Star. — London, England, 1813-12-18 00:00:00

Rt. , • '7l The following is ee i Nstional Song, Is sung with unbounded *Alum !obi*. Oicssnoi, in ate new Opt* of lieglead,liel 'it Covaitiliraialieillit *the **(lily Y. W . . Leis, Esq. Undaunte; peril, and foreMoit in danger, • ; Ever ready thiderts of inankind to riefertd; i riv gilard of 'wait, and support . 4 the stranger, To OPpriision a foe, efid to 'freedom a Friend ; Ainid cite AA% stettek of &inn indvemitiotion, • Since Anarchy Sin h e r red banners,n4urrd; Still Rem as a rock in ter trim native ocean", • Sittiott Skint!, thts Alidsar and Fiore of the * * Ad ! Frntwtbis *lre, *liars our St on Kg, viltlyryrit defeated The Corsicim Chief, who, at Acre istaird— : From tisheioi% where the foe Las Inglorious retreated', • • Where Freedom has flourished in 4 Tyranny faii'd From the beat of the Rhineivirli . eluidng emotion, WhertilLilkrty's band retribution has hatfd, • We turn to our own native Rbc l / 4 ill the Ocean; To England, the Anehor and Hoße of du-world i SWeetest spot on the earth, *heft true Ifonour combining, With Justice and Truth, gives a etiength to the whole; Where the roso-bild of ileaniy, with Valour entwining, Esaltesis the heart, end enlargeth the soul. 0 ! land of my birth t yet shall Peace be thy portion, I t And thy white sills commerce adain be unfurVi-- And still shalt thou 4, luvely Rock in the Oteaii, - "l'heAtichor of t ' , and Hoped the vrot li DRURT-LANEfIIEATRE; -...,.' :Between" the performance of Oran Bown the , Dramatic Sptctacle of illu:•iotr, at this The Are, last night, Uteri Was a repetition of the pleasant Farce of Crotchet 1.040 in which there tites a. slight interrup tion to the ceurse.ol the entertaiiiihents, by the cir cup§t4nce.of Mr, Mut4pEx's havint misunderstood .. thditrical arrangements:for that eirihisig i and, in consequenct, arrived at the Theatre A 'few Minutes too late. After scare - el - pressions of disapprobation upon *the part of the audience; at temporary sus . pension, Mr. WALLACK came for*ard and informed the Public, that Mr. MilaneN was not: to the Theatre, , • owing to his supposition that..the Farce would, asl i was usual, be performed as the last piece, and that , e Mr. PaNsoN would read it, in the interim, if they would exercise the indulgence to perthit him ; but ere I this proposal could be 'silenced by a general negative, Mr. WALLACK came againjotward to announce Mr. MUNDEN'S arrivalat the iteatre. When the Farce Commenced, and Mi. MIINDEN appeared, some per- so'ns in the pet, who were zealously eager to Maintain ebb immunities of the audience, demanded of this tried, and esteemed, servant of the Public, to explain : the !!reasons of his conduct ; when Mr ! Muxnex, with tut air of respectful serenity, thus addressed them i— . - Lames awn Gewri.Esiati—it Is 1101/i t Ilinest forty years ,inct I first bad the honour of appearing before ycu; yet never; dining that time, was I ever so pitifully situated as on the pre. lent oceas7rn: as I never before w7tl 'under the ncceisity of , offering in - excuse of a similar tendency; yet believe me, when I &Aare upon my honour, ai a man, that the Wholt of this ttftz pteasantbusipess originated in my believing, that the cast of the play-bill stood on this evening as it was formerly . announced ;' ihr there is no blandishment of pleasure, or any personal motive ilviiatever,•that could make me, for 4.0 moment, forgetful of . your envied kindness and patronage, or inattentive to the legiti. . • Mate &des of my profession." j It may be needless to say, that this honest appeal , to public justice was received with lotid and reite rifid: plaudits, and that this merry Afterpiece was I concluded with the concurrent approval of the whole I Theatre. Mr. HEVRY TEAL, of Leeds, Yorkshire, Land Sur. veyor, is appointed Commissioner and Surveyor to Ttinity - College, Cambridge, in the place of his fathet deceased. On the 13th of January we shall be returning thanks for these brilliant successes which have freed P.ur'ope froin the tyranny of French dominion ;—on the next day, the 14th of . January, the French people will be drawing for the ConscriptiGn—while the Eng fish 'people, opt that very day, will be drawing for the Capital Prices in the State Lottery—happy contrast. The liberal suans,collected at the different churches in Glasgow and neighbourhood, in behalf of the Bri tish and Foreign Bible Society, amount to £553 10s. which bats been fOrwarded to London. Dr. BALFOUR'S churoh, Glasgow, and the Rev. Mr. LOVE'S, Ander. ston, were the largest contributors on this occasion. The Monument to General Sir Joint Moonr., for which handsome subscriptions have been made in Glasgow, will soon be, erected. The revenue supposed to arise from the new canal between Edinburgh and Glasgow, in contemplation, is made by an estimate W 45,000 annually. It is ascertained that the passengers carried in the coaches between Glasgow and Edinburgh are 20,000 insides and 20,000 outsides annually. Tuesday the 4th of November last, a young man, Palling himself William Dunlop Russell, arrived at Leith, on board the Caledonian smack. Having nu ready money to pay his passage, he offered the Cap rain a letter of credit, amounting to AlO, purporting be drawn by his father upon Messrs. and i • • 13igpari of Leith, by which he obtained the Captain's leave to go on shore, and was to have called next mooning to pay his passage, but never made his ap-- gstarancc. 'The same night he went to the Ship T A : vern on Leith shore with a fellow-passenger, where they slept in the same room, and, during the night,, • or early nett morning, he contrived to rub his fellow passenger of seven /El Bank-of-England notes, seden taw-shilling pieces, a silver watch, gold chain, ante -1 gold key, al - Fo a pair of 'Hessian boots ; he clecarripgd before his' fellow-passenger pot tip, and went inane iliately to Edinburgh, w here lie tout, lodgings at FOr rester's ' l / 4 Vynd, with a hir. Robertson, from whom lie . also took one pair of Hessian boots and a bamboo cane, and absconded without paying his lodgings,. While the landlady was at churzb. Friday se'nnight a fellow ordered a dinner in the Tontine Tavern, Glasgow, and purloined some silver :table-spoons, with which he got clear off, and is sup= posed to be the person who arrived froin London in one of the smacks lately, and exercikd similar adti-' in Leith and dinbnrgh • N k eo 'the half.yeaily beld tore • a Conisnittge of dig Comm;sintiers for the College on'lVlond4. 'rhet4 iyete prelentl—Field Marshal hit Royal Highneits the Duke Kerr, General Earl piAkeowin:Petitisosiint-GrpepaCm.- VER'Ili . LieutgAimit-Geueral A. Hopi, Governor' MajoepGeneral Gottdox, Ouarter-Master- Otneral ; Colonel BUrt.titi' Litutenant-Gcriernor Lieutenant-Colonel.: Sir rldigAito Dot/ovals, Bart. Ciginsikondant *the Senlir Department of - Suidents. IcilloWing liairing made great proficieitcY in the different tiranehei of instruction, received Corn naisaioat th the • Army, and also Certificates, sir:-- Gentlemen Cadets J.. Delmon t : Stirlihg, J. Pren dergast, H. HO:1-st, J.Wyse, W. Morse, g. St. John, B. Browne, J-. flirt, W. Fonteri H. Vernon, T. [Ormsby, W. Taylor.--Commissions were anti given tsi Gentle Men Cadets W. Clay, J• Muirsou, H. Nixon, J. - Woodford, C. Hammond, B. P. :Browne, W. Leavach,. G. hltinro, J. Young, P. Anley.—The r.examinationa turned upon Mathematics, Filitification, `History, :Military Drawing. and the Languages i— • In these the young Gentlemen spewed an extent of knowledge, and in their military mov ements, promptness which appeared to give m uch ' satisfaction. to illeetsce On Friday last, ;-"ti examination tool place of the young:Gentlemen of Mr. FENNELL'S Academy, Man. sion House; Camberwell. The Latin and Efiglish • speeches, were selected With jlidilment, and delivered with finish diScrimination . .and taste. M. BERRetx's French Noma of L'iysie followed, rind wv performed achhiratO by the senior Scholars c :w.hcs likewise elu. 1 cidated tete,principles of Mechanics, Hydraulies, Elec tricity, Astronomy, &c. much to the satisfaction of !their audience. : The specimens of Penmarship;. by I the first Class,. ornamented with Drawings by the pen, were btantiful, and. could scarcely be distill, :giiished from copper-pate. Among the Literary Gentthlnen who examined the Classes, were; the Rev. I Di. 13Liiit, the Rev. Dr. tintinc, Dr. HYDE, Rev. Mr. SNIIIII-, and J. P. TVAPER; Esq. who awarcle4 - impartially a variety of Wirer medals to the most worthy. . The account of the Travels of the celebrated Kt. AP litoTit, in the Caucasus and Georgia, underta . ken by order of the Russian Goverament, will Belitihlishad in a few days. Hairriegcs..-The following cauti o n /Si delivered in pruned bills by the Magistrates yesterday, Worn doubts whether personi possested of the old copper i nioney will be ,secure from loss at the time ally new copper coinage may be issoed " 'the Maglstra•es of the Police Offices desire to inform the Public ' that it is the intention of Government, (and so exprestseil . by thrChanctllor of the Exchequer in thf lititn* hi Co.iirnoris,) . • that due provisiort Ise watl6 fur the excitange or other recom pense, at the current value, of all the old legal copper coin, that I way be in circulation at the time of a new Issue, 1 ". At the same time the Magistrates deiire to caiitioil all per.: ,sons against the impropr'ety of refusing, in payment of small sums, the legal copper coin, made current : by his Majesty's Pro. tiantation. Ily,Order of the milistrates.', HATT:iN-CA UDEN. ::-;• drigarn :/inderioir, Mary his 'wife, and Frances Hales, were brought up on suspi cion of being t nr4shri, or passers of bad tiioney. it appeared, that * Mary Anderson PaSsed• some 3s. :tokens at the Bell public-house, in St. ,ohn-street, which,-after her departure; the landlord discoiered td be bad. She came again, and offered another 3s. token, which roiing also to be bad, lie detained her, :aiid sent for a . .tonstable, who Oink her into custody, ' and brought 'her befb . re the, sitting Magisfiates at i Hatton-garden, Who sent Cook and LiMbrick to 1 search her apartmenfi, when they took the other two i prisoners into custody ; the latter Woman, Frances I /laid, is A notorious smasher, and has been already twice tried and convicte d CI passing base monef. They wereall committed fot hitcher examination.- ATTEiIPT AT ASSAMINATION. 2 —Lan Monsi4 illght; about ten o'clock, as Mr. ROBERT' BARTON, sr Green hill, in tilt! county of Leicester, was on hirwiy home 'from Mr. St. George's, where he dined, he was fired at from behind the ditch of the avenue leading to h i s !house, by sonic evil-Minded person Cti persons, Who wounded him severely in both his hands. Mr. Sr. GEORGE, immediately on hearing orilie act, brought out a party of binary, atid scoured the codritry in pursuit of diem ; but we are sotry tot say the Villains f•have effected their esca'pe fur the present. • 1 EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIANtsg.—A match which I has been long depenclin, was decided on Thursday f afternoon in London Field, between a man of the 1 name of Thos. Dudley, aged 74, wild has acquired ,great celebrity in the sporting world by running on ,stilts ; and a sailor, who is equally noted for a short i heat. , About three o'clock they started, bra Consi. I derable sum, the wager having been previously made that the sailor was to give Me veteran SO yards at starting, and that the distant' which they Shbuld rfin should be an hundred yards. The old man came in, leaving hip antagonist at a di - nonce Of 0 yards, to the no small amusement of a great concourse assem bled on the occasion. The old man performed the distance in 10 seconds. . • , . i MAitusostot:Gti-sTltEtTift;:li .eonalthon and .TO. Milbank, were yesterday char•ged with .hustling Mr. Haden, the landlord of the Bunch of Grapes public. house, Marlborough-row, St. James's, and with rob. bing him .of his watch in his own house, early yester day morning. It appeared hy the testimony of the prosecutor, that his house was closed set twelve at night, When he let the pasoners, accompanied bf a third person, into the' bar for a glass of gin. They seated themselves there, and .errurped the dominion of !the house, having threatened to, put the landlord behind tale, tire, if,lie interfered with them. Betwixt four and fi ve o'clock yesterday morning, they robed the landlord,' of 'his watch,' and departed. He Oro. Ateally Ptitheft depot-4 •Me he fhllowed them' to i Brchtd-streotr:Carnati, - -market, whe:4 he give ;an 1.... [ aunt% and , ,ths watchipen apprehende44e two pi ,. 1 sorters, but the third. roan escaped. . The Watch was sent back to the prosecutor - yesterday morning, by the person whisi escaped.--The priatirerai . 'were folly corninhted-let Wale -- .t i • ' • M3riday eVening, ref two sons Of lit. Martini, of Child's.-hilt, were shooting small birds on the skirt of Fincliley : Common, the gun 'of the younger of them, .who is sprenteen years of age, went off, and 1 ed , the gre:!'fir part of the contents in the breast o his brother; ' The accident happened iit passing th , gh 1 A • pledge ..--:' bite •woituded rfson lies in a dangerous : state- ..„ , . . ; .r4fic.lN7`.kl.Lit;jplo. • • tvirat Or, , . 13 . IT. 1117140 • .• • ; . steatitic. V. WittettS. this•was an action for the nonPei:formance of an • agreallpent , eharter a ship. 'M..plaintiff hiving probed the agreement, and that defendant refused to perform it it was contended on the part of the de &Omit., that the ship not being furn4hed with a suf ficiency ofeables at the type *then the contract was entered into, he was entitled to renounce the contract, as it wAs stipulated on the part 'of he plaintiff, that the ship should b properly. found fi &the voyage. Lord Eit.unitioanuon wes.of opinioli; that if there was a defkiesicy of cablmobat would only go to part of the consideration,,and, therefore, according to the decided cases, wonp bethe tuNect cif a cross-action. It would have lleen otherwise, it she l! 4d lint had any cables, for that, by preventing her being able to pro. ceed on the voyagt, ttottld have gone to the whole consideration. It was then objected by the defeada: , t, that in the memorandum the vessel was stated to It a Swedish ship, whereas she was, In fact, British, which was proved ; but on the side it was proved that, precious to entering into the agreement, il..tendant new that she w.s a Biiiish ship, but that she had a ; Treasury licence to sail under Swedis:, cclotils, and defendant took a guarsittet from dr.% she would be admitted as a Swedish ship into S.-. edeli. • ." Ebrii - Ein..tnaottouiti held that the term Swedish was ambiguous, and might either mean that she was a Swedish vessel, or that she sailed under Swedish co lours. His Lordship Svcs, 4iefefore, of opinion, that the Inittnent in this du: was satisfied by the evi: dence ; but had.l i tie fessel been Portugurti or of any Other country, M should have held the parses bound by the express wllitis of the contract. The Jury fotiiid a verdiit for plaintiff; the damages were agreed to be referred. • ...GRANT 4t. CIMOIC. • Mr. SCARLETT slated . this to be an ac:ion brti'i lit by the plaintiff, iA s orliolsteretN, in Oxford -street; against the defeiidfintp an- auctioneer;, in Skinner 7 street, to recover the stint Of ik275. 9s. fel furnishing a house in Seyznour-plate, under .his oidets, and upon his credit, for a Lady, named Somerville, whom he was in the habit of vis!ting. The defence intended to he set up was, that tF; tooodcwere sold on. her. cre dit, and not on the defendant's.-- He shculd ptewe the contrary to be true : and that irot only the or ders Were giVeii by defendant, but luriiiture fixed and planned under his own immecliate inspeetion Ott direction ; he being constantly ih SeTmour 7 plate, ttfid ordering about him as an inmate of the mansion. • . Upon the examination of the second_witneu, callel l on the pat of the plaintiff, Mr. Arronsita “EN EIGII. candidly admitted, that this eaie was irresistible that he had no answer to it ; and would, therefore, not consume the time of the Couft; or. Arblib'w his Learned rriends to al any more witaess4s.—Ver7 diet for plainti f f , damages ,f`175.. 9s; • . 11114.5 FRY. This teas an actioa of mover, brntif;ht to recover d bill of exchange fVf *ElOOO;And a banker'il cheque for under the folloWing cirtuMstances plaintiff, it • appeared, was a respacsithie coal-dealer, and had entrusted the bill of e xchange and cheque to a bill-broker named Waters, to get them discounted. Waters was intithate with the defendant, who was also a bill-broker ; and it appeared that Waters, who had a.house a short distance from *own; was in the habit of leaving his wiilf the defendant on leafing town in the evening, and raZ.:eivittg it hack again In the morning. The bill in question had been in Waters's possessinn for about' A 'fortnight, when, On the 22d of July; 1812, he left that and several other bills, as usual, with the defendant . . ft tezpeated that there Was it that time an account existing be preen the defendant and Waters ; and the latter was, in debt to the former near £3OOO. Early on the mor , niftg of the 93d the stoppage of Kensingtian's house became known; and the defendant determined, not •. !mowing how Waters might be affected by that cir cumstance, 05 detain the bills he had in hit possession, as a went icy for the debt due to him ; and he 1.a.1 AC . cordinglY done so; The Arroastsi GEsElfar, how tonternio; tl'7at the siefindirit could hate no right to detain these b 11s, which were only etitruited to Waters by the plAntif to have them discounted; and Waters havinr, 110 . lien whatever upon them. Mr. SCARLET, for the defendant, conte?ded, that he hp.'d a right to detain the bilr he had, in fact, given value for it, andhe had no reason to know but that Vi'ateri had advanded money tarpon it ; and; thileforei that he had the property in it. Dice Wators was examined, slid stated, that he had several bills in his poSsesion; and *hid) ivefe among thole left with the defendant, upon which he had ati7 vanced money.' He bad n o t communicated to'the de fendant, that the bill in question was only entrusted to hint to be discounted: He had; therefore; no rea. son to know that the. bill was not, hia fide, his pro = petty. Lord Ei.i.EXTIORO63II was pineeeding to turn up and to state his opinion, that the defendant as enti tied' to reeoier, inasmuch as, he had no means o knOWing that the plaintiff was not the, hpajde holder. l of the bill ; when the ATTORM!'y CiNEI.II. ,said he would be nonsuited. COtIRT OF COI4INiOk PI.AAtIiitEMBER . 17. ZTA IN FORTH ;co. EIAWES. This was an actionbrohg - ht '''' as as. signee of lifter,' *tad Co. bankrupis, for a breach of agreement on the part of the defendant. It appeared that Mr. FeHowes bad agreed to get Several bills of Hilbers and Co: amounting to RA/0 1 dilcounted, anti to pay them the casff on the dAy of the finder ' taking : bUt brain eller ?t, the defend:A. heard 'on 'Change tbat.Hilbirs and Ca.7tiad stoppw.ll. The next day, therefhr,e,:iihich was the day appoitktedi for ,the, Raj trite Of the .cash on the b)lis t , liefpfusid,to ad vane* the money, keepi n g it as. part 'discharge• of a 'debt . of . X.siXiO. c#u'e to hith froth •the bAnkrepts for ea , rious acceptikes. • , 1 • • Sir hunts bfaxsenu.n said it wai a hard .case for the . delen4ant, to he forced to give the money, un der such circumstances • ' .but if the . ii ry, were of :opi nion that he had bs`ulce r a positi. • 7igreettitwnt with ' Hilbers ankf do: he must lie Halite in the preient ac tion.—The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, a 83500, this being•the whole amount of the debt which had been proved under thecortruission. • SAX K.FTS. , • . Iv ; 61•• „ '' 666::•••;•066:••••4 ' 6: . a narnerraOrr ItA R faci: ; • AIIREA4IIIIa u. ilk /TON& Okr Blb. TO aisle fat :dpisSi 4d to Ss tSC Veld Es SW est ti c • .6* Od to . 7. 4J', Nat , 76 0.1 to to 4.1 Boasts, about 1190--..Shoop add Lamb*, 4600. Cakes, 140.:Lings, 00. • • -TAICE OF HAT AND STRAW lig IK4llll . Fiti.b. Meadow Hay Si U, to 41 10. Closter 10. to el • Rowell • 01 us to 01 Os Stiair ' II s us KWGATE AND LRADENRALI. 'fait Krt. Berf,Or stone, 4. 4d to tit W. real is od to 7. t Motwit, 4t 1.1 is 6a 04. Fork 7. Ui t.• PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, late. 17. Shirt at Markot, *Ad , Prices,. 03 Neirc.silf 63 375: i,I to SO Send:Amid • Sta.tO . .:• 1 Oars lib, Dec. 11.412ea1, per bushel, Price of t': H4lf Peck Lori, is. id. Qoartent Loa', BANaoar, Dec. 16.—W1'4at 76 t:4 to Iris yd. !‘ciins 7a. to Os. rid. .V . etch.t,, to 14$ Per bn.Y.L Earl. f 3ok to 4. Oats 24f. t 0 Sits. pl:r Varier. 1itc...61 lc 99. ttie hat'. Ui Dec. 16.—Wheat pa load t ttr. t s , quartLr 3.1*. to 30., Oat% 270. T • "'.. l'er.Tei. -9... i• tits. Z•frt Rye WE: LI Ott.: l'cs, if. :o Z:3;. Pi!t't , .6 OF f.!OLD AND Sil V . Poroligill 'Jolt; in Coin, - ,E 5 iti l i. 00.1. p•r or; forri;,:i 1;•.1..; mu Hare - XS it.i.. Od. Islt‘% U. , 1i:.--; - • ,C 1: Vs. 11f,4. per cr. NLw 1kne.1104.1!•, XS 414. Od.. ::•!vir l:I Kiri ptr el Mi. Na* LOUR:IF. lig' I.XCIIANGE. AniArerttn, ?t s I U I I'..lcriuo, ItS Pimee per :;.• Ditis.l•7; ,mitt, No A. 1 1 esnt.lo, 62 Itourr.i.un i , e.. 1. 910 2 U 4 :rut, .5 i IL:Wow:Eli; Vat 0 ::.1 1 i 1 cum.:, 0. 1.....12 lit. P...vilt AltooN, t 1 ,4 I el U etle s crive pert: Lail l'ario 1 day't di. 19 su Lit. N.ll.lcii, 41 Dine; t Lis. 00 0 I isi‘on, 73 BourdLiiux, do. •.:0 0 . °ono, 75 Rio !incite 7.; • Mill.. tici, tit.brdnir 45. . . The Ale Brewers have si , ei no t ice to their OF• comers, that, in coniequeiwe of the low price of M and Hops, they shall red::::0 iLe price of Ale Ws. pt:l . Barrel, and Amber ss. ; w..i!‘; the P..itar to whom these articles ai:e tif. Ivry inferior coins c. 4; lion, flAfe; with a zencrositj whiLk car4 . 4l foe foo ankh it,l7 mire!, enabled the Publicans to sell their lieiLlf-4pe one flaYiienny Iter Pot below the accustomed PrIEC.-zt iliniable condescension ! ~' MAR 1L1F.1 . .. SI. Pn . fuiidai; the I •:i?1 ifitl - . et IZe . .eion St. Cyft I, nesr r.retiF• the Rev. George thicitit.g, M. A. youngest son of the Rtv, f':!:r . ounnitig,.l). 1). of I.anithruoult, or.ir Bath, IO Lditissitottogi• - ; datißharr of iiittn Quake, 1 , ..N. Of Newton Housz. Dston. . ---- . .. DIED: . . , , ,_ • Wtd e li day lait, at New Chreie, Oaford, aged 44 , SarPii;.4 Miller, Esq. Fellow of 60 Satiety. , *ARACEN'S HEATTETN, SNOW-HILL, LUNDON: AM B. MOUNtAIN. The best Aecommodati9tt for Travehe c t i god e e'fiF! Liquors, and ii•oti,rate . • Waggon Warehouse., and Ntrlolit..g for Six ‘4xg go ni n tr of great ;merest to any Carrier it might stilt, fro the cendrf Altuation. E • folio* COACHES, • -11.• COACHES,. At: set out fr,lnt the Saracen's Heal ia! Sitow-Hill. • • • I PALM:AVM Ad UR* New Post-Coseh eery Montt r 3cE'l2gl4. Elystiouth, %V.i.ymptith. 'Dorchester, frhamitoit TY:Wtsfonlk, and Salo...wry' Ni: , l4-1/ork eNteh, every .Morntiog Si: o'clock, witS a Guard. thrtingh,lioniton, Atmhisier, port; E.,1 . tnitorsi, Bagsliot. 1.• BO:STON. PeArboetiugh, Stilton, and HuntingqiciP new Royal Alail teach,' every Efenrog.--Coachos.truil: Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hulk_ - LIVERPOOL Po-t-Cuael, to carry 4 it:shies, sell oaf eit:r Morning; through' I.lltuittnrds., High Crust, Hinckley, Ante?' ',Eatuwhrtb, Lillebthqrp. Northampt?u, Dunstable; arrives at Liver?. of swift AftLirnnon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington / Knuasferd, Stone. and Lteh‘ltl- Po 4 f - PiMelt, E called the Etpedhion, every Evening at riii4 o'Cloci, to Brozl,.-rron's, S.. , :treo's Head Inn, Deleitreef; Ilverisbni. Guarded shroligbout. • BATH and BRISTS, -. Ely lag thr ouc h cshre c r: ham, Caine, and Niz.llitsFou-ii, every AlteinOWin• arrive at i's!?' May's, the Greyhound Inn . lab, and the Londo n Tavern, Tittr anie.street, Bristol, next Mornitig.—Coaches to Wells. Bride: water, Tairifor, due . . , • , LrfollS new light Caach;ralled the Rockinghins, Nis out eferf Morning at Eight &Cloth; carries Four Insides only, and goo rte tharkahly easy, with a Cuard throughout. Passes through SThin ford, Newark, Retford, Doticaszer, and Ferrylirldit3 Cs the Gulden Lion, Leeds. next Day, at Noon. WiteVidestanding 0 1 uneommob Expedition of this Curcio, it is allowed to he the oto 4. , agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on tbk North ROA/ being unequalled in Accomnuelatlon by any other. • KENDAL, Lancaster, ?Pesten, Kirby-LensdaM, Morley, Ornisklrk, end Garstang Post Coacher; every After: noon at Five o'Civ...k.—CiusrileiL . C'I,ASGOW.; I.niagtow to; 'rrt iwt • Green bunif i rk EroWnhlll, Sanqiihdr- Kiln, Coninnek, Kingswell, all Parts of Srolland, Camperdown Cost*, Dally. YORK, Newcastle, and ELernhurgh r a w Coach, prrioriu.4 with a Guard through Out, sets out every Morritug at Half?. si Six o'Clock, by Wily of Newark, ReLfurd, Taddlteit "WV"; Northallertbn. Durham, MortiCtis, and Berwick. Patseu:er finding themselves I:stinted from the length of the journey, anll rest what time ttey please, and thew proseed,on without any air ditional Pert. J. Ci.a K, the Black Swan -Coney-street, StarN ruef Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarboroggh, WMtby , dire other Places. lIRIDGENORTH and W..ktll n4.st Pet Coach, eel Evening. CARtiSi.E, Penritb, an Whilehaven 7.'4 Coach, goes *hit Four Horses, and a t:aard ;d' the why. Pa..e. through Biim^:.; Appleby, GremabAdge, Eichmond, Chtterick. Wetheriff, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearA way by eighteen mils). Sets out every Nicol:hog, and pe4.7!•i the journey ,with the greatest facility. Passe:were detained r'4 the road by business, or pleasure, leave the pit ulisr advastage their teats being secured ;n the ne*t Coa c h. CHESTER ind PARK(;XI E new Yost Coach, Daily: 4 ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderlano 7 Newcastle, and Ediqhurgh, carries Four insides only, ever! , terniton, at ":I•irep ci'Mck, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, ani Stanford. SUNDER LAMS. Stockton, ar i v . 2 0ra, tftw Coach, e‘e • if Morning, to the Goof* Inn, Sunderland. MANCHES'I'Eft, Winslow, Couzleton i Newcastle, V 4.:11 and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every .-kfterneon.—Guarti 7d. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, sod Shitfial Post-Couch. •he loyal Charlotte. every Evening, at rive o 'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD ham ever/ Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, SZ'l Wit every Afternoon, a n d neseilay at :%/".:•7'; Passes by Oxford, Easton, and Shipswne, to the Saracen's Ht...iii Bull.street, Birmingham. LIRMINGHANI New Pose Coach Co carry 4 ins l 4t., in One Day, throueti Stony Stratford, Lemiagton, and WarwA , sets (Mt ere* Tuesday, Thursday, anJ lfatucttay Morniul, ' arrives at Birmingham the .:.!112 EVUI7II:. HULL, - Nortiocete, Lim den, Thorn, and. 7)f:tic:err • Corals, every Mort - sing at Seven o'Clock, to the BuH ar.i It. Myipmgite, Hun. SUNHIJItt; Haliontot, and Twickenham, Twice a . W..,; .S 0 UWHAMPTON, inche.t..-, Alttsford, and Alton L • rvery Evening'. Witt.'.? IL ItiffewrAlN and Cu. Rstui..j . :illy acqual: l t!'i - Frienthiand the Public, that l'oey dill ma :le accountable Pared, or Luggage, Kc. of mon: than Five I tem& Value, h / or dattraged, unless entered as ,uchand paid for accurtliti c iy, the Saracen** Head Inn Sob w-hill, Loodwi. N. 13. Passenge4 are Parcels bouked for • the above C0:v..!•,... at the Norte White Horse Cellar , l'iccadilli. _ _ . - - • fOH .AT LONDON BR aGE 1 U-NIORROW: 7 , Mont* . . .. 44 zlinat cs at,er I t • After. loot 0 neuters af:te . - FOND" 'ad at a. •••,.31.