The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-02 00:00:00

1 • I ck ? • • . •'" %. , _ • 721":, N'o 1431. 'LAO LONDON, LW THEATRE, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.: . pHs EVENING, TUESDAY, .00tober 2, will he acted a Cowedy. called • • SPEED THE PLOUGH. cirrap Blantiforit, Mr. EGERTON; Sle Mod flageT. ov oss; *Winolt" Mr. minta4Y4 1r ", ) o.st Heory Mr. C. KEN! tan ; F , truit=it, IT-'!orty. Lay Handy. Mn.• NUMPHRIESTAdsa. f a d, Mrs. H. JOHNsTON ; Susan, Mins BOLTON. To which will be added. the Mclo-firaila of THE BLIND BOY. • •• Stani&lato, Mr. MUR RAY.; Edmund, Mr,. C. KEMBLE; 4 ,44, Mr. BRUNTON ; Oberto. Mr. A W Cfe.TT.; X*. I. Mr. FARLEY ; Motion, Mr. usToN. Elvin, •Mha • ill.f oN ri row The Coinie Opera of Abr o a d and at Hmwe.—• T o .inor I rligglAY, John Bull; or, an Ertglishaban't Fire-side.—On 1'0t12%, Footaiobleao.-011 MoOday, Hamlet. Prince of Den id: 11;intiet, Mr. KEMBLE.-weis Tuesday, The Con. as Lter4. The Public are respectfully informed. that a New Gretna ; roirsist is in reneiusal, awl twill speedily be produced. Tre 4,mor- will be opened at half pad five, and the Nay be ll, d i silt HA ;us. plus fa. the lio%es to be taken of Mr. BRANII2ON, at !Ott* Bus-Oilier in Priocis-plao:, Hart-street, !rata ten uu foe. to m 71. Second Price Si. 6cl.—Pit 6d, Saeoaii PAN ~—Lawer Gallery Second price h.—Uplift. Gallery. L. iefoliti price M. No money to tie returned. Very capital Madeira Wipe, fine Port ditto. Brandy, Rom, Cyder, bottled Ale, kep of Anchovies, Essence of ditto, in hag-plot bottles. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION % By NEEDHAM stud HUMPHRIES, lithe MART, opposite the Ilnk, on FRIDAY, the sth Oct. At Twelve o'Clork, E lIUNDRED DOZEN of capitol West Wks MADEIRA. 100 doz. 1 2 • rt, iO gaffs. Cnniac Arms dy, do. fine Jamaica R om , 72 d ozen t i ne A le, and to dozen rich Savoured Cyder; 50 key or line Aisehoviei, and 60 dozen lathe Essence of ditto ' in half-plot bottles. The whole will be lotted for convenience of private fami ne., and delivered, free of expeuce, within 2 miles from the placers, wile, Where C•italogues may be had, and of the Auc tioneers, Nu. IQ, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. •• •-• • Grand Junction Canal ; East and South Lawton, Wei idtlle. sex, and Portsmouth and Forliugtou Water Works; &mot arapton and Salisbury Canal; Inikestop and blew Shoreham Harbours; Gass Lights and Coke Compsmy ; Auction Marti Great Onver-street Road; Stamford and Boston and Seaton and Bridgewater intended Canals ; Vauxhall Bridge and Shisoter's Hill Archway ; Golden Lane and British Ale Bveweries; /lope and _Engle }lry-Offices ; a Drury-lame • Debenture of sed'llt), a Covent Garden ditto, of ,C.altl ; ttl•o IS Shares io the intended* Grand S o uth ern , no d SO hi the Grand Western Canals. TO BE BOLD 'BY AUCIDON. By NEEDHAM sod HumpentrEs, At the - AUCTION ht A Rl'. opposite the Bra. oil Tat/Ale DAY, the ItkOetulser ISIS at-Is &Clock. • , AVARIETY or su AitEg i in each of the above Concerns, to be paid for In One Month front the Day of Sale. C may be had of the Auctioneers, at No. 1, Mart I and No. 10, Broad-street o Royal Exchange. • .• 'fa 13 P 1013 11Y DA TO THE PNOPI t1 I.PORs OF BAST INDIA STOCK. I.Auts .00 (i E 'ST I. CM EN, UK. PELLY's Advertisement of yesterday has . Ijl A pprtwil Loan of his haunt( declined the Ballet as the n.t. thecancy in the East India Direction , fmany Friends, ohmic active zeal has p r anta ted ay w ere g thrue.ghout this contest, nod to the Prnprrton at la mr~ee, wirec favmarahle senthnetits have placed me in a skwdaai which appears to secret my success at dm aprnacbisg Eke -100, I am bound in ever y verse of gratitude ; but, themes say furthcr exertion no the p art of my friends mile be tbmgtt unb wrefkary, I, neverthrles , beg leave respectfully to e‘pnwaille de,ire I feel for the aucodancie of Inch of dm Propneters is pi. interest, who may find it art ingesinsiest to hamar am c o l !kir presence, at ilst Balbl, wbieb is Geed for WEDNIiir , .11Y, the 10th inbtant. I have the honour to be. with the greisied tapas Lath., and Gentlemen, Your faithful bumble Semswit.. sAMUEL DAVIS. N 0.39, Portland -place. October% 1110. JAPAN BLACKING, _ _ aad_MARTIN. JIS Invaluable Composition, with half the d labour, the most beautiful jet black eve t bekifaAprOt'4ll ' mairislinsent to the !either, will net eoi4 c b perfectly free from any unpleasant alit its virtues in any climate. gr4distes Day mid Martin, at the Manufs . rtorl - If• s ith U Uslassom* •WiWtit by F. Day, N 0.1, Tayistnek, f l ew ns ce....48 , 8m8•8 W. DIV. 8 0 9 Swallow- street;. A/net!, OW 1, 4 Fietb-imie I and by the principal Boot-inakerl, Per foram, ant ORnsen, in the hietropolis ; and is every Town 1 threughiste the Dotted Kingdom, iu stone bottles, price Is. tid. 1 eseis. . lIRANDSOU'IIIERN CA L. NA...k GENE. 'SAL MEETING •of the SUBSCRIBERS wilt be kid, as Danday, the 401 day of October Wt. a* 11 o'clock weasel', at the City of London Tavern. Dated the '29th Ither, WO. ' S W ENT aad STOKES. *Won. 'MACASSAR OIL, for the GROW of . HAIR. ritrnsixied by their Royal ilighnemes the PRINCESS of WALES nad the MIKE of SUSSEX, is the Ones. Invention ever known for increasing the GROWTH of BAIR. even** BALD PLACES—nourishing and preserving it froorlidnotz to Mantle Old Age, rendering the Hair beaute foll, WI. 1 1 1 4 d prodafing.nn in estimable gloss on the Tresses. Yes virtarsarepre-anineot fur improving, purifying, and beau- Offing the Hair of Ladies and Geutkmea, and Children.—Vide Itowlimes County ea the Hiir, This bautlogible Oil, recommended on the basis of truth and expe.ricpce, b said .at. Ss. 6d. per bottle, or larger Bottles, at , OutsGypetkenih; bf the Proprietors, Howland and Son, Kirb 'fleet; Hattoitiarilmi t London i by appointment, by Rattail:o, Prldecaugow t, Mrs. Davisom Parliament. Dahl* t 'ad by sir Pelusaers and Medicine %tendon tit. unr EAGER.FIRP. INSURANCE, CORNUILL. PAYMENT OF RENT OF PREMISES RENDERER UNTENAN?A ME BY FIRE. DOLICIES of INSW4AIiCii expiring et Mir citatotor., should be reamed within FIFTEEN DAYS fr , m tbat Period, to prevout Mkt .Ishii' toterebt cessieg tterrio. MERCANTILE INSURANCES cacti(' at . fasted Pre- EI7E IIIVKMJCE. EAGLE Ever, de‘etiption'uf fusenentes apse ilefe'll" he at this Mite, iwitit the %gut* facillith uP9P r** Te a , afratage. W. SEEVIA Nip . ~ 1 N. B. The Ralf-yearly Ditilkalig.arc sow koMag Me. ;RING . ' an d .111ARSDEN"S 7 PURE LE. —0 IiM)NT ACIII,Ar PUNCH, LPIQN.ADE, SHRUB, NEGUII,4.II,UOILS, and every Demonic Purpose in which .tlit LFIBION iktistii. hi said ilk Swim Si; each, by Price, At, J'amtihemeset , t Mackay and Ave ; - Mains, Tkunas, Brown. and Balls, „..",___, 4 _t „Ahigiter, sod West, nefoi.a:lliftti 1 ' Wit. 11011111WIMPe ,011n.s.reAd I Clarke. Grigreet ; tun a s : ' i lk • ; d'akia • and • ItYlV AT i 2 l"n!arrecl i tsl lees-L * l Bar i ti l a d y g and Market; Newhery . and Suns, St. Pullin ; Harris, s 4 Ladgatestreet; Rine and Adams Cheapstde ; ales, Poultry and Birchin-lane.; . Ang#l; Cionhill; Wiz, .IberilletOta4l4treets Little, ilishopsiptte-street; Stoakes, Fen ...Kett ; Grant, geweate-strecti *Triiiikabt, Ottvtes, titd, and Stunt, lielborsi; AvelinA Glaamter-street; Glad [iiii* - Leicester-No.lre; Peake, New-Street, Covent-g rden ; ressey and Barclay, Henrietta-artet. - - vs - LESS ItUNIIIMS—fifORE illitib . lIW.1• AN ADUITIGRAL PRIZE Off -•_,• • . 1 A3l) MEM AND SIIKEES CU AT EYTON"A. ' • 1, Coannu.t.. near tberdesnineofferni. .. rr" present „LOTTER. Y,, - 10 b __drivi OCTOBER ifi t includes Five Ptrlien'arib which the Chaser d owing either. ist-tbrien Csliszt.ir • creased One-fourth. Tickets ad Shares will fti therefore as immediate purchase mill ofav • *Mills 7 ai ll st liYTON'S.2,Coareuttt,mbesol4 in Aztec° Ska 6 ter red) ZAXI Prise shared im the last Lottery, No. . t ir sad is the kw reeedis h ; moat* Capilaki44o-ik.411 , ii 1.003. . atsu remisji his Frieusts.tisat tbo Losileyy • betins had the 19th of THIS .140XTM. Tirkett ai4 Shut% areatilitig in , great Vigiety,,iit both bin COIINHILL, nod 9, CIIARINCI-C /COSS; Wane Timm- CAPITAL PR MOS were Sad bithares within the Ins. Plum hlo ?true, ioett;diax Thee* .Pliiites of seAliuo3 The present Scheme iteotaus only 4,000 Numbers, let that are . CONSUMPTIONS CUBED. E inserter of this a Pracestenuf Man, who has, BO the last ten tsars, attended many Persoas lee • boating udder the above Disease, m Consequence of his Cam lai ,. Practice has bees so (arse nate as to discover a hi EDI.: 'GINE; shat.is an IN FAII,IBLE CU for CONSUMP %IONS, by which Medicine he has cured snarly when given Amer by etullwat Physiciebn, and• when in the Last stage of a Consumption, anknaltiti . with , cough, spitting of Blood, and itedesnatous swellings of the feet, etc.—Though the truth of this bald aad.aopreccdenten writes may be doubted, as such the Advertiser is happy to say, that he has it in his power to refer to those be has cared, end When give° over by some of our 61 - .1 • Professional Men. Under these circumstances, and at the re quest of his Friends, mad the nsany•Persons be bas cured, he therefore now publicly offers it to those who are labouring an der the above.—betters (post paid) addressed for A. - B. rs Quebec-street,' New-road, Mary-10-boar, Londonywiti have. ismaliate &Minion: 5 .... Prizes of .. • ..C20,000 5 .... Prizes of .... 1,01 A) 5 .... Prizes of .... 1,00() ?byre are The Tickets of each Number, and the fate of. One derides Ike other Foie. One Number must gain 8100,1100. ••• MI Blisincos io the Public Funds transacted a its thic k) and diipateb, by T. BISII. Stock-Broker. BRANSCOMB and Co. 1. SlVEWfiltillT l Survirtog Partner, -sod sale Coadaetar... RESPECTFULLY acquaint the Pubnc they ___areas.7 &Ihug Ticitzvs and SU A [MS in the greatest ram% of asusbers, at their Tomtit FORTUIII tTt OFFICES, No. Si, CORNHILL, 11, HOLBORN. Nis IIAYMAIt &ET, aad 169, STRAND. • For the last Styes Year they bays been FORTUW.CS GRIATEsT FAVOUR i t e soi ndia the Two Last Yeari ONLZ. theyilkaredFutd Sold 6 Prize- , of .020,000 5 Prizes of £5,000 and ;klo4ooo — £3OO and £l,lOO The First • MAO 140 .7,061Prizeuf WO Ti c k ets The Lasi ~,.....t 125 40 1 . 8 t 2 414 .• 101) Ditto. And ONLY • 1 Prize ever Sold ea Shared. Wider 1618, the Grand Prize of 1,000 Tickets, or .V 24,765; Nod in the Last Lottery alone, Ten Capitals. Ile only STATE LOTTERY in be drawn this year, will be 1901 OCTOBER, on a New Pfau, bavi Five Prizes of 41 . 1 .° 1, "I" , 4400 Notabers,aad am Three Blaaltato a Prize. TUNBRIDGE WELLS WARE, NEAR ALBANY, PICCADILLIft ROBINSON begs leave to inform his Friends :nal the Public, that be is constautly receiving froon'hio aifactnry a Irrsh supply of Goods of every description in the T i timidge Ware Line, the whole of which he is enabled to sell ii . '" 'ale , Retail, and for Exportation on as low terms as any tau in London or Tunbridge West?. A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies to citll aroeut•—Old Ambridge Ware repaired and varnished, or loilesin exchange for new.—Eaglish Dutra Toys, with all * l l6 of genuine Frenclutod Eaglish.Perfainery. The faibithiat.le Game of the Devil and the sensitive VIA to be let with in great variety at Robinson's Shop. A NE INN AIORG A N and SA N D E RS, Patent 6°49 Red, and Chair Bed Manufacturers io.their 514estimt, Royal Family, have the honour 41a/inning Ladles ao dGehtlerneti they have inveated a most complete turd de r:telly curious WRITING TABLE, in the shape of a Globe, and6l4l4lllY novel, and m oo t excredityY arand Andi/and " a/C1 whi ch they be leave to call. Pitt s qabitset Globe Writing 'able, out of respect to that 'e'er to be lamented great and I* Statesman. „Id. and S I mve also made several Improvements on thelf Pa " 1„ Imperial Dining Triples, which :try DOW allowed to exceed others in every revert ; likewive the Inventors of the mtrh-admired Potent Tratilgar Mi. - It-hoards and Diaing,.Ta "4l ro . l aivelwilllaproy ell tvf l turd AhrustrOrtarcro eut Bril " B erew ...41:014. with y.triiwtv essetilMl mprove q'thls recently stdde.l, at their ITOWlWeti'y aud Maw.. P. :; n rY nod Wart-rooms, 16 and: li, Caqsvrine-i4recls.;NiraP4s t 'lie new-invented Glebe Writ* T 41e was absolutell .drot ,sttylariured omit , / the leridedittle Directions and Orders . of iIIUi tGAN and SANDERS. '" --------- "...11 1 - ' . - 7- " --- ... • .IR 211 1 '< eiTAI 1.. ..1 , -) .4.- _ , • ... - - .... 1 . 7 0,.........,-... - "0,,,,,,,,,44.1,....,..... p---1.- nt .h. ~ -4.1 . • - . ~ .. .., ../ • - - .1 i i 4 12 .I , l..rtlfllsl. t:rt :. ...: .0 . ; t r -.... .• .. t; ....:// ... ~ •-• , 011:'4. * J-1 45 ••.! 4.0., .....:*. : . C 5.. ~1% ..;)1 . . i . 1 • .. ~. . . .. . I WI - - ESDAY, OCTOBEII 2, 1810. a t Mar 5-euti, of Thomr , ro Har• m wr 6 1 • i n tilt' r riort 01 majeft) .s Fait hstr regger nt ..~ ~.' 'EShitrillAL SALT OF LBMONS, For -taking ; lion Moulds. lok Spots, Red Wine' and other oar of Liatm,lltalla, Lace, Sec. and for wany other ;law, aka Sabolitoialpe Lemons. • . • Price One Shilling the Box. HA' • ING reteived numerous complaint" - lkat . Co mpositions so u t i nder the title of of LOotellopire not only ineffectual , but that they burn sad destr the Listoa, Ihiuk it necessary to totems the Public., Win be dr pebded ors! as mint bot what has wystatztaMlie bottom off each box, au 'w d ob the outside of the BAYLEY. ,B, The Salt of Lewin* IF part ; oribl.t• Ladles 5M Vlthing their hands alit iostaetly Maw est ghe *alio cer n ot, optourellOrife, drc". and ' astinfiglemble Iso than Lemon itself. Sold Wholesale and Retail by BiIi.TLFTIOII BLEW, CocksporLstreet, t.tondon. • Also 131 k Y'S 5C41.1 WO out of Silk, .stuff, Woollen clotb,..!te. ' fial; PERIO It Air t IVICIOIO-41. Stwilevit of paitictice l I and high ylinitessiossil attiltiatents,, &Womb la tke" Pnhlic the result sit tontine-tee rears is earimft Climates, .direming ids alseption particularly zz e ;f , Olar9atic YeaereitCbmplaints. is of Tie race to INK-cr etin whnes and ilifeltftsa• ace felilotze nittY be placed in 'Mellon. In the var i t st ip i entsions frons reciiast iii ketiosiloroalfrosed - Laws, ids •entrulands very Arai a spcoly t aind alivipys at Ram! One- lid Oisms cases,fi is loaf "d well-arainged eaptrience goers hint a prottiptatade of decision, dint ileenrelithe Nil** trawl beige torfrpdsdir..ed out of exist. nice, or having his roulitution undermined, nod the vile) prin ciple de.troyed by. a tasool, but• itwitliono disease ; or &blind and fat4l .confi,denre/ili shallow pgeteudietts, or, an advertised speeille, that most alMixlonerl and profligate of quackery ' ‘! PAS alaWali (nit gib a Ca4athit :Crops:" -1 . 11 ikft v i en , . gift and Imb , cilitics, Oita' from . exceiisive Indadourr, insa lubrious Climates, or solitary SentioalitY, hill practice Rite. new lite nud encrsi to the tystetn, in caws n hies are vergiog on do-pair. Stricture-, and litter deraligeinents of the Ure- A i wa , h e a mines in a milli sent effectual lationer. To the Fe male Se; it wlfl Ne etatollotary to know ' that they at:ly now be eared of those Llebitities, which 'defeat Conception, anal sap tlw foundation of connolii.il Patients treated with Candour, delicacy, and inviolable se; enrcy• •- " Mr. Vtli.Ll ANIS may he consulted every day. at tia. Great BILIPeII -Strt es, Cor,rot.gurden. • ,Lelfers frum the co..intry,.stating, minutely the cwt., m o d e of &e. nod inclining a rroni:lni,re for • Advice and Medi trait ili Os *settled a Ito shad i um ltUdlkuo. On Saturday next. the 6th inst. will he published, price Ir. 6d. TH.,. SECOND EDITION, OF AN INQUIII,T into The IMPOLICY of the . CONTINUANCE, most especially after the PRE= SENT V ERY ABUNDANT HARVEST, of the FRO.' HIBITION of DISTILLAMN from :GRAIN, to GREAT IIRITAIN; in which its INJURIOUS EF- , FECTS on AGRICULTURE; and its TENDENCY to leltODl/CE a DEFICIENCY or NATIONAL SUBBIB-1 TENCE, are particularly considered. By WILLIAM IIIXON„ Jun. •• " I via:rider the stopping 'a this Distillery, etonomieilly tiniuwially, commercial!), medicinwily, and in some dsee. morally too, as a measure rather %tell meant, than well consl -4eed.,—lt Is too precious a sacrifice to peel/Mee." • Mr. He a's Thonghts itOdDetails ow Searelt Y. Liverpool: Primed by G. F. Ilisrri!i, Brothers; mid, sold by Messrs. Wrtht and Cruicleshatik, Eiyerpoot ; and ad, I . Hurst, and La. London. • `13, , •Jes. C ANCIiitS of all kinds are CURED without Cutting,' 1)3 Dr. CAVALLO and SON (Members of the Royal College of Surgeons), No. '2B, King-street; Blonmsbary. square, London. Tbeastouishing omen attending their prac tice, for a number of years, in effectually curing both latent and ulcerated Cancerous Tumours of every description, without any surgical operation, has induced Dr. Cavallo and 800 to devote t he . principal part of their time and ►_professional atten tion to the treatment of these complaints. While they no case which appears absolutely incurable, they cooti e :47 l C eradicate this dreadful disease in persons of every age and sex, with permanent certainty, and to correct and carry off the of fending humours from the blood by proper medicines. On this superior plan of treatment they also cure the EVIL, and ill conditioned ULCERS of the most virulent nature. When it is necesotry for Patients from the Country to remain nay timela London, the Doctor assists in procuring commodious apart. meats, Ste. ; and all past-paid letters, stating the particulars of ComplaLits are immediately answered, by which maws they will know whetndr it will be necessary to come to town or not. At home for consultation (either personally or by leiter) every morning before two, and every evening after four o'clock. Or. Cavallo and Son, 241, Klog-street, Illootnalatry-square, London. Dr. CAVALLO's PATENT ELECTRIC GIRDLE, pritte Three Pounds, for the effectual Cure of RUPTURES •ated ,D E ILITY,. may he had, by applying persoaelly, or by letter, punt paid, to the Doctor, above. IVILLIAM B. MOUN'T'AIN, SARACEN'S* HE.A Loudon.—The best m0m n1,14.0011 fur Trayellers, • good Beds, choice Liquun, and mo derate charges. 'Phe folleavtag Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, dte. let out from the Sarocen's Ahead 1— EiChIOITTH, 1/orchesler, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartinvillii and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Moroi* at Four o clock, with * Guard through flotation, Axmiasiet,, Bridpun, -Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting don New Rayur Mai) Coach, sets out every Evening;.—Coaches from Boston to Spitsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field Post Conch, called the axpeditlon, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Arad Liu, Dale-street, Liverpool.— Guanded throughout. - BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippenhaas, Calif, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; ar rive at Mr. May's,he Greyhound inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol, neat Morning. Coaches to Wells, endgewater, Taunton, dtc. LEEDS new Light Coach, the Hoekiaghato, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably_ easy, with a Guard throughout. Pa*/ tartsugh Stator...A, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry. brid g e, to the Goldei Lion, Leeds, next Day at Now. Not • witostoodnig the uncommon Expe dition: of this Coach, it is allowed to he• toe most agreeable and complete Public Con veyance wt . tae North Road, being unequalled in Accommoda tion ny any other. • KENDAL, Lancaster, P-eston,. Kirby -Lansdale, Balboa, Charley. Orinskirk, and Urerstaus Post Cooties, every After noon, at Five o'Clock.—Goarded. GLASGOW,' Listigtown. Gretna-Gaceo, Annnn, Dumfries, Browahill, Toornhill, (*animistic, Hingswen, and all Part, of cathod e (aunperdown Coach, Daily. YOItK, Neweasti foal .I . dinburgit new Coach, performed, with a Guard through .ut, sets out every Moruing at Half -past Six o'Cloa, by way of Newark, Milord, Tadcaster, Darling ? , ton, Norlhallerton, Durham, Morpeth, nod Berwick. Passen gers finding thensst Ives fatigued from the length of the journey: may eat what time they please. and then proceed cm without any additional Fare. J. C La an, the Black S.vaan, Coney-street,. York, runs Coachei to Suuderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whit by, and other Places. . BR I UGLNORTH and Withal new' Post Coach, every. Evening. CARLISLE, Peorith, and While:toren Post Coach, goes with Four Horses and a GuartLall the Way. Pauses through Broigh; A eple)ty ('lrratabtidge, Richmond, Catterick, Bo roughbridge, Maktity, Aherford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest Way by Eighteen Wiles). Sets our every Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by Business, or Pleasure, hive the .pecu- Ilar:Advinstage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Putt Coach, to York, Sunderland, 'Newasstle, and Edinburgh, carries 4 Insiues only, every Eveni St Fodr o'clock, by way of Doncaster, Grautham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, nad Vitro' new Coach, every 'Morning, to the Greorge Irm, - Funderland. M A N CH EST E R,W imslow, Cungleton, Newcastle, Walsall, Sad Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, end Shirttail Post Coach, the instal Charlotte, every Evening at hire o'Clock.—Guarded.- SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock... ja , every Morning. VrITIbiftiPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Altos • Coach, every Eveuing. BMW INFGH'AM - Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard. sets .titst 'ereVy Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next Day at Norm... Passes by Oxford, Linton, and Shipstone to the Sara- Fetes Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. • HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncnster Post Coach. every bloraiug at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sim eon, hlytno-gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdou, and Chesbunt Coach, every Montieg. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham, and Redhill, new Post Conch, every Afternoon. TaI"FF.N HA %I nod Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-post Half-past Two, Half-past Foar, and Half-past Seven. Ti. DISS, &vein, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Sullolk, every Monday. MARLBOROUGH. Newbury, and Reading, every Tuesday. WORCESTER, Kidderminster, Hereford, Carmarthen, 'Breekrinek, a:A all Parts of bourn Wales, Pershore, and Wy combe, every Saturday.. . C I R EN C LSTER, Abinginn,and Henley, 3 Times a Week. SOUTHAMPTON, ‘Vii;chester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly- Christchureh, Ringwood, Fording-bridge, Wimborn, Poole Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons, Daily. pipannth. and Falmouth Fly 14 :wens, Daily, carrying Goods and Passengers, as usual, to all Parts of the West of England. SUN BU If), Hampton, and Twickenham, Twire n Week. U.111:11.11/(U., leery Acton, South..ll, Mayer, and Hilliug don Cart, Twice a Week. WILLIAM 111101111TAIS and CO. respectfully nctputint thritFriends and the Priblie, that they dot he aCcountable for any Parcels or Ltiegagri tit more Alt Ail rice Value, if lust or damaged, unless entered rw suit, mod paid for accordingly, at the Saracen' 4leavi Lendop. v:1(~ _::~ • •••—• ?..a. • • - • -• • • —•-• • i l / 414 , Ar 1: 0 • - "r' a . r'dr.klsKZ at, 14 y. PRICE efa. FRENCH PAPERS. . BAYONNE, SEPT. 14..=Letters from Spain men. tion, that a report prevailed there that the rebels of Gallicia were disposed to submit to King. Joseph, and that our troops hare taken' a convoy of arms and ammunition which the 'Ensflsh landed on the coast of Asturias. • The siege of Talton &drawing towards a close. The town has been vigorously isoolbardedi 'it' is even reported that driocittion low been 'cont.' • ' 'noticed for Its stiliankt?: • After the taking of Trir. ► tosa the Main body' of the army of itieagon' may ' possibly march tigaliiit l iraletiiia, and complete the • conquest of the imateta planners 'of Spain.' The corps Uinta. de &smelted of the • Duke of Mutate has occupied its' farmer peskiest! near Taia telona • the communication by land At% :B a' arcelon • :is eattie . ely free. • The Duke of Treviso *as takeetile . elsief cos. maisCla Estremadura. Some of the troops belong: • lag' to his corps are posted in the neighbourhood of BA/Pis. The incursions of the insurgents into thlt province have been checked. In the interior of Spain the Government becomes better established every day. NAPLES, SEPT. 3.—Some Swiss or Germans who Aare deserted from Sicily report, that General " `Stuart, for the purpose of accustoming his troops to be vigilant, puts them on' the alert every night, l'lntd sometimes frequently in the course of the night. 'We can plainly hear them beat to arms at head. quarters on the opposite coast. General Stuart 'has caused some thousands of pikes, fifteen feet `long, to be made and distributed in the entrench. meats at Messina. LUPINO, SEPT. 12.—..CONElt Gottorp (Gustavus ' Adolphus) suddenly left Altenburgh the Bth inst. pod took the road to Berlin. It is . reported that he *going to Colberg. The Queen, his spouse, is returned to Carisrube. The Swedes who have hi. therto accompanied Gustavus Adolphus in his Ira. eels will return, to Sweden. COLISERG, SEP t r. Yesterday, in the afternoon, an English frigate acid an armed boat made several *tempts to capture, near the villages of 'Lemke°. begin and Bodenhagen; 15 Prustiati boats laden with salt; but the coast gdards,•under the command of Boeltzig, repulsed, the enemy, although diefrigate kept up a heavy fire of cannon, and the boat of carrunades and musketry. The man at the helm in the boat and severe' sued were killed, and a number of wounded were conveyed on board the frigate. We did not lose a single man. One of the boats was taken by the English previous to the engagesset. Tim writes. of °Whets seiwohed evert - under the command of Major Kamptz. . V PARIS, Sem person of the name of Pagowski, who assumed the titles of a P disk Count and a Knight of Melts, o is condemned to death on the 13th instant, by a Military Commis. l'idoo„ It appeared in the course of hi• trial that ho had beensixpelied from France in 180'2; from Bus. Ida in September, 1805;. that he then went to Eng: land, from whence he was again cast upon the Con. tinent towards the end of May, 1807. He returned to Paris, where he was found guilty of forgery and swindling, and after two years' imprisonment in the Bicetre, he.was conducted by the Bens d'anner to the frontiers of France last May. At the same time the French papers, upon the most authentic infor. mation, put the publii on their guard against tho artifices of this person, who was then considered only as a vile cheat. But soon changing his dis guise and his names, he attempted impositions of a more serious kind, which even touched upon high treason. In pursuance of these designs he wioto from Frankfort ant' Hanau to various Sovereigns, 'under different names, on the Bth and 9th of May, aed She sth and 24th of June. On the 24th of June he wrote to Admiral Sautaarez, in the Baltic, under the name of a person •who was supposed to have escaped from the prisons of France with Baron de Kolli. It was nu doubt on this authority that the last English papers stated the arrival of Kohl in England. The offended Governments caused this Pagowskl to be arrested ; and having obtained full informa. tiun with respect to his' former atrocities, through his new. plots,. they officially transmitted proofs, which leaving net the least possibility of a defence to the accused, or his counsel, carried the horror and conviction Of his Judges to the highest .t itch. It appeared from the proofs transmitted, as well as the confeuion of the culprit, that in his travels, and in his letters to differentSavereigns and Princes .of Germany, he had successively assumed the fol. lowing 'mines and •titles :-Ist, Colonel Beaumont, Aide.de-Camp to his Majesty the King of Ms toils. lia, and a Knight of several Orders; ad s Chevalier de Publig ; 3d, Sir William Coopers an &With.. man ; 4th;Palafoz, Limitenant-getierel of his Ma. jesty Ferdinand Vii.; sth, Major Dawn oth, Lord Percy, Knight of the Order of , the Bath, an English Peer, and Colonel of the NorthUmberland Militia; 7th, Count D'Urmeity, an Hungarian ; and lastly, Schramm, an inhabitant of Mayenee. The accused is of middling stature s dark - brown, hair and eye-brows, a low forehead, grey eyes, aquiline nose, mouth of the ordinary site, round chin, long face, and pitted with the sumll-pos s pale complexion. In answer to the gnestions respecting hit name, outcome, ago, piaceof nativity, and reSidetlCC, he aw ni e r a ti....“ My nam e is really, Jeronw Count de - Pagowskl. a subject of his Majesty the Em peror of Animist s •Hing of Bohemia Mid Hungary, b orn on the Ibit•of . .17/7, at the seat itt acwnin, hi Paine!, sots or Pagemaki and ilia late Anne; Coitatasiatt Ciotbidlity" . " ar~:~. :.1 ~ul~ - 1 NEW PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS, iStc. This Day was published, Price 4s. CROSBY'S BUILDERS NEW PRICE BOOK, corrected to September, 1810, comprusiew, all the recent B elringes in the Prices of every thing relating t o uilding; cone Ailing also of Tables for ;Measuring, Methods of coirstructing (hen., making Limes and CerneMS. Abstracts of Acts, Names of Surveyors, LCe. ' • By JOHN PHILLIPS, Sorre)or, Author of " The History of Inlnsid Navigation." Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court, Paternos , ter-row ; and ..old by all Booksellers. • -1 4 Vin, !thel. boor -231 at legur s Teak. 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