The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-24 00:00:00

_. w in full jed ... with the off '•• - :O . - • t a general denial of ' , ..$ ea up, and insald have‘ A. Tier arm. A man ease up else. ,sine,' the priapiter's name and perform what he considered a information at this oliee.-.Pri lave two apprentices and n,wife. eh an example as hashers, ailliged men in batistes* for myself . ten slag at the time, gClog 0 lay e City-road.—fir. Bearwtt: The fact; .1 me no motive why she ielf ; she lever spoke to you. ' and must consider you a guilt shoal,' sot think I did say duty 'refers seed you to the House if . ; at . the saute time I tell you., eppeal whenever you give posit the prisoner bent into ','as, Wl' .. • : I lurked up. Sorge Free, a journeyman car. Daniel Sullivan, with depriving e complainant, a labourer, wags into the Mice by his wife. lie smile together. when the latter at Ail% part of which got in has been voinpletely deprived_ been nodal the awe of tl Id to find bail. • aft night an ingulPitioa was held . af• vern, In white c o*iltrields, ht .on the, body , - 04 . 'Mary HaOter, a as uotortunitoty hinedin I pugilist. .Wltb_s pert* nattied,J ohs %Vets. the_, oplOtwortim Media, &Atte. I AA teas the captors of a bilked !h prodtmed. apoplesj. i l i a t• p irl verdict of--` , UM/ frogs a , Ts' at exertion in figbut ' . .- . . . at atmstiamer. 4 . 2.1 Z" 1,1111 -read. to readapt.; est - tido Jags and .1 Nairtiotier. • ' •,..- Raw. K. W. R. Mick. *ls% tides* datightel of tiaaistdA redV q adder. d ' 1tt"...1 vi:4‘ribtivool. • RI, Its+ of iger , ipze it C . : l l-ros4. orsa. t. I: nu u niec. to weer plt Herbert. it OM Istaai . • t Brighten:l. M . sq.' jail ' 1 ant of! Is. .• • r :le ... n .. bas f t her bow tp,prrimpsallacer 10, e•lllgtmay, JAMB hies Aril. Esq. surgems. . r Armco iircirrportgriplaet. PultlAuXr,E 4 e,ta ISA Ware/Ids Norge. Br o. _locit Wary Avie. Art* tumbler af she &std. 'lgor kkr Sams.. Neserreirit, Itni. Clavanh.Vl4l4W lit nit hie SW ft/0 of 4t e. 141 i lib rhekiltdr.ii• PiPfadAlr•Alitirseri 9110 T" n• TA160.101110‘",!"1:014."` "er on , . - - • . blies mold. j kAlorise IFh~ tti At We 41 4 4.• 1 410 1 telie tottidf ELI 11.0. Proprietor. . , Osekipor street •; Banger, 1.50, Oxford street Jerry and Co. Johnston, IS, street; Butlers. 4. Chestiislde. and WO. Bement street; Rolvney,• 106, Batton garden; J. T. Ripe, f 3, Cheapside ; Tette, 41, Johnston, 69, Cornhill; Ed wards, 60. St. Paul's Church yard ; Burgess, 63. Holborn hill; Low. 360. Prout, 449, Strand ; Barclay and Sons, 93, Fleet . market; Straddlln and Nis, Royal Exchange • and by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders mho send their celehrated Idbeasaar Oil. VERY FAST I'HAVELLING Its. DEAL. MossoArts, MARGATE AND CANTO/MUM Your Inside Cosset's. mid keep rood time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN 6:nd Co. JARACRWS HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET. 11NOW-HILL. LONDON. IE following I.IOHT POST COACHES, bhils, . . . ___ty ring to Passengers too evident to require etastment ; the additional udrantage, especially to commercial Do. esti, of performing the journey fe leis time than any OM. coach ; end. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themicires that for safely anti oc eensmodation it is equalled by few and shalt be surpassed by none. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon. Co Latieutl. Stoke. Shelton. !buglers. Tunstall, LaNton, Haply and !felines Chapel. This is the only Coach idirect to the Potteries. Wakefiebt 4-lkside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, Ar 1116OI1CRD Chester, Newport, Initechurch, Tarporley, Nampt wick, Northwich and Middlewich Light Coaches, erery Morning and ..lternoon. Stamford Light Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon. through Raided:, Biggleswade, St. Nemo, Uuckden, Meow , bury, Stiltnn, ani ‘Vandiford. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarns Light . Post ('each erery *Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, AT IteDUCEII Pi Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally " cheater, Winslow, Conglebn, Newcastle, IF 'tampion 81. linnisford, New Pour Inside Three Times a Day. Only One Night oh Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside every Morning, called " The Express," ant Rockingham,' erery Afternoon. Ar REDITCRD The " Royal Express," new Birmingham Lip Coach, in 15 hours, sets out every afternoon, car only, passes throng/. Warwick, Leaminytt Weedon, Darentry, Stone,-Strafford, and the Sarleen's Head, Bull Street, 'firming/4w next morning.—Driven through with two co The •• Express" a Nero Light Post Coach coin. Northeare, Hamden find Doncaster, ert at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Markel Plata alsl the " Rockingham" in the afternoon, al 2 o'e, The 11eroford 'Yore. Iloddesdun and Omsk Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily-st r" pas( two, fire. and eight o'clock. •.• At Reduced Fares, to Leeils, Luggage an! Packages at only two-pence per , list S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully Friends and the Public, that they will not for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writl of more than Five Pounds value, if lost, stol unless entered as such, and the insur cc ingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Sitiallier-stri London. ALARM/61G Flill..•— • Ye/ter:fay morning Harrow was tbrown into the "atom alarm, of several of the hay ricks on the estate rie , of -- Harrow near th dis.oaered to he in flames, and lo fore any Ilb adopted the Hamra burst forth in a moat trilnet and conitimuirsted to some out houses, w/ destroyed. The parish engines !wing pletitiful s'pply of water being obtairred, cotisjilesahlv checked; ris.l a .me •engiapa hat:nig . arrived. by eight ocloek tile 1134 A plet-ty got Under. without titling any otber damage. Veaterday morning two obi bonses;•in the occupation of pedeons na:ned Wooluer moil Sra'ic., in Jantes•Street. Oxford Street, fell down with a treincr,loas crash, and the imitates haul barely time to escape from the ruins. Hr. Wdolopr hail only reached Ws front Ilskir,.witen tce. pre mir fell in. and he tetelyed ioittry by -seine of got •brirks+ 'f,,lll•lg urn hint. ....N.llO, • ..41 , 111110r 04* x. • • 4 ~4»q: old ana id open bone- inipsr. iviitent should , mach , or , that both the fore they ved the meal- doia the • fellow it up, tent ions. •end for which is take its offl ine thus as it ,ness of nil, and e judge the old , be in Jraetiee, Indere, new, be tue and Society wan 8.1 preposs , s• tied by one necessarily. to over fry. with :aide& of my 'plea on in strict practice. .evelope ighottt the ibaltdAnce. Ave been %within mean• ,n these )rinciples Wore: a may be ,peeting a now to a bap• beeu•dia• covered; And it must remain hidden from the world, until the formation of the human character shall be tin lerstool. antl the errors of the last 6000 years shall •be made manifest. happiness cannot be enjoyed by a few. All must be I happy, before one human being can be perfectly so. I doubt Weed whether any being can be happy, white lie is conscious that another exist= In misery. now prop's?, first, to develope the principles on which the new system, or the science of !lonian happiness, is founded. Secondly, to prove that it is vain ant hopeless w expect intelligence', virtue or happiness, from any of the brirwil systems of the world. Thirdly, tO demonstrate that the new system is the only one by which tfle great objets of human fife can be attained; and fourthly, to state what Vans have been adopted to indite'? society to examine the opposed arrangements ; and to explain what is intended he done, to enable all classes of per.ons, and all nations, to 'at - The change maybe effected ithout -niencu to a siegle individutl. front an attentive exami ; anti it .1 founded solely n distinct species of animal na the same Offend propensities, fa. 't these differ in degree and coin the tumors esee. comes lota the world a paimi re uulike etery other individual JWS not how or w;:y he came the Power which gave him no cot►troul whatever in ema nates individual character at ..o of their own, tiiey e >me Into Asia. Africa. or America; and in district of that couripTi within , xisting in the class, sect, dis. 'man being is born and lives, dm his language, manners, ha tinruts, religion, feelings, and leeessarily made by these elr mpound of propensities, facet lett individual at birth, do. 'n tioh, form the Whole Otran every moment of his exis!. Inman being •is itself solely of all those causes, 1, although thus formed, bns ,;iinfonss, lie mus t think and ing to •the impressions watch e on his individual nature; ~ so to think and believe. or, change, in obedience to subse ing to tint reflections which he snot be enabled to make, by c murtariidi together the previous inweesiion which is ernal circumstances bad made on ids oteidi; Intl,. That the affections Mid feelings' do not depend updn the will of man, but are interssniiiy Eroshiced by the i rupees shans mode by extern:ll objects on the particular constitution of emelt : and csa..illct is the cumbleitsl rtisiHt•of feel ings and opinions. . _ . .. . .. .....-. . , . . •C ,:i 't • %.• . -.7 • . • • . . . . • . . -- -- -et - . A 'i . . . . . . .J. • • - ."' .. . ~ : _ • , . • . . • . - -4 -- . .. ~ ~ , • • 420--.., 0 0 - , „., ._.. .. . .. . . • 4p . s • '4 Ali ~'... 4.. :..i. ;'.. . . - 0. • , .. . .11r. - 4 . ,-.. -...ivA i.• ~ ..-.. . . . • ~ , . .•,..., - . ..,• _ . . t. irik-uainewp_k,.. • .„, i • 1 , . . , gild; 'that be took both Ibe , .. . • . . • - •--._.- '. . erne g, .unite pefefon of . . a. tiplicatei of prcprty,pledgeri • ._ . -- , ix, and onOtt.en be tonne ! • . • • • LONDON, FR IDA Y, OCTOBER 24, 1823. . . . te robbery aloatly; . . lsejnei tlier . .. . ( ( • ... • OnetratoP l ot Oe . ." me Cause fbr mhith HAMPDEN /ell via file Held. cad KYDNEY died- oil me See,"old r re 3 . if , se z ar 4 4 ,, .. .. ?Wei ittrrt SSIO - . - • - -.-.. --.. v .- 7 -,-.--...--,•-a------"--7-e- -, • . . . a • ..... _.. • aorta ZDATIINT MCDMY CAN S, t ettrarkable for Coaches to Wells, Bridgemeter,Tanistaa,aad Plymouth, MR. OWEN AND THE lititlltCil OF 'SCOT4 . . ,_ Ise ha d at reduced Fares. Litrita m satar. 4•• • . ' • 44 r AT atoo di oem py *moat mid brilliancy e( Ligh t . mu The .. u,„, p 4„ ~ a fle a Li verpoo l iyopcoack, only One • ' tWit. of DAVIES, loin manufacturer,. 63. St. Martha's lane. . i TO Tt - 17E - DITOR. ill '4i: • -" . It. Ape Ike i,.. . 7 PP"l nen attl fly s. i p t f e e a rr i a. 6 lb od C dies . Woburn, Lathbory. Northampton, Wel/ord. L'aterweritt, the new system of society must be brought ia 'o fair and 7 " : Ifinckky. Atherstoxe, Litchfield, Biome, lieweedle, Knob- "cotnuorits.et an 1 eampethion. , . • .. . . ;wa ter: lli. volkis Ce , can t , 1 1 4 :l i s s o n r o, e 2su l e. aod.lbs.aoshpe:ir:l.:;:egion:Vesx.-naLigehnites., atNigktoe.:eatrkerivffeso'addi L itsi ip ery erpool lny se leini st e N tes ie rd rsoo e, ~ t dial :o. s sat " fi t , i t ja alitt ir ` r Shoo-The time is at length arrived when the eh. atilt as ''' .. ; • •••• 4 . i ..,. i,, H '.. gm M per doze.. -best Is. ; superior Old Steers, s. fed.; ~....d , ma . . , _ w reingten am rresed. ' :lite advontes of the new system intended that the teleranA * ol44l9r. ei • - Mouldy feels Sato Oa..pettsleteu; Mottled Soap. from 711 e, to i'',..' _. meet, bin kii lib. * .our . 2.. we. per eat,. • Yellow Snip, 625. to 745.; Curd, 905.; Sperm oneerreetree. Weltieseton and skurava Light Poet Ceeekee, idol effect* of its practice shoul-1 make way for an ii a ,. 041 vim , oil Ss . 6,1 . t o U . ; every Morning and Nternoem. Gmarried. ;rtes of "eittelli itiont kiag4fing • *.• tel investigation of its principles ; and that the et tired; .• . .... :• ;..„. • Vl t atdso * 411. t. t h ° 67is Sf ho lie l orpnit. ; - 4d. to ye . r 1b . .; Brown Wind- awfwa`gge -8 °" .146161 4_! , °'!• 41141 . Cregl i . l°R .. . N . r a . Li g h . e p f: ll 2 advastages of the former, land the truth of theater, s Coach,evsrg tumor:ay, it ednesday, ease resort .rnernen nor. Is. Oal. tote. Od. • best Sealing Wax, 4s. Od. per In."' isahme the world, gradually and quietly, to retlnqule fir eribmled tat prrst _ , . ' errors and miseries of old society. !e 4 it r al - IS af se m. ‘ . • ... .. , . 44, 0 44:x rders p"r ee lo re io f , e , 117 . 1Mek , .id for the . country, home consumption The "Rockingham. ," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets * tit 7 o'Cleek. th il - 7n ig ifftrd na , &o ld ei: alarmed at the success of this mode of proceeding. Artie widget :- ' • .. •••. . • • .... .- IF AST 'DAV BUT ONE, FRIDAY, October 31. r. ,re am, ran sn, ewer . er , a at , f •-rl G eth . G tke NewerL . I To."' 'i:l Ai ekka they have gone out of their usual course to attack hot , eel wePetellet •° * * ~.11.4 ?be Wheel eon's . . 1 A . collates the following Rich List of Capitals, er m e g e y y terra 4g 4 er e :soas iew it :t. ,,,,, tinek ; de alt x, d d i sa i g n es . Some of the Scotia!' clergy. however, have felt so moor, Belford, hatetry, Donerister, acid irri-liridge, ar- principles and practice of the• New System, before be IV." be{ ...W. l _lt 1 g ''eW' • the whole of which meet be drawn on FRIDAY. October SI, riree at the Golden - Lion Inc. Leeds, sliest Alkrooon, at were acquainted with either. And they have induce a i xisktata .lebtrite . ..44.o te. - Wed febvetaketa, the Eaik Day. 3 o'clock. is time for the isrartford. Halifax. Skliging 4 tinsels! Assembly of Scotland to , auction's their r? ' its tbicst of awe f• - •»; . - 5. g......,.. 5.g......,.. -Pei priors or A 190,0(10 Huddersfield Coaches, di' redeeed Para.-Driven throitm sures. and to take part with them in this novel and 1 rd . driitaiy.e •rd hec.0.44 si . • • : t...,.........., ..... ......Z lb,ooo willifour coachmen only.-Legyage cad Paekages only trts taut calmest. ... . • Ay lobe im, en l iff so:peaty. .. : . . , c . . .•s. ' I'. :tip .ffit.ouo r e 16'-NettfeiMeimmi/th2 the ' atilt." ' ez P edlll " 4 • Thateisureis of Scotland has thus thrown &it on' admit" hiatine- 7owl non i' ~ I t :, •'. -••-••• i- 1 t b 11 0 0 4-, - ef Pregeleffg . t.-. • a• . . • ...-... ur .--4.--s . - l*uo public conveyance ow the North Road, icier slialmilft tr hati---wittili o E. FOrahltki: ;ISt rit(o4 , itencktit • 7 -- , -.4e_ - .. - 2200 efilisliki nnerpraUe e dby nay other. •Ilarrelegate and Riga*. New Waist Post Coaches every tingly take it up. •. t : ' .dreattuee. to briog this matter to a speedy decision, I a CC,, P r 0 :vp,„...i.. ,..-.„ , , ii „... ;:, isesides wpwirds of 60110 other Prizes. Tickets and 'Shares, Afterneon, al 0., k 8 fa the Mond*. . Bet not in the spirit - of the - Old World. I take I 1* *00.11 . 4 007, ... ....PP . ji* Marraitted ilndrasvo are Selling at all the Licensed Glees at • the; followiag Low Pricer : Glasgow, Leasytown, Gretna - Green, Anean, Dumfries , that we suarenter into a friendly co:aped:ion, to din Brorenkill. Thornhill, Saaquier Kiln. Canotock. Kings- what Is true and beneficial for our common nature. , ...- ../ ' "'• • .0; 1., ..; -. ~; T'llke!as 1041liffir . ' PlaiT:.... ...: lei' 14 0 I Eighth 216 6 - teach Daily. bet2te, then, at once dismiss all inferior considers • WI. 61 ' ' ~ . • Wisher .......II 00 I ilisteenta . 1Y•AI ' Let 111'llersonatities cease. Let ns nut even cone] -- • Rridgenerth, Walsal. Amesbury.. Salop. and Holyhead victory, bat let our sole object be to discover that I - • . . .-.... inwards Sill . ..60 11 )'-•; 1. Will Yell Viuleethe terprefel 4 1Patronage of the tithing Esterhazy. his The ... Tsai icy. " )atu . ugh* Fast Day . coach. eatery will inspect the greatest bench' to our species. Eeeelieuey the late Ambassador from the Emperor of Per- It is in this spirit, and with this object, that I not peer Worm* lteptbilifielle* llll Mendip at a quarter before 7 o'clock. through Rodbern, Den- Ma, end many high and dietinweisited Personages. up the gauntlet, which the Church of Scotland, in it t biin. • . .., - , .11146 W LAND'S KALI - DOR, for presetting, beau- stable, Stoney fittattord; Towcester . Weedon, Darentry, cad et .1 capacity, has thrown Junto ; for they compel a ICo say that 7011,111tK,Blaggles , .. Dunchereb. to Warwick end Lormii;gton. hold him to bait . , : . 111 Oyler, end iniprothie the complexion. A T.ady of ntle. The "4•11,-css." . to I ork, Scarborough, . Whitby, Shields• to eaterAlut lists, or to relinquialt amuse on which, Was not for bit ptilintiglit'llise to the courts of her Travels and Botanical Researches in the Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinboro*, a New . Light Poor- appears' to me, the future improvements and bappit iffesterb 'Ott Of the World, dlscosered a compound forming Inside Post-Coach. with a Gmard tkrpphiot ; seta _eel tittrinkbi depend. T. mesa the ems exioishe sad pleasing'Coiroellet hitherto un- every Morning, by way of Newark, Rdford, Dontader, I find hail. . (.. _,...- awn in this or aqy other country. This Comsetle possesses Ferry-bridge, 7'arleaster, Darlington, Nortkellerton. Tie public , er the aggregate of the human mind ninltted to Pei 1410t:0 f.,.. . sal lwevintr - ti alssmic Properties energetically efficient in readiest- Durham, kforpetls, and Berwick, and arrives at York the IDS Wreak , . Pliaps, Spots, Redness. and all Cuteneons next _Storming, AT Rant:Cab FAlni.-Dripe* through with .4 soy. class, sector party, utast • not become the wee* us. aiod decide. whether . the principles th ratty Mr. G. Fa , ooppe.i' ll • . * c aptions and gradually ',reductor' del'eate,elear and white a coachmen only.-Passengers f inding Cteroaelvey Julged: or base 0 t the Prepelle 4 New tollegu of Stwle t v , complexion clear and lovely, on the journey, may rest what time they ple ase, and then Pi nehury.square. setter,* : i telkin.'rodeling the most sa llow accoolsoce with existing facie; and whether the . pri iti. tite . sitting hlattrtiOtektle , , • . am broadest!, soft. 're the rice. neck, and erns. It imparts proceed withegt any additional fare. which bas necessarily proosetiet from the old prim is p ers o n in th e .4:14. 1 ..- ~,.' . ekleceithY andJuseuile bloom. resisting the deredelleell made • ilaelborenadi mid thoioden Peer Inside Day Coach, or that which will as necessarily emanate frous the nt • .•eta le Sian by the scorching rays of the sun. It diffuses on dm Biro' Aldbourn. Reading. Lambearn , Porton, Lydington, ealeoloted to prntletek" the great. st amount of virtt m's-eourt, Old Bailey , asielybist l• -1 l'ea'der afternoon, she a 4 dins coolness indy-piessing; preservlag the skin from the in. p eave y, Wootton Basset, R eater er amsbury. II .1 d New- . ha mess among mankind. • eleven' stmesphere. Bye due perseverance la the appliestion bury and Muldenhead.--•Driren through with one coach - M ppi y conviction ie. that all the miens on whick S Fitt lave been sonner; . iihst Mrs . i of ROWLAND's KALYDOR. it tends to promote the free ma n way la the prisoner staldiaitOffitte exercise of those important fucetions of the skin, which are of The g em Roma Potent Kau, Bodon mid Lena. owe , bas hitherto been fanned, are erroneous; that , as s they eito ha exorsised without early imbibed pre' 11.;.• ittoklog .totearsis two tallier the somest temperance for the preservatlas of health led a Royston, Cambridge, Ilandagdon, MUM', Peterbore'. i _ s ,. , r , siitYhk hiss self a*, they, ; Ptesed • beautiful compiezion. • ' Deeping. Spalding, Sp li siy , Alford. Urimsby 4. flail, steam en y will be dissovereti to be unsopported unbuttorriel„• the intiolienev of It is .100 of tweet importance to Ladies during • the Period of g ab by ! , at h a lf -p ac t 7 o wed, s al a d s, at a ( p a pi er mtablished fact; and that she practice which necel Moos. -2Sealr *ailed. bias a, 'tickling, as it gives immediate relief to Mimed Nipple*, tools be ore 7. follows from a belief itteitteli.notions, eannot fail to th a * _Am hit pith 10, 1 'lid renit•le the infant's 'meta Indy eomfortaltie. It• Is per- The . 4 Exprom," a New Light Pour-Imide Post Coach whelm the world with the poverty, vice and misery. he bad. • 'Tt• : .- .-* ' - . i reedy Inneeent.-strd the molt delicate Lady or Child May at ell to Carlisle , Pcnrith and Wititehaven; with a Guard all which the. tuition tare. until this day, have been sill , Hams use it,widi the goatee' safety. and by *condoned oppli- the way; passes through Appleby. Bross*, Bores, Greta- -It is sl'o a - vivid ;morels:son on my mind, which I llot deitney thing agains L . cation, its Inliaiolc effuse will prove it the most bellefieial sod Bridge, Rigensoed.Cetterick. Boremethriciae. Perrg-bridge. '01(.1 hays no means of obliteraling, tfait the Princip 5 1 w f? 6 ' 17 plevatan preparation ever produced. It should be a Vide Me- Doncaster. Newark. Dartry, Grantham', Stamford, Gem- be was Melodist by the curb. i , Cam far t very fully- . . them, Stine*. Itlggleermide and Balder*. Seta cwt in the whick the New System of ,Saciety is fo Wed, are it ancordaace with all known., facts ; and that the pr ain-hitu and thy wa il . I tkinic f ps• •T o tr e site t ture whose feces one tender after sbeilne.-A Morning , and perferste the Journey with the greatest Far . c . _._ ~ , Pt tbe attention of the& Ladle'. • greattafelieity wkieiit•ttende ttie'eparatlon of Militia', is the ditty, 41 *Eaves° amaze , arum' must necessarily AUCCIT.i a f a i r an open del voted aeliateiL L .When I Ntriiik fit - trethtion of the skis; loony Gentlemen solar greatly from Passengers detained on the road. hy bagginess or plea. meat of thee, principles, will produce thronghta would. hien stein' ine wain.- .; shit terse. Hoe Mod's Kalydor will be fused excellent be- sure, hare the peculiar adsaatage of their seals 6ciag se . wield a Settee of good 'sniper, intelligence, aline pie who. rats.after biota but she d oted pereedert in lerefioratlog and allaying that roostemplea- eared il. tke next Coach. eight* and loppinese, of - which thrive wit. have larf • • Siesll4 at . the moment, but • 1 cart emeatlop. It also sets as an antidote to those effects TIM ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLPLE. trnittsd in the old prpjadiet s anti habits, have, R . belle beet , Sew; blots•el*.. imiistinn On the 'side in travellieg from hot son to cold The New Reyal Patent Mail, Cambrid'ye Orr.' Ware, theeesefees; or depending upon their own will, no 0 Wilide- . IllOwleeWleiell Oa te th e initeliwff sad Illweribili io-d lint-Hand, Pile- Rootin 4. Iteystou, Reeling, fli half-pot of using sae just estimate. New knowledge or • 7 • • • ;* ' lied kopartk thilefLittil cookinsil• Sfntisdni the skits sino•til sod 7 o'c'ock. Aaday, at a grader is/ore 7, sat t t • SIZI be presented to them, before their pri kla orgli . 'spit wit** 'who- • efts . Kendal, Lancaster, Prelims. Eit4s. Peerlefe. nnlitu I. es I .' t times cantle changod. 14, ~11 " eli , ~. , 1 itteoesequenee of the recontelesdatisn of several distin- Cherie , Ormiskiri and Gamines Light Post Coaches, . 1 ., IL _ f isp o . a • e , - -- , -.--. i. • f a,p erso 4h, p ereen s an d s . a i , .....tee we impressions Lids great reading. „ ... ttfult le= Ntas but 13 W , . .• ~.: .' i. 35 • & se .ts,Atisatta ....• ROW - t so ..• .la /. bawl. la .1. 1 3 oars ent i. "are' Warrington, . **edition', have made es nay Mail. . . . • • ' ' _ . ....-, , the Nubitity, tieutry. ensithorablic its gement. 2I a ealuaele Preseet. Cougleton. Lawton. Nevroestte. Rudy's, Kolas- The new system he, in fact, the 'emit of a seie e .• . _ - i c ra r a t ;atiou, Sold at Se. lid . atuf aa, 6,1, par Battle, duty la- ford, Slone, Stafford el. Lite*field. (may One Night on knowledge of which, by a little attention. all torn i Jo gls-egliarsoraepsutia' 8 near .a • sad, on Toesday;. his attention • the Road.) every - Afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's made easily to acquire. Soil by tisti sole Proprietors, A._IIOWLAND and SOX, H e im lox, Dale-street. Liverpool, next Evening. A science meaos the laws of nature retire ea made agaiost efia prisoner at v. 11.ften-garahm, H olborn , Londe*, sad, by aPPeillimeal. The advantages to Travellers 'oho honour this emelt WM particular subject; and that which we are n seas; the prisoner was welkin • liy Menge. Mottles, Perfumers to Iffelifilliesty, TRehbourno their preference arefarsoperior to any other on this Road. „m i l, may . s ip ' called, "the science of Lomat ` ovation, and then folio . ' sureeeptatith, 117. Gaunt and Pierer. 117. ix WES% 3 3 . New as the "Royal . Express" is (trite* throughout' with 4 coach- plats, .. ged bite with the off • 0 - Wood street; Delerobt, Old load street; Balk) . and Blew. men oily (3 less Mdi •than any other coat* to Liverpool)- ea- ye All w il l admit that this science has not yet b ______. A --.! -i.. r ' • 'V ' 1 , ... . oft na . s•A•al • R.n..r. Lso_ Oxford street; Derry and Co. ',inn to Paasesorrs too evident to require comment ; beelder * so. WO, Sett . hint rs I a , mores. efts, Low. 3Str. !ri- . mate Perfumers led Jansen r ten mp To Doess rho 1 she SAR ilty aty THE t of • ou. our Brood S 1 hnd . soy:wrier —ln eau 4eare ph ( k ivy &hal al Neat Roe nr Ift I tromp! Sift' Nyboi tier past 7. into The " ' of ing at the Ducstable triter, WI Brice, is Strtet, Shelton, Oa of Tsrporley ht- easehmer , f o, to eons , 3.118 4 110 CIVIC+ il4• he spared Woe ,Roent laird • • .. The " •sholitts, KIT; Tastreavt itforpipg I "feel. am I it Blsetwet The o lq of , • *IA tire falimplc t'asitraor! 1 1. u ter . patt Deer- I'aeketi Mani t St. gate ' efero off. at 24' The 6 f o fr inelvsa wag , sar rgeoo, ° 441 100i.i Nu Wig tin, P coattifav ift. al • _Valves. ge• •!lie a! for ii l • support I , ffe 4 eiesieems o ewe Nor throll9k • chords, , ' lila mr(fo, r • • • &HA 1 41 74 .A Cul #4.. it 9 4 ' 'eery 4 MO. Rath, to Inds Drieof, o • - --- -- --- • Ito," to Ma l i. inderstatid in witlf mannerthe Ott ralsal. Wolrer. lOU, slisativintsge, or inconvenie ' Post Cicada's, 'The'iegeneo him been (Wilma the Road. Stallion of the laws of nature ; 'de Post Coaches 4 4 , th050 laws, sad also " The • Alt, first of which is : :D PARES. . 'That human nature, like each di . Light Fast Ni;ht A 444 w composed of the sa: .arrying 4 inside is, and qualities ; but that the 7ton, Suatha.n, on, in every inclividusi of the d Torre:kr. fo at eta Allman being coi than. early the and. sad in some respects, t coachmen only. o Species. ifs to /full, Lin- Tat *f himself, he know: erery morality. 1 wprid, or any thing of the lace, !hell, and i 2 o'clock. .h, ; rhalbstaatirtthlm' gs have ni les/snot CGaels. : the ditretenc4 which cOnstit it dere*, hat/: . ~ . 4' ~ 4 Tharewithent any 'choice o tad D oncaster: N. : 1 tiogigailher in Europe, Asia, preisulav enuntry and dii y - act/Witt their e dhisions.' be account able niii, That the circumstances es.l Mugs, Plite, der• t r ie and country in which tt.e bun den, or &weaved, essineiAllycontributes to give his paid for errord- big, .lispositions, ideas, sentnort tree') Sae " " 4 coVuet. ith, That the impressions nee! . 3 .S7TIMMtMe caskstances on the original comp t h e h a ml e t o f ties, and valitiem, given to end in conseqnence fact and without a single excepti next th mansion to revery human being through - : • en . he Hilt, 1 ,"," ) , IC , That the will of every hi m e "' e ""'" " e fo t4l'by the combined intluence nenddus insurer,. I 5, The t eyed the wilt of n an , which nere aisto no pantroal oter his belief or opi arrived, and a in here, In the first place, necordir the 11.tniev wvry ext+rual circumstances have made . from Il e nilim an.,nfterwartis lie wrist continue s meg %etr e cow . his thoughts and belief must chan r 41,ninfo. germ impressions, or according i &r. set out from the wove Inn : Royalreleyraph," Doerr, Deal, Ran:vale, Margate, Stairs, Canterbury, Ferersham. and Sandwich new ar Just Coach, erery morning at a j past 7 o'clock.l vastquence of the decided pref. recce yircx to the Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense it be spared to render it the first eoneejance on the jut Road. 'komplett, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend. Stroud, Sittiugbourne, Raisham g Ospringe, Morning. quarter '7. "Tally Ifo." Birmingham very fast Day Coach, Morn before 7 o'clock, through Beriberi. Market Street, ible, Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stretford, Tow- Weedon, Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry, and Stone , to the Castle Hotel, and St. George's tavern, High Birmingham. to Stanell, Wellington, Bridgenortli, _./, B!orwsbury. Salop. Oswestry, Nantwich, Bangor. Tarporley. Chester and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 (*Amen only. In consequence of the decided preference given to the Tally Cl:bath. the Proprieto.s are determined no expense shalt cpartd to render it the first conveyance on the Birmingham " Soveregs," New light fast Correll to F,hnouth, Ply siater,Traro, Botirsin, Pi•aryn, Ashburton. To:uass, ith, Weymouth. Dorchastar, and Salisbury. every at 7 ; through lloniton, AXiiiiil‘ter.Bridport. Bland- Stoakbridge, Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, Blarkwalat and Bsgshot. pity. Day Couch to Weymouth, (driven through lira - coachmen only.) . through Bayshot, Bluekwater, Irtoingstoir, ()curios., IVhitehserek, Andarer, Woorlyeats, Caskraorr, Salisbury. Blantiford „s• Dorchester, at a quar 'e pott o'rtod In the mar:slag. 'aekets from lib'eymouth ti Lhternsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, haloes, he. every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon "clock. e •• Capps," Southampton, Lymington, Lyndhurst inehester, Basingstoke. Dartford -bridge, Blarkwaler. Ad 'earSkot - :wenr four inside Caark• eeery morang at 'ety4k,e, errires al the .Cotteh gad horses, and Vine Inn, mllsbinatoa, by lire o'clock. 7'ldr is a must delightini, mine:nee' to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, N. llarre tie Grin 4. C'herbet rg, lye.—The Propristors • the abort Coach hop( to receice u continuance of that 7prrl whiehAds hitherto Gass experFented since the eons of the '• Union." *. • Nen Li iht eh'sy Coueli . to Dorchester in It homes may, through Beggilot. Blatt:Wider; nosimplokr: Orerlon, IV,lit ehmtch, • Audocer, .Salisbury, Woudyects. Cash more and 'fitar(ford. at a ipast aunt: 7 o'clock in the morning. Bath and Bristol Post Coae.'irs. through Chigyenham, Ilunyerford, Newbury and' Beattluy, Af fermi:mit at One; artier at the Greyhound Ink, . 1141 Loudon Tureen, Thomas Street, .an:l Swan. :aljewriy :text morning:- De ^.. . . , - $4ll. That,eneh human being u r iiiaeos ; and that he reiaius t ~ eth, That no human being e imetelous that another exists ' In these laws of human n; Every human being that equally suhjeeted to them ; into existeskte. till be equat, Experialft now proves that can never be virtuous or hap, 'to think, and act in oppot be shall be Wight to think than those of Nattire. Hitherto men have been position to their nature, ant anti Misery been introduced When the preceding lan. human race, *ball be untier,toorl i tt sad taught to the rising. genere become cirtartt and happy' lie still then knoW, that Irleistip, mentally tie mot wen histientarty• of hit think of himainf more %hi; pride and vanity will thereto 1 .He will know that no two that all comiiinto The world 'rite their character from tire they live, acting upon the each individual : he 'will, .... displeased, because others rlitfel gnsge, dispositithas, habits feelings, or conduct. The i will be always present to will appear to him to be it ,degree, with any Individual have been made the most respects. He will know that the wil or alter his opinions ; consei entertained by the human lie will feel it to le irrutiona: to individuals. or to nations liiiiiiii i in . others ; and gry in any liege,. any . weever errotwol taught to believe 'rue. Knowing also that the Impressions produce! Jay et ably on each individual, he rational to be angry, or, ' with these who dislike or . dent to him that they could both had beeq.traineti in et spectieg lomitin nature, whit be so 'well known as to prod practice,all human beings that no individual of the feel towards them either hal On the contrary, when tht shall be generally acted rip*. m well and naturally funned ntOrally. and . mentally, that ' although in different dew don only. And. In tlaaninner, an . 'fent, jealousy, and even terminate for ever, and 10 , . Ibee'beconienalvorml: . i -'94l.leniangtr, • Anus u the word Tare inetrw ree*tta ; an itthat the new them. New Lanark, 15.1 e Octul COURT OF Rlmrs • HAWORTH AND ANOTHF IVrt.ost stated, that brought by the eKecutrises recover the value of certal titstator in his lifetime, in. folly converted to his own SCARLIITT detailed tile plaintiff sought to reel •an apothecary in Chancery. sion, who died recently collected a curious and val fore his death, he relinqu defendant. but continued for his benefit, in ordt r to entire. When he ceased tt there his books; and . not claim them as his own, all present of theta to him in After witnesses had beei hat been heard for the Lit' repiied. The LORD CHIEF JUST' single question for them t. tator made a gift of these whether he lived or tiled, formalities of a nunctipatis for the security of the in 6, gift should be most clear. few words in a conversati reduced to a promise ; an, even a protnite were give? did not obtain a codicil, the pr sperty. The Jury, without best plaintiff; which it *as age' the damages in the deck, undertaking t 6 retnrn tn. TURNER AND ANOTHER, This was an action of trover, by the assignees of a, , bankrept named Beaumont, to rnover the value of errtaitt ..; goods which Mr. licaoncnt a!iippe.l on bosrd the defend— ants' vessel after committing an act of bankruptcy. It appeared In evidence, that Mr. Ilattinont, intending , probably to escape limn bis creditors, took his passage on. bound the defendants' ship to Sierra Leone, and co gyed his goods, by the . sarne ship, to a Mr. Savage. After Afor vessel had sailed, a docket Was struck; awl, Ltfoie:the. sp,mittment of assigne , a, a messenger was tea tä the ship to demand the p,ned, hilt the captain felt himself bOhrid 4e;iver 'hem according to the till of ladinz. At.thls ti• however, no bill of lading, nor any part of the goods, been placc:l in the listids of Mr. Savage. 'l'h-Conn Cuter Juartea saia.• that if a hill Of but liad been delivered to the eonsignee before notice to defetnl;!rits, be should have beeitated'greatly. before be ? them bible for delivering 'the reeds to hife; bat as t hail notice of the b;,rierciptcy hi•lore any sack eircoostai tie tbo , fght they were clearly boundtri ritain thous for 'benefit of the estate. . . The Jury accordingly, nr.bleer . dijrctlon, Verdict for the phintiffs—Oataiii ;30,11. *,tyreAtt r. COOK. This sets an action by a priefilioher in Aaron!' to Mori frpni the s:f.ntiant tile tees of f;2l. tor ii.tending him supplying' illaNterl for the rum of 'a ;ire Air. DeNr.t.ter end Mr.. Aeaatt.Ait tenddcted the plaint le a se, and Mr. 'IVRNEY the defrnilant's.. 'l'h' faintiff 1 , as described :Is a person, who, beim .. . . Pe7 .rent. . • . . . - • ' ,aa t - ' .:. .... . • r . ' c 5.... ^* ) 4 Ai #‘; '.' et 1 t.. .'") %- • - ~e'‘ : . I \----, '',. / 41 - ' .4 • ' • - ,• ,: t'' • . ''' ' 4ir."16/Wir , 1.. , i ce. • : .1 .. . .•• • i .• 1 t • . ! . 4 i.• • . !P . . . . , . . • , 1,1.!:. 0 • * . \ • ' * .... . ~ • ' PRICE SRVRN, PEN ' • • , t sing Is formed with a desire tfr f ins that desire through IWO. . • : , ig can, be truly happy, whitetail Is - 1 . s in misery. aature, there is no exception.L. '',. A- 4,, : has yet been 'born lies, been . . . ; aed every ewe thp.shall come .. ally governed by 'arm. • . A let man, like all livinglitistences. r p p y while he shall he eorteraiami aiition to his risidie, or whil.a• • : that ha can devise better fans - , , ; • • -., , • . i tangbt to think and art in op- ' 'r •,...-, nri thus, anti thy: ! in& have sin . . • . i KI into Oli world, laws of niture,..telitive to the • 1 too‘univerially achnowledgref. r ' . etsbagon, wan !sill necessarily' • . • - :. . , t. It r - ~, • ,- . i •. • aslfe did ,itaft4t te i,.;;, ... • . 4, • ~ 'rally. nor ereatiilWe w •- k fellows, tt tiff to irratiq* tat: •* - ' - • . ily than any other htiusan 414,0 • 4 . fore not exist. • , . • 6 homan beings are horn alike/1, • 1 Id paisive compounds, and de l . ee larld circnaistanees, ik which • ; e peculiar, originel compound of ' . 4 ' , therefore; never be surprised of , , 4 t elate (rant him in colour, lan- 'Ali; idea, 'sentiments, ,roligion„ II ! true rani:. of these difr-tencets :o his understanding ; and it , i • irrational to be angry, in and- el, eaten with tioa, who ahail 1 . . . i to differ from bins in all Vieae. . 1 • ill of Man hat not power4o form t ;eqwently the variety of motto,* race will not excite his surprise. . - sal to a•trihnte merit or delimit t I ns for entertaining Some .t notioota • ad still snore istationsl:tavi.W . ajn- . 11 • agree with them for esprapg. .otwous, which they" licave . bree., ~ . • • , . • nifeettuncare'ilie . ressik o f thee., '• • external objects . , ..actingireisist- e will he conscious thatit.is Is, 4' hi any deo. .. . degree, I ol2e displialed • evenlia.e nits'. it -- q,kil be evi- • z. Id not dislike or bee tun nales4.. ... error. !..r, when the laws re- , -•• rhieh have been explained, Shall • rosiness their u9tattal eff,ctis in . - - . • .. will be so trained from iota:ley i • specie. , will have the pewir to 1 titre lor dislike. .. . . .1 hi se laws of oar commo n nature 'pan, each 'Mtn •n being shalt he 4 1 'untied and train .1 phyyieta,ihs that he wilt produer in. °Chao, ;tees, feelings ,of Wig and ageci• . . . . . tiger and displeasure, hatre d; 4. ,y inferior ail hostile fteling wit,. . ' •i - . .. Lave and ch.srity_fer il tes itir . ere he Is - ~...... j...... 104.. j , nnetrate that allre - • ef,- - - , - - letricient to pia& ce esc• trea' . iv system alone rah era'. aititit. • !I ReshiratpUt - 4. ober, 1323. , 7 k 11. ..,11 . .. 1 BENClL—OuitlitiliA;; octrit - !., . i . - i '';, • --esewe•- ~...,......• • • • ,A. L . : uric, ESECUTRIsigiv,V. JU1111.6- . • ' ' at this was an action of 'fester ' ` , ' es of Mr. Haworth deceased, t o- * .-'• '. . •of aia books which belonged to that -- .. . I ,ud which Mr. Jones-bad wrong-, • ' "..• , n ose. d the cirenmatances ander wl,iele; ~ t . .over. The lee Mr . Haworth was • -• • • -y-lane, well known to the profit. at a very advanced age, having...! • . linable library. Some years be. ,- .‘l. luisitell bnsiness in favour of iher • 4 . • • d gratuitously to attend patients • a i • s preserve the connexion for lai' t -. 1 t,!. to reside in Chancery-lam, he left - •• • ) ~ ow Mr. Jones thought proper tr.. 1 Ileging that Mr. Haworth madex, t. • is his last illness. r. ' 4 een examined, and Mr. Gurney. defendant, and Mr. Scarlett La,L ; ; • e' , it, rice informed the Jury, that the ..,.',::., :o consider was, whether the Vs- • , 3 e bunks available on the initaet . , because there were none of tlin • . , i .. It • ive will. It was most important! ' nfirtn, that the evidence (Atwell w ' •. i t let r, strong, and convincing. if n r 't ion were altered; the gift wonld li e , s.i nil then would be ofno avail; and if .. -1 'n, it was singular tliat Mr. Jane,: i : t' which would have Insured to him, 4 L A ' . : • '. !sftation, found a verdict for the' : greed should be taken for 5,000 t.. • laratian, subject to the defendant's : 'it se boots. AsSIGNE::S, V. PVrl 0 Art) OTRP.rIS. if trover, by the assiznees of a. `',. _ .. 1 , .'. 4 1 . ::. klieg , , 1 : 1 :e oza ! 4 pled , I go r Ales it: the ' it f• , leap rid to • i,. 1 :' Oree. • • 4 but li , ,i„, -, • ... . the. kr I,ti , i they , *nee , r tits; .. • I i ' . .: tow . ) r. .asitl'. 4 4 ) . , Dg 4 1 • ' t ~ ~+ • • to Ish the inipor- I wil.