The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-26 00:00:00

.otp BAILEY:. ' • •Nos y Scptendser 24; . • • I , Charles Lawrence and John Jefferson wi#e convitted of sitoling a inure of vain Teen; value 51 4'. in the ilnellin4-11. , use of Messes. Smith and Mite, woollen.dr.spers,.FrithAitreet, Solon, on the 31st of July last. 1" , f 1 • servant of the :hey were caught in the fact by* proaceutors. Thymus Smith was also convicted of stealing a Si. Batik mote, in the house of Benjamin Prit. chat, a In►hltcut, in Southa►upton-buildings, on th►- 2.2 d of August. The Pc - mutter had been a customer of the Finale, and owed a bill to the amount of five pounds. On this ilarmentioned in the indictment be went to the v►ifo of the Prosecutor, and asked fur change of a tetstpounil note, .desiring her to stop live pounds on as►•bunt of his hill s She went to her husband and obtained the Gee p.iiintls in question, which shulaid.uti this bar ; the Prisoner immediately took it up, but did .not give her the ten-pound note. Be. then said there was a gentleman at the dour wl►rr•wae.ted to speak with him, went opt, but did. not return, and was not again seen by the Prose cut..ir t►ll he apprehended him in larather.lana, Milburn.; Mary Anise Goldsnsith, a Papbian nymph, was indicted fur stealing fr.nn the person of a Swede, owned Christian ) a silver watch ) value three pounds. The watch was found in her possession. The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Cornelius Sullivan and Denis Fitzgerald were arraiinod on a capital indictment fur feloniously and neinst her will committingA rape on the body of Elisabeth Walter, on Saturday, the 16th Sep tember instant. The proseetttriz, an old woman of at least 30 years et age, and nut of the most prepossessing appearance, was first called-. She stated, that she lived at Poplar, and had been to Shadwell on the,•eight specified in the indictment, to pay the interrupt doe at a pawnbroker's fur some arti cles of her's pledged there. She had been de tain'sl in the pawnbroker's shop till past eleven o'clock, and was uu her return home through a foot thoroughfare, celled Evans's-yard. The nightises• very dark ; but as she passed along she saw the two Prisoners standing by a pig-stye, a few paces-from the footpath, one of whom, when oho ratite up, she believed Sullivan, flew upon her, and seized her round the neck, and the other by sonic part of her body, and without hesitation iiroceetleil to tear the clothes fiont her back.— Sh • shrscked with all her strAngtb fora consider obit: time, hut no our cane to bfr assistance ; at frn~;h, overcome by their superior strensib, they threw her across the paling of the pig-stye, and the prisoner Suilitati porpatrated the crime with 'which they stood charged, ritageialti holding her by Abe ants and ley, knol keepitig his hand on her mouth to prevent ! bet, vies. She succeeded, however, at 100 4th, iw.removing his hand from her mouth, and again screamed must violently, and was heard by, the pelvic, who were going their rounds; he; came to her assittance, and succeeded in apprehenilingtbe Prisoners. Witness said she was perfectly, subs' at the time, lid swore pusttitcly to the prittihers,. whom she had never See, *fore. Robert IVebster„ one of the patrole, was nest called; he said, that ho mid his comrades heard the most violent screams proceeding front Evans's. 1E74 and on going to ascertain 'the cause, found the ,last uittiess in the most deplorable situation, and.the two Prisoners, one of %boot etideatourk to make his escape, standing near her. They tuuk them into custody, and pro _la the watch-house, where the Proaccu, tria..told the sane story she had this day, in bee evidFitee.. She was perfectly sober, as were bulk the prisoners. Two other police.officers corroborated the last witness's testimony. The evidence fur the prosecution being closed, several witnesses were called, four Irishmen and four women of the same country, for the purpose of iuvalitlatiut the testimony of the prosecntriz, by ii . roving that she kept a house of ill-fame, had becridriiiking with fhe Prisoners, and had gone voluntarily with them. . They contradicted each other, however, 4n the contrite of their evidence, in Scieral must mate rial facts, and were evidently tutored for the oc. casion. The Learned Judge, Baron Koos; summed up the evidence with great minuteness, dwelling on the Itlinottstie.s of the offence with which the Pri miners stood charged; and the Jury, after a short consideration, returned a verdict of Guilty-- De a4A. • • CLERKENWELL SESSIONS. a ,Monday, Sept. 25. John Jones, a mast of most respectable appear. ance, was indicted for an outrageous assault, with intent to commit a rape upon the person of a young woman _named Elizabeth Stevens, on the 6th of September inst.— The circumstances of the case, as stated by Mr.GI-acts,. Counsel for the Prosecution, and afterwards sustained in evidence, were as folluAls: —The Defendant, who is by trade a carver and gilder, and residrut in Bream's Buildings, Chan. cery.lanc, was a married.man with a family, and upwards of .60 years old. ' The Prosecutriz was, .b e sts e!ght years since, introduced into his family 'in tie name of Mary Blundell, by means of a draft, for 201. which was sent to her by a friend frontabroad, and was made payable by the De 'fendant. In consequence of this circumstance, an acipaintance commenced between the Prosecutrix and tie family, and she was induced to become a resident in•thn Defendant's house, as a domestic compaaless. ,She still went by thename of Mary Blundell. At tkend of three years the Prow. 'cutrix livF in the bums; but occasionally continue , l to aisit4sq 4 iamil, as a friend. On the day moutons keal• in tge jitgrennent %he his gone to the liefeadant's kuuseas asoil ) to see his stifo4soil , p r . / . .... 1 i .1 . 1 i , r . I ~' children. Mrts..iunes, however) happened to be ittf the country, mid the ddest son of the Defen dant having left London early in the morning upon sOme business, he moil, the ,oppottainity *kb ptesetited itself of. urging his suit. In order, beaever, to facifitate the execution of his per poses, he contrived to send his - daughter and his pervants ont•of thlehouse open various frivolous errands. He then went down stairs'to the kitchen, strherestba Pfaticutrix was alone, performing some domestic tiftii-e. He commented uy saluting her in the most tender language, and laying his hand round her neci, entreated a kiss. Astonished at this belt iciour, she desired him to desist, and re minded hint who he n as, a man stricken in years) end the father of a family. Finding that mildness would not do, it • resorted to a 'inure forcible means of gaining his object. He suddenly seized her liy the arms, and dragged her out of the kit chen do the toot of the kitchen stairs, where he began to use towards her the most brutal violence. She screamed for help, and repeatedly cried mur der ! In vain she appealed to his humanity : he tripped up her heels, and threw her on the stairs, and at the saute time put his baud upon her mouth to prevent her making a noise, whilst with the other he held her hands. By great exertions she removed his hands from her mouth, and regained the use of her voice, which she exerted to the ut. must. The Defendant endeavoured to silence her by seising her round the neck with such violence as to occasion all the appearance of strangula tion. Fording this to he unsuccessful in produc ing silence, he leant his arm across her mouth. By this time the screams and cries fur help which the Prosveutrir utteredin her distress, hid col. lected a eriosid round the door. Several persons attempted to force an eastrance through the win slow, Nit were enable to do so. They then rang the bell with such violence as to alarm the W eis . dgnt. fie then liberated his victim, who went to the street door and admitted her deliverers. She presented a must shocking spectacle of violence and outrage. Her fare and neck were covered with bruises, as were several other parts of her body ; and her clothes were almost torn from her bark. Haviag told the persons who entered the house what had happened, they proceeded to look for the Defendant, sho was found concealed in a cupboard in the back kitchen, and taken into cus tody. Mr. Gensler, as Counsel for "the Defendant, stated, that he was instructed not to *deny the charge of the Prosecistrix, but simply to say that the Defendant would throw. himself upon the mercy of the Court, and prayed the most lenient punishment tint the Bench could inflict. Several witnemies were adduced to testify the good character the Defendant had borne fur 25' years previous to this unfortunate transaction. The Jury foittid• the Defendant tMreilly, and Mr. •Msiswaittsto pronounced the sentence of the law, which aas, that he should he confined in the Reuse of Correction fur P.! calendar months. PO Lk' L. wuntan. named Darby, was yesterday brought up by Barret, charged with an asaaislt. A young woman. named Bosley, stated, that she went to the km e of this ancient Pro phetess, to inquire what would be her fate in a thatrim.titial excursion which site was about to un dertake ? She was informed, how ever, that the oracle w uuld continue sikni till di: hand of the Priestess wit, crutscil with silver. The young wo man 'then produced a sax -fence; which !reined to give perfect sathfaction ; and the Prophetess pro. ceedel to open the womb of futurity to her atten tive audiftir. After draw in : : a number of lines and circles, she stood, as if in amaze, at the brilliant fate which awaited the young woman, and insinuated, that a fortune so bright as would attend her future life, deserved something more than six-pence, as a remuneration for unfolding it ; in short, she refused to say a word more, finks; she received half.a.crown ; this demand jhe young woman refused to comply with, and the old woman, in return, refused to let her out of the house, lucked the door, and violently detained her a prisoner for upwards of an hour. For this as sault and imprisonment, she was brought before the Magistrate, who committed her to llorsettion. ger-lane, fur want of sureties. Alexander Kali, a baker in St. George's-fields, well known by a wanton act of cruelty of whirl) he was guilty some time since, namely, throwing neighbour's dog alive into his hot oven, was brought before the Magistrate, charged with an assault on one of his customers, the wife of a re. spectable tradesman, with an intent to cmnniit .a rape. He was bound over to answer the cum. plaint at the sessions. • A decent-looking woman was Ann! 101. for car. rying ball a pint olgin into the King's Bench pri. son. She piGailed ignorance of the offence which she was commiting; and nut being able to pay the fitly, the Magistrate humanely mitigited the pn. nishment, which is three months' imprisonment, to' one month. 111 .. M I DEILIiTON , Pocket-Bt • Lead Pencil Maker to.the King and Prince of \Vale& a theOrigimil Manufactory, No. lid, Strood,ovpusite Noy.. tittle-street, bep leave to reconoirod to the Polak: hi.ven ial ISLA( K L ;Al) PENCILS, whosomperlor ern-Renee Is. been fur more than 60 tears turiversally acknowledged; , add Pewits for draw itw in colours iof a late euventitio), To di,- ti*oish his Pencils from erounterferts,the mark which was for rly 001 l NI iddletost, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, 161, Strand, fano lon, stamped no mar Pencil, Ahestiensive assortment of Pocket-I Its and Thread-eases. eiegantty muoitted in gold, silver, and plain% a complete ni- .vortnirot of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; tint demeit's Pocket Commodes contaming etery article lot shoving and dressing; Portable ti riting and 1/ressing-desk4, and noses, in inallogany, ruin-wood, leather, &e.; Writ tiag-yaper, extra tine cut large Pelts, tine Irish nod Dutch - SeWing-Wat, and all kinds of Statiooary i Portable and Counting-house Letter C.opyitsg Nlacirioes. These machines, by which writing may be espeditiosely tad clearly copied are brought by N. kliddlettot to the utmost pirliction, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete desk; sentseso small, ili to be of the greate4 rotiyenieace to those who travel; others of a sire and form to answer the urposes of it complete secretaire. A Jorge assorbnent of Razors. and all kind of line t:ntlert . lIALLASI'S AN FLI3LLIOVS I'ILI.S, Invented by bows to H to. Surgeon and ApoCiever), lase of Flury St. Edmunds. T IIIS sale and eleg:tut preparation is justly teemed - teemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it efectualls removers all inaction or tlie,truction of the Stomach :owl floweb, wbrtner arising from Bile, 101 i-. gestic's, Flatulency, or Cold; Si...knees at . Stomach, Ilead Ach, &c. It (l i berates by dislodging acrid bile .or rubor cru dities retalard in the intestinal canal, .and act. As an Mterna live to the -)stem generally. Pree from auy antimmial or mercurial preparations, it 14 at all time. safe ; and has been given with singular r n.ki effect during Pregosiiey. Its action is particularly adapted 10 Penang of Bilious I 1 dnits, aid those of sedsotar) lives, where a -efficient netis• of 11111'1 bowels is no , kept up, ant meddles retained in those organs I are fireementiv producing ;Kilns and ilistetwions, bead-aclis, languor, and giddiness, or a gm/scot wearinessanel'opprossten.l " Remove the cause, the effect must cease. • A siugle trial will fully 4111 V iiice the p aietst Of their eli cats.. l'he oropwl arm Of Ililious or Sick ileac! Acts ceriiiiii!y rein ived by a single dose, and in is snack shrines) tine wen could be cleaned, but from etp-rtence. Tie Prow poi ter thins it proper to remark, Iltry twill he /bond sat to act without pain or aneminew,itat ft; itavre t h e body : . after weir iinmediate action cea.eti, free from that costile ilate which generally succeed. the operettas of laxative 4wines. Sold Wholesale and Retail by SHAW and CO. on the Foot-way, Nn. 06, St. Paul's Chorea-yard, hoodoo, Price Vt. per bow. WILLIAM %ttlUNr.ilN, I SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The best seem/mod/Woo for Travellers—dio►►d Beds. ebobrr ROBBERY.—On Sunday night, as Mr. Holland, of South Lambeth, was returning home (ruin Peckham, be was stopped in the fields between Camberwell and Kennington Common, by two young fellows, well dressed, seemingly nut mere than 18 c ars of age; one of whom presented a spear tu tor. 11.'s breast, threatening to o stab °hire if he attempted to make the least noise or resis tance; the other began to rifle his pucketa, au4 after robbing him of a silver snuff.bnx, and what, money he had, they ran utf across the adjoining fields towards Brixton. • A dreadful hurricane, accompanied wills bail and rain, was ezperienced at Gaittsborough and its vicinity, un Thursday:last. Daring its con. (layette , corn and hay stacks, and .eltinusies numerable, were, thrown dotn.• 4t 4 lethle3 lyingl in the Trent, ladtolli-liemp : wild flay, &e. • was sunk, but it is hoped she will be rais6t ngait without material loss. Ale influence of the hurricane was strongly felt at Lincoln ; and two vessels at Brayford, near that oily, One laden with wool, the other, with coals, were ',RAVI/ KS heed)" as. well as some small craft. e • :.• MIINERAL EF.TH. UX AIIiNIX % /1/XX IMPROV rill PLAN. FA I.EUR,Deatist, Nu. 18, WO-81•3 • 11. PLACE. begs leave to airmshee le 14 Public, that consequence of carious experiments, be is mink* to re. , commend ARTIFICIAL TLETII, of a It[(areal Prrp:4ra. lion, so as to give oulopkie satisfartiou these who m a y ' ()erasion for such selistitutes.—ilr. F b Lt. LJ R easage t to supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, wit mat rapin g pain, or irritation, mud elf an appeanmee so very natural, al to defy the ino4-t critical ob-erver, at the 'woe time that the Teeth so Supplied sill muss er every purpose of MN into HON give to the voice its natural tour raudolati t girt their construction LI at iiicorrupitble, that It.. 4 L Rem its replace them free of tepee e, shanlJ they wear iit change rolour.—Sir. FA Lava cow iDsoadilla late in a m.llll ter peculiar' le himself. sod never bettre at. tempted by any a di. r. 14 enabled to give refe rences to many r,speetahle chanwters in Town aid CM an t rs , oho hove fell - the be.eticial.efecls oche, !rusk of Vre , iimerit, uii who have been equally satisfied with his fair and scosuu able clurges. Nu. IP, IVohurn-place. Russell-square. AN AcCtsunt art that must eXCelleat Me 'len til T 111 CORDIAL BALM OF tal.t:11), prepared by Or. Soistaton, Gilead llost-e posit. Lie -rpool ; and sobs, ‘cs i ,oi e sale a nd Retail, b. Dire, :Lid t‘ation,llaa Uhurcti-y ar d ; and Matthews and I righ, Is', Straud, Lusaka; ;Hier ifilf. a-Gullet a Bottle; or the [mantic. of Four in one Fitouiiv Mottle for fitirty-tbree Sioillinp, an which hone Shillinp aro saved, linty included. " 0 61.---..,t ile.oltli ! thou an above all gold an I freaere ; 'it is thou woo enlarge-4 tly-• soul, and °pent**, all set. lin %, ei, i., rt.,:e 'lse us-traction food relish virtue. He th.o his thee has tulle snore to wish fo : and We Lett i• us u retched .4., to wont thee, laazill every thing oith thee r —siteroe. It is noieriou , , that various di, order- of the human frame are hron.,:lit no by dis.ipation in net's, a rl the :roe viodminn elbow rule, yo, Mich prudence nit tales fir the p. - esaryattun of health, and lasing a foandatlau fob a hoot stud happy life, with a tires and strong constitution. flee Waukee othealth We no .nosier lu-11 th in painful e‘perieocr teaches the hie... - mM. value of it, and th• unhapp, pottiest Ida.; ttriland, the Am. Wail in train, for the IMP**n alias recovery. The CORDIAL HALM OF (ILEA t) i, unoversally ac. iedged to be preeliarig edkaeto sit ■ all inlaid slut. lam of appetite, todigirs'im dip miaow Ise sprits, tram_ 4 w or thatang of the Mani er loads, obstinate eivagh,, .linnets of !length, and cottatimptive habits. LI thins the blood, (owes the mow violent parts mu the heal and Stomach, ind proanoteigeutle perspliatWom Hy the nobility mid ploy thit medicine is much admired, being platen* to the taste and sgmell, gently nstringiag the abase of the stow ach. and glo r y that proper i eibit v which a itopid digestion empires. Nothile can he better adapted to help and wettish tse e.o.titutniti . after a nocturnal debauch with wine, /tr.—this C "OM is highly esteemed in the East and o est Indies. far a ourishiog and invigorating the lierriba. irteali and htliag as a gonad isastorateve on debilitated eunaututioos, arising foots Whom Coinplaintio contracted in hot climates. Those who have the . area .1 oducmiou of females, the studious as well as the so. deittar) part of the community, should never be % kik,. i the Cordial Motet of (;ilead, which reastives'cliseases in the head, .lasigorates the mist, improves the mentor), .ad euliyea. the imagination. It is the oncost Absniate remedy fir such disea-es as ate at. tended with th.• following symptoms, namely—a great strait. nest of tb' breast, with di tiCull) of breathing; vtol. sit palpi tations of the heart. taiddea II ashes .if heat in rano*, parts of *e body t at other time- a sense of cold, as ,f swat i was panirei on them ; Hying pains in the arias and him i., hark and belly. reeembling those occationed h. the Alavol; toe pulse very varialik, bilintillileil Millril.$110 0 111• dom. a. Warr tunes ver quirk; vattaing, the hircuagh, fr.qtleat oohing, and a smite of suit:se:dim., as front a ball or I pap su the throat t alternate fits of crying and cooveleive lac'.' 5,,; the Jeep ' smaii, and :eldest refreadag, mid the patie.a mien troubled with horrid dreams Much has hem !aM sty nee tested individuals rigniast medicines that are advertise I : !Not There is a very important oob-ervation to be made re i-din the Cordial Haim of Gilead, taat utiles. its op .rail tot au . gentle, sale, ant etfic.irloas, it tined not have obtained the uses ex: mooted demand it has acquired 1 an, a- it has rated . the -F all .iihaiitage of a per-uaAve-advocate at the ear of the atient, so nothing hut his onnviction of its virtues, by its sa salary effects, can .lndueu per-evermore, and yet reasonable p rscverance is certainly most requisite, to casette eve the Ilitpitie4 cnatbioation of cb s mica's :tad galenical,' to root out obro.je diseases. and restore sloe valetudinarian to hi-din. Its well-known chararterittic of pi-confining , Inngevits has been long maintained; for, by keeputh the enot•illuttno, as it were, in continuol repair. it preservit lint bod) In wealth and vigour, and preseni. prem....Y. deray. It requires on parts reular eottliocinent, nor at- •.•: m to dirt. C AMES. Extract of a Letter from Mr. Joseph %inrris, Chepstow, to Dr. Sottioninc, Gilead-limier, wit Liverp4M. • Sta. C..c.totoos. Jin October, 1801. have to inform you of the follow in,. ...i.e., cured be your XI MI Balm of (Meads—Mr. Ileitis William s Puiater add i i i (11 ter, of the min of lirecout, in the fount) I Umtata. *as for a very Ilene Wise lahoerml under an erfremr lannain id' Bpi' its, to much's° that he wah üblited to neglect a emits ' part of hit bushiest. He cent to ?waren. thinkiug bataing ' 'tomtit be of her vice to hiss; bet In Isis' _ewe ' emery% he found no relief. Ile afterwards came to t hepstnw his as • tine pinee, where hi s mother and froimili rite live : tine Pont - plained in abeetowllke , was, and .ppeared 'mica &jetted, laving, he theught "Genus's thottloklm Welkao) more. I ado , vi-old hill to take your Cordial gal .of (Mend -he a light ' of he a far wand cape—and hit brother assured woe Is ft* I day. ago Milt he is now as 'well as ever he knew .hi is, he. big filly .rt•istiled that it mei . tAe Balm of flleall mil. that 'had restoreJ bins to his usu il health it od -pirks,s4 ails, Sir,' visor hostrible .eeis is pt, JOSS.PfI itlllB. Extract of a Letfe'r troin Welshpool, dated the illd of Jan. 18 f.", to Dr. Solomon, Gilead lioser,ilhir Liverpodl. S, a,— We have the pleasure of iefarielog yam teat a i4bung tr .m. I n of lb , trisstr sit M. Lewis, of the parish of Ll:tofu hangeo. nib) had lona laboured wrier a nerv.ass complaint alleosited a ith fete usal weaker/is, loss ofappetite, pe on In the It•al :idol 161V:r..t, null aas.evest contitted to her bed, nos hap pily re.torod to healolo by taitin4 tw.p battles of your volitahle Cordial, which was purebrimpl at mit shop bye frleod a/ the adliesed. J. and H. fiRIVIPIrtid. imerosode rate charges.— The rialtos Mg Po.* Co:kites, at. set- out from the Sasneen', alibi s Vt i at.inlll)Vl, 1)U. FRIES , CARETSLE, lIIIIITEH k- Yr, PEPIR IT!I , illt0V(111. APPLEBY, CA r . T RIC7IIEP., stud IIOItOViIIIBRIIVIE, New Post Coaches, ••very Morning, to savvy firer insides. YORK mod LEEDS New Puot.Conches, set out every morn ing at half-past tiveo'clock ; arrive at 1 ork the neat day at twelve to clock. The F.CI.II I SE New Flying Post-Coach, carries Four Bellies only So to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and l'alsibur,..-h, by way of Staniford Tiraotham, and Don caster, e, , ry Evening and Morning, to Mr..tiowerby's, the IV iiite-11.br-e, Copper-gate, York. Uncommon Cheap Fri:melting to Liverpool, by the New Fly ing Post Conches to the Angel Inn, I/ale-street, Cher pool, daily.—Le eds and Wakefield New fret Coaco. called the clothier, set. out every Alorning at Seven o'clock. by Illicit' mil Co. Leval. OSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, - n KJ and Huntingitnsi new 1:195/IA Milli Conch, vets nut every evening. Coarhei front Boston to Spiliby, Louth, Grimsby, and Bull. ► LIVERPROt. Wnrrintton, Knnistbord, Swint. and Litch. dela Post Coach, called the. Expl•tlikipit, every evetoing. at five o'clock. to the Como Inn, Itediabs-street, Liverpool. ~I;uardell throoghout. ' . n•rn and BRI‘TOt. flying Poet Coaches.. through Chip plenhatio, (' slur, WO Mitrfiusrollah, every ai il . raimisi; arrive 111 Mr. Mat's, the thyvhound - Inn. Bath. nod the Lnnd..n Tavern Thfuna•-street, firlitoi, :It nuorbirlg. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Qc. I.r.t:os new light Coach, called the Rockingham, set nut every morniote at right o'clock. Carries our insvics wily, and fror,4 remorkably easy, with rt guard thootedoott. Pa-re s through Stamford, Newark, Belford, I)otictuste•r, and Frift - bridge, to the Colder-lion, Leeds, next day. M noon, and return from thence every Monist* at ri , :'d o'cli.ek. .at.. withstood* t h e uncommon r orpedition of mist:melt, it is IV- . lowed to he the moo agroeatilt• and romplete online coiovey once on the North Road, lacing unequalled iso actominodation by any other. K ;Ist) it , Loncroter, fireman, Kirby, Lansdale. Bellew, Chnriev, firmsk irk , and Darstang Post Coaches, every after noon, nt four **clock. Goonled. Ot.asnow, Longtoon, (Arena Green. Ann n, Dumfries, Bran nhill, Tlionthill, Sanquhar Kilo, Commock • Kingswcll., and all ports of Scotland, Cnooperdown Coach, I)aily. . Loutti,Spilsby, Bosom, Bull, tiritestry, Spalding, rotes horn', stilt-ammo Hum sagdou Coach. arts nit every itheraorm. M A geogri rrn, Stockport, hinetlestietd, WHnolow, Cob gictots, Neo castle ' Wodsall. and Wtilveritotrupton Post - Coach every afternotm. Boarded. CARLISI.r, l'enrith, and Whitchaven. Prot Coach, gale with font. hot," and a goard nil the ways Passes throne, Brough. Applehy, tiretabridge, Itichipood, Catiterick, Iloroughloridgr, 11 (-throb% , A berforti s Doncaster, and C rats (ham (the nearest ii:iy by eighteens miles). Sits our ever) Morning, tact performs the jouro y with the greateo faciiity . Passengers detained am the owed by bushiest, or pleo.ur c . have the peculiar Adwunage of their Seats being xceasred II . the nett Conch (with sit Coachmen). hotline/I 0 Illtn, W itliftll., Wolverhampton, Kiddertninglon Stourloidee, and Dudley Coach, evening. SUNDIRLARD, Stockton, and Yann new roach every' x - - snornate, to the (smalls Inn, Souderland. -:. 'rollout. Vtiriolt; *lir. N ti ll i lliiit - isit iuu6- Yoiti4 Newcastle. and Edinburgh nye Conch, perforrneJ - •.. SrREET s LO3I - with n (hoard thronghout, sets suit every morning at sere) , SIR., s ) o'cloek, by any of Ihennrk, Belford, Trutinter, llotlingtoti. f CQNSiblr:ft it but an act . 01 justice due to the Korthalleytou, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick . Poorest:en 1 ourr ioinf soor I.K i K K'S PA I'EN r PILL. to comma flutlitig thClllt , l'i ves fatigued from the ko i l ? g r i t h )ceed of is t oe ni ttio witti rne u y uei to ; :i i i i y , bli. , ye , tt . s a n b e.._ („ll .ti , :wilef e nits ( ii • nutnrour ,- w i tikse b nihdzine,reeentlebe : 7l, I theril wit what time they please, and then, odelltatual fare. William Clark, Kids k Awns. OillCY•areri• out of nto odd Yesocreal Cosoll Oat ()wended by ts.consplirst- York, ruts Conches to Staiderlaird. hi" , Seurintrangnt lion o? di:orders arising therefrom), was reduced almost ti a Whitby, anti other place-. Skeleton, and ailliough he keel the hew. Medical Advice o hi -11 Eger cm, Pl:mouth. Palintotth, liertmooott, Weymouth, could b e „b w i ne d , an d tr i ed a e.anetv emiest medicinessm . Dorchester; and J:ilt4ollry BM Wile 1; smile". ever? IllUrninit liiiim could he procured which s ee m ed trs wit his ape, or Iv till at four oclock, with:. ((turd, through L ' l'aublert • him any service; he 'rambled ion trait rvlured and pitiable 'kosiOsi, Ilrillport, Blandfard, "Basing-tete, and isgsloot. silo:ohm for two years, motile to follow his profesivion, and iluorroon, Ware, latattleolon, and Chaplet* Coach, .‘eartely able to walk, orivele to stand go his l egs; in fact, era riflery niontisair. I one who knew hint ever supposed is possible for him to rcco ver. lie was advised at last In try your LEAK E'S I'l LLS Stssawsaw.or,.Wriliagtori, wit! ShiPliall chip c •..4, 'h. ! . Rorsteheirlotte, every atleniono, at live d'elitrit. totarde•!: —he did so, adhering wvirtly 4 the dh-eittissis glom with Sl' driFIELD and R'dktrilnal Veal C'sni e llt nailed the ib'ek • them --he laid 11.41 taken null:- m.o. teas boxes, before lw Stood ingkam, ever:el/mano r „•, ~ „ um alter.stion for the better; this encooroged him Si, pi weed. Ho tonyot Post Coach, t h enn o, 6 3eg m e Am ,urxiieto, nail t o y taking a few bolos more beisoblid his NS/write and every Morn* at a. Dont ter before Seven I 01Cialit: ittenath gradually return, and iv now its healthy and stout as illßillillGil Ali Meteor, fosse A 'lLii::l. with a quart!, sets an ., ii, - I i , U -.moo. You are le elesone, Sir, to refer itil) per out every ificnsocti, and rearbea Blni.inghitin 'nett day al sou tome fora ebrifirmation of th.• above account, if it iliould moo. ALicelhioOtroiti, &aeon, and Shipsentes to 0.4401 b e d o w ute d. rurshis-!lead. Bill-street, liirmingluint. .. , . ... • I am, Sir. your obedient humble gerVant. MCAGORsvinLo), rtidge, Denim:ti t mid . 11edhill hew uhi iir ,. F-„o,. 1 ,„„. , 'l'llOS. I'CIiDAY. Posf Conch, every a in, by Itletrirtl Wales , and I:o. - Milo , moo . . _ Host, NOsilleve, I horde:), Thorate;esa Aisucesatetlea;• • 1 , pri.p f ul t d An d wad by o n q„;,. p ropr i etor . Onorh, every inornin.; at sem; o'clock t to the Bull nod Sun 11110 S. TAY LOlt, blemiter so the Buial College of but, Mytotegate, Bull:* -- f - "="*--.- • _ - - , Sureeian. Lona... Sr 1 Nrsoft Cutich, every Afternoon at One O'clOCL e dt h. -. At ki 4 H,,,,,,, N o . 9; N e w s'„id ge „, tr e e ,, Tort silt an art Catintincto Coach, daily", in 11:11,' - , ~.4 g- (ev e * . i rfaideure a morn th an rod , ‘ren , is a pm tea, half pm* ma. IrPa 4 rotwomd NM' Pluk.geie.."" . . • tire particularly directed to the Cure of V coevesd Com- NJ' La t: la i;L ) , roisffria s* ,, T l'o'd Co s c: l ,eguleil me Olen, '. i)hrirlt,,, and this* incidental I:, the Parts of Genera( in Woketield, littheSianord Aiiiis, Wakefield. ..,.,. . 1 . bath Metre, with that inviolable Ve#recy a Melt Men of his N. K • !B Vtle itty k:htior Ltir!": l V ll . co( 14 . the. el'aveYen n.). \... Pronsionshoutel alt tysoloa•rvc. lie Matters bisorrlf, the the under-mentioned Wagons: • ''' -4 . Advice and Assistance he go . ' .. isle athoordster.. to - pet- To Dtss, Berries,. Bouguy, Bury, and all parts of Bars • soiritaking this Meithioe. will It- e-reemed, hi a dor:truing Mk, every Maralai. i puhltcoo au advantageseldoot to he olitained, and void of Ex reed, rtianiotth, and Enheftluth bly WnrE. , •l:, daily' „ th i ta i t). fi a t " Ho t ism* and pa stagers, US lURSIg r 10 all party Re RH 94,0 v areasi s o sold. hi his'appolntmcnt, at the Perfumer's, West of I-411411d. Al6l , 1,40. 3,1, Tit. 4 lbase•-•triet. Heft-Mall t Mr. Ile horn's Toy- Poottrattrrot, Wincliester..,' _,__s oid, and Alton Cotten, oop, No. iuj. i)xfost...tivet g mi.. i)ohurompth. No. 7, Fish _ ... I i every ~ming. 6ot: vts a seri° lile Villkh: o hlri, 1111 0 1 0Y1 1 ' . Yli r lh i l r it' LYn't anisini.elio-rvhiell;vii(c-amitleid:iralPPlTei!tebretbneinil)...42i,ll.7llidit,l.t3rk.iibliyaTilittielfsf aely 2s. 9d. each, reeled, tqi with roll awl Oohs direetinos. inatnu, Christchurch, Ring 'ordinetridgr, Wirohn . rn, PiShimvPiAell:liisolelev•"'fofri:l"(.;rnti,t63ll'N' jrewaild"a ur lNvi ;oi n d riWn‘alt t elleLi d n'ela g Yi o w l i:en,:7 , 7l 3 l4 : llo7 .4, , El 'A k erkr : AY l.% : : . ' o l J utre ariv4he ...N is(‘e .::_ brr t Y . o (l l .3t i . ‘ :: .r :r ita y ili l. /itt:::l i s i c 4 : l l:l i r s th iL re . (7: w r e f i u : it Y n uu r re ita t i be n 41°4 14 W e l b ed w r ith por iasit ith Llgsitltset. bet-Acton, South ail, Hayes, ;wet ti iliended ...a. 5ta ,..... , 'V sna which. LSI fnatour of the•C mo eithorty is -Dirt, twiee a-week. *- peopled. at the Starup -01gre—. 1; l'ajoi u r, Nu_ V, ,%•*, 111140- ' I V li jO ign VlN Cs i tll ngfk" . Vir l y. ii regi esi ter kl n t: e t t h i nte 7l 4 . 6ines cgegi ti ' Wad the Public; that they will ad( be errata' Itlg i t i s oaz i , ifr4.....44reen........?".„;4l4...mtumisemrirre onsf all 'Alien are rooster- Pond am I /c i d witiestiwile aiil.P ;0 4 • - . . - . . . or damaged, u entered.p•pacb t platjawitiferanst4i. ,i', o I) °N ' Printed and Paibtisbel AT [XX e t‘loi ill'ill.- • 4—• logly at the Saracen's !fend Ina. gnow-hili, Land sii Sf•ticim wt Orrict., 57, beet . M tiflirlriT IRS MAN.