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' ti . . • ''''/ : / • ; • . , Z / 14/1 k. . . :I.? - 4(e . q Alli ' • ••• , ...,, /• , ... , / i fil, Ao , w , , ... .... . , , . riA . , Afit -11---- 1 - ..., '.* AT tl__ , o\\\ '12.1•:P„ 71(1,1.1 ZA IID, BURNE, autl Co: i•espertfully in 4sui_i !oral th e -Public, thiit'FICK.ETS and SEIARES, for the ' J LorrEux, art: now on Sale at tlier Office, •Jo this , N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Chitt„.,"tte'Y of only 5,000 Tickets, there is a Prite cif 1,c,,,,.11:0115ancl Pounds, One of 2,000 Guineas, an.l One of 4 ki 4 - " te ' ir it.I I of which will be paid by tl.eni its Gull io:!iii.! : InOxtr_,.lhe whole t o be. Draw , Drawn on the 24th of 11-111 ~._ 41 ....-- , ------______ —...._____ \kil MEWIIIGEIT s , lth pleasure requests his v 11,‘*„ Friends' and the Public attention to the . NEI c. LL LOrrERYof 1 - 0 Tickets, containing a ..t an , i , . on y ono to I le 1 1 , ici ' i4 itize of Z 0,0001.; ,which more {sitiyr,,, Day, )4 1111 \ .91 1 as soon as drawn, will lie in , 1 1 ,._... SI ANT. From the great demand, •and . the . small; is ontily of Tickets, he solicits an early application at 1 4 and of Offi . 1; ' ) . 37, CO ' letN 6111 !liAYMARKET. _. IN k 11, HOLIIIIOI.I, I 141, OXFORD-STKE.E . T the I.,itttr.re suld 2,1 ,206, the First Prize of :40,0001. 12.416, i ll th e i tiZe ftf low) OuinLas, and 2,990, another Golden Prise last Lottery. '• .... tV -------- ------_______________ • rON, • • and 18, ll St ock-Broker, '2, Cot ith 1 , Lo d tlir at teriti etentry-street, feels great pleasuta in calling 'lt f his Friends and the Public to A swill Lot- ery of only 5,000 Tickets, Willi a Grand Prize of I, .S 0 ,000 , ttsid tg z; or I ° Gnin eas to b e pa id i n Gold ~.,,_ robe ilrawii.all itiOne Day, : V., t. early as the 24th Instant. ' fort therefore cl' 't earl II at eithef. of his truly. 1 , un att ~, ..o ici san ea call , 411-..be..1-'locess. where the last Twenty 'Thousand sold by last '.lOO O "'"ts the Golden Prize of 101,0 Guineas, and the t, _ Prize, 'v ••o:6arc now paying; on elensand. I v i ti ll All basiness' hi ' th e :Public Funds conducted as usual "u4 r and ininetnaiii Y. NEi t . • TEUIRS.DAY; 24th AUGUST, ALL MUST BE DRAWN. AR4OLL a d. CO. Co ntractors, return their lectiv,gurajefut T haul?s to the Public fnr the liberal Patronage liek et , 111 the last-Lott. ry, and bg to inform them that . 4_lld Shares are oen-SalPfor a e LOTT FAY, of Alidar;apiLY FIVE Ttio , SAND TIf,KETS, POUNDS. Beside s PRIZE PRIZE of TED wry T . FIOt_TSAND POs- , . , - • Til ar !thes a great Variety ,- )rott.,,: Capitals, and r4E, THOUS„AND GUINEAS IN GOLD; t . E t rlCk To Ile all Dr awn i n ONE DAY. 'rt Id ". so fti -- and SHI.ItPi Il 26 i ST at CARROLL al Iltit. en i\T . •• ar se . s't all 13•7, COVHILL,e OXFORDand-, R EE s, .., ........,,,.., osiness in the Public Funds'is transacted. TO BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY, STA.rt I'ILOEXT T HURSDAY, AUG. .!;• euq tains a G - rrEtty of 014 5,000 Tickets, rand Prize Ttintrr 4 THOUSAND POUNDS, • ' 4l ‘uci 8,000 GUINEAS in GOLD. SCHEME. 1 .. " . '' ... st ......... C. 2 0,000....... i r 10,000 -s. • •• . . • • • —' 10,00 b !. * ........ ,•• • • 16,000 , 4000 ~ .... ..*. ....... -•-- 2,100 ..... ... 1,050 t. ............. 1,0,50.... 1,000 4. *. ............. . 600, I,i' i 0 4.•.• ..... .. . ...... OP s• 900 . _. • • ........ . ..... 300 • 66:0 Ct., ....... ....... 2'o 400 I, 4 ... ..... '• • " -.... rNO - . e51k0,•...... ....... ... so - 7.;.'' , 6 11 0 iti '1" • ...... • ts ' . .......,, tr,rawn Li . ..i ik •••. ,a6 • • - ...., . amo itv) ()Q .. r . . ...,, TO qa ••"•• it.... 'qiets,„ - Tsli't I,ici,,:: .t i :k . 7 '*lll receiv e LAO 000 Mote, making li Z‘R.3OD,SOOOON.' 4(14414.4.1. a nd ' Sale 4 • alt A . tk at • an iScHAIctES' are ort_} !t__ msfot the pre-etit Lotter?, C„,°,_II::HAIL :nrtilre. H ( Alt ING-C ROSS, '144 Sold in the LAST LOT'rERYs No. 11,172, . 1h Priz e of f,.20,060: In Eleven Shares; ,497, • - A Gulden Pr An ize of 1,000 ,Guiaeas, . , In Nine Shares, "..._ . - ''- 11‘.07.11- M T . 0-4" ICOI4pARABi,E .SIXCESS. eer HO USAND POUND PRIZES Slared and 14. ,, • „ _. SOld hy WEB% vi;. u lte tl- i rw • ..-Drwn Ist Atigust...../, 006 • ' - 4 rter and Twelve Sixteenths, it i n b ~,,, in the last Lottery). (being only Ond . , --ttt Q,,,, - ••;".• •• • Drawn 13th may: ...L3°,°°°' , h i • & --`"irwo ighths, and Ei . glit Sixteentbs, ‘ l3 eni. c ) l. lelp tiz ()tile Only One in that LotterY), . . in " * tit " f .10001.• 5 001. &c. and one of 1000 Ottineas p 4ll '61.4 '' t WERB's rits i t °l Vo ' rtunate Office, No; 1 7, Lud - Wi-,„ Ral.e-street, near St. Paul's. . ifr.s.. ,_ . , i n , It,. iiilt-41-S4 lecls the .iiighest' salls!(-;`Linfti. , tI Y exp, e u clng the above fortunate events,. l i n( h;,s , ati. 14. , !! !t i his ,s!tliat. the series of Good Luck., ' t il .t lit theTlice hitherto, will conti.lue, be pee ,; coll,Pr°4ching,Lottery its suceess will again v . it %,,,tr sPicnons it iiint.C v •r b o c yted and Ike ''' 01-rI,I)Y " F o nly 5 000 Tckets bikionso,6Gra ','. , '• ' v ia be all L I -1 1_11t . ;"- anu :1,000 Guineas in Gold, ‘ 'I , t at ,„ , M)xY, 2tticrui mox ai. with F. Gran d _ + ..144,0--,otterl -L-Rtrett, nem. St. Paul's. . • %Iv .. 4 INe, TO SI•,-.COLONELS li F RE' 'l.'4 ENTS• Plit,'NS• 1 t :f . COLONELS tirr• h i, t ,. 41 h•gs .43 ii Oi ill . that ‘___ ...:it zt 4l :t i'ltl l,: l . , ,. to_ cio - r H E REGt NI ..'N'l", .:: fy n s r h o w e ' s ', y :;.,:s,tic,. 14.ittaitC1.;?itrleiitt . e e , e it out l r4 s rie i n ti ts s. dt ' Pric a e tha ' n what 11'9 ' 'ars I°llV j'a'Yi4g. n " the same - Credit, and for any nir,he i r . tt e h at litiNt Ike, "reed on. . —No 4t lilatlifriars-Cridge. . 25' liPrer 11""le 11 Path LajeT, witl)in five mitintes ride of 11 .. 1'de k :Ilo tut i ( a: t rue r ; a Magnificent RESIDENCE Furni .l sh i e , d 4 . , I '4 l''Y vi niti s d -ilac i(nts, with extensive O ffi ces and ` 4 . 1 1 1 _ 1 , 3 _ . lie, o,tha-r4rahle ratte,. of Hot-houses, iind Walledticr ‘4B'' °t ell '1 Ice 11 °"te, &c Tile South Front . of Sheet -of t;•!1h., el., ,f ..00s lb., Lawn, the Park, and a liege ?%e;isli. 111, si,",:it?' nue acre anti a half, well stocked wit h ~,i",rin)!;eries and Walks, which extend entirely roun d , :lkt;:ti'4l; 1147,1tCltention and expellee- bestowedinusp:oLlontitler3 4 1:1 4 .' 1 1;11;, 1 1 . is in respectesveerie-sirl ) ears. 11'1: t e la w te h d 'i f t ' ' ol o ti n le ta ltesi,cnce of " t it, ) s ILIqr, „,.. i jp ,, . C n C i; • • t• being a coin -41)1 s , t 3 1 .13,.. Lrs I age of 'stifle Lou, P Y At M r m • ' 11(nciwR, Solicitor, Monument-yard. Lao,ooo t7----------____ •••• ,ss . „,,„ AL SELF-REGULATIMT Litt - • ~,l'Uktbesel,lt I NV EN llO N of tt,,4stvii —21.,v0r wh.ich Inc Majesty' patiltiets.:3ll..rias::eljb e t i e h N n e G ' i b li -- - ti tiiti lk ts " . e. confidently hope, entirL.,) or) . ki ll tl,ii 41qt:defects eou,,,t;„„t.d of in other l'russ i c . , ; s 7 . t "'t ti • uf t he til*%t r •'' • 1 • .‘" teltee hEiVt . At' ,. fl ) 't. k,41. it :i , a., i . oaeS,ia,at Lit,li .. ~. .. _.,, ... 0 h o . itt l :,. '', il t1, 1 ,P 1 ° 0 ill w Messrs. Lusg..!lll. vu: -..a,ll wh„ ti;o4ittsi.‘v.,l. • t „ ~11 44:1 Nletlical ur Surg,it. c' ent l - . 1 ,, cs , wi ll ,111) lie".%LeW their Invention:- Its sup. -"K !'" l :i l , ,e : w i s h tit n'.'eki4t,l,ll44.e•'t.--Icssrs: L. while d.,• imtn- .',,,,, ~,, q.4,1.,11,,t I - : 'Lie propert, of others, sohei• ...- -°".111.4111; t;„ltt 1 4 't ;4 1) . t t : 't of th e t as ef their asserti , ''. ii,,li,tviiltellie,.without assistance, or ha.. it tLi c4 Altert: ` I .,, ( !iLW• 111 e Truss, •as will most •'••• lid. to pressure lo h :r i t: i c i :n e r as to e, tt,"ltext,ritiut•Nor will he he : subject to the iotens s r oi l a ...„ e_ ‘...i,4l,r,truitili,:tir frequent lk caused byTtril 1 915 . ''' ttrl at v (1 , )t). it Little.BruuV•strret, ...... ~, .._.: Betul--....Areet. "1., ~.~ ~ ,~ ,~ b+ TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1875. VI'ATERLOO • , City of London Tavern, 17th Ang. 1615. AT the GENERAL MEETING at this place,-- Resolved, " tieneral Subscription of itll.classes be opened for the specie . / Reliet.and•Beuelit of the Famillet of the brave "Men and of the wounded Sufferers .the. IWITIsI4 ARMY ::oder' the eon - inland of the' illustrious WELLINGTON, in the signal Vict.,ry'of IVaterloo, and in the several Battles of the present Campaign." . fly the Licence, of thc King's Letter, granted by the an• thorityof the PrniceAtegent, to the Archbishops, f;ollect ions, .• are so. - triaking under their direc tion, by the Clergy, of ro vinwicy subscriptions In their ChurcheS and Parishes, for the relietof the sufferers at-Waterloo, of the BRITISH, .111 MY, under the comidaud of Field Marshal the Duke of WEI, LwiTos, awl also of the PRUSSIAN ARMY, , under til4 command ofField-Marshal Prince BLUCHER. The Comentteedesirerto receive iomediate Applications from the Widows, Families, and dependencitelatives, and for Orphans of Officers mid Soldiers killed, and from Officers dis , bled, and Men severely wounded or disabled, who have re covered, and may be - certitied and diScitarged; bein, ready to attend to all such cases, and to afford, where wanted, a 1» - t , ' tent assistance and rhlief, in - part of that Which may hes..after be determined on fur their cases respectively when a near cal culation can be made of the extent of Claim, and of• the amount of the Subscriptions , properly applicable td such relief Aug, Subscriptions made, and'ierCeit'ed at this place, L. 114,510 Further Su . L. s.j Lncriptions : L. s. Subscriptions corn inencixi in Shrop shire, bout - 250 0 At Rainshottoms & Co. Henry It..se hy, Esq. 5 0 Mrs. Mesex, of Clapham 0 Collection in Swanage, Dorset, by the Rev. S. Gdle - 131. R.'s. 6d. At Lloyd's, Mari of Wotif;u;oligh Subscriptiot [tithe Pa ri,ll- of Middeuhall, Suffolk, by the Rev. Nat bin Orman 271. ss. 61.1. From Denbigh, by Mr. Cleaver (additional) 4 0 Vr.testantDisie•iters of Beimilley, Worcester- _ Shire, after brine Service,by Mr. Henry Stacey - 101. 10s. sid. H. K. 4 0 Collection at Cotton, 'in 'Bedfordshire, by Rev. Whitting ham - • - - Collection in the Town of Dunstable, by the Churches ludem 571.133.10 d The Township of Cal vei‘eY, by the Rev. M • Freeman 231. 9s. 3d. Parish otAyott, St. Pe ters, by the Rev. C. Chester - 6 9 Rev. J. Edwards,South Ceruey, Gloucester. shire - - A. B. Z. " Collection at the Church of St. John the Baptist, and St. L%ct re ice, Bristol, by the Rev. U. Johnes 18 6 Collection at the Cbuich of St. Mary Blanclford, by the ltev. The. Wise 41. 121.4 d: At St. Andrews, Ply mouth, after a Ser mon by the Key. Jn. Galidy, Vicar - Parish of Charles, Ply mouth, atter a Ser ge/in by the Rev. Dr. Piatilier, about Collection in Westbury Parish, near Brist:,t, by the Rev. It. Car rose - 1401. 175. 6 d. Christ-Church, Spital fields, alditiunal Robe' t Logan - U.•ton - - V IG 18 3 Parish of Widford, Essex, by the Rev. W. Warner, Rector 2 El J. Willan „er Drum _ Willau mends 63 0 W. Smith Parish of Northfield with coduti, Worces- • tershire, per Rev. T. Fenwick - - 21 15 Vaux Brothersj ••• 25 0 Tebhut, Batson & Co. 21 0 Parish of St. Mary Ab clau ch, per Mr. ISPINair, Churchwar den - - - 36 0 Parish of Drinkston Woolpit, Suffolk, per Reverend 11. Patte son , Rector 51. 6s. 6d. Rev: Patteson, Rec tor - - - 18 0 Duppa, (2d Sub- • scrquion) - 10 0 1 - 1, Kulle - - 10 10 Goodall and Turner 50 0 37 14 10 0 3 ' 0 Subscriptions made or com menced in several Cities, Towns, and Districts, which the Committee has received or had communication of them, - L.10,000' 0 0 Edinburgh,abouti 0,000 0 0 Glasgow, - 7,000 0 0 Man; iester 4,000 0 0 EAsterti - Division, Sussex - 873 2 0 Hull - - 807 13 .8 Carlisle, about 1 IOJ I co Leicester - l auo 0 0 Vial: • - - IdiuO 0 U Exeter - _1530 0 0 Caniuridge Vol ur-: teens - 1000 0. 0 Cheltenham - 228 14 6 AlMP's 237 Chiswick - 200 0 0 Southwark, on ac count - 1000 .0 0 Gi avesend - 415 11 3 Ketisi , lton - 124 II 6 Chelsea 583 12 9 Bedford - 464 11 0 Chepstow - 125 210 38 0 I 1 I - 21 0 AtChatteris & Co. t,.. t illwion in the Pa rish of Studland, in •Vortet,. by Rev.. j; Thortittm - - 4ls I . .. ••• • MI Communicatinns per Pod, slinuld be directed, Tratrr iloo Subscription., London—and put.•under Cover, directed F r a ' aci ' s. I; "'4 n g , , En. •1F.4. 40. 6cc.. i'osl.oiiice, Loudon. Subscriptions are.received at I,l6yd's; .at thy City (4 . Lon .dos Tavern; Ind liy all the Bankers of the Metropolis. - .1. PIIVF;LSFoito, Sec. 21st ;AuiiSf. FIE•PY PER. CENT. CHEAPER'. WHO BALD, and the 101 least Iladts of Hair remain, by using Prinee's Genuine !Cassia Oil regult.rly for a Short time, may rely oo the bald places ,becoming tOvereil with liiiiS. Aht G e ntlemetk - Wearing powdrr, ought to use it instead of ',titivation. In short, is the bot.zind Vctioleyutest'Oil •foi.preserring nod promoting the lair of Ladies, Gentlinien; and -. Children ; and if, used con stantly not A h.or will fall offl'or turn-grey, and maltes,tpni, west, and sb..rt hair, groW thick and lonic, renders dry or harsh hair'soft ; protnotes,,eye-brows, whiskers, and where there is hair be ,miture, and has fell off, will restore - ; also. Ladies will find. it keeps real or false hair in heautiful,curls and gloss. Several Ladies and '.;ent lemen who had used Prince's Russia Oil for years, and Annn.the. use of that alone not a.hair fell off of turned Vrey; but heing.;,ersuaded to rise other Oils for the 'oair, soon -found the difference, thelr hair,fell otf, of tamed grey, bare declared that. they will use no °tins . than Prince's genuine RosSia Oil in future. • Cant ion.—There.aretnanir who have used Russia Oil with out benefit, on account of ithpostors, who sold them counter feit, therefore be partiCular to ask for Prince'; , Russia Observe, the name, " PRINCE.," is on the corer - and un the seals of each bottle, or it cannot be genuine. • Mr. PRINCE respectfully acquaints Ladies ato(..'4entlemen, to make his-GENUINE RUS SI A OIL in general; use for the Hair, will in i tnresell FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER; the u„tilc usually old at 7s. will be 3 . 4. 6d. and the guinea bottle as half-a-guinea ; and a large bottle, containing eight small ones, at a guinea, or six large bottles for !Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the colt Proptittor, PRINCE, Dentist, John-street, Oxfor&street, Loncon. Observe, as the numbers run irregular in John street, Pritice's house is not a shop, a private house, opposite No. 7, is next door to a coachinaker's. Ladies -atid Gentle particular to give them direc tions, sending servant. , will be e on ., a s there are shops in John-street, as well as in other streets, who sell counterfeits: The Genuine is also sold by Mr. Stri) - th, Perfumer to his Majesty,New Bond•street; Hen &le, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-stroet ; 13ayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and Mike and Duchess of York, Cockspui -street ; Harding anti Howell, 89, pall-Mall; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Dicey, 13,4 w Churc hyard; Barclay, 85, Flvet•ntarliW ; ButlVr, 4, ch ea psiele; Edward's, 66, St. Paul's Cbureli-yard; Low, 330, Strand; T. Kahle, and Co. 45, King-street, Covent ;garden ;• Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; -Berr y , Johnson, 43 r ~.0: - S t r e e t ; Wcston and Rout, 229‘ . Strand : Davison, 59, Fleet-treet Ripe, G 5, Cheap Side ; Bolton and 'hilt, Royal hiellange; and by most principal Perfoiners and Met -clings; Cartainsiand Country Venders will rexeivi a 11- ber,d allon-aucth This Day was puhlishi it, price 4s. A " POINT by POINT"•to the SPE REPOR I of the DIRECTORS of the AFRICAN INSMUTION. Qtiod si qui siniulatione, et inaui ostentatinne,"et ficto nnn modo serinone. sed etiam stabilew se glorizuu consequi posse reutur, weliementer e.Erant— Necsimulatuin Lowest quitlqu:nu esse eititurnittn-- the. no Orr. Lib. ii. By ROBERT THORPE, EFq. LL.D. Printed for F. C., and Wirington No. hi, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and sold by all , hc Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the Fourth Edition, with an addi tional Preface, of Dr. Therpc's Letter to Nlr. Wilberforce; Itis Answer to Mr. Horner; the Institution Itepoßt of Fe bruary 1815 ; anti his Reply to Mr. MacAulay.—Either of these may be had separately. WEBB and BUNUE's REPOSITOItY fur all 1.1.1. ts of .CARRIAGES upon an easy Plan, adapted for Invalid; of every Description, sartlioned by their MAJESTIES add all the ROYAY FAMILY. AVACT.—Heatt It and Longevity being sOitght after by the prudent part of Mankind, BCTNCE, at the Suggestion of numerous Professional Gentlemen, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that he hAs now ready for sale a C.ItEAf QUANTITY of his IMPROVP BATH CHA.PE and CHAIRS, which are now brought to such high Perfec thin, that any Person 'baring the least tendency to ill health, Way receive the benefit of the Alt in them with as pinch ease as reclining on a Sofa; they give that gentle and easy Exercise " essential to Health, aid oecksieus free ltespiratiop, which is not to be met with in aily otter Carriages ; thevare of the greatest benefit to Ge mitten afflicted with the Gout, or any. Lind of Contractions of the Limbs; they.r.re tecoMineuded by Physicians of the first eminence. The fact is, that to Family would be•without them, Winter or Summer, if they did but know the ,salubri , us effects occusioned i by the . use of thos most excellent Vehicles. The, Nubility,, Gentry, and others, may be supplied at Ozie . Hot;es Notice; as - likewise his S Machine for the House, so particularly recommended by the Faculty fur Pregnant Ladies, or such Patients whose case requir e s Exercise, in the House, when the Weather will not permit_ to go abroad. I:lunte begs leave td : inforni the Faculty and othersthat he has studied an easy.l3ed-chair for.the cons fort.of the Sick while cOnlincd. tO ;.he Bed; he has another very 10e....1*, the . fort. Verandas, Garden, and Park . I'airniture•of every de scription, made in:the best manner, and all other artioles,in his general Business.---Orders. received, atWelitr.and Bunce's old Manufactory, Hantiilersmith„ where Merchants -and tains of Ships may be supplied, with say Jt.,t` q .use Very,usejul. Articles for exportation, and. a very bandsmne -Profit allowed theM.—Plea - se to direct the ,Coachman to drive to the,corner of Webb's-lane.—A Flag. stall is on-the top of, the Dwelling House. • . . . . GOLDEN . Cl.toSS, - CROSS,. AND: SA,UVAt3E, LUDGATF.-111LL.2 ' GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. rl l Hti;,ftilio wing aoyAL MAI LS Set off frot'i 'the,above Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-General, vie. , „ DUBLIN, Waterford, borlt, and 411 parts of kretatid.. Ban'tor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of Nottli Wales,' MILEORP HAVES, Haeerford-West, Carniarthen, Bre ton Monnionth, and all parts ilfSouth CNEs'rER., Namptwich,Sfalford',Litelifield.,,Nolthaukptori. WISBEACH, Mann, Chartcris, alfd St. Ives. .cAMII.ItIDGE and Ely. NE'W'MAREAT', Pirandori,,So.:a'ff falai, and Faheiiiii.ai BUR Y ST. EDMUNDS, 4. . NOW:VIC:11, by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Culeliest)er, Ipswich, 'And Scale. • • • WORCEtiTER; PerslioVe . , Eveshatii, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, CHEIN EN HAM , rind , ' OXFORD, ectry Eectling at Eight o'Clock. LUDLOW, Lenbury,;inci all parts of Shrorishife YARMOUTH', Lo've?tritf, Beer:les, Voxfor;l,B:Wooßnidge 'HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, itild lleverley. BARTON, 14'ater:.,i6, LINCOLN, SleafOrd, BoOrti, Peterborviige, arid Stilton. And the following Royal Patent, and Other Coilehes, on the newest ru: best "c onstrnetion. Also is. added a list of citit!* arid Principal ',l7.V . irns,. to which Passengers are regularly pint - eyed; a reference there So will save notch trouble tO Travellers and PersonS having baggage or parcels to tend. LIVERPOOL New Light Ccich, ant only one night (car ries four inSide : only), through Wareingtntt, NorttilVich, Mid delwich, Srilidbach, .Uttoxeter, Bortorti-apan-Trent, Mcas, ' 11aw, Hincirley, LutterwOrth and Noithamptim, SUnday, Wednesday, and Friday MorriinS, at Six ; performs the jour ney in :hi hours, well lighted and guArded throughout. . LIVERPOOL 11 c thiongli AVarritigton, Oats- Fora, Congletori, Newcastle, Stone, Atherstone, and Er.otierwortb, Tuellay, Thuriday, and Saturday ; travels with 'etriordinary velocity ; only one night . on the road well lightett and guaid.- ed the Ni:liide‘rf the jotarilc) YOIIK New dn4 Past Coach every Morningrit Six, through• Ferrptridge, DonciOer; Bawtrv, ford, Newark, Grantham, arid - Stamford. From York, Pas ;engers a e forwarded with the e - reatest facility to Edin burgh. Berwick, Newoustle_, Alnwicli, Shields, rind Sundt:- lande,l):litara4 DAriii4ton, CONTR,ICT FOR •i'HE t'ißllf_lG.F; QP 77.118 ER. lyavy- O f fice, r vast 14, 1 4 15. rril E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS :a nil COMMIS. ~Nio,Vgßs of HIS,:iielJESTrs N 4 1 77 d, Aerchy give . .)rotice,, .77eat on nt;ednesflay, 14e - poth :Instant, at One o'Cloch, they wilt 'Le ready to Tr* with such Persons as may be-willing to Contracifor conveiing froth ALICE HOLT FORF.AT, in theCoitnty of Hants, to htsMAJESTY'S YARD at WOOL,WICI-I,thefolloting pat:Wiles of TIMBER, vis. Timber, .abunt 256 Loads. Beech 76 Elm ditto 5 A Foim of the 7'ender rLay to seen at this Office, Nu Tender will ; be reeeieed,,after Oue eelocki on ,the dity . of 7'rt'aty, nor Any noticed, unless theioarty/or an Agent for hizn atlentls. Every Tender must be accompanied a Letter addressed to the Navy Board ) and signed by a responsOle Penton, en gaging t( become bound 'with the Perso3 tendering, in the SUJI.I of 3001. for the dui: performance of the Contract. NVIIITE ON SITACTUREN. This Day w;ts lullHs:led, ire gvo. the Second Editi6n, rected and ,olarged, price is. Od. hoards, of BSERVA'I'IONS on STRIC 6S an °tiler AFFECTIONS, oeca , doning a Contraction kith, lo,er Part of the littetilial Canals, and the Node of:Treat ment, accompanied with' Cases and Engravings, illustrathc of different morbid Appearances. By W. WiitTE, - Member of the itoyai College of SurgeonS, Lond on, art 4 one of the Surgeons to the City Infirmary and Dispensary; Bat 11 Printed : for Longman, I - horst, Rees, Orme, and ,Scor e ., Paternoster-row, liondou ; and li. t;ye, ttath. This Day was-published, price 2s. QUITE REMARKS on - the UNITARIAN ME MOD of INTERPRETING the SCRIPTURES, as lately exhibited in a Publication, under the assumed Titlu of ‘• An Improved Version of the New Testament t" to which are aOded. Considerations on the Manner in which the Gos pel should - be preached, to- lie remie..eli efinetuar to -its in tended purpose. Piirtly ddircredin a Charge, in June 1815 ; and the whole, with the Notes, respectfully addr.sed to the Younger Clergy. • I3y the Rev. CHARLES DAUBENY, • Aiiiideacon of Sarum. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by the Bool.sellers in Bath, &c. S c. 40 0 EPTItCI . I 'sl:;Civi:'..N.Cll-.TIAT.FP77tirtcT. • • . ingwohl,Glasgots. , , , Dunifries„.Carlisle, Pcni-ti 11: - .ougli, iip pun, Borou:rh Bridge, Kuareshorough Harruwgate.:, and all - Pa l r i ts lN 4 Cfil tl ll N •l., ° ' rt A P" th ' ers . toti:', .i..ntteri 'oft h, and Slott ,'-' ton Coatili.eVery Stoma:l #-.l7,..ercept Monday, and ev'ory SHREWSBURT and North• Wales Lion Bridge, WolverhaniPtott and 'l3i.iningli:Ouevery Morning , ' • of N• orth Wales, eve L y.• 4Sew Coach, called . The ' Crown ' through Stoi.y Skratfo ‘ rd, Lemington and Warwict,. every Morning - at Four, and arrives t'l , ‘,:saine Evening- at. Ten. Chester, Stiliford, - and Litchfield POst- C° Vi a VS ( BE "v AC rY H E , v .:l:; i i l c i ri; ,chatteris, and St, ttif,,,,,,rlc i stie ll io • urrx e asg s ::,,l N ,si,al4). ; ; ; , ; ,uro C a,,,ge,r o sid a ijii c ,ii:,...l l ::l l :: ',. Monday, Wed-nesday, and Friday north and i}ortltanlzxlan; ne}v_a.+id Northleacl),••Burford,,and Oxford (carries 'Thursday, .and Saturtia) . - Motaiiin„;s at Six. l?lterfhata. • OXFORD-N.Lo - PoSt Coach, called lac Defiance, every Morning at bight., : ,•. „ , , , NORWICH . very last Co:;c11, through Newmarket and Thetford, evervi.E.venink a t S e vi ) , .• YARMOU.Iii, Lowestoft", Beccles, YoxfOrd, and Wood- • hAfterno o n Neirce,rvy, Ar a i t et . e.l. Fu et u gdro : every,.r p. Night, aod.carriages to all Parts of Norioll, Suffolk, Essas, anti Caiiihrid•-e hire • FAK EN fIA.•:, swaffliair;•Brandrin, and N.ewniai ket ele gant New, ('oath, the 'Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursd,y, and Saturday' Ni4lit at Six at Five. L r Nl\ Post, .Coar.h ! Tuesday; Thursday, and Sat urdaY Mortiings at , . SOII .and .•Lyrnitigton 'elega-it new Coach, every Morning (except .sunday). at Five o'clock. Packets sailto the Isle of Wight no the arrival of the Coach. Parcels arc conveyed.to all.parts of the .Island. WINCHESTER, Basingstoke, and 'Hartford Bridge very fast Coach; every Morning.at TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. -. • • TuN,Bittptil: Wells new ciost Coach(carries four i ns idu only) through Tunbridge, Sevetioake; and Riverhead, every Afternoon at Four o'clock, Satiday.excepted. BURTON alien ,Treot Post Coileh, throng)! Measham, Twycrosi; Athelstotie,"Hineklcy; Lutterworth„Welford, Nor thampton; and DU...Stade, Sitnday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings' at Sin , ,ol.; s lek.. • • 13R1S'rOL, Bath, Melksham, Devizes, and :liirlborough in,* and excellent Post Cifach (carries four ;+'Dude onlyf every Aftecil mon at Five, well lighteiTazid, A uardeti throughput. This Conv4ance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the Western Road. ..• F.XETEIt, Plynuipth, and Falmouth Coach,:cva.elrlyedlbocrißal loon, evi,ry Mo! ing at zcvent. , SF,VENOARS, Riverhead, & Bromley Coach es, every wort(. OASTINC+S, Battel, Roliertsbridge, Flitowell, and t un ..• bridgeexpeciiii,,o,,New,Coach,everyNiorningal hall -past Five. _ornde_ • , dtu ng , and P( ) E lt v e r n S i N n i g ° a U t a o n. rt p. ' , f e c te le r g sfi r:p id h, 7c. od, 6,,PiPhlrtfoir.dSNNl(2wlj.Cll}::l:l-I:fliall.l'edis:l(qc,ic‘irks:r.y Morning and Evening at F rind re. POR I'SNIOISTH New and elegant Prist Coach, the Dirks of Wellingt n, Tuesday, Tharsday, and Saturday Mornings, at E 4 ht o'Cluek. . .... • , EX.ETER an it dTatuon Coaches, every Morning & Evening & WEL - 10.S, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn* . ing and.Lvening. PLYMOUT.H and-Fahnouth very fast and cheap Coacheij ' eyery.Nlorningand Evening. • BURY and Newntarliet Pest Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings; at,half-past Five: , • BATH and ~Bristol Coaches, so 13ath„in 14 Hours, every MOr ! 'yonc at half-pintFotir o'Cl•)ek,and Evenitf! - ! at f"..Ve. . LEWES, Uckfield,Martsfiehl, and East. Grinstead Coa,:hes, . every Morning at Eight o - Chie.t: . BOGNOR, and, the Itpc4, a Bathing Place , on s the Coast, much admired for its fine Sand's, a new CUach, eery Morning at Six. . . CHICHESTER, Nn.dhUrtt . , and Hailemare, new Telegraph Every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrd ty, at Six. HICHESTER . New Coach, through Doncton and Pet worth; Monday, WedtiesdaY, and Friday Iqm:flings - at seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Dnucton, Petw TO, and Littl e Tuesday, 'Thrtriday, aPd Saturdiy MAIDSIONE.• MallinK,• Wrothani Ca'ebeS, every at Seven. .• Morning at Five and Nine ()Thick. . FOLKSTONE, Ilythe, Sandgate, and Ashford toacheS 11, niusgate, Deal, and Canterhary C ht Six o'Clock, and ,Evening Fit c. v.xt,(l)lrrciya)h\ges ER, a r'tli ..g alwaysready ie fir families of parties. 13ROMPTON, Ci?at hain, RoChester, and Stroud COaclieS of • every description,' at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, anti F'u;e the Evening. • GRAVESE:I3, S.:iirthlleet, and Dartford Coaches at Sint and nine in•the Mornin4, ()fie at Noon; and• Five in the Evening. Extra Coaches always ready. ..BBIGHTOS, uririna,l Red Coach:, through Croylon; Rei gate, Crawley, anal Caelifield„ everYMornhig ai Eight. - 131tIGHT ON New.cOac.l4 'called the Dakeof Norfolk. evrey Moraini' at. Niae o , through Dorking„ Horsham, & Inttra-rro:si. - New and Elegant Poit .Coach, the. Eclipse every Afternoon at 'fbree. • •• • • BRIGHTON Regency .coach, at half past Eight.• o'Clock • every Evening. WORTHING modern and tralyrlecirable'Post Coach, (car rie's four inside only) throngh Breadwafer, Fiuddif, Ashing tun, West Grinstead, Horshaiiii; and Dwrlsing, every Morning at Ei'tst o",Clnelt. • GODA.LAING; Guiltlford, Merrow", East Horsley, and Bookim T;leviity, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. .EAsiBOI.3II.N Summer Coach, . Tuesday, Thursday, and 'gatuiday',.at Half, past Six o'Clock. • , GOI)ALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. 'DORKING, Leittlterbead, aim Epsom (;caches, every Monlini.z.at Niue, and Afternoon at 'three. ATFSNING, Horsham, end Dorkilig tjoiches, every !quiting at Sit. • PIAMIEVON and Mitcham. Coaches Daily. COACHES,set.oIf from the BELLE •BAUVAGE tAMBRIDGE Patent Mail.. BiIt.MING - 14AM New PoSt 'Coach, the CroWn Prince, every . Vlorcing at. a Quarter oefore F.eve, throng - It Stony Stratford, Southorn, Leinifigtoit',. and WarvOsk. ,•,• t.).,F0(11) new and elegant k'i'.ftt coach, the Defiance, every Morning at SOUTHANInON (Cullyer's Coach!, every Morning, ex. cept Sunday, at Five. ALTON * teeth, 'Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn.' ir*s, at Nine. , NEWIIURY Coach,. every Morning at Half past Six; SALISBITRY C.,ach, at Half Nast Three every Afternoon. 1-IAsT.INGti Post Coach, tevery Morning at Eight-. WINDOR.Coaeh, every Morning, at Seven: BRIGHTON Cnaell, the Doke of Nafolk, every Morning, at Nine, throogli Dorking, florshaini and Henfield. BltiGii - r0N: 44,07 Post Coach, the Eclipse; every After.. noon, ht. Half past 'NO. BRIGHTON Post Coaoh,. etery Evening, at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Eventing. 'POtt - rgourrl cotioisei,e :cry Morning and Even. at Five, . LYNN Nv...W Coach, Tuesday; Thursday, and Saturday Mornings; at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office iii London from ‘t!pcnec Cat-riages , et ottt to 'all the Bathing and I-V "ter" lYri‘ , tlu . Places o ' and plates fashionable arid mblie retort the The p. i t n ru E cl i t r t i l : a s z a d t go Inv ! . e h Lt e e n o i zt b strict. Offices,att e a n n t , i t o: v e s , s l , .i y l I .; f e o p rn a , i a d t . io iti Carriages " and an Insurance tingedwßP4alrs'c: I p o r r yp Pa ri e u k t e a a r relative to all public '(five Fire igt r s lttNyi r sc e .igo i paid