The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-26 00:00:00

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No furthv respite bas P h i e l en nU re N ce ll ivied fop lieu t •uP $i ye, Mowing, Vaal*, rallit $ , court of Directors of the (Jailed Company of • - a irerchins England, trading to the East In- yesterday ; but Mr. Harmer, his solicitor,. who risked hid Lyneiniton. Itendhorte 444, do Surrey gi venotice. , d-teriglye. litarkwatotl ,that *General Ceurt of the said Company will be held at on Friday , intimated that his fate would he finally,derida wil• •ercelsluirmilig 4 V Illsele ROilik. fa LeadenhaUatitwf, en Wednesday, the 1 ith of Dories, and Vine lass. # illatury next, at II o'eleek la the forenoon, at the desire of on Monday, nod that in all probability directions would a kis is a most delightful. Ili** time nine Proprietors, agreeably t o th e following letter, given for his removal to the Hulks, preparatory te hi. Jersey. Guernsey. St 4 1 1 11 . 1• • • ... • . transportation for life, as early as possible. Ii is believes 4 1 4 — Me Pe•Peielook. Otiewriteemautaaw, DILIPUTIr CIIAIIIIIAN. ERD DIRECTORS or that that there has been of hypocrisy than reel feel • a continuance of TIM RAllft INDIA COMPANY." • in in the apparent depression of this fellew's spirits sin, erigneeel since the mit'. , -'... " London, Jan. 11i,1024. his conviction. His appetite has never failed him, ant ~ aart.esiga—We, the undersigned Proprietors of East from his increased size (for he has beconae•veey 1 tsty) i ester in 14 heirs aely... Sleek, request y.O will summon a Court of Proprietors 'stoke. Overton, WAR. 141 the would seem that his health has been rather •ituprevad tam Nof submitting to them the following Resolu- dgents, Cashmere . . 4 ~ ,,,,i -„ ,z. injured by. kiseenfinement. Itornours are in riro d lati oi ' i 'l the 111° " 1 "9- '. • A r application be made to Parliament in the ensuing that he has made souse important confession* to Mr. Her through Chi. . .. , * 4 ' ' fee the repeal of the 40th clause of the Act of the 64 mer ; but we apprehend tie bail little mere to t4l hypo revisory and Read Ants "01 .. 1111, asp. GM, by whiffs the Court of Directors is what he. disclosed previous to his trial. He has w 4 the Greyhound ;e. . . . from sodding to 'edits In the eepaeity of writer. umieratual; confirmed his former slatements ,of the dotes u Street, and • •.0 o w who shell-yet se resided daring four terms at asiestlass h t riack4.lebn Thurtelkte murder Wood., It it g' the Minton, and Pi ~ .. „, ~• p ifitzFieb.,.t. t ii s t :06 . dais riellie the as •o**.of Mies Caro!!!') Ntjaa,.assi a i k t o o loot ar Barbee neasamont r-and he It a also gut ..- area ias the Co vs of Directors with . • * * a tea *snore par irulsr details of the circematances at tligideesleb, on l y Ow •' theapprobstion of thilloard of Control may direct, tc which as Inside. sets out Dail, ,' onsoloattoo all Persons shilll submit their aequiressents. and tending tineiurder of Mr. 'Pease. in which he ' w eak Afternoon at 5, tiro'. 0 quatillenedene for 'opposes', presto** to their beteg permitted mole decidedly of the cor , duct of Prohert ; hat whetbe Wetford. baterammeNr. •to pivoted is thowepacity of Writers to either ot dm Prost• these stelteetalliaillre wordlottrodit or•not, iX itiesnosailsi one, Newcastle, Knits- 4 denotes of Fort William, Fort St. George, or Bombay. for us to judge. • The impression on the mind, of thos " Douglas Kinnaird, • . Joseph .Hume, whu h ave watched his conduct from the moment of ins cow yet Light Post Coaches, " Wm. Morgan, " Jun. Morgan. mitment in, that he writ,' not fell much hesitation i riled." Chas. Wright, Rich. Will iams, conroil pati ing a story to suit his own purpose. Of his cw .diton New Light fast " RandleJaekson, " John /Wilma, participation in the murder he so , aks very lightly, a+.. ad Friday mornings, at " Rt. F. Beauchamp, '• Semi. Dixon." JOSEPH DART. Secretary. indeed would insinuate-that he is an innqceut and of con s • •• {~ LONDON, 0' *! " TAe Gigue Jar maids RAMP. No. 5896. _____— Bromplan. Chatham, Rochester, Sittingbourne, Mankato Ospringe, past 7. The " Won," Southampton, Li Winchester. Basingstoke. Ilar(ford-. and Bagshdt `web four inside Coach. o'clock; arrives at the Coach and hot Southampton, by Pure o'clock. This conveyance to the late of Wight: Maims, Havre de Grace, Cleerburg„ of the above Coach hope to receive .a support which has hitherto been experienced warmest of the " Union." New Light Oay Coach to Dorchester through Bagskot. Dlackwater. Basingstoke. church. Andover. Salisbury, Woods Btatutford. at a }past 3 and 7 o'clock Bath and" Bristol Post Coaches, Caine, Marlborough, Nestigerford, 147( every Afternoon at One ; arrive at Bath. the .1 4 omdow Talent, Thomas Bristol, early next +morning. / J ORD glitiliiNE''.4 STATUIL—LIST OF A DDI -114 /NAL SUE SCRIBERS. Amount of Subsarlptiou advertised 2010. 15a. 1. s. L. s. D. Wakefield, Esq. 6 6 Col. NV: Hall I 1 M r . J. Ridgway II 0 J. White. Esq. Sir J. C. 111pesley 131. 10 10 R. Ons . st, Esq. j. Whlshsw. Esq. 10 0 J. Harmer, Esq. j ,, i Niggles, Esq. I 1 R. 8111. Esq. w. slangy. Esq. 3 0 J. Ellisiphird, Esq. sir W.A. csayaghavas 10 10 P. 11111tems. Esq. gal or Egreoponi 10 0 T. ;miles. Esq. p . Beaumont, Esq. 10 10 R. R.. Crowder. Esq. Mr. T. !lardy I I Q. Multi. Esq. y. inn:. Esq. .6 6 W. Qi, Russell, Esq. J. &dial fel& Esq. . $ $ J, Row s Esq. Awn. T. sod J. WE I I T. Cobase, Esq. IV. Perry, pa q . . 6 6 6 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 8 0 10 10 5 6 8 6 9 9 L 1,009 7 4ted,b ep ieklo iy,ileeldtd , be his I iered tale and ; •,. Han- 1P•044 40ee1ttee Rai.; plc Jae. 11. MSC g o beeripttnes'eit ritioltea by Messrs. Coons awl Co-; by News. Mere, RIM Stniet ; by Messrs. Smith, Payee nod Frith% : by Mebeeedirobingeett, Stephenson, and Remington, aid by dm Silbseminol the Cminnotttee, we deter `.ho Conehes to Wells, Bridgereater,Tannton, eff restated Peres. . L ,_To ‘lUmnptro," g sea LivorpooLliyidkeisiok, 'Meld *it ehe •Aoai, carrying Four Maid It -One ; arrives at Liverpool next After Irotits, Lathbary, Nortimunpton, ;Iftnekley, Atiterdone, Litchfield, Slot Ard, Warrington and Prescot. • Shrewsbury. IVeUington and Shiffnat every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded, Barnstaple. Sosilinsolton, and Credf" Coaekevery Monday, Wednesday, and 7 o'Clock. . CROW/4411* 4Ass. 644 UMW IR IiRICRSAPIPX T aim 410111 Lie List of aslißdotid . . air .9 Ip. ' Amount already advertised. 26,997 14s. s. Taylor I sad__ _ His Grace the Dake of r.. in at ;peaks •tber Able thou coal- Messrs. 'Meaux 210 0 Oregon 52 10 A Sasses Curate 1 1 M.A.B. lO 0 Miss Marriott, by Dr Rev. J. Traheros 45 0 Chatfield. Lieut. Gen. Dalrymple Asint.SirJes. Saumares 50 0 (td sabscription) lO 0 Yarmouth subscription. Geo. Dandridee, Esq. • g 9 Messrs. T. Hurry & Ce. 4 4 B. M. Blencowe, Esq. M . Fellows§ and jun 3 3 Barth 4 4 Lady Louisa Macdonald 2 2 Jas. Hurry. Esq 2 9 S. W. Morgan. Esq.• • 5 u —. of Great Yarmouth 3 3 J. 6 - 5 U H. V. Worship, Esq... 1 1 W. Smith, Esq. Guild- Fr. Worship, Esq... I I ford street 6 6 Jac Clarke, Esq.. Walter Wilkins, Esq. Sam. Sothera, Esq 1 I M.? lO 0 ..........1.. •. • I 1 Rev. Dr. Adam Clarke, Aristides. Milbrooke, Lancs. L. W. OlO shire Lord Viscount Milton, Do as you would be done (2d subscription) 5O 0 by 0 111 6 Rev. R. Ei5da1e........ 1 0 An English Sailor 0 4 Received from Edln• Simon Cobb, Esq..— • 1 1 • D.ltar _____—.--- 0 6 ,~ The " Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets out every Afternoon at Two; and passes through Baldock. Bigglesiveae, Eaton, Buckden, Stilton, Wansford, Stam ford, Greetham, Grantham, Newark. Tnxford, Markham, moor, Relford. Baldry. Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, ar rives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Afternoon, at 3 o'clock. in time for the Bradford. Halifax. Skipton and Huddersfield Coaches. at reduced Fares.—Driven through with four coachmen only. and Packages only 2d. per lb.—Notroilkstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled by any other. ilarrorogate and Ripon Nem Light Post Coaches every Afternoon, al 2,4 f 9 in the Morning. Glasgow, Lonytomn, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanqidtar Kiln, Canmock. Kings well, and alt Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. Bridgenorlh, Walsal. Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead New Light feat Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The " Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Morning at a quarter before 7 o'clock, through Redhurn, pun stable, Stoney Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Daventry,.and Dunchurch, to Warwick and Leamington. The " Express," to York. Scarborough, Whitby, Shields- Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinbnrgi a New Light Four Inside Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out awry Morning, by way of Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferry-bridge. 7'adcoster, Darius ton, Northallerton. Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick, and arrives at York the next Morning. sr RBDOCED FARM—Driven through with a coachmen only.—Passengers finding themselves fatireed as the journey, may rest te7sat time they please, and then proceed without any additional are. Mariboronyk and Swindon our Inside Day Cdack, thro' Aldbourn, Reading, Lambqurn, Parton, Lydinkton, Poway, Wootton Rama, Ramsbary, Hnngerford. New berg and Maidenhead.—Driven through with one coach' man only' The New jboyal Patent Mail, Boston and Loath, f ithro' Navies * Cambridge. Hrativadaa. Askarhers'. floePl+s9 , B Pftd_W. *Lap 41ford, _griviseby h Hw' Irenin#. at wpast 7 • lima, Saasit at arr" before! en injured man. His conmiunicatione, such as they bi v; been, have been communicated by Mr. Harmer to the Secretary of State for the •Home Department. , We nerd scarcely add, that now that Thartell is not in the way to c.intra.tict him, an opportunity is afforded for any invention in which he may choose to indulge respecting the crimes of that unfortunate man during his life. b4tU, '6 LiA: BANKRUPTS. J. Sayers, Little Yarmouth. Suffolk. wi.ie merchant, to sur render Feb. 16, 17, and March 6, at the Castle Inn. Norwich. —Attorneys, Messrs. Taylor, and Roscoe. King's Bench Walk, Temple; and Messrs. Parkiuson and Staff. Norwiel. J. Davenport, Altrincbam, Chesser. shopkeeper, Feb. 6,7, and March 8, at the Star Inn. Deausgate, Nlanchester.—Attor nem Mr. Shaw, Ely Place, Holborn ; and Mr. Watkins, Man chester. . G. Nichols, Bristol, victualler, Jan. 26, 27, and March 6, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn Street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Dennett, Coraptou Street, Brunswick Square ; and Mr. Saun ders, Bristol. T. Scattergood. Nottingham, victualler, Feb. IS, 14, and March 8, at the Punchbowl, Peek Laae, Nottingham. —Attor nays, Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Ion; and Mr. J. Pear son, Nottingham. C. Dowse, Chancery Line, law stationer, Jan. 27, Feb. 7, l and Mirth 8, it Basinghall Street. Attorneys, Messrs. Saun ders and Bailey. Charlotte Street, F.tzroy Square. T. Richards, Birch Hills, Walsall, Staffordshire, miller, Feb. 4,5, and March 8, at the Woolpack ion, Moor Street, Birming ham. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and White. Lincoln's 11. n; and Mr. William Smith, Old Church Yard, Wolverhampton. T. Davida b Kennington Oval, Surrey, brass fottrider, Jan. 31, February 7, and March 8, at Basiughall Street.—Attorney, Mr. J. Burton, New North Street, Red Lion Square. It would seem from an expression of Tburtell's pretio a to hie trial, that the assertion of Mr. %Venn haling lent robbed of a very I trice sum is more than probabli altliouc h the divisi.•ns made at Prohert's cottage on the night of the murder, between !font and Probert, w•as but trifling. Our readers will recollect, that according to all accous t 4. l'ourtell alone co mmitted the dreadful deed; and, as plunder was his object, it is not very prutable he %%Mid have contented him•ef on quitting the body with simply taking the watch, the note-case and the purse. The larger sum which Weare wis believed to carry roneesled about his person, was the main inducement to the plot; and hence, it may be naptrally inferred, that Thurt•'ll's first effort was to secure this prise, and, once secured, it is not likely that hr would have squally divided it with pen ina who had shared neither his guilt nor his danger; sod we are led the wore forcibly to this conclusioa. from his having declared to Mr. Wilson, the Uovernor of Hertford' when some conversation took place as to the st.te of his funds, that when he got out of prison, Le heel,. where to get twelve hundred pouni a. This money, in all likelihood, eas that which he took fr Weare, ant which he had. with due caution, lodged in a sale place on his coming to town on the Saturday. It 11. a been assettsd by the High Sheriff, the Rev. Chaplain of the tianl,. and Mr. Wilson, that the wretched culprit made no cenfeadod whatever previous to his execution; and indeed such was thisingular delicacy with which he was treated, that there was, not a question put to him with the view of cltaring up asty.lhenho-naysseeise erhictrtise evidence on the ►rial had 'failed to elocidate. Of the welch which erketatten from Mr. Orem nothing has !web heard; nor has any certain trace Glebe larger auto of money yet been discovered. We anderstailkihat Mr. Noel, who was Weure's solicitor, bait succeeded tar obtaining some clue to the numbers oh the notes, which the deceased was supposed to have had in his possession, and is making diligent •h after them; but farther, nothing has transpired. Whatever colnatu nirations were made by Thurtell to his solicitors, Mews. Jay and Fenton. they of course cannot consistently with their situation, disclose; and thus, unless from accidents. many of the details of this atrocious occurrence must remain subjects for speculation. 4 1;1111 burgh, by laity, ----- Esq. nu. Lloyd, Esq. 3 6 Joseph Dowson, Esq.. I 1 T.P.Winter, Esq. Parts' Re's. W. Collett. 1 1 (W. Irish) 46171.3 d. C.E.RumboId,EA.M.P. 10 10 Nisi°. More. Bath, (Ikt 11. S. sib.) by Dr. Chstkld 6. 0 Thellon.G.Anson,3l.P lO 10 Miss Hsraaret Hayes... 9 9 H. Eases, Esq. 1 .0 Mrs. Elinson, by Dr. losir. Chas. Bell 1 1 Chatfield. • 1 0 M. J. Beast 1 1 X Y.Z i' $ Mr.Jairey 0 10 6 Jos. Jaime. E5q..... 10 0 A Friend to Freedom.. 1 I Sir Js. Cox Hippesley, Samuel Tait's, Esq... 1 I by E. Blaquire, Esq. 6 0 Northampton sabsorip• Miss Ells. Davy 1 1 tins, by C.Smlth,Esq 7 6 3'oorFriends toFreednni 1 0 Aberdeen (sub. 9d) by Fishmongers' Company9oo 0 A, Bannerman, Esq. 60 0 JOHN ROTIFRING, Hon. Sec . JOS, HUME. in the Chair. R. Nicholson, North Shields. master marioei:, Feb. IS, 14, and Much 6, at the Georpre len, Newcastle upon Tyne.—At terneys. Mr. J. C. Francis, White Lien Court, Corohill ; or Messrs. Lowrey and Stephens, North Shields. T. Bedford, Pie, Exwick, Devoe, paper maker. Feb. 10, I I, .and March 6, at the New London fun. Exeter. Auorneys, Mr. R. Bruttoo,•Old Bread Street ; or Mr. Bretton, Castle Street, Exeter. REFUG F. for the DES TITUTE.—A GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this Institution wfillawbeld the Male ENtabilshinest, Roston, on Taistwipsir WIST. at One thrprolloystflass o the C` wi sad Ricers, Censtittse, iko. for the present pear elected. ROBERT CROSBY. Secretary. Terheretle. Cannott Pion, Hereford. timber merchant, Febk IS, 14, sad March 6, at the Greyhound Inn Heratforal.— Alonmis a ileasee. James, Bodenbsto, and Hardwitst, Here hovi ;or Mr. B. Budenham. N-w Inn. Jagasnli, Newman street. Oltford Road, clock maker, Jan. Slia Feb. 7, aid March 6. at BaalirehailStreet. Attorney. Mr M'Dulr. Castle Street, Holborn. R. Miller, Paternoster Row, bookseller, Jan. SI, Feb. 7, and March 6, at Basinghell Street. —Attorney, Mr. J. J. Allen, Boaverle Street, Fleet Street. T. Montgomery, John Street. Spitalfieds, silk manufacturer, Feb. S. Is. and March 0. at Basinithrtil Street.—Attorneys, Messrs. Webster and Sou, Queen street, Cheapside. J. Davenport and A. Dunlap, Great Portland Street. Mary la-bone, milliners, Jan. SI, Fen. ID, and March 0, at Basing. ball Street. Attorney, Mr. T. Bennett. Tolomhouse Yard. T. Browne, Duke 'street, Grosvenor Square, plumber, Jan. 57, Feb. 7, and March 8, at Basingball Street. Attorney, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. J. Pula, Cniettester, linen draper, Jae. 31. Feb. 7. and March 6, at Basinghall Street. Attorney, Mr. J. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court °See. Royal Exchange. I. Alexander, Cniswell Street, Finsbury Spare, stable keeper, Jaa.27, SI, and March 6, at Hesinghelt Street.—At• toruey, Mr. Russen, Crown Court, Aldersgate Street. DIVIDENDS. , Tke " gxpr•st." a' Noe Light Four-104de Pest CM.& to Carlisle. Penrith and Whitelsaven; ,rIIA a Einar/tell the way ; passes through Appleby, Brough, Bowe* Greta Bridge. Richntond.Catterick, Boroughbridge. .c.rrp-bridge. Doncaster, Newark, Baldry, Grantham. Skteford, Gree than, Stilton, Biggiesivade and Baldork. Sets out in the Morning. and peljorntx the Journey Kith the greatest Fa cility, AT lIRDUCED FAXEN. Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their seats being se cured 14 the next Coach. IMPOWItRX UNMASKED. Tin; proven of Merit, although frequently assail ed. 'ls sot impeded by Envy and DettaLtion. The fig pressioa of arisbaseatfe terminates in defeat ; and conscious ?made ultimately triumphs in the attainment of the grand oh led—pub is approbation. The test of experience is the gna mitre of favour, and has established WARREN's BLACK MG in lenerslestimation : of which there exist.; not a stronger proof than the taeit acknowledgment ofa boat of servile imita te% who surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious previa:inn as•the genuine article, to the great disappointment st the unguarded percbaser, and manifest injury of %Vatican, ukase charnmer and interest by this iniquitous system ere equally subj. ct to detriment. It becomes therefore an India ;Losable duty to caution the Public against the mane uvres of Irprintipled Venders, who having no character to lose, and misdated by avari e in their nefarious pursuits, aim at the inquisition of money through any medium than that of honor ! The origiaal and matchless Blacking' b mrs on each bottle a short direction, with the signaler. ROBERT WARREN. All otters are counterfeits ; and in many instances the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a different address, in very wash characters, between the more conspicuous ones of "No. a." and " Steam)." It is earnestly recommended to Shop keepers and others who are deceived by base fabrications of WSirell'S Slacking, to return the detected trash to the source allefl te it (lime, and expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy. W Allats'll Riotous() is surpassingly brilliant; it excludes 'lamp: gives pli anc y t o th e l eat h er : re t a i ns it s p r i s ti ne v i r t ue 18 111 climates; anti, combining elegante with comfort, is an "tide equally of indispensable fashion and utility. Sold by rverc respectable Vender in Town and Country, in bottles, at 61 . kW. I2d. and led. each. ~1 TOE ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLISLE. HUNT'S ACCOUNT OF TII LAST MOMENTS OF THUSYELL. While we were upon trial, Thurtell treated me very dis tantly; and when his brother was giving his evidence, could not help expressing my astonishment at his attribut ing to me the very expressions which John Thortell him self hail use l resp-cling our being ferrpin Lads." said. .6 800 i tiod . here's work." John replied, " Yes, don't alarm yourself, you'll have wire of it presently ; tee have Got half done wail sou yet." Mit when he after wards, in addressing the jnry, wanted to lay the whole crime on in. and Probert, I was lost in astonishment, and every thing appeared enveloped in mist; but I shall never forget his horrid expression of conntenance when be spoke • of Barber I3eanmunt and Mr. Springfield—l was really frightened to luok at him. Directly we left the bar, Thurtell addressed me in the most friendly and familiar manner, and. shaking me by the hand, said, " It's all up, Joe ; we must now make the best of it, and behave manfully. I forgive you for every thing with all my heart." As we came along back in the chaise, Thurtell asked Mr. Wilson if we were not to he executed in the gravel pit opposite the gaol ?"—Mr. Wilson answered, "he be lieved so." 6 6 Then," ;ail Thurtell, " I hope you will have two half hundred weights to my legs, and a good fall, so that I may die instantly." I was greatly depressed, and begged b iro not to talk so. Thurtell replied, " Don't tell me, old" fellow; what's the use of repining. I hope you will meet your fate like a man, as I shall do. lam prepared now, as I told the Judge to night, and the sooner the business is over the better." While we were on our way, Thurtell expressed a great desire to have some refreshment, mid, addressing . Mr. Wilson, said, " I. hope you will be able to give us spine- . thing to e Lt, fo r I am Almost (enlisted.' —Mr. Wilsort replied, that it was against the law to allow any thing lint" breed and eater; and that a gaoler would be liable to lose * his situation, and forfeit a hundred pounds, if he broke, through time cule,—Thurtell said; " I hope, old fellow, you will manage to Os soinetbinir. bitter than thlt."-- 7 11r... Wilson siiii, lie would try svtipt,bri.gobld gin when i o e„k• up to the prison, and he dart spi tits 011ieriff would "not be very strict in obsying.the After we bad been 1444.40011114 with some r e i r ih.. meta by Mr. Wilson, l Was coafifieCia one cat! atidThui- Thi 4ist was 1 Feb. 4S. J. Dawson. Peurith. Cumberland, coach maker. — Feb. 2t, J. & J.Strickland, Newgate market. cileesemongers. Feb. 14. It. G. Milbers,ll. James. and C. Busch, New Lon don Street, mrechants.—Feb. 14, W. P. Ctiub`►, Altlgate, cby• mist.—Feb. 13, W. Osties, Sudbury, Suit'lk, haberdasher. — Feb. 11, G. Longster, Illcisbury Terrace, Islington, inerchnot. —Feb.l4. W. Fearman, New Bond Street, bookselier.—Feb. 28, B. Sutcliffe, Cleapside, warehouseman.—Feb. 16, W. Greenhorn, Manchester, merchant. VERY FAST TRAVELLING To DIAL, RANAGATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY Four blade Coaches, mod kee l / rood time, by t;. HEAD OUNTAIN add Co. SARACEN'S INN, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-WILL. LONDON. :O.ACHIN, Mails Inn:— Ranagale. Uargale, and Sandwich sen e past 7 o'clock. e given to the Te- Inined no expense conveyance on Use Day Coseb,Morn- Redbarn, Market Street, ' Stoney Stratford, Tow- Coventry, and Stone , eorge's T , Higb ailing/Jan, Bridgenortb, Naptettelt, Baogor► leen ..thrtegh with 9 thi en to the Tally 'd teradirited'ind 'slijialitie shall on the Birmingham to Falmouth. I . B lr lte Ashrtoo. Paltry. rig BridPorti Bits* .Itartrai itriPeli s l' a , Mida te tank** . mr i , • r, adadel; Derelmair, at a guar. , Jersey. Cherbosry, Utordny afternoon The New Royal Patent Mail. Cambridge thro' Ware, Buntingford, Burkland, 4' Royston. Erening, at half-past 7 o'c ock. Sunday, at a quarter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale, Ration Morley, OrmskirA and Garstang Light Post Coaches, eve, y Morning and Allernoon. The " Royal Express.' New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in 23 Hours only. thro' Warrington. Present, Congletoa, Lawton. Newcastle. Radgly, Knuts ford, Stone, Stafford and Litchfield. (on 4 One Night on the Road,) civil Afternoon ' • arrives at Me Saracen's Head Ina, Dale-street. Liverpool, next Evening. The advantages to Travellers who honour this coach with their preferencea w far superior to any other on this Road, as the "Royal Express" is driven throughout with 4 coach men only (S less than any other coach to Lirerpoot)—a sa ving to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides the addiltonal advantage, especially to commercial inter ests, of performing the journey in less time than any other coach ; and, notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ae. comnsodation it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed by none. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon, to Laneo d, Stoke, Shelton, Horsham, Tunatall, Lawton, Healy and Holmes Chapel. Tnis is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, 17 RI WUCED VA *55. Chester, Newport, IVhiteckurch.. Tarposley, Nanspl - North:vie* and Mieidleroick Light Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Liglit Post Coaches every Ntoroing and Afternoon through Baldock, Blgeleswade, St. Neots, Buckden, Alcoa bury, Stilton, an I Wandaferd. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarns Light Post Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, Ar REDUCIM PA ICs. Mountain's " Express. Umpire and Tally Ho," to Mae 'cheater. Winslow, Congletan, NewcasUe, Waters!. Waiver hansplon Kestaferd, NelD ?oar Inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the Road. Sheffield and Rotherham +sew Four lauds Post . Coaches every Morning, called " The Express," and 'aloe 6' T'Ao Rockingham,' every Afternoon. AT Asiatics:a "vow. The "Royal Express.' stew new Birsnixgkans Light Fast Night Coach, Ix lb hours, sets out every glterieseut, carrying 4insida only. passes through Warwick, Leamington. Southlns. 'faction. Stoney-Stigt,for4 Ind Tolveeslar. to, • Saraee) Bull Street, Birmtnghans, marly the through with two coachmen pay ',ls? Light Post, Coach to Hatk. Lia and' Doncgsler. Mier, isg. i Keys, Market Place, Hag, and the,afternoms at o'clock. ~ to and . .Cheshant .Cmaeh. lop Coaches daily at dews, half 'dock. Leeds, York, and Doncaster! lybiaimice peT lb. Co.' re peettally aequifit their st their will not be ite•euttable LaffP4e, Wridaffil; PistNike. value, if lust, stolen, or damaged, the insurance paid for accord. ins, Skinner-street, linty WI, CER tIFICATES, FEB. 14. W. HiMer. New Windsor, saddler.—J. Burner, St. Alban's, (letter in eettle.—L. Bolton, Hackney, butcher.—W. Roberts. Oxford Street, hosier.—T. Flatinan, Hampton Wick, soap boiler.—W. Coupland and 'W. B. Colton, Liverpool, mer ebants.—W. Dowliog, K;ng Street, Tower Hill, grocer.—J. Littlewood, Rochdale. Lancashire, stationer.—T. Marsden, KingiStreet, Porte's.' Square. dealer in horses. PARTNERsHIPI4 DISSOLVED. P.J. D'Hooghe soft F. R. Enser, London. merchants.—R. Makepeace and J. Harker, Serie street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. —T. Ellis sad J. Kirby, Leicester, dyers.—J. Richards and R. Spendelow, Drayton In Hales, Shropshire, ironmongers.—A. Wyke and J. N. Ashwood, Broseley, Shropshire, surgeons.— W. Anderson and T. and R. Wilkins, Lawrence Lene. Cheap side. Scotch factor, so far as regards T. Wilkins.-13. and T. Williams. Manchester. silk manufacturers.—J. and J. flare, Cannon t. cerpet manufacturers.—J. Wild and S. E. Keb• betting, Sheffield, cutlers.—T. Flutter and T. Allan, Picca dilly, linen drapers.—C. Cross &G. F. Henwood, Cateaton street, woollen warehousemen.—T. Powis and C. Walton, Bermondsey wall, rope makers.—J. Murray and J. Wilson, Nottingham, drapers.—W. Bolton and .1. W. Matlock, London, stock brokers.—J. E. Cowmeedow and J. Wisher. Kensington, coal merchants.—M. and W. Currie, and W. Harding, Vise street, Bloomsbury, rectifying distillers, so far as regards W. Harding.—T. Ulloek and P. G. Francis, Martin's Lane, Can non street. -brandy merchant..--J. Gibbs and J. Legg; Whet ston Park, Lincoln's Ina Fields, wheelwrights.—R. Kiley and T. Richardson, Komi Amid. butchers.— R. Auld & T. Tapatp. coo, Crone Court, Fleet street, accountaets.-11. Biggs, Oid Foy4, Mlle End, and J. Freeman, Chapple End, Walthamstow cattle &Mistime. . . .. ANERA4II PRICE OF CORN IN JINCILEND MIS .111.111.11 IN THIlt MISR lINDIIR JAN. IT. .. ,• Jria. en. s ., d. - • Pekoe. a. d. SIVi4; . • -.....64, 7 0 04 , .. • - 22 c. Ri5h1v...........,- : :.44 I. IDIMIS . , • ......811„ $ Apar10y, t ,...„ . ......,,..1 8' Pests .•:.,:•,......• .••• t .....• 1' .. Aletagb Oleg of Brow bi Muierivido'SigO, 'from' • To' 4 tiaras made in tbe week ending Jae. SI, I. Ids.lo. per .e t. f / •ff• i , . , a , . - . b ,. , . .. 1. t i t sy 1 i Oxlip: cuptains . lad . -.. , a notifi . on that at a — i I hel d at ( like Codrt et Brighton, the 19th lost., the cihr Hon. Slr Rsheetilifford, Knight, Lord ,( Chief Jar e. of the Court of Common Pleas, inl the•ltight Hon. Sir William Alexander, Knight, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of &ampler, were sworn of his Majesty's Privy Conseil, and took their respell,' places accordingly. flu w . isht. shook THE fo lINOW . WILL. LONDON. ltwin . net o L ut li f iliT ron th P e O a a' i l i : d O n .) The "Soya/Telegraph," Dover, Deal, Dal !hug stairs, Calsterbary, Fesperskaos, an "Wrier fiat Coach, every esershey at —heoiseyweace of as decided prsferemee knot (bark, the Proprietors are determ *II be spared to reader it the first coo lest Road. 'a The " Tilly Ho," Blnologhera very fast t befo-e 7 o ' c l oc k , t h roug h Re db ord, ni"Peo.abl, lirlekhlli, P enn y Sti s tf o ed, St o n e) , Weedon. Davetty, Danehurch brie ye, to the Cast! e Hotel, and St.George' tm. Birmingham. to Shirttail, WegiteSt l T einee, Shrewsbury, Salop, Oswestry. Ns "Pority, Chester and Holisid. Driven (ow hee% only. y roniegamice of thi Cosei l the Proprietors *re 7 detehilltletik'i 18 4'0'41 ; o rend er it the first conveyance on tad " Bovereiste," New light fast Cosa ti W ' Exetse. monthodmin.- Psoryn, As) aaouth, W, porpkesine. mad , tain t at 7; thrpejth Auwinstar t titoloidgo. seuie, Sesinpiobe, ?*onl y sad nehot. Dag'Cohill to [lianas; coachmen: Wei' tArnivil saolce. OtieNolt.' Aide !Ire. Salisbury . fillosiVard ir Domini s'etack to the morning. dr front Wirym.ol4 to Guernsey, Jo • 'lllNei. aft. every Wednesday and sat We4dols. Darestry, §toseps the Soraroies Head, 801 l St nest ssorsing.- 7 Drives throt TA* • Express" es Nese ohs, 14Iortheave. Horarisi asa sele eight o'eloeh tq the Crosi /C 4 ds. thq . 6 Koelitqgkass" is the rho Medford. Ware, Hoar rotsglines,,and Edesentop gst hro.fies, anfl eipfa te'etoei • • Al Redeced'Pares. to 1 I ageand Piastre it only "6 6 Cg. MOUNTAIN cad'' Aced, and the 'Public. that ter any Parcels. Passengers' I d( more than Five Pounds vii unless entered as such. and I ingly, at the Saracen's Head I London. elfin another. -Throughout 04 AOC 9t a . ii. 1 1 7 , t in rat • li yi stress and' rognts),a 9( pith, mala Will t si L. hos to stiffst 46.04 ierchl'inetWint, Willi url i. bl t . 194 it in Mt nest - dV;, Arr. Ifillto Old . Pii it • '' Olt 5 via oitt'theilo . :bewse t tll44:,,, .9Or t. Ftlint,o, . t u olut.t4l, 31 r,WMOh,Ofoto„to t i Lli Ir a • - 1 1 ..:' Ilai be to in the titbit Cell elgoliMri i . T. ii i i r li t 4 . • ,:. A enterrisi 'hii' eel', 11 hiums is ale iu.s . . k!1 . 4 , A i 14 MO Starlit alld' wittlif• toll ), _.... 1 n • ota i nie tbarlittitelt tvni'platt ritateititta in id€ 3 riahed me to be so with him ; and Tburtell came as& hook hands with me, and said, .. II do (reef) , forgive jots I oe. but t have no one to thank for this Oat Ion.", I' i 1 1