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SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES, are now L.:liibiting.at.No. 1 , 25, I'ALL-MALL, near Car'..t.in- House., every day (Sundays exeerted) from Ten in theMon ;Lig to the.elo4e of the Evening. N.B. Good Fires are kr.pt. in the ROOMS- By Order, . CHAItLES SMART, Secretary. Th . . 5 ray was pnblisbeti. In Sro. the 'chit,: price ss. of r PRP; FIELD. of - WATERL()() - ; n By. . vvvA SCO . l"l'. Printed by James 11-allint , .-ne and Co. fo- Constal , le and Co. Edinbcfrgb ; Lone:man, Ilurst, Rees,. Orme, anti Brown, and .1. Murray, I..cimion. . klllT2b,:l:tlri'.lfi~:, N:.l land, Dolt i iniztroW, . _ pou, FriarTZ:4'll, parts oft:tic:v;(1111i: • • ' ' .I,l,lterstonr,. .TAltterworth, 7thrl North:lll , 7o ton Goa di et et y Alom.itt si):,Kx&pt Mit Iseta,-, vtini every Ev;,t -),1111t Nth•th:Vales ()Itt•ait 17,4):"..ch, Shiffitail. Iron _Bridge, Wolterhate: , ton aria I 3 rn:irt This Day was published,, • In Three Voinmes, svo. price it. t es. hoards, THE -HISTORY of the CHURCII . of SCOT-• LAND, from the.F,stablishment of the Reformation to the Revolution ; illustrating a most interesting Peritid of the Political - Histery of Britain. . . By GRORGE COOK, D.D. Minister of Laureneekirli... Printed. - for Longman, Hurst - , Rees, Orme, Brown, London ; Peter Hill,. and A. Constable and- Co. Edinburgh. 'Of Whom may be bad, by Mu satoe Author, . The History of the Reformation in Scotland, in 3 cols. svo. price IL l ts. (d. hoards. every. - HOLYIIEAD, s II - angor, Cape', Ccriir, Ce; an,* Mawr, Corwen, C:6))War,Osweltry, and allparis 0 f.N.411 erery.M9rniiig. , I.IIII,MINGUI.VM Ne Citach, P.riacc, IMO.NEY' ADV.ANCED.• FOROA 10001. to 100,0001. by BURROWS 4nd Co. Russell Mews, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, en Annuities, or on 'Rills or Notes of nand, and all sorts of Se= curitie.c They claim inure. respectability and power than any others in this line, and can wake an instant Advance to Per sons of knOwn Character. Attendance,all day. ONEY is ready-to advance, with promptitude and secrecy, at legal Annuity Interest, - redeemable on Freehold, copyhoid, - Le:Ls(4)64l, or Funded 'Property, Rent Charges, Marriage Settleinents, WidoWs' Jointures, Clergyuicn's Livings, and . Annuity BOnds. Apply personally, betwen Nine and Five, or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower Sohn-street, G o lden-squarc.—Matters of . - Nint 4 ;•nitude will be preferred. DltUftr-i ; ANE. TRIS PRIES . NT EVI;NING, Nov. 15, 1815, th e'lMAjesties' Seryatt; s .will perform the Tragedy of 'TAMERLANE. r. TYca t ; T:ittn•dfmc, .Mr• attack ; Minescs, Mr. Rae ; St ratncleq, Mr. Barnard ; Omar, Ir. it. IPhl kiis : Dervl.4e, ; - Arpztsia, 'Mrs. Bait iics L . Keilv. Act If. a Trim:mita! Procession. -Titter NebiCh.Wili be presented, for the first time, a new Farce, under the 'File of '"' ' WHO ?.Olt, THE DOUBLE INIPOSTURE.. u .., e Charact e r s by .Mr. BartleY M r . Waltack, Mr. Bar nard Ni - r• Penicy, Mr. I Ltrley, .%Ir•.'Mtiden, "Mrs. Orger, guts Ivers. ; 1 1 , tes and Pieces to he taken of Mr. Spring, at, the Rotunda, ~hrPrincipa 3 l . lintrante of the 'Mat re, in -Brydgest-street, Ten till - Four and of whom maj- be had a Private Box • • • 75..; Second. Price, :is. 01.--Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second t; 2-.:.'; Second Price, I s.—Upper 4e rY. ' S econd Price, (id. tvt. i : D* rnt;rr . o‘Y, th' , .: -. t.tomic - Opera of The Siege of Relg-,1-ade ; in Miss Nash will make her last .tpl,eatauce till after )4,l,'„' s 4 ' n 'as.----On Friday, the Comedy of The . : Albion 4); Saturday, the Tragedy of " k e":"W : Bajaget, Me. ;lean.—On montlity, a celebrated i3!r4•—Ort Tues'ilay, C o medy Of The Chnntry Uirl : Prz-zv Mr 3 . 'rlasdrn. A u • , e , N . %%111 be 13 roa uced on Thursday the g.3d Instaitt. ROY.XL, COVENT-GARDXN. THIS PRESENT EVENINO, N0v....15, !Sib, will il k : performed the Comic Opera of Kr. • • 1:0vE IN A VILLAGE. -- ' f '"r Mtadows, 'Mr. •Murray ; I.Vondcoch, Yortrr- M_ allows !kir:Sinclair. ; EtitAace,. (of the Tit - eat l; oval, Drury-lane,.by perPlisnon.) swthorti •T. -1 'I Mr Emer y; Rosetta, Miss' te ,1 " I • a' "r ; M. • I iad4 1,11: ; ." .I)ehbrali Woodcock, Mrs. Davenpsift, :Vinclge, Mrs. Liston. 4Art er wIliel) (fin- the Last Tirt.:e it can be performed at pre , ....,1;e.11t, 0 0 actottnt of the preparations for rynion) , fl'iiHN )U BA".T ; OR, THE VOYAGE TO POLAND. , Machinety, Dresses,- and •Decorationsi , e . • will be entirely new. Mott de Conti (elected king of P?1and),,T.Ar.. 1 , 4 ), a• , . ;ow l , ' • John Do Bart (Commodore of the French Sylmar Oti s s a ' 44 " of the Frigate the Fame), Mr. nirley ; Francis „n hod Lientenant of the Fame), Miss S. Booth; A , in -4f tV ,- 1; ,"" t ""li •ailor), Mr. Tokely ; Rodolshi (Castti.lan a r‘"\s :11r..E gor t on c o lonel Cassia:lr I/anowai, Mr. kilt " Vass-i1 to RocLfils',,i), Mr. Liston; Patina tiski. (hinVifi- t } NT , • .oyntoot T v , g . Act 11. a Festtire:Dzitce. t x4s) . • trying of thr Chins, &c. in the Sea Fight, an , .he 9f the Ve s s e l, • uner:l'oe direction Of Signor Rug . . for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, 'at the Hart -street, from T-11 till Font - , "is•; Second•Pri , :e .is. 6d.—Pit 13s. 61. ; Second P rice 1„_ t•ower 25. SeColid Priec I s.—Upper od, ;)acs's will he opened at lialf-past Five, and I 'fa r Play rr o. .on at N • -st Six. • " , 4 41 , r , tv, tht Tragedy c,f Venire Pre , crrett : I] iricleca,. • t' with th e For c e of Killin g No Mori.er,—,n (• alna•.', the Trag e dv of Nlacl.eth : Mac' ir lt • lit st after The Forest of Von ly or, The 1) ;F., - of Saturdly the Tragedy of Pere!: FA:viol, -1 ] ;; 1 ; (bein, Tier ap oeara 'lce in t Lot Giaract Cr) - •tlie El• i trletta of Nlitlag.L-ad Monday • are reviredGarricVs Drantatie rot-wince of Cymort, whioh . ;prr• s ;.„,, l • ; ‘ . .° 111 44e - d to' be postponed in consevenee of the hit' new Music Set : tuery..Marhinery, and Deco ,; te r 'thick will be a ldeit '3timlyasteq Purios'o. and The tßai t • ti r t i h , 'Maid.—On Tuesday, the Tragetly of Isahella a , Miss O'Neill. Falvze i s i n reheat - al; anti wiil speedily he produced. • - GOLDEN LANE nttE.cyr,Ry. GENEitALANtEETiNG of th boett the City of nchio Triv,ra, 1;10, at sge-street, on W MONDAY, thre2:7ll I:r . ttie hr ELCT EING 1)11:1;"( TORS a - Ad At7Dl f'OllS, for \'var. An, Gcntlc:Pan inte:ttdihr: ti)-htcolfie a Ititiate for either, are Ettnie to th Managers ' 44 ?r hefore Monday, the at' • I3}• Order, • • • COCKS'and CAMPBELL. The Chair will be taken at•Tweive iit;toeis preeikly: '' EC HEQVER, BILL OFFICE, Nov. 13, 1915. A.. 11 pv,,„, -- ''IILQUEIt BILLS dated, in-the Month of Novem ber, IM4, riz. . 4 .- 1 8;4, 54 Gco. 111. Car. 53.. 1 814, L. 6,000,000, 5-1 Geo. Cap. 79. TO 'BE PM!) OPF. CIE LI;r6IIDS" COMMSSIONERS of I-lIS fey • '.4.I3ES TY ' S TREASURY having given direetiOns • PaYing " ' tile Principal of the above-mentiorted,EXCHE 14Urt' R ILLs with the interest doe thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office i l l' the Receipt of 111):61"1""' rala"- West minster, on Monday, the 4th day ,of • December • Btl' Attendance will tI l be given daily (Sundays and Holidays ': 'ePt°`l) •and including Tuesday; the, '2Bth instant, opt; r ' te4 o'clo c k i n the 'morning-, till one in the after- fqr .tlie• purpose of receiving the same; and, for the ll4patch, the hearers of the • said Bills arc desired i; ke ' e each des cr i pt i on of Bills in separate Lists (Which aie to .reobtain e d at this Office) classing them in the - Order of their • e.4Peetire date 3, such as • are for the same AinoUnt being P:rranged, and specifying the principal sums ninl fi r" Tt dUe 'thereon, coMpated from, but exclo.-.ling the days r c a' " it ' 4th eY are res pectively dated, to the said 4th day of ***-"n?,uer?uer inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the uj I*)cat'ers * (bring h o ld ers or not) arc ,indisoensably re ""-red to ind orse each- Bill wit h their usual s:guat,:re, ; and w 'ite` their 4 1a11.1CS'amtl. residence at the bottom of each dqrate List ; and they arc moreover required to attend :the I".-eflacr Bill Office for payment, and to receive the •0,,,. •• 7 'l".,,`atiti give:the Receipt), for the same. ..._ a nY of tht:holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de 7't of receiving payment of the principal arid• interest, :Pr d i'vi6*°tb e 413 day of December, they may be aceqm ,7-ated i-if Complain:, the interest to the day on which they ..on l\r:4l.° paid, and leaving thy said Bills for exainination e d , a) prior thereto. • ~ t chjtersous a • s may- be desirous of , having new Exchequer 1 In' whole or in part . of payment of principal, upon nww Bills, nd mentioning the amount at the bottont `'‘,tileir Lists, delivered on or before Tuesday the 2St it instant, ' :( 11 ' 10.. t 4 1 17 ,. be ac commodated with new Bills, carrying au ,In -lof thre9 pence. half -penny by the day, on ev , ,.; • t.l4lred Pounds, which- said new Bills will bear datt - s too . said th of December, and will be deliVered, •to:;et'n-t - with interest due us respect of the Bills so (I:sin:4 to be ex -,m;A•t„.l , p, ' 'rues ay, the clay of December, and the -'wm g d ays, e b e Ail Ey..ch.ntler Bills dated priOf to I)7 'e> l ' t vettised t o •h e p u id, o if; an d the. "."-$ ee 4 „,• ' • • RICH Q4::VIFT 'mid CO. respectfully inform ',hell' KY Friends and the Public, that ALL the. git.at Prizes ft r e yet Undrawn. "Tie Wheel contains the following Capitals:- 3 - of ....1..51),000 •7 4 ...... of • .20,000 9 3 In Government 3 per Cent. Consols, &c. Ste. &c. TII.;I ; ;.ETS awd SHARE S are on Sale, warranted tindrawni.. at their Fortunate Offices, - Nu 11; Poultry; . No. 31; Aldgate High -12, Chatifig-CrOSS: street. NEXT T:IURSDAY, NOVEMBER IC, at Nine o'Clock iff - tho Morning, is the . Secopd Day of Drawing. ONI.DAY OVER.—THE RictiEsT WHEEL EVER.: • - KNOWN! 3 .... Prizes %.,.. L.30;0001 . - . 4 4 1 - 4000 .:•;toelt, or the Value in 7 9 : '5OO I above. 56. - 9'30,) Besides nea4v 4000 other.Pri *: zes of 4001,. 10017501. Scc. &C. Begins at Nine 'o'.Cli - iVk 'TO-MORROW MORNING, . .• NOvenib'er I.g,' sS.liieli will 'he the - .. LAST DAY , BUT ONE ! • Fil •BISTI; the Ci).itn,ictor,'rettirns his grateful • Thanks to his hest friends, the Public,, for their dis 7 tin4uisheil Patrona;,e in ALL Lotteries, hat mare.part:cu., lady fir • b , e . tinpriTeiletited favours he has es.perieneed up to the drawi , ig of, the i»-esent Lottery, one day of Ns hich being over, ; , .11(1 nzirly ALL. the Capital Prizes Vet undrawn, he h lii.as t'pleas - tre t , iiiiiminice th, RiChest Wh?el ever I;nowp in the•4litials of Lotteries.---Tickets and. Shares (warranted undrawn), irre, selling at his fortunate Officers. 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing-Cross. • . . • • TC',l - i ARDS'S PI YRTABLE GINGER BEER POWDERS. NG ER BEER • • when kept- in- Bottles,- be ,omes sour after a short period; the-carriaze of it from place to place is troableioare,.and the risk •and inCotenience Kfeat tifese objections his • new Preparation is calculated to remede, and by the mere ad.dition of•a tumbler of water pro dacci: Cain r firer in a nxocrt higher perfection thaUthat con tained in Lidittles, :it only lr,lf the price. -They will rcmain uni,npa%red in alt Cilium es, and are•particularly re c...)-m'oended to Merchants,. Captains of -Shins,. &c. forEt portation.—Prepared. and sold by James Richards; Chemist, &c. Strand, o?..posite fit. Clement's Church,. in . pitcketi - , from Ss. to iI. l s. rash.. II PATEN: r. Elt I . DLN 13 LES; and PATENT TRA-k'A LO.Alt. SIDEBOARDS and IAINING-TAI3 LES, in one. ele r cant Piece. of .Furnit urc, and upon Fiva n.ew.dilferentPlaus ; the Patent improved Sofa Beds and Chair• Beets; -Brass-screw .Four. Post, and Tent Bedsteads, 'Fitrn4ure • and . Bedding .- complete ; Portable Chairs, with serer - al - tither new invented and improved articles • of ..furniture; al's) a general mrniivery ' ellknisive assortment of thi!intite'ry and C''ahinet Articles .far.furnisliing anises com plete, riticly' manufactured, -where. Families - May select and furnish a wholi , ' House in. a few .days, av-Jiding , the extreme ineonvitaience - of waiting•several Mouths in completing their Establishniem . -Jemst:and West India .Irticles, Arairand•Navy, &c. &c. by Ame;:til and Sanders, 1t; and 'lt, CaWerine-street, Strand, no terms telt! most IllOtternte, for proMpt payment. KISS BURNEY'S -NEW WORK'. On the Ist December will he published,-the First Volume of TALES of. FANCY. By Miss. BURNES; enstainjrv4, The swpwnEcii.. Printed for H. Qolburn. Public Library, 50, Conduit-street.Of wi,o;a, and ail Booksellers, may now be had New Editions of the following popular iVoliti :by the same Author: I. Qlarentine, ;Three Volumes, Gls. •Orrildfne-Faueimberg: Three Volumes, 21s. 3, Traits of Nature, Four Volumes, 28s. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in 2 vols. t+vo. with _Thirty-five Engrav- - • ; • logs, price V.l. 2s. boards, JOURNAL of a TOUR awl R,ESIDENCE itt GittAT BRITAIN: Duringlhe Years 1810 and 181 1. EyeA FRENCH TKAVELLEIL With Rernarks . on.the Country, its Arts, Literature, and .Polities, and on the lanners and•Custons:of its' Itihahitants. Edinbuygh ; Printed for. Archibald: Constalle and Cu, ; and I.,ribgfuar; Hurst,•llees, Orme, and Brown, London. * a ,* 'Phis work,, which consists. of :two Octavo Volumes, with numerous Eni;ravings, is the production of a Fmich (lentleinan,'whir had left his own country more than twenty years before he paid a vis it to ours,. and bestowed a little more :titre and a little more pains on the survey of whiell'he has now Published the results, than. his . conntrywert.usually allot' to "such ifurpOSes. There is scarcely any part of the country which he has nut visited, and scarcely any of the-sub jects which these visits could su4gest that he has not discus sed with exemplary eandour,intelligcnce, ion! originality; In presenting it to the nation to whom it relates, the publishers are aware that they'subj'ect it to no common ordeal, hut, they are yet y ruuch mistaken if it be not speedily recognised as the most, intelligent, ruoSt copious, and rfidst inipartlai accon . tit tibst any fureiipter has ever given or thiscutrutry. On the Ist December will be published, in 'T vol. Svo. bawd. .sortiely ,printerl double eohnuns, at 1t.1r.-Valpy's price 14s. boards, BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of all LIVI.NO nile.and Female. of the BRI- TlSil with a cutnpletc List of their Works, Chro uolo;!ically arranged; This Pictionnry, in the conlpilation of.which several mi. vent men have together bestowed a laborious application of • three years,, is. a perfect: otiginality in English Literature. It embraces the two-fold objet of being a complete bio;;Ta:. phicaL record of living genius (eo i topiisiog.notices of, nearly 10,000 Authors), and a correct iegiiterof puldicatians ac ' curling to the order of time in which .they have appeared', and the editians they have pa s sed through. This it presents . the greatest adi - antagest - o men of letters,: by ',fringing before • the w.rld rim their liZerary la4utir3, ina,v w 1,4:11 ;.1-!,a!)!y i ;:resent atatost t,s e;eneral t h, s iLetiona r y seo•c,a3.. :miler:Opt :e in di- ialuiries with Tcspect to the merit or dificr:;nt writ ct - , 311 d. the editiotrs of their respective ;,;. Pr;lit,(l for 1i . ...‘:11 - );i':..yiburni Public Lillrnry, C o ' n d tr i t _ s t rc et; 7 :111;15t: iii!!o by evt:ry bovliseller and NewS±'„ t:: fruited Ilgi10111; • - This Day wen' published, In Three Volumes, Octavo, price 11 . Its. (iil. hoards, rIVES nl REMARKABLE CHARACTERS A who have distinguished themselves from the • Com mcnectrient of the 'French Revolution to the present Time, in'which all the Facts Welt Guncrrit them are related in the most impartial and authentic martnyr. FROM THE FRENCiI. • Prinied for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Ruud street. . • . The Edinhtfigh Reviewers speak With Confictenee of the accuracy of the original of, this ,Work,, published in France under the title of ‘‘ BiograPhie oderne," from their own knowledge of the sources of its information, and recommelo4 it as highly interesting in various points of view, and pre sowing us With POrtraits' of Beings, whose names . we still cc sensations of astonishment and terror. _ . CAMPAIGNS OF 1814 AND 1815. This Day_was published, In Two Volumes, OctaVo - ,-• price 21s. the Second comprising a circumstantial detail of the Battle cf Water by a. French Staff Officer, AN smyruENTIC NARRATIVE. of the INVASIONS of FRANCE, in 1814 and 1815. • - By' M. DE . 11 EAUCHA MP, Author of. the History of the,Vi'ar of La V . cud6c. . - • This Work "orrnS de - siiable companion to Labainixe's Cam, paigtt-in The. political and military : sonalsoif t na tions have certainly never supplied such interesting subjects Tor the contemplatiotr.of - mankind , as are • united :in the de scription of this astonishing epoch, to :which _ are exhibited the most memorable events and the most' cting incidents that were e. , :er produced by the sword of war, or recorded by the pen of hi! um-V. Printed for H. Colhnrn, 50, Conduit-street. Just pvbli•ii , efi,. In Citiiirto; citustrated by"rweatv-one Etchings, by the Author, price Oss. boards; CASS of DISEASED BLADDER and TE:VPIC.LES.7 7 -11y XM WADI), Surgeon. Printed for John Callow, 10. Crown•COui't, Princes-st. Solto. Where aysy be bai t by the *nue 2. 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PI,LLS long obtained. a just « : •ic‘ . )rity . . in the . priVate practice of the Wolk ietor, Mr. DI XOS:, Apothecary; and from their great success in ,masy obstinate I;iiiuuDisu, drs,:on numerous Patients of distinction, and others,. pas - tit:4;6l the Duke of Bedford,_ Sir George War ren, Sir Gregory Lig . e . Turner, the Dowager fzitly Say and !:;ele, the Vilcountess &c. &c. •he tva3 perivad off e r them to the Public, under the approbatioirandikii sanc tion of their Isiapys. • The Pills are found to he an incomparable.ll;nuTdy for re storing the-tone of the Stool:lc:If; fur curing Indigestion,• or preventing Crudities, and. their consen t ncnt diiigretaiile . erne tatiOns mid tintUteneeS. • They'preveiit habitual and teinio rary Custivencss, Sick liml-aches; and ticart-Bain which is oecAsiiined by Pi•egtiancy, and a D'ebilitateit Sttimach, whe ther arising from the acrimony.of the retiondaut bile, intein persite dirt, or drinking to excess. Py promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are ob served wonderfully to cl::ar a saltpw'complenion, and li - eing a certain, though gentle Operative, they prevent tboseolistruc tionstin- the , lie Tit which are so troublesonie iq all countries, bet particularly fatal in Warin climate's. .o,n ( this • acvontit. they area vaAlable . desideratum 'in the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or make frequent voyages.. They:are au ad:iiirahle preparative‘to sea-bat-bine, insomuch that the success in the course of: it.,, , r,'reatls - depends upon the Lrood use of them, -especially when bile enters int 9 the complication for which sea-bathing is prescribed. Sold at 'Mr: 'Batter's,' Cheapside, corner' of St. Paul's Church, and MostrAledicine Venders in every Town, in Boxes at 9.5. 9d. each. - GOLDEN CROSS, CT.-TARING - CROSS, AND BELLE SAUVAGE, LUDtiATE:HILL. • GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. FI I EI E followiniritOYAL MAILS 'set - off from the above, ()dices. every. EVening, by: command of the. Postmaster-Oeneral, vie. DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork , „-and all,parts of Irelatid. - HOEY HEAD, ?tangos, Caernarvon, St. Asap'', and all , Part of North Wales. • • :t • • - • - • MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West,..Carmarthen, Bre eon;Monmouth,:ind all parts of South tV alr.s. ' • CH ESTER, Nathptwich, !.3tatrad,Litchaeld,Nbrthimptiih.' WISBEACE - 14. March, Charteris, and•St..lvcs.' .. • • CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEWMARKET; Braadon, SwalThant,.atid Fakenham . • ST: EDMUNDS, &c. ' • -* • ' - by Newmarket andThetford.. , • NC)II.W.ICH, by Colctiv,ter, Ipswich; and Scale. . woßcEsmn, Pershore. F,veshant, and Morettim, GLOUCESTER, CHELTENLIANI, and fiiirford. • ' OXFORD, every . Evening' at' Eitdit o'Clock, '• • • LUDLOW, Leafiury, and all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoft, ileczles, Yoxiord,&Woodbridge. HULL, Scarborough, Burlial;ton, and lteverley. "' • . - BARTON, WatCrsitte, Gainsborough, awl Brig:. LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Feterhoroage, and Stilton.. And the following, Royal:Patent, and Other Coaches, on the newest 'and best construction. Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are regularly conveyed; a .refcrentic thereto •wi.ll .save touch trouble to Travellers and 'Persons having baggage or parcelsto send, . _ , • . • , . LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only ono night (car ries four inside through Warrington,-Northwieb, `Mad delwich, .Sandbach, Uttoxetet, 131v-tin-upon-Trent, 7.leas liain, -Hinckley, Lutterworth and Northampton; ..Supilay, tVettne,:day, and Friday Nlorniii,s, at Six ; performs the jinn.- pus.' in 31i hours, wail lighted-and t.ude l thron•jbout. LIVERPOOL Royal. Coach, through Wnrrington,'N nuts- Congleton, Newcast;e, ..l'atoworth, Atherstotte, 111;, : !ilt-y and Lutterworth, ToesdaY, Tbard.iy, anti Saturday 1310 i lilFq.:S, at Six ; travels with extraordinary velocity; only one oho: on the road ;1:v11141:Led and guard: of Itt whOle of the fourncY• '• and Ei.,, c ' at itYost' oitch every Morning at !;it,x, throited4 Tadca,iter, Vcrrl,iridge, i stcr, Pa..ytrv, Itet- Granthant,"and Fr o TTI fist Pas- 6 ,, "t.;`"'s see fot . i,aideil with 'xi.tatest facility N .1.-da• through .Slony Stratford, .Lemington add • Warwick, AA:c u . , I .lloinin.fatAibur, and arrives the same E!,•e n ii i ,r, at •;',. 0 . 'PAItiiGXCE,• , (aiester; Stafford,.. 4ilVlit.4;l)tield Post- Coaches every Evening. . ' • ' W.FSBEA(.I, March, Cliattervs, alid , St: Ives New N a ti ) , -• M o nday, Wednesday, and Friday Evening:. . LITCHFIELD, Tamworth;liincliteY. - , : - . 3 ..therstime, Lotter worth and - Northampton, new arid - excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Six. CHELTENHAM New Hay - • Cuach,:2.thrOug . h. Froponill,' Northleach, Burford, and Oxford. ,carries four inside only) ) sets out every Morning, except' Sibiday, at Six, and arrires early the sante Evening at the Plow lon, Cheltenham'. , OXFORD Kew Post Coach, called 'The Defiance, every ~Morning!at Slight. : . •. • . . NORy,'ICI-I ' veil lAst. Coac:•l';', 'through Newmarket an& * Thetford, every Evening at Seven.. . : •••-• , :.. • . . YAILMOUTI:I s Lowest ;If, Brecles, Yoxford, and WoOd-• bridge: Telczraph,:every Afternoon'' it roue 0'e1,,,,!;. ir,'sw lc; ti Arld cateliester,everyAitci:Roomat Four &Seven. CAMRRIDUE and Ely New — relegi.aciii Coa,:h; every •Nie•ht, and Carriages to - atf i'arts ofNoKlup:,- ; :ifirflialk, Essex, and Camaridgc .... , . • :I ..- hre. '. , FARENIIAM . , SWaflllani, • Rearidon•,:•aiid Newmat liet de , - gant New Coach, the Lord Nelson, - f,tivsday, Thursday, and •Satti . rdaY Night,'at Six orr;lnek, -Sunday at Five. • LYNN Past Uri*, ,Tuesday, Thursda:s and. Saturday :11,,FlilligA at Fire o'ClOck. SOU'I'fIAMPTON and. -Lyin 4 M ,- eirg'?;lt - new (Ina:My every Morning (except Stinday;, at Five o'Clock. Packets sail t.o,..the ISle ot. Wight on the arrival-of the Coach. -Parcels are oanyes - ed to all parts of.the Island* •'. WlNCllESTElt,!Basingstalie; rind: Hartford Britl'ze Very fast cnacli,,every Mortiiiii , -.at• .Five n:( to • tutNniuDGE. cud Tun'firidgi; Wells untie and easy Coache4, every Morning.- . ' • , .. • • ~ • .. • . . , TUNBRIDCE' %Kens new Post Coach, ,(carries four inside •only) _through„..Tunbridge, Sevelioaltes, and Riverhead, evory Aft e vnoon•at In& o'ClOck, Sunday excepted, BURTON ulna Trent 'Pnst. Coa;:11, through Mcasham, Twyernse:, Athelston, Hiin,l;ley, Entterwort h.,' Welf,rd, Noir.- thaallitilu, and Dunstahle, Sanday, Wednesday, aid F Ald4y .14,,8in g ,,,,t.5i . x.k . 0ucu..,: .•., • _ ~. • ... musi - oL, lido, Nlelhsham, Devizes, and Marlhaionglt I'ICV: and excellent Post Coach (carries four hisiffe or IV) every Aft urnoi in at 1.,t v , !, weft ,iiglitcd. and.guardOihruinGliout. . • This Conveyaace iS'in con t rover tibly superior Co any 0:1 the !Western [toad, .- • . .., •, • . : • - (.:;;;;h es , erery Mnrn . and Tun ' ESETER, Plymouth, and FahnOntli Coach, called the Bal loon, et-, ry Mothing at Seven.. :, • ! ! • i• . S H F, A V s E T N lN O ci A s K , S l , i ltj t v i e i r , h j e t a u d h , , Se r t • 5 t1 1 7 . ) ., ti1 4 1 , %,' F li Inwoi 1, , tarter; ex•petlition: New Coach ,es• ery :slorning at hallTastFive. : POILT.SMdriIi and Sii-splirt '&l e k rap h, every. , m°mi ng: I - 1 and Evening at Five o'Clock. -. POlt f SMOUTII; ' Horndean, Peters:Hit, Giidaltrifttg, and 1 Ggildford Nov t:naches, -every Aorning and Evening ht Five. volt Nmouill New am) elegant Poit Coach, the Duke 1 of Wellingt•m, Tussday, Thursday, aud Saturday Al ornihgs, Art Y.,,i , ' ,- 11t. ticlock. -' • !,-.. - : • :1 • - .7• - • • • EX ET . ER andTarintoll C.3Ol " eS, '_ . very Miiraing.B4 Evening-. WELLS,3lridgewater, . and,Taun too C-iiaches, every Mora , . • inv....and Evening . . . It()elCs' 4 j-144tliDg; P4lnee-.91tou:11::18(1:1P::: . .. • `r 1.VM4)11 CIS and Falmouth tery I f; i s ti,i t e ;l:d l4 cli ' every Niorning.ao Eveitioe: •• . , . - Ilf. TRY awl *Newiiiarket - Put Com?), l'aestla - , Tliiit'sday, ..- : • fours. rs. Coaches, every ;mil l . 5 ,... 1 . 1 , t111 - ; (l , • ; t i y it .Zt il lo r r i i . i i t i o n i gs c ', , V ;c l;: t t , l s f-pa t :t n • Mo. - atm.; 'at half-Jig:l4 Four o'clock, and ETriiitig - eat. Five. I.V. ri.V.i,, Irci, tie Id, N . l:irestiell, and ±ast qripstead Cwid te , s , 't2Wery Niiiertityi - at Eight ii`Clock. 110c4NOR, alitl,tlnf C - iast, mach zt,f,inired for its fire Sand.;, a new Coact), every . ,'ltioruilig at Six.' - • • . • •• • ' .• ••, ' - CHICHESTER, Midtiurst, and Hashnuarc, new Telegraph • Et c 'e F riLfu li ev E di i v i "l it 'nt x tr e . , ..l \ ta. s. . ydo. o n tc tl a S , a t tgz, L ut D S ,,: worth, Moodily, Wed necia, ..1 nil Priii;ik.:4lO'ruitigs at Seveir: ,kIi.LINDEI:New,CoaCh,• thr,oi.i;ll Duncton, P..4-,•,ra.rtli, illx1: Little Hainpton,Tuesday, TitursiliA)., illlll S it arLy ltlorningT, _ at Ser,ii. . , I.kIDSTONE,, Nlalling, s and Wrotliam Coache,s, qvcry i ' Alorain•g, :it Five anti Nine o Clock: , • • -' • -1, .VOLKSTONE, Hy . the, Saudgate, and Aslifard .Cuaelics, . evry morning. D,OVER., Margate, Ramsgate, .M.Sal, and Canterbtiliy 'Coaches, every Morning . at Six o'Clock,and Evening at Five. Extra Carriage's always ready for families or-panies. , 'mom p - CON . chatham ftorliester, and Stroud. Coach e s of every desert ption, 'at SIX and Side in the Morning, One at „Novn,and half-pa-4 Five in.the EVettiog. • • • . GRAVESEND, Northdeet, and ford . Coac!tes at Six and Nine in the Morsii ng, One ttt Noon;•and Fire in the Ei;e:titni. Extra Coaches always yeady. . , BRIGIITON - originA . Red Coach, throng.) ray, t; It,ei gate, Crawler, and Cncl•ileltl, every Moruing at, Eight. ; BRIGHTON New Coach, calh•S a l e 15.',„,101k., evrr y Morning. at Nine r throitgli & Hentield. BRIGHTON New and. Elegant Pest Coach, the Eclip ? 'e every i.Vternoun at Thtee. • BRIG( ITON Regency Coaelt„ at. halt past t.ie,ht Q'Cloc4 every Evening.. • • • ”01M-I.I;SC.i modern and triii7desirahle Pest Coach, (ear. ries four inside only) through I:l' . .oad,ater, Ashittg • ton, West Grinstead, Hurshairt, -tuhl . D.stliing, every Mornitig at Eight o'cloch. • • _ GODA 'MING, Guildford, Merrow-, E . ast iforsli , v, and Bookans Tuesday, TharsOav, arpj at a rilay, at Eight o'clock. " EA'atIOURN Saintlier (A.racli, ticsday, Thurstlai, and' Saturdtiy, at. Haif : past Six o'Clock. • • (1011ALNIING and Guildford Coa , :heS, every Morning and Afternoon. . -• • $ MILKING, Leatherhead, ann Epsom • Coaches, evely M•drnitog . at Nine, and Afternoon at Three. ,ISTEYNING, A A iorshaut, mitt Dorking Coaches, every 'Morning at Si'. • HAM PTON'aud Mitcham Coaches Daily.; Following CO `CITES set Off s froin the BELLE SAUVAGE - CAMBRIDGE Vateat-Mail.. New. Post Coach,.the Crown Prince, every . .Morsing at a Quarter befOi .. e' Five, throngh Stony 'Stratford, South:tut, Letu,ington, and Warwick„ ; . • OXVORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, erei•Y •: • • SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ex. •cept'Snutlay, at Five. •••••• • . ALTON Coach,.Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,Morm. , • 'lugs; at Nine.- . NEWKTRY Coach, every Morning,- at. Half past Six. • SALISBURY Coach, at Ifilf past Three every A fternoct. HASTfNGS New Post Coach,•ev•ery Mottling at Eight. -WINDSOR CoaCh, every Morning,, iit•Seven.. - - BRIGHTON-toach•, the Doke of NorfOlk - , every i,lorning., at ine, throogh Darlsing, Horsham, end Henfield. BRIGHTON - New 'Post toaeh, the Eciipse, evcry After noon, at. Halt .past . Two. , - macilrroN Post Cisch, every Evening, at LUTON tosteli, every Day, at (The. • • HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evening..., PO:ITSMOUTH CoacheS,eVerj ,. .xiorning and Ercir. st Five;, - LY. I N New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and-Saturday Moraing;, at Five. The Proprietors respeetftilly,request 'the Public to notice, the GoliFen Crogs i 4 the only Office in :London ;nun whence Carriays.tut,ont to .all -.the 'Bithing• and Wateriag an,t places,sel fashioduble and p , sislic resort in the 'min.:dom. The toast strict attention to at the above Coach Offices, and.cvery inforroation piiactuatly given eclat ive 'to all r üblie Cariiages, setting' off front L-ndna. "rh Prottrictors are tint answeralsle tar any Parcel PaeUgei 1, abort Ply:: Ponsids value, unless entered and au Insiti . 49ess . • JOIIN CROSS and JOHN Proinictcti.