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r - y = ti w . :3 t ,~~ .ly-- , WEDNESDAY. ,• • 7A,* \\‘\ BANKER.I . LICENSE, t)rtice, London, Sept. It, I'OTICE haeby• giveni that all r,,ice ~ ;e§ grunted to Bankers r others, to issue Pi•otnissory Notes, payable to the I, ••!i.cl; on dciaand, and allowed to be re-issued, will expire on the loth of October next, and that they must be renewed within One, Month from that day, or penalties will be incurred. That a separate Lietuse. must be tabert. out for every place ) Alltstrf - the Notes Shall be issued in England, unless the per; `spur; to be licensed had. issued their Notes at several places before the 2d July, 1808, and originally obtained one License for all such places ; in which case only they will he again included in one License. The I)nty 011 each License is-301.. That every L►cense must specify the names - and places of abode of the persons to be licensed, and the nati* Of the place or places where,' and the name of . the bank, as wt , ll as the partnership name,, style, or firm, under Which tl.e notes are to be issued ;. and Licenses to persons in partner.. ship must specify the names, and places of abode, of all the persons concerned in the partnership, whetter all their names appear On the Notes or not ; and in ilefault thereof the Li censes' will be void. With these pariiculars, a specimen of the Notes Must also be left at this Office, by persons apply ing for such Licenses. That a j►enalty of 1001. for every offence is imposed on the issuing of Promissory Notes, of the description aforesaid, without a License, or at any other place,. or under any other niiipp, style, or firm, than is Specified in the License. This Notice is given, that all persons concerned may c on form to the law, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise be prosecuted*; and that persons applying for Li centses, may come prepared with all the requis►te particu lars to be inserted therein, without which the Licenses cannot be filled up, so as to protect the parties against pe nalties. _ _ . By order of the Commissioners, WILLIAM KAI'PEN, Serretory. MAGNIFICENTLY NOVEL LO rElty ! NLY 15,000 Tickets,. which have the Ulatice oof ALL the Prizes, in the folio% r . •of 20 000 !.„ t , Tickets. By !los arrangement the amount of Prizes is in creased One-third in valne, above what has ever before en riched a Wheel with 15,000 Tickets, and iiicludeo fur' the first I ,4iiiti f e since the establishment of Lotteries, Three Prizes of L. 50,000 each, and ' • - • Four Prioz ,, of L.4u,000 each.. . BEGINS DRAWING SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER. S C NI E. . , ft Prizes of k. 50,000 3 per Ct. C0n5.`..k.150,000 . 1 ▪ 20,000 ditto, . 4,000 ditto,.. „ 1,000 •ditto, B,OOO • 500'ditto, .5,000 . :30 ditto, ' . - 3,000 , 200 ditto, .... . . ~....,. 2,000 ▪ 100 Money, • . , , 2, 41x1) 50 ditto, • . 15 ditto, ' 10,W0 10 ditto; 20,000 Amounting, - in Stock and Money, to I, .31 , 1000. Shares, ai well as Tickets, of ALL the Stock Prizes, will: receive thrir proportion. transferred to the Itolder., withoot any Dvdnetiou whatever. fit KE I'S and hII.IRES are selling at T. 131511's (the Contractor's) Oilites, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CH. RING CROSS, London, who Shared and Sold, in the Contract just ended, No. 2,651, a Prize of 40,0001. Three of 1,0001. and Seven Golden Prizes ; and in the Lottery which ended in April, ALL the Three Prizes of :30,0001. 2,000 2,000 THE DISTRESSED WIDOW., THE Frievds of this nwortuna(e . but deserving Person have great pleasure in stating, that their en deavours to rescue her from the depth of sorrow, has proved par ally effectual, and they anxiously look to it .. cuntinned botnity to enable .thetato complete the good add desirable to enable her again to say, " have a home," and to l'eonfinue her honest industry. Iler debts, as before. stated, •.(istu l outit to a little more than 1501.; her little stork and fur %Ant c togethA, if all were even sold, would n d in'oduce • more Brio between 401. and 501. and she is entirely without the-least means whatever to vxtricate' himself. Her efforts and her industry have been continual ; but her little business having failed, to use her own words, she. is " overwhelmed with distress, and Wilhuut hope," and must itievitably sink under its weight, except the hetrevtilent hand is elfectunlly stretched out to save her. The different sums sultseribed . amount, exclusive of-expeuce. to 571 4s, Pd, and which .still leaves a' very tonsiderable - deficiency. .The' SuriNcrihers .to thiS -"truly charitable. Fund are particularly' and gratefully thanketf; nrooni; wlnun are Mrs. D'Oyly, - Mrs. A. Payne, Lord Willoughby de Broke, A. Sheptiard, Mr. P. Collison, Mr. Millard, Miss Napier, Miss Dutton, and Lady Sher, bourn, together with the many - anonymous ; and the further aid of those who have it in their poster to ctijoy the heart, graddening pleasure of relieving unmerited and helpless dis tress., is most earnestly entreated, and they may rest perfect lv assured the subscriptittu will be properly applied. -Subscriptions are continued to he received at the Banking, homs of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's, George-,street, 11tattsion-house; Messrs. Hodsoll's anti Co. Strand ; and at Messrs. Hammersley's and Co. 76, Pall-Mall; and at Mr. Millard's, No. Cheapside, to whom her distress is' well known, and who will give every information required. , . N '" ' -riI(IN IAS TAYLOR, ESO. 1 lioNou,t N. 9 , New Bridge -street, London. life r" S LR, Edinburgh; March 18. v,..„. Yea r - ; . . , .:,,are to inform yoti, that ever since . the p i 9elt, f t .,. ;„ , t , I had beetiattlicted with the Lues kenerea 3• I ct r*se r it ter in t. 1. s.listintely resisting every course of nirdicipe , r',.froing it. ' „. ) . the most eminent, of the fachilty here, and un -I.."4rgedritisevere courses of salivation; and twice dis z'_'t of tit _'_ront the Hospital wi th little. relief, would appeal. to • ~I,dt,t4i,n,,,ist inveterate nature. In the spring of last year t ri ..‘qexi %t :l l _!`"! got to such a head, as nearly to put a period 41l oii eat , h u: r *--I had a large ,ulcer on the crown of in . !. head, st A ` t .n.tr; r „, ~.?1 , and my legs were broke out in a tgghtful L e ' We i l e ', . 1 Yht was dreadfully poMful, and • had been hi a lovtl,r,;el4:ition for the last seven year's; my left had also , a 1 5 4144, e .,...1 1 e5 . "1 . , t, .WaS very much diseviloured, and gave I ,; ..s ie aid , t ^: . ;',l , !Toting pain, particularly when warm in lied, g ; e . r,,,',,niuitiut-prire m e of rest; in this lamentable state, I 4 b ee . . 4(1,41 'Y Mr• J. •Thompson, (who received so Gr el l i ii_alsYttheni here) to take yinir Leake's Patent Pills, t i' t _ , t i bi K h t ',K t..., o (I() tin the 2(itli of May ; in the course of a . Yers en my , t4, ` I th th e. 17ban t o receive beiteAt—iii little more dean a Jost pahlished, tv ‘ ll4 fler h•ea.d and arms were soundly healed— . ? f PARIS, with , tr i co _ ll , , the sores ..ii my lt•gs he aled also • leaving how- .T 0 TRAVELLEItS QN THE CON'FINENT. Lc ..' •Iderable I' • 1 ' • ' • 'tl tis. Gd. bound. :. • 1 ) ,. or lb ,. , . t• isco ouvation in the skin, and pain in le er ' 'eft,: whi li 1- . • .' • hos. Plalis, &c. new lidition, _ ouu .. th ' herk".„ l .c , ► .3 the blessing of Go•d, and a little ..lIL . , i TiaILANTA'S NEIV Z N 'TTFEIt of FAANI•E, (is. bds.ss. h il Pi CTUR I, 0 the it,,,hl,iis , "”ve in your invaluable 11Ieclicine, gn i "" l e'l j (7A- I I: '.H0:11) , 1 in FRANCE, .Bs. hoand. Iftly4l„l4truar.'• pains skin to its natinxil lure, a"4 • toiti-i toertl.44••itens.igrailitally going otf.—l thus became, by _ eli';‘., together, with 1t1. 4. r "inPlal u t • nd m edicine, prft•ctly i•ree froin . all my •og t tic - Kr-111).11)S and . 9.IZET' PEE! y t bound l l : Qs ' NT -I.'s PARIS and GAZE'I•fEEIt of FRANCE.,liounil ~,i i. kili, , iii , _ s---have recovered iny 'former spires and 'II 'CE and • 44.E:ttted. mile jam become jolly Mid fat in which state having alklop of tiw ito4ds, I =s• - „. , t o•l' . N , 'T I'S 1 1 ,11t1S, GAZE I I ELI f price , .., 14.: .tell at . 1)• n"nlths to the ; l istonishment of all who kn e w , PLAN A NT: .I'S . FRANCE, bound together, and It iv yot, fur t loss in what t • * • t't I. but POST-ROADS in , N , . beautifully „,I„ me , . o s • ( t h terms ‘,.. express my gra_ iu. t , , with the .f• The same Work, lti _ d• II" •lt lineatetl, lbs. boun.l. .. . 1 ,. 1. .1 ) . ea,. good of other stilfernig mortals, •to make ", 1 ; . i ' t•a.t; 1411111 C ' ' I'It':NCII IN . , ►: li , ii di)iii its possible, as I shall on -every tu:!ed- the 'Loads distinctly anti accurately .. • ,Tfit Gs. lid. half_ BLAGDON S • ..... Sp a ' J r grateful . , hit ,. ~, )4 g you will •rreatly oblige,. 'obedient, very humble servant, .bohndi .• .- T ' with a . 'diII:IKEA. , .s un __ , ~.,_i. . . ALEX. -.. _ I large• Map and Plan. :• • ' ich and Italia . li --Just o,_ 1,.,,,,,,i.it,1 -street, Edinburgh. BOYCE'S BELGLIN TAAVELLER h GLIDE, Iry ' ' G . tid. half o jiiitibipsotin iluesses tithe airtive core:— ..'., • 1 imiXa.NVEII..SATIONS in Engli . shs, . le V6luine' Price ' ' P„eket pre )11,, At „ , No• Zt v NeW Poultry Market, Edinburg!:; TEL du VOrrViEUR; or, "fravelker s ,. , _ .s.l 1.1 . 0 , 1 r ed and*"tush, Old Assenibly Clo , e, Edinburuli. bound, NIANL . ' puliliilietl, in . .a, neat. portal) ar COllVerSatiolls HI 1411.01 i v . 4, NI sold by the I, - • --- • N • T ‘ l , _ • conipnioi, : c(nisistin g Of Child.' - , — o tes. &c.; a 1 % . •eitib er . so e 1 roprietor, 11-10.1; S ••'' - .1 It Can • also Models of• Letters, f‘. . , used various' I trials us • ''st e rl. N "9,• N 'm e t w ih i .. o Yal Colleg e of "'nit - geom.+, this . ! l.renc.ll,• Alit .1 It Edition, corrected Nlusie. By M..d tine de Geniis. Fifth tlits.., y n. re s i d „.._ :e ~ rulge-strvet London; whet e, after . a L ist of French and Italian Coitisrandthe ll,,:q t, t rig, o(r ecte ' d n t i , ,, .. f more than 38 years, in a practice parti- . in d improved by Work I Edition I tYr t , .11 to the t!le•ctire of Venereal Complaints arid those lin- gr eatly -•... ' • id nil • he hart bound with the inipror Li . WI: Nl ll , h ,: Parts of. Gen .• ' . '' ••.• . ei.stion, with that ins iolable sante ?"'" , a 1... ') 1 r • 1 Interpreter. P. A. Ciguatii.— = this trmptsfs, I te 'll,•" uf Ids. profession' should always observe in . , ot IP3gOiTi\',lE,lni. W . rk is • the 11tIt ITIVE of the CAMPAIGN in ALTS tt,_.(*tisly .._,i,ii.h.t.rs himself the advice and assist:mee he ' ~ L.1.L11,. SIA; 4,tt..74:1,,,,,,ixy,.ii,r5ters to ,persons t:Aliitp,: this 31edicitie, will with a large Map, coloaresl, 12v. q.t. boa,rds. A . l i„ ,i t, it. ~Iltseernim; Public as an advattage seldom new andlu; ;lived fAition,. with !Plans, &e. Sri).- las. liviti_ 6,)id, :,%! void Of all iiiiibi-ttit ' y 1. GI:RAW S . . , • I boards. lid. ' boa" ''' 1": C 'IMP •1 lON of PARIS, in 1814, with a Map , At r. _ Xin;, oi -his a mnintiNtent fnr the convenience of those and Plan ! I! : , , .1.)67ti 1',,1 ,' ' L , L .,"ce,, at th e p„,. 1 .,',,„., .% - 7 ,„,,, , , 4 ii) . i , s ; • , B11;01% Is s I RE\ 'ress, 1. 2s, - Letteri L '44 - ,' I I" f tti• - , T ---..." —-..- -51 . ' '-- -'1" - al It with :52 Plates and appropriate: . CIPLESofPit AcTicALPERSPF;CTIVE, I Nlg e • sgh sN„ ,`Yslit)p, No. 103, Oxford -street ; Sir. r"Y 1 :31f,. ' 1 414,14 ~- 7, Fi shstreet-hill • Mr. Baxter's South- , boards. , .. , 1 ...w 1 , 11. 3•, tv„i', l ,s"; 'Mr. Af'Dnnald. J'•well._•.r, - street; • Mr. ' * it ,* 'ro- 5 15 t' .• ' - t he best practical work_ on Perspective that has ta ti :.' ll. (i, ea - , ',"l:.itinl by of . :' • • t ' • . d: • ble . •e'ver i:lniear'ed. „. . • , , , ~sih . .. .• iirit,i.. . •it Lees on in .. aver}' . t.. 0 ISI . cr,i . 'flikro m ,"'Ped, , i ,, ii 3 , e ,". d"( 1 *relaud, m boxes "r o '4 2 s• 911 * : '••• ~,, 'bv Mr. J. J. MACHE'I ,of I iris Si . hil. ha 1 7 .1)o . 1 NuT f'S COPLETE (ON I. Ef . .:TICI , NEIt, 711 . 1 edition; l _ : s t v i • i i l t t. h . tA se , .., pers,,t,,.. of up with fall and plain dirt•ctions, addt;o i, Nr:c..te,, ee :7 . .. „ 4 tallier sex may cure theinseli es witb -.,- .' • fir • FFII II I ECONQMIS'C; or, Plain Sys t em tla n „,' Zr ery ',;::..,:in,1 safety. i . mtg. sllll • S ('l' II .. . ‘. 1 S'IMPERI Ai. and ROYAL COOK, .4itiou 4s boards. I iino. ir . s. bye . : ds. for Private. Families, avw Id. t •• at the wk . J 1 ).e sniti in ( iieat-ltritain is sealed u0:•4illi a• •' of LookerY . •.• . ' 1 'lB, Strand; '!*1•41 also t,„ i u A . 1, 44 ""41, 13y t . ., ircitt .. ,t . t ,,_ , .•• •• • ( r . • ( fro, Loudon: printed toi saisant .. Leigh,,,.. , _ ,,.,and _,, ... i ,,,_ tu ltut., i k pn itiee...... , l„ .. . ..._ Commissione.rs, is c. inte 'clone • • t - - ''''ith is I , ' '') . '"r, No. ?), New Br/dz ., : stee et;" 'l)3 - .l'. Hill, FAY:film JO ,t .1,1: : u, 7J itaimb ' 3 .4." r a" r - 4„,. a: . us.....cas ars cal.lberfeitz, ' ' fivoks 2 lict'• • . t4t7 Nl . hi 7 ,li. 71 A .1 _ - THEATRE- 8.0 YA L. DBU RY-LA is: E.. y-MORROW EVENING, 4e i t. 21, 1815, Maj esti e i t ' S erra nts wi II rfu rm t he Codic,Opera of THF DuENNA. %,_Don der oine, Mr.leis; Don Ferdinand, mr..T.s,n. . i.t!i; you Carlos ? Mr. T- Cook e (hi s , 2d.uppearance at this w lid who will introciaCe a Sung composed be him'e't' puldwould not , love ?•?) n Antonio, Mr. 1 - ylie ; "as Mr.Dowt on; Ck D o ira, Mrk. Dickons ; Louisa, Miss c; e Duenna, Mrs. Sparks. I , li 10 ;Bich will he added, Th%M:IGPI; (-)it, TUE MAIO OF.PALAISEAU. L i Ti. • tnerv; Dretses, and Decoralons, entirely ni. ° fliSival Melu- Dramatic Music (as performed at Parish : The Bai l i e composed by Piceini. , Mr. Mundell ; Farmer Gervas, Dowt On ; 11 7 . --4r "' Mr• Pope • St. Clair Mr. Barnard ; ntaards M r. tlr 4 , ll' p 'ek 1314 i*sol, Mr:Knight ' ; Isaac, Mr. Oxbetry Gaoler, cu 'eY ; • Mime Gerras, Mrs. Sparks; Annette, 133.1, 4 Act the First, ail Incidental Ballet, composed by Mr. ?iii 3 l : t ;; „Tile Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, 11 - ; .4 " a 'ig)s &c. &c. Lttti u-e s and.places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box. Othee, ' Russell -street. from ten till funr. 1),••, e ',. 4 " 4 * 71 .4 Sinanid Price, 31. 6d.—Pit, 3s. ; Stcond t'dll`lY, S % I •-•••••Liswer 2.5,; Second Price, B.—tippet lecond Price, r;d. ‘ e tit* Melu.Draniatie Romance of The Magpie, or, The will be repeated every %Mlll ardyn, Evening till further front the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is engaged, ti 7. make h er fi rst appearance as Amelia WI Ideul!' n '' 111 ' st. C ,'.' n 'Wy I.o%ers' Vous, which will be acted, for the itt this Theist' e, on Saturday next. 1 / 4 ' The Il e eir at Law. :on ay tof Til Child of Nature will shortly be . pro un "Y sAtitianthis by a Y oung L a d y, being her first a 'Teal ance, , 4 13 E . i . : • 'le • TWO Acts, and other Novelties, 'are in actkys . jt , 1,) he Nubility and Gentry are re.pect hilly apprised, that 'find 1 4 -1 , 114 Y, th e 2d of tJetober the °dice taking . Boxes hu x 1,...75, Will be removed to the Rotunda, at the 411 Ce of the Theatrd •in Brydges-street. principal t , THEATRE ROYAL, COVE.:T-GARDEN. 41.1 1ib i : 11 . 1 ' .4 SENT EVENiNG, Sept. 20, 1815,. ~,,%.‘, ~ , acted toe Play of - Pr'"'" 1 E MPES r: Olt 'FLEE ENCHANTED ISLAND... Itr, t's P c ro, Mr T r - ry .' 1 „ vi r . Egerton ; HIPP 01 )!°. 4.- Fiucit " , ihe e r terdi l iaL z oi N ' aples, )14'4 ;wl.r. Emery ; Mit anda. Mis, Foote; Durinda, Hiss S. Mr. Abbott i c z - . :11 clo y s A ta ri z e e i . bY- a Young Lady, being her first appearance T o - - , , bicii will be added, a new Melo Drama, called . . D. . ter.i. THE- MAGPIE, Oit THE N• 1 4 - . ~, .. ~.... li t'• A ' l Id' alt. Fawcett • ',. vvrard, ithr-Barryitiore • 1 . -I , t: e s 11r thou ; tlelkkoki a ' NI; Farley ;.i ust ice Of the 1, iit•!g s , 14 r,24,l.'"clrar,'! ; Nlartit; Air . Lsti . ... ; Bertrand, Mr. At 4.111 ; it' ,:ralii, 1%48.1,4%4,40r; ; Annette, Miss S. Booth. Pi . i,:' e t. ;in Incidental Ballet eoluPseti. by Mr. Noble. t _ s -tti,„'„i'llrti batictrsl—Mr. Noble (his third appearance at this 'p h, e , t • Litt Miss Luppitio. hr g „ ' ...I'S' will he opened at Half-past Five, and - the Play it , 'H. 1-1,41.-past Six. 11.--Ts, 78 ; Second Price 3s 6d.—Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price Nrc(4l ; l° F. A. r e i r k (ia i li .rY '2s. ; Second Price 117--Uplier Gallery Is.;. .., M ae e 6,1 f• • - . I*° x•O c o s i... ll. 14e 1 1)xes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, - at the l'l l , ..e'e: "art -street,- hunt Ten 1%4, 4 , " v , NieloDr. till ('our. _... ,m..'.. be rrh.... , ania of 'lle • Nlagpic:, or the Maid, in o il t.•,...ery I.vening till further notice. 1 I. ne hr itlia,l rl itaY. the hutss - Op era o f Artaxerxes, A. 2111 LI _ . 4 tsti i ea ' 6 " , fr ont ti 1 • Royal, Dul.litt, beim: ttrr hist .1-iirlir.4- lice "1 1. '" 14 ita " NI Udall; King Richard the Ara.. I"'t Riehar:;','Mr)7 L ' . ° EdWards, being his first ap i the d..Nrt niLL".," a Liklioll sta,, e . ...... mrs Dobbs will perfopi- -.--. -.1 3 / 4 . eef, a 'l Te aZte, iu "lle . School for Scandal, on II tlues E - 1 .----------- ------------1 17 • "HSI"' PICTURE,S—CHRIST RE i ai. v ., , S. f. t. ‘ l' ''‘LlN lL‘ th' his SECOND PIUFURE ttf crilu_sj_ --Pix io ,,,: g ? the TEmPLE, and the DESIGN of . the , eld_7_ 44 ' t I4 w • '''. 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It is joili , • ciou.sly 'adapted to become. a useful tuannal in the bands of persons who are desirous of securing for their tender charge .211 the advantages of elegant literature, and the accomplish ments of polished manners without putting to capricious ha sal d•these purr and firm principles which .cart 'alone render them.usetal in this world and happy in the next."• This Day eras published, price, 12s. hound, AFRENCH and ENGLISH, au ENGLISH and FRENCEI DICTIONARY. Adapted for general Use, in which obsolete Words are expunged, and•ntany thbn sand uSeful Words not to ,he foUnd in any other French add English Dictionary, are introduced. • By M. L'AIME DE LEATIZAC, . Author of Ihe Grammar of the Fuench Language. . . London : Printed fur Baldwin, eradoek, and Jt.t . , Pater nostet -row. * * *The imperfections, omissions, and improprieties of our French Dictiontnie, bare long been a matter of serious in convenience to the Teachers and Students of that. Language. 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Dudley, Bart.-9. lle-. pout of the Committee of the noose of Commons ott Mad- Houses in Enaland. , --10. An Abridged Stntement - of the lead ing Transactions of the Bible S o c ie ty. Sold by Gale, and Fenner, and all other Iloolisellers. ,* A Second Edition of Nu. I. may be 'had to complete imperfect Sets. . , • DELICACY of CON! PLEN . ON, and pleas'ing Texture of the Stilti, produced by the Use tif:DAVID RIDGE and SON's VELNO's celebrated EMOLLIEN"f VEGETABLE SO,kl). rrHIS 'VEGETABLE OIL SOAP- is agreeably i s ....prrttlined, and gives universal satisfaction, .being the purest, tunl most pleasant Soap yet known; it.improves the Coinylexion, rotillei:s the Shinpleasingly soft, clear, anil de licate, and preserves it in 'the, intense or cold ScasonS. Per sons using it to wash with never experience the inconvenience of rough, red, or chopped Hands and Aryls. The true Eniol lis,ut Ve-getaiJle Soap is sold in Lointion only at No 35, New Bond-street, in Wrappers signed by the original Inventor, DAVID ItIGUE ; 11011 C else is - . ermine. Price Is. a Square, .or i 4 for i I. DAVID RIGGE and SON havinz been often asked for a Perfume fur the Handkerchief similar' to the Scent of this Soap-, now offer a Vegetable Essence for the purpose, a very delicate Article. GdpEN• (Moss, CHARING -CROSS, AND .BELLE • • SAUVAGE .LUDGATF.-HiLL. F oFibEs von. TRAVELLING. TH ROYAL MAILS set °lf from the •above /Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-General, vie. DUBLIN, XVaterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Wales. MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, .Cartuartlien, Bre coo, Monmouth, anti AU parts of South Wales. CHEsTER, Namptwieii, -;tatrord,Litelifield,Northacaptou. WISBEACH, March, Charteris,•and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. -. NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swaff ham, and.Fakenhaui BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &v. • .INPRWICII, by Newinarlia and Thetford. .NORWICH, by Colcheter, Ipswich, and Sccle. Evesham; and . 'Moreton. GLOUCESTER, ctiF..urENIIAM, and Burford. OXFORD,' every F - eiiing 'at Eight VCliick. 'LUDLOW, Lenbury, and - all jolts of .. ;'.-ipshire. • YAR - MOUTH, Lowestoft, Beecles, 1, tic Woodbridge. , HULL,Searbotough, Burlington, 0... f ,'cverley. • BARTON ' Watersi4e, Gainsloorortgli, uud Brigg: LINCOLN, Sleaford, Boarn;Peterhorouge, and Stilton. 4nd the following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the newest and hest constrnction. Also is added a lift of Cities'and Principal Towns, to which Passengers arc rep lark). conyvyerl;. a reference thereto will save notch trouble to Travellers and Persons ,having baggage or-parcels to send. LIVERPOOL New Light CoaCh, ont only one night' (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwich,• Mid delwich Sandbach, Uitoxeler,.l3tirton-upeo-Trent, Meas bintt, 11iitckley, LUtter‘vorth and No.rtliampt,,o, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the•jour • not in at; hours, well lighted and guarded throughout. LIVERPOOL 110c41 Coach, through Warrington, s ford, Coogletttn, Newcastle, Stone, 2amworth, Atterstonv, Hinckley and Lutterworth, Tui.,stlay„ Thursday; and, Saturday 01.4 pings, . at Six; travels with extraordinary velocity ; only one night °litho road well lighted nod guard ed the whole of the iourney: YORK'New and Eleg ant Post Coach every Morning at Six, through Tadcaster, • Verryirridge, Doncaster, Bawtrv, • het ford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford,. Front 'Voris, Pas sengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edin burgh., Berwick, Newe.tstle, Alowick, Soields, nderr -44,d, Vorlnult, Du:lingua% Nortballttitots, andlats URIC SF*ENPF,NCE. . . . . in K woia ; cita,1,,,,..•,, r4,ifti r s, C. - !ili , re v il*_entith,,BottKll, Rip p4m, Borout;):1 Bri4i., , e, fitiart,niitottO Harrowip:te..atul ail parts of the North. HiNCgi.bs:, .:titer.toflc, Lr.tt: t•Toilil anti Northam's- t 6,, mach everv,:klorn.at ;;ik, except Aonaiy; i‘idevi.:ry F.cen-, SIIItEWSBUity and Nord, ':tics qitrit; Coact,'-qtrOugh Sharnall. iron Bridge, Wolvel - hiunptoti and Birmingham every• Morning, ._, ,_ ... _ HO E . YHE:kp, Pangor . , Capcl Cerit, Llameist Cernlnge ~,, . ... ~ . . r,„ . . • ' Miqr), isorwe,r4aAterilareo it, ',Amway, uswestry, and all parts of North Wziles, every Morning', 11111 5 .111MILIAM New Coach, caile4 The Crown Prince , , through Stony Stratford, Lunan:.r,ton anct Warivick, every Mowing at Four, and It'l . rives tlie;;,me i;venitti it Fen.., • I.R. PAIGA IT, Chester, Stafford, and Litellseld Post" Coaches rvCry Evening. WISIIEACI - 1, March,. Chatteris, and St. Ives Sew Coa ch, Monday, 'Wednesdiy, and Friday Ev . elling.i. . . • . Lrl'CLlFlEE,ll,'l'antworth, Hinckley, ..-ithersforie;lntt e r : worth hod Northampton, new and excellent C oac h, Tnesday, 'Thursday, and 'satiirttty mornin i _o, at Sm. CHELTENHAM New I.L.tc - • Cormli, through Prop - All a . Northleach, Burfiird, and Oxford (carries tour inSide-,0n16.,, .. , 'sets . out every' MM .- ging, except - timiolay, at Six, aml 'arrives early the same Evening at the PloW,litu v OudNtnant ; ~ O . X.FORD N'ttW' Post Coiwir,.. - eillatti. 0.,•0 0 ) 1 ,: e ,• el - 6 1 Morning at Eight,: . . NORWICH t•ei . ) , last Coach, tkrough - NetVirmrkei - am/ Thetford, every Evening, at Ser , Ul.•• '. ' • , • YAILMOUTI I I, Lowestoft; Ikecelesi,:YoXford, and Wood bridge Telegraph, every AfterrMou 40 . Four o'Clock., • IPSWICH and Cachestei,everv.An ernot,,, atroarA Seven. CAMBILI;Y:3I',• and Eiy Ni! - w Tvicgrafrh - CoAcli, every Night, and 'Carriages to all Parts of .Nurfulk, Satfolis; Essex, and Cambridgeshire. "FAXEN .Swatfliam, Brain and Newnvoket ete gant. New Coach, the Lord Nelson; Tuesday, TtrurWay, and Sat -:day Nieit at Six o'Clock, Snutlay at Five. • LYNN feat. Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Five ()Thick. MPTON and Lyminzton elegant new Coach, every,,Moriling t..":cept Sunday at rive °Thick. PackcVt sail in, t-110,s,te. of Wight on - the arrival of the Coath. Par6ls are conveved to all parts of the Island. • WINChESTER,. Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coach, every Morning at. Five o'Clock. . , • TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. TCTIs';BRIDGE Wells new Post Coach (carries four inside only) through Tunbridge, Sevenoakes, and Riverhead - , every Afternoon at Four o'Clock, Sundae excepted, BURTON upon Trent Post CO.seh, throughlreashatn, Twyci-oss, Athelstone, Hinckley, .I.ot•rworth, Welford, Nor thampton, 'and Duastalile, Sunday, WediftsdaS - , Lim! Friday Mornings, at Six BRISTOL, Bath, Melksham, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent'PostCoach (came, lour insiile'only) every • Aft ernoinv at rive, well lighted aad guarded throughout. 4 inciurtrevertibly superior to any on th e o.e ) 1,40 4' . . h,N./.. 9 rElt,.Plyinouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal 'mei; ev,.ryiMoilling at Seven. EVENOAKS, Riverhead, & Bromley( ioaches, every Morn 'HASTINGS, Cattel, Robertshridge, rlimwell. and Tun bridge exp'cdit iou,New Coach , every Morningat half-past Five " PORT,•:MOUTII and Gosport Telegraph, every ,qornins and Evenin at Fneo'Clock, ' Peters&4l, Godahning, and Guildford New, Coaches, every Mornitig,sud Eveniug PORTSNIOUTI - I ata - 1 3 04 t C'oAch, the Dul:l2 of WeitiligtoO, Tuesaay, Thursday, .and Sa,turd.ty Mornings* at Eight. o'Clock. _ - EXETER mid Tuonton Codclics, every Morniug' 81 !iv enhg. WELLS, Ilridgk : !water, and rauaton Coaches, every Morn— a,,d Evcni , tg' • _ . , PLYMOUTH and Fahnouth very fast and cheap Coaches, eyvry Nlkuatintr, BURY and Newylaritet Post Coach, Tuesday, -Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five. ' BATH and Bristol Coaches, to 111t0i in 14 Hour,, evt . r y Aiorning at half-past Four o*Ci,clc, and Feoning at Five: LE ES, Uckfichl, MarCsneld, and East Grinstead Co u 6, s , erery Nlorning at Eight. o'Clock. • BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Snset Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, 'a new Coach, ercey Morning atSia. CIIICI 2 Mirlhurst, and 1-litsleinar”, n ew T e l egrap h . Every Tuesday,, Thursday and Saturday, at 'ix. Nw Coach, through. Di.neton and Pet— worth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, throlgh Duucton, Petworth, and Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday AlOrnin.4 - s„ at Seven. MAIDS rvy. i Mailing., and Wroth:tin Coaches, every Dloruittg.;l~ l;,i,vr -and Nine ( S )'( illga d" te, and .. - Ishford every Morning% Margate, Itamsgate, Deal, and C an t er b ury Coaches - , every Morning ttt Six o'Clocli, and Evening at Fi ve- Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties. • BROM VION, Chatham, Itochester, and Stroud Coaches of every descriptiim, at SIX and Nine in the Morning, Ont, at Nooit, and half-fast. Five in the F.,- ( cow;. • • GRAVESEND, Nortldleet, and Attu tard Coaches at Six had Nine in the Nlorning, One at Noon, and Firein Die Evening. Extra Coaches always ready. • llitlGElTON•original Ked Coach, through Croydon, Rei. gate, Crawley, and Cockfield, every Morning- at Eight. BKIGHI•6N New Coach, called the :hike Narldk,, e rey Mornin-• at Nine, through Dorking, OA w.ham, ' lON New and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three'. 111}IttigO>i. Regency Coach, at half. past Eight °Thick eveff modern and truly desirable Pint Coach, (car ries: four fniide only) throngli Broad, wry, Findon, Ashinb••• ton,AVest Horshutut, and Dorking, every Morning 'at G k jDALNI ING, Guildford, Merrow, East Harslet, and Tuesday, Thursdav, and Satnrday, at Eight EASTIIOURN Snanner Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and. Saturday, at. Half past Six o'CloA. GODALMING and Guildford. Coaches, every Morning and. Afternoon. DORKING, - Letlicrlleatli aua • .I.;p4ma Coaches,. every 51ortiiii , 4 at Niue, anti Afterllol,llll . t:nl , l•44 . C. rind Dorking. Coaches, every Morning at Six, • 1-I.I.NIPTON and Mitcham Coaches - Following. CO.ICHES set oil from the SAINAGE CA NI i )(iK Patent Mail. - BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Cr o wn Prince, ever y Morfing at a Quarter licfore Five, through Stony Stratford, Souttain, Lemington, out \Vol wick. OXFORD new and elegant i'ost Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. . • SOCTHAMPTON . (Collyer's Coach), every Nlorning, cept Sunday, at Five. • .A.LTON i.:04c11,. Tuesday, Tliursday;aud .Saturday Morn, iugs,...tt Nine.. NEOBLJILY Coach, every Morning, at Half paq SALlSqUitrCoacli, at Hitif past Three terry Afterlloon. 44,),SpNG i S New Post . Coach, every Aiot wing at Eight. .W(/&P;11.(11,Coach, eery Morning, at Seven, • 110itl - r.ON Coach, the Dube of Norfolk, every - Morniag, at Nine, thiinigh Parking, Horsham, and Hentield. BRIGL - Fro:: Posti..;uaeli, the Eclipse, every After noon, at. Hart . past 'nvo. ' Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. • Lu'roN Coach, every Day, at One. lI.N.'IPTON Coaches, every•Moritiag anti Evening. PO4I{I . .SMOLTTL : i Coaelies,e cry Alorning and Even. at Five,' .IN:ew Tltursday, and Saturday Writings, at i"tve. , • The Priipiietors respectfully regneq the Valilir to notice, the Golden Cross is the only ( itke in London front whence Carriages sit. out to all the Hatliiii; and ri'a:eriitg atici las6lo.lahle and pnblie r,s,.t in the The most strict atteriiimi will tY.t P:tia to iHcollrieS Zit the ahore Coa,;:h Oticts, r i every toformeol;rl ploictzlally;e;ie, n , relative t o a n politic The Pr,wrietors !ior aii , ..vcriihie for .;Lny or •iti, ahol,: FIVC 111,4 , eAltt!rlA 4111 Lit 1:1, . ..1,0;;IN CROSS ;km? rcvvri,tors;.