The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-19 00:00:00

• 11100. *lg. .. -- " 11..-7 • • ; • •ua iAtua 0) YEITLaDAT.) • no peke—there eon he no peace i tl this State of things. That Spain should be free, was, and still is, t 4 universal wish of trio nation ; or that 'lt 4 1ei4f become an linmense 'desert, one vast sepulchre, where the accumulated eit'eases of Irrach and Spaniaids shall exhibit to future ages our glory and their ingenuity. 44 But fortune is Dot soieimical tok, littru e as to Leave to its defenders only that melanchory alter. male.. It is written in Heaven, and the history of all age, attests the fact, that the people who are decidedly attached to their liberty and inde. poodence must ultimately establish them, in de. spite of ell the artifices and all the violence of ty etnny. 'Victory, which is starcqiiently the boon of fortune, Must be the reward of fortitude and cohottecy. Vlbat but these defended the small repeblies of Greece trots the barbarous invasion - of Ilene ? What protected the capitol when as. Mile' by the Gauls? What preserved it frets the arms of Hannibal ? What, in more modern times, rescued the Swiss frost German tylanny, and gave 3adepewdessce to Holland, notwithstanding the great power of our ancestors? What, in fine, in. spires et tiltsebt the Tyrolese with such heroic re solution, that, though eurrounded on every side *by••'seetsies, and abandoned by their protectors, they tate refuge in their rocks, and on the sum. mit of their.mosintainr, and burl defiance and de. feat on the battalions ot the conqueror of Dentrie ? Let us, bravely, imitate their example; our.situ. anon is the same; we nee animated with the lame ardour, and should support ounelics with the same hope'. The God of armies, for whom we light, will protect us, and in reward for the un. shaken fortitude ssi'.h which we have encountered adversity, will . finally conduct us through all the dangers that surround us to the throne of fade piedEnc.e. 6 , 4 Spaniard!! the Junta announces this you ' tbatyou 'nay notice- a ;dement be 'tool rant of the danger which. threatens your country; they announce to. yen with confideuce, that you will 'hew yourselves worthy of the cause which you defend, and of the adiniration of the universe; they aonounce it to you, because appointed to the sacred duty of saving he 'State, and, convinced that it is the unanimous' wish of the Spaniards to secure their freedom at every risk, they will make every possible effort to expel the enemy. 44 When the storm rages, the most valuible treasures moil he thrown into the see to sive the vessel from Onking.—Perish the min Whose eel. fishnets an render him wanting in his duty, or in duce him to conceal what is necessary to be dis.. tributed among his brethren fur the common de fence!—Perish a thousand times the wretch who can prefer his own interest to the delivery of his -1 cosietcy! All such the State will severely punish. Ouc enemies omit no means which can be enitsinyed for sear destruction, and shall we neglect any which cameonduce to our preservation ? There are provinces Ithich have driven, out the anew) from among them ; and shall sot those who have not yet suffered from such a scourge, saerlfi:e • every thing to preserve themselves from it? Our brave soldiers endure the rigours of winter, and the scorching heats of summer, and nobly uncoun. tee all the' dangers of hatter; and shall we, re maiming quietly at our homes, forgetful of their incalculable fatigues, think only of mreserving our wishes, and refuse to resign even the least of our lexarleue 'enjoyments ? • • 6 6 The tietory must be ours, If see continue - sod etseellide the greet enterprise we have undertaken w*h the same enthasiasm with which we 'began it. The Colossal mum of force and resistance which we must oppose to our enemy, must be composed ' of the forces of all ; of the sacrifices •of all ; and then what will it import that he pours upon us 1/14 11 this legions with which he has been successful in Gernsony, or Vie swarm of conscripts he en *pours to drag from France. With 80,000 lies troop, than we low have, we began the war ; it I was begun on his side with two hundred thousand . more. The eziwrieuou we have obtained in two campaigns, and our very desperation, will consign these hordes of einditti to the same fate which the former have suffered. If some of the Monarchs of the North have consented to become thu slaves of this new Tamerlane, arid at the mimes of ages of infamy have purchased a moment's respite till their tern shall come to be devoured, what is that to us, a great nation, resolved to triumph or pe. risk? Whets we, twenty months ago, armed spinet tiressey,did we ask their consent? , Did • we not enter into the contest slnele-banded ? Asst, for one campaign, maintain it single ' handed? Europe, when she first heard of it, re.; fused 19.11gieve it. When she saw it, Abe looked Wien it as a sudden amid ephemeral meteor; and yips now, contemplating the elects of our 400. 'fancy and oar magnanimity in the midst of ear reverses, theasensiders.it as a-phenomenon, a pro- Au, in the series of political events. • Let her' • esetinve to behold us, she ought, with admiration, t s if it . itest be so, with terror. We are deficient eon! oT pie means necessary for our defence., die cosseection is daily drawn closer with Acne., vkii In while assistance, equally well-timed and generous, the Mother Country is so deeply in. I deka', and In whose Sul and loyalty is centred 'a great part of our hopes. We are resolved to paetsh or ttiemph. The alliance we have eon erected with the British nation continues, and will continue. —That nation has lavished for us its blood and its treasutei, and is lediled to our gratitude, and thotoffutureagee. Let the machinations of in. tripe, or the suggestions of fear, prevail with week gerentuseitts, or misled epOineLs • let them (gad welcome !) conclude Treaties of Peace, il. Item us the part of hie who greets, and disgrace.. fo a l on tip part of thos awbo accept them. Let all those Great Potentates rellequish the cause of ci. vilised nations, and i nhumanly abAndon their al. liee—the Spanish people alkali firmly steed alas.• amidst thedviee of the Iliernpean Ceistineet. " Here is drawn, sever to be sheathed, the ovoid ofiternal hatred- to the execrable tyrent; here is raised,never to:be lowered, 'the istebdird' if independence and jetties. Roam to it, all yes • . i w t4 h ltipr o s i • a , e n cannot enter mtt a lea, w,hct ars di Cant at tivu t .ut itettiAtiqri , lse,, hasten to es. she ialiaut shall 4ati opportuultics of acqei:viii true honour; the. rise yid virtitoes übtain respect, and the oppressed 60,41 ap iay lunt,-our C411114:1• is . the "I~ lit , dm lame 60 ) 1 0vc daggvr, oe, same our - rt:waird. tome halter, and in itisiiito of all the arts, and all tho powor of .this inhuman despot, yea shill witness how we will ionder dim his afar, and be ourselves tic cro.itors of our own 'destiny. " The A RCR4IBIIOP or LAODICRA, President. " PEDRO DE RIVERA), Secretar3. 41 Royal Alcazarof Seattle, Nov. Yl, 11109." )•/) . a, t • v, Dec. i ii Hai:Vint Lord List. • hali, tofkt n . TA N • Ross suT:' Mr. TOinit:to stated this;' In be ait •fiction epntt a bond, to recover the principal sum uY to. 'ether With the Interest anon it:. The bdti'd . eiss dated in the yekr 1793, and. given W a pektun"of the name of itirhard Rope, w ho was a firmer, and lived at Thorley, in 4urrey, by the Defendant, ho4sts an Attorney, and who had borrowed thii matieY 'of him. That' person was dead, and the action was brought by his Etecutors upon the bond, which was given fur 5001. conditioned for the payment of 2501. and lawful interest. There ware several hoduu.cments, ciiie of the hand-writing of the Defendant. He should now prove the bond add leave the IMendant's Counsel to make the best disc he could. 1~~ ~ i The bond was then proved by Mr. Alexander Gordon, the sithscribluX witness ; as were Aso Several of the indorsenients of money paid upon it, by *ay of interest. Mr. GIN now, for . the Decadent, said, that his clieut had once been a man of large property. • it was. true that he had given this b nil to the de. ceased, Richard Ruse, but the bead histl been ac. teeny paid, a. he should prove by the evidence of Mr. Leek, a Solicitor, who acted for Trustees,' to whose care the concerns of Mr. Bryant hid !men confided under a deed of truitt.. The money, Citadel) appeared do be entered as paid on the back. of the , boud , was applicable to part id the capital, as well as for the interest, and which re.. clued the sum dee to 4181. 131.. 9d. and that sum was actually paid by Mr. Leek., as appeared by his banker's draft, given by him to Mr. Rose, the . deceased, ho acting for Mr. lieepy, one of the Trustees then sitting under this deedOf Mr..Ltek proved the payment of the above sum of 2 lto.. 13e. J. on the 11.1 h of !ieptember., 1791, to Mt. Richard Ruse, t,ke deceased. • A letter was then read frees Mr. Richard:lo.e, directed to Mr. Bryant, at the Loaders Coffee. heaseopiddeesl Nov. 3, 1301. It *ad the let. ter of ass illiterate men : TO MR. *BRYANT. _ ".81A1-IWIIIII to le( vibe. Cu m. wi•ot a Calm.; state t ata ain iu—l ;MI in Nir, Cooper's debt- She - lushes on the ni , ney—mone‘—a.id h*ve ppliA to Ar.• taborer a win& ar. r. Turtier Int the Magary, De wore he r.ta lel, eat bar. and tucrefore tdL ate he mug get the tall. to p.ty Tunier—and to , •rtey is zu• sc4rre be c.iiinot get it at preteut-1 henie you ITN{ be so LAI as to meta ale in it.' • r • • Then stating that one Mt. Carter of his 8001. another tilt) gninms. He asked 9001. fur an estate, irntl Mr. c:arser said it wait to mods— that he must4lave a fresh mortgage, which would cost him lb:. Then sayi , rg, "do sonwthinic !or me, or they will oat ate up, ansllkaast this in a worklintisi.," „ Mr. Toretsto contended that this was Not In he taken as the letter of aiterson begging obarity, but askinr, in his way, the payment of a deist ; that mt. Bryant was Not at that tines in a condi tion to be bountiful, for. be was living ailthin the roles of the Fleet, ac:eitil that the probability WAN by the bond being hi the hands of these melt tors, it had not been paid ; for th.tt a Man of business as Mr. Leek was, would hardly. have paid money upon u bond, or any other iiistrainest, without having that iastriiment delivered rp ; and that this money was a payment made, applicable to some other debt, which his. Leek hodforgotten. lie °fermi to prove some indorsements on the bond in the hand-areiting of tbedecteased,which appeared to be sulmetptant to this sapposed paymeitt of the., whole boot( ;- bet Lord ELLENIOROXYGII beta, that, artless it cdttld be shewa at what time these indorsttaenti! *ere made, they conid not be received in evidence.— After a few other observations from Lord Ellen borough, the Plaintiffs were aon.sulted. ' WATSON V. SMITH AND OMER!. This was au issue sent ()eta the Court ofCbaa. eery by the Master of the Rolls, to try several questions upon a policy of ingurance caterod into byMesso.Reed, Irving, aced Cu. Plaintiff's agents, Kith the Albion Insurance Company, for 30001. union certain property beJatiging to the Pl•tiptitit in the Island Rf Trinidad.—The leading question was, Whether the policy attached ovk the 3d 401 . February, Or the 1L th of..blay ? But - after a full bearing of the case Lord Lu.Ersaoasauan was clearly of opinion, that tbere,wns no agrement on the 3d of Febru ary, ai the Naiad& contended ; bet merely aer. promitiposs inede towards forming en agreement, and that thereturd the ?tabula mild • not rotates. Vittlict foe Dofendasts. Within ditiva few days one Ihitlard lits 'afpear cd in Loudon; and defrauded ihenple . variou considerabt 'sumsuf maim, 'by tepresevitiog hies. , Self ia,filreri charatteA. , Aid 4nsintieten himself I lute a Gentleman's poker.stviet; and de. frauail the Centleatri of fish (tr. the . Syment o f two horses, under iiretence that he liar a Ma i jor r Saadi, who had lately refereed front Indite, add th'ef tae wal the beater of cenfitien tiaf Cothinun‘citions 'front. In Officer there tz' the 'lady of' the'huitse, her brother.' This arti. fire was so Well messaged that. Mr: Hatfield; ,;aver Smith, was ca aisoeiate ih' Age' tunny Tut . se‘er`al 'dap ; anti during his iittiy 'he 'hi pear. ed iu * Wimpole-street, untier' . iive appellation of Sir S. Ilearu, end' patchssett 'a chariot mid a pair' of horses, the latteief which he gut 'pus: session vs( l anti geld'them to a liverymen for 80 - gain* the geese : do.. 'several tradesmen in the isfiltaiiiitliiier.squere have suffer. ed very asiderisily i by, liic CuPtiargiletl, amung,t Aloft is Mr. Benjamin Swhie, in Portiand-street, 4 who ?tarnished thkigentleman with good* to the iticieht of about 401. which were sent to this . hons In eristql tad thiely'beell'at orh in . fie toiislU ist: atiffle its* hi hi Mi . Noel of V.-1)&1'1'11,i? whho :h. Calumet! the cha. racier of a merchant, bat ha diltibstitittlpit.ste' retreat from Liverpool. "TWXWMTPTe ITT' . _ .1 1 4).*- I A 10P-, • .• :** *UII Pirr AZIO ..ib*lVFOle • , • w • • • liare 'vitt inicip ky I • ' I 6MAq br ircl; at the cowaOly ieser. , its ma •VO Jar . SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Yesterday Mr. Sadler's yard, in Goswell-street, was crowded in in unusual degree, by agrieulta. riots and breeders, among whom we noticed. the Duke of Bedford, Bari of Winehelsea, Lord Beathfield, and most of the noble end distin guished patrons of Weeding and grating. At half-past two o'clock Vie. Members of the Smithfield Club repaired to Freemason's Tavern ; the Duke of Bedford took the Chair. ' The (el lowing twelve new !limbers were elected, lent Jobs Irvieg, F. M. P. Themes Grey, Esq. Thomas 1110114 a Joseph Celia, Esq. Frasitis tie% , John Ethanol. F rands Whitfield, Juba Pratt, Itiettaril Cirri!, George Wheeler, and John Heasieter. The President announced a donation to the Club of twenty guineas, from the Directors of, the Cattle Life Insurance Chtttpany, Skinner. , street ; and.tbi thanks of lbw. Club wore toted for this present. About five o'clock near two hundred Gantt. men l. sat down to dinner in Freemason's Hall ; t e Duke of Bedford in the Chair. After the cloth was withdrawn, his Grace gave the nasal toasts, and read the Judges' award of the premiums, viz. Claw 1.-2.! guineas to Mr. Jobs Edm•smis, fir his 6-year old Herefordshire oz. CIAO 11.-20 plans to Mr:John Terrett, br kis 6-year obi long-hos 14 or. Clap V.-20 guineas to gr. Webber, for his 6- year-old Devotablre ex. • Clots Vl.-40 guineas to Mr. John Teresa. for Ms _rear erlll Claps Vll.-10 guineas to Mc. Michael Beckley, fur his Slew-old Devoe) ex. C IX.—lo robust, to Mr. John Fume, fur kis Pl mnathsold new Leicester wet hers. Cloy. X.—1 .1 *14.41 its Mr. John Weitcar, for his 33- snoutio-old new Leicester weshets, rims Xl.-10 guineas to Mr. Hoary King, jun. for his 20- motion raid South down R ethers. Clam X guineas to Mr. William Harrison, for pass sat m mns-old nuotlipduwo waiters. Clam Rlll.-10 guineas to gr. John Roads, 14c his 110- weeks-rdd syy tid iicrksolie pia. Class XI •10 guinea. to Air. John Roads, fur kis 40- weeks-old sputtcu Heriobitc Itis Greco then stated that Lord Somerville had judged a alight alteration of the conditions for this combing show, en the sth and 6th of March, Atecessary to be mule, foe distling the prustium between British ewe-hugs, and those of Meriun aroma. Aftet a few other observations on the improvement of the Shows, his Grade retired, whim Sir John Sanders Suabright was called to 61t Chair, and cimitieued to support a high degree I of rational cuasirrielily until a late hour. American papers .to the inth ult. have arrived. The discussions between Mr. JACKSON and the Secretary of State were suspended, in cense gooses, it is said, of the indisposition of the latter. The British Minister Vl4l at Baltimore, and it was nut expected the negotiation would be farther proceeded in until after the mestieg of Congress, which was fiacd fur the 27th silt. A letter from Pbaladelphia states, that Miss PA7TIIKSON has boracreated a Duchess by BUN t 'Awn, and the fruits of her connection with King JilloKt, a Prince. • The crow of the late Agamemnon man of war, lost In the Rio de la Plata, are all safe ; the sea men forming the starboard watch are seated boaid t the Foneiroyane, owl those of the larboard watch I divided between the Medford and ElizebelA den' of war on the Brazil statioa. Thma l umoar which has prevailed respecting the initeufboas of the Bank Directors to issue Notes of Teo Shillings value, is entirely without fusioda cion ; but they are taking effectual measures to Supply the Public with such a quantity of stamped 'Dollars, as will entirely remove the present scat ', city of silver ; and as these Dollars are 20 per Cent. more valuable than the present silver cur rency, they will induce the holders of the small silver to bring it into circulation. ft is oarprising upon what priiteiplo tuttperson can be induced to keep ,much of this CUM in their possession, ai frees the following accurate statement of its waive, made fomoximesielacis at the Tower, the lois to thoM, in core Coinage, will be issostissen lbs. - - 1798. pea tem. 40 or Crowin.... 613..1es than value € . B II 66 40 Reff . -Crows-1101 - ditto.... 10 19 9 46 Ski Mop 5169 ditto.... ....... 92 N 6 40 Sispeocoo WV ditto 62 0 8 Since this period the. silver coinage has been in a gtadaal Wits of deterioration. Forty beets employed in the herring Wary,. on the Norfolk avast, between the 25th of September and Ist of NoveMber last, caught upwards of four..., tam millions of fish, which sold to the aserchaots for betweca 1$ and 1,0001., and gm, to each pima employed in the fishery, independent of the tapioca of the vessel, about 501. Mr. Pent, of Seetbing-lane, Tower -street, Las in his possession a live seal, weighing near 400 weight, and which he keeps io a large cistern of water : it is so docile as to feed from the hand. . In Newby Park, belonging to Lord GItAIN T . BAN, there is now Arr t iwileg an oak, tree, of the 110CoMMOu adasetsbremont of 25 tons, or 1000 solid feet, which, at the present prieei of timber and bark, is worth spwatds of 250 guineas. Suict Dit.—On Saturday morning as Mt. Hop- . kilts, of Greek street , was shooting in Albany • wood, adjoining Piocltley Common,, with a ft' he discovered a man bangiug on one of the .. by a rope. Ile was Cif Own 4pd' rempiet, to. the /merest pobtlikhouil to be owned. lie tqui yetlter4sy rectipiSed As. bet .4 man. wito,wo sAtn' beggiog io Tottenipim-eostrt-romi t vitil 0 woman and a, young c 1401., liio. Wriipoo:4l.o4lol 4 : distress and hunger was supposed to hate bc the moos of suicide. " ( I, TILE 3tlftNP:rs. .. . 14 • I • X MITNEII:I.I)—Drc. 11. . • ._„ r e sink 14e thitti. pc:Atoms .4).10„ ' P1e0f....N. Id. 111 C. 4d. f Wolf uf Gdft shk d ay . taitAleo C. OA. &. A. us4d. Ustria vi! Ve01......i... 10.1. to f!,.. I. . S.lff# . ....,.. ..... 41 ..0. , C Pork ....6a. 41. to is. 44. i al y d s Louth ...Os. Ud. tti es. Ott. 1 Pigs !Jo NAV-1141tKIIT. Jr., a. las. Id. to 61. 6.. . Str..w c..,,... 241‘1V44ATH 4%.Zti'D Laii,AULtifiALL MLAILKEIc. (Hy the Carew.) hoe? 3r. 84. to 3r. dd. f Veal M. W. to Co. if. Nottoui fr. W. to sr. 4111. Poet— $. Id. to W. • at. . • t . 110 PS. SIMS. rotten. Kati* 41. los. to 51. 104 Keit, 41.. 414. 44 A. 6*. Stsaex, 44. 0.. to 1. VI. Sawa, 31. 15 4 . to b.. 41. Oa. to .)1. 5.. Faulnd, S. Us. to P.ll. PRICE PRlei,S OF HAY AN IioTRASX YIATEIIDA Y. JkillEi'S. wont: lurk... day, 31. txt. to 61. 61. I Uar, IL 1.. t v._ Straw, 11. Y. to 11.146 LM. UM/ft tli. ith W :/. . lAA. straw, 11. ltia. to g. COALfiARKIS. Ship set 111hrket. S4i,ps sold. At ice. I 1 j Newras•le S9nderlaud tf, . Orl. te ORIGINAL COACH. OFFIC ,h, SWAN WITH TWO NBC:KS INN, LAD-LAST, hON Tie follswhag Royal Mad thiarher, and atharOarrisos, se out frow the abovc, Las s IaRISTOL Royal Mail eltikh, on a new rind .IJII inuicured Plan, carrhAs TWOttatslde Paese,gers, os Si hogs, berme' Marlbunnagh,Onippeahaso, and Rua lever, Ettlshri,, et hlalk-past heves tit:luck, Sasaleys Qsoi er s e . f R iv AVI' Royal Ma* Beach. all a new midi eJ Mao, tarries ram thetridePneteagers, ea Ssenap. ll Fgh Assn. horoagh arid Davir.es, cowry %Oath% at Mal -paw heves o'Clorlt, %obis/. Quarter before Six. PLY aunts keyal Co-tell, so a new and ial*aved Plot, carries Tut', Outside Assieassev, on Spriggs, IWl•tvls 11 d p , Weiliiiiitsiti, aai.i Exeter, marl LlCOitatut 41 -past Seven u'Clock: !madam, Qtkarter be(ke SSE. • Mamma 1{0,:t1 Mail Coach. pal new alai lusilireeed rasiksorries Two Outside Paso: a. on dprisp thews:l !limey/sites. and Wellisigton, every Erelong at flail-p./4 gyve% lanuCk. Suoda). ! VearreTbefere Cr- . • titithea ltoyal Alai) Cuai h, ON a New mai baproved Plansvcries Toni tbitsitte Passesgotp, es Swim", turtioca Saki,higy, Elorehist. rind tdpori. M us kat. every $, using at lieff- * p•lrt Sevidn o'Clock, !hashish. gliorter before Sir. • haUnassiltill Royal Mail .lu a hew twel!intpreivrit Pleus,„ &Hie. TW Outaidc um Spriagsourisligh LlahlLaripttai, Lie•xespost s ind Tr* Lvesiing Al Rat& paw Seven riCkielt,'llhdass, Quarter *titre Six. • Learn t you a. MO) 41 inane„ en ; • to Waived cam.-6 tbg P.ostlsAgers„ on Springs, laorNuar CeNitAry, 1./tthlirld. Nrefec4esllo l , *lid . Watridesse, tatty livening at Malt:past Seven daadapts Qbarter he aAaka. C 19146 ftey al 1111hat i tnirci, up a new 'aild impeussil two Mud& frlsoisiftes, flumes Leit'xdery 14 / 1 11 11 fereef,bi Derby, • Loh, at ul .ictieskeid,.cy,ers f„sleonis at ii.lifitt i t b efet et:lock, "hitt. Quarter' heftier Six E. iNO MJaY Rot! (toaokoaaNeW sad impesseed .lals”,,iieutagb !basi c c, *wit 4trAftkil,. Maw:tory, Ors caurcn, :tad Coventry, ewri Afternona at five o'Lluck. CAR' ant a Royal ASH Gnirk rib a nett aid improved Plan, cruries Ts* (ialostle firoNAINTS, Oa Sprite" **yogi Am:ilk-vs& r, t Y.rley, Perin,* G.ltstess, Laucader, borl. Kendal, Shay, and reutitli, every Everiiiit Ilts!I-&it Merest itGlorl., *nubs's, Qatrtet larforeJlis. • '• • Ns trwlcu (liv Xessissrhet) Royal 1t..0 j..,uncts. ottawcw :IP.: it: prose , ! Plan, ries Tvter Ostsnic Springs, divine* Nowsn.irkin, Bur; turd TiietfUrlL every I I.vneing at I .SS Val U . Cl,, Ssedays,-Qaarter t0re.5..11 . . Ntsawica (bi_lp‘oskli) Royal Mail. Ciiach, tat, a new wet' Improved Plan. to carts, Two 01*..,id54. ar llpos i p, ' through (lletlashad, Cokhosier, wad bubo , ' tan. every Lystnag ut half-past Scsies • L;liwk, yttt,tiays, Quipter before Nix. • Exet nk Memory Coach, tlessodNiailagstoke, tialteltery, Ilbusttord, I birdie/ter, UrtJpoit, •Iluosaus, glory mim ing at Fnat o'Cluch. - LI cps roo L Machine Cowell, throws,' euvrattyilinrkar- Innii, Litchlk4d, Newcastle i bloodroots. Ktatsti Lai W ar- AWN*. *wry ,A,fienlolfe al his tilled, id ,. • 41A Nylons* elegitat Past Coach, calle d tile fral , AN CC, to ceirt Four Insides rally, trot* thididly as ' the Mall, throw. Surdnamplass ihrritsmorf,., Weisser, Luaghough,, !trip, Asldetualt„krek, ethkjAhcliellic ( is ve:y Akerstos tat a Quarter br tore Tarte u'enaci: Mlar,catfTaa Corso *Rh e•Y, Rowse' )40.146.1441, llarborosgh, loicest.r, lastooporsogli, perhyglistebemm i runt Balton, at Twelve e'Clock, at saws day. Cattnist.c,Post C.ta , !f, the 'I/ Kn% Me*, throinth Slanellester,•Clirwles ' Prestos, fittryaiag, Lancslan eartiva, Kendal, Snap, and P rorith, every Alleruutoa, at &Mustier hefntre Three n'Clock. , 1 • N ooricx Machine Mark - through eltellaiiksl,Slatatry, Bahr ht. EdssitatCY, and Schott las s every ihokid.or.•Thars- Say; rod *witty A fictuoino_, at Foto o'Llurk. :a rs.n It n• Ballots' row Couch, through ( )distils*, Snowy Strtifstel, naventrY, Otrachert4, *LW thisedarf, est4ty peening ut. five o'clock. r 4A-stouts Mercury CiParh. doefeigh N evr t lia • Bushell, 'Adult*, Modhity and PlyMpton, every mho, ' at Filar **(leek. CA:t GHIA Cornwallis Coatb, thrtiagh ItlattebesteA, .C 110?••• ley, Pietism, flarAtog, Lancaster, Burton, SSap. ask i • •P's, every k..sroinic, Tetive sleek. listrestatimm Lem Coach, theusgb liasiasgstake sad • Wiseherars t fvery Morn*, Sundays etcepted, at 4 o /lock. St 'dial/lit Coach, tbrahir% Busialistoi.e and Andover, every Morning at Four o'Clhek. Y a wars Near Nat ' , oat h, 'hisses Cbelaisferd, Cat choler, Irtrich. ltittodhrid Aoki Y (IY filV4l, at SE X 13 . Satodaiy, Toriday, and Wettit.,day Moraiogs. ' rditrissowitt Mew Light Coach, tidied cos beLaP-Lht pit ass:, mr/te.4 odd/ Fear Insides. trAtivis 441114 the Nail, through 'oral, ilaiitiforti. Velaorli, tuvter, Estbwo::l; and Hasaw, to the (*she ton, At' every Tosemlisy. yhussday. 111.4S.duMav ohirst lasts ter lugute Five, qlll4 at jl.ll, ettors: -street_ Pitretls Lug tugs Day to W diver out,. W3I,A, • t Sfttor, - LUtterw Athbrano, Taut ' 011114 ?Intiter`l, •lictieshdi a . 411400tv, sow tr,), Naptsic:4, Viva-Crows, heater.. nodes. aiossotfast, S all'n tni, 14 ertfou, Routihnno,lrukeuh:uu, Witletkesanso 4.38,4witti0, fretekslwerii *smiler. 14 i*- 14,4011, Lynte,l,l4.lllllilagi e MO. Ives, kalupottler, ka..sano. Citithhtictge, MerObeid, Lev/vs. CecLield, Ucillithi Frump ' tan, Sitireh, ()iron!, 1J SONIC- ettruatt4- Chilikhlgween , Ludlow Cirewsplets Wore* ANoribt:+. Uwpart, issa;rher). Lf4 . owOril t rt e rofl,l, 44 Y be3d i iteigate, Molter; Po, , ota a itubridge. Tuatstiftge Wells; tumiersidiag Amarillo*, Market 'lkreo Anrgiste, Nocvelvary. t4lues. 600 111 ,10, •Latramt ' 11,1 cost., Stussr. Bridge no rt a, rdietd , Vt• NivrWmanss tir.sitaret, fi . - field, Narthwich, lihkiicaurts. I.l4swinkite. Milder h, Lnat•ll•644mety. Welt a Pout, Titcloblidt • Arthur,), 1 1 4111 - i:Aforth, Lineofa, Itaassroe, ICA/letter, Walling. Ski, Cod, Lkal ; Chichester, klerefard Not tiolituna, illseteeld, A... Amount lii;ispossi pkanamatit, %Vick i)** Market, Luis estutt. Abi4gduil. risrtutriko, 1 ns ,a.. waJebrid g , giii.iewillbter, ISeale-- v*lA +lieu die r,Rlidtmeu, tkituttott 4, 'Waal; *et 1110" tholastekey, :Word At•svet, Vl:wilt s -e t 04 1'..,a•- thick. 1 1 I L i.t A. 4 ,:.%* AIT OVSF. aa O. The Prtprletors.or the tie SLlllCOltrbes a. scialitat beg . keint to inform the this do, v.. 44 at a• ,agrouraalile toe ..u3o..Zreel or YaCkage Meet , -r, fur • l'ay.rU h er 3 for “bo.e the Volae . uf Fivt• Postai:. digt,! siMe td!vatlei;datial paid fir iaenedia,tly at VAC Thor st the LletiWty of may wads Purativi'ackag.c, or Pa • r . g then ut 4brir koar-. • - - 111KIOS. On tiat irday niOrning. i Vjtiruy-itltre,tbe Lady of W • T.:Ws-mom. Esq. af a%eutk . ' On Plateasher ip..Nivh cansi,•ll.o lied Ho. • Lot Sondp, 4,1 a tr, aa ipa io At•fthgra. vn raata, ttiritt i oi inn!', rrand. 'An ta r thane, et the. St Is Nativi 11/0111ryti dim mat ,Lathassikairy,atet. , 24' • .0 On .frocki). Lot, at bee flipse in s lerneritivech Sir William t• Matt...** utak/ o . olllotonr Par Alit Iddiaa %do witty LON DON tea ht l). Lob 'Lt., at toe SILTSIIMazt Or vit s, Vi a ilicaniv..l. I I .