The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-13 00:00:00

...5.,,,,,k.., , \,, , .!r l it/ ..7., - ' , ,--:-t., ! - z3.- , : - _,, , , ,, ... , .,!;. , ....= - 4, - ,- ,, ,:i\-_-_-,==----• ....z., „,...,, ~, „,,,,,,,7,,,,,,7,„,,,:,,, ,1 /t . X , - 1 ) o -4 • - t‘' • • ).• :- C. ) -N, •Li • ,--- IT' . I -- rjil ~~l~i~~~~~~~\~, ,% , 7023.] "`" • MONDAY, IA NCH 33, 18.15. [ ' PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. _ 111 THEA IRE ROYAL___ , DRUR Y-LANE. -11 S PRESENT EVENING, March 13, their Atkiesties' Servants will perform (3d time), with ap- . ropriatv splendour, Shakspeare's Trageav ct- . .. w ; KING' RICHARD THE ' SELOND. ' Ali considerable Alterations and A dditions,.frora the writ ings of the soon! Author. dad a W ith newSeene s , D resses, and Decorations. uew Overture, Act Symphonies, and Marches, inci dental Inthe Tragedy, composed by J. F. nurrowes. . 1 Xing EichaiA the Seeond, Mr. Kean ; John of Gaunt, Duke Ti!f Laucaster Mr. Pope: Duke of York, Mr. Holland; 8i... ~' Ing""ko, Air. Elliston ; Duke of Norfo i lk, Mr. Rae 1 Earl of , xurthumberland, Mr. Powell ; Harry Peier, Mr. Barnard 41 of Aumerle, Mr. Wallack ; Earl of Salisbury, Mr. El- Miss riNt on . the Queen, firs. Barticv • Blanche (with a Song), -I .., , . , k ' le. . . _ After which (2d time), a new Farce, called • PAST TEN O'CLOCK ! 'AND A RAINY NIGHT. ) 4 11 'he The, by Mr, Gattie, Mr. Penley, Mr. Wallack, ".1% Mundell,. Mr. Bannister, Mr. - Knight, Mrs. Edwin, Mrs. 'Ner, and Mrs, Harlowc. , c lio-rurrow, King Richard no 'Second; itith Past . Ten i` ock. and a R a i ny Ni ght. • tk T , Public are respectfully informed, that a Grand Opera ra Three. Acts, to be called The Unknown Guest ; Ei:plosion of the Mimi, has been. long in preparation, " v 6.0, be pi hluced early in the Easter IV- eel.. ------- ! _ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 1 -41111 M—Pit Ed S E iNT -VVENING, March 13, will . be verfortned the Operatic Drama of THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. 4 The Overture and Music composed b Mr. Bishop. • --r, 3-4 .a...arr. 4talib " P yrnore; the High Priest, Mr. Egcrtou ; Von Alonzo Mr. Abbott; Rolla, Mr. Young; Zaniur, • Mr. 1 rciair; Di ' ego, Mr. Blanchard ; the High Priestess, Mrs. eriaud; Cor Miss S. Booth; Amazili, MISS Stephens; 1141 i, Miss Maatt'll'ews. .i.,To which w ill be added, the new G ran d P antom i me of 4.IIIIEQUIN WHITTINGTON, , LORD -AIAYOII2 OF LONDON.' .;-- ' • Jun Dick Whittington (afterwards Hariequin), - Mr. Bologna, tu; 11derman Gobble (afterwards Pantaloon• h s Mr. Nor ; Dame Cicely Suet (afterwards Clown), Air. Grimaldi ; , ..-Fitzwarren (the Merchant), Mr.Tiuney ; Capt. Cross-th -14,11,.1e,,,, Air. Slader; • L origo - Baro-Bono-0 . (King ot Barbary), - ( , i l'-Yals; Grand Vizier,Mr. King ; Miss Alice (afterwards t t r 441b i11, Mrs. Parker; • Bizzybai (Genius of Intliistiy), ',4 Wort -Juan Tu... - ,' ' n urrow The Stranger ; with Love Laughs at Lock zaliths. ' —____ LAST WEEK.—ORA I ORIOS wTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. ill NESAY NIAT, march 15,.1815, be performed A GRAND SELECTION '.. . . ' • Authors, an rom the Compositions of the most favourite . . cierit and mdern. Iti which Miss Steplmns will sing 4 , With verdure dal," " Mad Bess," and (by particular de - sire) " Pious orgies.' airs. Chil4e, " The tiMrvellous tvork"Miss Singleton, !9„?tior nth onavailing."—Miss Griglietti, " Come ever sn,;i•- liberty."—.Nlaster.Williams, '. 0 Cord our gorerin:r. —_' Ind Mrs. SahriOn, " Vittitua," " Farewell " liol 1 if )' 'I°IY Loril."—Nlr Brahar " Tit al eelipge. "Conl, ye lined," and -- Yon dare ,Ild: the',, ~ Deeper and deeper still, ' A eC . i,/,.. • ' 4e tto, " When the trosom," with Mrs. Signor Ara ls :"' r ili leY ) . " Conquest is not to be“ow."--And Signor L gs, ar Air an „„ i , u ? Sei rnoreili " and (i) - rticular desire) the/1)0 7, Ch(;rus, '" Viva Eii)rilL):ot" At th, coedl,lol)\,lirocement of the Second .-\ ct will be perform . ed .. . th e Thcrds t.,i,It,kNtIIIiSIILITAItY SYMP Leader compleritig Hero," and March.. . S. es,e. of tl4 e HON Y, •and in ;lc. i ).. y.— Ba ud, Mr. Aside Organ, by. 1111. • . 4 ..., ARS, FROM NIONTMARTRE. 141 ° I . PARIS and "surr9undiiT .contxtry il,:4.__. r „ t ; ivnw exhihiting *in i3Alti;T,lt,'S PANQB.4, - ;IA, .St , r:_rl ei: 6:Sw.rtesel,,street, taken from Montmartre t las e t A..,lay, a,,-I.oi '''•po,,session of the Allies. Also, h Byiv ore and Marshal ,S6ult. "MtljNNA,' xl.nder Sir John MD -- ' Rii'BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. , GALLERY, for the EXHIMTION vi it 6' 14 ..11,E of l the W3RKS of BRITISH AansTs, .c.,,i ruin, on SATURDAY, the ith of APRIL. Open the Forenoon till Five in the Afternoon. Admittance is..—Catalogues Is. ' By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. No. 1, HOLBORN- BARS. PERRY begs to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that Ile is now selling TICKETS and ' , LS, i n a great variety of Narnberi; for the PRESENT ~i,;yl•l', LOTTERY, which begins • Drawing on the .sth of _ ... TIM SCHEME CONTAINS I,,3a,Chand•Prizes of 30 ,0001.; also of 1, 0 00 Guineas each, "e paid in Gold without any deduction, soon as Drawn, kid' eo, ~, _ 1 lii usists of only 15,0001. Tickets. , ._._ t. 4/{ ItY, at 11 . 1 , :. truly, Fortunate Office., No. 1, Holboru "ttan'''s, had the pleasure of dividinz among his Friends, iu the dPreceding Lotteries, the 'followings apital Prizes:— f;:,.3,,5 ............ £20,000 ,1").31 ,C 5,000 , ,ta ............... 1,000 3,741 „'" " .. ........ 5OO 5,434 . -.4( ' 5 5 St` Feral of 3001. '..t3oi. tkc., &c. iti One Hundred and -,..___________ , Eighteen Shares. . . __. A i\l ADJURED :MEETING held at the ' 1, P. LOTTERY OFFICE, on the Gth instant, , M. THOMAS LifSET, in the Chair, ''.:l,etsteilvell Cu ' 5!ia,,,, , ,le cause of the unexampled demand for and Si i ' . !, 1 1 the, present Lottery is the matchless arrangement Isii,;elleine by the Contractor, Mr. Btsn. . of Tc.,i l. --- t Ili presenting the Public with Three certain . prizes (11 4 t i c, Y. Thousand Pounds each, instead of the distant ikc,..(•e4,t combining Capitals with other Prizes, as hitherto; thi,st",,orater Lotteres, of Sixty Thousand Tickets, could , Dithii ) ` oIY I w6 Prizes of equal maznitutle, a discerning ',i . ti „'' iil perceive, t hat each Adventnier's chances fOr either '"l]l,'l 'bitty Thousand Pound Prizes are now inereasell five s;„r_, liv)ll,n tbe ptiblic . spirit 'of_ the Contractor, who e •I ' ... i t a I nTIP of scarcity, and a great expellee, hag procured %vi ti)olist,iiid • tittineas; ia gold, to pay some of the Prizes. Il'es,•, l B , '', - ' o '-i a•t.tirawn, %Vitiniut any deduction, agreeable to ,Ti ird';''' Passr'd'orr the 2d of February. k•Apt'ill'Y••—;infii•:ing the Dray, it , on the sth of next month . ;"zzl „' t ] lh',',,,, i4 igi the vi. ry.da.v.Urt 6 P.eoperty Tax ceases, thus i• r e• "-' trie nds.not'oul ) . to reinihill';',C themselves, but to s '' th'ii•Y:th'il' Propertv bV :icidirig ail independent. fortune t apital'froin the ',•i:e,at. Prizes he hopeS then to d ivide ekst thew; :i'tr4s4t:,e,,d---'lliat, as Pal :lament is .now sitting, and . the town , h,.„...1,- I\4. Ltsrt lie requested •to supply the count]) -4-iou,ll".ets turd Share ag spariitgly tj„ im t 1,. . as possible ; - lest there ,r e i , g enough left for our London frjends, and which ll iztr i eijeat reaso n to apPrehend, tis in former and less po i 'e qa ' ,' te6 es Of foal. times the number of Tickets, we have, 11:Siit,' P "rds of Thirtv-three Thousand Tickets to be sold ''t . if t'i•l)', whitst the - prese•nt Lottery consist:Nl (at first) Atlii,L;'nteen, Thousm(l 'tickets, 11101 f; than one half of tltt,,tt',..e alceadv issued from the Bank, possessing the i)t i „, Re novelty of Three Prizes of }ThinThirty -Thousand 4 's, &e. c_e ;c • 0i ii N,, (1.. ....„ • • s4:Aly, tt, . 1 hat Mr. BISIT, the Contractor, be presented r ed " l it • • • 41 eer Cup, with the - Scheme .f the Lottery t. therun, AS a -tribute of our approbation of the it• (%.h F'01v,.(L...r t,, , :it, li:4 the Tha tiks of this Meeting be zi...en to the At d• •iii Mr his uniformly aiding the Contractor in the capi t., l'ttluti i * ' j t :ilty y e , , ,. " I his prizes, aimingSt `the Public for upwards of s tililli .o „ Past, and that lie he requested to publish these " lathe 2l,orning and Evening ropers. Bch .) 151,5„ z 01IN GitAY, Secr e t ar y. , " N( [L \VEST' s PICTURE, CHRIST RYA ,TECTED, is now exlria tiny at No, 125. 1 ) 0 1-M 111 • near Carlton-House, with the addition Of the Oftr ' inzil De sign of the CRUCIFIXION of OUR; SAVIOUR, - which was to hays been painted on glass for the Great Wiiilkw feet by 28) in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. Open every day (Sunday excepted) from Ten till Five. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. Good Fires,are kept in . the irooni,i. - - DiuNcE LITCIEN BUONAPARTE's ;11a.t7ni 6cent COLLECTION of PICTURES is NOW OPIN to the PUBLIC, and wig be SOLD by PRIVATE coNTR Act', individually, at the NEW • GALLERY, GO, PALL-MALL. Admittance, One Stifling. —Descriptive Catahne.s, One Shiliing and Sixpence. . New'Gallery, adjoining the British Gallery. NFW MUSICAL 'FUND. rEHE LOVERS, of HARMONY . and BENE-- • VOLENCE are respectfully informed that the ANNI VERSARY DINNER of this CHARITABLE INSTITUTION , s will take pia& at the Crown ant! Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Tnesday,,Nlarch clk; his Rnyal Highness/the Duke ofSUSSEX, President, when the company of the Friends of the Institu- - tion will be esteemed a favour. Tickets - I ts. each.:, to be had of Mr. Geo. Smart, Treasnrer, No. 52, Poland-street ; of the ,Secretary, Kinz, .14 ; Little Chapel-street,- Saito, and at the Bar of the Tavern, till Saturday. March '25. N. B. The Concert -for the Benefit -of this Fund will take place on TM - iv:day, Af'til 6, at- the Xir:g's Theatre, Hay market; Mr. F. Cra.mar, ,Leader,• and Sir Gro. Smart, Cm ductor. The Orchestra for the Concert. wilt be vrecti-d on the Stage on the same grand s. - ale as- last yea3 , — , -Further parti culars will he announced in a few day— To the PROPItiefORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. L.A.IIIES AND OENTLEMEN, DULY impressed with the importance of, the Situation of cue of your DIRECFOII.! , ., I take the liberty of informing von of mv intention to solicit the 'HO NOUR of your VOTE'S and INTERESTS on the next NAU TICAL VACANCY. Should I he enabled to attain that distinguished Situation, my whole time and attention will he directed to the promo tion of the true Interests of the East India Company, a Trust yalich I Hatter myself the number of years I have spent in your Service, will enable me to execute beneficially to you, and satisfactorily to myself. • ' • Called Upon by a most nomerons and respectable. Body of Proprietors, I have presumed to hope, that Eleven Voyages performed in your Employment, may eern.„to give me some claim to your Suffrdges, and that an intimate Kriowledge of your Maritime Service will enable tue to be , •Usefully engaged in the important branches more immediately connected with your Naval Department. • The varions and important duties attached to the situation of one of your DirectorslS strongly impressed upon my mind, and aware of the attention necessary to the doe execution of so ardnods a trust, I beg to assure you, that my entire and undivitied exertions will be unremitting)! devoted to your service, shr.7lld you place use in the highly honourable situa tion to which 1 aspire. . _ I have the honour to be, - with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithfuLand obedient bumble Servant • : 3 " JAMES TINII3RELL. Sputh. Crescent, March 1815. This Day was published, . In One tioiu►ue, Octavo, price !Zs. in br)ardi, ATREATISE' on the DISEASES of .ARTE RIES and VEINS; - containing the Pathology and Treatment - of Aneurisin= and Wounded Arteries. • By JOSEPH 'HODGSON? Member of the Royal College' of Suree' in toßdon.• • tt. ± 1 71.f• 1 0_941? At , ), Irtjee..;tl",‘ pit4P-1! ringrayings, accompanied with Explaniitions, intended to illustrate some of the Diseases of Arteries - . ' • London r Printed for - 710ina, rnderwood,, 3-2, Fleet-street Adam Black, Edinburgh ; and Sfin, Glascow • anti .I. Cumming, Dublin. N/ R. DE'CLIEMANT, Surgeon and D ent i s t, I.VIL having , just returned from Paris, has the honour to inform his Patients who called _during his absence, as well as the Nohility,-Gentry, that he may be consulted at his house as usual, from Ten till Two o'clock. Persons who are desirous to be convived of the great advantages and superiority of his MINERAL, PASTE TEETH (his own Invention) above - all o th er D entists who attempt to i m i tate him, are advised to peruse his treatise on Artificial Teeth in general approved by the Faculty pf Medicine in the Univer sity of Paris, the'Academy of Sciences, and •by many of the most eminent Physicians and Surgeons in London. -This Work will be presented to those who consult Mr. De Clic want, or may he purchased of Mr. Dulau, Bookseller, Soho-square. 2, Frith.street, Soho-square: " For Leant of timer arec Millions have died of medicable wounds." ,ARMSTRONG. THE Virt u e s o f th e CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD are daily demonstrated,• in eradicating the worst and most dangermis sym,ptoms of Nem - M4 Nothing has tended sti much to establish the faMe of this Medicine, as its certain success on those Compalints which ' strike their roots so deep in the Constitution, and'are so fatal to the happiness of Mankind. This Medicine has beertuncommonly successful with young people, who. have the appearance and air of old age; wbo are pale, effeminate, benumbed, stupid,. and even imbecile; whose bodies are b ecome I : ea t, Wh ose l egs are no longer able to carry them; who have an utter distaste for ever y thing, or are totally incapacitated. Wiere the stomach is . fregnently. disordered, the body i> weaken id paleneSs, Bodily decay, and emaciation succeed, and the eyes sink into the head. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No,. IS. Strand.; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), Bow. Clivir.;h-yard; and Bacon and Co. no, Oxford -street, London ; .in Bottles, price Its. each, or four in one Family Bottle. for 335. by whinh. one us. Bottle is saved. - The Gover4ment Stamp has,. the words . ". Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," eirgv,z_een in its"otticial im pression, and pasted on the cork of-each Bath, without rhich it cannot possibly be genuine. FOR THE TEETH :IND ciums T)UTLER'S CELELIRATED VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, is; with Contidenc!e, `recdinmen& ed ro the Use of the Pnbli, as :the most ettieacidus : Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a sound state,..even to age, and producing a pearly whiteness, without iwhairin the Enamel. It imparts a firmness andPeaufiful redness to the Gunis,-to the Breath the most delectable SweeWess;, and if used‘constautly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Ach by removing its - cause- - --the scurvy in the Gums." the Box. • . . . . BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVE \:DER.WATEIt, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the .4 - probation of their itoyal Hight] essesthe Princess and PrinceSs - Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction, Price, Hali pints-4s. _ Sold, wholesale and retail,. at It. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Chcapside, corner of Paul's .;Intrch!-,yard, London ; Sharp and Belam, in Ports, mouth; Jones, WeStbn, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ;. Hall, Johnston, and Harding., Cosport ; Colt:pan and Jacob', Sheerrnas; Peek, Ross, and Turner, Hulk'. Hoxiand Cook worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert,'Plynioutli ; Knott andljoyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham Biliinge, Ed ward's and Penny, and Lathimry, Literpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; 'Crewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderron, Readhurn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinbur4h ; I .laxtel . .and M‘Do nald, Glasgow ; Bulge . and Barry, 'Bristol; . Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Dunn and Sutton, Net, ting!mm ; Simmonds, 131;1,1(11'6rd ; and ri:tail; by snwt ker futncrs and Medicine Venders. OFFICE OF ORT) VANCE, March 1, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER'S of His MA , JESTI"S ORDX ATE' .rlo hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their (Vice, ia Pall Mall, im or before IPrqblestlay, thelst.'l instant, from such Persons as may 7e to•umfertahe the supply of TWENTY THOU SAND DOUBLE QUEBEC PIPE STAVES, for &Trice of tf:ispepartmenty at the Rust Pori;cler ii - orks at Tx althaM Abbe!). • Samples of Me Staves nu be viewed upon applicatilln to the respei..fiVe 00m.: of the Ordnance at Waltham Abbey ; and fartL,cr i particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract,mall be known at the Secretari,2s Of fice, in Ptill-Mall aforesaid,_ any Day between the HourS of Ten and Four n' Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sefdtd up, and endorsed,' Proposals for Quebec Pipe Staves i" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th instant, at TwedW &'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be not;ecd, unless the. Party making it, or an -'..1,4 . 4 2 enl In his shall athind, By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREir, Secrrtarg. This Dav,was published, in Bvo. price 10s. yd. hoards. SERMONS, by WILLIAM CRAWFORD, D. D. Minister of Straiton. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and A. Constable, and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, Sermons, by the Rev. Archibald Alison. LL.B. the 4th 4dition in Svo. price I 2s. boards. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, 1:2mo. price l I. is. boards, GUY MANNEIUNG ; or, the ASTRO ' LOGEtt. By the AuTrioß of WAVERLEY. Printed for Lowman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of wom may be bad, - Waverley; or, Hs Sixty Years Since, 3 vols. 11. Is. boards. A NEW VOLUME OF SERMQNS,I3Y,BiS , AOP HOB.SEEY. This D.iy were published, in Svo. price Ins. Gd. boards, "VINE SERMONS - or), the NATURE of the 1.11, EVIDENCE by which. the Fact of our Lord's Resnr ectick` is established ; and on various other tiuiojects. To which is:prefixed, a Dissertation on the Prophecies of the Messi:ill - dispersed atnong.the Heathen. By SAMUEL HORSLEY, LLD. F.R.S. F.A.S. Late "Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. Printed for Longwan, Hurst,' Rees. Orate, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and F. - C. and. J. Riving - too, St. Paul's Church-yard. Also in a few.days will be published, 'A Translation of the PSainis of David; with Notes. By Bishop Horsley. In 2 vols. svo: NEW EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE. • „ This Day was published,. - • With considerable Additions, in Five large, Vols. Bvo. with the-Cases broL:glit down to the end of Easter Tenn., sc; Geo. 111. and the Statutes to the 54th Geo. 111. chap. 47. (1814) „ price 81. ns.in boards, T HE JUSTICE of the-PEACE' and PARISH . • oFFK;ER.._ . By RICHARD BURN, 1,1.. D.• Late Chancelhir of the Diocese of ,Car The Twenty-secohd Edition, with many Corrections Addi tions, and Improvements. By .10E-IN KING; y.sq. Barrister at f,aw. • ' • Per. 4 s.ing ":as, in this Edition, examined the whole WTII minutely, and.has made numerous Corrections which had es eapyd notice in former Editions. The Additions are also very material, and no pains have been spared to lender this valnab:e Work still more ,worthy of the high patronage it has so long obtained. - Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadell and W. DaviOs; Strand ; F. and C. Rivingt,M, St. 'Paul's Chinch . yard i • I...,ar.juaa : and Co. Paterno,ter-row ; and J. Butter- Worth and Son, Fleet-street. , Of whom may also be had, 1. Ecclesiastical Law, by the late Dr. Burp, Sixth Edition ; With Notes and References, by Simon Fraser, Esq. Barrister at Law. Four vols. SVO. price 21. 2s. in boards. _2. Commentaries on the Laws of England. By Sir William • Blackstone, Kilt. one of the Justices of his Majesty's Con rt, of Common Pleas. The Fifteenth Edition, with Notes and Addi tions,. hl Edward Christian, Esq. Barrister at Law, the Professor of the Laws of England, and Chief Justice of the I"sl"e of Ely, in 4 large vols. Bvo. price 21. Ss. in bords. • GOLDEN CROSS, CHARINM-CROSS, AND BELLE SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. • r follovring ROYAL MAILS set off from the above Offices every Evening, .by. command of the Pustinaster-General, vic: • DUBLIN, Waterford - , Cork, and all parts of I r eland. - HOt,YHEAD, Bangor, Cuernarvon,, St. ,Asaph, and all parts of 'North -Wales. MILFORD HAVEN, Haverfard-West, earmarthen, Bre con,:-VlOnNouth, and all parts of South Wales. cHESTER, Namptwich, 'Stafford, Litchfield, and Nay thampton. %VISBEACI!, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEW,MARKFI, Brandon, Swaff ham, and FAenham - BURY ST. EDYIUNDS, &c. ' • NORWICH,' by Newmarket and Thetford. :Noßwien, by Colchester, - Ipswich, and Scole. • WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, CHEUPENIIAM, and Burford. OXFORD, even Evening at Eight o'Clock. LUDLOW;Leniniry,and all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestuff, 'Beetles, Yoxford, and•Wood bri,lge.. HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. _ BARTON, - Waterside Gainsborongb, and Brig. LINCOLN; Sleaford,.iourn, Peterborouge„ and Stilton. And the following Royal :Patent, and operCoaches, on the • newest and best construction. AISO is added - a`R of 'CifieS'and Principal Toalls, to which Passengers ate regnlarly conveyed; -a reference thereto will srtve-tentelt-trouble to Travellers and Persons baring baggage or parcels to send. LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries four inside-only), through- Warrin,,,ton, Nathwich, Mid d lewich , Sandbar'', Uttoxeter; Burton-upon-'Trent, Meas ham, Hinckley, Lutrerworth,.;and Northampton, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the jour ney in :u; lours, welflighted.and;guarded throughout. • LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, •Knuts ford, Cooglef. o n, •.•! . ew6 s tle; Stone, Litchfield; Yamworth, Atherstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth, _Tuesday, Thursday, and 'Satin - day muinings, • at Six ; travels with extraordinary velocity ; only one night on the road ! velllighted and guard ed the whole of the journey. YORK New and'Elegant - Post Coach every Morning,at Six, through .Tadcaster, •Ferrybridge, Doneaster, BawtrY, Ret ford, NeWark ' Granthaiii, and Stamford.• From York, Pas sengers are forwarded.with the greatest facility to Edin-' burgh, P.erwick, -Newcastle, Al n wick, Shields, and Sunder land, Dtirhani, Darlington, Northallerton, TLirsk, and Eas ingwold, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith, Brought, Rip pun, Borough Bridge, Einaresborough Harrowgate, and all parts of the ,North. HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Lutterworth, and Northamp ton Coacb every Morning at except Monday, and every Evening.. SHREWSBURY and North %Vales Cheap Coach, through Shirfnall, Iron Bridge, Wolverhampton and BirMingham every Morning. ,Bituzor, Cape) Cerig, Lhowrst, Cernioge Mawr. Corwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry, anu all parts of North Wales, every Morning. • • BIRMINGHAM New Coach, called The' Cro;v,t Prince, through Stony Stratford, Lemington and every Morning at Four, and arrives the same Evening at Ten. pARk.GAT:-, Chester, Stafford, and Eitehficld Post- Coach-es every Evening, ' • , • • WISBEACH, Mama, Chatteris, and St. Ives New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings'. LITCHFIELD, Tain%voyth, Hinckley Atherstone, ',utter worth and Northampton, new and exce llent Coach, Tuisday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Six. CHI LTENtiAM New - Day Coach, through Frbgmill, Northleach, Burford, and. Oxford (carries four inside only); sets out every Morning, except •Sunday, at Six, and arrives early theisnine Evening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham. OXFORD Nel;i Post Coach, called The Defiance, every. Morning at Eight. NORWICH. very last Coach, through Newmarliet and Thetford,' every . Evening at Seven., YARMOUTH, Lowestoft, Beecles, Yoxford, and bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four ()Thick. !IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternoon at Four and Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. FAKENHAM, Swaffham, Brandon, and Newmarket ele gant News Coach, the Lord Nelson ; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Five. LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and S a t ur d a y MorningsatFivo o'Clock. • - SOIT'4JANIPTON and Lvtnington elegant new Coach, 'every Morning (eNcept cutidiryy, at - Five o'Cloek. Packets sail to the Isle of Wig-ht on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are con'veved to all parts of the Island. WINCHESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast COach•-every Morning at Fi ve o 'Cl oc k . TUNBRIDGE and Toanbridge Wells new and-easy Coaches, every Morning. TUNBRIDGE Wells' new Post - Coach (eaArieS'lo.nr inside only) through Tunhridge, Sevetioakes,-. and Riverhead, every Afternoon.at Four &Clock, - Sunday e'xcepecd. BURTON :upon Treat Post Coach, through •Measham, Twycro-s;, Atheltoile, Hinckley, Lutterworth, Welford, Nor thampton, and Dwi. table, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six o'Clocki BRISTOL, Bath, Mellish:nu, Devizes, and M4l - 1)01 . 0(01 new and excellent Post Coach fouriniide only) every Afternoim at Fis'tc well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the Western. Road. . . EXETER, Plytributh, and Falthouth Coach,_called the Bal every losning at , SEVENOAKS, Riverhead, and_Broinley Coaches, every Morning. , . HASTINGS, Mittel, Rohertshridge, Flhnwell, and Tuii bridge expeditious Ne 4 Coach, every Morning at hall-past rive. PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telcgrapl►, every :horning and Evening at Five o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, „Horndean, Petersfil,ld, Gadalining, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Evening at Five o'clock. TORTSNIOU'rH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke of Wellington - , Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning.., at Eight o'Clock. • . EXT,TER. .and Taunton ,Coaches, every Morning and Evening. `. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn ing and Evening. PLYMOUTH and Falmouth fast and . cheap Coaches-, very . eye ry Morning alid Evenitig. . BURY and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five. BATH and Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 14 H o u rs , every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock,,and Evening at Five. LEWES, Maresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches, every Morning at F.iglit o'Clock. ' BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sussex Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every Morning at _ Micpuirst . ,3nd, Hasleniare, new 'relegrapli Coaches, evety Tue,..ilayTTlibirsday, and SiturilaYMiiininiViii Six. cmcnesTEß New Coach, through Dancton and Pet worth, Monday, I'Vednesday, and Friday 'Murliing-s at Seven., ARUNDEL New Coach, through Duncon, Petworth,And Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday,and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. 'MAIDSTONE,- Mailing,' and Wrotham roaches, Morning at Five and o'Clock. every FOLK:STONE, Ilythe, Sandgate;and Ashford Coaches, every Morning. DOVER, Margate, Rainsg,ate, Deal, and - Canterbur'y -Coaches, every Morning et Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties. Chatham, floclieter i : and Stroud Coaches of every description, at Six and Nine•in the Morning, One at Noon ' and half-past Five in the Evening. GILAVESEND, Northtleet,.and Dartford' Coaches at Six and. Nine it) the,Morning, One at Noon, and Five in the Evening. Extra Coaches' always ready. BRIGHTON original Red CooCh, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cuddleld, every Morning at Eight.: BIGHTON New Coach, called the Dske of Norfolk, errey Morning at. Nine, through Dorking, Horshain, and Hell field. BRIGuToN New and . Elegant Post Coach,' the E c lip se every Aft:!rnoon at Three. • BfUGLITCYN Regency Coach, at ball-past Eight o'Clock every Evening. WORTHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car ries four inside only). through Broadwater, Findou, AShing= ton, West-Grinstead, Horsham, and'Dorking, every Morning at 1-:ight o'Cloch. _ GODALMING; Guildford; .Merrow, East Horsley, and Bookpu,Toesday, Thursday, mol Saturday, at Eight o'clock. EASTBOUBN Slimmer Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; at Half past Six o'Choch. GODAI.MIN,G and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon.... • • • • DORKJNG, Leatherhead,, and Epsom Coaches, every Morning at Nine, and Atternom at Three. - STEyNING,. - Horpatu, and Dorkin ,, Coaches, every Morning' at Six'. HAMPTON and Mitchani Colches Daily. . The following coActiEs setoff from the BELi.E .SAIJVAGE. 4 - CAMBRIDGE Pateni Mail. i ~ ..BIRMINGHAM New Poit Coach, the Crown Wince,:every Morning at. a Quarter before Fire, through Stony Stratford, Southani, Lentington, and Warwick. • • -rt OXFORD ne,w.aud elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. SOUTHANUTON . (Collyer's Coach),. every Morning, ex cept Sunday,' at Five. ' . _ ALTON Uoaeh, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn, ,zs, at Niue. 'NEWBURY-Coach, eve.ry 'Morning, at Half past • Six. SALIS,III;KY, Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon, HASTINGS New• Post Coach, every Morning'at Eight. WINDSOR Coach:, everyllorning, kt SeVen: BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk; every Morning, at Nine; through Durkirig, Hot Sham, and' Henfield. BRIGHTON New Post Coach, the Eclipse, every After noon, .at Half past Two. , .• BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Fight.' LUTON, Coach,. every Day, at One: HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evening, PORTSMOUTH Coaehes,eviSiYWtning and Even. at Five. LYNN New Coach, Tuesday,- "Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five. . • The Proprietors respeetfillli t'erittCst-thePtVilic •to notice. the Golden Crossi4 the only Office Eoudan from whence Carriages Set out to all the' Ilathing and Watering Places, and places of fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will be paid to inquiries at. th 9 above Coach Offices, and every information punctually given relative to all public Can iages setting off frnen "I l ottdu t. The Proprietors arc not answerable for any Parcel or Package alnive Five PoinWvalue, unless entered and an.lnsuranee paid accordingly, IQIIN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors.