Star. — London, England, 1808-01-02 00:00:00

~~ 1 / 2 :1 r POLICE. Vit•- • " 4. '''.. ' DURLL/NG. . • ,MasmoN-Houss.;- - --Yesterday a woman in the em- A meeting took place on sVednesdaV, near Totten- ploy of Mess's. Fourdrinier and Co. wholesale sta ham, between Mr. C. a Lieutenant , arid Mr. T. a toners "and pape rags from their warehr-Makers, was examined use. on a charge Collegian, after two ineffectual .previous meetings, of stealing some A gnat to adjust a difference which subsisted between them, number of women are employed by Messrs. F. to sort relative to a debt of honour, the former Gentleman the rags, and from time to time those amtlemen have had been held in sureties to keep the peace, aad at this missea quantities, in consequence they set a watch, meeting he was slightly wounded in the arm by the and detected - the woman with a smar quantq in her second fire of his antagonist, when their differences p oss esSion.—She was committed to Bridewc for a wise adjusted. w.sek. On Thursday, about eleven o'c lock ; .Mr. NARES, WIIITECHAFEI,.—Yesterday A in Thom p son, whom the sitting Magistrate at Bow-street, received private we have previously me ntioned as being in custody fo r information that Captain Campbell and Captain Her- stabbing J. Walker, a hlack sailor, with whom she co-, bert, of the East India Company's service, were to habi .ed, was fully cenonttted•,fr . om this office. The fight a duel at twelve o'clock that day, on Wimble- Coroner's jury having brought in a verdict of Wilful don Common ;in consequence of which he issued his Murder. . warrant against the parties, and dispatched Adkins, Maidaimmuciit'SpatEr.—A haberdasher in Brook in a post-chaise, attended by-T. Jones, one of the'pa- street, moved with compassion towards a poor destl trole, to apprehend them. They proceeded to the spot tote girl of about ten, years old, took her some days with all possible speed, where they arrived soon after ago into his house, in order to be serviceable in his twelve o'clock, but the parties were not there. Ad- kitchen. Having, on Wednesday, occasion to se nd kins went to the Bald-faced Stag Inn, , about half a mile an assortmen' of goods to Str Alban's-street, for the distant from the spot, and . inquired of the landlord, insinpection of a lady, he thought he might send them who inforrnd him that he had seen three Gentlernen a band-box by this wicked little inmate. He ac in a chaise go on the Heath, followed by two on horse.- cordingly did so.—After remaining on In r errand back ; they remained a little more than a quarter of an near four hours, this wretched creature returned with hour, and then returned; the chaisewent towards King- the box empty ; on her being interrogated by her ston, and.the horsemen took the road for London ; a master, what she had done with the goods, sirs re man in the inn said he heard the report of a pistol while plied, that not being able to find out the lady's house, the Gentlemen were on the Heath, and concluded she placed the box on the steps leading to a large they had been to fight a duel. Adkini proceeded to door; and, after resting herself, she returned home, the Robiii Hcod and Little John Inn; and mide hiqui- without knowing that the goods were taken out. In ies of the landlord; while they were conversing, the this story she persisted before the Magistrate, who or- Rev. Mr. Butcher, of Wandsworth, an active Magis- dered her into confinement. Before she had been an t ate for the county of Surrey, rode up on horseback, hour in the cell, she confessed that she had carried the who was likewise in pursuit of the duellists, and said goods to a woman in Westminster, whereupon the he had received private information of their intention Magistrate ordered this notable receiver of stolen pro to fight on the spot where Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. perry to be brought before him without delay. The Paull - did, on Coomb's Warren. The Magistrate I goods were valued at upwards cf 61. and Officer accordingly joined in their pursuit ; the PICKPOCKETS.—About a fortnight since, a hanker, Magistrate took the road, and the Officer went thres who resides within a few miles of Shrewsbury, cashed the wood. Immediately after the officer got upon the I a bill for 4001. for a stranger ; soon after, on reflection, warren, 'lie heard the report oftwo pistols. As soon as Mr.... ' he thought he had done wrong , and had not taken suf- Butcher came up, he borrowed h i s h orse, and set off I ficient precaution. He, in consequence, went in pur with great speed towards the spot where the reports 1 s uit of the man, when he learnt that he, with a ca me from ;he con met a post - c haise with three gen- companion, had just left, that town in a post-chaise.— tlemen in it, who proved to be Captain Herberteind i He rode off with all possible speed towards Shrews - Mr. Simpson, of the Hummum s, his second, and Mr. bury, came up with the chaise, stopped it, aid told George Canr.ey, a surgeon, of F e atherstone-buildins. t h e person f or whom he had cashed the Ell, that he The Officer stopped the chaise , and told the Gentle.- had made a mistake, and wished to rectify it. The men they were his prisoners. They then rode to the person in the chaise proposed that they should meet at Robin Hood and Little John Inn, at Kingston-bottom, an inn at Shrewsbury to settle the business, which the where Adkins left the Gentlemen in custody of Mr. B. ; banker agreed to, and rode on to Shrewsbury. The and went in pursuit of the other party. In a short time 1 time having considerably elapsed since the chaise he met a chaise and four, with Captain Cam bell and onght to have arrived, he mounted his horse again, s and set off to meet them. After riding s e v eral miles, Hotel. The Officer told them his b usiness, and they. 'he came up with the chaise , a nd found it empty, and went to the Robin Hood . and Little John Inn, and lon its return home. He inquired of the driver what then proceeded to London. In the evening they were : had become of his passengers ? who replied, that they taken before Mr. Graham, . when it appeared that had got out of the chaise, and vralkcd across the coun- Captain's Cariapbell and. Herbert had fought a duel, ' try. Th:s convinced him that they h id not c: me ho when Adkins heard the report of the pistol, without nestly by the bill. He gave an alarm, and having ei.her party receiving any injury, and on the interfe- i employed Several people to go in pursuit of them, they ience of the seconds, were reconciled. Mr, Graham, ; were at length overtaken and secured, and not being however, did .not think this sufficient, and held the able to account, in a satisfactory manner, how they p4rties, their seconds, and. the siirgeons. to bail, them. 4 b ecame . pssessed of the bill, or to give a proper ac selves.in 2001. each, and two sireties in 1031, each.— : cotint of themselifei, they were detained in th e vs- The. dispute arose about a female, which took place on . bury gaol, and on tracing the bill, it proved to be the Wednesday night it a ball. property of Mr. Fellows, a Gentleman.of Lent, who was in London on Lord Mayor's Day, and had his pocket picked of that, and other bills and non s, to the amount of 14001. Mr. Fellows has attended at Shrewsbury, and iden tified the bill. The fellow who obtained the cash from the banker proves to be one of the oldest London pick- . pockets, and a general thief and receiver of stolen goods for upwards of 30 years, of the name of John Pain. It has not yet been ascertained who his com panion is, but he is supposed to be one of thenotorious &awes gang. . On Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morn ing, the counting house of Mr. Spode, cut-glass mt nufacturer, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's inn-fields, was broke open, and upwards of 100 E in cash and notes stolen therefrom. About three o'clock yesterday morning the shop of Mr. Gould, goldsmith and jeweller, in Fleet-street, was 1 r ike into by some villains, who, notwithstanding the pannels of the shop-shutters were strongly lined with sheet iron, contrived to saw their way through the styling or frame work,not so fortified; and, easily breaking the window panes, swept off every thing within reach, consistmg of watches, jewellery, gold seals, chains, necklaces, and other valuable ar ticles, amounting to nearly 301. with which they got clear eff, not sin the least degree interrupted by the vigilant guardians of the night, though there is one watchman's stand within a few yards of the spot, and another directly on the opposite side of the street. On Wednesday evening two old houses in • Mile End Road, were blown down by the wind. No ac cident happened, as they were tot tenanted.. Saturday evenino, as a poor man was returning from Ms work to Fisher's-alley, Wine Tavern-street, Dublin, on opening a gate he was startled by the fall of something which rolled from an adjacent dunghill into the mire. Providentially a light was procured in tithe to take up a very beautiful infant, and thus preserve it from instant suffocation : which only a few minutes before had drawn its first breath, and had 'been abandoned, naked, by. its unnatural parent. An inquisition was taken on Thursday at Cranford Gate, near Barnet, on the body ef Samuel Gosfield, who met his death on the preceding day, in contend ing with a waggoner in a battle. It appeared in evi dence, that the deceased was driving a flock of sheep, along a lane between Stanmore and Barnet, when he was met by a waggoner, driving a team ; and some words having arisen between them relative to the lat ter not facilitating the passage of the flock, a combat ensued. It did not appear that any blows of conse quenoe w. re exchanged by the parties ; but on the con trary, they generally met, and threw each ether awk wardly.. They contended together in that way about . 10 minutes, when Gosfield said he was hurt, and gave in. . He was removed off the grouud, and died in two hours after. It was the opinion of a gentle man of the Faculty, that the , deceased died by over exertion ; and such was consequently the verdict. The Orion, GnAVm, from London for Surinam, - I was all well on the 23d of December, in lat. 47. long. SC. in company with the Beet. SCOTLAND. ' GOAT Sittisro.v.—About four years, ago, the sheer, pasturing on the grounds in the neighbourhood of the city of Edinburgh, were much blested by dogs in the night time, arid on many occasions great num hers them were worried and destroyed. No disco very could be obtained of these nightly depredators ;1 and as the mischief still contintrA, the Procurator fiscal, at the insiance of some of the proprietors, of fered rewards, first of '25 guineas, and afterwards of 50 e nineas, to any person who should be the means of " obtaining a discovery in the premises," which re wards were offered by advertisements, published re peatedly for many months, in the Edinburgh Papers. and were to be paid by the Procdrator Fiscal of the county, on conviction. It happened that a poor. washer-woman at Stock-, bridge, who had been sitting up• all night, paying the last duties of humanity to one of her fellow-creatures, going to the. door of her house early in the morning of the 17th of April, 1805, discovered a dog worrying :'seep in the park of a Gentleman at Stockbridge. The destructive animal had already killed six sheep, and was chasing theyemainder of the flock, when the poor veciman, whose name is Charlotte Wilson, frighted him away. - The ,dog was traced to his home, the' ewner of the dog was cited before the Sheriff of the County, and the dog being fully convicted of the effence,.was executed. It was some months before the final sentence was pronounced upon the dog, owing to a litigation which the master of it maintained with the gentleman whose sheep had been worried ; but so soon as the conviction took lace, Mrs. Wilson applied to the Procurator liaddrior; the .promised reward, which was refused, chiefly on the groUnd that the information giien l!y her was not in terms of the aefvertisement. She ap plied by priitiOn to the Sheriff of the County, who iound her entitled to the reward of fifty guineas. 'The Procurator Fiscal broUght the Sheriff's Judgment un der review of the Supreme Court, where the litigation, la; been maintained for upwards of three years, and at last the contest was finished by two consecutive judgments of the whole Lords, ordaining the Peocu-. rator Fiscal 'to pay to Mrs. Wilson the reward of 50 guineas ; and he was also found' iable in all ixpencs of suit. BRITISH NAN-v.—The List of the Naval Force to this day, is as follows :—At Sea-85 sail'of the line ; 9 ships from 50 to 44 guns each ; frigates, 909 sloops, gun brigs, &c. &c. Total 594.—Others in Commission 271.--Building and in Ordinary 303. Grand Total 1100 vessels of war. The Selina, Captain Rtwrott, sailed from Lisbon with the fleet, and was captured in the Bay of Biscay by a French frigate. What appears most remarkable is, that she was m posse s sion of the enemy 14 days, before she was carried into a Spanish port, and did not, during the whole of that time, see a. *ha truittr of any description. tt iitaid o ck ibas rot .; ;41 "F"-;lA4r • "'" l` I - CbliNtXetiAG -ARK-1.A.,...., There are 4 few arrivals of Wheat ta.day, but the supply is short, and the sales are at small variation in price.-There are several fresh arrivals of Barley, which is heavy sale and rather lower.-White Peas likewise.-In Beans of the two kinds but small flee. tuation.-Oats are hr short supply, but many cargoes expected,, and this trade inclines rather lower.-Flour without alteration. GENERAL CURRRNCT AS UNDER: Wheat, 465. 555. 725. Beans (old) 575. 635. Fine ditto, 765. 775. Tick ditto (old) 525. 575. Rye (New) 4Rs. 525. Oats, 324. 88s. 4 2 5. Barley, 32* 445. Poland ditto, 455. 445. 1 Malt (New) 76.4 78s. Potatoe ditto, to 45 5. White Peas (Boilers) 1.105.15R5. Rape Seed, 221. 251. 10s. Grey ditto, 60s. 665. Fine Flour, 555. 4ios. Second Flour, 50s. 5.55. per sack. SMITHFIF.LD January 1. Beef Si. Od. to 6s. Od. Veal ss. I'd. to 6s. Rd,. 40. Mutton 4s. 4d. to s s. 4 d P ork 4s. Od. to 51. NEWGNII: AND I.EADF.NHALL MARKET. Beef 4s. ad. to Si. Od. Veal 4s. 4p. to 6s. Od. Mutton Ss. Rd. to 4s. Rd. Pork 4s. od. to 4s. ltd. PRICE. OF HOPS IN THE 130ROIMH MARKET. Bags, 51. ss. to 61. 6s I Pockets 51. 10s. to 71. Os. ..-..-- . _ ____ ECCI.F.SI.‘STICAI. PROMOTION. The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury have presented the Rev T. A. Mutlow, one of the Minor Canons, to the Rectory of St Martin, with the Vicarage of St. Paul's, vacant by the deeca , .e o I the Rev. T. Freentin ±' -.••=1•......1.1111•••••................. BIRTHS. On the 15th ult. PI his house at south Lambeth, the Lady of HeAry Redhead York-, Esq. of a daughter. :'.uiday, in ( a •eru:ish-square, the Lady of William Henry Hoare, Esq of a DIED. Sunday morning, at Cooklum, in Berkshire., Mrs. Elizabeth Plainer, sister to 'Wm. Plumer. Esq. late hienther of Parlianseut fur the county of He:•tford. Wednesday morning, at the Rev. A. W. Trullope's, Christ's Hospital, the Rev. Thomas Mader, late Chaplain to the Br.tii.h Factory at Oporto. Thursday rooming, in tt e 6Gth year of 1 i; age, at his apart ments in flow-street, Mr. '1 homas Carpmeal, ore of the oldest officers belonging to the pubilc office. lie was officer :IS year., havlng been appointed in the year 1769, by the Lite Sir John 1 ield lie • i;.g. enu one of the most actl:e officers belorging to the office. SALM BY AUCTION. CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE, DEC. 24. TO BE SOLD, On Thursday the 7th day of January next, at Eleven o'Clolt in the Forenoon, in sundry Lots, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.- 60 Gallons Rum ' t Legal strength for dealers. 7 ---- Brandy, 210 -- Geneva, for private use. The Goods to be tasted the morning of the Sale. 25 per Cent. will be reouired as :t VIM 14.711 Lit.: At Jack's Coffee-house, over the Coru Exchange, un Monday, the 11th January, 1804, at One o'Clock precisely, (By Order of the Commissary Gent ral) THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vii. 4000 Quarters fine White Oats, in bulk, of heavy weight, purchased within the last six months, and received under parti cular inspectim fir his Majesty's service, to be sold in Lots of 10 Quarters each. 4000 empty four bushel Sacks and Bags, which have been only used within the time •:bevr-melltioned for putting the Oats in, to be sold in Lots of 140 each. Catalogues, containing further Particulars, may be timely had of FRZNCH and GROOMDRIDGE, Sworn Brokers, No. 6, Great Eastcheap, London. IV Samples of the Oats to be seen at the Brokers. D r. v 0 ...o.el t. ()it .. et A 1,1 .. FREEHOLD FARM, COPPER and 'I'IN MIES, 1 OUNDS fur TIN and COPPER, LORD'S DUES of MINES, Luxl &HARES of MINES. By Messrs, SKINNER, DYKE., and CO. On Thursday the 21st hie. at 12 o'clock, at Garmway's Coffi es houre,'Change-alley, London, in EIGHT Lars by order of the Executors and Trustees of 'Anti WARN e, Esq. deceased, AN eligible and very improveable FREEHOLD F.SI'ATE, erdkd WARNE, or WARNE SYDENHAM, most desirably situate in the Parish of St. Mary Tasty, a heautifel part of tl e County of Devon ; withiu four milts of the market town of Tavistock ; consising of 145 acres, sta•ute measure, of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land; with a Farm House, and outbuildings, on lease to Mr. George Maunder. The COPPER MINES under the said Tenement, called Wheal Hope; contain- I 4 several valuable Lodes, some of which promise to be rich in ore. The valuable and productive TIN MINES called Vitiftr, the bounds of which are very extensive, situate on the Forts of Dartmoor. The valuable and extensive TIN MINES called White Works, on Dartmoor Forest; prudacing Tin of a very sep nor quality. 'THIRTY-FOUR 6-4th SHARES in WHFAL PIiMNIX, in the Parish of Ca!stock, in Cornwall. 1 LEVEN 114th SHARES of ail MINES under the GI.F.BE LANDS in the PARISH of CALSTOCK, and a Moiety of Dues arising from the same. FOUR 64th SHARES in DING-DONG MINE, advantageously situate at Newbridge. A ShIELFING-HOUSE and WHARF, called Tucker's Marsh, with all the Fhtnres and Implements, eligibly situate on the Devonshire bank of the Na. viable River Tamer, nearly opposite Cdstock. And, a FREE HOLD UNDIVIDED MOIETY of all MINES under the Tene ment of Brinisibatch, in the Pariah of Erentor.—To be viewed. Printed particulars may be had on the premises ; at the Bedford Arms, Tavietock; Messrs. Trewntmis, printers, Faster; Glebe, Plyinouth; King's Arms, Liskeard; Post House, Redroth; W. Flindall, printer, Truro; White Hart, 0 akhampton ; of Me-Lang ' ! don, printer, Sberborne, Dorset; Messrs. Weston, Solicitors, Fee • church-street, Londoa ;at the place of sale ; and of Main. Skin ner, Dyke, and Co, Alderosate-street, London. et PU3UC ADVANtAOII. 11 'HE advantage the public mull always derive iron regularly educated profeffiunal men direeting almott en. clufiveiy their Ondies to one species of mala.iy, was never more clearly demonkrated than by the unexampled !tweets which No attended the alminiltratisau of their new remedy. and the extra ordinary cure. it has performed. For a longferiesuf years, ?Odin CUttltlß and Co. Sorg :one formerly in his Majefty's fervice, have made the Venereal Weak the particular objeet of their veltigation. and alt happy in having difcovered a medicine fupe dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—lt is fufficient to °Verve that the etre.% of this remedy are diametrically oppofitr to thole of mercury,ror though it completely eradicate• every vett ige of the virus, in its moil confirmed Rages, yet it does nut in the teaß injure the conttituti.ii—on the contrary, it renovates the fyi tem in ah its natural fumftions, promotes appetite. and facilitates digeftion—thus inftcad of reducing a strong and vigorous nxtilitu. don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre. Brun that eonftitution in its primitive item, but reftores a weak and det Muted one to its natural ttrength and vigour. lifurnterlets initancee are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine. its inherent and (prelim virtues acting as a per petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an elects of conjugal or illicit .pleafure, or from the mere infiduous, though not Ws deft , uetive indulgence of twat.- dims youth of big!' fens in a certain pernicious habit. Auddlt the melancholy variety of difurders which ale the eonfequence t f this solitary vice, there are none more OHlO:tins than that diftreffirg Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the In: - trimonial Rate the unhappy !offerer broods over his osisfortune afhamed to feck relief, until he is reduced to (itch a Rate ot weak - nefs as to render life oppreffive. Tn loch perform it mum be a col - Ming refiedtion,. to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bled'• logs,* ftronf ; . manly, and vigorous cricititution. to all cafes of debility, deficiency. from whatever caufe arifiog, - as well as in every species af venereal infedtlon, hlefTrs Currie and Co. may be con/idea by patience ot either fez, with the greeted fever, and honour, at their betide. No soy. Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (pp& paid) Including a bank note, Will have the nectar, modisdne and advice sect to any part of the Elurioas. No. soy, Hatton Garden. tit4lst r. .iiittot'A•ylttirr ANTIIIfLfOIIS fl. r lf I' was a remark of the eelebiratod Dr. b ot a ns A gl o w Ofthis- kionseftle lidodittine, that consplaims t i itomacii add bowels arc the retailing malady ut ;hi- ~,,,,°- "" w hiedittrit the foundatton'of - the more forMidable and fall tales: thati.the perforew%o could &kneel. for the relief aid . fate and infallible re medy would perform a molt in:portant h i . Ito fociety. That difcovery has row been made In the • m ,...,FA1150f the Rev. William Rarclay,the ertenfiveLe cd and the high eftithation in which they are defers:4l y k a ,• • I. dershly kffened the nu' tber of theft romplaints• oi pkitifsir, in a part time, to be the moos of entirely c 7 them. Thee Pills hate a quick and fate operation, they ad rowel & mdtec ifi ca ny o n the bile thus ranovathennmerour dif sc i k ; onnuedi ed with it,ftek frailachcs, flat uktice. liver eampho ut , m ,, diee, Off /0114 diforders from indigellinn , fite They are tte • s*,*• Isaluabk family medicine hitherto offered to the Public sage,' Proprietors. ite ported by the molt 3-L4n:table evidence de, Brit eltaraders of the Nobility and others:" that they haretec, than adminiftered to any mien without giving certain and and in the end completing a cure 1 This valuable medicine, having keen ufed with fucceft „ ea by the following ditlinguilbed yerfonages:— : The Right Hon Vile: unt DILLON . The Lord Bithop of BATH and WEI.I.S 4iseaci Sir JOHN HONE Y WOOD, Bart. M P. for Haritna Sir STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. M.P fur Penrm THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P.M Litchtl,hl. . . JAMES A MYATT. Efq. M.P. for Southampton NICHOLSON CALVERT. Efq. M.P. fnr Ili-Word • 1 EDMUND BOEHM. Efq. New-ftrect, Syth glarders > THOMAS HAMMERSLEY, Efq Pall-Mad G. W. DICKES, Efq. Private Secretary to the Archbillsy , Canterbury The• Rev Mr. DIMOCK. librarian to the Atclibilhop • CI CIL PORIES TER, Efq. M.l'. for Wenlock Sold whootale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, c: net of Paternofter-row ;and 'eclat by Mr Kirt.y.fitafford„ Oloßand lima ; Mr. Stratton, Leiceiter frpiare ; and by di * . fpcdable Venders in Town and Country. A Cautsoo—Otaferve the name of William Barclay is eery on the Ramp, which is affixed on the owed: wt.; etd o ‘• boa; all not fo ltamyed .re a dangerous imitation. Pricescat. • and too. per box, with smote dirediona SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, . LONDON. NORTH, FAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. I f " l'elLolowliwVAiEinimß:Siil:Li.ocuCoaNuO:a.NaNcsCiii:AaiinaNild ,clirA,scAGl:Gc:cOoc,Namfg:oo.:F,Pla:Hazett: V • SN L o T he b e lt A rand iOll re Travellers good Beds, choke Liquors, wah moderate (Aim a \ nd Th th el e out from the above Inn t e CHEST FR. Tarpoley, Namptwich, Wolfelcy-Bridge m Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches. Daily . BOSTON, Spaidiug, Peterborough, Stilton. and Hada" new Royal Mail ('oath, fat out eve. y Evenit.g. SUNDe ALAN!), Stockton, and Varna new Coach, pet Morning. to the George kin, Sunderland. LIVF.RPOOL, Wariington, Klan:OEM, Stone, and lAttliii Polk Coach, calk.l the F.: Fedi 6 as. every Evening, at ,s o'Clociai the Crown Inn. Rid erofia (Erect. Liverpool Guarded throe*" BATH and BR IS I:ol.—Uneomninii Cheap Traceiling tato and Briftol, by the Elyt-g Poll Coachts. through Chip/ergo* Collie, and Marlbonsigh, every Afterroon , arrive at Mr. FLA the Greyhound Inn. Rath, and the Imolola Tavern. Thomas hot Briftol, next Morning.--.lnfide, si. is. Carade, tat. CUatiall Wells. Bt iigevrater Taunton, Ste. I.h.E DS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham,kts*. eve!, Morning, at 8 --Mock carries four {Ades o•:le, aoi ps• remarkably eafy, Wes through Stamford, Newark, Retford,Doe taller, and Ferrybridge, to the Goldin Linn Leeds, nett day 4 Noon. Not vritliftanding the uncommon expe dition of thittikat is allowed to be the moll agreeable aid complete {ALIT ccera‘ aoce on the North Road, being unequalled in accottanialoirk any othei. KENDAL. Lantana, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, B-dtrie,(lo. ley, Orn:ficirk, and Garftayg Pull Coaches, estry Altin•lll,2 Five o'Clock.--Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtovrn, Gretna-Green, Annan. Dealia Brovrnhill.Thoriatill,Sanquhar•Kiln, t . itmatock Kinefvoll. DU Parts of Scotland, Caroperdown Coach, Sur:lay:lathy, al Ilurfilay Monroe, at Seven o'Clock LOUTH, Spilfby, Bolton, Hull, Grindby. Spalding, Pm T borough, Stilton, and HnntingdotiVoleh. lets ~ every rewire YORK. N ear/cattle, and biliiahurgh New Coaet,p. darned,* a Guard throughout, felt out every Morning at Seven oTteLta way of Newark. Rotford, Tad. after, Darling.oo. Northam., Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Paffeegers finding throats fatigued from the I ngth of the ji urney, may reit what timer, ',leak, and Oen proceed on without any adili:innal fare. Or Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarburough, Bll 4, and other pl cm CARLISLE Penrith. and lVhiterhaven Port Coach, rea l four HoKes and a Golan' all the way—patles through B r * Appleby, Gretahridge, Richmond, Cutterich, Borough* Wetherhy, Aberford, floncafter, and Grantham. (the teach by 18 miles), feta out every Sunday. I uefday, and Thr Morning and performs the journey with the greatelt ' Paffengers detained on the road by bulL:efs, or pleafure, E peculiar advantage of their feats being Muted in the cm t (with only fix Cierchmen). EXETER, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth,: cheiter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morrill It I o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, A ' 4,r, BOA Blantlford, Bafingftuke, aril Bagfhot. S hi EFEI EI.D and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every* , ing at Seven.—Guarded. ' OXFQRD li: nfon, and Henley Poft Coach, with a Cal every Aftenuam at Five tit. luck. _ MANCH,- sTER. s:orkport, lVfocles fi eld, ponglenn , tlr' eagle, Wallall and Wolverhamptum Poll Coach, every lIQIIII —Guarded SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shittial Poll C 0.1.- Royal Charlotte every cycling at 5 o'cleck, to the Raveuardt and Unicorn Iran. Shr.wflaury—Guartied. SOU (*HAMPTON, Wincheiter, Alresfold and AltcaGoil every Ninrcit g. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, wi•h a , out every Afternoon, and reaches Itirmi. 6 isant near dry at, Pallet by Oxford, Ennui' and Shiplione, to the taracctiik BuliAlreet, Birmingham. HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorne, and natlraftlf Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and F" Mytun Gate, HulL HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and Chefbunt Coati, Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge. Denham and Polhill neat Coach. every Morning at 1 Altera:two, by Richard Walt tilt To rI'ENIIAM arid Edmonton Ccach, daily, at bairP 4 ' half pall two, half pall tour, and halt pall Caren ticia.A. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &...e conveyed ll' under mentioned WAGGONS. To 1)155, Beecles,Bungay, Bury and all parts of Sault,' Monday. MARLBRO', Newbury and Reading. every Torfday: WORCESTER, Kiddermiutter, Hereford. C.`urotartheil , li r et, and all parts of South Wales, Perfbore mid Wycondit. Saturday. CIRENCESTER. Abington and Henley, three times SOUTH A M PTClN,Witieh. Bet, Rowley, Ye ton, tau Chrinehttich Ringwood, ForcW.gbrioge , Wtinbourtat. llie ' of Wight. Jerky and Guerufey, %Vagewite d SUNBURY, H.ompton and Twickenham, t.viee a met. i.XETER, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waggons. deaf.' eying Goods and PalLugers, as ufual, to all parts of the Vi( England. WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpet r tfully acquaint their' andthe public, that they cannot be accountable for any I Luggage, Re. of mote than Faye Pounds value, if loft or unkfs fpeeilied at the time of delivery, and paid for I the saraeeti's Heed in, Snow MU. London TO-MORROW. Sun rises Sun sets Moon lies 4 minutes after $1 56 minutes after 41 29 minutes' HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE i11.M6. Morning 13 minutes after 5 Afternoon 94 minutes alter S LONTON: Printed and published by LEVEL KENT. terbtry Place, Lambeth) at the STAII..O7SICE, Na 1, I* street. Published also at the STia-Ortict, Tempt air' p r. ifi tt egr ;Oketrirr Arrintuots s a remark of the eelebiratod Dr. 13,, c 44 s or clue- iylsomeltie -Idesellidne, that complaints sl c „, Id bowels arc the retraining malady ea ,s,;„ !A lt the foundatimeof the more forfindable and fon: ' • E.the perfotewbo could &knees. for the relief etud e* , fallible renkdy would perform a molt in:portant n c ,, * ow MO That difeovery has row been made In the lso cit oFillsed the Rev. William Barclay,the extenfivenk 4 d the high eitAation in which they are &efer A y • ' lerahly kfferted the nu' diet of tbefe eomplaintst m a lbort time, to be the owns of entirely ersdl plj,l. • ; Pills hate a quick and fafc operation, they ar power! ' c oy o n the bile, and thus ranovatbe numerous din e 4, l ; lwith it,ftok Neadachcs, fiat uknee, liver complaints ••• e 'Out diforders from indigelliim, & c They are the m,t.' amity medicine hitherto cfcred to the Public ingo t . ,r i. in., ported by the molt refpedable evidence a 'afters of the Nobility and others 7 that they lowb oy , • • iiniftered to any pular: without giving certain and ra_ • • ar din the end completing a cure ta t s_ : r aluable medicine, having keen ufed with fueeefnis by the following dittinguilbed yerfonages t— r. ight HOU Vifc•unti)ILI.ON mrd Bithop of BATH and WELLS i.HN HONE Y WOOD, Bart. M P. for Horitret 'EPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. M.P fur Yearn wer MAS ANSON, Efq. M P. for !itch to l i d :he . elaAratziwp 4;; cfr FS A MYATT, Efq. M.P. for Sou th ampton 10 LOON CALVE WI% Efq. M.P. fir Hertford • UND 130EHM.: r f i q v . 2 N te en s * “ -E r r e e ta et ry , MAR HAM%IEESLEY, Efq Pall-Mad T. DICE.ES, Efq. my . Rev M. DIMOCK, librarian to the ArclibiOsep P IL POR.IES TER, Efq. M.P. for Wenlock • wholesale and retall by Mr. Butler, No. 4, nn cr A k , of Paternofter-row ; and retail by Mr KirLy,StatlOrd " ' , n d street ; Mr. Stratton, Leiceiter fqiiare ; and by rg i t . • le Venders in Town and Country. iution—Otsferve the name of William Barclay is cop* Ramp, which is affixed in the owed: wt.; mos cith • 11 not fo itamyed .re a dangerous imitation. Prkesta. ‘. per box, with amok diredions. 70 tRACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, - • .• LONDON. NORTH, FAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. •14 - . e ITNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON °Met MOUNI'AIN, SAKACEN'S Hu SNOW HILL, LONDON The heft Accomnvidatioe f ir Ilene good Beds, choke Liquors, wah moderate chip s; se following Pelt Coaches, Mail Coach, Waggons, lo k •: om the above Inn t ESI FE. Tarpoley, Namptwich, Wolfeley-Bridgc, t ~ ' field new Telegraph Coaches. Daily. 111 ETON, Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton. and Haan* 'le, Loyal mail youth, Pets out cvc. y nvening. NOE R LANTi, Stockton, and Yarnt new Coact, pet : • ring, to the George Inn, Sunderland. VF.E.POOI., Warrington, Knitileril, Stone, and litchi& :70ach, called the F.: Fedi ti. as. every Evening, at ,c o'Clocki - roan him Rtd croft. ftreet. Liverpool Guarded throom ITH and BRIO o —l.lneornm.:ll Cheap Travelling tole Iriftol, by the Elyl-g Poll Coaches. through Chippemeg and Marllsorsslgh, every Afternoon , arrive at Mr. Ray' s , - 2 reyhound inn. Rath, and the London Tavern.'llonni ho, , 31, next Morning.—Jnfide. ti.is. Charade, Ili. Conlin ± R. Br iigevrater. Taunton, &c. % EDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham,fos o a Mnrning, at 8 -Mock carries four hifides oily, sad p • rkatity eafy, piles through Stamford, Newark, Retford,Doe r, arid Ferrybrilge, to the Golden Linn Leeds, nut dry* 3. Not witlittanding the uncommon exp edition of thiterak lowed to be the moll agreeable aril complete ya..l.e own on the North Road, being unequalled in accomnsifial4 et. other. END AL. Laricaftex, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale. ratea,(lt. ve Ormileirk, and Garitarg Pull Coaches, every Atternoka ..- n'elnek.—Guarded. LASGOW, Lottgtovrn, Gretna-Green, Annan. Dealt nhill.Thori at ill, Sa nquhar. K 1,, t . it mi lock inefvoll. nil :s of Scotland, Caroperdown Coach, Sur•lay,Tutiday, al irfday Morning, at Seven o'clock OUTII, Spillby, Bolton, Grinsiby. Spalding, Pee < su g h, Stilton, and HnntingdonVoleh. lets ~ every ryes* 0 R K. N et/cattle, and Editth aegis New Coac'i,p. rimmed , * tried throughout, Pets nut every Morning at Seven tiCtelLtf of Newark 11.4 ford, Tad, after, Darlingont. Northakm, 'ham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Paffengers finding deride gued front the I ngch of the jr urney, may reit what than. dc, and Oen proceed on without any addi:innal fare. lk ,prietor at York tuns Coaches to Hull, Scarburough,ladt 1 other p 1 tea. .TARLISLE Penrith. and IVhiteshavert PA Coach, ,giosik r Kees and a Guard all the way—panes through tan pleby, Gretahridge. Richmenni, Coterick, Boroughlniln :therby, Aberford, Doncafter, and Grantham. (the Karel 18 miles), lets out every Sundry. luefday, and II 1 kiting and performs the journey with the greatell hall • Ifengers detained on the road by bulLosfs, nr pleafure, hock older advantage of their feats being (cured in the cat Cal jib only fix Cnachnien). EXETER, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymuuth,De Are, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Mornr•g at he Nock, with a Guard, through Honiton, A ' tt,r, 800 Bafineiluke, :.rd Bretton SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every/in ; at Seven.—Guarded. OXFQRD Binfon, and Henley Polt Coach, with a Gad try Afteroo..n at Five fetlock. MANCHIsSfER. dsorkport, IViocksfield, pon g kt., so. Ile, Wallin and Wulverhamptesen Pott Coach, every .• lost —Guarded BIIRKW&BURY. Wellington and Shitroal Poll Coat nyal Chariton: every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raveusol • id Unicorn Inn. Shrswilsury—Guarded. SOUTHAMPTON, Winehelter, Akcifold and Aloof.** ray Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, wi'h a Guard- 45 , at every Afternoon , arid reac hes Itirtni. nest day ate ' area by Oafor,l, Ennio' and Shiplione, to the t•atatco llol . nihßreet, Birmingham. HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorne, and nOtitnitef fk Mach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull sod Soria 4ytun Gate, HulL HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddeldun and Chelbunt Coati, eel doming. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Reding new :each, every Morning atd Afternoon, by EichardWrts ad( To I - I'E:N(IAM arid Edmonton Ceaeh, daily, at banal ialf part two, half pall tour, and halt pail Even tic:mk. 4.8. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, 5... c convey: 4 lW' under-mentioned WAGGONS. To 1)155, Beceles,Bungay, Bury and all parts of Sault, Monday. MARLBRO', Newbury and Reading. every Tot-Man. WORCESTER, Kiddermineter, Hereford. Carniartnenlne a ck, and all parts of South Wales, Perthore and TArycolubt. Saturday. CIRENCESTER. Abington and Henley, three times s wet. SOUTH A M PTCIN,Wineln 11cr, Rowley, Lyndhurfl, l • ton. Ch r itt c hnich Ringwood , Fordin g l o ioge, Wirnbouron Ille ' of Wight. Jerky and Guerufey, %Vagcuoeddly. SUNBURY, Hampton and Twickenham, t.vice a week. EXETER, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waegons , doh. eying Goods and Pagungers, as ulual, to all parts of the 8 1 4' England. WM. MOUNTAIN and Ca refpedfully acquaint their , middle public, that they cannot be accoun table for any PaTo. Luggage, etc. of more than Five Pounds value, if loltor • unlace fpeeilied at the time of delivery, and paid fur arc a. • the naraceti'" Head Inn, nnnw Hill. London TO-MORROW. Sun rises Sun sets Moon riscs 4 minutes after 8 156 minutes after SI 29 =Au. • T ater HIGH WATER AT LONIION BRIDGE 0-MORRO Morning 13 minutes after S Afternoon g 4 minutes after LONDON : Printed and published by LEVEL KENT. terbtry Place, Lambeth) at the STAR•4:I7/ICT, No.l, street. Published also at the STAA-Ortict, Teisplar' • ._,, ~ . ;.! r,~si~