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WI ~~. • . 1): - _ . . • :••,, 4 -• It • • ... '7" '',. , ,i, '''''. v.- • • - 6 , 4, '4 ,7 ' ' - 1•, 1 • :=1 do.: . .:.%,..- ---: . ; -- ._., . ir,,, q I ). : A .‘-. A... . . . _ .0..." •,..., •- • -... .....e- -••• • ._.Z Alliffillit: .4 1 . 1 ! rt ' 2 . -.. : v- klcv.• - •;-, ~•.. , 9 . • ' .. • _ i.:11 t P. 11•1•.. ~ P :11 -.,,. . Ifit . , . . r , ..%„,? 1 , •.: -- / ~ . *a.. li I : V3l l. N i llii: 0 I . iii e t. : Xele - X Gige-e-i I a -; , ¼. r:•.4 .i. .i .. •. ;.* *, mosx 11 479 ] BAST INDIANOII&E, November 215,.#16. rat4OURT of DIRECTORS I the UNITED COMPANY I NI:BCH/NTS q ENGLAND, erudit e Mt *Naar INDIES, do kerb give WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1823. [PIZ!fr, SIz.YES PARIS COURT OF AMR.- VERY FAST TRAVELLING . TOIDOVER, DEAL, RAMBO ATE, MARGATE, AND CANTERBURY. tOtAR-INSTDR 'COAL"H/LS, AND KEEP GOOD TIME, BY S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. • • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW' HILL, LONDON. THE • following Light Post-Coaches and ..,Hattie. set out from the above Inn s The o Royal TELEGRAPH," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Mar gate, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Faversham, and Seridwich, hew su perior fast Coach, every morning at a quarter post sewn o'clock. In consequence of the decided preference given to the Telegraph Coach, the Proprietors are deter min ed no expense shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the Kent road. - BROM PTON,Chatham, Rochester, Gtaceeend, BMW, &nib,: bourne, Rainham, and Ospringe. morning at a qua= past.seven.. The "Tally Ho," BIRMINGHAM very • fast My e t oaeh, every Morning at squirter before seven o'clock, through Redhorn, Market Street, Doestable, - Briekhill, Fenn/ Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Towcester, Weedon; Daremry, Dencturch, Coventry, and Stone Bridge, to the Castle Hotel and St. George's High-street, Dlrusksgbans, to Shiffnall, Wellington, • Britigansoh, Shelton, Shrewainny„ • Salop, Oswestry, Nantwich, Mawr Tar porky, Chester, and Holyhead. Driven through with twoinich. men cole. The " SOVIIIILAIGN," new ,Light tut Coach to Pam° • , klymouth, Exeter, Truro lksdmin, renryzi Ashhunoss, Touters, Weymouth, Dorehester,bartmouth, and S ' alislaortveorrl Morn ing at Seven ". through Hotshots, Axminster Brulport, Med ford, Stockbridge, Sutton, Basinptoke Hartford Bridge, Black water, and Bagshot. The only Day &art to Weymouth (driven through with two Coachmen only), through Bapbot, 'Backwater, Basingstoke, Overton Whitchurch, Andover, Woodyeats, Cash more, Salisbury, 131a4dford, and Dorchester, at a quarter past five seclok in the morning. Packets from 'Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Mantes, &c. every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at two. The UNION, Southampton, Lytnington, Lyndhurst, Winches ter, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, Illackwater, and Bagshot, new Four Inside Coach, every morning at eight o'clock ; arrives at rose Coach and Horses and Vine Inn, Southampton, by lye o'clock. ~This. Is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, ler eel, Guernsey, St. lidos, Havre de Grace, Cherburg, New Light Day Coaches, to DORCHESTRR, in fourteen hours only, through Bash*, Blackwater, Badngstote Overton Whitchnrch, Andover, Saliebstry,Woodyeate,Otshnosee,eisd Rand. ford, at a quarter past the and seven o'clock in the asoroing. BATH and BRISTOL Ass-Coaches, through .Chippenhasn, Caine, Marlborough, Huagerford, Newbury, .and Rodin, every afternoon at One ; arrive. at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomaseetreet, and Swan, Oftstot, arty the nee morning. Poaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, and Plymouth s * Re duced Fares. The " Umpire," a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the road, carrying four Inside, •sets out daily at one; arrives at Liverpool not afternoon* live, tbrooghWathorn, Lath buiy, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, • Litchfield. Stbne. Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Present. SH WSW SBURY, Wellington, and Shift* Light Post Coaches, every morning and afternoon (Guarded). BARNSTAPLE, Suuthmeken, sod Credhon, New Light fast Coach, every Monday, Wedosiday, and Friday Hernias; at seven. The" Rockisigharis LEADS Lig& Pest Coach, sets out every af ternoon at two. and posses through Baidock, Biggleswade,Eaton, liuckden, Stilton, Wanstord, Stamford, Geeethant,Grantham, New ark, Telford, Markham Moor, Retford, Beery, Dwaine', tad' Ferrybridge, *dyes at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next after noon at disco **cloak, in time for the Bradford, Held*, Sitiptoo, and IleddereSeld Coaches, at Reduced Fares, (driven through with four Coachmen ooly). Lapp and ?atlases only id. per lb. HARROWGATE and Ripon new Light Peat•Coachee, eve , Afternoon at two, and eight in the Homing. GLASGOW, Laagtoveni s Gretna-Green, Moan. Browuhill;Thornhill, Sentpdar- Kilo, Cumnock, Kfr parts of Scotland, a light four-inside Post-Coach (i. BRIDGENORTU, Walsal, Shrowsbary,Salop, new Light fast Coaches, every morning and albernans. The" Tally Ho," COVENTRY Light fast Darr cock, eve/ morning, at a qua** before seven o'clock, through , Dan.. stable, Stoney Stratford, Tom:ester, Weedon, Dessau'', and chnrch, to 'Warwick and Uneaten. The " Repress,' di YORK, Stneboroolits. 'Whitby , Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, s new light 4 oei4i Wet Post Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every marning,:by way of Newark, Raiford, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, Teoloaster, Dar- Satan, Northallerten, Du rham, Morpeth, and Sek, and sty rensa; York tie nest s okonsing. At Reduced Faros. Drama with four Cochin= only. MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, Fourisseide Day Coe* , %71Aldbourn, Reading, Lambourn, Patton, Lydian*, Pew -441111* Basset, Ramsbury, i•ised, Newbury, and Maid. '4lseeklefas.through within* anio • • Thu aro Rapt Paint' MA, IliarrON end fusel, threat Solitaas Cathlwidss, Hotsdtl 40* ' Spileby, Alford, • ens* at -past Wen o'clock; Sunday, at a lotto mien. The Repress," a new light Vothoenda to CAI& LISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven ; with a Owed all the we; passes though Appleby: lioreigh, Bins, Greta Hoolditto Mabgaillet Catterick, Bormsehbridge, _F-.kidim_Doncastert illisinUfs. Raw try, Grantham, Stamford, Gre Whoa, IRSlllafradPSthefol. - Sets out in the morning, and performed* NIP* with • facility, at Reducid Fares. •••-t This Now Royal Pout Mail ite p s tlßßlDOE, *MO Whore awitiosfecd, Evicklmmi• and . eortidois kat** sewn o'clock ; Sunda at a quarter be ore oven. KENDAL, , Proton, Kfrisy-Lootailaie, Bolton, Chtie;• ley, Onnektrk, and Gamma Light Post-Goichee, every isaaaiai and afternoon. The " Royal Repress," new Light Pout Inside Poet-Coach, to LIVERPOOL. In twenty -ektbt lours oafs Olon'S h Wntil; Prom, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastle,Redgly, Knualftud, Stallard, and latchfield s (only ow night 011411, STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, a ow= 'wolf foot . Coach, every afternoon, to lane-)lad s Stoke, Sidon, Turista 1 , Lawton, and Holmes Chapel. This is the wilt Coach direct to the Potteriet. WAKEFIELD Four-inside Post-Csaehes, every morning sad afternoon. at Reduced Fares. CHESTER, Newport, Wkkchurcb, Terperley, Nantwich, Northwich,and bliddlewich Light Coaches, every morning and af ternoon. STAMFORD tight Post Coaches, every intinda and noon, through Baideek. Biggleseratie, Si. Nests, Euclid's, bury, Stilton, and Wanddord. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm Light Post Ithods,i every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, at Reduced Moturranes" Express, Unstre,and Tr* Ho," to MARC lIIIS TER, Winslow, Consists* ewontle, Waked, Wolveriampteshi and Knutsford, new Four Inside Post-Goechee, three down der Only one night on the road. SHEFFIELD and Rot new Four-inside, Paso every morning, called" The * N and so" TOM every afternoon, at Re - -t area. The " Royal Ewen, Coach, in fifteen bt.- - inside only, and j„ Weedon INfralarryt eon's Head, TRIAL OF THE WIDOW Dotinsunt AlitO NICOLAS XOSTO LO. ... "Mat a LIST of UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS on EAST • ritDIA STOCK up to Jay, - 1820, Inclusive, wilt be published ta d featly for deiivery in the Transfer Office at this House, on FRIDAY, the sth December neat. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. . This day was publiShed, Hine. 7s. 64. boards AMONCI'OR to FAMILIES; or, Di;conrses on elms of the Duties add &ems of Domestic Life. , .. 8y tip S i ließY BELFRAGE, Lit Falkirk. . -2411110airdOr It a 3rd, ltdiubursk ; sod G. and W. B ,Y 4 1 .0 1 0 11 1 r, 4,4 1 F _ WAITEIMAN, MAYOR. A T the FIRST COURT of MAYOR and AL IA- DERMRY, holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall Of the City of London, on TU EMMY, the 2d day of December, 1823, awl in the Forrth . Year of the Reign of George the Fourth, 4 tie United Kingdom of Grcat Britain and IrclAnd, &c. Raman) USA MMOUSLY, ,• -11bh darn's; phldishokin Three Vols. lanso. price 18s. T HERSVALD DE WAKE.; or, THE TWO A POS : 1 TATRS—A Romance. "Erlitted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marta-lane. • " Thls mark indicates considerable reading its books touch re moved from ordinal? petusal; it is almost always mall written, and slinsititnes teen - eloquent. Most of the incidents which make alp the story are interesting, and some of them eirtterady pathe tic • aSsj,k .11 altoge th er worthy of hosing rescued from %whatever cab* httqwi to the eons tnios cry of modem works of bctlan. —Trill - as, Na ~'hut the Thanks of this Court be pretested to the Right Hem. Wttamt Hero.%lL, late Lord Mayor, for the seal and fidelity kith which he has performed the ditties of his higlioffice , Tor the attention which he has invaribbly paid to the Members of this Court, bath in their individual and collective capacity, and t ie dietty and impartiality with which he has presided over them IV/the hospitality with which he has sustained the ancient dig nity and spicndoor of this City, and for the liberal support with which he has promoted the interests of her Charitable Institutions • " This to Three Volomat, lliso. price 16.. 6d. THE SP-ECTRE of the FOREST; or, Annals of 1 the Housatonic. A Now England Romance. By the Author of The Wiidsrpero ; , The Youthful Days of RC. Newman Printed for A. R. Newman and Co. London. Where may be had, just pnbiblied, Woman's a Riddle, by Anne of Swansea, 4 vols. El. Is. Festival of Mora, by L. S. Stanhope, 4 vols. £l. 4s.' Siege of Kenilworth, by the same, 4 vols. £1.135. Dank r'. Daughters of Bristol, by Rosalie St. Clair, 3 vols. 18s. Salk Of Ptsland, by Mal. Richardson.. 3 vols. t sa. Ihrol/1041 or, The Man of Sorrow, by R. N. Kelly, Esq. titteelllboallo• _ _ For the energy wiLb which, as Conservator of the River Thames and the. Waters of - Medway, be has asserted the ancieat right of a I've Navigation; and for the sound discretion with which he Asiriformly extrebbd his Magisterial Authority, unbiassed by political feeling, and unmoved by the desire of popular applause. WOODTHORPE. 91HE LATE EVENTS IN SPAIN have compelled 11 a nntnber of UNFORTUNATE FOREIGNERS to peek 112 ASYWM in GREAT BRITAIN, amongst whom are many individuals who have occupied the highest rank in Society, and are now reduced to a state of ;treme destitution. More than 300 of these Files have already arrived, and it is eweted that this ay wits poblished, in ho. price 91. in bdud, A GRAMMAR OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE, Pr C. G. ZUMPT, Professor is the Yroderieks Gymnasium, Berlin. every day will add to their numbers. On principles of humanity, independently of every political consideration, the Noble:nos and Gentlemen whose names are annexed, have commenced a Spbscrip tinn to alleviate, as far as practicable, the deep distress in which , these unhappy Stringers are involved, and they becto solicit the co-operation of the Public t Tamhid frame the German, with Add itions, *Use Ram JOIII4 KENRICK, .A. PrMmd for J. biawman, Ludgate-street. Oit whom also may be had, lately published, Cwrao Mt Rotuma eeodieeVadeano aseriptir Angelus Maim, Bibliothecb Vatleame Castes, avo. prim 121. beat*. Cameos ible Onseassilit Mg:Bents Lindh', emu C,otmneetat laths iintiquis item isatleleberestit, notbrilluatravit Angelus Males * Sim. 9.. boards. Lalscerr e eb1199 01= br de i ;e st ripstt . tiardus PorsoMts. Vollegli TAMP* Two .cis. svo. prise/ U. 10s. beer& Duke of Norfolk Duke of Grafton Marquis of Lansdowne Marquis cf 11chEeld Fart Fitzeillians Earl of Tankerville William T. AsteU, Esq. 111. P. Robert Campbell, Esq. EL D. Samuel Uwe, Jun. 'Esq. John Capel, Eaq. ()merit Earl of ftoes}ya Becalm Beastawt Lawassoau.,Bvo. ipriee lila. boucle. Edidit. C. J. Blow d, D.D. Bva 14,. boards. ..feecoltzt atxptatox;Yso. price 12s. boards. Pgllll4ll, et Satresr Coats& Tema ; ire. each Its. bawds. At Video blaastactipteraat essendavit, Notes ea 6tvissala adjorie. C. J. Bionsiold. US/ Faunas* Mown, with Nows by J. H. bionbs D.D. as. bdis T. Ltvu,Patattia Histoaus, with Notes by J. B. L. Crrvidt,' Sals. ire. 21. es. boards- Lord I follscd 4erieral Lord Lynainch Lord Elleuburough Lord George Cavendish Lord Suffield Lieut.-Col.. Lord G. W. Russell, W.P. Maj. , r-Gcneral Sir Thos. Dyer, 1344.. • S:r John Paul, Bart. Sr John Newport, Bart. AL P. Lieut.-General Long Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. •14. P. JOEL Smith, Esq. u. P. W. J. Denison, Esq. M. P. Timm Leonard, Esq. M.P. T. F. Buxton, Esq. M.P. W. Ilaldintand,Rsq. M.P. Lord Sondes John Farquhar, F..sq. James Barnett, Esq. COIOISCI Hugh Ba4lie Col. Jonas, Ca:toadies Guards Sir Thos. Baring, Ban. M.P. Thos. W. Coke, Esq: William Stewart Rose; Esq. James Morrison, Esq. W. Faitiie, E. Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.F. Alex. Basin, Esq. M.P. Sir Matcher/White Eidley,liktrt. M.P. Edward John Lyttleton, Esq. M.P. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. Alexander Itobertsoo,lisq. M.P. PROM LAST molars °ALBITE. «to. • sumartra. • DO* Wades, Mais, lisresseamider,. to astreember December 4, 11,,sed )91111aCr tip Men* at the Whitt Lies Us. DOstol.--. Amanda, Mean. Adibiton and Co. Offiforikow : or Ma. &rue, Batts. . Sims Llama, Ncittekik, *ISM, neebetbefirf, 11, mid jaaraity 13, MAW, at the CMOs lash•tit. Hear of Matfett, Nbewilib.l Amrsdas, . Metin. &Me anti Gramistd, Dray • s lawsimate gac Men. fachlosea and Jai. •Berwiah. . . . George,SoDth, Nrireastio-upoo-Tyne, draper, December . : ary 9, at &vet, and it, at weeks, at tke Crown and '. Ibm,Mesevastataiptoplyam Attosides, alessmereee milt.. loam Dimbittiasm s or. Mr. Wilma, Meituastit-opem-Tiros. Timm Marsden, Flapsirset,.riamaa.scinare, dealer in Janne., December : f 90, and Jan ti, at one, at the Court ot Coin addllineri Ettakraisti, 01td-Street. Attorney, Me. 'Grit- Ads, iligbetritsit i .;lllll l ,4l4stime. Thomas Hellatidi ligibmiimm lattananufachser, Docablur 9, I 10, and Jamie/ Ni s at siesta, at the Punch Bawl, Nattier barn. Amenity_ Yeasts. Briggs and Co. Liacehi's Inn-fields; ' be Mr. Papa,' Nottioyham. Otsego Rowe, GM! Snilfts.itreet, ambles, steigeon, Deccutbei 11, Illy mail .isassery. 1S at tweim, at the Court of -arsenide. Mama of, . Attoralm, Mamas Mr• wry and . Iran fru k lArse sad livery If, at Ma, at lb* Celiac of Cmismiselomirit, ' auftas , BMlNtibalbattmet. Btoretly, Mr. May L . /Qui inn. • Latimilaisso usce rdsms, 4hafftedabire, atatiefusurer of cart** . , ate 10, 14 ..10115 shlAWr 10, at sieve°, at 1 . 'lags e t Man • Durtkih. AM, Mr. Walston, Furtive a ' Ism. sr Mr. Ward, Scram. lila bass, IHresefortimost, diaper, December la, 13, and . owl" ta ; maks. at site ibsiu Trams, Deissol. Allotate% . Mars. J4Sals Itiltai: air lot Pear*. Odsinii-caust, Tempi& WV I DUN Dallialairusado lo a Alll3llOldA 1. 1,-ST II KRT. lac. lb. T. Arabi, J. Osidatis and I. Swett, Baths taint dasher at e J e rs. 10, .G. Sharp, sea. tad jos. and W..Sharp t merchants, at twelve. Jan. 10, J. Hunter, !MawkWpt, Mat. cartudeider, st twetve. Dec. 11, C. H. Dan; bury, , wt set, Chtspiille, alkmaasetheturor l at one. Deed ilift..4l. its lisseAPetteet, ismallats at ten . Dec. Mis J. Cyakodaes DI 4:micb4imir.s. 1;61.1011114t801t, Victuals!. at ten. Dee. nix ! BN 13_11to , bit made shi t kle, i the COUNTRY. e;zie . Soeth , at. the Goma Am * Newcastle-wet -Tyne. Dec. s 3, E. Trickle, Nun eaton, WarMiclublia, Mercer, at eleven, at the Cutle Nuneaton. The. 30, C. Underwied, Cheitsaltirm, header, at • eleven, at the Hans and Grows ha. Slaseitsr. C RRTIF IC ATILS.—Dsc. IS. • 'I: D. Balsertami, Fee* ‘Horts.yard,. Dem-street, Hip Holborn, . T. Woeserich u booster, hauler. I • . 11 , 18 SOLUTIONS OF FARTNRItSFIIPS.. i- L and T. Walker, Preston, Lancashire, tobacconists. Fetarkk bid Itiid,• Hewcsedempee-Tyae. Higginbotham and Co. Mai► thosesid, itillothetwasers. Murky . sad Lewis, Newport, Me& imetbatiris, talloaschaarilers. J. sad J. Talmud, Maws*, .Irodishim, stals:s. Imatdale tad Monies, Uverpook , s , l dramatists MI sod MgMordes, Notdugham, drapers. Werth: "ea Ad CC sl, *um Manchester, dyers. J. mad . .L 'A. s• lhatahridie, Barclay; r). I ffigyikeed, The Committee hold their sittings at the British Coffee-house, Gasper-street, every 'Thursday, at Doe eCkock. Subscriptions will be received by all the Country Bombers ; by Irturs.Boare, Barnetts, - Hoare, and Co. Lombard-strut; abd by Bears. Berries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street. British Coffee-house, Cockspur.street, let December, let& Janes FRENCH BEDS. CHAIRS, ficc. THE inereastif demand for FRENCH BEDS as induced C. MILLS (frown Messrs. Gnaaw's) to devote particular attention to the Manufacture et dens : as extensive astortment are now on Sale 4 Regent Park House, TV, Highanteet, )Lary-la-bomw, at Ms. to 3660 ; twenty doses Chairs of the best, &script:m, cm:saki:di of them covered in Menacco; Chdn foie &d-rooms front 4a. hd. Dining Tables 1 i feet beg, ea tour legs only ; Library, Sofa Chairs, and Tables, covered with ?defame • several sets of Tables in Rosewood and Zebra, ',bleb, Iron th e lutsbarity of his purchases, can titer every article at carotids* of the emit credit. pekes. rY'S .CALCINED MAGNESIA ciptinues to e a rgued with the most actupolons are and attention, by Ykeers.Tnenas and %L •_u Hamm Maanfaeturing Chemises, IT. It is sold in bottles, price 9b.Od. cr wins tins sappesat 4s id stamp included, with fall directions for its u•e, their varies Agana in the Metropolis, and throughout the Whig Merlon; be it cannot be ponineoutleas their names arc awned en the Government Stamp, which is fired ewer the cork swapper slouch bottle. Of ;nest of the venders of the Magnesia nay be bad, authenticated by a simibir Stamp, Harrav's AaweATaC SUM of Vtsnes►a, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only Panne preparation of that article. P 4 SONS' 'HOOFING COUGH MEDICINE. Aeffectual and safe remedy for this dangerous gomplaint, having been administered for many years with constant success by Mr. Passau', Surgeon, West Dialing, Kent, he is huff/cad, by the penussiost of his Friends, who have witnessed id bladisild Ants In many recent end most severe eases, to offer it to 09 Public. It may be administered with perfect safety to Children of the most tender age, as well u to those at a more ad vanced period. • Sold to Packets, at Qs. dd. each, by Demme, Chemists, 4, atneuide, St. Paul's, 220, Regent-Street (near the Argyle Itooms), Lipka ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Sockville-street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders th: oughout the United Kingdom. er Be careful to ask for" Parsons' Hooping Cough Medicine." No- R r ;CSL lass of view, CATON ON DEBILITY, ILLUSTRATED WITH CASES. This day was published, price ss. 6d. a New Edition of - PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Glee, Tabes Dorsalls, Fluor Al bust &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 6, Norfolk-street, Strand; 'Lite of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Sold by C. Chapple, 59, Pall-mall ; Bowen, 515, Oxford-street ;, Callow and' Wilson,l6, Princes-street, Soho; or by the Author, as above. • Where may be had, Caton on the Venereal Disease and its Consequences, a New ittlition, price ss. illustrated with Caves : A Practical Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the Venereal Disease, exhibiting the charactei, symptoms, and treatment of the diseases immediately orctrnotely connect.ll with it; containing Observations on Gleet, Stricture, iklucal Discharges, the use of the Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &c. &c. cemprising an elemmary Work for Student?, and a (aide to the gerecal Reailer ; intcisntrrsed with select Prescriptions applicable :o each division uf :!ac is .ip r, fitg consider,* 016.1*. Driven *yogis s, The 46 /Laptev'," Northcave, Flowd fo the Cross Keys, . ham," in the afternoon, The HF.R.TFOBD, TOTTENHAM put two, five, and • rly At 'Reduced and Packages at on[' S. A. hiotnerAno the Public, that they wagers' Luggage, Wi v Aye, if foil, stolen, the Insurance - paid ac ner-btrect, Enovr-Mll. 5 119 ea:kited" The P ucedro)" and Swo " 11011002.111/34" s. r...abd C. Mast" new gi , anetwaer, azers a;d a/ it EINI . J. w. 7: fel ZePeelet new DIRMINGRANIASheIeaI Wet' ire*, betisselleei. a. ma u. se... Bristol, brewers. , • twos hours, sets tett every sdki s carrying out T _ and P uma danngia Warwick °ll / 1 1°. ' B " dbilnl ' LOOKltelci4LAAliti AT ILLADUCItO PRIGML—The No- winery,. gamey iltreeferd, and Tirmanee• /MU gem •,_,,!. — Besatrette nimailem ear* *twit mignieg, ' ma y st ud l eeercp are reeperAfaa4 in6rtened they le!xf agh with me Gotham only, ibe Applied . yilth rb.aisest cast Plate. Glasi s of the 'v i va : • • Kew," a new Light post-Coach, go __I_WW., Ogs, Aic icaspisoa Coors& and Co.'. .Plate Glass Flowden' and Doncaster, evert 1a. 6 ”9 . 10 V , . arehpuse Arsi4labV . 4 4 ly * peen), No. Xs, Piccadilly, Keys, liarket-phae, Null: - aan *lslip 41; • *site St. flarp's • tis. . A large assort .4 t afternoon, at two. . - • ... &P, ...„ Lrpoßp, Wave, kledaleadoo, end 41141100.effetu: Plate lnu`,Y' Pier, oink; and Dresiing Glasses an viear l 4HA Id and Edmonton Coachas i dally. at elms, • ot ii for Sashes. i _Cnoservitories, Li- e, Ca r faS e4 and eight o'clock. hrariesi, ggigini o Liamps, dtc, comparatively cheaper rdurrd !area t° L.eds' York, and Dclacaster ' L. 8168. th ' Grew Olin The Glass at this Warehouse is as a S. teat only Twopence per lb. swans and Cs raspecthilly as their friends allsooed so he of .the.Soast !colour and brilliancy, far rims they will not be acoountabbifor any Pared, Pis- ceedips. the French 4110fulictute, and considerably Nage, WritanP, Plate etc. of tentell *Am Rae "Ali cheaper. Gigsses.cotsagyqd to any part of the king- ,, stolen, or rbooted , ." len ' mi ._ l s et tll s.,..._"' does, on spring misr-futics, without the expense of pack- et - paid actnedingly, IR tee SWIM e womma am, IMAM, i now-hill. London. . • ins-cases. . • • . This trial, which has excited c"n'iderable interest in .Paris, commenced on Thursday last. Marie Adelaide Bodin, widow &tarsier, is indicted fbr having, on the 24th of June, made nit attempt on the 'life of , h er husband, Gailborne Etienne Boursier. by a poisonous substance capable et causing death ; and ,Ni.. colas Kostolo, a Greek, for being "an accianplice. and 'with foreknowledge, aiding . and assisting the said widow Boursier.iii the acts-which prepared and facili tated the said crilet. • . it-appears from he narrative in tire indictment, that 'the deceased Boursier married the female prisoner in February, 1809, and that they had had fivechildren,-the eldest of whom was twelviikand the youngest Sae years of age. Boursier carried 'on the.trade of a grocer in. the Rue de la Pair. His hnsiness was good, and he ex =pected in the course of four years more to retire with an annual incomesof 15,000 francs. The husband and ife lived happlr together until about the middle of last year, when Kestolo was introduced to the family by an aunt of Madame Bourier. He visited the shop :daily, under the pretence of pzocuring for himself a• vekt de chambret place. A. criminal connection, it ap pats. was very soon formed between this Grecian an .1 Madame Boursier; but their meetings were manwa•A with caution, and did not excite the jealousy of the hus band. When Madame walked out of a morning *to the Champa•Elysees, she was always accompanied by i. Demoiselle Reine s a girl who assisted in the shop. In these walks they met Kostolo, as if by accident. They then proceeded to Kostolo's lodgings; where the young woman, who was made the confidant of the intrigue, left them, k and returned at an appointed time fo r her mi s t re ss. Baursier always breakfasted on boiled rice, which was prepared for him by a female domestic, named Jo• sephine Blin, in an iron saucepan. On the morning of the 28th of June, the rice was brought in the saucepan, and placed in the room where Bourster always break fasted. It was the custom of this girl to retain a small portion for herself andahe youngest child. She did so oti this occasion, and she andahe child ate their share ' without experiencing any inconvenience fr:an it. Bour sier and his wife were passing to and fro from the shop to the room in which the saucepan was deposited ; but , according to the account of the-girt-Blin, not more than four or five minutes had elapsed after she had broughtioahe breakfast 'before her master (Wiest-her, and complained of something disagreeable in the taste tsf the rim- Ile was Seized. with a violent tit of-vDmit : ing, and physicians were called in, hut the patient got • worse and worse. The rice was eaten about nine on • Saturday. morning, the 28th of June, and on Monday • morning, at a quaiter before four o'clock, Bourier'was dead. The medical attendants wished the body to be opened, but the -widow objected, and the decease&was interred on the Tuesday morning. Kostolo was present during the illness of Boursier, assisted in adnainiuering medicines to -hien, and, iu fact, the unfortunate man died-in his arms. Suspicion of unfair treatment soon arose in theneighbourhood; and the police being applied • to, the body was disinterred and dissected. Onexamfaing the stomach, arsenic was discovered, and the widow an 4 Kostolo were arrested. rl,l At- ten o'clock on Thursday, the 27th ult. the pri soners wet& brought into Court by gendarmes. The widow was in deep mourning - ; a black veil eoveredker, head. She is a .small woman under the middigt 'with a very ordinary set.offeatnres. The inairitroutou riosity of which she was the object appearedio ifect her greatly, and her eyes overflowed with tears. At one time it was thought she would faint. - Kostolo is a tall handsome young man, but his air is- Coarse and impudent. 1-te walked boldly into the Ceort, in a fashionable mourning dress. The trial was • concluded on 'Saturday.. 'age ',tory, after deliberating auAng e l e hour, deelared'bodkahe prisoners Not Guilty.- the-first part of the ver dict, that in favour al the widow, wall rieliv:!red,part.of lthe crowd in the Court applauded., 'Thy Pc silent checked their indecorum, and ordered the arrest of. any person whO might attempt to repeat it. He informed Madame Bonrsier that she was now at liberty ; and as the Jury had acquitted her, he hoped she would cape rieuce an equal absolution from her own conscience.. To her disgraceful conduct, and the violation of the most sacred ties, she might attribute the situation in which she had been placed ; but he trusted that her future conduct would make amends for her past life. This wretched woman, who was in tears during the whole of the last days of the 'trial, fainted on hearing the President's observadirs, and was carried out ( 4 1 the Court by the attending gendarmes. Kostolo disployed his usual indifference and hardihood. , The case of S. Voke, who was cnitally convicted at the last Assizes for the s&nty of Somerset, for malici ously shooting at Lord ti'lastonbury's gamekeeper, was reserved for the opinion o 1 the twelve Judges. They met accordingly, and were unanimously of opinion that the conviction was right, and the execution of this unfortunate young Tan took place on Wednesday. FENAONS TO FRENCH ENtaassies.--Thooflicialpart of the Moniteur of the 26th ult. contains a very' long 'Report from M. CH ATEA WIRIA KO, on the .Pensions to 'he granted to the Foreign Agents, and Olken of the Department of ,Foreign Affair s. The Report is preceded by an Ordonnance in 16 articles, fotsaded upon . it, and which regulates in the following man* the pensions attached to the differefit ranks aster 90 yeidi sensate, or after 25 years ter' vise in case of seriodsiatemities. The pension it calculattsd according to the rank held by these agents during the last tire .yeari _or *et ice, taking the mean of-the pensions, wlycb to y &below, for each rank after St/ years:— Ambassadors, 11:000 instreit' Plinleserw4asit4 l / 1 1f alitir . thas 100001Vantt salary, SWAN AliaigOritiav* by in that in 8,000; Residents, Chars& Anima inert:ell qualltp,), and die Counsellors of liisnbeisli sow; Abele - etf . kashaimlteoo.; >jithetethet: * Un i t °J A W:2: I; OT ; Consuls - General, 6 000 • • ;' alit Dtagentens tithe 5,000; the Dragomans of the 'tenant 4aas .le the mop to ab es well as the fitst Drigotnatits of the, ponsulfte-Cpener . al; LestlY, rr9 the Dragomans, beep( theta albrektentkaed, 7:1t; laterproks Citanceiteri, 2,110 Q francs. , Litho Press, aid away vriD be published, • In Ono Vol t post Sea pr HE .REVERIES OF A RECLUSE. "Lailiti where we bust, be candid where we can; Bit justify the trays of GOD to man I" W Prin ting for mow and Boyd, Bdlnbuigk; sad O. and W. 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