The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-05 00:00:00

- 4 .: , = AZ " 24 ; / ) 1, 'ArBIL 3. ; , I` l. ‘• whael• a! ea. icg A li at itipitiegt• cro . 7 : • ' eopatr a • aessa• 17.: - I - . 747 * 4 r A!' ' xi r i 4- 7 41 r ..............„..ta_ ......11.__.....1 t 4. ." • ; ? ` ' ,, , LJ _l._ N , pliael. 'P7641-1 - ,;i ; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11-.i13. [PRICE SIXPENCEsITAtip ' F,NNY. ANE , 'eigber S P , N•ivy-Ofliee, April 4, 1315. POOR KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR. through Stony Stratford, ,Lemington and Wartkich, tray Morning at Font', and arrives ttic.,inie _Evening at . 12 en. • PARISGATE, Chester,. Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches.every livening. Fi.oM Tlic-LOND()N GAZEI"rE, ArFIL 4. t 2 665 Od t 65 5nj A 4 - t 635 Fa , i t t 62s t 615 ° A I ' t 605 t 595 OA - 595 57 5 v 7, t 565 13 ,' 555 °' lid- WISREACH, March, Chatteris, and St. Ives New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and .Priday Evenings, lATen FIELD, Tamworth, Hinckley', Atherßtotic, Diller worth and Northampton, new and excellent Coach, 'lnesday, Thursday, and_Saturday Mornings, at Six. . . CHEurEsIIAM New Day Coach, through ;F rognu 1, Northreach, Burford, and Oxford (carries four inside only), sct4.oat every Morning, except Sunday, at Six; and arrives early the same Evening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham. OXFORD New Post Coach, called - Tile Defiance, every Mu, ni ag at Eight. . Lord Chdmterlain's $, 1 , 15.: Notice is hereby given, tlkatiter :t'iaies►p wilt hold atbraw ing Room at the Queen's Palace , ott Thursday, tile: lath iu staht-, at two o'clock. Carlton Ifouce, March 9, 1815. Dis Royal Highness the Prine,e Regeffit,svas this day pleased, in the u . .iine and 00 the behalf of his Majesty, to confer_tkie honour of Kintflithood on John Caolphelt E. Lieutenant- Colonel in the British Service, and Colonel of the 4th Regi 7 latent PortugueSe Cavalry, and Knigla of the Royal Poi-- tuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword. NORWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and Thetford, every Evening at Sewell. . . •THI.IATR , fmym,, 1-)PtI RY-LANE. ~_ FLITS .PREA i?, Nl' . EVEN LNG , April 5, their m:,„____ •,. .'"Tler NerralltS wili rrf ,, rin, for : th e 7th berm long 1, -- "1 Operatic Drama in Three Acts, Which has bt.A.t 'l'tt•Dlr!..ttion, to - it• Zill• d in T!I F. I'NKNOWN GUES'I. . 11' '''' new Ncene,, Dresses, and Decaratuins. 11,, The Mu - le be ,' r Kelli• and M:-. Braham. _r ..,__.__., . cl,. ' • - , Aracters -hi Mr. Brabant, Mr. Bel!atny, M .. ' 71 ,7 . ei'''l,ili,os, Mr: ICiight, Mr; Muntlen, Mr. Oxliert.3*,,,;rs '' %ster. Barnett, Mr. CroOlie, Mrs. Dickons, .Mt 1, Miss Poole, Mrs. Bland, &c. &c. PA . s.:, k t.t.er which (1 dtli time), a new NIGHT. 1 11 ' e , 1 ELN O'CLOCK! AND A XI • mr. wanack, Fle x e i called 9 ur : ' l e- 1-Irau ters hv Mr. Gettie, Mr. PenleY, , • , 1%,,1a4,40"1., Mr. Ban ' iti:ter, Mr. Knight, Mrs. Edwin, Mrs. ..,IN• Stt. riplilS P - i'llEktlq g R , IYAL, COVEN f-GARDEN'. - 13, "Pe r f it SENT EVENING, Apri l 5, will • ormed the Musical Entertainment of 'logy,, „ 13RetTfIER AND SISTER: kAristoyal - 4 Tormei, Dot.na . Mr. l ' i e n 'I • lora Miss Stephens; 111111. ti mrs.l.l,',..,setto;n_onna sit , Mr. Fawcett ; Don Sylvio_de :i t fter . witich, the Farce of l'u,t,, „ , LOVE I, VW- AND I'HYSIC. . 'ir.'",e LOVE hi.ttli.ew4 Lubin. tant, Mr. linit'ent; Dra :"‘" will 'be adtied ',on time), a ri,v Grand Me - 4.N1pr.,.„ main. limnauce, call ed i'll()Zit;''•alt;hOe Si(t;i'trai,-)l,P,' Zl i t f; . l ; : a Ni r 1 .1 ): 14... Stunt A . N'i r ( ) th il 2 I c S IL: N a N ; I , F A E I . r - ( bit ' Me -raft (the- No - matter), Mr. Eitter , ,-.At.iiiimdzazacirl: 1 if i4144 to ZeliM, Miss Booth ; Ebra (the Nc ‘), Mrs filhhs." ' S. '..--..„._T0-mori.ow, Venice Preserved •; with Zembuca. tlt -iiPxy..(4.4[4LEIZY, 00, Pall ~M4,l.,l'NaottlV(-1 t I'EXII-1: :losTo.a.:c., GALLERy, P 7, Pall Ma. , , ►1 V . 1) 1 ,!? the PUBLIC.—fhe Ma;zuificent C. I L ' ECTION BONA -1).1k. CIITRES• hel , ~' , t ) 'PRINCE LUCI-N - . y r , . , it,,in, t to be soLD 4pitikx,..i,ittitue, ou view at the. first of these. t,„ „IAND 4 14%, 1 , 1 ,:,I .F, (nsTit mi.,. individually :—Aud_ I 'il be it ' ,. , 1. ic,c,, 1,, GuERcINO, and other . fine Pictures 4, r .4wings, at tlie Second, Dead th,ie,,7'iv,d to Mr. Sharp's large Engraving of The , c . where Subscriber's Natues will % N C', and \1 Mr. after the Picture by Atinibal Car . rac ! . 011ts'' Hetith, Raphael Nlorghen, tr,, 4.8° to the Select Works of celebrated Portraits, by ts,.. Nitilliog &c•—Adruittance to each, Alit,' WEN'll's P ' l CT til - 11767 ----- th -- i s " : RE _ e.,„ ..,EciEb, i s now exhibiting at No. 125, 1) all . Ni 1 , a1 „ 1, _ tie., ,;i4ttit",lli,e, with the addition of the Original '""wa's 11 ' hay eCitUCIFt,);IONT of OUR SAVIOUR, wl" , '• ' fret ty 2 i) '' reit painted on glass for the Great Window ( 3 . 6 I d : (huncra St- Geor're's Chapel, IVindsor. Often eve!y y YeXcepted) frltn l'en till Five. 1 , By Order, CHARLES SMART, .....„.......„..5.,,..2u0d Fires are kept in the Rooms. -- Secretary. krt , • PATF.NT FILTERING' MACHINE. , „ y„,-, rEINSON'S PATPINTT FILTISn-li'' 1 . 4 1 z 4 eNsitate„,,ll iliN4, e a , r; . p; 71 abl . e , never ont.olo.r.e:.aitit,v,r,aantdthine liked for.purtf)mis Y tt4uXatitititilitLetl,_rute ~,fr,'.)l(;allons per,day, rendering .. begs %must a' tot . ' u ... „•_, leave tu otter his gratef . ledzroent3; to o at ' It tientry, and th e I , ll' 111 ack" - wr 'inC'ti'd'ug the Water E,:!./,,•"ge, and offers his I nvents 'l) Le ' f" their ' I•l'''pric" Irst, or large size Tett (Twineon at the follcml• ~e of -200 (c . ) . ‘., p,r 4.,........,,,,,,,,i1d site as, purifies at tliiFttl:' poo gal -I'o4 Per ilay.—Third size, Five' 'GeuLetle-'4Gs Guineas, ditt o Per To be qe" • term, at w or k at his iki.ti f 6' Mortitner- street, 1 ~li...B,lttire. . .Hi actory, , - *llse. Co ( , , and at the It it o f the Jerusalem Callee , .. ,„„,......._ ,per 3-court, Cornhill - by It ( 3 - y -- -—--, , - ' , 7' . . , ~ , ,t.. _ Established `",••• EXCI-1,1154.4., „1, -- :SITRANCE 01. I. It. ~ Itoyal Charter, vn - - the First. in - ;:e Reign of King George March, 1815. ti.4llBoNs-, whose annual Premiums fall due . at,,,,Z the 24-tlt instant, are hereby informed, that . Receipts over 11,, . r i e4 q to be delivered at the - Company's Offices, eti(!..l4' Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as writ as by their :e -ar Its' A gent s , in the several Counties ; alit!, the P..r . ties a..!- ei„ are tents to apply for the Renewal of their Poll tee.,li or Rive the 9tl, of April next, as the F' aYS alklikrtd COI' I`. y . t 6 • d the date of Cetie Po 11'41 theu'ex ' '- We'll ' e} Oil pire. • * , ' . SANII7F.L PENNING, Jon. ±.Zecretar!:. /kit Attendance is give daily, .'t 'said or . •s for the n, a. the •occ. , . Ila r b r .lire of buildings, Goo th , ilercliandize, and Ships, to 1. p it u . t . ', in hoel, or while.huPoling, front Loss or ,Damag.e tie (41`,-,lrlll also fur the Assurance of, and granting Annul- N, B . ~:','..ts• . . klaitreci.ll!. Policies .will be issued free of . Expense to the ,kairt;... , tr,iere ti --e annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up- N.. 1.4 d. 1-l OPZASsui.... 7E cx---)MPASY, . , ~t ._ '"e"bliii Lanflon ; Exchange, Edinburgh; and NA L. „L, ragrcland-streut, Duldin. _ it SSI7IV''.°I"PICE.-_—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. _ .41k—tv,i'lANCES against Loss Of ' Damage l oy the tr:ire eirecled mpon every Descriptii - in of property •A t ' . it ln 41.,'11i asite(itliiiisedol!4:l'll)". orrn y ',oh Teriui as beneficial to t! f i A i other Office.. Losses are urn . koogtli,,iselOuipany with the utmost spirit; of liherditty and • i?l,...()..ticet,ill:4'ebv 7 , i • ~ that Receipts for the Renewal of kt t i l l e tl' ,:''''cil ex it..e ‘atetiLitily-ilay, are now ready for Delivi.irye 44e,ilts l'uve•itletitioned Offices, 'and with the resp ‘ eetiv .P,iii,•(' P,e Company throughout the United King•ill.. _ lesilal'd'i.s or Aissurane.e, which expire at the ainwe r'eriod, kirc o , ll . ' 74, ir,elnkirei within Fiftifen Days thereafter, or they 11 ,,,, L , I!k:' 6P.t1CE.v(2,1 PITA". ONE.,;IIILLIrOsTi.p._Ari7 kC.titg7itill'edellaeii.lt;(lp(l'illr)c()hilai:4les Vi l i d iluTv l inctits for Children, • 11.1"1:Pit.V,P1r..ctor, of .this Office hare nnd-rtaken ail Ite,.,P?"- l'ii; 4 . .Q, 1 1%11 l! stipulated for a guarantee of One Milli" :ltht.l; 4 . au ample Seenrity for all their Engarcinents. icilf,ii.4,!),lts arising out of this Branch of Busliz o e i ssa in fte „ ; e a - ,!!1t,...4-_ticihictinii for Guarantee and Expellee M * lre r ttivtded.amongst the Assured, in proportion to the 1,44 e,, isiPeqireirassored; upon which Principienonieroinisi 4"4'lees f T T w enty, and Thirty her . cent., t. lull " '. o. ' ' Policies, ~ a„1; anti ',eg ha. the Amount of Life bein t , I E.I 44.1341,1,t'oceu,rred (when the Duration , of Life has win . i t '? ticiiie toogd), where the pa mina has been twit ~ 0 i ., . 1. 7 lie `,.., iii •issureil. . Mli..it Ancti Nlinirr, AdllliSgioll lee, or o th er OLlic l i l a .y l, til'illte7;7l4.acti.,4' :. uoeLre C.ientlemen of the Army or A' . 'rvit 11.51 ad,:ti lona' Premium, unless called into actual '' ' WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. ,14 11 1i1 7.--- 4 . 11 : --- ----- 11 ~ . " For want of timely li • a; t. Med of, medicable wounds?' c lit . ARMSTRoNi" ci, V itt ti on 4. , t , ,,a0 es of the CORDIAL BA LAI - of' I,l l.i t t , g 4 d b. lb ou l i e g d e a r i ( l i y t • d emonStrated, in erodleatio r t the so . Is symptoms of Nervous I)ehility.'" ittrir l oitr e, 'is tend e d to t k ilt. , htira , its certain :ouch to establish the fame of this success on those Compalints' which *ri'tiai, •""tis s . <3 deep • lif? ils ‘. 1 ) ,.. e5, „_ , ... .in the Constitution, arid are so fatal: k , pi e ' l lerh e i,,T Mankind, 1,144,\\4,6 is.,,;:asheenunconitnonly successful with young t(i.Nitt t.l__fie.rsly!;3l4,tet,libe_ii,,pHilir...)a.r:_iiite and air of old age; who k e ' t 3 , l 'jii ., ~,,,,„ heciZe"b I (-di stupid., and even imbecile; wlicr!e legs are no longer able 4.134ti11y11.".;. Phew'' liav an eitiati:ti:eti,tichlpbaltat,d. Iv i e t r e t i: nl t i l l..ast e for every thing, rir p;;!...islt,ornichi.iin frequently 0 , fli t i ,!ea,,,,,,, e (! 5 L,Y i, xveakened; y d tb.criy, and ,(4ktet:CfSktnutri!."l,l the eyes sittl ' r ' ioto s' th "N l i 4 1' , l ' S O, "' d Str ig" ' N °. l B, Stroud • ti 'ea . ttun and :,4-„1.f.0,:t. ioo*::::4olll.4.,,trt:)etti),,Ll3oioin(Vi Ch urch-yara;: u md „bacon 'a C n o d . • London ; in &Wes, priec I Is. each ~ • t,, .„. e Fionilv 11 e ZIII. sTzl. . e . k..; Mottle ; for 335. by which one :•• ,unient Stamp has the - ,rds.: Jlik ° N it% l i - uus LiverpZlel: 4(l 4l .l:nt e d „ r 1 he r enFraven in its oilir-al Mr- , -•-• pos3ibly f a r stiZis,e.uf each Bottle, without 1 TM.; nay were published, In Three Votomes 13► no. price 11. 7•. in boards, riIHE TR(=EDI ES orViTTORIO ALFIERI : Translated from the Italian. By CHARLES LLOYO Printed for Lengnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pw,rnoster-row; and at the British Gallery, .54, New Bond street. " Alfieri's Fables are all adniirahly contrived and com pletely develope .; his riialogne is copictus and impre:4ve; and his clr:cacters all deliver natnral se:ititnents lb great beauty, and often with great' force of expressiun.”—Edia burgh Review, No. XXX. This Day wat unhlished, complete, in 5 Vols. Sro. the 7th dition, price 21. 51. Boards, of ' ACRE!) BIOGRAPHY ; or, the HISTORY KY of the PATRIARCHS; beim-, a Course of Lectures, de- - livered at the Scots Church, London Wall. By HENRY HUNTEr, D. D. Lonny:, rtzoLoi for i,siogo;.., Hurst , 14es, Orme, and Brown ; S;eatcherd and Letterman; I.:whim:ton, Allen, and Co. ; J. Mot ray; B. Scholey ; W. Baynes; tilierw , od, Neely, and Jones ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Ogles and Co. ; Gale, Curtis, and Co.; J. Walker and Cu.; and J. stockilale Thit Day was puhlished, Tit Quarto, price 11. 16s. in boards, THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, front the NORMAN CONQUEST to the Accession at Edward the First, in 'Two Parts. Part the First—Coniprising the Civil and Political History. Part the Second-,Containing the Literary History of England durintr that Period, - • . . . A. By SHAIioN TURN : kit, F. '. : . . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Item Orme, and BrOVVII, Paternoster-ruw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond; street. _ Of whom may he had, by the same Author, The History of the Anzio-Saxons, cnmprising the History of Em;land up to the Norman Conquest, in two vols. 4to. the Second Edition, price al, 3s. boards. , GOLDEN CROSS, CU ARINC;'-CROSS, AND rir.LLE SAUV AGE, • LUI:GATE-HILL. GENERAL OVFICES FOR TILV‘/ELL:NG. HE knowing ROYAL MAILS set ulf from the allove Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-General, DUBLIN, Waterf,ird,,?Cori.i . , and all Parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, anal all ,- . parts of North Wiies. , • • • - • •• • MILFORD HAVEN, Harerford-West o •Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmouth, and AB parts of South Wades. Namptwich, Stafford, Litchfield,- and Nor thampton. WISBEACH, Mairch, Charteris, and St. ves. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. •;, NEAVMARK ET, Brandon, Swaff ham, and:Fitkenhain • BURY ST. EDMUNDS, 6c.c. NORWICH, by Newmarket and ThrtfOrd. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and rci,,n. ,GLOUCESTER,CHELTENHANI, aud.Burford. • OXFORD, every Evening at Eight o'Clock. 1 1 LUDLOW, Lenfiury; arid all parts of SbrOnisiire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Beccles . „ Yoxford, and Wood bridge. ' • • . , HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley.. • BARTON, Waterside; Ciainsborough, and Brigg: LINCOLN, Steafard, Bourn, Pelicrhorouge, and Stilton. And the following, Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the newest and best construction. Also is added a list of Cities and PrincipalTowns„:to which Passengers. are regalarly conveyed; a referencetbereo will save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. - LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one •light (car ries four inside otily, through Warrington, Northwich, Mid- Sandbach, Ultoseter, Burtontipen-Trent, Meas. ham, Hincklev, Lut‘erv•orth and Northampton*, Sundlay, Wedneidav, mid Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the jour ] nev in 3t hours, well lighted and guarded throughout. I • LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, Krints ford, Congleton, Newcastle, Stone, Litchaeld, • l'adworth, Atherstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth, ,Tuestlay,Thursday, and Saturday mornings, ht Six ; travels with afraordinary velocity ; only one night on the road ! well lightgid and guard ed the whole of the journey. YORK New and Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six, • through Tadcaster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Bwxtrv. ford, Newark, Gratin:an:, and Stambril.. 7 - roin Ybrii, -Pas sengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, Al nwick,. Shields, .and Sunder land,Durbiou, Darlington, Northallerton, Thirsli„ . and Eas , ingswold, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith, , Brow h, Rip „ pon, Borough Bridge, Kuaresborough Harrowgate, and all parts of the North. HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Lutterwortb, and Nurthitrrqr ton Coach every Morning at Six,-except Mondav, and every Evening. SHREWSBWRY and North Wales Cheap Coach, through Shinall. Iron Bridge, Wolterhampton and Birmingham every Nlorning. •• HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Cayel Cerig, Llanwrst, Ceenioge Mawr, corwen, Caernarvon, onway, Oswestry, and all parts of North Wales, every Morning,- BIRMINGHAM New Coach, called The Crown Prince, YATtNIOUTI-I, Lowestoft', Bevcies, Yoxfurd, and Wood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon. at Four o'Clock. IPSWICH and Culdiester, every Afternoon at Four and Sven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. FAKENHAM, Swafflu!im, Brendon, and Newmarket ele gant New Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Five. LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Five o'Clock. - SOUTHANIPTON and Lymington 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 conveyed to all parts of the Island. • WINCIIESTER, Basiagstote, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coach, meet/ Morning at. Five o'clock. . TUNBRIDG 2 and. Tunlividge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. TUNBRIDGE Wells new Post Coach (carries four inside only) through Tunbridge, Seyettoalt , !s, and Riverhead, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock, Sunday excepted. BURTON upon Trent Post Coach, through Measham, Twycross, Athelstone, Hinckley, Lutterworth, Welford, Nor , thamptnn, and'llunstable, Sunday, Wednesday, :and 'Friday Mornings, at Six o'Clock. - BRISTOI„ Bath, Melksham, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only) every Afi e r n ,, on at Five, well lighted and ,guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the Western Rom). Fat . ..TER. Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal loon, ev, ry at ,tieven, • AEVENOAKs, !Urethral, and Bromley Coiiches, every Morniog. ILiSTINGS, &Ate!, Robrrtsbridge; Fiumell, and 'Fon bri,ll;e expeditious New Coach, every Moriiiog at half-past Five. _ . YOWL'S:MOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Horodean ' Peterss4l, Gorialrning, and Guildford New Coaches, - evei;.• Morning aud Evening at Five O'Clock. PORTSNIOUTH New and ele4ant Post Coach, the Duke of NVellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and S..it urday Mornings, at Eight o'Clock. . Eft TER and Taunton Coaches ► every Morning and Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and.Tamiton Coaclie, every Montt ling. a id Evening. I'LYIIOIII - 1 and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches, Nloyniu, and Evening. BUltYaeld Newahlrket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at halt .past Fire. BATH and Bri•itol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Mulling at half-past Four o'Clock, alt Eveolog a t Five. tTutic.l;l, Lust Grinstead Cuaotcs, erers MAriiiugfitt. o'cloc k . . • 13007.•;Qit.,ai,d t lieh•Ociss, a Bathing. Placo on the Stur , ex Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a arty Coach, every Murnin4 at Six_ • , • • CHICHESTER, Mid laird, aid Thole/nitre, new Teletrrapli Coaches, every Tuesday, "flitArsday,.aud Saturday Niornings at Six. 7 emienEsTEß. New CoaCll, throngh Doncton and Pet worth, Monday, Wetines , !,Ly, and Frid,y Mno,ll;l 4 s. at ••;•, , t-ca. ARUNDEL New Coach, through aLnicton_P e r w „ r th, and Little Hampton, Tuestlay, Tlaysday, and Saturday Mornings, at tiere d.' _ MAIDSTONE, Nalling,• and Wrothani Voai.dies, every 'Morning . at Fire and Nine o'Cloek. FOI.ASTONE, Saudgate, and• Ashford' Coaches, every Morning. , , DOVER, Mar:k;afe; Ramsgate, Deal, ahd rlorite r l mi . y Coaches, every Mu9iin,7,l4 Six o'clocli, and Eveiiiii; : at Five. Extrk Carriages alsVays ready oi• • BROM VION, Chadian), Rochester, •anti .Coatliet every it at Six, and Nine in the Moening, One at Noon. and Fvening. l'n tile Evening . : .,... "?arhvi at Six and Ni t n 'i? i A n %. t l l :: , /-; l N o f r i i , ii i` u ; g o , r ,e) th rl ti e eel t , x at::: ) : l ) , a , k i t i t d ei t r .,, c i l Extra ( onches always ready. .. .i: : ' _i ~... , r , i .. . BRIGHTON or4 , ,inal Red Coach, thrsr !ug , 4 , r0y .,,„„ , Rei gate, Crawler, and Chekrield, ..s.'cry Mt./riling:at Eight. Bi{IGIITON New Coach, called the I.):F.lec of Norfolk, errey Morning =at Nine, ttliratikh Deirkini;',"l - lorshaiu, - and 1:111- tick'. , . • , 1311IGI-ITON New and 'Elegant Petit Coach, ttle Ectipsii every Afternoon at 'lhree. •,, ~ .. • • •• • , ....,, IIIt.IGHTOS Regency Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock every Eveni,ii.r. , WOR'IIIING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car ries Toui . ,in'Aiite loi)i v) threitich - BioalUvrWer, • Findein, 'A sh'in e , ,-' ul, I lorshAiu t and.Durliing, ever 7 Murnih , 8. at Eilit b'Cloe h. - ' - ' ' Cioildford, Mrrrow; East Horslty ; and Iflo ,, katU, Toe,day, ThAlt.l,l y, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. EASTBOUPS Summer Coath:„. Ttie.Way,. Tbut*day, and' Sat urday, at tiall past Six o'Cloek, . 'GO! ALNIINCi and CinildlOrd eveiy INfoiming aud .Afienwou. DORKING, ,I.eathcrhead,` and F.psOni Coachs, every .Muruing - at Niiie,.and Atterntton ist,Three4 , sTfszcitiC, fiUrshain, and. Dorking Coaches, every Morning at Six. : ; • • • • : a. 14 Yr..'.teharn Coai.hes.paily. Tae CO_LC:IES set off front the BELLE • . SALTVAGE. CAMBRIDGE Patent Maj. -BIR.MINGELAM.NewIIAist Coach, the Crown PVi ace, every !Morning - at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stratford, Sonth•uu, Lemington, and Warwick. OA FORD new.and elegant Post Coach, the .Defiance, every Morning' at EWA: SOUTHAMPTON (Co.lim's coach), eNTry Moroing, ex cept Sunday, at Five. . . • AUK:O;a 1 Tuesday, Thas - ilay, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. . NEWBURY Coach, evevy Morning, at . Half past' Six. SAIASBUILY Coa , ;11, at liallwast .Thre every .Aftclnoon. fl - ATIN',..;S New Post Coach; every Morning at Eight. WINDsOIt Cqach, evern•Morning, at Seven. • BRIGHTON coach, t;:e bac of Norfolk, every Nlorning, at Niue, throng-! 'Dorking, Iforshani, :tad BRIGHTON Nev.. Post Coach. ? the Eclipse, every After notin,*at Half past Tivo: BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. • Coach, every'l)3,', :it' One. • II M ('OS Evening. PORTSNIOUTH Coaches, u, cry nt Five. • .I.:YNN ?ivy.? Coach,. Tuesday, Thursday, and.Saiui' Moroings, at Five. The Proprietors restl"2 . . P .,i; 9 rtque . st to notice, is the only Office in London from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering Places, and places•o4 fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most stri c t a tt en ti on lie paid to inquiries at th e above Coach Offices, and ,everi. information punctually given relative to all public Cartiages setting off from London.— . The Proprictori are not answerable r any Parcel or Pachage above Fil : Pottutis value, udless entered and an insurance paid h..:cordingly. JOHN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. iret s p a. ____ 57 0 56 0 - 50 b. l 11 53 r o c i i; t 3 : 4 10: 4 1 0 o d to 41 cts . • s i 4 4 to Qt S to e, s to , . q r. s r, cl bu e r 9ro t . per r 4 54 id to " 41 v 1 190 t§a t° to ct lit lo to J J t° 3 0 to od d " 04 4 44 a, , to o is o' t P l° onto , a ; it •• Ids t• 0 4 0a . 1 °I Oa 7j OP 041 155 OA 174 Od O i 1 69 oti • • • 10 5 .f • • 1 0 ' • • . . 6 4 '3 , i l 15 0 1 1 1" (1 ! 1! 16 ! Ej rTS. to ,65 gd to 6 e• Ot l ' g. P , 0' '' s ..' Ode ~ ,,,,..,sd, 2 La o the " D - 4 0' ,s 1 ro o;4' fp 6 ab at e 0' cW t ' LIE Principal Officers and Commissioners of JL his Majesty's Navy do hereby give notice to such Lieu tenants in his Majesty's Navy as are desirous of being re commended for the Appointment of POOR KNIGHT of WINDSOR, under the Will of the late Samuel Travers, Esq. that they must apply at this 011 ice, on or before the 13th of May next, when they will be informed of the nature of the Certificates and Testimonials which are required to chew that they come within the meaning of the said Will, which ex presses that they" are to be superannuated or disabled Lieu tenants of English Men of War," and shall be " Sip& Men without Children, inclined to lead a virtuous, studious, and devout life, to be removed if they give occasion for Scandal." To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAM ES ANT) GENTLEMEN, THE ANNUAL ELECTION of DIRECTORS for the EAST INDIA COMPANY, being on Wednes - the 12th of April, allow me most respectfully to renew my SOLICITATIONS for the Favour - of your SUFFRAGES, on the present VACANCY, to he re-elected a Member, of your executive Body. Should y,,n be pleased to honour me again with your con fidence, I pledge myself to a zealous and faithful discharge of the various duties of so important a situation. I have the honour to be, with great respect, ' La6ies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and most devoted humble Servant, WILLIAM WIGRAM. 31, Upper Harley-street, March 29, 1815. Day wa!, publighed, In One Volume, Octavo, price 10s. ca. bound, A , , A CCOUNT of the A B ouriox of FSMALE INFANTICIDE in GUZERAT, with Coashicrations on the Question of Promoting the Gospel in India. By the Rev. JOHN CORNIACK, A. M. Minster of Stow. London: Printed for Black. Parry, and 4 o. Bookgellers to the Hon. East India Compay, Le:tdenhatl-street ; and M. Kedie, S. Kelly, and Muckersv, Edinburgh. BANKRUPTS„ William Nix, Royal 'Exchange and Rond4ffrie, Patent medi cine vender, to surrender April 8, 15, and May 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. Humphreys, TOkenhntue yard, Lothbury. • . . Thomas Plimpton, Nicol's-square, City of London, calen , defer, April .13,• 15, and l‘ltry 1•6, at twelve;• at Guildhall.---; Attorney, Mr. Henry Jackson, Hatton-garden. William Watts, Bitteswell, Leicestershire, dealer, April 20, 21, and May 16, at eleven, at the Cravn Arias Inn, Co ventry. Attornies, Messrs. Sherwin anti Flail, Cheat James-street, .Betilard-row, or Mr. Palmer, Lutterworth. • Thomas Laycock and James Laycoek, Branford, Yuri:shire, • dealers in oil, April 8, at deven, IS, at twelve, and May IC, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Freeman. Castle-street, Falcon-squate. Thomas Tye and Matthias. Pearce, Little Eastcheap, sioumeichantS, April 15, 18, and May 16, at one, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlem • Thomas Tye, Little Eastcheap, checsemonger, April 11, 15, and May 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, MeSsrs. Tomlinsons, Thomson and Baker, Copthsll-court, Throg morton-street. John Anthony DeSelianips, Howard's-place, Clerken well, engine -turner; 'April 11, at ten s IS, 'at de, en, and .;lay 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneyy . Mr. Blacklow, street, Soho. Peter Coxe, Throgmorton-street, auctioneer, April. 11; at ten, 15, at eleven, and May 16, at ten,. •at, Attornies, Messrs. Bleasthile,.• Alminjer, and notate, Hattunrcourt, Threadnvedlei , street., • Richard Isbell, Charl es Chakile; 'and ItichardDigory Isbell, . Miilbay, llevonshire,.. builders, Apri1:14,15 . , and May 16,, at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, ,l'iyin,Th7ll Dock. Attar= tries, Messrs:Darke, Chu'reh lind Darki., Princes-street, s Bedfurd-row, o r Mr. J. W. Buzau, Plyntouth Dock. DIVIDENDS. . . April 26. I'. High, fl;tadeshury, .Lancashire, cotton-ma nufacturer—April 29.. J. Lrve, of le%.v.ir.t.:rt, cabinet-maker—. Ap it 29. J. Gate, Fleet -street, pastry-cook---May 6. K. C. Searle, Saffron Walden, Essex, upholsterer—April IC J. Haigh, Marsden, Yorkshire, eutton-manufacturer—ApriJ,29. J. Walters, Statham, 1-lertfordshire, farmer=-May 6. J. Sturwey, jun. Wepuotli, nplinisterer—A.yril 25. W. BoWen; -Jeriuyii-streets, saddler April t 3. C.lelianaii, Wool wich, shoe-maker—April 2S. fit. Eccles, L. nn wool len•draper—May 4. ..1. M. Stiles, Frome-S•elwood, clothier— April .29. J. Pugh, Red Lion-street s .,Holborn, iroinuungo - - April 29. mereisant- -- April 29. .1. toe, • Great 'Cower-st recto jOluinher—Aiiril Byrn, nroaJ-street, insurance-hrolier—April P.M ; i:;Li ews . Gopthakonrt, merchant—April 2:,. , 471.. Lite tentiani,court-road, oil and colourman---Aprit 29..1. Whitley, .Marsham-strect, Westminster,' timber-merchant—April 29. J. Lamb, Newington Causeway, carpenter--April 25. J. latw-. son, Kingston-•upon-11 till, inerchant—April W . : - Warren, Mauchcster, .Z. 5. Toplis, late•of De vonshire-street, Citieen-squarL", svarelioulan—.lpril It. Jackson, .Birminghain, button-inal.er-Allit 27. R.. linghall, Liverpeel, NI. I Icy-street, Piccadilly, Wine-merchant-4day 6. J. A. Randall, Maidstone,. nurseryman. CEiITIFICAI ES—A enz L 25. J: Palmer, Croydon, lace-manufacturer—•J. Beathin, Ca teatou-strect, coaknerchant---J. , janoston. l'iqadise-street. St. Mary-le-bone, slater—S. It. Brothels, gilt toy-maker—S.-Dom:ford, late of Honiton, DevOnsilite, 641- merchant —J. King., Gosport, tin-plate-motriier----G.. Keri Crooked-lane, - tatlow.chatid:er--J. King-'st.i.cct, den-square, wine 7 nlereliant—'. y, Sati o ll4 and J. Stammers, Fiixeartis, Essex, merchants—.N. Sanderson, late of Narrow-streeti' Lithebouse conknerc Ifaht —E. and ti..) .luxou, Birmingham, brass-founders. DISSOLVIO).. • G. G. I.w.vrittice, - T. H. Czmir,,J. Colo, :uod Bristol, stoneware-potters—:3. and W. Itkage, Chichester, army-clothiers—J. Lord and E. Tryoh; mercitatitA —W., Noakes and T. Sa. ,. .v . yer y 'Pict-hurt, Sussex, drapers— , T: Ho:ovoid and Stocliport, Cliesiiite , tintslitt mantifztcturers---B; • , 13y4y, attd C. I.,ktegw Dor / haM, chemists—J. - Troup and AV. Alezooder, Tool - Ty-street, silversmiths—Lg. Gibson •and. W. - 1 - liggiiisote r i Whitclotrelk; Shropshire. acid-manufacturers---J• Newton anti .1. Both, Manetii•ster, bracers--H. F. Harrison and AV. Staitilauti, George-yard; o totmetuists,—W. amt J. Madd o ck, Liverpool; 's'dai,'-'hialiiitzectitiers'i. Vtilt;in';ind Caulphel I, Ne.wgitteitreet, 4iitrit-drapery—p. cy.rig,ht -P sc pc, lainp-manufacturers—W. V. fiewlctt, W. Green; and (..I.'Grei.:ll, Huai-lane. • 11ANKRUPTS, ; SEQUESTRATION EXAMINATIONct,DINaIDE - NDS, The 'wife of the late Walter Sliirviiia,` - ininchant in Dalkeith, and others connected with his trade, are to ue eitautiiked the sheriff-clerk's °Mee, Edinburgh, 12th and 26th April, at, two. • • ; • 1 ') • Creditors of Andrew Bell, late merchant, Edinburgh, meet in. fhe -Itoyal-Fachangc 'Coffee-house 'tlierc; lath ApiiV A two. r , • , , . . . Creditors of George Alexander, merchant, Ergin, meet " Kennedy's Inn titers:, titfOlay i , at pop. Creditors ofArchileild Macdonald, at Leek, and Ewen Mac pheri.m, Aluckonl, cattle 'cltalers,: meet in the Trustees'i Writing-clmmhers, Dil4wall, 27th Apyil, at one. Creditois.tif John Muir, Tliotnhill, meet in Cue Old Coffee-house, Dumfries, 12th April, at two. NAVAL COURT ALUITIAL. A Court Martial was held on board - his MAes ty's ship Cydnirs, off Cat Hand, Gulf of Mexico, on the •11 th of January, 181 a; to' try the Min. Capt. Willianr•ll. Nam', and the surviving Offi cers and crew, for the loss of his Majesty's ship the Hennes,. and their conduct upon that occa sion : and the Court having gone through the evidence of Captain Percy and his surviving Offi cers and crew, and deliberately weighed ai. , l sidered the whole, pronounced , as f . r." con - " The Court is of opinion, that *"', on Mobile Point, was perfectly tittack of Fort Bowyer, stated ; that the conduct -•• j o.Ytitied by the circumstances was tuP.. Holt. Capt. Percy, in placing and - judicious; that she was de re-nneft b him, bus Officers, and mew, with the greatest gal ladtry ; that they used their utmost exertions to save her after she got aground; that her loss is to he attributed to the. ene my's shot havii; .. . , cut the sprit son her cables, which exposed her to a raking fire from the 1. ort, that rendered it impossible to persevere longer in the attack with alrohability of succtss; mid that she was not set fire to until all hopes of saving her were gone, and then, in order to prevent her falling into the hands of the enemy. ' and the Court doss, theref o r e , honour- • ably acquit the said Captain Percy, his Officers, and ship's n c i o e n s ir a T d ' , theytif a b lame hereby in honourablyt: s s ofl a i c is q u M i t ak il s u 5:1 , 1%1 j. v . r y - . Itear -Admiral sow. ConatXtiToN, President. '