The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-13 00:00:00

CIIEV,ILIBIt D'4ItANIO. The noble conduct of the Chevalier Da AILANJO, Whel jlO VlGltually exerted himself to prevent the Prince Regent of PORTUGAL - from falling a vie. tins to the Tyrant of Europe, as was the fate of the unfortunate Royal Family of Spain, becomes d oily more conspicodos. It is well known in Por. tug 11, that this Minister conducted himself during that trying period, with the greatest Armness, and on principles of the strictest.homour, in opposition to the solicitations of the Agents of France and Spain, who incessantly urged the imprisonment of am English and the confiscations of their property. The order which changed this determination, WAS, at last, extorted by Mr. DS LIMA but happily not till the moment was passed when it could oc casion any material prejudice to the British soh_ leas. It had became absolutely necessary for the Prince Regent to dissemble, in ostler to defeat the perfidy of certain suspicious characters, near his person, and to conceal his intended retirement to Brazil. The Chevalier DS ARAICIO, nutwith. standing kis being no longer employed in the Ad. ministration, still continues to enjoy the esteem of his Sovenatuit, and the highest consideration of the Court - of Rio de 4anuiro, of which his ta lents, se well known and universally acknow ledged throughout Europe, render him so ecni mintly deserving. A General Court-Nlartial has been held at St. Acme's Barracks, Barbadoes, on Stall' Surgeon j trues Cre :kr upon the under-mentioned charges, v iz.••. Ist. For conduct subversive of good order nad military , discipline, in running to obey an order, to stombler and bold himself in arrest, delivered in him by, p.ithecary (;eoro Prior 'fiesse, , 041 the morning of the 21st A sigrbt. 1;438, from Deputy liipretor JaJlie! Matilebury, the heal of the Medi cal I)epurtment, hi. For breaking his arrest, after being ordered into it by Deputy lispector Jamtv Nfuttlebury t and deserting fr f the iarres:m of St. Ana's and ant returning to his quarters until the 3Jth of August In:st. - - - Upon which charges the Court found the pri. soncr guilty, sentenced hin► to be c.►.hiered, which senteuce•his Majesty has been pleased to approve and confirm. The Co►amauder in Chief has there. fore directed that the foregoing charges, together with the sentence of the Court, shall, be read at the head of every regiment, and entered in the or. derly books of every corps. A grcat aoncoursc of spectators attended last evening at the Serpentine River, where they were amused by a gentleman in a boat. It was only large enough to contain him. It was so shallow, that the edge was almost close to the surface of the water, .and he Worked it with short paddles.-- There was a set of bells in it, which played as it moved. The receivitig.boats attended, iu case of an accident. • On Tuesday evening a desperate battle was (might iu Duck-in-pond field, Whitechapel-road, between two journeymen butchers, of Leadonhall. market. The contest lasted an hour and forty snitiuts bard fighting, when they were both so dreadfully bruised as not to he able to stand or see. They were conveyed home by their (fiends in coaches. One of them is not expected to Sur vive. Suictots.—A gentleman of the name of Fo ften, ana a man of considerable property, put an end to his existence in the Park i yesterday morning, by discharging a pistol at his head. The suicide was seen committed by a couple of porters to, a china. man in Oxford-street ; but on going to the enrol._ innate man, there were no signs of life. The de. ceased was nearly years of age, and laboured under a ,tweedy which deranged his intellects at limes. lis lodged in Duke-street, Oxfurd-street. —On "ruesday night. Mr. Holloway, parish clerk of St. Lawrence Church, in a fit of mental de rangement, which had her a considerable time preyed on his spirits, put an end to his existence by suspending himself from one of the balustrades of the church-gallery railing, and was funnel life_ • less yesterday morning by the Seatoness on her coming to sweep the pews. A Coroner's Jury was held on the budj yesterday evening, and re. turned a verdict of Lunetc..y. On Sunday morning last, at an early hour, four thieves entered the warehouse of slr. Miller, in Basing-lane, by means of false keys, and . had the audacity to remain there fur several hours sorting out the choicest bale goods. Having provided a cart for the purpose of carrying the goods .off, they proceeded to throw the bales into the vehi cle, and that with so much violence, that they awoke the servant of a Gentleman on the opposite side of the way, who, it being an unusual eireum. stance for a cart to be employed on a Sunday morning at so early an hour, took the liberty of watching from his window the proceedi►►gs which were carrying on. Having observed.the villains fasten the warehouse door, and drive off with their booty, he followed them at a distance, until he bane to the entrance of the Old Bailey, when he heard one of them say, " All is well, the gates arc open,” muning the gates of the Inn, where it was supposed they idtended to deliver the goods to a waggo►►, which was setting off about that time to Worcester, whither, it is supposed, they would have followed and divides) the spoil ; but the man who acted as carman observing the watch. • ful eye Of the servant, passed on_tuwards Smith. Lid. When the cart was come opposite to the New Drop, all the men, probably 'meeting they were detected, except the driver, turned off to the right, down a lane towards Fleet.market; their pursuer then seized the horse by the heed, and told the driver he suspected the goods in the cart were stolen from one of the neighbours, and he would nut suffer him to proceed any farther with them. The man resisted for the moment, and one of the thieves who bad just before fled, came to his aid, and attempted to pass himself off as a patrole of the night; but failing in this artifice, he actually challenged the faithful servant to fight him fur disputing his otficership. At this moment other people were collected together, sod the pre tended patrole and the carman went of smiler pre tence of fetching a proper officer. Oftniarsethey never ret►trned, and the servant drove back the goods to the *entrust of Mr. Milk,. A 111111.1 LA wire, WAUSAU, MAT 1. . The transports, with a detschmerit of the 74 West India Regiment on board, and which put als sea on Saturday, fur Jamaica, have since returned, in consequence of adverse winds, as hae•also his Majesty's ship Sandwich. Their ultimate deatina. tion was supposed to be the Bay of Honduras. MAT 21.—We are informed that CoI.BROWNE, front St. Vincents, the late Superintendent General of the Indian nation, has presented a Memorial stating, that a quantity of Aloe, Iletnp,Pitch, Tar, and Turpentine may be manufactured in the Ba hama Islands, equal to the consumption of all the navy and merchan!men of the kingdom of Great Britain. This is a matter of so important a na ture as it respects our naval interest, that we hope every encouragemeut will be given to the Bahama Planters to furnish those articles, under the uncer tainty of supply front the Baltic and the United States. 'rhe duties at the Harannah are as follow (al though the arrangement is quite contluded, it is not yet publicly notified by the Cabildo): flour in American vessels, 10 dollars; in Spanish 6 dol lars; rice, hemp, hug's lard, and the various kinds of pulse and vegetables, in American vessels, 50 per cent. and in Spanish 30 per cent. All kinds of linen and silk goods, 22 per cent. and munici. pal duties, instead of 36 per cent. ; cotton and woollen goods, 15 per cent. and municipal duties, instead of 36 per cent. Deposites of all kinds.of produce of the United States are liable only to 1 per cent. and the municipal duty." A letter from Buenos Ayres, after giving an ac count of the manner iu which Liniers, at the be ginning of last January, overthrew the power of the Cabildo, and transported its members to Pate. gunia, states, although formerly beloved, he is now abhorred by the good Spaniards and respect. able men of that town. lie is reproached with keeping a mistress born at Cayenne, and grand. daughter to a Portuguese mulatto, and suffering her to dispose of promotions to those who choose to purchase them ; to spend the money con. tained in the public chest, to allow English vessels laden with contraband goods to be admitted *Rhin the harbour, fur the purpose of private emolument. Liniers is also accused with having imposed taxes on the people in order to pay the ruffians who support his power, and to bare withheld from the patriots in Spain the contributions which had bees raised to be sent to their assistance. As this letter was written about the middle of January last, it is probable, that Liniers, finding the stream of pupu. lar discontent too strong to be successfully resisted by a comae ned opposition,adopted a different lined conduct, and issued the proclamation, dated March 13th, which we gave in a former Paper, in order to regain the popularity he had lust. By declaring himself against the French, be would conciliate the good opinion of all classes, and at the same time lie might secure the protection of France by representing that act as a measure of policy, in. tended to deceive the people, enable him to watch secretly and unsuspected over the interests of King Joseph, and ultimately to assert and establish his authority over all the South American dominions. Extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro, April 8, 1809.—" Sir, Not doubting but it will be agree able to some of your connections to know how the prices of articles, usually exported from hence r have sold of late, I take this opportunity to in. i form to you, that even sugars sell pretty readily at 1 100 per aerobe, and coffee at 1240 per sr robs, in consequence of a brisk demand from England. I " The articles which I think will be consumed in large quantities are bays, colours—blue, red Irose, and flesh, Swedish iron and steel, common hats, square and round sheets of copper for bra ; ziers' use, cheese and butter, cloths, particularly low blue ones, at about 4.. per yard, coatings—a olives and browns, kerseymeres mostly low prised ; cotton goods of all kinds, but particularly 'nudity in all the varieties of the article; laces, veils, • shawls, prints, skirtings, and quilting' for waist coats ; tnen'ti plain white cotton stockings, with embroidered and plain clocks, and all lace clicks for women ; hardware, nails of all kinds, and ge nerally every thing that used to be exported to Lisbon ; German window • glass, and German linens, such as Platillas, Ilretanas, !Juana, Olen- . &c. The prices of codfish, oil, and butter, vary here, as in all Catholic countries,- extremely; the former article would now fetch 10,000 realsi per quintal at least ; oil is getting up towards 20,000 reals per pipe; butter, however, which some months ago sold at 1600 real, per pound, is now at 200 real:, and an abundance in the market." Melling Hall, near Norwich, was on Sunday last discovered to be on fire. A beam, six inches thick, was burnt through, and the chimney in s blaze. By the Exerdhns of some labourers, the brick nail above the fire was broken through, and the flames extinguished. On Wednesday sennight, a remarkably fine sturgeon was might in the Ribble, about a mile from Preston. It weighed 20-llbs. and measured upwards of eight feet long, and was sold in the market at is. a pound. THREATENED INVASION.—At no period of our history, has the efficient strength of our bravo sol diers and sailors become of more importance than at this eventful crisis. The wars of Venus, as Sell as Mars, hue not unfregeently obstructed their exertions on the ocean, and in the " tested fteld."—lt may, therefore, be deemed a national good, that a salmi is now discovered, which is an absolute preventire of Venereal Infection, and is likely, in time, to extenaissato It from the face of the eartk.—The ARCA New, nr MEDICATED SOAP, according to the opinion of the most re. speetable of the Faculty, will be found a per. 'feet SA FEGU ARD in every climate, and is sold, with full directions, in boxes, at 41. met, (wholesale and retail),, at the Medicine Office, No. 8, lied. font. court, Covent-garden. Any Gentleman re siding in the cpuutry, inclosing in a letter a one pound note, may have five . hexes conveyed in a small package (by coach or Other:fife) to any part of the Vatted Kingdom. , 1 , 11 /SIN II CITY BUSINEBB: Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Common Council in the Chamber of the Guild. hall, for the dispatch 'of business previous to the recess. After sealing some limes, upwards of forty pe ntium were presented for the renewal of lessee at Billingsgate and St. George's-fields, which were referred to the Committees to examine and re port. A Petition was presented from the Inhabitants of the Ward of Farringdon Without, to remove Fleet-Market from its present situation, and to purchase a spot of ground on the west side of the Market (upon which several ruinous premises now stand), for the said Market. A notice of a motion was given to rescind the proceedings of the Court fur thanking G. L. Wardle, .Esq. and presenting him with the free dom of the City its a box of one hundred guineas value, on account of the circumstances which have since transpired upon a late trial. A notice was also given, to increase the Allow ance to the Members on the Committee of Bridge_ house Estates. MARRIED. • ------ On Mondav, at Tetrinouth, Lltarks Noel Noel, T.Aq. M. P. and eldest lion in G. N. Nod. Lig. of I.‘toot Park, Rutland, to !ilk. Weitasa, only. daughter of Thomas Wil wan, list'. of lloundsford Park, in Souterbetibire. ORIGINAL COACH OFFICL, SWAN TWO NE I CKS INN, LAD-LA.,NE, i.O \ be ►v. The following nova! Stailyeache.,aul other Carriaget. set out (nun the abovelauf, viz. BRISTOL Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plaa, carries Tao Outside Passengers, on Spriggs, through Marlborough, Chippenham. and Rath, every ESenhat, at Half-past Seven u'Clock, Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. ' BA Til Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Spring., through Marl borough and Devises, every Evening at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sundays. Quarter before Six. Yix uotrru Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two thaside Passengers, on Springs, through Bath. Taunton, Wellington, and Exeter, every Evening at Half-past Seven °Thick, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Excrut Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers. on Springs. through Bridgewater and Wellington, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, ()varier before Six. LIETER Itoval Mail Cusich, no a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside- Passengers, on Springs, through Salisbury, Dorchester, lindport. and Huniton, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter bet Ore Six. ' FA LMOUTII Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Oakbamptim, latencestim. and Truro. every Eveueng at Half past Seven &Clack, Sundays, Quarter before Six. L Lir Lit eon I. Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan. carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Coventry, Litchfield, Newcastle, and Warrington, every Evening at Half-past Serest o'Cluck, Sundays, Quarter be fore Si,. M A NIL EATER Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improred Plan, entries Two Outside PaMesogen, on Springs, through Northampton, Leicester, Loughborough, 1/erbs, Ashboont, Leek, and blacelrofield, every Evens% at /lull past Seven o'Clork, Sundays, Quarter before Mix. R Gli 3lail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, torough Dunstable, Stoney Stratford. Daveutry, Dun chorea, and Coventry, every Afternoon at Five u'Clock. CARLISLE Itlyal Nail Coach, on a nen and improved Plan, carries Two Onside Patnengers, on .Springs, through Manchester, Charley, Pretton, tarstang, Lancaster, Hunan, Kendal, Mhap, and Peorith, every Lensing at Hatt-past Seven o Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Nos w tcn (by Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two °abide Pa•senorev, on Springs, through Newinarket. Bury, nod Thetford, every breams at Half-rot Seen o'Clock, Sunday, Quarter be fore Mix. NORWICH (by Ipswich) Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan,. to. carry Two Outsides, on Spring., through thelsosfonl,' Colcbesier, Ipswich, and Schuh: 100, every Evening at Malf-pant !levee o'Clock, Saadays, Quarter , before Sit. Egetito Mercury Coach, through Basingstoke, Saikbary, !Handfeed, Dorchester, Bridport, and Heath*, every Morn log at Four o'Clock. LIVEIIPOOL MaCllilie Coach, through Covestry, !Firming ham, Litchfield, Nenca•tle, Cortgletou, Kuutiford, and 11 ar elegiac, every Afternoon at Six o'Clock. Itlaxenusum despot Pus( Coach, allied the DEFI ANCE. to carry Four Insides may, trawls equally as f. 14 as te e ;gall, through Northampton, Harborwagh, Leice.ter, borough, Derby. A.hbouret, Leek, and MaccleAield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before Three o'clock. t Nen ESTER Coruna/11s Coach, through Nr.rthamptott, Ilarborough, LeieeWrr, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbourn, sad Beaton, at Twelve o'Cleck, at noon day. (ii•AIoGOW,F.DINCIOROUGn, and PUITPATRIEW Coaches. CARLIsat Post Coach, called the I) u:ri i CI.,N through o llti ai lmder, Charley, Preston, (larstatw, Lancaster, Berton, . Shay, and Peorith, every Afternoon, at a gamier Wore Three o'Clock. Pfonwtcn Machine Conch, through Cbeint , ford,Setibury, Bury St. Edmund's and Schole Inn, every Tuesday, Than da%, and Sunday Afteraootw, ut Four o'clock. beaus:moil% Balloon Po-t Coach. through ntoutoldri Staley Stratford, Dayentry, Dunchurch, and Coventr, every I Everting at Five o'Clock. PLYMOUTH Mercury Coach, through F. artl.r, Newton, Bushell, Mudbury and Plymptun, every Moroni at:Faur &Clock. Ha tuaroll Post Coach, through Ryegate RINI Cackfickl, every Boni* at a Qua' ter before !lcven oTlock. Cliat.iss.g Cornwallis Coath, through Manche -ter, Chor ley, Preston, Cianlag6, Lain-aster, Bartow, Kendall, Shalt, and Penrith, every Morning, at 'l' welve s use a Coai-h, every Afternoon at One o'Cloek. Solna t arras [.nog Coach, through Basingstoke and Winclester, every Morning, Sundays excepted. at lour o'Clock. Ss 'Amway Coach. through Basingstoke and Andover, every Morning at Four °Thick. Barn and BatITOL Rot. VOLVIIITEEI Pmt Coach, through Marlborough, Calm, and Chippeubmii, evere Af ternoon at a Quarter before Four o'Clock. This Coitch is Worked in a superior Myle. YllteneTal New Peel Coach. through Chelm‘ford, Col chester, I psis ich, Wootbridge,and Y o ford, at Six o' Clock, Sunday, Meader, and Wednesday Mornings. • PoitsmouifPietr Light Coach, calle,t the SEt.r-Dx revcc, carries may Four Insides, travels equally a. Cut as the Alai!. through F.well, Guildford, Petworth. Chichi sier, Entsworth, and Havant, to the Globe Inn, Oyster-street, every Tuesday. Thersday, and Saturday Morning, at a Quarter before Five, calls at the Bell, Gaelrchurch-street. Parcels and Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhampton', Walml, Chester, Lutterworth llinebky, Atherston, 'ram worth, Stallard, Eccieshall, licoughton, Bridgemore, Stap ley, Naptwich, Viets-Cnos, Cheuer, Brandon, Nloentford, Ifillboruu,;h, Swath:tie, Newton, Itounham, Fakenhani, Maisarghani, Cleittiabnin, Tewksbury, Narcester. %a/- beach, Lyon, Dowuhani, St. Ives, Gloucester, livesluiro, Cambridge, Sinrchlield, Lessee, Cockacld, Uckbeld, Framp ton, March, Ely, Oxford, Ditebling, Stroud, Greenfield- Chippiageortisa, Ludlow, Cirencester. Portsmouth, llorbca, Go-port, Canterbury, Eastbouni Shrewsbury, jiiiiyhead, Reigate, Baubury, Pool, Chatham, Dover Tanfiridge, Tunbridge Wells, Shed - nal, Somenhaat, Horsiest, Market Draytnu, Margate, Newbury, Cahn, Swansea. Carusar then, hielksluna Bridgewater, Peuxasice, Stone, Bridge aorta, Peterstield, Wkitelieven, Newhaven, lirnimree, Hal stead, ?iiwthwich, Middiewich, Deniable, Whitchurrh, East Bothley, Welch Pool, Titchfield, Tether), Heil, Seafortit, Lincoln, Rastete, Rochester, Worthiser. Ska ford, Dail, Chichester, Hertford, Maids t one , Lee‘; Not -gingham, Slielkeid, Falmouth, estsogow, Yarmouth, Wick ham Market, Lowestor, Abingdoa, Farriegdou, Newtossp. Louth, Wadehridgc. ivy Bridge, Kidderminster. Waite.- • Bewilder. Mid hum, Monmouth, Wintry, II r) mouth. y, Milford Haven, Cardile, Cow brill:J, and $1 wr wick. By WILLIAM WATERHOUSE and CO. • • The Proprietors of the 'Move Mail Coaches and Car-. dogesbeg leave tis inform the Public. that they will lot be bye far any Parcel or Package whatev r, seer fur any Pawnor 's luggage, above the Value of Five ! s ounds. toe Woe be mitered and paid for accordingly at the Tithe nt the Delivery Of any such Parcel, Package, or Pm seoger's Luggage, to ties at their Areas. -•-. -. WiiiLIAN MOUNTAIN, 3.IRACEWS HEAD INN, SNOW-!111.1., LONDON. The Wet aremnraodation for TraveHers—Good Beds, ch,ore Liquors, and moderate ekiergr4. The Mina Mg Csusehes, Mail Cuaehes, &c. yes out feom the liarate., - ; Head lan. Sena-hill. YORK and LEI:DS New Post Coaches, set nut every morr, Lag at half-past five o'clock ; anise at lurk t h e nett day at tative o'clock. The ECU! PSE New FI, ing Post Coach, flail carries Four Insides tatty, to York. Newcastle, Sunderland, and Lao,. burgh, by way of Ihincaster, Granthain, and imaitiord, every Morniug at half past tire "clock. • Uncommon Cheap Travelliue in Liverpool. by the New Ely lug Post Cws, us the Angel Inn, Dale-wrees, Liaer pool, daily.—Leeds and Wakefield New Post Coach, Gilled the Clothier, sets nut eyery Morning at Sevei, (kiwis, by Hugs and Co. Leeds. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and linniist,Trlins Dew Royal Nl:til Coach. sets out evert awl Lit Earnox, Warrfton, Kontsford. Ston e . and Litch field Post Coach. call the Expedition. every evening, at dye o'clock, to the Crows, Inn, Red-cross-4feet, Liverpool. Guarded thruugbnut. BATH and 11 tt 14111 L El% Mg Pisit Crinehm, through Chip, peahens, Coble, and Nlatilmrough. every afteronoo; arrite at 31r. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Landon raven, Thomas -street, Bristol, nett wanting. und o , s o Neils. Bridgewater, Taunt's', he. LRCM! sew light Coach. called the Rockingham, vets nal ever 'nothing at eight 'o'clock. Carrie. Cott inside. nosy and goes remarkably with n guard throughout. Pa•yes through Stamford, t esvark. Ref ford, Doncaster, and re tr v bridge. ba the Leeds. nett day at noun. Nol a ithst7unliiia the unrounnon expeditinn of this Critirti, it is I.' 111 r she um.' agreeable and complete Inthllc coover awe lot the North Komi, being unequalled iu accommotlati;al ley au) whet. K DA IL, Lancaster, Preston, K irhy, Leffisdlti P. Milton , Chwries , I irrask irk. and Garitang Post Coaches., es try mum. mom, at tour o'clock. Guarded. st. w. Longtown. (Ireton Oreen, Annan. Dmfries, Sanquhar Kilo, Cuamock, and all parts of Selithiusl, Campenlown Couch, I)aiiy. Spilsby litetton, Hull, Grimsby, 51%1141'14 Peter horn', Stilton, and iluutingdoo Coach. sets oil' every ; ifteritoua. M avcn natca, Stockport, Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Ow :demo, Vew ca4le, Wakall, and Wolveraa.npion Post eaach every aftermiou. livarde,l. Yaks. Newcastle. and Edinburgh new Coach, performer, with n Nuird throughotat, sets out ever inoralive at severs o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, 9 liarlinno, Northallerton.Durham, .Morpetli, and Berwick. Pas-cit,„.-ers liiulingthemselves fatigued from the length of the joursw iv eat w hat time they phrase. and then proceed on witisiim :Inv nsiditioseal fare. William Clark, Black Swan, Coary-g.treet. York, rum Coaches in Suuderland, Scarhorougn. Whitby, anti other places. Fla toot ti PITH, Walsall, Wolverhampton, K idde nnimter, Stosu•bridee. and Dudley Cinch, every !Milk!. CA RUSLE, Pearith. and •IV hilehavrii, Pirdl Cnach, re f with four horses rod a *said all the way. Passes thrones Brusigh, Appleby Gretabridge, Richmond, Catierick Boroughlwidge, Wt:therby, , A herfurd, Ihmeaster. hod (;c 8 ,,,_ thus (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sit, out every %hinting, and performs: the journey with the grease., facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or plea-ore, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach (with six Coachmen). Strriltaß RD. Stockton, and Yarns. new Coach eery inueititW, to the George ► Sunietlaad. Cs erca, Plymnuth, Falinnitth, Dartmouth, Weymouth. D.orcliester, and ..iali.hury Balloon Coaches, every , marlin% at four o'clock, oath a Ward. through Mnton, AzmiLstet, litirlpot t, Ifiandford, Basingstoke. and Rigshot. 11,:a renal), Ware, lluddesdon, and Clershuut Coach, every 1111.9111111 g. Snit ewsot air, Wellington. and Shiers!' Past Coach, the It 'sal Charlotte, every afternoon, at five o'ciark. G uar d e d. Ss, r.sci r sat and Rotherham Post Cteseh, called the Rock ingham, every morning. Gi4 An Mercury- Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out ever; afternoon. and reaches Binniagham next day at name. Passes by Oxford, Easton. and Slupstotse, to the Sae raceo's-Head. Bull-seyeet. Birmingham. ycossrlEtn Owidge. Daiwa, and ftedhill new Post Coach, every ' afternoon, by Richard Wants. and to. lit Nortiseave. Bowden, Thane, and lhincastri. Coach, every omitting at seven o'clock, to the Ball mid Sam lain. My too-gate, !lull. layse xII m and Edmonton Coach daily, at half past ten, halt' past two, half past four. sod half past seven o'clock. WA It 6,'1 a:Ln, Pomfret, new Pow Math, called the Berry Wakefield, to the Statford A rno, Wakefield. N. B. heavy Weights of Luggage. Goods, &r. conveyed by (be nuder-mentunsied W To Ills,. Beetles. Busigay, Dor). = “1 :11 pans of Set folk, every Monday. ETER, Plymouth, mut Falmouth Fly %moo, dail y. entrymg or g Eng oods and pa fie' , as nasal, la all ports at she West MARL RD ROUGH, Newbury. and Reading, every Taesday. Woacesysit, Kidderminster. Hereford, Connarthec. Rrecknack, and all parts of Smith Wales, Pershore, and Wy combe, every Saturday. tit sa c Bar t:st, Abingdon, and Henley. three t imp; a-week. Santa ADI ryo W Mehemet Ramsey, Lyudhurst, Lyst ingtuo, Christchurch , Itingwonel, Furdhsgbridge, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Geenwer Waggons daily. Sus 121:R V, Ilainplon, and To ickeahant, twice u-went. timwrit a limit, 11incbt-aer, Alresfaid, and Alton toarti, every morning. IL; can iota:, Irer-Acton, Southall, Hayes, and !Mendell Carl, twice a-week. WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acanaint their Frieods mid ine tinst they will ail he accoumahle for l'arcel or lAtggage c. :more than Five Pound. I. danue,rd, stale; entered as such, nod paid fry necore.- v at the Sol raffll . 4 Head Inn. Snow-hill, Ltrlon. RENOVATE!) HEALTH. IT has bcett ton frequently the subject of Pitt and general reprobation ' that men, destitiste of the eh-- meats of the inedir al art, have °tiered thefts/elves a s rand.- date. for puldie patronage in the profession of phasic. 'For the purpose of doing justice to the result of one studies and esperieuce. and to prevent us frost being classed nnioug those enspnico, 'S lane impudent pretensions have, snifortuuateiy for society, been ton favourably received, we heg leave to srhaw, to the' liberal and ealightened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and accurementr. After haviug rereised a regular medical ednea'aisti, as the pupils of Messrs. (;riadtal and [Blasted, whose lectures nod practices We carefully :it tended, as Professors and Surgeon, of the Landon litopstal. we mitered ourselves a. studeitts iu that justly-celebrated school for medical acquireineut,, the Royal Colkgeof I.din bur,;h„ and were instructed is the diadem' bmrs.-hes of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Physic. Che mistry, Nlitin derv, Botany, far. i(e. .ccc. by those eminent professors, Lir. Munro. tiregory, Bitch , Hamilton I).m e a go and Bollworm-J. We trust we shall not be deemed pre- SUntllttlouS ill saying, that our proficiency - and acqueremeat, are not iucuiroiderable. Having, for a long series of years, made certain complaints, and the various diseases of LIE- liII.ITY, the particular object of our studies aunt practice. it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired superior kuow ledge of their treatineut and cure. fu slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re establishment is completed is the short period of too dad and 11. these of the utmost in 'ricrac", where other prartit Mans have failed of success, a prover perAeterance in our plan of treatment insures to the patient a sate and radical Mire. Amidst the inelancholy variety of disorders which are the ell its of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the yonth of both arty, there arc none more alarilileg or more distressing than those drtlriencies and debilities which (re v-cut', .present or embitter 111.• sialr. -ur lb pennons it must he a consulinc rilleetion to know. that they may now, lily a new and int'tllti.lr tuude of treatment, be re 'cured to tlett greatest of all bunion ,trong, low ly, and vigorous consolation. In all C3 , ,4*, whateser eatee ari.tut, as well as in eve!) specie, of a cer tain unf dint, sic may be consulted b. patients of eiMer !le‘, Stith the greatest seciecs asiil loorostr. Hours CM , ' al I , sin e ,from IC.I 1.) tiara:, and limn six in the even ing till wont ridst. l'atieats in the country are requested la -tate ear particu lars of their rase , age, ...I g . ter.,, nohit sit lisi., g . Vie. . Inclose:it a reinittaure for ads tar and medii to, a hen or mine will lie given or Win to :sue par: of the antgiloin. isoure that *etre...) so e*Neuviai to our untintakts,t, lbr po-t. age Uf letters uta lee added to the account fur atrdn. sun CVRRIti and Ci) Surto-sou. N.. 1117, flatton-tarileti. LONDON : Printed awl I'o4i- bed by I). L ov aa h at or IkTlitirm m OrriL►. Lilo Firetimiest. ■ ,~.