... e s nor C iW trigze; REDCROSS STREET, LIVERP(0 Te¶iose Speed, Regularity, and Seci, sbeen' keeps who, a have anger, e anar- po ro, e this S. HENSHAW 0 Cd. r e in- aJ ESPECTFULLY announce to the Merch ' re N Public in general (for their still better , ,as I ThE PRINCE SAXE COBO UpRl r mot; NEW LIGHT POST COACH T0 LON mie aToL id 1a5 Will, infuture, leave the above Inn every day1 [be at Half ...

... and CROLE, B W VNsTJ trcl treet, on Friday next the I esh t of loe davnured Cape MA- 120 itablet urebseers. 71i V5lt, L~~~attetm of isale, and Ca- tI i an C, Church-4treet. e~u-BU~t.D17Ff& MATERIALS, S ?? o qAit^BL~ S° HOUSE. 5, Ser' R VIL DEI jorIVNE S, J4e. ]HO B° B' NSTANLEY and CROLE, tioan By ie~ St Domingo House, on Wednesday tor, ,oilovvi~ daysa, at elevenC l ~~ preciselY eac ...

... t For CALCUTTA, direct, The very fne eoppered Ship BENGALf- Captain JoHN'CVTilBZRTSON, be ready for sea aboat the end of September=; iser areommodations for ?? excellent, hav. Mee icg two cabins ele;^',y ?? sage or freight apply to CROPPER, BENSON and Co. For NEW YORK, The elegasnt rrew Amtricau Ship : JAMES MONROE, JAFoS PRLTER, Master;. * srbf so tons; now on her first voyage, d in thed o ...

... ,g~LAST NiGHT OF 'IRD, AND MISS S. BOOTH. t BLA1C AI St For the Bresfit oJ C MISS s. BOOTH, In 1?jDAY, :SEPTEMBER i, 1817s I'M1~s ,Shkidah'5 celebrate CohSdy of the ,OL FON)R SCANDAL R t ?? BLANCHARD, ?? . ?? Miss S. BOOTH. A Vtplbe Puayad Fseceldiss S. Boatb wih recite Si LISOS DE ON THE PASSiONS, With approprnate Music. To rcteaft with, by pticulr esirer f SPOILED CHILD. , pickle, (with ...

... op f ?? -F WOTlE JSDr Oczv $ A Nl' EY and CROLE respect S5 VtheP5 * t thsat tise SALE of the nlhl bolic tvaul orsig k~~lO WINE advertised by them to rake7 uljiA s(Frida,) the h instant, at their ?? ULDiN ?? ST O tAU-B DaMlt,'O i~UrES Utt5Cid. -otoe fo scr ar ANLEY snd CROLE, the th~ rr i Curs tt Vin a few days, COLL Ir1N OF BOOKS; o ii E!~rgnisf)' CriO and Valuable Works, 1 o r0~prngish ...

... on-- RUPtURE;. n of HE two chief causes that prevent pertin iitg 1 with the above-narnedtlalady ra sistance, are, false delicacy, and an erone, t 2 their condition is irrenediable. With re5- uce first, a man might just as reasonably be an having broken his leg, as of being raptured 'unt, accident to wbich every hbinan being is liabi It pliesnoinfirmity; neither doesit, when pro r to ed, leave ...

... * For CALCUTTA, direg, * l T,he very fine copperexl.gbip JIG4I, > 2 > C~~ainR£ 104N fCqTBBR~N as Burthen 402 tos; sails very fast; ad will be ready for se& about tbe lb jDStan :-i her accnmmodations for passengers arexcellent, hav- F:, i6g two cabins eigandIy fitted ep.-p, r termsofttblch F or freigbt apply to CROPPER, BENSON ant Co. - For SAVANNAH, The fritisb Coppered Barque LO.RD ITWORTH, ...

... FRIPAY SEPTEMIBER 12, 1817, veSM!,,, e, d ~Ldtierlay of the SP,10'RE. o conchide with the trarce of . TO DIE FOR LOVE. TO . l be introduced the ?? fiavuras D0 Wig be by Bisbops; ...

... For CALCUTTA, direct, The very fine coppered Ship BENGAL; Captain JOHN CUTIIBERTSON, Burthen 402 tons; sails very fast; and will be ready for sea about the 28th instant:-n lier accommodations for passengers are excellent, havy a ing two cabins elegantly fitted ?? termsof whicba or freight apply to C CROPPER, BENSON and Co. Destinataion altered, a d will be immediately despatched, lor BOSTON, ...

... MR KEAN, t Thee Royal. Drury-lane.) I tcnos r ;espectfllY informed, that the ,ie ar e ebrated Performer is engaged Wethih at this Theatre, TR hEE WEE1 S O NI 1',NL , te honour or appearing for the fifth n vili ba'e time this Season, (i gIIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1817, o. ,Fltal 1, Sliakspeare's Trgedy of pgeJ4 MJEL ET., ?? Mr. KEAN. ,A , icit the Burlesque Tragic Opera af AlBASTES FURIOSO. a to be ...

... This day is published, price 10s. 6d. 8vo. boards, witlic Engravings, s AT UTHENTIC MEMOIRS of the REVOLLtt a TION in FRANCE, and of the Sufferings of the- K ROYAL FAMILY, deduced :chiefly from accounts byr ' eye-wittnesses. S This Work contains the interesting details of M: EH:e Ce Clery, Edgeworth, and the Duchess d'Angcuibeme', Vtf kg those affecting events at which they were presenr, ;dip ...

... to QOotrrejon~Entg.I The interesting paper on the suiject of the MAn I Blanketeers, which we have transcribed at full I front the Manchester Gazette, aridwhichwetr mend to the serious attention of all ourreadern liges us to onnit several articles we had in conir tion, and oni permits us to notice the receip'; following communications:-C.- ANTI-PoI ?? FRIEND To Ho sIETY ORDtE-ll JUV 1tIL1AN, ...