The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-30 00:00:00

ASTURLIS. .. ~.,.. ••••• • .••••••••• •••• ••• • •• The f o llowing correct and eircnmstantial tie. tail of the stold , n and unexpected occupation of the pr.ueipality of Asturias by the French Mill hi acceptable to the piddle.; for though the twin; is not recent, the particulars were uut hitimerthr known : " On the 18th of May a division or Ole eneaktr o l supposed to consist of 5000 ittfaotry antic 300 tom. 'airy, advanced into the province of .‘ollol4as by Ow pass of I.itarh%o, in the direction ofvGangis de Timco ; and su rapid and unobserved . were their movements, that they were :ietitally within two leagnes of Oviedo before this Marquis of Rn. maim vas apprizeel of their having• tottered the province. At eleven o'clock on the evening of t6e .17th, the Marquis hail remind information that the enemy had advauced to Ganges do Timeo, %Oka force of the amount above stated; but the itifortnatitin was not credited, as the reports rc. coved from the &Grew commanders of divisions oil the fronriers gave no reason whatever to ex. fret tho• ad:ince of an enemy in that direction ; bnt At hilf.past eleven a .report arrived, which i stated, that the inhabitants were flying In all di. reetions, lit consequence of the approach of the !puny to the town. At twelve o'clock, Culotte! Uriugata. Aide-de-Camp of the Diarquis, advanc e:l itt tbc dirt whin of 'rime°, accompanied by Qtltriel Carrot, Contaissioner of his Britannic to riot)+, and four mounted dragoons, to ascertain the fact of the enemy's advance, and this amount j of his, force. , it ft itwithstanding all the alarming reports that pvaileel, the Marris could taut even yet Isilietn Lfilig . totelligesice. General Vorster, 'slt seas stititrednt Goitroisel, for the very purpose or watchipg this lioutier, made no mention of th , . enemy's approach ili his last dispatch, elated the l a ith Ay. " At five o'clock, on the morning of the lidh, tse Aitle.de.Camii of the Marquis, the British Commissioner, and their small reconnoitring par. ty, arrived at Grado, where they found a Spanish Gettertil with between too and three hundred men, mostly rectiiits ; sixty of these were imotexhate•ly I met forward to support 4 small body of twenty, detached under an officer, for the purpose of se. coring the ferry-boats at Cornelana, about two leagues beyorid Grado ; but reports received elven at that time st tted, that the enemy had already ob tain's! possoission of the ferry, taken the towti id Corselets:l, and were advancing, in forte about 2000 infantry, and 300 cavalry. , 66 Orders were immediately given by the Cont. missioneraod the A itle.sle,Cant p to sound the a larial belts, which tl'o vers i on to whose custody illt , y l were committed hod hitherto ahstained frOtiii'lliota ing, because the Junta hat given direttioiftivist ; to sing them without Partiular orders.' *11; tht. I press was immediately clasp itched to .thothidetioia Roman.' for a reinfotecment of ittfatoryotintie alts tillerymett, and ammunition, particularly grapes:, shut, to be sent to rho bridie of Pennattc, a very strung defile, *boot a quirter of a league from: t.ado, tot the road leading from that (owe to Ovicalo. At this bridge there were already vs* G•uoutolors. blot badly supplir , l meth ainsonilitioN and iu want of artillerymen. Tile SiEtnash ti...nt. Tat, the Aido.de.Camp, and the Co todost•oser, advanced from Grad°, with about 200 ittfa:ttry, id 100 armed peas:tots ; lint .in their orrival at eeletn. About 4 league iu advance front Grath), they found the onutn• had crossed the river, hag. lag ;lot possession of the forty:boat by the tre.i. chery of the boatmAn and Aleade or aril ' striv e r entrusted with the care of it. The Spanish Ge Ise. gal drew ep his small party, hi a commanding Ito. sition, at the sinew' of Fresno; but finditigithe eAsousy'e fire so Jona' superior, he deter:What° teireat I. the bridge of Posador. The enemy's corairy did not croaa'llio river, but filed to the right, wits the evident Wootton of passing by the bridge of Trutia. " On the retreat Of the Spaniarele thruegh Grade, they fuutol a store uf 'arms, ammunition, and 'weedy, but no storekeepers or magistrates— all had fled; and the confusion and disorder were to, and the Commissioner (Colonel Carrel) very properly took the precaution jo appoint a person oti whose steadiness and fidelity he could rely, to observe and give notice of their advance. The rein tinder of the day and the whole of the night of the were spent in unavailing attempts to float the transports. " At half pest nine in the morning of the 20th, the iiiginey's cavalry appeared within a league of Gijoysi The transports remaining still a.erguyinl, thervonly serviceable vessel in the port. 3 chose-Mater, was seized. The British sol fliers went on board her, anti the Commissioner went before in * boat with an anchor to tow her out of the mole. While this was doing, a shot was fired at the boat, supposed to proceed from scone traitor, as the enemy had not yet entered the town. The cba.oe.maree was, however, safely towed out to sea, and the Commissioner rc. turned again to the tramper's. At a quarter past ten, the enemy advanced cltoc to the town, upon which the Governor fired a gun, unshotted, and hoisted a white tag. The transports were now set on fire by order of the Commissioner, who proceeded' to sea in a b tat. with their mos. One of the ships. (the PloPts) goon blew up ; but the otlwr (thc Tiger) being close to the 'bole, was immediately boardcd, it is supposed, by the Spaniards, and the fire extinguished before it rearhed•the combestibles placed to destroy ker.— The float proceeded to the Dimas transport, which hail hove-to, to receive her. They looked btu ltivatteu fur the Marquis de Rumania, wilts had sailed the preceding night ; but nut seeing any ship there, titey concluded he had gone to whither he had directed Mr. 'White, the Commissary, In proceed with the stores, and they made fur that port, which they reached its safety." &moths LON DON 6,1 Z ErlT, Aug. 20. •••=illlin...- Whitehall, &t r. 21?. 'rim Kin( has h •en t.h.acell to grant the dignity of a Utronet of the Unite I Koigdont of Great- Iltit in and !nitro], to sir !Invert George, of in the Couit:. of Nlttllleseit, anti of Stephro'i Green, io the Coolly of Doblin, Knight, Fin, Cotnnikcionyr for con.loetinz the Traniport !iervice, 310 to the heirs male of his body lawfully b gotten. MILITARY PittnIOTIONN. Prar-O[fice. Auguvl 29s 1809* ed itegi-neat of Life (Inartl4.—Liestroara Richard Earl t be Captain 4 a Trop lith iti.!!iment of Pont, Limitennot Benjamin Halfbitie to be • Captnia 3 rnMp my. filth hntn. Lieutenant•Chavies Campbell to be Captain of ' Compla 951% Donn, I,l••ut•mmot Robert Jo'lmon; from the rot, Font, • t' be•Copt ,in of a Company. 'Royal liark ftnazer,„ Lieltenant Thmmu .Tohnowt, from ew 4th Wert la.tia Itagimeqt, to hr Captain of a Com - _ • stay. HOSPITAL STAFF. Jan.'s M'EtouraU, M. I). to be Plrfqleiao to the Force; Richord Faber. al .0 he pith,; Deputy Pane .or .faites 11•17;:lrter, n :o.lf-trtv, to be Deputy Pore ' , v .,. to the Forces; Surer** ‘$ :Ili vie %VANS. MOM the Liancnpliin• htiliii.y to be Assiiftlos-Sureeon to the Forces. 110SPI'l'AL STAFF INT • POILTI;f: k err-pm. gove,- , 0. J. 'Wary figne to 16. I.iport.ir of 1t...pit:11 , , ender the en oamod tnf I.lentetuot , f.etteral iterc , ford ' • A:- sirtant-Sorreoo Frederick Jebb.efram the ISth Light Dr..- goose, to be Sorgeno to the Force: tinder the command of Lieuter.aut-genen.l fier.ostord dot y : A t -11 rgeovi 11F;111.:ro 'Thonsw. from tile FLiyal 14,0o:cat of -el-. to be Ditto. 14 Batt Joan of the Line. Lieutenant jrwis de BorAtil to be (7:µ/lain of t Comp.ul , , witb.tentpor.try rare:. 3.1 I)itto. Q.9llin !lark! de Bae telle. frwo the Bth B.:ta li h • Major. witb temporary rink. itb 1)Itio, Gtloaef Iftegronwin WIT , III Low. from -the 7th . Banal:on of Cie li;'e, to be Colonel Giomuntait. 7th I)itto, !Major Frederick Boron ;Ail-ker, from the id Boordlelll of MO' ta be I.ieutenaut-Colonel. with tem porar: rook. . a Eth Ditto. LL-oteniog Air zm47•4 Rrome: to be C gitain of a Conipaa ) , with temporary Think. ekNK PTCI ES EN .ARCED. hates Fennell. 11.10 t, ortrlote•moton. from Avg.% to 0tt.14, Itt •leyen. at the liat4 Taseru, Bristol. Tluitn:ss Hart, rtri•,,s. from Sept. 5 to Oct. 94. at ten, ta (St Hutt Tv .ern, • ll3Nxttcr•r.. extreme. The soldiers anti peasants were directed to eiirry as Much es possible of the ammunition to the bridge of 14ennflut, in the hope that as the alarm was now sounding in every direction, the *lumbers would he increased so as to afford a force Capable of making an adequate defence ; hut this hope was must arievonsly diliappointed. Such, however, was the gallantry of the small party with the General, Aide-de-Camp, and Cum 04. sinner, that the enemy were twice repulsed from the bridge, and fell back ; bet having get posses. sluts of some huissesertjuining, and receiving coo. tinual reinforcements, they at length succeeded in gaining the Nast.. 'rhe Spanish detachment res treated to Oviedo, and feet the regiment of 1 3 tio.i mesa, about six or seven hundred striitil., with a Mall parr of horse artillery, advancing to min. force it, but unfortunately too lase the defence of the important pass of Petiallorsl At this time 411 nits ronrusiun al Oviedo; anti the NlArquil Rosana, tiliding higniqf wholly vs itheet , inforniation, deemed it expedient to retire MO his staff to G jun, where he arrives* on the eeee log of the llith of May, having first apprised the - - - NV ill iair. Rilser. 0 I f.iril-atreet. euflek•llloker• 1 * "mender Sept. 1, :it ei-sen, y add Oct. 111.11 t ten, at Guiltball. At- Virnes, .11r. Ileekett. Broad-stre:r. Lt4l,len-square. John 01;p'•ait. fleet -street, tailor, Sept. 9, 16. nt ten, and Ort. 10, at eleven, ut (Oulldlwdl. Attorney, Mr. Allista', Freernace.t•CNllrf, Carnhill. Thoesas Wearer, Cheltenham, innkeeper, Sept. 11, 14, avid (let. 10. at el •ren, qt the !fop ttlarlief Inn, Worcester. Attnenies. Mr. Welles, Worcester; and Mr. Platt, Tan- Geld-court, Temple. rinmas Mark. jan. Thnrsby, Cuntheriaml. tnercimpti Sept. lc, 19, nat (let 10, at eleven. at the lliu lien lams, Car lisle. Attornies. Mr. Birkett, Rand -court, Walbrook, Loa d s and Mr. Pearson, Carlisle. Juba Reny, Stioreditch, &later and e t usiim a ii , Rept. 16, 23, as Oct. 10, at elevea, at Atka-Amy, 51r. Wright, Dovrtale-hitl. I)tVIDF.,(I) 6 I. Sept. IL I. Raker, Dudle_y i Wore •sltr, linemdraper, at _fuels?, at the Nvt 'in Inn, llleallthghnin: Nei'. 25. E. Situnford, York-street, Commercial-road, Roue f.ictor, at 'melee, at Citlll.liLill. Sept. (2J. W. Prig& Ipsotelt, sictualkr, at eleven, at the White 11.1r,e, hum lets. Sept. Enoilin, Portsmouth, shopkeeper, at ten, at Sept. 2. W. trophies% Leman-street, Goridroan's-flchis, silk thrower, at ten, at fluildhall. Sept. 21. T. nut D. Jenniiies. Spalding, Lincoln, hankers, at ten, at the White liar( Intl. Spaldinr. Sept. 2J. T. Gaillud, Craven-street, Strand, mine at ten. at isildhall. ... .. - --, regiment of. Princess of his intention . that re- Oetl. J 11. Schneider, Bow-lane, merchant, at cl..ven, at till 7. itdk.il. * gimes! pronsedril to join Getteeal Balleatcrin.— Sept. 2J. A. Collin*, Mile-End-road, ship-owner, at twelve, That /largos crab iekusl on boat' the Pcilomo i at nuildhati. a l uotson nh i ki s s ta ir an d m a B r i t i s h c omm i ss i oner ; Seti t :t :me ll o . l 7 ol3 . I : a L ic h i r oo p , ,,, f .i i . verponl, draper, at eleven, at .but the Litter returned so shore, in the hope of NOV. ti. J. Tylrell, Maidstone, ironmonger, at twelve, at Setting a two British transports (the Pintos i Guildhall, London. mut Ow l'iger), and came British sid.a.irs and Sept. 21. J. tr . ite. Craven-buildings, City-road, merchant, , a tro, „1 (iuildhaU. sidors ; and alit), if practicable, to destroy ti..' Nov. 11. R. Nlueltene.e. Riot's Arrm-yard, Loadon, liter battery on Coe hill of Santa Catalina, which coat.' ellat ?. 10 at lathe . at Gudd tall. Oct. o. T. Itolioeg, We'll:on, Surrey, oarseryntin, at at Hided the harboar.. The Palostu was to await tuelve,iit tioildhall, Loodott. the sultans of thttetweastlings, .amt (toeing .1,,s Oct. 21.... 1. rere i r i , dh la i reuce-lane, wholesalellnen- draper, sty that Commissioner contrived to send on board Oct. a I. 7 "l l l . ' ..Z t risoUin, Mart -st t, Crutclied-frion, wine-aver her 110 arrabas of church plate; but thorattempts I chant, I* rte. at Guildhall. to act hlittat the transports were unavailing, ow Jae Oci. 1. .1. Buster, Strand, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall.) in soon clrgree to the want of suSciont Stsistlnce I. , , i‘E.RTIFICATES--Scrir. 19. (Joseph Hank., Ilona» ay. builocr. to lighten them, which the tinvertios of (;rjon . , jimia Dodd., Antrr-grot.strcri. goldsmith. . . fail .d to (selfish, though frequently applied 14, .' James Owlish Bmigav, liati.,iit. 'hue-maker ! • ' and thereis reason to think Ise was more than Inks. 4a11016 *Wilt 11 4,1 kinghinui suiligmbelr• ware . , having frequently intimated that tho rns's , yf3eo . rce • mid ‘ l s 'il iu lt i. T aa 3 now lißS ier Hl p PS Aan D ue_ lsl ai oL c, V .Lise ßD.. ussomer. were at bawd, and ttial it was time for the parry! • ••hattasinufactorers. to embark bcfore they had really app rnsa had . leltate Grier, Red Lloo-ssiare, Balboni, and Goatee hr-terrace, City-road, Proprietors of Dr. Thrt^ intimations were, however, not attended 'a/Laicise,. .... % THP, tfts#UN.. • . L : . 3 , ha t Deet.zis, Atm. 26. iffit ItriJihitt's Letters Perot hare passed the Great Seal of Ireland for translating the Rixht Her. the Lord Bishop of Lattantts. and Funs to thy Arelthishoprick of Dublin and Bishoprick of Glandelagh, hi the rosin of the most Rev. Father in Gott, CHARLES, Vaal of Nurtnantott.—(llublin Gazette, Atigisst 20.) His Miratrrv's Letters Patent hare also passed the Great Seal of Ireland for promoting the Hon. and Res. Dr. Prncv Joc.Ei.vx to the Coiled Bishopricks of leightitt anti Ferns.--(/bid.) Monday night last, at twelve o'clock, General FLotro, Corwmumier of Cork, rectivoti an ex prtss from the Castle of Dublin, with an order for the immediate embarkation fur Spain of the Ist regimeot 'uf dragoons, or Ryals, at present, quartered in that district. This foie regiment, which is commanded by the lion. Colonel PE GREY, is nearly 8(X) strong. The transports Ur- its reception were already in the harbuttr, 'AM the embarkation has probably sincd taken dace. There is at Present in the possession of Nil% John GtitEn, of Boltiess, Scotland, a seagull, in good health, supposed to be .3.1 years old. This gentleman has kept it '2O years. , We lately hail occasion to mention a melancholy calatuity which occurred by the siokiug of the pas sage-boat between Dornuch and 'Fain, iu Scut. land.. The following additional particulars arc contained in a letter from an inhabitant of 1),,r -'loch to his frieud fit Glasgow, August 17 :—" 1 have to relate uue of the must awful and the most melancholy accidents that ever occurred in this part of the world. Last Wednesday, being the fair-day at Tain t the ferry-boat, in crossing front that side to the south side, sunk, and the whole on board perished, amounting to upwards of 120. , • person., among whom were Slieritf Al‘Culloch, Mr. John Leslie, Merchant, end Isabel, his. sis ter, &c. There sere upwards of W 'rum the town, and 03 from the parish. It is easier for you ta. r,Ol-eire th Pi for me to describe the sofal situation of the whole town. Tire whole eidarch yerd IS one scene of graves ; and all yesterday carts were employed in carrying the dead bodies to the town. resit of those belonging to the town have been vet found ; but 1 ion hopeful a manlier will Ire foutol tias day. as we hate gut a pet, and are going to try what wec..n do. The boat was over loaded!, and, as soon 03 they left dm land, began to sink. 'nie blame has been much laid on Suther land, the ferry man on the south side, who has entitled, as he happened unfortunately to be on this side dial fatil morni'lg. •Tbe day was qu.te. cabs). Good God, what a havoc in one parish— w hole fnatilies have perished!" ENOrATEI) H k.gt.rit. AT his Nett too freqnently the subject of jtoit and emeriti repnihatitsh, that men, destitute of the tie meals of the medical art, base oilered themselves as candi dates tar public patrols:ter In the professloo of `physic. Fit. the peirpose of doing justice to the result of oar :oodles and emperteoce,:md to prevent us from being classed musing show e a spi,ies, %this". impoileat. pretensions have, unfortunately for society, -beef' too favourably received, cc beg leant' I submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a foithfntehilersent of our pursuits and aeriremegas. After having reel ivad regal ir medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Griudal mid tilir.ard, whose lectiues nod practices me carefully' at tended, as Professor* and Siirretnn of the London Ittupital, see entered ourselves its stati.etij k in that Lastly-erieltrated school fur medical afquireineut., the Royal College stf Eden bor:h, amsd were iodnirted in the ditfi-rent brioche: of. Anatomy, *triter!, I4e theory sind practice of Physic, Vet inisirs, &c. die.by tho s e eminent proft;sors, Drs. Ilanro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton Dencan, and Itotherford. We trust we shall not he deemed pre sumptuous in Q:dyine, that tow proticicsicy.aud acquirement, ale nut inconsitturable. Ha% issi, for a lUng series of sears, made certain complaint% awl the carious disc:vet of . 1)1-:- 1111.11111, toe'particitia; object at diar-stadirs nu e pe a rli er , It will, we hope, he allotted' unit tee nave acquired mipecinc knowled# of their treatineot nod core. Is slight an.l recent eases of infection. a perfect re emaltlishincnt is completed in the thiiirt period of two days; awl iu those of th e 11101441 so- velem', where other practitioer• have failed of socces4, proper peiseverance in our plan of treatment insures to the pritrod a nth• mod radical cure. Amidst toe inelanclioly variety of di4orders villas-are the erects of n hNabit long and most unhappily 'stir-toll by ear youth of 11.4 h sexes, there are taste more alarming or more distre.sinc than thtoe deficiencies and debilities oaten fre quently prevent or embitter the nuttrimounit state. perstuis it must lie it rumpling eetlectiou to knott tient they may now. by n mew and infallible mode of treatment. be re- Mused in that greatest of all human strong, maa lp,aoa vi„ onus esmutution. In oil cases of debilitN, from Whatever canoe nriang, MI well as in every species of a Ter., inih infection, we. nor be consulted by patients of elllsrr sec, with 11w 'realist secrecy nod humour. Hours of con saltation at ;some, from ten to three, and from six in the CVell.• .Ing till ten nt l'utients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their CAW, age, and general habit of fickle, s\c. incliting a remittance for advice nod medicines, when the grime will be given eir *meta nny I el of the kin g lioto. To Matte that secrecy to essential to our endertakinc, the lvt ,4 - wr~ of letters may he acitleA to the i'lccouot for Ctißit aaA CO. fur. wa... Ti'.'. to filniton--nele“. Id A 111 LIMN 1 . is — Utiteit to be regretted, but ititlisputably certain. that utanr peroni:4 of both *cues sir deterred from catering into the married state. by el:Amities, %Lich delicacy forbid. then, to dig:low ; tlicre ore not It fa*, mho, holing already :Dirtied. are rendered iniser.ible, for scant of those tender pledge! of mots& Inv*, nkbasst whiett.! lutapiness us Ibis state b., at least, very precarious. It hos heeuasrettnined beyond doubt, that these rimansuume, an osintseA by a general or partial vela caution ur weakness hi either sex ; equally certain, that the gennino Alt.olllA'r LC LOZEN(II.:I4 OF STEEL are tbe hest, if not the only remedy G.r this fileellN of debt. lily. 'When token into the stomach, they liontediately dir lose themselves. Like a cupour, through every pore, produciug (Meets, at OfICC delightful, FniuVirj, and permanent. 11' hm. the spark of Iffe begins to grow An. the circulation languid, and wie faculties paralysed. these Lose:tges found to give tone to the nerves, e %!.;las so r the lifliMlli spirits, inyictirate the hodl, and re-wan t:de Boopbelc stuni. When uvr; . ston p. los. to depravity tit appetite, - and pallid comae ,lhniver. Indicate uppr.usciiing roviatioldisist, iii d.iict.lr fe male will he preserves!, a.irt restored to Itcdth anti Hitiety by the benign influence of thla medicine. When the defy pass of insogination. or the force of had estionple. Onve tempted ungu,:stded youth into the dangerous lalsyrit.th.: of secret immetlity, debilitated his bad). or impairitt his Ull• derethihr. these lAnrenfes will protect him Irma linger ing dise:pe, the infirmities of pectin:tut old age. auJ a retched dissolutiou. When Ity las arii.us banquets. c.iptou Palitnan eteerts. revrk, the Aim, mod daughters of dissipation have lavaght on thettorive reWattan, imeility,.aosi a king tram .ir nervous comiL* Is, these Lounges bill restort. hmbh nod vig. or 111 the 'Wooed frame, and cheerfulness and a:filo:ilium to the cpis TUE AROMATIC WZLNGES OF STEM. are.pre pared an-I , Att hy the Inventor, Dr. Sedate ft, Ludgate-hill; also, by Appointment, sold at lbiford—treat. mar Pea! street Allen, iii. Unfeeretrfeto. "PPIP•ile th e to„uiMeoli; t:hriy, corner of Sluing ;81161e11; WV. Strand, met Cie 1.% ceurai Coruhtli• Rosa) Each , . oglit 'Stubby ZVI, cheap.iiier Abitaritlige VA, Ps:v*l6ll7B Word s 4:1. Holborn 6 =id a., tither/ die so Ire dna. Price 7). per 114 s, I/ut•v in laded. At the above places tor ,di Ice had. Or. Senate's Tomtit* is fear& Co nplatott. Price ts—ditt. I a bunk which sbvidit be read by (Ivry slurried woman. ,~ . . ..y WILLLA 1 , 41 MOUriTAlfi s 11411.ACI:Ned 111.A0 • SNOW• 1111.114 LONDON. The befit Sr Trnirellen—q•nd Rshs, r,, t, • Liquor., rood tnotlrmar charge, Imo Nunn 0 Conches, Mail Goethe., ste. vei out *ruin Pend lain, Snow- 401 1. YORK and 1,E.E1/5 New Post Coaehes, set net every mere. iiig at half-pnvt lire 'o'clock ; arrive at lark the next day at twelve • clock. The ECLIPSE New FI , log Past Crutch, that carries Four Insides oaly, to York. Nen castle, Sunderland, and Eitio ' beret, by way of 11toseatirr, tirenthain, mid Stamford, every )liming as half past eve (Mirth. Uncommon elierip Trate:Hine! to Liverpool. by Ste New pi s . is P.t Colson, to tow An,;ei Inn, .Ilitre-street, Ltirev , .. pool, daily.--1^..i3 and Vinke9)4l Aew em i t c,, mc k, sollrd the eln:hier, !wt. nut etrry Mornivi at Sewn n'cl..ek, by Hichs anti Co. Ludt. pa ld Pr.terhatntigh, Stilt o f t , A. and I I antilirttin nett RI: .ht Mott Coat*, arts dist crrrrr evening. Coaches from Easton to Ott fekbj. mad Hull. v E a p,to L, 'Warrington. k out f. trd r Stone s an+ Litch tield (:wick, called the E , sse, every evreinc, r a t five o'rlork, to the Crown Ina, rl•i -cropse.stre,l, Li verpo i . Goad' A throttOtont. 8/1111 aittl 11141•TOL Fl.hrr l'ou Clear hfs, thrtutill CI% peultettn, 4:011se. and SlAti.mto.ttairh. 4 . 1'70 • I fornetsiout *rive tit Mr. V.tt.'f, dor tirelusatitt 1111 , If Ali, awl thr La:Aka Tavrril flubm.l--Arerf. fl ytt tts.ttaing. tu WON Bridgewater, Taltfitett, At-. I.ristss new litlw Coarh. railed the Rorki xitton, get, . wrt every atormine, ht eight ts'elnek. Cat tir • four nahles ~r;1 gile• re:war/ably easy, nitit a uard thton4horit. •• throogh StansVr.t. Newark, Retforti, Dones:oer, 4114 Fel t -% _ to4dgr, t.. the tioldess-linit. teed-. next stny at ftll4lll. within:noting the unesansossa expedition of this Utsaca, it-t. al- • lowed to be the mint agrestthie un.t complete. 'white t•ossor% - mice nu 11w North 11.0tia, toga; tute,turdsed iu orvosnoold.ttiOss by stay other. Garo;tog l'oM Coacite., exery a ft er . Kr.% ILA 1., laane-wers, Preview, Wirt.y, ILintairde, Charley, I / malt rk, MP en, at four se'clork . tin.usle.t. tit.4%cow, I.anglroont. tirel.sa Green, Aeltaa. Ikaufriea, Itroos6sll, Thornhill, Simla!' !.• Kilos, Comstock, and all ;Eat , of Scatland, Coalperclu Cortelt, i.ou•r it, Sllll.lll, iloiron Grkstity, Sp &hot, f'4, unit nutingSsou ,tout( ertiy atleranon. IfIAIICwt:bTOR, Stockport, 11acch.41,141. 11 ilutasltvß , rim,- gleinn i .4viesocsutle, Walsall, and Woirds 4 aaapt•osl'44ll.:./acts every aftesnonn. C;uartk-d. C A na.i‘i.r., Pentith, toid W hitettaven. L'o't Conrh, ;cfla with fnviv horAes and Rgunrd all die wnv. naties . B4l..olis inrottgh, A ppletty, (krtahrblge, fitelionosi; Cdttetick. liontughlwinge, Wet:terhy, Aherfor3, thowaster„ gigoi teintn t I toe nctirrit way by eiAltteeet s, t :,/ eke-ay kinruintr. and performs the jot! , . .r t , t,.at..t Passengers cletilpell can the road lty hwiur-4, eR 1.1ra404, 'hare t*lsecultar Advtintme .st title tir.its bent; sevured the must Gooch (with six (.ooChinell/: flu I gvs KT 61, Walsall, Wolverhampton, K dde rmina c e, Stourhrit(gr, tun, I)udley Cuach, vet r c....:i!? •. Sip slam &Aso, Stncitim and Yartn new Cu/PA' tve., .stawning, to the tieurge IM , Soutleeleud: Tenn, Newttntie, and Edinirxtgli ne:v remelt, fserfnnived With a (bard throughout. sets not every mortals* as 'even tielork, ,y way of Ne Wettorit otlicagre, Darin tit►, Northallertoie,l)tteinel. hlorpt•th, and Bernick. p„,., morn /tiding thetatelset inti,-eed, fr. on the lento h ta otay rest what tittle they please, and then priared tor without any additional fare. Witham (.Rasa, Mack Swan, Coney ester, Yntlt, rain Couches ta Seaderlaa.l, 11ull, Searlseloto l , Wllthy ‘ suid other places. - Et terra, Pit tatitith. Falsanath, Thirtmonth, Wry:.lo.ol, Dotithester. nod bait bury Conetues., 'vow mien* at fintris . ritirk, with a (Ward, throng's Axminster, Rriaport, e, . rot 11 ,gs;sol. Larro tt la Ware, dlo4Jes,son, arid Ll,csSunt CJa , ch every otentTbig. &IR 1,3 ttti I', Wellington, and thilainlll Pits the Royal Charlotte , every rill. WO, lit !kW' st clunk. (ittarde t. Su reel eta) lisitherlinin Post C..arb, called the , leghatn, ever.: latonrui Fest Coach, throng's fteeprfe and CacSecid, every 31urning at a Qual ter 'Kroft: SA•ven MAXI:II(4IAm Mercury Post wog (7itar.l, revs out evsliy aftentoort, stivi emits's Piraiistratilt next day :tt wee. Faxsesby ttzford, mud Skystrese, Si, toe So facest'solleadigliall-street, . Ds %co NSF I etas, xbridge, I)enhaus i nn-1 new Past Cluuh , every afternoon hy Richar d Watt*. mid Cu. Ito LI., NOlihelltle, I lowdlint. Teorne, Ifotica-ter Post Ceaeh, every morning at wort' o'clock, to Cie Bail and Sea 11)torticatc, Tort 7N 11 %II nod Edmonton Coach, daily, at half Ivan ten, half pat in u, half past four, turd half pea %erre n'dtick. W A at,' al. 1.1, i'llicil'iterh,calle.l the *cloy • Wakefield, to the Stafford Asses, Wakciteld. N. B. heavy 1%441641a Luggage, Goads, &t. conwyed by the seder-ineistitinell Wawa 's: 111‘5, 'berries, fliatigay, , Bury, air/ all pails or tor.. 1011. every Monday . Et ultim o Fly mouth, and Eithonsult Fly Wag/gamy doily, cher ) ul gtrods tout pas..engers, as usual, to ail yafts.of tie West of Limland. . mge,,aaaountt, !tiewhnrv. ud Rerulivw;e o itct Taeidar. SIIVI 11A UPTON, Wibleillrater, Routury, -4.yadhint. 114 m. igjon, Clirt,frhunch, Ringwood , FiectleiciwiAo. Poole, Isle of %V Elie, Jersey, nal thieriuky Waggon.: dills. Su r nun r, Htunptint, not Twkkeehasn, twice ..-monk . U X XX i mat, Iver-Nettni, Samisen, 'Jaye., and llilleoded Cart. t wore a- wee C tit ssersTrst,Abitts , lllenlev, three t !me. a- T . : !-01. 4400+11 4V ryas, ‘Viewliester, A 'rest; ntpl ooa t every munisat. WM. MOUNT AIS nod Co. rexpertfidly acrptaisit itrit aid Ike Put•iir. tluit they will ii.rt be arcoutitaint4 or toots Parn-I or Loggare !cc. of ;awe than Five Pomo* yorho, testi ter data aged. tatlei; entered as weir. ana paid few s►t•c,.r .- Ltßly nt SIM Saracen's Ilead Inn. Son .trill. Loudon. TO TILOS. TA YLOrt, %W. 1 .4.). 9. KLW BR/ OLIL SIR I: CT, LON DON. STII, ICOs' stoga it bat an act of jostle° due to the merits of your LC IIC F.'S P.llll Ni . r PILLS, to (wawa nicatetlie follow mg Cure which has recently been yeah-m.ll bs Orin :—Ati sicipsoinuatwe of mine, t•ltfs.).. CA: oreA4:z entitle . an old Ve,r'real Cuarpf.tat tattenited Iry a cerirpticirS don of disorders amine therefrom i, was re.t.wid almost UP a Skeleton, and although be bat the belt Mollie-41 Advice n Web ' mud be obtained, nud tried a variety of Patrol derlicipvi, no thing eutrid he procured which seemed t o sc. *.alt his a, - or to do hien any service= he remakes la a mot rederent 'nod pitiable aintaforts for Pals years. sertble to folio- . ~;, prof es se w ., amid scarcely able to u al k, or even I .staasi riot his legst in tics, ar Ilia win knew trim ever sappounal it powilate fur trim to rec.- 1.W.: • Ite u.s. ads Led nt loot to tr j your LE AJCI:.'S PILLS —he di 1 so, ail berfac itrictiy tw the d,iwipsionis Omen r int tiscro—be had nil taken noire tipic tau bores hyper hernias an alteration fur the better; ISt; encouraged trio to proceed. an.l I v talini a few bor.. mare he f.oorti his rippttile sal/ streaelhowlually retinal, and iv no* a...healthy and as& as any miu I !cairn . You an tract:one. Sir, to rek'r ary..pete. pm tome fo; acolifirmaticu of the above ireeOirret, if k *mild b. doubted. . I tun, Cir, nor obedient hatable'. f,•l,rar. Fettliiinte, TirOgrIVIPII4. July 10.18).. . Prepared out sold h: the 5.4.. Proprietor,. 'rIIOS. T.ll LOU, Mera.r.r of the Ito;,al Oiliest ot sar g eogr, Lrodun, A t his Ilowe„\ E n 9, New juti g ebisra r li, Where,Afte. a residence of more tlyarno, voiNion,tae, - ii..rptkrticulttily directed to the Cwt of Veriereal Coro. , plaint., and dried ineidental to the PAN ot'lletrestikori kr 1... th Sete:, with that iiivi.liatik Sionfrry s% :tech Nell Orkin Pro ries.iou shoo ; 4 alit A% ~ ob,..ri o. llr 1 1 . 0 :ets illtallf,Arik 0 1 Advice and ~ . .i.lato c he grantlt.4olv :4.in:tillers to per iling' tit kieg t hi. Medina.., n ill 1).• esteitnieda Iliiketrotog putioc.aitviadv.att.l 4 e .c.h.loor to tie 0h4..i: , tud viii.l of ain..iguity. Tory are al.o.nbi, hs be nyto , intment, at the Performer's. ii. 112. N. .A t(miaif-street. P4m-Moll ; Mr..ltrptittre's 'Cup. soap, No. kb, k)% I.irtt-,trce(i Mr. llitilorettirh, ..... k soh mrret-Mll, 11...111. oitir I.ite Cite :t1.59.6,ne.,1 t :4134 by hue Per- Sim in every eon.' leraMe town ii littglaiol. Se. In MOM of ouly 1... 9d. each, se.eird up Whir 4A s plwa defection,. whet-eh) per.ust. of liter sex trw cure tneoweitreo wito rust and teeters. N. U. fArr, llo‘ sold in Great Mkt& is aided up with a. Siang), nn vi arra, by fovea: c!' LW' Comm sio.yrs to printed, at the - it.onsi-Dice- t. flsoL•r...cri. 5,5 V is itfridge ,fr=et-10 imitate ',midi I. Monty, amhill whew ore rouotcr.. felt '- LON IN . isiorsi 'lns) M8114648(.01 t• v v CLL, at Se TATIMIAP Xs