Star. — London, England, 1803-03-30 00:00:00

Fr,. the LONDON GAZ erre, March 29. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCF-r)PrICP, MARCH :S.—Corps of Gun ivers in the Royal Regiment of Artillery : John Jacob,Ocut. to be Lieutenant-Comadifary. Dated March t t:<:,3. Jobn Bateman, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant-Commieary. Dated March Ili Licurcnant Conrmitlary Evan Heatoe to be CaptaimComna fary. Date - March 24, 003. Commitli-ms figned by tl:e Lord Lieutenant for the County of Leiceller Dated March It, 1803. To he Deputy-Lieutenants—Charles William Pochin, Frede rick William Wollafton, Henry Colem.n, and John Mani field, Fiqra. Commiffion in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant —Wettern Regiment. winuon Crow, Gent. :o h, Lieutenant. Dated March 14,1803. Comm tlions in the Banffshire Islilitia,figned by the Lord Lieutenant. D.tted December 24, 1802. To he I ieutrnant-Colunel—Aleaander Duff, Efq. To be Capte.:l—Garden Duff, Erg. To h Liruten.tnt.—john Etintlie and James Duff, Gents. To be Enlen—John Gatherer, Gent Comnaitlions in the Radnorlhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captain—Adjutant James Grant. Dated March 4,18 et. To be Enfign—Sylvanus Archibald, Gent. Dated March 6, rfto3. To be Surgeon—Molar Appleby Cookfey, Gent. Dated Fe bruary at, edc3. Commiffions in the Fifefhire Regiment of North Btitiih Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated March tl, 1803. To be Lieutenants—Alexander Rutherford, Thomas Collier, GJames Mitchell, Archibald Goodier, James Wilkie, William reen, William °renown, Adam Wilton, John Hedderick, and Alexander Anderfon. Gents. To be Qzarte ßAN r-:Vlafter—William Maine, Gent. KRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 9. Henry Nimmo, of Drifted, merchant, at ten, at the White Lion, Broad itreet, Briftol. BANKRUPTS. seta Norton, of U. hitZreh, Lioit,issbolder, to furrender April 28, 29, and May to, at ten, at the White Lion, Whit. church. A ttornies, Mr. Lowe, Whitchurch ; or Mears. Manley and Lewes, London. 'rands Bellow, of Rala.row, Milk-Rum. London, and late of Nottingham: ha r, dealer and Chapman, April 7, 12, and May to, at ten, at Galldhall. Attorney, Mr. PAilted, Hat ton-Gard,m. London. Thomas lhOtop, of Little Eaft Cheap, London, tauntedcater, dealer and Chapman, Apr il t , at twelve, April 16, at May to. at one, at Guildhall. Atwrney, Mr. Radcliffe, 8, Warwick-court, Holborn. Jacob Nathan Darkly, of Tower Royal, Body-row, London, Merchant, April 5. is, and May so, at ten, at Guildhall—. Attends% Man. Willett and Asnefley, Ihdlutry-fousre. Dodd Powney the younger, of foberboese, Parfet, 'blusher, dealer and chapels's, April 1,13, and May to, at twelve, at the Calla and Ball Inn, Bath. Attortnes, Mar. Hill and Meredith, Gray's-Inn, London ;or Mr. Randolph, No. 9, Fountain-NW op. Bath. Ildward Brook, of Wakefield, Yorkildre, money-fcrivoter, dealer and chapman, A 13. 14 and May to, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. 'beheld. Anoraks, Meths Allen and Exley, Furnivare.loo, Linde.; or Mr. Dawfoo,Wake. Sdd. SEQUESTRATIONS, /ke. IN SCOTLAND. Alexander Thom, Grocer, Edinburgb.—.Creditors meet in John's Co&viol*, 3oth March, two o'cock, to name io ta" fador ; fame place and boor sitla April, to tied trof tee. WWI= Rat, Merchant and Shipowner, Star dtmen.....cre. Akan meet in Mill-honk, sd April. 12 O . llOCk to name Lateral Wan ; fame place and boor, 234 April, to chafe tratem Rabat Craig. Merchant, lialt:oats..—Credisora meet in Camp bars inn sib April, t o'clock, to name interim fader; fame plaseaod boor sock April, eosin% avian Robert bastine. lhferefinot and kfamsforkarer, Kilmarnock— Crediten meet in Debit's ion Eck April, s o'clock. to M asud traitor. Arden Rochanan, late Tenant, Kirteetle—Crediton receive dividend of an sd.in the mood treat mita as th April. Robert Guthrie, merchant. CaPar-Fife.—.Creditors ridend from trace immediately. William Aran, cattle-dealer in Littlemiln, to be examined in Martin's leo, Ereeble, 6th sad tech A pr il, eleven o'clock.— Creditors met in Trades Hall, Montiok, sit April, twelve o'clock, to in rod trulice.—.Claiana to be lodged by sstk of Oda er. Sabot Doman. merebant, Copt.Mir, to bc examinedin the Coon-bode jotb Mania and tstb April, twelve o'clock.— Credkora meet in NPLartnea lan. iMb AyriUmelve o'clock. to inftruet troftee —Chime to be made by tit et November. Heugb, madam. Itondem.-Credkon :Oda. dividead Mon trade 341 ASSIZAS. &s. Norfolk Affises doled on Thorfday, when the following prifoners received judgment of death,via , Iliac Temple, for Reeling a greyhound, the pro perty of J. Micklewaite. Efq. ; Elisabeth Eagle, for privately kaling in a dwelling honk ; and Henry Ford, for flailin a watch, four &Wings in money, and a coat and jacket, the property of T. Aylmer. Fad is left for execution. without hopes of a reprieve ; the others were reprieved before the Judge left the city. As the circumflanees of his cafe were highly cruel. we infert an atfkrad of his trial as proved in evidence. The profecutor and prifoner were both in the employ of a farmer at Tenthey. and on the day laid in the indiament were at work together thrafhing in a bar?), when the prifoner fuddenly pulled out his knife, cut the thong of his Rail, and with his fss Ingle beat his unfortunate work mate I , dreadfully as to leave him weltering in his pee, apparently a lifelefs corpfe. He then robbed him of his watch, the few Ihtllings he had about him, and the coat and jacket he wore when coming to his work, and abfernided ; the watch he offered fur file to a watchmaker, who after taking the marks and number sefuled to purchafe it. H e fold it to a tradefman, who on learning the parti culars of the robbery took theprifoner int o coßody. The prifoner in defence let up that Aylmer owed him a guinea and a half, and that prefling him for payment, they bade difpute. which ter minated in blows, when the profecutor gave up the watch for the debt. The clothes. all bloody, that Aylmer hadon were produced. and convinced the Jury of the manner in which the watch and money had been obtained, and they returned a Ter aina or—Guilty inflates". Thurfday fe'unight came on at the Cagle of Exeter, before a Special Jury, the long depending and interelling catife for deciding' the right of el.aing a Mayor for tire borough of Plymouth, in which T. Cesar's'', Efq. was the nominal Plain tiff, and J. C. Lam:dean, Efq. the nominal De. fendant. Mr. Glass led the cattle for Mr. CLIA- T ;tailwind Mr. DALLAS for W141110)18 AD ; and ,' s:ler a molt eloquent limb by Mr. Gress, and an I able defence made by Mr. DALLAS, in rapport or the tights of the Freemen or Commonalty, a full verditt was given for Mr. LANOMPAD, by which the Right of nation of the Mayor is decided to he in and fioni the Commonalty at large, Intlead of being confined to the narrower mode of Elec ting bs Atfarers and a Jury, as contended by the Aldermen. The three Warrant Officers, who were convict ed at the late Exeter affixes, of healing from his Majelty's Chip the DIANA 200 pig. of ballall, viz. James Martin, John Marfb, and Jofeph Crabb, received sentence of death, and were left for exe cuttom with Matthews, for horfc-dealing, on the Id of April, at Exeter. At the L.ancalter Affixes, which ended on Fri. day lad, an action was brought by Mr. KIRKFA- Ttucx, of Liverpool, attorney, againft the Pro. prietors of the London Mail Coach, for damages, as a compenfation for an injury he fattained by the overturning of the Mail, on the London road, in confequence of which his arm was broke, and he was otherwife contiticrably broiled. The plaintiff obtained a verdict, with zgel. damages. This ac cident was cccationed not by any negligence in the Proprietors of the Coach, or any deficiency in its appointments, but was owing folely to the drunk ennefs and carelanefs of the driver, and thews the extreme importance of being perfettly aflured orthe fteadinefs and fobriety of all perfons who are ectrufted with fuch employments. At the affixes for Derby the following prifoners received fentence of death, viz. D. Wells, for the murder of G. Bingham, of Barlborotigh, an old man upwards of 7o years of age ; D. GiNot and J. Gillot for horfe stealing; T. Carter, for fheep. healing ; D. Pearce, alias H. Waller, for bur glary; and J. Robinfun, for privately healing in a dwelling-houfe at Tidefwell.—D. Wells was ex ecuted on Saturday fe'nnight. After having been fufpended, the rope flipped, and the wretched man I fell to the ground, by which his leg was broken, and he was otlicrwile much bruifed ; but being immediately tied up again, he expired after a le. vere struggle. It is laid, that he acknowledged at the place of execution the commiffion of another murder, two years ago, when he drove a waggon over his unhappy viEtim, and reported, that he had met his death by accident. On Tuefday laft Thomas Henniker, convirtted for being :Olive in destroying the premifes of Mr. Naiffi, clothier at Trowbridge, was executed at Fifherton, near Salifbury. At Hereford affixes, J. Fowke. alias Coll, for (beep-haling, and J. Fletcher, aged only ry. for the murder of her new-born baitat d child. were capitally convitled and condemned. Sentence of death was silo pared on J. Teagucs, found guilty of forgery at lath affixes. The three German foldiers who were left for excess ion at the Winclieller affixes, for a forgery, have INCtiVed a reprieve. Friday fenniglit Wm. College , _ convieted of horfe-Itealing, was executed on Red Hill, near Ws:smelter. Spicer Woodham, found guilty of (beep-Itealing, and left for execution, received a refpiti. n Thurr,lay evening. On Friday night, or early on Saturday morn ing lett, the hook of Mr. Richard Townend, of ' Lower.fireet. Ifling ton , was broke open, and en tered by a gang of villains, but being alarmed by the family, they decamped without taking any , thing of value. Sunday night. about eleven o'clock, as Mr. I Water' was returning to Town in a poft chaife, he was hopped by two footpads upon Blackheath, with black crape over their faces, who robbed him of (even guineas in gold and a silver watch, and with dreadful imprecations threatened to murder him if he gave the leash alarm. On Friday night, or eatly on Saturday morning lath, the houfe of Mr. Richard Townend, of Tuff nell Place, Islington, was broke open and robbed of several articles. Wedaefday IA an inquifition was taken at Cul. ham, before Mr. Ilocat.awo, Coroner, on view of the body of Mr. John Tyrrell, a refpetlable farmer of Drayton, in Brrkfhire, who was killed by a fall from his horfe on the evening preceding, on Wham Heatb.—Verdi&—Accidental Death. Early in the morning of Monday fe'nnight, the body of the wife of James Craw, grocer, in Sned• don of Painey, was found in the over Cart, near Paioey. with Inch marks of violence on the head and other parts, as led to believe the had been murdered: Craw, the hutbAntl, who had lived on bad terms with the deceafed. was apprehended and committed to prifon. and a precognition was taken by the Sheriff ; but nothing having appear ed to juilify the detaining him. he has been liber ated on bail. The deceafed had been much ad. ditied to drinking fpit its, and had, when intozi• cated, been in the habit of leaving her hulband's houfe at night. which is &listed upon the banks of the river. Mark Tyne, late of ViifMeld, near Wakefield, has been committed to York Cattle, on a charge of killing and flaying his wife ; the following par ticulars relating to this melancholy afair have fine tranfpired About one o'clock on the morning of Saturday the sth inli. Tyne, who had fpent the evening from home, returned ; fuon afterwards the neighbours, James Fillstr and George Mellinger, heard his wife fcream in the moll dreadful manner ;—they immediately got up, and Filher perceived the de ceafed lying naked on the ground, &giggling to get from her hufband ; having accomphlhed her objeCt, the ran for protation, firfl into IF - ether's and afterwards into Nita - copes bottle ; Tyne fol. lowed, and having overtaken her, he dragged her by the hair out of the cellar into which Pie had gone to conceal !serial; and infifted upon her go. ing home with hum; this the firmly objeeted to, cxpretlirg ber liars that he would kill her. At day break in the morning • quantity of hair was found rear ch. hcd of the deceafich and • much ,larger qvant.ty in Medinger's Loofa Tbe ' tunate woman complained mach of the bruifes Ibe had rec , :ived both on her head anJ body. and et preffeJ hcrtch alarmed left they prove mor tal; theft fzars were ouhappuir rcalizeJ, for after having languilbed un rtgT wnrll...ufe, at blitheld, till the Friday follawieg, me wind. bt7BLIy, The guns have been remounted on the different forts and batteries at Cove. 'The &it divitinn of the 9vit loot have landed at Donaghadee, from Po; tpatrick. The new draw-bridge at the Cuhom Houfe juft completed. On the tfith inft. a dreadful fire hi oke riut in Tipperary ; feven houfes had been dellroyed, and melancholy to Add, a boy of eleven years of agt burned to allies. Tuefday, Brucks and Shearman were executed near Limerick, for the crime ‘if breaking into a dwelling•houfe, and whipping the hiliabitants, with a defign to compel them to leave the country.-- On this occAfion the High Sheriff declined making ufe of military force, and the executions wer econ duffed by the Civil Power. The great utility.of cattle boats, patronifed by the Fat tiring, Society, is becoming daily more ob vious, and has . excited fuch deferred interelt among the diffillers and graziers in the diftant counties, that the proprietors of the boat now plying arc, ist confequence of numerous applicati ,ns to that effea, about to employ one or two more in the trade. The butchers of this city have become fo well convinced of the ftiperiority of cattle conveyed to market by this mode, that they now require certificates of the fad from the Canal Broker. On Thurfday lad, Mr. Justice Bast, accompa nied by three Gentlemen, furprifed one Shaugh neffy and his wife, at the cabin of one Smith, near LuttreMown, in the very aR of printing forged Notes, and of making forged Bank of Ireland paper. He found every apparatus need:try for making paper, a churn for reducing fine paper into liquid, a Bank of Ireland mould for making that liquid into paper, and a prers fixed in a wall for preffing it when made—with above a ream of fine paper, for the purpofe of reducing into li quid ; and a rolling-prefs, and every article necel Cary for copper-plates for forging various notes or, the Bank of Ireland and qn J.C. BEIOISI'ORD, and alfo on the different Bailin. of Cork, Limerick, Kilkenny, Waterford, Wexford, Ennifcorthy, Leighlinbridge, Birr, Clonmel, and all the diffe rent country banks. The Magiftrate next proceeded to fearch for Smith, the owner of the houfe ; be found him in a field, a confiderable dillance from home, on his way to Chapelizod, through which he concluded him and his airociates in a coach, with all their ap paratus, and lodged them in Newgate, before the people in the country could have any fufpicion of the tranfallion. The deftrullion of this fallory, it is hoped, will put an end to forgeries, at leaft for tome time; as this unhappy man deluged the whole kingdom with Blani notes, and the forgers in the neighbourhood of the different country bAnks, who were acquaint. ed with the Clerks' hand writing, 611 ed them, and fent them into circulation. _ _ The fame Magitirate, at an early hour yeller day morning, apprehended two other well known forgers—William Kearney and Thomas Moore, who, betides forgery, are alto charged with a rape. Shaughneffy, above five years ago, was appre hended by Mr. ARCH/a, when High She:iff of this City, was tried and convicted of uttering and making forged baok notes, and fentenced to death. —He afterwards obtained a reprieve for 'rant . - portation, and was one of thofe brought from on board a vefiel in the river bound for Botany , Bay, who, through lenity obtained by mifrepre fentation, not wilful, have fence done much mil= chief to the public. On Monday next the State Lottery will begin Drawing :—The Tickets and Shares are on fale at the old Office of Swirl. and Co. in the Poultry, where a great proportion of Capital Prizes have have been fold, in the late Lotteries. Monday next the State Lottery commences Drawing :—Tickets and Shares are on fale at the corner of the Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs, Lon don, the Licenced State Lottery Offices of 14.1- CNaansow, Goonivc IC, and Co.. Ncrics.—On Maniay next the State Lottery begins Drawing. and will continue on every Mon day and Thurfday. for four weeks. The Tickets and Shares are felling at Mr. Ntcmotsow's Office, No. 16, Cornhill, where an authenticated lilt of Real Fortunate Adventurers is inferted in the Schemes at large.—N. B. The higheß Prizes are. four of ac,oool. and the loweß sol. ECCLESIAS'T'ICAL PROMOTIONS. His Roy;lifighnefs the Doke of Cumberland has been pleat ed to appoint the Reverend Peter Hawker, jun. of Woodcheiter, in the county of Glouccacr, to be one of his Royal Hidimcres Chaplains, in the room of the Rcv. Samna Peach, decade& Oa Sunday the Hoe. and Rev. Mr. Pdhaan was collated to the Sc, of Broad by the kight Reverend Father In God the Lord Archbilhop otCamerbury. at Lambeth Palace. BIRTHS. On the sjd init. Mrs. bcelaa, wife of Capt. Beek:, of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. On the t 9th snit. at Dufry county Wexford, the lady of the key. Dudki!dough, of a fon. On the s ;Us is& taro Stewart of Al/Strike, of a Ea-born ehtid. MARRIED. Yeiterday, in Duke-ltreet, Warniniter, Lord Maritgoincry, cid& ton of the Earl of Eglinteutte, to Lady Mary blur)! go wiry. By this union, large farniiy sitatcs w.Il hr re-untic t in oar Krim. The happy pair kt air for :heir Willa at Staibuty, war Harrow. ------ Yefterday, by a fpecial home, Mr. Soothe:4e, fon of the late Aldvrernan sawbridge, to hid* B:rere:l, at her fati.er's hook in Arlington-41ml. Immidiately .her, the new mar ried couple fa off for St.dn'nrd, in norm DI 1-.0. On Weds&lay, at Little Wilbraham , Carr:ArentAire, Mrs linhOs I be has lived In three Ce"rtirl.ll, Mitt tarn in t6.a9 ; and antsyed lot Etalill and till within a few 'wars of ho death. At Waterford, the Raw. Ralpit Hawtrcy, mane of the parlib of Mak:. comity KiJterny. Friday, the Rev Mr Baynham, many years mthifter of tic Catholic Chapel Si Utter Court Oa the sill bat the Rev. Jelin Mork Neciticat,ofitcatlrg. At Ncw Scone, near Per.., on tin; tali. inflict. Mro Vobcl Ma►ir. ANA of taw &ended ('.torte maJtact, and Lac swot for the Bonk of Scotland at l'crti. At rdinburgli, art the t 6th ttall. Mr.. Elisabeth Rutherford, widow at the tate Nue Norawniri. Egg. of Hwtbart h. HIGH WA kit AT LONDON BRIDGE TO- MORKuW Mmnlnt • •• •• • 39 Alamo after E Miami§ s4 mime saw 9 • • . 1 2. E l ip o lt i, t E sT su a L n D tl ity Mr. 5:7` FtN ::qhares in tlir I , In the ntr.lol4hmo cern , ref. -males b! ~".',ucAion (lath Mar:: Inttqtr, 'by IL. ••.atore C.otr.tr) t!t ' , Otte!: they ah.tu.01..,.; *HI 'ra:, •••-, ts, iumerf ton"...gt., and ext..ewly prlductive t•Jtt!...l•ro• prietort —A p ! . y :;. •'1 1; NI Mr. S. ott. oii comma..., I to ,r.:s th various ~ lavigetiong; &c. by Prh.at... C ,tract, aul is ti1i...!!7 home. after Twelve. XX/H EN Profell!im.il Mn . .. of etiorution re. fpulifibility kl,viatc from the geler - . 1 1 Piptean by Nc ;reboil of a meuliar Itrmc:, the fandlon of !Ong conti:`••arti . auccefs is the hell criterion rt fuperiority.. . .• Ten year, have I devoted ray practice to the exclutie'e treat. ment of THRE DISORDERS, and the fue.,:efifail refti:t of my plan gives me zuddM..nal ardour to oppole a. far al I ani able the ravagesol thgfr complaints which are the naafi : , itr i oe,, ant in the catalogue of human infirntitit.. After initiation into every beam-A us an .trnay Surgeon, formed a with at an rail, period of iliaaice to refeue all from the ignorance ot uneducated Men, or the equally di— gemus precipitancy of funeral Pranitioners. ThoTHREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I hay, voted my a, ontion, comprize every fpecies of VEN lidt INFECTION, whether of a recent r long All kinds of umni.rry, whether from the b4bit, Schoolboys, or the itidulyem manure agy, and 0-At de• rangement n! the fyßern in %Smoot which is called B.IRREN NES:i or Sr E:RiLI Numerous difcafes are the refult of ignorance err hate, in the treatment of a Pimple (l,otorthea, and it not unto' quently ha?. pens that the f. edi of l.ife ale peiloul.:llLythe indifcretioh of .4 unguarded hour. By a foperior method fuch complaiits are caul) , cured, and even where others have failed, I tract that may pre:ome to offer a radical re eftablifliment. Few, hoWeeer, arc the cafes of comp/teat, d diflrefs its the dif wiler, compared with the e lamitous fitustion. of Men, who from indulgence in a SOI.IIAItY VICE, or the ptcfalent Gaieties of a taibionable Life, acquire that date of OFEillity which is the unavoidable confequence of Rich per nicious habits. Wl.ere the unhappy Wifely: broods over his mi'cry, but Cat:. fully cumcals his misfortune, it may be lonic confolati"rm fog him to knew, that although it be an °Neel of doubt or micer t.tinty with other EfactiMoners, the removal of •bef- DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrcis of ream- t ion as the +clines. mettt of my experience. If the rites of Bacehai or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will ,ne prerented by an early count, rot Rion • f this languid Rate, and in "de cafes no great iliffseulties will occur. But where tills da fieiimey has fur years called, a proper Perfeverance is indifpen flirty requaifite to revive the flumbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftittition. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long peen difippainted in their expectation of a Family, may be allured, that iamoit hiftsnces fuch &feds are curable lay Medleal The SECRECY which is fo canna' to my undertakings and the clelfficati .net which I have prefumed to Rate, ferns the Bailor my rretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this intil modes) la given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted perfooalty (or by letters incloling a (mall note) at his bode, No. ap, Amt. del-freer, Strand, near Tattple.Bar . _ There is an adiditbsual entrance in Water-Areet adlninkas and the name is on both the doors. M. LIKEE, ?amber of , be Rrefal Cottege of &Irwin% SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,LUNDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, ♦ND EX PFLOTION,. FOR TRAVELLERS IN OENFRAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, BY THE FOLLOWING PCST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING t o BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW PONT-COACHES, through Cluppenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Alterman ; arrives at Mr. May's,' the GreyLound lan, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-arm, Briltol, nest Marshigrsiws fide eL ts. —Out cu.—Parcels 6d. carriage.--Pafongara for warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Seam, and LBdfsy New Conb, calkd the ExpeiLtion, every evening, at fits o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Rad Crofa-ftreet, Liverpool Owe ed throughout. Birmingham, Manny Pah Coackwith s Guard Sawn every aftergoon, and reaches Birmingham neat day It nook Paffes by Oxford, Shipftone, and Baba, to the Baleen's Head, Bell-ftreet, Birmingham._ Leeds Neve I.l{,ht Coa;h, called the Rockingham, frn ore every morning at eight o'clock—carries four inlides only, sou* gees remarkably eily—paffes through Stamford, Newark, Ret• (ord. Dentate, and Frrrybrkige, to the Goldin Lion, 1-vale ottt day at DOOM NO/Wittiltalldilli the on ernmon expedites cruet Coach, it is allowd to be the molt agreeable and cele riac Public cancer:ice on the North Road, being unequaled in aceomniodatitw or cenveyincr by any other. Kendal, Lt neifter Preiton Kirby Lasfd4c, Bonbon. Charity, Or.r.ikirk, ;ad Garikaz:g Putt Coaches, every non , owe, at fire erisch—Ottardel. Lonth,lfby, Horneatile, Ronan, 4a/dirag. Petatboratalk Stilton. and Huntingdon Coach, fet. off Monday, Weibel'? and Fnday evenings, at four o'clock..-The only Candi from Spifiby with a Guard. York, Newcaftie, and Edinburgh Port Coach, Hi: Land *Mos, performed with a Guard throughout, feta sot every morning at liven n'ektck, by way of ILveark, Raiford, Tad. calker, DarUngton, Northallorken, D..rhant, Morpeth, and Der. wick. Patentees finding thanfilves fatigued front the length oftbe journey may tell what time they pleafe., and Urn proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York man Coaches to Hull, Searbortmagh, Whitby, and other plan. Carling and Penrith Port-Coach, goes wed. your Hades, and a Guard all the way—pales through Dmagb, Appleby, Oteta.bridge, Richmond, Catteriek, lioronghlaridge. Wethar • by. Aberford, Doncafter, and Grantham, (the neart ft way _by 21 ntiles)....teta out eva7 Morning and perform. the Journey with 'furcate-ft facility. Parmgers detained on the road bytnfit or picafure, have the peculiar advantage of their fears being fn. cured in the neat Coach, (with only fix Coactnyeg.) . , Exeter. Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmooth, Weyntoutb„Dne chatter. and Saiiibury Balloon Combos, every Morning at ban r idp itze, with • Guard through HoLitua. Sandford, ballngftoke, and . Bagitot.—Carrits four !aides, at only al. 2a. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdaa, and °tribune Cosa, every Morning. Sheffiail and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Man tug at Sevat.--GuarJetl. Oxford, Benfon, aml Henley New port-Coup, wilt a Guard every Afternoon, ax rive o'Clock. Mancbciter, Wihntlinw,Cougleton. Newt:ale, WOW!. rid Walvertnimptan Pat Coachirnerf afternoon. 011 11 4 0 1 Shrew &bury, Wel/Moon. and Shillhal Poll Coach, We Royal Charlotte, every mating. at Rye &Jack, to the Raven aa.l lOTA and Unicorn Inn,ihrewfbcry.. Ottardcd. Southamyton, Wlackcitcr, Arkater.l, Alton Comek, every morning _ _ Hull. Nordic-ave.! lowden, Thorn and Dori-after Polk COLA cruy m , rning. at feven o'clock to tic Bull and Sun leo NI ron.ar e, Hull. N. B. kicave Vs-MM. of I.upga7e. Ate. conveyed by the under p cnt;nnea Wasson. —T., • Herds. linnsar. Burr, and sB parts MAW' retry Moonlsy. Southampton. Winchace.Rumfey, Lyndhurf, 14itilagfern. Chnitchurch, Rini/rood, Pardinibridgc, Wimborn, and P wel ...-Wsprons i.Nearbory , and Raiding, every aeldty. Wore...Aar, Parton, and Wycombe, every Saturday. Clruncefter.Abiondan, and Henley, three dines a wadi. Ssobtre. Hampton, and Twickenham, twists wort W. MOUNT.‘IN and CO. repettully acquaint their FARA and the Public, Ilia t'cy will not be aecountabte baron Pa , Lanitta.ke. of ni we dm Five Pounds value, if Isift or dz maned. IJAlClllrprciaed at the tints Milelivery, and paid far be' eardlncly, at the Sarseen'wHind Inn, Souw•Htil, Lan.'o.• LONDON: Primal tor the Proprlataes, by JOHN DANIEL (of Niankn-lane. Cavent-Oarden) at the STAB P INT) .". Drama. 14n. t Caterareet ; and pubkthed h 1 LE* ICE NT,a Curerhury -placc,lAuntacth )at Na I A:are/Am '• and at th. F r A ir-O. RI ..a. Thank-liar, to which Odic' esaansaaicasaissior At Sass ea ars reiactta4 to k astrirtfai 1 !;