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LAW INTELLIGENCE COURT 01r. CHANCERY, AUGUST It EX P SETE lIARRI 4 9 IN Till MATTER .4' EASINAY. This WaS a Petittort for leave to prove a debt on the separate estate of Ramsay. Aldridge and Ram: say were partners, and' it was contended that Mr.. Ramsay had taken a sum of £lOB2 out of the joint estate, without the privity, consent, or approbation of his partner. The question had been formerly be fot e his Lordship. and he had sent it back to the Cot; missioners, who had returned ir, finding that Ram say had taken the money out of the joint estate, but nut fraudulently to increase his own estate. They found, however, that several sums of money had n paid into Mr. Ramsay's bankers, not in their ilint names, but in that of Ramsay alone, yet with Cie knowledge and consent of Mr. Aldridge. Sir S. Itosut.t.v contended, that this was in con travention of the articles of partnership, and, these fore, the Petitioner ought to be allowed to prove against the separate estate of Mr : Ramsay. Mr. MoNTAcu, on the same side, said, the ques• . Con here was, whether Mr. Ramsay had or had not departed from his contract with his partner ? It was evident he had, and that, thcrelore, leave should be given to prove against his separate estate. Mr. CULLEN contended, on the ether side, that, as Mr. Aldridge knew that Mr. Ramsay lodged money of the joint estate in his own banker's hands, and in his own name, he was thereby consulting to it. The Lonn CHANCELLOR said, it was very possible that the subsequent conduct of the partners might have created a new contract for themselves. These circumstances appeared to him to be done throughout by the authority of Aldridge; but, if Mr. Montagu cpuld in the mean time suggest any new enquiry, he (the Lord Chancellor) would sillier it to stand over till Monday next. AUGUST Is. COUNCIL Room .—_H CFORE THE VICE•CUANCP.LLOR. CONTENIPT. 7- THE OPERA not:sr. riavisoN a.: WATERS. In this cabse, Mr. JOHNSON, on behalf of the de fendant, moved for a further extension of the time - panted to answer the interrogatories exhibited to him m the Office of the Master, to whom the cause stands referred. The time for answering had elapsed with out any progress having been made by the defendant, and an order of attachment with a Serjeant at Arms, to become absolute at the end of four days, which are now expired, without ths• examinatiens being put in. The ground of this application was, that the per sinid interrogatories were very voluminous, and - that the time originally granted to put in the examination had been too short to finish the same by possibility, in consequence of which the defendant made no pro. gress whatever therein. Mr. BENNtox opposed the motion, but only with a view of fixing a period at which the examination should be put in peremptorily, or that the Serjeant at Arms do execute the attachment absolutey. Mr. Intssos limited the time prayed for to six _ weeks. - To which Mr. BeNN lON replied, that he should not oppose a reasonable extension of time, on the condi. Lion, that unless the examination be put in in two months, the del:end:int should be fully committed, without further application to this Couit. His Hcitvoun expressed - some doubt of the justice of extending the time in few ar of the defendant, who bad taken no step, nor made the leaseprogress what ever under the late order ; but being of opinion that the time was at first too short, and finding that fur ther time was not opposed by the plaintiff's Counsel, granted the order, subject to Mr. Bennion's halite tion.—The motion was granted. - LINCOLNSHIRE ASSIZES. FOnOstiar..—Dervid Spree dlury WAS indicted for ut tering forged notes, porticulairy one IEIO note, pur porting to be of the Bank if Johnson and Eaton, of Stamford, knowing tie same to be forged. The first account we have of the prisoner's appearanCe in the capacity in which be has made himself so *ell known, • is at Beeping, where he arrived the '26th of March last, in the Peterborough coach, and ordered a chaise from the New Inn, saying he was going to Lincoln. Before leaving Beeping, be passed away into. the hands of Mr. Speight, landlord of the New Ina, a 410 note, purporting to be of the Dank of Johnson and Eaton, of Stamford, which Mr. S. afterwards found to be a forgery. He was next found on the road from Newark to Grantham, having hired a chaise at the Kingston Arms there , and paid away another £lO note, as one ef Johnson and Eaton's, receiving . eigilt good notes in return, . together with Iss. 6d in silver. The prisoner said, at Newark, that. his luggage had gone by the coach, and that he was anxious to overtake it, therefore he had to go quick. He accordingly Set off in haste in his chaise; but she waivers at the Kinr , 4lP ston Anna were not long in discovering what sort o f a note had been given by the prisoner. J. Appleyard, who received the ' note, sliewed it to Mr. Lawton, the keeper of the inn, who at first thought it good, but six-May deter mined on sending J. Buttery to the Bank with it. The Bask wa shut, and Buttery shoved it to boom Gentlemen on his way back, who were of opinion it was a forgery. He therefore got upon one of hit master's horses and pursued the prisoner, with whom he came up at Vostent Toll-bar, which is the second bar on the road from Newark to Grantham. In the mean time, R. Beecroft, post-boy, who drove Spreadbury, had had his suspicious excited re garding the views of the prisoner, for although lic had received change at Newark, he wanted change for a RIO note at Balderton where it could not be obtained, and he actually left the toll unpaid there is consequence : :r Voaon toll. bar be also wanted change, and gra it for a a:10 note. Bunny observed this, and contirmed to follow. The post-boy seeing a person in pursuit, at n 1 knowing his mastet't mare front her manner of trotting, was til6l sure t}l . 4t all was not right, and determined to aid the detec . - tion. Buttery strove to conceal hithself until they should get to Grantharn, but he was observed by Spreadbury, who kept . urging the post-boy to go quicker, but who mended not his pace. Spree d bin y expressed apprehensions that their pursuer intended to rob him, and jumped out of the Chaise I little before it got to Graothami bUt Was got lost sight qf; and he seemed as well aware that he was pursued. He was observed to go up a passage in the town of Grantham, which warn of a thoroughfare, blit which terminated in the entrance to -.Woe workshnos, where he waF taken into custody by a come able. On searching him, about tip in good notes, and some silver, were found tit , in his . person, and in the passage where he had atteMpted . to secrete himself, were seven £lO notes, such as be had been passing, and a blank note (unsigned) . Three ,of these notes, together with ithirl!lavai; vimis the other three which had !been di feclia;sileepeel duced iii Court, and being all purpoirbnikin ! he'of Johnson and Eaton's rank, called erroneously ! . the. .sl.lmford and Rutlandshire, instead of the Rutland Batik, were pronounced be Mr. Eaton, one of the partners, to be forgeries. Mr. Eaton stated, that he had deemed it ipcumbent to give full value for the three noics passed away by•Spreadbury to the hol ders, who were io Court, and identified their notes by marks which they had made upon them. The priso ner made no defence.—The Judge, in summing up, observed, that the charge was satisfactorily estab lished, and the Jury brOught in a verdict of Guilty. POLICE. BOW- STTI EET.—YesterdAy J. Taylor was fully tom. mittrJ, charged with -stealing a silk handkerchief from the person of Mr. \\Tinter, of Clifton -street, while passing the Treasury. • 11 1 . Hall was committed as a rogue and a vagabond, being detected in. coming out of the cellar of Mr. Cleveland, in Fullwood's-rents, with a variety of house-breaking implements in his possession. GeII.MIALL. - -Yesterday E. Comendall was char. ged by his brother, with most violent and outrageous conduct. On Thursday evenin. , he went to the house of his brother in Bride-lane, abused his mother in the grossest manner, threatening to put an end to her and his wife, and actually sounded a man in his brother's employment, who attempted to secure him, with a knife. This violence was attbuted to intoxication, and as he had not yes recovered, he was remanded. G. Charnel, a well known character, was charged with defrauding a poor countryman of LW by the stale trick of ring-dropping. His examination was deferred to give him an opportunity of bringing for ward the man who bad the money. M Alt LIIORO VG II - STR LET.—Yesterday D. Collins was charged with aidingin liberating six prisoners from the custody of Johnson, a constable, and woun ding the said Johnson. It appeared that the con. stable was coaducting the prisoners to the House of Correction, when, in passing near the PantheoryCol lins at the head of a numerous mob, snatched the staff front Johnson, and beat him severely therewith; and the six prisoners were released, but were after wards secured in a shop. Johnson, who was knocked down, also received several kicks from the mob ; when his cries of murder induced a Magistrate, who was passing, to apply to the officers at the Pantheon, who came to his assistance, and secured Collins. He was committed for re-examination. Limos HALL—Yesterday C. Concorme/, the man who was stated in a former Paper to have been ap prehended and detained for attempting to murder his wife, was again examined before Mr. litnNlL -1 Mrs. Conconnei, who has been in the hospital for up wards of a fortnight, being considered out of danger, attended, and was examined. She stated, that in consequence of the previous ill-treatment of her bus. i band, she had been obliged to apply to a Magistrate I for protection, and he was committed to Horsemon. - ger-lane for . trial for an assault, at the Sessions. In consequence of the contrition ,he expressed, however, she did not appear against him, and he was dischar ! ged, and returned to his former residence, to which she accompanied him, and the evening passed is per. feet good humour on both parts. She had re • tired to bed, as had every other person in the house, except the prisoner and a girl about 14. years of age, who, though unknown to the prisrner, was in an ad. joining room. The prisoner paced the room several tones, and at length approaching the bed, declared he would do for her, and instantly plunged a small pea. knife, which he bad in his hand, into her body, in three different places. Her cries alarmed the girl, who called'in the watch, and the prisoner was secu red. The witness was conveyed to the hospital, where her hurts were for some time considered dangerous. On questioning the prisoner as to the cause of bis cruelty towards his wife, who was a vet y decent young woman, and to whom he hadbeen married•upwardsof a year i he answered, in a vague manner, that he knew nothing about it. It was also stat‘d, that he had for si me time past exhibited strong symptoMs of derangement, and particularly that he had three times in that period attempted to destroy himself ; once by taking a large quantity of opium, once by stabbing hitn3elt; and once by plunging into the water from tl:e centre of London Bridge. The con stable also proved that his conduct, whilst in confine ment, hid been most incoherent. Under these cir cumstances, the Magistrate ordered him to be detained under the Act, called blargaret Nicholson's Act. A Coroner's Inquest has been held on the body of tho poor Woman, tound murdered in a lane near lirixhara, in such a putrid hate, that no truce of her vi,age could be seen, when am Officer of the 28th regiment, and several women, recognized. her, by her cloadas, LA be the wife, of Good, a erivate, just scot Ova join the second battalion serving ur.- der Lurd ‘,l 7 ,:llington. It seems, the poor woman had been gu:ity of some little misdemeanour, and was turned out of the garrison, when she fell into the hands of a ruffian, who had lately been confined in gaol, and on whom strong suspicion has fallen. Great exertion.; have been used for his apprehension ; and, it is stated, that he is confided on board a cutter, the Lieutenant suspecting him, as he prevaricated in the accounts of himself. The Jury have returned a verdict— yaw Murder. Yestaiday an Inquest was held at the SWan.with -I'wottlecks, Malley, on the body of 3.l;eincfn, who *was shot by T. Man, a pirate in the 9th Light Dra- 1 • . goon i, .whost harrow log an a .field on Wednesday evening., 1 *eared, that a Servant ondlOur pti vatef were escorting ,a deserter from the Sa4oy to Northampton l and, theirnrrival near the eight-mile stone, Moon and one of his comrades stopped a little, the party went on a. %Olen MOon, who was fresh With liquor, took aim anddischarged his carbine, the hell of which went throng!' the body 4 the' deceased. Coaluis,, the master of:the overtook the party at WhetstOne, and secured Munn, whciip piece wal .. unlantaled. Verdict was /km. • HIGHLAT The'Antutal Competition a-Highland -Pipers/was held on the. 28th ultimo, in the Theatre Royal,. Edinburgh ; when the first prize was adjudged' to Vtonzwr 'Mzet.zon, Piper to- the 79th Regimese. pc, Cameron ,Highlanders, mho had received four. ase . caitlids in the service of his country. The Prize-i Ova. was delivered to lute by the I'res.3 of thst, titlges, the Right Honour:able Sir Jou>: Soici.A.ta, who accompanied the delivery with a inosepatriotic speech; in the course of which he observea-erliere is 'no sound which the inicnortal WELLtstryint . hem' with More delight, or the bilushati of' France with' more dismay, than the notes of ieHighlanOidtach:?" The other four prizes were astirid tO Rontatrivne. KAY, from Lord ReAy's Catiatty;' Piper-Major Lo- GA?, of the 71a Regiment; AutxAsitin '4 , kirazoott,. from Furtingall, Perthshire ; and Fansdp.MiNtottoz;' Second Piper to the Royal Scots. • The'socond.best Piper WAS ALEX AN D fhtuev 4 tlinn Skye; but, hav ing formerly obtained the second prize, he. could' only. now compete for the first, agreeably td the rules' of the Competition. Amongst the Fashionable la.utiesl at the Sum Theatre during the last week, we noticed— Lady Monk Gower, Lady Walpole, Latly'Dashwood, Lady Frances Wilson, COUlItCli of Newburgh, Comes of AM.- tough, lady Richardson, Lady Shedlow, Lad) Denny, Lady Monk, :.ady Burke, Lady Collins, Lady Laimborough, Lady Buckinghamshire, the Martinis of Blandford, Lord Beehive, Lord Yarmouth ,Lord 111ulgrave, Duke de Bourbon, Earl Port 'more, Sir Godfrey Webster, Sir George hilorbyti, Sir Hugh Bai ley, Sir G. :Lead, General Floyd, Geitetal Colonel Can. , oingharu, Colonel Congreve, Captain Hawkins, Dr. Price, Mr. Cruker, &c. 'rhursJay, Mrs. SMITH, of Ch.:leery-lane, was thrown from a gig in Holborn, and Lad three ribs broken. Thursday morning, as the Wes•minster fire-engine was proceeding along Swallow-street, St. James's, to the fire' in North Audley-street, • Grosvenor-square, the cat man, named Plumber, who resided in Pie makers'-alley, Bedfordbury, Covent Garden, from over-fatigue, having run the engine just before to the fire at Vauxhall, as he was sitting on the shafts, fell off in a fit, and was taken up quite dead. A beggar, known about Oxford-street • for many years, died on Sunday se'nnight, at an obscure hut, leading out of the Edgware -road, and Li the hovel guineas and notcs to the amtaint of £l3O were foiand, which devolve to his brother, a wot khruse pauper. A boy was convicted last week befcre his Majesty's Justices of the Peuce tot Lanarkshire, at the instance of the Procurator Fuca!, for setting a dog on a cat in front of a Meeting-house, whereby the congrega tion wastOtch disturbed. He was tined, and ordered to produce security fi.r . his good behaviour, and is now in prison, MAR KLTS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST I*. Cum Raw. T eIItICES. English. Foreign. Wheat. Kent and Etisex, 110 a. I Wheat, Ante:it:au Os. 00. 128 s. per quarter. psi. quarter. Ditto, tuffulk, 9.51. 116 s. Ditto, Dautzic 110 s. 1901. Ditto, Nurfufk, 90s. 965. Ditto, Baltic Red Vol. 1055. ltye ids. 60s. 1)00), Haml.ro' ur 11.trley 461. 555. Fine OCs. 001. Bremen, 9.11. 109 s. Malt, 8.15. 921. Ditto, Brabant Red 80$. 100$. White Peas, 845. 951. boilers, Rye, its. 60s. 935. 100 s. D trlty. 441.465. Grey, ditto, 70s. 72a. Oats, Brew, Small Beaus, 745. 7as. Oats, Feed, Tick do. 70s. 725. Fine 00s.00s. White Peas, 904. 100 s. Oats, I'otatoe, 3tts. 445. Grey Ditto, 6Gs. 70s. Ditto, Poland, 503. 40s. 'mall Scans, Ditto, Feed, 14i. Stis. I 'rick Beans, Fiae Flour, per Sack, lOU. 1101.--Ameriran Flour, 703. to 755. SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST t 3. nit STONE or Slb. Ta siNK Tilt u 2 :'AL. Bed .56 0.1 to 6s Ot: I Vtal 101 to Gs 84 Mutton Si, 01 to Gs 2d Pork 5. 4d to 66 CI Lamh Ss 1 41d to fit Beasts, about 000--Sbeep and Lambs, 7,000. • Calves, 9.00-Pigs, 1 25(.. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef, per stone, 4. NI to Ss 4d. Veal 4% 144 to 65 Si I Mutton. 4tl to Gs tkl. Pork ud to 8, Od Lamb Ss. 441. to 6s. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. LAMES'S. WutrxclisreL. Hay M. ios. to 51. Os. Otl. Hay 41. us. to SI. Os inns, 11. 10s. to 11. 16.. ud. Clover 61. Os. to 71. Os Straw 11. 144. o Os PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 91 Os to 111 Os. • Kent 101 04 to 141 os Susses 81 Os to 101 its Susses 91 0% to 11l 06 Essici 81 os to lel Os Farnham 161 Os to 801 Os PRICE-OF TALLOW. St. Jamos's Market - 54 51 Town Tallow 92.• 64 Clare Market Os Od u "NIS 926 Od Whitec!iipt4 Market Si 41 White ditto $B4 Od per stone of 81b. -- Snap di tto Us t)d 103 ud Melting 'tuff BG. Od Avenge 5s itd Ditt o rough 611 s Od to 005 . . Graves 28 Lid. Good I.)r;gs 9. Sd Yellow Soap )O:ts—Mottled, 114t—CtirJ, 00,. Price's) . Candler per dozen, 14•. t)(l—.Moulds, 1S; 64 PRICE OF LLATFIER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 234 26d Cal( Skins 33d 36d , Ditto 2thl 2Sil Ditto 40d 15.1 Merchants' Backs 12d 2.1kil Ditto 20d 44d , Dressing Hides 2044: 22.1 Stuali Seals 344 3641 Fine Coach Hides 29.1 230- Large *hit°, per doz. 120 s 11101 Crop Hides foe cu4t. 2241 21.14 l'antied Horse Hides 21d 24s Ditto 45 to 50 lbs 2244 WO Goat skins lis Ws PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, AUOUST 13. Ships at Market Sold Pficis. 364 Newcas..le 2t SR.. 01. to-535. oil 34 Sunderland 31 43.. 04 to 475. Od. Usti' WC Ei August 12.—Wheat per load .£23 Os to £34 Os Baxley, per quarter 52.. to 555. Oat. 4 Is. to 434. Beans 745. to 78s. New ditto 00$. to Ws. Rye 00a. to 004. Peas 00s. to Mi. DA N nutty, Aug. 12.—W1teat its (id to 15s . bd. Beans Ss. 041. to Its. od. Vetches, 20s to els per bushel. Barley 50s. to 565. Oats 455. to 4841. per quarter. Bread 2s. 7d. the half peck. CA NTERUVIT, Mous r 13.—We art happy to notice a reduc tion of 3s. p.r sack in the price of Flour in this city; and further to announce. that it is the intention o' s veral of the Butchers in this cht to reduce the price ul Meat one hailpeuny per pound on Monday next. COURSE OF EXCHA..Q.E. - - Amsterdam, 30 6 2 U Palermo, 123 Pence per as. Ditto at sight, 29 8 1 Leghorn, 61 _ Rotterdam, c. 1. 9 6 2 U Genoa, 54 Hamburgh, VG 0 24 U Venice, n. C..5^ Liv. Piccolo itkona, 26 1 2t U effective pert. MG. Paris 1 day's ds.l9 SO LIV. Nacles, 42 Ditto, 2 Ui. 19 0 Lißbon, 77i Bourdeaux, do. 19 0 Oporto, 77 Madrid, Effect. IDublin, 4 j Cadiz, Si Effect. Cork, SA Rio lsodro 78, Ma is 66, Gibralrar 46. ' PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Porto's! Gold in Coin, - £0 811. 11d. per oc. Par n Rod in Bars - A*o o'. Od. Nsw fists, - £0 Th. 00. per Os. NM' . ;Rs 9s. Oil. liivic bi Viiritis4s its. ei MARRIMh• Thursday. afirtillueonb, Wak baton: It , datinci lanes; of Tiny Coed, Desibiessitinr, late . orthe 2d or Queen's own Reit stet*. tislttiehlifda, •datiihtsibr tisd slate Dean of Hertford. Wedae.tlay. at St. Niebolai t s, Guildford, the ltev. John gbig Mlifyo,of lkdfordiddre, to 4th dasighter rt the late George Mackenzie Macaulay, Esq. Aldsrsoao of Loodoe. s . Leidy. Mr. lobo Oakeky, of the'neuaral Pitt Ofice, to Mist M. libation; of labsikbilii•artet. Thonday last. Galosh' Wm, R. N. to Miss Hopkind, oldie dim a gbter of Mr; ItirfPlf un Hipinh of Nstfiton A, bot. DIE D. k Lately, at tbd Cavil of Good Hope. after a abort guest. Copt Bearer, of the Naos. grednisday last. 80th year of' kis age, the Rev. hhtt Price, B.D. HAS. and Hiad•keepier Of 'the iloJleian Libriry . (*ford Univer,ity, to which office he na, eke:, 31 1 in the ye: : , 1768. 1-le - wai Vicar of Liangattock, Dr..Llteurkshire; and Rcri tor of Wainscots and Aivitigtun, to the the e•ninty of Glo4certie • He was lanky years a Member of Jesus College, bin afterwards entered at Tricky. He tot* the degree of M.A. 1760, aid BM 1728. Tbe . Lirlags are in thegift of the Drhe'of &suffer. • Monti:4 •••• imeofe••••• •• •W. . • eA... ••• Er' :tIitISIIR Oet 4' A.tf-rnowt• , _ • galsAtuass after 4 THE• colt Lm---b-----:-t-tqarrdir-gNu-eF-13"e • "-a gratefid and atonal Renaedy for Disincis:ls of die Head, especially the'commen Head-sell. It removes Drinveiness and Gisidinew, relieves Dimness of the Eyes, is excellent in cas ing recent Deafness, and is of great service In Hysterie and Par:,. Compuluts, and •ist restoring the hiemerf when impaired by Disorders of the Head. It is also a Preservative a ga i ns t last. clone Air.—Sold'hy the'ProprlctorS, P. Newbery and Sons, N.,. 45, St. Peal's Churchlird; four Dren's froth the Con f er of side, London ; and Brodie and Co. yin the New Canal, salisLury ; in Canisteri price* lid. each, Duty included; bu t o b se rv e , that the•wo;ds," F. Nearbery, N 0.45, St. Nail's;" are engraved in the Stamp pasted round each Canister. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, FN. BEr; leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had been all with the Imes Vencrea ; which front its obstinately resisting every course of inetlietne sireacrihed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing ea/eral severe con ry.esof salivation and twice discharged from the I °spite"; With little relief, would appear to be of the most iiiveteratenature.• In the spring of last year my disorder had gut to such a head,, as nearly to put a-periodic, tureidstenee. In chit state; I was re commended-by Mr. ThoMpson, (who rectrissi Sorrell a ewe by them here,) to take your l.eake s Patent Pills, which I ta.z.ia to do no the etuth /gay; in the chime of a donnish , . I lo Lantos receive benefit: la little mere than a moods I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my ter. suer complaints, haverecciVered sty fornler spirits and strength, aid-imitsecoinejoily and* fat, In which state-haring mistimed many months to the astonishment of all who knew eat. I Va• at a loss Itiwtitt terms to express -my gratitude, but hug yet fur the good of other sufferibg mortals, to make this my camaa public as possible, as I shall on every occa•iutt--ia so doing you will greatly oblige, Wawa grateful obedient very humble No. rant, ALEX. AIVILKEIL. Sivaia's Close, Hies-street, lidinlinrgh. Prepared and sold .by the sale is oprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College al SurgLous in lAtodint, as his house Na. 9, New Bridge-street; They arc also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, We. SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. Ins, Oa. cord-street ; Mr. Dishuroegles, Nu. 7, nearlyops poske the Monument ; and by ooe person is every considerable town in Engbud, dce. in boxes only its. 9d. each, sealed up with (unsaid plain directfaas. whereby persons °fa(lther sea any care hemselves with ease and leerier. N. B. Every Box *Win Great Britain beetled welt"' knallbe in whidt)sy favoerof the Coeuniesionste, is printed at theStainp Office " T. 'faller, No.g,New bridge -street." WILLIAM B. MOUNICAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, IDNEKIN. The best Accommodation for Traveller:. good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. THE followtng POST COACHES, MA Ti. COACHES, itc. set out from ONO Seracen's Heed Snow-Hill. FALMOUTH and TRURO New Post-Coach every Nfeinii:ig.• EXETER, Plymouth; 'Weymouth. Dorchester, falmoort , , ' flartmouth, end Salisbury New Post Coach, eres-r Monist s: Six .'Clock, with a Guard, through Hotlines', Amiens:et., ilrhie port, BlatieltOrd, ilaskigstoke, anti linshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and liantlngdors new Reyal . MailsCoaels, sets out every Evening,—Ceechea Irons Boston to Spits6y, Louth, Grthisby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warringtne, Kut,rsiord, Stone, inel Lrchfield, Post-Coach, called The Expeditio-, every leyeeiog at Flee o'Clock, .13. trotherton's, Saraceu'a Heed Dun, Dale -street. LiverpouL . Guarded anoughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Poet-Coacte%through Chippers. hem, Caine, and Marlborough, every Atternoom arrive at Mr. May's. the Greyhound Inn. Batk, and the Landon Tavern, Tho mes-street, Bristol, neat btornieg.—Ceachee to Welle, Bridge water, Tauelor, &c. I.F.EDS new light Caach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight u'Clock; carries Four !wide. only, and go:. n - markably easy, witb. a Guard throughout. gasses through :stun ford, Newark, Action!, Doncaster, and Ferrybridgit; to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwklinanding uncommon Expeditionof this Coach, it is allowed to he the agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kfrby-Lensdale, Bolton. C.hortcy, Onwleirk, and Garstang Peet Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longkewn, Gretna-Gee - vs, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanewhar-Kile, Csmastock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Cue nperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six &Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northadertote Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passetigets finding themselves fatigued from the length at the journey, may rest what time they plea-e, and then proceed on without any ad ditional Fare. J. Clots K, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York s runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Seittorough, Whitby. and other Place... BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven l'est Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brouth, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterielt, Beroughbridte, Wetherby, Alarriord, one...ter, and Gran ite:it (the nearest way by.eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning. and performs the Journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained ere the road by business, or pleasure. have the pee Wier advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. CHESTER and PARKGATF. new Pust Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a owl Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four lushly' way, even Af ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doucaster, G aid Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam, sow Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Casement, Newcastle, WAN', and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.--Guardrds SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and MOW) Post.Coath. the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.---Guarded. SHEFFIE Lliand Rotherham Post Coach, .Mod the ites.a bans, every Morning. Br..MINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guar.!, tea sat every Afternoon, and reaches Eirnaleghato react day at Nod . Poses by Oxford, B oston, sad Ibtstene, to the Saracen's Bead 111,114etreet, Dirniinghant. HULL, Nerthcave i Howdy; 1 horn. and Doncaster Coach, every Morning at Seem o'Clock, to the liell and SI.:1 1,: Mytnn.gate, Hull. SUNBURY, Hampton, sod Twiekenbans Twice a W e .A. SOUTHAMPTON, Winelses!er, Ainsford, and Alton eui:t emery Evening. WILLIAM U. MOUNTAIN and CO. resprettully acquaint then Friends and the Public, that they will not be ar -tientillle for any Parcels or Louise, &c. of more than Five Pone‘is Value, if kit or damaged, unless entered as osehand paid for accordiegly, as the Saracen's Head Inn, Soew.hill,Loodon. N. B. Passengers and Parcels basked far as above Coaches. at the New White Horse Cellar, Pic sea-- WNDON Panted by Laval. Klier. Picket Plan . atol riblated tbmr and atae Etar-Ofiat, ee.