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London, England, 1814-10-14 00:00:00

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EPRICT: SIXPENCT,,nAtrIT,NiII%

SOUTHAMPTON and Lyrnington elegant new Coach,
every Morning (except Sunday) at fire o'Clock. Paclicts
sail to the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels
are cOnveyed to all !iarts•ef the island.
IVINC2-lESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge Very
fast Coach, every Morning at Fire o'Clock.
TUNBRIDGE dna Tiini;ridgei Wells new and easy COaches,
every Morning. ! .

TO TIIE EDITOR. TIIE &UN.'

Sta,--,Sceing in your Paper a recent case of
recovery from drowning, atter a perseverance of,
four I am induced to recommend that *on
h) now and then, inform the Public
s(ull,ittu erts,ry
how very necessary it is not to cease in the appli-
cation of proper means till a very long and even
apparently hopeless course bas been tried.' A
well-informed person has mentioned to me g late
case, *hid) took place here, in which he is coil;,'
vinced; had peseverance been continued, life would
have been restored. No particular idea as to a
period, beyond which ,exertion Wa3 vain, ought to
exist, for recovery has been known to be perfected
after more than six hours ; and 4. hate read, of en
instance where the time tar exceerted even that.
I wish the impulse to be given, lsy
your Paper, shelving thu Public, that in streb
cases they should not slacken in their endeavours
and perseverance, because the expected effect did
not appear visible so early as looked, for. Many
valuable lives will reward active and long-con-
tinued humanity.
Margate, Oct. 9, 1814.

• TUNBRIDeirI Wells new-Post Mach (carries finir inside
only) through Tuulfri.dge, Sevenozlies, and Riverhead, every
Afternoon at Fotir o'Clock, nunday excepted.
BliitTON plum Trent Ptkt Coach, through Meashath,
TwycroSs, Athelstone,„ltinalev, Lutterworth, Welford, Nor-
ihatnpton, and Dunstable, Sunday, .Wednesday, and Friday
Mornings, at Six o'Clack. •
BRISTOL, Bath, Mellishant, Devizes, and Marlborough
new and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only) every
Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded aronghout.
This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the
Western Road.

EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the-Bal-
loon, every 'Alorning at Seven.
• SEVENOAKS, Riverhead, and Bromley Coaches, every
Morninez.
HASTINGS, Battel, Robertsbridge, rliniwell, and Tun-
bridge expeditious New Coach, every Morning at half-past
Five. . •

PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning
and: Evening at Five o'Clock.
PORT:OIPUTH, Horndean, Petersfiehl, Godahoin, and
Guildford New Coaches, every 11urning and Evening at Five

poirNmouTH New-. an'l elegant Post Coach, the Duke
of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, anti Saturday Mornings,'
at Eight o'Clock.
EXETER and Taunton Coaches, every Morning and
_Evening.
WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tat/atoll Coaches, every Morn-
ing and Evening.
PLYMOUTH and Falmputh very fast and cheap Coaches,
ever}' Morning and Evening.
BCRY and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five.
BATH and Bristol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every
Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Evening at 'Five.
LEWES, Lichfield, Maresfieid, and East Grinstead Coaches,
every Morning at Eight o'clock:
BOGNOR, and. the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Siissex
Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Ctiach., every
Morning at Six.

SCOTLAND.

PERtH, OCT. 6.---The Michaelmas head Cain
was held here on Tuesday htst, 'his Grace title
Lord Lieutenant, in the

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Lord kINNOULL, by a neat Ant
.111Licious en-
logitnn on Lord Lynedock, introduced d. motitm
for requesting the gallant General to sit for his
portrait. '4'•
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- The Duke of ATIIOLL, in secornting the .tto-
don, took notice of the pletpure it gave him to
concur in giVing any mark of esteem or approba-
bationto one with whom he had always
With -a ,brot her.

CMCI-LESTER, Midhurst, and Haslemare, new Telegraph
Coaches, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at
Six.

curcntsTEß New Coach, through Duncton and' Pet-
worth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven.
ARUNDEL Nev Coach, through 'Doncla,n, Petworth, and
Little liaaiptun,Tuesday, .Thursday, and Saturday Mornings,
at Seven..

Lord KINNAIED Said, that such was the mo-
desty of the gallant General, that it ,might give
him pain, to comply tilt!) the present Motion, but
he had'no doubt that 'on this as well as on -all
other occasions, he would make Ins own.teellites
give way to the desire of the county.
a
Sheriff Foaaos presented to the meeting a
let-
ter• he had received from Sir JonNT 'SINCLAIR, and
moved the -Thanks of the Meeting to .the Right
'Hon. Baronet., for his- eminent *public services in
intituting and completing the veryjnrportant sta-
tistical and agricultural ingitirits, .the results of
which have been communicated to the public in
the Statistical Account of Scotland, theAgrictil-
tura( Surveys of the.several Counties, and the Ge-
neral Account of the State of Agriculture in Scot-
land.

mAms-roNE; man;ng, anal Wrotham Coaches, every
Moriiii.4 at Five ant Nine o'Cloch, •

F 01.:&; 'i ' )NE, 1-Ithei Sindgate, and Ashford Coaches,
every Morti.ing.
DOVER, :`,lar;ate, llanisgate, 'Deal, and Canterhnry
Coaches, every :,,lorning It Six o'Cloeli, and Evening at Five.
Extra Ci!rriaqe, always ready .(or families, or aariies.
fIitOMPTON, Chatham, liochester, and St: oial Coaches of
ere,-:' description, at Six and Nine in the Alorninz, One at
Noon, and'half••past Five in the Evening.

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Gl-I.IVES END, Northtlett, zufd Dartford .Coaches.at Si>: and
Ninv.in the Morning, One at Noon, and Fire in the Evening.
Extra Coaches always ready.

PA-W.4/10N orig'inallied Coach, through Croy,lon, Tcei-
gate, Crawley, and Clickfield, every Alorning at
13 arGurniN Now Coaeli' called the Duke of NorfAi, every
Morning at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, and Hen-
field.
BRIGHTON -New and Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse.
every Afternoon at Three.
• •
BitIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-past ,Eight o'Cloelt
eriry Eveniii4. • .

Lord KINNAIRD; as Convener of the Committee
which tvas appointed to superintend tire erectioa
of the public ::udditigs, presented to the meeting
a report from that Committee. (ArSier speahing
for a few minutes. Lord Lynedoch was observed
among the crowd at the door near the bench...
The moment he was descried, all bu,;iness was
suspended, and the whole assembly wined in' .1
loud and general plaudit, which ‘vas three tines
renewed. Of this interesting circumstance, Lord
KINNAIRD took miVatlliigi, with all the impro-
sive effect and felicity of address in which his
Lordship so eminently excels. Besides havini;
to regret that we are unable to report the word.;
of his Lordship, we nmt remark, that bis mere
• words, however exactly quoted, would convey' a
very inadequate idea of the effect which they pro-
. duced, when aided by the warmth of his Lord.-
ship's delivery.) lie begged pardon for the
mistake which he • had committcd,, and for the
cause by which he had accounted for the crowd-
ed state of the bill. He now saw, that his
hearers had a different object. They had coMe
to watch an opportunity of testifying their feel-
ingi on the return of a man whom they honoured
and. hived ; of _one who possessed every quality
which could dignify human nature, or call for 1)0-
' pular respect; and who, after performing the
most heroic part in the Most arduous scenes, was
at length restored in Safety.to his country.
Llis Lordship afterwards returned to the sub-
ject on which he Lad preciously been addressing
the Meeting.

niodern.and truly desirable Post Coach, (car.
ries four inside Univ.) through Broadwnter,Oon, Ashing-
ton, West Grinstead, Horsinun, and DorLing, every Morning-
at Eight o'Cloeh.

GObALMING, Guildford, Morrow, East Horsley, and
Bouka►n, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Cl.!;;1.-..
EAsTBOURN summer Coach; Tuesduy,. Thursday, and
Saturday, at lialf past Six ii'Clock.

GODALNIING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and
Afternoon.

DORKING, Leatherhead, and Epson] CnacheA, every
Morning' at Nine, and Afternoon at Three.

STEVNING, Horsham,
,and Coaches, every
Morning at Six. ,

ILINfirrON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. •
The following COACHES; set off from the BELLE
SAUVAGE., .
CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail.

BIRMINtitIAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every
Morning at a Quarter before Five, through-Stony Stratford,
Sonthani; Lemington, aid Warwick.
OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Delia►ace, every
Mornin,- at Eight.

SOUtILIMPTON (Coflyer's Coach), every Morning, ex-
cept Sunciziy, at Five.
ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn,.
Tugs, at Nine.

_NE. BURY Coact, every Morning, at Half past Six.
SALISBURY Coach, at. Half past Three every Afternoon.
HASTINGS New Post Coach, every Morning at Eight.
WINDSOR Coach, every Morning, at Seven.
BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning,
at Nine, through IThrking, Horsham, and ifenfield.
iJItIGHTON New Post Coach, the Eclipse, every After-
noon' tit. Half past Two.
BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight.
LITTON Coach, every Day, at One.
HAMPI'ON Coaches, every Morning and Evening.
. PORTSMOUTH Coaches,C very Morning and Even. at Five.
LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Tilm:iiings, at Five.

The'lree'prietul-Brespectfully request the Public to notice,
the Golden Cross is the only (Mice in London from whence
Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering Places,
and places of fashionable and public resort in the kingdom.
The most strict attention will be paid to inquiries -at the
abore Coach Offices, and every information punctually given
relative to all public Carriages setting off from London.—
The Proprietors are not answerable fur any Parcel or Package
above Five Pounds value,-unless entered and an Insurance
paid accord' ngl3
JOHN CROSS and, JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors.

EDINBURGH.--"The present harvest, trilen con-
trasted with ,tho Se. we • have .had• for many years
past, has been favoured with far better weather, and
the crop has, in many places, been got in 'aithout
single shower of rain.!Even among the oldest people
we can scarcely hear of zoiy paraikl to such a

continued tract of goOd ‘veather at this seuson.-7
We learn, 'however, that the year 1779 was also.
very remarkable. So early as the middle or Ja-

ninny,. winter had totally disappeared,: nnd no-
thing like host ensued till the 3d or 4th of May,
when a few sharp evenings entirely destroyed the
sn►all fruits. The seasons afterwards were re-;
markahly tine,'and continued su till late in No-

A'em[oer ; and, during this fivoured- year, rile
quartern loaf never exceeded 1. .
On Saturday, while three men, who have h'ei.n.

sonic time employed in cutting a new drain to carrl
off the. filth from St. Patrick's-square, werepto,
ceetling with their vitork,
they came utie.xpeetedly
upon an Old Onei'wfriCh hail not been opened tor
a number of years. A great quantity of foul air
suddenly rushed our, and depriyed then) of ail
animation. Medical assistance' was soon pro-,
cured, and they were all restored to their families,
but they still continue in a state of great Weak-
ness.—(Edinburgh Courant, Oct. 10)

A letter from Hamburgh of the 30th of Sep.
temher says, ‘• The Bremen herring busses have
now .all returned from the fishery. They have
not caught touch, but the quality of the heiriti.,zs -
is excellent. Ia general tiie Emden and Du:L:l.l
busses have bad very amicrettc su.ccess."