The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-02 00:00:00

YORK AND LEEDS.

NEW Commodious, Safes Cheap, and. Expedi-
tious Ptrs,T cr)Act I ES will iret out front the GO L.
I)EN.CRUSS, CHARING-CROSS, every Morning at
Halt past Five ; breakfast at the Red Linn, Barnet ; dine at
the - Ctak, Eaton; :zop at -,retliani inn: breakfast at the
Red Lion Inn, Doncaster; and arrive in..L.eeds by twelve, .
nod York by one, at noon. There are only 'lour Coachmen
employed, and the bane 'Guard • and Coat h go throughout.
Eliery exertion has been and will corainue to he made, to ten-
der this the best Copveyance.:on the North Road,
.•
By G EORG F. 130 U LTON aid Co.
From the Golden-Gross, the foll Owing Carriages set out, be.

sides many othert too numerous to mention.
LiverpOol expeditions Post Coaches; only One Night out,
every morning at six. -
Holyhead ,nd. North Waits Mail every evening.
Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post.
Coaches, every morning at nine.
Ludlow, ‘Voreesier, and Oxford Mail every evening, and
a new Post Cuach Tuesday, ThurSday, and Saturday, at
two.

Milford Hasen,-Carmarthen, Cloucester, and 'Cheltenham
I\l6ll every evening.
Cheltenham and Oxford New and Only Day Coach every
titorning at six.
Brighton, Eat Bourn, Worthing, Hastings ; Pertsmuuth,
Southampton, 1 rde of Wight; Bognor, Ckichestej, A rundel,
Little Hampton ; Margate, Ramsgate, Dever, Deal, Hy the,
tolkStune, tcc: &c..Da,ly-Ctaehes •••

ROYAL PATENT.
C:_i_ol)l3OLD'S. VEGETABLE- 14ALSAM, ad-
mitted by the Faculty as the first Mcilicmt in7the
World for coughs. ColdsrAsthmas, and Consumptions ; los
it has never beet, known to fail when taken upon the first at-
tack ; thousands of times it has sticeeedicl after patients have,
been given over. Stronger, proof; of its efficacy cannot be
given than being recommended by the following Nobility The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon.
Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right-114n. Lords Macdo
nald, Grantley,' Fortescue, and Montford, the Right Hun.
late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley,
Falmouth,L and Fortescue,-• Lath,. Appreece ; Sirs Frimcis
Blake, Edward Newnhatni John Coghill, and George Arm-
strong, Barts. ;.Generals Doyle anti Drouly ; Colonels Ba-
ker and Debath, and many others, as may be seen in the
Treatise, at the. Proprietors'' No. 3, Bloomsbury-square,,
Where advice is given daily (Sundays excepted), from de.
Yen o'clock till two.

Copy of a Letter to Messrs. G GOB oLD.
Gentlemen,
" i. have been troubled With an Asthmatic Complaint
many years; twelve months ago I caught a violent cold,
which debilitated me So much that I was unable to walk ;
had recourse to yot.r Medicine, and by taking eight'quarts
mY health is pettedly restored, aid I shall be happy to in-
frm
out toy an
aperrit
son of this circumstance who will do e the fa-
N cll.

" I am, Gentlemen; &c.. •
" jOHN PALMER.

" Chigwell, Essex, Slap 12, ISC9." .

The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subctibers to
Lloyd's, who enjoy the pleasing satisfaciion of having led to-
the establishinent of the Patriotic Fund, at the cOrnineuce.
meat of the present War, feet themselves justiti:id by the ex-
perience °Lux years, iii recommending this laudable and me-
ritorious I nstitution. to the support of their Countrymen.
They are qicitoits' a! thesame time tucall their attention to
that altered state or PubliC •Atfairs. for which the Nation is
indebtocLto the valour of Jut- brave Defeuderi:: .tathe'almost
entire annihihrtion of the Naval Force of the Enemy, which
has crowned the • gallant ekpl,its of British Seamen ; and to
the hopes of ultimate success, wfuch the courage, discipline,
and firmness of BritiSh Soldiers have inspired in .those, for
whose deliVerance trout a pe.tidious Usurper, they are this
moment making the most !remit: exertions.
And now tnat the transcendent etroits of valour displayed
by the Heroes who have led, cud by the brace Men who have
so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country,. have secured
the freedom of these Realms, it may surely be expected that
the same generous impulse and feeling, which, at a moment
of great general alarm, induCed all rinks to join in the laud..
.able. endeavour to animate the eltbrfs of our, Defentters, will
belound still aliVe to their merits-and sufferings'; and that
so long as the present Contest shall last, " the British SeaEan
" and the British Soldier inay alike confidently.triist, that
" those who arc dear to him while living, will, in the eventpf,
" his falling in the sacred Cause, find Friends and Guardians
" in a gratetul anti generous Country:''.
(Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman.