A LIST OF MAIL COACHES,

_Which set out on the Week-days at Eight, and on Sundays at

Six o’Clock in the Evening._

BATH and BRISTOL, continued to Exeter, from Swan, Lad Lane.

BARTON, from Golden Cross, Charing Cross, and Spread Eagle,

Gracechurch Street.

BOSTON, from Bell and Crown, Holborn.

BRIGHTON, from Golden Cross, Charing Cross.

CAMBRIDGE, every night, and on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,

to ST. IVES and WISBEACH, from Golden Cross, Charing Cross, and

White Horse, Fetter Lane.

CARLISLE, EDINBURGH, and GLASGOW, from Bull and Mouth, Bull and

Mouth Street.

CHESTER and HOLYHEAD, from Golden Cross, Charing Cross.

CARMARTHEN, MILFORD HAVEN, and HUBERSTONE, from Swan, Lad Lane.

DOVER, from Angel, behind St. Clement’s.

EXETER and FALMOUTH, from Swan, Lad Lane.

EDINBURGH, from Bull and Mouth, Bull and Mouth Street.

GLOUCESTER, CARMARTHEN, and MILFORD, from the Angel, behind St.

Clement’s Church, and Gloucester Coffee House, Piccadilly.

HOLYHEAD, from the Bull and Mouth, through BIRMINGHAM and

SHREWSBURY.

HARWICH, from Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street.

HULL, from Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street.

LEEDS, from Bull and Mouth.

LIVERPOOL, from Swan, Lad Lane.

MANCHESTER and CARLISLE, from Swan, Lad Lane.

NORWICH, by IPSWICH, from Swan, Lad Lane.

NORWICH, by NEWMARKET, from Swan, Lad Lane, and Golden Cross,

Charing Cross.

OXFORD, from Golden Cross, Charing Cross, and Angel, behind St.

Clement’s.

PORTSMOUTH, from Angel, behind St. Clement’s.

PLYMOUTH and FALMOUTH, from Swan, Lad Lane.

SOUTHAMPTON and POOLE, from Bell and Crown, Holborn.

SHREWSBURY, BIRMINGHAM, KIDDERMINSTER, and BEWDLEY, from Bull and

Mouth.

SWANSEA and NEATH, from Swan, Lad Lane.

WORCESTER and LUDLOW, from Golden Cross, Charing Cross, and Bull

and Mouth, Bull and Mouth Street.

YARMOUTH, from White Horse, Fetter Lane.

YORK, EDINBURGH, ABERDEEN, and INVERNESS, from Bull and Mouth.

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