Star. — London, England, 1803-04-27 00:00:00

vLD BAILET. Yerlerday feventeen ptifon:rs were tried, two cf whom w,i.e capitally conviaed, Vir• San 11 hnrytlatiiidly entering the dwelling houli: of Benjamin Weil, lifq. elident of the Royal Acidemy, and Ilizaling vat ions arti cles rsf wearing apparel, his pi ripeity. It appeared Oat ill the 19111 of Apt il tile lemons of the prole. c.i:or we: e alarmed, at hi, !wore in Newmamitreet, Oxford road, by finding that ionic perfon had Ihut the garret door without the knowledge of the fa miiy. A footman went to an adjoining home, and from its gartet window proceeded to the prolecu t,t',. On entering the garret, he found the room h ;• - t completely (hipped. A looking glafs and a it.crlketchief were lying on the top of the and the key of the room door was found on the ri or. .shout five o'clock on the morning fol kWin4, the prilnner was obferved by a watchman to c--me out of Lumber-court, near the Seven Dials uith a large bag—and on her giving a fuf rici.nis ace not of herie!f, he concluded her to the watch hiade ; (he was there fearched, and a bottle containing photp:lorns, an it on bat, a falfe key, and a dark lanthorn, were found in her poffelfion. The bag was found to contain the whole of the clothes and other articles, ltolen from the prole cutor's hnufe, and on their being produced in __ Court, were identified by M r. el.l's Cervants. It was proved by several witneffes, that at 7 o'clock on the evening on which the robbery was commit ted, the windows of the garret weie fecuted. ptitinter appeared to he an infirm old wo• man, upwards of -o years old, it was therefore contended by her Counfel, that the could not have committed the offence. _ _ . The defence the made for having been found with the property in her poffsffion was, that (he re ceived it from her hilfband, to carry to a public hook in the Seven Dials, and in her progrefs there the had been (topped. She :ailed no evidence to [import her affertions ;—the Jury therefore found her—Guilty—Death. rdmund Smith alias 7 hompron, for sealing a geld ing and a mare, the property of John Hall, a Li very Stable keeper, at Kenfington. One of thefe belonged to Charles Holland Dundas, Efq. and the other to a Mr. Chopping, and had been kept in the Rabies of Mr. Hall, whole fervant (wore, that the horfe and the mare wee there on the night of the toth of March, and that early the next morning he mitred them out of the tlables. Mr. Hall immediately fent off two perfons in search of them ; one of thole overtook the prifoner about twelve o'clock, on the toth, within eight miles of Oxford, with the !torte and the mare in his pallet - - hon. At &LI he refufed to give any account of them, laying, they were his own; but when taken before a Magifirate at Oxford, he faid he had pur chafed them that morning of a Mr. Ward, at High Wycombe. Neither Mr. Ward, nor any other witnefs was called on behalf of the prifoner. Mr. COMMON Ssataaar obferved, that the horfes having been Rolen during the night of the 1 9th, and found the next day in the polreffion of the prifoner, at the dillance of about fifty miles from London, it was incumbent on the prifoner to thew how he came by them—and if ne had pur chafed them from Mr. Ward, who was well known asa dealer in hor les, he might have brought him forward to prove that fad. But there was no evidence whatever for the prifoner, except his own :Oration. The Jury, without retiring, found him Guilty—Death. Three were conviaed of mifdemeannrs, viz. 7. Brown, for uttering a counterfeit half guinea. 7. Ilallienny and R. Joyce, for uttering a coun terfeit Drilling. Six were conviEted of felony, viz. yojip6 ElliJ and William Imo for haling a quan tity of coffee, of the value of 61. on the River Thames, the property of Anthony Schick, Efq. Mr. KNAPP faid, the prifoners were capitally indiCted cn a late flature, which made it a capital offence to Real, on a navigable river, property above the value of 401. a Ratute which was ren dered highly necetfary to proteCt the merchants of this coun.ry, and particularly of London, from I the extenfive depredations that were conliantly committed on their property. It appeared by the evidence, that feveral calks of coffee had been fent in a long boat from the warehoufes of the Weft India Dock Company, in order to be put on board a veffel for Hamburgh ; 1 and that the prifoner Ellis had been entrufted with the care of the boat. It alfo appeared, that on the morning of the 4th of February, the prifoners were teen in a wherry, dole to the long boat ;1 that they lay alongfide of the ;Tire!, on board of which the goods were to be (hipped. After going' away from the veffel, they were purfued by tome Thames Police Officers, who law Amos throw into I the water a quantity of fomethibg tied up in a handkerchief, and pufh it down, in order to fink it. Ellis alfo threw fomething into the water.— When they were taken and fearched, there was found in thc pocket of Ellis a quantity of coffee, amounting to 21b. together with a gimlet, a ham mer, and forne other inflruments for breaking open calks of coffee. When thc calks of coffee in the long boat were afterwards examined, there appeared a great deficiency in one of them, which hid been broke open, and the coffee found on Ellis was of the fame quality with that in thc calk which had been fit broken. Om weighing the calk, there was a deficiency of 721 b. After the print :lets were apprehended, Amos. alluding to the Police Officers who took them, hsid, "I)—n their eyes, they can only take forty (billings from each of us." The prifoner Ellis was fervant to the Ligiverman. %A lan Icnt the goods to be put on board the Hear krt.' tor Hamburg!), and he had the care of the 1 o.g boat which contained the coffee. The !nog boat mad been lying all night by the veffel, Witii•oat the coffee br :.g pot r,n board. Mr. Coo MON Sr R .1 1,A T Anted the Lighterman why the goods had 1)-(11 pia on board the fhip as lo .r as they came Alt i.gfiate? The anly:cr was, t h at other g..tods been there before, and that lighter. iteciitewly I.ly a whole week in the fame v ay, without utc goi,ds being put un board the firps. Mr. COMMON Se R J EANT oblerved, that it was a pity loch things Ih o uld happen. Mr. Com mom SERJEANT then addreffed the Jury, and fiid, the capital part of the charge mull be lett out of the cafe, becaufe, although there might be a deficiency in the calk of coffee above the va. hie of forty (billings, yet there was no evidence to Thew that the prifoners (tole.coffee to that amount. A great many perfons gave the prifoners, who were young men,a very good charaFter for honefty. The Jury retired for Come time, and found them both—Guilty of Larceny. . - gam White, for robbing on the highway a young lad, named John Monteno, who laid his father was a print-feller, in Pall-Mall : that on the even ing of Saturday the ifith, as he was trolling over Mar y-la-bonne-arect, near Vine-fireet, the prifoner came up to him and fnatched the watch out of his pocket; the young lad then called out, " Stop thief." The prifoner was purfued, and knocked doWn by another perfon, and the watch found under him. He did not arike, or fay a word to the lad, before he fnatched the watch. Mr. COMMON SERJEANT laid, that as the prole cutor was not put in fear before the taking of the property, and as his life was not endangered, the prifoner's offence did not amount to a highway robbery. The Jury found him—Guilty of Larceny. This prifoner was only fifteen years of age ; and a Con. !table laid, that about a week before the robbery, he had been difcharged from Cltrkenwell prifon. M. Loan:, for (leafing a filver watch, the pro. petty of James Stone Gibbs. Elizabeth Hill, for !leafing a coat and other ar ticles, the property of W. Reynolds, ordered to pay a fine of ts. and be difcharged. Mary Lomax, for !leafing a guinea and other ar ticles, the property of David Jennings. And fit were acquitted, viz. A. Phillip:, Elizabeth Phillip, 7 de Coo/a, Mary Aim (01, and Mary t.hambere and Elizabeth Grier, who were indicted for burglarionfly breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe of William Taylor, and ftealing therein a quantity of tea, fugar, and other articles. Mr. Taylor (aid, he was a grocer and cheefe. monger refiding on Great Saffron hill. On the night of the tall: of March he vtab the laft perfon up in his houfe, and went to bed between twelve and one, after fattening his doors and windows.— At fix o'clock next morning he was called by a perfon who lodged in his houfe, and told he was robbed. When he went down, he found the doors at the back part of the houfe had been broke open; and difcovered he had loft 20 loaves of fugar, toolbs. of mitt fugar, 4°1115. of tea, five filver tea fpoons, one table fpoon, and two (hit ts. All the fugar and tea were in the lhop ; the fpoons were in the parlour. His lodger was not in Court; be did not think it neceffary to Common him. A watchman laid, that about five o'clock in the morning of the ssd of March, he law the two prifoners make a ftand oppofite St. Andrew's church, and go into Shoe-lane ; be, and another watchman, took them into cuftody, and found on each two loaves of fugar, which they Paid they had bought at Iflin.ton. The profecutor (wore to the four loaves of fugar being his property : he knew them byfome marks on them. The prifoners laid, they were unfortunate women, and had picked the fugar up. They were both acquitted. Thofe who with to know that our easaT Casa- TOR is merciful u he is omnipotent, and that he never intended to torture ma.&kind with diforders of extreme pain without putting it in their power to relieve themfelves, are requelled to attend at Copenhagen Houle, on Monday next, at s o'clock, where a game at Fives will be played by to men, all of whom have been cured by the Gueftonian Medicines, after they had been returned from the London Hofpitals as being incurable. The atten dance of any Medical Gentlemen belonging to thefe faid Hofpitals, will be efttemed a favour conferred on their moll obedient fervant, MNITT GUEST. No. 9, Great Stony-ttrect. MARRIED. At WI:Mow, the Hon. Lord Kenna. of Ballygulle, to Mifs Farrel. of Ballymoney, both of the (aid County. In Cork, J. Burdett, Efq. Lieutenant in the %teen's Ger man Regiment, fon of Sir Charles Burdett, Bart. to Mils Eliza Bulkn, youngeß daughter of the late Robert Dollen, Efq. of the Comity Clare. At Bath, the Rev. J. Bird Sumner, to Mifs Robatfon, daugh ter of the late Captain itobertfon, of the Navy. At Loch-Houte,oa tic isth inftant, Mr. William Rankine, writer in Hamilton, to Miff Henrietta Andrew, daughter of the late Mr. John Andrew, furgeon, in Linlithgow. At Edinburgh, the si ft int. David Black, Efq. of Eardrum, writer in Dunfermline, to Mils Mary Sutherland, eldeft daugh ter of Alex. Sutherland, Efq. Great glum. Rivet, Weftcninftcr. Mich. Cantillon, Efq. of Caftle-Roberts, county of Limerick, to Mifs Proven, daughter of John Brown, of Mount-Brown, Eft. At Limerick, James J. Raki, Efq. to Mils Gardner, of the county of "ripperary. In Cork, Enfign Wm. N. Whyte, of the efith Foot, to Mifs Mitchell, only daughter of Mr. Robert Mitchell, of that city. DIED. Monday morning, at the Swan Inn, Bedford, Sir John Payne, Bart. of Tcmpsford Hall. and Lieut. Co!ooel it the Bedford- Osire Regiment of Militia. He Malt to bed apparently in per feet health, about eleven o'clock the preceding evening. In Great George-ftrort North, Dublin, on Saturday filmiest, after a quarter of an hour's Wnefs, Mrs. Upton, widow of the late Major Ambroic Upton there were only eight days diffe rence between the dath of Mr. and Mrs. Upton. In Cork, Mr. Thomas White, booltfeller. In Athlone, Mrs. Coßdlo, mother of the Right Rev. Dr. Coftello. At Reading, on Saturday, after a long hinds, Thos. Wcft, Efq. une of the Aldern en of that Corporation. On the t Gth initant, by a fall front his hotfe, the Rey. Junes &grind', of Banbridge. At Gravelmount, county Meath, in the 2I ft year of his age, Wm. O'Reilly, Efq. a Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin. On the Igtk inft. on his way to Bath, M. Lewes, EN. late of Oude in the Eaft Ott the sift inftant, at Swaffham, InNorfolk, Mrs. BCOCZCt, rebel of Clan& &nun, .Efq. formerly Major of Hark Grena dier Guards. Saturday !MI, in Illington, Nlifs Dorothea FeHowes, f.cond daughter of 11 , ,bert frcllowes, Efq. of Stotefbarri Park, and Mt mber for Norwich. At I..linhurfh, on the t 7th MR. Mr. Robert Auld, writer. At Edinburgh, ix! the 17th inn. Charles Lennox Hay, foo of Major H..y. late or the 35th Regiment. Mr. R of Burton-10-Kcotial, and about five trdautes after. Mr. his mite HIGH WA I'ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Bilrning ;ç•• minutes after 7 At:cruoun SHELLS, CORALS. MINERALS, Ste. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. KING. At his Great Room, No. 38, King-ftreet, Covent-Garden, by Order of the Executors, on Vi'ednefday, May it, and Ten following Days, — ll 'HE extenfive and valuable Colleflion of -A- SHELLS, together with the affemblage of Corals, Mine- I rail, extremely fine fluffed Birds, and other fubjeels of Natural Hiftory, the property of Dr. GEORGE FORDYCE, of Elie:- ftreet, Strand, lately deceafed. May be viewed Two Days previous to the Sale, and Cata logues, price is. now had at the Room. ENGLISH and FOREIGN PORTRAITS, DRAWINGS of ENGLISH PORTRAITS. 'Ecc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. KING, . . A• his Great Room, N 0.38. King-Rreet, Covent-Garden, by Order of the Executors, THIS and Ten following Days, at Twelve o'clock, THE valuable and extenfive Colleaion of ENG LISH and FOREIGN PO RTRAI TS, thofe relative to the Civil Wars and Protedtorate, of the eboicell impreMons, many of them extremely rare, tome unique, together with feveral ori ginal Drawings of Ensile* Portraits, &c. the property of Mr. Robert Grave, of Catherine. Rivet, lately &oared. N. B. The Foreign Portraits, appertaining to the Englill• Se ries, Englidli and Foreign Topography, together with the very numerous Affemblags of Ancient and Modern Matters, cons • pri Eng the beR Impreffions of the Works of Albert Durer, Hol lar, Rembrandt, Goltains, Saenre dam, the !mall German Mar ten, &c. will be fold early in the enfuing feafon. CHURCH HONEYBORNE FARM, ncar EVESHAM, FH IMMEDIATE POSSE.. SION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. RAINE,. On Friday, the 27th May, at the Rainbow Coffce•houk, in Cornhill, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, AMOST clearable ESTATE, held by Leafc for Twenty-one Years from Miehisehnas lail, of the Dean and Chapter of Wciteninßer, at the (mall refervcd Rent of sok sis. zd. and renewable by cuftom every Seven Years, on payment of a moderate Fine ; confining of a good Farm-honk, near the Church, at Noncyborne, only Four Nines diftant from the prolific Vale and Town of EveTham, in Woreetterthire, with every requifitc Farming Outbuilding, and near sec Acres of principally Rich Grazing and Meadow Land, within a Ring Fence, now and for many years palt in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Eden, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas nest, when the Puffc/fion may be bad.—To be viewed till the Sale. Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery on the ad of May, and may then be had on the Premifes ; alto of the Prin ters of the Woreefter, Gloucefter, and Orford Papers; of Mr. Hoper, Great Marlborough-meet; Mr. Vines, in Lhicohds Inn ; Rainbow; and of Mr. Ralne. in Charkitte-[beet, Wiry, Loudon, where a Plan may be fern. WHEN Proleffional Mon of education and is fponfibility deviate from tie general (Titan by the fo lection of a peculiar Brandi, the fandion of leas continued fuceefs is the belt criter i on of fuperiority. . . Ten years have I devoted my praNice to the eschifive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the foccefsful refult of my plats gives me additional ardour to oppote as far as I am able the ravages of theft complaints which are tie moR Import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. formed a wilk at an essay period of Predict to refase Individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradiitiooers. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--silly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariting from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and bAly that de - raugenient of the fyftens its Wilma which is called BARREN NES.; or STER [LUCY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or hate in the treatment of a fiirrple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of as unguarded hour. By a fuperico method Fisch COUtplitlati are ally cured, and even where others have failed. I tram that I may prefinne to offer a radical re-ettablifinnent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the difiwder, compared with the calamitous btuatiotu of Mm, who imam W.lss.R.. ie. • SOLITARY VICE, sir the prevalent Gaieties of a ['Womble Life, acquire that Bate of Debility which is the unavuhialik confequence a fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be foie coufaation for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of dick DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovation a theacquire meut of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counterattion of this languid Sate, and in thefe cafes to great difficulties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years citified, a proper Pesfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the timbering fparks of Life, and to re-animate the Covilitution- MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expeaatioos of a Family, may be allured, that in mot inflames fads deltas are curable by Medical RJR The SECRECY which is fo etfential to my undertaking, and the g_ualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, farm t►e Bats of my pretenfions, and to coincidence with fuck this intl nation is given, that Mr. BREE may be coofialted perianth (or by letters inclofing a (mall nom) at his kook, No. a 9, Arun dcl-itrent, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance la Water-area adjoining and the name is at both the doors. M. BRfiE, Member of the Royal College a Surgeon& VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. Tacna, TAYLOR, Surgeon, N 0.9, New ftridgo- DIAR at R, ftreet, London. IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisfa&ion that I ad drefs you on the Incomparable excellence of your invaluable Mestiebre—l.EAKE's PATENT PILLS.-In the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to contnft a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarming and dargemus fymptoms ; in much that I have been conuned to my room for a whale week together, and not able to (tir out of it I had no rcft night nor day, and fiffered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and what was MU work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could farce dace. n any °bled, if ever fo dote to me, and ex pe fted nothing left than the total lofs of my tight. From a ftuut, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fladow, and an atrial of pity aud compaffion.—My friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impoffible. In this dreadful (tate, and rape Ring every minute to be my laft in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpok, and been at an enormous eapence, it was fame time before I could he prevailed on to take them ; at Lill I fait for fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found cor.fiderable benefit ' • my pains gradually derseafed, and my eyefight grew better, and to the great furprige and altooiftiment of aft my friends, (after taking thee: boles more),my health and firength was perfeCtly reitored, and lam now. (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Medicines), well and hearty as ever I was in my life. You, obliged humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH. High •ftreet, Birmingham, November 1, 1 799. The above Medicine is carnally recommended to all perfons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve nereal Affeetion, particularly to thole a' out altering theft con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however brig Banding, or however degu•fed under the appearance of other diforders it may be: far Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints it is all. recomm.nded to he taken. efpecially in the Spring. Summer, and FAL Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, T mom as TATLOR, Membc r of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his bottle, N 0.9, New Bridge-ltreet, where be will give Advice, witho.A a Fee, to Perron, taking thee Pills, and will anfwer Patients Letters, if port paid. on the fame term., obierving in all cafes the mot inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name or cafe having been mentioned, hot at their own arieular requett, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 3f years, that he ; has had the cor.do.ft of an elterii•C fate of the above Medicine ! and the pnetice arifing therefrom. They are all , fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alhan's-ftreet, Pall-mall ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy- Mop, No. 103. Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Steers, Bookfeller, No. I, Union-row. Little Tower-bill; and by one Per'on in every eonfiderable town in England, in Boxes of only as yd. each faded up, with WI sad plats diauttiess. SUSSEX SOUTH DOv.-NS. TO BE SOLD BY AUeflON—By V _ZULU. arld SON, At the Old Ship Tavern, in Brighth• ft,:: in et. County of Suffer, on Tborfday, the 26th day of Ml 7 11, xt, bet wv. n the Hours of Four and bit o'clock in th. A:ternoon :bat d a y, ri'HE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to. getber with the Capital MetTuags or Man Son liotife, Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and sso Acres, more or I Is, of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Sheep Down, and Wo o d Land to the fame belonging, known by the feveral Nante s of Tndy Farm and Hards's land, defirably Stuate at Edhur. ton, in Safes, and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. illiam Grooms, as Tenant under a Lcafc, whick expires the 29th of September next. - The whole Eftate is Freehold and lies well together, is dif tant from Steyning, Three Miles, from Hodham Twelve Miles, from Shoreham Four Miles, and from Brighthelmllon Twelve Milks. The Houle and Buildings are fuliftantial and in good Repair, the Wood Land is well Rocked with young growing Tin.ths, and a Navigable River runs within a few Miles of the I.lt Edburton is dole to the South Downs, the Country abusrds with Game, and fcve:al Packs of Hounds are ktpt In the Neighbourhood. PoffeMon may be had at Michaelmas neat. TO be viewed on Application to the Tenant. and fur:her Particulars nuy he bad of Mr. Al:ry, Battle; or Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, Lewes, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAI.L and SON. A: the Whitt Hart Inn, at Lewes, in the County of Stars, on Saturday the sr R day of May next, between the Hours , of Four and Si: o'clock In the Aft.:moon of that day. 'HE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL, together with the Capital Meffuage or hlanfion Houk, Barns Oafthoufe, and other ßuildings, and 417 Acre. (mor e or leis) of Arable, Meadow, Paßure, Wood Land, and Hop Ground thereto belonging , called HENDAL FARM, &Stably Gtuate at Bunted, in the laid County. The whole Mate is Freehold, and lies within a Ring Fence adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Tunbridge Well. t. Lewes and Brightlielmfton ; is diltant from Lewes, Tenbliles from Tunbridge Wells, Ten Miles; and front Brighticisullon. Eigh ten Miles.. re Houk and Buildings are fubitantial and in good Rep ir. ThehLand is in a Rate of very high Cultivation, basing been for feveral Years paR in the Hands of the Proprietors, w►o haveLnd out confsderahie Sunis of Money in Improvemtot..-- The Wood Land is well Rocked with young growing Timber, and the Country abounds with Game. The Houk Rands on an Eminence, and commands a very extenave and pietureflue View of the South Downs and fur ro.inding Country, and is capable of great Improvement at a trifling Expence. The atuation of Bulled is dry and healthy, and the Roads and Water arc good. A Trout Stream runs through part of the Elate, and &qua Packs of Hounds arc kept in the Neighbourhood. Polefitia may be bad at Michaelmas nest, and further Par ticulars known by applying to Mr. John Trill, Ovingdean, near Brigitthelmßon; Mr. Richard Trill, Hcodil, Baited; or to Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, Lewes. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, roe TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING , FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW:HILL. IT TOE ►OLLOWING POST COACIItS : NEWMARKET, ABINGTON, LINTON, BARTLOW and WALDEN Ncw Po& Coach. To carry Four Inides ; feu out every Masday, Wednefday. and Friday Morale& at fawn o'clock, to the Boil inn, Newmarket, and returns every Taeklay, fhairklay, and Saturday Mornings, at tight o'clock. Bath and &idol New Pratt Coaches, through Chippaalsans. Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon • arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn . Bath, and the Lon don Tavern, Thomas- Rivet, Brine/. nest Morning—Mß& iL is.--Outlids ass,— Parcels 6d. carriage.--Paffengers forwarded frotn Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, &one, and Liteldiall New Coach, called the Expedition every evening , et Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crog4treet, LivarpooL Guard • od throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,witk a Guard &mom every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at nose Pant by Oxford. Shipftme, and Fallout. to the Saracen% H al, Bull-Street, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, caned the Rockingham, feu out every morning at eight o'clock—carries four inbiles only, and Rees remarkably esfy—palfes through Stamford, Ncwark,Ret. ford, Ekrocafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds or at day at noon. Notwlthltanding the nocranason cspeasa of this Coach, it is allowed to be the muSt agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road, being anolsaikal in accommodation or conveyance by any other. - . Kendal, Lasiodter, Piciton, 'Kirby Look We. Books% Morley, Onnkirk, and Cutlass Po& Coacbes, every eke. Doan, at five o'cioeb—Guardad. Loath. SpidO,y, Horneaftle, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, feu off Monday, Wednefday and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Cara keen Splay with a Guard. York, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lase Neßon, pertained with a Guard ibroughout, lets out every waning at (even o'clock. by way of Newark. litaford. Tag. ca ftcr, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth. and Bar wick. Parterre finding tianklves fatigued from the length oftbe journey may reit what time they pleak, and hen proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at Yak rues Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Client and Penrith Poft-Coach, goes with. four Hales. and a Guard all the way—pages through &u'qh, Appleby. Gretwbridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boralaghbridge. Weber • by, Aberford, Doncatter. and Grandam, (the =weft way by till miles)—fas out every Morning and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Pampa detained= the road by bofinefs o. pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being Se cured in the next Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth. Dartmouth, lii'eynsosdr,Dor chefter, and Salifbeary Balloon Coaches, every Monies at bait paft Three, with a Guard t through Honiara Axmlafter. Bridport, Blandford, Ba fi ngftoke. and BaglioL—Carrica four Infidel, at only alas each. Hertford, Wars, Hoddefdon, and Chau= Coach. every Morning. Shdfield sad Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. Oxford, Benton, and Henley New Poft-Caseh, with a Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. Manchetter, Wilinflow, Comer:ton, Neweaftie, Walton, and Wolverhampton Pod Coock,every afternoon. Guarded Shrewfbury, Wellington, and Sitiffnal Port Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn,Sbrevillary. Guarded. Southampton, Winchcfter, Arleaford, Alton Coach, every morning Hull, Nonbrave,Howden, Thorn and Doe esker Pea Coach every morning, at (even o'clock to the Bull and Son lac Myton-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanftead, sod Laytonftone Coach, at j aClock every Evening (eacept Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morning. l'ottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half pad Ten, and pat Two, half pat Four, and half pall Seven ()Vlach. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, ice. emery= by the under mentioned Waggooe—To Lifts, Bonder. Bengal. ' Bury, and all parts of Suffolk nary Monday. Southampton, Winchefter, Rumfey, Lyndhurit,Lyraingtoo. Chri ftchurch, Ringwood, tordingbridge. Wimbont, and P ade —Waggon. Daily. Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every Toeftlay. Worccftrr. Perfbere, and Wycombe every Saturday. W. M UNTA I N and Co. refpeditifty acquaint their Prima and the Public, that they will not be accountable for say Pane or Luggage,&c. of more than Five Pounds value, if Iva or da tuaited, unkre flu-aria at the time of delivery, and paid for sot erwfingly, at the Saracen'.-Head Inn, Sonw-Hill, Lonewt• LONDON • Printed and publilled by LEV EL KENT.(of Car tarburpta c labetb) at th e STAR OFFICI. N. i,Carcy iron age at the Szaut OMCIA. Taapia-Per. 1