The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-25 00:00:00

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TRIS'PREStINT EVENING; Ge - t.: ~ii, 1815, theil.Alajesties',Serv unts will perform the Comedy of THF WILL •‘ ' ' S • -t- , • ~.:..... - .., • ii„_. r • olornon Cynic, Mr. Dowton ; Mandeville, !Mr. Pope: t 7 w ard;.m r :R a ;. z lr e?itai,M r2•Waltack ; Realize, Mr. Lovt- V" . ; Albitia 'Mandeville, Mrs. Mardya; .Cicely C°PsleY' ~I s 3 Boy .. . . . , • .. \' .pfter *.b1e1.),.a new Mehl-Dramatic Romance, called' , » p r ,11,-E Atlopt V. : tin, 'll-1E MAW) OF PALAISEAU. kre; e ,..,, llai lie„i Mr. M , indCii; Farmer' Gereas, 'Mr. Linton ; k r ...u , Nir. it .Phillips; St. Clair; Mr. Barnard ; Richard, tlti,,l•llark; Plaissot, Mr. Kni g ht; Isaac, :Mr.. OxberrY; Miss 4. I"r.,i4addocks; 'Janie Gervas, Mrs. Sparks; Annette, 1 ,2 , i A e f ' 'etli f Y ll First, an - Incidental Ballet, composed by Mr. i r e - The Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, ..: . •-ffl' Val b!•icy,_ . 8 , :c. - Bcc. at the. r • t 6 betaken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, fior,l"!?rine,Pai:Entratice of .the Theatre, in Brydges-stree , . ) t ,: •.. (NI 1 " 1 tin Four, and of whom may he had a Private B .. fp It l) . , ii-i,be*, 7s..•,..Seconri Pi;icc,..3B - ..6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second , qAteot 5....-I,ou.er (."all ;;y, 25.; .Second Price, Is., Nb . : Y ;a l. ;..Second - Pfice, ed. i ,' tn ardyn will appenr in the 'part of Amelia Wildenhaim , \ l'ich r ,., - „ a ( 3 z a nd,. for theitirst time/ in the. Charact Fr of • • the t qi, t i . r m . v trt, s e d r a lY ): in Cherry's Comedy of The Soldier's Daugh • t lett . "" *ill perform each of the Characters he has hi. • vired ° l :eted, Once only, prior to his appearing in several re ' Mi s '„. 4 ) . , and a new Tragedy, which are in prepar . ati i ?n. ~ ' .t.l.i)it,'..:‘..llllllt:his' b t e r i c o nin i re g covered from her Mete ,e. vere lin ispn.st - .I''';.!(': • I :ith t r" . l'o*, the Tmgedy of Hamlet : Hamlet, Mr. Kea . n ; ~..s-qcvisi.%.l":,arce.of The. Deserter. —On Friday. the ( ontedy ,.t o i f I, e fri,,, *( ": . Atnelin Wildenhaim, tilts. Marilyn; v4t t el)e T h ' "mail in London.—On-Saturday : bliss Nash, fro m - „ Pntlyl,"trtt Royal, Bath, will make her first appearance a , s • t• w,"s t Telifitn, in The Beggars' Opera with the Farce of I .,"th : . 't r i.,',' to your Bow.. On NTorlay, the Tragedy of Mac ' 1 ,""-rte -e ?eth, Mr. Keatil after which, first time, the new ;Ltes4%.„, - '''' o Acts, to, be called Twenty per, Cent. 7 1 n . • 'lle herd `'' the Comedy of The Soldier's Daughter : the Widc - . )w . t4r) . r Ir.z_Mes. Mardyn (her first appearance in that Charac , }lawe",,,,,lyeclnesday, a favourife Opera. tr: K e .,' I ra. edy of l'amerlane Nyill speedily be rev i ve d , % `het. wi ll Matte his fi rst appearance in th e Character of "--...._ ' _ ......._ , .... i 115,,,,.• "I:FiATRE „ ROYAL, COVENT-GARD P.N. AriIISTItESENT EVFNIG Oct. 25, 1815, wil L • , . 41. I. .0 110 ue acted the Comedy of ' • Otte l'f AS YOU LIKF, IT. Otte y --- ' ll F : e C. Egerto n; 'Amiens, .Ti. Diiruset; Jari , ii ,r e e s ; „ ilri44.?ti;t; -Le Bean, Mr. Treby ; Oliver, Mr. , l3 , arr3 h - s i t,ne It . r. p'" ), Mr. C. Kemble; Adam, 51r. Murray; I our . i. . ince : 1 4 ti n 4 .cett ; Rosalind, Mrs. Alsop (being . li cr pd apo G i fi b , s , ' , 1 t , ige) • •Cdia MisS Matthews ; Audrev, Mrs. i b.. sift er rn A.'t ‘'. a :Masque . iiscidental to tho Piece. w GrandWilih will b e • produced, for the first tune, t a l n l e .t.lo}l Historical Nlelo-brania, in Three Acts, ca. e N , 0 44 t N't ' ti ; 11)U n•NItT; On., TYIE VOYAGE TO PO LA, . .., '• . '4'l Scenery,: 5 1achinery Dresses, 'and Decoration s, iTle li -' . . will be entirely new. • RI ' t, l'rt' ~,,',l t ee de Conti (elected King Ir na" o f Poland), 5 • • " 4, 41( b,- ) "fillu ilif Bart (Commodore of the 1. - 'reieti Squarlrott . 11is :,`r..4.n_iof . t hei''rigate the Fame), Mr. . Farley ; Francis t '''e (1'1 ,741 .' Lieu:tenant of the Fame), Miss S. Booth; Ain- I ki rc stenan • .. I ntio , i' l)6. °4 (a Sailor), Mr: Toketfr-Ited°-'-- %- a • 4bhotraw);slr. F.• rti • ' Colonel cassimir 11:11owslri, Mr. d ' I t ; Ti riliski i' v ly• "I 1' ' I Id) Mi. Liston; Palma , ski (h s w \ a vassal to Rocto s , l•f€*it Mrs. Gihh 9. _ E *l' ll .: • 41 a ct 11 . a Festive Dance. . . le. servi n , of i. l , •,..,- .., • thv s e , F.,04, an d rt 1121( 'sjou o % •,, guns, Oic. ox. in . . r or _ um._ 41 "ri. • I the, Vtss e l ' crt jc:› - , guider the direction of Sio li ft . q t.gin ' - g t ' /4 " w /t1 he s _ ti )..--- ..,-,xlf. raat s , j ollaned at Ilallls . ast t2ve , and the 1 1 . Y Vs'..4`s•-7 ;. • ;. Sv . cond ,Ace 3.,,,c1.. pit i,. 61 ; Second Price 3tteri`alv," G;llery 2s. ; second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is.; .. -II re,: t . e: .. , ''. klx..P e t c'_ f °r llit Boxes tei-lie:taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 5h.. ',','„`e, Bart -street'friito Ten till Font'. !at,. (xenible will conitnence his Performances for the se:l - The. Stringer, aiiil on Moncl.i in corm 't44,%ll4l)' on her second performance of Rosalind,. yr"' thiwit '?4".•.(1' With the acclamations of a !irilliant, ; and °vv. %it Altdierice ' dare' the' numerous aPl"" • sea t s t ` ir boltss, -- sh a e n x t v i wi ll acc(ln T l ;liat ChatacteV lb.' • ki, O - tn or row, the T 11 . repe4 . , ..,, ,_ ,I Friday ' ' 'The Gamester : 1 .1.1.r5. 4 .BevertcY, t ii ' z.,‘ ()'N 'ill.--(1 . ra • ge' '. ) ci . • in ' ed"'" of .-IS Iciii Like I t • - k... - 4tur,, - .On. Friday, thy. Co svewl, ",RY, the pl ay . „f The ' Strang ) er: - tlic "•Itraliger , 51r. lge,i y or ' Ars. Haller, Miss O'Neill.--Oli nday,. the'Tra ----______, C° Curi°lant 's . ' rolanns, Mr. Kemble. • . • 1N,r,,,5, Just published, pi-kg 2s. _... ...,._ rv , .., rtittliir , . 4 3°l' ADVICE . to the :NERVOUs a I ' 1 11),, wi.,,,‘ 1 A rED • ) %,,, i . 1 ,e Infirutir of both. table liar to ( on- SEXES, particularly to It e,t '' Fltpi„ es,, titles are an itasurniou_st .,. irl 1 1 loselttes of that t.aruetive " abii. . ir a . : . ,(l..t o the ntisgu....ei , • .. ~. . ils, .. on. , filch undermines the most t ;,..01, t.,. . 4 L'i1,."41,5, and often • • • y ino•Pem , ns; in the prim,. 13i, ''', nu ° ail., Prtclintates ot ... iion of ~i'ease,s an. the Infiee-liti e ' s • o f 041 ,Age, a,C(miplica. ,I,fisesi oes ~..he r.ery hi i , :k of the, Grace, ITfc,ii e they a rc . "l o h , t b. Its Moral Turpitude or' do , tructive:lnilenc , . %II Itm '',vatiotr; On the Mode of 'lreatment, 'fOunded g and i,. tit olupie Experience. • _ c Prof,,, .Ihr M. VI•;:sIF.L. M.D. . . .-. Phvti .., ""r O ' t Botany at the linivei - sitv of Leytlell, ttt t 'ulqi s r i l ts ") to the Royal filnischold it Berlin, &c• , , 4-h.„ l •Tott 4 4 ) . the Anthor, and sold by Sherwoltd, NPel3 , ve, ~,e; tO, Paternoster -r ow ; Grren, 395,. Oxford -4". S° llo-srpial e ; and all other Booksellers'. MR • liOlicirrsov insTotticAL WoltEs• 11 4 - NEW AND GENUINE EDI rioNS. 11(11°,1, printed-,-hiDay was publithed, ' lL ic ''' err 9.3 , 3"vols. Arn. pi ice ii. 4s. in boards; - 1 tti6ti.'.ll-111 (being the 19th), with the Author'slast Eineh• 11 !, , ' ' ' ld Addition s of ' • LI PO ORY ' SCOTLAND, (Inr:ng tite 1 „,„,_ ft,. - . of , 1; -: ',, joiti,, i g',. l % of Queen Mary and Kin James V. till his ar- V` (list- the ell.wn of England :•witli a review of thr ScOt qiivn 2ry. previous to that period ; and hn APpendix con *ts • - "g' 4 l p_apers. • • -. : . I ."Fip.A s bli W ILLIANI ROBF.RTSON, D. D. bi the tlisivt•rs't • f Fdinlatua , b* and Historiogris• I ,_ . . .. 1 o . . s ~. , . et 1) W1,4 4 . Plier - to his ttlaiesty for Sco.latm. t i s li ! , Ail A As preilied; an Account of the. Lite and W r i t i ngs t'! i nit ec l h ' l r• By DUGALD sTEwArT, F.R.S. Edin. tit : l %l4 4i s fyr Cadell and Oavies ; F. C. and J. ltivini;'9l . l; ~/,,,!} i,,,„` ;. ';• • Walker and Co.; J. Nunn ;J. Col hell; Cla''''...e fm , ry t :s' 4-ontman, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and Brown ; E. It t i ) .:;. (-4 4 • -booker; J. and A. Arch,- S. Booster; Black and 11, 9 ,'. 1 (1 ‘ ,; ' , 444 Sun ; J. Harding; John Richardson ; J. M. b„;1,,. ,;) J. Carpenter; It. 11. Evans; .1. Miirray; 1% • 741 1en',42,‘.• Stewart; J. in:twit - lan ; It. Baldwin; and Gale c r • . • I. .„. 9f whona t t. , t'h e , ~ , may he bad, by the same Attho r , __ __ • 1,, All.k.psT“OltY of the REIGN - of the EMP,110 . 1%. il t4'l4 ',l; - • ; with a View of the Pi ogress of Society in , . Ibl it t , itus ,ftiiii the Subversion of the Roman Empire to the be .' 14 " , ele.,l he Si xtßstnth Century. Embellished with four volktotii,..:o„,.l.lt)v engraved'. 3 vols. 4to. 21. 14s. in hoards :: ( pill , 'itt...,clln, in 4ols. Bvo. 11. 1 , 25.; or in 4 pocket Niti Th e I -1 ,II Iie ", I : l4te '' '' fi fines P a P er ' t"s* , Illustrated ,1 l‘lat, Oki of AAIEILICA, 2 - v° l3 ' 4'''' vj' t klitir` e ,., I •c 2 s. in hoards. . .1. %Nati, ii ,.._ ( !tlon, in 4 vols. Evo. tI. 125.; or, in S pocket t : : A l i /..,.7t,„l„) . aes, on fine paper, itis. • ' • t h e st,.7 (A I - 1ei,,,' , 1 . - N . ,,1 911 'CAL Dt . ;;Quiz , ..rrioN concerning . '', of 4 1 ', ; I ''cll the ..A.liclent s had of India, and the Pi 0- ~, .ke tit ,go",,':is'tli that Country prior to the Discovery of the lica l i '`,.'"lvr pd - ; 1 ,?1'e , -• 41 n• Lis'. i a hoards. . 4. ''Vor uni " l . o ll, p 1 vOl.. nru. Ss. in hoards, or, in a bTht• h"", fine PoPci ss• 1 ' tu • l l4i ' 11•3 z compNte H of' NVILLIA.M ROBERTSON, tk . zards. 1410441 y printVd ia 1 2 vols. Bro. init> 41. Ws. in , . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER • ADELPHI; OcT. , 25, 1615. . • FITIHE SOCIETY tor the ENCOUR A GEM ENT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES„'and COMMERCE, in the I7itited Kingdom and its Colouie9,. hereby give Notice, That its FIRST 'MEETING after the. Reuss will take place ha the . Great Boom at tiled'. HOnse in the Adelphi, on -WED NESDAY next, Novetuber 1, at Seven o'clock in the Evening precisely. The Society is at all times ready to receive Model's, Plan's, Drawings, and eommtniications in Agriculture. Manufac tures, Mechanics, Chemistry, Colonies, and Trade, Polite Arts, and all subjects relative to the objects of.the Institu t-lint, that may be sent tivindividuals froni any parts of the United, KingdMil or its Colonies. Lists of the Pi etniumi or Pewards offered may be had gratis at the Society's House, on appliCatiiiii, either personally or by letter.- By Order, CHARLES TAILOR, M.D. , Sec. PERRY, No. 1, EIOLBOiI N BARS,. frottv Iv* Tecomiocritis to the consideration of his Friends atid the Poblic,the presentattractiye LOT'T'ERY, rich beyond tottlier example, and a ( - Wand Novelty without any Precedent, the Public in this Lottery litriiie• an actual Chance of all the Mo ney in •t Lottery of 20,000Ticket,-.; though the present Lot tery c stains only 1%,000 Tickets . ; and has to bat of in Three per Cent. Consols, Three Prizes of /,;59,009 Four ' :20,000 Three. 'Light / . 1,000 &e. &c. All of. which may be Drawn 7th of. NEXT MONTH, • NOVEMBER: •• advises Lis Friends and the Pithlic tornalic an early Purchase at his truly Fortunate Office as above, as 'rickets and Sharus will became scarce, and consequently- advance in . Price. *.* Perry's Lucky Office is the Corner House. Holborn Bars. GRAND STOCK PIIZES. 3 of L. 50,000, 3 per Cent. Consols; • - 4 Of L.20,003,' 3 per Cent. Consols, And Forly-m4 other . Capitals,• in the State Lottery, which begins 7th November. WEBB- requests-the Attention of ;lie Pub lic to the Scheme of the approaching Lottery, haring no doubt that its intrinsic ►►►erit will be .its best, recommen dation. fie begs leave at the same tithe to solicit a cantinuance of that Patronage, whiclt.his Oflice has hitherto so liberally ex perienced, and' so richly remunerated; haring shared and sold the Two Last Prizes of 30,0001.the•Last 10,0001.• and the Last loon!. ever drawn, viz.:- 3,5 G 2. 8,539 ',502. " • 'ln 10 Shares L.10,500 12.688 Whole Ticket I. 1, 1 )50 8,812 %%Wile Ticket /. 1,000 &c. &c. &e. All in the Last Font Months. TICKETS and SHARES are noa• on Sale at WEBB's most., fortunate Olive, No. 17, LUDGATE-STREET, near St. Irish Bank Notes exchanged, .and all business in tl►e FUnds faithfully executed, by G. WEBB, Stock-Bro'sef. This Day was piNisfied, In Two Volumes, Foolscap Octavo; price 16s. hoards, the Fourth E lition, of 31ADOC, a Poem: By 4plipßT SOU.THEY, Esq. Poet Lanreat. Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, - Pees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, -54, New Bond < street. Of wham may he had, by the swine AMhor, Roderictt, the Last of the GothS, 2 vols. I 6S.—Slinor Poem's, t•ois. 18s.—Curse of Kehama, 2 vols. 14s.—Thalaba, 2 vols. 16s.—and Joan •of Arc, 4 vols. 16s. • . . - • , • • .. GOLDEN CROSS, GHARLNG.:CROSS. •xl D BELLE sAuvAr,E„ LUDGATE-HILL... • - GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRA.VELLING. . yirrin 1°11n:61144 ROYAL MAILS•set• off from _IV the -abort. Offices every Evening-, by command of the Nat master-General, via, • • • •• • - , • • DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and all Paris ()fit - eland. -• HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon,' St. Asaph, and all parts of -Nort Wales. . • MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre- C9ll, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. , • • ' CH ESTER', Nanintwich, Stafford, Litchfield,Northamplon. WIS EACH, 'March, Charteris, and St. Ives. • CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swaff ham, and Fakenhdat" fIURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICI-T,' by NewsWarket and Thetford. 7 - • NORWICH,' hy Cialefic.s4er. Ipswich, and Stele. W . 011C,E , ;3 - •Evesham ; and "M orpto rt. . • . GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and flurftrd. .• ,OXFORD, ever) , Erening at Eight o'Clock:' uummr, Lenhnrv, and all parts of Stivp'shite: R.M.00,11 . ,l'aiwestolf-,_ eeoleS; Yoxford , & Woodbridge, HULL, Sea rheroug Bur4ifig.ani and 13e,verley,: . 11AXS0N, Gainsborough; . •and Briy •LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn“Petrrhartarge,..and•Stilton. And the following Royal Yatent,.arid'other•Coaelf:es, on the • newest and hest construction. - • • : • - • Also is added a list d r f..cilies and Principal, Towns, to which Passengers Ere regidarly ennvevo4; a referenceaberoO will , ...ate much . tremble Trarellerillid liersons'lrat`lifg hagage or parcels to send. LIFERPOUL..,New Light -Coach„out-only'one night (ear ri-eS finir ins'idic only), ov . ..ughWarrington, Northwich, , delwieh- Satidhlicb, Uttoxeter, - Burton-upMi-Trent, Meas.: ham, Lutter worth and Northampton, 'Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the jour 7 - ney wAirliglif 6d and, guarded throughout. LIVERPOOL. Royal. COach; tlft - ough \Farrington, linut.=.- ford, ..Cangletnn, Newcastle; Stone, Litchfield, Tatou - oral,. Atherstone, HineklY'and Ltitterwertli; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday nun ni . ngs, at Six ; .. travels Wlthlextraordinary Velocity . COnlyinie. ing-ht •on the road ! well lighted and guard ed the whole of, the journe';. • • •! - YORK Newanid Elegant PoslCoch every Morning at througlt . Tadcaster, Ferrybridge, • Doncaster, Bawtry, Ret ford, Newark,' Granthani,"zuid Stamford. Frain Voti ' PaS sengers ar e forwarded with the greatest .faeilitrto Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, ..Alnwick,..Shields,.and Sunder land, Durham, Darlington, Nnrthnllerton, Thirsk.' and 'Eas ingwold, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle; Navin), Brough„ Rip: pan, Borough Bridge, Kuareshorough Harrowg'ate and •11 • parts of the North. • HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Lutterworth, and 'Northamp ton Coach every Morn.at Six, except Monday, and every Even StIREWSBORY and North Wales Cheap Coach, through Shiffnall. Iron Bridge; Folverhampton and Birminghtrn every Morning. HbLYHEAD,•Bangor, CaPel Cerig, LNnwrst, CerUinge Mawr,•Corwen, Caernarvon,Conway,Oswestry, stud all parts. of North Wales, Morning. BIRMINGHAM. New COach, called The Crown"Prinee., through Stony Stratford, 'Leinington and Warwick, every Morfiing ~En.ur, and arrives the sahnlEYening at Ten.. ' • PARKGA.TE, Chester, ,Stattord,,, and Litchfield, :Poet , Coaches - every Evening. • • • IFISBEACEI, March,..Chattexis, and St. Ives New Coach,' MondaN 7 , Wednesday, :fitlTriday Evening.;. • , • LITCHFIELD, TanKortli, Hinckley, herst-one, Linter worth and Northani'inan, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Th fsday, ',and Saturday Mornings, at Six." • s . CHELTENHAM New Day Coach, ,through Frogithilt, - Nortliteach; Burford, and - Oxford' (carrio fo rr inside only), sets out every Morning, except. Sunday, at. Six,. and arrives early the sank Evening at the Plow Lin, Cheltenham. ' OXFORP New Post Coach, called' ThcAlefiance, every ' Morning at Eight. ' NORWICH .`very - last Coach; Alirotigh, Newinarket. and Thetford, every EVening . at Seven. • YARMOUTH, •Lowestott, Beedi.s,'Yoxfoiq . , and Wood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Font - • IPSWICI I and (2' ilchester, every Afternonti at Four Sc:Sexert. 3:011114,1DGE...-aint Ely New_ . : Telersairle Coach, eVery Night, and Carriages to all Parts of, Norludk, ,Salluly, Essex; and Cambridgeshire's.. FAKENHAM, Swaffiram, Brandon, an t i Niew ma ,fi e t m i e ... *ant New Coch, the Lord NelSifii . , Tuesday,litrsday, and Saturday Night at Six taloa ; av at Five. • , • LYNN Post • Coach, - - Tuesday, Thursday, . and Saturday Mornings at Five n! - Clock.' • • • SO CTHAMPTON and • Lvmington. elegant new Coach, eery Morning ~- ( exeept• Simday) FiVe o'Clock. Packets sail to the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the Coach.. Parcels are eon :Teed to all parts of i tie Island . : • WINCI : IESTER, Basingstoke, and' Hartford. Byidge very fast Coach, every Morning at Five o'Clock. • - TUNIIRIDG • and Tunbridge Wells tic:wand easy Coaches, every Morning. . TUNIVRITY3 F. Wells neiv . Post Coach (carries four inside only) through Tunbridge, Sevenoakes,_ and Riverhead, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock,• Stinday 'ekcepted. , • • BURTON upon Trent Past Coach,. thron,gb Meacham ,Twyeross, Athelstone ; Ilinekley, Lutterworth, Welford. Nor-, thainpton, and Dnostahle,.Simday, Wednettlay, and Friday 'Mornings, at Six . ii Cluck. . BRISTOL, Bath, Melksbani, De'vizes, and Marlborough nesvaud. excellent Post Coach carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior. to any on'the - Western Road. - • EX-ETER, Plymouth, and Falannith Coach; called the .Bal loon, er:ry Moaning , ' - • • S E FEN() A iS, Ri verhead, & Bromley Coach es, every Morn. AS"I'INGS, Batte), Riaiertshridges, Flimwell: and Tuna . ; bridge es profit ions New Coach, every Morningat half-past Five. . PoltTsmouTEl :ma Gospurt Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Fi% e o'Clock. IIORTSMOUTII ) Hibrialeatr, Petersaeld, Gothihning, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and EVening at Five. • poitTSMOUTII New and elegant Post Coacli, the Duke of lirellingtn, Tuesday, Thursday., and Saturday 'Mornings - ;" at Eight o'Cloek. • EN.'ETER and Taunton Coaches, eVery Morning Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tadatun * Coaelics, every Morn ing and Evening. PLYMOUTH and Falnfouth very fast and cheap Coaches, ever" Morning - and Evening,: BORY and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat urda'y Mornings, at half•Nst Fite. BATH and 'Bristol Coaehest to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Evoning at Five. LEWES. Ucklield, Maresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches, every - Mt\ening at Eight (Woe:. BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sussex Coast; unch admired fur its fine Sands, aafew Coach, every Moraine at Six. • CHIC lIESTER, Midhurst, and Hasleatare, new Telegraph EvetyToesday, Thursdliv and Natnrday, at •Sik. CHIC HES'fER New 'Coach, through Duncton and Pet worth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven. A RLTNDEL Coach, through !Marton, Petworth, and Little Hampton, Ti) csday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings ; at Seven. MAIDSTONE . , Melling, aril Z'.'ro'thant (teaches, every Men - ning at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKSTONE, Hythe, ,Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning... DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and EVening at Five. Extra Carriages always ready tar families or parties. BItOMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Strotid Coaches of every description, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and half-past Five in the Evening. GRAVESEND, North ilea, and Dart ford" Coaches at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five in the Evening. Extra Coaches alwa s ready. BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, Rel . .' gate, Crawley, and Cuckfield, every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON New-Coach, called the Doke of Nar4d,k, evrey Morning at Nine, through Dorking, 'Horsham, Hentield. BIIIGHTON New and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three. BRIGt-PPON Regency Coach, at halt past Eight o'Clock every Evening. WORTHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car= f i ef foot inside only) throngit Brsadwater, louden, Ashing- . . , [PRICE, STWF,I'IPtNtrI. ton, West Grinstead, Horsham, and I)(arking, c very Morning at _ GODALMING; Guildford, 11ferrnw . , East Horsley, and BooVam, Tuesday, Thorsdav t ,au4 Sat ord.ay, at Eight • E... t ks-113013AN s t r timer (loach Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, at lialf past Six • . GO:)ALMING anil'Oailiford Coaches, every Niorliing and Afternoon. . • - - • . . . . , . 001tigNG, Leatlierhea4l, am Epsom Coaches, .ever, Moriiiruz.at•Nine, alit! 4rterrropn Tirree. • • • STE VNINCT, Horsham, and Durkin; Coaches, ever .Nlorning- at Six. HA)iPTON anil Mitclinin.Coa.cla-,3 Daily. • Fo)iowini; COACtiF.Sset off from the LtELLE AMI11111)(4E PA,ent Nlail. , . • , tq3riZ;.ll,\ , "4 HAM New Coaili, the Crown Prinee ereri intt s li:,?; at a. Quartyr before Five,,through Stony Stratford, oui,inh. Letaington, and Warwick, , .. . . . OXn . ):1 .' oew,andele4ant Post Coach, the Defiance, everi Aio'rnitig at .Eight. ... - • • , '.*SOtri k l.-lANI•ii-1'.0.N '(Collyer's Coach), every Morning, . ex cept Stni4a, at Five. ji •` . . . • • 4T,ToN ~: .ach, 'Tuesday, Thursday, and gatuirday Jlorn iirzs, at sine. . • „ NEWBURY , C,o4b, .eyery MorrtiLig, at Halt past Six. .. SALISBURY.Coach, at lilt ya : ii.-- . 1 ors,: every. Afternoon. . HA:•; t'INI3S New ‘ Post C.id.:li, cveTy Nlorilii);,. at Eight. AVINDSOI.Lco;ich, every Moriiiiig, at Seven.,„ . • . . BiIIGHTON Cktacti, t;oe iluke Motying, at Nine, ti!; - ‘y,gh li.or..hanl, and Vrenfield. t IiItIGI4TON , New Cuaell, Use Eclipse. every After— noon.; at. 'lair past 151t101-FPON Post Coaeli,. C11.1:Y F.i' . ening, at Eight. LTI - f ON Coach,.every Day, Oae. II ANWPON Coaches, every Al,oraz fig zind Svening. PORTD,WOU'ffi CoaCheS;e;cry Mowing amiE% el). at Vli - e .• LYNN Nett Coach, Tuesday,llwrsday, Mud SqturdAy 111oroiqgq, at Five. • , . • " Tlie•ProprietorS respCdfully 17.:quest the. Public to notice, the Golden Cress is the only Office in London front whence Carriages set out to all the ',lathing and Watering Plates; and plactis of faihionabie at:o public resort in the kinglimn. . The most strict attention hill he paid to inquiries at the above Coach Offices, and ever? information punctually aired reltiVe to all public Cart iages setting off fr,:in London, The Proprietors are not answerable br any Parcel or Package `above Five Pounds value, unless entered and an Insurance paid according!}. • , JOHN CROSS add JCOHN MORRIS, Proprietors: FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE,Ocr.24, 1815. I3:Lti iuu u'rs. James 11,Turrell, Wormegay, Norfol4, farmer, to surrender October•3l, atsix,.:Novetnberl, and December 5, at nine, . . . . . at,the Rose ant! Crown Inn, Wisbe - di. At:voles ' Mr. IC. Jackson, Wisbeds, or Mesre.. Sa3dys, Horton, ttuditoarke, Grant-court, Fleet-street. _ . •Btephenleh, Cheshire, malt-dealer, NoreMber 13, and Decembet 5, at two, at. the Coack .4nr!..ilurses,-Maneilester.. Attornies, Mr. John Thornpso% Manchester, or Nil'. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row. Bobert.G . ila . r!es MasiCrman, Falinontri, master-mariner, Oc toner!2B,,-November 4, and December 5, tt ten, at Guild- London. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Friday-streA. Jathes Sowerby, Fish-street-hill, merchant, October 31, Noveintir 7,, and Devembyr .s,'at eleven, t Guild► hall. Attvrnies, Messrs. fiuight and Freeman, Basingthal- street. • . lArld Richards, JeWin-street, woollen-draper, October 31 November 11, and December 5, at ten, at Attorney, Mr.-Hindman, Basingliall-2treet. William San'riders, Strand, linen-draper, October 31, No— Vemher 7, and December 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr, Nitul, Throgniorton-street. Moses Gardner, Berinondsey-street, linen-draper, October 28, November 7, an ,1 Occember.s,_at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Putt, Ducklersbursy. bIVIDENDS . . •Nor. 15. W. Marsden, Leeds, merchant—Nor. 17. 3. Kay; Warritigtiln, ironmonger—Nov. 27. T. SLirinshire, Faken hatn, Nbrfolk, schoolmaster—Nov. 17. .C. Bratt, Warring ton, linen-draper—Nov. 17. W. M. Ward, Warrington, boot maker—Nov. 17. M. Kth.wles, Marple, Cheshire. tanner— Nov. 14. S. S. Snnggs, Vizard•street,• Bartholomew-square, (loiter—Nov. IL W. Hartridge, .Cheapside, haberdasher-.- Nov. 18. .1. Faulkner, A. Atkinson, W. Atkinson, and A.. .Atkinson, Crutelted4riars, merchants—Nov. 21. W. Taylor, • WoOlv,ieh, Victualler—Nov. 14. E. Mealing, John-street, brandy-mcrclhant—.`:ov IS. A. Charles, Old v:irlYjers'‘Uiinitet: Adelphi, wine-met : chant—Nov. 21. %V. Willans,; Dorking,. I'. Murton, Ludgate-hill, =-- me N rc o i r ". . n ir. N t‘r a . y. lit B tig• C ht . ,.l.lag - shot; iniller-Nor. 18. Nuad, Stratford, baker:=-Nov. Th . B. Cohen, 13ishOpsgate-street, inerehantHNoV. is. L. Levin Great Prescott-street, Good- Man's-tields, merchant—Nov..l4. J. Rowlatf, Chartsr-house square, inerchant—.‘ov. IS. J. Shillitoe, Great Tower-street, plumber—Oct. 23. H. Saken, Bu4h-lan6 wen:Want—Nov. ;14. 14. Pope's 1-lead• alley, Russia-inlikerNov. 18. F. Millard 'atid J. Lee, Silte-lane, packers—Nov. 16. G. Frith, Boston, nterchitnt-Nut. 14. J. Martin, Alfriston, Sti.;sex, shopkeeper- - Nov. 14. S..Garbett, Birtningitant, merchant—. Nov. 18. •3. Howe*, Rochtord, Essex, glacier-- , Nov. 1.8. (4- ,Woo(4, Woking Mill, Surrey, meal man—Nov. -23. .1 .Goodair, Queen-street, Cheapside, 'warehouseman—Nov; 14. ..1.• Du. Brixton, insurance-broker---Nor. 30. T." Ourrant, Sussex, coutnion-carrier—Nov.• 30. J. “raliatn, Maddox-street, Hanoyer-Spare, tailor—Nov. 21.. J. Miis, Nliddlesex-street, Soniei's To n, founder—Nov. 14. R. Don- Coninierehd-rOad; Plumber—Nov. Its. A. Stephenson, Boston, draper. CRUTWELL'S HOUSEKEEPER for ISI This pay was published,. ,price 2s. (improved, by red lines ruled across the page), CRUTWEIIL'S ORIGINA I-lOUSEKEEP ER'S ACCOUNT BOOK, for the Year 1816, .heing an easy, concise, and complete MethOd of keeping an exact Ae concit al every Article made use :of in a Family throughout the yettr. To which are added, Marketing 'nthles• Receipts in Cookery-, a correct. List of Stamps for Bills, &c. - a Table of the Assessed Taxes, &c. &c. • Printed for, Lon;,nan, Hurst, Orme, aiid Brown, Paternoster-row, London ; and K. Crutwell, Bath. SPEUITES in PARLIAMENT lately published by LONG • .141 AN, Hußsr, REES, ORME; and BROWN,TaternosLr how.. TIIE SPEECHES - of the Right • Tiotiourible . CHARLES JAMEStOX.'In the Howe (of Commons: In ti vols. Bvo. (with an Introduction by the Right•Hononr able Lcird Erskine) 41. 4s. board.. e: A Gennin'eandCorrected REPORT of the SPEECHES of the late Right Con. WILLIAM in the tiouse of Commons front his,.rntrance itt Parliament. in 1781 to-the Close of the St=ssoil in I 40. i. 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DIXON'S ANTIBILIOITS PILLS. ► LIESG PILLS long obtained a jiist celebrity A..iu tine private practice of the PrOprletor, Mr. DIXON, Apothtcary; and from their great success in twiny obstinate. Bilious Distil ders, on nu►nerous Patients of distinction, and others,, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War . - veil, Sir Gregory Page Turner, I;.e DOwager Lady Kati• and. Sele, - the Viscountess Bulkeley, tic. t!,:c. lie teas persuaded to offer them to the Public., under the.approbation and thtigane tion Of their Names. The Pills are found to be an incomparable Remody for re storing the tone - of - the Stomach; for curing IndiOStion; or preventing Crudities,.aud their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and flattAlences. They Prevent habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, Sick Head-Acht!s, and Heart-Bain which is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stoinaelt, whe ther arising from the acrimony of • the redundant bile; i.itern iterate diek t , or drinking to oxcess. By promoting a (Inc secretion. of 'the bile, they are ob served wonderfully to clear a sallow complexion ' and being a certain, though gentle operative, they prevent those obstruc tions in the liner , which arc so troubleso•m e i n all countries, but particularly fatal in warm climates.• On this account they are a vaAtable desideratum in the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or make frequent Voyages. • They are an admirable preparative to sea-hathin4, insornrich that the sucl:ess in the comae of it greatly dept ids irpou th e g „ n d use of them, especially when bile enters into the complication for which sea-bathing,' is p rescr ib e d, • Sold at Mr. Butler's, 'Clicapsid6 corner of St. Paul's Church,i and most itle4ltine Vend:Ts in every To wn , in Boxes at Cs. N. each. CERTIFIC.II ES—Nov. 14. T. Gardner, jun. Liverpool, tailor—R. Wilson, late ofJudd• street, Brunswick-Square, merchant—T. J. Culliford, Great Winchester-street, ,insurancit-broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, J. H. Scats, W. Davis, and H. Kensington, Nine-elms, Battersea, timber-dealer-J. Kingan and J. Macfarlane, Glas gow,--J. Kingan and J,Shedden, Glasgow—H. S. Pockling ton, G. Harries, and G. Haynes, jun. Swansea, bankers aatl brewers, so Haynes, relates to the said H. S. Pocklinp;ton—S. Fwt, Bishopsgate-street, surgeon, and D. Sullivan, Bethnal Gceen, Gent."---1 - 1. Carter and J. D. Pountney, Bristol, earthenware men—N. Hartland, G. Prior W. Printer, J. Easthope, and. N. Hartland,' jun. Teivlisbury and Eversharn, bankers—T. Coulson and .1. Hutton, Durham, painters—J. Schniseld, R.. Spoifokth, jun. J. Pierson, and 'l'. Coates, Hoyden, York shire, bankers—S. Swatland ind H. Kincaid, CI aubrook, Kent, attornies—T. Wilkinson and W. Wilkinson, Coine, Lancashire, mercers—l. Rawlings and J. Rawlings, Frame- Selwood, clothiers—lL Westerby and T. Westerby, Brother ton, Yorkshire, linie-burners. METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. A , 1 'Thernometer. I Weather. ,:. .4 • 1:) . .-; . , •••" '.. • ; ~..1.. :, . •. ::;',' T.,' = , ..'7. :::.,....... ,7. ...o _ ,•• E • ter -. • c: to •4 ;..; '•'' it - , 2 , 4 r::1 '2 ....-, c.:. ....., ~.., c „, = - - Oct. . , 'I U Inches 14 52 54 IGO 47 29.80 Fair Fair 15 51 54 57 51 ~93 Du. , Do:* 16 57 56 62 51 .90 .02 Do. Do. 17 51 ib2 53 43 .85 . Do.. • D. 18 48 50 56 47 .95 .23 Rain . Rain 19 s(i 59 62 55 - .60 .0 , .. Do. I)u_ 2G 58 58 61 56 .4b .Fair Fair I -29 gentle .xin* 6 . r • .7 . 7 it • I