THE POPULAR SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
BELL'S
Weekly Messenger,

WILL be conducted with becoming spirit and attention, according to the change and circumstances of the present times. The ruling principles of the Conductors during the twenty past years, have been to maintain Truth and Independence according to the best of their judgment and abilities. They confidently refer to their preceding Numbers as a pledge and specimen for their future efforts.

The arrangements to be observed in BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER will comprehend every feature that can be required to satisfy the most inquisitive mind, whether it be in search of HISTORICAL and POLITICAL DISQUISITION, STATE and PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS, LEGAL INVESTIGATION, DRAMATIC STRICTURES, or the predominant consideration of the STATE of AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, COMMERCE, and TRADE.

These subjects will have the most ample consideration, and the clearest statements in every week's Publication.

To be enabled to give admission to every species of intelligence, a beautiful Paper is made of the very largest dimensions, that can be legally permitted, for the purpose, in which will be inserted a much greater quantity of Letter-press Miscellany, exclusive of a few interesting Advertisements, than can be found in any other Paper which pretends to admit of no Advertisements whatever; a fact which may be ascertained on the first glance, by comparing the size of the different Papers and their respective contents.

BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER
IS
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT AN EARLY HOUR.

The SUNDAY EDITION of it is sent free, by the Mail Coach, every Sunday night from London, which reaches every town in the Kingdom on the Blank Post Day—it contains the London GAZETTES of the Tuesday and Saturday Nights preceding, including the ARMY PROMOTIONS of the week, and all the interesting News of the preceding Week.

The Proprietor of this Paper has no hesitation in stating the present Sale of the WEEKLY MESSENGER, in comparison with its former circulation. The fact is, that during the war its weekly sales fluctuated between FIFTEEN and TWENTY THOUSAND per week, according to the wonderful events of the times. The Peace Sale of the WEEKLY MESSENGER, as well as of all the other papers, has long since reached its level; and we may therefore assert that the present Weekly Sale (upwards of TWELVE THOUSAND), is the actual standard of this paper.

VISITERS AND RESIDENTS AT BRIGHTON,

And regular Subscribers there, may now obtain the SUNDAY EDITION of BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER, every Sunday Morning, by sending for it, or giving orders at the Spread Eagle Coach-office, No. 3, Castle-square, Brighton; arrangements having been now made for that Paper being sent thither for general delivery, as regularly and as early as it may be had in London.—Persons residing at any of the Watering Places on that Coast, may receive it in the same manner, and as early every Sunday Morning, by giving orders as above: which Paper will regularly contain the LONDON GAZETTE, and all the latest News up to Saturday Night, as usual. Arrangements have also been made to supply the same Paper every Sunday Morning in BATH, BRISTOL, CHELTENHAM, ROCHESTER, CHATHAM, and at all the Watering Places where the Mail Coach may arrive on Sunday Morning.

ANOTHER EDITION OF THE SAME PAPER, VIZ.—THE
Monday Edition

Of BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER, is published every Monday, after the close of Smithfield Market, and also the Corn Market of the same day, including a most correct account of the state of each of those Markets, and the PRICE CURRENTS in general of the preceding week. It also contains a statement of every COUNTRY MARKET, which is regularly received by every Monday morning's post, in addition to all the news of every description which have been published in any of the London or Country Papers within the course of the preceding week, up to the hour of publication on Monday; and thus every individual in town and country may be gratified at the expence of One Newspaper only every week, with the spirit and most useful information of every Newspaper in the kingdom.

To be had of all News Agents in the kingdom, on the usual terms; and at the WEEKLY MESSENGER OFFICE No. 104, Drury-lane, London.