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------- 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant -Colonel Charles As.. gust us West, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant net, vice Cooke, placed on the retired List : Ensign Andrew Graham, from the Bth Veteran Battalion, to be Ebsign, vice M'Farlaue, promoted. 11tEyET. To be Major-Generals in the Army, 'Colonel lames Robertson, on halt-pay of the inid Foot. Colonel Sir William Cockb on urn, Bar t. on ha4th Glf- paaut y of the 4th Foot . Colonel Chris. leafreson, half-pay of the bon Battalion To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army, Major Clement Edwards, of the Sd Ceylon Regiment, Deploy. Adjta ant-General to the Forces serving ia the Island of Ceylon. Major Charles Sutton, of the 23d Foot. Major lames Douglas , serving with the Portuguese Army. Majors John Watera , W 111Latill Macheati, Henry H ng, and ardi Ccorge Elder, ditto. To be Major in the Army, Captain William Wayre, of the 23t1 Light Dragoons. STA FE. Francis Wemys, Esq. to be Paymaster of a Recruiting District, in Ireland. FROM LAST NIGHT'S- .GAZETTE. .. , --- _ • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 18. d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Comet -- Honlewood to be lieutenant, without purchase. vice Storey, promoted. ;th Ditto —Major St. George French to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Captain Henry William Davenport to he Major, vise French ; Lieutenant Andrew Ferguson to he Cap tain of a Troop, rice Davenport ; Cornet William Iluish to be Lieutenant, vice Ferguson. bl Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant lever Legge to be Cap tain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires. Oth Regiment of Light Dragaons--Cornet Henry Webster, from the let Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; John Minehen, Cent. to he Cornet, without purchase ' vice Kerr, promoted; Serj eant Ma j or John Wright to be ditto, vice Bios, promoted. 10th Dittn—Henry Marquis of Worcester to be Cornet, by pur- HOSPITAL STAFF. ' chase, vice Mentge ner i e , promoted. 19th Ditto--D.iniel Pitcher. Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, 3 C. L. l'Affan, M.D. to be a Physician to the Forces. ' vice Nesbit ', plac,d on Hell Pay. Assistant -Surgeon William Cowdery, from the B.ki Foot, to be Ceti. leant Regiment of Foot Guards—Henry Salwiry, Gent. to " Assistant -Surgeon to the Forces. lee Ensign, by purchase, vice Ferris, who retire s. I To be Hospital-mates for General Service, 33 Regiment of Font Guards—Lientenant-Colonei Henry Tor- i Atelander Henry, James Thistle, Themes Wallah, Henry Via rens, from the 89th Foot, to be Ca p tain of a Company, with- c e simus Hawkins, R o b er t Ranken, Samuel Cottnarn, Gents. o ut purchase, vice West, appoin te d to the 7th Veteeen Bat- GARRISON. talion. James M'Gregor, M.D. M to be Physician to the Garrison of Ports -Ist Regiment of Font — Lieu tenant Charles Thomas Grant, from mouth, vice Meik, deceased. the 7th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice King, who exchaeges. Stli Ditto —Major John Grey, from Half Pay of the Argyleshire The - King's German Legion. Fencibles, ale Major, vice Bathurst, who exchanges; En- let Battalion of the Line—Serjeant John Carotin to be Quarter sign William V. Fitnerald to be Lieutenant, vice Wallop, Master, vice Lateus, who resigns. deceased. • 7th Ditto --Catiet-Serjeant i*rederick Ebel! to be Ensign, vice 6th Dittn--Lieittenant P. Get see Lewis, from the lat Garrison Wading, promoted in the Garrison Company. 'lactation, to be Lieutenant, vice Rids), who exchenges. MEMORANDUM. 'eh Ditto—Liturenant John D. King, from the Royal, to be Lieu- The appointment of T he AIM, Gent. to be Ensign in the i 7 eh vice Grant, who exchanges. 71st Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the sth instant, has not 9th 1../A.o—Lieutenant Hiram Cutler, from the Ist Wert York taken place. Militia, to be Ensign, The undermentioned Officers are sup erseded, bein g lit;, Ditto—Colonel Charles Griffiths, from Half Pay of he An- absent without leave , v iz. Li e utenant John Wilson and E nsi g n 'Thomas Webbe, of the chant Irish Fencibles, to be L i eu tenant-Colonel, vice Forster, who k xchan..<s. ' • 18th Ditto--Ca ptain John Warren, from Half Pay of the Regi- an d Pa mast ; 60th Foot ; Pay muter r Weston. of the 96th Foot. ERP.ATURI in the G azette of the 1 lth instant. merit of Malta, to be Captain of a Company , vice Dewar, who ; exe hasigcs. I2d Dragoon Guarda.-1 or Hospital-Mate Mason S. Kell y to be 25 t h Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Huie, from the Lanarkshire 1 Ass i stant -S u r ge on, read Hospital - Mate Ma son S. Xeße y to be Pitia. to be Ensign. Assistant-Surgeon. M filth Ditto—lle -my Alexander, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Shelton, promoted. 98th Ditto—Lieutenant George Ford, from the East Essex Mi litia, to be Ensign. slit Ditto—G. H. Marsack, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilson, promoted. • . 34th Ditto—Lieutenant George Nlanning, from the Heref ord Militia, to be Ensign. . Litit Ditto—Major George Berkeley to a t Lieuenant-Co e lonel, without purchase; Captain -- M'Alister tu t be Major, vic Berkeley 40th Dicto--Igrevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Thornton to be lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Captain John Whe ther& to be Major, vice 'Thornton ; Lieutenant -- Burn ett to be-Captain of a'Company, vice Whetham ; Ensign J. Green shields to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Upjohn, appointed to the 2d life Guards. 4Sd Ditto —Ensign Phil. M'Pherson to be Lieutenant, vice Creigh ton, dead of his wounds. 44 t h Ditto--Ll e utenant Henry Barrett, from the Worcester Mi i litia, to be Ensign. - ' 47th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Cumming to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Without purchase; Brevet l'alajor Robert Kelly to be Major, vice Cumming ; Lieutenant sons to be Captain of a Company, vice Kelly ; Ensign a nd Ad jutant J. Burrows to have the rani of I.ieutenant. 48th Ditto—Brevet Colonel John Vincent to be Lieutenant-Co tonal, willow purchase ; Brevet Major Adam Ormsby, to lie Meier vice Vincent ; Lieutenant Alex. Lewis ro he C.lpt..in I of a C o mpany, vice Ormsby; Ensign William Walker to be Lieutenant, vice I.e..ais. 60th Ditto—Brevet Lieutena'i - -Colonel Charles Hill to he Lieu tenant-Colonel, without purchase; Captain 'T. D. Campbell to be Major, vice Hall. bed Ditto-elitrevet Lieutenant-Colnna John Be:Aland to be • Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase ; Captain Jeffery Piercy to be Major, vice Bucklend ; Lieutenant Robert Younglius band to be Captain of a Company, vice Pierey ; Ensign John Christie to be Lieutenant, vice Yotinghosband. schpitte—Ensign James Begbie, from the North York Militia, to be Ensign. 39th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander M'l.end to be I eeutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Captain Win.Olpherts to be Woe, vice Mg-cod. 61st Ditto—Brent Lieutenant Colonel R. lamer Coghlan to be teems tient-Colonel, without purchase ; Captain John Chetham to be Major, vice Coghlan; Lieutenant Duncan lei'Dougall.to be Captain of a Company, vice Chetham ; Ensign Edward Claymour to be Lieutemint, vice M'Dougall. 4124 Dittn—lieutenant-Colonel Nathaniel Blackwell, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 62d Ditto--Charles Percival, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Wilson, promoted in the 77th Foot. 66th Ditto —Major Charles Nicol to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with out purchase; Captain H. V. Grisham, from the 26th Foor, to be Major, vice Nicol. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Driscol, from the Worcester Mi litie, to be Ensign. 77th Ditto. , To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieutenant James Algeo, Mon the /01st Foot ; Lieutenant Jopathan Howell, from the Royal Artillery Drivers; Ensign St. John A. Clar d ke, fthe 1114th Foot ; Ensign Ric hard Tattoo, frotn t 62 in n s o Et sign Hector Graham, from the 90th Foot; Ensign -- Bur naby Ensign Joseph Wilson, from the 63d Foot ; EnsignWne Smith, from the 16th Foot ; Ensign Owen Griffiths; Ensign .---. Farrier. 79th Ditto --Ensign John Kyr.ock tobe Lieutenant, by purchase, %ice J. C. Cameron, who retires. S3d Ditto —Major Jacob Brunt to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with out purchase; Captain J. Illaquiere to be Major, vice Brunt; 1 Lieutenant Joseph Venable , to be Captain of a Company, vice Blatilliere ; Ensign Joseph Mathews to be Lieutenant, vice i Venable,; Ensign Thomas Neligan, from the 241 West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Mathews. 117th Ditto—Thomas Lee, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thompson, promoted. 89•11 Ditto—Captain Richard Trench to be Major, without pur chase, vice Torrens, appointed to the Sd Foot Guards. With Ditto--Litutenant Wm. Le Hardy to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Barnett, who retires; Lieutenant P. Wodehouse, from the 20th Foot, to be ditto, vice Deane, who Thursday evenintr, Last a Grand Fete Champetre retires. . le2d Dhto—Lieutenant Hugh Piper to be Captain of a Com- was given by the Fellows of New College, Oxford, pany, ty purchase, vice Tonge, who retires ; Ensign W, R. Chambers to he Lieutenant, by purchase, Vice Piper. to !its Serene Highness the PRINCii of ORANGE, pre lim W es t India Regiment—Jobn Her., Gent. to be Ensign, with- ViOllS to his departure for the Continent. The Gm._ out put chase, vice Bowen, who resigns. • dens were beautifully illuminated with npwards of 2,1 Ditto—Robert Lloyd, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, 1500 variegated lamps. About twenty Noblemen vice Neligan, appointed to the 88d Foot. of . the University were present, and the company 4th Ditto--Erevet Lieutenent.Celonel David Ximenee, from the 4.1 d Poo*. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice bcoke up at a late hour, highly del:ghted with the at- Blackwell, appointed to the 62d Foot. t e ndons of the Warden and his amiable Lady. sth Ditto —Ensign Malcolm Macpherson to be Lieutenant, with- T .. tett purchase; Humphrey Nixon, Gent. to be Eusign, vice . he wondertul horses at the Royal Amphitheatre, in the grand and impressive Spectacle of the Tyrant Macpherson. • ptriyal African Corps—Lieutenant Charles Kingsley to be Cap- l i Saracen, may be said to have ststfied their parts with Wiz of a Company , without purchase. la degree of memory that may put a number of other To be leeutensints, without purchase —Ensigns V. A. Chisholm, e p rjormrrs to the hierk. Never have we yet witnessed • vv. Williams, James Anderson, -- Dunn, John Ingram. any thing like forgetfulness in these noble creatures, To be EllflctlS, without purchase—Serjcant Thomas Hessey, from the 6-id Foot, vice Chishelts ; Serjeant-Major William Pass, at once the pride and . delight of every beholder, mat, • front the 28 th Foot, vice Williams; Serjeaot - Major William woman, or child. . f ro m the 37th Foot, vice Auderson . ! . ASTEIMA.—It is now ascertained, beyond cont radic- Brown, Royal Corsic an itangers—Major W. Tuyll,.from the let W V est- ON that tile simple unprepared herb of Stramonium India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase ; k46%\ Lieutenant Pearce Lowen to be Captain of a Company, with- operates as an immediate relief, and radical cure, of out purchase ; lieutenant P. F. Ciavaldini to be Adjetant, vice ' Asthma. Drs. SIMS, Rem, and othei s, have set the 1 4..1.0wen. question at rest in a respectable pamphlet, recently is?gtrison Battalion —Lieutenan t Samuel Ridd, from the 6tla ptiblished by the gditor of the Monthly Magazine, in 1 7 ,to bc Lieutenant, vice Lewis, who exchanges. ' which the culture, preparation, and mode of adminis; 4th Ditto —captain Henry Worsley, from the Rsth Foot, to be Major, vice Knight, appointed an Inspecting Field Officer Or tering the herb are fully illustrated , a nd a c o loured r ice . ; Engraving given oftlae Plant. " A Recruiting Distr . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Wells, - late of Hadley, Suffolk, draper. BANKRUP CS. John Wynde, late of Leominster, Herefordshire, merchant, to surrender July 8,9, and SO, at eleveb, at the Guildhall Coffee bouse,Worcester. Attornits, Mr. lutes Platt, Tantleld-court, Temple, Loudon ; ,or Mr. Wm. Wells, Worcester. Henry Lines, now or late of Ey/on, Northamptonshire, grocer, shopkeeper, dealer aixl chapman, July 12, at four, July 13 and SO, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Towcester. Attor- Mei, Mr. Kirby, Towcester ; or Mews. Lorgdill and Becleitt, Gray's Inn London. Thomas Parkinson, late of I.iverpool, currier, JOT 9, 10, and SO, at eleven, at Gatty'S Fleece inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.- Attornies, islr. Thomas Jackson, No. 4, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blakelock and Makinson, Temples John Grindey, of Ashted, parish of Aston-juitta Birmingham, Warwickshire, die-sinker, dealer and thapman, June 27, 28, and July 30, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Tetmple.row, Bir. miogham. Attornies, Messrs. Bleaseiale, Alexander and Holme, New-Inn. London ;or Mr. Meredith, Birmingham. 'l' liontas F..06'1.e.0n, of Liverpool, and Nathaniel Lawrence, late of North America, but now of Liverpool, merchants and part n -rs, July 4,5, and 30, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; or Mt. Vat:knock, Paper-Buildings, 'Femple, London. Thomas Poulson, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, potter, - dealt r and chapman, July 5,6, at the Trentham Ina, I rent barn, and July SO, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, :stoke-upon-Trent, at twelve. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairtherne, and Clarke, Warnturd-court, London ; or Mr. Vernon, stone. Thomas Warrington, late of Burton-upon-Trent, :•ialfordshire, victualler, dealer and chapman, July 10, at six, July 11, at eleven, and July SO, at twelve, at the George Inn, Burton-on- Trent. Attornies, Mr..Greaves, Derby; or Messrs. Kinder- Icy, Long, and Ince, Grari-inn, London. Mark Earnshaw, late of Burnley, Lancashire, victualler, July 19, at live, July 20, at tea, and July 30, at two, at the Bull-. Inn, Buntley. Attar:lles,. Messrs: Words Worth and Addison, of Staple-Inn, London; or Mr. Yates, Haslingden. George Lake, of Exeter, woulkn-draper, taylor, dealer and chap man, July 5, 6, at demi, and July SO, at nine, at the Old Lon don Inn, Latter. Attornies, Mr. It ohm Brutton, 1•18.18, New Millman-street, Loudon; or Mr. Mortimer, Maddock':-tow, Exeter. Henry Jackson, of Rid lion-street, Holborn, Middlesex, sta limier, dealer and chapnian, June 22, 29, and July 20, at eleven, at GuildhalL-Attornies, Messrs. Clarkson., Eiitl• street, Strand. William Petty, of Manchester, builder, June 22, July 9 and 30, 1 at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tarn, Warnford court, Throgtnorton-street. John Grimshaw Cogger, of Weymouth-street, St. Mary, New. ington, Sut rey, wire-worker, June 22, 29, and July 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edw. 'Pry, Stockwell, Surrey. John Jolly tke younger, late of Vere-street, Clare-market, Mid dlesex, carcases-butcher, dealer and chapman, June 23, 29, and July 30, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Brown, Duke street, Westminster. George Bell, late of Cross-lane, London, wine-merchant, dealer and chapman, June 25, July 2 and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-lane. John Ewart, late of CrOss-lane, London, wine-merchant, dealer and chapnte, June 25, July 2 and t.;O, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-square. DIVIDENDS. Oliver Veale and Richard Parsons, of Barnstaple, Devonshire, brandy-merchants,,Julf 6, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Thomas Chamley,llaterof Liverpool, earthenware dealer, July 8, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Liverpool-James F. Hughes, of Wigmore-street, Middlesex, bookseller, Nov. 1., at twelve, at Guildhall.-Tkomas Hodges, of WarehOrn, Kent, dealer, July 2-1, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford.--Ralph Child, of Darlington, fell-monger, July 8, at eleven, at the '1 albot 1041 Darlington.-John Coates Philipps, of Bankhouse, near Keighle7, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, July 9, at eleven, at the Devonshire Arms Inn, K e lgitley.-WilliamWilson, of Fenchurch-street, LOn don, and Limehouse, Middlesex, merchant, July 30, at eleven, at Guildhall-William Crosbiedun. and John Greenwood, both of Liverpool, merchants, July 10, at twelve, at tke George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. LAM/ INTELLIGENCA. ADMIRALTY COURT, JUNE M. AMERICAN V FSSELS. • • Ship Fox, Porter master.—The Court haying, on the 30th of May, delivered its opinion on the merits of this case, it proceeded this day to final adjudication. As no official information had been c ommunicated to it respecting the revocation of the Maui and Berlin Decrees, the Court was clearly of opinion that no such revocation had taken place, and that therefore our Orders in Council were in full force; but it, by any possibility, it should happen that such, revoca tion had taken place; the claimants would have the_ ll benefit of that tact on an appeal. The Court con demned the ship and cargo, and restored the private adventures.—This case decided the fate of seventeen other American ships and cargoes, which were also condemned, and the private adventures restored. SALVAGE. David, ---, master.—This vessel, laden with coffee and sugar, g't upon the North Sand, off the coast of Essex. This case came before the Court on an appeal from an award of £6lO, made by the Justices of the Peace, under a late Act, as a re muneartion for the services rendered by the salvors. The Court was of opinion that the award was too large, and pronounced for the sum of selso, and all expene.- SALES BY AUCTION. NDS HOU: AT DAWLISH. LA.— AND . IsES PEREMP TORILY SOLD BY AUCTION. In the Public Rooms at Dawlist, on the 51 day of July neat, twelve o'clock at noon, unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contract, of which due notice will be given, e rHE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE (in f‘s Lou) of divers MESSUAGES, DWELLING-HOUSEi, osail LANDS, partly in possession and partly in reversion of one, ttlro aad three Lives, Arming the greater part of the beautiful and improving Watering Place of Dawlish, divant about eleven mites from Exeter and Sidmouth, four from Exmouth, and three front Teignmouth. Printed Particu'ars of this most desirable Property will b. ready for delivery on or before the tO:h day of May, at the Amor tion Mart, in Lonlon ; the White Hart, in Bath ; the Plough, at Cheltenham ; the King's Arms, in Glouc-attr; the King's Head, in Weymouth; at. the Office of Mr. Wasbrough, Lkid Agent, in Taunton; at 11:yunee Hotel, in Falmouth; Pear.e's lime!, Truro; Pripet-It:ad, Plymouth; at Mr. Lantlicrafk, in. ; at the Office of Mr. Dean, L.a:id A2.Lnt, or at Messrs Williams and Manning's, Solicitors, in Exeter. The Property may be viewed on application to Mr.lAmberaft,' at Dawlish and all applications for prices by Private Contract, will meet due attention on a reference to John Edge, Esq. cif Pinney, near Lyme Reg is; or to lames Nash, Esq. Colietoi Orese,ent ; or Messrs. Williams and Manning,Sulicimrs,in Fxr.ter, c.:A? CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND SUFFOLK. VALUAIsLE -MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and ESTATES. By Mr. PEYTON, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change- alley, Curnhill, early in tae Month of July, ri" HE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and WESTLEY, and the Perpetual Advitwson of the Rectory of Borough Green, and sundry very valuable F.ttates, in the a cupation of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher, I.yles, Wells, and other. most respectable Tenanti at Will; with the magnificent WoiAl: in hand; etnitaining together upwards of MOO Acres. The Manors of Wither‘flell and Shardlort, Alllngtnn (in Stiudycamp.) and the perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Witherefield, a ild sundry very valuable Estate. in the occupation of Messrs. ilggs, John Siggs, Wt.:strop Ewen Wedge, and others ve ry respectable Tenants at Will; as also , the beaut iful sp o l thriving Woods is hand, containing in the whole upward. ut 1500 Acres. The Wesley and Borough Green Estates are situate five miles from Newmarket, in the County of Canderidge, on the main I.on. don road. The Withersheld and Shudyeasny's Estates are situate In the County of Suffolk, within three miles of Havana', and on the turnpike road leading from that town to Linton. These Estates are well worth the attention of Caphallits aril Sportsmen, as they abound with Game; and are only distant front the nietropulis 55 mike. The land in general Is in a high state of cultivation and the Buildings in capital repair, and one Haute on each Estate may be converted into a Gentleman's Residence at a trifling espence. The day of Sale will be advertised in due time, and. printed particulars delivered at Mr. James's Office, New lloswell-ceurt, Lincoln's lon, Lrindon:. SELLING GATlNEAS.—Yesterday a Jew, named Hato ris, was charged at the Mansion-house by -- Nathan, with stealing from him 300 golden guineas. The complainant is a silversmith, at Plymostll.—On the sth inst. he took 300 guineas to the prisoner to sell him, at a profit of A''2s per cent. and the prose cutor received 3E375, in small Bank-notes, when the guineas were handed over to the prisoner; but the former wishing to have large notes, returned what he had received, and requested to have three notes of £lOO each, and the rest in small ones. The priso ner, on leaving the public-house where the affair was transacted, under the supposition of going to the Bank, returned him two £2O notes, and they both went to Joseph's Coffee-house, which the prisoner shortly left, and was followed by the prosecutor, (as he stated), crying " stop thief." It appeared; how ever, that the prosecutor made no complaint to the Lord Mayor until two days after the transaction, when he applied for a warrant, and had him appre hended.—Mr. Andrews, on behalf of the prisoner, took two objections, first, that this was a manifest sale, and could only be cognizable in an action at law. And secondly, that the prosecutor being a violator of the law himself, by committing an offence, which was punishable, in selling guineas, had no right to claim protectionfrom thelaw. After someargurnent between the learned Gentleman and Mr. Alley, for the prosecution, the Lord Mayor d smissed the complaint. The Musical Amateur, and the admirer of Pyro technic Science, never experienced a higher treat than last night at Ranelagh, Milbank, where musical ,ex cellence, brilliant illuminations, and a grand display of fireworks, in• all the pleasing varieties of fancy, formed one of the grandest coup &rill, and received enthusiastic applause from a crouded and fashionable assembly. Another tremendous thunderstorm visited Wor cester and it; environs on Saturday : at Perthshore, Norton, the Elly &le, &c.- extensive damage was done _ to the fields ii:al gardens, and a large quantity of 110Clai.1 - a HAPPINESS. glass was broken. The neighboittlamod of Bit ruing- MARRIAGt stoup be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often distur i te d throieth the Fries Mara on the same day experienced a similar tem p est. Saturday 'last another thunder -storm, but form- t hat form the orlon not taking those precautions which would se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People nately of short duration, took place in Bristol and the of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where neighbourhood, accompanied by hailstones of an an - ese constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitazed by a common size, which did considerable damage. At cert ei zi o n us ha t b o i t t l e tt ot en. ettratatsta.siteearis l i g „d ag s e, ns a irreq vat u ib i l slt b e f t s is tab res i,l i b e l e Lord Ds CLIFFORD'S, at Kingsweston, upwards of pr ev i ous slumbering sp ark s of life , and to i rraelmate the system. F ..r 1600 panes were broken. In Cumberlona Bason, the no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme neal happiness than those which are the cons e q uence of unguarded electric fluid struck the fore and m ain masts of a shi p , split them down, driving the splinter' to a consider;- P CU ra ß sa ß re li a n d it w CO aa for t ble distance ; one man was struck down, but m di a- rids last ‘ : t r w a ;;lty y w ea L r i s tb u i . dl d rect thMeir c 'St s l: . - es and p ra ctice exclusively to this treatment and cure of theVe irered without any serious injury. nereal Disease, and time awn-tine arising therefrom; inshore that On the King's Birth-day the eldest sota of Professor derangement of the system. prnduced by the destructive habit of Kidd of Aberdeen, amusing himself with firing, had inconsiderate school-bo y,_ which brings on 'these iis he tressii...g time loaded a blunderbuss, and leaving the ramrod in the Dm:brit:at,' i-st state. D-r h ‘ e ie s n u c :c ...that,,,, t prevent .c wthetermtb;antzer gives Al tti t cr; barrel, was engaged in striking the flint while the additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complainer, piece was on half-cock, and the muzzle towards his which are the most important in the catalogue of human Mtn lace. The piece went off ; and the ramrod forcing mities. Jr bellovesevery penon who Las indulged la ;ho of soli face. way through the under jaw, betwixt his under lip t ne ar l y ieg vic a e nti to h see ono k u r r elil wbyhiccohnsf,itiAng l r f a i ltl i E lat an m d ri C l o• r e laii i m l. and chin, pierced through di'. root of his tongue, and the sanction of scholastic authority, as weR as the testimony of 'there remained ! His mouth, of course, remained at u peontradicted facts. In prpfewing the cure of these c omplzietr, full stretch, entil he was carried into the house, and they hold out o iln inilecernent to vice ; bu tter,sensible as omen surgical assistance sent for, when it was with difficulty must be of the snce of such calami they one!. their ass!stance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Lolligas extracted. -al of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. blight and te s t The value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GU TTA SALUTARRI I cases of Syphilitic Infection aria radically cured in the sleet has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe,- space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, i such erste str .d i Fl tu c r u es r , ed pain se s jo!thenl y b o on bi es m , egn ao ets i rent stages of a certain disease, which it Affectually at:ebbaartnenbina'anenintivata Gentle e m P !n:. of the li y est b respectab i y ility have been under the care of cures and eradicates from the habit.airithout exciting! Meson. Currie and Co. for the removal of c omplenits of the ore the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva- dun, strictures, Sec. and having received a radical and perniened non—without debilitating the constitution in any de- Dore, evidences requestof the decided a r e e c f i e d r e e d uces may superiorityb e o nude Messrs. o tile C m u a r s rie and dO tT .s gree, or even requiting confinement . from business or rui of treatment. Many f these gentlemen had s trictures from restriction cf diet. 'rise radical virtues of these ines- 10 th 20 years and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hes timable Drops have proved their claim to publc ao- veleta, e surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted probation for more than 30 years. In all the debility t h iliec:r e e übryrithee selected the t lunar flee ca f a il ti o 4 w w i following deface i ts from of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— the many they are Jail rec eiving from gentlemen return i ng then w h e ther the debility is produced by too free use ot thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It ii. mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm sent to them unsolicited, from themia of a Noble Earl, who WI climate To travellers and those going abroad, they laboured under thie distressing a painful malady ffor tin yeah: cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will rB- 1 he .. b r a ,i i il l c i t e . et: ;o u n e e de o r f iL w e ti ca l re of m. sevalmsurrromnoentprra;:er ; 1, I ; ceive a safe, - speedy, and complete cure, ,in all old from the supdrior-nmde of treatment adopted sod pursued stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the Messrs. Currieard Co. he rentersol a radical cure iii the shoe bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many `Pace of one month. e ttotited :r women have become mothers, who for many years the M .r ARRIE t 1:t . I ,I N -011 f E t - N ' w ly . ho have be long se b ird t a ii i s s !ie r rsea ea had been deprived of that happiness .— Sold wholesale ..antes 'lc s'o e c r li de tl ler% s aare f am ily m a y be nted . i ;al skill; and 1.1:heo:^! and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4., Cheapside, corner : the removal at soh impediments be an iilik ct of doubt *nil wo of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by 13elant and Sharp,l taint ) , with others, ye t the cure of I stlC,t detects , by the tsetse Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Alinutt, progr"" ut renovation.. is tie acq uirement of c the d ir experience. Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; Trewman, ss To D u r. g e r t l=i t i2 ii i4 C t i t im r rri .- Unit:L l :4 to Doctor " Lord Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gabe: t, and Hox- e C on i c the perfect re:estate:Amen of his health, In ronsequerre land, Plymouth; Newbury E Dublin; Baxter and Mac- " of his mild and atimirablet reatment of etrictures in the Ilretlirp.. donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and ;`,. He n f iay add, that he has not tor tna d n i y yea erjoy r e o , 0 401, m .b u t r of Cargill, Edinburgh a Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck,' .‘, hcmillhaovirtnallubd freed om tided throug h from.ti l li .h ; a .k n i II 'Ren entertainsattention, a peae: Hull ; Gregson and. Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and " and radical I cure of that tOrrid complaint. As he ass not Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen , Norwich; Knott and " stranger to t-h O manner that others treated the eomplaint,he to Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory,. Brighton ; and • most I " 4 in kis power, from a fair trial and a just compariton, to p 1 Medicine Venders, in beetles, et 2s. 9d. 4s, Gd. & 29.5. e that tribute of a;rplatite to Dr. Currie which he se nsi bly ~; , " and shall ever he most ready and willing to acknow.ei.es. . •DI .. ' Messrs. Ctsetie and Co. may be consulted by patients i•f eider Fricke last, at Saatbaeopterrielter afeary long and painful illness, sex, with the greateet secrecy and honour, at th eir house, its deeply. regretted leg brag who kneel liar, Miss Stock, sister to Ms liatton-Liarden.--I -rat ra lIIHSt be post La2±.......-------• Mrs. Sbadwell ' l'i " ltin ' '4iiblit)rtlPl°°'' HIGI WAVER AT I.ONINJN 111/111G 1.. l.0410.10(0`xt At sea, of a'rapfd corn:minion, Frrde t'l c k Cottrell, Essi. Car., a • tale of his Majelry's ship *eds, gee gkihs. - ~. , . Mormtig... .. . .... .44 minutes after 14 gnu 1 At Ndielborglil An the soh thine t, 'obi field, 1114 Adman% 1 ______ ----- 'abed b LIVIM-KAIST M the orss At Ripi*Ongli Haw, fivqe.lasd. 0 9-111 e 14* *Uwe" Sir Ad. : 1.0 140 0.$ m Prow/ and Pahl I ' i ” a deride Mackenzie, of Scatwell, hart. I oitris e , Na. I, Cane...ern?, ard at the 011ibli, 'rah!) ,`• TheVe v. ItlE.lkAit.Cl.4Y's rA . i'k,NT ANTI lit WO l/ S PILLS. IT was i -remark of the celebrated Dr. Bucasto. ill- Author of the Ehmiestic Medicine, that Complaints of the Sto mach and Bowels are the prevailing malady of this country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and final diseases —that the person who amid discover for the relief anal cure a safe and infallible rentedx, would perform a most important ser vice to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high tsdritation in which they are deservedly held, has considerably lesseviot the number of these complaints; and bids fair, in a short tire, to be the means of entirely eradi cating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they act powerfully and speithcilly on tne Bile, and thus remove the nume rous disorders connected with it, hickHead-achs,Flatulence, Liver Complaints, Jaundice. Nervous Disorders from Indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable family medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Prdprietor Is supported.bv the must resrec . 1 table evidence of the first characters of the Nobility sod others, 1 that they have never been administered to any pervn without giv. Mg certein and speedy relief, and in the end completing a cure. • Sold , wholesale acrd re,ait by *le. Butler, No. 1, Cbitapso!e„ , corner of Paternoster-row ; and byJJoot Medicine Vender. is , every Town, in boxes at :4.W. each. ~~ 1