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TIIE PITT CLUB. • LONDON: COMVENMIZATIONt of the A/OsTi -m- VERSAILY of the BUM-I-DAY OF Tilt LATE RIGHT LION. WILLLANI PITT, Will he hjiJ o, SATURDAY, the 47th May. 1311, at the City f Lottdvti Tavvrti. Sit. ROBERT PEEL, - Bart, V. P. itt tke , I:ErcEAttr,sHIRE 'Try CLOS'. MANN AL Vice-President—C(4o;lcl Clt.1111). T eLY Itigh Sheriff The F 1-' , ,wke, Batt. Fir w. Esq. -.A. G. liese!rig , , Esq. Iktrilehy 13RISTC4, His Grate the Duhe of 1 cLen. BEAUPORT, President. ;SIDENI S. ,- - Thos. Dardel,Esq: Alderman, Luba Haythorn, Esq.Alderin. Stewards at the Anniversary instant, at 1 4 -lu 51 ' Thamas Pe'l:ear, Esq. James Russell, Esq. John Gardiner, Esq. Joseph Guest, Esq. Jam, s Moore, Esq. Hassell, Esq. _ IJeremiah Osborne, Esq. Henry Davis, Esq. ,John Savage, Esti'. Thomas Co!e, Esq. Edw. %;arop., , i), Esq. Jdin.tir, •, M.D. JCII.IIiD COLSTON, See, 30s. each. Tickets at LEEDS Pi IT CLUg. ~ I.SCE!.I4ES, M.P. JAS IKIN, Esq. on Mo,nclay I fie 29111 inst. littlroyd. Mr. Strplien Nlr, Robert Op. Len. ''. E. Upton, Esq. Mr. Win. liellhouse. vv. liebdin Air. R. J. Coulnian. President—Lord L. Chairmaa--THOM Si.evrards I.r the Anniversary Christ. Beckett, Esq. Roger Holt Leigh, Esq. Barry Wortaald, Esq. Heavy Halt. Esq. Jo:la 1 -fill Esq. I J a s. - n.nainr,-i,s y .- --- John :hat, Esq. Edwin Smith, EN. THE NOTTINGHANLPITT 'CLUO. Patron, his trace the'Duke of NEWCASTLE. Honorary Memhers, Earl Mavers and Lord Middleton. President fur-the year, d'Ohn Elliott, Esq. Vice-President fur the year, Thomes Webb Edge, Jun. .Esq. in the Chair. • Chaplain, the Rev. George 'Hutchinson, Vicar of St. Mary's, Nottingham. Treavirer,Thotuas Moore, Efq. ' The Committee, in pursuance of thy hate fixed that the Club shall dine t.-gether on MONDAY, the 29th days of Alay instant. at Thurland Hall, iu Nottingham. Dinner at Four o'Clock. Tickets for the Dinner may be had on • appli= catinn at the Bar of the Black's Head Inn. There will be a Meeting of the Club at the Black's Head Inn, atThreeo'Clock of Mu:lday, the 29th inst. prior to the Dinner, to elect Meru. bets, and transact other business. L. ALLSOPP, Sec. I - you - Fart AmrroN PUT CLUB. presidcut, the - Right lion. I.urd GRANVILLE LEVISON GOWER, VICE - PRESIDENTs. F,d. John T.it Beton, Esq. %I.P. I 19alic _Hankins Browne, Esq. ll4n. C. C. C.Jenkinson, 1.P.. George Molinenx, Esq. Thoiris.Wintinore, Esq. M.P. Janus H..rdein, Esq. John Lane, Esq. Rev. John Mayo Fetit. sTiiw.i.ltDS FO! TILE ANNIVLas.-I,RY OF THE '271'11 INsT. Richard Smith, Esq: 111 liani Thacker, Esq. Dawes Marshal, Esq. John Adttenbrooke s Esq. Botlield, Lsq. - Henry Smith, Esq. liciiry Crokett. Esq. 'rho:ll.i* Boycott, Esq. Air. „Loin Tooth Richard B. Marsh, Lsq. Mr. Chucks Alulitienx John Freer ProAd, Esq. Tickets to be had as fOrwerly. ' DONCASTER PITT CLUB. Me ANNIVERSARY DINNER in Celebration of 'Mr. PIT 73 BIRTH-DAY, w4l be held at the Alausion-House, DJ:It-aster, ou MONDAY, the 291 h lust. STEWARDS. .1. FirOcr, Lingodel ,1I r. Barton, Doncaster 11. Woodcock, Esq. Styrrup Mr.Hopwood,Thorney-Hirst., 6. LIB, F.sq.l3awtry near Thorne J. - I..ittlewood, Esq. Hampole Mr. W. Hurst, Doncaster A. C. Murphy, Esq. South- Mr. Sorsbv, Adwick field House I Mr. Crossley, Doncaster, Tic Lets, One Guinea each, to be had at the Bar of the C. - een Dragon Inn ; and as it is desirable to previously aster_ taro the Number who may attend, Gentlemen are requested to take their Tickets on or before Saturday the 47th. Doncaster, May IS, 1815. PULL PITT CLUI. The FRIENDS of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT will Celehrate tine ANiVIVEIISABY of his BIRTH, at the Dug and Duel: Tavern, on MOIVIJAY the 29th host. Mr. Alderman yUIItICK - in the Chair. Tickets One Guinea each. B. 11,ICEISON, Jun. Sec. HALIFAX PITT cLUII. The ANNIVF.IISARY of the BIRTH -DAY of the kite Pizht Hon. WILLIAM' PITT will be commemorated at the 'l'all.4 Inn, on SATURDAY, the 17th lust. Tickets, not transferable, One Guinea each, to be bad at the Taiuot Inn. , Sir JOS:' , PHRATC.:I,IFFE, Bart. President add Chairman. STEWARDS. • -: 7-:7 Ylenry Edwards, Esq. Thomas Greenwood, Esq. C..Lo-:ze Naas d, Esq. William Morris, lE'sq. --- • liii . i , toil.er Itaws,w, Eiq. John Dy.u.i, Esq. •• - Licor ai t; Ureenug, E 4%. John It'aterhorr.e, F-1. JOHN 'RAWSON, Jun. Iluntiary Sec. tINIKIVERSATA c the tiIIITII-DAY Of the 'late f4on. WIt.LIANT VITT \ will he Celebrated at Leicester th, inst. itt the Three Crowns Inn. Din tact at :'r•:rr n'Clnck. The It ec." ysott Eras: fiartopp, l'hottnrs Peach, Esq. Remy Green, Esq. Cifptain kitig Mr. Alderman Jtfkutt R. Astley, Jun . . Eiq. J. D. JACKSON, S'ecretarr. LIVERPOOL the ANNIVERSARY.DINNE,II of this SOCIETY will Tie I I'i.ONDAY, the 29th inst. at Lill, man's Hotel, Castle; . Dinner on the tattle at Fire o'clock precisely. J. B. iISIPIN 1 .1.1„ Esq. President. in the Chair. 13.111.T0N, Esq. Vice-President. re.vourrri: ANT) ST• W.ifIDA FOR THE DINNER. It sz,: s. IL B. Bid linshead, Messrs. James Dicks3n, Ewart, Charles Shand, 'l'. F. 11e.-.oii. .1. B. Holinslield, J. 0. Bridge, :11+ ,, ittas Pa.k,ke, 'l'. C. Porter, - siltester Riclimond, J.B. Staccrt. - noheet Bazott, No person can be admitted introitricert It Ntenitwri., or Ci Voute of tic other Pitt Citiiis excepting Ntembers, strangers mtictotti who are Members of the Unitrd Kingdom. 5:13. SLIVERT, Seei•etary. _NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE-UPON TYNI4: rirr CLUB. The ANNWER*ARY DINNER. will be at the Assembly Rocnni iti No%-ea•tte, on SATURDAY, May 27th. President—JOHN .CAR.B., EN. Dunstan Hill. VICE-PtitsqmxTs. , _ A. Sat - tees, Esq. Hamsterfey. JD. Drown, Esq. Benton. srEwAtins. • W. ('lark, Esq. Benton Ilouse, Dixon Brotn, tm. Benton, ter. 'l;r Vicar of Newtastic, - T. Gibson, Esq. Newcastle, It, ( tavton, Esq. Newcastle, A.Surtees, Esq. I lamstcrlry. Diriner on the table at five o'clock. Members' tickets to be had of the Treasurer. Non-subscribers tickets, at. One Gni -pea each, to b• had of Mr. Brodie, at the Assembly Rooms, on application by a Member. An adicurned General Meetinz of the Club will he held at the Rooms on the above day, at two o'clock precisely, fora lie purpose of balloting, for new iSleurers, and transactiog itlier business.--By Order. THOMAS BROWN, Sec. Gabriel Goldnty, P,lasotthy 'rotteiihatn, Esq. )inner, mt Satttrchiy, the .27111 erchants' Elan— STAFFORDSHtitE PITT CLUB, The NORTH sTAFPOitt) - 411.1tE MI:ALIENS of this CLUII (wha way not attend in London), will celebrate the ensning -ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH DAY of that great and upright Statesman, the late night Hon. WILLIAM PITT, on S' the '27th May instant, ut the Roe Brick Inn, In wcastle-under-1..) me. Sir JOHN E. IM.‘i i ITCOTE, President, in the Chair. . _DianA. at Four cieltxk precisely. Tickets, 4 2Js. to be Ltd at the fun. NORTH AND SO it SaIELDB.---ANNlvErtsAitY Dl; MR, PITT'S icrui-DAY. The. ANNIVERSARY Of the 11111.TE3 of the late illustrious Stat , :sotan, the Hon. IVILLIAM PITT, Will he corn hieo,orated hy the fientienten, - Merchants, &c. _of the town. of Nwth and South :Width, at Mrs. Can's, Northuntheria nt l Anus, North Shields, On SATURDAY, the 27th da7 'Ol May lust. ROBERT` LANG. Esti in the Chair. STEwAnns. . • tiir Cuth. Heron, Bart. John Fenwick, Esq. Christopher Bainbridge) Esq. - John Jopling, Esq. - • • Thomas remeicli, Esq. Joshua Donlan; Esq, lii)lland, Esq. r, Albert Liddell, Esq. ••• at the Bar Of the Tavern. liree• o'clock. Roh'ert Nicholson, Esq. Charles Da!stun Purvis, Esq John Bell, Esq. Robert Benton Boxby, Esq. ;Tames Richardson, Esq. Joseph Bulma, Esq. Nicholas Bird, Esq. Christopher Jordeson, Esq. , Tickets One Guinea each, to In Dinner at DUDLEY PITT CLUB. The Niembers of this Ciub will eelebratt the BIRTH-DAY Of the . late Right lion. WILLIANI PITT, at the Dudley's Aims lintel , o:i MONDAY the 29t1) iustat t. Presideut, the Right- lion. Viscount DUDLEY and WARD. vicE-PxEstrcsTs. tiliv. I)ixon, Esq. High-Sheri& Thtrimis,llawhes, Esq. 1.1, e lion, William I3e.inedalup Rey. 1)r. lloolier Lygon, M.P. - 'll,o 4D as Wainwright, Esq 31.1 as usuel. Tickets to be I; MANCH ESTER prrr CLUB. The ANNIVERSA RY fur the celehratithi of the RIRTII DA.y of that pat rbitic nn'! illustrious Statesman, the late Right Hens. WILLIAM PIT r, will be holden at the Exchange Dining Room, on MONDAY, the .9th May, inst. Dinner at half-i•ast Four piecisely. Tickets for the nier, at It. is. to he had by the Members only, frnin Mr..itruce, at the Exchango Room. --- Such Members as pitrii,se to ierenil the Meeting, are re quested to take their tickets on or before the, 22. d inst. None to be admitted hut Members, or Strangers not resid ing within :so milec of Manchester; to be introduced by Mem bers, according to the rules of the Club. Tickets for sti angers to oe had of the Stewards o&y. TITO As ILIRDMAN, Esq. President. JOHN HARGASAITES, WILLIAM "FATE, Es q . f V ice-Presideut s . STEWARbS. Benj. Booth Fig. Rich Jones Wittitigtatt, Esq. John Moon, Esq. - N. R. Wainhouse, Esq. Chas..Braudt, Esq. Wilt. Beeler, jun. Esq. EDWARD CLIESSIIITE, Secretary. DERBY 'Pi IT CLUB. The ANNIVERSARY 'of the BIRTH-DAY of the late !lon. WILLI AIf•PITT will be celebrated at Der:iy, on Mon day, the 29th instatit. Sir Rt. Wiimott, Bart. -- I 1). P. c t Ak e , Esq. / Pa trons. THOMAS EATON. Esq. Ityrsidetg. Mr. STEVANS, Vice -!‘resident. Slr. Wallis, t. ' Mr. Wh;stors. j Stewa ith, NV: HARRISON, Sec. LANCASTER. pm' The ANNIVERsAnY Of the BIRTH-DAY of the Right Hon. ti'ILLIAaI pirr win be celebrated at the Royal Oak Inn, iii Lancaster, on NIONDAS, the 2.9 th day of Nlity inst. ; the 28th chi, year fallingon Suirday. Dinner on the tablemt three o'clock.--Those Gentle- Men who intend to dine, are requested to lease their twan• at the bar of the said um, before twelve o'clock at noon, on Saturday next. DUNDEE PI CLU. The ANNIVERS AILY of,tlteTT BIRTI B -DAY of the Lite Right Hou. WILLIAM Pin' will be celebrated at this place, ou SATURDAY. the 37th instant. WILLIAM LINDSAY, Esq. in the Chair. THOMAS AIILNE, Esq. Croupier. --- • GENERAL INDEX TO THE FIRST SERIF. 01 , 1 THE BRITISH CRITIC:. In a few Days will be published, in Octavo, sECOND VOLUME of. a,GF;NEA{AL IN w commencing with the Twenty-first, and endin g ith the 1. ort}-secoud, or concluding Volume of the Fiist Series. Printed for F. C. and J. Itiringten, No. G 2, St. Paul's Churcli-yani. N. B. A few,copies remain of the first rultnve. The two volttines'emitain the Index from May 1793, when the work commenced, to the end of 1813. Gentlemen desirous of completing their sets may be sup plied•with any single number or volume. l'omplete sets may also he bad in 45 vols. and the two first volumes Of the - New Series. (ALAN() WTTERY. CARROLL and Co. Cot/tractors with Gov - ineiit for the ensiling- Lottery, respmfully claim to. attention of the PL tilic to the NEW SCHEME, which, for its brilliancy in CAPI FALS, they feel confidence in saying has never yet been equalled ; and Solicit a continuanc e . of that liberAl patronage they have receivet for nearly Forty rears past. Prizes of L .40,000--LSO,OOO In the State Lottery to begin 19th of July, ISIS, nesi:lts 12,000 GUINEAS, Which will be paid in GOLD without Deduction. SCLIEME. 3 3 of . are ' 60,000 10,004 5,250.. 2,000.... 3 1,050.. .. 5 1,000.... 4 210 ti Ito 5 ,250 2,000 3,150 5,000 2,100 2,100. 1,604 1,360 15 2 2 r500 10 each 1,500 1,500 Blanks First Day 15,009 Ti c k e t s. , ------- L. 1,00 The First-draw n 20, 000 1 . will have 10,0001. more, ma 50 kinog A Prize of 30,0001. The Second-drawn 20,0001. will have 20,0001. more, making A Prize of 40,000!. The First-drawn 10,0001. will have 20,6001. more, making A Prize o f 20,0001. PRIZES TO BE PAID IN OLD. The Teu Fir s t drawn "Blanks the First Day will each receive 200 Guineas in Gold, making 2000 Guineas in Goid ! The Fortieth -drawn Prize the First Day will receive 5000 Guineas in Gold! The Fifth, Tenth, and Fifteenth Blanks, the Second Dab', will each r ece i ve 1 000 G u i neas in Gold, making 3000 Guineas in Gold The Twentieth, Thirtitth, Fortieth, and Fiftieth BlanLs, the Third Day, will each receive 500 Guintas in Gold, making . . , 2000 Guineas in Gold TICKET'S and SHARES are now on Sale at CARROLL and CO.'s Offices, No. 7, CORNHILL, and '26, OXFORD STREET , Winn; all Busines3 in the,Pnblie Funds is trans acted. GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING - CROSS, AND 13E.Z.LE SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. THE following ROYAL MAILS..set off from the above Offices every Evening, by csuninand of the Postmaster-General, sic. DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asapb, and all parts of North %Vales. MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmo u th, an d a ll parts o f South Wales. CHESTER, Namptwia, Stafford, Li tcli h e ld, Northamton. WISBEACH, March, Ch a rte r is, and S. Ives. p CAMBRIDGE and Ely. ". • . , NE WmA itKET, Brandati, Swaff ham, and rbdicnham BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH; by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scale. IVORCESTER, Pershore, Evesliam, and Moret 4 ii. GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and Burford. OXFORD, every Evening at Eight o'Clock. LUDLOW, Lenbnry, and all parts ofSbropshire, YARMOUTH, Lowestoft, Beceles, Yosford, & Woodbridge. BULL, S c4borough,Burlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsbororigh, and 13rigv. LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Peterborouge, and Stilton-. And the following Royal Patent, and ot.b6 - Coaches, on the • newest and licst,constructi on . Also is add e d a list of Cities and Principal :X owns , Passeng ers are regularly conveyed :- a r4:fereti ve Wer t etu hi win ' save much trouble to Travellers and•Persous having baggage or parcels to send. LIVERA'OOI. New Light Coach, out only one cight (ear- INTE . , . rtes font insiAe only), thicifigil Warrington, iCorfirwicii, Min dlewich l Sand!tacit, Uttoxeter, Burton-upon-Trent, Meas barn, Hinckley, Lutterworth and. Northampton; SU iiday, Wednesday, and Friday alornings, at Six"; performs the jour ney itt,36 hours, well lighted and guarded throughout. LIVERPOOL Royal , Coach, through Warthigton, Knots ford, Congleton, Newcastle, Stone, Litchfield, Taniworth, Athirstriiie, Ilitickha- arid Latter - worth, Tuesday, Thursdaa. and Satttrd4 luoiniligs,. at Six; t rave l s Wi t h extraordinar y y velocity ; onit one night !iii the road ! welt lighted and guard- .j ed the whole lif;the joortiey. . ... I YORK New ancbElaiarrit Post C oa ch ever y d arn i ng at Si i , through Tadeaster; Perryirridge; Doncaster, Isawtry, Retai l ford, Newark, Gaatitham, and Stamford. From York, Pas sengers are for Warded with the greatest facility to Faint- • burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, Alnateh, Shields, and Sunder- • land, Drirham;Dartington, Northallertott, Thirsk; and Eas ingwald, Glasgote, i)ninfries, Carlisle, Penrith; Brough, Rip- pon, Borough Bridge, Kiiaresharough Harruivgate, and all . . ill parts of the North. (I la e HINCKLEY, Atherstane, Linterworth, and Northamp • peef e fi ton Coach eat:realm- 19 .a sia.,eacept Monday, andevery Even. Sonic SymptOrnS of insurrection aP . c aid SHREWSBURY aria North. Walt•s Clea r a coach, thrangh - ' : - rrOo diS be Shan:ill, Iron Bridge, Wolverhampton and Birmingham Cahton of iNterdrignac and in the a l ot ,rd ; fi every ,Morning. IthLYHEAD, thingor, Cape! Geri:;, LI inwrst, Ceraioge , . , e b ee i of Loudeac and Dinan (Cotes 1111 1\ O ) 0 ° Mawr, Corwen, Crternarviiii, Conway, Oawartry, anti all parts •of North %Vales, every Morning. presence of ninety douaniers, c the p to BIRMINGHAM- New Coach, called The Crown Prince, •dcred to the latter city, as ' well a- - 1$ Se/ through Stony Stratioad, Leming - ton and 'ilia/wick, every f LOttel e • . Morniag at .Four, and arrives the same Evening at FL... troops in tne arrondisetnent oPA Itko.), i'E, cliester, Si:malt, and Litchfield Post- . e els Coaches every Evening. geed sufficient to dissipate it. ev . • h an • , WISBEACII, March, Cliatteris, and St. Ives New Coach, . That of (1 • • . ted n'lt - tgc uing.imp-ts anima nla s , Abani;q., Wedaesday, and Friday Eta:tibia:a , the I. l TeiwtEt.l),Talmv o ilii, m ac at ea , Ataerscaue, Emitter- lent spirit. The inhabitants evince ep , ' th e worth and Northaniptou, new and exemtent Coach, Tuesday, , d t° r oSi i Thursday, and Saturday aftirsiinaa, at six. nerous devotion to the country al I ~ web CIIEL TENHANI NeW Day' Coach, through Frogniill, - Who too fo p . 0 ,.1103 . peror ; and the son of the Mayot 1 Northleach, Burford, arid OxlMal (carries four inside only), sets out every i'ilornireg, except Sunday, at SiK, and arrives 1 t c iof• t . nas s town a rote example 1 . . a te l IP early the same Eveniag at the Plow Tun, Cheltenham. .a WV' bas O'N.FORD New Post Coach, called The Defiance, every GENOA, MAY 10.—(Extract front - , les . Morning .•.t Eight. f Nt'l l 0 1 NORWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and ter.)--It appears that the King 0 • s i/le l'oetarril, every Evening at Seven, YARMOUTH, Loa•estolf r Beceles, Yoxford, and Wood- t 1 ,• , ' complete y t.itcated the Austrians . fo r bridge Telearaph. every Afteratooft at Four o'clock. JP.SWICII and Calelitater, every Afternoon at Four& Seven. ac• Ancona, the !Aztec on wit ich ' lie r:itiiilLb: litijCie gatSi - re CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Trlegraph Coach, every purpose of being near his reinforcent. SS . a ),.- , Night, am! Carriages to all Parts of Narfulk," Saffolk, Essex, •• - • and Canitiriagesline. . • 'count of the great force of the enernY • pile' FASENIIANI, Straffterm, Brandoit, and Newmarket ele i sant' New Couch, th e L ar d N e l son, Tuesday, Thursday, and assured that the Austrians lia% - e los t illoop r ' Saturthiv Night at ixo'Cluek, S un d ay at Five.. i , t an 15, 0 ite wountien, alto prlsoners l , more tu , . ~. „ii LYNN Pt;at Coaela 'T tteatay, 'Thuasilay, and Saturday Martriags. at Five o'Cleck. SOU THAMPTON "itrid Lamina:tan elegant new Coach, , that they have left. three General o : e c i . C : i3i oC l ' l ' every Marning a•aeept Suoday) •at Fiv e ...cloak,. Packets field of battle, and anion , the rest i l. ,-, , sail ii, the isle el Wight or, the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are caaveyed ta ia! 'a its of the Eland. _ WINCHESTL a. Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very who comtn . autted one of tile. corps Of tl ' i c v : f t . e Co l : fast Cartel!, every atortritta at Fire o'Cleck. • ' All this intelligence reaches us by p r ... 6. 0 0 11 ' r .. ob. fuNttitipz.•• • i luiitia . I- • i •a• •r I • .. an d ~ it a t. Wells 1e a a easy Coaches, mimi cat i or — 1 ~, amt secret channels, Jo , . i f Jr every alarning. , a „, aeillr e a l / Ti , N.ilillKah: Wells new Post Coact (carries four inside trteltt causes quite the contrary 10 '"" ' a f . u• only) through Trinhridge, Severer:Ores, ;tail Riverhead, every • ; f • • .1 0 6°3 ,1 fi e Afternoon at Four o'Cioclaa Strada v excepted. • circulated sit hinders the - distr. , z ito . ` ,je : us 0 0' nritzoN !you :cre:a 1 , :,,a C'ara,aa thronall illeasharn, s ee . 1 . ,,,,,,,,-,, , „ao a .aa,„„ , . ya, a .a a . a ,a,,,,a.rwanza racy „rd, Na, : zettes and letters which might cODS- jat thamptan, and Duastahle, Sunday, Wed•tiesday, and 'Friday 'able us to learn the truth. How ever ' r e" iiiloraings, at Six ,•I'Ci ; Cii. ( The $ BUISTOI., Bat!,, Mellisham, Davizes, and Nilrlboaroagh- tliat all is tranquil in Franee, &e. 2 . 34 ' -- af Nil h o ods 1 new and excellent post Coach (carries four inside •aa ia - every o f the article i, an ec h o t o the false— - Micro •on at: Five, well lialit e d and g'uarded tart:ugh att. . Tnistainvevanee is incontrovertibly superior la airy en the Monitertr.) rth o f IVest eta Road. as • . ~,, f thed 0 i - ..niADEID, MAN 9.—11 y a decisi— ° 1.. EXLTER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bat- tle I loon, et', la Morning at Seven. SE VENOAKS, Riverhead, & BroinleyCoaches, every Morn. th is month, the Klog has ordered til'' t e r e. 1.11 A WWI 0 ter should conunonicate to the .a. to HASTINGS; Mittel, Ilubertsbridate, ,lint!! ell. and Tint- , • , rl . ls _ bridge expeditious New Coach, every Morniugatt half-pa - st Five. Ills' Department the official PORTSMOUTH mei Gosport - Telegraph, every Morning C Si' f ' ff and Et - riling at rite o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Horndean, Vetersfield, Godal • d myna, an events which have taken plae n t e i: s F r r t a ila ' etire illa c i e vr return n ler l j Guildford New Coaches, every Morning met Evening at Fire. of Napoleon to that kingdom. its 114 ma's - mm.ITH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke wishes the same communications to be "( I l' '. I ' of Wellingtan, 'Tuesday, Thursday; and Saturday Mornings, Civi - If at Eight °Thick. only to the Military, but "also to the gaii EX i•iTER and Taunton Coaches, erery Morning & Erma.. • Peere e . ' o ier \A r t:LLS, Bridgewater, and Tatiaton ' Coaches:every Muni: Of Ecclesiastical Functionaries. the orders, " That the Authorities in the Fiefos: ing and Eveiring. PLYMOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches Provinces should avoid. by.e v C rv- " s-si t t , ) ,t le ;tee„ f Coaches, • every Manning and Evening. BURYand Newmarket - Post reach, "Tuesday 77 ;act y . , Itt . , ' • the danger of being taken and Saturday Mornings, at half-pmt Five. r BATH and Bristol Coaches,' to Bath in 14 Hours, eve. b 'it erio ,46 7 , _deans of Napoleon, and that t ' e 11 t 1 Morning at lialt•past Four ("Clock, and Evening ai Five. ill s , LEWES, Uckfield, Mareslitdd, and East Orinstead Coaches, • guard OP VIIICCS SitOuld also be upon their every Meriting at Eight o'Clock. , 1 , 06 - Nt,11., and the Rocks,- it Bathing Place on the Sussex effects of their seductions. • 04 Coast, much admired . for its floe Sands,• a may Coach, every Aprils ibe - r Marnista. at Six. By another decision of the 29th „se ty CIIICIIESTER,Mitthurst, and /lash-mare, new' elegraph - lied to for Coaches, i‘vervTuesday,Thersdav, & Saturday Mares at Six CHICHESTER New Coach, flirting!' Daneton grid Pet: has declared, that all persons attached ,s flat"' 'A by surprize u./ , It o worth, Monday, Ni r talnesday, and Friday Mornings at Sever,. AitUNDEL New Coach, through Danctoo, Petwoeth, and commontViiiCeeOt. the ' palace, &c. who have tali" up f 1 ' :„.,,, o `wept Little liamptora Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, defence during . at r s e at Seven. the invasion a by the - French troops, and Who me .. • c 0 MAIDSTONE, Mainz, and Wrothani Coaches, every Morning at Five arid Nine o'Clock. s-erving in the armies, or FOLkSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches ' their poP ! l i ed ~: sequence of wounds, shall enjoy • ti c every la/timing. . • 1 at ° a DOVER, Margate, Ramsgatc, Deal, and - Canterbury out prejudice to the emoluments, .- attacoe . c c 0 1 ' Coaches, every Morning, et Six. o'Clock, arid Evening at Five. , iOl l9 p t ' 1 ' ens - Extra Carriages always ready for families oe parties. - • present employments, and taeir p BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Strom! Coaches of re . P 9 every ileacriptioo, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at tirement. ,110 Noma and half-past Five inthe Evening. , - e is . t o The widows and orphans of tuos ore tat:In:NEM), Nortlifieet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and vial • a so Nine in the Morttioa One at Noon and Five • th • Evening. ''' ' ,` , l" e - died on the field of battle, or on ser . 1 .-1 1 Extra Coaches always' ready. the l I;e BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croyden, Rei- receive the I the who are retire 4 11.!i14.. pay o vault gate, Crawley, and Cuctifield, every Morning at Eight. • ft( liCe ' , e rtt BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Mate of 'Norfalk, evre y . ,bands or their fathers, without preJ a tli Montilla , at Nine, through Dorking, I - loesharn, & Ile:nicht - „„ a ; • ted t- BRIGHTON Ness' and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse. P ens i on 'villa may have been grante d i ol' every Afternoon at Three. from the Royal Treastiry,•&c. al° BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at haltpast Eight o'Clock a A cow every Evening. By a Decree of the same d ay, - - u WORTHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach ( , car- ti On k enjoyed by .0 t vies four inside only) throrigh Broadwater, Findon, Ashin a - tiOn ' with France has been cut CIL ._tint . o f :_ l : ° l e ton, West Grinstead, Hurshani, met Durking, every VI ' ' r • manna The Moniteur contains a long ace( ) ~ 11 at El:At *41(0. GODALMINC4 Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, and result of the ail' dr Bookaut, Tuesday, Tharsday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. I bee n -4, ksTßoultN Summer Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Committee of Execution, who ha t ' Saturday, at Half past Six o'Clock. c ti* " if corp'- at tit GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Illoraina and fro:n Paris to spread the rebellion to ~.- • ... b fro rite . . Aftermion. . mission of those persOns c s e. ,p ears - a The spirit of disaflection, it al • to a r , • DORKING, Leatherhead, and Epsom Coaches, every ' • A al g et spread at Nitre, and Afternoon at Three. • - • STEYISING, Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every Report, was without difficulty • cs' r • - 0 0 4 o' Morning at Six. troops there, excepting in one or e l ' HAMPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily: t Wi en V 5 Foit,,wid g COACHES set off -from the BELLE .SatUVAGE where there was a demur from. t.te c 5 l -, CAMBRIDGE I'aterit Mall. • ° due a j a BIRNIINGI-lA.lth New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every the - Committee not being able to P n r y ii „ of: If Morgina at a Quarter before Five, l iirnugli Stony Stratford, authority - as was sa y tisfactory. A 1-4-- J ° "1 11-e I V a , • Southain, Lentington, and Warwick. a. OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Mortiina at Eight. . 7 s y . Torn- I ll5 a 'I e ( name Of Bruslart honour-ably distingui sbe n . o9 s ib?' i sotrisziAmoToN (Collyer's Coach), ever Morning, ex. - by withstanding the rebels as long o idth , ceps Sunday, at Five. and he ' ra- • I* 4 ALTON Coach, Tueadav .Thursdaya and Saturday NI ~ but his eflbrts were fruit 6 51" ings, at Nine. NEWBURY Coach, every Maervneirnyg;roaritlitllglaalft Ei a s s i t it. Six • • 1 island in SALISBURY Coach, at lid I Past Three every Past Six. I • to seek safety . by quitting the :it Seven. boat. Wilt 11 1. x s' i ci s N o c i z e s c N on e c w h, P t i» v t er t.', y o i‘ a l c,)hr,wing, Morning, arid Henfield. BRIGHTON Ctracb, the Dliu,l:redorti-rn, tire After at i N m it, li al i ar o o N ag N h , D .l% rr i k ,o in st g c , oach, Eclipse, every ter noon, • at I half past Two. l;ltfGFh'l'ON Post Co:le; ,1 .ercry Evening . ; at Eight. • HAMPTON Coaches, every alumina and Evenin ri g s. LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. . llTNitNl'SNMe()wtrerilaa c C h u : ci l i•l n s t;s e d v a c y r , YN l l l r t ii rr i ss n ft a y n , daEnvtj .aattuFrdha-ey. Moorings, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office in London from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering Places, and places 04 fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will he paid to inquiries at the above Coach Offices, and every information princtually given relative to all public Cart braes setting off from London.-- The Proprietors are not answerable for ant Parcel or Pacliaae above Five Polinds value, unless catered and air insurance paid accordingly. . • JOHN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. FRENCH PAPERS. [RECEIVED THIS MdLIV.`IO3 (From the Monittur of the 011.) , g le I ARCS, MAY St (SandaY ) . AM 0 testy the Eniperor, surrounded by th e 1 ' r- :ag s I, 'Ministers, the Grand Officers, the Gran gore and ost:eis of hi s H ou s e hold, reed/ elite. Mass, fln the Palace of the Thuilleries, th ° e ' f o ot o'l l tation of the El ectora l C o ll ege of the of the North. (Front tite Gazette (le France) g foto PARIS, MA ~ 01 •----PerSollS.Who haVe co~ton inform us , th at pe ace i s there tia.iver ofie -M. - beto expected. ,The preparations for war had e~4 entirely suspended. The orders which had and given for the embarkation of flying br id4es t A ter , other warlike implements, have been. 'minded. a t 1 We arc infarmed from Lille, Under' da te I .' eJt 1-81), that it is reported there that war 15 ae A CIS but that England and Austria remain neut" . ' en ' cep Belgians They write from Ghent that the ill 8 c °11( f t he . ..elgians . are very numerous—the filaP tirr ,. o r the P 6 Pulation---hini that they are impatient 4°' L~ Ii Tll ' l e 4 , i}.l 1 0, ~z~,~ 1,~ R „ _ 61.