The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-20 00:00:00

a ppa~steo•eb arboronah, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New- Edinberg,h, new post coach, with • guard sets out erery morning by way of Newark, onetster, Ferrybridne, Tads-aster, Darlington, ion, Durham. Morpeth. and Berwick. Passengers praitises fatigued on the journey. may rest ihr)plerse, and then proceA on without any ad re. e end Packages only Two Pence per lb. ,tiandn i f the uncommon expedition 4 this coach. ed to he the most if:Fel:able and complete puhilc e oo tlie north roue.. being unequalled Illany other. sate and Ripon new light post coach, every after- Mr. . rough and Swindon nes four inside coach, through Reeding, Lambourn, Purton, Lydington, Pewsey, Ur,sset, Pomsbury, Hingerford, Newbary and ad every morning. tomb, WrOsal,, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead e teach, mery evening. ,lipeldiag, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon sit Coach, es ery evening; to Spilsity, Louth, tad Ito, afternoon at a quarter before six. a. Punith, and White:lmre Post-Coarh goes r hares and a guard nil the way ; passes through Grets-bridge, Richmond, Cctterick, thr;e.e, Wetherby. Aherford„ Ferryhridc-e, New art oar,Gractiasm,Etamfort.!, Rawtry,( I reethum and arts oat every morning, and performs the jour the greater t Passeegers detained ou the bansm, or pler.m.re, have the peculiar advantage being secured it: the next coach. "' latieLSter, rig stor. Kirby-Lcmsdrde, Bolton, Utah irt. , mad Garstang post-coaches, every af- Warrington. Kingsford, Stone, Stafford. and new 1414 font. hivide post-corch, (only one night rev iiing at five o'rlock, to the Saracen's s. °vie -street. T.iserpool, lieu evening. r. NrttPllll. VIOL-church, Tnrpotiey, Namptw:ch, tz,stst! kliddiewirh,liost-eoa:it every afternoon. 1t d I.Glivtwar.li every morning. goer. Winslow. Conecten,Nowenvtle, Weisel and vonpion• sew tour inside poet-coach, every after -611 the road. dheeigno post-wadi, called the " Nelson," going. It'dzwa. Northenie, llowsten and Donees'er poqt h.ry rtttreht; to the Cross Key-. ht et-phsee. IW44:n pt".l-rosels. eels tout ercry afternoon et three eon h e roar lewd, oely.an.l passe4 through IVers .toeilth'oss, Knottiest' and thivedtry. to the Karmen% Ni ,- strt'ett Bir.niu r ritaus. next, morning at halt-past ,rn, Warr, loddeston, and Cheshunt coach, every r. ..!nri au! Edmonton coael.rg, daily at eleven. half ). a4LI ' W. :it .e.;:on and Yana Coach every morning, to e. Inn , touniertnnd. •opts sod Peekors In Leeds. Doncaster, Ferry at mil. : terovenee per lb. M0UNT......N and CC'. ristiettfully aermair.t their sad the Pahlie. Cut they wit not be aeeonnt 's•.., Purer m, Pll.4allit ere Writlasta, Plate. a or:uClelee P0n.146 WlLltie, if lost. stolen, or de saltss entered as seen. moil lite I :610111Dri. paid fn, ai'y, at t!le li/tutu's tai, .`.now 403, Loar:oa. street, Fleet-street, ters—W. Davidson sod A. Garnett, Liverpool a . ncl= don, merchants-1. Stead and A. Green, Eldwiek, Blogley, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—J. Marsh and Co. Liverpool, timber measurers—W. Thompson end J. Simpson, Mary-le bone-lane, corn-faetors—W. Beard and J. Newnham, Bir mingham, jewellers—J. Hall and H. Staniforth, Kingston upon-Hull, cornfactors—J.Bourne and J.Catnbell, Manches ter, coach-makers—T. Johnson and H. Holme, jun. Bolton le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers—R. Jobsoti, and F. W. Everet, jun. Sheffield, stove grate-manufacturers —T. Evans and J. Thomas, Chester, chemists—W. Capel and Co.—A. and W. Welch, Goswell-street, tallow-ehand lers—S. and J. S. Shepherd, Maidstone, Kent, chemists— T. Selmes and S. Greenhill, Blackfriars-road, grocers—W. Torten and Co., Tipton Moat Colliery Company—J. D. Thorney and J. Atkin, Y.rk, ship and white-smiths. I.EAV ASSIZES. BUCKINOILISJSIIIRE DOE, ON THE DZ31156 Of HASSELL, S. ATKINSON AND PARKINSON. This was an action of ejectment by George Hassell, heir at law of the late Mr. H-assell, of Choir/diary; and the defendauts, having to show a title for excluding him, lied first to Mier the evidence which should esta blish that exclusion. SCARLETT stated the case to the jury in a very animated speech. The title of his clients was founded upon the last will of the deceased. Ily this instrument, the testator, after directing the payment of his just debts, left his whole property to Mr. 'l'. Atkinson, and fir. J. Parkinson, in trust to make such • provision for his sister as would snake her comfortable for the rest of her life. It further directs that Is. should be paid to Isis heir at law. 'This will was in the hand-writing of the deceased, and bore date the of June, 1814. lie no derstocwl that it was intended to contest this will upon two irronntio—first, upon the plea that it was not regu larly published and witnessed; and secondly, that the testator was insane. lie should he able very satisfac torily to combat these objections. The learned Counsel then recapitulated the principal points of the evidence. The finding of the will having been proved, the three wit to it were called. Bachelor remem bered signing a paper. The Bev. Mr. Owen visited Mr. illasell its 1814. He could not say that the sig nature, as one of the wi.nesses of the will, WAS his hand-writing. Witness at length said be believed it •was. He did not recollect signing; be had witnessed three or four papers for Mr. Hassell without knowing what they were. On his truss-examination the wit ness • d that be thought many of Mr. Hassell's act■ indicative of Insanity. He once consulted witness, *boot chillenging Mr. Jervis, in consequence of some expressions that Learned Cunosel bad used to Mr. Hassell. upon a trial at Monmouth. it another time, when th►y were ►t Moore's house, near Cerkha•sstead, he asked witness co help him unt of • high window, at a very early boor of the morning, and he did jump in eonsequeoce with him to a wood, and then. pre ' brace of pistols to him, said that was settle a quarrel. Witness strack one pis• hand, and took the other away. Mr. afterwards made an apology for his conduct. Montrone': authenticated his signature to the eke Mr. Owen was present when it was lei Mr. Hassell did not lay what it was. any doubt of the testator's sanity. Hee. Charles Yorke.-1 knew the late extremely well. In 1786, at the ream- Mr. Fowler Walker, I took him for my I was at the bar. He afterwards was en- • Ileums. Farrar and Atkinson, and sebse imams Secretary to Lord Elardwicke. {then appointed Secretary at War ie 1801, I made - Private Ser:etary. and he remained each 403, 1 appointed him Agent-Oeneral of Vo a situation of considerable responsibility, in 'finned till about 1812. My intimacy • kept up till the time of Ws death. 1 of the sanity of his mind. The duties A gent-Geireiat of the Votenteere were A sad important. When be was my 9e trusted him confidentially. and never met steadier or honester man. He passed his ac. the Auditor.Oeneral for upwards of ten 1 when he received his quiefas there was is his favour of 161. Mr. Fowler Walker Hassell the whole of his property; 1 was with Mr. Hassell, but always left him never would at any time ha►e hesitated to Is then put in and read. Every part of band-writing of the testator, except the . witnesses. &comb., of Abingdon-street, Westminster.— formerly clerk in the Agent-General's office, and Hassell for twenty years. I often considered 'bty state, as little things in the office Int. I should not g Ily bate. had a to have witnessed his will cross-examination of this gentleman, by Mr. ' that Mr. Hassell bad several times told was deranged. The business of the chiefly by Mr. Colquhoun and Mr. M►. Has Ceil was responsible. The wit spoke to some circumstances conneeted with tell being taken ill at witness's house, where occasionally lodged ; his illness was a vioient co another occasion witness heard a noise in bedroom as of a person kissing another, found no one there. Oa his je-examina- Ai that Mr. Hassell had eiplained to hin► temporary derangement of his sister proceeded . fits. wit having proved the hand-writing of I se four lettere, they were pat in and read. dated the Stls of January, 1814, was ad.' SIM Aflllesot and rirldnifoo, and non: try clear and sound direatlons as to the farm. The second, dated August, 1811, ts Mr. Parkinson, and after some ob. ipoa the Aston Clinton Enclosure, in which was interested, alluded to the health of these terms—" She has rallied a little, she will rise again I know not." The th of October. 1814, to the same gen ined an invitation to Cholesbury, and try minute explanations as to the time , are from London of the Backingham shire coaches. The last letter was dated the 13th of April. 1815, and was written from Cholesbury to the same gentleman, after Mr. Hassell's return from a trial at Monmouth. It stated that he had returned home an invalid. having bad a severe cold ; and added, " Jervis's incorrect and illegal attack upon me has preyed upon my mind, and I have been really very ill." It went on to recommend Mr. Parkinson to be careful of his own health ; to take exercise and to rise early. His Grace the Duke of Buckingham was next ex wined.-1 was acquainted with Mr. Hassell flout 1811 or 1812 till his death. I knew him as High Sheriff of the county, and as a magistrate. I was in the ienstant habit of knowing him, and would have wit swaged his will at any time. lie visited at Stowe du ring the life of my father, and since. I never had soy doubt as to his sanity, and nothing even so much surprised me as his melancholy death, and the impu tation it cast upon his mind. In answer to a question boas Sir. Sergeant Blosset, his Grace said, I never, heard him called " Mad Hassell," not heard the slightest imputation against his sanity during his life. William Bickford, Esq.-1 was banker to the tes tator, and transacted business with him from 1812 to the time of his death. I was in close habits of inti macy with him. and never had any doubt as to his sanity. Had 1 been called to witness his will, I would har; dune so. Mr. Hassell was a very good accountant, and his corrospandeace was snperior to his conrersatior ; both these circumstances, 1 think berpesk reflection. Mr. Iti.lford explained that the sickness alind...l to by the witness air. Esco:nbr, *as caused by AI r. thssell harinz eaten a hearty Inn skean of sturgeon at Mr. Bickford's house in Landon. He west to Mr. Hassell during that illness. but ob. Served so indisposition of mind. .• Mr. Henry itunitey, 'argent). of Chesham, attended Mr. Ilaaszll'ir family at Choirsbury. The complaint of Stie .sister was epilepsy, which nit:aliened her both in laidYituti mind, but there was no mental disease indepea• dust of her is :lady. Mr. Hassell was very much iute- Need in the state of his sister. Witness knew him frum VW to 1821, and never had a doubt of his sanity. The day before Mr. liassell'a &itch he communicated to hint that his sister could not live 24 hjurs, and he was meek afSected. On his cross.exainination, Mr. Rumsey stated that Mr. Hassell, on the morning: previona to his death, appeared perfectly sane ; anil upon his re-examination by Mr. SCARLIETT, he esid that up to the time of the communication he made to Mr. Hassell, lie never saw any sign of insanity. That species of insanity which is indicated by a man destroying himself might come on suddenly. The sister the :ley after Mr. ilassell. Mr. Jacob Hos:wood lived near !Ir. Haacll, and was appointed by him to manage the lands which the testa- -.- 1 °P!" ---- ' ll- - - - • -- ; - - • wrlrk"-'77" -- c - . . 1,-' 4 . ' . • : '-'- - . . • VtTi•i' .- c1ik... _... • . . 4 . -. vi t , t i l l Aiii p tigle ge ', - • • i ... le • i . I , . .1 t I s .a,n, _. . .... . .....: ..07, LONDON, WEDNESDA Y, MARCH 20, Ift4. 888 f) 321 " The Cense At witieh HAMPDEN AU in She Field, einit47Dlff MO Of•,gid Segfold !" - ._------- „.--,--. FIRE and . LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. This day are published in two vols. live. price U. M. Is . FNUJI 0 . • .11T . lin; GAZET7'E. out. He also, in Now Bridge-street, Bladlifriars. : boards. witness A walk' pi by Act of Parliament. Capital-One Million. SERMO N S. By EDWARD 111ALTRY, D.D. lasitiktdycV 'sic two. send*, ono of a ACIC 3 fading doe a t, La D--ll aT, will Printed for T. Ceded, la ni. Strand; and W. 11114- J-Jaatillia.irta. • ' "lam. dollihatart, raPa'araall - the way ass settl wood, Edinburgh. &darer. tuba r enewed withia *Bees days from that Sol out or his ha Watson way Wool* heap b 7 ,814 " 6 ", A "w w, ,,,,_* - g a iturt;. . meat ___. ILLUSTSATIoNS of the Tauter in the ussaisegen m esa- ye_ 8 • meow n . Hassell oftener , Woreester. 'flower, to surrender epany•s Rates and Conditions are of t h e '"'' stow. Second ledition, prke 72.6 d. Is boards. , iseriptioe :-no Charge is made fin Fire Policies. =O. XL at. • lag, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Heneying Premium exceeds 3%-No Airmisidol Flee is - , - - -e--- •Vaillainli., Mho Linciele's-inn ; sod Mr. will, Ho thi n k libertlywlll bointblieke4, In two vol.. deo. • Cottle% Droltwieli t 7 e Life Insurance -a liberal Coransisaiom isre. - -...s Solicitors. end ethers. who erect Life inseramger ir ,E T7E I S ;MP DDICE-Volese I-7 W: C op l an d . ' . a IF di. miller, April I. S. at the al lr aed ; Illml g h ' ' ead .................. o r pc e . Angel Inn . • Nerwrich. And ilk at the New Ism, Ile writ' had a' rv B° lecilltv Is aforded. by arkl.: l l the letereek ear ILI htiridebeg is of the Public Joey be promoted. • \judo, irk art mx - --aw-a-iiiciatiess Hods' Attorney% , er, Angel-court, Thregmertea- The Right HI WARNER PHIPPS, Beereary. . the Present Nam "-•-. .. , . 'street: and liar. . Kok , Mr. Hawed eat •... • Voted. U.-04 the . rot acame m e s T. Kassa% ... . Pres./rich, Uneasier, Soar- desks a M ;BROM) FURNITURE BOUOHT. I. title Nam ..... 1 . • . Pplirli. `-- -. • . Attorneys., Moses. Astilagtoe Awls when I a re er Edlittfrik-Air. WEUS respectfully in- • A ss A ry;i i ihigt. - ' .. 6 .4 , i d e r.o n ..lllll ' , Mr. Chew, Manchester. gaged by Mesh Ma% Itaiseislasids to Wive 4p liberal Pelee S. B , ak eorn-aterthent, April S. 4. quel li b ecame rtpdpkei•FAMNlTUßEteperilwilarly where It _ •-:. • .4 -;.5., :::... : -•--• *,; 30, at the 43 • ,+ ' - ors* lass. Ipswich. Attorneys. Mr. , , eisreit tint eispleseastness - df Seals, by Audios r0 .,_„.., ids be • ?' '• - . 1 1. 1 .-get ftm etesta s w i t h Rise, Ewe '' . is; and Mr . truntus, Woodbridge . I was appoloted Mom. rd ritire dere ki l k selleteet to makes :""'", osir Suffolk. _ a - 1 - • hiss my Private Papers. wish the tr= 6. esssa.gessuaaisit , N.:Kedge, 'Lige= "" - rti- Ira BVIILS elm . • i LT/BRANNAN* 44 d April SO. at 8 'lnez. sho pkeeper, Mareh 22, 4 0 , anti!. in Iso3, I Nod MU of the . - -ow ~ • • . Attor ne y, Mr. Buns. Brook- issassse, s situ Id 1 ,411 1° 14 . '• - - 144 ' ''''' ''' • parts adfoisest, .. . far es the second Catania st ree t. H o lb o rn. , ••• • m4itg• a , S. W. Data.. ' care, pletare-dealer, M.rthls, which he math 8.114.V.1NW4.10 ',., .° ;• ' - -- '-or • s •• ....• -fad .... . 4, „ 1,..,,,„„ _ • street. Attorney, Mr. Moe*. •witk him was ki ritsignia•ftabW,, , tew . • 1 .• • ' _ ' ~..- 4 -4 ''' . ' ',: 4 '411'.'...: • • .3 . -e,t., ' - •-' 1 • •Its ..... -.'noirat deabted a It tVEI.LING TO DOPER, MM. RAMP' . •e, merchard, March 12 - API ago •*ts . IS. NARRATE AND GAN • -,........ '' ~' • S ir ' - 2 ' • ; 11 - 4 "*"..T - .' • ILtiL iEtetatt* - .-. ' . . 'at:" Attorney, Messrs . Sweet sad "as maldfariess sad cofhleriog POST co A GETS ifAIL Printed h',, : . I " . * ' 1 aid ii. ;11taeltwoor ' ' ' New ibiellytrtet, tailor, March 211, April 24 0 . eretory I ,raster - - ms. o CHO 4 . &en set out front CIO above lea t- Rdiubwilb. . • ''s., , -.-, , •II • Attorneys, Messrs. Smith and Beek- with a steadier h d reeph," Mow. Dee. iiarestele. IWdrtote, - . , ~ 7..: • , .. e . . . . Frwrshwo and, Repaid& • sew poet top+ • ~,- ..„.•• • - ~ • Devonshire , lines-draper, March 0 • 01 Pla with the fa;, at a gooier past *eves o'clock. OTATISTJCAL -•' ' i ARMOR CA)IADA, ~..1 - , ail-street. Attorne ye, Messrs. millions, sad w oner; 41 Mil &AU itrahrenee given Sri 61.101 c omi ti e s wpb a • „, .. . glass of Eadie! „ .... . iiir ,. ~ • • a bread - arrest, Cheapside. a Wows la his fobs. preptigterigeredetoseised as rapeateiatell tier to renames m i l " • . T_•_„ . - wich. Stafford, ironreaster, April, LA .. a >reader It the first conveyance on the lield,ronsi. n'""" . • By Ofilbarr OM Rat: • . -.-- - ._ Hotel, Templurow, Birmingham. '''" all • Hama" sand Chispiin. Orey's-inn-sguara r :Poke *motor I s, Cimllmis, Rochester, Stroud. - Sittingbegsrau. - •t Thy o bi t mc ia Mib ecap ia s i m a is o; : :7..drock ---. . „. 0 „1 , - add Co., Meastogbate. to net . I never is, every warningoil a I past 7, andwiternoia. Lord of the Lies-Mart id”.. ~ - . ~. * -lase r _ Pedehurrh-street, eserchast, c i r „„ hi s will. The will was i. Plymouth. Exit., , Tare . Medal° , Pearly% This Work, the Prissily of wldekii • I. *erred : • „IA 4 .... at Blida= j ruel. Aitoraala. Totness, Weymouth , Dordiestery Oariinaula , to the ' Feb*, by itobseription s bet ibli l4 lsfies it. urt, Throgmor- :ury, every worming, et seven. through Bonitos, amos i e b e me t h u m rend WM .prmatook doom* the Momlarmla-_,„ •%/ . 7 . .• it was is the bah Orldport, !Meador& Stockbridge, Basieptoke, weal channel et - Five Kindred Copies Intooded w• C. IWtait 1:010 4 211% farrier. MattliSCAPril sigaanwas of wi ridge. ntackwater, and Bagshot. recites meerferto meted. ma y t o pe n t b un n, by &o yste r . Ilk SD, at . Attorneys, Messrs. Hamilton Mr. &amiss. 'Mon," Southampton, Lymington, Winchester, chant toothiest to ' Mere •is little doobt of h and Tatham& . librairwk Sok% rstiike, Hertford-bridge. flineirwater, mid Bag- quick Sale Me &shed States, as well a• tilltt Backmaster, St. Mary Axe, wine•ntee. I was - formerly four Weide eoaeh, every morniug et cigar; from i em esise d, ec f rom t h e t rains .. chants, march s ,April SO, at Basiegisall-street. Actor- knew Mr. Hasse the Coach sod Howes. Soothe/viol% by noes auditoitiOnt of Me .Complior if that Hurler of dm w.Y °, l l•uri- Helps and 01040, hi. Mkklrad'"*". him is a light: is a most deffolittel convergent*, die Isle of World. • , w. V.lll, jog. Hadetworth, Gloucestershire, corn-dealer, would flurry bits riey, Guernsey. SL Melees, Owe de Grew, The Welk waists et Three Volumes, ittedgeted with April 1.1, 30, at thalted Lk. Inn. Gloueester. Attorneys, as. • Maps aodalatee. The Price to Sobseribers 21: To Non- Mr. Dix. 8111a14.11040. Chancery-lane i and Mr. Tiro% 55 7 oh.o llloll It prkters of the7above coach hope,* receive a row Alebeeribers Si. 10% Gloseeeter. .• .: • On the cross. 'teat support which has hitherto hors experienced Subscriptions swill be received by Ridowe ,MB Picea- - DIVIDENDS. West, be said th omewinnent of this "Helen." Hie meat with dilly ; Higbley, 111. Fleet -street; and Ober Dovkaetlets. March era, .1. Wary, Ragnet-court, Fleet-street, Londe', hi m hi s s i ster s les. Bristol flying post oneeises , through igiposs. Holmium Sala& wawa maple. Durham, 711 prkshire, and Lothbery, Londoe,beeker, a. and Meriberough, Newslrery and Reeding, Our page reddes-ess man.-Mewr WI.- at Basinghall- March 23, J. Wetherell, Darla", Longlaads. bit ,nog, at one ; arrive at Mr. play's. the Grey- Just publiski.d. price ne t hi boards (Fifteewth &atlas), Tishah; York a nd t . othbury, banker, at Basisshall- nein then spoke Reid; and We Lembo Tavern, Thomas - attest, THE :EOM of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commit.. • 1 •••t-April I . Barker and F. Hudson, Hop-groand me. Hassell boil Instal, nest me deg . terry oo the leaseredoesiwidag from' Henan Frailty, *row , eq, litre . ..et Besinghall-street-April 18, B.seee-.---- se . ii , quartos', bricklayer, at lissiogball•street h e eastona y Le ipi scum, am thethee#Tsa, TAENTOS, le which the Causes, Symptom% and baneln=of , 16. J. Walkers, litedhani, Hertfordshire, farmer, at sitting ; ne on, venom. Gonorrhoet. Stricture, deminsi W de. - 11ED PLTIUSSTIE. tally tie:eloped ; Part 11. mates, some ,reameb ois -Atm tg, L Levy, Great Prescott-street. Mr. Hereeire be iundre." a new Liverpool light sold% ele7 Iwo tale Female Complainb, in pardesder Sterility; Pert MMllMPlatillallrahanta r t . Basillilhall - street - April 19, T. _, ,_ _,_ to rw.d. auntie four Weide, sets out daily atone; embraces Practical Observations tai Sexual Debility, aboadaJam J. Li I. ship-bread bakers, at mad Onug 1 " Kr Liverpool asst Armes at save& through Wo- Abuse, sod Mental irritationyerids some interesting observe- weir . dria. Weide. , Liverpool- don he said tba thbny, Northampton, Welter& Letterworth, Lions on vegetable and animal_ We; in Part IV. Is a &del of Ara 1 10 •';!• 1 flhalholat r, Odes Toe- Shot the temp oer Atherstose. Litchfield , Stone, ,Newcastle, Knots- Cases illustrative of the Ostia*, subjects, explaining the. tam April 11, . Taylor, Rodby, North f____ epileptic from ro Wien. end Preen& them is a familiar manner, dad 011,1thele in/dressed to the 10 0 1 ‘ 0 ,. 1 t t at ties Black Lion la% Stock.. iso l Yeiiington, add Slifka' post coach, every Y ou th and Maturity of b o th s aws , Ity Goss n o d Co. alk-Aprn us. , . Fishery , 'Liverpool, merchant, at the The last wins ` dour ' . • ' . Conan* inirsesna. idsimion. -. 4 ' ''• - ' MIMI et Mr ..' Woods, Lord-street, IJverpool--Apr il Mr. Hassell to 1 els- • . . liat al i mi ss riois ... i i rtir lees .. • 641 1 1 41bir% 87 1 1 , 1 %!Lt• _..WcPro• The first. dated .. , 14. Pe- & . Ootgains nee • yr .1.. ''' "" --11 - 2 i simassismllessi and Ba I . belt PON, . nen/ *bet - Siete Rearms to 011 NW fen& qflass strpotte, Ohs& - tarday afternoon . ttsfrood application waritsi a the wise. • CESTITICATOS..-•-APRIL 9. tallied some vim 1101:711 PAillaTS TO 01:EUNSET, , Ma., be had at 90. Paternotter-row ; 55, Pall-Mall; H. Blain, Adam's-eourt, Broad-street, London, merchant letting of a farn rintanor an, Sr. M %Lore, tie. 41, Piccadilly ; • 16. Princes-street, Soho • 32, Fleet-street; T. Wills, Liverpool, bell-hanger-T. Spencer, Gray's Isis- was addressed ti de and tioalloneltoa Post Coach. every lion- 174, Fleet - street ; 40, West Smithfield ; 9 8, Cheepside; Lon- how, Middlesex, livery-stable keeper-H. Eastwood, East- dons upon esday, and Friday morning. at 7 o'elock. do n ; Ste ve n s on an d Co. , Barks and Co. , Norwich; R. wood , Yorkshire, fustian manufacturer-W. Fell, Working- Mr. Hassell wa acEingham," Leeds light p ost casets, sets out Deck. Ipswich; Barran and Dadeld, Bath ; Sheppard, Brig- ton.Comberland, broker-J. Rawlins, Whitehavins, Cute- moose at four ; and passes through Baldoek, tot; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book- Dolan& grocer-S. Churchill, Caisson-row, Westminster, his sister, is th. sellers.-Ilessrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as wine-merchant-J. Richardson, Manchester, dealer. M Estee, Pintos. Greethsow. Grantham. Bawtry.bat whether el Markham Moor, Newark. Rearm' , Maanaster, usual, every day. at their house; and Patients In the Country rarrosasetes DISSOLVED. third, of the Sti midge, totter Golden Lion. Leeds, next afternoon. are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re- S. Birch and Co. Mons:heeler, twist-merchants--T. Dea- .I,. man contain esittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded Lonatown. Gretna Green, Anan, Dumfries, Ma and Co. Hanley. Sta ff ordshire Potteries. blacking-ma- " ' to any pen of the World.-GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Sur-entered into ver Thornhill, Senqnher, Kiln, Cannsock, Kinsmen, aufacturers-A. Bird and M. Avery, Greenwich, sho p kee p -ts V Scotland. a pasteeach daily. genes, No. 7, Jermyn-street, St. James's ; and 11, Boaverie- ers-0. and J. eliding, Cold Bath-row, Greenwich, carpets- of the departei "Arboreal:h. Whit y. Shields. Sunderland. New- street , Fleet - street. London. tars - W. Davidson and A. Garnett. Liverpool and Lou- .hie. ~,,,,,,,e II? . • - . ' -• ' • • ' 4' J c •- w /.1- . • .., • ~ ; . 1". r 4 0 • • , . ...or r •... • ‘• .. , %. 1, 0 ;. Illi r . n. 4 i • • do ::: .7‘.. : .. i , r , . -, -- - PRICE *MIEN PREM. ik„, .... ....—...... • I coneegaeoce of setae difference, ultra with him to a wood, and the. pre- a^' i brace of Mania to Lim avid that. Trii ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Slime for all sorts of Fish, &e. it has induced the Proprietor. HENRY POWit:LL, at his Wholesaleoll and Italian Warehouse, t 3, Newgate-street, (where the Trade may be supplied with this and alI other Genuine Senses. Pickles. &c.) to return his mast grateful acknow ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the United Kingdom. . . Observe, none is genuine unless sigoe.l "Dinmore and Son," nod the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants, Captains. and others, it Is particularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any climate. CAPITAL FLOOR CLOTHS AND C !MEETS, SELLING UNDER PRIME COST, AT THE OLD EITABLIKDAD ♦ND HEARTH U/ No. 118, LONG ACRE, LONDON. THE PIIOPRIKTOIt begs to inform the Nobility I and his Friends In general that he has now to offer to their particular aotiee above FIVE THOUSAND YARD'S of well-seasoned FLOOR CLOTH, of the most fashionable patterns, and cut to any dimensions for rooms, halls, pas sages, and stairs; and four times that quantity of very so perior Brussels, Venetian, and Kidderminster Carpeting. and Hearth Rugs and Druviets of every description, which are hounlit under very peculiar circumstances, and will he sold at little more than half price. Also, a few whole Pieces of very excellent Floor Cloth for Exportation, 23 yards by 7 yards, at 4s. ;id. per square yard. This is the Warehouse for having Hearth Rugs made to motels any particular pattern of Carpeting at a few hours NERVOIN CO3l FLA I NTS AND DEAFNESS. Persons afflicted with Nervous Diseases, attended with lowness of spirits, debility. trembling. or shaking of the hands nail limbs, palpitation of the heart, fear, diffidence, indigestion. loss of npriitite, mental or bo.illy decay, noises in the head, and difficulty of herring, succeeded by nervous head ache, and the whole train of nervous affections, which in many instances renders life truly miserable, may obtain relief by applying at the Hermitage. 21, Edeeware-road, London. nearly opposite Queen-street ; where, from the greet number of lon7 standing and obstinate cases cured, expericitce has fatly proved the mode of trcatment to be the safest end most beneficial hitherto adopted. to invigorate and strengthe.i the nervous system. and restore the patieat to a perfect state of health. Deafness; noises in the head. and diseases of the ear are successfully treated at the Her mitage as above, where references to VerSoll4 of the highest respectability are, by permissioa, given, many of whom re side in London, and who had keen afflicted from ten to twenty years, end given over as incurable by the most emi nent Surgeons and Aurists: the treatmcut does not occasion the lead Fe!- or Inconvenience. Persons resi.que In I'm country, stating the fall partlen ' lara of their ease by 1, will meet with immediate atten- , tion.—tio letters received unless post-paid. -.M.Milli.••••• ~~.~ ,r ,