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• • 4, YOU DON'T EXACTLI . The favourite Song sung by Mrs. BLA N o with universal applause, at Vauxhall Gartletts.—Tbe words by W. UPTON, ,Lsq. A Youth to me a wooing came, For pity did implore me, And hop 'd I :Wet could slight or blame 'Flu, Lad that most adore me. I bled him much, hut hid my plan, To see how he'd repute mi., So, trowhing, fried, don't tease, Young Man, You don't exactly suit me. NQ seyned antaz'd, quite vex il, he steed, Then vow'd he'd tie'er deceive me; Says I, your presence can he spared, And therefore pray, Sir, leave me. To leave you, love, 1 never can, I swear by all your beauty ; Now pray, says 1, don't craze, Young Man, You don't exactly suit me. He started; sigh'd, hung down his head, Which prov'd I'd fairly caught hint, - 0 haste, my Love, to Church, he said, You see to what I've brought him. Dear Sir, says 1, if that's my fate, To wed's a Woman's duty, Let's fly, or We shall be too late— You NOW exactly suit me! SIT ME." SURRAY SAECLAL SESSIONS. I of ;fling, a - •-, , INSOLVENT DEBTORS. • • Mr. Martin Duins, of Saltash, in the County I e Cornwall, was opposed on the charge of obetima - money under false pretences. and gross fraud from e Messrs. Larke and Woodhead, of. London, Navy ie, Agents, by pretending to assign to them his pension hi to repay diem the sums he had obtained on their es bills for his accommodation, while he in reality came hi to town himself, and received the next instalment 3tl thereof, after the accommodation granted to him by t ti the plaintiffs. SM Mr. Smith, the Paymaster of the Navy, proved stet ' the detelidant's pension being a sum of 0250 per an tic( worn, was not bo the usage of .the Navy assignable, he since the pensioner alone could receive it. ler When threatened with an examination at Bow- Ca street, he paid L'so of the sum &Se, leaving a balance ty ; of £79. Ins. for which he was detained , o wi ng onl y £2O more than his demaii. tar, The CHAIRMAN stated it to be it gross fraud, as the e. prisoner had a pension of £2.501 year, and owed , VI ft only £2O besides the present debt, which he uncon aug scionably endeavoured to evade payment of, under reh, an Act of Parliament which did not extend to his ugh case.—The prisoner was remanded. , 1 ir fat OBTAINING GOODS OA/ FALSE PEETENCES. '1 Irt CAsE OF naRON DE WECIITEtt. late- This important and interesting case occupied muds ! j time and discussion ; the prisoner , an ins o l vent Deb - ! tor, and a Danish Nobleman, being opposed by Mr. ELOPEMENT PREVENTED.—MISS W. theonly (laugh- : Law's, on the charge of having in the year 1809, ob-- ter of a respectable clergyman residing in the neigh- t:tined from Mr. Smith and paitner, of Bruton-street, bourhood of Hanover-square, was prevented from Silversmiths, a quantity of new plate, amounting in eloping with a favourite swain, on Monday: evening value to a sun. of thirteen hundred pounds, under last, at the moment she was stepping into a post- fthe. and fraudulent pretences, for whkls the plain. chaise and four, in Conduit-street, which had been tiffs had arrested and detained him in prison. procured and placed there by the object of her affec- The defend tnt was intrsdeced to the Rev. Dr tions, who was in the act of handing her in, when the I ise,h,,,, at the hose and table of the Marquis of enraged father seized her by the arm, and Conducted H er tfo r d , ; whither the Martel's, through hospitality, her home. I and the introduction of a Nobleman %Ito had seen •A GHOST DETECTED.—A ghost, who has for some the prisoner in the character of Danish Envoy to the time past tertified several of the inhabitants at Ken- c out he erei e en of the Rhi ne, b ad invite d several per. singten Gore by his ,tightly pranks, was caught on sons of rank to introduce them to the Noble Stranger. Sunday night last, in the act of starting from a stable He consulted afterwards the Reverend Doctor as to in that neighbourhood, habited in a white.sheet, by the hest Silversmith to furnish him with several ser- Mr Wilson, of Kensington, who immediately "tunas - • vices of plate. In order the better to carry on the ked the now terror-stricken ghost, and discovered the . negociation, he represented himself to come into son of a respectable Gentleman at Hammersmith.— this cogency, upon the success of which, he expected The hapless ghost begged for mercy, in the most pa-' a p re mium f r om each of the respective Governments, s thetic terms, and might have escaped the punishment England and Denmark, he had repeated interviews,' he deserved, but for the approach of several persons with Mr. Canning, Lords Liverpool and Castlereagh, who had been alarmed by his appearance, and who, and had letters from the exiled Royal Family of without hesitation, and in spite of the intreaties of . Frenee, acknowledging their debts and obligations to • Mr. Wilson, conducted him to a horse tningh, where him, for his accommodatious and sacrifices. made for they cooled his energies by frequent immersions. I their sake, and lamenting die great sufferings of the A sMart pitched battle, contested with more con- prisoner and other Noble Personages exiled on se rage than skill, was fought yesterday in Paddington- , count of their cause. But the inability of the prise .. fields, between two young men, of the names of Man- ner to prove the hand-% rime of the parties, or of the ring, a carpenter, and George Cummings, a Clerk Miuistsrs of State in this country, whose letters he in a counting house. The prize for which the heroes now handed to the Chairman to read, Owing to his contended was the fair daughter of a publican at Pad- imprisonment arid embarraeensou. rendered such evi e 'dington. A determined battle of forty minutes was ahem inadmissible. finieht, in which the combatants were so mad, that ; After obtaining the plate, under a contract with every feature was disfigured. The palm of victory the plaintiff to furnish one hail of it, at first, upon the having been for some time doubtful, Manning at , credit of bills to he drawn at three months, and on - length decided it, by putting in an awkward blow on payment of such Was. the other half the plate on the side of his antagonist's head, which deptived him fresh bills at six months date, while the plaintiff offer. whole contract at once, being for a Of sense. I ed to furnish the Sunday se'nnight, as Mr./ English, a butcher, of sum of a:1600, and proceeded to furnish the articles' Wisbeach, was, with his wile and infant son, r isj oh . as far as £l3OO worth, belore he discovered that at . in a cart. on their way from Wisbeach to Nolte ich, as the Baron's house, in Welbeck-street. where a grand they were about to enter Swaffham, the horse began service o f plate, preparatory to a splendid entertain to kick most violently; and struck the infant a mort .1 mint which •:as pretended to be in contemplation, blow on the left side of the head, and it died before there were only one servant man and one set Wart they reached home. i maid in attendance, and that no crest or arms were pro. put upon the plate. which, with other concurring cir- On the I Ith inst. when the Norwich Mail had cu . , rnstonces left no doubt of deception, and the inge. eeedesl within five miles of Colchester, the cnachmatt .nious fraud was detected. The prisoner was proved beine much in li quor, grew sleepy, and suddenly fell e to have taken part of the of in his own ctirricle between the wheel horses , when they set off at full horn the plaintiff's. and to have sold to Mr. Sherwin. speed, but by the exertions of Mr. H. St-lohn, at the of . the' Strand, silversmith , a pair of silver candle imminent danger of his life, they were so far stopped socks, for nine-guineas, a few J oys after they were as to enable the guard to seize the leaders heads, furnished ; as also to have pawned with a pawnbrco without any farther accident. The guard and Mr. key in Subs, live or six hundred pomade wet th of the St. John were 'ell in charge of the coach by the other .° plhte, and to have taken the remainder with him to passengers, who went in search of t he coachman, prieon, where he re as give it up, or any part of whom they found on the road , upwatds of half A m ile behind, his head shockingly cut, bleeding profusely, the nn'n e Y n • and one of his legs broken. Mr. Niote. in an able speech for the defendant , I argued. that he was hustrated in his expectations , Friday evening, at 7 o'clock , the prisoners c onfined and Misled by his own credulity, as in a measure the in Reading Gaol, consisting of five transports, and plaintiff had been on the occasion ; for that the state six for trial at the ensuing March Assizes, attempted ! . .of tne war prevented open credentials to be commit• to make their escape, in the most resolute and formi. t e d to ' one upon such business: and that apassport dable way : the Turnkeys having proceeded to she; kid been actually granted to the prisoner the very ward where they were secured in the day, opened the i day of his arrest, to enable him to proceed on his door to remove them one at a time t r t he c lose cells mission to the Continent, so that he was uudrubiedly for the night, when one came forward and was locked l accredited by Government, and in their confidence. up. They then proceeded for the second : immedi- 'lhe CHAIRMAN observed, that neither / ' :ea , inge. etely,as the door was opened,eight of them rushed out, • • nutty, nor eloquence were wanting in the prisoner's seized thrTurnkeys, and fastened them into the close Counsel on Isis behalf, but the facts were too strong cells adjoining their ward. The Keeper's wife, who !to y e resisted under the 35th section of the Act.— was sitting ia the kitchen with a debtor, ran to secure I Every Ministry were forced to appoint times and in the door which led into the Keeper's house, to pie-1 terviews on business with foreigners, whose views vent their approach, but was not in time ; they en- i i nscrutable . we re o ft en in coming into this country.— tered it, secured her, and forcing the debtor on the •t Ise prisoner might be only a spy, instead of an Am. floor, dragged them both out, and bolted them into a .' h4SSAdOE, and his whole management in this a ff ane s , liters( cell. The Keeper, who was writing in the ; was at tifice and cunning not to be endured by the Magistrates' room up-stairs, seeing them drag out his I evidence before die Court under the present wise and wife, immediately descended, fastened the door of the i • cautious Act of Parliament. The prisoner was re house, ran up stairs into the room he had previously mended. left, and collected his fire-arms in the window.—The I whole of the prisoners were now in a body trying to force the door, calling out in menacing language for the Keeper, who answered," Here I am,and will shoot every one of you." and pulling the trigger of one of his pistols at a transport, who stooping his head, the balls missed him, and theyoill then ran towards their wards, with fury, swearing, but again collected themselves to attack him; when he quickly opened the door of his house, with his fire arms, which were very formida ble, consisting of three braces of pistols, and a mus. quiet with a bayonet, and drove them into the ward, where they hid themselves in the best way they could. —The Keeper now released the two Turnkeys, his Wife, two debtors, and three women whom they had shut up in the close cells, as before described. The Keetiees wife immediately after her release brought four Adstors through the house to his assistance, but he bad previously rushed into the ward, and present ed his Are-arms at them, threatened to shoot the first man that resisted going . to his nightly abode ; they . obeyed, and with the assistance he bad now procured, • he was enabled to secure every one with extra irons,l and fastened them down to the floor of their cells. At Warwick Assizes, on Wednesday last, a •man of the name of Wilke: was convicted of bigamy, is having married tour wives. Yesterday a pawnbroker, in the neighbourhood of Clare Market, was convicted in the penalty of forty shillings, and tell shillings costs, for taking more in terest forfora pledge, than is allowed by Act of Par ment. It appeared by the evidence, that on the 5111 inst. a gold-ring was pledged at the defendant's shop for thiee shillings, and redeemed on the 19th. The shopman charged one penny interest, whereas only a hallpenny was due. At four o'clock yesterday morning, the houie of Mr. Sieveret, in Brompton-road, was alarmed by the maid servant detecting two thieves in a back parlour. She shrieked loudly, and alarmed the family, when the villains bolted out at the front door, leaving be. hind them a crow.bar, pick-luck keys, and other int. plements of house breaking: It was afterwards di:. covered that plate and portable articles to a consider able amount, were missing from the lower part of the house, which the robbers must have previously got .; , I .1100LiffNr OSAMU. Prisoners n II . MAMMY% I 13, the 9th inst. Mr. Wiens, Rector of the 'nigh SeTiol of Edinburgh, to Mks H.den 1 honsson. daughter of the late Rev. Thottitoo, Minister of _ following . have given notice, in the London Gazette, of their intention to take the her.efit , At Stirlieg, the Rev. James Sonunetville, jtre. to Mies Patti. of the hate Insolvent Act : , *on Brown. I At C'alcutta, on the letfi fraternity, Sir Wilfians Grant Eti% Ref ___.„hie Majesty's troops in Tridia, to Miss Prisoners in the King's Bench Paton, in the County Atifut a n t .G e maat to h of Surrey. beer.' Jackson, datt i hrer of the hate Captain lobo l'l l ll3lW Jack. soil. Carona ..1 . the Royal Navy. William Irwin, dealer in cattle, of no settled plate of abode what- tin [Pe IAI:i May last, at Nature. Balumae, the Hoek Also. ever, taut tor the last 25 years a mere sojourner for abort pr- der Murray, h. other to the Furl at Dunmore, to Mlss 1). Hunt, nods of time In Eoex, Leierstershire, and other counties arid datliter •at the }ion. Railer Hunt, Pg. of the Bahama , . • -places in England„ . Scotland. and Wales, where his nig . rs and Wanton rat attending Lairs and nurkets required his presence, MED. 7,i' I 'lately caufitted in Liteliusforit Gaol. At Mora, in Bergal, on the t its of Jaonary last, Lieutenant Anoka ;Whitworth, late of King-street , Lambeth, in the county Jolm Craigie, of the enh regiment nati v e cavalry , a nd aro of the of Surrey, tailor. - 1t,.. John Craigie, !Minister of Derr, is Aberde.mshire. George k l:iott, late of Tottenhant-court-road, in the county of COIOII,I Binfdlt, a few days ago, at his house. gear Bother- Middlesex, engine-maker. ham, in Yorkshire. Wnt. Nlesseneer, fortnetly of Tothill-street, Westminsttr, in the — county of noluldirsex, and late of Lambeth-walk, to the county CHALLENGE. of 'Surrey. butcher. i MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late ;n hi. Jacob Ward, of Duni, in the county of York. clothier. Majesty's Service, challenge the wool, world to pro. e a Edward Thonlaf Tinconah,foroolly of the Loudon Road s in the single ins once where their Medicitte and method of cure has, Pari,h of St. George the Martyr, in the county of Surrey, f a il e d 0 1 t h e drained effect. Th e p ract i ce of wir y rein in tins dealer in paper, and late of Margate. t in the comity at Kent, particular branch of thir.r profession has not given rise to cur bookseller and stationer. unsuccessful case. John Marsden, Late of North -street. Tottenham court-road, in They continue to direct their studies to the treatment nod ewe the county of Middlesex. Gentleman. of Venereal eceoplaints. and that derangement et the "atm% Edward Demos, formerly tot Union-row, Walwol *l s hat late of which Is the consequence of the pernkious and «mogul effeeraoto Maid-lane, Southwark, victualler. habit long acid moat unhappily pursued hy the youths ofieethemom Jeremiah 110 4 0 arie late at i MorlaihYs It. the county at Yarks la the ewe it will hre found to be the unfailing source of harrees lanourer. nese ; the colter have its raeaoesEatally dtire!,tped ft them by a oh. Henry Waymark, formerly of liirel-stret t, Grosvenor-square, bet treesiog etafe 4 debility, which, if uat timely rem edit's!, terminasios late of Hewitt t a-sarerc, Mancu s o: er-equare, cononerchar.t. In impoterce. These ace its remote anti tiki orate oilier% while ass- John Palmer, late of lirook-street, West-square, in the parish of eurnp ri on o c i e o r sate , c wa r powtf. an d „n ue , ner ,, saus samostois Lambeth. in the county wt Surrey, traitor-shiver. usually characterise the earlier wares of that solitary vice. 01 per. lames Howard, late of Rochester, in the county of Kett. iron- area languishlegonder the direedereincideast ta aorta a hatit,tewcir monger. treatment Is sample and has newer roved toistietessful, in dm W Mani Barrett, late a Newcastle-street, Clerkenwell, in the et - omen's king, laborious , aid much extended a wartio e . l ea a county of Mid dlesex. jeweller. mast obatirtate and canyliated cases of sensual intectiou i an dh Jolla H e witt, late ur Raraloil, in the count-pa Chester, farmer. as (Obstructions io due urethra, s . tangy excrescences, lard sir Richard Aluntlay, late el trisaderay, Westimuster, in the amnia' mours,cahoue %litera t truptiosis,senueal weakness, gieett, as aim of Afiddlesex, aucti,aseer. STRICIMILES, James Willtates, We at Whitefriats Dock, in the city of Lau tan s wh et h er recent or of i nn d urat i on , and which I s . co hsfßed As bat ge-builder, . skill °tether Wee: itioner, ; are by their present improved atlas 4 'thonus Plummer Raby, foimtrly of Nottingham. and late of tvatnient, XiectuaVy and perettanentha coma, without thepatitet jhe Ktrea Head, Peckham, to the county of Surrey, licensed . suffering the excruciating pain arta .alartniug heamerhage which victualler. . I Often folowe the applkarkm of the lunar causee. to the ovum 4d Richard Littley, Luc of Ohletrett, in the county of Maltleses, ' i gu y ears extens iv e pract i ce h, t hi s rnerrol „at s , mmer ,, uf u ..... 4 bedstead-maker. 1 Strictures levee been and are daily ottada their are, she tent Will ant Herry Mathews, late of Gravesend, In the county at eradication of which are effected by a jafe, eertaar, and rapt di- Kent, coinecttoner. dolts sno.le of palc:ice, superior to any other yet aatiota.t. The John Spruigwell, Lee of Paddington, In the county of Middletel e wrakneaa,relasation, and dtbility iltoceeding front this oompitint e carman. Is speedily temiweti, and the pa hut venoreel to mood end ow Rohe' t Burnell, late of No. 15, Creseentaplace, St. Georges-field/ 4 germ's h ea l t h. B et w h ere t h e d e bili ty h as f or yea , . 4 ,, i5 , 4 a in the county of ;Surrey, katlicr-tutor. I proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the nett. Philip James, late at No. itti, Ulturd-street, Mary-b-bonne, id cure has been dee:mated, is in.hoseneably requisite to eevive dm the county of Midlesta, linen warelawse I shmtberirs traria/OWe and to n•attifttatll the Const‘tuaiao. Win. Lidaton, late of linglithelmstooe,la the county of Sussex, Seeeral Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first reseac.ahUVE, grocer. I.: r e been smiler the care of Moan. Corm and Cu, far t he r.- John Norris, formerly of Madata-street.llanover-equiu - e, but late Mosul 40 comp/sites 01 the Urethra, du-keine% &c. API, fairly' of Deviant!, in the county to Kent, tailor. trceved a radical and isermanent cure, review rtat referent% John Sumter. late of futtenham, in the county of Middlesex. may be made to them .as , visfactory erridences s of the decided st r farmer. i ortattrey .of Messrs. Currie sod Co. "4 plan of treann wt. Mary Elisabeth Smith, late of King's Cottage, Harper's Fields, and fora ' of those Gentlemen have had Strictures from wet to twenty puns tautly of Cumberland -buret, in die county 01 IVhd44: ,, a, home- and had been under the care a Mews. Home and lieavoldee keeper. and other onions of espial eminence, who attention! the care Sophia Anderson, hoe of No. 42, Strand, In the county of Mid- Iby the limitation tithe lunar mystic, with camerr t.tevef, tueslitioe render. &feint - 4. Currie anal Cu. may be coon& ea by either lei with the ~.. • . anti - their Suttee, No. es" The lagnei. in the Ftareli eelicacy, !wren., tmour, at _ —ye, U. At. ilaitun-Gmelcn. Path nit In the country Are requek7ed to Msr the particular• of tiny/case age, And hal.it et brio& Sit. 'nosing a oranitance for at i hnee and ,ntratcinfa, when tie scum fw br given or *ertt to :Inv Farr of ttn-atininition IA 414 1:0`.1 uitAnNi i A:O4 SARACEN'S HEAT) INN. SNOW-HILL 1 0N1904. rbe best Acconimolrion tor. TrAirelors, gNitl dbaise Liquors, :god moderalt 01.4 q. TH E foltnuing Pos r COACHES. MAIL COACHE - , Rc. set out from rte Hrud Strow4llll. , IXE I r.R, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, remota% Dartmouth, and `d4twty Ne 4, Pibit Coach, every lalorniogut Six o!Clock, yids a (Alan!. Waugh apniton, Azsuinver., Bag port, Bltettrart.i. Basit.grake, and Bagetot. DOS l ()N, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton. and klente.ngdira new Royal bleu Coach, scs out even Eveniev—Coachoe trots Boron to Spitsity, I .oullt, Grinuby, and Ilia LIVER 1 1 (()l., WArrirgtou s ICnutsford, Stem, I-het:101 Poet-Coach, called '1 he Fs, e !itiost, every Eveopit7 at iiraa o'Cloctu, to the Angel-1110, Date-street, LiwurpouL GAissisdi tbrooghotrt. ' B A fiti and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coacleee, throve6'Cliip2ete ham, Caine, aad Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Slit.. May a, the Orcylanuncl Lm, Bath, and the I.ondon Towtro„ Thu. tnas-creet, Bristol, strzt Mocuing.—Coachee to Welts, Bak*. water, Tauoton, - Catborrile liontp.on, latr.a,f Carnatty-terect. St.. county .uf 11ii IJltart, cltmollt r chop. Elizabeth Bc-rubert, late ut rttcosanto-r. In the comity of Devon. widow. Anna Maria 13truietr. of Stoutlxww, in the county of Ihcon, spinets. Jain, I Edwards, late of llt ighthelinstone, in the county of Sum x, and Htgl► Hottx.eu, In the tuuut yUt J. tUialtSClt, dt.osa ►pr od tied malt rat w.wer , ,Zke. Thotnaa l unwell, totnterly a Whetley, in the tiunty or Suovr, btu late of Canterbury, in the county 44 !Cod, ruo...thau to the kegantent. John INtight,Jate of Kent-strma„ in the Borott‘h of Southwark. Juba RicLarasoa, late of Hull, in the county of York, ntariner., R 4 beeca Heard, laze cal Chu:Lb-row, GreLowich, w the cuenty of Kent. widow. Wm. Hevretson, late of Battersea, in the r.ouaty of Surrey, Gel.t. Carl Hume, late of Caiale-strect. Leicester square, in ant: comity of Middlesex, tailor. 'llenelas Woods, of Primes-street, Lincoto's lun Flekls, In tie pat ish of St. Gilt-, in the count of Middks+ 1, currier. Samuel Wise, la.* set Leverlugton, ua the ltle of Ely, in the cuuest y of Canthro4, carpenter and nollwriett. hogs!' loader, of IVLitlbauk-s roe, Westminster, In the count/ of Mielelkse g, carman. William Ruben Fetus, late of Brendord, in the county of Mid saintaker. John Price, formerly of No. S, St. lanses's-p . ace, but late of 411 .c ) tormerly of No. a. -.....- _ . . _ _ _ _ _ icierVieet. Weitudinter, publican. I .EEDS new light Casch,ealled the Rockhigham, tees out ewe* Robert ii'rknian, late of West Derby, In the cotnnty of Limas. Mating at Eight o'Clock; catries Four Insides only, and goer:ni ter, Gent. malleably easy, with a Guard throughout. I'a.es thrimgh leery:s livery Cheek, lam of Richmond, in the county of .Surrey, hair- I feed, Newark. Resinrd- Donras i ort and Forrthrisitr. _so rite dress' r. Golden Linn, Leeds, nett Day, at Noon. Netreithstatidiog Ate Insepir Datthewc late el Pridee-street, Westminster, la the uncomtnes Expedition of this Coach, it is alicwri:d seise-the mew courtly of hlidelesex, pastry-eeek awl confectioner. I agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the Needs Eloall. Grurse Yra*, late of Oiel Bs. tarot d, la the comity of Middlesex, being inotislails 4 in AervolinindailiniAlf aril' moiler-- shoemaker. . ~ KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdate, 'Behar, Thomas Freeman, formerly of Great Fughlk-street,'Southwatk, Choriey, ()mishit k, and Gamut Pod Ceachere every After in the county of Surrey, !tut late of Gwytint's-buildings, citi. noon at Elie O'Clewk.—Guarded. road, iii the county ut Alidillitex, pubhcei and tuy•iieter. '. t . tI•ASGOW. Lorgtownt Giretna-Green, Annan, Tietnfrius. Lewis 1-ethieellier, lormerly ut 'Acworth, in the couiity of Miele Browatbill, Theirnb.2l, Sanquhar lgile, Cusencele, Kingewen, ant illewit. but late of Vale-erect, Waiworth, in the county of an Parts of Sc. !and, Camperdewn Coach, Daily. Surrey, cotton and silk jrinter. i YORK, Newcastle, and Edinhargb new Couch, pert. rola John Mellish, fortherly in isiewurth, in the county of M-delletex, W'S h a Guard throughout, outs out every felonies et lislt-pau SIX o'Clock, by way of Ne work, Retford, Taelcaseir, Darting a,, but late of Villa street, IValwarrib, in the county of Surrey , silk end cotton pruner. Northallerton, Durham, Munpeth, and Bstukk. Pats :loss Mary Corbett, • formerly of Weilbeck-etreet, llotary-la-bonne, In findtrg thetueelves fatigued Won% the Jength of the j'etriien, save the county of Mtdente. t, widow. rest what time they plea-e, and ihen proceed tie willsnut ,a,i - et.- Richard Edweril., 1 rte of Drury4attP, la the parish of St. Giles, diti.siel Fare. J. CLA Vc, the 'Mack Sean, Coney-so et, A ec'k„ iii the county ut Middlesex, smith. tuns Coaches to Sundorhsed, Hulk, Scarineough, Vs hi-ht, Welt Robert Walktr, late of Birmegliaw,lll the county of Warwick, wirer Piecer brass- founder. . • BRIDOENORTII sod Walsall new 'Pest Cola, every Joseph Sint, late of Alonby, in the county of Cumberland, fiats. - Evening. error. ' CARLISLE, Pkrzith, and Ni'liitehaven Post Desch. ever vat Colin Campbell, of his Majesty's Ship 1 heban, Lieutenant in Four Hors. s, and a (lined on the way. Passes thiutryls gruel". the Navy. Appleby, Greataleritige, Richntond, Gatwick, E. reiughb:.l ...„e„ Wethetby, Abelford, Parameter, and Graiehans <the ueae."e fhenitas Davies, Ire of Church-passage, Piccadilly, in Ibe county of Midelle..ex, mercer and tailor. is ay by eighteen slid...). Sett out every littornirg, and peci.Jere Henry Croasdaile Wilson, late of Wiemore-street, in the county the' jaunt. y with tie greatest facility. Passe-terra de aimed or. of Middlesex, Grit. tl e road by busenese, or plea-ore, here the pecullar Jeannie* eel Sarah Newell Hawkins, formerly of Union-street, Lambeth, bet their seats being secured in ihe neat Coach. Lite of Garden-row, Lundon.ruad, both in the ceunty ul Sur- CHESTER and P.tRKDA*I E new Piet 0.11", Daily. rey, governess.ECl.lPsE, a new Flying Pow Coach, to York, huselerlanf. - . David Woolf, late of Briditthelm' toile. in the county of Stowe, Neu castle, and Eeliiibergh, carries Four Insides only, oviony A-- w atehmaker. terment, at 'lhree u*Cluck, by way at Doncaster, Crentham, at./ - Thome. Murrell, fortner'y of Printeet-pbce, but late of Fort- Stamford. piece, Berinutidsey, its the comity at surrey, undertaker. , SUNDF.R LAND, Stockton, aril Yawn, new Coach, .c.xe .r Janice Coeper, formerly of facet-motet, in the city of London, Morning. to the George len, Sunderbnet. but late of lileekiriar s-road, in the county uf ...at rey, wider- MANCHE:S*I.Ln, Whitlow, Congletor, Newcserle, 'W.l.:is taker. . . sad Wolverlsamptio Post-Coach, every Aftt-rtautitt.—Gurrrelva. Robert Moore, formerly of Red Lion-square, but late of Bet- SHREWSBURY, Wellin g ton, and Skiffsial Pce.t, C,,cti. :f used-are,Ruttell-tquere, both fit tle: county of Middlesex, Royal SHEFFIECh arIottLD e, terry Evei.iog., at Five o'Clork.—U, tits and R P otherham oet Coach., coll.d the it. aite. tailor. William Worsfold, formerly of Kennington-lane, hut late of St. bam, every Morning. Georges Men, both in the county ut Surny, chair-make r. SOU I idAhl Pi ON, Wittchetter, Alresferil, arid Xiten e:eite: , John Smith, formerly of the Borough-road, but late of the Lur.- every Evening. den-ruad, 'truth lit the county of Surrey, chair-stulfer, BIRMINGH-1M Mercury Poet Coach, with a Gunn, -Stir Thomas Williams, late of Suuw-hill, in the city of London, out every Afternoon, and rt. acbi a Burnt ea.,,, next day at Ante.. cutler. Pa-ces by Oxford, EllVtill e and stiiintoue, to the e.c.racen'tfirait. Benjamin Gilkey, formerly of Mellor-street, in the Borough, in Bull-street, Birmsighane the county of Surrey, but late et L'pper East Sot " add, in the HULL, Northcave, liowden. Thorn; and Donee Pons E r r P county of Middlesex, hat- maimfacturer. Cleach, every Morning at Seven o'Cleck, to the Bull and Suulaire. Richard Pixley, late of Beighton, in the county of Sussex, tailor. Myt on -gate, Hull. John Salmon, late of Parker-row, Bermondsey, in the c'eanty of 1.1. EDS and WAKEFIELD new elegant Coach, Daily. Surrey, woolstapler. .f Hit RTF olt I), Ware, Hudderelon, and Chesh'urt.Coach., team James Brown, late of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, in the county Mn " in g• of Middlesex, butcher. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Bumsey, I.yrnilitrru, ley. late . George Graham, of Temple-street, White-friars, in th e city mington, Christchurch, Rtegwoud, hi selinghridge, Inbrillettre of London, tailor. of Suffolk, but William Miller, formerly of Ika, In the cone.) , Petrie, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Goeuisey Wargons; Volt. WILLIAM P. Mous I'AIM and Cu. respectfully serve ut their Lite At Gosport, in the county , Ef Hants, Waterman. Friends and the Public, that they will not he accountnble f r any Julio Salter, tete of Bath, in the county of Somer , vt, shoemaker Unreels or Luggage, &c. of mere than Five Pinnies Value, it la: and grocer, against whom a Cesumittion of Bankrupt has , or daneaged, unless entered arysich and paid ter accordillsh. at issued and is dew in fierce. the Saracens Head Inn, Soule-lull, London. -- John Raper, fate of Noble-street, in the city of London, tailor. . ' . - .------ IhUNPUts finned and publudnel by Laves. Lae r, a; No. ii"li . , (To be coniinyelf, Chanc"try-lane, and a , the e1f.0..i, I inanle ear.. .. . . , , - - - . ? , ' ' 4".i .