Star. — London, England, 1812-03-19 00:00:00

INDIA. So far back as the Ist of August last, we laid betore i ouriteadrrsots a measure connected with a public ' tr on,action, the case of the suspended 04C4r, !lora Ildia, as stippsed mhave been, or aciti.tlly . decided an by the 0 urt of Dir. We hiie sincsqeir.4d st i CO the Re'soltitiOris ' . d ) hy . th i t a Pirectots,:Wrre. wide froth the ghillie . Which,, "se Oilier - 11;d , been suspended in Ilifa;' nia ordered,‘ this'eg tit,. and that the' offences imptitid lei them ha 4 bel Sher ' vicinity nor trial in. Todia ' and were investigated in' Leadenhall-street, ;with elsted doors, and in the ab•. seller of the accnsed,. who had been previously denied the means of defence, by a. cautions concealment of the nature and extent of the offences to bt investi gated. We teel it but justice to say, that had such been our know ledge, wlien the Resolutions wtry re- ceived for insertion, wg shouhi have rejected thou as obje,tionable, and indelicate to those to whom they inimediately applied,- the more as we find from the Opted documents :tAfOre Parliament. that 'the rectors had pry judged them, andpropoied their As. missaY ii far back as 'December. 1806, more: thin twelve months prior to the - date Of the ftesaltitibns: We conceived the investigation had bees, conducted in a public and constitutional manner, or most assu redly a statement, which may now be considered to have been ex/'ark, and consequently unfair, towards the parties concerned, would not have fount inser tion in our columns. KEAT ASSIZES. MAIDSTONE, MARCH 17. Yesterday the Lotto CHIEF BA oosr and Mr. Jus tice Gam arrived in this town, fur the purpose of hol , ling the Assizes, and this morning about twe:ve o', lock, proceeded to Court, having previously heard Divine Service. Tint KING v. MOORE. This was an indictment against the defendant, an ()Meer of the cuitbnis, for assaulting a Gentleman, of the Watt . * of Brook4 . at Dartford, in this county. Mr. Guitar, aliCcrunsel for the proiecittion, stated, that Mr. Brooke wits travelling in his chaise through Dartford, accompanied by his servant, when being of artaken by a shower of rain, he drove up,itnd took shelter under the gateway of an inn ; as he was taking to the landlord, he perceived some one get up into his chaise, and not knowing who it was, he tapped him on the shoulder, and observed—" That it my Chaise, what do you want there ?" The defen dant, with great rudeness, told him he was an officer, lid Woad search his carriage. The prosecutor said, be might search, if he was an officer, but asked to vesbis Warrant. The other refused to shew it, and sitiand the prosecutor by the collar, and rudely shook bim. This was the assault complained of, and for 'Which the indictment had been found. •14r. Smerneste, for the defendant, said, he thought the indictment might have well been spared, and that Mr. Brooke would have exercised a sounder discretion U . he had let the defendant *arch his carriage quietly. The resistance was only calculated to create suspicion in the officer's mind that there really was acme contraband goods concealed. The LORD Ouse BARON said, he was net sure it vat necessaty for an officer always to go with his warrant about his person, although it was prudent so to do. Here the defendant had certa'inlT exceeded Isis duty, and the Jury must find him Guilty. Ver dict—Guilty. Jaw Moire was indicted for ravishing Charlotte Rnill, an the 26:h of August last. Tins oat a case setichexcittd considerable interest. The unfortunate girl who was the victim of the prisoner's lust, was just turned 13, the daughter of a respectable man, the bail:ff of Mr. Larkin, who resides near Miidstone. The account of the trantaction, as given by the girl, was, that she wasteturning to her father's house, be tween eight and nine in the evening, when, upon East Malting Heath, she saw three or four men, one of hom, the prisoner, asked the way to Mr. Ellis's ; she said she did not know, and walked on rather fast ; she heard some one following her, and she increased her speed, *hen the man behind overtook her, seized her roam! the neck, threw her down, and, with great force and violence, perpetrate.: his designs. She occasion ally screamed, but during part of the time he stopped her mouth. After he had effected his purpose, as she lay on the ground she saw two men named Knox and Field, but he stopped her mouth, and they passed by 1 befo e she cruld scream she did„hoe ever, heroic they got out of heating, and they came to her assts tame. The prisoner then jumped up, got over the liedge, and ran au ay ; be was pursued and taken that night. . Elizabeth Hasemere deposed, that she came over Mailing Heath tb.it evening, and met the prisoner in company. with two other men and a woman ; the pri. sooner attempted to catch her hand, as ihe.Passed ; she eluded his aim, and she heard hit n " d-n her for a b--- as she passed. She then met Charlitte and bad not kng passed her befole she heard a voice eckeinoing " Muraci - I" anillf!eiki:er, &itch teriitied. ran 'to an itditiningiiiitage tn get,aisiStialce, but no person' in it. trios add kiltand they went to„-rescite' frit two witnesses, Knox and Field; stated, they iktitif in !Aire!' of the irl3 lend they Ustenett endea. "Fin to liner riser scvei4lThis hex they did net hear gorpr some 'Oat and the/ hlidaenii4y parsed the .wheze the proiosii held down, fe:lieo • •on • ring a sudden scream o f " S l ave Me I save 's* 1" ey turnedlaek. talfftWiitelk looped over the hedge and ran away, but hd left his hat be hind Win. They wined bins, rind that evetting they iblind him at Mr. BiettWs hop-fsonse, at Watt:Tilt _ *f he prisoner in his - defence said, he ttetieveel the fact to have been committed by one of his compa nions, and that he saw him pursued, and lent him his ban hat from friendship to him.—Verffict—Geiity. The unfortunate girl was of the mhst modest de portment. Thep isonta is a roast athletic young man. KIDNATPINO.—Yesterday morning a.fellew, Who had trepanned OM Cidan'tabbot 14 Years of age, was dificoaered in Bishop!gite-ifreact,,takiog the to gptie crimping-house in the City, when die lads were iebcued from him, and be was sererely kapdled by . the populace, aftershich lic wia lodged Isair Putt, ir'y cvmpter! _ Bow-slm:T.—Yesterday T. Broth:rhos W 2 s re-exas mined, charged with stealing a clock from a Commit tee-room of the House of Commons.—B. Spitler, be longing to the House, recollected seeing the prisoner on the day the clock was missed, when he asked him if the Committee was up, without appearing to know what Committee he meant,"or having any motive for the inquiry. J. Brooks, shopman to Mr. Folkard, pawnbroker, of the London-road, stated, that on the evening of the 6th instant, two days after the clock was missed, it was pledged at their shop. for £E6, by a man, whom he firmly believed to be the prisoner, in the name of R. Jenkins, of Melina-place; but on inquiry no such person lived there. The prisoner in his defence persisted in his former story, of having received the duplicate from a young man at a gaming table, whose name and residence he was unacquaint ed with. He was fully committed for trial. Monday evening, about seven o'clock, as Cave And a party of the patrole belonging to the Office, Bow-street, were on duty on the SinTey side of West minster Bridge, Cave observed three men in the Het cules public house, whom he knew to he thieves. He in consequence, with the other patrol:, watched them - out of the public house till they surrounded the shop window of Mr. Needham, a sale strop near the Marsh-gate : no person was in the shop. After the thieves had looked in at-the shop window, one of them opened the door, and one went into thp. shop, and had the audacity to cut the wire by which a sil ver-mounted pistol hung, marked for sale at £3 13s. 6d. and was making off with it, when he was stop ped by Cave. Mr. Needham was at tea with his family, in his parlour. The robber has been exa mined at the Office in Bow-street, and is full/ com mitted for trial at the ensuing Assizes for the county of Surrey. The executipn of JamnoN, which was to have taken place (al Monday next, has been postponed, in consequence of the tide not serving at the proper time. Film—Yesterday morning, about one ("clock, an alarming tire broke out at No. 25, Colebrook-row, Islington, which threatened destruction to the neigh bourhood, but on the arrival of engines, the immedi ate contiguity of the New River furnishing an abun dant supply of water, the file was confined to the pre mises where it began, of which, in a slinrt time, only the bare walls remained. Providentially the inha bitants escaped with their lives, but scarcely a vestige of the furniture was saved. A melancholy accident happened at a house in Great Wild-scree:, on Tue May night. The mother of two' young children having put them to led, left alighted candle with them, when the eldest, about 4 years old, set lire to the bed ; the names spread rapidly ; but, by the timely exertions of the neighbours, were soon put out ; the children were much burnt, bat arc do ing well. A poor woman, who lay ill in the house, was removed to a neighbouring house, and is since dead. The Rev. Standish Grady, of Cartg-on-Suis, last week suffered a most afflicting loss in the death of his four ebiklren ; one of whom was unfortunately over laid by the nurse, and the three others fell victims to the chin-cough. Tu•sday it poor woman who sells cotton, &c. in Fleet Market, slipped °lithe kirb, in Ludgate -street, with a chill in lizr arms, at the moment a waggon was passing, the wheel of which crushed the chid in the most dreadful manner, and gre.ely injured the mother.- They were both taken to St. Bartholo mew's Hospital. Monday morning were seen at Carlisle the beans. ful phenomena of two fterhe;a, or mock suns, in the heavens. They were first oloberved about 10 o'clock, and appeared of variable brightness until sear twelve. when they vanished. A new method of preserving pnrk has recently been discovered. A piece which is represented as having been at sea five months, and as being eaten by the ship's company in preference to pork salted after the asual method, has been sent to the Comfaissioners for Victualling the Navy, for their inspection. The perk, it is stated, is boiled fresh in large pieces, then put into a tight cask, and filled up with vinalrar, and closed quite' securely, so as to prevent the adrifittien ,of any air. The flavour h far from being so staples. , 1 sant,* so sour, as might be soxpected ; while the t pork cuts out quite firns, without being at al hat% lat Is generally the tale with that which 'is :dud. „,,i........a, L,. Poivg* ti: Jr : ,:-,i. :11: ~ - ga v i a i iis a i nti ti - kit ai lit ti t 24 aeri i i i6 6 . nos* fi 1 itatto%;ll.%norm--IhsieHaf, a great titiblifireff Cr ”' G . 11 4 " r4 w e4l6 " er k**- 4A4 r 4 Iv ' i • T .4 *** t . Esq. ut a titer . . persons,Uteeping small houses in the several' parishes' . • - -- -am --- - - 'Nt.'s. in the dis•rict of this office, attended, .by vim* of ~ • 2 ;,., ; , i ',. ,hitatitßlF.D. . 1 stimmot.ses, to answer complainia exhillited . r bT . C l e ehi the tetti isst. at tit,. Lawnease v ik i t o Neale Akaandor,. officers of the respectiVe parishes; or iteleiiiiig pay- f the It 6 Yall 4 Aii tek 461111164 .• . Ihriebeer at die hew hig the Poor Ratds, whit sortie tr them P idailt d di° I "h it Sfrewi the ol a iiiii: llll. aelif . fit% isiowil _ ~idi vV hi Mtn. • Cbirlesiiti:ll;d, : ' pred4lite o( the times; theirltelte fithaes, and wimtilf ' Eni. 'Got-Catarina; Mee ifitugliti# lien . Geor‘e Messy, d thiOlopinesit. I. consideration of this, the Itfaik. MopOilkoweipt d .ptiphs. 4. . i.a.Aa - : ...t *taw A ufrpcd illiza tisnikto make good their arrears. Tl!ersd?r.. , in bublie,. the . ' Lad Enoismore, to it iif tttoMillVtittuan, of Meldtorn, in &fell); pf which a inerrant of rfirtrr.tr wou44 iisuq 1 i i t Vit tit Ti ' ti f t 6 o 4 -- atiltiNi A LL.—Xiiiieida y James Wiiron, a Miserabk, 7 "' ex "' kail. -•IN7' ' , (_titilicip hod 'tattered itrietch„.was brought op,' aka'.: ..d.by 0,4 Constables'bf creating crowdi of; people Oround'hini 'by tile enahaer izi which he solicited, their eliaritY: He behaved indignantly when appreheld -04.1, ,aiid uttered many words derogatory, to the di*. nick 1 - .1 Constables. Ire - Was Oeit'leen once relieving the inistry of his mind -by a' beverage of-three entire ,ptiefterits of gin, which he swallowed one after an ?the, with astonishing perseverance. The prisoner, to all this, said he was afllicted with a flux, and being fp:ible to work, he was obliged to have recourse to begging from passengers to support his existence.— Me had travelled so far as Holborn, when he was errieed by the Constables; all would his worship the Magistrate, liberate him, he would never again tees .! pass beyond the limits of St. Giles, where he has a hovel at 4d. per night. The Magisifates according ly discharged him on the faith of - this assurance. A carman WAS charged with carelessly and furi ously driving his cart in London Wall, and over turning a cart loaded with furniture, by which a lit -1 tle girl was thrown from the top and much hurt, and the man who drove the • cart bad his collar-bone bro ken, and was at the Hospital, and the furniture was 1 all broken. The prisoner Confessed his fault, and 1 i said he was willing to make good every damage, . and that he did not wilful') do it. With this propo. sition the complainant acquiesced, and the charge was dismissed. - 77 *PEWS/WRY, Oct , ibet 7, ult. 'ST6Rood—Thenecte, fortinrilwar.Ttgiu47..hicsoatakrybuiinhearbDonßo,aps,.ol,.... geivtd a low days sauce. hoist Mr. liri chard, kosher, E r nes town. About live r ran since, his daughter kad s Violent Seorbu k Scrofulous complaint, which reduced k r to's,. weak a state that title could scarcely w and allec-ed her thg t so* cnM t} oat bear the t ig h t , • yyuring It r continuance in (Ids rat e emi r { who h,ti been muc h ael.cted in a samilar way, and was was ate ' ed Ly taking a f,w bottl.:S, advised a trial or 1 our Drops ; cordraily purebbicd at bottle (rpm us, and found kw truck boat; and atter taking duce more hutt.ea slat was in rtsetiy a m t remains so at thls - tinis: since the sb irq Mr. Pri-chard la n r j ute dcd ocs, t t t.e lai7eT t r o ci a rrt ut a L vi t. °l2l ct anscalilbhto.t.wic adil-oeuurdiereAtrtd,gbic.ietlith::::l2:lo4 three battles she was also quad, and at this time rental ass ts*. as raw she was its i t;r l ift.-1 ant (ten Wood aril Wel e „) . yours very respect/oy, To Mr. J. Lignuns, Suriern„ Ala:wheaten 'These Dior are slid in moil' d slice& bolt a. e e I le .4 4s. (one I is. bottl e is , equal to la ne 4 s . tit ua 6) whet tot.,, rtai l, by N. lAna'atla Manebvtlt-t ; alto. by /. Erai l a...i S ed. an,4-c, lan•g-lane, We t lliceyaud - b e e; ve d ;Eutierot„ Cheapish: 1 4 satikvy and 4 5114, 11111 Shaw aced Edwards, Go, tit.ea u r sl-NturciA 11.4clayaudhce:i 95, Fleet Market; Wesiets and Ve.e.:9, ticeaud; hanger Ise. Oxford-street; Bohai, Royal Excli;ange Leurtd.l - ,41, and roost M,:tticzne Vroiders. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. WA LSiI i s.COLI'SFOOT LOZENGES. Tuft - Liao was the name given to Coltsfuot by the antknto. who knew Its value in Coughs, &c. It is prepared in the form of i 1.0 Mr. DIXt/e4, Ap.ithcc.ti IR—I take the earliest opprirti tit ity to mitt ii. ti. Lose-ogee, as the most agreeable to palate ; and also, that by ite S yuu that I have received the 111.4 t SvOttetiful l iti . t . i i, gradually dissolving in the mou t h, may with more certainty be cotreeybd to the parts afflicted; than Lozenges are denhstrucat. . the est of yobr DIXON'S AN I tiff Liolla vit.ls i w b. r i 1 ...:: detergent, and lobrucating, allaying the tickling sensation which . pied with me to Jamaica, and a n t h o s e: friend. t a ' a l„,,,„ 4 ''''" occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, and producing the most Listed them have experienced the save salutary b•tiefn ; ea t A s , salutary effects; it used as a preventive, few pet sons will be trou- dar e th e m to lit the hest Medicine 'ever use Lm .ba t ~e tar ; g,.. bled with Coughs through the winter, and their price ;,.aces them Bilious and other compraints. The foduvetrg arc eared "-' ey fees; within the reach of all rauks of people. i, rat I.adtes :ind Gentlemen who have r e c e i ve J t b e tine asi Sold by Shaw and Edward ., 66, St. Paul's, on the font.way; ' fruni your Dixon's Antibilloot Pills:—Cluitles 1 ityktr.l lay who are the sole proprietors, and none are genuine but what have :mica ; V.'illatu Shaw, 1 sq. Iting.tun, dlita; A,s e . n , their name on the stamp. Retail also by Tun, Exchange, and Spani s h Town, ditto; G. W. Hamlin*, F... ga ~ 6 h i . " ic. Sanger and Co. Oxford-street. , ditto ; J. Smith, Esq. (1d Kalmar, Jute; G. A s a „ a l .:. Also, WALSH', ANTIP ERTUSSIS for the HOOPING ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Mount, cline; I. rentiva,a:FA c . ' COUGI I, a reineely long approved, and recommended by the River, ditto; *lr. Mullen*, ditto; J. BUM, Etc...Auriga;i• first families in the kingdom. Price only 2s. bd. pi r bottle. • 1 P o lack. Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Xte;stau. .1. : -, .-,---- 1 Mrs. Peery, $l. Anu'h ; Mrs. Woodriff. Simi& I ass ; .. 11 ; GENERKAR-LANE, AND CROSS KEYS INN, L COACII OFFICES, WHITE HORSE INN neatty other persons of the tire reapectabZ4.—Ni a , p . is „. am FET'I I E WOOD. , obedient servant, i'l-10 MA , HARROLD, af file ` l' tiny,, I bold whisk...me end retail r Mr. Hurler., 4,1,3• em , (ho w STREET, Two Doors from CHEAPSI DE, LONDON. of Paternostet-row, /..ousion, Sharp mid detain, I : VA RMOUTfi ROYAL MAIL and TELLIGIt APIS ; Janes. Wesmn, Alinutt, and Mallory. l'ertsr..; HA sa d j., ii : .4. Celebes. through Lowestoft, Keraingland, Wrentham, son, Gosport ; Odetnill aid Junk. Slirette•-; tech iodise. Wangfurd, Blyborough, Yoxford, Saxtuuralliam. Helton, and and Turner, Hull; tiollailds Cuukwc4ll4i, Nettletuaoad r. Woodbridge. every .Ifternoun at half-past four o'clock. bert, Plymouth; Knott cud Lloyd, and Swintiey and C.' .ilk YARMOUTH Lotto NELSON Cnath, through Colchester sad • Ming l l 4 M; Maine ald LiMilbilr) i Liitirosol; Siam... aud Ima, Ipswich, Monday, Weduesilay, anti Friday Afternoon at two. i Manchester ; Traw ls:en. lie ter ; Smith, Maoism()); ;ta w , ARUNDEL, PETWORTII, and 1.14T1.E H.lMsel'ON Fast', and llastir, Ediol•urgh ; Metter and hfl/tinalcl,ths iess; Poet Coach, through Kingeton, Guildford, and Godalming, lute- bulges and Barr!. Bristol ; I lle v r"'n aid ( A' Norwich; Sow day, Thursday, and Saturday Morning at six. i feu, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, Ltverpo.d ; and troll* BRIGH lON Royal Coach, (in R Hours) by th, New Road, , to nit Country Medicine Venders, in !mai m at as. W. sed4, through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cucklield, every Mars- • --- AD vict. —„,.. --....„.... 'WHEN Men of -A.ucation and pmfessional AM ing at 8 8118 ck. T 7 4 • BRIGH I ON ACCOMMODATION Coach, every Morning at 11. - BROMPTON, CHAI HAM, sad ROCHESIEit Coach, use persevering endeavours to discover the most sale ail certa:n method of ereatiag a few prevailing Diseases, ekes (the SIR SIDNEY SMI JI) daily, at 2 o'Clocit. WI result of their experience Is the best proof if superiority. CAMBRIDGE LORD Nessou Coach, Monday, Wednesday, . . Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have Nett hidiseedse n i b and Friday Mornings at 5. CAMBRIDGE U NIOI4 Coach, (late Old Cambridge) through the cure of die following the object of their psetirulai e tt j r.vii a certain Diacrder, frequentlymaotracted in 1 monwat of tent Royston and Huntington!, every Morning 4 past 7, exceit Suntiay. CAMBRIDGE tight Telegraph Coach, (in 7 Hours) through calve' an d ha •" .:Kaali:aaaa s kicking " a nd•Gewn. 11146 . 11 1 Ware and Barkway, every Morning at 8 °Chick, except biku. an improved :bin, are sietidli and efrectually cored; as ass a day, and carries only Four inside. - baby, whether arising from Bacchanal as Indulgences, kite M CAN:BRIDGE Post Coach, through 5 ,J. t, Berkeley, and dance in waint esuaareas or a ' Re na attar/ 'lave too nlin Ilb happily pursued by the youth of limit weer, to the ore c au s al Foulmire, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Aft e rnoon, at 4. sterility ur 'warren/tem, and in the other a ottmemostnia of boa CANTERBURY, MARGATE, R A hilG XI L, CHAT HAM, ROCHESUKR, and SFROOD Coaches every Morniag vous diseases, which, if sot timely remedied, seittente ho he potence and Consumption. in that dutiessatg state dibble, and J.:amain. N.B. Extra Coaches at any Hour. CHATHAM, ROCH.ES CEA, and GRAVESEND Coaches , deficiency, whethei the consequence of. eit6 boadal Wig, four times a day. • arising front any other mese, by which the posses etch, cotton become enfeebled, as regularlyidutated burgeons et Lai DEAL New and Expeditious light T e legraph Coach, wi t h a don, they offer a firm, safe, a::il speedy reamanate mad Guard and Lamps, rest) , evening at half past 4 ti Clock. DOVER and DEAL Post Coaches, every Morning a quarter vig,o.Taa health. . before ti, and Evening a quarter before 6. :he res ult 0: a long ape. extensive panto has ensidU then, by a superior meets to remove venereal complaints, loweld EDINBURGH and ZJEWCASTLE /Dour tv ER Post Coach, through Alawich, Berwick. Dorbans, Darlington, and Mirth- h"e`ertte or complicated, without •goticctlig tin pane . 'Berton every blunting at half past 6. the least restraint i* diet or exercise ; and 6 mom .;bas FAANHAM Coact. through Newmarket, Brandon. aad where an early application is Made , (31di4412 " r7 .,...., nf ti f, .... 111k4 / 4 ,. 1 . Swaffhinn, Monday , Wednesday, and Friday Afterucion at 4. . t.ey .altoot.y perturm a vire as the ........tpace— . ... i . FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every Morning it 8. • The onprecedented success of their mods of tftateaur (wital GOSPORT Coach (the Blue) thruugh Staines, nags hot, barn-' has never been known to fall in one ma& institze in $ yin ham, Alton, West Meon, and &tram, Mornings at half paw 4. Her of 15 years, during which period many nwassad pow HERTFORD and WARE Oath, every Morning at halt past 6. of b0th... 4 . sel " as , ~..k ave th.en ,..i cti i,... red ..;,. vvill i ,..,., at tf a „ se :;,, re .„ 4 , & „,.. audia l ltw a Ni HULL RODNEY Coach, by way of Doncaster, Thorn, and alet ' 1 ""'"" ""''''' P ara ''" "" oth er " -- ----' North Cave, eve:7 Morning at 4 past 6. This Coach is panful- Induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. larly expeditious, performing the journey in 36 h our) . I t trave l s Messrs. oCINS and Co. exclu s iv e ly prot es ting the menthe part solar complaints, in ord e r that t hey may :en be wrist. the pleasantest sand, and will be found the bet conveyance to a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly atta c hed mal l s* HULL—N.B. It avoids tie extr e m e ly dang e r o u s pas...ige of the Humber. rant etupir;c, think it hut pallor to themselves to nate,that us . . IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coaches, through Stratford have ,bann_,P4-"PrIY educited and .addaaad linn al " .linsleke St. Maru Wi th am, Kelvedon, Chelmsford, ing„,tatone, amd t h e pwies sion (rertiticates of which. Morn different WOKS Rumford, every Afternoon at 2 antieS. testinionials tram the 131461 eminent 011P:wino, they dm Mar LEEDS Coaches every Morning at halt-past 6, and afternoons wince any laquirce), that the wiceess rename m' &Arida at three. yours hr.t Induced them so "nit Lae ',tactic.* at dogmata /I L. NN Poet Coach, thmeteli Cambridge, Newsnarket,,,Strateet Whiner, and they presume that their presenstonscoustuwealli ground tor the unprecedented conddenee frith artiidi dig Ye Pulsate, and Stoke, Monday, it'ultitsday, lad Friday Afternoon At four. - , by the public, been twain raiy tiimenrol. LINN and ELY Coach, the Lotus Nat.eow, through Cant.' Patients In this country are requested so state the partial bridge, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at 5. of their case, age, and manner of living, Meat* a bad Oa LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. ; for advice and medicines, and the same will be ter *Walls II part of the " kingdont.--OOSS and Ca. &arca'. IS. Boni LEICESTER and NOR'FHAMPTON Tel eg r a ph Coach ° ' p,"" .... 1 through Newport Palms:ill, Woobuiii, Dunstable, and St. Alban's r • "I"Yeet " Albans, every Afternoon at 2. _ii SY HIS ts(AIKSTS Y' go - VAL-LATHERS pArnrr. _.. _ - I.ANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wigan, Prenon,JCendal, P.:with, and Whin:haven, every Afternoon at I. • LA t h e i r super i or „n osey in cur i os every & rue sisl spine j EA KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly hired ti LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn- • ing and Afternoon. restraint of dam, la an easy, expeditious, safe, and entet of the Venereal Dise - ase, the Scurvy, &c. without Ca 18 412 1 .1111 MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough,and Salt ma% o ut b u t so tast e l eu pill i, a dose, its operation Hill, every Aftemooti at half-pan 2., Sunday excepted. MARGATE light Couch, the Telegraph (carries i iniide oulT) 6b l l n el t a s ad d rw ayre irt he ll y B geourall u° P4rtku y c lAr ure aur ei n ow tioll' auel ' . . . every Morning at 7 during the Sea s on. where they fail in that time of perfectly `ra ging.. • , MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, ev e ry M orn i ng an d Evening at 6. lig tient ha s Inc happy assurance that he or she ie at the e•c ee MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leicester so restored, let the &Tree of ma , It is as texceaemey peculiar to the usacy be ever so flesh rill`, to asikeeki Derby, Asliborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Atternoon aS. e k e esufhtiniug part, said e n te r into contest wid de • ' Elie Public Attention is particularly requested to this Concerti, suttee , „hi e h t h e y si , et .dit y di s l o d ge „ h i a p t ( Iliey as it is the Original Coach esiabiidted fur carrying FOtik IN. rid by exPerienea natty a preserver of Leda, ieLvawall SIDES only; it is on the last highly improved Cooktrovion for eye; by uhthe only eige„,,g„ !'ills s pr i ng sli d f A otevief Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked i n skoet, the Yawata: has this extmordlnery ehledt:an t. ' throughout In the tiers pui%nde styl e , ~ dist whatever berm:Woad lan:mall treat akin , ladr' . " NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, ari d mums new an d teltd and exceed, as though inipatieoe et ifinnortaf aid B expeditious light coach, the Eclipse, through Stockt on a nd V ann , taut„. These Pills th are most wort h, a pager io In . Carnes only 4 insides, and is lighted cud 3uarded, sett out vial muter, and c stpeothy of skip.; the awe so. ' o rdeal/0f Afternoon at S. keep read in all climates any length of time, amid-It dl„ NORWICH Exist Anion Coach, through Hodiarill, Bourn- now h ome lik e t a t o f mar 60 teats, with increiinian' bridle, Newnurket, Thettoill, and Wynnitlialilll, retry After- theuibeises y sortho l iour to their senior, Loonier-is that . . w r on. at 3. last Brightats elsey have radically cured upwaris di . , OXFORD , and WOODS•I'OCK Eight Coach (the Blenheim), 50 „,, , mon skors,„ had h e ,, i di s ehAied from fl Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Morning, at a, tin oli t ,h Us- w h ex i ort h o d 1,,,,, t r ivivo d y rcpcaLc 4, soh all inhotor7 - briage, Wycombe, and Teens Orel. made use of without eflect. Vitaii PoRTSMOU l•H Coach, every Morning, at half eni.e 4, es- Prepared end Sold by the Sole Prepense, Tonto apt Sunday. STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Ilaildoek, Biggles- N iM i r u u :t or of t ß r i helk ,t g li e .. al a Cillk4 rect . w e °l h„t u i t e rgew „t i ll iia ti l v 4 r sd.n nioieer iss it h° _,4 wade, and Stilton, every Mornitig.ae ti paw a. Fee, te4 pavan taking, the:ocildoe and wits amslwrf 14114(7 - 4 SUNDERLAND, Yartn, and Stockton Coach, every Morn. tees, if 1,0414,10 m flee mint 1 , 1 - ne s. 1 4 . 9.1i1t in aIIIFT Morn ing, at i Pad 6.: haw all • most invioLdair secrecy, uo pantile's name ar ;L am a WOiLI;iIAM and Horsham Accommodation Coach, Maros mentieseal, bet at their owe pardenalt MOM. lags, at 6; -find a 4.inside New Like(;Dick , " •"°llnagas at l i — during die cosiew of newt dun go yarsomi heil '' '''' through Epsom, Dotting, Leathrrhead, and linden. - ' ducthig of an eetensive side ache alum Illodadallt. alig YORK Higbarx Co". every MuekinFe l Pau 4 , dwniNik eke arising therefrom. Newunt, Dotiasee*, and Ferr i bridge at winch places It meets They „ e ywne w i di g iy hi, appo l u es t rug, fig in the various breach Coaches to I.eesk, Sheffield, Halifax, Hards : is, t T y. ' At b ie „. y „, i „ eet is s ii. sa u ; the 'pay )in dersfiekl, Harzwargate, Farlisk,aod ail the caber principal towns goe m weee; My. Deeik,„ugh,,, Na 7, piiiheittore'r of the North. The Guard and Coach go through without Chao- opruatv the teLigi ' inmeo , i sa db y owe ro m p 'plod! ging, and only four coashm e n. Pawengeet booked ihroetgh, and w town in England, & C . i N Boxes a only thi.Oil.e wishing so step on this road, may proceed lien day, without any ' i th fidliebd „ Lou di eeet k„,, , si rh e rshrponisci id Ade/bier al fare. w cure themselves with ante and worme. YORK weitand commodious Light 'Coati, tbe Zapf- ear- N.B. Every Beet mid in treat britain rying only four insides. sets out every Afternoon at I, uidiraavia to whkh,by freourof the Covina:kin' with the grrateat celerity. The Guard and Coa c h go throat* to Office e' . l'. Tiatiur. llies.Ø.l 4 - - '' Yoh ifeht thane*, mid oulty font Coectusten• i s felons/. -t •, • c • , -1 W. J. IIhOBERTS and Cia. Propdatois, • .._ . . . . reilta i llo t aremPlitablet letanyglaas i ,Cbisiti e lliept, Waiiihos t ' ,• - 1 :bars; NW,. or - libsele, 4wwher smag the value.; -: l iiresiitaline Anine a Inn Oho lin; nOite, If idie 13i 1 nor; 214111419:0 14 • XilitiVii_Padt .FO Ol l Sr SO OW ai tuft til the dikiv.lnla Id; .'? `‘. : * .. _y -IVH-W,4"1 . 41/ $ 4.4' LONDUKAUDGE 7 A1extribee.ag....:::::.444.:44.4...ai...-- • LODIDON r -frilled •*;l.siriK Wino Miss, published thsr, lope ri- 3W w- . TI T lies dm, ii.o I- Ow C .. essd D ligif I 'do tt the norm VAL' At tb km A cuktvl Des One a Lineal At th - e . fast bate, bin ei Clet *Ace 0•61 'WO UM Lincel4 Mtn. Weds ::= .A • 111111111101 °WWI 13Y t • li Mdill Wig imam aisa add tyska a %aid 1 Ise mod this bad dim art, Ora a 110011. dzg ~.~ ihui• rHi NA Pi grabs A With tli and Tie Wad Llsontti Tfiatsli. )iattgi A N the bib Pope of Oa Watm et Ural DT 1 teasing , Ail to Dr I blob Vibe ou •.* • . I=4ll Law A vl Nb a t i fie o ft all S ail( Ms am I wan e e Ti6ift bdaag sire sad 1 11111 •Padi awl tu i elabereg , Ails A Ma o ou commia Nlll6ll The *A ...-.. .. 7 11, ,k1 F 'ACIIED. . •L. On the 9th inst..btalse Wand of 'erten Frnds twos, I. one otthe Magisistates of the Roy4l Coda. Wedioday seUtlight, Mr. Bondiesat, Yeoman of Moping, near Aruudd, aged 7.5 years. Mr. Bonntfacc it supposed to have died worth near .inan.uoo. O the 3d inst. after a short illness, Mr. Richard Sturt, of West Grinstead, aged 64 year+. The deceased kft behind Lint twii hundred ana thirty-one:4 , cm gs;er.rs. el r P jam __l VA