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„g,,,,rr . \ t ►RDAY NIGNI'S GAZETTE. • ..• . , • • CROWN OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1816. • Days and. Places appointed for holding the Lent *sizes, vis. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Sir VICART Glass, Km. Lord Chief Justice. Mt. baron RICHARDS.. Northamptonshire—Saturday, March 2, at Nen thampton. litu.landshire —Friday, March 0, at Oakham. Lincolnshire—Saturday, March 9, in the Castle of Lincoln. Cie' of Lincoln—The same day, at the City of Lincoln. Nottingham-I ire—Friday, March 15, at Nottingham. T n own of Noni/ ham—:am-• day, at the 'Town of Nottingham. Derbyshire—Wednesday, Nlarci. 20, at Di rby. I.eicerershire-I'ursday, March eti, at tie Castle of Leicester. Borough of Leicester---oame day, at the Borough of Leicester. laity 0: Coventry—Monday, April 1, at the City of Coventry. Warwickshire— The same day, at Warwick. NORTHERN CIRCUI r. • Sir ALEXANDER Tuns: so , Knt. Lotd Chief Sarah • Mr. Jugice Ise Static. City or York, and County of the same Cfty—Saturday, March 11, at the Guildhall or the %lid City. Yorkshire—The same day, at the Castle of York. Lancashire—Saturday, March SS, at the Castle of Lancaster. CHESTER CIRCUIT. Sir WILLIAM GARROW, Knt. Chief Justice. FRANCIS BURTON, Esq. Second Justice. Montgomeryshire—Saturday, March SO, at Welsh Pool. Denbighshire—Friday, April 5, at Anthill. Flints/are—Thursday, April t 1, at Mold. Clushire--Wednesday, April 17. at the Castle of Chester. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. HVGII LETCESTILR, Esq. WILLIAM KINRICIL, Esq. Anglesey—Saturday, March SO, at Beaumaris. Carnarrintlire—Friday, April 5, at Carnarvon. Merionethshire—Thursday, April 11, at Batt. BRECON CIRCUIT. The Ilea. GROROL HARDING& ADEL MOTSET, Esq. . Cardiff—Tuesday, April 9. Brecon—Tuesday, April IS. Presteigne—Moudav, April 22. CARM.- it THEN CIRCUIT. SAMUEL HITWOOD, Serjrant at Law. JOILN 734L00T, Esq. Cardigan—Wedneiday, April 10. Hmsfordwest—Tuesday, April 16. Carmarthen—Monday, Apnl MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 23, 1816. The Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. jesty, has been pleaded to direct, that the Battalions of the 95th Reg.ment shall in future be styled The Rifle Brigade, and that it shall be taken out of the numbered Regiments of the Line His Royal Highness has also been pleased to direct, that the ntimbers of the following Corps shall accordingly be altered, via. The 96th Regiment to be numbered the 95th Regiment. The 97th (or Queen's Own) to be numbered the 96th (or Queen's Own). The 95th Regiment to be numbered the 97th Regiment. The 99th Regiment to he numbered the 9Stb, retaining the title of the Prince of Wales's Tipperary Regiment. The 100th Regiment to be uumr Ted the 99th, retaining the title of the Prince Regent's gout.. of Dublin Regiment. The 102 d Regiment to be numbered the tooth Regiment. WA it-OFFICE, hl AEt sit 2. Ist Regiment of Life Cuarth—Richard Il itler, Gen'.to be C•r net and Sob-Lieutenant, by purchaqe, vice Cote, promoted. Royal Regiment of lif)rw Guri ir —Cornet Lionel E. Heath age, to b, Liemenri.:, by pu-chace, vice Shaw, promoted. 10 Regiment of Dragoon Guard4—Co, net William Budd Raven- kilt, to be Li. utenatit, by purchase, vice Bernard, promoted in the 60th loot. 4th Regimen , of Dragoon Guards—l.'entenant Paul Rnffo.' from Ilse mrh DrAgoons, to be Lirutniant, vice Woods, placed on the Itai:pay of the 6th Drag , loi•s; Richard Newman, Gent. to be Cornet, !,) purchase, vice Woodcock, prokoted. lth Regiment of Light Dragoons— to be Cornets, without pur. chase—F.T. Fergusson, Gent. vice McDonald, dead of his wounds; Cornet .1. C. Macmurdo, from the 24th Light Dra goons, vice Mackenzie, deceased. 17th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet Richard Wellington, vice M. Ryan, deceased ; Cornet A. De L'Etang, from the 25th Light Dragoons, vice Astley, de. ceased. To be Cornet without purchase—T. Ellman, Gent. vice Richard Weington. 22d Dit•o—Cornet H. Dwyer, from the 24th Light Magoon% to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M. Smith, wbo re • signs. Ilia Ditto—Cornet William Whit! to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice l'arratty, deceased. To be Cornets, without purchase—Ensign Charles Roderick 11PLeod, from •he 17th Foot, vice 1. W. Watson, promoted; Hodgson :k pSerd, Gent. vice White; IVdliam Alexander, Gem. vice Dwyer, pr.:ni..ted in the 224 Light Dragoons ; Frederick Becher Roche, Gent. vice Alacinurdo, appointed to the Sth Light Dragoons. *sth Ditto—Cornet A. Williams to be Lieutenant without pur. erase, vice Ralston, pr omoted. To be Conies, without purchase—D. M'Deugall, Gent. vice Willianis• Peter Alexander Taylor, Gent. vice De L'Etang, premotein the 17th Light Dragoons. id 1. , : t .,1-7.nt Poot—Brevet 111.jor Sir 1. M. Tylden, from thc 43c1 root, to be Major, by purchase, eke King, who re:ites 4th Ditto--Captain George Fsljambe, from the 20th Light Dra to be ....ajar, by purchue, vice Mundy, who retires. 12th ..ewman, Gent to be Etuegti, withuut put. chase, vice Earle.. 13th Ditto- -Ca i nain William Dumaresq, from the 2d Garrison tatte.lion, to be Capt.iii of a Compaq, vice Blake, who re tires opal' the half-pay of the f... 1 Garrison Crt:dion. . . 17:h I.);lo—Ent.ign 'Church to he Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Macauley, promoted. To be Ensigns, %blatant purchase—J. Baldwin, Gent. vice M•Leod, appoloted to the ..4:h Lgbt Dragoon:; Volunteer W , lii.m Cain, vice Church. 24th DMus—John Dicliens, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice K. iniedy, promoted in tile 67th Fout ; Lieutenant brooks!, Ana to he Aaj v.ant, vice Fleming, appointed to the 24 Royat Veteran Battalion 47th Ditio--Liungii and Adjutant W. B. Bangs to have the rank of Lieutenant. 95tb Ditto—Captain Anthony Snasso, from the 99tk Foot, to be Captain of a C01113411r, vice Col :Iran, who exchanges. 16th Ditto —Euhigo hl. Bill to le: litatenaut, without purchase, vice Christie, who temp's ; IL gent. to be Entign, with out purchase, vice Hop;. ns, who resigns. `Sikh Ditto—Ensign J. H. Outherland, from the 99th Foot, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, who mires. 110th Ditto—Lieutenant Jobn Spearman, from the 62d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice D'alrcey, appointed to the bth Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenams, without purchase—Ensign Kerry Supple, vice Nealsor; who resigns: Ensign ILunilton Reed, vice Webster, promoted. 'To be Ensigns—George Gosselin, Gent. vice Supple; John Henry Burnall, Gent. vice Rurtl. riLth Ditto— obe Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign WU- 1 ; ham Booth, vice Peace, deceased ; Ensign William Barnes, vice G. Widianis, deceased. 7o be Ensigns, M itbout purchase--Robert Lynd, .Gent. vice Booth; Joseph Mulkern, Gent. vice Barnes. ii7th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Kennedy, trust the 24th Foot, t• be Lieutenant, without purchase vice c o me, cashiered by the s e ntence ut 'a General Court Marlial. 7:td Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Cohn! Macdonald, vice Gunning, whoretires; Lucian John Lanc i vicc Rose, who resigns ; Ensign and Adjutant Patrick Hay (to have the rank); Ensign Robert Gur.uan, vice M•blaustiton, re. moved from the service; Eisign T. H. Vaaasour„ vice It:Up rose, appointed to the 99th To be Ensigns—Gesitleman Cadet William Munro, from the Royal Military College, vice Lane; ....a.. Carlow, Gent. vice Vavaeour. if Ith Ditto—Lieutenant Hew Shaw to be Adjutant, vice White, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battahon. both Ditto—Ensign CiementVs'olseley to be Lieutenant,without purchase, vice Musgrave, who resigns. To be Ensigns, without purchase—A. J. Caldwell, Gent. vice Greaves, deceased ; John fini.banau. Gent. vice Wa s et t y. glen Ditto—Lieutenant Thom,* E. Tuchar 4 be 4fallutaat, vice Airkou, who rebiggq• 11 • Itlt Ditte—Eatii lobs 0.0 Curd! to h Llistmest, 1 mat purchase, vikkallorcer, deelested; lierOnsitt felmiloyle ' Carroll, from the ride Foot, us be Bailin, without psweasse, vice Grujan, promoted ii the Bourbon Regiment. 9 tb Ditau—.Brevet Major Lawrence Oakes to be Major, with. out purchaw. vice R. Butler, deceased. 9Pth Ditto—lieutenant-General Robert Macfarlane to be Calais nel, vicadir John Burke. 011th Ditto—Captain Thomas Coleman, from the 55th Foot, e be Captain of a Company, vice Saat.o, who exchanges. 100th Ditto—Major-General sir Kenneth A. Howard, K. C. B. to be Colonel, vice Sir Frederick J. Falkner. 101st Ditto—Joseph Thomas, Clint. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Rockford, who retire..., With Ditto--Captain Frederick Coeburn, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hunter, wise retires. 3 d Garrison Battalion—Captain William Tsfaeadam, front the 9th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vies J. M. Young, who maim upon half-pay of the 9th Foot. lit Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet-Major William Bernard, from the 70th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. 7th Ditto--Lieutehant Stanford Crowley, from the 83d Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Hauer, placed upon the Retired List. IBRILVILT. _ _ Captain C. Williamson. of the 60th Foot, to be Major in the Army. Jobs Norton, Esq. alias Teyoninhokarawen, Captain and Leader of the Indians of the Five Nations. to have the local and tem porary rank of Majnr, in Canada. &TATO'. Major Carlo Joseph Doyle of the 9d Garrison Battalion, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in the Wind of Java (with the rank of Lieutelsant-Colonel in the Army), vice Richard Butler, deceased. Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Thomas Ryves, Permanent Assistant- Quarter.Masfer-General, to be Deputy Quarter -Master-Ge- neral to the Troops serving in the lonian Wands, vice Major Drake. Brevet Major Thomas Drake, from the 95th Foot, to be Per nsancut Assistant Quarter-M aster -General and Major, vice Ryvts. EARRACEd. Cartdin George Utterton to be Assistant Barraek-Master-Gene a 31 at Gibraltar, •ice Robinson, deceased. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Charles Campbell, of the 58th Foot, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of 19th November, 1814, is reinstated in his rank. The Christian name of Ensign M'aregor, of the Royal Scots, Is Jamo, and not John, as stated hi the Gazette of Sd ultimo. The appointments of Edward Dashwood, Gent. to be Comet, without purchase in the 9th Light Dragoons, and of Staff As sistant-Surgeon W illiam Lloyd, M D. to be Astiitant-Surgeon in the 4th Ceylon Regiment, as stated in the tlazette of 17th ultimo, have nut taken place. EAAA'I A is the Gazette of Sd February, 1816. HOSPITAL 11TA Fr. _ _ For Deputy-Ins; evor John Blackwell to be Inspector of Hospi tals, &e. read Deputy Inspector Adair Blackwell, &c. For Physician to the Purees Edward Somers to be Deputy-In• specter of Hospitals, &c. read Physician to the Forces Edmond Somers, &c. ERRATUM in the Gazette of 17th ultimo. HOSPITAL STATI. For Hospital-Mate Charles Wood to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, read Hospital• Mate Charles Ward, &c. Commission in the Love Jen sad Grantham Yeomanry Cavalry, gigned by the lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. John Litchford, Esq. to be Captain. Commission in the Darlington Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham. George Hartley, Esq. to be Captain, vice LW. Hartley, deceased. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Aimitaze Brown, of Nlcholax-lane, London, merchant. lames Butt, late of Cheltenham, GlouceectrAlre, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Stephenson Scott, of Thimbleby, LlacoloshiPe, merchant, tour reader March 39, 30, and April 13, at oleven, at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. Attonties Mr. Spencer, Lamb's Conduit- street, London ; or Mr. Baldwin, ur Mr. romeh-a!, Liotnis. ' Gowen Shotter, of Reading, Beats, shopketper, upht.lder, j chapman, March 11, 12, and April 13, at eleven s at the Lower Ship Inn, Reading. Attoraies • Meson. Bleaselale, Alexander, and Holme, 10, New Inn, Lo ndon; or Mr. Alfred Cumpigue,' Re adir.g. Samuel Hoole, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, spade and shovel-manu facturer, dealer and chapman, March 11, 9, and April 13, at 12,, at the King's Head Inn, Sheffield. Attornies Metre. Riming. ' tun and Wilson, Sheffield; or Mr. Charles Wilson, Grevilte greet, Hattoaarden, London. John Ansley, of btar.court ' Bread-street, London, merckant, dealer an ampoule, March 9, 19, at twelve, and April 13, at, one, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Vandercom and Comyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street. James Jenkins and Thomas Parsons, of Piccadilly, breeches makers, dealers and chapman, March 5. I ' and Aprill3,at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. a'Beck e tt, B road-street, Golden- square. Joseph Alcock, of Temple Guicing, Glouceetersbire, dealer and chapman, Marches, at seven, March 28,aad April 13, at teu, at the York Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies l Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, N e w Bridge-street, London ; or Mr. 'l'ain, Stow-on-the. W old. James Pilgrim, of Great Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, victualler, dealer and chapman, March Is, at four, March v.s. at ten, and April IS, at four, at the Black Bull Inn, 'lrumpington-street, Camlaidge. Atterates, Messrs. John and Rowland Hatton Garden, London. Sarah stepliens, of Bruton-street, Middlesex, milliner , dealer and chapwonian, March 9,19, and April ts, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atternies, Messrs. Ellison and Walter, Cresceut place, New Bridge street, Blackfriars. William Smith, late of Horton, Northumberland, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 2s, 29, and April 13, at eleven, at the house of Jane Atkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Nathaniel Atcheson, hsq Great Winchester -street, Leaden ; or Mr. Samuel Wilson, Newcastle. John Glyd, of Chard, Someneuhire, grocer, dealer and chapman, March I 2. I; and April IS, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chard. Attornies, Mr. Warry, 7, New inn, London; or Mr liawden, Claud. Thom Langton, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, grocer and tea dealer, dealer toed chapinan, March 21, 22, and April 13, at fivt-, at the Old King's Head and George Hotel, Derby. Attar- , nies, Mr. Waller, Chesterfield; sr Messrs. W indult and Hollo way, C.tancery-lane, London. Joseph Newbery, of St. Clement, Oxfordshire, woollen-draper, dealer and cliapinan, March 11, 12, and April is, at eleven, at the host A Robinson Bertram, Oxtord. Attornies, Messrs. Walsh, °awl-4 ; or Mr. Pownall, Staple dun, London. Thomas Steward, et Brandon Suffolk, grocer, March 7, at six, March 8, at eleven, and April is, at 12, at the Chequer Inn, Brandon. Attornies, Mr. Wotton Isaacson, Mlidenhall, Suf folk ; or 11fr. Aytton, 15, Gray'. Inistequare. London. Benjamin Thlinarsh, of Monkspath-street parish of Telmer* Warwickshire, dealer and chaplain, M atch 15, 16, and April 12, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Auerntes, Mr. James Platt, New Boswe.S.court, Landon; or Mr. Was. Ilkington, Birmingham. Robert kladskrek, sl nundelland near the Sea, Malmo, codlings.. , Marcla2l , and April 19, at eleven, at the Ooldes Lion lan. Sunderland. Anoraks, Mr. Charles Wilson, Greville‘street, Hatton Garden, London ; or Mr. Joseph Woes, Sunderland. James Wilson, of Orford within-Warrington, Lancashire, tanner, dealer and chaportan, March 21, at five, March 82, at Are, a n dl April 13, at four at the Nat's Head Inn, Warrington. Actor. sties, Muir& °llkeston:no and Fltchett, Warringtou ; or Mr. l Sanger, in, Chancery-lane, London. Robert Atkinson, of Heraingtun, York, all-manufacturer, cattle jobber, dealer and chapman, March In, 29, and April 13, at eleven ' at the Falcon ion, Mlckl ega t e , Y or k. An ora k s , M r. Robert Smithson, York; or Mr.l. homes Crosky, 15,George street, Mansion-house, London. Joseph 3'yndell, of Birmingham, plater, dealer and chapman, March 15,16, and April is, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Anomie* Messrs Clarke and Richards, Chan cery-bne, London ; er Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birming ham. Mary Phipp, of Little Tower-street, London, dealer and chap woman, March 5, In t end April 15, at ten, a Guildhall. Attar nice, Messrs. Noy and Hardstuoe, Miocing-lane. tr In the Gazeue of the Sikh February last, in the Corn. minion of Bankruptcy against James 'L'arr, of CrecUton, the name was, by mistake, printed James Farr. DIVIDENDS. April i, J. •owden, &Timing's-mu, CornhM, amt. Marti Sh e S. et limetaa. jeweller. March WI, H. 14. Basked, • late s Aitmtaste?, Devastate, Era simeget. March 21, W. Pre"bury, of Newington, eheesemargee. April 12, W. HaUl. day. of Birmingham, mercer. April 211, M. Abel, of Bovril`, Suffolk, banker. March 96, G. Greeatvo , d, et Kingstio: upon- Hull, merchant. March 96: G. Clarkson, of lirl•tni, cabinet maker. April Si, T. Sayer, jun. of Bunguy, Suffolk, licrior. merchant. Math Yu, LJ. Lemotne, late of t)iif .4 wee, baiter. March 16, F. kie.s.taie, ut Leeds, and W. Hamiton, of Finsbury-place. Finsbury-square, nierc:..n s. March 23, P. Si mein), late of fokerthoui , e-yard, merchant. 111.1rei. 14, 1 Pal mer, of Croydon, lac -manulacurer. March 19, ti ht. Silver, of Oxford•otre&t, haberdasher. April 6, E. Hill, C. liiU, and A. H. Abbas's,. of Union. row Little Tnwer.hill, cortail actors. Match 19, J. Hughes, late of High liulborn, linen-draper. April 7, J. sailer, of new -lane, warehouseman. March 12, J. Riord.u., late of Great Dower street, Southwark, pawnbroker. Aprl 0, I Butcher ' of Golden-lane, St. I.uke'o, yea.t-rin reliant. April 2,1. Dole, otCarburton-street, Saint Mary•la.honne, builder. CERTIFICATES- -Mau cu 23. }V. Williamson, Grinsleron. the-Hill, Nottinghamshire, corn factor. Z. Byrn, Warwick, tanner. J. Hard:, Langley mill, Oxfords i cons-dealer. K. Hilton, Wigan, Lancashire, linen draper. J. Dolfin Leamington-Priurs Warwickshire, confec tioner. T. W. in, W. StalActott, Newpurt-Pagnell, Duckitinghamshire, brewers. Gt Abrahams, Fai.nou:b. mer.itan.. J. T. Fraser, Sloane-square, nurseryman. T. Slat :er,.limisistcr, Sontersetshire, clothier. C. L. Spina, A. Spittl, F. and G. Mul ling, Lawrence-Pountneriatte, merchants B. doyen, Token house-yard, merchant. B. Richardson, Great Russell street, Co vent-Garden, linen -d raper. UNIVERSITY A 7 ELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH I. Thursday last the Rev._ Robert Hodgson, Dean of Chester, and formerly Fellow of St. Pet. is Cv!l-ge, was admitted to the degree of Doctor in Divinity; Jam Jeffer on, Fallow of .ksof College, to the degree of Master of Arts; George Coekbarn, of Jesui College; -- Harrison, of St. Peter's 0,11,- g , an d Ssunders, of Trinity College, to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. _ _ . . Tuesday the Rev. Henry George Phillips, B A. was instituted to the Rectory of Great Wheltiethani, in Suffolk, on the pre sentation of Sir *lhomas Charles liunbury, Bart. The Rev. Christopher Grenade Is presented by the Marquis of Cholmoudeley to the Rectory of Great Mas•itiglnun, in Suffolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. Horace Hantuud. OXFORD, MARCH si. Saturday the foUcwing G...ntiemen were admitted to degrees; Master of arts--Rev. Hunter Francis Fell, of Pembroke Col. lege ; Mr. Robert Norgrave Pemberton, of Christ Church ; Rev. Wm. Thomas Erre, of Oriel CoUt•ge. Bachelors of Arts—Mr. losephScaiffe, of Queen's College ; Mr. James Edward Compson, of Trinity College; Mr. Wm. Henry Darby and Mr. Wm. Andrew Hammond, of Clinic Church ; Mr. Edward Wyvill Owl Mr. Wm. Stonehouse, of Brs sennose Cuikge; Mr. Wm. Henry Havergal, of St. kabniu.il Hall; Mr. Wm. Buller, of Oriel College. 1 be numbs of De.ermining Bachelors Is 173. Mr. Boultber, of Merton Colleg e, and Mr. Lathan , of Brasen• nose College, were nominated Co llectors. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. W. Elwyn, M.D. Fellow of Corpus ehri ti Ciuubtidge, hai been lieensed by his Grace the Arclibish,p of Canterbury, to the perpetual Curacy of Loose, sear Maithrone, void by the resignation of the Rev. Thomas Cherry, B. 1). Head Master of Merchant Taylors' School. adv. '1 Pre% n ,!, ckrk, M.A. to the vicarage of Iteh sure St. Andruw, Norfolk. FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH. Cos Tease tea PAS rit so—Persian robe et white satin, ortiasnenteid with a beautiful.coloured trunnunz over a slip ed crape, finished round the border by five quillotgs of blond ; the body of white satin, trimmed at . he bus: correspo• d with the robe; full sleeves of crape, confined frottr - the writ to tl.e middle of the arm, beneath the elbow, with white satin, with a partial fulness at the top of the sleeve neat the shoulder, from whence the robe fills off. Fide fastening In front. with a small ruff in the Queen Elizabeth style. Sukaness turban of pale ruby, or Saxe Cobourg criesson, richly Lished and on:am-teed w , th silver or pearls. White satin slippers with ruby coloured rosettes, and white kid loves.—Ftow La Ararettli.f. LVINE4G Maass.—White Wall slip trimmed with a deep flounce of blond lace, set on full and linishal by a dcuble heading. The upper dress Is a robe compthel d striped Freurli gauze, open in firm : the waste is very short, and the body, which is made in a perfectly novel style, di-plays the co. .tour of the shape to the utmost advantag.. Hair dressed much off the Lorehead, and low at the sides. i lead-dress Circasdan turiari c inposeil of Frehck gauze : the ends, which depend front each side, are so disposed atpartly to shade the neck : they are extremely rich an.: twat,. i.. ful. the only ornament is a superb aigrette composed of peat ls and rubies. fhis head-dress i 4 well calculated lint graceful and majestic hellts, to whom it stets wha. the French term Pair Necklace, ear-rings, at d bracehes, rubies, intermixed whit pearls. V.bite satin shivers, kid gloves. CAIRIAGE ial‘h ody ofjacanot muslinovirli a lace frill, over which is a low one, formed of phik silk, and trio:tied with the same m iterial; the upper par: of the tz , n.ming Is taste fully ornatnet.:.d with bows of pl,k ribbon. 1...ng !mot 'Leer, finished down the arm with banos dud bows, to co. respond with the trimming of the train ; it is drawu tight at the wrist, god *i nmate/tied with a large pink bow. A oui.era trench shawl is thrown careiessly over the •houlders. Ihe hair is dressed very much off the forehead, Ansi low at each ale of the face. Head • dress, the Polish cap, which is uncommonly novel I.retty :it N composed of black velvet, and ornamented who a si:k racist and gold baud. Necklace, ear-rings, and cross, compostd of gold and pearl. French watch, set wilt pearls. While kid gloves, and black levantine sandals.—Frase ifcievoiasuei .Rejsitairery. An agreement, singular in its nature, lately to, k place at the village of Hoo, near Chatham. The parties are labouring people, one of whom being married, agreed, t.,r the consideration of ten pounds, to sell to the other his wife. who willingly agreed to the assignment of herself to him. The money was paid down, and an agreement in writing entered into, purporting to be 6. in the form of the statutes of the law in that behalf." The woman was accordingly delivered to the purchaser. who apparently, joyfully took possession of his bargain, if such it my be called. Gentlemen and others who have lived rather gay, and are about entering into conjugal felicity, are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three Surgeons, of great experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debi lities arising from warm Clinaites, Juvenile Indis cretions, &c. have established a Medical Board, At Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-strzet, opposite the Rev. ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blacktriar's road, by whom the publit are cured without sali vation sr confinement. The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have attempted the cure, or who have consulted illiterate men, whose improper treatment have ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head. face, and body, sore eyes, thro.a, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise iu the eats, deafness, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken tur rheumatism; nodes on the shin bones, swelled ankles, &c. are symptoms which appear years after, and too often destroy domestic happiness. Messrs. COOPER and Co. ate consulted daily by all ranks of people, from twelve till eight ; or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and advice-is sent to all parts of the king dom. The piles and fistula cured, without burning or cutting; and advice gratis, onTuesday,Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till 12 o'clock A side door and private meats for females.--. Medical Gentlemen who ...t• tend with their Patient:, are preeent during Conniliation. Dr. COOPER patronizes an Establishment, near Town, for the accommodation of Females whose situation require retirement during theiraccouchement. \ M AAR IETS. l. pt. Cobb i 11 ., w • to% da i e ft ,lh u t rW c, u sTi 4 et ,m t . l c ew oat ßzin i. n . :7, February i s poike.twir. I..4te*nlnt Atigus • 1611., Ma. - pret Poqkett, of Fo'k e - tonr. • m lc., At Chet ,12111111. the Key 16 mu 4. 1,1 %ra , the Hon. and Kle t Rev . I homes St. La ne Arre , irt• to Harriet un.; , lziezher th e I , At Springfield Cl. , r la, en the IStb ty 1.. q late of tee is Jt leg .1.. in, to m ato , t 4.aar4 F.im „,„, o county It hi ....sr, cnty !.goer l, E.. Si Tura lay. the Itg•ir t hair, Eyre. o f Rana, re ELs. , Vih, a 1 , r, bee Ad dauglttor of JagatA%, of Hitches-hail, St•ff 14. DIU/. February 23, at Blackheath, A. r E fain In the 54t11 reriment of itui •q. forte At 1.1 . ..erp001, tni the i ith ultimo , :•ze.l it m cur e i e , third s o., of t h e fat, I.ir urtie, of t r hit ow, * on hoard h's . I tit., l tur.day, the t ultimo, at 1-1,1-0,,r ', a, rk.,, ! , N:rs Searard, rul!.:t of 11'm. :.:eWdi 1..1, 27Di ti it. John's c.,lleg OxforJ. ace t o4vl F. it, at Cheltetif , lni, in hit G3l year, Sir W of Craigievar, Aberdtentli re. m.. Feb. 17, at Roan:l/borough, aged Ai , ady "' Turner `ifogsby Bart. nJ Scriven, Yarl,i,4l7!orilA At Gnat !;sett, to Itie r•ar tr Bruthury, Vicar of that place, and of of Wonbish. .141 441 At Shardeloes, *tucks, aged 2tl, thr Rev. C. Trv4 lca ~... tht. 53th y e ar 14 , i% age, the R ev . JQllllrl W1,, 4 74 1 / 4 the prebettuaries of iou:i..va is aboutyear % kee,;,t . o4t, and upwards of 1,e4 years Vicar of ‘',khan, !! !cha r d NI Rev., W. Holkfear , Vicar cat A'ouive !te ar y,ii..244,4 cesterklrre. _ _ At Clisgow, on the 15th ult. in thr 8401 y e a ; e i. Dairymple, Etc lormur:y I.ltat:nant in h.s Vie reekof foot. 44 At Auclrera 411sr, un t!.e 19 ti ul'. the R.., q... M.liiSter of she .1-6 ijate Cungregatu.n a- K I, s t kt, Lately, Capt. I ;tryaudtut At the it( t •ON Bch, AP.I, Irstid U N u! K laekttata, NERVOUS AFFIX 1 ION c r , l i d to be too easily suberp.ible of Irregithr and time, may be coast *red a. 014 Oche great*t scon e , , of rAnk. he 36.111111 C CitZATOlt 'if the Iluss e; ,.. the ,serves an office in the animas nutelisw, w h ich greatest perfection is an their operations b e , arc -1 Z the most liable to be clisordered.tke tno,t susteinl koh l & and tae most difficult to be readied. Nu oreauetittirA urdets is this 4elicate system sbould be so commas ae d ntnt, add tblt the vac's - tons of won and in happen.—For Nervous Can't:my Los; lowness of spin e, 7 4 1 deeAri, debility or rehmat , on in eitl.Lr v.; wbetb f y or owing to yowl:dal smprodenetes, tt.a rem:ea-k g ta ,ZZ BALM of GILEAD s:.tutle uutiva,k,), only invigt.mtes the decayed juices, b ut throws. ; 04 , 1 " toss upon the. deld::•a:ed and reseed pans that stand to and anee. 5.,1.1 by `:antuel I.elgh, IS, Strand; Bacon and C.. lc f or a_ s „ vet L001n..; limed "g, ::alstbery;ui Medie.;:e ionic's; price 1I s. rac!!, or Four one Famil * for 335. by svi..cis ot e l is bottle is saved, tvicli dn. wo:.o N Sol bm , iti, Lic , rpool;' ergraved on be stallp. e ,: r Dr. Solomon es:ref.:, viben consilltea by later, N I complimcnt of a LI note to be inclosed, aditiNst.l, Letta. Solon aO, (Arad House, near Liv a. doubtepostar,p." i,„* price ss. that scarce, int trri• ing, and U tfdi Fols, (with which Is given an a e;.uit?ortratto it Ap t h eroodi of Gilead-Howie) mitt led!, GUIDE to I (Ell. I II; er,As, to both Sexes in a Varltty of CompiAlc t,. ta, Con.aming a 1 tratise on Fcmal. D wafts, P44:rsassatliiil ehandriac Complaints ; al,o Icetiiatts oa Cooli e u kit which the %MIMI B 1 is 0514 frepienily albad o ;,laitaing the • ytnronts. made or rearinsa. aid Ititaadons properly ad.ipte.l .esual f•eh 14. &s. ate. Al AT its MIJN V. ARR LACE ihuliia be the (=W a d es e l It IVA. happiness, which is often . u sturbeslutrouaktkepari n . form the union, n-i taking those precautwas w rt.is them the eitjoyment of that gre t• , •11:St r hies{ ro,i t every rank pay ad•,ratioa to the inrine of w:3ll.3tii hay *s e the conscit:diuu nas been to:, red by thsea•e, nrsiebrettd Gf cer-da habit c.n , racted at an car.', age, a reasvaticsic salt previous to enteri,l that state i• hid spensaAy rola:tetra% the sin sparks attic, and to manior e the teem t r no discruers have contributed more osses..i.ol; to &null tlyy. neat happiness than tho whitli are the consequence uf my :al pleasure It was this c susidera , ton Kole:, taduc,:u 3:4 t'l Itir. and Co. for • ese last II! years, to slirret Ors sts , :dif at: neon exclusively to che treatasent u: the V. I Disease, and the chiordirs arising therefrom —as 2.54 • rangement oh the system Trounced by CA. 4air ask s t inconsiderate school boy, which be: js on tf:wec lities and Ds4ciencies preveut or eniiii. ter the %Las al state. : successful resu:t ut theii pica, Elves:lw., agie .• dour to oppose the ravages of these co-Ateigginh witichattlyft important :n the c4talu,.....tie of 4... man i , firm ties. it believe 7 per uni who has Indulee din as soatary v - ce to oil. k eel. 1 . 7.4. sulti..B prof.:ss . on tl turn of niii.ence and h. aui.r, , nwhirt tit CU ktitlE and 10. Clint the sanction ut scholasi:c vet% as well as aka tastimo of inicon.radice I faces In ytic,e/ the cure ut these eua,,.: '111:6, they hold nut no hi4attsi V:CC ; bat, fensible, as tal man must be, u: the et KU:l4,Oli calamities, they offer assi , :at.cc a. rez.a.arly 'o.catel bens ‘.f clue A Cuiieges a sure • 'its 01 1 sight and recent cases of infecti , n ar: in the short si,ace of two days. rho •- of tue oast duracon, sus: t as ~ !ttetet-tv ;Adam" the Hunts, Gleets, &c. are per.n.ilently a.m.' natal? mit pati e nts In the c.eitary to state tie. it att hy letter, rticlo-i!.g a rurnltance, will bare he tequoite and medicine,. lorwardsd to any part of th. l until keingbia CULL{tit.aal Co. 1:64,4::40, t;:. ,C 7 Ilatoo ttacea t m ott fArrr ADvict. No. 13, Bouvet ie-street, rlect-street, Mayl,llo HEN Men cat Education and Ptuleutaul ttl use persevering endeavours to di .uv.r them/teal ft/Mill method of treat tug apes picvsii•rg Oiscasv,t..e woes ful result of their esperi e uee is t he N. F• pr0..1 of superset. Fifteen years have we devoted nor practice to the arida treatment of Three Disorders, and the enepltte Aims etr;J• log our plan, gives us additional ard.eir to on. ; teas ohetv'eli* ble the re.vag,. s of thus- comp sints wit:eh are the matelots' of all the itihrnii:ies to wh!clt the human ecti: only is elpstet After an : -. .uthorised introductiott into evety branch of MrSa Science, we determined on comnientrtig pracoce, torn' dividuals front the ignorance of ouch! rated men, e damp", dangerous precipit:lncy of a general practitioner. The three d golden., to the cure of which we ban divendo attention, cor"pr...e every spe:des of Veil. rirl I. se;4 ll . of recent or Mit:: duns ion ; itdl7, all :tines of Dehilltr sr Da' ticpcy, whethLr arising t oat the secret habits of setwat.lstp, The Induigencies of mature age, terminating in impireer. sontes.:111CI111 (.0r AlnlpSol3 ; anti Tasty, that Jet illtgeln.l l o 4 1.4 systent In women, w. , ich is calkd Barrenness or Strs1 0 1• 11 many cases originat:n3 ia a similar error. Numerous diseases are the result of Ignorarce or bards& treat meat of a pimple limonites and it Dot mirroredr i 4 r tuns tha: the seeds of isle are poi oned, front we itstiottr* of an unguardtd moment. By* a superior method, such two plaints are t a.:ly cured; and even whkre other, have WWI at I trust that we may offer an effectual restoration. The Disrstes of the Urethra, as ketitiewly conneettio ll or arising front the above conlriaints, have nut escaped 1 attention ; by an infallible and imeroved plan, we ate or bled to remove obstinate Cheers and Str:ctures, wbehtr re; cent or of long duration, without resorting to fail dangerous use of the cans! ic b0...g.e. Many instaces or er adduced of very insets:late cases, of .-vet al years conutosin having yielded to out-method in a few days, after the cure Ls been attempted by other practitiomn wititsr. effect. To be consulted wily by Paden r 4 of either its, withal:MN delicacy, and attentiom—Letters the ounwtYporelt! its parriethara of the case, age, .ame manner of Urnig a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and hle.heiat we: did to any pan of the kingdom. Of OS and Co. Membei of the Royal College o____Dlr(4l' LONDON cd by LIViL KEN 117Ckett Paw; published there, and at the Star Oak., Tent& SA LT ' • OS I ~4 a ny p v oi ,34.41 Slitt t wit t obl; 'li g. l it g. r. S . 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