The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-12 00:00:00

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'-. •. f• • • .... ! ~• •, , f 1 14 , 94 t ,• • Pitri,tlll No. 3730. ...- , LONDON ; *Til.triitSDA Yip Pkt3ll* ICIARY 1 t k . ,lii 1 8 _ .1„,, aid l o} ,-: 4 c ,, ...1 -, -te • • • . , . __ _ • - s • •"' " 1%. Caari for mail stilt ha ii Lit itait, dad Sraithr dim es sile diamikali" : ,4. '..--% .. - • .. , 11: LINCOLNSHIRE ELECTION. IlriilE LINCOLNSHIRE FREEHOLDERS re l. slaw in and nhnuit London, are tespectrally and enmes h remreitte to men 4lir ROBERT HERO?i, as Saturday, the 11th inst. at Twelve u'Ciock, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. in the Stromd. Cordon's Hotel, Albeinarleisereet, Feb. 7. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEND. " HOUSE OF LORDS, Fell. 11. • Mr. kiesttme from the Stamtrolllce. promoted se •A • of the Sank Promirgqryy Notes mewed fronettlebth Jarsattfas ldls. to the Sib of January, Alit toclosives agreeably i" he artier of their 4ndshipa Twit. Lordships Mew, ea the atlas Of the Emil SNA.FTESBUR y, adjourned to Friiley seat • • HOUSE OF CObIM NA. Mr. Smithy. from the Admiralty. brought up ast Jiebtwink the namtwe of captured Spoil s & Veiseh t owage* in the NOW Trade. and of the N umber elf Appeals lbereepea to the Court of Adosiiralty.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Fitzpatrick, from the Mint. broalght span 1. 1 the Amount of .the timid and Silver Coil, en hie Mint. for two yams west precedlogJamsaey,lllll.46lll46llo l . lee tile particulars of eadt year. A §ltilm variety of pi iliac buckram; was iltaaleiedi Tulimisima said, that as Friday rear MOM belleiew 4167 fee moriving Ilwitieass fitt_Priyele- *Mos Misuse avol4 ham sos eitienons•to by .t row at at Mailt-pltss riot oir Friday at dire. s ' Sir J AMES SR ANY breath up the Bill toilette! the New City Prison Act.— Read a first time. Mr. OREN FELL molted for an Ammont of the timber of Lieeuses granted to Coatory Bankers for me Malin of Promis sory Notes. The 1100. Gentlemen, added, that while he Gloved fur this Account, and thought the produrtino of it might be use he wished his motives should not he misinterpre:ed. lie was of opinion that this circulation was of great advaatage to the country, us lung as there existed an immediate cdatertibility of it into ..preie. Mr. LUSIIINGTON moved that there he laid before the Rouse an account of the altiollat of Escheleer Rills. leader the heads seven and eleven, issued under an Art of ISI7, enabling his Majesty to raise a limited sum by Exchequer Mr. LUSHINGTON thee moved that the Rill for enahaing his Majesty to raise a sum of 9u millions by Exchequer Hills, tin F now teed a second time. 1 be Rill misread asecond time, and ordered to he committed tamiorrow. A Petition was presented from certain Solicitors of Devon shire, praying thus improper and unqualified persons should he restrained from acting as Cuoveyancers. Read, and ordered to lie on the table. • Sir ItORERT PEEL wished to inform the !louse that he would, on Tuesday next, move that the Petitioo which he h“d last night brought in for the purpose of regulating the %writing hours of children and others employed in the SC Ir el al maitafactc ries, should be retdrred to a Committee to enquire into and re. port upon it. Mr. BLei NETT moved that there be laid . before the Meese an Account of the Salaries of the severil Jailer of Dublin, amt of their emolurrwats arising from rent. of moat., fees of office, Ate. for the last three years, distinguishing the :student of each item fur each year. o rdered. Mr. PHILLIPS moved for leave to bring in a Rill to alter and instead the Act regulating the salaries and fees of Coroners, with a view to enlarge them. lien. 'IIIOItNTON objected that the allowances were al ready large, nod that there was no reason for imposing this pro paled additional charge on all the counties of England.—Leave was given. AT ['ENDA NCE. OF CONSTA REES ON PARLIAMENT. Mr. CALCRAFT moved, 16 That a Committee be appointed to enquire into the propriety of bring ing in a for granting remuneration to the High and Petty Constables of Westminster, far their at loudest.* sat Parliament." He !repeld the .- ifoe'e would not object at least to the appointment i.f Committee. There were 14 inferior Constables, prin cipally tradesmen—these were obliged either to give up their trades for the time, or to provide substitutes ; it was bat reasonable they should receive compensa tion for their loss of time, or their eaperics of procuring substitutes. On the question being put— Mr. BANK ES said; that the lion. Gentleman had made himself a volunteer iu the cause of these people. The people themselves did not originate the measure, they required tin particular remunera tion for attendance; they conceived attendance on Parliament a necessary part of their duty. How ever they had been selected, they bad taken 01.4 alley, understanding their liability to attendance. There was no petition from the parties themselves.— 'Until a stronger case was made out, he did not see the necessity of allowing the appointment of the Committee. Mr. CA LCRAFT replied, that as he found a pe tition from the persons interested necessary, be would withdraw his motion for the present. The motion was accordingly witbdraWe. SCOTCH J hILS. Sir G. CLARKE presented a Petition from the Royal Scotch Burghs, applying for the eaterision of the espences of Jails in the several .11tirghs to the .Counties, and, also for relief from the hull thew. im posed upon them by a law of Scotland relating to the escape of debtors from prison. , The LORD ADVOCATE of Scotland ohserted i that the matters contained in the Petitien required the fullest discussion, before the House should agree to them. tronsent*gitiost Lotteries, and by public op. lletre 4 hear 3) ' air M. RlHX,ltYtkoaght **Mkt spirit of legit's. *as badly oppt!ad *pin lock sobjeCts as their: itasttons tether of 'formality than monici- pal law. EAST INDIA.EIOUSE, litb February, 1811. 1 14 8 RT of DIRECTORS of Ike UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENS+. LAND,troding to the Bast bike, do hereby give Notice, Mr. eilliftßT? observed, Mg Mitre were soot 'ewe, ibeflitt a which be boll *Nettle's does% appealed of its petters! p01y... The tom ••• ova a wood date, tad ordered tube coirnaitted to-esortartr se'neight. It *as alto ordered Wrier prititud. 4 " bard CMITLERISAGM appsired at the her silk e paper, Op order et Me Royal Highnen the Privies *ogee', cseeeleing to additional Article to the Tres t y with the Otter .f Pertelisisetapecting the Abend** tit tht illatieftedik That sundry A dicks of Baggage &Id Pre;es;ts are remaining in the Canpany's Warehouses, which hevebeen detained for the payment of the Dntks arising to the Crown thereupon. The Propristw7s thereof are hereby iulortned, that all Goods falling, under the about description which shalt have been uncleared rim nsenthsfrons the ckaring inwards oftis ship by whisk they well lasperted,Witibe Sold sa the Compaq, Cepsdk, on W 44 . 1141,83 .. laati ril.l-'; Pariiinkse may tellitilkly sseako64.l6ll4ll•llLik Evan:. del the Baggage Wheehosse, in lXw.sipst,ilighorgare street. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. • i rbeVallavgnibisilowiluPl.loo. WAtagaitAitiretilwid ttr.kpos ft* thvi Nblvie Lords whether there was'any indtittal moat; of preventing sore than the regular number of slaves frees being shipped on board the Portuguese verelq, width, by the Thew', were allowed to carry-on n, Slay. Trade bath of the Line ? THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. rir i lliF. First GATHERING of the HIGHLAND 1 'CLANS is London, and Competition of Highbasel Piper., Dancers, and Brom! Sword Players. will be bell in Ito -Move Thea tre. TH IS EY IN C. Feb. l and SA TURDAY. Feb.l4, All the Ceti:ninnies and Fessivittes of a Higtdand Wedding will be aenifaiely represented, and Ike Performers will be all dressed in the ancieot Guelewhe of their respective Ilona, open at Six, nod begin at Seven o'Clnek. Balmy he., Pit, 33.. Loner Gallery, h., Upper Gallery; ls. begins at Half-pail Eight. Lord CASTLEREAGH replied that Peery thing possible was done to guard against the inconvenience alluded to. If the law in this respect was trans gressed. the vessels were liable to be seized by Bs tibh cruisers. SCOTCH COURTS; Mr. LusnlNGTorsi brought lip the third Report of the Commissioners appointed to eutleire into the salaries, fees, and emoluments enjoyed by Officers iu the Courts of Justice in Scotland, herd Ai HAMILTON wished to be informed, whether any steps had been yet tfkrn for the reduc i.on of any of the Officers ill the Coverts of Jaotife in Scotland ?—The Coasneisquoiers had just made their third Report, and as they had been employed • in the investigation for three years, he thought the Public should hate derived some pc:officel benefit from their labour. before this time. He wished also to know whether, upon any of the (Acts which were recommetuled in the former Reporti to buy abolished. becoming secant, any mode was adopted for pre venting them from being filled up? The CHANCELLOR .of the EXCHEQUER said, that all be knew upon the subject ass, that the Commissioners carried on their enquiries under the inspection of the Secretary of State for the Ilome Department, anti he was certain that as soon as the final Report was made, every thing possible would he done to carry into effect the alterations and re ductions recommended by the Commisiooers. Threateport wes laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. 11. 4 CARROLL, Snid in the L ast Lottery•uo ‘A lest% thaw SIX CAPITALS, inciadinz TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, via.: E...£20,000, in Shares 20,0)0, in Shares • AlO2. • ..I)ithe .• • . 52j, its Shares .... • 210, in Shares 5,t;45.... Ditto .... 210, in Shares 4,;20....Chira A l . 210. a Whole Ticket. 9. CA ItROLL also Sold in Shores No. 7,795, the LAST PdIZE of £io.ooo ever drawn, tit his truly fortunate and old established Oaten. Corohill. and 26, 0 sford.street. Th e .. :feseht Lottery will commence Drawing on the 4th of Nett Month. Thf Scheme it composed of Sterling Motley, and costains TIAAF.F. PRIZES of .E 10.0 3 1. ONE HUNDRLI) CAPITAL. PRIZE 4 I, TWELVE PIPES OF FINE OLD PORT, &c. the Ticket. stud Shares - for which arc now on Sale at the Deices of G. CARROLL, 1, Cornhill, and 2t, Oxford-street. THREE PRIZES OF e 30.000. SWIFT sod Co. respectfslly remind the Poblic that the 4TH of N EXT MONTH is fixed for the DRAW ING of the STATE LOTTERY.—The Scheme contains the following unusual List of CA PI FAG PRIZES. els.- 3 Prizes uf te3.1,000 Sterling Moue)? £90.060 3of 5„0") Sterling Idobey 15,000 • 10 of 1;0111 Sterling Money 104410 11 of ' butt Sterling Mosey SOOO 14 of . 400 Sterling Mowry 6,1106 18 of 3OO Sterliii?, 'Money 5.400 • 40 of 4OO Sterling Money 8,00) Resides others of £l3O. £OO, £3. 7 P. &t. &c. In addition to which, TWELVE PIPES of the heat OLD PORT WIN E way be obtained by the Purchasers of Ticket, or Shares at the Old s.d Fortunate ()Secs of SWIFT and Cu. No. 11, Poultry ; a. CharturerosS ; and 31, Aldgate High *item. FOURTH OF N Far MONTH. THREE or ZS4100:-10 C k PITA LS !! STATE LOTTERY _ _ Begins on Wednesday, 4th of March. WEBB, Stock-broker, 9 c and 17, • Ludgate street, reminds his triends that ou Wednes dai, the 4th of nest month. the Lottery begins. OW THAT DAY—Ten of the Capital Prises will be decided in she first Ten Minutes. ON THAT NAY—The First Prize will receive Five Thou vend Pinto& in addition. ON THAT DaY—The THREE 410,000 Prizes may all be Drawn! ON THAT DAY—The First Blank will receive Four Pipes of the best Port Wine in the kingdom. ON THAT DAY—Nrarly 5.000 Tickets now be Drano. ON THAT , DAY—About F sty Capitals will lie Drawn. Aud it must be admitted that 'these are solid inducements to pur chyle early. 'A great variety, and it is hoped a fortunate ' d ec . Curt, of Tickets 1111.1 Shores are now on sale At W EBB'S Fortunate Offices. 9. Cernhill, and 17, Ludgate-.greet, • Where THREE Money Prizes of .E 30.000 Have been lately Shooed, Sold, and Paid on Demand, six. 3,169 in II Shares— .. .530,061 8,539. Is 19 Shares 31,000 12,690...... i• 12 Share... n• In the last Twelve years, only FIVE Money Prizes of 490,it00 have been Shared in England, and THR of time Five were Sold by ‘V RR 1 !—Does not this luck warrant she expectation so generally inanifested that some, if inn all. of sue Three .G 30,000 Prises'iu the prevent Scheme, will be Sold by WEBB? Tn Engineers, Millwrights, nod Other,. Valuable Maehine►y, staid ElTeets. Bermondsey. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By DItAYTON and VEWTOM, Os the Premises, at Sierran. Bard and Co.'s Rope-groand, lierraondsey ik on S A Ult DAY Feb. 14. at Eleven, ALARGE NpAsTrry of MACHINERY; muting of theNieressary apparatdv to furor a circular steam-engine; a refricenier, particularly adapted for the use of brewers to cool w arf, Ite.; vot-iron cylinders and pipes, with valves; wrought-irna fennel.; cast and wrought -Iron for a square holler; elsper boiler and stand; three east-iron rylin derv, fitted with capper tubes; copper gas Imp; large qu astitv Of copper and tau tubes; beam ferrules; fusible metal; screws and nuts; pumps, w heels, aod ;Wet ; pinta iron; assortment of moulds, &c May be viewed the si.iy preceding the Sale, and Cain] luev had no the Premises; and of Drayton and Veatom, Auction Mart. • The Petition was ordered to he printed. The Report of the Persons under sentence of trans. portetion end in the bulks, was presented, and or dered to be printed. The Malt Duty Bill was brought in, read a first and second time, and ordered to be committed to• morrow. S•veral Accounts were presented from the Comp• troller of Accounts' Office, and ordered to be printed. The Coroners' Bill was brought in, reed a Arst and second time, and ordered to be committed tin Wed nesday nest.—ft was ordered to he printed. GAiIIt.ING [MU ES. The Bill for the Suppression of Gaming was read e first time. Before the question that it be read a se. coed time, Mr. LYTTELTON repressed his surprise; that while the Bill affected in one part to suppress gaming, in another it went to licence Gambling Houses under certain restrictions.—( Mar, hear!)—This was after the Manner of those Continental States in which Gambling Houses were a source of profit to the Go. vernments.--(/lear, hear !)--lie thought it also in. consistent that this Bill seemed to here been brought l in with the concurrence of the Right Honourable Gentleman opposite, while he still persevered in es. , tenting a base and Immoral too from a system of Gambling equally worthy of detestation—he meant the Lottery.—(Hear, hear!)y—He, howeter, did not think that the Right Hon. Gentleman could go on with it witch longer,opposed as be was by the weight IBEG Nato to state that I was afflicted Stricture of the Urethra for the spare of 15 years. arenas 'untied with the ovine distressing symptoms attendant on that complaint, mirk as weaktiesr, inefintinence of urine, and a can tinted excruciating paid ism the parts which had reduced me to so exhausted a state ihnt . msself mid friends hid despaired of any relief. After repented trials of the skill of medical men of toe first reptile in train (for 1 could only obtain temporary re lief), I applied. in the usoesh of Aeon, 1816, to Sir. Lynch, SS, Duke-street. St. James's, merely from seeing his Ad senisement, without, l mast my, any great expectations of vices. From fallow log the plan nod directions of Mr. Lynch, 1 had the happiness to find so ninth relief in the short space of three weeks fill't ay despair was ehtinged to the most vsnguine ' I...fhort, from brittle one of the most miserable of met, I received, us it were, new life, and in sit tatintbs was riiiiiely rid of the complaint, and eau now boast of enjoying that great elLt of bleftsints, health, in an eminent degree, whic h es height ened by the remorap with former sufferings. In gratitude to Mr. ',such. as well as for the benefit of brother sufferers. love been induced to make this orknowiedauseui, out trust it will be the 'versos of relieving mans a similar case; end I here. by nathorise Mr. Lynch to refer any Gentleman le me, should tticy require furthei information on the subject cIiARLa TANSWELL •I L,. . vir .~ ! s COMMITTEE OP SUPPLY, On the molion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, the House then went into a Committee of Supply, Mr. Brogden in the Chair. _ _ _ Lord CASTLEREAGH rose end said, that after the very full discussion which the subject had under gone on n former evening, he would not wish to trouble the House again upon the question. If, how - ewer, there were any points which were not distinctly understood, he should be willing to explain them after the proposition which he had to mike was be. fore the Committee. He then mowed that the sum of 400,0001. be granted to his Majesty, to carry into execution the Treaty entered into with his Must Cs. Majesty, for the Abolition of the Slate Trade. _ _ Mr. LYTTELTON had no inteittion whatever to disturb the unanimity which marked this question on the late discussion, and it was with groat reluctance that he said any thing which bore an appearance of his being opposed to the measure upon its general merits ; but if he had been sufficiently instructed, there were likely to be very considerable evils attcod. ant on the measure, as it was at present framed. Ile should, therefore, take the opportunity which the agitation of the question afforded him of asking a question of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and of the Noble Grad, touching the commercial rola: tines of this country with Spain, He frosted, that after the grant of 400,0001. a Treaty of some kind would be framed, which would lead to a good under standing with the Spanish Government, beyond the common relation of bate peace. The state a trade was far from being on a cordial footing, and of this the Committee would be convinced, if they were to esemirte a case which had been pulinto his hands by a Blitish merchant,- who was suffering from the se. verity of the Spanish Government. 'rt.e policy of that Government was extremely inimical to the untetesta of thisceentry ; cottons were entirely prohibited, bet it might be said, in reply to this, that no person was deceived, and although the prohibition was to ler lamented, still that every Government wasentitled t,l make such regulations as might be demised expedient. To this doctrine be did not mean to cutter any pro test, but he could not help observing, after. what 1106 country bad done, that by making the proper re monstrieces the present hostile proceedings, if not. done awry with entirely, might be considerably sofa tened. Woollens and linens too, the staple mane factures of this country, were most heavily fated. but sill those articles were less heavily berthenid than iron, which was subject to an ad valorem duty of not less than 110 per cent. The commerce of this country was repeatedly suffering from cepa:, ' and prohibitory edicts, of which no sufficient notice was given of the intended changes, so as to enati• the merchant to know what he was about. in former 'times, it was customary to give sus mouths notice Ivey alteratioa in the law of importation, which al• lowed the merchant to adept his trade to the market which he was supplying; but now duties were laid as; soddenly, and Om article which before would hate yielded profit became sebject to a certain loss.--w This afforded grossed for great complaint, and was a grievaemi which affected tits very MOMS of 4411114 ra • , : ,.2 “, NUNCIIAUSEN °UTE/ONC CO s o! 0 i . Thes day was published, . *ie In Bur. Pure Is. . POUT 074 AT E YOUTH „• or • L . . 4 ' 6l ; l ; t tli e l et r &Waal csloilisilitcsbe eseraregiartik awak ve ille• Pertweenret Haisaus el* Neje* and warless _ . rless ntysteriimo asseedosed, nod 'indolent ad seulures limercied with bite and politics, during these two mouths ea ttordinary career, hitherto unpublished. Peinied rut J. Johnston, 98, Cheupside ; had to be bad oral' booksellers. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from V the SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORTH. Four Inside Coacket, the Bet Hones, and keep excellent Time, By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CLAY'S original W AGIiONS and COACH ES, to New bury, Swindon, Aldboarn, Wootton- Roue!, Lamboul it, Hunger ford, Chilton, Reading, and ail place► udjacent, Doily. The follnwing P. s 4 Coaches. Mail Gauche', &c. set oat from the Saraceet. Head mum, Snow-hill : The UM PIR E. et new Liverpool Light Corteb. only nee niehl an the road, carries Four 14.61firi and F o ur Gu...iago el i teis nta every day as One o'Clock, strives ut Afternoon at *is &Cluck., through I/unstable, Whobarn, Lathtivry, Northampt.•n. Writhed, Lutteroorth, Hinckles. Athemotie, Litebbeid, Show, Hugely, Newcastle, linut.ford, Warring ton. and PreiCalf. bOUTHAMPTON, Lsasington. Winchever. and Basing stoke/kw Fosr-iiiside Gawk, as troll'• Seven o'Ciorit as the Mhening, arrives at the Dolphin I , Sniiisamplou. by Five o'Cluelt.—This iv k moot delightful conve‘iiiice to the Isle tit Wight, Jersey, Gaettoey, St. Maine., Havre de Grace, Cberburg,*c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, anti Sharon', Post Coach, every Evesting, at live o'Cluck, guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford.SaliAnry. Andover, end Basingstoke new Poo Coach. every Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Memory, Jerse3, Alderney, St. Ma dte. EXETER, Plymouth, Weyrsoefli, Dore loftier, Falmouth, Mammoth, and Salisbury, New Post Conch, every %laming at &yea o'Cluck, through Halation, Azumarter, Rridoutt, Blaadford, Babingbtoke, aad Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting doe Royal Mail Conch, vets wit every Evening to SpiMy, Louth, Hriumehy, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flyiag Paw Coachet,throuteb Chip penham, Caine, and Mierthorough, every Afteionool •irrive at Mr. May's, she Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Imadoo Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, neat Morning.— Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater TiOltleull, Exeter, Plymouth, Ate. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham. sett out every Mornings mares hour Insides only, and goes re markably envy, with a Guard throughout. Panes (brooch Stamford, Newark, Reifurd. I)tincavier, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion. Leeds, sweat Morning.—Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Conch, it is dinned to be the roost agreeable nod complete Public Conveyance sin the North Road. being unequalled in Aevicomndatino by any other. GLASGOW, Longinwo, Gretnn-Green, Anrw►n, I/unifriev, Brownhill. Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cuurnock, nod all parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (Daily). YORK. Scarborough. Whitby, Shields. Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh. new Finn Inside Coach, with a Ounril throughout. sets nut every Morning at Eight o't9tick, bw wiry of Newark. Reiftird, Tancaster, Darlington, Northallerson, Durban), Murpeth. and Berwick.—Pas.-enters finding them, selves fatigued from she length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without airy additiunal fare. MARLBOROUGH. Swindon. lianivbery. Illinc.erford, nod Newbury Post Conch, as Seven o'Clork in the Morning. BR) DGENORTH nod Waists! sew Putt Coact, every Evening. - - - - - - CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven. Fuwr In-ide Post Coach, and a Guard all the way. Pas-es through }trough. Appleby, Cream-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Borough bridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and grasiltans. Sets out every Morning, and pet forms the journey is al. the ereates.4 facility. Pas.engers detained on the Road by bu.iness or plea-are, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured io the neat Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lora:de, Rohm. Charley, Ormskirk, amtilartionx Post Coacher, every After noon, at Five o'Clvek. Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kmetsford, Stone, nod Litch lield, Post Coach, called. the RaGuLax..ft. ever, Evening at Five o'Clock. to the Satricea's Head inn, Daie-street, Liverpool.—Ouardrd throughout. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitcherchurcii, Tarporley, Snot wick, Northumb. and hiltddlewich Post-Coacb, ever) Even ing. at rive o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, nod Yar.. , New Coach, every Morning, to the George lon, Su:Weiland. 111 ANCR EST F:R, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Mahal. and Wolverhampton, Pint Coach. every Afternoon, guarded. SA EFFIELD and Rotherham Post Courts, called the RocKI7IOII.IIM, flirty Mons*. 131 KM lb GRAM Pros Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Aftenown and reaches Birmingham neat day at Noon. Passes by Orford, Easton. and Shipstom, to sae Saraceinlilead, Bull-qtreet. Birmingham. HULL. Northam, Howdah Thom, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Moruiag at half-past Sta o'clock. to the Cross Keys, Market/dace, Hull. W. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully amplyint their Fritmos and the Public. that they will nut he accountable fur any Porceis, Passengers' Imggage,Writings, Plate. &r. of 'Darr than. five Palmas Vase, 'tint, stolen, or liumaged. unless ca tered as tech, astd thelosontace paid for accardtagly s at the Soraccit's Bead Lau, Bauw-bill, Luodow. t!..4 Iwrr, • 1 • MR. PHILLIPS'S REM LETTER.. Tbis day was pliblished, t - In Octavo. price Sixpence. A SECOND LETTER ,frodt CHARLES PifttAAP4„ Esq. in the EDITOR of tbs, BMW BURGH REVIEW, seesawed by an Article in his hat _ Romber. - " Ley no illotedur. And dowsed be he WhillrA cries bold—et•onsb." • Semiarid nit. Printed for W. 111;m, 67. Old Dailey. • Alan, jo.t publiated. • THR LAMENT of the EMERALD ISLE; n . the Death of the Princess Candwie. Eqs. Fifth Edition. WITH ADDITIONAL STANZAS. net is the early Edhions. In octavo, price One sbilhow, Valuable Misr Plantation, is Jamaica. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Auction Mart, Rartholamew-lane, on WEDNESDAY. the Bth Day of April pest (utile** prroiausla disposed of by Private Contract, of. which timely Loewe will be gives), ALL that compact and prndertive SUGAR ESTATE or PLANTATION. railed GREEN WOOD PARK. conveniently situated no the Parish of Saint Mary. in the Island of Jamaica, together with die Negrciet, and Livealid Dr2d Stock thereon. Full and descriptive Particulars may be had. a month pre vious to the sale, of Mr. lArchin Coulon, St. Mary.io Ike maid Wand of Jamaica 1 at the Cooont-himeme of the Ataiimees of Messrs. Bolder.. and Cs.. No. 2. Laureate Pomoorws-11411; of Memoirs. Lamb and Hawke Solicitor.. tti. Prior -.-street. Bask of England; and tit the Se cretary's 0111 re, Anction Man.