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r .7- . ---~-.. I, LONDON GAZETT g-onrlcticrosza anima arrinuren TO suave. sei tux *Emir PARLIAMENT. ' . City of Yoilt-rsna , limuutrahle Lawebte Dmoikektinin of Civil Law, in the room of Sir William Moe Bari. decease d- r"y; WHITEHALL, OCTOBER 21. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint John Drinkwater, Esq. to be one of the Comptrollers of Army ACcounts. Ocr. 22.—His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint the Right Ho nourable Charles Hope, his Majpsty's Justice Clerk in Scotland, to be President of the College of Justice in Scotland, in the room of Robert Blair, Esq. deceased. WAR-OFFIC.F.,LOCTOBIR 21. His Royal . Highness the Prince Regent 'has been pleased, in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel his Serene Highness William Frederick Henry, liereditari- Prince ,of Orange, to be Colonel in the Army. Illt MILITARY PROMOTIONS. "If . WAR-OFFICE, occomm 21. sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Lieutenant John Ferrier to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Watkins, who retires., Flthb Ditto--Thomas I.er, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, • • vice Christie, promoted; and Henry Brooke, Gent. iv be Cor net, without purchase. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Brevet-Major Phillp•Dorville to be Major, by purchase, vice Jervoise, who retires; Lieutenant . Ralph Heathcote to he Captain 614 'keep, by purchase, vice Dorrilir; and Lieutenant Nalhattiel Eckersleute be Captain. of a Troop, vice beside, deceased. • 3d Ditto—Fitsign• William Brett, from half-pay of theist Foot, to be Cornet, without purchase. 1011 , Regime:4 of Light Dragoons—ChadesUyndhartn.goitt-Ao he Cornet, by purchase, vice Fttzirrald, promoted. 12th Ditto—Lindsey James Bertie, Gent. to be Cornet, vtlibout purehise. 13th Ditto--Serjeant Waidie to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Curt i n,) vbasMacartney, who resigns Abe Adjutancy only. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—'Titornas Sningsly Dun ' combe, Gent;to be Bosign, without purchase, "rite Mildasay, promoted. 4th Regiment of Fout-,Auistant-Surgeon Christopher Cab, from the Long6n 1 Militia, to he Assistant-Surgeon, v cc Rut ledge,'appointed to the Idt Garrison Battalion. ltd Ditto—Ensign J. F. Cockburne to he' Lieutenant, by pur chase, vier Wodehouse, promoted in the .50th Fem. link Di eN —Licesesiatu General Sir Charles Hastings, Barn from the 77th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Fitton, deceased. tnth Ditto—Lieutenant David Borns, front the Ist Tower Ham lets Militia, to be Ensign. flOth Ditto—ueetesa-t Robert 'Telford to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Pierrepont, promoted on the Staff of the Quarter-Master -General. ltd Ditto—Quarter-Master-Serjeant Matateld to he Quar. ter-Master, vice Wilmot, deceased. 46th Ditto—Volunteer Mahoity, front the 44th Foot, to be F.usign, without purchase, vice Robson, promoted. 27th Ditto—Ensign Wm. Weir to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Erikine,nrernotedin the 40th Focur 30th Ditto—Brevet-Licutenant-Citlonel Alexander Hamilton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 44th Dirto—Liretenant Richtril Daily • to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice 'Algro, promoted on the Staff in Portugal ; Eataign Charles Stewe.rt to be Lieuterant, without purchase, vice Anaesley, appointed to the '.t.ith Light Dragoons 37th Ditto—Ensign Henry Dyer to be Lieutenaiit, without pur chase, vice Stuart, who res:gus. 41st Ditto—Walter O'Reilly, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Geale, promoted. 47th Ditto—Enaigu George lint to be lieutenant, by purchase, - vice Yates, promoted. 54th Ditto—Serjeant-Major Wm. Coates to be Quarter-Master, vice BrOWft, deceased. 56th Ditto—Major Nigel Kingseote, from the .53d Pont, to be Lieutenantscolunel by purelia.c, vice Prevost, who retires. INtto—Lientenant Thomas Long, from the North Mayo Militia, to he" Ensign. 5 1i intio-:-Lietnenaittlames Pyne, front the Kildare Militia. to be Ensign, 60111 Regibierit of Foot---I'o be Cainalnit of Companies L i eutenantit , chard.Philbiti, without purchase, vice De la Htus. *aye Bouvcri.:, promoted. Lieutenant Daniel Page, wit limit purchase ' vice Brown, promoted. Lietitetiant the lion. P. Francis Cust, front the 31 Dragoon Guards, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retires. . . . To be Ensign, dentlemaa. Cadet Cuthbert Fornei etc, freim the Royal Military College, without purchase, vice Rind, promoted. To be Adjutant, Lieutenant Alevander Rule, vice Simpson, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 77th Dittn--Major-Geneml Thomas Pietotf, from 16th Foot, to be Colonel, vier Sir Charles Hastings, appointed to the cum mand of the Pah Foot. 70th Ditto--Ensign Charles M'Artbur to he lieutenant, vice Forbes, deceased; Volunteer W. A. Itiavb to be Ensign, vice M' Arthur. SW' Ditto— M'lssitghlan, Gent. to be Adjutant (•ss ith the rank of Ensign), vice Stewart, promoted. 101st Ditto—Thomas MOT, Gent. to be Fnsign, without pnr chase, vice `colt, promoted in the sth Wes- India Regiment ; Daniel Kittsly, (lent. to he ditto, vice Eillikelly, promoted in the 7th West India Regiment. • Royal Staff Corps. Ti be Lieutenanta,witliout purchase—Ensigns Thomas llaeriot, Henry Piers, William Dumaresq, l'rancis Duvernette,Samuel Perry, George Lomgmore, and William l'ait. sth West India Regiment—Ensign Edward Scott, from the Ioi st s Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bithrey, wins resigns; Ensign William Dance, from the - 14th Foot, so be ditto, vice Aidison, deceased. 'l, b Ditto—Ensign James Killikelly, from the I Wit Foot, to be Lienenanr, without purchase, vice Atkinson, who resigns I Volunteer Joseph Atkinson to be' Etts 4 rjewieitswit 'navelwort stise r y o, ' vice Pole, appointed to the 2d Royal V h . ttaJten. r • .--., Watteville's Regiment—Lieutenant John Treviepn, from Hall Pay of the late Royal Regiment of , to be Lipu. tenant, vice Malaspina, who eschanges. Chauvin Britanniques--Dahnier D'Olbreuse, Gent. to be an. sign, without purchase, vice Choiseul, promoted. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Edusund Moore, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Marum, deceased. Ist Garrison Battalion--Assistant-Surgeon George Rutledge, from the 6th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice O'Flaherty, .. promoted in the 7ild Foot. 4th Ditto--Assistant Surgeon J. Bickerton Flanagan, from the ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant Surgeon, vies Carnegie, appointed to the 62d Foot. 2tl Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign Samuel Jackson Poe, film. the 7th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, 'vice Madtlitt, placed on the Retired List. 7th Ditto—QuarterMaster Wm. Theobald, from the 47th Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice Seaman, deceased. rrAkr. Charles Darman, Clerk, to be a Chaplain to the Forces. . ' Michael Wallace, Esq. to be Secretary to the Lieutenant Cover :for of Nova Scotia, vies Freer, appointed Military Seeetnary to Sir George Prevost. . HOSPITAL STAPP. To be Surgeons to-the Forces in Portugal, nder ensrnand of Sir Wm. Carr Beresford - • Assistant-Surgeon Win. Robson, from the Royal Military College, Asalstant-Silrgeon Edward F. Coates, from the 6th Dragoons. Aeslatant-Surgeon David hi'Lagan, from the 91st Foot. Assistant-Surgeon Patrick Hughes. from Pg. Sstb Foot. To be Hospital Mace for General Service—Dior:Deer , clues John Dewey. The King's German Legion. id Battalion of the Line—iCsavbieeNant Attest . _ *.be Ensign, vies Shauttrima,* siipolitso W the Dratooes. . . . . - •.t a _. estrott and Co.ltanteda , Barnaoodaey-WaU, abiptv -(Mitrottl-Aloe, Tot wilt= •Colston and J. Amery; 3 Needled 1.1300tt1, Stokt I ton and J. Richardson, 1 _ , and J. Appleton, Bbatintl 111411111011 t . irl4-4). Holland' and E. &MA,' —l•Yinlayson, and J. Finlayson, ileilletep-oliessign•v•Ovi 411111111111111,Roosiner.— _ . T arr , who „*. trki . ~ or-- Plot:the Di 'trice Grottementi. ' .... .. ..ocors.—T, 1...5.... • iiv ili. itkooval of tissittlimiXamtei furner front the ' -.ow-flied:tom tit-India Rangers to the With' Foot, and the promotion woke- —...-------....--. . *at Lieutenant-Colonel Homlitott from the SOth Foot to the Lieu - ' I . . r elenant.oolol3e l Cy in the geoid West-lndla.litangors, as suted is . POLICE. .. ... • the Gazette of the 30th Jate last, have not taken place. ---.--- , limitation M'Dermott, of the 116th Foot, and Lieutenant BOW-STREET.-Old Pullen, a well kneivn character, Pieodergasn of tbc 71st Foot, are superseded, being absent with- •;$ again in custody. The .S•allibury coach, in travel. out leave. of the 15th instant. ling e= ir there to London yesterday se'nmgh • t, was ERRATUM . in the Gazette 60th Foot. robbed of the contents of wpaper parcel, to the amount For William Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, read Robert Mac- of about seBo in Bant-cotes, and a cheekon the Bank keuzle, Gent. to be Ensign. of England, directed to a clothier in Cateaton-street. ORDNANCF.-OFFICE, OCTOBER 21. On the delivery of the parcel - as directed, it - was dia. Royal Regiment of Artillery. • covered that it had been opened, and tied up again Second Captain John P.Elige to be Captain, vice Meadows, do- in a very slovenly manner, and all the above notes • ceased. Dated Sept. 5, 1811. First Lieutenant Peter Faddy to bp Second Capta i n , vice Elie; ' taken out, together with a letter from the remitter, and Second Lieutenant Rithard Litchfield to be F irst Lieute- and all that remained was o nl y four folds of brown nant, vice Faddy. Dated as above. , aer. Pullen admitted he w a s in the coach, and p p Commission in the Huntingdon Militia, signed by the promised to give an account of his journey from Lon- Vice-Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenants of the don to the country and back ; but when he stated-any - County of Huntingdon. . time or circumstance that Mr. READ made a clincher, 'William France Gray, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Bayles, resigned. against him, he shofted off so; that it wiz impossible Dated September 90, 1611. to ill him to any thing. Therefore, with no other . B NRUPTCY ENLARGED. • pr oof, it was impossible to make a case against him. 'Nov. 5. John He ry Hughes, of Manchester, cotton-spinner, at ~ r tea,at Guildhe I, Loodon. 1 . READ said, he would detain him, if the Gentle- Nov. S. Robert Williams, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, china , man who attended kom. SalisbUry, Who had made and glassman, at ten, at Guildhall. I up the parcel, thought he could bring forward any Dee. S. Natkaniel, Bunn, lain of Wickham-Mu - het Suffolk , ' other proof. I however, it was agreed that he should miller, dealer and chapinao, at eleven, at the Crown 1n n, 41 o at large,. on Mr. Belliss, a Gentleman who atten - Woodbridge, Sunlit. - Nov. 18. '1 homes Hopkins, now or late of Cross-Hall, Morley, d ed for Pullen, undertaking that he should appear on Yorkshire, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at I Thuraday evening, or sooner, if wanted. Black Bull Inn, Gornerni, Yorkshire. II Yesterday a nuMber of carmen appeared at the Nov. 5. Edward Sibs, of Mercery-lane, Canterbury, Kent, bat- Office,thr consequence of stunthonws, for riding on ter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • their horses, and in their carts, 'without reins in their BANKRUPTS. John Ross of Bedford-street, Covent-Garden, ktteses, saver: hand ; dtey were convict/din mitiganed 'penalties: smith, d ' ealer and cbapnian, to surrendtr October 26, Nov. it., NIAItLBOUOUOD-STESlST.—Yesterday Jelin Rost and mid tier. 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Day, Pump- John Lewin were charged with defrauding the land eotrt, Temple. . lord of the Bull and Aze public house, Upper John. Joseph D'Agiiilar, of Liverpool, merchant, broker, dealer; and street, Oxford street, of £ lO on Thatsday evening. chapman, Novernbr 19, 20, and December 3, at eleven, at the ,, .. . , Louse of Henry Vorattaw, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, It appeared in evtuence, that .the prisoners went into Messrs. Shepherd and Adlington, Gray'orlifi e si.oaulon ; or the public house in <location, and called for some Messrs. Ttaltera and Tophatne Liverpool. •_. . porter, when the one observed to the oth er that he Thomas Hall, of Hart.street. Grnevenor-squaii . ', ' Middlesex, w ished to pay him the 410 he was inde6ted to him, coach-maker, October 26, Nostentiset k 2, and December 3, at a n d • . • fr o m one, at Guildhill. Attorney, Mr. Lawkdge, rio. 109, Gray's- at th e same t i me . antwmg hi s poc k et a raw Intplane, London • - • tints sfiguestypenes, lie asked the landlord, by way of George Seiler ., of ' Kingston -optic-Hull, merchant, dealer and favor, spcitunge it for him, nr to advance 410 upon chapman, October 28,29, and Dec. 3, at eleven, at the Whitt it, and he would call again for the remainder of the Hart Inn, in Kintoun-upon-Hull. Attorniet, Mr. Sandwich, ' .a s Hull; or Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's - b uildin g s London, chang e it was a,iust debt, and the man was pre s sed William Eyre Royiton, of West Leigh, parish of Leigh, leaned- for Ill'oll . - The tack was so well managed, that the shire, cotton-splimer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 1,2, and Dec. landlord •ent up stair's and brought down £lO which 3, at eleven, a . t the New Court House, Wakefield. Attto mot, he gave to owe of the prisosiers, and received the Mr. Lee, St. John's, Wakefield; or Messrs. Exley, Stucker, end Dawson. Furnives•lun, London. tiventy-PranYil.di-sairm, but he discovered the fraud James Jones, Peter Bromfield Litherland and Wi ll iam Peaford on lottking minutely at it. and detained the parties, Bias, of Liverpool, mercharrs, Nov 12, 13, old Dee. 3, at ~ who were bi t ty committed for trial. one, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attendee, Messrs. HATTON GARBEN.—AII the innkeepers and publi- Stephard sad Adlirrgton, Gray's-Inn, Loudon; or mcsia - s. De s and Topham, Liverpool. cans of Hampstead were yesterday - summoned before James 8011, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staito-dshire, grocer, the Justices, for entertaining people drinking in their lcrober • - - '. - divine set vice. Tio dealer and cliapman, Ot __. 31, at live, November 1, and Dec. 3, at ten, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle-under•Lysne.— At tor 'lies, Messrs.Walthalt and War 1, New castle-under-Lyrne. Robert Hunt, of White• Cross-street, parish of tit. Luke, Mid dle tee, victualler, dealer and chaprnan, October 26, November 2, 4::d Dec. 3, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr.'laylor, Old-street-road. Thomas Winn, rf l'rinees-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex. milliner, jeweller, dealer and ehapinan October 20, Nov. 2, and Dec. 3, at :keen, at Guildha ll . ' Attorney, Mr. King. Castleotreet, Holborn. Edward Iliseris, of the Preenct of St. Catherines, Middlesex, dealer and chapman, Oeiuber 20, November 5, and Dec. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoc ides, Messrs. Templer and Clyne., Burr-.erect, Fast Smithfield. Edward Sinintous, of Deal, Kert i grocer,drunist,bardwarentan, cicala and chapeau, I)ctober 2s, at six, October 29, mat Dec. 3, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. AttOrnieJ Mraitt. Grairtnee and Matson, Deal ;-ur Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Essex-street, Strand, London. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 90. W. Stork, Warwick-street, Charing Cross, tailor, at twelve. at Guildhall.—Nov. 14. Ve: C. '1 lunnas, Nicholas-lane,' merchant, at one, at Guildhall.—Nov. 12. D. Phillips, Wet brook., tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.—Nov. 12. T. Hughes, Norfolk street, : 4 tratid, wine-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nov 14 \V. P. Watson, Selby, Yorkshire, mercer, at one, at Galldball, London.—Nov. 30. 'l. Hayward, peal, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall.—Nov. 14. M. French,. George-street, square, wine-anerchaut, -at oue,:at GuiWhall.—Nub.' W. H. Philipson, Cottingbam, Yorkshire nurseryman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, ICingston-upon-Hull.—Nov. 12. T. Vine, jun. Bright helrostone, Sussex, gi tieer, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.cneloa, —Nov. 14. J. Brown, Little East Cheap, eiteesentonger, at use, at Guildhall—Nov. 12. J. Stevensoo, Oxtord-street, dealer, at twelve, at Guildliall.,--Nov. 19. F. Burchell, Warwick-place. Bedford-row, sadler, ft tun, at Guildhall —Nov. 12. W. A. l'ittitrier, Bristol, tnercer, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1.mu10n..... Nov. 12. R. Thackray, Burton Leonard; Yorkshire, Bax.dresier, at eltives, at Guildhall, London.—Nov. 30. W. Robinson, R. F. Parris, and D. Squites, Klng-gre . et, Seven Dials, bakers, at eleven, at Guildhall—Nov. 12. T. J. Hopkins, Chigwell, Esser, common brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov. 14. W. Mathes lieu and G. Mallalieu, Manchester, cotton-dealats, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester.—Nov. IS. G. Harris, Plymouth, deakr, at eleven, at the Old Commercial Inn, Plyntoudh—Nov. 19. W. Webb, Westminster-bridge-road, coal-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhalf.—Nov. 19. E. Crean, Margaret-street, Ca vendish-square. carpenter, at one, at Guildhall.—Nov. 14. T. White, Southwark, haberdasher, at one, at Giaildhall.—Nov. 19. J. Watson, Elton, I.aticashire, cotton-spinner, at two, at the Dug Tavern, Manchester.—Nov. 25. S. l'age Seeger, Maidstone, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London . —Nov 23. 0. Inwood, Lower 'mature-street, oil-man, at one. at Gtuldisidl.—Nov. 19. T. Ashton, Portsea, linett-draper, at twelve, at Odlldltall, Lull ii—Nov. rte. W. Rye, Osiseel-sterwolioettssiaspec, at twelve,' 'it Gulldhall.-eNov. 14. D. I)avies, OM-street road, victualler, at one, at Guildhall.—Nor. 12.—G. and fl. Pullinger, Ropky, Hants, woollen-drapers, at twelve,at London.--Ntre. 1 - 5. J. Pet ring, Cluillord, Gloucestershire, clothier, at ten, at the Rain lon, Gloucester—Not. 15. It. Taylor, Leicester-square, bonier, at ten, *49olldb:lll—Nov. 25. I. Parry, Butt-lane, Dept ford, pottier, detwelee, at Guildhall—Nov. 5. C. Adams, Pan cras-lov, merchant, at one, at Guildhall.—Nov. 1 2 . W. Byrt Morgan and J. Du dden, Shepton Mallet, bankers, at twelve, at the George, Shepton Mallet.—Nov. 12. J. Waits, Fleet-street, engraver, at one, at Guildhall—Nov. 12. J. Flaimui, Dean street, Red Lion-square, cheesmonger, at tea, at GuildhaU.— 'Nov. 12,'1'. Dongati, liread•street, war, kouseouum. at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nov. 12. 3. 1.. Payne, Change-alley,hatter, at elevat, ' at GuilikalL—Nov. 14. J. Reed, Bath, , coofectioner, at our, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. CERTIFICATES, NOVEMBER it. H. Phillipson, Cottingharn, Yorkshire, norserroae. C. Ridedale, Liverpool, shoemaker. J. Welch, Birmingham brass-founder. • S. Holland, and ' l . S. Williams, Liverpool, ipoprolsitoris R. Reddish, St. James's -street, Middieser, oriskoesertisein. D. Stroud, Poole, llote-draper'. 1. Goodwin, Ray-street, ClerkenvraU, 'baker. W. lowa*, ulskops Cask, Salop. curler. houses on Sunday last, during _ - innkeepers insisted on their right to entertain travel lers &c. They.were all dismissed. I;lassioNHousi.—A person of the name of Ward, nho stated himself to be a clergyman, and who . had !seen charged, on Monday, with assaulting the watch man and constable of the night, ou Saturday, near \Vine Office-court, Fleet-street, was again brought dp, having been ordered to bring witnesses to his character. From the evidence, it appeared., that the ' prisoner was not a regular clergyman of the Church of England, though he had been occasionally suffered' to officiate fur such curates as chose to entrust him, he being in DeaCon's Orders. He was represented to be of a peaceable dispOsition, and rather of weak mod. 'Fite Alderman alaowed Lira to satisfy those whom he had injured, and be discharged. Uximr-Hatt.. , —Janus .writ, the porter to a re spectable wholesale grocer in the Borough, in whose service he had been Tor upwards of ten years, eras' yesterday charged before the sitting Magistrate, on suspicion of having robbed his employer of conside rable quantities of tea and sugar. It appeared that the prisoner was met by Glennon, the oiScer, between 11 and 12 o'clock on Saturday night, is 114 Borough, High-street, when from his appearaa Abe officer having a suspicion all was not right, stopped him and demanded where he came from—notheing satisfied with the account he gave of himself, Glennon pio ceeded to search him, and found two bags, contain ing between three and four lbs. of tea; concealed in the prisoner's small clothes. Glennon then proceed. ed to the, prisoner's lodging, where a consilerable quantity of tea and sugar was found concealed. The prisoner was remanded - for re-examination. John Braden, a Collector of Tolls at the Marsh gate, was fined .10s. and costs, for taking 'a greater sum as Tat for a carriage than allowed by Act of Parliament. Om•••••••!••••111i,•=5.• THEATRICAL Seoureits.—Monday se'nn4 ; lit, about nine o'clock in the evening, the Chief Peace Officer, assisted by a party of the prktrole, repaired to the Little Theatre, Drury-lane, Dublin, where the Play of the Caok Spare was performing: they dispersed the motley audience, and seized severalof the kading characters,' whom they conducted to St. Andrew's watch-house. They were next morning taken before a Magistrate, in their theatrical habiliments, and were severally obliged to enter into security for their future good behaviour. -NIEW•INTEiATED SHOT.—A plan was a few day since exhibited before the Lords of the Admiralty. It is of a four-pound shot, wrapped round with pre pared cotton, and made very hard, so as to appear like a large cannon ball—on firing of which, it tias the usual effect of a cannon shot ; but the moment it starts from the cannon's mouth, it presents one soli4 mass of fire, and whatever it hits, whether rigging or hull of a ship, will immediately take fire. Sunday the 7th inst. a fishing boat belougieg, to Carrickfergus, with three hands on board, being off Portnessocit, Gallowayshire, Scotland, observes. bodf floating at some distance, and though it blew a very heavy g&ie at the time, they went out and. brought it on shore. It proved to be the body o f a, t • pot: rchirlg England • • BIRTH. On tke 2M instant, St 'Cond.**, Mrs. Cfrarfes Ruddath, of IJIW. Tuesday morning, at his house In Bed(ord•square, Dr. R. 7. colds, aged Gd. At Kentish Town, on Sunday hist, Miss Mary Anne Munden, aged 26, daughter oh Mr. Joseph Minden, Comedian. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, 6NOW-HILL, LONDON. The be.t Acconimodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice ittors, and moderato Charges. TH E foll owing POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES, ?cc. set out from the Saracen's Head I:.n, Snow-Hill. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorthester, Falmoahr, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning a: Six o'Clock, with a Guard ' through Honiton, Aattlitister, Lrll- port, Dlandford, Basingstoke and Bogshet. DOS CON , Spalding, Pete rborough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Dew Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eteniug.—Coach et v u „, 'Boston to 441)4, Louth, Grimsby*, and Huh. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Rough:lrd, Stone, 'NIL Post-Coach, rafted The Expedition, every Edsethig act o to the Aogel-Inn, Date-street, Liverpool, Wipe, throughout. BATH and ERIS' ham, Cattle, and ' May's, the C. raise-streer, water, "Iltuntoo. LEEDS new P . Morning at P' _ tad BRISTOL flying Post-Coachet,thelegkeiViti. e t and Marlborough, every Alternate; own at Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the I.eudefpftro c `i ho- Bristol, nest Morning.—enaches tOwto, Wate- rman, as. new light Coach, Wed the Rockingh er , t Eight o'Clnel; ern* Pour tniidt rte- wy, with a Gutted tftioughlaut. P arras ark, Retford, Doncaster, and Every to the on, Leeds, next ISay, :ft Nodo. Nmwittotanding the Repeditioli of Ibis Coach; ft iv allowed to bask most aid complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, markaigic twl• ford, Newark, Gillen Met, agreeable and ..:onveyance being eneeptifled in Ace.— .odatiou by any other. RE,NDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale,. Bonin, Charley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every Aft:- neon at Five o'Cluck.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna.Cteeb, Annan. Durairks, Brownbifl, Thocohi Sampthae-Kiln; Conn:Oct', Kingsvr..ll, 54.4 Of Parts of Scotland, Cantpertlown Coach; J*3ltr. YORK, Niewcatale, and Edtabergb new Coach, perferrnei with a Guard throughout, sets our every Mornicg at licit-past Six o'CloCk,try way of Newark., /Word; Tadeaster, Da'rsing tu, Nerthallerton, Durham, ritorprth. and :Bartok!. Passeugers finding themselves fatigued from the length of tl.ts journsy, zany, rest what tltne'they please,. and then preccid.en withlut y ads 'phional Face. • L GLA/ K, thaßlatk Stvfp, Ceney sweet, York, rune Coaches to Suuderlanil, Hull, S!.arbotoug: , Whuty, and other Places. - 13RIDGENORTH amt . Wahall new Post Coach, evert Evening. CARLISLE, Petwitit, and Whitebaven Post Caseb, goes witty Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes thiou.-h hough, Appl e by, Oreatahridge Richmond, Catterick, roughbridjs Weiberby, Abeilord, l)uncaster, and (handsaws (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sett OW every Morning, and performs the journsy with the greatest facility. Pat,ettgen Sewn-,1 the road by business, or pleasere, have the peculiar advantaged their seats being secured In she swat Cuitch. CHES't ER and PARKGATE new Po-t. Coach, Daly. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderlar , l, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, zanies Four Insides only, e v e ry Ah ternoon, at Three o'clock, by way at Doncaseur, Lr,uitl.am, rid Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and farm, new "Cone}, every Morning, to the Georgelito Sutider:and. MANCHESTER, Wussinw, Congtetnn, Newcastle, Walsall, and Wolverhampton Pai.t.Cuach, scary Attertmon.--t-tuankni SIAREAYSSURII, WeUingsini, and litatt....l Fo‘t• Coach. the R.yal Charlotte, fv , ry Evening, at Fives) Vivelet—t tousled. ICHEFFIEE'D and Rotherham feign Ouch, tailed the Rotking bans; every Morning. SOU /'MAMMON, Winchester, Aim ore, -and .tltett Casty every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pest Coach, with a Cased, sets nut every Afternoon, and reaches Eirreinghans neat Jay it Nano. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and ahipsone, to the baracctia H.a4, Bull-street. Birmingham. St/NB/11(Y, Hampton, and Tsvicienhant, Twice a TAPerk HULL, Nmllamye, lickwdrn Ilona. and lkneetaster Caricli.t.-V.by Morning it 'keen o 'clock, to the Boil and Sun Li., Mytotng: - .te, HuU. • LEEDS and WAKEFIELD new elegant Clads, Daily. HERTFORD Wake Hosidemluo, and Chau/art Gana, stew . Morning.. Wil.l.llAM B. Mtn ti I AIN and Co. fr.pettftilly acipia ..f tat Frltlal and the 'thibiit, that they will ntx by a, countatile t r ts.y Parcels or Luggnitts, Rt. of inter slim Five found. Yal m ., It I.ost or damaged, unless entet.-d a. such and paid tut aeltar4usly, the :lantern's Ilya.' Inn, 6nuW•11111, MAR RTAGE should be the foundation of Stlt . 4 Happinesa,. which ispttea diaturiaa through AM pubs that form the,uition nut raking-thoteprecautioas whkh wad.; cure them the enjoytnent of thereat domestic hlttasing. of every rank pay adoration to *shrine of wedlock; but qato-ne the conetitu:iun ha• been tainted try diseue, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at ep esti, age, • renovation of stability previbua to atterhl that state is indpeniebtly requi.ite to revive the slumbering vat lit of life, and to reanimate the systetu. For no disorders have contributed more etsentle/ly to destroy Hyme- neat happiness than those which are the consespsence of sitgrarded pleasure. It was this consideration whio.b induced Messrs CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their cu. dies and practice reclusively to the treernseat and sure of the Ve nereal Disease., sod the dison'ersuishig theretilll4 ; as also to th-t 1 derangement all the system, prwinced by the destruetive h:htt • the inctuishierate school-N AY, which brings on 'fosse distressit • Debilitiet and Defielenoles that ptevent or embitter the MAtr - medal state. The successful result of their than, gives theta additiooal ardour to opposes !be ravages of these cemplatitt, which are the most important in the catalogue of human i 1-. - mities. It behove-orrery person who Ns indulged In AI. • ti.ry vies to seek retie: by coonskin' Viefessional tom o: . - aence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co ..... the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testiantieT . uncontradicted facts. In professing th‘ cure of thew compLant • they hold out no Induceme: tto vice ; but sensible as all ... must be of :he existence of such calamities, they ollc r tt•i.e assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Loilh e o-• of it urgeens of London and lldiuburgh. Slight and receut ; cases of Syphilitic intoction are radically tithed in the 'di li. space of two attys. ThoseeLtbc most obstinate duration, sec'. as obstructions, hiveterate strictures, pains of the Lotus, glee.. Ac. are permanently and steadily cured. Several Noblemen ar.i Gentlemen of the first respettability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. far the removal of complaints of the to.-- rhea, strjctures, Sze. and haring received a raoli..al and rennap:: c cure, request that refereticses may be made to them as satisfactty , evidences of the decided superiority of Mes.rs. Cottle and t'... 't plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had 'tr.:tures it. ns 1.0 to 20 years, and were under the care of Messrs. Rome, Rea. •viside, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who atte.npted theft cure by the application of the lunar caustic, wide:ma suet s.a Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the toil, .:og letter ti. • . the many they are ...!aily receiving fro:0 grntlvintsir , thr.l.ez :h: i thanks fur thew restor..tian to sound anti vi mews heats. It - a soot to them unsolic.ted,from the son on a . Ntoble Earls who it ..4 Moored confer this thstressiug and palntul malady for ter yea'. - lie hod been . under the care of •several surzettns of trait '.t. JI hlatinence, nook of %%burn afforded hint permanent MO ; but from the superior meek of tr.:aro:mot hd.rt-d and purs4,l by Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical cure to the short Mace sal one month. . - s • " To Dr. Cilityte, 107, Hatton-Garfen. 0 Lord -- feels gtw pleasure in evnimunr:.W.l.g to Doctor " Currie the pedcct re-total/lists meat of his health, in consequence of his mild and adm4able t rent 'tient of . 7 tect ores in the Urethra. "He r aill, that he has - t for - years enjoyed so much Allots 3u. W. Lomas, Wasps Castle, Salop. currier. brought it on snore. st proveu w lig " Hi Li ` m aY m "He may add, Mat Ito has net for Ty rare enjoyed so moth donder the B. Bowen, HArrow t apothecary. . woman genteely dressed in a dark coloured a " comfort arid &nation front pain ; and he entertains nu doubt of d only. W. Wkltivell, littlad4ll Green, aoap.manufaetnrer. with a gold ring on her left hand. On se-archiag i.s hie haviiit obtaissitt s throilsb his skid and attentson, a perfect au tary c o ij ege . J. Whitaker, Salford, Lancaster, cotton- twist pockets they found two one pound Bank of England 6 Wad f94"1 Ciart. 74 611 b " rvi4enm P 44ll.l * Al l ' e *.a. 11°C 3 h D ragoon .. J. Fleming, Blackburn, cotton -manufacrurwr. Be Foot. W. suain,.Uaiettsetraes.Biskapegasomuelet„Witkouti esswey- notes,three thimbles, one pair of scissars, two seals, a : !trans" t° th,ou'lPrer lha ' ulibir"meed the"" l ""t t e ll i I ''' Kit in Eris power , front a Lir trial and a Just con.pan on, to F ., Fact. acrEredur.. ' knife, and a small key. The body seemed to have to tic.; tribute of appif *se tom. Oues4 which t e sensib ly iaau. moor o f g o o. J. Hamper, Higkatreet, Southwark, boder. .• , een in the water a considerable time. With the two "and shall tee' te must ready trui•williug to acknowledge " 3. Le ig h , lverpoolitgareltivat. - • , rtes which they found 'sailer pockets. these. meftpar. Messrs: Carrie and Co. ii...y be 'milt& ml he j i‘ii. si rs of chin PARIVir ea BISOLVBD : bod , Set,.witft au .peatest• keret? arta lager, id . their house, N., zothmion to, r bout isivo. . , ii .....,.... 1. Now , , 4. _dece r H ot coffin, and cl 4 to dress : . . 1 11 ! t t lt A t it • 107, kiatt . an t awrdeo..-;.eitrial T abs you paid. 11* kW 'LW mitt/. akussibmiiparic sibrdi., stii.:L.:3oro . - , i°, l ? , tne I : l3 u°wing da y -, w ' d e can t 'Y ni lei In 4 0 , L = OM and J. Ws Pflebesa laisadiestF,vattalmissuili-ri , . tplp gesigru t rOs .: 11 . tyynt i sto,110,,,,01111c5OCTE. :WV N : PriaLd and published 4 y Leval. ham i. at Nu. ti, i * ~ Ctiacery-Isee ; ^aud a: :he Base, 1 entlileslJ4 4 _ . . . - , . . . , - - - -- -- • • - ----- - - • • • mai •T* -- 3 ~ .tea Hof t • 1 240 . 1 5•4 Dri 1 • oft Oa fr 4 Tv; proper N• Clk OM. • -41 r. P sb IA 4/014 OP° 61016 41 181119 '~ L l i i ' ' , Ai 2g R I sti mid g ••••• ... • . Tid• 4 I • 41 gp, Id Pr 104 71"-- MW 0 slant. 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