Star. — London, England, 1811-12-24 00:00:00

ROBBERIES. . , • . . • On Saturday night a hOuse was broke open in Jeve;.ltr‘e, Chelsea, and robbed of property to a con siditab nve ]piles el Slinane.square were attempted to be lirolie ink on liirlsy night ; but the villains being luai thiy retreated with Out any booty. - , §artwoay.er ftsiog between two and four o'clock, e‘s,house of Mr. Leek, of Pantoroplacei Newington, broke open and robbed of a considerable qtfantity ~late, with which the villains got clear off. - The shop of a silversmith and jeweller of Green ll vas broke open oi Friday night, and robbed of emuly•the whole of its valuable stock. 'yesterday morning, between one and two o'clock, tife*White Lion public house, in Clare Market, was tempted to be broke open by some viliains, who tiled to enter by the back staircase window, but were fortunately prevented by the nest door neighbour overhearing them, when they made their escape. On Sunday evening, about seven o'clock, as a Yung woman, resectably dressed; was passing through Hayes's-court; Sohn, she was surrounded by sii or seven men, *rho tripped her up backwards, rbbbed 'her of a valuable shawl , &c With which they made or. A fellow, no doubt, one of the g an g , came trp to her, and enquired what was the matter ? offered his services to help her up ; but which was only to delay time, to prevent his companions being pursued. SatiFday night Griffiths, a lahcuring man, coming from }Peckham, where he had been at work, tp.his:residence in Bermondsey-street, wal stopped in a field; near the Kent-road, by two fellows, who l(preled limn down, and robbed him of 12s. being his weeks earnings. On Tuesday evening, "as a Man, who had been to ' hire himself as a thresher, was passing otter: Cold,en Common, he was stopped by two men, who robbed hirn s f £7 in bank notes, and treated him 'sr manly, that he liy neatly three hours on the Com mon, and was then only ab'e to sprawl to the home of Mr. Restbriclge„ who kindly succoured hill; for the night ; and, we undeistand, he is no* hie fair way. of recovery. , SINGEtior) Rfinetey..--On'Saturday evening a Min elites' &Aid*. watili - te . pledge, at Mr, Dobree's, Cubstiog-croes, wiri.recolletted that he had seen an advertherbent &sailing such Uwatch, mid sent for an officer, :Who brtt&tght she inatfto Bow-street. It was asteetaineettbat the watch had been stolen from Miss Maitin, - 01 Brity-sztVet, who identifie4-the watch as her property i and recognized the prisoner as call. ing at iter house ots Stniday, the Ist of September last, g uteely ii:ested, and pretending he had fra wently visited her, which she:denied, and refused' his remaining . with her. He was with her about 20* minutes. Snort biter he was gone she missed her stateir-cltain and nine seals. On *arching the prim locigings,teven seals were found. The prisoner is a porter to a grocer in Dean-street. His master attended and -offered bai,, but was informed that it was not a billable offence. Sund;l night was taken into custody, a man, in Rosemary-lane, with many instruments caiculated forhouse-breOin,g he was put into the wa:ch-house, Whence, in the night, he attempted to escape. The Magistrates committed him for another hearing Yesterday nice ninz, betwen eleven and 12 o'clock, the window of Mr. Baker, hatter, Whitechapel, was shot through by a musket ball. • No farther damage was done. Yesterday Abraham Levy, who was examined some daviliptst befere. the Lord Mayor, charged tk ith de ft,, delta woman of fifteen guineas in gold (as for merli Atentioned in this paper) was ag lm put to the bar, when the.v:oman repeated her evidence, of giving the priioner this gold, fir. which he was immediately to give her £2l, in bank of Englar,l notes ; instead of; which, he abruptly absconded with the money.— ThetOrd Mayor said he thought it was a felony, and fully committed the prisoner to be tried for the same. A very extraordinary circumstance occurred on I StAnday,!: in the neighbourhood of Battersea. Two gentlemen, yttio. had been dining with a frend there, received a blunderbuss loaded, to protect themselves in,gning home. 'They were found in the morning lyiug.An adjOining field,. one dead and the other wounded, it is reared mortally. The .blunderbuss was fOund dischared beside them. The gentleman , hasrvlio is still alive, not yet been able to give any account of the ettraordinary. transaction. As a gentkman .was walking up Westminster ruadg labsiut. .11 .o'clock on' Friday night, he recei . ved the contents of a blunderbuss in his breast, and iminedintely exp,iyed.. Another gentleman , who was ua-lking after him, observed that it was discharged freinthe balcony of,anopposite house. On inquiry, the Lady of the house said, her son, a boy about 14. yearsof age,. had frequently expressed a wish to fire uW,thiblupderhuss and that his father being absent,. lie tea that oppeitynity.te do,so. On learning its fatal effect she told the boy he would be hanged, on which, he s ruslied out of - .the house; exclanimg. I will drown tnySekini the ,Thames," andhas net since - bein heard of. . • • A young woman 'of the name of . .riefra A'emseely ivai! last week committed to the gaol of Dumfries,' on a charge of having poisoned the family of Mr. Stothart, farmer, at liturnsworth, near Ecclesfechan. In theab sence of Mr.Stothart, and the aunt of his main servant, who acted for. her niece, she being ill, 'she . put wit water on the tire to prepare breakfast, and the woman reade some , porridge with it ; soon after eating - vvhich, lair. Stothart was seized with violent vomitings and convulsions, sod. survived only a few hours ; the workfare, from having no doubt eaten kss , is still alive , but not considered - out of danger; l'hree surgeons opened the body of Mr. Stothart, and upon analyzing ihstcoatents of.the.stomach, gave it as their opinion, he tied come by his death by the poison of arsenic.— The.prisoner wasin consequence commuted to gaol. A Dublin paper says—" On Thursday an inquest wasAteld on the body of W. Green,. a young sweep, who was dreadfully burnt on the 4ril inst. by his fa• rher's lighting a. faggot in a chimney. which .the boy had run up to escape his tyranny. After the testimony of s everal witnesses, the.,Jury returned a 'verdict— ., il t at the deceased came by his death in consequence ut being burned by his father, Luke Green.".. _ • an d . writing. Under anhese circumstances it was for the Jury to determine wbether, in, their opinion, the check in queition had been applied to the payment of the bon d ?—The Jury, alter consuking fot a fealiiinates, found a verdict for the plaintitE • An actioWfor defamation was tried in theCeert of ' Common Pleas, Dublin,, on the .14th inst. It WAS brought by. Michael Bray; joint pattner with three children of hislate brother in Salt Works, at Rings end, near that city, against Mr. Howard, the acting executor of the _deceased. The dewlaps, which were 11tid sit o2oot4 were., alledged to have been sus taified by lol.s of credit, and . disappointment in the discounting of bills; in conieqbence of the words spo. ken by the defendant, which were 44 cheat" —= 44 rob ber of the children'ovroperty"—jd rogue," as ap. plied toThe plairltiff; and also that he (the plaintiff) was wol se than 'Richard the Third, who had mur dered his nephews." The;Jury, after a short delib 'r ation, brought in a verdict tor the plaintiff—Da mages £350. Fyne..—Saturday Morning, about half past two o'clock, a most alarming fire broke nut in the shop and premises of Mestrs, Meggy and Chalk, booksel -1 rs, Chelmsford, Essex. The'clicadful element ra ged with violenc,:, for some hours, and entirely ton turned their valuable stock* . stationaty, circulating library of books, Bcc. Before the flames were sub : clu:d, the adioUling premises wittained considerable i• damage. • . _ • . . ... .tAW . 111DELLIOEICE. IMRASTS. • ............... . . , . COURT OF KING'S BENCH. CORN-EXCHANGE, DEC. Si. cuaaeur eaters Of ottani. BAREFOOT AND OTHERN V. GOODALL. AND 4.41121 Le. w heat, 5,.. 5 ,. 90 " 101. Beans 595. site This was an action brought by the executors of . Floe ditto, 117 s. 1425. 'I ick ditto 43$ . 54a. John Wilkes, of Sussex, a gainst • Thomas Fisher, who n y e 5111. eos Ditto (fine OhF) sits. s; NVAA, till the year 1799, a partner in the banking-house ! 8 m a , rit y'., 4 2 6 '. 5 _ 51643d ' Oats, 293. BM 1345. of Messrs. Joseph Wilkes, (no relation) Dickinsone i white i,;.....( 1 1.„,„ )505 . 8 ...p h . p e r , ` , lll .4 d di di t t t t l; , 5 39 54 : . `" 8 4 ,1 . ° 6d d ' . Goodall, and Fisher, to recever the sum of £2027, Grey ditto, 57t. f2s. Rape Seed, £55. £OO. the amount of a balance due to the testator. Joseph Fine Flour, 955. 1 00 s.-Seconds, 90 . . 955. • Wilkes was dead, and the three defendant s, Dickin. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark - lane, Including on l y fro m the : sons, together with the defendant Goodall, had sitb 0‘ Dec. to the 14th of December. Total 5,9442 quartets. • pleaded their bankruptcy. .. Average 115 s. Sid..-45. SJ. Wilber than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Mr. PARKE, for the Plaintiff, quoted the decisions Ftotu the 7th of December to the 13th of Di ember.; of Lord Kenyon, in Gotham v. Thompson, and Total 20,718 sacks-Average toll. 24. . Graham v. Hope, from Mr. Peake's Nit; Prim:, that , . la. 94. higher than last return. it was necessary that a dissolution of partnership ' FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, DECEMBER 21. should be advertised in the London Gazette, and Average Price-of Corn in England and Wales from the returns' that parties must be proved to be in the habit of ending the 11th a December 1811. Wb" reading that Riper ;or that the facts should be other. a(4'. Aye. Barley. s .d 1 O s. ats d .. Bean s,l s. P s ease 4 . , , ' wise notoriously communicated. But the A TTalt N F.Y 106 3 131 5151 10 i3l 11 157:5 1 t,3 8 , GENERAL and Mr. GA Ritow, on the part of the de- '1 he average Price of Sugar, computed front the returns made fendant, put in printed cheques, which the testator in the week ending the 18th day ot Dec. Is'44s. 51 per cwt. had used, noticing the changes in the firm of the INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, Dec.. 19. banking-house as they happened ; those of the•d ates Wheat per load 301. les. to 331. of 1801 first omitting Fisher's name, and running, New ditto 231 . 10s . to 311. -e. Barley, per quarter 40s. -4. to 495. -41. 66 and Company ;" and tho•,e of 1802 row:ing ~ ailtl Oats - 525. -d. to 58$. -d. Dickinson," when the junior partner of that name . Beans 555. -d. to 645. -d. RI e 44 5. - d. to .525. -4. was admitted. P eas sal!. --d. to ets. two. Lord ELLENBOROUGH held this notice was su iciest, - . 'PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MAR NA f. , and that the charges needed not be n oticed in t h e tes- Bass. Pockets. tator's pass-book, as Mr. Parke stated to be the practice K eo c 41 65 to 61 10, Kent 41 104 to 71 15s with his bankers. The customs of banking - houses , s ome , 41 Os to GI 0. Sussex 41 Os to 6 ' 101 M;glitt *dry.; but this was - proved to be the oy . hibit Yearlings-Kent, Bags 91. 0.. to SE s a es. of the house in question. Ditto Pockets, 51. Os. to 61. 61. It appeared that the defendant Fisher was taken SMITHFIELD MARKET.-December 23. The Market this da into the banking-house upon marry in g Mr. Wiikes's en d is very short both of Beef and Mutton, o ttiughter : and that he quitted it in 1799 to g o into a dears than Last. Ike Hay market it glutted, and tbitrade vary heavy. ,the Church. The house tailed in 1805, and the tes- Beef Ss id to 8s 24 Veal Gs Gd to Ss od tator lived till 1810, with nut ever thinking of bring- -• Mutton' ss 24 to 6 s . 24 Pork tis 44 to 75 44 ing the pre4nt action. - Mr:Parke chose to be nonsuited. Beasts, t; LAD Or CATTLZ•TtIit DAT. shout Ism-Sheep and Lambs, 9,340. ROSE AND ANOTHER T. BRYANT. Calves, 1.10-Pigs, 340. . This was an action by the.plaintiffs, representatives PRICE OF lIAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.. o f - Rose, deceased, totecover she sum due upon Hay 41 101 to 51 lOs New Clover 61 Os to 6ltos a bond grailted.by the defendant to the plaintiff, for New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Wheat Straw 21 2s to 21 104 £26o,sdated August, 1785. From indoraelnent npon NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. .. the bond, it appeared that setlo ii,4 been paid cif pre- Beef Ss 84 to 45 514 Veal 5, Od ita Se ad , Mutton 4s 41 to ..is. 4d Pork fes Od 11.04 $4 . - vidos.to September, 1794, and the defendant now PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.. - • pleaded; that -the remaining sum due for principal ST. JAIIKS . S. . Wourainalia: *, •' • and interest, viz. te2lB 13s. 9d. Was then, paid by a Hay 41. Os. to 51. 1 gs. Hay 41. 105. to d. Os, chuck on Messrs. Walwyn and Co. bankers.' Straw 21. 2s. to 21. 11s. Clover di. tos. to:7f. los. RAW HIDES. The exeiution of the bond was proved nn the part straw at. 41. in 21 lis. • of the plaintf is, and that it still temained in the „Bestriches and Steers (per Ordinary ti. ad; to is. se hands of Mr. Rose's representatives. -.tom) Ss. 4d. to 33. Bd. I Market Calf 154. 04. ea. 2. . On the part of the defendant, Mr. Leakey was middl ing , 9 , od. to si. 24, English Norse 12 % ;.. t0 is,. o d. called. He was a Solicitor, and employed to ar. Sheep Skins as. bd. to is: ad. range Mr. Pl'ant ' s affairs, whn, in 1793, became a PRICE OF LE ATHER IN LEADENHALL-MARKET. prisoner for &In in the Rules of the Fleet prison.- Butts 211 2std Calf. Skins Sod sad Dino 24d 26d Ditto Sod 424 He paid various sums to different creditors of Mr.Bry, • Merchants' Lacks god Sid Ditto SW spa ant upon notes of hand and other securities, amount- Dressing Hides 16',51 170 Small Seats Its 94 to 2s ild in; in all to near sell,ooo. He took the securities, Fine Coach Hi.les ilid i9d Large ditto 110 s 16t3 and gave checks for their amount on W.ilwyn and. Crop Hides for cutt. 164 Illad Tanned Horse Hides led uO4 194 23d Goat Skins 34s 625 Co. Mr. Bryant's Banker, making memorandums at Ditto OF TALLOW. ' the time of the dates of the checks, and on what ac- St. James's Market 4. 10d Town Tallow count given. The witness did not know the late Mr. 4 i 114 relit)* Russia Clare Market Rose, nor was he aware he ever saw him ;in his me- 1\ hitechapel Market 4s 7d White ditto m -randum, however, it appeared that on the 12th of per stout of 81b. ----• Soap ditto 143 64 Melting Stuff S e ptember, 1794, he signed a draft payable to Mr. A,,,,... '.. 45 104 Ditto tough Rose, or order, for € 2lB . 13 s. 9 d. the exact sum due ''' c raves no s od. ' Good Dregs 93 - 04 upon the bond in question. He had no receipt by Yellow Soap 9'24-Mottlrtl, sots-Curd, 106s-Palm 925. him at prese : lt for that sum, nor did he recollect any race of Candles per dozer), its. Gd-Mouhis,l9s• bd. thine of the bond ; he had no doubt, however, the COAL-MARK.ET, Dec. 23. cheek given was applicable to it. He never had any Ships at Mat ket Sold hives. . 87i Newcastle 351 445. 24. to 541 6 od. otner transaction with Mr. Rose, 1 Sunderland 1 46s Cd fo'oos V. On the part of. the plaintiff , it w a s contended, b y 1 s wim O Avosood. to Oos. V. Mr. Toeento, tl at,this sum of £2lB 13% 9d. never COUNTRY WIARI,ITB. was paid to Mr. Rose • asa proof of which he adduced raters OIGitAIN AT TIM rossownsollAllttllT. - the circumstance of the ' bond remaining uncanc• lied i RA4l4OB' l OK E.-Wheat Beane 1086 OfLtolifiLts-04 Sc. per Od to Quarter. in Mr. Rose's hands; a circumstanc e which never Balley 41s Od to 505 . '041 i 645 Od 30, ad to 371 al l'Peasie 00s od to 005 od could have occurred had that been the case • and as Bread 2s cd. per gallon. a further proof he called the clerk of MessrseVialwyn i Hetttese-tvbeat 96s 11/4 to 13is Od per Qr. and Co. who produced the ledger in which the check : I ski 46, od to 50s 64 1 Beaus 6t's 0d up 66s Od in .question was entered, as paid to Mr. Bryant, in 1 Qat* 305 Od to 36s 04 Pease 6is 0d to Mb ud Breast 2 , . Sd. two notes of 5 100 each, one of RIO, one of #5, and ' Maiesnarao.--wheat loos od to ISSs Od rlr Qr. the remaining Al 13s. 9d. in cash. The dates and B ag l e y 42, od to 48s Od I Beams 6.a (Id to 704 nd numbers of ale notes were also entered. A clerk of oats Sts Od to 404 04 Pease 7es id to ova 04 the Bank of . England produced one of the IEIOO - Berle Naos it t , it v.-Wheat 95. od to 1351 04 per Qr. . { 4:3A nd to 53s Od I Beans 60. 04 to 6111 od notes in question, winch was paid into the Bank a Oats y Sts 04 to 39s od I Pease 601 01 to 65s Od few days after the payment of the check by Messrs. Bread Ss. •Sad. Walwyn. On the face of this note was Written Mr. itrantae.-Wheat ties od to 1375 0d .per Qr. Bryant's name and address at full length, which was Bade"! 31s 04 to 59s 6d 1 Beans 54. Od to 64s 6d proved to be in the defendant's hand-wt iting: , Oats 291 04 to 33s od Pease 635 od to Ons Oil . Bread, 2s. ltd. per gallon. Lord ELLmooaouGu, in addressing the Jury, ob- I Drnz Es, Dec. 19..--W heat 94s to 'l‘26s.' Barley 45. to 58.. served, that it was a very singular circumstance if :,Bean., 566. tO 645. Oats 325. to SM. • • • the check in question had actually been given to Rose, '; B as so ay, mt. 39.-Wheat 1 31 Od to les 04 . Beans 711 04 in satisfaction of the bimd, that the bond h ad not been togs. Od. Vetclits, lOs to 12. per bushel. Barley 541. to 5116. . 7 . cancelled; it was a circumstance of n e g lect which it ' Oats 545.. to 4os. per quarter. Br ead 2 5. 4d. Was highly ap pr peared. not wanting acuteness, improbable the defendant , an Attorney, i A letter from Montreal , dated 29th,October.101.1, and one, it . 5 ,.,,,,1d . contains the following list Of prices F be very liable to fall into. Another s tron g circum- utrent : I E3I. ,change 21 per cent 'discount .; stance was the £lOO note paid in part of the check Ashes, aClii to . R 2 . 0.. currency, 'per ton ;Wheat li. dollars per b 1 1544-1 Superfine Flour Ir e , and fine 7 dollars per-barrel ; having found its way to the defe ndant ' s hands ; and Staves, A'2s per thousand ; Oak tiMber 14d. per foot; that it had done so appeared very plainly, as the name Flax seed, 4s. per bushel ; and 1'0s; 4s. per ditto. id address standing on it, proved to be in his hand • _ . .•••• 83s OS /95 Od 775 Od 755 ed ea• 578 Od. dOMMON COUKOL ELECTION.-.SS: end Day. FARINGDON WITHOVT. Those marked thus • are new Candidites. Mr. Quin - - 22; Mr. Brewer, D. p. Warthman - 219 Murrell • W. J. Beeves • . 116.1 °Hedges tas i Croak, - - WI T. ketvo Dawson - . ,• , P K uotitt• Yhung - • IlMf • Harper t Herring, Dep. ; - 171 -_ •Blun.lall •Bardln - - - 111 - -'Rubins - . Griffith - - :178 ~Hume - This Ward returns Sixteen Member,. tRIDOR WARD. Mr. Chill - - 68 Mr. Atterctid - KulscrOD - 4116 .. 'Cope . - I (Jana - - 67 ' 'Dose - Grass - - lt7 11*. °pit • - Brown - - 66 ,_ .. Dyttoa . Sound IS . 66 • •Bttts - Ctlrtwright - 65 . : Bovill - Alliin - - 64 °Sharp . 1...cy - - 63 This Ward rein ns Fifteen Menthers. ALDLRSGATR WARD. - 15» I Mi. A...IMS - 1-u J. HO e • 171 - 1711 - 170 - 150 - • 12;7 Mr. King 'twat!. . • 145 - 114 - lic4 - ICO 14,tter 170 homas - Rails . - 168 I'alto3 160 TLIA Ward returns F:ght Mt mbrrs. CRIPPLLOATE WARD. - Valance - • 111 I Sherif Heypte . - 17 0 Kell& - - 16.3 artly . - I(is Watirkouse - • 158 This Ward return. 11115 TRY Mr. Whitby - - 45 • • Marttn - - 44. losclturiug - .44 Spear • - • 41 •Coultay - 41 Gassy - - 39 TLis Ward recur LANGIVIU Mr. liabbe r.on Delver - Bin •Ma.tliew *Her h Eight Members. WARD Mr. Code - - - *Min* - Cooper • 'Crook • es ten Members. RN WARD. - u 0 Jf 1. 6 , 34 • ---- - Mr. - - 111 I Mr. Elliot Ayre. - 1109 Witberby • ' - )C8 Da.1117 - d. Stubbing - IPS Thompson - - 104. • °Anderson - - 102 This Ward-rsearns ten * Members. Anderson, at the dose of the Poll, dethned the contest, when the first ten were declared dsly elected. - tne - 11: - xs 4.* ' • ' • At Barwick, on the 12. k inatent p liall,thr of Sla C..kidkek. of a thugioLr. • ' On the 15th instant, at Edhlburgh, Lally Ann Whirtio of a daughter. Tuesday last, at Lis Lordship's house, hi Upper Brodk-itieet, the Cdurtess ot ot a son.. Ou the 12th instant,, at 0.411.tey House, Suffolk, the Lady at. Car.ain lorai Woith, R N. ot a daughter. MA.RaIEIL.—. • On thel::th instant, at J vrtey; EdwardC=o4PoaflSe Irish Regirr Tut, to Agnes Wimps, digrhOir of the - lme David Wemyss, Esq. St Andrew's, At Southington; on the.loth instaot, John Aftsootigh; Esq. Captain, ft.N, to Anna Maria, eldest slaughter of the late Captain Pan, R.N. • - 'VP" • DIE.. . . On Saturday Lot, to 'the unsiiiikable grief of bet pasniti,litthe• 14th year of her age, Blanche Vlizsbeth, eldest child of decry itedheaci Yorke, Esq Barrister at Law. • At Portsee, First Lieutenant J. W. Lowey, R.M. late of him' Maj.-sty's ship Foreugulf . •On board Ms ftfajcatfs sh'is Caroine; in Batavia clouts rise 24tirfarTribrt, &lei , -Major 1.. Lierikt. of thisßoyal 114arfic,. • ,'. ••••• - a st.d.IAM li. nititibilAhlf, SARACEN'd HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. . . The bepo.'Aesvansodstiila for '1 revellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and-moderate Cearges. TH. E . ' follwaing POST COACHES, MAIL coAcHEs, irc, set out from the Saracen's Basil bu, Snowdftli. EXE i ER,. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Valmouhr, Dartmouth, and Salisbury . New Post Coach, every hie-indite at six &Clock, with a Guard, through lioniton, Axminster, lirid port, Blaudrard, Basingstoke, and Bagsliot. 130 S VON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, nd Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.- Coar i ges from Boston to Spiisby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. • • • . . . LIVERPOOL Warrington, Kuutsloed, Steer, end Lichfield, Post-Coach , called The Expielitiou, every Evening at I sve o'Clock, to B. Brotherion's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dide-stree, LiverpooL Guarded throughout. • BATH and BRISTOL Flying Pose-Coaches,throngh (tipper haat, Caine, and Marlisoroee•ii, every Afternoon; atrtve at Mr. May's, the Greyhound li:ti, Bath % and the London Tavern .1 isu marstreet, • Bristol, next Morning.—C‘aches to Wats, irisige. • water, 'Faxiitoo, In. 1 /EDS new light Cmck, railed the R oekingfeam, sets * out every Morning at Fight o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re ntarkabty 'easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through beam ford, Nevriark; Redford, Doncaster, and Ferryfiiidge, to the GoldersLiod. Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notveltlistanding the . l l ,unc,onunon Expedition of this Coach'. It is allowed to bethe k enthe agreeable and edamplete Public Conveyance on the Noe& Road. being unequalled In Aceosnmodition by ;heather. • KENDAL. Laneaiter, Preston, Kkrby-Lonstiale. Bolton, ;Charley, Ornetkirk;lind••Gatstang Post . .Coacbes, every After lust" at Five eClocka--thiarded. • • GLASGOW, Loagtown, Gres .Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhin, Thornhill, Sangehar•Kilu, Gemr.ock, Kansa/idl e and ail flatts'of Stiiiiirld; Caniperdowp ..C.:414. Daily-. • -YORK, Newcastle, aqd Edinburgh new Coach, performed Wild) a Guard thr itis, , best* pets amt evtey Moralise at Half-p.+•• Six o'Clock, by way of Newark. Rexford; ledca-ter, Datlingeor, , Northalterton Durlsatn,,7llprPeth., anal Berwick. .Parweirgers finding t!..eirselves fatittit4 trothe:liiwivof the journel, n,...• rest wte..t titre they please, an poppet-4 on without ail) ad pitiocal Fare. 7. CLAIM', die . Slick Silesia, s, CoArstr , et, % ort, runs .Coaches to Sunderland, Holt, Scaitsaiough U baby, Ind other Places. Beautiful White Teeth may be restarded . as one 'of BillDttEribStT4 a nd Walsall new• iswt. gaga. every the greatest blessings Providence, canbestOw, without' Evedni; e i . ... LISLE Pe ne and•W'hltikevin Pok Coach, goys with which the fi nest formed face is imperfect ; inattent i on ' tutu ..orses,* . an ' d a Goas-daft thearsy. Va.sei divitll Erato, to the teeth and gums is the .principal. game •ofin ' Apokbi Greatabridge Itir l lispped; Cstteriek, eihiroughbridith offensive breath. — BUTLEß'S VgGISTAIILI RESTORA- Wethert4, Merlotti, 4on:aster, and Grantham (the neared TIVE TOOTH POWE)ER is a most elegant and .certainl way bywieitiwn miles). Sets out every .I`..onlng, and re t orms. the jaunty' , with the greatest . faciEr • y. Pasif..gers • detained oa remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its the road by buitiness, or plea.stire, have the peculiar advaditsge of particular qualities are not simply contituki to clean.i Lie.. , ii. seats beim' secured in atte•neat Coath. sing the teeth, but will preserve ;item in the highest 1 CHEStER, and Pekk r lCGATr new Post Coach. Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderlarct, state of perfection ; it will render t hem beautifully I Newc EtkoNtrigh, Carrie. Fite. Insides only, every .a.- white, fasten such as may be lo os e , and restore them ioo":11.• at I . aabd .hree , o Clore. by way of Doncaster, Leant ham, ai,d to their original purity, entirely eradicate tlfe scnrvy s tarn i. r d . in the gums, causeiham to adhere close ml 4 firm to StYI4DEctLAND, •Stocluon, and Yam, new. Coach; orrery the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the i Morning, to the Marie Inn, Sundt:tar& /vIANCHESITER ' Wiitslow , Co et i ' Newcastle, NV a lvdl. breath delicately, sweet, relieve and cure- tide m emost an:st-WniiltbainPonPeit-Lroacli, every 4 ?lti mositt.Luarded. HREWSBL I RY, Wellingtem, and\ Sloffral • Poet-Wadi. the —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr-, Butler's, 4, Cheap.' Royal Claidotte;:every,Evenive..ar Fare 040 jell..—ia Gllide•eL side, corner of Paternoster - row ; an d retail by 43eLim a ' smritt.D arili.liatb . 6 . l4na Post c!..sack,, called the Suicide; and Sharp, Portsmouth;liallan44ehnson, Gosport; • hlll4 "erYl‘l67l3 " . SOUTHAMP Iti )-•I, Widefhwee, Mutiny, I.Yndlettrst Iv- A lloutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, l'orseta.i.,: . tcw, n0r , 41 , n, c ohtchm. b .. v on( „ tied , kno il ie b ri di e. wur ` ho ,.. , man, Exeter ;. Cookworthy, Glenville. Gilbert and , Po4ie, Lle Of Wig ay., leisey,ana Guutuaey Wai s ous, Lady Hotland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin;, BAxter and ; Blf-mrt 4O HAM Mercury Poe Coleai with a l•wardi "'s ti,l4:Yoturltl, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderstnn, Scott and , ;it evet s Aftsepoon, and reach.. 'broil 'rum next day a, N.iett. Catgil,sEdinburgh - ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, I bra. by ei t ord, , Enston, and bhipstone . . to the Saracen's H. Is!, Hull ;.'(h a nd Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and I Witsiasa 3. Mtn' NT A 111 and c s o. respectfully acquaint their synch, 3 d ter ; Bowen, Norwich 1 Ktlott and Friends andiheVt:bilc. I.t.St they will not be accouutable for -. ••• • LilVird; the arse ea Mee lon. t -, nee-litit. Lc: dolt irl ritkifl it ham ; Gregori; Brighton i `4141"8.4 ' Edwards Parcels or Lugene„ fee. la more than Five rounds Valise, It • unless eareritt as such and paid for wee dine , , .1 and Pelltrtia rsiespool ,• and of, m M [{lost respectalse .e.., . dicing Menliers in the United Kingdom in gromes . jit 1 - - 'Gs. 94.1. each. • 114IXiN Vrin 4by totemc ireit - t• itiehitt-Plate, 4.141 published there, and at the Stec -01110e, 'Lampiseller. -.NOM • ..