Star. — London, England, 1813-12-23 00:00:00

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Itst ihreldop yell by tyrant-Inaye $ Out die • r • lgiP4u "-wrist..Pf9o-i 31 114 1 1 1 . • , •Vh . oi #4eitt A ccottief!s . vnf r ., • .And fearEis meets an armed foe, • Nfriliod6l: mi. dad. it ivrroiii4" • • ei,..oCA q!...tgat W 11 4 4 1 ., d O, i r!4! r °Tt 4 M d s !F ee tti . And tastes of Combierce all its swi eta... tine seas of lsostileteets t - • . Gsvet- Britain. WAR flies fee Justice, true and staunch, . Whit on hei rites does thiuider hunch, 1 .% ••• - Yet still holds Cut the olive branch . ? • Great Britaltai C if tie raftintres do,not receive considerable pecu niary advantages by the sale of the ANTI-ATTRITION COMOSITION. still they have the satisfaction of know ing; that this discovery stands high, on account of the ..great-saving and other benefits which the. Public de. glue from its use; and, in consequence, several Ma • iinfactuters; . who have Steam Engines at- work with Cornpositirn -aurabout to follow the example of • the Coact; and Vil.„,•Mbn. rroprietors, &c. by present . lug the Patentees with a piece of Plate. • l'ilesdb.y as Mr. Tilinawros was going in his car •.-.Xiage from his house at Clapham, t, 4 the East India • ,gouse in.644ani's Church-yard, one of the forb : A./heels of the carriage came off; the horses at the -"same instant took fright and ran away furiously ; the coachman was thrown from his box, the horses made tor FOster-lane, where they were turned, and dragged the carriage -to the opposite side of Cheap , side, entering the shop door the west side of Clementi and Co.'s Music Warehouse. Mr. Tnontrron was got out without receiving any material injury,except one of hands being slightly injured. OLutiALvrEN'ca.—Yesterday a baker, residing in the City, applied to Alderman BRIDGES, the "Situng Alderman, at Gailpiti, begging the worthy Magis trate to infOim him whether he was bound to take from his customers what arc termed old halfpence? Trte Mclennan said, the baker, and all other trades- Men, 'nigh ! sfelytake fromthc . kr _4oitomers good old copper coin, and ietlV..llllcourtterfeita No per son could object .to receiving good.balfpence, as they were a'fegal tender, arid every periontefusing to take the - saine was liable to a fine. .• MURDER AT VAUXIIALL.—We are happy to ittall p that through the activity of Goff, and the other • officirs belonging to Tinfoil-Hall, a chic is.at letigtil found which can scarcely tail to, lead•to a• d4oveny . , of the persons . concerned in the perpettaacist-of horrid Murder, , - Bowi4Tnerr--Yesterday M. Ifenntill, one. of the link-boys belonging to Covent-Garden Theatre, -was _ charged on suspicion of robbing.J. Vander Woods, Esq. of near Aoo.—The prosecutor, not knowing thlificient of the Etglish_ latitua to evidence, Elizabeth Lt 1011, attendant •of l i ady Templetown, attended as his interpreter, and through her, be stated, that, on the 17.tfi instant, he went tis'Corent.Gardee Theatrr, s tfhich he left about 12 o'clock, 114 was-con- , chi - of R -4 •Sellii.' by tb; duited io a oich at the corner , uisell-street, by the priSoner, at which time he was stsie.his pocket-hoc k was in his pocket. The prisoner assisted him in getting into the Coach,,nntl he,obgerv_ed him putting his hand sunder his cottvind run away. As Soon as he had got into the coach he misstd his book ; the prisoner watt then out of sight. It contained . three ,elOO, and near £lOO more in. small Bank-notes. The priSolter was committed for further examination. Malt Maqhmon teas charges/ with keeping a Lit& Goe.—Mary Smith' rs stated, that she had known the prisoner about 12 months, and had insured a mordser • if times with her in a private lott?iy, ssr Little Coe. tit/B:the 15th inst. she insured with her at a house in :••!ear f c wirket, for Nos. 1400, 150 Q, and 1600,, for lf:arguiriea each. She also insured the same numbers • for 7s. each. She paid 6d. for each half•Auinea. The. prisoner wrete the particulars on paper. She was tornerritted till the Sessions. J. Aliiedas, and Mary his-wife, Were charted with nsiFtlar o ff ence. Sarah Smithers stated, that.ahe had ire4nently insured with he 'prisoners during the last . s. fOtir mouths. On, the Dto inst. she insured No. 1100, and arss:Al:6 - :mintier; with Mary Minchin, for half-al ghincitoach, for which she .paid 2s. John Minchin, tilts present curing the transaction. • On the 17th inst: she wetA again to the prisoner's resi‘!ence in Bullin -.mi. in the Strand, and 11131110 NA. 1300 for half-a inci tie ought _ pluci Exchequer Bills for that Gentleman, and tt as entrusted, tp him• for no other turppse;: and last I y,*he wonld . pioit him Lusting to to4rth - de the morning of the Sth,..from.his house: at Ifickney, fully i;rep,.rt•cf Air e4ong journey. From Mr....W:414es own month vz . vild prove these facts ; and that he rose on the morning of the 4th, and for several preceding morn ings, as Much a bankrupt as it was possible for :t Mark to ; and havingilone 'this,. he ltktl un doubt of ob taining from the kg ryiunder his LuidAip's ,ns t sdch a verdieLas should do justice to his client, As tar as justice could be done to him. Mr. De Bourge, a stock-broker, proved having applied to him on the Ist Decembei,ittli, , and given him orders-to purchase Americ:in StOckfot hint-to-the arnonnt of between 10 and e 6000 stet* rtlr. Walsh wished.' the stork to be. procured •by the sth of December : it was so, and on that day . Mr. Walsh paid' for the stock With eleven - Bank-of England notes of wiooity the whiteis giving him a draft for the.difTerende between that'sum and the va lue of the stock purchaied. ' • • • Mr, learn, a jew.:ll ‘ er in clinglill, stated, that Mr„ Walsh applied iu hint to procure some foreign gold for him. This. a ppliCation was made oa the Ist Of December, and Mr. Walsh expressed a wishb have lion the .5111.. • l'he witness uccordinitly procured ;Is _ _ ..... ti • ..:77, 31rs. Minclin took the ilumber down, and . u 4.... Ir.- litfinchiii iipOk the irviiley, which was Is. Salmon. rat -...i., Clat 'wbett 'he , Apprehended, the prisoners they '. .7 GA . ;:t the act oktgkitg nksurences finrn a ganijoer of , . sp. Je.. 'l'lley vssse : alao cr.xlroittel Ail the Sessions: mtuirutqt.:da-srupv. - -A I r of ' ll itiiksitilif riakic'we's . ctitArgeawith cal-016g away in ins coach a nifon runt; air:lain igig it - rranicenOte of at ;. - 4), on e flt ge,,,', aid Wpm got - less vague, the property of - . elig cppnresovol ,Jil . y.44d t . Tho..prawcutsi* bites. ple . .cpao„pn ..tbp iish . no t. ut . Madd4 r street,ll4nurer:i! ; cal t . to i clifve fo Rheini:stieet,,vidrorgot to take' fi.7,i Fi e i r tra i ii kiVir edec 4np ii'AlSinit" three.niinritei much as came to ,C 30. by that day, and Mr. - Walsh paid for it with a &al; for £5OO, the witness giving biter the difference. Mr.Webbi a hosier,in Threadneedia.street, proved. Mr. Walsh's coaling to town on tbe'mor.isiot!of the '.sth, and leaving a at gre Coat and porttilasteAi.at his shop. Mr. Wapsh told he witness he wok Rising out of town fur a few thsys, L and purchased same warm stocitinxs,..laying they would . he convenient:to travel in. ' - 'lor:Widsh stAted, that Wit,. he Itr.tfw Ififithe 'to fusolvest and •in fact utterly ruined ;be Mtil - "bkn going on iiit'soene * Aide trY the *kind assis trice .friends and relations. • On-the toot • Decern. after she aiiglited, the C, nal was genie ; the ntitnl) • ' bbi'4 that year he directed *Mr. De BoOrre too lint'. veal not known, but-aef servant identified the p ironer. 'llthi:* ab , iiit.eleieti thOtisancl pound: worth , of 'Ante -: -A.,lew 'days alter, as.i. r coachman was dri.V. a.; along' .ridat stoCk.-tor Mm. -I-le had no direction% ttf f44 , - ;,- - bl vignte.street, he, It et ,the prisoner, mind to 1k the I chae Anierienn.sfotk far anyone, and at; theli foe tw. . . •.; itutune.r: 4At Jais CQadit:: nd; a ('arrant was procirtd for gene Mr. De *large • direct ioors.was full; aware 11' :, • nig% optirctiteM ;, iott, 'Vito prisoner deniechwy know. , 11imed no rtsousce of ins own to pay for it. 'Tie also or , . k t i ge of. i)oe El-twill, 4.lltl;sigLi he had been eagage.t . tiered Mr. learn eo proCitre him - sonsi fbreign)Oold 4 ,4 terw3;r d s - on -thik i kilase evexing, withbou cxa- [anti, ihnoglif/an Acefi.:. kat* lic, lrad no fthids:cib t 4 li imilaillor till cCsickb. kle ATaltaiingtted to)ail• '-.lftwu .to pArter-rt. -16. l'homat Flutner Is:4 mad —.---. ••Ntlislottiv7o . 4 ' 3 , ':: A ,-. : . - • • ztit. ~... ' .:• : '.. - .. - 0 rr 7 t‘i.,.)Sh i lit•44:. ? 404. l'.:. . . • 7 • • . '.: t'. '-' •:* • - • • • -.- ' . • I. time before this tteittid informed die witless -I .i atild About Oiristmas wartta I*ge sum of money to make ,4goijkF plirctanoijp i eualF End hack dented' the - IVriderito'itirdrifihiftl"Nvltidt Be tlVlVthtit r'nstlßlV ; a4MII ;lithe. foilhirliWlPlll3o4 l Ott* friads • toloioli APRllsis • On itetlirdi intaNtweraffirsothe.,:wiuiel* iinkilis k .itAvAa,lgisrsl}4w,,,infata* : --- ! it nil: ' :c infra n• of '''S"'if : mil'i' . _ _ aft eiertatt r A t r lS FlC ,N 4 l - N4: 43 :givi. 8 04101 e 3 1,2 - _, cc "' Ili e .: ti e k k latltii4hirerftertatt ___ _____ _ ni,..enest zillion was ; e oa o noi Na tl . G p l , MIN, iitidevrchiettStrowlege&Witisa lgormisidi .... all;/ -a. iii4i( 1 'Of " Ils?1/ 0 11 _ s`... . • n ' t '" i ) • le x im i pa ibi ett d : b y t b it is i tai oarin b rit -.) a ~.: „,:i - t 1 . , i n_ %Nowise .. _ as Aopted , ,themivitethe witraesigter.htati l ,; siptP*#l4,tor•ONßkii44l)fse Illie 4. ilie.. ftirse.! iqt • ;tgat totartptest him lei•selissimateck is the teterree„sais. .al raiale lingtX, ,edcietailed'ifTl t trcneaatarteee., 40 ike laciaoataS; 9kl,ol.4A.isatelea4ing a t ey,*•ardilo a sal. G a., mii;:tlisyc rk. m . av f mt raii 4 „LqAtta all& ntonem t • xcheqoer..flill.s. gti the `.,30t1i ' lien tea to Mie h N es bi t :, ati j 6aii.. ;ell iih r 114 * . 15fiiie r . i l a-o lu sia n ai s ,14'Noirenib e a t t wt ness agreedl'a tbe Olt 6f/ir ' .consisting of Adastion stisele . ied tiacilit.coin, came - Th” ll4 . .., i - the money was fo lifitilidriatte *Wait ftWAelnien. of ~ WW.te! oikifttetPserytie !hitt Ole ' ' I f il l * ? iblim4a g' .bei "g the 11- ' ll .41) P cs il tbir ' • On T.l 4 tlie Ici t ot poo. Defeaaltipt ip the present.acl-Ibblqa‘nvittg dap tton v i tas certatnlty a hard one; Yet if fie should : 1 1,1'0i ~ ~.), that the money with whim " the Ameritith"stock, ammo , 59, and the forcian gold coin, in * " " "ilitilty Jet 6 4 ealut dr3oo, which was ,Aught to be . rocnteted by the' : 116 " 1 . 1 i r rd• -- present action, was paid to the bankrupt previous . recei* to his committing any act of bankruptcy, and that no fraudulent stapreSeetation was made by him to obtain it. was that tho.firskialearauggasterd to, dip avatnest's_,_rei_nd to misapply-any .para• of . 'r _ iirnas's . propeaag, and. he iherr 1115: ru c teLf 'Mr. ' • Breirge 'Mad iff':•f/Vaitti tailtircliase the American Off did: Ort the Ttreisett folicekink he cd thmetroduireuf the stock, which he paid mato' Sir Thomas Pktorierl account at Goslings", an al on i the foll Owing. nipi-nins; _December . 3 . ,:he Watiea . on , i i_taftwoo, Sir Thomas Plumer, hard though that Right ! Sir Th;-)1112* by gPl )(4 lfirttnt• and'rede*ed 1.174 : 11. alt• Hon. .persoit's ease, would be, yet the property of : tin •Messrs. Goslidge 'for. £22,200, wnh:h Stein Sir *Neli be had thui pentesSed hirneelf, woirla*, under Thomas directed he should lay. oat in tile piuchase of these cireurnstanitti'terarily bt4ong to' the creditors EzitiMillyrßii* The bills warp .to be taken to Sir in general; and the pthiattiffs, theath)ie,vitroald be en. : . r.hPrnaa in the evening, or-else deposited at, his. bank. .titled to a verdict; aid in slipport of their claims he .faN'for Ni t ro 'The witness went to GOslingas,..and re elattnld call evidence to prove, tea s not only had the •ftived the money iii twenty - two notes of one thnto Order + been given to W alsh by Sir Manilas Plume; tcse,ltidpounds each, and one note , of Poo hundred sell stock- previous to. any act of bankruptcy being After... receiving the money-he called +on his + committed bybirri, but the money for the stock soldaokolher-in-low, and gave him £lOOO note, and re. out, namely, A 4500, had been received by him, and' ccieed in exchange a draft for £5OO, with which raid into the handset Sir Thomas Plomer's bankers,' draft lie paid Mr. Fearn for the gold coin' he had pro before any such circumstance occurred. He should I dived him. .He then proceeded to Mr. De Bourge's, also prove, that there had been no fraud practised on ' and paid him for the American stock with 11 other of the. totes. Having done so, be afterwards pur- Sir Thomas blamer to itatittee iftm to sell put his chased £.",500 worth of Exchequer Dills, which. he stock, but on the contrary, that it was a fair bona file paid into Goslings's Batik, on account of 'Sir i Thomas tr insaction, and that. in the sale of the stock, and the Plitmer, and received a receipt for them : ths receipt subsequent applization of the money to the purchase of Exchequer Dills, Walsh had acted tinder the ditec- I he took to Sir Thomas, and told him he had engaged for the purchase of the remainder of the Exchequer tion of Sir Thomas Punier himself, eean up to the day on which he left Limitlon, with the intent, no Bills on the following. Saturday., and that in .tl.e'meau doubt, then on his mind,' of quitting the kingdom. time he had paid in the balance to his account at If he should prove these circumstances, he submitted Goslings': He certainly had no direction to make that his clients would be entitled to a verdict. -.. use • of-Sir Thomas Plumer's money tot' any other • Mr. Panic then proceitied,to tall evidence to-prove •thin the purchase of Exchequer Bills. When he first orders.given by Sir Thomas Plumer 'ter Walsb on reteisrtd Sir Thomas's orders to sel lout, he had no the 27th November, 1811, to disposeof his stock ; the intention to misapply the money ; but when he pur- sale of the stock, and the payment of the produce of chased the American stock he knew he could only it into the hands of Messrs. Gosling, &e. to Sir Tito. Pal for it with that money. the' A issas's bankers ; the subsequent order of Sir Thom•u Here taTroatver GENERAL closed his case, for his (Walsh's) receiving £2`42(X) from Messrs. when,. at the suggestion of his Lordship, a verdict was, taken, for the plaintiffs for the amount of their Goslings on his account, and directions for, applying % the same sum to the purchase of Exchequer Bills— demand, subject to the future opinion of the Cotoas to -how far the'prev ious act of bankruptcy had been all which circumstances took place previous to thp sth mmitted, and the olDetember, 18:1, on which day Walsh purchased co m risitted, fraudulent ;nitrtion proved. the-American stock in queetion, and on the evening ' SURREY ASSIZE COURT, JAMAICA, SEPT. le. ' of which day he left town, which, it *as contended, A p r i s ; n ti : , John Martin Landrraf, was arraigned was the first as of ban krypt.9! he committed. on in indictment for shooting, on the morning of the The ATTORNEY:da*E - RAL, for 6c - defendant, said, Vatliof Stine, Serjtant Patrick Coady, of the 6th bw he had ritireo, in the •wliiile patine of his exrrience, nth on of-the 60th Rao•intent, in the Ltairacks of Port lien a more parable attempt at imposition brought Antonio.—By the direction of the Learned Judge, the forward in a Court of Justice than the. present was.. Prisoner pleaded Not Guilty. -Notwithstanding the speech which his Learned Friend , Lientenafit Goldsmith, Cot_ "Poral Peterson, and a• had been instructed to make,. and the evidence which female negro Were the principal witnesses. They de he bad piOctueed, he had ho apprehension in his own posed, that the prisoner and Serjeant Coad- were in a mind but he should prove it to be so. He bad no roornaogather ; doubt but he should he able to sdbstantiate the frau- tienients, and talking at the same Lime to c/i girl, lent intention with Which the property a bit Tho. •- that the latter was cleaning ' his accou a when the prisoner wailced deliberately towards him, ,mas,?..lemer had been obtained by the bankrupt. He pot the muzzle of the musket to his back, and shot Was confident he should prove hi s previous. zet of hits' dead : There' had been no quarrel, nor had hankr4tcy. He should, prove him insavent On tht any. augr• w ords passed between th e parties. 27th of November,- at which time he fi rst took. the in- the f ' prison er did not deny having committed the strections of Sir Thomas }'lamer to sell his stock. deed, bin calmly said, when taken into custody— He should prove him; on the 30th of November, and si lam the man who shot him-1 had• no-other means on the Ist et December, instructing a Gentleman to to preserve my life." They examined the musket and purchase American stock and g, lel coin for him, t' .1 found it -wet and -*arm, as if recently discharged.-- considerable amount,, at a :ime, toe, When he knew Dr. Walker, surgeon to the W;th, deposed, that he himself to be insolvent ; and he should prove him, on bait, examined the wound, and he had no doubt that the sth of December, paying for that s tock and that/ is was d-e cause of toady's death. The prisoner, gold coin, with the notes received from Sir Thomas when called on for his defence, requested • per t uission Phimer's . banker, in payment of his draft for £A2; U, to'read a paper which be held in his band. In sub which II - ought have played : he - :hose of 'olio.-' - tiff • stance it was so. the following ..trot : • 46 That he was by birth a Dane ; but that* kad been many years in. his B4tannic Majekty's service., That he had a sincere regatil tor the deceased, with whom he had for nearly twelve months lived in habits •of unreserved intimacy and friend:ship—they .had never quartclicd, never disputed, and their 'mutual attachment, instead of experiencmg any . diminntioni seemed every day to increase, and to resolve itself inn a most brothellt affectiol. Unfortunitely about tree Weeks ago, his nocturnal slumbers began to be disturbed by visi", , ns and dreams—the former repre sented-that a great danger impended over him, and In the Litter it was dearty shewn that it would spring from 'one that was dearest to him. He regarded neither, brit he was still troubled by them. He took the resolnlion to unbosom himself to Coady, who, after hearing all he had to say, treated the subject. very lightly. t 1 few nights after he was warned by the same vision, that the dan g er apprcrimated ; that it tl!tratened . his existence, not ,only in tills world, hot his salvation in the world to come— Altd I that it coold be averted by 'great resolatioa. leafs became roused- 7 -be supplicated to be .informed in what manner he shOuld act? He was etien to un dinstand that wonid be revealed hereafter in - dreams. Acer4dingiy - he did not cease to - :',be favciuted with them, and .learned that his danger sprang. from Coady. His mind became in consequence sleeted aga'n 1 Lis friend—he brooded Over the necesbizy 01 run% hi:n In death, that he night not lose his hopes of etiernal salvation, which MS srniciii religion refl. tiered' peculiarly dreadful and afflicting to his niud. He placed no value on this life- compared with such Wessed He at length determined on sacti liciny his friend. Ori the morning of the 26,j1 of J‘ine, he lose with that dreadful put pose labottring his breast.. lle loaded his rnu,ket, and cAriPtui N awares behind Coady, that his design night riot be shaken—that .Isit• raigiu -not see his 640 1 —that . fiV :ht no: use arcades to • his terra-" _ awl - Litre the eta:cmentcli-sed : the,erisoner, who hed 'during' the reading been extremely' agitated, sunk at once into a fit of abstraction, which ten:defect him re .gardlese of the idtiniatel-gtocieditiss elf the Wirt. , Sce road atcre were man) witnesses to the pristiner's.general bornane, orderly at l even telig . ious Feinduci.- lie litllived to b ' ltf ttir i s bill he kid' neeohttitte to prove he els sn. itags:4: 5240404) Otis • .! ." ~~. _ . - . . . • , . . - serve3. That yo f lett credlinky of character was L '. t .I to imhecairjenf mind, thepossessor mightlx uneiri to chute >,t >u fly rotl f rflS of whicla t was intolvenh - tlii, trieadtrl guilt ol" iheilding human blond. Liutlrattot4o4.y.ll eisAritoe i r not itr. 1 .,,,. olYs? TB,P , - , ,Y/.i: T qiir t iP„&T. 4 te . oeigiCt ,t,o ; .* ..cha . :-.-,.t. A‘c To : ".. i ~, . .7 IT 14 "." nli PflAgityldnitY; 1) , --. O ) effN4a4 ' t 9 'i'' l il. l.l°l litlArl i t !Ot' s ' ••••:' elitt4 d Lt. .stiteniistm.l l iti'lgtkit!t it'"r II 4IWA I LI - thAt he k. 444, when a 'out to take the Le i -oirdi,..th.q he was goi`ileiffitiMVig. Rik* et . fiV4tlvin toy the raw l tag. c o m.lidthi l 4,tts has R l:Alar .7 :: tnLT,CI97? q. I r „. filtegm . -s;4siiiktAtillitithAtkit, - fatted • thie'politir.x.• 6 1 . 410111 . .4. -It s Tf i weerittiOtrie,..kiw dr nitii .. rlvtards. i' . . • 'eritislif iiiirbe4rft!!*;• it s h)itmtriDay',. twee 4.1tr0 WwrheoledAvere.fstH ird kite City , K .Eomipn, fof rfr• pttritst tateiPittuittg4htf Coturnon Council for the yes. , ensnink.• • - . • - t , .- In FarriitstdiSl•Withrrtrt, Glr the (first time fotitittiS, years, there IVA sno COlittSt. l'be only aiNev.trie;l ~ ..1t Mr. OA XII SMltii r vice Mr. LiaabLN, retired v‘i•.! . . 4 vote of thanks. . . . . 'irlidersgate-street Ward.—Mt. Tanta AS having re,. • KW, there were two candidates to fill his seat, bars : . L FoitnEsr (of the house .of Messrs. Skinner, ~ -Tuchinf a nci - Forrest), .and Mr. G. DALE, and' a poll was de.ttanded. ;.-bitt• it had not been far proceeded in When. Mn:laittis withdrew his pretensions.: . ‘, Broad-street IVard.—Mr. .44,W. June, via AT. '!tuts& rietiAlfed... • . , . :.. -,-. Ponioken Ward.-,Mr. BauttrteLn, vice 118.471 e. :*igrOed• - ' iir . - • • . • •.. Tintry yv ard.—Mr. Thom As CROW . &Id sari ix. GALL, vice MessrsvTxtcsauxGand timinr resigned. Cordininers' Ward.- =Mt. Graiiws STT.PHEASON, vice Jos is resiAned. Walhcook Ward.- Tslr. Hay WA RD, viee,Astisr resigned: IltitOpsgate Ward. -11 r. :-Ia Hefty, Mr. bra and Mr. dLoyEit, vice . Mtssrs. Ross, KNIGHT, and .01.1;x•• . on'. reiikoed. , a , ::; , , . • t• ..; MIRTH. ratattLiy,*)o4.4halli Aitfrolk, the Lady of Colonel Con-I rafy, of i ar. , • 1)11.D. . At Edinburgi., the t 9th 10.!ant e Annabella C or C6rouel firlftrtign, of Bartonholrn. At Ton yburn, tfte ith to,..atit, John letwinn, Surgeon. Saturday, at G.tverattant, Wiordthire, the Rev. Dr. LeteWiegre, of Exettr, ttiMis4 Ellalbrth Deane e youugest daughter of John Drafts. Eu, of SOutlttunpt6n. J• SARACEN'S HEAD TNN; frisIOW.HILL, LONDON. WILLIAM , IX , MOUNTAIN. The beat Accommodation for Traveller:l i s poil Bub o . 4o! s. Liquors, end invderate Charges. Wazgon Warehousei, and .-Aablir.g for SifWageons per Week. ol great interest to any carrieritt alight suit, front the cent gitnr,rion. • ' •- ' 9 1 14 E follmtillg , • PQS'V COACHES, 6 1 1-,,- CO A CMES, Sm. set oat from the Saracen's V Snow-Hltl. .' ~ FALMOUTH and TRURO /foe Post-Coach every Moe._ * . F ; XE fLR, Plymonth,, We/ retail, Dorchester, Falmoutt : Dartmouth, and t4altsbliry New Post Coach, every Morning o Six &Clock, witis.ir Gm* thningh Pinniton,'Axleaster, kid port, Illandford; Basingatoke, 2:1.1 liagshot. BOSTON: SpahlinePetit borough, Stilton, and Huntingdat new Royal Mail Coack,.sets nut every Evening.—.Cc' ;aches fret Button to,Syileby ? Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERi'COI. Pii4 Cutlet, to carry , I Insides sets out every Morning, through ,Lunerworth , High Cross, Hinckley, Mier , stone, Tamworth,. Lirelthe.d, Ullesthorp. Nonhatuptun, ;.' Dutistable • arrives it I.Pferpt.ol sett Afternoon.' ' LIVERPOOL., Warrington, Kuntlford, Scene, sattLr Post. Coach, called tithe Expedition, every Evenhag o'ckek, to H. trorYereon's, Saracen's Head Inn, r Livekool. Guarded throng...bout." •. . LINI li and BI:IS I'OL Elgin* Post-Coachr i thriougb L.. ham, Caine, and Mariboroitgh, evitry Afternoon; arrive at . May's, the Greyhound Inn. Math, and the London 'tavern, TI matostreet, Bristol, twit Morning.—Ootehes to,Wells, Brid; water. 1 Allmon, t.c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets oat eve Morning st . F.tht o'Clork; carries Four Insides only, and goes r inattaably easy, with a Guard chr..oighisitt. Passes through Sean ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybrlsige, to tli Golden Von, Leeds, neat Ray, at Noon. Notwithstanding tli uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the ni. , • i agreeable and complete Public Conveyance' on the North Road being unequalled in .Accorumodation by any otitis, .. . KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadale, Belton Chorley, Ormskirk, and - Gersten* Post Coaches, every Aner noon at Five o'ClUck.--Cuarded. , • 1 • 01..ASOOIV, ,Longtosen, Gretna-Green, Annan, Du.-Mcs, Prownhll, •fluntiabill, Saticittrar- Kiln, Cuinc;:ll, Kitegswcll, ::e.l all Patty of Scotland, Camps `down Couch, Daily. ' JJ vipx,,Newcwle, and Edinburgh new Coach, perform with a Guard throughout, sets oat every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clobk, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster„Darlingtoei Note nu, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passenger rrt tinatti them:4llre) fatigued from the leilgtb - uf the journey, ail k lest . at time they please, ar:d then proceed on whim* any ads dttional Fare. I. CLAYS, the black Swam. Com:run:et, York runs Coach,es to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whittry, an 4 other-Fkkes. : - -. '... :i• BIIiDGENORTH and Walsall nert. fel Coach, ever - .., . 1 a veiling. CAR LISLE, Pontlth, and Whittbarse "Ott Coach, goes wki Four Horses, Witt a Goard all the way. i'asses through Brow Applehy,-Greatat.ridge Richmond, Catterick. Beroughbrid. Wetherby ; Aberiard,. ihmotster, and Grantham . (the near way by eighteen nuhsl. Sets out every Morning, and pert • the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained • the road by business; ar pleasure, have the poittlialtadvantage their seats befit?* secured in the next Coach. CIIESTILTt end - PARKGATE new rust Coath, Ply. ECLIPSE; a -nor Flyless Yost Coach, to York, SurAhrlart Newcastle, walkAluburgis eat-rte.: Fume latadits only, eve./ At tertioon, at Thite OVIOCV:Liy ii.•:ty of Doncaster, Grefthatn, Stamford. ' ;:. . r . ''. ..-. SUNDERI:AND, Stockton, and farm, nswlg*tese Adorning, to the ‘ Cie irge 1111;,s . ; thrl,:rTand. ''''''. • ?a ANCH I In . r.tii V.•indisw, Congleton,liewealde,^ l Fakal and Witlvieliampion Post-Cu:wh y every Aftertioon.--sGuankd. silli}:%rstreity, Well:tr-tc;i, end Shiffnal Post-Coach. - - Royal Chetahs, every-Eve:One, at Ibroellidilkoogillude d • l!'„: 41.1. . . 1;1111 a aPti I:othsiliam Post. k;oar.l.l, called tiseltuskie own, tVrry NlOl aura. BIRMINGHAM Zfikecurit Pest enacb. with a Goad, • out every Afternoon, and readies Lirminglism neat day at N •, V:I%FeS by Oxfbrd, Et.stili, and Shlietone, to the Saracen's M- I Buil.street, Btrrhittithant. r.: — : tt ..; . - . • . . LiRMINGI-jAhl bit.* Post coach (to carry 4 'Ma 5 A • • to One Day, ihrotigti Sun:), Strifford,tenifileton, and V.' . . - - st 1 toes sike every Titistay.ll-hurstlay; 'and array M0n.:... ~ . . Lifyggi a t it1.114..4111 ikc santr.E . vdtei..c. , . ~ 1 ,,. ~ crib. ..ye, Nowden, Flint ii, rr.t. I)rv..c3 , et 1 Chashiesttryillor:ltng it StielladOletik, to dakiall.dlona Go lit ', !ylyttm.gatt, Hall.. . ' • "' 'T ; t' v.. " . a UNeUItY, Hampton, andTwi .e .ham, ~.n...1 . SUU I FIAMIIIIIIN,U'ItisIiestee, Alfeatess end Alma thl ,tvery Evening. i Witt.l:,:.l t i,. Nforxr ary ' and gn. reTectfully ac eel'::"' ' ?riends at.d telottillic, that they will not beat ft l'arcels or Luggage; ht.i.ir i a.4sireilau nee rounds Valet, UN Sr dativeed, ',we% , 11 , , , i . c4 to tprhand guid for a:cer.inr.ts ' 're ,:arattest's Head-Inn, StititVsTailleiLestalton. N. It. Passettgees and Parcels ie:uke l l for the ribeve.,C o44l .t the. New *him Horse Cellar, Pllc.:dtly ----......—..---" . !ii(iti w,vt.r t y,,Al Lotwox,pgii)ottiv t dol vo* nit* .....:.:. :. '• " • '' ,1 6 , -**Wt4ir s _ . I - . Ati55..,:;..:«4.4...-. 4 . Imi:Crisiourvis 41 %°' S __,___ 1.6 Ig N Pr , ightfObr JAM Ks*r. Mot • fptail.Mlice, Temple lio• 7:77 -71" I I; - i