The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-08 00:00:00

Rivyket,touLLk__,--. . u.... " . 0 , uA .„---, . , . , ..,.....,,,, _ %,,: i .. . ...,1- 4 (3 , 1A1 , -,• -..-. -tt. • .• f . tij . , „. - .. \ , - 4 : • . . . •I '1 1 • . # LONDON, MONDAY ' DECEMBER B'BB. i :....- - I . ' '. • '. • , . 12 -s• . . - . j uipthEß 5E64 • ''. r " Cna Ay WaT4lll , garrime A u iiv . 4 , 47144. mad. SYDNRY died on the Scaffold!" PRICE Enig* r..... 4 .1.1r.. aussw— ifil,b4 I *are pablished , price es. In boards. dedleatqd to his trio( .:t . Royal Iflgheees the flake of York, RS or 3. DECASTRO, Comectin ; with Aoeiootes ot various eminently distinguished chartateis sh o o b. bow beep Iflasinted daring the last A fly jivara.l 40, before le print; seromysuied by an Analysis of the•Llis 1 iffibileav PHIfelP ASTLRY, Esq. Founder of the Itord, r ,. . Westafiesfer Bridge, with many caitiff Manage! • gi ll-s. Also the Histories of too Hayti areas, Dow luivey Theatre; of Sadier's Walhil..eild of the Royally. .... rep Thestrief I Advertisements, from 4serick's first attempt yerlosn's Fields. His Last Stormont*. Old Grinsaldro • el. The Orlaln of Poetry. • A Chanter An Heats. Th e lire, lat. to. Edited by R. HUMPHREYS. • t al oa: ealipbed by Sbocovoct, Jones, and Co. Paternoof ' llw Yew.. , A IV 'MO.( IP . ' + • - --.-..- • - Bremptent. Malian., Rochester, Graikvestd, Strewth' Bstabourae, RAlnstant 4. Osprksge. Morning, quarter p 7. The " Union," Soodkaseptan, Lymington. Liman* lgtnekester. Bastiegatoits. Hartford-bridge. Blackwater, and llogshot new four inside Coach, every morning at 8 o'clock ; arrives at the Coach and Horses, and Vine Ins. Southampton, by Fire o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey. St. , Makes, Havre de Grace, Cherburg, Oro.—The Proprietors of the above Coach hope to receive a einsttananee aat support which has hitherto been experiesieed sines the sow meneemeat of tho " Union." New Light Oa, Coach to Dorchester is lb Amore throw's Bagehot, 131 w-heater. ilasingstolic Oferton, chorea, Andover, Salisbury, Woodpile, - Casiatore Illawiford, at a h paid b and o'cloalk Rath and Bristol Post Coaches, _eAreutdir Caine. Marlborough. fhtuyerford, Nenry owl Reading, every Afternoon at One ; arrive at the Grgimand his, Ratk o the Loud., Tommi e Thomas StrNt. and Swan,. Wises& early nexl morning. • • • • • Coaches to Welk, Bridgewater,Taantml, and Piper at radioed Fares. The " Umpire," a 18c10 Lierern64llll6l4o44 ' only 0 MUM on the Road, ttrriing fonrltiside,sets' oat Dailit at One; arrives at Liverpool nest Aftertkon at 6, thin Wobisan , iirobisan, Latiabstry. Northampton , Fretjord. Letternentea AlAcrstows, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Lusk ford, Warrington and Prescot. Shrewsbury, IVeltington• and Shiffaal Light Post Coaches, every Morning awl Afternoon. Guarded. llarsestaple. Southatolton. and Credits* New Light fisst Coaek.every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at 7 o' Clock. . . ARMY CONTRACTS. 1 nolnariat Department. 'Crime:my Chanthers.Nor. 211, IBM I .jr.. le e. ' OTt % is hereby given to alt Persons desirous of L. ma eentatatak Nsupply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, els,- BREAD, hs Ste Majesties Land Forces In Cantonments, Quallilk.l amillarraclia.ln the undermentioned Collates; Bedford. Ukocester (including the Haim, Berke (Ineludlng the Cal of Bristol), Bouserset, —. 1 Town of Huugerfora), Musts, Sussex, Berwlek. ..• Hayford, Warwick. Carninidge oaoltuliog Herts. Westmatimii the Town of New. Hunts, Wilts,. cranked), Lineal- Worcester. Chewer. ladolleeiw, • York, Dann. Norfolk. North and Barth Wales, Ilbrat, Northumberland, As also Bread to the l'eudnalre of TB- Oaesd, Ilnnoohold 'truant IN ..toggi Fort). &Aland, . London and Its vicinity. 'BSI! AND MUTTON.—To his Naafi's Lad Fortes in Canaria's...nth. Quarters and Harracke. in the utiOnnehtiunpj Conntosand lanais g..... Oetitv {lncluding thy Herd (including 'Ran Wilts, TUWIlat liangerford), Mort), York, Cumberland, Lancaster, ."- Likewise In the Islands of Dorset. Northampton. Alderney. Zook (eselnidreof TU. Solana,' 'Ramsey, hum Fort), . Bases. Jersey, 4 hits( WI • Warwick, lONTIL: " y's Coratry aid Artilkee Wessels Cantonment& smii to the undermentioned Counties:— Higpird, . t ..* arts, i r itivinli Salop ' -Hunts. Stadord, =1•11P , t . ,,,.. Leicester, Westmorland, liehliford. -.IL '"kr '•Oxford, Worcester. ..„. oar ministrYbe driven in t o wee. to preserve' Mai continuo chit etistence, then their, tone will perhaps be elmoiced,mnd the monareheagbiest whom We contend will doobtilis, hp held up,by the rams Ministerial prime (as ill monagoks i v)** 'Tilose os ever. have been) as cruel, blocidokiesty tyrants, whom no treaties cut biud, isor aby coopideratione of justice and gond faith influence. • • s Lot it nor, however, be forgotten, whatever truly be . the Present cast that these pridte bait, laboured nisi/1A0%0,0y in their vocation to prevent Britain and half, . IA • 'O4l operating in favour of Spanish independonix. 4 . P.ogge accounts from Prance were eagerly flattened opoo.,.and otinipictionily inserted—all attempts at subacrliilioe were scouted and ridiculed—calumnies most vile yid opfminded were repeated against the Cities arid te'oestflutionaltpertYs end every stratagem that a filechietellian policy. mould. discover or recommend , was adopted to peeves' , th e public feeling of this country being expressed tains/ma of op sin. • :• • Now that the contest is terminated. and despotisfe,,drank with its excesses, lie wallowing hi the blood pf the bee% t,b, enorfer affects to feel surprise that a priioner of ertir,lp eons %sift of treaties, should be so basely murdered. The %drier is not surprised — the Courier could not expect Ints . thea this. sad ten thousand other foul sots of villainess, cruelty, (Sore this being who has committed them—the Courier cannot be igno rout of the fate of Lacy and Poriier—fhe Courier cannot he ignorant of the bloody and malignant dispositioes,ef • the wretch Ferdinand, and the holy hypocrite; his coafessor-rtia• Courier's surprise is all cant, and nothing else. There are many good leen yet who preto the Tory to this Whig system of politics. We appeal .to these Men. Ye are sere they cannot now be blind to the effects of their opto.ionla • —they have atrueggd long, and at last successfully, In Order to seat Louis upon the throne of France, and Ferdinand evn that of Spain—ten millions of human beings. alarm the peace of Amiens, hove perished in battle to accomplish these objects —9OO millions of money are owing, besides upwards .of Stri more that have been paid by Great Britain ; as the petaniery sacrifices in this struggle-20,000 persons have beccivie Beak - rupts during its continuance —double that number have made compositions, or taken the benefit of the Insolvent Debtors' Act—the jails, as well as the gazettes, have been full ; a 4 in spite of the 'mating and continually increasing ingenuity of our fellow subjects in manufactures, meehesteS, sericulture and commerce,therels scarcely one family engaged in trade io, the land, a member of whic:t has not been reined trithin the last twenty-eve years. And yet who are the beings for the benefit of which so much' blood end treasure have been siscrifiTed? Let the question bs fairly snswere '. One a locomotive mass of physical rotten ness, the other a villain steeped in blood and treachery—re :•t exactly the murderer of his own rather, like tie depot of t At north, but the felon who style from him, while alive, his crown. The perjurer, who cnutl "Smile and smile, nil murder wl/'.le he failed." the affected saint, who, w orki tog op so the ba , er passions of the superstitions multitude, acted the Tailsr to vie Virgin Mary, while be committed crimes of a dye so deep, that no veil could conceal, nor mantle cover them. Look at the other side. The Corres were as frailty as •Fereilusati, but of a different crime. They were crintidesq Lenient. The whole population of Spain are now mourning the absurd moderation that governed their aottilwn A treion vagrantly guilty of inntriterab!s crimes they nut only pardoned but af:owed to exercise the daugerons duties of a monarch. When they had to.secure their liberties, and the lestependenee of Spoilt and. Europe, they rejected the offer of three French regiments who wont' have been folloarti by others; and instead of consilering the liberty of every oat on as being engaged in the seine ciuse with theomellell they chose ta her to work out their own freedom by their Own 111 sane, than to irritate a tiorernment which bad already sworn their destruction. Moreover, in their do. t o e ssio . policy, they were most blameably mild and usede derate. Ferdinand ha I committed tree on upon tederate, and they were fully able to prove it—Sir John Downie and other individuals were p.ilpahly engaged in their ore - throw, yet instead of exercising that sound firmness vehicle such guilt called for, they not only permitted both to escape, but the one, in spite of his enormities, which made bun lower than the lowest of mankind, to coritiviue their ac knowledged and protected monarch.. Their mercy+ hall been to them and their country a curse, and they are now reaping the dire effects of it. When we look at the leniency of the Constitutional Government, sod compare, or rather contrast it with the horrible cruelties of the re stored despotism of France. of Naples, of Sardinia, adsi of Spain. how much must we wonder that any one among us. having the feelings of a mon,could ever advocate the policy. of a Pitt, a Percival, an Eldon, dr a Castlereaelt..by;whoui such villain. as' their monarchs, and shch steeds• an . :lli murders of Ney, of Poriier, of Lacey, and of !beg*. were extenuated, excused, and eve n applauded ! How dreadful is the reflection that when we become politicians we forget all those gentle and amiable charities which hilt •us to oerkind! . . Pant Itiego's mnider will be the prelude to a thane el others—not one crime coals! he he ace used of, entre 044 he vote.l for the removal of the King to Cadis—for' his bOttor protection—that King who, adding bypocriey to his other detestable crimes, had affected to Riegm's bosom fiend —to confide in him for assistance—to consult hint Opted his measures—that King who- bad- repeatedly swot n•to protect the Constitution—to grant amnesty to all—OS make eietry one see both in plersorVand'peoperty—Rlekelo his Wall appealed to the King whethei he had not invariably shoe a hint the greatest homage and attention—the croweed trai tor was deaf to•the appeal—may the King of king', when he shall stand before another tribunal. listen More fsvotac ably to his cries for mercy ! . . . ., .. s ' We have the stiongassurance df raid). that " an thipego. work together for good." that " tee I f orel Otpaipoteat reigneth, and that however mysterious and apparentlyit congruous to us msy appear the ways of !' who prides . the whirlwind and directs the storm; yet we knownthei .. that Almighty Being is " too wise to err.,•' too good loose unkind. otherwise we should wonder Diet such a cotta as Riego dies on the scaffold, dr that such a usOniter tut , oldie mind reigns on a throne—but ". u H eleta rc i rrsed es t every a" b rr oires al • .", , 411 :, .. . The Sod war have a piltiorbilidi, ' = Bet sweet will be tliefloircr."- ~ , It IS perhaps Well for Spate that she has td entiont Mate tyranny before she again pants and strpggles for litany, The sad narrative of Riego's Buttering; oed Ole g"; .p . t t il he enshrint d in the mettiOrydefery Psit . ilet.:Triiioyi .11 1 , tonne's his noble spirit . by tbe balm& mdignitleiste 14 seierest painoyet his last action was o selile,.end hinT4r , speech a prayer for his roe ntry. Aft,er being stuniciredi" . „ one of theglOomiest of the (lath rills el` the krvipitio4 l , was dragged by an ati tliroegla the principal streets . 41 Madrid -he who, but a feW•montlis s ogh,soo• the t b.p s t r . general joyo•his mode' siVelling to malty a elapse— deeds sounding from Many a guitar—Was ooked to ditto. io upid brute in tha eteetion i to Ite tau:toe:l and mil'. execrsted and spit upon by the lowest , ao4 Meartent.. sp.i bloodiest of man—yet a 'holy art 4 4.no,st nifeartlelyig; p'acency shone on hidistitoly lab se—lie apProaeke foot of vest 'sceffold nbieis mil tp . be ii, 440 pornol.tetet.„ bright eteeditys4e seemed flier Ossottle4 it, sell via...tes the 'Whose army of freedom's martyrs. who were reedo e i fos • receive and bail their brother —ket •phrliftli ifiClATlPiot 6. o.pneverett bitte—the . b*uut crud 1 . 1 of his accdok 0 iof t . . tOrers, by hoofing Islies with unbearable fitters, and eomeil , , Isis lees to .well and bc•owna nearly eerle , ll -he smiltd Rk . *et "gilthet, all the liorrril rte. ittidnetteas lieepaiiriir fee Ceormiac work; a tai of elLer au i Wetter days gisained ..,;W RUSSIA. • Day Is publlsbed,lb Sy°. illasir.ted lit* coloured Plates 'or Cowman, die. Pilo.. 10a. 64. in bds. A J OURNEY f r opottoA to the CRIMEA, by wAt of ittEX ; some A &mast of the Coltipiga , sod of the ManostrottaitellAbmi of the. cotasiata arNew Weefi: - "To atteklitago4 a Siesead of Notes rola : alogsmelliisVOMerertgrit. -••• „ 16.111ittootchlAitt 114,1,ftlyingsm. doms.tierm one of the , tildlartriVifigi iad boatel twitribotions which this bromob of Oar Litoestaro has Witty raveived."-41taroiy Semen. Aug. t. ul^ Inljinc lea.VP. of Nrs. Holdarntss. we . have greet plea ' maw Is assuring herlhat her estivate makes a near &pingo/lam "Vatotallaisort of work 'blob we are glad to encourage from lidentgen; Foatish residents abroad. it bears every where the • 'map erred Seise, observation, and truth."—Quarterly its slew. No. N. 4-.1:woo: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and co. Paternoster IPORAGE.frvs.--Osb, thy. and Straw, to ills Maje.th's revelry sea Add.' (erythema In Barracks and (Jabs in Cantsumrote and Quarters, in the undermentioned Berke. Hants, Norfolk. Dorset, • Lancaster, Northinnbeiland, Sues, Middlesex. Sorry. That the deliveries arc to reinfornee (mend for the 35th flay of January nest that Propmials Ia Writing. sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be reeeivell at this trdire ea or Orlon- Titesdar the Itid day of December mat ; but 40110 will be received after twelviseiclucit on that r . • do r repose% most he made separately for each County and Islam,, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales. all of which most hb included in one Tender. as also niust the I +lands of A ti , rney. Geernseyousd la, and each• Proposal moot hare the tduer which is an te the Tender properly tilled up. by two Persons of Idimmt property engaging to become boinid with the party ten dering — ln the amount stated In the printed ',articular*. for the doe performance of the Contrast; and no Prunesal will he noticed unless made sit a printed Tender, and the Prices erpiessed in words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no troops siloolfl be supplied by singe of the same, the amount of the Stamps no the Contract and Hood, paid Ia the first instance by the Contractor, shall be re funded to him. Particulars of the Contract mar be had upon Application at these Cham bers, between the hours of ten and four. P. Id. Samples of the Dread and Meal may be seen at the °Men he tween,,the hours of tweire and two. The " Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets ease l reery Afternoon at Two s- and passes through Baidock., Bigglesiva-le Egtois, Bunkelen, Stilton , Was ford, Stam ford, greetham, Grantham, Newark. Tulford. Markham, moor, Retford, flowery, Doncaster, and Perry-bridge, sr rives at the Golden Lton ha. Leeds, next Afternoon, ail S o'clock, in time for the bradford. Halifax. Sktpton and thicidersfield Coaches, et minced Pares.—Driven Wove( with four coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages only Bet per lb.—Notwithstanding the suseonsmon• expedition iff this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and l eoniptele public .eonreyanee on the North Road, being led by any other. led and itipon Ni,, Light Post Coaches every Afternoon, at 2,10 in the Morning. [ Gicusgine, Longterm, Gretna-Green, Anita*, Dumfries. Brown ill. Thornhill, Sanrikar Kiln. Calumet. Kliegs- well, and alt Party of &Wilma, a Light #laside Post- Coach Daily. Bridgenorth, Waited, Shrewsbury, Saki* and Holyhead Nov Light fast Coaches, every Morning and 4fternoon. The " Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Morning at (leaner before 7 o'clock. through Radburn. Den , amble, Stoney Stratford, Toweeatsr, Weedon, Daventry, and Dunchutch, to Wavelet' sod Leamington. The " Express," to York, Searboronylt, Whitby, Shield," Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinbargh l aNew Light Four , Inside Post-Coach. with a Chard throughout ; sets oat • erery Morning, by way of Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferry-bridge, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallerlon. Durham, Morpeth, and Eeriest, and arrives at cork the nest Morning, AT RIDUCZO FLAlL—Driven through with a madmen only.—Passengers finding themselves fittirsed on the journey, may rest what time they please, ,and then proceed without any additionatjare. Marlborough and Swindon i'our Inside Day. Coach, thro e Aldboarg Reading, Lausboarn , Parton, Ludington, Pommy Wo4tou Basset, Ram:bury. Hisayerford, bury and Ha itteitead.-41riestv auneeydi.-.40184 one email • wait onto . :ATWOOD) SALE OP GALLERY AND cmuNwr • PA INTINOIL lir. WILLTAMD3 hits the honor to announce that be will sub. • Eh fer Sole. et the Auction Mart, near the Dank of Eng tood, los Fatoic, 12th of Droisonea. at 12 o'clork, tortuti el ifhiy. valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, .. , ti of th;Pahlnet site, the Property of a Gentleman di cif *taboo width mill be found isesetal rare pro tecting% if the , tuition, French. Flemish, Dutch, and English „Itrinpolustortny the attention of Nobkmen and Gentlemen. Ta be viewed on Thursday, cod morning of sale, by cats- Only. (at one Oiling each,) which may be had, at the Mirisood of Mr. WIlllams„-Thronmortoe street. CHAMPAGNItI. HOCK, - MAukfit4, ANu FOAL' M INE. TO WC SOW BY. AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, • . /tithe Attetlou Mart, Bartholoteew Lane, en WICDNESDAI., the lOtb of. Discerns', 1823, at 12 o'clock, . eirrY-EIGHT DOZEN of sparkling CIIAM -110, PAEINFL . Eighteen Dozen HOCK, Fifty two Dozen lAwr • INDIA. MADEIRA, Thirty four WE4T INDIA ;STD, and One Hundred and Forty Dozen of ItOltT. • To be tastrd'at the time or Sate. and catalogues had at file Bur. and °air. Thrnamnrton street. BILIOUS AN I) LI VER CUlt PLAINTS As a mild and e ff ectual remedy for au those disorders which originate In a vitiated action of the (deer and hiliary organs, natnely,lndigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head Aehe, Heartuurn. enelea, Spasms. Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, at^. tee. DIXON'S 4.:61 . 11111LOUS PILLS bare met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever: They unite every recommendation of mild operation whit saesesshil etteet; and require no restraint or conenetnent whatever dating their est. is tropical climates where the consequences of redundant Ig vitiated bile are so prevelent aud alarming, they are MI invaluable and 'Weida protection. They' are likewise peculiarly calculated to barren dig nities arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the ti h, audio remove must complaints occasioned by irregularity at lia! 16111 'hi Moves, at is. fhl. 6s. Its. an I tifrs.. be Rollers, Chemists. is, St. MOWS, 230, Regent Streeet, (near the Argyle Rooms.) Larks. • IVatlAun Place, Edinburgh; Saelcville Street, Dublin ; and by Ws admiral Medirien Venders throueLont the United kingdoin. thillle. Freehold and tease 0 . 4 proud Remits and Retires Fulham, Brightou, and Middla•ev. TO BM Sol.n ' Y AUCTION, • By Mr. WILLIAMS, Al the Auction Mart, on W n . -w ..,, D .1.10.1a14we vs in Lots, OFREEHOLD GROIJ.N 1, RENT of 38L Si. per axes". amply securedapon, and lonia; out of, rare Irises with Fore Courts and Gardens, 'tomato Nos. 4,3, 9,. 7, led S. Vine place, North Bad, Fontana. Wad's's:. on lease lir 9a years; a Capital Freehold Residenes most desirably . Acta. No. I, Prwslois strata. West fair: U.cighlon , adjoining lairraioexe. let ultra. Marshalrainlow rent of 90 guineas pre annum ; four genteel bow fronted brick buil t Dwelline bases ('early eval in edits' to Frs.-11°1u). situate Nos. 8,0, and 11, Earetuont Place, leading from Upper Rock Gar.; s of the estimated value of IS .1. per annum, held. for 73 • rs, free from Ground Rent ; an improved Rent of 221. per "011ake, Imolai/ out of Nine noun.' In Felix street, 'lad Caw Vidge circus, Hackney roar, on Lease for the whole term of. II years ; a Net Rent of2Bf. loi. per annum, arising from Four how Is Edward street, Holton, on Lease for the whole log of A years; and an improved Rent of hal. Ilia. per ann ling out of Throe Hostage and Shops at Holton, held for 06 F—Osecriptive portieitOors may be had at ihe Matt, and of rii.TV,illiatem, 'Flirogmor' on Alfret. • s The Rent Royal Palest Mail, Boston and Loath. tiro' Royston, Canbridyn Huntingdon. Peter:taro', Deeping, Spalding, bpilsby, Alford, Grimsby er Erasing, at half-past 7 o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter Before T. The "Erpr•ss," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coach to Carlisle, Penrith and Whileharen ; with a Guard aU the way; passes through Appleby, Brongle, Bowes, Greta. Bridge, Richmond,Catterick, aorou g hbritlye, Ferry-twidge, Deseaster, Newark: Bantry, Grantham. Stanford, Gree thins, Stilton, Blggkswade and Baldock. Sets out is the Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fa cility, AT AZDOCIAD PAW. Passengers detained on the road, by business or *a ntra, have the peculiar advantage of their nate being se cured is the nett Coach. THE. ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. 911 HE PUBLIC are earnestly warped against numerous 1 13;11.AI - to:vs of 11/oerna Sosomrov's CORDIAL SALM OP GILEIAD, put forth by I unprincipled Will dwls to ensnare and decA ve.The great reputation so long enjoy- Id by that excellent medicine for the cure of Indigestion. Nor ton Complaints, Declines. cud Disteaes induced by excessive Imlntsencies ; aid the greet .demand for it, have tempted the tombless and unprincipled to this nefarious practice, by which seaylamtlids have been irreparably Injored. These irelta hies weird n• t only to the Name of this Medicine, blotto the Advertisements. Wrappers on the Bottles, and every Ostia -1 t h r hill gerark - exeept that which would involve the Life of the ide toe. tamely, the words "Samuel Solomon. Liver pot, ' silenced on the Government Stamp eased to each 101 le; to imitate which is felony. and punishable es alto. Teyiris distinenishing tam* Ittevolvlic attention is particularly *hard. withont which no '• C0111)1.AAL BALM " whatever 111 any elms to the merits of Dr. Solomon's invention-. l'lmetanine medicine is prepared at Gilead House, near liverpool, and sold by Mr. Johnston, Bookseller, No. B, I C 4111411 ; Mr. hanger, (late Bacon and Co.) ISO, Oxford-street gamit New Rood-street ; Mr. Wafd, Holborn ; and. Mr, n, Royal.Exebenee, London, in bottles at I Is. each. ty bottles, containing the quantity of r u ne small ones, The New Royal Patent Mail. Cambridge thro' Ware, Buntingfrwd, Bsickland, 4. Royston, Evening, at half-past 7 o'c'orek. Sunday, at a quarter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Loasdale, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk and Gersten, Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The " Royal Express,' New Light Four-Inside Poet Coach, to Liverpool, in gS flours only. thro' Warrington, Prrscot, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastle, Rudy,, Knosts ford. Stone, Stqffbrd and Litchfield. (ont.* (Me Night on the Road.) every Afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Date-street, Liverpool, next Evening. The advantages to Travellers who honour this coach with their preference are far superior to may other on this Road, as the "Royal Express" is driren Urroughosst with 4 coach men only (3 less than any other coach to Liverpool) —a sa ving to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides the addittonal advantage, especially to commercial inter est*, of per forming the journey in less time than any other meek ; and. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac commodation it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed by assns. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon. to Lansnal. Stoke, Shelton, Bursleto, Tunstall, Lawton, Hardy and Holmes Chapel. Mile is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, AT REDUCED PARES. Chester, Newport, Whitechurels, Tarporley, Nampt wich, Northevich and Middlewich Light Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Light Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon, through Raldock, Biggleswilde, St. Neots, Bucaden, Alton bury, Stilton. an 1 Wand ford. Sunderland, Stockton gad Yarns Light Post Coach every Morning, to the George Lai, Suaderland, xr aseuesa PACES. Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally Ho," to Man. cluster, Winslow. Conglelon, Newcastle, Weisel, Wolver hampton dr Knattford, New Four Inside 'Post Couches, Three Times a Day. Only One Night on The Road. Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches *eery Morning, called " The Express," and also •' The Rockingham," every Afterilers, A? REDUCED PA CRC The " Royal Express," ad* Birmingham Light Fast Night Coach, in 13 hours, sets out every afternoon, carrying 4 inside only. passes through Warwick, Leamington, Southern, Wecdon. Darentry, Stoney-Strafford. and 7'oneestrr, to the Saraesn's Head, Jul Street, Birmi nyhans. early the next nusraing.—Driven through with two coachmen only. The " Express" a New Light Post Coach 10 Hull, Lin coln, Northeare, llowden and Doncaster, every morality, al eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Market Place, Hall, and alto the " Rockingham" iv the afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Hertford, Ware, Horldesdon and L'lseskunt Coach. Tottenham and Edmionton Coaches daily at eleven, Isal past two. five. and eight o'clock. At Reduchd FareS, to heeds. York. and Doneastek: Luggage and Packages st only two-pence per lb, S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully aeqnaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be wet;nuntrible for any Parcels, Passengers' Li:grave, • Writines, Plato, &c. of more than Five Pounds valiie, if lost, Mae , ' or tlumdred, artless entered as anch, and the insaranee paid for accord tngly, at the Saracen's ileid inn, Skinner-steed, flint It toutlou. Is careful to ask for " Doetor Solomon's Cordial Balm id," and look at the name on ins Stamp. • VERY FAST VIM/SLING AI Pen n DPIAL. it4lllsoAtil. MARGATE 10 , 10 Four Inside Coaches, and kee l , 1100 d time, by S. A. anti Co. •SARACSN'd MOUNTAIN HEAD INN, BILINNER-STBSET, SNOW-HILL, LONDON: • TIC followi ng POST IiOACHES, Mails, Jim set out from the above Inn " Rtiyal7Wegrapk," Doter, Deal, Romanic. Margate,; d - !tairs, Canterbury, Fevershana, and Sandwich new lIIIPOrier last Coach, every morning at a past 7 o'clock. consequence if the decided preference givew to the 7'e *WA* roach, Ike Proprietors are determined no expense NeW ho soared to render it the first conveyance on the Init load, The Tally Ho," Birmingham very fast Day Coabh,fiforn iyt si I before 7 o'clock, through Redburn, Market Street, Dissuble, Briekiiill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stretford, Tow limef..Weedon, Deventry, Duuchurch, Coventry, and Stone Iti a ge, to the C: title Hotel. and St. Oeorge's Tavern, High ,_ . B trret. Birmingh am . to Sh foal ' , Wel l ington, B r i dgenorth, ,'„ws•A: Shrewsbury, Salop, aserestry, Nentulch. Bangor, 4 ►afloofirv, Cheat er an d H o l y h ea d . D r i ven t h roug h w i t h 2 wisdom only. yla eunvegu e .ce of the decided preference given to the Tally 0 Wick the P r op r i e t ors are determ i ne d no expense Shull i sil laarad to render it the first conveyance on the Birrnirgham 43: SOyereign," New tight feet Coach to Fehnooth. Ply .Fxeter. Trdro, Bodmin, Pent yn. Ashburton. Totness, softweum. wrytnenth: Dorchester. and Salisbury. every _ at 7; throu g h H oi d ton, Axminster. Bridport. s toekbridee. Sutton Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, wwwwwler sad Ragahot.• r i i 7L Dal Coach to, Weymouth. (driven, through rua tAngem 0410.) through Dayshot, Dlackwater, e. (Wert**. • Whitchurek. "Airforce, Woodyeats. 6P Ristulferd e r ,Deraceler, altde 9/Aar''' -4 11 . 1 $ o'clock in the morning. R. l 'ettrrens • Wrannentli to Guernsey ' Jersey. Cherboarg, °ll, 4'c. every Wednesday and itittrday 1412ernoon +.+~. FROM ,SA,TIRf) Y's GAZbI lE. BANKRUPTS. .osher, St. Stephen's, near at. moan's, Hertford, sollis ...ter, to satiende: Dee. IS, 90, and Jau 17.10 H.sli hill MAW! .Attorney; Mr. Termer, Fore street. tinsbary square. L. W. Williams, osd Aid Ie y eating hodse keeper, Dee. 1(1. OS, sadviegAL at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Niblett, Cushion weft, Old Broad street. lietebtomidc' Vittt• St. Thome, Apostle, wholesale has and butter factor, Dec. 9, 20, and Jan. 17, at Basinghall street.- Attorney, Mr. Steel. Queen street, Cheapside. G. A. T. BruggenLate and T. 11. Payne, Fettehorch build ings, Fenchurch street, merchants, Dee. IS, 23, and Jan. 17, at Basinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Getty, Haddad, sad fatty, Angel court. E. Baylis. Painswick, Gloucester, cloth manufacturer, Dec. 34, 30. and Jan. 17, at the George Coffee house, GI oucester.— Attoroeys, Mr. Recke, Devonshire street, Queen square ; and Mr. Clavdoer, Gloucester. W. Dowling, King street, Tower Hill, grocer, Dec. 13,10, and Jan. 17, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Baddeley, Lemon street, Goodman's Fields. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 10, R. B. Roxby, Arbour square, Commercial road, Middlesex, merchant, at Basiughall street—Feb. 7, G. Meliss, Fenehmeh street, at Basinghall street—Jan. 01, C. Chambers. Steelyard, Upper Thames street, ironmonger, at Basinghall evries.-Dee.49, J. Johnstone, Liverpool, Merchant, at the George Inn, F.lverpool—Dec. 31, J. Moorhouse, Stockport, Cheshire, brok.r, it the Warren Bulkeley Arms lan, StockpOrt —Jan. IU, T. Palmer, Getter lace, Cheapside, silk manufactu rer,at Basinghall street—Jan. 10, F. Rybot, Cheapside, silk isercir, at Basinghall street—Jan. 10, H. Canning, Broad street, merchant. at Basinghall ;treat—Dec. 27, J. Walker, jun. A=bridge, Somerset, common brewer, at the Rush Inn, Bristol—Jan. 17, J. Moorhome, Sloane street, Chelsea, wine merchant, at Basinghall street—Deo. 30, W. Turner, Llangol len, Denbigh, and A. Comber, Manchester. cotton spinners, at the Rtsr ton, ,Manchester—Jan. 17, R. Wills, Broad street, Bloomsbury, tobacconist, at Basinghall street—Dec. 30, J. Wilkinson, George street, Sculeoates, Yorkshire, merchant, at the Dog and Duck Tevere,Beale line, Kingston upon Hall. (Certificates. Se. to morrow.) ON. THE CRUEL MURDER OF RIEGO. BY THE CROWNED BIGOT OF SPAIN. UNDtt THE SANCTION Or OUR HOLT ALLIES; PROPOSAL FOR A GLASGOW SUBSCRIPTION FOR HIS WIDOW AND FAMILY. [ln one of our cola:tins ' about ten days ago, we inserted the concluding paragraphs of an animated appeal to the British Nation which, under the above title, had appeergd in Tile Wavers Free Press, in behalf of the Spanish Re ogees. Of the good effect of this appeal on the feelings of tile gent... men of Glasgow, our Readers found the gratifying proof In a communication from the Editor of the Free Press, which , appeared is our Paper of Thursday last. With a view. to extend the same impressionri lie now take occasion to insert the article entire.) ---- The monsten of the earth Wholvrint to sovereign rule through sem of woods; The oppremilse.atordy. wan-destroying Ababa, Who wage kingdorts and lay empires waste. And In a react wantonness of power Thin gate. of half their subjects, and give up ___ To wapiti,' rut. /WM. We scarcely know, whether pity or indignation is tire uppermost feeling at our mind., as we sit down to say fete words upnn the barbarous murder of the patriotic Riego. The Condon and Country newspapers have teemed for tome weeks past with the minuted detail. connected with the murder of one gamester by another—a man who, if the accounts we read Of him be true. ought to hate fallen by the hangman's cord, rather than by the aasassin's pistol —)et the death of this mural vulture is allowed to take np a hundred times the space that bas yet been given to the foul, filthy.. and abominable butelsery psi committed by a perjured Ktng, under the sanction of his crowned continental brethren. One or two •I'ory Newspaners have eertain'y affected aarpr i ae an d indignation at this cool slaughter of a pri soner of war. The Cu•'rier of London has b •en exrblueing against it, had perhaps the Courier ef (3 la•Eor, wi) other humble imitaton of their great meta:9°l44l proustt, r p•ay sin fhi• Wise hut 'the' bulk of the inintaterial peesses Lave been shame:l23y silent upon the solje.3. Shuu!J .1_ _ - • - ;., • id .d 'is rbt .1-- le- 'U . sb eat tb•