The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-01 00:00:00

.. .. . . _ -- _ _, ___., ~ r _ _ . --.--,----:.---=: . C-!. • • C 6- ''''"....\ ..f.: : ' . ,-' , Thikeig*, - ; m ir ji .... % ir t : • ''.‘": l :14L7/ 4; : .: 1 \ i fl e. ) • kiL oc- s rx_. CF;UMAIMUT -.../ P r. i b. _ •. ! 1.1: ..: . • :.! ..f 7 t•lf; !).: . . I . :rt E. : . . . . .I*.ri.'l f1. , 3 1. :a ;' Z , V S . -cottatte.man. ... . ...,, LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1823. ,•...•, . • dr4HARLES WitMIT, Wilts . !Medi:ant to bis • Royal . 1,1 Highness the Doke if ClAmmo. zest to do Weir% and facing the Haymarket Theatre. Opera Colonnade. Has minket. Loodoo,* has OA SALR the finest OLD PORT. mer Omit superior !MURRY, lea. per dozen.; OAPX MADEIRA, unequalled is Heroin at les. per dozes. A keeper ef ant dozen of week of ;he @bare Wines, bottles. , papksite, ate. ineleded.• wiU be formmelad on roeceitr! .1 di.; or two dozen Cape hisdelre bottles, I. for IL; Madeira, 'Odor'''. We'd*. LlsbonAloantalc Re. W. par dozen.-, . Their sio 41aPpliademirraik ansplisd Mina Pipes deur on jtak, 17s. each. Old Cognac er 411 e ilantalea Rum. les: ed par Gallon. —CHAMPAGNES, just landed. WS. per dozes. Observe, Samples of • the Wines may be perhased ; Old Pert. es. per bottle ; Sherry. es.; Cape 71fadtd1w. la. dd. As. Vampire he be paid.—.No credit, • Pine Sweet Devonshire Cider. in 641 (wart boas% 7.. 6d. s per 4asesorell wit. by two donee. • • ' I COURT OP CH ANCERY.—CASE or GREAT DISTRESS. MIRE Orphan Daughter of the Rev. M. WOOD-. WARD, whose case has beets so long in Chancery, sad which is again coming on in the ensuing term, is ander the painfill necessity of appealing to the charitable and humane. as , she le totally unprovided with the means to support her cause. just at a time when in all probability she will obtain a verdict in her favour. The seven years imprisonment she suffered with her dear mother in AN lesbery Citol and the Fleet Prison, was Dot half so bad as the sufferings she has endured lately ; abs has been wandering about the streets in want of saffideat food to support nature. and her only home a sixpenny lodging nightly. She has no friend to protect her, gad was left withoat paternal advice at the early age of three years. This ease Is ono of extreme hardship end oppression, owing to the delay and espencee of the Court of Chancery. It is not ter a trifle she is contending, it is for a large Freehold Property left to het and her late mother, by M. Woodward, at his decease, whit* property wan taken from them neer 9 years beck, by a proceeding issued from the Court of Chancery, and from that' moasent not one shilling has been received by this sefOrtenate female or her late mother, from the proceeds of the Estate, andl =he whole seven years and one moat() that they were ki ted he. patron, they existed span the twenty allowance, ttilllJena afforded tame by this ederggemeee feed of th e county, which SUM ceased to boil wired et her tmelbee's death. The smallest docallon will bustled thaskfully received by Mr. Morley, 461. Striuut ; \lr. Derresforil, 36, Fleet-street; and by Mi.s Woodward, No. 3, Red Lion Court, Fleet-street.' It Is but justice to soy. that Miss W. is indebted To the benignity °Me &liters for toe insertion of this adeertiserneer. which Wagstaff was pursuing, they would find a verdict for the plaintiff, for the nine of the yarn. The lore almost immediately found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 4001. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fatete.OcT. Before Mr. Juetice PARE aid a Special Jer,. OCEIST O. SHAW. This was an action4W t ort and unfaithful performance of entract, brought in consequence of injury alleged to have been brooght upon the eyes of three sons of the plaintiff, through the gross negligence of the defeatism, to whose, academy the hovs had beep sent at Bowes. in Yorkshire. The cape was of the same nature as that which was tried yesterday, in which a verdict was pronounced against the same defendant, with 3001. damages. Mr. Sergeant VAUGH 4N stated the case. William Ockabv, an elder brother, was called. and Lie nomination commenced. Tie. counsel for the defendant consulted with. thejr client for a fete labiate& Me. Seegerset Pea& then informed the Court, that is lily were clearly of opinion that a verdict "timid pas for the plaintiff, the defendant consented' tit It the case should be immediately di.posisi of, and that 'the verdict sbonld bit pronounced wills the same damages which. were given in the action of yesterday. Mr. Justice PARK ceunnended the discretion of the counsel. It struck him on reading the verdict in the news papers this morning, that it would be impossible to disturb it. He did not wish to bear hard bison the det•ntlaut. Ott the contrary, he had 'noel et mnch as he could to the favourable side on behalf of Mr. Shaw, in the trial of yesterday; and be was still of opinion that there was n thing to impeach the general conduct of Mr. Shaw in 64' management of the school. But taking it fur grant, t that the attention given to the morals, health, comfort, at.t instruction of the boys um as much as could be expectea, io all probability his unaccountable concealment of the calamity from the parents, when the boys were starrier the worst stages of the disease, bad founded their verdict ; and as that question lay entirely with the Jury, it was not likely that the verdict could ever be shaken. The Jury immediately pronoanftd a verdh.t for the plain tiff—Damages 3001. - • MONNOUTH2H Ult. a %Waft Freehold Estate, the Residence Or Invistwent, ttt ostilehl Fare. dy one iwodrat awes. T s I 'l'o' lit AR SOLD RY A U C TION. 8 7 Mt. ROWS% . • •If Wilawwilikimles=sessifki souit l: o , "114 14 111 =1, , IRA at ttrrvio"elpsk, Lot. AKir/ Comps. IlligllMOLD.WilTr..kOClErtimb FARM. is the parish figliockflolif, within three edifier the town of .Ifeessestis, ois the gosettwAlrergeremly sad Hero. ford. it. ip poitsetslea of Mr. eberjet Pant 2; woMptleing a weateel pleasant reeidence, lately altered and Improved. and - Nearly tabbed ; with ogees, good glides, productive orchards," tanistyast. Ws, Mislay eyder•isossa add aIU,. sad various one 0411,diags; An a doe owpstandint •owloones. .surrounstird With Owisingly - diversillikt Iwnds of Meadow. Pasture, and. Arabia. stpussadasf 26 Anis, in an • wiliest state of eat tistislM• , divided bg thriving Fame*, and Part bonded by. streams of Ise cliter.lreter. A Wet ecithige, sajtir Garden, Orchard, dic. Part of the look lollbieot only to a geodes of ta. per acre, for hay end do ve/. The rivers{ M.Peow sad Trothey tow a short distance • gross the Estate, well tweed with Trout and other Fish ; fors . tag a very desirable . Property for a Gentlest, food .of field qv% The new *las* Mail Cwech Road (row blosisteth toßbergareany will passthiongh the Estate. May be viewed by applying/ to Mr. Powell, on the Premises ; 4wlsera Pertiabsatstq batted I and at tbe Arita. Abarcialrany **Salort Arms, Mositgooth; Swan, Ross ; Bell, eloucas tart Mr.fldass, Osford ; ht Ghtraway's; and of Mr. Robles, lid, Posent•st east ; Illitefe the Plait way be seen. Tee va'Ar SI ) I'u2k. Ll.oloAteu. HICI(MAN's PILLS are allowed to be the moat successful Preprint:ea for el'ectually removing, and pretesting the future recut. sire of those Divieders which arises frees as Ispwreet actin of the Urleary °maul% oe OAAVEL AND 'TONS, LONIIAOO. PAINS IN VIII SACK AND LOlas, SCrrit•SblON or UZIVD. ike. Composed of the meet In nocent ierediente Ills truly salvable Ladlciae relieves the ealforing patient from lbe excruciating torinres of Siete diseases without any ',Weimer foie. ry to the constitutioo.aul reirtirre no cunaneosent or restratat of diet dar ts( Its use. It Is oar of the Public Matinee extant; and Its peculiar visuesand eftcaer have ithiforialY cualutMnedthe highest reputation. Sold la Ilexes, it ts. SI. and I Is. by butlers. elsaudste, I. Cbeaptlite, St. Paul'o,22t, Itegeut Street.(r.ear tiie Argyle Rooms.) London; Waterloo. Plate. ; Saeloille street Debits ; and by the ptbsdpal Radials' Yeaderu throughout the United Kingdom. coma 02 KINGS BENCH, OCT. 31. (Before the LORD en IRP JUSTICI.) POLICE. ,low-statar.—Yesterday J 1 r. Thos. raise, cheeps& with misapplying to tits own use anal benefit certain %vile of ',reliant,, entrusted to his care for the purpose of getting them discounted, was again brought up, wheel Mr. HAILMCR attended on behalf of the Consitleineota, Mess's. Beatvroft, and Mr. liceienners the So.icitor, for the Prisoner. Mr. 11133IPURRYS took an of ketion on the groan•l that the bills in question were not in law hills of exchange, is they did not purport to be accepted by any p rain whatever, and were therefore not valid instrument., nor did 'bet attach any responsibility on the Couotte. Dowager 1/elawat. the alleged acceptor, fur the payment of the sues of wrier for which .hey were drawn, as they were merely Inelorsta with her Ladyship's nano., without any specification of the character in Which her name Lad been sobsceihed ; they were in fact of no value whatever, and the law did not re cognize them as bilis of exchange. Mr HALLS, lb* ktagletrate. acqnietteed in opinion with Mr. Bonsphreys, and die pritoner was cooseqrmotly dis charged. Mgr! ANtIE Peewee, sosi-disaat lady Otrrymore, 'Was brought to thin (Mee Ity a watchmen, on a charge of being fovea drank *1 elleorelerly. at half past two ea'check in the mender, *odes; she itaxems; Covent tierelen., This lady, it wilt be remembered. wasltlerhargeol idly a few der since Imp the Old Bailey, whefe she 'rat cleat for a capital felony, and, on being acquitted, left the bar is tears. Mr. Hatt, said she was really Incorrigible, and commit ted her to the Rouse of Correction for one month. In the course of the day a person, who said his name was Thorne.. Richards, livihr so Henry Street, ilimpste Road, a sawyer, presented Mimi( to the Magistrate, and stated, that between five and six on Wednesday morning Lest, he was going along Little Brook Street, flanovee sqeare, anal picked np a bundle of cloth containing several piece . , which appeared to be part of a drab great coat ; on examining it minutely be perceived several splashes of blood on it, and in many places it was centred with Woad. as if a bloody hand had been wiped upon it; he had sines bean, of the murder at Watford, and supposing it might some way or other relate to that event, he thought it neces sary to bring it before a Magistrate. Tile bundle was then produced, and the pieces of cloth bad evidently formed the body part of a drab great coat; spots and smearing of blood were plainly . viaible in many parts, and the skirts and sleeves were missing. Mr. Betts said the neceowry inepiry shteuld be made, and it the interim erdered the bundle and i•ti contents to lie deposited in the care of Bishop, one of the p incipd officers. _ _ . 41{1i E 11604 V. CLARKS ALIAS .10:0116. This was a prosecution at tirt instance of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. Mr. gunner addressed the Jury on the parlor the pro secution, an I observed, that four years ago, Carlila had been proiecutol for the publication of blasphemous mid seditious libels; and although be was removed from the scene of action where he had lea forth his publications, still ha hot, its his absence, appointed agents to carry on the infamous traffic, every one of whom had been successive ,ly prosecuted. Notwithstanding this fact staring the pre ' sent defendant in the face, such wts his folly, and his do larmincd contumacy, that he bad chosen to pursue the 'same course as his predece sors had done, and go oar& 'tithing blasphemous libels on the Christian religion. 't he ;book which was the subject of the present prosecution had been published by the diefendaut at No. 55, Fleet-site*, Omit two years since ; and it was not the NO of the pro secutors, that the Defendant bat, not imo emlier brought to justice. The deleutlant, in the first instance, had refused 'to give It's name ; and had choice tts go to prison rather 'than giro it up. !le afterwards pat in a process which fur therdelayed the action conteutpiated against him; l o s i c k was the cause of its nut tiering bdea brought tutu Utast at an earlier period. He afated thus much to elm* tbal or Um part g hio,cliema, it was not a stale proaecutioe. 'l' publication sibich teat the *abject of she present iiitioaretiel indeed " Dr. -Oliuthus Gregory'. Thoughts. on the Por posm, Doctrines, and Duties of the Christian ilefiziods; is which was a long description of what the defendant termed " The Mock Trial of Rickard Cern!. ;"thereby endeavour ing to bring into public contempt the solemn and impartial I trial that individual underwent. He should not trouble the J ury by reading the paragraphs which bad produced the present action, as they must be read in the coarse of the investigation ; and when read, be believed no one could conscicotiously consider the book otherwise than a blas phemous and infamous libel. When it would be found by those pissages particularly, that the author made a scoff of the Holy Scriptures, and insulted in the grossest terms the Christian religion, he was sure his Learned Friend who de fended the author of them, could not address any thing to the Jury in their palliation John Portion was the first witness called, but did not answer to his name. The Court w tite I a considerable time, but Pardon not making his avearance, his Lordship observed that however guilty the defendant might be, and (rein the affidavits In had read, he had little doubt of his guilt, it was his duty to tell the Jury that in the absence of the witness, upon whose testimony the case so much rested, that they must acquit the defendant. Mr. FIIENCII, for the defence, said that he was instructed to admit the publication of the book in rLuestion. The Cuter JUSTICE —I cannot, Mr. 1. rench. receive ad mi4sion withont the libel being proved. His Lordship tamed to the Jury, and said—" Gentlemen, you must ac quit the Defendant." The Jury accordingly returned a verdict of Not Guilty. In about two minutes afterwards the witness arrived—but was told he might take a walk home again. t imihournsum E. 4 lathe Parish of LIANTILLIOGRESSENNY and la Use Yielaity of ABERGATEN.N.Y. Delightful pleasant Residatee, Valuable Compact Fermi. $l6 gib!. foe Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AVCSION, By Mr.BOBIMIIK (Of Warwick Hopis% ReEMlVattevl). . At GARRAWAY'S Corer, House, 'Chasge-allek. os TittiRSDAY.IO6 November, iett at Twelve et . (By artlevot the EpseutorawfJabill GROWN Mag. lisolosa) LOT ONE. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • "IL }rill eipal part free oy Great Tithes, iomprishig 'GREAT GREEN, a Sobstastial Brlek-built DWELLING idOUSE, placed owe Lawn coommodittgesithavo 'Views over a floe ' rich Ciente , twoutalble, at a wall expense, to a moll charm. tag tAe .fooa fileashroven's "flair; with good Garden, *WM" 45 FARM YARD, with Barn& Shebles. Rase. boom% Oder ten s e, gad MW. . Granary over ; serious Out sad serodry Inelosures of Meadow. Pasture, Arable, mad iliwad Laud. sontelnlag Oss Be anus ASS Two Aga's. Two Rooos,thernat hyena% to posseerJort of Mr. Pak 1411110111 vospestablo !mom Alse. GE !ARM. 2Mtthkildi Mimi I =aka a emolbresivie Famewomit, w2lb , goott, laresiard, Barth Stades. sad. redoes Got.* acllngs ; Arad supdry litdoserm of Meadow. Pedlar% Arabia, sad Woad 'Lind. coolants( HUNDASI ass Yuntax Acaas,lo pommies oftdr. JaanCeoa.s thapectable • Taunt at Will. These Parma, together, form a very eligible Property. A stream of clear Water partly bounds the Pro • petty, and tha New Tentplito-road, footle Santo Abergavenny, passes through this Estate. Loy 2.—The REDCASTLE ESTATE. edjololng ; com prises a *ono built Dwelling Houma, placed .on a One com aranding Eminence. which at a trilling F.xpense would mate a • very drable Residence; with Garden. productive Orchards, %no yards, Barr. amble, ead.Pleateiloes ; Meadow, Pes ter*. Arable, and Wood Laud; contshaleg about FORTY SIX &tan, all eerapeet, sad the Grounds beautifully diversified. Free of Went Tithe*. I a ,Possessisth of Mr. TURMAS PIM', with GREAT GREEN FARM. LOYl.—The WLADE FARM. In the Parish of Skeofrith, railed &steam from the other Lots ; oomprising a Storm Wit Farm Howie, oo en elevated spot, with Ogle's. good and Orchards, Farer'yerds, Cyder boss*, sad 21111, Stables. sad Getimildlogs. with streams of Sae Moir user. sad sundry Inclosarts of Meadow, Pasture, Arabic. ' sod Wood Lund ; MI lying In a Ring Fence, sad eadalnlng upwards of Oss flotsam) AND FITIt AWACS.; toposseades of Mit.w.ma Eutrunoa, jun. Tenant at Will. A clearable Pro perty for Occupation or Investment; situate about eleven silealrem Ross. el: from bloomreetb. tea from Abergavenny, Cod fourteen from Hereford. 4 Pack of Harriers are kept a short distant* froal these Lots. UT G.—The TITHE of CORN sod GRAIN arising from weary FARMS in the said Parish. and others adjoining, con ialeieg "petards of Six Hutton VD ACRES. Hey be viewed, by applyiug to the Menet Temants.—Par- Healers of the Rev. John George, Orosntont, Abergavermy ; William Hughes, Esq., Treanham, Llaotillio; Beaufort Anne, ploallolittb Mews. B. aid T. Oatth, So,ioitors, the Angel and Greyhound, Abergavenny ; I I otel. Hereford; Swan, Ross; Bell: Glotteester : Mr. Adams, Oxford ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Babies, No. 170, Regent street. where Plans of the Estates may be seen, and every information given. VERY FAST TRAVELLING TiDIDMIt. DIAL. &MADAM MARGATR AND CANTERBCRII, Four Inside Gamboa. mod keep 'rood time, by N. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, snow-HILL, LONDON. THR following LIUHT POST COACHES, Mails, Ste. set out Goon the above Inn :-- The 44 .1loyalTelegraph," Darer, Deal, ilamsgene, Margate, .Skimad .Ytaira, Cisistertmry, Fesersham. and Sandwich new aaperior fast Coach, entry morning at ss i past 7 o'clock. ....lasonsegrenee ell the decided preference give* to the re , VA Couch, the Proprietors are determined its expense be spared to render it the first conveyance on Me' lestiteat. The " Tally ito," Birmingham very fast Day Coach,More tatirefnro 7 o'clock, through Redborn, Market Street, • e, Brickhilt, Yemay Stratford, Stoney Strstferd. Tow heater, Weedno, Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry. mad Stone • 'Bridge, to the Castle Hotel, sod St. Onorge's Tavern. High titres irm , Bingham. to teh.tisell, ariegfuorth. tihelton, Staewshury„ Salop, uswestrv, Nantwieh e tildutot. Tarporley, Ch ester aad Holyhead. Driven through with eioachmen only. _ In conseque-ce of the decided preference gives .to the Tall No Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shell •beafi 4 arad to render it the first conveyance OR the Birmingham 1 . 102 ' The " Sovereign," New light fast Conch to Falmouth, Ply 'Math. Exeter. Truro, Bedouin.. Peiwyo, Ashburton. Totness,. Dartmouth. Weymouth. Dorchester. and Salisbury, every. Idorolog at i ; through Moulton. Axminster. Bridport, Bland ford. litoekbridare, Hutton, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, Illarkwiter and liagshut. The only Day Coerk to Weymouth, (driven through -with tee egaeinmee inky.) throng* Bogshot, illisekwater, ilashiyaloke, Overige, Whitt-hurl-h. "'adorer, Woodyeets, Cashmere, Salisbury, Bleed ord Doreheateri at a Tsar= tAr past 6 o'clock in the meriting. cc, !..10 -. . . reekth from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey. Cherbourg, Kt. higdOes, to. every Wednesday nod Saturday afternoon at S o'clock. , . The " Union." Southamplen. Lygnioglon. rYndhurst "Wiischetter, Basingstoke, Har(ford-bridge, Blackwaler, and Bagshot new lone inside Leach, every morning at 'o'clock; arrives al de Coatis and Norma, and Vine. Inn. Sonsgbautltirts. by Five o'clock. This is a moot delightful conveyance to the Icle qf .Wlo'4 Jersey. Gnernsey. St. Usloes. Havre de Grace, Cherbarg. 4.c.—The. Proprietors of the above Coach hope to ready* a mistinnance of that rapport sink(' has hitherto been experienced since the cons menososesit 0 - the " Union." New LigU Day &ads to Dorchester its 14 hours only, through Regard, !Backwater, Basingstoke. Overton. Whit thure.k• Andover. Sedisigury, Wordings. Cashmore and fila_nelford. at a ipart 6 and 7 o'ench in the morning. Oath and Bristol Post Coaches. throat* Chlppenham, Caine, Marlborough. Hanger/6rd Newbury caul Reading, every Afternoon at One ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, the London Tavern, Thenne Street. and Sims, Bristol, early sent morning. Coaches to Wells, Drldgemater,ffipisphatt, and Plymouth at rotund Fisres. n . • . '•••••• i 0 .4 0 .04 oak , 0 . 4 , mtt batty a Oat; airtime at ilea Afilantees at 6,. Giro' Wohiwn, Lallsbnry....tiortidopton Welford. Lutterivorth. Hinkley, .dieersione. Litelsßad, ten. Namoutle, Knott ford. Warrington and Prescot. Stirewskairy, Wellington and Shfilust Light Post Coacher, every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. • Barnstaple, Sontlanotten. stud Crediton New Light fait Coaeli,every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning*, at 7 o'Clock. The . "Rockingham," Leeds Light Post, Coach, sets out nary Afternoon at Two; and passes through Raided, lieleswesde Kato*, Bonsiales, Wansford, Stam ford. Greethlist. Grantham, Newark. Turford, Markham, .poor, Belford, Registry, Domeaster i and Ferry-bridge, ar rives at the ,Golden Lion less. Le eds. next Afternoon, at o'clock. in time for the hradford. Halifax. Skiptou and Hudderefgeld Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driven through witlifour coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages only 2d. per - lb.—Notwithstanding the uncoatmoa expedition of this Coach, it is a/leered to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled by any other. ilarronigate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every Afternoon, at% erS in the Morning. Gialgom, Laeglown. Gretna-Green. Annan, Disinfrier, Bronntigill, 7'hornkill, Sangashar Kiln. Cannock. Kings well, and all Perth of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. Bridgenortli, Waled. Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead New Light feat Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The •. Tally fle,"Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Morning at a gassier before 7 o'clock. through Reelburn, Don. stable, titeeeytitratford, TOWCOSiIIf. Wooden, Dassutry, and Marteherch; to Weenie*. and Lesmingtos. The itaprem," to York, Scarborough. Whitby, Shields. Sundernad Newcastle and FalLsburgts, a New Light Four. Inside Port-Cowl. with a Guard threoghou ; sets out 'every Morning, by way of Newark, Retford, Doncaster,, Ferry-bridge, 7'adeaster, Darlington, Northallerka. Durham, Morpeih, and Berrie!, and arrives at York Dig next Morning, AT RIDUCIII Fsess.—Drireer through a coachmen . only.—Passengers fiserang themseires fatipsed on the losinsey, may rest Win time they please, and thew, proceed elAtiont soy additional fare. Alartimirgoots and• -Sodadeos Firer- Astarte Day Alma.. Are' Aldbmsra, Reading, Imishourn, Parton, Lydinedems,, Pommy, Wootton Basset, Ressebory. lharterford. New *try and ilairkesisead.—Driven through with one coach isms Imq The Ass Rood „Patent lfaU, Biota' add Loath, Uwe' casehriefo4 Peterboro'. pawls& g ratt s i Grfausby Itresting, dihr . sday. at learter Wire 7. The •• &prat," aNO P N il Nur-Inside Poet Coach to Carlisle. Pewit?. add Udeasen r with a Guard all the way; passes through Appleby'. (trough. Bowes, Greta. Bridge, Illekinoodeatterick. Boroughbridge. Ferry-bridge, Doncaster, Newark, Bewley. Grantham. Stamford, Gree tings', atlas. Biggionvarie and Saldoek. Sete out in the Morning, and perforate the Journey with the greatest Fa cility, AT asoueso PA ass. Passengers detained on the road by business or plea sure, *eve As punier advantage of their seats being se. cured in the next Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CA2LISLE. The Noss Royal Paten Mail. Cambridge tiro' Ware, Bludigsgford, Back:and, 4' Royston. Keening, at half-past 7 °Vont. Sunday, at a quarter before 7. • Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lansdale, Bolton, Charley, Ormakiril and Garclaag Light Post Cocse4es, envy Morning and Afternoon. The " Royal Erpress." New Light Few-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in 79 Hours only. tiro' Warrington, Pwescot, Corsykton, Lawton, Newcastle. Rigdgly, Ends ford. Stone, Storord and Litchfield. (only One Night on Road,) every Afternoon ' • arrives at the Saracen's Head Dos, Date-street. Liverp ool, wart Evening. The advantages to Travellese who honour this roach with their preferenre are farsisperlor to any other on rail Road, as the "Royal Express" Is driven throughout with 4 coach- Weis only (3 tees than any other coach to Liverpool) —a sa- Wag to Passengers too evident to reqnire comment ; besides the additional advantage, especially to commercial inter eats, of performing the journey in less time than any other mach ; and, notwithstanding Us cheerless and expeditioa„ the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac commodation it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed by none. Staffordshire Potteries ' a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon. to Lensed, Stoke, Shelton, }tarsier, Tunstall, Lawton, Manly ud Holmes Chapel. TMs is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every. Morning and Afternoon, AT ItIDOCBD Chester, Newport, Whiteelinrck. Tarporley, Nampt wick, Nortkwich and Middlewick Light Couches, every Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Light Post Casettes every Morning and Afternoon, through RaMock, Blggieswede, St. Neots, Buckden, Aleon bury, Stilton, sal Wandeford. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarns Light Post Cooch every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, AT 11111DOCAD PARES. Mountain's " Express. Umpire and Tally Ito," to Man chester, Winston., &nekton, Newcastle, Wenn, Wolver hampton 4 itsmitqforsi, New Four inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the Road. Sheffield and Rotherham new Foote Inside Post Coaches every Monday, coiled " The Express," and also " The Rockingham, ' every Afternoon. AT Revues', retest'. The " Royal Express," new Birmingham Light Rut Night Coach, isle hours. sets oat every afternoon. currying 4 inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington. Soothes*. freedom. Derentrg. Stoney-Sti ertford. and Toireester. to .the Saracen's Head. 801 l street. Birmingham. cgrty next morning.—Dricen throng* with tiro coachmen only. 1 . The '• Express" a New Light Post Coach to /lull. Lin coln, Northeare.. Horde's. and Doncaster, every meriting. at eight o'clock to the Cross keys. Ma , ket Place, Heil, /tad also the •• Rockingham" is the ayterneon at 2 o'clock. 7'he Hertford, Ware. thoddesdon and CliesAgent Coach. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily at e:even, hal l= past tiro, five.. wad eight o'clock. o i ,* At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York. end Demister« Luggage and Packages st only two-pence per lb. S. A: MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully 'epeeist their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for say Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writittga t Plate. de. of more thee Five Potted* raise, if lost, stolen, oeclaniiikeit unless entered as such. and the insurance paid for *repro ingly, at the Saracen's head IRa s , tiltianer-serer', Sac I'll, Lundoa. ausseu. AND OTHERS V. SIIITH AND ANOTHER.. This was an action of trover brought by the plaintiffs, who are manufacturers of yarn, to recover the value of twenty packs of yarn from the defendants, who are mer chants in the city. It appeared in evidence that the plaintiffs had largely commissioned a person named Wagstaff to sell yarn for them as a factor. Wagstaff, being in embarrassed circum-1 vaii:ei, for several months boug ht goods on credit, sod sold them for ready money at low prices, and digposed of the yarn in question to the defendants, at 151., instead of 21 or 221. pe: pack, which was the regular manufacturer's Iprice. At last Wagstaff became bankrupt; and the plaintiffs contended, that under the circumstances they were entitled to_ recover the value from the defendants, the sal. being fraudulent and void. , I The LORD CHIEF &mace said, that there were th ree I questions in this cause which might demand the attention of the Jnry. First, did Wagstaff sell or merely pledge the e,o•ids of the defendants, because it was old law, that it a fact authorized only to sell, chose to pledge the goods of his principal, he would not alter the property, which continued in the . original owner. Secoodly, tt they thought the goods were sold, did the defendants know, or had they reason to believe, that Wagstaff was offering thee) to sate at a less price than the p:aintiffs had authorized ; far if they were aware of this circumstance; the sale Was fraudulent and consequently void. And in his jndenreot there was vet a third qnesuon which would Arise, if'they were of opinion on the two former points in favour of the defendants, w is Wagstaff engaged in a general course of traedulent dealing . within the knowledg# of those who purchased the yarn ? For he should' holC that •if thetrati la embirrassed circumstances, were carrying' Wit 's system of buying' oil -credit, and selling ftir , reailytAnoney, at redueed)prices, all who bought of them at . sneitpticea did so at their peril. If they were convinced on the evideocel a that Messrs. Smith an! Sdu were aware• of the c.itifir; Harrom-Goenew.—Yestenlay. Jolts Snaitk, brother to the person who keeps the Angel lain and 'Tavern, at Islington, appeared to a summons obtained it the iostance of Mr. John Scott, the Churchwarden of Clerkenwell. The summons charged Mr. James Smith with having permitted company In his house during this time on a Sunday afternoon in which Divine Service takes place. Mr. Scott stated, that on Sunday beLre last he visitett the house at ten minutes before four o'clock in the afternoon, when he found five gentlemen in the cbffer room, two of whom were taking their wine. He desired to see Mr. Smith, to whom he mentioned the fact, and told him that the neighbouring publicans, who wero eoropclled to close their houses, deemed it hard that li should be allowed, because a rice mate, a superior pri vilege. He hoped, therefore, he would close his hwy. as, if be did not, lie should feel himself boon I to pr wee I against him. Mr. Smith, in reply, toll him that la r should keep open till the Magistrates desired him to close his house. In answer te an enquiry from the Magistrates, Mr. Scot* admitted tha Io cloth was laid on that table where _the_ persons he observed were sitting; cloths were also aptlted on two other tables. A constable, who visited the house by desire, of , • Ift, Scott, at a quarter past four on the same' afternoon, gave evidence to the same effect. Cloths were 'he said, spread on the tables, as if for dining.. On one table over which was a cloth, two or three pewter pots, such as are used for • beer, were standing'. Mr. Human, for the defendant, called witnceses to prove that the ;versant present, who were most repeetable gentlemen.had coins for.the purpose of dining. ni pots seen on the tohle were thosethat sere used fur the beer at dinner. No person was allowed' dultikthe'hours of Diane Service to enter the house to tiptalie; but Only fir Wavily' , tifershrneni: The tAp uas'ultolly &niched froth That . part of the pr emiees whtre those padmaiiii'veiyidiaing, and had' • separate entrance. /h. Powls, Sih lisdepsident gendens'ak stated. chit Itt I ftegeently dined It the hense on 014641. Tfilit It seas *St:dieted es* tighlar coffee room vtai at tlll direr. er spretatde trieeerts 6 1 d tiff. .• .. .1••• •• Mr. &tams here observed, . the qoestion was ikiiiffo ; . a ' Vivo . ktver - to praseutett sA4A- q 11.4e' u f• - : NI 44,