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Mathews will give a Se )-3').411k N, rigs and IntitatiLs. ' 11 ea u t, i i () I nc i l litie ui h an Interlud e and a faroitri , e Entertain -4itktfi--"11"1"01 Mr. - Mathews will perform the principal 1 11, -4 a 'i r c e l "%to be had at the Theatre, and at No. 4, Leicester- Lllkit EST's PICTUItI;S —CHRIST RE - .:111N)*ECTE1). his sECOND CTURE. of CRT ix . „., - -O in the TEMPI E at. - d t he DESIGN of the CRT i-. )I ll ' r e II- 4 " N () F OUR N r iol , ll,. yith se veral SKWITHES, o,"xhiting a ' t No N 5 P I- ILL-NI.UL, near'Carlton tiii ; ‘,.. e ,'Y (lay (s'undais exc ' eetedi from Ten in the Morn , in the Evening. BY Order; CHARLES SMART, Secretary • " tII? C'TR'l`. atql. PHILLIPS' . respectfully in ear N 0 1 1 1 ,4 the Puhlie,that theKEMPTON PARK.ESTATE. 4. h as hurY, Middlesex, the , ropertv of the late John Fish, tir(lad_ste_en DiSPOSED OF by PIUir,%TE CONTRACT. ‘„.....................ztt., ,August 20. littiiixtostre It SF : t F RFC tll ITING TRUSS. S tetitt4lN.. 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" 1 s• •o:It - isms. as ta„ at es t,.%t e property of others, solicit a cola . , of•th e t nab of their assertions.-.-I he p a tient t 0 Grp Pat:, tl Y tinle, without assistance, or having to recur _e 1 ti, 'nee, adiiist th , e will most trod to Tres ease ati f t 4 ' 0, 41. , • e Nur will herb • , liiect tii the Intei'e p.yr aehte4e"riatiott, e ''L ' T vs ou a ditty ' • 00 Irrquegtl}• causeo by russ , 'r„ 1 , kt,,,,,. .t , said z at Vin. I Little Brool-street, Bond-street. 10 ST, Nt,_ GENt INE i WI3ERY Riii - • Ch i -Ik'diti,_ irch-lard, inform tli toi)l4jr eltwitli the late Duro ° Iltir lionse is 45, tl br,j s. ri ....,_ arne p S. ft, -:' , , k ki1 ,;; ' !" . 1 ( t. 1 7.C 4 1.;;; . ; * ! 1 ‘ 9 ; Dr. S c te ( or: v s u O isi pld l e o ttl i o l e 2 2 7 5, b, ti t i lll : t itt ill s . ( . :7 ' l 4 ,..', P ills 29 . 1 -----7--:. Camomile. 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GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRVELLING. T • • itE following ROYAL MAILS se' btf front the above Offices every Evening, by cinuniaad of the Postmaster-General, vie. DUBLIN, WaterfOrd, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. .Asafili and all parts of North Wales. MILFORD HAVES, Haverford-I.Vest, Cartharthen, Bre ton, Monnionth, and nil parts of South Woks. CHESTER, Namptwich, Staffoid, Litelikeltl,Northauipton. WISBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. • CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEWMARKIZT, Brandon, Swaff ham, and Falienhaua BURY ST. EDNILINDS, &c. NORWICH, by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUcESTER,CHELTENHANI, aad Burford. - OXFORD, every Evening at Eight &Clock. LUDLOW, Lenbury, and all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Beccles, Yexford, & Woodbridge. • HULL, ScarboroUgh, Burlington, and 11cl:et - ley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborough, arid Brig. LINCOLN, Sleaford, &turn, Peterborouge, and - Stilton. And the following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the newest and best. construction. Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are regularly conveyed ; a reference thereto will save much trouble to Traveilers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwich, Mid-. delwich, Sandhach, Uttoxeter, Burton-upon-Trent, Meas liincitley, Latter worth and Nerihampton, Sunday, Weileesdav, and Friday Nlornings, at ti,:t ; performs the jonr ury in Si; hours, wel l lighted and gu ailed throir;hout. LIVERPOOL RoFal Coach, tin ough Warrington, Knots ford, Cungletbn, Newcastle, Stone, LitchAeld, :amworth, Atherstonc, Hinckley and Lutterworth, 'Tuesday, •Iltursday, and Saturday mut niop, at Six; travels with extraordinary velocity ; only one.night on the road ! well tighted , and guard ed the whole of the . journey. YORK Ne%% and .F.ltgAn.t, Post Coach every Morning at Six, Doncaster, Balmy., Ret thvoLk;;ir Tadcaster, Fereybridge, .favd, Newark. Grantham, and stainford. From York, Pas sengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to lalur -I►urelt, Barwick, Newcastle, Alnwick, Shields; and Sunder= land, Durham, Darlinituo j NorthallertoniWiar*li, dlaggovv, Ilainfries, Carlisle, fienrltli, Brottgb, Rip- Pon, Borough .gridge, Itouresuurougit 11.,trrogate, our f all parts of the Corti,. • HINCKLV.Y, ..Ithersttine, Lutterivorth; 'and' North:,inr ion Coach ereuNhathat six, xce pt itchy, every - SHREWSAI.IRN' and Noilto Wales(- heap u. 1.), through Shillwall, Iron Bridge, %Volt erhatnittUn and Bihninglutiu every MorniOg. , . 1101.XIIEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cerninge Mawr, , Corwen, Caernaiii Conway, Oswestry ) and all parts of North r.vis Welet , , every Morning. minliN(ill,o,l Nrw Coach, called ~The CroWn Prince, thimigh Stint: , Stratford, Ltimington and Warwick, every Morning at Four, and arrivei;'itie'Saine Evening at fen. PAIIK.GA l'E, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post tuatit-es'every Evening. . . . VISBEACII, March, Chatteris, and St. Ives NeWtoach; Monday, Weditesaay, and n'iday ,EVening4. 1.1T6-11 , 1E1.1.),:falmyorth, Hinckley, Atherstiffie, Lutter;• worth and Nortlia&.itton, new :tint excellent (.4Aeii . , Tuesday, Mks,lay 7 . aci d Saturday nornin, , ,s, at Six. .„. Cl - 1.81:l'ENIIAM Na e Day C:oach, through Frogmill, Northfeaeh, Burford, and 01:turd (carries font - inside only), sets out every Moriug ; except sunday, at six; and arrives early the same Evening at the Plow lim,Cheltenham. 0XFOILI) New Post Coach, called The Defiance, every Morning. at Eight. NORWICH very last C(iael4 thrOtigh Newinarkei and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARNIOIIII-1, Lowestoft . , Llecels, toxford, and Wood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Fourri * Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every At 6 rii,on at Four& ~even. C.A.NIBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, .every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cain:iridgesliire. - - Swalfham,' Brand.on, "and Neivrnat ket ele gant New Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, aod. Siitorday Night at Six o'Cloetl, Sunday at Five. LYNN Post Coach, Ttiesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morroiogs at Fire' o'CloCii. SOU i • 11.01.1. 1 TON and Lytnington elegant new Coach, every Morning (except Sunday) at Five o'Clock. Packets sail to , the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are coaveved th al) parts of the Island. %VINCI:ULSTER, Basingstoke, and 'Hartford Bridge very fast Coach-, every Morning at Five o'Clock. 'I'UNBRIDGE ana Tualtridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every M.mong. TUNBRIDGE . Wells new l'oSt Coach (carries four inside only) thro:igh Tunbridge, i--;evenoalies, and Wet.: aead, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock, Sunday excepted. BURTON upon Trent Post Coach, through . Nteasharn, Twycruss;A:thelstone, Hinckley, lattterWorth, Welford, N• - tintinpton, and 'lluastable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six i'Cloclt. • J3RI';TOL, Hatit, Mellighant, Devizes. and :Marlborough new and excellent Post Cuacta. (carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Fir, Weil lighted a!uf guarded throughout.. This Conveyance is lacontrovertibLy superior to any on the Western Road. EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called tic ev_ ry fling ',Yen. SEVENO.i!iS,lC,•erilead, & Bromley Coacbes. every Morn. 13AST1NUS 13att el, itolyertshritke, Fiiinwell, and Tn!i bridgeexpetiitious New Coach, every Siorningat half-past Five. POit. is:o4ool'H ;tod Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Fit a 4Tlock. N - poitrs.ootyrn, Horndean, Petersh , tld,, Godalining, and Guildford New Coaches,' every Morning .ind Ertl) Ing at Fit'e. POLiTSAIOO PH Ncw .acid ele,vint Post C:oa;:h, the Duke of Wellingt n, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight o'Clock. . . _ :lOZ - V:TER a Ilirranntou Coaches, every Morning & Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and fauoton t uaches, every Nitwit ing and Evening. PLYMOUTH. and Falinnuth very fast and cheap (Poaches, eyery Nl9l nine; Hl)ii Event ig. BOBS and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thurtday, and Saturday Motnin , s, at half past Five. LATH and Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at balltpast, Four o' Eve ning' Clack, and Ening' at Five. . - . LEWEs, Uckfirid, Maresrield, and East Grinstead Coazhcs, every Morning at Eight o'Clock: • . BOGNDR, and flee Bathing Place on the Sits-ex Coast, much adinited 'for its fine Sands, a lle\V tenh, every Morning at. Six.. CHICHESTER, Midhurs, and HasTemare, new Telegraph Every Tuesday, Thor,day avid Saturd:iy, at .fiiix. CHICHESTER .New Coach, through Dunctmi and Pet- Worth, Monday, Weduesday, and Friday Mor'Oingg at Ser e r,. . ARUNDEL New Coach, through Divicion, Petworth, and Litt Ic Hampton,Titesday, Thursday, aid S arday Mornings, at Seven. • • Df.ll DS roNE; Mailing, and Wrothain Coaches, every Xl:wiling at Fire add Nine o'clock,. FOLSTONE, Hytbv, &suds - ate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning.. DOVii;ll., Margate, Ramsgate', Mal; and ptutertm6- Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and Bvening at Five. Extra Carriages always. ready for families or parties. roN, Chatham, RocheSter, and Strand Coaches of every - description, at• Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noun, and hail-past Five iii tse Evmhig. GRA V ESEND, Northtter t, and Dartford Coaches atCix and Nine in the MorWing, One at Noon, and Five in the Evening. • Extra Coaches always ready. mumfroN ori7 ' inal Red Coach, through 'Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, andCifchfie Id, every Morning at Eight. • •4RIGHTON New Coach, calted the Dike of Norfolk, errey Mrrening at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & Henfield. BRIGUTON NeW and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three. BRIGHTON itegoiCy Coach', at liCt- past Eiv;ht o'Cloc . k every Eeciling. . . WOK CUING modern aiid truly desirable Post Coach, (car ties four Inside only) through Beoadwater, Findon, Ashing ton, West Grinstead, Horshan., and D,4rking, ere-y Niorning at. Eight GODALMING, Guildford, Merrow, East Ilorsley, and Boal:aui, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. EASTBOUKN Summer Coach,, Tuesday, Thursday - , and S'ittneday, at Half past Six GOOALMINCI and Guildfiird Coactrek, every Morning and Afternoon. DORKING, Leatlierhead . , anif Epsom Ctiaches, every Morning- at Nine, and Afternoon at. Three. • sTEVNING, Hoishain, and Dorking , Coactres, every Morning at siX. - HAM VTON and Mitcham Coaches Fotiowing COACHES set oif front the BELLE SAUVAGE 'CANIBRI DUE Patent Mail.. BIRNIINGIIANI New Post Coach, the Crkiwn Printw, every Moiling at a tliiartift• heron! Five, through Stony Saatfurd, Soutriamt 1 - 4,l, iligtout , Snd Wamick• O>IFORD new dud eli:gant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Mortiiii g at Eight. SOLJTHAMP PON (Collyer's Coach), 'every-Morning, ex: cept Sunday, at Five. ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. NEWBURY Coach, every Morning -- ; at Ralf past Six's SALISBURY Coach, at Half past, ThVee every Aiterrpon. HASTINUS New - Post Coach, eVery Mot fling at etglit. WINDSOR Coach, every Morning, at - • • BRIGHTON - Cuach, tiroThike of Norldik,ievery Morning, at. Nine, through Dorking,. Horsham, and tlentield. BRIGHTON New Post Coach, the Eclipse, every Aftet noon, at 'Hall past Twat • - BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LUTON CoaCh, every Day, at Me.' HAMPTON Coaches,. every Mornir n and Evening. . . PORTSMOUTH Coaches; ei-cry itrui ag and Eveu. at Fire, LYNN•.New ,Coach, Tuesday,. Thursday, and' Saturday Mbriiirrgs", at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office in Lourlo.- fr.ou Carriages set out to all the Bathing and IVatcriii.4 Places, am! places 04 fashionable and public resort in thelnie,(lcon: • Theniost strict attention will he . ,pard to iiii,vorivs at toe abiere Coach ()dices, and every information punctually giro relative to all leablic Cari la:J:0s setting t,ir Toe Prokirietorsare not auswerable forint). Parcel or P.l above lye Pounds ratite, unless entered and al* lama:lnce paid accordingly. - #OIIN 4!x3 J 311 S 1011IUS, i'L op . 's:tor s FOREIGN INTFAIGEN 7_21'14. DUTCH COItiSTITUtION OF THE NEl'llBiti,ANnct. • HAGUE, AUG..2o.—Yesterdar a' miinelinis • Ftration of the Menthers of tile Sit-thS-General, having :it their head AlrSteengrat:ht Van Os , r •• land, President of the Assenahly, waited up On his MaFity, to acquaint hint with the liceeptanee OiC the 'ConStitntion, on which occasion the Piesident pronounced the folloWring diSconrse Si RP. !—Olt ()pelting 01 . 1'5 (it'111)1( Asncirti)ly of 'the States-G-neral double the. usual nonl. her of ;Nleiiiher , ), yoor Majesty•dechtred to us that to iii s t.te ;the duration and the ptosperity of the ii in Of all the ProvinceS of the Low Conti , tries tinder ;lir Royal authority; it w,-,4 tint firielit that all thti! ittbahitauts "should obey the saate::4 ,- iyerehiti 4 bat that it was far:l . kr recpisite that they shoal,' be intitiptiely attired by the laws an d that "niter the ikstrar. Lion ill:. harriers wh'lll - for timely sepahTed di e m, they nvist learn to eutisitkr thrinSelYtS a 3 childri n of the Sallie thcte sentiments, ire have taken them fot the bask Of our idt , lib,httions the project : - or the cwt.:6lll6mi the ions - tom of the NetheilAnds, which yotir stv. ha 3 us to exami.:e ; and certain of the betteii-ent in tentions of ydor .klaiesty to , vards - yo*M. sujeetS, A . Ve have regulated our 4tpinions•a(• - e , in:i tg to y .tics. '' Convinced of the well hn iwn vti.;,tott;, Jus tice, and piety of- yo it I'o:tit-sty, to ,!are tl onrselyes that tne projeered , v; 11 effect, tl , e happy reithiOn of Iht•se.rou.tii try, viii It were folonerly united, though tiley h loot/ ), en separated ; and. out moderation on yie'd u. o the most important point:, and wi.i, h t' .e most at heArt, atfortling a proof of 'our rity and o ur tolefAtion,. Will promote rue ok,ppi.oes of yolir kingdom and your people. " It is upon triese bars, th ir . after a In mire ant free deliberation, we have falloff in rut- 1.1 j , ,_t laid bef,,re Hs, the gwir,ol , re th• y of the jtoli:Cial.luoser, of the liiicrty of c u . s • , of the security of property, of to• tree ex p;•t's of 0111. of tree acte,s to your. tnione, of the fti tat di, is it . ," luirtuen.,, j ll a %%uril, of all that..,your Alajc•!y the .tsstiraut e in your discourse, e in augment the hrip i iiiicS of yottr c.tiljecti; " We have, therefore, n ninimon-ly re;ede e d to a(Tept the projcat which as he-en la d iore its the fundamental lat ot the kingdom of the Ne thelialtris, and tt is th.s derision %%hien we hare the himour to preseut to Majesty. ',' If there is walling pto-fect upon earth, we at least dare to believe that .your Majesty will not oppose any changes that may become necessary. kVe express to your Majesty our- gratitude for the con6dem.e which you have ileL:neil to place in us ; and how could we doubt ot our piness tinder a Prince born and brought up innoug us, and is ho !,as shared with his -people So tunny ye . at, and Apptessioli ? " IVe have admired its the battles of Les Qoarre Bras )toil Waterloo the hiniriant cohinins ot the new kingdom of the Netherlands ; and we It tve. seen Wit !. pride our imAperieneed %vat-riots cow roil ttirh 0 4,1 troop•,. and vaitrposit them by them' Valour and tile ability of their commanders. Your Majesty may justly call yourself the happy latlier, whose sons have had the glory to concur in esta blishing these columns and to dye then with their blood. What fears, then, can remain our tninds, when }leaven e• its blessings upon us; for the prosperity of the kingdom Itoplot these blessings, we pot up prayers that yoor Ma jesty's goveroment, supported by the llittdame •tal laws of the kingdom, may be stable, Irampol, anal fortunate ; that no dissension, no ealani tv way disturb your happiness-, but that it limy he ever increased by the fidelity, the love, and' the tats taChinent of your suhj :cis. " At the same 'time we implore the Almighty to shed, t nulriply, and extend bus nios«liston. guished favours upon your 'Majesty's person ino,the Royal House, and that this House, which Was the support dt our country, may never cease to be that of your kingdom." The Members of the D•potation having returns ed.into the bosons of the as•eitibly, the ,Session was clo:ed by the 14,1h,wint.:, speeeli, pron , iuu~ rd in his Mijesty's unite, by the Secretary -ot State tor the troine Department. - ri,riiiing with Nless. Itengets, god V.,,, Gviittep, Members of the Council ot State, the Commission %le:legated by the Ring. " High and Mighty Lorils,—TdinA he v in t ques ti o n p r op o s, d by his Majesl feyr your exanaitritioli ts chided ; the deelarat too or your. High Alightinesses fixel the , sea l to con . vietton already existing in the t , at the modified tundainelitai law is properly cairn lived to govern the peoplefor whom it i, intvikirld The original tuntlatneutal lave toteseciiig that ell.• an . ces ni lit arise 0 11!ell mighi reinter a /di-. fication necessary, had, tO Kett -lit es ery tl thr•lnty, regulated the made to be adopted ite that pain ot the Low Countries represent d by tit s assembly. " The conditions upon whith his Maje.ty cepted the govei nmeupol the whet. piitv oleos, (liti !kit contain ally stipulations tiro' this bead. " Though. his Maies.ty 55 as thus a uthorised tn . regulate aceorditig•to his own pl.:astir,: the modi. fiotion of the tundam. oral law - in those pi or %ince*, contormably to tits C ontliti o o3 aaepted,• he has not thougot it proper that his new subject!, eqisettly si part ot the gn at k .iit i l y ,s k ( " 1111 elm? ' Mtn dcliherati ,us •on such an importlint point, °theca ise vials was oone lilac, by his moil. "con ) ; sttbjvvts tittd %L..* jo tivra