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1:-: • •• e. 0 , • ~• ir Nt;3riaz_B99B. --•'"''"----'-''''''"----_ THEATRE ROYAL, DR URT.I.ANE. —.--. . TIM PRESENT EVENIN orm G,- their Dialestise• . .Setvants , will perf . THE - BUSY BODY. lit Francis Gripe. Mr. DOWTONB li r 0101 . Airy. Mr. S. PIXLEY ; Chplos. Mr. WALLACK 8 Sir Jealous Tralitick. Mr. PALMER; 1 Mar Plot, Mr. HARLEY ; Wittr, Mr .)ft. lows, Mrs. MARDYN; . 11a, Mts. ORGER 8 Pm, Miss KELLY ; SPlfteeek um sc o rr. IN i egs *ill be.added, (Bth time) a Grand Comic Pnotomlitt e with new Music, Scenery, fce. a w e d HARLEQUIN AND FA.NCy;,or, THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. ' The Overture and Music composed . Mt. H. SOM. . Tbe D am p produced under the direction of Mr. Ilyrte. 1 vi„ e ipil Rhetorical and Vocal Chararters —Distressed Poet, I e. o ,o•L is ; .Whim. Mr. MINTON ; Ghost of a Shining, Mr. Cools. fancy, by a Young 1 4 01 7 (br sib •PralroPS On all mimePa Characters—Harlequin, Mr. Hon ; Low'. Mr. z uwe ein ; Pantaloon (Bth time at this Theatre). Mr. Meg; o w e, Signor PAULO ; Lottery Oise Keeper, Mr. Unman ; 0 4,,, e w i liaortal). Coloritivige, MIN T e ans. dtv Grams. 11411.1 81 , 00 , mug SILT TII I as, and Min 14ART ; Watesloo Orphan, with a Military HIPPIPo. Miss Gcutitu.s. . rb , sew pantomime of Harlequin and Panty ; or,Tho Poen T A , &ow, Will be repeated every evening. 'y ew eenvir, The Merchant of Ernes. . 00 hen eh Othello : Dasdemena, Mrs. Barnes. 0 y os epy, The Merchant of &o gee. - i~AI when pont he bi (Op a d thel ands le M had b le it 1 'r Rs Rs ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, • THE TEMPEST. Prospero, Mr. YOUNG; one, Mr. EGF.RI'ON ; Hippolyne, Mrs. PAU= ; Acwole. Mr. CHAPMAN; Ferdinand, Mr. ABBOTT; & a do, Mr. MURRAY ; Triaculo, Mr. BLANCHAR;, • glephano. Mr. SIMMON3 •' Caliban , Mr. EMERY. Wards, Miss FOOTE ; Dorinds, Mier 8 BOOTH; Ariel, Miss MAC ALPINE. tolsne,u Where the Bee sacks," by the Young Lady, Mrs. Sterling, Mr. Norris, and Mr. Tingley. ,illter which (nib time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called • HARLEQUIN and FORTUNIO; or, • 6HING-MOO AND THUN-TON. With new Music, Scenery, Dress... Ike. The whole arranged and produced by ,Mr. Farley. Mrs Coulotiff (a caught Tartar ' afterwards tieriequin). Mr. Ls, jun.; Tomb& (Emperor of China, afterwards Pan. ), Mr. NOR MAN ; MUlJellikOw (a very gif ted eater, drinker, a tyre/arch' Clown), Mr. GRIMALDI ; tilittegOZ (a little. Chinese Empress, with Ng body, afterwards Clowoy ), Master J. GeetaALDle (his Bth appearance ao this "MA (an sild Mandarin, In decayed ercamsumcrs), so; ding, Gang, Gong, (Chloen Herald). Mr. Noun; aws, (Slaves to Foghlfum); Mr •Fr re en Master Wu.- Ma, fa. • T hus - ton (the Chinese rumbirs.‘ Deity of War 1 !kinder), Master Cua rramr. Dania (eliampil es for. afterwards Columbine, doughter of FqgWfum), Mn. atm ; Massoiuna (daughter of Fo‘hifont), Mrs. Qum •fe-tta (Princess of China) Miss BaArowas.i.; Shing-Mool Peaceful Fairy), by Miss WORGMA *The New Pantomime of Harlequin awl &rumba win be • every eigeolug. • Te•worroar Kenn she Fourtb.-POrt I. Oa Friday, Ike .Play of regs Vaisttatisy, Cytnan; after znia -bn reined, a tbrie, license Trial by Jury. Shalupen's Play of The Midminmer Night's Dream has been some time is preparatios, and will be produced arm week. N maw N I of li recolti she er I. nouth, Or 674 1 lei !_ +~LI~ .iti to Y. 1,1 tO ii KDO 6Pri-• , 51 M , 11 l• g tlrs• 5 tO 1 ", tO )3 tO UORNISSY and Co. Stock - Brokers, No. 26. LA ComuLL, respectfully acquaint their Priem& and thi r obik,that the NEW S I ATE LO MAY will begin Drawing he 14th of NEXT MONTEI (Vekuary); the Schomer mamba 1 of 25,000 Om c 0.% 2 of "...10.000, besides many other Ca :hal Pares, and Not Two Blanks to a Prize, which meets with Meerut approbation. Takata and Shares are selling by HORNSBY and Co. who als bold the following grand list of Capital Prizes: lies no - - £20,000 1,120 • selo.ooo 384 • • *O,OOO 1,130 • . 19,000 1,590 • - 20,900 3,034 - - • 30,000 Beide. Prizes of X5,0'0, A1,000,1E1,000, ace. &c. &c. SELECT ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. UEMEI"s ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTWRICE, which excel, both in elegance and efficacy, it other preparation for the Teeth and Gums, price 25.9 d. each. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and per who have the are of Children as the greatest preservative Tsang and.tender Teeth. None are Genuine but what have he nerds, “ J. Hemet, Bayley and Bleir, eoetepor-street," w ad in the stamp. CATHARMIAN WATER, for the general Improvement of he Complesion,she cure of all cutaneous disorders, and the bites o . l:lngs of venomous insects. Pints 71. 6d. Half-pints 41.6 d. T. i 49 5 r a. ) 45 5 ww. O°S. —A 171 gRw after g , after ett r ag " 1 , 16 144 att. SAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS fur aidoylnk spots and stains rut of Lace and Linen. The genuine I steed "W. Bayky" on the Box and Wrapper. Alin HIS COURING DROPS,,for tak:as Grease out of Silk, Stuff, Wool en Cloth, &c. price Is. each. Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price 3s. Gd the ;lass. Sold Wludesale and Retail by Be r Ley and Stew, Perfumers, nd Manufacturers of. Drv.ssing and Writing Cast, Ceckspur• trim, Leaden; where also =ay be had, Clisirtm's ineggsPa r a l " taw Sires, the best aud moat durable oeu over entwined to the ieklic, price es. and WS. fkl. each. • TO THE ADMIRERS OP GLOSSY 800 I'S. LADIES AND GINTLIMEN, CBEG leave most respectfally to recommend to YOU the use of my invaluable Composition of JAPAN ILACEING, which preserves and amens the Leather, and int am the mat beautiful jet black ever beheld; words mama set rnh Its just praise, nor its wansetnelaut qualities be Initi known at byuperienee. 1, Ladies will find by the eeo!tamett use Of this eminent l y sinner Blacking, that their Half toots and Walking Shoes will * kin soft and pliable, and resist damp, with the elegandes of a Wiliam inure. A single Bottle may be had, as specimen, at my aillita ctarY• and by the principal Boottnakers; Oilmen, and _, 'iwasers. at all the great Towns In the Kingdom.--1 bare the mo n to b e, L a di es an d G o n t hnuus, your most obedient and nimble vervain, RICHARD TU RNS R. No. 114 , London-reed, Southwark, Nov. I, ISt S. John Diaper, Portsmou A th G ; jCNba.int . er P, Mills, Dobbs, Shglird.' er, and Webber, sen. Gosport ; Allen, Page. Troad , Gilb e r t, and `a, Porno; ille, Leggatt, Stokes, Shacked, Shatter, Ftrneb, , i Squire, Post Dike, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight • and may be. ' t 9 f ens or more Shopkeepers in all dm; pri ncipal Towns in Kinadoln. La dies . Boots, by the use of this Blacking, will experience i I r e and jet black equal to varnish ; words cannot se t forth its ' P r aise, nor its tranwenchun qualities be truly known but by lieram,... ..... u. 43 ark• Country Shopkeepers may be supplied with this , 'nt, in Sixpenny, Shilling, and Eighteenpenny bottles. by mon their commands to the . Warebouse , where a single t►wthiney b e had as a sample ; oe by applyibg throu g h th e ma g the Wholesale Houses. CaM lg bfre/On i) ' e 4 6. 114 -, .......v"'n Read, Southwark, Nov. 13. lilt& 14.3. At i k for Toga 13 1 04 1 00' • . - s Slit it. TIAVY'S WARE LAMP FOR COAL MINES. ,THE PHILO3OPHYCAL MAGAZINE and JOURNAL for December, laid, being the concluding Number of the adth Volume, contain, among other valuable Uncles, Descriptions of Mr. Stophoososes and other sift heaps, euncrived torment aplasions is Coal Minos, particularly of the Lamp inventod by Sir it Davy . : illustrated *kg a large quarto Plate engraved by Potter • .4dd by Lottgft. and Co. Sherwood and Co. and all the Booksellers. 2:t4 0. sbanbl nip.delay to perfect their seta, as some iif the 101111* - 004 of print. • Air publf 'bed, price is. MEDICAL ADMONITIONS to MARRIED ezonz, and to those who intend to enter Iwo the MARRIED Emit, with Observations ea ibS Physical Effects of the Psalm*, the necessity au4 advantages of their due resale eon, and the danger of racers. To which are added the most accusal nwa..s ot sieNtving shim distressing symptoms induced by the impetuosity of Youth s acc. By M. VENEL. M. D.—The Third Edition. Who wiser fiats, up banquet e'er enjoys; Wise never &Wiser watch.en ' never sleeps. L. Let MOM Ten and when the mite of joy Grows kceni ; but elm satiety ! ARMSTRONG. Published by the Author end sold bySkerwood. Neely art Innee, Nu. 114 Parameter-row; Green, SOS, Oxford-street, mar Soho-square; and all Giber Booksellers. This day was publtshed, Headroomly printed in small aro. similar to Domestic Cookery, price 7s. Q. boards, t new SAUtion, greatly improved, of THE New FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK.--A Collection of more than 800 thilivaleable Receipts (oink clog those in Medicine and Cookery) is various branches of Do mestic Economy ; selected from the Works of Brit lab and Foreign writers of unquestionable impatience and authority, and Irmo the attested CommaMcations of selantille Friends. D.dicated, by per• MISIIIOO, to Dr. CMAR Las TAT LOS., Stertt2o7 to the Soci . etir u. Arts, Manufactures, SO4 COMOISSOr to whose superintendence 1 ;he work has been submitted, and to wham thy Editor has been indebted fur many valuable communications. " This Book is a proper and almost indispentable companion for the' New System of Domestic Cookery.; x cattalos a urger quantity of truly valuable kecripts than any book of the same kind aver contained. there are few things winch the reader can seek, for Domestic Use, on which he will not find some toeful inhwmation." Primed (or John ?dummy, SO, Albeniulaittee, London; W. Bladtotorl, Edinburgh, atoll. Cumming, Dublin ; sold atm) by eery Booksellerand Newsman in Engl.nid, Stirland, and lrdland. Of V•oas may be had, lately publis;.ed, I. Domestic Cookery, a new B.iit tun, wail 4ve. I's. Id. hoard , . S. Dr. Hunter's :'.ecelpts In Cookery, With a Medical COM. inentary, MISILnew altills BY HIS TIAIESTY'S RO Al. PATENT. A N'll-ATTRITION.—The PATENT ANTI LM. ATTRITION COMPOSITION has been tineleivocally premed to be the cheapest and best thing ever yet discovered, for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to pceserve Cables front being rubbed 61 the hawse-holes, instead of a' plat, leerier, or rounding; the Ridging of Slips fromthe weather. and from being chafed. instead of 1 ar,a Parceline and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to render. Leather and Canvas Water proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in team Engine, Mills, Sugar Mills threshing Mills, (or other Implements of Hushan.!ty generally used by Farmers), Carriage-, Coaches, Waggons, Carts. and Machinery, of every drecriptiou. it is also th.r best theist to JO neirrve **Blades of Swords,and an 1 kinds of Flulished Steel Articles, boat Rast. it will likewise pre- Agree eon Hoops, Watts butts, Oisks,Tubs,Spouts, rusts Rails, Oates, Park Paling, Dora Reoringhand every kind of Wood and Woudru Building, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, either In Bast or West Indies, where kis panicularly calm- Wed for the use of lugaz Mk Steam Engines, and ocher Ma chicery, or in any Clime' t ried it will sot only preeerie iron Railways front corroding and westiastout, but also render the draught so light that one horse will do die work of two. • One Prhuhig of the Compusititet Is in mese eases equal to one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other kind 4 (irea,e, Noy or l'ar, and the Public save by its desirous three hundred to, four thousand per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and teach ibtarthibery, Wheels, it.c.ite. which is a saving of expense Wore than that of saving Niie Pats an of Ten, and nothing qui , he so dean is ins wOrktug,or glee so link trouble. Sold ftp the Townies*, st i tio. 40, Charing-cross, near she Ad- Wrathy, London; and, by their appointment, at most Ship r &melees, Primers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Druggists, -Medicine WarehomM, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutters, Coacti-i etakers,rintakeeewrs, Coach aatLWaggon Mites, Oil and Colour erasers, fiesidlers, and lisspiteepers, in the United Kingdom, in holes, peke 2a. lid. ; Ss. lid ; 10s. 641.; one guise* and two guineas o cach. 'llse sin,slksrt site box contains a quantity sufficient to petite i a four-wheel carriage four clines, with which it will run upwards ',of Six Thousand Milos, without - applying any thing else to the a:levees, and Oue Half-Guinea Box coutatns a sefficient pan 'iffy for *Stage Waggon to travel 33,000 miles, and it will work . with wood axle:tees, or with commuu hones and *sieve's°, any kind. The Most, satisfactory proofs of the merits of this diseoveir may be icon at the Patentee's Ofize, No. to, Charing-Cross,and also at their Agents. The Public must be on thew guard *dm a spurious compo sition, which k sometimes attempted in be foisted upon them, to prevent the effects of irictiou,losMetlf of which it Is injusinea to itmehinery, tee. and none is genuine but that for wbiel a Patin has been obtained. To prevent imposition. the threes: IP, isivelt with each box are signed 41 W. D. Uelbroy," and hove the King's Arms on them—to counterfeit which is foiwy ; and any persbas making nse - of a composition by which the Peewees are defraud- al, will be proseetc ed—loa Oldness Reward having kw leered by them to detect frauds on the Patent rights N. 1.1. .Any person attempting to oaks [or their osiii me. or &rule, it spurious composition, Li liable AM to,be prosecati4 as *as *Sip soli any but the real Patent ;'Ancitiqs, • CALET)ObiIAN ASYLUM —TO ARCHITECTS. DLANSand EST IMATES for the BUILDINGS' if this imorrul'lON, latesde4 to be reweed Burden of the Erprot's Past, will be received it the lit of Fe bruary neat. As the Directors have resol4ed to adapt only seek a Plan at cm be erected le Patti successivdy, each essopisce within WIC yet forming a whale of wahine and appropsbaa Arehiteettsre, 4A rchlrects desirous of o ff ering Designs are regiested to call at the 011iee, say day (Sundays exempted)'betweell the hews of twelve awd four o'clock, for MOM partkutat bk/orilietitte. T IOHI4 GAL, See. Calsattiaa Arryluse•Oate, Coveabitarden Cbaadmws, Res. Se. EXAMINE*. NgIV VOLUME (the 9th) of this Weekly Newspaper wail commence with the new Year. It con tains Ito Advertisements of any sort, open or concealed; and cm,•ists entirely. in addition to the News of the Week, of politi cal, critical, 'and int:cella:lotus Enays;—the first written in a jealous spirit or English liberty; the second on •Theatrical Sub jects; the third on Men and Manners in general, with a particu lar eye to the interests of sound Poetry. •1 he whole, right or wrong, has an Ambition olanticipadog the judgment of posterity. Eratniner•ollice, 21, Maiden.laue, Covent Garden, "I), ern iber, PHIS. FROM LAST NIGHPS GAZETTE. At the Court at Brighton, the 30th day of Decent. bet., 1815, Present, bis Royal Highness the PHINCE RE.GENT in Council. This day thr Right Hon. WIL. LIAM I'rrr Lord AN:Raster was, by command of his Royal Highness the PRINCE RIEMINT, in the name and on the behalf of his MAJESTY, sworn of his Ma jesty's most Honourable Privy Cognat e and took his place at the Board accordingly. MII.CFARY PROMOTIONS. WAR.OffICE, JANUARY 2, 1816. lot Regiment of I.lte Guards-Lieutenant William Mayne to be C twain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Berger, who retires; Conitt and Sliit.i.iltUttnain S.Cu to be Liftman; by pat. , rirt•e, *re %L 005... • 4. • . To he Carnets and Sub•Lieutensitts-s-Wedwords Lawton, Gem. 1 - Without purchase; Samuel Petry, dent. by punisase, vice Wyatt, promoted. lot Regiment of Dragoon Guards-William Budd itavenhill, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Polhill, who r tires. Id itegisavnt of Dragoons-tilaties Gaspe: Edinum, Geut. to he C.srnet, without purchase. 13th Regiment of Ltght Dragoons-Cornet Charles Fallon, from the 11th Light Dragoons ' to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Mac.dpine, promoted. 16th Ditto-To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Cornets W. Beckwith, William Polhill, and George Nugent. 18th Ditto-Cornet 1 true • • Cron:shank to be Lieutenant, by peem chase, vice Seymour, promotes' in the bOth Foot. gist Diiro-Captain John J. Goldriske, from the lith Foot, be Captaiso of a Troop, vice Mawkes, who exchanges. dad-in-ant Regimrt of Foot Guards-Lieutenant Hon. James Fort*, to be Lieuienaist and Captain, without purchase, vial Stoilarrt,' who retires. :id Re:fluent of Foot-To be Captains of Companies-Captain John Green, from half-pay of the 28th Foot vice Light, who exchanges; I.ieutenant William *redoes!, v ice NicboW, ape pointed to the tith Royal Veteran Battalion. to be Lieutenant asign Henry Young, vice Tedow. To he Ensign-Donald Stewart, Gent. vice Young. 6th Ditto-Captain A. Hawke*, from the ilist Light Dragoons, to be Captaiis of a Company, vice Cleishiske ' who exchanges. 'fa have the Rank of Lieutenant-Ensign and Adjutant 1. Yar yan ; Ensign and Adjutant John Street. 11th Ditto—Paymaster Richard Dominick O'Connor, from half-pay of the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Paymaster, vice McGregor, who exchange's. lath Ditto-Lieutenant Robert Tarlatan, from half-pay of the neisinent, to his Lheutenant, vice Farraerie, deceased. • Dato-Lientenant.General Hon. Sir Edward Paget, G.C.B. front the nOth Foot, to be Colette), vim General Prescott; deceased. 34:h Ditto-Gentleman Cadet Mork Dickens, from the Royal Military College, to be F.osign.whlsout purchase, vice Piney, who.e appointment bas not taken place. 37th Ditto.-Major Andrew Tilt to be Liemenant•Colonel, vice Hart, deceased; Captain T. Fenton ' to be Major, vice FM; I.leutenant Richard Graham to be (Notain of a Company, vier Fenton ; Ensign William Pearce to be Liestesatit, vice Graham; Francis Vartnoids, Gen t. to be Ensign, vice Pearce: 119th Ditto-Ensign Wallace Crow, from the 14th Foot, to be Etniga, without purchase, vice Meredith, promoted. 44th Ditto--Voluntror Michael &O&M Cooke to be Badge, without purchase, vice P. Cooke, Wolin action. 54th Ditto-s Lieutenant Henry Brown, from the soth Foot, to be -Lieutenant; vice O'Meara, who exchanges. 56th Ditto- Assistant. Surgeon Duncan McGregor, front the 4th Foot, to be As t istant-Surgeou, vice Itannedy, deceased. 117th Ditto-To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensign Alex. ander McFarlane, vice Moore, deceased; Alexander EMU, vice Bartlett,' a; pointed to the ad Royal Veteran natation. To be Ensigns, without put-theta-Adam Johnson, Gent. vice McFarlane; Geotteman Cadet John Gibson, from lite Royal Military College, vice Eager. To be Quarter•Mmter.-Quarter-Mater-Serjeant --- Johnson, vice Coombs. tupeneded: sth Dluo-Lieutenant MAW O'Meara, front the filth Foot, to be Lieutenant, eke Brown who exchanges. '6oth Ditto-Major Alexander Andrew to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, by purchase, vice Mutton, who retires; Captain Chasles Gardiner, front he 724 Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Andrews ; Daild Dickson, Gent. to be Ensign. without per ekes., vice. Nathan, whose spool:" nx n hts.not taken place. ud Ditto--Ensign Hugh Percy Forster to be Lieutettaitt, vice McCausland, deceased; Ensign Hens: . Hickman, irons ball pay of the Regisnebt, lobe Ensign, vice Forster. • fitith Ditto-John Isaac Nixon, Gent. so be Enslogby purchase, vlce El s tuslas, promoted. 70th Ditos.--Lientenant Joseph Dc la Hay to _be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Comma, promoted. 724 Ditto-Lit-sten= ,ilurtsol Tennison to he Captain of a Compri, by purchase, vice Gardiner, promoted in the tioth Foot. 711th Ditto -Lleutonont John Paisley, frost the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Lientnawat, without toirchase; vice Paxton, appointed Lieutenant totbe Depot in the's', of. Wight.: 80th Ditto-Lieutenant.General Mit AIL-under Campbell, Bart. from tile Yolk Light Infantry Volunteers to be (*lona, c.c. Edward Paget, appointed to the co mmand; of the Sinn . E~' ~ -* : • . . • v.PF. E. • •: - T . Peet; Crl eir tll Nebo, from the half-per of the Sist lootsOtinarefie; vita Tayindn, who ex lelitagoll • • gag natio—(Wage Taila, Gent. to bi4Endin, ai B wi ja th l out purchase, ilwriataidtaleted i - n A •t riste'nt ai l r tnna hi a lL on nt . teil to be dilagson, viee tea, deceased. Deno —ldatiltenant-Oelortel Wdliam M'Bean, from half. reirlu of the Staff in Forme, to lie Lieutenant-Colonel, vice eas of Tweedale, who melanges. 4th West bale R i-.linewt.—Ueutenaot 'Barry For, from tke tease Captain of a Company, twithikt purchase, Ma Allen, appoistafl to thee& Royal Veteranßaztaliuo. • , /tit Ditto—Ensign /air% Bee Wollams to be lietnen int . with. sot purchase, vice Cblthorn, appointel to the 3d Garrhroit Battalion; lames Wood, Gent. to be Ensign, vce Royal Tack Raneees-.-To be Lieuterints, without porches"— Zosiins Geonie Ormond, vise West, deceased; Creighton Leonard, vice Radford, promoted. To be Badges, without purchase—William Lovelace, Gent. vice Orbzood ; John Clarke, Gent. vice Leonard. Royal West India Rangers—lieutenant John Knox, to he Cap. rain of a Contpany, without purchase, vice Antieslq, phicad uponhall-pay; Ensign C. Gurley to be Lieutenant, vice Kiant ; Wdliam Mitigley. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gurley. Ist Garsison Ratnillion—,lcLiabard,ll.l4 l .47offelalleNito bt Ens'gn, v i ce pc einote i c k, appAnted to the tJ Royal Veteran 11.0.i.,t • ir. ad Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Burghaagen, Irons the .6te.O t%be Captain of a Company, vice Newport, devased ; I.ieu tenant Henry Webster, from the sth I.ight Dragoon., to he Captain of a Company, vice Burghnieen, appointed to rot York 14ght Infantry Volunteers; Enslit William Maxwell, from the Sad Foot, to be Lieuteuant, vice Passley, appointed to the 76th Foot. lit Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign Robert Stewart, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 741 Ditto— h.nsign J. Adolphus &mauler, from the 1u Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign. 3d Ditto. (carter-Master Thomas Bigger, from the 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant; John Alactterz:e, Esq. Lite Paymaster of the 9th Royal Veteran battalion, to be Paymaster. 4th Ditto—Staff Adjutant William Struth, from the Militia in Nova Sarnia, to be F.ndgn, tr!ce Hall, appointed to the nth Royal Veteran Battalion. Nova Scotia Fencibies —Lien:rant Isaac Glen'e to be Captain of a Company, vice Young, appomted to:stir- ad Garrison Battalion. Srarr--Wilitana Spraketing,l:.4. to be Paymaster to the York Depot at Chelsea. Hoerr rut. STAti —Hospital-Mate James Barry, M.D. to be AsMtant-Surgeon to the Forces. Gaantsos 3—Lieutenant and Adjutant Henry Whit of the 74th Foot, to be Fort Major at Huh, vice Turnbull, deceased. Watteville's Regiment—Major Henry Oglaudsr, from the 40th Four, to h.: Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, v:ce Ci alter, wirs retiree. York tight Ir.fantry Volunteers—Major/General Sir John Dyng, K.C. h. to he Colonel, vice Sir Alexauder Campbell, appointed to use command of the rOth Regiment; Ca plain h. Burghaa gen, from die sd Garricon Bar•atien, to be Cap-a5l of a Cont. pay, without purchase vice I,:ray, placed upon halt. pay. ' Royal Contest Rangera—..Tbornes White Gent. to be Enrige, without rimiest, vice D'Arincb, who;* appointment has nos taken place. libuttrA Ca the Gazettes of the 27th of Annie, SI sr, 22d, and 95th of November, 101 S. • Staff—For Team Mantras, Gaat. to be Deputy Assistant Cum. missarrGesteral, read Israel Ammon, Gent. &c. Eve James D. Auderson, Gent, to be Deputy Amistant-Commis. sm7-tkamal, read John D. Audubon, Gent. &r. upga Foot—Fee William Clerk% Gar. to be Ensign, Kt. read RobissaLlark, Gent to be haste, dee. • Sikh Piato-.;•-•Far Voleourer Ronald MlDonald, from the 79:h Foot, to be gringo, Kc. lead Volunteer George 24 1 1)ouald, . froth the 79th lout, to be Ensign, Ike— BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Mary Bourne, late of Deeping Fen, merchant. BANKRUPTS. loin learn, of Sealcoates, York, merchant, dealer and chap. man, to surrender Jan. 24, 5t6, and Feb. is, at el. vett, at Sam's Coffee-house, Kingston.upon-Hull. Atornies, Bradley and Sw..nn, Hull; and Messrs. Longdill and Butter field, Gray's-Inn-square, Loud-n. Henry Warner ad Santini Stile, Bristol, druggists, dealers and chime*, Jan. 19012, and Feb. 13, at twelve r At the Com menial Rooms, Bristol. /townies, Messrs. Lambert, Tay lor, and Deane, Gray's-Inn-squaie, London; and Mr. Cooke, Bristol. 'antes Taylor, of Nottingham, cotton.spinner, dealer and chap man, Jan. 19, at sM, 19, at eleven, and Feb. 13, at Six, at the Talbot !nu, Nottingham. Anomie', Mr. Hurd, Temple, Loudon ; and Mr.Fearobead, Nottingham. Thomas Hodges, of Dymucke, Gleuc;ster, dealer, Jan. 23, 114, and Feb. IS, at eleven at the Crown Heed, Great Mal. tern, Worcester. Attoru ies, Mr. Direly, Pershote, War cesuathire ; and Mr. *Jura, Temple, London. George Chambers, of Rochester coach-maker, dealer and chap. man, lattuary and Feb! i 3, at twelve, at Gu.ldltan.--. Attorney, Mr. Richard Harvey, Cursitor street. James Wdlord, sof Broad street, Ramat; alepseller, 'mutat) , e; 27, and Feb. 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Battye, chancerystatie. George Henry Howard, late of Manchester, chemist, dealer mid "chapinan, January 15, t 9, and Feb. 18, at elc ten, at tne Dag and Partridge lint, Manchester. Antonin, Mr. John Lawler, Manchester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Laudon. James Crosier, of Liverpool, merchant, broker, dealer and chap at an, January .W, 27, and Feb. 13, at one, at the George Liveryool. Antonin, Messrs Pritt and Kewley, Liverpool ; or hie-srs Blackstock and Bunce, Temple, London. John Nutt, of Alrewas, Stallordsitit - e, duper and tailor, Janus -y Ili, at eve, January 27, at sett, and Feb. 13, a ekveta, at the ThreeQestene Inn, klurton-upon•l'rent, o ktonnes, Mr Oraitney, Castle-street, Hulbnrn; or Mr Osborne, Burton-uputi- feeta., S am uel Joseph, oi Gosport, Hants, 4°pr-seller and navy-agent, January is, at one, Jan. 44, et eleven, and Feb. ii; at one, at the kitsysd Shit, Porta.. Attornies, Mr. William Mesnint, Ponta; or Messrs. Carla and Richards, Chancery-lutes. Thomas Niched., of Coleman -street, Loudon., bat-many 4C , Urer, Jan. id, le, cud Feb. le, at tett, at Guildhall. Au/glues, Mr. Sambre and Ideitiger, Angel•court, '1 krogatorton-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL • ha. £7, Thinuas Coward, Fouittaimplace, etty•road, carpel:- ter, at eleven. Jan. 23, Thomas Ellis and kdward Alder, Crooked-latie, merchants, at one. Feb. 27, Geroge and l'etichael Isaacs, Beets Marks, at twelve. Jan. Sa, James Johnson, Egitain, tanner, at ten, Jan. 30, William Higgins, Groat St. Helen's, wine-merchant, at ten. Feb. 3, James- Waugh, 'it. Marna'. !e. Grand, cSitaaman, at eleven. Feb. 9, l'e:er Luse, Throgmartoa. street, auctioneer, at eleven.. Feb. 17, George Willtam • Wye, Nawlagton Duns, so. Ilan, at one. Jan. £O, John Dempiey, Culeuran street, tailor, at teat. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan. 25, Robert Hodgson, Northallenon, surgeon, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, No: thallurtao. Jan. 24, (;surge Kit /sham, Lancaster, merchant, et eleVtii, at the Row Oak, Lancaster. Jan. 30, James Shepherd, Sutton, shilebuilder, at skies., at the Dog and Duck, Hull. Feb. -5, Wileiaot Whetton, bath, hatter, et ekvea, ache Christopher Inn, bath. Jan. 25, Lewis Bryant, .*,di, va me merchant, at twelve, at the Greyhound, Bath. Jam 118, lietuy Stow. Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the Grow, Hulk . Jan. 24, 'Thomas Skidingtoft Sutton Bassett, salesman, sit eleven, at the George, Markin kartiontagb. Jan. 24, Jona s ;ban Cooper s Retberell, tanitee, at adeveti, at the*Geurge, Market Yarborough. Jan. 30, David bAriietj, Ponsta, mercer. at one, at the George, Ponarnoutte . lap. 27, Joseph Blount, Lancaster, aserbant, at down, aithe Royal Oak, Lancaster. Jan. I:5, John French, Northemptos, itunesunger, at eleven, at the Peatock, Northaimptikr. CERTIFICA .11& Joseph Some, ilia Fresh. calduet.isiaker. Wiles= Sultb s &Wen's. 10117Ser• ivan Roberts, Lativarises, san de:de: el . miasui4Watemimioodis,ltedirairalowtereatlewevarQueea•:siumisitriet, b oss tot: je tret n: beer/Mom* merchant.- Dau.el JiattrakElaClitteSmestban4 -.-._ --L-- ' to 11C1tOrtiLOU $, CONSU LIVE, and 44 ER VOUS. VICPERIMENTALLY convinced, with the r AA world at lug% not wily of the inutility but ittjuty fre quiarly done by all the Methods hitherto employed fee the Curti . of these Mesas, sad, at the same date, fully persuaded that, i in the dispensation' ot Peovinsect, effectual Remedies cc- 7 II vainly were to be booed ; we confidently and sealously devoted ourselves to the go* of them ; and the melt at fourteen years' appbcatiou has been the happy discovery of*Tftree New Roue • atti, entirely out of the usual au ice of Medical Practice, two .., &clog She tweet morpordisarywsd kinerGehil'efilawa orkthe tlen sumpsvio, Scrofulous, aod Nervous, who are out only:relieved Own the urgent symptoms of dribs lamentable complaints. but their very Constitutions ure radically changed.—•We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive ' heal tit& dietased kings, and re store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do • wt palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our fisroluiotts ;, Remedy aim strikes at the very root of the disease, autl rarely fails i t mating it cut of the constitution. Our Nervous Remedy is equally g successistl, and the unhappy subjects of Mebtal eiktr..4., wearied , h ow by perpetual disappointment, may here lot* with confidence, and walcortandy °Maui relief from their wremitetineis. New h Medical institution is established by a Society of Medical Gew le men. for she Cure of thine Complaints okly, at No. is,Tavistock is *trot • .Bedtord-square X.riviLK and CD. 1 %.• Ample Irstruciions are given with each distinct Remedy, the rite of which is 10s id. double £l, quadruple iris. to ;tether with a Patophlet of the evidencts of the iuceeis of these modes of treatment. Dr. fist N RR, Member of the Ivey tl Col lege, may be consulted at the institution front eleven to three, or - by letter, pest pail , including a remittance, athlr . ..s-ed to F. • XAVSZIL and Co. as abase. 'llse above Pativ e ltlet m.ty be had gratis, at the itistitutiun w litre the Rem , ems are suit,wholesale, ,_ and retail. and by ali Venders in Town sand Country. BAZAAR. (ABOUT TO BE OPBNF.D TO ENCOURAGE FEMALE AND DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.) (&HOP COUNTERS in An immense Range of Premises, eligibly situated, to be let to Rursoas of respect ability, by the day and by the foot measure, according to their =sal wants. The Expense of Taxes, Heating, Lighting, and Watching, bang borne by Landlord, the Tenant will be ex empted iberef k om, kbd charged according to . Space and Time: with daily Rent alone, which may be for one Day or one Foot, or to any greater erica:, at the rate of Three-pence per Foot; — by which Accommodation° the Industrious, though nikh slender hilern4, may hope to thrive ' • seduced Tradesmen may reviler and wain their Connexion(' ; Beginnexa may form Friends, Cou nt-rums and Ilabits, before they encounter more extensive Spe culations ; ainl Artists, Artisans, and whole Families, employed at Home, although Infirm or in the C ountry , may securely.vend their I aitour to advantage, by Proxy. • By immenote Numbers sealing under the same Zia, an at tractive dilday may be idriained, equally and highly beneficial to all Parties concerned ; and equally important to all, are the Ad vantage% that may result from the Exertions death to obtain for thenwelvea the Patronage and Favour of their particular Friends No. 5, Soho-square.