The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-17 00:00:00

ilk:_ LAW INTELLIGILYCE.. COURT OF CIIANUnRY. Saturday, July 45. .. 0 , .1 t ~ PROPRIETORS OW THE ILOWAE COURT CA.S.IN. DAR V. THE PROPRIETORS All THE IMPERIAL CALENDAR. Sir S. Rout t.r.T moped the COurt for an injunc. tion to restrain the Defendants from selling a book inlitled " the Imperial Court Calendar for, the year 1809," of which they were the printers and pubhshers. Ile was instructed so to do by his elitists, who are respectable booksellers in Pater. noster.row, from the persuasion that the book in qaastion was a servile piracy of the work common. 14 tolled the " Red IThok," of which they were sole proprietors. This conclusion was formed from a comparison of the two books, which were ftiwml to correspond so exactly with each other, that even the very errors of the press of the lat. ter wtre copied into the former. Indeed, the Court could searcely maintain its gravity in an in. opaction of the blenders which they had so closely impated, that the most unobserving person would at ones prononrice the Defendants' book to be a piracy of the Phintilfs'. Ile was of opinion that it was merely necessary just to point out some of these luconsistencies in the Defendants' work to indeed his Lordship to grant the object of his ma. Hon. The Learned Gentleteln then detailed some of the most glaring and servile imitations : In the title-page of the Royal Court Calendar, the book purported to be compiled by Griffin Wilsu, which was by mistake printed instead of Griffith Wilson. This erro► the Defendants faithfully co. OA into their Imperial Calendar. The neat simi larity of the works was in the mistake of patting the name of Mr. Shaw lefevre among the Masters in Chancery. The genuine copy of this Calendar, in mentioning the Lying-in Hospital for Soldiers' Wives, the " wives"' were left out, and the De fendants copied the same ieaceuraey by inserting " The Lying-in Hospital for Soldiers!" There were many other gross mistakes of this kind, which it would be tedious to mention. He' could not, however, pass over that wherein his Learned Friend Mr. Richards was honoured with the title of Under Sheriff of the City of London, a cir cumstance as ludicrous as it was incorrect. On these grounds he prayed his Lordship for an in. junction to restrain the Defendants from salting so palpable a piracy. The Loan CnAutzt.r.on.---" Be good enough to shew me both books." Both hooks being handed to his Lordship, he said, " I think you might find another mistake, for they have given an estate to • gentleman to which Ito has no right at all. Take the injunc tion." COURT OF KINWS BENCH. Saturday, July 15. TAIIIIHAN V. GORDON AND OTHERS. -This was an action brought by Mr. J. Taylor Vaughan, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, to recover front the Defendiuts the balance of his account for premiums. It appeared that the voyages underwritten by the Plaintiff were illegal voyages, and that the licences upon which they were undertaken were illegal also, as contravening the Navigation Act, nod nut bring authorized by the 45th of the King. The Defendants resisted the payment of these premiums, because the Plaintiff had availed him. self of the illegality of oiled the licences in gees. tion, to excuse himself from paying a fair loss on the ship Neutralitg, after all the underwriters, except himself, and two or three others, had paid it. The ATTOR NI: 1-C ENERAL remarked upon the' unfairness of the Plaintiff's conduct, in elides— . vouring to recover premiums fur such risks, as he &Clint! to pay a loss upon. lie said, he ap. preliended Mr. Vaughan was " a very unjust man, reaping where he had not sown, and gathering where he had not strewed." lie took that to be* correct representation of an under. writer, who wanted to get his premiums, and who would not pay his losses. They had heard that moruing of a rapacious gripe, in the course of a cause respecting the sale of offices ; the Jury would say how far that observation applied to the Plaintiff. Mr. Vaughan had put a great ' deal of money into his pocket in the shape of premiums, for insuring risks for Messrs. Gordon and Murphy, who had carried on the trade of seeding out manufactures from this country to South America, and bringing home the produce of South America to England. But that could only be done by licences. There had been trials, and Mr. Vaughan had been refining payment, availing himself of the illegality of me of those licenses. It was not till the ship Neutrality was lust, that Mr. Vaughan was called upon to pay any thing and then he became squeamish and sick, " exceedingly sick, even unto death." Then, for the int time, this shipwrecked character discovered, that it was illegal for a sub.. jest of this countiy to export goods to an ene my's country, and to import from that country lute Great Britain. He found out, that the King could nut grant licenses so as to disturb the Na vigation Act ; and that he was a very wicked man who endeavoured to violate that Act. Mr. Tay. for Vaughan, no dada, prayed for the preserva tion of the Navigation Act every Sunday when he went to Church, because it sawed him a great deal of money. He had no objection to take the premiums, but he was too conscientious to commit the siii of paying the loss on the Neutra lity, though it had been tommitted by all the underwriters on the policy, accept bx. Mr. Tay lor Vaughan, and two or three others. The De fendant's language was- , -." 1; the underwriter, did undertake to pay you, Messrs. Gordon and Murphy, 3001. in copaideratien of your 14.ving paid me the premium; or oo your undectabiss to pay it. Your ship, the Neutrality, "stet osts• a voyage from Spain to Vera Cruz, with liberty to touch at the Havannah; and provided sbeolicreld be lost, 1, Mr. Taylor V , undertook to make good the loss to yoiri a lt ship was ea. . _ THE STATESMAN. fortunately lost, and my conscience tells me this was a voyage and a trading with the enemies of our country ; and God forbid I should assist anv boil/ to do a thing so wicked. And though tie , King, by his licence, thought he hail been able to permit me to do this, yet my conscience will not.ollow me to pay a loss contrary to the 14th of Charles the Second, chapter 18th. This licence was not worth a farthing, and my conscience will not permit me to pay." Such was the ground on which the case was first argued. Another objet. lion that was made to Messrs. Gordon and Mur phy was, that they had not complied with the terms of the licence. The voyage was from Bar. celona, in Spain, to Vera Cruz, and those gen. tlemen were to send out a certain quantity of Bri tish manufactures, which, in truth, became im. possible, and they were to bring home dollars for his Majesty's service. Mr. Vaughan haring succeeded in resisting the payment of the loss on the Neutrality, had now brought this action for the premiums on insuring it. The Learned Coun sel entertained no doubt that every thing which he had stated of Mr. Vaughan had been communi cated to that gentleman by his own Counsel. The grounds on which the Attorney. Genera/ insisted that the Plaintiff had made out no case were, first, that the policy which Mr. Vaughan had subscribed was illegal on the face of it, being for a voyage front Barcelona to Vera Cruz, with liberty to touch at the Havannah, and to bring home pro perty from that place ; this voyage was illegal fur two reasons ; first, because it was a trading with an enemy ; and, in the nest place, because it was bringing home, in foreign ships, that which could only be brought into this country in British bottoms. All the ships on which these policies were effected were either Americans or Danes. Mr. ATTORNEY-GVIERAL took another oh. jection; which e as, that the policy itself made uo stipulation fur a licence, and therefore it was void, because it purported to protect those gen tlemen without a licence as well as with one. Lord Ettarrsononcir observed, that that point, to a eertaiu degree, was new, and asked the Learned Counsel, on both sides, whether they were willing that the question should be reduced to that point. The Learned Counsel observed, that that great point never was argued, and agreed to put it into the form of a case, for the consideration of the Court of King's Bench. Lord ELLENBOROVGII thought it a very mate. rial point, and the question would be, supposing policy to be effected in the common terms, at a cettain premium, which on the face of it was a void risk, as contraveniug time Statute, whether that might be made a good policy by any thing that could be dune subsequently, but prior to the commencement of the adventure. That would be the question fur the consideration of the Cour'. service; and, considering the resistance met with, and heavy fire of grape-shot from batteries and 'gun-boats in the retreat, the loss is comparatively small, being five wounded, whose names arc in the margin*. It is the opinion of the Officers, the loss of the enemy in killed and wounded was considerable. I am, Sir, (Signed) SAM. WARREN, Captain. • Griflth Grilitlia. Quarter-Mailer. badly "tin". -- Pete; Jeat. Royal Marine. dittn.—sonon Nl•Letue. 4eamao, PE lay wounded.—John Butterfield, Ro)al Marie, ditto.— hi‘Carthy, Royal Marine, ditto. YORK end LEEDS New Commodions, Safe, cheap, and Esjsetlitioss POST COACII I S wilt et oat from tbe GOLD CS CROSS, Charing Crow., and !IL SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, every morniug at half-past lire Weald - all at the Red Lion, Barnet ; dine at the Cock, f. s • D inns Sup at the retham Ino t Bre akfast at the Red Lo .t., Doncaster, and arrive at Leeds by Twelve, and 'lurk by Doc, at ?isogon. There :try only roar Coati:tacit cos pliant!, stud the -ante ad tnfteh go throsrhout. -*Every ever. tam has bees, mod wilt vaginae to he made, to resierthis the best cony-yam* un the North Road. !aside, to York alit Leeds, :Is. Outside, aft From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jusr 15. 'At the Court at the Qneen's Palace, the 12th of July, 1809, present, the King's Most Exeel. lent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered by his Majesty, in Conn. cil, that a general embargo be forthwith laid (to continue until further orders) upon all ships and vessels in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, except his Majesty's ships and ves sels of war, and except such ships and vessels as shall be laden by the especial order, and under the directions of the Lords Commissioners of his Ma jesty's Treasury, or the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, with any kind of provisions or I.stores for the use of his Majesty's fleets or armies; and also except such ships and vessels as arc eon , ployed by the officers of the navy, ordnance, •Victualling, and custo►►►s : And the Right lion. kbe Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's 'fres. sury, and the Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, and the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, arc to give the necessary- directions herein us to them may respectively appertain. w. FAWKENER. Admiralty-Office, July 15, 1809. !opy of a Letter from Vice-admiral Sir Jantes Saumarea, Bart. and K. B. Connusoder in Chief of hie Nlajesty' Ships and Vessel. in the Baltic, to the Pion. N. W. Pole, dated oa board the Victory, of Hango llead, 'Nth Jane, 1809. Sta—l herewith inclose the copy of a letter transmitted to me by Captain Barrett, of his Ma jesty's ship Minotaur, which he had melted from Captain Samuel Warren, of the Bellerophon, ac. quainting him of an attack made by the boats of that ship, under the orders of Lieut. Pilch, on a battery upon one of the islands near llango head, which, after an obstinate resistance, was carried in a very gallant manner by the party under Lieut. Pacts's orders, who spiked the gUilb (four twenty. four pounders) and destroyed the magazine, which you will please to lay below the Lords Commis. sldnen of the Admiralty. 1 am, &c. _ _ (Signed) JAS. SAXMAREZ. SIR, Rellerephoo, off Dagerost, June 20, 1809. Pursuant to your signal to me of yesterday, I proceeded, in his Majesty's ship under my com. mend, off Hango ; when at sun-set I disco%ered a lugger (apparently armed) and two other vessels at anchor within the islands ; deeming it' of im portance to get hold of them, I anchored, and de. tached the boats under the orders of Lieutenant Pilch ; and have to acquaint you, that they had gained complete possession of the vessels, which being found were of no consequence, and under cover of four strong batteries (not before observ ed), supported by several gun-boats, were aban doned. It was then judged necessary, to prevent loss in returning, to dash at the nearest battery, mounting four tw,citty-four pounders (and by a muster-roll found, garrisoned with one hundred and three men), which, after an obstinate resist ance, wits carried in the most gallant manner, the Russians retreating to boats on the other side the island. The guns were spiked, and magazine de. stroyed. Lieutenant Pilch reports to me the very able u shtance he received from Lieutenants Sheridan and seotham, Lieutenant Carrington, Royal Marines, lied Mr. Mart, carpenter (volunteers); and that wore cool bravery could not have been dliplayed limo by the Olken and men employed on this MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War (4fica, Jody IS. 11119. 50th Regiment of Foot—Major J. Arinitrong, from the 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Major, %ice Ilankey, who ex chooses. 5154 auto—Captain Samuel Rice to be Major, by purchase, vice Blackball, who retires. filth Ditto—Major William S. Curry, to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, without purchase. 68th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Johuson to be Liestenont-Cidonel. without purchase. Brevet Lieuteonnt-Colonel Adolphus Ilioubcr to be Major, vice Johnson. 75th Ditto—l'aplain Alexander Stuart to be Major, by put-- those vice M•Rae, who retires. Ski Ceylon Regimeot—Major Frederick Ilankee, from the 50th Foot, to be Major, vice Armstrong, who etchauge, HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surgeon. to the Forces. Surgeon Andrew Bond. from half-pax. Surgeon James Forbes, from the 9.stli foot. Surgeon Benjamin Radford, from the 7 l-t foot. To pie Assistant Surgeon to the Force.. Surgeon John Clarke, from the A)mbirc Militia, vice Altars dyer, promoted itt the OM foot. LH R TUN iutbe Gazette of the Bth instant. For — ?vire, M. D. to be Physician to the Fortes; Read John Eyre, M. D. to be Physician to the Forces. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Devon. The Bth, or llighridge Regiment of Devcinvhire Local M The Right Honourable Sir George Yonge to be Colonel- Commandant—dated Sept. 14, 1:408. Sir John Duntze to be Lieutenant-Colonel—dated as above. Richard Blake, Esq. to be ditto—dated av above. Robert Pell, Esq. to be Major, w ith the rank of Lieutenant- Colonel—dated as above. W. It. Tonkin, Esq. to be supernumerary Major—dated at above. J. D. Foulkes, Esq. to be Captain, with the rank of Major —dated as above. The 6th, or Tors laze Regiment of Dev on =hire Loeal Militia. The Right Hon. John Lord Rolle to he Colonel-Cowman dant—dated Sept. 2-1, 1:401 4 . John Inglett Fortes...at-, Lsq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel—dat ed as above. Richard Pot. enftio, E.q. to be Fir:t Thijor, with the brevet rank of Lienteuant-lottorl—dated as ab.tve. Richard Litchfield, to be second Major—dated at above. The id, or Last Chudleigh Regiment of Devonshire Local The Right Ilan. Joho Lord !tulle to be Colonel- C'ouutiatidant —dated Sept. 11, 1808. W'illiain Thoduts Hull, Esq. to be Lieuieoant-Colonel—dat ed Sept. 24, Philip Duearell. l!sq. to be Major—dated as above. Ist, or Plymouth Duck lteei►nent of Devotnhirc Load Ntiliiia. Jonathan Etfi►rd, Esq. to he lientemmt-Colunel-Commatt dant— laird Scot. YI, 1808. William Foot, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel—dated as abase. William Hodge, Esq. to be Major—dat .1 as abuse. Trerillian It wle Eq. to be ditto— d .ted above. BANKRUPTCY ENIAMIEI). James Gores, Manchester, ',trebled, from July I to July 2.% at tee, at the New Exchange Buildings, Alanchrster. BANKRUPTCY suet:mut:l)Eu. John Damelow, Hinckley, Leicestcr.'grocer. BANKKUPTS. John Atkins, Norwood, dealer is cattle, In surrentles IC at one, and Avg.*, at twelve, at .tt• torales, Messrs. Collett, Weinberg', and Collett, Crianccry lane. Robert Manning, Stock Exchange, stock-broker, July 22, Aug. I. and 26. at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie% Alessr,. Netherwle and Portal, Lssex-street, Strand. Isaac Fennell, Bath, marble-mason, July 111, x 9, and Aug. 2i, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Auoraies, Mr. .abell. Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Jacobs, Bristol. William and Richard 11es w ood, Manchester, linen-merchants, July li, 14, and Aug. /6, at three, at the Bridgewater Argos Manchester. Attortiies, Messrs. Duckwor i fa, Chip pend;ll. and Denison, Manchester. Arthur Machin ockly ' Wickwar, Gloucester, cheese-far. 11 tor, .I.v 18, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol, 26, at the Swan Sadletry, and Aeg.26, at the Bush Tavern, Bristle!, at 11. %townies, Mr. James, Gray's-Inn-square; and Messrs. Rolph and Par-slaw, Thornbury, Glouresier. Gow Gibson', Liverpool. pipe -maker, Jots 2t, Ang. 5, and 26, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. t tor.wy, Mr. Avian'. Liverpool. [Award !tarns, (:ulstoa-square, Whitechapel, stationer, Ju lv Is, 25. and Aug. 26, at ten, at Guildhall. •ttorne ) , Mr. !farina'', Wine-06cr-rostii, Fleet-street. Thomas Swaisse, New-street, Birmingham, common-carrier, July 21. 22. and Aug. 96, at twelve, at the !Inland ('hick ens hotel, Birmingham. Anoraks. Messrs. Kiuderley, Long and Ince- ' Holborn-court, Gras's - Inn; and Messrs. Smites and Ar n old, New -street, Birmingham. Richard Pick. Wakefield, grocer, Aug. 4, at six, 5, and 26, at ten, at the Fleece Inn, limbers. Anomie.. %Ir. Scholc field, Herber) ; and Messrs. Sykeiand K non les, New-Inn, London. I)IVIDENDS. Nov. 11. H. Heywood, Itainsgate, butcher. Aug. A. J. Badcnck, Paternoster-row, bookseller. Avg. 5. I. Mincilln and D. Amick, Cheapside. perfumers. Aug. 5. R. Stevens, Percival-street, (:oswelf-stre. i, silk skein-dvers. Aug. 7. J. Sowden and J. Hodson, Leeds, oil-nsercbanis. Aug. 16. A. I Serman and J. Jephoria. Nottingham, hosiery. Aug. 12. S. Houton and S. Rich, Woodstuch-street, Bond street, merchant-tailors. Aug. 12. H. 1.. Lomas, Throgmortne-street, broker. A sig. 5 D. Phillips, Cambridge-street. Gol.lem-square,hroker. Aug. 7. W. liuthwaite, farrier. Aug. 7. W. Lodge, Liverpool, stone-masna. Avg. 8. T. Russell, Bengworth, Worcester, sadlcr. Aug. A. I). Heeley, Binuiugham, tailor. Aug. 5. T. Morse. Woad -street. factor. Aug. 5. C. Gctle and A. Hudson, Isleworth, calico printers. Ort. 31. T. and hi. La Porte Mcrae, Quccu-sireet, side, warehouseusen. Aug. 19. W. W. Atkins, Mercier, Warwick. grocer. Aug. 21. W. Flans and %V. Mist, Cowcros.-,trees, bras— founders. Aug. 5. W. Aleyell, F.greger, jeweller. July 29. %I. Joel. bhisregitch, dealer in glass. July 29. W. Vesick, Medhurst, Sussex, draper. Aug. 3. S. Castelland W. Powell, Lombard-street, bankers. Aug. 22. J. Adies, Swan-lane, Kotherhithe. Jul) 22. C. Wright, Aldgatc, tobaccouist. CERTIFICATLS.—Auc. 5. P. Stuart. Fleet-st eel. printer. J. awl J. Brown, Newcastle -litmus -Type, sadkrs. U. Whilmarsh, Brokenherst, Hunts, shopkeeper. E. Bradley. see. Bromley, Middlesex, baker. J. Powell, Uxbridge, builder. E. llnsworth, Ardsinck, Manchester, cotton-spioner. G. Waolwich, tailor. J. C. Finc h,: Riesell-sours, Drury-lase, tavern-keeper. W. Procter. Great Laling. dealer ise bay. T. Roe, Wolverhamptini. druggist. J. Gill, Nabors, York, draper. E. and IL Beaton, Portsmouth, butchers. J. T. Choosier, Finch-bum, Cornball, glazier. Wm. Anderson, Manchester, builder. UI liU. On Tarsdav, the 11th instant, at Reined, Mrs. Mary firm sot-, in the tkah sear of her age. On Friday morning, Jame. Bill, Esq. of Woomibury place. On Monday last, at Beeklaikans, in the kith year of age, Newman Within. Lig. math re-peard and by all who Isom him. On Frida at his home in Great Cumbedand-placr , Most Rev. Ms Grace the Lord Archbishop mate of !reload, Earl of Keratosis., dm. His Grace AA& in his,79d year. He is sumeeeded by kiseklestsau, Somerton, now Earl of Normaotoo. a By GEORUL BOULTON and CO. Froot the tieldeu roc-, the following Carriage. -et nut, br 'side many others ton linoleum' to mention : LIVLIWOOL Expeditious Punt Coaches, only one nie.t out. everb Nloraing 441 Six. HOLY It EAI) and North Wlles Mail every evening. HOLYHEAI). Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Prot Coachet, every Morning at Niue. LU IViircei , ter.vod Oxford Mail eery evening, and a New Post Coach Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at Two. MILFORD HAVEN. Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Mail every et cuing. CHELTENHAM and Oxford New and only Day Coach, every !Morning at Six. BR MIEFON, East (Worn, NN'orthinf i , o gr r tlar, Purr. mouth, Southampton. Isle of Wiuht. . Chic ,eat-r. Arundel, Little Hampton, Margate, nvtte, Dover, Deal, Ilythe, Folk...tone, dr. de. Omn ORIGINAL COACH OFFICE, SWAN WITH TWO NECKS INN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. The following Royal Mail Cuagitei, and other Carriages, set out from t* above luta, viz. HRISTOL Royal Mail Coach, on a new and .11-1 improved Plan, carries Two Qubide Passengers, no Sgrlop, through llarlborough, Chlppenhans, and Bain, every harensug, at ilalf-past Seven o*Clock, Sundays, Quarter be. fore Sat. B nal Royal Mail Cam+, no a new and improved Plan, carries Too Outside Pasteugers, on Springs, througit Nlart• borough and Devizes, every Evening at Half-past acvea o'Cloek, &today s, Quarter before Six. . PLY mount Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Paassagera, on Springs, through Bath, 'Dorados, Wellioaton, nisi Exeter, every - Evening at Ifalf-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sea. Eat.rea Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plait, carries Two Ou de Kussengeta. on Spriug,, thrown Nell tuts Bridgewater and airlock, , ever% Eveoing at dale -pa-e to ils Seven rlock, Sunday., 4 uarer hetore Sea. Excess Royal Mail 17.m,t, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two ()abide Passeugers, on Springs, taraugh Salisbury. Dorchester. Brutport. and lenuitun, ever% 'PI% e,ang at half-past Seven &Clock, auudays, Quarter before ,it. Fa twoueu Royal Mail Coach, no a teas and improved Plan carries Two Outside Passenger , . on Springs, torouga Clakliamptim, Luuncesites, and Truro, every Evening at Halt pa,t Seven cit2nek, Sandasss tjaarlcr before Six. Ltt EILI•0 Os. Royal Mail Coach, an a new and imprayel Plan. curie, Two Outside Passenger", am Spritap, the. v ; . , !, Coventry, Lltehtield, Newemilk, and Warrington, every Evening at halt-past Seven sit:lock. Suatin t ss, Quarter be :Ore Six. Ma acrtrsera Royal Mail Coach, on a new and impresed Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Sariugs, threugh N ort hampton, Leicester, Loughborough, Dolby, Ashhourn. Leek, and Slaccleareld, every I..veniug at itan.pau Seven °Thick, :surdas.% Quarter before Six. litassiman AN Rural Mail Coach, no a new and unproved Plan, through Dunstable, Stoney titratturd. Itastattry. Dan church. and Coventry, every Afternoun at Five ,'(hack. CARLIALL Ro',ai Mail t'oach, no a stew and imperiled Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Spring ,, through Manchester. Charles., Preston, Carstang, Lancaster, Burger, Kendal, Shap, and Peurith, every Evening at Itaif-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sic. IS on w tut tby Newmarket) Royal Nail Coach, on a new and impruved Plass. carries Tao Outside Parteneers, its 4priag., through New Market. Bury, and Thef ad, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter he. tore six. Nom wien (by Ipswich) floral Nag Coach, on a new and improiisal Pinto, to carry Two Outsides, on Spring 4, through Chelmsford, Colchester. Ipswich, mid Schule 162, every I:vettiug at Hall-past Seven o Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sit. LRETER Meteury Coach. through Basingssnkr, Salisbory, Blasdford, Dorcbe.ter, Bridpurt, and iluaituo, every Moru ing at Four o'Cluck. Lie Litroor. Machioe ronels, through Coventry, Rirmiag ham, Litchfield, Neweaale, Congleton. Kautsford, and War rokltos, every Afternoen :it Six o'Clock. M axen Essen elegant Post Cuttch, called the DEFI ANCE, to carry Four lusides may, tracts equally as fast as the Nail, through Northampton, ilarborough, Leicester. Lankborough, Derby. Aslaboaru, Leek. and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before Three ,'Clock. Al INCEIRATER Cornwallis Coach, through Northampton. Herb trough, Leice-t..r, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbourn, and Ilu tom, at Twelve o'Clock, at smou day. 61.1scarle,EDISIOROVG111,1111d PORTPATRICII Coaches. C in tastE Post Coach, called the DEFI A NC I:, through Manchester, Charley, Preston, (iarstaag, Lancaster, Burton, Kendal, Shap, and Penritb, every Afternuao, at a Quarter before Three airlock. Softly Ito Machine Coach, through Chelmsford, Sadhury. Bury St. Edmund's. and Schale Inn, every Toesdal. Thurs day, and Sunday Afternoon% at Four &Cluck. BIRMINGI/1 M Balloon Past Coach, throve,' nameable, Some, Stratford, Daveutry, Donchurch, anal Co.eutry , erei y Evening at Fuse tiClock. Pt.vssoura Mercury reach. through Eset..r, New tan. Bushell, Tartness, Modbary and Phiaptoo, every Marini% at Filar o'Clock. Barbstrox Post Coach, through Ryegate anal r:uci.Seid. every Morning at a Qaa, ter before Seven ~'Clock. CA a List.r. Cornwallis Coath, through Manchester, C hoc ley, Preston, oarstang, Lancaster. Burton, itentlall, Shop, and Peurith, every Morning. at Twelve o'Clo.dt. W i N usoa Coach, every Afternoon at One &Clock. &writ seeress( Long Coach, through Ilaiingstake and Winchester, every Morning, Sundays incepted, at F.ur ,'Clock. s %tissues' ranch. through Basingstoke and Andover. Morning at Four o'Clock. Barn and BRISTOL HO VA I. VO/ UNTEaII Punt (70sch, through Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenhaut, every At , ternoon at a Quarter before Four &Clock. This Coach as a irked in a superior style. I' AR 140117111 New Post Coach, through Chelmsford, Col ehener, Ipswieh, Woodbridge, and Vli fordott tail n't. Sunday, 'Tuesday, and. Wednesday .housings. •Poarsstoun New Light Coach, called the SELF-De es:act:, carries only Foor lLsides, travels equally a• fits . the Mail, through Cuildford. Petwertio, elsirhesset• L'anoworth, aad liara ' nt, to the Globe Ina Oyster-,treet: every Tuesday, Thuni.tay, nod Saturday abinsiar.s. at Quarter before Five, calls at the Pell, Cracechnrcb-creet. Parcels and Luggage ennseyed Daily to Wolverhampton, ‘Val•al, Cheter, Lutterwurth, 'Deckle), Atherstoo, Tata 11, *Kith Stafford, Eceltahall, liroughtun, tiridgemore, Stap• lee, Naptwicis, Ilea- Cross., Chcbter, Brandon, Motrotford, :••waff ham Newton, Reunite:is, filekeuham. Walsinghnia, Tewksbury, Narctster, M is he.tch, Lynn, 1/ownlialn. St. Ives. Llouc••ster, I.vestuost, Catuhriage ' Nlarchliel,l, Lewes, Cucklleld, Ucklield, Framp ton, March, F.ly, Oxford, Ditehling, Stroud, Greenicid- Chippingnnrton. Ladino, Cirenceoer. Porto:south, Parise*. (iikb•Port, Canterbury. Lanbouro, `ihres shury, Ifolyhead, Reigate Banbury. Pool, Chatham, Dover, Tutobridge. Tnnbritige Wells, Sherrill, Sonsershatn, !tarot-am. Market Draytoa, Margate, evrbary, Caller, i wita••••a, t;armai then, Melkliono, Bridgewater. Pensaace, 4tonc, Bridge siorth, Petenfidel, Whitehaven, Newhaven. Ilraustree.Hale !stead, North it Kis, b iddleu iris. 1/unstable. W hatcharch. 'Last llothley, Wild* Pool, Titchtield, Tetbary. Seaford*, Rants,. de. Borhe.ter, Worthing. Slew. Bird, Deal.'ehichester, Hereford, Alanistoue. Leeds, Atrt , Shea - old, Falmootii, tita,goa. Yarmouth, Wick -31 rkct. Lowestotf, Abingdon. Fort *dun. !iiiesrtoor. , Louth, IVwlebridge, Ivy fink?, hidsteminsler. Brains. ginive. Beadle*. Midleunt. AI Witney, N e %mouth. Omberile,y, Milford•Damm,Gorilitc, Cow bri de. aid War ick. By WILLIAM WATKII.Iit/USE and CO. • • The Proprietors of the alive Mail Coaches and Car. lager beg livive to inform the POke, %bat they will pot ie . 4MIIIUibIe for any Parcel or Package whatet •r, our t Pauro ur's baggage, above the Value of tae seine be entered and paid for aernrdbrely at the wile She Delivery of say such Parcel. Package, or P.L,- LoggAge, to tiers or their Ageer.. IMIrrA i 110141 JUN : Primed anti Published Is D. Lovitta., It the STATUE/AI OfIICS. 8/ 9 . F ■ 1 I I 14