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k . OLD RimEr, SiEPT. zz.- DEFRAUDING OF CREDITORS. The following cafe molt he peculiarly intereflinj -0 the mercantile world, both on account of its me- Docholy Kite, and the unfrequency of its occurrence: James Bullock, whole entisludt has been more than once noticed in the public prints. on his apprehadloti, and various examinations In the police office, was put to the bar, charged with the above capital offence. 'f•he imiliameta charged the prifoner that he. having been duly declared a bankrupt, under the Great Seal of England, and a commillion of bankruptcy having been in confe it:eine duly 'Molt againft his ettate and effects. did wilfully, frau. (Intently, and frionimifiy conceal and embezzle property in his poffellion, to the amount of god with intent to defraud the affig nets, under Paid ffatnte of bankruptcy. The trial occupied the Court from ten in •hr morning till font in the afternoon. The profecution was carried on at the inflance of the Apices of the prifoner's bankruptcy. The Count'sl for the profecution were Mr BOLLA NU and Mr CUP Ivry, the for mer of whom opened the pi-exec:dings, and the latter Rated the cafe to the Court and Jury ; in doing which, he expatiated at length, upon the heinous nature of the offence charged again ft the prifoner—an offence. of late years. fo frequent and alarming in its eonfequences, to the property of honelt and inch:artist's men, from the enormous frauds which bad been fo long pradtifed with im punity, by diflioneft debtors, who have contrived ►o elude the vi gilance and feverity of the law, by various devices, in as materially to Stake the foundations of commercial credit. Some effedlual check, therefore, became necelfary to pradtices of this fort, as well to fecure the property elbow-II men, as. by a Raking example, to deter others from the repetition of a crime, which mutt Strike di realy at the very root of commercial confideoce. The eircum• fiances of the prifnner's cafe were briefly theft :—He carried on the bonnet' of a wine and brandy merchant, in Scot's yard, Bufh. lane. Cannon-greet, for Come years; and at length his affairs having became emba reared, a docket was Itruek in the u foal form, and a commillion of bankruptcy Wised again!! him. He furrendered to his of igners at Guildhall on the fir and fecond days required by the advertikinent in the London Gazette, and underwent two ex aminations ; but on the third day, which was the aBth of July, be %V tei milting, and never attended ; and it was fhortly afterwards found he had abfconded. and never made any communication to his creditors as to the place of retreat, nor gave them any fur ther account of his Pilate and effedls. Snfpicions arofe that he had retorted part of his eft:As. An advertifement was publiftted by the aflignces, offering a reward for his difeovery and apprchcnfion. It appeared that the prifoner had fent off I coufiderable quantity ofproperty,packed in Cenral chcfts, for Leith, in Scotland, diredted far John Browne; and it was alto difcovered, that the prifoner, a s'ay or two previoufly to hi. difappearance, had himlelf in per fon lodged in the bank of Sir Robert Movies and Co St. James's freer, a fum of Bxl. in the name of John Browne, giving a (Ole addrefs ; which film In: drew out in two days after, Ity two drafts, fired Browne, in one bank note of 501. and the other for noel. her circumltances naturally excited a fufpicion that the prifo ner ha 'taken his flight towards Leith. whither be was followed by Anthony, the police officer. from Bow Inset, who went to the place where the goods were direded for Mr. Browne; and, after waiting there for flame time, apprehended the prifoner in the very adt of coming to demand the packages. in the name of John Browne. The clefts were broken open and &arched, and in one of them were found the two identical bank notes, for Soot and aocil Hilted by Hcrries and Co. to the prifoner, in payment of his two drafts in the name of John Browne. This font of ficaot was the ground of the indidtment ; and Mr. Gurney argued, from there eireuneftanees, that the intention of the prifoner non have been to dettaud his creditors ; otherevife. why abfeond in the manner be had done, and withhold from his affignees all farther account of the effedts which he had difpofed of to fo eonGderahle an amount John Holahan. clerk and cellar-man to Mcffrs. tolnt and George Cowell, proved againft the prifoner a debt to his employers of 14171 for goods had and delivered, for whirls he had paired him his acceptances, but which never were paid Thomas Ward, clerk in the banking hook of Prefeott and Co. proved that ant', acceptances puffed through their bottle, and were duly prefer:nil for payment, but not difcharged. Actin time the prifoner pa;. •d thole acceptances, be had credit at the houfe, kept cafh there ; but they rIW-ontiuued thenceforward anfwcring his drafts. having no effeet , of :is. George Skotc, a notary': ck k, proved the due proteft of the ac ozptaee-s. William Bryant, who had been a traveller, or out door clerk, formerly in the fervice of Mr. bullock, proved feveral at to of the prifoner's infolvency. Some ohjedlions were made to his teltimoily, as having been a creditor, to prove the prifoner': bankruptcy, by Mr. Ar LRY and Mr. Con sr, the prifoner's Connie!, but they were overruled by the Court. John Tracey. who bad been a carman is the Prifoner's fervicc, and James Mabbs, who had hew his gardener, at Dulwich, prov ed fcveral circunulances refpeeting the declining Rate of the pri foner's affairs for nine or ten months previous to the month of April laft, and his becoming leis frequent in attending at his eompting-houfe, until the month of May, when the name of BuUock was taken from the door, and thole of Lang, Wallace, and Co fubfliti4ted. The former bad been the prffoner's cellar man and porter, and the latter his clerk. After this the prifoner feldom called at the compting-hook. Mabbs Paid, that between the t ith and t 4th of May, the prifoner left his book in Dulwich, and removed to apartments in Chelfea, to which the witnefs and the carmen had his directions to carry force boxes of goods. • One cart load was taken, by fobrequent diredlimis, to Huagerford market, and left at a public houfe there chafe to the water fide ; the load matted of half a dozen trunks full of goods. Tracey, bring again called, corroborated the steftimons, and Paid, he had ;he prifoner's orders over night to go to Dulwich, with the cart be ufuaUy drove, and having brought one load to Hungerford market, he went back to Dulwich for another; and on his return through Blackfriar'sroad, he was met by the -clerk of Mr. Cowell, the wine merchant, who afked him whence he came and whether he was going? He gave the belt anfwers he could ; and when the clerk lett him, he difpatched Mabbs to Dulwich to apprize the prifouer of the circunaltance, and to deflre his further directions. In the mean time witnefs was met by Mr. Atkinfon, the prifoner's nephew, who fometitues anted in his uncle's cellars, and he gave the witnefs orders to drive the cart to Bouverie Brett, in Fleet Pant. On his way he met the prifotier, who came in confequence of his outrage, and confirmed the orders of his nephew. The cart, he laid, contained fix or (even boxes, which, by the prifoner's orders, he afterwards conveyed to Dulwich. He had been funononed to attend the Commiflions of Bankruptcy. hut was afterwards told he need not attend. 'the commiffinn of banktuptcy againft the prifioner,.was put ire; and Mr. Acura on examining the document, found it was upon an eighteen-penny Ramp, upon which he objedted to the legality of the inftrument ; but the Court overruled she objection, as the iultcument was under the Great Seal of England, she fountain of all anthority. Jofeph Spencer, a meffenger of the Bankruptcy Commiffioners, raved the fervice of tee 'notice of furrender at the prifoner's iip ufe , in Scott's Yard, on the 6th of June :aft. Mr. Newman, the Keeper of Newgate, produced the warrant of Lord Ellenborough for apprehending the prifoner, in conk qa mee of his negket to furrender for his tinal examination pinta Garnet, Solicitor for the AOgnees, proved the fignatures of the Commiffioners under the Great Seal; and proved the names of the Affignees to be George Medley, John Cowell. and Richard Pettit; be proved alto the two attendances and examiva tions of the prifoner before the Conunifiloners. and also a eonver- Anion be held with the prifu tier privately, the day after hi:. fecorid examination, touching the state of his agates; in which the pri faun fold him that feveral funs of money were due to him; and he particularly mentioned a Aim of toil which he bad borrowed or a Mr. Griffin Jones. He proved alto the prifoner's failing to Lurrender on the day aopointA far Gnat examination; although the Conuniffioners and Affigliees wahad for him until pail twelve a: ni e ztit. William Anthony, the Bbw-ftrett Officer, Rated the 'dram. _Dance of his having gone to Leith, in purfnit of the prifoner ; and his having apprehended him at a wharf there, where he came, in the name of Browne, to enquire about feventeen packages front London, fent there for him. The prifoner made no reflftaucc, but tbewed the whoa' a bankrupt's protection from *nett; but this being of no authority apinft a warrant for a criminal charge, he was apprehended and brought to London. At tholy found on enquiry, at the prifonerh lodgings, that he went by the name of Browne. On their very to town, the prifoner told Anthony, be had left London at four o'clock on the afternoon of Saturday the 18th July, being the day appointed for his float lernmder, and that on the tollowing Wed - owl:lay be arrived at Edinburgh; that the packages he had taken away with him, did not contain value exceeding s. L But on a rubfeq.tent converfation be Paid, he had received about 4C31 from a banker in London, which was eon • Wiled in a le 511 box, with the patkagcs at Leith. Mr. Griffin Jones fail, be had been fortnerly in the army, bet wan now retired on half pay; he had known the prifoner many. years ; in May and June WI, the withefir had lodged alternately in Dartmouth-Itreet. Weßminaer, and in Stratford Place. He frequently law Mr. Bullock in that time, at his lodgings, and la ft in Dartmouth hoe. in June. The painter, who vffited him as a friend. then lignilied to him that his eireumnances were ember , raffid The stitrefs did not with to hurt his feelings, by any ob fcrvatione. The prifoner preneeded,ansl ettiltavuurcd to perfuade the wltnefs that *ot, the prifoner, had borrowed of him toot!. whidt herald he *nsdd honourably re, pay, as loon as he could.— %%Inure did not underhand what he meant, and hour,: pofitively that he never eithei borrowed or lent any money from or to the prifoner, beyond tome triling change at a coffee-houre. Matthew WI de and W. Martiu, Clerks in the Bank of Eng land, proved that the prif, iner kept et& there; and that a fum of abr ut sool. was paid on the 6th of June, being the balance in his favour, except a mere trifle. A clerk from the haute of Meifre. Prefeott and Co. proved, that the prifoner afro kept oath there, and had drawn from the boufe, and that the left balance in their hands for his account, was paid in two drafts on the Bank of England, via. No 1383, for Sc. I dated Bth May, and No 698, for gaol. dated the sect April. Thomas Farquhar, Efq partnet in the honk of Harries and Co. St. Janies's-Preet, proved that on the reth July the prifoner came to their haute, lodged 8001. there, and wrote his name in the entry !look, " John Browne, rt, Chapel-fired, Park lane ;" the bldg. nu-nt confined of the identical drafts mentioned by the left wit :iris, and the prifoner told the witneti he was going out of town. Witncfs never again law the prifoner uutil in cultody. But JVIr. William Smith, a clerk in the houfe, proved that he had entered thole drafts to the priloner's account, and that on the 13th of July the painter came again, withdrew the drafts, and doted his account; raying, he was leaving town, and lorry to hare fo Own a dealing It was proved by Mr. GARNET, folk-heir for the comntiffion, that noted and monz-y, to the amount or 8: - .01. were found in one of the packages addreffed for the prifoner by the name of Browne, at Leith. Tie evidence for the prolieution being elofed, the prifoner, in defence, addreffed the Court and Jury, in a fprech of confiderable length, force, and feeling. He began by regretting that it was his misfortune to be preclu ded, by the forms of the Court, from the advantage of addrelß,g the Jury by his Connie!: but he trulted, that whatever difadvan rage might arife to him on fo awful and critical an occafion, from his own deficiency, under the preffure of harraffed feelings, and an agitated mind, he would meet an ample indalgence in the itu• inane and eonfidtrate feelings of the Court and Jury. He com plained of the cruel principle of the bankrupt laws, which fubjed ed the unfortunate trader to a capital punifhment. in addition to all other Mks, to which other debtors were not liable; from, per haps, an erroneous endeavour to voted hit property, and the means of his family's esiftence, agaiolt the claims of c^editors, often cruel and implacable, as well as rapacious and unfatiable Other men, from the highelt slats of nobility down to men in the lowcft rank or proleffion, were at liberty to protedt their property by the heft means in their power. without being liable to the fere rity of the Laws, and the ignominy and cruelty of punilhments which levelled the molt refpeaable trader with the vital felon or murderer. At the time the preteen commilltnn rrasiffnedagainft him, he Cad he did not confider binffelf in a Rate of infolveuey; and he confidered the commit ion to have been ailed upon grounds at once illegal and unennititutional, as being granted on the evi deve of a creditor who might very naturally have Isom fuppofed li able to give partial telliniony. Impreffed by the confederation of this circumftanee, and the advice of his Solicitors, men of eminence and refpedtability in their profeilSon, as well as from his own in formation, desired from the perufal of eminent profeftionalautho• rides, he felt the ftrongeft convinion that the commilion was illegal; that he was not bound to fubmit to fuck an arbitrary proceeding, and had no doubt of fuperfeding it. ft was not until he was aftured of certain conditions, that he at firft agreed to fur. newsier; but when he found thofe conditions violated, and that af ! ter being hunted and purfued like an outlaw, from one corner 5e another, through every part of the town, he at length cameo the refialution of doing what he conceived to be inflict to his hdpiefs • infants and his aged parents, by refeuisig from tke gripe of his perfs.cutars the fmall remaining pe k rtion of property he poffcffed, to protedt his parents and his children from famine. That this property was large, he did not mean to fay, for that would he to acknowledge the crime imputed to him; hi. intentions were not of the criminal compkaion imputed to then,, fur he tufted under the fulleft convidlion, that the commiffion of bankruptcy was 'fried spina, law, which would have inevitably curried away his laft tilling; and never conceiving that he could have been introl red in the cot - Sequences of a clime created by law, under a corn ntifTion iffued agaioil law: the feelings of nature, and of filial duty to his children and his aged parrots, prompted hint to devote the fmall means he polliffed in adrniciftering to their immediate wants, rather than A:pander it in an expenfivelawfuit, whichwould have fpeedily abforbcd the lalt farthing. He did intend firmly to fur. render himfelf to his creditors in the coming November, by which time, he indulged the hope, their animofi , y would have eouled.-- Nothing remained for him now but to fuhmit his cafe, and throw bighted( on the confideratejuftice and feeling of a humane Jury of his fellow citizens, upon whore impartiality he relied with the melt ' confident reliance. Mr. ALLAY and Mr. Comr now reurged their former objec tions to the teltininny of Mr. Bryant, as not legally admillible, and they fupported their ohkelions by various precedents, which they argued to be in point; but thofe oblations were overruled by the Court. On the part of the prifoner, John Charlotte, Under Secretary in the Bankrupt's Office, proved that the docket againft the pri Lilts was !truck on the 3oth of June, hut no further proceeding took place thereon till four days after, when the commilfina illued. George Wallace fworn, flared, that he lived clerk with the pri foner, at a falary of 2001. a•year. The docket was !track wktn the prifnner was out of the way to avoid arreit.' He had frequent intercnurfe with the prifuner during his fojournment at Dulwich. Several creditors came there to demand payment of their Bills; and h;s anlwer was, he would come to town in a few days, and fettle matters to their fatisfaetion. On the eras examination. he Paid he lived with the prifaner finee the loth January. and that there was 1871. due to him for falary,for which he bad lodged an attachment in the Lord Mayor's Court. The prifoner, he fad, had alßgned over his !lock and trade to his porter Lang, the wither*, and the prifener's infant fon,a boy aged fix years, in conilderation of their acceptance for 2=41 The witnefs raid his own age is 20, and the new firm was Lang and Co. A Mr Le Coint (wore he wrs employed to Infptct the prifo ner s Rock in trade for valuation, snderitanding that the bufinefs was to be difpofed of. Mr. jUlliCe REAM then fummed up the evidence melt impar• tially. '1 he Jury retired for the fpace of fiva minutes, and returned a vtrain. of GUILTY againft the prifoner, who, upon hearing his fatal alo,nt, retired in 'Hence from the bar, confideratily affeded, he having apparently all along entertaited confiderable hopes of an acquittal *rac prifoner was a refpedtable looking man, about 46 years of age. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The R ev. George Shepherd, M. A. Fellow of Ilniverfity Coltege, Oxford, ha. been prefented by the Lord Chancellor to thc reetory of St. Bartholomew, near the Royal Exchange, London. . - - The Rev. Robert Field is inftitutetl to the vicarage of Sutton, in Suffolk, on the prefaitation of Lord Roos. NORWICH, Styr. 23 —At a General Ordination holden by the Lord Ilithop of the dlocefe, in the Cathedral on Sunday Wt, the following Gentkmen were ordained:— The Rev. Thomas Andrews. M. A. is elefted to the Mater. Gip of the Free Grammar School at Burton!, Oafordfhire. ben co ws.—F. S. Bevan, A.M. and J. Smith, B.A. of Emanuel Col.: J. P. Chambers, 8.A.; and N. R. Dennis, B.A. of Corpus Cbrifti Col ; J. Day, B A. St. Mary Magdalen Col ; M. G Fdgar, B A.; W. Okes, M.A. Fellow, 'l' H Siely, B.A. and H. R. Wil hams, BA. of.Caius Col,; W. Gibbs. B.A. (Aldus Col E. Hogg, B.A. of Peterhoufe Col ; J. R. E. Nelfea,ls A. of Chrift's Col.; P. Pawfey, B.A. and H. Raikes, M.A of St John's Col. ; G. W. Poky, B.A. of Quern's Col. Camb.; J. Mndd. Pa it sr s —.J.C. Clark, A.B. and J. James. A.M. Fellows of St. John'. Col and T. R. Spence, A.B. of Trinity Col. Orford ; J. Cooper, M A.; C. M Donne, A.B. R. F. Fiwin, A.B. and B . G. Purvis, A.B. of Calus Col s ; R. Field. A.B. of Sidney Col. ; C. Stannard. A.M. Fellow of St. John's Col.; and F. Singleton, A.B. of Corpus Chrilti Col. Cambridge; M. Irving. A M. of the Da lverfity of Fdinburgh; S. Cautherley, and R. W. Tummy. Monday laft, the Rev. C. M. Donne, A. B. was inftitnted to the Rs:dory of Town Sarni:ll3am, and to the Vicarage of Hempen% I both iu this county, ou the prefentation of John Throat. Mott, BIRTH. • ~ • At the Manor Houfe, Hires, Weld!ere:, Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Walker, Lederer In Aftromuny, of e. fon. The Lady of Walter Campbell, of Cerra&ll, Efq. of a fon and heir. At St. Peteriburgh. the pit July (t). S ), the Lady of Robert Bulk, Efq. Engtifh merchant there, of a fon. At Hampftead. Mrs. Brown, Ruffell fquare. of a daughter. e Lady of Joleph Timperen, Efq. of Upper Harley ftreet. of a fon. MARRIED. Saturday, Roderick O'Connor ' Efq. of the county of Dublin, Barrifter at Law , to Mifs Maria Bourne, of Elford. Staffordikire. On the 14th loftant, at Dover, Mr. John Somervell, merchant, of London, to Mifs Margaret Willfon, only child of Mr. James Willfon. of Dover. On the tsth inftant, H. Reeve, M. D. el Norwich, to Mifs Taylor, eldeft daughter of Mr. John Taylor. of that city. On the tsth initaut, at Walthamitow Church, Wm. Domville, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn, to Mifs Maria SoUy, daughter of the km lfaac Solly, of Waltharrftow. Saturday, George Scott, kill of Hsrnmerfmith, to Mifs Stoe, only daughter of Harry Stec, Efq. Secretary to the South Sea Company. Monday, at St Stephen'e, Coleman ftreet, Ro'scrt Butler, Efq. of Old Broad-ftreet, to Mils Barnewril, daughter of Robert B.ir Efq. Saturday, at Marslield, Somerfet. Lieutenant Colonel Luttrell, toMits C. Browne, of Stretton en-le fields, Derbyfhire. DIED. On the 12th infant, at Pittencrieff, Fife&ire, William Hunt. Efq. of Pit tencrieff. On the imh instant, in Nicbolas•lane, Mrs. Tama! Normans widow of the late Mr. John Norman, of Caddie, aged 78 years. Monday laft, the infant fon of Sir Weftel Brice°, Knight, only eleven days old. On the aid of Occtriber laft, at ll7drabad, Mrs. Sydenham, Lady of the Oficial Refident at that Court. On the 18th infant, in ter toth year, Mir, Charlotte !Andra'', eldel daughter of James Lindfay, Efq. of Merton, Surrey. At Huntington. E. I. Edwards, EN. of Ruthin, aged 35, late Major of the Royal Flititihire Lately, at Aughton, mar Ormlkiik, aged about so years, Mr. R. Brighoufe, leaving a widow to whom be has bees married 70 years. PRICE tiP HOPS IN THIS IsOROUGH MARK/ ..T. New Bags 5? so, to 61 cos I Pockets 61 os to 71 JOS 11 7 11 C -R UAT AND STRAW IN SISITIRFIRLD. - . Hay, - 31 os to 61 cs New Clover 51 cs to 61 60 Clover 31 GS tO 71 Os 1 Straw. it 16s to 21 21 COAL. MARKET, Sept 23. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 13 Newcaftle Coal 9 49 8 od to Scs z Sunderland o cos cd to ccs 6d a Storm Coal o ocs od to cos oti Cinders o oos od to oos od HIGH WATER Al' LONUUN num: TejvIORROVir Man tag 3; ..ntoutes 7 q q minces sP•r• g SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LON CON. NORTH, FAST. WEST, AND SOU i'N. The UNIVERSAI. COACH and WAGGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE., SAFETY, BASE, and EXPEDITION for TRAVELLERS in general, from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW HILL. CHESTER, Tarpr'ley, NAmptwich, Wnlfeley bridge. and Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches. Daily. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mari Coach, lets out eves y Evening. SUNDERLAND. Stockton, and Yarm new Coach, every Morning. to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsferd, Stone, and Litchfield Polk Coach, caned the Expedition, every Evening, at 5 o'Clock, to the Crown Inn, Red-croli.ftrset, LiverpooL Guarded through out. BATH and BR ISTOL—Uner.mmen Cheap Travelling to Bath and Briftol, by the Flyiug Poll emetics. through Chippeaham, Colne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon , arrive. at Mr. May's. t':e Greyhound Inn. Bath, an.l the London Tavern, Thomas ttrett, Brillol, next Mornine.—lnGde. ii. is. Outfide, xis. Coaches to Wells. Bridgewater. Taunton, &C. LEEDS New Licht Coach, called the 'Rockingham, Pets ont every Morning, at 8 o'Clock, carries four 'Made' only, and goes remarkably eafy. paffes through Stamford, New•trk, Ret ford, Doc caner, and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Linn, Leeds, nett day at Noon. Notwithftanding the uncommon expedition of Hill Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeabk and complete public convey. aece on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. KENDAL. Lancalter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale. Brulton, Clior • ley, Ormikirk, and Garftand Poft Coaches, every Afterrioun, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green. Amin. Dumfries, Brownhill 'I bornhill, Sancluliar•Kilii, Cu mnock, K ngf.vel I, and all Parts of Scotland, Campertlo.vn Coach, Sunday, Tuefday, and Thurfilay Morning, at Seven o'Clock. LOUTH, Spilfby, Bolton, Hull, Grimfby, Spalding, Peter boroteph, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, lets oft every Evening. YORK, NewcaLile, and Edinburgh New Coach,performed with a Guard throughout, lets out every Morning at Seven o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcafter, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and lienvkk. Paltengers finding thcnifelves fatigued from the length of the journey, may relt what time they pleafe. and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to ?lull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whitehaven Port. Coach, goes with four Hodes and a Guard all the way--paffes through Brough, Apyieby, Gretaltridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughlnidge, Weinerby, Aberford, Doncafter, and Grantham. (the ocareft way by s 8 fets out every Sunday, 1 uefday, and Thurfday Morning. and performs the journey with the greatett facility. Paffengers detained on the road by bufinefs, or pleafare, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fccured in the next Coach, (with only lix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth. Falmouth, //Armond,. Weymouth, Dor ellefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at Four' o'Clock, with a Guard, through Houiton, Axmittitcr, Britlport, Blautlford, Bafingftoke, and Bagihot. SHEFFIEI.D and Rotherham Ruainghara Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD, Benton, and Henley Poll Coach, with a Guard, ' every Afternoan, at Fleco'Clock. MANCHESTER. Wilmilow, Congleton, Newcaftle, and Wolverhamptom PIA Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poll Coach. the Royal Charlotte, every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn. Shrewilaury—Guarded. SOUTHAMPTON, Wiacheiter, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, will a Guard—Seta out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham nest day at Noon. Peres by Oxford, Eaton, and Shipftone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull ftreet, Birmingham. HULL, Nortbcave, Howden, Thorne, and Doneafter Poft- Coach. every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn Myton Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and Chethunt Coach, every Morning. BEALIONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Redhill newPoft• Coach, every Morning and Afternoon, by Richard Warts and Co. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, daily, at half pat so, half paft two, half gait tour, and half pal fi yen o'clock. N.B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Ice. conveyed by the under menti o n ed WAGGONS. To DIS 3, Beeeles,Bungay, Bury and all parts of Suffolk, every Monday. MARI.BRO', Newbury and Rrading, every Tuercihy. WORCESTER, Kidderminiter, Hereford, Carmarthen, Breck. era, and all parts of South Wales, Perthore and Wycombe, every Saturday. CIRENCF.STER, Abington and Henley, three times SOUTFIAMPTIDN,WinehtfIer, Runifey, lyndburit lytnisig • ton, Chriftekuteh Ringwood, lordinginitige, Wimbourne, Poole, Ifle of Wight, Jerfey and Guernley, Waggons daily. SUNBURY, Hampton and Twiekeuham, twit. e a week. EXETER,Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waggons, daily, car rying Goods and Pairengers, as ufual, to all parts of the Weft of England. WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpeetfully argnaint their friends and the public, that they cannot be acenuntahle for any Parcel or Luggage. &c. of more than Fine Pounds value, if loft or miftaid, untefs fpreiged at the time of delivery,and paid for ..eordingly, at the Saraccn's Head lnn, snout Iloutton. AS the Pt opylitor of DAITELN'a- Jelebt ced meth . dkated Bougies and Akemcflimyr. DUFOUR i..forms the Public, that be may as ufual be eonfuked daily from 9 w 3, at hi. bouhs. hip. Si. Frith Area, Soho' 91 1 . cafes 9f Wriatirri, Obttric ti••9l.Gunt., tie &c. as well as Debility, and every i'Vi rder where feereey is fo effential a rrquitite, that Mr Odour has provided s filmdom boule, that every'patirot may hgiotroduced in a fesarat t apartment Mr D has for many years confined hinifeli to that department of Surgery, reef from extenfive pradice, and the mob Battering fuccefs, he is enables( to offer a method of curt, mild ee l . cadet's, requiring no confinement or reftraint in diet, and rvhict prevents a relapfe. Perfons to the country itstiog their cafes fully, in a letter. enctofing a one or a two pound Dots, will have prepe r remedies fent to the amourt. Por the various fymptome, &c. fu , I Mr. Dufour's Treatie on the above complaints, price as fi t s t h e sth edition, to be bad of J. Callow,Crcwn-court, Lobo ; M Queer s Exeter Change; and of the Author. n E VELNO'sVEGETA BLEPI L 1.8 are proved, .1.." by experience, to be the belt arid molt innocent Alterative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; acid thole who are afflided with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruption.. Leprofy, Sciophula or any other Difordi rs arifing from vitiated Blood ; or dude who have inn paired their coidlitutious by Dillipation, juvenik IndifcretMmt. or Mercurial Niedicines, ihotild by no means ontit a courfe of the Ve. getable Pills during the Autumn. The operation of this valuable ! Vegetable Alterative is fa pleafant and falutary as not to interfere with the avocati ins of hufinefs or p!eafure; its action is confir4 j to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or reltraint in diet; it difl4lvea in the ilomach, blends with the fond, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, corredting in its paltige any dcvia. tient from a Rate of cativale'eence; is Mort, is it the long fought for Vegetable Specific, or fafe. but active, fulaftitute for that fantinnabk mineral, Mercury its efficacy excites the attention and kirprife of medical men, for when all other medicines have failed. I De Veltto's Pills may he relied on as a frcitic for nll Dirt Wen !which originate in an impure or impaired Rate of the Blood. I Prepared by Mr C Staples, now foie Proprietor, ra I fad Wholefale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, St. Pure Ithureli yard, on the Fnorwat, Lencicet—"rice a; Ad a n d 11a. A CHALI.LNGE 11 MESSRS. CU R R and CO. Snrge-ns, challenre the whole worid to prove a tingle intlance where their Mt ' dicire and method of cure have failed at the deiced rled. The pradtice of many years in this particular branch of their proftlflon has not given rife to one urifticeefstul cafe. They continue to dired their fiudies to the treatment and cute of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the confequenec atilt pernicious walleful eff,:di of a ha. bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both few, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs. I the other hare its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftrilling five of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates In im potence. Tittle are its remote and ultimate &Beds ; while eon fumptions, lots of murcular power,ard various nervous complaints charaderia the earlier pages of this lolitary vice. Of yes. fans languiraing under the diforders ircidtnt to Inch a life tilde treatment i, limple,and has never proved unfuecefsful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. in the molt obftinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Enfedion,fuch as ob ftrudions in the Urethra, Spiro , lixerefcenees, Hard Tumour% Callous Ulcers, F-rupti , .ls Seminal Weaknds, Cleets, &e. &c which have hitherto baffled the brill of the general practitioner, Mars Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a new, fate, and expeditious mode of pradice, fuperior to any other yet adopted. 'they may be confulted hi either Sex with the greateit delicacy, fecreey and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Gar den. Patients iu the country ate requeft:d to Oats the particular; of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, peak paid,enetoffng a bank note, will he duly anftvered ; and the need hey advi...e and medicines given or fent to any part o f the kingdom. SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Dingle, Bookfelter and Stationer. Bury St. Edmund's, To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead Houfc, near Liverpool Stn. Bury, Sept.', 1807. APERSON who had feverat times fent for a los. 6d. hot* of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upon me for a bottle, and informed me that it had done him a wonder ful deal of good—be had been gradually declining for a lung time —had (pent a great deal of money for advice, and found no benefit —he paid one Surgeon 161. another tl but all to No purpofe At Inc time he fent fur the firft bottle of your Cordial balm of Gikat be could tviewalk acrofs the bottle without the affiftante of fon* one to help him—indeed he was getting mule daily—he bad not taken the Gilead hut a few days, agreeable to the elireftions, when h: found himfelf much better. He corninues taking it at this time, and from his appearance is likely to do well You have the mau's. willies to do what you pleafc with the above statement, which is literally as be told it me. I am, Sir, Your obedient fervant, j DINGLE.. Yrop , :r dire lions for every cafe, to enable per Coos to cure thein• fele given with each bottle, price half a guinea. There are ago family bottles, containin g the quantity of (woof the 1: s. 6d. ones, for 31s. by which 5.1 ar.: faun . NOT t.—Each b..ttle has a government (tamp, with the rfirne " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool,' engraved thereon, to imitate whirls is felony Dr. S. !Anon, when ennfultcd, expeds his ufual fee of half a guinea. t , treh letter Soule', for Safety, be thus directed, " Money letter, Dr Solomon, Gikad Houle, near Liverpool." Thofe who ss iitt to have the medicine immediately fronithe Dndlor, by fending the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them fent by fetch carrier as they Shall appoint. Po."- office ord:rs fur :spy font may he fent by pelt, and the balance wig be returned in the box, or orders with cam cuelnfed will be duly attended to. Pamphlets of cure may be had gratis of any reputable medi cine vender in every market-town. W _ HEN Profe (li onal Men of Education and Re fpoufibility deviate from the general Syftem by the Weak- , of a particular branch, the faudtion of long continued fucceffes is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my peadiee to the exclufive nett ment of Three Diforders, and the fuecetstul refult of my plan gin• me additional ardour to nppofe as far as I am able, the ravages a thofc Complaints which are the aloft important in the Catalogue of H emao Infirmities. A:ter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of prat:lice to fermi individue. from the igt,orance of uneducated men, or the equally dengue+ precipitancy of general Praditior.ers. 1 be Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted try attention, comprife every fpecim of V lIN E REAL INE ECTI324. whether of a recent or long duration: ably, all kinds of debility. whether arifteg from th. liable of khan' boys, or the indulgences of mature age : and,lattly, that derangement of the ryas:min wo men which is crilkd BARRIINNESS,or STERILITY. Numerous Di cafe are the nafult of ignorance, or hale in the treatment of a hruple Gonorrhea ; and it rot unfrrquently hap pens that the feeds of Life are puifoued by the irdiferetiou of an unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch Complaintsare may cured; and. even where others have failed, I truft that I may poe t fume to offer a raeical re-eft. hi &meat. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated d'art's in this dlr order, compared with the calamitous fitnationa of men, who fron an iodulgesice in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of at falliorable life acquire that fiat of (lenity. which is the voidable confequenee of Inch p.etticitet. habits. :Where the unhappy fuflerer broods over his mlfery, but eare• fully conceals his mi.fortune, it may be Conte confslatiou for bbsl to know, that although it he an fibbed of doubt or uncrriafro:‘ with other prsetitioners, the removal of thefe deficiesciee by tA' gradual progrefs renovation, i. the aerpitenteat of my errl ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venn. have begun to reduce me, eigottr, much anxiety grill he prevented hi an early counteradios of this languid Rate; and in thefe cafes no great difficulty will trim The tecrecy which is fo eiteptial to my undertaking , and :he qualificadons which I have prefumed to date, form the I* nt my preteofions, and in coit,cidence with fuch this 'adman , '" " given, that Mr. Bree may be c.:nrclted perfonally, or by 141'. 3 (inclolleg a final) Note), at his houit„, No. aer, Aruadeh'it..! , Strand. near Temple-Par. 0- There is an ad,ntional Fntrance in Water-itreet and the name iv en both the &we,. MARTIN Back, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1- B de• A CAUTION. —Some Pcrfons, who falfely &Cat theroferves be :Se LMISIERS op Tilt ROTAL Coaecoa,having torrents' nuel pate copied my Advertifements alma'. word for word, sad ictr n. them as the r own pro:blab - Ins, it is my duty to mention :! C.:.cire Perrone are sot Members of any College in 1 - 00 . 4 ° 6 ' burgh, elkwhere ; cot have they may right to praidee Sani:e4 le London. LONDON : 1 tinted and publiihed by LEVEL KENT, (of Cr terburi-Pla( e Lambett.) at the No. r. Car . arm. Pulsikel ara u tuC Simt•Orricti Tanplabar