The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-11 00:00:00

SARACEN'S HEAD -INN,

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CHEAP TR It ni.ClNti TO IkiVER, DEAL, RAMS-
(?ATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY.
THE following POST COACH ES, MAIL
„I COACHES. die. set out from the *beer Ina 1—
The "Telegraph," Dover, Dee!, Ramsgate, Merritt*
caularbart, Fereeshant and Sandwich sew post rich,
every morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock.
la consegeeses of the decided preference given le the
above conch, the proprietors are determined nteemelizerallall.
be spared to render It the Int tonveyenee en the gaged.'
Brampton, Chatham, Rochester, Stroud,- Sittlaglievartm
Rainham, every morsini, at • 4 past 7. and atheelleen.
Falmouth, Plyireeth, Exeter, Truro, Bodad==
Ashberion, Totems,. Weyanosith, Derehester.
sod Salisbury, every morning, at seven, through fleulsas,
Ameiester, ftridport, libtodford, Stockbridge, Basingstoke,
Bartfeed-hridge, Platrwater. and Unshed-
Chester, Newport, VI Idtechurch, Tarporley, Namptwielt,
?forthwith, and Middiewieb. post-coach every afternoon.
Manchester. Wimlew, Congleton,Neweastle, Weisel and
Woirerha , now. fear Inside post-coach, every after-
soon, y ere eight en the road.
and Rotherham post-emelt, called the "Nekeem"
every emeseiug.
Well. Liam* Northeave. Hoirdm and DOSCOSIOr peel-
eoart. every morals% to the Cross keys. Markel-pirm Holt
Redford, Ware, flodtom, sad Cieshent stemik. miry
month*
filtrewsbe 2Ciii=#tmar p,p4 Shike,l Fop, rirr.
afterammiC
gmenealr. Lowswa. erase Green, Anus, Druthies,
ewnhill, Thornhill, Banquhar, Kiln, Cannock, Kingman.
441 parts oPleotlald, a pest coach daily.
biggest. and Packages only Two Pence per lb.
Notwithstanding the uncommon expeditions( this stmedt.
I allowed to be the must agreeable and ribs.
veyenee on the north road, being enequilMil earedMr
larrowgate and Ripon new light postmark, every aim*
•
• foar.
a, Spalding, Peterboroath, Briton and Ratithsfidell
lull Coach, every eveniag ; to Splishy; Loath.
and Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six.
L Lancaster, Prestos, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton,
Ormakirk, and Oarstang post-eoacbes, every af-
...ad Bristol dying post creches, through Chippee•
Caine, and Marlborough, Newsbury and Reading,
army afternoon, at one ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Grey-
" -a, Batb, and the London Tavern, Thomm-street,
t Bristol, next morning.
./ aims," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandford. Salle-
aidover, ()tenon, Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge,
der, and Bagshot, new post coach, every Wedeer
Saturday afternooa.
Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New-,
Rdinhergit, new post coach, with a guard
sets out every morning by way of Newark,
Doneaster, Ferrybridre, Tsdcaster, Darlington,
Action, Durham, Morpetb, 2nd Barwick. Passengers
themselves fatigued on the journey. may rest
- theypiesse, and then prom:rodeo without any ad-

tuba= post-eoseh, sets out every afternoon at three
a, earryitig four inside only, and pause through Wan
Leamington,Southem and Daventry, to the Saracen'.
-",11-street, Birmingham, next morning at half-past

mitt, Wallet, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead
r coach, every evening.
Rockingham," Leeds light post coach, seta out
lernor.on at four ; and passes through Haidock,
stir, Eatoa, lithos), Greetham, Grantham, Rawtry,
Markham Moor, Newark, Retford, Doncaster,
•bri,:ge. tothe Golder' Lion, Leeds. next afternoon.
Union," Southampton, Lytnington, Winchester,
ingstoke, liartford-bridge. Blackwater, and Bag-
four Inside enach, every ,:corning at eight;
the Coach and Horses, Bouthampton, by
. is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of
Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melees, Havre de Grace,
rg,
proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a eon-
'e of Unit sorport which has hitherto been experienced
commencement of the " Uetion." No racing with
ehes.
Jespire," • new Liverpool light coach, only one
the rood, carrying four inside, sets oat daily atone;
t Liverpool Nett afternoon at seven, through Wo-
*fishery, Northampton, Weiford, Lntterworth,
ltharstone. Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knots-
rington, and Preseot.
lerpool, Warrington. Knotsford, Stone. Stafford, and
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new light four inside post-coach, (only one night
'ad.) every evening at five o'clock, to the Saracen's
on, Dale-street. Liverpool, next evening.
.borough and Swindon new four inside coftch. through
.ro, Reading., Lanthourn, Parton. Ly di noton, Pewsey,
o Basset, Ramsbury, Huntrerford, Newbury and
;head every morning.
Pearith, and Whitehaven Post-Coach: goes
`.(•rsex and a guard all the way ; passes through
.. ehy. 0-eta-bridge, Richnoel. Catterico,
e. Wetherby. A herford, Ferryhridie. Nes-
tster,G rat.thans,Stani ford, Rawtry, Greethatu anti
sets out ever/ morning, and performs the Jour-
the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the
business, or pleasure, have this peculiar advantage
',eats brine secured in the next coach.
trate and Packages to Leeds. Doucaster, Perry-
tun-penes per lb.
lOU NPAIN and CO, respectfully arnaslnt their
awl the Pahl's, that they will not be account.
r soy Parcels, passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate,
retool. than Five Needs value, if kr", atulen, or 41
on, less entered as such. and the Issuranet
ppaaiidd
ty, at the Saracen's Head lea. Ssow-1144

lIIIEAYRR ROYAL, Drery.lene.—Mr. BRA-
HAM'S NIGHT.—Mr. BR AllAhl has the honour of
announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. that on
Thursday, June IS, will be performed. for that night only.
by permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, the
English Opera House, the favourite Musical Drama of the
DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Henn°, Mr. firaham; Berea
Toraldi, Mr. Thompson ; Petro, (first thee) Mr. Knight.:
Slareelli, Mr. Harley ; Countess ROllllllll.l. (first time) Mies
Ford. • Cleedise, Mrs. Bland ; end Laurette, (first time)
Miss i.;opeland. In the Opera, Mr. Benham el:I sing--
• Behold in his soft expressive free.' • Though love Is warm
awhile.' •Is there a heart ;• the celebrated • Picture Song.'
and • Queen Mary's Lamentations.' The duet of • Rest,
weary Traveller,' with Mr. Howard; and • In early Day,
w'th Miss Fords.—After the opera, the comic piece of
BLUE DEVILS. Megrim, Mr. Elliston.—After which the
VOTARIES of APOLLO. The celebrated song, "Po
Anacreon in Heaves,' Mr. Brehm). : Glee • Glorious Apollo."
Webb*. Mr. Kellner will (for this night only) slag Pereell's
far-feeted Cantata of • Mad Tom,' socompanied by himself
on the pianoforte, being his first appearance An any stage. and
who has kindly con seated to atee his splendid talents to he mu-
steel department this evening. Song, Mr. Benham • Non pin
Andrei. Mozset.Dlee, when shall we three meet egal n.• nag.
Mr. fl Smith. • The Wolf,' Shield. Comic Glee, • A Pie
ones Pear Tree: or Hopke, Wine Glamor. Ohligato.' Swag,
Mr. Kellner • The Goatherd of A ppenzisil,' composed by him-
self. Glee, 'Deviant° tutu ire.' Soag, (by desire.) "The
Humours of a Playhouse,' by MP. Harley. Song. `The
Beath of Nelson.' by Mr. Heehaw. Glee, • The Mighty
.Conqueror.' bong, Mr. Filzwilliant, • Maestro vas an Opera
Singer.' •Bruee's Address to his Army,' by Mr. Brahma.—
Glee, • Here's a Health to all rood lasses.'—After which,
the favourite Farce of the RIVAL SOLDIERS. la the
coarse of the evening Miss Paton will sing the celebrated
ballad of • Black Eyed Susan,' end • Dl 'anti palp;;l.'
of Rossini, being her fret appearance, having kindly
given the aid of her admirable talents for this evenisg.
Miss Goodall has likewise handsomely come forward
os the occasion, and will sing the Daet of • Sweet
Echo,' with Miss Povey. Madame Campores• has kindle
volunteered her powerful assistance, and will sing • Di
placer,' by ROellei and the Duet • dt el dare. Is Mane,'
of Mozart, with Mr. Rraharn, and Madame Veztris, the fa-
voerlte song of •In Infancy.' Mr. T. Cooke will preside
at the piano-forte.-7--Tickets and places for the boxes to he
had of Mr. Breltam,lo4. New Bond-street; audof Mr. Rod
well, et the Rotated& of the Theatre, Brvdges-street. Boxes,
7d• Pit, as. 6dt First Gallery. ha. Upper Gallery, Is.
TO THE NOBILITY, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
TRUEFITT, of No. 2, Wellington-street,
• • Waterloo-Bridge, Strand, begs leave to Inform the
Nobility, Ladies and Gentlemen, that his extensive and.
well aired rooms, with every suitable accommodation, are
set apart for CUTTING sad DRESSING HAIR.
W. T. from twenty years extensive practice In the Beau
Monde, and aided by the most able assistants. Is enabled to
Mak* Wigs, and Cut end Dress Hair, In a style of superior
elegance and fashion.
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring to dross for Balls, Plays,
Operas, and Masquerades, will lad In W. T. a valuable
acquisition from his immediate acquaintance with the cos-
tume necessary on those occasions.
N. B. W. T. Is constantly supplied with French, Italian,
and Kugilsh Perfturery of the first quality.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
JACKSON, HAT MANUFACTURER, SS,
C Barbican, solicits the public patronage la airier of
• BEAVER HAT, of m is
ea baud, ter lajisitren m*
aTaa Paoor. . The colour. which Is enchangeable la any
climate. Is a most beautiful black ; the shape the meat ha pd-
some ever seen. which it will retain to the last. The silvan-
tags these Hats possess over all others, must give them a
decided prefereace.—Price only Us.
To be had only of the Manufacturer, C. Jacasos,
Barbican, near the City Repository.—No sepakt kale, re-
received.

LOOKINU MASSES end FORNITURE.--Sere-
IL4 ral large SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on
sale, at Comma and Son's Manalactory, 911, Bishops-
gate-street, Within.—Some of the larger sizes are admira-
bly adapted for large dining-rooras and elegant drawing- I
rooms. A large assortment of rich finished Chimney. Pier,
aad Cheval frames. with New Glasses of superior colour and
brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond all former precedent.
Plate Glass for Windows, Carriages, te.—Thlt article
may also be manufactured as high as 130 by 72 %Behest ISO
by SO, or to any given dimensions.
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels
and others, will find this Warehouse detente; attention,
from Its extensive Variety ofezeel lent Cabinet and Chair Work.
The upholstery &marinate display some new specimens of
peculiar neatness sad fek= with the still greater advan-
tage of economy Is the
Furniture delivered % way pert of the sentry, wittiest
risk of injary or =pesos et peekleg.

THE COMPOUND EXTRACT of RHUBARB
PILL—As an aperient domestic Medicine this pre-
paration Is recommended, and from the extreme benefit It has
produced In eases of Indigestion, deranged 'Unctions of the
islliary organs, and viscera is general, it becomes a most In-
nlaalle acquisition to persons habitually constipated, and
indeed to almost every individual having a due regard for the
preservation of health. The Compound Extract Pills are
prepared only by J. Parley, Charles-street. St. James's-
square ; as are also the Highly Carbonated Tonic Aperient
Pyrmont Powders.—Vin de Seguin as usual.

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