The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-17 00:00:00

every Mussing ilwltenhem Olighpir Post Coach, to earry only fonr.in- OP, through llenley and Oxford. every Morning at 7. Chichester, Burner, and Petworth Post-conch, Monday. Werfaestley, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Doter and Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening el Calf-past 5. • nitro. every Morning et half-past 8. th.gnioong. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom. Clandon and Horsley, 'cursirloy. 'nuncio!, and Sat.trday Mornings at in. Ditto, through Kingston. Minor'. Cobham, and Ripley, on Monday. Wednesday. and Yridav Morniu4s, at ID. Henley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I, excepted. Litilelialopton. Arundel, and Petworth Coach, Tuesday, Tteirsilay, and Saturday Mornings. at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwieli. and Brondstairs light POit-caseate*, every Morning tool Evening. Oxforil Light Post-coach, through Ileuley, ie. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegnnt light Post.roarh, the Regu lator, to carry only four inside. throosrlt Kingston, Guild ford. Petersfield. soil Portsea. every Morning at S. 0. 5 ..0. 1 r s from Portsmouth to (•hichester. on the arrival of through Emsworth. Cuslnm. Ae. to Bognor. Salsbury Posst-coach. to carry only tour throngli Staines, Basingstoke, Whitchurch, indover, tte. every Morning at 7. Tenksoibury Ponst•coaclt, through Oxford and Chelten ham. every Morning fit 7. titrouJwster Conch (removed from the 801 l and Mouth,) *rowel Abingdon, Forinedon, and Cireneester. Tuesday. Thursday and Salltrilay Mornings at a (limiter before 7. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead, Nettlehed. and Harwell, Tuesday, 'Phursdey, and Saturday Mornings at 7. NORTIIF.RN COACHES. York. Newcastle. and 'Edinburgh Coaches. sad to all parts of the North. were Niorning. nt n quarter past S. Manchester. Lone:oder. Kendal. Rochdale. liiiilderstirlii. Sradford. Leeds. liallifax, Rotherham. Sheffield, and Nor l'oat lies. Daily. CARRIERS—To Tw irkenhate. II rent ford. anti ifileworlb. aver) Mornhil.lKerinesdny, Priday. and Saturday. EAMES and Co.. Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con veyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Village. and Country Set t in the following Counties. viz. :—Berks, Bucks. Cornwall, Devon. Dorset. Hants, Hereford, Gloucester. amt. Oxford. Somerset, Surrey. Sloes. Wilts. Worcester, a•iith Iva:v.. all parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey. flaern -987‘ and all parts of Ern nee : and to all Parts of the North. * s e Take notice. that no package. containing glass, china. irstelles, plate, cash, or Bank notes, however small the value, will be accounted for, if lost or damaged; nor any other parcel or passenger's luggage, of more than Al. value. "liras spenited as such when delivered at the Ogee and g paid for scrordlngly +. 4 Neal Posf-eltninea. ie. at the shortest notice. --- • lloenetn mina nostril snit. Our poor relates to max.— M %RTt st.. JIM Published. price 54. in boards (Fifteenth Edition). IS ut 1.1 FE; a Non-Nletiioil Cowmen tart on the indiscretions arising (ruin Human Frailty. in ariliehtf:e Censes. Symptoms, and banchil Effects of Lues ''enema. ficnrarlorn. Stricture. seminal ‘Yeaknens. Acs. are (41 4 tle%eloped ; Part 11. contains 'unite remarks on eer t in Complaint , . in particular Sterility ; Part 111. Prat tical Ohs( nations on SeXtl:ll IJebility, Self 3lental irritation. w ith some interegtinanfrcerva limt.: on yeaetable and animal :in Fart IV. is a Series of Caws diastrati% e of the preceding subjects, explaining th':t. in temiiiar Inauni.r. and the whole addressed to the Yctet• : li d Maturity . of both Seses. By GOSH and Co. CYnNuring St.rv•nns, London. Nature bestis Dmuihus rise dedit, si gins cognoterit ntsx. 'dace Beare ir to gill (fu fungi of bliss supplies. ;;el application marks the misc. May y br lind at qtt. Paternoster-row : Fall-Mall 41. ; lb. Frincrs.street. Soho: 3?. Fleet-street; 171 , : iu. %yea Smithfield : lu. Cheapside. Lon t!. n : 5t..% ens , .) and Etiriis and Co.. Norwich : R. 1 )•11.. I Fs% ich Barratt and Duffield. Rath ; Sloppard. this tot : Ilea . Cambridge Headley. Leeds and at all Book tu•ilcrs.--Mesbts, (HISS tied Co. me IN be consulted. as cter t*e.y, at their house ; and Patients in the Country t- f requested to degrrilie minutely the ease, enclosing a re 11".Itulte for !Wrier unit Medicine. which can be f o rwarded nhr part of the World.--00SS and Co. M. R.C. sow runs, i I, Ilyaserie-street, Fleet-street, Lyndon. the aeneral reader—highly Trailer. amid Manufacturer, and particularly interesting to the Traveller. Speculntlst. Antiquarian, and, in short, to every inhabitant of Great Britain. •" The following. each of which Is .etitheill:lo4 with highly finished Views. may be had separately, at the prices Affixed, viz.: Hcaonighirr 1 0 Ifuntinedonsh. Oxfordshire 2 0 Berkshire 24) & 0 Scotland Buckinghemsh.2 U ! Kent (2 parts)4 0 (liparts) Cambridge- 4 Lancashire Shropshire 0 shire - •2 0 I (2 do.) - 4 0 Sotnerset-hire 0 Cheshire - 2 0 Leicestershire 20 ` South Wales 2 0 Cornsvall -2 0 I Lincolnshire 20 I Staffordshire 2 Cumberland 20 ; Nliddlesex Suffolk - - It Derbyshire - 0 1 (2 parts) - 4 0 Surrey -2 It ' Devonshire tt 0 ; Nionmoutlishire2 41! Susses - 0 I)orsetshire 21/ Norfolk - - 20 j Warwickshire 2 0 Durham - - Y 0 1 Northampton- Westmoreland 2 0 Essex - - V 0 I shire -2 0 Wiltshire - 2 11 Oloucestershire2 0 I North Wales 2 0 Worcestershire!? It Hampshire - 2 0 Northumber- Yorksh.2pvirts4 0 Herefordshire 20 I land - - 2 0 Isles of Wight. Hertfordshire 20 I Nottinghamsh, 9 0 finernsey.dr.l A Superior Edition is printed on fine wove paper and hot pressed. with coloured Ninps. price 3s. each part; except North and South Wales. which are as. 641. each. To each County are prefixed a Map and List of the Mar kets and Faint an Index. showing the distance of every town from London. and of towns from each other: also, a tOpiOIIS TR tVEL LING (it I Dr. describing all the Roads. Inns. Distances of Singe.. Noblemen P Gent?-men's Seats. &c. forming, Comet-err Cot: vry ITI•ER Alt . +4. * The Plea of this work has received particular appro bation, from each county's being divided into easy Jotsr nies ; by which means persons. either riding. or on foot. have the opportunity of stewing many beauties. which might not otherwise he noticed. To frequenters of the ve rittus Watering Places in the Kingdom. this wore will be found a most agreeable Guide and Cotnpanion. London : printed for Sherwood, Neety, and Jones, Pa ternoster-row. and sold by all booksellers. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. The George, Richards. arrived at Cork from New South Shetland. sailed on the 24th February, in com pany with the Betty. The Indian was to leave in a day or two after. The Fortune, Tickle, from Liverpool to Newfound land, put into Whitehaven 13th inst., with loss of boats, bulwarks, hr. having experienced very severe weather off the N. W. coast of Ireland. The Jane and Nlarv, Whitman, sailed from Halifax sth January, for Madeira, and had not arrived on the 1811; April. The Johns, from Trinidad to St. Jobe's, N. B. was lost the end of Feb. on the Tusket Ball Kock. 'Crew anal part of the materials saved. The Lowland Lass, Kyle. sailed from St. Johns, for Savannah-la-mar, Jamaica, 25th Feb. and was total- 1 ly lost two days after in St. Mary's Bay. Crew saved. The Triumph, Iris. left St. John's, N.B. middle of November, for St. Vincent's, and has not since been heard of. L IV ERPOOL. MAT 14.—The Gren ada, —, for Kew nos Ayres, has been run foul of in the River, and lot her bowsprit, s pritsail-yard, and an anchor an d cable. R A MSGATE, MARCH 15.--The Margaret, of Perth. from London, broke an anchor off Broadstairs this morning, and has been supplied from hence with another. YARMOUTH, MAT 15.—The British Queen, Dania, for Leith, put back, with damage. VESSEL.; sPOKEY wyrrt.-1 1 pring, from Ilausbnrgh, bound to Lisbon, stl; inst. lat. 41. 40. long. M. 31. by the Marshal Wellington, arrived at Plymouth from Sierra Leone. Ansa. -- of and from Jets . v to B ritish America.l 28th ult. lat. it lung. 46. by the Ora, arrived off Portsmouth. laritter. Krell, from Bristol for Boston. on the 27th April, in lat. 42.4 b. lone. 48. 56.; on the 4th May, in lat. 117.17. long. 32. 36. the Providence, Matthews. flogs Lewdest ter 'haw, by the Asines,'arrivett at Li. verpool. lion. G. Anson. -Viscous 1i0n.,11. Bennet, B. Bencon henry Broughotu. H. Bright. T. F. Brixton, Sir J. V. kloogbov. John Calcraft, C. C.ibrert, Sir 1. Coffin. T,,„ W. Coke. .R. Colborne, L. Coneannon, fir W. It. l'respigtiv, Thomas Creeser . G. Chetwrml. lion. F. Calthorpe. eanton Corbett, W.. 1 'Viscount Ihincannon. Viscount Ehrington, W. Evan-. Sir It. Ferguson. Robert Cordon. Sandford lira .l. W. (hills, W. Haldititand. Lord A. ilmuilton,ll.trloir.l, Sir Ilnrnby. .1. Homy. Rub. Horst, W.Jaines, R. Johnson, John IL Lamliton, T. 11. Lennard, J. H. Langston, W. L. Maherly. J. SlacilonAbl, John Martin. W. llatirel', M. 11illhaok, .1. 11. Illonek. P. Moore. S. Nlajoribanks, Rt. lion. Sir J.Newport..l.o . C.illaglisin , Lord Ossul•ton, C. F. P.Altner, Hon. W. Powlett, Rob. Price, .1. C. Ramsdell, David Ricardo, U. Robarts, .1. 'Wharfs, Sir O. Robin son, Charles Ittimbold, 'Lord J. Russell, Lord W. Rus sell. Hon. It. Stull', John Smith, W. tionitii, F.Arl or Sefuon. Marquis of 'favistork. 11. A. Taytor, Hight lion. Tiernev. Lord C. Townshent!, .1. 11. Trensavne, John Wharton. S. C. Whitlore.ail, W. T. P..Williatits. Sir R. Wilson. Sir E. 11 itinington. Wood, W Whitmore. TWA,' —T. H. ilarii•r. Mr. Bernal paired MT in (Aronr of the motion. LOSPON .11.41th'EFS, .V.tr I. COTTON. ---The demand fur cotton tras considerable l a st meek ; the purchases W(41..4 . 1'20 41 0 bas„ 4 : the request has. however, been checked hr the I trge arrit al. at I.;- v ernool, and the rather unfaaultrattle report of that market received yesterday. Sl43.lll.—There arere very few good Muscovado.s on show last week, and, in consequence of the limited sup ply. few buyers appeared at market : the scarcity of good Sugars has continged for such a length of tline, that the first arrivals will probably meet a ready sale.— There are a few of the newly-arrived Sugars on .. t le this morning ; they were taken off readily a t t h e market prices. There appears generally more inquiry for 3lns royally' this forenoon : no alteration whatever in th e prices can be stated.—Thellefined tnarLet was 1 3 .1 wee k better supplied with Roods than for a series of month' preceding. and as the demand was limited. pnrchases were made a shade lower: the low qualities were more inquired after than the finer descriptions.—Molasses were heavy, and rather lower. ClWllatg.—There were extensive pnWie sa l e s o f Coffee brought forward last week. The prices are Is. a 2%. lower than on Tuesday last. hat, from the immense sales in a heavy market, (which I:as lately hrest the rate.) is is a matter of surprise that the prices have not receded more than we hare stated. 011. S.—There is good demand for South Sea Oil for the home trade; in lireenland Oils very few pnrchases are lately reported ; for tireenland. to arrive from the nett fishery. 23!. has been refused t business is e ‘peeted to be effected at •211. a 251.—Seed Oils are in limited re- quest. HEMP, FLAX. and TALLOW.—The prices of Tal low rathet gave way towards the close of last week : there appears. however. some more segues:, and the holders will mayncept of the reduced prices of Friday asi—Hemp be purchased on lower ternis.—ln Flax there is no alteratiun.—The F:xellange, by the last accounts from Petersbotelt, RCM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The Ruts' market remains in the same languid State as for seve ral weeks; the few purchases made are at ;he reduced quotations. —Brandy is Leavy.—timers is entirely ne glected. IRISH PROVISIONS. —There is little more doing in Reef, and prices are rather hizher, Ft! 17s. 1;‘1. CI. 2s. til—Purk unvaried.—No alteratiuu in Bacon or A Meth vessel has been picked op near Egmond, by a 641terman,,,withont the crew, s little leaky, and *en to Hotterdant It seem, by her paper' , to be rhe H e to Hagen', bound from London to Amsterdam. - were both committed to prison. COt.aT 07 KINO . II Besmii.---Vesterday their Lord ships rose at an early hour, to meet the Judges in the House of Lords, and deliver their opinions on the eon stru,:tion of a lease in the appeal of 't Smith c. Lori Jersey." 11'Aawtce, Max I . 2.—The vaults and wareltonse of slr. Twanstry, At - toe-merchant in this borough, having, for some time past, been robbed of considerable ties of wines and spirits, a N att h was set on the premist 1. and this enortitto, b e tween one and two o'clock, three men were seen to enter the warehouse by means of false keys, with which they unlocked three doors., they re m:linel on the premi.es nearly an hoot., and were Omit owskr ..t1 with their pinnJcr, c onsisting of wine and spirits. in small ca-lor. jar., and bottles, when they were attacked by the men e mployril to natal, and after a most d operate resistance. overcome and secured. Or the ;t. L et sevral ickcks, false keys, a sled: linterr, were f fo u nd, p and o lo n searching one of their honses, a I..rge bunch of picklock key:, a bag of salt, several h .tiles of spirits. Etc. &c. Their names are Joan Heath, .ratt.Ps D'aglnse and Frog eim Botcysr.—They under went an examination this warning before C. fi. Wade, Esq. and were committed for trial. We understand a reprieve has been received for U se:sill Bates, M try Divsei, William tattles?. awl Therms W trt, ‘entetaced to deaths at LW late Assizes for passing tors , .ol notes. tin Satiirslay last, several carts left Ashburton for Exetso,%sith the women and baggage of the sth *royal Veteran Battalion. In the course of the morning the officer who accompanied them reprimanded °writ Layman, one of the carters, far (14% ing so violently, but in vain. About -is mile , front Exeter, the said L.,yman wautonly and furiously drove his cat for war.l. in order to get before another cart, which he acromplisised ; but, in i.) doing, his own cart cat air se.. and the women and children were thrown into the road. The horses of the heavy loaded cart that bad been passed instantly took fright, and the wheels roe over the bodies of several individuals. A child is ma terially injured, and two women are sent to the Dews and Exeter Hospital in a very dangerous state, one of thens with such alarming appearances that there very little hope of her recovery. The driest beittt 'ken before S. F. Nlilfortl, Esq. a county Magistrate. Is ss been committed by him to the high gaol, to wait tl:e doubtful event of the woman's recovery. Ftaz.—Yesterday morning, about half-pact two o'clock, a fire broke out at the Three Horse-sbom Public-house, in Pear-Tree-court. Cherkenwtli-close.. and ra t ted with great violeisce, threatening el:tatz tits!, to all the adjoining houses, which being very h the no party walls ; but the flames were . suladeed after 4 the !souse in whit Is the tire originated, and throes' others, were consumed. The origin of the accident 403, not known; but the Lonjesture is, that it was CM* : the bar, the fire having bosun in the Lowe' part at 1/0., 1 house, about an hour after the family had misled to rest. The smoke was discovered by a watchman, wl unable at first to alarm the inmates, broke open tbe, door, when the Eames burst Mob taco the street. The landlady was saved with difficulty, and the lodger% we are happy tu add, were also saved, by moans of ladders, from the peril to whiLb they were espied.. In the adjoining boss', one of those destroyed, lived a poor old wutuan alone, ths habitation "having bears provided for her by the parish : *44ns taken nut of her bed, and carried to a Leiglsiossming boas*, • Math • only a few thinis about her, the roa; 0 bet cloelli aad what little property she lid& having beconie a prey to the devouring cr.:meat. . . . _ • • ' 4 • • . ' . . • 0.d..3__ ,_ . . . ....... Vent. —.I ' -"%•..... .. -••• -4. . , -. . . ._ 4" . 4 • . . .. 7 •4 a •, i 441 .: A 4i d . ' .1....ai!•._.."'!.....e11ia1n-- . . :G. no ' - . • • -.. - ......„. . 4- 4.Y.LN l‘. i ih• -11., A mei- 1 . , Opt - •, : -; .-.A.-i ? 1 ...sr,. 41...... .• •••••••s• . 13 1, 2 1 • NIA*, A)•'• 4 % ...h., 's' .. r ~, y. „• , ~,:.,i ~, .• 6 1 . 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POUCH. .;•." g R t pligEL, with serious other beautiful subjects on with an aceneste Plan of Si. Patar's Field, price 12s. In • , ... os by Mr. and Mrs. PEARSON, appointed Painters beards, -ono- ---sgoo---- . co ft • i • .- I 61.1. • T HI3.WHOLE PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE DESPVIATE Riot .—Yiel any doweespee Chitita* h ,„ gl 2 timsq in ritrified Colours. is NOW OPEN at No. Motion sibmitted to . the . Ilona of Lords by Lord La . n. and Marlin - White. { fro iettLinen, were OAP& Ift jis firer Rtimeil-street. Slooonibury, from ten till dusk.- doodah% before smog into the Committee on the dill, I CORONER'S INQUST AT OLDHAM. te ea (h am . Qtte•.n-vittare Office, with wounding two Opal" ipt A4wittaacii la. — Er a itrti - * priFhlaiiith: was published. price ls. eolvtod al MANCHMTER. August IS. Mtg.-Being the in the conntg of Cornwall, • " • • T LIE WEEKLY REVIEW, No. IL— fullhaaamlembly Authentic Information coacerning the Trans- Crocrsays :- from a eodlog the tinards. C lilli asoses to serve iaParliament, and to enable the it appeared that on Tu”day night a dransamorgf actions of that thud Day ; detailing the Evidence on bah boroagh of Leeds, in the county of York, to said the Gnarls was going Omagh the Almostryimad s h i l d s es. n ri pon Oath ; the I,egal Argumeati before the Comore; two Slorgesses to serve in Parliament . in lieu t hereof," .. broke a coop containing some fusya. helonging .to .a I A r r, i. if,svit . s " Table . Talk."-Art. 2. The Bishop of oea Deeisions ; the Application to the Court of with the protest entered by hts Lordship on its being youth named Cannon. An altercitiou ttudlt t plan, kr. 1 ilioche4ter's " Life of Pitt.'' , mm ref emo i rs. m. King's Beak for a Mandamus to him to proeeed : the MB flatusand Ha Petition th of the Father of the De. i etivrasits Of Ne. 1.-Art: I. it aldgeawo• if _ao, 2„. Traseaction.s of the Cambridge Philosophicaf So- • tween them. wh'cli terminated in * pitchect bottia..iin ~ aelrati Mored v , ed that a Committee he appointed to in qu ire into. • Ceased to ?mill t t • tri Subject, said a which the tlraitiwter w:ss yangli's'i"eil, ami he went to r i0.,..-SK. 3. Byron s '• Marino Faliero." reference to the Casa es the lens Analytical Index.-•rakins in i sad report to this House:the names of the now existing s. a. will be plablished, May 19th, containing Reviews Short - M i d. and rol e" . nod by te a ' 'ldermen. and Freemen of the borough of Grain- the . " Martl" l3 of OranbY ". Febilc-houe. where son' • of - Leon's Traels"-" Tracts," by Byron, Bowles, &c.; De itrity. sad Croly's " Paris in ISla," Part ii. J. A. DOWLING, Esq.. naiad, distinguishing those Infainst whom evidence has of 'the tutu belongiWg to hie regimeet were drinking. , C. thapplc. Royal Library, Pali -mil. Printed for William Hone. 43. Ludirste hill. been given at the Bar of this House, from those against an I stated the case to tisetn. On * of the soldiers, I P..'.iished by .--• .--- : - "&irtEirS REPLY TO THE KiNtili It Tilt. ; • In Octavo. Pelee its. whom no evidence bas horn offered. who wAs inebriated, (311 ill* •he Stepp', n fit . he Vela P. LEITER." R EPORT OF THE MANCHESTER COMMIT- PROTEST. fullosed by the rest. Not finding. Cannon, they H. flL,Ringto the it demand for the above celebrated !At' TEE. With the NAMES OP THE SUFFERERS. re to Ist, Because, by rejecting this motion, this House ap- mired to a bons, lettere tillb prisoner* lodged, and de- fil .a... p e nile are Informed, that a Twate . ru EDITION. (en the whole upwards of GOO killed and wounded ;) the us- i"" jo avow its Intention of punishing, by an ex • • L , tree. mosw.,,b, lawseent, however numerous , on the mandril his being Mont oat to thine. Ap insineose oaf trepan/Isbell an Monday. price I s . tic taro sad extent of their Injuries-an Account of tee Distil- Peng Intliten of Foods, lbe. Published by Order of the Com- win crowd of tltt • 101'4 orders collerted together, witit .. 4 ... HEAR MOTH Stags." ground that some of their fellow frames bare given p r i n ter' for J. Johnston. 9S, Citespside, who has just pub- ogitt"•• their rotes from corrupt niotires. some•more soldiers. The lei-Moen ha' rico:m.4l the t tithed. Ors following New Caricatures:- Printed for William Hone, 46. loseigate-Mil. 2J, Because I cannot conceive a proceeding which door and threntened to knock I%)iti •Vsry loan wiso i• " " The K-g's Ass in a Band-box DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REG IsTER. exhibits a greater and wore unpriacipleil disregard of entered. 'I he soldiers, however, for red the door. i Nnrsery faSecond Childhood." . HE Proprietors or HODSI,EY'S ANNUAL RE- t h e than that of disqualifying the inuoceiit as well as awl drove away one of the Irltitulen who guarded it ANGEL INN , ST. CLEMENT' S, T ULSTER be leave to inform the Subscribers that the the guilty. by an e e postfkett, law. To writ has a l ways with a sword in his 11.'wl ;, litt he and another STII A I .'i D. new Volume [190203 will be ready to deliver in the course of a . ppeare•l that the great object of punishment is to secure armed with a shovel, planted timoroelyes t: ft the •tair4. i i • ' rIENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON- June. The d elay of a month, beyond the usual period, in by . example again's! the future oommission of crime: hut of the soldier , . toothed 'mane ! , in order to seize Fah Oh l PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZE. the publication of the forthcoming volume , will, it is hoped. this Mil , if passed into a law, must infallibly tend to en. (let I 1., T HE following• MAILS and other COACHES be excused in consequence of the great increase of labour courage and increase vorription amongst Hie electors of tile first nun by the legs, and pu Ii 11 I'm don, when requisite to arrange, direst, and compress into the usual all t the , the snifter boroughs in the kingdom; for it pro- us§ stoopine for that purpose, he received a blow of go from the above Inn :- i i spa t ce, the very extrnordinary quantity of materials arising ?arts Royal Mail. vies Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, r ui n s to them that the milY difference betwi'it gi""1 1 the sword on the bark of his head, which felled bi'm oas of the petasliar events of the year 1420. 'Me commence- their votes from pure and from corrupt tnotives is. that s , teethe.to the round, and bo o him most serioatly. The now Reign. too, has suggested to the Publishers tl corru p t will be punished under the existine I too 1 pormaonth and Gosport. M ail, through Godalming, Pe- I t u h r e nt r o o r p a riety of rnakioe iww editorial arnineetnente. with se . , •-• ' man who was armed with the shovel at the same in- - I,..ameid, and Portaea , every Keening at a quarter past 7, an d t h e innocent by an er post litchi law, w ithout a r t y eerier, they flatter theniseives the Readers will be fully sa- stant struck another soldier, anal cut o ff tilt grrate•t sad Strada at half past 6. On its orris al a packet sails to regard to the comparative number of those who aver,' tisfled% and has rendered It nee . essary to collect for preserve- etc ',lea -Wight, to ronvey passengers and parcels; and a firm from authentic sources. such information-Statistical, ao't those who are guilty. part of hi: chin. A general fi ght en..ucti, and . all tf o I I 'lei Coach sets off tu Chichester, through Drayton, !levant, :kl, Because. after the doctrines recently held by Ibis Irishmen in the neighbourhool, on hearing %%Lai hail Polftical. and Literary-as may se to instruct p()sterity Erreeorth.ac. in the exact condition of these great rand of National Ilonse, on the ilsnger with which the Constitution of this occurred repaired to the assistance of their roun Blaucester Mail, through Henley, Oxford. and ,elan- History a! the Accession of George aim Fourth. country was threatened by an ex pull pet° law, in the i „,,,,, , n ,i t h e go hllers muster-I stil strouget. The . liam, *very Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half- 1 .• A few Complete Sets of the Work, which commenced shape of a Pill of Painsonil Penaltie:, it is with the , part i. two years before the Accession of the late King, may still deeest regret I have seen this Bill receive the support whole sheet was in a state of alarm, and the roosts- Dome and Canterbury Mail. throngh Gravesen d , Chat- wis p a be armored. which it bas conotenanera. It is trite, it is . tn. aid Fevershain. etery evening at a quarter past 7, and - ___.• _ ._—___ ---_-- Bus* at half pnst 6. FrouiCeßte.rbury. passengers and par- COOKE'S TOPOOR *Milli, with superior Engravings, any .a i d , ~ that the right of votinz is not private property, lint '...i1-yard. and a file of soldiers dlspArbe.l to the scent te l l a r e r neve!.eil to Deal, Margate, Baresgate. Sandwich, County of . which may be had separately. a privilege vested fur the heath a time community ; and of action , who. without tieing their aria", 91t•Ceelle 4 tr.; awl from liover. parcel, are cons eyed to Folks:one, phis day •i p I „ t i was pu iis i • comp l e t e in vo umes, • g u yliata,l4llte. Dimellitreli, Romney, and Lychi. and Penalties: to nic, however, it appears equally true into custiely. Every pane of pints in the !tonsil with views of the moat interesting objects in the several i'md.od Mail, through Carmarthen, Llairdito and Haver- that privileges vested even io the highest in rank and Counties, price Si. ISs , in boards.ii here the :Okay took took place was demolished, an! fords, .t, oS try eveniug at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at tapast 9. fIOOKE'S TOPOORAPHY of GREAT !MITA • IN station cannot he considered as private property , .ihese • two involving mitwomitant ditties to the commontty.- . t h e , floors and shutters broken. • . Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four inside, • NI-I Of, BRITIsH T/44 VE LW" !I . 4 Peatit DI IfeeteaV ; • • Ihe Magistrate said it was his ante to require *rough Bending. Marlborough. Caine, and Chlfwenhani, being an Recreate and ceimpretiensiv . i. Topogriphiesi Rio, tray Morning at a quarter-past ti. Statistical description of all the Comities In England. Wawa bent and Bristol light Post Cnti-11, every afternoon at Z. and Scotland : coritaFiinlitniegriesi.particular seconnt of their Bath Bela Post Coach, in two days, to carry four inside, Situation, through alaidenhead, Reading, Maribormigh, bevizes, and Extent, *Washes', Monday, Wetlands y. and Friday Mornines at 9. Towns, This Couch is elderly' intended fur the accommodation of Rivers, Families. la.:ends. &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of Lakes, such a distance In one day. Mines, Bogliom light Peng Coach. through Reigate and Cuek- Minerals, esid, clay hiugpsing dtt S. _ .. _.. Manufactures, Trade, I commerce, i agriculture. I Curiosities, I Antiquities. I lie attempt to make such a distinction leads me. there. fore, to dread the people at large will conceive that. con. railer WI for the appearance of the prisoners, to any !rare to all principles of British justice. n proceeding Aare'. that mint he preferred arainst them at the when directed against :he innocent poor, which is held Natural History. to be dangerous mind nneonstitutional in the case of those Civil & Eeehleos - whose station in life is high and elevated. cal Jariodie- I lion. &c. Interspersed witha variety of information, entertaining to 'oft ar Picturesque nrry. see- in this House is deemed to be wise and conititni tonal Sesi..tiv.—Coinntittetl for want of bill. ---me- - AIDA MITI nctitost OV RIPE:Norm:a IN lair ORDN %Net lista" , HAl.l..—Yesrerday a man and a %roma., (milk people) were charged with basing committesi earions arts of barhirite ton•ards their own ilanghter, eight years old, whose body was all over braises. The defence of the prisoners 14341, that the had rotti!tivi ot , I • the chila, (who was gives to theft,) caused them ft,- .—......i. raire_in- the general reader-highly beneficial to the Agriculturiii• ESTIMATES. MV! 14. i I . . ,......-.- .. Hon. G. Anson, -Viscount Ilarnard, S. M. Barrett. (luridly to chastise her. Haying no hail to offer, they u—..... L.e it ediontitittPd to orison. _t , KP . Iwo _ _ ro w to r the , Hay: • ►rpse • M.. ° I k r, 111 r. 'severe 04 . • „ of .st reel. Of OA Geo y ,• bade/ >kw,. w. 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