Star. — London, England, 1814-01-22 00:00:00

N . ' a TYE IFEJWILER. • Among the extraordinary sepetts-and-appeeranecs tst 'he present severe weather; the ettitttif the river Thames is not the least singular. Vast 'itkintities of pieces pf floating ke, leaded generallt with hetiya; of some, areaften almost every where on the stirface and being C.ti ried up and down-44 ihel tide the stream, and collected where the projecting banks. of the bridges make a resistance to the .flow; and At.sup. port ti) the accumulation, somttimes twit glaciers, united one moment, at anctthkr clathinf cracking, and dashing in a singular *fitter/fat titan , Per : again, whrn the flood beneath is-nOt strffitietiii elevated to support the mass, and when the Curti& passes strongly, the ice islands float away, glishing and crackling as they go, rising „rte. ON; saintlier, and then receding coveied with angry . Inn m-, as ilte. violence of the wiild or wave passiagthroigh V ie 'arches of the bridges, the Cruets . is.treniettilaitsyl 'for near the bridges the floating pieees collect aboOt fiidsrtt~r, or while the current is less tin-Libre; and range themselves regularly. onellne itpna altothrr,4bi stream forming them into order as it passes,'white makes its way in force. till the increasing crattineststlit of the channel adds such virilerice to the conflitt,' deft* a breaking. up is, Made, mid the broken ice, 'Oh :it _ . (Trash, -bunts away again; 'and.is carried up Of with the tide of the stream. The river has more than: once been'entripletely frozen tier*: at thetime of still. :writer, and some persons ? walked,. over the, ice! isear Blacltcriars.britige in the course of last week.: l . 'About that time 11. hard frost alma), SlOuk Place at low, • water, and as•the tide rose it flowed - over-the We; • "Wednesday Lust the ice was so thick at Deptford; that the crew of ate 'Taunt frigate *ere ; enabled. to;' walk on shore from their vessel. A sheep; on, the same after•nnn, was roasted on the ice, near the spot. at a distant* of wenty yards from the shore.Z., During the night, several brigs were cut adrift by the' floating ice. tg A moderate fall of snow Oti- Thursday night hat • much kat-teased the titttultiet of travelling, /bat; ..,. total the exception niche Kent and Essex ip . eas, Anne other is passable, except a few miles out ottondop. Ttie coaches on the ;4lestern road - renraiit • at different pits. The Windsor , coacis,gotarrottgb the sill w . 4t._,Cultibrook, which av* sib fgt , tigeß:t 'by empl•ii!tg about tifty lahourenA, on -Tbuisday't bbt since that the Toad is quite linisitieeable. down, at' Niaidenhead-lane, the snow 41 & r afted to double the former depth ; and between Tiiyinitd and • Readitig it has drifted in mountains. On. 'pirtsof sagshnt Heath it is impossible to convey an adequate • idea of its situation. Nothing has arrived from thi 'North road since At Cambridge oh Thursday even,: ring ; but it is known that the, NevicaSefe had gone off the road Auto - a ,pit about eight het deep, on, the pre. • • - ',..ceding day, •wilbOut.cloing mischiefooman , or horse. o,ify six ont of twenty-one Mails had arrived fast night, in consequence of which stvfral were not suf. ;erred to Leave cnwp they *ere stopped On.Tiluesday . night. The stagessWere alto..stoppetli Tha • Edilaiurgli and Glitigoir Mails; . dtie ons Thurs. day, have arrilfil: they were cinaeyed froth Batliet 7 _ _ . Leeds that he was obliged to abandon the Mall-coactinii the road, and, with the assistance of such 'persons - as accident threw in , his way, to .drag the bag upw.irdt of.forty miles across the Seidl before Fie could . proceed . in a convey:trice of tiny sort. * - ' —• * Otit- qt th;rty-four coaches *thltt usually ,arrive every morning s at the Golden Cross, Charing Cross, only font had reached town yeste'i.day at noon. At Ivy-bridge, in Devonshire; the mow waff6ili teen feet deep on Monday last,•with every appearanee of increasing ; several gtngs of labourers were em played in vai ions parts of shat county, t?ent tbleitigh - the s:.ove and ice; to open a line of comitsunication, if possiole,.along the main road leading.tu i the i capitul. GLAsn9w, JANUARY 15.—The intensity Of die . frost in S..:otland has been greater than' has been.beard - of 'Once the year 1740 L. The Lod don . Mails due here 4n Weoilesd,iy and Thursday only arrived last night . about tea o'clock. The- snow, which stops the coaches is near eleven feet at Moffat, where They are wholly covered ' • and those from this. chi have . re hied fast in the snow at Lesrnaliagotx; near La. 1 ; Park. ' There has alsO, been .a vast tall of Sibiti'in Ayr shire, and coaches eritjying on the road. • Wii - LTEHAYpA /Alll. 'lB.— . The ,fl ilst has increased hi severity, and is .at this time moreintenie than ever. All the ponds, streams, Icc. : :in this neighbourhood, itre frozen ; and there is scarcely a puinp "iii the town that is not dry. The - observations as to the:therm°- . meter are various ; bht all agree in . ascertaining these . instruMents to be considerably lower than they have i been for many years fast. . .., , NEWCASTLE, JAM. I&--The' weather, during 'the i li a week, has been more intensely cold than ive bale, reperiented for severAl years past, and the naviga oaf lion , the Tyne has been c ompletely stopped for a considerable space below . the Quay. On .Sun4a.y last , - a number t.f -plrsoos were7aimuipB theniseipes on the river with skaiting, &c. but some of them neaily - for= - ' .feittsd their lives for their..temetity in.venturiug tippn . • • ..plaeasserkich Iltad only been, frOaen.Oring,Lhe preced. . . Ins cvsitug.. ... 1 44 yik*,:iipVl;l: ittnnersed`t6 thei! slaws, aud.weve xel i foWsiiih copittlerable dt* . Culty : Pam ) iPstalarf.Vfne: th) in" Id *dati : iiii . of their ;; A * 14.06 n, thii,,aexaiirsiied o dr fairotir* I , . rts inch . ? .040,419 1 ripissioii ill'l i Akii.Oactet ' fir ,!" : ; rOde.r . e4 ; I;Def-9pFtimons r.1 1 .4 1 , ,a, the- sef '' inV . t isipqr s itsul from die re4(l("t4ift, •0; , f the dohs -•- Ai iiiii i ; 7 -:•• Ls ,oies i zet oiling down 1 tho'vi. from • -` '~'. ~< • . a • . \ e' e' . . , „ testefiftikt• l ear: •.:-• • . • , Yegterday an Inquest wits bold at the Veit . Beth, in Little Denenark-strtet,, .oti . the tuntilated remains of KariAseCnooey, yelrs of :Litt ! who was bur ned Wei . erneo . 4y everilift at MTS. Graham's house, aektuark-street. Mria',„giteithArn said; .she 'kept a Indginrhouse: She .itatedstettied tetra her sleep by Atelibald , M 4 Gibbons . * I . 6'4'a' so the house, with Ihe, art of ” fice.l' She and t h e other lodger . .. - . owed their liet/tojtitn. • Archibald M49ibbon !aid, tie Carnet° 1417itgetbeie Sitindey , night; he usually slept h the Tioni j attli,..tted the deceased th the ftext room to him.. -A Mrs.- PM* a'Aeidevf, occupied the second fluor ; the first deer 'seas fitrnishei,,hot pot inhaleited; Vivo niett : atiA ister-sbec t iti tbel,kceit. Po' 3 9tna Mrs. GrahaM and' her niece in 'thekit4o; witness tame home on 'riiesdayYsight, 4 abotii"isitse. ten, 11(tik.. Pool ordered at .coach. to be sent for, as she • tie* it' ienel!e' 'Ne!egitee- Street, aittrg&-ter theMOrning. , • Mrs. Graham asket•:Mtit.- Pal if . she had put 'cot . her fire and. Candle ? Mrs. Pool acesWereti that ever thing was. safe ; witness retired to bed abnuiliidrpast ten, and' between operand two hei,nweke; Arailipped up in : s hed. the rook was filled with smoke; be itriggled, and atteMpted to call out, but enttjd not, ibe *ant of -1!) , .. an siftirt;:ltnwe4ett; he traehedihe 4lpw. and callittatt to l" 7rlti Vactitnaticame,l „Old th' net bbloucti Wife alarmiii the firi t begin to l 'appear -ne'ar' his beats toad. He : then . ran down i stays, and horst . (vets* the parlour door ; he awoke two 'tften 'and a boy that . slept, dtere, And then c4led. Mks. Gialtantuodher niece. Hi inquired if all were! *aft'? and was' answered, -all, except Mary Ann Trisenuing the deceased). He attempted to go Up to save her, but (Mad dot pats Mts. Pool's door, whence 4111 detnes*orst very...strong, and tlteltaits upWards.; were also on fire. Mre. Graham alsomado eidespe rAte effort to rush up through the die, butsouldnot; witness then made a second 'attempt. but the fire Tell a- shower down the :tab's,. and shortly after the attic door gave way, and feU into the second door, en that they, were forced to ruti - Off to save themselves. :There was but very little of the furniture saved;' - and the witness lost his all-44 watch, : pneket-bork :with what little monef he, had; hot in unithbeing left‘ as a hat,. shoe; or Stocking, and' remained nearly in a, state of nakedness in the street until four o'clock, When 'one neighbour : gave 'him an Ad pair of shoes, another 'a hat, dm his - shirt and neckereiel were bur, nee, in his effort to ascend the stairs.—Several of the Gentlemen, who composed the Jury, and whet) reside on the spot, and were witnesses to this dreadful acci: dent, atteibmed the saving the brit of the inmates, aied of the preservation of• the adjoining houses, and the property saved, to the vigilance and activity of 'this young man; and expressed a wish that he might get a petition, which they Would sign, :to be presented to the Gentlemen of the Albion Eire Insurance,Com. -- pany,, with whom -Mrs. Graham had her furniturejl etc. insured for about teaX), inhopes they might take his distreised case into consideratiOo, and give him *tune as it might bran inducement-to others to - net iiiliitemanner, in a similar case.---:The CORONFA espial* the case to the Jury, who returned a vet. Mary Ann Cooney, casually, acciden misfortune, met , with her death, by being house-, No.- 17;.Denmai k -.street. . • thursdat. morning a fire was observed -itelbegew Jerusalem chapel, Dudley :, id- have heed. oceasirmed by an ig from the late conflagration, at Mrs. house; in Denmark -street; but the engines spot, 'soon dis'sipated the !sham. LOTTSRY. —An advance itt the Price of ixpeeted before Wednesday, as there never ee' iit . Which so many Prizes were to be. Arty Tickets. The chance is increasyd one:half; ilietteinand is beyond' ail precedent. First "Dire Drawing, 18th January..—Net. 1120, • - ivas• drawlY•tit Peiie of 81000, and being the Firttt drawwtrPrite-24(iii: 020, is also entitled to £lO,OOO, `Mating it* Prize of eel 1,000 - ; No. 8211, a Pfize of arlflo,' *ere, Shaied and Sold by HOHNSI3I( and - Co. 46 ) - :VOribill, where Tickets Mid Shares are Selling, warranted -Indrawn. Second Day's • Drawing will be 'Naer WEDNEsomr, Two Prizes of ar20,00.4 One XlO,OOO, diC. Btc.. - in the Wheel : the late-good tor. sune df Hiltirltilv and Co. is beyond compare. A subscription is opened at Glasgow for the relief efitte Brush ' sufferers at. Hamburgh, and deputiei have ariived there from that place to solicit the be nevolence-of theft' countrymen. A large sum-lies al ' ready, been itibicribed. • ©d - the' day of• the- public thank;giving in Ellin. burgh, Oiehiligistrates made a most liberal distribu.' ' don of baked meat, and bread to the industrious poor, all-itirer the town, and the •prisirners in jail, and in I.3rideWeß. BBW-STlCElZT.—Yesttrclay WieStros firtiffitekl and , ..lqhm Sadler, the -two men who are in custody on stupid:on of belonging to the gang who attacked Vickery tot the White Horse public-house, it: Fins. busy-street, were . bentsghi np tor reexamination.— ' Vickery. who is *early recovered from his wounds, gave his evidence. I:ltypriioners Were finally charged with an assault a and required to give bail in 4 { 400, and two sureties £2OO each. Poitee-Oette*, - D - Oattet.=.44chard Redfard -Roe, Esg, apereired several days at office, complaining of the conduct of tt servant maid,-in the house he lodged-in, Leinster-street. The MAgistrafes were i . unwilling to enter into the business, tu.they conceived' there was hot giound- sofficient for any information. Mr.'Ree, who, is alrinitter, however, armed with a , volume o'f ttii&atutes tinder one arm, end a variety of itifol-mati(;ns; Selected' by himself, under theother, appeared against the servant maid. lie charged her with gketai Misconduct in refusing, to attend him, and "ildio Writ! atterttptbs scald him with a kettland .bb'lliiyqq mater,, and that she had repeatedly Osifetied to beit him, and that even in the presence of:the Mightintei expressed her sorrow that she Dot gixeri hintti•good drtibbing ; and that she wic k Inalieibesly,satesignedty,liad . torn three leaves out of Indeai; , betriniiiik with Murder and endink with r. 1 04 '',l6. 4 •Rose produced a Gentleman in lb, Anny, sic fialrridince bf her bad conducts he stated, that ffehadliert under tact necessity of quitting the, loclgidgi on aceatint °Cher:lmpertinence, Bat that she hadivever either beat him Itor threatened tithes's tout: -servant 'maid urged .Batty odious eircumetanceC het &fifteen but As'titeriieve-nnObarke ont•by any evidene, she *as held to bail to keep the peace. ' .' . - .-' ••• •in . apnst-ehaise:and six The post-boys, guards, and diCt•—That Ma ''' attendants, were frequefithr obliged to alight, to extri• tally. gad by 'Luis ~. . .. ate the chaise and . horsea. ' The snow on Vineldey butnt ninth the b Comm is, in some placecvAsisie it has been drifted; '-'- • • • ` {motap*atillv.-ti deepeteinatbere is ito triiit of !beau—Mors ._ ' eVert4l6ll4 at L'-, 7.: : . 7 7111' ta li IV . 1 101011 7 Was 'CAW ihnte fel out in - ..,14. e i 1 , 4 ,-; . tligriffe . d tin extras navy ' power4o drag court , supposed , - ~0.- , alt selliele. ind.rat every fort -Or, fifty fOrds distance n anted s beatrt fro r " tot4by so upped its progt•ess. - . - Grabarli's horse . - The Postmaster of Aylesbury ivaehed town wi:1) being on the spo .. . the Mailbag. •He conveyed it tome part of the way STATE Lorry ' . :, in a chaise, and where the road was impassable for Tickets is expect • - carriages, oh horseback, or on men's shoulder's. - was an instance • • . The guard who acc.cmpanied the Leeds Mail states, dravtn.with to Os • - • 6%41, were 1$ pasts liut"4ttelfldatip g :4# Q abOgi n am Scer i the . tiieh• mien on w hole to Ifflubon*pr .77 ----. ll '."ing:Pait of. ... 4 . olari . tit .40 smny h as bum balsam+ tretawo tA _, th and north o C.tiiirwl,'•and fr tike . rtibet „falipito 7 the swelling oi.ebe - riqlo .. : • • . • . t.. I.' • • /, 6111=1 ~`~ 1 S • . it. . .•. . ,~.! • , , • Inti e t thi 'ate It ttl 'tit tatistls , , at t ots-ion ' iWts . : 4 llliistie r qaunger, , of Babertte.tt, o? a s.augtrterr. * . 'i— 7-• - -IYttiLW" '-....i c.,j .. q• .. At . fltninnt, on 411 n. 130 i9st,i 5aniut ;11444409 4/' tm-Or tam to the East forklift M Etta. . On 'lloltatlay,kteitoab4itshattt, after a long and pitinful MINA., Mrs. Sre.tr, wit/ of Thocias *ear. Esq. ot TurnlaMir.ein, ltt Me 73.1 yar.of.lser age. . . • • • mica OE COALS--000.1. itt4l4Kgl . l 1 4N•Ri* Ships at Market Said ; PriCt4. *St /4fewcastfe 1. , ' Of - . • Sar•Odla tle Od lOt Suadqrstad . .- . 0,. ~.. ; ...., :go • to 705 Od - 1 .—....._ .„dfidi 1 . 110.144,A4AttiE1ir,•J*10.414, si. Ps& LTO NE Of 810. TO Stlilt Tit OTFAIL• j Beef 61 . 4d to 7c 4'e. * Veil!. 'ts ; Od-tti 8. 6d ' Mutton 60. '4do ta 7. 84 l'kek ts •Od to a% Od gest ! , eol.:-Sheep, $,l —CAvet, 90- I •Pigi• PK . .. . All r • • A lir PAW!: VH PreLp. Meaaow•Hay 41' :sr Is st to. Rower Of Us so 9.1 •9! I.Sttafty ti) to Ali' . • - rJ ewuAr4 . AND LEADENHALL MA apia S. I • . . ABTA cArcaso . - • . Beef, per 34 41 4d to 13i Yea 1 , •Ot I to. 88. bf Mutton St tot t.Ptiiae ill 444 PlLlCa,uFrkipralN 091touciH - rra4 r Kent In to; to et th Kent &Win - • Mt- IN. Ito 11 04 ›;usselz tow' 91 As to ill Bs • 1 Far l 4o 6 . • ' to IV /4* Os to 101 ,Or Of to 471 'loa 1116,141410A.400 . 4Y AND ,3 4 .1 . 111 W M r ritiva.Y. IT.j#lol:4. vogrrecipapit. iPs tsi 31 * Os Oil Kir ' • •41 Os co 31 0. ,straw 161 7 4 dr Otocti traa'r - S . les t• II lis I CIAIVer ir 1 011 to GI 10, - itAw RlO 3rst Heifers and Steers (per, Cirdis As 4d to 2s 6d StOile) Sat 4d td 3. ihr l4s each. Middlings, its MI 10 Ott 4tag.B . 141 04 to 10s od 604 ,t) Ilrits—kospnAlkaiiir,•o4 to 0041 --1 • .P4CICII OF TALLOW. ?"; 4t. James's Market es 8d 1 Town 'Thllsw 11 . 4 s ed. Clare Market es 9d Yaks* Russia • 11041 oil Whitecbapel Market es 6d White ditto -106 s od per stone of Kib. Snap ditto lOes Oil Average 6s 8d f Diu. rough /Ms Od Yellow Soap 1 I Ss—Mottled, 1341—Curd, 128s—Palm Price of Candles per ea--?Moulds, 1,4 od I _ OF 1 .. A Lsl CEADENIIALL MARKS I . .PR, , .. •. Batts. '. - ' 240 49d • Calf Skins • 3R.1 411(11 .Ohre, ' -29 d 146d Ditto 39d 44(1 Merchants' tacks mid 23d Ditto . 38d 4Se • Deeeiiing ?Wen • It sd Ited Small Seals SU .3eld: • Fine Coach Hides 2:4 26d Large ditto, per dot. 12os t6t:* , (VP Bitk , !or curt. 4211 29d Tinned Hors; Hides 294 4Sdbi ' Dime 45 to SO lbs 23d 2311 Gnat Skins ile•Soa .._ _ . ,~ . . 601h4fitY MIRIETS. UXIIRMGE, Jert, in—Wheat, per load .Cl 6 101 to £29 lOa Barley, per quarter Ses to 42% Oats 11's to Sits, Beans 42a to Ens. Peas SOs to 53s _ Sal ittitk.WiS iiE AD INN, SNOW-HILL, - I. LONDON. --.: • ~ . WILLIAM p. AIOUrTAIN: . _ . .. . ~ Thif Lest •Aeconuncelation for Traeldiers, good -14:1114 Asko •' - !!• -•' '• 'Liquors, and moderate Charges. • - Wagon Warehoutes, and Stablieg for Six Wagons per Nilreek.i.s of great interest to any Carrier it might suit, front tloi cedtrat' . • iiit oqtkin a r {'THE following POST COACH ES % MAIL •JL COACHES, ..lcc. sec out from the S un ' s Plead WA: .Snow-Hill. •' . VAI.MOUTH,and TRIIIIO New Po3t-Ctrath ettery'Mornin ~ EtrrEt, Plymouth, Weymouth, Durehestet, faint - out Dartmouth, and Sallabure New Pau Coach, atifery ht.relog Six o'Clok, rill a Guayd, through Holton, Axin . lnater, Brid.! port, Blandford„ Baengstolie, and Bait:Ant. - - BOSTON, .Spahllng, Peterborough, Vitas; and Huntiegdon haw Royal Mail: Coach, sets out every Evetting.-:-Coaches from BONN% to Spina*, Louth,• Grimsby. and Hull.. . . Lilf.ilailefikt ilisseleceeels, meat:* ii built* stems • Morning, through Lutterwortb, High Crust,' Hl:tckley. At ' stone, l'afttworth, titchreld, UllesthorP, Northompluek /Junstable; arrives at LlVerpool rout Afttraore. .• Li VBR FOOL, Warrington,.Knutsford; Stone, and 1., • • Post-Ceach, tilled • The Expedition, every."Eveniniy i raft olasek, te W. Brotherton'S, *ems . a Heed Lon,' 1. 1 1.041 Vt. et. Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL-Plying Poot•Coaehe:, through Clsiptier: ham, Caloe, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Maya, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London tavern, Tho mas-serest; Brirtel; next MoruirtusoCoaches to We*, Bridk,os water y Tattotor, &C. • . LEEDS hew light Caach, exiled the Rockingham, set; vt aver Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Pont Insides only, r 4 lies re markatly easy, with a Guard throtighout. Passes !brought Olen*. ford, Newark, Ret ford, Daticater, and Ferrybritige," tO the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Ray, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of thisCnech, it is allow( d to be the most• agreAshle and complete Pubite Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accrmsnuntation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirbv-Lansdale, Bolton . Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coad:es, evert After soon at Pive o'Cludt.'-Guarded. , GLASGOW, Longtewn,. Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries; Brywnhill, Thornhill, Saoqubar-Kiln, Cututfock, Kingellell s arid ali Para of Scotland.- Cansperdown Coach, Daily. -•-• YORK„Newcastie; and lidinborgh .new Coach, performed 'with a Guard s hroughout,' sets out earthy Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford,Tadcaster, Datitngton, Northatlerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. 'Passengers ••Ending themselves- Patigued from the length of the journey,. may .rest whti. thise'thri pleas*, and then proceed on without any ad &tonal Pare. J. ()La a ft, the Black Swan • Coney-street, York,. runs' Coaches - to 'Stoidetland; Hull Scarb4ough, Whitby, ail other Pla're% . 4 BRIDGENORTH. and Walsall new Post Coach, num Evening. . , CARLISLE, Peprith, and WhitallavenT.'ost Coach, o goes vria Four Horses, and a Guard all the *ay. Patties through Brunet, Appleby, Greatakridge, Riclutiond„Catterick, Beroughbrider, Iketherby, Abeslord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the. nearest w 44, by . elght t een mlks). Sets 'out every Morning, and performs the journey . with the greatest facility. Paueng -. detelyed on the read by business,' or pleasure4save the pet u advaattga of N their seats ino secured in the mil Coath. '-4 .. 4. T 1,.. CHES*PE: - . and. PARKGAXE. new Poe Coach, Daily:'"' ECLIPSE, a new Flytag Poet Coach, to YeWk • thesulet4o* Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Foitrlnsicks . y, At ternowt, at Three o'Cistek, by way of Deneastair, ' , ond Stamford. , SUNDERLAND, Stock t on, and *arm, n e w "depech,Ygoery ! Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderlanik! :!:. • /.-' - . mANcIiEnTER, Winslow, Cungteton, Newc . - Wahlil, anti WolverhamPton Pbst:Coach, every' AfteattooneeL wan. • SHI2EVi'SBURY, Wellington, and Sialfrn.ll Pot,t. - • • . • •Royal Charlotte, every t vening„ at yive o'prick.—G, •• • a y - • SHEFFIELD and Rotbethain Post Coach,colled t_. _ 7 ham, every Morning. • . . ~ . • . .. lIIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with triltta* guts out every Afterneon,and reaches Eirnill.gham nee day afillaja. • Passes by. Onford,,ilnatotr, and Shipstime, i to the Sarucen's Heide Null-itreet, 131rininghatn. - ' !* LIRMINGHAM-New Post Coach (to carry 4 intides WO ihgne , Day,, through Otos), Strarford, Lettaistitton; and U'arvvi:lt ; pets eat fVt ry Tuesday, 'I rhursday, and Saturday Morning, and 'knives • at Birmingham the same Eveid..g. - - . - HULL, Northam!, Howsleo, "1 horn, and Doncaster Pete- Ctiath,evety Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sur. Inn, Mytor:vaie, Hull. t 1' S,IJNhi.URY, Hampton, aid Twllthenhatts,,,Twice a Week . SOU'lliAMPTON,Winehester, Al6ll°lll, and'Altan Coach I every Eveniar,_. -- WILLIAM B. MOrlf74llll and Co. respeedhily acquaint their : Friends and the Public, that she'y trill not be aceourtable fir arty' iialitti OY .I.oggage, doe. of there than .Five Potarlds Value, if lost •.igr sleataged, orikia entered as suchand paid fur Accordingly, at , he Saraeser Head inn, Soo rrAtilt, I.ondon! . N. if. Passergersand Pariels beaked for 'the above Coaches, at the liffr Whsta: Serif Waßarefiletc4illy. . . . • • a ... •.: • "' . . . . •. '2. "" 9 " , `: 177 ‘ 77 ,_ • lECirimieltVrs . , 131 . 1 . , T IrkoctiratoyAL EhumOCATION.4-Man t luh k wida 4 Chiloiren are cared ultraily L 1 rergalos. on e Cris . astach; an Immediate *Crap/4 of' ut!, lets ett BROctl'iTON *HI fOrvent the complaint to td consarviion, and a felt O N , may compActell vote. Au thotssolit • OStinite Cases pt+attieranee :Au . dkieed elect it on K emet.) , be.ito - 41.e1l . enicsitilesi for 011saaten as Wi r t* tr./Oyes no Mesitctow to be tikes tniearair l 1 in'tommen Conglza this MsAteine is .sqbsii, May be retied on be Men, WOdiell, nntrersittateu, as :aft avij efectust- notanktaq Me4te , h?! s m v .mg u,40, oi g i* on the viral:pit hj a,ma:evety osactp (he rare . 61 Edsestnni. AR, s ht.lhrkiChtsrels=Yetinfirshis ik tits only Whtitsx see Vendor) enittlinti Lliereots‘ pi! Nttle. ivf..tiQttiAii. I'isVC4l4; DO.. . -- " i' 2. • I BZqic,i't_e. 5? in tPrtri• 3 .1.1 .• th, 4.1 4V : sifi'62 tlit ?di; , ',ON , ' Iratipi . en atllidteti wi th the Lties Vinetelt, "Akio fro'-‘ ; ; tc:l Its obvt/ resilt:og ev*t6ontli agiellidlirpitfortribwel by not %cistern of thelfcylty 4,4104 ttin % b4 - 4,131# alostreti stlitirscs o salivatinn and t %lilt illseliaried trams dig '' • Zit:. r tittlerellbl, would appeal to befit' Me. !lion in . - r.4 hi the spring% ONAst yearmi dyorsleriliiii . gnu tu Arta i 11....1,1, ,s 0 Isesiiiy in put a period to my etiste t tee. _ln it i i s Anil 1 b-as re: eoptibentiedii Mor.i.Vtomition, (v. 114 tt.civesi .barreat a rota tar thrit lstre,) to tilit..yont LititWy eitsgst)Pihs, tylstetil,beilall to titi3Oarthe flGth May ; . .ln the course lit'ji tcrtniA;t I t'llnit td ?enre I;entlE'' fri . Wei Wore than ssioV% I becitts4 bt .your liberal_ eihtioe ai.64 pii;iviritritisieffiz!kets Ilan. tvm ;oft ruer copplaints,-hute riteor. tr. d , iiy tirtins.eporlr, and ortrengiti and atrebecettne lolly mid tat in orbielestiny brinic dilithnta manymonths co the "itslotteduiienf sit:4. rp# Itqcgr is* I on at a bait! itt.whiske i frirtlli tb eiprbos Mt' gratitude, but beg lot fdi the amid of oiier beiffei - trtinetaiials, to make this lily &,.ite a public as possiirle, as 1 shilreta ekt,rytmOscpp-Lhe ilillintog soles wil!gre-atly oh:4;e, Sir, per smutted ti*xitent ver y 'y set-- rant, * - '• - ••• ALEX. kitillPOC - Swan's Ghost:, High - itreeti,ndinhFilbe • ~ . Prepared and sold by' the sob! no i nirtor, Tuoittas Ta b MombatAfthe Royal 'college of Surgeons je telastnlffer MS illtsilk New .Bridge:a:..eta ,' ' 41. . ,_ ...' •i .. _, • 11)11 are also sold by bisArpoyttiliedts: • ' Monter s, Nti l 35, St. Albin's-streei, P4ll Bootidf;' tlitt 'I Na 109, 01. rordAtteet ; Mot: Dtsbomitpiii i N 0.71 k - reeishill, otarlynp. posite the Alotbunent , and by one prz6cmi in ,cv . t)• cobsitict.dolt :own in' Enplatld, &a. ir. bones only Its. 9d. raCti, sided up witll full and Atm directiatiit, srberebil permute" ofettliet sitt. Plat thrt thenibelves vrth ease and secrecy. . ~ • I. N.B. Every got satin Great Brit4to 1 I iiiiled et *On Aunt n wbie,h ,by favenv of the Cain ntissionetS, is printia mho: &tang Office " 'r.oyilylor, 1.10.0. New Pritito-artritt.'% , c , - shlrfloth...z . .: -..- , .fiEN Men OrEtltlcatittif Ind'Fithketifiat * !Wt , V Y net vitiordittiliSdasighlst% to dieetna. the most sate ea oirta n ntFtho4 Of treat u a few pitislito&A‘miesso, the,iosfosat. 'ld result of itch etd'arietict is the boiCptiOrof ft - upettotty. ‘. Mesas. 00th: and CS; rcegeolfY,”Ario-beos lloitated to MAR / I the cute of the tiollahrbe tbr obj ec t of particular tiudy, eta. a eernose Disorder, fireAuently 4-Mali-act' porrttst brim& cat'onS' Askitirenocomitlnts, Strmairts . Oteets, *l.liett s •hf ai improved plan, are Vritm l 'l7 and laltrnli mica, ; as alau M li ay, othethooerisin; from Bacckf.tic. I' u inc, long rt e!: &Me 4r -esim inmates, et a okra *Wart vire, too of:t:t ens %splay pdriated h the pb,, ti •et -bosh sei,„st ska osatr - teitting us: 4v al:an-imam, sad in the rel:4 a ounacteAv 'tram of ntr coifs dlWAlrits, which, If . sot /intik Proftilleci, tstiliasta to tapes fence and consumpttoo. In thot*ii•treseinit att i t WI 1 4 11 / o c ,defitioncy, *bet the consequi nee -of ft:ch p ' it I, of attiring from toy tat*, by - which the ravers most% tudon.bSettlat* as hitularq ( diri l 'APiugecos " I" - don, the/ oil!at a grey sab,t4 :r ad site ettutadon to maid 6 *1 ~-...• 00.115541811 thisefitto rtoftwing the tors of ;ilea * :n order that, they miy not be, by t h the trlikwittet so inutty itstaciostr-to it hot- jhttlest'to tbstasetves le state I rdusatrd and lttithsted Int.,' every rtifiestew of iibick fitsi'ddlerint !runt she ethos;: Wwinellt I'i/tidal ,", ' 'rer) that the Attie*, trialn4 rd thenim Oh the trAttice tut ' protinic don tile!! ptetet a t9# usprecetlttsvci cur:Lies:cc witch ; thee Priwin kle lea la ley ha! ,~ Seen —•-••• A - • nw. , ecat, ettlatopera tells oroo ho t 'nelleemt gee raffrot tr nar.revfllbil 10,464,41* - 0444e;•ettei sit fount Caste t O app4telOtal'okoite.pb di , icovery rif Vecuuti, day fie- - quenflyVianliallbleelli4d Pine° days. •14,e st• iwecelletsti4 sway* Ott* doolde of trt-btbayot . (Vlach has *toe, Men knoory to fetil in nee sitygk ifittance in a previa:let 15 ytais, (Wirtz "bilkh peitiod Ibitti7 tlneandl):rowas of bode ogee: bats been cesreB; coot after *erre and drjufioeui methodelted been punned by or!•tt Prat "pen withon effect), indoisit deem tee puhlciy Olff ribeitadvice. • • - ti To be cvneuttpd daft ... 7 Patent, of ether Ablkliffft ewe?, iltetaff, and lkafnutilkt—Let.fers . from C., enbitty, col:a:nit) ) ; ' tbepartteulsoe case age, a n d , efe(livlng„ •ticiteatil a reon•ttancr t re ttenitd to , and - ado* bit hbtadifitin Wer&li co stt p4ir 431 the ktE z Ainet. • '. . 4 r, • . •.14;Zotil Cie -lirgeens. m t - ''ot,errite:erwe.t'llak#4llAete • ,_ • [-• := • • —/s. • ; . CliAt.l .11N • ' Vig3MV:i.Cl.7lt It tiirdittgliK'Siirgetnis, Inge in Ws j• Ay-IL Majesty's Sender; clich•flge at/1(46116 . 49614d to prove e Instance where their Medicins and gm-chola cure ever 'ailed of the degred effeet. - • The .tactieTs'ot Many *to fo• its pacticulatbrancb;tif their/legit** has not otveolrine to 60 unsuccessful case. ' They continue to difect (heft stneleti teethe traitors:l)l Ind eta's' of Vesertal Cortiptaints, aml that derliveement OrAftst synenis a•htch is the consequence of the gerniclnus an4wasteffil effects ef 2 habit long and must unhaprity putat4ri by the yetallsof both sties, n rite one it will be fattnif tube the unfailing sourer of barter. , u es. ; the other harries rava t ros tatally dcyelopea th thefts bye di , . ' :resin= state of debility, n(r. tidieltremedfvtl,fertubarfes n impotehte. Thttite Mt* its trtitOte 644.1th:tate ettl;cts;widie eon. sum pflon s , loss of tnuscalar power, an,l vaginae netvous Conipialnui usual!y de arncterise the earlier stages of this minlitflie. Of re. sons languishing under the ciftfm!elleinehient to loch i baits reatsnesst is simple and has never pr o v e d tosinceessiol, in the courie of a long s laborious, and- much extended practice. In the tnost obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection; sheb is - obstructions (to the urethra, spongy exitresenno, hard, tui callous ulcers, eruption*, seminal weatieva, sleets; as sin'', STiLI °TV gssErb s ; Whether recent or of kmg duration, and sth.ltb liave balfied t l7O kill igniter Practitinners ; are by the'r praeleampioved plan of , tzeaimmt, effectually sad peramolimly e s urat a nvlthout the patient niffeeng the excrucattng pain an! alarming heniorrbapt alien follows the iiiptatien of the tartar caustic. In the course of 'A v2tosistive preedee in this metropoks. ususierona oases of evirsttures halve been and are daily under thFir gate, the total rad!eanbn of width 'are effaced : by a eafe, +add ekiedi• ! :ow Mode of practice, superior vo any ether yet.adoirteil. at e weakness, relaxation. Ifia debOtty proceeihng frogs this eon) plaint,. is sperd;ly rewolicd, and the patient restored to entartti and v•gtwaats health.. But Pliers the siebikty ha► foi• ratios:lA' red, a propea p! .. zseso erance in diet restovravr ree.edies, after the stncture bar been ckstroited, l 'is'ln tiipensabli noritanc tivrevitir the SI tatibermg Tativossf hill. toktit.reiniiiihre titescoositapsOpfli isysoil Noblemen and (scittienstn, et the firaiterhactabl'i. • mit been under the care - of Mists:Currie and tfellor tn 4 ter ntovil 'of etnspients of the '1 Inetista,•• Littleton's. *est an.t. Isa•it": rteeived a ratUrAt and pertitausitt egre,"nloect that rtferes.,•ci may be made to theta as cadstketory t."Videnceo of tise•decidt ' periesity of Mesita. Caitiffs send 41401,04919to+Whiirt,, td 4' l ! oi chalk (lanthennio bad • ,Ntiss4,rvs! irosi trail W, ttetiey psis aud wire anger the ea ro"of lissme and firsTlVd.”, '‘and other slunftons Of el ttai-inistlusam se.o atttntood• tibtletour. by the aPPlttaflon.af the hunk caustic, ye,Otout inters& j Patients in the Country see reifiested to state`t4-ellarrieffian, of their caw, 'age . • and. netetaa-r—of note for advice and medsctucs, nn.lllntjame sri be a torwiatfed to any part or the liing4oll. ' • Messti. Currie hid Coanal beitstmulter, ley 'Wilber Se", 'wi l• the greaten &tic:ALT, secrecy an.l honour, at their !souse, No 107 f 4 a(lon-rheleil. • ` , . HIc:Yi!WAI * het I.9NLY):4 Liet i ) Gli rl 3 -bli pair w leitirtuir . • ln rtiVPOS Mgr "" • A .... Soi :T1 rwis , act: ISUNDIPAii IC% pd T -----. 7. • - t . b y ,1 7 „ --91` 1. - .A:tto Pl44lllPilna a •,; 1 tablii!le,4•l6llle l sod at UM ,tat Crtsp;e liar., •,• • , . • I nugusiag .114111!4 PUMP ‘0 1 1141 1 411 0 11Pide), mat atel peen p tpazia 11114ityerd .0% 9;1