Star. — London, England, 1803-03-08 00:00:00

f Fll THE RARITY.-FROM THE 1.441 IN. COMM • A precious thing's a good mid virtuous fsit : Alt. me ! dui precious things Mould be to tare : THE PAROI)OX.—FROM THE LATIN. Th.' every Atheitt &mid to H.—II repair, Vet, itrange to tell, tlicr4.'d be eJ 'Noy y alai! i A trial for Crim. Con. came on in the Court of Exchequer, Dublin, ou Tueftlay latt. The plain. tiff is a farmer of the name of P—, refitting in the vicinity of Loran ; the defendant, Mr. C—, jun. of Palmeritown. The criminal intercionfe of the titter with the wife of the former, was to cleat ly proved, the Jury gave a verdid of toool. damages. Two highwaymen were (hot in attempting to rob a coact tall Tuefelay evening, on Galloping• Green. The Commidion ofOyer and Terminer ended on Thurfday at Dublin, and the following city jwilb ners received fentenceof death: D. Neile, J Note, P. Neile, and Thos. Neile (father, mother, and Inns) one of the latter for robbing the mail, the others for uttering pod bills taken out of it, havingforged names. 'The county prifoners who received ten. knee of deeds were, Peter Width and John Kear ney, for highway tobbery ; and Daniel Kelly, for' ateep Itealiog. A trial exhibiting fingular cruelty and moral depravity, recently took place in Dui:Jim—lt was on an aaion brought by Mrs. Murphy, late of Patrick-greet, again! her hulband James Murphy, for cruelly affaulting, imprifoning, and ftarving, with intent to kill and murder her. The particu. rat detail of the evidence in fupport of the prole coition might gratify that fpecies of eager cunofity which makes no &Rim...lion in its objeAs, but would (bock that humane fenfibility which, as we refpea, we will (pare. In fuldlance, it appeared that for 1 two years the profecutrii endured every inniaiml 1 of barbarous tyranny, (hot t of death ; was beaten, I reviled, liarveil! During this period the was preg nant, and delivered of a child—while in a date in which nature irnprifes Co much upon the female fez, and iu which tender affettion ( stolid pecu liarly govern the conduit of her hufband, the ex perienced no alleviation of her fufferings, and the poor infant asftually died for want of the neceffary refinance denied to its wretched mother. On the part of the traverfer, feveral witneffes (wore in di re& contradittion of the above evidence—After which, Judge Jonnsrox fummed up the evidence in a fpeech of confiderable length and ability.— The Jury, in about forty minutes, returned a ver dia—Guilty ; and the prifoner wa.intlantly taken in charge by the keeper of Kilmainham gaol. On Monday fe'nnight. R. Wilfon was tried be fore the High Court of Julliciary at Edinburgh, for the wilful murder of Janet his wife. It appear ed that on the night of the 27th of January lan, about ten o'clock, the cry of murder was repeated -1 healed from the houfe where the prifoner lived. ni, neigleturs were alarmed, went to his door, butodid not go io. The next morning Wilfon itbed at his next neighbour's door, and laid his was dead. When the people came to examine fle fame marks of violence were obferved on her face and neck. The prifoner Lid he did not know when his wife died. and denied there were any tries of murder in his houfe. Two furgeons, Dr. Farqnharfon, and Mr. Bryce, who examined the 1 body of the deceafed, gave it as their opinon, that the died a violent death by ilrangulation. Mrs. Wilton had been Come time very fickly : the hap ine& that had long fulsfilled between her and her hatband, had lately ceafed on account of her jea loofies and the had confeffed to a neighbour that Mr. Wilton had twice attempted to adminifier pnifon to her. On behalf of the prifoner feveral micas gave him a good charatter ; and Dr. Kim differed from the two other medical gen tlemen as to the caufe of the woman's death. l'he Jury were flint up Irian eleven at night till two the next day, when the majority of them acquitted the prifoner. Casemate's logos sr.—Friday night, an inqueß was held at the Fox, in Wardour-dreet, on the body of Durant Lovell, otherwile George ?slang°, who was found dead on Sunday rimming lail, at the corner of Noers-fireet and Wardour Ilreet.— It appeared in evidence. that the deceafed, who was a man ofcultnir ; had procured his livelihood for many years in the Rivets of Londi n, as an itinerant tinker. He went into the Crown, in Oxford-ftreet. on Friday morning, where he was ferved with a baron of tea and a buttered roll.— He rationed in the evening to the fame houfe, and bad a pint of beer; about eleven o'clock the fame evening, be was difcovered by the watchmen in Wardner-dreet, fitting under a door-way, where Andrew Pollock, a watchman, finding hi n, in. fitted on his leaving that place, and forcibly drag. ged him to the oppotite fide of the keit. whit h is St. Ann's ',atilt, where lie left him. The watch men belonging to St. Ann's, finding the %%leeched being lying on a door-way on their beat, forced him back to the tide of the flrect in St. James's parills, where lie retrained, till Pollock returning to cry the hour, allied him .. what lie did there a fetynd time, after he had driven him away ?" when the deceafed exclaimed—" 0 Goo, I am dying!" 0. Then (replied the watchman), you !hall not die here: you mull do that lin:mu-here she." The deceared aniweted. " I am not able to liir—l am a il!itre man !"—" I care not," laid the watch man, and then either dragged or carried him a feennJ time to the oppolite tide of the ',rect. At liven o'clock he was found dead on the St. Jame•'s ti.'e. The Jury returned the following verdi& :—" It is not proved in evidence that the deceafed did aBually die othemite than a natural den h ; hut it is ve , y clearly proved, that Andrew l'..llock, the "watchman on sluts. in IVardour.tireet, on Sun day bight lA, bat been highly negligent of his due!, by omitting to take that care of the deccaied which be was bound to do. and by Inch omidion, flue CAW Jars is clearly sot opinion, the deceafed Mk his life." tO TYR EDITOR.. Gid govi , 1 64 Mosul. Sot —I am happy to learn. that the project for bringing a canal from Saltcoatsoravigable fur large steals to this city, meets with univerfal approba tion. The advantages of Inch a national work are immenle, and will mark the arkt when it takes place as the time when good fettle and true patriotilin have joined with wealth and profperit y in promot ing the true interetts of our fellow citizens. It will give a balls and permanence to theifade and ma nutaEtures of this city, and hold out powerful in citements to rho& who are willing to lay out their private fortune for its embellillsment. and tOr the ease and accommodation of its increafing inhabi tants. It hasbeen mentioned as *drawback upon canals, that they are fobjett to be frozen up and require frequent repairs, but this cannot be any ferious ob- 1 jeftion, when it is considered that they are in every ' other refpea more under our immediate diration than tivers,and leis liable to the injuries of currents and banks of land. Betides. we &thd reflea, that a great part of the coati of Europe, all Germany and the Baltic, are much more liable to this dif advantage. Holland, the north of France and North America, are at at heal) as much 10, and yet in thefe places trade is not fenfibly the worfe for it. By its inland lituation,Glalgow is entirely removed from the rilk (if there be any) of having its port vifited in time of war by a foreign enemy. There is an advantage that may be m*de pecu liar to this canal, and of which experience now thews the importance. In London and Liverpool. veffels, warehoufes, and dock h arenecellarily crowd ed together for want of room, and commercial pro perty thereby is liable to depredations, and when fire takes place to immenle Ids. But here, where there is at prefent plenty of room by (imply mak ing a bred' to the canal and extending the line through the contiguous wound, there will be no occafion for any two velTels to lie very near to each other. If it thould be found advilable to allow in dividuals (which it is prefunsed will be the cafe) to build warehoufes, granaries, &c. on certain conditions and in certain foots ' upon the verge ut the canal, flick alto may be fo fituated and fir mul tiplied as to make it impoffible for any great lots of property ever to take place by tire, while the vicinity of the whole to the city will prove a Itrong inducement to merchants to have their own ware 'mules under their own immediate direCtion in thefe fituations, and under fuck management as to prevent depredations. In England and in Holland the utility of caLals is well eitablilhed ; as it is done in there countries, branchcs may afterwards be made ft om this Great Canal, which will facilitate internal commerce, and bring into afhion the many latent energies of this country. This city, will, of courfe, become the depot in which thefe all will concentrate At the debonchement of the canal, the mooring is moil excellent, and capable of cons :lining, in fate filcher, any number of veffels, while the tea is open for them to proceed at once in every direftion to ditlant countries without waiting the different winds which the circuitous courfe of rivers re quires. Its fittratic,n is loch, that they may pro ceed by either fide of Ireland, or trade to either coati thereof with equal cafe. In fine, from the fituation of Glafgow, being in the centre of the natrowefi part of the Wand, and having a complete conneftion with the Forth by means of the Great Canal ; from its riches; from the commercial habits of its inhabitants ; from its poffeffing fuch valuable manufaaures, all firmly eltablilhed ; and from the ineshauffible fupply of coal. ironstone, and other articles of tht firs) neceffity in manufatures. in its immediate neighbourhood, there is every session to expert that it will loon be one of the first cities in the world ; that it will become the magazine where the forests and harvelts of Germany and the Bal tic, as well as the rich produaions of the fonds and of the well will be colleted, furnithing to its inha bitants the means of induftry and of wealth, and that its prefent flour hate is only a prelude to one much greater and more liable, founded on a combination of advantages fyfiematically con , nelted together and mutually ltrengthening each other. The commercial intereft of the country in gene- ral, and of this city in particular, mutt he fenfible that it is of the utmoft eonliquence to have this work immediately completed and finithed, on a reale correfronding to its importance, and it is In people of property will come forward with that liberality which is required in an undertaking of filch magnitude. Nor is it lefs the interell of gentlemen of landed property than of merchants to promote this great wits k. If, by means of commerce, Holland achiev ed its independence, and, though furrouraled by enemies, acquired health and renown—lf cos merce has aftifled this country to maintain its honour, its freedom and its laws, and to diftufe prolperity and happinefs, is it nut the ditty of thole who arc in a (cute the guardians of the foil to toiler this precious plant ? is it not their intereft to welcome its appearance, if it happen to fpring tip in their neighbourhood, as more valuable to them than mines of gold or filver ? M IRC• TOR SCOTUS. BIRTHS. fbarfd_y morning laft. 4. Brintfwlch-flinsfr. the Lady of R..lscrt Kinytton. Eq. al a l'ata. O tt flu, 13th ult. at .►birgdon, the Lady of D. hforland, Eft • f a daiietnir. \IARKIbib. At I tublio. the It irbe I lon. Baron tall, to Mitt Lomita Gore. fat, r t.. On Saturday. John blart;n. tfo of 1 nenbartl *rest. to Mife Franers 5t001.% benefit &vette: of tbc la.e /teased biotic, Efi. of t. h.lltbu Q, Kant. In Dublin, or the t 7thUlaffllalTlll. Efq. a the Er chequer Office. in that city. to Stirs ISta Williams, daughter 4'l hems& Williams. 11q. Secretary to the Bank of Preload. 1)11 £l. Ott Fria.. after a frw clays Mask M. Macaulay, ltfoi. .%lela ratan of Caletwata-Itteet Ward. On Or 13J ult. at WareSato, in Dorktl►ire, after a (evert innti , of a 6 years, Nirs. Cale, the 'rife ..t Mr. William Cola. .4 oh.. Alkterotto of that lioroofh. She was a Irma aCee• tomate vole and anther, and Ma loft a minveruss family to de c la s. LONDON MARKITS: CORN-EXCHANGE, MOZJDAY, Fr DRUMM ail. A Rouse of the Pk ICES of FLOUit from the sydt it Feb. to the 25th of Felder ry itichtfore. Total Sots helle•—•Avvrne 475. Egli as. SW. louver than Lit return. '(ETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only froni the sat of February to the tAtk of Nutters% Total-.•616s Qarters. Average Sys. sts ea. rid lubber than lalt realm PRICE OF HOPS IN THI: BOROUGH. Bay (new, yl us to tot toe ( Pockets ;new) yl tot to 111 It. PRICE OF SEEDS, Marsh 7. Red Clover (new) dos to sold per Mt. Roll Clover (add) 3cs to dos per cwt. White ditto dcs to t4;* 33sTrduil to R.)11 Turnip . sod to 264 per Wesel Rye Graft 351 to ;cs per quarts? Caraway 4cl to 44s p. 2 CWIL. Coriander 28, to turn ditto Canary Seed ers to Vs ditto New Rape Seed 341 to 3ill per UP. Brown Multarl Seed itid to ass per bulheL White ditto 143 to tSi per ditto. Broad Brans 32s to 461 per du. Long Pods 26d to ISt per do. Rib Grail 45$ to 63ii. per cwt. SMITHFIELD, March 7. To fink the 91E11—per Bone ut Beef 4s rod to 6s od I Veal 6s od to Et cd Mutton 51 46 to 66 4tl Pork 4it 8.1 to 6d 9.1 NEIL GATE and LEADENHAI.I., Mardi 7. Pcr Rorie of 81b. by the carcafc. Dad 3$ 8d to as tod I eal ss nd to , 1 cd Minton 4s 84 to sa ail Pork 4s 8d to 6. cJ Stock at Market chili morning, Beath 22co—blicip RAW HIDES, March 7. Hides !per Rona) 4. od to gs 44 Heavy Calf cis 6d each hladdliog 31 sd to is &I Hods Skins ass to ifs oil Utdinary 31 od to ji 14 Sheep Skins 41 6d to pawl P 1 !CE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Rims, so to 361 b each sod to 214 Leto. 6o to 6311 s sltil to 231 Merchants Backs zuld to sod Mes Melling Hid 19 4 to aid File Coach Hides aid to aid Crop Hides for Cutting 21: to 221 Flat Ordinary ill d to sod Calf Skins, 30 to solb per dozes; 1 to 314 limo SO to 7clb aid to 324 Dino 70 to Seib 26d to 2'l Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 4 1 to as ; d Large ditto 1001 to tatos per dui. Tanned Hark Hides ills to 32a mai PEIOE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. _ . St. James's ;nuke 4s 2ti TOWU Tallow 7111 6d tool Clare Market 4s S d RolLa ditto (ea.) 74s od to 7311 Whhecloapel Market Rulru ditto (fuzp) 611 s to os (per Roue of Bk.) 4s 3d Milted Stuff 37s Cal to 581 ..--..-- Ditto rough 42s od 120 11 Greases z6s od to oe Average Price 41 zid Good Dregs los to ea Yellow Soap, 78s. to os..—Motticd.B64--Curd, pos. Candles, ass. od.--Moulds, z3s. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. March 7. Ss t h field. St. James's. Waitutupel. 0 al to 6 so 4 3oto 7 0 o 4 to to 7 7 0 Straw sAOto 3 s 3 s 010 317 o 1 1110 2 6 o Cloves 3islo 6 13 6zo to za 0 COALS, Mardi 7. Heft Coals is the Peel, al. so. 6.1. per ebaldroa. Dclivaed IL toe. 6d. Sunderland, al. a-s. 6d. Delivered aL 6a. 6d. HIGH WATER AT I.ONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Momii4 • • • • AftUl1001 l IILOONI, or WHITE, CEPHALIC SNUFF, prepared wholly from falubeloss Engin\ Planes ; in molt complaints of the !lead, particularly the common Head Ach, feldom Ws giving immediate cafe, and, if willed in, pre vents morns • no Cooper is it taken than its drab are tck. by warming the ;croons Wiens. Relieves Lowed' of Spirits, Fits of every kind. Hermes Diforders, Giddinds, Faintmfs Swim ing of the Head, Lethargies. limerfinefa, Lofs of Memory. and Paralytic Complaints, in Masers of the Eyes and Deaf ads there have been Innumerable Mimes of its great Aux,. The injury common Souf (toes to the Head and Stomach may, in a great degree, be prevented, by railing it with a little of this White Snuff: it corm . foul air, thereby prevents the taking of infedtious Difeafes; price %sod. the bottle, duty included. Mars. Dicey and Co. Row Church-yard, London, arc ap pointed the only wholefaie Vender?, and may be bad retail of the following Venders of Patent Medicines: Moore, No. ry, Great RudeU-Rreet, Covent-Garden; Stringer. N.. 4. aml Withers. Nu. 21y, Strand; Keith, 30, Haymarket; Wade, 53, Old Bondeltrect. and 163. Fleet-ftreet ; Ward, 324, sod Pcarfill, 231, Holborn; ereen, :It, Osford-flreet ; and of nog Venders et Medicines in the United Kingdoms. WHEN Prole(lional Men of education and re fpoodbility deviate kern the general fylteen by the [c icala's of a peculiar Branch, the Undies' of keg continued faeces is the heit criterion of fuperinrky. Ten years have I devoted my praetke to the ezcluliee treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful relish of my plan gives my additional ardour to apple as far u I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human indrusides. Alter.initiation into every branch as an Amy Surgeon. formed a wilt at an early peikul of Predict to tercet individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or t►e equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prat:Masers. The r NIUE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted mf atteatlun, comptiat every fpecire of VENEREAL INEECI lON, whether of a recent or long dorotion.-241y. AN kinds d DRBILITY, whether wiling from the habits at Scnoonsugs, or the indulgence of miter, age. and laftly that de rangement of the tyttens is Women which la calkot :JAIME*. NSW or STERILIFY. Numeaiiatiiicais ire the refuk of ignorance or hate la the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfoluently hap pens that the a ea of LW are palmed by the indifcretinn of an unguarded hour. By a lupe-rine method fuck complaints are eerily cured, and even where others have failed, I um* that I may prewar to offer a radical re alablinimeng Few, however, are the cars of complicated dila& in the 'Raeder, compared with the marabous gammons of Men, who keen Indulgence In a SOLITARY VIOL*, the prev.kat Gaieties of a fadannable Life, acquire that Rate of Debuet y which is the enavuleable coefeguesce of Each pernicious habits- Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his eatery, bat care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame 'acidulation for him to know, that although it be m objeet edema to sneer tainty with other Pre:l/amass, the ninon' eir tbde UREI CIE-NCI LS by the gradual myrrh of renovaluo is aid/01111M. tneut of my caperience. If the riles of Bacchus or Venus have begun to redoes manly vigour, nuich meaty win be prevented by an early monk ranion , f this languid Rate, aid in dads cafes OP great difficulties will occur. Eut where this deficiency has far lean milled, a proper Perfeverame is istelifpenfibly regulate to revive the numbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Coseltimitions MARRIED NOM liN. who have nag been &fippninted in their espe:tations of a Family, may be 'Cured, that in mutt lansoces Nth dards are curable bf Medical kW. The SECRF.CY which a fop amnia to my widertaking. end the grandma no which I have prefoemed to hate, form the Ea& (deny manages, and in coincidence with fuch this Ma I makes is given, that Mr. hilitalt may be confuked perfondly (or by letters Melding a (man note) a his beak, Na sp, Arus• dcl-ftreet, Strand, oar Tearipk-lier. !There is an additional entrance in Water-Rom adjoining and the name is on bath the doors. SI..BiLL:L, hkaba of the /Loyal Cams sf Serpens. %wolfed by ilsc itOYAL etiAttrlt and NOZILIII. Bilious and Gouty Diforders, YrYow nod Putvia 1.", n, Eta . Mendes, Ohltrudluos, eivoisa PUBLIC tefiimony of Ih - lonit'i Asri Bluov s Plitt:Added te•Twenty Year.easeadve prlrate Pradlic a . the penprictvg, n alt Apothecary. has gape:kneed in the Nth Circle., hi their dr. point them out a. the mod itiehett add convenient Medkine for the removal of all &limn and Gouty Complaints, and far dude LlSurders of hick mire frmunn kr*. pular f‘eretion of Me and k. e dming Prlio ylksi eminendy finked* In preventing Cafavencfs,:tickref e at the Stomach. Nervous Head.achs. Ilcaat-burns, and thole unraftneffes which too frequently a:tack the Fair get at thm delicate pada. Cafes of their eatrsordirery dicecy trona Noblemen and Ladies, are wrapped nand each keit work di re&lons, Sped G. Meow. &Trod Cattlemen, from 01. EA and Weft Nam, hive informed Mr. Diz so. that they have found the Ms a Clrtaik se 'Cntive againtl the kever and Liam. Complaint bold wholchskand n.tall, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheaiiiile :toner of Panctradter•row ; and ►etai by &id and Callwdl, Dublin; Back, New York; &gag. GuevoLy ; leen 1► ; Scot-, Edinburgh; Y va and Richards. Plymouth; Bel= and Gibbs, Portfmouth ; Bowfin. Rail, and try as.de Medicine Veackra in every Town in the United Kingpins,* Boars at 6s. and as. sod. cads, and family Doles. ennui:tin 6a► Loses, at aai rad'. For toucils, coNsumprioms, Err. PECTORAL PSSI NCE .4 COLTSFOOT. 'HE Herb Coltsloot, Called Tardaioi'y The Ancients was diaiuguiiked by thews,a its sane Milk ently conveys, for its Excellence in the Cure of Coughs ant other Pulmonary titompbints ; and this Efenee has, in tin Cuurfe of a king Pradice, been found the mutt faie and tual Remedy for Coughs, Althinas, Whemings, Plithificky Von•plaises, Coofumptions, Hosrfeselk Delluaions, Catania. Dificulty of Breathing, and all diforden of the Brea/ awl Lung.. It gently opens the Email, and immediately gives Liberty of bresMing, without say donser of taking Colt k admirably allays the Tickling which provokes fsequent in, and takes off the wanly Sedation of acrimoni es = moors, cleanfes the fmati Glands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of the Veda. This it reguintr and quickly cures the molt obitinatc Confumptions of the longed Standlug, if taken before the Lump arc a:tented. It cures all bidky and dry Coughs, diffolves conceited Maki in the 'flsoraz, heals rawocis and (wends of the &raft, Sto mach, .and limp. and gives Immediate relief to Mae who. through Age And lulinnity, are deprived of it eR w Siegess it generally comports and contribute. Cu make the Ressander their days comfortable and eafy. This Effence is prepared only by James Ryan, Surgeon. is Briltul; and (aid, whole:de and retail, by Francis Newborn at No. 43. the Eat/ End of St. Paul's, London, in Bonk% price 3s. 6d. each, duty included. N. B. As many Peons condowilly miltake Mr. New/serfs hunk, particularly Servants and Mellinger., all Purehafersaro iv:petted to obferve, that it is a little out of the general L6B of foot Paffengers, live Doors from the Corner of Cheapride • aid that a bolt of Dr. James, and thefe Words, are aphift ths; Front of his Houle, viz. ■ THE ONLY . WAREHOUSE toR DR. JAMES's POWDERS." SARACEN'S HEAD INN, ____S-VOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND SXPERITION, POR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM 'THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, Br THE FOLLOIVINO POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHUB. throost IMprenhant„ Case, and Marlboro' every Afterntran arrives at Mr. May's, tbe-Grrybound Ina, Barb. 11•11 tbei • London Tavern, Tlaconao.ftreet ' Brißol , out Mornion.4a fide tL tw-•-Out 641. earriage..--Palrener• for warded from Bath to Brldsrsor, Tamotsu, St& Liverpool, Warrington, - KnutSford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach. called the Expedition, every evening, ea Five o'clock, to the Grown lon, Mad Profs-Brat. Liverpool. Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury PA Omith, with a Chard Sebes* every of and readies Birmingham nest day at aeon PACs by Oalord, Shipßone, and Eniton, to the Saracen's Head, Bull- Amt. libmingbun . Leeds New Light Coach, culled the Illnekinglint, fro . every morning at eight o'clock—earrim four ingdes only, and goes remarkably eary--paffes Borough Stainfved,Nowasia,AM• ford, Dedicatee, and Ferrybridge, to the 011ie. UM Lae_ next day at noon. Notwitbftanding the enesesinen of this. Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeable an; plete public conveyance on tie North Rood. being • in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lastealter, Prciton, Kirby Lonfdais. Boulinets Charley, Ormikirk, and Gulling Po* Coaches. every arta& noon, at five o'clori vollardod- Looth, SplEby,. Zaltk. Boit*" Spakling, itierhorentibs Stilton, end Huntingdon Coach, tots of Monday, Wedielllet, and Friday evcoings, at four o'clock-The only Conk fro SpiHby with a Guard, York, Neweaftie, and Edinburgh Pail Coach. the Lord Nelfon, performed with a Guard throughout, fees out crap morning at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad. carter, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ben. wick. Paffengers finding themfcives tangoed from the length . ofthe Journey may reit what date they pleafc, and then ?merit on without any additional fare.. The Proprietor at York rune Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whiaby, and ether Soots_ _.. Cartille and Perwith Pon-Coach, goes with four Herrn% and a Guard all the way—pores through Brough, Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughloidge. Week/s -hy. Aberford, Donealter, and Grantham, (the march way by 18 nidet)—fets out every Morning and performs the Journey with. the &remelt (acuity. Pagengcre detained an the rood by bulludi or picahire, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fa cured in the nett Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.) Exeter, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weyimentli,Det chelter, and Balloon Coaches, every Morning in half ualt Three, with a Guard: through Minium, Amatinfter. -14 art, liandford, Ballogitoke, and BilTatut-i-rC4OIO four Wide., at only IC each. Hertford, Ware, Hoildefdon, and Cheilmat Comb, eft" SOlnin. Shelfic g id and Rotherham Rockiaghato Coach cvcry 4 tdel• kg at Seven—Guarded - oilura, Beams, aad Henley New Pea-Cam, • wilji • ;used r Aftermati, *Five , wantiolp 4 Coosietea. Neweaftit, Wad/. add . . Wolverhampton l'oft Coach,Wery allernoms. Garda Sureverbory, Wellington, and Ailing Port Coach, the Royd Charlotte, every evening. at lee o'clock. to the ita4ert art/ Mk and Unicorn Inn ,Sbrewibuty. Guarded. Ssuthampton, Winclidtcr. Arlestord, Altar Coach, ovary morning. Hull. Nortbeave,Howden, Thorn and Doceafter Pelt Coach every morning at [even o'clock to the Dun and has Wu MytonsGste, , Woodford. Wanftead, and Laytoidlone Coach. at g iamb every Evening (escept Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Martine Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half paR Ten, ban pia Two, hair pa* Four, and half raft Seven °Thai. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, ( e nds, he. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggons...4'o na. itkeeks, liosigars Bury and t ali pare of Suffolk every Monday. rough. Newbury, and Reading, every Tuektay. Southampton. Wireht.Rer. Rumfey, Lyndharll, Lrla 4 / 1 1. 6 .• Chrittchureh. R ingwoud, kurditsgbeidgr, Wineborn,awd Pr e fer —Waggons Daily. Sunbury, Hampton, and Twickenham, mire a work' W. hlO 11 NT A IN and Cu. relyettfaily acquaint thee Dries& and the Public, that they will not be secnuntabk foe soy ?Stu of Leggpge./kc. OMIT tbres Five Poona* yobs, If haft ord.. magal, duich (pealed at the time of &Wary, and paid for am cordingly. at the S3reeete•-Hrtid Ihrers/101. lended. I .ONLION: Printed far the Pearriatttes.hypHlllD.ll 4 lX l 4 fat MAltien-lane,Covem-Uasclett) at dile NrAr4 Pao; now. Orrice. No. a. Carey-ftrett a*4 1.0.114-4 'Ay WIEI, X Elkft',•l Coauthor, loace,Lholh - thjat I.Caray-base. and at the hi as•Oresce. Temper-11w ; tt. which 0111teakl coma , cnteatiocif ante Elba t ait arc taped...lTO Log steered • G II( i