The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-06 00:00:00

p I ~j E c 1 t 4 i f LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHINCEItY. LINCOLN'S INN HALL, ;Vane:Jay, has 5. lIIINKRUPTCY. EX.PASITE STEELE IN TUB MATTE& OT 0 4 1111111. This v* an applicados by petition to set aside a Commission of Bankruptcy, on the ground of collusion between the Bankrupt and the Petition. ing Creditor. Mr. BART stated, from the petition of his client, Mr. Steele, that the Bankrupt wu an at torney, residing near Manchester, that an execu tion had been seat into his house, upon which he immediately rode to Chester, a distance of about 40 miles. to the house of his brother, another at torney. The brother, it was said, was a creditor to a considerable amount, and immediately upon learning the bankrupt's situation, he took the ne. cessary musette for striking a docket, the bank rupt himself having iugrossed the affidavit and bond. The petition also stated, that the Chester Commissioners had refused the proof of Steele's debt, unless he would relr...as the action at kw, while they admitted some doubtful claims of the bankrupt's brother, Thomas Dykes; that Thomas Dykes was the petitioning creditor—that he was Solicitor to the Commission, and had chosen him self one of the assignees. There was also a com plaint, that the Commissioners had refused to•the petitioner the liberty of clamming the bankrupt. Sir S. RoMILLY replied on the part of T. Dy kus, and contended that there was no complete evidence of collusion. _ _ The LORD CIIANCELLOR, though he thought the conduct of the bankrupt and his brother sus. picious, did not think there was judicial evidence of improper collusion ; one did he think there was any imps:Winn aping the Commissioners. lie could not, therefore, supersede the commission; but he ordered another meeting to appoint new as. slimes, and correct some errors in other respects which had occurred in the course of the pro ceeding. COURT OF KIVO'I BENCH, Wednesday, July 5. SITTINGS MUMS LORD £LLIIII3OIIOI7OIII IN GI/ILI:MALL. IA It MIR b. SAO SDIII4O The ATTORNIT.GtSZILAL stated this to be an action for the infringement of the Plaintiff's pa. tent for making wove and knotted stocking works with double loops, which was done by means of a machine, of which a model was presented in Court, and the manner of wOrking it was des. crihed by a rut variety of witnesses for tire Plain: Several offers wore made, sometimes by the De fendant, and the Plaintiff would not consent ; sometimes by tho Plaintiff, knd the . Defendant would not cotant,-to refer the cans°. The . De-, tenth's' proved a licence of the Plaintiff to work six of these machines; but the Plaintiff preyed he exceeded that licence by working eight. Mr. Pane then went upon a general defence, which was, that this machins wee not. of the Plaintiff's invention, bet founded on atwitter ma. . chine. A .vast amebae of witnesses , were exa mined. The trial continued until past 'lx o'clock, when the Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff— Damages, One Shafts. COURT OF COMMON PCEMI. UUILDUALL. Wednesday . J ulj 5. HERTZ V. BURGESS. The Defendant in this adieu is the Captain of the Airl9 Castle East ludiaman, aud Abe Plaintiff a* Captain In the Compaoy's teed .service, and the action was brought fur 24S guineas, being the price of a box, containing necklaces, bracelets, ear-tings, tec. which the Plaintiff lost On board the Defendant's ship, wherein he came home a passenger. Colonel Lys, Captains Leyetdster, and Clarke, gave evidence that the Plaintiff had the box wlum he came on board, and that he continued *dewing the contents occasionally to the other passengers till they arrived in the Channel, when they were sealed, sill put Into the bread-room, until they should be examined by the Custotn-hotts*Ofieem They were entered iu the Defendant'i manifest at Saint Helene, but never put under his car.. It was necessary to enter them, because no erticle could be landed *Wilma it, except the Captain paid a fine of 1001. Col. Lys stated, that the article: were lot of mach value, as he hid brooglsClistae Snow of a superior quality, which he In cheaper at Bombay than IM Ptiaintifflrsd,: , ) • several let ten which the Defendant had* . Alnithe Plain.. tiff, it appeared that the WIN , • Cap_ tain's-kuowledge, permitted • the men to * conceal thermal, in the liread:itiOnt):ll.*roid being impressed, and that they bridatile box. and stole the articles. Some juwellers were called to.prove their value I 1 England ; but the Judge would not allow them, as the Plaintiff could only recovertheir prime cost, and because they never saw them, nor heard them accurately described. On the part of the Dufen. dant it WAS contended, thst as they were not put under his care, nor that of the Piercer, which was flu usual practice, he could not be answerable for their safety or value. Sir JAMS. MAssrtame natal, that as the Ts. ine of the articles had out beta proved, not that they were under the We, sad that as there was no evidence to show tbot the Plaintiff himself had not carried the *hole or any part away, the Jory•-:nuat t accertare to kw, find for the Defendant. If he was wrong In his opinion. the Maud( night again hate the cause tried, and cone prepared with better proof. The Jury retired, and deliberated about as hour, when they returned into Court, sod found a verdict for the Pbintit—Damages 601. O►►e tier or the new TheAtre-Itoyal, Covent. Garden, it is said, is to contain 32 private Wrap, which arc to be fitied op ins most elegant stylo; t h em , It is calculated, will product between 13 nd )4 ; 01:01, per Lenin. THE s:rAirsm. • OLD BAILEY. ' • • , • ..• licdnesday, July 5. Charlotte Dawson was capitally convicted of stealing two sheets, value ss. in the dweill'ig house of Joseph Wheeler, a publican, in Wiirechape!. William Hanson was convicted of *eating a copper saucepan, and two brass candlesticks, from the dwelling of W. Humphries, in Gatu.street, jl.incolo's.lnn-fields, where the prisoner was a lodgcr. Joseph Hanson, the brother of the Prisoner, was also convicted of stealing a looking-glass, a goblet, and a clothes.brush, from the same house. The Calendar having been gone tblbeigh, the RECOROIR proceeded, after an admoultion to the unfortunate prisoners, to pass sentence of -death upon the following:— Jams Browne, fur horse stealing ; Thomas Done', fur burglary ; William liiggens, fur stealiii7, in a dwelling-house • William Loc.:, Matthero Powell, and James :Ilarsden, for sirni_ tar offences ; Hupton White, and James Smith, for burglary; William Lowe, fur returning from transportation before the expiration of Isis former sentence ; John Warner, for burglary ; Henry Rairenseroft, fur forgery; !Valiant Jones, alias Sindaire,. alias Sell t for a like o ff ence. Henry Rarenscroft most solemnly protested his innocende of any intention to defraud kis prose. cutor, and Sell addressed the •Court at topsider. able length. He said that the greater part of his life had been devoted in the service of his country, and solemnly disclaimed any dishonest intention towards his prosecutor, Wilson, a publican, of Stretton.gronnd, Westminster, and that be was utterly ignorant that the draft was a forgery, or he never should have uttered it : he merely depo. sited it as a security for thirteen shillingi which he borrowed. William Smith to be transported frir life • twelve women and tea men were ordered to b e transported for seven years ; six to be imprisoned one year, thirteen for sir months ; one for four, two for three months, and twelvilo be whipped, and imprisoned for various terms. John Hullusm, one of the prisoners sentenced for seven years transportation, addressed the Court. He saahe had served twenty-one years in New South Wales, where he was master of fo.-r prosperous plantations. He only came home to seu his friends, and hoped the Court would send him there again. The RECORDICR told him he was about to be sent there. lie bowed most thankfully to the Court, and retired from the dock In high spirits. The Court then adjourned to Wednesday, the 18th September. wig LtAM MOUNTAIN, J SAR.ACEN'S ISAD INN, SNOW-ilthL, IsONDON. • The hest atematabdation' for Tinrallers--tlood Be+, choler Limots a .mal moderate charges. The fotlnvr;ex Post Conches; Mall •Coaches, Ike. set out from the Swamis Ifetid lan, Snow-hill. • YORK sal 1.,1it DS New Post Cordes, set mit every morn ing at half past five o'cloek f arrive at V ork the next day at helve o'clock." The KCLIPSE New Flying Pnst Coach, that carries Foor inddes °oily, to York. Newcostte. Sanderland. and Rdin harp>, by way of Doncaster, Ilmritham, and Stamford. every Idorniocat half past tre o'clOck. Uncommon Cheup Travelling to I.oerpool, br the New Fly ing Post Goodies to the Ave; Inu, Date-street, Liver pool, daily . —Leedi and Wakefield New Pon Coach, called the Clothier s sets out every Morning at Seven o'clock, by HICKS and Co. Lerch. MS . TON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, JLP mod Iltmtingdrin new Royal Moil Coach, sets old every• . Conches Erma Bostuu to Spibby, Louth, Grimsby. awl Nall. Lavaltroot, Warrington, hrintgorri, Stone, and Litch deli! Rod Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, ni ire **dark, to the Croiva Imo, Reti-crobovtrees, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. - - •• BATH and jlttlsroL rising Post Conches. through Chip pen::am, Colne, and Marlhomugh, every allennont ; arri,e at Mr. May's, the Greybotuid inn, Bath ) and the London Tavern Thointei-strect. lirivtol, •.eft nonionic. Croulies to Wells, Bridgewater, Tituistiu, Latins new light Conch, callod the I? orLinghato, sets oat every morning at eight o'clock. Carries four insides only. nod goer remarludily easy, with a guard throughnut. Pa•se through Stamford, Newark, Retioni, Doncaster, and Ferry • bridge to the Goldcri-liou, Leeds, next day at noun. Nut witinnindiag the uocominowes. pedit Ma of this Conch, it is al lowed to be the mo.t tevreable and complete public come} - *ace no the North Raul, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. K ast DA I. .Lasseo ' ter Prelim, Kirby, !.on-dale , Bohn*. Chorley, Onnikirk, and liarstaii; Post Coaches, every after now, at four o'clock. . • GLASGOW Longtnwn Gretna Green, Annan, I/ambles, Brorroblll, tilarmhar Kiln, tuns/wk. Kitwweil, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, IhtilY. Lo ern, i.Xpilstsv, Boston, Hull, tiriat.aiy, Spalding, Petry bard, Stilton, and ifuntiugdea Coach, eat s air e. cry afterasea. 14 A 74 c mst ER, Stockpo i rt Macclesfield, Wilmilnw, *KIN Newcattle Walled , ;tad Wok...len:La:om Pu.A h every &ammo% ' Guarded. Yotta, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard thranglociat, sets out every morning at seven o'clock, by war of Newark, !let ford, Tadca:rzr, Darlington, Northallerfon, bur!larn. Nlorprt Is , and Bcr ick. Pailseagers findim,tlwonselve, tatigued from the length of the journey, nary, rest w h at time thry ;new, and then proceed no without any additional fare. IV 'Henn Clark, Black Swan, (lowly-strum, Yank, ram Coaches to Sunderland, Hall, Srailioruitgio, Whitby, and other places. BR IDO 6TOkTII, Wahail, Wolverhampton, Kidderminster, Sloarbrkige, and Dudley Coach, every evening ; CA It Penrith, atul Whitehaven, Post Coach,. goo with four horses and a guard all thy way. Pas.ev throve:l Broogh. Applehy, Gretahridge, ott efir k, Barouglibridge, etherbv, A berf4nl, 1/ooraoter, and Grael Otani (the nearest nay liv eigbteca nttle). Sr.t, oat c% tt ) Morning, and perform; tbr journey a ith tlw 1,/e.tte.t . Pasangem detainci nn the rosid !'"N hp4Bpest, or, pienowi , have the peculiar Advantage of their Seou being secured in tie nevi Coach (with sit Coat:km:O. CAPTAIN BARCLAY.—This extranrdinary pc destrian was pursuing his labobr at AC u'elecie ygterday morning, and with istssAtiiiie hopes of success. lie does not as )et feel any inconveni ence from the want of rest s and he was in better order yeste e iday than he had bees fur a week be. fore... Ile is bathed several times in the day, and he has a bandage round his right leg. The gill. ness sad spasms were also better yesterday, and consequenSly the odds were up in London. The Captain has to go until Wednesday next at four o'clock in the afternoon ; and if be succeeds, it rei lorpass any thing on record. The wet wea. theF Pst more favourable than hot weather would be, although the pedestrian will not take an um. broils. The match with the younger BsiteLse, F to do a Minhvines in twenty.four hours, is olf by consent, Mi. BARCLAY being - unwell. The storm on Tuesday was particulaalv felt at Pimlico and Chelsea. The heuse of Mr..FISHCIL, in ReJgrave-place, sustained considerable injury. 'f he whole of the hell hangings were destroyed, and some window-curtains in a room on the second floor were set on fire. There was only a female `servant in the house, who being alarmed by the smell of fire, called in some neighbours ; they broke open the door, and by the timely supply of water got it under. FON PORIILA ND, Stoekt , m, nod Vann net: C.inelt eve' morning, to the George 1: , :f, Sunderland. Es Erna, Plymouth, .I!nnuth, Oortmottl%, 3 - mouth' Dorehe-ter, at>d Sati..hur. 11.illoon Coaches, eery sesirour„ at (Oar o'clock, o itlt a Guard, through Ilvniton. Aximnlier, Bridport, Bizmdfurd, Batiogstoke, nod Bagsbol. tlearroan, Ware, Huddesdun, and Chishant Coach, every snontites. • Sat acwinnalr, Wetlirtztan, not qltiffnall Pact Clark ftle Royal Charlotte. every afternoon tit five o'clock. :myth-A.Blll EFFILLIO and Itothernaut Yost Coach, called the aut . ).- Ingham, everyinorning. MIRMINORAN biernsfy Post Coach, with a tiwtri, sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day , at noon. Passes by Ovtittd. Easton, and Sktintune, to the &A rturo's-Head, 80ll -street, Birmingham. : Ils teensy'lat.!), Ushrick,•e, Denham, aw Redhill new Post Coach, every afternoon, by Richard Watts, and Co. IFlut.o., NorUtcare. Howden. Thorne, aad Doncacer Coach, every morning at seven o'clock,to the 801 l and :•:u.l lain, Myton-gate, TOTTMIIIP NI and lithnonton Cuwh, daily . . at half •past ten, half past two, half p art fear, aid half past ,I•votsticl.bck. ._--- - - - - WAtocri eLt, Pcnnfret; new Pos Crotch, railed the :sleety Wakefield, to the Stafard. Aram, Wakefield. N. O. Heavy Vy . eightsof Lugnge, .tier. conveyrd - . Waggilft.: To DM,. Retries, &may, Bury, apd all parts of Suf foit, every Moatlay. EXI*CII, Plymouth. and Fa 6144'1 Fly Ni - aggnm daily, oseryiug good s and passeuger, us usual, to all purls of ow West of England. MARLS° aovon, Newbery, and &voiding, every Toeq.lity. Woacsstro, Kiddenninster, lien:ford, Carmarthen, firecknock, and all parts of South Wule4, Persio-c, and Wy - cuatlpe,evrry !iaturday. Clot:at:Ls - run, Abingdon. awl Henley, h. ..!e times a-week. S•ernstserti4, Winchester. Ramsey, I.vo Chri.t..fulreh e Ringwood, Fordingl; •! ; .,e, 1% imborn, Fi u me, 1.4; or 11 Jer,ey, :up! 'V:I=Ult4 daily. SV 1 , 4 Mr it Y I at.!;002, : Wier ii-week. SOVTW 4NI Nirtlr• Winchester. Alresfor And Cuuch, every morning. Uxoninc.r. ii;FT-Akton. Southall. and Hillended CAW, twice a-leck. A Coroner's Inquest sat ox Tuesder, at the Hunch of Grapes publio.haase, betweun Ciieb; ham and Ascot Heath, on the body of jdrs. E. Hansom, of Nottinghani.street, who met bey death by being overturned in a carriage on Friday last. The deceased, a Lady of fortune, was, on Friday ' morning, riding in a chariot !ear the pnblic.bouse, when one of the horses, whiiik had been RENOVATE') HEALTH. twice before hi harness, was abased by tireport IT has been too frequently the subject of just of a gun. The carriage was rue egire c l some real general reprobalies, that men, destitute of the ele ralli • • ng,which gave way, and was frecipitaNd into meats of the medical art, hare offered Hama:elves r.s condi •The dem * ed re. dates for public potronage in the profescion of physic. For deep. 1 . kind of ditch, ten feet th e purpose of doin g ,ustice to the result e i f as z studies and oohed a genre contusion in her head, and the died I experience, and tu pievent as Irmo being c among those P on Monday ; and a lady who was with jr, i simphies, whose iiiipsuleot isretrotions have, usfortuaatele and 1 for Mciety, been too l'avourablyrecAived, we be leave to the Coed:mai, bath escaped unhurt. ' . 1, %Arun, to th e littend mad ealigntcned, a faithful aoterrieLt Yesterday morning Michael iNfewLenck i de. I "retiZtirrPrtit'angiraatel!le°tri* After ilitv:Lrecir'd ri udd cater, who had been apprehended and confined aia illiaard, whose lectu i res and e p l rice: we cO r9 rc . fi l ill; i • al the preceding evening, attempted to escape from tended, as Professors and So of the London )101)itals the Poultry Compter. Heexpressed a wish that med red ical s i, the ltxleslr in Ilo b v_ ist al (4.l:llllryl4fbraledn seal:loot ;or th:: keeper would allow him to wash himself preri. bur ii, and were ing u na l cled Ili the din real ifeci e nehe r Pof practice of Physic. Cues OUS to his examination, and took this opportunity to I ArltignYs. 4 larFerY , the theory and knock him down and run into the street ;• he I Po "r ro Y jor A ., i ' d Bl “ - e iiol . l l r l4l „, t ircie t r) c -, I c a . rtt t ll l ll l ll . il h loll ns i s ; rn il ec "kern . was immediately snarsoa d an d t a k en before the 1 and Itutlserfurd. We truer we shall not he deemed pee k' ..:oing. that our yroltriency rind acquirement, ,liittirla- &Morgan at Guildhalls who sent him t 4 ait.he I Is su re mp uo t =cuusidersible. Hating, for a lon g -eries ofement, year-, Spiny.. . . • ... p . . made certain cu.....iilalins, and the various die:ars of 1)L -TIlatATIIIIMINifel'/U1ION.—At no period of our BILITY, the particular object of one studies and practice, h of 044 . btu , _ It win , lee he . pr,.t.t anoned, that we base.ac9dited supericu history,tery t hek.theestieet stretift foe- knots let ps of 'Mar treatment and cure. In slight and rec. in tEen and Bailees become o - mord importance I cases of inlkcition, a perteet re-estaliii:liment es cumpktel in the m short peitod of Iwo doss: nliil hi the -t of the titmlia in titan at this Oprtgel crisis. The wan' of Vitals, as well as Man, have not onfreqeently Obstra.!ed s pro cr o rl'er w : ect „. : " ( e e l . P o rar tai i p " lat e t r it 4ll „ .. :- 7 1an a t .i m ie r' i st: o :Orci stis.r t r O i l'oe n theirexertions on the ones, •qiull in the ig tended patienta sal* and radical cure.. Amain the nielantholy variety of disorder= which arc the Likkl."—lt mayN therefore,.hedemned a national !. efilyti of a Isolvit -inaxitnel ini;se isaltappilY punned by the good, that a ItnIEDY is now discovered, which ; is youth of both geterolsere arc none more al arming or Mete an abseinte eventive of Venereal Intent aistteming „tha ow.;. n • dale - tend - 04 Old iPtrititles Whirls frt.- pr :A , f l uently proem ur embitter t:iP mai retnimial stair. To such and is-likely-, in time, to eeerminele it from tie persima it mast he a euasoNeg reflection to know, that th•y• face of the earth. —Thl A.IICANIIII, or Mcorcosi o may now, by a new and infallihie mode pt treatment. be re- S OAP, accord i ng to the o onion of dm most ~„ stored Id that' grmtest of all holoan Islcouw—a strong, man ne utu• -1 ly, and viproe- constitutions. lu nll eves of debility, from spectable . of the Faculty, will be fined a per. .eaoteeer mate ari.in g oe well as in every species esia ere. ead SAlsolbto," sin every climate, end is sold, le tt,' tats ideates, we may be cut:Gutted by patients or either • full directions, In boxes, at 4s. each, (wholeUtt au, .with 111t.graniest secrecy mid honour. Hews of COD and retail), at the Medicine Ofict u No. 8, lieldi tog_itti lee at lien. NOV= at bases teem tot to three , and ( iot a s ix in fbe even ford.court, Covent den. . Anc . Gentleman re. re_ .fierw_i_llll"""rf are requstted to. ittte,.. ,Ibt e aitis s- . aging h 4 the . mete _ ,_ _ imam is a hitter a eies . or ! tumor cps% asi.e, and puma SAM of ming, elm. (C. trYt sum ,g.sosolttori k e fur advice :Ind eneffiripel, *bed the pound note, may have fin boxes conveyed kali ACC %V Ai setitllli any part op the kingdoms. T.. Wert that warty so e,tential to um. oodertakiloc. the post. small package (by coach or otherwise) tO airy part Welchers may Ix- added to the mem& fur medicines l of tip United Kingdom. clAtittE and Co S.lrrvie. No. SW / Ilateoweardeo. WM. Mtn:S . lllX anti Co. reTectCogy acquaint theit Friends and tts.lie, that they a ill not ht accountable frit alylearcel or Luggage, &c. of wore than Five Pounds value, kg( ) O. (LiTUtgeti. Wittig eetered ..such, anti ivr AccorJ. wally at the S.m nn icen's Head I, Snow-hill, hnn,ton. • ORIGINAL. COACH OFFICE, SWAN 111TH TWO NECKS INN, LAO-LANE, I,ONDON. _ The f o ll o wi li i Royal Mail donches, and other Carri:tges, set out from thr above Inn, via. BRISTOL Royai Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan. carries Two Outside Pat‘engers, on Springs, through NI arlivornugh , Chippeutuun, and 'lath, ever v Lverting, at ilidt.past Serra. o Clock, Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. A.tTn Royal Mull Coach. no a nEw and improved Plan e cirrles Two Outside Passengers, tal Springy, through Mad. borough and Devize , , &Chicly, Sundays, Olarier before Six. PLYMOUTH Royal NI:41 Coach, on a new and improved Kw carries Two iiut'idc Paisenerrs, at Springs, through Ball. Taunton, Wellimtnu, mad e.veter, every Lirmung Half-past Seven ol:lock, siituda)s, Quarter before Six. EXETlift itOysti Mail Coach"; nu a new and impeove l f Plan, carric.s Two Outside Pasxner. , . on Springy, through Bridgewater and Wellington, every Evening at Hall-past Seven o' Clock, gyrators, go : trier before Aix. Ex evert Royal Vail Coach, au a new and improved Phut, carries Tiro Outside Pamengers, on Springs, through Salisbury, Dorebeeter, Brodport, and Mantua, every ::vexing at I alt-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Cc. t'atwocvn Royal Mail t7ieich, 1m a raw ni:d improved Plan. carries Too Out Ade Passengers, no gorily-co, titrough ylakhamptun, Lanweston. and Truro, every Lveising at Half past Seven ii'Clork, Sundays; l?ttarter twine.. si t , lay naront. !loyal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Pa-feugers, on Spriags, through Covent, I.i:rliSeld, • Nest rayilt., na•t Warrovon, curry Evening at lialf-pa.t Seven o'Cluclt, Sundays, Quarter be. fore gi v. . ftla 1C111:47 ER liuNA Mail Coach, nn a new nod ionpruted Plan, raffiro 'l•a% Ont-itle PattAtc,er , , un tiprittgs, thentigh Niortlumptint, Leire,;:er, I..ingliburough, Derbt, Ashhnurn. 1.1- 0 ,, tort Macclosiiet.t, over*/ Evetilbg at ifulf.pag & vim &Clark, Sunday, Onarter befOrc Btasstacit.tu Itioval Mail Cnarti, nn rrw and imprnred Pl.tn, thraar„) lhaustrible. titnnev Stratford, Pu...ventey, Dun church, awl Coveritr.,•, r%ery , Litertincia at i.e u'Glnck. C %AU ILL Itoval Mail Catch, no a new and hoprored Plun, carries Ts n Outside Passengers, on throoKa Manchester, (:hurler, Preston, (lurst.mg, Lancaster, ilertuth, Keotktl, tibap, and Petirith. e.ery Lt ^ding at Halt-past Seven ti' ('look, S"ottkays, Quarter nefare Sic. Nua 11 I %, Non m.tekct) Royal Mail Coach, nn a Derr and iniproviul Plan, carries Two Otthide PaFsenzers, ira t;:roagh Newortrket. Itary, an I Thetfort( every Evettior,. at il.al:-palt seven o'Clock, Sandn)s, Quarter be fore 'tic. Nua.wicn (by lisvnieh) Royal rnach, no 3 Lew and improved Phut. to carry - Twn Outsides, on Sprior.. through Chelmsford, Colchester, lrtrieh, aced ?.hole every Evening ut Half-past Seven u Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Si*. EXETER Mercury Coach, through Basingstoke. Cali Autry, Blatt.tford, Dorehe.ter, Bridport, and tiontton, every Nliiru lag at Four o'Ciork. Lt caroot. Machine Coach, through Coreotry. Birmiae ban', Conglettiu, lino:. - fled, and War every Afternoon at Six o'Cloek. MANcetzsrca elegant Pint Coact), eniled Or! 1)E. P AN C L, to carry Four I.:aidt-s only, tra.cl4 a , Gist :as the Mail, through Nortitamptou, Haraterough, Le.ee.ter. Loaghtuirougo, Derby, Arbbourn. an 1 Mat:ay:4Bdd. every Afternoon at a Qc - trier before Three &Qui C.tni.tstx lust Coach, caned the DEFLANC: . thmtnrit Mataintrer, Clotriey. Pct./Iwo, Garatang, Lancaster, Karina, Kendal, •:hap. and Pcurith, every Aft;:ra min, at a Quarter helot Thr.•c Nuaw)cm ilachioe Coach, through Cheat.fortl,Sanbory. 8111% Mt. I:rtraut.S! ! at-1 !Neale+. e%nry Tursd.tv, Titur2- ~ and Sunday Atterrotz.u-, A.l lour bin ursan Blliii.tta, pach, DurrtaMe„ Slims -) '.;ntti rd, 1);t% clot", Ow:thus:L i m./ Coventry, ever ' I:vcition. :It Five Pt oforrit Siert urs Coach, through Exact, New Ina. Nloohuly and rtymptnr, every Moruing at Fotir o'Clock. Brttrtnrox Pwt fitroagh Rregaiss and Corkfiel4 etery Morning at a ij4imrtssr hefore.Scuia o'Ciock. cAaLiaLt Cornw:dus Ccrith, through Manchester, Choc ley Preston, Gamut*, Lancaster, Litere.m. Kendall, Shur. anti Peurith, ever., Alontitag. welve of finch. HI van° si CattZli.. event A Remove at One n'Clork. Soots+ hralbrlON lAN; Coach, through Ita,l.Lgstake an.; Niue:A-stem, every /doming, Soodays eloepted, at Fnur o'Clock. Sit.t soar Coach. thrones Basingstoke an& Andover. every Morui at Ibur o'clock. II %VII and !inISTOL ROYAL VOI TPITISZJI Post Condi, hrtinzh Alatitviruigh, Calne i and Cbipptabltanl, every 'lli. terrmiti -st a Quarter before Three o'Clock. . . _ Pout Nam: it Ni lo' Light (Ana+, called. the re see, carries mil? roar insides, travels, equally as fast,t.• the ;Lid, thmitgh titiiidfor.l, Pet wank. 'Clskitt-ster„ LtusitUftli, and litivant, to the (;1111.e lanrOyitM , strorf, every Tuesday. Tharaldt, and jaiturday .ILarniugs, mt.^ Quarter before nee, calls at. the is.•ll, t:racrcburch-street. Parcels Gild Lawige cArveyerl Daily Vs Welsertiamptor, Walsal, Chester, Lutterworth, LI iticfllcy,• Alterman, T.l.a -worth, Sbilurd, ltreteshall, littigtnott,. Bridgman, Stop ley, Noptoiclt, Vira-Cros, Chestrr, lirandau. filotudfutd. Swallhain, Newton, Rnunhain, Fateaharo. Waliiughain, Cheltenham*, Tewksbury, Narcester, Wit beach, Lynn, Doivnlistin, St. • ( res. Citopeeste, Evessuai. Cambridge, hiarcitlield, Lewes. Carkaield, tiaktieW. Fratayi too, March. Oxford, Ditrbliug, . Strou4, Greentiel.l - Chippingnorton. Ladlotv.Ciicticester, 'Portsmouth, Ponies. Cospurt, Canterbury, Lastbmins, SlirewMiary; Ifolylwail. Iteigare, .B.aibury, Tool, Chatham, Dover, Tunbridge, Tunbridge Wells. Sl:missal, Sontenihata, }Lanham, Mnriitt Ora)ton, Margate, Newbury, Cali.c; Swansea, Carmar then, Aleikshair, Bridr,ewatcr, Peaaanee, Riffle, Bridge bnurth, Peterstield, oitehavrit, New haven, Braintree, Ilag 'lead , ~\urthtutr, M Duotable, nhitchur• ii. Ea-t root, Tetbury, 110 1, Itocltester, 11urthii4. tied, ifc4, Calrbisser, Herefissid, Ilaichuone, Lcea., Nut tinghant. Sherri-0, Claiguw, Lira :eta, 'Pricy tram Bari et, Lowegolf, Abington, carringdno, Newtost:. Louth, la ade'oridge, ivy Bridge, Kidderminster, Ileums gruve. Gelhdlet Midhurit, %% itney, Weynsoutti. Ombersley, .:111ford Maven, Cardlffe Cw , obric}:e, and wick. By WILLIAM it ArElt!lt)wili and CO. •. • Tic.. Proprietors of the -thine Mail Coaches and Car. rage: itezi.•ave to inform 11w Public, tb.it they wit nut be accoutaalge for ally l'arrel or Packase whaterfr. nor fur any Pa,,coger'.: ltigogc, above the alue of Poatt:l:, unless t e same be mitered and paid for accordingly at the fine of the Delivery et • any such Parcel, Package, ter tenger% Leggage, to them ut their Agents. STR ENGTHEN LNG PILLS, Prepared 'ay Dr. Ilann.tram, Nn.149, Great Bartholomew elute, We,t London. TIIESK Pills cure Asthmas null Shortness of Breathing, Abscrosses at tits {.ants, Nervous Cum plaint., Coughs, Consumptions, Female !V ealtoc.,:es of eveuy ar l ,crips - ,m, ate distrening consequences sif Is.td 1.41145ur, Se minal Weaknesses i.t Spiritus froto lifting or other cAtt.ftes; and a: a bracer of the SAW* and promoter of Diges lion, they are kept as a Famil, Mediciiie by the lir-t Persons cf Distinction is the Kingdom, and are btringly recinnmentied h) the most eluittent Physicians, to Sea llotiters, and fur iu either Zest. Price tin. the im Duty included. Also, R.NISTRONG'S FEIIALB htl-:TABI i E PILLS, for Females only at the rannueucement and declWe of •Isse most critical wand of their Byes; they ant also the enlist proper Ptr j slc fur 'et'otuca after I,yisx-io or Sit:- earn:to, being the only its the IVorld to he de pende4 on our curing Imiaminations, Obstructions, and Ulcers to the N oral. TO I)R. HARMSTIIOI“4 SI R,—lt is impozible to do justice to the merits of your Strenvheniug I have beca the mother of clever chil dren, awl liaae alas had .several viiiietrrie., and for six years have been in a low declining; slate o f-health. I wits severely afflicted with *intent pain .i in my stomach and and a heavy weight in my lead and eye.. tremblitigs aniS pains in coy tower extremities, with a Ilion impleasuat serna of hearing dont!: e:rost fortnuatel* I wat recummelided ti( make ilia: I • *nor Streierthening Pin*, four Dimes of which have restored ice to. pealed !lea! lb. • . 11.ura vco': r..spectfally, It Iir*SAIII BROOK; At Mr. il;utvoye, .:in. hboont-street, Jan. 1, ire?. tiroavener-stposte, !Adm. • Thee Pills may be Ind of the Doctor, No. 89, 61%"t /lartLalaniew-close, IVe,i smithtield, with printed direrti.m.. men b the P'rupriet ir•4 mune; dews ihing 3 comber o we 3 ated VOWS ; and b. his appoiiituaeut they are sold, whol..vole 'indirect(' by 1! Barclay sod Sun. No. !:.5. llei-t-market, London; Isotton, tiny. t Eutaw; Ware. No. 11 0 aufro Haenti, Ost.rd-sheet, opposite Bond ftrect and at Crisp's Medicine Warehouse, Sprog-pritern I and:lll4W respectable I►ledtcisn Venden in Turn and Cqvutry. LeNDON : Prirteti nnt! rnltit‘lted by 17. LOYLLL, to girt r:1 Ot t t. s, bi, Fie et-street.