The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

PAROAMENT. 1101 7 SE 01 7 'COMMONS, MunsnAr, Attic 2. "There not bein,4 Members enough, the Itotts:2 ad oorned till to-ntorrOvr: SECOND' EDITION' OF V'ESTERDAY. Tat LONDON EVRAORIOIN4Itt THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1814: For-ign-Oflce, June 2t• Nr; P.r.,ANTA arrived at_this Once late at bight from Paris, with the . Definitive rrktaty of Pt ace an.d_Amity-betWeen hi nutTANNic 111AJEstx and his AIOST QillasTlAN MAJESTY, .signed at Paris on the 30th ult.• by viscount CAsTrzEti . d.it, the Earl of ABERTAEN, K.l'. ,General Viscount CATII7 CART, E. - .T. and Lieutenant-General Sit C A RLF,S WILLIAM : tS:I.E\V ART, Plyniporentiaries oe •bi§ :\IAJBsTY, and by the Prince de _BEN EV Eltiij Plenipotentiary of his MostClißisTliN LET - r. 13.1 TO Tint', " Downing-strect, Jttne INIV-Lott - 6,—r have the honour to inform .v our Lordship, that the Definitive Treaty of Peace . betw=:Tn Gi , eat Britain and Fr:anee was . sigiled.at nris on the 3011 May, 181'4: , have the nonour to be,. Bte. (Signed) " " To the Lord Mayor:" LAW INTELIAGENCM. . 3 ...- ,` COURT OF KING's BENCH, JUNE THE► KING V. RAWLINS. This was an indictineut pre-ler-el „against_ the. ilrf,ndant, xvho,was I..ietitenant.-nionel of the 2 . 4 Hereford Volunteers, charging bim With having Ofeauded Majesty's. Gorernment. of various: slins of money : l The defendant,.. it appeared, on receiving. his appointment as Llentenant-Colw , el. of die . cc.rps in question, drew up' estimates of the rexpiirrfor.the , ,service of the . corps, and drew Bills on Government to the - amount, of these estimates, 'lbis wasin.thelear Upon heing.subsoquently cailed upon to.render an account 'o;* the disbursement rf the Slims ch he h e ddiveredstatementseents completely Ac counting for the- manner .n which they had been disposed of, and soon afterwards quitted the , country, On his departure, however, his acednnts were investigated,, atfd it was discovered' that he had made overcharges in every department .of the reeinnint in some cases charging 2.6 days pay for the orps, when they had only received from sis to tzydve- - dayg at most - ;- in others, charging IZ)r 't.en who had•quitted the corps ; and in.otherti, in',erting the namusof - persons who had never he -101?g:e4 "t"_ ti ne - eo;krse of last . year the defendmq, returned to •Eugland..; and on - that' fact being as certained) the present_ proceediiit.;s were instituted aeAust him. Opwards of twenty witnesSis were examined in s:upport of the indictment,'nitny. of.whose names. • tad been inserted in the defendant's accounts, as . LA‘ing - r4eived GS., When, in fact, they had . I,at' received more than .fire or six shit Ing s ; '-while others, and particti./.r!ythe SCrjeant-.Major of the corps, proved that mace of the persons*, rilentioned in the accounts in questiOn had never teen in any' way connected - with the regiMent. '416 the part - of the defendant; it was urged, that from the lapse of time which had taken place since the corps were7aisembled*tinder his command, he was Wholly ITI prepared with those.docnmenti and. acconnts•which were necessary to his defence. It sl.lllitted, that the Offence . imputed to the defenla;.t frut, attributable to the . Adjutant of the Corps, who was at the present fnoment a prisoner, for an ignominious offence, in toldhifth-fields prison: !chere was - no evidence iciiitteed 'to support this Statement, :and the Jury, witlont hesitation, found the defendant—Guilty. - C„itnor.tc. SYNOD.—We have been assured, by very good authority, that the Prelates have come to - a Resolution against the Vett); and that the Most 11,:!V.. Dr, Motttuy has been itppointed by t-henron a mission to Roine, in order to remon strate with, the Holy See on the Res'eript of QUA• AN T OTTI, Atlrkrepresent to his Holiness the pe-, caliarsituation of the Cath4c Church in Ireland. We are told that' Dr. MUTIRAY will depart from P . :4)lin fur Rome this night:--(Dublin Journal, jljay 28.) The military collected at Dover for the purpoe of receiving our Illustrious Visitants, consist of three troops of the Scots Greys ; 2d battalion of the 43d regiment ; a part of the slst and 95th regiments ; the East. Kent, Gals.vay, end London deny regiments ofllilitia. There was much firing this day on ,the French coast, Most.proba bly on account of the Preliminaries of Peace Laving been signed. FIRE-WoaKs.- 7 —The Illuminations, under the direction , of Colonel CONGREVE, are to. be 'on a xvost Magnificent : scale, and are - intended to be shevit4t in .three different places . at the same time one tar St. James's; Park, another ,in .the Green l'ark, and a third by the Serpentine River in Hyde rark, that the Public. may have a fulLand a fair ,pportw.ity of enjoyiug diem all. of 'lna tion has been received at theTesth fro:n Con. - 4lissidners noniinated.by,the•French v : n.nmentf,that the •pris,oners of - War will begin: be.reinoved June, and the whole eonveyed to Fraiii.e before the end of J u ly. Th ose who "lore [Men lotig6t ia captivity will be liberated first. •: , . • .. . A contract has " been ,made at Ed:nbtirgb for fniibing.Lbrd NELSO/srS monument, and it.is sti pt4ted.to Pe..eompleted by the'..lstb of September bext. -• New potatoes -were sold in Edinburgh, on Thuriclay last-, at foci• shillings ate * . cotch pint--- tl~d2 is, linglisii quarts. o'll tLtfl OV B'COTLA'Iti): . The first Public Dinner o' the PITT CLuft.of Scotland was given upon Saturday, in the Assetn hie' I ooms,, "Georgt-strect, to celebrate, 'in the Antriversary.on the birth of Mr. Pvtr; the•trium phant and .glorious results which have followed the steady perseverance in his principles and sys tem of Government. - Abmit 509 Noblemen. and Gentlemen were pre sent ,'The Duke of ATHOL being detained in London, the Loan CHIEF BARON, as being one of the most intimate and most attached. friends of PTT, undertook the duties, of the Chair. --t His Lordship was suppowted by the Earls of Mo ray-and Lord Gray, Lord President, Lord iirstire Clerk, General:Wynyard, Athairal Hope, Trotter, Esq. acting Chief Magistrate of Edinburgh, &c.. Daring dinner Sir Patrick Murray, of Ochter tyre, Bart. assisted. by Sir John Hope, Sir James IWrd, presided in the large Tea-room ; but, by in:roilncingbenc e bes, the whole company were, alter dinner, accommodated in'the Great-room. The Chairman conducted the business of the evening in a style highly gratifying tolthe com pany, , The leading toasts :were introduced in an interesting manner, with much elegance of lan gtta,,l;c, ,tip-ropi-iate sentiment, w;)icii 1i ft an • ittipres,:on tlle nr...ids of Cause 'pre;ient qiever to-he eiraf -(1., -- It W 36 no easy matter to ,aCcotril - nodhate so nu maims a. party, wit the ,te , .vards had' exerted thentselyes in waking judicious arrangementS add Mr. Oman - provided -an excellent _dinner and good wines., T;le Pylnd . was under the direction of and the Singers im(k.r . that of Mr;',Uather: Thev. Vocal Perforniers .- were,' Messrs.,M.olitri„Trne ni_an, Templeton, Lees, Swift, and Akaster:lVlOwat. The singing certainly ( surpassed that at aiiy for- Meeting of the•'satim - description .!(.tt la n ; and' a great maul: new §ppgs,. -.written for the occasion, were given. - . The following Toasts, ananng were • 'given ' : • The Kill t z. • 'Fho,Prinee Regent. The Queen. • •The I)uke of York, and the other Branetes_ of the iloyal Feani a ly. , fhe Nlernory of the Riglo: . •. • Quart.e,tt—‘‘ ilk bay -oried in . .pei,iee ThitTYiis . nanic liv h'ev ,Auvarriect by the; 'Orgaih, The King and 'he Constikttivi;., ....., . .. . The two fl,oil.ei of Parliament. MK y the Pro tciple,4 of Mr. Pitt alwayS animate ; the Councils of the United Kingdom. . .. .. . ' ' Song . --" TICe n iot 'that weathered the Storm." .... „ The Floo:s - e Brunswlek, and may its Princes ever keep in • remerolir..nee the Princii,les , Whi , ..llplaced them on the Throne of t - -rear britain, • - The Memory of Henry Lord Melville, given by Mr. Suli- • citor-Gentral. - • •, _ The Duke of Athol, the absent Chairman. .The ,liiiisters'a the Prlnce egeo•t: The. Duke of Wellington. 'The Emperor of ltusSi;ti with - his titave Generals and . Apt ics. - • . The Emperor of Germany. The-IC:in?: of Tranee, -Monsieur, and the other Metnhers of the Family of Bourbon. Prusiii.—PrineeSchwartaenberg. — Field - Mar shal Gen ri i'ldfoT,*ivert by 'Admiral llope. - • i4jr.eat:.l.l.lt:Antalik44l;pas saved herself by_bttr.energy,, -r- Atemory,of the brave Men who - have, fallen in .the riklfis Cause of National Indep l lndenej. Tfitierriumph of Mr: .Pitt's - Prileiples in the Re4toratioo..o.o the leg,tiwe,Meltarchy of France. The following squg, wraten by Mr. Walter &Cott, arras then admirably snug:—' • 0 dread wai the titne,"and mete lireadfUl the 'onith; Whori - lhe..hraveoi Maratle - ,t4 , sl:4l,gliter'il.irr vain' And bu iulding . brtiaclEurlite,belit,dovcri by her fornip, Pittclos:4 ip bis,AoguA.tlle soap of her reign. Not the fate-of wide - Etir'Ope could benct his kave sPirit To accept for hi 3 country the safety of shame; ' 0 then; in her trinmpli, remenilitsr hien - writ, And hallow he gOlet that fipifs,to ,his name! Round" the hu`sbandinan's head, while, he traces the furrow, The mists of the winter may minglewitli rain ; He may r plough it with labour, and sow it in sorrow, And sigh while he fears:has soW'd it in vain. He ea ) , die ere his children Shall reap in then' gladness; But the hlith.e.harvest-house shall remember his claim; And their jubilee shout.shall be soften'd with sadness, While they inillow the goblet that'• fhiv.ii to his Darnel , Though anxious and timeless his life, was expended, . . In toils for Our country preerr"d by his care, Thont.h he died ere one ray o'cr:the nations ascended ) To light the long darkness of doubt and despair; The storms he endured in our Britain's December, The perils his wisdom foresaw and o'ellcame,' ' In her gloty's rich Autumn shall Britain remember, And hallow the goblet that flows to his name !.. Nor forget His grey head, who, all dark in affliction, Is deaf to the tale of our victories wn64' And to Sounds'the 'mod dear to paternal affi!ction,- The shout of.his people applanding his. Sin; By his firmness, unmoved in success or disaster, By his long reign of virtue, remember his cltirn With our tribute to Pitt join th't praise of his Master, Thongh a tear stain the goblet that flaws to -his natnel. Yet agaip fill the wine-cup, and change the sad 'wawa,- The rites of par grief and our gratitude paid, To oar Prince, to our Warriors, deote the brigfit treasure, The wisdom that plann'd, and the zeal that ohey'd. rill wAiiiii,,thiessup, till it beam like his glory! Forget tiStour own brace Dalhousie and Gnelne; A thousand years hence licarts shall bound at their glory, Anil hallow the goblet that flows to their fame ! The Duks of Buccleugh, the President of the Pitt Club of _Scotland. The Dutte of Richmond, the President of the Pitt Club of P.ngland, and the other persons who are.this day coolant:no -4 the:Birth of Mr. Pitt. .The Lord Provost, - And the City of Edinburgh. Mr.'Sdlicitor-General, and may this Club, which he has taken such ?ains'in'establishing, ever proiper—giren by Mr. -Trotter, acting Chief Magistrate Losit Liyerpoolnd his prophetic denunciation, "the march to.Paris"—giyen by Mr. Walter Scott. The Resurrection of the Liberty of Europe from the Ashes of Moscow. . The hcalths of EartDalhousie, Lords Niddry and Lytle doeli, whose Warlike,e,xertions have so much resounded to the - bouotir of thernseand of ScotlaudH;iven by Lord Succoth. At ten o'clock not a Gentleman had left the room. About. that time the Lord Chief Baron • . quitted the Chair, which was then filled by Au miral Dope till a late hour. • A number "of similar meetings were held in dif , ferent parts of the city. bithkt ii , tbEsl'iki. l / 4 .i:'4 iiiEA.ii., natdl► to NVilititOf from no,k, Churcti, atth 'to return i was yest&day'decided; "-A Gentleman made a, bet or 100 to SO that'a . tno.n enuld not 4e-found in a fortnight to go froin Both Church, cAreapsitle, to Winclsor,,t, .go.a mile oat cif Wind sor; return; and the7a proceed back to Bow Church, in eight hour/, 'a distance of 52 udle§,-:- The public were Unangriainta(l. who the backers.l ap O inst time wuld staVt'forthis great perform . . I three, but Rainer War; sae-tiled. He' started at twelve on 'WedneSday night front Bow Church, by St. Paul's clock, and whn-it was hnOwn Rainer was at work, betting gotlroui even to any obits ou biro. He reached 'Hyde . Par! , -r(itner minutes, and did- seven miles' and a half' in hour. This was ;About his 'pace to•Wiplsor. He was much•distreSsed at half the distance, Ht he recovered, and travelled well back. • Heurrived at' Hyde Park-cornergate„ on hisreturp, : at a quarter_ past sever:, having nearly three miles to perform in three quarters of an hour.' The night wfts.un propitious, misty, and foggy; and on the arrival the pedestrian at Piccadilly, he was 'overcome-11y the haziness of the wei - ArherTftealked under a degree of embarrassment got through St. Paul's Chuch•-yard,when he' - ma'Ae a-'start, and ran in, and won by four 'minutes and a `lnilf.-L% . Ile challenged all the world at-any thing above a niile. IVOLINEA 17X AND FULLER. Friday and Fuller tyet on the lawn of BiShoptown-ine, in the neighbourhood (it GiaS gdw;:tabox for a sutiseriptiOnpurse (4.100--goi - - fleas.. The fight excited great ity,:rest,,,,and for some days, w;is so nuich•.the subiect of conversa tion as to exchule ahnost entirely every other to pie of colloquial discussion: The day was on sommonly.....fimianrabl, -the _ground judiciously • chosen ; the ring-iineiy- formed, -untl-every thing well conducted. Tivsides about 3000 pedestrians, anT sevc a M ui red .persiiii . :S Nab , - ,e'ame 'fit the spot in git.„rs and tr horseback, there were about 100 carries, -- nearly one :'half of w ere .thuse of,ll riYntv.ite:Otient: , ' !A Na.9.4hwtai4.fore one o'clock ..the combatants entered the ring; ; Cat•ter - kt4slOd'o - nd •to - Nlolineaux,• and -.Toe- Ward to Fuller., At five.ininutes Oast one they, set-to, couct w ied to 6g.hi shy Car t fen , Fuller had the attr..ntage in sp-o•ring, and heltit A) antao;onist half a do7en ti•u•,:s ; but-his 2 blows ,seemed to be somewhat ineffective.. A fib, how ever,. - which he gave tinoblack under 11,6 left rihs, made Soe Ward cx-claint, aS a ruse no ctnubt, °e Don't Stri!e so hard, Fuller, Or you'll beat voitr Man too soon." Molineaqx got seldomer in, but :his hits were more. powerful. Y, sting five to four in his fa vour.—A t th:s time; to the consternation of the spectators; the Siieri&Snbstitute of Hen-' frewshive entered the viii;, and stoppd the• cotnhat. Both entnbntants expro, , T.etl the utmost confi- . diniee'of :4tic.c6S.. After the irrterference of the' Sheriff, iNiolinenim sai(), " of 618, 1 snonlii have •ILat) the iltitzir..ss oyerbeforepow." Befvre the, battle, - oifered eight to five tb;‘t be drew the first blond ; ri;hieli he did;" 141,1 a he also offered twelve• to fire that. he the firra.l,,,,,k_dovv., blow, but. ibib was- cr_. tprminetl, A'false report, tbai'tbe via; to be decided iii Mearns•Nloor. induced 'Sever3l. thousiOl..per-: 'sons to .wove tinit 'direction . from and some,.iiiintireds from (ilasgow,,,%l:llo, by. themiali pious wit of the plaid of the Ayr coach, -. w . es e .. _ pitOled forkvkrd tO a grekt Ili.stance. Attemyqs: were also made to send nfl the liege:4 . tocvardsli:il- - . syth and Hamilton, but these failed of their ohicet. The feelings_ of many persons Aver! againsu the Bladk i and a bripk, we are ashamed to say,, was li'urled at Win as he was walking 0.. Fri(l4y even ing in tliest - te'e•ts of Grasgow.—(Saitch Paper.) ATTEMPT AT ,SUICI J. Price; 16P(ord of the4olly ?Butchers, in Glare-roar et ; on,Wed nesclay,,,vcot up stairs, and in a fit of derange ment e'Lit his throat. He was disco'vered by a soldier who is L billetted in the hon , e, and surgical aid being itnined:'.tely provided, there are hopes of his..recovery. „ , On'Tucsday night the Bible printing-office,.at liackuq, belonging . to MessiS: rmiE,and SrritA'avi, ‘King's 'Printers; was broke ope)b : and several hundred Rillles and Tqtaments, in sheets, were felonionsly taken away. No trace is left to lead to ,a discovery. In the night 'of.'Satnr&ty; the 21st ult. three villains broke into the cottage ,of an infirm old man, named Woodworth, at the tillage of Wood croft, a few miles from Peterb(irough, and two of ihetu with crapes • over their -faces, entered the 4:Onin where the man and his wife were in bed, obtained the key of the chest in which the hard e4rnings of the old couple were deposited; and 'ileeampetl' with-a booty of 421. in cash and bills. The journeymen tailors of Glasgow have struck work for an advance of wages,, which the masters are determined to resist. . . Four men, two women, and a girl, suspected -of being eoiners , , 'are now lodged in Berwick'gaol. There was fOund.on them a large quantity of cop per, brals, and other materials necessary for their 'nefarious traffic. One of th most singular robberies we recollect was covinit ted on the evening of the..l9.th Mr. Thom s Woodrrianjariner, of Tankley Great House, 'war Biii44d, - Oxford shire, was returning from Stow fair, in Gloucestershire, he was met by four men (in appearance lkorse-dealers), who, not content with robbing him of hiss watch (which was a silver - one with a :old `outside Ca - se), anti 621: in notes, took from hiim the horse on which he was .as 'well as three Other.borses, , with which be was Teturning.from the fair . CHF.PsTow.—A fish of an extraordinary. kind has been exhibited here fur the in4peetton of the curious. AlthOugh-lis length does not exceed for, feet, its mouth, whcli is apied with several rows of sharp teeth, extends sufficiently wide tb take iii a 1)64 of . nforc'than'three feet in eircutn fereuce.l itunoMititely below th:head, it has two very short legs, divided not *like the bitinan hand. Its general features .agree with that spe cir.`s caked GoldsMith the Dail Pith.. 1 A • , ~ ~ , , , , . .. '.' - ; •' .... At . - 4 61. the tdth 'f"Arril, it-B2i mud I, thc. Lady ; of 2,v. • 112 lion. H. K. Butler, of a tianghter. . t . .„ , r ,. : _ .. ‘. rav '-• On the 27th Via.. at.F. , :ct'er, th!.r.tioy Of .Y 3 : 1 .0 3 • - , i : ; •- As&it'talit tel in tht . eitt rn L'''''''' 'Of a klanghtet.. 1 . -. h . e 'rne..snine ;tay; at Kington, IS-I.4.lrefordhire, '' ', ' lf ~' i . 1 7 ..,,,'. L: li,:v F.T.A. of I,..nylicat 1'...rci1., it , ..ol nor sl:ire, 0 a ".' ~ he.r. . . . - • v , . - - _........:..--,-''-''7`-:' ' NiAlt.ltIPAI, ' On tile 48th tilt: :it NVest film, E;i:ex, tr:e. • rt:: , ...op r Cli.,.,inlyers ,Tocies, Vioar GS t!)fi:t• Poriso, ati - . 4, l . ' ; -;,"!,", Cir . ' 3o,iiestic C11.1;1,4111, li; }lelen, elde,t dad4,lVt , ' ,. (" '" ' ' ' stai-r•;., Eui. of :4 r4t ford:f t.,..en. • . . •,..,,, 31 / 1 On Thursday, the i9'll nit. rit 5t..% odicW's CT O- 1" , . . itll' fle!ft : y IN)Wt11; of 11.146Ni-hitt, to cArai.w, tbe '''''"-- ,I4,ugliter of Mr. Jo;vp:i,Trio;h. , l9-, Of the ~..?,.:: l"., --- . ....------ _ . 11 t On the 4701 re*, Wi LC7IIC, rsci. of Denl.s o- iliOnire. u ve z the 22th ult. in tlenrletta-ctre'et,l. l runsw icli-„Sq infilat•danglitir Of. Ats. John Orensidt. L:e the R4ll of the 22ti 7 5-ear of ) 3 voyage froia to' Calcatta, he4l4A!,',He!lrY 1,31 "-rg , Esq.of the - ~ .rvice, third son ~,rticz: P e ter spore, late NI, ,jcir, ad.for s.l!;ears:zi. 01; cI c i Sui . Vvy 11.1 , &.:14:1,1 - it of Iriliiiaft I:ist, house George-5t . ..e .2f, . 1 torlio!, rnr•Oer', 1;41. aged 63. •- Aug, the lit... of. his hose I,atic hoc, Que s enbitb..:, ,Igell'9,'M.l•l' , lol3.atlian Do ~• t l h e , - Oa die 2gth.tilt.dl,s - . - -EYwAIKtII Purser, venerable on-O h(Ji.ie:a;eper (at /10,' ,. •":" 1 ;':. I,o l ' En - r - 1 of F, , ,Teltiozrt titte-io , vied of whona, aiici uE I she vk - et - zta - C, litt," of T-Tiirdwi ,. b, shire.;:tgoil .scii to read. 1.11,1 needle' ilNitbout spe,:tudes. fat,her anti 1 " G. lived to ille'saalei age, MEI 3 .• ANTI,IMPFEIGINEs. o e ...-, , ~; . Tilb eclebrateil ANICI-IAU.SLTIGI7 "' .}:)i.: - ii . s.lON',s niloP, , , (Ni-11;;,,t ~-.,-. ,1 )ereii,ais prepar:ttion), ~ -i .iiiti. in ti,, i , , , ,,.:•-:, t - ,, .! : - the cure ~ 1 Lite Seal is Y, •...71 . .,t0bt, 1.,,,,, ,, , .i . • .•-'... •: :ti: in an i .•:'• 1 r,.• r t., ~‘ -of •he :O.; ;] • ;, 1.,1 ~ '-',!: c: ger,t1ea.,...,iip.a..1 ;la i cr,..‘3.o>le,ni Tile". . 'PI.' i ~ - , i ' . . ''% , 'ill.)Stit:lt . ,.. 0,4 .0 li.t , 1..,"Cr I..e , ik ,1,,,,•ere.:. ...., L ~01 , -4-:4 .m i1,,...rai1it,„;,17 / .•.nry,.,..... , -.2.. • e ling . tht.... b.l4oci, ~,,' • : 1 - 1 ''.:,13 ,1 i f to e;:pcl all ii , ) N. toils and i.n pure i :ices,. •.:'.., i.. : : •l';'',`C o . 0 . Lon to -the :YerVeS,lettlicening and • inv.,;-.)ra..: , !;• -' ~.i ''' and naiad. ., 3, ..• r. SC - )Id by M'atliws• and Leigh, • 1.., .5 . 11'324: ll•''' , ' .r . l` J ', 150, ph.fet4 , ,tieet, L0n,',..1; A. Sic.itla r N j: t.lo,lr. ..,1=•;::-, 3 ; ,i:O., borgri ; A. Wl.'l36nald, an .1 ,I. 11,.-Nler, (ii - ,,:ir,v;,"' - !: c ~., klicitte Venders.,; price I Is'. ea :a, o f f o or w u p , t Piri'', ~or'' for :133. by ull'tch,one l i•:. { mottle is s• - •wyki, •X•ith 4- •, ha:t.il. Soloinou, Li; ,!rpool," tnr,:rav:d t,ll the .."-•t" nv2f • all rg 0 The celebrated AIISTF,RGE& r LO P I ION, Fin - rt'i ll ' o ,,,, 10 i.rt,i,.: of Pivaples, Tettef,, Riug - -Wmans; Carb - ,lncic . 'W ' ti)M. Fare and . Sl , ..in. ' :: . • ' ' • • tiokuty llf'af t ! 1.'"...at steals s anew oftly'in'the strip!ing's "i cc idtiv es ittints& tinh::ow.i - ne •co ( Peicc 4s. GO. and lid. a bottle, Ditty iii t , • .. 0 0.t ful to 3bsceve 'the - Witt& Sant). !‘stif ;men, . 1 ) gr!ved : inti, , ,e,Stiviiit, wit ii.mt which none at ''", li ft . E:r, t it . 4 * ,t) ex;;ecis, when cousulttd of.a,.one 175)111:(1 note to be i,a,c'„:e,P dressed `c hton .S ev Letter., Dr- .oltanuo, Gilead -11°- Lli - ccpool. Paid doable- postare." WILLEANI B. MOUNTATN, SAP A C EN'S /I I) INN, S w. 11, The bust Accommadaien for Traveziers, • choice Liquors, and moderate C",al - •„:C s *," a nt "I'llss following/Post Coaches, Arail Coaches, the Saracen's Head - inn; .ferF 4 " 1 tli , Vo• nrC re" wid Salisbury, "/"" every Morninn* at hale past Six o'ulOck, 13 ' ;•r f 54 7 ' Axminster,. Brie port, 'Bland ford, 1.1:is: •ht -, BOSTON, Spaiding, don,neWito‘Fal Mail exacta, sas out leom IloAti , o spilsbv, Louth,Grimsby a. JV:::L •,) BATH and BALSTUL FlYing 1',,51-C'.:;.•leik!"": , ft Chippctiliam, Calne, and Maribtiroug N ri , h, e "„ . 1 arrive at Mr. May'S, the Greyho'unti Inn; ISirii;„ . 3 '• - t ot, (.441-Tavern, 'Thomas-street, and the 4tusting.r 7. Coaches to Wells, Bi•idgewater, s YJ• et'. Light Ciaeb . , called The.l6:::,:ij'o l ..j:lC•;'fA l •every Morning at, Eight o'c:lo,i".c; carrks and goes rei!iarkably easy, with a Gtiard thi•Cicgt" ) , t4ttough Stamford, Newark, Itetford, it ss bridge, to the ;;oltleit Linn; -Leeds, neXi day'k l.l.4 „?4,:t" i V Withstattdiug , the Oncominon Expeditio» allowed to be the most agreeable c;:inplete ,osett'io veance on the N.:rth it . ad, being - u tteq u ailcsi, ja ,toot alation by. any other. 1 - 30 , 1 ,0 KENI)Ati, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loastiater4',l' ch." 1 , 1, Or:11146 4 ;k, .and Garstan ,, Post-Coachesil'' • • ftl e ' noun, at Five o'clock. Guarded. r u4P ,o'c ii ! GLASGOW, Loimtown; Gretna-Green, Aqu a ,!' Brownkill, Sapqnhar-Kiln, Carinve,A,llyr 04 S awl all l'arts'of Scritlaad,.Cmapertlown ••-,„,,El'orlislf I' 0 KK, Nev zt.t le and Ediubu rg new with Cinard throug-hout setS out every past Six o'clock, by wily g eN e , ,,, n •L, pi e u - o r;(1, liugton, Northallerton, 1 - )uritarn, Morpetb, ,"" PasseagerS finding-, themselves fatigued from tr, the journey, may rest•v,:liat time tlte V',' O r ceed withont.any additional Fare. J• ( - 31 `t if 'lit0 4 Swan, Ceme_y-strect, York, runs Coaches eC i" Scarbo'rough, Whitby, and other places.' r ,„ a cisi fiItIDGENORTH an Walsal new ,„ * o . EveuitLF. ;do , . lAVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four 1 ,3 s • , 0,0)'• every Morning. through Lutterworth,y i ii i g s b es t :,',. ° ;,l ° . l' b c 541: Atherstune, 'fainveurth, Litchfield, t Warrington, Northampton, and f)tioptable-: IARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehayeni r`i,ooo iti •ri.;: ::rough " with Four llorses, and a Guard all the v I JY• • , Appleby, ('r e nt ge, It .oiO4, Borbughbritlge, Wetherby, Abel:ford, Donca3_t,o.'f ict°' thaw f the ne,arest, tray by 18 Miles), sets o;at,! and performs thu juorite'ti : with the greatest...leoliji saugers detained on the li.nad by h.usiness . the, rt peculiar advantage of their Seats - I' , j ,;f-1 4 tiexi .coach. . • WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every :+forol , at Six o'nocL. ci-msTER, Newport, Whitelturch,'Clq e' ,o" elf Nortliwith, and ,Sliddlewif;ll, l'Ost-Coirch , chi c ' Fiv (4.:10C1; nevi cos pal! t..2 N D c .l ll , ll::,,i‘ jr N E D it: Stockton, aad Yarn , - - 0 - '4 Nioroing, to the George bin, Sunderlat d..„ ei ,iti j, ,1e C one let s or te i c:';;Vil y •:::":c , ; i a .g el' d and Wolverhampton, Post-Coact- e - ,....r i•, l l se .e lPl ii ir Yg ni;cl a Ce t 'S.( F )li ir l4T eCj e c 's l '' o l : v k 'tue , i G itill u l a: ll l T e lr' d 2ltl":ldnlaS'bi6 ,, llll:l ! vll : ::::tri: 161f-ti a S's-cHnl:..l.r'Fal,Ek:lll,Taond.N.l,l,,ot.wheinrlichamestle'7,t.Coac"' - . 11 11(1 ' intrtitnit, every Morniro . • • , gad rlt ' C 7 i C l i li ') 1 4] ', . 'i. ; :ii 'n l '' k . . e N ' 1 111 N ' I g e . r env) . • Post Coa it el l i r,e: :::. ii, rte .0 ' :1° a, ~t Ith a w w d'''' . I vut every Afternoon,' and reaches liirinia..2 lod e, I ` o 3. i Noan..• Cad by Oxford, Eilston. and Si 'Nrllli 4 ' i l , i '‘). Slr4Ce3-I'' IlOßllii,StEe:et, and Car.tle irL 6 ' t no l'; ' ' ' BERMINGHANI, Warwick, and .Lea 3liug ° pr rl Coach, eve' y mowing. , • , `.stet' fi.' MILL, Northcai - e, liowda, I, Thorn, an t ' I- ts , t ' l- , Coach, every Morning at bail-past Six o 'cloc • co iCl t • and Sun Inn, iyton-Gate, 1-lull. .0 •Cbe'hu° I' oC .IfFATFORD 'W.. • . ' thud•i • I n a nd area . eN(. o , 4• WI- c ,O very Morning. ' ' , a./ , g TOANI and Edmonton Coach, I)3.faii..p.PL t 1- T o, en o ,lfalf 7 past Two, ilalt-past Four, : o ' d ect , fan), sacc,, l ti si s WILLI -1M B. 'MOUNT AIN" and Co• , 1) , n ot b ' fl: t 0 their Friends a n d the Public, th at they vii , '•,,. it . 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