The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

1,11 -j STATESMAN. ~ . life, or deliver ans of them In their enemies, would he a violation of all Law, ati priNeiple, and ell policy, from •which pull LAW con and 4,4 1/ nt to protect him andikesn. suffering, by ulcers from n waeisd, end from his %nog confinement; having, sale ”alert in h i' P4 ' filims f° the Queen, suffered f o , hear 32 years a I •aliment, a thou.and. fold wo.iie than a tdeseist sii.lert death. And at Jeteoli, 41iiittB been coofioeil during the whole of three reigyr, within some few days, and during part of a fourth, he was liberated; having suffered five yeasechtere after his being tether. d to the dread. - - ful state descromo,—liberated by DEATH, se' Member, HAMBURG!! MAIL. 17OS„ iti the 37th year from Isis first imprisonment (haying been a short time on hail in the early part of —eft— ii), Cocci. ie the 8241 seat of his age. COrettli•cefl. JULY 29:---We hear that his Ma. jest) , has received from the Einpernrs Alexander and Merciful Heaven! And are such things prece. F rancis a very friendly invitation, in letters of their • *lents 9 - Aud is this the way to honour the Statute own hand writing, to be present at the future Con - toze - isf thglailslP—To make it a precedent at • all, grese, but it is at present undecided whether he will . riAlroLltdtt most hale been shown to have conspired, attend it. We expect from the hams , PVPist of this ' since.ttis raining to England, against the CROWN ; war very important advantages to Denmark. "44, wt lemeti , to hive committed in England some The Subsiby Treaty with England is very advert ' greet Crime against the Government of this country. tageous, as it is calculated from toe Ist of April.— It la a precedent for nothing hut to show that Sweden does not furnish any troops this time. The i charges for h violati on of .the law of the lard, corn- negociations with the Norwe g ia n D e p ut i es procee d s milted by one-inii and born in it, may he the sub. in the most favourable manner. • jert of iltiprisoninent in order to trial ; dint the BERLIN, AUG. I.—The day after to-morrow a case common law, and the statute, till unduly changed, will occurs which is without parallel in the Pros•isn his. not •enolure perpetual or indefinite imprisonment ; tory, though se full of extraordinary events—our • and tfiefa vessel lying at low-water mark, lies within Monarch, with his brave army, will celebrate his the countylo . ohich the adjacent share belongs. birth-day in Paris, while we are celebrating it here BO it is a precedent for a special art to transport and in the whole kingdom with the sentiments which •-• /10:4.aealtTe for life. For what ? For acts done animates a great people towards their excellent King, whou be held the supreme Government in FRANCE, who may be called the father of his country. or fcir riturning from E L BA, 'of which the supreme i It was on the 22d of July that the Prussian Gus ads 'Gosertiment was stipulated to him during life; to the mode their entrance into Paris. It was one of the - GoWlernwtent of FRANCE, to which he was again most brilliant and striking military exhibitions ever edepted ?* Do we fear, or can France expect, that seen. The troops were all in the most splendid mil be would return to it again ? form, and the two Emperors Alesnod.r sod Francis, grew; the severe Oitoytus mitigates his interprets- wore the Genetals' uniform of the grous4 tier i , re g tion(of the then-much-less-understood rights of war meats, which his Majesty ha s g i ven th em , an d our and peacc, than they are now understood.. And by King wore the beautiful uniform of the hussar regi ment, presented him at Vie n na by the Emperor_ of the tOth chapter of his third Book, acknowledges that the Islam et bonum, the seose . of justice and Austria humanity, and henevolence; the Rudor, the shame of Sr. PETERSBURGII, JULY 18.—Last Wednesday the thunder of the artillery announced to th e ca pi ta l being ungenerous and cruel ; and the prevalence of Christian morality . have tacitly relinquished many the glorious victory obtained by the Allied arms over sopßosed rights of war, which were rather prece- the genera) enemy of Europe, for w hich solemn dents of fact thin evidence of right. No custom, no thanksgiving, were offered in the great church of the IVinter nonce. Ilex Nl..j e sty, th e _E m p ress' M other, precrdelit, do Act of Parliament, can give a right to do great, and manifest, and perpetual wrong. and the Grand Duchess Anna Peolowisa, came from Pa A Irolc . to be . present at this ceremony . at which the But to what barbarism must .we go for this , as most distinguished persons of both C.P741.9. and the a part of even the supposed law of nations ? ' We Foreign ... . • mtitistess t were present. The news fun., should still - be the Britanni hospilibtss feri, the , the armies . . • connoving the pa ritieolars of this glorious Britons fierce and hostile to strangers visiting them, event wer... read aloud by Gen. G..frartieltow, the head if we could suffer it to be so considered in ours. of the War Department. The tha n ks g i v i ngs were WP earl never Make it a part of the right, and fit, performed, and in the evening the city was itfu and boconting ; we coo never reconcile it to . our initiated. Contmon,Law and Constitution ; we can never with- Dae , oey, JULY '2B.—On the 2141, the Dresden out just Ammo and eternal reproach, make it the Lends% elo matched to join the arm,. Ito the course subject, of isitatute of this realm of England. of next it ttttt th another Russian curios of 19.000 men By what title should we describe, what preamble is expected Cs. p.s. thi ',ugh Dle.deti and Nl.i•mni. give to it ?—An Alto transport for life, as a pri- CA.-EL, Ju Li 31.—lits Ro t al Ilightu.ss the Duke sorer beyond the seas to St Helena, NAPOLnON 80. of Cumberlaild is gene by way of Gottiegeit, &c. to •• .INAP %RYE, mere than twenty years EMPEROR OP meet his ciiii , iii ,. FRANCE, he having VOLUNTARILY COMC to GREAT New irtteurz. JULY 26,11er Rove! illiglinnv. BRITAIN, claiming the protedion of our lows, as the Der'ess 4.f Cumberleisd .1., out 19.(1.1 V , i ll com sat-it:if himself of our hospitality, and throwing him. lI3IIA W ill the Ilvreditary Gram. tank., on h er RA) self nit lee justice and genetosity of the British Pet plea, to I:,nelatot. I the passage i • N.. lob ..1 the Cot . lll4rk, I beseech, how this becomes Me house! , respondent, occasinised by the D b a te s in Parliensent. had escited, contrary to e s ,„ 'surto, an t doubt. a. I'• . r Inteisthd to make the name of an Act of so she for coatoost of he. %tsp.:ly th ,, Q seen of Paritatnet t Otl.ous inch ridiculous, and synonym ou s Grist Britain, sister of Ant Gram' Duke. - In the wish the extreme of folly, injustice, and cruelty • ' niersiage, pet f.. 1 auvtl in the most solemn manner at then, and lIIPII 0111 V., such an Act might be prepdsed this C .urt, between the Doke of Cumberland and the and imagined passible to pass the two Houses, and Duchess Freste. Ira, Pririloa Dooneer of Salm., 044 receive the sanction of the Crown. Can we he wet ;mini.. would i he cal cu le t eJ to du awe lehtirely this to learn that it is not law that makes justice, but jus- i t . it„lf.„t ni .. g p ‘1,...!n. tice Mid alone eonstttut.s date P LETTRR FROM TILE BANES OP TIIE RHINE, JULY 27. Biit Ministers as• to have an indensitii 'V' All in ' Alsace Is gtl,ol3lPri b.. 'lie A ma. ia ei Government, ar.voiitt !—Sproris of SAVILLE. of Fox, and of under the 101111 P Of the Les • selgratiate of Aimee. WHITBREAD: RI 1 I might add of PITT, father and The Ex.Q.spen of tiolla of, whom Lest,: X VIII. sun;, spirit of Nsesoo ; and thou living genius of created Du. 1111.03 Off St. i.ue, was the most z ekiou• 14 our _azmice, and thou aged )(TVG. in whose name , all & % impart. partimiss on his re-appearatice. She and , Whiff llty son, THE PRINCE REGENT, SU- -wen . so t far as to ili.tribute a short time before she ministers the Government ;—alt indemnity ;—for . , left Paris *bow 100,000 francs more to increase the what ? • , i When a clear, general . ' necessary good has been I party of the Empei or. . done under circumstances that could not wait for the I . Paris. it is said, is to s he di vied into foss quarters, Russia, d sanction of Parliament, and which could not legally for Austria . England, Rus and Prussia. I, AMBURGU ! R, be done without it, there an indemnity is of rig ht ; : Excellency the tinatii.h Artfhasseslor, who reside s at AVG. 7 2.—Out the 31st of July his where an error has been incurred its nice and , , Ottensen, gave a grand fete at Reisivelles Hotel, at subordinate points of administration, hut not ageisiss i any clear general principle of the Constitution, "Di which were present Prince Henry of Hess e , w i t h his - staff and a great many Danish Oilire rt , w i t h t h e ! against the LerW of Nations and of nature, and the ! Civil and Military Authorities of Ilamburgh and Alto. national character; there an Indemnity is admit- I no, and the principal persons of both tow its ;and which : Bible.—But an indemnity tot transporting- this Bus particularly grand by the charms of a numerotes Roost illustrious of visitants—thins coming, thus attendance of the fair sex. In the middle o f t h e sa coebdisig himself to us, and who, by his are loon, which was most elegantly ornamented with the rival has terminated the U lr—impaisneting him colours of Spain, the Horror the Allied Powers were immediately for the purpose of transporting him placed is, a beautiful group crowned with laurels. — for life to St. Helena! If for this an indemnity is T , he flag of the Serene Ho u se of B runsw i c k was to. be had, or even asked, I know not for what , veiled with black crape, and by its striking appear dee Is it may not be challenged and obtained fur the . once in the festive ball, which the deceased hurl AO time to come. often frequented, excited in the minds of the specie- Bdt 44 we must know whatever is intlispensible to . tors assembled on the joyful occasi on , seteinseists of the public security." Doubt les‘ : hut against whom. ug ins! him "h" p"" himself if we will consent,, the most cordial regret, and the most . grate f u l re ., ' en !..r nor laws ; against him who trusts to the Eng. membrance towards a Prince who h a d so g l or i ous l y died the death of a hero fu or the genera l goo d. A t lishC; vernment and [olio's ; against him anti about two in the morning the siumprow t a viettibly sat down . fifty .1 hi. faithful and honourable friends, includitog to a s elegant supper, after which they enjoyed the' t!.e th. it wires and children ! Intlispensible security to pleasure of the dance, Bud the Millia t it f e t e , a t w hi c h Crown and Par/tome/4 of England ; t --" the' the purest cheerfulness prevailed, did not end till long Dike of Welling! Ai and the army' of Igiterloo ; to , ~,- after day break. our army and to twelve millions of Lb itish inha bit. e•...,.. Would a sin. he individual, feeling rightly such Exchange on London, 4th Aug. 31 sc h. Fl em . fos sere. i. y in 1 Ise truprism.melli of another individual ant, yours, &c. CA P•• L LOFFT. Troston-balL Dear %Irv. S Ant. 4. 1815. fur life? end .. 1 ,411 ,uch a elmduct be i m a g in e d . i lf r o ,.ibie t' the security of this higit-spilifed, f ree , nod g•eist uniiror ?—What is issdirp ',Able in this?— to do justice, to practise benevolence, and to fear nortsieA ro:ni. we adhere to these. Other id 4 4 have been started, which it would be a lih.4 eri the G. comment and on the country to Stip p •se.con he p.rant ; such as seizing the Librar,y, sO fi r Ro i l, remniris, of BuNArAa.re, nnd.his Wher pro irery which hrought with him hither; atd such as seeriliog the G•wrrala IlveTuson and I.ll.l.rmAran, priaribed by the present Government of France (by Fooctic and Tst.t.sitit %ND!) prisoners thither,. 'to the &gown! of tliot Cove:moleat. •It ought not to be - . brlit•okl tt•at this. soill•ever be. I eetv.lirte thus : that perfect liberty to Bowo r %l 4 and faithful eottoos, • who •have•accompa nieit him to residef r ileso thiy slia4l still be so in clined, here to4feedOin,; - :weilld he the just and Ito, ilwrfectiy ovcri and . honourably; that -tit transport-him. Ittitecitchtotici. therwatijiris map for .. a~ ... ~.._.,_.. . INSOLVENT DEBTORS" (X)URT; 40a. IQ. Vt. Barber, who Ahas tweet a schootansster of ex tvsit sive Goal lIPV4 in di &resit parts of Fmglond, oppoaed fur a concealment of a part of his property. It lama en - dmavoureil to he proved that he had not Accounted for several thousand pounds sterling, whiCh in the course of professional avocations had heen receivrA la) him; and an attempt was made to pi') back into his affairs for several years, with an expectation of eliciting that circumstance. The Counsel for Dr. Barber resisted this enquiry into long date, and the Court confined the examinas lino to the contents of the schedule, which stated.* number of very considerable legal expences at dif. ferent dates, to explain the consumption of property passing tlrrough Mr. Barbie& hands. An enquiry of some length was heard as to the fact of a removal of some luggage from the Prisoner's house at Bath, after his insolvency. Dr. Barber swore this removal- to have consisted of effects belonging to some of the hoarders in his establishment. He bad afterwards a Seminary at Hackney, but the debts which pressed upon him were of older date. John Newenham, the landlord of this last place said, that 5001. rent was due to him,_ and that the furniture on the premises was removed to prevent a dist fess. From the whole of the circumstances, Serjeant RtpsNisinTom could not see any reason to.itifer a liautlulent ihtention on the part of the Prisoner. The objections were consequently overruled. ~Ce. _ ~. ...... 11l FOLIC' F',. GUILDIML.—YesIerday, Harriet Thomson was charged wish robbing John Roberts, of his purse, containing Bink•notes and silver to a considerable a Hann NIA other articles. Thii Prosecutor is a foreign yeoman, and having indulged rather freely in his potittinu., he hecume the dupe of the Prisoner's protettibil attachment, who while he slept contrived to rifle Hs pockets of the , property in question, with unit it she escaped. Site was, however, soon after secu..il, and part of the property found in her pos. The Prisoner was temanded. a ITTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday, Sarah Baybrook, se , ssiit to Mr. James Coulston, of Compton-street, Clf.rkenw.ll, was charged on suspicion of being cog corned with some person or persons unknown in robbing her said master's premises of; very large colt:Oily of lineni • consisting of gowns, sheets, shirts, t,nte cloths , and various other articles, which were to be rt Llt appeared on examination that the Piivoner, who was desired on toe preceding night to collect the above articles together, to be washed on Wprbiesday morning, left them in the wash-house in ;tie yard, which had no other fastening than a corn :11011 'itch; that the got op at .an early hour that taunting. and lighted the cower fire in the wash house, but never informed the family that all the above linen had been .stolen, until near eight o'clock, rl a time do a, considerable part of, her washing sbould have been done. Mr. Conlaton further suited, that t,h Prisoner, had been ordered frequent ly never fo leave an article of the smallest value in the gach-bouse all night, for fear it should be stolen ; aatt rho trouble t,f taking the clothes . firm the 'kit chen could not be much, and that lie suspected, from hear lig she had very bad connections, that she her. self Aas weal to the robbery, and that the clothes must have been conveyed from the kitchen, as there I were not airy marks of any person getting over the ,nalil wall, which could not be effected without dis turbing sump loose tiles which were on the top of the gall. Under all these circumstance she was com riiitte' for re-examination. WOltill IP-Vial:l:T.—Yesterday,' Mn. Sinsmonds WI! brought up on suspicion of having committed dii'irs robberies and felonies in the county of Mid. Mese'. Thomas Ilarrald, on his oath, said, that he Ism constable at Islington; about half pest nine o'clock on the preceeding evening he was informed that three suspicious men were lurking about the hints'. of Sir; Illintt, in Clark's-place : he went Ithere in consequence, and found the Prisoner at. tempting to open the door; he took him into cus tody, 81141 CilllA in his possession a great bunch of skletoir stild picklock keys. The Prisoner said in defence, that he found the 1 keys in the street, and Ihtt two gentlemen whom he did not know, sent him to enquire for a person at the muse where he was apprehended. li' was remanded for further hearing. manstow-noust.—Thumday, Win. Lowick, one of the por ters employed iii the neighbourhood of Billingsgate, was • charged with violently assaulting nod heating Margaret Ken nedy. on Tuesday week, from the effects of which she had but it recovered. It appeared that on the day mentioned, the Prnsec,,trix was engaged about her ordinary business, o hen the Primiser interfered, and t h e fanner remonstrating, he struck her %intently, and knocked her ri..wn, when inconsequence of the fah her shoulder was dislocated, and she was conveyed to We Hospital. The Prisoner was fully committed. BOW-ITRECT.—Thursday, John Anson was brought to the alley, charged with robbing Nlr. James Yates, of his watch, at the comer of Jame, street. Covent-garden, on lVedne4day night. The cry of ' slop thief,' was raised, and the Prisoner was stopped and secured with the watch upon hi m by W m. Jef ferson. The Prisoner was fully, committed for trial. QuErwmotiane.— Thursday, Anne Allen, a notoriously aban doned esiaracter. , was charged with tabbing Daniel Potter, of 51. its Bank of England notes, by picking his pocket. She, together with some of her comrades, contrived to detain him as he WWI passing along the street on Wednesday evening. and soon after hehad succeeded in disentangling himself from the Pi isoner, he dkenyered that his pocket had been picked of pro perty to the ablistint *above uientioned. She had been %rarefied, but none of the money was' found .open her.; the-fdagistrates:, however, ordered a further and more minute search to be made, when Green, the Aker (a shoemaker by trade), carefully ex amined the.showv,. and between the soles of oto of them, on ripping It open, he discovered very , neatly concealed a 21. note , ant r a ii. note . O n further exam i nation he foiind another 21. note, sewed in the rim of the petticoat.' thiss nsitking top the 51. but by the Prosecutor. The. facts being so conclusive, and Sir. Potter identifying the notes to be his, she was fully com miued to'Newgate, for trial. ! A letter from Gc'iioa, Idly" 15, lays, the privateer front Porto Ferrajo, which has been taken, had a -commission on hoard, given in the name of NAN,: • Lunt, and signed by General LAXPEL, Commander of the Island of Elba. There are about 20 small privateers belonging to said Island, which infect these seas, and greatly interrupted the trade in this quar ter ; it is said they have captured two ships, one from Trieste, bound to Leghorn, and another from-Leg horn to Tunis, in which the Assurance Companies of Leghorn are deeply concerned. The Spartan frigate Is arrived here from Naples, with 12 transports, with , British and Hinoverian troops on board ; she sailed again jesterday morning with four transports with , bi At qz . bridge, on the Bth DinistE.Da.gedise9ot.n.gdMoran.b. troops 4 said to be destined to reinforce the expedition i A re n . " Mr w . ..t il o l io es i: :that lately sailed from this . pat, hint which is report- ( t .t s n ucr u iver a ( v if ia ta . e t l a a t te so kight Dastard Chief Justice Willem. ei toliase landed at the' Island of W er e', an d th a t /tumb,ii Leeds, u'rrnrd l : Pr-s of 4a sO ln yea . rs a very respectable farmer Admiral Lord ,Exmount is off Toulon with . nine sail and crazier that place. . :of theline: There is just now insight a convoy of D. limii4 w j a about 14 sail, supposed to brine utbre troops from " •ci kr. • , L i r. 55, . - ' On the .1 7th oh , m Litmus,o Thomas ' t'e, I.ci s .i. . i i p s. ..,lp, ra i y. h , w ,r a „ ..".' agedwife"lY sop of of r. 1 La 0 111 .070e ' o f 29 t ße b nit. of aged 81, Edward Colinas, Est. . • --- • • - MARRIED. In January last, at Calcutta, James Patten Anilice Esq. to Margitret, third daughter of John Campbell. EA., ' of Hart. street. Rhooinsbury-square. • 'Ou the sth in at St. James's Church, R. W. Satchwell, Esq. to M. , Krnett. On the Nth inst. at Hackney, John Fryer; Esq. of Claptoo, to Miss Davies, of the saute place. • .2%• ~ •f \ M A~ • .. ~~ __ Iti7IJILLIAA -B. 1146UNTAIg; ktincPn's j V INN. IPIOW•Iltoto, LONGON•i rhe best Ace..asmodation Ins Travellers, gosill Re4s, eb i ,k e ". goers. 1111., onoderate ('hatter Tbe foil. wing Post C 0-Iw., Mail Cowbell, tic.set e t a Pine 17 . 4 1 , 1. 7,,15 0c e ' t • T R k or i e'e'rie four b l ade, only, awl efle4 reniark:l l ..l. e..,. with a Guard wt. Passes Co righ Steen: . work, Retnort4 :-.,;,,e sail Ferry hridge, to she Leeds, M -.. Notwithstanding the uncoil, -owl exereolition 04 fhb Coto ittll a ikll'‘Wed to tae lOC InOSt ternhoslncl seplele Piddle Cani s .. Ante ~nthe North Road, being' eneqtrilleol in Accom by slay other. TRAVELLING FRroi twilit - 11N TO LIVERP3OI,, tV THBNTY . NINE. HOURS. The UMPIRE...a new Lis o pool i.r,ht Cartrk,•-als ;Mr niat no the load, caret ss Pour j side and F •tr Ontsi•ln from the S tr , reds H. 4.1 Inn, SHIM hill, London,. even , dal/ as One :o.'t leek, al rivft ip "I nest heron...a M thrill/11l lilt. is. le, Woomera, Irotiibury N ,r ha ~, ford, Lutoerworth Artier tone, Lit• tl 4 - 14. Zoo Rugely, Newcastle, KinaJtord, Warrington, and Prescott. 1/KRRIDGE„ Hayes. Tye., Sonthwell and Actor, Ne w Post Coach, every Aro:rumor. WEY Union Conch. carat , - F or Insides, sir rya Dorchester, BI isodrord, Sllistorr • . and An 1050. r.• esso l i ;fi e , noon, arrives at she Crown Jun, Weemooth rex. re, the Packets sail nn Wednesday said Sorerda, Astern. l c V, Five. to Guern,r4 and Jerses, Chertn nr.: :out 5.. M 0„.,._ The road froal.rhes burgh to Paris, Is Ike most delightful not the cheapest ilt Nance. • liXE'rEl4, Pl%nosurh. Weymouth, Dorchester, Polmoutk, D•irlonioutio, and Salisbury. New Pog Coach, c grin Four I S , skin, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, through Houion.a. As . , 'Minster, Bridport, Blandforol. Kasiowooake an d R 3:0 . 1 , 41. BOSTON, Spalding. Perri borough. Stilton. and Bimini don,.tiew Royal Mail Couch, sets not ever' Evenine. Coust ia Irreg. Bowan to Spilshy, Louth, Grins•hy, and I • I.IVER POOL Warrington, Kourstinvt, Morns. and geld, Post Conch, every Evening as Five to n o Brothertom's, Saracea's Head let, Dale -street, Liverpout4, Guarded throughout. DOVER. D ea l, Margate, Rarrisgt.e. Cnoterliii, - , ' Peter., a ut o mat , Bock.sier, and G.atesend Pod Morning and Evening. BATH nod BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, 'Yentas% Clap. potham, Caine, end Marlborough, every Atterromos 'Threat Mr. May's, the Gres hound bin, Bath, And the 4..«.5a ninny. Thomas-street, Bristol, next Moming.—roaebes to Welk Bridgewater, Tau nt on, Exeter, &c. KENDAL, Lancaster Presto*, Kirby - Lansdale , Bdtris, Chorley, Onoskirk, and Lancaster, Post Custebes, e'er, Afar. soon. at Five o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna.Grees, Annan, lhonsfrlva - Brownlaill. Thornhill. SonquharsK •Catonseck, Ktinsswell, and all pnras of Scotland. Cooinperdo or: C ouch t YORK, Newcastle. Pied Edinburgh, two Comeh, performed With a Guard throughout, sets •on every-Mowni g at half-pmt Six n'Clowk, by way of Newark, Retfarok, Tadeffster, Der. , Enron, Northallerton.. Duo nano, Ittorpeth rat i rwork.... Passengers finding thernselies (maimed froMsta , 'th .4 D e journey, may rest *hut gibe they please. and then seamed Ea without nay additional fare, In the Black Swan lan. -Conley. , strict, York. Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Sciirb..rmigk Wmiby, anirritliet Places. BR IDGENORTH god Weisel new Pail Vial*. every Evening. CARLISLE, Pearlth. and Whiteltaim Pant Cotief, with a Guard all the way. Passes the...eght Brought. Apple.% Grentubridge, Richmond, Catterick. Roroitgabridge, We. therby, Aberfoirof, Doncaster, nod Gritothran (the Ream way by eighteen. miles), sets nut every Morntaw, forms the 'aurae with the greatest, facility. Itfa%., ea ,, wes ed ors the Road by husinets or ptea-are. have the petit ads vantage of their seats being strived In the trey.; c ue d,. CHESTF.R and Parkgrite Post-ConclI„ SUNDERLAND, Stor Mot% v New C oach nay Morning, In Deor;.:: Flunderiand. MAN CH EitTER Whislnn , OungletnA, Newels.* Ifishaj end Wolverhampton. Post Coach. every Afterwmrs„auarded. SHREWSIOIRY, Wrlliugian , nod Shiffl4ll, Post Candi, the Prince or Wales, every Evening', at Five o'Clock, plastid. • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pant Coach, called the lack. inhale, every Morning. • N. S. Heavy Weights of Lonnire, Goo ds, S(c, tronveied . the otideedien tooed WAGGONS • • To MRS, Berries, Bungwy, Bury, and all parts of lulfolki every. Monday-. el ItEN curtr. F.R. Abingdon, d Henley. Ibres Bins a week. SOUTHAMPTON. Wincliesier, Rumtey, ladthintt. rologion. Christchurch, Rio/mood, ristchurch, Fordlogbr Witokors, Poole. I le of Wight, Jerwy, and Clown e%, N agnate Iktityt SUN BURY. Htoopson, and T wieke , ham, .tw ice a wea k . ifiltEEN WICH, Wo Inich. nod' Deptford. If EMSTRA n and Watford, &c. SOUTHAMPTON, Winebe-ter. A regard. a,4 Alton Cad'. every Evening. HULL, Nt.rihrave, Howden, Thorn. owl I)4e:titer, Pod Coach, every Morning at Seven o'clock, to the hall sag I Ito.. \i.e....gore. Hell LI'EP4 awl Wakefield New Elegant Gush, dilly. BIRMINGHAM Mercury P*lll Gonda, with a Goad, le ant ever, Alfteroorm, an.i refwbes Birsainehaut nest day was" , Prunes by O ford, Fo.ton Shipstorye , to mew Rams. Head, Ilan -street. mod Coale man. Btriaistaltans. NEP-TF(11(17. Ware, Hoddesdan, mod eke/4mm Coadw. every doiciog. '1 t ITT ::N 11 AM and D MON TON Clateh, da ,it attn.. ifroost•2, half-past 4. and half.past 7, m'Cio W ILL I AM R. MOUNTAIN add-C•t. tespewfilly avoid. their Friends and I e Public, that they will not • c awn* .i.bte I for any Parcel.. or lueotee, &r. of now , than; Pier P. Yalu.., if lost or dfanalted. unl a. , nrevcd n, 'trek. .s 4 prd far areordlng . y. nt the S sweep% Had to . . Load.- To necoonsnottate Ih., e trod.. c she we,, end .4 the 'oast Passengers and Parrett are book ti ..1 If.tte;wtet. New Wide Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, fur the whew- Concise's. tati.oitrANT A.HricE. WHEN Men of Education and Professional! Skill use persevering endeavours to discover the safe and certain stettiod of treating a few prey/Mug Diseams, al ' successful result of their experience is IN. befit woad otset;stre-7 1 * ly. Messrs. Gt)SS and CO. Surgeons, have town indoced .3 wall the cure of the folio ing the object their inirite L :,i. viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contrary,. hr is moment IC intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures nod Clews, *Wyly by an improved plan, sire speedily and effectiMlly cured; tutee Debility, whether arising from BArch:tooling in.lielgericei, loot residence in warm climates, or a sets zt colitary vier, too ofies unhappily purtmed by theyouth of both sexes: in the , 'ne C "' " ' lag eternity, or harretineft ; and in the otter a aftlntroall Kai* of nervous diseases, which. if nit timely reusedied, terminate is iintintenee and Consumpt Ma. In Oa: distressingaliste debiti• ty or _deficiency. w henscr the (onset:ltem,. of such bolero; he ' talc or a risi trim any Miser cause,, by which Me powers at the.coustituti-sti become entrehled. u lUenshers of the • Oollege of Surgeons in L•didim they offer it firm. mfr. ' uutss speedy restorative, to • dand vigorous health. To result of a long and eximaire promise nes. anothissil , arta. superior . method, to remove Venereal ;ume ever inveterate or complicated, without sasiertiog the •iv to the least restiatim in die• or exe rc ise; arid in recto' 'emelt where an early application is made pti discovery of the loran -1 4 they.frequently perform n cure in the short space of tv , o• dso. The unprecedented success of their mode of t remment t which see Dever iwen-knowa to fail in one.siiiele hrsionice in a praethe ' fifteen Wears, during which period mho) ; thousand persons ••fttstl sexes have berwee red, 'eVen after severe •and injurious meta& had imen pursued by other Practili.vorrs without effertl,indistw then to thus publicty offer their advice.—Those peculiar els t• den and deficienities, int idehthl to the Female sex. which Si often embitter matrimonial friar,' 1. 45 re t oored h) mewl' gentle 'as they are efficacious. Ntor, bat Iffonten. woo Duet* hi been disappoluted iro tiliresilfrfilli..lLk of a family, may he a 5,4 ed, that to most instances such (tercets ote'eurohle by medial skill. O'es hrldCo. clusiveiy yrotessilig ilk este .I,t traces particular complaints, in order that they - timy uot tie itookr",_ by a mistaken few, with tlaf ohlogity t. busby tittiched U. ler ignorant empiric, th i n k. i t h ut justice t...shrapeives tw state,. they hove been properly educated amt taittplial tont rveiv hut of the profiais" (certifientes of whtrh fr4in , af e y e nt tali, nod testimonials from the most elitinent latsupciata.o4 bare to COM ince ativ.inotsirer), stint the success. rcrodwit ... their et d. livours first induced the m T o quit • nor ,-*.r.,11 sire al the general Practiiiii: fir, nod they presume that thAr pteD. luau cmattline a fair entooll for the tn.preeedented coulidcwO e with w they hove, be the Public. been ,so its : emit!, boooare. —Patients to the country are to 11i. vied sf. state' ihi s pertielditto of tr , eir rose, ago. hail general noble of Ifylag, sof iselnibts • re-rammer for Advice and Aleditines,, slap oho' over will art sent to any port of the ists Cr): Slovens*. la; fintiVerteieireue. 'Fleet ,tre.l May I, fil!). t Prt• :$15444.14..ve5v0i 1 . oYr i peirti IFre, ries .b. • r TT. ,pr ~. - .:'. . . Mir ~Gi~.:~ A: 7 _ 1 ;~ ~4 G , C \. ~W 1 %. 1 flo kir Sr r.. A