Star. — London, England, 1808-02-18 00:00:00

~. THE LATE STORM. Our accounts from all parts of the coast give me lancholy details of the effects of the tremendous gale on Friday morning last, but its fury seems to have been most felt on the north eastern shore from the Note to the North Foreland. CANTERBURY, Fen 16.—The wind blew from N. E. to N. N. W. and was preceded by a high spring tide, which was happily, however, lower by some feet, and less destructive in its effects than that of the 15th Jan. last, excepting some farther destruction to Mar gate Pier, thrc ugh which the sea has now formed it self a channel, separating the head from the other part. At Margate soon after the commencement of the gale, two sloops, and the Tiher brig of Yarmouth, Captain Willock, drove into the harbour with the loss of anchors and cables. The Governor corn hoy, be. longing to Mr. 'Swinford, broke from her moorings, and was driven on shone high up in the bay, but bat not sustained any material damage ; about the same tin* the Countess of Elgin hired armed cutter, also carne on shore close to Little Westbrook Cottage, the crew ware all saved by the Margate limits, and it is expected that both these vessels will be got off. A large West Indiaman outward-bound rode out the rocks off Margate with little da .4. a Swedish ship the Cronenkairg ? from London, but with the loss of her main 'and , The Blazer gun brig riding in West totally dismasted, but luckily held by ancither gun brig, the Mariner, wr.s the Ledge Rock, and momentarily ex- Id go on shcire, hut weathered the gale, away her maim niast, this vessel repeat signals of aistress • and the Lively and ielsou loggers put o ff from Margate to her iien in g oing from the pier by some un- Ise, the Lively was run on board by the ielson, and irnmecliately sunk, and .two of the tushell and William Morris, were unhap drowned. Bushell was master of the British MAW:elsag e vessel , an d has left a wife ; mortis has.also lift a wife and eight bo4y was picbctl up on Sunday near Lootte_r Lucy and Ands, Captain Cum :* coast of Gisinet for London, cut her sett on &tie in Marsh Bay: the cargo is jut it the-vessel will be got off. . - hprk-whkh had been drawn on shore in the gaTe near BiichingtOn a nd got off, was again 4=oo near ,the same place, and tt is feared is now total' lost. Between Birching* and Reculver, - ' two sloOps and a brig oNikeve; oneof the thrrci l : he Benjamin, *OtAliy , 11. d. laden with oacOrOte. and On, ..r4 . . were found the hodiefkof 'Mr. 11.iibl • cianeal, and (*.4106 the fing, the . , COI Halifax, l ar a 444 pipe: , and lo •;.' and the other Thosli s and Judi from Portsmouth. crews of these vessels hive all pt. Braitted t - • •; - ' Captain of one of them, with his themselves to th e Mercy of the • . . _. . .sissite of their lives ; they were both sborp . and taltai up 44e. thottgh n2%0 ancliweyed. to:Mr. Curling s, at 131tu. &tie . llsstable roof they at gresent re: : is inentiOnea'as as instance of pureliuma: worthrof record, that when the Lady Was taken ly.,nakeai a waggoner stripped himself of ilt °Sato protect her from the inclemency weather. Ink, having on it the name "Captain Wm. has been washed ashore at St. Nicholas, some papers contained in it, it would seem was from Halifax to London. the Snake, Captain Aydie, with salt fish, liole to London, about ten in the morning , shore in the Old Haven, between Reculver Hearn Bay ; from the nature of the shore no • could be afforded to the crew, and they re on the wreck for some hours, exposed to the td the inclemency of the weather, till the ebb ide : when having reached the land, they re. rcry attention from the humanity and hospi- Mr Sayer, of Bishopstone Farm. :day morning the body of a man floated on ' _ the back of the Chest Arms Tavern, in a dreadful state : the legs, thighs, and lower part 'body have been either torn or eat away, and . arm is wanting, the rest of the body is quit apparently with bruises, and there were no about it, except a kind of handkerchief tied the neck. It is conjectured that the unfortunate been either jammed between two vessels, or with gun powder. ITHAM, FEB. 16.—Friday, the tide rose again unusual height, and overflowed many of the Several sheep were drowned, and floated -..e at the New Stairs ; the wind at the same blew almost an hurricane, and did cOnsiderabki s ; a very large shed in Mr. Ailienden's tiirs-] yard, was raised up bodily„ and the roof blownl completely off, so that the Whole 111,6104 is in ruins."l A Man was found dead in a field near Northfleet, Saturday, whose naive, from a certificate which ; ' found on him, is supposed to be JoseFrieth. , marks of violence appeared on the body,' it is •. he might have missed his way in a state of kcation, and perished by the inclemency of the iIIAbiPTOTI, FEB. ls.—The depth of snow in a time as in the fall of Thursday night, is ty not to be paralleled in the recollection of the persons. It did not begin to snow till between and eleven at night ; and by two in the 'morning carriages were prevented from proceeding. The Manchester Mail Coach was detain - ed at Lathbury, • mail was forwarded to Noithampton by the ,on a post horse. The tiefiance Manchestet a was stuck fast in Preston-lane, lour Miles from Northampton, about two o'clock on Friday morning, -4 was dug out by the assistance of thirty men about the afternoon. There wee four ladies inside passengers, whose situation may be mote easily iniaL than described, but which they supported With fortitude and cheerfulness. Mr. "Nzwaralt, near mansion the coach was set fast, sent his biiii**ca assist in digging it out. But not to record thoiametition of Miss Nawasax to the distressed ladies .a coach, as, amongst the best instances offeminine goOthiess:olhoart, would be as unjust, as it would be direlic tia of our own sensibility to kindness. During the fall Of It ad 'l'lntrsclay eisht out Friday morning, the was ext rem ely o hi so that in many placek,large bran tree% with a heairy weight of snow, were torn from their trunks. No coach, upward or downward, has ar: rived since Thursday night. Neither have the bags of the Chester and Manchester mail been received.— We are fearful that we shall hear of many disastrous accounts. The only one which has at present reach ed us, is the loss of thirteen sheep belonging to Mr. John Collins, of Great Billing, near this town. Lrvanroot., Fria 15.—Thursday, about four o'clock in the afternoon, the Captain, with two others, and four boatmen, returning in a punt from on board a vessel in the New Deep, with the wind at N. it came on so violent a snow storm that they could not see which way to row ; the man at the helm, how ever, thought it right to keep the wind on his back, (same as when he hal left the ship) being the proper direction for the beat to reach Liverpool, but the wind shifted to various quarters, and after being eight hours in the boat and beating over alt the banks, they landed at Hoylake at twelve o'clock at night, with the loss of one of the boatmen, who died through in-, tense cold; another of them fell down in the bottom ,of the boat benumbed, and the other two boatmen were nearly exhausted. Thuisday night we experienced as heavy a fall of snow as caps be remembered these forty years past, for the time of its continuance ; and being accompanied by a very high wind, that whirled about in various directions . : the snow was drifted in many places to an amazing depth, which has ready impeded tree ' yelling, insomuch that some st a g e coaches from this I town, were obliged to torn back the following day, not being able to proceed ; and on Saturday not one of them left this town : one from Manchester, which it left on Friday morning at seven o'clock, did not 'reach here until three o'clock the following day. The fall of snow has been equally great all the way to r London, though to the northward of Preston little of it has been seen. The- Liverpool Mail Coach from London'was left behind at Daventry, and the mail bag forwarded in a chaise, which did not arrive here until one o'clock on Satu rday noon, having been up set in a snow drift about two miles off. Two wag gons going from hence were obliged to have fifteen horses each to drag them some part of the road. The London Mail that should have been here by three o'clock yesterday morning, did not arrive till half past nine• last night, and the one due had not arrived at eight o'clock this morning. A man servant, who was hired to go down to Drummond Castle, Scotland, left town on Friday, and was frozen to death on his journey. An inquisition was taken at the sign of the Load of Hay, on the road to Stevenage, on Tuesday, on the body of Miss Amelia Mary Piggot, aged 18, who met her death on the preceding day.—A Mr. Smith stated, that he was accompanying the lady from the , house of a friend at Merton, to her house at Crolter'i. End, on Monday, add from the heavy fall of sneer, 'the road being imperceptible , the horse went mit of his trad.., and the chaise in which they were, was bur . ried down a precipice of nine feet, and turned cpm-, pletely over, and she. was killed on the spot ; isntl fr. Smith, by holding fast to the vehicle escaped unhurt. The horse was so much hurt as to be rendered useless, and was shot.—Verdict, Accidoetal Death. Friday last an inquisition was taken at Northam.. ton, before Rosser Annum, Gent. Coroner, on vie* of the body of Susannah B erri!, an infant about twd years and a half old, who, being left on the preceding i Monday by its mother in her dwelling-home for a few minutes, with another child about two years old , r, on putting some straw on the fire, the flame caught its cloaths, and it was so dreadfully burnt, that it dtesli soon after. Verdict, Accidental dea th. On Monday se'nnight an Inquest was held on view ' of the body of Richard Andrews, a prisoner in the House of Correction, at Peterborough. It appeared that he, about ten months since,enlisted into the Royal Marines, and was sent on. board a ship at Chatham, *hence he shortly afterwards made his escape, and returned to the neighbourhood of Whittlesey, where he was enlisted : having reason, however, to ima gine he was suspected of being a deserter, he wan dered about nearly three weeks, sometimes passing the nights in barns, and sometimes behind hay-stacks, until at last he was apprehended. The corporal who took him, perceiving that his legs and feet were in a very bad state, from having been exposed to the cold, did not convey him to prison, but hand-cuffed him and placed a centinel over him. Andrews, however, found means to elude the vigilance of his guard dur. ing the night, and crept out of the house to a neigh ' homing yard, where he lay concealed three days and' , three nights in the late inclement weather. On the .fisurth day, when found and taken, he was almost', ' starved to death, having several of his toes nearly -frozen off. On being taken to prison at Peterborough, Medical assistance was procured for him, but in vain. ',Verdict—Died from a mortification brought on by 4atense cold. Monday morning last, about three o'clock, a fire rims discovered by the watchman in a house the cor ner of Drury-lane, Liverpool ; the family could not be awakened, and the watchman was= as force the window, by which meant he suca with the assistance of the neighbours, in extinguishing the fire, which had caught the wainscotting, then in. Baines, r and communicated to another room, occasioned by the fire falling from a grate. A few evenings ago, a decently dressed woman, .having an infant child in her arms, accosted two little , girls, who were Sitting on the steps of 4 gentleman's house in Clayton - square, Liverpool, and requested them to take hold of the child for a moment, while she went into a neighbouring house from Which she. promised to return instantly. lie girls complied, vtith her *rest, and took hold of the infint ; bun k having waited an hour, and seeing nothing of the supposed ilhotber, they began to weep bitterly. The i attention of *Nils _of ‘be haute being at lengt4J IlttaOtecl, they ettq l aSted into the matter, and ad. 0.0.. the chil&en id be . briiught into the house. Thai found a 'Veit One tint* -child, about three or fatir! ' weeks old, but lie vbr2 .no inerks about it, except sil paper pinned to its Ermi, With this inscription : I am not 14ptittd. The cbild bas been since sent to, the workhouse, and baptized by the name' of " Wil-1 liam Clayton," in consideration of the place whore, be was fuuad. is epectesi tna A large We • the gale, near mate, as did • Zante f Lori 'ten masts. gate B a y was her anchors ; driven near tl pected would ; ter cutting edly fired sig L a * Nelson assistance, wh fortunate can: Lord Nelson, - crew, W. 4u l Qay drowned ueen, Marl • and two chilc children. H the Fier. The schoo mings, from cable and 101 damaged, by A small lapri former gaTe i smaudeil nets totally lost. there are twi slools is thi bitter, 4c c A s ialig 430 4 CiFff:i t0 t ."41 rithedo e3q ;144 osi rinur4. index Vram Main. It i pity, worth up perf4eti 01 eta - Mita: A trim* 3aelisoi," and-from 54 the vessel A brig I from Pool drove on sl and Heat assistance mained or waves and of the tide ceived eve tality of Iv Yesterd shore at most drea of the'bo the right black, ap clothes al round the man has . blown up CH ATH to an on marshes. e a shore time blew dansalr; b er ya rd, complete] • A roar 013. Saturn sval(foun As.,no 11n thou s l * •int,c!c . iti lireath Norm • 60 ShOtt prObAIAY oldest lie ten.andl carriage Manche: and the Guard Coach v NOrt!'ar and ins tom. In glaed u much . whose bonrers •tht aztt the c a dsirel MCCIAISIARTICAL PROMOTIONS. Os the that a can weassoilsiatod in for the Rev. Mr. An d:ewe Thomson, minister of Sproosion, to be minister at the East diorea parish, Perth ; andi r tW 46 - bieume, a odium mode -4044 Inter the Rev- Walletit AiWilhaiNfisetnieleiee lop Ire atinister of the Middle Cheri* podsß,Perkh. Ozroan, Frs. t s.--Thunday nib the InneotAeiltetr.Serned Leis, M. A. and student in Divinity of Waimea Canese,-wae aides' Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity. Th. NM William feigns, of Oriel College: the Hon. Wm. Beassgbpop Lyles, of Christ chard; Rev. Richard Griffith, of Jena Odle; Raw. Sceptics .Woodpie and Rev. Joseph Rawlins of Trinity College; maißev. G. Watson Hutchinson, of Limbs College, B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. Mown. Henry Woollcombe, William Roles, and Thomas Ba den Powell, of Oriel College ; John Wynn Eyton and Thomas Ova., of Christ Church ; Edward Allen and Mark" Henri& Prescot, of Brasenose College ; and Edwin Sandy', of St. John's College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. Volitarery_ll4e Rev. Gregory Raymond, B. A. of Bohol Celase, was wilni ter of Arts, G Compounder_ Compounde . . BIRTH. Lately, at Witetthistosi Parsosage, Norfolk, the Honottratle htlts. Fitzroy, of a sow • , THE 'FLAW of selecting a peculiar branch of 'Ser i- gory has been carried on in this Same for eleven yosimirlile unprecedented speceu, and on the stiictest principles of Homona, and I,IIIIIItirLITY. Mr. LEIGH has aired for the whok of that period u assialson, to Mr. MEE, who has retired from practice, and now under the firm of Mesirs. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, the same integrity inilllsta.ared to, and *slaw inviolable sectvey observed. Mews. LEIGH and Co. confine dirir attention to the cure of Venereal CompLsittts and °uses of Debility, whether arising front the habits of You*, long continued residence in warm climates, or any other cause. The terms are plainly stated on the first in terview, or in answer to !Meta, esalaiaing a bank Date. No. 29, Anindell . 4_ trc._et, Strand, near Temple . Bar. There is an adgikionakentrance Water-st,reet air BITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per semi lictuty in both Sexes, tt in some parts of Europe are emential to Persons of Rank.— e BANDANA. SOAP, or butt= Washing Cakes, possess the Peculiar property a g iving the most exquisite delicacy af texture and inconceivable fairness to the Hands, which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly, and perrnanendy removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any oth e r means what ever. it is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate idea a che superior eeceilence of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's sole Agent, whose signature it bears, Wm. Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple-bar, London : and the Proprietori,as a further security, beg them to be particular in noticing, that the name and address of the printer, E. Sprigs, No. 27, Bow-sweet, Covent Garden, is allied to the label and wrapper. AU others are counterfeits.--Sold by most Perfumers and Medi ate Venders in 'yown and Country. Price Is. each Caker "CHING'iPAi • ENT WORM I.O2EIidES-7--- rßParents, Guardians, and others who h ave the are of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too strongly recommended. Worms are a disease few children escape. They I destroy the appetite, weaken he °ryas of digestion, produce pains in the sto7 • eh and bowels, deprive the body of its nourishment, l occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of growth, and are the cause of the most alarming oonvnlvions, which too often I terminate in death. Nor are their effects less severe on-grown per sons; by ulcerating the stomach and bowels, they are often the cause of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at last, and subject the patient to the most exert:dating fitli of agony and distress. In childhood, every disease with which a child is arnieted is also high ly exasperated by them. The certainty and safety bode of their prevention and cure, by the above oterseine, is so hilly established to the satisfaction of the PIIIIIIC, by the testimony title Ant and most leading characters of the Nobility, and of others of high re spectability, who have witnessed its remarkable eficetsid their owls families, that it is only necessary to observe, this is the period Of the season when such a medicine ought to be given to children and. , others, to prevent any attack of this complaint. Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, N. 4,Cheimide,l Corner of Paternoster-row; and retail, by most country useksi, in boxes, at 2s. 9d. and Ss 6d. DR. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL. WHAT Patient, who is suffering under the dis-, cresting pain of Chronic Rheumatism, or the more acute anguish of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchase 4 Re medy to relieve his sufferings! No remedy has been so effectual as Ds. Hodson's Imperial Oil, in affording certain ease, and alleviat ing pain in these distressing complaints, inthe sdrelling of the joints and stiffness of the tendons, the had effect of ad strains, rendered worse either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. — This excellent application reduces the swelling, and brings the tendons and muscles soft and pliable; in one disease, the Rickets, the relaxed yielding condition of the banes. is so wonderfully changed by the re=in* use of the WOW Oil, that the bones, though distorted, gala their natural shape and figure. In Paliy, Numbness of Limbs, and Taipei of the Beek or Spine, it proves a sovereign reasedy, by shimming ladvestodng the energy of the Nerv. Sold wholesale ac i d retail at Mr. antler's, No 4, theipside corner of Pateivitnner-tow • Hinted aid Mims, sad Crtowell Bath; Stains and Lynch, Mate ; Greesoas, Livensool; ind most booksellers and medicine *renders in every countsy awn, in lysteles, at 2s. 9d. tech. DILFRIIIIMAIIIi aidtnkljAWTAIUS. 'TIM value of this Infallible Maim has been ni asdb re .1 1 - Imp proved, that wf alm plait day an bear a competition with It in all tbt lisim of a certain Difeak wbkl haat:tautly caress,* from the habit, without walla, Me jabthatfectings ' that attends Myatt.= ' r wawa" till the al Way decree, or even re Wiis l i ttirt oek koolb litAtir we idtam ha die pevvad tr. claim The to pub& MlPtoPottP 2 hi Mon than lily yean. In all the de Why or beilllmea, they prove a never failing nitorative, he dim dm Yaw it plebood by too hen eh of Mercury. Mil 11119101reN.V . 1 6 ea warm Amite to trnvelbrs, imittlaofe • Resat" ' - Nadi i— . cing d . rod, They moot be recommembod too Arai* So thole *bo UM remise a fife, fpeedy, sad complete cure it di &timbers Meets, and every 'rutin& dile ailed. the bk old des Duos of wins BON Maley women law bessU then, who for years had . bom daft hop ci pni c e a o ir ". : 1, Sad i t is i t tfile aftel td mis l i a; Vic. .oir ner of - ' . ***by , Porttmout ; Wellor Pords ; Wl* Mit Ilikiii.l l lolwadu Peek, Hull; Calirell, Pub Ha; Maedecithi e galmht told mil Mandates. Rdinbuigh and by Molt mummy ineddmi under% in hottlasot as.-pd. each. with ample ageism% • • • .... RENO V STEDItiVeI . TM . T app Ar m iZ iat !tll o 2 it dd i Tek Ira destitnit eke* new bone efferideboonetem iiimedidetee *mew isidsofroftrolottee. , koefbeps itice to the result of our • asuirmsdiim. fustolietag datned.astiont th ose enipirlraintotie • ilititis lab, infoiturately * natty, beeti toot 'we beg knee to submit to the liberal and 'tub stn meat of our pursuits and acquirements. Meolood a :velar medial ablation as the popas o f Mood absurd, *bow lectures and practice • od,appreimines and sorgeonrof the Londe. , eitteglives as seudenu in that justly 'celebrated doebilredent, the Royal College of Edinburgh, tali the dilterent branches of Anatomy, Surgery, plettice of Physic, Chemistry, Midwifery, g ot dose *thief* protestors, Drs. Ware, Gregory, ftitiMt• n and Ipulterford. We trust we dull • doiiptuons in saying that our proficiency as not inconsiderable. Having for a longseries real complbints, and the various diseases of " denier object of our studies and practice, it . lowed that we hove aiquired superior knowledge Pent and cure. In slight and recent cases of infee nieestablisionent is completed in the short paled 111101tnose of the utmost hreeteracyo where lane failed of soccees, a properperseverance it mat, mantes to the patient suite arid roded , Ainidst the melancholy variety of disorders • of (Wallis long and most unhappily pursued Seers, flume are none more alarming or ut _ _ Woke deficiencies and debilities which frequently bitter the matrimonial state. To such,persons • idiredecdoeinslknow that they tray now, 1 ' nide of tat, bees:stored to that greatest ', doge, a strong, manly, sad vigorous constitution. debility,. from whatever cause arising, as o of venereal infection, we may be consulted' with the greatest seeroy and honour. " borne from ten to three, and from six , night. Patients in the country arc requested to , their case, age, and getters! habit of living, remittance for advice end medi wh en cines, wh ' or sent to arty part of the kingdom. r essential to our undertaking, the postage of to the actosint for medicines. CURRIE November et, 1506. Ne N. B. Messrs. CURRiE and Co. have &dm respectable Piofessors of London an, dlfiellnaa, s k ip, and humanity with which dutiep assigtud them during titer time ." WM and Practice. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, LONDON. NORTH, EAST, WEST, The UNIVERSAL COACH and 'UJILLIAM MOUNTAIN, V SNOW HILt, LONDON The Travellers, good Beds, choke Liquors, and the Following Pon Leaches. Mail out frnm the above Inn CHESTER, Tarpoley, Naniptwkis. Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Daily. 11f3STON, Spalding, Peterborough, new Royal Mall Coach, feu out every SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and 1 Morning, to the George Inn. Sunderland. LVVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutef•vdt ?ea Coseh,eallcd the Expedition, every Et the Crown Ina, Red-eroCs•Recet, Livapool. BATH and BRISrOL--UncomniOn Ch and BABA by the Flying Pa Coaches, Colue, and Marlborough, every Afternoon, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Londoop &Mot, neat Morning...-Infide. al. u. Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, Ste. LEEDS New Light Coach, called every MotninE. at S tiClock, carries 1,. reniartably eery. pates through Stamford, cater, and Fterrytridge, to die Golden Noon. Notwkliftanding the uncommon is allowed to be the graft agreeable and mice on the North Road, being unequalled any other. KENDAL, Lane:Liter, Prelim, Kirby ley, Orndkirk, and Garttatig Pun Couches, Five o'Cloch.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Brovrnhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Conch, Thurfday Morn Seven o'Clock. LOUTH, , Bolton, Hull, C, borough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, • YORK, Net/cattle. and Edinburgh Net a Guard throughout, feta out every Morn way of Newark, Rethard, Tailcaikr, D Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick. Yaffe fatigued from the length of the journey, pkafe, and then proceed on without Prprieror at York runs Coaches to ' and other places. CARLISLE, &with, and VThitebaven four Hocks and a ()nerd all the war—paftes Appleby, Gretabridge. Richmond, r Wetherby, Aberford, Done:after. and by IS miles), feta out every Sunday, Morning, and palming the journey Patengen detained es the mod by bu h pecullar advantage of their feats being (with only fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plyasouth,Falnsouth, chitty and Salitiarry Belo= Coaches, o'Clock, with a board, through Haniten, Blandford, Bafitsgaoke, and Baggier.. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rothingbant tog at Seven..--Guarded. OXFORD, Belden, add Henley " ever) , Afternoon. at Five &Clock. MANCHESTER. Stockport. cattle. WANE and Wolverbarnprom noon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington Royal Charlotte every evening at, and Unicorn Inn, Shrewfbury—Gt SOU THAMPTON, Wincheiter, every Morning. 2*h.MISGHAM Mercury Poft me every Afternoon, and reaches Sir -Pries by Oeford, Enfton and WO/one. FuU ftreet; Birminghats. HULL, blortiscave, Howden. toed, every Morning, at Semen( Mytco Gate Moll. • HERTFORD. Ware, Hoddefilon Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Ulbslage,. Coach, every Morning aid kfarestisim, TorrENHAst and Edmonton '' Hloft two, half pa l four, and bo t Heavy Weights of Luggage. undermentioned I • To MSS, Steele', Rungay, Bary Monday., MARLERO', Newbury and WORCESTER, Kiddenoinfter, trek, and all pans of South Wales, Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abington and Henley., SO UTHAMPTON,Wintio fter, RumfeYs ton, Cbriltelkaaßß Ringwood. Fardingbrialles tie of W_Wits Orley bad Oomtley, Waggons SUN BURY, Ilamplos and Twickenham. EXElVlLiPlywoott sad Faimooth • r rylos Cleseised Pdfsagets. as V 11111 M.MOVIITA114 and Co. and the pail; *at they west 1 I. Ste. of muse than Five Wads fipaoo oldie time of delivery, and die flanteeesHead huh Snow HUt. , - . LONDON : Primed and published -terburi Plate, Lambeth) at tl street. Published also it the ! V ' • • • rm. pe lika" P'etPeoe lliel"liWa".llll. 4tdeir tilt i.L, Cv ect of jus t lee, and to r et i. 4 l7: • • .• tyro. haSe inlisock it petb Z 4%4 ClOtnaarligf trfi ft . OO - eabgisen a4 4 • ° mama, tsitue kin k prmilsof 8 ce we Easerai r amid, HOEitill for yWEIN*4 " )• 11 iced s4opia te * I irgh, and w er f 4 4 4 :r el • • Surgery, S y. Baum y ft . • e ritzy. Mad, H am a i lf had not be dseteed and • len rib of / acqttrausots se e • want comma& Tek ,,, • • DI A DEBILITY, %Pr* it will, we hope, We ; sowiedge of their •• 14 es of infection, a p r i m .3r: . rt period of tv ° 0. 61412° . ". rhete other pomm el * ace in mar owe mos , deal awe. dens which we the d o , " ot led by the gun 4 4,4 440 yr, sr more ritanum g r at . roquently preven t* I " roves it must be a mew Fr, by a new and Pik "gni' . • Twat of all hungem b : • , cathodal. ittabs od s well as in every 44 , 444 ed by patieou of linos * Hours of consultan t in the evening fig 444 ti - - . • to state the particula rs d '''' Fib Laing, &c. &c. beings hen the sane seig4 g o, 4l k • A, To enure that Reim • 4 „ , 6 1 re of letters may be a ig ek • lIRIE and Co. Swift tielig g e .. „ ..a.. . I No. 107, Hatton Oak low"".14 have certificates free to on and Edinburgh, alo e gs , which they performed Is a they attended their Les V• • • " VIA N, SNOW-HILL, r — lord r. the tiae• , AND SOUTH. Wl I WAGGON OFFICL ' . Alm 4, SARACEN'S Ham, gulf e heft Ateorentodatioe arter a, with moderate Ours; Jlghtb 11 Coach, Waggon, fre le ggeteent • ?Kt Wolfeky-Bridge, lady. Is, Stilton, and lisafispha ;dod y Evening. 'Lone" YWCA new Coach, e, , 3 and. 3 :gird, Stone, and Lead! ' _ xy Evening, at y eChento trpool. Guarded theoghtst. Pere ion Cheap Traveling elm Bash 1 Klee, through Chipperise, ga addi mere arrive at Mt. Mayl, denier indoor Tavern, Thomas," other ▪ Outfide, 114. Catlin ..Neer d the Rath:1000ot re v a four inEdes only, toile cW ,ford, Newark, Retired, INa Ct Idea Lion, Leeds, nest AIM acrd soon expedition of this C4I. e and complete pibbeert I equalled in acromomet g I :irby Lonidide, 5040* Coaches, eray ARNIM% to 34 ma-Green, Ater, Darius sill • Cumoodyliik&ell•nabli whole Couch, SundageTnidaD a this I the Oriarriby. Spiel& Pen' .1W ;each, lets camel Eon*. gh New Cemb,refeelud* 6 To Morning at Sews:max Ler, Darlington, Paffengers finding thus kim nem, essay reit what tine 1W out any additional lase. lb 4 to Hull, Scarborough, Whillf• Hall :duvet Poft COREit. Pei"' t 1 " 40 It * el, Catteria, llsroughWAß ,•••• Lod Grantham, (the ommillni molar, Taefday. and Theo ney with the grew& flan •L] y hua.els, oe Pkaorc , biitik .11 sang feeured in the neat Cot ow 44 . nal b, Darteeinutb,Werogeo — )actea, every Morning Hetaitou, Munich; 11 1 ,1 1 , et. koliklnghans Cendline/ 111 e er ley Poll Coach, with i 1114 Meelesfield, LlsgghMlls Na prom Poft Coach, evetf Alt'' and Ebiffnal Poft Conk e s o'clock, to the Raves ini al Guarded. fter, Alresford, and Mole ** 'oft Coach, with a Gote‘ 4l6 es Birmingham best del * lise SisiPaNae. SO tire Saracen's nu* • l• Thorne a nd Denteike yst o'clock, to the Bull and SA has i lefdoet ADdCbeelßOCO 4b s 4 " .1 r ee tem pell" C n ove lhabyin kr a dalr Wileal : at ttra ll lag d half pall fevers o'clock. a , age, Goods, Sic toneeforibP• led WAGGONS• tory and all pirtsof Suff" evop la W omee tnatt• s woo. I o ilman: o, pHeakyasere , ev :t 7 4 : el : l '• or o cm • ler, Hereford, armarthm , _ ▪ Rumfey, Lyndlsoril,LY •l 4' Fordinestidirs Wita lngigi dey, Waggons daily. • Twickenham, twice ate. op shasetith • Fly Wino". l ai d ufuak, is all parts of the r Olllll D. ref thd mountable acquaint kbe mountable for any Pill= lve Pounds value. if lotto .16 7 lelivery,and paid torsacopill" Hill. I..ondo:= limbed by LEVEL RENT dLIP u'ur t the Swat-Orrice, 1 • 1 I, tie STAII•Or my, Teeelne'i m • n DIED. On Wednesday the 17th instant, in Upper Norton-street, the . e infant son of David Max well, Esq. ".. k of John Cowbant DK . i On the 11th Loam, at Hull, the Lady ker, Esq. 1 Saturday bat, IVlountague. the infant eta off the Rev. John Rush, Chelsea. Saturday evening, at Alia"' LOge, Res", 1140, 1 Ptts wife of , 1 James Dot es, Es q. CAPITAL GRAZING FARM, LUTTISR TH, LEICF..STERSHIREI „ 1 To be SOLD by PRIVATE et/N•FRACToralifililseved upon on ' tbe fifth March nein, tj 4' .1 . • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD EgtAtt (tithe -/- 2 - free), at Mooreharne, in the Parish of Lintel-worth, in the , County of Leicester, and lying about a mile west of bittenVardi, consisting of a Messuage, barns, Stables, and Out -buildings, erected about eleven years since, and fifteen Closes, the greatest part of them of rich Grazing Land. The who* containing SSe.A.IR, a4P. and being in a ring fence, clap; one (brie nearly adjoining, all in the occupation of Mr. Hickinbottom, who will chew the property. 101 er cent. immediately, The purchase motley to be paid p 401, per cent and interest, on or before the a...lth December, and the re mainder may continue on mortgage, foe some peals certain, 0 i required. . • to treat for the parch:tie, apply to Mr..Greee, at the Hind inn t in Luttorwarth, on Tuesday, Printed Ist March. Printed particulars may be bad of Messrs. Middlemore and . Percy, Solicitors, Nottingham ; Mr. Green, Lenten Abbey, near Nottingham ; Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, 1 London ; and at the Hind inn, Lutterworth, where plans of the Estate may be seen. _ - I I