The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-07 00:00:00

)44 a, S' ES MA N. _/ . . . S LIU'. BUILDING IN 4814. LAW IN7'ELLIGE NCB. —.00..r- . • „..-„.....-- . ft has often been obseried, that teeny of'the 'hips . COURT OF CH ttNi:ERY, Arai's. 5. bel;n 4 ieg to Cali•utta and Bombay were not built GALLI:Ii V. GAIAINI. • , Within the Fmst India Company's territories; and as so••ie of them are admitted to have been built at Sir Statter. Rolict.T mentioned this case, in which his Lordship bed been picked to express it to Rangoon, in Pegue, the following extracts from Col. be his op i n i on, t h at , t ill th e t r uth o f th e *c.ontradic- Somes's Iccount of tile Embassy to the Kingdom of wry charges made by the parties against each .other , .tea, will not, it is presumed, be considered inap. ` could be enquired into and ascertained, the cestody . pliable to the important subject now under consi. deratine : , • lof the eldest child, a girt . itA about 16 years of age s ~ I should be entrusted ineithei h - othe father nor to.the ,d The rivet "of Rangoon is efprally commodious , mother ; and moved that Ails 'Lerdship would be foe the construction of ships • the spring tides rise I now pl ea s e d to approve . 'lhro)f 'Omit lady's ,resid. "0 feet in' iserpendicular heig ht; the banks are soft, i ng fur the present in the aljt of ,a. tor. ISrtitidgs a and so tlat that there is 'little need of labour for the I respectable Gentlemaii,;lolhg • in Voley-plocit,. who fohnation of docks: vessels Of 'any burden may be ! was a married man, and luid h daughter .pearly of bolt. Nature has liberally done her part to render ; the same age with' the infant. This Centlerrpti Pas Itaile r .onii• the most flourishing searport•iu the East- I s el e cted as • a fit ()gree t % (q• have the custod y of-the ern world, • ' 1 infant, haying been otmoilhe ELecut.ors of the grand• 64- There were it *this ..time .0790) several ships ' father. "-..-.• ~. . • . •• .. , , c•• from 600 to 1000 tons burden on • the stocks ; .one 1 The Lone 11 . ,iNckr., vo r IA ordered that (be elptter. belonging to the May svoon 'of Pegue,. *hoot 00) i should stand for ThOrsday. , tons, was considered by professional men as .a ape- ! - • cimen, of excellent workmanship; it was . entirely ; . . ' EX-MITZ HERBEItT 1 •0101111k XATTER or Hoot. • • wr ought by airmail cartienters, and formed o n 'a model, as are mast of the ships built in t h i s=} I - itkat. iri • This Petition,...which . prayed that the commission : river, the Birmans having received their first rudi- . ot•balikrupt sued gilt against William • HookhamV „m ean of the art from that nation. '.riiree or four ,'Wider thesdescription of a watermaii, should be su. ',vessels of burden were likewise in a state of forward- Pl3ts°.44. , in order to make way fci r . anot . liertammis s mess belonging to English adventurers; an d • one sion swat . :out by the Petitioner against the same pars • • '• bargeman, coal - • Jarger than the rest, almost ready to b e l aunc h- . . „ ~ , 1 ay, destribing h i m as a waterman,. coa - • Rd, the property of the Governor of Maindu, t . he merchant, choler, and chapinan, and in which, on a '..., town on the opposite side." Vol. ii. page 136. See , foi day, his. Lordship had given It as his opinion, .. also page 171, for an account of a ship of 400 tons that there were sufficient accompanying words in the hiSideq, building at Peeingghee, for a Mussulman original commiss i on s where the Aankrtipt is repre • 'inietchant feria} Surat. .. ; twitted its a person . who got his living by buying and ' Itals impossible to impress my reader by' selling, end had become a hatibrupt wittijii thetroe any strooger proof with• The vast i mpor t ance o r kont . "l4 meaning of the Statute;• rtr'sipport that . • -• the a- 4 egeti.triule, -than briefly to state, that a• dura.• • nuelallaSion, was again spoken to. The .1.-tiIinCitANCELLOR stated, that:he ,covitinied bleSeasel oi burden cantiot be built in the ritpr of ' •ner•al eicept by the aid of teak plank, which is' of opinion,. that according to the practiee' . ailtichpa .. d . - . .1 ! • ' i - proze'relife *from Pegue alone; and f ~that the' prevailed, it would be going too f ar, an d mottos ne SEW *lli itTING iaitt. ~. , timber trade with bat country should by any oct-- productive of dangerous M consequences, to supersede 1 At . a . eating cif the memb ers of the commission in this vise, merely because thapar..,• .. or., 'ler!! be wrested ( from es, if it should be held on Toeiday . fith Ult. Mr. Sohn 'Lott bx misfortune forfeited through. mist:on . ticular trade was' not described, when, at the tte . . • ,• , • • er, Edinburgh*, lald - berore them . a et, time the person against whom the commissioP as t - - .. . ~, • , ..;•.t deet', the marine. of Calcutta, which, of late years , .... his new v nweitted i prnitinuress. • sued .. out was sworn to he a person who soug ht ins , hi , • ,• .• • .- .• 114 s .gooveil a source- of unexampled prosperity toT . Il press Is eonstroc . , on pil ~ our ,proleipal settlemont,. • essentially benefited the "*mg b y . , buying and selling. Were he to say that .. different troM'thoffe cif the priesses on\ _ vet t e, .ceentry . , andglfee honourable aftluence to , , . this comm ission should be superseded on account of f wilidh in the lad/merit Of seven froth the enquiries he o , le .v• ~ . . gentlemen who examined itVlt tadeci4 - .. liid iliilli,. most he ,rilded nearly to annihilation this omission, h e was a fraid , ' I.th:out the pro,lysbillty ot i our being able to find.ani had made, that : many other commissions would be As its mechanism, howtoter cane: '. lib vale ittibotitnt . .e fog. the material of which we !, affected la y .. the decision . h ,Ile could not,' therefore derstond without octant inspection, ''' • I 'tietttlied v . ‘ AVii.k.iti the 'oaths years (i: e." ~. • • 1 • :i . i sm satin- think ef doing so. At .t e tame . time, he was - littioperpose to attempt to deicrihe jr. nil . lit 00„), tome ~skf ,this. fi nest merchant ships . fled tha t . too little attention had hitherto been paid fe be obaerved hi . general, that 'by i ie a r s s e e a.i n the ak ar Th ews , h ave arrived from r the ,accaracy . -of the descriptions of persons against ••, • • pound levers ler the acre*, blr.'lS i • and he had therefore ~-. . pi qtreuttr, where they „Wit 'of teak timber • ; whom dockets were struck .. , , fected a coosiderable siting of pa .1. . , . ~ 1,.. 6 ', 'Oren orders ut the office bf:the Secretary of Bank. , , . , itAi i ef.cei . delitering ,Valaable amnion its Lontloo,„1 1 . were erfelly employed • in the *writ* of, tin:State ; .. °lts, that ( .... iite care should be taken, in this respect, . • parts of the maishine, he has been fa mare. Ills Lordship 'would not give co l ts ti th e. , .10 . S.. { nor, 1410'.tbli lOvs cf,'_the -Pegue trode,bw•Onoritted . ~, . . „ , . , „., ~ , move all the materiel .ospects or th , , solely . is its effect to . &regal i Abe, o' ibq r . mattome i sts i•res 44 . l mlg Creditor as against t h e preemie hitherto in use. in Mr . kuthven's lerould fr ileitsil4.shike t h th e less . Madras i ii.lop . ?moiler, ts . l . tt allowed him to have them on.t...osf%if.e! or tablet for the ' types *mains fi x . .ON &A! lieg•g*in with timber . for all the csentapati l' estate . ' .., . :.' liressidn on one iide of a sheet is e• pUrposes of doilies* :psel,aod even 'l3omhay,;*l- - - - - eppfication . of the moving power, tt'flitei l jke,:-00 1 •StPt...:4 1 ilia,b.V ...is it51 4 49410• 1 4,i . e- - P01.1C4, - IR.CIn Af‘ciStil..*"4ft 7l .4# lo. 4.4ll lol .ir 140 41 1 1,11f4t4 . 4lll- - --...w..- - for making register (priuting the .. pe, . e,. . , 91 3 A!,"t1tY.1 4 14ia1tiii,A4 . 4 1 00. /2:1- f "......./!°.:---. 04; , ' Ifixkuttlisawrotzt.—Yeriteiday, John Wildman, a • their biasaf estisktatter) in an improt "^ vi.,-;ditrook,.** te lOsettl,ol:*Millitiii-Aif 1 warch-Millet,' was lifetiOr irp far examination," a - rigareitti• - firr 7 piodisciog the . difie' Clitt . iii , .:;aver ii . ..0441 1 4%. 1 0.1 4 by I*. Iloid . ; :of 1.-Charied Sy 'Giiipliel'iliol'istl..3. l : Charles-o'mA ' . :preasltre that may lie required. • fey ,le•ak%iiik, viiiichi is mgoimle . .(roospe g o e slone't Ittittiet4attkin, with c ifitiliting . al time-piece ,filint;:wfththe right hand as in the ether' i ' 44 ; 'aiiilPs:havie'beeikt 'ciiiiStto4ted of; Sautirtmod, and Pf 4. hint; in - *filer to ripair dm sap 4 Art& which 7, 'tic! both inconvenient and dantereu. . . .aisibif.44/ 4 •?....44 , l;f l T.otiAtnita.l;*lft on trial they p a i i • t id , 4cryAk r . Wobti,‘.ioiiii4 iit t ' in Ore '". produtei the impression by turning w es t Ift Weft ',-: : I*lo?4eabie• • ' •' '' ' street, BiclaniatiOry,• fort ii.. -' ' ... ." ••. 1a Wash Or handle,' which makes itio ist Ts* r tir t a• eery, ;fine ship, which • •was on Thomas Hiimphriei,of_Noslf4tiorthaospton-eii*, 1 a revolutiqn. Alth . proper to add, ilteittonittar ' 'II was at. *wee,: has lately deli- SPa•fields, alio Charged the Prisoner with hkring op . ! ate . cnntrivd suradiposed with a dui . 4 , ' , ,n laltiabhi cargo'in .the river 'flumes,. the tai,ied a t netallipteh (tali km to Itlieit,:nthich he ' licleiy' Of time and labour, and With :trolgirlitic i ile aillPi ....tirtift,..tif considerable joree , neglected to retisin t.. l4ti 'lined it 4ii. Winfield'a, 'to beer tireftitittinie which a Priv silitat, I heliaia, Arai . Toga i nto the French . Line paw n.brotter,' MO:. • J r Alisestishary; fit' r .18a., %Of 'lib alt Could' siggest. durkg th e bur .w4iy, Alb constructed et the mme • John Phillip s, of ' att.:Una; also charged . fuse i - ' • Mt. Rathven's construction has -t. i t' I: - ' • flrittnnii 4 %cliji having s reeifvolf a - AIN 'latch:key from 'Tw4rilt equillY aPpAitable on a great, • " 11, If l te - 4 are' ca' Iled trotm by oar toterest.iiinnotn- I: •a • ' • -t • him til . repair . ; he neglected. ti return it, 3 hut pawitad ..Wjfh the,model ; 416 exhibit 0, 4 w)tiel 6 - trr, cittlApp!Ot Al' view, to check the growth of ship: it of att. Winfieldli, or 3i. ..; ' . '' I innie..sface than, tt i,ahiCtoet, and, a haildine Sitimgoon, bout, much more important is 1 Several other eibriiiiii Were matte . against the Pri- ArOn, WaN*as'ily ' carried under the tke'llo)taeltt i )Whatt:tothi .: lo a loolition light, It is 6 I miner s "whielt'wereibafiliffitaillo the City, and , con- off, in presence 'of the meeting . , ..pk 7 fiice li!.ietvagp?ars to, wit ;setae consideration, and 4 se qui m tly I • hOt entered intO.--toti ate first _offence he ' (contained in the,size of a demy aci • is;lotirttiipti t liet generelliosieorted to, that faa very, was einivitfid in the penalty of 10s. and 12s, the vs.' ocular evidence of the accuracy with At , Jtcar.es.mo at a *Mail fOniparaliaa . eApence, • a [hie of the article pawned, with . 4s. costs, which not pression was taken, and the .facility .A . rili, ,idit kie . ners maid rig Rs the banks o f tie. Irta- ! being able 0,0y,',041/.4 emstenced to one mouth's operation was performed. Such smi rifiasi t g,. from the forests of Pegue. It, is probably I imprisonment.; for • the soconii, , offonce two months, L i certainly be very useful in remote I Lot . kquet, thotaritikers ore educateil. by our one. . . , • . • .6. ' and three moiltbe kr ,fhelttird depilation. -rtlegy might even furnish a very plea ii t it? . .,Vir, that eapreliv purpose, whilst we encourage l aa alt it o a m a t eurs 1 and those of . ii the large • thiar iwogress in.theaciepce,,•by enablingthem toale. ~. • WaerWeStr. —A charge, of robbery,w advantages becemeinisvn, will no rile Otneiit and,acquire experience at the slams tithe. * e. 1 eecompanied,Jsy mach ingenuity, was yesterday ic 'lntnkenetif use by the trade. We _Vaticonttsecurits , therefore, as well as inerCatitile : ford at this Office.. Theßrosecatrix, the cook in Ruth+en, having obtaitied ; petel affaantget,.. itioegly Urge s vigilant attention to a l a Genii/Males family in Ti hfield , street, had lost a rdi . .. •animalism; fer sale. • quarter Whetice the meaus nf injury to ourselvei may cloth pelisse and Other articles of apparel, and her i I II h h • • Mr. lbsthren . concluded the acC . ,qu,l so abun'iri4Y be drawn !" * ' s u sp i c i ons were.. set on anna B rown, house- ~. .The freecir have brig maintained an agent at , maid in the same family, as no - o th er person had 'ac. by observlng, that as no circuinst with the progress of an art that NO fr lia'pii *nil' aitii . thoroughly acquainted with the ed cess to ,. the ‘‘ b:d-roorti. A search-warra n t was grant. .. , • ; .. , signal service taniankind was deiced, possession. ,appear ed by the thought it but justice to state, that,. . . a ll ', . ••• fist •, — .174, at tuis...,ince, and the property was found in the * institute had the merit of bringiog . . . ..._ Statement. of the Prosecutrix, that the Prisoner asked -.-...: -, i . -5,..•„ - 7 - 41.. .t ..- be pi nt *Saturd ay , rto gofer a pint porter 41% ' t h e a _ . into notice , as the attention excited . • Conowsn's I rtepart.s-Weciiiesday an Taipei* tolls " . ..nilly:ndt being at hoMei and she left the street-door Prelss formerly exhibited at a meet } hoisl.at ther:Cusch-ataliflorses public:hottee,4ailhle ,tale, had induced him to attempt on, _.. open. until her. return. . Soon after, whilst at dinner, Islington-rood-before V IVRI2 x B oonton ,' fig. rfa•-• Abe Prisouer.marted up and said. she heard somebody tensive scale, which he had now the ; rime; (c'r Middlesex, on the botii•of Edward &witty *op stairs, and on,gettiog at the top of the kitchen . toy before the SoCiety. 'Avesta years ()Ole, •Whipie Arath was iteeltdinted ostairs, she made. a 'load .shriek, end said a matt i :by his shift taking fire! whilst standing beftaillilte Aid just left a house..ielik..a4atial... The Proseco. s tpate after begot up, ..It appeared that there srtioortO prix was .for, pnrsuini - the ell . robber, but the .eptvnti ‘ in,4ke tootnst the!tione, but his s c re a m s soon Trisonkr,waS first for seeing • t Was lost, and it .brosight his !Sister end flattery icto the - room, 'though *is! ' discovered the 'only lois was that of the son la,teto,render Aim tiny effectual assistance. lie - • ' trix,* whose pioPetty•wail afterwards fouod lingered for'ittSQ hours,in.the.most excruciating pain..' upon the Prisoner.- T -Stie watt eemmitted for trial. . rime .deatiMott - . a,peried to his misery. Verdict-- :• An Hibeintan youth Sias broinght into thW.Offica Accidental Death. , _ by half a dozen clamorous creditors, ch t arged With . , . ~. chi tho ast :inst. ii; . labourisig..tnen . picked up a . secreting and Concealing' the"effectii of a bankrupts' ikrpwn •pcurr ; :pnrcel.. in Star-lard; iChancery-Jane, i who tleil from hts creditors ,betwecn the striking eel esitish, ouppoalog, it contained something .valuable, ; the docket and theappoktteent ,of the . 4eremiasiott.•,l ket,srciad home tto .his wife, who,, on examining it, watt w stated, that ,220b1:• ;air% of property had' ovainhocked to fio4 it contained,the dead body of a, been got out Of the why ; af .. tfie . creditor, by ahttaid fesnalenkild ; 4w carried it,,hsek .agai n to the watch-, of the accused, .wbowaka,,stattoo of thafrandalenC house, iiimoctok we Uken tothe Work-house, in I bankrupt, - and that. other prOperky had, ken bi:lttle' itces.a..oildings; Chancery*no, where an Inquest! over to tAni: Thor 11/lagishOts 'Ad nittjtel eptha- a*•asritcitl. +Wed ict-4921.fu1: Nerds,- against persons - rised to tutetfere,birt tereefiiid the s paiti to Abe Cete-1 unknown. ' `' WA *icier witnessed less business done in Nor wich market thelrintliktaitillir, Little Wheat was &ADEN prAiii,r . .- , ;tog* a ll - • 11 40 1 4' 1 0.-Wilii t••.:Yldlibired,*•.•o,4l l 4lt bilt . ..ef Jazillimil quality, and no ii•haid. at the J4h(posAitgisLieltlinaltOttlit At rßilitemal ~ i ciinatiollifth.epin miller or merchant to • buy, tweni! At fee t,...PeistOnsitle ,herute:yxaststit 2 llpostathst i . Stmt. tot a redoced price. • Barley for soetk. iviki •sobl at )51.1 caroller oh 40. body of Elizabeth, ,Beeketo wbal 30.174. w, ervomb.• gets. hatka Ilea vy.sale:•There waxisititS:foun ' tt,treaf 'Jo hat %bed the PreooditoOtialeeiBolsr; a pretty „good- allow '-of stock 1110 the..lo l ololy t altho u gh, she „L i ktt erfact .!beelth,444 #0. 1 4t,P44 4e1,11 Se0%) 2 11(1 4wirto, witch sold at wr i t( .higkptiCol. ', Ittecedi444o,, , ,,Filli. vry,,,liffer. : iiiity.Atocitziai irbP st•eoregkelle:V.ve ssikratbqttgr .iitlest•tfais .11 JottrAett,i-fatigo,„„tg.ttritgd O VsriAC(..terniiito ..idle 7 27 j, wills yearilpgs, which'bola good friers. I . : •. , .„.• • silOtion rapGasi. ' • ' • •s • ' ••• . ••• ... : 3 ' • ..• . ;:.:. . ... . ....:!tv 8 .:,:lotka:lt t b 1-. ;.. .0•1.' . • - •1 . ;E!.:1';'; ~ .... „ • A ... Frt.o3r rex .I.COLDON GAZETTE, . . .* • lii1 ii 1 : 111.1 )g , OS. April 29, W. Harwood; Itistlingdon, Essex, Apett 27, J. and M. t Dates, Darlington, Durham April 20, I). 4 ones, Nee th, ,glamorganshi. April 27. J. Cox, Ilminstei, Somerseeshire, s 26,, ./. Hansen, at. Johrs'setreet..tl-rkesp April 26, J. /1011, IVlsaleboneseuert,. Loth' April 25, T. Lewis, Tower-bill, merchant— , tbrist, Liverpool, suercliant--‘Aprit SO, W I,le of Wight. ironmonger—May 8, ,4 L ESse.e.Y. sier—A phi 9, J.' L. Martell, Lower Thnmen4t - A prii -26; T. iLike, Did' Brodipton, builder- Williams, Tufts, , blorfolk, carpenter—April Hatifax, merchant—April 10, F. Barri' Whitechapel,- stationer—Apr/I 26; SI Le it..., linen-draper,—A 4 wit 26, T.. Morrie ; Maisehester . April 30, E. Lecumte, Fetter-lane, jew-" Fenwick,. Maly-le-Bonne, veterinary sat Bedford, Bartholomew-place, Bartholomew. chant—May 3, B. Cock, Deptterd, coal-merhal N. Symes, Wottonender-Et' Ige.olouteeAtershir.- 28, J. Ilyde, ,Nailsworth, Dloucestershic 29, E. Rayner and. J. Medley. Newport, _torn-merchants—April 28, T. Seddod, Salfo. vintner—May S, T. Ralson, (3leadon, Durham April 14, J. Lewis, Worcester, vintner—A ham; Falk Ingham, Lincolnshire, carpenter lison., Britlgewamretquare, silversmith—AKl Fleet street, haberdasher. CERTIFICATES—APRIL ' , J. Cook and LE Sheppard, Ipswich, mal Clayton-le- Wolds, Lancashire. look ee per— ' chatter, victualler-.4; Bird, Perteval-sL _., plasterer-W. Boddlngton, tisford, coal. merchant ler, 0)d Chastise, Manohester-warehouseman—J, ' pet-street, Pentonville, timber-merchant. • PA RTN ERSII IPS I/ISSCIL It. Cooke, 1). Print, and 11.8. Smith, L (as far as relates to Cm said H. S. Cooke)—J Manta, Lower Shadwell, corn-dealers—J. Y F. Lanotto. 4)111 Broad-street, merchants—s Dommett. Deptford—D., It. I)., aad E. *Baines, Tokehhouse-yard, Lothbu ry, hum Branford and E. Kiddie, T:torpe, next Non Witten and It. Wallis, Bath, slate-merchant' J. Woodautt, Bermondsey-wall, Surrey, ' and D. Laurence,' Battle, Sussex, iroomonget Betts, Beer-lane, Tower-street, wine-tr.ercl '..1. -J. 0416ditir, Fore-street, Limehouse. Cadby and M. Nicholls, Melksham, Wilts, ATTEiI ok e .40 or Brown, whoTlives in. Usasd'ikaiklr4; undisaintaies herself end rthoWelitifi taking in washing' , Attempted to .put esistence hiller own apartment, an The cries , of ow, of her infuses/ a years however, prevented her) Ala elderly man, who occupies -the ai alarmed by the infant's cries, went cape, ighelaisk Aliscer.ered the unfort 1,74 1 .4 timid from the rail' Nor 411.44/rOggling for life ; he , .thn_cogsl, Amid Price, a surgeon ,neighbearhoodeheing seut foci. by AuitnatiPn witseNestored. On dicing •y, the cause of her' rash .attempt, she tnia.it-aeccirteutpty got in arreitr .and.being pressed by her asent s „elie imprudently pledged some raise-the , she had ...Price has arid the general • industry to settee, hiniseg,( henersr irtlistiter 41 0 1 r moor : , one =prune:lLl) , pledge t , . 6 ,4ki;n , 4 4,400. estalomers to rai! 4400 k !PAW* to , redeem it, i IPACtlitettl4 to it•t,life•• .111r..4 1 ' Ogg Attitit.of illtis statement, an Isar 4licpukritinawromart for Ilialliriely4agto.hariits money 404,0 1611 r find alto nifttarested ftilltiflN , t 1, 010:10teolsoati• for f *A ,Ilati VTele beiliMißlierliStd I •i 0. 1 1116 I VJatit 4 41.4,3 EDINBURGH p!ISTITtIT ~ ,•- - ; • .. • , • -4 IT, ARRF4,IS • W ILL! Aki B. MOUNTAIN, •Saracen' s ff : ' ,_ ... _ . ~.. ____ 16...................mi1t . .". n Traveller!, rn .g 4 Soodu°Rwedhs,illC t h:tiee lf4d Zq theiliuer al Liquors. A m e n c tle .n rat ln" e C lti ti amd e -741- . • E ssex , m ill. wr i g ht__ I The fttlic.wilig Post. Conches, Mail Coaches, Bte. lei eat D ur h am , ,an, gru g s _., . Ise SA, Stags keao Inn, Snow -hill:— ante, linen-draihr—.. • , LI VER POOL Post Coach, to carry _Cottrinsidee. sus ~ shopkeeper — April eteery Morning.. thrimeh' Letter worth, 4th Oroo, fei nt ,4 4 c•itivell, innkeeper— .Atherstotir, Tomwt.,;l, Litchfield, thiettrutwe s North iota:airy. victualler . — :ltd thie,tatile. Arrives at Liverpool petit A ft ertionn. 4l4 " . ' I — APrit 96 - a 6 ' l- •EXETER, Plyinsnith, IVeyonotith, flOitheeter, Fei n ,„,,,, V I Bowes, Newport , Dartmouth, aid Salisbury, New Post On:nth, every il d , . tee.Yl' Wftreegt 9l 9,h°' at half-past Six o'Clock, - with a Guard, throtwli fismit - On - r . *rater, Itridport, Blaadford , Basialestolie, Arid Marshal: -- mes-street, merchant ilder—April SO, W. ; —BOSTON Spalding, Peterborough, Stilten, and 80 0 5i,4 pril SO, H.. Packer, ! don, ' sr rs 1, sew stays Mail Coach, sets net ev,•ri Evening. Cak e els, God ton-sqeare, • frau Boston to Spilsby, Louth, flrilarby:iW-Ifull. Min, tioswell-street, - &Chester, merchant— : LIVERPOOL, .Warrington, Konstsfsted, Stone, Ind La c k reller- e -April SO, G. field, Peen t'oneh, called, The Expedition. every Everett, tu t irgeolla-May 7, T; F,ive eeinett, to the• Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Li ver; w-close, timber-riser- Pool. 00 "rde 31 thr""lthmit- • merchant —April 213, BATH awl BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chi l e rshire, grocer—April penhain, Caine, and Marlbisrongh, every A/Wynne/I; :orie ! tire, clothier—April Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Penh, mid the Loadou Tr; 1 62 .- : Irt, Isle of Wight, Thom:hears:et rind the Swan Bri s tol, text Morniag.—c.,s ' e ei st " Salford, Lancashire, to Wells, Bridgewater, TaUllitlll, kg. ahem, ghi p - owncr — LEEDS .NeW Light Coach, rolled The Rockingh . •April 2S, hi. New- ou t ever y M orn i ng at h a lf- past S even api ' , .'Clor.c; carries . p3 .1 ;,4 ('. tr-- 4 -April t2tl, lusides only, and goes remarkahly esssy , with a Lsossei te trr h, pril Y 6, P. Leonard, out. Pa.e•e. threueli Stamford, Newark, ltetford, Datse tt e,,, • r and Ferry tuidge, to the Goldeu Lien, Leeds, next Dro rat Nrl u i , L 26. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Ovesu nt ioltsters—G. Barnes, all•••werl to t•e the most agreeable and coreplete ihthlie 0171 es . -• -F. Davenport, Mans wire on the North Road, tieing unegn a lted i n Acesinu.-4_114. street, Clerkenwell, , by any other. merchant-S. Bawd- I K or EN y D d Cu. AL, Limon:ter, Preston, ,Kirby-Lorall e s u i t Ormskirk, an Gars•ang Post Cwnes, every' ess t l an—J. Hobbs, Clot- chre ; • t LVED. ; noon, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. 1, GLASGOW, Longtown. Gretna-Green, Attain, Ditief Irrodon, merchants rin, , —J. Cullen and A. Browehill, Thornhill, Sauquhar-Kiln, Catersock. Klegreell, Y. Cooper and G. and asU ports lif Scotland, Camperdown Couch (Daily). i—ri, anti J. D. D. YORK, Newastie, and Edinhureh, new Coach, yet Williams, and G., with is Genre, throughout, sets out every Mural: g ;et Ante. , s urance-brokers--E. Sir o'Clock, by way of Newark, ReiEsel, Tadcast er , se e ll orw ich, brewers-I', lington, Northullerton. Durham, hfswiseth. mei ller b yt e L.,„ . nts—J. hlotiatt and Passengers Mediae. themselves fatigued tram the length ref the lighter-builders—C. journey, may rest what time they please. and then proceetes • ers—A, Dent and W.• wit aing,additintd• u fare. J. Clorlt, , the Mark Sum, Cy. rcbaats—C. Mottitar err street,. lt.irk, runs Coaches to Sandeelanth Hull, Stade. canvas-dealers-,A. rough, Whitby. and oilier Platte. . fancy-dress-makers. i BRIDGENOitTif and •Waleel new . Post Coach, MI 6 •• .. • '. . -, Eveaveg. ..• •-• • • ' CA ItLISM, Penrith. mid Whitehaven. Peet Cearti, aid 4 t"• ,.. . . with Four Horses, and a'Guard all the way. Pesser the , • Brough, A p pie hy, tireatabridge, Richmond, Catierick, in. • • rougAhridee, Wetherby. .Therf •rd, Doncaster, and Grandam • 1 ( he nearest way ti • eighteen miles) sebum every ten ie g . this Institutina, a ti t nxl performs t lie journey with the gre ' ate - st facility. Pa =fB i4O thsen Oho' t... l 4eletailicel on li,, goad by besiness or pleasure, have the / . york..ing model o t . , udvuntage . a theirsla _lt bang secured in" he nest Coach. i .. . .. 1 WA k E PIEJL.D,ruat Coach, every Tat twain& ..at half". .. ~, .-. .. ..1 'rile .olLsiocka bud' •rr. /ripples entirely 1 CHESTER, NeWport, Wititchurch, Tarponey, N:l. fl .iii iiip3,tq, a il i Northwich. red /diddle wieh, I'swit Coach, every Ev r at erat ',professional Five .. o'citicks 4w „ _._,. . , „bunutm LAW% knot+, and Yarm, New Gawk every I . a f icrt i l Y ' ,uPecifir•_;,M2,l l o l kto the GeritieLm..Siniderland. lot b e e asily , 40,7 MA 'RESTEP.. - 11'11:dow, Congleton, Newcastle, Withal, , tt would site Afternoon . guards de foi tilifd gi ‘ u V iil4 l:l e ftsil pert 4 ikc nb e t ll C irign e o h n, e an ue i r l!Sliiffilal. Peet Coati, se .it' but ,it 9(4 the Rotel Chnriette s every Evening, at Fivoo'Clerks Xlowdef- SfiEFFIELD .rust lathe, hum Post Coach, called the Rock- inbatitutint co m- " ~, ~ i ;Taw is;orniee. Itililren till ,eit" . F 49 V I MI'IIAhIPTON Winchester,Alrepferd,and,Alton Coach, , 0 p War p .andl,l a ..,, erery Evening, . , n( the ' d /idirent.i" . 01414INGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, gni atityvery isfiers,seitt i anti reaches nisei:khans next day at nom. it enabled to ve- •'Proles by eiferd, ltrixtott, and Ship tune, to live Sanwa, • he printing fyreis.i . .tleatis Iltill-sixect, Birtiviugham. 1 " • s. I HERTECIS,D, Ware, elorideedou, hnil , Cheshire' Coach, • 1 press,'•tiie cult! ~ ,„„„„ m ore e ig , • , ,• r., , .„,.. , . . :eq,p,. ^ IVO Pull . tal- l 4 4 4 For the convenience of residing at the west en! P 114.411011% and PireAtt MIT !winked for all the tiaiebard's Owls - Moe,. New Waite ands of course 4 b " -r e t"Hchri,. Kt .. 'i:111"Plete( , 1 1):Y , . 1) NE , : :1 . To t rae he f L. n eft w a i r, let-A.llly. as le contriv ance : page!k etactly*nn I kred nianner e idi ADVICE. XV•IIE.N..kIen of Education and Professional . - • -:• ' .- i •v v Skllf, USe peetr,veritic endenvnUra to disterver the no .a Der afete preta mg ereit! degrees of I.. .iire tout riirtein reetlisi d . of treat! ii . Divines, !stead' .pi. pulling' the iniceendbl result . 4* their etiperience 6 the test proof uf . - ~.. .- : . tireldli4, a prat-1 • us, the workman the cure ° O S : f i rlo w Cn igig .' s S ee ilrgr et wi iieit tili o l f B l t tie we* ir t i i iillu nrii reci euta t r o r ma tel kl y, . • with the left band oz . ! a certain I)isurder,.frecturnily coutraeted in 1 moment et out spne-thi,nl i,i'l hitoxicallun, anti* eorworinants, Strictures:led Gleets, which, ' that all the arts bv tutionraved plan, are speedily and efictually owed i' matte p: 'Debility, whether :wising front Bacchanaliau lidulgences,• lung tie regard to etas- residence in warm climates, l a nice attention. r ti rPP,, I ,Y P" rr43 , eti h i the or a secret ',sneaky vice, too Am yowl' of both sexes: 11l the fifteens. • 4 •• • '• " snAitcrody, or wormiest,: ; And in the other' a. tanuerein trala cticat knowludgh, of Demons diseases, which, if out timely remedied. terminate in 'llittpotence and Crinsumption. In that 4.4resFlitx4tntr Of &bill- , at. advantsge"Of.i ty or,deticicucy , whether the consequence et runts baneful hits, or artsing from any other cause by which the powers of or a small Kale. R flie. ennetitetier become enfeebled, as reel:arty elite:alert Sur- ilgenas of London they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restorative :It did not eCCepy . A . 1 to sound nod vigirroini Welds. a(tliOnli Made of 1 The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, arm, ite,printed , by a superior method, .to remove Venereal Complaints, hue- !- ' ever inveterate or complicated, without stabjecting the patient ight small pages 4 • diet ' •• ;,. -,.. ~ I to the least restraint in or exerriee; turd in recent Care, Volvo), anoraks?' f where an early applicatien is made on discovery of the infection, It which ,the bile they frequently perform a cure in the short spnce of two days. • y with . which the he unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which hiss fail in one sing l e ttrtauce a procure l ile .. vef Seen known to " • in • 'of tall presses would .I•tifteet, tears, during which period many thousand person: ~f hoar , l .seses have been eared, eve rifler mitre_ and injurious :nethair country places 9 4 teal been purested by other Vractitioners wilituut etkit), induces anus amuletuent theta to thus publicly offer their advice. • 'ism, whe (l th i f r .l 0 • Messrs. rims andCo exelsrsively professing the cure of there doubt e„..- 1 ,._.. e .,., • iculne complaints. in order that they irony not he marked PC i t 4 . i ti 1. 4 mistaken few, with the 014.6(i11y ilri justly tautened t- • it ~ liallefiitaltel I itt : rant empiric, think it bat justice in themselv e s to s i a te,that its • is pre I ng - they have been: properly educated unit initiated Ilan every branch I. . pip " 1 " 'of ;the profession (rertidente,s of which, from diterem 'Bose'. „ 3 ., r. ry ' • .40 t tads. rind testimonials iron) the most eminent Physicians, they ( 1 1 n 1 q his model s haves a convince any inquirer), that the success resulting free ' t .,' • - 7„,.„,.. , 4 . 14 _their endeavnius tint induced them IA gait the u.ractice of '.". . 7'n't,' the general Pructitioner, and they firestone that their preien. (1 'renown sucts siMp c. , nstituie ii, fair ground for the unprecedented conlideoce 't id u Of interest, tie with which they hate, .by the Public, been so liberally be .• e ur , ‘ l sl ! Edinbgh • , u , m P or i e it d i;nn in the country ace requested to state . the particulate g this iurentiqn of their ease, ageOtril geneiul habit of living, and• inclosilg a ti by the portable : reodttanee for Advide arid Medicines, %Aft, the same will he , ~ Ova or sent to staYstbOtt 441.111te kingdom. • ting of the a US4- , 1 ili . gi; An d eu ,.. sogrvar y tut E mu sit o e .., teeen „ el ec earset. ne on a more cf.. I +I; -"" ' . , .• ti .- 0111/I.BIL IterSIII.IUTURNS tee r ie ' satisfaction 4o Itutivitvqwn O I L • • ' • • r , ara., 47 &M/ W4t“ e•consciongettas t hat their do- viatica' (row the general plate has het*, hiAtilly henefifinl lb nthert4. nod improved 14 their grofesinorni acquitements by the t. '. oni r turity of near twenty years experience, Messrs. CU ItRIS r ,TAvidow, natnitd and CO. conti n ue, wins unabated artieur,, the eradication at e those disorders which .Ire the esinseque n c e o f illi c it itelelgc nee, •• ' k,.the Bbrosigh, , oar the desistetive habits of the ineennolerose sch int-ho 1 a ( ant 4 4 1 d re" ''Y , er , .fessitag the ewe of these -Cionplaint-, they 'hold rut '. .lin fit- t , a• peeled to her sitiilenient to vice t lint, sensible as all cum' melt be of the et - ...i i t ilgaiy i tist ....,_•lstiii4tVellinich cninmiliee, they o ff er their assistance R 5 regtil•iril • ellnente.l Surgeons of Lietdan, nod of the Royal College ht i '(girl'' IhailtrOar ydinhurgh. in all•casen4 Siphytitic lofec Sot:, and in every itafg4, l4 -p l isee ; iiii . •kielhiffeilitt of Debility/ l E4d Deficiency, whether at ising from tilt ' adjoining idom4 ilit r ants.4 , im, of si . e . ertuicrdeenuetive hnhit,lnng_rt:s . ideuee in-WHOP imates, free laving. i.r.uty.other cauie peoducaura elencealf into enquire the s oftinithly vi -our, the pAtieni may rely on, a speedy restoratioh t 'Ortanate Woman :Lii v t ienrous•heolt le /liar iteproved plan of ceringltricttres Of the Urethra.hos beet* ut)erstled with peg:ober succor!. Bfrirtullei i ling of the beci , •"iif lei:Valid twenty tents dubuion have yielded to their treat- immediately cut ' ment in the yhort period of three weeks. Several NohkroPi n .: Ooreeentlesneo of t he 6 ret respectability, w h o h ave Interline? wader i residing in.( he his aid 'upended ; this pained end eistrii4ing disfnee i having receivetta radical:ail perevauent core ' .nartictivoly request thtat reference may he made . , quest i one d as So `t" than, as intisroctiory eyineneesuf the decided superiority of to said,. she hail n " reidtttely Plan of Treatment. hi n ny of Os! , . tIle" C mtlenien ho d IS en eviler the care Messrs. ii, o ,ie, ilea, • for resit •twelve •etde, rant other Surgyitiey'rif equal eraineirce„ who attempts: o. • landlord for pay- ' "' kit Cure by the . 4prriention of the Lunar •csiaitle, .wlthut- • tess.• le linen belonging ''' a ..,. m . r i ls. Cuirie ell cl Co. ay be combed by violent' of either • in i kne y ; fi o ai ng ikiliir Do the greatest secrecy and honour, - ntßheir house, Ne., id deterrnined . ,ao., l 4 44 l i3 l inm A nn t ° '. '• ' .. • . i ~ . , . wring ascertainin g , Patients in the ennittrv• rare requested to Hate the joirticulso o=z ; iese, and gebernl hnbit of living , etc. &c. irtrinsin4" //moral &milted/I. 11 , . ' Tar advice -and 'mediernet. when the a tx° slit Re ;tie t rermirtuet V Bri b riteit: t e t .. t : 11,0%1% 1! oc : (11 ,:i doi lit n A . i i •i r sin l ie r t :pr ile t i . r o r f A r P rt it n i k uttL init. ign itit . .A T amper & ot ri le tif t : 4o ** . :. . 11 ,, toreiteCilift i t medicines. , • - ... tr•sOlai - mithttliin ' • Tr.' : 10 ri .• • );...- f: .'• '' • ..-.- ...• xi „I. . ~ „. ...... 6 ,.. ,.1. 1. 1 it:„.; . 7. 4 ., ;:tigstil_roid, ,Putitissel liv .:D..Loamt.4,,lat Of 'tam ater , aka" P . 119;14 1 01 Fr -•- parr •r. -- ORF;tt a, Si; kife.lesint L ' ' . / liii -- ..i, 1 .- : ~Al t • . . . .. .A.) . 1 4.. •. - •• i• . :,•,. . . . , • - \ , . ' . .• . . , • . • . • .. , IP •c,