The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-14 00:00:00

- - • • a etas by see pre fat Co tea toe fit Ac hat the yr' • Sd the Zia; llla of the the RI 1 of era ate ith dre YIN • the art of del in ha es th tri *1 it tii of A M th • cl is, gg W to lii si tsl so , he . lot at rtr obi bei gis eel • ea of4l hat sot i • of bai the • den ose eel w 0 Ti • 0, thi tiw Lo eel Ti• . an 1 is te 1 1:i , .r ao - • ri Y * St fP _ _ ABLIGIOSIII lIVLZILITION, —oft. Lettetv from Zwick. of the. loth t. stets, that several CiOhm . of fowltier*. e.osistnenced a Won/ opposition to a 'ow eats.. the Onveremeoi of Bola s reirbilliiihroll sons in sake tindpr its, intenahrryleo selth peeve, prof - m.4m the C c itholic Faith, under [Nip of reie.... felting their rig %t of chiscosMp. The Ntit" Canteen Mi a, of VanA aid shit & the Cailig* 1 tens of Lettere 101 Tessin, . all As lived ( 7 Al toss of St. Gail hod Argotio, have &aired that , this prohibition is siottory to the prindiples of the \a or Mediation and of-sound toleration, and have demanded th at It should be attetilkid• Qn the ether side, it has been seat, With greisC stir. prise, that several Catholic Cantons, pirtiethirly Sebosita, Unterwelt, and Suleure, have adopted the Vests system, and declared against wised nter. doges. At the late Session of the 'DK, ht width this besiege was discussed, but -not - determined, the Zell" of the Canton of Mears disapproVad Or lbs isdoience granted to these marriages in the dioersdar Constautie, the Bi,hep of which is the Prince nisei, of Ai Confederation of the Rhine. 1.)11,: ', .' • • POLICE. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Serve.writage.—Mr. M. THOMAS, a gentleman respectability, welding atEfin.court, Temple, was brought op on s chariest disturbing the peace mid quiet of the Theater, by booting, hissing, and kicking against the partition which 'energies the dress-boxes tram the basket, daring the perform., awes lam night. Mr. Themes submitted to the consideration of the Magistrate the injustice, and arbitrary inter. =es of the Police Others, to prevent the ex. of the fair sod legitimate opinion of the am. Alleat% respecting the performaacm in the Thee. limas a cooduct 3 / 4 1sich was completely subversive fet the rights of Eiglishmee in a Selfish Theatre. Mie did not deny that he had hissed and hooted at the performance sad avowed that he did so, tram a priseipit; of. embossed judgeneat. As, believer, isle charge was brought forward, he must Whiter sleeting it in the open day. Schad beau domed igoomlnfololy out of the Theatre, in if manner so rut*, that the most outrageous treaduet.ou hit part would not have warranted.— Sall to any-amounehe. was ready to put in, qnd 1w trusted the Magistrian would sot coniprOsiise the affair. • Mr. GRAHAM eak„flid In bid opacity of Ma gistrate, he was merety,sdnisterial, and therefor , it was nut hi% province lo inter into a considera tion of the justice or lojatticr of conduct of the Proprietors of tovtot.C.,irtien Theatre. All that be had to do was merely to deterotin. upon the charge presented before him. From sooty attention which he could give it, he saw nu ground for charging him with 'any unto" fut es. prvesioa of his sentiments in the Tnestre, and. therefore, inumateu to hint that be was now ois. charged. The sea of Mr. SOAK E, the architect, iu Lin. solo's Isits.6rlde, nas ordered to give sureties, limed! in 501. to answer a charge of riot and ilia. terbeasee, by hissing sod booting during the per. rssmsenees. T. HIGHMAN, a footman in livery, was ebergod with exhibiting from the tvie.shilting gal. lory two placards, on which weri Inscribed " Co. meed.gfeden Synagogue," and " Jews dild Gen tiles." The evidence not being segicient to este. i Minh the fast, he was dismissed. A rang nasis ed ILC RHAILD. VINALL, s Clerk in a %hilt Office, was ordeiiid to And ball fie Motet's conduct, and eshibiting placards la . the pit. In difastit , a hail s he was commit. itarson.Gaasi l e..-'- Yesterday an informatioa, • Ile the wit rg the .acien, was heard against a man or the nesse fa( Neu* for bevies in his custody a pirate still at Eateld... Mr. Denims atteeded ea behalf*, the Deft:ad mit, and apes representing the sufferings of his sliest, who, it appeared, had bat that morning bees discharged as an insolvent debtor, the Ma. /ionises, with the comae o f Mr. Grasp, Coun. eel for the Crown (Mho gteatly **added the course which had been lakes), mitigated the pa softy to 1001. =eol,llllleleggerre On Caviar, as' r. T. Pram of Chelten. ham. was riding near that town, ilk horse, by some accident, fell under him, in eisosequeoce f which ha was thrown forwards with great form, and much eat and Walled about the face. sad right band. The injury was comparsdvely slight ; but the escape, from a serious off, was most prey'. siuce his spectacles nerepAgoken to pieces eseatiaasee. l'teatr; Filo public have for some thee pad shewn an eagerness to bevy Four Tickets of a Number, hick the Office Keepers wield not deliver them, ,wing to a regelatioa in the Bank, sot to let the Tickets in Clue D be issued,_ until those in Ai B, and C, Wire *OW of. The Bank, within these few dam have begets bedew the Ticketi to the Offlee &open MClass Ds therefore dab Ladle or Gentlemen as theme to have Twa, Three, or Fear negate of a Member, may be he great a variety, at the Old Established es T. Blau Corniel, esti 9, Charing Creme, till Thered4leight. A wonderful rich Wheel for Friday next. Few 'wady Theueemd heads, besides Capital Prism ammeadog in the wheals to 90,0001. Prise Money, lead only 9000 Nam s. This enterprise cannot tail of inducing lady *sous who 'ever befog* *rid their good lop le any Lottery. Very oft It, has Deterred, that Tickets hied been sold from 90 to 100 (Weeps, and not a fourth pert of the advesutre could te l ke place. The public fincy and admire it. floasses and Co. have at pretext 11, and 4 Tickets of each Number, mid a va riety of Shares, which they are deteefehted to at the present prime, at their Old EstablieW, *State Lottery 011ic:i sk ftf, Condit; and St. Mar. garet's Hill, So ro , • • BIRTHS. • Iftsterdny vsortileg, 111 n. Corheld, of Cbathansisisee, of a sou. At Torquay. Drioashire, o 1 the 11th Instant. the Right Hag. Ledy of n son. ARR ay seestiabt,l4bezt P.bay re, E•4l. Lieut.-Col. of the reglswens, to /lam, nettled daughter of the late Newry W hituutr..n, has af Vett% Renee, swer.etshire. Tintrada; WI, IC. W. Hewlett, the Strand, In Mrs. Ann Hurst, st Cattlelateet. Filwber)-eqls re. MED. OR tin. 19t1e last. weber home iw Berkeley-Ny.l%re, Caroline Dowager !Ade lies ey. in bet WIJ year. DR. HOWELVB POWDERS , . FLTS.--Ei►ilepsir4, Hysterics, and nll kinds of Fits, radically cored by Dr. ROWELL'S PO W 111 I:It S. The ellesey of thoeinvalwbie Powders has been nthouthatly proved, by a great number of cores: per .roe-d ion Persons of both eves and of all ages. many of about had ern dreadful) ) alliito;o1 for • lung series of year; ; and lathing taken a variety of Mediehies, n ithout finding any Myer, were deemed by the Faculty absolutely Ineterale. rite few following Oases are selected frorn• a very long Lii.t (which may he rem at the Doctor's blouse), and are attested h such respertable characters, that the smallest doubt cannot remain in the mind of the mod incredulous. The son of Mr. Trues/um, of Gilhpur.street, aged 18 years, hail Frilling Fits from his childhood g het is now re stored to perfect health, by Dr. Howell's Powders. W it ems, Dr. 'Turner. Fellow of the Royal College of Pitied caw London, by ',nom they were reentwiticoded.—Mrs. Rab;rea Green, of the Savoy Precinet, am, for more than twenty -dye noun, afilicad with Consubions nod Failing Fits; and although the had been an irspitioot of St. Bartholomew's sad Qty's Hospitals ' never received any benefit till site bad ikon Dr. Howell's Powders, which perfectly eared her.— Witness, the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of the Savoy.—Mr. Daniel Win ' of {Vest{Vest Horsley, Surrey, nearveYerny years of age, seas formaretliwn 17 years to grim Italy nillicted with Ciassalsauss and Falling }its, :tio frequently have ten in a week and, after every means were tried. In vain, by „the most looniest ,if the Faculty, was e oropietely cured by Dr. flower's Powders. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fullerton Mi nister of West Henley.-i-ltilss Ann Willtiunsoo, of LAtton. Mane, Essex, bad violent flts from her infancy till she was dames yams of Imes when, by taking Di. Howell's Pow ders, she was peer's-fly cured. II the Rev. Mr. Whit ley, Mielster of Layttinotonet who, for this Veit blessing, publirl• retooled thanks lathe Almighty, is bid Chapel, on rye 104 of November, 1799. This Sovereims Roused* is prepared under the patronare of his Malemy, byDi. Howell, Fellow of the King's Col- lege, avid issolemtbis bower; Hos 18, High Holborn, LlM dam (aid no where sloe), at 10m-dd. a packet, 1.1 which is iorlosrd a Treatise, 'written by the Doctor, ors the above motioned diseases. All letters, pat pelt duly agovered, and the Powders seat to any part of the , **fibbL,ON tilt. MESSRS. CU RRY.Surge o ns, Old CO. late hi his Majesty's serv)m *balk* the whole world to prwyr a sili k tsam * litelf •illi•li Med i cine nod Method o Lae we ha v , isf iiredrbired effect. The proctire of Sammy year! la it Pertiedlscr bflmets of their pnifenion, Am illigt j ves rule is one mom •e•,ft! Pace. • twattameiti invert iriladld is the treatment and 1 41;7Yesiereed Com e t e gAll that Derangement of the 1.... yrMeh lii the eat presidium sad waste- I Ad Athos a n bribitioug *hi inilloppily parsed by the I mtLif born nrxes. Ila Oens! k will be found to be the onewee of humans ; the other have its ravages fa- WdZy developed to theta by a distressing state of debility, 'thick If not lonely reinetSedk terminates in impotence. Thew. remote and ultimate M•eb, while ellesompiloott, Lam r Power, and various !Venni' Complaints, many se the cattier of Mk solitary vire. Of per- I faille wader tit itaident to used a habil, itst den Weir treatment lei sift^ has sever proved tnanceessful ' M the treatment ofa his 6 ' timis, and tate§ extended prac tice. la the man obsdamte sued *implicated eases of Vern.- real lafeetion, barb as OlninsrtiOn In the Urethra, Spongy Excrescences. Hard Tamissisri. Gillum Dims, Sniptinas, Oil algal Walkman, awls, ns also • •i•vc 0. • lIT K I CTOR ES, Whether recent or of loft; donation, nod which havehellbei . resslitillrl of Miterrramitionem are, by their present I solollsent, ellbetually mad petasenently caved, with:. crate* Willem relVerhir the eacreeinting paid and alarming bet. Inarrhapcmelebleh Ormiaratly fallout the application ofthi lu par caustic. te theater* einem, year* exclusive practice • this sse=llb,homeroes mem sof Strictures have been and me dolly their core, the Neal eradicathia of which are eltetedisy a safe, certain, and empedithan male "cof practice, elste to rev other yet otest. The weaklier. relays. tide, mat debilit a z a pruet , edistowaltb emeetaint, are epees. ' dlly removed, the patient restored Ispeelekt•tuel v Waves 1 health. Burt whereAlte debility Iherfor VON existed, a pre- 1 per perseverance In their remonellve remsdles, after n Star- melees been doennyal,ll WidapebnatringSkiet to revive tee slumbering warlord 1" - IMPIII4elellible the Cowl- MOW& - " ii • .. • '0: • A lc nr , - Several N oaLlllllll mid Ositeantsn eilliZreepeet abilitYl hive bees Ilidat 1110 tare at mom C 1E end CO. far the removal of eitowleares of the MAW*, Stric tures, die. ; and having setelved a radleed •assil.'permaarat Care, particularly reamested Out retersuilis feOt be made to them. as nelefortery evidences of the decided sepetemity of Mame. CUURIIN am 1.017, plum of westosetm Mom of test Demeenna have bed Mrkedere from 'Wog. and bed bum tare Ike ewe el Meows Rate, MMNAtln i e, and Lbw Stargems of metal widowsetri who attempted theme b 7 of the limner Cinette, witAest temem Iger ifi ' ea we Illa -be counedssil , 1 -s e. THE STATP,SMAg. • ..1-.;:.:. ;.. i• . I BRITANNIC MILITARY WINE ,COMPANY. LORD NELSON'S WINES. ti r AVING purchased a considerable quactif LORD' ELSON'S WIN sits, 1 beg leave.") seer theme to she °Public lu lob of one dozes each. TN's. are ebbe s what may be called Liqueur Wines, and particularly deserving the atAsetiee of Clubs and others who may be in the habit, froor.yesr to year v of celebrating the anniversary of his imetortality, aad stay 001 consider a few Kuhr.. ails object, conspana.. to the heart-sootkieg enjoymeet of having it is their power to drink to she Mernory of the glorious Hereof Trafalgar is weispasf. Wise beer his owo Cellar at Mertes. livery lot will cadet a battle of Waive dillkreat sorts of 'err okl, rate, and ISMS 1 011110, elibley proems front the Kies ef Napless indieltbes palm lor high rank. ' As they eget mos moat &Si money, I nra wider the.ele eMnity_rif chargl t eigl"mtneas per dozen, viz.— White Cepe malmsey in ng sleifits—RMlllltto—Moselle---very old Ro nan, tie Falersian Wine, ellemabling Bargendy—Ponset— Malvasia de Syracuse-- Bu rimed urcia a Red Wipe-- Ith deint—MAlmsey Malaga—Bacellas—and a small quantity of Cetons Dbilens, Hermitage. nod Cote Reel. I IKtiete that I am the only Wine Nieto:int possessing any of Loyd Nehon's Wines; and I have also on sale, eitiefiv on neassbion from Foreign Douses of great mpectability, near -4011 pipes and hogsheads of Port, Claret. Madeira, Sherry, &e. Ste. which will be cold at prime cost, and a commission Charged es the tale. In shert,my plea is in a certain degree formed upon that of the Britannic Wine Company, which, independent of ea peeled advantages to myself, was chicly intended is a con cern, "here !tweet And Military men, or persons who had been lb the Naval or Military service of the East India Co.o pan!, might safely deposit the fruits of a fortunate cruise, the produce of the sale of their commissions, or in the hitter case, a thousand pounds or twn of that dndepesidasee which they bed hardly earned, during perhaps twenty campaigns under the vertical sun of the Fast; emernanding at all 'Bases their capitals on a short notice. I have, therefore, assumed the designation of the Britannic Wine Company, tort with nes view of inducing the public to believe that I bare carried It Into full effect, but merely to chew that I am the person who originally brought it forward. It also gems me an opportunity Of AM 41 g , that aided. it) Wye rat of my old Military Friends, two of whom have already advanced X5OOO, 1 have now consmetwed it as a private con cern, sad every gentleman of t h e before-mentioned descrip tines, who may be inclined to pin, will receive from roe s toll explaaatioe of the plan, the security to be gives, Scr. and also from eight to twelve per cent. for his uthiwy, nererding toil* period (say from one to ire years), that 1* may re main a dormant partner; with liberty to retire at a day's 40 - Lice, only however receiving five per cent. fur the three first and also - for the three last months. Encouraged therefere by the approbation of every Military Mantiewhoss my plan has beon submitted, I beg leave, poi- Hely, earnestly, and ansiottsly, to solicit the powerful and honourable protection and patronage of the British Army and Navy in this undertaking. Indepewlent of f sdings of self-interest, arising from the advantages to he enjoyed by three who may join me. n. v claim no that patronage ass private Wine Merchant, most respect fatty preferred, as soon stated. I was formerly for a few years in the army, and am known to nanny of its most distinguished leaders. I :etre lost six brothers-is-law in the service, and hare at this moment a brother, two sons, arid six nephews, actually serving by sea ior land n different quarters of the world. I hare visited or resided in almost. every Foreign Wine ...Cowry, occasionally made very large purchases abroad, particabuly in Portugal, and every person purchasing from the Britannic Wine Company, may depend up a being as with the very best Wines, its wood or in bottle, on th e lowest terms that a fair trade will admit of, for read. mosey only, eliCept as far ns regards dealers ' who will of course have the semi (Tedium commission sales, or orders taken to be 'steeled b. the Nooses abroad, wits which I am or may hereafter be connected. I have Ise desire to push this bashing improperly forward. The advantages which, in due serums, It will most certainly freedom', breach of a highly hoisourable and meritorious dins of ea may I.lin in it, smut be stseciently obvious ; an to their consideration. to time, and to its own merits, I leave it. Malay he peeper to mention, that the idea of a Military Wine Company. suggested itself to me many years ago, ori &betting in a certain degree from eirceinstances which and oc curred to in, self, and also from reflecting upon the very few ways, iu w hick gentlemen retiring fr lin the service, could em ploy their linen capitals with witty and advantar, so es to assist in ernvidiag for their families, or increasing tbe com fort. of their declining years. The proof sheet of the original Prospects' of the Com pass, a, a public one, was woo printed by my friends Messrs. Coirstable, 'Hooter, and C.i. of Edinburgh, Rime yearssi..ce. Circumseuices, however, pre.enull my coining forward with it till October, 18J7, when L tumid myself enveloped by such a crowd of bank., compalies ' Ste. that, pre tempore, I was happy to retire front the field. The ephemeral mania is at an end ; and I am now at my post, determined to persevere in the plan as a private coli c:ou, in which there is neither a vestige of mutiopoly, gruu bling, or illesedity to be Ned. I haven considerable *victor excellent Wines. have able emistents, eitherengaged or in view, eat am perfectly coati dent. that in doe season, a hen backed bs such a capital, as II I well know may he most beneficially employed, I shall he 1 able to render' the Britannic Military Wine Coinpan.., as I mid in a former advedi-einent, a stintLird, like the Mint of England, by 'which adulteration may be uniformly detected. No sum to be advanced less then 5001. or above '26 01. *ter thy, except in the latter case by special agrerreele • as to I Ste.; nor will any money he received antler three smiths no tier, halal a common interest, daring which period it o .11 be lodged with one of the most reipectable houses In Lotidou. Explicit and candid explanations will he give n to all en quiries, either by letter or personally ; and I most solemnly Vll;myself to the British Army and Navy, and to the at large, to deal with all men upon one undeviating principle of rectitude. FRANCIn ARNIS FROND, ilinh July, 1809. 14, Salisbery-street, Stott*, aid TaweonAay Cruses, 12, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. TO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATES; bet IT hat ever been considered laudable in those who hive been rht mean.; of allerioning the suilkrings of other. Medical Men, who dedicate their time to the treat ment of a few prevalent Diseases, mobil's' them objects of particular investigation, and having hail ot 'Series of sneeess malt therefrom, it is premised such etivateeers not only re lam merit on themselves. hut the repatellatellv moire mac - tioas their me& of practicv. ' '' Among the variety of Diseases to whiclitiilolllll* Wattle is inrideat, none are more distressing. or claim a. mate serious atteatioa, than the following, viz. a crave,4e, Disoisoiles, firmly contracted in a monism of into s sinstitst, disst whirl ea for our speedy esideavoors to subdue, for it not win* . vitally has happened that a simple (;onorrlstea, through it,, lert of the Patient, ur treatinete of the salkitful Pi-actinium". has been succeeded by litrienris, or Obstructions in the Uri.' this, which have 'roved le the ntletee•th list somas el future misery. .... .. •1 tot. , • The various classes of Debility, whietter ildnsioned by its temperance long resideore in* a arm climate or a fiecrel in sidinus habit of yeints, artists,' soNeets of meth's.' contidera- Om. An enervating lathe frequeet indulgeiste in this soti , itr) Vice, that a train of Nervous Diseases is iodated, ht which the onied becomes weakened, as well as the body emaciated, while Impotence bi else merles, and Sterility* the other, are the coaeripeacts ar bleb &Sow • Pitiable are the situations of those who, throughout* de structive habits, have ieduced that distressing state of Debi lity ; Mid, Wag ashamed to seek relief, brood over their la 11rmities is 'Reece. 4 Tothese labotteime mitionany of the above Complaints, it flay he a ersandatiniste know, the removal of such, b. the prestoration of health, k the result of Mr. DOSVs . who. la Verret Venerenl Cis-es where no end!, bum* on discovery of the Itifeettoe , generally plea's a perfect cure la two days. After lmvitsg heels re . cdaratee Ina Member of the Royal CAege (oertlii akeiristatellise flwas It lbtlat #llto Of see.hhe has the orieet of w iocr ki. 7 1.4 study, and is conitietl to perform the tame, without, Et a log the Patient,. thirleast restrain In Diet, or Estee-, 4le la'''ss WNW the rewash* h e leas ace seed is the' .• ! Mee applicidlen at the tsar Cootie, truimic essass. dai; ; aaniattets himself the reputation he has aspoired in the Kiro. came and M say be canonised b y eitano oat .... 4 tw o s oan practice, is a proof ad. his gaperior 0 well the greatest deltersett rrereele wed bewelrt lie 'eh* TiQe:or yeah nest. The uniform mores for so lags period' t Meal, Ma. 104 ilahnot Onedea. (,der aunt haiw beet...are* Ms or remind lajurioes, Patina is the Ouantry an tecifesslieftelMlribe 'Soda,. " . Inn at their care. age, aha general bawl ow*. & c . 6, _ . .hanio passed wt dens), witted Mr. G. to. I i , tato pallet) • enter Ida adrica l i t o: r oltelt a be re g i r= roset t.r te l4 o4 l :Sof ' the k ' whea t is. t lie elliil Ise elweetted dad; by at .cilir Sex, with, Isere that secrecy no cast ti to i ;la relit , ar es = e l , delk i eet • yell • APtleelmer bY letter • age effecters Wadded Se tbeacoaaallibr gateman! to, aka a aerated. ll* Am. 1 tiillibballopina. • 1 1 .00IP, firesge•• • 13 $ iloplilikolirld e pastatrcet. ..., " • ..~ WlLloldhi sAKACAN'S HEAD ANY, SNOW-lIILL. LONIkON. 'Me he* acconewitietioo for Trowellers—riood Beds, c ,1 rc Liquors, and matienste charges. The foollowiug • Coaches, malt Coaches, Ste. set not from the Saracen', Read Ito, Stow-hill. GLASGOW, DUMFRIES. CARLISLE,.WHITEH A. YEN. PENRIfH, 1itt.:)11.4. APPLEBY, car. TERICKE, and BORt)U,;11131111/GE Nee post Coaches, %boning, to ewe , four insides. YORK.ahol LEEDS New Post Gnomes, set oat every m on ,. laj ru half-rug are o'clock ; arrive at f ort the twit day at twelve o clock. The ECLIPSE New Plaki Poi -Garb, Four bttddes only t o t o York. tionadertaod, Neecestle, .ond Ediroburgh, by stay of Stainror,l, Granhaon, and Don caster, every Ey' niog awl Morioing, to Mr. Sowerby's, the W h te-horse. Copper-gate. York. Uocnintoms Cep Travelline to hivensol, by the New Fly. ing Post Conches to the Angel Inn, - Dale-stress, Liver. pool, daily.—Leilds and Wskelield New Post Conch, a wed the clothier, set* out every Winans at SeVell o'clock. by HscsLl and Co. Leeds. BOSTON,Spalding, Peterborough, Stilt o n, ;god Hantingdnn hew Royal %101 l Conch, Seri tut every reenlist. Coaches from Boson to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby. and !lull. L I , p•vot,, Warriagtom, Knattfiord, Stone, and Litch field Post Coach, called the Expediting.. every evening, at Ave o'clock, to the Crown ban, Red-crooostreet, Liverpoq,. Gaarded throughout. Bath and Rot tsrot. Flying Post Cinches, through chip. 'Denham, Color, aryl Marlloorosigh, every aro-mow: arrive at Mr. %lay's, the Greyhouud lot, It ith, awl the Loodosi Tavern Thomas-street, Bristol, ort minoolug. Coaches to Wells.. Bridgewater, Taunton. kr. Lents new light t oach, called the Risckingißm, sets oat every morning at eight o'clock. Carries four imilles toody . ,fiad goes remarkably e...ev, with a guard thrountit. ra yes through Stainfyord, Newark, Betroth', I)nnr.uftr, mod Ferry bridge, to the Golden-IWe. Leeds, neat day at none, sad retort, from thence every Morniim at eight o'clock. N o t.. withozonding the in.contruon eayeditiom of this Coach, 'it a al lowed tope tlise.nowt agreeable and complete plinth* money mice on the North Ha.ad, being intequalled in accominedation by any other. K FS% DA 1. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Immolate, Milton, date, than.kirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every after. noon, at foor 'o'clock Guarded. G lA .t riow , Loo th onwri, Cretin Often. Annan, Denofiles, lirownhill, Thornholl, formrhar Kiln, Comstock, lingo/well, and all parts of nrottana, Camperdoten Coach. thdly. Lotion. Spilsby, Horton, Doll, tininalty, Snalding, both% Stilton, 'oaf H tint Meilen Coach, sets of every ai rflow . M ecussrait, Stockport, Macclesfield, Wilroolow, Con- I ikon., Newcastle, Walsall, nod Wiliverliamptoo l'ost Coach every lifterth.on. t;uorded. CARI.I.LV, Pero-Oh, awl Whiteloterms. Post Coarch. - ence with four 11 , Irsrs awl a guard nit the way. Penis through Rusugh, Appleby, (lretabridge, Kichmoort, Catterirk, Flonougabritige, Wetherby, Aberfort, Doncaster, rind Gran tham odor neareat way by eighteen miles). sets •Mt every Morning, and perfolint the jounity oaf& (be erentc,t Passengers detained on the road by hissineos, or plenoore. have thapecullow Advantage of Own. Seats being secured iu the neat Conch twills is Coachmen). II a nos NOIIIII, Walsall, Wolvertiaraptou, Kodderrniteter, StowhoAce,.oo Oodles Conch, every evening. IllttilllTON Mott Unto+, through kvegate and IBeelllie!3, every Morning ut a Qmorter batboy Seven o'Clock. Suellen I.a ND, StuCkttill, and t arm ew act .very olorniug, to the George loon, Sunderland. I'n Re, Newcastle. nail Ettootooirl. Coach, le-enrolled with a Guard throe / ghost, sets oat Vlrer 111.11110 g ..I moms o'clock, by way of Newark, Ketford, facicaster, Darlington, Nonhalleitao,l)urhani, Pdisrpeth, and Berwick. Preservers lbsd*themsolves fatigued fn on toe kiwi) isf thejownwy,nsay rest what time they please, and then proceed on with.oit any aLtlitiotml fare. William ilark, Black Swan, Corry-street, York, ruin Conches Ist Suoiderlaisol, Hob, Scarbornugh, Whitby, and other places. Erna, PI, mouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Diondwiter. and iardisbury Balloon Coaches, every monolog at four o'clock, with a Guard, thrones mit a, Asionister, &sport, Bliadford, Brain/stoke, .ihd ti .olsot. rot cretin, Ware, Htklssiolou. and Chestiness Coach, every morning. lifko on•fs Mercury Post Ciutch, with a Guard, sets oat every oftentoss, and rewites out, day at noon. l'auvex by Otter], IKuti ~,,, and Shipsusioe, to the Sa raceuss-Ifearl. Ball -street, !lir 1111 l Sitar:wino ar, Welliwtoo, and Sbitiorill Pest C deb, the Royal Charlotte, every aftenonno.:it dye to'clork. Gtrarde•i. Sit Er I' IRI.n and Rotheclunto Pont Conch. called the Rock ingham, eves monde& l)stcouertas.u, Uxbridge, fleabags, and Redhitl new Post Can't, every afternoms. by Richard Watts, area Co. Huts., Noittocave, ilowden, Tli ow, nod tigogeguser Past Coach, every morning al seven o'clock, to toe Bali and SINII lean M Mon-gate, Dull. WINDSOR Conch; every Afternoon at Otte e'Cl.,rk. Tort to MASI anti Edattutstliti Conch, d:uly, al It If past ten, half past t.tvo, half past four, and half past berms eirlork. W vKSRlabt, Pomfret, new Pun Coach, alled the ilerry Wakelleld, toilet Statilarl At...., Wakefield. N ratite/lon, and PORIP‘TRIck 014(4147. N. H. Heavy Weight...at Luggage, (titans, .tor. coliteye4 by the undeyonentioped W To Dos, Berries, Buitgay, Bury, aid all parts or Suf fulk.wyerf Monday. Exitace, Plymouth. and Falmouth Fly Waimea., daily, carrying goods imd potaregeo., as %Mill, to all earn of tie West of Etecirtn.l. - SOrtli Ars rt ., ' , Winchester, A iresford, and Alton Coach, every mumble. Serirt<t Sterner, Winchester, Rien , ey, L ndhitest. Lyon- Clarietchurch, Ititetwood, F4rllitigtr, Winithwo, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jervv. ana Guerisey Wagree daily. Sue mite, Hampton, nod feat Isculinm, tot ice n-week. Mutt uo Rot: on, Netritury. iteatlutg, ever) Tfiesday. Ux on tot; a, I ver-Aetna, hooligan, Hayes, and ililleaded Cart, twice a- week, CtaBSCeiTCII., Attingdron, and Healey, three tlmesn-week. WM. MOUNTAIN nal Co. repettfooloy acquaint their Frieoids Red the Public, that they trill not be accoletable fist Piareel or !.agate, kr..tf in.we than Five Puna& value, .trelautaced,attlein catered a. such, awl paiti ter actritrJ ing y at the `kw sere's I lend inn. an • v-hill. Lood.• . Td 11101. 7 13,;i4). Na. STR BET, LONDON. 8114 I CONSIDER it bat an act of justice duc to ththe meritionf yoar LEIX WS P.% SENT PILLS, to commu nicate the following Care wnich has recently been perliwored h% them :—ln acquaintance of mine, a h., try the breaking eat of an old V surreal Comp! lint (attended by a complicit of disorders arising there:Trani, wt.. reduced aliniet to a keteron, and althea t. be and toe beet Medico! Advice whirl% could be obtained. awl tried a variety of Patent Medicines, no umg could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any wrote'. ; he remained ion most redaced and pitiable 'hoodoo for two years, us ihle to follow ~its pridinsion, aid searcely able to walk, ,srevon to stand on his legs; ins fact, no one wao knew iiim ever tupposed it possible far him to reco ver. He wits advised at last to try' your LEAK till .PILLS —he did so, adhering Mrierly us the direetitan given a ilk them—be had act taken more tha to 0 boxes, beam he found an alteration for the better t ibis eocounited hins to proceed, and by taking a few butes oinve he fortod his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, in refer any per sun to air for a confirmation of the above accomit, if it should be doubted. 1 am, Sir, your obedient hirable servaut, Library, Folkstune, THOS. PURDAY. Jelj 10,1803. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS, TA 1 LOK, Member or the Royal Culkge of Surgeons, Loudon,' At hi' Home, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Where, after -I resislesice of more ttourbact I, years, inn ticevarticularly directed to the Cure of enereal peat. V : Oasts, and those incidental to the Parts iif Generation in both Sears. with that inviolable !termer winch Men of his .Lhit.- Prodaidua ohould always obscriir. H, ilacer. biin,ell, the Advice:and Assist.iiirc he gratuitously akiiiiiister‘ to pre sses faking this Medicine, pill be cokeeoied, I, a disreraing poblle, as an advantage seido:u tu.he obtained, ad void a anoltiguity. The arc 8140 suld, by hill appeininvent, ntishe Perfitmer'g, `O7 O . Ai, St. klbadomareiti. 1 1 *B-11441H Mr. Ilepbern% Tow- Asap. No. Ins, ()afued.street I Mr. Dibboroagh, Jr o. i, kith sireet-hill, nearly apposite Cie Moituinent 4 :and by owe l'er win in every entwiderulde 'non in England, ,t,.. in Bates of way 2s. Yd. each, sealed up with full mud plain directions, whereby perruurof-J i •.% way cure themselves with ease ;aid secrecy.' N. H. Every 80% n (Gent Britain is veiled up with it Stamp, on whirl, ' " f.tv.iiir cif Oa CAnwenieissaer, is printed, at the Stamp- e,..-11:411Polirr. N.). 9, ,% co 0' ri:ge stivre....te imitate whit. is felony, and 'Mothers nit cannier hit. 11. Low 81.4., nic in9-itrec6 Srivrapcut Orri4i MIN TUE MARKETS. CORN-It XCiiit Ilielit-Oetwooo 1.9. Whowt, . - Rh. 88...111011 Ilidr Emu, - - - • 224- 55* *Flue ditto • - • • blio.lllllsl • • • - -911 s. 31)s. 1.5.• It)e, - - - Sic 40.. Barley, - - - - to --s. Malt, . - - - se4ll £B,ll. W, Pees(Beller4 •1111sAlbt Mr Flew -- - - 905 . g - 4'eres, • - - e • le& Not fledged* - ••••• • 4 . igila Slaw -- - ~. •• • -AWL left . - -•:.7.- ... . s sw„. • -• • 41 .ERIDOILc salts( tt ~ • i p , . • f'.. Conssiospottlitee tiommils••TolooOlPatelit. it' , • . • Wliesto pet Was 414;4•Wl• • telos l 4. Or -s. , • ' bartire. Par,dldortatitm .• . 1111,...5dr11s . -4. MA ..•+: 4 l B FfixtritAre SW-4k IS au -d. Blom ..4 • AA &i :4 pes.'lallea to . 65E4 --d. • • ' Tellto.dtisers ots;s.: les. -d. to Ni. --d. . s .. :.-t1.4.. 4;5 ' asoirpsw • - •• - - :, Manta°, MOPS. ....._ •_ '.* • 11141116-TA v•• 1 cr. roestort a Mao #0 -0. 1. S. -s. Kent, M. 12,6 Ib 71. 7s. filed•fei t - ilaidgior aria.. Owner E. --$. to tit. --s. Rallet, 4L Slot II A .818. -Ifloolsisa, el. -s. to 10t. Os. • • .....www.. • POLICES OF HAY AND e'rRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JA111111 . 2. WOITCCMArtL. Ilan, bi- - 4. dd. is el. 144. Noy. ' bk. es. to O. les. I Bkraw,2l.lls.od. to 11.176.4 d. Clover, 71. 01. to 81. es. - - • Straw, S. O. to 21. IS.. .....sisw.-- SMITHFIELD-oer. lg. To sink the OEM, per stone of dlb. 8eef....4e. 4d. to 54. 6d. 1 Heed of Cattle this shy: Mutton ..4-. 4d. to es. 61. I Beam 950 Veal ...6*. Od. to 7s. 04. . Skip mil Loads,- Fork ....6s. o.i. to Is. 9d. Calves Lamb -.us. Od. to Os. Od. Figs -......-- NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL MAR' I RETS. 1 (By the Vasrase. ) Beet 9s. M. to 4s. 4J. I Veal 4s. Od. to es. Od. UMW 9s. N. to 48.10 d. Pork A. Bd. to 71. 4d. Lamb ... . 4s. 04. to es. 4d. t z-ssess.-- I PRICE OF TALLOW, Itc. St. Jauses's Market .. t4 Id Tow. Tallow 1045 6d ••••• 4 Od aswe Market Os Id Yellow Ro.sla 984 0d --s Od Wldgetilarl Ilk - s Market 94 White ditto ~ 93. ad , lid 1 per st. di Fib. les 2d Melting *at ~ Os Od I& OJ. p Average es Ofrd Ditto rough .. 56. Od 6's Od Grates . Good Drees Yellow eostp, 110.--leottled. 1141--Cord, 1914. ?rite of Crsper.dwiten, 145 6d-Sloolds, lb ed