Star. — London, England, 1811-02-19 00:00:00

\, 1 , -- - FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.: . . MILITAR PROMOTIONS.' 52d Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants Lieutenant' T. Campbell, from the 14th Light . Dragoon'', vice Ward, who exec:lnge.; Ensign Courtney Brewn, vice Jacks.m,deteased ; Lieutenant Edward 'f. Phelp, from the rah Light Drasoohs,vice Whalley, who exciumges. To be Ensigns-Frederick Vachell, Gent. by purcha , e, vice Dew eon, promoted; George Whicheote, Gent. by purckase,vice Kenny, promoted; Ensign Charles R. /Buckle, from the 26tb Foot, vice Brown. To be Surgeon-Surgeon J. B. Gibson, from the Sicilian Regi ment, vice Hutchinson, who resfiers. Jed Ditto-Bernard Joint Cagey, Gent. false Ensign, by pitrchase, vice Dowker, promoted; Hospital-Mate Charles A ,`Lelkn, to bit Assistaut-Surgeon, vice §tewart, appointed to the Staff. • 14th Ditto--Lieetenant James Leslie to be Captain of , a Com pany, vice Darby, deceased ; Litotetiant DanielKerigh, from the Kist Foot, to he Liestenant,vice MiGlasban; Who retires. ' 15th Ditto-Lieutenant Edward Henry Adams, from the 47th, Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase , vie; Spunner,,. pros muted in the sth West India Regiment. 16th Ditto-Ensign Berjamin Bond, from the 77th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Pennefather, who exchanges. - 17th Ditto-Captain Dudley Ackland to be Major, by purchase, vice Bruce, who retires; Lieutenant Ralph Fareeett to be Cap- ' tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ackland; Cornet the Hon. Edward Cunt, from the 16th Light Dragoons,to be Lien= • tenant, by purchase, vice Fawcett; Lieutenant John Hely Hutchinson, from half-pay of the 105th Foot, to be Lleute- sant, vice Brackenbury, who exchanges; Patrick Logan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Myera, promoted. Seth Ditto-To be Ensigns-Hugh Robinson, Gent. by purchase, vice McPherson, promoted; Lieutenant Henry Fairlough,frnm ' the Louth Militia; Ensign Richard Wolfe, from the )(Wale Militia. 10th Ditto-Csetain Alexaeder Andrews to be Major, by pur chase, vice Fornerett. who retires ; Lieut. the Hon. Emu ?Stuart Erskine, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Virgo; Lieut. J. Moore to be ditto ' without pur chase, vice Swyney , deceased ; Lieut. Anthony Semis° to be ditto, vice Lupton, deceased; Lieut. Charles Schaw, from the 15th, to be ditto, by purchase, vice Plenderleath, who retires; Cacti C. iirury, iront Half Pay of Bth Garrison• Battalion, to be ditto, vice Conningham, who exchanges; Ensign C. B. Alcoth, from the 61st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pur- , chase, vice Cowper, who resigns ; Assistant-Surgeon D. Maoi 1 Dearmid, from the 83th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Bennet, t*.e- 1 teemed; Assistant-surgeon George Vermeulin, from tke Cape Regiment, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hibbert, appointed to the 4th Garrison Battalion; Hospital Mate Francis Murray to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Roae. deceased. list Ditto-James O'Brien, Gent. to be Ensign, without pus' chase, vice Alcock, promoted in the 60th Foot. lid Ditto-Ensign John Court to be Lieutenant, vice Lowe, de ceased; Nikhluilin, Gent. to he,Ensign, vice Standtorth, whose appointment has not. taken plate; Patriek •M'Grath, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ceurt. .4eth Ditto-Ensign Edward Croabie, from the Kerry Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Nth Ditto-Brevet Colonel Alexander Cosby Jackson, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Lien tenant Robert Pyne, frouLthe 113 d. Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Kelly, promoted in the 4th Ceylon Regiment. 47th Ditto..-Brevet Major Charles Maxwell to be Major, with out purchase, vice Jackson, promoted in the 66th Foot. 16th Ditto--Ensign James Mitchell, from the 50th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Clarke, who exchanges. 49tleDitto--Brevet Colonel Phineas Riall, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Lieutenant W. A. Hipkius to be Captain of a Company, vice. 'll,4.l.suthlan, deceased; z.nsign --• Teat to. utenant, vice IM eijE Leona, deceased; Quarter Master ' don to be Ensign, Mce 'fedlie ; Quarter Matter berm ew Stevens to be Quarter Master, vice Gordon. 1 6th Ditto-Captaiss Thomas Huxley,. from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Come any, vice Anton, who ex changes; I.leuteipant'llomas B. Edwards to be ditto, without purchase, vice Elliott, deceased; Wm. Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Caldwell, seho retires. 71st Ditto-lirevet Major George H. Gordon, from the If th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, viceßogose, who excheogee; Ensign Robert Law tole Adjutant, vice Robertson, deceased; Assistant -Surgeon Thomas Macredie, from the .sth Royal Ve teran Battalion, to he Surgeon, ,vice Balfour, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. lid Ditto-Captain James Valiance, from the 6th Garrison Bat telion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Maxwell, who ex.. changes. To be Ensigns, without purchase--limes Gregonon, vice Camp. bell, promoted; --- GiConnor,ifie Hucy, promoted; John &Mennen, vice Lettleton, ptonfoted. 74th Regiment of Foot] To be Lieutenants, without purehasot-Ensigd.Alerander Grant, vice Wingate, ptomoted; /Ladino lobe Alves, Archibald Douglas, Charles King, W. Graham, Hugh Johnson, John Black, and Wilbeaham Neven ; Ensign Francis sDuncombe, from the 89th Foot; Ensign Edward Webb, from the 47th Foot; Lieutenant John Fernandez; from the half-pay of the 44th Foot, repaying the difference be received on exchanging to half-pay; Ensign George Edward honside, from the *lath Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchasi. 75th Regiment of Foot. To be Ensigns, without purchase-Ensipe - John Crofton ' frain the Wicklow Militia; Lieutenant Lawrence Daly, from the King's County Militia; Lieutenant Stephen Milarrc.wes, frost thaWicklow Militia. 78th Ditto-.-Brevet Major Richard ArmstrOng, front the Army Depot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Young, who ex changed. To:beEssigns, by purchase-Min.. Grimshaw, vice Andrews, pronto;ed ; Win Digby Sandys, vice Sach, promoted. Surgeon Thomas Hogg, from the. half-pay of the 7th Geniis'* Battalion, to beiSiargeem, vice D'Arcey, superseded be I ?Olt sem without leave. eulepitto-rLiesitartent Ftoderick Mackenzie to be GOWN Of a Company, withputpurchase, vice Browne, promoted in the ;Ate Wet India Regiment ; Ensign John Wilson to ho Lieutenant, by..pulthase, vite•M;Neil,, who fakes ; apd Ensign Richard • . Ponnefather, fawn At Bth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Bond, litho rechangths. 26th Ditus--Captaiu.George Wyndham, from the Ist Regiment asPoin Guards, to he Major, by purchase, vice Hamilton, who tetras ; lieutenant John Adathesonto be Captain of a Com - , pane; without pin:else, vice Kintocb, deceased. . *fork Ditto---Camain :Neil Douglass to lie Major, - by pert:Mie s vies Doran, who retires. tOth Ditto-Michael Nugent, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase -vice Williams, who resigns. *et Dino-eLleutenant Alex. Rapper, from the 87th Foot, to be, ' - Lieutenant, vita Jackson, Whoexthaiiges. To 100 Eti.igns,- without .purokaser-...oeudeman Quiet Thomas Gibbing , from 'the Royal_Milhary Collage,. vice White, who 1 resigns; Lirutenaht joieplilonea,,frorn the Monaghan:Wide. - Sid Ditto-Caption John Lniel Burghersb, (robs the 361 Dragoon Guards to brMajar, by. purchase, vice Scott, wheeretittet;'and Lieutemai t John Terry to be Captain of a Company; by per chase, vice Dyer,'who retires. . -, I 44th Ditto --Ensign Thomas 'rocker, to be Lieutenant, viceNtivie ' Comm, deceased; Ensign Joseph Mapowther to be i.ieutenant t. by purchase, vice Dyson, who retires. liStbletto-Lieutenant J. A. Copley, froth the 3d GiOrisen Bat talon, to be Lieutenant.viee Bawer, J. who exchanges. Tube Lieutenant s . - . A iolt ritt-i-Llititenant Jainet Wilkins, (ran the 6th Ganagie o Eattailon, vice Rogers , who exdratgei ; Lieutenant efleirge i l i Jackson, from the 9,13% Foot, vice Harper, who exchanges; , John Gordon, Gent. to be . Ensign , without p urchase, vice ' ' Barry, appointed to the 58th Foot ; Lieutenant E. P. White, to be Adjutant, vice Turner, who resigns the Adjutancy only. ' ip9tb Ditto --Major William Gwyn; from the 45th Foot, to be • tlitutittant.Colonel, without purchase. .t• . To - be Captains of Companies, without purchase, lieuterant Thomas Ramsay, vice Hall.promoted in thei4th Cey lon Rest:neat ; Lieutenant Adam Dunstoxr.b, vice Magratb, deeessed; Lieutenant Wm. Lancaster, from the Royal Staff Corps, vice fiertescate, deceased; JohnSewell, Gent, to be fn sign, without purchase, vice Dinetombe, promoted in the 74th Foot ; Wm. Henry Clarke, Gent. to be Budge, without pur chase, vice Croker, who resigns. , 90th.-Ditto--To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Widens DasskiCamptte ll , vice Milton, who resigns ;John Hawk sitaw ; SemuctleU, iron the lith.Foot, vile Dot‘iii,Veho re sip.. . . _ I TA he resigte,eebbentyirctme tV . Walter reette.reassi. eke Cimpelli 4arnes ili'aM t 01it•,,, 1 Hawkshzw. 91st Ditto—To list Captains of Companies, • Captain Charies Johnson, from the Half-pay of the nth 0 Battalion, vice Finch, who exchanges; Captain George Wm Starner, from the 19th Light Dragoons, vice Welke*, who ex changes, • . . 924 Onto—Assistant-Surgeon John Webb, from the Weenseatli Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Crozier, who resigns. 93d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase. Ensigns lames Ewert, front the I Bth Foot ; and Robert Beide. Wemyss Erskine Sutherland, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Buddo. Hospital-Mate Jetties Dernester to be Assistant-Surgeon. 94th Ditto—Ensign John Hutchinson to be lieutenant, II pot. shale, Nice Kyle, promoted; Joseph Stainton, Gent, to be En sign;by purchase, vice Inns, promoted. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant john Hopwood to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vier Ealmqiiitone, who resigns. Tu be Seconi Lieutenants, without purchase, Sir John Ribton, Bart. vice Hopwood; Loftus Francisiones, Gent. vice Cristor,•promoted in the 2d Ceylon Regeneat. • 96th Ditto—To be Ensigns, by purchase—Ensign John Canine, from the 4th West India Regiment, vice itiattly, promoted. Ensign Hay M— Nunn, from the Otith Pax, vice Mackay, promoted. 97th Ditto--Lieutenant Ernest Ot(erman, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Zehendet, appointed to the 14th Royal Veteran Battalion. 100th Ditto--Riclerd Creaser, Gent, to be Ensign, without pee. chase, vice Wood, promoted in the 22d Foot. 101st Ditto-»Lieutenant Thomas M , Glathan, from the Slth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Keogh, who exchanges. 104th --- Alexander Campbell, Gent , to be Ensign, withont pur-. chase, vice Robinson, whose appointment is to be cancelled. 1 Ita West-India P egiment—Ensign Juhn Anderson, from the 7th West-Indie Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Nash, deceased. Paul Fennel, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Tuckey, deceased. 34 Ditto—To be Captain of Companies, without purchase, lieu tenant T. C. • Frith, Tice Assioiti, dismissed; Lieuterant , George Warrep, from the Royal, vice Stow, deceased. 1 le be' Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Thomas Jameson, vice Fritk; lieutenant Thomas Gordon, fr. , m the 9th Foot, vice D. M' Donald, who retires upon the half-pay of the 44th Foot, receiving the difference; A. Farrington, Gent. to be En- ' sign, vice Jameson. 4th Ditto—Captain Jamei Anton, from the 70th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Huxley, who exchanges; Ensign Thomas Pllkington to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice. Field, who resigns; 'lhontas Workman, Geist. to be Ensign, vice Pilkington. Sth Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Spunner, from the .51:711 Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Downing, who resigns ; Ensign Thomas FinGeraid to be Lieutenant, vice Sutcliffe, deceased. To be Ensigns, without purchase--Thomas Miller, Gentsvice Dawes ; John Gdrdon Peckou, vice FitzGeraki. 6th West lola Regiment—Major John Castle to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase, vice Srirke, appointed to the 12th Foot; Captain John Tate to be Major, vice Castle. To be Captains of Companies. Captain Wm. Loftie, from the 16th Foot, vice Nugent, Who ex changes; Lieutenant G. M. Luder, vice Tate. Ensign Patrick Carton to be Lieutenant, vice Luder; Thomas . Phelam, Gent. to be Emsign, vice Carton, promoted. • 7th Ditto—Richard Heart`, - Cent. to be Eusien, witbmit purchase, vice Anderson promoted. Bth Ditto—Captain Andrew Browne, from the'77th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Filler, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Patten •n; Lieutenant Alexander Peeve*, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Macnamara, who exchanges; Henry Glass, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur• chase, vice Low, superseded. Royal African Corps. To lo lieutenants, without purchase. Ensign A. Rollo, Ensign John Carmichael, and ensivt William Gray. - To be Ensign's, without purchase. James Anderson, Gent. vice kdilo; --Dunn, Gent. vice CM.' michael ; Bombardier John Ingram, from the Royal Artillery, vice Gray. Royal York Rangers—Ensign John Johnson, front the 96th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Munro, deceased; Assistant-Sur geon James Beresford, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice CeldweU, appointed to the' Royal. Royal West India Raegers—Litatenant William Harper to be Captain of a Company, ves-Alartyn, deceased ; Ensign Fred.- ' • rick de Bretton to be Lieutenant, vice Harper. To b e En s igns, without pure,. 'e. Joseph Byrne, Gent. vice Young, superseded,h • eingnevet joined '1 : his Regiment ; E Fitzsimmons, Edward Gent. [licit Bretton. 2cl Ceylon Regiment.. • To be First Lieutenants, without purities.. Lieutenant Robes t Jones, from the 6th West India Regiment, '.• vice Parker, promoted. Second Lieutenant I'. W. Creator, from the 95th Foot, Hee Christian, appointed to the 19th Foot. To be Second Lieutenants, without 'purchase. Berkeley, Geat. vice Little, promoted. Charles Bretton, Gent. vice Kirby; diithissed. 4th Ditto--eaptain Richard Kelly, from the 66th Footi to be , Major, without purchase, vice .Hall, appointed to the 811th Foot. Dillon's Regiment Major J. W. Watson, from Abe Met Foot, tt, be Lituteneet-Colonel, by purchase, vice Perponther„ who 1 Afieak. Dicenra, Gent, to be Ensign, without put ', doge, vice Verberne, deceased. Chasseurs Britanniques. T. be Lieutenants, withotk purchase—Ensign Eihorell ; En sign William Barney, from the 96th Foot; Octavius Choiseul, Gent.' to be Ensign, Tice &Sorel'. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Major Alexander Mackenzie, from tie .36th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur chase, vice Henderson, deceased; Sr. Albert, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Schmalbausen, whose ap 'polntasent does not take place. Kalil Corsican Rangers--Giovanni Battiata Caralselli, Gent, to be. Ensign, without puiehase ; vice Davite'decealed. ' Regiment—.ettistant-Surgeon IL D. Good*, .fro ia: the Red Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Gibson, appointed to the Sid Foot. Ist Garrison Ratabon—Assistant-Surgeos I. M. Bartley, from the - Meath Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Elmore, - who resigns. I.lkise-el.k.utenant Arthur Fraser, from the 4th Garrison Bat i tarots. to be Lieutenant, vice Squsir, appointed to thi 14th RNal Veteran Battalion. 3811.lifteiL-I.leiltenint Charles Eusteed, from the BStk Foot, to be . Liantsaiint, vice Copley, who exchanges. To be I.ieutenams s Ath Vino—Lieutenant Donald M'Etoneld, from the Royal, 'lee Higgins, who exchanges ; I.ievtenaut lobo Bhindellefram the 60th Foot, Vice Fraser, appointed to the Sd Garrison Battalion, and Assirant-Surgeon J. G. Hibbert, from the 60th Foot, to bq.Arsistant-Surgeon. Bth Llitto--Captain Richard Maxwell, from the • 754 Foot; to be 1 Captain of a Company, vice Valiance, wfus exchanges. '.To be Lieutenents—lieutenantW. T. M. Ryan, from the 47th t Foot ; vide O'erien, appointed to the tab Royal Veteran Bat- Wien; Lieteenast Adam Rogers, from the b7th Foot, vice Wilkins, who exchanges; Ensign R. W. Gyhon, front the 4th • Gierisms Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Durham, superseded, being absent without leave ; and Surgeon John Emits, from the • 14th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Taylor, who ex - charges. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—Major J. 3. Fraser, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Major; vice Alves, p'aced upon the Retired List; Captain Christopher Williamso,i, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain of a Comp.ny, vice Abraham, piacLd • .upon the Retired List: To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Tulloch, vice Atkinson, placed upon the Retired List Ensign Daniel Gardner, Ensign James Matfarlanc, Ensign Wanton Curtsy; Ensign William Sutber land, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign John Lamb from the sth ditto; Ensign George Donaldson, from the 11th &tot and Ensign Hiram Seaman, from the Second Garrfson Battalion. To be Ensigns, • Setjeant-Major Joseph Curtin, from the 58th Foot. vice Tolloch Serjeant Patrick Courtney, from the Royal Minnie.* Asylsim, vice Gardner; Quarter-Mester George Taseie to fie Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Bmwo, placed on the R stitad List ;‘ Quartkr-Master-Serjeant George Alsup to be Quarter- Master, Bth Royal Veteran Battalfon—Captain William Pickering, from tha ; llk Veteran Battalion. to be Captain of a COntpang, vice Btid, deceased; Surgeon Michael Buitour,fronethe 71st Foos to be Surgeon, vice Ramsay; Hospital-Mate • Wza. Jacks.' be Aissistaut-Surgeon, vice Purdue, deceased. - I . , . r • Itth elete—trelle MOJA' iTail,lMes, I' .' .011illtt s ffeitAla ttAileAdO. Qi.ll4lll,socis Zehertdar, front the 97th Mot. IIICKMAN's Pitt it an e ff ectual Cure for tits Captala Jonathan Shorn, train the tat Royal Veteran Battalion. JAL Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in • :to .WiUlarn Gardiner, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Back and Loins, Kidneys, and fflaCer, I.timbigs, gee. A Veteran Company to be attached•to such Corps as ... ~,. the various complaints ineldert to the human frame, Otero ' may be stationed in New South Wales. are none more dreadlul in their nature, Cur more alarmill .y i Captain John Brabyn, from the 10.2decit, lo be Captain. their consequences, than the Gravel at;d benne. •flity are e,r.r. Lieutenant Wm. Lawson, from the 1024 Foot. to be Lt.:Lament. plaints to wind; every parson, even the most OP. cm Lour, 1$ Lieutenant Archibald Bell, Worn the 102,d Foot, to be diao. liable, as the air we breathe and the water we drit.k are lill.lVrg. Qliarttr.Matter Charles Istintosh, front the 7sci 'out, to be mired with particles which not only cause these eicruelati,7 tit. Ensign. . tures.. but are a foundation fur every other species of di sur.ltfe. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles—Thenias Whelan, Gent. to be Hicessan's Original Pates, cornpoird of tilt: most invoreet in. ensign, vice Enright, proinnted. gredients, bate been found of siegelir efficacy, in not ot.ly . . The King's German Legion. strengthening the Teasels, containisig' the urine, hut happily tie. lit Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lietnewant George Bergmann untying the petrifying quality of it. from which proceed the to be Captain, vice Kielmansegg, who retires; Cutnet --e above complaints, &c. removing the CatfUlif Cliglitty CditerettilliS, *lento to be Lieutenant, vice Bergmann; Serjeaut-Major Sieges- and banishing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, wake mind Freudenthal to be Cornet, vice Teta°. out confinement. Sold whcleitale sod retail at Mr. Butter's, 4, Cheapside, cop., id Ditio—Assistant - Surgeon Joseph Ader.from t h e in B attalion : of the Line, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wicke, whose ap- of • Paternoster-few; Scott, Baxter and Ca. and Nfttitil. Ettin pointment haknot taken place. 'bore% and Glasgow; Cargill and Scott, Edinburgh; iii - talsod. in. Battalion of Light Infantry—Captain Hans Baron Bombe to Gran - 4114nd Son, Gilbert, and Haibin, Plymouth ; I:L^ortAlry 1 be Maine, with temporary rank, vice Martin, promoted in tilt and Sun, Dublin ; Peck and Turned?, Heft; Milisry and 10t•..a, 2d light Bataan ; Lieuteuant Lewis Cropp to be Captain, Portsea ; Sharp, Porternouth ; !hetet, Tatexon ; 'l't. wman, Lae- Vice Swathe. • ter ; Crutwell and Mins, !lath ; Bower, !Snout ; 1-iull and . . To be Lieutenants, ifirowne, New York ; and most Bookseilere in every tows, in Ensign George Ellerlsorst, vice Delius, who resigns. I Bemis at 2e. 9d .each. Ensign Frederick Klenct, vice Gravemeyer, who resigns. Ensign Ferdinand Scudder, vice Gam, who resigns. ensign Anton Albert, vice Crimp, promoted. To be Ensigns, Gentleman Cadet Frederick de Fincke, vice Elderhorst. !Edward Stinnalhausen, Gent. vice Kienck. Cadet-Serjeant George Breymann, vice Sckamitler. ed Ditto—Major David Martin,. from the Ist Light Infantry, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary rant, vice °Emit'', IP - I - pninted to the 7th Battalion of the Line. Ist Battalion of the Line—Captain Frederick de Robertson to bi Major, with temporary rank, vice Bodecker. promoted; Lieu teuant Andreas &blotter to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Robertson; Ensign Charles Hunicken to be Lieutenant, vice DR. FREEMAN'S GU ri•A :7,AL.u.rmus 'THE value of this Infallible Medicine leas been SO -I- long proved, that nothipg of the present. Jay can bestir temptation with it in all the different stages or a certain Disease s which It effectually cares aod eracticates from the habit, withowC etching the painful feelings and a po:+ure that attends salivatica s without debilitatirg die conedtudou iu any degree, or even rap& ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. i its radical TlrtUes of thee inaviniablillrerps LAve proved their clai ;a to pubbp approbation for more than SO years. In all the debility of ball sezes,they prove a never tAlling restorative, whether the deliiity isproducea 4) , too free use of mercury, iiiicit pleasures, ter d r fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going They cannot be recommeided top situ agly to thpae who wl re. cave a safe. speedy, and complete cure In all naltuStvirti Acesa. and every weakness thatztfects tli( bladalivand organs of urine._lir , Its e ffi cacy many women have bebome mothers who for Yeats has been deprived of that happineat. ; Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chespakkoaeste net of Paternoster-row; Baster and Cn. Scutt, Cargill, Mandsee . son,. and Smith, Edinburgh ; Eaetex a n d k4•parii,4 Ga t , gow ; HoalanJ , Granville and Son, Gi;bert, and klitydon t .rip mouth; Hail, Oarding, and Johnston, Gosport ; Newberg Son, Dublin; itch ;end Turner Hull; &Lunt, Mainly, aid Jones, Portsea; Sharp,Pirtsmouth%.Juggett, I aunton ; Trawimal. k.reter ; Crutwell and Nuns, Bath.; Brown, Bristol; and runts I Country Medicine Venders, isiboxes at is. utl G. said fz-i.s each Schulter. ad Ditto--Major Frederick de fieblutter to be Lieutenant-Cole nel, with temporary rank, - vice Ulmenstein, appointed to tho 6th Battalion of the Line; ,Captain Frederick de Lutterman, from the 6th Batudion of theLins, to be Major, viceSchlutter. sth Ditto—Ensign Augustus Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice Mul ler, deceased; Lieutenant FredetickArrnbrecht, from the Gar rison Company, to be Quarter-Master, vice Lichtervelden, de armed. 6th Ditto---Lieutenant-Colonel William de Ulmensrein, from the ad Battalion of the Line, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, v:ith tem porary rank, vice Alien ' who resigns ; Lieutenant Julius de }lona to be Captain of a Company; with temporary rank, vice I.utterman, promoted in the 3d Battalion of the Line; Ensign Arnold Volpe to be Lieutenant, vice Horn; Quarter-Master- Serjeant Ernest Mensing to be &tip, vice Volger. 7th Dttto—Hospital-Mve John Stutzer to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Sander, deceased; Hospiral-Mate Philip Langeheeuaken to be ditto, vice Brugemann, deceased. 6th Ditto—Ensign W.Wilkins to be Lieutenant, vice Thalmann, appointed to the Garril L on Company; Julius Brio:a/runt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilkees. Garrison . Coenpany—Lieutenant John Thalmann, from the Bth k Battalion of the Ljne. to be Lieutenant, vice Armbrecht, ap pishited Quarter -Master to the sth Battalion of the Line. The Duke of pruuswick Oels' Corps. Cavalry—Second Lieutenant Ahlers, (unattached) to be Cornet, vice Muller, superseded; Lieutenant Wilhelm Bums to be Adjutaat,vice Dieise!, who resigns the Adjutantcy only Frederick Chic, Gent.' to be Veterinary* Surgeon, nice San nernan, appointed to the loth Light' Dray/gm Infantry—Hospital-Mate Jacob Leiblin to be Assistatt-Surgeon, . vice Namsier, deceased. IdESSiIitANDCM. The appointment of Charles Moiey, Gent, to be Cornet in the IStis Light Dragoons, as stated in'the Gaiette of the Ist of Sep tember last, bee not taken place. Ensign Cardiff., of the 4th Foot, and Ensign Oyhoa, of the 4th Garrison Battalion, who - were superseded, as stated in the Gazettes of the .15$11 September and SOth Augetsttio, are rein stated in their rank. • The undermentioned pincers are superseded, being absent without leave, viz. Coldstream Guards—Surgeon 6th Foot—Lieutenant Reeves. loth Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon Taylor. 19th Ditto—Lienteldirtt Hallitay. Slat Ditto--Lientenant I lumble. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Chadwick. 77th Ditto--Lieutenant Bottomicy. - - cHALLEKGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, elialleuge the mule world to prove a single Inslance where their Medicine mid cwt.:ad of cane have failed of the desired effect. The pray Wo fit • many yearn ip tti particular branch of their profession hos not ;men me to me unsvemissful et se. They Caatilallt to direst their studies to die treattuent anti curb of Venereal Complaints, add that deratigemont of the . .sy3ltia. which is the consequence , of the penile:Wm and wageful eileva et a habit long situ' most unbappi ly pursued by the youths of lot h seism in the one it will be fUund to be the unfailing ;outer ut barren. ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to dud) b) a Ilse fresein.litatenf debility, which, if not timely rUlUedied, terainextes in impotence... These art its remote at:suit:mate effec:s, white tow suniptions,loss of:macular power,ond various nervous corm tames usually clearacterise.the collier stages of tins salitary vice. (it per. sons lantufeling under the disorders incident to midi a habit, theft treatment is simple and has never proved ensue:mind, in tbp course of a•jong,loborious, ant much) extended practice. In the most obstinate ama compile - eel! cases -ot venereal infection, ii.dl as obstructions in the urethra, somay ercrewences, hard in mours,eldioaa slows, oreptionir-sernmal weakness, glows, A` also S l'Rler4lltES, • • Whether recent er of long dtwition, and which have twilled des skill Mother Praetitioneri; are by their present improved p!:,n of relit men t, effeceualty and permanently esiref,' without the pacne suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hetwirdisge which often tollows the applicaNan of tistlunarestestic. In the course of SD years ostensive praexies in thiewletroputis mammies eases of Strictures have been and are daily ender their are; the .o'7ll eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expel. tines mode of practice, .soperior to any orbit yet adopted. 't'he weakness, relaxation and debility proceeding front this emplane, is speedily removed , and the parent re turgid to sound amal gorous health. But where the debility has tar years existed, a proper perseverance IC their restorative remedies, after the,sere tete has been destroyed, is indispemably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of Nee, and to reanimate the Consecution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first resperabitlty, have been under the care of Mem. Cherrie and Co. for the ri• moral of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures. &e. and, hving received a radical and permanent erre, reiluest that refere:ere marhemode to them assarisfealtary evidences of the decided su periority of *pus. Currie.awd Co.'s plan of treatment. of these Gentlemen have bl 4 Strietureafroat ten to twenty veers, sod had, beeteender the e-se of Mr>u and lieave.:,les. ' -• • - of Who pled the cure LONDON MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane. including only from the 4th of FebrOary to the 9th of Feb. Total 6,465 quarters. Average 945. pid.—is..s44l. higher than,last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR . From the 24 of February to the bth of February. Total 15.965 saeks—Aversge 645. 3d. Os. O'd. higher than last return. SMITHFIELD MARKET, February It. To sink the Offal per stone of a lb. `AL to lice( ea. See , Si. Od. , 6s. 44. Area. iii. . .to Vs. $ Litton is. 4d. to 6s. 4d. Pork 54. 4d. to Is 'mi. istAD Of CATTLE TIIIII DAT. Boasts, about 2.2lo , —Sherp and Lambs, 14,1;00. I Calves. I3o—Pigs, 230. NEWOATE AND 1.E4 DENTIALLNIARKET. Pei iterne Of Silkily the carcase. Boot 44. 0.1. to Is. ad/ Veal 54• ed. to Is. Ild Mutton 44. 4d, to 54.'44. Pork is. 4d. to 7s. a Slug Skins 3044. se 4s. 6d. B.A.V . EWAN. Best Heifers !tad Stein (per "' 041.1 r atho witai de - ---- . efa ual . t riane•nce, . by the miplicallaiiaT the lunar comic, without success. Mew.. Currie and Co. may be consulied by either se: w !t!. di • .sp l airt delicacy, secrecy, am& 110notir, at their house, N. K.J. iatou-Garden. Patients in the cou:ary are requested to stns thg.particulats ot their case, age, and gcnexalliahtt at Ihring, haelming a remittance far acleice medicinea, whey the am* "ill* given or seat to, any, part of the kingdom. , , aviary that wc,recy so is to their in:least*, the imst#ge of Letteismay be 0(44 to the . A ccount for litedicine.c. .• .-t SY 111$ 6. IQ, F A L LETTERS PATENT. (mein tot .srooe) Yd. to 114; Ordinary Is. Iod. to its. att ITAli l ko r i Calf 13.. Od., +.~iL ~i ~rigs Ss. 414.1. to 2s. 641.1 4 ts v glidt ibese lac AIDA OE LEATHEiI .11'1 la i ... klifik 4 4/ 444/4Altir "" *- ' 'of the V eI I ' - tho Searcy, Ate , iititheut eonAtoernet; j 44' . , - their superioreffieacy itturing reef , ' degree and Iyrair••••n its 9 4 *l4. 'Calf Ws, - . 34a.: al ! - •ener x 4 . stii. , 4 i , rostralnt of diet, is an eisy, 41ipitions, sal; and secret mats 233. 24d:* Ditto ''' to ibiliechante Backs 194 d. 214. Ditto • •.. ops • tale. One small taineiess Innis a ttoseN its op.tration insper.x?. iDireating Hides 114. 20.1. Small Sedli• • Ss. Od. 3S. Id r• eib i... l N and . Peq uirin il ilb'PartirailE aitenliatu i4Ol. Iwo , -is days they ginterilry euro . those erne! Disorders; and p a d, c o a c h Hides 2041. 214, e dittli . !! where they fall in that time orlierfeelly resteeler is,a/ii., At ps. Crop Hides for cute. 19d.. 32.1, Twitted Hors* Hides reed. ;rail tient has the happy alluraricellAtile Or she fru the eve'of being Ditto ' 171. 19d. Goat Skins Gus. 700 • so restated, let thtsbegree of taidigfOrney be caret s 6 grAt PRICE OF 'TALLOW.acy . 4s. 54t Tower 'fallow os , #4 ,1 It is SS excell peculiar to sheer 1/1:1s, tb mak ...! directly to St. linies's Market ' _. , rite euti ptiiintortuf,•lllld erste kitieontiost` with the offending Clare Market 4s. 6d. Yellow Russia 'Ms tio Whitachapel Market 4.w 44, * White dittos ~.. Oa 1 enatult,Whleb they'sps4dlly dielo*Wand itspeL Then &els. i -7 ' . t red by eityeriti,oe to tie a preterver oheillh, is writs , a reside SA . per stone of 315. -m4yesi . Soap „ditto aP S oos . 1 rer, by takingontroiets. shay% PiSs Speke end Mira every yt sr, , -13 s 3id. Melting Stut 50s • ti odo , •. La share, the reit:4.44las Ails extra ordiftarfoblizatim to seem, soi Aveilret 4s sd . Ditto rough that whiiketre bellrbralsedtimSelf Irene them, they were sure to .Gittete'lets OtT • (Add Dregs 11$ Od ' fttifil clad ;acted, at' ttiou:ll - Lrfplitient of immortal end unirer.Sl ~I r, fl / 4 _ . ! 743a1)1 lip " -M°tth ' l4 P °B 4 t d-le l ird ' 24$;'04 ' ' fame. 'These !'ilk - ire 1i20.4 Worthy' a place ' in the cabarets of 17 1 4/11 4ighle4per. dazes 12s ed.-Moulds, 136 041. Masten; and Capetitts of Ships I the More so, for that they win lit AlliliET,, T . ebioary 15. ktep good in all clisliares isty /14Stoth of time, and that they hate Ships atMieliii l ' I . '' SOW Prices. , maw borne the test dr Sear' 60 fetal' with increasine cm% to Ira Na*."evafall .• 4- 135* • 475. 0.1, to Sit.-441. . . .. .• • themselves, arta boAtiurto their slither, insomuch that during the 35 •itouleelass4 • 3 , ! 430. Od. is 5Us. Od. . bit eight yetis they' bare radially oared upwards of 40,000 ytr. 1 Cubs . , 1 555. 31 • , : . I ..-•••••• son!, malty it whom lase been discharged Irani Hospitals w • ters COUNTRY BIABISETS. le -. . *REY . ..lieu had berm f 211ently repeated, sect 41 other met!.ods ?R ICaVOT GRAIN AT TR I F 01.1.00/ IN 0 MARKETS. - - made m aof without ect. . , ,•,. . TinsiNasrose.-Wheat 97. Od to loss 04 per Quarter.- • Prepared and Sold by the Vote- Proprietor, 'Toon Ai TA T 1.01, Barley 3.5 s 0a is 40 1 Od I Reseal -51 e. Od to 515 Od '.. . • ots- 04 to ups um _a pnembei at the R nalColL•ge of Surgeons in London, at his house Oats 2.61 04 to 301 tid I Pease No. 9, N:w litiati-street ; where he' Win *live advice; without a Bread is ;EFL per gallon. : Fee,to persoas biking these Pilo, and will answer Patient , I.et - Hastsi.-Wheat 73s oil to 107 s Od per Qr. . ten, if post-paid, on the samiTterms, obserehg in all caws the Barley Sit Od to sos 041 B e aus 43. rid re 54 1 Po _-. niost inviolatle secrecy, no patient ' s name or cue basing been Oats• Ills Od to Ms 0.1 Prase 45 1 ed to Sts u d mentioned, but et their Own particular request, by the Pioprietor, Bread sa„ std. per *lon • during the course of more 'kin so years, that he has had the too.. • MAIDIN HIA Dr.-When 146 Od CO iUs Od per Qr. ea _. ducting of att.:extensive sole ofstitc above medicine, and the pr pre Barley 30e Od to 43.6 Od I Beans 4Es Od to 54s nee arising therefrom: Oats 29s Od to 311 s ed Pease 50$ Od to Sts Od They are also sold, by Ms appointment, at the Pei•fumer's, No. Newsuar.-Wheat 86s 04 to llos Od per Qr. _ 35, St. Albano - street , Pail-mall ; the Toy-6i.v. No. 103, Ch - Barley 285 Od to Ses Od l Pease 4 21 od to 411, 011 ford-street; Mr. Disbarougli's, No. 7, Fish-street-affil, nearly Oats 94s Od to 304 ed Beans 4ts Od is Ms ud opposite the Monument . ; and by one Persolin every considerit•l o Bread ..... .-.. .., is td per gallon. town In England, dm. in Boxes of only ts. Si. each, sealed up RIADIN 0.•-••-Wheit 726 Od to 1111 6.1 per Quarter. with lull and plain direction;, *hereby person's of either sea may I Beacure themeless with ease and sacrecy. Barley 29s Od to 40$ Ott ns Oats 25s Od .to 321 Od - I Pease 4 4 2 5 : O od d to te 5 5:: Od o 4 N. B. Every Boa said in Great Britain iescatild tip with a statr.y. • Bread ' 911. 4t.i. per gallon. • In yvhich, by favour of the Commissintras.is printed at the Sea's- A• Fart:dant Market, on . 1 handily, trade was dull, Wheat acarcely fuchsia last watt'! price ; other grain nearly the ram-. I ° ,, ffifelceon;:la.;dTuairil:trh'el4r:a'r9;coutNewitort/frtoilt7l:**6* tr"Lni. Imitate *4°ll Wheat-14 tet '027 Si. per load.-Bitriey 34 to 426 --Oats via. to lani,-PeasS, trey 44 to $34.-Boilers 546 t0.601..-Beaus 496. to 4•-••""."4.4......---4.------......... • ...-... 624. toeuppd; to Sts. ply* tatilrter.-W:Uter Tans 3to 95.-- S uter , LoN1)031 i Vristol•alitt pidnielsesitgy Ltregl. Kiter. at the b 11 ral. sou - Taro Its. el. to Ift per basin!. • Claracs, No. I, Carry street, sad litho Odic', 7'caple-3-• ~~~ E A4Aruts Ge 1 e PIUS, so justly r