The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-28 00:00:00

. THE STATESMAN. EABT DIRS. GENERAL ORDERS BY GOVERNMENT. FOKT ST N G sonar, NIA 1.--The seal and dls: eipline by which tbßi Military Etintilishmelatiof Eta( St. George . haellunig beelt-distidttni4sed. duced the Goveriter'intottund tel ePperfiihar the Pleasures which' die viefetit and ifiteMpeltatd acts of the late Commander in Chief had imposed on the Gevernetesn, world be received by all the Of f icers of the atn•y »Rh the sentiments of respect• and obedience prescribed by the principles of mi. litary subordination, and due to the Government lay which those measures were adopted, as well as to the authorities to which they were ultimately referred. The Governor in Council has, how► eyer, learned, with a degree of surprise proper. lkusiatu to the confidence which lie reposed in the discipline of the arty, that soon after the depot% lure of the late Commander in Chief, proceed ings of the most unjthtitia!ple nature, and corms. pundent to the ex ample which he had afforded, Were pursued by certain Otheers of the army. The most reprehensibk of those proccedinr consisted in the preparation of a paper aldresscd to the Right lion. the Governer-General, pur_ porting to be a remonstrance, in the name of the Army, against the acts of the Government under whieu it serves. That paper is not more hostile to the authority or this Government, than to the first principles of all.Goverament. It maintains opinions directly ativerse to the constitution of the British service, AO is calculated to destroy every fuitudation of discipline, obedience, and fidelity. The secrecy observed in preparing this seditious paper, prevented for some time the discovery of the r ersons engaged in that proceeding. But it his now been ascertained that Ctipt. Josiah Mar. shall, late Secretary to the Military Board, and Lieatenaut-Colutiel George Martin, lately per. witted to proceed to England, were principally concerned in preparing and circulating the me morial in.question ; and that hieutenant.Colotiel the Honourable Arthur Sentleger ass active in promoting its circulation, employing the influence which ho derived from the important command confided to him by the Government, for the pur pose of attempting the subvenion of its authority, and spreading disaffection among the tromps which I had entrusted to his charge. It has also been ascertained that Major J. De Morgan has been active in the circulation of the :Memorial. - The Governor in Council is also tinder the ne cessity of noticing another paper of a most din. gerous tendency, lately in circulation at some of the Military Stations, purporting to be an address from the Officers of the Army to Major Boles, the latd Dcputy.Adjutant.Geiieral. In this 54.,. doss a right is assumed in decide on the arta. sy{, the Government, by cbutienmitig its uncpialified, tering the sentence of suip.sion passed on Mawr Boles; and an encouragement 'ill held. out to other Officers to violate their duty 1404 he Government, b affording a pecuniary indemnffication, not only to Major Boles, but to all such Officers as shall stiffer by any act of the Government, which the subscribers to headdress niay deem esceptionable. This paper, s ) incompatible with the military chi. ratter, and so repttgoant to the fundamental prin. elides of military discipline and government, was forced on the attention of the Governor, by Cap tain Jame.; Grant, Commandant of his Body Chard, it ho, while hulding Matt cotifidential si tlialinn, and employed fly Wive 9f the Gnver nhr in Council under trifrßeshibkrat Travanco;e, transmitted a copy of the paper to be laid be i fuie the Governor, with an avowal that he had adi hit si4nature•to it, and a defence of the gro ss s V on which he had adopted that proceeding. . It has been ascertained that a paper of a sisni. lar tendency has been circulated among thu 011i rem of the corps of artillery at the Mount, and that its circ.ol.ttio3 his been promoted by Lieut.- Colonel Robert Bell, the Officer cumin:aiding the carry. The Governor in Council rrgrets that he is obliged to notice the conduct of Licut..Colonel Chalmers, commanding in Travancore, and Lieu tenant-Col. Cuppage, lately commanding in M►_ labar, and employed with the troops limier his orders in Travancore, • who appear to have taken wo steps whatever either to repress or report to the Government the improper proceedings pur sued by part of the troops under their orders. It is nut sufficient for Officers bidding commands to avoid a participation in such proceeding' ; it is their positive and indispensable duty to adopt the most .decided measures for their soppres. siert, and to report them to their superior au thorities. It has been further ascortained, that Captain 3. M. Coombs,Assistant-Q larter-Nlastet.Genertl in'Mysore, has been concerned in these. reprehen- Bible proceedings. It becomes the painful duty of the Governor in Council to 'auk with the displeasure of the Government the conduct of the above.mentioised O(Accrs, who have been engaged in a course .of measures equaily dangerous to the existence o f discipline, to the foundations of legal Govern. moot, and to the interests of their-country. • The nistler.mentigned Officers are accordingly declared to be suspended from the services of the Honourable the Conspim) , until th e pl easure o f the Honourable the Court of Dit echos shall be known: - . Lieot..Colonel the Hon. Arthur Sentleger. Major J,,hn Moran. Captain in iih Marshall. Captain 1 14 mes Giant. • Lieut.-Colima Commandant Holbert Bell is re. moved from all efilrge and command, until the pleasure of the Hoe. the Conn of Direeton shad be known ; hut he isfermitted to draw his regi. teentsl pay and allowaners. Lieut.. Cot. Commandant J. M. Chalmers is m ooted from the commend of the subsidiary force. In Trevancnre. The suldre isenttened Olken -lire removed frim. their' Staff eopoletmeete, and ordered to . o Vilet. ts stimieorps tot •Witiela they •stind Attached Jolla Cappage; and Captigni.M. 'Coombe. The Governor in Council considers it to be proper to atail himself of this occasion to cue , reet a misapOehension highly dangerous in its 'tendency, *hie& has arisen iu the minds of some Id the Othettrwof , the army with regard to the !nature of theawithority of the Governbr in Coon. icil. This Misapprehension appears to have ori. dinated in Oil! General Order published by the late Cutnuisulderia Chief, on the 28th of January last, from whisk it utigh.i be .aftrred, that the authority of the Governor is Council is only vf 'a civil 'Were, whereas, by the express enactment of the Legislature, the entire Civil and Military Government of the; Presidency of Fort Saint George and its dependencies, is vested in the Go. senior in Council. .It, is, therefore, to be dis tiuctly understood, that nu Officer, of whatever rank, while serving under the Presidency of Fort Saint George, can, without incurring the penal. ties of disobedience to the Legislature of his country, issue any order in violation, or to the ()eruption of the authority of the Government; and that every Odicer comply tug with an order of that sit . leription, snider any pretence whatever, renders hidiself liable to the forfeiture of the set vice, and to inch legal penalties as the nature of she case may demand. While the (overitor in Council deems it to be proper to afford the foregoing explanation, he feels himself at the same time bo , ind to acknow. ledge, that the principles to which he has adverted had never been called in question until the pub lieation of the above.nientiontd order of the late Commander in Chitf. On the (-trotter), these principles had been invariably acted upon by the Government and by the Officers of the army of this Presidency, who have been no I,.ss distin guished fur their obedience and disciplim.,,,thati for their achievements in the field. The Guyer nor in Council also experiences the most sincere satisfaction in piiblishin: his conviction that the majority of the army have resisted all participa tion in the improper and dangerous proceeding described an this .order; and it is an act of jus tice to the troops of his Alajesty's service to Je. dare his entire approbation ul the order, dis cipline, and steady adherence to duty, which they have invariably manifested. The ittfurtna. ninth belure time Government does not enable the Goveroor its Council to distinguish, by the ex. iiression of his approbation, •all the troops of the .:umpany's r,arvice that have manifested the same dispositions ; but he deems it to be proper to no tie, on this occasion the satisfactory and exem plary conduct of the part of the army composing the Ilytlesabad subsidiary Force. The Honour. able the Governor in Culotta is also mostident that such Officers as have inadvertently yielded to the misrepreseotations of individua!s who hare been engaged in the prosecution of designs equally fatal to the butionr and to the interests of the ar.ny. will in future manifest in the service of die Government the obedience, fluidity, and seal which constitute the first pri u spies of their profession, which have hitherto distinguished the army, and which are indispensable to the pros perity of the British Empire in India. By order of the Honourable toe Governor in Council. (Signed) A. FALCONAR, Chief secretary to Lioverarnent. MAT h— The Hon. the Governor in Council has Lien pleased to make the [(Aux lug apoiiiit. moils : giajor T. W. S. Conwa% to be Adjutant-General of the Ave with the official rook of Mamr, vice Ultimate. Captain I'. V. Agnew to lw Deputy Adjutant General of the Army, with the official rank or Lieutenant-Colonel, eke Conway. Lieutenant-Colonel T. Clarke to be Comm ►ndaant of Ar tillery, with the Starallisuanee annexed to that 'tattoo, and a peat at the Military Rawl, sire Hell. Nhjor Sir John Sinclair. Bart. to be C.mnii‘stry or Stores, in charge of the A..... I ••f Fort st. licorice, %ice Clarke. Lieutenaot A E. Peallo to command tbe 11 Pourable the 'overtone* Holy Goard, vice lirant. _ _ Captain J. Dovetail, artlie /Us IteAitseat Native Cavalry, to M PAytaosier at Vis.tp il'ain s vire 3l.trAtall. The following Officers, who have been sus. ponded from theservicc of the Honourable Com pany, until the pleasure of the Court of Directors shall be known, arc directed to hold themselves in readiness to pri.ceed to Rogland, by such op portunities as the Honourable the Governor in Council nuts think proper to point out, viz.— Lieutenant:l 'Monet the Hoo. Arthur Seutleger. Major Thomas Roles. Major John De Hormuz. Ciptain Josiah Natalia& Cap :tin James Grant. Lieutenant-Colonel Sentleger is further directed to repair to the Presidency without delay. The Honourable the Governor having been pleawd to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Conran, of his Majesty's Royal Regiment, to cornsnaud the whole of the troops composing the garrism of Fort St. George, the Governor iu Council directs that Colonel Conran shall be con sidered to be entitled to the same allowances as other Officers holding commands tinder the ap. puintinent of the Governorin Council. By order of the Hon. the Governor in Council. (Signed) A. FALCONAR. Chief Secretary to the Ciowernment. By order of tfajor General Go wdie, Commndisig the Army. On Thursday night, a numerous body of sailors, women, boys, &c. again attacked the houses of rendezvous for the impress service in Liverpool, and did considerable mischief by damaging the houses, destrOying the furniture, throwing it into the streets, &c. All the impressed men were set at liberty, and the rioters having effected their purpose, dispersed before any effectual force could be brought to suppress them. We are informed that some of the ringleaders have heen taken into custody. The disturbance, we understand, began , in consequence of the press-pug' having taken away soAne amen from a public-house, where they were engaged in dancing. Hit one and have 'ens all . , is completely verified in the present Saute Lottery ; for if the purchaser of four Tickets of the , same number should be lucky enough to hit one £20,000, he Ina fake four. The Public, however. seem detemnieed that (hey shall hu) them quickly or ; fori by this present demand, there net be , (or' than one Ticket of any mantra( Salt ie.& shed time. . _ -- ORIGINAL COACH OFFICK, SWAN WITH TWO NECKS INN, LAD-LANE, • LONDON. • • The following Royal Mail Co stebtessurl allot Carrjages,_sel out from the above lan, via. • BRISTOrs Royal Mail Coach, on • new and IJI Improved Plan, writes Two OsisUe Paneriger4, on SI through alarlhorisugh, Chi Nicoll:tin, and Rata every EvenWg, at Half-past Seven &Clock, Aguilar, Quarter be fore Six. R %Tit RtivtaFilliitil Coach, on a nc* and inti & rovei Phut, ctrries Two Pspaeoner., no Springs, Legit Marl borough and Devises, every Eveniug ut Ila -past Seven &Cloth, Sundam, Quomer bekre Six. PLY MOUTH Royal hl3ll Conch, on a new nod improved carrie4 Two Outside l'as,enger., on Springs, through Bath, Tauntn, Wellington, good t.seter, Half-pest Seven o'clock, S u ndays, Quarter begirt Six. BIETSH Royal Mail t assett, an a sew a:.d Improved Plan, carries Two Uvalde PtuseNers. On Springs, through Bridgewater and Wellington, every Evening at Half past Seven u*C.lock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. FITTER Royal Mall Cow h, on a new and improved P 1 w., carries Two Outside Passengers. no Springs, titr.ough Salisbury, I)sweltebter, Itrtilpori, and Iliinitou. ever,. l'Aentug at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Querterlreferie My. FALMOUTH Royal Mud Coach, a n-u and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Pamengess, mi Npriage, berough t)alhamptiin, Lisaneeston, mid Truro, every I.veniii,; at Half past Seven o'clock, &satins, Qu trt• r be:tire Sit. I.I•ERPOOL Royal Mail Coach, on is new and improved Plan, carries Two Oult.ide Passengers, no Itpriogs, tarough Coventry, Litchfield, Newcastk, and Warrolgtial, every Everting sit Half-past Seven o' Clock, Sua.ia)s, Quarter be fore Sit. &I.t/icttcerra Royal Mail Coach, an a new and hope sited PI on, carries r\\ Out,itle Spritip, through Northampton Leiroster, Loughborough, Derlos, Aptibottria, Leek, awl iliterlesfield, every Ereniag at Half past Seven o'Clock, outlays, Quarter bethrr Six. KIK Ili c n its . 117oyal Mail Goarh, on a new and imponved Plan, Virough Daustable, Stoney Stnitford, Davi-fury, Duo church, and Coventry, every Afternoon at Five o'Clock, Caa Lista; ltuyal Mail Coatis, isa a new and Improved Plan, carries Tao Outside Pawners, an Soins, thniag.• Mitarbeiter, t Preston, (larstattf, Lancaster, Bartoa, ketrlal. Shap, :sad Pcorith, every Lveithig at klaif-pact /teven o'Cloek, Sunda) s, Quarter before Sts. N ia w mit toy Newmarket Royal Ilail t;stach. on a new and improved Plan, ea' ries I* wit Diwl.l.- 1'4914.w -es, as Sprin A s, through Newmarket, Rory, twit Thetford, every gvneing at 11x11'-pa,t u'Clock, Saudays, Qaarter be fore Six. NORWICH (by Ipswich) Rovnl Mail Coach, on a new and improved Pim, 1., carry Two Oitisiitss, gm Sprines, itirough Chelmsford, Colcherier, Ipswich, mid Schole I. n. every I 'SCVeI.I &Clock, Su.klays, Quarter before Six. _ _ - - EIL Lis Mercury Coach, through BasiorOoke, Salithary, Illmelford, Dorchester, Uri (port, and llonocos, every llorn ing at Four o'Clo-k. Lt ennirooL Machine Coach, through Coventry, Birthing ham, Litchfield, Yucca-tle, Con i4 letoo linnisford, and War rington, every Aftermsou tit Sic o'(7locit. t nut r.sr en elegant Port Coact, called the D A N CE, 111 carry Four Insides only, teat els equally as hot as the Mail, through Northampton, Ilar!sorough, Leierestre, Loughboron4h, Derby, Ashhourn, Leek. nod 3lneclehfield, every Afternoon at ft Qu:trter before Three o'Clock. M .V4CII (Aran Coruonllis Coach, through Northampton, Ilarborongh, Leiceuter, Litughlowoagis, I)erhy, Ashbourn, and Burins,at Twelve o'Clock, at noon day. GLAt•cow,EurNIIIROUGII, and PoRTPATRICK Mathes. CARLISLE Pest Coach, Called the I)k:FIANCI through hlineht , ter, t :triev, Preston, ( arstattw, [mu:aster, Burton, heads', Siktis, and Feurith, every Aflerueoa, at a Quarles before Nitre o' (;10ck... Nulty:lca Machine Coach. thinagS'elfeliii l curd, Bury St. !Annual's, and Schott l,nt, eve'r' 'l%ebdas, 'I hats d.l%. and %Way Afternoons, at Four o'clock. • Ilia situ:atm 1141loott I 'u't C.:stash, through 1)=4,414, Stone) Stratford, I).tveutry, Donato-eh, audCutentr), ever) Eveniog at Five o' Clock. PLY MOUTH MetellTy Coach, ihrnset Bsetert Ntrikelat Babitell, Tunic*, Aludbury and Platoots, every hionnng at Four o'Clock. CARLISLE Cornwallis Coath.• through Mirpolmsier, Char les, Predisti, Garstang. Lancaster, Burton, Kendall, Sliap, and Penrith, every flEirniag. at Twelve lit lock. SOUTH A M PTO N Long Conch, through Basingstoke and Winches ter, every Morning, Soodays excepted, .it 4 o'clock. SALA:lava Y Coach, through Basiogstoke an! Andovci, avers 31 .rnisig at Foul - o'Clock. BATH and URIIITOL ROYAL Voluvcrcrat Post Coach; tryout' slarinorougti ' Caine, and Chippesitiam. every Ar terimon at a Quarter before Four &Cluck. This Coach it worked io a superior sale. YAaswtTH New PoACoach, through Cbeint-ford, Cali che-ter, Ipswich, IVoodorid A e, and loxford,alSix o'Clock, Sundas, I uesday, and 11eilaeAl.i 111011Migi. PORT aMOUTH New Light Coach, called the SELF-1)C -FC N 4. u, carries fails Four Insides, travels equally as fast as the Abell, throng;i Guilibtrd, Pe worth, Chicluster, Ein l ssottli, and Havant, to the taithe Lisa, Oyster-street, esers Tuesday. 'fhors.ht%, nod Saturday Mornings, at a Quarter before Five, calli at the tiraceelmirea-street. Parcels and Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhampton, Che,ter, (.utterwnrtis, Ilinchley. Athenian. Tam worth, stafford, Eccleshall, Brouglitou, Bridgestture, Strip ley, Napttsach, Vic:l-Cross, Chester, Brandua, Sloutitiord, Hillhorough, Sivalfham, Newtoo i Rounhans. Fakettbani, W alma/omo, t ltrltr. kam, Tewkshuss. Narcester. Wis . beaeli, Lynn, Ifotvii:tunt, St. Ives, (slmeester, Evesham, Cambridge, Nlartalield, Lewes. Cuektield, Ucklield, Framp ton, Morels, El,. Oxford, Ditekling. fitrood. (:reenfield- Chippioguorton, Ludluw.Cirencester. Portsmouth, Partsest, Canterbury. Eastbouni, Shrewsbury, Holyhead. Itesote, Bodnar . ), Pont; Chatham, 14nver, Tunbridge Wells, Shelties), Somershain, Ahrsci Drayton ' Margate, Newbury, ( 'aloe, Swais-ca, Carmar then, "tlellutiaia, Bridgewater, Penzaire, Stone, Bridge north, Petersfield, 11 nitehaven, New haven, Braintree, Hal stead, Northw ten, kiiddlewich, I/unstable, Whitelturch, Ea,t !Lollies., %Vetch Pool, Titehtield, !lull, Seaforth. Lincoln, Ka ate, 11ochester, Worthing. 'ford, Deal, Chichester, Hereford, Maidstone, Leeds, hot ttftehain; Sheffield, Falinoilth, Yarmouth, %Vick ham larlset, Lowestoft, Abingdon, Fruriogdoss. Newtown, Louth, Wadebridge, Ivy. Bridge, Kiddr•minster, Drams grove. Bewdli..v. Mather t, ‘looinouth, )Vitaes, Wermostk. Milford Ilavesi, Carditfe, t 'onto-laze, and War v.ick. fly W 11,1.1.111 WATEItiIDUSE and CO. • • The Proprietors of the above Mail Coaches Will Car riages beg leave to iotioriu the Public, that they will oast be &cement:dile for ally Parcel nr Package tt hates •r, nor far nay Iliusenor's Ing,;:me, above the Value of Five 1' ts, unless tar saute be entered and paid for seeordiu t ly ut Ike Time of the Delivery of any such Parcel, Package, or Pa— mir Luggage, to them on Cull" Agt ista. BY 1113 kIAJES 1r VICS 1{0.1,1. I.I..TTERS PA f;IS I. LEAK E'S (iI 7 ,NUINE su justly I. snout for their .upri ior efficacy in curing every degrce and symptom of the VENL.It KA I. DISE As E, the St !t V Y, sec. without confinement fir restraint of diet, in an expeditiotti, snfe, and secret manner. One tastelc.s Piil i* a dtw, its operation imperceptible, and r..quiring no particular attealion. lo kftcen days lbcernec - tlly cure those erne! INsarders t aud where they fail in that time of perfectly rr , t,tri:ls health, Ow Patient Inv the happy asorance that he or she es sit We e.t. of being SO restored, let the degree of nrili•nancy he e‘er soArest. It is an excellency peculiar flies; Pill*, to iiinke directly to the complainiug pail, nail enter into contest with the offending matter, which they Teeilily ludo* aml expel. They are declared hoc expeneocr to he a preserver of nealfh, at well as a restorer, by taking nutty eight singk Pills Spring and Fall in every . year. In short, the Patentee has this extraordin try obligation to them, that whatever he promised himself flom them, they were sure to Will and exceed, its tholigh impatient '4of humored and wri.versill fame. These ram are lIVKI worthy n place in the cabinetsuf Minster, mid Captains of shirt; the more so, far that they Will keep good Won Climates any lem.th of time, nod tont they have now honer the Imt of near .i‘ty ye r., with encreasing rredit to themselves, asd hotiour to t heir author, imossoch teal daring toe last eight year., they have radically cored dpwarda of Luny thousand protium; many of shunt had been discharged from hospitals, where salivation bad beer frequently repeated, and all other methods mad.- use of without elect. prepared aid d.rld br the .431, Proprietor, TIJOS. TAY -5.0K, Member of the Ito4al Cad e.-e of barrels is Lan due, at Ids House, Nil. 0, New liri•lgr-street I %here be OR give Advice, %afloat a free, to Persian taklug these Pills, mid a ill masa er PAtients* Letierz-, if post-pwid, muse terns, observing in all cases Use mon saell.llfe'serrre ey, aivpstirses some tir case Wilt bee* iletittluelds but a.• weir aquipartiealar request, by t Proprisbc, dariug the teeter al wi~rre tbas Si ye" that be haw had Vie eaileartia K as tratesive sae al Ow alms !WWI" awl the rawer ariwg Illantram LONDON t lirilartl .0461 Ihibilotsed 31 O. I.u.v L.LL, at Me STA I ESSIAIII Ut fl 4- 69 kicct-strcat. ••• " ' • • • WILLIAM MOUNTAIN', SARACEN'' HEAD 1.•\,„ SNOW-HILL, LONDON. Tae hest aceasnasodation for Travellers--tiood Reds, C't 0t..4 Liquors, and moderate charges. The follow Coachp, ail. Coaches, etc. vet out froth the Saracen Head Inn, S•:ow-hill. GLASGOW, DONIFRI IN, CARLISLE, WHITF.III YEN. pENittrif, 11110U:iii, APPLEBY, t TERICKE, and BC/ROUSH RRID‘;E, New I=o,t • Coaches, every Marniag, to cart ) fuer iubides. YORK and LEEDS New Post ('intehes, set net every j ag as aalf.isast tiye o'clock t arrive at '1 ork the nett d.,. at it% elve o cluck. The ECLIPSE New Elting Post-Conrh, carries Font Imides ally to to York, Sods•rbs:4l, Nessenstle, and El.inbargh, by way of Stantrord, Grantham, and p,„,. caner, every Ev..ning sari Maratag, to Mr. Sowerlo's, the . White-hone, (.:opper-gate, Uneammod Cheap l'rnvetiag to Liverpool, by the New Fly ing Past Coaches, to the Autil Inn, Vok-Vreet, JLitt.r. pool, (414.4-Leeds and Wakefield New Post Coact:, caned the Clothier, _ sets nit every Morals& at heves o'clock. be ilictis and CO. Leeds. mtaerib?rolhi it git :;u),l llanlnrdurt flew Royal ts evenink . Coaches from Bosun' !Awls, (lrinseisy l ,, awl Hull. .I.lv car ot, WarvinKtan, •Kout,ford. Skee t Audi Litch: C.w.ch, called the Eviw4lition, twerp ev en i ng; ma the o'clock.. to the Crowu tun, Ited•crou-strtetctit! t iih o l. (:carded throughout. • • - , halm Wed Batsyut. Flvittor Past:Coacitekilltrutiglt Chip. rentina, Collie, HMI Marlborough, every anemone; arrive at hlr. Nla)'s, the Greyhound inn, Ilnth, and lbw Lufid e „, thornarystree4 Britt* Ott vat mina, Omar' to Wells, lirifigetrater s Tatintru. kr. . . _ Lem* new light . Loa' eh, ironed the Rockingham, sets Ilia eery mar.ai:g nt eight o'clock. Carries flow iasedes only, and Rocs remarkably easy, with a gwrd throughout. PilAtio through S•nauford, Newark,. Ret, INsticaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden-lion. Leeds. next day at none, and return from thence every /dentist at eight o'clock. Not withstanding the uncommoa expedition of this Coach, it is al lotted to he the most !Ignorable and eomplete pablic tenvey awe ma the North Road, beieg unequalled ha accommodation by tiny uther. g oil t_, Lanalger, Preston, Kirby, Leendale. Bolton, Ormskirk, and Gar-tang Post Coaches, every aftes nuon, :it tour o'clock. (hoarded. _ GLAaGO*, Longterm A/rents Green, Arran, Dumfries. Thornhill, Stinquhar kiln. Cumnock. Kingswe and all pan, of Scotland, Caaaperdown (:.sorb, Daily. LOOT 11, Spit Shy, 1104.111 Hull, Grimsby, Spaldin Petes bone, St mut, awl Itittinagi , on Coach. sets of every afternoon. y reit csi- Ea, Stockport, Macclesfield, Wilmslow, KlNuty Newcastk, and Wolverhamploa Post Coach every :trim-mm.. Guarded. (Ant.ISLC, Penn'''. and Whitehtiven. Post Coach. vie, with four horses nod a guard idl the wry. Passes th ouzli Waugh, Appleby, Gretabridge, Richmond, Cattenck, lionsughbri.lge, Wet herby, Aberford, I)snicaster, aa I (frau ds:am (the nearest way by eighteeu Miles). Sl IA oat every Morning. and performs the journey with toe greatest facility. Pamengen detained on the road by tiuNitiets, or piss oar, have tbr peculiar Advantage of their Seals being secured iu the next Coach (with six Conchtnen). Bat tmesloarn,•Waisall, Wolverhampton, Kiddennhukr, Stourbridec, tuid Godley Conch. every evesaing. Re xirsimati 0, Stockton. and I arm new Couch every morning. to the George Ina, Sunderland. o a it,Newcastle, rind Edinburgh mew Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets nut every montitsg at wrest t clock . I.y nay of N ea-ark, Relford, Truk:titer, Ihrlington, orthallerton, Durittim. Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers fludinlitheutstives fatigued from the lemoli of the jottrnei , may rest trim, time they pleare, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Wiltiarn Clark, Black Swan, Coney-Street, .Icoak, mu Coaches to Sunderland, flail, Scarborough, Whitby; dud miter plains. • EX LT IA; 1. 1 14111U1151., Dar/mentls, Weymouth, Dorchester, and Salt' miry Balloon Coaches, rvery at four o'clock, with a Guard, through Bentham, Axminster, ftriiport, Rlaudford, Baslngstake, and Bagshot. 11 root FORD, Ware, liodderdou, and Llteshunt Calseb, evzry monsiug. • Snit an gnu nr, Wellington, and Shifnall Post Coach, the Royhl Char:fine,' every nftenvion, at eve o'clock. (bearded. Stitt rtr.to and Rotherham Past Coach, called the Rock.. irgham, evory morning. • lilliallToll Post-Coach, through Ryegate and Cuekield, cv2s y Morning at a Quarter before Seven o'Clock. lisaw..shiaAtl Mcrettry Post Coach. with it tisant, sets out every e.fiermasu, and reaches Ilinuirmlutin next day at noon. I , ,etes by Oxford, Easton, and Shipstone, to the Sa rucei.'y-I lead, Bull-street. Birmingham. 111 icordsrtut.n, U rtividge, l) wham, and Retain sew Post Coach, evei afternoon, by Riehard Watts, and Co. But. 1., Narita - ave. Bowden, Thome, aryl Doncaster Popt Coach, every morning at KIICU o'clock, to the Bull and Sun hal, M)'ron-gate Hull. y uson Co:IA, every Afternoon al One ti Chock. Toyt iYlt.tn and Ettoutottin Coact, daily, at half plot ten, lush' past t Ivo, half pa,t four, and hnlf pest seven o'clock. W 4 k (*.rigid), Pomfret, trw Past timeh,called the Merry Wakefield, to the Stnitswd Anos, Wakefield. N.B. Hear) Weightsnf Luegage, (lands, hr. conveyed by tlw under-menninied Waggons: Tn Hiss, Berries, Bougay, Bury, and nil parts of Sol - every kdandny. X Ply !Routh, and Fidtriouth Fly Waggims, daily, carrying gum's and passengers, us usual, to all parts of Ibe West of Lugland. SOUTH A /II tolunt, Winchnter, Alresfard, and Alton Coach. every lit , trig*. . tiroUrir s urrov, Winchester, Ramsey Lyndhurst, Lyon- Otristchurco, Rincwood, Fordiaibridge, Whnhurn, Noir, Isle of Wight, Jerwy, and Boermey Waggons daily. Su m Its', Ilinaptost, and Twickenham, t win 4-week. Ms R LUO MORO 111, Nen Wry, nod It every fuel at. LI inns sync, I ver- Acton, Southall, es, wad 11 ltrude.l Cart, twice a-u eck.. Cinas csst ea. Abingdon, nad Henley. three times a-week. AS \t. NP.II )1•I'A IN mil Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will out be neetiontahle foe ..ny Parcel or Laa-ao, &c. of more than Fire Pounds value, lost, or darnsged, tulles+ entered at such, an t istri.i ti.r oceor /- in:oy at toe Saracen's !lend Inn. gn.nv -1401. lervt.... • RENOV4kIIiD ULALl'il. IT has hileu too flejuently the subject of just and eeneral reprobation, that tams, dosiiiine of the ele ments elf tlw inedital art, have offered Simonlves us cond.- date. for public pat:tamer ia fut. profession of physic, For the parpatte of flgiug Justice in the midi of nor Phones and espy. truce, at.d to prevent us from being slanted amain than empitics, whose impudent pretemions bare. eatfortaaately hr bee.. ton favourably received, we beig leave tit submit. to the liberal mid enlightened. a faitlifli! statement of our pariah.; and acquirements. After leaving received a re.rular medical education, as the pupil, of Nletars. an I Histard. %hose leottres and prartires we carelhlly at fettled. a. Professors `and Surgeons of the London Illospital, we entered ourselves as stufents is that justly-celebratel schcol fur raediral acquire:meals, the Royal College of Edin hur,:h. and were la.trut led in the eillinent bra:lckes of An:tunny, Surgery, the theory :owl practice of Che mhory, klicluttery, Botany, etc. tc. (tr. by tho.e eminent Drs Munn,. territory. Black. Hamilton and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed pre sumptuous in wising, that war proticiency and acquirement, • arc not ineuseiderable. Having. for a long !tries of years, made certe.iii romplaims, and the varioes di.eaces of I/F.- 13 I I.IT Y, the particular object of our studies and practice. it will, we hope. he Ahmed, that we have acquired superior ktv.alrol~n •.I their treatment mud cure. In slight and recent c..ses of infection, a iwrfert te e.-ta!tlishawnt is rompkted in Iles short period of two cta‘s g flied is. Ilgove of the utmost et vrterat y, where ether igglictitlisiget4 have failed of Illtcrs. proper persecerte our plan of treAttnelit nio oires ; anthe patte.it a safe :nut radical cure. A mid.t the melancholy variety of dishnlers which are the elfert. of a !mint loit4 and intro unhappily punted by the youth of both wyee, there hte.notte more alarming or more tliwreseiti‘ ahem those debt i..aties nud debilities which fie queotly pr.!cran nr embitter the tntlnluwoial -tale. To such persons it laud he a consoline retie-float 1.. know, that they may sow, Iva t,cw and g,gi,lighge gig.ggir sof treatment, be re 4lsoit'll to that •41,..:11eSt•itt Ingemta stroMtg, 11011th. Iy, awl constitution. In all cases of debility, fliers yr hatever rouse arising, a• it ell as 111 every species at a err- Lan infernal). we may he roam:lied by patients of either sev, wills 11r treated I , eriery owl hmiour. flours of con .uttatlmi at limn., from tcu t... three, and from siv in the even tug till ten at night.• 'lli country are reque , ted to -tate the portico -1:11 rich rose, MCC, and g.tler.il habit Or living, &c. &c. inclsioe, a reminisce for iiilvice and medicines, whets the 4nme it ill tw gives. or scot to tiny part of the kingdom. Ti. &bore tliJt secrecy so maristittl to our uoJerliking, the post .ige, of letters may he added to the wpm.* for medielors. t.ti Ital.'s: and (iO. nungenis. No. to). Ilastomenvt-