Star. — London, England, 1812-10-17 00:00:00

THE ?IMES,. • *'• ; . . DatAtir-LANE.-.--Last night the Opera. of and Clarissa was performed to a full House. The cast of characters was precisely the Same that the pub lic has I-cen accustomed to at the Lyceuni, and there-. 1 fore requires not particular comment. Mrs. DICKONS was in good voice, and received much applause.— Dowvav, was at home in Coione/V/dboy, and gave as much pleastite in the part at the new, as he has do„ne at the old pleat , e. There was a g » eat influx to the Theatre at the half trice; and the few st..ats that were previously Isnot.. cupicd, were almost instantaneously crowded to.an overflow. • CoVENT.GARDEN.—A new Fate, attrifinted to the pen of Mr. T. Disnis, was last night.pruduced at this Theatre, under the extraordinary, and, of totrse, at tractive title of Schniedrrkims. Thitiprincipal charac ters were thus represented':. Captain Lovrworth - materkini - It fa. Crtin.p '1 t•nibuth " Wort.," . W.ll. Whittle '1 itn Carroll Mary Mr. %u m's*. - Mr. MArusw.• Mr. I.nroN. • Mr. Paut.Tb N. - Mr. ULLA NORA lb@ Mr. FAR!. rir 4 Mr. TA r SOIL Miss COOK r. 4 Mr'. Crump - • Mrs.DAVewrosT. Captain Leverrorth, a Naval Officer, halving v ately (Noosed Alary, a 3 oung woman in an humble sphere of lite, fearful of the rep -caches of his - friends, conceals his-union. Being ordered to 'sea ; he leaves his wife and chili to the care of Speciaae, a pretended blend, who, smitten with the dial ms of Mary, pt cues bee with tiis aadresses, till, for safety, she is f.ircod to fly for protection to the house of !lir. Ginner, her cousin, who resides-in cite of the towns C 45 the cfrast. Spe.:iver employs an adventurer, who, like Protean, is skilled in assuming various characters, to imitate the runaway, and, by a forged tale of Love ninorth'sdeath, to bring her back to London.- This instreritent of villarty asschtes the name of Schnieder- . ilea; and, habited in a coat of fantastic appearance, pasties for a German.. Aided by ins honor 'friend ' 'Mr. TrinstrA, (who has, tci tarter the dust ; cm ived, Rea& data ! to slip Uparagrlst into a news paper, during the absence of the we: ;men, annotrlc itig, in good set terms, the death of Captain - Love ,iva-th,) iraposes on Natil, and is on the point of carrying her off, when the supposed dead man makes. bas appearance at the 'oh where Srliniederkan has or. tiered the post-chaire.. The cheat is immediately dis covered, wood Sciedrcirolias endeavours to make his escape. In Ms flight he meets Cramp, who accuses him with having thanufacturod the account of the de& cea'e of the Captain, from hczn he had just received a htter. Scitiadersiar protests the writer of the letter is an iropbstor, and requests Crianii to wait:ll he disi. covers the offender, and, as a • pledge of his rettP, 0, leaves hint,' in rossession of Ms -elegant coat—which . CrianiA hadbefote taken a fancy to it, ately puts on, and, in that titaAion; is litistaken for Sekeiedsrlias, by a party of sailor; whom Captais worth has sent in pursuit of him.. ' &Apia' ieriate;liTaie ever, after having sustained the character of as Irish man', a Scotch Woman, arid an (Ad Man, is at length se . eared by Beatfteg, the landlord of the lota, ;Acre he bad lbrgottoo to pay his bill, anti, &Aug evasion use less, makes full confeisino of bis misdeeds. • The only talvelties the p;cre presents consks in a few Obtetvatitxts on the changes to which cublica, !pave signs are liable, (the idea tiken (tom eoe of Got.nr sirries essays) . whsch vere %till received t.:and: the cf.:nut-ter of CatrrfA a Berman, whose regain, of etierance basing been jointed by a woltods is liged, in stead t speaking, to roatanuticateltis thongfiti: by singing. .: Tao mugs were introduced bot ..thesethee*, annmanced m the bills as things of coal Iwportamce, pc:mess little co no merit. TZe fast, a parody “ The Smile clad tie rear," song by Lena, .had tle Lutfortune to escape bring hifsed; the second by. ! es:, on the plopatsity of Englishmen to feast en all occ.isierts, was intruded to be very liomourotas, bat was found very dull; Ind an injudicious entree of ir„ .ctiuribtrzed not a little to the, failure of the, Beta.. On LarroN's attempting to give it out for a serond representation; the audiet.t.: expressed mtich dfizaprobation, and the actu retired wi4zout-having' Lent tteird. , The rations petfunwers exerted theinselves to the iltiMast. to give effect 10 this trifle, : Mayas:in, in the: several characters he asintned, was excellent; Ltsvox . was very happy, ulfteVer ant scope - for a display of his talents Watafferderihied; tauter played a rough boatssfain with great fidelity and buitteur; and BLAN• WARD, Ststraows; :Mrs. D.timcroerr, &c. deserve to be Meetioned with approbation- Bracia.---The match betwe6 l Pairgii a first-rate pugilist, and enatatt, a Lancashire lad, of pranthnii qualificatirins, was made on Thursday evening, ssn,l the folloteing terms : They deposit kW each, to iglu for eclat)on Menday, November t 6. The my to be made good on the 2d of November, or the deposit to be forfeited. A stand-up_ right, in a 2d • feet roped4ing, antt tu be within 25.milesotLondon. Mr. M--, .who is now one of the greatest Bml-holders we have, takes a pride itf relating Ur • most companies that the first step to his immense ,f,cn-tune . was;crwing to his purchasing, Lottery Tic. kez, came up a Prize of £9,000; with that. money ,he pUrchrts?tl Stock, and Makes it•Xruleik ch • time-of receiving his dividend, : tp:porchase • either , • Ticket or Share, and invest the froductof thaw in the' Public Funds. As the Stccks s are new low,' and the Lgticry will be all drawn nex t Tuesday, them never, IP was a better opportunity to becomes greattapitzliq for a ft-c pounds. • A serious accident occurred yesterday afternohn,. - near the Asylum, in conseyretrce Alf one of the Green wich coaches heavily laden, overturning. One of the fore-wheels of theccach running off, the carriage wear over with great fcrce, and the outside passengers, of whom there 'were several, were precipitated with • great videnes, .to the giound i'the7',Were most of them slightly- hurt s .Aot four of them females--.! • . • amongst whcm irate-the Matron of •St. Martin's • . workhouse, and heedaughter who is just married; re. neived seriousjOjnip 4,„the latter fell under the car-' ••/•'tilge, into a largo heap of mud, and before - she Could be extricated; was nearly suffocated : it .was some lime bciors , the discovered any symptoms of Mite : her mot haetsirsk a severe . contusion •on the aad her wriat \ was diskiated. • .* • = - S l e t PrittOlt.lttE Ntreit. ' ICY Gentleman , or Ladilainse.74,4,hm,traVrit:sE: W(NE, May be supplied with the mini seheritgnita 'Vet. imported, at D. CON MERO's, tipper Buckingham-street, Strand, in lots of two dozen, at delivered to any part fr e e o f expence. 1). Confiner( ) in tnati j to refer to twenty different Noblemen; who have purclia ne di,,, Ifianddes +of the Wine. Count r y or d ers daly attemutd,,t,CP from Ten to Five. elm R:HEUMATISkS, PALSIES, AND.CQU'ry AFFECTIONS. with their usua l concomitants, spo il , * or flying Pains, Nalulency, Indigestion, and genetal Beteg t y • ginzoing wha: . er,T source), age r e lie ve d awl R ue 5,,) ' Ily nomay• ESa - I,24C'E of ?IUS AU Pft Li,. 0 „ 2 , every other means hadiailed. 'lite FLUID Fasck CD OT MU4TARD (tIsPI wi h the I/111 4, the* tomp , altns w!lere necessary) Is perilzcs tie toast a t „„ pe:ietratitig i srl sfrectual remedy la the mourn,:, c eneradi ctn. `o tite severest.SPlLAlNS anci UltUi ••Ei In Ifts t! an 14. t , ,, • usually takl.h by Opodeldoc,' Arquebus:de, or an • s , • nlellt or Embrocation; and if need. Imo/m(44 l f atter Loy as clfhnt, it prevents tlier pars turning Mack, • Wiii ITHEADII FAMILY CEItATE, be equally efficatioas for all ill-cenduioned S. , rn, 1 • Scorbutic Eruplidite, Blotches, Pimple., Mere: o Sg u r • tre•kingsent a.) the Face; •Nose, kits, and, cycol: 1.,74 ItinaMed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scerhu:ic liaztuurb sf em MI-pared only, and s nld by R. 1011:114011. Apotheetry, .Greelt-serert, SO), London.. Ilse rsiwenee rod i'tia at 2s Si. each ; .the Cerre as, 11.1 !: d ond W. So'd brewery M,A fts Vender In the United Kill..eat • ?!. POLICE, • -- I .MANstat Foust.---birdlime HOM I Y was charged 1 I with a most audacious robbery Upon Mr. Hussey, of !Devonshire-place, Mile-end, by taking Li om his per ' son a sum of £4.00 in bank notes, in Bishopsgate • street, in the evening of the 'lath of last mm;th, while the prosecutor and his wife were walking on their way home from the Borough of Southwark. The 4400 was paid to the prosecutor through the hands 'of Mr. Dobson, his agent and solicitor, that afternoon, 'at an'inn in the Borough, where the parties waited for ,tea, and the prosecutor procured Mr. Dobson to ttnark the notes. On passing between the church and workhouse, in .Bishopsgate-street, the prisoner Irushed between the prosecutor and his wif:,, an aged i couple, and haVing separateit them, most adroitly Istoo; ed down, and snatched'flie red leather pocket book, containing the notes, out of the prosecutor's breeches pocket, and quickly fled ; he was, however; seen in the act by :t tradesman's wife on tile spot, 1 who afterwards described, and now identified the pri. i soner's person. He was apprehended at a public- ihouse in Petticoat-lane ; and one Shattford, a Jew, ! proved that the prisonet had changed one of the notes, being fot forty p9unds. The prosecutor's So licitor dtsired a farther examination at a future day. Seyeral Coal-rifetehants were charged with selling ' coalsin sacks short of measure, and were convicted in the penalty of twenty shillings per sack ; —and a number of publicankweie fined twenty shillings each, for suffering tippling in their houses on the Sabbath Day.' ' , ' G. liar:4y, t fisherittin, of Deptford, was charged • by Mr: Nelson, the Deputy Water-bailiff, with using an unlawful net, which was ordered to be destroyed, and tie.culprit convicted in the penalty offive pounds. ' His tord,sliiq at the' same time directed Mr. Nelson 1 i iii lis4 al{ diligence in discovering such nets, as by I dittriyirik the fiy, impoverished the fishery, and there by eitnadcd'one of the principal sources of provision , , • fot the people.. J. Laorand r, 77aompron,-charged with attempting to pick the picket of W. Stifle, an Hanoverian, of fhiS pocketimildkerchief, in Newgate-street, on Wed..' i netday evening, were sent to the tender. • I 1 HArrosi-Gatonsf.—Thursday, the two men that Iwere apprehended, charged on suspicion of having .Istolen three dead bodies; a few nights since, by Watt.s," lone of the horse-patrole, iu the Hampstead-road dis trict, were- brougltt up, and underwent a second ex- I amination." It appeared that the three dead bodies had been paupers, who had died in the poor-houre of St. Giles's ; had been buried in the burial-ground be longing to the said parish, and from whence they had been taken. The prisoners denied having any knowledge of the transaction, further than seeing tem Men Widy the sack, who made their escape; when I , they were remanded. .. .HATTON GAWDEN. ,4 -00INETLS.--Mr. Powell, the SON char 'forth* Mint, yesterday attended the final esti- , ,tuatation of Jwie ileAley , the wiser, who Was appre- I heniied aftet long searching by the officers Hancock .104 Limbricik at Great Peer -street, Westminster, a 1 fit, bights ago, at ten o'clock at night, working with ! . .gre.t activity at his business of corning copper halt pence, et winch 'a gteat quantity was found in every 'state And gradation, from the bars they were cut out ilk, to tht. molds into which the liquid matter was in- I favediste ot the crucibles that were found_on the Great the time the officers forced their way into the !prisoner's lodgings, at the house of one Abrahams. I I lt would be • tar:oils to detail the numerous impie- Mitts of coining now produced, which were ordered ! tube keit in ewe quo, for the ensuing trial at the Old Goiter- After. everylorkg and minute examination, the ! primnerires called *pen tc ! r his defence, it any he 41S1 . • upon which be very composedly replied, that 'hi haddone:all andivery thing now appearing in this charge against him, without aid or accomplice, i but nothing more. He said he had no mife, was a na tive of Birmingham. a smelter or :tither by traqe,' and.had been in London for ateen years last passed; had s•Nved his time to Messrs. Smith and Fox of Bir mingham, copper manufacturers ; but could not tell the - name of the person who lent him the coining iin- 1 ' piements at some public house in Westminster. He was fully committed for trial. lii;T GENUINE 'MEDICINE, , t PATEN . O ANTISCOIt BU 19C DROPS, ha. ,h e ' /It the King's Vortnif expressed ea the baths, pip, of f „ et. _lien and. Oritede Wrapptr, and the King's Doty is pro.du Beal,* of Six shill nip, m a . and Sixpence, and largest One Ploi:t1 Iwo eluded. Consposind Esselte. ta. Td Mr. 'Statist r, !Si Soho square; Lisnem. • . . . . Cranlorook, July 11,1811. lei—Having e*itetiettiA PS itrat b henufi/ Or s y o ,;, pA. TENT ANTIsCOWBUTIV without in e roi te e fe . not let it retnain unknown to yourself and the putli e ,. sailly afflicted with the Scurvy in iny legs, Aticit for tut; Teen prst:tial:y became worse, till I hat! above XO , l ho'e,l. Ikea. neat 110 of whkh wf a touch broader than a shilitag. My state bents knosirn to a, butnitie gsatittnav, h e i n i .ee „, 4 foe of a Bate ivy s.ltniLlr to mine. the per .on had hue wood! to bed the greatest part of do yisitrts and bf tal.:4 a fir wall bottles of your Drops, was loon aired. By Ish e . tantuiieletai n 1 was induced to eve Oat i . Srialt mptl tai my gem; stir. 1 . 1. c tol comfort, I soon found my sores 'healed, and after vales ik e , small I could do my work • Without ls prevent the reti n a of the disease;.) take about net 414 We each year, which I.as fully succewletl to nty %%idle) t and f writ your ()bugled burnt& ..rivet, • iibbMAS Kitellata. I Witntas, Joseph Dulsell. I DOCTOR FO riMALE iit,Cs. 'THIS celebrated * Medicine has been long hog for its hdallible of in removing female übltileasa under which the sea are t , o apt to suffer at an ea& period Oh; and before the female constitution it entirely formed ; the ow disease, it is well known,alweve take, glare after the age of far the :me of br. F9THERGiOs FEMALE PILLS cannot* is strongly recommended to the erotica of evivy Ifs-male &oho periods; when the girl k gaga% •n toward woolaithrel,al liable to a variety of disorders from olicraciiori; acdshereseib towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman sad* goes a change, in that species of disorder called Gterti ititneeti which is denoted Ay a pale sickly countenitice. and 'inset.* from a general relaiation of the system, attended *ilt adaoi - stie and want of radon to move, hothergit's Feinale Mb area most suvereigo remedy ; flay amend the zi'petfte, correct the ri. dated state of the stomach aod digestive angels, white . there is inclination for eiaisig chalk', and tbe bloat. of:healthy tria, ash where, from indolence of the patieut;droptiOal sysiptenk an it to arise; they remove ;writ*. !.ead-ache Sod giddiness, ehertnee of breath, and palpitations of,the heart, and ail the Ai* train af disorders which are connected with tie! alai! coingLiftts. Tit I married women they are 14 Sera banifscal, tb.gbiviakate tie constitution, give tone and firmness to the habi, and me tie bet restorative where the woman is weakened by bad !yin's is, he health impaired by too Emig sucklirrei or where she bas hoz sob. Jett to frequent misc.:kr:ages. hi all these situ:iota -ftrheitini • Female pia, may be regarded as the frinak sheet•hnthor f health and resorted to as a never-failing remedy against the suet desperate aid incurable diseases which afflict theses; t h ey Amid be in the possession of every mother and guardian of tie wig females as a tamihy ined•eine. • Sold who:iseale at,sl rttlii at Mr. Butler's, 4, Charlie. cum of Pa:ernocer-row ; and retail by - 130'Am and Sharp, POttsformill ' Fran and 3 olinvoi, Gosport; Aldan, - Westoo, Mates 04 Joues ' Pusteca; Ttewmtsll, B aiter ; Coolmertili "Ilvi ll e9 Gll * bert, ,sea Hos:atul, Plymouth; Newbury, Dubin; Maier asi Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith, Mauderston, Seatt, untGales Bdjnburg•.; Crucvnx, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hall; CteVvb Edwards tail Penny, and }Sillier, 1.1verpool; gdzina akd Manchester ; 'Bowen, ; Knott and fiord; Ilinninglotai Gregory, Brighton; White, Brigh-eu ; and :•twit ilers, in tuxes gs. 9J. each. .• _ ' - W1L.1.-14M . Se intIUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON: Tim best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, -choice Liquors, and moderite Charges. TE E following POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES,• &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. EXE . I ER, Plymenint, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, arid Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at Six oX.Auck, With a Guard, through Honiton, Axminster, Brid port, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagchot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon pew Royal Mall Coact(, sett out every Evening.—Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, anti Hull. - 1.1 V EiteGoL, Warrington, Knutsturd, Stone; and Ltchneld, Post-Coach, called 'I he Eepe.litron, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to B. Brotherron's, Saracea's Head Inn, Dale-sm`eet, Livetpod. Guarded throughout. , ' BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-CoaChes, through Chippen. ham, Caine, anti Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho mas -street, Bristol, next Morning.—C,naches to Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, At -I..EEDS new light Coach, called the Rnckinsham, sets nut every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes re inerkehly easy, with a Guam! throughout. Passes through Stant fork Newark, Rethard, Doncaster, and Ferrybrid g e, to the Goldrer Lion, Leeds, next Pay, at Noon. Notwithstanding the Expedition of this Coach, ft is allowed to he the most uncommunENthCei(jr . p U ec ß ul A iar G . E a D uod by .f d trea se u tin ni e t n ur t i i n n o s i u . c c u C r i t -ss of: t f e e n w d re. iog agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, velem compialn s, which barn been confirowd by the experience i tk. top unequalled in Acconumodation by any other. of many years in . a large and extensive ' KENI/AL !Anent Preston, Kirb -Lo :!men c.e. y nsdale, Bolton, the happy effect. resuming to the public . from ruedica . _ Tuesclay night some thieves."Ctole from a pubvc 1 ' tt ' it - Chorte 7 , Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coachea, every After- fistingheir attention cos certain else . ot diseases, Me s srs. teasS house in New•street, Covent Gat-den. 450 in notes, noon at Five o'Clock.--Guarded. arid Co.continue to direct their studies to ita :se disorders arilito i practice; semilon abu it with which they made their escape. . • . ' f GLASGOW, Longtowu, Get-ma-Green, Annan, Dumfries, from a secret desiructive habit of inconsidetateratrh,ithicil 14g 1 BrownhiU Thornhill Satiquhar.Kilo, Cumnock, Kim swell, and only O:CASiOng a lanneecus traa of nervous affection,* hut " •• HeRNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the - Pub.! all Part. of ' Scotland,' Camperdown Coach, Daiy. 8 entails on its yotariess all she evorvating imbecilities 4oL atv— it, that they have.a vtziety of Tickets and Shares I . YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed In that distressing state of debit ty or deficit-Deis "ether tbe on sAk at the lowest prices, in the State Lottery to • with a Guard throughout, "et" out every Mrornlng.at lialftinsl he drawn next Tuesday—only 10,00(1 Tickets, two Six o'Clock, by Way of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Darlington, sidence,in hat Hinman, or any other caw, by which Meinst . d" consequence pi such baneful babas, excessive dridang, lour,. Northallertote Durham, hloroeth and Berwick :' Passengers of the counitution beCorne enfeebled, is resgulailysducated sun Prizes of ,e 20,000, besides many Ca it ' prises,: and f i n a l , ).- t • • .... r . i length of the z. • PlA.ill..efi - a a onsin finding t.s.meteares fatigued the no pr ize less Lhaiii £22. HORNSBY and Co. hive been rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad- to wend and vigorous wealth. Where au earl,' APPheail" 'it" l. " SUCcestful in selling and sharing Capital 'Prizes to 0( 1 0 6 4 1 Fare. 1 . Ciatex,- the Bl a ck Sw an Coney•street, York, for the cure of a Certain Insorder, itttcpirnily tontraind in a aw• their Vrien4 'who have honOured them with their runs Coaches to Sunderland , Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and meet of inebriety, the eradication is generaily caa.pirtvd i 9' othea Places. short space of two days; and in the more advanteibuid lawman favours; at their old-established State Lottery Office; BRIDGENORTH and Wakall new Post Coach, every stages of venereal infection, characterized by a varthll/ ( 1 ,0 114 i 26, Canhilti where all Prizes are Gxchansed with. Evenin g . and distressing symptoms, a perseveran c e. in their plae (It"w - Out any deduction whatever. 1 CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaien 73st Coach, goes with restraint in diet or exercise) will haute to the pitient a f termath . ' ' THE GAELIC SOCIETY.—Monday being the anni- P our 4li H b orses G , and 6 a i G i nard all the way.. ?assert through Eroirglt. and radical etre. ' the digests.' of the 'Uretkra; •11 ' lr `:! l • 9 4 ; versary of this Society, they dined at the Caledonian ! .W P e P tlier Y b'y , gr i ., )on P4 c eli an nusi t tl, id Ca c tteri n c i t ni ßaerou g hbrld g e cor a mected wilh,orarisrlig fro m an tl i r i e nali b i n b v ia e an cor t - i sp i l , at u A, hi r e pm. A rea b:tr a fo r rd‘ ( t h e nearest esc Pod th ei r, . at t ent ion t b y i • (;leers *d nriclathes I House, Lincoln's Inn-fields , the place (..1 tlx:r weekly way by e ig hteen ' miles). Sets out er ' every u M orn i ng, ra and performs they are enabled to remove obsc nate Its tar meetings. The dinner, which was excellent, was ten_ the journey with the 1 &red sumptOlus by the present of sonic game sent from the county, b,amember, a trne friend! to the , greatest facility. Passengers detained on whether recera or of •Iqng duration, without re . torlf .i _ __ the road by business, or .. pleasure, have the l as elixir advantaged painful and dangerous use of the . C3Lit:r bottle 14 . 1a a l er li their seats•being secured in the next Coach CHES'EER and PARKGATE P' C . stances can be attuned of ten inveterate ratess'is 'J. / eti to their m ailed in sten l'OtirClS of 'the mstitutilm; viz. the "preservation a nd ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach- to Yo oa ris ch 'Sunde ll iland, 1 y da e y ar s s a c tre i r tin tl i s laill e c a u . ''re k le 4 a v d il fee y ;i it at ki lempted by other Piaci:WV Newcastle, and Edinbur g h, carries Four Insides only, every Af- without effect 1- snit such has been the egrerabkeewit of ape!` culttvation of the ancient Celtic' taigil age, who was necessarily abient.; The greatest hilarity prevailed, t s e t rilekr, d a . : Three o'Clock, by way ot 12connaster, Granthain, and tic eof . i 4 }ea tai the 4110de an- e agle:l! lias.PSOtaa . ! o r; :the room hattingleen hung round with tart.tn, and I instance ever proved aloe:wav e , during u owl pot M any '"l .atif SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Varna new Coach, every 1 Sind. parsein, of both - stun, bane experienced theeei" s r.,,A I' the triernbers Wore tartan scarfs and bonnets : alternate : Mowing, to the George Imo, Sunderland. ' 1 143941 g been perfectly cured. ,fter. serere anal iujutant mow: :G i seli4 and English songs. i:i which Mr. Shaw took . a, principal part, were_ of by the iand Wolverhampton Post-Coach, MANCHESTER, Winslow, Conglettni Newcastle, Walsall, hadbeem persever n t in to he par de. SHREWSBURY Welinnst• , -....0n, and StiOnal Pon-C.:ea& the 1 Pwitettiar every AfternoOn.—Guarded. Messrs. Goss and'Cn. each. iv ly professia4 the ere °f i r, inspiring note of the great .hagpipe. .it being also g o , • yal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock.—Guard 1, at taken f e w, marked with the obloquy so justly anames ,o4 'the 'illin - v * eat) , of the glorious 't tr victor"- of Camper- SHEFFlELD.conspl.ruls. in order that they nal rAW be 1.. .. and Rotherham Post Coach. cafltd the Rocking; - • the ignorant elnpinc.'" , think it kur jthtier us thcsneOg's to 'down, actlaired by their countryman, Lord Duncan, •hatn. every Marenslc • , amongst many tether loyal and appropriate toasts,' i SOUTHA hri MPTON, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst. Ly- ' branch ot the proLision (ceiti&ates ot which. froth .. the following was given:, "to the nieranry of Lord p m ngtor esie C of w stchu h r t ch ier. Kit:gwondd Guernsey Fnrdingleridge, Wimborn, I b linpil i tals, BIIsMINGHA IS M 'Merc e u T r'y an Post Coac : that th e yjsava been properly ellocat e d and initiated. sow - ol eo , and tenintonials . trout : r he t t i n:st l l. , :un .n e e nt e , 1 Duncan, and may the British Reet ever continue to fol .l ss % . r i a tPa °ll G g 'ua i rd laill sets low the example /lc laid :" in explanation,itwas stated, t h ey taheir to convince it l ld q u is t ed c ) tite . :n to quit 'WelLa oat every Afternoon, and reaches Eirrninghatn neat day it Noon. the'general Practitioner, and they presume th at their r-- giib ' that hilttindship was the!first 4lio practised the sm. 1 tesifullnakeuvre of breaking.the enemy's line. Mr. Passes by Oxford, Enston i and Shipetone, to the Saracen's Head, cui.stitute a lair ground for the un t recetkuted conlimeec Bull-street Bhmingh • '-an'. which they have, by the PuL -.c . ..fteeir so liberally k HULL, Northcave, Host/ilea, Thorn, and Doncaster Post- Patients in the counny are.requeoted to state . the. zak4 o 1 Brown, the Prince Regent's High' end Genealogist , Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the 801 l and Sun inn, of their case. age, aitel manner ot living, enclosing a irdaila al WAS invited, as the Bard or Senaehie of the Society, Myton.gate, Hull. 'EHAMP . ION, Winchester, for advice and medicines, and the same will be fore . ' and he produced an address in thevenvrable language, SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week • gut of tile kingdom. Lathict he-recited, and in which was a stanza, which 3°U • every Evenin g , • may be translated thus :" It was in the days of the SUNDERLAND, Ya , and stnc Alr ktnn esfo c r o d a , d4 and 4v A e lto ry n y Co n : : . • . o T 4 o )s b s e al co ut n.;u c l o ied . setin;gbecuiriss.blpia.seiteuvdsEyer.(:::::77,or ....ki.brlerer):. by patients of either sex, ant", secrecy. delicacy, scat! """""-,- trees Font•ston' !renowned Malcolm Caenmor, who brought his Queen int, at A past e. . . . pri W tnd tr ai ta id u ti l i i e . M iin er . al war thudand w C i o ll . n r o eS t r b e e ri a r c ll c if o y ikn e tab qu i a e in f, t ir th a e n i; mucTung ..... +Awe . afro ry HIGH WATER AT LONDON ARID • , Ifrom England, that the English language was first Luggage, I St ic e. t o h f at ruaire than Five Found •" 'r'..' fi e l''' is albs 111 introduced into our country ; but you, 0 men ot my Pastels or Lug,- s Value, if lost .._•.__•..._ _ t '":" --- ik•-• r iPlarei -1 1 0 Afternoon,. ' - ........ .. ••••• th"thi ----. Snuntry, the .Gaelic is honourable to be spoken— ord d amage , unless entered as suchand paid for accordingly, at LONI.KISI t Printei by Letts Kenos ran , ' . never let it die while your mounkainixadtire.'" - 'as sarscen't Iliad Inn, Siam-bill . ,i.oedons - • I - peteidn\ltbkre, audat dm SW.Olcsi T . rilA liiiikkktg.' • .-.-•*•••• , f:(- SMITHFIELD, Dctober Id. • , Beef Ss 0.1 to as Veal 6s Its id Mutton 5s Od to 69 2d Pork 64 Od Od Lamb .ss. od. to 6s. id. Beasts, about 570—Sheep and Landis, 6,700. Calves, 200--Pigs, SW. • PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. !Tay 41 Oslo 51 5. NeW Clover 61 Os to 71 104 New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 Os to el 53 NJ WOATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKET. • reef 51 id to es Yeal 4, ad to es 4sl Merton 4$ Od t0, 4 4$ Od Pork 5; 01 to 7s 4d Loose • 4.. M. to es. ed. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE:BoatouGn mAtursT. Bags. Pockets. 121 08 to 1.51 153 Kent lot Os to 111.0$ 111 Os to 141 Its Sitmek 01 'os to , 121 Os 121 Os rat 151 0i Farah's* lel Oct* *Ol us . PRICES OF HAY AND.STRAW. ST. )1111,1111 . i• Wu sr teal. int.: IW. 3. Os. to 61. 'Os. oil. Hay . 41. Os: m st. os. *raw 11. 16s. to 21. 2.. Od. Chem, 71. 78. to 21.• es Straw• .11. - 16. to 33... 60 • PRICE OF TALI.trW., 7 •' St. 151ne . .4 iVitikei Ls sd 'fawn Tallow . fly ed. Clare Mfirket Os 0.1 kenos,/ Ruisii 91s 011 ‘yhiteehapel Market Si .6d Whitt dittd Owr Od per statue of bib. . 13/3 8 p ditto 9-Js Od' 103 81 Melting tituff kverage .58 $d Dittit rough 4 . 511 - tld to 4.31 . Gii2Ve4_ 13.:1 04. Good Dregs 9s 01_ Kent Stittiek Eire: Yellow Sop 986—Alward ) tt2 -Curd, II €, —ir. Price of Candles per ...luxe:), i Ss. ed---Neloulds, Isis 6d. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Di dinary if. 0.1. to 25.. Ai :I stone) 3s. 04. to 33. 4d. Market Calf 174. Oti. each Middlings 2s ad. to 2s, 10.1. English Horse 13s. to 1.55. 04 Lamb Shins Is. 9d. to 2s. 9.1 Sl:wettings 211. Od. to 3s. 0d,." PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENI - lALL MARV- ET. Big ts 25d 23d Calf Skins 3:d 39c1 Ditto 29d 30d Ditto • . sad 464 Merchants' 'Backs 24d 26d Dine 11a1 45d Dressing Hides 19,1' 20td Small Seals -33 d 36d Fine Coach Hides 211 2344 Large ditto, per dot. ivus twig Crop Hides for cutt. 21d 24d Tanned Horse Hides 19i4ti 234 Ditto 1844 2ld Goat Skins 341 625. COAL-MARKET, October 16. Ships at Market . Sold Prices. Is' blt wcaAlis 11} 394. 3d. to 51s. 9d. I Sunderland 2 425. 61. t 0,455. 6.1. ". Oztox o, OCT. 10—The second best price of a , bushel of Wheat was 14s. ad. accortfing to which price, and a due allow.' once made to the biker, the asiate and price of bread are as 101-1 1 key, ci f ,,--1 he peck 101 l househole. to weigh 17 lb. 6 cc. 4s. 7d. TLe halt peck 2s. 3id and tbe smaller in proportion. - • ' ; . CANTLIBUIT STOCK MARKET, OCT. 13.--Beef;l24. Od. to 14s' od. per score.—Mutton, ss/Od. to sr. ad. per stone.— .. Lamo, ss. Od. to 6s. Cd. per, ditto.—Veal, 6s. Od. to 7s. od I per ditto. - . . The harvest is finished in most of the Scottish coot:- ; ties, and one. more abundant never fell, under the sickle. The price of provisions is every where de dining . rapidly, nor does the state of the wea t h er , which is somewhat moist, retard the operations of the husbandman in securing his crop from the ap proach of winter. • - - JIIRTHgr On the 13th Instant, ht the Diener", Battle, Mrs. Birch, of 1 son. - • • At Closeburn Han, Donsfries-ihlre, on the 1115 instant, Mrs. Stuart Monteath. of a daoghigi. l i ;'