The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-21 00:00:00

I IIIIIIIIII"IllIllIlli".1111"i".1.111 j r ?NHAN 7 .• ' • 4 ' v. Ir% - ;; :: .' 4 ...... 1 - ) • ........_ .. . _ , . ..._._. Eli 5307. " The C ANNUAL lIISTI VAL ' A CON ii mew 22222 WON OP TIM SISTE•DAT OP Ti! ROYAL tOn he IS POINIISS or MINT'S soseireL. NINO SOW/1111 M Dolma I !ISM tutted I THE ANNIVERSARY of the GENTLEMEN map ,. EDUCATED at Caster's HOSPITAL, will be held at thie W , el s TATSIN, Blshoperatiretreist, on WSOSPSOAT, AD' I%h. Oma ISel. HENRY RICHARDS. Hi:smeary Soesetasy. History No. 11, liisteelsall-stroet, October I, 1931. Biwa. • mod • Sol rases (See Gahm sigh) to be had of the Blustery, and mi n d E t N tes Der of the Talent. Awl. of Diener ea table at aye o'clock prottleely. • uteethe. i • • ram—'- • • 1,„ - • • • let. • 1 •. , 011 atekol.,),u,l), 4 fu• nAli OCTOBER 21, 1822. j!11 in the Field. anti SYDNEY die 4 en the Seqk old !" PHIL_ Ammeter, It vu one of the Tost erylag grievances • begun a Curt, that altar a man had appeared and -.quitted, Ids ball, who were uly bowed for his ap shook!. have their tecogaisameas estreated.— v bis last .billiok to keep Ws bail safe: be •leed agninst the Clerk of the Peace for W threats '4, he might see by the table of fees ;sound to pay. •rs the table of fees was? 'ai4it bad been hanging op . and was only that day -des told Waddington which would serve leh he appeaser' sad said ha ‘s• of Pro •resslost Wad ' • , • .• , • CCIU e‘s. . . ICE SEVEN PENCE. • - s crying griereams that ever a man had appeared and were eel bowed for his ap t tecogaisseces estreated.— ink to keep his bail safe: be the Clerk of the Peace for tight see by Ilia table of fees Ito pay. the table of fees was? ' it bad been hanging up .4, and was only that day Isgistrates told Waddington lieu him, which would serve snob) his bible; which be appeared that moment, and said hi :she 11th chapter of Pro. are multiplied, treasgressloss 's 'bill see their fall." Wed- MC TAYLOR II Al?. the Court, and said be ap proprietor of the New Es t io the Strand, who appeal- Ir. Tsyior's Act, for baring 'the pavement. The short • • these. Mr. Phillips had ie. and in doing so, be to nine inches from the ; giving up so much of his this not satisfying- the cur- Act, be bad convicted Mr. • t pavement which he had ac ; ale heard, lie time spout In consultation d section of the Act, whica . il teethe trainees, coinmissiou- I Act, to regulate the distance t, bow-window, &c. may be footway, pavement. or high- II project in toy manner which, totem, commissioners, or sur light or air, or be inconve- • passengers or other persons, II be deemed a nuisance. (hi said the Court was bound to id form ; end although many; might arise under it, yet it at the Aet constiteted the surveyors, judges of What • prenient or incotemodlotiii, to have every such obstrnc tree the next house might tined of ; bat the Corn- • not pull down but ii we will then prevent his r the hest opinion there. fora. dm we..lns" to con . a 5. \ l l l 1 ' ,11 LONDON, MO Corse for shirk 11AMPOILN IMPENDIOUN METFIODICAI. CYCLOPEDIA, TWOLVII lIIONTSLT Ist of January. 1822. will be peblish3;fle royal Mato. dfally printed in a clear Nonpareil type, and Slur d by twenty highly finished Portraits, with several ps. price 9s. in extra boards. or 10s. 6d. Coif-gilt, JICTIONABY of HISTORY. 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GRlVlT.—Llettesant Thomas Liviegstoo Mitchell. of the sith Foot. specially employed in making serveys of tike fields of battle in the Patinaela of Spain sad Portugal, to have the rank of Captain in the Army. IToserrst. Steyr—Dr. Adam Neale. from half pay, to be Physician to the Forces, vice James Forbes, k g ronsolod t Brevet Deputy lospeetor of Hospitals, Demo Robertson flaillie. from haig.pay. to be Surgeon to the Permit. ties Philip Welter. on half-pay t Aseistast-Surgeoa Da- Mr. D. , el Hotelief rom half-pay ern Foot. to be Assistant Surgeon to th *rtes. Tie. Jobs Jeremiah Bipby. M.D. who excheogic Hospital-Asslataat George Dempster, from hal f-pay,Xlse lisepltal-A &Manua, via Hail, remind. --- ' SASSOit'PTI. /Tr_►t itfiddlpaltilterpool, tea.dealer, to surresdpr Nev: ig...do. at the George 111 n, Dale-street, Ltretpeel. Attorneys. Mr, Coady, Lard-street Chambers. Liverpool; and Mr. Chester, Staple-inn, Lewdest. 3. Wood. Blshommate-street-Without. grocer, Ott. 119. How. 1, end 30, at BaslngiudlAreet. 4ttorneys, Messrs. Otitis. and Co. Spltal-smaare,.Loodea. . O. Mills. Warwick, wiare.merehant. Oct. 96, Nov. I, sad 14, at lissinghell-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Charlie) , sad CA. Mark-lane. J. Hartley. rfolltrigreave. Yorkshire, woollen-cloth-ma nafsetorer, Nev. 11, 16, sod 10, at the Swan lea, Dob cross, Saddloirorth. Artwrooys, Messrs. Brundrett and Co. Temple, Laden : sod Mr. Illmews e lleddteworth. J. Day. Yeathsrei-bvlldinsil t merehast, Ott. It Nev. t 30, at Basinshell-street. Aitoonsys; Messrs. Lane sod Co. Lawrence Pountney-plsee, Loslso. J. Durham. Lower Shadwill.sisest, butcher, Nov. 1. 9, and 30, at Basirrshall-strest. Attorneys. Messrs. Kadin and Co. Tnkenhouse.yard. ' W. ILWelte, Strand. draper. Ott. /O. 29.4nd Nov. A et Rasioshall-street. Attorney. Mr. Oates, Cateaton-street. O. D. Clark, Marthistent, Vetkoop street, merchant. Oct. 2fl. Nov. 6. St at Resingltall-atrost. Attorney, 11r. Dodd, 11'1liter-street, London. ' C. Chambers, Steet-yerd, Upper Thames-street. Ironton ger. Oct. WS, Nov. 9, St at Basingeall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Cole and Co. Ave Marla-lane. J. Csrvie, jun. and T. R. Watts, Yeovil. Somerset, spirit merchants, Nov. It, 13, St at the George Inn, Ilminster, So merset. Attorneys, Mr. CMlton, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Langworthy. Dniester. E. Weser... Bristol, ironmonger, Nov. 1, I. 30, at the Rummer Tavern. All Saints-lase, Bristol. Alta. Molars. Poole and Co. Orarrinn-equars, Loathes; sad Mr. Cor nish, Union-enurt. Cora-strsot, Bristol. H. Salmon, Regent-advert, stationer. Oct. vs. Nov. 9. 30, at Basieshatstreet. Attorneys, Messrs. Fielder and Co. Duke-stntet, 0 oilcan. DIVIDMIDS. Noy. 144 4 .Rossuer. moron Mellott, dodder, sr ate George laa,,Shepioa Itallot—Now. IA A. Anderson, Phil. pot-lute, atertimet, at Basiaghall-street—Nov. 9. M. Wes. Iron. Wellispon. Seesersetubire, dealer, at Besisetiall -strww4-Mon 111, R. Eyasford, Lent, draper, at 1 Rasintritall-mtost—Nos.t . 3. 0. Biomes, Mint-square. Tower-bill. isparakeo. it Basingivell street—Ott. t 9. J. 1 gdwants. Vldo-street, lipliallelds, slikeess, at Besingball latteeet—Now..ll, D. Benton sad M. Lord. Rochdale, ten omildre. sottoomplanests„ Mitre Stor-Ams, illaaslsester—mot. --- ... 1011 k—A. —4 111..--...• Ar ..e.....- - —.....A1......A... ...• a..... SL-- character, It was ems of the mom ewe before a Court, that after been acquitted, his ball, who pesrance. should_ bate their He would pay his last sbillit !rebid then proceed against wittorting money by threats The Chairman said, he ml MIA he was legally hotted Widdington asked where The Clerk of the Price said in the ball darleg the session., taken down. One of the Ms-" a table of free sholild be gii You forall occasions.- 7 (A len. Waddington now opened his. to have kept in reserve for that would read the 16th verse of verbs--' When the wicked at inc tit; hat the righteous dington then left the pourt,_ APPIAL ratite A COSTICTION Mr. A eohenun sddresse4 t' peered for Hr. rdllips. the , change Coffee-house, N 0.69; ed to the conviction under Hi shop windows over-hanging-Il facts of the case, he said; were changed the front et his hover, had withdrawn it free; a foot space it formerly occupied, - ground to the public; but veyoi under Mr, Taylor's . Phillips of obstrectiog the tually enlarged. Several witnesses having . . The Cstaramax after some on the Bench, read lice 73d stator that it Shall be lawful' ere, or surveyors under the , to which any sign, sign post, allowed to project over the way • and that if they shall pr., in the ' judgment of the trustees, veyots, shall °helmet the Gigot or thcomesodious to every such projection shall this section of the Miler , give the best opinion it comb cases ef individual hardship , ' did appear to the Court that trustees, commissioners, or survey was an obstruction, or loconvenient anal left it to their discretion tioa removed. It was very . be worse than the house console% missioeers say to that—We will say man polls down himself, gnalcing an obstruction. On Mre, that the Court could F ' inn the conviction. About sixty wretched looking creatures who bad beta la prison for different periods since tne List Sessions. Oeiret4 on charges of assault. were discharged, no per• lees basing appeared to prosecute, and a few were erought up as vagrants, end sentenced to different Pe tied& of 1w risonment in'the House of Correction, which 'titneinosi the business of tbiSesitons. -_____ --- AT REDUCED PARES. Ti DOVOLDIAL, RAILIDULTB, II AND CANTIIIIIVRT. Feet bride coache s . awl keep sthod thee, by 0. A. MOLINTALN sod Co. SARACEN'S HEAD tNN. 'SKINNER STREET, ineow-sii.g. LONDON. TO 611 ring LIMIT POST COACHES, le. set *at tree the sleeve las r— & Umeggalied treveWag Ivy _the Clelatlies. a new light day gen si Dar dawn. It 14 . 0 „,, , ,... AL Imbagesiate o ,== Illeetwelarr. Resingstehe. A p a sskey, Weedyetts. sadilltewl7-4116Prelpeietors of &sleeve Cowl% ere asteeekm& se morose ellen be @peril is refer It the lot orosvoyeithe ots the itiestess Read. lits siTsievrepts," Dever, Dal, Rasioretev Moretti, essisrbory, Foressitsta and ilsadwisie Tenn poet mach, awl ewaktic al a geolrbal Pad Was teal's). le if *s w ed preferweto givers to the thee souk . arsOptegothsto sortie* shall li r 4 r,drt " ',0":,"1"'" '17.117.4 is Wtsibeeter, andll ,Tlartford• dge, Illeeltivater, eel !MOW DM Alf 1 2c11. mei ei at 4 pest it BM,* el ilm Call Morsel,. by lea Ibis Is • mit 0111611111 esev Ihrbile of Wigft, Jamey. Get,taggit? Maissa t eillard en *ewe, ar na ufflgas. o ur • - -- A. - y..:04"..• .:- abape 4. mew a con- IlassarjZialPsi Web bel Mthste bow oirperieeesd sista*, osolosesimlit 4 ass Pam Net Mast with saw awes& _ Belt sad OMNI' iliestr i at t through Littppenhsee. Cal* Melba** and Reading, every e isieseca, et ewe; arrive at r. lisylj: 44 l7: isnaglest, Dati. wad the Lesettle 'revers, oil Biros hrlasei, early the meat seetalag. • .s , • • esfAmas ire waLts, sainenewavaa, igigirroh, AND PLTAIOUTH. - ; ' ' 4* "Thiptra." a Sew Liverpool HAI NOM^ only we olds ea he reed. carrying goer Inside, mosimaiddlrdwal whip at Lisespoel wet aftersoon et Hes. threagb-We iteatoLathaterp. Viertheespipa, Wilford, lastierwerel, , hattereasete, Litebiekt„ Stone, Pwrimmis. Owe iliehrtZatiwtsei. and Prosiest. Rerenratery, IVellington, and Mantel light peel seed, own •Jtasson. Opesded.. • Tle HV?itoit," Wwitseettper‘lawlford, Sells °tartan; Daidtig it. liertherd•hrldge, " * hew post wee* every - - PELISSES AND HABITS. ADIES are respectfully informed they may be ILI supplied with HAIIITIP and Pitmans, out and made la a Tory superior style of eierenre, by EDW. MIMWTER. TAILOR, &C. No. 0,, Reamer %TIENT. WATIMILOO Rwee, PALL.MIAL, Inventor sod Teacher of the Art of Cutting to dt the Haman . 'Shape. ' E. M. has just pahlished the !Fashion for th• present Reason for Ladles' Mau Ilabl:s, Pelisses, and fientle aumetiothes.-11 M. has for imptietloo a great variety of dysigns fur Orasusental 'Alamitos of Ladles' Habits, Pe liossb,Ae. &e. _ • . • t ri ' mi Ai s trat. Cei•liiiii; 7- ii:eii•ii(ekti. Wartford-bridge, Wad Wegsbet, dew post mfact, every &devisees, en wely. Weymouth to Osernmy. Jemmy. (*ethos rg, Mak be. et ery Wedaesday sod Seerrday •Altereeses allo'Cledt. 31m. • Herweastle, **Wog, Poteeberemid, edible tad day emelt, to Sniehy, Loth. Orletabv sad . , deassf at {pasta The oily day am& to Benoit i ---11hr-itli:emg-e-m.6.1 ...I.664mAndik.sist m with to Coons* Pearltb, sad 'Thunman t goes with bier Mews and a guard all the way ; passes through WWI. Appleby; Greta-bridge, Ric/mood Catterlek, Bortrewhbrldra, Watberhy, Aherford, FarriTlMldge, New- s*, Doweaster, Grantham, Simeon% flewtri, Greethata. Mites aid Ettitgleswade; sets oat emery mernee, aid perlbese the jeareey with the greatest Milky. Pitswespers &entre ea &Inroad by business. ea plasma% base the UNDER PRIME COST, AT THE OLD ESTABLIIIIZO CARPET ARO 222222 HIS WA anottcw. Nb. 118, LONG ACRE, LONDON. altiglCCUTer• pool. merchant, at the Bridgewater Arias fan, Manallestee— Get. 29, 4. Walters, Stadium, Hertfordshire , firmer, at Basin s haßnstreet—Nos. 9, N. Bliss, Water-lane. Flegt street, printer. at R @Ameba 11-street —Nov. 9, C. Chubb, Fort• sea, ironmonger. at the Mitre Tavern. Portsea—Nov: 12. W. Eyre, Cocknper.street, 4.lberine-eton, treelvinaller, at Baslnghall-street—Nov. 12, R. Wilson, Clesnent's-lane. City, broker. at Basieghall-street—Noe. 11. J. Robed, Ittsplehurst. Kest, tailor, at the George Inn. Crinbrook— Nov. 111, M. Wood, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at tk• George Inn, Klagston-upon-Huil—Nov. 9, T. Matthews, Melt Holborn. linen-draper, at Buinghall-street—Nov. 9. W. Whltesmith, Old Fish -street, City. grocer. at Basing hall-street—Nov. 9, R. Day. Crooked-lane, oil-broker, at Basingball-street—Me.S. A. %Pigsty, Abehurch-lane, mer chant, at Basinehall.street•—Nov. 13. R. Warwick, War wick-Hall, Cumberland, honker, at the Rine Bell Inn, Car lisle.—Nov. 9, G. Vipond, Ludgate-bill, draper, at Basing ball-street. IMPORTANT TO LICENSED VICTUALLERS. THR PROPRIETOR begs to inform the Nobility and his Friends is general that be has now lb offer to their partieularnotiee above FMK THOUttAND Y MDR of well-seasoned FLOOR CLOTH, of the most fashionable patterns, and eat to any dimeasloo• for rooms. halls. pas sages, and stain; and four time* that quantity of very su perior Brassie's, Venetian, and Kidderminster Carpeting, and Hearth Rugs and Druggass of every description, which are bought under very peeullasvircumstanees, and will be sold at little more than half price. Also. a few whole Pieces of very egeellent Floor Cloth for gzportation, 23 yards by 7 yards, at 44. M. per square yard. This is the Warehouse for having Hearth Rags made to match any particular pattern of Carpeting at a few hours notice. 11, la sr.—The Police Magistracy brin g dettirmined acraplossly to enforce the provisions of the. Licensed HittiteHer's Act, passed at the close of last Session of Parliament, by a clause in which all persons keeping public houses in the metropolis, are proisibite I from permitting any permits to tipple therein durin,r the hours of Divine Seem?, on the Sabbath morning ~r evening, have gives directions to the Police to see that the provisions of the Act are complied with. On Saturday morning, several publicans at the Wes.- end of the town were in attendance before Mr. Drill, the Sitting Magistrate, to answer informations laid again.' them for an infraction of the Actor Parliament, by Plan and other officers of this establishment, The first called, was that of firi.Steel, proprietor of the Cock pub lie-house, Grafton-street, Plank stated, that about twelve o'clock last Sunday morning be entered this public-house, and observed titre-/ or four persons only in the tap-room; bat seeing th - stairs very dirty, he ascended to the first floor, where h. found thirty-filar persons smoking and drinkint. 0 , ezpottulating with the landlord upon the impropriety co Permitting such an infraction of the law, the landlord Insisted that they were lodgers. Mr. Steel declaeed his ignorance of the law, anal sai. that be was only about a fortnight or three weeks in th. house- He had gone out to see a friend at Chelsea a. eleven o'clock, and what occurred arose from the igno• ranee of his wife, unaccustomed to the business in absence. lid b ad every pains to improve the cov• dition of the house. Mr. Dyien asked him whether he was not aware th he had, in pursuance of the late Act of Parliament, en tered into a recognizance not to allow any tippling dim ing the hours of Divine Service; and whether he ignorant of the heavy responsibility which he had in• curred accordingly, and which was no less than a penalt of 51. for the first offence, 10/. fur the second, aml for the third, besides lose of his licence, E'LTTON. Steel' Broker, 2. Cornhill and Lombard street, respectfully announces to his Friends the public, that Tickets and Shares are new on Sale for a new Lottery. on the good old fashioned plan, there being 120 Capital Prizes. all Money—no Filed Capitals—all the Prizes goat- Ing—no Re-drawing—no drawing in Classes; le fact, every Prise may be drawn the First Day, and every Ticket or Share stands an equal chance; the Drawing begins 20th Ort- Sober. but such a grand Scheme, will, no doubt, cause a great sale; therefore, Tickets will be mach higher in price. and scaree also. Evvoia has no occasion to remind his Friends of his success In selling grand Prizes. it being al ready so well known. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity sod despatch, at the Office. 2. Corahill. CtItTIVICATIS-.-PrOV 9. W. Penrith. Bath. linen-draper—J. Witehureh, Worship street, Flashory-sqoare, coach-master—T. Edwards, Liver pool, merchant—!l. 11. Smith, Bunions, Staffordshire, dra per—W. ilornblowar, Iron-works, Stafford shire. iron-inaster-4. is. Thompson. Long-sere, coach joiner—H. A. Low, Sunderland near the Sea, merchant H. Day, Totteahani-uourt-read, linen-draper—O. Melons ' clues, Strand, furrier. PART/CUMIN% ntasoLvett. E. Davis and T. Mayo, of Skinner-street, coffee-house keepers—J. Hardier. end G. P. Bedford, Holton, painters —H. and C. Day. Wiklerness-row. Clerkenwell, silver smiths—E. and J. Pernie, Leadenhall-street, public-account ants—H. M`f;orqatoiale end W. Sandison, Liverpool. clothiers—T. Mountford & W. Turner. Shrewsbury, coach proprietors—J. Goundry and R. Davidson, Freeschool street. Hnrsleydown, grocers—R. Rostron, Edenfleld, and J. Ilolt, London—P. Rigby and E. Evans, Liverpool, com mercial-agents—M. C. and J. K. Walker. Drury-lane, fes ther-mercbanta—J. Thorn and W. Mann, Tewkesbury, coal dealers—R. Folcroft, JAL Gmat, and It. Baxondule. Li verpool, corsh-makers—W. Whistler and E. Phillips, High street. Southwark, hosiers—J. M. Nelson and R. J. Kelve don, Essex, attorneys—J. Meyer, J. Simonds, and H. Stunt, Great Winchester-street, merchants—T. Penney, J. Keen. and W. Wilmot, Rrighthelmstone, Susses . . carpenters—F. Dubuisson, H. Rougemont, and J. E. Tescherearher, so far ■s relates to J. E. Teichemacher—M. Richardvon and P. Trlson, Itivarsoberoogh. Yorkshire, solicitors—J. Smith and W. Wyatt. Glasshouse-street, tosua's-mercers—T. Leavold 110t1 W. Delf, Ipswich, linen-drapers. 120 Money Capitals! MOO other Money Prizes! All Ike Tickets in the Wheel! Not any Fixed Prizes! Not any Stock Prizes! Not any Classes ! Nut any Re-drawing! Each Ticket decides its own Fate 1 All the Capitals otay be drawn the First Day THE ahem: are the principal Features of the pre. sent State Lottery; and BISH has no hesitation% re peating what he stated when the Scheme was first submitted to the Public. viz. that it has his most unqualified approba tion. and every day convinces him his opioion and that of the Public go hand-in-hanil • as the mile at this period is un prereilented. The Public. however much they apprcved of novelties in Schemes. and which novelties when first listro dured were d die !uvular, yet from their frequent re petition have erased to consider them attractive ; t!'terefore to hat r one of the good old-fashioned Old English Schemes, whir!' possesses no Goveltv. becomes the greatest novelty of all. and reminds us of •• the good olden time."—Titkets and :Mires are selling by T. BISH, 4. Comb'''. en d 9. I:harin-crow,. _ _ _ Mr. Steel again urged his inexperi.mee in the b: sinoss. _ _ _ Mr. DYER observed, that to have 31persons tipplin up stairs, was rather a scrim't violation of the law, An coold not be overlooked. In consequence, however. c there being no cowplaint beside the present against M Steel, he would mitigate his fine to 11. and co.o• which sum was accordingly paid, and the informatim discharged. The neat case was that of George Eadie, the pr , prietor of the Red Lion "public-housr, Portlsn,t.stree' Soho, but as this appeared to be a mitigated case, and the chief object at present was, to a Imonish persons i the ilefrndant's situation from an infraction of the la, the defendant was only lined .ss. and costs. •V ZZZZZ PRICE 01 CORN IN RNOLRND AND WALES. %%eat, Me. bd.—Rye, 40s. 4d.—Anne, Os. Od.—Oats, 18s. id.—Barley, Ws. id.e-Pease, 98s. Id. Averaue Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made In the Week ending the 18th day of October, 1922,1 s 82s. Std. per ewt. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.—SaTuanAr,Ocr. 10. --...•.-- *.• In the late Lottery RlBll twld, as he usually does , the Greatest Prize, viz. No. NMI. 1:30,0W, and several seiner Capita's. .+++ aeltratues CrMi.. Lottery boring Veit this Itosch.tOrraorn.) FROM SATURDAY NIOHI '8 RAZE' . lE. WMITLMALL. 00T. 17. The KIR/ bag berm pl►ased to recommend the Rev. Wm. enekbarn, Clerk. Master of Arts, to be chosen into the place of O/eea of the Metropolitieal Church of York, the tame being void by the death of Doetor George Markham. preallar aliases et th - eir soots the Nutt [odd, .Lanciastor, Preston, Kirby-14. Bolton, Cheihey. Ormaklrk, and Gerstang Light pcillyoubsa, every abloom. Chester, Newport, Widtechnreh, Tarporley, Neseptwlch, Westlftrlch, and Middiewleti, light post-coanh every entr ain. Wakedeld four-Inside poet-eoaeh, railed " the Express," Miry morning and afternoon. TM " Royal Express," to Manchester. Winslow, Con /ISOM, Newcastle, Weleal, and Wolverhempton new four bide peat-coach, every afternoon. Galy use sight ou the used Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only Font la. Qs, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petwortb Poet Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings. at a quarter before 7.• Borer and Canterbury Light Post Conch, every Event,' S. Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. Th. tt Royal Express. new Birmingham light post mob, eels out every afternoon, earning four inside only. puss ttookigh Warwick, Leamington. Southern. Weedon sad Deventry. to the Saracen's Heed, Bull-street, Birming ham, next morning at half-pest 7 o'clock. liemoorland. Stockton and Vann light post-coach every seseeleg, to the George Inn, Sunderland. The" Express," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shield,. Saaderland, Newcastle and Edinbergh.* new 4 Inside HA' yoit-eosel, with a guard thronebout ; sets out every morning vi S o'clock, by wiry of Newark, Roger!. Dooesster, Fer rybrieire, Tadeaster, Darlingros. Martha/Berton. Durham, Botts*, sad Berwick, and arrives at York the next morn lag at It o'cl .41 Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, May mu what time they •,:lease, and then proceudon without lay additiooal fare. Bridgeinvai, Walsal, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead at, light tia.r inside roach, every afternoon. Tae "lb•ritinthem," Lee& light post coach, nits out ▪ efistnonon at tone ; and passe. through Bukleidt. Itt ibilfiASilton, Oreethava. Grantham. Bantry. Markham Muor , Newark. Raiford. Doeeetster. sayllerryb-ioye, frith, Golden Lien, Leeds, next afternoon. airsereple and Soullunniton new light poet coach. every Wilds. ti runesday stud Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. Lyme v.r.d Packages only Two Pence per Ih. I ";viintestentlinn the uncommon expedition of this goveh, BB Cleve , h, he the most agreeable an.l complete public 6 ""leYeetierio the north road. being ueeionlled by any other. Ilsnoweete end ftipon new light post coach, every *Mer ton; at font. end eight in the morning. Lonntown. Greinn Green. Annan, Domfrie., oTutting% Thonihill, Sanquher. kiln, Cenniock. K illafPW avE ell parts of Seotland,e light four inside p.st coach aikity . Ilrompten, Cinithsre, Rachecter, Grevraen,l, SI rood. Sit ticrSobrne, real Rairaam, every morning, at • i peel 7, ttmuero rim 'Erse tv Royal Eclipoe," Falmouth. I%y:lms:eh, Exeter, ?nun, Boding,. Nino, Aslii.tirt , .n. 'rotors% Wei month, otetu,sulh, sal talleNtry, every venroin.e, at biet,, through Bonitos, Axminster, hrielpert, •r , t, li kgkbridge, Basingstoke, Hertford-bridge, Pioche Ater, ii.! lbgebot. The " Royal Eepres.," new light four inside post-eoech. to Liverpool. Warrimni.n. Knotsfarri, Shiite, Stafford. anal Litchfield (only one night en the read.) every efteruour, nein* st the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, tent evening. *,,* Lessee* and Packages to Leeds. York and Doncaster. st only two-pence per lb. S.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respeetfully segealt.t thrit Friends and the Public, that they will not be ice..urin ',le ter any parcels, Passengees' Lugge,er, AVritings, Pure, Velure than Five P- ends thine, if lost • stolen, or Cal • r .41, e. .71. , s entered a. such, sod the Imgene, paid for atconlinry, at tile 'larute 'lead lug , :;an ton WAR orrirs, OCT. Pri. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. Martin Mul- kern, from the 17th Foot, to be Lieutruaut, vice Archtlall, mho etrhanges. hih Regiment of root—Lieutenant Charles Augustus Lord llotrarel de Walden, from the Ist or Urenadler or Foul lioards, to bs Captain, by purchase, lice u:ktr, N ho ream. On the sitting of the Court this day, Thomas Bates, who on the previous day was convicted on the evidence of three girls, about 12 years of age, the children of respectable pa rents, of having exposed his person, and committed acts of great indecency with each of them. was sentenced to six months' imprisonment is the House of Correction; the first 14 and the last 14 days to be solitary. Waddington, the radical, wbo on the first day of the sea -1 sion made an application to the Court to have the recogni zance entered mute by his bail, for his apvearanee at the lest Semi t one to take his trial delivered up to him, applied again this day to the Coen, with the Bible in one hand, and the Recognizance Act, passed last Session, in the o.her.— He said Mr. Allen, the Clerk of the Peace, had shown him that seas binding him to return the recognizance, into the Exchequer; but that set did not pass till the 24th of June last, and he had appeared, and bees tried and acquitted, before t hat time, He must sey, both as a suffrrer and a political A NOVI= CHILD BURNT TO BRATH.— On SAtup!; night between seven and eight o'rlack, an I nctisiti, was taken at the Essex Serpent, Charles-street, We., 'luster. before Mr. Higgs, Coroner, on the body Henry George, a child about seven years of age, wl met his death in consequence of his dress having caugl lire. Verdict—Accidentally burnt. An Impost was held at the !Laze publ:r.bonap Boston, on Friday last, before J. 11. Holloway, Geni Coroner, un view of the body of a boy named Jushr Crowder, aged only II months, who was burnt to deal by his clothes taking lire. The mother wasoutcharin, and the child was left in the fare of its sister, wlm h Lid it down on the hearth whilst she was doing sal trifling job. The girl was also mnrh burnt is a'teinl in turefiette the lutle sulferer fro u the eleven:iv ci went. Verdict accordingly. , r ,g 4. ti to Ic b. ty 14 ri i.l 14 ac o- 1 • ti 4 .t tr- . • RS ,t? • )11- . I( .1 I of ;.. on !et, in !av R . 4111 of 1110 in .nt. in 4th I tet to pt- :IC- -1:1