Star. — London, England, 1823-01-01 00:00:00

I 1' 7 _ . t . . . .n. • , -, . t r ( t . ' a. . '' • -. '''' • 141 , ' • - .. •••• 1 ' f -%' .4 oe •:,t ... ; . C . . , 1 A •.. : • - . ) 1 . .: - 17 :'...; • • * .•' • • ; • • Is ..'•-•.—..."_ ...../.. ,t • _ ** 1911 ... r t • " , s fr E NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE , Jl. JANUARY, contains, besides the usual varieties— • Awn s Nimmons ; or, A Parthlan Glance at 1822: ' the Author of Select Society, or a Week at Worthing. COORT•of ALDERMEN at Fishmonger's Hall. On Puns Punsters. Spurting without a License. The harried IS as nut:l:le. Peter Pindarics. Lines by Thomas Campbell. The Geoiu.s of Spain. On the Amusements of the Studious. Letter From a Bashful Bachelor. Letter to the Editor an inlroetant subject. Selma of the CARIES of Smote • - IL:VA K. NA reLION ' S .11itmotus. - LAS CASES' JOURNAL of .TACO 9.• CONVellatiODS at St. Helena. BRITISH GALLEKII Nu. I. Mr. ANGERS/IEIN. To-Day. Sonnet to the N triA 1 , -chscon in the Landes. Alaric the Visigoth. Sir ETeling . . Dream. Poison for the Rats. The Uncle and Nephew modern Pilgrimages. The STUDIO of CANOVA, &c. &c. Printed for ittnry Collown and. Co. --- - 'TOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for Weakness of Stomach, Indigestion, Costiveness. Bilious Irregul, aware e:.;nestly tecurnmended in all those cases (and they are 1111111terou%) where, the stomach being already weak, and r" soothe powers deranged, active purgatives are highly preji tad productive oLserious injury to the constitution. These In that operation, are peculiarly mild, safe, and effectual: gentle aperient tonic, they cl:anse and yet strengthen the mach, reitore the appetite, promote digestion, and keep :muck in a regular and comfortable state--free front costly but by rr , trA.l.ms too rehted. The timid Pills are sold at ‘2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. II s. and 22a. box, by the ovendets of geoutne Niedicluesovholesale and in England, Scotland. and Ireland. g,- Observe the signature of " JOHN Trvras" on the and his name !mind the Royal Arno once seat. A CASE highly deserving the attention of the Public. To Mr. CANIIA ;%11, Proprietor Of VELNOS' vEdET SY RUB, 52, lkrner's.street, Oxford-street. eitit November, cIR—I shod& have done myself the pleasts, waiting on yoU, to thank you for the benefit I have tea Dy takin idghteen bottles of your VCGETA BLE. SY OF DE V ELNOS, but at present I ant - not equal, at vancrd age, toperform. •,,; the journey. Lave nit leave .a inform yam, that I was afflicted with a terrible scurbati .Lunt for many years, so exceedingly had, that in the yew . was under the necessity of retiring (torn's. public situsti that period-I hed,been under various medical men, whim material beifefit, aria continued in a miserable state of er till about the year 18211, when I was induced to try yo. getable Syrup is my last resource. At this time I was most deplorable and wtttched condition, frightful to see • Dave the pleasure to add, that by a continuafion of the V, Syrup, bad as I was; It relieved me from excruciating p. Dealing up al! ivy sores after a plentiful discharge, and perf. eradicated the di-order, even pt my advanced age of 66 Mrs. liartod will do herself the pleasure of calling on tie course of a .ew day:, rrhaps next week, when she Main anything you may wish to be informed of relating . use. In the meantime lam persuaded this letter will I Wiling to your liumarthy. And rennin, Sit, wily all possible respect, Your obliged humble Serrant, • GEORGE BARTON, Mr. Kerby's, the corner of Mansfield-pi Kentish Town. The Syrup, which is a safe though a powerful. substitute mercury in all cases, and removes there evils which art unit eassfuhuse of that mineral occasions, is prepared, according the recipe of the late Mr. Swainson, entrusted to his roar • Successor and Nephew, Mr. Canham alone, by whom.it at his house, No. st, herner's-street, OxfOrd-street, at bottle; It is also sold by Mr. Canham's Agents in Lombati, in every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and . Concentrated; for warm climates, by his deputed Agents the East Indies, viz.—Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta and 31essrs. Forbes au.lCo.Bombay. TO THE PROPRIETOR OF CHURCH'S CO DROPS. GENTLEMEN —To withhold from Public ledge a manifest fact of the utility and perfect tected by your CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS up.. would be the greatest ingratitude, as long as it is an Incumi _ _ dotty or every man to facilitate the conifurt of his afflicted creatures.—ln 1797 1 caught a most violvit cold, which my braast and lungs so much that I sould scarcely speak understood, and remained so for the space of two months, acme time accompanied with a great discharge from my which continued with unabated force untilthe year 1809,1 slur having recourse to almost every advice, and to no pv being in conversation with a Gentleman of the Faculty, him I thought there was no perfect cure for an Asthma, which he assented, by replying that he had one himself, unit relief was by taking frequently sonic medicines to • lungs open. About this time a neighbour came to see . said be had been equally as bad as I was then, and be b. me of Church's Cough Drops being the me dicine that blot as he was then, in health, and persuaded me to mat et a small Dottie. I sent fur one to Shirewsbury;to Mr.. the Printer, at which time I had an incessant cough, with or no intermission. In the morning at breakfast took two tea spoonsful Drops in the last cup of tea, and, no more wonderful ti, I did not cough for the space of ten minutes after,which lave taken place twenty or thirty times before in that . short it, and a few bottles more, perfectly cured me then, I have never been without ii in my house for several years. to use it upon any occasion after, catching cold. I am now a living witness to the truth of what I have t -• Ail. and completed the 610 t year' of my age, the 4th lane instant, and, blessed be Goo, I have as good breath , ether man of my age in the County of Montgomery. I am, Gentlemen, your most obedient humble Servant. GuSdsfield, Nlontgomeryshire. JOSEPU UUT June 12th, 1821. Tot are atfterty to make what use of this you may think These Drops may be procured at the Booksellers anti glsts.—Observe, the genuine will have " SHAM and Elm si. St. Psul's Church-yard, engraved on the Stamp, pric' r. 6d. per bottle ; the Pills Is. lid. per hos. Hominem pagiwa nostra lapit. - Our page relates to man.--MaNTIAL. Just published, price ss. in boards, Tenth Edition T"' £GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Co. tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailt which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of ' nerea, Gonorrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Scc. developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces tat °beery:dens on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, Ste. IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding tr.- plairtir.g them in a familiar - manner, and the whole to rise Youth and Maturity of both Sexes, By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. Pauches liarcton. . Natura beads •i"' Omnibus ease dedit, al quilt cognoverit uti.--Cuanza. Since II VEN to all the fund of bliss supplies, ' -- Jts frugal application marks the wise. Way be had at No. 20, Paternoster-row ; 59, Pakl-Metikt 7: , 1 ". Piccadilly; it Princes -street, Soho ; 52. Fleet-street; ti t s, 4- llleet-street; 40, West Smithfield ; 93, Cht.:-,,ride, ', 31 'Stevenson and Co. and Burks and Co. Norwich ; R. Deck, * _r' vearst; %mut and Duffield. Bath ; Mieppard, Basta; Lilac, et•tafkige: Headley, Le e ds ; and at aU Booksellers. ; • Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted,as udual, every it their house ; and Patients in the country are requested lx:-.10! minutely the case , enclosing a relttittance for Advii ' ' Iledichw, which C2ll beforwarded to any part of the world.. rwsi And Co. M. R. C. Surgeons; A:..7, .I..rmyk-street, t 'Lass's; atrd No. it, 135tiverk-urect, Elett-glec:, Loth:on. — s 0• - rause door maul th e corner. • ), --- 1 . . A . . • . . • . / • - .At' .-. -'-. ~- .-,. '4 ,7, ': • '• -, - • tt .• t . . . , , -4 . 1 ---".."1'4141.4 ''' , •••• • . ....!. 1 . :‘" ., .. :" 1 V.' , ..i t.' IA ~,,-,, ... 4 0. ' ' ,- : . -- -t va .:." - -f. r i i , :' . P , , - - .- -* - •-•-• • 1 ...- •'.." ... " - - • - r '' ' '' ' .4 l ' u " ,-1-: . -a . -.; - .." 1 ). _ .... : . ...: - - . 1 . • --: •.,. , . ..k ` ' # ' 4l- -' • ,i,„ ; ,. _ , •• - .- 4 1 ? ' 'O.“ 'iw • , • ' .`,. ti '' • ' I . • .4 ... ;.. .• of • • , ~411 r, "-ruts. •-• ...( I v , s_ ... ..:. . .. ~.w...,......, , 6.... .. ,'i rasyrs.O . • ••A ...) ; . li ' 6 , . * . - .1 . ' 1 • ' J11 :0• 41 111S.4 21. •:` '" .: ' ' . ' . . . • A' • - t ilb • , ' • / .0' - • .1 tt : it-A•Y"' . . . . . .• Iltarry ...311.7 7 .•••••=•-••• - Vlr• t %UMW - ' ' • WED\ ESDAIr '''tiTAKVAlti r ' 1' '1•8 1:1 3 : " 1 '''' Th " '"' ' ' r '' '' ' •' • - : '-, 1 :' ' PIVICV SIVEN • • CR • 4 • • • . 2 * ' ' 1 : • 4.-............-........................--....... • lastara-a -I- • . • :-. , . . . . _ ... - .I : • . FOR l TWELFTH CAKES. ' .• •** 1 ? 0 . ; r tiems-ciROvIR . -.• „ . • ..4 . edea-- ! TARRIN, ITALIAN CONFECTIONER, etti323, ...1. - _ BPITISII - VANUFACTURE, , . I . .. ~f r L. ; ratronised by his present Majesty, their ..oyal f.. . , 2: by IP Bond-street,,having•enlarged his Premises, and m'de.'enns' . 16. . "ahrseiass the - ' - The 'Actable additions to his Establishment, invites the Public to Prionest Auguati, tbe.Duchesses qf Chirersco, Kent a r.ad*Ghttu- i SURREY-KINGSTON, Df.CEMIIIII ji.• " , . . . • , ns and . view his ext e n s i ve Collection of TW4LFTH CAKES and enter, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, &' c. I .loha Howell was in.lictc..! lOr stealing 'n h in ..• • • I Man, ' other Niceties adapted to the season. JAARIN can with cotifi- Fr HE.patriotic spirit of the higher ranksranks Society : tst'Snuiliwatic,•in the dwelliegstro tidrty.five save , and Ell in silveil;* • rnpbell. i dunce recommend his Cakes, as equal in quality at least with those. promotes the general encouragsment of -national bulustrY, k . udious. lof any house in town ; mist he persuades hims e lf th it a single t and urges a hold competition arithalther countries. The' predi- . co . ~ „.....,, a itor on', trial will prove that the • • fir, boles decorated ins novel kcal:an:for foreign articles of - taste and fashion 'conlienveoth'ide` - "i 44 ' -e r r- `` l . l . e P r- . • ~ ox Bo- ; and elegant style, for W 'Deal charge is made. dines, anaidst the fruitless opposition of those who pros ; by rich I It appeared in evidence that th : of Na- I htirtful - prejudices • this has been exemplified by the high-degree ; publican in the Borough. On tbe day 41'14 •• :KIES Of 'AT RE D FARES, a perfection'whicl UR Li N ti's LACE Aas attuned, and' I th ° ihatt S 5 soverei g ns and £ll ia - silver inriebag;:l A • . North TO DOVER, D E AL, Lialt AMSO ATE, MARGATE, AND increming demand for it since 1617,v:hen the Patent was anuses! , woman came to the sir Guy CANTERBURY. to prevent imitation. ' houSe and asked fsweliange of a G. F. URLING and Co. have star ate- 1 'ephsw. FOUR-INSIDE COACHES, AND KEEP GOOD TIME, tamed a PATPT in Fitaxca fur their Lace, en itsintroduCtion to sovereign, lie took down the bag which he had l: , , BY S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. that Court, and It is well known to pay a I:;.•avy duty in ltngland I 'placed bit; a' shelf, gave her the change, and 'replaced SA R A C.F. N'S HEADINN, SK IN N ER-STREET, - :NOW. as foreign Lace, to the injiiry of the Public who arz: thus linposed : thehag in its former sitttatm . n. At this time Psi- i i - HILL, LONDON. upon at double the original price .— Bordered and flounced 5?,,w_..4_,. was in... tile house, Rod- saw what pissed,- of the riIHE following Post-Coaches, iltc. set out from Dresses from 3 I t v o h l okside oo guineas, wish every novel and fashionable laxities, i . the above Inn : article in the real Point am! Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods, Shortly afterwards the prosecutor went out, leaving ,arevery Th e srp,f,F,G ItAPH, Dover Deal, EanVate,M t Mato Can- with Nets and-La ces of every kind, that wash clearer than any his money in the same•plate, and his wife in the bar. i the dl- ,rebury, Faversham, and Sandwich, new Poate. - prices fur ready money. .. The latter haftne a d in t ed o . f iiv 'all asp upon (`ou c h, every f oreign genuine at 147, Strand; near indleial , morning ata quarter past seven.-In consequenesakabe scided • Warranted Tset !Puss., and prisoner, who .1 m a se Pills, preference given to the above coach, the Pripriet mg.?, alter- at no usher shop in London. ar Sam( . , , plan named Jones,, the. .• . i I 1 al ;as a mined no ex pensethall be spared to resider it the first coeyance . --• . wailer errand w hich kept. - hinl ll-ii. 4l: of way foc uPall 'ahoOt s. t ill wo e i , .r the ate- on the Kent road. When •Ifie . :Proirei.utor'S wife awoke' :le I cep the BRO 3I PTO N, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sit: . 111DM I .AST NIGITI"S G.4ZEI'TE. minutes. asked the yrriioner - Whether her husband - hal talitht I • lveness* tingbourne, and Itainham. every . morning at a quarter past 'I . - * seven at reduced Fares. ... . .- .1 • ' Plymouth, Exeter , , wrens "Rouen= To s, eve m TIM talcum raw. • orr• 391 . Per The LOYAL ECLIPSE, Falmouth, r • • tANI awn. a urilo . Frllons the burr . ..The. pritettet teplied , d retail, UM- 0 , Iludmin, I'ruryn , Ash/union, Totneis, Weymouth, Dor- ;hire of Ross--Sir James Wenlyss alackenzie .of Scalar:4l, that her husband.bad gone out with a' younginall, ....6 f . 1 Bart. is the room of Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. ' deceaSed. and had taken away something from the shelf. When _ .. • chest a, Dartmouth, and Sllisbury, every 312 ateiiibii et Seven ; the prosecutor returned he found his mpney. he 140 through , Monitor, Aarpinster, Bridport, 13Ipndfged„ N rgoefibridge, - BAKRUPTCIES EN LA RG ED. Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge; Blackwater, and Bagshot. • • Mark Marks, Romford, slopseller, from January 4 to it lit and the p risoner fled; Suspicion falling on the hat -----. The N -ON,. Southampton, • Lymington, Winchester,. Da- eleven, at the Court of. Comntistieuers of Bankrupts, Basing- he was apprehended. It appeared that, iii the course • dngstoke, Hartford Bridge, Illackwater, and Bagshot, dew Four hall-street. --. . J Inside Coach, every morning at half-past Seven; arrives at the f.tß4li e. . Thornis Pearson, late of Oxford.street, oil man , from of the mot ning of the robbery, the prisoner declared jailuarY , he had but fourpence in the world, but in the course Poach and Ilt;fses, Soutfiam;ton, by five. ' Thlt is a most de- -4 co 18, at ten, at the Court of Commiastoners et 13anjr.rupts, of the evening he changed a sovereign at another - •• . 1 ' • Ughtful conveyance to the Isle of Wight; Jer•Tey, Guernsey , 182 . 2a _ ~ ' St. Mabee, !Lyre de grace, Cherburg, &c. The Proprietors 4 11213 0 41-82 re° 2 ' - - , sera 211 of the above Coach hope to receive a continuance - of that support .. BANKRUPTS. public:house in the Borough. He appeared in a er i great burly ; asked for only two shillings theli, mid • recei:ald which baslaithertobten experienced since fife conlmencement bf . ;YRUP the " Uniisa." -No racing with Other coaches. John Robert,Cuitley, Ipswich, maltster, to :omen er . anuary . tmy ad- • BATH - an:l BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip- .... 7, at six, 21, and February 11, at ekvve, at the Great said he would call'for the remainder of the change White Horse Inn, Ipswich. Attornies, kb% Jackaman, Ips- another time. Upon these faxts the case for the pro- e . blienY tielitfam, Caine, Marlborough, Newbury, 'and Reading, every with; or Vlessrs.Brontley Cray's Inn-square. secution was founded. The Jury, under the Learned , ju4ge's direction ) 1 ' ine coal- afternoon at One ; arrive at' Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, James Eaglesfietd and John ' Wall, Hinckley , Leicestershire, ;ar 13'17, Bath, and the London Tavemffhomasatreet, and Swan; Eris; ' found the prisoner Guilty—Death. ttion :at col , early the next molting. ' " . hosiers, January 20, at six, 21, and Februar y 11, at eleven . . : at the Rani Inn, Hinckley. , Atternies , Messrs. Long and . . bout any ca ac i le t to Wcllt, Is: idgewater, Tatmeon, and Plymoith.- A Austen, Ifolborn.court,' gra y' s Inn ; - or . Mr. Cordell , or William Randell was indicted for stealing, at Buck- existence Nl,l It LISOROUG II and Swindon, , new Fonnanstde Coach, '• / Mr. Scultkorpe Hinckley land, on the 14ah.vf December, a sheep, the property .• i four Ve- through Ahltsourn, It. ailing, Lambourn, Purton, Lytlington;" of Bridget Beaumont .. • . ..; • • .-. • • * sfas in a Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Rainsbury, - Itungerford, Newbury, Thomas . Lamplots ' h, Bridlia . ton-Q.na l b ei T ev orkshire, ems -fact: l r d , The case was proved upon the voluntaryconfessim • . c ; but I and l.tidenhoad. January 0,7, and g rebrua g ry 11, t en, at the Dog a ... i i regetable 1.• s The " Umpire," a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only Duck - Tavern, Hull. Anomie., blears. 'Rosser and Sorg ' Bartlett's-la-nth/lugs linlisorn. of the prisoner, and lie was found Guilty--Deathr Jathes Cox and Georg e Bonnllter were convii;ed. I i Pain, by one night on the road. eartying four Inside, sets Mal daily John Redrill ne, Button, t: Yorkshire, coal-dealer. January 13, Perfectly at one; arrives at Liverpool next afternoon At llve,• thesingh. e, years. Woburn, Lathboty t Noethamptog, Wxlford, Lotterah, .at iiir, 14, Y atten, and February 11, at eleven, at the Royal of stealing at Betchwcrrth, on the 10th of December, . twentylowls, the property of Thomas Dodd, and sett. . n you in Hinckley, Atherstotio, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kntards Oak Inn, Lancaster. Anomie', Mr. Jackson, Garden-court, . 1 • . Temple; or Air : e can ex- Warrington, and l'rescot. , 1. 1, - tg to my sHREWSI3UkY, Wellington, and Shiffnalllgke Post Coach, ' R ichard Pollan,' 'Red s, dyer, January S, at five, 9, and Fe- teased to seven years transportation. I be gra- every afternocet (Guarded). . urinary . 11, at e leven,, at the Nag's Head Jam, Bradford.- Thomas Wilson, Edward Rush, and Thomas &mat were in:Acted, under the statute * o f Elizabeth, for 1 i., , • The UN I ( VN, Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury . , •• Attornies, 'Mr. Evans flatton-garden; or Messrs. Beetle) , 1 breaking and entering the divelling-house of 'Timothy and Mossinan Bistift;rd Yorkshire. • Andover, Overton, Basingstoke. Hartford Bridge, Blackwatet, jail seirklaw, ' / ' 1 . •1 and. Bashot, new Post-Coach, every afternoon, with two r and ju n. N e w te-market, eheesemollgers, January 7, 14, and retirUary 11; at twelve, at the Coat; of. Bestly, in the Parish of St. Giles, Camberwell, in ••4 Coachmen only. Comsnissioners of . Bank:vets, Basinglaallatreet: Atternies, the dayttime of the 19th of August last, no person ,t 1 ' -plate, Packets front Weymouth to Guerneey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. being therein, and stealing six silver tea-spoons, and , Makes. &c. every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at two Messrs. Aliiston add illunsileby, Freeman's-court, Cornhill. eat . lea t t l e er- cou stni r l ' o ' f f lu ceso uar f oo l! other articles Of plate, the property of Margaret i . 4 i titute for o.d„,k James Dic k i Aldersgate-sor . zrN 14, and' February il l es twelve, - t / ' ll ar unsuc- , BA RNST.I PLE and Sou th molton New Post-Coach, every - 41110rItipikfWaiant Meller Bull. • : n•din sf rs of Rankest"- Owing binktreet. gto Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 'Mornings at seven O'clock. Pullen an, son, 0,.... 04 . 1 ,,,,,,, . .... 71 . 777 _7777. . . . ..- s al . e breaking, tint** egia stealing were proved . F. nmediate The , ' Rockingham" Litlit/S Light Post Coach,sets out *very. • at it IS SOW A ft cmapQn at s oot .and, ,paolea.shrovab 8• k, _ DIVIDENDS** littlekaAllribt ... - • * I N • 4be l imiscalirit. "II *tiled- 1. - l i . ' *; :: / it l'U 1 -Eaton, Stilton o;ettkttati GritatitallsoillietrXi .41 1 .‘.4s,4,)rat el e cesi appYis& nomteralar, - i'' .." . ' 14 / 113443 / 1 . 11101iiii/Olitii. ' • . . dolt, and" , h 4 „, m oor , s' o7 , 4r iot . ,. t r u i l k tioo l ier L aiel Yee Is' ',, eh j . . 0. %sla m, . . - l t. F t aninnak•asatit, Merthane,i - as tiorc•thatrtritemt. -plarriati , t. 0.4 ems. limbed 'and the the Golden Lioh, Leeds; mkt afteistion. Lunage in ivie tp. Jan. kl, W. Kill*, Chown, Surrey. coal-mattolsant,, ar Conde, bet having• heard" that he bgd . beta , married I , %gents in only td.• per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon eipeditlest twelve. Jai.. 21, W. Carnes, Canal row; Bermondsey, rope. . Calcutta;to another woman, she left him, and resumed laer this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete m a ker, at ten . Jan. el , A. Barnasehina, Gravesend, hard- . maiden name, that by which she was described in public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled by ''' ......-..-- . OUGII other. Maio and J. Iligsby, the indictment. any wareenan, at one. Jan. 21,,J. Dalton, Tottenham Court-road, Merehant, at twelve. Jav a 11, R. The prisoner's Counsel then objected that the**. HARROW.GATE and Ripon new Light Post-Coach, every oeptford, brewers, amnia a ‘• Afternoon at four. . c know- DIVIDENDS to be in tits COUNTRY. secutrix should have been described in the indietelion GLASGOW, Longtown Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, ''' t cure ef- apon sne, Browlihill,ThornhiU,Stanqu ' har-Kilu, Cumnock, Kingswell, and fan. ea, W. Baron' and- M. Doegliilisfunderland, coal-fit- by the name of Conde, there being no legal'evislepee - 0 _ . . all parts of Scotland, a light four-Inside Post-Coach (Daily). - g ees , at e ies-en, at the Bridge Inn, Rishopwearmouth. Jan. that she was not properly married to Conde. . a . . . icumbenthad only heard that the latter was inatried .to anoa. The " Express," t. YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, 23, I.l,ongrigg, Liverpool,. liMe-draper, at eleven, at at Star :e4 fellow Sunderland, INiewciatle, and Edinburgh, a new light four-inside „and . Carter TaTern,.Liverpaoll, h . they woman, and althougb That nd ht bare iuf- ,Z: affected Post Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every morning, . :i oak to be CERTIFICA- Jan e ficient to justify her in reseßing. ' t .„ name, lls,at the at eight o'clock, b y wa y of Newask, Retford, Doncaster, Ferry .s TP. ou,when, Bridge, Tadenster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mor- W. Cook, Wouldham, Kest. corn-dealer. T. Herbe rt , jun.. yet for the present , it mulimprellinfliksabc was "Y lungs , peth, sod Berwick, and arrives at York next morning at half- Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, auctioneer . -W.J. W • land- legally married. past twelve o'clock. .laassengera finding themselves fatigued on soy , Bath, silk-mercer. J. J. Walking, New Crane, Sbodweil, . • ~.... 1a ... • . • _. ;_,....41;ti g h••1 .. 'Att '•• - ••" . 4 4 '.- . . ~ ' purpose, the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed 4- butcher, J. Armitage, Pontefract, cotton-spinner. 1 .-.. .• . ._ m.', - gym ! - "Sisnaas • , ' ohjectiorti. . . I y, I told for the reasons eds 'res. _well - ft:maid, 'and4m- .•' .1 DISSOLUTIONS. OF PARTNERSHIPS. abnia, to w i t h ou t any additional fare. 131tIDGENOIttH, Walsal, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holy-- • ~ ' . I. and his head-, new light Foar- inside Coach, every afternoon. Barnes and co. Mancheoter, cotton-dealers. J.Ansern and dere n t . a j n e acia ry f ul ounathe tlal- josioasers 2v6 . 4 Garatirweet.ther Co. Liverpool, brokers. alarien and Co. Commercial Sale 5 ii-e9P hi s BOSTON, Honscasale -Sp i ddi ng ,.p e t e ebaeousb, Stilton, and Booms Mincing.lane, brokers. Hart and Co. St. John'', New- were detained for /Sae taigiary, wit-hout s lllo4l to ' m e, w ho Huntingdon, New Day ' Coach, to s p ij s b y , L out h, Grimsb), r ualla t ml. Boyes and Constable, Hull, ironmongers. Cobden' : • Chambers, s i first told and Hull, morning at half-past six. The only Day Coach to Gil. ~• •. • '„ hat made Boston and Horncastle.and Sparks, Lower East - Simithfseld, Carpenters. State and ' frederisk King Was : a r and Gent, Fenchureh-street sugar-brokers. ind,Cte.. .01 - stealin • .m the ' i . ' take trial The " Espresso" 4 new light Four-itsside.Post- coach , to• CAR- Johnson, Pavrmt•nt, bloorfields, machleie-rulers. rticlardsw% 'person of 'Predetick Stephen Smith,- on • lattg of t i t. ', / _, Va°6 „ _,! LISLE, Peurith, and Whitehaven ;pa s with four horses and and CO. Howford-buildings, Fenchuvehortreet, dlip-brokers.--, itipietittil last, at Kingston Fair , 'h' * h.hhain . 1 t with lit tle a Guard all the way; Damn through Broitgb,Appleby, Gretaseals, key. '.. ' • - . Ass* • .. - s7;•• ... . . - 1. Bridge; Itichinood,Ciaterick,Boroughbridge, Weatherby, Aber- andßt Lefever, Union-court, •Broad-atreet, straw-plait- • • dealers. Abbott and Frost, Needham Market, Suffolk, surgeons. L. .. ful of the ford, Ferry Bridge, Newark , •Dummto4 Grantham , Stamford. positan and Co. Frith-street, •Soho, tailors. 4:l4sden and Co. it appeared : J./tat the prisoner was than true, B a wtry, Greettuttn i altetontand Rigaleswade. Sets out every Upper Th ames . s treet, wbolosaleotrocep. reh would Undo apd Co. Bury- of attempting Lu pick the pocket of 01' (an attorneys clerkyn* flit : t[ Kin .. . ri, of his morning,and ,sioxfoeslas the journey with the greatest facility.- „„ art, s t . -Axe. Casswell and Baker, Gracechurch-street, ip time; in Passensers detained on the road by business or pleasure, have chemists. Lumley and Jobling,•Spring-gardens, wine-merchants.. watch, but the thhist - breakisig, be Ineceeded adz in 'hen' and the, peculiar advantage of-their seats being secured in the next Cleaver and Yardley, high Holborn, soaponanufacturers. Wsn- • ears after, (.. s„ d ,._ dow and Vacher, Craig's-court, Charilig-cross, agents. O'Brien stealing the . chain.and itsrappiradiegee. He was im. 1 KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, and Koister, Broad-street-buildings; merthaute. .Broughton mediately secured, and he threw the cbtia away. save here Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garatang Light Post-Coaches, every and Co.- Narawich, Cheshire, bankers. Raikes and Co. Hull, . Thc case iviog made-oat, the prisoner was found Ith day of afternoon. bankers. F. Brown, sen. and jun. Ratcliffe-higheray, _shoe- Guifty . 4 14 he WAS saint:rice(' -to -be confined in the •'. I. i. nth as any The " Royal Expreis " new Light Pour Inside Post-Coach, makers. Solomon and Wickes, Smith.street, Northamptimas. ,- ' , to LIVERPOOL, War ' rington, Knumford, Stoat, Stafford, and Ku , .coloured-paper Perces/a/ and ;Saxon Ornate _ .CarreetiOtl. and k ep t .to hard labour, for vent, Litchfield, (only one night on the road), every afternoon ; ar- Bruton and Milton, Someroo, silk throwsters. Thorpe and , (Or nflAillike. . T FEB- rives at the Saracen's /lead Inn, We-street, Liverpool, next Bell, Bostcn, Lincobssidre, cots-factors. • - - Joseph Main and John Joaet;_jvere indicted for evening. . , -:-... . 1. stealin*, at Egham...on the 19th Of September last, r . nk proper l ESTE ft, Nevrport, Whltchurch, Tarporley, tiantwich, . i nth Drag- , . • I "ddiewich Light Post-Coach ev afternoon . \ orthwich, and 1 It. ell Saturday last, Mrs. Asrttr, of Dukinfield Lodge, 2 w2 t 4 11.4 P, 2i2 , a 4 A. 7 •3 in inonei; fro* theof person. . ~ " ' DIVA itD3 ' SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn% Light Post Coach, Lancashire, gave an elegant dejeune, at the bottom Willi a m ulazie . . • , ricers. Dd. every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. prosecutor was a . ... of Messrs. Bateman . and Shoran ' s engine pit, upon The ,biargematt, and had been 1 • The" Royal Express," to al ANCHESTER, Winslow, Con- . —...-- g leton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton new Four fa- use 11Iaek Mine, .ra Newton. The object of this sub- drinking.at 'a boath during . the last Aih n fair, aid ' ' , tide Post-Coach, every afternoon (only one night on the road). tezraseous visit was tO.View themonderful machinery had • f.sllett adiltelx:•l l l*fleusatiors,. who • e •also, its , • t SHEFFIELD and Rotherham new Four-inside Post-Coach, 'booth, ava il ed _ thetnselvei of the ion, erected..4BQ feet b e low the sat - face of the earth, for the . • • its of ommen- &also" The !locking - every , morning, called* , The Express," an the purpose of picking his pocket , bu in ' • . ..., winding up coal frotit a . still-deeper .• ., t, thi! act • , , chain ham 'at four in the afternoon.• • ' " • Frailty. ill ' " BIRIIINGHAM:Light Post- The " Royal Express, new : the• T ator awoke. The prison i ' ` ilit level, of more than 50e feet. A aillbbsr. of LAdies P Q s e e _ er ... .- .. 'lest I Luc* Veda the were a rehended ith the - - ' • - Coach, sets out every afternoon, tarrying four inside uply, and were invited, but when the muster: made at,the .Y • Y .PP W gt r ibbrr,frao. of arc fully passes.through Warwick, Leamington, Sautham, Weedon, and top - r or the pit, only owe - (Nliss Taylor, of Moston4 the money of -the prfist upon them. --- • . .._ ,•... •• ' , I in Fentale Daventry, to the Saracen's Head. Bull-street, Nuaninghael, next the prisoners d making any del‘erez, ails .• :es Practi- could be found stiffieien I a d venturous. ty to aecom- . , iii p art morning at half-past seven o'clock. . Were both found Ch.. , traeattnced ir.i : be trgas. •: - ' The " Express," a nese Light Post-Coach, to HU LL. ' the Earle hostess to btu ' appointed subterransin pang g subjects, : - Do • ry Ni ' to brealcfast.roosn. Mr. JAMS* WYLDR, addreatied coin, :sorthcave, Hamden, and master, eve , orzung who, -ai.agelit ported bar life. • .. - ~ :. - - , the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull, and also the " Stocking- ; to Messrs. [lnternee.. edllllteratt, - oriperiatoaded the , . ---..-...... ham" in the Aternoon at four o'clock. .t ' excavations below fOr the reception of sin engintrof ', The followingisnecdote ow* to relied npenA r A- . The CH A MPION, a New Light Day Coach, to Dorchester, l .. in fourteen hours only, throbgh Bagshot, Macke:rater, 'Ruing- : 28-lior se powers ind the inclined plane into the lower inefillant was trave l ling London. yip* , • • AOM ' stoke, Whitchusch, Overton, Andover, Salisbury, Weiodyeats, , iby e l , levels, and whose skill End perseverance cannot.be . tre ma il, and entered - into converukdho " lA% and Blandford.-The Proprietors of the above Coach ate deter-j too highly appreci:tted; received the pally, consisting 1 eo•Jittri girl'who was.in slut Coach,. Ws/ (4 ra mined no expense shall be spared to render it the first convey- ,of twelve, and had so disposed of :a nui4er of ' she had ten guineas ia 044 siltich itheha4*, ..,.. - 04 . ance on the Western Itnad. I , Moll, ."11 ''' and lig p' inters ied to rake hoineftlier father.. • - • • . torches, as to render the high vaults pre -t ' HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cbeshunt Coach, . teat tiWd k fi .i•a • -• I' '! lis* ! cesses of the Works clearly discerinkle. The . ;: i irt tt .1 Ti.Ehl". ) 115 ~and on I err . . ewer Morning. • • TOTTENHAM and Edm°24-°l2 Coaches, dai l y , at eleven, returned of excellent collation of . cold nds - tr•viserd * Jemanding tliCtikly from the . - ;As: - -•- Deck, p , half-past two, five, and eight. and wine, - - drank "„To the• memrryof thel..tre - merchant dectatird 'ties hO himself Ii- • _.• A . iv._ • Lat ; liat " and Packages to Leeds , York a nd Doncaster, „ a ~ ri• Luggage - Mr. alter - Air, great M echanical abilities. fi r_t I'M:logs; bat That hh cbropenion had tea . .7, '.,:. ' • , at only Twopence per lb. every da y S. A. alowarau: and Co. - resnectfully acquaint their Friends . hi ought the mine into consideration,t Mild b ? i , 1 'fliey; • .: -, 'funk Li r 6aat bet: . j, , - - itt•d to de- •' • - r. * • • - - ,1 • and and the Public , that they will not be accountable for ang.Par- the song of " Shauld apld argnuiutemer ]be got ;trete .r . - -.: e Gen *malt told A r iAlihit l it eiV , I VICC• I MIS, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, .3c... ut more VW' , hi f t lily gratified by the hoUness' which . had* Ord 50.i110- . '.J in his 404 and praiegaid -.,‘",- world.. . [Fare foam& • Aut. if lost, stolen, ' or damned, union enters:lo ..• - • • -rf • street, at. i the ualderta o n , and the Nutter: which ap .i v. st.tloo; . etvrtrcasa.tiontr:the alarm wkidi . - 1 h and the Insurance paid • accorningiy, aerie: am:ma i /at._ London.- " such . . ' . ' ' . .-. ' _•' : . :•"40 as' 4 e *' . ' ...../ • ' .• ' i Head Len, Sainner-strns, Euow-hill. London. Villteild it. a - •''. 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