The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-21 00:00:00

1 4 vr• THEA.TRE. ROYA L, DR CRY-LANE.. „„ PRESENT EVEN tNG , Nov. 21, 1815, then Maje'stiee S'elvaots will oeirrerni the Comedy of' TH_E,_COLINTR Y (;I's L. Bartley; il.'rcourt, Mr. Wallack; Spark i sh '• '' , :(a)cy; Mr.Barttro; Miss l'egity (tbeConn try Girl); Mrs. Mardyn (het 8a 'appearance in - that Charne l:2r); Alittlea, Mr.. Orger, Atter which, for the 4th Va-ie, a new Ballet, called CALEDONIAN LAURELS ; THE HIGHLANDER'S The ptiocip;>l o.racte, s jay tar. o.car Byrne, Miss Smith, . sirs.'llryatit (late C. Bristow): To which w ill b e added (6th t i me ) ] a new Farce; called ' MAO'S ? THE DOUBLE INIPOSTORE. The Characters by Mr...Bartley, Mr. Wallapk, Mr. Bar itlard, Mr. Penley , •Mr. Harley, Mr, Mundell, Mrs. Orger, lyres.. • .• * • Boxe , and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda. 4 t The principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydge s -street, front Ten till Four, and of whom may he bad a• Private flux {Nightly, . • 119 -xes. is. •, Second Price. 81. 6tl.—Pit, Bs. 6d.; Second 2s.—Lower Gallery, is.; Second Price, Is.,—Upper t "'Llielv, is.; Second Pritm, 6d. The . it ew Farce, called Who's Who ? or, The Double Itu -I)°:Plre,• will be repeated everv•Erettiog till further notice. 1.0-aiorrovv, the Tra ge dy Tamerlane : Ilajazet, Mr. !titan. d, l Thursday will be prtyineA, for the first time, a new '‘,44-nedy, tailed Where to fino a Friend. • ,THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN I`-tiARDEN. HIS PRESVNT EVENING, Nov. 21, 1815, will be perni. tiled tbC Tragedy of ISABELLA ; OR, THE 'FATAL .MARRIAGE. liCoutit Baldvvin, ',lr. Murray; Biron, Mi. Young ; Carlos, Kentslt..; Vilieloy„Mr. Egerton, Isabulla, Miss • In Act 111. an F.pithalamium. To which will !,e aided, the Barletta of sinp 4llo Mr.Sinclair ; MIDAS. - - P.m, Mr. Emery •, id , as. Mr..LiAon ~ t heL u l l. su . , Mr. Taylor; .11,' sis, Mrs. Listun; ISysa, 1111,, Mat toPlaees for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the B l '°&t. Hart -Street, from Teti till Four. ... u „ _.,. . , . . s. ^es is. • second Price :is. 60.-M 3s. 6.1.; Second - Price ...s;"--1...or-,•er is.; es.; Second Price Is.—tipper Gallery is.; eund Price fid. L eo . fh DoUrs will lie opened at Half-rast Five, and the Pin, ;7 1 at Half -past Six. • . 1,0 1( ir-tuorrosr, the ;frainatie Tloniance of Cymon ; with Love, t..,' . e , Law, and Physic.On Thursday. th,Tragedy of Percy: 1, 6 7 1 a, Miss O'Neill ; with The Miller and his Men.—On 'Ar t ! a Y,*il 'ie prodoced, for the first time, a new Farce, called . Fames* l4l s 2 1,..`1n .0f FashionSituriay, the 'rragedy of Tlie . - 1r • lirs• Beverley, ,Miss O'Neill. ----- . THE, QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXVI. - " 1 he published on the FIRST of DECENIBER. ' P ICTU.ILLING WE, Nov. 18 7 1815. THE CO:LifISSIONERSforVICTUdLLING • 41 . 7 ordiEsTY'S 'NAVY do hereby give Notice, n " Thursday the Soth instant, 211 r. Reeks, their 4 -1, 7. - Nt a m t Portsuuth will be ready to receive sealed Tenders 71 treat for Five Hundred Quei tors of Close dried AMBER Ar the service of the Victualling Department to be answerabk to a Sample that will be exit ..4l () ace! to be ,lelivered hs One Month, and to be e we. . -r Ly 13it;e pa ycw' lc itttcYVOi Macey .Day. after 31 4 1 -I'. ; rPgarel 71111 6c had to any Tencler in which the Price 6 : n 't 4, 7 inserted in words at length, or that shall not "elfr,-re,! beAre Twelve o'Cloch on the said 'Thursday, th e 8614 nor unless the :F'ersiin who mates the or • SOine Person 024 his bchiy, attends, to answer wl 'oe 2"7te Conditions of fl " . the Contract may be seen at the Victual ‘--,tfice at Falmouth. I ', I.4 )PFI CE 01% Oft D.V.,1 ATE, Nev. I , 1815. _ IiVCIPAL OFFICERS of His. Mu' 77, lik sTr's olithvAATE do hereby give Notice, they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, .7 1 7'44 " (10 Y,, the 30//: q : November inittant, end following oL Y I ' I 4 t 1 I ecluck precisely on those slays, stzydry LOTS of . .„ f " a l UXSE RVI CEAB LE STORES, ma istbig of riatt l . es•Collars,Bit Hall ers, 'Rope Traces, anTI various ()Pier : 1 % .. k ::' . f Sadler). and Harness; Clothing, and sundry articles /Drutus,‘'ng: Vewder Horns, Tents,-Toot Poles. and Pieces; Bugles, and Tiunipets; Musket and Pistol Stocks, Gastatid Wrought Iron,lteitidd and Double-headed Shot; Cast . Iron Tritelt, and Wrought-Iron Carriage Work, Btisbel' ` Iron Steel, - 41.' (;opper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal ; Horse-Sho .st - • 1 Tool s of sorts, Spades, Shovejs, Bellows, Lau thorns, t:. " , ing V k'es, Carts and Wheelbarrows, Empty Catks-and , . 'rvis, Cartrid ges , H e l mets, sundry Old 'Building Mate rials, and Fir Scantling; Portable Forges, O r andscrews and v;1 2 : 7 1 , 5 ,k ) Z h i t e e s l: and Elm Board; together with a variety of .... .PrigTi zg 7 , . C hole 0./ which may ke viewed *cyan application at the ..fri'e'Pal Storekeeper's -Office in the Tower, alitfat theitoyal •Pi'llt: r i l 4 7, 1 Poolnich, until the day rif sale, at which places, loho ~,,' ''" 4l3 of the L o t s ' w ill b e .delicered hothfue 110401 a Y (+Pp', for the same. -.-- . By Order to' the Board, --...,....... 11..11. CREW,. Secretary. NlUst Du hi"". , , . - "u" . in a neat portable Volume, price Ks. 6d. half 1111E, , boUnd . Second Edition of "ENC if i NTERPRETER ; consist -„, , 1144 f Copi ous . . l ' ' , Tic. wh• ° I and Familiar Oonversations on'er . t. .r l y .ivt., f 'e," *Au be useful or interesting to Families, Tr , atc_- ' l 'i Cil . :" . , ci 'ints, or Men of Business ; together . with a COM . : 1: 0 1, 4 " ' ()C AM:LARY; Tables of the relative Value of 7:414ti‘.\,-I,,tli.Foriiis of Cards, Notes, anti' Letters. T i li n ez e ho o li f t -.A'ro nui '..'. l n a very distinct manner, the exact . 1.. - 'bi l l. , I "d'ion. with the true Parisian Accent; and pai ;to . I _, .): adapted for Tourists who have not acquired a Kuov.- , - 7e. , t of the I.,reneh Laug:iage. BY PRA.NCIS WILLIAM BLAGDON, Esq. Gi eatly.improved by m. 4 LA MABQ Strand. • . ..,4........int10n : Priiiited for Samuel rLei.2,•ii, 18, Stl4". . . , . i . C UING'S PATENT W 611.51 LOZENGES ARE pAtronized. by the First Nctsn ieen in the' ties Ki gdom, as well as by the following Honourable La .. zi,„' N j hu hare'givezi this Medicine to their own Children, and ! ,!nallele " thed - s Puer; oors • •of their respective Neighbourhoods, with ',. L r ee l r ace the Duchess of The Hon. Lady Say and Sele, liter. t ii ,' The Right Hon. the uountess . ittuC'Qe the Duchess of of Shaftesbury, 11 ' Itili (lP The Right Hon. the Countess . .... „, t clo'n. the Countess of Motintnorris, __•; it.tdrnieyi., The Right Hon' the Conn,qs . "i„eht "°n* Lady Caro- of Cork, Ti lt iti t , , Apel, - The Right Hon. Latly Lttcy Jighi'!' t Hon. Lady Eiiza- Dridgeman, . • t,,, ;spencer, ' ie Iron Laity Page l'urner, - ` i 'l'il t. , 1 ' — LY BOston, . Lady Lovet, ''"-- r • . " t l other Ladies cf the first Rank and Cbaracter t tuo 440.141 , at • n n . numerons t:>ink:rt. tl e'lP id '''''' utler's . chetni e ftr an d Al,!dieine"Wgr:,...house, 4, Pant's Church-N . 3rd, Untdon, and k.k.itnitr,- • - 95 . 1 14. e . ...,6 13. , Mcdicipe VendirS its every town, in Boxes, at -1 ..,.. • . !, ~,,r . ciN 4 , , • i. - 1 , • T U SD A d rawn a Prize .of THE TICKET, No. 9409, 4,000 T. on Thursday Was shared and sold by PFAU V, at his truly Fortunate Olice No. t 'Holborn liars , • (the Corner ;ne j. • J. Man' takes this opportinlity to return his sincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public, far the.disting - uished Support hr ha- Oren favoured with in the ,present Lottery, am. trusts the above Success is a prelude to his 'selling a 50,0001. and a 20,0001,NEXT SATUDAY,,heing the LAST DXV of Drawing the present Lottery of 15,000 Tickets. The Wheel is immensely rich, containing Three Prizes of L. 50,000 - Two L 20,000 One .. L. 4,000 . . Six L. 1,000 &c. &c. &c. More Yortunate Ticlietsan7fsilar es are now on Sale at PERRY's LUCKY OFFICE, No. I, Holborn Bars. • MATCHLESS WHEEL, Contains the GREATEST PRIZES ever known!!! NEXT 'SATURDAY, November es, at Nine o'Clock in the Morning, The LAST DAY of Drawing the 15,000 Tickets. -• THREE Prizes of. ..k50,000 TWO 20,000 ONE 4,000 SLY ***** •• • • 1.060 Besides Pri z es of 5001. soel. eool. &c. Three per Cent. Consols. BISH, the Contractor, gratefully acknow- AL . .. ledges the distinguished preference of the Public Com mands at his favoured Offices, between the First and Second Days of Drawing, and invites their attention to ihe above matchless State of the Wheel, which from the number and magnitude atilt, Prizes is unequalled ; and by the great Rise of Stocks, an advantage is secured to Adventurers never known before, and which probably will never occur again. As long as any Tickets remain with T. BISH, the Contrac tor, lie will preserve a Choice' Selection, at his Offices, No. 4, CORM] LL, and 9, CHARING-1:RO -S,•London. But From the number and magnitude of the Prizes; The extraordinary advantage by the ltise of Stocks, And the few Tickets and Shares remaining unsold, an immediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappoint sneut. • WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.— City o London Tavern, Nov. 20, 1815. Amount of Sollicriptions Teceired and wade at this place to the 18th instant, is - L. 222,774 5 0 The Committee desires to receive immediate Applications for the Widows, Children, and dependent Relatives, and for Orphans, of Officers and Soldiers killed, and from Officers disabled, or severely wounded, and Privates disabled, or se verely wounded ; tieing i eadv to attend to all such t 'ases, and to afford, where wanted, a ',relent Relief and Assistance, in part of that, which may hereafter be determined on for their Cases respectively, when a near calculation can be made of the extent of Claims, and of the Amount of the Subscrip tions properly applicable•to such Relief. The Committee begs to request that the return of the Sub scriptions made in the several Churches and PariF! , es in 'Eng land and Wales, by the Licence of the King's Letter, and of the Districts, Towns, and Cities of the United Kingdmn, to this time, may be advised, and the Remittances made at the earliest convenience f the purpose of investment in the Public Securities bearing interest, It is also earnestly requested, that Bankers, or .other Per sons, who may have received ady Subscriptions on. this ac count, will favour the Committee with a Return of all such ,Sums, if not 'already notici'd and acknowledged in their daily Advertisements: the correction of any errors of report, and she notice of omissions (if any) are particularly desired. &time' iptions in Westrohister; and in several other .nd Districts. . tilt throe King clouts, of which the Committee ha:i advice or . no- • tice., From the 1000 Presbyteries of Scotland, expected fa rthcr . 10,000 Further.expecteti from from the Church andTarish • Collections of England, under the licence of. tae 'King's Letter, for the henisfit and relief of Officers and Men, sufferers of ti.e Armies under the colur mand of the lltibe of Wellington and, of Prince -Blucher, estimated about Subscriptions expected' front the British Factories, Colonies, Islands, Dependencies, and Presiden cies, in .Isia, Africa, 4merica, and Europe, -no; letestimated - Further Subscriptions : L. 8. d. I • - L. s. d. Parish of St. Cleer, - B. Ferguson .. fi 5 0 Cornwall, by the W. Bain, jun. - 5. 5 0 Roe. John Jope 517 6 Thomas Ranisa,y 15 lb 0 Subscription us the Jam6iTasker - 3 5 0 Methodist chapel of P. Hunter - 33 0 Lowerhy, in the Pa- Robert. Stewart •••• risk of Halifax 1 13 . 8 Geare 111`Kay - 5 5 0 Front the Des on Wa- John Speirs - 33 0 terloo Cominittee, .John Thomson - .3 .3 0 on account of Paro- John Holmes -•• 3 3 0 - chial Collections . in John Hunter - 3 3 0 the County of De- Patrick Hunter - b 50 von - , 1000 0 0 Campbell, Shannon & Subscriptions at Co. - -5" 5 0 Shrewsbury, on ac- Wm. M`Fie - . 55 a . count,. transmitted . Archibald M‘Goun 3 8 0 by Thols. .I.eodale, Matthew Br ow ul i e • 3 3 0 Esq.TownClcrk 1550 0 0 Js. Rankin 3 3 0 Subscriptions from . Thomas Turner - 33 0 Stone,Staffordshi re, J. Hyde - 10 10 0 per , Rae. ' Joseph ' , J. Laird and Co. 21 00" 'Smith • - . 93' 0 0 Thomas Boag - 3 - ,3 0 Subscriptions .at John M`Kectinie - 5 0 0 Greenock,. trans- John Carmichael - 3 3 0 matted by Claude Rippers & Lindsay ( 60 Marshal, Esq. 6791. • .1. Scott & Son -3110 0 l's. lid. viz. . 0 Shannon, S. & Co. 10 10 Alan, tier, and Co. 21 0 0 N. M'Arthur - 33 0* et.. and J. Leitch 21 o'o Gavin Alston - 3 3 0 Adam Johnston 10 10 0 George Robertson 55 0 Alexander Dunlop . 10 10 0 Dr. llill - 5 5 0 Hobart Ewing 10 10 0 James Fairrie - 5 5 9 James Watt .1010 0 James Ewing - - 5 5 0 McGiiuns, Watson & ' Gabriel Wood - 3 3 0 Co. - • 21 0 0 George Robertson 13 15 0 John Buchanan 5 5 0 Robert Steel & Son . 5 5 0 William . Macdowall 5 5 0 Middle Church Col- Robert Campbell '3 3 0 lection - 21 1 3 Alexander Campbell 5 S 0 East Church Gollec 41exander Graham• 3. 3 0 tion - 17 18 6 H. Crawford and Son 5 50' Antiburgber Chapel 3 5 4 John Dunlop 3 3 0 ltomanCatholicChapc l2 1.4 0 James Hunter . . 10 10 0 Alexander Law - '. 3 3.0 Thomas M'Cunn '5 5 0 Munro's Seminary 3 3 0 James Robertson 5 5 0 West Church Collec- DuncanWNaught '6 •5 0 tion - 'l5 0 0 Stewart & Rennie 21 0 0 Tabernacle ditto 50 0 Robert Stewart and Burgher ditto 7• 0 0 Sons - : ' 52 10 0 . 55 Subspriptions on- Charles Campbell :•3' 3 0 der 31. • 96 12 0 Thomas Lang 5 50 • - James Colquhoun 3 0 0 A. Oughtersim '&Co.' 21 0 0 D i meatiCampheil,jun. 3 3 (1 George Kerr - 3 3 0 James Libly and Co. 4 4 0 683 IQ 7 3 16 1 Expenses 679 16 6 Neta Bem-, All Communications per Post, are to be direct et 'WtsterlOo Subscription, L.ndolt, and to be put under Oliver, direettti Fra*is Freelik , r, py. 'civ• ar=c. Petit quite, S. li - ondow. ‘ .1. P. IV ELS,FORD Sec. 2oth November. .i ! ‘%‘'‘ l 2'.k•• ;Whits 14 / 1 1 1 1 i 4 S NON, up, r . *,, EMBER 21, 1816. ' • GOLDEN CROSS, CIIARING CROSS, AND BELLE SAIJVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. GENERAL OITICES POR TRAVELLING. , - MUM litliowing ROYAL MAILS set off h•oni IL the :dame Oniena every Evening, by cinumaild of the Postmaster-General, vic. DUBLIN, r:aterford, Cork, and all parts of IfelaniL HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Walys. MILFORD HAVEN, - Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmouth, and ill parts of South Wales. CHESTER, Naroptwich; Stafford;Litchfield,Nortliamptun. WISBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swaff ham, and Fake:than:A BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH, by Newmarket and Thetford. . NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. . . WORCESTER, Pershore ' Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and Burford - . • ' . . OXFORD', every Evening at Eight o'Clock. LUDLOW, Lentiury, and all parts of Shropshire.. ' • YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Beceles, Yaxford, & Woodbridge. HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brigg. LlNCOLN;Sleafird,.BOuria Peterhorouge, and Stilton. And the follawineltoyal Patent, and other Coaches, or, the neweat.and hest construction. Also is added list i Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers - are regularly conve yed ; a reference therato will save' much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. - - LIVERPOOL New Light CoaN, out only one night (car ries four inside only), through %V 'ngton, Nortliwich, Mid deisvich, Sand ch, Ottawa , I - ton-upon-Trent, Maas- I , ant, IliticlOe , -rltti i Northamptoa, Sinulay, , Wednesday, 'an Fr . II irnina at Six ; . performs the jour ney in at; ciaars a wa ' ' hted anasguarded tbsoughont. : LIVERPOOL itayikt Coach, through Warrington, Knot's ford, Conghiton, Nel-castle, - Aline, Litchfield, lamwortia, Atherstone, ilinckley,and Lutierw4rth, Tuesday, Thursdar, and Saturday min flings, at - Six Oravels with extrao r din ar y _velocity; only one night on th'e road'. well lig:oerdnaiti at guard.slx, n g el , ad the whole of the journey. i. YORK. New and Elegant Post Coach every through Tadcaster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret ford, Newark; Grantham, and Stamford. From York, Pas senaers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastica Ainwick, - Shields, and Sunder land, Durham, Darlington, Northallerten, 'Thirst{, and , Eas-, ingwold, - Glasiow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith, Brunei, Rip-! pun, Borough Bridge, •KnaresherOugh Harrowgate, and all parts of the North. HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Lutterivorth, anti Northamp ton Goa& tarty Morn.at Sik, except Monday, and every Even- SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap Coach, through Shiffaall, Item Bridge, Wolverhampton and Birmingham every Morning. - HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cern nge Mawr, Corwvn, Caernarvon,,Conway,Oswestry, and all parts of North Wales, every ;Morning. • • - . BIRMINGHAM New 'Coach, called The Crown Vrinee, through Stony • Stratford, temington and Warwick, every Morning at Four, and arrives thesame Evening at Ten. PARKGATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Evening. • , WISBEACH, March, Chatteris, and St. Ives New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. LITCHFIELD, Tainworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Lntter worth and Northampton, new and excgient Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satarday Mornings, at'Six. ' • . . , citELTENriAm New Day Coacle, through- Froomill, Narthleach, Bitrford, and Oxford' (carries four inside only), ' sets out every Morning, except. Sunday, at Six, and arrives .early the la MC Evenine, at the Plow lan, Cheltenham. oxFoßn New Post- Coach, called The Defiance, every Ma, 14111 g Al Eli:lit. ' NORWICH very last Coach., thaaugh Newmarket and .. Thetford, eaary Evenin4 at Seven. ' ' YARMOUTH, Lowestoff, Beetles, Yoxford, and W o od- Iridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. , - IPSWICH and Colch6ter,every Afternoon at Four & Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach', every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. FAKE'NHAM, Swairhani, Brandon, and Newmaaket ele gant New Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'clock, Sunday at rive. . • : LYNN Post Coach, 'CueSday, Thursday, and Saturday 111,41.1w:sat Five o'Clock. SOUTHAMPTON and Lymington elegant new Coach, ' every Morning (except Sunday) at Five •o'Clock. - Packets sail to the Isle of Wia ht on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are eouveycd to all parts Of the-Island. - . WINCHESTEIt, Basingstoke, and Hartfad Bridge very ; fast Coach, every Morning at Fire o'Clock. . TUNBRIDGE and Tunhridge Wells new and easYCoaehes, , every Morning. , TUNBRIDGE Wells new Pest Coach (carries four inside only) through Tunbridge, Saveaaakes, and Riverhead, every ' Afternoon at Four o'Cloak, Sunday excepted. BURTON upon Treat • Post Coach, through Meashamn, ' Twycross, Athelstoue, Hinckley, Lattcrworth, Watford, Nor tham-pion, and-Dunstable, Sunday, IVednesday, and Friday Mornings;, at Six o'Clock. BRISTOL, Bath, Mellcslia* DevizeS, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is inoontrovertibly superior to any on the Western Risad. EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmonth Coach; called the Bal loon, every Mcn nine at Seven. • SiVENOAKS, Riverhead, & Bromley Coaches, every Morn. HASTINGS, Battal, Rohertibridge, Himmel!. and Tun bridge expeditious Nina Coach, every Morning at half-past Five. PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Horndean, Petersfiald, Godalmning, and ' • Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Evening at Fire. • PORTSMOUTH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke ' of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight o'Clock. 'EXETER and Taunton Coaches, every Morning & Evening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tatian' Coaches, every Morn iiig alid'.Eveiiing. - PLYMOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches, every Morning and Evening. BORN' and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five. . BATH and BristorCoaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Evening - at Five. • LEWES, Uckfield, Marestield, and East Grinstead Coaches, every Morning at Eight o'Clock. BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sussex Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every Morning atSix. • CHICHESTER,Midhurst, and Hastemare, new Telegrkph ' Every Tuesday, Thnrsday and. Saturday, at Six. . .. CHICHESTER New Coach, through Duncton and Pet worth, Monday, Wadnesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Duncton, Petworth, and Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrotham Coaches,, every Mmating at FiVe and Nine o'Clock. - FOLKSTONE, Hydra, Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches, every_Morning. DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury `Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and Everting at Five. Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties. BROMFI'ON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud- Couches of ' every description, at Six and Nine is the Morning, One at ' Nown - and half-past Five in the Evening. •GRAVESEND, Narthtleet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine in Oa Marning, One pt Noon, and Five in the Evening. ' Extra coaches always ready. BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cm:ketch], every horning at. Eight. • BRIGHT(iN New Coach, calla; the Data: of Nor‘iik, array Mauling- at. Niue, through i)orking, Horsham,' nc Henfield. , BIIIITON New and Elegant Post Cacti, the Eclipse , every Afternoon at Three. 'BRIGHTON Regency Coach, 'at half-past Eight o'Clock every Ev'ening. . "RTHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (ear- .4," ,.. Z..._ : ..,.. , 4 •, e ,,,,; , .,‘ ...? I .r, A ....5 . Ir . 1 „• ;'' , , , ;: - 71 , ` 'l \i ' :',• ' M I ,j .. : 4 tkritct F.VENPENCE. ries emir inside Only) 't . hrotigit troaawntri, Finilon, Ashing , ton, West hiriiislcitii t florsii:ta,., and I)Jrking, rrery Morning at Ei,..7lit 0'f...14 . n,:tt. • ; e ~ • . GOIIALNiINC; Oixiofprci 'Aierrow, Last. IrorAley, and Bdokam, 'rat sday,, "Cliqriday, and t m . atiirdny . , at Eight o'Clock. EASTR9tiIt.SIIIII!,:t.t. COHCII Tucsday', Thursday, ) and Saturday,' at flail' past `six ol:liocir". GOI/ALNIING and GuiblcUrd * Ci,acites", erry Morning and , Afternoon,- - DORKENC-r, Leatherheatl,.. anq Epson' Coaches, ,crery MOrning ,and Afternoon at Threti. STEfNINC4, - HUrshan'2, .and Dorking - Coaches, every Morning at Six. . HAMPTON and Mite-ha' Coach's Thtily, Following COACHES set off from the BELLE SAUVAGE CAMBRIDGE ratetit ' NIINGHAM New Post Coach', me Crown Prince, every . loraing at a tatarter before Five, through Stony Stratford, Southant, Leruington, and Warwick. OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morunig it Hight. SOUTHAMPTOge(deirie a Coach), every Morning, ex. cept Sianday, at FiVe. ALTON Coach', Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. NEW,RURY Coach,' every Morning, at . Half past Six. SALISBURY.CiiacIi, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTI . NGS New Post Coach, every tvlorning at Eight. WINE) ORCVieti, every Mornitt: ' , :at Seven. BRIGHTON Coach; the Duke of N. 41 1 ,11;:, 'every Morning, at Nine, through Dori:hoz, Hors:taw, and Henfield. , BRIGHTON Nt4 P 64 Coach, the ,Eclipse, every After noon, at Half past Two. BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Framing, ht Eight. LUTON Coach, eviry Day, at ('tie. • HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evening . . rotursmouni Coaches,crcry Writing and Even. at Five, LYNN New Coach, TueAlay; Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five The.ProprietorsNAllectfttlly request the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is lite.nnly Oace in London front whence Carriages set out to all .the' Bathing and Watering Places, and places o-f fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will lie paid to inquiries at the above Coach Offices . , and every inforrpation punctually given relative to all public Carriages setting; off front Loinhitt.-. The ProPrieters arc abt answerable fur any Parcel or Package above Fire Pounds value, unless entered and an Insurance paid accordingly. JOHN and JOHN MORRIS Proprietors. THE FISFIEIIIE,S, The vast importance of the risheries has ever been fat.avil Ikvvvledged hyall maritime Powers, and by Wine more than treat Britain% and al though a , iya‘riety of circumstance's, with which'we are buf_tdo tvell acquainted', have far many years diverted the immediate attention of GOvernment to other objects, yet 11.. s this never been lost sight of, and We have much reason to believe that the state of repose. to which arc are now happily re- 01mM, win be seized Ity our Rulers for the put-- , . pose of protecting, exlentling,...an e; d' encouragin the Fisheries of the United Kingdoni by all Ore powerful means within their controul. With this knowlede, we have ascertained, much to ow sa • - - tisfaction, that the intentions of Government have been in a great measure anticipated at Deal ; where, through the active benevolence, and phi:. lantbrophy of a few ',public , spirited individuals, (at the head of whom stands his majesty's Na val Storekeeper), a White Herring curing esta blishment has just been set on foot, which, if successful (and there can be no doubt of it), will be extended to a general Fishery, for the employment of the numerous industrious poor who have been thrown out of situations by the discontinuance of war. 'The plan of the Deal establishment appears to us to possess every re quisite, •it: is to be carried on by o.Joint Stock Company or share holding system. The object of the Subscribers is purely disinterested (being the , .employment of distressed parishioners) and it is under the superintendintee of aCommittee of the most active and conversant of its Members. The most improved' methods of curing will he adopted, for which purpose the Committee spare neither personal trouble, pains, nor expellee, ant as- profit is not the predominating object, there can be 'no doubt that a few seasons experience, with the advantage of contiguity, will give the Deal Fisheries a preponderating influence in the London Markets. We have been somewhat dif fuse upon .this subject, for the purpose of paying a just tribute of applause to the highly respecta ble projector and directors of this erintmentlable undertaking, and in the hope of stimulating others, of our countrymen on the coast to turn their thoughts to similar 'establishments. • _ Fisheries are a branch of our national eco. , notny to which we cannot too earnestly call the public attention i they are interminable sources of wealth, and need only to be entered with pro.. per spirit, an under - judicious rcguletions, to prove a more than counterbalance for the 1 - 05 s of that trade which a long continuance of oar had, enabled us to monopolize, but which must now of course be divided w►th maritime Europe. SAVINGS' BANK.--...The Savings' Bank, at Kin Z, born, which was lately instituted- there, under the ,patronage of several Gentlemen in the neii.3,•hboui.:: hood, for the laudable purpose of en i couraging those who Choose to lay aside sMall sums of 1.110''.. ney, to provide against sickness, or to enable the'M to pay their rents, and other such sums ) `with ease and comfort to thettiselves, has surreed-'` ed so well, that upwards of 100!. have !been de posited ; and, notwithstanding the sthallnesi of the'town, and the principles of the Savings- - Wolk not vet being sufficiently understood' through the parish, several individtrals have at this last term felt the happy effects resulting, from it. While those, concerned in the management view these circum stances with pleasure,. they invite all those who are so disposed, tO come forward aNd . pay' itt their small savings we4ly, or otherwise as they find it con%enient, that they also thay exikevience the plewure of receiving their money, % , 'i11) terra, it hen they. have occasion for it.—V.tlito. burgh-Courant, Not). 16.)