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I 1 ritN! Y 3 t' R 71 (3`.7.-1 .......______.. To the. PROPRIETORS of LAST INDIA STOOK. LAutEF,ANt) Gr.NTLIIkIF.:I, 1-4-• Successful and his , ,hly flattering result of I t Yesterday's Ballot claiMs the warmest expression of my ratituite. 1 I hor., r , o u inr,...ccan duly appreciate the importance of tltesituan he co , i a! h you have placed me. It has been conferred l i Pe., e to"uence that I should do justice to it.; and after . shal l.ll )44 i d° retain it would be neither cousistent %sit merest% nor nty Own honour. I bare She lOnour to be, with great Respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, 52,1 3. . Your obliged humble Servant, __ vniers-Street, Aug. 17, 1313. RICHARD PARRY. ~,,__'77---...,___ )f G NJ' c3 1. 7,1)' otio , 5 , lo r i c tif iolo . ' 0 , le''' ti „ro <-0 11 ~( 3 C6' ,e 4 trrov , c._ s ' , Stock-Broker, 2, Cornbill, awl 18, Ittitiut, o(nittury-street, eels reat pleasure in calling the at his Fri ends a n the Public 4 ,„.rn, an tot, er y o f on l y 5,000 Ticleets, '' ' ll, a Grand Prize of L. 30,000. ilesides 3,000 Guineas to be paid in Gold ! T o be drawn•all.in One Day, E , S t) earli'sts the 24th Instant. ,Turttiutt,uerefure solicits an early - call at either of his truly aiiu..,t (.01hees, where the last Twenty Thousand sold by Z..l ooo lides th, Guliiell Prize of lipiio Guineas, and the last .* A , r ,i 4 e, N . 0. 6,431, Sce. iF,:e. are nuw paying on demand. *lt h . lio " business in the Public Funds c6nducted as usual ti agr atn punctuality. ....„.........._ la SIVEIVRIGLIT with 'Ai t.,tri.lends" and the Public attention to the Nl r - , w a pleasure requests his G ' LOTTERY f only500& Tickets, - containing , ' a nd Pri " CUINEAS, to be hict in full ze of 30,0001. ; and 2000 more .l all in One Day, 44ti, t ,„ as soon as drawn, which wilt tlllithst AT. From the great demand, he n at his 01 1 1ZT „,.<4 Tickets lie solicits au early application I. rnrtonate Offices, ancl . the small ET. ity 0 4 0. 371, CORN HILT., 1 1 . 1 ", " X A I. Y :O " R A I -S TREET. t . be tit It'sttrt.le-sol4H24°,2L''Rtae` iirst l rr l cz O eof 30,0001. 12,416, ' 4 th ri t -2 e of 1000 rU ' ill as and 2 9(JO another Golden Prize ~.......t4St Lottery. -1 ' ) ' ' Itx ------ -is TRIIRSD,\Yi 24th AUGUST, ALL MUST BE , DRAWN. .... V AttaOLL and CO. Contractors, return them teceijrtefill Thank s to the Public for the liberal Patronage : T itii ed iu the last Lottery, ne lieut - to inform tblll '`bets and Shares are on Sal. for t' a toTTERY, o f Am ac.h ,OLY FIVE TROT:SAND TICKET,S, ' ~,,,, °O of THIRTT THOUSAND e?`-''-''''' ~r,_Fsides P RIZE great Variety of other Capiti , ll)+,al" tlitEE THOUSAND GUINEAS r's TICR r i .. T° b e all Drawn in ONE DAY. GOLD; t:k's(j.:4 and 81-IARFS are sellinF4 at CARROLL , and there and and VS,OXF(MtI)-sr"EEI ' . all BusinQst in the PubliC Funds is.trattsacted. - . TRH , (n." INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS. ' tulttry THOUSAND POUND PRIZES Shared and Sold by wEßit, viz. In ch, Quarters. r) , L 30,000 --` an d "riaXic e l s S t i s 4 t l e u e g n u t s l I t s . : i;c i n g the only One :: Ctrie glit'rBt?r , I T is.i•;1110 r l t'l !igh l t a l l i s' s 3t , alL'ln'\:itille.,‘l::!;.,' Six t . c ° e ° ll 1 Y. , i (bein g _ Ndes Prizes ot}f10(0)Only5 ° 007 tk iTh .c. rand . ;; I t e t e o r f 1 , 000 Guineas in Wei e Lud '''' sold at WEBB'S mZ l ltrtunite Office, No. 17 1 atestreet, floor St. Paul's. ,1. ah WEll li' feels the higites satisrartiodurnyifin. 1,41,93,,x4,i5tiing the above fOrtnua t t L e v h 4t dld hi, 0 1. ..t . 1i;t . the serle of Goa d c e k en w ts t , tic a h has at elio,‘l.li ti lt 4:::ell ltherto, « • 11 cont i n ue . u nninterrupted, and be pre i7 -ittlytzi, aching Lottery its success w ill again 1 , .oe Ntr, 91Fuous, 1 , 1 4 of 3 v LO' of only 5,000 Tickets, with Praan.d. `''4‘vivrfit'ft, 31 . and 3,000 Guineas in Gold, will be all '4SDAY, 2 5th THIS MONTH. 4, Lo4 r . a a t, e L , otte ry ci di ce , 6 i - treet, near St. Paul's. T° BE ALL D RAWN IN ONE DAY, STATE NEXT THURSDAY, AUG. 94. c'e'n.,4,4. LOTTERY f only 5,00 Tickets, -"..ains a Gran 4 Prize of o TIirRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, And 3,000 GUINEAS in GOLD. 1.. SCHEME. . 1 . . 6. ' 4 .. .. ,• . s z sm,nou ~ ...... ...... A,.20,000.. .. i . . t0m°;...... .• ••" • • • 10,000 .2,100 •• , •" •• • .... 2,100 :••••,:: ........... 1,050 1,050 1,000 ... • ........ 500 . 1,2 , - 1 0 m •,... ...... 400. '-"• • 4 ."..... .. 900 ._ too 6:0 ......,.• ....... 100 4OO 504 ; ....* ........ 50 250 ~ ,., .t, irst..(ira;• ....... - - 7,5n0 13 5,000 'Airn Blanks ... • 10 each .11eliets. L. 50 , 00 ° II t . 20 ~, T. 10.. ' u°o will receive 1.10,000 more, making L. 50,000. . t()%‘,....E'r- pi - a nil SHARES arc on Sale •by , -,s, and Co. RICH. RDSON, Contract ors f oI the present Lottery, Wh o Sold i n the L and CHARING-CROSS, I:O RNHIL Nu. 11t ST LorrEity, ,172, • • A Prize of .1...20,000, In Eleven Shares, And No. (3,497, 4 %Aden Prize of 1,000 Guineas, • -In Nine Shares. , . NEVI' THURSDAY. 11 litst / b - ,dsti,; tm o ,, , e leave to remind 'the Public (N) i)tr,"Nish :',' "e I'suniler the greatest obligation for their 4; 4 ari d ei, preference), that the present LOTTERY . %% _ I I 1,44. 4lsh thawing on THURSDAY NEXT, the -Ail . sal, 1 1 1 , L o t f '!l:Bll•ese,EY that finished on the Ist of this Month, he , , Arq • 1\4).2,65 7 •• a Pr iz e of .. L.40,00t) bre4V,h,e LotteAryt 're"' other C:ipital!..l ..,1‘.... .at finished iii A (.) 1 1 last, he sold and 1 three Prizes of aO,OOOl. viz. a : 8 4 62 U .. ii Prize of .. /,.n0•000 $0 000 ), 4 5 14 •••' • • • • ------ , , 1 irr tiOt qr v' ti c l`Q .. .A.1.1(1..i'k.1; .ot.li.t;r. i':api3taal,so.o3 IA I,4ts h4;ittili, SIIAltliS are now selling in great ..ii . li i 'a e r r i e e . t i y s ti l 41. ao ri tt ('ry, 14 only 5000 Tickets, in u alt. t h ti l , t , (,01. &,. B,:c. . assts 1 ii it Yh e . orionate 4a tctN,,l,ldd,gratis at both of his truly s ,:' 1- ad 9, CH.ARING-CROS r , iMI V .ttpkt...4 • -A SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1815. wATERLDO SCAISCRIPTION. • City of Loudon Tavern, 17th Ang. I its. AT a AMETING of the GENERAL C0:11- X MITI'EE, held day, JAMES INNES, Esq. in the Chair, The Treasurers reported the amount of Subscriptions made at lids place, to the liith August, 112,409/. I4s. 24 :—that 135,000/. 3 per cent. Reduced; 10,21)0/. 3 per cent. Con , ols ; and 400/. l Long Annuities, had been purchased and invested for this Subscription. The following Gentlemen were added to the Comtuittee, William Dent, Esq. Thomas Coutts, Esq. H. C. Cotnbe, Esq. M. P. - B. Champion, Esq. John BrickwOodi , Esq. . Thomas Wilson, Esq. Hampstead. William Bell, Esq. George Brown, Esq. June 28th, 1815. At the General Nlecting at this place,- Resolved, " That a General Subscription of all Classes be opened for the.special Relief and Benefit of the Families of the brave Alen killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the BRITISH ARMY under the Command of the illustrious WELLINGTON, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and in the several Battles of the present Campaign." Amount of Subscriptions advertised, L,t 13,414 Os. Sd. Further Sul bscriptions L. s. John' Smith - - 5 5 'Subscription of the Town of Carlisle, ad vised by Thos. Bla mire, Esq. Mayor, on 14th August, about 1100 0 Voluntary Gift of the Sholars of the Aca demy, Cheam, Sur rey, by R. J. Wild ing - - - 20 0 Collection at Crofton Church, Yorkshire, .Rev. Gold*, Rector - - 30 0 Robert Thomson, from the Parish of Long stone, near Carton, Cambridgeshire 5 0 Subscripticins of the L. s. At Haukey's. Parish of Aykstun, Nor folk, by the lter. J. B. Collyer 571. 13s.Sd. Subscriptions in the Town of Chepstow, remitted byJ. Evans, Esq. - 1251, "ft. 10d. At Hoare, Barnet, &Co. John Baruard - S 0 At Veres, Smart, & Co. William Claxton 1 1 Wynkyn de Won't 1 1 John Rapp - 50 0 Mrs. Reade - , 5 5 Frederick Reade - 5 5 Miss Reade - - 2 2 Parish of Brow•nsover, per Reverend P. Ho mer - - 5 0 Town of Leicester, advised by M. Mills, Esq. Mayor, lit h Au gust, about. - 1500 0 Parish of Bucliden, Huntingdonshire, by the. Reverend Ed ward Maltby, D.D. Vicar, viz.:— Lord .Bishop of _ _ _ At Jones, Lloyd, & Co. Subscriptions from the Inhabitants of Leek, Staffordshire, col lected from door to door -- - 2.21 1 Collections , at the Church, after a Ser . .mon, per Rev. B. Bentley - 161. 16s. 2a. Ditto ht the Methodist Chapel - - 5 15 Ditto at the Calvinist ditto - 4 1 Freme - 1 1 J. Hidont - - . 3 0 Lincoln L4l 0 Rev. Dr..Malthy 5_ 5 Mrs. Nlalthy and E. NI .andW. P. 3 3 Jn. Hodson, sen. and jun, . - 9 9 30 of her Subscrip tions 221. Bs. 6(1. 611. Ss. 6d, At Snew's. Collected in the Pa rish of Cheam, by the Rev. J. Wilding, Cu rate - - 35 17 At Glyup, Mills, & Co. John Long'.tale - 6 5 Parisi' of Soodland le (.) At Lloyd's. Hilton & Page, Gray's Inn Hotel - 10 0 • At Prescott & Co. Hill & and Sons . - 21 0 William Rooke - 10 4 At Esdailes. Pitrish of St. Michael, Cambridge, by the Rev. .1. Shepherd, Impropriate Curate 271. 138.6 d. All Communications and Notice of Subscriptions are re quested to he ackfressed to the Committee at the City of London 'Tavern. _ _ —_........ ______. Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon dos} Tavern; and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. ISth Augnst. CONTRACT FOR THE CARRIAGE OFT.I.VIL7R..'• Ntry T Qlfic, "lage.yt ist 5. , T iIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and-colo.lS stoNEn.s• of lIIS .111-IJES7'Y's N.Al7.i r do liereh9 give Notice, That on Wetinesday, the 30th Instant; at One o'Clock, they will be ready to Treat with such Pcrseins as flinty be willing. to Contract for 'conveying fi,-ont ALICE HOLT FOREST, in the Comfy of Hants, to hi.iMAjESTY'S 'YARD at WOOLIVIcH, the following laantititsof TIM BEK; Oak Thitbf , r, about 256 Loads. Bettelt 76 Elm ditto .... . 5 A Forni of the Tinder may be seen at this Offee. Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an dent for him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the .Navy Board, - and signed by a responsible Person, en gragin,.; to become bow& 'with the Person tendering,in the Sam of 3001. for the die pe)formance of the Contract. SAVING TO COLONELS OF REOINIF,NTS. I STEPHENS inform COLONELS t 7 . who have to CLOTHE REGIMENTS, that he will furnish them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Sadlery, Shoes, Shirts, &c. &c. at Five per Cent. less in price than what they are tiow paying on the same. Credit, and for any, number of years that may be agreed on.—No. 25, Upper Thames street, near Blackfriars-bridge. BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and W. Blachvvond, at Edinburgh. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait of his Lordship, from an original Picture, price 21. Bs. in boards, riltiE WORKS, complete, of the late . Right Reverend BEILBY PORTEUS, D.D. Lord Bishop of Lendoir: with an Account of his Life and Writings. By the Rev. ROBERT HODGSON, A. M. Rector of St. George's, Hanover-square. *.,,* The Life of Bishop Porteus, which forms one of. the Volumes, is sold separately, for the accommodation of those who are already in possession of the several Works. This Edition comprehends the following Works, each of which may also he had separately, viz. :- 1. LECTURES on •the GOSPEL of 'ST. NIATTHEW, de livered in the Parish Church of St. Jzimes, Westminster, in the years 1798, 1799, 1800, and 1801. New Edition, 2 vols. Bvo. 16s. in hoards. 2. SERMONS, on several Subjects. New Edition, 2 vols. Bvo. - 16 s. in boards. • 3. TRACTS, on various Subjects ; all of which have been published separately before. New Edition Svo. 9s. in boards. 4. SUMMARY of the EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY. New Edition, 12nio. 3s. in hoards. 5. On the BENEFICIAL EFFECTS of CHRISTIANITY. New Edition, fivo. 2s. 6d. MILNERS'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood, at Edinburgh. • - This Day were published, • In Eight Large Volumes, Octavo, price 41. lGs. in boards, a new aira uniform Edition of THE WORKS, complete, of the late Rev. JOSEPH MILNER, A. M. Master of the Grammar School, and afterwards Vicar Of the Holy Trinity Church, in . Kingston-upon-Hull ; and now first Collated and Edited By the Rev. ISAAC MILNER. D. D. F. R. S. Dean of Carlisle, and President of Queen's College, Cambridge. •$ 1 . 14 i.: Edition comprehends th e f o ll ow i ng W or k s, eac h *•., • of which may also had separately,7viz.:— 111 STORY of theCIIIII(.61;W( HRlS4`,(contirtu h) the 15eari oiCarlisle) ; 'five volt. Bro. i , c o e 113 in s i t;i )i e r purr, 5. 2. pp, cc; Ai; 5.F.,1 MONS to which is prefixed an Ac coin of the Life and Character of tht A uttta, by the Dean of Carlisle; Iwo I. 4s. hoards. 3. TIL-S.C.IS anti LS':llN,'l'Eteuluhical and Historical; tine vol. price 12s. ill board 4. N . Copie, of the Secciiid Volume of the insTditi" Of the CHURCI - I.of CfEltitiT hart also :well printed, for sale, to co.riilele - Sets of the forthet EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, August la, 1815. • All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in tho Month of July, 1814, On Aids, 1814, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 53. Supply, 1814, L. 6,000,000, 54 Geii). 111. Cap. 79. TO 13E PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of ExChequer, New Palace yard; Westminster, on Tuesday, the sth day of Septem ber, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until, and including Thursday, the alst instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one Cu the 'after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for tlae greater dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills ar6 -desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them is the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal 'Sums and interest due'thereon, computed from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said sth day of September inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers (being holders or not) are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual gnatureA ; and to writ their names and' residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new . Bills, and give the Receipts for the smile. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous receiving,payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said sth day of September, they may be accosn, modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to bit' paid, and. leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part' of payment of principal, upon 'narking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists,delivered on or before Thursday, the 31st inst., may ho accommodated with new Bills, carrying on In terest of three • pence half-penny by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said sth day of September, anil will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on, Wednesday, the 6th day of .September, and the following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1814, have been advertised to be paid oil', and the Interest thereon has ceased. ACCESS -GRATUrTEMENT. rIIE Nobility, Gentry, .and Others, .are re spectfully informed, that J. BENTLEY, of St. Martin's lane, is removing to those spacious Premises, 5, Wigmore street, Cavendisla , 'square, 'where he intends to litier for View and Sale, a Collection cot Paintings, Bronzes, Carvings, Mo saics Sculpture, Musical Instruments, Clocks, Cabinets, Ja pan Screens, Marble Slabs, Armour, Buhl, Tapestry, Coins, China, &c.--.I• B. humbly solicits future favours, trusting his terms will meet approbation.—Property of the above descrip tion .purchased to any amount, and ready Cash. Country Letters, post-paid, innaliately attended to. THE BLACKING MONOPOLY'EXPLODED, IT is now certain the Art of hianufactitring -IL LIQUID BLACKING his reached the ACME of PERFECTION; that there is and has been a competition be tween certain Blacking-makers, which has given a spur to the Invention and we earl from actual experience say, that RICHARD TURNER's BLACKING MANUFACTURER, in London-road, Southwark, has our DECIDED PREFERENCE over any we have yet seen ur Made trial of ; and its qualities, we feel satisfied, are such as none can EXCEL, and few can EQUAL. REAL JAPAN BLACKING. Sworn at the IClansion-House,before the Right Honourable Lord Mayor, June 29, 1815: - RICHARD TURNER, 114, London-road, Southwark, in the, County of Surrey, Blacking Manufacturer, maketh Oath and saith, that the "REAL JAPAN BLACKING now made and sold by him, in his own proper Name, at. his Manufac tory, in the London-read aforesaid, continues to be th•ade by the same Workmen who hare hitherto been employed by this Deponent 'his Business, and is of the same quality; in alt respects",.as that which, under the Names of GEORGE DAY and limn' MARTIN, has for several Years last past been prepared and sold at the said Manufactory, in Sixpenny, Shil ling, and Eighteenpenny Bottles. • Remark.—Merchants and Shopkeepers supplied, with the above Blacking with six months Credit, by addressing their Commands to the Warehouse, where a single Bottle may be bad as a Sample. AG F.NTS. New, Shoemaker Chichester. Nlouneher, Sh oema k er S,out,haroptun. Swage, Ditto. Sh oema k er Bamford and C oo k sey Ditto. • Fairmanner, Perfum e r.. • Farnham. Wells, Slioeinaker Ditto. Horshani. .How, Perfumer PATERSON'S ROADS OF ENGLAND, Sec. Thie Day was published, Price, 12s. in boards, the Fifteenth Edition of DECRIPTION of tilt Rolvis of ENG ' LAND and WALES, and Part of SCOTLAND, with 'a Variety of New Adineaiureinents; GeUticinen's Scats, and other rernarkabld Objects ; Convenient - Maps; Roittei of the :Mail Coaches, &e. &c. The whole - iturroved by Official Do. 'cuments; and by the Aid of Francis Freelinw, Esq. , add of the Surveyors of the Post-Otfice,. under the Authority of the Post master General. By Colonel PATKRSON. Sold Isy Messrs. Longman, Ilurst,tfers, Orme, add Brown, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. Fatten, Ctuirifig , crai.. * JO''The Publis h /3,1)f a rival Productithi has ass.rteil, gg that it contains Roufts to Nide Thousand Places nut given in any sidtilar Work." This is a cOthplet fallacy; for the real Boutei are all in Paterson (whenae three-fo:liths of then) were talicn to form this new Book), and to the Places which lie Mille of the main Roads, computed Ditiancesotily ate Eiden without ;my Route or DCscriktion wizateVen r s k... 0.1.24 :1: 1 ;P:r C i . U. - 1 1 ~.... Lv--....4--4-,i- A ..\?, v, z: 0 - 1:e - .;:"R`• - ,-.4k: ~ .. .4\ , . 4 , , M, ‘V :l ".. ;e"' '1 1 Pei4.,tZ-4%;104;PCI: \.3‘5 , q: 7- 1 -: •:; ''. V.,ot: .t: 7 l 4?' . i ' ''',ll67NB I:7 _ • - r; r Ci..)4 . ici ,9.' k ITNcr.-riALrITN NY., . Aqg.t . U COUll.'r 1311i.P.:(,701tS of the UNITED CONIP.INY of NwaellANTs of ENG. ! LANE) TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do fieteby give Notice, That .rt QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of :the ia4 COMPANY, will be h'eld at. their .House in Leadenhali 7 street t on WD.:DNEDAY, the 27th Sept. next, at Eivett o'clock ht the Fyi-ehoon. , . And that at the said Court the followi.O.• Resolution of the Peneral Court of the 2.lst June last, will be' iubruitted to them for their Confirmation, viz.— " this Court . approve the Resolution of the Conrt - of Director's of the ) lth April last, encreasinw the Salary of Sir James Cunninghame, Bart. Inspector of 141ilitary Stores aiid Ordnance, from Pounds One Thousand to Mounds One lion sand Five Hundred, Pv:r.Annrun." - JOSEPH DART, Assistant.Sccrctazy. East. INDIA AtiGusr 9, 1815., - THE COUR.T of OMECTi[74S of ED COMPANY of 141ERCLIAT of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, 'that they will be ready to receke Proposals in writing, on or before Wednesday, the nth Instant, from the Owners Of Sliiiks of the burthen of from 500 Tolls and upwards; builders' measurenimt, Specifying in one `..irim the whole rate of Freight at which they may be willing to LET such Ships for One Voyage in the Company's Service.' The Court further give notice, That no Tender will be re ceived for Ships which have been in the Service of the , Com pany, if they hare already gone More than SiiiVoyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the Coveri; to be severally sealed up and leftlwilh the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon oltAke said 30th Instant, beyond Which hour the Conrt;Will not receive aiTYVentler.. • JOSEPH DA It't, 'As3iSiant-SeCretary., The particulars of the Terms and Conditions under whicht . • the Ships will be engaged for the CompanY's Service, ni s ~y be had upon application to Mr. J'irbu Uorice ? Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping, on or after. Monday neat, the 14th Instant. WILLIAM D. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S - lIEAD INN, Snow-Hili, London, The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beth, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post;Coaches, Milli Coaches, Sac. set out ft otri ' • the Saracen's Head Inn, 'Snow-Hill. VIE TXMOUTH UNION Post Coach; roar. .1n si des,rvery Afternoon; t !trough . Dorchest er , Bland ford, Salisbury, Andover; arrives at 'Weymouth next flay, five hours beture the Packets sail to Grierusev, Jersey, Cher,. hourgh, and St. Mtdoe's. From Cherboorgh to Paris is most •delightful Road, the best and cheapest travelling to Paris.. BRIGHTON new elegant Post Coach, feur Insides only, every Morning at - nine o'clock, through Crawl ey,Byeette., EETEIt, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth; Dartmomth, and Salisbury New. Post Coach every Morning at half past Six o'clock, thrtiogh •Honiton, Axminster; port, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding., Peterborough, Stilton and limiting flon,iww Royal Mail Coach, sets out every F,venitig.—dimelies from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through. Chippenham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound hip, Bath, and the Lon don:raverh, Thoinas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning,.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c.• LEEDS new Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only;, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Neivark, Retford,Doneastet„ and Ferry. , .., bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not. , withstanding • the uncommon ExPedition of this Coach, it it alloNyo to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con-. veyance on the North lload, being unequalled in acconinto;= 'dation by any ether. KENDAL, LaneastetiPreston, - Kiety-Lonsdale, Bolton,' Chorley, Otinskirk,.and Garstagg Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. GLAS.'3OW, Lomztown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dutufries;, - Biownhill,,Thornlill, Sttnquhar-Kiln, Camnoch, Kingswell; and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily) YORK, NeWeastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, perfornieit wi h a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at halts past Six o'clock, by way fxf Newark, Jtetford, Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northallerton; Durham, Mot peth, and Berwick- Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest. what time thq please, and then pro ceed on without any additional Fare. .f. Clark,, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. BIUDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, eVerj? Evening. • LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to catty four Insides, sets out every Morning, through Lutterworth, 111gb Cros;, Hinckley, ' Atherstone, Tainworth, Litchfield, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Dunstable. • CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whlteliaven, Post-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes Hqoughi. Brough, Appleby, Greatalf ridge, It.chmond, Catteriek, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberturd, DottbaSier, and Gran tham (tire nearest way by 19 Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the gretiteitt facility., Pas sengers detained on the Itnad by business or pleasure, have • the peculiar advantage of their Seats being tecured in tht.t. next Coach. WAKEFIELD Post-Cuaehi every Nloriling, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchureli, TarPor!ey, Nantw•ich; Northwich, and Nliddlewich, l'use-Coach, every Evening, a! Five o'clokiii. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and 'tam, new Coach, every Morning to the George Idn, Sunderland. MANdiIIESTER, Winsbitr, Congleton, Newcastle, WOO, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every :kit (Tilde'. Gem i ded. . SHREWSBURY, ‘Vellingtort and ti!!iilleal, Post-Co: 4, the Prince of Wales ; to the Britannia, Shrewsbuiy, erdl y E 6:fling at. Five ee'elock, Guarded. SHEFFIELD:I.nd Rotherham Post-COach, called the RoCk - -; Alresfoid; and Alton' Coach, 6-6 - yl:veiling. . BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post. enact', with a Ou4d, sets out every Afternoon,, and' reaches 13Vmeinghain next day at Noon - . Passes Oxford, EnStou Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head; Ddil-street, BIRMINGHAM;. War Wick; and Leaniingtein, New Post Coach, every Morning. , . HULL, Ntitibeare; HoWden, Tlmii, and Dmiiaster, Coach, ever} , Morning at lillf-pait Six o'clock, to the, Bull and Suit Inn, Myton-Gate, Hull: • HERTFMD,. Ware; Hoddesdon, aid Cheshunt Coach; very TOTTENHAM arld'Edmonton Coach,"Daily„ 4t FrAlf . - v pa§i I'cn, half-past Two, Foor,• au . d , Hall-pait Seven. o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfullY ticquaint their Frielids and tliu Pielitii!, that they will not lie •accountz Able ror am' Parcels, or Luggage., ~f Five l'hunds Value , if lust or damaged, nitlci)i.ij,.:,•4l,las sucili. ai, towhee,.nil l teaid for accordingly , at the Saraccii'S Head Inn, Snow -111 • - - • . ra, se ngi.fs and PArcel4 ttrc tirolord fcif all the above Ifeactt's Ck:l%lar Coach , "Vdt -.114 In I,le' ;AO' ~ 0.. N. ~:t I ' 07, • 7 . X:".'''''. 11, 4% .1,... tt1...„-;„!,1`---, „,1,e..:": -,-----i: :-.-,•::•,-,;„ 0 0 • \:----:--- .:-..=..-_-. . r.`,",:•lr-2(---.1"::- '":----- 51.,,5-i4l-fi d.r-..±: \v..: g'*:' -:,":%41;/• 'k-----z-z;.-- :_:i*'' \ 'i hit ,14't,M, \'... • '' m I 41 4 ~4 " tIAZAR.D; BURNE,,attil Co. respectfully in fo'rni the Public thatTICKETSand SHARES, for the Eh:"lug LOTTERY, a;e 'now on . Sale at their Office, this 1'10.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Lottery of, only 5,000 Tickets, there is a Prize of I,OOOY Phousand POunds, One of 2,000 and One of butte of Which Will be pail'. by them in Gotd tlC4tiyhe whole to be Dr4wn on the 24th of 11 - its ..._ • tb C ,elo' 1O ';111' r 01. 4 tv tb' vdP' [cP - A ; . , • ~f 1 , e dit' 3 7,0, do, 0: 4 - •oht Cin 4, or d.: oat.' vg , c alor I th` ° Og 3( 11 1; • VTISI)