The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-28 00:00:00

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PRICE SEVEN PEN4'E.

604.011131A* LOAN..
IIOTIOE • in hereby given. • That the THIRD
.Lll HALF VEARLY DIVIDEND of this LOAN mint*
• PAID to the Bessd Holders on the Ist day of November next
and soy 'abatement day, Sundays exempted. The Dividend
Warrants are to be left for examination at the (Mee of /dews.
C. Herring, W. Graham, and J. D. Potties, No. 3, Freeman's
court, Cornhill, one flay previous to resettles the Dividend.
Freenten'a exert. Ott. 4. 1023.

Baia: and Bristol Poe, douches, throng* ChiPP'enhant,
Cobte,..Marlboronyk Hungnrfeird, Nerbsery and Reading,
(eery ,Iffternson at. Oki^ p.serrhse at the Grey/towed Ana,
Balk the • London ,Tavern, Thomas Street, wed Swan,
Bristol, early next atoraiity.
Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, and Plymouth
al,redueed Fares.
• " Umpire," a new Liverpool light Coach. only One
Yl4&t on the Road, carrying Four Inside, sets out Daily
iteOni ; arrives at Liverpool next Aliernoon at 5, thro'
Woburn, Latianiry. 'Northampton. Welford. Lslterworth,
Mherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Rants-
' ford. Warrington and Proscot..
shremsbury, Wellington and Shiffital Light Post Coaches,
every Morning and ,Viersoos. Guarded.
Barnstaple. Bontlanolton, and Creditors New Light fast
Colich,every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at
7 ?Cloth.

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FROM GAZETIE,
WAR OFFICE. Os-roots 24. 1a23.
14th Regiment of Light Dragoons-4. G. Duff, Gent. to be
Curnet, lay purchase. vire D'Llrhun. promoted.
11th Regiment of Foot—Lieut. E. 8. Pridsawx, to be Capt.,
by puechaae. s lee Maeintonh, promoted in the 911 Font ; En-
, sign M. Richmond to he Lieutenant by purchase, vice PH-
I deans ; T. A. Bell, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Richuiond.
24th Ditto—Ensign J. Robinson. from the 89th Foot. to he
Ensign, vice W. Campbell, who exchanges.
89tb Ditto—Easign W. Campbell, from the 24th Foot, to be
Ensign. vice Ruhinson, who exchanges.
2d West ladle Reginpeat—Serjeant Major D. Curry tombs,
Adjutant (with the rank of Ensitn). vice Miller. deceased. •
114 Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign W. Walsh, from half
pav I ith Feet, to be Ensign, 'sire W. Chambers, who returns
to his former situation on the Retired List.
Bnovirr—The under-mentioned Cadets of the Honourable
the East India Company's Wervice, to have the temporary rank
of Second Lieutenant In the Army, whilst doing duty at the
Establishment for Field Instructions at Chatham. under the
command of Lieutenant Colonel Pasley, of the Royal Engi-
aners:—Mr. T. S. Rare; 111r..W. G. Nugent; Mr. J. F. Rohl-
wine.; Mr. B. Y. genii; Mr. C. E. Faber.
HOSPITAL STAPP.—.O. Minty. Gent. vie* Kinnit. deceased :1
F. C. Huthwaite, Gent. vice Mackay, deceased, to be Hospital
Assistants to the Forces.
MsmonANoux.—Depety Com& • General Whitmore,
having failed to pay over to the public balance due from
him on his accounts, has been removed from the service.

CONSISTORY COURT, EXETER.

[BEFORE TIM Loan BISHOP MID Tll3 REV. ERA/MELLOR
MARTIN.]
This suit was instituted against the Reverend P. Peering.
Rector of North Finish. near Mosibury, is this County, charg-
ing him with a continued series of Incontinence and fornica-
tion with one Maria Isabella Blackburn, from July, 1800. tO
Mardi, 1821. The proeeedings in the case on the leith instant,
were reported in the Smvssivax of Saturday last.
SENTESEE.—On Friday last, the Worshipful the Chancellor
of the Diocese, as the Bishop's Commissary, read senteoce
the above case, by which the defendant was suspended from his
benefice for three years, with a deprivation of the income for
that time, and condetuned in costs.

JYA IS 1.0 AT4.--Notiee is hereby given, that the HALF
YE IRLY co this LOAN will be paid to
the Bond Haider& en the Ist day .f November next, mud any
subsequent day (Slstsdays excepted). between the hoers or ten
end two o'clock ; the Dividemd Warrants to be left for exa-
mination at the Cowling boom of the Salawriber, one day
previous to receiving the dividend.
7, Tokenhouse-yard, HERMAN HENDRICKS.
October 11.

MARKETS AND FAIRS.
At Rotherfield Fair on Monday last, there was but an
indifferent show of lean stock. The Runts were in num-
ber lers than has been exhibited at that Fair for some
years past, which nevertheless weot off heavily; and n; out
the whole but little business was transacted.-(Lewes.
OCT. 26.)
At our Beast Market, en Tuesday, Beef. was in gond
supply, the very best of which did not exceed 3a. 6d. per
stone ; and the trade was the reverse of brisk, at inferio
prire.-Mutton was plentiful,. fres* 311.,t0 3s. Bd. Prime
'tether, we believe. reached 41.--Good Porkers met a good
sale, and fetched fell 4s. 6d. per stone. •
There was an extremely fete show of Sheep at Devizes
Fair, on Monday last; the number being greater than
ever befere remembered. The demand, however, was
not proportionate, and the prices sunk from is. to 2s. pee
head under those obtained at the late fairs, whilst a great
another, even at this reduction, coolil not find purchasers.
The general price of wethers may be stated at from 20s. to
28e; a few prime pens rather less money. Ewes from 15s.
to 275.; Lambs front Bs. to 17a. Beef varied at from 7s. to
Bs. lid. per score. There was a great number of inferior
horses,.bnt very little trade. •
Cheese sold heavily at Salisbury Fair on Tuesday list.
and uotwitlistaodiog there was but the usual quantity
pitched, nearly one half remained unsold, and was. taken
to Winchester for the fair. • Best Somerset, from 565. to
60.. ; Seconds 455. to 505.; North Wilts 50s. to 581.; Skies
245. -Onions from 3s. 6d. to 61. per sack.
On Therm' ty, Winchester Sheep Fair comment. 01. The
greatest number of Sheep penned ever known : in ties
morning pri:es were low, but toe ards evening.. Weehill
latices were fully maintained : prices-Lambs 20e. to 224. z
Ewes IS.. to 40s. ; Wethers 20s. to 355.; from 40 to :,o,OU's
were penned -A great number ,ef Horses, which fetche,t
gool prices, and a great number sold. Good supply of ait
sorts of Cheese, which fetched nearly the same prices as
last fair 1-13,<t Somerset, 60s. to 72.. ; Second ditto, 465.
to 56.. ; Half Coward, 30.. to 425. ; Skim, 184. to 264.
At Devizes Corn Market, on Thursday, one sample. or
old Wheat realized 335, ; but the general prices were with.
ant variation. There was a good supply, and sales were
etearly., • •
YARMOUTH, OCT. 23.-We had a good supple of Grain
on Saturday at our Market ; both Wheat and Barley is rather
dearer, say one to 2.. per quarter. lirey Pea. are 24. per
quarter dearer. Oats a brisk sale at last weeks prices.-
Nothing doing in Beans.
Falkirk great annual Michaelmas tryst on the 13th and
14th inst. was numerously stocir.ed with black cattle,.hoeses.
and sheep. Fbe show of horses adapted fur the cart and
saddle was very inferior, sale dull, and prices on .the de-
cline. Door' Aberdeen and Angies bullocke were not in.
much request ; prices fur three rear olds from SI. to 111_
each, and from two year old. from 51. to 71. The best
West Highland 3 year old bnllorks fetched from 51. 15..
to 71. 103.; heifers from 41. to 61. 10.. ; one and two year
old bullock., and heifers from 11. Is. to 41. 4s. each.-Sheep
were very numerous, fat 3 yea; old wethers sold from 18a.
to 225. each ; those for turnips this season brought from 7s.
to 13.. each : two year.old winterers from fis. 6d. to 10s. tid..
and ewes from 4s. 6d. to 71. 6d. each. At the conclusion of
the market the remainder, of the cattle rose about 10 per
cent. and the demand increased ; so that not above 210
head remained unsold. •
CO. LEITRIM.-The fair of lkeadue, held on the 16tla
inst., has realized the expectations of the Patentee. The
show of cattle exceed that.of the last, or any former fair
held in that town ; good Milch Cows brought Pl. 24., hut
the general average wall.frOns 41. to 71. Strippers fur which
the demand was trifling, were priced at 21. 10s. to 41. The
highest price given for fat Pigs, was 11.55. percet. Wethers
had tew purchasers-14s. 6d. to 11. each, was the highest
price given.
We lately noticed the depressed rate at which a lot of
bullocks from the County Clare had been disposed of on the
Grand Parade : this day, another lot from the same County
was offered for sale, but at a farther depreciation ; souse
three year olds were sold at 31. 101. to 31. 153.-(Curk
Chronicle.)

The "Roekingham," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets out
every Afternoon at Two; and passes through Ratdoek •
Biggleswa.4e, Eaton, Ruckden, Stilton, WanSford, Slam-
ford, Greetham, Grantham, Newark, rurford, Markham,
moor, Retford. Bantry, Dosimeter, aid Perry-bridge, ar-
rives at the Golden Lion Inn. Leeds, asst Afternoon, at
3 o'clock, in time for the hrtu(ford. Halifax, .skipton cad
1 Huddersfield Coaches, at reduced Pares.—Driven through
wilt. our
coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages only 2d.
per lb.—Notwithstanding the eneonsnion expedition of
this Coach, it to allowed to be the most agreeable aid
complete public conveyance on the North Road, being
unequalled by any other.
Harrotegate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every
Afternoon, at 2. 4-S lx the Mon fag.
Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna-Green. Amman, Dumfries.
Brownhill, Thornhill, Saisquhar Kiln. Cannock. Kings-
well, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post-
Coach Daily.
Bridgenortii, Waists& Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead
New Light fast Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon.
The " Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every
Morning at a quarter before 7 o'clock, through Redborn. Dun-
stable, Stoney Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Datentry, and
Duncharch, to Warwick and Leamington..

Nra. J.,OthHeNearri tRY, of Sloane-street,
est ...t.ityorai.cer.l e
ythinkhieee
ulir his
issomrp•sasriterhe be the kind end lively interest which they
have shown in his behalf. He hes availed Idineciferf 'hissed*
of expressing his gratitude to them... it is the most general
endlennediste course which he eould adopt. The highest bop-
pings which any parson Is capable of enjoying. seises from the
conviction that his character as an honest Mau is acknowledged
and appreciated by all to whom he is known, and from expe-
rieneing in the hour of necessity, that their warmest exertions
are made for his protection. The simple ststement of his else
in conjunction with the unheard of number of Oentlemen of the
highest respectability who attended for the purpose of speak-
ing to his character, to many of whom he has been known for
upwards of thirty years, induced the Judge at a very early pe-
riod of the trial to stop the proceedings against him, and to
declare. in urisoo with the Jury, that the innocence of the ac-
cused was pat beyond the possibility of doubt. With every
feeling of heartfelt thanks he again begs to return his sincere
acknowledgments to all his friends.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. °crones' 43.
Ordnance Medical Department—Seened Assistant Burgeon
C. T. Whitfield to be First Assistant Surgeon, vice Napper.
deceased ; Second Assistant Surgeon W. F. Nelson. from half
pay, to be Second Assistant Snrgeon, vice Whitfield, pro.
tooted: First Assistant Surgeon A. Ogilvie, M. D. from half
pay, to be First Assistant Surgeon.

Commiasiona in the 94 Regiment of Norfolt Yeomanry Ca.

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vary, signed by his MAjesty's Ltetenent of the County of
Nortilk.

The " Express." to York. Elearbo;esyk, Whitby, Shields-
Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a New Light Four-
Inside Post-Coach, with a Gamed throughout ' • sets out
every Morning, by way of Newark, Re(ford.Doneaster,
Ferry-bridge, Tadeaster, Darlington, NortleaUertoe,
Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrives at York the
next Morning, ar REDUCRD FAlES.—Drirtli through with
a coachmen only.—Passengers finding Mei:metres fatigued
on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then
proceed without any additimat fare.
Marlborough and Swindon Four Inside Day Coach.
thro' Aldbourn. Reading. Lambourn, Parton. Lydington,
Peavey, 'Wootton Basset, Rantsbury, Hungerford, New-
bury and Maidenhead.—Driven through with one coach-
man only
The New Royal Patent Mall, Boston aid Louth. Aro'
Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdon. Stilton, Peterbero',
Deeping, Spalding, Spilsby, A(ford, Grimsby *
Keening, at Italkpast 7 o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter
before 7.
The " Express," a New Light Pour-Inside Post Coach
to Carlisle. Penrith aid Whiteharen ; with a Guard all
the way ; passes through Appleby, Breast:, Bowes, Greta-
Bridge, Riasond.Callerick. Boroughbridge, Ferry-bridge,
Doncaster. Newark, Hawley, Grantham. Stamford, Gyve-
'haat, Stilton, Niggle:wade and Baldork. Sets oat in the
Ale:uay, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fa-
cility, AT 111CDUCRD PC RES.
Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea-
sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their sees belay se-
cured le the next Coach.
THE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE.
The New Royal Palest Mail, Cambridge thro' Ware,
Ihostingford, Basekland, Royston, livening. at half past
7 o'e'oek, Sunday. at a quarter before 7.
Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale, Bolton,
Chorley, Ormskirk and Garstang Light Post Coaches,
eve: y Morning and Afternoon.
The " Royal Express." New Light Four-Inside Post
Coach, to Liverpool, in ItS Hours only, Vero' Warrington,
Prescot, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastle, Rudgly„ Knish:-
ford. Stone, Stafford and Litchfield, (on!! One Night on
the Road,) every Afternoon ; arrires at the Saracen's
Head Inn, Dale-street, Lirerpool. next Evening.
The advasstuyes to Travellers who honour this coach with
their preference are far superior to any other on this Road.
as the "Royal Ezprnie" is driren throughout with 4 coach-
men only (S less than any other coat* to Liverpool)—a sa-
ting to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides
the additional advantage, especially to commercial inter-
ests, of performing the journey in less tiros thus any other
coach ; and. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition,
the Proprietors pledge themselves that fur safety and 4C.
eommodation it Is equalled by few and shall be surpassed
by none.
Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every
Afternoon, to Laneud, Stoke, Shelton, Burstein, Tunstall,
Lawton, Manly and Holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach
direct to the Potteries.

Major IL Wilson to h. Lieutenant Colonel. vice Alpe, de-
ceased ; Captain W. Lee, to be biajor. vice Wilson. pro-
moted; the lion. P. Wodeliouse to be Captain, vice Lee, pro-
moted.

Commission in the Midhurst Troop of Sussex Yeomanry Ca-
valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Sussex.
W. Henry Yuldnin, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Shirley, re-
signed;
DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 8, G. French, Whitechapel road. provision agent and
cheesemonger—Nov. 13, T. Hobbs, Westminster road,
vic-
tusl:er—Nov. 13, J. Fielding and W. Street. Bucklersbury.,
stationers and eopertners—Nov. 21, H. Arehbell, suburbs of
the City of York, eorefactor--NOT. It T. foal, Burwell,
Lincolnshire, dealer and chapeau—Nov. 24. J. Phillips, Wal-
lingford, Berkshire, carpenter and builder—Nov.24, W. Wells,
Brightwell, Berkshire, farmer—Nov. 21, J. Massie. Derby,
mercer and draper—Nov. 13, T. Turner. late of Saunbridge.
Hertfordshire, timber merchant and victualler—Nor. 23, T.
T. Dray. Wardour street, Soho. coal dealer—Nor. 29. S. P.
Seeger Maidstone, Rest, dealer soil chapmen—Nov. 19. H.
Whitehead, Bury, Lancashire, druggist and grocer—Nov. 13,
W. B. White, Strand, draper--Nov. IS, T. llarding, jan.,
Helstone, Cornwall. grocer.
CERTIFICATES, N0v.13.

W. Standen, sen., late of East %lolling, and Eist Peckham,
Kent, farmer and paper maker—R. Pullin, LeWIS. Yorkshire,
merchant and dyer—J. Ritchie. now or late of Watlinu street,
warehousemau—B. Sutcliffe, Cheapside, warehouseman—S.
Peeefee, Croydon, Surrey, baker—S. flirt. sen., Elderafield,
Worcestershire, butcher and blacksmith—J. Jones, Corely,
Shropshire, me burner—W. Alfrey, Lawrence laur, Cheap-
side, warehouseman.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Newton and E. Leigh, Dukinfield. Cheshire, cstton spin.
ners—T. and J. Mahon, and W. Brown, Leeds, Yorkshire,
cloth manufacturers and dressers (so tar as regard T. and J.
Mahon)—W. Austin and J. Bennett, 43, Phanton street, Pen-
tonville, general dealers—W. Chapman and E. Roe- Sherborn
lane, printers—M. and A. Gorton, Alton, Southampton,
keepers of a ladies boarding scbool—J. Glyde and J. Hull,
Yeovil, Somersetshire, linen drapers—J. Marsh and T. Ebs-
worth, Coleman street, wool brokers--M. Lightband; E.
D'Heilles, A. Hildreth, S. [Tullman, and J. Hultman. Duke
street, St. James's, florists (so far as regards S. and J. Bull-
man)—R. Gibbs and R. Clement, Clapham, Surrey, carpenters
and builders—E. and J. Willingham, and T. Jones, 91, Strand,
fishing tackle manufacturers (so far as regards T. Jones)—G.
Taylor and J. Ashworth, Accrington. Lancashire, cotton spin-
ners—E. Nettleton. E. Ostend, W. Colman, T. W. Osborne,
R. Hicks, M. A. Hicks, and C. G. Nettleton, Plymouth, pro-
prietors, printers, and puhlishers of the Plymouth and Ply-
mouth Dock Weekly Journal—J. Modlin and I. Hetherington.
Bethnal Green Road, linen drapers and hosiers—G. Webster
and G. Priestley. Liieds, Yorkshire, stovers—M. and R. Ema-
nuel, Bevis Marks, London, wholesale jewellers, silversmiths,
and hardwiremen—E. King and J. Mortimer, No. 318, Ox-
ford street, surgeons, apothecaries, and accoucheurs—J. flora
and W. C. Selden, Harwieh, Essex, surgeons—J. Wharram
and C. H. Bower. Blackman street. Southwark, corn dealers
and coal merchants—G. and J. B. T.ambert, 40, Cannon street,
St. George in the East, plumbers and glaziers—P. Liddale, J.
Watson, and J. Cooper, White Ilart Court, Leicester sqaare,
I silver platers—Moritz Bertram and M. Daniels, of 13, Bury
street. St. Mary Axe, perfumers—T. Harrison. J. Tebay, M.
Turner, L. Angell, M. Harrison, and W. Cleland, Whitehaven,
Cumberland, vitriol manufacturers.

Wakefirld 4-Inside Post Coaches, terry Morning and
Afternoon, AT REDUCED PA RE4.
Chester, Newport, Whilecharrh, Tarporley, 'lamp[-
wick, Northirich and Middle*** Light Coaches, every
Morning and Afternoon.
Stamford Light Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon,
Through Baldock, Biggleswade, St. Neots, Buckdun, Neon-
bury,. Stilton. and Wandsford.
Sunderland, Stockton and Yarns Light Post Coach every
Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, AT REDUCED
1,4 REM.

Thc Weather, which for a lung period had been so unfa-
vourable, seems to have terminated on Thursday week.
when it rained throughout the day, and occasioned melan-
choly ferebodings as to the fate of the latter harvest. (im
Friday the wind, which seemed to he permanently fixed is
the west, veered round to the eastward, where it has re-
mained ever since, with a clear sky and uninterrupted SIIT,
shine. Indeed for the last eight days scarcely a drop of
rain has fallen in this neighbourhood, and of course, little
grain remains in the fields in the vicinity of Carlisle; but
at a few miles distance there is a considerable quantity yet
nnlioused, and even some which has not undergone the
Operation of the sickle. The farmers have certainly beets
indefatigable, and may truly be said to have labonred day
and night; much corn having been led to the barn'varil by
moonlight. At present, there is every appearance of this
fine weather continuing for some time longer; affording the
gratifying prospect of being able to secure in safety the
produce of the earth. With this anticipation the grail
market is still declining; the last general average for
wheat being no more than 465. sd. a quarter, or 17s. 441 t.
a Carlisle bushel ; barley, 255. 4d. or 9s. 6d. Carlisle mea-
sure; and oats 20=. fid. a quarter.—(Carliele Journal.)
Snowe as discovered on the distantmountains frombendal.
on al outlay inorning:se'nhig, ht. In the year ISIS, they wore a
pimilar appearance, for the first time, on the same day, the
uf thrcuber. • .
The weath'er has been dry and favourable for some time.
with a slight frost in the mornings. Several of the farmers
around Eaglesliam, in the Menne parish, and in different
parts of the npland districts; hateatill some grain to cur;
but the fields are now all clear In -this nei.tlibburhood.
The Devoe digging is also well forwird. A number •Of
diggers are engaged every morning' ai the cross—wiges
run from Is. 6,1. to Is. 101., according to.the distenete'they
are taken froM town. -(Glasgow Chronicii,Vet.23l)- •
Several nights of the -past week were matted by fie
and ice. but the days were fine anti vesnnalPtioitil '
seufirently favourable, to Vie, ,pttepows dritlrriClatt
(Sea Adve,tiate.): , . . .
Lt Oct.. gel.—Alte . weather storing' At
week hal greatly linpreved.th4l4l4* gad a •
linable breadth of wheat has been sawn. land lyil
low aitnatiuns is not yet in a condition, however, to reel
the seed: The harvest on the %V olds is not quite comp'
it his been enitsitalty pr.itracteil, and cola quPi.tip
expens:ve. In a few days the ;thole will be I;nished.

Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally Ito," to Man-
chester. Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, Wolver-
hampton KittsWord, New Four Inside Pest Coaches,
Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the (laud.
Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches
erery Morning, called "The Express," and also " The
Rockingham,' erery Afternoon, AT REDUCED PARes.
The " Royal Express," new Birmingham Light East Night
Coach, in 15 lion rs, sets out erery afternoon. carrying 4 inside
only. panes through Warwick, Leamington, &Helium,
Weedon. Darentry. Stoncy-Stratford, and Towcester, to
the Saracen's Head, BNB Street, Birmingham. early the
next morning.—Driren through with two cOuehmen only.
The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Hull. Lin-
coln, Northeare, Howden and Doncaster, erery morning,
at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Market Place. Hall, and
also the "Rockingham" in the afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdon and Chrshnnt Coach•
7'ultenlains and Edmonton Coaches daily at deem, hall=
past two. fire, and eight o'clock.
•s• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster:
Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per lb.
S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable
for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggsze, IYritings.. Plate, &c.
of more than Five Pounds vitiate, if lost, stolen, nr damaged.
unless entered ns such, and the Itioiralwe pail for preord-
ingly, at the Saracen's Read Inn, Skinner-streei, Surat 11'1,
London.

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