The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-22 00:00:00

11-11 E STATERMAN. 777 -. money wor e cutup Dui VIE4 44,tuilliPit...utnual* - " The Tilly, sari, warnlU earshot hai rof taking the air ip aid down aseeiskie, until about thfee in the meriting. It was during one of theterwalks that she made this attack upon him. Mary Thompson ex pressed the utmost surprise et the imputation , that was cast Up on her character. She was, however, House sent to the el*Correclion. Jahn Wadley, William Wells; and John Creaks I who had been Charged with picking pockets in Fleet. street, on Monday night, and agreed to serve Si hoard his Majesty's beet, were this day brought up again, as the Regulating Officer refused to accept their services. The parents of Wells and Bradley promising that they should use all their endeavours to prevent them Is future frnin such practices, they were discharged. Crawley was remanded until his parents should appear to intercede for him. kiXTION-GARDEN. Yesterday, a_young_woesaa, but an old offender, of the name of Mary King, was brought up, chairs with privately entering the house of Mr. Carr, Ia Red Lion-street, Holborn, the prewar); evening, and stealing theroeut a quantity of berWaralturet she was apprehended with the property upon her, and was fully committed to Newgate for trial. It ap peared that the Prisoner bpd only been liberated from the House of Correction a few boors previous to her committing the above robbery, where she had sufibred 12 months confinement. • QUILJIN-=QUART , . Yesterday, a person, named Crick; residing in Crooked-Tine, was summoned before the Maistrates et this Office, to answer to a complaint preferred against him by as °Swot the Guards, from whose testimony it appeared, that as be was, on Monday last, riMug near the wooden-bridge, Chelsea, a, chaise-cart drove furiously against Me, and nearly unhorsed him. The driver, not content with this, continued to give him sallies of abusive language, In the course of which a corporal was passing, who was ordered to follow the cart, it having "either a name nor number, and pursued it to the warehouse of the Defendant, where it was unloaded, and was there given to understand that Crick was the onaer. To rebut this, it was proved that Crick had neither horse nor cart for ewe time past, in conse quence of which he woe diseherged, nod applied then to the Magistrates for six shillhogs, the amount of his coach hire to end teem Orsokesi.leae, which was refused him ; but the CSeer of the surds readily complied with Ms request, and paid him the ezpences demanded. lINTON-IiALG. Charlet Thompson was charged by Messrs. Field, wax-chandlers, in Lambeth Marsh, with robbing them of a quantity of wax-candies end paper. Mr. Field stated, that the Prisoner was the Oificer of Excise, who was appointed to survey his business, and having reason to suspect him of dishonesty, he directed that the next time he came he should be watched. Accordingly, on his coming as usual on Thursday morning, Bud, one of Mr. Field's work men, watched him, and saw him put three large was candles into her pocket. Bud immediately informed his master of what he had seen, and on his coming out of the factory Into the's shop, Mr. Field chal lenged him with it. The Prisoner denied it, but on Chi rk, the Constable,.: coming, the candles were taken from his pocket, and on searching farther, a roll of wax taper was also found, which Mr. Field knew to be his property. On searching the Prisoner's lodging, a quantity of paper was also found, whicii the Prisoner icknowledged was the property of Mr. Field. He was fully committed for trial. J waicharged with wantonly throwing squibs and fiie.wotki at a young woman named El liott; who *as standing at her own door, during the time of the illuminations on Monday averring. lie was fined 20s. and 4s. cost. . • . .. A servant girl wan lammittedilitel II Arnie for stealing muslin dreesesaast other articles, the pro perty of Miss IG nho *, who into Atoned to pro le se cute at the neat Ne Awls* Tnanita GOV. ' et tie ' n young men, who receives *bony at the Tfirepike Gate at Queen's Elm, Was charged with •horteg demanded from a gentleman double fare fee a chaise and two horses, on Sunday, August 2. The gentleman mentioned, that he had °tiered to let the fellow pass, without punishment, if he Would make an apologrfer the Imposition in the Public Prints, as a caution to those who were liable to similar treatmout. Such a proposition not being agreed to, be thought it necessary to apply to the Magistrate, who made some suitable comments upon the baseness of the practice of this species of impo sition, and thanked the gentleman for having brought forward a charge, the consequences of which, in this case, would prevent-in a groat measure the repeti. floe of the crimes The Turnpike man was then fined 40s. and dismissed. A poor boy, oho was some time ago a soldier, was brought to **Office bye gentleman, who stated thet he had beenempleyed its a dock-yard to do some Work, aud while he was engaged, in his left hand he niteived so 'violent a hurt as to do away the possibi. lily of his ever being able to • support himself by manual labour, a large stove having rolled over it, and crashed it almost to pieces. He was immediately discharged' from his regiment, and not pining ad eisittsnee into theists libspital, was now actually, stariing. Uprk . the; setontelendation of the. Me. Itistrate the gentleman who had been the mew of wing t he Turnpike man, applied the 90 s- * to which Ithe Act of Parliament entitled him, to the relief of the poor boy. He was sent in the care of an Offi cer to the Ovettcori of St. Martin's Parish. Thursday afternoon a man of the name of Quieten was brought to the Office, from Mary-le-bone, charged with discharging a pistol at Joseph Bridge. and two young ladies, in the neighbourhood of - Be: ker-street, on Wednesday evening. The Prisoner discharged the pistol between the heskl of the boy , and one of the females, and the contents lodged in the side of &idgen's Owed and his cheek, so that' his eye was in danger. The Prisoner was ordered to find bail. i CAMSERWZLI. Fars.---Thursday evening, as Mr. I, Rea, of Alderegate-street, was pasaing through Cam. ben. ell Fair, he felt something at his coat pocket, and putting his hand in he fiend a hand in it, with a sharp instrument, which cat his hand very much ;1 he found his pocket was cut, ,and his pocket-bookie! the act of being taken eat: at the same instant he I saw a man running frog him; he punted him, and one of the patrol° belonging to the Office and se-' cured him. A desperate attempt wits made by the gang whom the villain was with to rescue him, but the Officer 40cceeded in keeping hold of him. Yesterday he underwent an examination before Mr. Masa, when be was identified by Humphreys and Lack-as an old thief, of the name bf Georg* Beck, and that he was convicted some time since for a street robbery. He was ordered to find bail for the misdemeanour, himself in 1001. and two sureties in 501. each. . 111\0410N-FiiittSr: , A . baker's boy was eharg-d before the LORD MAYOR, with carelessly dragging a truck over a child, by which it was severely hurt. The child was brought forward by the (nether, and its face and head seemed ranch hi uised by the wheel. The Master of the boy said he would Pay the Sur geon, and make the mother any reasonable coMpen-' sation for the mi.fortune • and as the child's wounds' were not dangerous, the Loan MAYORallewed them to settle it ; when the boy was discharged. One of the pickpockets who was apprehended at the illuminations on Tuesday night, was again put to the bar, when he solicited to be sent aboard the ten der, which was done. Yesterday Willie,* Watkins was brought before the Loan Nlatoa, charged with stealing some tea _ . _ ' Cot r i ~, 1 . A CAUTION TO TUE . • Pusttc.—Whereas, yester day, about one o'clock, a iroinan, dressed in a blue spotted sown, black velvet "bonnet, and coarse apron, *ft% hib to ditto, describing herself as cook to a respe i ctable family, called on Mr. BUTLFS Oil lIIIIP I W fflackfrlars' : road t and looked out go ods to " Ro' from the warehouse of the Fast India , firparay.— He was folly committed for trial. GUILDHALL. Yesterday a notorious Cyprian, known by the elegant title of " Nell Now Up," was brooght be fore tba charged by Mr. Hall. the amttant of 91. 3d. to 'be seat to Mr. Roston, No. 5, Stamford-street, and obtained the difference In change of a 21. note; which note, she said, she would give the boy who was to take ,the things with her, but when she arrived at the corner of the above - 4 . she - ited to the Mt - and told the boy to Sitting Magistrate, constable, with interrupting hira on his duty, by giving him nightly a volley of abuse. It appeared that the Defendant had been 'flarged ow a tanner •fsccasiou with the same offence, When promising to behave battle is fature, she eras dis charged. The , -ae .ruse, carry the things these, and wait till she came back, as she would order some meat from the butcher's, Viand be there as soon as he was ; but when the hay Sotto the hob*, ft turned out to be a fraud. ' • From the Prizes in the present . anal Scheme, amounting to 100,0001.-:-somq Wits have catied It . Constable staled, that the D:fendant bay!,4. tacked him the preceding evening, fram 11 . 6 )15* neer Temple.bar, her reedwous, martin hni most horrid mid abusive language. Finds; t Vie peace again disturbed by her violent condo . . seat • -- - the .Leftei:j Plum; and as the cations arrangement of the Packets of Tickets, given by the Contractors way produce Fifty Tiwassosi, rowed,- to the Par 'rims* sitillii‘le.trltribilt be ntrventil Wit who obtains this II petit. _ he bad taken her iota custody. She was . to Bridowell for a month. Mr. Nigh, a wareboosausam, attended before the Sitting Magistrate to answer to a charge brought against b Adam Smith, a carpenter. Smith 111 / • -; -'Wednesday Mght, between eleven and twelve o'clock, as a cart, dressed with boughs, having a party of sit men and four womn, were coming from Camberwell fair, in consequence of the off wheel break! the cart *Net near the Obelisk, and road. - , Plan. twypot. - • • • *-- • ?helmet Alderman did not All the money on board the .4boiscenay, lost fled by thhatoutostenees in striking.. sous years ego near Weymouth, to tho amount of therefore'ellshrt4to make ettatriepsititmi. 60,0901. in dollars, has been recovored by means of . 111 1 1sry It Sothlmen was charged' 'hi' th e I llet eg _h e it. The w e e m i hes b e ewacint s bliw o u p, watchmen, • ;with :doing etomilatrabir' 04er emir s seas to prenopolts *ho t k a idege• feelings, by using- ki the Odblin bits duitesiougseltepl. • ' 11 • t one o'clackyastmillglasondng, Jae ___.:ing, the ...... _ . by ____.< slated that having done same work for Mr. Bligh, 11. 4. the passengers were prieipitated into the , I,.ky 1 ..E.vt,ASTLI . :,:iIUN - oAltr aille ‘i+l,p, SHLEI. 9 !--.- 'c, h l ii.ei -nod Thic k, lighi- s— furaidied his with a bill amounting to' the sum ill which tiro women were. seriously bruised, bat fortn- threes!' run, ffmtlai-0" , . .. w it , , w w • torte - '. guarded novas t Nis osii•evesz Ito. loco pit , s 0 / 191. Mr. 800, however, complaining that near stately po. bone* *era broken, and were taken is a Nos, wtcif 18 voetttimi oriel', "ti, rough tiorker. I . runts Semi in the bill speared ' to him exorbitant, bi g teach to their resideliceSt Lambetir. brid g e, Neicisarlfei, Theifirrik and ilf,iiii•adliarti, ewer Me (Smith) emit with another bill somewhat different totterntwe ni Three. BVIIIMIT es Otratit. 'M AllO St.—On the • 141111 of. l • og f rog o m e WOO D WP6C Kb e liteinels . (the Me helm) the int. This Mr. Bach refused to accept, tad 1 ttibittenth, the Kon.'Ci r onerai . lgaben was returning ; . 111aickiy„'Weillieility e , pod f e i i iii44hnog as IPSO , tbr""^ h. lathe words having arisen, he struck Smith a furiois 1 in his chaise from Dublin to Kinsale; he had reached l u r i r ltaa l ' out ;.,:l' i o ,T.::A l r ;i 6 4,1, l l „l ‘ i t ,' r k, Die.' Mew over the eye the marks of which he still bete i within a Rite of . Batt pram when he was suddenl I Walk, Lo w bii;sn„,__. w14 . 1,1,,r,,,,%,,, 4106 api six. •• 1 • upon his hes. dr* Bliiihi in his defence, said, that i assailed by three-foe tpads, who compelled him t o SUN UFAVAIM I ; 1 ` ARM. and STUCfeTON Cssaii, es:11 c• 1i;.•....‘3 I'. n ,\• a , he had for some time employed Smith, • •and allowed ryieitt uepropertr to the tal 4 ne Of . 5001. The Gene- m( ga.j.l t i g i t i r a t t li t r ol a ntket ' no omi t i t alion.p4sk him 6d.' a-day more than be would to any other per- 1- ral . lpiitened to` Ballypoteen,and alarmed the plate. l'every Mornin g et ;i et - viitei.loalßES ,Illt6egtit:pemlholi• ; . . • - - ,„, son ; that the return made by Smith 'noarse ' - ' ' •ether -gentlemen, armed ; litr e Leaikerhead, nod Fiolee. . i. : •• . ,rt k. 7. 1 71. 454 2 his with a bill wherein be had charged • YORK Hi g ht4er Cosseh, every Morning f 1 'l i ar pa ... mitt every article. He had showed 1 'of 'some troop's, harried thmich Ne wark, D.iiien-tere:siesil : Veer, orido4 o .lalf-thi ' V;141•3 il nseri Or v.isrings,hclinch e s mbels•nefActi fk 4ll • son well acquainted with the bush ~ ......4. oviis4ihkaili 7:. . *Mix. Huddersfield, 1114r0vr ig 5......t,5. sli : le, . 00 ' , s co lle isi % o ' / : r7,,,,nt iselpal Towai of tiie Nfossfs,. idoe‘treerSi.'. t ', ~,,,„ Prdtif f hilt At charge was exorbit- a.na, r wttn.. rou t ' wilhout chan g ing, and ..1,1 1 For, p.,:n.'s ~ n i I 41. 0 .. that he had itruelt &With; but he proper r q;. ut' booked iliroti g h. nal wi.liiiet . lislitopignii-ille 4 , 1401 37 defence of hit yrrOperly t e‘Smith r••::propiri nett day, .14 Elbow :,av i i .ni f iiiui:4 f i re. ,-• . • - o'. 3. 110131irt TS i,sal Co. PrOsirietork,_,. "from him 6.1111 trst tarnished, Kent watch..maker , f , , Who will oat lie s o vaa.a..tite tar atii:4ll4l. Cefe.""Mi another. . fro 'thence to c oo ., .wetreef, Ca.b. qa,,k-i. •te! , , Bilk; or t iesseo,,„ Isi!Vever ;'• : ;! ft • • file wills*, nor far ;i2), other 4 rtirle Al 001, Oak 4 4 5 v i.iue. , .. -0 441 hors. " _ . . . -- ins es .^ ri te t4°k 01',1181 - tied. aeles. ;wee ricil oak pa4l 'fr iv etttir:Jni v it fit li. tha. Yips; Fcred at their Offices to 'Towle, or to their Agenj, in the Cage r. .L" -Y , '• fi n iki ••mi i , , , ' flip* the CROSS It li VS. Woott•-tr.r., %Yawn.. 11l Go. e i liel k . • • t it ii; . Plurt hie a Wight. Pm tsinouth, anti P.rteen, ', • . .....J '4l4 k t . ,t 0 .. .); , . . 1 fIAIKDON s Print el and Published by O. I,orrt.r: at Ay i.spc 'w•• " ..... . •,.. -Ff I-- - -. _•gtV.n.ts. 13 ,Vit . i. .. . ant Iv any vanes 10.- ; •";' Ir"`"'"'"' ``" ''''''"J rw.' ,-, •7 ,--- ----- Imith was, to tarnish i Mr; Seurke,.itid: secerii • other -gentled!' harged double for oil- 1 themselves; Itticl - et the . head of some troop wed the bill to a per- !in the tract Jf -thiiilliri.- : So unexpected d business, who could t den . was tltePdistile" .thet tile Alb . rs ireri , bitant,' He admitted ;in a uifd*AN'l' shilling -I'o4 snore,, a contended it -wit 'ln out *it relistaltie t - teenrtvd t s `;01 the th attempted to force and toga is ,Listnoie ;gist:: '"''• d t and to substitute Stindrt ifternion list, pisiWi. Kent, watt - • •of Lintdon, bras °daring- es; gig fronl'theni 4 Think hi was jest+. terbuset; near Maetutid Cotner, the ,he Mier Smith ;he w fiight,att gag of glpstes, encilira l d near. e r ',nation. ; ' • tit tie . ii i bettlt; the shee l lc ef wh!chl l';lii Thontis Co; i'•l4if! - 'ailit.i',We'l#'”6l2lglitit beds 6rable - %kirk to his is iir, . itst,.l***W tetyllik o, street, it'llie hour of Ship Pleirtdtililek . „.... ) 141 0 4, 1 6 , a ~„„ Ai rr., l4 S "eh Mgabge ifs the . do l aw .*•-: ••• ....r , . t, ~, r • • ..• '. ..; ~,,,, • !• . • •:1 : •-• .l • ••. 4 . ! - A 1. , 1' .t et kfrlU . 11e 4 - ? .• ' :: ), Y . I 1 .:. 1 :.* ‘.:`; :it:ji ,C 1 : ..64bs.:Aq •11011 r. ~.. . .61.1".0 L4W INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. Avowal°. wan D. 000rtsitent. It may be remembered by our Residers, that this was an application to the LORD CuANCELl.olllalltie part of Mr. Goodbehere, ono of the late Sheriffs, to have the bill and demurrer in this case takes of the files °fake Court, upon the grounds that the bill had been signed in the name of a gentleman at the Bart Mr. Parker, without his knowledge, privity, or con. east. ► This statement was tettikalbd, sad the whol , . Bat and most of the Attoreior is Chart &dated thi practice to be gaffe commlea, tamely, that di one Barrister using the name af.attother es a &neaten, es a Bill ; but the Loan CRANGSI.IO3. at that lime, affirmed, that for forty years during which hht . bald been at the 13ar, this was the first time he 44 roar heard of such a practice, and hoped it weal*** last, as he thought it highly improper. ; • 't . The whole Bar having declared' this pesIONNA. Is " quite common" to their knowledge for many years past, The Loup Cuaxeteuoa ordered the bill to" be' _ taken off the file, for it was a practice that could not .be endured; w hich he was sorry for, as the Bill was a special one—and if any remuneration was to. be made, it should be by the Barrister, as the Solltiton and Plaintiff were not to blame. Mr. BIRD then addressed his Lordship in II very calm and confident manner, oceasionallyAnttwitteing some very strong metaphors about " the sword of oppression" as wielded by a %edit's- office; the rights of the subject, and the liberty of the laer2,, In the course of thisniedest arid. striking aleph') itf quence, the orator complained of may hardships which he laboured (seder in consequence of certain " oppressive" conduct from the Sheriff, Sheriff's Of fice, and the Sheriff's Officers. They brandished the sword of defiance ever unfortunate persons who come uuder their power.-and .aid the Sheriff's Offi cers should beltn the proseetion of the public, and not to oppress them ; and if ever there was an office, my Lord, that wanted a reform from abuses, it is the Sheriff's Office in Bedford-row, Ifolborn, where they receive, by fees, 30,0001. a year from the op. pressed. Ile next severely reprobated the conduct of the Sheriff, in bringing sixteen actions against eight persons, who were bound for Thomas Drake, a She riff's Officer, and extorting 1851. from them, when, in fact, no more than 451. 15s. was the demand ; and still prosecuted him (Mr. B.), and obtained a verdict by perjury, on which a true bill has bees found against William Smith. Be thought his Lord ship would immortalize his name, and would be doiag an essential service to the public at limp, by meant kg the power from the persons who at present grasped it: There was a report some time ago, that Borrows, the African traveller, employed, it is said, under the auspiees and at the expense of Lord KIVIN,AIRD, bad been murdered by the Moors while endeavouring to reach Tombuctou by the caravan from Morocco. rf is mentioned, however, in the German Papers, that he is not dead, and that letters have been re. eeived from him, stating his recovery from his wounds, and intention to set out again as aeon as possible. Mr. Senors, a Fellow of King's College, Cam. bridge, who betted 5,000 guineas, some time since, that he swam from Knglehurst, the seat of Lord Ca, ran, on the Southampton river, to the Isle of Wight, has received 750 guineas forfeit from the sporting gentleman with whom he made this wager. A dashing character yesterday drove so violently 1 against the first horse of a country team in the Strand, tear Temple liar, that the shaft entered the breast of the pour animal six inches, and killed him upon the spot. A poor man who lives in Kent-street, and goes about the streets selling gingerbread, was stopped by two men on Thursday evening, on his way froth Camberwell, and robbed of ISs. and some half pence. The Magistrates of Glasgow have offered a re. ward for the a ppreliensionofdrchibuld Mactlougald, Mate of the brig Helen, and another, who are sus pected of being the murderers of the lean whose body was found some time ago at the west eud of the town of Ore Pooch. On the of Monday last, three mamas - morning . ..say employed upon a new house on the north side of the New Town of Edinburgh, were unfortunately pre. cipitated frnm the height of five stories, by the scaf folding giving %ay. Oise of tlw' wig killed on the spot, and the other two, Omagh much bruised, are expected to recover. guictea.—A respectable stable-keeper pot a pe riod to his existence oss isMikost hew self, on the premises of Ms , la 3siteitoer. street. It is supposed that elabarrasweent was the • of suicide. cause suit, , CORONER'S ISQVZST.—An MSS yederday held at the Crown Putone.beste, is Feleadeeet s Strand, on the body of Ellyabetia Hamper, wieh sad denly expired over St. Cleimest's Clasreit, d 11j the night. It - at illuminations on Wedassaay was first imagined that her death bed heels essaakmed by the sudden explosion of a blesderbso t whkh was discharged near her at the assueset she fell. Sri brother-hi-law, however, from whose hiss's site was coming, stated, that she was subject to spasms la' her stomach, to which it was supposed she fella etc. tim. Verdict —.9kd kg the Radios .1 6k4 A gentleman, passing by the hissalogreen of Ennis, perceived a man struggling in the water in the very throes of death; with the utmost facsaaaa mind he plucked a bough from a tree, sad thrusting it to this bottom of the pool, the drowning etas clenched it, and was restored again to eadatence. - The house of Mr. Hobbs, in Bridge-reads Lam beth, was entered, early on Monday morning, by tome thieves owiug to the negligence of the servants not fastening a bick window, and robbed of plate to. a considerable amount. The villains were disturbed , by a gentleman in the house and in their eight they dropped two pairs - of silver Candlesticks, and a silver ./11 PO, A large concourse of people has agvemblod Adel Phi, for several days, drawn torolk; the 1...;3 lowing unusual circumstances ;--A bif u4 ,,, ti at the corner of Buckingham-street, is occupi e d hi , some persons, whom the owners have eitdinvoured to eject, but hitherto without success, notwithstanding every process of law has been resorted to, and tr e ,i stratagem devised for that parpoie. The h oue - makes a singular appearance, all the I%i ii ,t,, ws, „ x. cepting one ou the first Boor, being shut, mid crow article of furniture remove!! ; while there are sevenal officers stationed in various parts of it, to take atant advantage of aniumvement the prespo „ cc . pie rs may inadyerteniTi maye... At the window, ill fastened up, Ire seen two sspiA• &e,' e v r e. males, who, it is reported; have mai 'li ne d c ieek selves in this unpleasant situation e t ni.ist t' o r qt i, versaries for more than a fortnight, exposed t o th e greatest privations, with half the window-fra me re . moved. From the strictness with which their m . tions are watched, it is almost impracticable for either to procure foodfor their support ; hut thi: great (lir. ficulty has bithertobeen surmounted by the h,n, D i ty of several individuals, who convey food to the soners in baskets, which are hastily dawn up 6y • means of strings thrown in at the window. a n d w h m ' emptied, are let down again.. l)rink in bo , tlei ~a s also been conveyed in a similar manner, a• also w ;tr. ling apparel. For what period t ,is affair to o tinue it is impossible to conjecture, ai the ' ot !,, :tt , pear not all distressed by their corfinem nt, ' as well supplied with provisions as the na!ure of h ,r situation will admit. Awn:. VlsiTTtoN.—,-Thursday ni t, qn e'd t i ? mars, ,q„sqtchman, sat down. I o rest im•••ti . ni . a door of the Red Lion Public-house, c• rner Wild-street, Lint oltkis-inkfieltis ; he was ab l y seis e d i dea an' ; ER- plectic tit, d died c'•noly afterwards. The bOdy remains' for a Corone.' 4 ta. quest at the Pahlic-houte. • . GENERAL CiXACII OFFICES, • While Horse lea, Fetter-lose; Belle Aansage hw, Lady*, bills and Censti Keys lon, Wuild-street, two dews haw. irlsenswitle, London. YARMOUTH Royal Mail and 'reiegraph Coach. es, through Imwestoft, :. g . ford, Till !twang'', 3irlto mod Wuol bridge. rytry Afternoon al l'oar n'Clock. • - if A RMOCTII Lord Nel,on Coach, through Cole4e..ler •nd Isdnieh, Monday, Wrdnerday, and Friday aftersimii at Ira o'Clnet AI?U ND El., Pet growth. nod Little Damps,' Psi oh Kingston, liuildlord, and Oosialusing, 'roe d .y, timi dity, and Satagilay morning at Sii. . • It R the Princess Chartists, (in iligat iiy the New Road, thr..u 4 ll- Cromloa; Riegtir.Crawley, aid Curttield. every morning, ;it IL2II-p 1.1 Nutr''Cree k. BROMPFON, CHATHAM, ital. ROCflibAllift Engirt • (lie Ste.Si.lney Smith) •Mil v, at Twn o'Closk. • CA M BR I lord Nelson Cowls, aloudaj, and Freda, ttttt ritin4s at Five. C A 1101/ I 1 /(j I Dian' Coach (bite Old C:nahridge). tbriegi 1t.., sten and Wont ingford, every umeriting Hilltpaittieven,etcrpt Sinai • • • C. A'.l BR I DOE Light Trlegrigh Conch . (in seven itn Ihrn.gn Ware and Rork y iv, eserA morning Ca. r, t Stood a. only .Four. CA 111 Oil I 0 • ; E through. Ware. kwav Fiattutir , , yotid Is f riduy n00.,,,,s .I . CIIICk• . • A N TER BURY, litarzate, Itiersente, Chmle. to: Roe tisier, and &rood Coaches, evril .inof .12 1 eveaing. 7 It, L %Ira. ( . 0 .1 / 1 1CIII'S al amt 11.1111.• C H ATLI A 11, Rocliesteri and aritvasend CliadU.st r'94' 141111 a day • • 4 t DOYPICaniI I)FA Prd Conelsit.' ' 5 61). i% -II lit,' at.4l evenings, pl.( Five. • . y• r F.UINIIUR(iIINEWCASTLE Nog s.r'smt throngh Musick, Hera kb, Durham, 1/0. .i.unia; ro allertim. every antraisrai. Half:yam SIN. • • le • FA KEN H Ciitie,ll.lbrad A ti Nevi nslirket. 1tt'.471 0. 1 , 4 Swaths $l. Munn:is, We.ustpdat s and Frusta after ..*.oitsHler; FA V EItSII A M sww . ll.igint Coileb,.evet s , imutsiog..4 o'Clnek. GOSPORT' Coach (tbn thrinntb•& 4 •.ior't 14 0 0 t;t., Farisimm,, Alton, West Maus; and tareliam. mina. g- ..t it past • • • HERTFORD and WARE Gaels, every morniog at ling.. : pass *is. ULL Rodney Comeh.by way of Otoei.ter,Th.irn,mosil N•MA Cave, emery morning at H .If-pa,t 5,v, Cplch I, it expeditions, performing the jo troey is So Mama It vets the pleasantest road, and will he loan be-1 a ..•e We to Hall. —N. B. It avoids the estrem, ly dangerous passage itif• the Humber. . IPS W ICH and COLCHESTER Candle., th Siraiford St. Mary, Witham, Kelvtdon, Chelmsford, logitimiiie, and Rumford, afternoons at Twn nod Four. IXEI/S new and eowasadinus Light Coach (the Union), eir tying only Frier Insides, sets mit every morning . ! Qtartsr orfine sewn!, and yard,. with the gr ! idtest esderitv.. , The Gnarl rod and u.dv Fort Caselige through io Lee& *UIIIIOUt chnnging, Cuselusea. LYNN Peal Coach, through Csoltridge, Neve•nai hot. S rat. eat Mode, and Stoke, Monday, Wednettlay, Lid Friday af fermis, at Pour. LYNN nail ELY Coach, the Lard fiction, through (I 4 bridAre . , Itloaday„ Wedarialoy. and Flighty mornings at File... ERPOOL . Flighty afternoon. LEICESTER and NoliffrAMPTONlegnlph Omagh Newport Elwell. Mabee's, bunttable, autl Si. Ak baa , every afternoon w Two. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, throuzb Wigan, Prom, Xendal, Penritts, and WOltelmovea. every aftenwou ut Two. LINCOLN sad NOTTINGNAN. Prot Coach, every !dor& lag and Ariernoos. - MAIDENHEAD thr H striker Slot h, ad . • AiDa,- iresgb Salt Mill, every A fteruoua at kisifitatt*T•vok SuudaY el * eeptetl. lii , d a tE J A L TlL!ght Coach. the Telegraph (*eyries four 17 dePor i .very Moral at Half - pall Seven dorift the b. , ,Lso • IA TiaaltßA SGATK Coa:Chel, 1111 WVOTh arin g at a Quarter taeltr p Si x, pad Eiresing Half-pa:4 Five. _... v. RR Li , . ',; through Leitegrf• _ . Light 'Tslegrilpit Derby, Ash e, Wet, pot. M;reeletheld. every Ahetonon al • Two.—Tbr public attention is rtrtiettl.trly requested to 016 eon cent. as it it the Original Co t(h e4fiblieheirfor earryingTour Insides fully t h Woo the Inn hiality impenve4 synPrucient 61 ! ewe nett safety, trnveh with denid nod pli?gs, sverked.llwettuhout In the kith ,- ttxtr. - • • ns.cwict NEWCASTLE -- and .i" I • 110. • • • . • . • • • 1 I a T Castel', II ' IF