Star. — London, England, 1814-10-19 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 13. The Panzer: REoasT is daily expected here. Lord P K TERSHASI has already arrived, and is considered to be his Royal Highness's Avant-courier. The company N not ao numerous as it was, but the want of quan tity is made up by quality. The harriers were out this morning, and afforded some excellent sport upon the Downs.- 7 -By a French Gentleman just returned from Dieppe, and who has been making a tour through many of the departments; softie discontents are reported still to exist, hut only with the soldiery. A number of coarse jokes ore circulated by these Thirsters ior fresh t tici y." As a specimen of their grossness, take the following, which has been chalked, it seems, on the wails of the . metfopolis : A hog in the ' of 200 pounds weight, to he sold; it has bren fed and fNuened in England for 20 years Lotus's are hid, but 'a Napoleon is better !" It has been blowing a strong gale from the South ward for some days, which have prevented the fiAt ing-boats going to sea. The last packet to Dieppe hag a boisterous passage, but made it in 12 hours. 7 fiE.l7 R ES. • Daunv-Laws.—The new Comedy of Pr Ze . y was perfo, rued for the second time last night. Consider able a!terations have been made in the construction of the piece, snd it was received throughout with much approbation. A handbill announced that " owing to the sud len indisposition of Mrs. Oil Gee, th e part of Fidget wonld be attempted by her Sister." Accor dingly a very pretty yining girl perfumed the Cham bermaid wish ease, and p.iinted the sentiments with vivacity. She was quite p :rlect ; so that as the indis position was sudden, she must have a quick study, and promises to be usei til. C.iveNt-Ganner.N.—".The Mad of the Mill," was list night revii el. The vocal strength of the com pany is successitely put forth in it, and several of the st.eaes, as it is now cast, present us with some licit specimens of comic acting.' Stsc‘ant, in Lord Ains worth. sung the songs allotted to him with great sweetness and erptessiern ; an..llNctenox. as Farmer Giles, had several eeewes. The song 4 , May we ne'er want a Wend, or a bottle to gig him," was parti. cularly effective. A great portion of the au.lience were agreeably sarptisesi to meet with this old ac quaintance, wilich was first introduced ti them in the character if .Fox t glovr, in "Fastriiy Quarrth," while assemhled to witnesc the repreteintatien of The Mai d .04 the Mill. tyli s SI - mums, Ides MATIIEws, and rs. Lis-rev, are very satistectorily brought forward in it ; and Mr. Duttusur, who, since his voice changed, has beets Fttle thottglit . - f as a singer, judging tt,)tu his s:eccess last nigh:, is rapidly rising to impatatiu. As Mervin he sung the following song (composed in *Bistioe) with great taste and feeling, and was rap tut ously incor e : ONG—Mervin. BIS star. The mart that sprints to meet the morn, tir sir the .atly dew s Js finr .1 a‘lout with many s thorn, 1 hit guawls the virgin hue. lot 4', 31 wi h a .larint fryer., rve s Sled its cheri.l d mires, By low, impOrtl, I fly to etas;. 'the Maid ►oy heart adores. And sh.dl her Quite no more be i viiie Me sortinvi of eac't sigh; Nor speak the wish that pnin•s her smile, I he truth that lights her eye ? It shad, when f-rtune, with love, Eseh h,ppy r- restores, And brings with Viis .ippror'd above, The Maid my heart adorns! Miss STEptte%s was also loudly applauded, in exe cuting the following declaratory ballad, by Sir J. STEVENSON : When tl.e rosebud of summer. its beauties bes•owing, On Winter's rude harks all its sw,ettuss shall pour ta And the sonshine of day in tight's darkness be slowing, 0! then dearest Henry, IT love you no more! Wien of hope, the last spark wl,ich thy smile bred to cherish, In my bosom shell die, and its splet.tiour be o'er: And the pulse of that heart which adores you shall perish, 01 then dearest Henry, love you no more! . • The comic characters were• admirably sustained. Fnwce•tr and Mrs. DAVENPORT, as Sir Harry and I , Lady Sycamore, and EMMY, as Ralph, kept the house 'in a roar whenever they were in sight, and .gave fine relief to the strong feeling displayed by the ve teran, MURRAY, in Fair:Pd. The new music intro was generally admired. A medley overtnre, ;by Rimy, in which a variety of popular Millers' songs is given, seemed to hit the public taste. It is managed, and does him gi cat credit.— Thsiinr-has been also very successful ; and while no• ticing the laudable exertions of the various parties concerned in getting up this Opera, the scene pain. 'ten ought not to be wholly forgotten. They contri buted their full share to .the success of the perform ance, which was most complete. BOXING EzraA.—A resolutely contested pitched battle tpo,k place ou Mowbray Downs, below the vale of White Horse, on Monday last, between two amateurs of the fist, Messrs. Crossett and Wingfield, farmers in Wiltshire of considerable property. There had been a grudge between die parties since a wrest ling match between- them at a ncighboming fair, which at length broke out into an open challenge last week, andBIOU aside was deposited to fight for on Mon day. The first round hits were exchanged one for one as if by agreement, but with considerable weight and quickness, fo- seven minutes, when the countenances of the combatants were completely - destroyed, and the round finished by Crosset doubling up his adver sary by a body blow. • Srventeen roundi•of this sort were .fought with much equality, but there was no aliiiting or sparring for wind; it was spent in death , like bitting, until neither had left the remnant of a feature.. - both at last fell after fighting fitty minutes„ and 'astross i et could not rise again, Wingfield Was. declared conliierots. Monday se;unight, a woman of 'the name of Trot ter, in Kelso, vt4.4 dreadfully burned, in consequence of. her clothes taking fire. She lingered in great tor * Picots till the Wednesday nigkit following, when she died. .To add to the distressing account, the woman was with child,.and symptoms at Latour came on the Wednesday morning, when she was delivered of a deal child. On Muntlay se'nnight also a child, about thiee years years of age, was so much burrkt from the same cause, at Edam, that it diadem Tuesday eveu ini. • THE LATE DREADFUL ACCIDENT. The extent of the calamity we noticed yesterday is not yet ascertained. In the course of enquiry yesti day it appeared many more persons have perished than we supposed ; twelve bodies, it was said, had been collected, but that is not all the unfortunate mil ferers—twenty, at. least, have been deprived of life ! The immense mass of ruins, particularly the houses in New-street, in which several poor families resided, and were known to have been collected at the wake when the accident happened, and which are still un explored, abed the most alarming grounds of ap. prehension ;and there are still a great many of Mr. Meux's servants, and persons in the neighbourhood, missing. resides the destruction in New-street and among the labourer's houses, the back parts of the houses of Mr. Goodwin, poulterer, of Mr. Hawse, Tavistock Arms, and several others in Great Russell. street arc entirely destroyed. From the rear of Great Russel! -street, where the pi emises are kid in ruins, and where the vat, which was equal to three or lour stories in height, is reduced to fragments, the surrounding seeneot desolation presents a most awful and fel-6k appearance, equal to that which tire or eatthquake may be supposed to occasion: Much activity is now exerted in exploring the ruins, and in conveying bricks an rubbish out of the 10 - uses in Great Russell street.—.-The street opposite to the doors of two or three houses that had particularly suffered, are cover ed with mounds of rubbish, • carried out fronethe broken down rear and partition walls. Tice whole extent of the na;chiet done by this dreadfid and ex traordinary event, cannot be ascertained for several days. Great minibers of individuals are in thi• most distressing state, in the uncertainty of the fate of per sons connected - with t h em, who were near the place. The following are the -wines of three of the unfortu nate sufferers who were dug from die ruius ou the first night: Anne Saville, a grown pervin, about 95 years of age, whose body Dow lies at tle i• naiiihrit%v-street. ileanor Cooper. a girl b tWel:11 13 :sod I 4 years of age, the servant to Mr. HAW ae. rll6 keeps tree Far istoek Arius public house its C.reat Piton:al-street., Blooirtbury--the body lies at the Urui k!J+Liie. lignmib Bacon ?Id, a fine child, four years ap4l a half old, sulfo clted by the Mani. A great number of men are employed in removing the ruins, and at eleven o'clock yesterday morning, they Li td so tar succeeded in clearing the rubbish, that two bodies were found -one a grown person quite dead, the other a child with lite still remaining Surgeons are in attendance on the spot to render every assistance necessary to the unfortunate suffer ers. A Coroner's Inquest will sit on the several bodies this day. Several gentlemen have been busily employed in soliciting relief for the distressed families who are suivivors, from this accident, their little all being to. tally destrnlcd, and themselves left without a habita tion and a home : they are chiefly Irish. Oise of the interesting circumstances attending the melanchr•ly event was observable in the anxiety ex pressed by several gentlemen, who were drawn to the spot to preecrt -t:iy noise among the crowd, that the pers us who were employed in cleating a..vay the rubbish might, in pursuing their work, direct their ears to die ground, in fader to discover Whether any of their victims were casing for assistance. The cau tion an humanity with which the labourers proceeded in tt,eir distressing task, excited a strong interest, and deserve warm approbation. • A Mr. Pryce most miratillously escaped from being killed, while in the act of saving another large vat, in which were several hundred barrels of beer. POLICE. Bow matt. —Yesterday Jesetal Bother, who keeps an eatinghouse in Chelsea, was brought before Mr. BiaNIN; the Sitting Magistrate, by Nicholls, charged with wilfully, maliciously, and feloniously throwing vitriol, or other destructive liquid, upon the clothes and pei son of Mrs. Bailey, of Grosvenor-row, Chel sea. The prisoner was committed for trial. Yesterday morning, about two o'clock, a linen draper's shop in Piccadilly, near Dover-street, was broke open by forcing• the fan-light over the shop door, which alarmed the shopman, who got up and found the robber with part of his body in the shop, and with a hooked stick reaching out some valuable shawls. He armed himself with a loaded pistol, and discharged it at the robber, who instantly disappeared. The shoprnan having procured a light, went to the outside of the shop door, where he found these was no doubt be had wounded the robber, whose blood was traced from the door along Piccadilly, down Bury-street to Pall-mall, Cockspur-street and the Strand, to the end of Villiers -street, where all trace ceased. Application was made to Mr. BI!WIC, at the above Office, who, conceiving the parish constable ' and beadle of St. Martin's parish the most likely per sons to obtain information from the inhabitants of Villiers-street,'directed young Donaldson to snake in quiry with them, when they found that a man who had been shot in the mouth had been taken yesterday morning from the neighbourhood of Villiers-street, to the Westminster Infii 'nary, where lie was languishing in consequence of the shot not being extracted from his chin. He proves to be the son of a respectable publican of the name of &triton, who being infle. med what had happened, yesterday morning found his son out at a house of ill fame in the neighbour. hood of the Strand, and had him conveyed to the Westminster Infirmary. HATTON GARDEN.•••••Yesterday two boys of the' names of Squiggles and Ward, were brought up in the custody of the two Reads for examination, charged with- stealing a wacky of wearing apparel, linen, &c. out of a yard an the rear of the house of.L.Borne, l in Spa-fields. They were apprehended on the intor , mation of a third boy, of the name of Na ppy. Retard Barra, the keeper of an old clothes shop, in the vicinity of, Clare-street, Clare-market, was also brought up, in custody of the above officers, charged on the information of the other prisoners, with. being the receiver of all their ill-gotten pelf t the articles alleged to be stolen by the first mentioned prisoners, were I . ollio Ort . the premises of the last mentioned pri sober, Rebecca Barret, together with an immense , quantity of different articles of wearing apparel. and upwards of forty duplicates, for gold rings, silver spotins, watches, and other valuable articles. On searching her premises there was a knapsack found, suarkcd lath Company of St. James's Volunteers. She • 'analke two boys were remanded to prison for anotheil examination to-morrow. GUILDIJALL.-.RETALIATION.YeIIterdity J. Par kins, landlord of the Red Cow, in Cow-lane, brought up a poor cobler, named Crowther, of field-lane, for having his cobled shoes exposed tor sale on a Sunday. The offence was proved, and the poor fellow was fined ss. and 2s. costs, which he had no sooner pail, than he laid an information against Mr. Parkins, fr r selling a pint of beer on a Sunday during Ci urch time. Parkins finding the man would substantiate his case on oath, paid his fine of ss. and 2s. costs ! QUEEN-SQUARE. —Yesterday the Magistrates of this Office received a letter from the Rev. J. Preston, Feashy Shipton, in consegnence of the accounts wh , ch appeared in the papers of the apprehension of Mar sward,. Kidd, a deserter from the 47th regiment, by a ;lila man, at Brenthord, stating, that his parsonage house had been broken into in August last, and that them had been stolen therefrom a quantity of pl i ite, Ste. by, as was suspected, this Marti' aditke Kidd. lie was described, and the man having been sent (.1 from the Savoy, it was found that he answered the description, particularly in having a wounded band, which was occasioned by the robbery. The Magis trates made out an order to the keeper of the Savoy to retain Kidd, notwithstanding any adjudication ui any military commission. Prisoner sent back to the Savoy. StiurnwAng SESSlONL—Yesterday the Quarter Ses sions were held, when Ihnumond Williams was tried for stealing a three shilling piece, two tighteen-penny pieces, and three shillings, the property of Qcorge Barlow, a sailor, and was sentenced to be transpotted for seven years. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILT TARY PROMOTIONS. Commiscions sigued by the Viet-Lieutenant of the County of Caanuirgan—Swansea and Parrwooti Yeomanry Cavalry. Edward Hughes, Eaq to be Major-Commandant. Ilugtt Yuwal Wa kins, E,q. to be Captain. Cumrais.ion in the North Raliwg of Yorkshire. _ . _ _ North York Re!imunt of Mlitia—Emig. Anthony Dawson to he Lieutenant, vire Ridley, promoted. Commission in the 2sl Western Reginent of Norfn`k Local MI -1 tia, •iz fled by th e Lord !Acute:l.lkt of the County of Not:o!k• Ilionws Wales, Gent. to he Surgeon, vice Bryant. C-insmisilsn in the Dor,et,liire Regiment of Militia. INa•hatrel Tryon Still, Erg. to be Major. Commi,sion in the 21 Regiment of Berks Local Militia. Fuller to be Captain. MibIOILANDt;M. Lieutenant John Baldwin, of the ^6th Font, and Ensign J. M'lntyre, of the :id West India lteginient, art superseded, being ab3eni wiihuut leave. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. 5, Ralph Lonvtaff, late of Cloak-lane, London,' scrivener, broker, dealer and chapntan, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 9, l'hontas and John Bond, of Marton, York.hire, cotton manufacturers, at eleven, at the Black Horse, hkipton. BANKRUP fS. Ab 4 Watford &Hairs, Charles Cope Earle Welby, and George Deltaic., of Leicester, bankers and copartners, to surrender November 25, 211, and 29, at eleven, 't the White I hrt Leicester. Alin Mee, Mr. Decimm. Cooke, 1 eicester ; or Mr. W. R. ;aims, No. 3, Earl-street, Blackfriars, London.. Charles Cope Earle I,Velby, of ',rice-ter, banker, deal( r and chapotan, November 25, 28, and 29, at eleven, at the liars len, Leicester. Attoruks, Messrs. Geo:rn Edmunds a-. 8 ;eyes, No. 511, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Henry Dalby, Leiter. er. Samuel Brad lock, of Stafford, grocer, deltr and e' apman, Nn7. 7, A, and '29, at elev, n. at the Swan Inn, :4AI rd. Attorriei, A.le,.ts. Price a'.d W t, I .incoln's. Inu, London, or M. ssr,. 0.11-ns anti Ktens, Stafford. Joseio: Cii aaud, senor, of I.:.:crttcr, hosier, dealer and chat:- man, Nov. I, 5, and Va, a: twelve. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hamilton. Tartu° A-row, Covent-Garden, London. 'William Beer, of Castle-Ditch, or Lower Castle-strec is tte Ca.tle Precincts, rtittol, auctionetr, broker, dealer and chap man, Nov. 31, 1.3, and 29, at two, at the Commercial-rot:m.3, Bristol. Attornies, Meat.. Jettkit.s. Janie:, ant: enbott, New Inn, London ; or Mr. Thomas Day James, Know le, near Chew Ma,ma, Somerset. DIVIDENDS to be made et GUILDHALL. Nov. 8, Wns. Mowbray and Henry Meashana, of Lynn Rels,l Norfo'k, brush makers, at twel re. Nov. 8, Henry Smith, of Croydon. shopkeeper, at eleven. Nov. 12, Hermanus Vo, and Jan Claristiaan lasers, New-court, Crotched F. lies, merci.ants, at one. Nov. 15, %Vol. Oliver and George Herb, rt Townsend, Howford Baildings, Fenclaurch-street, coal-merc:tatt: s, at twelve. Nov. 150, Writ. John Welch r of Greenwich, coal-merchant, at 12. 1 , Nnv. 12 John Hughes Guodl.tke and Win. Hartley Goedlake, Litnrhouse, ship-chandlers. at twelve. Dec. 17, Richard Sou thall, t'amtiel St ...than, and Benjantin Southall, of Dudley, nail. ironmongers, at ten. Nov. 12, Win. Henry Blackmore, Croydon, corn-dialer, at one. Dec. Wait. Stokes, of Old Brsad-street, merchant, at twelve. N0v.12, Wm. Edson, of Ampthill, grocer, at twelve. Nov. 12, Isaac Leplastrier, Minories, watch-maker, ar ten. Nov. 12, T. 00m, Iloolbloom; Fenton and Co. of New Broad-street, merchants, at ten. Nov. 12, Christopher Ridour Read and John George Motajen, of Crotched Friars, ehep-alent•, at ten. Nov. 12, Augustine Aglio, Brea 1-street, Gulden-square, dealer, at one. Nov. It Alexander Fulton, s'iip-own,r, at one. Nov. ltto, Christopher Shaw, Joseph Graham, and John Burn, of Southampton street, wine -merchants, a! eleven. BI Wednesday, at Hythe, in Kent, the Lady of Captain P. Fi►her, Royal Navy, a daughter. On the 5:21 ult. at Stoke Hall, Newark, the Lady of Sir Robert Hawe Bromley, R. N. of a daught-r. Tuesday last, the Lady of Dr. Trotter, of Newcastle, of a son. lust wsuk, the Lady of the Rev. P. Carina, et Mawgan 01 111 WTI. _ Monday ay . :might, at Saint Keen, the Lady of the Rev. F. Cole, of a sun. On the nth ult. at Strattor., the Lady of the Rev. T. B. Col masa, of a daughter. At Casty Mahon, Lady Chattaton, the Lady of the Rev. Richard Dickion, of al daughter. MARRIED. On the 14th inst. at Wirth Mount, Edinburgh, Andrew Carrick, Esq. Royal Navy, to Eliza, eldest daughter of the late Archibald Gilchrist, Esq. Is.lerchaut, Edinburgh. Wednesday se'nslglit, at Ilfracombe, Devon, Thomas Heath, Esq. of the Honourable East-India Company's Service, to Maria, youngest daughter of Thomas !Jungian, Esq. of that place. Saturday, Mr. Wm. Graham, of /Abingdon, Berks, solicitor, to hlits Medora Self. . _ Mon,lay, the loth instant, at Clifton Caturville, Stafford.hire, Henry Stokes, Fig. of Dovetidge, Derbyshire, to I\ll.. of the former place. • At Montrose, on the I lth Instant, Mr. David Stephen, mit. chant, Aberdeen, to Miss Catherine Elizabeth, only daughter ot the late Ales. Abi rdein, Erg. Deputy Consiziarary in the Hun, the East India Company's 'twice. 1)1E1). At Greenock, on the Rt h inst. Mr. Henry Johnstone, son of Mr. Henry E.Johnstour, manager of the'llteatre Royal, Clavose. Friday, at Camel hard, Mr. Wan. King, surgeon. Th.. merle man's death was awfully sudden. He was &nog at tea with his family, apparently in good health, when he fa out of W. chair and immediately expired. Oa the ath in•tant, at Stonelsouse, Juhn, only son of Nicholas Millet, Esq. of the Royal Marian s. Willinesday, in Bandon, J. Ormsby, Esq. Surveyor of Excise. Lately, in Exeter, on his nay •u Woolotich, front the Coli• nent, James- Davis, lisq. ;into/eon of Artillery, many years in charge of the General I lospi, al eaf the Ordnance at Island Bridge, Detrital, and lately at the brad of the Ordnance Medical Deputo agent in eurtugal. The tutu mutt. iu the 71st year of his age, the Rev. W. H. Ro• kris, D. D rector of Broadwas, in the county of Worcester, and Magi trate fur the county. i• - • •• • RENOVATED MALT% TT has been mo frequently , tee snbjeet of just an d 4 .. 1 general reprobation, that men don itute of the elensesys of .f se . medical art h ave nth red thentssibios as candidates for I uhlie tronage in the prttless'Ant of Physic. For he p ta p eee iwys lice to the result of our studies and experience, and to IA front being classed wining those rincirics WhOge imr meat pr e . , erislon.i have, initortnnatels for society, been tun ftvourahly re. refired, we lie:: ;.save to submit-to the liberal and ettligistenel, a laithful of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical rAiicath,o, as Of Mesita GI indal anti hlizard, whose lecture. and I ore. cr carefully attended, as Fri stiersors sal 6urgeons of the I a2tislia Hraa pital, we entered ourselves SS students in that ju-tly r.: irltt ..4 school for niutf cal. acquirements, the Roy,' t.:011,,,r f,f burgh, and were instrticiel ar the different bra:lda-444 :turnery, the 'illeory and Practice of Physic, ChernWtr7, !Qv!. wifery, liotaily, by tlio;e \ lour°, Gregc.ot, WALL, Ilarndton, Duncan., an Kiii...rerel„ We trust we shall Dist be doetateil p re.Unre( Milli I!: sr; ;4 Our prOfiCielley an.l 41:111.irg HMI' ...ire nut 1,4 fur a long scrips of yi a 1.,: made it'Llsib.RbAl. Ct I ..! s and the various distases of 1/E1;11.1 l'Y, !he Trmctilat our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that acquired superior Itisowledge of their irea.ment and cur_ ; al slig , it and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-est2bl.;ita•sit je coinpleANl in the short period of two days, and in those of sl i d' utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have t• !It- , T von*. Criti, a proper pa rsevera. - Ice ht cur plan of treatment ens...r-t the patient a safe and radical cum. Amidst the melancholy vatic ty of tilr.rt!crs which are f`t: frets of a habit !reg. and most tinbairpily pursued by the 70t'h troth sexes, (Mr, are mine more al.riniti:nr nwredistre.ski7 shots tliase defieievceics and debilities which ireqiientip prevent or bitter the matrimonial state. lo such per.ons it must bt.a ern+ soling reflect.on to know that they may now, by a new and Rile mode of treatment, !le restured to Oat greatest of 1.11 hatoan bli.s.ings. a strong, manly, and vtzarnui contt bit ion. /n all r..sel of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every ore. curs at venereal infection, we tit.ty be cm.subed by. patient* d tr (her sex With the gre4tela secrecy and honnar. Bunts of ors. .mitten at home trout ten to three, and from six in the etc:4.g till ten at ilFghr. . . . _ Patents io the country are requested to state the partkular,cl their cate, age, and general habit iot liviur, &c. Inelosioq a t raj:- lance for advice and ineoncims, when the eitne Ral be give oe sent to any part of the kin,;doiu. To ensure that strict, so om lethal to our undertaking, the postne of letters nay loc addea to the account for inedicmes. CURRIE. awl Co. Survons, No. 107, )I ::tun Car.!rn. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SI:ON-HILL, LONLIUN. WILLIAM 11. MOUNTAIN. The best Accommulaion for Travellers, r , iod Bets, Owl(' Liquor,, arid moderate Ctiarges. Wanon Warehouses, sad Sta'ilir.r; for S'N. Viat,:ine per "rl'elt— of great haat:6z to atly Carrier it mi s hr sat., front Cie cemr..l iituaion. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. itet out from:3e Saracen's head I n n, Snow-Hill: EX rRAORDINARY CHEAP AND PLEASAN F PASSAGE TO I'AIUS. WEYMOUTH UNION COACH; inur in ; through Dorchester, Blandford, Saiishury, and .V.1e.10 ver; every afternoon; arrives at Weymouth next day, at ono o'clock. 't'he Packets sail on Wednesdays &ad Saturdays, se five o'clock in the afternoon, for Guernsey, Jersey, Cheri> my, and St. 'I be road from Cherbou rg to PAL.. it thy most delightful aid cheapest travelling in fray.ce. BRIGHTON elegant new Wort-Coach ; carries four Itisi lea only, every Morning at 'Nine; t! rough Crawl, y,• Itf-Lve, dt.A. F A LMOU and UR Nee...Post-Coach every Merritt& EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock., wish a Guard, throulls Hottiton, Axminster, End part, Biandford, Bantigitoke, stud Bagehot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, Lai Huntingdoa new Royal Mail Coach, sets out curry Evening.—Cuaches tram Boston to Spur' y, Louth, Grimsby, am! LIVERPOOL Post Cnacit, to carry 4 flisir"...., sett out every Morning, through Lott:A-worth. Digt, Cruse, stone. l'autworth, Lifchfiekl, Lillestltotp, Nor/kiwi:tin, sad Dun..tablr ; arrives et Llverptaii next At ternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, lln.:tslord, Stour, and Ltcls.4', Post-Coach, called The Eine every Evening at lor o'Clock, to B. /Im:heron's, Faraceo's Head hut, Dale-saran, LiverponE Guarded sitrou.hout. . BATIi and PIUS FOL Fiying Pest-Ceaclies,throvetChirmst , ham, Caine, and Marl!..trough, every Afte:ritoort; arriv? at Mat's, the Grevhot.nd lest, bath, and tin. London Caren., 1 Lot. nt4e.preet, Prittol, n. at Merning.--Cosches to Wells; I.3ridg , , w:lter,'! . ...:uton. !Cc. LEEDS new fight Curb, called die Re.:Lfugham,sets tint ern, Morning at Eight o'Ciock; carrim Four Inside.: only, and ....,tesrf. in arkahly easy, with a Cuard thrstughout. Passes ifirottO ..7 ford, Newirk, Iletford, Doncairer, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at :Minn.. Notwithataaditi i ; tore uncontmon Expedition of this Ccach, it is Aisne: d to tie tile Malt agreeable and complete Public Cutive7ance oat the North Stuz4 being unetpiallad in Accommodation by an 7 ()flier. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, liir:tv-Lot.sdale, Ei.t•es, Chortey, Ormskirk, and Garstang Po.t Coulees, every Afmot. noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, I.ougtown, Gretaa-Green, finnan, Dumfries,. Browubill, Thorointl, Cumt.ock, Katisweil; all Parts of Scetiand, Caniperdnxit Ct.ach, 1)..1y. YORK, Neweas:le, and Edinburgh new. Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, seta mat every Morning at I laff-dot; Six ()Thick, by way of Newark, Retfurt„ . Taficaster, laarink!:tia. Northallerton, Durham, Mut:petit, Berwick. Pa -Erns: finding themselves fatigues.' (rum the length of the journey, n'4 rest what time they plc A-C, and then proceed on without :us alt ditional Fare. J. CLAY s, the Black Swan, Coney•stree:, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other BRIDGENORTH and Walsall PiastCoacit,every Eveniry . • CARI.ISLL, Pettrith, and V.'hnehaven 7ast Coach, zue. welt Four Horses, and a Gr.ard all the way. Passes tlotuu.2.lt fltJe.s . Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catterkk. B.rvugltbriSa., Wetherhy, Abs•rlorsl, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nt-art.:. way by e4.bte.en milts). Sets out every Moro:lig, and parfortua the joi.rm y with the greatest facility. Pastengers de• aim,: fa the road by business, or pleasure, Lave the pin uhar advantage 4 their seats being recurod :n the ! eat Cuada. CIiEdTEN. and lost Coach, Daily. • ECLIPSE, a new Hying Pci; L(isett, to York,. Sunderlard, Newragle, and Edinburgh, earri“ Foot Insides only, every ternoon, at Three u*Clock, by vrty 01 ituricaiter, Grua's% al Stamford. SUNI)ERLAND, Stockton, and Varna, new Coach, eve:y Mcmii!T, to the George Inn, .Suueltrland. MANCHF.STER, Whitlow, Contletoo, Ncerevtle r Watol, and WolverhampumpostAkoch, every Afteroooa.--quatt l ..!. SllREW:;Bllitif, Wellington, toil eta Royal Charlotte. every Evening, at Five o Cti.A.—Gvard , lL SHEFFIELD and Rod . ..slam Not Coach, c4Ned the barn, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pout Catch, wit/. a (:11.•'d: •• • out every dkfternoon o utd roacisee Etruti..g l bou ) . N Paw* by Oxford, Easton, and ship4ont, to :he h.tr:07,!!',1!..Z, itall-street, Birmingham. LIRMINOHA ?A New Post Coach (to wry 4 1tr0.:4 • • in One Day, through's:any Stratford, I.ehtfog: on, an fo:t s out every Tuesday, I hursday, and tiAturday Mc : arriveu at Ditatitigham the sane Ewell g. SOU I HAMI' I ON, %%Indicator, Alreaord, atal every Evetwig. HULL, Northrave, Howden, Thorn, and Doneas - ,r Coach, every Morning at *even o'Chck, to the 21,11 and e. Mytwt-gate, 1-t i . :•- , engers and Parcel, baolted for the above Cc:t : at the New V itne Mine Ce:lar WlLLinkt B. Riiorbri AIN 411111 Clx, tropectft,flip actintint rrtitilt and the Pt.blic, that Ito,' will not be account:.!.l ,. Patois or Leif:gap, Ike. of axone than F.yrt Pounds i or amulet!. et k it,b cnt , !ii•il 414 'tic's:mil 1. iJ ,fur accord,l4.:y, the : - .arnora's Beal Inn, Sou bIIRJH WA I$R A 1.014D014 RUMOR 10 A l `OR ' %. • ,:raing - - 4 a►luutt ♦ I 1 ; AJ:urcuon 1 valnt.l.4 fr y LONDON i Priated by Laves. Kerr, Pickett P . 1.401 1011b1154ed time, avt: at the Wet 0111seactikle :,u.