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~~ FRI-;NCII PAP6RS. *(Pioni Offiiiiteur.) I) , r.rs, JULY 1 I.—Their Majesties the 'Emperor +)f. Russia, the-Emperor of Austria, and the King x-4 Prnssia, arrived yesterclay evening at Par , . An hour after their arrival the King paid them a visit. if his (lily the three Kings went to the Castle of the Thuilleries, and alter their interview , :vith his INlll3esty they returntd the visit which They had received from Monsieur and the Duke 3>('l'Pl. Yesterday the King took his accw.tomed airing., 1 . 1. ;in n'eloilt. to 6, p.sing by the Pont-Royal, Ise street Ile Vat vntre, the nottlevard des Gobelins; ;tilt' that of St. An point% to the Place Vendome and the Thnilleries. Every where on his way his 71.1:tiectv received with repeated cries of •' Viet! !" I Maiestv was only atcurnpaniil by the to , ual persons of his Sll Ctt3ette Frnnrp.) coußizr{ EXTRAottnINAIIY,'WEDNF.SIIAYTOnNIN.G. The ti Ch a loto-snr-Alarne%vtts taken by assault, and pillaged. Malty citizens lost their 11 yes. We are assneed that sedan has capitnlated, atad Cletrlevdle ha heen occupied helhe Allied troops. Thc communications with tngland are re,es tablished. The portrait of Marshal Ney is withdrae!n from, the hall of the Marshals in the Dotißerk's. It is that Montpellier. and Amiens have . been t„e thentre Of sanguitaryseenes between the Royalists and th 2 party of Buonaparte. The puke of Felt re has, it is said, been charged 'With an important mission to the army, which is retiriug beyond the Loire. It seems that there has been great desertion in. the French army trhil h left Paris and its environs, - and particularly in the infantry.- . The nomination' of . several new Prefects is ispolien of. The Chamber of 'Representatives Will, .it is "Said, be imnwdiately cOneolted, and according to. the terms of the Charter, there will be no new eleetions.except for the yes -ion of 1816.. • • . We at c acsnred that Marshal Ney has set off for Switzerland. More titan 50,000 persons went yesterday even ing to the Bridge of the illifitcav hereto fore called the Briclgeof Jena, to ascertain if thq report circulated since Sunday, of the destrnetion of that public monument, were trite. • Three fourths of. the Parisiaes considered it as a fable invented - and adopted by malice, but which could have-no weight With MCII of sense. Our Allies, it was said, could not be our enemies, and even enemies respect the monuments which it is not fo'r their interest to destroy.. Besides, how could it be believed that public edifices." placed under the protection °fa solemn Convention (see the! Ith Article) could suffer any injury tlonht,n suspi cion, would be injurious to the foreign cations, to :the Allied Generals. They Made war on - Buonaparte and his adherents all the Declarations of the -yo, eri.have not ceased to repeat it ; they made no war on stone bridges and monuments: every cim sideration, then,, nttht be encouraging : still the Prussians were not the less occupied in mining that magnificent bridge, and de , tertniDett to •blot' it up. Two piles on the site of the Champ- . Ely-sees., and two piles on the side of the Champ de-MArs, were bored through : the ,excavations were filled with gunpowder ; the upper part of the bride,: was- already.stript of the pavement, Told they endeavoured to pour. powder into some openings made in the arches. Judge of ,the grief of the Parisians, at this sad spec tacle !—they ,e(.uld • not believe their eyes. — The tnost litelV representations of Lord Wel li4,)on were witliciat snecess : those of the most weeust of personages seemed to have been ...ejected. Already tire was pm to the piles on the left bank, .happily with little effect, when the Ent rcror Alexawicr :ttrived. NVith what impatience be Ives expected ! The counter-older wits imme diately given : it was, they say, eleven o'clock at nigh; ; the dreadful - preparations ceased. Let its /1::pt: that the stay of the Sovereigns in our soften'the evils of war : t is a benefit %thick one gratitude will acid to that of having.restered to es our beloved - Monarch. , - The Emperor of Rus'si".k, in a blue frock, grey van t a t,,,,,u,s, and round hat, without any dreora tjon, tbought this evet:ing to go Ago incognito in Paris ; but in crossing .the Patais Royal he was leco , ,:ni , ed - , and at Once made known by the cry of Vice l'Empereur .ilexancke ! which flew from niontO to mouth. .'l'h. National Guards, tor the most part toravnved, ran from all parts, formed a circle rouud his Imperial Majesty, and so con tluct ed him to his Palace. The crowd thicllenett as it went, and the Emperor arrived at the I'.l gee Bourbon, with a nomerons corteg-e.. The cries of " Lotig live the Emperor Alexanderl long iiv,e the magnanimous Empet or I" never ceased, DUCIN.‘PAIITt. . -A young man who has embarked with Napo- Iqoti Buonaparte writes as follows to his sister, #'i cam Roehe)le, of the ith " You will nut receive another letter from me. In half au L.), :.r we set sail. Sentl.to inc at New York as many letters of re.:ommeudation as you can procure. To-morrow early we shall be h great way oft. Write to nw at New-York." W e are assured that Bnonanarte, in fact, left .Rochelle in a frigate. He steered, to the right on teelog an English vessel bearing thi.Vn on him, and on turni*zg to the left other vessels appeared. y e rtor learned whetlier he ivas captured, again reached port. His position was very "vrHeal.. - There is no Ida of report that malignity does not spread to disincline the inhabitants of P ar i s itgainssll* /Vied Troops,. Sowe• have gone so far a , ;tc; lily y thai the Prussian Generaif; have re moved from the ?Aliso:in different objects-of art ,tiitl euriOsit v. Although Ive have no positive as lurauees to the contrary, we believe we -can con -tradi'ct,this news. It is improbable that superior Officers ‘voultl thus allow thC open violation of tlitc•urticlei of the etauvention, ‘vhich they them 6elves sigritd. Atove all, if h impossibleAhat the Sovercigirs who last year gave the French so examples of moderation, and our Monarch. so many\proofs of respect, should stiffer some of their subjects to 'commit acts of violence, now that the Kin is'returned to his capital, and that •tiaey can treat with him withont, irounding ally forms or decorums. 4t is said that the Allied Sou reigns will dine at the ',leißevies to-morrow ; we hope they will condescend to chew t heniselyes, together with our BELOVED lifing, to the numerous Crowds who will assemble in the atternoim in the gar dens, in order the quire happilv to celetrate the rehtro of n King so weicome, and so much desired. M. President - of the Chamber of Depu ties, has returned to Palk. ile• was presented ycsteiday to the King. M. Tat;atir, Chief of the' stair Division fo the Alnrister of Tar, anir‘vho followed the King to (theta uitir .the Duke de Felice, is appointed lii tentlant of the Royal liou*ehold. M. Fore , tier, Counsellor of St ite, who had previous' ytil i!‘.l that office, will resutne his quondam functions iu tire Marine Department. The Allied troops who hare marched from Paris within these few days, direct their course upon Lyons, and towards Orleans, by the routes, of the Bourbonnais and. of Pahliseait. (Fr4 . 2)t the . •10141,1(11 if DebaiS.) Letters from 'Chalons sat' Marne, the 7th July, state, that the Russian general ezernitate4„ prc sented himself before that place \vitt) 'four thou sand cavalry, and that. he summoned It to surreys (ler, and to hoist the white gag. After consider able h es itation the white flag took place of the tri colottred,.and the gates of the town nut 'being de fensible, were opened. At) advaneed-gtEnd of one hundred Hot Sian cavalry Sooty - enteren and tra versed the town At the moment %viten they were coining out by the gate which is on the side of Paris, they were'attacked by a fire of cannon and masket ry from the National Guards and IL , - Pupils of the 14c.edna of Arms, who had recited he fauho_arg of Marne. Stone of the advanced -guard were killed the others withdrew precipitately, and after rOtle thrOngh tile town in a gallop, and with a' different feeling to that with which they came, they rejoined their corps. The National Guards anti the Pupils then returned, into Chaltins, and shut the gates to make to defence, absolutely use less. The Russian General dismounted 500 of his cavalry, who precipitated themselves upon the palisattes placed before the gates, overturning every obstacle, and spread themselves in the town, of whi , •ll many quarters were pfandered for mote than an hour. Those of the National Guards, and of the Pupils of the Lycenns of Arts, who . caused this disaster, and who have not , been killetls have been made prisoners of war. Get). Itigansi, Commlndant of the place, is amongst the number of the latter. We arc assurer), to-night, that Btionapartc been arrested.—Prince Metternich arrived yester day at Paris. , --Th.e Duke of Anqoulvine is ex pected Lt Tuitions 2 with hii suite. flit: CONGRESS. VIF.NA, JUNE 26.----The following is a sunt mary of the 121 Articles conyosirkg tte Principal fasintment (f. the Congress c.l •Vienna":— 1. POLAND. Art. 1. General . atrangemmts iu regard to the duchy of Warsaw. 2% Confine,: of the qr.:Ay of Warsaw. 3. Salt-works of t 4. Confines betwecn Gitlin:la and the Rthsinn territory. • S. Restoration of the circle of Turnopa,&c. to Austria, Crart'w (let:tired a free city. 7. Confines of the territory of Cracow. 8. Privikges granted to Putigorze. t). INvutrality & Cracow. 10. Constitution,.peademy., and bishoprick of Crazow. 11 • General am ae!ity in the thichv,of WarSAW. 12. Removal of tcquestration ;Ind confiscation. Exception 4 fruit' the above alticie. t 4. Free navigation on the rivers, and free circulation of produce in the Polish punt incei. IL GEitNI ANY: A. TEII.IIIToetIA CIIANGEI. a. Prlf 4.4ia SU:relay. I•`i. Cess►aos of Siaxonr to Prussia. - Title assumed by the King of I'rnssi4. • 17. Gitiantee of these cessions: by Austria, Great Britain. 18.•Itenunehtion by the Emperor of - Austria of liis,right of periorit y over Losatio. 19. lieteiprocal re.iiiiiieiatiowo by Peussia and Saxony, of the feudal rights ►rhich either of etret.e Powers claim t";tr the ter ritories of the other. . SO. Freedom of emigration and'removal of property. 21. Property of religious institutions, and public places of education. 22. General amnesty. b. Oid Prilssirtn . Prorinces. 23. Enurnevatiosy of the provinces. of w4ich. Prussia main obtains posPess•ion. c. New Pos.7ession3ql Prite.sim o3e Troth sides 4 f* th e Ra w . 24. Prussian possessions on this side. the 111 - tine. • Si. Ditto on the left bank. • d. Kingthmt of Haiwyrr. 2G. Erection of the kingdom of flanorer. • 27. Cessions of Prussia to Hanover. • 2S. Renunciation hy Prussia o the chapter of St. Peter, at Norten. 29. Cessions of Hanover to Prpssia. 30. Naviization and commerce 'for the city of Eanbilen, on the one part,.w.nl for the duchy of Latrenlinvg ifn the other. 31. Military roads between Prussia: and I ianover. 32. Mtdiatisrd territories which liciong to Hanover. e. Gram! Duchy of Phleuldtri,r. 3:5.• Cessions which Hanover Ins, to make to the Duke of Oldenburg. 34. Grand-ducal dignity in the House of Oldenburg. f." nt Ditch!' of illecklenlntrp, - . Grand-ducal dignity in the Houses of Mecklenbure', Schwerin and Strelitz. • • . g. aul Duchy of freSiaar. • 30. Grand.'-dttral dignity of S'axe:Weituar. 37. Cession of Prussia to the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar. 38. Additional regulations as to the destination of the dis tricts ceded to the Grand Duke of SaN.e-Weimar. ' 3;1. Cessions by b. Fulda. 40. Cession of the ex.depaament of Fulda to. Pittssia. 41. Domains of the princi4ality of Fuiths. i. "ttzlar. 4'2. Disposition in respect to WetzDar'in fayourof Prussia. 43. Alediatised districts in the dick of Westphalia which belong . to Prussia. _ _ . . • , L. Iretrliw7g -4selwirenintry. 44. Arrangement, in Evpurst to the Grand ))achy of Wortz- Imrg and principality of Aschaffenhurgli; in fasour of Bar varia. 1. Frailkfiirt. 45. Maintenance of the Pri.me&tr . . 46. Frankh.nl declared a irce city.. tn. Grand Ditehll of Hess.... 47. IndentnificathAts of the t.;rand Dui of n. Hesse-Hen/Aug. 48. nestoration. of the Lam tigrave of ile6it-lionthuns, to lib former i ights. Tiavituries rescrrvi OAL the lat hank of the Rhine-, fur Tioncrl of Oldenlinrz, Afeclilcuburg litz. and thy Counts of Pappeilheim. 50. 'Regulations 'in regard to these territories. and athcr Lands ,nbah Banks or the Rhin% • 51. Lands on both banks of 'the Rhine to be delivered to Austria. .‘ 52. Principality of Isenhurg, belonging to Austria. * • q. (;reamer League. 5t3. Erection or` this league. , ' • 54. Its object.. 55. Equality of its y(111161 . 8. 56. Its assembly. • • 57. Presidency of Ansttia.' • 58. Component parts of this atbsieral Assettibly. 59. Ordeis, which result frOin the resollitions of the ilia jority. 66. Order of votes. SiWng of the Assembly at Frankfort. • 62. Formation of fundamental laws. . . Mai;iteitance of peace in T;ertnany. (4. itat;6cat ion of farther enactments in the act of league. NINGDOM OF 'PHI: NETT-11 7 ,411,AND5: • 65. Eructidn of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. 66. Its bontii!nries. • t;rAtil flitch)' of Ltxembnfg. Gs. Its boundaries. 69. 111-4111:11 . 10M eetipeCtheZ the Doehr of tonillott. 70. Cession' of the possessions of the lion,e of Nassau Orange, 114 Ger111:111. 71. Eolith• compact between lite Princes of Nassau, trans fet•red to the Dueivrof I.nxemiting'. 72. '.'harzes• anti Obligations attachesl to the Provinces se parated from-France.,. . iii. Petal of Union of the Belgian Proritices. IV. FsWi.: CONFEDERACY. 74. Integrity of the XT.': Cantons. . • 75. Vition itf the Three Nyw-C,0r10n , ,. / 76. Union of thet'lishoprielc of V.isly and the town of with the Canton of ilf•rne. ' . 77. Rights of the Thitibitants of the • INstricts united to Berne. 7S. -11v4tiiyation of Vac Lordship of 11,azuti to the,Canton of the CI ;:onc. ' 79. M.oters agree() upon between France and the Canton of Geneva. • ' • SO. Cessions of the King of. tiardi , nia to the Canton of Geneva. - . . , . R.. Gimpen3ations to be entered *Alto between - the old and new ,Cantons. s•' iteznlations in res:a , ct tatlre money lying in the Bank of Eneland. - 1;3. Comoco , ntion to the possessor of T,andomien. 84. Eatification of the agreement in regard ru titritzeriand. . V. 1'1'.14.1 7 . rt. Sorel/n;(1.1 Strttiv. , Fr). 'Boo rulavie4pf the Stot - es of the Kin , Of 'Sardinia. 86. I,Titiowof thr Sates of Genoa with Pietlinaut. 87. Title of Thilie of Genoa. is. 1i; ft a:ill prirtleats of the Gerecteic• . Bfl. I l lofln of the Imperial fiefs. TO. 'Right of forthicatioo.• 91. C'es.ion to the Cariton of (3ettern. 92. Neutrality of the i.touittlef; of Chahlais and Fauoigny. h. ilmAtrion ,States. 93. Enumerat ion of the oh? Slates reverting to Austria. 9 i• Countries to he united to the Austrian .Mowarchy. 95. Austrian boandalies in Italy. • Navi , ..2fou of the Po. 97. Regulations with respect to the Monte Napoleon. c. Modena. 98. States of Modena and of Massa,'ami Carrara. . Pormr: a, , rl Piaccnza. 99. Enactments relative to Partha and Piacenza. e. TaseaNy. 100. Possessions of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, and enact ments in regard to the principality of Pionll)luo. f. /mew. 101. Assignment of the Duchy of Lucca to - the- Infant! Nlaria Louisa of Spain -102. Relersion of the Duliell of Lucca. . litily Ste. 103. Enactments in regard' to Ow territory of the Iloly,Sce. h. N'apies. 101. Restoration of Funtioand IV. to the throne .of Nalacs. VI. 'PORTUGUESE .AFFAIP.S. 105. 111'st - oration o 1 01ivr'iza. 10A. Atiatio,ns 'oet‘yeen France and Poitugal. 107. Iteitprat4eo of Froordi Gt.;;:toa. VII.--GENERAL EIC.ACT 103. N irigation tin rivers. 11o•,viirg, thro!iglk dittereta States.. In 9. -Freedom of Navigatiou. 110: lini fol'inity of System. 111. Tariff. 112. Tolls. 113. 'rmintg piaths. 1 lA. 115. Customs. 116. Formation of a pm - in:tent reT,rnlat; ,, m. 117. replations for the ;I. Iti lie, the Main, the Neckar, tlyr noselle, the l‘lace; and the Scheldt. 118. Contirmati!tin of tiro particular treari•as and deerti at tached to the geueral , treaty. 119. Invitation 'to other .powers to accede to the general Treaty. T2O. Rest:tr.:4lon in rcApert to the use of the French lan guaqe. k 121 Depositing - of the on of the treaty in thz archives. of Vienna, and close of ratificationc. 11A3111U1 Gll MAIL. DEHLIN,Ly 4. nncrtrE nEsrECTING Tlf F. REPRESENTATLON OF THE PCOPLE. \Ve, Freciel ick-Williain, by the Grace of God, King of Prossia, &c. - -- - • . By our dee;ee'oi the 30th of last Month, we have ordained a regular AdMinistration for our ?rlonarelty, taking into consideration at the same time the former relations of provinces. The history ,of the Prussian State slrews, in deed, that the hippy state of civil liberty, and the duration of aj,ust _Administration founded upon. order, has hitherto -found in the character of the tovereigns, and in 'their union with their people", all that seenvity which the imperfection and uncertainty of all human institutions would allow: order, however,. that 'these . a&antages may be built on a still firmer basis, and that we may give to the *Prussian Nation a pledge of our con.; •ridence, and to posterity an authentic document of the principles upon Jr hich our ancestors and mastic have conducted ,the Government at our Kingdom with coustrnit regard to the happiness of our subjects ; awl that those priimipleii nay be duiably recorded' by a written' document, .as the Constitotion, of the Prussian Monarchy, we have resolved as follows tst_ represeutatiori of the people 5h41 , 1- be formed. Fol. For this end; • i - (a) .I.'lle Provincial Assemblies,. ViiWV Illqy Stilt exist with more- or less influence, axe to he re-established and' modelled accoriking to the •exigeticiies of the times. (A) Whew there are at present no Provincial Assefuldies taey ace tulle •introduced. . .. 3d. From the Peo4ineial Assemblies, the Assembly of the Representatives 4 the. Kingdom-is to be.ehoiret whiz!' will sit at Berlin.. ._ • , . . . .. . . . . _ . . fonetifins of the National Representatives exterrd to the deliberation upou ill the objects of Tiegislation which con cern the personal rights of the citizens and their property, in cluding taxation. 5. A Committee is. to be filmed at Berlin without delay,'nhich is t l ci i i li n .. s i i ) s r t ol o i l m e ,, x .s p . erioneed Officers of State, and in habitants iounnittee , shall employ itself,. (b)(:)) ( 0 ) : of the Provincial Assemblies. . The Organizati o u ti the•Naonal. Reprosentat . the fro down. of a Constitution according to th e principles 7: It shall meet on the Ist of Septeinbsr this year. s. Our Chancellor is charged 'with Alm e:&,eti , tiott of this Decree, and iu to Idv before us the laboiws of. the Committee. Ile names the menibers.of4t, out presides at iss meetings, but, is authorised, in case of need, to naane a Deputy in his 100115. Given under our hand and Royal Seal. Done at Vienna, 31y43, Ibls. L. S. (Signed) FREDERICK WILLIAM. - .CCounter3igne(ll • C.F. V. LIARDENIIEdia. TO-THOMAS TAYLOR, ItSa' . . . Not 9, New I.3kidge-street,Londtiu• ~ t g. k r reit ' • HoNnun s mi !';IR, • - „, the IBEG leave to inform volt, that ever s', ll :, 10 1 Yea,r 1 79 9 , I had been arllicted with the Lues::,:iLicioe' which, front its obstinately, resist' ag every c ourse °' •••,01• 0 , 11. trescri!red by-the toast eminent of . the faculty ber e ,',.'ice 11 :1 ( Yre;ointr, s.veral severe courses of salivation, att ° ,',,- ~pear `-, c: ,,, r4 4 'd from the Hospital with little relief, ivoulty i l a -. .4 le.A . he of the most inveterate nature. To the sprig 0",; yeti'," my disorder had got to such a head, as nearo' r; - v e , °l to my existence had a large nicer 00 the crown 0 , l i r t ioitfr' one on each 1119,a and my legs were 'broke out in 3 .•, , n if ; '• manlier; my right was dreadfully i-linful, and-ba`fl t i L i : ( 1 315 ' 7 state of ulceration for the last se . ve l i years ; 0. 1 !• left :LI g ic ,r two hirge nodes on it, was very'rntlich .di'scoloute", -1 • 1 ,1 14 '1 Inc such excruciating pain,. particularly when warn.; I : ta tel 1. , as ne,rly to dep.:ire inc of rest ; in this linnentable !,,,e1 r was recommended Iry 211 . . J. limn) -son, (" •11° p :i ec 4 L4 „ il l 9 great a care lfy them 1.•;-, , ), to tape coat L e alre's• -t a L ! e '' ,t which I begat' to ' l 4' 4 ,, the 06th . of i‘la • •• • th e e° , - ,: 5 t1 131,- N ; ILI J . Urtniht I Lic.can ti. receive benefit—in little 01°.•,-bealee month the ulcers , ou my head and arms were. 0u0d1..) • , Ill' soon after, the sore., on my legs healed 0 5° ; le ,l 3''';" ; i'lt3e ever, emisiderable discolouration in the skin, arl': r il l a lit l il bone of the left, which, by the blessing tat GA ° ,,1,.:0 3e•• 4 ~ the nodes dispersing, th - ,! shin 1 ;o-, •‘ k ing •ts natural '' or Dr the nocturnal' pains- gradually goi . n l :r n )11.- 1 I thus kce 3r lf 0f y free fr (in r o '''''' yo•nr liberrl advice and niedic'iite, Pe;feerl ' rower complaint—hare recovered my k*raier si'' 0 04 st era . i,eth, anti am lieco.he joilv•and fat, in which stal!; 10 1 ; 01 continued many mouths to the astonishment at • al l f r, v ie r k . nie, I 'on at :• lass in what terms tt.ie:.oreis Illy gt;- ° ••t L o •• 6 beg cote, for the good of other solle'ring• mortP, ry 01'0' this my east; as public as possible, as I stall o' l ere ' sion; in Si doilig'you 'hill greatly oblige. : 1 , 1 k b . /r 3 rl l 7l.T c t' nf ' t'll. 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Royal 'Colic i f qtir4c'" • I fte r - ge ° . - b e le, ' „Ili non,- ( ,••• '• -, No. •/,- .•,-,-‘,, Briilge-strect, London; w .tice r - a emistant renee of inure than 2S vearA, in a 1)1.3(' -,lflio-,,. t is c it f .: t ec ; r f i i i„ i i . c, l ,y : l t : vi i it r i c i • tc e oi t l e l i tl l i t - i i , 1 - I, l , :: :io e, „ a ( r ) f t t f(lel.irif;lll,i,;ll:ei:,l,ll,Cont pl ai 0 t. 3 . a ii i;_ i 0 11 . 7 bes fi i c i l t i tiit : i, cases, s y 1 : Led , Batters li , r i ,tt i i : i; lf s i t i l o i 'l i r s: , e ) f e l r L t : ::t: 1 1:1 se" till i't :t .ll :" ‘ti"L'':) : ll} : ll : l3: " f‘iiii.,ti f est cc MC it., b.y i i diseeroing Publiet,afisiliiifilflisllCsiltu,7o'ire. 6'1'7::,- - - rti ,. attainable, ;.,,,...f void of a il arAti'quity.• , t „, o Alsp sold, by his zippuitrtirAeu . f, for the cofir'en,en- ji!)•1°1 living af a distance, at the Perffrner's, No. - 3 , 5, , 4i :i . ,-et ; 1. 1 1, . ' street, Pall-mall; I i n , . 1 , 0 , ) ,0 3, ()Ntor.--•- s o lll• ' poter $4 0 ,.. ; i i; Di'"E";H:ifs, Ni. 7, Vi;b-stre ' et-ifill • Mr ifrid:4'e, Edinburg-if ; Mr, M'Dfiltait.l,.47.oeller, Cll;s,''rd'icl3o,, Callwell's, lYtiblia ; and by one per .:on iff Gver.F.,c ''' 0 1..,1 5 - - :: town in (Treat Britain an d i r d a nd, it boNe s `''' () ,r o j 'ect i ' i l i tif , o ei. )er sex may-c ella), sufnkped, anal scaled up with full and pi'xi ° . 0, a 3 0 ' , ',4' 11, f -, by persons f •41 „ re tlicllls. . ••-1 eam :..l s . w l'h 'i! e s r . y e... q; l l ( ;. ? ?.:l ',l l ', l l ri ' i r t c- i t i?c . ..at -Ilvitain 'Pi 5 '" I 'l l ' ; ',l' i'' ' .-":, • 1 stamp nni ,t.i, r • , , '•I !li ov f:srour of the Coainlis,.•", ~. •• '' ~ i to .tif!! , Stamp Olfice—'l'. Tlo, No. 9, i':o v ';':" 7 ,:rfo> ii 'rubs which ifiFelony, andsal Tut the a::::>.:-- -- ---......---, WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIS7. ;if SARACEN'S HEAD INN, S tOw-1-lill,- L'"": ° ', • I 4 0 0 ,s, The hest Ael;MIJI.11011at1011 forTravellers;g"°.,-' v„4„47l;:y.,::::)eul,rifif..i.iniorsT,laNndii(ft:ldsirait: Cll"rse' 'at' f°ll",ving- Post Coaches, ;flai l Coa.clles;ic..,l . the Saracen's Head inn, Sinurri.v.., • trio. r •tClif IL:0,, oSt L' ° ' fll a ' t, ~, ‘ o . ti t.i r i x r:l; ;i a t : ri3 i:: :r : pc t , ' i . ty - t l; ji l ,i ;:; : s : c.,‘,l,i),clel\r.,ic,urot:llll;ji,e r &wife'', , gy, most lill:;1-1 ' 'll s' lord, Sal."l)"o';',lnifiricer ; arrives atlWo,l"6"ticise)",.'lj • F . - h ou r s bet•ire the Pachrts , sail to Guernsey; ,_ ra firi,_.4e, lie: Afternoon, through I)otc` h tiestr, e., eleg-, i; t rr , i i f i,i ° ,e, r :t r )e . ,r l . l, l .::: i _T a ig ir: l ), e v o l i l i i. t ile, l . : s l a l) t ar l.: : , f l i f v i t i ti , t :i l . ;t ,. i s i i i ,z il Si,r,itliisulciiii;:ryt„hloue:l•ll;lo,s,itlili,::lair2l.iltx:;:otert 605, f p::: 1 1:1: : :1 6 01 1 fo l tritil,:lasiiiptoltc, and Ilagsbot• • lII ° . V 5 'l'll4l'l4"i Itoa , l, t he best and clicaibiesttiail"ll,ll's;jo!'"l"&c`' :l i t:1 1 . 1 0 N a , t n l i p a liii,iliiiiitilir,sy,:i:l.,:.,; ttri i i)G ,.. irn , r , :4 , : r. t l o isii: rst Stilt( lfloc : 0 . 51 ' c. .... :( te C ,r ii 3 l.l,: : :: ~,;, dotioiew Royal :11;61 Coch, sets out cveril%li4l:;jl. • „ ~tl.'-'.l t I Chippeoliamp Caliic, and Nlailtair Ough, .ee l l oc f tie o :0 ,arrive 7it M r.ll:l's, the Crerhoitikti Inn, Patistot,c, krt-Tavern, 'll.:iiiiia;-street. tiTvl .the Swan, , P +o ,,, ei.,..,,,,,;:. Nl"i'lli;u:;.—totztii:!s to'Wel is: Bridgewater, 1:01. , '' ) :, „, Fl'v „if • l'l' ‘ : E)L:S new L'igbt. Cioach; cal 1e , .1 'DK, g0Cki:31,,.r,i1,10,:,),0,4 e‘:„(ir; -"-"r"1714 "at Eight o'clocl:;' carries FO4 ',i_)iit.. 1,140- a'. giz.":':srtema'rkblYe.aav with a (.41ard tilro`ugu- o il 1 ' 7 •,0t - ' tthr"-I ''''''"'f"l'd, :Nei,vr'l:, Retford, I:oncastit!r?sooli.b i . lc bridge, to'the Ciolden.Lion, I ectls, next (ll 3 „ . ... Coile,„'ce le wit hstaffiling the' un•-.'otnition -Expedition of t."' s vll,L l ' il ivf Joe , ..., 0 ; " 110 _‘ . red to be the most ;11'4i-co.:lilt: and ciulicd ia avi- . re.-,...iince on the Nol'll; 11.(Iatit, hcitis unecl ua , ;0 1t 011 ', dation hy ally 43t1ICV. 1 15(131e, i'v.to ~..,N ENDAL, L.ic.t:t ~ Pi . “•ton, I:ii-l-r?,'°''' iser) ' u nk l::: : 1 1, 17-L, Vilynelsolqll-I,t,,,:iii‘nldr'4‘.l--;,-,..s.Ldtac-ik_o• P(!st-Coa'hnes,i'lli . ~, I f o li e . 4, Pia Ilf GLASGOW, longst.own,Grein.a-Grcen, An'ThZl•; ol- 1 131-uwabill,.. Thornhill, Slim-pillar-Kit a, C/1110;'''),,,,iii) ~.0.0.% and all Parts of Stothiftd, cainp.o.d,,, corac.•4'olc+ll v el 1 , : ,11 . past Six o'clock, by ii: vit y a N,svari;, It etfortV; -Lao o , r 1 ), 4. , llugton, Northaliartoil, aurhp.m, -NlulPctil",' .tlu 3 1 c , " .. -- ;.e;,:, lii i t l , s , i sr i t(l , 3- 1::::; , • l i rs N' F .. 1. .. e , 11 1‘- ‘ 1 ‘ I t l i , 1 1 1 : 1 1 ;: t t. 'l i t t , eg t i y , iiirl:l::d'st:4l:ds..:ei 17s1:i:(°:3'i::1-1:e'e. ille::::1'1"::'‘'Irlidil'';'155t: '''''''' r' js .'': : i l : ! the jothrner r • ' on wi , iw i, l l ; . t cy a r T e i ;t awal‘diaittiotii,lanieralli.cey. p.1ie.7,56,1'?"10'0.4er-h;lotlh:olisleff c Zat , Coney-street, Yuri:, ran, Coac-bes to , ef t ' BitIDGEN011:FII 'Lid"? (N)ticibilsralillaiVo." I , • .e0,€:.., post -7 lit Evening. i • , i t icS , . i cli , !, • LIV ERPOO L. Post Coach, to- carry f(!",.'1,1.),:i5, P,lt't,-10'." 1 1-11 1) *` - ' •1' erect Morning, thvough I....tterwrorti.l, _ 400.1-r, oe s• Atherstone, Talliwokh, Litchfield, l-' ll ,` „oh; q i ,li Warringtoo, Northailip.ton, and 1)114;t3l:lle' ro it-C"., t hro i i ,, CAIMISLE, Pcnvith, ankl Whitelieveu,, /,,,,e......0,:ri.1, with Four llir ses, aml . a. Onatil all the-,,c,.11;0,1., , (2 0 1 .! 0 0 ' O , !trough, A.Tiplebt- Greatatnichi,u; i t e .cAster, 'Nfll'',;s•• Boronglihrid - g i W ' itl rt.! Ibeitorfl,l)o,- t e r , 4 ,. 1,, than] (the neatest ; t raN l • L b )..ls'i\ tiles), s'e ts ( , n t ,%t l'a . ' til u t r ). ; • l' tli° and . perforias the jolirliey with the gc,:g'''-i. plea_,,i senp.irs.detained on the Road by buiioe';:edog Su6Li" ~5 gorOuleir t u t e w xt i c k.i , c , ;: c l h ia l. r luirantage of their Scats ,-, .., o,t 10 ,11 - I'' .iCil • f WAKEFIELD Post-Coach,. eve r Y.-• .;an tl% ,, At I ..Te C ii• t tl i :;4 l' w :S ic .r li F ,. it a ' nd N ti v(ll7ltri,'r Six o'clock. - ~,,.0.11 , Five o'clock. , • ticif ''' • i lf . l'',E.viii, c• o g ' J. SUND.ElttND,;Stociitoit, and •-• lei•l;inti• , .„.,5f,,c,.,,,,fe 1%1.i - fling, to the George lan, :Ow ~: t ii rsiosii ,- , . C0.0,c10 IkIAI_CIIESTEII, Ni'inslor, Gooiri l ' . ,‘, ) ,,,fterf l " "j p , i st-c' ec ett mid Wolverhampton, Post-coach, ',,!,,zilitnivdt. tor•jt SIIKEWSISI;ItY,_ Vt'ellingtio awl .'. sprer..s _ . c i,. the' Prince of W•Aes, to the Drltainifi,a, ,_ .O tbe Fs , at i l e i",, Ho s g . : c lic :i t: i ii i : l: : . st,le. l' y i vr..7.,,:ii:::'c.l,:nti):cl:l: ~ 6 , a a r d cti • ..,-. :1 are s s h f ; o c o a . l : Alto w SHF,VFIEL i 1 o'l 6. - oro St)UTHANIPTON, %%I nca ' s ' • i O.l, t, iNc‘iTilciitCliUSCh , T.a:Pe(s).rerf,:.ool::eff l'ost-Coach , t Coac , ,i,o, 1111t.MINCi I-LAM Aercary 1 ('''' .. •.. 00 4 ' `:". 09 c, to' , 1) 11 , .! 11,0t.11,c.rhia1,1::.4.97: with, 1)c to t,tiie ~ , ,01,-; ,3 a . s ,psl ._iia . 0 1; out every. Af2,.ernoon, alm rc.l-i , vi i _ : . ri on ;,, ... k - N"n• Passes bv Cixforil, Enstou . 10.11 . 0 ,, Pl , Ise , Saracen's fleittl, i3ull-street, and cra's r „,,,,roirio °'.' D on i l ial fi-- - ' „ter, .„, t li BIIOIINGIEV,I, War'ir.'"' : i 11011C' I i '' Coach, eve; y Mornine:. t C ° " Ml' C i l cs - . gi r Ind grin In "'if 't i Hull. ...• an , . i, oa- Cute , , 00 (4 ' tt 3 s•e• - , p a i1)" , ,.,,,,i5t ter' Movriiiii2;. Coacll and, 0;0 1, vyrri,..Nii.N.Nl and Edinollt"" ; r, re 1111.111.:11:1:FNO'ItrtD11ca:1'12-E e g , "I Idt::::irti:irf'‘) 3.°l;(:lQc4' t° t 1 64. CU"CIA, VCIV Moriii:l4 ;it lialli-pwA I Ten, Half-12aq T • Irli.ill-pa,,,t 1 , 3 %NO. , , g ut be O ' Cloeli. ' • • I CO. ne'root bc a c 0 3 ,0 WILLI.NM P. iNI-OTIN'f AIS W i l t ( 00 . - ;YU ,:a..ofig.l,l:)cvi, their Friends' ;nil the Public, th at Luggllge-,.,0:01.,,, SO able for any Writing, l'ar,el-91, f!`.,,,,,,J, 00,1L';:10,1 In' Five Poiiiids.‘"allic;illost or flitiPr 7 . „ co o , Jr* • i . o fe t 11 0 S3L‘•. • '•IC 3 " c • and paid for ac.corilingly; a - t • ' '''' otllc ' Hill, Lot:dog. , a. Pi. , i11...,,c1i -1,,,,ive• ..!,,1.L,,, (7; 7ac . 1 1: 1 r;l:,:la';''l'lT:t....i.;;fl-e''ls PlZ.frbcfrc`,ll:l?iir'll 1.16 rs'' c ". Piccadilly, 0,0 --- ___------ ~,,, Cro _______--_.._-::----r--_, ~.......------------1:-:----- c ?.. - 0. " ' • tort . It.-- • ' f rills'. r.CNT)(IN : rvi tar i 1)v 3. I', CIO."' '..1,11,1'.4, " , . m l o ' l , buildillo; 3..1(1 i :il)tslied v ".• '‘' S( ' ' I,.''' `i:,;4o. ' W"l•stOrdt:..; I tAtt. 'fl.,up,is•-P'''J' ' at the :tr, , 1,..;:, cr. _. 1 ~,.. ...; ,),,sli., , , .cc.., tail i .. . , . , ~~ .11 E rk t lr Are 1164 iz q ti Cir tl l i lliri tii, v Of Itre't S,„L