Star. — London, England, 1807-10-22 00:00:00

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Welt Halifax Volunteer Infantry. William Moore, Gent. to be Enrign. Dated Sept 12, 5807 . John Crof,ley, Ger.t. to be ditto. aced Septenther 23, 8:7. • Sheffield Volunteer Infantry. Francis Fenton, Erg. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; Major Thrima. Leader to he Lieutenant Colonel; Captain Jo f-ph Read to he Major; I.ieutenant Robert Wade to be Captain.. Dated September 29, 1807. Lieutrant ;odirey.Machon to be Captain. Dated Sepi. 30.1837 Lieutenant john Yeomans to be ditto. Dated Odlober 1. 1807. Lieutenant 'Posting Afline Ward to be ditto. Dated Oet. 2, 18..7. Lieutenant Matthew lepron'to he ditto. Dated Odlober 8, *BO7. Enfign Charles Pickfld yto iv: I kutenant Dated Sept. 29. 1807. Enfign Inhu Turners to be ditto. Dated September 10.1807. Er fign John Ardron to be ditto. Dated Gaither t. 1807. Enfign George Tillotron to be ditto. Dated Odtober 2, 1807 Enhgn John Blake to he ditto Dated Odober 3, tBl7 Jofeph Nowell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Odtober 4, t 837. Far Thomas Walton to be ditto. Dated Odloher g, t 8 Y 7 John Brown. Gent to be ditto. Dated Odlober 9,1807 Simon liciford Gt nt tnhs Elifign. Dated September 09, tBO7 Thomas Barber, Gent. to b! ditto. Dated September 30, /807 Charles Richard Clarke, Gent. to be ditto Dated Odtober 1,1807 James Hall, Gmt. to be ditto. Dated (Metier 2, 58c7 John Willey, Gent to he ditto. Dated Odlober 3,1807 Thomas Bradbury, junior, Gent. to he ditto: Dated Od: 4, 18:7 Halifax V.ltinteer Infant►y. Etifign Samuel Smith to he l.ieurcnan•. Dated Sept: 29,1887 Enfign Charles Whiteley to hc ditto. Dated September 30, 18)7 Enfign George Pollard to be ditto. Dated. Odlober 1,1807 Fnlign Charles Cartledge to be ditto. Dated Odtoher 1, l8.:1 Sam :el Stansfield, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Sept. 29,1807 Robert Parker, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September 30,1807 Jams Briggs, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Odtober t,itto7 Commitlions in the Suffolk Militia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant.—Weft Regiment. I ientenant Phigip Smith to be Capta'n, vice Brooks. Dated Sep- tcmher ts, 18;6 James Bon fellow, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 21.1805 John Parker. Gent to he ditto. Dated November ao, 1805 Thomas M'Dougall. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Auguit as, 1806 Edward,Reeve. Gent. to he ditto. Dated September r 5, 'Zoo Frederick H ingerfnll. Gent. to be ditto. Dated April t 4, 1807 George Mingay. Gent. to ho ditto. Dated June 16,18;7 Harry St Clair Gent. to he Enfign. Dated November as. 18c6 Tomas Resin, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated December r, 1806 George Gooch, Gent. to he ditto. Dated March 1, 1807 Eat! Regiment. Lienterrant Nun R. Pretyman to be Captain, vice Lloyd ; Charles Crefpigry. Efq. to be ditto, vice Betts. Dated July 18 07. Thomas tiarrhon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July t,1836. Allen Rankin, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Augult as, 1806. J. R. Blakeley, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Jan. as, 1805 Thomas Boyce Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jan a 6, 182 s. —Si me., Gent to be ditto. Dated Auguft as, 18 0 5. Thomas Kett. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. t, 18os Nallt. Gent to be ditto. Dated February 24. 1307. William I.aycon, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 1807. Commit Eons fipned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk. WoodbridgeVolunteer Infantry. John Garret, Efq to be Captain; Robert Cana, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Francis Miles and James Wild, Gents. to be En figns. Dated Feb. ao, 1807. Ipfwich Volunteer Ir Etntry. Simon Jackaman, Efq. to be Captain Commandant. Dated Ja nuary t, tBo7. John Gooding, and Benjsmin Batley Catt, Gents to be Enfizns. Dated February 20, 1807. • Fourth Corps f Yeomanry Cavalry. Stephen Shillito, Gent. to Ise Lit utenant. Dated April 14, 1807. Hollefley Bay Volunteer Infantry. ---WaHegEfq to he Captain. Dated July I, a -4. Nil !ant Steggall, jun. Gcnt,to be Eiiiign. Dated April 24, 1807. Samuel Gililug, Gout to be ditto. Dated July r. any. Bofmcre and Clayd ,, n Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Robert !Ceding= John Peacock, to be Captains; Wm. Skemming, ---- Carter. William I reds, to be Lieutenants; George Simplon. and Robert Fellll,Gentl. to be nil - taus. All dated May 19,1807. Colneis Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Enfign John Linftead to be Lieutenant; john Chandler and James Ford, Gents. to be Enegns. AU dated as above Hartfmere Ranters Veluntcer Infantry. George Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated A uguit is, 'Soy. David Waugh, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Aug a, acy Hadleigh Volunteer Infantry. Chriftopher Tennant, Gent. to be EtiOgn. Dated July se, 1807 Tuntiall, Blaxhall, and Iken Volunteer Infantry. John Brown, Efq. to be Captain ; Ifaae Waynian and William Mots, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; Jeremiah Culltim and Robert Aldous, Gents. to be Enligns. Dated Auguft a 7, acy Bungay Volunteer Infantry. James Turner, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 9,1807. Benacre and Wrentham Volunteer Infantry. John Clarke, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. is, z Soy 13eccics Volunteer Infantry. William Hook, Gent. to be Lietittnant ; and John Brown, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 14, 18 7. Dunwich Volunteer Infantry. Robert Marilain, Efq. to be Captain ; and Daniel Packard, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dared September 10, igen. PART FR SHIPS DISSO LV ED. klizabetb Hookey and Charles Moon, of Southampton, claymifts and druggilts.--Odober 6, any James Lees and Richard Clough Bury, of Mancheiter-06tober 15, tBo7 Hodfon and Joynfun, of Liverpool, timber merchants-06tober ;x,18 0 7 - George Naylor, Thomas Sanderfon, William Cooley, and Daniel i Bramm all, of Sheffield, tableknik cutlers—Odtuber t 3, t 807 John 1 hacker, and Company, of Wilne mills, Derbylbire, and Fifkerton, NottinghanAire, cotton•fpinners,fn fu far as relates to John Thacker—Oelohcr 7, 1807 Them zee Robrrtfon and Nthevaiali Gerrard, of Manchefter, cot• ton fpit.ntr:,—Odlollor 13, t 807 junn Molder and William Flanders, of Juhn-flreet and Well's ltreet. Oxford-road—Odloher to, 1807 I,Vdtiana Charles Lake and I;i:cage Brown, of Liverpool, merchants --O .1.0btr17,1837. rrancis Ball and Company, of Briftol bnlior4—Sept 31,1817 Stewartfon and Harper, of Norwich, manutadturen.--March 25, 18 7 Neale, Hedges, Grace, and Woodcuck,tif Aylefbury, Buctingbant thi re, bankers—October 10.1807 linmas Hopper and Ralph Wcfton, of Mastqlltßer, liquor mer• chants-04101)er 16, 1837 A fiongular circumllance recently hlppened in the neighbourhood of Ha'ehatch. The fifh ponds of a gentleman, which communicated with the river Colne, having been repeatedly robbed, the owner at length Rationed tome labourers to watch during the night. After waiting fume time they perceived a man fwimming up true river, until he came to the fills pond, where he filled a fack, which he brought with him, with fifh, and began to fwim b..ck. He was hailed by the men on one fide of the river, and ordered to come on Rime, but teeing four of them he declined, and endeavoured to make the oppofite bank, where only one was Rationed, but who would sot let him come on fhore. The man foram fome diflance followed by the men on the barks, and at ittngth got on fhore on the bank where o nly one man on watch was Rationed. A fcuffle enfued, in which the man on watch wounded the robber fn feverely with a hanger, that he died foon after his return home. A Coroner's Jury returned a verdift of inful Murder, and the labourer has been committed Cu take his tsial. HORRID MURDERS. Two of the molt atrocious murders, perhaps, ever committed, were perpetrated at Hoddefdon, in Hertford(hire, upon Mrs. WARNER, the wife of Mr. WARNER, an eminent brats founder, of the Crefcent, in Jewin-ftreet, and another Lady, a relative of the family, then upon a vifit with her. The particulars we have been able to learn, are as follow : Mr. WARNER, formerly. of Fore (treet, has his ma nufaCtory and counting houfe in the Crefcent, Jewin (tree, and his family reticles in the Crefcent, Kings land road. His wife had fpent the fummer chiefly at the refidence of her father, Mr. BOREFIAM, a far ' mer, at Hoddefdon, in Herts, where the Lady, her friend, who has (hared in the fame cataltrophe, was with her on a vifit. N/Ir.Warner was attending his bu finefs in tr. wn, whither hlrs.Warner, in the lalt month of her pregnancy, was preparing to return in a few days, in order to her approaching accouchment. A fervant maid in the honk was frequently vifited by a fellow, who had been formerly two years in Mr. Boreham's fervice, as her fweetheart, whofe admit tance Mrs. Warner had frequently forbidden. He came there again on Tuefday evening, and the fer vaFt girl repeated to him her miftrefs's orders. He refuted to depart, and difputes became fo high be tween them, as occationed Mrs. Warner to ring the bell, and enquire the caufe of the noife. The fer vant told her, and requefted her rnillrefs would order him to quit the honk, as the never wifhed to fee him there. Mrs. Warner accordingly repeated her di reCtions aloud, and &fired he would immediately quit the houfe. From the filence which at firft caned, the imagin ed the fellow was gone, but was fuddenly alarmed by a noife in the kitchen, OM louder than before, as if he was proceeding to fo:ne violence towards the girl. Mrs. W. and her friend immediately went to the kitchen, fuppofing that by their prefence and pe remptory orders, he would be immediately induced to depart, without craring to prolong his flay. They were, however, moil fatally and, lamentably mil taken. They found the fellow, with a knife in his hand, (landing over the girl, who was extended on the floor—and on Mrs. Warner entering the kitchen, the fanguinary mifcreant plunged the knife into her neck, jolt below the ear, and laid her dead at his I feet. He then turned to the other Lady, and with the fame weapon, reeking with the blood of her friend, be in9antly (tabbed the unfortunate vifitor, who furvived but a few hours. Mrs. Warner's mo ther at that moment came down flair, alarmed by the fcrearns of the Ladies, and was alio (tabbed by the villain, who attempted inflantly to fly, but an alarm having been given by the fervant maid, who had efcaped into the farm yard, in the confufion, the horrid wretch was fecured by one of the men fer earns, and was conveyed to gaol. Mrs. B uchato, thongh not dead, was deemed in great danger yet. ter day afternoon. Weeneillay WI, as Capt. WHEATLEY was Ilan 3lng at the Coffeehoufe gate, Newmarket, he fuchlenly miffed his pocket book, containing bank and other notes, to the amount of 35001. which Come 'of the light fingered tribe from London, who were very numerous, contrived to disci} him of it. He imme. diately offered a reward of acol. ff.r its refloration, and fent off his fervant to town, in order to flop pay ment of the bankers checks, &c. but thnfe who pof. feffed it had taken out 13001. in bank call notes, and put the pocket wallet, with the remainder of the property, into the Newmarket Po% Office, the fame evening, from whence Capt. W. received it. Many other Gentlemen had their pocke:s picked to a con• inferable amount. _ _ _ CIIIIIIITIANETT 111 CIIIIIIIO.—A Catholic Miffionaty at Pekin, named Odeadato, has been fentenced to imprifonment for life, at Geho, in Tartary, for having converted numerous Chinefe toCluifi:anity. A native of Canton, named Chin-yo yang, and (rime foldiers, who were inttrumental to the pions labours of (Ilea. claw, have been punilled, and all their converts fent into banithment and {livery, at Elu, in Tartary.— The books on Chrillianity, the blocks with which they were printed, and all the papers of Odeadato and his .fdlowers, have been publicly burned, and feveral military and civil officers !minted, for their negli. gence, in (offering the people to be corrupted. The &doe has been publicly preached in many churches, 'and is foppofed to have made fuch impressions among the natives, as not even the perfecutiun to which they are expnfed can efface. EXE.CUT lON OF LIEUTENANT BERRY—On MOVJay the fentence of the Court Martial was put in execu tion on Lieutenant Berry, late Fill Lieutenant of the Hazard floop of war. The pastier being re moved from the Salvador del Mundo to the Hazard, lying alongfide a hulk in Hamoaze, at nine o'clock appeared, and mounted the fcaffnld with the greatelt fortitude ; he thin requeled to (peak with the Rev. Mr. Birdwood, on the fcaffold—he laid a few words to him, but in fo low a tone of voice that he could not be diflinetly heard—and on the blue cap being put over his face, the fatal bow gun was fired, and he was immediately run up to the fiarboard fore. yard.arm, with a 321 b. (hot tied' to his legs. Unfor. tunately the knot had got round under his chin, which called great convulti-ns for a quarter of an `hour. After being fufpended the ufual time, he was lowered into his coffin, which was ready to -e -i ceive him in a boat immediately under, and con veyed to the Royal Hofpital, where his friends mean to apply for his body to inter. He was a native of Lancatler, and only 22 years of age. Fir the latt week he teemed very penitent, and perfectly reigned. A curious citcumilance occurred while the pri. finer was in the cabin with the Clergyman, receiv ing the facrament. A woman came alongfide the Hazard's hulk, and handed a letter up, (ivied Eli zabeth Roberts, addrcffed to the Commanding Officer, which Rated that Lieutenant Wm. Berry I could be yet laved, and that the perfon who could do it was alongfide—it was by marriage. The woman was ordered on board, and put under the c are of a centinel. When the execution was over; Captain Dilkes, with the Clergyman and others, quetlioned the wo man—the faid the had dreamed a dream left night. that if the went on board the Hazard this day, and that if Lieutenant Berry would marry her, he would not fuller death. On being anted who advifed her, (he replied that the told her dream to fome women where the lived in Dock, who recommended her to.' go, in confequence of her dream. She was adrnonithed and feat f/n !hove. COAL MARKRT, 06tober 11. Ships at Market Ships foW Price zt 4 Newealllc Coal 45 418 6d to 31, oft 4r Sunderland 3 38s 6d to 42. 6d a Stone Coal I 63s od to oos cd 1 Cinders II 3:I Od tO 009 Od HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mining 24 Amara after 6 A fterrono sr mitritea after 6 --- SALE BY AUCTION (IN FEE)—By Mr. STEPHENS, On Saturday, the 74 th day of ()doter. Iflc7. between the hours of Three Six in the Evening, at the Wilke Lion Inn, in Broad• ftreet. Briftol, ALL that, the faid Capital Inn n - Hotel , called the WHITE LION, in the pofrefli n of Mr. Luce, an yearly Tenant and who has notice to quit at Lady-day neat. The abcce Itm is well w rth the attention of any petfon de Erous of engaging very eutnlively in the public line, having been ,for many years tail pa, and being at prefent, in full istifinefs, is juftly eat:ailed one of the molt commodious and rerpedlabl- Inns in the City; a very handlome and fpacious Airembly Room has been lately added to the lain, and there are nectfrary Coach Houfes and good Stabling for Fifty or more Horfes h-longing to it. The Tenant will enufe the fame to be (hewn, and further par ticulars may be had of Mr Stephens, Audioneer. Cumbet land fixeet, and Mr. 'lsamu, Solicitor, Briftol ; or of Mefrrs. Long and Beale, Solicitors, Upton-upon-Severn; and of Mr. Huibruoke, Solicitor, Leolbuty. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. 'I'HE advantage the public utuft always derive -IL from regularly Educated profeffional men direetingalrnott ex clufively their Itudies to one fpecies of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long ferie‘of years, Addles CUR RIA and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefly's fervicc, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their in t/Litigation. and are happy in having decovered a medicine (rpm riot to mercury In the cure of that con:plaint—Aft is (efficient to ohfervc that the effeEts of this remedy are diametrically opprtfite to thofe of mercnry,for though it cnmpletely eradicates every vestige of the virus, In its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the leaf injure the confUtution—on the contrary. it renovates the 'vi tern in all its natural fund - lions, promotes appetite, and facilitates I i 1 di g' Ron—thus inftead of reducing a firm; and vigorous conftitu i tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it cot only pra t firvet that conftitutiou in its primitive Rate, bet refto.-es a weak and debilitated one to its natural ftrengtb and vigour. Numberlefs inftances are on recent record of the (uperior efficacy or this Medicine, its inherent and (pecific virtues adting as a per petual corrective to bodily debility. whether proceeding from an excefs of conjugal or Illicit pleafure, or front the more infiduous, though not Ida deftrudlive indulgence of incau• tinus youth of both feats in a certain perniciou. habit. Arriclit the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence of this folitary vice, there arc none more 'filleting tha n that dare:ling Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitter. the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over Lis nti.fortur.e, afhamed to leek relief, until be is reduced to filch a Rate of weak nefs as to render life oppreffive. To fueh perfors it mull i.e a con foling reiledlion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that grcattft of all human bled - - , ini,ni , a (trona, manly, and vigorous amaitution. I km all cafes of debility, deficiency. from whatever cadre arifirg. as we l l snelal a y l b i e n con eve f r u y lt r e r d eci" by c p r ati ve r a n c ts real of aiintliftelrl'f:lor'.ll:wleiffthrstheeugrrreicaateritd feereey and honour, at their koufe, No. tO7, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) including a hank note, will have the neeetary medicine and advice fent to any part of the Klnge.mia. No 107, Hatton C.ardea. WHEN hofefEnnal N'eaar Education and Re . fpoofsbility deviate from the g Syttem by the fcledu ou of a particular bunch the fandtion ot. long continued fucceffes is the heft es-Imams of fuperiority. _ Thirteen years base I devot . rd nre pradke to the etelaGve treat. man of Three Warders, and the fuecefsful refute of my plan fives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able, the ravag es thofe Complaints whkk arc the molt important in taw Catalogue of Human Infirmi!ies. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army St:Trois, g formed a with at an early period of prafilice to Tereus individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally clangorous precipitancy of general Praditioncrs. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted tna , attention, comprire every fpeeles or VENFR EA L IN FECTI'In4, whether of a recent or long duration, ally, all kinds of debility, whether ariling from that habits of retool trays or the indulgences of mature age that derangement of the fyftem in woe men which is called BARRENN ESS, or S rEßtury . Numerous Diftafes are the refult of Ignorance, or bafte in the treatment-of a Pimple Gonorrhcca ; and it out unfresuently hap. pens that the Geri: of Life are poifoned by the indlfcretlon of an unguarded 'emus. By a fuperlor method fuck Complaints are nth% cured; and, even where others have Liled. I croft that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-eftahlithmer.t Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diltrcfs In tits order, cnnipared with the calamiroo4 fituati r‘a of risen, who &re an inatolgence In a folitary nic••, or the prevslent gaieties of a faliora§le life acquire that flat- of dehinty v.hich is the uca• voidable confequence of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulerer broods over his mifesy, but tart• fully conceals his misfcrtune. It may he Corn • con6,'ati:.” for him to knew, that although it be an cohjoaCt of doubt or uncertainty with other praelitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my expert. ence If the rites of Bacth , 4 of Venus hive bc,rso to reduce manly aigoor, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteradtion of thin Isnguid (tate. :ar d n ("Isle cafes no great di Teulty will occur. 7 the frerecy orNich is fo efrcntial to my undertaking, and the oislifications which I have sitcfurned to nate, fora the halls of my prrtcnGons, and in coirridence with fuck this Intimation is given, that Mr. Brec tnly t.c e-nfulted ptrfonsity, or by Letter (inclofing a fmall Notc), at his hotifc, No. 29, Arunachitrest. Strand. near Temple-yar. ty There is aL addition l Entrance In Water ftreet adjoining, and the name i 3 on both :he d v ie s MARTII4 Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Le Ana. _ _ A CAUTION. —Some Perfons, who - falfely aitert theinfcbres to be &gametes OF rue ROYAL COLLEGeshaving for revere-I months paR copied my Advertifements aloft word for word. ardiofertett then: as thcir own produdtions. it is my euty to mention that thore Perfons are ■ot Members of any College in London. Edin. burgh, or elfewhera; nor have they any right to yradice surgery in London N U. A LiR of the Nlembtrs in publlNed at the Heufe of tht. College in Lincon'a Inn-ficids, which may be referred to. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW•HILL, LONDON. NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY. EASE, and EXPEDITION for TRAVELLERS in genera!, from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW HILL. CHESTER, -- --------- Nimptwich, Wolfeley bridge. and Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Daily. EDSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach. lets nut eveiy Evening. SUNDERLAND, Stocktc.n. and Yarns new Coeds, every Mir sting, to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL, War;ington. Kntrsford, Stone, and Litchfield Putt Coacli, called the Expedition, every Evening, at 5 o'Cluck,, to the Crown Inn, Rtd-crof, ilreet, ldverpool. Guarded through out. BATH and BRIO 701.-7:ncommon Cheap Travelling to Bath and Briftol. by the Hying Port Coaches. through Chippenham, Coble, and Marlborough, every Afternoon arrive at Mr. May . .. the Greyhound Int l , Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas ltreet, Briftol, next Morning.—lnfitle, 11. as. Guttide, lea. Coaches to Wells, Bri•:tewater. Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Ceacb, railed the Rockingham, fat tett every Morning, at 8 o'Clnek, carries four int - Ida:a may, and goes remarkably ealy. patio through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doa caller, and Ferrybriilge, to the Golden Lion, Leda, next daym Noon. Notwithllanding the uncoinmon expedition of chi: Coach. is allowed to he the molt agreeable and complete public convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled in accuoituo.!atiou by any other. KENDAL. Laneafi cr. Prefton , Kirby Lonfdale, Enulton, Chic. Ornifkirk, and Garft.v . g P. It Coaches, every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, I.or gtown. Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries. Browntill Thornhill S a nqoli ar- Kiln, Cumnock ing fwtll, and al Parts sit Scotland, Ca tn pc; down Coach, Sunday, Tuefday, null Thurfday Morning, at Seven &Cluck. I GUTH, Spiltby. I3oflon, Hull, Grimfby, Spalding, Peter. borough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fete off every Evening. YORK, Nentealtie, and Edinburgh New Coaeli,perforrned with a Guard throughout, fete out every li/turning at Seven o'Cluck, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcalter, Darlington, Neirthallerton, Durham, Mnrpeth, and Berwick. Palfengers finding them/elves fatigued from the length of the journey, mry rest what time they pink, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York nos Coaches to Mull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. CARLISLE. Penritb, and Whiteharen PoR Coach, goes with four Holies and a Guard all the way--paffes through Brough. Appleby, Gretahridge, Richmond, Catteriek, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham, (the neareft way by IS miles), lets out every Kunday„ Tuefday, and thurfday Morning, and performs the journey with the greateft faaility. Palfengers detained on the road by bounds, or pleafurc, have the peculiar advantag ,'f their feats being fccured in the next Coach (with emery fix Coachmen). k XETER, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmenth,Weymouth,Dor chefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at Fear o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Auninfter, Bridport, Blantlford, Bat - log(1°1w, and Bagihot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach evert' Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD, Benfon, and Henley PeR Coach, ail (Guard, every Afternoon. at Five o'Clock. ai • MANCHES TER, Villmflow, Congletnn, Neweallie, and Wolverhamptom Putt Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY. Wellington and Mill:foal Poft Coach, the Revel Charlotte, every evering at 5 o'clock, to tLe Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn. Shrewtbury--Guarded. SOUTUAMPTON, Wiecheller, Alresfenni, and Alton Coach, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poft Coach, with a Guard—Sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day ar Noon. Paffes by Oxford, Enfton and Shipftenae, to the Saracen's Head, Duldftreet, Birmingham. HULL, Nortlicave, Howden, Thorne, sod Doncaster Po* Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun lairs Myron. Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoildefdon and Cheihunt Coach, every Mort•ing. BIACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Redid!' new Pot Conch, every Morning at d Atter:con, by Richard Watts and Co. TOTTENHAM and Leimunteti Coach, daily, at half pall half pall two, half paR four, and half pail (teen o'clock. N.B. Heavy Weights of Luggage. Gonda. Sec conveyed by the under.nientioned WAGGONS. To DISS, Beceles,l3augay, 'ail , and all ;arts of Saffelkielt7 Monday. MARIBRO% Newbury and Reaction, every Tuefday. WORCESI ER, Kiciderniinfter, Hereford, Carmarthen,Brce io neck, and all parts ut South Wales, Pcrlore arid Wycombe, every Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abington and I-Tenlee, three times week. SOUTHA MPTON.Vi loch , ft er, Romfey, Lsoulhurft,lymirg ton, Chriltchench Riegarood, Fordb Wimbourne, Poole, ide of Wight, Jerky and Guernfey, Waggons daily. SUNBURY, H.mp; on and Feviclonbani, twice a week. EXETER, Plymouth and Faltnoto h Fly Waggons, daily, can rying Goods and Paffengers, as Vaal, to all parts of the Well e England. 2111 k th ' N e i .pllulbOu public, h T at A :h N ey an ca d n C r n o t r h e : p a e c el co f u fu r. ” , ) , ' taic,tafusairinatntyht friercenit Ltiagiee. Ate. of more than Five Pounds ?able, if lost or no(lail. yodel: fpeciiled at tile time of delivery. and pid tor accordingly, rt the 7..aracen's Head Inn, in , JVI Hill, London. ----- LONDON: Primed ad publiEled by LEVEL KENT, (of CE tabm•Plate, Lambeth) a tSe STAIt Omca, No. 1. Canq *AIL Velar.) ago tUe a -0 rr•ct, Tempt:. L' -t DUBLIN, OCTOBER 16. The Annual Vifitation of the Arehbifhop of Dublin was held at St. Patrick's Cathedral on Wednefday lall. Among the bufinefs tranfaded was an order from his Grace to the Parifh Miniflers, that they flrould in future pay 751. a year to each of their. Cu rates, inflead of 501.—a regulation which had been fume time in contemplation. QUARTER ASSEMBLY. In the Commons' Houfe. a motion was made by Mr. Giffard, that a Committee of that Houle be ap pointed to meet a Committee of the Board of Alder men, with the affillance of Mr. Recorder, to prepare an Addrefs of Congratulati , in to 'our gallant country man, General Sir Arthur Wellefley, on his triumph. ant return from Denmark. This Motion was unani noun>, received with planditc, and Mr. Giffard, Mr. Cope, Mr. M'Auley, and Mr. Bloxham, were appoin ted on behalf of the Sheriffs and Commons. While this tranfadion was proceeding in the Commons' Houfe, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen were purfo ing a fimilar bufinefs in their Houle. The two Corn. mittees met, and, aided by the Recorder, a very handfome Addrefs was unanimoufly ag:eed to, and ordered to be prefented. The freedom Of the City was conferred on Sr Francis Hopkins, Lieutenant. General Pratt, Captain Crookfliank, particularly for his gallant conduct in flouting the fortref, of Monte Video ; Mr. Stevenfnr, of S!. Andrew flreet, a Member of the Guild of Sta tioners; William Richardfon, Efl. of Anglefea flreet; and Arthur B. Mofc, Big. of Metklenbargh Itreet, a Coroner for the County of Dublin. Many other per lons were alt . () admitted. BIRTHS On the nth lnftant, the Lady of Thomas Law Hodges, Efq. of Hempftead Place Kent, of a daughter. On Friday laft, at Dodors' Commons, of a Rill born child, the Lady of Chriftopher Robinfon. LI,. D. On the 12311 inftant, at Cantley, near Doncaftcr, the Hon. Mrs Childers, of a fon. At his feat, Wilton Park, Decks, the Lady of James Du Pree, Efq. M. P. of a daughter. At Kerfield, Mrs Major bunfmere. of a fon. LaftThurfday night, a! his houfe in Upper Eaton-ftreet. Lower Grofvrnor place, the Lady of Haftings Nathanid Middleton, Efq. of a fon. MARRIED. Laft week, by fpeehl tic ree, in the county of Longfore., Lord Rancliffe, to I.ady Elizabeth Mary Forbeß, eldelt darghter of the Earl of Granard, and tieee of the Earl of Moira. At St. Mary's, Newington, Mr Wynne. of Paternofter row, to Mifs Ward, only daughter nf Mr John Wait!. of To , ley-ilreet. Saturday, at St James's Church, Robert Gibfon, Efq. of Upper Tonging, to Mils B.)ydeU, of Pall Mall. Saturday morning. at St Mary Hill Church, Mr G. Faulkner, of the l'oft Office, Lombard Rreet to Mif. Steers, of St. Marl/Hill. Tburfday morning, at Cafe Affiby, Northamptcabire.the feat of the Earl of Northampton. the Hon. and Rev. Frederick Powys; brother of Lord Lilford, to Mifs Gould, filter of Lord Grey of Ruthen, and grand•daoghter of the late Fart of Suffer. At Faroifley, tlere',,rdfhire. the Rev. Martin Ampitlett. Vicar of If hyall, R utlandfdre, to Mifs Bourne, of Hereford, daughter of the late Rev. J. Peurne, D At Colombo. in the Mond n 7 Ceylon. Lewis Gibfor, Ffq. to Mils Catharine G,I)1011 l.ayard, daughter of tilt Rev. Dr. Layard, late Dean of Beau'. DIED• Monday fc'nnight, at FdmondCaMe, near Cardin , . aged, 91, Thomas Graham, Efq. rather of James Graham. Efq. M. P. t Comry Haire. on the Etla inflas,t, Anne Ca:anthill. &neater of Robert Clark, Efq of Comry. At Nairn, on the 7th inßant, Alexander Flay, tf i. Sheriff Clerk of Nairnfhlre. On the 4th inßant, Alex :leaflet Stuart, Ffsi. of iVartriela. At Gibraltar. in confrquence of a wound he rec•;ved in a duel, aged 19, Mr John Barges, Midflifpman of tt•e Rtnomeuee, of 74 guns, and fon of John Barnes, F:fq of Stamford. Friday, the ad initant, at Grectv, ich, Mrs. George, wife of the Rev. J. P George. On the t ith inftant, at Dumfries, Mr. Johan SlianksJhoemaker. aged 68 years ; in his younger days reckoned •ene of the handforneß men in the fouth of Seatlatid.