Star. — London, England, 1812-11-20 00:00:00

(I".l° T . • UNE. • 1 • • Stumm! thin Idsi otessisit Thy meteor-blase Malteds the mind : : ;... r" . • '•" '1 From truth-41tons vetopo w led aseres, ,; o ' . ' Thy votaries Mora thy in s ira b x ast . Devoted to thy fraudful .• . vikif' -1 1'heY hell thy,anyini es &vise; t Investing thee wish wieisin'iebbinms. . With virtue's nieeti-!wigh ifinee4.olsfo" .Pe!solvy Power! tillizalolll o , l l T,: Thisgirccious inclose riseritff goer VW" worth's rich stare, Itidiei ettsliry " i ".. • o varnish o'er tidaniphoeiggilidet T . When truth with ettleorialed • `" , •1 qpil! 043 Whim resew o'er metaidad prmitirs-: • Thvo Fortune shall shy reign beefs/! „.t; And thy vain sitir smoke no more ! • • . , • 01 mur k's claim, regardless thee , 0.. 'ris thine to deck the guilty beriv--" • • 'it: Jit ‘• Gimwreathe, ai:d•crowns, sod seelptorei 004 1•••: r oritilooa, whom-thy smiles eteate.. . • • Yee though oo high thy fverim rim, • Troth views him, with urdosaied eyes g , - His shadowy virtues gild! away • Likivapoers from the solar ray. • ;- - Wang la their murky tints array'd, I Lo! the grim rico* stand di•play'd I ; blended wit% folly's glaring hue, • r„ .y They rush offensive on the view. ~ • ' •; h •;;;? i firm array though all combine--. Though success bid the anion shins-. :" 4 • Ea - vale, with api!its !him Thrtileteisrom, . • - • ".` ':7 ; : • Wield tertune deck her *Avg • - NW 'adorn; who lights true glory's Some Wisdom, disdains the bereaved clam:— She spurns the crown front Portnne gain% Screed front worth—width murder stain'tt And shad the Mose her penis* estsivit On Despoti, born tor bantam wee ► With prostituted verse, inflate The scourge employed by vengeful Fate ? • Shall lair maid ptains, For Spat, wake the Poet's strains? • Say,--shall the berco-destroying blaze, • ':~~~ ~: it •.. ,:. Fe - r PUILIP*4 Son, extort his kis t Bid us, in him, delighted see, AU, Anita, we hate in thee : Shall thirst fo; power, or empty fame, Usurp heroic Virtue's name/ Ye Con q uerors! —scourges of your race! What crimes your ' l aity annals trace ! Bee broken faith, and projects wild ! Monarchs, by lawless pow'r, despoil'd' Cities, where Sam's devouring prey ! Victors,—more cruel still than they; A surdas; Nation's sad remains,. Compai'd to dpg their Tyran's Theheart-struck mother's deep despair, Who sees the savage soldier tear The fainting victim trom her arms , 'Mitts wo•• and want, and desth'salarins! _• Ye Delegac:se of Heavenly Pow'r, Bay —caliche tempest's sullen low'r,— Can the red ilght'ulog's blasting flame, Alone, the Darts , 'proclaim) On the rank ground of human woe • Can human glory only grow ! Must grim destruction dress the snit With ruin, havoc, rape, and r ,` • . foes of human poses! Yet your bunting triumph mar. •• thin longer boost Belitota's - • Mir sanguinary laurels lade. le every clime beneath the skies, Views, a vulgar product, !at be airiness truly great, Who rise, over adverse : fats. Fortune bet for a season stays, And storms may blast her hesahtest But, Wisdom! ballow'd is thy form— al° shock can change thy steady course. Though Fortune on Ocravure shone, • To guide bet !white to the throne - , '••' With access snarled his bloody way, .1 To kmpire's undivided sway. I AUGUSTUS, heisad ne'er been nasn'd o Had not suceeedini whdom claim 'd The tribute due—and justice shed, • A new bortyglory rouud his heed. 0, Wisdom f 'twos thy aid &eine, Made Rome from dark Affliction shine; And chang'4 her mournful cyprus glooa To laurels of immortal bloom. While lavish Fortune, strong and blind, ' •" Gives wide dominion o'er mankind, The ConqUeror dazzles ev'ry eye ; • . But should the fickle Goddess By, ' Down drops the. mask—the man is bare... • The Hero vanishes in hair : • At once, the bright Illusion's o'er; •• • . The meteor falls—to blaze no more! ' Tun Flue ARTS—The lovers of Grecian sculpture must be pleased to hear, that this country will receive great and imperont accession to its stores, in a Frize Of alto relievo, 100 feet long, found by Messrs. Lnou, COCKEttlii.L, FOSTER, Baron 1 - IALLna, and Monsieur LnsxT, at the Temple of ApolloEpicurius, Phigalia, evidently cute of the works of Pumas. From the itneonnected state in which the different parts were found, the Gentlemen who have examined it have lot yet been able to unite it sufficiently well to form idea .of the subject ; but, from every opinion famed at present, it appears to contain the two sub. t w sects of thea h i qua rr el mul which arose t a h t ee the marriage it of een thollinasons and Athenians. Of the former there ton be no doubt, since many of the events which 4here Occtrred are too remarkable to be mistaken, terticalarty where the Centaur, Euarratow, endea. *oars to can away HIPPODAMIA, and is prevented by Tuartokralso the two Centaurs, who are seen forcibly gjaryhts away the virg;n, and the youth her Mks The latter subject is more difficult of divintp ! list the flgestion of its being the aboventen- WOW ' ogee &y fecm the persons of Ate rtora and Takeittrs being very conspicuous in the group. The whole formed the Prize of the interior of the Cella, Which was of the lonic order, and the relievo is even Isigher than that of the Temple of Theseus. The opinion of its being the work of Pumas, indepae r ntly of the style of sculpture s is also strengthened by the circnineta - nce of the Temple being built by , Icrisua„ who generally gave the preference to the ,above scu Two of French mortars which were Wing' ' the alnoyance of the inhabitants at Cadiz, hivelseen ded last week it Portsmouth ; one of them, called Ai! The Duke of Treviso," is nearly 8 feet long, and presents a singular specimen of French invention—ia shape it bears some resemblance to a howitzer-the 'calibre of both, are about the size of our 13-inch mot-. tars, though in their internal construction they differ materially. They are of brass, as are also the beds. rhelargest took 401bs. cf powder for its charge, and Virefinow a shell to the immense distance of three milts. The other except in being fixed to the bed is not Mike in flake and size, to our English If-inch mortar. 'hey were brou4ht by his Majesty's ship REVENGE, ass said so be mtended a a present to the ILRGENT.. , I. 1 t + ' 1 V ';` l 4L!E?JS POLICE. , l': yter illit a llug hi a coea t ' la liiilri="itkainritivelf;nva: t il u ter t e :lc s, d w .b;:e t r o ulik ory the memb irw in th th eir ial : sni t ... r.r.r., r ROBBERIEa. , ,I the sit inn ta , Mowairiarrov-Yritetday the seven! peng ! imp t i rel i bebnatiot tailed fensdnamf flak ora h lra n d i f i e au . ilsetiod" elk taken into •custody,. lod stispicitin of . bd . 's"' l', vets. in e sios i 4 o .l l ,SarrYl4/C Illt I?"xy iti.timolace of !Di a .. gliftwened in the .recrat street robberies ta‘ddintail) lrt, tb,:vi. UP_ !if Taildssetis, paristi'iotPoro h T k, aZ,, jots ; wiast ' "' um ' . ° lft" 'ihnbllnts Asa ll° tll s'f atiOit r the In wh et e r n °P° Me i taani sfers i a uf a ss i tSal br isb iagb2 ury-ralnares , 4 kdr ; sft" jsl4 474 4 lb* ln ris "i 'ire l li re V'e Pl acl e g i th a iel' ell hC ehildfin i" , l uit sio j O u f P y lon' - , sta led ; that line atienewg,, a short tier I ate abassmit - . tii iti••. 1 i .-. ...i.. t'a •• e:. • t4 ' '' he 'Vat pitta i 4 1 IV ~1 t n i ro:t 2 h d s i tl an i. ton tl tt ~ d fAistrf l ott i tir •' ihiteiti 'and eight O'kUj ,) hiwilito - naWillhoi r y.111011%1/ et kb: jolt" 44 hi'tvis siiironndeeflit .. . , i $9,09 8 t,_ 04 1 4 r . . RRIAGE should he the foundation of. Sod* move; int* ... - 7, , P M .tia&Piliblorhie,b l -often diSiMbed Ahrens% the p a g er that Town. The °mew ttkittg those 13recautinnewItia t anuk r se . afttairl i f ; , r 4 , A t ro t "ls ers skan,tbe egiornetz 0f dm grealkinnti. tdmius. Now nets, ank llteilOiXt4ib t of every tank pay adoration to the shrinenf wedlock ; but when, at length . Mr. p• • the constitution has been tainted by d•aeige, or "debbi•and se; , weals iietettsesttrietail: ality.fisity ap t a renenwica of itaha „; believed 'him not to swered in the affir lint( pre‘iou! IR uttering that : faun is indispens.isly squ i s h", reitt 4 eke idumberittg `spttt of Ilfe, and to reinimale the sythat. f or giviag the destriptlidi wesdisehars limterFillithuttodnOtare ewutite TR, neeteuy-Hy se ., Temple, of sremiif neat laappinesalipn those which atoheconsequ a . er 0; ur a chain ; that R e pinion% it Aim Nis tontdentfron' Wirth Inducedlnduced Ve lfi nt r; ntrt parish of St. Ma&-le. wawa and4o:cfewnlresT leartivensy years r m dent their fa h ; diva apt i psaqiceezclu 4 ive yto the treatment and cute of Vs, rieteal' seasV. and Me disotders ariala tturefrun4iralio t ht Monday sennight a covey of partridges being reed,' afters - as pointed Strand, and should kat derangement of the system, troduced% the ihatnietsiesi a te d chased by a hawk, alighted in Dumfries, and were so it., anoiderste school -Inty,• Which brings On (ham &w ean stupified by tenor their win enemy, that one h. e tillltth and'Veficiencles - th,t • prenpj or entlatter ate M ar i. of them suffered itself to be eau E d attended, and eta . red b y a per son who in the Strand, told him _ smilailistatee, Pass IMCOIIIOI Mak a their flan, g:res t who had robbed him were co rniag„ ansettseetr I igi_diiional ardour. m_ op posn t h e savages of th en compi happened to be on the street at e time. hid any one with him to aisis.f intikillEalEth I i Ilitalefeard the RUM in'iputmlit in the ca alogueOt hiaan Ink. Last week a partridge, closely pursued by a hawk, replied, he had no partner, and titedlfts i ttitti I o dd s . -es tita.t. o .every person who has indulg e d Noah mi. took refuge in a shop in Aberdeen, where it readily assist him, there being four of them, burble. *tart t f r 2 vice to seek relief by consulting prof T isiosai. on rg mi . surrendered, and is 11eVr in good keeping. —being afraid. The four men passed thins 'itAit ? the ' and liondnr, td which Meters. Currie and Co. claim the • f , SSOCtilblik aiwthelutic nedsorky, es. welt as the untagoa rf o f uo ,. contradicted facts. In professing the cure of these coaclaints, Thursday se'nnight,nue Jatstel,Crawford, a deaf end of Strand-lane, and looked at them in the m ' and dumb man, was attacked I l e yen Glasgow and daring manner. He had a fall view of their faces, they bold ant no inducement to vice ; but, fa lable as all men Paisley, by three foot-pads, cue and abused very and had no doubt bat Nightingale was one of them. au* be 4 sae-esi.tenf4 of nteb eabbbideistkek artt Mr assis. tance as regularly.educated Memlnrs, of the loyal Colleges Qs much, and robbed of a silver watch. • • 7114 followed the gang to the end of Burleigh-street, Thursday se'nnight, some of the manufacturers of where they remained at the gate of Exeter Change surgeons of London and Edlitlau:gh. • Messrs. Carrie and Co. have selected the following letter. from GlasgOw, who had agreed to pay the rate of wages for some time in conversation ; he there passed them, the many they are daily receiving, .from d Gentl e rn e n_ nruicr them thanks for their restoration to !AIM and titgorrins Fratie decided to be y the Justi were drawn and had another view of Nightingale, and was sure it was sent to them unsolicited, from the ensi.mEalloideaitufg in a carriage, on which was chalked in large charac- he was one (if them. He asked Mr. Nesbitt again to who had laboured under this distressing andpairvoli v uo s j ix ters---‘s The Prices of 1.792," through the streets of assist him in taking them, buthe declined, saying he tut' years; he bad been under the cart of sever..l Sit that city by the populace: •• ' thought it dangerous to attempt such a thing. Mr. professional etninene.c,• none of whom afftwdod MIA fernsieel; i Monday se'nnight a girl Of nine years of age wasthe an into • Nesbitt there left him. He followed g g h relief; but ft ors the superior nvade of . tieut...dggieJ set t pursued by Messrs. Carrie god ed. - he ro-WMi. tadiesicete If found drowned la one Of t h e tan-pits i n min Ktreett Exeter -street, in hopes of meeting some persons w o the short a pace et one am*. ...........b 4 ,. 1 . 4 Perth. , would assist him in taking them into custody o-- 7 but " ;ro Dr. Currie, 107, Haqpn-Dardep. No less than three children were burnt to death ihe there lost sight of them, and • supposes that they " Lord --J- Yee's g reat pleasure In coniffilinkitinetMilif Cinvie,the perket.re-establislmietit of Istainobil,- m eouire kec i last week, by their clothes catching fire, in the m 0..: went into a house.. The evidence M . r. Nesb itt gale of his mild and adm rable treatment ot.6t{iqstres in ;he Umbra, .on M onday last was rea d to h im, which state d mat ne mentary absence of their parents, viz. at Annan, Bee- .believe d Ni b ' I the • identified fully 4 g tinga e, prisoner, - He may add; that be Can not for ml-ty feres •ttlt4.d an mod comfort and freedom from an; and he . lint ne &WI chin and Montrose in Scotland. 'the patrol*, 'together with Newbank and Willianit, his hawing obtained, through his skill and s ageption, a periect ao4 Saturday se'nnight, as Alexander White, smith at radical cure of that horrid toniplaint. ' Alle was not a stran g e ? to be three of the men. He was asked if he w i s hed the depot, Perth, was driiing a cart, in the glen of to w th e e r n f ian n u l ev a f tb a ir at tr o i t a bera men l and j t st co the P s° ars4 n l a la tho lt i ii n'ti h at to alter or add any thing to his former ev id ence ? to Abernethy, the cart being overturned, it fell, together p of o applau r s o e to Dr: eu?rte i a ltic u ll be jl sel l tritVINI:4 ) r`and shall ever which he answered in the negative, but expressed a with the horse, on White, who was so much bruised be most ready and willing to acknowledge." . -.. ay disinclination to prosecute ;he was, however, bound that he died soon after. i over in the usual recognizan c e of £4O, but still re- Me w aa-s Currie an e c may be c nau -hi pa °: ild 9 rAndu' *i 'their Rolle; "ii eitier Last week, as some workmen were employed in fused to agree to prosecute, saying he should consi- slejz. Hamill-Urea". secrecy' In ttleoos24 le•ltee l 4 . l repairing the flooring of the lowermost house in der his life in danger if he did, as two men had been state the particulars of t,itrir case, apatite, gencralliabit. of I.ring, North Shields, they found 200 Queen Anne's six- to hi s h ouse , an d h e did not knout what they_svanted. &c. bearing a reidlttance ter ad lee and medicates, whoa tl.l pence:. They are very little damaged, though it Mr. READ and Mr. BIRNIE then tamtervad that pub- same will be siveseeleinessimepset ate fila g emie, . does not appear that they had been deposited is any ' tic justice demanded it of him, and i M e t 2 • l . 3i rti or er r ed thing to preserve them from the earth. his recognizance to be increasd to 'bnefoir ill About ten days ago, four or five men attacked the this, he did not agree cordially to proseente, and ssi id house of W. Brown, Kilgraston, near the bridge of be would consult his - attorney. Mr. Roan tdldiihn Earn, with an intention to rob ; but fortunately a if he did not he would cause him to be indicted. 1 *' 1 ". soldier of the Ross-shire Militia was lodging there, I The female (Mrs. Elden), who was passillg theft id and having discharged his musket on discovering the surrection Gate of St. Giles's Church-yard, on tAr. gang, they ran off with the greatest precipitation, day evening, the Bth instant, at the dine Mr. Sondfi without accomplishing their purpose. -term assaulted and robbed of his watch, chain, seta Sunday, a child about four years old, belonging to seals, attended yesterday, and stated, that Me. Sate Wm. Calithup, bailiff to Mr. Marten, of Barfreston; i ton was drove against her with great violent*. At Kent, being left in the room, its clothes caught fire, . the instant she thou ght he was i ntoxicated , , but in a by which means it was so dreadfully burnt, as to minute observed h im surrounded by three men, and cause its death after lingering a few hours. I heard Mr. Sutton say he had lost his watch, &c. when two of the men exclaimed " Halloo , what's the Saturday John Kingsley, a labourer employed at matter ?" and the third, whom she was sure was New the brewhonse of John Abbott, Etq. of St. Dun- , bank, ran across the street, and went up a court. She New :tan's, near Canterbury, incautiously ventured into a had no doubt of his person, he being close natesi and vat to cleanse it before the foul air was sufficiently ; she having a full view of his face, together With the evaporated, inconsequence of which he was suffocated. I p- make of his-person, his voice, &c. The evidenei Tuesday se'nnight, as Mr. James Ford, sliopkee , which Mr. Sutton gave on Monday was then read er, on the Walther Road, was returning from Sand- , over to him, wherein he said he confidently believed with, about seven o'clock, two men attacked him on the same man (Newbank), as Mrs. Elden had iden the Turnpike Road, nearly opposite to Pinglesham, . tilled, to be one of the robbers, together with another close to a barn called Tipper's Barn ; they imme- of the prisoners of the name of Chambers. Mr. Silt diately knocked him down, and rifled his pockets of ton stated that he remained of the same opinion, and se97 - in notes, and about 10s. in silver. The robbers I had nothing to alter or add to his former evidence.— got clear off with their booty. I Mr. ADOLPHUS attended for Newbank, and offered to In the night of Tuesday se'nnight, some villains ' prove an alai in the charge against him in this rob broke into the theatre in Durham, by taking off a , bery, observing that he was well aware -that Mrs. El part of the roof, mid stole therefrom the brass bran• den having swore positively to his person, he bad no ches in front of the boxes, the brass mounting of a . hopes that any alibi he could bring would induce the gun, a box filled with glass lamps, &c. They also Magistrates to decide upon in contradiction to a.posi-- cut and defaced a grove scene, and destroyed several tive identity. Mr. READ observed, he was ready to other articles. , hear anything he had to adduce ; but Mr. AnoLeuus A boy, three years old, son of Mr. Shaw, Charles- said that unless he could be satisfied, that if he pro . - street, -Westminster, was - yesterday run over by a ved lin unquestionable alibi the prisoner would not be Hackney-coach, in George-street. He had strayed committed, it would be in vain for him from the dwelling of his parents, and was attempting as it would be only taking up time unnecessarily to crow the street unseen flay the coachman. Both Mr. READ said, he could not pledge himself his thighs were broken, and his skull was considera- Mr. ADOLPHUS stated, that he thought bly injured. mention this, that it might not be said• We mentioned in a former piper that Joint Cluing, was a trumped up defence. He' had tenact in Halferne, in the parish of Crossmichael, fence for Newbank, in the charge against near Castle Douglas, ip Galloway, was found imir. ing concerned in Mr. Nesbitt's robbery.. dered in a field adjoining to his house, between Nightingale, Williams, and Chambers, nine and ten o'clock, en the 6th instant. His skull committed for trial, on the above charges. was fractured ; - suspicious strongly attach to James Mr. Harper, the Common Councilman McLellan, whose farm of Ringanwhey is contiguous lately been-robbed in a simil ar manner , to that of Halferne. It is said that the patsies had could not identify,any of the watches, been mutually irritated by the trespassing of ,each &c. fbund OP the prisoners, or any of their 11 . other's cattle in their respective possessions, and. that A tradesman preferred a charge against the angry words had passed between them; and it is nen * Bainbridge and Bros, alias Liadsg,. known, that when Cririe went out after breatfait to des,cription, viz.—that they had been concerned see if his cattle were in their pasture, M'Lellan was others in breaking open his house; aad, labouring with his spade on the confines of his farm, t o the amount of bet ween 2 an d 0300, in the immediate neigaticinrhood of the field where evidence to prove it, only what annticintspliteit the blood was found. IsfeLellan has abspid'ed, and told him, who had given evidence againstesons was seen wading through the Dee, abotgps, o'clock persons who bad been acquitted. Theopiimehent of the day of the, murder. ! , • aot. detained on this charge; but the e 4 . 44 .4. , A most meleichol eiCidei}t hap p Am the 3d teld he could im u .indict the be thought instant, at the mill ~ over, near/Grgyishhy. A : 1 8ainbridge, BrooM, Alias Lindley, and young man who.hapiietied to call at e thg.end i , I, itke,au- Fireprerld i alias Torn Sews .Were not tiously laid.hishinctiog 4 chain then in she a c t o f tak- These,tellows were appreh e nded by .Ni c h o. ing up a a saaaront the ground, and getting entang- pbreys, and Litnberick, in a gang cifeeven, led, was is danger oflos ing his life, when his brother, nsing's.row, on , the evening of the -11th . (the person who worked the mill) instantly flew to roman( the gang trade their escape CM his relief, which be happily effected • but, alas, by bis nee of the officers.. B a i a b r hi ge . was generous exeition, got entmgled hi ;mself, and, shock- by his mother-anti brother to, be a Very' bad ing to relate, was nearly, torn to pieces 1 His lest ter, and'thev wished he was . seat out of arm was taken off by the shoulder s •and his whole The fa/Waif Brooks, alias Lindsey, told body bruised and mangled in so shocking a manner had been fee= home two months, and 1- that no hopes can be entertained of his recovery.. had been thieving during:hat tine,—Ha , - A,puh)iean, in Gray's-inn-lane, was yesterday con.. Snuff, had been is she: Custody of Mance victed, at Hatton-girden Office, i s th e p ena l ty o f 10 s . of stealingabwatch.---M r . READ or de re d for keeping his house. open at an =seasonable hour; ': find bail for their Pei belltlioar• TRAVEIIIIAVi, Madamepotent, and Antwo.nti, of the Opera-House, who bee lavly been to Brigh ton without the Secretary of State,s psonisaiooortre sent to the Alien Office a few dais since, analitheir licences of residence withdrawn. In considerndini,: _ Mini however of thisit & itood.'eonduct.7/1*.,i 0 their breach-of Mien Reguladon, and tie inter cession of many reopeseible characters, they have Iran allowed to continuelheit residence here. It is'to hoped that the 'salts*, *dace that has been !akin; if their impropriety of conduct, will operate as a WOW ing to every class of foreigners in this countryill. to tamper with the indulgent consideration they IMP hitherto enjoyed. The Alien Act subjects 'reef* Alien who violates the condition of his-licence, to im prisonment for any time not exceeding six months, at the discretion of the Justice of the Peace before whom he shall be convicted ; and if this penalty were more I rigidly inflicted, there would, in all probability, be more attention paid to the wholesome regulations es tablished under the Alien Act. V 1 itet w SA_R4CEN'S HEAD LEN, 11* b'Accomrnodatioti 'II Liguori, 'TR E fallowing :I- COACHES, &c. ~EXETPso :Plylooqth, Dartmosvh, and Siklisbury die o'clock, with a Gust*. pprj, Vlandforil, &sinister OSTON, Spalding, F nosssßoystrMeß Ciricir,•t Boston to Spilshyv ; m oods, LIVERPOOL, Warrlni Post-Comb, called I'h o'Clock, to. B. Brotherton .. EiverpooL Guarded throughout. c _.,. • _A, • BATH and BRISTOL Flying Potf-Ccraeltdi,thretalikti ham, gene, and Marlborough, ewnw4fternwaoirrive Ititat: Greyhound lon, Batti . ,ttly Leaden Tav , 'Bristol,. next MOrnifsschts of W wllkertTliPveols, &C. . 4.rit i1fi10 , 444 1111 am . • LEEDS new light Coach, b e %pc V all; l i tr . V2 Months* at Elght o'Clock; cat is Fate itt_....es ohly, d InarkahlY ear/, with a.Guard thmughoya: tlississ licerlsreratfill. ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, und Fccrybritige, tolbs Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at •Nodit. NOtwititstatangilii uncommon Expedition of thib Coach, it inallonred so be the milt agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, . brink unequalled in Accommodatlou by. any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, 'Kirby-Lonsdale, Bultoo, Chorley, Ornishirk, and Gamow Post Coaches, every Allen noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhili, Th ornhill, Sangbar-Kiln, Cuntnock'Kingswell, and all Parte of Scotland, Camperdown Coacb, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-rd Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlingist, Northstlertou, Ehorham, Morpetb, and Berwick.. Pinssge• finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey,, m 34 remit what time they please, and then proceed ork without . *knot Fare. 1. CLARE, the-Black evtan Coderstreet, Puna Coaches to Sundarlamit,:diall, ScarbOrtwitit; Vial&fi I ;*hen he got FIX/ CI . merhingbo pbuoue. • I cutiislpot eq.fTo4 l 7 !,99k1 1 ;04°. 1 4'ffill seolie neitr IbNy,tit4t, viva j ;lief 4etiedlo . ine . w tine t e t: :. rfejiectinS,Alatalsqgc.;— ii t'tbe 'question s wlikloter : , I die which ' 'be. r . Id' *kW "fait: jl;7437eVij 3, the *tole; Strand, bad lien the paella I d - out by frethet mom some of - thee; lesorgt 'red; that Mr. mitt'Neibite ra of the robbery, titif the giiit Arit iR Movkambri ..13 13 V.: ll LEN, S7jlo lill,L , 1.0N11S) • lon Toe- Travellers, rasa Beth, ana thdistatt Chrges. BOS'~. COACHES, . . set out frons the Saracen's '•t - " .Viesticarth,, Diarbeaer. ury N . esv post Coach, every jviataleja thre Althltskr,l/16 stolat; and.liadamag• • ; • , PpterborojO, Stikpn, and 11 • fetS out every Evening.—Coachei do, grimily/. and .„t /13 'neon, Kuutsford, Stone, satrite!Seid o Expellition, every kfintng' at flea 110 0.1 1, Seassen's Head , hm, Inbratnall in) to proceed,. other Places. , _, •- 7 - ,') %ii., ,: - ..'s)iti:' , . ERIDGENORTH sod Widiell, esw lext..-colreib Or inecessarikr...: -Evening. mself to that., "- CARLISLE, Peigrittr, and Whftebilvett " Nstt toatt,geniA 'ht it right idol fieer Holiest and a Guard all the way. Pena 01.000006# , i . 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