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N iitrAl BEE, 7261' T HEATRE-R 0 fAL, DRURY-LANE. • 411• S PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 11.,1815,. theit Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of Aaniel THE HEIR AT LAW. Dowlas (alias Lord Duberley), Mr.,Dowton 4 ;_ . D , r. , .tt r ts l eg, Mr. Harley; Ditti Dowlas,• Mr. S. Penley•-,•: n I . ll d, M. Barnard ; Stedfast, Mr. Powell ; Zekiel 1 ,4 Cd r •i ( glight ; Kenrick, Mr. Johnstone ; Deborah Dow *elis:-s Boleady I) uherley), Mts. Sparks ; Caroline Dormer, Ai . • ; Cicely Homespun, Mrs. Horn. whic h ' •• M •ii-Drunatic Romance, called thp ., mete Ett rant The i c....Gpit , .. ; OR, 'I HE MAID Or PALAISEAV. a e, Mr. Maluku ; Farmer Gervas, Mr. Do . % . vtun e ; lt. Phillips ; St. Clair,. Mr. Barnard ; attack ;; Blaisot Mr. Knight . ; Isaac, Mr. .Osier , N ir• Mlald •k • ' D• • • • •as Mrs. sparks; Anaette, ss K en AWL:B`r LI% , 14 a Y. , et the First, an Inc/dental Ballet; composed by . Mr. 1144,.."180xa.he Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss I 'CY• SCC. &e, itt the Maces to he taken of Mr. Spring, atthe Rotunda, t..t fr4lll'ePal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-s 641.4441 eutir s and of whom may be , had a Private 11, 7 .1 Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, - 3s. 6d.; Second ttlie',,"•'-•Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, is.—Upper 81 slit Is •t Secood Price, 6d. r'elv Melo-Dramatic Romanct; of The Magpie, de, The end etttufidPlaiscaui, will he repeated To-morrow, Saturday, T 0 , 4 Y. — ; "; •: th eltllylorrbe Meiaiiiit of Ventee iShfliat I. tr;• 1 %* . , Mr. b ovrton.-.--On Saturday, The Comedy el mgroc . Atueli.t \rilaenhaim, Mrs. on l'4ll aPpear for the first timeSeas?n, ktr ee c• the Traged .' of Kin it the Third ; 'with the Past Ten o' c 03relt g • w „ 7tied ,..Y (first time at this Theatre), the Comedy of The '‘ . "teh Ars 4 . P a rt of M lhin a Will make her first appearance . Mande arilyn ville. ratt4:l•\sh, front Bath, is engaged atlhis.Theatre, and will er 4 i ? ic t - popidar Opera in the course • 41h. Ill s trR ItOYAL, COVENT 6 -.IRDEN. MIL ittsENT EXENING, Oct.ll, 1815, 4i tti,e. Opera of 4 011 4 Ht. LOW/ OF THE. MANOR. tl C a Contrast Air Fawcett Rashly, Mr. Taylor, r ari - e • " °l4rB-t- • 'frua;ore, Sinclair ;La n Y; Sophia, Mrs. Sterling; Annette, Miss egg.y, Mrs. Liston ; Moll Flairon, Mr. Simmons. Grr ' wi l lhe added, the new Melo . ..Drama, called ale Hly MAGPIE, alt M U. sir 4 ,& 4 1.1 t : tt rawcett; i . :verard, Mr. Larrymore ; .Henry, dry lienjainin, Mr. Farley ; ustice of the Village, Gerlid'`irti; N l tL,i, Mr. Lists,ii ; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; rci Act, Airs. Dave, - ,port ;—'lnueti - e, Miss S. Booth; batl! Incidental • Ballet, cothposed by Mr. Noble. tlo'"!rs : — Nlr.-NOble and Miss Luppitio. di , opened 'at'Half-past and the Play ts bo xes - 411-Past tx.• yn i s ) . r ; ice 3i.. tad.--Pit 3s. 6.1. ; Second Price 8 0 , 4 ; Pric ki Second Price is.--lipper, Gallery Is.; t h- 4 ! Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ce. kbPlas o.N art-street, from 'reu till Four. 't can only perforc e in this week To-morrow, *r . of Mra. ; Sati_rday, ilek . ied o e i r , a; 41 4, 1 “." r -ttW text, for the second time this season. t ; - • re e of rhe Farce Writer trill be repeated 1 %1,4 Mondoy,,and Tuesday next. - e,(l- surania of 'fhe Magpie, or the Maid, will be toi li „., ll larr o ,, 4 1_ 4 Y and Wednesday next. litd v l so! , .I.ay - of 'fix Stranget.—On Friday, the .4141 17 ,Iii';,•chool for Seandal.--On . Satur , day, the Ira llerfit !resereed.—Oli Alouday; tics stephens will ltt at Ni4.l:Pioaraiiee this g...z45..i io h ".. l3e F;" ` l 4 Mr.' Si nelaii (iiis . first .y.iCarance in • 't i!' b Ur zlucid:ly. the 'rragetly , of Romeo' and 4a, Dr ' 541 1 , 11. L Jilt . f4tli' - Who road - e id favourable au ltt),4xid.iics.L. se ason in Arbaci:a), is engaged at this The,- ' 7 I.),ttrick 4 The P 'rwllY Ital ie her first appearance lathe cha.rac * . 1 oor Soldier. Dreg =lL~rl 4 tiNG HUMAN NAIR, also fortleanitig and 4' 4 Stl erti : 4 l!'l , VIET • 14, itAcr of ROSES, by DAVII3 . RIGC.i Irt,joltilliqZ•ultteators of Flowers, and Distillers to his i llke t ,Tess the Prince Regent._ ii te *tilt Extract is, prepared.priacipally la, sr itg .„"ess froin whie.h it derives mild astri..gient " t i:_";*t . re . ngt. Is and beauty to the 'Hair, and ini '4ltl, Wiik"`".t,llcate- fragrance of those Flowers. pair I.v-E4ttract soon ,becores pleasingly soft, bright, , t tli t u ,'. 4 14 ; 1 ;: t 'lls growth ; anti hair that has been made ,ts I4 'ko - „ p ' 11111. ilit gray by, the using of ardent spirits, or ttoarations ta clean. it, will soon be restored t! ) 4•4 11.1 ,,,qth v ° , 4t ur_ brilliancy, and beauty, by a few applr •‘4,,t• 1a.1.4,..-t-RACT of ROSES, wbichis only to be pur 14tet..iii°:11.;catf tt .. aRu; :is. and SON, No. 35, New 401. 4.1 tiosPrrAt,. Ca-LELEA, Oct. 5, - 'EA . . • uce- of am Act passed' itt th e last k r i Pailiarnent, itis er u cted that the kki 4 Y,t t r t *. of' hospital still' in 'Otnee he , paid by nv4,llet-, instead' of I 1 1- ‘ yearlY Notice is' hereby , -- I rsrer o f t) • ia ' 4r d s and oft ie ILn:tit lonoura ,the 4 ssioners for tua&igini: the affairs of the said l 'eth• at all , the Out-Pensioners thereof residing. in ril4_,tecb,,withirt the District the Bills of •lort;i'lity, are lltlicr:!tioqs4.l'l'ear personally and regimentally, with their .144..;,iltiie'd(!erilticiites of 4:dinissittn, at the Secretary's Hnsllit ti, Grit die respective days, and in m . (44,,!., a& ~,:57a ss9 ,..aceOrding• to •their several Rates of 41,0:`tea,t1re „.07erlyentionvil ; when attendance will be given er the Sw ept the• Morning- untii - Three in:the After ' t o the of a (pewter .of a Year's Pension iii 0 _ e 2 ith of December next. iN\Y r F.SDAY, the 11 tlt Of October. , iat,i4t! " f a t 541 • cit. and lid. per V.Y . , from the diffe litt-h-f! )iar Foch kluards, and Infantry, in . c r , , a the sIL I Z at QOl ,41IUR•SDA.Y, the-loth of October. tli,;: t t ! o l d`!' per day, from the different RegiMenti, .40 ni the Militia. the • bctobVt• k 1414 t s P O n iki l Pr der,.Y.Otm the differentßeennents froin th't three Regiments of Foot , ninth the I . St to the 10th Regiments of Foot in -o,lli, ti i 2e At it. -ATuRDAy, the 14th of October. rtrtt t day,.frotir the ll C th Regiment of Foot, and O g Regiments and orps. t at is.'fitl‘l.OXDAY, the Seth of October. -443 * IS. td. Is, I Ad. -Is. ed. and Is. VA. per h p•Je °4 TUr (1 4y . ' - 'SPAY, the 17th of October. • • ls, ak.d. It. 4d. sd. and Is; Sid. • v tt 71e at % .'l')N' 0411 a4F - 'S,Cd. •• ', the 18th of October. wall those at the different rates to is. lid. (.I: ''' ,l)es Z.t t Ire - 19th of October. N,iit 4 set a▪ (jay, and upsvardt ; also the Pensioners drl csst bintcuts who hav e . been admitted on ac titt!ligt,t,.4';'liksrae.'li,ntl directed • .all Out-Peirsioncrs be p~e of la Hospital, dll pro particular attention to Vii si ci } Ment, which they -arse reC - :uired to produce at the 11 )5 : tare . ordered to trat . ismit to the * v'y l%, NlitjCSt's Land Forces in' London, L itt • liart , s ther •• • Prescribed, 00, or immediately after s• e Y ar t , tilts . t hollt• which their Names will not be 4vreismiint , fti! .1; -Lists hir the which. their Quarter, ..and 'hil t t liki. r . w A tids to change' (hair Plaee of Abode, aS t4krid‘i'ii."atifyi,;;;V`l4,*s, -wiihotit unavoidable necessity, 4 , if lute.. . :tt.tt,ff,;!,R1,1..,"i en'lttlit'r (rand:Orin - 1v attempt, to re t4 t Vt Illardc'ereat of.his l'ension,'eltlici 7 at Chel s ea , (1 c t 4 eat z i r; ! . ! he sli4ll . id the List, and for- V• •• 11 :•ST ; Secretarnand Register. • 157 , 441 . 4. 4 4 _4ll . - ' ....- , ....._ ','. 1 If -•-- "licri,r< \ 'tii -:...,-- i .... -.., , .. 1 --,:. I -....v;:,,,tv .....„ ; - t ~,,,,,,,,,, '*' .\;'" e ...2...... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1815. I)EPTFORI) VIGTUAL.LING-Y <-1 Rfj, Sept. 2S, 1815. rpIESE are to give Notice, thdt on 'Thursday, the 12th of October next, at Ten o'Clock.in.the Forenoon, . be exposed to PL LW 5.:11.,E, at his .3.ln . ;Testy's Viet nat. Drptford, a gIIantity,ofSERVICEABLE BiIEP -and RICE, and sitar LotS of the fullowiog ausfraicieable Provi.iions and Stores, now. lying in thtt said Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, 'Raisins, :Wee, Pease, Oatmeal, Callarunces, Beef, Pork, Suet, Vinegar, Butter, Cheese, and Sugar; 'gags and itag's ; 'tcager, Butt, Puncheon, flogSbead, Bar liaif-hogshead, - Irish 'fierce and Barrel Stares; Head ing, tight and dry; Fire Wood, &c. &c. Deposit of 251. per cent. is to'be made ion tire amemnt of each Lot at the tincetf sate, and the remainder of thepar elytse-money . paid &lore the Stores are removed; for which parposea *Iloilo( 1.! worhing nags rl ill he allwred/rma the day of sale, the !Pryers partientarla observing, that not less than one-half of the gnantitp is to be tahen away from the Pre 75ix,s within, the first sown days, and the rem a i der in the seven. following - nays, otherwise ti . ge deposit ny,wen will In- finji.ited; and lire Provisirms or Sto7fs . remain- tire prbia:rtg Of the 'CrOtiVey as no extension fr.if free will, on any account, be granted. Nita. WEST's picruith,s,-4A - ntisT E ,JEu:ED, hi. SECOND I'!i. ruiu, of cHILNT HEALING in the TF \IN , : 'and the DESiGN of the OW, OFIXION OW', ..i'lol./IZ., with sevural SK.ETCHE`A., arc naw Exhiliiting at No. H 6, PALL-MALL, tt&Lit . CarltOo- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the null ing till Five in the Evening. Ily Order, CHARLES SNIART, See[etary% This Day was publishod, price 4s. 6d. in boards, AN ESSAY towanis a THEOitY tit APPA ‘' lIv'dOHIN FERIAR, M.D. ; ;:: Printed for T. Cadell and .W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Illustrations of Sterne: with other Essays and Verses. Second Edit. In two vols. svo. price 101. in hoards. 2. Medical Histories and Reflections. Second Edit. In four Cols. Svo. price 11. 9s. in. boards. • This Day was published, . Hanthomely printed iu Two large Voluart!S Octavo, price 11. is. in boards; the Second Edition, of • DISCOURSES oN. DIFFERENT s 11.1 By GEO. ISAAC HUNTINGFORD, 'arden of St. Mary's Collc c,, Wiachester, and Bishop of Hereford. • . • iwoftelor T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand, I l ont ; and N,V-4, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Preparation for the Iloly•Order of Deacons, a Charge dOivered previously to an Ordination. Second Editiuu; Sven. price 25 . .- 6d. . . , ~2. 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THE CORDIAL lIALII of GILEAD is oni- Versalty acknowledged to he peculiarly ciiicacioul in all inward Wastiugs, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Depression of Spirits, tie:tinting or shaking of the Hands OF l.iwhs, ob stinate Coughs, Shortness of Breath, and Consumptive Ha:- bits. • It thins the Blood, eases tilt most violent Pains. in the ellitad and Stomach, and prom Otes gentle Perspiration. By the Np.bility and Gentry this Medicine is much admired, be ing Aileasant to the. taste and swell, gently astriuging the i tihrr of the Stomach, and giving.that proper tensity which a 'grs4 . digestion acquires. Nothing can be' wetter adapted to help and nourish the Constitution after - a nocturnal debauch' with Wine, &c. Tlas Cordial is highly esteemed for nourish ing and invit-A;oratiog the Nervous System, and acting us a gene ral Restorative on debilitated Constitutions, arising from Bili ous Complaints. Those who have the Care and Education of Females, the studious as well' sts the sedentaryTatt of the Community, should never be without the Cordial Balm of 'Gilead, which. removcs Diseases its the Head, invigorates the wind, improves the mewory, and collect's the Iniagination; • Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co, ISO, Oxford-street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisboq; W. Browne, Bristol ; anti all Medicine Venders ; price t lA. each, or four in one Family Buttle fur :335. by tvhich one I Is. Bottle is saved, with the words'' Saintlirl Solomon, Liver poo4," engraved on. the Stamp. D r . S o l o mon expects, when consulted by the usual complimeat of at , One Pound Note to he inclosed, addressed :\loney Letter. ll , r. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liver -1,001. raid doubly vst,fze,..i.. . • HOPE. ASSTRANCE COMPANY, • . , Ludgate:hilt, and Old Pond-street, London . ; Exchange, - Edinbargh ; .and ' .EIRE-OFFICE:— . CAPITAL ONE MILIMON. A ssuusNcEs toss Damive liy Fire effected upolvevery Deseription.of Property within the United Kingdom, arm Terms as beneficial to the As sured as' tliiisre of any othiir 'Office. hoss't's are uniferoli paid. by this Omit:ally with the titniiist spirit of Wm. - Silty and .preToptitude. . . Nitiee is hereby given, that Receipts •for the•Renewal e of Policies which exiiire at Michaelmas, •are now ready for Delivery at the almit-mentioncd Offices, and With the re spective 'Agents -cif the Company throughout the United ' • ,• . Poinnes . of Assurance', which expire at 'the above Period, should be rcuuwed within Fifteen Days thereafter; or they become void. LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITA OSIE MILLION. Assurances effected upon Lives and ou•Survivorship.7--An nuities granteil and purchased.—Eudovoneuts fur Children, &c. &c. The Proprietors of this Office have undertaken all Respon sihiiity, and have stipulated for a guarantee of One Million Stelling, as an ample :Security-fur all their Engagements. The Profits ar,siug but - of 'this Branch of Business, after a moderate Deduction fur Guarantee and Expellee of Manage ment, are divided amongst the Assured ; in priportiou tit.the Suns yespcctirrly - zwilrel..„ .upon whirl. Principle nimtroms are the of Twenty, and Thirty per cent,, in additi.h to no • t.umitit of Life Pificies, being' paid; and Case,: hove ocene; ed.. when the nitration of Life 17 ELS bemil pvilongedj, ‘,ll;cre the imyment Las been more than kinubit, the No* Eitt,uice Money, Admission :Fee, or othir Officl al CIF ::!!. - exae -- eit: •-• • WILLIAM BITRY, Secretary. • StlVEit.lol:. - ADVICE. I AATTIEN Professional. Men, eminent for sk i ll and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities, fur the cure ot . a few reioniie,- Di s eases, they rite so ,, pellor to that rejudice which is, so 3 ustiv - excited against the a dvertisements of lawn, ignorant of tile first principles, and uneducated in She practice of physic. Messes. quluttE and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctionell by erer . ; ; - privilege to prac tice, and by the. uniform success which their mode of treat ment for Venet cal CoMplaiats has hitherto been attentlud, continue with-the same assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every species of that baneful poison, as well as the re moval of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the matrimonal state. Ip the catalogue of human iOlhanities there arc none mire 411ieting than those which are the unavoidahle eonsequences of an indulgence in a 'certain destructive habit. The. mlhappy sinferer breads over his. misfortunes, ashhmed to seek relief, until he is re duced to sueli a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To such persons it will he a consoling reflection to know that they may now, , by a new and infallible remedy, be rest-tired to fheir former eonstitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of conjugal and illicit Aileastire, or front it long resi dence in hot climates, hard drinking, the injudicious use of , mercury, &c. arc speedily restored tollealtli'and strength. • •It must he as self-evident proposition, that where the ag gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and Cure of a t . z.w complaints, there must be the greater certainty of saccess; and as a proof of ,this position their method -of . cure is so particularly expeditious, as weli as safe, and so • evidently• superior to the eonsinou practice, that that its some slight eases of infectiou-u perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three days, and in those of the utinoSt • inyeteracy,-where other practitioners have a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, -well-grounded, mid laSting re-establish pent. By an caily application, the patient will •escape the danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the less ex perienced practitioner.. In the most -obstinate and compli cated 'cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethrit,..spungy excrescences, hard tumours, •calious'uleers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also S nucTURES, • , I. at I the skill. df 'Other 1)1'0.W/timers, are; by then present inttroven plan of treataient, effectually and permanently cured, with out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarthing hemorrhage which frequently foilo:vs the applkation of the, lunar caustic. In the course of 20 yearsextensive practice in this metropolis, numerous casesof strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of Which - is, etiected by a safe, certain, and expeditious Mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. Tht! weakness,, relaxa tion, and debility proCeeding from this complaint, is.tpeedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for -years existed, a.pru rer I , t•!rseveritnee in their restqative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is Indispensably requisite to revive the eltunacring sparks of lifc e .aud to re-animate the constitution. Sever a l Noblemen and Gentlemeiv;:of the Erst iespectabi"- lity have 1,, en under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures,, &c.; and having received a radical and vertriEnent cure, requett that 'references May be trade to th'em, as . satisflctory evidences of the decisive superiority;of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures front 10 to . - eu vears,and had heen,under the care of Messrs. House, lieavisides;' and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted,,the cure by the application of the lunar caustic ir rivitlsinit success. . • - . • ... Messrs. Currie and Co. may l e coriSulted by either Sex,' with the greatest delicacy, secrecy , and ho nour, at their house, No. 107, liattort-giirdett.„ • • • Batients it, the Country are requested to stale the particu lars of their case, age, and general t hat* of. &c. &c. inclosink a! remittance foe advice and medicines, when the, same will be given or sent to any part of the, kingftoul., erisnre that. secrecy .so essential to their undertaking - , the postaio of lettews may br added.to the account for medicines. Pt.h . :Taiia, 009.-1 1 7, liattonlarden's ••• , • GOLDEN CROSS', CI-lARING -CROSS', BELLE SAUVAGE, LUDGA'PE-HILL. GENERAL °I:FR:ES FOR TRAVELLING. Mowing ROYAL MAILS set oif from A the above Offices every Evening, by ciiiminand of the ,Postniaster-Geiteral, DUBLIN, Wiiterfin - d, Colic, and all parts of Ireland. . • 41, OW-1E:113, Ilaugoc,• C.4erttit'Ain, St: Asaph, and all parts of-SZoitli Woks. AI I LFOitI3: lIA ;NT. I Vt . ,. r l',,rd-wegt, Ca rrilartiieb, Bre con, Montifontli, and ail parts of South Wales. Nii pt wi eh, Stall'ord, Litchfield, Northampton. WISBEACII, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAN1l31111)C1 - : nd Ely. NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swallhato, and Falienlimn BURY ST. EI)MUNDS, &c. by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, 1)) , Colchester, Ipswich, and Seel e. AVOIICESTER, Persliore Evesham, and Moretent. (41,OUCESTER,,0171 ;rind Burfbrd. • :ON.FORD, even' EV•ialinqat Eight o'Clock. LIT4)LOW, Lenbu amul all parts of Shropshire. YARmatjTII, Lotvestolf, Beecles, Yoxfad,&.Woodbridg'e: HULL, Scarhoromth, Burling - tilt:, and Beverley. B.A.R . KON, Water3ide,:Gaintliiiroti4h, and LINCOLN, Sleaford, Peferhorouir,and And the followity,.; Rural Patent, mill Whim - Coaches, on the newest Laid best construdion. Also. is adkd a list of Citici and Principal Towns, to which . PasSengers ,are regtidarlyo enycycd ; reference theren will sari; much tronl,lc to I:ravellets arid Petsuus batting bassage o:r parcels to scud. . . LIVERPOOL New Lig,ht Cetaeh, ont only one night (car ries fear inside intly), tltiongh \Van - big - ton, Northwieh, Sandbilch, UttoNtiter, Burton-upon-Trent, Nlea§- ,liaiit, Hinckley, JAitter‘vie - th and Northampton, Suudoy, Wedenylay,,and Friday Moral digs, at Six ; ',elk/11LS the jour ney in St; hours, ict ll lighted and guarded throughout. LII:RRPOOL Royal -Coach, through Warringtiu, Ennts forit,‘Ct:itg-,kii,ii;e:irj,, ~, , :c aA ic , Stone, LitchAeld, ilatrtwurth, Ati,rs i l i, and Lutterworth, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mot nitlas, at Six ;, travels with extraordinary 'velocity ; only one night oti the road ! veal lighted and guard ed the whole of the journey. YORK New and Elegant Post Coach every Morrtiwg at Six, throng . ' "J!';iileuster, Ferrytiyidge; Domaster, Bawtrv, Itet fiord, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. From York, Pas sengers are ft,rwatitcd with th'e• E rrttest facility to Ent , A ~~~:. [TRICE SEVENP67bE. burgh, Berwick, Newcastle ' Shia aild Sunder. land, Durham, Darlington,Northallerton, Thirsk, and Eas. ingwold ; Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle,..Peurith, Bi t oaglx, gnu,: Borough Bridge, litiares•Sorougla Harm oivgat t and all parts of the North: , • ~11INC`KLEY,, Atherstone, Luticrworth, and Northamp. ton Camel' everY Morn. at Six, except Mu oday, and creq Even= SHREWSBORY and North Wales, Coach, through Sjaillnall,• Iron. Bridge, Wolverhampton and Bihkinghaut ecv Miirmug. 1 - 101,Vi - IFAROBangor, Capel Cerih, LlanWrst, Cerninge Maser, Conveu,,Cuernarvou, Cur, way, Os wvstry;and ail yank vrq 11.1orning. ' 111104INCUAM New Coach, railed The Crown Prince, through Stony • 2 .t'ratford, 4eniington and Warwiek, every Mornhig at 1 ,, .n r, and.araves the same .ilvening 44 len. . • PAANGATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post-, Coaches every Evening. . • •WISBEACE3, .rani,,.. Chattcris, , and'. St:. Ires New Coach; Morday, Wednesithiy., and Friday .Evenings. .I.,rrcHnk;4l3, l amworth, Hi ,eklev. - Atherstonc, Lutter worth :10 Northampton, new and excellent 'Tuesday, Thursday, am! Saturday Mornings, at Six. -CUELTENVAM New -Day :Coacli, through. Frogmill, Northleach, Burrord - , and OAOrd (carries four inside only), sets out every Morning, oierpt Sundae, a,t• early the %Attie Erening al , the, P lim OSC.FOKO New. Post Coach, called Tile Do/lance, evi - Py Moroarg.at . :• 4 • , •• . , • NORWICH very. last Coach, through Newmarket and The'f:rd, every liprenin; at Seven. . . YAItMOUT4.. Lem:stud*, Beeeles, Yoxford, - and %trood bridge l'ekg - raph, every Afteronun :it Four ' • IPAIVI('H andCtilvt,ester,every_lfter:uuon at Four& Si'veri. CAMBRIDGF. ankl • Ely . - New Telegraith coach, every nnd Carriages to mdl Parts of Norfolk, :iutfolti, Essexi and Canihridge,ltir.c., . • , . . . .. . .. . FA N.EN li A Nl,:Swanarn, Brandon,. and Ni:wmai Eet ele gant Ncw Coach, the t .Lord Nelson, ruesday, Thursday, and, SaturdAy Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday:it Five. , - , I.YNY•; 1),;:st Coach Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturd a y Morpings at Fire o',Cl . . . _ I-1 . . . . . SOUT.1MI 1 110; and Lvrnington ~e legant- new Coach, every Mornitti; (except Sunilay) .at Five o'Clock. Packet sail to the Isle of Wig,lit on the arrival of the Coach. Parceli are convey(Ato ail parts of th, Island. _. . _ _ . . , WINCIIESTER; Basingstoke, and' Hartford Bride vc ry fast Coach, every Nen'iling at Five °Mock. TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches* ever Morning. TONBRIDGE. Wells new Post Coach .Cearries four inside only) through Tunbridge' Stwenoalies, and Riverhead, every Aftcrunni atTotir of Cleie k, Sirnday excepted, BURTON uptni 'Trent Post Coach, through NfeshaTizt, TWyeross, Atheistone, Hinckley, Lulterworth, Welfyrd, Nor thanwt9n, and Dunstable, Stinday, 'Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six BRISTOL, 'Bath, Niellohain, Devizes. and Marlborough new and. excellent Post Coach. (carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lizlit'ed and guaided throughout. • • This Conveyance‘is inco ntrovertibly snperior.to any on the W.esteir,n Road: ' _ • , Plymouth, and Fahnouth Coach,,eaned the Ball curry Aim ng at Serrit. sivENOAKs, % .„I, ea d; Rroalle y GOaett es , ever Y M orn. HAsTINGS, Robertsbrithre, Flisnwell, and Tun— bridge expeditioys New Coach, every Nlnin ng at half-past Fire. PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Eveniug at Five &Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Hurnclean, Peters6.ld, Godahning, and GuildfordNeiv Coaches, ev'try Morning and. E'vening at Fite. .• - - PORTSMOUTH acv; and elegant Post Coach, the Duke o f Wellington, Tilesday, Thursday, and . Saturday Mornings, at Eight •• • - EXETER and Tanatnn Coaches, every Morn'tn t - & Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Mornu ing and Evening. PLYMOUTII and Falmouth very fast and c h eap Coact ' cyery Morning. ard.E':ening. . . • 1114 ' BATH and Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Evening at. Five. • LE WES,T.Teklield, Maresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches; . e.vers.Morning,it Eight . BoGNort, and. the Reeks, a Bathing Place on the Sitssec Coastonueli admired for its fine Sands, a nets Coach, every Morning at Six. CHICHESTER, Midhurst, and Hatlemare, new T e l egrap h, y o %n c d h, - . CyICHES'I'ER New Coach, ivorth, Monday, , Wedneoay, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Duncton, PetWnrth, and Little Hampton;Tnesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seve'n. MAIDSTONE, Mallik, and Wrotham Coaches, every Morning at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOIASTONE, Hvthe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning. •/- - DOVER, Margate, Itainsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Mtitniti?#, at Sift o'Clock, and Evening at Fi v e. Extra Carriages always ready.for families or parties. BRONIPI'ON, Chatham; flochester, and Stroud - Coaches of every description, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Notii, and half-past Five.in the Evening. • GRAVESEND, Northfieet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and, - Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five in the Evening-. EstraCoaches always ready.. . . . BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, gate, Crawley, akld Cnekfield, every Mowing at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Duke of NorCilk . ,.evrey • Morning at 'Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & Hen field. BRIGHTON NeW and Elegant Post L'oaehy the Eclipso: every Afternoon at Three. BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-past Eight &Clock . ;A l ' % l ;i v ) E it'l' ' l-i i goli'ioClern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car ries Nor inside only) throng!) Broadwarer, Findon, Ashing ion, West Grinsteatl, Horsham, and Dorking, every Morning at Eight . GODALMING, Guildford, Morrow; East" Horsley, and Bonham, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock: EASTBOWIN - Summer. Coach Tuesday,, Thursday, and Saturday, at Hai f pist o' he e l. GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning ant!' Afternoon. DORKING-, Leatherhcad, aim Epsom Coaches, every . Mornin. at Niue, and Afternoon at Three. , STEYNING, • !Horsham, and:• Dorking Coaches, every . 111 , Srnili!- ' at Six. •• . . HAMl'lof , l . and Mitcliani Coaches Daily. . • Following COACHES set off fr4in. the BELLE SATIVAGII CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. . BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every ?Moiling at a Quarter'fiefOre Five, through Stony Stratford, Southain, Lernington, au Warwick, OXFORD new ai:dele:;antlst Coach, the Defiance, eery Morning at Eigl.t. SOUtHAMPTON (Collier's Coach), every Morning, ex. cept Sunday, at Dire. AL'I'GN Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. , NIiWBURY Coach, every Morniag, at Half past. Six. SALlSBUity_,Coach,atHalf past Three every Afternoon. .1 - IASTINGti Ncw I'w:A 'CoaCh;etery 11torning - at Eight. AVINDSORCoach, every Morning, at- s., g n. BRIGHTON-Gonch ,the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, t Nine, through,Dorlang, HoySliant, and Herifield. BRIGHTON New Post'Cuach, the Eclipse, every After neon, at Half past Two. BRIGHTON post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LUTON Coact, -every Day, at Ont. HAMPTON Coaches, every Yrorni rig and veni • PORTSMOUTH Coaches,every Morning and Even. at Fire, LYNN New 'Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, .and-r.t;aturday Mornings, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office n Loudon from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering- Pl aces , end places el fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will be paid to inquiries at the abate Coach Ottices, and .every information punctually given rerative tb ill public Carriages setting oft from London, — The Proprietors are mot answerable for any Parcel or Package above Five Pounds value, unless entered. and an Insurance paid accordimri , ; - • Jat. -- IN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. , 4 '`- ill 1",, . +ll‘ 4 i .1. 4.„,/ ) ..iv + . ' 4 4 . 'q .t V ' W r ' ' ;';'; ie ' - ,44z.,44,-..- /I 4:4 4 ;,,,4 —^l • ~ :/:;. L. ?# —,- 'lst ' )4 . ow -7 4, 1 , '''firt,t 1 tf ,p , ore,. ,'4,/, . ~..t-T-fP4---...ri t;", • -,,,", NAti - ~,...., , _At . .. .0 ... - ''' 1: .; i . t b - POUF ROYAL, 3,AMAiCA. for the. ItbLIEF of the KIP SUFFERERS by the DEsntuurioN of the above TOWN by FIRE. Aniouut already advertised - - L. 1,450 0- 0 Further Subscriptions since-received : ,Riteft floine Gordon, Esq. - - 50 0 0 ' yts, Tlitton, and Cu. 25 0-. 0 Irancis Robertson, Esq. 25 . 0 0 Itose and Augustus Fuller Senior find SMI Janus Slivars And Sons 2i 0 0 10 10 0 '5 5 0 Furrier and Thonnis 25 . 0 0 Omits White Williams 10 1() 0 Street awl ‘Voulle 10 0 0 Subscriptions may be paid or remitted to the Collecting Committee, who are address at Mr. Holden's, New City' Clian.oers, Bishopsgate-street.—ubscription hooks also re main open at Lloyd's, and at the Jamaica Coffee-houses.- ECOND- LIAND PI A NO-FORTI;;S, the Pro t• ray of a blidy of Di. tiaetion.--L-Capital Grand Hurl zwital by liroadwood and Sons, as good as new, cost 75 Guir neus,,for 45 Guineas.—‘l Cabinet Pittno-Forti., Shop4irice do Guineas' for 38 Guineas.—A good square Piano-Forte; with additional keys, pedal tn! pillar legs, for 20 Guineas.—,May. he seen acJ.Watlins, No. 5, Leicester -rdace• N. 13. l'aelting-, cases may be g ot reasonable, and carefully packed 7.. • • ACCOMPLISHMENT AND ECONOMY uNrrEp. THE PIANO-FOR-1E and SINGING, GCr . Mita Flute and Pateiit Flageolet, b9th double and sin gle, TAUGHT by a PROFF,*;Oit ;.the two former a;. Three Guineas per Quarter, the latter One Guinea 'fir Poor Les sons. By a mode peculiar to 'himself, the Advertiser will en gage to do more with a Pupil's proficiency in three months than is generally - ael.ieved in t,air times that period. On that txto:it,dellghtfui.and fashionable instrument, the Flageolet, he wiltperfect any Ladynr Genit,n..o post paid, to J. H. George:cottage, Slwate-squAro. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in 2 vols. svo. price 11. is. boards, 311C1'..LIJANEOUS TRACTS , on GIOUS, POLITICAL, and AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS. • By RICHARD WATSON, 1).l). F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Landaff. Printed for T. Cade!' and W. Davios, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. • -- • - •t,• • j7;.V527"4 \ • . • , . -= ~.