The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-21 00:00:00

3 i THE 5TAT4.514444i1 . . A REMARKABL& CILIUM 4 E . i • POLICE." '.- . • • • . . • . . . • ___.., 4 1.--- MA VSTOW-MOUSE.-Friday. Mary Miles was charged with The wife of a late respectable, tradesmen,* Mid- robberies of anent extensive nature. The Primmer had keen ale-row, Holborn, who was ip.the constant habit of Intely but the i ericit e o d f M r. absented d i r r ape u r ., or c l i kldg tr :te, e as porch:l4l,ocm ticket or share in every Lottery, which, e c i u ted 'eus u ri searc h made ;oi l lie se r After sev'er ' al P dass she as sie s aa fstr prudent -reasons, she .nlways kept the fate of found, and in her lodginp n number of articles, lace shawls; ktiosto only to herself. deginn hetelast illness, which I f i n a t n in d i ke u re n h n ief;i l4 li . ne r a, t & n e n . pAeliiout red t s;i l x l i t y n s d v i i ti n i n li t c r am y we rei re ic i i i i lso I ng happened while.the Lottery wee tbassing, not having i n Long-acre, in Whose service p she bad lived previous to that. confidence in t b pse about her to disclose. the circum. of MONaller, had been robbed by her to the autumn of AWL. stance of her being -in possession of a whole ticket, - .r. e st a l s lis t e w m a a t nd also d .e h a nrh ed with an extensive robbery in the altito tels it was knowti to all to be hercenstent habit, house of Mesios. Pope aud Bicklani, in Cheapside. The Pri [lettering herself she would recover and accomplish lo n er had r s s ue n e h e o erhi l d ai r i s ma n n a ir s a irrte r r in ted a t h hr m er aploryarmseinntceof coltt i the all herself-but, alas '. Fate decreed it otherwise, for in consequence' of fresh depreda tions, Matthews, the officer, on' the old Lady died without revealing the circumstance Thursday Its, end to his apartments, and discovered an len to any one.' • ' mane quantity of silks, laces, shawls, liana, &c. the pro , perty of his employers. After the funeral -ceretwony was ,coydr, . a general 1 The Prisoner wits remanded. search was made for the ticket, which they were con. i Gemostere..-Fr iday, a notorious offender named Hunt, was vincerl she possessed, a letter havieg been iced i charged with "iisirth S il i l lliZis a hll'roreold.isiftrieellleth'l i :t e . n rr in inalrol i n t t a li: p a r. .. t a r e: 4 from the office it was registered at,.of its being drain , that the Prisoner, accompanied by another well-known cha a prize of 20001. the day alter she died. Thi s N r i e . Fleeter, , we:L e i:to r . t t i e ie nc iol e io .:s. ult. asking I ..n 'ri . irc e otor i , i , ,t on. resp ectin gT hursday nate occurrence created a visible joy among .411 lite 1 tr e c t ig ia o r iish, ham!, p ret e nc e when Mle n i r if d l iemni e :ntrised roll relatives, who were to he sharers of her property.--. 1 barrel of lititea herriugs nut of the place. 1 his, however, was [;very one was assiduous in searching to discover this i discovered awn coo e r afte ro n ly n s n t a a c l i ter ne U a is a n d i i s t ei lle titil e g re h l im u n there I,j ( j.;.,, treasure , but , all were unsuccessful ; not. an I were found in bin possession -everal sospit-ous articles and article in the houseeisat could be thought likely to ; Pa p pers, and amongst otheLi, c ti note upon the i t e .:ii i k of t ' , Sir in e Charl f es contain it, but we scrupulously inspected, but to no co r m ic i e tity ita eo rt ii . t z 4 C i o n . a w h parcel w st i t il i s ler c r e in t' oe a time sinc e e from that purpose; all now was dismay and diseppointment, house. fee number of lie uute, however, was cut away to and in this forlorn state matters were accordingly or detecti on. N e e preveet identity A further discovery being expected to be made, the Prisoner justed, and all the property left was sold off by consent was remanded for :. final examination. df all the parties, which, for want of the prize ticket fIIARLISOROVGII.STREET.-- Friday, the Magi trines, Mr. afforded but a smell dividend,among soma's) , poor re. question, tin abet summons obtained judgment by r tr Wrlln an ag i Tin na th at e halves. But so suspicious th-y beeame of each other's Lessees of the Paddington and Tyburn Gates, for receiving toll possessing the ticket, that nothing but quarrels and furs waggon laden aids dung. The Magis:rates decided that the toll collectors were entitled dieputes existed anentig them. NVlsen the preperly to take toll when the waggons, &c. laden with manure * went WES TITUS rnt SESSIONS. ' was sold off by auction, the bed, Click the old' lady oat of the parish or trust,-u right that was secured to . them by died on, was eurchased by a finen.draper in . the the sett of the King, and which was left undisturbed by • the ' Acts of the 52d or 53d of his Majesty. . ' neighbourhood, who shortly after becoming a bank- Wm. Passenger was charged a itli stealing a ealtiable deal Yesterday James.lletrper nini Cornelius Marren - Lloyd was charged with receiviag th e same, • • • • 9 runt, the bed was resold to a wine - met in the Pleek. and --- the one 11 and the other 1 . 2 years of asis,.werst U). • aline hie it to have been stolen. city, who,. in meting the feathers into a new tick, dieted for feloniously steeting one hendketrehjet va. . e , dissevered the Ins! ticket ; curiosity naturally 1,,,i 111 in l ti t er aro d e c a o r n eti l hat Messrs. sargeant, Rutty. aud Co. of late etably from depredations committed ou their lee 1114. the prowl of Samuel Grilbths , what'', at Paddingusa. At length, suspicion fell upon the Pri from "*I ; 'him to suppose it was et some value by i ts beine eon. person. .. . crated in she bed, and on enquiring at the malice. sorters, and on their premises being searched, a plank was 'their possession w hich the Clerks were enabled to idea- The Proceeutor stated himself to be a- hdlor re. fooled, to his astoni.hmen, it was drawn a prize of t.fv. as heing Me property of Messrs. Sergeant and Co. 'West in Om Boswell-court , Carey-street. Look for P h . ? ,enger d a i n, Cllttll i i , ted i 'for trial, mid Lloyd was held to bail 9 0001.; but on his &mending pavilion, he was In- lts; in at Ackertnetstes, its the Strand, he discovered formed of- the circumstance, and the occasi ti f n it 0- t h e .. ',Er ' ti t' . e sq n ti t it . :. o I' r idliV: Y a li s e e t ri . cant of the KM regiment, had Ord hia pocket had been picked of his handkerchief. a singular charge exhibited agaiiist him by Macdonald, land ;,phyttient being stopped. The executors proved the , George Va ughatt, Police °dicer, deposed, that . possession- of the ticket only by the o ff register, lZr„,deoecf enticed t i : eiiut;ePtwoistil Pos ts , York-s h eet , son V i t e: im nil is h h is r, ow ila n ta f e a l ias f on the 20th of Sept. in company with %VIII. Wain. ewhick they thought -conclosive ; but the actual pos. till, almost daily for upst arch of n year. The Sersant lived weight, about -even o'clock in tile evening , Ise per- Smut* of it, the _lucky wine-merchntit, thought his nest door to the puts le-house, alai made Macdonald ', bootee his : ceivell the two Prisoners, alotse with three or fosse ' claim superior , hiving purchased the bed at a public rendezvous.leatri a p pr e nticed More, *bee the window of Mr. Ackerman 's, in :. rele, en which aernatst he determined his right.to it ; Ant mentioned by him to his shopinnie7, and by them or the the Strand. The witness saw Cornelius hiorrin pit • f ol ther, the serieant gut him to take shillings and sixpences out .but rather than sacrifiee the property in litigation; he his hand into the pocket of the Prosecutor and en.. .she t i ll, l prooits.t.„ him presents iu re.u i rn, to omit ti kitig kw( generously coti , eutell to give one half to be di . . pay for ninon, or to give mitre choler t ian wan correct oa deavour to pass the handkerchief to the othey rri. unfortunate c titled among the p oor laimants', who hare taking es, out hf ri sixpence or a shilling. The boy ..aid for a stiller, who run otf, and, at the same tine, another • et ,. ut year back he had given the serjeant at-atty. on the lowest received on an average above 1001. nen by t hi s s- „" ; , v .. fa. and 0. ,„ money , sto l en from the till p „ posey handkerchief was drawn, with which the perseis who for him. bad taken it also got nit; the witless.; seized upon i covery. The Serjeant denied the whole story, tennottesing It to be an - - Morrin, and Wainn right ruts after Harper and had - infaluoes fabrication of the boy, to stucco, no doubt, his own him secured. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. depredations. . . Mr. Co1413110(114 gave so mu h credit to the statement of a Wm. Waiewright corroborated this statement in . -- transaction more infamons aad depraved than any thing that all its material parts. . i ` --waft-- SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1815. had come berme him, that 'ink -n the s, r cant :wide his peace -e: le EDNEBDA Y. Ocr. 18. - I with the landlord by Monday, the whale case should be laid The CUAIHM A,S observed, if two or three were in 1 before the Prince itegent, ate. The. First Class of the Outlands Stakes of tides etch B. M. . , concert with the same fraudulent intent, it matters Mr. illachfoists Camelia, eir. old, 60. 131 b. . I ! ...0110N.HAI L.-Friday, a respectable tradesman residlne at not which hand took the property. If on the high. 'Mr. Cussam's Mettere. 4-yee old, be. . 314. - 2 • Rermoaesey, applied to Mr. Selk lel, SKILONI tot ads ice, under 3 , the following circumstances :- Mr. Wsralloie.'s Stymies. Billy, need, 90. 21b. •- - way one watched to see that all was sere while the A ; He had been married for some years, met had several child- L.rd Rsoe's T:giis, S.-sr. ..14,p. lib. . others entered the dwelling - house, all Judges in the mr. shaksrare's castsnee 3- is Ai, 7si. Oh. . i , re°, tele te' them at present an infaht ; his a ifs or.l .re' had Eyed r happily teg•ther till tstely, whoa she had runes is fat ulna the Ica, were agreed that he who watched on the outside .Bto I apt Caereila. sre 4 nest M elors. 7to I agst Wade Hilly. 6to 4 apt Tigris. 4to t agst Cas:anet. s. ape o f reordie:Teshe math- ,:t the .Isar. anal had opetirs nm, lied was equally guilty of the burglary as he who had ac. • agairm ham. This .a . (Ivor yell his liiie t .in s-. and brought tu Illy entered. THURSDAY. (1cr.19. ansoehy and confosio i into hi. family. Oti Thursday cve.• rig • .111r.TliorehiTs Aaticipation, Bst. 71h. heat Mr. Craven' s they went to bet togs her, as usual. arid he 1V , 14 soon asleep, Tee Just'i.- mediately found the Prisoners -Guile,. Haarita. ter. T Y. C. 50:s. 2 talon Antici,tati:in. but aw a king shonls after lietnissed his bele:awe ; lie called fur Mr. Bin Si t le, the Magid rat -e, declared that ;his $ The DotioNs . .4 Rso i-end's Itank-bortiu 4 b. 84. 411., beat If. IL ' her, but called in vain, and soon discovered she is as hot in t h e was a most lamentabie case. The buys in triostlon U. nu,, 2 k.-1: 1 / York's. Pretty Polls 7sl. 13th. T. V. C. s'Jgs, house. It sud.lenly occurred to Min that she was gone to a neigh. h fl: f lki t. It r i IL,akshorougli. boar's, two doors distant, also on that evenii,g lOW her /dotes, were two of a gang who had no place to sleep in -- ‘ 21 SubsCription linudicap Plate of SOgs, .14 3-yr o!ds anal up- 1 fan' gave a donee ; he immediately got tip and went to the house but the stalls Its Covent -market ; they were.: unlit-. A. 1". question, when he foetal his suspicions Were correct. /le I discovered his wife full dressed, and gong down the dance ia entirely g!estiitne, and it would be a fortunate thing; B u m- OWS eh. e. Ant ett•ation *3-yrs nl.l 74 21b. S i r. Th. _ , . , . Sir C. ry's hr. h. sla:ey, 5 yr5....14., 9.t. Mb v excellent spirits, with a young man entirely a stranger to him. for themcelres and fur the public if they could be ; G en. Gower's a h.f. S resseles. 3-yn 'old, 7si. e h , - . 3 Ile went •,p to her, and in the besi natured tone imaginable i, said, ', My dear , if you pledge, I will be your parallel In the sent out of the country. t 7 fel stpt Ausiripati rt. Bto 1 up. Mule aid, nest dance.' This hossoge, Imo ever, she positively refused Win- The younger boy, Harper, seemed much affected, • The Scene.' Class of the Outlands Stake. sit ' ,s each , he then observe:l, that as lie was not thought . svortity, h•• would Mr. • Nevi.lesi Joshua, 3 old, 7,t . , 1316.4 R. M. 2 - select her a . yoditger pariner,.lllld Immediately . went home, and while his compettien seemed to be reproaching taint • hold 1. zirs's F r u K ttne. 5-y - s Y s t :lii, list. 51b. * . - - ~ returned with the infant, say mg, as he put. it into her arms, be ft-this want of courage. I Mr. T . ,orishill's Phosphor, 5s r, oil, Bst. 81h. ''''. 1 censidered that as the fittest portlier Ate could have in the dance. The Cu %ISOM": said he was quite concerned :it . L I P2 ,. ' , Z , " B 2_ l ;`::' " 1 : 1 9 79 , 1 , ' , 1 1 "'• „. ~7 e , 4 Irrittwed at this insure th e instAtrly quilted the assembly, nod 1 b itti ng an air %mu; . 5 i Sot r num , . xto a apt I went home. He renewed ler and patiently submitted to awe voted he at. -;et of charity to the boys themselves, • Piiceptier. I were chnain lecture: Next morning. he gat up and wear tp a And an net of charity to the public a lso, to send them - The Town Plate nr. - iol. for 3-sr olds, ist. 4 th . 4-yr olds, & t. . nektolmcgie public-house te, take ' hit uturaine'draught and out of the country. The sentence of the Court was, 41. 5-sr- til '.. ,t. 1 Illn. 6-yr olds, 9st. llb . and aged, 9st bowls reißtion ;he was settreelysealed. *km his Swift made , 4th. T. M. M. that they and each of them be transported for seven ni-. !bot ig. % ch. A. Idle But, 5 yrs old •- I her Nipearaace, aad with a large stick deliberately b e eke seven - 1 . estSirge pears ocglass io the putlican's bar, and ;lieu tented. years. . Mr. Viler' , i ' F he, to Co l w, 6.s is old - I telling the Opmplainant coolie, that he Might if tie•pleattkl pay Gen. Gower', eh f Stresonlet, 3.‘ is oil ~ S' for thesis.' She bud repeatedly served 'itiin th us; and be:how • sto I apt Pile Boy. sto 1 ago Cwrw. 9to 1 apt Btreassiet. 1 itinett to mom 'or the Magies at if she .was pot .liable to pa - Monday, Mr. Charles Parker, of Gutsily, Lincoln. note of euti n u e d isllt y kes s, i . :f in lo: 7 gs i. er i t s. i. R. M. 1. wham:lent for inch outrageous cooduet, . I I The Magistrate advised him to refuSe - paythent for' Ale win shire, on returning from shooting, imprudently left Mr. rod,. w•. c. by Ors die. Ist. 71b. .. ? ' dews, nod then If the publican applied fur it, he. would have a Duke of Giaftosi's M•otel. tist. 51h.3 warrant against her , and she wouM be impr honed as a disorder. the gun chnrgetl, when a son of hi s s h oo t 11 years . . 2 agst Mr. Andrew's c. :3to 1 veal bake of Roland sc. 5 toly person, or nu the a inlows were ;mid for. old, look up the same , pointing it at his brother, afloat - This course of proceeding did quit, however, appear intirely 6 hi 5 IM Minuet. beat Duke of Grafton's Dis- I; to meet the wishes of- the ionsidathant i he requested . lye Ma- Amine years old, and the piece going off, killed him en ' 1......111...._,....a va ,„, g o , up,. the spot. curd, 7st. 131 b. B. C. 2t)tign, h. ft. 6t04 on Arises. gistrate world send fpr his a ife,.and tidelands's her as to her fu tare conduct. . ~. • ~.• • With infinite concern, we have to notice a me. J FR I DIY, OCT. 20. I this the worthy Magistrate declined do*, observing, if her ;war,hnslina,ndit ifkoeoilydnonoytarninitirnoiiiiilmhoerrreeinitnhielsrtirta'ancaminr- his ( lbrd,t lanchole occurrence which took place )esterday, at • e Mr. Watson's Paulus, 84 . 311). beat Lord Jersey's Amber son mI . T. Y. C. 500. 6tol na Paulus. 1 . effect . d have Pains Kettry, in this ctorsty. Mr ' Wm * "ill ' - The Third CI ..f the Outlands St..k..s of %).s each. D. XI • • • of Mr. Wm. Hilt, sets. of that place, whilst in con. , Lord G. H. Caveadiste, Bourbon, 4 yr old. 9:t. lib. ,i scrsation with a see of t! e 7 1'h regiment sta. Mr. Lake's ch. C. essapeit, 3-yes old, 7, 1 . 21b, - 2 tinned there, received a ball from a musket which ! s sto -I ins Bourbon. Mr. Pityne's Pointers beat Mr. Lake's Aladdin, Bst. 7lb the serjennt held its his hand, its rather an elevated ends. T. YC. 2LO:-, h. re. oto 4 opt Poi:eters. • prnitione-it passed in at the right eye, and pro. 1 A Saineriptian Handicap Plate of 500, for 3.yr olds and ap. truded at the extremity of the head -he dlopped, I watch. H. I. and instantly expired.-The agonies of the man who • Nr. Mr. L'a t l i 'd o l :,7 o . 4 l . b. b. c rei h k. v R o y, a-) old. Est. to : 1 ty, a- ) r, old, 9a. 2 ; ,-- haul l' us innocently deprived of life an amiable uts.. M. t, .ke's h. c. by ttniiens, t: yr+ old, 6-1. 61h. . 3 i Oates. . offending youth, would be difficult to describe.- Gen- Grosyentirs b. I. Reserve, 3.)rs old, tic. hlh. 4- ; Mr. Yunsittart r K r. c. Cecil, 4-314 old, B.t. Bth. - 6 1 A me l anc hol y c ircumstance nevi-- ( Limerick Advertiser.) bto 1 east Mr. We edham's b. c. 3to 1 apt Idle Boy. 6to 4 the 1-oth inst. in the family -' - On the 27th ult. an Inquest was held, by Mr. I opt Cecil. street, Bristol. A - Edwards, Coroner, in the parish of Fleet, on the' s_ ____ of vitriol '- hotly of a child of Robert Parkins, 13 months old, ! Fint.-On Wednesday morning, about 11 o'clock, t e t,- - a whose death happened under circumstances which it fire broke out in the manufactory of Mr. Carter, of Park-place, AValworth, which for some time burnt may be of use to the public to give in detail e.-The infant suffering greatly in cutting H great tery, and direetened destruction to nice teeth, his um- with ther thought that Godfrey's Cordial Would soothe whole of the premises and neighbourhood. By the prompt arrival of the engines, and a plentiful supply the pain, and lull him to sleep. A neighbour's child, ' Of water being- obtained, it was, however, forte. 13 yea's old, passing by Parkins's house on the Sa., turday afternoon, in her way to the village, was re. : !lately got under, without doing any very serious da.. quested by Parkins', wife to buy at the drugeist% , tnng*.• t wo.penny worth of Gedfrey's Cordial, for which : When the market-women on the lath 'inst. went site gave 'her an eight.ounce bottle. The child, ace 'to present nosegays to Madame, the Duchess of cor ding to her evidence declared, that she asked for Annottetetc, one of them cried out, 66 Du not take Godfrev's Cordial, and the bottle was handed by her ' that nosegay, it smells of a violet." Her Royal to the druggist, who, instead of puttieg into it the ; Highoess however took it, and mixed it with the article for which the child asked, put in two-penny. t ethers. worth of liquid laudanum. The druggist, in his eri- ' Thera was a very full attendance at Norwich Coin thence, swore positively that he was asked for tau- Market on Saturday, and much Grain offered for datium ; and he was corroborated its this by his sisop. sale : prices were somewhat lower. Wheat from 2Ss. man. The laudanum was carried by the child to to 25 5. 6,1.; Barley, I Is. to I I s . 6d ; an d O ats , 10 s . Parkins's house, and, the infant continuing very ill, Bd. to Ils. 6d. per comle-Considerable quantities a tea-spoonful of it was on Sunday morning given to 'of Cattle were brought in by the Drovers, but higher him by the fattier, who supposed that it was God. prices demanded for Lean Stock than 'oe state of trey's Cordial. • The mistake was discovered soon Things warranted, and therefore few sales. The ably well fi lled, and this so r t after, by the e ff ects, but too late for medical assist- Sheep-peas were tolerably „. , voce to 'preserve • f rve the infant, who died on Monday of stock reasonable. ales also were in plenty , aud morning, its consequeuee of swallowing the laudanum. - very cheap. Mr. Sheriff Bell's chariot is highly Eastern! ; the batty is superbly carvr.l nod doenrated, ‘sitli a hand tome border all room% the patinelQ, with the City Arms in the centre, an:l th. Re of Mr. Bell 'lit each end ; the ground c.o!our a NIP brevet,, ornamented' with li,zares by the late Mr. Halhilton ; the cat rings of the carriage are richly gi!t, at the fore part is the head of Apollo, pocketed with glory; and at the hind part rue two cornucopias ; the lining, beat cloth, &c. nre richly ornamented, .correspond. ing with the taste and elegance of the liveries, which, with the rich harness, produced the best possible elect. Mr, Sheriff Thorp's carriage . belonged In one of the late Sheriffs, hut is haa.been newly (I..ooratedin the most superb manner, thO hammercloth in parti- . cuing. is truly magnificent, a fine white', ornamented . with scarlet fringe, and licit silk bullion hangers ; on the sides, festoons, and banners of scarlet velvet and gold fringe, the City Arms and supporters very large, iu rich or.ittolii, highly chased on festoons , and also ittlrodncerl.at the c , irriers in brilliant silver stars; the !minors slashotl cn Espaghol w ith rich green velvet (tn match the ontiels), embroidered in Austrian knot: of gold and pendant stars, with the national eniblems,which are nl4n happily introduced round the Window flames. The arms and supporters of the- Drepers' Company, as well as his own, finely ele cated on the patittels ; the carriage gilt all over in' suit gold and highly varnished. • The harness with rich gilt furniture, silk reins, anti bulliened toppings. The liveries wrist superb--wilite and scarlet, with si•: profusion of gOld lace. ~~. ~ ~1~ F .:~- • tv IL LIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Heai v v • INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON,- The best Accommodation fog Travellers, pad gels, hoite Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post Conches, Mail C oac h es , d m. set oat from Saracen't I end The WA I' Eftl.oo New Light Four-inside Conch to Leed, flabfue, Bradford, and all natls of the North, !.et. ont at Tia ‘: ,'Cheek in the Afternoon, nod ,mites at t.ic addra Linn tiny Leeds, next Evening at Sit n'Clock. thr , •ugh Stnuattl, thant, Newark, and I) ne;4..r. Ibis Conch i. intruded tote. counnorlate the Toole of Level, H .1.1 Bradf, 4, +old V ic ,. nity It wi.l leave Lee& at Torre o'l3 ek in the Ift...n so. tn:tv conse..ieoily come to Leeds frum those elorri, and be i 4 London earl) the Neat Evet.ing. The UNION New , OUTIIAMI'TON, Lamingtnn, cheater, and Basingstoke IF at in the Morning, arrive, 141 George Inn, ;tout r., s,. o'Clock. T his is a most (tench •,11 coavevrittee to the k e „, IVight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Nattier, Havre tie Grace, Ci e ,. burgh. sc. TRAVELLING FROM LONDriN TO LIVERPOOL, IN TWENTY-NINE lit/URS. The UM PIR E. a new Liverpool Light Coach, only ime tihieht nn the load, rani., Four I side and Four O u t s id e; sots " learn the Saracen's Heed Inn, :nano-hill, 1.011.1061, eVtl V o ;,v V t t Oar 4 , , ;;;,, e k, Livei pof nest ..fterriron Ai% t sough Dunsttri le, Woollen', Latithury, Nonletia t ru„, w d. ford, Lutterworlh, Hackles, Alien tone. Litchtirld, Stem Rog , -ly, Newca,lle, Kriitsford, Warringtati, and ['await. , IIXbRIDG E. Hayes. Ives', Southwell sod Acton, N ew p, r .; coach, every , After., ion. V. EV NIOUTII Union Conch, ramie. Faur Insider. tbroriek Dorchester, 'Banditti& Salisbury. mod Andover, every Al ter. ....on, arrive' at the Crown lan, Kevnntuth r.ett Forein. h . the Parkeis sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternnois, a ; Five, to Guernsey and Jersey. Cherhnurg and Si, The 'mid from Cherburgli to Paris, is the must deiightfal tied the cheapest in FiROCC. EXEC EJT, Plsitiouth, Weymouth. 1/orchester, Fnlirotatt, Dartmouth, and Salisbury_. New Past Coach, entries Fair !a sides, mins en, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and 11,a bg . don. New Royal Mail Coach. sets ort every Evening, c aul ., roe 'Torsion to Sailors, Loath, Grim-by. and 'loll. IBATH , nad BRISTOL Flying Post Conches, through Chip. pentane, Caine, and ACllibtlralfgh, every Afternoon; iirriveat Mr. May's, the Greehnund Inn, Bath, and the LondiuTevern, Thomas-street, Bristol. nest Illoranig.---.Coachet la Wells, Bridge% ~ter, Tuatiton, Exeter, &e. LBEI/S New Light Coach, called, The Roekingbate, sell nut every Morale& at ball-past Seven o'Clock; series F t „ if lioides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Gunr4 Passes through Stamford, Newark, Roford, therasiet and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion. Leeds, nest Morning Notwithstanding the trucoastoon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public convey auce on the North Road, bring unequalled in Accoma n d g ri w s by any otter. GL. AMA/AV, Longtime, Gretna-Green. Altana. Dumfries. Brovraltill, Thornhill, Sourrnhar-Kiln, Can Beek, RlnXswdl s and a!! parts of Scotland. CamperdowaUrrach (Rudy). YORE, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throeglovet, sets mu every Alorai-g at half-iabe Six o'Clack, by way ooh Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Renwick.— Pm-miters finding themselves ftingeed front the kogth of the joureey, may most reiutt time they plehse. and then proceed es without any additional fare, to the Black Swat len, Comes street, York. C4arbes to Sunderl.tud, Hull, Stachareugh, W ;noisy, and other Places. BR IDGENORTH aad Waltal new Poll Coach, eVerf ' CARLISLE, Peneith. and Whitchnven. Post Ceath. with a Guard all the way. Pas-es through Braves, Applehy, Grentalwidge, Rielintoed, l'attet LA, Barmier/bridge, We. 0(1 4/ Al'erfordr Dnneaster, and Grantham (11$ scans! way by eighteeu miles!, sets nut every Morning. and mi. farms the )uarrey with the greatest facility. Possesigers detain. ed a the Road by buOiress or plea are, have the peculiar MI vantage of their seats tieing secured in the nest Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Liendlle, Bakes, Chalky. Orothirk, end Garstang Post Coaches, every no :.t Five o'Cloi t. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and /Lather ham Post Conch, called the Sock• Ingham, every Martial. N. 13. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Good*, Ike. conveyed by the inalerinemiertied .AGGONSa To DIRS. Beetles, Bungay, Linty, out all ;miner Soria, e•.•..r Monday. IRENCESTER, Abingdon, ard Ileniry, three times a week. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyedlowq, Ls mingtea, Chrisorhareti, Ringwood, Ferdingtreittge, Weirdo/fa, Plo•le, 'ld. of Wight, Jersey, rod Curerti-ey,, Vi'keinas SUN BURY, Hnu.ptun, and Twickenham, twice a week. nit yt Nwicll, Woolwich. aid HI:.MSTE4I) and Watford. &e. HULL, Northinve, Made'', Thom, and Doncaster, Pei Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bah and Sus Ina, Mytmemite, Hail. 1111tAl 'NONA NI Mercury Post Coach, with it Guard, sea oat every Afterstrom ' and reaches Dirmingheta next day at woe, Proses by CI sfhrit, I'.ntiat. and Shipslooe, In toe Swat:cut Head, finll-street, and Cantle In.', Ilnutingham. DOVER, 1/mil, Alargate, ilantsgnie, Canterbsrv, Fever• sham, Clritliain, Itoclnster, stud Graveseud Post Coarks 'nothing and EVeniner ULRIFOILD, Ware, Hoddesdon. anti Cbeshuot Coach, every Ntoniiric. IOTTLNI4ARIand EDMONTON Coach, daily, at cloven. half-past 2. half-put 4. and half-past 7. o'Cleek. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully nrquyint their Friends and do m e Public. slat they will not be acceurda4e for nay Parcels or Luggage, &c. tir mole this Five Ponds Value if lost or damned, mires mitered as sorb, and lend an' ancordingly. al the Saracen's Head Imo, lomit.,o To accernmodate those tesidiog lit the west end of the !eat , . einseagereand Percels are hooked at Hatchett's hen unite jloprse Cellar, piccadilly. for the above Coaches. •• • IMPORTANT *OM}:. WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill ase persevering endeavours to discover the twit safe nal certain met biota trentiag a few prevailing Riscases, the succeisfal result .'f a rir ezperience i. 114 ha l limo slIallgr"" Iy. Messrs. GC/ SS •iu6 CO. Surer'us, have been lAnced pi rmaki the cure of the ',Bowing the "t i jeet ...f their !Articular stud), siz. a certain Disorder, frecturntly r.ustracted in n roinarut , i 1 int,,ziraiinn, and it. cone.unit.ints, Strictin es ~ild Glees, M aid,. Wednesday evening a Gentleman residint, •In an itnpioved plan. tire speedily and etlectiziliy cured t ate* from 3nrchanhizia isidulgeurn, 101 l i n ' Drbiiiiv, whether uniting Bis b o pga te-s t ' vet, was hustled b y t i me ", men, residing in who ; r e e rs i b irt n e , a p rr ly in w or az i m ed c4imx t e?,. m or ra a fit se t c s‘ t i e th t i se ol n i e ta s ey i s ti i i r i e t; 15 . " 0t.. m oil:: met him On the footpath between' the George and 14 sterility, or tiarrelmess! and in taw other a lalaser""' ''''' Duke of Clarence public-houses on the Hacknes , read, et en -robbed of . a leather pocket-case, contain- t- 3 : . ir ' detiri ll enes' . h i t . the °n th, " a ' "r : ti g i;rh . imperil! Dv iiig one 501. one 401. and fire 10!. Bank - of England hiw, '' •'r ist'slc•dro ir ta a . ^) t r )ther ' f t 175 :9 17 " w. e wh . k ii ' he Irrr ' , f 1 J ' itgo arr i 7 1 . 1 41 .: tditzl"rn:- whic h , ipti if slotl l ib el : 4 i : - reilvd ci. i . ed ; it l i e . r . i, f l rl e xl i s i, Rites. i the einntitutimi hecorne cureet , led. as Meir!•e7. of the It.i . ! Cullege of Surgeniz in London- they neer • jr.. safe. " A melancholy circumstance occurred nn Saturday, . spuds restoration in saund rut vignrous heellb• the the 1-4th inst. in the family of Mr. J. Rickettg, Bath- a r ' t , s u u . " e o i f ,"; h ' l f t '. l ,l' d I ell ' i " P v ''' cli ''' 1 43- I... n ".. ia le i t t : e tir ') ! greet, 11i5tol. A servant maid procured some oil ever l iat r •i;ara m te e or eoin.plir:,:tut:d'y,ewithneoutelbjeetildi the r,"4 of vitriol for a domestic purpose, and carelessly ill the least restraint in -tat ..z. exercise: and in rece". l " c r' .44 placed it in atea-ctip, within the roach of a tine girl, ab tll.ev ;i: n psien r 47l l), ; Ca iri t a ii i7c 4 ure i i n ie t o li ' e " si7 j, r7 e-r •i v .a j e S o h ( l I U . e.,• under three years of age. • Tile child imagining it was Therm iaeccdent.d sat re,, ar their 1:11i4e 41 f; 11 , 1 , 3 1 ' 6 ' ' CII :' e water, drank it, and altliougli evPry possible assists anae was procured, she I i ngnred in great suffering ha l th en it 3 iL a i r' s:aL ut t .: ) ' er g h is hciacihdPeerly'en many• '. I h."l:..gPi 14 " i " "s Liver ',ern known tirfail in one single insnince bi • ;.renctice, of .iiier orrt.e At for 12 hours, when she exHlt. . nit Ihiois hod hero por,ued by i'torr Uniciiiioners without Thursday afternoon, about five o'clock, a I,arkney . etfe_ , :? , . induces thew 1., thus pahliclY wire I lo. 4 r iti 'it i • l ' tt , coach set down a Gentleman at the corner of South- , h..... T1 F s e e inn i i :,. "liar six, d , i , s i . ,i r r .l i e i odes i n s :id ., U d e; .. e ir i, n, h c :l7 ' ...r lIIIU . • tri""• , '! 3l re:icily, ore to lie removed by ampton-buildings, Holborn, and while the coach man was receiving his fare, the horses set of at full e n :c i i i t i cl i l i u e s i . r „ Mar u le . i n g li;o i tie i f i o i li . o , hare yIO4IC. ibranredr4z: in speed, and opposite Leakener's•lane both fell into roast iuutauce,, P' si c ic t h defects are * ct; Y r ' Ode' by ow& al skil. the common sewer, which is under repair, a depth : M •-s...rs. boss hiri C.,. eselWiTt`:, profyssibe: the can*. of___l he ' . ..; 4 means ii. unite a, Ihr? .. ion t. of at least ten feet, the traces and pole breaking at rf r a tir o w iL a t i •kk r' r in ii " t : ?:o ,"l :;lt is h , the ord o r hi thal ‘hr)! ,:ll .lY 1 i r:m . 1 7 .' 17 " the instant, left the carriage in the street : various ignnrant ernpaic, Wilk if tint joss i re?..t t :, li:vr. Y ei l yek , lii 1.(:1:IN CI .... ri navet r o lingual% methods were tried to raise the poor animals from .• • :ticalr4 and Initiated int , ' er r e . r i v i b i t4:'.. their 'perilous situation ; but it was not until se t en •t a i s t , le a , t ,d 'r t.`,7i, j „ ... , j j,rr n .h i c ,,,'' l t e : e cf ,.:„: ".ll %,,,. frt nTi ': te ih soc : isns, the/ o'clock, when sheers, blocky, Ric. were procured, : lave to ce7uiirce any ioqiiirer). tluit the sneers. r-,ulti:.e t e rot that the horses were got out, apparently tint mach Nor cm+. i:VAtilg first induced theta to quit Ow i t injured. making in the whole} : the ;client! Practitioner, A nn ( I n ., ts .„, / ,,, •hat it t rir pret7 . , i 5555$ constitute n lair CrinsW for iiir ur.recreteuteii rool t d . ' d . Additional Si4nal stations, with whit:, they limn.. by 11,.. PHI; if. 1.V11 , 11 le.erlllS h'"""": , : of Kent, in order the more elTectually to observe fifteen, are now constructing nit the li nt , of the roast ni•ltii';;'ier"!'!" the enuii i tt"! sire Mitt. !WI , 11....145te tee i e n a c r i. hl i. ..!': and 'prevent the contraband trade. This given nr wilt loan) part of the kosteorn. measure 1 sreminarce . fiii : :;ti:i al c . .• fli r t y kt " . l ..i l ie it , and wa s ea l4: the same ail /lc leei,Jfet we understand, will he general on the Eastern side l ! Ma y (';(354 and CU. su'.4e.'ns. U. ii.""rne.""". }of the kingdom, and WPst wait' to (he Land's Fl .; 1, 1". and will Word emOugneut f ur discharged 'II" many (Mi ters of the Navy. • . LONDON: Printed *lid Put I:n.vi b. D. Love‘s. A Srstassisi Or me 57. Ficci wyst ~._ 4111 f I i • Cl •