The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-04 00:00:00

co. 1043. ESSEX MEETING. 4 T a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS 1111 and INHABFFAITS. enlivened this Day at the SHIRE-HALL, at CHELMSFORD, by public Adver- tisemeet— Resolved ananissansle. That the Right of the People to meet imd disease blieuemssares. to coosid.r the euodeet of their Rep►eteaMiees, mid to prefer any address, petition, or remonstrance, to the Kiag. or either Hoene of Parliament, should he asserted aid matutained by every friend to the li berties of FagistaiL That the reflood of the Sheriff to convene a Meeting of the Comity, is of the interference of iodividuals. tight not to prevent lbe exerci!e of this right. Thai the extraordinary application made to the Sherif by persons who intruded on him their Melee to withhold hues sent to the Requisitiou for assenshliog the County, is an an-' warrantable attempt to prevent the people of Emelt from ex pressing their opiuton ea subjects most important to their best t•itereets That the Thanks of this Meeting he gi ven to Owes.t.ta LL O YD W•aot.e., EM. for his having stituted the late in qeity, is the Hare of Commons, relative to the Coudom of the Commender la Chief, and for the fineness which he dis- played in discharge of his dote, in &Other of the threats of Alieinem, and the anllces of the Crown Lawyers. That the Thoth* of this Meeting he given to Sir Franck Bartlett, Bart. who seconded Mr. Wardle's Motion fur the Inquiry ; and to Lord Viscount Folkestime and Statue! Whit breed, Fie. for the aisle sad zealnos assistauce which they ufforded hint during the lore ligation. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the One Rea died ant Twenty - five Members a lso supported Mr. Wardle's Modes for an Address to his Majesty. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Minority of the Hoene of Commons who voteti against the Motion df the Chancellor of the Exchequer to negative the Charge. preferred against the Commander in Chief. That this Meeting has witaeseed with the deepest regret varioin decisions iu the liaise of Commons upon Cornipt 'Praetier which have been exposed, or in proof of which evi dence has been offered to he adduced at the Bar, but refused to be heard ; and do declare their decided COOl Wien. if mea surr, are not adopted in the nest Session effectually to pre vent their recurrence, the honmr and character of Pattie tient will be extinct, and the safety of the Comity ea alaraered. That this Veering: whilst they are willing to wake say tarrifice a defence of the safety and indepeudence of the Country, feel !limit is highly nel es,ary that a rigid system of I toroairay should be established; and that the Thanks of this IMeetiiK are due to these Members of the Howie who hare exerted themselves to obtaia a retrenchment of the public expenditure, mil web* dtalination of the blathers of the peo ple a , are ompatible with the means of national security. This C. C. Wester*, P. net of the Members in Parlia ment for the Borough of ilaidoo (and the only Member re float the County supported of Essex who Colonel V I Z', or has declared in the House of Commons his eon *dies est the notemity of a speedy and effectual Reams), by the uniform, upright, and indepeudetit conduct which he has Warta* obsersed upon public question', has highly merited the thank., and approbation of this Meeting. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Lord Cache mo t the Hoe. Thomas Brand, Sir Francis Burdett, Ram. Smote' 'Whitbread, W. A. Mattocks, (iw) that Lloyd Watt. die, Thomas Creerey, C. C. Westeru, and Wm. Smith, 'lsqrs. sod to every other Member of either House of Perlis /seal. who bas, in the course of the last session. declared lamed( biendly to a Arforin in the Representation of the keis Thplat. e the thanks of the Meeting be given to Sir Henry St. John Miltionsy. Bart. for his readiness in taking the Chair, and for bit impartial and mdieinus concoct ibis day. (Sigurd) HENRY ST. JOHN MILDNI Ai - , Chairman. July I, 1109. 'to the NOBILITY, CLERGY. GENTRY, FREE HOLDERS, aid INHABITANTS of the COUNTY of ESSER. Gtivt.ensw, ir CONGRATULATE you on the event of this 1 day. Those who were Chelmsford must feel the vie tory which truth and ream bow pined over prejudice sad olirupt isitnence. These who were not there, will, fief various reases, wish to have been present; ha= who *ere absent ought to be pitied, not blamed. Had they • come to hear, they would not have hem able to ea. The fear of Me loss of bread Is ton gond an excuse. The Liberty of the Press has sometimes bees attacked, the power of speeeh suppressed; bat there mast tat' sure than CllOllllOll is &caw.. t. • ,b‘trort tbetspportanity of bearing. For num ber and respectability, for the abilities of several of the speakers, amid for the aseteration and delicacy with which the resolves are weeded, this Meeting will he long rememn be red ; the cm will be important ; men will be taa,est to think M asa act fur themselves, awl ont to be deluded fit those who, though their superiors ' in fortune, ate melt their inferiors a Wave and taint. Let mu nit be mo dern mod to wish ti place persuus out of their sphere of life, or break the link of 'whit, so necessary for our common happier,. The respectable, though youth ful Chairman, whom I had time honour to present to you, if he continues la that virtuous esercise of his abi lities and fortune, which at preseut seems the first object of his heart, will acquire, and ought to acquire, a consider able & A ir: of iallomme: bat I may be allowed to hope that another young Gentleman who came forward in this busmen, though not demised./ from so long a train of ancestors, or pmvsesiing so princely a fortune, may be able to thew time weight of his abilities and eloquence, when exerted io the amuse mif virtue mad independence. The truly reitsbintional and spiri:ed yeah of the Member for Norwich would have been heard with the mate rapture and delight by his Coati *lents as by the Freeholders of Lases. I congratulate yen en the able assistance which we derived from a Geodes= ref c. , usiderable femmee in this comity. though link !WOW 0 to you. lie dared to mention the word Reform hl Parliament I and the Matisse Lind to adppt his sentiments; had to be convinced that it was not another mine for Renoir ion, bat the means to preuent tit. Pa motion of this tendeoey, perhaps, came s ith nis•re pmpriely front this Gentleman, than from :tuy of n:, who know that for the last forty years there hos been fts little represeutation in Woes, or in Malden, as in OW Sarum, or any of the rotten Boroughs. We might truly be void " First cast the beam out of •Nitie own eye.' Above all, I coogritulaSe you, teatlemen, that it has been asrenoir ed that the right of asectim dots oat depend son the 'lobelia or caprice of as insdoidami, wed that the Y mouton , of toe County of Lies knew as well how to exercise their right as toamert it. Untie r y difficulty I hove persevered to afford them this opportunity. if ttel are satisfied, Inm soficiendy re- I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most faithful humble Servant, MONTAtMUL BUR(IOYNN. Chelmsford, July 1. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. T"E grea test blemish to Beast! Is Supergoons links no the Faces Neck. nod Anos—HU/ILRI"S ROSF:ATE t'OWDEIt isairediotelv remove, dorm ; k an elegant art tele, perfectly joist:mit ausl pletis.uu to ow, price Si. or two ;a one parcel, as. Sold by the Proprietor, wholeaaleand retail, No. 23, ROG ovint 4 iarden ; Overt" 47, Bosid--trvet s Dim he% 3. Chellside t Thorn, 4a and Humphries, I lft, 0 %ford street ; Da+i-no, 99, pert-start ; Spilshitry. Dahlia tHa !t -ier, Eillatutrth sad ; °remotes, Liverpool; Cattle, York ; Bath ; Hull; Tremolos. Exeter ; Brodie, S.J.-hurl; wood, Shrewsbury; titer*, Leeds; Set:, don and Ruff, Cheltenham ; ?tool*, Worcester; liromoc. Bristol ; Sprmape, Tr..:hridse W. its; Wolker, OloneesSer ; Stevenson, Norpieh Raw, ftunford ; Nloodews, Ipswich j Walker, Ne we-male ,• Hatfield. Sheik-IA ; Popplfton, Ne market t ht token, Colelie.aer ; Karoo, Lincoln ; Icemen, Wakefield' Semite Birosiosthaus ; today , 0 ford ; Drewry, Herby ; Jollie, Carlisle ; Dicey; Northainptoo ; awl in every sows. • • e • Good allowance to Dealtn. hui..olNaltUdilibtall o , ~ 411M111111101k\ I ~_. . ) ..:, .•*-- ' At.... . 5 ... , . :. . • ':. • 't . . . -1 1, -4 • .' a ( • • % ,a _ - ' ‘PI 14. ' . .st "-...••` , ~ f.". • ..• . .k 4 - •. - • .., ' i . 0 ..... 4 . , . ... _ . . : . _. , .... _. , „..0,....t" ,4 . - a i. ,_... ,4, ' K.; *,;,..i... .1./. . ..:,,:. ....,-:. -0,: 4... ftzsie.. r.r . . 0 . -. ...z.,:-. :.-1. - . .... tk . ... ) _ . . • - . • le ‘:.; • - ' A mt. •,, - ..v„..., i . : 4,,-. og , i I • ,ri ii p-, = - pot:* . 'NW. . - I AP 4 --)•' .1:.:..gt( 7 `'• • . • ..i> Mk • ~, • 1 I. .%. de (C O4 l / I) e ri ~t t ~ . 1 --(1.)( at - , • .. di .. 4 • .. ' 7'4 • 441 de WESD4Y, JULY 4, 1800. - 'RICE 64D. I sußnErrs PLAN OF REFORM. This Da• was poblished. in Octavo, Price It.. rpfl PLAN OF • REFORM PROPOSED BY SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. correctly reported in TWO SPEECHES delivered is Parliament, Frees/mead ins an INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF TitE RE PRESENTATION; to which are added Mr. Percevars objection to the Modem, and a Li3t of the Minority who voted for it. Published by Order of the Committee ho conducted the late Westminster Flectioe. Printed for BONEaud HONE, opposite Somerset House, Strand. JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. pablished, Dedicated, hp Pec J iades ot tea. to hit fiord Highness the PRINCE of WALES, Is one Voloise, Quarto, ilhistrated with thirteen Maps and Plates, pr ke two Gebras in Boards, IVRAVELS iw MAROCCO, SOUTH li E A RY t and across the ATLAS MOUNTAINS, per fumed, at diem* Periods, daring a Residence of sixteen Tears in that Country, by RICH kROSON, GOODLOCX, AND CO. RESPECTFULLY arqnaint the Pablic, that Tickets and Shares for the STATE: LOTTERY are no Sale at their Office", Bank Bolldings, Corahill; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crow There are but 5.000 Numbers (trim I to 5,000 inclusive). foot Tickets of each Number. The whole to be draws in One Day. C tPITAL PRIZES. 4 4 .... of .... C 5.000 I 8 .... of .... £1,003 4 of fitc. JAMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. Together with a Cull Amami of the Animals. Pilots, and stances other Natural Prodactions of the Kingdom of Mo rocco and as Ammer Stalesoest, from Official Deciwiesals at th e Imperial Cuclowhimuse, of the Constance of Mo- GADO a.—To which is added, as iala aid more accu rate description than has ever yet beeo pa hilted, of the Si tuation, E %tent, Inhabitants, aim' Commence of the Great Emporium of eclat rat Afrke, TIMBUCTOO. This Work also manias a fail Account of the %MAUS. nss Rut.tr.tot= a DiglertMitlll as the Arabic Language, pointing out difereuce of Punctuation between the Eastern and Western A labs i sod a Geographical Elucidation of mane parts of Afrien hitherto a/must unknown. &ad by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Poll Mall. OUSTANCE's VIEW OF THE CONSITTPTIQN. This day was published. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged. io Ittno. 7s. hoards. A CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTITU. _ TION OF ENGLAND. _By GEORGE CUCTAN(E. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, mad ORME Paternoster-row. " We most sincerely coOgralidide the public on the appear :war of a work, which we eta safely recommend as well fit ted to supply a chasm in our system - of public instruction.— The elear - aoil accurate information it conveys apon a most Importuld outhjeet, and the truly Christian tincture of it; max ims awl principles, are well calculated to enlarge the under :maim. mid improve the hearts. We hog leave particularly to recommit! it to the attention •nf .chools, in which, me emseeive, a getters)getters) acquaiotaore with the Laws and Consti tution of the Country might be cultivated with much advan tage, as forming a proper reparation for the active scenes of life. Of the merits of the stork, the public may form some judgmeot, when we Winn them that it contain, whatever is mold humesting to the General Reader in Blackstone, toge ther with mach useful information derived from Profevsor Christloa, Do Lidice, and variotts other eminent author:." F.electic Review, January 1809. This day waspaiiiished, prJee XI is. ',Anted oo eniumbier paper, ram, owl encomia* rime plates and a vignette, engraved hie:act imitation of the Original Unto inv. _ Pio. I. _ T. Tbe continued every tnirAlnalln) of a Work entitled E IT AM A N SC 11001. OP DIN ICI N, Exemplified in a series of rim mutes, carefally engraved by mineral Artists, from Original Drawings of the greatest Painten and Sculptors of Italy. Selected from the Collection of WILLIAM YOUNG OTTLEY, F. S. A. With N .1-s, Biographical, Critical, and Exphumtory. Printed for Loo c ues, Hurst, Rees, and Onse, Patensov ter-row ; and the -Author, No. 4J, Frith-street, Soho-smart, when Specimens of the Work, and a more detailed Pro spect's arty be seem . The collection Ernes w'ileb the speciraens for this work are selected, was principally made by the.. Editor during a ton residence in Italy, at a period when the calamities of War oc casioned the dispersion of those Cabiuets which had consti tuted the chief pride of the great families of that Country.— The designs are of various de,criptions, and exhibit the mode of conduct observed by the great Italian Artists in the prepa ration sod process of those finished Pictures which have com manded the admiration of succeeding ages. At a time like the present, so highly distinguished by the love, and the pa tronage of the Art., it is conceived, that carefially-executed fan-similes of these studiosennant fail of being acceptable to the Briii4 public, at adeslated to gratify the taste of the Amateur, sad Watford fablable assistance to the Student. Schemes at large gratis. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF EXTRANEOUS FOSSILS. This day was 11whinhed, in Ivo. price es. Ws. CM/TUNES q an ATTEMPT to ESTA. vv BUSH a KNOWLEDGE of EXTRANEOUS FOS SILS oa SCIENTIFIC PR I NCI PL ES. By W. MARTIN. F. L. S. Printed for Loaotan. Hurst. Reek, and Orme, and J. White, London; and sold by J. Wilson, Macclesfield, and the /Luther, Reston, Derbyshire. Speedily will be pablished by the nine Author, dedicated • pagasission to the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, K. H. P. R. S. Am kr. la 4 vol. 4iu. with 75 Plates, PETRIFICATA DERBIENSIA, OR FIGURES mai DECRIPTIONS of PF;TRIFACTIONS COLLECTED in DERBYSHIRE. TRAVELS IN THE !LOUTH OF FRANCE. This Day svm Quarto, Inane elegant Volume, Quarto, Price £1 ss. TRAVELS in the !iOUTII of FLLANCF, and in the INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of PROVENCE, LANGI7EDOC,aniI the LIMOSLN, by a Porte ismer before perfOrmeelt brim ab, the Monks of the Loire. the here, and the Garrotte, through the greater part of their respective Courses. Made., ► Pennistlou of the French Government, iu the of the Year. 1007 and 1808, By Lirutronnt- Colonel PIN KNAY. Published by T. Purday and Sou, No. 1. Paternoster row. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCR. Brainy and with cannot be more essentially promoted than by whaling to the Preservatiiia of the Teeth. MR.NEWTON'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POWDER having received the approba tion of the tint NOBILITY, GENTRY, and a generous PUBLIC, by an extensive comumptiao fee a series of gran m well tui the attestation of its Peßener excellence, from the ainsis of its component part., by the mast dhtinguished me dical character aho have prottounced it the most pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder, known to increase the beauty of the mussel, sad p._.te the durability of the Tooth, and which hats, its estmeinence of its experienced advantages, been honoured whit the lismediate Patronage of their Majesties, and the'varlous illestrison Branches of the Royal Family, Dlohility, Grotty, Ike. in the United Kingdom. NEWTON'S TOOTH-POWDER is an Astriegect and Aeti-scorbetlc Powder, a delicate A romatic ' extremely grate fel be We pintoes/ pleomm in its use ; in One, M thole apply it, it is a rertalio preventative to pain or decay of the 1 outb to the latest peifoi of life. It asullowes to be lalthfally prepared by Mr. Newton (only at at kis hoist', Keuniegtoo-place, Yaushall (late of fir -at Riosell-street, Loudon), trove the genuine Recipe attic late Sir Itirtaird Jebit, Physician to their Majesties, &r. owl sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by Messrs. Show and Meranis, No. 6S, St. Paul s Church-yard, who be her empowered to make a liberal allowanee MI his Town and Cosier, Yeuilres, hlercharts, dtc. ; and by every Per fumer sal Medicine Seller iu tae 'Slug-Jou', in Boxes at 1..9d. each. N. 11. Please to ask for Newton's Tooth Powder, and soe that ' B. 11. !Newton' is Irott ua each boa with red ink. FREEHOLD, RODNNT-PLACE, CLIFTON. TO DE SOLD HY AUCTION, (Ry the Joint directino of the Trwtees is the late Dr. Vaattess' WiU.) At the EICIUNGE COFFEE-HOUSE. is the City of BRISTOL, WIDNISUA Y the 12th Day of JVLY, 1809, precisely at Half-past One o'Clock in the Mier -0000, ALL that capita ! AIESSUAGE, or Dwelling. hone, with the Garden, Cnoch-hone, aad Stable bc. hind the same, being No. 3, is RODN FT-PLACE, the kV. Renitence of Dr. BEDD*I6II, derailed, ipmeoing every Ac commodatioo regonite for a large &tab Mattel. N. R. A reasonable part of the Perehase-money may re mits on Mortgage, and the Furniture may be taken too at : i n praieeammet. Funky Particnlari and Ticket( for view ioe the Premiss may be obtained br applying At Mr. Coates' Office, No. 17, Clare-street, YORK Sag Larridi New . .ottintollions, Safe. Cheap, sal Espetlitfors POST COACH! LS will vet oat tram the GOLDEN CROSS, Charing ern..., and LL SAVAfiL, Ludgite-hill, ever, annius at half-past lire; Breakfast at tie Red Lion, Barnett dote at the Cock, Ea• tan; Sap at the Gretham Inn; Breakfast at the Red Lltots Macular, wad arrive at 1-edi by Twelve, and York by One, :t Noon. There are only four Goachinen employed, and the same Guard awl Coach go thro4l,lllollll. Lfety *ter. Own has born, and will continue to 41• to tde, render this the best conveyance on the North Road. tti York and Leetk*, :h. Outside, A/. Dv GEORGE BoulaoN nod CO. From the Golden (:ross, the fulluoing (:arrinrc, cut, be ride :nary other; too neinernsts to mention : LIVERPOOL r.speditions Post Coaeltei, only one night out, every Illetair.; at Sys. HOLY II LA I) and N or:h %Valet e%er, HOLYHEAD. Shreablosry And BM - outgo:tin Neo Y., t Coarbei, every Awning at Nine. , LLIDLO Pi,. Woreaster.vrat - 04foOd 1401 ever. evening. and a New Post 'acts Tuestia), Thor.d.t3 and Sauirda s , at Two. htiL FOR D HAVEN, Cermarthrtt, Glootester. sal Cheltenham Mail every eseaing. CH ELTENHA 41 and Oxford New and only Day Coach, every Alarming at tiix. BRIGHTON, F.ast Bonn), ort:ting, Hawing% Ports. Moak Snathamptoo, Isle of Wilht, llormr. Chichester, Arundel, Little Hampton, Margate. Itant , cate, Dover, Deal, Hythe..Folluattae, &e. Rc. roadies daily. ORIGINAL COACH OFFICK. SWAN WITH TWO NECKS INN, LAI:MANE, LON DON. The following Royal Coach:., and other Carriages, set out fres the above Inn, vie. n RISTOLRoyaI Mail Coach, on a new and ALP ill:prayed earrks Two Outside Enmenrero, on Springs, through Nlatiboraitxti , ('hippenham, and Batb, every Lveniag, at Half-pact Seven tit:lock. Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. Valuable Collection of Painting. and !•%awing., a Quantity of Jewellery. Gold Watches, Watch Chain.. and Seals, a G►asd Mu•kat) lustniment, c.. 11.11 the Claviole, two curious Chinese figures, and sundry unrlelved Lots. By Mr. RICHARD NEEDHAM, At his Anetioo Ronan, No. 10. Rid 11-nod-street, aria) Exchange, on Thar-day next, lely 6, at Eleven o'Cinck. ASMALL COLLECTION .f VA LLTA iILE PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS, by hlortand, Busman:moo, Guido, Waiting, Towne, Turner, at.; Siher Snuff Boxes Cla%iole. too curiont Chinese Figure. a Beer Necktie, no a pernliar prioriple. lainsgany Portabk Book Cam, teletrt Side - bard, Chintz Curtains, with a Variety of Carious and Useful Articles. May be viewed on Wednesday preceding the Sale, and Ca talogues had at the Room. BATU Royal Mail Conch, Ma new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside P.isseagers. on Springy , , aim -Jell Man borough and Devises, every Ilivrwint at Half-past Soren u'Clock, Siamlays, Quarter before Six. _Kriel:Yu Royal Mail Coach, an a new and bnproved Ilan, carries Two Outside Passengers, an Spriii„.•;, through Bath, Taaaton, Wellisgton, and Exeter, every l ivening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Snu b s,, Quarter befoqr L.11:46.11 Royal Mail Conch, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two ()abide Pas‘-mgers. on Springt fbraagh Bridgewater and Wellisg too, every Ereaiug at Half-past Serial o'Clock, Sunday., %year er be - • Six. Filial% Royal Mail Coach, on new and Improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passenger , . on Springs, through Salisbury, Dorchester, Heliport, and Manton. every Evening at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sit. Faaatotrru Royal Mail Couch, oa a Dew and impruved Plan, carries Two theside Passengers. no Springs, through Oakhampton, Latinc-atna,imd Tort°, every Evening at Half past Sena &Clock, Sundays, Quarter befoire Six. Ltv CaPOOL Royal Mall Coach, ou a rev: and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on springs, tbrough Coventry, Litchfield, Newcastle. and Warringtoo, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter bea fore Sit. 111.1114.HESTE1 Royal Mail Coach, oa a new and improved PI in, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Northampton, Leicester, Loughb no*, Derby, ashbituro, Leek, and M acclesfield, every Evening at Half pea Sevres °Thick, Stradays.Q.iarter wore Sit. HI au NG liA st Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plea, thraagh Datstlible, Stoney Stratford. 1/avealry, goo cbefek. and Coveotry, every Afternoon as Five o'Clock. C•atascr. Itoyal Conch, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Pmieneers, on Springs, throng's Mans &Vier, Chorley, Preaun, (7.01(.6115, Lancaster, %TWO. Kentlal. Ship, anti Penrith. every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Noise-ten (by Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, oo .ttpi lags, through Newmarket. Buiy, and Thetford, every t.vemng at Half-pad Seven o'Cloch, Sundays, Quarter be ton- Sit. Noltwien (by Ipoivic:i) Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved • Plan, to carry Two ()asides. on Sprlng,, through Cliebniford, Colcbe4r, ip-wich, and Schole every Evening at Half-past Seven o Cluck, Sundays, Quarter before Sit. Crett Mercury COneh, through Basinntoke. Salisbury, •Blanitfard. Dorchester, Bridport, and floniton, every Mors .. ing at Four &Chick. Las LRPOOL ataciiine roach, thrnugh Coventry, Birming ham, Litchfield, Newcastle, Conzletosi, limustari, and War riukon, every Afterubun at Sir o'Clock. MANCHaITaII elegant Post Coach, railed the DEFI ANCE, to carry Four Landes only, trig• eh equally as fast as the Mail, through Nartliampton, Harborough, Idac, ster, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbur'', Leek, Gaul Macclesfield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before Three &Clock. Can Lista: Poet Coach; called the I/ LFI ANC, , through Manchester, Chorley, Preston , Gargling, Lancaster, Burton. Kendal, Ship, and Pairitb, every Affereacin, at a Quarter before Three "Clock. Noawtcn hiachiue Catch, through Chet's, ford, Sadhory. Bury St. Edmond's, and Sehole inn, every Tuesday, Thum ' day, and SaaLty Afternoons, at Four &Clock. Illgautstnnatt Balloon Coach, through Dunstable, Stoney Stratford, Daveutry, Dtuictierch,aud Coventry, every Evening at Five o'Clock. PLY mourn Mercury Coach, throogh Exia-r, Newton. [ Bushell, Totem, Motibury and Plymptoo, every Morning at Four o'Clock. Baiouvon Post Coach, through Ryegate and Cuckliski, every Morning at a Qua, ter before Seven o'Clock. Car tast.a Cornmllis teeth, through M usehesler, Mor ley, Prestos, Gartilaag, Laocaster, Burton, Kendall, gimp, and Penrith, every Morning, at Twelve o'llock. Wit 'Yogurt Coach, every Aliment al One o'Clorit. tiournaneaoa Long Coach, through Ilmi%stiike and Winchester, every Morning, Sundays ezeeptW, at Four o'Clock. SALISMIRT Coach, through Bashiget . oke and Andover, every Morning at Four &Clock. Baru and' ffilbTOL ROYAL YOluturcea Post Coach, brough Marlborough Caine, and Cbippeuhant, every Af ternoon at a Quarter before Three o'Clock. Poarsitotat New Light Coach, milled the Set.e-Dr ecsicx:, carries only Foar 'Aglaia, travels tawny as fast as the Alia through Eviell, Guildford, Petworth, Chichester, harawartb, and Havant, to the Globe inn, Oyster-street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morniags, at a Quarter before Five, milli at the Brit, Gratacintreh-street; Parcels and Luggage coin eyed Daily to Wolverhampton, Withal, Chester, Lutterworth, libiebiey, Athenian, Tarn worth. Stafford, Et:cleat:di. Bruaghtoo, Bridgessore, Step. Icy Naptoicii, ica- Croce. Chester , Brandno, rd, Ifillboroagb, Swan - ham, Newton. Readmit, Fakehhani, IYabiughain, Cheltealmei, Tewksbury, Narcemer. Wu beach, Ty W. Dow ithant, St. lies, (,limerater. Evestiam, Cambridge, al araatield, Lewes. Ceekleid, Uelificld, Framp ton, 'March, LI), 0 tfarii, Ditchling, Stroud, tirceisfield- Chiplitageocam, Ludlow, Cireocester, Purtomaith, Pur:vea, Go-pun, CouterOury, Eaftbourn, Shre*sUury, Hoiyarad, Reigate, Banbury. Pool, Chuiliatn, Dover, Tunbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Shegital, Somerglians, Horatian, Moran ayton Margate, Newbury, Caine , Swauiea , Carmar- Uses, M elkaliam, Bridgewater, Penzance, Stone, north, Peterstield, lumbar:se, Newhaven, Braintree,llal stead, Northwicti, Middlees lea, Dotatable, Whitehareh. Ea.d Hothley, Welch Pool, Titcolkid, T.:tbary, Hull, Seafurth, Lioco!n, Ramsgate, Roc!:ester, Worti:i4, SSlewford, Deal; Chichester, Hereford, Manittone, t tiogliam, Shef fi eld, Falmouth, filaigJw, Yarmouth, Wick ham Market, Lowestoft, A bingdon, Farrirstdon, Newtown. Louth, Wadebrldge, Ivy Eradge, Ktddiraiinster, Bram,- grove. Bewdiey, Midhurst, hloinnouth, N iiney, weya ma ah. Ornbenley, Milford Haven, Cardiff, yaiwbrilLe, mid War wiek. By WILLIAM W ATI.RHOUSE and CO. 0.. The Proptietom of the above Mall Coaches aad Care riages be leave to Wore: site Public, that they will not ho semuntaMe for any Parcel or• Package who're's., N o r f ur say Passenger's *gage, above the V aloe of Five Poo*, maim tie same be entered alai paid for act•initegly at toe Time of the Delivery of any such Parcel, Package, or Par singer'. Luggage, tc them ortheir TO BE DISPOSED OF, ADelightful small rural COTTAGE, situat e within eight Miles of Imadon, cummaading mom beau tiful views, in which the eye is lad by the r zpaorling Coun try ; comprising a gond dairy, drawinz room, and two other rooms on the ground floor, two hest bed-conm:, aio three other slerplag rooms, a coach-horse, and two-stall stable, with steeping room, au excellent garden, and good paddock, all in complete repair, 'natty tarnished with every necessary, but a ithout extravagance. The whole, withthe Lease, to be disposed of on moderate terms, the present owner helot obliged to join the Arm v. Letters, 'pas -paid,. to A. B. C. at N street, a ill be attended IL - - • HAMPSHIRE MILLER 4 S RAT POWDER. MR. T. RAISS, the Inventor, deems it highly expedient to remind Farmers, that the above Pon der, for the &amnion of Rats, can n.*tcr be laid at n mare convenient opportunity in all their tutu, than at this seamn of the year on emptying their barns, as it will inealiihlv prevent their depredations on the new soon corn. Li store- Mine ' (Welling-how:es, *gar-houses, on board ships, fie. . it will soon clear thew vermin, yet no cat will touch It.— Beware of counterfeits, whirl are every day obtruded.—the genuine packets, price b. ad. rich, are done up in a red stamp, whereon Is tise same of " f. Raiss." ' Tbes are sold in London tonic by Cirimpante and Co. Ald rater and at No.ll, Ave•Miir i-buse. St. Paul's; they may also be had of the remittable Roido.etlert in every Town in the Kingdom: MI of Mr. Clement. Danse;street, I USEFUL FAMILV ARTICLE. STAINS of RED PORT WINE, Tes,•Frult, Cofer, Hops. Mildew. and every Vegetable! Matter, are entirely renioyed front Tabl4l Litien, Leather Breeches, Cot tons. Muslin', Lace, and other Articles of Dress, by HUD SON's CHEMICAL BLEACHING it also re moves the above Stains trout Ladies' But Dresses, witkoid i n juring the buirrol u ar, and requreo all kinds of Lltens to their original whitene—, when dLsculdtired by bad washing. disuse. or long sea vosajees, without any injury to the testare of tie dots.— Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. Chentists Nn. 47, Haymarket; sold abo by Shaw and Edwards, and Newbery, St. Poui's Church-yard; RinPe Sl, New Bond-street ; Hasord, Bath; Barry, Bristol ; NlO'lsteakolute, York; Baster, Edinburgh ; itublin; Coghlats, Cerk; and the principal Perfumer; and Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, in bottles at rn. Ss. and is. each. RENOVATED HEALTH. T T has been too frequently the subject of jiff and general reprobation, thud men, destitute of the ele ments of the medical art, have offered themselves as candi dates for public patios/age Ia the piefersion of physic. For the purpose of doing jostice hi the remit of our studies and esperiedce. and' to prevent ail from being classed amen( those empiric*, whose impudrat pretensions have, unfortunately for society, bees too favourably /twisted, we beg leave to g submit, to the li saes enlightened. a fai th ful statement of our pursuits acmtirements. After haviog received a regular medical . lion, C as the pupils of Messes. rindal and Blitard, w •leebires and practices we unstuffy at tended, as Professors and `surgeon, of the London Hospital, we entered ourselves as students its that justly-ceiebrated school for medical acquirements, the R 0 .% al Ciillege of Edin- We l sh, *ad were instructed in the dittereet branches of Anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of Physic. Cite mistrv, Midwifery, Botany, &c. Ste. &t. by those maiaent prolc . satirs, Drs. Mimeo, Gregory, Black, Hamilton Duncan, and Rutherford. We treat we shall not be deemed pre sumptuous in saying, that our prouciency and acquirement, are not inconsi , !. rahlr. Hating, for a long series of sates, m certain complaints, and the various diseases of DE: BILITY, the particular object of our studies and practice, k will, we hope, Ire allowed, that a e have acquired superior knowledp of their treatment and cure. la slight and reveal cakes of inßscliret, a perfect reestablishment is completed in the short period of twu data; and is thaw- of the Atmast in veteracy,-where other practitioners 11.1%e failed of success, a proper peneveranee in our Wan of treatment inmeam to th e palm as safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by Ike youth of both sexes, there ore non- more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies alai debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the rails imoaial state. To such perilous it mast be a consoling reflection to know, that (hey may Sow, by a new and infilllble mode of treatment, be re stores' to that greatest of all human blestas--a strong, man ly, and figurom eannStlttition. In nil Mei of debility, fron t whatever Came arisiug, as well as in every species of a cm min infection, Ise nuty be consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and hnoinir. Hours of ems saltation at biome, from ten to three, and from six in the even ing till ten at night. Patient" in the country are requested to ittite the parties tars of their ewe, age, owl general habit of living, &r. &c. inctapiag a remittance for advice and medicines, whets the Anne w 111 be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. T.. isoure that secrecy so essential to our undertakiog, the pnvt. tee of letters ma, be added to the account for medicines CURRIE and LO Surgeon', No. Ilattua•zarden. - • • j .