Star. — London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

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I i Guildhall —William Wllittingtiastb of, l f itio, glosfelk, paint+, April V Gulkiii4l4o.l, wain , ~, `A: A''' 1-' FRO1;1 L I A ST _NIGHT'S GAZETTE. .1 • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wAlt-nrrice, TIMICti titerbir en, at oat, 3 1. - By Authority of the Prince- Regent one of the grandest State Lnt;eries ever submitted f r public apprnhAtion will he drawn oe the 4th of inns next, the I,.ilintes Birth 1.) . ty. LiVittitOY and CA. have a va riety of Tickets and &tares on sale,- and at the lowest Prices. Schemes hehad at 1 4 .ottns0v and Co.'s nld established State . Lottery Offices, 56, Corphill,: and St. 13crt;ugh j. where great mvjority of fLapital Pi lies have been shared and sold to the Public. Ist Dragoon Guarsho-Corner H. 11. t-iterotosim to _ . . , li AN KR l I PTCY SIIPERSEDF.I I . .....seeteuatit. -o• v.,11- . .,1a. , .., 'lee Newbury, who noir , s. , IMO Regiment of Deagoons-Edward Barlow, Gent. to tee Cornet, Wm. Horper : of Friday-street, I.ondon, silk-weaver. • witboet curettage. vice Johnsoo, riv,•nreed iu the Id Dragoons BANKRUPTS. ' 4i to eurreocler tithike;;;mesa of Light Dragoons-Standish O'Grady, Gera. to William Balmer, of Oldham, Lancashire, grocer, fie leoeuet, by purchase, vice O'Brizot, who retires ; Jame a - April 10, 11, mid May 7. at 'three, at the White Bear haft, L -a ronk- l'hompoin, Lsq. to be Paymaster, vice Koppel, do- relaectiester. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, 'remote, London; ceased. . or Mr. Peter Pert:head, (Wham. 13th Ditto-George PhiCips,_Gent. to he Cornet, without pot`, Thomas To;ihatn, of hlanchester, merchant, deafer Tont and chap ' chase. virus i 3•lt, prns.oted. man, April 4,5, and May 7, at t welve, al thit Inn, . 16di Dittesirdin ;tubers Baker, Gent. to be Cornet, without She/field. Attorni-s, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, Loodoo ;or pioitease, vice Leicl.csart, prourated. • ' 1 : - 1 .. telessrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Mauchester ;or Mr. Rodgers, • WA I)ifro-Lieutenant the I ion. Gentle Fortetene, from use • ot o of e ;o, 14tlt light Hraeorms, to he Lieutimant, without' purchase. • Jahn Nickolls, of Lane-Dolph, parish of Stoke-upon-Trent , Self 'il.s:ll Pitto--Matiliew Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet, „without per- fordshire. victualler, dealer and chapman. Aril 16, r 7, and • el' thllic, vice Markland, promoted. s" May 7, at eleven, at the Blue Bell Inn; Stone. Atromies, Mr. otkieliareato lireinietit of Foot Coards-Robert Moore, Gent. to Barhor, No. 122, Fetter-lane, London; or Mr. Astbury, t,. ; p c .,Er.sio * without ptirchasi., vice Walton, promoted. Stolle, Stafford shire. 1111 ikerjellitt of Fast -Friiiign --- 1 A rimer to bet Ideureoant, Thonias Bleekburtie and Gamble Yates Bonner, of King 's Lynn, a "Mee•Horne, deceastei ; " tisegn Yoh,' Allen ' from the let West Norfolk, no rcliaots, co mmon brewer-, anti partners, Aprill6, . is; . iodla Regiment, to he Ensigil, vire-Yell:ors, who exchanges ; at four, „ANAten, anti May 7, at feta, at the Guildhall, ,111,0410 -Stnyt. Guilt. to be Palsied; vise Loritner. King's Lynn. AtictrooO, Mr. Harvey Goodwin, Kbs Lynn. . elfrphsi)iptkoßoloit.Belint Y,-GlllO, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice George Green and 'l'homas Green , o f Great Maritiorouelootoset, „ N,l,l;tertgab . , promoted,' . , ~, • JOAO:tea, taylors, partners In trade. Aril to 9, and May 7, ' - 3.1 ih" IVto--Chisign John Pay to be Lieutenant,' vlce"Giles, de- . at ten, at Guildhall. Attorniesoslr. Hamilton, noir ock-ruw, ' : c oif:- :I. ; ; c oo ter noo , (;,„•t c. to be Filliga, vice Day. .• - ! COvent-Garden. -lAA Ditto--Lieutenant H. 11. Armstrong to be Adjutant, 'eke John Gascoin, of W'oodstock-strt, parisb of St. George, Ha o slip resigns the .A41:.t41 . Cy oily, .veroquare, Middlesex, tay, gr ee n ooter and chapitiato April 2, 21/4 ni,t9--Lieuttlia:n Donald Mackeitre to be Captain of a 6, and May 7, at one, A Guildhall. Attornies, Meows. Dow- Company, wielonit purchase, vice IYLichay, promoted in the son and ift'ratiblaw, boville-race, New Burlington-street. 4 ,.1z ''rlttoyal Ceirturati.lte,giots. • - Francis Brutord, late of Crevrkerne Somerset, butter-factor. .Alotb 1 fitto-NVilliano. Malcolm, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jessa- dater and chapman, April 9, In, and May 7, it eleven, at the ~' •roisodeitsase l d. , ' , . , , George lino Cre*keroe. Attornito, !views. Bleaolale, Alex „ „ Ilftleti,Dittorlohnirtte Bontek:, Gent. to be Ensign,' vice Garret, ander, and Holmes ,New-Inn, London ;or Mr. Marley, liN•crieredi, Crewherne. ' illddirtJbittett4-I.leutennat Newsmen Algeo; from the 4 t h Veylt.n ' ‘Pilltain Stone, late of Queen-stre,o, Cheapside, London, but ~411cee.in. so he Licuternant. vice Castle , 'who a 'soa che/tees. ' now of Villierreet, Stroud, l'Aldlesex, merchant, dealer .340 : io-Elrtti Edward Hoeper, hum the e•3l Foot, tote ' and chapman, Mat Ci :17, April 9, and May 7, at twelve, at .1 ItisistommileY Pllrrhhaelvicte.Boithe, promoted k R abs. et Read, Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Cuppage and Rice, Jerrnyn- A Gent. to be Erato, by puret,assO, arice, Harrison, promoted . street, t. James's. 4 i at , Disto--Wm. Gteitory Qardirior, G e t. to be Easign, by per- Lewis his, of . Cardiff 6, Glimorganshiat tre,en m , erchahentCro, dler and , , . Cil4lie, ,viee det :Orton, pc.unins4,.. , :.• • ;• . , chapraant Apt 4 14, 1, amid May 7, at t ea wn ion, ; 46th Dlttooogoeiga t.storet Gtek(oto be t•elueoant, vice traier, Merthyr yd - il. At tioLies, Mr. Win. Meyrick, of Merthyr deccault - , . - 1 yia;l; or Mmsrs. Jenkins, James, and Co. New lan. 48th I Otto-tslatoffinerit-Colonel George Middltmore, from the Alexander Carson and Will am.Lh tell, of Liverpool, merchants, Hall-pay of the 6t ll , •a ! riven Battalkin, to lie Lieutenant Cu - . rugs - bakers, dealers and chaposen, April it , Li, and May 7, gue!, owe Ross, who esebiugm. ..... • at one, at the Gr.:reit-inn, ciatossireet, Liverpool.. Attornies, ' ; 'J17 . 111 Ditto-Peter Reid, •Gent. to 'b e Ensign, by purchase, vice : Mt. ;esti:JO' Lace, Liverooor; Mr. Barrow, Threatinetelte .. t -1 1 / 4 -le.clistials, who trares., • • • ,Atseet, London; or Messrs. Atkinson, Wiltios, and hlackarall, ' *llth Ditto-Chas Fisher, Gent. to be Bration, without purchase, . Chimcery-latie. • . .rice Phibbs, appointed t- the 27th Foot. • Wilhar.o Caidari: of I,,Frerpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, n, plitrioeCharl..s.Vandreutl, Gent. to be Ensign, wi thout ?tie- ti April 1144,- awl, May 7, at one, at the. George inn, Liverpool. . _ • chase, vier litt , toushan,whas• appointment liar tint falteu Pia Ce. ' An orates, Mr.losloia.L•ocso Liveepool ; Mr. Barrow;iltread -' ritit Ditue-rtnsign Robert Suther'aittl to he Lleutt nont,Ly per- pettitoateeet, Lootite. ;or Maws. Atkinson, Wiklev, aid „: thaid., Cast llasanes, en:molted Os :be. tiOth, Foot.. • Mecham/I. Chancery...lane., .... •. , • 70th Ditto--Captatu ' Vbemas I toward,' ti orn the 60th Foot, to David Putt y r el Liverpool, merchant, deakir and o,pmito, April _ • be Captain ro a Contpanye Whbuist purchase , vice Madden, ' ; 1;1.1; and Ma y . 7, at Woo at the Georgilno, Dahr• street, Li - : wilto.rettres. _ , ' , verpte I „Ationlies, Year. Joihua Lace,.Liverpool; Mr. ear t!. rid bitto-oEusign John Rae, from the Ist Garrison Batfalion, to row, Threadeeedle-street, Lundoo ;or London Messrs. Atkinson, ... be Lisrotensnr, weIIIOUt purchase. Wilder, and Atiaciarall, Chancery-141r, . .. • , ' 73d Diteo-Lieutataat Thomas Atkins, from the 36rk Foot, to 1; hennas Vine the younger, of hriahthelmstone , moue, grocer, be Li c atenant, vice Gallagher, placed ou Half Pay of the aGth , tea-d aler, dealer atiti chapinau, March 30; April to end May ' - root. - 7, at one, at Gulled-111, Loudon. Attorney Mr. Cuote, Austin .. .77411 Ditto- et:twig:l James Cameron to be Lieutenaut, without Fame. i • , gierdiase, vice Mar.kensie, itoornoted, Betti•unin Cope, of Frodshom, Cheshire, merchant , Ap ril 15,161 79th Ditto--Gentl: man Cadet •Kewan laud I.eelie, from the - dud is 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, 'Aver , Rol al Milltary.College, to be Ensign, by purchase, met: Ack- . pool. Attornim, Mr. I ho m er Ctianibte, Chaeel-street, ed . knd, pro:owed . -• ' tor l-rosv London ;or s. Hathants and Hughes, E; .;,,god areti--Mijor Donal,' Mac Neill, from the 91st Foot, to chugs-b uildings. laverpool. be Major, vice Lord-lisirghersh, placed on Half Pay of the Christopher nehrends, late of Messina, In the kingdom of Sicily, . • 'Stitt Foot. but now or late ut Artillery-court, Chiswell-street, Middlesex, . ' • lei West India Kegiment-Er.sign William Heatle to be Lieu- merchant, March 30, April 13, and May 7, at ten, at Guild,' .. t. tenant, without purchase, vice Ideyliger, cashiered ; Ensign G. ball, London. Actor-lino, [Vigor'. Gresson, Oxon, and toter •,- R. hisser, from the 6th West India Reguuent, to be doto, son, Angel -court, Tbrogniorton-street. vice Phibbs, cashiered.. Josiah Dancer, of i ...untie Conduit- street . , h:.dallestx, lamp-maker, Te be Eu's grs, 'so hour Purchase-Ensign H. It flares, from the dial• rat d eh:mutat', March 50, April 9, and May 7, at tea,' Ist Foot, vied .Allen, who exchanger ; Ea/wattle uowen, [lent. at: Guildhall, Lot.doo. Avon:try; No. Lee, Castle-street, Hul vice iieuzle ; 1 li,mas lerr, tient vice Newman, promoted in , born. tilt York ,ght.lotatitry Volunteers. . ! Thoit.as Turner, of Walworth, Surrey, huilder, carpenter, dealer ' lid Dho--Ensign lotto Iticki tut to be Lieuttn.ibt, Tice Devon- I and thole-no March 90, 41,:.1 6, a:.d May 7, at twelve, at, ' - Shirt, . &OSUMI ; louts Itobertion, Geut. to he liaistoris ace 1 Guile lidii, Loudon. A...tera.y, Mr. Clutton, St. '1 homes Om --. litekette, vireo, Southwark. . . SAP!' rtu4i-I'amago O. P. kiaseitins, front the 6•11-West lodia .1 1 / 4 - Josepit I)es snap, 1.!... of Ball's huildings, Sahib nowury-score, L ice - ~..gliniat, to tte Litosidiaut, optima: purchase , vice Caldraft, Vito ' don, an,: of r. r...i....r.0a1i, tudiord•hiri.-, (but a prisoner • - •••• tes4nr. the Fleet) glover, wanutactur.s, dealer mid maapniata, April 2, Oh DirtoitEard .41/14.7; ()elm to be Fusito, w ithout purchase, I 9, turd May 7, at ekven, a, Guildhall, London. Attorney,, vice i iiwkins, pronsowd in the ad West India Regiment; I ho- Mc. Patten, Ccwv-street , klatt on g arden. • • stew item+ as t, Gaut.. to be data% vice Magee, promoted to the - hasc Bacardi, if Stiadwed, ..ititlidleeet, , slopseller, silversmith,, isr nisi India it , giment. . . dealer mid chapman, March 30, April It, and May 7, at ten, firb, Ditto- ----- Auden:on, Gent. to be Ensign, vice MiCe- 'at G cildl; all, London. :;;canes, Messrs. Howard and Abra, . • chin, deo..aaed. - hauls, Jeveryoitreei, Aligate. . Royal ArrisanCorps--Bdward Lee'ler, Cent. to be Enbign , with- Thomas Maynard K night , L ee o f F. ,,,,,,, e ,,,,,,i,k, Middlesex, out purchase, vice Bahuir.oe, appointed to tire tat Garrison chemist s , druggist, dt-aler atid chapmaii, April 9,6, and M ess and a, 7, Battalion. at one, Guildhall. odon.. At:orates, Messrs. Lowl ReyaL Y o rk Rangers -Lirutenant W. H. Scott to be Captain of Crosse, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. - • a Co:up:lay, without purchase, vice Wylde, appointed to the DIVIDc.NDS. to be Lieutenant, vice I .. BIRTH. , • On Wednesday, .nth inst ant, at Dane-hill House, Margate, the wife of Lieutenant Wilhant Chester, First ut his Majtsty's slitli Agincourt,' now at Lisbin, of a daughter. -... DIED. " Thursday last, Mrs. Johnaoa, of Canterbury Place. Lambeth Terrace, in the 7Sth year of her age. Suni'sy, 24th February, the Lady of John o,borne, Esq. Shp was an a Tectlonate wde, a fond parent, a good christiau, and a sincere frland. Atarch 15, in the poor-house, Wititehaven; Oliva Grears, a pauper, aged 104 yeal • yids per on, ill Aupttt *raw, 'cede bier sell a s hift, which VI all her own work except the weaving. At Spud:antigun, on Ntor.day sc'unight, A:uarew Williams, "Esq. late Phrticiau-Gerseral, and Colonel iu tLe Plon. East-India Company's service at Bengal. Lately, in the island ot Malta. in die Slat year of his age, Charles. Hewes Rysver, Esq. purser of his Majesty's ship Cerberus. • Hi PH We13:101. AT LONDON 131441.116 h TO-MORN.t.t . Z 2 minutes after 4 Afternoon • • 33 minutes alter 4 _ 7 DR . ri) THERCHL'S N E RVOUS COf(DTAI. DROPS, are reco:noteOsted for the Cure of the foilowing Disorders—Lowness and Nervous .Affections, Cousunspeitins, lytiochonthiami, Hysterics, Spasms, Palty, Apoplexy, I.oss of Appetite, Dilioas Ct ntplaiuts, Convuls i ons and. !,:its attending Pregnancy Procsieding from a disordered crate of the Stomach, 4ml losligesdon attar:spanked by Sick Head-Acht, Heartbarna, ltc. The fialowing is another proof of its'efSeacy _ Stm—Atter very bad , itue in Childbed, I was so reduced as not to be able to turn myself Ea bed with this extreme weakness there was found a %lost alseming nervous weakness; I felt a con stant lowness asd sift leg, and sometimes my heart would Seeft ia thougk it would stand still, when I was obliged to spring up to gasp for breath. In this Alreatlful si:uetion a frietul brought me a bottle of your Forscacit's Nees/cies CORDIAL Dimes.; in a few 4A,'S 1 was able to turn myself in bed, and by warning isi• I its use, 1 have completely recovered, and been elle to stddlle :uy Sir, your humble li,reant, Deptford, Nov. 14. MARY HOLMES. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, CLearitle, Conser of Patertioutr row ; Cargil,Nmith, and Manderaton, Edinburgh ; Dauer atid M'bonald, Glasgow; Tiewman, Exeter; Nettleton, Granville and Son, and Gilbert, Plyr.touth ; Peek and iLlss, Hull; Gregson and 13x1 nee, Liverpool ; :slainea and 1... rte . ': Manchesiev,,and most Medicine Ve:DIRCI in every Town, in ii.lttles at is.rd. each. of Jef- William Ogilvy,jun. Geo- Mylne and John Chambers, .. frey'a-square, London, merchants, April 6, at ten, at Guildhall. liamuel Eady, of St. Ives, Huntiowitundiire, warehouseman, i't pril 9, at ten, it the Crown Intl, `t. Ives.-J. A. Singleton, of Man- cheater, watch-maker, • A;tril 10, at two, at the Palace Inn In' Market-street - rate, Manchester . -Wrll. Wright, late of M ock-1 port, Cbeahire, hair-dresser and jeweller, April 10, at eleven, agl the Castle Inn, Stockport -rutin Chad wick, at Bredbury, Che,hlrot hat-manufacturer, April 10, at three, at the Castle Inn, Stock port.-Ann Chadwick, of Bredbury, Cheshire, widow, April 10, at three, at the Castle tun, Stockpo.t.-W.llls, Jukes Jacksot4, land Langley, of t : alishury-sqt.are, Fleet-ttree, London, met' thane, 2.c. April IS, at ten, at Guildhall-Edward Mason, of Great No , an•alley, Coleman- a; reet . London, carpenter and builder, April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall.-JonathanWoodward,ot Daby, Ws Manufacturer, April 15, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, 1 berby.-JoLn B. Bell and John De Camp, of Catherine-street, strand, booksellers and printers, A. ril Is, at ten, at Guildhall. ,h.lex. IsPLacklan atkl John Galt, w Great St. Helene, London, biturs and brokers, April 27, at twelve, at GuilliaalL-Pater Martlnnant, of St. Joliet's-street, St. James., Middlesex, ware -1 houarman, April 6, at eleven, at Guildhall -Thomas Gaakell, of 13, uton-street, Berkeley-square, Middlesex, tinen-draper, April 27, at twelve, at Guildhall.-Janies Ayres, of 6:ration*, Essex, coal ' merchant, April 20, at one, at Guildhall.-John Hodpon, jun. of Coleman-street, London, merchant , April 27, at twelve, at Guildhall.- George Pritrhard;of New-street, London, bricklayer and builder, April 20, at cloven, at Guild: .111.-Wm. litsher, of I toundralitch, London, linen-driper, ApriLp, at eleven, at Gadd liall.-T. M. Phillips anti Win, l'inhipa, of 'f wyford, Wiltshire, nicalmen, April 9, at twelve,'at Guildhall.-1 hoinas Randall, of Oatord, linen-draper * Ainil 30. at eleven, at Guildhall.-Mark Dixon, of High-street, Surrey, hop-merchant, April 20, at twelve, at Guildhall.-J. W. blierstood, of Newgate-street, London, chtesernonger, April 29, at eleven, at Guiltlhall-William Hid hamby, of Leadenhall-street, London, librarian, April 9, at ten, at Guildhall -a-Litnes Robertson, late of Lydd , Kent, linen-dra per, April 13, at ten, at Guildhall.-Anae Jont'll, late of taint James-street, •'Westmiuster,milliner, May 4, at twelve, at GitiN ball.--Thomas Willing's, of Church-lane, WhitecliPPe% Midtlie - , sex, rainter, April 23, at twelve, at Guildhall.-Sainuel Bunn, of Great Charlotte-street, Surrey, merchant, April 6, it ten, at Guildhall.-Joseph Davenport and John Finney, of Alderavan bury, merchants, April 6, at ten, at Guikihali.-Thonias Davcii port, of Derby, linen-draper, April 6, at ten, ar.GuiicbtaU ...Sarah Stanley, of De' by, grocer, Aprii 2, at ten, at s,uitclhall.--,-artiuel Parker, of South-Lountieth, Surrey, underwriter, April 6, at eleven, at Guildlaall.-Joseph Dickenson, Wm. Dickenson, aen. and Wm. Dickesson, jun. late of Broad-street, London, mer chants, May 18, at twelve, at Guildhall-Wm. Dickenson, ten. r i Thomas Goodall, and Vran. Dickenson, jun. of Vie Poultry, lionden, bankers, May 1 8 . at twelve , at Guildhall.-Henr • 'Bidwell, of Whiteehapeh Middl e s e x, linen-draper, April 6, a t eleven, as Guildhall-John Birch and Leer Luersim, of Hoxtost 1 Town, Ivlnildkiet, e010u....,--- - --te...... atera , A pr il 9, at eleven, at -- -- • --i-tt • Aka it! . .. . _ . . , 69-1. toot ; Ensign \ ' ltli am Idlakiston to . __, ~ .. . *.,ten, 4.43;edlitti; husign Francis Laugharne . •to be Lieute staqt, v.ce Scott; '1 :lomat Hogg, Gent. to be Ens gn, vice Els biscuit ; Ale:soder M`Letinoo, Gent. to oe Ensign, vice Lang .Larne. • Royal West India Rengers—Enslgo Robert Hann* to be Ideate-, nant, vice De 11 - etton, soperseded, being absent without leaves . . Ensign Kobert George to be.ditlO; vice Barney, who resigns; John Elly, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hanes ; Vint. Erederiiik Archttsit, Gent. :o be Ensign, vice George. . • 3d Ceylon Regiment—Charles Andrews, Gent. to be Secold • • f...ltuteitant. without purchase, vice'Edwarsls, promoted in the i lid Ceyloti Regiment. •-• L. 4:1: Ditto —Lieuten.itit Thomas Castle, from the 34th Foot, to be i lieutenant, vice Algeo, who exchanges. Dilion's kegimeot—Lieutenast Joirit CLesse to be Captain of a I fr i Limitary, without pureilaie, vice Bo utand, promoted; Lie*; tenant Joseph Camiitae to be ditto, vice l i urke, promoted ; En- r . sign Vaniwriie to be Lieutenant, "ace Chem. De Rod's Regiment—Captain Antoine Courant, front Meuron's iLeginnu, to be Captain of a Company, vice - duels, who ex chooses; ----- i)'Arreger, Gent. to be Ensign, vice . luggi- • cer, promoted. Meuron's Rernt ent — Captain Nicholas Fuchs, front De RoUe's 1 Mt/intent, to be Captai.. of a Company, vice Courant, who . • aschanges: . • "dflitir Lien Infantry Volunteers--Ideutenstit George Wallsrecht I to be Captain of a Company, vice Schreibogel, deceased; En sign Win. liewman, from the Ist Weil Intlia Regiment; tole Lieutenant, vice Wilsons, deceased. lee Garrison Batts:ion—Ensign H. lialsington, from the Royal ' Atrican Corps, to be Ensign, vice Rat, promoted in the ltd Foot. 1 - 4th JJirto--Ensign John Fraser, front the 6th Foot, to be L i cute- rant, vice Hastings, appointed to the 67th Foot. .Ist Royal Veteran bat.alion—Ensign William Abbott, from the 1 • • 10ch auyal Veteran liattabon, to be Er.sign,•*vb....e sualerland, prunoted io the 7th Ruyai Veteran b,utahon. I Wit Ditto —Ensign lames Newman, from thi - 7th Royal Vete- I ran 'battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Marsh, whose appoint- - ; mem bas been cancelled arratlehlw*s thipif Leer —Wm. Edward Powell,'Get. to be EA sign, vice Ittekip, whose Appointinent has been cancelled. • - BREVET. &rain hmes ArchibaLl risip;, of the 3Gth Foot, to be Major lit the Army. . . • IIAttRACIe..6. • . • • Jake . • Roberts, Gent. to be a liar/Lk-master to the Forces in Great Britain, vier Otholia.siltor, deceased. 1101,11ANDLJAI. w ' amigo Trevor, (mortise Nova Scotia Fenciblea, who was tit- ' as sta:rd in the Gazette of the inns ultimo, is re-in hi' rauk. , T.'he Ezchitage beta/see Lieutenant Moore, en half pay of the w asg ‘gg i eg u a , sort gym' Jorden, of the 47ili Foot, as stated • In did 6a.set..• of thisirth inst. lass not taken place. _ 1' lie underatebtioned . OfLeis desuperseded; being absen/ withoui leave, -vin. . . tkrutanant Maens:overa, 'of the 15th loot. fr liosigst Guilt hi, of the :45th Foot. •. . Lieu :moot Lucke, of tha 45th Foot. - .. • •.. - gideirtsallait Charley Katmai, of the tioth Foot. • SaaATlrill teethe Gazette of the 2tith altbniar opli roov:—Fer Wipe,. Moore Hairleon, gent. tp ba Sielli, sow& Ciotti% Hien diarrieuth Vent. to be twit. t I'astcei 4 T 4 1 11. R. n v- Et; A It N " AII ° Pt I46EV It:, IIIr PILLS, : 41 i1 A , z h were oontriied by the Inventor as s remedy for f l iat ß 3f; but 'Mach preserted lam to an air:meta agt. are adinirablyeal: eulated fur rheuntatisois, colds, sod all tliose'c omplAnts to winds the human frame is liable from the riitiSthlideli of our climate-- Weevils:: for bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and b.ssy As, and for head-achea, oecalloccil indigestion, wr by free liela;.—Settl only by r. Newbery and Sons, at theWtrehouse foe Or. James's Powders, No. 46, St. Pi urs Church-yard s and at Dr lames's lute .souse in Bruton-street, price 4s. ea. a boa, contain. sa pitivar 412-in one lane hoz for Xi is. Nouc are getv,iiile but toe ar:.ith base the wards " F, IteribTry, No. 3 St. et!graved is the scalp, A true. jtalilni Int wilt be formed of the pretensiors of a Mot who sAfill Dr Jason's rills fast' sate; *bee It 'is Gillevm 'that he was a mere laboui er LbAtor's garden, and :malty 'gout: .t. of the principal ittireCrunt iri Ur, flis , iaces arras I.y ti the audacity to adlitabae binnocleas " tlnsoriginal sotl. Quit r 'gteparer;" ambit!' it r, /staved that this .tnedietne ss as acte..lly prepared anti sold sefisre he WA/ bora, liulThat Yr naer waseta.. flopd in airy pact of the paces,. ,• From the and Right Rev. I.ordlot) u V CARLISLE* • 1:0 Mr. Citswa; Apmtthecary, Chea;sside, Loudon. ST l a—i•readA y y r embrace the opportunitour letter: a u o ras me of adding my testimony to that of the Lord Chief MARRIED. Baton, in favour of your CHING . ° P LE.NT WORM LO.. At Ottery, Devossi ire, on the L.mtli instant, Quarter-Master • ZENGES; my eldest son having, a few months ago, dcrila Hugh Caine, 18th (Avyal Irish) Regiment, to Itlisek , rma very material benefit from time use of it. ,fie had been uns:ell W. myss, daughter of the late David W emyss, Esq. at. AtArmy, fur several weeks, previous to las tatting its lippearA pale, trill.. kitic4lllre. Ci way lantlid, and co:opt:tined trent-n - 11y ni pins in his TuestLsy se'unight, at Leicester, John Edward Carter, Esik of head sad sit c. .111k1 I.ord woo had aecidemally scr a ptofil, to Miss Flizatictli hiarkland, of the tomer riatv. It-en him int this mate, fortunately fee...tint:tended to me the tr im At Edinburgh, Maim' Maclacillan, of the 60th Regttnent„ to t y o ur Lozenges, and that no nine might be tost, mmi any mist: Ice di b l, Jane Campbell, daughter of the late Neil Ca(lipttal, i sq, of alight 11(llf, in °training the genuine medic fie. -rid me thee totroots. I doses cf it. The flea of these occasinaLd a oisitiie amendment, m u.. 1 aitte the second tir.i.l Olery disappeme.i, Jut l 1 i„1*-..1 it right to giv - the third, as the two former agreed so or.comm.ndy well. front that time my stn has been In perfect henttb, and d certenly attribute his cure wholly to i%. efficacyof the Watm I.oartivi. I have shwa recommentied y our I.ozonges in sevctal lustatices, wliseem I have We satisfaction to assure ynu, have unlfocntly been of groat service. I might to a.!ti, that :nun the nature LI tLe effect vrodit,-ed by thew la my son's ease, I apprehend the tots `a mts to hay,: arisen front an o bstruction between the stomachs An viscera. I ant, Sir, your obedient servant, E. CARLISLE. Rose Castle, December 7. ;.r d , whidesale and recall, by Mr. Bittice, Na..4.Cheap-itlet cornet of Pa; ell:meter row; :ken, Cargill; Baster and Co. t3d son. h, FA•ohorgh and Gla.gosvt Rehm, Portsmouth; Mintier, and Son, Dublin; Pack and I miter, boil ; Hultan.!, and Son, and Giltit.rt and Ilay 04D, Plymouth; Hull and Boyne fork; w.d 3114.( country mediator cut,lstie ;and perineum Ire boxes, at 2s. *Leash. ADVICE. ENCOURAGED by the uniforui success attending their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a kw prevalent coniplane a, wnteh ha; been confirmed by the expertree in many years in a Lrge and extensive machlee ; ,en,llle also of the happy effects remitting to the pub;:e fintu ntedical rem . confuting dp.tr attention to a certain chew of %knows, Meer.. i GOSS and Cu. continue to direct their median to :it4:l: J: ordets arising from a secret destructive hat'it of isteaiusidetee yo. :., which not only rotations a I:um:Taus train a tiertons alVectien, but also entails oat its votaries all the enervating iinSecilitie. :47 tab! age. In tkattlistresniig mate of d.kility tar deficiency. oat ! • her the cmisequence of such baneful (Moira, sec anive drinktne, lung residence in kut climates, or ary u.hrr cause, by seldelt the , power* of the cnnatitution become enfeebled, as rag:daily rdems tad surgaons of London, they offer a farm, safe, hid Innate resin canna to sound and vigorous health. • Whore as early l annticatinn is made for th..• cure of i certain ditto der, frequeraly contramed in a moment of isetni.ty, them. diration is genendly completed in the then irate of ton day , . and 311 , 1 in the snore advanced and inveterate stages uf rani ad , riayitnit, infaction, dmracterized by a Variety of. painful and distreinitt eek and Rase. ' 1 symptom', a petseverance in thair plan (without restraint hi diet manes am/ ' cr exercise) will ensure to the patient a permanent anti rubel -Jere in - cure. 'I he diseaees of the Urethra, as frequently extent:el with ek: itising front the above c,mjilaint, have um enneel EAs - r, WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH. • their attention; by an infallibb: and improved plan. :hey are en • ; Aided to remove obs.inete Otetrs and i( - met Jets, whetliet CHEAP AND EX PEDITIOtiS TRAVELLING, I recent or ot song duration, without veenrting to the painful inl Cans 1 d.ugerons VS ell the caustic boogie. Tray instances can he a, THE smt ncE.?.rs HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. 1 duced of very inter-rate cases, of several year. condurance, han HZ'. following POST-COA(7.FLES set out at re -1 l ug yielded to their mirthful in a few days, the the etre had hem 1 duce& prime: Co EXETER, only Two Guineas , i t l s t.je ; Etosnrtr 4 by ot ll:r practltioners without effect ; and such ?unbent awl .t.t. 1 zs. 641, Inaide, L IVIOU l'H t at Seven o'ClCick every ' the eel -et-able 'midi ot a practice of fourteen years, Met the tootle Mrnng with a Guard t adn Lamps throutt Honiton, Axminster, ! of treatment has not in eine -Margie Mnance ever proved ahortiet. Bridport,, Blandford, and Salisbury, tO Mr. 'WIN WWI'S, King'. dining which period many thousa n d perionns, of both seten Inv: Arms, Plymouth ; and tit the King's Arms, Dock. . t experienced the enjoyment of 11-awing been perfectly cured, Ater ne CHESTER, Newport; and Wbitchurch New Post-Coach, ' vire and injurinus methods had tee* persevored in to no purpse. every Evening at Five &Clock. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Mantingilon 1 Miners. (lose and Co. exclusively profe s s in g the cure of this particular complaints, in order that they may nut he, be a mu' new Royal Mail Coach seta out every Ev e nnig.—Coanhe, 'for , taken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to tbein Boston no Splsbn, Lout ' h, Grimsby, and Hull: n . i.eatit empiric, think it bin justice to thentsehies to state, that then LIVERPOOL, Lave been properly educated and initiated into every blanch of the Post Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening at rine o'Clock, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield . profession (certificates of whkh, frost different Hospitals, and to the Angel Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.—(;uarded thronehmit. : tentlmenhals front the most eminent Physiciane,•they have m cern BATH and'Eßl 1 ' roL 71finti Post- 4 :0 6 m through Cliiiipen- l wince any inquirer), that the success resulting from their ender ham, Cattle, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at letr. - Vollfi first induced them to quit the practice of the general Prat May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bah, anti the London Tavern, 'rho" • thinner, and they preturne that their pretentious constitute a talt inaa-street, Bri.ve, next Morning.—Coaches to Weils;tß r in ge , ranittnl frit the unprecedented conirience with which they bare, wAter, Taunton, tkc. by the Public., been so liberally hocour.d. LEED:; new light Coach,called the Rockingham, sets .lUt every • GOSS a:-..1 Co. Sot:font, Is, liouterienareet, Fier -street. Morning at Eight is*Cloelt, carries four insides only, aid goes re- • -- markably easy r • h a Guard throughout; Passes 'trough :tam- !, TO 'f' HOMAS TAYLOR, Itst. ford, Newar k , Rexford , Doncaster, and Ferryliridge, • to the I * No. 9, NEW BRID(AB-REE I. LONDON. Golden Lion, imedis, Pelf day at noon. Notwithstanding t h e I ' unmet:gen es... uncnininon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to be the most ''.• I BEG. leave to inform ye*, tint ever since theritT aereeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, I 7no, 1 had Setts afilicted ulth the lAtesVentrea; which,inne twin unequalled in accernmoiation by anq ether. its obstinately restating every course a me Seine priscrilmi by It KON DAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lenedale, Bolton, met eminent of the faculty here, and muter -g e nre s everal sten , Chorley, Or makirk , and Gaming Post Coaches, every Afternoon mama salivation, an.l twice di.chsr„led :•rom the tlaepitanwlf; at Eve o'Clock.—Guardel f little relief, would anpeer to he ef the roost inveterate nature. Is GLASGOW, Lon town, Greene-Gram, Annan, Dumfries, the spring of last year ray d'.a.ordex had gat to suds a head; n Etkwrnhill, 'i•httrnhill, ianquhar-Kiln, Cuntnock, Kingswell, and nearly to put a win:lto 'sty esiatence. 1 sad a lan • 'therein On all parts of Scotland, Curuprrdown Coach, Daily. l c rown of m y bead, one on each arm, and ine legs were beekesi YORK, blawcaStie, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed ..out in a frightful manner; my right was ilreadfuSy pnnful, llll with a Guard throughout, sets out every Moniing at Half-past had been In a state of ulciantion for the isn , even years; met kit Six o'Clock, Lay way of Newark, Retford, Teamster, Darlington, had also two nodes upon it, was nay much discom lotar ed in bedo, and ~,sfes a Northalierton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers me efah excruciating pain, particularly when finding themselves fatigued from the length of the jounut;iftity nearly to deprive me of rest; In this lamentable mate, I was tai rent what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad- c,annwsteled by Mr. J. Timisipson,;who received so emcee eel ditional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, by them here,) to take your Leake's thitent Ptiluwhich I Innaa runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborovek, Whitby, and to do on the 15th May ; in the course of a fortnigh I I-ron r• caber place.. - receive benefit-Lin little spare than a month the tikert on Mt BRIDGENORTH and Walsall; new Post Coach, every leg and arm:were. soundirteated—unanaftee, the ewe , olln l f Evening. - leg hi-sled. also t leaving,, however, eimaiderahle diteelners CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whkehaven Post Coach, goes with tints ia the skio, and pa'm in the bane Of the left. weith, by tti Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Pesetas through Brongli, blesting of God, and 4 Nor longer per:worm - we in your e. yaks. Appleby, Greatabrisige, Richmond, Catterick, Buroughbruine, 1 ble:aleditinensubsicied ; the noel a diattersing, the skin regainng Wetherby. Aberiord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way Itinatural hue, and the noetarnalpaittserniaally gotegnii—lMta by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the became, by your liberal adeneund medicine, t wriectle tree : l an journey with the greatest eifity'. Pa,sengers Acta ned on the my !firmer Cornplainttnaebave rpeever s'. ray Gartner spans ael toad by business, or plemeire, have the peculiar advantage of tiier strength, and aro beetene•je,ly are faf e ita ti: hich t ut:Ors:rig *rats being secured iii the text coach. sir e many mouths to the amenushment of all who kin te nx.l htli.lPSli, a new Flying Posy-(.bath, to York, c, am ern at a loss in what terms to titres: my gtatititil-, Ohl 1it..,.. yet Newcastle, and Edinburgh, wirries • Four Insides enle, every for the goal of other seffaring mnients, na make Intia my cne et Evening, d at Etter o'Cuek, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and h r.,.._P; as posible, lug 1 lhaft on ann•ry o cas.,:uu—n on -1 ••• 4 • h" . Standard. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm new Coach every vast, • ~,,. . ALEX. Nit! kIU il.. will greaely oblige , Sue rant grateful obedient yen! -eina-s!etl - Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. Svran': Cle4e, I-I:enatrent, Eitinintegh. v••••• "'natty, MANCHESTER, Wimslaw,Congleton, Newcastle, 11Valsall, Pteperetl and itom by tai - mote - - ~t and Wolverhanipton Post-Coach, every .atternoon...-Guardeln Member of theßoro Ce"tene of Snrgetinti in Loes'ion. a: h. , 11 4 ' • SI IREW6Bb RY, Wellington , and Shane' `Po.. - Coach, :he go, is, "sty: Eridge.nreet ; w I:ere, after n pnnsta.,t tlencev Royal Charlotte, every Evening at hive n't. lock — Guarded . SHEFFIELD and ktotherlaam l'ost-Cosch„ eatitad the Rocking. C ate of 'Venereal Complaints anti tltoto inenic•: - " 7 , , ... , . • more than 40 years, in a vested., particularly iline. - :' to t'' , f ham, every Morning. ; of GenetatMil, *Ott that inviol sfni: new-, ve tl. BIRMI NC li.klel Mercury Post-coach, with a Guard, item tau 'of 1.:6 protess.oe , slae , ild always' olsierre 171 s h - "" n uml , And re-etches Ihrmingium next dry at noon •-- tar , himself, the advice and attletnlnce he grataiii-1 a .1 _ --efnl'fls Limon, an-1 Shipetoust to the Saracen's Head, * nistem to pmsor.staitirry this late.E.chse, evil: he es...tritest , nf ,:' _'; ......erstreet, Birmingham. . cerning Public. as an silvan:age soklion awaited and •nd 2 ' HULL, blurt/wave, kiowden, Thema ?lid - Dowatter . Poet- anthiniiis :etc_ r . ..• e, be • •,-• .t ' Nn Coach, erein Morning at Sayan o'Clock. to the Butt sild Sthi Inn, '.. They are also snld by his entwinement. 11 t•ls pe rfu mer ''' - n. KM. ' r 5 se:Aibxes-stretic, l'al Mall ; the TuT-eheih ‘;‘).• 1(1 '' 411 foil-street ; Mr. Disbortnagle'sNo. 7, Finn-site... Wit, nonirT . a :send:n. l * cosine the Molina/tent : and by one Patloa i" ew r f „ti town In England, / 1 / 4 c. in bases on" es. 94. each, viten tp i full and plain directirms, wherthr nersonsotet t b er sin 11 2 1 ca t t. , heingelires_ ., ftlt r 2: find 5eCre_ ._,.......... :L „.................. ' ! .....0.............—-..-••••-................:........-------"--...--- •, i 111 1 4 4 1 '4D0 NI Printed and vu'dishact "ty I .szs t ' e ti r, at the et 07CT, tio. 1, !trey- , trot -, a,,, !a• 'ln C duce, Tilt?" . . l ITown, hankileses, cotour-mantnacturers, c.v., p, .. 7 .... 7 .., .... ,,,,,,,,, vvv. , 7 ~,,,,,..„,„ ..,,,,_,....., ______.__ - . Guildhall.—Thomas Peirce, of Canterbury, brasier, April 10, ii tio .ru e . m a k . P,' at eleven, at Guildhall. — Wm. Maskery and John Atkin, lain of 1 Tar I'ENIIAM sod Rilmoitio Coach, Lially, at HO-7i%; Whitt:chapel-rota, Middlesex, dealers In situ and eaxttieuware,: Ten, Half-past Two, Hilf-p.04 Four,abilHaif-pact Seven o'clnc . ... April 30, at twelve, at Guildhall—Thomas Saunders, of the Dv • . H.XILIVORD, Ware, Mael4eatloss% salsk Chemin Omsk, every rough-Market, Southwark builder, May IS, at twelve, at Guild- morning. , . kall.—Janus Bredlyjate ef Malta-tam, . S on thlark, smith; Aiall IP/H1614w 11.11Setturaoit and en.• reTectTol:y acquaint tl , elr ~ is, at twelve,. at Cnildbill f — , , John Hubbard, o f Dethwill-Grua, PiisodettakilAketillwltlit, tliakthrtur WO ffkbe tic.cotiiiraiite.ine spy Middlever„ ale sod talik.beer-brewere, la twelve, at GO4 /1 01 . — * Pitreab*EielLan itsiv. pc. 0 Owe than Five Pounils.liatue ,lt . ),iia 1 -m ums/ caw, O f Busb.luoe, Censtotrotreet, -Loudon, lasi - kill/ 1 4 or datniged, makes -tiotatod aa ands and pa foe aeramslitly, of May 7 s malwdlei ItGullaalL'' 4 .h a EaliSid 4 44 " 4 " Boa - the sexaseent kiwi bo a *Ow.ldll,,l,osioru . , . .. . . lowommoomm e l i {t 7 i" , 1.4 ' ••t;'A • i ':~ •