The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-21 00:00:00

r C.• • V .~ -'; • I assn and the n (James sit • ing furth er Tt. • priseatoweing NO POOR. 'PIi;OPLE - ill Eitgletitl.l-. hive ninny peraone If dila was true, it is clear - thet 'their Illai . ' l eu o ttis 'Ad'. log work en i 3 le4 not look „in.the.right places, We 'new co to the 'matter ponistunerits result. The poor-rates in Bishop's Waltham parish, man imprisoned for • instead of 15951, to which they amounted in 1803, pillory for re-publish • amouated, tali year, to 48531. - % 1 194.151‘.0 .1 know been first publisher from the poor hook now lying .61`osia me, and' of • is best, and whick' which sum I myself paid move.tban'lool.wr 46(1 to . algal re: Mrti. lays. If, tivertgore,lbis criterion be a good one ' 'end merely to state tic* • mirk, I think, it cannot be denied*. tie ; if , in 1803, • ing it to the reader Iliskop's Waltham paid• 15951. while England and elisions. . Wales paid. 5,31/4,2051. • England and Wales must, Batley, Enaistt, Nov. 15, 1814. WM.*COBBETT: , !act year, have paid 1,896,1,861. geeing that 131shop 4 s [To be colt-tided te.morrove.] , U'nithem paid, in the same veer; t 3551. throwing aside the shillings, pence abd farthings. L4l* 'INTEL LIGENCII. I return, then, to my Termer sfaliivant, that the - • potitrates alone of England and Wales, - iticlutdre if .Sentiand, saber*, however,' there is something paid th • auppost of the poor, amounts to Morn ' than :'doable the soar with* *as last . year (11 yak.. ac great ex pence), paid by the whole. of dm poptilatiim of Ante . rice into the Treasorf l 'ili "titaeltAf all•sorts, direct And indirect. Feu comet another . gees-ma ; namely, what (e .the relative.population of the two countries have net the accOunt of your last•Cetistni at hand. I think .it made your . total population *Mount to between! , .seven and eight million. At this time I cautiot sup-• pose it to be , less then sooapoo. • Take, then, the .6,348,1051. of poor-rates in 1803, observing that thee there amity-1,256,357 peepers; and you will ind t that we most have now upwards . of 1,800,000 Paupers, provisions being, at this' time, as cheap,. if I not cheaper; than, they were in 1803. Deduct, there fore: frost the 13,872,9811(the population of England and Wales), the 1,8Q0,000 paupers, and there are ' left,. to pay the 7,898,5561. of poor , rates, only , 7,072.960 persons inclading women and children.— The payieg pepelaiine, arta poor-rates, is, at any rate, smaller than the population of your Republic ; and the vans paid exceeds, as I hate before stated, twine the amount of the whole of the - taxes of every sort, which you paid, last year,' into the Treasury of . the United States, if .11.1 r. Madison's statement be cor ed. • Turning towards another view of this interesting 1 • subject,. we perceive, thin, if we exclude the paupers, es we rationally most, the poet-rates alone amount to more than one pottod Sterling, or four dollars, 1. heed.= the whole popotateo of England and Wales.. Obr poorrates alone lament to this on the whole of our population ; wLile , According to Mr. Madison's occonnt, the whole of your tales of every sort, paid into the Treasury of the United States, do not amount • to more than two deHar'itikhead on your population, bren supposing jot t popikisitimito be nowAttle more than 7,00%000. :r. • The TYif HES - fotAilthistlfei part Of btik,taxes. Ido - not 'meat' to spehli: of theii es some most lo.yrif men do s , as being petwilarfradious ; or, indeed, AS beingodiong at either in their' nature, or - the likixko *their collectibti; - In which listtor I have inteerWlellesind_any -thing inert 6! vexatious; • never sines been able to discover- the Prisooer, and- the clothes were obteisted oattettadysanottey bargain. , A timer from . the Betalethaaid, that. while the Prilesiter was living *Ate ; Kent-road, .carrying on the trade of-dentist, this person also observing that he understood' Nett to. have been .nr.iginatiy, 4 . i , _, . __. . - , bartier,'he received an order 4o send in sundry goods( COURT OF CintaTCWITI, Dee, la. c , • '' i ~.,' `with the bill, as they-would he,paid for immediately. , THOMAS AHD S. MESAblc.b....' Vt. estofel* .115 - .f)sr i A boy tarried the articles; front ',whom Note ' con. , „ • Dartitt.Lotersleokfiti:' '., • ts . tilted to get . them', on 'pretence of seeing whether . . In this case: Mr. - Hiatt illike4l4 ',swivel, ..Abe I IL 'they were right; end he then said that the master lejeadtion 'Obblined in leitelast,': rialitirikt% . ( must call for the money. He called is tain t •never •Plaintiffs from further proc*lngs fit' in elecall Tit ibeing ableto see Nott; and soon afterwards the Pri taken bet by them 'epee' . I, - viderite( of tons y, loner left that residence without paying any: ne.:--, ranted by the RightilleiAL'ill:therldilt, 'might* ' He also traced Nutt. to Look's-fields,' Waiworth, dissolved.' Ali es. Matt trai'foltativeff CO • Alt slate tilde 1 where the business of dentist was changed for that of by Mr:llak.a.- Sir A. Vichiotx and 'Art:* Wtiala 1 fortune-telling ! •The Master ,Magician, however, FIELD opposed tbeitotiett. ' • - :.' • I soon too k another flight , as usual , assumed • and, The Loeb' Cnaiscritoi in tt pronOaneing ! another ceiling ; for when he next met the Prisoner, lediilel/ 1 observed, that what he saw so numerous e st asefiet. I hie discovered living at the City-road-terrace, binge of strangers, he anticipated some argo t ' Win. rwhence he was charged with stealing sheets, hating, nected with theatrical affaira, which had itiw.oo- as was customary with him, three or four women come, if not the leading, a pp a ren tl y the m ' a t I 'about the house, to contribute to hii'dolneetic corn live business of the Court. In the matter, etc ! forts. The Prisoner said, that he had just tri. fore him, it appeared that a sum Was slee a ' t h e ° uniphed over many difficulties, • tied that he was Wel old Drury-lane Theatre to Messrs. icbt . i re l i tts : . stow going on most prosperously ; he was carry charge of which Mr. Sheridan .had t o te% 4 i v aiy ast e t . , big on business its the City as a moneysageaf; and of attorney. nit auto, orightatly 10341. or tlitee shed an office in Bury Chambers, St. Mary-axe; &bouts, had accumulated with interest 'and coati to ;be 'then handed a, large card, which contained his somewhat above 15001. In the mean time, the theatre, I address and profession on one side, and on the :Other -a long notification to the Publie, 'Nobility, covered over with `'debt, with claimants ousatistied, whose securities and titles constituted a pile whit* in 6e* etry, &c. wanting either to borrossi or lend money. magnitude might POW the dimensions of the protest Aqtattgst other choice morsels it said, that Mr. Nott, erection, was destroyed by fire. It was thought peeper who bad long been engaged in such traniactions, had , to project a new building, and the Legislature. wait established an unquestionable reputation,,so that . .he induced, whether right or wrong, it was not fraeldek e,otlid„comniand money to any amount, and, that he to say, to authorize the new proprietoh te,toess) hid no cennection whatever with-any other.: Penoni pound.with the old creditora. Tee arlsentes‘ i t a.a,,aelpildilly any of the vile gangs of conamont'adreatia.. deed, Implied ainise'arrangement of this kind ; for it int Money lenders, who were about the towo r preye m a s t- o eh erl it ae .. hi t , e * b ee n a mere ac t o f i nnaf y i ., a ' iltii upon the public., •hy defrauding the honest and. *re expellent to MI the pockets o f t h e f orm e, er e. fAfr ) e.ty tradesman who might be in temporary 'di:, dkors Cut of*thenel subscriptions. The otfer•made- 11'1.1 He would undertake to raise money to any itt•itatiifaction' of •the'pretious demands was 25 Oir k antotint, at the moderate rate 0f.6 per -ceitti but be cent.; but Messrs: Welch refused to come into theses observed then Mmes I. secrecy, and required -its: etia terms, or to take lesa time 50 per cent. An offer to ! 'isreattn ;. add the cifmax was completed• by the for: accept of this was merle through their, Solicitor., avid • leWhigeoneleilise :—'s No persoo whose Views . are here-a material part of the gentian was, had tkis net: Strietly..honourable need think of applying to offer been acceded toil'` -Ashe itapretialoskon lilltoint Ishle. roil,'' Thee defreatitod turner • expressed him certainly e as, that in any future stage °Ohm p •mesif deligetetVerithMr.Notthrprosperity, as he would * ceedings, it Would •be extremely clificatit for - be'good etiough•topay ! bit little bill, as welt as:all Thomas Weleh SHAS:MOst be supposed to be . i g . those small accounts which by lied forgotten .to pay fair hi"' brothee'as welt, es . Me iota •U i erpur. , street, Kent-road, Lions given to his ; •Sollatirt tc 'antlers of the• neigh as. to the fact •of_ this - iiieSsit the idea of paying, the new propriefrte.T . . There us ind :then, ' thanks to. In this stems - ait eatetir'etiliooln 4 retirement in' the . . who could not resist the 'w ri te • whole. Mv. - •Noti due, nor the execution agalt Park-lane-.after which , followed, might hate Mowed the 'Collet to candifi the:nee turner lost him- til t hit appeeliension. .. . .elef v , warrant of attorney, and to stop the entering up of I Mr. Hoff**, of thiStrand, stationer, recetited an moseyashentfroni the leadiv-Ood certainty, it erouid . judgment; if 'he could haSe proeuPed any agreement {-order from the Prisoner; a few months ago, he then net be-osteedi-if then eriiire:tici•Established Claret; by which these proceedings sere ". irtuatly defeated, ;haring - -a cCuitting=boase .at 19, Ralts-beildingi,• no Abdo Religion'. Ittlihirt,' the' tythes, as fee' is , an d a 'composition accepted hi.the Pleintiff ; Het • Chitsteryslane, and calling himself a laiol-starg. or, the Clergy are the receivers, dust he looked upon ae the poitit Web much stronger when a third party haffor thick!, stationary, &c. Mr.. H. sent: the ?rods, so much rodisey receitodeedatipeaded by the 6overe's iuteriened, and had' rights affecting this very 'qnes. ! tothii !mount of 81. ; but not liking. the Prisoner's went : so-much money ginniby . the . Government to t tion, in which there could therefore' be nothing re.. high taut, he desired•the boy not to leave the articles description of persona,:daleently calculated to repay I -maining of a nudum pactain. It appeared by thalw4bOttt the. Money.. Nott,' however, wheedled the 'it is support. -NeVeithefeer I trill not include the letter of Messrs. Welch's solicitor, that there had'l ll out or the goods, since which Mr. IL could- newer tythes amongst the tatek of the nation. Lord Shef- p rev i ous l y b een a grea fdeal of cha ff ering and coat- ' g et. 'is teething- - , field, indeed ihe who Predicted,• in his book, pub- mun i ca ti on on thi s su bj ect , b u t th a t 'Messrs. Welch [ Others complained • of frauds .while the Prisoner fished in 1783, that you would soon wish in return had agreed, if not convenient (Of Course 4hta mist i lived in Cumberland-row, atiderthe name of William to your allegiance; which, as he made it out, would be understood to be convenient to the-debtors) to iPptterilt where he .had a mother' and sister, which be found necessary to your very existence as a pen- be paid in cash, to receive the whole in the near , place haler fOr Quebec-street, and thence for Parka pie; that mane Lord Sheffield, i n a speech to armlet- shares. It might be said that the agreement, though little, as Thomas Nott. Bills of' Exchange with both ing of-sweet-growers, lately•reckened tythes n amongst binding at the period when it was made, was cuns...i these nausea were produced-,by din erect persons, as the nowt of* oar retaken being enable to Maletein..pletely abrogated by the lapse of time which tad . ' hitting been receisert frdm the risoner,ite identifying a competition with those of neighbouring cOnetries. I since declined ; • but it was not se clear .to himself as-htivingheen the drawer under both name*. Ido not giirepientach weight to 'tythes; bet, . stin t I which of these parties this blatneable daisy, if : A . letter was received from a Lady by the Mi.. *hey must not be forgotten; and when ttßeport to so it was to be considered, ought' to• be attributed. ::gistrete, stating, that, the r eal 'nam e ofthe Prisoner,. the House of Commons Made' in 1863, states -the • The money was now in the Stteriff'koffiee, and the lwhoa had bees examined under that of Thomas Nutt, whole rental of the kinadem of . Greet 'Wink) at 28 injunction new sought to he remoeet ass issued Ilesl'We" Willem! Cotterli--that he . had a mother and millions, you will perceive, MOW We take' elle tythes *. June last. He ready could see no sufficient objets:: 1-edeter in Cumberland-F . I)W, Notr.atiad ; and that-pre, % D e vines to his turning swindle r , whi c h. be h a d n e w .b een . at Mr. Arthur Young' s eatintiEipt.l792, 'the tythes a ti ono t h e s e n di ng t hi s quest i on to t h e M ut e r ,. atneutst . to.more than a sixth' 'alba . et ti o l e rental.lthe purpose,of his enquiring /hat s wa t the ma kel a iall for a long •time, he pursued a very hirable calling —lndeed, ' they must anwieht to :w*.getett deal i price of these shares ) at time_ period when. the o ferZtoi(hair dresser, it was said), to whiclt t he bad •been ori more ; because the •tytbe • consists 'of a tenth Of mot iv e th em i n payment wag ma d e , ep ta t t h e y -b a c tinnily bred., She 'declinettraatitglobing her name,. the whole of ' the produceand, er_ 'of a farns; • - es. well : as an y i being convineed that the'c i oalerpienett wotild be the . course, it is a tenth of the rott;filtilalteer, the tette'', [ other description of itoik,,wesinduiputaitte; and st robbery of ba.bouse• within e,'Week by some oft tie thee-capital, the. Manure, and' alt °the. otitegitioto r I appeared florae Mr. Robiee's depositidn; - a biehe eon... Pug! '• . .*: '••• ' • . • • -...,-- , and of tiarptofite kite the: bitigaio. So that the i mired that price to be. -As 'compeortkiCijki t ies. , Mr. Cotedittfuw waVistenislied . at the unmet h. • tythe of the' produce caelsar,l altogidifells9Pos be sent value otsuclotoCk,. that. price might 4 . 40. l e iriiieled tlasra less -than a fourth of the - rtailit _i. Ilitlati. ikir,... - 4°lngs become more or less adtetittrgesaiti ' . .bttrite?' Wi* iliet - Vrigici 6 i • that they amount to about Y t t3bo,dllol:.:itt England . posed upon the seholl!', to, consider lliii;:ba ' -:tarr'lii When and Wales, at this time; Seetlantiptly)sii nit. tythes . binding, and of couto to refute the mitt But, then, it taist , be Obeetwed,_ that' the Churdh . ma d e . HO hoped this was the lastwiStilteitteld den not 'receive 'More did the 4 hairOt ' thrg sum. ' subject of the theatres. -lie-had net • the honOtirtol . ; The-rest Is the 'peeSsty of lay . .pe rso ns;, It is, in . be defecto a manager of•Drarplfietttlitatire;;bittiHise. ~ .„rkc mast toe degradiug, to realise fact, private "plePerlY; itild"ir'sola; oft • rented, h at . had -happened' . • . hiei - :Irish the exceptiee . of thOte-bet. MS. Itt ' Tie Pfettopts . manner,in , which gentlemen other. private property is. Upon the "0404 . qf : Icinglegto•tkoistablishment, - "ftrbes a more frequent/ ' wage . twett hid come forsterd,to develope the ilia tvthes, thereferi, kekailatot inter lete•any Cotopod o h i ts boards ih a p he believed an y e the r te r hid t hatwo femilini chitraOies tbeTaisener,.whea they had ; - Lyt sison - between yolk oisoatry and .onst. All the world knows, that no Oa and no cotai : pulseripaymentd on accoitit attedgtOn of any 4,•._ scrieion. ; all the wOrld'ltifiviri, that'Sbe Episcopa :: . liens, the' Qtrikets," tithOlret; thi'Pratibyrtt: rians, the TAthiriatq Catilarsifi l the hiethOdists, •the'ldenowlets, the fitattadatt,, tho, Dunkards, the Swetekletders, - the Settdeisi 7.ldte Unitarians, the SwedeabbrgherS, and many OW description of Christians, eicli coudeatuing the' nions of all the others; tOgethei'arkr Mita" • I)«i4s. who Itiagh at the *bole of hoe 100 assemblr and of them, your the Congress, hie w' well k. ‘Il any is test Church, has the f Deans, triesta, - tikiitgaiiisj.thetn infinite de s i v ik 111164 . * iti •' . . • 44*. . rtiftletteetanataan vnMonday ,-, it441140.41114.-74iitertirsrAn.41"0 land" iersr of 'tfti ; Red tettioli"Pnblic446l44-in Frtigweit-, esa it; otakeiribetwie-lsisio, erao l goestoitted for Ojai isposi a atiaro i e. bah* r...4.;l4ifissac A rtnstronc and Bred Million, saddlers'arOna3 Gagers, k Cow /moo; With' whom hehod'ilyed is 'servant,. of various.' enticlialfi. -v Mich - dealt, , ~ : . - .lperit.,sTitxtf.-Yestirday sophis ,P-errs s the r of *Amble ; bf ifl-ffine. in Sbiee4ine, was kfratilst to the Oilielsky :San) oft ) .chargeditieb tii k jug ;tisivie t-lneutatsc4s in theicetery. ' : ins Bundy,_ . 0( Ttrpmiji t aireet, Gerken.: I she had 1011 i fitted WiTtitt with Prisoner. !ltighl'ehh# 29th '',of Riereinbee, about a beforeteo;'iviseif Ste .wits in the kitchen', at .6o, 4 Prlitimer' said, .``' KittY, no* is yoftr inaW.jr.birr ' &hailer its yon *rebid like to . tortitidette•diAilh vha lotteldy,.whieh Avis ie" an 'the fotteieintday,. to whiCk• she te-, should like to insure •tit i eflOb;" ?CO, add' .0f 'tl A juvenile' . pbeitinyleison in the depirldi‘t - arithmetical 'sprUng up fit the Weft. llgtand. Gaoling ;BIDWER, of Morettinhasesteatl e J 1 Devon, only: threW.peri 'of age, answers with t Intmast ' pibaiptitudi aid terrectaess•nit.iineetlew, however atcstrase god . Cin;pficater, though he de* 't knelt Nvir not et presets e. The following ques.l tiring, which Italie been ricintly proposed to 4im s will ' afford' tome ' i de a of Ms powers:-4 Ia 100,7860411 w hew . reitny failbin;s.? Answes4 : 3l"- ;, 4 316,36Q ,farthings.—Q. ...Nesevul; none, to I} iwh she . '~ ~ ow uinea etc h: p• ' 800, for the firit;deitwis t: fee soner wrote the mural ri AteWs' in' the pe r s oaf r, , 1 * Which` ' she was tn •pe1....gp. ; $4, or gd . f ;;;:. iiick iet Itutufredj and Prisoner• tolik.her, that if the g m . . 'dravvteriuMbeeiral ip tlith“, 4 4 those hundreds, the . , cot 't ... • - should feteleaguinetv .. ! Shithad . 4iseo.ii re d,,,, ger. twei;Ot. to;Pris9sier between three a nd four aetks:. d ia ciinfesisid she hall entered into the service for the ft , preis purpose of detecting the Prisoner in NI. illegal,,insureure in the citterjes s . which she had o ' n . derstood she carri . ,Oa the morning or.ike '3otb' of Noiember , risoner Iveid her th e w agei eltio l due, dediteting the amount of kbo insurance. . . Mr. A Lie.y itteatded!'for 'Prisoner, and vo n; examined - the ivitPeis.e.Shn denied expe c ti ng g . of any given sum f .if She,cron.victed the Rionoo r ,, . lase denied saying oibreatentog to b e revregeilli ~ ,. the Prisoner when she 'quitted her service. Th e p i i. sorer was sentenced t r, o lu o l i t te o ma t. nt.iv'simprien e h aeogi ,014,., IMAzisrox•novse.•- , ToOntsty; the Cogitain nt hi s ii r.rt dionont, was charged before the 'Loa u MAT ea, 'nu 5a.,%.2.! ,of Anuttletin g a ,Lasear &Air,' b! i brass in him not at ' c abin ivindsivt. The Serin g of the Lofton, aoduevend oh m - of the.crewi some of oboso • were Porttlifaeter gage e g g* * against t'. - ; c91)11iill i no bearif i l: 4olll he fgi% the' Lamar O r * cabin . . ett hearing the Lascar Ciy out,'and tagoo, hh o ho . thlifihichuilhit Ship Was. R uing at ' , tr, knots au hoo f , 04 ti : i ithts, maid sot Live or Arcensed- any relief. , T he c .,:: . elu de *Me g defess T ey entaktining the ease is (11;p hge with d e j e A t ed; t o ..leg g 'he got eat of the cubist window 111 % 44 im wrossirosvned g WHY called son* of .nisi' point of the 44 g i I ,pened. • The LORD MAYOR, 1 egskiP•eniinth4att what h nta ii n r4 ss i . e as t o k ve 9 rt hjir oas w d: S fm ."til tv.! l :l4l lB l 4 4 e i t t en " 6 4,14 : Hod outthe truth of this ilettitiO, after s , v ie ,. 4 0 , v , i said ig4t „ he should reserve this east. for a fartli e r tgariig, 'l IMO eltitlitttt to NrTiytttiffts4tctiitill to It tits ilkArn 10 LI AM 0 , . 111 0 UNTAxI l e ti Sea Net Had i • . - T. .." Itis..sawir44l4:l4,LQUlON, The best Accemmodation far Tweedier*, good Bali gha t Liquors, and tnaderate• Charget, . ' The•following Pow Coaches, Vail Coaches, fie. at mit Ni l the Somerset! Heist Inni•Sairw-ivillt— : W Eymou TIT Union Coach, F..ur Insides, tbrso g h 11 1 ,4 .' ehi s iei, Manila:ad, Salisbury, and Antover, every Ahem % arrives at Weymouth nest day, at One; where the Nag% sail on Wednesday and Saturday Aftermon, at Five, to Mow' veY ii4id JerbeY, Icons whence there is a rgpsbd. converame4 , • Cherbargb and' Si. Mollies, The road frost,Uberbirghto is the most delightfal and the cheapest in Fropee. • , BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Conch, lease lasidfraliiii every moritiig at Nine o'Ciocli, tivetiogit Cristiey, gy m* . c • The WET 510,141, Dorchester, and Blaadfori Ij o idi Post-each, every Afternoon.- Carries Four ltoldite. • -7 LI vralpooL (*wt -Coach, to carry four topldes, mail : every Morning, throagh Linter worth, High Crow, Kurd* Atherstone, Tautwortil, Litchfield, ,Utlestnorp, •Northassokek noaDonotible. Arrives at Lkverisoot next Aftenimo, • . • iEXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Doecliester, Darymouth, and Salisbury, New Post _lposeltoeCery U. as Iffitf- peat Ni o'Lloils, with a Gat* through Honitoo,A 2 ,. • •.' *hotter. Brillport t Illandfard, 'llashiploke, and . . ' BOsTON,Spalding., Peterbetough; Stilton ; IV 4l ffo i stior. • doa,ifehr Royal Mill .Coach, sets out beery Ererile4 Como, farmskfoston to Spitahy - , Limb, Griblisby, and Holt.. .LA y eßFOlel i WarriVon, Kintstord, Slim; red Lath. t 6.14,. Poll Coach, called, The •Erpedition. every Ettitiog 4 F4insierbiels.. In.the Sarale,a's Head Inn, Dalesstres.t, Um.. . pool. • GuniderilarnighouL BATH and:BRISTOL Plying Post Conebes,tbresgh Chip: iinhanf, .Calhe ' and.Mpriborotigh‘..every Afters/sob; orbit gi ri. s o 'ilseGriiirodait s Lsq,, Bath,' mad ,t he .Lastdoo tarent o . M hitpy om-Week andthe Swan Bristol, nearMdritisig.—Cascbm to WeHs. Bridgewater, Taunton, &t. • • , ..tEBOS We Light Coach, coiled, The Rnekaglais, le& ors .'very Morning nt : halfAisast Seven o!Clnclis tunas foes 1 4 ,,ati,,, • noty, Slid koe4 remarkably easy, wi th a Ottardiiregslie' ' out. Paiies through . . Staintirrd,, Newark, RetCri ! Vonnister ! and • Ferry bridge, to the Goldati Lion. Leeds, nest Dm at Seek, ' Notwithstanding the ustedetnion expedition of this his i:allowed to be the most agreeable sad complete Public u atiett;tot theNeedit Masi. 444eir.1ia111.141114 .1. ' ' by ono nettir; . . . . . . KKNAkEtlft,.KAactiliss., Prestos, 11(Irity.sLorisdale, Beisa4., • Chugley, Drotsbirinvand-Gsfsitg..Pakelitsches, ekvey'Site* non* at •Fitte•oT 01fi lotk. r .: .. GLASGOW, Longtovin,'•Gretai-Oreen, Annan, Busthiti.. .Itrownbill. Thornhill, .•Siseqtiliite-Kiln, Catonoth,.Kinermi. • and all part' of Scotism* Oisinpirdo on Coach (Doily). ‘.. YORK, NI, wcostig. us,and Edinburgh , new Coach, pelf.Osiqd 'with a Outurethwiesthe,sehi out every Mond A tit, half yard • ISi x "Clock,-by 'tray ;of Newatk, Reiford, Toth:aster, Da -. FlinAlan s Nnaholloriort,.- Durham,. Morpeth, anti tiereirk..- : Pastellgers finding theanetees fatigued from the leer.th of IA i 6 Sille VI - way rest what time their Orme, and then proceed m about- any additional fare. J. Lurk, the Black Swan. Co' aey-Wreet; York, runs Couches to Suuderland,, Hull, Stub. , tough, Widths , . and other Rook BRIDGENORTH sad Wakal sew 'Post Una* every Thosning. . . , CARtifill-E.:. Peuri th . and Whitehaven. :Pest ,Garb, gate, with-Foot .liorseli, 'and a Guard all the way. • Passes tbratiglr limitsb, Appleay„ 4ireataltridge, Richmond, Catterirklatooi roughbri•dge, Vlietherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and .Grat d budid ' (the nearest war by ei g hteen miles). ,sets *oft every _Nl 1 and performs ttiedupriley with the greatest facility. • 1 , 4 . . . :detained. on the oad by business or pleasure, have the odor:mop tif their seats bring secured in the nest Clack WAKEFIELD Post. Coach, every Morning, at bal(.past Si a &Clock . • . CHEST ' R, Newport, Wititcburch, Tarperlej, Nantwich, North wich,•noll s,Mfddleiriels, post Coach,. every Evening, to Five &Clock. • - • ... • t SU hIDIK RLA N 0.• Stekloont, and ifetiolPnc ht efew ,10Intring, MA* Grenrkre Ina, Sunderland. .1 • • MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cumlejoa, News:Odle, Wallal. 'and Wvolverisaidpinit s: Post-Conch, every Afterpoon• guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Past Coselho. ' the Royal Charlotte s every Evening, at Five o'Ciock, guarded. SH RFF 1 EL D and Rolierhato Peet Coach, called.t be flock. lagharn, , eviti &Imola* • ; • BAUMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a-Guard, leis Afternoon, and ranches Birmingham next day at anon. rs ageo 5.14 4 Otfirrd, Easton and Shipstone, to the Saracen's •Head, Ball•strett;Biriaingiiam. • A:SOUTKAMPTON. Winchester, Alrestimii and Alton Coach, Awe/. 13,ptins. • TOTTEICMA - 'ETIMONTON Coach,, daily, at half half-past 7, ()Thick. es residing at the well end - 4 " are honked far all the Cieah dike, New While --vastOtei - . ~ .....itscirtairt os . _lntents and integgity' * a firm 'reliance • may • Al, placed inallfictino. Alessrs.. CVP.RIF. and Co., fiar~ 6 ?!. eeniumwe and bleb .professional attainments, Members of two 'Royal .Coliegei of. London and Edinburg)+, present to the P. 16 • .liF the resitit of O years experience in the Cure of Venereal anoutpliyintrk and ibose Debilities and De fi ciencies whicA net lfrequends Pretreat or embitter the matrimonial stotte. lathe various. gradations, - frem recent infection to •cosdirmed , blest' thrir treatment c.nmmonds .very often a speedy, and alwa3s a tedieni cure. In itohious cases. their lots and well -arranged• experience glees. them a pmmplitude of Won that recur la , the Patient from being mercurialixed nut o existence;• or hav ing his constiintion noderLidned, and the Vital principle destroy ilt eil by a intent,: but insidious disease, or a billid•anfi fatal cua" :deiice in shallow pretenders. .. • • InNerrous Debility, vascular Relanalina,: and Many of , ;,/he Organ,, 'arising• flip excessive indulgence, insiluhriosit 'climates, ne.solitury s ty, the pradien.gloes new life and itnemy l io the system, e a coxes .tibleb . na m verging a di.. ' spoil.. Strictures add Of grateste of the Urethra they ' remove %weld kind eilVe manner. Slight mid recent eases , stf Venereal infection. aro.enred in the short period of two days. To•the reumle lig it will- be coneolitary to know that they • May be rured or arise Debilities wide* defeat etineePlinat ali sap the fomplatinn of connubial felicity. - Patients treated with ,candour, definite", and - inviolable trw crecy. • Moms. CURRIE and. CO. may . . . . their house, 107, Haase -garden'. . , be silted everyday, at • it • Letter, from . Ike Country ' gliaately the Can in ts fidir" 110 q, 'lc• and enclosinka. nce for Advice tax - ore.lifinei, w ill' he trent*" settll ata attention. 2:41 8 • , . . No. 107, Ilitturietavden. ' • • LONDON s ! firdPNAIPR -ll' a Atwee ST•reskia• error'. 87, FlettArtrwes. Per rip 1 . 1)011.4, that; as fai 7 . -- iif ihe Clergy are the *grows of the tythes {for . ";sitetiest' writ pore :Sart itlie el. leedoeli It oftiM irt:AV, t r • t if — iorTusi 4filekimfr t oa roti. ,fie. Still,.lieweterithelythili, which 'Arthur Yeting, itt 179% estintilW at°`so6omoot. in . Eng. land:ind Wales, tnestlb,ri tehkiel 'epee as to: mich • snip . . w. • . POLICE. ' • opyttnislieein fOr putitift4 , • • • • se'biect of ritigion; 'eight' you Urn - , •• s nTENSIVE•SWINDLING.. • . alts; end; ' 11114.' s rkently seen It 'QI/1001-1141.1k1tr..--Thonsas- NM, alias JohysSinkli § or eighteen monthilind put in the. alitte'Waaqt I:littera§ was further•ettatrtined :on the 'Wishing a wort Atte, which hid charges of swindling and robbery preferred against ed to your country... Which systeE blot, op which occasion an office full of new Tons.' h worst, it is'nociirnsetit'objeck *ppented t , and many new. charges were F. besinessi' dpow t4tig feccilien, is made. . cis, which no one'/#l` dOy . . A tailor,,Whn'recnired a bill from Not!, whilst he Sr to fortn opinions. - antrfte/fnip- lived at. No. 18, John.street, Pentonville,' had , never ._ . sines been able to discover.- the Prisoner. and. the 't 1 I • If' Ate , on raft pf ate y earmg Arpu 0 prove the, mire and 4 theieby refute the rude. Oa 0„ o u, the po h of bearhowl. But he laughad at is 'K am & ther e f ore , :isfyiag they might arrest him, •-°11‘4"11•"11"1.1161:*:Itel*di4S,• *es rao•th minas a d s igiow at s.-ißffire . l3&iar Woofs ist his effects l!w filch fa,rlietTanddeUrveyblti Pa 1 •6 ,argyle • IMMV WS. traVUTII WICCI AL 11 " P t " .14. " 1 1 TaTTENRAid endIMIAINTON w o g dipied ita cavity , er ro si * ter7, and_ impadOf - of the -paw ao,AJilf-pruft 2, tihlf-gyass 4; and hi Z 1 inia l •p r ii7 ? - v r e ri who *wog .2sow ev i nce d no t t fag fiNg h . • Jo * for the convenience of pennies • • t.np r i g iu !bits' lit wit ttiprobilat on th e Ter • .• ot.t loan, Pane ris and Parreis liasebord's CIMU in d hi be, eves) •,. *Ur-emelt, DV konatifttO i fiii 40 -111 /° ll t ntiffa4, • ;s 6 d no anifice' was thought I t -is of first cOnseljuetil e; biletil44, - mi l no trick of eliffk toe degnkdiug, to realise I £ whose Intents and Wertito a .• '." 7utiinite making a a. rue inargh at the *note or - air, hare tfteir,i.avy,/00,045w iiirw mm ii ... ay sozausur.; pswielliry: "II ' B oi v . s . r blies in your country ; and !bat ` any else .•ane • i5tutet966754, 4 216,360 .farthings.—Q. lierty4teerie r o f lem, or eves of /itheittse;•h:nstsy, -,bec4iinklb — l o6 in gp‘i,Rec.,.4Y krePluiS lelte witt - >bentsgist to Presidentjfirieelli:Eatietif; ettlii.'Methbeil. o f ,. b% t ' Oki 'ttgai e tsT - 1 - . 'ones : fir ' the yeti. ?:- * Au,. it teg ain et :ongress, without' isiky ,quistion , being asked i 1001; Ifik:l6o.-•-*--11dwrittnity I thirty4etens in 4769? ~,,;ca th ar i , it h regard to his religiop; arklieit js . erittent!.Ansitetied Iti leialheit oes '44100 . - 128--Resale- . well, is m inown, that no moo can be. , h Magistrate, or . 114 1*Itt •' ' ' • '•• . ' • On :tbni! , RI y *Are of irbst in Esiiand,Witsteis bitrit give, .Aperitteman, in . a north country town in Scot- , quarter be t of his being' a risertdber' 0,04 .raitr o (aid • land, lliisdy attending the baptism of a child of one :gmt e .,l 4t h e i dt,i tise.head.of whiCh Glflirdf ikiltii ititg, *We of his servants, was • informed. by the inidwifr, -I. Anse' to ra mtabaniute appointarearef 111 thirtlfihispeand: hehlthy leekiet sverneei. about 50.1eara of' age, that , 440 Akers r t. atuiliiisf the gaeatat-. *of il iVliaitufiCed. during her practice of 28 yeaelii herjaaenat: was 930 'be tiiiwn 4. Ankeite.fatis heist' -4-- i*entioitild.l" steed , iiii;ys.and 647girls r making . mei id:1777, , pried she s - . • . • -.:". ' n (rnkh t the - t