The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-19 00:00:00

I , • - • , 1 ;.• „ . • ' 4 Ple:,\"..Ti ., :f"' l l4 . l',Y.VA • •' , • r•-1 . „-a*, • • •••c-. -64 :4 - J ' -. 4 .41 • scl g . , • a 0 • • i [pract sf,,vENPriNci: 'OCTOBER 19, 1815. T U S DAV 71 4.] ~r~.: - z: VICTWILLING OFFICE, Oct. IG, Sil 5. . • ton, West Grinstead, Horsham' and Dorkinz eve-y 'Morning at Eight o'Cloch. - . . . Guildfav4 Morrow, East Horsley, and Paaliatu, Tuesdayi Thursday, and Saturday, EASTBOURN Sommer Coach, Tursd:y, Tulirsday; and Saturday, at Half past Sixai'Clo;:k. GODALMIIC;G and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Aft.t7rnoon. • • . • • DOIll5;ING, Leatherhead, ann Epsom Coaches, every Mortiiri.at . fie, and AftC•i•ncion at Thre... Horsham, 'and Dorking Coaches, every Morniln.,- at Six:. , . . HA MPION and Msileham Coaches Daily. Following COACHES set eff from the . ELLE SAUVAGI Pa lent triC•MINtiIIAM New Post Coach, lir.: Crown Prince, every Morsing at zi` Quarter liefore Five, :thiOngli Stony S ratford, Si uthzun Lcmington .and Warwick: . 0 X FOltD 'new and:elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. . ' . . • SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's e.lozich); every 'Morning, ex cept Sunday, at Five. . ALTO` Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. • NEWBURY Coach, every .Morning,. at -Half past Six. ,SALISIiIiII.I' Coach, at Half past Thre.e.eveiy Afternooq. HASTINGS New Po ,t eyery ;Morning at• Eight. - - --------- . . THE COMMIS,SIONERS for VICTUALLING His ilf/IJESi T rS NAPY do hereby give Notice, that on Friday, the 27th instant; they will be read?, to receive Ten ders, in writing, scaled - up, and treat for Si.e Hundred of GOLDSTONE or BROWN WILLOW iwps (,0 than forty-eight inches in length) : to le answerable to sam:iles of not less than 500 each gr&st Tale, to le . P2:oduced with flee Tenders; td be delivered into his MerjeSty'S Victualling Stores at Deptford; in' Monthly Proportions, between Ist, Noventber and 29th February next; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety Days after date. The CondWons of the' Contract may be seen at the Se- cretary'sOp r iee. No Tender for a less quantily.than 100 Mille Will be attend ed Co, nor. will any regard be had to any in which the Przcj shall not be in.irrted in words at length, or that shall not be delirered to the Board btfore One o'Cloch on the said Friday, the 27th Instant; nor unless the Person who inahes fhe Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. I, '1 TH EATRE42.OI'AL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 19, 1815, then Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of hake • OTHELLO. o f~li enice, Mr R Phillips •• Brabantio, Mr. poN'vell . ; - “ , satio m w ' Kean; Cass)°, MI• •11 01 ,. r. a ack •; Othello, .r. iand ; Roderigo, Emilia, S. Puller ; lago, Mr. Pope ; ith's, Bartley ;Mrs. Gloier. Desa'c- To which will he added, the Ballad Farce of 's, TUE DESERTER. Mr. T. Cooke - ; Skirmish, Mr. Munden ; Russet, jet, '""niy; Simkin, Mr. Knight ; Louisa, Miss L.'KellY ; nY, Mrs. Bland. x e es and Pl aces to betaken of Mr.Spring,atthe Rotunda , t rorn ° Jrincipal Entrance of the Theatre, in "tirydg.s;street, k lfo „h xel.,enY) till Four, an d o f whom may be ha d a Private Box . 7 5.; Second Price, Ss. 6d.—Pit, gs. 6d. ; Second Gantry 2s• , Lower Gallery,' 25.; Second, Price, Is.—Upp‘r 1 , second Price, 6cl. f rolia Tash, The Beggars' Opera, in which Miss . ~ t t.r. Of p,',ath, will make her first appearance in the Chara... o • • tt o(id :7 , ; with the Farce of Two Strings to your Bow—On 11r, x„;) the Tragedy of Richard the Second : King Richard, Tit esc Ori with a celebrated Musical Entertainment.—O i a besci a , Y 1 Comic Opera ; with Past Teti o'clock.--Oti t ue Comedy of The Will : Albina Mandeville (third lais e ,• "„'grs• Marlyn ; with The Magpie, or The Maid of WifePa *-4-111 Thursday, the Comedy of Rule a Wife and Have ; r • ho v ,. "":,•on ) Mr. Kean. 3 fragedy of Tamerlane will speedily he revived, when ,azNt will make his first appearance in the Character of riewp . 111 Two Acts, is in rehearsal. li, ---- • '‘..—.—..-- 1-T .211EATIt E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: • —IS I'ItESEN'r EVENING, Oct. 19, ISJS, •will be acted the TragearlYa ~_ tint. . JANE SIAORE. Te,,, - 'er of Gloucester, Mr. Eerton ; Lord Hastings, Mr. to,„'t.i Dumont, Ilr. Terry; Alicia, Mrs. Faucit ; Jane "ure, Miss 'eill. • Aft er r which will be produced the new Farce of u ' rlie Dr ; THE FARCE witrrEtt. — it. si..: n c"Pal. Cbaracters by Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Jones • mut ' bliss ii-"Wrlat Mr. , Mathews, Mr. Emery, Mrs. Dal en i 4 lit:T n "te, Mrs. Gibbs ' ti e _, Doors will he • Gibbs. at,Half-past Fire, and the Play fp itt Ilalf-past Si? tti,.... a t e . , 78 .; Second Price 3s. Pit 35...6 , L ; Second Price t t ~Wer Geller .2 s • s ec nap r i ce is.—Upper Gallery Is.; tiii i d p .. • y . . 0 pt. e . ce Eiet.. ti1.4...,es for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.. Brandon, at the .p.huffice. lan-street, from Ten till Four. lir ! , 6 1) tilitic are respectful' informed, that the success of tt}4;"`"P,•in the Character Y of Rosalind, was equal to auy 4r Precedent, and in consequence of the enthusiasm ,r wale o. Irr orr ► the whole Play was received, it Will be repeated ifrZ,,,Ne and on Wed nes d ay. t is 'll-rell's performance of Patrick being honoured with ktotrattat'aPprObation, The Poor Soldier will be repeated 10- 44147 :Yi Saturday and Tuesday.. t3.n°""wr the ' COmedv .of As You Like It : Rosalind (se . - kar., t T l n 't , ), Mrs. Also]) ; Kith The Poor Soldier.-79u Sat O w - jiii. e T ragedy. of . Isabella: Isabella, Miss 0 Nei11... 7. n miss'iy.) t .lle Tragedy of The Grecian Daughter : Euphrasia, ~_ 0 , -, e l; With The Alagriie-or the-Maid. . r.,,,Ttli'ittesday will •be produced, for .the first trine, a new I..,. ttb e It ‘ l. - 's 'rical Melo4kania,' called John Du Bart; _ ;lice bt s ' ' 'ge to Poland (which has been in preparation ~i . n cd t l§.econkitier). The Music, Machinery, scenery, Dresses, and tr, ra k 4 : llB , •are entire' -new After which, The Poor. 50t `........,t'1'i the new Farce Y of'Phe . Farce Writer. i~ ,~ ~t Ca 111 anew 1 - 1 5 th 4 r:r• er" ally L ' 4 '° o PER ANNUM FOR EVER! . , • ty FOR . THE PUBLIC GOOD, U . j t ,: r ; ,,, E a, 8, _Cbaring-Cros.s, advertises his. t trlcti -„,( "'')'"'uf the resent Lottery. First—The . Prizes are . "tockh•ndflp)ett,r.thatiPNlo‘ nev, bec:tuse by becoming a great Itrn id,1,;,--r, mere i less o4Mrti;:filty and temptation of . ir , o 44' 11: ow 'ilu a e Y o f w4 1 ) . t ,1 1 . ,. g s skid L rlerily• acq . uired wealth. Secondi)-- t ook u ll'eq„. tt . Zt . s , f t , n , e 1!: h e g , teat c , r t. l i 7 ls T stability iytsa Stocks must nd . s than they ti s tat 6,1:',41141 who'caurs4a4y N4i ' llt o liey d will not be on the Day ' r rize..it'u i , 1 . are transferred into the Names of the happy teyors "trs. Thirdly—'lltere will be iao occasion for Sur - le st les t 11:ez,:;t'nts, Lawyeis, Stamps Parchments, ez . c. to pos 'kill I,ottAtchy Proprietor of his Property : for the investment t il laTEZ'st One Penny. Foirthly—lt will . particularly t sm , i' . .t }{,, ' 'vb n in liisioiat ilcscations of Broker and Lot l ei? , ,inef,,,t,`„'Per+is" equal to both, and armed for either tie d . . - .-ttr 4 ~,,..,"Y contains, with only 15,000 Tickets, 3of 50 0°G)•' " 41 .. ALL of which may be drawn 7th NOVEMBER. 1:111. 1l.) OCTOBE R DIVIDENDS. • • '""", 0,-, S LAID OUT, and CAPITALS INCREASED BEYOND EXAMPLE', by the THREE Prizes of L. 50,000 POUR Prizes of L620,00a • &c. &c. A - i - IBE All of * which n be d • '" 7th N 'll F''''- ' R. Pir fiis, cout7aYctorrat'''es )ect hilly submits the micits.i.illowing Seale to his ' best l Frimids, the Public; an d t)tilet 's t k hunl " I nvest part of their October Dividends at h is kik- ''' -) CORNHILI I CH MING-CROSS, which t,,liet)t.,ir".lliis of ialin a e r il r iat 9 eiy increasing their Income, to - s - Cies, ,;f ' e ed a mount, since the. Establishment of Lot go IN, 3 per iv'P r ee 'rid. ~.. Cost. . • Cent. Consols. ~l ' - ' 3 , .e . 4, 1 : ek-t ls.: e t s L: - /0 •i 3 0 yau may Gain....../..150.000 , i _ 1 i o iet •• ••• 47 2 0 Vree 11. 41 '••• • •.• • 2:1 11 0 O W° t i . I "s ' •••• • 3 6 9 0 ti e L, l res .. . Th r "lalf. .• • 2 4 6 0 l'w eet4 t14 . 1.t . ',: - - • 12 3 3 0 4 „° Quart s ••• 1 8 9 3 4 11 1 `Atua rter -•• • • • 12 6 0 I:" Ei g t u f ••• • • 6 3 0 • %i t Ri glith, ' • • 9 7 G Il i l' 'lghth '• •' • ''' " 5 ° 'r,'" , xi 1 ,,:,...,. - - 3 2 6 o tit u . Ni)4 e - 'i t i rns• • • 4 14 6 . +•tte eiri :!:• •• • • • 3 1 11 3 O ti ~ ,1 , 1 .54 ( i.T0N14-lOU • - 4 '' , ( 13 Y Order - Lend - 7t h ochiber, 1815 - _..,... y 4,1, r- • 4 ', 4 1"150-A.A. I -" r ~ '.. of the Llan,the Commissioners of his vilat,aa,) I.‘• - , •1,1:50 K.C3WIty the 16th,,Tuesday the 17th, b.a4 ,attsve --e.lsth, Thursday, the 13th, Vriday the 20th, terli;,, w .-11): t!lr .fYi A Instant, at Two o'clock in the At. Irtr.,, ° •'''':'\ l l . ll l ';•;." ''ll(l . 11 "__.ays' precisely, at the Commercial - Sale. ' ''` " 6 , " 3 ". .. ..Ig-Lane, 1, ...' l'. follow in tr, G Cit/D. for EXPORTATION, '-'" , i IndiaProhed , Tea FOII, liONIE CONSUNIPTION, Q" , `Alfiee, .Sttwar and other Grocery ; Pielitin, Taarinds, • "' t lt': I' ' 't-7 I" ' 4l 1 0 'Pin 'shins, Can -1,,, , , icier% es ; .i.,ants, ~..anutes, ..A. u, ,g,,Corks, ft. , ,, h .; •leed, I'lll Boxes Slops Plate Glass; 1 ohaeco, Tir 41, er ,! , Iligi,. 11 , t1sam, ' Dutch brops,• Cash) , "1, Deals, Salt. 1)(1; .Alasts,SparS, Oars, Mahogany, Mats, Cl , eese , .." a .• , _ _k Vessel It "'es, Cork, Boats, three Vessels and Materials , . 0 . 1 1-f a i - i - ',.; Lace, Shawls, Camhrie and other Linen Dra l pu n y, . %it v kr',l4,slikTy, Hosiery, Lacquered Ware, Gongs, Go p t c l i. d Its, 7 , '4 .L bei, and other Jewellery, •Tonquin Ileans, .ok tl.atc ' Itolgh Crystal and Amethysts, and sundry other 4s mention e d in the Catalog "e• t LEAR OF ALL DUTIES. t.full'.,Seventeen Hogsheads of Wine, and. One Puncheocnokolf. ia: 01 . 4 ,Y , free of Duty for Exportation ; or, for Home • A:td"'"' i'll payment. of the Duty of Customs and Excise: • tlttd e T en Tons of S:ilt. :or Exportation; or fur ckirtug Fish . ~,, r the directions of the Excise.. o 4. e l l ietVi ue, Brandy, and Salt, to be viewed 31Iats'&11:111'' Deals, Timber, 'Masts, Spars, Oars, Maj , o e , s a se il is i at the i Lo ., ndu y n itial 'm 'e - se, 'Tar, Salt-pet: e, Rushes, Cork, B?a,tssP.N___., all v . t ,, .. atcnal s at the 'Tobacco' Ground, .Itotherhithe , itii i , ;,.). fics i 'ti , ,, COkals at the Kin-% Warebouse, Glubelard' and . : 1 ' ° wrr '1)- -''' ' • . ilth Frlday thc -:3th, , • 11- hes-strect, on Thursda)• the Y a. 11.641 N l l l l l ''' t urday the 14th inst. and on the ci rio S o a t l i e . , C. e '''Clocli in the Vomit , " to One inthe Attvr . 0 _ 1,,,,' N 4 .. t ,':,1',g. , 1 4:.es may he had at •t • hc7liing's Warelloost:, No. qO, • Lcivati-Arett, 1%.1Lc olic Shillitl cacti: .5,7515 l'Cseo 263 . , 9,375 6 3 '250 3,125 VICTIM DCI NG- OF FIOE , Oct. le, i 815: IHE C03131/SSIONER'S for I'ICWALLING His MAJESTY'S • NAVY do heretul give Notice, that on Friday, Me 20th instant, thry will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, scaled up, and treat fir the following quantities of BUTTER and CHEESE, to be deli vered' at the Ports and in the Proportions against each ex pressed, Butter. Cheese. Tons. Tons. Deptford Portsmouth .... 15 3O Plytuouth 2O io 60 Tons 1 2J Tons in the course of One Month and to he. paid for by Bills payible, with Interest, ninety days after date. - The Conditions of the Contracts way beseen at the Secre tary's 'Office. No regard will ue had to any Tentler in which the Price shall net be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock . on the said Friday, the 20th instant ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called HE CAPE WINES new sell* . at 3 , h. per Dozen by the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM. PANY, No. 10, Skinner-street, - and No. 340, Oxford-street, and by all their Agents in the Country, are far superior to what has been before imported; they possess good flavour, and are full bodied. The Company also acquaint the Public, that they continue to sell the Port Wines of. that favourite vintage 1812, at 445. and 48s. per dozen. They have also for sale the most curious Sherry Wine, of a quality seldom to he met with - ;—Also some remarkably high but very soft flavour ed West and East India Madeiras;—Also, Monti and Lan garotc, at 505. per dozen; ,with every other description of tVines, at the Company's usual low prices.—N. B. Country Orders executed en receipt of remittance, or a respectable reference in Town, and a full List of the CoMpany's Prices of their articles in Wines, &c. arranged tinder the head of Dinner, Desert., 'Portugal, French, &c. Wines, will be sent on receiral of Letters, post paid, requesting the same. • • •- MILLARD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH. HIS MAJESTY'S • ROYAL LETTEItS PATENT. 'FHB Nobility,Merchants; and the,Pnblie are „IL respectfully itiforiiied by the Patentee, that this Cloth is sold, duly stamped, at the East India Warehouses, No. 16, (Theapside ; and at no other house, wholesale, in entire cases for exportation ; and by the piece, from 25 to 52 yards eacb, at 2s. t 5. (id. 3s; 3s. 6d. 45. 4s. rd. and. ss. ad. per yard. It is manufactwil nu it Mathematical principle, of great dura bility, andAietuliiir for its economy, and its singular condo civohiess ta health, entirely preventing the ill effects arising from sudden transitions front heat. to cold after exercise, never mbihing the damp atmosphere on the longest sea voyages, and equally beneficial in hut or cold climates, and adapted to all the purpOses of family use, for Shirting, Children's wear, Sheeting, &c. ; the Pieces fur Sheet;ng,. both 5-4ths and 6-4ths, contain from two to four pair each, and surpass every other kind for economy and condor L.—Orders ponctuallY .executed. Phis liay was pot)lidiecl, Ry t he,Sucicty of.Antignitrirs of London, RCILI,OLOGIA ; or, Ai iseefiativolts Tracts, relatiog to Auti g oity; Vol. 18, Part I. price, sewed, Alt Ancient Map of tendon, price The concluding Plates, •etnd I)cgcription, Of tie, yiinting, 'in St. Stephen's Chapel, price 31. I? , s. (;(1. Plates 28'to 35 of the Vitusta Manumentri; I . , e i nz pl ans an d Eicv.ttions of Glastonhtiry~~c. 3.3. • To be had at the A.par,.,m t .its of - the c i e ty, i n Somerset pd Fell, Nicol, L l e a i e gii, a t ti n d d of cl V e l i 'i i.`‘ c it ' ff, N l: ,° a r d n e ' .. v , :1 ,lie,tu Daint and Taylor:• 11010," by J3l-bACK and Cr... 'BoaltselierS to the . ,-K' , ' , lst 1: 0 : 1 (Vall'allY , bead ( ' Allan )in -street O:Volume ne , 11nyal-Va. ;trice ^_l. IQs. V 1 ... l i oards, liIE Nll.llI.AKili, and SIIUMIOO MIUT .AL AMIL; two El,ementary Treatises on Arabic Syntax, translated from tae original Arabic, with .Annotations, Phi lological-and. txplanatory, in the Forrn.of •alierpytaial Coin,. tuentaryi the Itules cxemplititll by a `cries of -stories and Citatioin from varion,s Arabian Authors ; . With Lill Appendix, containing the Original Text. ... 1W A LOCKE'ri', ;. Captain ,in - the Be n g al Native Infantry, Secretary to the Council of the College of Fort William, anti Bioiniiher in the Arabic, Persian, and Ilindoostanee Languages. Just Hon. racy Costiveness, Sick Head-Aches, and Ileart4iKin which ther arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, inte at perate diet, or drinking to excess. . . - • ~, By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are Ob-• served wonderful;y-to.clear a sallow compleNion and being a certain, though gentle operatiVe; they prevent ;hose obstruc tions in the liver which are so troublesome in alt countries, but particularly fatal in t'rai'ns. climates. an this account ..-...------'-'-----..----.--- . DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. • . HESE PILLS long obtained a just celebrity AL • in the private, practice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; .and from their great success in many obstinate Bilious Dism tiers, on numerous Patients of . distinctioo,• and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir Georgt. ,W,ar ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the DowAg - er: Lady - Say,and Sete, the Niscountess Bulljeley, &c. Sic.. be Was persuaded to offer them to the Public, 'under the approbation and the Sanc tion of their Nameg. The Pills are found to he an incomparable Remedy for re storing the, tone of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable cow- . tations and tiatulences. They prevent habitual and tempo ' is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stomach, v he ' they are a•vanlabli: desideration in the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or 'make frequent voyages. - They pre au admirable preparative to sea -bathing, itiSontucb that the success is the coyrse of it grea tly depends upon the good use of then) , especially whco,bile'enters lilts for which sea-bat' is. prcicribed. the c'ontplication • Sold at 111 r. Iltitler's, _ titeapside, corner of St. Paul's tilinrch, and mosti.Mcdiciac Velicicrs . -cr is y Tuwil ; iL L o xes at 9.5.1 d, each ; . . , .• , „ GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING. - CROSS; AND BELLE •;AI.;"\.'AGE, LIIDriATE4 - IILL. ' GENERAL OFFICES. FOR TRAVELLING. follovr-iiii4 MAILS scr of f from the. above Offices every Evening, by Conn:land Of the Postmater-General, sic. ' • • DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. • HOL'HY FAD, 'Bangiir, Caern-r'en 'st and all parts of North Wale*. • .MILFORD HAVEN, ILI-Verford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Menniont.l4 and an 'patqs of South Wales. • CHESTER, Namptwich,iitafford,Litchficid,Nortimaiptun. WISBEACH, Mat - eh, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. •-, NEW:\I ARK ET; Brandon, Swaff ham, and Faketthc.m BURY ST. EDMUNDS, ' ; • NORWICH, by Newmarket anti 'Thetford. • NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scele. WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. motfcts'yElt, HELTENHAm, and Burgird. OXFORD, every Erening.at Eight LllDLOW,Lenbitry - , and all parts of Shropshire. . YARMOUTI-I,LOit-eaotti Boceles,,Yokford;& Woodbridge, HULL, Scarborough, Burlifigt:en, and Beverley. BARTON-, Waterside, Gainshorough, and Brig:;. L'lNCOLN,.Sleafcird, Bonen, Peterhorouge; and Stilton. , And the f'ollowing Royal Patent,lnd tither Coaches, • on the newest andhest construction. Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Pas , er:-ers are regularly conveyed a' reference thereto will tr.7lVt',pliich trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send.._.. - • - LIVERPOOL NeW Light Coach, tint only one night (car ries (out' inside only), through Warrington, Nortbwich, Mid delwieh,. Sandbach, Uttoxiivr, Bartontupen-Trent, Muds ham, Hinckley, tatter wo7ITi and Narthainnton, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; pernirms the junr• ney in 36 horns, will lighted and guarded throti . gliont. • 'LIVERPOOL RoYal Coach, through•Warrington, Knots ford, Conglet a, Newcastle, Stone, Litchfield, Tamworth, Atherstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday min nidgS, at Six; travels with extraordinary velocity ; oniy one night on the road ! well lighted and guard ed the whole of the journey. • ' ' Y0T4,1( New and Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Sin, through Tadcaster, Ferrybr;dge, • Don6ster, Bawtry, Ret fotil, Newark, Grantham, and Stanitord. From York, Pas sengers Are forwarded with the greatest facility:to - Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, . nwiek, Shields, and Sunder land, Durham, Darlington, Northallertan, Thirsk; and I.:as_ ingwold, Glasgow, Dinnfriess Carlisle, Penrith, Brough, Borough Bridge, Enareshorongli Harrowgate, and all parts of the Nurth. . HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Lutterworth, and Northamp ton Coach every Morn. at Six, except Monday, and every Even- S.-IRE WSBURV find North \Vales Cheap.. Coach, throng It Shiffnall, - Iron Bridge, Wolverhaaipton and Birmiligham every Morning. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cerninge Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry, and. all 'parts of North Wales, every Morning• BIRMINGHAM Coach, called The Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford, Lemington and Warwick, every Morning - at Four, and arrives the saute Evening at Ten. PARKGATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield. Post- Coaches every Evening. WISBEACIi, : l:u ch, Chatteris, and St.: ties New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. .• LITCHFIELD, Tamwortl:, Hinckley, 'Atherstone, Luger worth and Northampton, n e w and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Six. CIIELTESII.: • :NI New Day • Coach, through Frogmill, Northleach, Burford, and Oxford (carries four inside - only), sets out every Morning, except Sunday, at 'Six, and arrives early the same Evening at - the PIOW Inn,. Cheltenham. OXFORD NeW Post. Coach', • called The Detiah:e every Morning at Eight. No • RWICH very last Coach, 'through Newinarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARMOUTH: - 1, LowestOtti Beetles, YOxford, and Wood ' bridge 'telegraph, every - Afternoon at Folk &Clock. IPSWICH and Colchest en, every Afternoon at Four& Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely Ne'w Telegraph - Coati], every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suitelk, Essex, avid Cambridgeshire. FAKENHAM, SwafTharn, Bramion, and Newmarket ele gant New Coach, the Lord Nels6n, Titesaay, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at , Five. LYNN Post Coach Tuesday, Thursday; and Saturday Mornings at Five,oTiock. - • SOUTHAMPTON and Lymington elegant new Coach, every Wining (rkeept' Sianday) at Five o'Clocle. Packets sail to the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels arc conveyed to all parts of the W a nd; WINCHESTER, BashigP.tbke, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coach, every Morning atFive o'CloCk. TUNIS and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coach s; every Morning . . TUNBRIDGE!WeIIs new Post Coach (carries foul inside billy) through Tunbridge, Sevenoakes, and , Riverhead, every .Affertioon at Four ° Thick; Sunday excepted, , 'BURTON - upon 'Trent .Post through Meashana Tv. - ycrosi, Athektone, Ilititkiev, laitterworth, Welton', Nor thamnton,atid Duostalile, Sanday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six o'Clock. • liitisToL, - Bath, isielk It tva, Devizes. atitP•Marlhorong,h new and cNcellent, Post Coach ,(carries four inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted atid guarded throughout. Tl;es Conveyance is iucanitrot-ertibly snperior to any on the Western ROad. ymtnlth u 90 -Fal mouth Coach, called the ry Minning at tf;even. SF,VENOAKS,R.verlieail,' & Bromley Coach es, erery Morn . A sTiNGs, I.l. o b e rtshmge, T-Qid hrt dge ex p s NOV CMIA CV cry M orni it at half-Past Irit!e. PORTSMOU;TH anti.Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at e o'Clock. PORTSMOURI-I,2,lloradeau, Petersfield, Godalming, find Giiildford New Coaches, every. Morning , ..ind Evening at Five. PORTS:\10011 New awl deg ant. POstcoaCl,.; the Duke of Wellingt6o; Tuesday, Thursday, atid"SaturdaY Mornings, at Eight o'(:lock. . . FAETER andTanntoil C,..aehes,evers-Morniag & Evening. I.VFLLS, Bridgewater, and Tairaton Coaches, every Morn inc't and Evenityt . FLYNto rui n and Falmouth very fast and cheep Coaches, e yerv,Morning and ,Evening....... . BORY and Newmarket Post Coach,, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings,at half-past Five. , BATH coach,, ,to. to. Bath in 14 Honrs, every Morning at half-.pa , t roue o'Clock, Mot Eeening at Five. , LEWES.', Uckfichi, Maresiica, and East Grinstead CoacheS, every Morning.atEight o'Cloek. a,Bathing , Plaef on the Sus ex BOGNOR, and the Rocks , Coast, such admired for its tine Sands, a new Coach; every f\loraing at Six. CI ICI IESTEB, first and Haslentare, nete Telegraph Everv.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Six. • CHICHESTIM.New Coach,..Ohrough Dune:an and ,Pet wort Monday, Wednesday; rind Friday Mornings at seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, throligh Diineton, Petwf)rtli, and Little Hampton,Titesday, Thotsday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. MAIDSTONE,, Lou.ng, • and VI rotham Poaches, every Morning at Five and Nine o'Clock. , • , FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, e ver); Morning. DOVER, ,Margaie, Ramsgate Deal, , and, Canterbury Cmaches,.every Morning - sit Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five, Extra CarriageC always ready for families. or parties. - BROMPtiON Chatham, aochester, .Itod Stroud Coaches of every description, at Si: and Nine . inJhe Morning, One at and half-past Five in the Ev,aiyq,;. GRAVESEND, Northtleet, and I"),rl.torft Coaches at-Six and Nine in the Morning, Oise at Noon, and Five in the'EVenittg. Extra Coaches always ready. , BRIGHTON original P,x,l C0a,.:11, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and, Cudilielii,,every Nlffroing lit Eight. BRIGHTON I:ew Coach, called she Doke of Norfolk, evrey Morning at Nine, through Dorking; Horsham, & Henfield. . BRIGH'T'ON Nei.. and Elegant Post Coach , the Ecli p se e v" . s' Afternoon at Three. BRIGHTCN Regency Coach, at half-past Eight &Cinch every Evening. Y , 'ORTHING modern and truly desirahle Post Coach, (car rit;" Four only) thranli Broaiwater, finticut, AshiPs WINDSOR Coach, every Morning, at Seven. • BRIGHTON Co;:ch, the Dn.ke, of NS) folk, every Morning, at Nine, thriourk Dorking, Horshaut, and Henfielit. • • JIRIGHTUN New Post Coach, the Eclipse, every After-- noon, at. Half past Two. • BRIGHTON. Post .",:oaeh,. every Evening, at Eight. LUTON Cortch,,evrry Day, at One.. . TIAMI , Tox Coaches, every and Evening. - PORTSMOUTH Coaches,e very Morningand Even. at Fire; • LYNN Nen; coach, •. Ti.n.%day, Thursday, -and Saturday MOritirtki.;.at- Five. . • . • .• • . ..• . The Proprktors.respcctfully pf , que•st Vie Ptibne to flotice, the Golden Crop is the.only t * .)tl;:ce.in London Icon whence Carriag - es set out to all the Ilai.hing and .IVatevit;g Places, and places of fashionable am', public resort in the kingdom. • The most strict attention aill li. paid to inquiries ,at the above Cinch Odiceis, aniievery information pn`nctuaily givers relative to all Carriages setting oft front London.-- The Proprietors are not answerable for any I'AL - eel or Package ar,,love Five Pounds value,- unless entered and an Insurance paid accerdingiv. . . . , . „. JOHN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. BRUSSELS All FRANKFORT PAPERS. S:VITZEP,LAI4 OCT. rani Ester haiy, the Austrian Sinbassadhr to the Court of London, lii•as passed throLth Basle, on his way tO, Paris. Oeheral Kosciusko passed thi.ciUgli Bask incog nito, about a fortnight since,, and is gode to thi, - • interior of Switzerland. The arrival of the EMperot of Austria at Basle, - ieems to be put off till the 10th inst. The Duchess of Bassano arrived on the 28th September at Bask, with her family, gOing . to join her husband at Prague._ FRANKFORT, 0CT..9.—1n the night of the 2cl inst. a Convention was signed wj th France,which Stipulates the . principal articles of the Treaty of Peace. Some accessary points still remain to he regulated : the dislocation of the troops that are to remain in trance—their - pay—and the time they are toyemam there. OCT. 10.--His ifoyal Highness, the Prince of.,Wortembuigh; at rived here last night from Dij(in. Field-Marshal Barclay de Tolly arrived hete to slay. Lieutenant-General Baron Dubitsch, ()gar... te r,MaSter-General of the Russian army , pass ed . through here yesterday. The grand head-quar ters are expected the day after to-morrow. His Majesty the EmperOr of Russia left Dijon on the 7th, for Basle, whence he will make a tour in Switzerland. The emperor afterwards goeS by way of Basle and Nuremberg to Berlin,' where the Empress gill meet her august consort. The Grand Dukes' tire to leave Dijon the same day, to gq to Carlsruhe and Frankforil His Majesty the Emperor of Austria was to :lea - ve Dijon on the 7th, for Milan, whence he \via proceed to Venice. AIK,LA-CHAPELLE, OCT. 12. Yesterday, at noon, we had the. happiness to sec here, for tho. first, time, °lir august Sovereign, King Frederick Nvilliam 111. His Majesty was rec eived by the -superior Authorities, the' General Commandant, the .First President of the Royal Rhine Provinces, and of the Grand Duchy of the Low et Rhine, amidst the . a . cclamations of the multitude. After having given audience to the Functionaries, both. civil and 'Military, as well as to the Clergy, * his Majesty visited the Cathedral, and whatever is cgriottS in our city : In the evening there was a fine ball',•-• which it was hoped his Majesty would. have honoured with his presence, hut the fatigues of the journey,. on the road from Brussels hithe:, • having passed the night in his carriage, hindered it. lit the evening the whole city was illuminat ed. 'This morning very early his Majesty set out for cOlogne. Britisset, OCT. 14.---41 is Majesty, by a decree . tof 'the 2a August, in near 300. articles, regulates the Organization of scientifiC educatica in the Northcrn Provinces. Another decree wdl 'published for the Southern Provinces. CITY BUSINESS; Yesterday a Court o ' Common Council was bail at Guildhall, which was attended very.numeronslY. The Committee for. General Purposes presented a Report 1 on the Petition of the Inhabitants of the Ward of Ceipple -1 ga . ! . e Without, for being united with the Ward of Cripple gate Within, and on the Petition of the Ward of Cripplegate 'Within against the sante, and recommending no procecdingi i . to T b. b e e h s a a ti m t e h e C r o e i ' :. i :lll \+-', t i e ' e l ' i l l; s " o 'as reported re'l a n o Cl n .I t rl h r e e s ed ta t t o. e of the Even - lug Patrole and Nightly Watch, which was read and agreed to. I The petition',ofJouix GAttarrr, Esq. who bad paid MI. to I he excused serving Sheriff, to have 2001. returned to hin: N i N e 'a r s te i:ll b l The Navigation Committee presented a report on th e de cay"ostate of their barge, which, after some debate, was re laiclike4towtill"Committee to report -the expences attend ing the same. The Watch Zt ct' was pssed, for the City of London, for the year ensuing. It was referred to the Co mmittee for General Purposes to consider and report in what manlier the Court could best Mark their approbation of instrtt LEIGSI, Esq. holding over the Office of Sherift oi.Loadon and Middlesex, greatly beyond the tlual pc.r lad,