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I 1 0 . • - 7••••- - .•. • - • • I. • Majo Mho.' meal Sir J. Lambgrt. Major-General Sir C. Grant. Major-General Mai , land... Major-General Sir H. Vivian. Colonel Mitchell. TOVIITS CLASS 11. 050262. Colona Sir J. Riley, Awiistam-:tttjutuu-Gencral6. Colonel RtyneU, 71st Reg ntcnt. Colima :it A. Barnard, with Regiment. Colonel l lon. A. Abeterumby, Aoaistant-Quuter•Mavter•Gei Ciolosiel Sir C. Canipbrd, Assistain-Quatter•Miater-Geneta Colonel Sir J. Cmborno, SAL Regiment. Colonel Woodford, Cuidai earn Guards. Colonel Hon. F. l'ommiby, Ltd% Light Dragoons. Wen.' Hervey, Ac nig Military Secretary. • Lieutenant-Colotiel Sir K. Hill, Royal Hone Guards. I.lourenaut-Colonel Lind V. Somerset, Military Secretary. Lit Uttftalit-eoioilel Lord Saltona, lat Guards. GLASS IT. VILADIhiII. COlonel Hepburn, 31 Guart*.s. Colonel Sir G. Vfood, Royal 'Willem Colonel Muter, Cal Dragoons. Colonel Cann/ell Sri Smyth*, Royal Engine/an. lieutenant-Col . .nrl Nlacd./nuels, Guartle. I.irtite nun- Culout I Sir H. nroillord..let Guards: neuronal': Colou:ll.ur.i Greenock, Assistant-Quarter-1V Gene/ al. . Lieutenant- Colonel Cooke, let Guards. Lieuteuaut-l:ulutiel C. broke, Aasiatint-Quarter-IV. General. Inuit s.4raßciAr NICK '8 ts.,Zzt'lA. • • WAR 911PAlt IVES r. DOWNING-sriuntr, sEP I EMBER is, ISIS. Dispatches. of which the following are eocites,_liave been re use: 4 at On. taw by Earl BA raustsr, adtressod to• hit Lordship by Field - Marshal the Duke of Vs;•sttiNCl'rUN I PAIIII, ASIOUsT I, Hill. • 'MY Lonn—l have the hor, , air to ei,e;ose a list elf Officers opt' in whom the Eliperir of Atioyia has tonfetted the Cross a Commander and of a. Knight respective'Orderor the of Maria Theresa, in testi.' 11Irmy of his Impel isl Maj , •stv's ApprAhltiOn •at their services and condocr, particularly in the late battles in the Nctherlands, which I beg your Lordship to lay Is fore his Royal Highness the' Prince Regent, and it qtle%t 1116 Royal Hmliness t s perMillaion tor them respectively to accent the saint. . • I have, WELkNOTON. • To St C•IIIMAND1111 or TIM ORDER OS mama TutilSS.ll. Litutresant-k,eliet a! toe Maurine. of Atiglasea, Lteutenaw•Gror al Lord H;11, G C B TO It ZNIOOTS or rut ow Ota Of 14L11.1 TGIRLSG. Lieutenaut Gtmer..l S-r Hem y Clinton, G.C.B. 2Major-Getieral Sir James Kempf, K.O B. Major-G.:l , sta! Sir 1s :wart Starnes, K.C.B. Malor•Genend Lord Edward .',miss , , K.C.B. Colonel :•ir Tann Royal Horse Guards. Colonel I So n.fs 714 Regiment: Colou.-I aft'Arew t 4 atteard, K C.B 95th Regiment. the t tun. .11exander Ahercromby, Coldstream Guards. Colonel si r ‘;„...e g ,• Wood , itt.y.ll xtrtitlery. CUl4titi • w Coil. , Coup)) 11, Colitstte.no Guards. Ctilonel Mr J o ' n Colborne, K L.ll. s•Jd Regiment. • Cobsool Alesats•ler Woodard, Coldstream Guards. Colonel 'No Frederick Punsonby, tuck Light Dragoons. Colonel PcUriu B. Ittrve), I lib Light Dragoons. Colonel Ca, avatar! South, Royal Yangio.ei a. Lieu tint-t2o.oael Janus; IWilonnell, Coldstream Guards. Lteutenant-Colo: el sir Itot urt Hilt, Kin. Royal Horse Guard& I.lsultursit Lutone• Lord Yitaroy bumenet, K.C.B. Ist Guards. Lieute,a;,t-coluitei Robert Dick, 41ld Regiment. Li tit. wait-Colonel Ned I)ouglas, 79 h Regiments lailluxuaut-euloutl bud SwilluUN Ist Ciudad,. Paten, AUGUST V. 111 S. MY LOAD—I have the honour to enclose a list of Officers upon wnom his Imperial Majesty the Ern. per, t of ittissilt has collie: red ...ecoratiorts of different. classes ot • the Orders ait St. George, Anne, and Wladimir tea ectv. ly, in testimony of his Imperial Majesty's .tppr.•bscion of their services and conduct, particularly in car iatr battles fought in the Nether- lands, which I .bbg your Loidship to lay before his Royal ilighness.the I'rince Regent, and request his Royal Highness's peffillbilirsti for them to accept the same. I •have. &c. WELLINGroN. SICOND CLASS Sr. CllOlllOl4 Lieutenant• General the Nlattluess of Angie.ea. Lteutsnalit-Genera• Lord HUI. . Tulip CLASS ST. cisbaos. Li.u+enant-Grntral Nir H. C. MPJ. , r-Geilessa Cooke. Maj,r-Lestoral Kempt. secosici class ST. wtoormetz. Major-General sir tadelGur. Major-Genet& Uyog. Major-tieueral Sir D. Flick. Tuts') CLASS ST. "lA:ma& • Major-General Lord E. :tomerset. I.l;;tenauc-Colouel. Sir H. G. Berkeley, Aseletai l t,.Quarece. . Lieurehaut.t:olutsti lEoss 95th Regiment. i..eutevant LtAutial Sr ;curt!!, Aselstitat-Quarter-Mustatt- G. belt!. Lieutemmt-Colouel Dick, 4'l4lRegiment. Liew euent UlOllO liouglues, 7940 Regiment. Lieut.o..int-Lo.onel Nitun, Leib Kesitukut. I.ltU!c uatt k. °IMO SW late GuLole. I.l.u:enaut-L:oluuel tare, ><7 , h K rgiment. 1111111' CLAIII4'II'. ANSS. I-itinerant-General Clearles i;ount Alten. Atifir-iiturral Sir 1« Bunts Adjutaut•Ceserel. Major-General .ident. • WHITEHALL, SEPTEMBER 11.9. IiAATA in the Gazette of the 16th, lostant, under the bead of Officers i.ppuisiteil Cempantons of the Most Honourable Mi. Wary Order of the !lath. The name of Major William Rowan, of the 51d Foot, was inserted Dy in stake; and the name of Lieutenant-Colonel Wil liam Percival, on the ball-pay of the 67th Regiment, might to ht.ett included in the list of Officers upon whom the Under has been conterred for former services. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR uFFICE, sEPtlissxa SS. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Coards—William Ferry, Genta.t• be Cornet, by pinchase, vice Nisi:wit, promoted in the lath Light &agoutis. ltd rsegintent of Dragoons--I.leutenant William liturges, from tht. Ist Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mills, pru.siotvd. Oth Lit o—Lieutenant Thomas Adolph. to be Captain of a Troup by purchase, vice Murchison. whorcirrs. Sir Regiment of Light Dragoons—W. .1. Hoirth, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Loh, appointed to the 15th Light Dragoons. Sal itt 6 illitat or Foot.—Captahs *Henry Sismondi, from half. pay of the 31 bt Four, to be Caitein of a Company, vice Miller, wt .° exchanges; kusign. Henry Proctor, from the 41st Foot, to he Lo.utenatit, without purchase, vice Wayland. *bib Ditto—Captain Joseph Smith, from the 245th Foot, to be L'aprassi of a Company, vice Tripp, who exchanges. I•+h Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Itatcl.ffe, flum Malay of the Slat I urn, tube licutewn , vice Gunning's who exchanges. iSits Ditto— Lieutenant Edward Davidson, front the Nova • Scotia Irucibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Ross, who recharges . Lb' Ditto—Secniti Lieutenant W. I.eavock to be First Lieu,- mit, without purchase, vke 114‘Pberroo, prom ote d. Nth Ditto-I.leut.nant George hunholf, horn half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Erratt, whoexchanges. 116th bittot a l ap. aim F. U. Tripp, from cite Itith Foot, to be' Cap ait vra,yompauy, vice Smith, who exchanges.' payitcatto—liateut..ealit William Hem:ergots to be Captain of a vice Haggetstone, appointed to a Royal Vets re.s Battittton. erth ute.t.un Lord Sebomberg Kerr, from the 2d orri•nia 4a.ta.roa, to be Luutenaut, vice Mt.lsileton, who • t _.-t.at'ses; Atefs aut •Surgeort Rklisft rtdrut t be burgeon, Tice a..y, pi Jurkted 611'the UAL • • 41st OtteNillashei H. a. l'orrosbeed t. be Lleotesset, Sp sir : ~•, v.• c who Clitta-I.lentenut James Robertsorit to be Adjutant, vice Young, "vile testing t..e Adjutantcy only, •h Ditto.....Fnitgo !Milord Uregory to be Lieutenant, without Mitcham. eke Softy, prontottd. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant Abrahant Dent to be Adjutantvvice Campbell, wt.° resigns tip Alittaittcy only. 63d Dtto......William Rithard Meacock, Gent. to be Ensign, by vurehase, vice H.sughtost, promoted in the 13th Font. 6 ith Ditto—Ensign James Rolston to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ramsay. promstsd In the Royal West India Rangers. 65th Dit , o-.-kaisign WilAant Andrus to be Lieutenzlit„ without purchase; vice Stracey, peomoted in the 12th Foot ; William Newhouse. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Andros. 66th Di - to -Serjeant John Sievers to be Quarter• Master, vice Knit, promoted Davila £d Royal Veteran Battalion. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant George Mather* to be Captain do Com pa.ty. with.itt purchase, vice Walker, appointed to the :id Royai Veteran Eattaltim ; Ensign Joseph Averett to be Lieu tenant, wi• hour purchase, vice Mothers; Ensign and Adjutant Wil.tani El or to hive the rank of I.ittitettant ; lingh Brady, Gent. to Ise Ensign, without purchase, vice Everett. • Slit Ditto--'st ant ' Major John +all to be Adjutant, with the. ' rank of vice %Wier, who resigns the Atijutantcy only. each Dt.to—Asoistant-Suigton James F. Symes. Irons balfspay of the 944 Foot, to be Asststinit•Surgeou, vice Wright, who . resigns. 96th littto—.Elisign C. F. O'Brien to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Andvr.on, appointed to the id Royal Veteran Bat talion ; Ensign Robert Montgomery, from halt-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice O'Brien; Ale:ander MsAndreer, froni the sd West-India Regiment, to be Assistaut Surgeon, vice Leahy, who resigns. With Dino—Lieutenant John F. Downing to be Quartet-Master, vice deceased. • 1024 Ditto—Eus;gn Samuel North to be lieutenant,vice St. John, deceased; Mar Williams. Gent. to be Lneign, vice North. 3d West-India Regiinent—Hospital Assistant Thomas Bell to he Assistant-Surgeon,vlce M'Anibe w, appointed to the 96111 Foot. sth Dittoa—Cornehus Wil jams, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Smith, whose appointment has not ulieti place. Royal AISICAU Corps--Assistant-Surgeon to the. koices John Poole, to be burro°, vice Wilswy who retires upon half-pay. Royal West India Ranger—Serjeant-Major James .Kent to be Adjutant, With the rauk of Ensign, vice Clark, who resigns the Adjutantet only. York Chasseurs—Ensign James Mackay to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spurling, appointed to ther6Oth Foot ; Ensign George Laye, from half-pay of the 33d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mackay. Capp Regiment--John Faweett,Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Vice Sutherland, promoted. 3d Garrison Battalinu—Lieutenant H. MiddletonCfront the 35th Four, to be Lieutenant, vice Lind Scbuntberg Kerr, who ea changes. Yd itoyat Veteran .Battalion—Assistant -Surgeon Thomas Young, from half-pay of the sad Foot, to be AmbistaUt.mgrgercl. Neva Scotia Feueibles—Lleutenalit William Russ, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Uay*dsuo, who exchanges. uostitvor. warn. John Erly, M.D. Physician to the Forcespto be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals. _ The King's German I.egiona sth Battalion pf the Line—Lieuretiasi• Charles Pesten to be Cap tain or a Compaq, vice Weusr, appointed to the lit Foreign Vettran Battalion. Sat Furcign Veteran Battalion—Captain Augustus Baron Wens., from the Bth Battalion of the Line, to be Captain of a Cditipaiiy. • Metiron's Regiment--Joseph Cotten, Gent. so be laisigis, with out purchase, vice Versturm, appointed to the nil Light. bra. gown of the Kiug's German Leon.. ar LMOILANDUiIi. Ensign P. Ryan; of the lode Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. The aPpointesenui of the undermentioned Officers,asstated in the Gazettes of 24th June last, and 1 till ultimo, have not, taken plant. Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Peter Squair, from the late I2th Royal Veterau Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion--Busign Thritnas Macdonald, front the late dip Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. i.eadurn to the Gazettes of gild ult. and pith inst. tit Dragoman Guards—For Serjeant-Major l'hotuas Brown to lit Adjuatt with the rank of Cornet, r.:ad Setjeaut•Major Tiro. mas Barforve to be Adjutant, with the rank of Comet.. ildth Foot—Fur Lioatenairt N. R. Jarvis to be Cocain oh Coma parry, vice Hutcheon, who reeir.s, read Lieutenant S. R. Jarvis to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, Viet Hut cbtroo, who retires. Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Militia, visaed by the Lord Lleuterraut of the County of b attoid. Captain Thomas Wails= Gifford, front the ball-pay of the Itegintent ut Dragoon Guards, to be Major, vice Cavendish, promoted; hosign Jame% Underbid, w ue Lieutenant, vice Wilkinson, ptumoted; Bung') Pydocke Who:Arley to be ditto; TOomas Prelmore, uent, to be ditto, vice Yahoo, promoted ; ' busign Richard Geo. Robinson, from halt-pay ut the tied itegia • meet of Foot, to be ditto, vice Daniels, transferred to the Line. Conimiseions in the Derbyshire Old lvidora, sigired by the Vice- Lieutenant of the County of Derby. _ _ Major Charles 61u:win to be I.leutenaut-Cotonel; Captain John Leaauft to be Major; Cr cksbtat 1-hstbeote, keg. to be Captain; Richard Mayseuvr, Gent. to be tutigu and Assist sut-Oursettn. Coina'ssions in the Renfrew Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu ... tenant ot ills County M tienfree;/. Major Robert Swinton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice M•Dow ad, deceased; Captain James Walker, Major in the At niy, to ' be Major, vim: Swiutud, proniuteei; brevet Major Loom Walker, late Captain to the 4Yd Foot, to be Captain, vice Crawford, appointed to the hith Foot; Lugo lames ave to be Lieutenant. vice Mather, deceased. Commission in the Eastern Regiment of Estes Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cuuuty of F.4fieX. Captain Jeremiah Keritemaa to be Major, vice Dennis, do ' ceased. Conunissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. lit Regiment of Royal Surrey bliiitia—Thomas Sparkes, Gent. to be Lieutenati; Charles Collins, Gent. to be Ensign. • lit Reitman of Surrey Local Militia John Ramshaw, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Forster, promote& 4th Ditto—lienismid Eenner , Guns. to be Second Lieutenant. Commissions signal s by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Be'per Regiment of Local Militia—MajorWilliam Hunter Huns ter to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Crompton, resigned; Captain William Hairy Wayne to be Major.. To be Captaius—Lieutenant John Fletcher, jun. vice Wayne, • ' promoted; Lieutenant flamed Fauders vice Flack, resigned; Lieutenant William Harrison, vice Salvoes, resigned; , James Storer, Esq. vice Crompton, resigned; Joseph Douglas Struts, Esq. vice Campbell; resigned. 'To he I.itutenants—Ensigns John *Outram, Theron Wragg, Peter Bowo, Thomas Wilders, aud Wm. Henry Fletcher. To be Ensigns—Gervase Cres s y HaU, Edward Fletcher, William Scott smisb, Gents. To be Surgeon—Thomas Eaton, Gent. vice Evans, resigned. To be QuartersMasteF, with the rank of " • • BOWlitli, Gent. .Chatiwostis Blount, Gent. to be Lieutenant. BANK4tU PTCY ENLARGED. October 3, Conrad Hammer, formerly of Gottenboryr in Swedes, and of Seething-lane, Loudon, but now of Bri.tol., amber. merchant, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Forster, of Hamlet. parish of [Ands, Yorkshire, Sas spinner, dealer and chapman, to surrender Sept. 29, October 2, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at the haddie Inn, Leeds. Atturnies, Messrs. Edmunds and !eyes, Exchequer-Mice, Ursula's- Inn, London; or Mr. T. H. Granger, Leeds. Henry BaUendine Dennis, of Manchester, and George Wye, of Wigan, Lancashire, drapers, dealers and chapmeo, and eepart• nen, October 19,14, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at the Albion Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester. Aturrnies, Mr. John Thom. son, Manchester ; or Mr: Windie, Joha•street, Bedford•row. William Henry Tollervey, of Portsea s Hants, brewer. dealer and chapman, October 5,6, and Nov. 4,49 eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Portsmouth. Attornles, Mesas. Sumac and Fuller, Chichester; or Mews. Palmer and France, Medterd row, London. David Buckler, of Idatton-garden, watds•gilder, deader and chap. man, beprember Ye, October 25, and Nov. 11, at ten, at Guild. MIL Monkey, Mr. Addis, Patk-stroat, Westminster, *. • Wllliarti Spicer. of Atford, otherwise Aisfrottk, Wilts, malts ter. Alewife and chapman, October 6, et Me, Gather 7, sod Nov 4, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. Atzoristes. Messrs. Frowd acid Rose, Serle-street, Lincolu's lim b Langan ; or Messrs G. and F. Motile, Melkeham, Wilts. Frances Malted, of Urateehurch-strret, London, batter and fer-1 rter, Sept. ye, 29, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,' Mr. Kiss, Earl•street, Blackfroars. • Robert Newham the younger, of Stockton, Durham. cabinet maker, dealer and chapman , 1 i ,at two, October IZ, at eleven, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Siuckton.- Attonsies, Mr. %%roadie .? John street, Bedlord-row, London ; ur Mr. Raisbeck, Stockton. James Snelling. of Bristol, victualler, dealer aid chapman, Octo. bcr 13, 14, and Nov. 4, at two, at the Rummer Tavern, All- Saintslane, Bristol. Attoniies, Sir Samuel Wbitcombe and King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, London; or Mt. John Henry Franke's, :small stri e, Bristol. John Cornwall, late ofKinon-Fen, parish of Kinon, Lincoln shire, victualler, merchant, dealer and chapman, MAW), r 9, 10, and Nov. 4, a:.eleveti, at the Robin Howl and Little. Boston. Anoraks, Mr. Peter Tuafurd, Boston ;or hil;ssrs lAdington and Hall, Secondaries Off ee; Temple, Londo:i. Thomas Clough, of Beverley, Yorkshire, slither, October 6, at six, October 7, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at the Bay I lone, in Knaresborough. Attorney,. Mr. Richardson, Think ; or Messrs. Morton , and Williamson, 5, Gray's Inn-square. John Butt, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, draper, dealer and chapman, October le, 17, and Nov. 4, at ten, at tile Albion I heel, hi Manchester. Attoriiies, Menai. 'Failor and VIIWIII, Manches ter ; nr Messrs. Milne and Parry,Temple, London. John Wills, of Pulliam, MiJdlcsex, maltster and brewer, dealer and chapman, September 30. October 3, and Nov. 4, at eleven. at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Parnther aud Turner, Lon don-street, Penchurch-street, Londou. Thomas Fernley, of Lombard-street, London, merchant, Insu rance-broker, dealer and chapatti', Sept. 30, October to, and Nov. 4, ut ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasniore, Wat it ford. court, Thrownorton-street, London. William Spooner, of Lawrence-lane Cheapside, London, factor and warehouseman, Sept. zu,Octi:ber 7, and Nov,4, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attoiney Mr. Putt, 7, IJucklerebury. Che:.pside. Abraham Brooksbank and Alexander Moody, of Lomplane, Bermondsey, Surrey, tanners, S. ptember 26, October 7, at ten, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Kaye, treskfield, and Kaye, New Bank Buildings, Lou lou. William Miller, of Brown's Coffee nouse ' Mare court, Fleet sheet, Loadon merchant, Sept. So, October 3, and Nov. 4. at eleven, at Guil dhall. Anomie', Messrs. Winter, SwitLites lane' Lni obaad-street. Joseph Hill, of Spring-Garden, Middlesex, taylor, dealer and chapman, October 3, 17, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Griffith, Featherstone Buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS ti be made at GUILDHALL. October 10, Henry Newman, Skinner-street, currier, at ten. October 911, Benjamin Martin, Maidstone, victualler, at ten.. — Nov. 11, Edward Dadley, Shoe-lane, pee/taw . , at ten. October 94, Valentine Close, Handley, rear Newcastle potter, at ter,. — October 29, kdward ?tlartsn, Alcunbury, I iuntitigloiol.rc, fanner, m ten. October 24,'1 Lomas Baker, Rochester, draper, at ten. Dec. 9, tdveard Dodley, of Sloe-true, pewterer, at ten.- Octobce Sir parks Moline, ed. Witter-lane, merchant, at eleven. Nov. 4, Alexander Young, St. Swithin's.lane, merchant, at ten • ()ember 26, George Abell, of High Holborn woollen-draper, at twelve, October 211, Sinitic! Rowlandom, ' Edward Isaac, and Win. Brien, Cheapside, warehousemen, at twelve. Oct. 14, Win. Harrison, Dartmouth-Street, army accoutrement-maker, at 12. Nov. 4, William Birch and Charles Lucas Birch, Great Queer.- street, coach-makers, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. ' October 16, Roger Leigh and David Armstrong, of Liverp nol, merchants, et eleven, at the King's Arms, Liverpool. October 19, John Stacey, of Yortchester, Hants, victualler, at one, at the Red Lien Inn, rareham. October 98, Join and Getori,eTodd. Liverpool, witollen-drapers at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Liverpool. October 29, Win. Miller, Bath, grucm, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Octobei 57, Wm. Blen kin, Ktagston upon-Hull, irocer, at eleven, at the Deg and Duck *fawn, HMI, October 17, rank Roberts, Nantwich, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, LiVrpool. October 198 brloa Carrington, Beaumont, Essex, farmer, at ten, at the George ltni, Colcliebte r. October 90, James Mewis, Birmingham, grocer, ;c tievep, at the 14yal Ho:el, Birnittigham. CkRTIFICATES.—Ocrwita 14. __ _ John MelLui•h, Credit.o., baker. Cori+tipher `.undies, Darla. shirr. •square, writ:haw. Thomas Sisands, Pt avnience row, baker. Joseph ki.uudzon4 Hough, We .close Nsioarv, master-ntas inere— George S;tettolan, of Nunhti.l t, NV orceocrahirr, tan n er. Abel Whitenonle, .thrahant lotehouie, ar.d West ihoutwach, mut irunounagers. Matthew Csee,"lho.ney strjet, Shbotn.bury, taylor. ECI.:LLSI Ot °MOTIONS. The Rev. Robert Gordon At;drews, M A. Scholar of Cisme. Christi College, Oxnard, is elected Master of the !Tee Grammar School of Grantham, I.incoinshire. Rev. W. M. Johnson, tLe recory of St. Perfan-Uthnor, Cornwall. Two new Protessorshipa have been crated by the Crown it. ' Glasgow Uutvenity. Mr. Junin Burns as appoints-1 slrotraNcor sit Surgery; and Mr. James rowrra. ers.frslor of Alia* Atty. Wednesday, the Mu militant, the Astos.iate burgher :synod. wh , ch was head at kslinhurgss, drtertussiro that. . Bra*. • preacher, who had two cans, our from the Ass.sc.a r .:.nag. ego. dun of Eccietechan, ass , l :souther trutn that us Cua; 1 n -tr. Ls, G'ssgew, should be colleague anti successor to taw Key. Vs Luau Kidsturi, ! On the sante day, Mr. Andrew Scott, ',tea:her, who hal a call from the Associate Congregattimus Cattsbusnethatt, and ants ! ther flow that Of Lilliesleat, was tittcritillled to be tad.; mu pastor of the Associate Congregation ot• Cantbusnethatt bIRtH. Saturday it'unight, at Ewell Church, the Lady of the Rev. B. Sandford, of a son. MAkkit I, At St. George's, Bloorteshur), the Rev. Wm. lUanefield, to Isabella Frances, eldest daughter of F. Alark.:tt, hsq. of Nicol)Lan Court Lodge, Kent. Rev William Garnett, M.A. Rector of Tilstone, in Choehire, to Elizabeth Sophia, daughter of the late John &shunt, Esq. of Kelshall-hall, Shropshire. Weinesehty so'ntight Mr. James Rea, ,of B e irut, to Sarah, third daughter of the ate Rev. W mt."! yrrell, London. At Peterborough, on the 17th instant, greatly regretted, the Rev. Benjamin. Barnard, Prebendary of that Cathedral, and Rector of atakirk and Glinton, aged it. He was beloved and respected by all who knew him. baturday se'unight, at Lendunderry, Alderman Samuel Curry, of that city: Tuesday, In Dublin, alter a long and palufal illness, Mr. Peter O'Connor. of ilia: city, Pnnter. At Maesgwrda, Carmartliensbire. at an advanced age, the Rev. Mr. Davies, Minister of Lianstephan and Llangannog, in the same county. As the Rectorp.Eaft Barnet, in his 31ti year, the Rev. B. Un derwood, M.A. itpcuir of East and ChiPpiug Barnet, of St. Mary Abckurch, and Prebendary of Ely. The 28th July, on board the Albion, on his passage from Cal cutta to England, Stelae Lieutenant Thomas Richardson, of the Hon. Company's Bombay Marines. Fr.day se night, aged Sit, Mrs. King, relict of John King,Esq. late one of the Aldermen of Colchester. ' " For want of timely care Millions have died of medkable wounds!"—Aa tarraorto THE celebsated ANTI-IMrETIGINES, or, SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any dela. terious preparatien)which stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and ail disorders ori. ginating in an Impure state of the blood; being gradual, gentle, and salmon imperceptible, in their operation—the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous numeral Mer cury, sweetening the blood, and stintuhthig it to expel all noxious and impart juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enli vening and invigorating both body and miud.—Prioe Its. per bottle, or four la one family bottle for Ws. on which one small bottle is saved. TLe worth " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," are en graved on the stamp of each bottle,w ithout which none are gem ui n e. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Cu. 150, Oxfotd street; opposite New Boad•etrtet, Louden, and all Medicine s enders. _ rr Dr. Solomon experts, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed— " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, (Wend House, near Liverpool, Paid double postage _ • . . TO dARMINTIRS. dOOPERS,WIitET.EOB, PP.DSTE ),1 ) MAKERS, FIitEWOOD CU I'l aii rams. 1 BE 301.10 itY AOC! By GEOIIGE SNI Alt F, . • On °the Premices, oppo• , the the tares 1/.? ? ,0n, ti m Lambeth, on Faniar next, Sepoxtbei• eJ , at I tiV prce Arty, THE GOODS UM) EIL - ENTIONV 1406 Norway Deals and Battetts. ao,otto Feet of Thret-quarter :-.latlott Beal Upwar.ls of Two Thfwsand Fir Slabs. Four Land: sit Single Laths. . Six Thousand Sawa Oak Festhetedge Twen y :Arad+ of Mb Plank. A (2E.tutity of .'.,lt Sean.llog. Fifty Loafs of Pry Beer% Plank. Two 1 iuu lrrd i•evt /-1 such Elm Ilar.k. One •1 hoa.aad reet of Dry Inch-Elar. Two nomzmol Oak Sp A Q . ,ttlettity of Aqh Fells. Ten NI. `agar I faatead Staves. Fifty M. Sack CIA and Ifernng Barrel Ditto. en M. Heading, and nemerous other rflertt. May be viewed two days previous. to the sale. Catalogue+ to be 11,1 d on the premotet ; at the N.“ 1.1 • Anna, Ctoulen Town; and at theCoutatioe-lsouse of Mr.s:t.' Sonar:, Wt.struinster-bridge. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, For INDIGESTION, IIEAD•ACHES; Httikit I BURN fiIHESE Pills long since obtained a just in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. 1)1;% Apothecary; and trttyn Pair great success to many t s. bilious disorders, on numerou- Pati.oos .11 sii , eit.e•:,.% eulirly the I.),:ke of 11;' ,. .OFORD, Sir tiFO tut:: sir GREGORY PAOE I lißViat, the' ihawa..ttr I ) and SELF, the Viacountes. &c. V•..: • waded to coffer them , o tl.e Pobl.c, under toe aarol,,a.„ sanctbai of their names. They are found to be an Incompa. - a!le remedy far re.: the tone of the stomach, for corit:g indtger.tiseo, or ;rev crudities, and their consequent thsa,,reeable tructatuco.. Luce,. They remove habstotal and temporaty c0v.v., 11 head-a:its, and hetrt burn, whether artsing ;rout the acr of the reduitdrot bile, ion:nye:ate diet, or dr.tilsoug , fly vromuting a due s , eretion of the lute, y are ohs. :v, dertully to clear a sallow complexion ; and b,•! g J err .11.1 t gentle operative, they prevent those obstrucoull, which are so trot:blesorne in all countries, but tar in warm climates. On this acetuor, they are a vat i .1); ratum in the medicine chests of th.)3e who to ,o t e : West Indies, or make frequent voyag...s; are , gentle in their effects, that they may he atlap•-.1 a., I .1:. dicine upon every indisposition ari!,:;g trout a d the Stomach or Bowels. COPY OF A I.E 1'1•E FROM CAPTAIN Citi.. , ;‘) MIL DIXON, APO TLDDIXGTON, MIONLEastI, Y. St M.:v Six-1 ham tereived so much bentht f1:11 yrwr 1i X AN I'l I'iLI.S, that I lees a sa:e•fac i nt in d o g to you my tequoutty. to their tilcacy. I return d ;r after many yea's residsnee there, with iny cons - out impairc,i, by se veral attacks of a Liver eunipliict ; and the rey,satiun of ray health eotlrely to tlits , 4., ileration Sit flier. I have recomnimied it f• !:. , :ia- f who likewise aekoowleile its virtues.-503r very vont, t.ettEtSo 1., Captain slat infat;try. A Snhl by Mr. litter, Cin:Apside,Curoor of C 'lard, Lorston ; and nwy be had of m 44.44 Mr4hrin.• , England., Scot and, Irrhnd, %Val.., Last and West 1414544 rica, Sco. in bozes at 24 Pd. and ils ea: s IP.) Wilt'lettt :t Y 1.4 At, BE ( 1 leave to inform yon, that ever since ti: t 7 :t1), Ltd I)een ainleted with the t mes Venen a, Its c.bstioltely rc4ic,:leg eeeryOntirie ni eicine rreirri'At. meet emineu t of the faculty h.re, and undergoing sever ; ,nurses rf sativatien atel twice di , t:hargod from t !IF ; fir tittle re!!ef, would ear to be of the moat Inveterate:T.l the cpting of hit fr my et . , r!er liad . got to sack ! ;warty to put a r s erind to my 4.7.istence. In this star, I :nmmendedhy Mr. J. T!iorap:on, reeeived by them here,) to take your imakes ratert to do on the itith May ; in the cowrie of a s u e tal i g h, I ! receive benefit. In little more than a tilouth 1 beau your liberal advlte tind medicine, perierly ere Iron i . user complaints, haverttovertd my h-mer lad . =dam become jolly am! tat, in which Mate hainng eoI many nunnhs to the astonishment of who knew nu at a lOU In what terms to exptess i•ut eg the good of other suffering mortals, to e tke ilia me public as possible, as I shal on e.ery s . ..el•itas—iti so 4i. will greatly oblige, air, your er at etit 1 ol.etliei 4. vet y :,..1t :ant, .1.11:!(! _ _ swan's Close, High-street, Rdlnhurdn, Vrcpared Mid sold by tloe sole l'scrirter, vlrmber ot cl.e Royal College of burgeons In I.ooclon, e: is in. 9, New 13ndge-street. l'hey are also mold by tv.; anytnntment, at the l'ertuieu . 5, at. Alh;Lies-street, ; the No. orti-atrtet ; Mr. I,).ahtisough's, No.:, r'4L-StreCt4o. l4 , fit osite the Niniic.sitent s.id hy one'nu in cv ry nen In Enylata. &c. •ii 13(14.2 (.11y eAck, seated alt and pla.n Itectiouts, ether:lay vet sons otelther 4C/ 11/ tillsellltt girth Cast and M• 011.1 AUVI• No. 13. Botivinie•street I:lett-street, • , W HEN M en ~ f 411 A 1- „ top ,- • , • um: per,cwr , etioliveVUllr'S VI 41. I ov•I'll•rie.:-c ceitain nieti;o4 .it trra•Axig a !eve wrev..ii•ng tut result of their experience is tile hest prod Fitteen 'ears have we t'es - o cd our yrattice . to a•e treatinent of Three 1 •ordetv, mod aim camp:tie ,oce.••• Mg nor plan, give* us addi;ionataraitur to as n••• • • • hie the ravag,a of those compoints which are h.• I of all the itifirmi - ies to which the hums il tc.”!essail x; After au authorised bur:Auction into ye. Science, we determined on commencing Neel CI , • dividual, from the ignorance or to eilacete t:. dangerous precipitancy of a geu t o I:r.ie. itiontr. ' The three shard...re, to the care of vvt.i:h we% ter dirt kwttention, comprise every species of V,n.rnal of recent or long duration; 2dty , all kind. of I), hilted ciency, whether arising from the sects t habits of sctio. , :•• the redulgetici.s of mature agt., terminating in sometimes in consumption ; and lastly, that tleraver: system in women, which is called Ifltreaners se Many cases originiting in a similar error. Numet out ,bsktaws are the result of Ignorance or lire , treatnieut of a simile (lunortliser, and it not ' " ' pens that the seeds of life are poisoned, front Ifra . itat! of an unguarded montent. By a sup-riot ntetbri, 944 plaints are easily cm cd ; and even wlit re others haw I. trust that we may offer tut effectual restoration. Still cannot the most inveterate eases t,l compiicatrd in this disorder .final the calamitous situriour from an induleence in a solitary vier, or prevalent gait. fashionable life, aequire that state of debility. wines .s voidable effects or such pernicious habits. Where sufferer broods over his ntisery, but carefully entrees fortune, it may he some consolation for him to be • •t 1 while other practitioners fearfully' anticipate the es en r, removal of those delicieracies by the gradual prom, vated Nature that is the acquirement of our studii devotten at the shrine of Bacchus or Venus hive b.v.e; essence of manhood, much anxiety c il: he prevev.e.• counteraction of this _atiguid state, si.,l in theireaies V.) !; ficutty will occur; but where this el:Chien) , has bet:: 41, continue for years, a judicious perseverance is itai, , ; , c , revive the constitution, and reanimate it to heahh. The Diseases of the Urethra, a frequently tote's' or arising from the above complaint, have nett attention; by at: infallible and improved rim, we bled to remove obstinate Gleets and Strictstei, w:g cent or of long duration, without resorting to fa'' dangerous use of the caustic bunk. Many adduced of very itivettA-are cases, of str,Tal years me! having yielded to our method in a ! . evy days, atter I been attempted•by other practitioners withote sffst• Patients In the country to state their ;le, manta re: I!s by letter, enclosine a remittance, Will Lave the see and medicines forwarded to any part GI the United of a a _GABS sod Co. M em b ers the Koval College LONDON: Printed b y KiNT, Pie Lit Ph"; pubhaled there, and at the star Office, Tin vie 4 77 - 7 C. 3.1) • Arm s Us)! • irDi tr.tt N t Cui •Yr" ,• t L. Z to Icy e•lor Or Rai 3 f valq .d 9. ..c c al cr t. r 74a P • At.. 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