The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-03 00:00:00

I I Pl i Vi l / 4 1 / 1 N, 41--or-r-c .fp .-...:\ ~.* ~{ i ,: - 4.c . c. . -t r . o, :y.ti . ky , ,„.i,: , 1 o , ~. iir s3 ,if ,----'-'.,, \;-1- I \c 4 * rr" -,-4,4;y". - : ,, :-, ~ 4: , '.4 46 :. 4 7 0 , ' i i•Z,t `.......-j (. t tikv , c - "' t ,i! - C: 1 //).. _ j . `SI - t" • Ur / N \ ,go d 4 4,,t% • //pp , f ' ; ‘ ) , ' \\x \ , lqyninnit 7200.] TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1815. [PRICE SEVENPEi4CIt. . . WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION' .—City of London Tavern, October 2, 1813. 28th June.—:\t the General Meeting ,at this place—Re solved, " That a General Subscription of all classes be open ed fiw the v.pecial Relief and - Benefit of the Families of the brave Oitic'ets and Privates killed, and of the -tvuonded Sok ferers of the 11RITINEI ARMY under the . command of thu illustrious WELLINGTON, in the..signal Victory of Water loo, and in the several Battles of ,the,present Catapaign." The Committee have advice, per'Messrs.Thorntun and Co. of a very liberal Subscription being opened at St. Pete rsbu rgh by the British• Factory. and individual British Resident§ in that Capital, to which satiny Ftweigilerx are desirous to add the testimony of their 'satisfaCtlon and admiration of the va lour and success of - the glorious 18th of June. . . . burgh, Berwick, NeWcastle,• AlnWick, Shields,' and Sunder land, Durlinin,flarlington, Northall vai], Thirsk, and Eas i ngwold, Glasgow, Duinfries . ,.Carlisle, Penrith, Brongh, Rip- Poi), Boron ti Bridge, knareihorough Harrowgate, and all parts I 4 the:North. „ . : , . „ . 14INCLIZY, Atherstone,. tutterwortb, and Northamp ton Coach every Morii,at SI?:, - .` ,. .ept Monday, and every F.ven- SMIEWSIIOItY .41'41 North Wales Cbeap.,COaCh* throokh ShifNall, Iron l3ridge, Wolverhaniptcnk and •Itirininghain every Morniug. - .• , -., . .. • ~ . . - . • ~, HOLYMAIVI:Iain - or Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, ; Cerninge , , . _ Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon,, Conway, Oswestry, and all parts of North Wales, every Morning. ,•• , ' ... . BIIWINGLIAM New Coach, , called The Crown Prince, through Stohy Stratford, , Lemington and Warwick, every Moritin ,, at. Four, and arrives the sanie Evening at Ten. - GERMAN PAPERS; rnEgFIVED LAST NIGHT.] AlAwnort,t, SErr. have at length au. • thentie accounts from Landau, from persons who were a few days ago in that fOrtress„ Guardi, asvrell as the yegular troops, liae at length submitte4 to the will of the, King: the frst are disbanded, disarmed, and sent indivi dually to their respective homes ; and last Sunday the last of the regular, ttoops marched out. The citizens mount guard, the gates are open, and. people can go throug,h without obstacle', hut no allied tro`otps haVe entered the place. The same is the case with Strasbnrg. The Moderation. which has been Sbek‘lll to those two fortresses, which are so formidable to their neighbourhood,. excites general admiration . ; 75,000 of the Rus . sian troops feturning from France 'will pass through this 'city. At Halifax, in Nova Scotia, a SuliScription . has been opened, which on the id instant, amounted to neatly L. 4,000 0 0 Amount of Subscriptions matt. at this place - P.M-UW.ITE, 'Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Evening.. • . . WISBEACH, March, Chatteris; and St. Ives New COach Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. ; LITCH ELD,-Tani worth, Hinckley, :itherstone, Linter worth and NOrthamptou,•new and excellent Coach, Tuesday', Thursday, andSiiturday Mornings, at Six. New Daf.. Coath t throno Froginill, Northleach, Burford, and ONford (carries four inside only), sets out every Morning . , except Sunday, at Six, and arrives early the same -- Evening.at the Plo.lnn, Cheltenham. ON: FORD Nsw Post Coach, called The Defiance,. every Morning. at Eight. NORWICH very last Coach, - through New Market and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARMOI7TH,,Lowestoff, Beceles, Yo*ford, and Wood bridge Telegrap-h>everY __teroquil at •Fou'r . o'clock. ' IPSWICH and Cole liester,ercry Afternoon at Four et Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Tvle , raph Coach, -every Night, and C a r r i a g e s to Al Parts of :IN - o%lk, Suffolk, Essex,. and , Cambridgeshire. FAKENHANI, Swaftham, Brandon, and Newmarket eie gant.New Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesdal,, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Cloch, Sunday at Five. LYNN Post. Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning's at Five o'Clock.. . , and received L. 173,472 4 bN Further SuL s. d. Parishes of Bramford and .Burstal, near Ipswich, perthelter. • ' G. Heyler -. 10 0 Parish of Dartington, Devon, per Rev. J. Bidlalie - 33 14 0 Parish of St. Xew, . Cornwall, by • the Vicar and Church wardens - 19 9 6 Collected at' Surrey Chapel, after two Sermons, by the Rev. John Gritlin 200 0 0, Paristes of Palling and Waxham, .per Rev. W. Robbins - 216 0 Parish of Ahlerley, Gioucestershire,per Matthew A. Deane, Esq. - 20 0 0 Others of the Parish 20 2 0 -40 2 0 ' oscriptions : L. At Glynn, Mills, & Ca.• Parish of Charlton 4 12 Mrs. Twiggis, of Be verley - 2 2 0 Mr. C. Nicholson 1 1 0 Two Day's Pay of the • per►naut Staff of :id East York Local Mi litia - - 2 10 0 Parish of Newtosen, .perßev.J.F.Cleaverl3 1 11 Collection at Baptist Chapel,. 'per Mr. Ellis - 2 14 0 Parish of Llanwning, per Rev. Dr. lames 5 19 0 Parish of Carne, per ditto - - 0 14 0 Parish of Llanwchawn, per Rev. E. Wi►►g feld - - 5 0 0 Parish of Aherharesp . , ' per Rev. Evan Jones 4 3 0 VIENNA', SEPT. 17.—The tOu'rt Gazette of to day contains the capitulation of the fortrets Of Auxonne, which it had been foUnd necessary to beSiere . Because the GOVertfOr had not dismissed the regttlar,troapS, -at is stipulated in the Conven tion with the Preilch Governthent it 'surrendered T l . •as soon as the botnharctnent egan. _n r_cningen. and Auxonne have been fonnd aboVe 300picet of artillery,' I)oo,cwt. of powder, and other 'very considerable and 'valnithle military effects. nit whole is conveying td the Hereditary States. ScHAFFHALISEN, Seer. 17.--=-On the 15th the . . Duke of Wasson°, with his tiv6 daughters, arrived het:e from Basle, and proceeded this morning to At Lubbock's & Co. Parish of: Vcatuiton, Devon'- ;. 10 4 0 Parish of Ferrybridge, Vorlishire, by Mr. Win. Carter - 13 .6 0 .• , • - --........c., - E "„ THRATEE-Eorm.; DRURY-LAN , -:,,, PRESENT ErVENING, at Oct. 3, 151.5, thia•ris'e'r Majesties' Servants will perform (never acte d - " e ltre) a Comtilv, in Three. Acts, called r kk \ . THE CHILD oF.NATuEE, Powell C, : ,_.e ,lurci a, Gattic ; Marquis Almania, Mr. mrs. -br°`:Valentia, Mr. S. Peaky ; Marchiope.ss Men . da .. , • alir srtavtnauthis, by a Young Lady' (her first appearance on Afte t r l l,,, . , l'Hr - '''"en, a new Melo-Dramatic Romance, call ed 'lAT ... 1 1 ' M AGPIE : OIt,.THE MAID OF PALAIS . . reta rd 13ai hei Mr. Minden ; Farmer Gems, ?Ir. D,T A .. t:° c " , .! 111,. , :tlr. 11„ Phillips ; St. Clair, Mr. Barnard ; Richard, (1,,,11:,11ark ; Blaissut Mr. Knight ; Isaac, Mr. Ox er , . 1 16_ KtMlir• Nladdocks ; ' Dame Geivas, Mrs. Sparks ; Aiiitettes 11 14 A /1 1; Of ~., et „t-e First an Inc:dental Ballet, composed by. I . lr. 4 ss t li „isbe Characters by' Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, 1,,, , 4 " 4 KcY, Sce. &c. • W " i th will be added ' (first time this season) the INlUsie a 1 Farce of b 41. I) .THE REVIEW. • N; . ePuty 33,11 , Mr Gattie • Captain Be.auzard, Mr. J. ittU'i,l"r'eY Mactwoiter Mr'. Johnstone ; John Lump,..i ..tatiul . ".errY ; Caleh Quotent, ' Mr. Lovegrove ; Charles .. % . s . i - )111;,411;-1 Barnard; Kelly aylove, Mrs. Orzer ; Lucy, mrs. .I,Th e n a 2 c che . , Miss Kelly ; Maid, Miss 'vers. .r.iltati. .-Office is removed to the Rotunda, at the principal tiv ctufthTh- I •B .1 tre-t p ‘ es, ~.. .ea mon r}t ges-s .- .. rlc e „, ls.; Second 'Price 35. 6d.—Pit, as- ed-; u er 164114 ',.—Lower Giller ' os • Second Price, Is.--Upper Pl' Second. Nla s Y '„,'s• ; Se.„ T i,,i ii e - y '.-C ''- lila..,,,',lt',liasr.lyn ha ving ri b e e; i 6- 1 ( a . third time honcured t crowde with the' d Au 4lee , t .' 41 '1' 4 '01 - al 'of a brilliant and m,r)._ . i il le f e ..'. 111 repeat the Character of Amelia. IN ilc.enhaim, for le.ii.„ ~..irth tlin e -61, M on da y ...1 11,,:itt4teu.f1.)41ua-i54;.18 . n , w ~,,„? willrica. . _ ~... e .. ' • • r The f tic homance „of 111 ma . gp be repeated every .Even ng till further t hh rsday, th lot Merchant of Venice : 5hy '.7:14.1.Ati)1.)1()",e6-"elnayg •' o b f is T fi h i e. st . appearance..,,ienhetahtaiti,CNltiai:7 (,4„(l.4)ukt%,:.....aturday, the Beggars' Opera: 11 . ,,,', Ny il les..M.inclay, Lov . ers' Vows. m — r Ol i i Tuesda y' the . Ilarley (haiiiii.: ~e „ !lii fi,. s .._ eur_otlei.r at Law, in %!lii . ch . 4 t , eii, , ,, t ` ,P_ i_rlianauce. been received w ith ,os ; great applause) ral,:iv Niij_4u.l_ra(ter of , D , octor Pan,,l .\ - i lq R, vvi ,,C I Drama, In 1 wo Acts, to he . called True Sa t:l-'Na, ''. tie produced on Thursday, the I Q a t" 4 . I ,.ii t; 1,, , , 4ve,s,froin Bath, is eaged at this r . h ! t i re ins a t li a d nt ;vill : ....................................______ ''rlui ght. '' t aPpearacce io t a popular Opero-intlie , course of • 1. - Tii • .. x , EATRE ROYAL, t;OVENT-GARDEN. _ _ iTin;9.ll-1101V EVENING, Oct. 4, 181, ,D.. ~ aged the Tragedy of Zo tt 't of G I JANE SHORE.' s..i , I, i,tl oucester, 'Mr. Egerton;. Lord 'llasti.n!'.ll)4l.nr:' o [beat, Mr. Terry - Alicia, Mrs. • Faucit ; 'us.O'Neill. t Aft, h t p , llleli, the new Melo-Di:anaa, called )4 t. erald m r. MAGPIE, OR THE NIAID. . wilr.., 4_ Alityl4t T.Fitwcett ; Everard, Mr.' Barrymore ; .., ,it 4 1 1 `• 1 k„,,, ;- knjainin Mr. Far't'y • Justice of the '' j ! 6 ' i t .: t ' l ttii - jd 'ar ;_ i .' Mann:, ' Alr ' . Liston Bertrand,. Booth. Pa k.`r Act ; , 51rs. Davenport - Aunette, liss b S y . _mr. Noble. men 1, ii .4,1-Incidental Ballet, composed bu„rasui:ers :--Mr. Noble and INliss LupPht°' , pli, ''t at 11 ' wil "'e 6 d at Half-past Ili • Halt_ . Petle 11, 4, % fdr i!'4,tDIY. . Fire, and t4e Y *t Ol'Se e ti e. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the "kes 7: . ~.'t-strtet, from 'ren till Four. v . . 1.44 • , Second Pric .• - •ii Pit •t,, er Gait, i . (-, -' t y t Gallery is.; Ai:' 4 Pri ce tk; ' Y 14 .; Second Price Is.-. PPeSecond Price ilt, Iti' O'Ntill' (ti. s ': i t tliQ ei.o,lly Perform :in the next week on Tji . it , rs: h .kt, ii nd i- "Z 1 heter of' M s Haller ; ou Saturday . , BLI i .. 117 e. '4 -lorntaYi t he ' 16th, r Juliet, for the 'ld time this Itl,,,tmee, Ntelo.nra, th 'n''eryl; l: • la a The Magpie, Nit tiriti _ . ening till further notiee. or the Maid, will be th(.1t,1„,,)..D.t4 Serious Opera Of Artaxerxes : Mandane . Dt,,,f_qttr uitLosa. ughes, who was again received t n . i t t h be at h, .ierd a .. distinguished appl ause ; after which .` .„, 1'i, 4 '.21 e-11;tw, Parce. which has been for sutue tiruein re _ ~! rer li ,,`, ed Phe Farce Writer.—On Friday, the flay of tii`ti M,, l 4,i s a t : Ariel, Miss Mac Ilne: 1 1 t 'tal or , • Y Miss Stephens stiill m ake her first aprearanc e . ke,ehrtlath, kl,..tis,eittfu”--actcy cif lapped in the Beg . gars Opera . , 4 ~'- air (his first rance in that,. Cha -1 st: ' ' r3 ohli, • • . . . minent tilt f ?tessf i i ,lu the Chaiieter ortatlyTeazleilra e , b k•ci;.4Thilt..4oitylinapiiidatitdliLviliiile Play having been honoured d on cre e k , . of the auditory , will be repeated o i BIItIIINGHA...II WORKHOUSE, r ttit r. LUNATIC ASYLUM. September 47, 1815. ti t , . 114::',tiardiatiS and Overseers of t,ilbelt. Valrei, ittitti4ted'‘, 4 t , a General Meeting held th'tetatiout-tLaitimittet for the purpose of receiving P 1 at the I . e . to • ans. 4t r ttept ) v 't. B ec. fur the Erection nt'a ` l th 1° " of at Building .. properei derided kik ree c ia _ . least EIGHTY PAT! EN'IS, .t . o : be fit fat,:,!, 14,..4 . (_ . , hut capable of bting en l .4 . rg . i_d_ . F 1 1 POUNLA tet7l4.iirc,;! offer to any Architect r_to adapted. the Corn t It is ex till,.' that ti,,, 1 1 ,: s all. be approved and ao!..P il r ktief . - ' 'an* will bv accompanied probable- d en ,a%top.„ et"cting the Id Id' ~ cased with Stone, an . ' l ti l i,e ( iro ili i, 4 .tu . iii,,, (~ less wall , the Acres, Di. ails of ', which will not be t han Ei g ht A P htr i hs ect a le l4'l height. t,,,, Gil it ': requested to be directed to Mr. Jahet, C . c . m ),- - .'l)t ' '" l 't ie . ur .. Birmingtiani, qtt„tq!. ,i l tl,. t einl ie , i te, igh-streL., si,,,'•ittle,,,i 2, ISt5, of whoin any tett r, 1 %1.) 's May he known, on. application (if by e further infornyition P I\l o t r r T.N MONEY. = '''')Altil\T Gentlemen,&C. are i ‘tiy fully i r , 114,,,,trhaqin bin.rtued they may be supplied wit-, Free_ MOSEYrespec:tto ),t,:i en„ntopu terms equal to Mortga.4c, secured en .. in _ die k e g i p, q ar t 11, Leasehold Laud or Houses . , Alor.c.}•. er tl .... „ li,,,,Liviir.lagr, Settlements, Widows' Jointer es, CI g} ,tt,ss.yk„,r, or as other Property. 1 i41. 44 Y oni resPectability maybe supplied on their i.,,tithot,Yt°,, (;entlernen will find every liberal accommoild Persona! di i nili tti ael ay. krl t 'tl t Qu from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) . ' , lcy., ° lessrs. Wills and Co. Nu. 49, , lea,.. South-street, • i;„-A3LISUE1) FIFTEEN YEAlts. • U Utile.. • 1.• cti u ate tespectittily invited to a . n 1 1‘lt; of the very large ;Ind cheap Stock of IRISH Lll s "" SHEETING ''CLOTHS, now on Sale at wit t Onth s i d r t 4 nig u B loonisbnry-square. The Company, tIICC then' Estabiisliu,ents here and in Ireland, l, ll. tit i. l .. . ; ' , lth% l t t n_Ty the above Articles touch cheaper . and 4 7 . _‘:t . he procured throtlgli any ot her pietligin. ;1hr,,;.1101,f r?lttaelted under their awn inspection, syoh t,'!Jtillt`i,"(l".elt4; they warrant their durability and l7 : co reretiirli the Money should a faulappear.l; . lo 3 latt hf olly attend e d hr.—Agents : John Dutio ' i °ntsbury-square, L on d on ; - Samuel Lee, 10 ) fo:.lUreland, and I3ank of Ireland N o t es , taticn 'or kir diScounted. tit 1 This i•iheti, I til t 1 r ge 1 ' I ay P . . '. .d accot din; to , I t ti lt E . 0 unit, Svo. (revibed ,t rid a It( rt . IP•uNTII4 d i(!n of the Loudon Phartnacoperaa), Prix' 16s. pi g , . con- N, 14i ii . 'ON DON DISPENSATORY..; 111 qiica thtl P it;t rit i !ig the Elements nuit Practice of Materi3 ~,- c• t s o f .!1.4141414q, with Trao'shtion of the itiotrinacoP.--;"bis.._ rtil; h : l ..' the Ettinburell, and the Dahlia I:°ll'?'"l,lll.l;„"iii ,,tillicki .1""Y Useful 'fable * • t - opuer-plates of i .10 the , 1.,,,, in 11,,t4attl,,Pit4tratus, and two addition a l Plate's of ''. s " ‘ ... 14i ‘ uf I.'' 'Potheeitries' I - 1111 ; the whole fu'utin a ' ii .11„ ty,r‘l4 Medied anti Theapeutics. et,titr,,te' the TOI) )T. 1 NIPSON, F. L. S, , lii, '; the Itov• 1I • 1 1 of -„I U - ' .i„,l o f the Nieli.SE?* ti,e _rt i , a , r ...01.e4e ,urgoity ~,,. ~e Am ie.al, 1441,N1),t111;i43:e y uf Londo n ; and . i. v i 0. .1e.,.',:2_ v,.,...,_t_ i . ) tii t2 . '4 and the Itityal Plrysicat !..utl l' _ s !. r-aL4 ('tJ'Aiht‘"l fbrit.,,,,,_ . ~ ~ ~132...z..:11.. 'tr'raw, 21.4,12 liqrst,lZeez.., Orme, aou At Goslings & Co. Lady Eyre - 6 6 0 ftlembers of the So ciety of Social Friends, held at Mr. Nl , lslenzie's, the Thwr Herrings. Bell-yard, TetiTle bar ; by Mr. Brown, Secretary - SO 0 0 At Lloyd's. Parish of Coney Wes ton, Suffolk, per Mr. At Esdailes & Co. Additional from the Town of Poole, Dor set - - - 1 0 0 PrOdure of a Concert at Margate, per Messrs. C 0513 and 7' 15 0 Caisn • - - Parish of Thurston, Suffolk, per Nlr.Jau nettgi - - Parish of Ixworth, Suffolk, per Rev. G. Bolder() - - 19 11 0 Additional Collection in the Parish of Stoke Poges, per Res. Arthur Bold At Hoare, Barnett, il,;Co. Parish of Peil haw, in Parish ofMarytavy,per the Diocese of Bris- Rev. E. Hoblyn 3 9'B tol • - - Ditto of Walton, Herts, Parishes of Edwin Trerßev..los. Ellice 37 9 0 Loach, and Jedst( ne Ditto of Hindersday, ' Wafer, Herts, per Suffolk - - 217 G Barnehv Ditto of Castle Do- - Parish of Great find tingtoo, Leicester- wortli,Cliestiire;per shire - 37 14.6 . kev. Richard Jones T. Perlans - - 2 2 0 and ChurcTiwardens SS I G Subscriptions aro recejvcd at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon don Tavern ; and by all the Banker, of the Metropolis. J. P. WELSFORD, Sec. od October. Sun, Bankers 31 13 0 Messrs. Cebb and Sun 15 15 0 R) 0 0 4 1 G I 16 C 5 0 0 lir:min-I AND HAPPINESS. DR. \TEN EL's ANTISCOItBIJ TIC VEGET ABLE PILLS are proved, by the experience of thou sands of the first Families in Europe to be the most certain, safe, and powerful alterative, purifier, and sweetener of the Blood, ever discovered. The very high estimation in which this Medicine has been held fora great number of years roust render all encomiums quite unnecessary. The Proprietor eau refer to so many i , dividuals of respectability, who have de" rived benefit front these Pills, that the most scrupulous must be satished with. put the reel merits of this Vegetable Pre paration will, on a fair trial, pleed more forcibly in its own behalf, than any thing that can be said of it. Aft those af dieted with Scurvy, Serofula, Leprosy, cutaneous and acri— monious Eruptiens, or other Disorders, occasioned by inipu rities of the Blood. To those likewise, whose Constitutions have been impaired by the injudicious use of Mercury, itmust be a great consolation to have the , assurance of" finding re lief. Whatevt r may have been the orieinal cause; the Most inveterate cases of Scurvy, &e.'iiivariably.yield to the benign influence of these Pills When all other Medicines have been tried in vain, and the presei - eptions of the most celebrated Physicians have failed, these'Pills have proved efficacione. Dr. VenePs Treatise' on the Scurvy may lie had gratis, at 14, New North-street,, Red-lion-squafe, 'where the Pills are prepared genuine only by the Proprietor, and sold, wholesale and retail,. price 4s. MI. per packet, or six in one for one gui nea, duty included. Sold also by BaCCH, 150, and Allen, Oxford-street; Richards, 193, Strand; Ward, 321, Milburn; Sutton, corner of Southampton-Street,liolborn ; and all other Medicine Venders. GOLDEN CR()SS*, CHARING -CROSS, AND BELLE SAUVAGE, EUDGATE-HILL. • GENERAL OFFICES .FOR TRAVELLING.. THE following ROYAL MAILS set oil from the above Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmcester-General, vic. • DUBLIN, ‘Vaterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Clteruarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Wales. MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. CHESTER, ratmptwich, Statford,Eitchfield,Northampton. WISBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEwmmtKrr, Brandon, Swaffham, and Fakenbarn BURY ST., EMI UNDS, NORWICII, by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. WORCESTER . , Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER., CH ELTEN HAM,andllurefird. • OXFORD, every Evening at Eight o'clock. LUDLOW, Lel:limy, and all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Beceles, Yoxford,'& Woodbridge. HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. •• BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brig - Lt . . LINGOLN,.sIea lord, Bourn, Peterborouge, and Stilton. And the,folloiwing . Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the ... newest and best construction. Also.is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers arc regularly conveyed ; a reference there° save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to , send., LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Nortlich, Mid ! delwich, Sandbai•li, Uitoxeter, Burton-upon-Trent, Nleas ham, Hinckley, ',utter worth and Northampton', Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at ix ; performs the jour ney in :436 (lours, well lighted and guarded throughout. LIVERPOOL , Royal coach : thiough Warrington, Knots ford, Cougleton, Newcastley l'ainworth, Atherstone, Ilineldi:y and Lutterwortb, Tite§day, Thursday, and .Soturday winnings, at S'ix ; travels with extraordinary velocity; only one night on tl:e road l well lighted aiid guard er! the Avliole of the jintracy.. YORE. New and Elegant Post Ca'ach every Morning at throng* Tadiast.er, Fefrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtry, ford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford.. 'From York, Pas sengers are forwarded wit the gyeatest facility to Edia . _ , SOUTHAMPTON and Lymington elegant new Coach, every Morning ( e x c ept ~Sunday) at Five o'Vlock, packets sail to the Isle of Wight Vin the arrival of the Coach. Parcels arc conveyed to all parts of the Island. • • WINCHESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge Tel : !, fast Coach, every Morning hive o'Clock. TUNBRIDGE and 'Tunbridge Wells new and caSyCoache4, every . Morning. TUNBRIDGE Wells near Post Coach (carries f our i ns id e only) through Tunbridge, SeeenOakes, and Ri ver h ea d, every Afternoon at Foue'o'Clock, Sunday excepted. BURTON upon Trent Post Coach, through Nleashani, Twycruss, Athelstone, Hinckley, Lutterwort Welford, Nor thampton, and Dunstable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six o'Clock. BRISTOL, Bath, Melksharn, Devizes, and Marlboro&sh new and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly saperior to any on the Western Road. , • • I EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal lobn, evvry Moi iring'ilt Seven: SEVEN:MKS, Riverhead, & BroinlyCoaches, every Morn. HASTINGS, B4ttel, Itoberrsbridge, and Tun ,bridge expeditious New Coach, every Morningat half-past Fire. PORTSMOUTH and Gosp3rt Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five o'CloCk. PORTSMOUTH, Horudean, Peters ~ Godalmin, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Evening iti p .Five. PORTSMOUTH Ncw and elegant Post Coach,. the Duke of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday :Mornings, at Eight o'Cloek. EN ETER and Taunton Coaches, every torn ing & Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tauaton Coaches, every . M ern gin and Evening. • 'PLYMOUTH, and Falmouth very fast and cheep Ccachei • every Morning and livening. BURY and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at hai:'-past rive. BATH and Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Iklorning at half-past Your o'Cliick, and I.veniug at Five. LEWES, I:Afield, Mares held, and East Grin Stead Coaches, every Morning at Eight o'Clock. BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Susses Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, ev e ry Morning at Six. CHICHESTER., Midhurst, am a 'Hislernare, new'Telegraph Everv, Tuesday, Thnrsday and Saturday, at Slit. CHICHES i'ER New Coach, through Duncton and , Pet worth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUN DELNew Coach, through Duncton, Petworth, and Little Hampton,Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrotham . Coaches, every Morning at Five and Nine o 'clock.. FQLKSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, every :Milling. DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate; Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Morning ut six o'Clock, and Evenings at Five. Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties. 13RO:111 , 1 . 6N, Chatham, itochester, and Stroud 'coaches of everydescription, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noun, and half- ast.Five 1:1 the Evening. . GRAVESEND, NOrthileet, and Dartford Coaches at tik and Niue in the Morning;One ;it Noun, and Five in the Eveitinr , . xtra Coaches always ready. BRlGHTON.original Red . Coach, through CroydOn, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cnektield,'every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach;ealled t Mike of Norfolkoivrey Morning. at. Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & Henfield. BRIGIITON New and Elegant 'P l ost 'Coach, the Eclipse every A fter isOon at Thrco. liftßinTON Itegency 'Coach, at half-past Eight &clink every Evcaing. WORTIIINO modern and tray desirable Post Coach, (car ries four aside only) *through 111kiadwaier, FiltdiM, Aslnag tun, West Gria,tead, Florsh..km, and Dwrliing, every Morning at Eight o'Cloch. / - - GODATAIINa, Guile9r4l, nerrow, East Horsley, and Pon,ain, Tac.day, Thuritlay, and Satn rdity, at Eight o'Cluck. E:I'TBOUIt.N s umme r Couch, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1-lidf past Six o'cl oc k. GODALMING and Guildford COitelnis, every Moraing and Afternoon. DORKING, - Leatherhead, aua Epson 'Coaches, every I\lorning at Niue ' • :did at Three, ~ STEVNING,. Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every Morning at HANIPTON :tad Coaches Maly. Folloivim; -COACHES set all f r om The BELLE SAUVAGE C.A.MBRIDGE Patt-nt BIRMINGHAM New POst Coach, the Crown Prince, every Moiling at a Quarter Inifore Five, through Stony Stratford, Southant, Leinington, and Warwick. OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. SOUTHANIPTON (Collyer's teach), every Morning, ex, cept Sunday, at Pico. ,kl;l'ON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. . NI:WIZUItY Conch, eVe - ..e Nlarning, at Half past Six. , SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three eVery AfternOrii. H AsTINM New Post Coach, every Morning at Eight. . • . 'WINDSOR Coach, every Motii'mr, 7 at Seven. I.I4IPHTQN Coach, the 'Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at Niue, through Dorking - , .1-lOrshani, and Henfield. BRIGHTON New Po'st Conch, the .Eclipse, every After noon, at tiA.ll past Two. )IRIGH'I:ON Post Coach, 'every Evening, at eight. LUTON . (:::;:ch, every i)av, at Ode. Coaches, every Morning and Evening. voivrsmol2l.tl Coaches, e .•ery al waling and Even. at rice, ISSN New CGrich, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five. Pirprietors respectfully request 'the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office in London irons whenet: Carriages Set Out to all the Bathing and Watering Places, and place's of fashionable and resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention still be paid to inquiries at the above Coach Offices,. and every inforniation punctually given relative to all public Cart iagcs Setting all front • London.— The Propriecors are not answerable fur any Parcel or Package above rite Pounds valise, unless entered and an insurance r aid accordingll. CItOSS and MOLIN MORRIS ; Proprietors, Meintninken. LAVSANNi, SE)T. 19.—We are just informed that Fort 'Satins bai capitulated to the Atistri and is occupied by them, and that the blockade Ot i 7 Ort Jouk, is raised. The garrison cif Salins con sisted of only 50 men, who marched out With the honour's of war, and had two cannon With them. . . From Pontal.lier we hear, that the gdvernor of gefort pas received orders to evacuate that place, and to deliver it up to the Austriaii FitAintirOitT, SEPT. 24.—The French were much. iurPrised - ', as we learn 'from Paris, that a (iih Pros , • siao corps entered France. They know by this `tiine that a '7l . h corps is also on its march to France, by the ivay 6f Liege. But hor will they. be astonished when they find that an Bth corps is gding to pay them a visit. Even at an earlier perii•d they said, they could not conceive where `the icing of i'rUssia could procure all chose sot.. MANiIEIK, SEPT. "../.Z.— . lne return of the Rus sian troops from France, through this city, h as already begun.' Yeterday several detachitienm arrived, some of ivbich Marched farther, while the others remained here. NVg have already a very considerable number of RuSsian Othetirs. GENOA, SEPT. 12.—The insecurity of the Me diterrime:in s•za increases every moment, and yet our coasts are,so defenceless, that they are ex— posed to every attack of armed robbers, (this is for example :tire case at Spezzia', where the can- Anon taken away by:the EOglisO have not yet been. reprkeed). .As soon its hostilities began beiwecn; Algiers and Spain, the Tripolitaas dee/fared war against Denmark, aukbave already captured eight Or ten ships. The Heet of Tunis, consisting of seve(l frigates hod 'smaller vessels, is ready to put to sea ; it is not yet known with what in tenfi d on. _ _ _ AlgCrine tril'sairs lately landed near Terracin'a; bet Ween. Rome, and Naples, stopped and- pion derv(' two carriages,. and carried the travellers into slavery.' All-this, let people say what they* will, is a disgrace to the English, in sight of whose numerous fleets these excesses are com 7 anitted, as well as a reproach to tine indolence and want cif ,energy of the Italian Governments. Canova is commissioned to reclaim the Romeo. 'treasures of art at Paris. It was certainly im possible to find any one, 'whose voice deserves thore attention when it- enforces the adtantagr. that the arts •wili derive from this act pf justice. All are artists in Rome, foreigners a 5 ‘vell ' os na tives, have endeavoured to support this reclarna• tion by a memorial to the High Allied Powers. The late decree of the King of NaTiles, annull ing the flotations and gifts of national domains (witho!:t nn onerous title), as ,well as the sale of the estates of emigrated Neapolitans, produces very unpleasant sensations. People say-a Prince should never explain away his words, and if the usurpers had a right tR sell national domains, it would be difficult' to prove that they had not also 'the right to give them. away. The I.lnuitou Courts, in whatever ,situa: , - tion 'they may appear tq be, should not forget, that they are till bonnd together by One crninoa fate, and that what any of them does is felt also by the subjects-Of the other, and may give °m t .. sion to fear and reaetfem. Rivrtsßoti, 21.—Tbt return of the Aus, trian Land wehr from France Makes the main road, th a t passes t o re „ g h this city, very there arrive l ar ger or smaller detachMents,,which eithet pass t h r ough or h4lt a day, •