Star. — London, England, 1815-11-25 00:00:00

Ti/EA 7 RES. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The new Comedy of Where to find a Friend, was performed, last night, for the second time, and was again received wtth every mark of approhatian. It was announced for its thitd representation with the same applause AS before. COVENT-GARDEN4—The splendid Opera of Cynton was repeated last night with increased effect. The singing of Miss &a:minus and Miss Houma was highly and most deservedly applauded by a numerous audience. °TWAY'S ORPHAN.—AS this celebrated Tragedy is about .o be revived at Covent-Garden 'rheatre, for the ptirrntio of disrlaying the pathos and the melting tenderness of Mks O'NEILL in Munimia, the following fact, trout which 0 rwav took his plot. may prove acceptable to our Readers : The father of Charles Ilrai.doti, afterwards Duke of Stiff ilk, retired, on the death of his Lady, to the borders of Hampshire. lino family consistid of two soti, , , ancla youti, Lady, the daughter of a dived lately deceased. 'I lies young I singularly beautiful, as well as amiable iii her roan tieib,,ctractd the affec tion of both the hi others. Thu elder, however, was the favourite am. he privately married her; which the younger not knowing, 1 , and oserlie;wisig all a r pointment of the lov..rs to meet the next contrived to get his brother otherwise employed ; rid male si r nal of adinivtion (thinking it a mere intrigue). Unfortunately he succeeded. Una discovery the I.ady suet her thiamin, and :mot alter died. The two brothers fought, and the tinier tell. lie lamer broke his hearts '1 be younger brother, Charles Llratichm, quoted England its despair. Some years a fret.- ' ward* he returned privately to Hampshire, where he .savt,', T ieing Xing Henry tits Lightles life, who tilt only rei.ooessed inns of his estate, bat took hint gooier hit immediate prottc:ion. lie afterwards created him Duke of Suffolk ; and on his hearing of bet &att., as h. was tatting in Council, the King de/anvil that he _bad never wAspered a word to the disadvantage of anywise ; t, and are th ere any of you, is 4;. L0t.1., who can say a. much ?' There is a urge p.onting of the above incident now at Woburn. Or was bait{ the scene of his 'rra yedy in Bohemia, to avoid affecting some noble fami lies at that lime living. We beg leave to inform our Readers, that we have tasted the Cape Wines, of the' quality as Adver. thed in our Paper of this day, by the Commercial. Hail Wine Company, and can confidently recom. mend it as being ot the good quality stated in the Advertisement, ai,..1 consider it not only as the hest Speciment of Cape we ever . drank, but as being really a fine flavoured, full bodied, and respectable Wine. The Gazette of last Tuesday contains the offer of a Reward of One Hundred Guineas to any person who shall be the means of detecting, and bringing to justice, any person or persons making a composition in imitation of the Patent Anti-Attrition Compo . r tion to present the effects of Friction , eith er for th e own use, or for sale. New BUILDINGS IN PALL-MALL:—The fine build ing now erecting at the Corner of the Haymarket, close to the Opera House, will become an admirable ornament in that part of the metropolis. We under stand it is all to be laid out in shops of the first de scription. A colonade of eighteen or more fluted pillars will adorn the frost:. Above the cornice there is to be a very handsome stone ballustrade, enclosing ' an extensive platfOrm, which must command a plea sins view over the Park. The elevated square build ings at the angles add much to the general :iffect of the edifice. The extensive improvements making opposite Carlton-House, are now going on with in creased activity. The sines tithe Chevalier RUSPIXI'S 1(0 house, the corner of Si. Alban's-street, the late Sir C. W Ray's, and two others, will be lost in the new grand quArangle, in the centre of which a fine statue of the Duke of WELLINGTON is to be placed. The two houses adjoining to the new residence ot the Chevalier, in Pall-Mall, have been purchased at a high price, by Mr. WAGNILI, and are now elegantly stuccoing : these will form the west corner of the qua drangle, from which the new street, t , i be called the Regent'street, will lead to the Regent's Park. Tun CITY WATCH.—We have authority to state that - the LORD MAYOR visited, from dve to nine o'clock, four mornings in this week; every watch house in the City, consisting of 32 ; the number of watchmon he saw were nearly 700. He examined ' every man as to his age, how long he had been a watchman, and the manner in which the , duty was performed, their pay, tki.. He found in several Wards very old men, some of whom had been the army many rears, and had endured great fatigues, but still• healthy and strong, making good watchmen, being men that can be depended upon, and not slumbering in their duty. Out of the number examined, the Lord Mayor does not think more than 40 ought to he discharged. Many of the Wards have very stout men, with few exceeding the age of forty. HATTON GARDEN.—Tkumas ?sung, charged with stealing a quantity of valuable printed paper from Mr. Bensley, his employer, whiCh he sold as waste paper to James Francis, who keeps a stationer's shop is crosi-street, Hatton Garden, was brought up yes• terday, and confessed that about eight weeks before Christmas last, being then in the employ of Mr. Bensley, he happened to pass the door of James Francis, and seeing a bill in the window—" Waste paper bought here," he in consequence carried him a bundle of paper, toe riyeity of Mr. Beesley, which he sale from Iris warenouss., and afterwards another handle ; Francis would not give more than 3.1. a ;witild for the paper be carried him at different times. .wean Mathews, a fruiterer, living in Leather-lane, proved buying several quires of the said paper from Mr. Francis, as waste paper, for which he paid 10d. per poield.—ltlr Bensley proved, that even as waste paper, some of the works being on royal paper, ,was w:irtli at least lls. a ream, and the others in deny, ibuet 11:, a ream, but that last year they were worth co.isiderab4 more. The works in th . einselves were iiivalualsle.—After those depositions were taken, the M igistrate addr , ssea hit. Francis, who was in the Mee, and told him that tr.irn the nature of the evi st.nice before him, he thought it his duty to call on him fur bail, as he looked on hint in the light of a • common receiver, particularly as he might, it he took the least pains, make the proprietor, whose name was to the works, acquainted with the depredations that . were committed on him ; he should likewise send an o facer along with Mr. Bensley to examine his shop, t i see if there was any of the paper wade up into hunks (or sale, so as to corroborate the prisoner Young's story-- Mr. Bensley, his two sons, :1:1d Wil liam Read, syn. the officer, then went and looked over bir. Francis's shop, where they found another ream of paper and some p.eirpEets made up out of the paper he bought from Young. 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The Rev. Ist 'nand Joridat receso.nt•..f.e.l ire :... :!! hr is cured by your i interne, and 11.1.1 lo•.: to , il .• • -I I will remit your amount or pay to your taste - . I. • r übue.it lit servant, JOHN DONALD. Collector ot Ls: •-. TO MR. RYAIER, FROM I llb. :-.IXIL P.ochest. r, May .:•: :: • . -I have received your Car•lac TistAt.re 4.11 -.t0.: ...!••• lids I bay. taken it re3olar, and ant int...!; !,...trio • es of do flesh a. near.y quire removed, sad I. :1..4. . • wad i. much better, the colivactinu. in my n• .;:::.•. otlett.tir I am much better, and gala strr g .., e:, ..• ;d it your amount. I am, Sir, poor nt•t:t• 4.14 i.,... ... : JOHN 1.).1N..... • t'•'loilesak and Retail by Mr. Rymer'. app,antint: • • .. :••:4••. A. and Co. (hate Dial .said Co ) No. if • ' t•yas.l; and Retail by Fred. naliti,,, No ...9, H..: • 11, Royal Enduing's.; Bacon anti Co. tia t0e.... ...... • - aid Son, 4:1, St. Vaal, 4...fi0rt.h.) .10.; J. i i ..,. le sin:et ; and by every Voaler of 1%;!....t ... • • • ' i ti:•:,•4l.ritt, in bomb-a, 6t 4, i.4.—y. —; T. , by wtoca tka.ry IS a cos.si4lerstl: 5... v: • ---.---- A CHAI.I.F.NGF. ESSRA. *JR RI E ...n.t Co. Si,: iloL,, ii r ' Id. Majeirril ScrVlCy, ei . .11.:::^, , ! t:.O v.....1ie U • a single instance Where tilt tr tur& t.... ;.-;.! me'l't".: .' ,'' ailed of the desircU effect. I It,: pr..c..icL ..: 1113:ly •• ' .l. tri;calar lo.tnelt ut thdir Fro essi.m, Itc4 I •.' 4: 1 " . • unsece•sful es... •y ...tunas: to direct diet: . stuorles to 'foe treatr.• ": If Veitercal t;Ouiplalnts, and .hat d•.rangemeut oi . •". i.htch is the cult...gurney tat t 1.- -,,ersiictous we. ;la.' .of a habit lemg a; d must oile:t:ip,. ; pareueil by I:. 'h tries. In the one it will' b 4. mund to be the , .• ' i of barrenness; the other I'..vr its ravages fatal/, .. •••:.•'•• ni by a distressing state of &ban, which, it im: • i•••44 .. ' al, terminates •u impotence. I bale are its it- r'' He rikos, whit: consumptlon,h , s of mussu'ar i • 4' 3 ' 3 Is n. I e•su: con:pl.:has, usual;)' c;...raztense :he e .,:ii , "••'' a toot.tri vice. Of perm.% ta..goi-11::1.4 unstar t f.....1' . *:. •et to .itch a ht. ,It, their treVistent s. om ple. and ....- • -- .1 untotectasltil in the CutUrsti id stout, 1ab0rt0..,.. 1 . 1 :• • •• Jed practi..v. th.: mow obstinate ref: .I c •trv:it r : . .:eil :wits of veal re•tl. . ' such as Omni:vont i4l the ;:retln 5 , >0,...44 4 t-14. - ..-:' tumours eaartasulcer-, rruoio-.1., Icatitial Welit.:l•••.l..r 3 , MO Suieturses e • tit •r vector or of 1•t,•'" dura.si •. ••. have Wird the sit;il ti o:Ler 1 - r., 4: • . present improved i.la:. tit treat:4l;m eats:. •. ' ' y cured, w•thon: the psttent stdetir it,: Oa •. tanning Hemorrhage who:t: le...plena; t: " • - - 31 the lunar c tuttic. In .be routs' ot ;nes .• . - . a metropolis, numerous els... u..` i Kit; i . :.: rt daily under into care, the t. tat erat'..,::; Iby a safe, errant, and cwt.'," .11. ails'.!. • y other yet adop ed. 'I he w.,:•.-...!.., ..la , , • procee.iiiip. from ei.is c•imptaiat atc sine,' , 'atietit re:Outs:4 to . 4 W iiti and viperous It. .: lea!lity has for y..ers esfaed, a proper pvi ~ • rative VCllltcliv4 1.1114116pv1153:dy reiti.site,:" '• ig sparks of Mfr. and to reatiim.te 11w c :tis•.• • •• tient.." in the Ci unity are r.Aver.z.3.l to 11:2'. • tit' cant, allp, and gt•nrral Ivrh.t iti iit'iti:!, IL suer for advier and Aledilt. :a, whet the :r . • •• , :fit to any part of Cal: Nitsgtlit u. len-use that searc.l4 which is so e•scrtial • it,, t!se poe.age 4.f L.A.:pi en.y be added t . • lanes.—i:th June, Ir.C9-IA3, Hatton eat: OH AA 3'l Tte-MURILON AT !Anti. • . Adorning . 14 mini': '4 ; anion. ' A:tut:soon .. •. - 1.0.%1J0N: i'rw:cd by LLvEI. hpro-, publlaked tbei e, QUAIL the JIM Uoicr, TO I • .i.- - - 10.... M THE MARKETS. Ye. PRICES Or GRAIN AT MM K-nr and l'Asst, Ms 644. via. Wheat, Suffolk, 421.601.685. Ditto, Noriolk, 445. Sas. Rye, 2tls. SU. Barley, 265. 325. Mali, 604. 6Ss. White Peas, S4s. 361. hollers, 1 28s. 42r. , ,K-LANE, NON'lMlllta 24. Grey Peas, 31s. 375. Small Beans, 30s. 3tis. Tick Ditto, tar. fltis. Oats, POWNe, t a le. 295. Ditto, Poland, '2,4i. 'as. IDitto, Ford, I $4. 234. Rapeseed, .R.:.6. 1 . 19. per last Flour, b 53. GUS. per z..tek. tION• /OKI Wheat, Dantzie, 621. 70s. Ditto, Baltic Red, 545. 625. Ditto, Hambro' or Bremen, 401. 48%. Dino, Brabant Red, 40a. 48$. ityr, stft. 32a. Barley, 00s. Ous. Oats, Ferol, 00i. rot Ditto, Brew ,11( s. White Peas, um. cos. Grey Peas, M.. nth. Small Bemis, 00s. Ws. . - Mill-WIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER Q. 4. Beet , 44 01 to 5.4 Veal 4: ad to 6. OJ M'lt,olll 4 , 1 WS4 6.: I'.rk 4. 4d 111 5.% 4/1 Beam. 6,lo—Sheep and lambs 3,970 —;rhea 310 Meadow Hay SI 0$ to 41 10., Clover 51 01 to 61 6$ Straw £t 54 to X 1 I. niers OF HAY AND STRAW YIiSTEKDAY. sr. *ISIS ' S. WILITICHA Pt L. Hay 31 Os to gOsSd I Hay 41 Os to St Os Od Straw tl Si Od to 11 14s 64 Straw 11 12s to 11 164 OLI PRICE OF HOPS. szw SAGS. N SS► POCKSTSI Kent 51 55 to 91 O. 1 Kent .- 61 0* to 1111 la Su.i.•x 41 10: to 71 153 Suftex. -51 154 to 91 it• 1;...ex 91 0: to 111 0: latnhaat 191 04 to 14 Os NEWC;ATE AND LEADENIIALL ALIKKE Fs. (By the Carcass.) Beef, ter stone 33 8.1 to 4s 4d Veal '..ts 8d to 5s A! Mu! con - 2s Rd to 4s 4d I Pork 4% 01 to 50 041 RAM HIDEO. Best Heifers and Steers (per • Ordinary 2s 4d to 2s 6! stone) -Sr 01 :o 3s 4 Market Calf 24 sd to 2s iod Eng. Horse 15a to 17, Shearlitlgs, Sod to 48d. Lamb Skins, 36d to 6(41. 79s 6! PRICE OF I ALLOW. St. James's Market 4s 4.1 fawn Tallow Clare Market - or ad Yellow RubNia Whiteclia!iel Market 4s ISI White ditto per *toile of tilb. I Soap ditto Graves 15s Od—Good Dregs lO‘ Od. Price of Candles per cisa. lid. oJ—Mouids, 134 GI. Yellow Soap, 46a—Mottled, 91i.—Curd, ot4-1 1 41:1, 104 a 67 tPi COs 4/ Oil - - PRICE 01 1 LEATHER IN LEADENHALI.-',IKEE I. Butts, 50 to 561 as 22d 22id Cult Skins, 35 to 4011). 221 , 264 Ditto, 56 to 661bs 22d 26,1 Ditto 50 to 701Iss iti ISW Merchants Backs lad 124 d Ditto 70 to btAbs 22d 264 DreKsltig I li.le, 1W 17 Id 1 Sm.►llSralr Greenland 43d 464 Fine Coach Hides lad 19i I Large ditto, per duz. 1344 1110 s. Tuesday night some new houses in Swan-lane, Upper Thames.street, were entered by thieves, who, after robbing the place of carpenters' tools and every thing else they could find, set one of the houses on fire ; providentially it was soon after discovered by Mr. Lord, a next door ncighbtair, and, with the assis tance of the seighlmrs, it was got under b, fu - e it could spread its devastation any farther than to de stroy a part of the floor and the window Itame. A lamplightet's ladder, about eight feet long, was found on the preniises. A shocking accident happened to a child about five years old, the daughter of Mr. Young, of Red Lion street, Whitechapel, who a few days ago was taken out of bed by the servant maid, and suffered to come down stairs alone in her night clothes. In a few mi nutes after the servant was alarmed by her screams, when she hastened to her assistance, and found her at 'the bottom of the stairs with her dress all on fire.— She extinguished it as soon as possible ; but the clad was so much injured, that she only survived a few minutes. A male child, apparently ab'nt six weeks old, w: s discovered at the door of Mr. Robert Baxter, in Qrteen•street, Bloomsbury, on Monday evening ; it era:, wrapped up in a blanket, and a dark•colourcd silk pillow laid under it ; it WAS nearly dead, from the effects of cold, when discovered, but is now well, and in Gray's-inn-lane work-house. Modeste Roquette, and Jean Rocfuette his brother, both resident at Cabrieres, near Nismes, have been condemned to death, by the Assize Court at Nistnes, the former for havin4 assassinated a young woman, aged 18, and the latter for having murdered a shep herd who was an eye-witness of the first murder, and who had made a depositipn to that effect. The trial, which presented the most horrible details, laded a whole week. Duet..--Thursday morning, at an early hour,. a meeting took plate in the Regent's Park between Mr. J. O'C. and a Lieutenant E oldie Royal Navy. The cause•originated in a dispute that occurred in the lobby of Covent Garden Theatre. The comba tants were slightly wounded—Mr. O'C. in the left hand, and Mr. E. in the right shoulder. The affaa then terminated. ilmsw-.RTII, an old man, 65 years of age, with one arni, tOr a wager of *75 a. side, started from the Cossack, Rochester, on Wedneiday morning, at eight o'icock, to perform 60 miles in 20 hours : he arrived at London Bridge at three o'clock in the alternoon ; and yesterdq morning, at 20 minutes before too o'clock, returned back to his starting-post, having completed his task two hours and twenty minutes withis the time allowed him. STAG HUNT.—Last week, a remarkably fine stag was found by the hounds belonging to the Groom keepers of the New Forest, in the manor of H. C- Cohirros, Esq. at Minesteed, where he had been trespassing. He afforded most excellent sport, and was killed under Bendy Wood, having run between 30 and 40 miles in three hours and a half, during the greater part of which time he wasin full view. Dou STEALING. Saturday last William GVioig, of Eighton Banks, pitman, was convicted before the Magistrates at Gateshead, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in the mitigated penalty of £2O, under the Act of 10 Geo. 111. cap. is, for stealing a dog belonging so Mr. Willis, which it appeared Cotton had also killed and cut off his head, for no apparent cau s e or object, except for the brass collar, which was found in his Louse. CORONER'S INoustsie —An l nquestwas held yes terday, at Mr. Orsrn's, the sign of the Grave Mot ris, on the Whitechapel-road, on the body of Thomas Reeks, landlord of the Cock, at Sovardstone, in Essex, who went out on Monday to break a young horse, but after some time he was thrown off, and the wheel of the break passed over his head, and erns!ted him in tile an •st dreadful manner. Verdict—Asci &mai le:atil.—TterrsJay. an Inqusition was held at the satin. house, on the hely of Jean Maignan, anot!;er of t!:e unf ru,aotte suderers, who died in consequence of oafs ite retetved at the acci dent in Well-stte..L. The evidence Willi ueatly the same as on :JA: forma itive,.toga.ions, and the Jury tettune:. v,:viiet'll-- 1 4 Moth ntal Death." • ,_ • COAL MARICET, NOVEMBgR 2 1 1. 51.ii,* at Market. !Alps Sold. Price. 5: , 4 Newcastle 271 , We. ed. to 561 61. • Senderimid * W.. otl . to S".. 94. 1 Stone Coal 501 01 to 001. 0 Cinders 0 0:111 Od. COUNTRY NARKE .:RIDAE, Nov. •t3. --Wkeat per load Xi 1 Os t 0.119 Os Parky, per quarter 27s to 304. I.4t* 25s to 30s. Beaus 31s t•. 3'4. OM Beans 31. to 375. Peas QOs to 041%. COURSE OF Pars 1 day's da. 23 SO LIT. Ditto, 2 Us. 24 ilourikaux,do. 24 Madrid, 16i Effect. Cadiz, 35; Effect. Aniiterilarn, 2 U all Ditto at sight, 35 2 c. f. I I 5 Hainburgh, 34 1 34 2 XCIIANGE. Napko s 1.14b0n, Oporto, Cork, htlernto, I Ma • ▪ . • m lA:shorn, 4 2 U 2.3 U e4U (Irma, .17 Venice •n. C. I.i v . Piccolo ineffective per 1... et S PRICKS 01 GOLD AND SILVEIt Portugal Cold in Coin, per oz. Sil Ss 01 Foreign Gold in Bars - 4 .5s tit!. New Doubloosis .0) 0 0 I New Dollar. 5* 44. RIR Eft Skturday, at Camerten Hall, the wife - of the Rev. Wiu. Cams W & m , of a daughter. MAK lED. Turslay, at Stonehouie. near Ply:Oft& Mr. to :1:1•• S itch, younger daughter of thy Ire Capt.° Ihr •, R. N. DIED. On the 20th November, at Eirford Barton House, near f:::• , :tr, in her 60th year, Mrs. Mary Greif . I .es?„ wife ot I er, Vl. me of his MAjesty's Justices of the Peace tc:r the Ce.n.ry of Devon. • Nov. 20, Sarah, wife of Rear-Admiral Goisclin, of ileng.2o pail, fiertforashire. Nov. 10, at his house, ‘Tiratolsienr•li • ' Cot , l kena!r, late Colonel of the 9 h • .% risran Battalion I t:usiay, 111 ut paralytic apoplexy, wi:e n: the Rev. •Ftttp.. of pi.: nal, it-Cir reta y. _ - - SAPACEN'S BEAD INN, SNOWHILL UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING: From LONDON to YORK only TWO GUINEAS, It:sine, And ONE OUTSIUt : In proportion to EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORTH From LONDON to VEY MOU fH2ONE (WINE L, INSIDE. And FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, Or cArtrins ONI.Y POUR Eseitsr.. COACHES THE BEST—HORSES KE By 11. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. The following Post Coachti, Mall Coaches, Ere. set out front the above Inn °SLING and CROOK's MARLBOROUGH elegant Pon Coach, through HU NGERFOR Ni:AV- Iii!RY, and READING; set. out at seven o'Clock in the Mtn nig, art Wes at Marlborough to diamtr---comfortable couveyanc for tho.e travelling the. West Road, 'Fee W i•FR LOU New Light Four Inside Coach, to LEE D 3 lAI .1 h AX, BRADFORD, and all parts of the Norli.s, :1 taut at two o'euck ht the afternoon, and arrives at the Ggildtn inn, Lents, next evening, at six o'clock, through Stamford, Gfantham Newark, and Doncaster. "I his coach is int erded to call:M.4lW the towns of Leethi, Halifax, Bradford, attl vici nity. It will leave 4 .reds at duce o'clock in the afternoon. Pas /miters may conveniently conic to Leeds front those places, and bent London early the next evening. The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVF.RPOOL. Light Coach. only one night on the toad, carries four Insides and four Out-ides, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool net: :tim ing before seven o'clock, by way of Dunstable Woloire, Lai h bury. Northampton, W. Vim!, Luttcroiorth, y, Advt. st ::; Litchfield, :•:041r, Rid,tely, Newcastle, lin War• ring- on, and Pm/Lott. LJU ( ' HAMPTON, Lymington, Wincheiter, and 11 icing stoke New roar Inside Coach, at eight o'clock in th•r mottling, arrives at the George hut, Southantpnm, by lax ,"elock..—'l hi is a most delightful conveyance to the We of Wigrit, Jerry. Guernsey, Sr. Woe's Havre de Grace. Cherbourg, iSLe. IFF.YMGLITH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Lasingitoke Dew Poet Coach, every afternoon, at three.— Hie Weyntouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, .i. Atc. Prom Cherbourg is a must delightful road to - Paris. F.XEFER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at half pa-t Six o'Clock. through Honkers, Aannoster, Brid port, Flandford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbra. BOS FON. Spalding, Peterborriagh, Stilton, and Iltinthetdue new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveuing.—Coaches tram Boston to Spilshy, Louth, Grionby, and I lull. 11A: Ili and BRIS'I'OI. Flying Post-Coache_4,throughChipper• Caine, anal Marlborough, every Alterieson; arrive at Mr. Mal . 4, the Greyhound inn. Bath, and the lamilosi *Favern, •Flin• ni.s.street, Bristol, next Mornite;.—Coache. w Welk, 'Mdse. wat.l - ,'FaUntit, LEEDS new liglit Coach, called the Rockingitant, sets out even Mowing at Eight o'Clo:lc; carries Four Insides only, and goes re. mai k..bly easy, with a Guard throughout. Passe. through ;;tam. ford, Newark, Retford, Doncauer, and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nett Day, at Noun. Notwithstaialing the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allow.d to he the most agreeable and comple:e Public Coni.eyance on the North Road. being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, 6re:114-Green, Annan, Dumb ks. Brownhill, 'rhorohill, Sutgelar-hlia , Cainnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperilown Coacli, YORK, Newcastle, and Edinuargh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out t eery Morinag at I lalt-past six /'(:lock, by way ut Newark, itettOrd, Tadcaster, Darlington, !se -thallertun, Durham, Alut pc .11 , anal Beret it k. Passenger, finding themselves fatigued from the cr jearney, may rest what time they sat a-c, and then proceed till wath;.ur ..ny ads (Friona hare. J. CLARK, the illach..-;wan, Coney •-treet, York. runs Coaches to tjuntitrland, Hull Scarborough, Whidiy, and whet. i'lace.s. BIODGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Fettling. C A.RUSLE, Penrith, and W Litehaven l'ost Coach, goes wkh Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Panes through though, Appleby, Greatabridge, litichnitrd. Catterick, Beroughbridge, Wetherhy, Aberlord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen mato). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by buteness, or pleasure, the pe. Mier advamage their seats being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, lameaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Balms, Morley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every Aker *HAM at Five o'Clock.—Guartled. 1.1 V Batt OOL., Warringttni, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield, Po.t-Coach, called 'lke Expedition, every Evening at live o'clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head tun, Dale -street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. WAKIIHELL) Post coach, every morning at half-past Ms. CHEOTLR acid PARKGATL new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIP:ir., a new Flying r'tnt Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle. and Edinburgh, ca.. ries Four Insides only, every At teencion, at Three o'Cluck, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and :itaniford. sUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every Motnoig, to the George Inn, Sunderland. • MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cotiglet.ki, Newcastle, Waled, and Wolverhamptoti,Post-Coach, every :Vietnam—Guarded. St IR EWSBURY, Wellington, and Skiirnal Pat-Coach. the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. bittnIINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out reel y Afternoon, and reaches Einologiunn next day at Noon. Passes by Oxturd, Ensign, and Ship:gone, to the Saracen's Head, lint!!-street, liirgstrighent. HULL, •Nordicave, Howden, Thorn. and Doncaster Post. Coach, eves Morning ot halt past six, to the C ruse Mar ket Pace IL& . tillEF7lElit and Rothiletsam Post Coach, called the Rodin bans, every Morning. N. B. P;'settgers and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, Kt the Nr w LAW Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. V. ',Luau B. MOVIIII AIN amid Cn. respe:tfully acquaint their hit :ids and the Public, Vim they will rot he accountable for any • Parcels er Luggage,lite.. of more than Five rounds Value, it lust or &Magid, twksia entered as sueliand paid for accordingly, at the ::,aractai's Head lan. Snow•hili,Loudva. I) Tni it. . - . . THE CHEAP E ST MT't r. r a L/ COGI C 01.95, Attulli7Jl,l6. COITGII 1)1(01'S fot obstinate Cuit,;ll,, aim: .kstl.tl2l, t led. Its reloontion for lift en yeari rau, tud 1:. it ._ thank: of at i s a s sedic t e t .; proof ui t! \oil' w'och tt is held for 411 Atiltosat etioto,, rect•:.; 0401% 1111% 4.VCr 4:.1 Al I ..:1!1:0:64i proof, an u.•.tAIICV d. I u c o . 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