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4'' e I CL I Nr.B ER 6992.] I r . THEATRE Rova., DRURY-LANE. ;PRESENT EVENING;" Feb.. 2, their Majest ies' Servatit.. , ill m•rform thc Tragedy of MACBETH. -na ll ," -n ca : fl,ll4ing; of Scotland, Mr. Ouwen ; Malcolm,' Mr. Bar 14t "; 1/9ti4hain, Miss Carr; Macbeth, Mr. Kean ; Banqu o , • I '°l'e; Uiacduff, Mr. Rae; Lady Macbeth,'Mrs. Bartley. To w hic4 will tie added*, the new Musicalltomance of THE NINTH STATUE; Os;, TUE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. morrow, The Provoked Husband; Lady Townley, Miss tL e 44 , t , 6 ", bCi ng her first appearance in that Chtiracter, and I'a nt . `" l Ill4llt of her Engageuignt ; after which, the New THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 7 -; • The Proftrietors have the pleasure of informing the Pub -11; that Miss O'NEILL's illness was but temporary, and THIS EVENING she will be able to resume her Per 124r,ancet. 9IS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 2, will he performed the Tragedy of 13 t1 -' THE GA TESTER. ,Aso 'ut - rwY, Mr. Young; Stokely, Mr. 'ferry; Lewson, Mr. • .; .Mrs • 8 1-VCr ; Charlotte, Mrs. Eger- A tetr schiC h (2d time), a &ccv Musical Entertainment, in Two Acts, eager'. BROTHER •AND SISTER. \VA.') Nnv Music; Scenery, cod Pecorattons. ''"n etic t -id T • es Mr. FONvertt -I)nit Syivia de. , I _ . os a e O,IIA 1 by , ", Mr. ; Dnroset; Pqseiirco, A.r. Liston; ,Bartolo,_ Mr. ',chart! ; 'lonha Isidora, Miss Stvphens ; Donna Camilla, A- 'gertOrt ; Rosanthe, Miss Matthews; Agatha; 'Mrs, Lk. _ • „, , • ",, h ? New NI, decal Ent , rtalinnent at: Brother and Sister suc cued in tlic.l lost complete and grzitiryibg wanner, and will iii,k.d tvcry I ., :vening. b 1 "7oun row, 1 brother and Sister; with Killing No Murder; 1 -:, 11 ;M c . Nr a ! h e ii- s, who is snfliciently recovered from his 4 .'e 4, veres acvii •: A ; and the New . Pantomime. •—••••:..._ _I 'A LEDONIAN.ASYLITM. • Turisuipi .0 R.F IMS. to the CA LEDONTAN Ix are requested to ineet the President, his " , yat DuK E a KENT and sTRATHEArcc, 411,t ti embert -of the- HIGHLAND SOCIF:ri, in the 'ra4.4 cc, oci Saturday, the 01) February, at .12 the l cleit; When.- btisiness of importanc e w ill be submitted ui rro•trilderaTion',-I.adies and Gentlemen cleArous of pa t; the Institution are i tie ited to attend. JOHN GAL . f, Sec. to the C. A. . , I • 4l "ii°R- of nAii,-PI,AbE, in tine COL?; ri of I - ANTS. , '4 ' 4o le SOLD by ACCTION, at the AUCTION-MARI' In nndon . ; tin TI-MASS the I Cth day of Maicli,lBl.s, 4 * . t (3 ne ceelotk, in One Lot, r i p , 1/"11144 tevY desirUble and iinrrovAble thistoniary , tely, alitutt two miles. Nll\l4(3l t of TIALL , PIiACE, situated in the Parish of trxim Sandhurst and 131ackwater, and , i l i 3 , , ifit"iznLoinlop, with the customary Court Royalt , ics, , A . lie , na; r scs Quu-P , t turwrit- `I" " 43 - ' " risii, and L+ rod s , d , Iftlimote Cop% bola of *.., . duct: (nearly equal in rdrie to Preeliold) ; comp . asialiiielY,,-0..111,.5el w,it1..1" Gardens, i'ish-ponds, Water`Cnrii-mill, incl6sed 'M :".1 "-" '" i ng 239 Statute acres ( more otics a t e d t 14-',.w:i Pa%trire„ and Arable Land, part thereof t. ).- or 1e5) . ...4 .vitli exten r s ' i7o, ritt "' o f Flay, 'liv a Moth* of 2tl. per. Acre, p astur , , arid valnatik Mailorial and other [tights of (.., alio Tuib ar ' H eat f y .-). alt ' •&(: • on the large Commons and ' tu ts lie .et s° W.l-,jr,: e ; , I Z;d u a v rif i , :t th e . i enting of Messrs. I l lo n s t l i e n y g , citify 2851. per rear, rd, 4 vary old Itents, auto 14: 1 1 , 1 1 7 is n eatiY the central of a fi ne Sporting Country, v 7' c n.:.: with Gdnie, and 'th e it tended Inclsure of tire .idrasrliy:a.rid Enfraneitiseinent of the Co' pyliolds w o ill add cwt.. , aty t o its value. „. i ll 'Ern.-4 4 •;1 Particulars may.be had'of Mr. , -11Ostey, Ilse Testaat.o i i ." l " 'XIII sfiew the- - Estates ; also, at the roars at Litackwater, ert " - d - britlg e ., and Bagcliot, and at the Xitction Mart, London ; an 4, for further Particulars, uppl?Caticu may he bur) `; 1 ° ( ieorge snail; Esq Charlton Co•tagei neat' Sbafte s " " li i r Yf ' l 4ti Stanley Smart, Esq. 28, ited Liao-square ; Thos. t N t ' -I;6 ' F 's (- 1 LitiColu t s-inli ; 'Edward Rolisou, Esti. Castle ''etti IciC e 4 er-square, London ; or to "nessrs'. llancl . and ritlit ''' .„....._ ""gt Land iVr b ents , mid Surrryors, Axuritittr. -........-__ ' . ' • WILT'S ANI) DOII.SET. T . °be SOLD by AI TRYN, at the Auction Mart, in-•Lon d°n; on Thursday,..the it3th.of March, '1915 ; at , Twelve i cluck, in . Iwo L u t., . . ... P ri - IC CAPITAL MANS.iON, anti Excellent qu Odices of ASIR:o mits, - with the ,heantilt i lly Ftc -‘ilttnese, 'Moods, Pfantaions, and Ground's, delightfully ~,flated in the e nc ha nting- Vc..te of .A•sheorrihe; P"'c uliu g a ':' -r-4 sAible-liesidence for a '.‘i , *birmum i ., or Fatuity of Dist-1;101mi. th the capital and • IfoiAly improvabte Manors awl E.itates • 4,1 f l'ollard Royal, and Ashgrove, with the Utterly of Laver rzte' autt R oyce of Tollai.• Baran Down 'Hundred ailTol - -Farnham and Stabbanipteiti. otherwise- Steepington ilatior; with the. Cbief and (,twit Peat*, Rights, i',oyalties and 1 t';' ' 1 „, , 2 ' •rueges Chief and to the said Manors, advantage - LnLy situated. betiveen the trS.-o ;rent Western roa.IY, in the .1 1 . 16 „ si tes ttf rollard • itoyal, Berss''ek tit: JOhti, and Donhead - . 1 .:,' Marv,. in the County of• Wilts ;•••'foliar Farnham,. Little .tsun-"-tk Parithatii, Tarrant Grenville, and Handley, in the ty of I)orset; aboilt . Fourtecj i Miles front. Salisiravy, and *, 'ztl'u.rn Blamdford, Shaftesbury and S t a t u e e, furnting ' l - t - l e ,, t !t.r.tt kreehold Property,. o f 3,947 Statute Aeits, with, ,i''' dlttes abundantly stored wadi Gani, extending- over about ,•'''°..N.ctees; the e;tintated yearly talus, Three Tlitnrsand (..l Intuited found;.. The Mansion and about 2,9.00 Aeres e 4 s 4: i,* kil ljnß 6 00-Acres of Woodland,) are in Denieslle, til•'• I'h r e 1, granted by L eas e s , or. Copies f ur Onc,-Ftvu, and. -tee Llres,"itrukr ninninal Rents or lieriots, 1"1/4413`11,11,,,tvtlPartieniats may he had of Mr. James Bennet, of ,hoar;. 4 t toYal, wi n i will spew tliat Manor, ( an d A E l tconi b :itlf -:-, a nd (r t 1 quay be viewed with 'leave of I'. C. INle ..totti,'l,,,t, lvin . -11 " " :;heOccirpier,) of , Mr...lc t isia , ll ., ll o. a t r o r i e l; tt ‘ , ,h o o f i ll slie,:`,tatn, and .11r. Thonias Hill, of . S ei i pt . " Pr' Ir.": ' ll `lt Manor; also .at the auction N 'ftesburv; al t . b Lyndon ; ' li nt to i r l-71) kJ ions in Salisbury, I slslulfohl, and , 's 11 , . .., -e4 tian 1.41 ,.. 1i e , " Particulars, and inspecting tteai,.oa_pp,ll - s n i, 43l 4 e- 1 11 ci t George South, Esq. CharltonCtt t.. trige, i;tioarie-;"iLb'sbnrav e J:ltti 'Stanley Smart, Esq. Red Lion ,... '; " 3 "as 11/4;urris, Fs Lineoltis-Inn ; Edwad Robson, ,•,i,',,-.stle-street, Leie:t q. -s uare, Gnatand pichering, Land il r . London ;01 to 'Messrs. ( its and Surveyors, Axminster. bei . lIT.JDSON:s HUIL DIVINg, or CUL PEPEII's .SPEteIFIaE, locp.tre • . for theGrimth of the Hair, - 0. . 4 401 4 a Itecei l it of th 4 famous, Botanist, Culpeper, _.,.,re.cotrinterttled by Drs. Hunter, Cruiclshank, and sere- It. ILi.zinent Physicians. r, . 1 s from exlierierice alone that an adequate idea ,:can be . siatatued.• of the super for excellence. of the_ Huile DiVine, it i t ,l llll .4pg the ,grci.test beautifier, :LS wcil oltrlg artielp fur the Hair ever 1 0:vented; it makes it grow - as tin ; inOS . t 'tour ,',' I st and lung; preventl. its failing off or turning grey; t4,,ctick; the 1 - lair on Whiskers, Eyebrows, Su:. t and where l'i',!: head is actually. hald, it will, althus't wltlittut an excce i,,,tlyvstOre the g,ruwth; and as a prorif th it this quality is ~,.Lidat• to the tinily Divine, t has, in numerous cases, Pr"' trrtid 9iis effect alter farious tother preparations had been 1 ( ....! scr 11tionies 4 length o f tintC withont su cc ess.—See convincing N . 7 , wid further elucidation,iii•-a Disertation on the 7tlre'anti. Diseases of the Hair, enclosed with cacti bottle. A uid, by the appointment of the. Proprietors at eir I, l'' h 4 ; t : ' '''' N u• Si4l' , Gerrard street, Solio-square, Lon ' don : ; r and, :J7, h' . ' flirt4ce appointment, by Messrs. (Janie and Pierce, , .-',',ld-street ; Dari•son and t4nt,• 59, Fleet -street ;It igge, (;,,,,..:`,;""afside„- Berry, 17, Greek-street ; Thorn; 45, and Air6:get 4,15, (1 :a . ..4A-street ; ,old by •nolin Pei colli e rs, flair c4,;s,atiti (.led' Venders, in T4wri and' euiii.tq. 0tiii,‘,..1'.16:x.---Ats thOre is a Counterfeit kind, observe the.ge 4„a tart ' , Igne, , " rin,i.n and Co." un the labe), in ref/ lii t.. 444.1.,, steads " /Judson's Unlit: I?ivine„ for the IlAi, l' , sc ; , 4.Str Ve - ti " IS en4r..vcit on the llo'ttte, anit a l'il,s,rta -1811:411L4ir eitetue: uithin the core: to each Zottle, . . r .•r •., BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. Tms GALLERY, (r the EXHIBITION and SALE of the' WaRKS of fittITNII will OPEN to the Public on MONDAY, the dth Februitry, and gill continue open.erery day, from Ten in fhe FOL. - envoi!' till 1 , 17.'6 in the Afternoon. - Adwittatice ls.--4atalognes By Order, ..301-/SI YGLING, Kei.per In the BANKRUPTCY of MARSH, DEANE, WEST BROOK and DEANE, of Reading,' Bankers. IN consequence of a great . nim,oy of the Credi tors of the above Firm not having been able to prove . their Debts, at the Meeting yesterday at 'Guildhall, and se 'veral holding numerous Promissory Noteg not being permitted to prove in consequence of their not having previoaslv sun -mitred their Securities for examination, agreeably 10 (priner advertisements—The Commissioners have POSTPONE!) the MEETING for the CHOICE of ASSIGNEES until TUES DAY, the 14th February init. at -12 o'cloc4, at Guildhall and bare appointed Three Meetiogs previaas to that time, to 'be held at Guildhall, on Friday next. the :id, Monday the 6th, and IVeduesdafthe Bth February inst. at 1 o'chck, to receipt 'We Proof of Debts. The Ci . editori, therefore, who intend praviog their Debts at either of tie atiove• Meetings. are particalarly requested to send their Securities, with proper Instructions for their Depoidions; to be prepared in doe time before either of the above Mte ings, to Mr. Wathins, 'Stone-fin:Wings; Lincoln's Inn. The Ceediturs ta , siding 1.1 the - Country, whose Debts do not amount to 3U1., are a!,i, informed that ti'e Proof of their Debt's may be re 6:ived the Columissi.in.Ts Mr Auxiliary Cow t•very day thiS iveel, at the Bear Inn, Redittg, or at. I lie Red .Lion, Henley, °skin, nu Thursday the 9th of February inst. and at lite J4anib Inn, WAllitigford, on. Friday the lath,: be ‘k.';:en the hours of 11. and '2. • G. W4MiNS, Agent to the Commission. Feb;- 1, !81'4. 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HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, 'and all parts of North Wales.. • MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carinartheni Bre eon, Nfonrviont,h, and :dl parts of south Wales. 'CHESTER, Nalaptrviik, Stafford, Litchfield, and Not . - thainKton. . WISBEACII, March,.Charteris, and St. Ives. CANI BRIDGE and Ely. . . . . WELLS, Bridgewater, and TauAton CvaeLes,.evctry and Eveniter. PLY \MUTH and Fatotauth very fast and chuip chesi every Morning and Evening. , BURY and Newmarket. Post Coach, Tuesday, Thurs-day, and Saturday Mornings, at Iralfimst Five. ' BATH and, Bristd! Coacites, .to Bath in 14 flour., every Morning ,at half-pust , Four o',CloCk, and Eye Jim; .ti Five. LEWES, Cckfivid,'Nfaresheid, and East ctrinStead C , J:iches, every Nlorning at. Eight. o'Clock. BOGNOR, and the Ruelts, a Bathang PLiCe on the Sos ex Coast, much admired 'fill- its , tine Saittis, a new, Ccaett, every Morning at Six. CLIICHESTER., ?blidhurst, and Haslemare, new Telczraph Coaches, every Tueday„ 'fliarstlay, and SAturd..y.M.:rinoKs at Six. CHICHESTER New Coach, through :Duncton and - Pt 1,- worth, Monday, Wednesday, end Friday Moruiii.:s at Seven, ARUNDEL- New•Ceielt, through Donetoil, Petw.irth, antL Little Hainptou,Tricsday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. , *MAIDSTONE,. Mailing, and Wrethem Catches, every • • .- Morning , itatve and Nine o'Cl Oa. • • • FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Sandgate, and Ashford C t oathcs,. every Morilik., DOVEIt, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterhury Coaches, every Morning rt Six o'Cloek, and Evenintat Yire. Extra Carriagesalways ready for fatnities.or parties. BItOMI'J'ON, Chathant,,ftochester, and Stroud Coacher. of every description,. at Six and Nine in the Morning, Oa at Noon, and half-past Five in the Evening.' GRAVESEND, Northileet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine in the Morning, Ooe at soon, and Fite in the Evening. Extra Coaches always ready. • maGurrON original Red Coach, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cnclikeld, every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON raw Co4ch, called t he Mike of Norfolk : evrey Morning at Nine, through Dorking, Hershaut, and BRIGHTON New and elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse. every Afternoon at Three. BAIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock every Eveuint,•. i.VORTIIING•tnodern and trnly desirable Post Coach, (car ries four only) lltronc:h Broadwater, Findon, Ashing— ton, Weitt;FinStekil, florshaa;, and Dorking, every Morning at Eizht o'Cloeh. • GODALMING, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, and Bunkahi ' .l'uesdav, Thurday, and Saturday;.at Eight o'Clock: EATBOUIt.S t Summer - Coact, Tuesday, Thursday, - and.. Saturday, at Hall.past Six . oThaels. • GODALMINCVAnd Guildford coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. . . Leitherhead, and 'Epsom 'Coaches, every Morning- :it Nine-, and . .Alt,i.rnoon at Three. • • . . . .• NEWNIARKET, Brander!, Swalrliant s and Fakenbana . BURY T. 'EDMUNDS, &c. - NOIMICII, by Newmarket and Thetford. . NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. woRcEsTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton., L GOUCESTER, ctiturENHANI, and Burford. s O:".FORD, - every Evening at Eight o'clock. , , LUDLOW, Leuirnry, and alt part:: I,l , ;hropsitire. YARMOUTH, Loweatuff, Beccies, Yoxford, and Wood bridae. • lI r OLL, Scarborough, Burlington, and BeVerley. MItTON, Wateraide, Ciainsborongli, arid Brig„ • LINCOLN, Sleaford; Biairit,'Peterituronge, anti Stilton. • And the following Royal Patent, and other Coe.••bs, on the newest and best construction. Also is added a list olCities and Prim:ilia! Towns, to whi c h Pasaeneer•s are regislarly ennyeiedt. a reference therea will c-ise Mitch trouble to Travellers and Persous having baggage or parcels to send. LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, nut only one night ;car ries Coin-inside onlyjohniugh Wan-in:then, 'Narthwich • Mid• diewieb t : Saildbach, Uttoxeter, Burtoit-upen,Trent, \ I vas, ham, Hinckley, Litter worth aud Northampton, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six ; performs the jour ney iii :i.; hairs, well lighted' and gu irdedllitanghout. , LIVERPOOL Ito/al Conch, tinting)! WerringtonrEnnts ford, Cungletou, Newcastle, Stone, Litchleld, , l'ainworth, Atherstonc, Hinckley and Lutterwortb, Tneaday, Thursday, and Saturday !wnings, at Six; travelC with extraordinary vt4sseityl only one night On the road : well lighted and guard ed the whicta - or tinfiti'arney. .. . YORK, Newithil Elegant Post Coach every Morning at. ix, through Tadeaster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, liawtrv, ftet ford, Newark, , Granthain, and Stamford. Fruit York, Pas sengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to . Edin-• burgh, Berwick, Newcastle Alnwick, Shields, aud Sunder land, Durham, Darlington:Northallerton, Thiesk, and Eas lin-7\l'old. Glas4l4, Dumfries, Carlisle, Peitrith, 14 , 410, Rip pun, Borough Bridge, Kaares,borough Harrawgate, and all parts of the Nortlt. , HINCKLEY, Atherstane„ Lutterwarth, and 'Northamp ton. Coach every Miirning at Six, except Muaday, and every _Evening. • SI IREWSBURY and North Ntrales Cheap Citach, through shiee,,,[l. I ron Bridge, Wolve.rhamptoi. anti. Biuuinghatu every Nlorning. I-lOLYTIEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cerninge• Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Conwat, Oswesti:y and.all parts of North Wales, every .Morningi BIRMINGHAM New coach,-called 'the Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford,' Leming - ton and'. Warwick,. every Miiraiiig at Four, and ayeives thesaine Evening at Tel!. , PARRGATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Ercuitts. ' .. . .... .. • • . - .. .: WISBEACLI, March, Chatteris, and St..lees New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, :Ind Friday Evenings. : urctiFlEFA), Tinn worth, Hintl.iley .Atherstorte, Lotter worth and Northam n E pto, eW and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,Mornings, at Six', .; . CIIELTENILiM New Day Coach, •throagli Frogmill, Nortilleach, Burford, and Oxford (carries tom inside 'only), secs oat every Meriting, except Sunday, at Six, and arrives earls - the sade Eveaititt at • the Plow Inn, , Chelfiniltam. • 0 - XFORD:New Peat -Coach, called. The DellancF, every Nltiiiiing at Eigbt. . NOR WlCki very. last, Coach, through - Neavalarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARMOUTI I, LoWestoli, Beceles, Yti.x.fard, 'and . WOod bridge Telegraell, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternoon' at Four and Seven. . . CAMBRIDGE and: .Ely - New Telegraph Coach,' every Night, a,pdCarriageS ti till. Parts of Nurfulk, ~ Sitifolk Essex, —... and. Cambridgeshire. . .. . , . FAIi-ENH .. AM, Slttalitalli, Brandon . , and Neivmarket de gaa,t New Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat urday Night at Six Velrock, Sund:iy at Five. ~ '[...YNN Post Coach, Tirsday, Tatirsday, and Saturday MoraingS atFive O'Clock. ' ' - SOUTHAMPTON aud •Lvt»ingtun elegant new Coach, , ' - SG ROF ij L A 0 a 1‘ LN L i', S M' '' t L. - r;very Morning (except Sunday) at Five o:Clock. packets -- 3 , 1 ItS. PBA RSON , 36 , Allretilflace, Bedford sail to the Isle of Wight Mil he arrival of the Coach. Parcels are eoilyeved to all parts of the Island. 1.. sqnare, call prove by eddeniahle testimony that her WINCIIESTEIt, Baiiiigsiok r e,, and Ha r tf or d 'B r id ge very Vait: I'ABLE EXTRAUF and Pt!UI.,'CiCE will'totaily eure fast Coach, every Morning at Fiv e . o'Clocii. ' . and eradicate that dreadful disease, which. has proved so 'TUNBRIIMIE and "limbridge Wells'new and easy Coaches, baffling tu the faculty. She hat perforated nunteratt.4 cases, ever-)• Mutating. ' , , . TuNititiptiE Wells nets post Coach (carriei four inside ,' where the disorder has appeared to t the shaPe of Tam Our, only) through 7Tonlaridge, SeYenuaLes, and.itiverltead, every .. Ulcer, Contraction of the Muscles, enaroamtent of the Joints, Afternoon at Four u'Cluck, Sunday e xcept e d. • ' , and cariesness of the Boner, of which site can produce mauy BURTON lapini Trent Post Ctiac'h, through' Measham, 1 , instances iii her owl, - neighbourhood, where persans from chi.; Tseyeruss,Athelstone, Hinckley, ; mop desperate state have been restored to complete health Lntterwarth, !Velford,,Nor- and ri g our. Her conidence in the nit ass of cure she itilaats,„ thasicaitun, and Datistable, S aa 'a a y, w ,., 1 „„ d „,, ~( 1 F r id ay and that she conrts investig:ttion, will appear by the ex'ract ~ _ Morrtings, at Six o!Cloek. subjoined, from letters - she wrote respectively to lie Colleges BRISTOL, Bath, Melkslw. - ti, Devizes, and 11ilarlbotough . of Physicians and Surgeons; andthougis these learned lio ties yid not condescend to notice her address to than, as, perlia.pi, net alai excellent Post Coach. (c,teries four inside iitilE) every. ' Al ernoon at Five, well lighted am! g,uardett-thr o aglo it lt. ' unworthy of their attention, it will riot invalidate the eitieetcy i of her medicine and application, andoslve thinks it wouldhave ' 'This Couver.-ruice is incontrovertibly superiOr to any on the Western Roaa• r been a duty to griutt her that investigation, which-she So, COn. It.N:EfElt, PlyanonSh, and Falmouth Coach, called the Sal- • fidently courted, and in the failure of which she would haiie loon, every Mat nine; at Seven. - . , . been utterly disgraced. • • SEVENSARS; Itivellicad; apA Bromley COaches, 'every Extracts. from the letter above alluded to :—" June 22,1808. Moriiing.• ' . , • • , , • ''' I invite the le.arned Members of yoar College to put toe it:l.; . riNos, Mattel, I:oboist/ridge, F:iinwell, and Tun- to the test by pointing oat same of - the most inveterate cases; b r niigz' expeditions New Coach, et cry MorniAg at half-Past of Scrofula within your knowledge, such hi fact as 111 , 4 ikilVi! Five. been considered in-curable.. If 1 succeed in the core, your re- I''OR:tiMOETTEI Hatt Goriii6rt Telegraph, every Morning port, will du Hai justice: should I fail, you ;will digenarge a and 'Evening at Five o' Cluck. . . . . slaty to the CliillinithitY in iiiiiiotinCl44 the result. I 4 , 11 aware POlt:rsNfot, /I Horndean, 1 etcrsneld, Godalmint:, and :of my presumption in thus inviting you to illl'eTiti.,;,ite the Cnildford "s Conches, every:Mar:ling and Evening at Fite: no l truni of an obscure r individual, but my a:.siwal is to your ; &Chick. • , philanthropy, it is to a'mblic duty on public principles that Kia.rAmouTlL N e il; .ausl elegant Post Coach, the Duke ' I solicit your intention. Your report will either extend the of Wellingt , u, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, I lilessings, of nay discovery tu millions, ur bv•carceeting me. • . at kight tiq:l,4i. i Hewitt conviction of, its eicaley,,prevent me from We. coat- EX E'll,',l - t and Tannton Co:4l . lrs, every Murnir,r, ar 4 4, i mission aim unintentional framl, titid guaed thelmblic :ram Evening. . I deception." .. 4, STEVNIN(i, lion - draw, and Dorking (:oaelte-s - every Niurning at Six. . ... HAMPTON. and Mitcham Coaclks DAY. '[he following COACHES st;t. Off froin the BELLE • , ,_ cimnrdocE Patent Mail. • , „ BIip,IINOHAM New Kist Coach, the .Crown Prince, every . „ Morning at a Qttarier before }rive;•to Stony-Stratford, zqony -St ratford P, Suutharn, Leraington, and Warwick, ' • • • OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning• at Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Mornins, ex cept SUnday, at Five. .ALTOS. Coach, Tuesday, Thur,:day, and Saturday Morn ings, a/ Nine. • NEWBURY Coach, every- Morning, at . Half past Six.. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon ' HASTINGS New most Coach,. every ,Morning at Eight. WINpSOR Coact), every Morning, at Seven. BRIGIITON Coach, the Doke of Sorfoik„ every Morning, at Nine, through Durliuw, Horsham, and HenE e ld. . , BRIUHTON New Ps)st Coach, the Eclip ;e. every' After noon;- at Half p\ast "I'wo. 7 BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LITTON Coach, el-erz Day, at One: - }IAN VS/NI Coache4, every s.l4iroing nittkEyerting. PO RTSM UT Coaches, every Morning and Eveh. at LYNN New - -Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satitrday .Mornings, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Public. to notice, the Golden Ceoss is the only Office in London - from whence . Carriages'set out to all the •Fmatliiii.; and Watering Place's, and places of fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. • , The most strict attention Will he paid to inquiries at. the above Coach Offices, and every information punctually given relative to all public, Cart loges setting off from London.— The Proprietnrs are not answerable for:Any Posoel or Pac4,:gc above Five PoOnds value, unliSs entered and-an Insurance paid accordingly. 30IIN CROSS and 301-IN MOIUUS, Proprietors US. JOHNSON, 94, i\ ewnia)i-,tteet, •,r e MAD.A NI, Haying seen in the (hit tent. Newspapers several extraordinary cases of the good .effects the SOOTHING SYRUP has had on infants during dentition, has etuholdened ma to scud, the, case of ray L,ttle girl, which, l'thinh, after any mother has read, will never be without the Syrup, as soon -as- they dud their , children.are teething. Mine is a miracle, when you 01.0 ,of a seve. - month child, limn with fits, and was seven weeks before she had strength to cry, you, my dear \lada:n, must be sure, when . sire began to . cot her, teeth,' what she must suttee; sullice it to-say, that she was smear two years old before she had any. During-that true sire was dreadfully convulsed. When my husband bought' the first bottle, she was nut expected to live the day through; hut- no sooner was her gums rubbed, Limn we. perceived ber,to be easier, anti all her : teeth came without any more fits. I am., Madam, your's, respe:tfully, • • Jan. 9, 1815. C. SMITH. No. Windsor-court, Strand.. . To be hurl of the Proprietors, Johnson .and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, • Oxford-stteet; anti by .their amioint ment, of Newbury, St. Paul's Church-yard, and );tine-street, - Duhlin.; Barclay, Fleet-market; Dicey and Snitou, Bow Church-yard; Shaw and FAiwards,. St.. Paul's Church-yard;. &Ater, 4, Liteapsitle; Evans, Long-laue,..Surithfield; Ansi hy, all the principal Medicine:Venders in town and country., at 2s. !),!. a bottle. Caution---Be sure to ask for "Johnson and • American.SOuthing Syrup, as there are several spurious soilb., N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the:. Infant P.tor, as usual, at her bouse, evert Tuesdai and Saturday morning, femo nine to ten o'chick, by liriu,ing• a letter from a respectable house keeper to thry.art! real objects (rfl!j:krit v. •~. a I =+ a f. TTUU It s DA 8:, - 'F I Rffir jf".5 , 4 , • - Vi,‘ rIIRICE SIXPENCE-ITALPPIWNY. ~ tzt - - 111 . \ ‘ ;,, i .. t. ........., /til ,-, 4 ,t i k e, , 1 1 ,„ \:,.,.. ...-4 5 x .....-.,,,,... r ..., ~,,,,._, , : ... : z4 'i'.-.V,. . ' ;.,... ",4'..-..-i'` '.;--: t•' is' --"-/..$ %.,!.... , _ : -,,,,,1, ..0. '4%11-11‘ , ! „.' •,..;liJCr ...,- • ;',BRUARY 2; 1815. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jan. IS, 1815. THE PRINCIP2II, OFFICERS of Ilis .MA JE7IT'S OIiII.V..4NCE do hereby glee Notice, thatProposttls will be rere4ecd at their Oilice, in Pull Mall, on or before frrilpesdag,tk eI 5f Ilati Fr !Wintry 114".21,PQM such Persons as ?w.f,/ be wit li, to andertaki. the 6-npply of'. CO LOURS, both Dry and Ground in Oil, for Service of this Department, for a Period of Three rrars, determinable af ter rke Expiration the Yon:, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option Of either Party, Specintems.ofthe :trucks flirty berietted upon application at Me Principal Storekeeper's Ogicein the Tumor; .arid/rather particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, alari in known at the SeCretury's Office, In Pall : Moll afore,taid, any MT!, let leeC7t the Hours of Ten and' Four o'Cloch, wltere the Proposals most be ileivered, sealed up, ant! emirrrxell, e 5 PrOpOSaiS • for Colours, &e.;". Is 4 no Proposal ran be admitted after the said 15th day of Fe bruary, at l'avdre O s Clock at •Nnam of the some pay, ireithi'v will 'any Tender be noticed, unless the .1 0 .21.4 y making it, or en digcni in has behal4sholl attend. Orderof the Board, ' • R. 11. CREW, Se'rctary.