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$ . 77 . 4 C . ;'; . di r ,s4 '` • ;~ NO . i , i .4 4 1. yi-4Lfr, 1. .. t .; .444.,_ '*... 4,3 .i. 491. : ojtit , a - • I,' r. , • y , . i 1 ii i i ° hp , , " - .s. - ‘, :- ~-. , ' .'S > „ ',...' :.), '...,.€44.1.1•;,,,,,, p...-_,,, --- -- - '-;k-., , • ' ' i, 1 . 7' . ' -,- ..', :.--_ ....- • .., • . i.• -;'_-_,..-- .; , ••-• ~, '''• 0-..- - - - ;',...,... ; 2",' 4 ,v', - ,,,,, ,, -,•--- • . ..... , • ' o llfllla ' \ ,:::. • -4 Po vs , t . *Fhilillt , ~ , ve r • • r - - Ntrm Tat 6986.] T RSDAY, JANUARY 26, 18.15. ErniOE SLXPENCE-HALFP,ENNY. THEATRE ROYAL, DRI.TRY-LANE. TIES PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 2G, their rilajeStice Servaiits will perform the Comic Drama of JEAN DE PARIS. • After which, the. Comedy of 'SHE= BIRTH-DAY. which will be added (esth time), an entirely New and Su - pert) Pantomime, called THE I'ALLEY O'. DIAMONDS ;- Or, HARLEQUIN 31NDBAD. 'l" '"'Thorrow, All in the Wrong; with the New Pantomime TThEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 26, will ll'eprforined the Tragedy of pikikfuto. p ro Mr:Young; Elvira, Mrs. Renaud. "eh will be added (for the 2sth time) a New Grand Pantomime, ,called TIARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON; Or - OttT, MAYOR F' LNDN. To-no r i row-, The Gamester ; with the O New O Pantomime. 70,NIORIZOW the First-drawn Ticket aboe 251, will re ceive 20,0001. ra. PERRY is selling TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Pndrawn, at his truly Fortunate Office, u• 1, Holb orn Bars (the Corner House), where be sold, :20I'C 8 ,583, a First-drawn Ticket ahore 251. and entitled to , 0001; in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight. Sixteenth j eliares. • . . . i . RICH WHEEL. A I , 1 .2 . , 2,000 . 4 1,000 • . 6. s 10 14 1;00 • ~. virr 19 100 • &c. &c.. &c. . v ri AQ,MORROW, .1-tinary..27, will be the . gra SECOND DAY of Drawing when the first. Ticket ' Ivo a Prize above 9.51. must receive more than 20,0001. and . I, ay be entiticd to THOJISAND•POUNDS ' - . ti s t l. 9 . ll;_ t , S and SLIARES are !,elling, warranted undrawn' I and : Co. tli e Controctors f or th e aresen t L ottery, No. 11, Poultry; I And No. 31, Aidgate Higlv -12, Charing - cross ; I street. N---,............._ WANTED TO, ItENT. ON LEASE, A LAR.GI4-; HOUSE, FURNISHED; witliin ten miles of LodOn. It must strali.; on a dry soil, be wholiv detached from any other -building, and must have . a. pliocfnl supply of - •,o0(1 tVater. A moderate sized lciteien- CP..rditu,...walied in is regoired- an dith.soineTieasure Grotiiill, 4tul ahout - 10 o 1 0, A . - o r r :' Seta ~ . r ... cry, ot ... . ' • I part:culais of the Number arid size of the prittetpa : r , , with Situation amt Terms,' p0.,1 - . pa;d,. to ,Mr. Bv %ill bB',ti, td',a _ 1\; ". 70 L cl oy.rer GrosiTo attcrir'ed-ro Or-street, Which, it approveil, - e ma"•• .. } Ns Ltlctr ' to BE SOLD 1.11 7 AunTioN . ,. Nd:i.lt.-ii •Sat':ado".l°, T o l p i p E o ß sit l e -' Catherine-street, e a et t , t o h n eir AV l e r d t u ; l2 ! , e s s e , ' • . "4t el l I ,' t&1 Fire following. Days (Sunday excep v,i), e o Clk. Vttty ' s , - i , A ~,,- elloicE COLLECTJON of 11:1IS- 4.,::::-alHi'lL'IN. , El -S'Book'sz.: (C , .i.4ist i, iri,.. i ' . 47f . H T i:• t t i " . , ..:, Val 4-Ve. v, al e A rts ~and 'scicnceb, .e st & ._. i t. .1 ~, e ' ', ali)014; WhiCh , area ' Manifanc,iii Antiquii(e Expliipies, ,__ C ''Si r 1111111 "` '-' ' 1 , acycl, r,eliie par Fithtt`ot . , -. & , :•31 4 ..t. 1z44 t, : - - oyag# y l" ' i te ' re -sr s ( q .l :.4 . 7l' ‘ -- laCire%... ~ par Ci),..iseni Gou:iie o r. i. ..,..,.‘--Itderi Bavaria Saw:l.a, figurii, i.qls, and, others - 1. 1 1 - VP.' ne. s ,ro he viewed on Monday, >lanilary zin, to the Time of tale..' a " and Cataloznes to be had, (price 6d.) at. the Place of at INOR of HALL-PLACE, in the COUNTY of HANTS. • `OLD by AUCTION, at the - AUUTION-MART, in. t 0 "il*, on THURSDAY,' the 16th day of M arc h, 1315, aoe .o!Ciock, in One L o t, HE -very desirable and imrroyable Customary • MANOR of HALL-PLACE , s i tuated in the Parish of atety, about two miles from Sandhurst and Blackwater, and ,frZit4 froa, London, w i t h t h e customary Court Royalties, Alietia- V H 3 H ' l "ves, Quit-Rent s , a nd Lands, alimote Copybold of bi-Titmice (nearly e qua l in value to Freehold)' ; comprisin g rately-house, with Gardens, _EiSh-ponds, Watet Corn-mill, Farms containing 23 9 S t h tute Acres (mon: or less) of net iclos-ed Alemlow, Pasture, and Arable Land, part thereof ex 11ititnerated from Tithe of Hay, by a Modus of 2d. per Acre, V l .extensire and valuable 111;0101'44 and other Rights of r st ure and Turban,, &e. fix. 00 the large Commons and "ths 12 'Qwel of Yately, now i n t h e renting of Meisrs. Bosley, 't, White, and Bedford, at very old Rents, amounting '`4l‘lto 23.!i1. per y ear . I:Vately is nearly th e centra l of a fine Sporting Country, "atuting with Game, and the intended Inelosure of the 4SI CS.i and Enfranchi sement of the Copy holds - will add con- weraW y to its value. v ,P 46 ritit e d P art i cu l ars may be had of Mr. Bosley, the Tenant, 1, show the Estates ; alsii'at the Inns at Bhackwater, j:,7 l . , t foril-tiridg.e, and Bagshot, and at the Auction Mart, ; and, for .further Particulars, application may be' C‘e to George South,Esq Charlton Cottage, near Similes- John Sianley-Sthart, Esq. 28, Red Lion-square ; Thos. . 1,41 4 ' , , Esq. Linjohes-inn ; Edward Robson, B on d e lq , • L eicester-square, Loudon ;or to Messrs. and r 'a'g, Land Agents, and Surveyors, Axminster. I' 4 be , . WILTS AND DORSET. il,„ ! OLD by AUCTION, at 1 4 1t.c Auction hart, in Loa ll' i i ( "1 Thursday, the 16th of -March, 1815, at Twelve ri t. l %. ' l 's in Two Lots. , ',., 1 „, CAPITAL MANSION, and Excellent, k:-,,, q ;"'c'es of ASI - ICO'MBE, with the beautifully Pie ta, ~,'-'.!, Woods, I'lantations, and Grounds, delightfully lili j ,.i;.`: ( ' to the enchanting Vale of /Isl.:con - the; presenting an I.‘,irc-ut. it , sittene e for a NubleinaPi, or Pauli?) , of Distinction. %f..‘ giexapital and highly improvable :Manors and listateg tl t ,'. (4l eird Royal, and Ashgrove, %rill) the Liberty of Laver .4.„...e--• 4 tnl Alanor of 'Tonal. Baron Down Hundred and Tol ken,!•:arniiain AO Stubhampton, utherwis:! Steppington ili td ~,..: with the Chjef and Quit Rents, Rights, Royalties ui4l:: ''.'ili:gcs appurtenant to the said Manors, a;dvaritage i.,....,J; • 81ttlated between the two great Western roads, in the - .'...i . ' ,', 1 ;' , 3 of Tollanl Royal . , Berwick St..loliti, and Donhead 1 ,, , : i, "n••, in the County of Wilts ; 'Tollar Farnham, Little e 1-. ... V.,,,i . I .:haro, Tarrant Grenville, :and Handley, in the 3,. PY of Dorset:. about rourteenMiles fiAlli Salisbuq, and hil ' froto Illndford, Shaftesbury, loin Cranbourne, forming 114,1'..ilitire .Freehold Property, of ;i3OK7 Statute Ant's,- with ~;42,-) I,, esaiindaD m tir stor e d with Gae, extendiug orer about t i • ;,...Acres; thy estimated yearly ratite, TT h 'Three ousand - (~,,,t-indred P(utils. The Alansiotrand shout 2,200 Acres I . ,, i ,', 4 ttlitg sco A 4 :reS of 11 , 'oodland,); are i t) Dem,stie, - tli Ti.„: ,' . ' l " is granted e 5 : hy Lease s , or Copies for One, Two, and t y. -i vt , Ss Linder awainal Rents or rieriots. .I,ill?teti Paiticuldts may. he had of .I,..lames Bennet, of ~ 4 4, 1 ih t;Y:z1, - - who will sliew that Manor, (and A slicombe 1.k,, - V - "l'Grikitruls nuiv be viewed with leaVe of P. C. Me ,.• - 5 :•'.,s• 'yi - i, ,• '. • -• • ) fII J •i-ili . 3arrett, of .11,,, ~,,;; • • I • la. i . .0(• 4.CLllplel , 41 a r. i. s , l 'i , i „.' ''ridiatil, and Mr. Thomas Hill, of Steppiligton, who . ;;'."'• that Manor ; also at the Auction Mart, London; *41,11--t;.'icil;ial Inn: in Sulisintry,-Blandford, and Shaftesbury; kiltiu4r.l4rther partitularg, and ii4specting the Maps, appli- 1 4 41 , . :t'al . be made to George South, ESq. Chariton Cottage, 'ili-tr e 4 ,"-eq - :ftry ; John Sianlcy Snunt, Esq. lied Lion- I ' , 4, (.', '''hoilias Sol. Esq. Litwin:isn • Edward Robson, •u4C--4stle•-stteet, Leierster-squart Lomfon ; : or to Messrs..; 444 P tekuing, LMnt.:`..gcntx Ind Surveyors,. Axminster: • OFFICE OF 0.11D.N. INCE, Ja'n. 1S , 181 5 THE- TRINCIPAL OFFICERS of us. MA , . *TESTY'S ORDNANCE- do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Qflice, in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday,lhe Ist day gir February next,fromsach .Ptrsons- as may be willing to undertake the supPly*of CO , LOURS, both Dry and Ground in 01;:for S,reice oftliis • Department, .for a Period oiThree Years, d‘.':erniinable at ter the Expiration .of the Firvi Year, upon Notice I;l,'Three - Months, at the Option of dal, r Party. Specimens of the Articles mew be t!iewed repon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office irethe Towcr : ;, and further particulars,' together with the 7'ermS and Conditions s qf the Contract, may, be known at the Secretary's Qb7ce, rrn Pal-1- It/all aforesaid, any Day letZVEC2ithe flours of T o and Four o'clock, where the. Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, mid endorsed, " Proposals for Colours, &c. ;" b.a 7to Proposal can be admitted rifler the said Ist day of Fe bruary, at Twelve o''Clock at il'uon. of the same Day, 'neither' will any .7',:nekr be noticed, nn(ess thc Party Making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. • By Order rfthe Boetri;, ' . - I R. H. CREW, Sorrel any, LANGBOURN WARD, Jan. 25, 1515. At a MEETING of the _INHABITANTS of LANGBOURN WARD, held at St. Monis Back Church, iii Fenehorch . street, on Wednesday, lire 25th of January, Isis, Sir JOHN EAMER, Knight and Alderman, in the Chair, It was resolved unanimouslyes follows; THATt the TAX upon INCOME, common l y 'r 4 ' • called the Property Tax, was at first imposed upon the People of this Count, y; at the lime of great national 41i milty, With an express pledge that the same Should cease at a period after the cod of the war in which we were then en gaged, aud ~ vinch time expi res , agreea bl y t o the- Act, on the Gib day of Aped next. That the lohabitants.of this Ward have reason to be under serious.apprehetision. of au intention on t he. part v£his Ma jesty's .I,iiiisters to continue or modify the Tex upon Income, in violation of that faith that subsists between his Majesty's Governmentjand the Public.; and thereby-to hazard the future peace and tranquillity of the colintry. - That the Inhabitants of this Ward, with due regard to the interest of the country, har e a l wa y s contributed th& pro portion of tile, burthens that were necessary for carrying on the lons and arduous war with France, whirls has so, tu rieasly terminated; and although the Property has hi therto .seen patiently . borne, on account of• thu great aid vt afforded tp the-Government to prosecute the contest- with SSLCSa s,, at the sjrre time, its principle never npproved or,' it being partial;oppressive, mid inquisitoriabin its opera tion, furnishing as-it does an inducement- to perjury; thereby diminiThing the,sauttity aim oath. • That air attempt therefore to renew or modify, under any cirenntstunc:•s, so unjuq and oppressive in its prin ciple, is Lighly impolitic, as tending to anuiiiiiate the faith reposed in the Legislature try the Peoid-,- aita, in effect, de stroying- troth e metic and_private coofh/enee, . That a.Petition, agree;tsle to the foregoing Resolution, he pre'scutea to the Honourable the Honslrof Commons, humbly praynig',.that they wili be :itleased to. reject any proposition that may he niatle for the renewal or ungification of the said Tax in emy 'shape whatever. • That the Petition now read he the one adopted, and that the same he left for sienatures of the Inhabitants of this Ward, at the Vestry Room of St: Dioilis Baelt Church. That Sir ‘Wm. Curtis, Bart. M. P. One of - the ItVpresenta tiees 'of his City i 4 Parliament, aryl -an Inhabitant- of -this. Ward, - rtAtiest,id:tii'prent the said - Petition to the Ho nourable the Howie of Commons. That ale Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir John Lurter:iiight and•Alderinan:, for his polite and impartial conduct. in the Chair, and fur his unweaned zealin•prouniting the interests- o f this Ward... • - That the. Thank, of this Meeting he given to John Phillips, Esq. Deputy, and Thomas Bodley, Esq. the mover and se conder of the foregoing Resolutions, and for their ability in support of the same. That these Resolutions be signed by tire Ward Clerk, and published in the Times, Chronicle, Sim, and Statesman Newspapers. N. ANDREWS, Ward Clerk This Day was published, price ss. TARRAGONA. —An Account of the Siege and Taking of that Place by the French, in 1811. Wrote, and first published, in this country, by the General 'CON TRERAS, the Spanish General conunanaing• that. Fortress. it is published also in French, price ss. Sold - by John Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place; and Sherwood and Co. Portland-place. Mrs. INCHBALD'S MODERN THEATRE. This Day 'was published, In 10 Vols. ro3al ISmo..to correspond With Inchbald's British Theatre, and Collection of. Farces, price - 21, 10s. in Boards, On fine Paper, 31. 15s. in . boards, THE MODERN THEATRE ; or a Collec tion of successful, MODERN PLAYS, acted at the Theatres Royal, LoMlon. Printed from the Prompt-books by Authority of the Managers. Selected by Mrs. luehbald. Containing the most favourite works of , Messrs. Colman, Cumberland, Morton, Revruilds, Holman, Holcroft, Jephson, O'Keefe, Mrs. Inchhald, Mrs. H. More, Miss Lee, Mrs.' Cow ley, &c. &e. not includ e d i n M rs. I nc hb a ld' s British Theatre. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 5 , 1:, New Bond street. - •Of whom maybe had, edited by - Mrs Inchhid, .1. The British Theatre ; or, a Collection of "Plays, - which are acted at the Theatres Royal. With Biographical and - Cri• tical Remarks. In 25 Volumes, royal ISIM). with Engravingc, 'price'6l. 16s. Gd. and on fine Paper, with Portraits, and Pioof Impressions of the Plates, price 131. extraßoard*. . A Collection of Farces and other Afterpieces, which are acted at the Theatres Royal. In 7 Voltimes royal 18 nio. price 11. 1.55. boards, or on fin e P a p er , with Portraits, price 21. 125. Gd. boards. CATON'S WORKS. This Day was published, A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, 1. itPRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VENTION and CC RE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE in both SEXES, and its consequences; in which a mild and successful mode of Treatment is pointedoa, in cluding Observations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal DiseaseS, &c. Intended as a, Guide against the dangerous effects of this baneful malady, " By 'l'. M. CATON, Surgeon, - i©, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, and late of the . . United Hospitals of St.Thomas's and Guy's. 2. A Treatise on Indigestion, beifig an Inquiry into the Diseases arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, with Remarks on the Liver, and its influence oil the Gastric System. To which are prefixed, some general Observations on Scrophulous and Cutaneous Diseaszs.— Price 3s. 3. A Popular Treatise ou the Prevention and Cure of the different Stages of Asthma and Winter Cough, with uew and successful Instructions for th e P rev entioirand Treatment of Asthmatic Fits. 'Fourth edition, price 3s'. 4. PracticM Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the generative Organs (.4 both Sexes, including the ,Theory of Generation, &c. Price 3s. Gd. 5. A Practical Treatise on Female,Diseases, including 01;- serrations on Parturition, Lactation, and tip! Dis - orders in cident to those important changes. Price 3s. t'd. Printed for Sherwood and Co. 2.0, Paternoster-roe. ; and S. Martin, 25, Holles-street, Cavendish-square p'l4o44lpu. NAVV-PAY, OFFICE, January 1, 1815. NAVAL HALF-PAY. Inconvenience and Delay have been --L. 'occasioned respecting these Payments,•in Case.;.; of Re nattances, by the netessary,Alliffavits not having been sent, and the Returns' of Income- not having been made, in due time : the Treasurer, therefore, - auxiousit desirous. that the Off i cers should receive their half-ps.y with the least possible deiay, after Advertisement of its issue from the Navy-Office, earnestly recalutneriffS it to them, to forward the said Affida vits to himself or .the Paymaster at this Oilier, and the, Re turns of Income to the Assessors of the Property '['six at the Navy Office, as soon : as-it shall be practicable atter the expi 7 ration of each Quarter. . When these .Transmissions arc not made in proper Time, the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the next regular Recall Day. ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OP IRELAND: . "'VHF.; VVRI'I'S for E r,r,c - riZ,iG a T IPOit A L PF, E R of IRELAND, to succeed to ,the VACANCY made in the REPItESENTATION of the PEERAGE of IRELAND by the DEATH of the EARL of WESTMEATH, will . _be ready to be , delivered at this Office, on MONDAY, the 80th Instant, to the several, Lords now entitled to vote, a List of whose Names anti Titles of Honour will be pub lished in the London and Dublin Gazettes of that date, or they will be forwarded, by post, to every such Lord who shall send Directions in writing for that purpose, and his AddresS to this. Office. The Writs for such, Peers as reside in Dublin, svill lie delivered at their cr , pective Houses. THOMAS BOURCHIF.R, Clerk, Cor.andnan. pro tempore. - CroWn and Hamper Office, 'Dublin, Jan. 20, 1815. . , . fEAST INDIA HOCSE, Jan. 25, 1815. Pll t COURT. of 'DIRECTOR'S of the UNITED COMPANY of MhltC/lANTS of ENS,_ LAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notie, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANrs STOCK will be SHUT cn THURSDAY, the ad MARCH next, at 2. o'cloel, and OPENED apin on THURSDAY, the 13th APRIL following: That . a CIDARTEI;LY GENERAL COURT of the - said COMPANY will be HELD zit .their IIOUSE in Lea3enha3- itri;et, on WEDNESDAY, the ,pd . MARCH next, at Eleven o'Clock in the - Forenoon. • • • . . • Th a t a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be FIELD at their HOUSE in Leadenhall-street, on WED NESDAY, the iqth Aril next, from nine o'clock in th t e Morning until six in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SI;'.C. DIRECTORS' of the said Company for four years. And that the LISTS of the 'AIENIBp'S of the said Com pany will be featly to be . dellvered at this House, on THUM DAY, the 23d March next. • - JAM,I7S - 001173, Secretary. A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. consequence of Mr..EGG lav ng adver tised Self-Adjusting Trusses, and stating, from their superior efficacy and utility, be has procured the following. appointments :—The Royal Navy; the:Naval Hospitals and Dac4-yards, and the Ordnance. SALMON , ODY, am - Co. from the liberal encouragement they have received, think it their duty to. inform the Publi c , that Mr. Egg's Trusses are n o t u p on Self-:Adjusting Princi ples, having.no universal Joints to accommodate the Spring to the motion of the body; and that their Trusses only have been used for his Majesty's Service above-mentioned, since they superseded Tatham abd Egg, some time since, and that Mr. Eog has not supplied any on hisown account. The TIWE PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRVSSES, which, require no Straps,nor cause any coninement to the Body;are to be had only - of the Patentees, - SALMON, ODY, and Co. 29.4, STRAND, Who hays the•honour to supply his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals, and Duch - Yards, the Transport Board, the Ordnance, the. Niarine Infirmary,. 'the Honourable East India Company, the City,Truss 3ocietY, .&c. &c. &c.; 1 GOLDEN CROSS, CHARINGI-CROSS, AND BELLE SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. • GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. PHIL following ,ROYAL MAILS set. off from . ./IL the above Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-General, vie. ruBLEN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. ,• HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Wales. MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmouth, and all parts of South .WaleS. CHESTER, Namptwich, Stafford, Litchfield, and Nor •thanrpton. • • . NVISBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives: - CAMBRIDGE and Ely. , NEWMARKET, Brandon, S'vaff ham, and Fakenham BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH, by Newmarket and Thetford. 'NORWICH, by CaleheSter, Ipswich, and Scole; WORCESTER, Pershure, Evesham, and :Moreton. • GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and Burford. •-OXFORD, every Eyelling at Eight o'Clock. LUDLOW, Lenbury, and all parts of Shrepshire. YARMOUTH, 'Lowestoft, Beccles, • Yoxford, and Wood bridge. HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brigg. LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Peterborouge, and Stilton. • - And the following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the - - newest and best construction. Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are regularly conveyed ; a reference thereo will save. much tronble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. • LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries font-Inside only), through Warrington, Northwich ' Mid- Sandbach, Uttoxeter, Burton-upon-Trent,' Meas ham, Hinckley, Lutterworth and Northampton, Sunday, - Wednearlay, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the jour ney in :ft; hours, well lighted and guarded throughout. LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, Knuts ford, Congieton, Newcastle, Stone, Litchfield, Tainworfh, Atherstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth, .Thesday, Thursday, and Saturday nunnings; at Six; travels with extraordinary velocity; only one night on the road ! well lighted and guard ed the whole of the journey. YORK New and Elegant Post Coach evry Morning at Six, through Tadcaster, Ferrybridge, Dtmeaster,. Bawtrv, Let ford, Newark, Gr a ntha m , an d "Stamford. From Y . ,- k, Pas sengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, Alnwiek, Shields, and Sunder. laud, Durham, Darlington, Northallerton, Thirsk; and Eas ingwolil, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith, Brough, Rip pon, Borough Bridge, Knaresimrough Harrowgate, and all parts of the North. HINCKLEY, Atherstone,. Lutterworth, and Northamp-. ton Coach every. Morning at :ix, except Monday, and every . Evening. SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap Coach; through Niiffnali, Iron- Bridge, Wolverhatnpton and Birmiugham every Morning. EIGLYHEAD,f-Bangor, Cape! Llanwrst, Cer n icige Mawr, Corr; en, Caernarvon, Conwa:.;Oswestry, and all arts •• of North Wales, eve r y Moning. p BIRMTNGHAM New Coach, called • The Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford, Lerningto'n and Warwick, every Morning -at Four, and arrives -the saute Evening at "Pen. PARKcIATE„ Chester, *Ste and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Evening." .• WISBEACH, Marca, Chatteris, anti .St.- Ives-New Coach, • Mointav,:Wedneoav, and Friday Evenings. LITCHFIELD, Tamworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Latter wet h and Northampton, new' and excellent Coach, Toesthiy, Thursday, aad f•zfitiirday Mornings., at Six. - CHELTENHAM Nev,.. Day CoaCh,, thrb . 4)," Fran, il, Noithleach, Burford, and Oxford (carrics:i'our laside oniv) - sets out every Morning, except Sunday, I .t Six, and. arrives. early the same Evev•itrz at the Plow Inn,. Cheltenham... 0):1 , -0111) New Pest - Coach, called The . Defiance,-every 'Al.nri.ing at Eight. • - • • NORWICf I very last- Coach, thrciugh -Newmarket and Thetford,'ev,:ry Evening at Se,n. - YAP Lowestotf, Meceles, Yoxford, and Wood bridge Telegraph, every Aftertnion at Foer o'Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every afternoon at Four and Seven. • CAMBRIDGE . and Ely New Tele . zraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of 'Nortolk, Suffolk; Essex, and Canihridg . eAtire. _ FAV.ENHAM, SwafTham, Brandon, and INie-mai het ele gant New Coach, the Lard Nelson,Tuesday, Thursday, and • Saturday Night at ..4x.i.)!Clock, Sunday at Five. LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Moriiings•at-Five SOUTH: I'llPrON _and . Lymingtori elegant new Coach, .. every Morning (except. Sunday) at Five o'Clock. .PaCkets sail to the Isle of Wight op the arrival of the Coach. 'Parcels . are coa.veved to all parts of the Island. WIN.CHESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge. very fast Cowl every Morning at Fi ve o 'Cl oc k. TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coacht,, every Morning. T(TNBRIDGE Wells new Post cOach (carries four inside only) through .Tuabridge,,Sevenoalies, mut Riverhead, 'evory after noon at Four o'Clock, Sundae excepted. BURTON upon Trent. Post Coach, through Meisham, Tw)cross, Athelstone, Hinckley, Li - Mel - worth, %Vciford, Nor thampton, and Duustable, Sunday, - Wednesday, and Friday . s • Mornings, at Six ii'Clock. . • BRISTOL - ,..1341t11, Melkspam, Derins, and:`,Tarlborough new and excellent Post COacii (carrics'four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. ThisConveyartee is incontrovertibly superior to any on the -Western ltoad. • -I , 4XE'F;R, Plymouth, and Y•ttlnouth Coach, called the Bal loon, 'every Aimll;4g at Seven. • SEVE,NOAKS, itiverhead, and Bromley Coaches, 'every MOrning. 0 • . HASTINGS,.BatteI, Robertsbridge, Flimwell, .and Tun_ Fridge expedition' s New Coach, jei.ery : Morning at • half-past , • Five. ' ,• - • PORTSMOVTH and -Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five o'Clot , lt. PORTSMOUTH, .flirodean; Peterslield, Godalming, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Evening at Fire o'Cioek. - •• • - • • • PORTS.7sIOU'IIi New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke of Wellington, Tuesday, Tharsday, and - Saturday Mornings, at Eight' o'Cloch. • • EN.ETER and Taunton C o a c h es , every Morning, and Evening. , - WELLS, Bridge Water, and TausitOn Coaches, every Morn ing and Evening.. PLYMOUTH and. Falinouth very fast and cheap Coaches, eyery Morning and Evening. ilfiltY and New Market Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and .SaturdayMornitgs, at half-past Five. BATH and Bristol Coaches to Bath in 14 Hour,every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Evening at Fire. , and East e4rinstr...d - evtnY Morning at .I.li ,(et o'Clock. - BOGNOR, and,the . ltocli, a Bathing Place on the Stis,;ex Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every Morning at Six. ' , . thicilEsTEß, Midhurst, and Haslemare, new.Telgraph_ Coaches, every, Tuesday, Thnrsday, and Saturday Mornings at Six.. CHICHESTER 'New Coach, through Duncton and Pet- . worth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Mornings at Seven. _ ARUNDEL New Coach, 'through Duncton, Petworth, and itJtc Hanipton,Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday. Mornings, at Seven. !MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrotbam Coaches, every Morning at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning, \ DOVER, Margat*, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury • Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriages always ready forfam ilics or parties. 13nompToN, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of every description, at Six - and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon and half-past Five in the E ve ni ng . GIeAVES END, Northileet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and . Nine in the Morning; One at Noon, and Five in the Evening. Extra Coaches always ready. BRIGHTON original Red Coach, -through Croydon, Rei- . gale, Crawley, atid Citekfield, every Morning at Eight. . BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Dtske of Norfolk, every • Morning at. Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, and Hen field. • • BRIGHTON New.and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse'. every Afternoon at Three. . BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock every EVening. • XVORTHING modern and truly desilfable Post Coach, (car ries four inside only) through Broadwater, Findon, \shiug ton, West Grinstead, Horshaui, and Dor%lug, every Mort-lit:g at Eight o'Cloch. GdbALMING, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, and Bookain, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight otCh.ek. EASTIIO URN Summer Coach, Tuesday, Thu►sday, and Saturday, at Half past Six o'Clock. GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning' and Afternoon. DORIiING, Leatherhead, and Epwrn Coaches, every Morning at Nine, and Afternoon at Three. • STEYNING, HGrshain, , and Dorking. Coaches, • every Morning at Six. HAMPTON and Iklitcham Coaches Daily. The following COACHES set off from the BELLE • SAU\TAGE. CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, ttie Crown Prince, every Morning it a (loaner before 'Five, through Stony Stratford, SOutliam, Leiuington, and Warwick. OXFORD new and elegant Pest Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. - SOUTHANIirI'ON (Coflyer's Coach), every - Motning, "ex cept Sunday, at Five.. ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn-. inns, at Nine. • . NEWBURY • Coacb,. every Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINGS New. Post Coach, every Morning at Eight. WINDSOR Coach, every Morning, at Seven. , - • BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at - Nine, through ,Dorking, Horsham; and Henfield. BRIGHTON New . Post Coach, the Eclipse. every After noon, at Half past Two., • • • BRIGHTON post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. • • HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evening. POItTSMOUTU Coaches, e very Morning and Even. at Five. LYNN New. Coach, Tuesday, • Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully rtviestthe Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only *Mice in London from whence Carriages set out to all tlk Bathing and Watering Places, and places of fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will be paid to inquiries • at the above Coach Offices, and every inforthation punctually given ,relative to all public Carriages setting off from London.— The Proprietors are not answerable for any Parcel or Package . aboi7e Five Pounds 'value, .unless - -cntera and an InsUranee paid accordingly. JOHN CaOSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors: