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fiAki.E4B' ATE. ' In the amts bf erbilth Wide dream the sons of taael flow, with cold and hunger pining, Sadly glide my cheerless days. Strangeis scorn my simple tale, Careless of an Orphan's kir, Whilst, alas! each passing gale Seems cis sigh for hapless KATI! Onoe a fathen's darling treasure; Dy a mother once careeed; All my days were croVen'd with pleasure. Ail my nights with balmy rest ; • Till for brighter worlds than this Death excisazig'd their earthly state: Ah the liour that brought them Brought despair to hapless K•TI. - tionO/Perfitlitlqod oft accuse me, Some a worthless blessing give, • Ofetlie morsel they refuse me, • E'en the pamper'd digs receive. o , t . the menial's baughtreuke Spurns me front his master's gate ; All, intent on selfish joys, Muck the woes of hapless -KATE! Cruel mortals! deaf to sorrow ! t .comers of my grief, adieu! Something whispers," trete-morrow KATI will be more blest than you r ffm•*rirg on yen golden beam, ;• ; Lo ! my parents' spirits wait ; • Mak ! their angel tongues exclaim, • Welcome, welcome, hapless Kara !" , C • Si. lirea LAW INTELLIGENCE: - COURT F ICTNV'S pENtit • JAN. REFUSAL OP A PUBLICAN'S LICENCE. Mn Ccaoroan applied to the Court for a Rule to shew cause why a criminal inforrnation should 'not be filed. against two Magistrates of the county of Salop, for, refusing to grant a person of the name of Morris, a licence to keep a public house in that county.. Ha stated, that the person on whose behalf he made this application to the Court, had purchased the house in question, in the year 1809, and gave ,C3OO for the good-will, and that it had been a public house more than 300 years. He was proceeding with his statement, when Mr. Justice BAYLEY enquited hote)ong it was since the* Magistrates refused to grant it ? and on saying it was at the last Michaelmas licencing, the Court doubted whether two terms should not have elapsed before this application could be made, and therefore, until that point can be ascertained, the further consideration of the matter was postponed to Monday next. LIBEL.—BELL v. BYRNE, • This was an action brought by the plaintiff; who'll a merchant in the City of London, against the defen dant, who is the printer of the Morning Post, for hav ing published therein a certain libel, wherein the Jury gave a verdl4t fur the plaintiff—Damages Five hun dred pounds., Thisday Mr. CURWoOD, on behalf of the defendant, moped for i - ritle to shew cause why a nonsuit should •not be entereder . a new trial granted. He stated, tlaaa,thetnatter charged to be libellous was. an extract taken from a Dublin newspaper, which recited the side of a late Attorney General fur Ire land;,'• in' which" . wert woofs accusing the plaintiff (Mr. Bell) of being ".taken into,eustody in England . on a chargers* •High Treason," and which extract watt' Way ptilehslied; or rather republished, in the Morning •Post: Mr. Conwoon founded his application on two grounds, the one that the evidence given on the trial did nut support those counts (the 6th and 601) in the declaration*, on which the verdict was given ; and the other on account of excessive 'clathiges, illustra= ted the first ground by adverting to the evidence, and so the words of the declaration ; and the 2d ground, on the priatifle that the plaintiffeould not be damni. fled to au-extant like . that given by the verdict, as he had permitted the very same publication to be issued forth into theviorld eleven years ago in Ireland, and during all that period never took the least notice of it 1. which he cOnr.etided would not have been the case if the plaintif f had foirnd himself, iA the least injured by it: . %dela shew cause granted; Tae i l tetice NNW. KIN& 14„Caiiiisnal O ti!.o.l4vi who intended some diyi' since to move forimew trial, on behalf of this &feu. dant, c onvicted of perjury, but could not for the ill: stessd fits client; who was unable to appear in Court during the motion, nose produced affidavits from ttirol eminent surgeons, stating- that the defeAdant,dowri'tai yesterday, could not leave his room without inuninenti risk of his life. ;'which circumstance the learned Ser.:l jeant was about to urge as a suf fi cient reason why thel Comt should, dispense with the defendant's presence 1 duriewhis Motion for a new trial. Lord'Eurtsonovon, however, interposed, and ob: served, in which the other Judges concurred, 'That thcCottrt -weld, upon no account, break in upon any of .its established rules in this, particular. Were they i to grant such an indulgence to one individual it would open the iltacn: to the abuse of it in other initancel. Mations of this kind must' always be made in the presence of the party app,lying. The Learned Ser jeant must move on a day,' as soon as the defendant can possibly appear in Court ; and an affidavit must be proditeed at the time, that this was the first mo ment he could be produced in safety ; because, as ill health is the ground upon which this indulgence is granted, be must prove that on oath, or he cannot swear truly." 28.---.TAIB XING v. FINNERTY. • Mr. GARBOW prayed the Court for judgment against the defendant, who had suffered it to go against hint by default, for a libel.; but the Learned Counsel consenting to the application of Mr. CLIFFORD, Coun sel for the defendant, to postpohe the judgment till Thursday, a conformable order was.made by the Court. TAE KIND v. GREGORY; ZSQ. The 'ATToRNET-GENERAL moved the Court for a rule to sh-av cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Captain Gregory, of the Royal -North Glotilester Militia, for insulting Mr. Wil c ox, *late Mayor o,s: Blistol, with an intent to provoke him =o a duel. .I.le option was made upon . - , . which ttates, that ' .4tezaoB.ofl,.Sic coo 'and ` . C.Silff.r were . brought Deu Wiltot, is Mktot: i tot; Ana .. upon the person of a'yo . o.' tigAVOinan, 'tor . Sir H. Lippencott was afterviards ' ATTOWNEY-GENMAL, ctlielteC - 01•411, . OR this eccasiOit Mr. \ Silcox petfornied his office only f duties which it he had . _ he, and not Captain Gregory, might have been 'object of a criminal information. In December last Mr. Wilcox and Captaiu Gregory met in the lobby ' of the Bristol Theatre ; when the latter addressed the former i " Mr. Wilco:, I have long wished to see you to tell you that you are a d--,---d complete black guard, and a dirty scoundrel." Mr. Wilcox replied I . 4lrat it was very immaterial to him what Captain . Gregory thought of him ; when the Captain told him again, that he was a blackguard. and that Ire might take that as he chose. The affidavit of • Mr: Warren, the town clerk, stated, that he (Mr. Warren) was a by-stander on the occasion, and that he remon strated with Captain Gregory upon the impropriety of his conduct, upon which the Captain called Mr. Wilcox a blackguard a third time. Lord ELLENBORSUGIT" Is it sworn that this was the billy transaction between the parties which could give rise to the insult ?". Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL....-•-" It is, my Lord." Lord ELLENBOROUGH.— ,I Take a rule to slow cause." GURNEY O. JOSEPII. , Mr. TOPPING chewed canse against this rule, to shew cause why the verdict for the plaintiff for 1001. should not be se aside, and a new trial granted. This was an action 'for an assault, which was tried at the last Liverpool assizes : and the learned Counsel proceeded to comment upon its enormity, which he trusted would induce the Court not to disturb the ~ionnsuuthsitice, . 1119, . Grand iunCtioa, £299, er Half Yearly Dividend of €3 to A.'203. Kennet and Aeon €42 to £43. Wilts and Berta, :94.5. los. Rochdale, 252. 10e. All Eilesmere, €7.5. Union, £96. Lancaster, £2d. Anlibf-de-la-Ziauth, €9.4. Worcester and lifrmlngitim Old %ate:, £4&; New Dicta, Par, to £3 Prennutn. ,Graod Sorrey, , West-hujia Dock-Stoch 4 £l6l. ex Half Testily Dividend of €5. Zdon Dock, .6"19.9 to €1211; es Half Yearly Dividend of S clear. Ditto Scrip, £2O. 101. to 226 pet Cieur. Premium, with Interest. A bison Assurance, .1:i10. • (Aube, Xi 19. 10a. ez Half YearlyDlvidend of £3. East London Water'Works, £lB9, Weit-MidilleeVx New Ditto, £2O per Share Premium. Kent Ditto, `.€32 Premium.- Grand Junction Ditto, £lO. 10i. to £l2. 12s. Premium. Lundon Institution, 1:09.6a. Sorrel Institution, £23. 2s. Cotent-Garden New Theatre Shires ' ),4',V, without tdrnisdob. The Moo hly Sale Is usually on the Fine Priddy. • TO=MORROW % Sun rises Sun sets, Mann rt.. it, SO whites after 7 I SO minutes after 4 I 14 minutes after 15 verdict which had been found. The plaintiff was a young gentleman who was articled clerk to a re spectable solicitor of Liverpool, and the defendant was a Jewish merchant. The assault was commiued ' in the market-place of the town of Liverpool, upon, the occasion of the plaintiff's serving - the defendant with a summons under a commission of bankruptcy, to attend and give very important information to the Commissioners. " The plaintiff;" continued Mi. Toevt.No," did not rate the defendant in the Rialto?, " E'en there where merchants most do cungregate, " About his monies, end his usames," his simple object was to serve upon him a peaceable summons for a very necessary attendance. For this was the plaintiff collared, pushed, struck in the face, and aimed at with a knife, winch providentially missed striking." Lord ELLENBOROUCM.---." There is no doubt but the plaintiff was entitled to considerably more than nominal damages ; but the question is whether the circumstance of the knife was not the gravamen upon which the damages of 1001. were given." Mr. Astice BAILEY.--" The blow with the knife . missed its aim, and' therefore no damage can have followed from it." -Mr. Tot Pitio put the assault upon the injury to the feelings of the plaintifrather than to his person ; and was, followed by Mr. LITI'LEDALE on the same side: Lord ELLSNBOUOUGI4.-" Would it not be better that you should consent to take halt your damages t I onl, 'throw out thi,s.as - a proposition.", Mr.fierjeaot Coda. E " That, my Lord, would be the fair.thinges Mr t Torruic...— ,4 I have nobody here to consult; my Lord." . Lord Et.taonotrott.—" If there is any cue thing I aye laboured to impress upon the suitors of this CIAWI more than another,-it is, that in actions of as s4ult, it is not the blow, but the degradation it oc c pis is_ the object of damages ; and if I had nrt reason to think the present verdict was founded do error, i should be the last to disturb it." Mr. 'forma . said, he would communicate his Lordship's opium to his client. HIGH WATER Al' 1.014D01 . 4 BRIDC*TO-644R0W. Morning 4. minute's Aft 6 Afternour, ROIIIBAR - -1--" DS'S COUGH DROPS. , THERE cannot be too much said in pia;ie or this 11 Medicine, as experience in 'altnost innumerable cases has ntoved it the most extraordinary and benebtial discovery ever made; It is • certain, efficacious, speedy, and 11•11 Care for cOughs, Colas. Astlimas. and Consumpuoss. Nut an instance has occurred, though taken by . yearly sixty thousand patients annually, where it has been known to fall in xelieving ;he above complaints. So extraordinary are its virtues, that let the patient be ever so emaciated or. reduced, afer having tried every medical assistance tsi no purpose, it will act as it were a charm, and instantly relieve the most inveterate cough, at the same time give freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectora tion, strengthen the whole debilitated constitution, and procure the refreshing coniforts of rest and sleep. COPY OF A LEITER. From the Right Hon. LORD BENTiNCK, Brother to the late DUKE of PORTLAND, to Mt. BUTLER, Clierpifide. " Sni— e i have freqrsently experienced the greatest satisfaction in your ROISZKOS'S Couoss Daori;• 1 do not recollect and in stance in which they hams (ver faikd, provided they have been properly administeitd. A very old Gentleman, afriend of mine, above 80 years, has taken them, and has found the greatest benefit, and intends persevering in the using' them.-1 ant, Sir, your humble Servant, " E. BINTINCK." " Reinstate Feb. 2, 181:18." Prepared and sold by Air. Butler, 4 1 Cheapside. Corner of Pa ternosicr-row ; - and sold as Chriaps, Cerner.of Spring Gardens; Clark. 2c9, Boroughs Smith, Stott, Cared and Rtahurn, 'Edin burgh ; Baxter and ki'Docuild, Gla-gow ; Nisvbete. Dublin I Pietcy and" Home,. Lirlatingahnt• Ginnurt; . and Shari), Portsmouth: Jones, , Atlnutt, Weston, .and Mallam Port sea ; Granville, Hoaland, N:Atktuss, , aOct, Cookw Mouth; Trewman asid Wonhalen• Exeter': Collins, SallihM7 ; Peck and Ror, Hull; and most:Milltelne Vebders; in bottl-s at anik4is.,6l. Obeeioe- kt. liedei iv engraved on a blailtAarop.. Awl ;o a* bottle., . . . . . . 111110USALt a. PUS*. • , ThiCerik'ait anion of assault broUghebkttiii'pien ti 'who i f a Cleik in the Custom.housi, aga mnit the Men 7' : , with is• a taftte merchant. ~ •It pla?nti t ; sister, - that one evening,' nearly' two years ago, she iias-aCietted•by her present husband, the ne phew of the'defendant, - at he was returning to teens' from the }tense; at Wiriclitilore-hill; of his fatliet:- . - Not Ling after this meeting, her present husband' se dbetd her ; and they took a lodging in Little Britain, tinder the names of Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, where they cohailted for some time, the plaintiff supposing them to be always married, till at length they were married in reality, on the 4th June, 1809. Both par ties were of the age of 18 years. , Ihiter cross.examination this witnesi• sit), she had rievet Cohabited' atith any body before her husband, and notWith'any'hady but him since hir starriagi.'Shon alter this 'marriage, her husband's father, Mi. Reeves, received a letter from his son, from the coast, speak iagdistractedly of his having been inveigled' to marry a prostitute, and expressing his speedy intention of terminating his miserable existence - ; and faint this time, neither his wife nor his father had ever heard of him. Upon'the receipt of this letter, the - father, and the defendant, the uncle; immediately called upon the Plaintiff, demanding to know wfiere their ion andtte. phew was ? and upon thii occasion it was prayed that the defendant called' the plaintiff a d—d rascal and scoundrel, and struck him a violent blow on the back of the neck. Mrs. Reeves was sitting with' the plaintiff in his office at the time of the assault. Lord Ettemsououou reprobated very severely the want of feeling towards his sister which the plaintiff had :hewn in bringing this action into Court ; but the assault being proved, the Jury found a verdict fur the* plainti&--llamages, one farthing. • BIRTH: At Winehelsta, on the tiith instant, the Lady of Captain Thomas Snowe, 11th Royal Veteran Bactallou, of a lcughter. DIED. On the 2Stb January, at Bath, Colonel Robert Brooke, of the East India Company's service, aged 72, who eminently distin guished himself by his military conduct in India, and in the sta. tion of Governor of St. Helena, manifested his zeal fur his King and country by the seasonable aid he gave of troops, money. and military stores to assist at the first Conquest of the Cape of Good Hope; and by fitting out and equipping a Squads on of Camtauy's ships, to act ender Captain (now Admiral) Essington, for inter cepting and cu➢turing a fleet of homeward-bound Dutch East In diamen. By those wise knew his public merits and services, be was revered; by those who knew the benevolence of his prints' character and virtues, he was beloved. Few Ines will Ist ous "- serial/ owl so bows elk/ lanssato4o ttEAtrit .2nrriTotßatterTV. AMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, wh;ctt banirleeil by the Inventor as a resitedy for himself, PrrierVesihim to an advarto,l age, vs ibnitably rheuinatisms colds. and all those complalMs to width Y Bible from the vkissitudes of o,;troadzet-- , bilious Paul all other disorders of the stunaaelt W d for head-aches, nesailarid by indl i rel,ui, et by free : d only by F. Istrotery and Boas, at theWarehhuse Nwders, No. to &, Paul's Churifh-yard , and Dt _.e house in Brotontstreet, price 4s. Q. a box, clotalos ing 36 pills, or six in ene iatge box for aCi . • • None an gentiiise but they tylaith have the words " P. .Newberg, No. 4:, St. Patti's," engrav t d in - the %tamp. A tree jadgnsent wilt be formed of the pr.?tenaiont of a Min wito offers Dr Jarneac Pala fur WV, when it is kuown that he yeas a hierelibourer in the Dne,t.,or's garder, and totally ignorant of the'prlnelpal ingtedient in' Dr. lansits's Potititet, of which he had the audacity w advertise J IrnteN a . A . " Ow original and only pr parer;" though it is proyed that this tne4tin , was actually prepatetaati told Mort k , Was bout, cud 'turbo never was eer y' ployed in any part of the process. niet's 's late - - ELLEEMAN'h •GU oitlAJTAield • • THE value of this Iftfallibie MiAirine-hat bete sis• long pruned, that nothing of the present ant can l* I conipetition with it in all therfilterent wages of a ceriain Wow, iirhlch'k effectually curee.and eradicates frioni the balk, Without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that litte , ids iativatioo, without dthilitaring the constitution in any tle-enT, c:r even rerigh. sing confineettent from bur,inem, or restriction in dive. The riidiestV yin ue. of these inestimable Drops have roved their claim regiuls/Oe' approbation for more than 'O sears. In all the debility of both sexes, thetpreve a never tailing reiterative, whether the debnity isproduciA by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef. fecti of a warm climate to travelien, suil those going abroad.... Thep:winos be recommended too strongly to those who will re. alive a safe, speedy, and complete cure In 01 old stubborn ()feet*, and every - weakness that affecrs the blaildut and organs of urine. Et lea efficacy snarly womeit have become mothers who tar years taii been deprived of that happineeia, Sold wholesale and retail at Mts Butter's, No. 4, Cheipshie, rot. nee of Paternoster-Om ; beater and Co. Scott, Ca/yin, Minden aton, and Smith, Edinburgh; Baxter and Mq.:unald„ Glass sow ; Hottand, Granville and Son, Gilbert, and liaydon, mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnston, Gosport ; Newbery and Son, Dublin; Pack and 'turner, Hull; Allnuts, Malory, and I limes, Portirea; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Juggett, imam ; 'Erre/mat, Exeter; Crutwell and Brains, Bath;• Brown, Bristol; and must Country Medicine Vanden. in boxes at Os. and gas. each. CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE 2n d Co. Surgeons, late in hit Majesty's Service. challenge the wtwle world to prove a single liiigance where their Medicine and method of cute have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years In this particular branch of their profession has not given rise to c.te unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their mullet to the treatment end curs of Venereal Complahas, and that derangement s.f the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful diem 0 a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of kith stress In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barred. mess ; the other have Its ravages fatally developed to them by a ills► creasing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminate, In impotence. These art its remote and ultimate effects, while con• aumptions, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaint. usually characterise the eariteritages of thissolitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment Is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, In as I coursed a long, laborious, and mach exteuded practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, turn as obstructions in the urethra, k•ungy, excrescences, hard te. i mours,caUune ulcers, eruptams,setnutai weakness, gleetS, as alto drRICTURES, s t Whither recent er of long duration, and which have baffled the • skill *tether Practitioners ; are by their present Unproved plan of teat men t, effectually and permanently cured, withoot the patieet 'uttering the exceuclatine pain and 'laming hemorrhage which often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of lip years extensive practice in this metroin.lis, nemeiroua cases 01 Srikturee have been and are daily under their are, the total eradication of which ate effected by a safe, certain, ant expolt. itidus mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The Meekness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, IS speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound end vi. serous health. Vet where the dibirky has fer years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stric ture has been destroyed. is indispenkabiy requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, totbeen under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the r.. of complainti of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having ticeived a radical and permaaene cure, request that references i may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided so. 1 periority of Messrs. Came and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many ; of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty years, I and bad been under the care of Messrs. Home and -Heitvhides, and other storms of equal eminence, who attempted the cure , by the apelkation of the lunar caustic, without success. I it. le•sr3. Curries:id Co. ntarbe consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, anti honour, at their house, No. 107. . . Ha:tote-Garden. Parients in the errantry are requested to state the particulars of chi:tire:tie, age, and general habit of living, &c. laclosuig a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same 1 Win be given or sent to any part of thekingdosn. ' ! To en.ute that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the . • postage of leeteremay be'etHed to them-aunt *or medicines EAST, WEST, NORTH . , AND *SOIATH, • CHEAP' AND EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING, . a /arm . . Ittg sAttAcors HEAD ikiN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. HE fullowing POST-COACHES so out at re duced ?dusk To EXETER. MAT Two gulags, IWO& mid SS I as. ed. lo4& - , to PLYMOUTH,aSevatt oVaisek run Morning, with a Guard andLainps throughlianiton, Aindister a . Birldport; Bhutdrori, and Salsbury, to Mr. WIN Vibe's, liinft Aram PlyntOutio; and to the King's Arms, Dock. CHESTER, Newport, and Whitt:bona: NO* ikenaCalch, ever % Evening at Five o'Clock. • • • - BOS roN, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton ,. and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets oat every Everting.—Coaches tram notion to Spilsby, Louth, Grinsohyraud LIVERPOOL, Warringtoo..kuutsford, Stone, and Litchfield Pbst Coach,cailtd the Expetihn.m.every EveningnkFive u'Clock, to the Angel Inn, Dale -street, I.!veroouL—Guarded throughout. BATH and BRIs•FOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Cltippen him, • Calsse,. and Marlborough, rem , Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, the London Tavern, Thc matottnett. Brivol, next Morning.—Coadies to Wells, Bridge water, Tauuton; Sc. LEEDS new light Coach,ealled the Rockingham, sets out every .Morning at Eight o' Clock, carries tour halides only, and goes ru •nairltabiy easy, with a Guard throughout. Passe. through stator laLutiewark,-.Retford, Dmicaster, and F•srybridge, to the ,TO ,THONL,IA, T.4ykto,a, ESQ. 4-ion, Leeds, neat day at noon. Notwnlostaial•ng the ! 0.9, NEW BRIDGE-STUST. LONDON. tosetob . sown expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the moo nOrtouitin eta,. agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, BE r; leave to inforfti you,.that.ever since the year hems unequalled is accommodation by - ate y- other. 179U,j had been afflicted with the Luis Veneirea'; which,rroin • K DAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonedale, 13olton, its obatinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the 7Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstaag Post Coaches,tveri Afternoon . must emblem of the faculty here ? and undergoing several severs at Five °View-kr—Guarded. j course-. of salisration,snil twice discharged from the Hospital, with GLASGOW, Loagtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, • little relief, would appear to be orthe most inveterate nature. in Brownbill,ThornhiU, Sanquhar-Kllit, Cumnock, Klngswell, and the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, 35 "all parts of Scotland, Cionperdowu Coach, Daily. ; nearly to put a period to my existence. Iliad a Lege ulcer ou the YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed crown of my head, one on each, arm. and oty legs •were broken with a Guard throughout, sets tan es:-.-ry Morning at Half-past out in a frightful manner ; toy right was dreadfully painful, and Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Recford,Tadcaster, Darlington, had been In a state of ulceration fort* last seven years; my :ere NorthaUertini, Durham, Morpech, and Berwick. Passengers hail also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave finding.themseives fatigued fonts the length pf the journey. may me such excreta:oh% Tab, particularly wlseus warm in bed, as rest what time they phrase, and then proceed on without any ad- nearly to deprive not of rest; in this lamentable state, I Was re. ditional Fare. 1. Clark, the Black Swati, Coney-street, York, commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who receiveol•so Tase. a cure ruts Coaches to Sunderland; Hull, Scarborough, Wantby," mid by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent PHIS, strtica 1 togas other place.. to do on the 26th May ; in . the course of a fortnigh• I 1.4 gut is BRIDGENORTH and WWI, new Post Coach, every t receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers ea my Evening. head and ann.: were soundly healed—sounifter, the sorts on my CARLISLE, Penrith, itturViNtrhaven Prot Coach, goes with leg healed also leaving, however, attisidrrable diocolotirs. Poet Horses, and a Guard all the' way. Passes through Brough, tton in the shin. anti ra:iin in ;Ito of the kft, sviiitu,. by tae Apphby, Geettabridafe, - Richmond, Catterick, Buroughbritige, blessing of God, and a little lourr perseverance to your Means. Wetherhy, Aberrant ) Puucaster. and Grantham (the nearest way ble Medicipe, subsided ; the nua,.. dispersing. the skin regdma,-; •by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and pet forms the t itmatural hue, and Ow nocturnal p•Zins gradually going off—l thus palmy With the givasest facility. Passengers detested on the be-cane, by your liberal :advice and medicine, perfrctly tree front raid by buitness, et pleasure, have tie peculiar ardvautage of their my former compLuots—have.retwerred my former spirits an o seats basis sectortid to the nrli coach' " it rental, and am become jolly and fat„in which stetehavirg CO. a se m Flying . Post-Coach, to Yoyk, Sunderland, ' tihued many months to tier astonishment of all who knew me, Newemtle, and Edioiaugh, carries Four Insides only, every . am sea loss in what 'emu to express my gratitude, but beg yoit Evening, at Nair .'Cock, by way ut Doncaster, Grantham, and •or the good of other sulfering mortals, to tuakethis any cab,: so Stamford. public as possible, as I shall on every occosion—in so thong 0.0 SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns new Coach every will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient vary humble a:r- Maruhig. w.tdsa George Inn, Sunderland. mutt, ALEX. bilUitlekA. MANCHESTIIK, Witnslow, Congletan, Niterrastle,Wasali, Swan's Close, High-etreet, Edinbarglt. and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternotai.—Guarded. Prepared and sukt by ti• Pruvriefor, Thomas Taylor, E stmwspußT, aiht Shirk* Post-Coach, the Member of tlw Royal Collage of Surgeons to London, at ids h:•.-r, Royer Charlotte, every Evening*t•Alveo'Clbek —Guarded. t No. 9, New Bridge-.street ; where, fitter a constant resieltaxe 1 f SHEFFIEL6 and RotherhansPoet-Coach, eausd the Rocking- I more than 40 years, in a practise particularly directed u tt ham, emery Mowing. Cure of Ver.ereal Could:tints, and those incidental to the BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post-coach, with a Guard, setae.* Parts of Generation, with that inviolable srercey which n: every alXernbott, and reaches Btrinitighant mat day at noun.-- of his profession should always observe in such cues, he Posses by Oifuslei, Enston, and Shipstime to the Saracen's Head, tern himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously Bali-strotn, Birmingham. niaters to pertonstaklng this Medicine, will be esteemed, by ado . KU•Jeloo Northcaval Hewden, Thorn, and Donegan' Pane earning Public, as an advantage seldom attained and void at all Coaah, every Morning at Seven &Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, ambiguity. Myt cue Gate, Hull. They are aim sold by hit appointment, at the Pedantic's, No. TOrrENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daly, at Half-past 35, St. Albau'ioatieet, Pall M ; the Toy-shop, No. !QS. 31 Ten. Hairiest Two Half.past F ou r,and Seven o'clost. . ford-street ; Mr. Di.oborough s; No. 7, Fidostrret-hill, near ly og- I LERTFOI4.D, Ware, it oddestion, and Chemin Coach, every posite the MonuMeni; aces by~o peraan ist eine/ condileral•le mAning. town in England, See. in boxes only Ss. 9.1. each, stated up wit , WILLIAM B. Moorroitt and Co. respectrul:r acquaint their full and plant directions, whereby persons °fetcher Mt may Cur- Health and the Public, the they will not be accuuutable ter any heolseivits with eau: and secreei. Parcels or Luggage, Sec. ed, more than Five Pounds VAIUe 3 if lost r or damaged, unless entered as such and paid tbr aecordlogiy, at he haraCies Head hut, hnow-bill, I.onsleete LO N : N,inted and puNiArd by t atthe STAG °rms. N. 1, Carey-butet, and a .11t vlL.r, Tempit-ras. Sir tippet- - 'Nfsillow4stapa the avlivf Wint;gatlif • HEM ght before 14i: tang4",,r4ll37,,Dosit Stack,.Vire,Office Shares, Vic. , R. JAMES' isd with a in ,faituary, ; 101 1, (w f. the YAth )at the Office of . . 11011 1 thig ar whtch offence Mr. SCOTT, 28, Now - Bridge .street,'London a whisk preserVal dilated for rheuMati tried before the Tretat and Mersey, ur Grand Trusit!Citail, 11260, with Half the Wotan frame la ! ), and acquitted. Yeart a Divideml actkis rate ot 14S per Share dear, per Amu - likewise for bilious I fed the duties , of Blrmink 1,11046, dividing €I2 de*. . bowels , and for head Coventry, 1815, cilviditig at the rate of 1!£ per Sfisre. arty lst I not performed, Swansea, 1161 tba`liak Dividend 18 Or litiare. Il j r . hoses's Powder it have been the MonmouthskiKe,ll29, with . 12. 101. Half Year huses's late house it ,~