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: . , . • . iiivaz W :.t .., ... ~., , ...., , • e / de rf felfrO l . ..... 'II.' e • MONDAY, J ANU A, Ity 15, 1821 -,- s ti •; ~` ; . U N. f NUMBER 8857.1 kg.itVENPP.Nei , I I . CONSTITUTIONAL. ASSOCIATION.. •bers who'live at , u.distivice, and with such Assuc:ations as may be willing to co-operate in promoting the same objects. Must earnestly,,Vbereforc, does this Society cail upon all men of all ranks ander till political parties, upon all to whom the maintenance of eh-Mind religious liberty is dear, upon all who value the •internaVoeace of the country, or the per. manence of the Biltish Empire, to join them in a strenuous endeavour to stem the torrent of those disorganisi;i; and de. moralising principles, which would levsl to the dust the fabric of the Constitution, and bury under its ruins all -the comforts and'enjoyinents, all the charities endearments, of social life. CIIAILLES MURRAY, Honorary Secretary. PICTUaLLING-OFFICE, Jan. 4, 184 /EIRE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL -a- LING His MAJESTY'S NA do- hereby pm No tice, That on Tuesday, the 16th lustar►t, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fettled up), gscl treat for Tizenly Tons of BUTTER. And Party Tons. Tn be dellyered into Ms Majesty's ualliu{►.Stores at Diptfoid, in the space of One Alonth, and to be paid for by Bills - payable, without Interest, Sixty Nays after date. PUIILICATIO . NS. I' B h (; L 41 a MEETING of the CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIAt• TION for OPPOSING the PROGRESS of DISLOYAL and SEDITIOUS PRINCIPLES; held on FRIDAY, the 2200 f •Derember,"lB4o, at the KING'S IfEADTAVERN, in the POULTRY, LONDON; • Sir JOHN SEWELL, KN't. LLD, in the Chair; IT was Unanimously Resolved to circulate among the Members and Friends of Ate Association the LORD BYRON'S WORKS. A NEW, and very beautifully printed, EM AIL. 7 . 1()N of LORD BYRON'S POEMS, comprised in Fier Volumes, Foolscap tiro. price 351, will be publiiiied in a few days, •Ify PAVOIAITTE NV,W AS)Nriff, This Day were t i i , ii ) t w f l :, A r ii s t,l 4 , l , i t , t . t o t , ll, : ‘ , l i izY l 7l . i i ti f i is u t it ts ti tn . ttic InsfitutforlS • following NEW S ()NOR ; COll/110Sed by 11,1,1 I. " Synei" or he f fbihti ito th're." fat Hun gby Air. 'Bratmtri), —" 0 I blt reral. Ille Vay," Sleet, Ilehy the I..iitiet.t, 11Y --" rt thou lilt: me, in lilt: s tow VAle,“ (Aloot :4,•%, —" Frit:66lop," cso—" The fleiteiri,'! My Ellett, afos ! moo tuore,'.' C. • Al so , the tollowintitieottkil t nrn'lt arr,inlrd ;--- 'I The Until o' the Leal, JOIM Aniteisiiii my lo," 415.—," Charlie's my r"tio.host," as. Logic u' irt.-- " 0 flothaell bank, is. till. tlce. &e. Jou*: Mlittitit, Albernarle-4trett. • Twenty-two Plates to illustrate: the Works, tmarared b afttr WestAlt's Designs, on, sul4 Arparotrly, 304. This I)iy were published, I. ARRATIVItI of tho• OPERATIONS and ItgC&Nr DISCOVERIES within the'Pilta• hllns.. TEMPLES . , .TOSIBS, arid EXCAVATIONS, in EGYPC and NUBIA i'and of a Journtly to the Coast of the lied Sea, in search of the ancient Berenice, and allollmr to the Oasis of Jupiter Amman: By O. BELZONI. Quarto, with a Portrait, el. ta. 11. FOICI`Y•FOI?R cor.ounti) PLATES, illustrativr of the Researches and Operations of G. BELZONI in EGYPT, NUBIA. Polio, (11. sis. following ADDRESS. • • The prevalence of disloyal and seditious principles, to a great and alarming extent, among certain classes of our fel , lete-subjects, is unhappily too notorious at the present time to admit of doubt nr discussion. • Possessing, as this nation does, a Constitution which is the eery and ailluiratiou of the world—at peace with every other conntry—covered with the glories of a long, nn arduous, and -, 11 triumphant contest —enjoying an impartial Administration, --; filustwe—and subjected to the mild and paternal Goverti i meat of a Patriotic .Sovereign, it might have been hoped that all ranks and degrees of men would have bent in humble gratitude fur such unexampled blesiings to the Almighty and Merciful- Disposer of human events. But that this is far from being the case, and that, on the eon trary, a spirit of hostility exists against our most sacred and estimable Institutions, we have only to appeal to the uni• • form t e stimony of those numerous loyal Addresses which • hare of late been laid at the foot of the Throne by Corpora tions Or ' meeting's. of Individuals. Framed by bodies of men in, different An d distant parts of the kingdom, d without con cert or communication. end cnniainin4 opinions rawn from a c tual observation and eonvietion, these Addresses in disputably prove at once the lamentable existence of the evil and its feorfnl extent ;_they prOv e that it menaces not the predomintioce of this or that party lit the State, but the safety of the State itself; nut the sepiirate interests of this or that class of men, but the liberty, the property, the security of All. The Consequences which bare already resulted from this perversion of public principle, are butt too obvious. Arming them are to be numbered, a daily weakeiting.of the hoods of union b e tw e en the humbler ranks of society rtiol their natural guardians and protectors—insulaordinatioadisregard of • the laws, and frequent attempts to obstruct their operation — increase of crimes—denunciations of hatred toweard gi s the . greatest and best uteliin the country—tnockery uf Rlion— querulottsitnpatienee of all contrail! and restraint —vain and ostentatious contempt of all sound learning, experience, and knowledge—interruption of the courses of honest industry ' "—and derangement of the great concerns and enterprizes of the patios,. it -The Causes of the evil are no less apparent ; may be ilk :linetly traced to the mechinations lila comparatively small number of individuals. These persons act partly by means of the turbolente and excitement of public meetings, at Whirl the most untoundeif and inflammatory speeches are de livered; and eerily through the medium of a licentious Press, which, without dates - the nation with an unexampled profusion of slanderous, seditious and hlasPheinotts publications. , , The miscevious activity the popular agitators has not, prici h ous or transient :of they have ',Lollard their cour se b e en ca systematically: and the influence which they have acquired over the minds of the less-informed classes of society, has for several .years been regularly and rapidly increasing. If it has eccasiotiaily ceased to attract public attentiou t it has op : - peered at every new manifestation more fortnithibler it:has been nourished by every art which a pernicious ingenuity could devise; and it has enlisted in its favuur every personal feeling of its ignorant anti deluded victims. The Press, that great and invaluable blessing of civilized Cite--that. mighty engine for diffusing the light,of Liberty and o f the Gospel—has unhappily become, in the hands of. evil men, a,lever to shake the verY foundations of social.and m u ral order. Its power, which within the last century ha s been multiplied• an hundred-fold, • may flaw be almost said to reign paramount in the guidance of public opinion; and Cu those friends of their countr y who re fl ect deeply on this fact, it ;cannot but be matter of serious alarm to observe that a very large proportion of our periodical publications sti is under the three. ion e ither: of avowed enem ies of I he,Con lotion, or of persons 'whose sole principle of action is their own private and selfish interest. By these, and by occasional Writers of a like character and description, every artifice is employed,with daily increasing boldness, to render the people discontented with the Gove rnment, and disobedient to the [sews: to persnatie then) that they are betrayed by those who thould protect them • to seduce them fr om their affection and allegiance to their ' Sovereign; and, finally, y, ibrin org about a Revolution, to which (however it might g fy , enrich themselves and-their associates) the wenttli. the Pres' perity, the.internal happiness, and, the political greatness of, the Empire, must ineritably he sacrificed. And it is O e n" that isolated, individual exertion, vould be utterly -i - ritiaequate to Cope with all the evil energies now, !strayed agaiost public order and the public peace; so it is to be feared, that the Govermitent and Legislature ahem selves might find the contest difficult, without the fictive, zeal um, and persevering co-operation of the loya l aiiil towell distitised pail of the emuntimity; which co.opertion, be l'flectital, most be the result of a regular and systematic union of individuals. • Persuaded that by these means afore the progress of sedi tints, principles can be arrested ; and feeling that to arrest it, if possible, is the bounden duty of every good subjtet and sincere patriot ; the Members of this Society have adopted .he fialowing Resolotioas • Ist. That they will use their best exertions to maintain order, rind to support the due execution of llus Lad. 21. That they will employ their influence, individually rind nillectivelv, in discoontenaticiug and opposing the dissetnina tion of seditious principles. :at, That they will encourage perspns of integrity and ta 4 ent in the Literary World to exert their abilities in Cot ttg ithe, sophistries, dissipating the illusions, arid exposing :he folsettoods, which are employed by %sicked and designing ri`en to nilatt ad t Ire people. • ' ' ' Atli. 'Mat they will resort, to such lawful measures ait may to deemed expedient to restrain the publishing and eircutal ng'of Stalitisois and treasonable libels." In wishing that the licentiousness of the Press should be 'est rained, this Association is actuated by a sincere desire tu ecure the true Liberty of the Press—that liberty which sub tits o nly under the' protecting' shield rof law, nod which is Ore to be one of the first sacrifices made tat a Political no lo nti o i t . Such a liberty is ah solotely incOmpatible with the resent licentiousness ; antithe one mus et t be so fore the on destnatireon ythe dher. lin, a lte r netive, hoWever, is y. ['he Members of this.SOciety have no wish to prescribe limits 0 discussion, nor even harshly tutens the excesses of an tonesti th ough mistaken zeal ; t there are publications end unfortunately many of those eirculated anionic. the I lse louritig classes are of this description), on the es tunna ity 11 which no rational doubt can be entertained. These works °mist almost wholly of scurrilous slanoers. and of the most ' , llse and inflammatory statements respecting public instils'. loos 'andimblic men; they ithOillid with personal calumny, 'nil otter direct incitemeois to•violenee and crime , let ehort, hey are ins eterately hostile to public intil private virtate, and avowable only to whatever tends toi'degrade anti eankintl. All that is estimable io the etitintry.would debase'tilted by their suppression ; rind motile; would be so much improved l oot elevated as the PI t' SS itgeli. • This Association is established on the broad principle, net f sopporting this or that 'Adininistration, bur of opposing he attempts tinW matte to o foverthrw the Civil Institution. of he state:- Other Societies have or seine .tinie eitistcd, for lie protection of Religion nod Ni"al!'; but, with the excep ion of a f ew L o ral Associations, the present is the only Ogle letifiit ely &Stifled tO the very import m an ln t obordject of to oppoaten tsing he progress of DishiValty and Sialito. er l I" end, it has been.itt termini:dr l; TF o e stablish a mid, 'by the voluntary contributions of he Al e mbers. at such rate as int a Committee for conducting the business of 110Zocitsts. • ' 3. To, adept a system of. Correspondenee with those Nleni .. N.B. Donations and Subscriptions _to the Fund of " - The Constitutional Association" will be received by Richard ftolliwell, Esq. Alderman, Treasurer, No. In, King Street, Cheapside ;, by Messrs. Drummond arid co. No. 49, Charing Cross; Messrs. Morlands, Auriul, and Co. No. 57, rail Mail; Messrs. Marsh . , Sibbald, Stracey, Vanntleroy, and Co. No. ti, Demers Street ; Messrs. Hoare, N 0.37, Fleet Street; Messrs, Junes, Loyd, and Co. No. 43, Lothbury; Sir William Curtis and Co. No, 15, bombard Street Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. No. C.l, Lombard Street ; Messrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co. Nu. 8, Mansion-house Street, London; anti by Sir John Pinhorn, Weston, arid Son, No. 37, High Street, Southwark. Other Communications, intended for this. Association, may be made by Letter (post paid) to tliC Alt. junterStil-vs, No. C, nrogniortun Street, Lendon•" LEICESTERSHIRE. A 'l' a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for the DISPERSION of TRA'crs to Counterna and Seditious Principles, holden nt the Three Crowns, in Leicester, on Monday, the Rth of January instant. Sir F. G. FOWKE, Bart. in the Chair. The ,Chairman having laid before the Committee the Proceedings of a'' Constitutional Aslocialidn" recently esti,- wi s hed in London for. Opposing the Progress of Infidel and Seditious Principles. • It was Rego That a .Special Meeting of the Subscribers to the Tract Fund be held on Thursday, the 18th January instant, at the Exchange, at Two o'Clock in the afterwoou, to take into consideration the Expediency of forming a Branch Society, to co-operate with the :shove tiC F onstitutioont Association.' . G. FOWK.E,.Chairman. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS' DECLARATION. THE DECLARATION of the MER CHANTS, BANKERS, TRADERS, owl OTIIERS, of LONDON, lies for SIONATURE at the CITY of LAN. DON TAVERN,—LONDON TAVERN,—KING'S HEAD, IPOULTRY,—and LONDON COFFEE HOUSE, LUDGATE HILT • N. IL—A List of the Signatures will he published. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at Mc Se eraar/s Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in whiCh the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that *hall not be de livered to Me Board before One o'Clock on the Said Tues day, the 16th Inst. mar unless Me Person who makes Me Tender, or some Person on his „behalf, attends', to answer when called for. • OFFP,F, OF. OUDNANCE, • THE PL T RUC are • hereby informed tilat A- Thirty-seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT immix - , carried on under the Snperintendence of ,the late Major-General WILLIAM MUDGE, LLD. F.R. and A.S., are now complete, and . that IMPRESSIONS from thi' are on Sate at the ORDNANCE MAP - OFFICE, is the TowErt of LONDON, and also at WILLIAM FADEN'S, Geographer to his Majesty, and Agent to tile Board of Ord nance, at CIIARING-CROSS. • These PLATES contain the Counties Of Kent, Essex, s usi rx, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propur_ tions of Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen Glamorgan, Wilts, flerLs, Wildleaex, Suffolk Hertford, and Cambridge. Part IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and portions of the adjacent Conntry, was published on the lit of August, 1819, and as the Work is still in progress, as cording to the original Design of giving a complete Map of Great Britain upon a Scale of one inch to a Mile. the Publication of the futnve parts will follow as fast as toe na ture of such a Work will admit, without increasing the an- final Expense. Gentlemen wishinK to procure a Map of the Country stir-. rounding their Own habitations, may, by application to Mr. BAKER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where All Index Map will he shewn) sele.:l any sheets they please, for that 'thrown.. All Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, tulle a cover to the Secretaey of the Board ut Ordnance, Pall MAI, will be immediately attended to. _ Order;uf the Board, R. IT. CREW, See. At the LONDON COMMFAICIAL SALE ROOMS, On THURSDAY, the 1 25th inst., at Ten 'for Elei , ets precisely. THE, FOLLOWING GOODS, 1 7 4.: . 21,540 Common Beaver Skins, Sundry Cases Garroted and White Coney Wool. Catalogues of which will be timely delivered by ROW, ROW, GOAD, and REECE, Brokers. At ibis LOS'Onti COINERCIAL SALE 'ROOMS, On TUURSDAY, Ftlinifirr 91'11E FOLLOWING GOODS, • Viz. 114,0011 Deer Skins, in the itlair and Slinved, atm Elk Ditto. Catalogues of which will be timely delivered by 110 W, 1(0W, GOAD, and REECE, Brokers. PEIZCIA I, SALE IMONIS, .11T1t8DAV, March ill and 22,, NG SKINS, Viz. )00 Racoon, 400 Wolveritt, 7,500 Cat, 10,590 l ink, 7,000 Fox, ti►nely delivered by OM), and ItEErli, 11rcdier4. • At the LONDON COMMERCIAL. SALE Rooms, On THURSDAY, April 5, ripHE FOLLOWING SKINS, 'Viz. About 41,000 Fine and Common Hoover'. 43,000 hitiquagb L '22,000 Rabbit. Catalogues or which will he timely &firmed. by • ROW, ROW, GOAD, and REF.CE, Brokers. NEW ,I.OTEF:IIY. INC PRIZES OF 821,000! NetjTwo Blanks to a Parts. Lowest . Priee 1421. Money. Double the nun►hrr of Prizes there usually has been. Price of the Tickets reduced. Mce il,Qoul. at least, must be drawn First Day. Every Ticket now on sak must he drawn First Dan Not half the number of Blanks there usually has been. The Drawing commences on the Day when Parliament meets, ! - 231) THIS MONTH , (.lANtimlY.) • :11)(1 before the King's Speech can be announced from the Throne, at leao t;i,uottl. must be determined, as there are Three Prizes of et,oool. or, hnged so as to be drawn in the first Five Minutes ! _ TICKETS :Ind SHARES are getting by P,:ntsit, S'oek hroker,4, COHN/111A, nod 9, CI IA RING-CW:4S, London; who Shared nod Sold in the Contract jitet'erritifd. No. 1483 - - ,C20;000 ! No. 3142 • - • etl,o4o ! No. 3645 - 10,000 ! Besides other Capitafs, aria by bit Agents in the Country. FAMIL IES who pay 11,11 AD Y AIONEY are •respectfully hammed by .1011 N JCNES and Co. 22 - f PICCADILLY,. that in addition 19 the articles contained in the general Lila last puhlished, they. have added the follow ing; which, with all others Jur Foinilr 4OHN JUNES and are selling on wore reasonable reruis•than any other Willi:house in England Arrow Root 41 per lb. Chocolate, plain 4 0 per lb. Ditto, Sir Ha Sluane's b 0 per lb. Cocoa (patent), of the finest tiii;ii it y Cocoa, Nibs' titleio per lb. COlfee of tine quality Chamomile Flowers ..... . Cream of 'furter lt 0 per lb. Essence of Anchovies East India Rice ' 0 A per lb. Ginger fur Wines, Picl.les, &e. . 0 11 peril). Honey !singing .... Olives, Frerit li Pickles of must sorts Soy , • . 1 4 per not. Sago ' 2 0 per lb. Scotch and Pearl Barley for Soups 0 4 per lb.. Vinegar, Tarra ' on,g • Ditto Distilled . 1 0 per, bat. SniullHams . 0 ti per lb. Large I)ryed Needs' Toogues Yellow Soap hid. Mottled 9id C'uril 10th per lb. Store Candles be. Oil. Moulds 10s. Wag_ 495. per dozen. N.ll. Country Shopkeep e rs will observe, that the above prices are well worth their attention, being , considerably Eimer than what the Wholesale IJouses charge for the same articles. . By W. MOUNTAIN and Co.. g.NRACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL LONDON. THE f6llowing POST-COACHES, MAIL . COACHES, &c. set' out front the ritoore lI.ROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Gravesend New Post Coach, every Afternoon at Half-past Four.. Fare, in side, B ins. outside 6s. FALMOUTH, Penryn, 'Truro, odmin, Lislceard mouth• Dock, Plymouth, Totnesf t, Newton Biistiell, i Ply- xeter, Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post Crinelt,every morning at Seven ;through Miriam), Axminster , Bridport, Blandford, Basingst oke, and Bagshot, arrives at Plymouth she next evening at halt-past Eight. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymingion,ll'inchester, Andover, and Basingstoke New Four Inside Coach at hall-past Seven o'clock in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, half-post Five o'clock.—!'lsis is a most delight fill Con yeynabirto the Isle .ol—Wight.HilVies—idA.aii-,ti, Jetll43v, Guernsey, St. Motors, Cherhurgh, BATH and BRIS'IOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penitent, Caine, and Marlborough, every Alter-norm ; arrive . at Mr. Maya, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and th e Tavern, Thomas.street, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn ing.—C;oachecto Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymouth. The CNIPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL , Light Conch, only one Night on the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Out sides, sets nut every Day, timing!' Iluostable, Woburn, Latllbitry, Northampton, Wei hod, Lotterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Lie' ...Id, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knittsford, lartirrington and l'icston. sEIItE,WSBURY, W e llington, ant} Shine!, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o'olock.—Unarded. • WE'fmou'rH,Dorchester' Blandford, Salisbury, Andorer, en d Basingstoke, ne w Post Coach, every Aftertioot. W e ymouth Packets to Gu e rnse y , Jersey, Clterburg, S t. i Ma- LEEDS new li g ht Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out everylllQrlling, at Eight o 'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itetfotd, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not withstanding the uncommon,Espedition of this Coach, it it allowed to be the most agreeable. and complete Public Con veyance on.the-North Road, being unequalled by any other. GLASGOW, fiOngtown,Gretnalroen, Annan, Dumfries, Thornhill, Canitiock, and all Parts of Scotland. a Post Coach (daily). YORK, Scarborough' 'Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castlei and,Etlitiburgli,New Four I wide Coach, with a Girard throUghont ; arts out every Morning by way of Newark, Bet tord,,Taddister, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Min petit, and Berwick. Passingera tindio themselves fatigned on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any. additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH rind Swindon, ,new four. inside Coach, through Aldbonrn,'Reatling, 'Lainhoitrn, Putton, Lyilington, Pewsey, Wootton Hasse', Itarstsbury. klungerford, and New. bury; every Morniutg. • ItIDGENORTIS &Walsal Post Coach, eve t y everting. • BOSTON, Spaldialg, Pete; borough, Stilton, alitl Hunting ! don, Royal Mail Clutch, every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, ittriby, and I - 101l CARLISLE; Penrith, and Whiteharen, Four ItisidePo3t, Coach, and a Gimp , al) the way, pa, ; rs through though, ADpleby, Greta -bridge, Itichmund,Untteri ell, I loroughlindge, wiethaby, AberlOra, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets mit ever.: Morning, 'and performs the journey with great facility. paldengers dined on the ltpail by business or Fast: t h e peculiar advantage of their Seats bein g se . K ENDAL, 'LancasterLP r e s ton, Kirby-Lonsdale, lloltoo, Charley, O r ' mkt ' k, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After rtlierae:lurien'the next anon. - • • LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knottford, Stone, StatTord, an d Lit c hfield, Post Couch, 'The Defiance., every Evening to the Saracen's Head . Inn, Dale-street, Liverpuol.—Guard• rd I liritgliont. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning. CHESTER, Newport, Whiteliurch, Tarim:ley, Nantwich, Nut thwich, and aliddlewich Putt C-oncah, every Evening . . SUNDERLAND, !Stockton, and l'rin Coach, every m o rning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCIIESTER, Winslow, Congletun, Newcastle, Waists!, and Wolvet•hampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Gnat tied. Skl EFFI ELI) and Rotherham lust-C:oac Li, culled the Ruck inghani, every blunting'. lIIRNILNUHANI Post Coach, Guarded, gets out every Afternoon, and .reaches Birmingham next day at N 0a n...;.. Passes by Warwick, Leantington, and Daventry, to the Sa l:teen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. lIULL, Noll heave, Flowden, Thum, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the trots Keys, ,11 a, -place, !1011. vovElt,peal, Morpte, Sandwich. Ramegate,Canierbury, jrceerd liam, chritharo, Rochester, and .Struud, Post-Cuaches, Morning, Ntutri, an 4 Ni Ut. HERTFORD, Wat•e, o.ltlesdun, ae d Cheshunt Coach, every Morning'. OTTENHAM and Edmonton Coaches (daily); t Eleven, Half-past !Iwo, Five, and Eight o'Clock. „and Co. respectfully acquaint, their ‘.. FriendsN(ltitT tNi'er Pl that they will not be accountable lot ena,cfs Luggage, Writings, Plate, a ‘e . f a r a ny Parcels. P-ass al t' more thou Five Poona% Value, If lost - , stolen, or damaged, utt leas cateva a ad e t reh, anti the Insortince paidlor Accurdingly tic Sat acct's Head .nn, Snow-Intl, hanilion. 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