The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-21 00:00:00

• ,r 4 jp47tI4IIII4MECIP ; iel re4 br.v e ..L , J.;;;14 bnalrit S' 15 - 11 1 , -. - . 7. 41 Vf.li aSII4 a • • • NI11111.) . ! t 1171"1:i si b u,13 . ' • •• A, i 6 /4111.,..v.; emotions via ea sift • 1t 11' $ A klgin bat: . . • aphi LO ND ON, TA.I ~~Yh ~~ , ; IW.I j T.. 11 97Ad . lir COL9MBIAN LOAN. WOTtCE Wen, , thstll?e' • 'IIIIR9 I HALP ittAittilttiviotito• et mai L0A ) .441054' PAID to tklrUbad 'Holders *a the tit gay or liortialier fiat. sad aoy sal?soepoot• flay. flaadayo otwiptod. Tlio Dlolosad Warrants are to h left for examjnation arthe oMos sf Alps c. Honing. Vr. Graham, and I. 1). Pottle', No: lirreataaa'a cowl. Corolla': boo day ptertnow to recilvlot Frresint`o-soort. Oct. 4, ISM • , .... •r • YiS LOAN.—Notios.la tinily olveriethat the HALF yiLtELy DIVIDEND op this LoApi ; will be paid. to toed Molders, on the lat. day of 'November nex4,spd say sabseqieititily (Smutty, eze.ilted). : betweca the hour of 41111 end tvri reluct ; the Dividend Warrauil to Ile loft for exa" atiestlen at'thirCounting house or the Subscriber *one day matelot* seilitilog the dividend.' •• • - • • 7, Tektiliseeillarg, • GERMAN- Emorimiq, . .otiliseellat . • ---.. • :,: OAS LIGIIT AND COKE COMPAPIII4 •,.rli ' i ••.- stirpokr, tot.acorpraes. LONDON. airiV....4lolld lefr a bereby 4 • given, nat.-16e r : max GENERA(' COURT of , rho IPE ONUS, > , IS of this COMPANY, to be held peasuent.to ; thst V= iii i 4sex • - 110qi of his late Majesty George the Third, oak o• D i ' l'hilavt. the 7th day of Navin Daft pelt, stile. os an! •lisrater Towers ht the Strand, In the county o(, . ~ at ciao o'clock In tharoon. •:_ /cr.. ' Br of ths Court of. Ottertail, • 1 . .. • .....,i 0 ... • 01 .1I RICO ARD GUDE,- 84rehtry. , • NA L tEMlChalatedithe toted si Meted o'clock perelsely: '• . ht 4ilithiellion ihrAseeel Etonian or Auditors willilko riaeli led *RNA. vollitiontiora °feu forifour hours free 41 commies...N. . • WitlOHT., Wine Ake :to ‘tiS •Ro3llo , Highness the Dolts of Clarence, ° We ! .King's 'siad facing the Hamarhit Mastro. dpera Colotinade. Hoye market, London. Kati on 11,ALE toe Pleat qt..q.iipitt ati• per dotter; superior SIRSOtRY,' Sas. per dpseik; cApa IasADRIRA, unequaled In• Ettrope, et lei.' per *doietf.' •'A bairpor of otto doses: of etch of the above poolinge. tae. taelsdira, *III be forwarded on receipt of N.; or two donee Cape Maestri, %Who, Ike. lbe hflatittlra. Vidoala, Tenerife. Lisboa. Noutitsie, to. 21. pet dozen. — •The Trid• soWled•--ieoob'eliptied Wino Pipes Worsts oo Sole, rim. each. Olsl..essals. H110145'. ter 1:41100, Old Jarssles Roo. Ills. ed. per gaIIon.—CHAMPAGNHS: just landed, 9do. per dozer). . . . Observe, Vamples 'Of • lb ! Ilrittes;pisy b:4 o erlinsod ; Old Port. Ss. per bottle ; Sherry: 34.; * ‘ Postage to bo Credit, " Fins Sweet Derooddre Oak lb NI baffles . , Is. ed. r• r dosenoroll op. by swi dositok •"' ' '• ' --:.: r 01ENVINE FOREIGNAWINICISdo ; AIIUSL . WOLLASTON, WIN &AS ORCHIA NT; Ileirsalt.streot, .*Par irtsro-larte. rias olwafs on *ALE Closed 014 Port. NIL Pit, SWIM. so.. per down; Ilia Cap. Made r., Itto hest.olles fb gm; per doz. Also, Idisdelrs,. linceltps. Ll.steeo, le. Us. per , dozen Claret, .(St. Junsp) . 03s. per &tient Otto, (Ltistesio Iltsfgois) Bk. per doz.; . B.iiatona Plans*. te-111S. per doz. 41dietasted !Oct *erratic', foes years Is bottle, Mt. per dos. Delivered frev ,, ef cepa*, to say pie of Lipids*. Ordeal ' from the Cesseirit sttletly attsitde4 to. Hasepeve Is. peed's*. ; Bottles 3a. per doz. I Mao Hiegel answered when resumed • . Just Ismted (by the Williams), ClizzlPzlPoo. o,lll . 4l ldel" 4 " 4 ‘ quality, four gulnee r s per doses. ,1,, . • • A ROWLAHLr:44,IIO 4 I; -: Hai 'Prop(lortOr a. or. Neu .11 • °KW INAL . m4cistmgot 6-, fivr, tit • WO* at flak.. reepeettellf li,oetts the Neltiffipefileithipi, 'list et large, they has? "' . 2saD t01tia..4111.. Hattapprgio .4 4 ll .l and also beg to Carlton. That Viieribt Taliostort ski v. ia. tii,t. sloes Article ender' this *sage ;lierffilidt'the 'empty hedges. aad stamp. to deceiver the Politic Wilk spirrloas Ma cassar Oil, composed of injurious ingredients, ceiling It the Ateenier. sad offering it foe sale at a lower nice. and with out the label, and others sign "Rowlandsea.' hangdog She signature, which renders it .seeeseary en perohasing, to ask for ROWLAND'S MACAIMAR OIL, anti strictly to ob serve that smut are geneise without the little, book inside the wrapper; and the label is signed ma the outside. In Red; • • A. ROW LA ,Ip and SON."—The prices are 3i.tid.-4a.— Itts. Od. and Mi. W bottled' All Other prielti `IOW lisloosi- . tions.—The gene Ihee'ibirkddress on the tebiii'lqle. - 10, llama osedms. , l -.- ' .l • ..., n I ••41. , .. • • • ~ .1 • • A 1.., Rao Winteitts, Oen' itaticaaa. :Iffelpillikeirs,4 Her on the need. effectually cheekiest to Brows oVeiardt,•by the lase of ROWLAND'S ESSENC.E ed,TYRRI "'merely welling the lisle,. It immediatety. I ,6plogeeedliege. Price 45.-7 s. ad. sod 1 00.04. per , N •., , • • . 1••,:_ • Aa Sold by the Sole Proprietorss A. r l'2, giiegee. No. 20, Hatton Girded,. Holborn, I l ondoe• a by apPointment, by Messrs. Hoidiles. Titehbourne- str eet ; Smy th , 117. (tat tle sad Pierce, 57, D. Rlgge, 3.1. Neer Bblid-street ; Bayley end Blew, Coeksper-street; Stege r . • 130, Oiford-itreet ; Berry end Co. 17. Greek-street; Butleat..4, Cheepolde; and RIO. Regear-street i Rowney, 106, Ilettew ?Garden; J. 'P. Riggs., 03, Cheepside t Tait*. 41, Johastoe. 213..Corahill ; Newberry, 4.3, lEdwards. 00. St. Pad's 43msrah•yard4 •Out toe, Bow Church-yard; Burgess, .43,,, Illothora-bill ; Low,. 310. Prqut. 220, Strand ; Barclay sod Roos .: Rh_ Fleet market; Ford, Fenclierch-street ; • Colley,. 'S, -Whprton, Rlshopsyste-street -, Bartlett, Ifitton!girdeet ; 'BA/ 1 k 1 73, High Holborn; Gibbing, Fleet-market . ; .ihrift, Holborn Y, ; Groves, :Oxford-street ; Woods • srleeeetlly ;• nod M Royal Exchange; and by wear • . and Medici.* Vend. - Ask eri for " Rowland's OIL" or Rowland's )1!yeo". erad observe the signature, " A. ROWLAND and SON. ~..., .. ~. vtilt F.ksttßAvrt.r4l4o: To DOVER, DEAL. RAMSOVVR, Malinsri 4Sitt CANTERIItIRT, Pour Inside Coaches, sadlteel good time, by •, • W. A, MOUNTAIN end Co. • ' BARACZN'S :HEAD INN, SKINNER-8TRE1111 1 ; •' 1' • • • ~ • • E10W..11111.L, LONDON. •.. 3_ , ,I. . ' CI - Wt. following 11.10 HT POST COACHESit 1111110 s,! /se. in out from the above Inn 2 .'; ,:; . i . . The " Raiyairelegr ns aph," Dower. Deal. Bliteale, M•rfatlit,' Broad Stairs, Cauterbury, kevershaana, aid tioodietek Am superior lust °tack, every tutorial's, pt m I Pau 7 o'clock. —to consequence of the derided misrelate give* to the Te- Iteraph Codela,the Proprietor; al‘stAletrinert no czpeatie shalt be spatted Se render it Ike'. .eblaveyealsee oaa the Kent Medea • •,- ,a,... ova. : ~lirosoptola. - Chatham, Roelaliotio, .Orieregood. : 111rowl, klittlaybourne, Rainham 4.• °springs, Itemise, I , Inerter Path - , , The " Ta ll y ila," Birmingham very,tist,Day Coach,Mbre- Ors at I before 7 o'clock, through Redburn, Market Street, Dunstable, Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney tßrstford,Tow- . nester; Weedoti, 1)s entry, Dunchurch, Cosentry,, 'Ad Stone Bri le; to the OasEe Hotel, and St. 0 eoigei Tavern,: High'. Street, Birmingharn. to SW Mall, WelfineleN,Hridgeinillt,. sheiton, Shrewsbury. Sal o p , 'Oswestry. Woolwich: • tillattor. l'srporlev, Chatter and Holyhead. Driven' through •WitlS 9 lOoaelseten only. • . In consequence of the deolded preference. given to Ake Tally floVoach, the Proprietors ire deteratimed orr-etspense .dell, be apart d'to render it the ttrst cunreyapos enAhe.llllredaghate Road The " stiveietp,' Nee light fast Coaijt ttt w t , y-1 ; g id ..,o i i 11 , 1 4.• 'need, Exeter, Tref(); Bodmin, . Pent ye, 4e - 4 7 .:?rtitieeep. thetiegnoth, Weymelatk: Dorchester,' and stay, every, Mornlag at 7 vklseesigh Hannon. Axminster,' 'et, Blind- 1 are. Storikbridge, Epps, Boslogatuke„ - . Thilige,i Black waters:Nl ilegahot. .....4t. 2; .• .: -• The nottgt JON ,C dents to Wernonth,•4llolleist'lkvemgh ria Iwo , cfpcklive. .44;), ard.9.4 Ih4 t{ maciamer, N Ba,otoke, Over Wisfickerek, . iiiifoodesate, Coshviore. Satio6r ry.,Staictfird4 . loncleolortiat .0.4•4"- ter ratt b o'clock ta.sl4 woro s liti. • . . ~B ~ •• • ' .... •• , . • 1 1 . — , . e A IC i Ii CCIA-Adk-Z ' - " • . '. . . . . . ...... e ' ; ' - , • (11 .-. .1' ,• • .. • - 10011111P**T. , %. .....—.. - *. . . . . 14 .1 . ••••• '` '.Vtik... a•leivar..* . Wll . l llll.lll* '*-• ' ' - ' i 1 ., 1.. %.• •:\ 9 . * • . • 'f - I -, 7 I . l * •'''' I: )." ' l t , . 411 ' N . s' ''' •• • • x.M11111111Millr'"P 0 -------Tb ~: ....„.. • ~.N.„N, VIJES D • p -, • ... .. . 21,4 .I 8: „.' ' . ....... .. ... 1 : ~ .(,:•:: w ;; : . ... '-'),•••, • Sitiiit it; • ,Basingball stpet—Nov. 8, $. Salmon. .Resent street. 1110104- six. stationer, at Basinghall Greet.—Noy. 8. Jones, Shore 'ditch. earthman:reran. at Basimphall street—Nov. 8, Y: Lamb, Newington Causeway; Surrey: glazier, at Bashi/hill Rest.-Nee. it, P. Weed, Kingston; Surrey,. gardener.. at Ml lineal' street—Nov. In, J. and T. Swig, Huddersfrehl. York dike. speenbalats, at the George Inn, Huddersfield—Nov. 10. 111.11eltanty.8paiton. Bomerselshire, shopkeeper, at the Crown Inn. Bridgewater--Nov. 11,•./. Fletcher, Plumbland, Cumber land. liaellorser, at the Globe Inn. Cockarmouth—Noc. Id, I. Apr, Austin-friars. ship owner, at Basingloll street. • • '' CEitYIPICATBS—Nov. 8. • ' • S. Steel, Rotherham, Ycirlothlre, linen diaper—W.Ecott,' Ashford. Kist, grocer—E. Bostock, .Earl Shilton, Leicester, bleacher—W. Walker, Bolton, Lancashire, shopkeeper—M. Davies, Bodynfdl, Montgomeryshire •farater—T. Edmonds. Castlebegged. Cardiginshire, tenser-4. Cotterell, Worcester, timber mereltant—J. Cowie, George street, Mansion Hoofs. Loaded. wine-merchant—E. Lee, Sculcoates, Yorkshire. mer chant—J. and H. S. Graves, Lsagbourn chambers, London, mekediants—R. Middleton; Slat-steeet. Snlherhilhe. Surrey. • ..WRK • • Eleven men "were ludieted ea-beldg idle and dliorderly ?Mom, in being . absent from'their dwelling on Sunday, the Rh October instant. After several witeemes bad been examined against the prieonerei•soil some for the defence, • Bev. Peter M.Swinsey examined by Mr. Cannel.--fs also ef the parish in which the prisoners reside. and kdsws elevenof them ; they are all peaceably disposed, men of good mind habits. It would be impossible to have any stembioation ie the parish without his knowledge. At the •oommencemeit of-the disturbances in 1821, he was spoken nu bp alt. Wilkirisn active Magistrate at liallincellig, as to the necessity of bringing in the army to prevent disturb 's...a,* Witness mentioned to his pe nshion ers the intention. tbot4int If they gave up their arms the army would not be besieght in; the consequence was that begot Op some stand of semi, amino occurrence leas since taken place until ti n s lweseatte 4211 for any harsh ow rigorous measures. And. lee ondilistanco of the good eondnes of thepeiple, he stated. ietcell t disposed persons got into the parish' to corrupt Ilhom.oed they were reclaimed by his Is trishiosers. • Croosexandned by 14r. Scannell. confined 'hie observations about the arms to White Boy business, .hu: coal speak generally to their moral habits nail general at .teetiott.to their religions duties. - - Examined by Mr. Blacker.—Q. When you say that thee, could sot' be a combination in the parish wtthout your knowiagit, do you mean to extend the Observation to pa rish priests in general, or to confine it to your own raw? —1 mean it apply to my own particular ease.—Q. Wk e y is it to be confine& to your own particular case ? s ikeauso there could be no Combination oleo exiesided nature, }a the parish without my knowledge. — Q. Do y . ou meant *ow ' ledge you-attain by your duties as a clergysisan 'Qffff ;Pores 'as a clergyman.—:Q Have not ot her psrish priests eke saes opportunity of being acquainted with any disturbances or combination likely to ocenrin their parishes as you have ? Most cestainlyr.--Q. You don't mean to say tha: you have greater poiver in the regulation a your pariah than they have in theirs?; No ; unless by plying more intuition to the peple 'and visiting them, ion through ;het saws he "coming aiquainted with their ciacerns..—Q. Have not other pnests,the same opportunity or, getting icTfaiotea their concerns? Most certainly; but from the temper rued dispositions of the people they ntay fonweenthinstious hablti shish other pciestemay not. bo able to Set ac with. in consequence of ailvanced.ago of inacti• Could sot these habits and illsposideos affect yew parish ?. No, for I attend to it more particularly.—Q. !Men comes to this, that any priest who would lay 'him self out for.it could obtain information ? Yes, he could.— Q. An awkward dilemma then arises oat of it. A Cathalic Priest doe' not do his duty, or he could snake himself av- Tainted with the disturbances ; or having done his daty and obtained the information required, lie suppresses it? Yes. The cross-examination was resumed by Counsel for the eroaecution, but nothing material was elicited. By Sir A. Putotee.—Did not know of the intention of dee people to commit the present outrage, it might be form. In a day. • lry the RECORDER.—If yon had heard of such a crime being committed, would your evidence be the same ? It Would be • next to an impossibility that any combination could be for Med to commit an _outrage of the kind, without his knowledge. Bryan Cunningham deposed to. his having tent one of ilte prisoners for tackling to M'DonneWs house. Timothy Scannell deposed to his having lent a belt to his sister, who lived some diitance off, which he required to ke returned on the night the prisoners were taken in it. 0. urge M. W bite and M. Hayes gave the prisoners a good characte'r ; the latter said be would give bail to any extent for the three Fahys. The defence here closed, and the litagistraiiii !eared for. some time, and, on their return, Mr. BLACKSR addressed them it some length in a forci ble strain of admonition, during which he dwelt on the evi dence as it bore in favour of or against the prisoners ; also on the audacity of a mob or population taking it into their heads to oppose themselves to the strong arm of the law.— lie said, that the system which had taken such deep root Is this and the neighbouring counties, should be put down. cost what it would ; for unless it was crushed, the country, , would not be worth living in ; and obncluded by saying. that any alteration or mitigation of their - punishment *did not rest with him ; and as they put themselves in hostile array, they should abide the consequences of the Act of . Parlament. under which eleven of them were found guilty by the Magistrates, and it only remained for him to per- Cras a painful duty, that of sentencing them to suet) of hie Majesty's colonies as should be thought proper fur a period of seven years. When the. sentence was passed, the Court resounded with the shrieks and lamentations of their friend.. who were most numerous, and which continued throughout d m streets on their way to the giOI.--(Constitutiou.) . - A number of inquiries wore, it 'appears, made at Worship street Police office, yesterday. as to the truth of the report in yesterday's paper respecting the poor woman (Ann Simons) who attempted to strangle herself, and being ss• sured of its veracity, they expressed their intention to con• tribute to her relief. It seems she is now at borne with her family, at No. 3, Carter's Buildings, Arrow Alley. Petti coat Lane ; but she still remains ill, and bee habitation pre sents a complete view. of wretchedness. Mr. Bevill directed strict inquiry to be made after her situation, and Me. Bayles, attended by the Cliief,Constable and one of the officers, last night visited her residenee. They !mini it the picture of to;sery. The pour wotnan -was 3itting b y tire, and seemed ovetcome with gratitude fur their kindness. She requested medical assistance, and Mr.. Thomas, who attended her before, was directed to visit her AU the officers have contribaad something towardn the relief of the family. The, cows, the property of S. Ores". were tilled ~by lielowinc; on the tith tilt., at his farms im Site Ash tiillv, between .Tanderagew and linuill•Ar'e;Baww, leading resettle Armagh. The skir'was .twew off -.W.great Itart of ear le et bf r4e action of the electric lustier. • " OC. ifetk ; . . . . St. Packets from ,Wectavesdis ta i gairtsseht, St.,.Malees tee:* ear g tridisaft and • SatiMl4l eifterne..- 110 1 1 educe 7 • 'of,a;rl.(l^ • lot= . Ufa. " - idionialflohr •Wwidliurst . . -n .r, Basiastrige;lhirtford-bridge. Elackirater, aindollaystrot 'omit four inside Coach, carry mirning ate trod ; goyim. at the, Coach and Horses. and. Vine, I 1 sithamplon, by Five o'clech. Thus' is ti mostletiyht coneeyasee . IP the :Isle of Wight :Jersey. Gnernsey. • Moloes, -Havre de Grace, Cheriary. vta.. , l-nTile Proprietor* of the aboie 'Coach hope to receive a erimilisionce of that mipperivadieh has hitherto Oft •caperkweeil atsee the coat ,cenbent of the " (isles." . • • • Ye* Light t)ay Coach td Oerefiester in ri Miry; .throaPtliagshot, ataehswileti; atoiniaOke. Overton, Whit eituar4l,;Andover. ifosdowts. Cashmere and /Ito d. at a itist 3 ani'7 o'clock in Ike morning. .. •'and ..liris of Post. Cloches,' through Chippeahati; Caine, Marlborough,, Henigerford, Newbury and Reading. 'every Aftersooa at One; arrive at the - Greyhound Inn. toith,. the London • Tavern, Thomas Street, aid Sian, P•ktvi a,a earissieel,asorais • • Irellt. Rrivitystraier,rmintorn.isail Plymoith, :1 rut s Pares. ' ' • ! ?:'"I"' • ' roe " Umpire." A new Lice:Wog Ilksilt deeds, only Ow Might on 'the Ikea, earrylay Four Inside; Vets ant Daily •ill One ;' arrives at Liverpool nest Afternoon at 5, thro • .Woberiv, .Latkburg, Northampton. /1 elf finekley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Slone. *musette, Muds ford, Warrington and Preseot. • ' .• • Shrewsbury, •Wellisgton and Stiffnal. Licht Post Colday, lien/ Morning and Atteruooa. Guarded. .1 Barsidapte,•blorthaeollos, and Credtlini; Nese Light. Corkevcry Monstiy. Wednesday, and Friday mornings. at YIP Ctriek. • • .; „Taf "Rockiaglaan." Ueda Light Post CO4Sell: 'tete roll eveeerrdi Afternoon at . Two; and passes through, Beddikk. utyglesseaJe, Elston, deaden. Stilton Wansfordi ford, Greethaus. Grantham. Ntnearat, Stilton, Markham. moor, RetfOrd. Bantry, Doncaster, and Ferri -bridge, rer. rives ' at die' GoldenZiton Inn. Le e ds, nest Afternoon . . at 4.101M0k. is time. _Ayr the kravicorit. Haltfaz." - Sktptivisand Huddersfield Coaches. et reduced Fares.—Driven iiiithfour coachmen . oveld.—Lisgyage and Packages' only per .16.—Notwithstrisiding the tintondaria expeditioi qf this Cassels, it is allowed to be the most agreeable, .and liivieplete public conveyance on the . North Road. belay anerlatled by any other. itarronvite and Ripon New Light • Post Coaches. aim Afternoon' at 2, fir Bin the Merida. tillasinra; Leitytenri. Gretna-Green. dams, 'Theitiliges Breinkill, Thornhill, Saanhar Kiln. canatork..Kisrpl; and all Parts of Scotland, a Light' 4-11ssiek' Poet- , I COlek Daily. • • • • • - Bridgenortk, Wake:. Shreiribitrii. &OP. ,and• llolyAegd Mew Light fist Coacher, every Morning and Afternoon. I The " Tally Ho," Coventry ,Light First •Day Catch. every Morning at a quarter before 7 o'elock.through Rodbains. Deo stable, Stoney 14tratford..Tommister. Weedon, Daventry, and Otinchurch. to Warwick and Leamington. The "Ezpreit." to York; Scarborough,' Whitby, shields etuaderlaud, Newcastle nod Ediabuick4S New Light •Fone-. Inside. Post-Coach, with a Guard throatiest; sets .011: every Morning, by wag of NeWark; Word: Doncaster; Perry-bridge. Tadeaster.- Dertllagrtan. Northalterias.i Durham, Morpetii. and aerie*. and ',fires at York Our st Morning, AT RBIYUCRD PAlRBS.—brwen , through ;0 01 l on,.ftrivelowes ordy.—Pasesseers Jiddka thsnurstoes Jisttan the journey, may rest whet lime they please, arid Mei 'ravioli_ without day additional fare. Martsoritak and Swindon - Fear • !aside Day Coadt.! Mee' Aldbourn. Reading. • Lambnurn, Parton, Lydingtou: Penney.. Wootton Rase. Ritivisbnry,' IhlsOcrford. Miry and dialdershead.—Drizers Ihrisah. with one oath, mast only . . , • 11s New Regal Patent Mail, MUMS 'gaff ' LOW*. aril, Rept**, Cambridge. ilantiaeloni. Pettrbirr: Dreptug, Spat:limy. Spilsby. Alford, Grimsby 4- HiU,i, Brenta, at half -past I retied,' Suaday, at a quarter before 7. • The "Bore's." a New Light Four-laide Post Coach' 10 . Carlisle. • Peurtth and Whftedirteits ; with a Guard all the way ; passes through Appleby, -Brooch. Bowes. Greta fel; Rietsiond.Catterick, Barenghbradve. *Primp-bridge., ter, Newark, Revelry, Gra:dhow Stamford, Greg = thaws, Stilton, Iliggievrade and HaMoek. Sets oil in the Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fs-, ditty, er nroucso ' Passengers detained' oil the road, by bailees:l or plegi•i sure, hate Me peculiar advantage. of their. greats being se cured in the next Coach. VIE ONLY DIRECT - COACH TO CARLISLE._ 1 , ;:flio New 'Royal Patent Mail. Cilmbridge thro' Were.; Medinaford, Rockland, 4- Royston,. Reeving; at hathartsr 7 o'c'ock. Sunday. at a quarter before.?,. .Kendal, Lancaster, Preston. Kleby Leetsdale. Rollsai., CPortef. Oreiskirk and .(ierstanc Light. prod, Ciumfr i ce. , *very Morning and Afternoon. The Royal Espveve'P New Light Fonr-littride Panic. Coach, to Liverpool. in 23 Hours only, Ogre' Warrington.' Prone, Coityleton. Lawbou—Neweastie, Rvidgly. Meats.: ford, Slone, Stafford and' Litchfield. (only Ope Nigh 4 on Use Road,) every Afternoon ; artiress grit the Serrates's. Read Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool, test .Erervirog. . The advantages to Travellers who•konetor. this coach faith their preference arefiressperior to ony'other en this Read as the "Royal Savers" - it driven throughout with 4o.acti men only, (3 less than any other coach to Liperpool)—a m eta to Passenger: too evident to require anathema ; besides Me ladeldtenal advantage. , especially to eininureivil inter ests, of performing the j yin less time •tliassiny other coach; dad. notwithstanding its cheapness an& erpedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac-, erommodation ft is equalled by few and shall be surpassed: by noise. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every. Afternoon, to Laneed, Stoke, Shelton. palmtop. Tunipal, Lawton, lianly sod Holmes Chapel. „ ' l 4ll:tEtt o on§lpoiaoh direCt to the Potteries. , . . . Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, .iterf Mor)iialy and i Afternoon, REDUCED PARES. ' • Chsiler, Newport, Whitectirdvh, ' Titipertfy: Argletpi- WA. Nortlimidi and Midelkwiek Light Codifies, ever, Mirrhiny and'Ajlernoon. Stamford Ligle Post Coacissigraiy Nicrning Artarlitiols. I through Haidock, Biggleswadas, Neot. ock/Jen, iwa' barY. Stilton. on I Waad,ford. tuartertaaut, Stockton hid ' harm Li g ht Post roads every Morning, to tee George Ins, Siinderiand,• AT assacau Szpot•iu ihopire , god Tony. to Man-1 chfatira • Xintreow.. ConylehhwJtmeivaelle, , IVolver- C 1 Klistifor&l.:lffir Foiat Inside eoft Coaches, rc/TimeS a Day., 0,4 Xrsie Nig4l the.. Read. araf . totkertians • new Four . Iniide'Post Coa The ches :edited .•''''The' • eiprevlS; 4 . and else " kinyhant .. ererf; e Afterwoont:' Pi It The " Royal se,"sele'llirntrahrio Liuhl Fast Night Coach, ie 15hiure. seven, erery aftcriOnn,careglirg 4 inside only passes • Mroigh Warwick, I.eantington. Sonata in, .Wcerlorr, Darentry. Staney-Slardlord. and 7'orrecirter. to the Saracen's street. Dirmitujhats. early the sectrourrainp,—Drirea throat', with two • rage/town oula. The •` Express" a New Light Post Coach to Doll, Lin • Northeare, •Ilareden and . Doncaster,• every morning. at eight o'clock to the Cross Weis, Market Place, Ilrtll, and also the •• Rockftsghaht" ix the afternoon at 2 o'clock.' •The Hertford, Irore. .71oddesdort and Chrshaint• Tottenham and EtlEibßibilttratkes daily at devil. • hall qst trio, fore, .ead right aleloitL:,* • - • .• • At fbeduced.Farps; to -Leeds, York, awl D o ncaster: Ltcgage and, Paekaics it only,two-penr.e per Ito . A. All 91.131 TA, Iff and Co. te.spectfolly eLecrinott their 'Friends and die 'Plehll4 - filit Stet . will not be aceountchle for any Parcel*; ' Postengerie f i nvtate, syritilgs, Plate. A:c. of morn thin. The Pounds value, If 160 t, stolen, or ditma.red, l ' unless' catered VI such,- and the , Inatiranee puld fit Orford. ingly, at, the Saracen's Head 1n,,, Sklawerastrektisstaa 141,j London. . . • . • A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.—THIS EVENING, .I . lf. sad 41Plett the Week, .will be nrexcnietl, a Comic Bar .lottct caIIuQ*AVERS OP ALL.BORTS ; or, Not's,* • .Fool 'Patty Ike: . . After whl New Farcical Hulett', 'tattled A MATTER OF DOUR' • tar.. Seven Years Since. The favarlib Billet of L'AMOUR. To cowbells wittnan•entirely New Outlandish, Supernatural, neves-to-bo-fraffelently-admired-of.dreaded Burtettb. of Pa rody and pieriliAt Interest. entitled ANOTHER PIECE - of PRESUNIVIONI:!! Interspersed with Sonia. Deets, and Cltoresser.• Mae Airs (faithful is of the Public) by the )Id Master'. Principal 'characters by Mr. John Reeve, Mr. Mr:Jsells, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. W. Brown. Mr. Elliott,. Mr. Daly. Mr. Walbourn, Mr. Salter. M r . San ders, Mr. 1140; Mr. Payne. Mr% W. Reeves, end Mr. Wrench; Mrs. Brysi l / 4 and Mies L. Hammerslev. Boxes, M... 'Pit. 2s. Dal. Is. Doors open at 6 . and cow s *nee at a igepte4before 7. llecdad Price at half past S. • LoApti.geniu, SOMERSET PLACE, SOSI OCTOBISR, 1923. Nl TZ e ttie- 70fr tere t b o yi t tee Lo t:i s That s is tr er tjte f jestyi — i'ressary, the FOURTH and' , FIFTH ;PATS or DRAWINO the present LOTTERY (the Third far 1fk.22) are POSTPONED to the Shit instant, cud the 144 k day of Novem ber arst. L. HESSE. THE OLD ESTABLISHED FLOOR CLOTH AND CAR PET WAREHOUSE, Ils, LONG Acne. E Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respect , .I*Uy tusked to inspect T. WEAVER'S lortesslve titoek o well seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS, which he butters himself will ha found cheaper aPd better, than any article of the kind yet-offered to their attention; ss also s treat variety of BRUS SELS, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPET- 1 INN, which flak elegance of pattern, tidiness and depth of co lour. cannot be equalled in the metropolis. Hearth Rags, and every description of Droggets, be continues to offer at a great redacting in price. 'll. W. begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the distin guished patronage be has so long enjoyed, and trusts that the superiority of his articles, and reasonable charges. will ensure him their future favours. Hearth Rags provided to match any particular pattern. it a few boors notice. . . . , FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. - WAR OFFICE, Ocr. 17. ' "28 Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub T.lent, James M`Desall to be Limit. by purchase. vice Maples, who retiree ; Cornet G. Lye'', from half pay 18th Light Dragoon*, to be Cense% aml flub Lieut. by purchase, vice Sl'Dosell t Lieut. C. Clark. from pay Sid Light Dragoons. to be Lieut. and Adj. (repaying the difference he received on exchanging to half pay, te the half ply fend), vice Smith promoted. „eff.id Regimont,of Magas, Guards —Ensign A. Shewell, from be "lf pay 60th Foot, to be Comet. vice R. W. Currie, who ez -111".., , s• lat a;gbaset ving of D dl tt Ili goo te n t s . - 2 7hpt. H. Stletsd lobo Major. by Osechase vies Wallace, promoted; Lieut. C. Mole to be eapt. Spporease. vice Misted; Cornet E. Leatbes to be Lieut. by I-Frisbee,. vies Blois; Win. Mostyn Owen, Gent, to be Cornet, purchase. lith Regimeet of Light Dragoons—T.l.ot. A. Congreve, from • pay Mat Foot, to be Lieut. vise W. J. llEUrban, wee Viav el , receiving the diffe4enee between the fall pay of Ca sad the fell pay of Infantry. titkb Ditto—W. P. Neel., Gent, to be Cmeest. by purchase, vice Moore, promoted la the 17th Light Drageiss. ' • tPdaDitte—Goreet S. Pole, from belt pay of the Bth Light DOttrottlit, to be Cornet. • eke P. lioebboair, wbo esebeages, dleereeir. ' leHb meet of Foet—Llegtenevit Gen. Has. R. Meade, tree sikelOsb Foot, to be Celooel, vice Sir Chases' Hastings. gameteal " lab Ditto.— Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without porabsee, vise Ellie. appointed to the 4ist Fool. 18th Ditto—Lunt, T. Skinner to be Capt- by porchase. vice Macfarlane, who retires; Lieut. James Brand to be Adj. vies! Skinner. • 20th Ditto—Capt. R. G. Horsley, from the 334 Foot, to be Capt. vice Harrison, who exchanges ; Lieut. J. Armstrong. from the 87th Foot, to be Lieut. vice Keogh, appointed to the 118th Foot. " 'ItS4I Ditto—Major R. England, from the 49th Foot, to be Major., vice Hill, who exchanges. 94th Ditto—Lieut. A. N. Findlater to be Capt. by purchase. 'Mee Stewart, who retires ; Ensign R. Bennett to be Lieut. by perebase, vice Findleter; Surgeon W. Byrtt, from half pay 71st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Jonathan Featherston, who ez obanges. ! 99t0 Ditto—Ensign H. Deedes to be Lieut.without purchase, vice Vesie, dee.; George C. Rooke, Gent, to be-Ensign, vice Deedes. 33IDitte—Surgeon G. Fitzgerald, from halt pay 69th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice W. Vallange, who exchanges. 311141 t Ditto—Lient. Daniel Keogh, from the 20th Foot, to be sLieuteertet, vice Jeremiah Dawson, who retires upon half pay &I Foot. 41st Ditto—Ensign H. J. Ellis, from the 15th Foot, tolso l Ensign,•solthout purchase, vice Brown, promoted. 49th Ditto—Brevet Lieut. Colonel J. Humphrey Edward Hill, from the 234 Foot, to be Major, vice England, who ex changer!. 63.1 Ditto—To be Captains—Brevet Major C. Harrison,from the 20th Foot, vice Horsley, who exchanges. Capt. J. M. Stuart, from hilt pay 12th Foot, vice Arthur Daly, who et changes. receiving the difference. 00th Ditto—Brevet Colonel John Forster Fitzgerald to be Lieutenant Colonel. 'althorn purchase; vice Andrews, de ceased ; Brevet Major Frederick Im Thera to be Major, vice Fitzgerald. . , , 74th Ditto—Lieut. B. Burnet, from half pay 23th Light Dra- - 'ries, to he Lieut. vice J. Fleetwood, who exchanges , receiv ' ag the difference. 1 87th Ditto—Lieut. W. Hill, from half pay Sd Foot, to be Lieut. vice Armstrong, appointed to the 28th Foot. 90th Ditto—Major General Ralph Darling to be Colonel,. , vice Lieut. General Meade, appointed to the command of the 12th Foot. 91st Ditto—Serjeant Major A. Maclean to be Quarter-master. vice Miller, des. Ist Royal Veteran Hattalfon—Lieut. J. Fleming, from bait pay 37th Fool, to be Lieut. vice J. Piggott, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List. Ustarracnzo.—Major J. M. Wallace, from the Ist Dra goons. to be Lieut. Col. of Infantry, by' purchase, vice Major Gee. Swintou, who retires. HOSPITAL STAPP.—To be Surgeon to the Forces—Staff Sur geon C. S. Doyle. M.D. from half pay, vice J. G. Van Millin geo, who exchanges. • To he Assistant Surgeons to the Forces—Assistant Surgeon Hugh Cunningham, M.D. from half pay 88th Foot; Assistant Surgeon J. Hutchinson, from half pay 31 West India Regi ment; Assistant Surgeon I'. Finlay son, from half pay 90di Foot, vise Tedlie, promoted. 'Fuji!! Hospital Assistant to the Forees—Hospital Assistant J.*Cocking, from hail par, vice Alexander, dec. elartersoes.—brevet Major , R. Simpsyn, from Portsmouth, to be Town Major of Hull, %ice White, who exchanges; Lieut. from Hull, to be Town Major of •!Portsmouth. vice Simpson, who e ll i t t,who exchanges. DIVIDENDS. Not. 11, F. C. Cookworthy, Bristol, bookseller. at the ears mercial Roon.s. Corn-street, Bristol—Nu oy. S. 11. R. M et —aw, Riches court, Lime stree t, merchant, Basinghall st re Nev. 14, C. Mason, Rirminghem , driggistott the Setan.limd. Righ street, Birmingham—Nov. 21.. hicksois. Utey, Glou cestershire, clothier. at the Commercial Rooms, Corn street, Iltigtol =Nov. 12, W. 'Roscoe, 3. elate. and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool, bankers, at the Ge or g e loss, Literpool-t—Nov. 10, Ilsvard, Heneford, . spirit merchant. at the Black Swan, ilerercra—Nov. B, I/, Lanham, Dorking, Surrey, grocer, e. I . .__ - ..:-f-' . . .._ IF _ i i