiance, every ,Morning at Eight. NORWICH very cast Coach, through. Newmarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Bee,cles, Yoxford, and Wood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternoon at Four& Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. - FAKENHAM, Swatiliam ' Brandon, and Newmarket ele gant New Coach, the LordNeisin, Tuesday, Thursday, and 'Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Stinday at Five. LYNN Post. Coach, Tuesda.y, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Fire o'clock. SOUTHAMPTON and Lymington elegant new Coach, every Morning (except Sundoy) at Five oClock. Paclets sail to the Isle of Wight un - the arrival of the CoaFh. Parcels are corn-eyed to all parts 44 the Island. WINCI4ESTF,R, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coach, every Mornili: , at Five o'Clock. TUNBRIDGP. and T unbridge Wells aew and easy Coaches, every Mornill2,'. TUNBRIDGE Wells, new Post Coach (carries four inside - only) through Timbridege, Sevenoakes, and Riverhead, every Afternoon at Four o'CI ock, Sunday excepted. nortros upon 'flint Post Coach, through Measham, Twycruss, Athelstone, Hinckley, Lutterworth, Wciford, Nor thampton, and I:atm.:Pe, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings,'at Six o'Cl, BRISTOL, Bath, 'hiclksbam, Devizes, and Marlborough laew and excellent Po Ft Coach (carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and ,uarded throughout. This Conveyance i t incontrovertibiy superior to any on the Western lt.ad, ..FAETEit, Plymo nth, and Fahnouth Conch, called the Bal loon, vvcry M nie rat ti even. tit.':VENO.A.ii.ti, li iverlittad, & BrotnieyCoaches, every Mnrn. HASTINGS, t ' ttel, itoT)erts'oritige, Fliamoll. and Tun = hridgc expeditions Sew Coach, even- Nlortii lig at lial past Five.. Poraiimi7)trri.-);;iml Gosport 'telegraph, ev6ty Aloining and Evening at Fi vt: o'clock. ZOItTS:\tO:7II I, fioituh.an„ •Petersfitdd, Godahning. and Guildford Nov Co riches, every 'Morning Eveniug at Five.. PO;rI'SMOUTI I New aud elegy ult Past Coach, the Duke of AVellingt,,u,"rtiesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eitziit o'Cltick7_ EXETER andTantiton Coaches, every Morning & Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tattuton Coaches, every Morn lite; and Ev tning. aild Falmouth very fast and-rlicap Coaches, every Morning anti Evening. 11(311Y and Newmarket Post Coach, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five. BATH and .Briitol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Etvening at Five. LEW) ,S, Uchfreld, Marcsfield,' and East I - it - instead Coaches, every Morning at Eight ti Clock. BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sussex Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a view Coach, ever y Morning at Six. CHICHESTER, Midhurst, and Haslemare, new Telegraph Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Six. CHICHESTER New 'Coach, through Duncton and Pet worth, Motrday, Weil nosday, and,Frid ay Mornings at Se ven . ARUNDEL New Coach, thrett'4ll Duncton, Petworen, and Little Hampton,Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mu rnings, at SeiTtl. MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrotham Coaches, every Miming at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning. DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and Evening. at Fire, Extra Carriages always ready for familios or pariies, BBOMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of every description, at Six and Nine la tl.oe Morning, One at Noon, and half-past Five filth, CRAVESENU, Nort h fleet, and Dart ford Coaches at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five iii the Evening. Extra Coaches always ready. BRIGHTON original Red' Coach, through Croydon, Rel. gate, Ci'asyley, and Cuelitield,evereMorning at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Dahe of cv ray Morning at. Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & Hentield. BRIGHTON New and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three. ' _ Tuesday, Thursday, Iteiency Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock crery Icvvniikx. woRmING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car ries four inside only) throtrzh Broadwater, Findon, Asbing ton, West Gr instead, Horshata,. and. Dorking, every Morning at night o'c lueb. GODAL3 Guildford, Merrow, East HOrsley, and Dookam, uesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o 'Clock. kAsTßOUßN . Skuurner Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Half past Six o' Clock. GODA_ .MING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Alterman i. DORM ING, Leatherhead, ano Epsom Coaches, every :Nlorniqy at Nine, ;ins.l Afternuon at Three.. • sTEy NINC4, Horihatn, and Dorking Coaches, every Moritiv.g at Six. I-lA. , Airrox and Mitcham Coaches Daily. Folloariag COACIUS.set oil from the BELLE SAuVAGE CAMIIII.IItUE Patent kill, _ ifIRMINGHANI New Post Coach, the CroWu' Prince, every nulling at a Quarter before Five, throagh Stony Stratford, Sent tone, Leniington, and Warwick. •• OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (CollYer's Coach), every Morning, ex cept Sunday, at Five. AuroN Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. - :1 7 %;EWBITILY Coach, every Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBURY Co,:eh, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINGS New Post Coach; every Morino; at Eight. • . WINDSOR Coach, every Morning, at Seven, • BRIGHTON Coach, tha of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, through . Durkin;, Horsham, and Headeld. BRIG trroN' New Post Coach, the . 'Eclipse, every After noon, at Half past Two. BittourroN Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LUTON CoaCh, every ay, at One. HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Rrening.. PORTSMOUTH Coaches, every Morui,ng and Even. at Five, • - LYNN New. Coach, Tuesday Thursday, and- Saturday Mornings, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Pnblic to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Other in London from whinice Cartia,g;as =set out to all the Bathing and IVatcrii n Places, and Places faAiionabte n4l public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will be paid to ingoUies at the .above Co,(i Oakes,. and every information wool nally_given tr,iative to all public Carriages setting off from Lon T ne Proprietors are not answerable foray Parcel or almve Five•Pkinials Value, finless- entered • and ,an paid aceordingl). JOLIN CROSS and JOHN MORIUS Pruprictsrs• )6' 41111c0J [PRICE SEVENPYCE. =- _~ FO REIG N L ENC E. FRENeII l'A ('Ell S, Lttf,C;;lV i€ll YESTERDAY.) CHAMBER Or PEERS, NomlnEn TRIAL OF ItIAILSEIAL NEY. At half-past ten, and before the Peers had met, Messieurs I3erricr and lltii.iu, the Marshal's defen .. ders, took their seats at a table placed in the angle formed by the bureau, and one of the extremitiei of the seats of the Peers. There was distributed among the strangers who were there 'assembled, a printed paper signed Dupin andßerrier, and en titled, Question prejedicielic dcins Puffaire du Mare chat INky. . Souse minutes after, the Chancellor enterer!, followed by the Peers. The sitting was then. opened. The Chancellor, as President of the Chamber, spoke as follows : Monsieur the Marshal Ney, accused of high treason against the King, and against the State, is aboOt to make his appearance. I have to re mind the public, that vtitnesses now for the first time of a trial so solemn, it is its ditty not to Shetr any mark of approbation or disapprobation. I • order the Anita' y Commandant to arrest instantly any person Who shall deviate from that respect that is due to this assembly, or from that atten tion which misfortune claims. Let' the witnesses be called in : the accused will afterwarth be in troduced. The tt itnesses then came in, and with them the Commissaries of the King, among whom were their Excellencies the Keeper of the Seals, the Minister of Marine, and M. Beilart, Attorney Ge neral at the Royal Court of Paris. They took their places on the seats under the bureau of the President. At elCven o ' clock precisely, the -accused enter ed, and took his seat between his counsel ; he was dressed in a ,blue ftock coat, with two Ge neral's epaulettes, the badge of the Legion. of Honour, and the little ribbon of the Order of St. Louis, or of the Legion of Hollolll'. The Secretary, Keeper of the Archives, per forming the functions of Register, then called over The names of the Peers. They heard veldt emotion, resounding it, the hall, ancient and new names, consecrated by military glory, by the glory Of tried fidelity, and by recollections clear to all French hearts. The ChancellOr then asked the Revised, Ws names, titles, &c. Answer.s--Mickael Nev, born at Saare-louis in 1769, Marshal, Peer of France, DaLe of Elchin gen, Prince of the Mosksva, Chevalier of Saint Louis, Great Eagle of the Legion of Honour, Cotninandor of the Order of Christ. The Chancellor..—l warn the Counsel for the accused, that they onght'not to allow themselves so say any' thing contrary to their conscieace, contrary to decency, or contrary to truth. Se cretary, read the two Ordinances of the King, and the Act of Accusation. The Secretary then read the two Ordinances, and the Act of Acctisation, which follows : AC:r_ OP Accusxnox AGAINST NIARSITAL NEY, 'DUKE 'OF ELCIIINGEN, • PRINCE OF MOSKWA, EX.-PEER. OF FRANCE. The Commissaries of the King, charged by the Ordinances of the King of the 11th and 13th in stant, to support before the Chamber of Peers the accusation of High Treason, and attempt against the safety. of the State, instituted against -Mar shal Ney, and its discussion, declare, that by the documents and time instructions communicated to them in consequence of the Ordinance of the 15tH inst. by Baron Seguier, Peer of France, Council lor of State, First President of the Royal Court of Paris, Commissioner delegated, the Chancellor President of the Chamber, to draw up the said instruction, the following facts result : Oti the lauding at Cannes the Ist of March last, effected by Buonaparte, at the head of a band of robbers of several nations, it appearS that Marshal Soult, then Minister at War, sent by one . of his Aidcs-de-Camp to Marshal Ney, who was on his estate of Coudreaux„ near Chateaudtm, an order to repair to his Government of Besancon, .where he would find instructions. Marshal Ney Cattle to Paris on the 6th or 7th ~(Which day is not correctly known), instead of repairing to the place of which he was Governor, as he was.ordered to do. The reason. he has given is, that he had nut got his uniforms : this is ptau sible. But what is less so is, that according to his own account, he was ignorant, even when he arrived at Paris, either of the fact of the landing of Buonapartc at Cannes, or of the real cause of the order which was sent to hint to repair to Be sancon. It is very improbable that the Aid-de- Camp of the Minister atWar, who carried the order for his immediate departure, made such a great secret of this news, which had becotna the object of general attention and conversation ; one cannot even suspect any motive for his keening; such a matter secret, any more that. one cin b - lieve that the Marshal would not h lye been in duced, from curiosity, to ask him whit were the causes of this sudden order, as the A'd-de-Camp must naturally, if asked, have infor nedluni of the fact. The Marshal, however, wishes it to b: 'believed, that he did not hear of this importaut news till his arrival at Paris, and then o ly by efiance, ittid at his notary's. This ignaran,:e is not natural; and rather tends to increase than to dissipate-thc.suspiaitms , that the Marshal as colt. cement in the.ntautznyrei which led to this insa- Per - Celit. - - - : - -- - 7--7. : , C..) ~.2 • ' " 46 ,_. ‘ '-':-. ri ss C .11)311 iLd sot. 20, IS 15. NOTICE is hereby given, theta Session of Vyei irlid ?se ' rminer and Gaol lieliver!i, for the Trial of fekee:s'c(3 - inntitted on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the of England,will he held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey,: London, on ?iresday,the 19th of December next, at Eight o' Clock in the Morning. JOHN B.4ITROir. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 13, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JES7'Y'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That they zeal SELL 4.// PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on Thursday, the 30th of November instant, and following day, at 11 o'clock precisely on those days, sandra LOTS of 01.1) veil UNSERVICEABLE STORES, consist*. of Barnes, Collars, Bit Halters, B ope Traces, and various other -articles of Sadler) , and Harness; Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents, Tent PoliS and Pieces, Drums, Bogies, and Ttutupets; Musket and Pistol Stocks, Cast and Wrought Iron, !Wand and Double-headed Shot; Cast- Iron Trucks, and Wrought -Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Icon, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal ; Horse-Shoe Nails, TOols of sorts, Spades, 'Shovels, Bellows, Lanthorns, Standing Vices,' Carts and Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks and Barrels, Cartridges, Helmets, sundry Old Building Mate rials, and Fir Scantling; Portable Forges, Handscrews and Anvils, Wheels and Elm Board; together with 'a variety of other Articles; The whole of which may ke viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and at the Royal drsenal at TI - ooluich, anal the day of sale,- at which places printed Lists of the Luts will be delivered to those persons who may apply for the same. By Order of the Board, It. 11. CREW, Secretary. MISS WILLIAMS'S NARRATIVE. This Oily was published, in Bvo. price os: 6d. ANA ZRATIVF, of the EVENTS whiCh have lately t !dace in FRANCE; with an Account of the resent State rif •Cor±iety and Public apini-nn. By 'ARLEN I".IARIA WILLIAMS Printel for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Dedicated to the Duke of. Northumberland and Lord Byron. Tl,,y were r,:nblistic(l, in 3 vols. 19-mo. prite Gls. ittlE - 1 .1 fOIRS• and CoNFE77',SION:i of CAP TAIN ASH E, Author of "The Spirit of the Book," _ &c. WI itten by HIMSELF. This 1i ,. ..rk will be found to possess an' unusual degree of interest, not onlv on account of the multitude of persons mentioned, with whom the Author had intercourse and con nexion, but also from the simple and unaffected details of real occurrences, authentic anecdotes, and private adventures of the highest cast with ,vhich it abounds. . Printed for H. Cullmin, 50, Conduit-street. A E'OCRTPTIA TO, MACKLIN'S I3!I3 LE. TO be imblighe(l, on the Ist of January next, hv'T. CADELL . and W. DAViES, Strand; 13oohsclIcrs to the Royal Aca- &my. THIS Completion of the llagnifi , 7:!!l Edition of the SACRED SCRIPTURES, published by the late Mr. MACKLIN, will he printed in the same size andinannei, by Nlr. Bensley, and will form a volume similar to those of the 01,1) and NEW' TESTAMENTS; will be ilinstrated with Historical - Engravings by Messrs. Landseer, C. Heath, Bromley, amid Goldin ; and with Head and Tail pieces, Wholly by Mr. Lanc:scer, fr,411 Pictures and Drawings which were the last Work of the late Mr. De Loutherhourg. The price of the APOCRYPHA, with the Engraving's com plete, in boards. will be 15 Gainea: till the Ist of January, 181 V; aioi all Subscriptions to the Work received on or be forethat day, will he inserted in the List of Subscribers which is to be prcExed to it ; but immediately afterwards the price must necessarily be advanced - th .Y:ightcett Guineas, for the ;mber printed is extremely limited. To PRESERVE THE 'FEET , AND ';!'MM,. n iiTLEtty.f.; . it A TED VEGETABLE AAP TOOTU POWDER, is, with confidence, recommeudt edOo the Liae of the Public, as the most efficacious Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old and - producing a pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It itaparts a firmness and beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness ; and if used con,,tantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Ach by iimoviing its eause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 2s. 9d. the Box. BUTLEIit'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal LBO; ifessesthe Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales , and of many Ladies of the .tirst Distinction. In Halt-pint Bottles 4s. and l'ints Ss. Prepared and sold by It. Butler,No. 4,Cheapside, London ; and,' by his appointment, by must Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers in every Town. GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING -CROSS, AND BELLE SAVVAGE, umGATE-tnI,T,. GENERAL !OFFIC+,'S FOR TRAVELLING. THE following ROYAL MAILS set a from the above Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-General, vie. DUBLIN, 'Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St., Asap!), and all parts of North Wales, MILFORD HAVEN, 1-Taverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, M o nmouth, and all parts of South Waies. CHESTER, Namptwich, S;afTord,Litchfield,Northampton. WJSBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and'Ely. NEWMARNET, Brandon, Swaff ham, and Fake;thatu BFRY sT. Enmusps, NOR°•VICH. by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scale. WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton, GLOUCESTER, CH ELTENHSM, and Burford. OXFORD, every Evening at Eight ° Thick. LITPLOW, Leit4ury, lad all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUPi, Lowestoff, Beccles, Yoxfor'd,& Woodbridge. HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborong-b, andßrigf . LINCOLN, Sletford, Bourn, Veterborouge, and Stilton. And the following . Royal Patent, and other Coadhes, on the newest and hest construction. Also is added a list 'of Cities and Principal Toivns, to which Passengers are rqghiarly conveyed; a reference thereto will save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. • LIVERPOOL . NewtiRIA Coach, out only onq night (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Nurthwich, Mid elwich, San d bach, Uttoset et, Burton-upon-Trent, M eas ham, Hinckley, 'Llitter worth and Northampton, Sunday, Wed:today, and Friday .Nlorni fts, at. Six ;Iperforms the jthir , ney in 3!; 11(411'1, well lighted and guarded throughout. LIVEVIPOOL Royal, Coach, through Warrington, Knots fart!, Cangleton, Newcastle, Stone, LitchAeld, Pamwoi - th, Atherstone, I•linckley and Lutterworth, Titesda7, Thurs(by, .and S a t.ii.alav munings, - at Sixt travels with extraordinary welucit ody cure night on the road ! well li.ghttrd and guard cc! the-whole's - 4 the . lortrisey. YOltti New t0,,1 : , ,legant Post Coach every Morning at Ste, 01 . 0 , 4;4 rp, l 4,, ter ,, F eee yOridg , :, Doncaster, liawtrv„: Ret ford, ~,, , ark, ticititltapt, and stamford. Front Yori., Pas -.30.0;,:e:s are forw,rded•wit tha greatest facility- t& Edio • Berwick, .Neweastle, Al nwi s ch, Shields, and Sunder-