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I and the PRINCE REGENT; would dee!, it tume.:e.ssaiy for him to c.,me before tbe robin.. in thi:, manner, aftrr the loin.; and Iii:;11 repii.,:ition Which, his Family litre acquired.,,fo.....Superior /Snowier.* in MS- Oie.DER'; of the Ei E, if he - Nat, not urged by a ?case of duty to declare, that having carefully examined anti Watched the rc.snit of the modes adopted by other Practitioners, he has found them to. be absolutely or negatively in:urions, precluding the a pplicKtion of more e;ttitital means, , arid if recent. and m r iancholv instances had, tvit confirmed Nis fact. He therefore conceives that he is fully warranted, by his N-tried, extensive, aid , succes46l practire; in offering. hi osrlf.,as better quiditied than niost of -his Contemprnaries, fur reliev ing all Diseases to which the delicate and important Organ of Sight is,exposed. Mr. TAYLOR thinks it not improper to add; that he is a Member of the Voyai College of Surgeons of London ; and Fellow of the Faculty , of Physic of the tJniver city of Basle. His 'llse for RECEIVING 1.!,1TE ,. .NTs at. HOME, during the Winter Seasoif, is till ONE O'CLOCK EVERY DAY, and, after that Hopi, he wilLattend Any Ap-: pointme:A..at the , Residence of those who require his Assistance. • No; 3, 1)/cg's Bui/ethqrs, Holbor)t. • •• . • rt .- 4 7 ' • • • ' and aoon ditiereor ,• :fa Bed, 7 ": .1. , ,0•04iLre • • with st-reral other • • o{.fitYilit.tire;alsoa;gens:• ,; . :I - • of UplJOlStul'y , pl e ie. ready iipititlfactuve,l, a whole lio,:se in a - fevi! ' ovtrenie itie,Orveoienc,': of ‘va..tiag tp:everai their Estabiisinuent. itv Ei)WII;D I'HANI EL, BANCROFT, \f D. Fellojv of the it , cal 6,11. ge cif Plirseians ; Physician to tha Army, and late Physician to St. George's Hospital. , Printed for T. cadet' and W.pavies, Strand, Limdon; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Six'Volnmes, Octavo, with a'Portrait of his Lordship, froth au original Picture, price . 2l. Ss. in , boards, - Tii E WORKS, complete, of the late. Ritht Reverend BEII 4 BY PORTEtIS, D.D. Lord Bishop of ,I , :a3tando.i'est India Artkieg,"• Army, N. Nlorgan and Sanders, 1;3 and i'i, Chtherinc--' :-• ,I,,Str:lnd, on ternis the most moderikte, prompt • , WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'.) HE A. 1 ); INN, Snikv-Hill, - The best Accomnadatio,n;for.Traveller, 2:0 . 01 w eds, choice ticiaors, and moderai e '.~~' ii i'~ t'S, The following. Post (*adios, Mail Coaches, S.:e. set out fco the Sae: :en's [lead Inn, Snow-Hill. ..„ -- . . -----,..--- . TIIEATR T.,. 1 .1 01 - .:11., DII.URY-LAN E. it . r i IS PRESENT EVENING, Sei,'T. 16,18 . 15, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy I,t . 71-1111-: woNDEI L ti WOMAN KEEPS A SE( . .k. L'l: . ~,, -)47 1 1' roh , Mr. Rzie ; 1)0•11 L„lwz NI r. Pen l eY ; I '. ( 1, C;114,- 0 • ar ' f .ard ; Colonel Briton., i‘lr. Holland ; Dori . 1,1 , 1 ~.,.., It4' I . ,',;'' "ilit?Y, Mr. Palmer ; Lisser,lo, , Nlr. Harley ( 1 ) 1,- 7 , -- . ,i i thee' on this :'St.:irey; DtiiITOI Violahie, Mrs. (Jul er , '4l,abella Mrs Or- r • Fl •11 Miss N. " II Y . • 4 4 • ,r . , A - ,e ,l? fora, t , ' wb 'ell, fur the third time a new IVlelo-Dramatic Ro: iiiante, i idly' • . 1:i1111/:x.:NIA.CipIh' ; (..)4, Ti lE. MAID . OF FALAISF..- , `, , 1.1*. 'lte 0:k.„..--ieen,,l'v, I.7rtsses.:id necorir icas. t nti , ' , lY n"• . —"4 '- :\i ii° Dr ianstic Mii , le f's performed. at Paris;, • , . .• • . Nlll, el, c01t,,..,, ,t la, Picchi. r. 1... 'al'aeters , by Mr. z0„,.,;(er,, Mr. Dowt‘on„Mr . . Po ., e r. , :/,,.4,4.1-oaril, m.. waliaeli, ~,ii. Knight, ill r. UxbertY, • i 1 ,), Mrs, NI;;;hs, Miss i',cliy, 6,:c.4.e. - • tl;, 1 " the Pirsi,' ► ar. Inc:deazal Pallet, composed , lii Mr. l 14 3 , 17-,,111..1it: Ch4ractrrs i.y Mr. Oscar Byrne, . Miss Stint 1, : 11 L , d''''(,. c. e: tiilextl:4" i•l4ees to he taken of Mr. Spiiiit, Box Office, h ti.-.:,,'"',ll,tiTiA, from ten till four, . • ,- ri, c ' e ' 75.; Sec,i.iri Price, zis..6d.—Pit, Cs• Ca ' ; 5',..c°11...d (imit:',,,'23.----I,iwer c,...,ii el v, as.; Second Price, I s.—UPP-r IFFY, IS.; Seciine Price Gil. .. - • . or, 'I IL . iti . ;?;' Y. .eO-",,i li igirie ' .-,"on T ;atite of Th , o Nt ;pie, th,th.e 4.4.15vit0, will tie repeated ev,ry (),, I , .... 1- -veiiing till further tav s lay tt n Thurs -11,,, c ..., ~. , e 3M(r i. . C- •I , f The Honey -Moon.-0 . its, Ni. ul '`'t °Petit of - 1 he Pueini.i. ... . _,.____,, ,lla , ••.; '' , :k i. front the rhe-ttre Royal, Dublin, ls en, -••'!"u 1 4 '' tn. I, i. ~ ',• 1, ai l . Wildenhaiin, ~. 11, f . - ' .! ...." nr,t iiinlearanee as . 1 It• ' . a lit - -901eil f i ; bows . 1 •1, to ill he acted on ure.,,, , ti,.. ~ 0. ~,,,,,.f.rs ; .%. II!. ' ' l ' . it ," ' -.) ' l,l lsiant, far the fi rst true at this Theatre. Or, rhe Noliilify and Giintry a're respect fuPy apprised. that 1, 644 PL ia :' the 2d ' or •etoher, the °dice I,a- Liking..llox,s . '''') Eat - i s :' will be temoved to the Rotunda, at the principal , nice (Attie The.itre in Brytiges-street. •••,......,_________ Iry :111EATRE RO VAL, COVENT-GARDEN. AP `EA EVLNING, Sept. 18; 1815) - gill acted the tragic Play of - Atliik, PIZAItILD. tit ; .p. 11; liir. EgertOn ; Rolla, Mr. Young.; Cora, Mrs. Fen! : (44 .45, 1, :;,..! . 1 1 . , Vit.. Barrvniore; Aloort,, Mr. ill'l4°'t; ' To tai .' ll ') , liiy ; Elvira, Mrs. Reolod._, iic,,, 'will he achled, a new Melo-Dranta, F...itru • "HP' '' ' ..' . Ott. Tlll.l Mail). II ri,),.. ; ~,\ . • ....1.-.(--, eL, _ _-__ . Henry, N,". Ail ', tr PaY.-ettt • Ev .7- 11 • Mr. BarrYmore , ~ "' ',' ''"t leoi• , - 'Mr ' " ' I t,•„ e "„f the N'114,, , -1,,,e114't-4, ~ ;""n , • - , (;, 1 , Id • Lin in, Vane.}; ;List of' ; Bertrand, •_ Prili',' ',l-et..1.....,i1r.;-'-F--`,,,l.vynpopt ; Aonette„Mis.s by .BNT:t.hN. Noble. . 4 . 1, 4c,p ai 0;4 hick, :ii .1 ll'aikt, composen .. ,- at this '? - tie • ~",'.!.' :—),lr• Nolile'.(bis hest arpea,anec ,:1.1*W',,.1,L .''' u?S'i,,o• 11 4; 11..,,wi1l A. opened at Half-past Five, and the Play ,t....ux,,,,'^,,-pa,l- i!,. ~.--,u, ' , ;.,.(„, _. ~, . • p . .. 3 , 64, ; ti,:croid Pri.c,., . ~,t , ~ ,•. 1 r.ce.os. (,cl.--- it • ..• !ci:i‘o,. Gail..ry 2 . , • • . 6 I''. • ls —Upper Gallery is,. 1, 1 14.: I've u;d. •,, (con, a rice . -'714,i4.4%'..ti,;\,;::i.i i ar t ; ., l : t b. r .X e t eSt, t o be , 1 1.. 1 . i ,i efi t 1 1 i i , f; ,( -N n it r .. Brandon, at the "l!ri,ltd ‘.lel,l)ranta of• T he :‘ 1 - i , rnie, or the Maid; will be tOltii ,hx.,,:cite(iii'llieits.!•,ll.F.a.‘v.:et.iriii,il„:_':lll.lf;.l::stf,(:,;:,:,.s . i t e i.c. l •e i . )y a Young L a dy, • kt tl ..3 ki4 :11, " 1! j,ehrattee,l4, any •Stage- I• • . ,b,a,ed t,,,,,1 '''' Tii,' atr s , , Iroro the arty Royal, ilith.l , l., I .i- in - thte 'fse of ~,,,t , , , . 4:ld will make • Iler tirst aiTearauLe 'eek• ill t'a,', Gli,traetvr (4 •Ma""arie' r efit. the. Pur -1 fnvs,i)t 1.,0-rek, It cunt lesprize,, s;"i,:i'',;',:;:g7,,,.4o7rt.!ttl'i fttiii,ie kC,.llance r of , I nlieoVli hole ( of 1 t i 1 i ' 0 4 „ , ,,, , ) il,l 11t11,,;is.':it,afit:?1:ripu• 1,;.-i4,:0'0".,;:it,-h:,2sso.c;-i)9::.:llteY coil( - o x f: . t t rl e i s i 1 h,er:t..reeiel:3l......eoLf .45(1)11'...,,riy I:4,ll`te 10,0001. andtn; allY .otile.ur.,,,4tt::;.3ptrilzentn the 24.,5f-bttcry, 4,, 1 ?. (haredshar any; sold !II!. . Lotteries "Three of 4,14 ,0 1;,: rtire ( in Pive prreetlinz _OOl., 1,0001., "''' &. ' bt 1'1,0001., besides ~3 0001.3 2 tu Ti, : (... 11 114' 1% I 'S -1 1 d,, • .7,, 2q, CO:; N ly tlie''ti, .201. F.S sellmg - VII s roost obedient Servants . , . ~, - . and (.1). HORINSI.3I l itß .l ,' ,o, iccr.,, ratifi and Vovel LOTTERY' of - , ,! , ,x1, ~..i_c-e,s %Cll.! COMM(' • I) rlWi n ~,.. 7th NOVEM -44; "k 'I I -• 'l' I "' l rt of • S 1 J' ' , o Tickets, which p . r (~i „ ' , et! hi ? ... - .1 ~ c wine pf 20,03 li te% • ',,, I ;" of 3()(01 . awl Seven (5f •20,000 t. cab,. l 'ath,, i ;:l z().,(?0,, i t , ' , -, the l'iltli, Sixth, ai:d Seventh drawn : i v.iakii,,, ‘ '.) , l . each have 30,0(301.3 peett.nts. attached "z es ',/'',‘"g'ther 11 ,(6..... ::',25()1000...i.i.. i, - .150,000 each . 3 per . Ct d : , -001.,i'it• 0 5 0 00.......... 5.30 , 000 ( (msDlidatt i 4, / `,', 1, 05 4„4 (4 . 50 T 1 ...:• •• ••• .30.000 Alintiiti;_s, } ilicti,.: , ‘l'it ic. 4,r e l , 's t o be paid in Nltniev, L•s4,`"' ", ~ ~ehen ie .;',. 1 I ` , ha . ppy ill recommeriding tlttlatuwe at. .(147;'1 *1.3 (4:_ , A..5zt...,,, fui winch are on Sa le at . .. 5 0 xroi - (1-st reet ; and 33, Haymarket. _ • • -----__________________________:____- - , . P. • .. ~,u-,,,, „„. p„.„„ . . ~,,,Nu ConstOs for 231..1 Is.— ' i_t.„l-:_N1,44, i'i,"t ' , 00t.) , eonsols for a Guinea and a Ilalf -14),,,4,0rq iutt Pi'oportion—hr purchasing in the tl-7 , 3" tn. 7rY t "nu, an • '• • present I T , . 1 , (1\ . c t • 0, ,, ., , • athunahle Plan, totally different ,4;t. , stuck 7 , gri,,. t it het 11-4, :t• - )1•`)", -I ,'CORNIIILL, and I% COVEN" 4 .pr,sew, certain his Friends' will admire the itt4eattity ' 1. •Sche ttle, thus early claims their ~t• tentien 156" Ill; ' • . 20,..00.r Lrehls.,_ .14)0.,lelirty .'„ in this Lottery 'which consists of Only 1im,...,' , win hare th • (. 1 . ',....; o f a il the Prizes for :•s•s ~;_it .t„ • 1.01 4• , • . . ".,: (otitains, in i 3 per Cent. Consolt , , .. •, •• . • Prizes of. •• • • ...... •• L -5°,(;(4) 4 ..7'. ... il. '•••..... ................ .... L. 20,000 tl [i, 111. • ............. ..... I 1,000 1„ kit N art tha n 1. 1 , &c. &c. • v t kt,; (l lt th e 1,1 : t tt:Lly there will not he a Ticket or ,hare 1 0 • 44 ) .' 11 ,e1y t i „.. l v Owls; an early Purch:tee is the . re- Lt, 'N'ritE,. ss4 rYt at 2, CORN EIILL, :Ind 18, CO" ...........`,4 'l', tu 3ecure a Chance in this justly poPu- 1414 .16,„ ,\TLx.,s-''''IPICENTLY NOVEL. LOTTERY! ‘ki. f ALLIS'POO Tirket, which halve the Cl , la o n o c o e , tr,2'lt. L the l'rhz,s, in the &Mowing, S'•,,l'en.„-!e.' „f -,•; lic14;(1 Gi,,,Yttih.ls arrangement the amount of ri -1 44 2 . 5.•- - - -" 4 A' ... "' ll d in v4.ltit• fl i i ••• whit has ever hetore en b'(1,,w11,1, 1,000 l Tiellets, and ‘ the 41/,4,, . e 1 rizes of L 50 000 each, and the 0 ., ' o,tr 1 , ,,i 4 ,, , • ' - r A LL ... ~. ~,of L. 20,000 each, _ ~_ ___.„7„ • a. id r...i.nt.A.wN sEvENTii NOV 1:•••\113—"• 4.:'•Prites „c..: Sel l E%I E '' " iso,orm • 1 :• 5 0,000 3 per Ct. Cons.,.A, . 80,000 .......• • 10. I'.• • ....... •• • • 20,000 ditto,.... 1.2,000 10..• • ..... ••'' • • • • 4,000 ,iitto, 10..0 '' ' • .... :* •'" • • • 1,000 ditto, 5 :ell)_ . 9 '• • ... •••'' • • 'B9O ditto, .3,olnou(oi , 44: •••• • . , , .• •'''- • • • . :300 eli4o, 2,000 ~ 4 0 '• • ... '''• • • • • 200 ditto, ',•itiO , tiu !) . '••..•' ' • • • • " "Inn l‘fonev,. 0.00 50 ditto, V.,. 30,000 ••... ••••••... 15 ditto, 20,6G0 Au,il•icii'• • • • •• • . 10 dilt., It.,:.4tti ~ " ), -4, in N tii and Monev, t„[ •31,,1':6(). tilt , 11 Iv, ti',.,,.. INtii AA I'ri e t s (q . Ni f the S tor' js Prizes, . 't - , 4 , , d .‘...! P.rqovtion, tr:tis•S ••-' I ' t( j ) th e Holders, without 1:4 1(li,•1:„`:11.,,011i whatcve. • ' `Sorted. 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Cio prwins, Dublin, and all other' u BARNET - r GUEST, Clyniist, INl'EtilVit - of the GIIF:S -'11()NIAN:N1E1)1CINES, No- 9, Great Surrey-street, Foot of Blacl4riars Bridge, I.fIAVING resided there for the laAt Twenty- One Years, during which .t i me Upwards of Tit;ee Thousand Patients have been restored to Perfect health by him after they have been admitted into the London I lospi- Mk ; when afflicted with the following cOmplaints, and after continuing- there a reasonable time, were then returned front thence Without being relieved, the truth of which can be proved by the hooks of the said Hospitals, Or from the Pa tients theiuselves, two-thirds of •wuielt reside is London ; great part of them have been advertised in the London Newspapers, and Lond:in Magazines for the last Twenty Years, consequently, if not correct, they would have been most justly stigmatized by those respectable Medical Gen tlemen th it attend these charitable Imtitutions; as they had three powerful inducements for it: In the first plaCe - because it was a-duty which they 4:wed to the public; secondly, it was a dal'i they owed to themselves; and thirnly;' their pride would have been so s gratified in conseqnence of it, as to have rendered e%posure . irresistible. Yet surely, when it is 'con sidered that every respectable Medi(al Man must Itm.tw that nearly all the great discoveries made in the healing art; have . been the-result Of Chymical researches, no one of them call wonder at the success of the Guestonfan Itledicines, the In ventor ha'rnig been as practical Chy mist for the last fifty-eight ,years, and for the last tell years an Advxtrt:seolent to thelol lowing effect, may be seen in several London Newspapers,. which is likewiFe impressed on his windows in letters of two inch depth, so that ".they which tnn•may read.'! Medic M eti did then, and now Maria any time, Without any ex pense to themselves or said,poor patient, experience relief in less than one hour, and in general arc cured in' a'reason able time, for the permanency- of -such cares, see those Pa tients now WiloSl cases haVilke . c.n long since puyished.---I 8 5. COPY AS ,UIOVE ALLUDEIi TO Any Profeqsional kicutlemen walidng the London Hospitals, for iuformation, that are induced by huntanity or lucrative motives to study th e happiness of mankind, by nit only al most instantly freeiog them Irons the most agonizing pains proceed* front t`ae following Con+plaints, bnt likewise to cure thern in a re:tsonahle raay, • by bringing with them those Patients afflicted as u n d e r,. which hare. `been returned as being incurable from one or more of the sail soon see that the salutary efficacy ef thcGUESTONIA.N DICLNES is such as to secure to 'them a sli;:e4iy, p:.; - nratu.nt, and extensive practice, these Chymical I"reparati,inS being sold to the Faculty the same as any other Chymicai Medicines in the mass or by th e HOSPITAL CASES' { IS ALCOVE :ALLUDED TO. Mercurial Ithentuatisins proceeding front taking ,Mercury to excess—,Agues.4-Itilkus Sick Head=aches, and all descriptions 4)f Head-aches--Liver Complaints—Nervous, Asthmatic. aud Consoniptirsordersc—White SWeilings - ; or s4roplinlaos en- Largepents of the Knees-'.(flout--Ifiteuniatisra—lthett , natic G o ut—Contractions or Weakitess proceeaing front repeated „ ro nStila o --O f th e Gout,•ld t‘;pr.tins--;4;truLies,;:i•.. - ' all Patients afflicted :4s al,.ove, may know in one hour if they cat: be cured, for if at that time they are T3l;t, rchtzVed, ro -core 1 , " be expect,?4l from them, it;4l will they 1;e .bidß. G. to such Patients. • The ottly time for attendance here is front nine to twelve e very day, eKeept .!iunday. Bat in cases tif To,d - h-zchc, P c ache, 1 1 11 d Ear - aebe, humanity indocttS tutu to let, his 4.r - .llnts attend such Patients fretra nine t , ...t3c1 ,- 1:11, TiOeck. VEVA . IOI.7TLE UNION. ro§t c,, , Ach, four . Insitle,s,every Afternoon,through Dorchest-er,Bland ford: Salisbury, 'Andover ; arrives at Weymouth next • day, Ilse hours bertre the Paci , .ets sail to Guerasev, _ Iketlrgh, and'S.t. Malotfs. From Cherheuirg;.l std ‘. Paris j; delightful Road, the hest anil cheapest tra vet i tm. to Paris. BRIGHI'Or• new elegant rtist COach, - fitur firsides onlv, over, Morning at nine o'clock, t liroirgh Cya.wl e y, Lt y ,. 4 .„ tv, Pivoutittli; WeVlllol.lth, Dartmouth, mulSalishary, f";ew' rostCoach every 3,l„rifutii ... at half past Six o'elock, t hrough Woo ion, Axminster, Rrid pm t, W.and ford, Basingstoke, And liagshot. • , BOSTON, Spalding, Peteriutrough, Stilton and Mint nig don, new 117oyal Milll Coach; sets out every .Eyeiitnic.--Coacit es from Boston to Spilshr, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. 1141ji and BRISTOL Post-Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Ma'y's, the.Greytt wind Inn, Bath, and the Lot don-tavern, Thimials=sireet, mot' the Swan, Bristol, neNt. • Morning.—Coachrs to \Veils, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEns new 'Light CWI.OI, Cal sets out . ev e ry Morning' -at Eight - o'clocii.; carries Four insidec Isis and goes reinarkahly easy, With a Guard th,-oughimt. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Dncas'zer, tut,' Ferry bridge, to the 'Golden' Lion, Leeds, next day at N•mn. Not wit i.aandiri~ &no:Mouton .Expedition of this Coach, it -is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Puhle Con veyance on the North Road,- buin unequalled in :lc:Corinne ' dation by any shier. . • .; KENDAL, "Lalieu t ster, Prest•m, Kithy-LottSdale, Bolton. Ctiorley,.otruskirk; pt1:11 - Garstang Vel4t-I;oaches, civery After noon, at Five o'clock. :Guarded. , • GLASGOW', GingtowAt i Gretna-Green, Annan, •Dumfries, Ti4ttuuin, Sa‘minitar 7 Kiln, Caaraock, Kingswell, and till Parts Ortz,Fotland; Cant perdown Coach (Daily) YORK, Newc4ctic and Edinh urgh, new (roach, perforinect wi li it Guard tin sls out every Mornnig at half past Six - o'cloch, bti way of Newark .? Retford, Tadeaster, Dar lington, Northallerto purhanG Mot petit, and Bet wick. Ptis;..-:igairS finding themselves latiTted from the length the journey, may rest what time they plea-e, and tlin pro- ' seed on without any additional Fare., .1. Clark, the Black Swan, Couq;street, York, runs Coaches to Su inkrland“.luP., Scarborough, Whithy, and other places. • BRIDGENORTH and Walsal nett'' Post-Coach; • ever,/ • Eventog. LIVERPOOL,'Post Co7lo, to carry ron, 7n.sides,, sets out every MoruiasColl‘ro,:.;'• Atherst,one;.'l'amwtuti., esthorpc 'Kuutsf9rd, War'riogtrin, l)•• ~ s tA h te. _ _ . , . . CARLISL:I - :, i'ciitit, ~ :•1 - ' •`.,ive:l, 1 . ) o.:1 - ('‘,•Xcll, (4!)^s tvitil Four Hones, v.r.,,,i n , ".; .1 .'. '.1'....W.r . . 7> aSS:2S 1)11'1,11 . :411,_ 111031 , 41 i, -.APPIebY, C;rent. , H ..: . 11. , ontl,. C. , ..l'._erick; 11,,, Thi ghbridge, IVetherby. .'.., •, ',.: 1,1) ~ .-.'.,, t er, anti (...;r:lri th:r.» ',the l'Aw . est wuy by 1 ' :-T. c,, ~:,,, t c.. .I . y I.li\r'iiillg, dil ,l : ~' ' ' ,, s 01, i ,,,,,,,, " -,, i1 the ,;.;'. -.. ... ,:•ilh'. l':i , - s n. el.; .Rtaiiit:d o•! the 1;., , ,,. , .. :-_,-I,..isi.tc., , 'r pls:ts ii', lizlso ti I , ,c , lia'r iaiva:itage of ~..',•,- seats h, i,.....;'§eured ill t'w:. ovxt C ,, ,i,..11. NVAN.EFIFLI) ,I'vst-Colch, every :\lo;..iiiiin• at half-past , ' Six o'clock. . . Cl-1E...1 Nl'loitchtircli, Tai-porley, Nmitwicli, ,'Sortliwicli, :affil 'Alitltlle‘vidi, l'ost , :eoacli, 'every F.vtThing, as Five o'clock. . . SUNLIERL.VSII ? Sto,chtitit t an Yarn t, • new Coach, et-cry Nrorniag; to the it,•;ent-g=o fnri, - Ntnderianti. • :tlA7.eOl-lESTE4,.:\y,iet•slow, Coiii;letou,.l . 4eweast!e, Wa!sal, and Wolverliainptoik;Po , t-Coach, everytAfternoon. (4uarditd- Sliit.EWSlAritY, Vreilingurt and S'Aignzl, P' , st • -•Coneh„, the Prince of W•al•;-4, to Britannia, ShrewsOdry, erdty Evenin: at Five:ti'cloch, Guarded. . ..• _ EFFIZ.LP And 11.:;c4erkla,o.POst.:.Coaell, called the Ruck higham, souro,),M7rwc, WincbeSter, AliTsfora, and Attott •••••• • COaCit;l4 ' erY . Ere.l 11111 - N1 'Mill AM 11c,cturr Poit Coach, with a o.taird, sets out every Afteriv(md, and reaches 'Birmingham next day at Noon: P4sses by Oxford, Lnstou and Shipstone„ to the. ti racer's Head, eeet, and Castle Inn, Birmin;..;hatn. BiII.MINGHANI, Warwick, and Learnington, New Post Coach, evely Mornio , . HULL, Northeaye: Howden; Thorn, and Dinacaster, Post— Coach, every tornine, - nt . lialf-iat Six o'clock, to this and Son Inn, -;Nlyfon-i3nee . ,HulL iucrFoitp, 'Ware, Hoddesdon, -and Cheshunt Coach,' very ~Teeming. TbTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at lihlf-past Ten, Ilall-fiast Two, Ilidivast Four, and Half-past Seven. o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully aura:ant their Friends and the Pnhlic, that ttiey 'will eut he account— able for any Parcels., or I,nggag'v, ,Ve. of ni,,re than. Fire Pounds Valur, if lost or tianialt . cd, nuleS's entered as suck and paid for accordingly, iq • the Saraten 7 s Head Inn, zinOw— Hill, London. • • ' ' Passen;.rers and:Pareets are hoo),0 for • all the above Coaches, at I•latchett's New Whitt:lA:As& Cullar Coach-Office, OVER-DRIVING OF HORSES. TO TIIE EDITOR 07 THE ST: N. St ,—PaSsint; this FeSt Week •or two through the counties of Lincolnshire., :Nottinghamshire, &c.auf: hearing of several accidents. of coaches be ing overturned, and l itncnt,‘„ e to say many of the passengers haVilig•Oleir litubhroke, in a great measure through the furion's driving of that noble and . vattc - ibleservant, the horse, I bet; your kimi: ness of inserting these few lines On sumc c)rurr of your very valuab!e"paperyon cruelty to hea'st, at _the first Convenient opportaluity; hopi n g they may meet the eYe nof the umerciful Licivers. A mar) of kin,lness I his b eas t i Li n d ; , But brutal actions strew a ?”.atql mina Remember, tie w , ,to made made the brut , ..,' • Who gavt tht:e not remion form'ti•h",m Hy can't CO.lnpLin ; butGo(i's omniscient eve BeliWcis thy cr:!, , itv. 2 -Lhi. ; - He was de-'go'd thy servant arid thy dr . m!se, But know—,:art his Creator is thy Judge. 'lttn, UlCidAltll TURNT:II. No. 114,'L0n , ) ,, n-tbad, Southway:. X este;di.y evening; tint! youtit, glut ten `gears of age, watt rwri over in Fleet 7 stre hr :_ a it'lr.!tetr chariot, 'whet) hot:l:his legs , « e was couveyed, iii great agony : to Le ilotise of ai l at!ioiT:',7lg -apothecary, an a l IV oin kliv_tiCe to St •