The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-24 00:00:00

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',.. w t., 'el' will he added, the Comic Opera of 0,3 T „ ts '" , 1Y THE TURNPIKE GA.TE. , rc.e•lVest Indian I ; with The rite.. ~.-. 4 T irf....AT o -,.., . N 1 Air ",-, P.OYAL,- COVENT-GARDEN. . , act ' °N DAY EVENING, Sept. 26, will be . 'lithe DAY A ag,edy of A l'"aride %`iit•EXANDER THE GREAT. Aft, e , l :: . ' r - Conway; and Statics, Mrs. H. Johnston. /4,, ",eli,(first time) a new Comic Ballet, called t i lta 1, , DOCTOR'S INGRADO. C,,Nri'l,YA,lathime Bizet D ' ' ' igyille,'of.the Rnyal Academy 'tfirst'a4q late of the Grai4Opera at Brunswick, l'ov!Peari,tlee on this Stage, .. f t ,. melt lilt added, 'c *Historical Romance of oflll'edlie RCHARD Ct..7171t DE.LION. ~ N I ,. sda ti, ,,,, ptibi. Y., Artaxerxes ; with (first' time) The Forest k it I lit,, tr 'e are respectfully informed, that'Miss O'Neil, of • ilelice,44Yal, Dublin,' is engaged at this Theatre, and 1 " be given of her first appearance. t. . 'ght of the Season for Manly Activity and Equestrian ki , \ , I.C) r . 114 D Agility. ti,;',1.1.1‘,..--' BENEFIT OF MR. DAVIS, JUN. Ittti, iiITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. "atronage of their Royal Highness - es the. PRINCE Rtor:N. and Duke A f YortK• 4, „ , •I' • tkf, °NDAY NEXT SEPT.' 26, at Half "(TIC , past Six, .p rec i se l y , ' , • 41-, ROP E - DANCiNG, by Miss FERZI; Buffos, '414,4. Messrs. Usher and. Williams. tikio„,(bY particular •desire of several Persons of Dis t' -`'; the'Grand Einlestrian Melo-Drama of 0,!k• 00I -IN THE 'ROBBER. t r 410. Lidora Mrs. ASTLEY' haste''llla will term ' inate *Rh agrand Representation l iil e ,,', in ri ataes, anti the Horses envelloped therein. willingt,,,,,..oontinuation o f th e EQUESTRIAN EsTRE F. , V ;lvarious EVolutiorts, particularly the Horse AI ),IIPI: • alirce a Pas Seul, to the tune of .f‘,St. Pa l t d r a ie n k ce s 1.1110')'s lid high-dressed inaneized . Horses,wil 14 .1 P Ilor. nile tl To conclude with a ConntrY 4 1N 'eS. (ti, ii3Otin will (for this . Dance .bp ly gvert Night only) , Particular .. 11 ' , t l'ii i ,, ,elf 1 n various Feats 'of Horsemanship. • . . ti (i e .'kk el ; , rile 'Wonderful Performances of the Fiying 1:11,4'3'1,3.'4% Messrs Bartlet and Brawn, whose et'..49r 'iirier of:„"Yer Men 'and Horses, jitstly rank them the tiip'!, (fir t h e World. • *di-- 'l'form; .l.mc), Animated Architecture, or Pyt 7 t r? c, ' - )y Th i rteeiv" Vol tig s e ues and Three I losses.. - Mii .I,"'"ie Singio- , by Mr. Hen nig.. . . V._ . cliawi,lll. he added,' - the Coiiii 9 Pant_omune of ta7l4 '`ec e • ',, ",,LQUIN'S NI AS Q.UERAD E.:. nvt , ,, ,11`'Price at Half -past Eight .ol,lock. __. \t,te . ' rtiititiu ftir Ladies' autLGentlemen front Nine , -,._ ik, ..,:-------------_____„„ k ill,i,b, '—",•• 1 ••••• - 'ION • • \' t 101,A ,', is ,-,„•°' PARIS, - and surrounding Cou , n 7 .414(4Vr01d-w ExliiiirriNG ill ,BARKER's PA:NO tv,WiLl'as ',. 11 , ar Surre; . -Stre - et • tithe') . fastwhen ‘, Nltt x ' ~" PosS•e•Sii ' on Of the Alifes • also - the BA'r,- -- 4 1 , antler Sir John - Moore . and Marshal '4 lt , . .. ...„ . .• . • • .. 4 :1 1 1 ilt °.‘ A ' N.VrOMY IVIND7..vIILL- STREET. t . • llRly r , ' 4 4 41 %t i r-L'IE- Will . he, ,, in his LECTURES -tit ti" - e G .- t itl'i un N . VE.ONESDAY, October 5, at «tu g . . . , 4 .r 1 1-1 • . , 11. A °NTAS'S 'iNI) - cm's HosptrAlS. • „s q ., , . ..,_ -, , Nt t l lltt, L EY- COOPER wilrbegin . his.LEC = "t,Eigl`;," S AERY,' on MONDAY; the 9th of , "'Clock • il Evenin , ; ), I t) , E R Y, :......• It 'oli 'n ). II( -r "ft i, s ifilii -) ND and PICKERING most re. / I,A 'l`! Tuv r give ' t r ., 4 .4 1 , 1 ..L NR , .otice, that the SALL' of the AIA-. t h,, , ,, ; N( . .rp, . itoy,ll , TOLLARD 'FARNHAM', tt l(c i li tt; l N ' 1',,a , te1' \ ! 1 ` ; .,.,5 • ill . IV!'its and z Dors , et, and HALL. ih PA c.Ni .),i 1, ..iants, is nhavonlabl) P25:51 5 6 ,.. tl , '.p, Ak'Jtay . 4e t.,.Bth - Irrst . . to the LAS I ir , ,i....P.J . ...in 7 , a1 t .;(1fl It i , a t tilt , Auction Mai t, and that due .:\ utice , , s e 4a . e_ srill be previously given. v ' 2l ' 1814. ... . . 0 Ty bki, Ati •MATRIMON Y. . , , .4, 1 ti ai ()111 t r,' a, I Y. t ' 'ls have ' • tr'buted more essen— k! 'et v " ll,' i lest T.C. c°ll 1 • f,,:., ( t N oL l - c4- r y, T'aY ...yineneal Happiness than those_ 0'' 4 4, 1 Ofe C. 13 4 v ~,c el tli, n ce of unguarded pleasure. People 1 ,, tif, t ttstii ,? e r•t.tion to the shrine of Wedlock; but i t , i ",'lly t . 44 ilit y ''!"(1 has been tainted by Disease, .a.reno-, k 'il it N':,,krs 1,,t: 'r(dispensably requisite. • •• . • k,"'e,`'ia ir ' th e we deroted opr practice to the exclusive r , s ti r‘, 4lii pl,Ol yollowing Disorders;. - and the successful %i t '? 4 ,1 4 4 1 e, tli t ',! re s its additional ardour to oppose, as far k i ' li t ; ,14,,tit s'' the of 4 11,ps e Cori ilaints,•ielrich are the 01, n, 7„ 0(1 , s Li 6tt a l : ,' of Li u - I n Infirmities: it' "f ifihtiti r .„ The e tt p re:f . which 'il s a re Have cle'voteff 4DIII - 4 h t ity l- , eVery speciesOl . Venerea I 111 k CtiOU ; all 0 0•:•1: iadi.'l,liettier arising from the babilS of-school- Wai r ,. , :i i irk I,OA- ( lees of niattirenage v.that derangemer!t 1 1 4 . `q40 ( t . ',.,WeAl:' n 'en i which is'called Barrenness or Sten & %4 ,L ires' "ess, Gleets . , OlistruCtions - :in the Urethra; tisimy'l)4;potak,4l..elietl.ier.i.ecent or of long. duration, and (41,,,'"okhqtrel,or1„)',. bliill °loftier PrActitioners, ate by ous 14li i . v ilf,41 ki 4 aitt i :,:'_'. o - of treatment, .effectually . and perrra -4,!(iii561111,,-,:t the Patient suffering the excruciating' iy i . th`'cti, t . ' th e ti..l embrrhage-Which frequently follows the ''' l ia . 42 '4 thi s ' \r emisiic. In the course of our ext en". 1. 14 it 'la " 1 ar t ' !etropal is . ti. us cases of Strictures ' 4 0 , % eq',• .(lait y - ' airier° 4t), • 4,„„et, d , • under. our care, . the total'eradication !4,„411,`"),'ti0r rt ,."1 a s a f e , ~i . t,in , t ul a expeditions mode afro), Y . tt,i 5 " . 9 ik L ii , . 4 .lay AA ler .). e t adopted- : The weakness - , az'"ltl "(I, 4. Proet , 'dilie frithi this complaint" are 1t. :•1 1 1' 1 :44. 1) . 4 .4 . 1 ... 11 0t " ,., t _ b(1 . 144.ti-ent - fesiored..t . o sound. and rl sii Nkimh t t e .t , r4 tAce .i'e;e lire debility has for year! . CXIS.Le(I, ' l it 4 / 1 1t,,, ' t 4 ' t '- ) e i.. e'')lr restifialiv - e-retile(lies is ludisprii- Vr t . , ( :Dtl av isttlle slumberiutt's arhs of life, and to ki % ; ,'ll, l -0 1%.,, , 'tkiti'ai i. . , a P . , Ot t ,: ii i c llt 4, e5'a,.,,. 1 ,,, 1 ~,1 tip e of ~ .' -- the reSult of ignorance or haste- in il I ' l 4' 'ut • ''' lh' i ' 4l Ple Von it . l a`• •nd it not • unfre- . 1 !3 1 1 1 1 , t " t t i , ,,• ; e ' (iti a ,, t t r i d ie .. ,se . e d s cif t li l fe k t r ir'e ' po d irried hy them-. el it- . 4, • t llt. (r tt , t eas i i v .c.ea. hour.' By a superior method, such , 4 4 4 ,7) i i tliaC,, `ti V 0 ; and even, coffer others have , ( 4 , (14 4 , N,,. ‘e may presume to a radical esta— kit'. ti Ll ' , ar , t l' i l L l l q i ' '', ' , 4 t r hh P i ii 4r l e , (l \ ' l ' v t i t e,a,ses pf.coniplicated distress of this ' Os I tti, 4 la s h.ulge lic !lie calamitous situation of men, ~lii t i .l kli te 4, 141 , 1 . 0Nb1 e e i. n• a solitary vice,. or • the prevalent 0.4 ' i li 4 "l4111 1. : ti i , (l 'dithi e .' . 'fe, at.qaire tlfat 'state of pebility. ictil it li ft ~ %i t ; ,Aillii. ccuirequence 'of' such:perilictious ha- IN 1, " t:11141,,:41,.11'.11':1,ir.,.5i111ere r Oruoils . over Jiff :MiS.CrY Ct, h t , t r ,...L) k i‘.. , ni:4o rtUlles,' it may be some , con ,r 7 1 14-,(l), i 'lli .v ~'.l, Unit althou. , ll it fie an object of gil t ,(11,, rei l , -t,1.• • • " , th oti ... m . •-' the 'removal of i i - 4 1 11 'ilt -) th e ' - ' ,l . 'lCtttioners, ~..141•„!'e b !if eurgradual progress of Re - To - vatioti, is k4v:tijoial.'iii.J,,Ktiii t,,t.x.Perience. If . the rites of Bacchus q4 l4 4i 'll ls' .l ' N," I 'Y it it 'le ' t "ec• manly vigour, flinch anxiety 'D v,. t.l, %e e ases "1 ly corn:ter:lCl:ion of this lauguisi , - ii,N , ' f,,,,, eu ttlit 0 great difficulty will occur. wal t i t:bi t ,! a ge . 4 rY are requested to state the partActi- ' • VL;Ri_-111;,, age, general habit of living . , and ita- Nilk y ' o l,,, :`).r advice and medicines • wile°. the -••• fjd .c;, ;(-ot t i . ~ any part of the hihgdcmi. . . , Sur4e ° l (s ) NU, 107, Ilattou-garden. • TRANSPORT OFFICE, SEPT. 14 ) 1814. TO MASTER. BUILDERS. A RTY MASTER tWILDER who may be de tirous of CONTRACTING for, the RE-BUILDING and COMPLETELY FINISHING the'hIANSPORT OFFICE in tended to be erected on the Site 'of the old Office, in Dorset square, Westminster, May INSPECT the DESIGNS and PARTICULARS . cf WORKS, by application to the Secretary, g the Olfiee, No. 44, In Parliament-street, any day. (Sunday excepted) between the hours of Ten in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon; and at which Office such said Builders. are desired to deliver their respective Tenders sealed up, on or bef9ri the 29th dair.of September instant. ARMY CONTRACT. Commissary in 'Cliiers Office, Great George ; street, London, Sept. 5, 4814. IVOTICE is hereby given to all Persons de sirous of Contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Bar-• -racks, in the under Mentioned Islands • Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney. That the Deliveries are to commence On and.for the 3d of NoVember next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, "Tender for Army Suppli s es," will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday, the '27th instant (but none will be received after l`welve o'Clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the•postrage must be paid. One Proposal must be made for the whole of the Islands, and the Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the 'Tender, properly filled up bY tWo persons of known pro perty engaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed 'Particulars for the de per formance of the Contract; and .no Proposal will be noticed unless made . on a printed Tender, and the price expressed in words at length. Particulars of the ContfaCts may be had•upon application at this ()Cite, between the hours of Eleven and Five at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Coope, Guernsey ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Bent, Jersey. STATE LOT'T'ERY of 6,000 TICKETS. N o BLANKS. All tp be drawn in One Day, 15th OCTO BER, 1814. SCHENTE. I of • • L. 20,000 is .1; .20,0011 1 2,000 2,000 1,000 3,6100 500 , 1,500 100 1,200 1,000 2,000 29,300 190 5,860 .6,00t1 Prizes. Liso,ooo TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARIjSQN, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices, the Cornet of Bank-buildings, Cornbill, and facing the Ki;lt4's Mews, Charing-cross, Where they sold the following CAPITAL PRIZES in the Last Lottery, which finished drawing 17th September: Na. 6,15 i L. 10,000 No. 7C3 No. 9,461 i; .. . ...... - l,OOO In Thirty-six Shares. • • MANTA'S PARIS. , . Just published, Price Gs.`&l. bound, with Maps, Plans, &c. PLANTA'S NEW PICTURE of PARIS ; Newldition, Eulartied and ImProred. Also, PLVNTA'S GAZETTEER OF FRANCE, 4s. boards, ss. buund. . N. B. The Pictide of Paris and Gazetteer, bound together, price 9s. 6d. TO TRAVELLERS ON THE CON'tINENT. Just published, price Bs. -neatly hound, THE POST' ROADS IN FRANCE, with the Routes which conduct. to the Principal Cities in Europe, being a,' Trauslnfion - of the " :tat, des I'ostes," published by Au thority. London : Printed - forSamnel Leigh, 18, Strand, and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country. BRITISH PAINT MAN UFACTORV, 62, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE. , . INIPEIsiTTRABLE PAINTS and COAL TAR BROWN. - UPTON and CO. (late of London WAY most respectfully inform the Publie f /hat . the Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and being round intinseed Oil, maybe applied with advantage to all paposes Of useful Paint ing,- both inside and outside, where a handsome .appearanec, durability' and eeononty,areconsiderati o lfs'.. For Park Palings, Stucco and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, and Out buildings of every description, they are - peen tiarly adapted, as they resist the effects ' - of weatheriu. an, astonishing, degree.; are a Cure for the.. Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in hot climates. They are of the following colmirs and priceS, viz. Invisible Green, SGs. per. Cwt. 1121 b.; Dark Green, 76 . 5. ; and Olive Green, I Its. ; fine deep Green, is. - ed: to 25.. per 1b..; Slate, Lead, and Stone Colours, ses. per cwt. ; 5 ChocOlate, 525.; Bed or Brown, 425.; and White Paint, GOs. Prepared 0i1,.t0 thin them for use, ss. ed. per gallon. • The Coal Tar Brown is of - two kinds, viz. common, 18s. per cwt. ; and relined, 225, per cwt. They are bath applicable the covering rough Fences, porous. Tiles, Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, .Wood under ground.or water; particularly the Refuted Tar, it hang perfectly insoluble iq water ; the Worm will pot penetrate where it is used ; it is also of a good colour, dries y,:y hard,- and is easily applied, requiring only to he heated;abd laid on with a common tar brush. The Impenetrable Paints are antieorosive, and may he had in casks of 1001 h. at 50s.- HEALTH, BEAUTY, AND A GOOD COMPLEXION. - • HE unrivalled qualities of the Genuine .GOW LAND'S LOTION,, as a safe, mi ld, and elegant pre paration for the removal of all Eruptions from the Pace and skin, and for improving the most delicate complexion, have long been known to the Fashionable World; and many thou sands; of rank and.diAinctiOn,bave adopted, continued, and recomniended its use. The consequence has been, that per sons-have obtruded on the Public 'spurious imitations 'of the .Lotion. _To prevent injury and disappointment to the This-. • led, it is necessary to state, that the Genuine -Loti.on is pre 'pared. and sold by • Mrs. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, - Londiln; whoiS the sole possessor of Dr. Gowland's Manuscript Recipe. N. B. It removes 'letters, Ring Avorms, and Sun-burns. The following is-a -Note from Lady Catherine Lennox to Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square No. 49; Charlotte-street, Portland-place. . Lady-Catherine Lennox presents hen-compliments to Mrs. Vincent., and has the pleasfire Of ‘tating,' that, by the use of two quart bottles,of her Gowland's Lotion, she is perfectly cured of a violent eruption upon her face and arms ; she was recommended by her physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her most sanguine expectations. Sold liv Mrs. Vincent, sole 'Proprietor of Dr. GoOland's Manuscript Recipe,. No. 6, Davies-street, GrosVenor-square ; Baci;n and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street; Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street; Mesirs. Newbery- and Sous, and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and all respectable, Perfumers and-Dealers in Genuine Medicines, in every Town' in Europe in quarts Ss. 6d. pints ss. 6d. hall-pints 2s. 9d. *. 4 , 4 To prevent counterfeit Lotions,- it is necessary to ob serve, the name M. E. Vincent is signed Upon all hat' is genuine. • VICTZIALLING- OFFICE, Sept. 20, 184 4. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VIC?' MILLIA T: His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thu: on Thursday, the 29th Instaitt,/key will be ready to re i.eiVe Tenders in —writing. 'keel' rep), and trtlit for Two -Hundred Chaldr(ms of MITT'S TANFIELD MOOR, WIND SOR'S PONTOP, TOWNLEY MAIN, or SIMPSON'S PON TOP COALS, (fail pay),' ire an entire Cargo or cargoei, to be delivered, in One - Month, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dqtford-; and also for Two Hundred Tons of VERPOOL, or COARSE-GRAINED CHESHIRE SALT, or SALT of equal goodness a nd for Two Hundred and Fifty/ Tons of caEsmrcE BAY SALT V the largest grain, or Salt of equal' goodhess, the whole of which salt is to Le stove-dried; to Le answerable to Samples tO be potlitced with' the . Tenders, and to be deli-vered into his Majestll'S Siort4 at PejitArd, in the space of Five from the dates V the Contracts;;free cf all Margie and risit to his Majesty, except that the Contractor will be allowed 2s• l td, per Ton, Ae the Porterage of the Salt from - the /rhof to the Stores. . The whore to be - paid for ,by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety deijs after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the &Tee, tay's Office, at,this ()fief; or (so far as regards the Con tr.aets for Salt) by , .applying to .the Collectors ofMe Salt _Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich; in Cheshire, re- ipeetively. No regard will be . had to any Tender in -which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length; or that shall not be delivered to the , Board before One o'Clocle on the said Thursday, the 29th instant, nor unless the Person who makcs. the Tender, or some Person we his behal°, attends,' to answer when , ealled for. • - This Day was published, in. Octavo, the Second Edition, price los. 6d. boards, of 'dIIBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and CURE of DROPSIES. To which is added an Appen]. dix, containing several Cases of Angina Pectoris, 'with Dis sections, &c. &e. By JOHN BLACKALL, M. 13. Physician to the Deeou and Exeter Hospital, and to the - , Lunatic Asylum, Exeter. , Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, Wes, Orme, and Broirn, Paternoster-roir. . IVe must close this article, by recommending a careful perusal of 'Dr. Blackall's work to all thoV who are interested in the improvement of their profession, and who are dysironsr Of gaining information on a subject which i s no t' on l y o f great ' . importance, but whicli invoked in considerable obscurity." , --,,lonthly Review, April 1814. - WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, • • - SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, Londob, The best Accommodation for Travellers, rood Beds, • choice Liquors, amtrooderate Charges. The following; Post Coaches, MaßCoachcs, &c. set out froru the Saracen's Fiend Inn, Snow-Hill , -- aRIGHTON• new eleciani Yost Coach, four Insides cniy, xvery Morning, at nine o'clock, tfiraugh Crawley, itycgate, &C. EXE'T'ER, Plymouth,. Weymouth, Dorchester, Falinonth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach every ,M4orning •i..t half past Six o'clock, threugh Ilorii ton , .Vrq!4 -I WI/9 4 1 1 .r(!i 11441),g6t-)kA;; arid Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding Peterborough, Stilton and Huntirnr . don, new Royal Mail - Coach, sets out every Even ing.—Coac hes from .Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Cbippenham; Calue, • and 'Marlborough,. every 'Afternoon ; arrive. at:4r. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon ton-Tavern; Tloulas-Street, and the. swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, called Th e R oc ki ngham, set§ out every Sforning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford; Newark, s ltetford, DoncaAet' and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion', Leeds next day at ' Noon. Not withstanding.'llte uncOMmon Expedition of Allis Coach, it is allimed to be - the most-e,gieiabte and complete Public Con. veyance on the Noi.th iioad, being unequalled in accommo dation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Orniskirk; and . GarStang POst-Coaches, every After= noon, at Five o'clock. GUarded. • GLASGOW, Longthwn, Gretna-Green, Annan, Duni fries, - Brownbill, ThortThill, Santjuhar-Kiln, Canmock, and all Part§ of Scotland, Camperdown•Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with. a Gnardthroughout, sets out every Morning, at half past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Dar-; i ngton, Northallertoti, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, may.rest what time they please; and then pro-, seed on without any additional 'Fare. ,J. Clark, the Black 'Swan, Coney-street, YOrk, runs Coaches to Sanderlandy'Hull, Scarborough,-Whithk, and Other places:' BRIDGENORTH• and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening. . . . LIVERPOOL Post• Coach, to carry four Insides,, sets out every'Morning,thrbugh Lutteyworth, High CfosS, Hincklev, Atherstone, Tamworth, Warring - ton Northampton, and nuustable. • CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whiteliaven, Post-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Bruush, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran ' than (the nearest way by 18 Miles), sets but every Morning, and perforias tku journey with - the greatest facility. Pat, sengers detained on the Road by busine'ss or pleasure, 'have the peculiar ath-antage of their Seats being secured in the next. Coach. .IVAKEEIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurcli, TaFporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Mitidlewick, Post-Coach, every Evening, as • Five SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, ' new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow; Cokgleton, Nreweastle, Walsal; asz,l olVerhampton, Post-coach, every Afternpou. Guarded. SHREWSBURY., Wellington Sliitti Post Coach, the Prince of Wales, to -the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every 'Evening at Fivi(Aclock, G uar d e d. • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pest-Coach, called the Rock ingham, every Morning. SOUTILVq PTON, Winchester, Alresfordi . .and Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post - Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and r,•aches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston and Shipstone, -to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn; Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and LeaMington, New Post Coach, eve' y Morning. HlDEL,Nortlicave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, Hull. HERTFORD,Ware, Hoddesdon, and •Chesbulnt Coach, very Morning. TOTTENHAM and. Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten;aalf-past Two, HalfiraSt Font., and Half-past Seven , . WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account able for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value, if lost or damaged-, nuless entered as such and paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Ilead Inn, Snow- Lond.on. Passengers and Parcels arc booked for all the ab ove Coaches, at Hatchett's New White Horse Cellar Guaeh-Oliiee, Piccadilly, • , . row . . NEW OF Tlfl PICTURE OF LONTONi. This Dziy was published, Price Us. -Gd. hound in tell, gixtreuth rcrioeit and correCted.toroughout, of PVI-It PICTURE cl tioNl.)oN • p•• a ca: - L 3. red Cutde to-al! tile CurioL'ities, Aninseumtit , , Exhibi— tions, Public EstabliStniecits, arid Iteiriarkabk. o:ijeetr; iti and wear-London; •tvitil a Collection of appropr!ate two large Maps, 414 various of Printiid f:w Longman, Hurst, Rees, (Rafe, ..i,d i 3 rcr. ; ternoster-row,. , . PRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, SEPT. 19.—The Duke of Orleans ;ibis ar rived at Fontainebleau, and is hourly expected iri ,the 'capital. Het' -Royal Highness the Duelies-S 0; daughter of the late Queen OF Sicily, will re main at the Castle of Fontainbleati, until her mourning dresses are complete PARIS, SETT. Mortitsztr contains a long •Official Account of the consecration of the colours of the different regimentsof the line of the Ist nil; litary division, Which took .place yesterday in t-he Champ de Mars. The. ceremony was nearly.simi • lar to that which took place when .the colours of the national guards were consecrated. It may be recollected, that soine English Jotir nsls concluded from the bald of the house which the Princess _of, Wales occupied in, Contiato2,ht place, that her Royal Highness did not men to re turn to Loudon. The Strdsburgir Gazette con tains the following answer., to which the residence of the PrindLss in that city gives an official Character " Her Royal Highness continues always in " possession of her apartments at Kensington " Palace;:where the officers of her household ." habitually reside, ready to receive her when ." ever she•pleases to return. The house in Con naught-place• Was only rented 13* her Royal " Highness as being• Close to London. - . CATT3IIO; SEPT. 3.—A shot t tithe ago the Mon tenegrins;_ towards the mountains of Rizzano, . • amounted to 3,000. They aff Th orded atcri:il as ' sisiance to .the Austrian divisions against the' . French'in Dalmatia, It is well known that these - people live in an independent state tut.leir tains. They were formerly subjects of the lie public :of- Venice, against. which .they :rebelled; and continued in.a state, of - revolt the sartte as they do now against the Turkish Government.— It'is-a•Bishop ofibe reformed Greek Church who Conimands'thest freebooters, and who,had set too • • high a, value Upon his .services under Napoleon; they were accdrdingly rejected ; and since 'that period he carried On a war against the French , -so barbarous, that the prisoners were in danger of being strangled every , instant. •• MAnetp, SEPT.. 6.—ln pursuance of a Decree of his Majesty, the Tribune.l of the Rota of the Apostolic Nuncio Was installed on the 22,1 ult. •under the Presidence of the Archbishop_Of•Niten, the `Tape's Nuncio.. Tile, members Afterward, , waited on tne Aing, on which occasion the Dean off the Tribunal addressed him as totlows *utc, 7 -Nve Imre already celebrated, with ii,expre,Sibl e gladness of heart, your Majesty's nappy return td the tilt-tine of ybut ancestors; but our joy and gratitude know no bounds, since your august kindness has deigned to re-establish the tribunal which we re ires - ent. It is nut merely for the advan tage which will accrue to us as indi v id ua ls, but for the be nefit which must, result to the state, to rehgiou, 'ail& the public interest: to the public iatetTst; ,because the e.xiiste:tee of the tribunal abridges the duration of ecdesiastical' causes, which were so expensive iind tediOus, 'when it ivasneeessary to go to 'Rome for a definitive sentence; to religion anti the state, because our union and relations %title the Supreme • Head of the Church b e i ng co n so lid ate d , nothing: dis turb our 'adherence to the 'centre of union, zypointcd by God himself, and out of which there exists no true L'a= tholic ; because concord between the priesthood tend the i;.o vernment being sedure4, the bases of the tranquillity "ail 'safely of-the State can . Ito longer be shaken : for tiic philoso phers of the day have obstinately sou;tit to disturb that con cord, only the better to. succeed in overthruwittg successively the altar and the throne: • The pious zeal of your Majesty hastened to adopt the first necessary measures for arresting Ihe,evil, by restoring tie holy tribunal of the„faith, that impregnable bulwark against which all the` (forts of the jut= pious lire shattered; and now your ;:14jcsty adds new sulyort to your first resolutions, by res t or i ng the ecclesiastical rota to its functions, which is an unalturaiile montonent of the sovereign authority and supreme authority - which belting, throughout the whole • extypt of the Church, to the Ittimau Poutil;, who is•its chief." • CITY BUSIM-LSS. ' "Yesterday a Court of Common:Council was held at the Mansion HOuse,, which Was very nume rously attended. The Navigati6n Committee presented a Report ,for raising money on bongs for the improvenieut of the River, which - was read and agreed to, and 200 bonds were sealed ;( - ,.coi'di!lgly. The Committee Of ei„tv .LandsdeliVered a Re, port of a method of affording a more etival rietrrce of warmth to the Common Council Room at G u ild. hall, with an estimate of the expeoce,'amotunin g to 130/. which, was read, agreed to, and refetred back to carry into immediate execntion. The Memorial of sundry Inhabitants of South ,wark to consider the Charter Of King Ed.l;ardl 7 l., to fake measures for restoring the City's Rights, f or an efficient Magistracy; and for crcari'ng %-t Ward of Bridge Without, was read, and altur much debate, was referred to the Committee for General Purposes, to consider and report.lt ' was referred to the Committee for C'-ener.4l ' Purposes t o consider, and report what i n ,ellen opinion should be done with respece' to the gust. of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, Which - had been presented to the Lord Mayor. It was referred to,the 'same Committee to con sider the best steps, in their . opiaion, to be adopt ed in respect of the entertainment on the ensuing Lord Mayor's Day, Guildhall being in a very di lapidated state, and to r e p or t th e reon to the Court.' The Port Committee presented a Report for re ducing the number of Harbaur-nusler, was read and agreed tax.