The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-10 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS. Nrw YORK. gErr 18 —Joseph l'ltilibert, an in. "austrious inhabitant of St. Lewis, has arrived here, last from the Sprinish Villaes of Santa Fe. When be left, the ito%filists Were it► much cousternation in consequence of the recent successes of the Indepen dent Patty. Capt. Sawyer, of the British ship Norfolk, ar rived! at New York in IR Mats from Trinidad, brings information that on the '2oth of July a battle WAS fnuzht on the Spinih Alain, botwPeol the !loyalists end Patriots. when the latter were defeated with great tom A great number, it is said, were left dead ou the field. TILE ARMY. Two companies of the 3d Garrison Battalion, *ho were lately doing anty at Fort Cumberland, are going out tinder Major wthorne, to garrison Bell- They will embark from Gravesend. The 2rldiskion of the Kest Mid , lleses slilitia are on their route from Chatham to Plymouth, where they are to enahn rk for Ireland. Last week Major-Gen. Gordon, Lieutenant-Go vernor of Portsmouth, and Commander-in-Chief of the 11'estern District, commenced the inspection of the troops under his command. The four divisions of Royal Marines, for the Peace Establishment (6000 men), are to he formed into 80 companies, each company to he cnmm itnled by one Captain, two first, and one Second Lieute. nant. The respective junior Officers will he Captain Robyns, First Lieutenant Gillespie, Second Neute wont M. Gray. This reduction will place about 400 Officers upon half-pay. THE PATRIOT. [FROM THE LIVERPOOL REACT:RV:3 What is country to me, if her rulers conspire A Ti, drive from her bosom the man lad .irc ; If prefered to the mitriot wh♦ toile for my Knot!, Is the ruffian informer w lin tnirst% for hi% blood ? tosedimed by the 'nag c attached to a name, oe4he local en learmenis that kindred may claim; V. ',ere Liberty waves her lu•'d standar.l. I fly, Ilesqls'd in live free by her rhaner, or die. The man in n h.•ce ho..m trot,. liberty glows, To She inesinco of desset a will re.w in op/mime; Wish 1001.111 0 .- !le ;000l.ro , the nr.oag.. h o os.o.taing„ Or if de.sin'd 'oo so,trer. he smile , in his boons! 1I vain %%mild the,,.:tut firrtrhelon him with fear. He rtv., ri ;v. ; hot the •r•.trrmnc compels in.:l on hear, 711 i et.:;on di-nrnft: of hic;orenzs shall tease, Awl 14 nd N the seelltre of freeddru and peace. A people true. thane) !hey ‘ i c i ons ma y b e . burst from their tiers. and call themmlve3 free; But tee hr %awing, the cement to f•irivi, In vain th i• I the fa brie rep e l the rude .iorm: s„„ in i n -d . 0 , a sy,terl i of mea.ures u, jo•t, Like a column "Porn, it shall crumble to dust; For of freedom'• aim psramid milli is the ham*, B the virtilou.cesueu ed. and sacred to peace. Let the triti.or to virtues Hassi.atile lmr s, In a zraod saklinx siy.le talk of Wier y's cause; If the arforais, if ilevuti.d t•' vie.% IV hatc'er I•n•ten.iutw, that MAO has his price; For it'i vice image:ince can I•iier have, 'Tiu the infamous ivadge Oat announces it Olive; For io freedom's proud laurels, nn charm, can I trace Till by virtue enisviii'd with the olive of peace. But the► man, who, when grant• re•istanee provoke, Repels like the hard•heuten hot il the -troke,* Of no ()oily the slave. Iset to principles true, Unmov'd, keep• the pule-star iit truth in his view Such a patriot us ihe, in himself is a hone, Of bis eau try the pride, and of freedom the boast t May old Time, a• be Dies, see their numbers inereabe, For the friends of mankind are the lovers of peace. BORNE Toots. BRITIs II LIBERTY. Vince we are now foe bid to relit. Or. against men in pow 'r to talk; Though thus of lugs and longue bereft, Me still have eyes nod fingers left;, But. if the foibles of the great Pre basso publiro we Mate, To libel laws we fall a prey, And must in purse or person pay. Thus, while hands, legs, and tongue are tied, We're told we ought to take a pride In what we call our boasted laws, And not to murmur without rinse. Oh, co trymem r.r olsame ! for shame Your treed° 's hot a name, Pob , e igi from ran Ny, g• check your walks by mgAt or Ars." A LERND N. Oct. 7. The following are the only p!lrri at whit+ volun• tees Alf the Nary on the Peace Establishment are t►► be permitial to enter : _ _ Tier hill, Copulae Rieibell, Lieutenants Good and M. Craw'Ord. 11 , 6te1, rapt. Melton. Lieut. Pitmaa. Cunt • C.pt. Lake. Caps Whipple. Lieut. Gore. L 1.11, f* ti.rrpool, Caps. Chatfield. 110 I, Capt. Jaaveriu. Lirat. Wade Wept. Fdirly in the last month, a profligate and dissipated fellow, living at Qerenhorough, Kent, deserted his wife and family, leaving them chargeable t. th tt pa _ Oslo; for a reward offered ho was soon appreliewierl, and brought before 'T. Y. C.; reet, Esq. Mayor of that town, who. sentenced him to three months imprison ment, and to he dogged at three different times in the open market-place, and on market days ; hut in no cne in the town would undertake the ollicel of llagallator. 'the time approaching for his first portion of the allott.d punishment, a notice was sent to Slieer:oess, is!•ere there is a rettiment sationed, etr.rivl a prranioin t.f ss. to env one who would take thtt nSliice on himself ; hut, to the surprise of all, thither tiny nor man cnuld he found f.i r th e p ur pose. The spirited and worthy Mny or, determined the fel low should not escape, attended at the place, and at the time appointed, threw off his coat, and with a dexterity that could not he excelled, bm,towed on him one-third of the punishment his conduct had so,just ly merited. THE STATESMAN. POLICE.. SWI 1)LINCI. (N EEN . sQuA RE .— Yesterday William Atkins, a waterman, who i; well known along the River, in consequence of various , : depredations and hoods com mitted by him during the last two years, was further examined. lie was fully committed on two charges,--one to take his trial at the next Westminster Sessions, for getting ss. from Mrs. Everfield, the wife of the Auctioiteet ; and the other, at the Middlesex Ses. slot's, for procuring from Mr. Layton, coal-met. chant, of Kew, 17s. on pretence that he had gut a barge in the River for that Gentleman. lie was committed to Bridewell for further exami nation, on several other similar charges. Yes?ertlav , Robert Greendale, a con.tahle, charged Samuel Lioy(l, with amusing linnself with a bull in the vre-ts on Sunday morning, between one and two o'clock ; w hen desired by the officers to go home, he refused to do so. The Prisoner said he was a currier by trade, but basing spent the greater part of his life in the coun try, be felt naturally attached to oxen, and seeing one of them in the streets at the hour in question, with! mob around him, he enquired into the cause, Wishing toulord him every assistance in his power. The officers then made up, and upon the Prisoner's repeating his enquiries, were very abusive indeed, representing the Prisoner as " more like a thief than a horse." This exasperated the Prisoner, and caused him not to disperse along with the lest of the molt. The officers explained that the bull belonged to Mr. Baldwin, which he kept for baiting, and which bad broken loose. Mr. COLQUIIOUN expressed his surprise that every person cotowcted Kith that animal, had not been taken into custody. He directed that whenever he should be found wandering at large, he should he driven to the pound. Turning t• the Pria,nwr, he observed, that no man who had a regard for his own character, or for the safety of his fellow-citizens. would amuse himself *Witt hull at such a period of the nigttt. It was a stain upon his character, whirh it would require all his future good behaviour to wipe savvy. Ile was ordered to make up the matter with the officers. Bildwin, the proprietor of the bull, was ordered to wait upon the Magistrates. Mr. Barnet chaigi-ii II(!ara Cole, a very young man, and a baker, witia uc tking a vi o lent a s sault upon him, accionpaii j i'ig it with most unbecoming language. The Prisoner, in his j.efence, alleged intoxication. Mr. CoLueuousr said that was no excuse. l it toa. ication was en offence i'sclf, for which he ought to sentence him to an boar in the stocks, and to pay line of 59. latiriicatiott was ale sys disgustful, and commonly brought after it had effects. Those polluted eapreasioiis which hail beet, used by the Prisoner, snowed that he was a right course, and that he was I:kply to he a " of wood and a drawer of stiller" through liie. Perhaps, if persevered in, he %c a:lt. l )rni , • a disgrace to himself, and a burthert to sociots On account of his youth, howeser, he al. I(llt.3(lhirn in make it up with the Prosecutor, which he acr. , tdintly did. 13ow-s ruer.T.--Yesterday Thomas Coxhead AloeNh, Esq. late Sheriff of London, appeared at the l~tlic~ in consequence of his giving an undertaking to the Constable of the night, on Saturday night at Covent-lardeu watch-house, to appear at the Office yesterday, in answer a charge of one of the Bog , or-keepers of Drury -lane Theatre, for violently assaulting him, and endeavouring to force his way in without paying. John Brooks stated, that he was check taker on the 0. P. side of the Box entrance of Di ui y-lane Theatre. Saturday night, between 11 and Pt i , 'clock, Mr. Marsh presented himself to him to visa. He challenged him with not having been in the Theatre before that night, which he acknowledged to be true, and offered bins a shilling, which he refused to ac cept, and told him he most go down stairs and pay his money for admission to the money taker, which Mr. Marsh refused to do, hat endeavoured t o T wee his way into the Theatre. lie resisted, and hl r. Marsh knocked him down; he got up and ;willed Mr. Marsh up stairs, when he knocked hiot down a second time. _ _ A witness corroborated this statement, and slid Mr. Brooks was very near being knocked down the whole flight of stairs. Mr. Marsh in his defence said, the money Pikers had left their stations, it being within a few minutes of the close of the performance. lie offered a dol lar to Nlr. Brooks. lie acknowledged the assault, and found bail to answer for it at the Westminster Abraham Chowder, who keeps a cheesemonger's shop in Tnnley-street, s.•d Rice Morris, who keeps the King's Arms public-house, were brought to the Odic& by Lewis, the C lector of the l'atr..le. It appeared that about ten o'clock on Sunday flight, a reqiertable man of the name of Charles Pulley, was retuning from ich across the fields towel& Camber well, alt: j tas he had got over the stile of the first field, he was attacked by Ur. Chowder, who seized him by the collar, tripped hint up, and asked him what he had got. Mr. Pulley called after a friend of Ida, Mr. Charles Byron, who was s few paces on before him, to come his assistance. Mr. 11)ron re. turned, when be was attacked by the Priso n •v Rice Morris, who knocked hint rloxin also, and the blow was given with so much siolence that it knocked one of his front teeth out. The only defence the Prkouers had to make was, that they bad been driAting a great deal of punch at the Grey Hound, at D is rich, and their conduct was owing ;o a wager which toev had laid. Sir N. CONANT observed, that their conduct came very near a highway robbery, their demand upon Mr. Pulley to know what he had got was very like demanding his money ; however, lie considered them to have committed a most daring and violent assault four hours after it was dark, be should, therefore, bind the parties over to prosecute them. A Jew, who keeps two sale shops in H o 'p i pit_ street, in the Strand, was charged with defrauding a poor sailor of '54. by imposing upon him a different jacket to what he had purchased of him. Th e sa il or stated that the Prisoner persuaded him to go into his shop, although be told blur be was ant iu want of any thing, by assuring him he would sell him clothes cheaper than in any other shop in London. He ob. jested to the jacket show' him by the Prisoner, be cause it had not an inside pocket, but he and his wire prevailed on hito to go to a public-house, and wait while the pocket was added to it. After that they gave him the jacket tied up, which the sailor dis. covered afterwards not to be the same he had pur chased, but one of an inferior sort. A person was called in, who said it was only a connntnt slop jacket, worth about Bs. 6d. and which the Jew had charged the poor sailor 15s. for. He was convicted in the amount paid for the jacket, end 21. penalty, or to be committed, but he paid the whole. IlArrott•Gtanc v.—Yesterday S trah Beer Wag 6 11 3 1 1 V era- Mined on a (Marge by Anis.the wife of Wary Cw.e. of White - 9- yard, Great S woo stated. that on Wednesday last in the ft , the Pr' r called on witness, nt her apart menus. and the. went out together to Siohopsgate-street, where they parted, hetiseen two and three o'clock ; that a litotes. did not return home till the evening, witrn she discovered her dinners in the farm to have hero broken tyro, and two new shirts and a th•lt, no I various other at title. stolen therefrom; that on enquiring of her dangliti r, a girl I`2 years of age, who hod been there, she was informed that honer. thoe and four o'rinek. the Ps ironer came top stairs. nod i.sked her to let her lie doss nme the bed, o hirh she did ; that Pt o - sent tier out for a pipe of tobacco ; that n t b. I return ,he met the. Poisoner on the and found that the dramrs were broken open, and the dot ces stolen out. Folk o ton 11114 led for it UNION fl ALL —Wog . % 11.1.ke was hrmsest up by Heron and Grd% charged by Ka.. R tti lig, a nob ket gardener, with tainting bad as •Ile% • It ilyeired that one day last week the Psis to r ionpried to Ri.tiolitt. who keep. a stall in c.e IV.rttaga t. to iiuretase a tin-het of apples, the price was li.. and in p.l meld sod Itt. the Prionwr give hint eight bad ones; twit or tit ep (1.1%, afterward. Inc Pr05411311.1r saw her about to pm. (*.op .tre.e appir- of Lout. es in rson• in the market, he intotedi .1 I. wood. 'a n d told him he su.peeted site NUS an at lever, and d sired she trii4ht he kept too ematersation atoll,' as MOW, -St •okt lee f tr. • . . . ....... ... , Th.. we.. chow, (.4.ff an I H 'run were sent fir, and look her. intet..wo.l%. On • .llellillg her !everal h..d were found is her pos. . _ . . S w s Moarl•ty hr.ughtup for re-esaminatian, and fully C. ooreitort f. r 111511, %I A RsION-11•.1.15E. - respectable bil-'woker in the fore. the LORD MAYOR, charged with rue brzzlirg I. air property • f Nl. Rote, of Cltrapsitle, under the Got.. w co. hoWari- es Poi. ilit. r is it table tradesnaa. and the Prisoner is .11 known in use oe'vbourhonci of she Royal Eu11312,41', NS a hr..krr. Thr I••tivr, it appeared. ha - I also a partner, le o boo. the P , o,reuto. c :1111. 1 Cd Ai h 11 of eschidige„ driwn upon w k.. .g h. use in the riff, for the sum io tpwsstion, for the porno... of being eibrounted. This the Pinseculor Ira:ned had b en effected, sad he made application for the amount of the hill. In re,:ly or .his, however, he aas told from day to day. that the hill had uo. I.ern dise..unted. At length, wearied with alipheiDion, lie obtained a warrimt for the ap p,rheiion of toe Prisoner at;cl his painter, but the latter had sib.ctisded. The P.isoner, in hi: defence, t.taled. Ohl lie was wholly un acqoaored ail!, the (tomtit:lion. hut I oefe.sed to a certain di - groe his eetalection with the :LIMO port) to whom the bill was e. uste.l. Several most respectable inliviriunis, in the ceighboorhnoi of the FAchaie, having appear .1 in behalf of the Prisoner, he was remi n ded for forti.er examination, upon their promise of his wain appearing when called upon. In the tneau lime, Dri. haste , the otticer, is in pursuit of the Prisoner's partner, ',ha has o.scoutled. „ ..stcrActalf OF THE POODLE 0013.—A shoe-black, who used to take his station before the entrance of the hotel de Nivernnis, at Paris, possessed a large black ptiodle, w! in hid the extraordinary talent of procuring custom for his master. The animal would dip his large woolly pie. into the kennels, and put it upon every foot that came near kiin. T he shoe-black, of course, was ever ready to offer his stool, with an levitation to the persett berLi lilted to take a seat upon it, and have the filth wiped elf the shoe; es long as the dog saw his master employed, he would lay entirely quiet by his side, seeming to know that he could mit dean two pair of shoz . s ;it one time, but as soon as he saw his master unoccupied, he went on with his business. The sagacity of this extraordinary animal became the conversation of the servants of the lintel, and from the kitchen his fame soon mounted into the drawing-roan. A wealthy Englishman, who happened to be on a visit at the hotel, was so deliglaell at the wonderful abilities of the poodle, that he offered the shoe-black 10 guineas for him, hot the master loved the dog, and wov'd net take the money. The Englishman doubled the sum ; this . was ton great a temptation—he drops a tear over his dog, took the money and gave him his faithful coin patiii.e. The do::, was immediately taken to England bi his new twister. Fourteen days sf.er, n hen the poor shoe-black had passed a (cry melancholy day, lint having a single shoe to clean, which, of course, made him doubly regret the loss of his dear dog, the poor animal came boundin?.; to his old master, licking his hands and howling out his joy. The satisfaction of the shoe-black cannot he expressed—” My dear fellow-workman (said he, rapturously kissing his dog) we'll part no more; the Englishman may take hack his 20 guineas again. I will not part with thee for hundiert times the sum."—lt was ascertained that this poor dog having jumped back into the same packet that conveyed him to Dover, had travelled from London tar Paris in six days; and it is supposed from his appearance, that he had scarcely had any food during that 'ream]. On Tuesday last, about five o'clock in the after. noon, a most daring robbery was committed a little beyond Botley, ou the turnpike Iliad leading to Ensliam, at a poor man's cottage, named Floyd, who, together with his wife and children, were at work is the fields, and, on their return home, found that some villain hail entered the house by the casement of the window, and had stolen the poor man's clothes, part of a loaf, and his wife's ring ; information was obtained, from men working on the road, that a sailor had !teen seen going along with a bundle at his back ; ha was pursued by the poor man and his brother, and was met with very early the nest morn ing, at Withey, with the bundle and all the stolen property, soil being taken before the Rev. Mr. ilvov, a Magistrate of Oxfordshire, was by him unman tad to the county gaol. The ring was on Lis finger, and could not be got off without filing it througu. MARRIED. Monday iiennight, at b mop], Benjamin Wood, Esq. (hr.,titer to th e pr e sent Lord Ma , or of London, elect), to Ma. ria, ceenial ditoichser of the late Coirunodore icbell. 0, 1 die 7ih inst. at Last Hampstead, Beaks, John Lidney 11°,0 Kin., ui Upper Charlotte-greet. Fitzroy—qopre, Esq. to Emit% , second daughter of the late hlr. Murdoch Mackenzie, of Green-street, Grosvenor-square. On the &th inst. at Choi ley, by the Rev. 0. Cooper, Mr. W. Crole, to Mi.s Simister. DI ED. Oo Sunday law, M. SnrallisTt, wife of Joho Burt, Esq. of Stool. tlotcte. La•l Oringeatt (Oct. 7, Mrs. Philip Wood, of Ilighbory Grove. On the 7th in4t. nt East Horn, E.sse‘, James P)croft, Esq. formeri s of %mom& aged St?. ()rt. 8, at V.r.:nswiek !louse, Slutliomp;oo, Mrs. Sbake.peae, wife of T. Sktkesprar, WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, S aracen ' s u INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The best Accrimmodatioa for Travellers, good Bed, ci„t ee Liquors, and moderate Charges. the S The follo it w ad Postli sit. Co aches, Mail Cmtehev, & e. s et „ i front aracen's He The WATERLOO New Lien Fanr.hqide Coac't to I..ed Halifax. Bradford, and all parts of She N.iri 1, seta tit sit Tw o in the Aftettioon t a. d arrives a' I .e G.. 1.1111 :4111 Lee*, first Evening at Sol n'Clisek. through Suanno.l, tirrit twat. Newark, and D messier. this Cassell i s i„ l „, lej c„,,,, not t at e the Towns of Leeds. H Ist. v. Ilrodfoin, uity It will leave Leed.at Taree ,!;'I Cis in tke Afieu i wiaV V LP•ads fr o m those KAN and he its London ea E early the Vey. veii.; g . The. UN lON New !•OUTHAaIIiTONI, Lursingtie rh es •ce, nint liasinssiake F ac 3, at Ewa .4;,,, k in the Mtwasiote, arrivra at the iietwee lao. SoulAstottou.t. • y Si, isTiotk. This is a ino.f delighilui co. , v•it•we to e we weer Wight, Jersey, Gueruiey, St. filaitua, Havre de Gtia.e,cL er . but gts, TRAYgLLING FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOt IN TWENTY NINE HOURS. The UMPIRE. ?I m w Liverrio, LiAt Coo .4., 1 00- „io n an She road. cairi Four I yid , mud V :sr e; ... it from ill , ' /1,4.1 11111, S wty , •l.ol. Loodn,.. rsvi% At O ur ~Tloek, ale i.eti ..t Llc.•lp gdoelis forrhoon •ts..dt I k. throaoh Ur,sl•d.le, Woohowm. Las•obarY. •r.J.ra. to, ford, Laiterssorth, Rugely, Airwr Wle, Kuubford. Witl7lll4llBll, ..011 Prrl:44l. UXBRIDGK. Hayes. Tver, Southwell and Acton ta • ew Post Conch, every Afternoon. WEI' MOUTH Union Coach. enrrie. F. nr In.ides, le ; Dorchester, Illondford. !Wotan.% , and Ant..ver, r. rrs th„ -- noon, airtiyes at the Crane, Inn, Weyammth ca-%t theP• t i o r k(,ei,sersn.y a n d sail on 11 4 * r e 3e dit r e4 : l;i? 1 ye. The rood from Chorhurgh to Paris, is tile tn. at delightful mg Use ebeap...l in France. E:e l'Ett, PI 1110111 h, Wryniontli, Diortinotie.), m,d Sa!ishurv, New Post Co,rb, chrries F UL 6. • v id e% every Moroityt st Seven o'Clock, throogh Mun i „ ' tainoer. 131undford, titivicp.l, , ,,,.„ an d 8 14 , h ,:; , BOSTON, Siliti•linz Pete, boi.ougil, Sitit-n, and livoing. ; don, New Royal' Mail a oac h, f . r t o out rV4T% ; from Ruston to Spilsbv, 1,..1,th, Grim-hy, Hull. BATH an.l BR IS fOL Flying Post C penhain, Oda?, and MII It/terOliglie, every Aromas...al; mica Mr. May's, the Ores I —and Inn, Bath, and the L....•10n Norm, Thomas-stivel, Broolol, neat .al. oast 10 %elk Bridgewater, Tattut.m, Esnier, &r, LEEDS New Light Con: h, called, The Rockingham, ids out very Monaltig nt half-past Srvea ••'CLick Vow Lwidea only, and toe- :eniarkahir cosi, with a ()um.: tith.ath• oat. Pam% the , ugh Siamt..td, N-wart, Redo& l ammo ' . tad Ferryhridge,u; Ow Golden Lim.. Leeds, neat '4 /Mg—. Notwithstanding the micioniron e ism:item' of Ibtv, allowed to !t. toe 'mar utterable tont coltpiete Public Caney. ante the North Road, being unequalled is Aceowattodatina by any other. GLASGOW, Longtime, Gretna-Green. AIWA, Dumfries, Brownhill, Canannek, and all part. of Scotland, Catopetdo an Conch (Daily). YORK, Newcastle, rind Edinburgh. urn Coach, p-rf tined with a Guard throughout, sets .411 every Moroi g ad todrobt Sir ,'Clock, by way of Newark, Reif. or), Tatlemor, Bab lington, Nortitollernio, Durham, 1111..rmesh. sari Sterrett.— Pos-enxers Mating themselses fatigued from 'be ~t journey', May rest what time they ple•ose. and then proceed ea without any additional fare, to the Black Saito ink re C r :zr stet, Yolk. Coaches to Sandertandv Hall, Scar' , Whitby, and other Placer, BR I 1)(4 EN ItT H mud Walnut new Pot. C web, every Evening. CARLISLE, Peurith. and Whitehaven. Poet Coach, with a Guard all the way, PaF.r. ihr. , uga limough, A, piehy, Greatahriage, Richmond, Csuierick, Hormitkhd,ige, We 'herby, Aberford, I) waster, and Cr:mamas (the. !learnt why by eighteen miler), seat out evert/ wid forms the joiarney wish the gre.,teos fhoilily. Poskngeri Minim ed on the Runt by hu.iots.s or plea-ate, have the pendia! ad, vaionge of tlieir _eats lis . ;!lg Fecurri in the nest (' ach. KENDAL, Lamm:ter, Preston ' Kirliy•lostertil-. I•na, Charley, Ormskirk, mid Gummi* Post r••en After won. a s Five I. Ca k. (:worded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, K astsforsl, Stone, and Cit-h. geld. Peg Conch, ever,. Ev,stiote at Five to AN Brotlicrtooses, ilunci lasi, Dale-street; Liverpml...v Gusts•ded throtighout. WAKEFIIit.D Post Conch, every Morning, at Ititlfllll Six o'Closek. CHESTER at d.Parkgate PoO-Cinch. SU N DER LA NO, ht...t 10.41, nod t New Coach, every Morning., to the Gror,ze Inn, Susislctland. MANCH ESTER, Wi:.slaw, Congletoin, Newcastk, kaltal o and 5% 'Ave' Lampino. Put Gond]. r%ery Attenuant guarded. Si It Is• SHUIt Y, Well i•:gtan, and Shifftnl, P ist Coach, the Prince of Wales, every Eyelike, at Five n'Clock, minded. SI I EFFI ELD and Ras act haat Post Coach, called the Mud ingliam. every ;it N. B. Heavy Weights of Laggnge. C ds, &C. coitrejed by the notter-messi•ced Ii'AGGONS: To FUSS. Beeches, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Safulk, ; every Moeda v. ! CIRENCESTER, Ahiagdna, a d Henley, three lines a week. • SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rummy. L7mdharrt, Ly• Christchurch, Rtagwood, Fordinshridg", Wieihnols Poole, lae of Wight, Jersey, and Guemey, Wagging Daily. SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham. twice a wed. GREENWICH, Wood o kb, and Deptford. /I EMSTEAD and Watford, &e. * HULL, Northcave, Ilowden, Thom, and Downier, Pod Coach. every Morning at Srvea °Thick, to the Ball and OM . Inn. Mytou-;rote, Dull. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Past Coach, with a Guard, sea ant every Afternrws. and readies Birmingham next day su naai. Poiwes by Oxford, En-ton, and Shiprione. Is the Sewell Head, Bull-street. and Caste lan, Birmingham. DOVER. Deal, Margate, Ramsgme, Canterbury, Fever shim. Chatham, Reid,: sser, mad ()turmoil Post Castes, hlsitising and Evetsing. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshwat Caleb, every Morning. 1 OTT EN HAM and EDMONTON Conch, daily, al army. half-past t, half-past 4, stud hall-part 7, uTlack. WILLIAM 11. MOUNTAIN ncd Co. respectfully negillio t their Frirn 's nod IL. Vuhlie, lAA ihcl will n.,1 I e n crouncsbia fur nny Parcels or Lu‘gitte, &c. ..f mute F"'„' P.",""L ts Value, if lost or damaged, mil , — rot •reil WO. -11'0 11;03 lore aetlndinglV, nt the S ,racen% H.ad To iirrionsundste slo-e se•tdi.% nt dor wirst end of the loiN Pawei.gers and Panels are hoiiikt-d no Ilmeitett's New wII Hurst Cilia'', Plernililly, fur toe abuse Cuadtes. :Al. I)IS!)EV:Art Y. of Vetch. ['resident, and lb. re wf Goversioni e‘olguwl W. J. Jaw*. 4 .. P• jaha F.q• ‘ ll . r' ( . 401 .net H. Clement., 11. Captaiu Jaw" flay. LOCK /CVO StlßOli His Royal Highness the Dist following Cinnamic Earl of Leitrim Earl of Egr:a.out Ri d lit Hoe. T. Jones Rt. Hoar. R. H. Sit Titian, M.P. Hue. Col. J. Harry, M. P , Surgeon, Mr. Kiiralin, Member of the Royal Coil. e. Lood ^ll ' rINIIE Patronage this Institution has recei ved, for K the exclib.ive treat...m.4 Cure of both Sexes, adluu'i with Venereal Complotob , . noi their drea lful emwegilener'' 0 atrictore., drtility. ulcer:ohm,. &C. emidtwed meter the ter onhement of the lirtt abilitim, will the INt tie of the high !..erits of Mr. K I Elk N A 5'5141:14.. :011 Moe h' he ineonvebiesice, of Public Charitie. Whil . .l the . young and on wan' are protected against the. fatal delmi...* hece " *VI by ruiyerti4tog pretenders in this beanch f ,•r:4. tiee. Siow ns appeare.l by the Annual Report of I Sll. 5111 p.atienw, bath fire •,have been cat ed,w ithout c,a,fi,, e m,•,,i or V to t " C.111.0.11i1 tttt t awl with delicacy and secree% hitherto onlirwou I to ails 4.f ihme louse lohnured under the emaidieme4 I rut of the diseio.e from ten to Ineitiv vear... The tint sVnl'''' 4l .: yield to Mr. Kterulisis treanneta in a few day': and 4he 'i appeoronce sit debility come, on. 1.. n estri a nil r iO n (511 1 / 0 be made h. prOitlit the tbamer may will, the Mr. Kiesnau tarty ronsibir4l b}. either See, „ • grenterot secrecy, at his private oo k r.e, NO. ?.I. Lower lone-sir el, Bedford-Fs/afire, from Dille to twelve ,„ the inntirer lag, and front six till nine at night t to whom letter s and,rl_,A commaniratious, (ram town and country, may be at asili be punctually ascsuered. This day is published , price 4s. boards , , By F. Nieman, a Second and lealooveil Editiod of a ' Treatise ors the Venereal and it. Cortsegicic. 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