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London, England, 1817-06-05 00:00:00

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SARACEN'S lILAti INN. SNOWHILL, '
LONDON.

To YORK., LEEDS, EMBUit °H. and all Parts cf the Ntrtlls
Four iht.ide Coaches, she Hest Horses, EMI keep excellent Thr.s,
By B. W. MOUN CAIN and C.

rE following l'.)st Coaches, Niail Coaches, &e.
set out from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow:hint
'll,e UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, t::•ly
taw night on We toad, culling four Insides and tour Outsides.
set: out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Livlepool next
seening at six o'clock, by way of Dungtable Woburn, Lath-
bury, Northampton, Weltgrd Lottery:outs:Hinckley, Miler.
stone, Litchfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Lautaturd, War.
lintel', and Preset*.

ifs) U FHA MP I'CI N, Lyn' ington, Winchester, and Duinyt, die
New Four inside Coach, at half•pad seven o'clock In the am n.
log, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Souttamptnn, by 6vr &dock.
'l'bis Is a mots delitrhtful couveyance to the isle of Wight, Jersey,
Gummy, St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, &c.
SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Pcot-Coach,
every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—huarded.
' WEI' MOUTH, Dorchester. BlandfurJ, Salisbury, Andover,
and Baabigsroke new Post Coach, every afternoon. I lie Wry.
piyar.,. as aricarimy, j alien Aid/Tile,. Sr. hArdoel,s,Jks.
eu
TElti Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Faisnunth,
tk, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at
Seven o'Clnek, tit rough Honiton, AttuJostar, lieldport, ISlisAitord,
JJasingstolie, and Earshot.
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SOSFON, Spalding, Peterborough, Sdkon, and Henri:tat/on
Ro Mail Coach, sets out every. Evening to Spilsby. Lomb.
On y, and 'Hull.
li. H and BRISTOL Flying Post-CoarheNtlifougitChirpene
ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr.
May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Loudon *Favern, Thos.
mas-strret, and thr Swan, Bristol, nest Marning.—Coachts tO
\Veils. Bridgewater, Taunt,o, Exeter, Plymouth, &c.
I.EEDS new light Coacn, called the Rockingham, vets art
every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes reitzrP.:
ably easy, with a Cloud throughout. Passes through Stain.
*.rd, Newark, Retfocd, Doncaster, and Ferrybritlge to the
Cohien Lion, Leeds, nett Morning. Notwithetanatn: the
wocommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the mpg
.o,oet.tble and complete Conveyance on the North Road, brio,
six-vaned in Accommodation by any other.
GLASGOW Longtown, Gretna-Careen, Annan, Dutufriess
Er .wnhill,"llsOrnhiU, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cumnusk, Kingsweil, alit!
all Parts of Scotland, a Pubs Coach. (Daily).
YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Nile.
castk, anti Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guccd
throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight °Thick, by Val
sot Newark, Rettord,Tadcaster, Darlington, Marthaßerton, bor.
Morpeth, and Berwick. Pasr.:nzers finding them-rlsts
Ittigued from the length of the journey, may rest what cow
pity please, and then proceed on without any additional lire.
Swindon, Ranrbury, Hyngerfords a
Newbury P t oach at 7 in the morning.

BlitiDGF NOtt EH and Walsall New Ciiach, every Evening.
CARI.V.LE,Pentith, and Whirebseen Four inside Past Ca..ch,
and a Guard au the way. PRAIC! through &oath, Appleby,
Grettabridge, Richmond, Catteriek, roughbridge, Witlierby,
Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. `..ens nut every Morning,
and perforna the journry with the greatest facility. Pasrengcrs
detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet ulLr
adv►nta,e ol their seats being secured in the nest Coacii.

wAkaiEl.l) Post.a..ch, every morning at half.pait
KENDAL. tAneatter. Preston, Kirby-Lonrdale,
Chorley, Orniskirk, and Gar-tang ?o Coaches, every Alter.
noon at Five o'Clock.—Guardtd.
LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knuteford, Stone, And Litebelds
Post-Coach, called The it erulz•nr, every Evening at Five
o'Cloek, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dahrostreet, Liverpool.—
Guarded throughout.
CHESTER, Neerpngt, Whitehnrcli, Tarporley, Ncntvrlth,
Nonhoildi. and Middleivich Po.t Coach, every Evening, at
Five o'clock.

SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn, new Coach, every
Morning, ro the George Inn, Sunderland.
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congle:on, Newcastle, Walial,
and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Arternoon.--Guardrd.
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post called the Rocking.
bans, every Morning.
BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Gnard, sets eat every
Afternoon, and rtscbes mat day at Noon. Paws.
by Oxford, Linton, and bhiputone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull.
street, Ihrmingharn.
HULL., Northeave, Norden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pismo
Coach, every Morning at half past ail, to the Cross Kays, Mar.
km Place, Hull.
I.)ON' LH, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Carat r burr,
Pavershani,Chaihant, Rochester, and Stroud New Post 4. 14.
Morning, Nowt, and Night.

weotions.
To Hemel Hempstead, Watford and &annum, s times a uretk,
bungay, Bury, and all pans of Suffolk, sv•ry
Monday.
Cartuckter, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three
times a week.
Southampton, Winchester, Bonney, 11.ynilhont, Lyn+lngton,
Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wlniborne, Pool, lake(
Wight, Pitney, and Gum-lacy Wartoma (Jail.) •
Sunbury, Hampton aud I wicitroilsto, twice a tweak.
Greehwtr.b and Woolwich, very day.
B. W. ?Anon TAM slid Co. aufdaint their Prins4,
sad We Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels
Passeniers Lumpy, Wriunga, Plate, ice. of more than Five
YoauJ+Value, ii lam, war. 1., or dantagal,tialitaa eiderrd as rook
and the insurance pool for aeroi.hoi:lY. at the •-•ltec.i.,

FRENGq P.IPIRS.

PARIS, JUNE 1.

On the q4th ult. M. Olivier de Sardaujormerl)
• ••nt Pastor of Rouen. from which he has beer
rfl:, vett to Nismes, had the bonnoi of presenting hi,
respect, ul homage to ti:e King. in a private audience
which he obtained.
The Court of Cassation will have to decide an int-
portant ease in the beginning of next month, inv..lv-
ing a question of natural right of great interest. The
question is. whether a decree of the Royal Court of
Donny violates any dispositions of civil law, by
obliging a grandfather is suppr.rt the natural children
acknosrledged to be the off,p,ing of his son, who is
deeiased, the masher of the children not bring able
to support them.
The Puke of Wellingtons who was yesterday even-
ing expected littre,from his head-quarters at Cam-
bray, arrived about seven o'clock,-with Colonel Her.
vey and his wife. Tom of his other aides-de-camp,
namely, Lieutenant Cathcart, and Colimel Freman-
tle, are likewise here. General-Alava had arrived,
the day before yesterday.
BARCELONA tSPAINI, 'MAY in: •
Nothing is yet decided respecting the fate if Ge-
neral Lacy. There is no-news of Milani. Catalonial
is perfectly tranquil.

MADRID,

The subject which occupies men's minds in the
capital, and throughout the
'of
is the ap-
proaching execution of a plan of financial adminis-
tration, or rather of general measures, whose object
is to give stabiiity to the public treasure. Alter long
and warm discussions, it appears that M. de Garay
has succeeded in obtaining the general approbation of
the system attributed to him, and of which the prin-
cipal bates are as follows:
masituunt of the ecclesiastical homages is axed at 10,000
reels' (5; co francs, or about .eto.ie sterling). Halt of the re-
vetoer of bialsopricite and arclibishopricks shall be co:wiped to the
cullers of the Slim The Wth of the product of the sisnurial
rights is equally applied to the State-funds.
A 'lateral land•tax shall be kid on all landed property without
exception.
The Customs in the interior are supprmsed. and there are to
be no more except in the frontiers sod in the sea pons. •
'Else 'privileged provinces, such es Biscay, Navarre, Sic. are
subject to the gentnd law.
1 he King guarantees anew the whole of the public debt.
Already the Court of Route has expedited the bulls
necessary fin the modifications which concern the
. roods of the clergy. There is no doubt of a reform.
in whole or part, of the four orders of the Benardins,
the benedictines, the Hycronimites, and ot.St. Basil,
which are the richest in Spain.
These arrangements are doubtless necessary, be-
cause his Majesty adopts them. .It is to be desired,
that they may not find to 3 strong an opposition in
the particular interests Of those who may be injured
by them s hitherto the class of the grandees of Spain,
together with the high na bility and the clergy. have
never ceased to give proofs of their devottdness to the
person of the King, and of their zeal for the general
good. The moment is come' for renouncing great
pecuniary advantages ; the Ministrybave no doubt of
the readhu.se of th• two eitiei bodies of Fite Statist
concur with all their power in the re-establishment
the finances; for it us on these principally that the
happiness mid preservation of the Monarchy depend.
This plan has not yet been published : the hope of
seeing it put in execution has already considerOly
improved the rate of the fends, though they 'Mire
es fenced a slight depression during this last week.
The new Ministry is charged with a heavy respon.
yibiltry : but it will have all the merit of success, if
1t _shalt smoOth the obstacles that terrified its pre.,
.dscessors.
. 'l'he Duke of San Fernando marries the sister of
the Princess of Peace, daughter of the Infant Don
Louis de Bourbon, who wu brother of Charles 111.
and consequently uncle of the present King. The
Duke of Lien Fernando is young lord, recently
elevated to the dignity of a Grandee of Spain, and
for whom his Majesty manifests a particular affection.
The King. willing to multiply the advantages of
the education ut the deaf and dumb, accepts the pc-
',lamas offer of the Director of the Hospitals of St.
Ferdinand and of Madrid, wire undertakes to receive
andOucate,. at the expense of those establishments,
poor chilJren, and all under 18 years of age, who
are bora in the jurisdiction of the Archbishopric of
'Toledo, and who have no other source of subsistence
but the charity of the faithful. They will be taught
in these hospitals; the first elements of design, a trade,
reading and Writing. arithmetic, and the principles
of ',Aeon, in the Royal College of—the Deaf and
Dumb; according to arrangements between the heads
of these establishments of bentvr.lence and public

MARSEILLES, MAY as.
Niro inived fresh St. Domingo apprise os, that
Shire Las spruag. up is that island a third Sovereign,
named Gramma, who occupies the mountains above
Iffemia, and sometimes makes incursorts as tar as
that city. Peden is obliged to send a considerable
force so keep him in check. On the othi.r hand, the
advanced posts of Potion and Christophe aro always
in face of each other, Above) they never come to
action. Pram maintains tranquillity by his policy i
. but si his death, which appears not to be distant,
front bis consisoei indisposition, civil war seems in-
evitable, so great is the aversion of the negrOes to the
mulattoes. That Chief allows cominerce, but be
sibckles it with exorbitant duties. Merchants are
well received in the part of the islar.d which is under
his sway, but they can expect tic justice when any
dispute axisesbetween them and his Government on
matters of interest.

AUGSBURG, .141.1 Y 21.
A letter from Milan assures us, that her Royal
Highness the Princess of Wales will soon quit Lom-
bardy.. sad come to the south of Gershuny to pass
the summer.

FRANKFORT, MAY lE.

In.** last Sitting of the States of Wurtembery
M. Fauber insisted sneer on the right of the reprr-
sestativesoi the people to assemble in certain cases
without she "thogiti of Government. The Project
of ihe ccestigasion presented by Ministers prescribes,
it is tsde4hat durinz a prorogation, the affairs of the
Omits dud! be anufneted by a Ctunnuttion ; but,
says M. Fischer, ghat ia.a eammission of tour iodi-
tiduals to reprimeat tbenadon ? Is it reasonable to re-
quire from the 'staple that they should rely, in dis-
putes with the Government, ou the CitnioU4 and in.

Dependence of four funetinnvics eltcted by the tarn'
Gcivermnent, and eonsequentlysubjrct to its influence
We ale assured that ramiScations of the seet cf
l'ceschel have been discovered in the north of
Germany.