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, t , / ..., - t i • ' ''''' lia k . y.L. ; c y, - 1 - ^• V ....,..-, 0 „„4., ‘ 11 , . ,-;,1•- ~ t , 1943 4.1,4,...;,. 4,,t 0 ....-.., , 1.1 4: ./r ...._:- - -,- - .7- •- - , ~,,,,,, p r 1 f , , -,y-. ... _ t r ii ;14 itt/ 1 Pbou , NtTnnEn. 7r}9.4.-j TUESDAY.-JANUARY 7, 1817. [PIMP SEVENPENC, r, EAST INDIA 1-IoUSE, Dec. 18, 1816. Tit COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT tn COMPANY, of MERCHANTS o 1 ENGLAND tratl in to the EAsT INDIES, Flo hotel glveNolicee • Tkat a GENERAL COI,J,RT of the said COMPAST will. he "'Mat their House in Leadephall-street; on,WEDNEDAY, the Bth , lalotary 1817,, frotn , Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon «tit Six in the Evening, to Ballot on the folichribgAges liAt, viz. " That Mr. GEORGE TEMPLER, late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to return to Bengal, " with such rank in the Company's Service us he shall be . to tinder the Previsions of the Act of the sdd. Geo. 3 . "11 , r153. sec. 85." In older ter determine by such Ballot whether three parts four of the Proprietots- present at such 'General Court, ' + '++tent that the said Mr. GEORGE TEMPLER be permit ti to return with hi yank to India. ' l ' l COURT d o fu rt her give notice, that at the said G ENE- ItAL counx, the following Resolution of the General Conrt day 4'111,4 submitted for their esin That this couivr approve and confirm the Resolution *if the'. Court of Directors, of the 30th October last, for, t q u ilitittg another European. to assist in the orientai t rtueutut th e East India College, with a Salary of 4001. Annuni, and an All ,, witnce of 1001. per Annum for 1-lonse /4.0, agreeahly to tile I Bth Sect. of the 6th Chap. of the e.ottipany's MY CONTI Cn nluthsariat I)epaeitnent, Treasury Chambers, December 28, tale. venter, is hereby!). g lye to oil Pei-sons de'-' site d , of Contracting. to Supply the following Articles flt the l.Ne of the Arniy,'riz. : ItR EAD, 10 his Alisjestv's Land, F orces i n Cantonments, ,cart ers , mid Barr:ids, in the timler-mentioned Counties and ,i*l4 kls: --Cornwall (including ficilly), Cutu'terland, Essex, Isl e of Wig I'S ht, Monmouth, Suffolk, York; and lit i:sev era l Comities N•i;t11 and South Wales, its also in t"ncit,,l Cotlitties in. North Britain. Niu'rroN, to ' his .Nlajesty's Land Forces in e ', t4t4 " 1411,1 1 , , sold Barracks, in th e under-inentioni C '"lntiesilsot Island :—Essex, Hoots, Isle of Wight ) , - e , tx, OATS, to his *nest y'd Caralry in Cantoliments and Qtlar' , is the tinder-mentioned Counties ',suit, and lit the several Counties of North and South OATS, HAY. and!RTRAW, to his Majesty's 41 Alty its Barraelst, and OATS iu Cantonments and Quar -4t5,•41 the ender-mentioned Counties: Dorset, t4tti Ordnance BarriiCiis IN eWe 4 Stie.hrOh.Tyne and Oats Nortliainv , 1 4! the Coanty of Northnotherlontl. * • - ' 7 ' 4 4' the rse;:veiles . look' to commence on mull Tot the gti t . tog rehrtiai y 'next ; that Pthposals, in writing, sealed up 4 4 1 1. 1 d T onlook er ! ►, ‘ivier for 4.l,tisly Suppli es: " will he ree'ived athis (Mice on or before Tuesday, the eStb day of , 1a011 41 7 'ut cone wi l l he reeetveil after Twelve O'Clock oa ~, 41 Y) arc! " 1, ,cat ti? . P ost, the postage must he paid. ihat "mut I iti,tde sepaiattly fur each County and , 0 7 0,1 , except for the Counties comprising North and South ltks all of which must he ,includeil'in tol'e Tender ' 114 .41si, r oust the several C omities in North Britain, and. each. lutist hare the E. tier which is anneied to the'Ten.: " l'!"Perly filled tip, by iTro Persons of known ProirqY tot heconse hound with the Party tendering itt=tite;'{ Saloom id: 4(41 • ill the printed Particular s , tilorlonnee el:, the Contracts ; and no Proposals tt , will he no - unless sonde (;r3 n printed Temkr, ttlid the prices est- Ili 'lt.°lit i t 4 s at length ; and should it so happen that eunfin u'ute of the Contract no Troops should he i _ l44 --uPeti 7 supplied in t h e C omity, the Expenceof the. Con- • , ,Act And 0 .. onit, paid in the first instaucc by the Contractor) 04 44 be ttinnth.,l to flint. hartmi t a ion 44 Iva, L'i , ars of the timtracts may be ha.d.ttpont--1:%, •Great Gemre-street, Westnpuster, coin. kiu:,."l,l:.lrceit and Fir., ; ai the Ofhee of 'Apo y tY (setter:A I 1 "Ildes of the B tile' Bread and Meal may be seen at holtiveen the ! tours of anti Two. FOR coLns, szc. UILTSFOt)I LOZIiNGES. ituitlit,T64ll.4,4-44 wa; Name ;riven in Coltsfout by the tat te rhu tiliew its cable in t'olie:lis,.B4r. it is prepared of Lozenge, as th6,1a0,1 a4reeahle to palate; att e",te llmoi 4.t its gradmillv dissi,lvlnr, in the mouth, may wi th se n i , Manor he conveyed to the parts'atfeeted. 'Pliesel.4- 41‘14Z4t1 tiehliiig sensation Occasion% Coughji t ig , ( I f 'tied', I " v 1 49.. nod producing the moo salutary eifec, ",'", l itivr, few wrsous *ill be troubled w tlr lbe Wh and iter their price places than within of r;60,, of eru l.y E. Edwards, Cht trelt-t . krd, wh - o the sole Proprirthr: the go -4141,. 14. I\.°l "'V the 114flICS of Shaw and Edwards on the , to MAU c)(l 4 l,'' 'S A'N'rIPERTIISSIS fur .the .1100PLNG the o reoh:th, 103, , pprove , il and recommerideit by the; I.ln,idons.. Price only 2s. 9tl..iner 7,-..................._.... 1 1 ;... SEPEItIOR ADVICE. • • l e rain on t i , tit the first cotisegitence to " . 1 loced In ,;;.,"..11,' tairtit and integt itv a' firm reliant* l 'n 4 Y- 1 ?" - ‘ - 0 -: ; m i.. io lkot , '''.: on. Messrs. CORICIE and Co. Surgeons s of .L., 4 Y.ll ' ' " ii i hi gh • Professional muniments, AlenlOr . • I " Poi, ii.. .. oegt.; Ociaimduli an d F,liiiimegli,, yr-sent ~ lii the i hYi lti ' , 1 . 11 . , tesnit of :to ;141I'S tapetienceCw,r• ` l ., Ir'ot • • n '" 11.1 (: COM PLekINTS, aiol those Debilitits o . iic , !,,, o, ,:tt.it iiiirotly eiiihnter lite.. In t il4: fs'igrelLlS FA3 , 4 . 11it,[ 1 1: . 1 , . , , Cl,tli.o%?ieht l iat'Clitlll to confirmed Liei, thtir treatn •_ i t , did iut ~ 'lt % , 1 y often a spicily ►mid alwuys a radtoal care. .I . _ th iiti i " "huh, titter long and well arranged expel - H.1 . 1c/. hiv e s E, ' Phonon tid e Of decision thlt secures di , e hnrnt fi - Dm ti t ,„ A: tnercinializ.,l oot of isten . .., or haring Ms constitti 4ut ~,,,t.q.iiii)ledi, klia i he %A t li . )rin ‘ eil ' inldestryed b?'il ialgt!tr „"tiu.tr"lts disease, in'a 'di:M i ami fatal Caiiii"tn" " shallow ~.,4 1 't 9n Y I t ' ;‘, 12, NVE"" "d'itilY' 17"8U"lar rtlil . %a ti° 9 l ; .' . 1 114 ;siiinme„ ~.e kirgiliii , 11 - 151 t,,, from nololgence, in!E*l"n, .4 . ntr g) . ii i ; r b Itilit hry re il e•uit iit i, the prattler. gives ir 0 1 1 1 ) t e tn. i. a d i e n: . ithrtiotili ,51,441, iit t.VerV edgr. Strictures itilli „. . tuai ~l o stin,,,. 4,:t 'lie 1. 7 r0 h rat they remove iu ts mild and e4et . • n `l'v s„, l ' i'l!ln. and rceeiie casts of iofection life coreu . l ..*l ''t,t, v .1 "''"1 of Iw o itnys, and in thirst! of. the utmost in 0J5i0,,„.,,',,4 In'Olitr perseternore in their plan of trcati.)rilt' 1,, w ) 1 4 Pat luta ;i permanent mot- radical Curt. , 1 4 !Itivtir s : ,' trtitt,ii with etiodour and ''ltirlut4blC s*crec'.. P "t - I '4l ; it ; I :W to. ma betan ' snlied eyety day, -4t t h ro" -h ti ) ,,," ., It Lett ern from ren,iit ' 1741, '1y ilk. ~.•kt,i. l e f ti &C. arid ellicloh.'"t• the; Country, lind, I nd , r l'A' In t ‘ A. c l . r.. ° ' g' 'll it ialcd,wa Ou t mlii.. , • ice ItliG ...o..ellit.S, WI - t l"'"'''''.3o:l, I.l4ttell-ganleiti. •,. ' F.S COBB ( Secretary. IS% FYTON, Stock-Broker, 3 2 and Lom bard-street, res ectFally acquaints his Friends, Oat on TUESDAY tke '9lst Instant, the Lottery eomm . qieo Praw ingl—the Scheme has been nniversally approvCdt indeed it was formed _entirely from the public suggestion; early Purchasers have a peculiar advantage, as the tirst drawn aOO Blanks - will receive 25 Guineas each.—ln this Lottery there are between Forty and Fifty CA114:111'1 'lse*, all in Ster ling Money., and no Stock Prizes.—li. E. solicits a prefar core as above, where Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Numbers, are always on sale. THE NEW YEA It's LOTTERY is well adapt. ed for general Approtration, having all Sterling Money Vrizes, viz. : 2 of ..20,000 Guineas of 5,000 Cittirieds of • • .I,o,ootiiuineas .50 of lOO to 500 Guineas, &c. .and , the lowest Prizes 4 . ..17 each ; Tickets and Tares fur ithich are selling by J. SAT.E.WIIIOI - IT, at his ohl.OiliceS, No. 37, Cornhilr; I No: 33, Haymarket I Holti,oriu I • 141, Oxford-0 rect. ; There, haying sold 'the first Prizes ever panl in Gold, the first ;C.40,000; alsd every Capital Yi ize in th e. Suinteiland Lottery, he , triots for a repetition thereof aiming his Friend iii t h e Lottery, as above; to continence Drawitig , s2l3t Jiinuary Instant. POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE LorrEity! Begin 4 Dr.ovin,i; 2tst of 'VMS NIONTH. Two. PRIZES of 20,0n0 GUINEAS, and upArr;rds of 40 other CAPITALS.—Lowet Prige L. 17. , . Contractor for rlte_present Lottery, returns his unfeigned Thanks to those numerous Friends, who have favoured him with their patronage, and lwg, to remind those Pet sons win► hare deferred their t haters, that the intern ,nitigperiosi to the Drawing will now tie very short, as will begin on- the .21st of t Iliti MONTH ; all Persons who purchase before - that day will have the certain chaace the Grand Prizes, viz. . • • . 2 of • 6,00 Guini:as • &e. - s It will he seen, by rvterenee to the Scheme, that early Ad venturers have other ad rantages, ionsmudi as the first eight drawn Prizes will bit entitled to a further Sum of J,700 GM 'leas, and the first 400 Blanks to ere Guineas etch. Tickets and Share* are sell,ing by T. BISLI, Contractor, 4, Corohil I, and 9, Charing-Crussiand at all the other Lottery Offices. THIS MONIII, On TUESDAY, the 2lst Inst. LOTTERY begins. , GWEBB deeing it his duty to point out to hie . Friends anti thy Public,' the superior Advantages %vhich thos'e Persons will poss'eSS,' who • mahe thole Purchase* in't'we present Lottery, • BErQuE THE ABOVE DAY.' . 4 fite Chance of the EIGHT First-drawn Prizes, among the .1 - 10iders of which; 3,700 Whims will hu distributed,. as lul .low Ist Drawn Prize *will.. receiVe....l,ooo Guineas, in addition, 2d and 3d ditto ditto...soo Guineas each,inatidition. ttlyand sth ditto ditto...• 400 evoilwas each; in addition', it ,it h, rFc stir ditto lit Gnine , eadt, iii addition. Besides which, the FOUR GRAND CAI' I'ALS of emu() 'cuiocas, And 5,000 Guineas, may he All Drawn the First Day - , a 4 they ,are not Fixed, hut All are Fitting the Wheel !----atid-the First 00•Bbinks being entitled to 115 Gui neas each, will attOrti malty, whose Nutuhers may 'iv drawn e.triy, an opportlthity Of renewing their Chance, without ad ditional expeirce.—An early Purchase is therefore recout. , me toie,i ..Ither irt WEfill'S FORTUNATE OFFICES, - • 9, Curobill, or 17, Ludgate-street, Where No. 315, - the last Money Prize of 25,0001. ever drawn, au, Sold in Shares : antl,where, in the last Eighteen Months, Three Prizes of :30,u5i01.,, Two Prizes of•.io,trtil., One Prize of 10,0001., Ace: bare been Shared, Suld, and paid o il demand, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 'RQUCifIT in Town or Coon . try, or MONEY AVVANCEI) .ns the s:inte. WELLs SUN respectfully in timullit. Pobile, they continue to PUIWUASE any quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE by PRIVATE' cONTRACT,' or ADVANCE; MOSEY on the.aanie for a !sliced tinie.--1,30,- Long-acre, Jan. 7. EOM HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, JAN. 2, ISI7. N putSisailce nf the Act of the .55th year of AL' :his present Majesty, by which it is enacted • that all Out-Peosioncrs of this Hospital shall in - future he paid quar terly;- instead of half:yearly, Notice is hereby git en, by or der of the, ROA. Honourable the Lords and others', Cont; missioncrs for managing the affairs of the said Hospital,. that 'all the Out-Pensioners - thereof, residing in London, or within the District of the Bills.of Mortality, are required to appear personally and rcgimcntull)', with their instructions and Certifitates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in tit sa id 1-1 03/ 00, on the respective days, and in the different classes, according to then' several, Rates of Pension, us nu... Acrinifinionedl whin attendance will be given from Nine weJnek in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the Payinetil of a Quarter' of a Year's Pension in advance, to the tltb of March next On TUESDAY, the 7th of January. Thel'ensiosters at bd.' ed.' and sd. per day, from the dire rent Regiments of . Cavalry, Foot, Guards, - and Infantry, in cluding those from the Militia. , - On WEDNESDAY, the ath of January. 'flume at 9d. per day, front the different Regiments and Corps, to the 30th of Foot inclusive-. . . . - On THURSDAY, the 9th of January. Those at 9d. per day, front the 3 st Re4iment of boot, and MI the remaining ftegiments and Corps ;•as also the Militia at 10d. per . day. On FRIDAY, the lON of January. 'flute .at )s. per day, from the.ditferent Regiments of Ca« ralry, with the , ist and 2d Itrgimotts of Fout Guards. On SATMWAY,:tbe ilth of January. Those at Is, per day, from theati Regiment . of Foot Guards, to the cud of the numbered Regiment* at that Rate. • On MONDAY, the 13th of January. Those at per day, from the Royal 'Garrison Battalion, Veteran Ilattalionsand alt the remaining Itrgiutents and Corps, as also the Plinsioners ut tr. OP. per day. • - On,TVESDAY, the 14th of January. Those at Is. Id. Is, tad. is. 2d. Is. 20. and Is. 3d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 150 of January. Those at Is. 30. Is. 4d. IS. 4ld. Is. sd. Is. bid. 18. 6d. .ind is. ()Id. per d..y. () n THIJILSI)AY, the lilth of January. Thou at Is, 7d. per day and upwards. On FRIDAY, the 17th ofJanuary. The Private Gentlemen whh teCetre.Annuities from the anti T late Ist roops of Horse Guards, also the Pensioners from the several Reginients'who bare been admitted on ac couitt of Madness. It is also ordered and clirectei, that all Ont-Pensioners be longing to the said Hospital, do ray particular. attention to their Initractions, Which the?'are required to prodiiee at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Payotaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their Affidavits as therein prescribed, 011 or immediately after every Quarter-day, without which their Nantes will WA be entered on the l'ay-Lists fur the subsequent . Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their Place of 'Abode, as 6pecined ire their Attidoits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And . that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to cc eeive a &int& payment of his Pension, either at Chelsea, or atilitferent Plats, he shall be , struck off Itto List, And for feit all bow& arising from this Establishment, RICLUAD Se:reutry aisd MEDICAL THEATRE, SP. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOS- PITA HE SPRING COURS6 of LUTURE:. will begin at thl Theatre OK Monday, ,January gn. On the THEORY and PRACTICkof MEDICINE, by Dr HUE. On ANATONIt and PHYSIOLOGY, by IIIr.AREgiVETHY On the THEORY and PRACTICE of suituus, by Me AHERN sui Y. On CHEMISTRY, and the MATERTA MEDICA, by Dr HUE. - 6 - , - MIDWIFERY, by Dr;tOQCll. The ANATONIICAL DEMONSTRATIONS by Mr. STAN LEY. • - Further particulars may be obtaintd by application to Mr %% crier, Apothecary at theA4-109041. rill-1E "'INTENT •LNIPERIAL ;IDINING-TA ,141,E.5, and PATENT TRAFAIMAIt SIDEBOARDX and WINING-TABLES, iu onv elegant Nev.: of Furniture, util upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent improved Sofa lledi and Chair Beds Clirass-screar - Four Post, and Tent 344:tear's, Furniture , and Itedding complete ; Portable Chairt, with several other new invented anti improved articles or furniturc;...als a'gettera I and very extensive assortment et t'phwlst!ly and CallinetArlicies - for furnishing , Houses cum re:44) manufactured, where Families• may select and tL,rui,:h ritule douse in A feW d3vs, avoiding the extreme •,,,:vonienee awaiting several Months in completing their EiaahliOnnent.!• EAst :did West India Articles, Army and nary, &c. fie. by Nlergan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Cathei itte-street, Strand,' un terms Ilse must moderate. fur prompt pavement. . . SARACEN'S FIE AD INN, SNOW-FIILL. • • • ItEDUCED - FARES' by the 0.14 - BLEN. HKINI Light Post Coach to Oxford, 'Woodstock, Had . Witeey, through Beaconsfield and Wickham every Morning, quarter past seven o'slock, The LORD EXMOU'rfl, a POOL and RINGWOOD new light Day ()Mich; sets out [even the Saracen's Head Snow-hill, London, at half-past Five lido - eft in the • morning; and arrives at the... London 'Ta vern, ,Pool„ Orly the same evening,• through Farnham, Atti', ~:Alresfora,' Winchester, :teinsey, and Wirehoree. At the request of the Inhabitant 4 this Coach runs in a Jay from Pool, %%lin iment!, • previously to this ,Coach starting, Passengers w ere obiige:.l to travel by night., TN. Proprietors will entice vour to to merit the patronage, of those Friends who have , knotty intimated their desire to support this Concern. SOOTHA'sIPTON, tsymingtoo, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at Eight - in the Morning, to the Georg•• Inu, Southampton, only eight hours on the road (breakfast in Londonitna dine at Southatoptan).-7Pliis is it most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of .Wight, foes, Havre de Grace, Cherburgh, Btc. ' W E YMOUT 11 , Dorchester,Blaudford,SoAsbury, Anacker, .viii Basingstoke, new Post Coach, evert , Afternoon, at Three. The Wermontb Packets tathrentsity, Jersey, Cher burgh, St, Maloes, . The WATERLOO, .NeW Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, RratlfortLacid all Parts of the North„ sets out tt Two o'clock in ;its Aftentoon, and arrives at the Gulden Lion lon, Leeds, next Evening ut Six o'clock, through Stamford, Grito tharn,'Newark nod 'Doncaster. 'lbis Coach is intended to ac.- eminorlate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Brad(ord and Vi cinitv, It witl leave Leeds ~t three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passengers may conveniently come to Leeds 141)111,1 hose places 4pd be its Loudon early the next Evening. Thel/M VIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night un the Road, carrying.Fotte Insides and Four Outsides, sets not every Day at' One o'eiack, arrives at Liverpool next Everting before `even o'clock, by wiry of Dunstable, Woburn,. Lathbury, Nortltniptoo, Welford, Lutrt•rworth, Hinckley, Athelstotte, Lichfield, Stone, Ridgely, Newcastle, Koutsfuvd, Warrington and Precut. 00SLING's MARLBOROUGH 'Elegant rust Coach, •tbssurrla • itirwieefort, • Ne-rAitatirl, born, anallautsbeys; sets Mit et Seven. o"cloele Mitre Muth in g*, arrives' at Marlborough to dinner—cuinfortahle coovey ' mix for those travelling the• West itooil. EXETER, Plymotith„,Wqmoutti, Dorchester, Fatmuti It, ,Daelmouth, and Salisbury, Nrw Post Coach, every Morn at Six o'clock, through Ifoniton, Axminster, Betatron, id - ford, Resito.rttolte, And. Ikagehot. ,Only ‘ orns night out burst eel' London and Plymouth.' ' • BOSTON, Spalding, Pete' borough, ,Stilton, and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evenine.;--Coaches from Booms to.Spileby; Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip l+eulutw. Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; orris; at Mr. May's, the Oreyhtiond lint, Bath, : and the Lomion- Tavern, Thomas-.tree, Bristol, next Mi l mning.--Ctiaebes to Welts, litidgeWater,„Tanoton, See, • The Rockingham, sets out LKEDs !mew light Coach, called every Morningat Eight o'clocks carries Four Insides only, and goi's remarkably easy, with a Goan throughout. Passes through StOrMurd, Newark, Ret Dr:Moister, and Fero.- bridge . , to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noun. ;:\ •01 • withstanding the uncommon Forpetlition of this Coach, it is ;Mewed to be the' niosl lotteeable and complete public Vett eesence nu the North Road, being ne eqoat led " m Acconituo - dation by am . ' other. Only two {obsess ioside .to I/WIC GLASGOts', Longtown, Gretna-green, Aonau, Dumfries, Bromakill,Thorobill, Sabottlear-K.ln, Coinuoek,.Kiogswell, anti all parti of SeolUntli, CamPertlowo Coach, tl tits. and Edintetrgh Nevi Coaoh, performed with a Guard - throughout; sets out every Morning. i a b a jj. t ),lst Six o'clock, by way of Newark, ILO ford, Tadcaqer, Dar • liugton, Northallerton, Durham, Mot pt•th, • and ITerwitik. Passete(ers finding themselves fatigue,' trout the length of the journey, nay rest what lime' they please, and theli 1,- peed on without any additional Fare.' 7 -.1. Barber, theliloek Swan, Coley-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, HOB, Searborougle, Whitby,' and other. places., HULL, Northeave, llowJert, Thorn, and Doneastt•r, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-Place, Holt. • HERTFORD, Ware. Hoddesdon Walthap Cross, Brox borne, anal - Wembley, total every Morning. , • BR IDGENOWI'II and Widsal Post-Coach, eves y Evening. cAttLISLE, Penrith, and tWhiteltaren, '4'eust-Coach, goes ,with Four florets, and a Pima all the way. Pusses t hrong It Brongh, Appleby, Oreatahridge, R.chtontid, 'Catteriek, B o r o ugubridge, Wethathy, Abenord, Doneaiter, and Grate thato (the nearest way by eiFliteea miles). Sets 'tint every - Mortung, and 'perilous the journey with the greatest taci- • Passengers detained on the Road by hosioess or plea sure, litre the poentiar advantage of their Meats being se cored in the next. Coach,. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, K Otitsfora,' Stone, and Litch field, Post Coaeb, called The Express, every. Evening et Five o'clock, to B. Brothertters, semen's flead Inn, Dale ,trot, Liverpool. Goartled throughout. - , WA K ELI) Post-Coach. everifsforn ing, nt,balf.:Past Six. CHESTER and PARKG,ATE new Post-Coach, daily. ECLIPSF., a new Flyidg Post , Cuach, to y u rk i g uss d"h th d, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insiik , s only, every Aftertmon at Two o'clock, by way of Doneaster,' Grantham, nd Stamford. . KENDAL, , tt Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale. Bolton- Chorley, Onuskirh, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After .nooti, at Five o'clock. tioardee. SUNDEIMAND, Stoehtoo, and Yarm, new Coach every ; Morniu4, to the George I'm, Sunderland. , MAMA Coogleton, NetA - easfle, Walsal, anti Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Gnat:lea. SHREWSBURY, Wellington stud Shiffnal, Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Eveuing at Five o'clock, Guarded. BIRMINGHAM 'Mercury Post enacts, watt a Guard,, Sets' out 'every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next airy at 'Noda. ;Yaws by - 0)1(130, Enson at - 114,stul, to - thy ti li peen's Head, Bulb.street,l3inningham. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called th© Rock- u' Igiiiira , eviry Morning: DOVgit,'Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, CAW rrlittry, Faver slizito, Clintinum, omit Rocliester Post-CoAch l is t Morning a nd Ali i. moon, .__ _ . .. _ _ . _ Passengers and Parcels !bunked for the atiave Coaches at Ile New Mine Horse Cellar, WILLIAM IL MOUNTAIN and Co': respectfully acquaint . . • I 4, tluir Friends and tba Public, that they will nut be account able 'for any . Varccls or Luggage, Ikr. of Toole Mau Vire younds Value, if lost, stolen, or thttnaged, vides, enttred as suclrawl paid fi l ir-accortliney s et the Semmes li‘ed 1110) Swow-hilloLuadou. 'fl E EN' ITE'. The Account of the - Inc Inv of, and Charge typo the Consolidated Fond ip the C.)wititl - cod= .ed the•sth January, ISIG and 1817, to , ,:ether with: the Antonia of War Teixes tintl theituuttal attics * &e. to the same period, hatt bet% made op at'tile Exchequer. The income of the Quarter ended on OW sth January 1816, wvi - L. 12,522,439 4 4 The. Income of t Qilifirter eniled on the January 1917,1 i - 11,113,03 13 40 , Quarter ended 4th January, 1817, kis than the eurrvfipontling'Quarter 1 OS, A 94 6 Ok The Charge upon the Quarter, ended on I he 3111 Jaioutry, 181“, way The ChaiKe upon the Quarter, ended nn , • the 4th January, 1817, ),; 11,Q6u,n0l Cr 41 Income of Qua'r'ter ended January 1816 , 4 4 Gltargu upon it - • - 1,i,12; ,;Is3 4 51 Defleic-ney Income of Qtrirter ended January 1817 11,114,613 Is 3 , 1 Cli4ive upiiii it . 13,r200 . 0100 I)efitieney of Qtlarter ended Jan. I'Bl7 ./...2,051,:,`X 1 Tiw are the Itewm of the Licolitc fur the two eortespootting 1816, 13,127;343 4 51 Li 0.4,945 (1 1 - 471,198,110 e ill 4i5i60,19 0 0 1,530,340. i 0 3,353,979 8 0 429,397 8 ' 24,000' 0 0 11,810 G 916,115 19 10 614,055 17 41 5,500 0 0 Customs Excise Stamps - Incidents, - Surplui Ationai Duties ExcliegOer Fees Tout ine oncy Intl:rat, Ireland War Taxes - Reserved rut ofAuddity tuPrluc of Wes 14,522,438 4 . 4 1817. Customs - Stamps - Incidents. etc. Surplus Annuli' Dpties Tontine Motley lowest, Irelattd - Iteserved out of Annuity to Prince of Wales • 1011 7 ,38:3 18 111 4,132,723 II 1061,8.25 Z, 11 2,881,703 "0 31;1,317 4 8 11,807 16 1 , 11 948,1ti0 12 4 5,600 0.. Total / 11,118,f;14 is .4 5),k,0u 47 , 1'1,4:0 (n the Excise there is a decrease cif ri, the Stamps a tint case of In the Incidents a decrease df lo d; Surplus of timwai Dirties a decrease of Thgrer are no F4Xoloqllet FeC4' received in lost quarter: The Tontine Money i t s nearly the sante in the twcr quarters.' The intqvit Ireland has.. increased in list quarter. about 30,0(101. ; but, !be corresponding , quorter of 1016, has, it wilt be beet), the ad vantage of a receipt of Illar Taxes to tie antonrit of 614,0351. I 7s. 44(1, whic!l in the quarter j,,st expired was replaced by the W a r' C ils i mi o,. no w Thatle pernthottit, and atuottittin+* to 571,9171. 9 . 0 of Ife produce of Costolo beymid the re ceipt of the corresponding (]tatter ins the last year. The; deficiency itt the Receipts of Excise, Stumps, incidents, and Surplits Annual I)uties, is 985 .(100/.-- , -troin ti hieh , tledoctiog the ineret).4o . iii the Customs 1 1 / 4 89,00W. and in the interest land, .30,000 i. the total deticienty will untount to 760,0001. _ _ _ - ! - CHARGE UPON THE IanAKTER; 181 G. i .. 293,943, 9' 7 - 9,087,814 13. 74. 13: 34 1 In ci k leti D u i ' v r id ) eti v ti; ' --. : : fledempt ion' NAtional 1)4.44 • 2,F,29,11 d 8 ( 1111 Litt - - - - - • 94,0(.0 0 0 I 'CII9IOIIO, &C. . - - .. 1,:0,...iJ.1 16 01 14,1 27„;4 i 4 1817. Exchequer . - 13arik Dividends . - itetkioistioo of Nutionnl Debt Civil List' - - Petitions estimated at - 21)3,0:16 I '4 ▪ 9.50.,160 8 9 • 3,i1211, 1 •16 14 1 1ia,7,500 0 0 252,1 i;ti 19 8 Tot al 15i404,000 U 0 ' The Charge upon this Qlarter is rendere►! gretniir by the Estimate of the Pensions, &c. cee►ling the correvontling Quarter by something more Haut► 130,000/. „ TAxEs. ISIG. • Amount of War,Taxes - . L. 4,689,489 JA 01 Dvduct V4'ar. 'faxes'currieti to Cons. FUMI 4 ' OS 17 1 * War Tazeg for public Service - 4,676,417 2 1.4 Ainount of Mints wino:111y voted to pay . 4 oft three Millions Exchequer Hills - 927,635 0 at; South Sea Duty - - - - • 1,04 i 26' 6 4i. per-ccia. - - - , ... 7,U01 ,. O, 9' Tut a I ... - L.5,412,'295 z3,,f 1817. Amount of War Taxes fat...public Service L 54447,396 7 11 Amount of Duties itationally voted to pay ofr tilvce of Exchequer 1,211,941 t 3 R Sitlia•Sea Duty' 7VI 17 81 pi..c Cent. Tot al The defltiency in_the receipt of the ‘Vtir 'Foxes . .the last. Quarter, as compared with the cotrezte otic, is 1,345,;1731. 9s. . It is, ttniversAlly acknowledged, by the most re• spec:tattle part ot the Profession, that the Medical. Boards, established by the celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte-looise, lilitatriars-road, and Wood• stock•strcet, Oxford-facet (a tetv (loots from Bond-street), are the fountain hem! for advice...-. It is a fact, that, by the united talents of these Gentlemen,' upwt k rds of Six Thousand Patie'nts have been coiled annually of obstinate Diseases ; tnany of whom bad beets discharged ho,it Ids, and bundled* bad been improperly treated- by persons ignorant of an impottant branch of !lin profession. Messrs. COQPIllt ) Motown; and 44. are consnited daily by all 'ranks nt people, at tacit of their °Establishments ; or by letters front the country, stating their case, when Medicine ages Advice is sent to all parts cat the kingdom. There are aide doors at each house, and private rooms for ferrates."--Direct Charlotte.house, opposite the Rest—Rowland Hill's Chapel; or' Woodstock" house ) near New Bond•streut.