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~_~ 4t -r- ',,, ti/A .. , • ~,, ,t -1..,1 i, R .--: elle. \ ~:) e„ i„,„ . - ' , ~.,..;,,,,.4 41i . It, - 1 . e •• ,• ; ' , ::- ..- 4 ,4\ *:,: 411 1.,, .- • , ..ei , -, . . , , , '''--- ' ... k g''.: ,Y,..• z''"' , V if) ' 4 - 1 11 1 )ti 1,1 ~ ~.....„.. •... : ~..., ~... „ , '. ..04 ,r , , -.,"*". 1,+0• t g 1 . . - , 0 !. A ,' N ,'o : .. • . ~ . ' : iih k ‘ t ~. *' ' - ... . . . ...- r . 4.lUr i,., ; NUM BE a 7625.] • Ct s ßte t St.vtivnmri. WEDNESDAY. FEIIRtTARY 12, 1817. INIIiA HOUSE, Feb. 11 1 1817. THE COUItT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT• th COMPANY of NiERCIIANI'S of ENGLAND rit.IDING to the EAST INDIES, do btr . e4 i That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY witl-1 thtir House in Leacienhall-street, ' on THURSDAY thxt,theutklustant, at Eleven 'lit the Foferiooni. 16 pitrpose of laying' before the Cottrt Draft or rtittre: t4itateadvil to he presented L, tlielltinOurable House4tof . ''4l44',lo.tieaveto bring in a Pill to enable. Oki., callrEof. .'!!'1"4, afford Itelief to Certain Liwner of „Ships in thei Str'riee under the I;' ' rtieuto . i . .irdtt'iritancts• of JAMES cOBI3, ,SecreturY• ST. DAVID'S DAY. ADDRESS TO THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES. F.DWARD Stocit.Broker, bus the pleasure to announce to his Coutttrkluen, Natives of this ANCIENT PRINCIPA.LVIT, that he has sum:roiled in 'his'emlearoitris toluivelthe LOTTERY d'ravVo c)11 Alte 'FOIST 0 1 NIA RCN, in; hoilotir - of the 'Tutelar Siiiht .of %Yates , . E.'EYTON flatters Maisel( he shall have the satisfaction of .clioirphuting ,the numerous Priies with which the unpreee. delited Scheme for so small -4 Lottery abounds, autotigqt his ifinTlaitaiobio-Briteias, whom be' finites to his Fortunate Office, 2. Corlihill, where their Order* •for TICK.F,TS and, SAIRES will. be mspectfully rteeiyed, by the only `:tnlftitusaged to distribute the (atturs of Fortune. - , , I tilt MARSRALL'S CGRATE prevents and'enrei those troublesome and painful. Visitaists Vhilh whether in a broken or unbroken state: retool:el the itching and IndAmontion tut the first application; and whet) hmketi, heals In a.cutioh'sburrer time .tfiaucan he credited bnt by a perience • . Wounds, Ulcerated .Les.,s, Boras; 51Ctilds,13reises, and Vl cers, of every- denomination, and of hoverer long staudnig, are effectually cured..by.this Perste. - • Copy or a Letter. " Gentlemen, 131rnainghant, June 18,1801. A very singular and important Pure performed by Mar. 'hail's Universal Cetate demands publicity : S. Galtoo, Eeq. had a man of the name of Harris, working, who bad been afflicted for Fifteen Years with a most shocking inflamed and bad leg; insomuch as to he almost in a state of putrefaction ; he had been in the Loudon Hospitals, tu the salt water, and under sargeons,of thisplace, for seven years past, when eight box - es of N.larsliall's Universal Perate, be bought of ate, cool pletely cored him. I shall think the proprietor is promoting the cause of humanity, by publishing tpis case, and every op portunity 'of soaking. it known will he embraced . by Your obedient humble servant, _Bull-street,llirminghatn E. PEIRCY, Bookseller." Sold Whol e sale and Retail by E. Edivards, 06, on the Foot- Way, St. Paul's Church - yard , London ; S an g er, Ox ford-st reet 'Putt, Exchange; and . Ward, Holborn. Price 11. lid, and is. 9d. per box.. , • • • LNIPERLAL PAR LIANI U_N r. ~.~ . HOUSE OF LORDS, tutisper, P. 11. Thy E rl or SfArTßsStrltY !raved. sceording to 'notice yesterday, that nopirtitiona for Private hills be received after 'lotulay the 30 : .of March ; .no retiort of the Jtidgcs on a Private BM be re. (-tired alter Thin Aity of . FRENCH LOAN. The Earl of Lwaftipst.s.stateiti, that he fonna it would be incotivenietwier4hme Lords if he were to make his motion relative tn the French Loan on this day. He therefore moved, 11)41 the Ordtr tor. summoniag the kiouso3e discharged, s.tating, 11184. he would bring forvvaiii the motion on some other day,. aticx '.avittl.astertai;ic.i %volt day would._ be conveniettr:.-,The Order charged accordingly.—Ailionrovi, THE' PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA. TILES, and PATF,NT TRAFALGAR SWF:BOARDS and 141NING-TABLES in one elegantPleee •of ! fitruiture, and upon Five nvw different Plaus ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds awl Chair Beds; Brass-screw four Post, and Tent . Bediteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chafe ,'with several other new invented and improved articles of fornitnre; alstivZ general and. Eery extensive: assortment of Llpliok: , :ry and Cabinet All d'etl fur lurnishingfflowies coin -plete, ready manufactured; v.'!ii - 7re Families may select and furnish a whole HOLM in a few titoos• avoiding the extreme ioconrenier , ! , of waiting several Months in completing their Eo44.llsineca. • . . Eait i. d Westlndia Articles, Artily and Niv)', &c. by Nrurkan and Sandeyi, Ist and 11, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms lite . un.ut innticratc, for I/11111.143M EA.'r INDrA. 1 401.'51,' Feb: t i, 1817 . . '7,1: 4 E COURT of' DMECTORS of th 6 UNIT- L l'Al 0 3:41' INV of mEttettANl' or ENe:LIND ill 'pi\, , ' 11 IP.I ' ' fo ci 4 ac I:AS'I' INDIES. do' loveby give Not ici, 'litti th,eotar will be ready ft) receive proposals in ''' ‘ . li ir , 4l 411 Y tire: On ur before iyadnrstray the su t2 n tl g i - . l 'ellt from any Perin or PersOniveho may be wt i 1 ~' " I'l% %I , t h,ll, at in the Wrest; iltatdes or at an Out-port in .., .or Wilke a SHIP of about 1,30 Q, Tons hurt ben, to l'!trikt l' ,crreight for the said Company's' Service for Six / .1,.. '' ' t '"' l "thlio, specifying in one stun a permanent rate of i.,"'"44 certain, t fur • , , • - ';t each of the su it aIX V ' yages. tot. '1.'1141104 the %Wads "'Si/111 Tendel" on the cover 1 . , , j ," '‘'titlly iekled op, and left with the ..e'cretary at this ‘ t 1 14 44 7: w l 'it hefore 'ltvelvclock at nom: on the said tith i ' ..' ' , c. " 4 % 4ertind tvhicb hour nu 'fender will be received. ; ': ti,, JAMES COBB, Secre;arY. 7: 414 !ttt:ctilars of the pris;Cipal Dithensions and Scantling,' ::':htli lt l " i ' 'l4 tilVemoilr of.the principal Stores, the Col : 1 Itilk the o 1 lilr each Yovag.., as an outline, toget!" . r o ii ' " t4r.Temis and Conditions.. Plum which the Ni"P 16 b e lnid -' , " 1, . ;g4 vito , c o d , built, and employed tit .. tf; j i;.. l) 2 4l rbt had Upon application at the Odicc 0;,-tilf fo kt 'tie Cornrontie Of Shipping, 'on pr ti • ' 114 1'44 Inn. ' after Monday 0 ~........,.. Aut. • , to i i I II) . TH4 A1)11 • - — IP lOOTS. . • 1 ~ , lIINRS 01 , (.4.OsS . . 11. i C,I',AHD TURNER' .'i lIILAL JAPAN i. , !etto,ie"',-.I:KING TURNER' 1)1. had of the .underLine9!ioneo.:l . re" ,111 ''l44.‘fr,-"Pl'e.'Pers, ad• also of all- the P r i 3 c, ' l ' 3l 1/0 .. 11 '' Ottahrl'lrgreat 'ton throngboot'Engkl:Tm .- i .t, . NA HUl:nil. A mtiro;;,, ~ ; 1 •, 4,4:141ti11Ek GeUr C . '' il t r . I..sur.. ' Mowatt, „,, - 4 14. ChiLle. kV it ti Eime.w.e.- f " lir : ,i: (~, •:kt ni t ,, I ~. . dill til 111 , AN tir ' . I,ll,DOrrtitY• 4 i4.1 iti,, t, !elp. Willianig• ''. ttli " 'g r, , ill:s. '‘r k . ) . St. CLEAR X. tilwerds. ' FOR COUGHS, COLD% - ASTHNIA§ I AND CONSUMP. . • CTINDIr,LL's IMPROVED BALSAM OF , IRrk; EY. This salutary Medicine claims the attention of the Public. ilia rery.,_peculiat degree, as it combines all the desirable qualities for eradicating the most violent e u logis, c o ldic "Astilmas, .anil Consumptions, without ex he invalid to danger, or obliging to confinement the persona taking it. Tu expati tie on its extraordinary virtues is . perfectly mine- . cessai•y, :as the long trial whiell'it has"eiparienecil, li , a ills eerning Public, is the lutist conviiicitig prior of its tins is 3- pezior Among the serynome I. OM esti s • t h e p rop fi r t„r c ontinues to at the lic:4oit the sillier ins; Invalid derives Irma this Medicine, is the following letter ad ,dressed to . 'l4 Mr. lieury Coneell,Madr,47„ !n s ineties. a; May, lfitg. have been in'the middle nt the Year 'lBl4 attacked with severe catarrhal symptom*: they , lasted to the end of the year, unlit disappearing for a 'short interval ; again, re turned with great , .!r violence, pith the addition of viotent' cough, pains in Cie brea r st, very frequent heexing in throat, and difficulty of breathing. 1 his ced nie t medical aid; but mlUrt.froni the nuf :4iri•ti,l wits brought to recollection of your Iniproved of Honey, which I have taken occasionally from September last.to the present time. rtare.the pleasure to state, that it greatly appeased, anti qftertiards entirely ci,:•ett my violent cou,„‘ and gave ittst4ntaneous relief in the wheezing alit difficulty •of breathing. tieing desirous to have alitinitity of year lin proved Balsam by me, I beg you wit) send lour dusen.of the . 51.44. site, directed 'to me, to the care of John Carruthers, Fort St. tieorge, and inclosed is an order on 'Thomas Coatis, Esq. and Co. of your City, to pay for the same. I am, Sir, your obedient'Servatit, JOHN JFREMIAH. enndell's-Improved Balsam of IToney is iitetaref,l (only) and sold by Henry Cundell, Chemist and Druggist, 47, .Mi- 1 nories, in bottles of is. ed., ss. rid., and Its. lid. each, duty included. Also, by his Appointment, by J. Eviuls and Son, Liig-lane, Wert Smithfrekt, Wholesale Agents for the supply of•the Count' y ; and retail by Elliotson, Boroitgil; Knight, Norton Fstlgate ; Wright and tiolvtell, lioroug.i; Ilackham, Cock-hill, Ratcliffe; Ward, 3i4, Holborn ; Hodson and I laymarliet ; Straining; Pioyai Exchange : Nix (late liiii:on); front of the Royal Eaelnioge ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street; 'l'yee,llattini-garilen;,Cocliran;lket n , wich ; Shakeshaft, 875; Rotherhithe-street ; IlutterGeldi 173, Strand; and by one or more reputable Medicine Vtailers iii every T own in the United Kingdom. donee, none arc ' the genuine hutwhatlare signed at the botionaof toe pamphlet - tot his oust WWl,**Otto*, narry. "RN- Vti.ponnur e Fi ott er icktt: Lc w trottn.l._: 1011;MON. VRII •n, , • , • t our ; , 11 'SS. ..,.' • ..,iie-tri [ llYtt T7l/11.. IV ', • " "• • nylie, (.; • ~:1 Cook. 44 1.0„ , L D:./1:Y. I.)ay.'"' wls: . 1 ~I, I . • Voun g . •' • - • Phillips and L I, qr, , .Currri foe. Tu.unc o.'i R. ' ' Bra:401(1. Futliergall and C.:0.• i • i,,1, ' ,,;, 4 4) 111 EL , 3 'Nt'•.wriss er.•„'•'-• ' P 45•24". 4 ~, , 41, 11 , . Bird . Menal. • 'tninack. .4 li i • , ; A t l i ' , : : : . 44st. , , ~,,itie.:44."v111,1;1:Y•,.. ‘, _ ~ TAs:lsToca. ut h4t '....,40 x% • Carton?. • i'l out. , _,.. • • Pr ca.‘,l,,mator , 4. . .' I tt r • ' • Snell. ,• 1 ;il,, ,14 0 . rice. • , 5„,," , '','• LLANTRJSSI:NT: Wright' LI say. Ant,•.• I , , i' l , 4 : l l , l Sill tit , Lewis, , t . '. et.,c: S' aiehards. Sargent. •. • eci wBRIDG C. • . Sy. AUSTEt ! . Iv y ' . A,N it 4q,011,,,, llradley, . Rettriett t * , •-1), t .,' •'t. liartin. Parkyn, 4 , BRIDOENTI. Lovering% • ~.,,,,,',, • Nicholas. POWEY. '1),,, I ') • Pt;gaITII. Luckey, -.l ' l ' l ".il, Allinson. MARKET HAs l 2 sll ' l B % ~ • IV„ 4ttsat, ' NialtrroaT. M ess . eioiltlarus. _ Il ' 41) * . 1 Bowell, I Ceo.' whc'ltsaie (;, , I • grocers. i s 4..„11, >L ~7nri ll, " b4a L when used li, '' ( 14 ~,, Y, ',lntl. ve s that this Contrtsit'on' .fit , will - ( it s; H. •f • or two.lippliaa -114, Nad titt , " Arnees, a tei elle .. mid e,,,, 1i , 4 Inilliant, rich, glossj OKI lustre, 41 44 , " e seta as a Preserver of the Leather. . 4 41 it) st ' s4 e betlle4 at fid is. and la. 64. stub . ..; gt • 0 . _. tr„4,„ . ..,(4C b c ,. /Pille/P ..‘„,„1, Nolo liwark. ,•••---,.,„..........._:\•.11. Ask for . 1 . ut lives nlackisig‘ 9 tik e , . i It 4l,\c, , --------•,..._----- - , hPlltlep . IN itorm 1 FITERS P VI•FXT ranted to "IC ' "'Oltly r 4 " ' " '' s - i ,, 4 1 ' , 4, f otal • ~enlist, of Clouch End ,. Hort. e. . i n t. ht. ic finstrrlY of Ilarhican, iTI the Cite of Lot . tti , w ii, k , h, l' 14 (iiri . Tell 'l ' v Erace, for the INIPLOVEMPNI';'', poe fi t .‘,1•11 Preparations generally ,known by the i1t.8 ,, 1t., ,i , iwv,,,iflNbVEseTORAL BALSAM of H()RE litiititil 4,,,1 puhril4) Great RESTORATIVE N.LEUICINFd; iti duh l ,Twarri tt ~f",1 „ „T " A by the Patentee isi the year 1';94, (;,'- ' ''‘ ll '' e nie , iti I 'l° o o bottles are annually siild. This is Ati l l t 4 , pulili e, 7 4 ,7) 9infe, and approred Sle.lic.ne ever offered tNI: 4 4, I "l99 o i t' n ` tie relief and- eure of Con c ha , Cold 4. in- 4 1 1 1 1 N It i s g (o g l , l l,and all abet ructions of the Breabt 1 4 Y zoluir. Patronised by , the Nubility and has 'weft, k ts 'N . '41 1 4 14 7 1 4e e 1l by the Faculty thronglnrit the Lroiten P-411:,-Aeld 4,1,,,,,,',' . (:outinent, for the last twenty-two , litI it, 1.11,4114 4, i n 'im.les at let. fid.....,18. 64.--es. 9d. and ls. 90. 1 th e hi I : size, 14 44 i lie ine 4. , estl ulalion and exte s' • sale of the afore -441,44:Z.,g1ittita11:ct,t,,,4•,",_ be.tai di scoyer tl ed iv tria eario • us ;frauds . 4 ', ,, ..l ", toi xture '" kI , Y sortie tintrrineipled persol3s tO 1111 post. ~,,ir ts sniiiii,,,, ..on the public, bottle.; and wrappers ,a4,1,1!e 1ik,...1,,....;;1it,tte Used for the genuine Medicine* Ilse , i , ,bi pt°,,llt""Y liaproved the prepiiration and has (in -V1 1 ,1,1 \ 14 ' 4 4i... 1) 4n Y I"rksition tin the Public ' ? and •-•_for his ; c,. , o , f,,. , ~ ebtairied the KlNti'S Situ 11411:6116 i ~ 1,44: :,,,,;:,:g4 ZrilKiaal Nirilteine anditSituproveniellrs: /i4l4,:tt'T Nae, rni , 7, 'esPeetfully inform.. thq Po'lle at largri ... i h 1, , . , ~t ti„,,iiii". 14 1E4 the genuine' improved Pettural 1 , ii ,: lid . , , „ liii ...Mll will Lave mitside` wrappers printed slii,,ruv,t) ttrtil:;',bed, by the Pitteittett 1 l 'tvrl I A tibi . -7w ritig i lil., k 1 1 , , .11.:IORTL 'et t • l'•hAL ' . ' c 11 ," ~:. tt„ Y t!c S,. ,k. AND ItY.TAIL IN 1 (NOON, 1W As a , :4 141. i '' St: * Nut's • NV. Sotto. aliul CO. ' vill 1 ~ t' a i. ' f 'k Stni, L Chinch- mil ' Ittr,3ol,h.lithfiehi un g -1411 e, E. tal' ir ' ds, St. . Pahl% txtitkt,4n4 sous , ' Chitteh-yard . • ' ! 4 ' lieel. 1 Juhustou, Oreek-street, SohF ti 8 4 1 1 . 10 Y n 1 41! 4 4 ,' .I` 'altl Nu t t: 444 C o 411 hir " 2891 11 0" Ittiv;kl AV, 19 4 41), htr "tt.sirtet w k , kri t i 4od - "J va t * IJ i T, " "Yi I. By 131ack friar's-yowl v•metsan, 'Upper East- Stuit tl tiol lireomand, )SC, Ilishopseate• t ert • - "Rdsuil and Co 'Haymarket wright, klingtun 814, Hoit)0111 . ' SALtACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-lIILL. . 1141 EDUcED 'FARES by 'the OLD '111.41?,N. JILS) HEIM Light Post Coach to Oxford, IVondstocls, aad Witney, thi•Jugo Beaconsfield alai IVickbam everk morning, quarter past wt . : n ~'clock. 'file LORD, EIMOU.III, a POOL and RINGWOOD new light Lay Coach; sets ottt front the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-bill, London, - at half-past Five o'clock in the morning, and o.rrivee at. the London 'Liver's, Pool, early the tame evening, tbrougli 'Farnienn, Alton, "Airesfal•l, Winchester, gotrisey, anti Wimburne. At the reqUest •of the inhabitants this Coach rune in a slay from Pool . , Vim burner &C.; previously to this Coach 'starting," Passengers were obliged to travel by' night. ' The ProprietorsVill.entlea ,e,ote is to merit the patronage. .of those Friends who have .Misery_i n timated their desire to support t h is Concern. SOU'IIiAMPTON, Lymington, Wincliestee, and 'Basing stoitte New Four Inside. CoaCh at. Eight; in the Morning, to , 'the...George Inn, Southampton, only eight boors on the road 1 Otreakfast in' lAndcin and dine at Soutlitimpturr).—This is a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, St.'Ma lees, Havre• de Grace, Cherhiirith, &c. s • . WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Illandford, Salisbury, Andover, • sud Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three, The Welnieath 'Packets to Guernsey , Jersey , Cher burgh. St. alaloe s, &c. • 'file IVATEKLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds; fialifax, Bradford, and all Parts of the North, sets tint at Two Veinal: in the Afternoon , and arrives iit the Golden Lion Inn, Londs..next Evening at Six„ o'clock, through Stamford , Gran tber, Newark and D onc aster. This Coach is intended to ae anniatiodate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Beadfard and Vi .ortitty.: It witl leave Leeds at three,o'clock in the Afternoon. .es :singers may co nveniently tonne to Leeds from those places • and be in London ear 4 the next Evening. The UMPIRF., aNew LIVERPOOL Light Coach "nnly one. Night on the Road, carrying Four insides and Fou;Outsides, -. sets mut every I ay at One e clock,, arrives at Liverpool next EVening liet;.re seven o'clock, by way of Dunstable, AVoburri, Lathbuty, Northampton, Welford, Lritterwort Iv Hinckley, Athelstone, Lichfield, Stene;itiagely, Neweastle, ‘ Knutsfurd s Warrington nn , ; Prescot. • , .posi..p:G's' MARLBOROUGII Elegant ' Post Coach, thrtfugh • Hungerford,- \eatery,. Reaang, Swindon,. An born, -and 1111001 hr ; sets out at Seven o'clock in the MOM.. ing, arrieel!' at Marliattrough to dinner—etnnfortuble convey ance for- thnsetvavelling toe W est(toad. EXETER, Plymouth, Werriouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, thotitiont ii . _teat ltisAiury, tur V.....t, .09,ach. pv i ttr.Morn4is, :it SiXo'cloclt, ttirougli Id onitar, Axminster, Britlport,Bland ford,,Basingstoke, and Ilagsbot.• Only one night cut between London and Plymouth. BOSTON, spaldiug,Peteshorough. Stilton, and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Cutich, se tsout-evoryEvuning.—Colielies front lie tun to .Sl,iisliy, Lou'.',, Grissastiy, and !lull. ' ' BATH and mus Tot, Flying P o st-,2oaclies, through Chip , petilant, Caine, and Marlborough.; every Afternoon • arrive at Mr. May's, the Grey hound inn, ' Bath, ;ad the ILendon . Tavern, 'houses-street, Bristol, next Morning.--Coaches to W.': ~ Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. Le.EDS newlight Coach, called 'rise Rockingham, sent Out every Morning at Eight o'clock.; 'carries Four Insides only, and goes retrarliabiy.eas),;with a Guard throttghoilt. Passes through Standard, Newark, Re t ford, Doncastt at nounr, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion , Leeds', next tl•-v . Not• Withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is ,aqowrd to be the must agiceable and Li., dela,. Public Con eeyance 911 the,North Read, being unequalled in Acconinio.' dating nv any other. Only two guineas Inside to Leeds. ' , 'GLASGOW; Lotigtown, Orvtna-greett, Annals, Dumfries, Brownhill. Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canitio:•k, KingsiVell, 'tsufl all parts of Scotland ' Calull.oll'?""l6'neht d''i l l? • YORe., Neivelistle, anti Edintnirelt New Coach, perforated with a Guard throughout; sets out every:Morning er at, Dar half,. past Six o'cleek, by way of Newark, Itetford.Tatlcast lington, Northallerton, Dhrhaut, hie' peth, and 'llerwielt. Passengers finding themselVes fatigued. front the le4th of the journey, may rext what time they please, and then pro eti on without any additional Fave..—J. Barber, the Meek wan, Cosier -street, Yerk, runs " Coaches ter Sunderland, hilt, Searltormi,„ll, Whitby, and other places. le ' 111.71.1., Narthcave, Howden, Thorn, and. Doncaster, Post , 'mach, every Morning at lialc-pust Six, to time Cress.keys, 11farketApineet Hull. . HERTFORD, Ware, Hodtlesdon, Waltham Crass, .Brox borne iiitti Wortnley, each every Morning. BRiDGENORTH and W;ilsal Post-Coach, ever y Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, oral 11'hitchaveti, . 1 -t ost-Coach, goes . with Four Mit-ties; and a Guard all the weal. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Grentabridge, It•cionond, Catterich, liorooglihridge, Wetherhy; Abeiford, Doi - master, and Ginn that* jtite nearest way by eighteen miles): Sets out.'every al o nnog, a nd perforitei the journey with' the greatest faci lity. Passengers dettined on the Rudd by business . b o plega sure, bar , the peculiar. advantage of thete,Scats ein se cured j!‘ Old 11eXt Coilol. LIVF.IIIIOOL, Warrington, Knutsfortl, Stone, and Liteli -104 Post Coach, called The: Express, every Evening at Five o'clock, to. E. Brothertsin's, Saracens Head - Inn, Dale street,' Liveraool. Guarded throughaut. at atrAisa 7 . -';,A,I) p,,,t-( .thict), every Morning., half- ►past Si ]! CHESTER. and PA lIKOATE new Post-sCoaoh, daily.. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post-Coacii, to York, Suittlerland Newcastle, anti Edinburgh,' carries Four Insides only; erery Afteruoon at Two o'clock, by way of Doncaster, Cratithain, 'std Stant ford. KENDAL, .Lancaster; Preston, Kirby-Louedale, Belton- Chorley, OiMskirki and °Antal% Post 7 Cuaelles, every After noon, at Five o'6:wk. Onarded. STNIVAL.-'ol], Stockton, and Yarav, new. Coach every Morin sa,•to Abe-George inn; Sunderland. • • : MAtiraiE.s-rEit, wipshow (.•,.ongictoli, Neweaatle, "S%7altal, .. k , .._ ,„ Anti ".olverisarnOon,Post-Oseien, every Afternoon- Guarded. Si " :-EWSBURY,' IVellington ;ind Shift:nil, Post-Coach, o'clock . . Ottarded• tht - irt ,, yal Charlotte', every Evenitniat Five BIRSIIMAIAI/1 Mercury Vatt Caach, with a Gu'irti• 'e "tint every Afternoini, and reaches Ilirirsingliain next al t s d "Noon. PaSses by °antra, Roston And Shipstone, to the 4aracen's Head. Bull-street, Birmingham. . . SHEFFIELD and R Pos otherham t-Coachi called the Rock ingham, every Morning. DOVER, Peal, Margate, Itarnsgate, C an t e rbury, Faver sham-, Chantal:kJ, and Rochester Puttz-Coaches, ?darning and Afternoon, N. 13. Pussengei4 and Parcels booked f or ll the above COaches •`nt blie New White Horse Cellar, Piccay. WILLIAM 11. .110UNTAIN and. Co.: respec be t -folly acquain account t their Friends and the Public, ,that they wil more than Fi ve l not ; able for any Parcels or Lnggage, 4c. of Pounds Valor; if lost, stolen , or damaged, unhiss en a tered at Luis . Inch and paid for according l y , at the,,Saraetn.o en -.snow-hill, Laudon. (CI RC IJ A It.) • ~ Copy. ,itussuin Colisr'Ate Office, 24, Pavement, Moor fields; (47th Jan.) silt Feb. 1917. The 'Undersigned, Russian Consul General itt Great Britain and Ireland,, has received instructions from his (iovernment, that it hits happened that foreign merchandise, imported into Russia by land and water, hale not all hitittlivir.bills of lading in order as prescribed by thii Ordinance of the State Council., bearing•date the (Sib) 17th Niarch, 1813. The Undersigned makes it, therefore, publicly known, that all mercliandiie iniported into Russia, either' . by sea or land, are to be, accompanied by bills' of lading, on the bad: of which the meailire, the weighi, and enumeration of objects of. each case. bale. 4 1 4 c. ate to , he speeifiedi to which he Signature of the shipper or eilVeiliter of the goods is to be 'added ; and that where the room on the .back of the . bitl ut hiding does,,not'allow the full specification, at. supplentent,, signed as trbeve stated, will hr ciii)gideilid 'Lock] , ; or a sepa rate list of specification, he,sring'the'same dote as the bill of lailing,...amOsigneil in the seine unutneras before stated, will ,equally. be sufficient : hitt where such bill of tidings , sti pp le. woks, or lists, ate nut signed by the shipper nr eiipediter, all such ; goods or merchandise' Will be considered ni,hity nl, stud subjecd. to the reguLitions still• in force, to pay double: the duty as fixed Isy.the Tariff. . . 4.Siguied) . , ,A. DUDATCIIEFSKY. John iiealnett, jttn. Esq. Seeyetary to the Cototitlttee at Lloyd's. RELIGIOUS FANATI64SM IN'SICILY. extract of a privateletter from Messina; 11ec.14 We were all witnesses ,of an event uhiel might have prodneed fatal consequences. On the 10th the corntnuttion cup, with , the host, eras plundered from the church of St. Anfoi whole town was in InuVelnent ; the people ordered the gates to -be shut neither coffee-home, nor shop', nor theatre were left open. The streets were crowded with processious, and the chorch-belk set a rieging. The populace obliged the old infirm Archbieltor to accompany the processions ; he had at last the good fortame to escape in a con vent. The—people were absolutely ferious ; they passed through =the city, with torches, metsaced to set tire to the houses of the enhelievers, and com mitted a thousand eetraiagalleies,, which would have ended it is impossible to say where, if some of the municipality had not adroitly spread the report that the communion cup, &c. had been found. The whole population exclaimed Novato Signore al e trovato, and returned to their own abodes. Some houses were pillaged, and some intlividuals ill-treated. The day after, when the falsity of the report was known, the people, who showed symptoms of wishing to recommence the preceding scenes, were restrained by the presence, of the troops of the line, and the eampaenoli, or m ilitia, who had been , prtiden t ly Assembled. The processions, however, continue every day, nor do they (lag to open the tribunals or shops, to work in the :parti,&e. Even the soldiers have covered their` arms with crape.'! A letter from. Messina, of a later date, all - that the op has been really coutul, and tr a nquillity eat irely.re4stablishell. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord G. 13ettesronD appealed at the Dar, anti stated that Isis Royal flightless' the Prince Regent had received the Addresses. Of thellouse of the oth and 7th dust. respecting certain I iocomenti and papers Which he had orkred to be '•laid be fore diem. Mr. ARBUTHNOT presented a Minute' of . the Treasury-Beard respecting - the abolitid'm 'of the office of Commissary-ia.Chief; and Aso a Certifi cate and Declaratron.Made by the ComniiiSiOnd rs for the Reduction of the, National Debt, of the amount of stock purchased during the last year. 'Ordered to, lie tin the table: LOCK.I.I.‘IIT move for an acedunt of the number of ConunissionVf Bankrtipts'euteredlit Guildhall in the moifilt'Of January Lst, ofrthe days and hours' afiPidted for dividedds, and of. the different ineetifi , ` , S held thereon.---Ordered. SPA-FL4Ds,; VET I'l'lo N. Lori' Fou;s•roNa •strited, that he held a peti tion agreed to at a meeting which he understood assembled, in Bpa4this yesterday. AS he was totally unacquainted with the pertotis ot which it was composed, and as he was known to bents enemy to the particular ptayer of the petitiod he • bad been astonished ht being asked .16'present it. Lint as' tip language of the petitioners was mode- • rate, and he thought no obstruction ithould be thrown in the vd"4 . Of petitions, he had necepted the task, anti now'hegged leave to execute it. . Whatever might be the nature of its prayer, it • should awaken a feeling of sympathy for the dis tresses of the country. lie should enter more at large into the subject, but as he Understood that• • his Majesty's Ministers had circe fated a notice • ' that they could not attend in - their places this , evening, he should' for the present withhold any further observation. The petition was 'entitled that of the distressed inbabitadts ofthe metropolis, and was signed by twenty-six indiviiluate on the part of the meeting. The petit un was thin tted'ind ordered to lie' on.the table. • Mr. GRENFELL, in cousequence of the absence of his Majesty's Ministers, postponed his motion relative to the profits of the . Bank, till to-inf , rrow .seionight. lie also moved for refolds a the number of Bank Notes and Bank Post iii l l% its circulation from ,the Ist Jan.:lBl6, to the Ist. lan. 1817, distinguishing those under 51,, With their aggregate amount. --Ordered. Mr. CVRWIiN Moved all Accoupt . of the' Un funded Debt of Greast Britain to theist of Jan. 1817, dist ingoishiog all its separate heath, us l )t.. chequer, Navy,. Civil List, &c, &c.—Ordered. rarrioN. ..Lord Cocuaasaa pr6sented the prlition of a Meeting held at 1'9rIS(10.W11 Flill, in Hampshire. Notwithstanding every Obstruction, and Cie pos. mic# I(i`ie-11-4).-intAtiisOn phb4c employment, that they were, expected not to attend thtlneetiog, he bad, to. state , that it been most numerous, and that no : riot or lih,thaialiCe of any kind ltsd been committed, lost ;pit all seemed to agree,un animously.to tike.,itipie'y of the pet it ion. not :know estscil l y % igdio kvl)at motives, but, he shorthl:merety, owe the fact, tat all the Yew. idanry t,ii,valry-OQIN county hid br,cn (-ALAI into'. active service; ballrcacr t rblgc lead beau dist raw:ea to them, stwell us to the Garrison of Portsmouth, Which, notwithstanding, the, strength i nf that,.for tress, appeared in ,tt eopiplete state of siegc„.be- • causea,nreeting was, held, on a barren ClMihloll within :seven ethics .of i; Did this asst: frorri prudential.motikt, or was it intended, by ()Yet.. aWillg ) .to prevent individuals from complaining of their gricvanees I No . riot, no animosity had, howcver, disturbed: the proceedings of the . The petition had been signed unanimously whin an :hour, on the very spot,, arid all who signed it had heard the sentiments which it contained. lla mentioued this in order to cOntradict the report that blank ,sheets of paper„were circullted through the country tppeocdre name:; for petitions with ate tenor of which the ,subscribers were UMac.. quaintest. It bad,here,been signed on the spot.' Amongst the instructions to the Meeting he should state, that hand.bilis had been puited and distri. bitted, cautioning the people against attending, ;because _Woodshed and murder came' froin such 'asseMbliess• 1104,.ndt these arts been employed, instead of ~2(mAxtindividuals, he hod no doubt 100,000. wOuld l e ve l been collected . The Object of the petition, VMS . to pray gencrelly'for'tbe abo . litiun of sinecure'', the reduction of public eipen diturek a Reform in that mouse, and that the suf frages.should be extended to all per Sons 21 years of age. detended that opinion by Stating, - that in the,ballot for the Militia, every circirm. stance ot age, profusion, '&c. respecting nil indi;* vitinals, were cccnyately ascertained, anti that no difficulty would thus be foam' in rotor ins; a sh tisfacitory 7onche,t, •fOf tbose who' ShOtild have the • tifi - •