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~i I 1 ,~ 1 ! , ..•••••• , tr." ; , • - , • :-..., - • l'er: Cent .-...,- ~, • . = ,;,,. '0 A '- ~. 4c \.„.. .. ) ..,..,,, 7 , • _ °; 1 - p ..• _ r r ri, 8 "-. ' .44.7 a ,~ ~.~~/ NUMBER 7228.1 HIS TH EBOIAL. 1)B.11RY-I t ANE.. PRESENT-EVENING, No v.. 4, T then Majestik servants will p • crfirtn the Corricd)' "t • '. SOLDIER'S' I3AUGHTEIt. Goyern.tr I:cart - ail, Mr. Dowtott; Frank Heartoll, i r tn3 . e ; M i z , cl , ( i. 4 T 1: ; 'a r l i tlt ” ; ; Maddochs ; the Widow •••1;!1•erlY, M rs ,- ..Mard;ll . (her ,2d . appearance in that Char:ac e') ; Boyce'. Nits. Fidget, Mrs, Sparks, Alter whic LAURELS td time, THE Ballet;.called ILEDONIAINI Ol-t THE HIGHLANDER'S, ; Th e - -11.ETCR.N. u er princ i pal Ch aracters by r. Omar Byrne, Miss Stititb, -in b . . Brifantlate Miss C. Bristow). • l e a which wjll be add e d (3d t i me ) , a new 'Farce, in Two Acts, called TWENTY, PElt CENT.. tiTh Characters by M r . G a tti e , Mr. Barnard; Mr. Barth', Mr. Harley, Mr. Miller, "Mrs.' Orger, Miss At :+ 4 and Plac es t o b e ta k en o f M r. S pr i ng, at the Rotunda,";Prinriici frin k , pai Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydg:es-street, Four, and .of whom may be hart aPrivate Box . gs..; wet Second Price, 3s, • Gd.—Pit, 3s. ed.; Second C a t i 7 --L-xs,o Gallery, .95.; Second Price, ls.—Upper "Y. Is. Second Price, 6d. • • er c i t ' e l rf t , i farce, called Twenty per Cent. wilt be repeated . Avit)t!; titi'g till Rn fUrthCr notice. oLlday, we's Trk:cedy of,Tamerlane will be rerived, gist . 714 ' ,10 Pflate splendoiir, when Mr. Kean make his 1, ( o.4ratice in the Chin•a li tter of Bajazet "/' nesdaY, fir) l ,." l " t will ap . pear, for the fi r,t time, in a 11(;wf;IlarT:.` Nasi.,l";'"o.,lS'eduesdayi -The Maid •ot the : yatty,. Miss 14 ...4 , 6 t1 third appearance on. this. Stage).-- 7 0n Thursday, 44,:ar itf a populai; Tra, 4 eilf---On Friday, a. 4 atu fi f; ''T iN ne4l)' • in *Wel) Mrs Alardyirwilt perforiu.—On will la; fourth appearance. -,44 . -.412.1.*.i , .. KO VA I„ CO t'EN"I:-(i.!:-DE N . , 1 ~. ILS tkitEFigNri'. kATENING", Nov. 4, 16 .), , • will he acted therlaY- of . ; ' . - TuF salt; NG'Elt, __ ler _ The St. . ' ' A' . ' tiii:• -;* raner, Mr.Yonlig; CoUnt Wintersen, Mr. l-fan 1. . *l.ltrottSteinfort, Itialat.tyiMire ; Tobias, Mr. Murray; ) 3. ' "ic a i l•k7' 4\ !, r , - r • ,,,, v ; Solomon, .Mr. Emery ;. Nlrs. ILOit r, li--(44-.;•:c,;ar:',-s's IVintefs'eu, Mrs. Faucit ; Annette,. A* r4. . L i- st uu.i C4urli,tte Mrs Gibbs. tt, . - , , - ,•'- • • .. •. r which will be produced, fur-the tenth time, _ a new -jtitlipou 144;06c:it NlelU- Drawn, in Brie Acts, called , the A t i ',‘ L pt; , ,-041( T*.()P, THE VOYAGE TO POLAN . D. --'---.e. oeenery,')Mac'hineri. Dresses, and Decorations ? . The i b rinte d' .-will new. r PNIr. Fla:- ter h . lol.. . e Conti (elected king o. +. . ~ ll _ er all, 4 .4 ...• wn). Du tiart (Commodoreol.the I. renea .• i 0.1 phis s '.. c t 'Phkin of the FL - irate til'e, Fame), Mr. Farley ; Francis tirt,,;`,%%and Lieutenant Of the Fame), Aliss S. 5 60 0 ; ` 11 1 ' n " ' l St' tv•‘ - ` 'a i } tron to • . ailor), Mr. Tokelv ; Itoiliil.lC;. (Gitste: , an - 4- '1.2 1 ‘ 41 `"e.). Mr. Egerton : Colonel Cassiinir thotov. ski, ,it. at ""! Niiiiiiski (a-Vassal t;VllOdulSki);Mr. Liston; Pollan tu,ski (his Wi;e:), 'J',. Gibbs. In Act. 11. a Festive_Dance. • xxl;lLe.ss. In of the Guns, &c. &c. tu the Sea Fight, an,l , th . e Ltd, ,4 ' 4 01 the Vessel, under the direction of Signor. I,,ii ,.L•etaces r ' . , .. z 6 - -or tile Ilox-s to he talien .of .Nlr. Brandon, at the ve T I ' I , Th „ LI U' --* ,aar t - street,iroin'Ten tiii Fool% ..e c ' "r.5.v611- ‘ ) - • -ci ' t ilall-past Five, and the lliq ion a , ~.... ..e. (yule a • 84.1, .“1 -past ~,ix. • . . iN.-...b4 2s ' ; Sk:cimd : p r i c , 33, 6d.--Wit. 3?. G. 1.;. Second.*Price At e . jw r (44 1.1 , 2 • S conclPriCe is.-1.: uud r i ,.. e , . • 1 S. , , r } yet- Gallery IS.; 44 , iitt. i j „ „ b t • V is hei 'rCtt • or, Tile .Vorige to. Poldtle, is full) esta' ''..,_ -t, ~.i , 1 1, ,,:" --: e •übii c I. rf i nc and will 1:e iierformed truly 113. I , 4;;TCf lii t . tt,.. fop \v :, o, - As,f,..;hmi rntiay ill nextt . ,cli,.when, 4tv t . het- ' e- Rs l 7c, , iil. he dlird tho ihd•ular Nleio-Dramas ''l prestollsun ~ ana' lie Miller and His Men. s rbei4 •' 's a tinounce;i '%',:th . inuc‘ti jileusii're, that hiss Ste kt,kr,clcls..sidticietitly it el.ivered, .atfd wi:l make her first ap : Upt rii .,' 141 s Season. Lai Monday, in Polly, in The liNgars 41t , t er w hicti. rhe Sleep Wallierovith jolin DU Bui; % t i .. ss ‘,.:.\ ii i -e 'uily, the "Tragedl of g„,,,e,.., and Juliet :.Jitliet,,, i . tit e ( -•-•-• On Wednesd.ty, the 'Comedy of The Country G ir l . . tiii4 ': ),ti l lit rY Girl, Nits. Alscr? (being her first appearance in 1 111 -drs, - ;',',',` i ctef) ; after wltica, 'The' Forest of Bundy.—Ott alts) . •':' t l'e 'ff , edy of lite Gantcster : Mts. lieverley, It. ' ;hid t i , l , l ,*** -0 ;),A - iday, a papular Comedy; wity , Th . e . N1 „ 1 , 1 . - Ithr•,i Mi ss ' 'l`.ll. --On SAtunity, the frageily of t cic} . , F. , . tite.;,,.. - O'Neill, being her first appearance in thut (Ala-. ....,._ • . 4L,),li.PoitTioN OF THE SO.N.. OF THE CLERGY. " G i f : '., GEN E,1 . 1. 1 4 ANNUAL COURT .ot the,. v klup -- :'' ' Eti-NOR.s 'of the CHAR] t'Y ':,r the II . ELIET I of e lodd ell ‘ 1 :: 11 19 WS and CHILDREN of CLEILGYAiLNovif. h e ‘4ll- k 7 - k 7 Lie Coryoration House, No. c. 2, I.llounisbvir-W.: ) Y c s ! , 'Cl o I, n — ,''' - 'A-Y, the 911 r day of November, 181 u, at :/, ‘,..r , iA, Ye ar, e • ' . """Y, fur the Choice' of Oflic...ra for the ensut,g, in pursuance uf the Charter. , J. M. GRINIWOOD,Rcgistrar.. IEC.aIIiIe';,SOCIETY, tor INst,II ANCE of LIVES, Salt' • ztvd. 1,,; 1 ' ri ii ‘N, PLEET-S'PR I', LONDON,' Incorpot-. ir t i. fi., ".,' l4 ''EN ANNE, i7ett. - ' • . _, 4 " 1 I lliCi ( iitS. have now to oiler to *.he ) 4e n ~.4t.tentiun of the Public', 'rabies of !;:rtes, v.ific r h hat:, lI A ral.ti'ly completed, for the' INsURANCE of Ll\ hs ; ..t ztav s !,.11.3\Ages frons 8 to 7'2 ; citlJer for the w Ilt:k 1..1 , 11. 1 2,,,rvi.1,i,),,1:1C 111111361* Of Years ; the conting - ency of ntie c:.r . i. i. ( t ) , - t)t . : ., ,, ' .., anothe r ;, or fur the joint continualicc , of tote . I i .t i, .-- eititr. l er3Ous, the Insurance payable on the Dcat 1- t. In ii ,„ tillA i 4 '!CeS in this OfficC. are effected in certain cilFeS ii . t. a s 4re att , (4 u 'of nearly 20 pd• cent. and on the whole on trim ~ .) fiwourable• to the insured. . . • ' • ' kil k la l 441:rances mai - he effected from 2001. to 50001. and every i s vii-t.,:. 14sura„,-.., , h.,ever short the period of cnntinuance, t rwili, led t o a partieipation In the pecuniary advantage s . ac- . kepi", t ° the C urporatitm. •• These adiarttages are vylioll tip: ,litiltuihtted to the benefit of the Insured, in propoitton to:tt.... ik wil Lt i of each Insurance, as circumstances arise in the }cal 1, 1 l ' i n . :tio , ti,'k.th happens,' • - •- ' ••• p a t i ''' I'll Ye Ar • lniniranees on Eighty-five Stvar , es.becTe l ''' it ) e; t ' t 11-o 'se !...ereitte-six liav;iig made Niue learly .1 a)- • T hree i'. more, r eceivtd-additions amounting tio 5 , 1 per ectit : ; outt.:l',dr,'s having made 'Seven 'I early Paymetits, 36 per plat!, lot- Shares having made .Five, antl•Twq Shar e s has.... II"' . Thre e y•-• p. • ti, 5,,,,_ .31.... rally 4:1 Well , .... . 15,ialtki..,nT11,1y insured. ' .• Tt • - of the , "1 I • Charters and - Ilv-Laws, with a )ies . igiv:l, l4 ! - Ls, tuay be kid 'at, th e Uthee, ' where •tittentlance Is • . 'rum Nine till Three o'Clock• • • By ' Oide r of th e C our t o f I)i re e'tties, •1 kliS ' . J. PENSAI, Regi;trar. „ - rn ----- -•----- ------ `-'ll-11 0 tSE,.LONDON,.ist November, 1.815. 7 "Ibk 1 4 1,e, (h y - ordi• of the iioll. the•C<'lo - of his• ..I% ; Dijestv'' Cu,tom.4), 00-WLTN.ES oi.oy. I t brii Instant; at Two o'clock in the Afternoon lite -4114,„.. `'t -lhe. ( . 70 mmercial Sale Rooms, "Mincing-lace, the '`thi;; (iOODs•— • . . . ' FOR- EXPORTATION,- .. . East India and other prubihited ,Goods. 1.'a,,. . . FOR HONI F.- CONSU'.IIP I'IQN,' • . 1.4 a., d,',"ls, and other Preserve; ; Bedding, Skins, Corks, .van:i),,..Lattetts, Dais', Wood, - Isar, Sails, Lace, Shawls, ~,K.i,,e•fonl uthee Linen Dra,pery; Gold 'and Silver Walches, C:i.l,t.o",'Corneliziti Nmkiaces, and ot her Jewellery, 1..oul) 1ac,.,,,i`,,- , a!ol sundry other tioods as mentioned in the Ca ' • 'rlie- . ' CLE:IR OF ALL DUTIES. • to•be li t u ~., DvtlA, Battens, Oars, Iti(;0,1, Toe, and Sails, u,„ ()'4 .. .„,',: t Ihe Tobacco Ground, h.otherliittie; and all , o 0 LI N ' 4 - ,' the Kinir's Wa;•cito,i,e, Giohe-vard, and No.. d ile , ;.t ti met,lt,'`:lintites-!:r on .Nlondav the Gt.ll,_ and. l‘tte,sa).ll. in 11.,,,•m7,."3 4nti h e Day of Sale, from I\ me n c oca t . a, z0, ! .. " , q; tn One in the Afternoon. , , • , , 0 90, 4,, ~, o , e i, may be had at 111,y. King's Al artnous , I ' , .. N711."1..1!446-si..'ert, price One .Billing each. ~,,_ ___, ti 4:,„• tillie (,(nx's ki , t- th • relir'ndcr of the last before)'e and in le " "' e ". I : I t h , ts as ' Mica on shtv( tut ': , rat itt _ .c...,...k. .4114 _ tiu 111)ricks, - Is r- OVENti3Ent 4, 1515. VICTU,ILL [NO 01.1• ICE,: Nov. 3, 1815. . L LINO His .21.i.-IJ:F,SiT'S do hereby glee Notice, :Eli at on Friday the Ictl farstou t , they will be ready to eeceire Ti - ti!Jed•s in writing;(sed ci up), and treat fur Fnier (::td' Fifty Qnarlery I'Pe, and One a r iandrell and lyty Qua; ters c f Newelds4dried AMBER MALT, to be' ernswerable „„to: t sapiples rof not•less than one Quart each.) to be rrcrll;ced wit& the .Tenders: to be, delivered one Half thereat i the coicrsF of a forfnight; and the ether Hall. within a forte:: ht frPerWards into his 31ajes!y's Victuallin• Storrs at Dept /Ord; and to be paid for by Billspayabte with s lUtereSt Nina? 1• Days - after data. The Conditions of the Contract may be secn at the Se- cretary'a • .11 7 0 regard will be had to any Tendc:r in ce+,iic!i Shall not be inserted in words,at kngtb, or that shalt not be delivered to the Board Wore - One o'clock on the suid Fri day the .10th instant, nor unless the Person who makes . the 'ender, or some Per Son on his behalf, - attends, to answer when mike / 1 . 6 r. . ' • . .LOTTEII)(I)Ciiis Drzwin.g. NEXT; N." TUESDAY, %.1,-NOVEN:11E11. ' SCIif,NLE for'4o,olo Tickets. 3.....Prizs 0f... per Cent. Consols 49,,0 . ,000 :! 91),000 ditto ' 144,0 . 60 4,490 1 r.ro ;.l 1,004 ditto e,1160 500 cht.tq., ; • • 6,4x0 300 ditto. 3,000 200 ditto -.,Oi.iii 100 Money.... 50-ditto %wit) 15 ditto :h., , -na tO ditto ' 20 ,:100 2,000. 2,000. 4,115 Prizes. 3 per Cent. Consols and Money,.. L.3!:1,400 Thu sth, 6th, and 7th-drawn Prizes of btrentii led to the Prizes of 30,0001.'n ahinz Three Prize; of 50,0001. pc. Cent. Coniol.s. 5,060 Ticket, to be put into the l'arnber Wheel fur drain the' First Pitt of. the ahocu Lottery, onthe 7'h, ifith,,and 25th Nsvetitilier. The Prizes- r(Jrn);ning - , of the tifter drawing the 1.3,000 Tickets, will be for the-Sidie:ae th, Second Vail of the Lottery, against which 5,010 Ticltets will he put into the Nuttier and drawn 71 - .1) Dec. TlCii/7N and SII.ARES .arc sellita b? RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cii. at their Offices, Cornhitl and (liaring cross,'where tin'}' said in the Lottery drawn 19th last July, No. f 1,17,2, a of 20,0001. • - Eleven - ,EAST :NI)4A itGUS.E, Nov: 3, 1615. 'THE COURT of DI It ECTORS of th:: UNITED COMPANY of Ni EIt.CIIINTS of VNGLAND TRAD rNG to the EAST INDIES, do heresy give Notie,, That the Court's Advertisement of the 'nth nit. foea the HIPS of SHIPS of 1 6 2p0 Tons and tspwards, fOr One Voyage is the Company's Regular Service, aul the Tenders for which we re to be delivered at this House on Friday, the 101 h instant, is Withdrawn. The Couit .f►irther give Notice,.that the:court ►rill be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, at any time On or licture Fri day, the 17th instant, from the Owners of Ships of the bur then of 1 tact Tons and upwards, Builders' measurement, spe cifying one sum the whole Rate of Freight at which they may be «icing to LET Such SHIPS for - One Voyage i❑ the Company's Regular Service. The Court further give Notice, that no Tender will be re ceived for such Ships as have been in the service of. the Com pany, if they have already gone more than six voyages. The Tendvrs, with the words " Ship Tenckr" on the cover, to-be severally sealed up, and left with the ,ecetaey, at or before Twelve ffClock at Noon,',on the said ;7th November, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any 'render. J,`...NIES 0011 , 3, ticcretary. The Particulars of the Terms and Coalitions wilder which the Ships kill be engaged for the • Compan)'s Service, may be had-upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committec of Sliipping, on or after Monday, the Oh instant. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,. for EMACIATED coNSTyrucloN. • . I.S grand Prt7paratimi conduces wonderfully to the propaga ion of the species, cherishes riaturt;, and will supiiort the life of the aged and infirm. Wheel the vigoir of youth. begins to- %rear oti-Lwheti natural desires grow irngnid—when the serni.m.: vessels ouze forth the pur-: est Itlond in the body, so as to portend dorsal ettinumptiou,i, n tm 7 teeility and steri; ry ailt a sp:ir—wben ucetutaal emissions, ,taninal wear lie from self. polio tion or secret venery.• cannot no helped or cured by any other Inedicine in the world. 'Phis ciTat puriGer of the bland is recoinn.ended to all who think themselves not thoroughly cleansed front venereal infection, hefOre they enter into a marriage state. It enters into, and mixes - with the most subtle of the animal fluids; assists, invigorates the decayed juices ' and throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed parts of generation that have been worn away by action, and strati') in need of assistance. • - Sold by Mathews and'Leighi . 18, Storni ; Bacon and Co. 150, •Ox.fcrd-street, London. Brodie and Dowdintt, Salis bury; W. lirowne,. Bristol, and all medieine venders; price Its. each, or four in one family Bottle for :Kis. hr which one I Is. &Atte is saved, with the words " Snort. Solomon, Liver pool," engaved on the.Stailip. Of whom ;Also .tuay be Ica, Solomon's Gothic to Health, or Adviori to both Stns, in a va • riety of Complaints, price 3s. AL DISPENSA Y. of YORK, President, and ee of Governors . Col. W. 3.Joacs, M. R. .lahn Latonelm, Esq. M. P. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. flay. Su ar;coN, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. E above. ESTABLISHMENT (mites the Safety of a. PLTRLIC INS TaU PION, with a Delicacy, ilionour, and Secreey, that belongs to Private Practice, and, -added to its high Palronag•e, it is conducted by such Proles nod- exten-iv,! Practice, tlyst the ..votst Cases of Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Cleeration••:,, &c. howeller invetmate or of standini4 eXperienc , 7 a complete Cure.• well as that Deeangenicut, of . the Cre . trative Organ:, P:!ii C I i nip3irs the Constitution. and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan oily be eonsalted by Patients - of both sexes, - at his private house, No. 9.1, Lower Charlotte-street, BeA ford-sqttare, where the necessary 'Advice :Lai iiedieine'S be e - ive.ll, or sent to any part of the IToit i IC t .a.:-!‘no. • This Day was published, price 43. boards, liy F. Kiernan, it Second an d Improved Edition of a Praetcal Treatise on the Veneta-al Disease and its'Consequenee;. sold by Sherwood • and t o. Q l l, Paternoster-row-; an ,1 50n,,,17„;, !fleet street; Callow, CrpW).-eoutt, Soho and. by ati other '11,;o1:- sellers. • . LOCK AND titSI.I.GIC His Royalfligliness th'e 3)UKI • the following Cummitt Earl of Egremont _ . Earl of Ljitrilal lit. Hon. It. R. Sheridan ? M. I'. Hon. Col. J:llarry, HICKMAN'S PILLS. • For the'GEAVEL, STONE v.:UNIIIICO' • • vArl(ms CollipiAitS - iheitleht'to' the' A. , • man Frame, 'theta are none More dreadful in' their nature, nor more aiarinity Ihtir Consequences, thin. the GRAV1: , ..14 and STONL, PAilsis in ,the.BACK, BLADDER, and . I.UMI I IN , IO. TheY, are .Complaiats •rd which ivery person is liable, and are a foundation , for every. other species of Divortter. The , above in5:414 , 0116 Medicine, cerdpoSed •of the most innocent big - Keel:ems, has lire Wand of singular'efiicacv in the - atiove Complaints;' removing the Calenli, or • glitty .ecrkions,•.atid• banishing every peraiciuus - tendency to those Disorders. withont. con finkiment . Vrotn_a consciousness .0f the, powerful (I'l , !tY of ttlo nit., fully evinced by 'a privatit Vractice of marty they arc (del-v(1 to the•Afflictki, and rccommended•as a 'Cur:: fur the above Complaints.. • COPY OF A LETTER FROM' GORDON,. ESA,. • Si ti,—Haviug keen fcir above twenty yearsgreatly distressed with:the Gravel, violent Pains in the hack, a St raoguary with attle.intermission; and the mist exeruciei thaw when ever I attempted to make watty t- and at last became so weak„ from want of rest and appetite ' was scarcely able to - walk across the room, lii hopes of relief, I bad, from time to time,. recourse to the best advice, and took the nutst approved.: Prescriptions, -without being . fishy better.. Observi'qg,Hi6k mall's Pills mil-ertised as an effeciu'al Cure for the Stone anti Gravel, and stoppages of Urine, I used them this summer for about two atontlic ; and !rani their round myself daily but . .. , ter, pass my' water frvidy witliwit pain : my app e tit e an d . strength restored, am able to „ride on horseback, Ohigh I could no t do .fur twelve months preceding the -nsielcofEtltite(s)citlD'ilols..N. Sit', your most obedient Servan e t; . . OctOher ,24, 1811. • . . Sub-Sheriff, Berwickshire. Sold at Mr.- Bakes, 4, Chcapside,. corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and most Medicine VeuOrs- La every T uwu , i n I:loxes at 2s. 9d. and lis, lid. THE UNPARA.LLELP:II GRAND PRIZES MAY BE ALL DRAWN NEXT ,TUESDAY ! ! ! 11,110DGES, Jun. and Co. 147, Oxford-street, nearly opposite Bond-street, Respectfully apprize the y, and Pubic, that the Drawir4 of the present incompa rably .Rich Lottery sen commence NEXT TI7ESDAY. The Seven Immense Prizes Of 50,000/. and 20,000/. already bear a premium of - several Thousand Potmds, and, from the conti nual r‘se of the Puilds, be'fore the Drawing, be still greatly enhanced in Value. There ars also 3of 40001.. 8 of. touot., 10 of 500/., and' 84 other Cipitals with the usual a Mottut of-the smaller Prizes, making a Grand Total of 314,4004 An early purchase is respectfully recommended, as from the Splendour of the Scheme,,and the present great, demand, Tickets and Shares will most probahly advance much in Terse. Prizes to anvAmount paid on Demand, .and all Business in .the Public Ponds transacted with fidelity and dispatch.— . Orders from the Country, with a remittance by Post Office Order, or otherwise, will be Llatefully acknowled!„rird and Pu"ctu'allY executed. Slat: 117 Oxford-street, ' . WILLIAM 13. MOUNTAIN, . SARACEN'S HEAD iNN, Stityx-1 - lill, Lonclori;, The Best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, an.l moderate Charges. , The following Post Cnaclies, M . :CI! C(inche§, &c. set out hunt . . tilt Saracen's Ilvd,l ;tin, Snow-Hill: - - ' . eIROOK and GO R SLING's LBOR()UGIf UG Elegant. Po.t C oach, through tionerford," Newbury', Reading, laitleolleall, sets out from the Surat: Hcai4 Snowhtll, at tieven o'clock. ;II the Jlorhiug, gets to MArlbti ro:th ditiner time ; 4 comfortribte - conveyance for . 12ravet;. lets on the Westeriatc . ath . , The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL l o ght Coach, ~fily one on.the :toad, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, sets out eery Day at (bre 4,Atlock, arrives at Liverpool next Afterno , n at Si!r:( . chick; tir..ough I.)i.W.stable, Woburn, bury, Northampton, Welfor,l, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Athel stone, Licl4;eld, !itone, Rugely, Newcastle; Ktidtsford, War rington and Prescet. SOUTHANIPTCY::, Lytnin ' ton Winchester, and Basing.. stoke Nev‘; Four Inside Coricivat Eight o'clock in the Morn ing, arrives at the Gcuege Inn, Suutliampteii„ by SIX o'clock. This is a itiost delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, Saiiitllaloes, Havre de GraCe, Cher.. burgh, &c. , • • The WA'VERLOQ'New•tiglit Fout.lnside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Itrldford, Ain! all Rafts-of: tliis.North, Sets out at T w o o'clock in the Atternooti;tind arrives at'the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Evening at Six o'clock:, through Stalufonl ' Gran tham, Newark and Poiii:astel." 'This 'Coach is intt'ud e d to ac commodate.the T9ivns tif Halifax, .11radford and einity. it will leave Li4ds at three o'clock in th e Aft ernoo n : Passengers may outivenientlY einn-to.Leeds from thoSe places and be in London eariy the next Evening,. ItEYNIOUTH,Doi - chestei - , Blandford; SalisbttrY; A n d over , an d g As ;, igst ,,k e , new Post Cojtch, every Afternoon,. at Three. o'CLock. 'rite Weyrnonth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher burgh, St. Mitlues, &c. Pewit Clie'rtiurg,li is a most delightful. read to Paris. EXET.EII:,. Plymouth, Weyinotith, Dorchester, Fahnouth,,' Dartmouth, aid Salisbury, New Post. Coach, every Mort',. at. half-past Sig O'clock, ihrough•Htiulton, Axminster, 13rid- , port, Iflandfortl,.flOngstoke„ani Bagsbot, BOSTON, Spalding, Ptqetburough, Stilton and Htinting don, new R o y a l Mitt; Coach, sets out every Evening to Spits by, Louth, Grinishy, and .Hull. • BATH & PoastsCoaches, through Chip penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arriv• at Mr. the Greyhound hitt, Bath; and the London , - Tavern, Th. mas-street,. and.the swan, Bristol, next'Morn.. ing.--,Coueltes to Wells, Bridgewater, Tahnton, Exeter, Ply mouth ,&c. ' , r • • ;i:;i;t. Coach, tatted The Rocldtigham, sets out every Slorning at night,o'clock carries Your Insides Only,. and goes reinrkable easy, with it Guard thrdug!iout. Passes , through Stamford, Neivark, Ri,t ford, Doueasier, and Ferry-- bridge, to the 6-Adm Lion Letuls,o. next Morning. N o ; with standing' the MU:Gannon Lion, of this Coach, it is al lowed 16 be the mast agreeable and cOninlete Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled ni Accommo dation by any tither. GLAs:itny, Longtown, Gretna : wrcen, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill; Sanoluir , Kiln, , Catimoek, Kingswell, and. alt parts of Scotland, a Past Coach (Daily). YORL‘: , Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New. Castle, and Edinbingh,.New Coacll, - , performed with a.Guatri througt]ont; s , As out every Morning at half.past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Itetford, Tadcaster, Darlington,. Northallertuo, Durham, Mot peth, and Berwick. Pa;sen gers finding the - in-selves fatigued from the length of the jourhey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed an without ally additional Fare. BKIDGENOWIH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Eve. CARLISLE, Pentith, And Wliitehaven, Po4-Coach, goes with roar Horses, and a thimil all. the way. Passes through. Brough, Appleby,' Greatakiiilge, Richmond, Cattcria, Tioroughbridge, Wetherhy; Aberford; Dincaster, and Gran thani: Sets out every Morning, and performs ttie journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Itiml by business or pleasure, tare the peculiar advantage of thcie Seats being secured in the next Coach: . KENDAL, Lancaster, .PrestOn, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, 01111$:irk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon,. at•FiVU ii'clock. • Guarded. 2- _ LIVERPOOL, Warrington,.Knutsford, Stone, an d Litch field, Post Coach, called The Expedition, every E ven i ng at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's-Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pOol. Guarded throughout. • WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, it half-past Six o'clock. _ ctiEsrmt, 'Newport, Tarporley, Nantirich, Northwicli and Miudlewich, Yost-Coach , every Evening, at:, Five o ' clock.l • `SUNDERLAND,. Stud:ton, anti Yarrn, new Clad), every Nlorning, to the• George Inn, Sunderland. M.ANCHESTER, Winslow, C:►ngleten,.Newcastle, and Wolterhanipton, Post-Cuaeb,,every Afternoon : Guarded. s'IIREWSBURT, ''Wellingtoit - and - Shitfoal, 'Post-Coach; .every Evening - at Five o'clock,.Guarded. SH FFI ELD and . Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ingham., every Morning,: . BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets nut every Afternoon; and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.. .lasses by Oxford, Distort and Shipstone, to the Saracen's head, Bull-street, Birminghara. HULL, Nortlkate, Howden, Thorn, and •Doncaster, Post- CoaCh, every Morning..e. half-past Six &duck, to the Cross - • • 1.50: - Elt, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate ' Cainer bury, Fevershain, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new Post Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, H0ad0t.,,,, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning. TOTTENHAM find Eifenonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten,' Half-past Two, Hal t-past . Four, and half-past Sever* o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAINand Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account able for any Writing, Parcels, or Lugg,nge; Ste. of more than. Five Pounds Value, if lost stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such and paid for-accordiogly, at tins Saracca's Head lan, Londpia! r ;..., 7 1 - 111 E Atti•active Novelty of Ow Nvw LOT - TERY, to commence Drawing . TUIESDAYNEXT, 7th NOVEMBER, cor.sists" of J 5,000 Tickets, being Drawn in. part Scheme of 00,000 Tic Lets, containing Seeen Prizes of 20,0001: to the three last of swliich 30,0001. wore being athredi makes thevihole Scheme 3 Prize.. of E.M,000. • each 3 per Ct. 4• Consolidated 41 of 2)ol`.upto 4,00(4. ' Annuities, r,esidesvs4,4oo!. in Money Prize. , " • Tickets and Shares for Which are on sale at the Oh and Fortunate 011 ices Cornhill :33, Haywarlut ; 11, Holborn; and, 141, Oxford-street, where Capital hazes bas been Aoki to an Amount almost incredible. ERRY, No. 1,1.101,8011 N PAILS, strone.ly ,reconuends to the consfileration of his Friends and ihe Public,the present rittrattive LOTTEES, rich beyond fin pier example, and a.. Grand Novelty without any-Precedent, the Public in this Lottery having' an actual Chance of all the Mo ney in a Lottery of 9.0,000 Tickets, thouth the present Lot tery contains only 15,000 Tickets; and has to beast of in Three per Cent. Consols ' Three Prizes of L. 50,000 Four , 1.20,000 L. 1,b:10 Ii fight L. 1,000 All Of which may be Drawn NEXT TUESDAY. PERRY has on Sale a choice Selection: of TICKE'T'S and Sll ARES for the above Superb Prizes, at his truly Fortu nate Unice, No. 1, Holborn liars - (the Corner-House): • NEXT TUESDAY. 'fl AR ROLL and Co. return their sincere thanks l A.) for the very great encouraement they received as Con tractors for Ow Two Last Lotteries, and trust they shall cx periencethe shme degree p! Public favour in the - present Lot tery at their Offices, No. 7, `Cornhill, anal 2a, Oxford-street' (e•stahiisheo in Ole year 1777), which bare been invariably tinglaished for the sale of CapitAl Prizes. The Priwim: he t;ins on TUESDAY NEXT.—The Scheuie eothaiiis Three Trues 4;1,0 Of. 3 per Ceuta Consul:, Seven Prizes of 20,0001. 8 per Cen'i . . Consols, &c,tice. Tie Three last drawn Prizes of -.20,0,101_ will each zeeeire one of the 30,0401. making Three :Prizes of - 50;00W. 3 . per Ce.fit. Price, of a Tickel - ,.. L. 23 11 0 llrlf L.I2. 8 0 I 2 6 Qoarter .. 6 3 0 I SixteeotttN N.R. Orders from the Couiary, accompanied by Remit tances to the amount, will be 7iuncta,illy atti;ndA,to, and executed on the same terms as it the parties were personally present. 4 '4,* All Business in the Public Funds transacted. MORE WONDERS ! ! ! THQUSANII consols for 23/. - 11 s— . upwards of 3,00-Consols for a Guinea and a Half— other Shales in. proportionlly purchasing in the present tru:y navel Lottery; on an admirable Plan, totally different from an-iv preceding Scheme. EYT6N, Mock-broker, 4, COR'..;HILL, and 18, COVEN TRY-intEE..l, certain leis admire the ingenuity of the present Scheme, thus early claims their attenSion to it. • - • • ' Every Purchaser in this Lottery, which consi,sts of only 13,00o.Tiekets, gill liAte the Chances of all the Prizes for 520,00,)Ticl:ets, which contains, in 3 per Cent. Con'ols, . . 3 "rizes 0.. .. . L 5;1,0;10 4 • i....... L.20,00c). • 3 &e. &e, . It. ii more than there will not. lie n Ticket or Share left for Sale the last few Days; an early , Pureheise is there fore absolatcly necessary, at. 2, COItNI - 11I,L, and 18, CO. VENTRY-STttEET, to secure a Ci.lance in this justly popu lar Lotter•:. GRAND STOCK MMES. 3 (it /-50,60 i, 3 prr Cent. Consol3, , 1 of L. 20,000, s per Cent. Consols, And Forty -tine oth;•r Capital in the State Lottery, which • begins 7:11 November. • WEBB requests the Attention of the Pub- Nor cto the Scheme of the approaching Lottery. having no donbt.tkat its intrin§ic merit will be its best recommen clatiiiii. . be's leave at the swot, time to p)lieit a cc.ntiniiance of that Patronage, which I;is Ofßev has hitherio so liberally ex- INrienced. and so riirlinnerattid; having. shared and sold -the Two Last Pr;zvs of .-;0,0301. the butt 10,0001: and the . Last 10001. ever drawn, 3,862 ln 11 Sharv. . L. 30,000 Fn 13 L. 30,000 *502 ; 12,635 i ..... I. 1;050 • 8,812 • Nl'lloyeTicket L. 1,000 Bz.c:.!z.c. • • All in t be. Last: Four Montli. _ _ • TICKETS ;Ind ,SELN%E.S 4re nnw on Sale at IVEBE's, most LUDd.krE-STREET, near St. , . . . , . , *4,* ki4.11 'S !):! of ex(ngeci, and all Business in the Puuds fltithfully executed, by •-• stoek-BrOer. 06.4-uIADJKi sr.rrpiritivbm. TIM YR iIiSE in the FUNDS, inrinc . e. 1-! Z.A Vil"ltN2 Stock-limiters, itiost respectfnay ti soliiat- /tie Yoblic-attenti.in rn tip' Novel and trtity-litterektinit S:liaztt of-the erssuntr.:Lotter.% ay the I'l r. ckc,ecdiiig the innnyttse - _kinonot of Three fli:fi ,- !;•11 a• 1 Y.)nriteu 'no , :sand Pottle,, in Con ,tal . and. NE,oy, 5."' . , e trrl Sinn ital!y exceeding what wds eria- onty 1 ~ 066 :I . i•e in' this Extraordiunt ry 50;0',701: ''F%re or 2q,uom. 4 0401. ri g h t : o f i o cn i. tz.c. the,w...triiie- of ..which, P.g ttic, .tip: no Fixed Prizes, marbe itraeiii:.on - the' 7th. Niivenibet-, on V•11;C11 Day this Drac:i.nir.,canoit;ettee. Tickets .inil..Shma.3 ar..; tiny on Sale. 4 r-;. l 'o .o js, N0..03,, Royal Ex.:ialige, w rtes, Cai‘itAl Prltt'2s the ahcatint .of rilora than of-Muttey have keen ,Sold anti : Shared: ' - • • Allll;tsit)e=6 in the Ptiblic,t'ends transacted' wit!' fi-• _delity,,fitat:cli,l:,Ettcli. • - 1;1:1 . T] 'iti PAINT :1 i : \N 1 ' ii7wroßy,. . . . • Nu. 02, ...Zueen-street, Cheitpr,ide, ~....itlon . . y.. 7,i Pl2,is: F ": . : , 1_ A 1.11,E l-';',•:NTS a,.:i JAI: 'TAR 13.7.01eN, for Yari. .f.'.iiin.,; S.. , :es, Out Build:in;s; an Wrath,. iloar.lin . of every tie,crititioa. .. • . . uvisible C,reeo, i)CC C‘l f. stis. V l'aio - , per Cwt.... 56i. Ibtrk ditto .. piq. t 1 lingitt Red -,, .' : 501. dlive ilitio Le . ad, Storte, - atot Chfico- . Prey:m:4l ()11 r u t Lin them for ' a u, c.,,tiours • '... 665.. , • t': ,e, , 5, fiii. oer ;;;11 , .0t. ........ ' g', l " Fine Paint - s add Oils of ct•t7y de , ci ~ ...TbeseTaintsims, : ess tt,e'ereatest Onrai>ility, and w H coirc e. urfzicc nearly twice ti great a,: any others and :as th; y dry 'quick, and .are very ornamental,. they may be appin.“.l to the general pnrposes of Inside Palnting. Refitted Tarl'erowli Coinnion't'ar flro ti per Cwt t 35. . The Refined c i 'far is k'coinnicnded for all rough Work, Weather IZual tiny, S:u'•;:.e. (Ides, It is perf,etly insolu ble in ivate'r, and is a Unre fur the Worn' Ory itoi„; is of a good colour, dries tery band, and only iequires to be well heated when to,ed. , Sold wily by UPTON and . and by tacit Agents.