GOLDEN LION.---From Frome, Freeman's Cart arrives every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and returns the same evenings. White's Caravan, from Shaftesbury, Hindon, Blandford, Poole, &c. arrives on Tuesday night, and returns on Wednesday afternoon.

From Warminster, Warren's Caravan arrives every Wednesday and Saturday, and returns on the same days. Lucas's Caravan, from Bradford and Trowbridge, arrives every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and returns on the same days.

From Westbury, Trowbridge, and Bradford, Philip's Light Cart arrives every Monday and Saturday at 1, and returns the same evening at 4.

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Turner's Caravan, from Somerset, Largeport, Ilminster, Chard, and Lyme, arrives every Tuesday, and returns the same morning.

PELICAN---From Yeoval and Wincanton, Shepherd's Caravan arrives every Tuesday, and returns every Thursday.

Hooper's Light Cart, from Trowbridge, arrives every Tuesday and Thursday, and returns on Wednesday and Saturday.

PACK-HORSE.---From Westbury, through Warminster, Salisbury, &c. Applegate's Light Cart arrives on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and returns the following mornings.

Smith's Cart, from Urchfont, arrives on Friday,

and returns on Saturday.

NEW INN.---From Frome, Holloway's Light Cart arrives on Wednesday and Friday, and returns on the same evenings.

Ribbick's Light Cart, from Hindon, arrives on Wednesday, and returns on Thursday.

From Cricklade, through Warminster, &c. Bright's Light Cart arrives on Saturday, and returns the same day. West's Light Cart, from Frome, arrives on Wednesday, and returns the same day.

FULL MOON.---Herridge's Caravan, from Warminster, arrives on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and returns on the same days.

on Saturday.

From Deptford, Clift's Caravan arrives and returns

Miles's Caravan, from Shuten, arrives on Friday, and returns the next day.

From Warminster, Parry's Caravan arrives on

Saturday, and returns the same day.

THREE CUPS.---Deson's Cart, from Bradford, arrives on Wednesday and Saturday, and returns the same evenings.

BELL.---From Westbury, Townsend's Light Cart arrives on Wednesday and Saturday, and returns on the same days.

Lampert's Cart, from Mere, Dorset, &c. arrives on Friday, and returns on the same day.

GEORGE.---From Stourton, Norris's Cart arrives and returns on Saturday.

WAGGONS.

SAW-CLOSE.---Symes and Mitchell's Fly Waggons set out daily to Bristol and London, from their warehouse as above. Offices in Bristol, in Peter-Street, and Narrow Wine-Street; and in London, at 69, Old Bailey; they also call at the New White Horse Cellar, and Black Bear, Piccadilly.

WATER CARRIAGE TO AND FROM BATH. 281

THREE CUPS, BATH.---E. L. Lye's Fly-Waggons daily from his warehouse on Wednesday and Saturday; and from the Angel Inn, Fleet-Market, London, through Warminster to Bath. His Warminster, Bristol, Bath, and Salisbury Common Stage Waggons, go from the Bunch of Grapes, St. Thomas-Street, Bristol, every day in the week, for Warminster, Heytesbury, Codford, Hindon, Tisbury, Shaftesbury, &c. call at his Warehouse, the Three Cups, Northgate-Street, Bath; and arrive at the Warehouse near the Red Lion, Milford-Street, Salisbury, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening. Return for Bristol the next morning.

LADY MEAD, WALCOT, No. 10.---Ballinger's Fly-Waggon every Monday morning, through Rodborough and Gloucester, to the Crown Inn, Cheltenham; leaves Cheltenham on the Wednesday following, and returns to Bath early on Thursday. Also a Waggon to the White Lion, Thomas-Street, Bristol, every Saturday, and returns the same evening.

SALMON'S OFFICE, CORN-STREET, No. 20.---Smith and Cockey's
Waggons to Warminster, Salisbury, Southampton, Gosport,
Portsmouth, and all parts of Hampshire, every Tuesday and
Friday.

Thomas Smith and
Co.'s Fly-Waggons, through Amesbury, Andover, and Basing-
stoke, to the White Horse Inn, Cripplegate, London, every
Wednesday and Saturday.
James Hann's Wag-

gons to Shaftesbury and places adjacent, twice a week, days
uncertain.

Original Daily Waggon, every morning at 8 o'clock, to the Bell Inn, St. Thomasstreet, Bristol, and to the Hotwells and Clifton, and returns to Bath the same evening.

J. G. Ames and Co.'s Conveyance, via Gloucester, to their Warehouses, Duke's Dock, Liverpool, and Castle-Fields, Manchester, three times a week.

LITTLE CORN-STREET, No. 15.---Wm. Morrish's Daily Waggons to the Crab's Well, Temple-Street, Bristol.

Cruttwell's Fly-Waggons leave his Warehouses, in Bath and London, every Saturday at 3, and Wednesday evening at 7, and arrive in London and Bath on Wednesday and Saturday mornings early.

Slow Waggons every day, (ex. Sunday,) and arrive in London in five days; return for Bath and Bristol the following morning. The Waggons set up at the White Swan, Holborn-Bridge, London, and call at the New Black Bear, and Old White-Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. All goods intended for the Fly-Waggon on Sunday must be brought in on Saturday evening by 9. The same Waggons go to and from his Warehouse in Charlotte-Street, Queen-Square,

Bristol.

WATER CARRIAGE.

The Kennet and Avon affords a direct communication with London; and Goods are regularly conveyed from the following Warehouses:--

SALMON'S OFFICE, CORN-STREET, No. 20.---Charles Heale and

Co.'s Kennet and Avon Canal Barges, to and from the Queenhithe Wharf, Upper Thames-Street, London, every week. QUAY.---John Salmon to Kennet Wharf, London.

ST. JAMES'S PARADE.---Euclid, Shaw, and Co. to Bull Wharf, London.

KENNET AND AVON WHARF.---Baker, to Brooke's Wharf, Thames-Street, London.

Small Parcels are also conveyed by the Newsmen to most of the towns, villages, and gentlemen's seats, at reasonable distances, in the counties of Somerset, Wilts, and Gloucester.

Bath has two FAIRS, one of which is held on the 14th of February, and the other on the 10th of July.