The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-30 00:00:00

r ` ~, ~'~. . • TIDE STATESMAN. hunt ru LO'AVDO.N.GAZEttii;,:Auct..,.29. MILITARY PitOMOTIONS. rVerr-011ire, Aug. Ist Regiment of Dragoons. Cornet C. B. Stevenson to be Lieu tenant, v ce I..oster, killed in action. 10th of Light Dragoons, Robert Burdett,.Gent. to be Cornet. without pnrcha.e. 14th Ditto. lieti.emint Rickard Fulton to be Cnplais of a Troop, vire !sandy., deal (Whit wounds. 16 Ditto, Lieutenant kiines Bridger, from the 29th Light Dia goons, to he I .ieiite wit, without purchase. 1801 . Ditto, 11: , beit Ilackett, Dew. to be Cornet, by purchase, _ . ,it. Morris, Itr••muted. - - Staff Carp of Cavalry, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir George Scovell, K C. R. from half pay of the late Staff Corps of Cavalry, to 1,•• Ni...jor-Confinenk..nt. "1 .0 0.• Calo4in , of Droops—Captains Lewis During, from half h, late Staff Corps ut Cavalry; and John (iitterick, from Ditto. To he Lieutenants— Lieutenants W. B. Hook, from the 67th Font ; and ::1...CS llooke, from half-pay of the late Stall corps of v A!, y. To he Cornets—Cornets John Tipping, from half.pay of the • lat.. Stall Cor i :, of Cavalry; and S. (;.. Hinchiffe, from Ditto. 7.. he Ad point—Cornet sod Adjutant Felix i.e Neve. • J' he S , ,ve:ene—Stilgeon Joseph Browne, from half-pay of the tote Stott Corps of Caviar). T.. s,. Veterinary Surgeon—Veterinary Surgeon Bar ruiguni. from half-pay of the late Staff Corps of Cavalry. Ist, or Cr , ruidier regiment 14 Foot Guards— Manners, ne Eit , i s, and Lieuteaaut, without purchase, vice llntu WWI, prm. ;ed. Is: Itegitae:•t of Foot—Stanhope Brnee, Rest. to be Ensign, ithoot purelow, vice Chaleruft, whose appointment has nor takes, place. 2d Oitto, Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. E. Vernon Grahom, from the Slat io North America, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice I lcndenon, w too exchange•. I;th Ditto, Lientenata h. ss' It. Autrobus, from the Canadian Feud!,los, to be Lieutenant, vice Richardson, who ex visa Itge9 191 1 1 Ditto, En ign Foiteseue Heatherly to he Lieutenant, without purchtor. vice Tubbs, appointed to the hth Ru)al Veteran Iltstalitut. _ 2l Ditto, Second Lieutenant James D. Brown to be First Lientrualit, without purchase, vice Steuart, promoted. Neil Mniitmn, Gent. to he second Lieutenant, vice Brown. 23kl Ditia Second Lieutenant thigh P. Botirchier, from half tiny of the It. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Pew het 1,11, who es chas=es. Ditto, Captain Francis Shearmari„ from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Compauy, vice Chartres, ap pointed to the Portuguese Army. 55th Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Scarfe to he Captain of a Com -lany, without purchase, vice M. Niel, appointed to the 7th to\ :II VArran Battalion. s••• n Jot n NI. Itiis• to be Lieutenant, vice Scarfe. T:tutnas 'V. Craig, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Min. Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Clement Ekins, from the 9th to he Atoastiiiit-Surizeon, vice Commis, deceased. 4 :it Ditto, l.mgn Patrick 11 ;implicit, from the half-pay of the [Litchi:pin. to tie Elisio, vice Gerrard, killed in action. 49th Ditto, Mal.ir Thomas Banbury, from the Glengarry Light Infantry Fenciitii.s, to lie Major. Vice Clerk, whoexchanges. b2d Ditto, Lieutenant .1. G. Fitzgerald, from half-pay of 111.I.ean's late Recruiting Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Aguew, who exchanges. slth Ditto, Lieutenant George Fraser to be Captain of a Com- puny. vice Crofton, killed in action. Serpant-Major Dowdle, from the 5.1c1 Font, to be Ad jutant twitlrthe rauk of Ensign), vice Carlisle, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 57th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Rayner, from the 104th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Baxter, who exchanges. 60 [it Ditto, Captain Win. Bower, from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,- vice Serle, who ex changes. Hospital-Assistant James Thompson to be Assistant-Surgeon. 61,d Ditto. Richard Morris, lieut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Code, promoted. 67th Ditto, Major tt. P. Davison, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Kinloch, aho retires. oth Date. _ _. . To be Lieutenants—EnsignsTanse; Hunter, vice G. Conk de. ceased ; Julit Albino. vice Castle, deceased; Wm. Crauford, vtes• i isrbes. Jeccabed. Ditto Gentleman Cadet Lambert Cowell, frantic Royal Alilitar College, to be lipsign, by purdmas, vice Cochrane, ho retires. 84th Pitto, Second Lieutenant William Seim from ball-pay of the .25tb Foot, to be Ensigo, vice who eat- changes. 85th Ditto, I nsign H. Brooke to be Lieetesaat, wi,hout pur chase, vice Gascoyoe, promoted is the 3d Garrison Bata lion. Tboutar Harter, Geot. to be &alp, by percboor, •ice Brooke, prontoted. 86th Ditto, Joseph Philip llobree, Geol. to be Ensign, by For. chase, vice Needham, protested• 89th Ditto, Captain Robes! Wielder, from the Royal New. foundlaod Pencils les, to be Captain of a Company, vice B:;•ner, ho exeh 92d Ditto, Lotign Aligns 11PDoaald to be Lieutenant, whitest - - . poi cbabe. Ensign . Skinner, from the Sicilian Regiment, to be En sign without purchase. Lieotenant George Mackie to be Adjutant, vice Alexander, promoted. Iltb Ditto. Captain Thomas Barnard. from half-pay of the 47th root, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cameros, wbo rx- Citinges. It oth Ditto. _ _ To be Lieutenant., withobrpurehae—Ensign+ James Jobn stone, vice Ramsay. deceased ; and T. L. Dasie:a. To be Ensig Janie, Prendergast, Gent. vice Dovies. 133 d Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Kristin to be Adjutant, vice Pettit, deccaled. 10Ith Ditto, Captain George Fowler, from half-pay of die -Oat Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dennis, who e 6.lllgeS. ENS ign Baxter, from the 57th Foot, to he Emir', vice Rayner, wh exchanges. Ro)at West Indian Itangers, Captain jor, vice Oltottrke, deemed. Bourbon Regiment, Second Lieutenant and Adjutant -- Gunn to b v • the rank of Lieutenant. To he First Lieutenan:s -Second Lieutenants Thomas Rire, vice Patten, deceabed ; and Patrick Rico, vice Groon, who resigns. To he lintigns—Gentleman Cadet TIMMai liklwarilt, from the floyal Military College, without purchase, vice Very, who resigns; William Gunn, Gent. vice T. Rice ; and James Deu ham, lent. vice P. Rice. Corps of Foreigners, attached to the Royal Waggon Train. To ht Co-ncts—Seejeants Henry Vero en, from Ist Hussars of the Kiag's German Legion; and henry Vausande, from Ditto. Ist Koval Veteran Battalion. To hr Captains of Companies—Captains Wm. Cartwright, from the late atii Royal Veteran Battalion ; and William Murray, from ditto. To he ldrotenants • Lieutenant.; Michael Chu!trick, from ;the 4th toot and John H. Cod His. from the tith Foot. 4d thou. Copt. 11. Walker, from the 6:th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. 'fit br Liemenants—Lieutenants kfugh Fleming, from the 24th rmit ; Win Pass, frn:n the Royal African Corps; and Quar ter-Master Wm. King from the 65th Foot. To he Ensigns - Kinivi4 John Gordon, froin half-pay of the 38111 flout; Henry Bowen. from the Ist West lodia Regi ment ; and Serjeant-Major John Fultou, from the Royal Mi litary A4.ylion. St, Ditto, ('apt John AVebh. from the York Lt g ltt Infantry Vo- Inntrert, to he Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Thomas Aoderson, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieu wino' bib Ditto. Captain A. Rulitrode, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Reber: Stewart, Riding-Master to the Royal Regiment of Itor,e t6nni.l4, to be Ensign. 7tu Ditto, Liont. J. Dixon, - from the- 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. • Rth Ditto. To he Captains of Companies —Brevet Major Francis Hawker, from the Stith Foot ; and Capt. J. H. Evall, five the d Ceylon Regius-or. To be Sergeon—Sargeon Robert Hill, from baltpay of the late Ist Garrison Batini ion. Tq be Assistant -Surgeons -Assistant.Sisrgeons John 11. Sprague, from half.pay of the late 3d Royal Veteran Rattails.; and J. Ports, from she half-pay of the late 4th Royal Veteran Batta lion. Royal Newfoundland Fetwihies—Captain George W. Banos, Com the nth Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Mock ler, w o exchanges. Canadian Feueibles—Lient. J. Richardson, from thelsth Foot, to be iimstensat, vice Mambos. who exchaages. Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles —Major Alexander Clerk, from she 49th Foot, to be Major, vice Banbury, who ex ango. BREVET. Major Jaws ninepins), of the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Co !mod iu the Army. - . TO be Majors in the Army... Captains Joseph Logan of the 95th }'oraland James Basden, of the 89th Foot. The under-meationed CadOts of the Honourable Fast India Conspony'a service, to have the temporary rank of Ensign dur- . ing the period of their being attached to the Corps of Royal Sap pers and Miners at Chatham, under the command of Lieu.-Col. Palley : Cadets Wm. Nnirne Forbes. James Oliphant, Bentley Buxton, George Jenkins, Archibald Irvine, Thalia Warlow, and S. STAFF. . . I-Icel.-Col. G. A. llemleroon, from the 2d Foot, to be Inspect ing Field-Officer of Militia in Nova Scotia, vice Graham, who exchanges. HOSPITAL STAFF. Depnty-lnspeetor B. Bloomfield, with temporary rank, to be Deploy Inspector of Hospitals. To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—A. Sinclair, Gent. and Ilospital-Mate W. D. Clarke. The King's German Legion. 3d Regiment of Hosiers—Lieut.-Col. Charles Baron Maydell, from the 51d Regiment of Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Meyer, dead Of his wounds. Ist B attalion of Light Infamry. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenants Frederick de Hart wig. vice Heimbruch, placed upon half-pay ; and Christopher Heisse, vice Rauteoberg, appointed to the Ist Foreign Vete ran Battalion. 2d Ditto, Lieutenant James Mgilashars to he Captain of a Com pany, Battalion. Ist Wyneken, appointed to the Ist Foreign Veteran Ist Battalion of the Line—Capt. C. Baron Kronenfeldt, from the 6th Battalion of the Line, to be Major, vice Coulon, ap pointed to the lit Veteran B a ttalion. 2d Ditto, Major Charles Aly, from the sth Battalion of the Line, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Schroeder, dead of his wounds. Bram, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Cropp, who resigns. 4th Ditto. To be Captains of Companies—Captainand Brigade-Major Jus tus Tormin, vice Mejer, promoted in the sth Battalion of the Lioe. Lieutenant William Pape, vice Hortzen, appointed to the Ist Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Adelphus de lAngwerth to be Adjutant, vice Hart wig, who resigns the Adjutancy only. sth Battalion of the Line, Brevet-Major Philip Mejer, from the 4th Battalion of the Line, to be Major, vice Aly, promoted to the 2d Battalion of the Line. Lieutenant Charles Berger to be Captain of a Company, vice Goeben, appointed to the Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion. Quarter-Master-Serjeant Christian Goebel to be Ensi,n, vice Walther, appointed Adjutant. Ensign William Walther to be Adjutant, vice Schuck, killed in action. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Barthold Baron ilonstedt to be Captain of a Company, vice Krunenfeldt, promoted in the Ist Batta lion of the fere. Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion, Major George de Coulon, from the Ist Battalion of the Line, to be Major. To be C ptains of Companies—Captains Frederick Wyneken, from the 2d Battalion of Light Infantry, vice Marschalck, promoted in the 4th Battalion of the Lioe ; George Rotten berg, from the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry; Francis Hot ter, from the 4th Battalion of the Line; and Christian Baron Goebel'. from the sth Battalion of rbe Line. To he Lieutenants—Lismtenants George de Witte, from the Bth Battalion of the L'ae ; Augustus Meyer, from the sth Ditto; William Atkins, from the 2d Battalion of the Light Infantry; William [aide, from she Ist Ditto : and Frederick de Fineke, from the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. To be itasigns—Sereant-Major William Mnller ; Quarter- Master-Se9eant John Wegener, from the Ist Battalion of the Line ; Serjeant henry Oppernmain, from the bth Ditto ; and Quarter-Master-Serjeant Fred rick Schultze, from the ith Ditto. The King's German Legion. STAFF. Lieutenant Lewis Benne, from the 6th Battalion of the Line, to be Brigade-Major, with the rank of Captain, vice Ti awls, appointed to the 2d Battalion of the Line. Lieutenant W'illiani Baron Itahlzan, from the 4th ditto, to be ditto, vice Tormin, appointed to the 4th Battalion of the Line. Sicilian Regiment. Ensign Gaetano D'Angelo, from the Regiment of Neuron, to be Ensign, vice Skinner, appointed to the 92d Foot. MEMORANDUM. Assistant. Comminarv-Gene ra I Redhead. and Assista nt-Com mammary- Ceneral Yana, arc clu.sui.sed from his Misiesty's Service. R.INKIIIIPICILS fiGED. G. and C. Coles, Tower-street, brokers, from Sept. Q to Oct. 7, at Guildhall. T. Waghorn, Chatham, butcher, from Sept. 9 to Sept. 26, at Guildhall. W. Whitehouse. Tewkesbury, linen-draper, from Sept. 2 to Oct. 7. at Guildhall. M. Coale, Thoruey-streut. Bloomsbury, tailor, from Sept. 9 to Sept. 12, at Guildhall. . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. W. Barnes, Poppleton. Yorkshire, timber-osercbant. BANKRUPTS. • J. Riordan, Great lloyer-street, Southwark, pawnbroker, Sept. 5, 12, Oct. 10. at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Holt and Farren, Treadneedle-street. .1. Wontner. Kingston-upon-Thames. distiller, Sept. 2, 46, Oct. 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Allies, Tokenhouse yard, Lothbury. 6. Davies, brnseley, Shropshire, saddler, Sept. IR, 19, Oct. 10, at the 1. an Inn, Howley. Attornies, Mr. Bigr„ South ampton-Nei:4w ; and Mr. Pritchard, Broseley. E. Rohm- Lastraches, Monmouth4iire, dealer in timber, Sept. 6,7, dct. 10, at the Talbot Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Stokes, Caensent, near Chepst., , v. T. R. Cusack, King.tan-neon-Ilitli, merchant, Sept. 8, 19, Oct. 10, at Sam's Puttee-house, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attar nips, Messrs. Broadley and Swann, Hull; Messrs. and Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn-Square. J. Tneedle, Waterhead-mill, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Sept. 11, 1•2, Oct. 111. at the Palace lan, Manchester. Atior nies, Mr. Hatfield, Manchester; and Mr. Hurd, Temple. B. Deallty, Itancliffe, Yorkshire, farmer, Sept. 4. 5, Oct. 10, at the lintel, Askern Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Whit taker, Pontefract; and Mr, Maxon, Clement's Inn. R. Gregory, Old Jewry, insurance-broker, Sept. 2,9, Oct. 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Warne, 'Change-alley, Corn hill. J. Wells, Disnstew, Oxfor shire, tailor, Sept. 12, 13, Oct. 10, at the White Lion Inn. Banbury . . Attornies, Messrs. Aley rick and Broderip, Red Lion-square; and Mr. Dolby, Ban bury. J. Saint, Lymington, iron-founder, Sept. 12. 13, Oct. 10, at Mr. Mew's, Lymington. Attornies. Messrs. Rickman and Ma son, Lymington; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn. W. Head, Crediton, Devo shire, serge-maker, Sept. 14, 15, Oct. 19, at the Globe : Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. An stiee and Wright, Inner Temple; and Mr. Pring, Lrediton, Devonshire. J. Roberts, J. Wangamenn, and N. Ityall, Gower's-walk, Whitechapel, stigar-retineN. Sept. 2,9, Oct. 10. al Gulell• hall. Attorney. Mr. Woods, New C orn Exchange, Mark - lane. 'l'. Calvert, heeds merch ant, Sept. 8,9, Oct. 10. at the Tal bot Inn, Bradford. Attornies, Mr. Moolden, Bradford; sad Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furuival's Inn. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 14, 11. Walker, Thurinrwou. Leicestershire. dealer— Sept. 19, W. Sykes and 'l'. Shackleton, %%bite Lioa-street, Nor ton Fnlrate, seed merchauts—Sept. 19, R. Mason, Norfolk street, Middlesex Hospital, carver and gilder—Sept. 11, Hunt, Stillbridge, Dursetshire, linen-draper—Sept.:l4 E. Ail ford, Boston, LincOlnshire, merchant—Sept. 9.3, H. Abraham, Lothbury, merchant—Ott. 7, J. S. Friedeberg, Fa'enn-sq u are, Aldert•gtite-street, merchant—Se t. 19, L. Churchyard, i're.- singfiefd, Suffolk, grocer—Sept. 22, R. noddle, Castleant, Lancashire, hat-manufacturer—Oct. '2l, H. Siffkin, Bush-lane, merchant—Oct. 7, J. Peters, Friday-street, dealer—Sept. 19 , W. W. Engle and W. Barna rd, Gloucester-terrace, Whiteclia pel, soap.nuuuifactnrers—Sept. 19, J. hit-seat, Leadeuhall street, hoott‘eller—Sept.t, L. T. Herber. and R. C. Penfold, West Smithfield. blacking-manufacturcrs--Sept. 19, J. Hay, Stamford-hill, Middlesex, merchant. CERTIFICATES—SapT, 19. R. Palmer, Epsom, wine-merchant—S. Sanders, Holywell.. street, Shorediteli, dealer—O. tireenwond, Kingtton-upon- Ran, 'merchant—J. and H. CarWl, Kingston-upon-Hull, we ckants—J. Oakes, Warnford-cout t, Throgntorton.street, stock broker—J. Boyce, Paradise-street, Rather'tithe, house car. penter. PAILTNE'ISHIPS DISSOLVED. J. T. and W. 6. Thompson, Long-acre, camp equipage makers—J. H. and T. White, Evesham, corrieri—W. Dteckly and J. T. Showell, Ipswich, woollen-drripers—T. and W. Leigh, Honley, Yorkshire, cloth.aterclsatiu.—W. Young and J. FL Milner, Manchester, corn-dealers--A. J. Hunt 1.-y and E., Mather, Reading. governes'es—S- . 1. Beddome, and M. Petrie, Bearbioder-lane—T. Cations. and J. Booth, 'Alsorliester. corn denlers—T. Cock and T. Stone, ItTnion-lreet. Soutlauark, f.ir. riers—.l. Allen, I'. Wroe, C. Walinsley, and T. Ireland, Nino cbester, Turkey led dycrs—W. and J. Worthington, Nlaothes -Ad ter. silk manufacturers—W. Carter and W. Mitchell, Hammen smith, pawnbrokers —J. and W. &ever, jun. Manche•ter, cotton - merchants—W. Dare and J. Frith, Hammersmith, nurserymen—J. and .1. Smith, Leeds, raff merchants—C. Hoare and It. Gill, Laulcahall-street, tailors—T. Gorst and A. Fraser, Heinle, Lancashire, dyers. "r, 4 WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Sara cen ' s lie . INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The beat Accowsraedasina fox Traveller., good Beds, rb„i ce Liquors, and moderate Charges. Tke following Past Coaches, Mail Coaches, fite. set oat (he Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill:— LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rocki t h an , nut every Morning at half-past Seven o'Cl-rk; est. re.., [asides only, and goes remarkabiy easy, with h Gone! throstt out. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Datic a . o . • and Ferrybridge,to the Golden Lion. Leeds, next M trhi r Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Co m l., allowed to he the most agreeable a n d complete Public co r , ante on the North Road, being unequalled in Accomm o d au by any other. es ul fte , in i r t :on a n nd tS p iv re le . : „. TRAVELLING FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOI IN TWENTY-NINE HOURS. l The UMPIRE, a new Liverpool LiOu Coach, nods one , • on the road, carries Four I aide and Four Outside;.s,. t . 1 from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-bill, London, every On e o 'clock, arrives Liverp nevi a through Daustatie, Woolnirn, atlibury, hbietha mi to ~ ford, Lutterworth, Wockle.r, Adger-tone, Litchfield. Sion, Rugely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warri UXBRIDGE.. Hates, fuer, Suuthwell and ACM; Post Coach, every Afternoon. WEYMOUTH Union Conch, enteric: Four *mita Dorchester, Blandford. Salisbury, and Andover, e.ery Afte r , noun, ' 'arrives at the Crown Inn, Weymouth nest Format:: the Packets sail on Wednesday and Saturday Atterrinors.. Five, to Gueraey and Jersey, Cherbourg and Si, The road from Chethergh to Paris, is the most delightful the cheapest in Fiance. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymnuth, Dorchester, F a i mr ,,,, L Dortroootb, and Salisbury, New Post Conch, entries Four Is 7 sides, every Morning as Seven o'Clock, throu g h I minster,Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and fli g .h a e. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and no., 41•11. New Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveting. from Reston to Spilshy, Utah. Griwasy. and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kionsford, Stow, and field, Post Crtch, every Evening to Five o'Cl..elt, t o , Brothertan's, Saracen's Head lan, Dale-street, Liverponi... Guarded throughout. DOVER. Deal. Margate, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Fe. s h am , Chatham, Rocas er, and Gravesend Pisa Coaches, Morning and Evening. BATH awl liR IS fOL Flying Post Cooeheg, through penham, Caine, and Marlharough, every Aftentoon; ..rrive Mr. May's, the Greyhouod Inn, Bath, and the London Tall Thomas-street, Bristol, next Morning.--Coaches Its WI Bridgewater, Taunton, Exe•er, Re. KENDAL, Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Hah ne , Charley, Onoskirk, and ( iars:ang Post Coaches, very M aeon, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Armin. Mont Brownian, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Outwork, Klagu and all parts of Scotland, Cninperdov.n Coach ( YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Omit, we with a Guard throughout, sets out every Moini it hnl Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Reiford, To !muse, Ungava, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeas, and Herw; Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the ieliglb journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed, without any additional fare, to the Black Su an lim. Low street, York. Coaches to Sunderland, Null, Scarhoesusk Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH sand Walsal new Post Coach, Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Post Can. h, a Guard all the way. Passes through through, Appleal, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catterick. Borooghbridge, !herby, Aherford, Dowager, and Grantham (the want way by eighteen miles), sets out every Mottling, aid forms tne journey with the greatest facility. Pas-ensert den ed on the Road by business or plea -tare, have the peculim vantage of their seats being secured in she nett Coach. CHESTER and Parkgaie Post-Coach, daily. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, nod Yarm, New Conch, Morning, to the George lon, Sunderland. M ANCRESTE ft, Wiuslokr,Congteton. Newcastle, Walt and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Aftersmou. guarded. SHREWSBURY ' , Wellington, nal Sitiffbal, Psi Cosek, the Prince. of Wales, every Evenitte, at Five o'Clock, guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pool Coach, called the " inghans, every Morning. m•malf..••• N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Ste. conveyed • the u:Adrr-menoad-d WAGGONS t To MM. Beetles, Bungay, Bury, nod all parts of Will s every Monday. CIRENCESTER, Aliogdoa, a d Healey, time ' week. SOUTHAMPTON, Viinehever, Rusty, • .Ly natal. -. miugt •n, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, mosbses, I.le of Wight, Jer•ey, turd Ciarra-rv, Wagipoo SUNBURY, Hampton. nod Twickenham. Swint a we' OR,ItEN WICII, Wn Is irle, and Deptford. IIEMSTEAD and Watford, Ste. SOUT I I AM PTON, Wtuclie-ter, Alresfutd, and Altura Ct every Evening. HULL. Nurthenve, Moodier'. Thorn, said Donetteter, Cinch. every Muruing at Seven o'Cluck, to the Hell aid Inn, M}lon- gale, LEEDS and Wakefield New llceant Clinch, daily. BIRMINGHAM Memory Poet Coach, with a Huard, mat every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham twit do it Passes by Oxford, Stbtun wed Shipsnme, to toe Sarum !lend, Hull -street, mai Cattle Itri, liirminglutvn. -HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdan, and Cheshant Coati, every Morning. TOTTENHAM and EDMONTON Conch, daily, at clew, half-pact 4, half-pact 4, and half-pave 7, °Thick. IV ILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN a:.d Co. respectfully Arnold their Friends and the Public. that they will not t.e arrestaah' for any Parceh or Luggage, &e. of more than Fist Pouf Value, if lost or damaged, wales, catered as t.urh, .11,d pant accordingly, at the Ibtraceit's Rend Inn, Lond‘t To accommodate tho-e residing at the west end of the' Passengers and Parcels are booked at Hatchet's New Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, for the abuse Coarhei. IMPORTANT ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and Prafessi Skill use persevering endeavours to disanertte . tee and certain method of treating& few prevailing f) , - , 1 4,, ' successful result of their experience is tl..e best proof of aspen , ty. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been Winced to , the cure of the f. , 110 wine the object s.f their particular f 14. a certain Disorder, frequently comrade I in a mein , intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures um! Glee's."' by an improved plan. are speedily and effectually cured ti Debility, whether arising from bacchanalian indulgence. residence in warm climates, or ri secret solitary vice, 100' unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes y in the , alr , in; sterility. or barrenness; and in the other a numeroci of nervinisAlservea, which, if not timely remedial, terr'i" ll %' impotence and Consumption. In that distressing:ante ..f richz ty ordeticiency, whether the consequence of such hancfal bits, 'Jr arising from any other cause, by which the pow the constituti-in become enfeebled, as Members of t h e College of Snrgeois in London they uder a firm. 4::fc• speedy restoration to spinal and vigt.rous health. rult of a long and extensive practice has enabled them a superior inettind, to rename Venereal Complaints, ever inveterate or complicated, witho u t subjecting the ;0 ,1 e 7 " In the least restraint in diet •r eoercive ; rind sit recant ClA's: where an early appli cat i on i s ma de on discovery . of the isf , ct i thery•frequeittly perforns ciire to the short spaced to , ' The unprecedented success ot their mode of treatment (whit never been known 10 fail in one single instance in a prat , . fifteen year,: daring which period many thousand per,ota ~ f! sesea have been cured, even nftersevrre and injurious Me . had heeu purpled 1.1 other Practitioners without erect). them Sr. thus ptitilici . !, offer their ad ciee.—'f haw peculiar r' ders rind defiriencir,, ihettlental to the Female S. a, tri+ir' often embitter sonetrimonial Whoa y, ore to he remise d Ple 9l gentle as they sire efficacious. Mar. led Women, who have I been disappointed iu they expectat inns of a fan ily. may hell eel, that in most instances such defects are curable by med skill. Mes:is. Goss and Co. e %clu e i ve ly protest.* the met ore pat-6(111m complaints, in order that the 4 may not be . 1. by n mistaken few, With the obloquy illgth ignorma empiric, think it hut jointer to theantelves to '131.' ttey have heeu properly educated and Initiated boo evert Of of ilk prot&sion (certificates of which, different Hi tat, nod testimonials from ihr . MOM Phyvteiam , have to convince any inqatirer), that the sneers: , melting, t• thit odeavour3 tint induced they. to the rill"' the general Practitioner, arid they presto:ie that their l' gloat r..tgetitove a fink gro.stel for the nuptacedetacd 01:ii• with which thee have, be the Pli; , lle, been si. iii.erall) —Patients in the enuntrince requested to state the ear!" of their case, age, and general habit of I trine, nod in. remittance for Advice and Medicines, when the Wk.' , " igven or bent to any part of the kingdom. iiosB 'mid CO. Surgeons, 13, Iliatverte-,treet. Fleet May 1, 1809. POLICE. EXTRAORDINARY HENOUMEN r OF THE LATE ROBBERY AT OR AN FIRM. . - Yesterday, the case wherein Ann Surgery was charged with robbing Mr. Askew of Grantham, of between three and four thousand pounds, and Sa muel Hart, as an accessary, was filially investi gated. It will be recollected that on the occasion of an interview hetween the Prosecutor and female Pri. soner, previous to the first examination, she insinu ated, that upon certain conditions she would make him 4 ' a happy man." This intimation was more fully explained a few days back, when she proposed to the Prosecutor that he should withdraw pro ceedings and perform his 66 promise of marriage," in consideration of the full restoration of his •pro perty. The proposal, after considerable reflection, was acceded to, and the Prosecutor having announced his intention of a non-prosecution, the Prisoners were discharged upon their own recognizance of fu tore appearance, in case the property was not duly restored. • Agreeable to this arrangement the Prosecutor and the Prisoner left town together for Grantham,where, upon their arrival, the former led Mr. Askew to the place where the property was concealed, and he was pat in possession of the whole of his lost property, amounting to two thousand guineas in gold, and about 14001. in Bank notes. The removal of the money was fully confessed by the Prisoner Surgery, but she denied having taken it with a felonious, or any other intent than that of inducing the Prosecutor to marry her. Information, by letter, to this effect, having been yesterday laid before the Loan MAYOR, and the Prosecutor expressing himself satisfied upon the sub ject, the complaint was dismissed. UNION•IIALL.—A decent looking female, appa. rently about 35 years of age, summoned her hus band, a respectable tradesman in the Borough, be fore the Sitting Magistrate, on a charge of having treated her with cruelty and attempted her life. The Complainant told her tale with many sighs and tears, her husband, she stated, had frequently beaten her, and treated her with the greatest cruelty; but on the 20th instant he had been more violent than usual with her, he had beaten and kicked her in a most cruel manner, and had made a blow at her with a large knife; not thinking tier life secure, therefore she had applied to the law for protection. The husband in his defence stated, that he had been married about fOurteen years, the first ten of which had been passed in the greatest harmony ; about four years ago, however, lie had unfortunately taken a full grown lad, quite an Adonis, as an ap. prentice, upon whom his %rife soon cast an eye of affection, and totally neglected her lawful lord and master, this neglect rendered him truly unhappy : but to complete his misery, on going home unex• peeled one day he caught his wife and his apprentice in bed Together, notwithstanding this his affection was so great for her that he forgave her, and still continued to live with her, hOping by indulgence to lead her back to the paths of virtue ; his hopes, how. ever, had proved fallacious, he had discovered that she still continued her criminal intercourse with the young man. This discovery had irritated him, and he confessed he had struck her, but he strongly de nied ever having held up a knife at here—The wo man, on being questioned, could not deny the truth of her husband's statement ; and the Magistrate, after some severe animadversions on her conduct, dismissed the complaint, and advised the husband to get rid of her. GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday Maria Walker, an in teresting girl, of about 23 years of age, was brought before the Magistrate in custody of the Officers of St. Bride's Parish, under the following circum. stances : It appeared, that late on Monday evening the un happy woman was observed in a boat, near Black friars'-bridge, and the wildness of her manner excit ing suspicion, she was watched, and shortly after wards seen to plunge herself into the river. Every exertion was instantly made to save her from perish ing, but this was not effected for several minutes, when being at length taken from the water, she was conveyed to the house of a surgeon in Bridge-street, and resuscitation happily effected. After her reco very, however, while conducting her through Fleet street, she was seized with violent fits, and it became necessary for the Parish Officers to convey her to the Compter. Being called upon by the Magistrate to account for her conduct, she stated, that for a considerable time she had pursued an wiforturate course of life ; that her friends had long abandoned her, and that deep compunction for her errors, and reflections upon her friendless situation, had impelled her to put an end to her own existence. Upon being then asked to name her friends or relations she refused compliance, upon the ground of her character, con scious that a reflection upon her past conduct would not allow her to exist among them. The Magistrate, therefore, ordered her again to the Compter. there to be dealt with humanely, until a proper Asylum be found for her. MELANCHOLY OCCCHWENCE.—Thomas Foster, a cutler, and James Low, a hair-dresser, both resid. ing in the vicinity of Wellclose-square, were a few days back drinking together at a public-house in Wells-street, within the.liberties•of the Tower, and appeared as usual on the best• terms of friendship, having been acquainted a considerable time ; bat after leaving the house, they differed about some subject introduced in .co'eversation, when an alter cation took place, and Low, without any previous notice, struck the other a violent blow and knocked him into the kennel, whets the wheels of a cart which happened lobe passing at the•time, going over his body, injured him so much that he was taken in • a senseless state to the Hospital, where he expired. —A Coroner's Inquest has been held on the body before Mr. UN WIN, w h o returned a Verdict of Nun-, : Prised s m. -N i mbi:m by D Loy It! I. slaughter a;ainst Low, trim h as absconded. 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