Star.
London, England, 1803-03-11 00:00:00

TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL.

FROM THE 4ARAeilti'Slliiislii, SNOW-HILL,
Br TILE FOLLOWING P9S7COACHRS:

UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to
BATH rid IlltiStOL, by NEW POST-COACHES,
through Clippenhear. Car, and Marlboro' every Afternoon g
wives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the
London Tavern, Thogag.freet, &idol, neat Morning-4*-
*de IL i5...-Out tea.—Parceh 6d. carriage...---Paffengem for-
warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, Re.
I.iverpool, Warrington, Knotsford, Stone, and Litchfield
New Coach, called the Expedrion, every evening, at Five
Attack, to the Crown Inn, Red CroCritreet, Liverpool Guard
ed
throughout.
Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Strout
every afterrpon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at DOOM
Pates by eford, Shlpftone, and Enftoo, to the Saracen's
Head, Bull-ft:cm, Birmingham.
Leeds New Light Cow* called the Rockingham, fete out
every morning at eight o'clock —carries four infidel only, and
goes remarkably rify—padls through Stamford, Newark, Ret•
ford, Doncaftcr, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Liao, Leeds
neat day at no. Notwithitanding the untutored coped
orals Coach, It le allowed to be the mod agreeable and com-
plete public conveyance on the North Road. being unequalled
in accommodation or conveyance by any other.
Kendal, Canceller, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton,
Charley, Onnetirk, and Garßang Pc& k caches, every after-
noon, at five o'clock—Guarded.
Louth, Spillby, Homeaftle. Bodo°, Saddle,. Peterbomugh„
Stilton, and Huntingdon Candi, feu off Monday, rredoefday,
and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from
Spiny with a Guard.
York, Neweattle, and Edinburgh Pod Coach, the Lord
Milan performed with a Guard throughout, feu one eery
morning at fevag o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad.
ceder, Darlington, Northallertoo Durham, Morpeth, sad se.
wick. Pamirs liadft themfglve% fatigued front the length
ofthe journey may red what time they &ale, and thee proceed
on without any additional fare. The Prupekur at Yost has
Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other pron.
Castile and Pend& Polt-Coach, goes with four Horan,
and a Guard all the way—pares through Appleby,
Gretobsidge, Richmond, Catterick , Boras . Wether •
by, Aberford, Degrader, and Graithang,(the way by ii
ml es).-kts out ev loaning and performs the journey with •
the greeted facility. the detained an the load by ballads
or pinafore, have the ad of thdr fear being fe-
ared In the nest Coach, (with only Coadunew.)
thew Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth,Dor
chelter, :ad Salifbury Balloon Coazhes, every Morning at Indt
refitd;rthree, with a Guard: through Monroe, Aguniniter,
Bradford, Balingitake. and Bagilgot•-••C,arrim
foot lollies, at only al la. each.
Hertford, Ware, Haddefilon, ;Ind Medium Coact, every
Morning.

Shaleld and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Naas.
I at Sevca.--Guarded.

910-;ford,Brifoo, and Healey New Poit-Coadt, with a
laird every Afternoon, at RTC &Clack.
Maneheitce Wiladlaw,Caogieton, NeW'Clftle, Walton and

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Wolverhampton Pof Coach,every afternoon. awarded
Shrewlbury, Wellington, and Shiettal Pelt Coach, the Royal
Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell
and Unkorn Inn,Shrewfbary. Guarded.
Southampton, Wbochdier, Arlestord, Alton Comb, every
morning.
11141. NortheeM,Howden, Thorn and Doertßa Poft Coach
every morning, at keen o'clock to the Bull and Sun tun
Mr on. Gate, Hull.
Woodford, Wanßesd, and Laytotiftene Coach, at $
every Evining (except Sunday) Sunday N:ic in the Morning,
Tottenham and Edmonton Coach 'lady at half Taft Ten, bad
pall Two, half raft Fcur, and half pall Seven o'Cl•ick.
N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, (loads, Fee. conveyed by
the under mentioned Waggona....To Difa, Beak% imegat,
Bury, and all parts of &GM every Monday.
boutbaripeon, %Indicter. R amfey, LyndliarkLymhorton,
Cloißeberch, R inemod. Fordiagtividge, Wirnborn, and Plod
inne/ Dai.
W.MOUNTAIyIN and Co. repoiffutly acquaint thdrliriendo
and the Public, that they will not be accountable fat any Parse
or Luggage. Stn of more Mao Five Pounds 'aloe. eir day
Vi'Meta fprdled at the time of delivery, and treitreLiten
comb tips Sanousb-blowilba,

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N.,,turdltAtion 1311, w,r: alto r,:t.rned by :he f

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Orr f thrir Lordin,?. irno 2 Cf-frnal:r.e.•
;;i:; w.f. that proceeding ordi rid

dtc to-mor:.ow

KnYAL ME!SAC.F.
I_nrd I lor.ocr Houle the
i3w:rqt frc.;rl his Nl..jeliy:

" G Wit :: E R.

In conftep.tre.: of the ilrmidahie Miitarg preparations
at rying mr it, tie Port. of 1-r.ancc 3!1,1 ilollaid, ji,n the
ofxr.tmportant Negociation b. tncen 'kis '.1.1.;c(1:....
rnment and of Frame, the recut, of as t..mt.rt
Tea be known, his Mak. rac...uainas the lloufe. th. t .tdinaatal
!sy ear ermcert; he alway, feels for the leci.rity and wi.tfare of
hii• Micas, he bas thengt-.! it neceffary to eicrcite the powers
refled in hint to.; Aei ..f Parliament, for callirg out, and mho
a:ling fin thwi h. the Militia of Cafe Kingdoms, or fuck part
thsreti as his Majefty (ball thitik proper for the defence and
:silty of his Kingdoms, 17'A doubting that ha. Vatilament will

ai.;,rove the farr.e."

Lord PELHAM moved, that hi: Majetty's Mcf-
fage be rntered on the Journals.—Ordered accord-
ingly.
Lord Hosaitr then moved, that an Humble
AdJrct be prefented to his Majcay, to thank his
.11jeity for his gracious communication to ti.is
Houle, and to expvels its chearful concurrence in,
and high approb a ion of, his Majeily's determina-
tion ; which Addrefs his Lordfhip read in his
place.
The Duke of NIONTROSE took the opportuni.y
of (tying a few words on the fuhjeEt. He exprelred
his fatisfaftion at the meafure about to be adopted,
for one reafon in particular, as it would tend to
carry into praAice, on a more extenfive fcale, and
effeflual manner, thofe fuggetlions which he had
thrown nut on a former evening, on the general
fubjeA of the Militia. Indeed, what he had fug-
gelled, proceeded upon general principles, as ap-
plying to the Militia Force, and would tend to
fecure to the Country an efficient alliflance from
that part of the Military Force of the Country, at
a moment's notice. He wai additionally pleated
at the propofed mealbre ; becaufe, coming at fo
Ihort an interval after difembodying the Militia,
at leall one half of the men who would be fo
colleAed, would be Heady foldiers ; which, per-
haps, would not be the cafe in twelve months
hence, when it might be found neceffary to pro.
cure a great number of frefh men. By a fpeedy
embodying of the Militia, 'he was confident, that
at leaf a moiety of the men would be Heady, firm,
and well difciplined Soldiers.
The queflion was then put on the Addrefs,
which was voted nonag.—aad afterwards ordered
to be prefented to his Majeay, by the Lords with
White Staves.

Some routine bufinefs was then difpofed of, after
which the Houfe adjourned till to-morrow.