The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-22 00:00:00

; ' 69 451 - - Roy.A.E., DRURY : LANE. 114 SENT • EVEN UNG , * Dec. 24, their 0 1 , . ."' Servants will perfOrin the Tragedy of . , L . MACBETH. ,„ '`can ; Banquo,:Mac:doff; Mr. r Elrington ; Rosse, Mr. tiolland ; Lady Hecate, Mr. Bellamy; First Witch, :eond Witch, Mr. Knight; Third Witch, Mr. " t~ ill added, 21st time; a new Musical Romance, " •iu 'hen Acts, called tV• 01! NINTH S'T'ATUE; ( LIE IRISHM AN IN BAGDAD. "YorW Scenery, Nlaehinery, Dresses, &C. entirely (with new the exception of "tiC I ,(1.) ; •: ; , . 1° , 1 % 1 1 'Melodi es ), e on i posc d by Mr. Born. t!tof l ';',v4, l .. - c of Balsora); Mr. L. 'Wallack ; Kilrooney (an M r..lolinstone; Boubikir Moussin (a I)er th()t Mr. Oxli rtv; 11u'nb Magi-rec (a benevolent agi 7 ' 4 ,1,;; V ll -i i ,i nh e Asdri e d ('Kii , go ‘ f the Genii),'Mr. Prilleess of ifzigdad), Miss It'Yee ; Nora y# • K -- (u.. Lad of t y he t••• • 'N - Ronce of he .Ninth Statile ;'or, The Nr 4 Jan m-i -T , ; teal ' ht re le.itcd To-morrow. e ~; 110 -e • 'm Shore Miss ‘Valstein (her in. c ! ilarac e te'r) ; . I;cilig the last time of ie t oeays. ' "rrile,'," 4 :;after the of George Barnwell, will be the F:r e st i.i. ti l in e e t , l: an entirely Dew and superb larch. has been 1(741.' preparatiou, to he callo:1 ; or, 'I . he he' of Dianionds'.-#-On Third; Iticliard, Mr. K.ean. •VIREIIOI-.1.1. COVEN'f-GAII.D.EN. ENT 14.;1; EN ING ; Dec. 22, ix tin e .Tragek• of • ."-rITY% I.4•V,IESTER. 4 - Ni t y . ; I ewsoii. :Mr. 3 t at _•• ming. ; stailiely, ;Mr. Lem • Cce*,weil ; Dawson, M r. Clitri...inr i t e ; „, L4 O. 411 /h 'Y;' Mrs. neverlev, :Miss O'Neill tliocin, -farztoce. in teat C iiaraete ;C r) harlotte, Mrs. Eger- ItF • After f „ which, the new Mem"D ania c> a l OF BONDY ; Oit, I'HE DOG OF MON- C9tiirain, Mr. Barrvinorc ; Captain Auhri, Mr. ti t l(t r4,4ltateitant Nlacaire,Mr.Farley; Lieutenant Landry', Pfai,„„it,o..; the SCCII,ChaI of Ijonilv, Ec:erti-in ; t ti.„"1" Orphan), 1111,4 S. Booth Nil:. Liston; -114'1110(-444 rs.'Daveliport ; Llic#lle Miss Foote. . I.** '' ''4)4.7‘v?* I. '" l ''' ll4 ; Isabella - , Miss ' O'Neill; with' the 1 14 1 .j'; of ;,I:;#ldin, The otitlerri.!l 1 g:tilo last 'night ot iperfortning r (Hat a bet' the Hob !I, GeMge Barnwell; George Barnwell, Mr., Cop- Faueit ; after which will be proilin 4; ( V1.1. 41 . 1 the. (ten' Grand Christinas Wl:ittin-Aon, or,. Lord' Mayor of London, Inc '1 is prewirT;tinn since last Summer.--On ; I,'Ty , •I:iv e Of If . 41' 4 ,Jed f ( , r . 1) , !- JILANTiII'.OI):C SOCI-717, 1 Fmpiovrnent 1 14 , , , e ( ~; L:, t=ie I.,di tcat i, n , m,ail l tv iiamc.t., and 1 ., r eioniaa... 'i t', t 'ft r i ten of ,•::.t . icteil Fcluils, aiid La t :e . li% *!'"''al . ' "4 Y r' p ,'' l° Al).-2,' 04: this INSTITUTION al:e 4'11111:',-ftliti. ,- ) t, •:;teil for the favour of their Otti,..,rs , in b", l ''s4 < - ', " , 1111 1 - 1 ‘ 1.; * 1') . v i i i cl ic s of.TL;itle, whidi are carried 00 g if,; ! ' l4 t, '- if 's Mai - itild::: - crv, in St. G00r.•, - c's-fii•lfis, and truu t i 414J1'v,,,, 16 01 the 10,1itutioil derires n'censitleratile pax N4 4l :‘ ti. 44 `,. vl 4 . . V4l l ' e lit 'l: t. l' '' S S .PRINTING,. in all flit: var . ions sizes of m l.). : .•7+'t, 7 exec , ted witir accurac}, iii_atuess, - anu 6 h11. ,. " . 1 . .klf „'likr is. E•PRIN'fING neatly executed. . t h 'ic , ';"ltrs — ft , 4 x4., in ail its.branches. ' 40' n ' : 14 1t,; Y v OitEr..--Gentleinens' Clothes,•Servant; Li i Ittiig'N • % .1'.4 fw- Public Schools,'&c.. -r t (1 4 ' 11 4 ‘ '- ' 1 ,." ! ' l4 O Fs , f every Description. 5 '\< ...................., -44 ' ..44q * 1 ' X-(1 -41iite Ropes, Lines, Twines, and Pack, Ai4, . to % . itt i . %iit s ! lt t ,l': "ANI) LIFE INSURANCE CCV,IPANY, V''' ' ' ' .l. 11 " 11 , 11 . ) ''‘ STP ';/' I', 11LACKFRI kitS, s il lit ,',' . .i,it ' ; l 4 . l 4 •Y , i.ct . :ii7 -i Parliament; for , . llSSU at i l t , A p N a C re L ha fr e nn o s f >,;,,c;•,, (4 1 LIVES ; and for the Cri ant 1 • s • • I'S ' t i - t i - • lii. 'kl)i ) , 41 \ r CES falling due at Christmas . will lin i , IZ'!'lless renewed within fifteen days-from tha t t p , e ,- - A l', 4 11 0 ,c i Ystern of Fire Insurance piniaed by . this .. .is .. kse. r o :, - 0 .ery advautae vel+hils such a sec suit; •an )iel . d . • 14, i ,:t0 ,t,," K vanei. 'is made on Life Insurance; and its that, "lti,, :Y department f the hirthtess, the Compuny's at - i'4l eli ''-' 4rt attended ') with all possible cuuveniLnce and %, 4t r r he (, - WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. ki rd '. ,)- "' l, l):inv's Office for the West—end of Lundori, is -"4 ' ll ' " " ci: ..l of New Bond-struet, war Ox , re... 1, • est -si-e N.,., ''' .. ------___________ :k ta‘r TO WEST' INDIA PL'tNl'EltS. , . \' i VII P. , N IS L athi I NI poRTA NT I NI PRO "Ai-- --,- ; i 'lrli - 4, PI -- ' t(„ertse ~,,',ANE.vrioN‘ coNcER - Ns, and which ,_,..111 eff . ect an ti oi 'lly di,-;ction of Expellee, preserve the INegr , ots,.._ ll llt 'llew nllBl l their labour, may lie seen, by Letti ; r:s ot la 111. ii st '5 at tire NIANUFACTORY of J. COLLING 4„ a Il t 1; 1 42 a " .4 "gine • Bridge-road, Lambeth. • Where also 'th t ;4: . L s '', ( =as his P . ll . ':l• Evixi.l......rit.E.Fs and BOXES for \',, DriI,e"AItRIAGF,S, iiatronised by - his Royal 1-lighne: , s , !'4.' 14, (l e -I kgent, their Rural Higiniesses itK: Dukes of ' 4iAl 4rece Kent . '1 6intlnlaiid, and upwards o 141)!I'D'Ilai"u'aud'of the ' PiVi ' cipzil Nubility and Gentry of th . e . IL Cu 'b i t'=s whose Carriages are upon that Constrw. , Pll t al ll% `, '''''lOLD ESTATE 'near UXBRIDGE. . _.,i'"lQr the s() I.I) 111' AUCTION, by ELIAS Nr, \‘ NAN I)e' "111c-riActs C.? Redemption of the Land-Tax: s at -I" LSD ~ MART, opposite the Bank of England, _ 011 •Tt;)tbe .7th-day of January, 1815, at li o'clock, 0 i ND. 1 5 . , ' IN ONE LOT,: ' &"19NC very DESIRABLE FARM, li d its, a t i n '-'• ,- 1 a Atl s • Qt4 tt rs u f .ace, witli Dwelling-house, Barns :, Stables, 6 4 ' 4 151, zuvc t-buildings, together with sundry Inclosuresof• t, „ re ~,,..°_. Pa.A.ture Laud, containing NiriFty- mini: . A cres 4,''lty ,3fit,'";), situate in the parish of Hillingdon, in the ; 41.. 43/Idiest...., about 44 1 , f 0i ! ,,,,„,_ . _ . , . • two miles 11.4:_i,e&;:i-(t-i;e thirteenth mile-stone from Lon i d?ii • now t u i,,cll mi l i 41 ; . ; of Mr. Robiltrt Whittington, unt cr. a ' .. lca . se iiiti, ek,!'clitre at Michaelmas, 1H , 24. The Estate w ill laO tlic• u ' t 'd C 'te ._` l f riam Land-Tax, The growing Timber to be -I,'Tk,,, t o ' 'lle p u rchase. --Th e Estate may be viewed on ap7 I„.riit,, ct , he Tenant. € 3, q l !.:. c i h"411 Irticularsa,fid Conditions of Sale will be distil ,s;il)6l,l.;(• ; " i x !!'"'., and may be had at the White Horse Inn, vi t ' , :?Cti ; ,.. ." 1 " 1 5: Bart Inn, Hayes ;* at the Place ot Sale 3 I,,:\t,lttilair„'lcti"lieer at Chelmsford, in Essex;' and further 'l'ssrs:•ru.'llallie mean time be known ufnin application `lll(L77l4tl'Perisins, solicitors, at Chelmsford. nlsr , •• • , THE , - .‘ 1) D T ,' -4 • Es OF utthrfig.. i,,. b - „, , POI ca, sole Proprietor of Daran's e ., ele c . : li o ,`, ttir „.,".(1 Medaed Bougies, having efmtined his k i".c .k7ilt.':',, 13 jiZ it t N l ' . 4101.20 )ears to the cure of Nf victureß, Obstro tl) q 'r's, ft. ttt ..! onorraea, and every other . disea . se of the ll i 4 'ild r , ' tls himself that extensive practice, joined to 4u, to tress of the re!, ed' be in lovs exclusively I,ti‘‘"tet h safe an i I p hs uie t ut P cciri; not subject to the enables 14.41 bi I.lo',l'4`.l,.ineilica cy..a i tte e n r d ' ln g " th e uses of Caustics or corn itlt.p!ooliie: tli, ' 4l ug „ the country statin. , their cases fully in a letter, 1, -4 Serc - on e or a t-- • ' note, will hveproper Ream •.o pound .1 1.) -to th e t i , r r th v altioura. tiitlit!il,,i4..se,ulir ijL'%.ll,stssoytt,ntphteournrse, th se ra e ,& M c r : s pufour's Practical ,. l 'e 'i t t‘ t st ' No. . i ., 4 .,V 1 . 6 .41 of the Booksellers, and at t u Rt ,.-vis eli t ,,,,_ , r rith-srieer, Soho, Priee.,tis. the S ct s t e it i ) i i t , li where he may be consulted .lb 'ett ,nd.7 hen*, of Lin e and f our , a n c t oecasiowslly betyset 4".111112e Evening. - RO~e° 01' , to e, :,11 ‘ v " IJoi t ciig „Ft:o it , t (4 ..10 1 .413- 1 111 rep' •s•V Ind )t to • 0,1111 • IPb I "ves' e r_ 5"01 1,1 140t , s c o : e - co ti " i bti‘ .4' 11 f:)f e% !,r 4 w . j, I ;r,OOO Det' p Ito cr' - cot' ► opr' s pd l ito ° to , '" 'of .4( 11 of "r d'' / , (11 1 ' 51 0 4 Ile" :3 t 1 1: ~p)c , b lc 0' .0 1 , et :' 1 1)/ f o te.ll, jo el l o4 l it ?: 0 10 r 115' ve' I st 0 a Jive .9 06' 0 .0 )". I ro:: be r , 0 n il% t 01 J . Dee : j' lsl e (1 1? ( lido il tiv Oh ° A l i c e ' O O . P a ive"ol ne! l • r e _ Ai r be , j o i ci ► j ei Idere sh if St le itA t • 11$ ri ,d 10 , 04 re v O g j r - --- ,- - ;-- ''' ' • r -,, ~,,., . 4 1. .4 ~: i ~.. . , . p 4......... F' i , . ~.O k.. .4l '. - „c, , • • 4 OFFICE OF ,OR,DNAIyCE, 12th Der. 1814 THE PRINCIPAL • OFFICERS of His JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that 'ProposaLs will be received at their 0 . 10,,in on or before Wednesday the 28th dory ort*iiimbet7 instant, front surf& Persons as may be willing to;u;t4rtak:thp Per formance of the,PAINTER'S WORK ct t4eß , iyal ft/gory of Small Anus at Lewis/J(1,14,in the County of - t oi t, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the Expira tion •of the first Y..?ar, upon !Calicc of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Farther Particulars, to.yether with the retna and (T7ondi, lions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day betwe(n the Hours of Ten and-Four o'Clook, where the Proposals must*Le delivered, scaled up, and eudta.ved, "Proposal: for Painters leVork at Lewisham," but no Proposal can 141,:oul milted after the 28th December instant, at Twelve o'Vlock at Noon of the same Day, neither will um/ Tender be notic . :- ed, unless the Party making- 4, or CM "'gent in his behalf shall alleged. By Order, of the Board, If Tr, Serrrtiry SOCIETY EOM THE DISCHARGE AND REI,II',F OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR .SiI.ALL DEBTS, .- - - Crave.u-street, Strain], Dee,. 7, 1S:14. ENEFACTIONS sii ' the lest , Itepl>rt; ' • 1 . .1. L i s. A. C. St.Thoulas's • - - -.- A on• 40 U u J. S. (Letter-Box) two benclactions - - 4, 0 0 Jobu Ward, Esq. - _ •_ ' - Ana. 42 `2 '0 Wm. Kenipton, Esq. per Secretary - Anti. ' t 1 0 Right lion. the Larl of Kerry, 32;1- betiefeAction - 20 0 0 11. and 13. - - - - - . • . - 312 1 George French, Esq. per Secretary 7 AIIII. .2 .2 0 till ;,;• Penelope Wheeler - , - - Ann. - 2 0 0 Getirge Caldwell, L'.q. per Secretary - Aria: .' 1 - 1 0 Miss Calvert . - - - Anii• '1 '1 0 Richard Norinan,-Esq. ,- .. - - '- e 0 0 John mid .Ja..,es Mangles, Esqrs. - - Ann. ~2 2 0 John Franclilin, Esq. i .- - - „Ann. 2 . 2 0 Mr. Tiniutlky Itevington - - Aun. 1 1 0 Re., red for a Book (Neild on Prisons) - - 2 t? u Found in the Letter-Box 11. and el. - - • 13 V 0 7... 89 G Dikliargd and rtliev . ed front various Prisons, Si Dehtors, for the Sulu of -.- ' - - L. 226 i 5 Considered tL cases of ,fi Petitioners; Ap proved 32 ; Rejected, Is. • • . . Iteai-ilctintis arc received by J. Caraclea Neild, Evi. the 'freasurcr, Cheyne-walli, Chelsea; iiKc; 1 Me. 4 srs. lien-cier„. l'arqu'adr, aad Co. St. Jantes's-street ; nuarcs, Fleet-fdreet ch at t ei -is, IV-tiitinove, and Co. Lainhard-street; Diddulp C,cli.i ' and Ridge, Chariu4-Cross ; Dorrien and Co. I . Jac. lane, Cornitill ; fiannuersievs, Pall- vi• Ail ; Veres and (."... 7,,, Loinbard-street; and by the Secretary, 7, 'Craver,:-;greet, Strand, where the honks may be seen Oy.th.i.ie v. - no are in clined to snppnrt this Charity - , and what: the Society nieet 0:4 the tirst.WednesdaS• in every Mouth. ' : ... - • 'll'is Day was puhlisl:e4;,' , ' In Three Vpluines, 13V-1 1 + , 1. hoard;, ri) Vt.;GiTiVE, or F.kNIII4V A CtiiENTS. ILI.y ttic Author of Piirate ;iistat-3- of ti‘: Court` 4f Jarni, Romance Reader, and Roomlist, Writers, &c. &c. iouJOn: Printed for !Slav*, P.irry, and Co. Leadenhall- . Street. This Day was published, fitin:lsomely printe,l in Onelunie Octavo, price in boards Gs. the Second of • MENI()1 ItS of ‘VII,LfANI STEVENS, Esq. Trtnisurer of Quer!' Anne's Bt unto. Sold fur the Benefit c,f•the Scotch Eiti , ,copal Church, by Itivitigt (ins, tit. Paul's Church-yard ; riceadihy ; and Manuers anct 'oiler, Edinburgh. This Day was published, • Elegantly, printed on a line paper, price 55. ELECT POEMS OF SYN ;US and; GREGoitY N.I7AANZEN. Trattslatedfrota the Greek, . _ By !WWI STUART 'Mr:), L . )q. . To which are di.lavil, some Original l'oelYlS by the Translator,. Printed f,:r F. C. and .T. Ili vington, O. 6-2 ' St. i!aurs Church-yard; sold also by .f. liatchard, Plccatlilly. This !lay were published, liandsontely printed in One Volume Bvo, price in-hoards As. dedicated, by pe*.olission, to the Lord. Dishop of Fxeter, ER.MONS Oil PIIACTICAL SUBJEG.L . S.. By . 10 : 1 :`: VINCVNT, A. 3. • Unapluiri in the Establichnietit at Fort Williantin Bengal, in _ .. ... the Service of the lion. East Indio. Conya:,y Printed for C. and J. (iio Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, N. 199,- _ In a few DayS will bile' published, Handsomely pribted iu Two Volumes 3N'o. price, in boards, 18s. SLOIONS. By ClilliSlONlEtt WORDS- D.D. Dean of Boaing. Printed for C. and .T. Rivington, No. tT2, St. Paul's Churchyard ; sold also by J.llatchard,.No. l 9o, Piccadilly. Of whwmm may he had, by the same r‘uthor, Ecclesiastical Biography; or Lives of Elltilient Men con nected with the llislory of Religion in England, front the Commencement of the Reformation to the Revolution : se lected and illustrated with mutes. In six large volumes, Bvo. price in boards 31. 13s. A NEW VOLUME OF Ml'. SERNIONS. This Day were published, price lus. Uniformly printed with the two former Volumes, SERMONS for PA ROCMIAL and DOM ES TIC USE; chiefly adapted to the Service of particu lar Sundays in the Year. By RIC[L MANI', "M. A. Vicar of Great Coggeshall, Essex ; and Domestic Chaplain to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. Oxford : Printed for J. Parker; and fur F. C. and J. Riv ington, London. A third Edition of Mr. Mint's Parochial and Domestic Sermons; Vols. I. and 11. are in the Press, and will speedily be published. Of the same Bookseller's may he hail a 6ftb Edition of Mr. iklant's Bat:ll,ton Lecture Sermon's. This Day'were published, Handsomely printed in :Ibree Volumes Octavo, price it. 155.- • boards, E •anA DISASTERS at SEA ; or, lll Historical Narrativ es of the most. Noted Calamities and Providential Delive.rances .vhich hAve resulted from .Nia ritinie Enterprise, with u Sketch of various Expedients for Pres:srving the Lives of Mariners. -Printed for Longinuo,.flur4t, Rees, Orme, and grown, Pa ternoster-row; and AreLinald Coostahle and (o. Edi!1!)11' 4-h• 'this Day was puhlislied, In (Ictavo, price 9s. I);,iirds. the Si Edition of RURAL Pil 1 LOSOII-11{ ;.. or, i ons Knowledge, Virtue, and Happines; ; chiefly in refe rence tv a Life of Retirement .n the Country. By ELY . BATES, - Printed for Longman, lintst, Itees, brtne,_ and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bouft-: street: "'lo those wh.) arc of a serious and religions torn of mind, their Reflections will iirtive a .;rateftil an.! r.thaule tiegUki tion. We recommend b , , n in 'attentive perusal of this well- writien and t:ui., • ,; .Ratat's C4;isti2., a GOLDEN CROSS, - CHARING - CROSS, AND BELLE SAUVAGE; LUDGATE-HILL, is • GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. r HE fOlowing ROYAL MAILS set off from the above Offices every Evening, by command of the P o stmaster-General, vie. DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and allia7rts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Catenary." Asaph, and all parts of Ntirth Wales. . • MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West; Carmarthen, Bre con, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. CHESTER, Namptwith, Stafford, Litchfield, and 7Nor . thampton. II'ISBEACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEWMARKET, 111 . ancton., Swaff ham, and Fakenham WIRY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH, by,Newmarl;et and Thetford. !iv Colehesler, Ipswich, and WORCESTER, Pershoee, EVeAitailj, and !Moreton. - GLOUCESTER, CHELTENIIAM, and Burford. OXFORD, every Evening at. Eight o'Clock, Ll'l)lA)W,Lenluiry,and all parts ofShropshire." YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Beeeles, Ycxford, and 'Wood bridge. • , HULL, Scarborongh,-Bnrlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainstairough, and Brigg. LINCOLN, Sleaford,'Bourn, Peterborouge, and Stilton. And the foil Owing Royal Patent, and caller Coaches, on the . newest and hest construction. Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are reghlarly conveyed; a refereute thereto will save much trouble to Travellers and Persuas having baggage or parcels to scud. LIVERPOOL New Coach, out only one night (car ries four ins*" v` hratigh Warrington, Northwica Mid %bowler, 137irfon-uPon-Trept, , Lutter \earth :Lod Northampton, Sunday, • Wednes, 4, and Friday Nlornings, at, Six ; perfoims the janr nev in Ali hours, well lig - bled and go ,nied throughout. • LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, till (toga Warrington, Knats ford, Coliglettni, Newcastle, Stone, Litchfield, l'antWorth, Atherstone, Hinckley and laitterweirth,• Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday motnings, at Six ; travels with extraordinary velocity ; only one night on the road ! w - elllighted and guard ed the whafe of the journey. YORK New and Elegant Post - Coach. every Morning at Six, through Tarlcuster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret ford, Newark, Grantham, and St ant ford. From - York, Pas sengers are forwarded with the greatest facility . to Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, Altiwick, Shields, and Sunder land, Dunham, Darlington, Northailjrton, Thirsk, and Eas iogwoid, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith, Brough, Rip pun, Borough Bridge, Knareshorough Harruwgate, and all parts of the North. HINCKLEY, Atherstoae, Lutterwort it, and Nort).tamp ton -Ctsteh evcry , Morning at Six, except Monday, and every Evening. Si - III.!',WSB - URY. and North 'Vales, cheap Coach, through Iron Bridge, 1 - Volverliampton - and Birmingham . . esa•ry Morning. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cernioge Mawr,',Corwen, -Caernarvon, Con way, Oswestry, and all parts of North Wales, earl,' Morning. , BiIt.MINGLIAM Coach, called The Crown Prince, tint:Aga Stony Stratford,, Lemington and %Vat - wick, every Morning at Four, and arrives thus:nue Evening at Ten. PARKGATE, Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Coaches every Evoting. WISBEACH, March, Chatteris, and St. Ives New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Vriday Evenings. tllCllFlEUVratztwou tit, Hinckley, Athorstonc, Latter worth' and Northampton, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thar:day., halt Sattirthy Mornings, at Six. fENI A M New Day .Coach, through Frogmill, Northleweli, Bt.-lard, and Oxford (carries tour Mink, only), sets nut every Mornin except .sunday, at Sin, and arrives early the same Evening ;it the Plow 1;171, Cheltenham. O'N.FORD Nev' • Post Coach,- called The.Deliance, every Morning at Eight. - NORWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and Thettoril,. every Evening at Seven. YARMOUTH, lames - toff, fleceles, YQxford, and Waod bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock.. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afbcrnoun at Four and Seven. • • CAMBRIDGE and. Elv New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Sultolk, Essex, and Caniiiridg!diire. FAR lAM , 111.andon, and Newmat ket de gala New Coach, the Lord Nil Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Five. • LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morhings at Five 0 • Clock. SOT 7111 A MP lON and Lymingion elegant .new - touch, ever,. Morniag (except Sunday) at Fine 'o'Cluck. Packets sail to 'time Isie of Wight on the arriVal of the Coach. Parcels • are coun,ved to all parts of the Island. WINCI-lESTER, 'Basingstoke, end - Hartford Bridge very fast. Coach, eve;-y Morning at. Five o'Clock. 'TUNBRIDGE anti Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches, evern Morning . . '11 . 7.N1111,113GE Wells new Post Coach (carries four inside only) through 'Tunbridge, Sevenoakes, .and Riverhead, every. Afternoon at F cur o'Clock, Sunday excepted. BURTON upon Trent Post Coach, .4hrotigh Nleasham, Twycross,'Athelstone, Hinckley, tutterworth, Welford, Nor tliampton, and Dunstabie, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday .Mornitrs, at Six o'Clock. B RISI•01„ gitth, Melltsham, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only) every A ft eYttoon at Pine, well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the Western Road. • . EXETER, Plvoionth, and Fhlmouth Coach, called the Bal t e on, eevrV Mo,ning at Seven. SEVENOARS, Aiverhead, and Bromley Coaches,' every Morning'. , HASTINGS, Mittel, Rubertsbridge, FlimWell, arul Tun bridge expeditious New Coach, every Morning at half-past Five. PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every" Morning and 'Evening- at Fir e o'Cl o ck. . • POR.TSMOUTiI, liorntlean ' Petersflold, Godalming, and Guildford Neve Coaches, ever)' Morning and Evening at Five o'Clock. PORTSMOI:TH Nevi and elegant Post Coach, the'Duke of Wellingt , n, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight °Thick- EXETER and Taunton Coaches, every Morning . and Evening. WELLS, BridOwater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn ing and Evenin:- ' . M PLYOUTHund ralmotith very fast and cheap Coaches, cycry lurning• and Evening. BuilY and Newmarket , Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Eire. BATH and Bristol Conches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half•Tast. Four ~'('loch, i and Evening at Five. LEWES, I;7elaield, Marekield, and East Grinstead Coaches, every Mornin at Fight o'Cloch. BOGNOR, and the Rock,, a Bathing Place on the Sussex Coast, moch admired for its tine Sands, a new Coach, -every Morning at. six. C I IICIIESTI?ii, Ml4lllUrSt, and Haslemare, new Telegraph Coaches, every'rues,day, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Six. cinci,iEsTEß New Coach, through Duncton and Pet wort II; Monday, 'Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seveu• Alt:7N DLL New Coach, through Thincton, Petwurth, and tittle Maintain', Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, c..,‘ Seven.. NimDsToNE, Malting, and Wrothain Coaches, every Mainiag at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKs'rosE, 1-lythe, Sandgate, and Ashford Cbaches, every Morning. DOVER, Margate, Iltunsgatc, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Morning ut Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties. 11ROMIVON,'Cliathant, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches at every description, at Si.; and Nine in the Morning,_One at and half-pan. Five in the Evening. , RA ESENI,), ,rthtlect, and Dartford Coaches at Six and 1 '..`ne in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five in the ?Evening. l .Extra Coaches always ready. • [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. • BRIGHTON original Red. Coach, through Croydon,. Rei gate, Crawley, lind Cuckficld, every Alornifig at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach, called 'the D& lienf Norfolk, evrey Morning at. Nine, through Dunkin , Horsham, and Hen - field. BRIGHTON New and, Elegant, Post Coach, the Eclipse. every Afternoon at Three. BkIGIITON Regency Coach; at half-past Eights o'Ciock every Evening. .- WORTHING modern and truly ; ti n r ces.ra.he Punt Coach, ties four inside only) - through Broadwater, i indou, iish ton, West Grinstead, fltirshana, every Morning at Eight o'Cl‘ich. GODALMING, Merrow, East. Horsley, anti Boukam, Tuesday, Thursday, and S.ittullay, at .Eight. u 'd oc k. EASTIIOURN Slimmer Coach, Tuesday, Thursay, *and Saturday, at Half .piit;t - SiX o'Clock, • , GODALNIING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. - . DORKING, Leatherhcad, and Epson\ - Coaches, every Mornin,q at Nine, and Afternoon at Three. • .STEYNING, Horsham, and Dtirltinz Coaches, every Morning at Six. HAMPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. • The following COACHES set off from the BELLE SAINAGE. • CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Crow❑ Prince, every Morning at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stratford, Southam, Lethington, and Warwick. ' • OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ex cept Sunday, at Five. ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,Morn ings, at Nine. NEWBURY ,Coact, every Morning, at Half past Six. N`ALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINGS New, Post Coach, every Morning at Eight. WINDSOR coach, every Morning, et Sevcn. ,BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, •through.Porkiniz, Horsham, and Hezifield. • BRIGHTON New Posi,Coach, the Eclipse, evel'y After noon, at Half• past Two. • . BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evenins, 'at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day,' at One. - HAMPTON Coaches, ez•ery MorniFig and Evening. PORTSMOUTH Coaches,everyMorning and Even. at Five. LYNN New Coach, ~Tuesd4, Thursday, and Saturday at Five. - The Proprietors respectfully request the• Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office iu Loudtin from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and-• Watering Places, 'awl places of fashionable 'mil : public resortein the kingdom. Th.,J most strict attention4ill be paid to inquiries at the abnve Coach Offices, and every information punctually given relative to all public Carl iNges - setting off • from London. — The Proprietors are nut answerable for any Parcel or Package above Five Pounds unless entered and an IpsurauLe paid accordingly. •• " •JOIFN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. THE HAMPSHIRE COUNTY NEWSPAPER. THE t;csneral Support this Undertaking .has experienced, enables the present Proprietors to an nounce to their numerons Patrons, that the desire so long ex pressed, of establishing an extensive County Register in the City of Winchester, Iran been completely aeeoin-plished. The centra) Situation affords, exclusively, the it rirtkint Advan fage of an immediate Distribution, not only to every part of Hampshire, but also to the most populuu.Distii.ts of'Sussex, Surrey, lierks, and the other adjoinif ' , -Counties. In the short spare of Twelve Months the weeds' Sale has been qua drupled', and is constantly augmenting.: The Parer has con sequently been much resorted to as an Advertising Median, and whilst the Cotiductorl:A.zie.kiAypsuißE CHltt)- NICLET - or ; SOCII it and 1 LSI of ~,G1,21.1, i i, rilav are th.-tertnintd. not to relax in their Endeavours to produce Miscellany that shall be both iiSeful and interesting, they look with confidence to the continued Patronage of their Friends, to confirm the Reputation of their Journal as a Ge neral Commercial Advertiser, as well as an au', bentic Herald for the County whose name it bears. - - - Published early every Sunday Morning, mith Saturday Night's Lmidon Gazette, (by an Especial Express) by W. Jacob, Vinchoster, and W. Johnson, Gosport. 14't A great Ntimber of Newsmen are employed to circu late. the Paper 'with the utmost dispatch. Advertisements, Articles of Intelligence, &c. are receive& by most of the Book sellers in Hampshire and the adjoining Counties; also by Messrs. Newton and Co. Warwickesquare, and Mr. Whitt!, N0:33, Fleet-street, Loudon. The Paper is regularly tiled at the Auction ISl4rt, and at several of the principal Cotfeis Houses in the Metropolis. TO mows TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New I.rittge-street, London. 11.0Notiftra) Si a, ' Edinburgh, March lft, y BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the 311.. year 1790, I had been afflicted ,with the" Lues Venerea ; which, float its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the . most eminent;-of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to / 'be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last'year my disorder had got 'to such a bead, a 3 nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large ulcer un the crown of my head, one on each arm, and "my legs were broke out in a frightful m anner; my right Was dreadfully painful, and had been in. a state of ulceration for tlu last seven years ; my left had also two barge nodes on it, ws; vary much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly whets warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable- state, I Avas recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who receive,' so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Pats nt Pills, which I began to do on the 2f;th of May; in the course of a fortni!alit I began to receive beneat—in little more than a month the ulcers on my bead and arms were suandly healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the sisiu, mid pain in the bone of the left, 'which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going thus became, by your liherel,advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints--•-have recovered my former spiri s and strength,' and ant become jolly and fat, in Which state having continued ninny months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I mil at a losikip what terms ter-express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oldige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. MUItKIIt. • Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Wil.uesses to the above cure:-... John 'finnnpson, tic.›. 3; New Pimltry Market, Edinburg,i.; John M'lntosh,,Old Assembly Close, Edintmigh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whine, after a constant residence of more titan 38 years, in a practice parti cularly 'directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidOtal 'to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy. hich men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistan ce lie gratuitously administers - to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an adval tage seldom attainable,. and void of ail ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the eonrenienee of thost living at a distance, at Wu: Perfumer's, No. 35, St.. Ah,,,,,. 5 . street, Pall-mall ; the Tors-hop No. 103, ""rd - streei.; Mr. Dishoreagb's, No. 7, Fisb-street.hill; Mr. Baxter's, Smith person 41 nwer . bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Nl'Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; mi. t C . n a NA l • i n w i e t l i r B i D Great. o ~ considerable an d Ireland, in boxes of Only 2s. 9d. each, sthiniied, and sealed up with fall and plain direcliols, Whereby persons, of either sex may cure Alienist:lces wiTh ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N . B. Ee e ,o , Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed op with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, tit i l .i ; ta a hl id by one at the Stamp Ot , ice---T. Taylor, No. 9, New Brid4e.street-... to kaiitata which iSF,elthy, add all others ars twuntartear.