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Per Cent • • 4 ' I; 1- k 0 ' . t 4 Z • r,• ( "4, • %,.. 1, , r,) 1 . . - - • - • - : ... .. ' ' , I •'' G TKE 4,- , ~- 1 4,Aik •• •, , .1) . , ' - ... r ) S . & 4 4 ) V..-• . IL(l4 * .- ..1111) , i ll r F 4 - . G).44.‘(:` • -- _ - • •„,-- ' ..... ''. ' . ' -r- - . TO 13;'• PERnMI'TORILY RIM, IN LOTS. Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in , a Cause " Robinson e. Tattersall," with the approbation of Jaatas Sestuen, Esq. one of the Masten of the said Court, et the Wheat-Sheaf Inn, Durham, on Tnuesoar, the 40th der of August ' • 1618, between the hours of One a nd Two ;o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE MANOR OR REPUTED DIANOR OF' NORTH BIDDICK, in the said County of thirham, l with the .3IANSION-HOUSE, called BIDDICX HALL; Offices, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and 'Wood% and several very eligible Farms, containing about FIVE HII.T.:CDRED an FIFTEEN ACRES of Fertile enclosed Mearinw. Pasture, and -treble Lands, lying compact and free from Great Tithes, on payment of a small modes; together with the reliable Colliery, Iron Foundry, Stone Quarry, and Dwelling-houses , situate within seven miles of Sund , rland, nine of Newcastle, ten of Durham, and fourteca of shiells. Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be bad gratis three weeks prior to Cie Salc, at the sail Master's Chambers. South ampton-Builuing., Chancery-larie, London; of Messrs. Robins and Hill, Solicitors, No. 4, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, Lon don; of Messrs Wizard and Blower, Solicitors, 49, Line dn's Inn ; of mars. Robinson tine Burrows Solicitors, Austin-Friars, London • -at the Bell pad Meath Inn, Leeds; George Inn, York ; Talbot Inn, Darlington; Queen's Head 'lnn, Newcastle • Bridge Inn, Sunderland; Nelson's , M or p etit ; Bush Inn, Carli sle ;at the Post Office, Bishop Auckland ; and at the Place of Sale. ..EPIIENSON'S PATENT FILTERING MACHINE. IHIS Apparaus may truly be deemed of the first necessity and burr; tance, especially where dear and whole some water is with difficulty procured ; Its superiority bag been repeatedly ac'cnowledged for its purifying qualities and quick process, rendering the most impure Water beautifully transpa rent, at the unexampled rate of 200 Gallons a day, and is so constructed as io prevent the re-admission of any impure ani malcule into the refined Water, thereby contributing to the preservation of health, and yielding a produce infinitely beyond as y put Laer in common use With these sunerior recommendations, the PATENT FIL TERING MACHINES are follow doante t the i prices : Those at Five Guineas each, purifyig 50 Gallons ng a day second size, Seven Guineas each, 100 Gallor.s a day; and tilt largest size, Ten Guineas caz'a, purifying at the unexampled rate of 300 Gallons allay. The )Lachine may be seen in use at the Jerusalem Coffee- House, Cooper's-court, Corahill; the Western Exchange, Bond sued ; also at No. 75, Piccadilly; No. 156 ; Fleet-street; No. Co. Fenchurch-street ; and at J. Stephenson 's Manufactory, No. 6, Marthner-street, Cavendish-sqosre, London. DR- JAMES'S FEVRE PILLS. POWDER AND ANALEPTIC AS many Persons, imposed upon by a bold MS dick of my late Agent, Mr. F. Newbery, have purchased 'the compositions stow first prepared by him (upon his dismissal .from the situation of Agent to my family) under the idea of their being the Genuine Medicines invented by my late Grand father, Dr. James, I publish the feilowing ratracts from the Wt. will of Dr. James, to prove by his own words, that he never communicated the secret of preparing the Medicines to any one, but his son, R. H. James, my father ; by comparing which Ex tracts with Mr. Newbery's eeiontary and interested 4ffidavl, (which every one knows does not subject him to a legal penalty). the Public will see that the imputation of Fraud and Perjury, which Mr. Newbery says I convey against my. Grandfather, at taches to a very diti-rent quarter. Extroc/feons the Lail In of Dr. R. Janes " Whereas it beinj my intention to reinros for the benefit of my said Son, Robert Harcourt James, the secret and method of preparing and making my Fever Powders and Pills, / knee already communicated the secret and method to hint; and have be gun, and intend fully to i-istruct him in preparing and. making the said Powders and Yids. I do, thzrefore, hereby give and be queath the said secret, and all my right and interest therein and thereto, and all benefit and advantage to arise t hereby,to his own use. Reeracipxon a Cidieit to the above Will, doted one year after it. " And my will and meaning further is, that as soon as the an nuities to my \Vife and younger Children shall be paid off, or sooner, with their consent, the said It.. H. James may make up. and sell, and dispose of such Powders and Pills as he shall think proper, ,thous the iniernattious of the said Fleming Pinkston and Francis Newbe'iy," his Executors. I have only to add, that my fattier dying, communicated the secret to my Uncle (in trust for me till I was 34 years old), who continued to make and supply the Medicines to Mr. Newbery, as his Brother, and Father, Dr. James, had done before him.; but, when I arrived at the proper age, it wasfaundadvisabk, w the tree consent of my whole family, to remove the sale from Mr. Newbery's, and to . supply Messrs. Borten 's, 4, Cheap,ide, London ; and 34, Sackvill..-street, Dublin, with the Medicine, which till that time had been supplied by us to Mr. Newbery. The Fever Powder and Analeptic Pills are also to be had at my own home, 30, Conduit-street, Hanover-square, to whieh place [ have lately removed my Elaboratory, fven Bruton-street. July 1, 1818 . R. G. G. JAMES. THE CORDIAL BALM of GIL EAD is univer sally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and powerful restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This (Th.- brated Cordial is peculiarly isfleacious in all inward wasting', lots of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking et the !sands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath. and .consumptive habits; it thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in the head and stomach, and proinotesgontle perspiration. By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is much admired,be lug pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good dig. s tion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and nou- Huh the constitution after a debauch with wine, &c. Much has been said by interested individuals ageing: Medicines that are advertised, but there is a very important observation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and eXcatious in those complaints fur which it is recommended, and universally administered with in variable success, it could not have attained the unexampled de mand it has acquired; for, as it has rarely the great advantage of a persuasive adeozate, so nothing but his cenviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, ten Induce perseverance, and yet reason able perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest combination of Chemicals and Galenical* to root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. Sold by Leigh, Wand; Bacon, 150, Oxford.iareet; Sutton and Co. Boar Cinarth-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, Holborn; price 11x. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 355. by which one 11s. bottle is saved, with the words Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Where may bated, The Celebrated Aarraaozart Lortox, an ef fectual cure for Eruptions on the Face and Shin, particularly Pimples; BlcteheaTettera, Itlitg worms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, :ihingles, Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arms, fec. Scorbutic and Cutaneous eruptions of every description, being the most valuable acquisition and appendage to the toilet ever offered to the Nobility and Gentry in the United Kingdom. 14T Price 45.6 d. and 2s. 9d. a Bottle, Duty included. Be careful to ol.terve :he words " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," en graved in the Stamp without which none are genuine. lb . . Solomon expects, wham consulted by lets, the usual com pliment of a one pound 'rote* , !Y. adc.reseed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Onlol-noise, sitar Liverpool. Paid double postage. " TIiESDAY. ft CAR ROLL. Contractor for the Lottery, having u s s lide ro F1%.2.D PRIZE in the Scheme, tke TWO ............. or: ..... eSO,OOO • ....... of £2,000 ! 2,000 SOVEREIGNS, &c. &c. is.ira NEXT TDESDAY, when the Lottery beins n m ut, e( gratimde for pubik favours corferre d on (S it goLL,he has made arrangements that Purchaserashall ibe stns of receiving, in L addi D tion to all the Prizes, GO Far :14 Tiro Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with FORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, Af~tijrg to Your Bles of Port or Madeir or Pour Hogs -016, o f (vet , for each of the Prizes of I,ooo a, Sovereigns, and bro vlaa for Sham Da Wine to he chosen by the Holders tiodalfcl• Shres we now an *le at the OfSces of CAR DALts t he Casuattor, No. 7, Cornhill; and 26, Oxford-street, , w h, Rr.red and Sold in the very last Lottery, No. 9,01 a Prize 0f...,..£20,000. saj do Eight Capitals of £l,OOO, £5OO, &.e. And in CARROLL'S late Contracts; £30,000 I 3,645 £ 20 , 210 . : .... I:30,000 I 1,319 v 20,000 Sec. Ste. Ea. L e d k :iv: CARROLL pleasure to sdl to those who bower Lim with their commen ds, the TWO ......... PRI ZES of 1 30,0001 NEXT TCESDAY. DICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. respect ly My acquaint their Friends that the New Lottery corn pawing NEXT TUESDAY. The Scheme, with only ins Ikkets, contains Two Prizes of £30,000, Two Of XS,OOO, s i ITO of 1,000 Sovereigns. Each of the Prizes of 1,000 So ,,,k,seallrecolve in addition 4 Pipes of Po rt or bladeira, or 411,?4.-as of 4-' B ret.—Tickets and Shares are on Sale by RICH. Coolitroc, and Co. Stock-brokers at their Fortunate ftzts, ilick.buiklings, Conihill, and facing the Gate of the ref, Mew‘, Charing-cross. • iIYTON, Stock-broker, 2, C01'0(011.1., takes the nrii-d opportunity of submitting the SCHEME of a IV LOTTERY, which begins Drawing so early as NEXT %la kY. The magnitude of l'rizes is very great—and ~ ,c r of Tickets remarkably small, there being Two Prizes e i.wNo, with so few Tickets as 8,000., Besides these ad ovi, Two of Ow Prizes will receive in addition Eight Pipes Win! or Madeira, or Eight ilogsheado of Claret, to be dral tie Holders themselyes.E. E. solicits a preference, 11 ,5 n-, %here Selames with full particulars may be had gratis. LI Daions in the Public Funds transacted with the utmost {kitiscddipatch. ----- liE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE , FOR T AI'CUST I, is embellished with an admirable Likeness cfc !3: ore, Esq. and contains, besides Sixty Articles of Lcare am: assophical Intelligence, Memoirs of the late Sir Tam: Monk Lewis. Esq. Harvey C. Coombe, Isaac H.dirt fe'sn, Joseph Adams, M.D. Daniel Braithwaite, Itzb Bet b. Rose, Baron Gaming; Original Poetry by Lord ilerrt,lll , ett Egas, Thomas !Moore, Esq. &c. 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This Oil is the original and line, and is warranted to afford the greatest nourishment to etlarnsa Naar, nqtriv,rs the scurf, harshness, and dryness, claanze of climate, accouche- IW-N„, ht. reverts its failing off or tuinini , grey, strengthens the heir grow on bald places, make. the and glossy, prevents the curl failing in damp nett, prudutes whiskers, eye-brows, &e. its superior and l oili - inr,s have ;rained if the august patronage of their Royal . the Princess of Wsles, the Duchess of York, and Duke e Sath, Insp.:rid! litijtsty the Emperor of Russia, by their 4 ' 64 ar'aririty.—Price 6s. 64. 10% 6d. and one guinea per kt..ep in any climate. 114 , ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, by merely wet. t! , : air with this preparation, it immediately produces a lie:vd thane in lied or Grey Hair, Eye-brows, Whiskers, t , a hnutiful glouy and permanent Brown or Black, it'd kizi; the exact natural colon:. 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This dattsouspuhlished, a , In Pour Vols. price Al. its. In boardt, TALts of MY LANDLORD, Second Series, Collected and Arranged by JEDEDIAH CLEISII BOTHA M, Schoolmaster and Parish Clerk of Ganderriengh. Hear, Lard o Cakes and bather Scots, Frae Maitienkirk to Jonny If there's a hole In a' your costs I rede ye tent it ; A Chiel's amang you takin note:, An' faith he'll prone it Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald C0n..t . ..b1e and Ca. and sold by all Booksellers. LITERATURE. • The. Annual Obituary for 1818, which is accom panied by silhouette Portraits, exhibits a great variety of interesting biography, collected from authentic sources of information, and illustrated by original documents. The present, which is the second volume, contains Memoirs of the Rev. Sir HERBERT, elder brother of the late Sir RICHARD CROFT, with an Account of their Family; 'of Mr. Mono Wittiams , Founder of the Literary Fund; of the late Dukes of NORTHUMBERLAND and MARLBOROUGH ; the Right Honourable JOHE PHILPOT CURRAN ; Right Honour able GEORGE PONSONBY; Mr. HORNER, M.P. HOIL HENRY ERSKINE, with an unpublished Specimen of his Poetry, in his own hand-writing, , The Life of Dr. WILLIAM THoMSON includes an account of several of his contemporaries, and exhibits a variety of curious details respecting EngliJi Literature aura ing the last thirty years. Among the Biographical Notices, amounting to nearly kitty, w:11 be found a variety of intete,tiug particulars relative to the late Earl of ROTHEs, Count ZENOBIA, the Earl of GUILDFORD, Lord ARUNDEL of WArtuorn Lieutenant-Colonel MELLISH, &C. &C. Part 2, un ' cler the head of Neglected Biography, contains the Life of Sir.J. MacoaltAu), commonly called the Scotch Marcillus, with Specimens of his Poetry ; together with original Letters from Dr.VIN CENT, &c.—Part 3 consists of an Analysis of Present Biographical Works; and the Appendix includes a List of Englishmen and Foreigners who died in 1817. Sir HERBERT CROFT is represented as a man of great industry, extensive learaing, and undeviating loyalty. He was the head, we are told, of a very ancient Family, which derived its name from Crcft Castle, in the county of Hereford, where it appears to have been seated anterior to the Norman Conquest. Having been disappointecttv.ice in his life, first as a lawyer, when he conceived the plan of a new Edi- , tion of the Statutes ; and next as a man of letters, when he issued Proposals for a Dictionary of the English tongue ; and being also destitute of prefer ment in the Church, it is but little wonder, that Sir HERD:IRT CROFT should have been considered as a disappointed man. Indeed, some years since he dis posed of his extensive library; and in 1800, retired to France with a very scanty income. It would appear from public documents, that a pension of .C-2.00 per annum had, however,, been enjoyed by him for a con siderable time ; and it might have been wished per haps, that this grant had been increased in favour of so meritorious an individual, whose zeal and loyalty. were so frequently display in various publications. 'He never returned again to England, having died at Paris in April, 1816, at the age of 65. I Sir Hanar.nr CROFT was a man, who to great eru dition, and amust extensive knowledge of ttie ancient Saxon, as well as modern German and French guages, United a high reputation for social talents. I nc had been twice married, first to 8010111 A, daugh lter of R. Curovs, Esq. by whom he had three daugh- , tort; and secondly, to ELISABETH, side"' of HARRY IGasswerm Lawia,_ of Malvern Hall, in the county of Warwick, Esq. and Bowe . , Countess of HIMAIIT, by whom there is no issue. No one more sincerely rejoiced at the regurat4on of the BOURBON& On the occurrence of that event, he addressed congratulatory . yerses . th the Duchess of ANCOULEME ; and also. a Reflections," addressed to the Congress at Vienna. Both of these were-written, . 1 printed, and published in Paris. YDridiTs AR: DANGRROUS! This adage is appli cable to those who have lived rather gay, when oa the eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of the consequences of an ill.cured contagion; and it must afford consolation 20 the atilicted to know they may have the-best advice at the Medical tioard at Char lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, BLekiriars.ltoad, and at Woodstock House, Iffoadstock-street, hie doors from Oxford-street. The Board particularly claims the attention of those afflicted with Ruptures, Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scropbulas, Nervous arising from warm climates, juvenile indiscretions, Ike. Erup tions on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken foe rheumatism, Nodes on the shin-bones, are symptoms which appear years after, and the consequences of improper treatment. Messrs, Coorea and CJ. of medical and surgical celebrity, after forty years' experience in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the poor have advice (gratis) os Tuesday, Thursday, 1 and Sunday womb:3s, until twelve o'clock.—All letters to Llt; I directed to Charlotte kloute, illaek.friars road ; but none a. answered which do not contain a consulting fee. RITORN -OP ILIA7 - ' .- 1:(17 - Y PENSION.* (libmiiissiedfres As Sun of yesionlay. Temparuy Pensions are distingaialed flank a befut:: tha Semi. 05th Foot (late 9Gth Noot)--Captain Thomas lamb, to; injury sustained in the performance of military duty at Uusii.katiw. 1810, 701. *from 85;1 Dec. 1811. Dltlo . .(ittell7tit Ditto)—Major of Esigade Matthew Slt. ton (no longer in the service), for lays of the fajta cyc iu Pitypt. 2001. from 25th Dec. 1811. Lilo.—Ditto, 'Ditto, for impaired vision of the left eye, Ditto, oto.Z..Ditto, Qitto. Ditty—Cap t :do Thnroas G. CapplT:ger, for a wpuad at Stt Christo;sl, 1811, e WO/. from siaT, 181°1 99th 'YAM (.. , 2e 100th Iritfo)--3Lior FiXard Vyse Fasycett„ for ii-shatusd la Catrada, 183 x, selool.lßrii Itst Dec. Ditto--Capt..m Wilhtm Steles, for wounds in Oastada, letS Inek ircenitth July, Ditto—P4,:tain Thomas Ormsby Sherrerd, for t wontsfila ets. dada, 12'14, 819 q. fyom 61h July, 1615. 1..31 Irra-f-Lieut. Air/ander Copp!, (seadoui), for wounds at F 4.." 1814,.a7c1, from reth August, 1815. Ditto —Lieutenant John calion, for wounds at Fort Erie, 1814, frit jj ". V.AZ. :3 l u trAt l l4l s -iteetuurws • lobit Oh t:lea 1 1. 4 e. for wounds at Daressa, 11.11, 701. from 6th March, 131% Dltto--Lieutenant-Colond William Pcrciva', to: of the Ili: of an arm at &tumul t 30021 train :P .sth Dec- 1611. Ditto--Ittto, Ditto, for other woutds Ditto, Ivor: Ditto. • Ditto—Lieutenant Henry lierbc.:•t Alinneri, for vh:toads at Dadajos, lei 2, era from "th April, 1813. Ditto--Lieutenant Daniel Fersham, for loss of an eye at Na varre, 1815, id. from 11th Nov. 1824. Ditto—Major John Garbles M'Cullocli, for loss of the use of an arm at Pucnta de ida. - ulla, 1811, 2001. from Sett March; 1812. Ditto-ILientenant William Campbril, for wounds at Barron, , 1811, a7Ol. from 6th March, 1812. Ditto-Lieutenant William Hamilton, for wounds at St. Se. bastion, 11:13, 701. from Ist Sept. 1814. Ditto- Captain Andrew Wale Pemberton, far wounds In the Pfren...es, 1813, lOW. from :d August, 1614., Ditto-Captain vramp Johnstone, for wounds at &dojos, 1811, 701. from 7th April, 4813. Ditto-Lieutenant Henry Scott, for a wound at Bayonne,lBl3, 701. from 1 nth Nov. 1814. Ditto-Lieutenant John Fitonaurice, for a wound at Badajos„ 1812, ciao/. Lam 7th April, 1813. Ditto-Captain James Percival, for a wound at St. &hatean, 1813, 701. from Ist Sept. 1814. • Ditto-Major John Blackburn Hart, for wounds at Vera, 1813, • 1001. from Bth Oet. 1811. Ditto-Major Loftus Gray, for a wound at Tarbes, 1814, eIOCI. from Elst March, 1615. Ditto-Lieutenant Henry Lloweii7o, far a wound in the Pyre , nen, 1813, 101. from ist Sept. 1614. Ditto--Lloutenant lii:hard Fitzgerald, for a wound at :,:erraus, 4614, a7Ol. from 3d }W. 1615: Ditto-Captain Michael Hawse, for a wound at Toulouse, 1914, aiool, from 11th April, 1813. Ditto-Copt tin James Traverl, for a wound at New Caicos; 1815 n 2001: from 9th Jan. 1816. . Ditto-Lieutenant Robert Yor' , v-, for a wound at I:ew Or • leans, 1815, a5'L from nth Jan. 1816. Ditto-Lieutenant Sir John Wotan, for a wound at New Or • leans, 1815, a 74. from 90 Jas. 1616. Ditto--Lieutenant John Cox, for wounds at Cudad PoZrigo, 1812, and Ta;bcs, 1814, a7Ol. fmaa2lo March, 1815. Ditto-Lieuten at -r:olonel Alexander Camoron, for wout2.s Waterloo, 3001. from 19th June, 1816. • Ditto-Ditto Ditto Ditto, 90(1 . from 23th June, 10/6. Ditto-Cap:Au Wiliam Iltruibley, for a wbund at Waterloo, a7C:. from 19th June, 1016. Ditto-a:frt. John Genies M`CrailitY (Mar half-pay 9d Gar riaan BaLtal'o %), for loss cf left arm Watarloc, 200!. front' 19th June, 1916. • Ditto.-24 Li .ntenant John Pr:lid-rya:it w.ash (Ensian half- pay 92,:h Foot), for loss of a leg at Waterloo, SC.Z. from 15th June, 1816. Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Wilkins, for a wound at Waterloo, nSCCI. from 12:h June, 181 e. Ditto--Urevet Lieutenant-Colonel Caarles Beckw:th, for loss of a leg at Waterloo, 3001. from 19th June,l6l6. Ditto--Brtvet Lieutenant-Colonel Ames tiodsil iiobcrt Nor. corr., for wounds at Tarbes, 1814, and Waterloo, /12501. from 19th June, 1316. Ditto-Lieut.:non - George Simmons, fur wounds at Waterloo, 370/. from 19th June, 1816. Ditto-Li: tenant Joseph Lynam, for a wound at Waterloo, ran/. from 19th June, 1816. 2cl West India Regiment-Captain Marcus Ilattisford (oo longer in the service), for injury sustained while a prisoner of war at St. Domingo, 1796, 1001. from 26cla Dec. 1811. Ditto-Major Joshua Gltaistanes, for wounds at Martial:pa, 1809, 351001. from 26th Dee. 1611. 6th Dltto--Major Charles Leigh, for a wound at St. Domingo, 1796, &SON. from 25th Dee. 1811. 7th Ditto- Liet.t.-Colomel hon. licreul.es, Robert Pahenbam, for a wound at liadajor oiC9l. (torn 7th April, 1613. Royal Waggon Train-Lieut. J...aeph .alaeDowl, for Woof the sight of an eye In Spain, 1013, Sul. from 25th Jure, 1814. York Vangers--flrevet Colonel rrancis Butte, for wounds 1794, 70/. from 25th Dec. 1811. • Glengaq Bencila;-,-Captain John Jenkins, for loss of an area at (,)Wenburgh, Canada 1815, 1001. from 23d Feb. 1814. Ditto--Captain Dottie! ial"l'berson for a wound, and injury sustained in the performance Of military duty at Sachet:'. Hatbour,lBl3, London, 1815, uICW. from 30th May, Irl4, York Ilusiors-Major John Joseph Saelinger, for a w ound at St. Domingo, 1797, 2001. from 25th Dec. 1311. Cariadian Fenciblrs-:-Captain John Hill, for injury sutaine.d in the. performance of Military duty in Canada, 1514, .1001. from 1 ith Oat. 1615. Ditto-Lieutenant-Colonel Gorge Robertson, f tna- H mined in the performance of,militaxy duty in Canada, ia; 4, esZOOl. from 25th &rt. I t.i 7. loyal titeif Corps-Captain Wiliam Brawn Mobile, ruptured on service in Portugal, 1908, Til. front 25'h Dec.lBl6. Nova Scotia Fencitika- Brevet Moja:John Ede.-ard Courter.ay, for injury sustained is the pvtiotmance of military data. so Quebec, 1814, 6EOOI. flour 25th Dec: 1911. 7th Veteran Eattalion--Liatittaant James Al t :fariarre, f or l os , of en eye at Gibraltar, 1913 701. from 24th June, 1814. 11th Ditto--Lieutaaant it ion P.: izee-.v !Lieutenant sth Ve ti:r.to Battalion), .far the lost of an rye a, the lee of Han, • 1514, 701. front 115th lies. 1815. [loyal West India Rangers-Captain William Kennedy, foe ' jut, untaimain the perform - owe militari duty at Triaitlud, 1813, 4100/. from rt4th liuil, (814. Sicilian Itexim.-at--;.Lleatenant Jam..-1 Strode, far toes of hes . ing at Malta, 1811., 50/. loom crali ter.e, 1512. Caueen'a lialigers--Major Rohert feu Pr of the on cf sca arM at Brandywine, .1777,410 a. from h Irll. Ditto--Dittu, Ditto, for a v. uuud Di%te, from 25th :*.me, 1814. Idt Veteran Pattaßon--Coicaol Alexander !W.-, for 1: es of kit aria at Portaea, 1894, streonci pcsaiza: zix.,. front 1 :5,,h D o " 1811. British American Banrore Mutt...er a for won:dit in America, 1781, 3001.. freer 2.3:11 Dec. !f!!. Ditto--Licutenant Jtrerniah fur c78r.4-.C.. in Arrterim, 1780, 70!. from I.sth Dec. 1.6:1. Lato.Duke of Camberland's Re- 4 trax.:t..-Lkaa ,r a k r; for wounds on board ship La 1751 ;zit :7f i, "::Z Goa 55th lee. 1511. Late '2Oth Dragoons..-Lletit.-Col. IZieg, far loss of a kg in legypt, 1801, 300 r. front 25:h Dec. Inspecting Field-Officer of. Militia in %.7.t0 t.1%-Colonel nem". 1618 a B'. C;.:orge, tor a wo,..td at iert Erie, 1513, 0x,04. from &Sri Jan. 1611. Ditto-lit.- euC A Thomas P•niaan woaads at Fort Erie. 1 fa 4, 7 01. ml Poet) for t:ifa Ent. 184 S. I'. 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