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And I would they rung alertly still, gut their tonei are now dear To my grief-smitten ear, Since I quitted the village hilL The bclis of the village rang merrily, When from service we weddlngcrs cattle; And it joy'd my young sight That the conjugal rite Bore the test of a mutual flame. But a midnight arriv'd AN hen a slow-tolling bell, Proclaint'd or my pleasures the end, And every sad toll Announed to my soul The treasure we lose in a friend. •?ull Beet is the burthensome inurney of tinte, And the Lars urge their st , htnn decree, 'Ere long waves its wing The same night-bell may ring, A sorrowful welcome to me. Then recline on the spot where my ashes may rest, Ye friends of the soul-soothing strain, lust grace with a wreath The dark cradle of death, 'That the muse may not warble in vain. Yes, plant e'er my ashes some baltr-breatting Bawer, That to Heaven its fragrance may send, I shall ask, titou;h above, But a tear hum my love, And a sigh froth the heart of my friend. Then merrily still shall the village-belt ring, And enliven the weddinger's ear, Whilst my friend with a sigh Beholds where I lie, And my love pearls my grave with a tear. St. Nee. X. Loss OF THE SPITFIRE SAILINQ-BOAT.—Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, this little elegant vessel, which has won many prizes given by the proprietors of Vauxhall and the New Ranelagh Gardens, was sunk within 200 yards of the Red-House, on the Surrey side of the Thames. It being a spring tide, with a strrng wind, she ran against some floating timbers, by which she was bilged. There were five men and a boy on board, who made their escape on the timbers. The accident is said to have been occa 's'ioned by the vessel carrying too much sail. The following melancholy accident has happened at Cambridge :—On Saturday last, C. 8. Mathews, Esq. M.A. Fellow of Downing College, went to bathe in the Cam, a little above that town, but venturing in a deep part of the river, he got entangled in the weeds, arid, though an excellent swimmer, was un fortunately drowned in the presence of three gentle men, who had it not. in their power to assist him, owing to the danger of the place. A boat was pin eared, and the body wassgot tip in about 20 minute's, but ton late for restoration to life, though every pos sible means was used by the faculty for that purpose. Mr. Mathews was in the 27th year of his age, lately of 'trinity College, and took a High Wrangler's de gree of B.A. in January, 1805. Between Saturday se'nnight and Sunday morning, a man belonging to one of the pinnaces which ply between Leith and Kinghorn, was drowned at the Black Rocks, to the east of Leith harbour. The pin ntce came over from Kingliorn at low water, and, as she could not make the harbour,, the men all left her at the Rocks, - except the unfortunate person in question. When the other men returned to the pia. race on Sunday morning, he was missing, and the body has not yet been found. Saturday se'nnight an elderly female, who resides near GanawargAte, in the parish ol Budbrook, drank, by mistake, a small bottle of oil of vitriol, instead of a medicine which she had ordered to be procured for )ter. Medical aid was immediately called in, but all their efforts could not save her, as she languished in great agony till Monday, when she died. About three o'clock on Thursday morning, two countrymen, who were keeping it up alter Busted Fair, quarrelled at a public house, and went out to fight, when one of .them, a fine youth of 18 years of ,age, received in the third round an unlucky blow, that killed him on the spot. A few days ago a child was tossed by a cow in the market place, at Nottingham, and had its brain. dashed out on the pavement by the fall. The env/ was the property ol Mr. J. Cox, and was being driven with its calf through the town, when it came up with the unfortunate child, who was playing at the door Of its parents. , Toe value of Dr. FREFNIAWII GUTTA SALOTARIS has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the dilfe., rent stages of a certain thseaso, which it effectually cures and erad:cates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expt...ure that attends saliva. tion—without debilitating the constitution in any de gree, or even requiring confinement from business or i restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these Ines. timahle Drops have proved their claim to pubic au.' , probation for , more than so . yeare, In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative,— , 'whether the debility is produced by too free use of ~mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommenced too strongly, as they will ref' ceive a safe,- speedy, and .complete cure, in all olp stnhhorn gieets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its eilicacy many women have become mothers, who for many year; had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belem and 81sore), - Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson; GOsporl Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; "Treeeinan, -e Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, arid Hose land, Plymouth; Newbury, Deblin; Baxter and MAC, j. elonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, .Scott, and teCareill, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath ; R oss and Peck,. Hull Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most Medicine Venders, in betties, at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d, and 2s. each. r t i11ii.°.1.11.111111111.111111111111111.1111111 , - THE THE VILLAGE 'YELLS. From the follow Tucker, the sham'p. The belles of the village rats merrily. of the most adroit e i • 1 f~ MOCK PARSON. .rowing letter it would appeal', that lam`p,rson, who seems to have been one tdroit of modern swindlers, has actually carried his audacity so far as to marry two couples in the vicinity of the metropolis. This, we believe, is a transportable of : }Wirth. August 1, Dill. " At the desire of Dr. Drummond, I beg leave to inform you of the following particulars relative to John Tucker :—He came to Hadleigli in January last, in the capacity of Assistant to an 1 English school; he declared himself in orders Immediately on his arrival, and within one week afterwards he waited on Dr. Drum mond, and tendered his services whenever wanted. lie descri bed himself as a deftly of Magdalen College, Oxford; he stated also that his lather was Mayor of Exeter; and offered mils satis factory references to Dr. Routh, President of the above college, that not a shadow of doubt could for a moment be entertaMed concerning the truth of his assertions; he therefore was occasio nally perini:ted to officiate in Hadleigh Church, anti has officiated at the sacrament, and marria two couples in that parish, the cer tificates of which, front the Parish Register, Dr. Drummond will send up to town, if required. The Gentleman in whose house fse resided soca found reason to suspect he was an impostor from his it:famous falsehoods; he therefore wrote to Dr Routh on the , subject, vino intOrmed hint that no man of that name had been a ! member of the College for above forty years. He afterwards wrote to his lather, directing his letter to the Mayor of Exeter, which, after a week's interval, was returned front the Dead Let ter (Alice, there being no such person to be found. in conse quence of these falsehoods, he desired him to quit his house, which he did soon afterwards; arid procured a situation as curate of Nacton and Lavington, in this county, where, I believe, he , would have been at this moment, Lid it not been for myself ; for being infomivil of his conduct by the person in whose botiee be lived while at Hadleigh, I followed him to Nation, and insisted OS seeing his letters of orders, which be, of course, was unable to produce. I then told 10m, if he presumed to officiate amoeba Sunday, 1 would prosecute him myself. •He decamped next mor ning, without paying a single farthing of the debts which he had frienered in that netlibourhood. At the top of this letter you will see the at counts of two tradesmen whom he has defrauded in this town : there are others, whose demands are not so consi derable. I have now, Sir, given you all the Minn:union in my power concerning this sadtorinus character Land I am, Sir, you humble servant " STIRLING KILTS. Clerk, " And Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. " P. S. Dr. Drummond desires me to say, it is lineossible he can attend in London; and amongst such a multiplicity cat frauds, it must he perfectly unnecessary for conviction —1 have omitted to state, that when I was at Nacton, he Wormed me that he was a member of Wadham Cdlhge, Oxon, and ordaaied by the Bi shop of Llandaff—to both of whom I received answers us the ne gative. " s. K." It is strongly suspected that this gross impostor has been in custody before on a charge of felony, as when the irons were put on his leg, he handled than and appeared 'to know how to tie them up to prevent them from rattling as well as one of the oldest thieves ix town. He is suspected by Mr. Tapster, of the Ship 'Tavern, Charing Cress, of having stolen some silver spoons when he was living there. tie has ; ; at into a number of inns and coffee-houses, under pretence of being a clergyman just from the country. He ac complished many of his deceptions by falsely preten ding that he was intimately acquainted with Dr. Drummond, of Hadleigh, in Suffolk, on whom he had previously imposed, and got introduced to his family and connections. He also pretended that he was in timate with Sir Sidaey :smith, Colonel Bloom field, and Mr. Bradshaw, M.P. for Exeter; and to answer particular put poses, he lorged letters pur porting to be written by some of them. He has been at Harwich, Ipswich, and Bristol, and got acquain ted with several respectable families from his officia ting at the churches there. He obtained money from a Mr. For, and others, whom he travelltsl with in stage-c, ac hes. He endeavoured to get a tooting in the church of St. Mary-le-Strand ; but the clergyman of that .parish being very strict in his inquiries respec ting Inns and his qualifications, he was disappointed. TtinmES POLICE.—A reward of 4100 having been offered for the discovery of a theft committed on board the Archduke Charles, recently arrived in the river from Lima, with a quantity of silver bullion, indigo, &c. a publican, who had been accustomed to serve beer in the West ludia Docks, came forward on Saturday last, and offered to discover his accomplice in the ro'obet y in question, provided he should be ad mitted King's evidence, and be entitled to the reward. Some doubts being suggested as to his knowledge of the fact, he proposed to take the Gentleman, broker to the ship, to the several places where the stolen silver was secreted ; he accordingly took him to the coal-hole of the shp, where was concealed a bag of silver, weighing 471 b. Under a watch-bix in the D.,)eks, and amongst some tlax, he pointed out further quantities, all of which were to be conveyed out of the Docks the first convenient opportunity. Besides these, a quantity was traced to Usher -street, Water lane, Fleet street, which had been conveyed trom the docks in the inside of porters' knots, without the least suspicion. the publican having discovered the pro perty to the parties concerned, next directed the- Thames Police Officers to the thieves, who turned out to be two labourers in the D , Jcks, and a watchman, beside himself. They were all taken be fore Mr. tiwitazorr at the Thames Police Office, on Saturday night last, at a late-hour, when the above facts transpired. It was objected to by the broker, that the publican should be admitted King's evidence,. as it appeared that-he was the instigator of the rob bery : it was agreed that the prisoners, including the vender of beer, should be committed for a fresh exa mination, and the question of King's evidence be de cided.—Yesterday George Baum, George Jarvis, Tho. seas Ford, and Thomas Chili (the publican) were re-exa mined ; the first three charged with the above robbery, and the latter for receiving the property, knowing it to have been stolen. Tne circumstances were re grated by Chips, but nothing new transpired ; and the question was, whether he was entitled to he ad mitted a King's evidence ? Mr. ALLEY attended on his behalf, and submitted to the :olagistrates, that not only was he entitled to be adniitted an evidence on the part olthe Crown, but also that he had a just claim to the *reward- 'offered by Captain Moore, for the discovery of the persons concerned in the robbery, as, but for his information,. the others would nut have been apprehendt d; and further, that unless he was admitted an evidence, there was no proof whatever against the other prisoners. Mr. HAHAIOI, the Sit ting Magiitnue, however, expressed a wish, that pre vious to his deciding on the propriety of admitting Chips AB evidence for the Crown, as he was impli cated in the robbery, it should be fully ascertained that there was not sufficient proof to convict the other parties without his testimony; and, in older to give Fume for obtaining all the information possible on the Subject, ordered :he prisoners to be re-committed for further examination, when the infortnation of Chips iwili be taken More it length; a$ other evidence be prtidtteest. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. OfRTHIL On the VI ult. at MI6 'ter, the Laly cf Lieutenant-Culond Teesdale, of a daughter. On the 30th tilt. at his house, In New Caver.dibh-street, tl.e Lady of the Ri4hr Hon. Reginald Pe:e Carew, of a sop. The following Prisoners have given notice, in the London Gazette, of their intention to take the benefit of the late Insolvent Act : Prisoners in his MAjesty's Prison of the Fleet. William Blishen, formerly of Brick-lane, Spitalfields, in the county of Middlesex, clieesemanger, and late of Lowling—treet, rid King-street, in the Liberty of Westminster, in tLe said county, flour-factor. William Thompson, formerly of Bread-street, and late of No. 42, BssinghaiPstreet, both in the city of London, Blackwell-hail _ MARRIED. Thursday, it Dundee, Major Lawrie, 79th Regimer.t, to Miss Margaret Duff, youngest daughter of Robert 1)0; Etc; ut Dundee. • 1M D. Lately, aged 60,D. Puhenry, Esq. one of the Senior Felker& of King's College, Cambridge, formerly a Member of Parliament, and Collector of the Cuitone of the Wand of Dominica. factor. John Milne Francis Page, (committed and sued in the name of John Page), lite of C amden 'Fawn, in the parish of St. Pan cras, but termer!, of Great Smith-street, in the parish of St. John's, Westminster, both In the county of Middlesex, Gent. John Gibson, late of Cecil-court, St. Martin's-lace, in the pariah of St. Martin in the Fields, an liberty of Wes: mitister, and formerly of Charleserreet, Long acre, in the said Parish of St. Martin in the Fields, both in the county of Middlesex, boot- ADVICE. .. maker. WHEN Men of Editcatic:n in,l prolessionai Skill John Kirkham, late of Fleet-market, in the City of London, and use persevering eudravout a to dhcover the must safe and o' Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, in the County of Med- certa i n method of treat i ng a few prevailing Diseases, tie success• dlesex, upholder and chair-stuffer., fat result of their experience is the best proof of super ority. Charles Neal, late of Lower James'sestreet. Golden-square, but Memo. GOSS and Co. eurgeons, have been induced to make last of Sherard-street, Golden-square, both in the Parish of St. and Comity of Middlesex, court trimming-maker. the curd of t'-e following the object of these particular surly, viz: a certain.Dhorder, frequently emeracted in a moment of intozi. Edward James,A dkins, late of Birmingham, in the Comity of War cation, and Its concomitants etrictures and Gleets. which by wick, and furruerly of Walsall, in the County of Stafford, an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ;as also de wool-comber i bitty, whether arising from 'eacchartalon indulgetrces, long reel- Benedict de Bar, late of Warwick-place, Kingdand.road, in the Bence in warm nuncios, or a secret solitary vice, too °err un- Parish of St. John, Hackney, and tortiterly of Hedgerow, in happily pursued by the youth of both a zee, in the one celery' the Parish of St. Mary, Islington, both in the County us Mid- Y sterility or barrenness, and In the other a numerous train of tore diesex, bookseller. you diseases, which, if not timely teasel, d, taint nate in lm. Richard Davis, formerly of Chatham-place, and late of Alders. potence and Consumption. In that thetresong start- of debeity or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or gate street, both in the City ail London, coachmaster. Joseph Fallow*, late of Rethnel-green, in the leeway of Middles arising from any other cause, by which the pow, rs of the consti sex, and formerly of N 0.12, bacon-at: set, in the City of Los. totion bromic enfeebled, as regularly educatt•d Surgeons of Lon don, green grocer. • don, they (ger a firm, safe, and 'erectly restoration to sound and Frederick France, formerly mid late of liormley, in the County vigorous health. of Yerk, clothier. • The result of a long and erenstee practice has enabled them, John Fisher, formerly of Dully Port, in the County of S:affeell, by a superior method, to remove venereal completes, however and late of l'addington, in the County of hlieltnesex, bait" Inveterate or complicated, without subj.:cm.: tee patient to master. the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and n rectnt Case* Robert Gurney, formerly of Walwortle in the County of Sur where an early applicatiou Is made on discovery of ere infection, rey, and late of Kirkmansworth, in the County of I-Wilmot, they frequently perfonn t cure in• the short space o' two days. cordwainer. re• 'FM unprecedented success of their ~rode tie trea•ment (which William Gunter, formerly of Lidney, and late of Wouliston, has never been keown to fail In one eagle instance in a prao both in th e county of Gloucester, timber merchant and trove tice of 15 yari, during which period man, theusand persons owner. of both sexes kgve been cured, ter, n :tetr severe and •njurious James formerly of Ashford, and late of Otford, both methods had been pursued by.otker Practitioners without effect), in I Kent, butcher. induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. tbleii County o f o William Hobbs, tornierie of Hatfield Broad Oak, in the County Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of them particdlar complaints, in order that they m y not be 'Larked by of Essex, and late of Chatham , i n t h e C o un t y of Ke u t, Owls keeper. a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the *WY formerly and late of Hoockergates, In the ram empiric, thick it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated - into every branch of Richert( County H of s p ato er, p. collier. Jokeof Great Howarth, and late of Hunders- t h e profession (eertificates of which, from different hospitals, and fit a i in the Cuuuty of Lancaster, flannel testimonials from the most eminent Phyetiatis, they hive to con m vince any inquirer), that the success resulting from their endea. n d Tf br a o c t u le7 t thre' near r. formerlyßudidaui teem first indimed than to quit tee erectice of the general Pm.. Thomas Joatyeulalitioen.oefteEeelitziabhetishtztpreetsatt,eHwactktbnoeyut;roabdo,thanidu (there ',donee, and tfity presunie that their pretensions constitute a fair County of Middlesex, agent. the ' grotmd for the umprecedented confidence with, which they have, hy the public, been-so liberally honoured. Ilartholomew Jo u hn ei l l a e: k a s n o d n, fos la m te ert ef y N ot ta N • f t. L u it : l L e it C tl lo e Cloister, , it, both iu the City Pa tents itt the country are requested to state the particulars of I oirdon, shopkeeper. , of their case, age , and manner of living , inclosing a Batik Note, John Jones, formerly of No. 1116, G oma -str ee t, and late o f for advice and ns;dicines, and the same will be forwarded toßichard-street,i any s Richard-street, 1 l . n gton, both in the County of Middlesex, part of the kingdone-.GOSS sad Co. Surgeons, 13,' Bouverie, golds eirrh. street, Fleet-mem. Thomas Ladd, formerly and late of Dover, in the County of • Kent, victualler. WI,LLIAM 3. MOUNTAIN, Thomas Law, late of Rotherham, and former l y of Ro emarch, I, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON; both in the county of York, farmer. • T h e best Accommodation for tFravellers, good Beds, choke Thomas Nash, formerly and late of Crown-court, Fleet. street, • Liquor*, and moderate . in the City of London. of THE following POSI' Cgre lt ags, MAIL , ba a t n o d t COACHES, acc. set out front the Saracen's Head Inn, Attu Ho P tib li t i l li s li e p i s te , b le , t b e n o th f i S n w th a e n- C st i reet iy S Hill- - of IIOW• • . o ' f M Lo in tel ri on e , John Presland (sued by the Name of John Prestlends) late a r n l u nl ta t c e t r t i rr Y er. EXETER, Plyinenstb, Weymouth, Dorcheater, Falmouth, Nortkfleet, and feemerly of Gravesend, both in the County of Dartmouth, and.Salidsury New Post Coach, every Morning at Kent. butcher. Mx o'aock, with a Guard, through Huniton, Axminster, Bride Wile= Parker, late of Uppingham, in the County of Becks, post, Blandlerd, Basingstoke, arid Bagshot. and formerly of Coventry, in the County of Warwick, wearer. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Staten, and Huntingdon Benjamin Phillips, late of Shnreditch, in the Ciruhty of Mid- new Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Evening —Coaches trona diesex, and for: nett) , of Framer, in the County or Somerset, Dolton to Spit/thy, Louth, Ortsetby, and Hull. baker. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kniestord, Stone, and Litchfield Joseph Palethorpe, formerly of Trent Port-wharf, i n t h e Parish post-Coach, called- The Expoloton, every Evening at Five of Buckingham, in the County of Nottingham, and late of o .c-w e e , to t h e Angel-lop s Daleotreet, Liverpool. Guarded Slutvenham, near Farringdon, in the County of Betts*, ac- thmughout, counrant. a.vrti and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chlppen. Ann Rowland, late of Aldersgate-street, widow, and formerly ' ham, Calve, sod Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. of No. 37, London-Wall, b o th i n th e Ci t y of London, dealer. Mays, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London tavern, 1 ho. Roger Symons, late of Stangate, in the Parish of Lambeth, and mas . eseet , Bristol, nest Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. formerly of King's-street, in the same Parish, both in the water , T aun t on , ele. County of Surrey, saddler.' LEEDS new light Caseil,mlled the Rockingham, sets out every Mary Shaw, formerly and late of Mile End-road, In the County Morning at Eight o'Clock; tarries Four Insides only, and gorse,. of Middlesex, haberdasher. markably easy, with *Guard throtighout. Poses through stain. Thomas Robinson Smith, of Quecuhithe, In the City of Los- ford, Newark, Raeford, Doncaster, and terrybridge, to. the don, and late of Newiugton-butts, in the County of Surrey, Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the merchant and agent. tinconimon Expeefition of this Coach, It is allowed to he the mom Themes Straw, formerly of Glimeester-street, Vauxhall, In the ogre eeble and complete Public Conveyance on the Notch Road, County of Surrey, and late of Hampstead, in th e County of being unequalled in Acootumodation by any other. Middlesex, agent and traveller. 1 KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston,. Kirby-Lonadale, Boltoa, William Snellin e ,e Ire or Portsmouth, in the Codnty of Kraig Chortey, Ortuskitk. and Gerstang Post Coaches, every Aker and formerly of Deptford, In the County of Kent, lebovrer, noon at Five o'Cineko-Guarded. George r revile formerly of Windybank, and late of Durn, both GLASGOW. Lonotovesi, Gretna. Green, Annan, Dumfries, in the County of Lancaster, weaver. B rown hill, Th oro hill, Sa n q u har- Kiln, Cumnock, Kinpwell, and William Tickle, late of Leic:ster-street, Leicester square, Wag- all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. minster, and formerly of Howard's-Greed, In the Parish of • YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coed+, performed St. Luke, both in the County of Middlesex coal-merchant. I w i t h a G ua rd thr o ughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past John Wraegliam, formerly and late of Sheffield, thein County Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford e Tadcaster, Darling. on, of York, grocer. • Northallerton, Durham, Motpeth, and Berwick. Passengers Joseph Wood, formerly of Lamb-street, Spitalfieldt, in the finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may County of Middlesex, and las e of Kent-street, La the Borough rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad of Southwark, callow-chandler and oilman. ditiosal Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, Thomas Sumner, of St. John's-lane, Cierken well, In the County runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, N 11411, and of Middlesex, but late of Birmingham, In •the Couuty of other Places. Warwick, plater. ' BRIDGENORTH 'and Walsall new Post Coach, every George Humphreys, formerly of No. 1, Prospect-place, New- Evening. ington-Butts, Surrey, but late of Great Putteney e street ' Got.. CARLISLE, Pettrith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with den-groan, in the County of eliddless x, watch-glass-maker. : Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through trough, George Jardine, formerly of No. 109, Dru r ye ane , b ut l ate e l App l e b y, Greatalsridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bereughbridge. Yore -street, Clare market, both in the Co u nty t o Middl esex , W et h er b y , Ab er f or d, D oncaster , an d Greeter:4m (tire nearest dealer in china, glass, and Staffordshire-ware. way he eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs Philip it leiter, late of Bushell, near Stowmarket, in the County tee journey with the greatest facility. Passesgers etraintd on of Suffolk, cordwainer. the road by business, or pleasure, hays the ercultar advantage of Antrobus Rosbee, formerly of St. Paul's Church-yard, but late :heir seats being secured ut the nest Coach. of Alderegate-street, bosh in the City of London, wig -maker. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. Richard Pay Salt, formerly of Pore:tester, la the County of ' ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sanrkrland, Hants, but late of Chichester, in the County of Sussex, cow-- Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every AG. keeper. tcrooon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Benjamin Swinden, late of Holliwell -street, Strand, in the Cuuut y Stamford. of Middlesex, and of Sheffield, in the County of York, hard- SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every wareteam • Morning, to the George Inn, Sande' • ::d. George Iles, formerly of N 0.17. Denmark-street, St Giles in. the • MANCHESTER, Winslow Congleton, Newcastle; Weisel], Fields, in the County of Middlesex, and Ire of Mitre - court , and Wolverhantpten Post-Coac h, every Afternoon.--GuardoL Little Duke's-place, Aldgate, in the City of London, butcher. , SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, the Patrick IVl'Gee, formerly of Red-cross-street, In the Town of Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at 1 cc ts'Clock.—Guarded. Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, and late of White 1 SH.EFRIELD arid idotherhem Post Coach, called the kockihi • Horee-court„ near to Loudon Bridge, in the Borough of South- pans, every Morning. wark, and e County of Surrey, merchant. - i SOU' ChI.AMP . L'ON, Winchester, Alreeford, and Altor. Coach, John :Season, late of Warren-street, but last of Upper Mary-la- t • every Eveoing. bonne-street, Fitzroy-square, in the County of Middlesex, ca- " BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets binet-maker and tallow-chandler. ! out every Afternoon., and reaches Birml•gbatit nest day at Noon. Thomas Coed, (su e d by the nam e o f Thoma s Coode,) late of Passes by Oxford, Eustoo, and Sbipstune, to the harates's Head, Duke -street, York-buildings, iu the Parish of St. Martin iii the Ilullotreet, Birmingham. Fields, but last of Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden, both in i HULL, Nortbcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post the County of Middlesex, Esq. I Ceach, every Mewling at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Joseph Grey, late of No. 4, Goldsmith's-row, in the Parish of St. I Myton gate, Hull. Leonard, Shoreditch, but last of No. 4, I-Jew-street City-road, LEEDS and WAKEFIELD new depot Coach, Daily. in the Parish of St. Luke, both in the County of ' Middlesex, HERTFORD, Ware, Hodteoton, and Cheihrute Coach, :very coal merchant. 1 Morning. Daniel Isaac Garcia, late of North -street, now of Trafalgar-place, ' TOT f ENHAfilland Edmonton Coach,Daily, at HalepastTee, opposite the Obelisk, in the County of Surrey. I Half-past Two, Half pan Four, and Malt-past Seven pp (lock. Edward Angell, formerly of Upper Guildford-street, Russell- I I • SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Ruersey, Lyndhurst, I.y -square, in the Parish of rt. Pancras,- and late of !Ceres-road. • mington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordinebr•dge, Wimbore, Chet ea, both in the County of Middlesex, surveyor and auc- I Poole, Isle of Wig:ut, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggery, Dally. tioneer. 1 WILLIAM B. Moue rate and CO. resprattely acettalm the it William Wash, formerly of Tolleshunt d'Arcy, and late of Little . Friends autl the Public, that they will not h: accoeuteble fer ...t.y Totham, both in the County of Latex, yeoman. 1 Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more then Five Pounds Value, it be. Thomas Hallows. formerly of High-street, in the Parish of St. or damaged, /mien entered as suds and paid for accordingly, at Giles in the Fields, and late of Palace-row, New-road, in the, the Saracen 'a Head tun, • Sneer-hill, Lendon. Parish •of it. Mary-h-bonne, both On the County of Middle- Sex, goldsmith. (To fie eostfiouti.) I►ursday, at his house in Durnford-stree, StQllritOUL.e, lames Rogers. Esq. Agent for French Frivoller, of War. At Maldon, Essex, an the £d inst. lii the MI year if her age, Mrs. M. A. Williams, relict of the lite Captain Williams of thg Royal Navy. Her &eh was occasioned by the re-bursting of a blood-vessel, which first happened at Rosetta, hi Egypt, during the expedition tinder Lord Hanchinsga. 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