[C] AMBLESIDE is seated on the decline of a hill, at the extremity of the romantic lake Winandermere, of which a branch passes through the town. It is held by Horsley, to be the site of the Roman Dictus. It is scarcely in the power of language to do justice to the romantic beauties of this neighbourhood; perhaps the most beautiful scenery in England, is to be found in its vicinity. Here is an extensive manufactory of woollen cloth. _Market_, Wednesday.--_Fairs_, Wednesday after Whit-Sunday, for horned cattle October 29, ditto and sheep--_Mail_ arrives 9-1/2 A.M., departs 7 A.M. [Sidenote: Site of the Roman Dictus.] Map| Names of Places. | County.| Number of Miles From | +--+--------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+ 57|Ambleston pa|Pembroke|Haverfrd.W. 5|Fishguard 3| 31|Ambrosden pa & to|Oxford |Bicester 2|Aylesbury 14| 24|Amcotts ham|Lincoln |Burton 4|Glandford 10| 5|Amersham[A] bo. m. t. & pa|Bucks |Aylesbury 14|Chesham 3| 41|Amesbury[B] m.t. & pa|Wilts |Salisbury 7|Stone-Henge 3| +--+--------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+ |Dist. | Map| Names of Places. Number of Miles From |Lond. |Population. +--+--------------------------+---------------------+-----+--------+ 57|Ambleston pa|Newport 10| 266| 574| 31|Ambrosden pa & to|Oxford 12| 51| 914| 24|Amcotts ham|Epworth 9| 165| 359| 5|Amersham[A] bo. m. t. & pa|Beaconsfield 5| 26| 2612| 41|Amesbury[B] m.t. & pa|Andover 14| 77| 544| +--+--------------------------+---------------------+------+-------+