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EAST-INDIA MOUSE, December 16, 1818. 1
COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
bAAY f MERCHARTS e ENGLAND, trains
SAIST-INDIES, do kiroky ere Notice..
General Court of the said Company will be held at
in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY,the 30th
. Nine o'Clock In the Morning until Six in the Even-
ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said Cons-
room of JOHN Lummox, Est deceased.
JOSEPH DART, Secrettny.

12111 Duenews, 1818.
numerous and highly respectable MEETING

e Proprietor/ of EAST-INDIA STOCK, held this
City of London Tavern,
iIOMAS BARING, Bert. M.P. in the Chair,
following Resolutions were passed unatimously :
_

by Sir Rosa: WIWILAN, Bart. and seccmded by
:oasts, Eaq. M.P.
in the opinion of this Meeting, WM. TAYLOR
Eaq. BLED eminentlyqualifivsl to supply the vacancy
of Directors, caused by the lamented death of that
distinguished Member of it, Mr. Lumps N.
by JAMZS Actxanaza, Esq. M.l'. and seconded by
Strew, Esq.
this opinion is founcle on Mr. Moue's general
of the interests of the Company—his indefittigable
to public busiuess--iiis acknowledged talents, and on
tegrity of his characti:r.
by Joan roans, Esq. and seconded by Alm. Char

impressed with a strong conviction of the benefits
Company cannot fall to derive from the services of an
, justly entitled to esteem and confidence, the Pro-
;ha are now present earnestly recommend Mr. Mo-
to the patronage and support of the whole Consti-
and they accordingly pledge themselves to make the
and unremitting a: cabins to insure kis suecess
ensuing Election.

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bsolved, That the above Isolations be inserted in the pub-
THOMAS BARING, Chairman.
Proposed by Jaunt Ilene, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Ge.
Dos, mon, M. P.
cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir TllO-
- for his able conduct in the-Chair.

.E PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
'ADIS AND GLIITLLIMI,
JRAGED by the flattering testimonies of
ragard, and the cordial assurances of salmon, which I have
from a very numerous and moat rem ectable
of your Body, I am induced to renew my earnest
Cal solicitations fot your Votes and Interests at the

should, through your suffra3es, I.L.levated to the distin-
situatioa to which I aspire, I can assure you, with great
that i! be my earnest endeavour to entulata the
of your late lzmarited Director, Mr. Losisonn, and de-
best ancntlin to your important concerns.
;hoe thelcncur to be, Ladies and Goldemcn,
You: obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant,
W ILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY.
*ham Park, 15.k.i. December, 1918.

,IF. PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
Lastra L$ ontitiligat,
—.ER the very R.,rtering Resolutions passes in
my favour, at the late General Meeting of my Friends,
daily increasing promises of support I continue to re-
.. cannot but look forward with the moat confident hopes
=CM to the resist of the present contest for the vacant Seat

C Direction of yoar Affairs.
Apia, therecore, I most earnestly solicit your Votes and In-
and have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
cur most obedient and much obliged humble Servant,
301 IN G. RAVENSHAW.
Ilesd Tavern, December le, isle.
Itivunshaw's Committee meet daily at the King's Ikad
in the Poultry.

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Affairs. The Chair wilt be taken at One

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F.. 1. CL

Secretary to the
York Hotel, 9th Deccmht.r, 1818.

COUNTY FIRE On
SOUTH A M PTON-STREET,
ECEIPTS for the Renewal
due at Christmas, are now in course

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The Managers of. the COUNTY VII
public examination into the principles and
for which they act. They are proud to
object of Insurance, via. a pnnnpt and
bean so invariably yielded by the County
s" has ever arisen to disturb the
and Claimants. This security the Office
to afford, because, Ist, the original Members
capital of £400,000 over and above the'
from the premiums ; and because,
arise are equally divided among those who
of the County Office have shunned the
.practice of making a large return of profit
and of rendering the payment of claims
be left. Their fixed rule is the paymen.
mediately—the return of profit is left to •
have additionally to observe, that as the •
of sufficient magnitude for all purposes
preesly provided in the Policies, that
Fund alone shall be answerable for losses.
insure while entitled to share profits, are
bility for the losses of others, which has
Societies upon the contributionship or
which, together with the difficulty and
nonunion, 1:..s generally led to the failure
Societies.

73IiiNO-FORTES A'SD PEDN
hand.—Grand horizontal, by Broad,
in tone, touch, and high preservation, •
Piano-furte, by Clementi, 26 guineas;
guineas ; ditto, by Watlen, 50 and 22 guineas.
Piano-forte, very superior to those made'-
patent shifting movement, shop price bogs.
by Exard,:iegs. cost 90gs.--31ay be seen,
Watleies, 13, Leicester-place.

pRINTED FeItNITUItES
coloured Linings of permanent colours,
MITA-11W very respectfully Informs
furnidting, he bits constantly on SAL!
script ion of the neweat PAT fER NS In .
ted for the Drawins:room Dining-room
Beds, Cots,. Sofa and C'hafrscatters, he
are all warranted, and which are sold
prices, without coulioing to quantity, at
V.autt-Inclia Shawl, Damask Table Lbws,
Irish Linen Warehouse' 16, Cheapside
house is continued in the upper, and the I
lower Warehouse appropriated to the as
of superfine and choice articieJ. in Linen
Mastitis, &c. and the most fashionable
sale and retail. Faultily Linen Chests
85 guineas, and 135 guineas each ; fat
and poisons in business in the Country,
to the greatest advantage.

MEDICAL SKILL AN:
THE following Pamphlet,
as unequivocally and as respectably
rence in science, will prove to the attentive
of diseases depends not on the common
skill in poetry, in the speculations of met
dexterities and legerdemain of modern
ancient mode of experiment called Empyricism,
mystical profession of medicine has .1'
perstition--has discredited reason.
from numerous cases, which arc all
no opinion is given, and :so system .
an indisputable fact.
The modern Practitioners of our
medical mysticism, and of curtailed
ruined constitutions, are returning w
pyricism, and professedly curing by
out the aid of mercury, that dreadful
punishment of licentious love. This
annals of medicine. It is a truth of
human nature, and Ii an additional proof.
after the experience of half a century.
TABLE SYRUP is a sate, though
Mercury in all caeca. These Sons
the Earth, still in time endeavour, -
stand and apply its vegetable produce
knowkdge the importance of Velnose
the present Edition, price Is. of
An ACCOUNT of CURES by
SYRUP, in disorders deriving their
scorbutic impurities, and the indiscreet
lonwl, &c. which occasion obstructions
and diminish and enfeeble the vital acti
By THOMAS CAPUIAM, sole Proprietor
to the I..tc Isaac Swaiason, and OOP,-
Velnos, Na. 52. Plerners-str4
from Frith-street, Soho.
By reckoning some diseases as
the period of cure, Physicians do 1
and exempt their ignorance from discs.
Sold by J. Ridgway, 170, Piccadilly
hill ; and all the Booksellers.

FOR WORMS, Fr l'S, PAINS k
WORMS, when generated
the cause of many internal r
in their effects that they may b ....1
physician, and prove equally fatal
women. and children ; though the .
from their destructive ravager TA,
Fits, Pains vi LW Stoinsaalt, Sae, and t
insk,languid, and associated appearance
ordinary_eficaey of Ose m1411'14(1 Ckll
LOZENGES in all such complaints,
the bowels, and every disorder whets,.
is required, is so universally known,
acknowledged by so many persons of
society, that it is unneeeasary here to
virtues. It is sufficient to say, that
Nil= disorders, maintains any kind _._
Patent Worm Lozenges; and considering
of Worms, particuErly in children, •'
teodant of a young family should evi
recourse to whenever occasion requires
with esplicit directionc in boxes,
each ; and (for `ekesconver;:,: f th'
. pence halfpenny' ; by Buand
iside, corner of St. Pad's, London ;
Dublin ; and by all respectable VOl,
every 'Torn in the United liligdom.

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.1 AND LIFE inarrint nu tritsitsrmosartimi. r.ViGRArION TO AMERICA: I , "41.
, PRE Mayor avid 'areas, -of Mt CIO, Asia gas 1
EE request the at.. THE
Trustees,' Mot Ain's Mespitekhern dthafiepoistsonn A literal depy ea letter 'from Thorium lord, lite
.eity of Lend°, Town, of the Master of the Free oramiusr Schools glee notice. the of East floe y, bat now of Norfolk, Virginia, trait
the SITUATION we'll be ,ACAX'ru CHIEHSTMINS ere; son, Wm Thatcher.___.
lath instant, at Twelve lOW request that meth eeibmpo 0 roc dodgem of woo*. 'lt is a but it passed Ii 1!
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c final Report which the Candidates, having hewn nedieseeneted, enseehtspeoperly quer '4w Post Olikein•Liverpool (bon base ht thither by
ke, and on other Special tilled, will make their to Creasue•hat , Able 4 fiend) tlee 30th of September, and reached East
Itresideet of St. Jobre:S= ser le mar. efia ens,
etneetlie flOathly the '3d of OctOber, 1818 t
le o'Cleek preei"lT' • oak,—This School has in ethsheed of about 100 •
i them their Nacho 01' There li a very seed If the teddettee of the Van. .. America--Voiftli, In 'Virgin*
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which no person can be kV 'Penh to tidlinh of OM a 11114111,01 via %S NoosOPII d Date Ses—sods enttesahoptng toted Peat ktel tal Meade 1 .
LARKF. garden torah
thereto • and=sis a stipend of ieseis-Pee -Ithileedhealtbeelateh therm evalt sear ,terror, thank Oillbtfor 1 , •
payable to the filagree, for'the ' endowment. it. Wir iin. Rafalnate gm int of Mareheget litigiously, intim • t
e London Committee, Exeter, Dec. 7. 1818. ,,
- den. We oina:ostehe beaks of Newfoondlimd--very tole-.
MICE, • r This day was published, ember with a fine Portrait, asesnaains sat lee insight, for two days, above the inathheed in , .
Part I. prim 4g. eche teevelMsd in /we Parts, keight--semetinws agoing 9 knots the hour, sometimes a calm. ..
:T, STRAND. • -- e
- ' IitrEVIOIRS OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN We had a fair wind for six days ;at last we came In Chnapeike 1• .
of Policies, flan 1111. CHA atormbele act Ar JOHN' Bar then* of May, where we see nothing bat woods arottod
Inc of delivery. WATKINS, LIAR. for ef the Les, ' notro- for NM mks. No One 'can tell how plosion is win system they .)
IRE-OFFICE invite a tildidaddrrad• idaddefadladediddl° dr tad Wee therm "'ley is tort-ronde for thane eo 9thew If
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Fees*, end Miter
and practice of the Mos i .
Prap
ete! of thti Alen fa: to duo eat we sverelor Notelk or ail PeLet. Olden male fee Norfolk.
Ir .
to declare, that the great the Mem& teeth thateuneed Is nee * .ahmeed dem, Ws landed as *health, went tawork she !MC ae othdelist Isod
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d ample 1.-clematis law 44.11.14° Wilr.o,ll2o:= 'Cildielar ; three-foortip re slay es*, equal to es. lobd. English—weakerl ,
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ey °Nice, that seat a single edieboleditite Mier Yen'', nano owsatioill issa loft'-'neat to wort for a Navy Baker, hr 4 i ,
one whose oppottnedthe and Immediate have welnendy quo.
he harmony of Direeeere land him for the important task of doingthe lies ' three dollars per day each, equal es 13s. ed. The week
ce is enabled at all times justice to i mous - .
Personage now no more. The reminiscences, therefore, he Wks to bead fattener evens. He has got a greet deal for mete i 1
'embers have provided a for the first time made public, will be guarded against literary do if he can get bricks. Samuel trent to Baltimore the 12th or
a: fluctuating fund arising mica with the utmost strictness of legal preteetion. July. He thinks this place does not agree with hitn: He was .• .
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Printed for Henry Colburo, Conduit-street. ,
', although such profits as
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who insure, the Direeton This day was published, • think of getting more 010 two dollars and a half per day
c delusive and pernicious The Second Edition, in Four 'Volumes, price £1 es. for time to come. Here is plenty of work at two dollars per
refit uniform and certain,
MILORENCE MACARTHY. An Irish Tale.— day—l can get plenty of masters for that. I *lnk of staying till • It
Py LADY MORGAN, you come, or hear from you. I like it ell well, but the heat is WI
s dependent on what may I:
en, of all just claims ins- Author of France, O'Daunei, lee. almost unbearable—it never was known so hot here as no-3 for
o vary with events, They " Les. femme. roe soot pas troy d'humeur a pardoner de me- this ten years past. .
takes injures ; et quand elks se promettent le plater de la von-
original capital is deemed No nun need be afraid of coming to America if he can
geance, elks e'y volt pas de main' rAorte."—Mem. de Grimm.Gramm.
en of security, it is ex- London : Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. work ; there is plenty of work ; a labourer may have 42,6c1. per
the Subscribers to that • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, day and his board; a blacksmith will get 40 dollars per month
sues. Hence those who O'Donnel, a National Tale, Fourth-Edition, 3 vols. At Is. and his beard ; Bs. for shoeing a light horse; a pair of pelts is • I
France.—The Fourth Edition, with foar Appendices, by Sir
we protected from the lia• from as. to 41. Bd. Workmen are all paid well for their work
T. C. Morgan. Two vols. 850. ,t 1 4s.
las been so severely felt in n Lady Morgan has studied us from head to foot, from the here, and every man that works can keep plenty of grog in Lis
or UNION principle ; and Court to the village, from the boudoir to the kitchen. She has house. The inhabitants are about threo parts negrocs, which the -
1 uncertainty of procuring seen, observed, analysed, and described every thing, men and
white men boy and sell as a farmer will a horse in i
Er. sgland. I
ilure or dissolution of such things, speeches and characters."--Jountal de Paris.
am sorry to say that the negro man in Virginia gets more to cat
and drink than the poor white man in England ; most of their
DAL HARP, second- SAR A.CEN'S HEAD, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.
koadwood and Sons, equal WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND CO. masters, that own the negroes, have no work for them ;so day I
,
to new, 45g5.; a Square Four Inside Coaches, best Hones, and keep their Time. and unload vessels; they get as. , r
ditto by l'omkison, 28 THE followin P Co h M 1 C h &
g Post-Coaches, ac es, at - oac es, c. day and their board, and a pint of rum; they carry 9s. per week
go out to work, load
t guineas. Also a Cabinet to their masters; what is left is their own. Norfolk is a place
set out from the above Inn :
iade in general, with new of great tradeefor shipping come to it from all parts of the avorld•
iogs. for togs. Pedal Harp, FALMOUTH, Plymouth, Totness, Exeter, Weymouth,
men, by day-light, at Mr. Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Poet Coach, every Three steam-boats go out of it ; one to Baltimore, and two to
Morning at Seven; through Hotshots, Axminster, ;Lidptart, Richmond ; they are as largess a vessel of 350 tons. Norfolk is
Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshat. Arrives at Plymouth dirty and badly built ; the homes are all healed with shinek, ez-
iof new Designs, and the next Evening at half-past eight.
ceps some few good houses, are healed with slate. They have no
colours, Moreens, &c.—J. SOUTHAMPTON, Lyneington, Winchester, Andover, and
architect in an the place,' so all builders go on thAr own ways
as the Nobility and Families Basingstoke sew Four Inside Coach, at half-past seven in the
:X a choke and s:lect do- reoindrl, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by hail-p a The rules for bricklayers, and price. for laying of bricks, is four
in VU It N ITO RES, a...„ee- five. This is a most deliehtful conveyance to the Isle of wig' t, dollars per thousand. No less than 14 inch walls have I .een yet.
room, Follr-Post and Toot ?Levee de Grace, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloe's, Cherbourg, er.e. Good bricks, as they call them, are ten dollars per thousand ; no
Inc the colours of width
old at the usual whelped, BATH and BRISTOL flying Pori-Coaches, through Chip- duty to pay. Lime they burn out of stone and oyster-bolt.
, Came, and Mariborm. every afternoon • arrive at
r, at his Printed
,Pundineee4 radegLes tt Greyhoong yid the Leod'oo %ohm They base no betcher's shape ; a large market-house, well stock-
tons. French mete, see ,v '''71,.e.,,,
. and the' Sinn, Baistoi, nem mornin Coaches ed with all sorts of butcher's meat, not so good as in England, • ,
aide; the Furniture Ware- ,_'-.7, g;Fts Bridgewater, Taunton. Rxand g.
, wanton, eter, Plymouth. plenty of vegetables and fruit, all cheaper than in England, ti-
the different divisions of the ''''
se sale of every destription The UMP I RF., a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only cent cabbage; that is very dear. They say no place in all the
world is so plenty for fish as Norfolk Creeks ; trout, eels, shad,
--' oysters, vou may get in ten minutes as many as you an eat
inen Drapery, India Shawls, one night on Sterna, carrying four Insides and four Out.ides, sets
de articles for Dress, whole.- eat daily ; through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, Northemp- 1
its complete, at 40 guineas, ton, Welford, I.utterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, n'n •
families arriving in Town, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knotsford, 'Warrington, and Preston. ins week.
:try, may select their good SHREWSBURY, Welliogton and Shiffaal Poet-Coach, " The town Is nearly as large as Lewes, and what is !Innen
every evening, at five o'clock—Gukded• to market comes twenty or thirty mites out of the country;
ND PRAC'I ICE. WRY v OUl'll, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, they that come to market look very destitute ; and pour carts,
the facts of which are and Basingstoke new Post-Coach, every afternoon. The Wey- but middling horses ; old rope, for reins, tied in go knots. ElloP-
ctably attested as any occur- mouthpackets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Maas, am . ss
keeping is alma business. There is no land-carriage to pay for
itteutive reader that the cure LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, every
goods here. Cheese, bacon, butter, candles, soap, and pork, are
%mon medical qualifications, morning at eight ; carries Four Insides only, goes remarkably
if metaphysics, or in the petty easy, with a Guard throughout; passes through Stamford, brought from the Northern States by water, lodged in a ware.
dern chemistry; but In the Newark, Retfo:d, Doncaster, 'and Ferrybridge, to the Golden house, and sold by auction. Treacle, sugar, runs, and all sot ts of
irit
Empyricism, and which the Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon ap s, which the grocer buys at auction, lit sells at very great
.
; discredited, as mystical so- expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable
profits You y buy very good rum at auctions for two shit-
Principles are here deduced and complete public conveyance on the North Road, being un-
I complete experiments; and equalled by any other. lingo and nine-pence per gallon.
t insinuated, unsupported by GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dutiifries, " I had almost forgotten about the churches ; there are five i i
Brownhill,Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnoek, Kingswell, and churches—three of Methodists, one of the Church of Eeglaed, 1
r Military ilotPitalat tired of all Parts of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily). and one Roman. I believe their Church of England Peruses not
led noses, rotten bones, and YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New- to be so well paid here as in England. lie who pays to the
wisely into the path of Ern- castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Cuard
Dissenting Minister, does not ;ay to the Ciearch of England.
ay Galenical decoction, with- throughout ; sets out every mowing, by way of Newark, Rat-
adful Border which is the
_ ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, N'ortlaillerton, Durham, filorpeth, Every one pays to his own church. The preacher of the Church
Ids is a splendid figure in La_"' and Borwiek. Passengers finding them,etves fatigued on the of England has not more than ,ezoo per year in Virginia.
of the utmost importance to •
tou ' rney may rest what time they please, and then proceed on -e John anti France: have got places, and Jane gets as mach t
proof, if any could be wanting ,withou, any additional fare. %
ury, that VELNOS' VEGE. needle-work as she can do.
M ARLBOROUGII, and Swindon, new four-inside Post- tll
nigh powerful, substitute for . _ olf you do come, tallith I hope you will, bring some worsted
Coach, threugh Aldbourn, R.-ading, I:ambeorn, Punon, tay
i of Paracelsus,
Ling&scantl to
A th does, t
as the. uer ounder- dingron, Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Millbury, liungerford, and and cotton balls of colours; there is none here to be got ;aid
bring as many clothes :IS you can for yourself. Cloth coats are
lure; and they will then ac- Newbury; every morning.
nos' Vegetable Syrup, and of suroGENORTII and Walsall Post. Coach, every evening. very dear; nankeen is cheap; silk is very cheap; you may let
BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon India handkerchiefs for a dollar ; a piece of nankeen for a do/tart ) i
y VELNOS' VEGETABLE Royal Mail-Coach, every evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grlin.bY, an things 4
cheaper here than in lingla.,d, except house-rent imel
heir origin or malignity from and fit-Ji• cloth coats, cotton higher. you have some a:' li.
scatter and frequent use of Ca- CARLISLE, Penrith, and Wletehaven, Four Inside Post- rather if should
!lunacy left, get Charles 'toss 11 to make me a new siiper&.., blue
coons in the lymphatic vesels,
Coach, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, AD-
A actions of the whole system.
nib", Centel-triage, Richmond, Catterick, Boroagbridge, We- cloth co ,t, and bring with you, for they are so high as eight 'l •
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detor of the Medicine, nephew • • '
therhyotiserrfro,Doncaster,and Grantham. Sets out every morn- pounds here. If you do bring me a coat, get the best of cloth.
nly suceessar to him and Mr.
Ing, and turfo-rus the fo* army with the greatest facility. Passen- The tailors charge t m done,- for making a coat in N flk ;
nett, Oxford-street (removed
gars detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pecu- - with ",,or °- to
a liar advantage of their seats being secured In the next Coach. make a gown, 63. V.J. I.li an g your tools you, it you am ,
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es incurable' and ethers as Past KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton,
I. sly enact a law of neglect, those, we get here are g.ood.ft r uathi. g.
disct-dit and infamy."—Bacon. Chorley, Orsnsidrh,aTi Garatang Post-Coaches, every afternoon. "ro say any mire, is ot no u;t; at preseot. Please to let Mr.
cadilly ;J. Asperse, an, Corn- LIVERPOOL, N%arrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Easton, at alaa'aata Down, and Mr. Geer, .4.. e this letter. I
Litchfield Post-Coach, the Defiance, every evening, to the Si. hope, if you do not come, you will write in a day or two.
racen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool—Clouded throughout. ~ - •
mother, Jane, and myself, rave oar kind love to sno-
SIN THE STOMACH, &c. WA K EFI E ]our
l) Post-Coach, every morning.
ted in the human body, are CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, they, brothers and sisters, anti all ir attiring frienda.--So no
al afiliodons,which vary so much Nortbwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach every evening. more at present, . " THOMAS FORD.
...mistaken by the most eminent SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, Coach, every morn-
e Please to direct to Thomas Ford, at Mr. Pribles, Er
tal to the constitutions of men, ing, to the George Inn, Sunderland. water-street, Norfolk, Virginia
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he . resore extensively soffit; MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Weisel, "
Prices of Provisions, deco in English:—Pour, per gallon,
Tack mor.:,nuai symptoms am and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every afternoon—Guarded.
,sd Heed, L a V af/enflO
and Sugar, a—Candles, 9d.—Cheese, ed. to ls--Tea, sad SHEFFIELD and Rotherharnrost-Coach, called the Kock- Is. pd.—Pork, per lb. 9cl.—Bacon, 9d.—Beef, Mutton, Veal,
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a-anci instal Palma. Tbe ;Ara- ingbarn, every morning. Soap, •
l CHI libl'sl alien al; OEM BIRMI NG II A M Post-Coach, Guarded, sets out every after-
4s. 6d.—Butter, Is.—Salt, 4s. 6d. per bushel—Apples, 45.64-- . ,S'
tints, as well as in obstreetioos in anon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Pastes by a
whernope ring or cleansing physic Warwick, Leamington, and Daventry, to the flaraaen'a Head, Potatoes, ad. per gallon—Rum, 25. 91, per gallon, per half-piat,
known, aad ha.' been pabl Bull.etreet, Birmingham.
3dnN—.Gßin:TlPerieha‘lvf-np.tinet; a doi—ehßeis elret(gte°°ar i)s per
a poor bricklayer i
, 1 t,
sons of dl ainenon •ed rank in HULL, Northeave, Howdeo, Thorn, and Doncaster Post Int
here to enlarge on than ;nuttier Coach, every Morning. at half-past six, to the Crtas Keys, :Mar- '1
that no otter medicine, for use bet-place, Hun. from Sussex, with a wife :tad six children, He was
find of competition with Ching's
DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramisete, comerbury, sent away to America by his parish, together with
considering the great preveknoe FavershanikChatham, Rochester, and Stroud, I'd.t-Coacher, another man, his wife, and se en children, in Otter
rem, that no mother, or superim morring, boos, and vigil.
to relieve the parish of the bar then. Two singlet
ld ever be without them, to have HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdoo,and Clushunt Coach every
requires their use. They are sold? morales, working men went with them, one of. shoos
.0,0 kik
nos, at ss. oti. 56.6 d. and 24• rr w. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their one) came back again. It took some time to ship
that they °ill not he a"""n"ble for any theta all off; which cost the parish ttpwards of Mb.
the poor) in papers at thirteen- Friends ltd the Pehlke •
asst Sons, Chemists, Na;, Cheap- Ptreeb, Passenger.' Lugger, Writings, Plete,Ace of more than
_.-.. This, in Sussex, is called a great relief, all thew is
on; and No. 34, Seekeilleentee Five Pounds value, if lest, stolen, or &Maned, nnleas enteneu little
Vemion of Patent Akelialees lei
as sub and tht 11,3%-r&aCe 'Oa for amsrdinkly, at the Stracea% , to (le for woeimen, OWlintt to the &MIS les.
:gdom. Head lan, 5.v.,w4:4".:, Lo;:aaa. I tiny, all their Iniiiiiest go into decay,
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