Frew the LONDON GAZETTE. January tg. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OIDNANCII-Orrlet. JANUMLY I+. Corps of Royal Engineers. Captain Lieutenant William Gravatt to be Captain, 'eke Gor. don, dem Dated December t. tloa. nit Lieutenant Cornelius Mann to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Gravatt, promoted. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant George J. Harding to be Fitt Lieutenant, trice Mann, promoted. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED . Tab. 26. Martin Dunsford. of •Tiverton. Ll,voulkire, merebant, at ten, at the Three Tuna Inn, Tiverton. March 12. John White, late of Old Broad-ftreet, London, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. March 12. Richard Jacob Richardfun, Ire of Inndon-ftreet, I .ondon. mei chant and i nfuran cc-broker at tell, at Guildhall. March az. lisac Mafoo, of Deptford-Bridge, Kent, upholder, an ten, at Guildhall, London. BANIiR tivrs. James Watfim, of Lven, Norfolk. drugyift, to foreerder Jan. zs, 29, and March t, at ten, at Guildhall, Lenid ,, n. tonnes, Mr. Richards, Red Lion-lquare. Loudon ; in. Mr. George Hawkins. Lynn. Joan Sturges, of Northampton, dealer and chapman, January WI, at eleven, Feb. a. at one, and March 1, u ten, at Guild • hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bonifield, 13ouveric-ftrect, Flect-Meer,London. _ . . Robert Younihufband, formerly of the lOand of Demerara, merchant, dealer and, chapman, and Late partner of Curran Gale, Tower bill, Loudon, met bane, January 22, at), and l'alarch 1, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Willis, Warnford-Court, Throganortcr.-ftreet, London. Hugh Jones. of Cow-Lire, Snow-hill, Loudon, elieefemonger, dialer and cluopman, January se, Feb. 3, March s, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Ely place, Holborn. Chriftopher Banks, of York, bookfeller, flationer, dealer and ebapman, February 3,4, and March 1, at eleven, at the houfe of Mr. Henry Hoovilet, Finkle-ftrei t, York. Attornies, Mr. . Tate, York; or Mars. Allen and Exley, of Furnival's-Inn, London. _ _ Edward Sutton, of Liverpool, fog-boiler, ullowthendler, dealer and chnpman, Feb. t 4, es, and March t, at one,at the George-In*, Dale-ftrect,Liverpoul. Attorney, Mr. 'nom', Fidler, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. jail. al. Jobn Smith, late o 4 Woolwich, Kent. hawker and pedlar. dealer and chapatan, at ten, at ttulL'hall, London, January 22. John Cowley and Francis Fichl, of Bafinghall ball-ltreet, London, Black well-hall• (idiots and copartner*. at nine, at GtdldhaU, Jan. as. William Lawton, formerly of New Inn, Middlefez, and afterwards of Great St. Helkn's, London, and late of , Park-place, Illington,Middkfez, money fcrivener, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. OLD BALLET. irefterday fourteen piifoners were tried, one of whom was convieted of a mil - demeanor, viz. Haim Bldg, for uttering a counterfeit 11alfguinea. Five were convieted ut felony, viz. Daniel Derii,ll alicigamo IVorbyt, for healing two Licks of coals, the property of Robert Ward. Daniel Sidney, the profecutor's clerk, (wore that, on the gosh of December, he was at Golden Harbour Wharf, in the City, and law thirty-fix tacks of coals put into a waggon to be conveyed to Mars. Levecque's brewhoufe and ordered Worbys to go with them. On his crofs-exami nation, he was pofitive that 36 Packs were fent. William Simplon livedin Whitecrofs-fireet. On the . .soth of December he Law a coal waggon, at tended by the prifoners, Rep at a hair atelier's door in the beet. He Law Worbys enquire where the cooper lived ; the cooper lived in the witnefs's hook, and Worbys brought a fack of coals up 'airs to his room. The wiuiefs went over to a public houfe and law Worbys come down again; Daniels untied the cords of the waggon, and Wor bys took another fack, which he conveyed to the fame place where he had carried the other. The witods, having tome fufpicion, went over and got his wife to read the name upon it, not being able to do fo himfelf. He followed the waggon to the brewhoufe, where be gave information of what he bad teen. When they got to the brewhoufe, the prifoners threw two empty Packs on the ground. Mr. Levecque, the brewer, Paid that he received information of what had paffed from the fall wit pefs, in confequence of which he went upon the waggon, in order to tell the number of Packs ; be found only 34 full ones, and two empty Packs were lying on the ground. The vitnefs fent for Mr. Ward. On his cross examination he laid that be had not received two facks in room of thufe holm. The quantity be ought to have received was twenty chaldrons. He had not fettled the account, nor paid for any part of them. Mr. Ward laid that Worbys was in his ferviee pt the time, but that be had difcharged Daniels about a week before. Having been lint for by Hr. Levecque, he went to the brewhoufe, where be was informed of what had happened. The coals were his own property, until they were delivered according to their declination. The prifoners, in their defence, endeavoured to eftablifh that the two empty Packs which had been found on the ground had been (hot in the brew houfe. _ _ _ Several witneffes appeared to Daniels's charac ter, and one to that of Worbys. Tilde w•itneffes defcribed them as ifriber, honed, and inJuflrious men. The Jury found the prifoners both Guilty. Mr. Ward recommended Daniels to mercy. Jobe Green, for Real ing a gown and ether articles, the property of Sarah Dudley ; and C. Arm/cad, for Realing 40 lb. weight of bacon, the property of T. H. Marlb. And eight were acquitted, among whom was, Assn Bode!, indieted for Ilealing a (even fhilling piece from Prifcilla Molt, the property of Thomas Molt, her hufband. . . About three weeks ago the profecuttix went in to a public houfe in King-lireet, St. Giles's, ac• eompanied by the prifoner. She had occarion to take Come money out of her pocket, and threw a feven (haling piece down on the table. The pri. toner immediately fnitthed it up, and ran out of the houfe. The pi-id - coot it did not call after her, becaufe fhe (tippled this w.is done in jell, and that the would get back her money. A perlim of the same of Ellis raw the whole tranfaßion. and was ready to corroborate every part of her teftimony. Ellis, in his evidence, related the circunillances exaftly in the way in which they have been now defcribed. The ptifonerdenied all knowledge of the tranfae tlt,ll, and called a witnets to prove that the accufa tiwn was malicious. blaly IN'eldorie was in the hook of the prifo- ner's mother on the night when the robbery *is committed. She heard the profecutrix offer to make up the bufinefs, provided the prifoner would repay the money by (mall inftallments. She fur ther heard the profecotrix fay that (he would give Ellis half a crown, if he would (wear that lie law the prifoner run away with the 7s. piece. The witnefs and profecutrix were on this part of the evidence confronted I but both Routh , per. fitted in their refpative affertions. The profecu iris got rather warm, and told the court and Ju ry that there was no wonder the witnefs could not give a proper account of the affair— (he was better employed than in attending to what (he faid, for , the was then fitting on a young fellow's knee. It was proved that the profecutrix was occa-1 tic:molly deranged, and a (hurt time fince had at- tempted to cut her own throat. Several witneffes were called to the prifoner's charaCter, who (poke of her in very favourable terms. She was, without hefitatiod acquitted. Robfrt AVE, and Sufmnah, his wife, were tried for Healing a bank note of twenty-five pounais, the property of James O(born. Mr. O(borne faid, he kept the White Hotfe pub lic honk, at Kenfington, and had been a ColleCtor of the Taxes for many years• On the 29th of Oc tober lag, he called at the houfe of the prifoners, in the City. The Pacifier, Robert Mirth, held a fituation in the Court of Requefts, for the City of London. At the time the Witoefs was there, it was about five in the evening, and fo dark that he could not fee diftinetly. He had his pocket-book out while he was there, and he was alrnoft cer tain that he left it behind him. He did not mils it till he got home that night. The neat morn ing he went back to the bottle of the prifoners, who denied all knowledge of it, and advited himito advertife it, which he did, to nn effeet. But, upon giving in the numbers at the Bank, he had notice of the note of 251. being paid, which he traced from different hands to a linen-draper, who told him lie took it from a man and woman, who raid their names were Marfh, and lived at Wapping, but no filch perfons could be found. The prole cutor fulpefling, from the fimilarity of names, there might be a miflake, took the linen-draper to the prifoners, who immediately knew them en be the perfons who changed the 251. note with him. The linen-draper giving his evidence to this effect, the Jury found the prifoner Robert Guilty, and acquitted his wife; but as the (leafing was in his own houfe, the conviSion was not capital. :161:n Hod:fro was tried for flealing a Hunting. don bank note, value 201. hem the banking-houfe of Mars. Newnham, Harrifon and Co. where lie lived as clerk in December tSot. It appeared from the evidence that he had left this fituation, but they heard nothing of this note till the i tth of December tSo:, when application was made for the payment of it at the banking-houfe by William Balker, who faid he was a cutler from Portfmeuth, and had it from the prifoner, who was waiting jug by for him, and who was imme diately apprehended. The note was produced, and feveral w•itneffes, who proved this note to have been Rolen. An objeaion was taken by Mr. Ksowass, one of the prrfoner's Counfel, that no Ramp was to be feeu on this note, it being mach worn, and palled on paper. After the ftriaeft infpcaion the Jury could not fee the Ramp. by which the profecution fell to the ground, and the prifoner was acquit. ted ; but not without a caution-from the Common Serjeant. who tried him, who told him he had not a doubt of his guilt ; and had he been tried in the day. inflead of the night, this Ramp might have been perceivable. gam Pot4hu was indiaed for Reeling two hogf heads of fugal., which were Paid to be the property of feveral different perfons • and No Wan: was in.Ziacted for receiving the fame. koowing them to have been Rolen. The falls of the cafe were (portly as follows :—The prifoner Popkins was a fervant to Mr. Pugh. and. one day in lag Decem ber, went to Mr. Pinkerton's. with whom the fu gars were warelionfed, and pretending that he came from Mr. Pugh, obtained two Irogtheads of fugal-, laying, that Mr. Wackerbath was at his Mailer's counting-houfe, and waited until the two , hogfbeacls of fugar could be delivered. Under I this idea. the fugar was delivered to the prifuncr, who, inilead of carrying it to Mr. Pugh's. car ried it to the (hop of the prifoner Adams. who bought it. Immediately after the firft witnefs was called, who proved thefe fads, the Rscoensa laid, he was of opinion that this was not a felony. In 1.11 the cafes upon this lubjea, it had been held, that the perfon who parted with the goods gave only a limited polliffion ; but here the abfolute poffefLon of the goods was parted with, and, therefore. it was not a felony, but a fraud. This produced a long legal argument, in which Mr. Kr4OWLIL and Mr. Kamer argued, that where a party had been guilty nffraud, they Ihould never take advantage of that fraud, to fcreen thensfelves from a charge of felony. infafled alfo, that in this cafe the profecutor had only parted with pareffion for a limited purpole, namely, 'bat it Ihould be delivered to Mr. Wackerbath, and that not being done, the prifoner was guilty of felony. Mr. Serjeant Barr. Mr. Guaresy, and Mr. ALLEY, or. the other fide. contended, that it was as important that the different fpecies of crimes (hould be profeented by their appropriate india ments, as that the different eaufes of aitions in civil cafes Ihould be followed by their refpeaive remedies. The common law definition of felony was, that the goods of the party fhould be obtain ei by force from the owner, and fo it remained, until altered in various cafes by Ratute. The fame dittinaion cailled between fraud and felony, as there did in civil anions between trepafs and anions upon the cafe. The Learned Counfel then (rioted all the cafes bearing epos the point, in which cafes the owners of the goods only parted with the podeifion for a limited time, and after that, the poefeltron was to revert to themfelves.— Thus Major Semple hired a poll-chaife, which was to be returned ..fter the journey performed.— 'arcs hired a horfe to go to Barnet. They both fold them, and therefore there was np privity of c ontraa between the hirer and the perks borrow. ing the goods ; bet the latter having fold thern contrary to contradt, the Jury had interred an ori ginal felonious intention. The RECORD:a, having confidered the argu ments and cafes quoted by the Learned Gentle men, Paid, he entertained no doubt of the law, and remained by his original opinion. He, there fore, direaed the Jury to acquit both the prifo • ners, Paying, that the profecutor had millaken the iudiausent, but ought to have profecuted on the astute of Geo. H. for obtaining goods on falfe pretences.—Both, Not Guilty ; but Popkins Was ordered to be detained. SP. CIAL GOMMISSION. WAtERFORD, JAN. B.—Thurfday, the Special Col:million *as opened in our Court-houfe, by the Hon. Mr. Jullice Dowmas and the Hon. Mr. Baron GSORGF, Juflices. After the Grand Jury were fworn in, Mr. Jul tict Dowries addrefled theth to the following pur port :—Gentlemen, It Teems neceffory to fay fnmething to you, in explanation Of the rcafons that have ocedioned the; calling you together at this very unufual fedon of the year, and which impoies on you and us the fame duty as at the time of the Affixes. We all know, and have to lament, the cited of the deffgns of wicked people, In exciting the pedantry to infurredion, which ended in open rebellion. Although we hope that the offences which are to be brought under your confideratian, are not Imputable to the continuance of the rebellious fpirit, yet it is to be feared the nature of them aro& in tome of the confequences therefrom. The complexion of there offences, as far as we know, and which we are glad to find have only taken place in a few in fiances in this county, although, we fear, more generally In others, is that of an endeattiur to confine the effort, of induf. try to the people edible their own diltritts, and making ore of loth means of doing fo, as might be fuppded from fuch a dif petition. This is a great offence in itfelf, but is equally de an:dive to the imerett of the perpetrators; for If they want to confine others to their own diftrid, they ought to expel they would be confined to theirs; and loch a (yam, inftead of being to their advantage, would tend to render them mere haves, and reduce them to the rank of Ruffian pedants, who are confidcred attached to the foil, as a property. That inch crimes and diforders thould take place at this time, when peace is fully reftored, and when no aid can be espeetcd from the enemy, is not eafily to be accounted for. Even when they did taped and receive all the aid the enemy could give them, it was found that his Mayfly's Government, with the aid of the loyal inhabitants ' was (efficient to put down rebel. lion—what an they espeillnow, when that enemy Isla friend , fitip f Can they hope they would be able to cope with his Majelly's Government It is the height of madnefis--and it is to he hoped, that die Inquiries you are to make will thew them their folly, and elude them to fupport tranquillity and peace. Friday, at the Special Commiffion, which lafted from. i t till nine in the evening, Parriti Jabs Murray, yeha Hackie, and Michael Power, were found Guilty of a burglary, at the houfe of John Daniel, at Four-mile -water, in the county of Waterford. O'Doisswilios and O'Brien, charged with the fame offence, were acquitted. Michael Power was recommended by the Grand Jury to mercy. DUBLIN. JANUARY 13. On Saturday evening the Special Commiffion doled at Waterford, when Wm. Broderick was ca• pitally convidted of the bur lary at Four-Mile. Water, of which Pat. Clancy, John Hackett, John Murray, and Michael Power, were found guilty on Friday. John CaGsy and Daniel Carey, indieed for riot (ugly affembling and breaking open the dwelling hou fe of Martin Reilly, and endeavouring by threats to make him quit his place of abode.— Acquitted. Michael Manahan, tried on a Gmilar indiement. acquitted of the capital charge. but found guilty of a mifdemeanor, to be whipped through Dungar van, and imprifoned for fix months, and to give fecurity for his good behaviour for liven years. Maurice Kane. a witnefs who came forward on behalf of Jdhn Murray, was identified on the table as one of the party concerned in the burglary at Four-Mile-Water, and immediately committed.— Bills of indiament were afterwards found againn him. but his trial was &fermi until the nest ais/..cs. After the trials were over, and the feveral pri loners who had been capitally cnnvifled were put to the bar, Mr. Baron Genial addreiled them in a very feeling manner. lle Rated in arcing terms the atrocity of the crime they had committed, and the melancholy confequences that might cane to the country if fuck dreadful outrages weie not promptly and vigoroully lupin died. He cautioned them no: to indulge the lead hope of mercy, and in a moil affeding manner exhorted them to em ploy the fliort period they had to live in prepara tion for eternity. The !carnet: Jude then palled the dreadful lenience of the law on John Hackett, Pat. Clancy, John Murray, Wm. Broderick, and Michael Power. The unhappy men behaved with fuitable deco rum, and are to be executed on Saturday, the lad init. at the Fair Green of Wind Gap, near Four mile-Water. Sunday the Hon. Mr. Ju(lice Dowses, and the Hon. Baron Groast. left Waterford for Clonmel. From the Clentnel Gazette, received this morning, 1 we learn that a Special Commit ion was opened in Clomnel on Monday latt, by the Hon. Baron Glottis and the Hon. Jullice DOWN Es; and on Tuefday, Daniel Ryan and Tim. Hallinan were tried for an earth on Margaret Daniel, a married ' woman. of Newcaftle, county Tipperary. The I, trial billed all day.—The brother and filler of the prof eetttrix appeared on behalf of the priforiers, to difcredit her ttilimony—a miferable proof of their own depravity I Every endeavour that could he ex ercifed to invalidate her charge was praelifetl—bitt in vain : her tale, though unadorned, was invaria bly confiflent, and earned conviEtion home to the minds and the hearts of the Jury, who confulted but a moment on their verdid of—Guilty. On Tuefday, about two o'clock, a fire broke out in a public-houfe, in Harry-area, which appear ed for Come time to threaten deltruCtion to the neighbouring houfes. A perfon in the cellar of the houfe, taking a candle near a hoglbead of whilkey, I communicated the fire to it. and in lefs than ten minutes the fpirits in the cellar were all in a blaze; and fo prong and tremendous did it appear for Tome time. that the exertions of above one hun dred perfons, a number of fire-engines, and a great fopply of water, feasted to promife but little fue cefs in extinguithing it. A number of gentlemen laboured in pumpin and carryins water, and many perils's. of ra nt blended that mason eaer-1 dons with the lower clefs. Puff rlts STAR: MR. EDlTOR—Obferving its one of your late Papers, a complaint in behalf of the Mailers, in the entitle of which Soundingt': Friend pleafes to in+ finuate, that no Corps in his Majefly's Navy is fo badly ufed. I beg to fuggeß for the informatlort of the Public, a few &Bs touching on the Corps of Surgeons. They, as well as Mailers, were taught their profeGion, previous to embarking in the Navy t and at an expence that will bear no conspari-: fon. Their utility has been as recently and AS eaten fitwly proved, and it is a notnrinus 'mills, that, eight years athial fervitude, independent of the time they ferved as mate, will not bring them within the number fur :s. 6d. per diem, half pay ; a poor remuneration, indeed, Mr: Eorroa, for the devo tion of the /ili of their days to the fervice of their country; infulated front inciety and friends. And what makes the refieetion Rill mm a melancholy is, the controlling it with the flats of the Army Surgeon, who the moment he is appointed, has his s,. pet+ diem half pay ! And is the Surgeon, my country man, who has the honour of attending the Beams TARS, at daring defenders of your fiber*, iall did property, not equally intitled to your benefaeliont?Caut any thinking mind reconcile there faels,when he fakes into the fcale, the refpeelive relative value of both ellablifitments; and weighs them with the local and commercial intercity of Oteat Britain? Is the Nai y Surgeon, after having facrificed eight erten years. for sacrificed they undoubtedly are, unlefsthe eon vietion of having dorm much good during that time, may be confidered to compenfate. I Cay, is he to be turned on fhore to Peek bread where be can ; probably without a tonne lion, having /eff the opportunity !!! All chiles in the Navy, front the Admiral down, can bear ample teftimony of their merits; and there is a difcernirvg Admiralty Board, who it is to be hoped, after the completiort of snore momentous affairs, will, with that pa. triotie concern for which they have been fo emi. nently dillinguithed, take into Confideration the cafes of both Mafier: and Surgeon:. I am acquainted with many who contribute largely to the revenue; and who would rejoice in feeing a part of it appro., priated to the bettering of the Surgeoesfiate. It would tenure tothe Navy fuperior talents, which it would have at command, but which, as things nom Rand. muff be confidered as equivocal. It was with plea. fere I tmcierftood that the Hoff. the CmAnceLtot of the EXCHEqyza,than whoth none poffelTes more tranfcendant abilities, or Is better capacitated to Ell the exalted Ration. with an all pervading un derfianding, propofed doing fomething for this much neglefled corps. sette 4 twitai ET HlllEltailt. DIED. On the get MIL in her heather's bottle, hi Orret Koff& firm, Mifi Rebecca Cummings at Fairfield, near Ulafgear. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOB-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION. tOlt. TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. JT THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NLW POST-COACHES. through Cbfilmdom. Caine, and Marlboro' every After:wee 3 arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Ina, lath, and the London Tavern, Thomasiftreet, Briftel, neat Morning-A.- fide tl za.-.Out tax—Ps/cell 64. carriage...'4wpm it warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, he. Liverpool, Warrington, Kaman:al, Stook and Lire&Acid New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at hal o'clock, to the Crown Inn. Red Crois-areet, Liverpool. Gnarl. ad throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Pelt Coaekwith a rillifd kimono every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at sees Paffes by Oxford, Shipftonc, and Linton, to the Semen's Head, Bull-*net, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach. caned the Rotiinglians. fete ON every morning at eight o'clock—carries four i4BlO only, tand sus remarkably cafg—pares through Stamford. New a rk, aw fiuNli lioncener, u d Fen /bridge, to the Golden Lion, Lewis next day at noon. Netwi:Mtuiding the uucomuma expedition of this c.s.ich, it is Oboist d to be the molt agreeable and cep pkte pudic Lonveystue an the Neal Road. being aservaallai - ---iiveirance by an. conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lantana, Praha, Kirby Lonlitale, Chorky. Ormltirk, and Garttang Pod Coaches, nrcry ana• Danl. ea Ave o'clock--Gaanhod. Li;uth, Spilfby, l lonwaltle, Soften, Spalding. Peterborough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fen off Monday, Iredgefday. and Friday cut-dup. at 14/61' to . ClUdt...:ritt way Coach h Spiithy with a Guard. Hesveaftle, and Edinburgh PA Coach, the Lod Nctl n, performed with a (limed throughout, free cat every wonting at form o'clock, by way ui Newark, Reacted, Tad caner, Us rlington Northaber:on, Durham. Morpct h„ and Er.. wick. Patengers finding thernf,lves fatigued from the length of the journey ntay reit what time they piric, and them prefeasd on without any additional fart. The Proprietor at York wag Coaches to Hull, Surbormigh, `Whitby, and other places. Caddie and Peurith Poll-Coach, goes with four Hoefee. and a Guard all the way—pair, s 'ugh dough, Avdebys Ureta-bridge, Richmond, Catterkk, llormiebridge. Wahas• by, Aberrant, Doncatler, and Grantham (the re:anti way by t miles).-det• out env, Morning and pirforms the *army with the greateft facility. Pabenge rs detained au the road by butimit or Sedum, have the peculiar advantage of their farts Wog dm mired in the neat Coach, (with only us Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Daturas/nit, Weymouth, Dem cheber, and Sallibury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pan 'Clam, with a Guard: through Houlton, Azminlier. bridport, Blandford, ilafingltukc, and Liegibut.—.Uorisse four InEdes, at only 21.1‘. each. Hertford, Ware, Hodilefdon, wad Chet:hunt Coach, every Morning. SheSeld and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Coonled. Oxford, Beim, sod Henley Nrw Poll-Coach, with a Guard every ithemonrs, at hive u'eloek. Mandwiter, Wilmpow. Congleton, wireuftk, WaMD. tad Wolverhampton PaR Coach every aftrrts.buti. Coward. shrewlbory, Wellington, and hhifu.tl Poit Coach. the Aiwa Charlotte, every evening. at Rye erk.ek. to the RAU. 4,14 ike and Unicorn lan,Skrewfbury. GwtduL Southampton, Winch,.Aix, lirlestord, Allan Ceach. ever Northeave,Howden, Tharp Darealtrr Port Dock every wrong, at (even o'clock to the 801 l and Son hr. Mytan-bate, Hon._ _ _ Weedierd, Weida& and Layeenfinne Co:lethal $ every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Moran% Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at hell pat Ten, hair pall Two. half pail Four, and half pan Seven W. MOUNTAIN and C. refredially acquaint their Fricade and the Public. that they will not be accountable for any Paned of Logsace.&e. einem than Fns Poune'valse. if WI sr" resod. sal& (pulled u ths tine Of and paid tot ett• conlitter, at the Sarateria•ilead Ms, Siteu-Hill. London. LONDON: Mated for the Prariator.. h 1 JOHN DAtaiL. tat Makka4ana. Caratt.t-Cardte) at the ATAII PIIII7IXO* 1111C1, Ne. I, Carey-erect; sad puYithtd by LXVEL KENT,deaeterbury-pbee.Laanbeth lat Ne.t.Caterarett. aid at tDe 57 au -Or net, l'empk-Ltar ; to *lda Mks aft imakaunaleatiserfor tha Ess t as an revielhid M be seiclkil