The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-03 00:00:00

• • • _ . . 71, Me'EDITVR of THE STATESMAN. Stu—Your cottontail, which heretofore have been filled with ptodustions.grattfil fo tfreedom, and escfl4ll to usankijo4. have for boon polluted with a palv t iAloa;filit4,betWitit lathe idle people, and the 4ffititgrs'of a playehouse. Is it not a shame, that, ille:op4lie miktl i harrass4d land -goaded as it is by Vile pirate i sstrits , fitted wit sills such intioirra/aestiA and attended it; its exectitioarpth. eiteitm,tatt. ccs, which loudly call for yffleatigotioto, should be diverted from the proper objd4i oaf its attention, by the arrogance of 66 a masterlf mummery," or the duel between two men, who, regarditss of the laws, haves() grossly violated them, by that trans action...though placed on a pinnacle of rank (ruin whence their (sample toast have a most pernicious elfect. . , You have noticed a report, that his Majesty has expressed his displeasure on the recent conduct of these men I How do you know that ? Haw can you tell any thing about his Majesty's scud. aunts on the occasion ? What reason have we to believe that the sentiments imputed to his Majeste are such ? Has his Majesty dismissed them from his presesee2 Has lie, indignant at their outrage of the law, their contempt of his authority, struck outptele names " with his own hands," from the list of Privy Counsellors ? There was a time. when the name of - a man, whose memory war. ever be dear to the People of England, was struck out, fur having given as a toast, " The Majesty of the People." This act, so much lamented by a great portion of the public, was, doubtless, the I rend' of the advice of the Minister of the day, to the best of Kings.—He had confidence in those advisers ; and who can tell what arts were used to alarm and influence his mind on that occasion. But, with respect to recent events, then can be but one opinion on rho mode to be pursued--if duelling is contrary to law ; if the rank of the eulprits renders, by the force of example, the breach of that law more per. niciohs, these men ought to receive every mark sure expression of his Majesty's displeasure. But, enough of paltry, arrogant players, and pistol. nig Ministers of State—events of infinitely more importance demand the attention of Englishmen— Is there to be no inquiry respecting the (Were of the late Lxpeditiun?—a tannic which has rendered the Administration of this tousttre the score and corilearpt of the COntitteha V Europe. Are we to hillelikier—inteeminable war ? Or' Ivill the deletkat gadeliatured people of this coins. try. believeOiliVikeense thew imbecile characters are about to ''take sonye fresh associasee in their • reade, it Wißliiiteitftiv be careiediontavillt more ad vantage ?•—!Vilit&ableinfatiegeion I abesu, theta, my felloW.comitrytnen—rouse from *is torpor of mind !--this fatal indffertance -minuet be too se. wetly reprobated. Call pour neighbours together -.conduct yourselves with firmness and decorum .—approach the Throne, and express in manly but respectful terms, your anxious wish, fur a full and open investigation of the causes of the failure of the late expeditions, which have so woefully " dis. appointed the hopes and expectations of the Na. (len," and covered the projectors and the coin. menders of them Kith shame and disgrace—be seech his Majesty to lose no time in adjusting the differences' with America ; and filiallr implore him to seize every expedient consistent with the honour of his Crown and the welfare et his subjects, to procure is general pedal. Liverpool. Oct.:10,1-09. G. 1,... ....____J. , The great number of ships usually employed in the coal trade, which have been taken up by Go. vernment this summer, is uno of the 'causes of coals being debt at an esternioelepeiete., It will relieve the trillltteifroak its Colttittuittlqt, if the Le. gislatnre ,node'` allow a greater oenantity to be brought to riOttiloss by canals. .lie believe the quantity at phObt it littlitzd to 514400 tons. It would be tat halite servivivitanderse were intro duced in the Aetritirinew itharefestriction to be taken off nheat.ver fifer- prior is berme/ a certain medium. Fifty thousaaltiatons is, equal to about 31,000 chaldruns. The consumer will do well to order only temporary supplies, which will lessen the demand. A number of ships have lately re. turned from the transport service. A Gentleman, on leaving the Boxes of Covent Garden Theatre, on the Piazza side of the house, on Wednesday night, was taking some money out of his purse, which contained nine guineas, when a person running against him, knocked it but of his hand, and the money dropped on the floor. A man, who had very much the appearance of a gen demon, was very of in giving his assistance, and keeping off the by-standers. The money was all found but one guinea, and thy Gentleman was charged by a by-stander with picking up two, and giving only one to the loser. He offered to tan. dergo a search, and the lost guinea was fulled up Me right +sleeve.- He was Wm. iitio custody, bee . was rescued in g oing under the Piazza of the Play house, towards Bow-street Office. Last week, a peewit of the city of Durham, Inc , - the 'displeasure of some of his eliastbing his wife, they resolved :fligy, which was dressed up fur Thursday, and a pour half ideut • bawl through the streets, that , ,t day was the time intended to in execution, 'a concourse of ... The effigy was produced, and female figure (said to represent Isis ••.r), was carried through several , .nmts, . , umber of people hallooing, till they came opposite the person's door, where (he' effigies were committed to a fire prepared for that , purpose. ; . While the figures were burning, some i . of 'the populace, either feeling or pretending to i feel, some stones thrown oem the back part of I the leotise, they . .taktitlitthlinlown the window shui'ers, brokypv . . ~ un•Or glair, and destroy. Ic es ed the whole fir the •Of - Ne Windows in the front of the ttiF f e, ' bia s :thd 'Makers:ond Ceuta. bid fortuaa etit mime to, cite pleest i l Mid prevented any further leis ..,,,„ . . -'' • r ' . Last week Am. feWls* OW !elite Alhithans, pitanoth, so e feltnati_h ? ray , Niece, with aged French prisouen, to cache* air old Eustis's. prisoners. • 4 -" fAza.t • - having incurred t neightiours, by eh: to burn him in cifig that purpose on T 1 bat* prompted to the evening of that put their design ii pertplC aisernbted. with another teen) supposed paramout streets, .with a nue . • • 'S! ••• ; • - 01,0 MALEY 7 hur,pday, November 2. Joh* Williams and George Bracken, indicted for stealing a quantity of paper from the office of Mr. IVilkes, Printer, in Chancery-lune, were ac pitted. Pat. Cana was capitally indicted for stealing a gold watch, the property of Cul. Blake. It appeared from the evidence, that the Prisoner had been invited into the Colonel's lodgings by his servant, who had formerly known him, and had taken that opportunity of purloining the watch.— The prisoner, when taken into custody, delivered the watch to the person who was the means of ap. prehending him. The Prisoner, in his defence, pleaded ititosica. Elizabeth Johnston was found guilty of stealing a silver watch, the property of John Oakley, in F his dwelling-house, the 23d =,===iirommi MIDDLES EX S ESSIO NS. _ Yesterday being appeal day, the Court was cm. pluyed the whole thereof in hearing petitions, and deciding upon determinations of Magistrates in pauper cases. The Court sits this, day to try the rest of the traversers and the prisoner,. CRY. ' •:L f • EXTRACT OF A LETTER. " WC are here all in a state of the most dread. fill disorder, owing to the opponitiou between the citizens and Lord Gros►enor, at the bend of the Corporation, in the eiection of a ncm► Mayor. The Pit at Covent Garden Theatre holds no com. flail as it appeared ycster. . clamour and uproar' of par-. down the culprit's bar, the in table, &C. I ne►cr be lt continued with increa•t.d ioei for transacting business adjourned to nine o'cluck business respecting the Mayor putting up Mr. Evans, his and Mr. Seller, the popular Is was elected by a makirity Body. The election of Sheriff, with the Corporation, is on the one side, howe►er, and without much system; riends ha►e opened sixty-eight away thousands of ribbons. Exchange, and in North_ shut all the day, though ----- itltelligence is said to have retched his MA/Eid- Tv's Ministers, that peace between Turkey and Husain had been concluded;' and that one of the conditions stipulated for by Russia, and consented to on the part of Turkey, •tyas the cession of Wallachia and Moldavia. A letter from Portsmouth contains the following 'paragraph : " Au. extraordinary arrival came hbre in the Frederickstein ) from the Mediterra : h; no meaner person than MANOWED Mow; ra liAte, Ito Indian Prince, who being driven from his dorninlons by a powerful adversary, travelled over-land to the Emperor of Morocco, and came to England in the above named frigate. THE CIIURCIII MILITAXT.—A letter from Had. dingtots, dated October 13, says —" A fracas of an uncommon kind happened yesterday in our church, disgusting to pious people, and nut very creditable to those immediately concerned. The Convenor of Trades, who, it would seem, is not a great favourite with the Nligistrates, being re fused admission to his scat by the town officers, at a morning service, was irritated thereby to ' such a degree, as to go round into another seat, and thence, at one leap, place himself amongst his worthy brethren. At afternoon service, the Magistrates having previously resolved to resist each an intrusion, when the Convenor apprkeried at his post, and attempted to ipring again into the magisterial seat, he was Cake knocked bark try one of the Magistrates, though ultimately, h) persisting in offensive measures, he regained pus. session of the seat of honour to obstinately con tended for." On Tuesday last Mr. Alderman Scholey . laid before the Court of Aldermen, a statement of an the circumstances respecting iiarriet Jagn, who KM been. brooght before hiin i and by his rbrec. 'teas taken c•re of as a lunatic; upon which titi City Solicitor was directed to take the proper Measures to find her legal settlement, in order that *he might be passed to the most. Wednesday night, or early yesterday morning, the library of Joshua Casamajor, Esq. of Cut. heel, Huts, was broke open and robbed of a nittn. I bex of valuable articles, consisting of busts of 'llntinetit men, and some articles of plate. There is reason to suppose that the thieves made thar wen pc to London. Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest was held at the house of Mr. Hadley, Montague Arms, Mon. [ tag ue.square, on the body of a bricklayer, who P iall from a scaffold, in Montague square, on %tied ' nada) , last, and . was killed on the sput.—Verdici Accidental Death. An uninhabited house in Soho square, in which the late General Win Word lived, was ro;abed a few evenings ago of coppers, lead, and other portable property. The robbery was committed before the watch was set, - mid the thieves made their escape with their booty. Several houses have been lately stripped of lead, and many pipes have been stuleu from mews and other places, and ;t is necessary that the public should be on its guard as much as possible against such depreda tions. The Police should look to the fence shops. A melancholy accident happened near Dover, on Friday evening lest :—A galley, with eight persons in it, having been to St. Margaret's itt the afternoon, on returning in the evening, ening to some mismanagement (as it was nearly calm), the boat was upset, near Widmer, a short distance from the land. Three of the men swam on shore, i procured another boat, and immediately put or' to the assistance of the others, two of whom they 'eared. The remilning three, - et:. /loin. Smith, ' boatman, Serjeaet James, of- the 12th dragoons, and the master of the canteen, were drowned. I STATE MAN. CiikSTEP, Oeron J partson with the Town day, so treat was the el ties. They tort dow benches round the co►n held such a scene. I violence until the peria expiredi and the Court this thy, when the b►ts was disposed or, by p Lordship's choice, am candliete. Mr. Evans of the Corporate Body. which does not rest strongly contested : o only by canvassing, a] but his Lordship's frier pubiie-houses, giving a The shops round the gattsetteet, have been niarket-day." •••••••■•••MMI .P 0 LIGE. M A !quo v. House. —Yesterday, Georgediribam, a soldier of the 10th Regiment, was again brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged with extorting money from several persons, pretending to have skill in curing disorders in children by a charm.— The person fro,o Bishopsgate-street, who formerly made the charge against him, repeated her evi. I'ence, and a great many others complained of the risoner haring extorted various sums of money from them on pretence of healing diseases. The Prisoner pretended to have been intoxicated, said he did nut know what he did, and was willing to give the persons orders on his regiment for their demand. lle was sorry for what he had done, and produced a furlough from his reginsentat Ash. ford Barracks. The Magistrate finding he had been as old soldier, ordered the Clerk to write a few lines upon the back of his furlough, staling the nature of his offence, for the instruction of his Commanding Oflicer. IMERICAN .STEAM-BOAT. The following article we have copied from an Aniericanpaper. It relates to a new invention, whereby the power of steam, which is of so ex. (elusive use in this country, is applied to thu pur. pose of eavigation : " The steam-boat," it is observed, " cer tainly an interesting cariosity to strangers. To see this large and apparently unwieldy machine,l without oars or hails, propelled through the ele ment by invisible agents, at the rate of four miles an hour, would be a novelty in any quarter of the globe, as we understand there is none in Europe that has succeeded on the plan on which this its conbtructed. " The length of the boat is 180 feet, and het width in proportion, so as not much to impede her sailing. The machine which moves her wheels Is call , d, we believe, a twenty.funr horse machine, or equal to the power of so many horses, and is kept in motion by steam from a copper b•iiler, eight or tan feet in length. The wheels are on each side, similar to those of watet.mills, mid under cover ; they are moved backward or fur. ward, separately or together, at pleasure. Her' principal advantage is in calms or against head winds. When the wind is fair, light square sails, Ise. are employed to increase her speed. Her ac. commodations (52 births, besides safes, Ac.) are said to be equal urines's:dor to any vessel that duets' uii the river, and are necessarily commodious, as all the space unoccupied by the machinery is fitted in the most extensive manner. Her route between New York and Albany is a distance of 150 miles, which she performs regularly twice a week, some. times in the short period of 32 hours, exclusive 'of detention by the taking in and landing passer. ten. " On her passage list week, she left New Cork with upwards of 100 passengers, and Alba. 14 with 80 or 90. Indeed this aquatic stage of Albany bids fair to attach the greatest part of the 'travellers which pass the Iludbou, and afford them accommodations nut exceeded in any Ober part of the world." . 1 • . - It having been stated in several of the Papers, that au action bad been commenced against Mr. Et.crsron, fur having declined to perform at the Lyceum, Mr. ELLISTON has addressed the follow. ing Letter to the Editors of these Papers:— " Stratford-place, Nov. 1, 1809. " Sti —ln your Piper of yestenlit? Tf it ififett that the Proprietors of the late 'fheatre Royal in Drury.lane have commenced an action against me for a breach of articles. As such a statement Might lead to erroneous impressions, I take the liberty of informing you that it is unfounded. It is true I have been threatened with an action, be. cause I have declined to perform, under present circumstances, at the Lycenik.; but, at this mo. meat, no such action has been commenced. To threaten is common ; to eaccute, not Always quite lateral. so easy. irk, off St " As the idea, however, of an action against me Itursdat s u, has Ilene abroad, I think it right, thus pnbliely, . Laward V*, thltst to mill on those who have talked of suck a area.rt. mediae* to earn to carry it into effect. They cannot ken mese/are than by showing, in this way, hew Mit. On tat F 1 11 I Faq. ED . el& Auguitoi, the Infant sae o. taken the grounds are nit which they hart thought . Chaties Fiten a/ Pres% ti, Gt to imagine lam under any ties to the Partaor. • Theseateday, at Wuratley, llertfurdsbirealt, I. /Aleuts, ship now acting under licence at the Lyceum. of that_place, aged 64. Oa tie 411th mt. at Nursllor, near %fibrillation, linlverialk " If any of these parties be so disposed, they respe a r d i A m d kr i b ee sed frienii4 Agog eri c t i te m p, the are heartily 'welcome to publish every word of my Re v. . Itithert Groomer, Rec tor engagement with the Proprietors of the late I ' hea. si u r :c; im i em a Y„i n g l a l ;il e a j a u t ihs?ri e N u e , 116:12 ; ef l on l6 4, e Qiitt ct ia n l u b ett ;" t tre.ln Drury.lane. I am instantly ready to an. 0. swer'any statement to which their aiguaeures May No 4 , F;',,Hl e a t Z .Bl l44 a reel,rgittltratiliness, Mr. A. Jones, artist, l. be alised, and to relate, if necessary, all that has On the 19th Mt. the.Htet. f`tetutis 'William Arbuthnot, 4th passed oa this anbject. sum of the tate Visceant_Arbatinet. " 1 have the honour to be Sir Lately, at Ripon, in Titanium, in his /Jib yell., 'the Rev. IsaacTlisil doted, 44 year, V tear of the Cuittrglaie Church there(66 YOU r 111 Oft obedient , , aorvant, who dedicated a keg Mabee the oemcieut teas discharge of lib " ROBERT WILLIAM 81LL1920N." parimslehal deities. . • BIRTHS. Yesterday, the Lady of t:ap:ain Peter Pa. ker, of the oy nl Nay% ' and 13k of hh :11:ijestv's ship :gelpoturne, ;it laii hone in H ellk-street, Caveollesii-square. Of •on. Oa•k" ridav last, the Countess of Iturrowhy was safely deli tered of a due boy, at her house in t44svelior-tipi..re. hI.tRRIRD. • • Lately, Lieutenant-Colossi Harris, clam moo of Lieut.- isatit-Getsend flare is, of Bellllolli, to WS. I)Irk, daughter of Dr. Diek, of Hertiord-street. tie Thursday, at Bath, by the Bishop of Rath nod Wells, the Rev. Maud Foster, a prebendary of Well" Cathedral, tothlary, eldest surviving daughter of Ibe la* Itnheet Tud dray, , gstt. and tame to Clement Tudway, rag. AL I'. _ - I . - 77 4 wlllg' • •• • • RROPRiSIONAL MEN or W HEN Pl ostion oaf iteseomibility rl-., sate fr • . the g,.• •• system, by the scleetion,of a particular branch, tie &o wl , of 11.1.; coutiusted success IS the best criterion of !'‘1..11 . 4 :I/. 14 Foarteen years have We dernied our p...rtice In Cie treatment a too disorders, and th • satyr-eau! result • r true p 1 to Rios 10 'Cilia:Mill and tilt are a ble, the ravages of hose romplanits n-irk are the m.et I, 'portant in the rat tluKttc of human lafirmitus. A:ter iuitiatiun into eves '; each of Practice, we c ur. . tempi led the eutferings or sip4,:ific ad Miiiitested and formed a ;tisk to micire 61441-lank tram tbe ignorance at uitcdurated er the eqa .Uy dangerous pretipitaecy of seer nerd Practit.oners Disor:iers, to theatre of whick we have devoted oar att.-Wipe, comprise every spetim of Pennon! INA-rare. t, se. tiler of x rec:•lit or {wig daratian. AV, ;studs of 14- bai t ," e,herarr arising from the Iflltiol-bo3s, I . iTidt4;ertees of salt ure Nu cruas doe • es P.n. : • result ••: ignerarre, nr twine i.s the treatment of a simple ti t sorrhsca awl knot sofrequemi r happemititat (lie seeds o: life are pois oned by the indiscrci;oll of an unga.rded hour. By a superior niethrr), surfs e-unplitin . , nrr• effiliy and even r. - here others base we tru-. it we may pre stone to ofier'a radical re-establisltuul. f'ew'. however, are the eases of compllealeu di-tress is this Disorder, eompared with tae Cats ultorms situ tti ms of !kts, who, from no iedulgeoce in *Solitary Vire, or the prevalent net of a Fashrouthle Lille, invitee that state of Debi lity wbica is the tutaruidable conulatiselt of vuzli pemiciou habits: Wh e n the unhappy ,utterer Wands over his hat carefully conceals his misfortune. it may be some coas.ilatiou for hint to know, that althoii4h it thay W an object of d•eilit or uncertainty with other pracittionerv, Ow removal of tine deficiencies by the gradual progre.; of renew:Ohm, is the .Ic qui resueht of our experience. It r ile s o f glagehas or Venal have began to restore manly rigour. rale% .natty will be prevented by an early eftWlteritt Ono of this languid state, and in these cams On great difficulty will occur. Bet when this deficiency bas for years existed. a provr perseseranee is iadispensilsly requisite to revive the slumber log sparks of life and to reanimate thaCalletitittitio. •f he secrecy which is su essential to Mr eadertaking, and the qualifientinas which we presume Its state, form the basis of our pretensions; and iu coincidence with such, Ibis iiei inatimi is given, that Messrs. LEIGH sad CO. may Ise cun sailed persor.all , or by letter, iaclosing a Bank Note, at their Hoerr, No. S 9, Arundel-street, Strand, Rear Temple Ban. There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining, and Cie moue on both doors. A Diploma from the Royal College of Somerset in Lon don, and Teatimimials front tot; most eminent Physicians and Lecturers of regular cduc.atien and assiduous attention to the stunk% of every branch of the 'Profession, are open to the impeding) of every enquirer, and constitute a fair ground for that meccas with which we have biths-rto been hon,uired. E. LttOM and CO. SuaGkoss. WILLIAM aIOUNIIAIN,' SAKAcEN'S JIHAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONOON. The hell atvornmorlation for Travellers-(ktod Heds, chore Liquors, and moderate charges. —The following 1 1 0. t Coricht- , , Mall Coaches, sc. set out from-the Sarneetis Head Inn, Snow-hill. GLASGOW, BLIMFRIES, CARLISLIE, YEN, PI;NEIT/1, BROU(IH, APPLEBY, C Vl'- TEItICKK. and BOROUGH/MI IViE, New Post Coaches, every Morning, t ► carry fate halides. YOILK aril LEI:1)S New Post Catiches, set oat every warn ing ai half -past Syr o'clock; arrive at or the next day at twelve ii cluck. • The IiQIIPSE New Firing Post-Coach, carries Your I m edes• f ogy to - to York. !Wilde' I . id, New/cootie, :sot • Edisburgb. 51 , way of Stansford, *.irartiham, ant Don caster, every Evening turf :doming, to Mr. Sow.:rAy's, the White-horse Copper - ate, Ynrk. Uacoorno I Ch eap TraVellin4 If, Liverptiol. by the New Fly lag Post Concha, to the Angel Inn, Oak -street, Liver pool, daily.—Leells and WaKefield. New Post Cones., called the Clothier, sets out every Mora* at Seven Watch, by Hicks mad Co. Lends. STON, Spalding, Peterb.irongh, Stilton, Hinitin k ,:.at new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every melting. Cua.lies from Boston to Sptlsby, Louth, Grimsby WI Hull. LivrarnoL, Warrington, Konisfurd, Stone. and Litch , Sad row Coed, called the Expelittion, every evening, nt Svc o`chick the Crown lath, Itcd-cross•street, LivecpooL Iskhlensdod.shisinglinett. ' INsin and flittsro a. Ming Pose Concise,, *bro. :AA grenbatii, Collie, and Alarthototugh, ever) aternoon; arrive Mr. htav's, the Gres bound Bath, and the Lund to Tavern Thknas i street, flrictul, :xt inoruing. ttrs to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, rice. Lrr.ns new light Coach, called the liticlatigham, sets net every ~;online at eight is'etnek. Conies fora tally, and pies remarkably easy, w ith a guard throughout. Pa ses through Stamford, Newark, Rettord, .ooscaster, awl bridge, to the (Jolden-liou. Leeds, next day at goo*, and ?elan' front thence every Morning nt eight o'clock. Not withstanding the Iblitil•Wiititi expedition ut this Coach, it is al. kissed to he the mnst agreeable and complete pabliv. come).- ewe nn the North" Road, being unequalled in acconnandistion by any other. Known'. Lnneitster, Preston, Kirby, LnitAtle, Charley, o;reskirk, and tiar4ang Post Coaches, every afict notin, offer o'clock. Guarded. (la*snow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Ant4n, I)mM:ries. Brownhill, Thornton, Saiept;i4r Kiln. Caimkia, Kingswell, and all paru tif Scstsiamt, Camperdown Couch, Daily. LOUTH, SpilshvOloston, I lull, Grimsby, Spaldine, Pete,- hope, St Rhos, and Haut t tigdati Coach, sets of ev. ry qftenanon. Starkp4ill, Macclesiteld, Wilmslow, CO"- Alston, N ‘Valsall, and 11 ..!verliampthe Post Coach every afterutain. GeardecL CARLISLC, Pentith, and Whitehowen. Post Crotch, goes with four horses nod n mad till the wily. l'ao , es 'Omar!, lirough, " Appleby, Litetabri , lge, It iehin , nici, Catteriek, Wetherby, Aberford, lbateaster, nod (the nearest softy by eighteen smiles). Set. ow er..rtr Morning. and performs the jotftney with the r,tente4facilit. l'assengen detained nn the rood by Nona..., or plea-lre, hare the peculiar Ady:unage of their Seats being sectirei in the next Conch (wills six Conekustm). it ISM t NORTH oherhamptun, K Adcratiwt. r, Sloarbrittee. and Finney 'Conch, every eveniiic. Rim:wenn Past Caltr:s. through vegnie autl Cnekgeld, every Morning at a ()nailer hef,,re Seven ,i'Clock. Sun nEtt t.A It D. Stuck I,m, mut Yarns new tJacis r%ery morning, to the (Rorie Litt, Suiblerland. You, Newcastle, tml litlitentres nett ('onch, performed with a Guard thr.mliout,. ser4 nut every suarniag .even o'clock, by way of A ewarit, !tett'. Trukmiter, Nordiailcrton,i)urh.vm, Moritet.o, and Berwick. Pas,e..gers da.ting themsci vet I:00mA from the length al the juneney, may rest what time they plea4c, awl then pencreil no witho u t our ,additional fare. William Clart, Black Swim. Coney-street, Work, run: Omelet.% to Boiidcr4vrtl, ?lull, Scarborough, and other planner. • Ha aTCORD, Wark liodtleadon, and Cliesltset Coach. ' real marttleg. BlaltlaGli tN 111 'fimy Post Coach, with a C.cird, sets ant evert afternoon, rind reaches Binuing'iant nest day norm. ,Passes by 0 trout, Barton , owl Shir•took., to the :NA-- raven's-Head, Boll.Wreet. Extrewit & Plymouth, rilsautu'i, ihntniouth, Weyronath, Dhrtlarster, and rinlihbury Coaches, every newliinA at ruer o'clock, with 11 thrvitgb Azioiastei, /heliport, Blandford, tinseirlsbakw, and Bagshot. 8111LaWlnUitY, We11i4,1..0, and Shilluall Post Cach. tle R o yal Coari.,ite, ev..ry. afternoon, ist bye o'clock. Comfit Sir sortri.r.m anti Itotherlialii Paw Coach,the Ingham. every mothirse. Aia•Cit V 6,1111.14 tilthriclge, Denham, and Red/rill new Post Conch, every afternoon, by Richard Watts, and Co. N. 11, Heavy Weightsof Logzogo, Coodt, Rr. calmer , ' by the under-inrationed Wogitoas: T.. Dtss. Beetles, Benny, Bery, and all parts of Sur ; folk, every Mosilh.y. Jig ITER,- Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly W.Aegons, daily. mrryhipt onda possort l iers, a. meal; to all parts of lac West of liii!Noti. SourOatifkose, Winchester, Alresford, anti Alton Coach. I every morning. Sot:VISA Mr of* Wlsrllcl4terp RitiThseit litluttinnt4 itY rn • it yten, Itaialroon, Fcirdrnellttn4r, 1 1 utile, He at der.ity, mid Owen! Agifidif tai: % . 'Su NBUrt Y , Nowt' n, Tuielorulkun e ltlic, u-luerk. MAaLinadoutt, tieriboervand Readily. every Vilestkiy- U DR I one, Soot tall, linyto, and Ilillended ('art, twice tr-week. 4C e RITE*, Abingdon, and I lentey , three times a- week. !I WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. respvifelly nequisiet *kelt Frimicb mid the Public, twit they vrql not be urcsountithle for oily Parcel or Elo.4 s rage, ttes of loom than Five Ponielavatoe, I.et, .wi*nnord, *Om vitriol, *IS el Kli Ank; ;mid for .teco. ht.; , 'at the *erswere's fiend hut, $n iw-ill. !err , 4:4. . gre.a. Nbuig s hy u. ♦ sat., at the 1 !9 , 11 4 Vt r1"1. UN : Pr *CM