The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-22 00:00:00

IF IREL__ _ VICE-REGAL TOUR. Coma, Sart. 15..—The Marquis and Marchib. ness of Thomond had the honour of entertaining the Vice-regal Party on Weduesday at Rosiellen, the beautiful seat of the Marquis. A splendid Ball succeded to a superb sos‘costly dinner ; and the company, which had been collected in honour of their Eseellenciel, did not separate until a late 11,,' or in the morning. On the surceeding day their Graeae. and suite we're sumptuously and elegantly entertained on board the I irginie frigate, by Admiral Whitsted. During the day the Royal Standard was flying at the main-top.gallaut-tnast.head •of 'the Virginie, and that ship, andevery other ship of war in the harbour, was beautifully decorated with colours. Their Graces arrived on board the flag-ship about six o'clock in the evening, am! the event was ac. knowledged by a Royal salute from Ole ships and bitteri s. Mr. Drury's pleasure yscht also coin. plimented the circumstance with twenty-one swi. vela, after the batteries had ceased. The specta. de had generally a very splendid effect. The ships of war preservA she ornamental arrangements of their. colours until the departure of their Exeellen. cite, which did not take place till seven o'clock ibis morning, a magnificent ball and the choicest 11reshrnents having enticed their stay to that hour.. Alt iyal salute, similar to the first, announced tie period when• the Illustrious Visitors returned to &Mt Min. This day the. Doke and Duchess of Richmond and suite %sill make their entry Into this City. Their Graces will be escorted by a strong body of the cavalry of the city yeomanry. On Sunday his Grace a ill review boili Citicurps t and several of the corps iu the vicinity of Cork.. We have no doubt bitt that the occasion will bring out the full strength of the respective corps which form the brigade ; bud we anticipate ttse appearance of as fine a body of y.optaartry as any which the British Empire could prance. Pc r istO, San. 18.--. A rumour has prevailed for priejblis ot:a. new Viceroy being appointed for i tlifs,kinidom, at the pressing solicitation of till Duke of Itielthsond, who is said to be de. siren of .returuies to England. In addition to thil, the Earl of Chesterfield has been named as his, Grace's successor. Iflppily, however, for tht; . good and honourable government of Ireland, there is uo funtsilatioli skhatever for such report. The Earl of Shannon has, proved the most success ful,agriculturibt in the' cultivation of hemp this year, by whit b his I,6l.h:hip has made 1001. per acre of his valuable crop. Lord Muuntjoyi the trieal corps . being disbiindtxl, he has enlisted again into the Kilkenny troop, in which he has been revived, more, it is said, in cousideration of his theatrical wardrobe, than his acting abilities. Ills Lordship's dress,ishich lie made up for the part of thuPtince of Welts, •cust him so less a suns than 800 gliiii.as ! ! . taste Ari:on •• HI carry 11---why he has it in his buttons !' PO LIGE. GrILDTtALL. - pest? relay, ffenrij May was branght before the sitting AlJeruian,charged with stealing a parcel, containing a quantity o f lined_ drip. ry. Ja.nes Wingfield, purer to Mr. Bar ber, di V4Of k-street, Covent-garden, said, he waskia , sing along Clicaoide with a parcel and two boxe4 tied together on his back ; stopt at the top of Old Change to rest his load against a post, when a pt 'Am %hum he had before observed near him in company with the Prisoner, came up to him, and threw a handful of snuii in his fact.; al the wile time the curd which held the parcel mid boxes together was eut, and the parcel nas taken AA ay. The Prisoner .is stopt running down Old Change, anti the parcel nits found near him.... The person who stopt him nut attending, he was remanded till to-introta. 4 ra' A , e illionent has been formed on the right WA' of the River Plate, by a mother of deserters, •er 4 i t J want prisoners and wotaidet! of Geo. Witt*. Loctc's army. Their condactls deicritied to lit of th • most air c.ous descriptiim, rivalling the like. carmen, whn, two centuries 'ago, were i the teirim of Spanisii A oerira. . The following is an Extract of a Letter front ah Ormuz an board his Alajr,t) is ship ( m pl er eabk, dat,il off Read, Gulf of Finland, July 10 4• iince my Iwo, we have been very successful. We left our station off Carlscrona on the 22(1 June, and proceeded direct:y to the Gulf with the strailrott; nn our affiTll off Digerot, wo were sent on & station witli . the Melpomene frigate un der oils cruize between the.lslands of Nargen And 11.i t tland. 1!t our passage we took twit gallion% laden with naval stores on account of the itnssian Government, and we also fell in with one of our . 4cesised. vessels, who gave os information of a itubsiAU frigate cruising between lingland and Aspo s abOtitAaitaty LAttliale lesitties from Cron. skids; wo ispnied;ately made all sail, the Alel. pompne ill corftpatiy ; and on the 30th June, saw u strange sail upon a wind ahead ; we made all sail in chace v ansi in the course of a few hours found her to be a fogato; we disguised ourselves as much as liossible t hoiii i t a stomp fury-top-gallant mast up, and uuc mites top.gallanl.oith struck ; and our haminock cluthOl . made fast . outside to cover our bright side ;t traf.she'llavipg a friendly port under her lee, named „pito,. Wood three leagues from her, ocapeti . i4.tpthout our having the satisfaction to give, heir ascht i druhbinias this unfortunate Se. wolodifad ; Ski) 'p qne rut their large lineof batAfe Isitk,:a - thw t guns on her, lower deck : "sir briv'e anti pliant Captain would have gtoie in , if. detild obtained a pilo'. We. discovered four tarp Oreettes lying there ;isince then. ou the Ist of Jul"; 40 titizit . omen .gatt/ots, laden with . spars, Inge esolo4h for a frigete's .trap r inasts, and piati)l fit fut . , _tit.t's deck, arid tOday Ate h4ve takes • another galifillt4nd two schnoners.. IVe have tached a ilyirrig slissilrunlrf bunts aldnethe.coast, and are now lyritg uf genii with 'WI'. Convoy , of prises, waiting fora fair wind to :timid their to Eng. land. We have rectleed informalicn from •a ves. ge l, that 30 0144 lade,' with naval stores, areutow at" St: Petefeburgh, preparing for sea ; of course alifiarp 10ui1.90 will be kept." _ Thumlay, September 21. Ids Dyer and Anne KeotninEtol were ca. pitally indicted for privately steiding from the person of Benjamin Burd, on the ssi4ht of the August last, a 501. t o o '2Ol. one 101. and one 1!. notes. The Prosecutor stated, that he was a purser of II man of 'war, and that on the day spec:fied iu the indictment he had received from the house of Piard and Co. bankers, near Towlire.bar, Bank of Eughowl Notes to the amount of 1051. Ile dined anti, a friend, and afterwards went to a Peirce house, from whence he departed between twelve and one o'clock at night ; but in his way up the Strand, nearly opposite to Sarrey.street, he was suddenly kuucked down, an.l robbed of the notes which he had in his pocket. Ile did nut see by whom ; but having Seen two women j:ist .before, he believed it was by them. Oil the en suing °tossing he went to the Bank, and stopped payment of the notes of which be had been rub bed. James Polland, a publican, proved that on the morning after the robbery he changed 'a 101. note, one of those which the Prosecutor had lust, for the prisoner Dyer. William Alder, a painter and glazier, slated, the prisoner, Anne Kennington, cause to him in the month of. August last, and asked him for change of a WI. note, and offering him, if he would accoinmodate her, five per cent. for trouble; in consequence ut this otter, and nut having the change himself, he took the note to the Bank to obtain sm.illts.at •s, where he was stop ped, the note having been recognised as another of those which had been in the possettsion of the Prosecutor, previous to his being robbed. From the information of witness, titerefore, the Pri. sutler was apprehended. OLD BAILEY. , --........- The Prisoners denied the charge of having sto len the notcs, but did not bring- forward evidence to prove by what means Ciey had cum) into I%vir posses ion. G . The Jury consequently found t!:.rn mi Death. Thomas jracnamara stood for privately stealing in 'the daylliiig-kuuse of Ju:iii !'ogler, a -pohitc•n,' hi'St. John street, a silver watch, va lue 395. (h.:property of Win. "'cake, ou the night of the 12th of Ju ly last. It appeared that the Prisoner was an old lodger in the house, and that the Prosecutor slept with him on the night in question. In the morning the Prosecutor missed his breeches, in the fob of which was deposited the watch. Shortly - after the Prigoncr got up and went out, and after a diligent search, the beeches was found under die kitchen stairs, but the watch was gqne. Suspicion then attached to the Priiimet, nho was apprehended, and on , being segrcheil by Uancock, one of the officers of Ilitttosiortlen Police-office, • pasta. broker's duplicate fot the watch,was found iu his hat. . These facts being clearly subetaaliated, the PA. .soncr was found Guilt". James Arnett wu indicted for feloniousli steal ing in a lwelling.boose, in the day-time, on the ttsh jasmine, seven pair of ,sheets, l tortutse-shell cased watch, and two silver tea-spoons, the pro. perty of Mary Earl, the mistress of a small day. school, in Change.cuort. . The PriFioner, on being brought to the bar, pleaded guilty ; bot not having been heard by the Ceuit,.- histrial Proceeded. 'the,' Nis of the property was'distinetly proved by three witnesses / sums of whom, 'however, could identify the Prisoner ; and the only circa'''. stance that led to **strung suspicion that he was the person. trio committed the robbery, was un examination of his lodging, in cuissequettlie of some that ho had afterwards .committed, whin a pair of sleeves, the property or the present Pro. -meth, were Mad Ih bag 'concealed under Otis Aped. . ••,.i.Thesc sleeves not hating been proloced, the .Prlsoner was, under the direction of Mr. Justice BAILEY, acquitted fur the %rant of effective cii. dente; be was detained, however, to take his trial fur the second offence. Marllta Hetaidn and Marg .s, two Cy. prians, were convicted of stealing a silver watch from the person a man named Thoma s , who had gone with the first mentioned Prisoner to a brothel in the purlieus of St.Giles's. _ _ Joseph Sureties stood indicted for having Mo. aiously stolen and embezzled 931. 'hunks which he had been entrusted to receive as the clerk or servant of a Mrs. Parsons, of Hackney, ivho kept a hay and straw sale shop in White. chapel market, is which the Prisoner was em ployed. Mrs. Parsons being called, she was asked, by Baron MATH, if the Prisoner had been her clerk or servant She replied, he had transacted busi. ncss fur her on commission, but was nut a regular servant. b The Learned Judge here said, it was impossi ble to proceed farther in this cise, the indictment having been erroneously laid. The Prisoner was therefore acquitted. The Prusecutriz seemed much affected, and left the Court in great distress. The coining mill i which was erected in 1788, and has since becat,greatly improved, is adapted to work eight - niact4oes, and each is capable of stiikiug ft um 60 to 100 pieces of [timid' , per minute, the size tof,a guinea, which is equal to between 86,000 ilad 40,000 per hour, and at the . aaanc blow, which strikes the face and the re verse 1 the eJge the piece is also struck, either ; plain, , tar wit scription. ► 4ei Saturday afternoon, Mr. Robertson, in :Weintorth, very paszowly escaped being shot by aliallfioin a pistol, fired off accidentally in a field *divining his -residence by one of his nephews, who was amusing hinieflf% there, in company with others. The bail entered- the parlour window whore his uncle was silting, mini took such a di rection as would, most probably, 'have termi. nated his existence, had he not providimtially risen from- his scat* minutebefore. • ‘P. . • • 1 4 %Aram - v. THE STAITSNIAN. • • - OHIGINV. COACH OFTPIC to SWAN WITH TWO r flill KS INN, lAD-LANE, NDON. The following Royal . Mai COneet4, an 4 other Cayringes, ggt alt 14W the above la. vit. nitisTor.Royal Mail Coach, on a new and KJ Unproved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Sr rinpro , 'bil:11 Marlinseintili, Chippenbani, wad Rath. every I .Velllftg, at 11:ilf.past Seven o'Clock. SutidoYos Quarter be fore Si X. Ilsrii Royal Mail Camelti on a nrw and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passeugers, on Sprinp, through Marl-' borough and Devises. every Evening at Half-past !Swam o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sir. PLY roving Royal Mail (loads, on a new and improved . 1 te' l Plan, carries Tts u Outsi le Passengers, on Springs. throttAb Bath, Taunton, WAN int, dud' Freter. every - Evening at Half-past Seven a'Cloc Susatbsys, Quarter before Nix. EICTIM Royal Mail Coach. on a new aol iitiortiveJ ' Plan, carries Two Outside Passenger!. on Springs, inning* I Bridge's:nee. and Wellington, every Evening at Half-past Seven It'Llock, Sundays, Qtairter liefore 'SI s. I'AETEIt Royal Mail kinsi.b, on a new and itnpnwed ' Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, 911 Spiings, throiigh ' Salisbury, Dorchester, lindpnes.aod Honilon. every' Evening at ilaii-pant Seven &Clack, Suutliqs, Quarter before Six. IPALmirsoett Royal Mad ('oath, on a new and impraved Plan, cure ies Two Outside Pisseogess. tap Springs, tbtosigh Oakhamptsm, Launceston, and •erisin, ev.r) Es mug at Half past Seven o'Cinet, Sandass, ijoarter berme Six. • Liven rods. Royal Mail Coach, on a iht'n and inn roved' Plan, carries Two Outside irkusengers, net Springs, Mirskigh Corrine), Litchfield, Newcastle, :seal Warrinaton, every livening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sunlit . iS, Quarter be fore Six. NI !It II r.svcrt Royal Mail Coacb, on a nets soil impr ed Plot carries rt.o outside. Pa...rn ic em, on 7:prior... through Northampton Leicester, Loug:iborough, l)cyhy., Ashbtairit, Leek, and every fivrniu at llolf.p.ist Seven ',Thick, noddy', Quaner before Six.. Iltanixt:isAss Royal Moil Omaha° a WWI and baprovell Plan, tirough Dunstable, Atones stratford. Daventry. Dun courcii, and Coventry, every Afternoon at Five o'Clock. Ca allatc Royal Mail Conch, on a new and improved Plan, carries To o Outside Pas-miters, on Sio iap, t lrrouglh Nlancbester, t horley. Preston, tiorstal, L . :wager, Burton, Kendal, Shop, and l'estritti. every Evening at lial-past Seven u'Clock, Sunday,, Quarter before Si x. Non w 'co (by Newmarket) Royal Nlail Coach, on n new' and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Pieseneer.4, on spiings, through Newmarket, .Dory, and ThetfArd, every vneing at llalf-past Szven'o'Clock, Suu.la3s, Quarter be fore Six. tco (by Ipswich) Royal Mail Conch, nn a elm and improved Plan, to carry Two Otthide4, un itprings, through Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, and %choir Inn, Evening at lialf-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter before I,xcTER Mercury Conch, through Basinectoke, Salitbary, Bbuctford, Dorchester, lkidport, and llonitun, every Morn ing at Four n'Clock. !AY ma POO L 3lachine Coach, through Coventry, Birming ham Litchfield, Newcastle, ('singleton, Kituisford, and W ar riogton, every Afternoon at Six n'Clock. vl motusirm elegant Port Coach, called the DEFI ANCE. to carry F..nr Leides only, travels equally as f.ot as the Mail, through Northampton, Harborough. Eric, ster, Loughboirou4h, Derby, Ashboortn Leek, nowt Macclesfield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before Three isleloy.k. M NO'S-ATER CornWalliY Coach, through Northampton, Ilarborinigh, Leicester, Lou thorough, Derby, As:thaarn, and Button, at Twelve o'Clock, at noon day. L %WU W,EDINUOIOUGH, PORITAIR tell Coacr.r. CARCISLR Pod Coach, called the 1/1.11 AN C , through Mancliesvr Chorley, Preston, (iantang, Liticaster, Burton, Kendal, Sh ap. and Peurith, every Anent:son, at a Quarter before Three o'Clock. ' N onw mu Machine Coach, through Chelintfacd t ge4Kury, •Bur St. Idounad's, and &hole Ina, every, TuesiLty, Tisuts - and Sunday Afternoons, at Four o'Cleek. Kim Nnuom Balloon e.oit Coach, through Mandible, Signe, Stratford, Daventry,Duachurch, and Cuventr), ever) Evening at Five o'Clock. PLY SIOIIITII Mercury Coach. through Exeter, Newton, Es4vell, 'fotne.s, kludbury and PI) 'nylon, every .Iforiiing at Four &Cluck. CA111.151.6 Cornwallis Coath. thmugh Manchester, Char ley, Preston, Gaming, Lancaster, Burton, Kendall, Stiap, ttttid Penritd, every Mornisw, at Twelve si'Lloelt. SOUTH tii !VON 1.0111 l Coach, through Basingstoke and Winclsester r every Monde', Suirlays excepted, nt 4 o'clock. YARMOUTH hew Pi.,t Coach, through Chelin,ford, Col chester, Ipswich, Woodbridge, and Y.oaford, at St O'Clock, Saida .) , and ‘Vednesday \lumber. PORTIMOOTM New Light Coach, called Hie acacia curries only Four loshies, travels Neatly as List ns the Mad. through Ewers, Guildford,•Petitorta, t;hielivsicr, Entsworth, and Havant, to the Globe. lan,,Qystei-litreet, every Tuesday; ' Thursday, and Saturday aforilionat Quarter before Five, calls at the B 11, Orates:burr rect. Parrelvaad Luggage conveyed Daily to WulVeilesiorou,. Wider!, Chester, Lutterwoilb . , Hiachtry l yl theritun, Mud worth, St ilford, Farleshall, Bruoglano, iirldgernare,.Stap ley, Norwich, Vita-Cruse, Chester, Itrsindoh, Muuutford. •Ilillhorungli, Seat ham, Newtois Rouithani, Faispaliam , Walsios.:sites, Cliehtkihavir, Tewksbury. Narcemer. beach, Lyon, Downbeat', St. Ives, t;litucAiel., 13vegsain, Cambridge, Ala rehfield, Leo es. Cuckfielii;Ucklicld, Framp ton, March, Ely ! Oxford. Welding, Stroud, Cireendeld- Chippingnorton, Ludlow.Cireacester„ j'orts.ionsth, l'ortrea, tilistuirr, Canterbury ' hastlniuro. Shiest ,hitry, Brigitte, Hsu: bury, Pool, Chathain, , Doier. Tunbridge, Tunbridge Wells; Shellonl, bosnerslines, Drayton, Margate,' New bury, Calm, .5 Wais , ..-n, Ca:ratlT then, klellssionm Bridgewater, Peitz:owe, Stone,' Brid,te north, PeterAlvid, Wit i whose n, Ne w haven, iit ree, H al ste.fid,' Northu irk. ?diddle% ice. Donstable, Whitchurch, East Hotliley, %1 rich Pool, l'itchhe'd. Trtbory, Seafdrth Lincoln, liamskite, Itoclirster . Slea ford, or al, Chichester, Hereford, 11a:3,siant., Leeds, o.- Falmouth, PI:LT.Io, Yarinouth,. `No. Isam Mai bet, Lowestioti, Abingdoo, Earriorlion. Newtown, Louth, Wadehridgc, Ivy airidAe, Kidde Slater, Brains grove. Brodie's , . blldhurst, Sliannouth, W Haley Onstier,leyOlilfei d Havre, Cardlte, Cowbridee, and War wick. By NV ILLI.AM 1V T HOUSE rind t .0. •,.• The Proprietors of the above Mail Coaches and Car riages beg leave to inforin the Public. that they is ill not Ih• aecuentable for nny Parcel or Package whitey 1, nor tor any l'ara-nger'sjawact, above the Value of Five Pounds, unless tote same he correct and paid fur act owslingty at the Time of she Delivery of any such Parcel, Package, or Pas seuge r', Leggynr, to them or their Agents: TO THE ['AVOW!, I)V.HILI('AT4I),...tr. AL lugs ever been'considered laudable iu those who have been ilw met u of allevintiag tbeitimilieriogs of * other*. Medical Men, who dedicate their time to the treat - mem of a few prevalent Diseate., making germ objects of particulate investigation, and halving had 44 Eeries of seems result therefrom, it k presumed such endeavours not only re flect merit on thensseives, hot the reputatiuo they atiptire sanc liorts Made of pent-lice. Among the variety of Diaereses to which the -humans% frame is incidrut, none/or more dialressing, or slain is more serious nth-mhos, than the folloviking, viz. n clattattt soausn, frequently emir:tried in a moment of fiaositentiotheni which calls for otorspresiv eistiensour, : . subdue, for it nut %tare queoilr has happened that a simple tioisorrhsra ' throurh Deg li.ct of the P a tient. or Ire: ant it of th e unskilful Pracittlover, has heel' succeeded by Witham., or filattiticlions in the Ure thra, which have primed to the tutre.er atiastiog source of fuisi•e misery. The various classes of Debility, whether net - askant by inf irm:serene.% inn; residence in a warm climate, or a secret to sidious habit of youth, are also subjects of serious coasitkra time So enervating it the fr. quest indulgence iu this so.ltary Vice, that n train of Nervous Diseases is hidden', b, whiten the mind!. .s weakened, us %tell :es the holy emanated d, while !appointee in the one ses, stud Sterility in the olio:W i ve the coewouence" 1411101 1 1 16:1 • • are the situation: or those who. 'through mei 40.- %tractive itabits, hove induced that distreming state of Debi lity; WO, belugash.nued to seek relief, brood over their le finalities in silence. r Toihose labourin;•sinder any. of the above Complaints, may he a ciosolation to know, t h e removal of wan, b% lif gradual restoration of health, it the result of Mr. 0031.1's esperience„ who, in recent Venereal Cu.,.,.' where easily application Is made on di:cover s of the Infection, tor:ally , completes a perfect care in two days. Ater tidying been re guise', educyted as a Member of the Royal College teerti6-1 rates of %bleb, from did: rent Hospital', be has .to couvotee everytinquirer), he made the cure of such the object of ins principal study, ant is enabled io perform the same, without seisjecting the Patient to the least restraint In Diet, or E cite ; and Matters hi swat the reputaihm boo acquired in she course of twelve year. practice, it a proof 'if ins superior mode of treatment. The uniform success for SJ to. gal period ' (da ring which many have bees cured, after severe and Wont** method, had 'seen pursued without efect), induced Air. U. to thus publicly offer his admire. • I lie may be consulted daily, by persons of either Sex, wish strict secrecy, detectors, and honour. Applications by km! cement be attended to, online a Bankuunte et enclosed. T. GOSS. Surgeon, IS, Bouverie-stteet, Fleet -street. IFILLIA 14 MOUN'l l ififlr llllTltifeßlit'S READ IN •., SNOW-Hebb, LONDON. • Time lies(,aeatinson , oh tion for T 'limiters—Good Fled i, el.,lrp • Liquors, and moirrate charges. The following i' , i Coaches, Mail Coaches, he. sat out fr.nn the tit lu t e, • Head Inn, Snow-hill. Gi.auGOVI, ItUMFRIES. CARLIILR, WHITEII I VLN. P.F.Nttlfit, ini)uaii, tiPPLSBV, CA f- TER ICK E. , mud 110Rt./U :lISKIITIL, New p ost floieties, every Morning, In tarry fair insides. 1,- f yitig sm.' ',Ks; lin Nevi Pot Catches, set not every niort• 4 Me at half-past five o'etock ;torire at I ark the nett et. al It) else ii clock. Th e Ect,i I'SL Nei, Fti ing Post-Coach, carric4 Fo ur Irt,ides wily to to York, Suudetta d, Newcastle, and Litittiourch, be way of Staaarnr 1. Grantham, and Hin t-aster. every ESeRSIVI ami Marbilg, to Mr. howerhy's, the W nite-horve, t;upper-gate, York. Une unreel, Cheap Travelling bitiverind, by the New Fly ing v i m c o aches, to the Angel Inn, Dale-street, tivel pool. daily.—Leeds and Wakefield _New Past Cnie.,, ca n e d th e clothier, set, out suety blunting .11 tsevrto se't I ck, ht. Hicks and Co. Leeds. B'sl'ON, Spoltling, Peterhorough, Stilton nail Iltuitinetlon new Royal 1-til Coach, .141 Mt e'er; i,.evenine. Coaches (pins Mostoe to Spilsby t Loath, (nimbi. tact I lull. Lit . t.n eons, W c =ula, Kruhford, !Vane. and Bich. field Post Cinch. um Esiprilitioa, finery evening, it five o'clock., to the Minh rbh, Red-cross-street, Liverpul. -‘, tivarded throughout. . . . • II Asif and BRISTiIL Flying NSA Coßehri, throng', Chip. radiant, Collie. and itargiurnaigh, every ilifteerrion ; arri . :e at Mr. "lay's, the Oreyhtittti•lint; Bafh, mid the London Tavent Timone...Mktg. Hyatt'', • tjt taunting. • Coaches iv Welk, Bridgewater, Taunton, Sic. LErns nen light Coach, called the R irkingliam, sets not every wiorahm at eight o'clock. Carrie, f inritViles 'oily, awl ears rimarkaltly v.:tonight* u guard throughout. l'a rev tarringh Stamford, Newark, Retford. Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the tioirten-line. Leeds, nett day at mina, atoll retina fruit) tt,enee every Mondag at right o'c) °cit. Not withstanding the mignon/Tina e‘peciltiset of this t;Orseo,it n C lotted to be the molt a.zreeable .titti compile public co..yes • I auce cos the Nails ((woad, heir unequalled in kctoininodadim by any Miter. . K c‘bat Lancaster, Preston. Kirby. Lotr.riale, Bolton ' Charley, Otlattkirk, and Gaptang Punt Cuie hes, every atter noon. at foot o'clock. tivartit^d. 6 1. ttoow Lo t , s l ei nn. urctua Green. Annton, Dumfriev, Brow uhill, Titonthill, Sautquhar Kiln. I'.utantiek, Kus.gsweil, and all parts of Sentlantl, Catopertlown eolith, Mad v. LOUTH, Spilaw, Huston, Hull, Grimsby, Spaldine. Pete!. bitro',lltiltati. ani II antnixdou Coach, set, oil every ~itrrnnan. fd•acli 6...v7 Ck , Stottkport, litneclestield, Wilmslow. t on girlies, Newcastle, Wnl•all, mad Wolverhampton Punt Coach every afteruison. Guarded. CA R LISLE, Penrith, and ,Whitehaven. Post Coach, goes with roar horses and a guard all the way. Passes through Brotigh, Appleby, taretttltridge, Richmond, Catte r i c k, linroughbratge Wetiferb, Aherford, Doncaster, Rai Ilia ll (ham idle nesirehl 'why by eighteen iniks). St ts oirt every Miming. and perforate the Journey with the greate.r6iciiii ) . Pass:wen; detained no the rnad.lv borstal... 4, or pleasure, have the peculiar Advantage ofthen S4ts being secured iu the neat Coach (with six 'C.:nehmen,. Na ion cISORTII, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Kiddermiuner, Stourtaridee, raid Dudley Coach, every evening. StivaisaL AN 9 Stockton, and • Yariu tew Caleb every oiorning, to the eleuree lin. Sunderland: V ono, Newcastle. and Ldudiiiittli a ..t o Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, wets nut every martian at seven it'elork. liv way of Newark, Retford, Taticaster, I) trliagton. N orthalleiton, rham, Morpeth, anti rierwick. Pitv-engeli tai' themselves Wigged fr.iin the length or Ilicjiturney. may rest what time the; please, and then proceed Am withittit any additional fare. William Clark', Illiu:11 Swan, Coney-street. York. rate Coaches to Stioderbitid. -Ilan, Scarborough.. ti littliv. - and other planes. • •t". • • Et sign, Plyeaunth. Faindetb. Hartaiowth, Weymotth. 0,11;0604er and Salisbury Ilalkoaa priches, every owning at rodeo c10d,.. with a Ituartl, through 11.itiii • at, Atimiuster. 11riilliOrt. Blatotrford, linsiogstoke, and It ,gshot. II ea rro Itn, .Warty Ilimidesttoh. and Caestioin Coach, every,monting. - . • . - • . .. Sint maim.* v, Vellingion f and Shillitall Post Caleb. the RilYtiMilariente,,fvOty aliCrlMCiri at- liv ... o'cloe L.. , GI larded . Sitklrrlpi.o wiAlt, i ;therham-Piki Coach, callNl the funk ingnmn, eYery maroon. , It ft inIITO X. Pint 4..:drteh, t 60,1411 R regaie wad Clitalleld. every alurairig at.avelo.tattr bettor, Seven alllotk. Ittsou it ou.tu. MLI Cary emit " qpitek, tyull.-at.„tittartly Sets out cacti :Stefnonil...artil reachtollitrttinghitin ilex& day at .nton. . Passrih.v.(lx)oni, an, moil 4iaiit,nie, to thi• S.l - flail-00E01 e . BlNeuitarbatit. '. .-. • IlexCq a srt eta, ,Illettitige, I)oi'outt, . and Redltill new . Pelt flitatb_ i eierv i deenvoi., by Riilr ird ; WAIIA, Jeri i.ii, . lIIVLIti* Billgthalte, 110‘rzleia, TR.Nolt, ana o.lricaaer Pon C oach, every :tam* iitiet ta o'clock, to t;ie - Rol i and S oo tlifiei-gate,..l.lull.‘• • . " - v i l M ...tantitt Gault, every •A fieriness at One o'Clisc::. TorLis mast anti Liimuiliiiiii coacti„mtoy, it ~ .if 1 1 : 14 t telt, bait paste big Iltibi:rtise. 44 tial ( - past se v cit i i'civic k . W A It rrrELNI, eh . lie* Poe tt,irh, railed tat Aferrt Wakefield, to the Saadi kris, Walefifick. ' • N. 11, Heavy %1 richtsof Luggage, fildlids, iftc. opeoryeri by • •-• tie miticr-metitioned Waggons: To Dias, Mercies, Baligay, Bdry, and all parts of Suf folk, every Motility. I:taunt, klyittivuth. rind Falmouth Fly Wampum, limit • carrying ionds nod 'pa:wagers, as uaral, to ail parts ut or West of Eugland. • Soften Ale pros, Winchester, A Iresford, nod Alton Ce 3 4 .119 every monaitai. Sourniturrov, Winchester, Rumsev LyneUeurst, Wm into% Christchurch, Ringwood Fordinihridse, %Vuitton's. lanoid; Isle yr Wight. Jeremy, 11 4+ 1 Gemmel' wallitino ( WhiN• ; .•ititt Never, linraptcm, nod Twickenham, twice a•sreek. hls ni.tiokivett, Ne whiny. and Iteoding, every rurally. Ilitalltntic. Iver•Actun, Southall, Barn, tank ailleided Cart,i, ice a-creek s' C I WkS cast ca,,Alsisizlon, and Ilvoley, , three times ti- week. wlef,linuNTAl'l and - Co. te-peetfully atqualia then Priem% Wad the- Publie,lliat they will not be accountable frit any Parcel or Insegare..tc of more than Five Pounds.value, Lust, or (twanged, nuless tattered at such, iuMpaid for inciir;- iagly at the Ilarace:i's [lead Inu, Snow-hill, London. RI:NOVATED JIF.ALTIL his bean Alto subject Of just gesieral reprobation, that men, destltate of the ele menu of the medical art, Wave offered themselves as candi dates for public patrosteee is the profession of physic. For "the porpoie of doing justice to tile resale et our ;ladies rind experience. and to prevent as from Wing d lasted among donee easpities, whose 'input-at pretensions have, misfortunately for society, burn too favourably received, we he leavt to suSinit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of one pursuits and actrirements. After having received a regulitr. medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Gritellai and itlitatd, %lure lectures rind gractices we carefully at tended, as Profinsant amt *meccas of the London Hospital, we metered ooreeivr.t as sardeuts in that Justly-celehrbted srhool for rrtetiteal acquirements, the Royal Caltrgeof Edin burgh, and Isere instructed is the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory nod .practice of Pay vit . , Che mistry, * Midwiftsry, Wotan!, Are. the. Ike. by those eminent proi.esars 1)n. Montro,-Gregory, Bina, Munition Dumas, ;aid Itrth;rford. We trv.t we shall not be deemed pre smopomust in that yiir prohrienry and acquirement, ate nut incnosiderahle. ilaviug, for a lung sifter of years, wide certain eipilvtaitilit, mut the sariiitis,disirases of - DE HI LIT V, the pletiCilar ..Meet or our studies and practice, it will, ess toy*, he 'allowed, that we hum* acquired superior knowledAe of thuir treatment find cure. In slight roil recent Mes of utftction a perfect est a hlishusein i , completed in the s h u rr p er i o i ,711,,t a 'aid id th - .cc of the utmost iti- Vek . 94.•y t. 111,10101. other prartittimers hose failed of success, a proper periEver.ince in lint 'lim e y( treatment instates to the halo: d a :are sitst radical . - nres snider tlfessislisseholy v triety of disorders which are the (*alerts of long :net sasot unhappily pursued by the inpth of h nth 'sexes, Were ay tease io..re alas AMOK or more iht.se zikul debilities which fre , fitly Alf .•vcsa at tiaifitttr (ht mAtelibinnal state.. To such parents it most be a,h rviireli•ti to kn o w, that tbey may noir, by a news Mr. iihte mods of treatment, be re stored to that greatest of all barna!' Wroth ~-1 - nitrotie, man -Iy:4nd vigorous cos,litution. In nil caste of debility, from whritercucatese stri:iag, as well as ist every special of a err .tain• infection, i s :. may be eiariultrd by patient, of either li s hh tihr ' eft:aihm%PeLerdey and honour. Haws -festa -1 entlatiou at biome, from hat to three, and hum at in the even log till Um at Light.. entletits hi Abe rouhtey sire requested to stale the particu hr,l4 that' en*. ore, opt g net st habit of living, Ike. &c. intlasia g a irerdialuse (or oilier and Medicines, wheo the same will be-give.; or unit to cos; part of .he keitgdom. 'f o iosure that Ercreey•ssi essential to our un.l.atLkifig, the paste ,uge tit letters may tie 'folded to the actaniet for inodiciaes. LATititli_ and CO. worguosts, 11411011-:ant .o. LONDON . : eqinted awl Published tit ats.:at the Seal PSision Or rtce , 87i kleet-street. inimminlllEJ A