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WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE IMPROVED, by TOM LINS.
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IHE WHOLE LAW RELATIVE TO THE
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THE HISTORY, TOPOGRAPHY, and AN-
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MR. THOMAS MAY'S HISTORY OF THIS
FAMOUS LONG PARLIAMENT of ENGLAND,
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IVA RMOUTI I ROYA L MA 11. And ThLecamm
Coaches, thrrmth Lowes•oft, Kessingland, Wrenthirn,
Watniford, blyboroudi, Vosford, SZXII.II.IfiLIII4.II. Melton, and.
Woodhrid.l, every Afternopn at half-past four.o'clock. .
VARmi.nrrii I.o*o NIELsON Coach, through Colcheiter dad
Ipswich, TylondaioVeditt'sday, and Eiiday Afferrtxm et two..
ARUNDEL, PE MDR CH, and LI I ri•E UAMVEON
post Coach, through Kingstorl..Guitbord„ and Godalinina, 'Edw.
day, Thurs4ty, a Saturday Morning at six.
BRIGHEON !royal vac'', (in 8 Hint •) by the New Road,
through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, aod Cuckfidsl, every Morn.
log at S
liRIOH I'ON ACCOMMODATON Coach, every Morning st U.'
BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCIIkSTER Coach
(the Sic SIDNItIr Smtru) daily, at 3 o'Clock.
CAMBRIDGE LORD NLI.ON Coach, :Monday, Wednesday,
and Ft iday Mornings at S.

C A Tifilt ID(IN au Coach. (late Old ('ambridge) through
Royonn and Rimini:ford, every Mornin: rut 7, zeeot Sun.!sy.
CAMBRIDUE light Telegraph (7ear!3, On 7 Hour) through
Ware and Barkway, every Morning at :I &Clock, except Soer
day, aid carrias oily Fnur
CAMBILID3E Poo Conli, Ylortigh Wire, barbing, and
Follimire, Monday, %Veda-Iday, ailfl-Friday Afternoon, at 4. •
CAN I'ERCURY, MAR GA lE, It A MSC Al E, CHAT-
HAM, ROCHES I ER, and S MOOD Cuacheii every Morn es
and Evening. N.tl. EXlid Cu ache% at any Hone.

CIIA l'HAki, ROCHES ['ER, anti GAAVESEND Coaches,
four times a day.
DEAL New and Expeditions Ben Telegraph Coach, *rith a
Guard and Lamps, every evening at half past 4 o'Chsck.
it DOVER and DEAL. P Coaches, every Morning a qmattee
before 6, and Evening a er before 6. .
EDINBURGH and N LIISTLE Hiner Lv Ea Post Coach,
through Alowick, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and Noetb-
all. non, every Morning at halt past 6.
PAICENHAM Coach,. thbatigh Newmarket, Drandenoend-
Swaffham, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon as 4. .
FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every Morning at 8.
GOSPOR r Coach (the Blue) through Staines, liagshot, Farn.
ham, Al•on, West Meow, and Farehatn, Mornings at half past 4. ,
HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at half pax I.
HULL. RODNEY Coach, by way of Doncaster, Thorn, and
North Cave, every Morning at I past 6. This Coach is partied-•
lady expeditious, performing the journey in 36 hour*. It travels
the pit asantest road, and will he found the best conveyance to.
HULL.—N.B. It avoids the extremely dangerous passage of the.
Humber.

IPsWICI:1 and COLCI-TESTEIC Coaches, through Stratfotd•
St. Mary, Witham, Kelyrtlon, Chelnaord, IngatestOne, aad
Rutuford,overy Afternoon at 2 and S.

Coaches every morning at half-past 6, and afternoons
at three.

LYNN Port Coach, thtotigh Cambridge, Newmarket, Stratset
Frigate, and Stole, Monday, WeAzwsday, and Priday Afternoon
at four.
LYNN and ELY Coach, the Loan NELsott, through Can•
bridge, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at 5.
LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon.
LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Coach,
through Newport Pesach, Woobutn.Dwastable. and St.Albates,
every Afternoon at 2.
LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wigan, •
Preston, Kendal, Penrith, and Widtehaven, every Afternoon at R.
LINCOLN and 1•401-FINGHAM Post Coach, every Morc
big and Afternoon.
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MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt .
Hill, every Afternoon at half-past 2, Sunday excepted.
MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 indde only; ••
everyMoriling at 7 during the Season.
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IVIARGAII and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning and
Evening at 6.
MANCHESTER light Telegraph Catch, through Leicester, .
Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at Y.
The Public Attention is particuiarty requested to this Concerti,
as it is the Original Coach es ablisted for carrying FOUR IN.
SIDES only ; it is on the last highly Improved Construction for
Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked
throughout in the best possible style.
NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new and
expeditious light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and Yam,'
cat ries only 4 insides, and if lighted and 3uarded, sets out every •
Afternoon at 3. •
NORWICH Expedition Coach, through Hockerill, Pourn-
bridge, Newmarket, hetford, and Wymensihain, every After-
nom, at 3.

OXI.ObiD and WOOI7STOCK light Coach (the Blenheim),
Monday, Wednesday, gad Friday Morning, at s, through Ux-
bridge, Wycombe, and Tetswortb.
PURTSMOU rti Coach, every Morning, at hairpin I, ex-
cept Sunday.
S I'AMFORD Conk through Hertford, Balchielt. Mules-
wade‘ and Stilton, every Meriting, at past 6.
SUNDERLAND, Yarm, and Stockton Coach. ever; Moth.
hag, at . _ _

Watt HAM and Horsham Accommodation Ooacb, Moen-
inEs, at 6 ; and a 4-inside New Light Coach, Moe:anti, at 11--
through Epsom, Di riling, Leatletreead, and Finder.
YORK HighSyer Owls, every Morning. I past 1, thrones
Neviark, Doncaster, dud Ferriliredges, at which FWD*s it meets
the various branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax,ant
derifield, Harms.% ate, Carlisle, and all the other prindpal
of the North. l'ee Guard and Coach go through without clue-
ging. and only four coachmen. rassengan booked throe*, and
wishing to stop on the road, may proceed Den day, wttbout oar
•
addit Iona? fare.

YORK new and commodious Light Clack Ilse Ulm oar. •
rib% only four insides, sets out every Afternoon u t, is#soasois
with the greaten celerity. The Huard and Combso through to ,
York without diangiuy, sod obit four Coachmen.
W. J. ROUERTS and CO. Protriaton.
Who will not be accounts* for any Ohne, China, Plate, Watches.
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not for 07•41,bcs#Article of twee than tfikAint. if logs
.or
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at tbdo QWliTotio, or so astir Astons it: the Sorai7.

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EAST-INDIA ROUSE,Jan. :29, 1812.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS (f ENGLAND, trail'',
to the EAST INDIES,do herebs give notice,

1 hat many Persona while inivlation it was to surrender their
Pith et F,xci anne for re!nvestn:ent und• r the conilii'ons allu!ed
tc in the Courr'*Ativertisenteut ache 14th July last, having been
prevented from availine themselves of those term; by the N,11.•
an ival of their Bills w.thin the pvriod forin_sily limited for stir-
r.listering them, the Court have rt solved to extend generally the
period for reecivi'ig Bills of Excliarye drawn from any of the
Presidencies in liquidation of Principal of Indian Loans, until the
30th day of .k HI next.
Persons desirous of as-ailinl themselves of this resolution are
required to apply at the Aciatintant-Gneral's Office, Last India
House, fur further particulars.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Serer:an,.

E.,IST INDIA HOUSE, J...nuary Y 9, ISI2.
THE COUla'of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS ef ENGLAND, trach.7:
to the EAST INDIES, do I:.rehy ske Notire,
That the Transfer Eooks of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Tuesday, the ud March rim, at two o'clock, and opened
again on Thursclay, the 9th April following.
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will he
held at their House, in Leaderhall-street, on Wednesday, the
25th March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
That a General Court of the said Company will he held at
their House in Leadienhalh-street, on 'Wednesday, the Ph April
rest, from Nine o'clock in the Mot u:.til Six in the Evening,
for the Election of Six Directors of the said Compcuy, for Four
Year'.

And that the 114. s of the Member: of the said Company w it
be ready to be delivered at their Ht.taie, on Tuesday, the '29th
Marcia next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, 14i-rel.:qt.

PARLIAMEATARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUARY 29.
Sir SAW:7FL ROMILLY was heard at considerable length in fa-
vour of the Respondents, on that branch of the Roxburgh Case
which reletes to the Feus.
A Deputation from the Commons brought up the two Bills for
raising £1,500,001>, and £10,500,000 by Exchequer Bills. They
were_severally read a first time.
The Sugar Importation Bill, and Malt Duty Bill, went through
the Committee. Third reading on Monday.
DISTILLERY BILL.
On the motion of Lord BATHURST the Distillery BM was
read a second time.
The Duke of NORFOLK asked the Noble Lord, if :he pro-
visions of the new Bill, which were of a temporary nature, the
Bill itself being only an amenLlment t• a former Act, were not to
expire in January, 1812 ?
Lord BATHURST replied in the affirmative, at least for some
parts of the Bill.
The Bill was then ordered to be committed for Monday, and
the House adjourned to Friday next.

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