The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

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' . 4, .. , . . . . n y ) 35, ;`), t a 1 '1%5 4" ii ver• se Lilie ci lei :g o t oj' seo foli ll-I'' o ict ias ts, I°4l ter, 142(1. „Alt i'' orn jjelib lo Wie" , 1 ad 5e of GC e Car e D oi' " . 5 0i? 1 0 ty f6t oog io the , iabe r; septeL- sadr f r°lll ths le( an 0 1 " ,: lig l ocs' e fot 1 c c ca 2 left " 1 ktTllttlz (396.] -Li?iuct SIXI7NCT,TTAT,FPENNY. • WESTiVIINSTER• ASSOCIATION for the further RELIEF of the SUFFERERS by the WAR. GERMANY. I3RIGI-I'l'O\ Tess I C ir ° O a n e g 4 l ' i' c O 4ll O e r d ki l n i g le , D l L l ik or e s7i i 47 f a u i2" f e l v e t n 7 - - N'ew antl'Elegant POst . Co:ich, evert Afte moon at Three: - - BIIfGH,TON Regency Coach, -.at half past Eight- o'Clock. every ,Evening. WORTHING motern and trillYdeiira.bie Post Coaeli.,..(cat, ries roue nside, only) through Breadwater, - Fin don , h,n; :: ton,,West.Gvinstead, Horsham, and Dorking; every Mornino aftiglit GODALMINQ, Guildford, Merro , ,v, East Horsley,- an4, - • BooAain, J‘ces,day,.Thprsday, and„Saturday, at. Eight o'Clocl. EASTBOV AN'Snifltrer `Col'o ; Thesday, Tlitirs(iay, and SaturdaY, Italf: pa , stSix . o!Cloek.; QQDALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and, Afterniitin: DORKING, Leatlierhead; add Epsom Coaches, every Mornipg.at '§iue and Afternoon at Three. STEYNING, Iluestraro, - and Dorking Coaches, every Morning. at Six,. . . HAMP . TON and, Mitcham Coaehei Daily. The following COACHES set off from the BELLE -. SAUVAti.E: CA (RIDGE Paterii BIRMINGHAM NeW . POsi Coach, the p•own Prince,'everY Morning at a Quarter oefore rive, through Stony Stratford, Southani, .Lemingron, and "Warwick, . OXFORD new and eleghnt Post Coach; the Defiance, ei•ery Moriiiiig - .at Eight. ", SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ex, Cent SUnday, at Five. . • ,AETON Coach, ,Tuesday, Thursday,' and Saturday Morn 4 ings, at. Nine. • . NEWBURY, Coaelwevery Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBI - TRY Coach„, at Half past Three every Afternoon; 1 / 4 HASTINGS New Post Coach; every Morninglit - Eight. • .WINOSORCoaeb, every Morning, utSeve.n.7 • • BRIGHTON Coach, the , Doke of Norfolk; every Morning; at Nine, through. Dorking., -Horsham, aridllenfield. - 'BRIGHTON New Post Coach, the _Eclipse, every After noon, at Half.past Two. BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evenin6 at Eight.. LUTON . Cmieh, every Day, at One. I-lA'MPTON Coaelies, every Morning and Evening. PORTSMOUTH Cnaches, e very Mori - ling and Even. at Fite. LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, • rind Saturday Morni4igs,.at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the- Public to notice; the. Golden Cross is theonly Office in London from • whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering .Places,' - and plaees of fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most stria attention will be paid to inquiries at the abovp Coach Offices,,and every information punctually given relatfve 'to ' all public Carl iages setting {lff from LOndon.-- The Proprietors are not ausiverable for any Parcel or Package above Five Pounds value, unless entered and. an Insurance paid accordingly.• JOHN CROSS.and-JOHN MORRIS S ; Proprietors. • His ItoYal Highness" the Duke of YORE'in the Chair. At a very numerous M ee tin g , a tt en d e d by his Royal 1-ligh 7 ; ness the Duke.ef,Snssex, the Archbishops .of Canterbury and York, and many of the Bishops, Nobility, and other Persons of distinction, It WAS unanimously. resolved, That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive. Subscriptions for this purpose; and that all . monies so receiv ed be plaCed under the management and C.Oniroul of thi. said Cynirnittec; that the CoMmittee do consist of the fOT 10 persons, with power-to add to their'numbeisy or to unite witty the City Committee, if they deem it expedient. rrEE. R. H. Inglis, Esq.. Joshua Watson; Esq. Rev. Arc-intent:On CaMhr,lgt Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P. Res.. NOrris Macintosh, M.P. Hon. F. North Colonel — Bathurst Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. Scott, M.P. Chas. Grant, Esq. jun. M P. Rt. Hon. J. C. Vil4ieri . It.. H. Marten, Esq, W. I-I. Hoare, Esq. J. Round, Esq. M..P. • COMM Archbishop of t anterLury Archbishop of York • Bishop of London , ' Bishop of Exeter Bishop of Chester - Bishop of Salisbury - Bishop of Ely Lprd Kenyon Lord Calthorpe Lord Eardley Rt. Hon. Sir J:Nicholl,'M.P. Rt. Hon: G. ltose, - Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. •E.Wilbralia.mßootle,Esq.M.P . Wm... Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. COmmittee-rnom; FreemasOns k Hall, Great Queen , ltreet ; where all Communications maybe addressed, and . where Sub scriptions will be received; as well as by Messrs.,HaMmeys . - leys and Ce. "the Treasurers; and by the several Bankilig Houses in London and Westminster. • Signed by Order of the Committee, . JOSHUA WATSON, Secretaries,. R. ACKEItMANN, 5 pru tempare, Jt ad cK t !' r P,;s" I!'' 1 6,1 oc . i i vo_,g. ri ve It! o tle 1 : , [ hell St . V I in the „ to A t • rno S °tle r fri''' lo ls plifirou yeti 15 11 41, 1 t h . ye „fop A ood hav: et pi eb 10511 .3 •est) i\f3,l c awl dt ) l [ jetl llll ' p ids, MORTGAG . . WANTED, from 20,_000i. to 50,0001, on the most ample Freehold security, and particulaely ad vantageous to Trustees having large SUMS to lay out or in vest on' Landed Seeurity.—A liberal renkuneration will be made tot he Person procuring it. • Furtheryarticulars may lie ol)tained on application to Mr. ettisha, Law Stationer, Threadneedle , •street, Loudon. • • This :Day was pubbsued, In One Volume, Octavo, price 7s. 6d . . boardl, T'. TRIAL of COLONEL QUIN] IN , of the 10th Hussar, by Court Martial, at Whitehall, on the 17th - October, 161 , 1, and subii:quent Days. ' Taken in Short 7 liand br..lllr. W. 13. GURNEY, Sliort-hand Writer, to both Houses of Parliament. : Publishe&by Gale; Curtis, and Fenger, Patte noster-row and , Etterton; Whitehall.• • • , Ilk ~,,,,,.........,,..............._ ills `'`ltt; ROYAL DRURY-LANE.. k a ., r ittBEv t , ' 1 ,. isti„, s 1 i EVENING, Nov. ! . 7, their I,,im,et, erva!lts will iierforrn the Tragedy of l i ,lkli a , lily will MACBETH: )11403', k. Le n ,,,, a rt " ; 13a4quo, Mr. Pope; l‘taccluff, , lily : I kh4 'lb, i‘le . ill'•• Elrington; Rosse, Mr. Holland, -. lviir t •. , arll ey. • 11 "d eli, a C omic Drama, in Two Acts', taken 14t4:de frt 'I kafthe. French, ca ll e d :'re,N i f ) :tls, !,, lr t : . gstDE PARIS. Mr. Lovegrove; ';l ( r ),f N4.v ii . r l r l . '4lla ck La(nrl4 Seneschal, APGtibliiris:Mr . . Johnstone; tt tt t et - : . .O ri. t, Mts. Ed Ili; OliVier, Miss Kelly; Lo . Go elic .„ ktli' 4 ll, ) , l , i ''k. Drama of Jean de Paris will be repeated • lr' ) : v i Th e t , -44tlitil• i ee °rld ' ai r Pc.iiitent • Calista. Miss Walitein, . -laebt, aPPearance on this Stage.—On Saturday, k l , ‘. 011 '(1), 6c : 1 1 , , Mr. Kean. --,On Monday, King Richard 4 Nth: Leti t ;„'t Mr. Kean. —On Tuesday, The Belle's t4,44,tk:1(;114,,'41a1rdY, Allis Walstein '(her first appear )444ll4inbdeid' - , - , it , e(lr ieee has been low" in active prepara- P deceit in a few days. ''' Pil ilk IL A IIIE D t .,,, l,„" tilt p,„----(AL, COVENT-GARDEN. ki kfur'll;NT EVENING, Af , 4led.the,Tra,, red 5S Ntiv. 17, will i,'" 44,:' 1 2, . THE ' e ":' °I - t ' , 2, i \.,!), N, • c E I.IE VENGE. • ~ill ' 4ll. kz' kt:kr"waY ; Don Carloi, Mr. Hamerton ; ' t . . ' 41111 )1 * ' -urr aY; Don 'Manuel, Mr. Cresswel I ; ‘ l , . t• Leon•iia, Mrs. Egerton ; Isabella, Miss 4 Ni b 1' 11 . , '4 7 1 e a-ddaftr,6 ft h time) 6 5 f ii.,. o,er,„-:3.N OF PARIS. the new Comic ' Opera of •1 \,.. rn, A , "-e, Sonsrs., Sth entirely new. t !tie loe trlt 4.... e l ai -: - 6 - ci • niberlain. Mr. .I‘tilie \,..1-`ant 1.,; ) t lir• Darurs e ' t• tb. ; , .di r K a r u o d Po j t a ts (L'ill4llord of 11 4'lace's," ;,..q,reg:•9lT,"Nfr'. Trehy Philip, Mr., r ili.n :it k i b of 1 \ avarre,' Miss Stephens' ; Rosa . , MI" tI I ' , i % - ' 14 4 ) h , Et ( 10 ( ‘‘'„, MariS. Spissous, Illrs.'Parker„ Miss i e : 4l ic (5,7 4 , 1 an, &c..eic,.' Si i 6 till f4; . .. r '- 4 °E n o t oho Of 'Paris will he repeated , 1 / 4 , 4 1 , t:.1,4 1 1• h , , 'ner notce, 'Monday and Thursday ex kit ' 44 4, tLltah,ii 5..,,,, r ge 'p,..4 Isabella, Miss O'Neill.—ol, Sat?r 1'v,,,, nv kli d 17ar, and The Mayor of Garrett : Minor i Vl, .11 1 ' 'eton ~. • . 1, iti, ~itlav 1 , , being his first appearance .c:ri , tl . i \" 4 ' l( e 1 4 't.' H liee and Juliet : Juliet, MI" O NV i l I ; ..1 ii i 1114, 441itr.--rr Tuesday, Cc.,riolanns : Corin gNA (1.44-Oo Wednesday. Veriice Presered : Bel ' *41,1,174)4 Thuridav, Julius C.,Ts - ar : Brutus, Porest of B . Ondy. d' tl' C ONTRACTS. . 01 1 Coanni3sary in Chief's Office, Great • et. George -street, Nov. 14, 1814. lit';',, I S her t_ ''f IcCV3/41 f i ., • e uY given, that the Commis ki'• ofi lu , 4aje,,,t' rea dy to receive Proposals for supplying t ' ''" ' s • Y'vr rqops- as i - nav / be ;encamped in. the k k., 4 t t''. 4111 g Y„ • 14 ,q 4 -,;-...i ty t rln the under-Mentioned Islands, A ANT)init .I°' ga ndhrirst; in the County of Berks, 1 ‘'' ki . til i h -3 ; ; 1 - ;:! -I-1 .EL, STRA W, 'FORAGE, COALS, . V r 't- ' ath tl.l -1•4"Po' 1 to be sent in on or before b h e cei ed d kY if h• ' a $ • eN t '-- aft ,;tceniber next (observing that none t) : 4 71 t1 4 ' til epo st l , ' '''el re o'Cloeli on that day), and if. 6e %at be paid, vi . z..:- 414It ty, '' ' Sandhurst, in the County of ~-' . • - -' . Berks. .1,, fo r tat 441.4 zria . , 11 / 44. 11 aC 4 41 1 , d of for the whole of 'the Atticles re \t/i a k r th e , ; jell eY, and for the vicinity of Sand ,,,tl l oth tath-p;soiand of Guernsey, which must include fir o , , e Teecle 11%4111'45t have the Letter which is t lY` l ii ‘ t4 Y tu r Pr° Perly 'filled lii b - y two Persons of \N , tttilf,tlie_ ~,,;I:,:fi?'i..; to * becomebounci with the party \., 'te t t . 4 41 4 N . 4-stated in the printed' Particulars.for \: t li 'd i h ril ts i nari °f the Contract ; and no Proposal will \() '' la, ' , lv°r ds;, " a printed Tender, and..the prices t , ,, ,fti, rtNtli. 11If '" 4:t‘vetl't°lll'tl'acks may be had upon application at 1 ke tY CU c ri h 'ut's of Eleven and Five; at the of btputalssary-General Coopt, Guernsey; and Itk k ' H ' Y Cutaniissary-General Bent, Jersey. (?it - .. ' ''. . ' --• — . •.- Ili s 1 • I'llp- 1 , 1 • :‘llqtl SfYki rS t. C „ l-I ARQE - AND RELIEF OF ! • \ t ) . , - '.. ,1 - 1- FOR SAIALL DEBTS. ik t, ' ).1 • . (.4/0,,,, Craven:street, Nov. 2, 181 . 4. 'l/4 i N i .'fi lii „ " since the last' Report, 11 : , n e 11 viz.:.._: L. s- tl \ t , : 4, g P, sq: e 's• liaroilton,brArchi 4kki t 4 l i kti x.t. pel, yN 4 4 0 k , per se r . et.ary s , tsr tcret4ry .I!'l.'l),t s l. - _ ) I, ° tl kl)i, t 4 cr„ z _ l:No 8 tle, 1(. , Z _ 0 4 \ ,i, t , P 4q. 1 ecietary }+,,,4,,t4t,' Se t , ,rr Biddy! l Co. 1, 4 . grtt,i, t-lar y , P t and _ \l 3 •2 g - 1 11-11 . t y - .. _ 4 til e , • . • 21. 'tter. t , - - - , t : t ... 0 , ... - , - k, )t in !n t ,l l tltioa cif e i,.'eved f r . . ~ 1 k st i ll 1 4 , , ti,, s ?In various Prisons - )\:• I, • La s ~'am of - ,‘ a nelti, ''' Uf ) , 6 ).. "' - ' . k ll. k,, rred f I etitionery Ap :.4l)s-7,lt'eted, `'ior Characters, '5 pe .'l4,t,l'sat,' receic:, !kls,\ V ic,' - ' 1 '411 ; e i -', li s Y -.T. C aniGn'.Neild; Esq. the A: k 41 44 1 , ,i,,,t4 1 ;:t. 4,1";e11"ea; also by-- Messrs'. Herries, NitOr, ',, i ,', , a;/"d ( s _ ,,7st ? , q;:.l - Inares„Fleet-s i treet ; *,.tti.t/tt`,,l,l•,te.n,._ess._,?,,lha,-qe.et ;,. pi 06,9 11 ? ) !, i t t4. ,'lti t i 4., 4l ers?, vs .., •,.Porrren- and Ch.. 1. , incl.- 1 It ;1,1114t3e 1- 10 ' .,,. by ti , ,, , sicaclll.7,ll,l,all';- Veres and C 1 0.7Z, itit'ltitilis'.Y. be' setetillrlit.l7,',CA=".:i're:L'int.'• 5 4 Y i t i el'tY, and hCre'til ' o' S - Litiineei on tkl file .. try Iwohth. VtiNhtlskrT - ---- --' -- - - 11444 1 14%tlf;r1f. A' - ~ -' .-'' ` " of brh, t N rp,y. 1 ;., - 7-. n phl-estabh.shed re .(1.4 i '•14 4 .4,34t, i , . nAO-PICE, aMetintin to, abo'llt Nt . 'llw f ` i tid .pi°., f. b.t.log. extended to tont Pre... ,114,,,i'c1ry,,i,4.1':.5. At 4i valuation,.. No one ili ttt` s t 4 l ; i I\ 1 e:, ys ?`.. . 1 4 1 , .5 . ,,. _lx . lit the,ci ‘ lp ti oel i liidi"g,i li 01 1 1 : ! or stir.' "NC:I.V'S:VII 10 0 0 - Ann. 2 2 0 - Ann. 5 5 - Ann. 5 - 5' 0 - Ann. 2 2- 0 - Ann. 1' 1 0 Ann. 2 2'o Ann. 1 1 0 Ann. 1 1 9 10 0: 0 4 2 0 -5 0 0 - • 1 0- 0 - 1,.50 1 0 - L. z'l4 7 4 4 \it4,41154.4'4i qe lE‘Y' (11, th titpeniert, Sce, are. I:.e_pect t.41,N, 1 1' 411 Y Dlled - with 111()N EY, to VittA",,,th., ;1441 t, • J Fre: .11, tt ) 4. ll rtgilKe, f.:tl c4t)%l:. hd -or! ‘A•foiley 111 he,, t,„%it„i44441 tIY l'Ats 1 •Jointures,Cierg)-- 1N " t ttotlie ihows (4, 4. 1 op,,ty. 'llet lie, l _ ll4 4 on flieir . l)o on al vni nod ever); libei-aFacconironeia:- 1/414.44'1. TA. • • s. an t i • ill . 12 v , •0 I or. Letters (;04-paid No. 39; Soutitieet, -,- . „ , . Subscriptions since received :. , At Coutt's'and Co. At the Tahernacle, Mrs. Graham; Clap- '• Bristol, per Mr. G. barn-common . L. 5 5 0 lones - L. 42 11 9 At Hannuersley's. ReV.Thos.Puddieumbe, At Titchfield Church, Itanseomb ' Devon 3 3 0 Hants, on Thanks- At Falliinghasn, Lin giving-day, per Rev. • c,nnsliire,and Neieh- A: Radcliffe 29 -7 6 - bourtniod, per Mrs. undy H. Drummond. go 0 0 Dawson - 17 o'o S'. C. - : - 25 0 0 At Princes Risborough, Parish of. Wookey, So- - Bucks, per Rev. Mi. mersct, per Rev. J. . Meade. - Phillott - 14 0 0 • •aptain Grubb -' 5 s'o M. G. - - 3b 0 Rev. it. Meade' "r 1 0 A .Lady - Rev. Rich. Evans, Rec- 1 '4r. Winston' 1 1 . 0 tor of Lktnhardon,. - 1 Sundry small Subscrip- Abeysivith . 1., 0 0) .- tidies -,- .;:' - 2 6.6 Parishioners or Ditto '4 ,5 0 i At 'lceliedaiy . . Essex, Fragment, "xer N. P.. I 10 1 p . ,,,.. go. .Chas, Dal- At Ackermarni's. ton - ' . 25 0 0 Mrs. MI - wood; per Mr.. - Mls. (": 'Bradford,' ftir O. Bennett, 'for the,. -the Orplians 1 0 0 Orphans' -2 „ 0 0 Tlic,":nesesWendroaffe . 1. 0 0 By - Private Collection .: •. Mr. W. Friend - 0 0 in the Parish of fieg , .. s Misses 'i3ui,ll6ll, - Liver wort h ' - 15 4 7 Pool ',- ' - 5 5 0 At Saltarn, after a. tier- A Lady at Eairtiehr 1 0 0 moo, by the Rev. E. , A'F, ietict,' . per Mr.,Ni- T. M. Philips ' 13 2 11 l cholity ' - OlO 0 Several Prii in ate Sub- Anonoui,by the Diss .scriptions '' - 1 60 ' Bank ' -* -- - 5 0 0 F. E: D. ' - 2 2 0 A Young Lady at. lia. - AtCal.oeCliurch, Wilts, verfordwest,perlirs. on Thanksgiving-day, Steinkop - 5 0 0 for the Orphans, per A Friend (by the Rev.' . . .Rev. W. Marsh 8 110 J.T. Sanger, orDris . - '. . Mr. Seyiner _ - 010 6 to 1 ). - - _ 1. a n A LAy ' .... 050 6. i. . . 1 5;: - . QV / ,r /p 1 sioeel fir Jo fi ° .o pf , , j;i . t ro g f 'l4l ( e rt ; if+ ' s elle o A NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE. THE attention of the .Fashionable. Wor most.exclusively direOted to the magnificent Painting of RUONAPARTE, taken in Paris by. his Special permission, .on hit 'return from Moscow, by Lefebvre, and completed no derthe.immediaid superintendatice of"the celebrated• David, first Painter to Napoledn.—This 'grand and, inimitable Paint ing represents him of the natural size, standing upon the Throne of the Thuilkries, invested with the Imperial-State Robes ; i-trd•-was late the'property . of .the Mayor and Munici pal Council of the City of Liege, and removed from the Man sion-hoose of that - Cityi an the abdication of•Napokon.—As a work - of art, the Painting - possesses „transcendent merit, and the Portrait is allowed by the best judges' to be the only na tural Likeness now.pabliely exhibiting in Europe.' • To be seen at No. 53; West Side of Leicester-square, from Ten till dusk. Admission,ote . • N. B. A StibsCription for' . an 'Engraving of the above, by . Say, received of the Rooms: Suhscribers -will receive a Free . - Admission Ticket. Connected with the above Exhibition, it is intended to open a Repository for the reception of Ancient and Modern' Paintings, and other WOrks'of Art, &c. on. Sale by Private Contract, under the denomination of the IMPEMAL GALLERY. AND NIUSEUM OF ARTS: As soon as a sufficient Collection is made; a Cataldgue will be published, with the -prices affixed ; a plan, it is presumed, thatcannot fail to insure pUblic patronage.—Applications for the Admission of l'aititins, &c. to ha made by letter, ad dresSed to'tlie PioPtietor of the ExhibitiOn;-:-APro4iectus of the above Institution to be had at the Roam. . MONEY. —A SOLICITOR, having MONEY to lay out on reasonable andlii)eral Terms, offers to . make Advances thereof in either great or small Su m s, on the . St , curity of Marriage SettleMents, Church . . Living-s, Life In- terests to Money vested in the NameS of Trustees, or. in •the Funds, as also on Freehold and Leasehold - EstateS.--,Apply. by . Letter (post-paid), or personally, to Mr. W. at his Office,. NO. 11, • Chapel-prace, Henrietta-street, Caveudish-sqUare, from Twelve till Four. QTATS LOTTERY of 8,000 TICKETS. All to be Drawn in ONE DAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 18,1,C SCHENLV,.. . ^ of L. 16,000 arc 1,.32,000 2 . 3;000 6,000 2 - .. 2,000 4,000 4, 1,000.., 4,000 G .. t 1 3,000 6 o°o 1,1300 10 2OO 2,000 .12 . lOO 1 0 ~, 00 ,-. 20 5O l,OOO 40 • 25 • 1,000 1,500 • 6,030 Tickets. " L. 80,000 TICKETS and SHARES arc selling-, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and'Co. Contractois for the Lottery, at their, Offices; the Cornet' of Bank-buildings,' Cornfilll, and . facing the King's Mewt, Charing-cross. THE PATENT_ lIVIPERIAL DINING,-TA BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEWARDS ana DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece o Furniture, an f d uPon Five niew different Pla0; fife Patent Im Proved Sofa Beds and Chair 'Beds; BrassscreW Four POSt; and Tent Bedsteads, Fuinittire and Redding. complete ; Portable Chairs, with ,several other new invented and improved articles of sfurniture; alSo a general and very . extensive assortment of Upholsteri, 'arid Cabinet Articles 'for furnishing HotiseS eom plete,ready.manufactured, where Families may select an d furnish a whole House in a few days, uniding the extreme inconvenieiic:e of waiting several Months in complet e ing their EstablislitnaC East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &e: &e: 'by Mown andSwaders, 16 and 17, CatberinelSreet, Strand, on terms the - Mosi moderate, for prompt papilla. GOLDEN 'CROSS, 'CHARING - CIIOSS, AND BELLE . ' . SAtiV.AGE;•.LUDeM.TE-HILL.- • ' ' GENERAL OFFICES FUR T;tAvELLING. - . . rrAFIE fiillo %.; - ini..;' 1110 VA L NI 'AiLS set oil Irani it the above Offices everrEvening,- ;by command of 'the Poetmaster-General, vie. DUBLIN; Waterford; Cork; and a ll7 pa rtS of Ireland:: l ia l r LO o L f Y N H o E rt : i i i D iira ß le a s ugor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West Carmarthen, &e -.. , • -,, - coh, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wake. CHESTER, Namptiieh, Stafford,' Litchfield, and Noil thaw pant. ' WISBEACH; March; Chattel-is; and St. Ives. CAMB M RIDGE and Ely. NEWARKEI", Brandon, Swaffha m , an d Fakenhaad. - , Billy ST. EDMUNDS, ;Sc.c. NORAVICH, by Newmarket and Thetferd. NORWICH., by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole, WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAWaiIdBurford. • OXFORD, every Evening at 1414 o'CloCk. LUDLOW, Letibtry, and all paYteofirOp'shire. • ' YRMOUTH,' LoWestolf B Aeccles; I Yoxford, and Wood . , bridge. lIWA 4 , Scarborough; Burlington, arid Beverley, • n_kRTON, Waterside, Gaiusborough, and Brigg. - LINCOLN, SlenfOrd, Bciurn, Peterhorouge, and Stilton,.. And the fallowing Royal Patent, and.other Coaches, on the newest and best eansirriction. ' • • Also is added a list of. sties and Pi Menial Towns, to which Passengers arc regularly); conveyed; a retereuce thereto will save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. • LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one ;niglit (car e ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwich, Mid dlewich, Sandbach; UttOxeter; Burton , upturi-Trefit; Meal= ham Hinekley, Lutterwbrth and N,orthamptoa, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday 'Morning's, at'Six'; - performs the jour nev.in-36Janurs, well lighted-and guarded throughout. • - LIVERPOOL llo,yal Coach, through Warrington, Knuts ford, Conglaton, Newcastle, Storie, Litchfield, 'Tatnworth, Atlairstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth Tuesday; Thursday, add Saturday mornings,. at Nik ;. travels:with extraardinary• velocity) only one Wght on the road ! well lighted and guard eat the whole of the font . ii`,,. YORK New and Elegaatpost Coach _every Morning at Six, through Tad caster, Forrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtry, Ret foriL.-Newark, - Grantham, -and - Stamford. Front' York, -Pas sewers are farwarded with the greatest facility to Edin htfrgh; Barwick; 'NewcaStle,- - Alnwick; Shields, and Sunder land,Durhani, Darlington, Northallerton, Think, and Eas itigwold, GIaSgoW, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith; BrOngli, Rip ' awn, 'Bormigh Bridge, Kuaresboroug-h flarrowgate, awl all parts of the North. HINCKLEY, •Atherstone, , Latterworth, and 'Northamp ton Coach every Morning at Six, except Monday, and every Evening: - • . ~ SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap Coach, through Shiituall, Iron Bridge, Wofverhaniptelf.m.d Birmingham every Alm-fling% - . - HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst,. Cernioge Mawr,.Cora•en, Caeiliarvon„tintway; Ostvegtry, - and all parts of :corth Wales, every Morning, ' BIRMINGHAM New Coac'h, • called The. Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford, Lemingion awl Warwick, every Morning.at Fjnir; and arrive s the sti ' ne-EVening at Ten: pAlui,(3-ATE,. Chester,.: Stafford, and Litchfield -Post - -. 'Coaches every Ev'.- , H,g. - WISBEAC ;_--I, March, Chatterisc and -St. - Ices New Coach, Monc, , av,„ Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. LITCHFIELD;TamwbrtIi, Hinckley 'Athertione; lartt6r worth and-Northamrion, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday; and Saturday Mornings, at Six. - CHELTENHAM * New They Coach, through Frogmill, Northieach; Burford, add -Oxford (carries fouranside only), sets-out every-Morning, - except •Sunday, tint Six, and arrives early the sarue Evening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham. --aa-aakPoakra Na-a Poit raatib,. calt.l lite Defiance, every Morning at Eight. . _ NORWICH very last Coach, through NeWmarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. ~ - .., . - , YARMOUTH, Loweqoff, Boucles; Yoxford, and Wood bridge Telef.traph ' every Afternbon at F o u r 0 4- Clock. . - IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afterrioon at Four and Seven: . -•- - ... , . , 'CAMBRIDGE and Ely 'NeW Telegral3b. Coach, every Ni ht; and Carriages•to all Parts of ,Norfalk,- Snffolk, Essex;' and Cambridgeshire. . . . FAT' ENHAM;Swallham,-Biandon, a n d •Newrimi ket ele gant New Coach,' flit - 4.AM NelsOn, Tuesday; Thursday; and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Fite. LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday :Mornings at Fiia: o'clock. . ' ' - • • . . SOUTHAMPTON and 'Lymihgton elegant . new Coach, 'every Morning (except 'Sunder; at - Five o'Clock. Packets saillo the Isle of `Night on the ArrivaLtif the Coach. Parc e ls •are conveyed to all parts Orthelsland.2 . • • - ? • WINCHES:PER, Basingstake, and Hartford Aridge very fast Coach, eVery.Morningat'Five n!Clock. - TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. TUNBRIDGE Wells. nqw Post-Coacb,•(carries 'fouritiside . only) through Tunl-iridge, Sevenoakes, and Riverhead, every Afternoon at Font- o'Clock, Sunday excepted.. -' - BURTON upon. Trent Post Coach, - through Meashate, Twycross,'Athelstone, Hinckley, LutterwOrth, Welford, Nor ahamptan, and Dunstable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six o'Clock.-. BRISTOL, Bath, Mat:sham; Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Poit Coach (carries four inside only) every 'Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded-throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the Western Road. . . EX T EER, Plymouth, and FalMouth Coach, called the l3al- . . kibn, every Mat ning at Seven. • - ' , . SEVENOAKS, Riviirhead, and-Bromley Coaches, every Morning. - . . . HAS 'PINGS, Battel, Robertsbridge, Flimwell, and Tun bridge expeditious New Coach, every. Morning at :half-past live. . . PORTSMOUTH and Gosport 'T e l egr aph, every Morning and Eveniagat Vire o'Clock.. . PORTSMOUTH, 'Horntlean ' Petersfield, Godalming,and GuildfordNewCoadhes, every A-Seining and Evening at Five o'ClOck. - _ - - PORTSMOUTH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke -of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight' o'Cloek . . ' -. . . EXETER. and Taunten Coaches; e v e r y Morning anal Evening. WELLS, WELLS, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn ing and Evening. PLYMOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches, eyery3lorning and Eveni u g., BURY and NeWniarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornin , ..S, at half-past Five. • • BATH and .to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four o'clock, and Evening et Five. LEWES, ..Uclifield, Maireslield, arid East Grinsteiid Coaches, every Morning at Eight o'Cloek. ' BOGNOR, and the ROcks, a Bathing Place on the .Sussex Coast, nuch admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every MOrning tit Six.• CHICHESTER;Midhurst, and Haslemare, new Telegraph Coaches, every Tuesday/f h ursday; add SaturilayMornings at CHICHESTER New. Coach, through Dtincton" . and P e t_ worth, Monday; - Wednesday, arid Friday Morin tigs'af Seven. ARUNDILL , New Coach, through Dnncton, Petworth, and Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, - at Seven.. MAIDSTONE, noiing, - and - WrOthati toadies, every Morning at Five and'Nine °Thick. FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Morning. - DOVER, M. - agate, Ranisgate, Dial; and Canterbury COaches, every Morning id Six 'o'clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties. BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester,. and Stroud Coaches of every description, at'SiX and' Nine in the Morning, One at Noon and half-past Five in the Evening." GRAVES END, Northtleet, and D ar tfo r d C o ach es a t Si x an d , Nine in the Morning; One at Noon, and Five in th e E ven i ng . Extra Coaches always ready. ARIGHTON original' Red Coach, through Cindon,'Rei; gate, Crawley, atich‘uolifield, every Mottling at E,ight, FOR•• TkiE t I AiN AiS• 111.• TIT LER'S CELEURATED VEGETABLE .riv TOOTH POWDER,- is, with confidence, recommend ed tolhe tfse of the Public, as_ the most efficacious Prepara. lion for 'preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old ige, and p*Vddhcing it whitenesS, without impairing the Enamel. Itimparts a firmness and beautiful redness to 'the Guth l S-to - the'Breath the most delectA le Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Ach by removing ,its cause---ethe Scurvy in the Gums. Price 2s. Pd. `the Box. BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVE 'DER WATER, from • its • elegant fragrancy, has:received - the Approbation of their Royal Highnesses thE Princess and Princess.. Charlotte of Wales, "IMF of many 'Ladies of the first Distinction: Price, Half pints 4s. • - Sold, wholesale and retail, at Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse ' -4;CheapSide, cor n ex o f St: Paul's Church-yard, London ; Sliarp and Belam, in Poets mouth; Jones, Weston, Allautt, and Mallory, Portsea; Half, Johnston, and 'Harding,' Gosport; Coleman and Jacob; Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; .Hoxland wolifiY;traitrille, Nettleton, psid ilber t , Plymosith; Icttott and Lloyd,'and Swinney - and Co. Birmingham ; fd-!• wards and Penny,. and Lathhury, Liverpool; Staines„ end : Lynch, ManCheiter; Treti'aial," Exeter hlatiderton, Readhurn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinkureli ; Baxrerand 111'Do nald, Glasgow; Bulger and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Norwich ' Swiufen,'Leieester ; Minn and Suttoii,,Not-, tingham ; Simmonds, Blandforil; and . retail, by wort per fumers and Meditine..Venders. . , RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequentiy the s'ubjectoguSk and general repro`esation, tilat men aestitine "of the elements of the medical art havp offered theinselves as candidates for public pat reiriagein the profession of physie. For the ptirpose of doing Justice to the-resul t of our studies and experietrec, and to prevent us from being classe.4 among those empisies whose imprudent pretensions flaw- untUrtunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our, pursuits and ac. • quirentents. Aftei 'havingreceived a regular medical educa. thin as the pupils or Messrs . . Grindcll and I3lizard, whose ledures and praelice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the ,I.onclon.llospital ; we entered onrsefves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire meat, the Royal College of Edihburgli, and .were instructed in the dilleient branches'of anatomy, surgery, the theory end practice of physic, chemistry, midvsjfery; botany, &c. .Cs( . by those eirtinent professors, Drs. Nionro, Gregory, Mack, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not' be deemed presumptuous i,n saying that our proficiency ard, acquirements are not inconsiderable. Ha 1 ingfcir a long series wf years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objed of our studies and pradlise, it will, we hope,-be-allowed that we have acquirc.sl super/ r know ledge of their treatment . and cure. In slight and recent cases ofirifedion - a perfed re-establishment is completed in the short period - of two days and in these of the utmost lb. veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success; proper perseverance iu our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the Andlanclidly" variety of disorders which are the effects of a. habit .long and - most unhappily Pursued by .the youth of both sexes, there ,are. none more alarming:or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fie.. .quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial - state.. To such persons it must be a .consolationtoknow that they maynow, by a new and infallible rnode of treatinent, be rest or ed t o that greatest of all hitinan blessings, a strong,Thanly, and vigor. ousconstitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever eau .se arising, as well as in every species of.ve,herea I Inlet l 4m, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy andhoriour. - Hours of consultation at honiefrom ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country - arerequesred to state the.partic L . Jars of their case, age,..anti general habil , of living , 6, c. 6 ce• in closing a remittance tor advice andmedicities. when th esame will be given, or sent to any part of the, kirgdo - n. To e that secrecy so essential to our undertakin s , the postage letterS may be added to the account tot medicines. CU kIUE and. Co. Surgeons, No. Iv?, Hatton-garder. Messrs. Currie and CO. have Certificates from the above' respectable Prote‘sors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they pe:- foraied the, duties - assigned then during the - time tended their Lectures and