Star. — London, England, 1817-04-05 00:00:00

, , POLICE. THE HALF•PAY OFFICER. T.aark well lgat haggard eye, that biow of care, Where Pride seem. nobly strii i tOirg with Derivate; That sullen look, that dignity 14 mien. WO e'en those faded garments faillit , r. screen; Such is the man who lately led hi. clew To Oght, to cunquer, and to bled, fur you! Such is tire man, who, late in ; rood stay, .hone with the. Pratt& the Great, the Fair, the Gay! But Wit?, 310! 1:11W >cats Moltii wary t.ye Latch group, each equipage that paw... by, Alert to mil), if I.J ; ly he Ao‘uhl meet note tvLont hii 1 tree turti.,l4 I, w now t,) greet The :meagre wretch who h-gt front di,or to i;ciar la Lir, sr, cumpaisd with toe zoo' cAly ve.ir; kr, stubborn pride &sear,. Isis callous breast, Wu thoughts of past d;o:tiill his nightly rest. • The cottager, his daily Maur o'er, Iles sail; the Wrings of a home in rola: Though raw that hem*, thmigh scanteml teary - Ws fare, His Wife's, his children's rwlea await h . it The:e. Not so (or him •sLoearly leaves his Throus,h bound ere seat ar.d foreiia ditties to roam, Instirl Sy stal:di4ow and death to dare, To Elrod CIO wealth he etc :•r, alas! must share t li's its, beau receives Lie wise d form, No wife to greet, no lisping babes to charm; His meal before him rot un.a.ted lies, While tears of hitter tare b.:dictr his eyes: Tu him, alz..! role only I ore is given—. A page in Ilia: ur ) a place in !leaven! . Is this, my country, novrthe chill reward Fur these the boasted, darling sons, wined ? These, w..n so oft thy blood-red nil untuji'd; • Who Ez . l thy Empire o'er flee scary weld ;" who first chivied tbe mighty Tyrant's swan First op'il for WILLINGTON his glorioui way; This the reward ? —Alas ! too plainly tine; Yet still they , bleed, the sane for you! .—..— PdatISLIN FASHIONS. lA'ffite roses are beginning to be disi4syt d in front of the Nel ms a la B.:Aantr, but chiefly on thew of 04*, or tie Naples bonue•s. Ilesidre the ptall ribbon. tr4firniny,i of or taffrty, or of pea colour and waterer! ribbon, are Much wort,. these bat are commonly of I'M , / colour. I lee trs at 0,:ov jr are ibourctinirs vrit,k. &trial reAtiles ado! i.• wry fail; 41,0 t ot bow or 1114v:440t ends are [cut unequally; and lall doa•uwatds searbraya. In some Instances theft bows, formed of •ro:e et,tout or lilac rib',in•. are attached to whim was , hats wi h ro-e colour ur lilt bonier.. Some he asi-dr. sac s are formed of a plail elk handkerchief s rolled and stuck upon the Lead in the manner of a Itsbe straw font Numerous rapers are made entirely of or :scot., tttlf.: to them, flatineLs Rr puffs of mu,lin, as worn at the bottom 44 robes, between the bands uf wurked periale, art autattimes attached. There is a new Ballet A!.d a new Dirritisement is preparation at the Opera Hoose, w!ticli will endwise( the whole bailer cm- Fs ; and theJavoutite English artists,. hires and Mr. 0:-CAli BYRNE, will have very prominent tiiruAtioils in them. Mr. HOWARD PAYNE's appearance at Covent Gar- den, which was anaoupced some time since, has been 4.:layed only in consequence of Miss O'hltutes in disposition. Miss O'Nett.t.'s health is now considerably • Roved. Her eyes were very much affected by the . t cold which contiibuted not a little to produce her recent illness. The character she is to sustsin in Mr. Smat's foithciming Tragedy is one, we under. stand, peculiarly adapted to the display of her rm. pieiaive powsrs. The Duke of MECV.tNUURO STRELITZ was betrothed to the Princess Many, second daughter of the Land. gristle Frreptuucit, on the 19th ultimo. The ceremony' tool place at Oassd, in the apartments of the Elect.-r. The Marshal Prince of Licareasvetu is ab-iut to quit Vienna, to pass some months'in Switzerland and Italy. He travels under the name of Monsieur de Fatness°, and will preserve the most strictinc-gnito. He will return, at the latest, in :lie month of j a b. pt, to Assist At the martiage of the Princess MARIA, Ilk eldest daughter, who will m..try Colonel Coma VINCENT ENTEIIII.IZY, scan of the Count CIIARLIVi IMIRIIAZE. The Prince LicirrzNiar:is will yield to the new-married couple his cbiel estate r,f Golantha L the inccme of whi:h antou:its to 11)0,009 florins/ Thursday, upwards of 71X) of the housekeepers of the Parish of St. Pancras, were ,titnrno,:ed 1 ) , for e W. Warrou, Esq. one of his M ije,ty's .I.l.tices of the Peace, for the Poor Rates due at Mici:aelmas last. Thursday Joseph Lan; and Charles Preston were .committed to Oxford gaol, charged with having broken into one of the Aviaries in Blenheim gardens, and .feloniously stolen thereont upwards of twenty .pheasants, the' piNiperty of his Grace the Drake of MAILLIMOUOII. Mond ,y last, iihont ten o'clock in the morning, a most destructive fire was. J;sci,vered upon the pre. mixes of a f um, in the eccupation of Mr. .1 iItUAS Beta., situate upon Cray's Hill, near Birericay, in Essex. The maid-servant, it appals's, been wing bean straw up , u the coal hearth, oh:cb she obtained from a Leap set near the back door f it that outpace ; ,after hiving been repeatedly to the heap, st:e d4o ..vered it to beain fire, accaiiiitied, it is arprehe: ded, by a train dropped from the fireplace. So rapid were the flames, that in Maoist an hoer, house and other buildings, with fences ar.d stacks,' were levelled with the ground, and altli,aigh the greatest activity was used, no; so much as the wag. gout, with many utensils, could be got out of the • fridges, but wete all consumed.—One barn contained a considerable vicinity, of wheat. • Extract frool a private letter, dated Boulogne sur lier, March 80:—" One of the murderers who have infested this neighbourhood for some time past, has been taken last week. He has confessed to seven murders; the last was about a fortnight since, of a farmer returning from the market here. He was • met on hie way home, robbed and murdered, and then put into his own earl, covered over with a cloth, and put into a bag,and the horse, turned loose on the road, brought him borne. Yru may conceive the _army of his wife and family an the occasion. On Thursday las; he was taken from tie gaol here, thained ins cart, escorted by a party of g.ns-d'armes • to ,Samis, where the body bad been buried, which sags dog op no the occasion, and produced to him. Wh at t h e use of such a ceremony was I know not, for the purse o f t h e deceased and some other articles, his property, were found ott hist." HATTON Gantmen.—Thursday evening N. Struitsa.l Beadle of Islington parish, a hoary veteran, '7O 'ears of are, was charged by Ann Davis, a married svo. , man, with taking indecent liberties with het. Shit stated, that the prisoner accompanied her, a few days ago, in a hackney coach to Worship -street, on parish business. On their way the prisoner began to take very indecent liberties with her, putting his hand down her bosom, and under her petticoats, and pul ling her about in a very t'nbecoming manner. The charge 6, i •,i), sworn to, the prisoner was ordered ,find bail, to answer the assault at the next Sessions. Swint rt. Orrice.—Thursday Iklr,. Hugh:, of •Welis•strect, Ratcldf, was examined at this charged with stealing.* ten pound note hoar a sailor named Smith, who lodged at her house. During the examination the following discovery of chili sunder was developed s —About a fortnight ago the sailor ev.,s paid off, and he came to !Loaf to inquire for his •• ife, whose maiden name is Eliza 'Blundell, he triter , ' hr r to the house of Mrs. Hughs, the prisoner, aid to his astonishment she icceived km, after an ala,. Lee st-vetal yeals,.very coolly. This he attri 'lutes:flu the distress of the times, and his ,want s of m•.nry, but he - consoled himself with the idea that she would be more kind when he received what was due to him ; he madt isnmefiate k _pvcaten to his agent, who gave him sonic money, and amongst the rest a selOnote. He came Mrs. Hughs' house, where the sele was stolen, and Ire accused her of it. ;he strongly denied it, and he was compelled to ap ply to the,police for redress. Mrs. Hughs, on his in. formation, was taken into custody for the robbery, when she implicated the sailor's wife, declaring _Cie was a most abandoned and wicked woman, who would do.any thing; that she was pregnant, and on hearing her husband had arrived, fear and shame bronght on labour, and that she was delivered of a child, which she murdered, and this was the cause of oer affected ccolness towards the husband. On being t IJ of the enormity of such a crime, and how cliabo. lical it was to make a false accusation of so danger. oils 4 tendency, she declared most solemnly what she irsseiied to br the truth ; that she could chew where t) e hotly was buried in her garden, and that a privy w..s b..ilt over it. The officers, were dispatched to accompany her to the spot, which she pointed out, and the body 01 an Want was found there buried as she stated, consequently the sai:or's wife, the alleged m ither, was immediately taken into custody, an:, alter a short examinati•in, they were both cJinmitted till the result of the Cortiaer'a Inquest be known. Between sir and seven o'clock in the evening of Thursday ten:tight, Mr. Brett, a Silesia's officer, was attacked and robbed between the Chapel and a -place called 4 6 Thieves Bridge," in the parish o: South Runcton, in Norfolk, by two men dressed in light coloured great coats, both armed e. ltls hoes. .Alter knocking Mr. Brett off his horse with a blow from a hoe, they belt him most unmercifully about the head and arms; broke one 61 his singers, and hi ll ctrd seatrat severe wounds or. various pails o: Lis body. They then rifled his pockets of a gold watch, chain and seals, a guinea in gold, a Spanish doper, an eighteen-penny piece, an four silpencta, left him for dead and made off, overlooking a plic:et-hasik coi.tationg £27 in Bank notes, which was in the breast p-cket of his coat. In this do ddivl situation Mr. Brett was found shortly after by two travellers from London, named Bransconot.e arid N...wmati, who were led to the spot in cc usequence of meeting Mr. Brett's horse running along the road, with and saddle on. They had him removed, and medi cal a.sistance procured. In a little tiow he r, covered so tar as. to give a minute description of the robbers, and the description answering that of James and ficitry Eggert, cousins, both bad characters, living at Totton-hill, about a mile distan', an . itornedi:le search was made, and they were both taken into cut tody and lodged'in gaol. The one is only 19, and the other 25 years ut age. On being searched, the watch chain, and other articles taken from ;:ire Brett, wrte found on them. James Eggett's coat was know in the Deem at his father's, where it was pot to dry after being mashed. Het.ry Eggett's great coar and trowsers were found at his father's concealed, rolled up, and wet through with blood, also the hue with which the wounds were inflicted. A few days back the h..ube of Mr. Tissusa, No. 8, St. Ana's-court, WAS leloniou.ly entered, and rob bed of four pieces of mount, three satin dresses, a, quarti,y of tuazarine blue lutestring, and sonsega luable silk shawls. A DISPERATIL FOOTPAD.-•-A most daring attempt was made by a footpad, yesterday week, to ,rob two Geittlemt•ii in Kent, and which was attended with sonic extraorc.ii.ary circumuancer. Mr. Baoww, a surgeon, in company with his brutter.in•law, quitted the coach which" had conveyed them from town to the neighbourhcod of Lewisham, in order to proceed by a footpath. across the fields, the neared way to that village, where one or both of lite Gentlemen re , side:f. Theroad they had to pau lay close to the river side, on the banks of which were growing some large bushes : from behind one of them a entLin sod dray sprung, wno, withmit uttering a word, snapped a pi.tol at Mr. Banter, which fortunately missed fire. At the same moment Mr. B. Mud the villain, and in the violent struggle that ensued they both fell into the water together 1 Mr. Bnowwendeavocred to keep Lib hold of the robber, and he as reialutely fought for his liberty. Mr. 'Biowit's brother was prompt in at lording assistance to his relation, and having hastily snatched the first weapon he could find, he began to lay it lustily about the ears of the villeins when the lator deliberately observed, 14 If you do am leave me I alone, I shall drown y our f r i en d, tor I h ave hi m snug' enough under dm water." With Ibis the villain made another effort, disengaged himself from Mr. Baowu, and scrambled down the river to some distance be. fore he ventured to gain the land. Just as be reached the bank, and Mr. BROWN% friend in pursuit, a coun tryman came in sight, having on his head a baske4 of eggl. The brother called to him to stop thief,' but in attempting to obiy him, the villain upset him, eggs and all, into the river, and got clear off. • Mr. baoww, by this time, had been assisted on shore in a mangled end exhausted state. The villain w as a stout fell° a, and, during the contest in and out of the water, he had beaten the face of Mr. BROWN of violently, and had broken one or two of his ribs. Mr. Blown is, however, in a fair way of recovery, but' hitherto the villain bus escaped detection. . iit ~ • • RAW 1111):;3. Best Heifers and Steers (per Orkimary Is Si to Is 10.1 - - - . since)its 41 to its 101 Market esti 75. eaelt. Mik!*!: :Iv 21 03 to gs t. , ! ! j gltx Home Pi Ed to 4.4. to is 01.--D./..13 4s thi to by 01. ?Rare. oF l•e.tTHLit. 1;4 1.d.. 1 11/1 4 Nii ALI," l'ltEli I'. Burs, 50 to im:bs ~ :01 tft:4: Calf Ski" 35 to 4001.17. 19i1 Intro, 55 - o 6511 n 1t33 2Li s.sitto 50 to Mb, 401 u3I 111erchatits Backs 004 00.1 Ditto 70 to tiolba Ito4l 434 Dressing 111.1... 13 i 15d i Susan :kids Orisenland 44d ltsi Fine C. il eh Hides 151 I7d 1 lairiar ditics,per doz. rt‘ 1101 THE OfARKE7'S. • r NI WGATE AND LEADEN( 'ALL MARKETS, April . 4. (by ri.e Beef, rer no: 21 8d w 3. : Veid 4/ oil op 56 ed Macon • Si Od L. 3, 61.1 j l'urk Ss 81 to 5$ Oti Lamb 71. , PAIGE OF HUP , .. 1W SAGS.• NSW FccarTs. Kent 101 106 to 141 14s i &it . ' lit os to )71 17a SLssez 101 0. to 141 Os ; Sussex 1;41 10s to 161 14's Essex Its ot, to 161 04 Fast:ham 1 31 04 .tn 251 t ptICLS tiE HAY AM) 6 l'al.%V.' 1 . 1;,1t.t.71',. ST. IAIU VS S. II l!.. L %IA ”1.. Hay 31 as Od to 61 Bs 0.11 Hay Si Is to 61 Us Straw 11 les Od m2los cd i Straw 21 0' to 111 Os Clover, 61 . Itts. OJ. to 71. HS. OY I ALLOW St. lamrer Market Os 0,1 I fown Tallow Ins Ed Clare Market . to iiil I Yellow Roots 534 0.: Whltrchafiel Mirka Sc Si White ditto (0* okl per stollen( slb ..---- I.Snap eitto 62. 0* Yellow Soap, 8$ —Mottled, 9 la—O. .1, folts.-Palftt, 9is Caudies per dus. Ito o.l —Mould., its 64, COUNTRY kvrs: Uhl,loot. !Os. to red TO,. New ditto, 001 OUs to out I us. Barley, per quarter Via to sec Oats ifs to *Ss. Beans 2114. to 665. Old Beaus COs to CiOs. Was 4ss to Ste. Rye 00s to Ms. 01,011 D, April 3-11* Price of a bushel of wheat 13s. Yid. Pr ice of t►e_Qsartstn Loaf, wheat's, Is. 541. Household, Is. Std. BasallaT, April 3r—Wheat 71.0 d. to 16s. tril &bushel. Flour 955. per sack. Bread 9s. 9d. the half peck. NEWBURY, lilac/. March 31.—Wasat.44, to 1,9 e. Barley, Yes to 55+ Oats, 13s. to Ms. Beans 44 to,has. Prat eta to 545. Bread 24. ad. COURSE OF EXCH. Mufti.'lam 69 6 13.2 U. atto at sight 39 0 Actsteream 12 2C. F. Ditto at sight 11 19 Rotterdam If II 2U. Antwerp 12 2 tiamburgls Set g 2 U. Alms 36 3 2 U. 6NGE. YEbsl'Ekl).lY. Barcelona 00 Pans I day's gate 2-r 20 1 ) nro 2S 40 2 U. Litlboa 95+ Sr. Sebaulan 00 Gibrail a? Leghorn, Genoa, h It cniCP,n. C. LiV. Ficcole inefirctive per (..rep :‘,7 00 _ _ _ Malta Naples, Boenleaux 25 40 Frankfort on the Main I f 0 ex Me. Madrid 51 ea ctive Cadis 35 kr. criva Seel& 44 29 Paiertt;o,llBd prr Lisbon, 57 Oporto, 57} Rio Ja neiro f 9 Doblin r I 144 I Cork. - i ; i 1 Aglo of ►i►r Bank on I ioiland 2 per Cent. ItllC:fi 01 L.101.D AND SILVIA. Portugol'orl4 in Cum, per oi. .Es 121 cwt. Foreign Outd sa bar; - 3 liis ed. Now i)oub.n.mss . . s lOi Od. NL w Dollar* . 0 a• Id. Cucumisera are new exposed for sale in Covent garded n.,trk( t, f, r wl ich tne green grocers deinaml only three shollittis and tixpence each.! It is a rtm-okable pr: ol of the unusual forwafe_ nets of the pteFent Spring, that in a gartl.nter's r,rpontl a t l'otterthain, there are at this time peas iti lull bloom. There tees a good supply of ell sorts of grain at Norw;ch tnatket nn Saturdoy last, hnt the pricts varied very little - from test wt, k. On the Cavil Hill them was a tolerable alley; ni Stnts and !tutor Weds, which obtained 'prices much the same as last I:,:arke , . Ti., sheep-pens were*lsn well filh.J. 1 3 the aevete gale, on M..nday rooming, a stack of chitrnies, belonging to to Mrs. Desb rough, of liennin ;ford, in Ilunt;ng4onshire, were blown down, broke through the roof, and entirely crushed to pieces two tent, bedsteads in the noseVy providentially, :he two, and her children, who slept in them w h en .4( !loan, were absent en a vit.it. ‘Veiinesday night, as Mr. BLrXHANI was passim: a t.ing Qiicen street, he was attempted to be hustled by a gang of thieves and prestitioes, which induced hint 10 give information of the circumstance to the nest Watt'MlL.. This watchman was Crawley, who es,:is so shamefully beaten in the late contest in St. Giles's between the officers and thieves, and agree ably to Mr. 13.'s orders he went to disperse them, but the gang being aware of his intention, passed into St. Martin's parish, where the St. G:les's watchmen have no conuoul. About ten o'clock a large Arm was thrown with great force into his watch-box, which is situated at the corner of Kiarstreet : the object of the perpetrator was doubtless to have se verely injured him, bet fortunately the poor fellow was crying the hour at the time, and thus escaped perhaps death. Coneemat's Isremsers.—Thursday an Inquest wee held at the Dundee Arms, Nightingale-lane, on the body of a min of colour, who was found lying in a dying state on Wednesday last.--. 1. Richardson, a labourer,'deposed s that on Wedeesday he was going to the London Docks, to seek for work, and saw the deceased opposite the Dock-gate, with blond issuing from his mouth, anti speechless.' Witness took him to the house of Leorgeon, where he expired in a few minutes. He was dressed in an old sailor's jacket.— Tbe surgeon stated, that the deteased met his death in consequence of the bursting of a blood vessel.—Ver dict accordingty. An Inquest was held yesterday at the Prince Re gent, at Hounslow, as the body of Thomas, son of Mr. Hammond, of that place.—&. Lades, a shoe maker, deposed, that on Tuesday night, about eight o'clock, he was walking along Hounslow, and saw the deceased crossing the road as the Balloon Exeter stage coach was going towards London; his foot caught against a stone, and he tell between the fore and hind elle:els. Witness observed that the coach man was driving very steadily at the time ; he be iieved lie was not aware of the accident at the time, for he drove on without noticing it, and was greatly bui prised when be was informed of it the next day.— He took the deceased out o the ro..d, ar.J lie was carried be.me, and died in halt an le Baku deposed, that he drove the Balloon Exeter coach from Bas:ngstoke to London ; he changed horses at Hounslow on Tuesday night. He did not know of the accident till the next day. Fle siopptiel I.', coach about 6tty yards beyond the place whet- tf!e witoesc said the accident happened, and took up tioee p.:ssen gees. He was surprised, it it v.:45 his coach tliat run user the deceased, that some p:!rs in did not Mks - him that skort distance, and ir,forni Lim of it. Tii Jury retutncf a verdict—Accidental-DINA ; with a, deudand of 2c. 6d. BIRTHS. Weieeeday, In the Fleet Pr*3on, the Lady of C' a !. - Watley. Est:. of a daagliter. March Clt,at Ilam, *trey, the Lady of Sir ffen-7 C. vnit ry, Eart. of a (Y.aultlater. On the 10th the LaJy of the It .v. Jc...n I '••' trout 01 a daNg•.ter. 01: 17tialannary last, at Kingston, Jamaica, .':t Dr. Ake - tn.:et. 11!`i.arty, of tt son. On lite tO it l :fwl last, at kingst , m,l.mt!e., Dr. lituton epa!di..6, of a daalgottry. On the q.:•itlt nit. at New3l.l).y, Mrs. Stewart a datigi.ter, beitv her Mit chiki. • LIEn. At Riettfor2, on ex 14th ult. liabis lt. s . Es , rinrwan. At Jal.coats, ,tub.L.nly, on th:# 2 9 .tb tltbna, Mi g r a ss. daugh te r ~f the late Lieut. Yri. , Llgr..:•, !tcyul key Loam*, of Al!% , !dye, At Wearier, Joe pia Heiveut to bed iter:ret build., but In kis ti , 4.4 huh an boor aspire , .11),cctubus 16, at And. 1:1, r # t!.a yellow level year al 14$ age, ltubm.,4ll, ro the 1.1.; R, Lieutesubat K.: own. St .:r4rti kitht a UNCOMMON CI TRAVE /Gull • SARACEN'S IlEAti INN, S'IO LONDON. • To YORK, MD% ENNUI:I46If, and 3 n P.m/ Four Wei& Coaches, the Best Homes, and keep ch By B. W. mOUN FAIN an.! C, THE fo ll owing P ‘st Co.tars, hi.4ilC: set out from the SARACEN's HEAD IN lt.e a N6W one night •0.1 for g.nd, astrytui f..ur to-stic* au : tett out avcry day it owr ciapec,at,ot,:, at evectug at SIX o ' clock, by way 01 benstable, 11 bury, Northainvin, %Vella? Lutterviorth, Hn stone, Litchfield, Mane, I..ugtly, Newcastle, Kt rlngtott, and l'tesc , t. 5.11.1 AMP I ON,I ruingtots, Wincivster,an.: New Four inside Coach, at t scs en 0 . C1111:11 ing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, This is a most deijo!u) conveyance to the Isle u: Guernsey, St. Maine's, Havre de Grime, Cherbutit SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and :,1 41 11 na j every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. %VEY:OOI I CH, Porch. stet., Blandtord, ii lis! and llasirgstuke new Post Coach, every aftsrao.: mouth Packets to thietosey, Jersey, Alderney, 't EXIF:I ER, P.yrnoath, Weymouth, limdies; Dart: Mouth, and :ial:sbury New Post Co WI, evi rieven o'Clixk i throuith lioniton,Alndoster, Bridi Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BM, I ON, Spalding, Peterbornegh, Stilton, 11.), Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to srii Grimsby, and Hull. I; and lIRKTOI.I"Fing r'ost-Coache , ,tlit ililll,, Caine, and Mari!lnro , lo, every A! May's, the Oreybound inn, :•!t, and thy Lon.! ,, ntas.street, and the S%s in, Vrislui, nett .V.pryinl Wells. Pride. water, 1.,14t.*: , n, Plymouti LEEDS new light Cane'., care.l tt. Kuck., every errres Farr !MAL! 07117, an, vary, with a Cuatd thfuttgltotti.• ?Arnie* iliewsrk, Refinish Loucas:vr, and Petty Cold•fn lien, 1-rods. nest Mion!Pr. Nutlet wit ()mason f.apetlif ion cr this Conch, it :s nlbwvt. ,agreVable and co-nr e Canveyancts en ti:e 'Nardi mnririatlal in Aevom.tod^.tion oT an? cater. Go.,ASUO,Vie LAN:gnaw% Qieetot,ttiten, Ai luxabilh all Par:o ut Scutland, o isto*t Casch. (rat 4). YORK, 3aahttrou3b. Whi•b7„ Studda i Fr oa%tle, and I;linbur4:l new ,7 uife lnat.it C.tac: tier xishoa , st.fo out estry IY-erring .tt tole. ut I:vtfur,.. Taloaz:tt.r. Darutl on , rites and I.l..rorff hrt fat: ; :t.:•:ti from the let.,.:fh of :!it ma) und procettl wt witilf,at tlAil.i.iiok.l)l.l; • Swindmi, lt..”l , litity, N r whary Po .coach, lot 7,MCne rim .41. g. ee 2 7 C. N , • • • :a, • Sh 11 , :59:7 r. d J,. rti pen 41 rt, n r P ot", : . • watt the I 7.1" SSW Liar. i liOn4 IMO inen rll ?Se• ^i •.. dal l et ben A lot Sn hr she C". : t .IVel,kl bsrn, . die l•nekfei, itastsrut W en 4 • • Mi IC* ill I b, 117' Wit.t, Jc: . 1 nos, ti.c. lay etr lii !barn 1 km. he • Maloe%, •all szer, Vatmou• try Morlittr 1ir0rt,111,441. 4 ta.l tiri'sby, W ltrottgit Chip, I.; arrive k! • •ort ng. — Cocches • a itis, At. la mgharu, seta c :la goes :rota! s through rybritlie, to t' vithstsadlni t' ed to he Ca; m, 3s. arttt anal. bri.. .unan, x • '.am.!, N, , v•ith • !ly !) .7 In ▪ V,.. :•. !.:rt tv Kr.. all Hlall k jell . % r Al ..y.h,revsqr V.r;•. Pc.st C • t ti k•ott 4 th .1; ' iidre, Wed.. •• • t 'elegy • a have cher., :at Chart. as tidal:6le, eYtey e, and 1,1t4!•' ivening at ii ret, I..verped. At bs!(..pa,t r rley, Nara!4 very Evc..iai•,: ew Coach, eul 11 1 ewtsst'e, Wsli. 6 loon.-I:l.ar2e. ate.' the 150.;54 3 rd, sets lie at Nova. ten's I I.7dltca7:er Pis Keys, Nic• gate,rr a h C ai :y i yt n ) t a : „ C ° SC ai o :, l ' e at ' 1 re, 9 tlmesz wee of t••• • • Ly: r: • zo:, a week. itlstly WV:CI Boa, in a A:7 .: altry os his •;et:! raft: 11:e. yr Lea obl:',01 to of •••=:; • lms 1...5 : ..n'l ask t• - • N:duty 1; • 'I. • Le: to:A .befu.:;;• '4 , Na• • 3.11.1 i,i :!Le r:.••• Yawls-tar. BM/AiI:NON rti r.;: iltaini New r;:it Cam, C AE L ISLE, Per rith,.aNi Whi t &noel Four Itu 'a•:d a [.hard all the wt..: tholtiet Act Great:wr,dge,ltieluoond, Cat teriek, IS tantiltbrkl: .tbetionl, Doncaster, and I.:random**. Sets out el +dal purlonut the jouruk y with the greatest tactlitl de allied oh the road by bu.ine,,, or pteaiure, adeasstagr ot th.nr sear. being sLcurud in the nest KENDAL, Lanc.ilnr, rreston, Kirby-Lot Cawley, Utuokirk, and Darstatsg Yoat Coachi won at Five co'Cluck.—tiaartltkl. Warringtou, Stow llo..t..Coach, called 'I be Arguhoor, sooty hi u Clock, to the Sarac.re's Head lon, Dakricrrl Guarded throughout. %YAW:A.IIII.D l'ost-coacli, cvcry merinos o'clock. CHEt;TER, Newport, Whitclturth, Tarp( Nortbwieh, and Mtud.ewtch I'o%l CloaCh, evi Ftwo utlack. SUNDIALAND, Stockuva, sad Yana, new lesung, to the George tart; SunderNotl. MANCHESTEit,Wtaiow, Congleton, Nevi and WolverhamptonPost-Coach, every Afternoon: SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pun Coast, called ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, Afternoon, and teaches Birmingham next day , by Oxford, Easton, and Shiputone, to the Saracen street, i3irminghant. MULL, Northcive, Howden, Thorn, an... Coach, every Morning at halt past six, to the Ci kat Place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Marpte, Sandwich, Ranugat, Fiverslbant,Chathant. nochesccr, and strord Ne Morning, Neon, and Night. HEATFORD, Ware, Hudesclon, and Cheshi Morning. I OT rENHAM and Edmonton toad) Wail Tea, baltpast Two, hale-past Four, and halt•pat - WAGGONS. . To Hemel Hemrwesd,Watfi.rd andStanmore, Dtr, Decries, Imlay, Bury, and ail karts of Monday. Cirencester, N Heidey, Bristol, cod times a wet k. Southampton, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndht. Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordinghtid, , ,e, Wimlnsi Wight, Jersey, und Guru:es Waskons (d2i:y.) Sunbury, Hampton and Twickenhar.l, • Greenwich and Woolwich, every 4,111. BY HIS MAJEBEYYi ROYAL LET rrili LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, For curing, Is all ks stages, tie VENEIC, One Frnall is a dose, and the taking of one I owe, will soon convince the patient of the certal recovery. Nothing can be better coutrived, non convenient than Oda Remedy, for such a are 01 Oil or to i.e., ask needs no confinement nor . ytors esperiercr its an eitrDilVe that i: will tact a Cur.: when feertzvi SAtra , l method> eyed nothinz. Fat de Scurvy rad Disorders. this Medicinet has rent its paratl , 40.000 persons o/ beth vexes have been. radii above crud lisordcas, !thla thetas , 1.48:t sold by the Sole rreprie:ois, T. 1.1'1'1.0;i awl -et the Relq of t•ltrgeons, at ri, it line liektge-stre,t, la 1.. -ties of only 24. t ae!., Y.U. Two heck divots. acrd Lights in the l'ser new arc a,so st,l4: , y tbeir appoirtnunt, with at the any Shop, W.:, street ; Hr. 1.)i,.1 11.i-sesert-hill, A: 'l . oi:te the Niontit..: l'erson b every cobsisl.t.,h'e In Cr, at .14 ttlee gratis to venous taking the a: Nor, or u, F ' refits's.% Medicies. ►ikat w fk.l4 TO lajitltoV/ 1..; .moania z )0' . .AstuilltroU . • • 36 .." - MNIX.II4: newel by Kater, Pedal-1 7 4r: ikas, asks the rocar-01fic4, Tanilivta