The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-19 00:00:00

ri IS,~- • • M ~ I PattadikfikAilltit het itydi piece - rerolipubritirten Sir George Mackliu of •`a vir rIV 7-- 7 - r yesterday WO Cartein jately the Frauds at... the Sleek Horse Tavern, /thin a few ;jilt% this city. Sir George .Macklin was on the ground about half past three, attended by his second, Mr. o—y, and Dr. B—k, a short time after which Capt. F., accompanied by his second, made his appeariusee. The grouted had been previously measured, twelve paces, but at the instance of Sir George, the distance was reduced to t4n. They both fired at the same moment, by signal. Sir George re. ceived a ball near the grail, and Captain F. was wounded in the left arm. When Sir G. received the wound, he beckoned to his opponent to make his escape, as he was convinced his wound was mortal. Mr. 0. and Sir G.'s servant, supported him to his carriage, and he returned to town. The circumstances that produced this nn. fortunate affair, will not be uninteresting. Sir George Macklin is enthusiastically attached to the Prince of Wales, and has, whenever it has been necessary, without ever cousulting his per 'mud safety, been a zealonadokinder of his eha vector. Capaia F. is only a few days from Franc% and ) in company with Sir George and some others, the conversation unfortunately turned on the present Royal Family of Great Britain, when Captain F. uttered the most illiberal abuse against every branch of it—but particularly against time PCIISOO of Wales ; at which Sir G. Macklin dissuaded if he knew. that ho was a soh. ject of Great Britain ? Capt. F. replied in the affirmative, when Sir G. infurmcd him that " Ms assertions with respect to the Prince of Wales were base and unmanly...equally destitute of probability and truth, nor would he ever suf fer him or any of his nation to traduce with im punity the character of that Prince." Words of of such import followed, that the parties ex changed cards. In a few hours Sir G. received a challenge from Captain F. Sir George Macklin had been absent from his native country (Ireland) about two years, and during that period bad visited Germany, Sweden, 'tied these States. lie was returning from a vivit _to the British Ambassador, previous to his silting `out fur Ireland, when this unfortunate eircum- Stance occurred..—( United States Gazette.) -- - LAW INTa LIG ENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Saturday, June 17. .11.,=••••• GRAINAII V. Dt TALON. The - Defendant having obtained a rule, called upon the Plaintiff to show cause, why a verdict of 201. damages which he had °folioed fur medl. cal assistance alfoeded to the Defendant, should pot be set aside. The Plaintiff was not a Sir. - geos, aid by several Acts of Parliament, a pe nalty of 51. a month was imposed on all persons practising as surgeons without being admitted into that profession, for the whole tame they had continued to practice. It was contended, that although the Plaintiff was not a surgee s, yet having bought articles for the Defendant, who had no money, and dressed him is a manner distinct from the badness of a surgeon, he had a right to maintain hie action for money paid ) laid out ) and expended ) as well as for murk and labour. • Lord ELLIINDOROUGIE observed, that no eel. deoce had been given at the' trial to prove that the Plaintiff was not a surgeon.—Rale discharged. UNDERHILL O. WALRORD. This was a rule which had been obtained by Mr. Garrets', to show cause why the verdict oh. tallied in this cause should not be set aside, and a stew trial had, oo the ground that a person of the name of Hawkins, whom the Defendant had not been able to subpoena, but wile bad been Nee in the Hall just before the trial commenced, pad whom ha intended to examine as a witness, bad been suddenly taken away by the party on the other side, and amused with drinking till the trial was over. It being proved that the person in question was a madman, just escaped from his keeper, and who came after his wife, that had been subpasised as a witness, Lord ELLINIO.. seven ordered, that the rule be enlarged, in or. der that the Plaintiff should have an opportunity of examining the man should hr recover his facul. ties ; and that in the mean time the money claimed by the actions be bronghtJnto Court within 10. days, else thereto to be discharged. The .!amages given at the last York Assizes against Mr. SNOWBALL, in favour of Miss F of Milton, for a breach of promise of _ have been educed by the Court of Lag's from 500 to 4501. Mr. Dixon, of Gores-bill, latcheammcakes. ted to the Wernerian Society at Idiolbotah allot of the discovery of a Orissa nehael„ Wag a toad, vbilisk was %SW biassed in of day, and la a cavity suited to its ate. depth of 57 fathoms (344 feet) is the - lea on his estate. TRREATENED INVASION.-."-At no period history, has the efficient strength of oer ' diers and sailors become of more 1 than at this eventful crisis. The wan as well as Mars, have not nefregisendy , their exertions on the ocean, and is the ' ficitt."—lt may, therefore, be deemed good, that a aznany IS now discovered, an absolute preventive of Venereal and is likely, in time, to eateresirsatili face of Me earth.—The ARCANUM, or hi' SOAP, according to tho opinion of the most re spectable of the Faculty, will be towed a per. feet SAFEGUARD in every clime/a l ails sold, :It full directions, in boxes, at 41. each (whol and retail), at the Medicine office, No. 4, Bed. ford.coart z Covent-garden. Any Gentleman re.. siding in the cosatry; lociosing in a letter a one road note ; way hue iv, boxes conveyed in `a . sm all postage (by ceeat or otherwise) to any pat of the United Kingdom. disrledtg Office, huge - Cpl of a Latter from Caput% Raker, of las e illiesiy's eldis Tartar, to Rev-Admiral Sir Itsehard T • 'K eats, Mid tranouitted by lie James Saamares to the Ilattesailia William Wellesley Pole. Sit —I have the honour to acqbaint yon, t► on the 15th of May, 1809, I c h ase d o n s h ors , , gtear Feinberg, on the coast of Coarlaild, a pith: ish sloop privateer, of tour guns i tan !of 116.6 1%-pounders, on slides, and two long 4 -poilaillf; the crew, twenty-four in number, landing ivitit their muskets, and being joined by some of Out country.people, posted themselves behind the sand-hills,'near the beach. 1 The vessel appearing calculated to do much miss !chief to the trade, I sent the boats et this ship, ea. (der the command of Lieutenants Sykes and . Par. ' ker, with orders either to bring Um off, or to du stroy her ; the former of which they effected with considerable address aratastivity, sod witllo4.lllll, very soon getting the vessel's gnus to bear upon' the beach. Before the Danes abandoned her, they placed a' lighted candle in a 12-pounder cartridge of gius.i powder, in the magazine, where there ware solos handfed witghte beside, which was 'sappily disms. vsred by ant of the boat's crew, who imiediately grasped it in his hand, and extinguished it, wiseh.it had honied down within half an inch of aloe paw. der ; another nivel, would, in all probability, have been the destruction of every ma. on 'baud and alongside the vessel —a disholsomtpl*llisdß* warfare, necessary to be known SY pepped, guarded against. I have the honour to be, ate. 305. SAKER, Capt. To Rear•Adsemal Sir R. 0. Keats, 6e. ix. Re. amearliarl" eta Letter from Lkatemna %noel. rinwellttioll its Patriot, addreised to Captaia Geste, and trammitted by the later to the His. • . • les Maiesty's gemvemel Patriot, ReNglalliii r SOW May, 1/91. Sin.. - rbeit leave to inform you, that his Mt.' jesty's irms.vessel iutder my command yesterday,', in the river Hever, captured the Danish cutter pri. vateer Snap, rootuitingibree guns with nine men, one week from Tonning.n, ditheat tasking any capture. I am, !;ir, &c. (Signed) E. W. MANSEL MILITARY PROMOTIONS. k Cesomissioas signed by the Lord Warden ofike SU:miles, in the Comity of CornwalL Regal Morsary Artillery Regiment of !Anil Militia. Thomas ?purlieu Esq. to be Cobel—dateil September 24 1908. Meade Trevasyne, Esq. to be Limb slated as abate. John Vivito, Esq. to be Sealed m abase. J. Coleman Rinbleigh, Esq. to be litalar—tiated as above. Joins Dimes Vivias, ina. keg. to he Ilaperommerary ditto— dated as Aare. Edward Adis's Bray, Esq. to he Captain—dated as above. Com:diode signed by the lewd Lieutenant of the Comity of sth R' tweet off/r; Local Militia. John Thomas, an. so be Mail, Vitt Brubl, resigned--dated ' May 25,1809. Cmooduloas in the Tower Medea Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Royal Regiment. Atibstant William Peyton, to be Captain by brevet—dated December 1, 1808. Fedi" Jones Femmes to be Liestesod, vine Elliott, reliev ed -dated Dee. 25, 1108. Eaten Samuel Armstroog to be ditto, vice Morris, mired — dated %welt id. 1805. Afoistarit-Samosa Smossel Ammons to be Sad" vier kat ledge, resigiusd—ward Awe 19. mak Willinrrt Ansimme noibfie, Nut. to be dillio—dated Jaa. 25, 16/9. Daniel O'Meara. Gent. to be ditto-idol 3... 97, 1809. Gilbert Wakefield, Geat. to be dltto, ske Armorralli• pc+ mood—dated April 25, MI itaasren le The f ef Maa s. 11109. Chathank . emd D ; ," 3 ". 1 Weal William to be Llsolesool-Cilsed, ,roZiti l l=lll‘, Esq. to Lionionsd-Coismel. 11411EINIPTCY SUPk. met, ERs sass of Demme" Devonshire, Alp " 111ANIRUPT1. James Boltres, isilmooreet, Adelphi,, Mod Chasing-C row, w ine-nietchommteseenenterJoise 90, July 1, et eleven, and 29, at ten. at Gyr si t g l. Attorney, Mr. Heillaant. Great "UM, Coma Evan Thomas Davies., Gnat Wasnemstrees. Clerlresweil, lioemdraper, ,Inwe 90, 24. and Judy 80, at taste,. at Guild hall. Attorney. Mr. Sweet, Kings Deed Walks. Temple. William Bests., Tworsten, terrier, him %,97, and Joey 21, at tea, at the Mottet-honse, Tammtaim. Atiornim, Messrs. Estes.and Soo. Cook's-coon, Carey-street, Lead°. ; sad Braden awl Leigh, Tenant. George Can, Ripon, York, irooksonder, Jalptl, 20, at eleven, at the Talbot lon. Leeds. JON Alkinsoit and &deal, Leeds; and Moen. Es her, Furolval's Imo, limodon. John John's*, Bohm, thojskeorevs Ja l e.L i ferl i et and 29, at eleven, at the Bridge hie, Meddowendlt, Gray's-Ina ; aid Mr. Coy* White, Oxford-street, dealer. Jams 91, Joky at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bouridd, RI verse-street, Fleet-street. 'Michael Bryon, George-street. Tlonower-ostouro t ardor, Joie 10, 27 and isle 29, et What estiWasti. At hirst... Memo% sad Lourdes, Osamu e ipa. John Northd., Mosebibm, 4cal Welter, Jaime II 'Cy), at -us Ass ,. IIIT•70111 . J. T. _ T. &a lai _ , carpenter. diy 1. (1. work, .ing-sisootlirtorer. Jolrlfb. A. Is. aterclisuo. Jay ISI Josses, I. sod jos. Zollopand Jarvis Law ten, Asb lawrsier•%. hely 10. Soot 'Jo* W. Ra lis=sroZ7OrAet, grocer. Atli & 314 • Peuer4see, impormao4roker. Jib 15. . 8, Eioaerook t Cbeepsitle, tea-slooler. July 1. O. Glows, Booth work, corwrogrehoot. .310 3. it. Mailb a g% goorge, flarovaorgoare, otiorir shoot. • ' July'sly W. J. Toon*. BMW. Form 7 15 - 014411 1 SW I I OIOI . ble4 Wigbt, Ismer. J•dy S. W. Wilkes. Siteoiogi.ins *Of. Jaly 3. W. liailourt, Rook Hoorfrodildre, Sosholett. ... . .~ AiimAft; Miu Fox, TWelve,Taidlll , —;ratieTsitTliabitil:Ationtles Il fr A t aiiis- t marr i mme end, Raid; sad Mr. Jam neetherl:lne, Casamt. „ „,__ —,- ;,.. 9 street, taadaos. gui 6 D. 11 6. George Clawebatt, Pipings* baler, Jute IC 10. sod lily '/9, at etyma, at the Feediladu Muni. dirmarsh Dark. Imokotooics. Robert -: Jima at motet in ac- 4 , 8 e sp, - , 1; . is iiiia 'ir'' Agaffory, tau. aids raMlll4. l cu.. . ,Nitim-0p... 'IL, lurli s inter, Jay., 7. auitil,at 4le a bait -IWat - ' . .iies. Mr. Llodpso, Mn lite r at fin Strati bid . eiratt,lialilkz. oast fano & l Maw" Staillool, factor, Jay b. at Ilva, 6,aad !k at elm, at bias Arms las, Paokridges At- , =Mask and Pillv. Bloaambarpotavoe, ; aid , Masan. ni°d of oar jet. Kin g pme, , paper-hanser, Joie 10, Judy 1. r brave sot- = i t ;mat I. Allow', Mr. IWO. noel- importance lof Vines T r il ifirE alelum ai di 29,smi, neil at il"Tk iiholl . .. P r iik tioritiass ivr ' moo obaredixi megen.. awl Itebaikb, Licala's I= k " kola' Diviceiries. d a im a m & Jolty S. r. 66111116111, PfegtOe, affair. . . , Joey O. .7,., 4 trdlll4 Trradr4kcalli draper. art, whit's as Jdy I. .T. Terser. Iwelliag, Fill Warr. I Infection, Jely 114 T. Siam, Ilrhiel. carpente r . t. e ii from ~,_ 'sly 19. F. Tracy,- Mutsu, poem - 41 , -4. .., '''' " rw . Judy 5. T. f.„rrungrevatadierlsitglr. =Lim .. • 44 lld aDicA7ll l O Jul 1 G. Grillu,instlivratli ti . , y.! . - - . ittle 119" 3 1 plir I% ft*/ I. Ink l ialcr rr. Dateli sea ned. 0 Awal l eTthett, pew/knees. • 7dae l i7. I. Pen, Leidhar-lsoe, ail ;xi eaioarmao. • July 11. C. Flitch, Rmaset-eodrt, vietealler. Jells *. W. Ilatatip, Itbstibraolt. tamer. Joilif S. A. Stoney, Bristol, Js ay B. R. Heastrle. Blossom-street. silk-dyer. Jai, 6. J. Szretins, Newington -columns', dealer July 8. J. A rirte and J. C. *occludes., Abcbareh- lane, lessanssea-bra ers. July 8. J. Masi Oxford-strget, ebeesernongrr. July 8. I'. hastier, Goodge-street, St. Parra', Caller. CERTIFICATES.—Jeer 8. J. a l4. Upper East Smithfield. needle -osaker. Teti, J. Teti, Walworth, insurance-broker. W.Doeswes, Leeds. carrier. J. &echoer, Booth Moltoo-street, Hanover-goare, Wks' sharaiaker. T. Norris, tiarport, eors.merchaat. Dellasaas-rnir. Molle.alaseeflPer• J . Relater, Oxford, shoe-osaker. R. Cooke, Docker/eel& Chester, rottoss-spiummer. POLICE. On Saturday lirillis,o Henry Raventeraft was brought before Mr. GRAHAM, by R. Liteberick and. Blackman, charged on suspicious of having committed &refs forgcrius upon the louse of Messrs. Mastennan and Co. Bankers. It ap peared that a short time since the prisoner obtained gash for a forged draft, to the amount of 151. A few days dace, a draft for one hundred pounds was priming/4 to the above house, whieb proved to be a forgery ; the clerk in ,the shop detained the seas who presorted it, who stated, that he had looniest from the Swan public-house, in Pohlad street, to get it cashed by the prisoner, who bad borrowed two pounds ape. it ; and Ms descrip tion asseeriag that of the man who had uttered the forgeddraft fur 151., they were satisfied with Ms account. Is consequence of private informa tics of die primmer, Limberick and Blackman apprehended him, on Friday night, at a Club sf " Odd Fellows," in Belton-street, Long-acre. He is recognized as having beets brought to the office, last February, for disorderly behaviour at Drury-lane Theatre, when he was admitted to ball, and gave in his name as Sir Henry Ravens. croft ; when he was asked who knighted him ? lie answered, Lord Nelson, who made him a Knight of Malta, when be was a Surgeon on board his M a jesty's ship Revenge. lie was corn. witted fur further examination. . . A very interesting case occurred at Prince Ed. ward's Island, during the Sessions in April last, the conclusion of which, as usual, proved the im. partiality of British justice. Am ELI 1 FPUTER MUSH, a beautiful girl of 16, a native of England, having about two years ago entered the service of a Mrs. WATHIN, who lived at No. 102, Great Portland-street, was trepanned by her mistress, and carried away, first to Newfoundland, and thence to Prince Edward's Wand, under pretence of making a coasting tour to the isle of-Wight. When upwards of three hundred miles at sea, the unsuspicious girl inquired of a sailor how far they were from the Isle of Wight, and, for the first time, became acquainted with her real destination.—Separated from her parents and friends, on her arrival at Prince Edward's Island, she made her melancholy story known to persons who could yield her only pity, not as. sistance. But at last an application was made to C ASA a CoLeusuaw, Esq. Chief Justice of 1 the Island, by whoa, after the ingenuity of Counsel had been bleed by the artless recital of 1 her wrongs, the sentence of bee liberation was prone . This decision was heard with tu. melts r oy by all present, and the Innocent girl * ender the care of Colonel Cows- TON, h family, who were abqut to sail for Ediland. _ MARRIED. On Wednesday, the 14th, at Glashiary Chars*, Brecon shire, Thyme Howe °wrier, Eq. only 'orris** wis of Thyme Howe Gwynn', Esq. of Beekland4 Bret aspire, to the Hoo. Georgians Mariana Veverear t joshige,t daagster of the late, and sister to the present, Viscount Hereford. lrinseediately alter the retentivity, the happy pair set of for Lord Hereford s house in Herefordshire, where they are to pass a few days. DIED. On **day Inst. after a most Christian and lisgeriag Moen, which she sustained with truly Christian finitude auo Ives* mafios i Mr*. Parsee; wife of John Parsons, F.sq. of 0 ford. Os We dal lasi, at Ms heave la I. litford-street, Rood street, universally regretted, Charles Nomura, Esq. Surgeon to the Forces. Os the Iljt h inst. at Paddington, after a long illness, Mor gans., wife et Mr. nisi, of Oxford -street, sincerely re gretted by her family ad friends, aged 6S. MATRIMONY. Tr Is much to be regretted, but indisputably certain, that many persons of both sexes are deterred Moto enseriag Into the married *ate, by iniraitity, which delicacy forbids them to di/atlas- t and there are not a few. who, beiog_ greatly married. are rendered miserable, for watt nT Mae leistler pledges of annual love, withoot whieb, Imprimis la tbk state is, at least, very precarious. It has bees sacettglaed burped ausibt, th at these eircsalatances are hirsomitmed - by a Noel* or partial relaxation or weakaess lo either sex s and it Is vitally casaba, that Ilse geopsios AROMATIC LOZF:NOES OF STEEL ------- - - are the best, if ant the only remedy tier this species of debi lity. Whew tales kilo the stomach, they immediately dif ilea themselves, like a vapour, through every Ore, prodorieg Abets, at once delightful, salutary, and permanent. Wheb the aeh of la Weal to gialr dim,4he (imitation languid, sad t he famdties paralysed. these Lozenges are found to give toe to the acmes, exhilarate the animal 'jilts, invigorate the body, aid arelibriale the whole MOIL When aversioo to fleecier, ins, we depravity 4f appetite, and pallid router awe, indicate approaching coesamptioa, the delkitte fe male will be pr mid related to health and society, by the benign indoor, of this arsediriae. When the deu sions of imaginitioo, or the force of bad example, have tempted unguarded yea* ion the dooms lalk,riaths of seen; seesaality, debilitated his bade, or inipalted his un &Marling, these Lamson will meld him front linger ing amine, the lallresities of premature old age, and a wren-lied disown tion. _ Whey by lemnioas banquets, copious libations, Papillae excesses, sad madolglit revels, the sous and daaghten of dissipation have beamed ea themselves debility, edification. Imbecility, nod a nag 'ran of nervosa complaints, these Lineages will restore heath teed vigour to the debilitated frame, aid eloreifelsess mad mtinestioa to the mind. Tiff: AROMATIC LOZEMIFS OF STEEL are pre pared sod sold by. the loventor, Or. Sante. 3, Lingate-bill; also. by Appointors'. sold at Ones's, MS, Osford-street, War Paha-sure t Ann, 76. Oxford-street, apposite the Politicos; Christi, mem of timbre nodes I ltissos, 349, Stroud, sort the Lyons' ; Gonna, 42. Canning lioltoo, loyal Exclimoge; Stubbs, 311, Cheaptide; Ambridge, 2S, PRicadilly; Wael,3lll.3lollorni ; aid oo where eke la Low deli, • Pelee 75.-par Son, Duty la. Wad. L At Alm above places may also be had, Dr. Senate's Treatise on Female Compainft, Fria Is. AL ► a hoot which sblostid ' be send by every married mason. ...,, MEM wailemßlS 1111111:111TATIG_ 510 A utre s al, Ters , SNOW.HILL, 100NUON. Tie Tait ereemseeastiee foe Tm..evereneber eate, • ( lin k ,. Lignite, mod niodgrate charges. The figlowing N owt Concies; Mail Coaches, Ilse. ael obi frims the Saracen's Read lan, auow-bill. • The ECLIPSE New Fl. log Post Coach, tot al es Fes !asides oily, to York. Neicastle, Beilderiadd, and Bela beret', .hy way of Doocaiter, Grantham, spit stinfori every illondog at half past lye o'clock.. • Utionmairi Chetp Travelling to Liverpool. by .lbc fire! Ti, lag Pied to mile Angel tan, D.aloaatixet, punt, daily.—Leeds and Wakefield New Pilot Coact. can e d the elinhler, lei 061 every haurolig at Seven o'cldck, by HICKS lad Go. Leeds. WsroN, spadin g ., Peterborough, Stitt otto and Hantingdoo new Royal Mail Coach. seri t oo ~e , / evening. Coaches: rain Robots to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby. aril Liver r oat., Warrinetoo, Kassiford, Stone, and utak. Held Pest Conch, billed the Easiedition, every evening, at are o'clock, to the Crow n In n , Red -crom-stred, Liverpool. Glarded throughout. IIaTH as s unmet Flying Post roaches, through Chip protium, Cubit. sod Marlborough, every afternoon; arrive at Mr. day's, the (ire hosed Inn, Bath, an d the Lonisill Tavern Tbonsas-street, Bristol, next mornin g . C oadies to Wells, Bridgewater, lramotou, Ayr. 1.116:111 new Bald Casach, called the Itatkl%lsam, sets ring ewe, en ne i .4 4 at eight :clock. Carries fear inside, isoix.rmd coir t e so lutiraablv easy, with a guard Ihrooghout. rams St:uofusd Newest, Retford, Deara s t er , hat Ferry hildge, to the OrNrwdlon, Geetle, nett day at nobs. Not 'Mislead* the seeeemee expeditiaa of taro Lose!,, iL is rd. lowed to be the omit apveabk and ewinplete pubilc ditivey ace on the North *sad, kiss anemsalled b acconmsodatioa by my other. KLIMA I Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale. Bolton; Charley, L Ormoldrit, and Gormaag Post Coaches, every aftet soon, at flier o'clock. Gaardrd. Gttsaoir Leserem, Gretna Gates, Amen, Dumfries, Therakill, Illeamshar Kiln. Canuatick, Kingswe.l, atti . 11 ens at ficatiami, Closperdosen Coach, Daily. O ldish,. Busetir, Oriosehy, tip either, Peter .I.7s7irthlesi,aisiHmsilisedon Covets, sets nil every aftersoms. Nancy/gm, Stockport, ft llaccksield ' Wilmslow, Coo. Newcastle, WrileardeiC fwill, awl Weiselehoniptes Post Coacti blersosia. f Vans, Newcastle. and Eillibargh new perlheniati with a Omani &roughest, . R sees not everjmara an y" o'clock. by way of Newarkethird, T Nurthallerton, Dorton, Morpeth, Merwiee; lading themorlCCS fat' from the bug* otmatjoeffeßy;sran rest whet thee they en, and Ilea proceed on WI s a lt additioual flue. $V Miami ('lark, Black Swaim, C York, runs Coedits' to Sainderiatie, Hidi s Se roagh, Whitby, nod other places. B lUGE lo itTn Walsall, Wolverhampton, Kiddeßalgoler, Stourhrider. anti ()matey Conch, every even*. Ca a mast.. Pearith, and Whitehaveo. Post enrich, gam with four horses sod a guard all the was. Na.ies the &oath, Appleby. Gretabridge, 4icliinood,. • Borougobridge, Ws?slierby, Abel ford, Deincaoler, mid them Otte nearest way by eighteen roiliest. liew her every Mornings and performs the journey with the gratis,, borilety. Paierneers detained on the rood by famine/4, or pleasiar, have the 'peddler Advantage of-their Seats being secured its the seat Conch (with sir coachmen). !loneLAxD, Stockton, nod Yana mew Coach every warning. 10 the George Ina, Sunderland. Et ITER, in ) emote, reheeeth, nartm..6, Weymouth. Dorchester, end soli,bory Balloon Coaches, every moronog at filar o'clock, with a Guard, through Hush . .:, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Basinnitoke, nod B . Hgarroan, Ware, Haddesdoo, mod Clsesboat Coach, every mornitat: SPISEWSBUR Y, Wellington, and %m oo n P o n 0,1,04 the Royal Charlotte every afteruomi, at live o'clock. (huseded. Sneers KLD ;ad Rotherham Pest Wads, called the Rock ingham, every morning. ilium 'suit so Mercury Post Catch, with a Guard. gem out eve., aftersoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Pewees by Osten!, Easton, and s lopstone, to Wm - racesis-Head, borer, Birmingham. BcacoNsrtet.o, Uxbridge, Deoh.tra, and Ftedlillt new Post Coach, every after...ea, by Richard Watts. and Co. Huts., Northasire, Harden, Thorne, wwt Gondoarr Post Coach, every asoraing seven n'doek, to the Bull aid Sun bob Myles-gates Hall at . TOTS 11): lAA al and Edmonton Coach, daily, at half peat Ile_ ka lt plot to it, isalf past fourouid half past seven o ' c l oc k. w a Sri h.O, eomfret, new Post Conch, called the 3lerry Wakefield, to the Statird Artas y Wakefield. N.B. ROM Weightsof Laggige. EWAN &c. cos - • the soda —ined Watagoos : To DIU, Shears, Ilsoy, OWN and part folk, cm va.v.„ ki egnsit • MA tit lie 011, , every" . Woacieree, Kidderrnimier. flereforl, Cos Basehoeck, and all mob of South Wales, Perehore, and Wy combe, every Satary. Csaivcarrea, Arouedon, and Henley, three times a-week. S•Vvii Nero s Winchester, Ramsey, L Pt,Lyin loess. Clpristelverih, Ragwond, Fo wi n o n ,,, s , Peek, bile of Wight, Jersey,_ani Chserasey W otters daily. Sas rtuite Hamptim, and Tw h , twice .es rek. Soars an ' rrox, Silockester, Alresford, and Akin Coach, every morsasig. x mam, Iv e. Southall, Mayes, and Hiilended Cart, twines-week. Fatima, Plymouth, and F:dnrooth Fly Waggon s , may, snor) ; ft marl pbossigers, as usual, to ell limb of the West of WM. MOUNTAIN aad Co. respeettally Ropiest Melt Friends and the Pantie, that they will ma be aereantable fat an y r o r re l o r , A( . et fare thfut live Pounds valor, lest, or damaged, uaTes entered n such, amid paid Orr accutql ingiv at the Saracen's Head ha, flnnw-hill. Lffloptlow. LIEN PROFESSIONAL MEN o f Eo. cation and Responsibility deviate front the Leonel system, by the sekethsa of a pimento/ brooch. the tessettee of long twatinari semen is the best criterion of superior*. Foortetto years hum we devoted our practice to the ets sive treansesi of twe disorders, and thalami's's' remake" oar plan gives es additional ardour to oppose, as fir s we Srr star, the ravages of thaw emplaiblassto l rb art the awe inaportam io the (Nair° of 111111 " 1116011 0: a i ke After initiative tat every brae& ,we eon templated the eserla6s of tiipitrllise Debilitated Pa tients, sad limed a with to resew irdi.ii .Js from th= ranee or ansdaraied men, oe the madly danger's; tee teary of penal Practitioarn. The Dtssiden, to the care of which we hats devoted bee attention, etiotprise every spec ies of Venereal tektites. whether of a menu or I I: a doration. Seeseslty. all 'bads of Debility, whether aria from the hablb of heied-boys or the kidulgences of otablie age. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignonsare, . Is the tresuased of a Ample Gonorrhea, aid it aft * wa dy happens that thew:as of life are poievmr 'oy sot thdieretion of as unguarded boor. by s nsporlor method, soch cosoptaluis are et. • :send, sad even where othcrs isav n e4=w muL e Iron that - w• • rthe Pirrito Oki a radical ir w beerier, are tie eases d ebotplintled Minas iti this Di:iseeer. compared with the eslaasitoes Waage. el • sea. ,who, frost ho "Indalgesoe is a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent gates/4 of a Beeltlonniele Lit, sajolre that slots of tkbility which is the unavoidable coarsqienes of sac/ pc/onions latbits. when the outoypy silkier broods over his islisst carefully coaceall.sis mitforsone, it may be some for him to know, that although it may he sts shierte7lM oreacertainty,with other Prortitinatoy the reastai of obese riec,.lencies Li ts.t . r-'+ , ol progress of orievados; Is the oc , qui/anent stout esProseere. if the rites cat ch cus or Veins here rob" nuttily vigour, ma sensor will he by as early smouseritetina of this Isogold mate, sues no great dißcohy stifle/an% Hat when this defkiesey ho fat lean aniseed, a ploWec perseverance is indispensibly Testhishi to revive the slonbew , sparks of life, and to re-ooksale the Cosothatksw !be secrecy which is so oneethd to oar tlederathiolk the qoaliliestion which we preemie to= ate, f bras tat! ‘& of our protrusions and is coon ideibia . - -- " then is given, that Mann. UAW totted peessaally, or by litter their House, No. t 9, Apo/ Bar. There jean 144' and the name A MO" .J and Test ' toren stain; imp - lb a• BIRTH. Oa Friday, at bit Lorabip's carne, lc St. ilitaes . 4-srport, Eddy Sileoboratagit, of ber amok tosotad thirster* OWL