Star. — London, England, 1811-02-12 00:00:00

P■'' - ODE. • 1111110111111 AT THL LAST 'VOTING 01 TRZ 3111741%A1l 411.1111 IN DUBLIN. Callus. Raise the song of British glory, Proudest theme of martial story; Mingle in the choral strain, Heroes living, heroes slain ; Sound in !long the warrior name, Pride and boast of patriat fame ! r ♦ la. In every clime, co ever/ land, That rounds this fateful world, ludies P Egypt, or Iheria's strand, See Britain's flag unturrd ; Ever - proudly deom'd to wave Immortal ensign of the free and brave! CHO*I7II. Ever proudly doom'd to wave Immortal ensign of the free and brave! AIR. On victor wing, from Quebec's plain, A Wets s to iiiaven ascended— A NILSON, Gsosot's oceaursign, In glorious death defended ; And on Corunna's fatal share, Unequal numbers braving, With honour fell the gallant Mooar, In death, an army savant. Cuosus—With honour fell, &c. &c. BASS SOLO. But chief, that glee-lons and that dreadful day, When fate, suspended in confus'd affright, Knew not which mighty power to obey, _ _ Or yield to England Orin France the fight ! E'en in that hour, when ABEACROMBIA fell, Aid weeping triumph rang the Hero's knell, And Gallia's reeking standard sunk in shame ; Egypt's great warfare but bepn, It's last best glories all his own, Our Hurcninsew led on, and filrd the void of Fame! QueU'd the apostate MeNOU'S While the fue's rout, And victor's shout, From Nile's sevenfold stream, To Albion's shore proclaim, Not vainly Britons fought, nor Malicious's died, Then bright thy star, Hibernia, shone, The pride and strength of Britain's Throne. cattail/. Then bright thy star, &c. Ece. AIR. • And Erin still thy star shall shine, While honour fires the manly breast, Andpublie virtue's ray divine, • In daring action glows confect; _ _ While MOIRA lives, thy virtuous boast, OT CAVAN, BLtZSTORD, and DOTLZ Sustain thy cause in martial toil ; While pliant Coors and STENCIL/ thou asay'st claim, Or WILLINGTON, proud chief of fame; • Thy Champion, Europe, 'gainst the host Of Gallia's tyrant Chief abhorr'd: Yes! yes ! Hibemia's star will shine, While winds shall blow, And ocean low, The pride and strength of listutessica's line! CIIIOROS, FINALE. Raise the song to British glory, Proudest theme of martial story; !dingle in the choral strain, Heroes living—heroes slain; P. Sound in song the warrior name, Pride and boast of patriot fame! • , - The fall of snow in the neighbourhood of Ban• bridge, on Thursday, surpassed any remembered by the.oldest person there ; the turnpike road near Dromore was completely filled up between the hedges. The coaches for Dublin and Belfast, with the aid of the passengers, made good their journies, till they got about hall way between Dromore and Banbridge, where both found it impracticable to pro ceed farther. The mail coach from Dublin, being in company with the Newry fly, assisted by the passen gers (14 in number) gut those coaches drawn into, Banbridge ; but the coach from Belfast arriving at the'same plaee,,some time after, was left in the snow, where it remained till Sunday, when it was remora; by the exertinns of some Banbridge gentlemen, Who I took much trouble in collecting nearly 200 men to cut open this part of the road. One of the Martello Towers on the coast of Esse:, dear St. Osyth, has given way. Its first inclinatiog was several feet one way : in order to restore it to itS situation, the ground was excavated on the other side, and it has now gone back with an inclination in nearly the same proportion the other way. What is very sin gular, though the fabric must have sustained a great degree of percussion, no crack or fissure appears in the brick-work. A monster in human shape has recently been very active in the neighbourhood of Hampstead, in malt- 4 ing unmanly and indecent attacks on unprotected fo.l males. He met a lady of respectability, a Mrs. B—, on Friday last, on the road leading from Highgate to Hampstead, and after treating her in the most in human manner left her in a lifeless state near to Lord Mansfield's park-gate. She was shortly afterwards discovered by a gentleman accidentally passing, who conveyed her to her residence. A very atrocious attack was lately made upon the centinel pasted at General Floyd's door, in Cork, about two o'clock in the morning. A man wrapped up in a great coat passed the centinel at that hour, and hay ing given the customary reply to the sentinel's chal lenge, and passed on a few paces, 'turned suddenly about, and discharged a pistol at him, which unfortu nately wounded him severely in the foot, a little be -1 low the ancle. The centinel immediately fell, and the assasin fled. Whilst down, however, the soldier loaded his piece, and fired it in the direction which the villain had taken, but unluckily without effect.— As-soon as this daring outrage was communicated to the Sheriffs, a pursuit was commenced with the most laudablepromptitudeafter the offender, but he escaped. A man of the name of John Oughtcn, formerly a rsident at Kenilworth, but who has for about the last 15 or 16 years beets employed in a brewery at Co. ventry„ was examined on Tuesday, before C. G:, Wade, Esq. and committed to the county gaol for re-examination, charged, upon his owu confession, on violent suspicion of having wilfully murdered, at Keailworth, one Richard Whitton, (4 young man of irreproachable character, and of respectable connec tions) on the 20th of October, 1790. Charles Lee, late a resident of Kenilworth, and who, our Readers will recollect, was sentenced to fourteen years trans portation at the last Assizesior that county, forhaving Imged Bank of England bills, first made a disclosure of this lamentable, and hitherto inysterieus transac tion. We understand he has beeit detained frost waili4g with the other convicts from Portsmouth, F ' oaanuication. -• , WZMUTN.FRBIIUdRT 7. LONDON 1141117:4 • . . • RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-Uwe, locludillEAWY Rosa Ike Withal January to the 24 of Feb. Total 12,331 quarters. Average 995. 1141-Is. 2.1 d. lower thaw last return. A RETURN 0 F'FLOUR , From the 26tk of January to the Ist of February. Total 11,021 sacks-Average 841. fad. os. tad. lower than last return. INSPECTOR'S RE I'URN AT UXBRIDGE, Pebruary7. Mint per load 211. 'M. to 271. Os. Barley, per quarter 341. we to 421. -d. Oats Vie. •-14 to 365...--d, Beans 541. -d. to sss. -d. New ditto 425. -d. to 465. -d. Peas 54,. -d. to sns. -4 SMITHFIELD MARKET, February 11. To sink the Offal per stoat of slb. Beef 4s. ed. to ss. 4d. Veal ss. Od. to As. 041 Mutton 4s. ed. to ss. ed. Pork es. Od. to 7s 0.1. MEAD Or CATTLE TUIS NAT. Beasts, about 2310-Sheep and Lambs, 15,700. Calves, 130-Pigs, 290 NEWGATE AND LEADENi-LAI.I. MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 4s. 04. to ss. 04.1. Veal 51. Od. to 7s. Od Mutton 41. 4d. to ss. 44. Pork Ss. 4d. to 7s. Od Sheep Skins 3s. Od. to 4s. 6d. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Sr. JAMES ' S. NVEITECUAFIL. 51. rss. to Id. 154. Hay 61. Gs. to 91. 121 31. Iss. to 41. 41. Clover 11. 84. to 101. 100 Straw N. Ss. to 31. 15s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags Pockets 5). ss. to 71. 15s. Kent el. Os. to (A. Os. N. Os. to 71. Os. Susses 51. 10s. to 71. 158. RAW HIDES. Best Nelfers and Steers (per I Ordinary Is. id. to Is. 70d stone) 21. 81 to 3s. od. Market Calf 1.18. Od. each Mb:1.111ov 2s. 01 to Is. 24. English Hoist 11.. to 14s. 04 - COAL MARKET, February 11. ' _ .. Nothing can exceed the joy with which the public accounts of his MAJESTY'S progressive recovery itas diffused here among all ranks. It has been consi derably heightened by a private letter from Windsor, written by a Nobleman of high rank, corroborating this gratifying event. The King's loyal subjects of this Town, rejoicing in every good that . can attend a Sovereign, who has conferred so many marks of gra cious kindness towards them, once more anxiously hail the cheering prospect of his MAJESTY'S early re pairing hither to enjoy the salntary effects of sea• bathing, in full hope and confidence that it will again perfect the happy issue that has on every former si milar occasion been attended with the most benign effects to our beloved Monarch. The Ball at HARVEY'S Room, yesterday evening, was attended by the O ffi cers of he llth Light.Pra goons and Dorset Militia, and a numerous assemblage of fashion and beauty. Lieutenant-Colonel Coot= is arrived at RUSSELL'S Hotel, to pass a few days previous to joining his Re giment. It would be an additional gratification to us, were it a prelude to the return of the 2d Somer set Militia, and again to form a part of this brigade. Subscriptions have been set on foot for the erection of a statue to his MAJESTY, and also for the relief of the British prisoners in France; both projects are going on with great spirit. Kent Sussex J. George and J. Holmes were yesterday charged at the Mansion-house, with stealing several boxes for camera obscurat, the property of Mr. Nightingale, of Leadenhall-street.—J. Fryer stated, that while rest ing the goods in Bishopsgate Church-yard, on Satur day evening, when taking them home, one prisoner attracted his attention, by asking his way to Moor ,fields, while the other ran away with the property.— Two Officers from Lambeth-street Office produced the property, which they found on Holmes, while , in company with the other prisoner. They were re manded. John Bloxhy, nine years of age, and tis mother, were charged with stealing 24. yards of cotton from the door of Mr. Thresher, a linen draper, at Aldgate. A patrole saw the woman give something to the boy, who ran away; but being taken into custody, gave up the cotton, and spewed where he took it from. They were both fully committed. Sunday morning - Criciet, aged 85, in the Weavers' Almshouses, Norton Falgate, was disco vered,with his throat cut in such a desperate manner as to preclude all hopes of his recovery. A female relative who used to assist him, was apprehended in consequence, and examined at Worship -street, but discharged; the general opinion being, that he had perpetrated the fact himself, having some years since given proofs of insanity. In the night of Friday se'nnight, the Bahk of Messrs Banfield and Co. in Falmouth, was entered ; several locks, including that of the iron chest, unlocked, and the chest robbed of notes to a great amount. The locks were telocked again, and the robbers got off with , their booty. A few days ago, a person went to the - different Clerks of several of the most eminent Barristers, and gave them a"case for an opinion ; at the same time tendering a check, and receiving change. This trick was practised on more than twelve before the checks were found out to be forgeries. The Birmingham coach was robbed a few days ago of a trunk, containing jewellery, &c. to the amount of 12400. A most daring robbery was committed at ten o'clock yesterday morning, in High -street, Mary-la bonne. The shop of Mr. Larouch was broken open at that early hour, and robbed of watches and other articles, with which the thieves got clear off. Saturday last W. Pagett was committed to Ox ford Castle, charged with stealing a quantity of fag got wood from the premises of John Wright of Ast hall. The same day John Bridcot and Joseph North were committed on suspicion of having stolen two turkies and four rabbits, the property of R. Clerke, Esq. of Kingston. Monday se'nnight was committed to Dorchester Castle, H. Mahon, labourer, charged with breaking open the shop of Mr. Lacy and Mr. Bower, in the market-place, Blandford, but discovered in time to prevent any goods being removed. Bread 2s. the kW-ureic. Lewes, Feb. 4.—Our Stock Market, on Tuesday last, was suppked with Cattle and Sheep; nearly, if not grate all of which wee, and. Beef was from Ss. to 51. ad. Mutton front La. 6s. and fat Pigs at from ss. 9d. to M. per atone of 8 pounds. Chichester market, on Wednesday, was abundantly supplied with every kind of stock, and sales were bal.lrJy effected. Tadao—Wheat, 345. 2d. Barley 13s. Sd. Oats 10s. •id. Sr. Cos.vssa.--Beat What 311 a. to Vas. 61 Barley 14s. id. soouiw—Wheat 113 s. Od. Barley 14s. 6d. Oats HELSTON..-Wheat 351.--Rarley 161. Sr. Ausvez.t.—Wheat 30$. to 335. Barley 14s. to 15s. 64. Oats Ss. 6d. I.l!:traan—Wheat (16 gaits.) 225. to 451. Barley 10. 6d. Oats ' CAMILI Wheat 30s, a 3514.6 d. Earley 13s. a 16s. Oats Ss. 6L DIVIDENDS. apd Joaquim Christian insurance-br4ers and Gtiffing, • • ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Rev. J. Stockdate, M.A. of Benet Coilsge Cambridge, to the , Vicarage of Kingerby, Lincolnshire. • • Rev. T. E. Williams, to be Chapbsb WS, County Gaol and Bridewell of Reading, Berke. Rev. lames Currey, Fellow of Benet . College, Cambridge, to' , the Rectory of Thurning, Norfolk, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. P. Sandiford. Rev. S. Hudson, to the Rectory of Hutton, Cumberland, va• car.s by the decease of the Rev. S. Lewthwaite. Rev. James Webber, student of Christ Church. and despl; to the Archbishop of York, to the vicarage of Sutton,. shepsthorpe, Yorkshire. Rev. John Vander Meulen, LL.B. vicar of and chaplain to ViSCOnit Grimston, to the minor caned, inn in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, vacant by the decease of the Rev. Dr. Champnem. BIRTHS. On the 7th Inst. of a daughter, at Beech-house, Ringwood, the Lady of Charles Jenkinson, Esq. M.P. Saturday, the Countess of Mansfield, of a sow MARRIED. Thursday LW, at Pangbourne, Berke, the Rev. George Hulnse, of Shinfield, in the sane County, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Symonds Etterdon,l). D. of Bere-court. Rev. nutley BeMeld, of Primley Hill, Devonshire, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of Thomas Daniel, Esq. of Bristol. Rev. John Dnlignen ' to Eliza, eldest daughter of the Rev. Archdeacon Yonge . of Swaffham, Norfolk. • Rev. Wm. Warren, of Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, to Miss Hicks, of Exeter. DIED. At St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, Sir Hercules Langreshe, Sunday morning, at I.ady Sahoun's house, in New Caveudisl , . street, the Hon. Simon Fraser, of CO3 WI V, batk ,r, after only a few hours illness. At Uckfield, Sussex, on the 7th inst. Mrs. Newton, relict of the late Rev. G. Newton, Rector of Islisld, in the same county. Wednesday, at his house in Argyle-street, Christopher,Ceates Porter, Esq. Major of the West London Militia. On the let inst. at the Rectory House, Sanderstrad, Surrey, io the 22d year of her age, Mrs. Courtney, wife of the Rev. John Omrtney (only daughter of the Rev. Edmund Ferrer, Rector of , Clieriton, Hems.) On the 26th nit. at his seat at Severe; near Worcester, at the advanced age of 86, the Rev. T. R. Nash, D. D. rector of ' Leigh, Worcester hire, and in commission of tke peace for that county. in his 77th year, the Rev. Robert Hoad, M. A. curate of Guy• hire, le the Isle of Ely, and master of the Grammar Schedl of HolbeacitoLincelna hire. ' Rev. H. Lucas, eldest spoof William Lucas, Esq. of Hollowell, Northimptossilre. Rer, I `db van Aar of Asalastos. - •• ' • . ~{~~ Glt. Mal, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. HICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the Gravel and Stone, staepage of Urine, Complaim s in mil Back and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Lintbegti, &e. Of the various complaints inoidert to the human frame, tbe• • are Done more dreadful ip their suture, nor more alaruur g their consequences, than tfie Gravel and Stone. They are c,,!”. plaints to which every person, even the most tiboentiows, to liable, as the air we breathe and the water w e drink are i nt , tg. Hated particles wit:ch net only cause these excruciatkg ;urea, but art! a foundation for every other apecles of die. HICK ILAN . * 0411iilitl Pi3.4.!1, composed of the Wee innocent gradients, bate been found of Angular efficacy, in not uni t ' strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but happilc J t . stroying the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the above cam:plaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty conve st4m „ , and banishing every pernicious tendency to those ilisureurs, seals our ednfinetnern. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Clseapakle, cornet of Paternoster-row; Scott, Baxter and C o.and smith, burgh and glasgow; C.arglH sad Scott, Edinburgh; flosiand, (ironvill and Son, Gilbert, Haydoo, Plymouth; Ntortvc:y and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner,. Hull; Malory and Juni., Ports's ; %sup, Portsmouth ; Jogget, Taunus:l; rewnsan, 1: se. us• Crutwell and 41inns, Bath • Bowne, Bristol ; Hull Jii,l Briwne, New York ; and moat iordiskliers in every town, to 10111 k at to. Ad .each. r! 'HOSE who suffer nervous mamma fiom weak: •/- ness of stomach, obstritetedblie, and Lad iligestion, ;till IA relief InSPILShUitY's PATEN I . ANTISCORKITIC DitOPS, which eVoy all the properties of calomel, witlsoot its b'ritalsiity ; they also consult the health of the siontach, by promoting the ap. petite, and an increase of spirits as the health hitproves.--hi seated abscesses, where a cure einid scarcely be contemp'..l-,d, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the hest twis ts of success. In Eruptive, Seropholons, 'Gouty, And Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is establimli:d.—West totua orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soilo-square, Luttdott. The genuine Medicine has flit grvernment duty rutted on a black ink stamp, and the words, " Dy the King's Patect,'' ,;. pressed on the bottle, bill al direction, and outside wrapper. Sold 15, Se' is ,mull bottles at ie. 61. datilik -. • _ . a t Sabsi-aquaro,.. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 10s. and larger Xi. 14.—Coospoutid Essenee Ss. 2 Newcastle le SS& Od. to 09s. 64. " I Sunderland ft 48.. Sd. to 595. 64. • DiXOWS AN111311.101`5 PILLS. COUNTRY MARKETS. ' 'THESE PILLS have long olaained a jut: ctqe. ilicss Or GRAIN AT Tali FOLLOWING MAIMITS. -a- billy in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Duo; Apothecary, and from their great seeress in many o.l;:itate L . BA siNosToscie—Wbeit 1024 Od to 110 s Od per Quarter. Barley 36s Od to (Os Od I Beans 494 o d to 564 o d lieu s Disorders, our numerous patients of iiiiti:sclien and othre,, Gam • ' St.ls Od to SO. 6d Pease 004 Od to 004 o d particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir Gorge Wirren, thy Bread 2s S4d. parlance. Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Visrnantasf 14t:iseley, &L . . t.a. Hess s t v.—Wheat 78s Od to lu9s Od per Qr. he was persuaded to offer them to the pub:tc, urahlr Car ai. Barley as. od to 40; od I Beans 4irs Od to .55s od probation and sanction of their rams,. Oats 21, Od to Si. Od Pease 4 5 e eel to :as 041 They are found to be an ineontparalsie remedy for rosTWrg • Bread Ss. Sid: per gallon, ski tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for previtite.g MAlDENszAsh.—Wheat 96s Od to 113 s Od per Qr. erudiies, and their coueequent disagreeable eructations and fLe.. They prevent habitual and temporary eostax.ent•ss, i'e•c Barley Sfs 04 to 43. 0d Beans 42s od to 57s 04 k i wi"' heart.burn,•which ts isecaroned by 'pregr...: , , Oats tRa Od to 37s Od I Prase . 49s od to 59s Oti head-aches, and Nawsuar.—Wheat 86. Gd to Ilts Od per Qr. i • and a debilitated stomach, wbether aridtst e froni the =jimmy of Barley sos Od to SR. Od I Pease 43$ od to 50, Oct , the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking tu'excess. Oats 24s Od to SO* 04 Beaus 49, Od to SS, ode Copy of a Letter from MM. Ilemietr. ; 511t...-1 have been in the ilabit. of tain:i Tow. Diaales Ar..u. . Bread 4e Sd per gallon. Lou. Pills with the greatest success, 6v ,he last 'three year, pi::- ReaotiPto.--Wheat 96s Od to 111* 64 per Quarter. Barley 53, Od.to 415 Od I Beans 444 Od to 65 4 Od ticticrly when pregnant; I have recommended them to ser. : . Oats Sit Ad to 30. Od Pease 43s od to Ss 01 . rat of my female acluaintances in a sharl'or dtariaa, also ro Bread 2s. 4d. per gullon. • malty gentlemen who are in the habit of frequeolliog Ow hoot:. Being quite oat of the Pills, I should thank Tou.,je mod nae two - BANBURY, Feb. 7. —Wheat 1 is. 9d. to 14*. Beans 6s. 7s. 4d. per bushel.—Barley iey SO,. to 494. Oass 245. to SOs. per quarter.— offi your Family Boxes, as I am nose within six weeks of my so- nement. Mr. Bennett is Postmaster. - - as 1 er.- tr. , and as soon as I reoioiti the Pills I will remit yua a post:cithee orderto the amount; Hotel, Hereford, I ant,Sic, your obrillent servant, January 14, lane. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Burl4's, NO. 4, C.ituni!.'", corner of Paternoster:row ; Baxter add Co. and burgh and Glattgow; Holland, Gran/rill NM San, arrectiib- t !ad H•Tdon, Plymouth; Harding, cosp,::; *who:Fry and Son., Dublin; Peck and Ttirurr, 41;11/ NiktfV, Aliuut, and Jones, Poruea; Shari, Pitivogth Carg"l.:.l Scott Edinburgh; Jogntt ll Taunton ; Trait4n ; C- Well ant Binas , Bath ; Brown, Wirral; Rult dia Tai; *Amnia country medicine sinderstillablitillnunt. I O. EAST, WEST, PiCtitTfi s ibi r daritfft) L. CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS TRAVninLttntl; '" • TROIA - Joaqahn Ana imes_ " Stocqueler, of Ab- ' THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW .H . mercliants, Marsh 1 1 liE following POST - COAL T 3 s 4 put at're ' church-lane, L ... 2, at eleven, st Thos. n ~ of the Borough-road. : 1 - duced prices: To EXETER, only Two tuideai, rnsiin; St.Gouge'onlinktilkOns shopkeeper, daunt 2, at ten, at Gelid- and .E 9 12s. 6d. Inside, to PLYMOUTH, at Seven o'Clockunn hall, Lonsloan-Mbeanikuadbne, latent Derby,,merchant, Muck i Morning, with a Guard and Lamps thrones Hotshots, Ausinsta, 4, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Derby.—James Robertson, late ! Bridport, Blandfonl, and Salisbury, to Mr. WIDIDSDI'IIs libm's of Lydd, Kent, linen-draper, March 5, at ten, at Gu il dhall, Lon- ! Arms, Plymouth; and to the King's Anus, Dock. don.—Thontas Eva" et Catord.stree, lidlidlesex, victualler, 1 CHESTER, Newport, and Whitchurch New Poenboach, March a, at one, at Gulkllutll.—Thos.RowLvdson, Joseph Bates, ' every Evening at'Flve q'Clock. Sam. RownuulsOn, Edward Isaac, and Win. Ellen, of Cheapside,.l - BOS rom, . Spalding, Peteiliareogh, Stilton, and Huntidirden merchants, March 2, at twelve, at Guildhall.—D aniel Jones, of ! new Royal Mad Coach, este out every Eye/ling.—Ca. :dm awn Pentre Bach, Glamorgandske, grocer and Iliten.draper, Feb. 210 : Boston to. npibby, Louth, Gritasby, and Hull. at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, • Wain Ilignell, of 1 ' LIVERPOOL, Warringlin Kingsford, Stone, and Litcheelil Great St. Helen's, London, broker, M • 2, at twelve, at Guild- Post Coach , called the Expidition, every Enening at Five o'Llock, hall—John Dawes, Wm. Noble, Richard nnemy Croft, and Rd. Ito the Angell Inn, Diknstreet; Livernool.—Guardell throngliest. Barwick, of Pall Mall, bankers and copal Maras 2, at ten, BATH and BRISTOL Final Pest-c oaciesintkrotiginChsppea at Guildhall.—Fox Smith and Wm. Herrin*, of Addhnstreet, , ham, Caine. and Marlborough, ewery n Aftemoon ; at: ire at dlr. London, warehousemen and coparnoers, Marsh 5, an eknen ' at May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath , and the London T avern, Tito- Guildhall.—Thomas White, of the Borou,A ,of Southwark, ha- I Mar.-street, litristol, text Morning.—Coachen to n'tlls, Bilk berdasher, May 4, at one, at Guildhall.- - Josenli Staples Smith, water, Taunton, Ate. of Liverpool, shoe-maker, March 5, at ten, at Guildhall, I.on- LEEDSasew light Conab i called the Rockingham, sell MO EMD`r dos.—Josepll Dirkenson,Wns. Dickenson, sea. and Wm.Dickett. Morning at Eight o'Clock, carries four insides ?illy, win aeuson. son, jun. late pf Bread.sueet, London, copartners, merchants, inukably ealy, with a Guard throughout. Paalny tbrestsh tan.• March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Robe,pe t of Lincoln's-inn- ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybnidge, to nts fields, merchant, March 9, at ten, at =Wm. Wood. Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noes. Notwithstanding tit man of Lime-street-square, Loadoo, Maltinel9iattel, at Guild- uncommon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to be the wen ha11 , .. -John Carter, of sandwich, Kent,draper, March 1.5. at 11, at I agreeable and cauplete.pablic conveyance on . the Vann Ili:, Guildhall, I.ondon.—John Owe* Purim." .Tbomas Chase Pa- i Wan unerralled in accommodation by any tither. . . trick, late of Suffolk-lane, London, jusuraue:e.brokers, Ltarch , d, I Xn..I4DAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lorndale, !Eno-, at eleven, at Gulldhall.--Wm. Patty Huteninion, of Liverpool, ' Chorley;firmskirk, and Uarstaag Post Coaches, every Ant:roan wholesale grocer, March 4, et one. at the George Inv, Dale-street, 1 at Vane ci'Clock—Guarded. Liverpool.—. Wm. Matthews, at Brown'aciane. SI ital-fieids, Mki- i GLASGOW Longtowe n Gretna-Orem...Annan, nnimine.-n Mese:, carpenter, March 2, at twelve, at. Guildhall.—Jereanala ; Brewnhill, 1 In:ruhill, SamulainKila, Cumnor.k n inansw‘n, aini Clayton, jun. of Leeds, Yorkshire, wonlstapier, March 4, at ell. 1 all pane of Scotland, Camperdown Coach 4 Dann_ . yen, at the Bu ll and`Mouth Inn, Leeds.—lnichard Read, of Loth- ! YORK, Newcasth• ail Edinburgb raw - Oise, p•rfrrmel bury, London, factor, May 4, at twelve, at Ouildlia/L—Diniel ° With a Guard through:nen sets out every 'Mendes at Hannon Freeman, Win. Sykes, and John Freeman, of Church - scree :, Ber. ! Six e'Clock, by sure of Mundt,. Rano* Todowier, Dankannius mondsey, Surrey, and also of Bristol, leaßber•factors, March SC), Nurthallerton, Durham, luiorpetb, and Berwick. kaAlogi%rs at twelve, at Guildhall, Londen.—Besinamin Rce y, of New t finding thenwelvgs inclined ~'4.01n the length of the ene Bend -street, Middlesex, taylor, March 16, at eleven, at Culla- real what 4:ne they ple:t.e, and then proceed on wintent any a:- bal.—lsaac Cooke, of Gravesend, Kent, carpenter, April In at ' dinonal Fans. 1. Clark, the Black Swale, Coney-street, Yon, eleven, at Guildhall, London.—Jameo Nicholls,, late of Cray's runs Coactes tb froaderiaad, Hun. Scarborough, Whitby, an Inn, Middlesex, scrivener, March 16, at eleven, at Gaikihall onier places. .. .. . . , Robert Lawrence, of Prospect-row, Dockhead, Surrey, corn and . BitiDninNOßTH and Walsall, new Post ecncli, est!? coal-dealer, March in, at eleven, at Guildhall, Ltindon.—Betna- Evenitl.;. min Best, `of Great St. Helen's, Eishopnate.street Within, I.on- • CARLISLE, Prorith, and Wldtinsaven'Plast Coarb, gees en!' don, merdlant-tayler, March 2, at eleven, at Gaildhall.—Wm. Font Huesca, and a Guard allitisnotraen dialws through litouln, Wentworth DesdraanYttppss ,, Bennet Stevenson Morgan, .and Peter Appleby, Greetebridge, Rickusintid, wick, Bersniahlxidg , M'Taggart, of Sulk& , London, merchants, March 16, at Wethirbya.A.berforst, Doncaster, and rantliarn (the Linen u n • 'eleven, at Guild h all.—Richard Forster , of High-street, Blooms- by eighteen miles). Sets out every n ornirg, arid pera . Yati I! :! bury, Middlesex, c h eese m o n ge r , March 2, at one, at G3ildhall. ; joerney with the greatest. facility. Fassingres Intl.:int or. Cd . e 1 road by business, so pleasant, lavethe plisneliaratinnenge art their -- ' • HIGH WATEP4T i.oNgioP scoppE,To-14ORROW. ' n i ts b ri . secnx . t . 4is th e near coach., ~ t . Mornfog - ' ! :4O minutes after 4 • Afteniosso , ! 57 millet:tn . after 4 ECLlt ir Snli, a new Flying Post-Goink. to yea. Sunderland, A Evening, at Four o'Cuck,by Way bt Doncaster; Grantham, .::.1 TAR. FOTHERGIL'a NERVOUS CORDIAL . &s t et d, er 410+ 0 DROPS, are reepWasended fee the. Cum of the following , SUNDERLAND, Stockton, .and Yens Wen Coach verl Disorders--Lowness Ind Nervous Affections , Consumptions, M o r n i n g, t o th e G eo r ge In n , Sunderland... Hypochondriann, Hysterics, Spasms , Palsy, Apoylexy, Loss a MANCHES PER., Wimnow, Cansletan, Neincanle, ‘4"ahall, Appetite, Bilious Complain ts, Cdnvulslons and Fits attending ' and Wolverhampton Ton-Ctlack, iveryinftentoon.—Guannd. Pregnancy proceeding from a diroodered . stun of the Stotnacb, 6HREWSBURY, WeUitigton, and MAMA, Post-Coach, the and Indliestion arcompaniodhy Sieloibusd4o.. s, Heanburns, kr- Royal Charlotte. every Evening at The censsek —Guarded. The following is anothenproof .pf *l n efficacy : f SHEFFIELD and Rotlmprimut Post-Quick, called the 1,4)&4- Si a—After a very bad! time in Ctißdted, I was so reduced u ham, every 'Morning. not to be able to torn myself in bed; with this extreme weakness I BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post-coach, with a Guard, sits C 2 thete was founda most alarming nervous weakness; I Mt a con- ratty afternoon, ann reaches Drmingham next day at TWOD..--- MAUI lowness and gel log, and orasetimm my heart would seem P arses by' Oxfo rd, Inuit, anJ hldpstunc so toe Saracen% L lew!, A though it would stand etW, when 1 was obliged to sprit% up to null -street, Ilintsinehant. . . gasp tor breath. In this dreadful situation a friend brought me 1 TO lENtimq and Lintoittotte...el4. - Dady;' at thliTa•: a bottle of your POTRERO/1:S Neavoos CORDIAL Daoes ;in a r,'•ear, Half-past Two, niainpast Four, and Ralf-nast Sen a o'cLeg• I.:w dafs I was able to turn myself in bed, and by persisting in i tiaßTFoat), Ware, liraddesdon, and Ottawa Coach, every its use, I have completely recovered, and been able to suckle My. ! isorning. • child. S'u, your huts Servant, 1 WILLIAM B. Zvi enteral% and Co. respectfony mesa rat tbt:r Deptford, Nov. 14. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheorlde, comdk,erßYallol.hlEl. Paternoster- ' Friends or aDd L the P r obt , gi :c e. , Ll: f at: i te m ). :. 5 . ‘ 1 12 1 n F ot i... ,e vu ect ut eu ie t s n l cbte . a. 1, , A .: . ; : - , 5 1, 1 . . r: raw; Cargil, Smithy and Marglentnn. 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