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w And u he loit?—Does no faint hope remain, ON THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN ROBERT SCOTT, COMNIANDU ur His mAjarnt's hint 1011/AS. That of the thirty of his Ihipwreck'd crew, Found at the dawn of day upon the rocks, This gallant man was one ?—!t cannot be! Too well I knew Ids brave and dauntlefs heart— Too oft I've heard him fay, u Not life itfelf Should make him quit the Shp his King had given !" Methinks I fee him on that fatal night. Striving his utmoli Ilia, from Gs to two, 'Mi Ift darknefs and tempeßuous lorms of Heaven, And Hannois cruel rocks ! Methinks I fee His mighty foul riling as dangers rife, And with his well lov'd animating voice Veiling all hands on deck : at his command The Ready Stamen keeping at the pumps, Bending the malts and rigging by the board, Lightning the Bourns of her cumbrous weight, Firing in vain the Sinai. of &firth; And though his mind was on the Brice bent, How his heart bled to hear a female's erica, The faithful objedt of his manly love ! Still like a livid& feaman, he's refolid The Ihlp Stall be the cants of Madill! Methinks I fee thee, oh ! my friend and brother, Sink with the BOILIA3 till thy waft:Trays ! LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, DEC. 9. ANN EANCHISTIA N. LETITIA NORMAN. The plaintiff is a milliner, who had fold to the de fendant articles of her trade, to the amount of 211. Mr. Gaartow, for the former, raid that his client was entitled to recover this amount, fur which an acceptance had been given. • The defendant was a lady who made a brilliant figure in the world of fathion, and who refided in II Gloriedler Place, Portman fquare, and fubfcquently in Henrietta ftreet, Cavendifh fquare. The with many other:, aftifted this dafhing female tb fupport her extraordinary fplendour, yet they were to be told that the Lady was not liable to pay her own debts, not that the had not the means, but that the had not the inclination to difcharge them. The defence to be Pet up was, that the was a married woman ; he did not believe that the ever was married, becaufe it would be a libel upon her to fuppofe it; it would be to prefume that the had been with every body, and any body, but her huf band, and that the had been every thing, and any thing, but a dutiful wife. It was to be faid, that after the had contraaed this dcbt as a tingle woman, of the Beat ton, the tricked a foldier defined for fo reign fersice into the nuptial contra& If the for- Ler conjeCture were a libel, this would be a calumny yet more ittfupportable to her. The firft would be only to fuppofe that the had infringed upon the fanc tity of the marriage bond ; but this would be to ima gine that the, a fplendid ornament of this opulent city, attracting all eyes by her Rile and magnificence, fhould profane the marriage inftitution—thould for a moment connect herfelf with a man with whom the was determined never to have any future inter. courfe, in order to defraud her creditors of their juR demands. it was true that (uch a defence did ap pear on the Learned CounfePs brief, but be mutt perfuade himfelf that his inftruftions were erroneous, and that the Gentleman by whom they were prepa• red had been deluded into a belief of what was a moral, it not a phyfical impotlibility. Mr. Jolly, Clerk to Madam Lancheßer, proved the order for the goods, and its execution, and fur. ther the delivery of an acceptance for the amount, with a promife l of payment. The lady faid the thould leave town, and depofit the money in the hands of her fervant foi the difcharge of the bill. The ATTORNEY GEN mu. faid, that his defence was in a (mall compafs, but it would be found to be complete and fatisfaClory. He Arnold prove that his client was married, and it would be teen that Madame Lanchefter had not much reafon to corn. plain ; the knew the way of life to which the defen dant was devoted, and all the rifles incident to filch a fituation. William Mills depofed, that the defendant was married to William Norman, at Ealing, in Oanber iaos ; her name was Crelfwell ; the witneis was her relation, and gave her away at the ceremony. Mr. GARROW—" You were very extravagant to give away fo valuable a commodity ; how came you poffeffed of it, fo that you had it in your power to confer fo diftinguithed a favour 1"--44 A. I was at the houfe prior to the marriage." g , Was it a long courtship?"—A. 84 I do not know." 66 Who is he ?"—A. ' 4 I cannot tell." (Z ... 66 What is bis employment ?"—A. 4 1 He is a gentleman." Q. 4 4 What fort of a gentleman ? What and wher e is ba ,, —A. 6 , I have not Peen him for a year and a half." _ _ Q._ •• How vouch were you paid for aging as fa. ther e for the dile/large of this tender paternal duty: we want to know the regular price of (bele things?" —A. " 1 do not know what it is." Mr. Denman, another witnefs, laid that he had Peen William Norman in Anglia lel, after his deli very from the King's Bench. The plaintiff was nonfuited. COIL/WM/I V. TOME. This cafe was tried before a Special Jury, and was defcribed ki Mr. Pa ILICE as an at - lion to recover the amount of a policy of infurance on fome goods Blip ped on board the Mary, from London to Leghorn. The Plaintiff, in z Bos, having occallon to go to Italy, put on board tits Mar 2 fmall adventure, and ern barked hitnfelf. The ip left the Thames on th e 2 I Ith of May, 1 802 , a dd in going up the Bay of Bif cay the experienced v y bad weather, fo bad ind ee d as induced the Capt ,he having no alt e rnativ e be tween the lois of the Oil, and making for the near . eft port, to bear lip r Corunna. He was howev er , baffled in getting In ere, but proceeded to reach Fer rol, where the thip . rived on the sd of June, tiloz. The las, of whit the Plaintiff complained, t oo k place after the veff was in Ferrel : The Cullom hqufe and Board o ealth Officers Came on boa r d, and told Captain khe mai* * * out a manifell of the cargo. TM Captaia fs, •ft+l4 was impodibic f ' * for him to do fo, as he had figned a manifeft to the' (Ale effe& at the Cullom bode in Londen, and did, nut intend to break bulk in Ferrol, or to trade in any; way. He was told there was a pofitive order by the ' Xing of Spain for his making a manifeft, though it was a mere matter of form, and accordingly Captain I Silk put down a number of packages, &c. to which he could not fwear, and kept the Plaintiff going kack.. I ward and forward to the Governor, till at length the i (hip and car go were feized and condemned by tome Judge, not a Judge of the SpaniQs Court of Admi. ra'ty, but by a Judge created for the purpofe. • He underflood that it was meant to be urged in defence 1 of the underwriters, that the fhip had deviated in her voyage ; as, iftllead of paging the Streights of Gib. raltar, and navigating the Mediterranean to Italy, he had flopped at Ferrol. Such a deviation, how. steer, Mr. Parke contended, was legal, and jullified by various precedents. The fait was, that in the Bay of Bifcay the lea made breaches over the veffel every minute. and it was abfolutely necelrary, for the Caving of the lives of the people, that the went into Ferrol. It was alfo to be urged in defence, that this deviation took place for purpofes of fmuggling, but both of thefe charges, he trufted, he fhould prove to be unfounded. The fira withers was a man named Sherriff, who proved the fignature of Mr. Butler, Mr.Toufc's agent, to the policy of infurance. Mr. Courteen, jun. was next examined. He was ! attorney for his father in the caufe, and prefented the policy of infurance to. Mr. Toufe. He under.: went a long crofs examinatioa. by Mr. GALLIA'', re-i finding a letter he had received from his father, while at Ferrol. The witnefs laid he'had it not, but had fent it to his mother loon after he received ir, and it wastherefore either loft or dearoyed. Mr. G. hated its contents to the witnefs, and afked him whether k did not Rate that his adventure of knives, razors, and fciffars, had met with a good market, and had yielded him a profit of thirty or forty yer cent. The witnefs anfwered, itio filch thing ; quite the re verfe." He was afked whether or not his father, in his letter, expretted a with to have authority from the other Ihippers of goods on board the Mary, to fell the cargo at Ferrol, as he Paid he could do fo to great advantage. The witnefs replied in the ne-I gative. Captain Silk, of the Mary. proved that the (hip had been compelled, through firefs c,f weather, to enter Ferrol. acrd upon no other account. Mr. CARLOW addreffed the Jury on behalf of the Defendant. He Paid his Learned Friend, Mr. Parke, had fitggefled various defences for his client, for which he was highly obliged to him. He, however, had a plain trait forward anfwer to this cafe, which was very different. This anfwer was, that the PlAin tiff had futlained no damnification ; he did n..t fell a part, but the whole of his adventure, and made a profit upon it of from 30 to 4o per cent. TN illuitrate theft fats Mr. C. read the letter of the Defendant to his fon, dated from Ferrol, which correfpondei with Mr. G.'s Ratement. To prove this, he called two brothers, Jofeph and Timothy Healey, the latter f whom (wore, that his adventure on board the Mary amounted to ir,oool. They defctibed the let. ter read by young Courteen from his father at Fer rol, as breathing good tidings, and being altogether tatisfaelory, It turned out that !the cutlery fold by Mr. C. fen. had been depofited in the cabin, not un der the hatches, and that it had been taken alhore by the O ffi cers of the Revenue. After a reply from Mr. PARK', who put it to the Jury, whether they could believe the evidence of the Healey:, who had defcribed fa& after a lapfe of five years, and a half, and a brief addrefsfrom Lord EL• LENDOROUGH, the Jury retired for about twenty five minutes, and returned a verdid for the Plaintiff— Damages 771. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC.'9. BAILEY U. HARRISON. This was an affirm refpeling the warranting of a horfe, and was brought to recover the furn of 301. paid to the Defendant, for one warranted found. Mr. SerjeantVauo HAN Rated the cafe for the Plai ntiff. The .tervant of the Defendant was riding a beau tiful bode in appearance, which (truck the fancy of his client, and he enquired whether it was to be fold? The fervant gave the direlion of his mailer, and a bargain was ltruck, whereby the Plaintiff was to re• ceive the Defendant's bode on condition of paying him 301. which he did by check on his banker, and giving him to boot another bode of the value of aol —The horfe, however, as it turned out afterwards, - was a roarer, and he was fent back—but the Defen dant refufed to receive him, alledging that he had never warranted him, and that the Plaintif knew he was given to roaring. Mr. Morley (the gentleman mentioned in the lan trial) proved the admitlion of the Defendant, as to his having warranted the boric. This he had done under an idea that the Plaintiff was going to fell him to Mr. Morley. The other fats were proved, and alto that the di,F , cafe is an incurable one. Mr. Serjeaat Cocitsti, for the Defendant, called a witaefs of the name of Fowler, fervant to the De fendant, who denied pofitively the warranting. He Anted that be was met &ortly after, on BlacktriAt's bridge, by the Plaintiff, who hid " Your mailer and you have done me finely with this boric," on which he was riding. The plaintiff, however, did not im- pute either to the witnefs or his mailer, that they had warranted the bode as found. He declared he did not know whether the horfe was a roarer or not, though he admitted he made a great noire ; and alfo admitted, that he had been acquainted with the bode fence be was a boy. He denied that his mailer is a bode dealer, though he confeffed, when welled very hard, that he had fold and bought nine or ten horfas within four months. Sir JAMIE MANSFIELD obferved, that unlefa the Jury dilbelieved the evidence of Mr. Morley, they mull find a verdia for the Plaintiff. The Jury accordingly found a yerdid far the Mu ff for pl. The Scots Mafons have (hewn sore than the nfual complaifance of their country, in having elated the Nimes of WALE' to be their Grind Matter, although his Royal Highads does not even belong to the li a. ternity.. . . _ Can; 144 lately mentioned to have been detained at Padliow, on fufpicion of (windling • has been dif *barged, as no perfon appeared againit him. DIVIDENTUI. December sy. James Willis, of Pudding-lane, London, merchant, at eleven, at GuildhalL Dec. ty. John William Page, now or late of Wood Brest, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall . Dec. sB. John Batty Take, of Beverley, Yorkibite, banker and merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Whitsfriargate, King fton upon Hull. Dee. rE ames Huddleften. of Leicefter, vidtualler, at the Plough I Inn, Hinkley, I.eicefterfhire. Dec. sr. John Motley, of Suwardftonc, ECM, miller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dee. is. Mary Williams, of Milk•ftreet, London, victualler, at ten, at Gni!dial'. Dee as. Brough Maltby and George Maltby, df the Old Jewry, London at ten at Guildhall. Dec. ts. James Redpath, late of Deptford Btidge, Kent, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Dec. 18. John Wood, late of Hesham, Northtimberland, currier, at eleven, at the Shakekeare Tavern, Ntweaftle upon Tyne Dec. as., John Simmons, Makin Simmons and William Simmons, all of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale ftreet, Liverpool. Dee as. George Evans, late of Wefthoughton, Lancaihire. coal merchant, at eleven, at the Black Hark Inn, Bohcm le Moors. Dec as. Thomas 1' ite, late of Davcntry, Northamptonihire, audtioneer and liquor merchant, at ten, at the Wuolpack lan, • Warwick. Dec tB. Alexander Pain, of Stow on the Wold, Gloucefteriltire _ _ draper, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Moreton in Mirth . Dee tB. Thomas Ward, of Shipiton upon Stour, "Woreeßerthire, haberdather at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Moreton in Mares. Dec. 15. Arthur lone., late of Montgomery, tanner, at eleven, at the Crofs Totes, Montgomery. Dec. 14. Henry Martin, late of the Crefcen6 London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. ss. John Whateley, late of Banklde, St Saviottes,Southwark, colour snamlfadturer, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 19 Thomas Raine and George Mackey, of Greenwich, Kent thip owners, lightermen and copartners. at ten, at Guildhall Dee. 22. Robert Richards, of Mill lane,Tooley Rreet,Southwark, cyder-merchar.t, at ten. at GuildhalL ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev Arthur Benoni Evans, A.B. has been instituted to the valuable rectory of Coln Rogers, in Gloucerterthire, lately held by the preterit Dian, of Ballot. The Rev Thomas Delaney has been prefented by the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury to the Vicarage of Weft Cliffc, near Dovcr, vacant by the dennfe of the Rev Dr. Pittman. !mums. On the 3ctb ult. at Codalmin, the Lady of Captain S. Ballard, of the Royal Navy, of a fon. Saturday the .sth inftant, at Exeter, Devouthire, of a fon. the Lady of lieutenant General Sir George Nugent, M.P. Command ing the Weßun Diftriet. MARRIED. Saturday at Wybunbury, In Chrlhire, Colonel Coghlan, to Mifs Broughton, daughter of the Riv. Sir Thomas Broughton, of DoJ dlington Hall, in the fail county. Lately, Charles Trench, Efq to Mifs White daughter to Luke White, lifq of Dublin. blt(D. On Monday, the 37... th November, at Mount Pleafant, Totten. ham, in the /loth year of his age, Rowland, Stepbenfon, Efq. late of Lombard itrect, Banker. On the ad init. at Abb's Court, Surrey, tke Dowager Countils Batburit. HIGli WATER AT LONDON BRiDati"lO-MORROW. Mari ing o minutes after I After! ow • 9 minutes aft-?r t a FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. OBBERD's BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Cough Drops. There juttly celebrated Drops, by their happy and immediate circa in removing the molt übitinate Coughs or Ca tarrhs, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable Family Medicine. And when, we confider the variablenefs of our Climate, which eonitantly induces us to catch cold, and that from this taking cold originates a =biro& of difeafes,u A Itlima, Pains In the Cheß, Offenlive Breath, IcAimmation of the I.ut,g., and Confumption, with a long train of evils--no head of a Fa mily Ihould lie down without a fmall fupply at lull, of this al mat inilantaneous remedy. Many thoufani) perfons cm teltify the happy effedts they have received from it, when every other Medical aiGitance had failed. A CAUTION. Obferve the name of A. Butler, No. 4. Cheapaile. is engraved on a black ftatn, which is affixedlo each bottle ; all others arc counterfeits. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. t, Cbeapfide, corner of Paternofter, row ; and retail by Crifp, Corner of Spring Gardens ; Clark, 269, Borough ; and may be bad of aloft Country Medicine Venders, in batiks at 25 pd and fut each. DILFREEMAWS GUTIA bALU I Attla. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been ci long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe, which it effedually sures and eradisates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and espofure that attends falivation, without debilitating the eonftiontion in any degree, or even re• quiring confinement from bufinefs, or reftriaion in diet. • The radical virtues of thefe ineitimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de• bility of both fete', they prove a never failing reftorative, whe thcr the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafures, nr the rffedts of a warm climate to travellers, and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommended too fittingly to thofe who will receive a fate. fpcedy,and complete care he all old itubborn (fleets, and every weaknefs that affedts the bladder and mans of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mo thers, who for years had been deprived of that happincfs . Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, cor ner of Patcrnofter.row, and retail by &lam, Portfinouth; Weßon; Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peek, Hull; Cal well, Dub lin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Fdinburgh ; and by aloft country medicine venders, in bottles, at Is. std. each, with ample diredtions. The Rev Mr. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. il' was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author of the Domenic Medicine, that complaints of the noniach and bowels arc the prevailing malady of this country which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal dlr.. safes ; that the perfon who could difrover for the relief and cure a rale and infallible remedy would perform a molt important ICI vice to focicty. That difcovcry has now been made in the Patent Antihitious Fills of the Rev. William Barclay, the eztenfive tale of which, and the h gh eltimation in which they are defervedly held, has confiderally lcffened the number of thefe complaints ; and bids fair, in a (hurt time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them. There Pills have a quick and fate operation, they ad powerfully and fpecifically on the bile, and thus remove the numerou s difordtrs eon: weed with it ,fick headaches, flatulence, liver complaints, jaun • dice, nervous diforders from indigeltim, &c. They arc the molt valuable family medicine hitherto offered to the Public and the Proprietor is furported by the molt refpefltable evidence of the firft charaders of the Nubility and °then, that they have nevi been adminittered to any perfon without giviog certain and fpectlr relief, and in the end completing a cure This valuable medicine,baviug been ufed with fucceff, is reeons. mended by the following diftinguilhed Perfonages : The Right Hon Vircount DILLON The Lord Bilbop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Bart. M P. for Honiton Sir STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. M.P for Pam% THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. for Litchfield. JAMES AMYATT, Efq. M.P. for Southampton NIGHOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. for Hertford EDMUND BOEHM,Efq.New4treet, Syringiardens THOMAS HAM MERSLIIY, Efq. PaU•Man O. W. DICKE.% Efq. Frivite Secretary to the Archbilhop of Canterbury The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the Archbiffiop CECIL FORRESTER, Efq. M.P. for Wsolock Suld wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternoiter-row ; and retail by Mr.K irtsy. Stafford Item, Old Bond ltreet ; Mr. Stratton, Leicelter.fqxtare ; and by all re fpcdable Venders h. Town and Country. A Caption—OLferve the name of William Barclay is engraved on the Ramp, which Is affixed on the outfide wrapper of each box ; all not to !tamped are a dangerous imitation. Price ya. 6d. and too. yer box, with ample diredions. SALES BY AUCTION, At the Lohdon Tavern, Foxhole ftreet,Plytnouth, on Tuefilay; the tsth of December init a By Virtue of a CowinSon of Appraifestent and Sale liked from the High Court of Admiralty of England, addreffed to Edward Alder and John Gould, Efq Plymouth, 'FHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: So Barrels Baffin' 41 Half ditto. ditto 14 Qarter ditto 40 Calks Pumice Stone oo Bags Shurnac. Being the entire Cargo of the Danfih brig Elizsbrit F. Sontad Matter. detained on her voyage from Melte to Tonningen, by the private alp of war Alert, Jeremiah Mowle.Commander. For further particulars, Catalogues. and Samples, apply to Ed ward Alder, or , P. Moyfey. Broker, Plymouth. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, TE KIRDFORD, SUSSEX. BY Mr. WELLER, At the Half Moon, Petworth, on Saturday, December ta, 1* tween the hours of three and four in the afternoon, in a Lots. Lot t. A Molt Delirable Free!toki Ellnte, confiding A 1 of a Farm Houfe, Garden, and Barn. with ahoy( 70 Acres bf very rich Arable, Mtadow. . and Caprice L an d. called Child's Farm, &state at Thakehani—'et on Leak to Mk. Mutton—and alfo the Crop or Yearly Cut of two Acres of Mca: dow Called the Doles, in Aibingtun and Warminghurft. Lot a. A Freehold Mate, called Crouchams, compriling Farm Houfe, Garden,,and Out Buildings, with 3o Acres. 3 Rood% and t 8 Poles of Good Arable and Coppice Land, atuateat Kira+ ford —kt to Mr. John Champion. tenant at will. The Mut may be viewed by applyirg to the taunts, NA particulars had at the King's Head, Horlhari....-he King's Army Godalmin—White Horfe, Haflentare—Bulb, Farnlaam—Angel 4 Midhurd—Fountiln, Fortfialouth—place of fate—K Er, Wilt ftanky and fon, Paternufkr Row—of Meffro.Johnfon, Priett,and Freeland, Send:ors—and of Mr. Weller, Chicheiter. H ILBLAINS are prevented from breaking. and their tormenting itching in dandy run ovedby WHI rEHEAD'a ESShNCE of MUS l'Ak D, univerfally eßenned fur its wraps.- . dinary efficacy in rhi. umatifirs, palfies. gouty affenioas, and con plaiots of the fliunach: but where this curtain remedy has heat unknown or neglected and the chilblains have *dually Woke. WHI fIHEAU's FAMILY CERATE will ea'e the pain, and vtry fpeedily hml them. _ _ _ _ . . Prepared and 101 l byR johnfton, Apothecary, ty, Greek ftreet, Soho, London. The Eirence and pills at at yd each, the Ceram at is. rid. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United King dom—The genuine has a black ink !tamp, with the name of R. Johnlion infcrted on It. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL; LONDON. NORTH, PAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH ani WAGGON OFFICE. V711.1.-lAM MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S "IRAN SNOW HILL, LONDON The heft Accommodstion for Travellers. good Beds, choice Liquors, with moderate Charges; and the following Poit Coaches, Mail Coach, Waggons, &c fct out from the above Inn : CHEST ER, Tarp 'ley, Niniptwich, Wolreley-Bridge, and Litchfield new Teleuraph Coaches. Daily BDSTON, Spalding, Peterb , rough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, fete nut eve, y hvorsi.g. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, a.:l Yarns lICW Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knursford, Stone, and Litchfield Polt Coach,ealled the Expedition, every Evenirg, at s o'Clock, to the Crown Inn. Red crofs-ftreet, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRIS rot.—Uncommon Cheap Travelling to Bath and Sento', by the Flying Poft Coaches, through Chippenhaos. Colne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon , arrive at Mr. May'.. the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas area. Brittol, next Morning.—lnfide, al Is. Outfide, xis. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater *faunton, &c. LEkllS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, km out every Morning at 3 »Clock, carries four iufidcs only, and gomi remarkably eafy paffes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Dons cater, and Frrrybriige, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Notwitliftanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach. is allowed to he the molt agreeable and complete public convey ance on the North Road, bung unequalled in accommodation by any other. KENDAL. Lancafter. Fiction, Kirby Lout(lsle, Boulton, Char ley, Ormltirk, and Galin"; Putt Coacbcs, every Afternoon, it Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownbill Thornhill, Sanquhar•Kiltt, Cumnock ,Kiogfwell, and all Para of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Sunday,Tuefday, and Thurfday Morning, at Seven o'Clock. LOUTH, Spiny, Bolton, Hull, Grimiby, Spalding, Peter) borough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fete off every Evening. YORK, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh New Coach,performed with a Guard throughout, fete out every Morning at Seven o'Clock, by way of Newark, Raiford. Tadraiter, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morperh, and Berwick. Paffengers finding thcmfelvas fatigued from the hngth of the journey, may reit what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Tim Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places._ CARLISLE. Penrsth, and WhiteLaren Poft Coach, goes with four Horfes and a Guard all the say—paffes through Brough, Appleby, Gretabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncafirr, and Grantham, (the neareft way by tS milts), Pets out every Sunday, luefday, and Thurftlat Morning and performs the journey with the greateft Paffengcrs detained on the road by hufinefs, or pleafurc, have that peculiar advantage of their feats being ((cured in the next Coach (with only lix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorms chance, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Momh , g at Four o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Alminfter, Bridport, Blandford, Ballngftoke, and B . lgfhot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn. Ing at Seven.—Guardcd. OXFORD. Ballo'', and Henley Poft Coach, with a Guard, every Afternoon. at Five &Clock. MANCH I.STER. S:ockport, Maelesfield, Congletnn, New caßle, %Vahan and Wolverhampton' Putt Coach, every After noon —Guarded SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Poft Coach. the Royal Charlotte every evening at c o'clock, to the Raven and Ben and Unicorn Inn. Shrtwfbury—Guarded. SOUTH AMP TON, W luchetter, Alresford, and Alton Coach every Mnriiii , g. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poft Coach, with a Goard—Seta out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Nocts. Paffes by Oxford, Enitun and Shipftenc, to the Saracen's Hud, Bull•ftreet, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorne. and noncafter Poll Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun is, Myton Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and Chelhunt Coach, CON Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge. Denham and Redhlll new Poft Coach, every Morning ai.d Afternoon, by Richard Warta and Co. TOTTENHAM afid bdmonton Coach, daily, At half patt half paft two, half paft four, and half paR feven o'clock. N. B. Heavy Wright. of Luggage, Goole, &c couveyed by the under. mew iuned WAGGONS. To DIA Becc4es,Bungay, Bury and all parts of Suffolk, carry Monday. MA R 1.3R0% Newbury and Reading, every Tuerday. WORCESTER, Kidderminfter, Hereford, C. rrnarthen,Breek. neck, and all parts of South Wales, Perthore and Wycombe, every Sit urday. CIRKNCF.STER, Abington and Henley, three times a week. SOUTHAMPTON,Winebt Bet, Rumfey, I .yiiburit, Eyming• ton, Chrittektuch Ringwood, Fordiogbridge, Poole,. I& of Wight, Jerky and Guernfey, Waggons daily. SUNBURY, Hampton and Twickenham, twice a week. EXETi.R, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waggons, daily, ear. tying Goods And Patfengers, as ufaal, to all parts of the Well of England._ WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. retptetfully acquaint their friends and the public, that they cannot be accountablt for any Paled or Luggage, Ste. of more than Five Pounds value. if loft or mislaid unlefs (pacified at the time of delivery,and paid fur accordingly, a the Saracen** Head Jim, Snow Hill, London LONDON: Mimes:llnd puhlltheci by LEVEL KIINf, (of Cass • terbury-Flace, Lambeth) at the STAI.OTFSCII., N. t. Carty- Itreet. Publilhed alto at the STAII•Off IC t, forapte-BIL 1 P t s'