The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-08 00:00:00

LAW IhT6.LLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, blonde!, August 7. 111-PARTS WATSON. Mr. Cur.t.en said, that this was a Petition from Wm. Waison, a bankrupt, praying that his bank. rupte) might be superseded, on the ground of Ms bcinh in infant, and not 21 years of age; when flits C ..unassion was taken out. In support of this ati..gation, the Learned Counsel produced an affidavit of the Bankrupt's father and mother, stating that he was burn in the parish of Rea. them, in Kent, in the year 1788, but adding that the register of his baptism could not be produced, because he was baptized at a chapel of case in the said parish, where the register of baptisms had not been regularly kept. According to this state. tent, Watson was made a Bankrupt in 1809. only four or five days before be reached the age or twenty-one. Sir S. itustiLLy contended, that there was no sufficient evidence of the Bankrupt's minority. In fact, the Bankrupt had been two years in be. siness prior to the being taken out, and of his first examination he had given himself out to be no more than twenty-two years of age. It so happened, however, that the Commissioners were not satisfied with his answers as to the state of his affairs, and he had not appeared when seat. mooed to attend a further examination, so that he was now actually liable to the consequences of that non-attendance. The LuRD CHASCXLLOIL said, he would not supersede the bankruptcy, unless the Creditors assented to it. The Bankrupt had been two years In business, and this was prima facie evident* of his being liable to the bankrupt laws. If Wat. eon chose, he might try the matter at issue in a Court of " Law, by pleading his minority in the same way as in a Court of Law a 'woman, in an swer to a debt, was obliged to sheer that she was a /estate coulter*. POLICE. UNION HALL, Avavn 7. NIG %II Te...TItIZ SING N. lILUIABSTIIIt JAWS/. The Prisoner stool charged upon the infornsa. ton of D. James; with having intermarried with him, her former husband, W. Fatty, being living. THE auto V. WILIAM( TACIT. This Defendant also stood charged with having married Elisabeth Budd, his former wife, the above.named Elisabeth James, otherwise Elisabeth Facey, being living. This compound ease of Bigamy came before the Magistrates on a former day, under the following circumstances: — Elizabeth James was bruught up, accused with baring married with D. James; on which occasion, Wm. Facey was summoned to appear and give evidence against her, as being her first husband. When lo 1 he no sooner presented himself, than be was himself charged with having married with Elisabeth Budd, the said Elisabeth Janies, other. wise Facey, being alive. The Magistrates, on that occasion, adjourned Hie hearing of both cases till this day. Abd now Mr., BARRY attended on behalf of Wm. Facey, and was heard at some length against the nature of the evidence adduced in support of the charge against his Client, which, he contended, did not amount to legal proof. Upon this point the Magistrate who'presiled thought, with the Counsel, that testimony suffici ently legal did not appear to warrant his colt. mittal for trial, but he appointed another day fur re.esatninatiou.—The Defendant, Win. Facey, was a military man, and as a soldier ,and o ffi cer bore a gallant character for upwards of 30 years of steady and arduous duty. Several officers, and personages of exalted rank, were in attendance, if necessary, to give him that character which big services merited. He was ordered to be brought up again on Wednesday neat, when all the parties, parish officers and others, concerned in the ptose. eutiun, will attend. The second marriage was stated to liaVe been ielebrated as far back as the year 1795, the Ladies consequently are not of that tender Age which so mach enhances this Offence. The Marquis of Salisbury arrived at Hull list week to take the command of his Regiment, the Hertford Militia, stationed in that town. Yesterday morning a duel was intended to have been fought in Tuthill-fields, between Mr. H. and Mr. C. two respectable tradesmen in Westminster; but it was prevented by the appearance of the Police. The parties retired to the residence of one of the seconds, at Milbank, where a recon ciliation was effected. An ti duct unite accident happened last Monday, at the Gunpowder Mills, lately erected in Casa we, Wood, near Penryn. One of the carpenters was directed to make a small alteration in the ma. chine that works the sieves, and the man who had the care of the huu,e was preparing to remove all the powder under process, but was prevailed on to let it remain, upon an assurance from the car. Penler that he should only use a wooden'ttnallet. Soon after, h , ,wever, the neighbourhood was alarmed by an explosion, and the manager of the works approaching the spot, found the carpenter a Id the other wlrkman„ with two women, blown strata twenty ) a ds frOin the ruin, and dreadfully wounded. The man and one woman survived only a few hours ; the other woman languished till next morning. Another taan and girl, who were at work in an adjoisiug house, escaped un hurt, although they were only a few yams from the place where the explosion happened. The other buildings and mills, being all seated in a valley, about fifty yards from each other, with a mound of earth between each, received no da mage, the force of the es i.losion necessarily venting itself upwards. Whether the accident was occa sioned by the unfortunate carpenter using his axe, which was found afterwards in a geld of oats at a small distance, or by a tobacco-pipe concealed in his pocket, cannot be ascertained ; but from his confession before he died, it is supposed from the latter. THICttrA:I 4 V944Ati. ' L FAIR, .ifiLk 46. After dinner, teird Sheffield, wha prtisided, made a very elaborate: speech. His Lordship did not fail to avail himself of the flatteriog represen. tations made of the Ortirperoals state of our Wool len Man•facture,in order to, show that the price of *OOl ought to advance. He admitted that the price of Spanish Wool last winter must not be in. %isted upon, because that price was the effect of monopoly ; the diminished importation of Spanish wool he conceived ought, however, to operate in favour of the English grower, and stated, that the quantity imported from Spain last year was only 1,981,7501 b. and from all parts, 2,353,725 lb. though the average of the seven years preceding was 7,6840947 lb. leaving a deficiency of 5,330,82'21b. to be made up by fine English wool ; and it fur ther appeared, from the Custom House books, that the importation from Spain, Portugal, and Saxony, was much less this year than the last. [if this statement, made by Lord Sheffield, be correct, as it is generally allowed to be, what a gloomy prospect docs it open to the manufactures of this country !] His Lordship proceeded to state the prices that had been obtained for English wools at the considerable Wool Fairs, in the different parts of England ; they were as follow 5..- a. d. At Hereford, Ryeand wool sold at per pound 4 to Del intere Forest wool, at 4 At Theron'. for the Down breed In Solnlk that price hail been refined. At Colchester .sty we lot was sold, sad that at 2 6 The growers will not take lac than 2 10) Some: Common Weald wool, at from Sd. to 2 6 Spanish wool, of the bet quality, 'assail lately at .. 13 0 But the ilanufacturers can row bey a good meek at from eight chilling to . was.. 3 0 liferior, at 2 6 • LEWES His Lordship concluded by saying, that the coat he wore was made of British wool, and quoted the authority of his tailor to prove that it was worth M. per yard. Allowing this to be the case, he - said— The Manafartere of cloth, even at the present prices, *assented to per yard 6 The wool at three shilliog- per pound DOI', If drels.eohner, at :Ad. per pound A yard of drab cloth l4 ti If lo a dark Mar • at to• per pooled 2 9 diaftofaclaring awd wool A yard of blue cloth lb iji --- Leaving at 735. or even 21$. per yard, a very sudicient profit to the ILsoufactarer, )raper, he. Hounslow Wuol Fair was held, according to annual ensteat,• on Tuesday last, the first day of this month, and was better attended than last year, both by buyers and by graziers. The quantity of Wool brought to the town for sale was ♦ery considerable, and the whole of it was sold at the Golfo►► ing prices :--Dorset and Wilts, 21. ss. per tod of 281 b.; South Down and Wilts Cro.s, 21. 101. to 21. 12s. Gil.; South Down, 31. Bs. to 31. 15s.—Mr. P.eisingham's South Down Fleeces were of an excellent quality, not easy to be surpassed on the South Down itself. The com pany that sat down to dinner, at the George, were highly respectable, Sir Joseph Banks in the Chair. The very severe tempest of Wednesday se'n. night proved fatal to the cattle in the county of Norfolk. At Bradenham and Shipdham; a bol. lock and two cows were killed ; and at Shenks Mill, a cow, the property of Mr. Clophin, in the wildness of anxiety fur the safety of her calf, hich had strayed some distance, rushed into the millstream, sad was followed by 19 bullocks. The rain falling in torrents, the banks were soon overflown so considerably, that all efforts to res. cue them Item their situation became fruitless, and the whole were drowned. At Boston, in Lincolnshire, three houses were struck with fire-balls, and . much damaged ; and at Kirton a mare and foal were killed. In Cum bridgeshins a barn, the property of Mr. Taylor, of Hilton, was set on fire, and entirely consumed, with a considerable quantity of wool, and two carts laden with hay, besides injuring the adjoin. iug premises. On Thursday se'nnight, there was a tremendous storm of thunder and lightning in the neighbour. hood of Leeds. At Garforth, and its vicinity. Many marks of its effects are ♦isible. Mr. Por. ter's house was slightly struck, and Mr, Collett's, opposite, in such a manner, that had its inhabi tants been in their common sitting-room, they must inevitably have suffered. Two cows and five lambs were struck dead. Several persons, in different situations, experienced the effects of the storm, but happily without sustaining any mate. rial injury. A Gentleman of Ipswich has ascertained, that when germinating seeds are first placed in oxygen gas, a considerable absorption takes place, the quantity being regulated by the state of the seeds and the temperature of the atmosphere. In one experiment, the absorption in eleven hours was nearly one-third of the quantity employed. On Wedoesday ne'nnight a pedestrian wager was decided, on a measured half-mile of the road be tween Billingborough and Puinton, by Mr. Halley THORNTON, of the former place, going four miles and a half in 29 minutes and 28 seconds. Bets were in his favour. Mr. THORNTON won easily, and backs himself to go on foot ten miles within an hour. A man of the name of Donne, while navigating a barge in the Humber, fell overboard ; and though great efforts were made to save him, they proved ineffectual, as after his immersion he did nut rise to the surface. Next day, at low wa ter, the body was found off Skefling, but ex. treinely disfigured. The crabs had eaten the flesh from the face, which was left entirely a skeleton, as well as the hands, and other parts not rendered impenetrable by the clothes he wore. One had even penetrated the cavity of the skull, in which situation it was taken; while another was found lodged in the thorax. Ity the bombardment of Presburgh, the Great and Little Chapter-streets, the Square of the Ca thedral, the Provust-house, the Guildhall,' the Old Mint, and several entire streets, were reduced to ruins. The Cathedral escaped. IRELAND. In Tile STATESMAN of Saturday we mentioned that the subject of the Distillation from St=ar had excited considerable discontent in the Agri., cultural Interest of the sister kingdom. The Freeholders of the County of Roscommon, have lately come to the folios Re%olutions : 1. That the excessive immoderate me of Spirituous Liqoors is highly detrimental to the health and morals of the lower ciao of the community. t That the prevalence of the system of unlicensed Distil lation is the chief muse of the foregoing evil. 3. That the mode adapted by the Legi-i Mare by the seve ral Acts of the lit • i 47th, Fah, and 49th of the King. for suppressing uldiceuced Mitilleries, by imposing fines on the parishes and town lad,, rave proved inadequate and op pressive. 4. That the want of a home market for the coomasption of Grain, seems to us to be the chief cause of the prevalence of private and uttlieeared 5. That tne encouragement of the public Breweries and Distilleries would he highly beneficial to the Agricultural In terest of the country, and powerfully operate in suepressiali uniicemed Distillation, by taking away ete touptati.m to that evil. S. That the superior advantages given by the present laws to Stills of 1500 gallons, amounting to a premium of nearly one ,billing per gallon, mu-t. in mer opinion, present the es tablishment of small Ditttilleties of 'ligation. through oar pro vince, and thereby cocain - axe unlicenced 7. That the encouragement given by The law to small Dis tilleries in Scotland, appears to us to have been beneficial to Agriculture, and to have aneprooed the morals of the costa try, by removing the temptation to unlicenced With respect to the impro-oement of the morals of the country, by the encouragement of the dis tillation of spirits, under any form or circum. stances whatever, we must beg leave to differ from the Freeholder; of the county of Roscommou. The following observations on the subject of Distillation from Sugar are copied from tie Dub- lin Evening' Pose This subject cannot too often be diseamed, or too vehe mently im_presscd, as involiing the interest of the An atcv S TORK of irelond. We are repeatedly Informed of the neces sity of extending oar Inland Navigation—of the improvement of oar roads, &c. dtc. and in the prosecution of these works, we most willingly concur; but its swim time must elapse. before constructions of such magnitude ram be ?radically completed, isi the tittering. instead of waiting until the :arm can be removed to the market, let as endeavour to bring the market to the cora. As we before observed, even admitting mobs and roads to be eminently advanced, yet still the local mod natural impediments of this country will de mand in many places a vent fee the produce al the dour of tie farmer. Against this desideratum, the present system is decidedly hostile. From causes at once too ou inertias to relate, and too obvious to escape observation, Distilleries no a LAMM SCALP. will geuerally be in the maritime towns,, or in situations area of vers productive in c •rn ; consequently the interior and mountamons dis tricts, where the fostering hand or protection is mos/ ne cessary, nill often be deficient in the convenience of a home market, which 4.l.nee ran en:amulets and forward their improvement. Parrere sabjectos et &tellers superbus, has beeu a maxim hitherto recognised b) politicians; but iu the regulation , now ronsidered„ we behold this wholesoase prin ciple directly reversed by our sapient Legislators. Tice vul gar adage of " greasing the fat pig;' is here exemplified to our astooishoi experience; and what was as rt regarded as merely a trite maxim, is moss divided with the gown of Im perial Legislatimg—rhe moo who is rich, is rewarded by this act for the extent of his possessions ; while poverty is con sidered as a crime by the virtual operation of this unequal regulation, if the tend "regulation" can be appropriately applied to a s)stem that shocks all received ideas oa the abject. Perhaps we possesy the use of too muck intellect, or are gifted with too little of that quality: but to as it ap pears an inexplicable (maven. why the proprietors of tarp stills should receive an adpol bato while the establisher of small ones should be comparati Wly abandoned. Possibly oar Law-maker , proceeded ono the plan recombined toy the Scriptures: Tu his who has math, mooch more shall be given; while from him who possesses little. eve:, some of Dint fiats shall he take* away . ' If this solution is not tails beery, we codes savortves unable to unravel the so ystery. A vessel arrived in :the giver on Saturday has brought the following communication : " AIMISRDAM, JeLe Off. The French Ambassador anal it known yesterday by an official comatunicati that no Albertans Chisels wnidd he admitted hbo France after the first dog of 4ugesoi tart, unless furnished with original pass ports taken 0 them in Mo United Status: Passports True American Agents In Europe (Ministers or Comb) would not nag, sad the originni passports from the United hates were to he myriad by the American Agents abroad, and afterwards logldised by the French Authorities, in the places through which they might pass." _ _ _ The Berlin Gazelle is prohibited at Cassel, be cause it impartially publishes both the French and Austrian official accounts. The penalty for reading, having, lending, or procuring the same, is hard labour in irons for fide years. Louis Bow A PART E, King of Holland, was lately seized with a paralytic affection, which for some time deprived him of the use of his right hand and arm ; he is, however, much recovered. Lieutenant PHILIP lION FA' WOoD PARSONS, of the West Kent Regiment of Militia, has latelv been tried by a General Court-Nlartial, at New castle-upim-Tyne, " For ussufficer-like conduct, and, to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, in having carried a message frem En sign Tuns, as %V s NSLOW, of the same regiment, to Liest.-Col. So.twr, Isis commanding officer, pur. porting to be a challenge to fight a duel ;" for vs hich the Court having found him Guilty of the charge exhibited against him, sentenced him to be cashiered; which scntcuce his Al A.l ESTY has bed* pleased to confirm. In the last two years, three of 20,0001. two of 10,0001. three of 50001. one of 40001. one of 20001. three of 10001. six of 5001. &v. litre boo shared among the friends of Hoaxsay and Co, who so kindly honoured them with their coin.' mends ; besides One Million Sterling in former ' Lotteries. Hottxsay and Co. solicit the favours of the Public in the present Lottery, which be gins Drawing on the 20th of October, and finishes on the same Day. Only 5000 Numbers, which may be had at the Old-established State Lottery Offices, '26, Curnbill, and St. Margaret's Hil!, Borough. TIIREATENFD Ivvasirol.—At no period of our history, has the efficient strength dear brave sol diers and sailors becoule of more importance than at this eventful crisis. The wars of Venus, as well as Mars, have not unfrequently obstructed their exertions on the ocean, and in the 46 seated ' field." —it may, therefore, be deemed a national good, that a ItSSIEDT is now discovered, which is an obsolete prerentire of Venereal Infection, and ii likely, in time, to exterminate It from the face of the earth.—The ARlCAnust, or MCDICATIED 1 Son', according to the opinion of the most re spectable of the Faculty, will be found a per fect sartouAno in every climate, and is sold, with full directions, in boxes, at 4s. each, (wholesale and retail), at the Medicine Office, No. 8, Bed .ford.court, Covent-garden. Any Gentleman re siding in the country, inclosing in a letter a one pound note, may have five boxes conveyed in a small package (by coach or otherwise) to ani part of the United Kingdom. BY lily alAi tiSt'T S KOI L I.e. I' taA fiil I. Lit AKGNULN h: PI 1.1. i, so josdy fi nis for Eteir epperior etticary to curing every and symptodsot lite V Lit EA 'OISE A `4., St e r i g VY. kc. a Menet cordnement or restraint of diet, in an edy. espeditinis, safe, and secret manner. Our mall isisteleps Pill is a dos:', it% operation imperceptible, and r.-quiriag ao particular attention. In fifteen da s they generally cure those creel Di•orders; and 'acre they fail tu that time of perfectly restoring iiealth. the Patient ha- the happy &mauler that be or Ow is at the eve of brie; so restores', kt the' degree of malignancy be ever sogrea:. It k :tit excellency peculiar to these fill , , to make directly toe!? complainiur, par:, and eater iota contest with the oD.iiding matter. w hicsi they. 'speedily dis iort4e assd expeL 'I hey are declared hi experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a re,turrr, by taking nide eezht •iitAle tipriiig and Fill in eiel-v year. In the Patentee has this extraordinary ohligitiou to th-m. that whatever he promised him:elf foots them, they were sore to falbl and exceed, as thong!' Impatient of Minion:l and unlveisal fame. These Pill" are most worthy a pluce in the cabinets of Mailers and CapVtininf shipsi the more %I. for that they will keep gond in all Clinustrynny length of time. and tnat they has. 114,%1 unripe the test of near slaty yearn. with encrenilig credit to themselves, it , tl honour to their -auditor, insomuch that during tie last night year.. they have radically cored upwards of torts thousand persons. mans of whom ha 4 been ilkelmrged front Nnrpitals , wherendimiitian had been frequently repeated, and all other methods made ustoof without elect. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, TII(13. TAY LOR. Member of the Royal l'ollete Stirgeons is Lite don, at hi. Daum., No. ti, New llehlge-street ; where he vlll give Advice., nithilin a Fee, to Persons taking these Pills, and it ill answer Patients Lifter,. if rist-paid„ on the mow tents, 'decrying in all cape.' the usn.t amiralahle /erre ca. an patient's Mlle ur :Le haiiae burn mentioned. brit :N their own particular requeld, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than !Id wear., that he hos had the contioctisi sr an cursive sole Of the above hiediessie, and the prattke octane. therefnwi. LON DO : Punted witt litattiv.acti by I). Loy XL 1., at UN *TA/ISOM 0 V 14; S 9 87, rittliliftelli and him Guilty of I •.• Tile Proprietors of the above Mail Coaches and Car- a, sentenced him to ar r t i ou es n be tatic le fe t r e no to y in P fo u n p rcel di o e il l ac h" it c. il it" w ( t ha heY t ; . Ir wil , i for hie M A.l ESTY has any Poonenger's 11) ice , above the Sifs e luei.if iS t e Feuds, !totem tie same be catered and paid for aectwdingly at the rime of the thaisoiy of any such Parcel, Parkir, as- Pop of 20 0001. t wo of i senor'. Lognage, to them or their Amis. of 40001. one of . -- . _ . . eh Ma al.ki tiSt'i S ICOI .1 L Lv.i• lead NA 1'1 , 4 I' "I• &c. have be" 1 1 _itA K K'S G liN UIN h: PI Liai, so judyfa: HORNSBY anti Co .' AA laws for Eteirepperior efficacy to curing every degree 0 with their Corti. aud symptnelot The V 1;,1 4 1 ER EA L 'DISE A %I:, the SCUR- Sterlin in f ormer a illsia secret tcordnemetn manner. or restraint redid, in an easy. g , : a t' "t• safe , ioe,,us', it% operation imperceptible, scat r. -qu ltall "tak" irvig aro Lottery, which be. Pliticularattent". sere""sfll7"e'llentlY care those creel oi-orders; of October, - and the y at to that time of perfectly restoring ~e•kh. 3 2n u ti li f i t sly 5000 Numbers, the Patiettt ha. the happy &coroner that be or Ihr. is at the Id-established State eve of heir.; so restores', kt the degree of mali g nancy be ever sogrea:. It kan excellency peculiar to these Pill-. to , and St. Margaret's make directly to the complainiug p:tr:, and eater iota contest with the olr nding matter. w hicsi they . speedily die lodge sad expel. 'I hey are declared I)* experience to be a. At no period of our preserver of health, as well as a re-tOrrr, by taking may t i, ° f e a r b rave ee l_ eight.-MAI!. P il ls ipriug and Fill in evel-v year. la .hori, wh e a rat e et r itoe prrn thz c ‘A b r rin ,, ,, r,,, ,, ,.....,m t i c ii... 0bt i v toli-enire. sere I more importance Ise ri l e wars of Venus, tofalbi and exceed, as thong!' inpatient of intantrui and • re ts cato b s t ruc t ed ty ea tan t l et isa ie, lfaine. These Pills are most worthy a pluee in the q f Hasten and CapVtinsrif shipsi the more so. for and in the 46 tented that they will keep gond in all Climates nov length of wise. m deemed a national and twit they have nail bitrae the test of near sixty years. •, with encrenslng credit to themselves, n•tt homer to their li g eD v e re ds which is - utlior, issomack that daring tee last oiaist sear. they have Venereal Infection, rAtlically mired upwards of torts thousand persons ' many in „minute It from t h e whom halbeen dkcharged fruit, Ho-pitals. where :satisritivn had been •equently repeated, nod all other methods usage Ruin, or M set cATIED ~,e i o r „ i t h,„,. a r i l. ion of the most re. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THO 3. TAT- II be found a per. LOR. Member of the Itoyal ('ollme of Stigmas to Lae- don, at lik House, No. '.-I, New lirialge---treet • %there he tte, and is sold, with w il l give Advice, aithoot a Fee, to Penning street; these 4s. each. (wholesale Pills, and it ill arse et Patients' I.:lterv. if rst-paid. me the )ffiCe No. 8, Bed. ii maw terms, "oerving in all closest* uss-t titsiolahle 'erre- , . au patients Mlle ur case haiine been mentintied. taut 31 Any Gentleman re. :eir own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the ing in a letter a one course of more than !In•vestry that he tuft had the etintioctivii is.Lanw ie. ette r7 sk t ve . sioe lof the nisi'? hiediessie, and the praccrc boxes conveyed in a berstise) to anj' part LONDON : Punted anti l'utilk,wd by D. Loy sm., at UN VTATIS INA II 07 V 14; S 9 87, rittlilifetir -.., „'~- ORIGINS CASEY 01174C1E. SWAN Wlfll TWO fel KM; INN, LAD-LANE, LO %DON. The following Royal M all Catches, and gabs. Catelagri, set nut front Eve abnve tie, via. 13RISTOL Royal Ma.l Guth, fati a new and i l ire u med Plan, tarries Iwo Maids Pameagers, um rags, toromb M.elb,ryr.b.Chippeuttam,aad Bat a.every rod*, M Half-pas Sena ifflott. sada" Ounce be: fore Sic BATH Royal Mail Coach. ea a mai isadiapeoved Plait, tarries Two °aside Paseagers, so Spelowe larimgh Marl borh and I)evite.. cv .rs Eveuing at Half-pat Sevei Qoarter before Si g. PLY moura Royal Mail Coach, no a new and laproved Plea, carries Two Outsido Passenger.. so lipriegs. through Bath, Taunton, Welliacton, an Liteter. every Esoteric at Half-past Serra &Clock, Sundaes, Qoarter before Six. Eiarea Royal Mail Coach, Uri a Mew a d ineontved Plan, carries Two Outside Pameagetis. ml _Satrap, tereigh Bridgewater and Wellingtoo, terry heeds% at 11.41 f-part Seven o'Clock, Soodays, Quarter before Silt. %LT Ea Royal Mail Coach, on a slew sad lolgeoweg Pia-, came, Two Outside Passengers, too Spriggs. Salisitury , Ocretieder, Blidport.and Himitos every Evening at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sir. IA LlNtileTll 110)01 Mail Conch, on a new and improved Pints, carries Two Outside Passengsa t on Saris., through ilainsampton i Launceston. and Trans. every Entity a t Half pad Seven o' Clock, Sundays, Quarter beStre !Its. Ltrunrooz. Royal Mail Coach, au a ties and impraved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, at Spfiugs, taring\ Coventry, Litchfield, lieweaole, and Warreitgiou. every Evening at Half-past Sart o'Clork, Sundays, Omuta be fore a 4 A gin vs? zu Royal Mail Coach, on anew and impswed Plan. carries Two Outside Passengers, no Sonar, thruegh Northampton, Leicester, Loughbortaigh, Derby. Ashbeitira, Leek, mod Mwelestleld, every Evettnig at Half past Sens o'Clock. oadays.Qoart:o . before Six. Ilt n a loon A se Royal Mail Coach, no a new and improved Plan. through INostable, Stoaew Stratfoid, Dayeatry, Das church. and taveutry. every A ft ernoon at Five o'Clitck. Ca list sty Royal Mail Coach, on a new Rod improved Plan, curries Tao Outside Passengers , on Springs, thrniqti, Maoraster. Cborley,fr'restoo, G irstaug, Lancaster, lianas. Kendal, `hap. and Peutith, every Lyeaing at Hali ; put Seven o'Clock Soodays, Quarter before Sig. Noe mica (by Newmarket t Royal M ail Coach. a anew sad improved Plan, carnet Ts a Outside Pato-tigers. on Springs, through News/why,. P, try, and Thetford, every Lvov% at Half-past S -weu o'Cluek, Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. Nuevricit (by Irmicit) Royal Mall Coach, on a new and improved Plan, to carry Two °abides, on Springs, through Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, and Selmle every Evening at Half-past Seven u'Cluck, Sundays, Quarter before nix. ExETLIt Mercury Couch, through Hatatok^. Salisbury. Illandforil, Dorchester, Bridpurt, and H tun. every Morn ing at Four o'Clork. Li v 'aeons Macitine Coach, thrArgh Cavalry, Wrming. halo, Litchheld, Newcastle, Cisneros's, Kaauford, and War rington, every Afternoon at Silt o'Clock. alsacousrell elegant Post Coach, called the DEFI ANCE, to carry noir lisieles only, travels equally as fast as the Mail, through Northumbria'', Harborough, Leicester. Loughborough, Derby. Ashboom, Leek. and al.ccledield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before Three u'Clack. Ma acucstra Cornwallis Coach, through isiorthairqstoa. Harbewough, Leirest r. Laughborough, Derby, Ashburn+. and Basta's, at Twelve o'Clock, at noon day. G LA IGOO,IiOINISOROUGH. and Po IttPATIIICIL CORIVIIHL (:Alt mix Post Coach, caded the DEFI ANC, , throtigh Manchester, Charley, Prestio, Gantang, Lancaster, Marton. Kendal, S hag., said Pesci*. every Afternoon, at a fattener before Three o'Clock. NORWICH olachlue Cutab, thrtfugh Chelmsford. %Mares Bury St. Fdasunts, Mod Schole Inn, every Tuesday, Thar,- day, and Sande) Afterooots, at Four o'Clock. li t galsoosst Balloon Po- • ( • .I:teb, theisagh Dunstable. Stoney Stratford, D ,ventry, I) Ike arch, and Coventry, every Evealitgat Five o'Ciock. PLY insets Metory Come , aroagh Eleter, Newton. Bushell, Tomas. M oasury ono .1, matte°, every Morning at Four o'Clock. CattList.e Cannefilla Coati, Weigh ilaitchester, Char. Ley. Preston, Gardasg; Nswasar, Bones, Kendall, ti hap. and Penrith, every difontiW at Twelve u't lock. Wl:taxon Coach. every Afternoon at Ooe o'Clock. SOUTH Arno 0 Wag Coach, through flasio s tstoke mid Winchester, every Morning, Sundays eaeepted, at'4 o'clock. Sassiattrav Cutishotimwgga i faslagmuke and Andover, every Morning at Foul o'Cluck. 150TIR Rad BRISTOL *OII'AL VOLUNTTRR Prat Coach, .through Marlhorotsgb, Cabe, and Chippenham, every Af ternoon at a Quarter before Four o'Clock. This Coach is worked in a superior style. YARMOUTH New Post Coach. through Cheldanford, Col chester, Ipswich, Woodbridge. and YozTord,at Six o*Cluel, Sunday, Toadav A sod Wedivesday Nlorninp. PORTSMOUM - NoT Light Coach, culled the Setr-Da eases, carries only Four Insides, travels equally a, fast as the Mail, through Guildford. Peimorth , Chichester, Emsworib, and Havant. to the Globe bin, Oyster-street, every Tuesdiy. Tbarslay, and Saturday Morniags. at a Quarter before Five, calls at the Sell, tiracecbarcb-street. Parcels aid Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhasc a t Walsal, Chester, [Afterwards, Atherston, worth, Stalked, fireboat% Broughtoni Ileidgetoore, Stap ler, haptmie.b, Vim-Crum, Chesser, I rondo°, Motsaftvd. Ifihitorough, Swath:ma Newton, Rankam. Fakruhans. Walsiaghats. Cbeiteaham, Tewksbury. Nan - eater. Wis beach, Lynn, Downbain, St. Ives, Gloucester, Eyeshot's, Cambridge. Marchfield, Lewes, Cucklield, Catlett!, Frain tua, Marcia, Ely, Oxford, Ditchling, Stroud. Chippitignortem, Ludlow, Cirencester. Portsmouth. Posses, Gosport, Canterbury . . Eastboaru, Shrewsbury, Holyhead, Reigate. Banbury, Pool, Cluitham, Dover, Tmaridr. Tunbridge Wells, Sharon!, Suasershain l Horsham, Mt Drayton Margate, Newbury, Colae, llwantsa. Caroni that, atelksisam. Bridgewater, Pensuoce, Stone Bridge earth, Peters field, hitartveti. aiesvhaveu, lirait;tree. Hai stead, Northnich. Middles ich. Diustable, Whitchsrek, Hoed Ilabley, Welds P.tol, Titeldield, Telbory, Hull, Seaton", Lincoln, HassoiSe, Raebester. Wortoiqe, Mee. ford, Deal, Chichester. Heteford, Mabblaue, Leeds. Not doglam, Saeteld, Faimostle, Glasgow, Yarmouth, Wick ham Market, Lamaist, Ablegams, Feeriatolon. Newtowii. Louth, Wadebridge, Ivy Bridge, Kiddy - muster, Brains grove. Headley. Midbrrll, hloomouth, Wliory, Weymouth. Otabersley, Milford Haven, Cardiff., Cosisbria.e, and War wick. By WILLIAM WATERHOUSE amt CO. • . • The Proprietor's of the above Mail Coaches and Car riages beg leave to inform the that they still not be arcountable for aoy Parcel or Package whaler nor for any Passenger's luggage, above the %raise of Five Pease, Wes tar same be - edited and paid for accordingly at the Time of the Daly., y of soy such Panel, Package., or Pas se-elm r's Luggage. to them or their sonata . et ua r. rl- Ci ed at ast let red rcb in red ret ilf- red mg\ ery be- wed Nth yes Wed 00-• red lath 118. lad leW out earl be- yew 01 1174 I. n. der try. Ire- ing- far- Ft- ri as red, tea. ion. :tee art. 1111 - Ale s very , tera. olnd Ler- bap. ash Ira, ark, A f- A is Col- Ds- at as 'ter, reel, at a reset. kap- ford. bass. Wit- bask wad, oar- flal- idge- orris. I .011.