Star. — London, England, 1818-01-19 00:00:00

'i V• 7 - ' - 1.11Fr.....111P111.Tr Af i rlie7llllV 'V , a•Z • A. A• f 4. N_- • ;I ; ....... . - No. (>90:4 1 1 NW' • —.' . '' l 4 1 b ... ~„, ..., . ..,,....,,,,,.,•,. ic,. rill p c ., N ei: ~,,...i m A.,... .... _._ .---,--Omi '••....-' 'X FESTIVAL in honour of Is Royal Higloness the DUKE al ree and Accepted Koons of Eng ins Hall, Great Q,neon-stseet, the 47th blatant. rand Secretaries, at the Hall ; and RICHARD DIX, Mary to the Board of Stewards, fierjeant's-Inn, Flect-aweet. R'S LOTTERY. }HT soTicit the' attention of Public to the merit! of the New ieth of NUMMI. 'Me particular Akira the Public Patronage, are D CAPITAL PRIZES, Z RS OF X 50,000!!! STERLING .MONEY, PIPES OF PORT WINE. my particular, may be had at J. and tags (Aces, 4 5 HATHARKICT. 041 Orroetb-arersr . , Okin i e elided), dui "tett 11:' bids swarm' rely 100 I like lase 415,0 K) )00 Tore Mt n ... ' ..,..... 4:111,000 65. PITICAL MAGAZINE. - - riII be published. Imindeamely printed in Copper-place Paper, No. I. (to rice ft. 64.) [CAL MAGAZINE, contain ives and Characters of eminent and age and Nation. nth Number will ed Portraits, from the most esteemed IoU in his best style ; with the Lives y Mr. Harrison. A few Copies will per, with proof impressions, for Sob ;umber. fmgliarn Wilson, 88, Cornhili ; sold by saes, Paternoster-row ; Rodwell and ; James Harper, No. 46, Fleet-street; ugravings may be seen, and a detailed ad at all other Booksellers. QUADRILLE DANCING. LLEi• 41 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives A - Publie Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, and Country Dances, as danced by the select Faihionables of Paris sod Landon. Morning fled for Ladies only—Evening Sets, ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to untaught or incompkte ,Pupils, of any age, wishing-privacy and more expeditious or. refined acquirement than Public Lessons convey. Family rifile . is attended. Youth qualified for the Pro fession, or Iliac-Are. Ladies instructed to teach their Families, for aiding which he has on sale new-invented self-playing lawn. meets, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls without Musicians, or amuse themselves and friends with Music by Clock-work. FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMDA TTICEMAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most seeessefel Medicine ever discovered for effeetually remov leg, th e future recurrence of all show Disorders which = imperfect action of the Urinary Organs; as tonsil mad *one, Ladabego, raw* Nos4c and Loins, and Sup. prosion,cd Urine. It ecinthisses denily wish the seem= Said, dissolves and entirely carries away the gritty matter there formed, and prevents its future formation, by strengthening ge nerally the whole Urinary System: thus delivering the suffering patient from the excrnciiting tortures'of those diseases without violence or injury to the Constitution. . These Fills are composed of the most innocent ingredients, and require anther confinement nor restraint of diet during their use. No greater romensendation can be offered of them than the fact of their having possessed for many years past the highest reputation that has ever been acquired by any Medicine, and in particular the countenance and approbation of many of the Faculty. Sold in boxes at its. 9d. and I Is. by the proprietor's Appoint. melt) by BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, &c. No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Pattl's Mardi-yard, London, and No. 54, Sock ville.atreet, Dublin ; also by the Venders of Medicines in every, Town in the Kingdom. On Monday, the 2d of Fithruaryo6l9, will be pablishell, Most elegantly printed, and embellished with a handsome &- graving, from an Original Design, to be continued MAW?, price only 6d. or on superfine paper, with proof impressions of the Plates, price is. No. I. of A lILIWS POCKET MAGAZINE of CLASSICAL and POLITE LITERATURE. • Communications in Prose . and Verse, addressed to the Editor; post paid, at Mr. Arils's, No. 9, Old 'Change, London, will be thankfully attended to. SHARPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACT& This day was published, In a handsome Cabinet Size, enriched . with Vignette Title &c. engraved hy feath,&e- after original Designs by \Vesta, Pito. thard, ?cc. Part L price Is. 6a. to be published liVlikeltin end each Work completed In Twain Pasts, oi SHARPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS, -in Prow, Veers, *owl Epistles. The poem wampum Selesdqi.lieseble•Ot allowed peculiar claims to public approbation. Novel &- sign, and, as the Fclitnr would hope, not inferior to any in ex.:- onion ; its object is to amuse and.instruct, to inform and enbreu, diversified both in matter and sty le , therefore, with a view to gratify the varieti.s of sentinunt taste, some of the ?keit will be found not "unworthy to occupy the lime approprii., to serious readhig," while" others may assist to dissipate agree ably, and without frivolity, the mornents allowed to relaxation." • .Printed for J. Sharpe rand said by R. Abi‘lit rouitrY; Sherwood and Co. Paternosterew; and all Deo rs. March 5, Richard Steelty of Bristol, druggist, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 4, Robert Altisworls and Willi:Ms Davies, late of &Ark, near Bury, Lancashire, whitsters and copartners, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton.: • BANERUPTCt SUPERSEDED. Lot Lomas, of Charlton, Andover, Hants, horse-dealer. • BANKRUPTS. . _ John Ihdam, of Kettleshulme, 12tethire, ralitto-Printer, dr-let and eliapman, to surrender Feb. P, at sve, Feb. 10, at niae t and Feb. 28, at twelve‘ at the Angel Ins Macclesfield.— Attornies, Mr. Ellis, 43, Chancery-lane, blesldn; or Messrs. Milo* and Stone, blaccksbeld. Ocorge Proctor, of Birmingham, optician, deder and chip:nab, Feb. 2,3, and 23, at cor, at tile Hotei, Birmingham. Attornies, Mes:rs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearce and Hunt, Froderith's.place, Old Jewry, London ; or Messrs. Whatelay and Saa, Birtainghans.. Richard Scott, of tivcrpool, merchant, Feb. 2, 10, in 38, at one, at Geirg ave r osi . = lOl t-Ltv tornits, Mr. Joo.:ph er \Valliant Woods; of Ctawford.street, Marpla-lloone, per, dealer and ellainnan, January 24, 51, and Peb. vs, at iv, at Guildhall, Attornies, Mesas. Few, Ashmore. and Liaarar COvent-Garai Len. 4io of Forryhill, Durham, fanny, deskr and etn, Feb. 3,9, and 28, at eleven, at the Whe.,t Sheaf, m Durham. Attotnies, Mr. Charles Wilson, Creville- street, Ila! 0.1-Garden, London ' • or Mr. J. Hines, Durham. Robert 0:11d, of Waltham Saint Lawrence, Berks, funk:, dealer and cbapsnan, January 28, 27, shad Feb. 28, at eleven., at the Lower Ship lon, Reading. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Smith, Reading; or 3lr. J. Hamilton, Berwick-street, Soho, William, Walker and James Walker, late of Pall.Mall-emart, Mida sex, army agents and brokers, January 20,27, and Feb. !8, art:keen, as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chippendall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's lan Fields. Henry Van Wart, of Birmingham, merchant, dealer asd chap maa, Feb. 13, 14, and 28, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, mingham. Attoinlea, Messrs. Alexander and Hohne, New- Inn, London ; 'or Mr. Meredith, Birmingham. John Elliott, of Mid -street, City-Road, baker, corn-chandler, dealer and chapcnan, January 22, 31, and Feb. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Wilke, Finsbury-place. Joseph Dellow, of MOIL-yard, Lower Shadwell, basket-maker, and ofthe Amboy and Hope, New-street, Shadwell-Dock, victualler, January 24, 31, and Feb. 28, at twelve , at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford -street, Bedf o rd-square. Henry Hilliard, late of St. James's -street, Westminster, uns brelb-manufacturer, January 24, Feb. 3, and 28, at eleven, at Ouibiltall. Attorney ; Mr. Cook, Woodbridge House, Clerker,.. well, Londcn. James l'swsey and John Wlllington Haywood, of Blackman street, his.sington, Surrey, livery stable-keepers and horse.. dealers, January 27, 31, and Feb. 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorniei, Messrs. Williams and Co. Blackman-street. George Wills, 00 Monument-yard, London, wine and spirit uterekant, January 24, 31, and Feb. 2R, at twelve, F t Guiki- hall. Ationdes, Lleasra. NV 21'5411, BArlow, and Piadcut!, Austin Man. Thomas 'heat, late of Bishoptrite-street, London, liner-draper, hautr a y e;t Feb. 5, and 28 , at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. , Crown -court, Threadneedle -street, London, John Shuttle,. cu th Shuttlovorth, of Stratford-upon-Avon, Wnr widg.hire, wine-mercliant, January 27, Feb. and 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Scott and Son, St. Makired'e. court, Poultry. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Feb. 10. P. D. Van Dyck, A. G. Leuven i and W. Ade Grafter Wok, Circus, Mlnories, merchants, at eleven. Fcb. ie. W. Garter. Bradbury-boute, near Stevenage, dealer, at eleven.— Feb. 9.8, J. Bundoek.Eastcheap, corn,:.• tor, at ten. Feb. 7, J. Liivrer Coleman.a.reet, Bunhillerow, paper-stainer, ;a twelve. Feb. 7, 0. Simpson. l'pper Growenor-street, mariner, at twelve. Feb. 10, J. Hamper, Hiph-street, Southwark, hosier, at one. 'Feb. 28, M. Mordock, Wimbledon, farmer. at ten.— Feb. 7; J. and Bull, Red Lantreourt, Wattingsste t es. met . chants, at twelve. Jan. .27, J. White and J. G. Codustne. Fleet street, boolcveiler , , at eleven. Feb. 7, J. Grover, draper, at eleven. Feb. 7, S. C. Perry, Birmisigiam, dealer, at twelve. • • ~...„,..,,,i;.,-...,.,. .......... . _ . ~,,-........., , I . • , • ... • b •n • A' ...,•i• k l- I' . a ‘. ( .Xit . . AS4 fr " ode. .....0 -. g 1,...,4..1 a % .• • ........ . , • ~ ,1 • • ..... 4 1 / 4 „.„....... - I .- • - • •• • . •.._ . .• • . i 1 .. •• . A tit a . ..; %,.e•s . , -, .) . .. • ~,, .., .. • , ct,. . 41.10--- __ .m....11.00.,• • •=w0.m.••=•.1 . • MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1818. -- . • .i.. . Pun; Szvwsi -PXNCR. ' John Tullok.froselalf-pry fit die s: lll" reatin elli FP..e' . f TO Tflll PROPRIETORS OF BAST train A STOCIF4 •I , t s 4 A DIDTASTCY. l USN ami Gaintsseat. GENTLEMAN wishes to take upon hitoseli • se be ix lie/utmost, ace. willese Virgo, who ex- Situation aim ADJUTANT of Y EOM A 'MY CAs 188eiving the Annum& `'' HAVING ornpleted a residence of two Fears kis • kArm am Ads td a Ileuienanls.-fiesend lieutenant Geolie tm . i. T, who has lady left the l' . SAL this Cc:eery as required by Act of Parliament, and hava . bravos noonena lawny vets, at b o rn e an d & w o o len , . he/Am of the ad Ospisililigitimm.sheWiMent d ing. in my canvas, washed such assurance of support as leaves un d en iable recommessdation from several General Officers; tote etehatVcs. reeeivitss the dldheuese ; g ange d u tiftem me no deed* of owns, I again very respectfully awsounce my led aim ft , oaa (meows Commanding Regiments , a 6 to his b e i ng Swim! Newnan, from half of tise 5d le n Resna4at. Irwindale dead% motif to supp l y t h e h est v a cancy that maf _sie 4 2 . l ... teaddng every thing in the Field that is requisite for envy Monne, Wiliiiinchanys,rec the differerce. occur in vas Court of Tfirectors. _ to be instructed in, in the present system of tactics. " Ditto - Lteuteeallt has Ilen, Irani the 24 ion Regiment, - The eariode • I have acquired to your maritime Sere Wh' stied:els of both men and hones have been perfeted for ee he Fait Lltuseness, Illehoue penehme, vice Roberts, de vice, at the Head of par Marine in India, and subsequently in *vice bplim within the last fifteen years. • . ementla Lieut.nant caries Haq, Ousin the al Ceylon.Regi- i .00mmercial again, here, the ground of my preemies's, ess4 • t lEheet S. 11. Isievrorth Post-Oilice, Middlesex. amok to loi First Liestaang, vice ga s ft or li g ea d iarict .fi should Iby your brow he in the situation to which I as: re - 31110 1 ,10--Limittnent Alimitalieritilem Rini Me MI Ceyflo w ir Plots IVA by a melees ' ' of that experience to the ad. This oafw mo d ' w ith ss. 64. en ordinal Mee • air ratan. to be First Lieueraws, Age Hay, who exchanges vane : of your Imen e sts, endeavour to manifest my grata. Ant ditt, . 6d. embidlis with m Aliegorical Ft . start. tude for the honour conferred on, • 4CONSTANTINE and EUGENE; or an EVENI:4O Liev il mr - C e taa Lori otl4 Amer.* eftle Id Dellfbeett Ladies wed Gentlemen, • at Mtn ?WON : a Political Ellelogne. so be iimrs Aid- de. to hie loyal Highness the Prince bksllt, with the rank of COinnsi la the Army, vice BZ 70n • Your obliged and obedient Servant, . Hy JUN lUS SWAM& t No. ',l, Mansirm House -place, EINI 6 s dinbiatiSili W. T. MONEY. *web : Printed for the Author, and sold by Ridgway, Pk- 10th January, 1818. , ilium Is he 25th Nowliber, 1817. SOW For Paritutte JON Ohs, from half-pay of the late Yoe& Light id This day wine published, gels: Ss. bomb, ` Infamy Volemdm a to balraressie elf the Met Foot, eke EDUCATION. Moss who nedese, mad ?gram* john Glas, from halt- CIOSPORT ACADDMY. trader the direction of RVATlONSltatitioe to thoThred SELLA. ei the isisollat is ga id ip a iard t ivra ad ok 4 :7 4prodoosa gmei MlThille ihi C al try i j im o i l to meteers„ td be. P ar: t g r„4•Zjarfie)t igraNlri, hill be opened figa . llSe Miglleg end Sim, He. FisciowtenS e -. . 111 illMPlßlEllt a it t lL • is ' At Mk Ses - ein'ary, over which the Mew has presided newly I.Pon .. tn ; • • _ Arta payed -litiss r am •M a A. . thirty years, young Gentlemen are Boarded, and Educated in - ' Ikons the theßegbonst, so be First Ilea- every branch of useful and polite Literature, according to their This day was published, in I'4mo. price es. in boards, ' tenant, vice Rh" inperseditd. ' future prospects in life. PRACTICAL ESSAY on CHEMICAL RE- • Commissions signekby the Lord Lientenant of the Connty The Terms ate moderate, and the Plan of Education liberal A AGENTS or TEXTS, Ditistrand by a Series of ETrl- Palatine of Lawry . - and extensive, combining all the advantages of a Grammar School meets ; calculated to Mew the Uses to which Chemical su To be Deputy Lientetnets-.Wm. ifin , Esq. ; Robert Town.. with those of an Academy. may be applied, and the Art of applying them successfully. ley Parker,,Nsq. John lioinhy, Esq. Robert lholdneon Wet. ed A Prospectus may be had by applying to Mr. 'Murray, Albe- Hy FREDERICK ACCUM, • son Robinson, M.D. John Fowden Hind*, jun. F.aq. Rehm ,to marle-street; or at the Academy, Gosport. Operative Chemist, Lecturer on Practical Chemistry, on Mine- Shotieworth, Esq. William St. Clam, M.D. Richard Wfills, rainy, and on Chemistry applied to the Arts jun. Esq. Robert Sherbonnse,..Fsq. Joseph •Feilden, Esq. Ra- n- MUSIC. and Manufactures, atc. Ice. ikc. muel Horrocks, Esq. diaries Gibson, innior • Esq. Thomas ad •London : Printed fur J. Callow, 10, Crown.court, Princes - Brit:idyll, Esq. Charles Standish, Esq. Edward Stanley, Esq. rill A Flith Edition, with Additions • and Improvements by the meet , ga p . Thos. %Willson, F. 4 Robert lieeketh, Esq. Joseph Biriey, Fag. Author, Ist Battalion Royal ' "Militia-Peter Patten field, Esq. res ed THE PIANOFORTE MADE EASY to EVERY SYNTAX'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON. to be Colonet • MI 1 CAPACITY, and the Art of FMgering clearly explained, This day was published. led Battalion-Robert Eatwisle, Esq. to be Major. lb- in a Series of Instructions and Examples ;to which are a dd e d, In Royal Se°. peke XI. ss. in boards, New Edition, being the 3d Battalion-William Farrar, Gent. to be Surgeon. Fourth, embellished with Thirt y g ravin- g • ' c l3l ' ) urt'd. '" Commission in the Troop of Coquetdale Rangers Volunteet new Forty-five Lessons , composed or selectedfrorn Classical Authors, by and arranged in the principal Keys, with the Fingering marked, D R. SYNTAX'S LIFE OF N A POLE ON. — manr y Cavalr y , si g ned b y the Lord Lieutenant of the Calm/ Ind where necessary. By J. JOUSSE. Price Bs. A Hudibrastie Poem ;in Fifteen Cantos. of Northumberland. et; Published by Goulding , VALnaine, Potter, and Co. No. go, Printed for Thomas Tegg , No. 111, Cheapside; and sold by George Frederick Ord, Gent. to be Lieutenant, via Feweicha im Sohaequaro. all Boiskeellers. Of whom may b? had, price 255. in boards, resigned. Dr. Syntax' Adventures of Q,ui-hi in Hindoesen, with 29 BANKSUPTCY. ENLARGED. _ . _ ..-..-.....- . .....„„..,, Eneravines by Rowlands's; etc. Nog est vfvere red valere vita.--DlAansa. " Life is only Life, when blest with. Health." THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; übrestrained and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not anni hilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promoted when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the en vious and interested) .devote their studies to the treatment of those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of the passions at an unguarded moment. " The strength of a na tion consists in the health of the people; but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri. cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right over the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into manly energy. Intense study—immoderate analety—long residence in tropical climes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the s el- WOOS SYSTEM ; in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re animation, by remedies which have long aims ered the sanzu:ne hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness toss vassals, can now be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science haying divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so long rendered its exhibition =and& mad harassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady,' ! that a few date only are required for the removal of early 'Trap. toms; that the most inveterate We will yield to our remedies within a month, and that in a person who only suspects himself injured, the disraze may be prevented altogether front appi.-arh.g ; a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the gene rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, dec. especially strictures, obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the softer sex, have not escaped our attention; in which mildness combined frith efficacy has superseded the means usually adopted. In fir.e, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently sac cvssful. Educated in this our native city ; schooled in our professional attainment by its splendid medical characters ; and having beee , able, personally, to compare with admiration the British Surgical practice, with the continental, our pretensions to superiority (in a branch we have selected) are matured by experience, which is evinced by the daily applications we receive, even from distant countries. GOSS ar.d Co. H. li. C. 5UZ . 041134. 13, Bouvelie-street, Fleet-street, London. •. For the general accommcdation we do not limit oursehus to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at an reaseo• able hours.—Country Patients art requested to describe minutely their symptoms, &c. when medicine, with adsice,will be immsr diatrly fnrwarded to any part of the 'Linehan.— A Zsalt4sate is expectid to A.:Company the case. FROM SATURDAi r NIGHT'S GAZETTE (This Gazette notifies the appointment of Sir Richard Picker top tope Lieutenant-General of Marines, Wee Sir Richard Onskrar, deceased ; and Sir George Hope to be Major-General of ths also John Stockdale, Esq. to be Stardard-Bearer to his 314 , :ty's Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, vice Thomas Nichol!, Esq. re signed.. It also contains Addresses of Condolence to the Prince Ararat from the County . of Somerset; Borough of rowey, in Cornwall ; Ministers and Fliers of the Presbytery of Edinburgh; County of Antrim, and the Town of Carlow, in Ireland. And to Prince Leopold , from the Counties of N orthumberland and Devorshire; the Tows of Wentock, in Shropshire; the Beeengh of Pontefract, in Yorkshire ; and from the Provost and Magistrates of the Town of Paisley, in Scotland.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JANUARY 16, 1818. 9th Regiment of Light Drams—Assistast-SurgeonJohn Tobin, from the 50th Foot, tobe Assistant-Surgeon, vice John Mae-‘ Andrew, who retires opon the ball-pay of the 84th Regiment. 90th Ditto—Robert Brown nuked, Gm. to be Cornet, by rue chase, vice Widecto, pronsoted. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—William Henry Judd, Geo. 40 be Assistant-Surgeati, vice 'frindal, who rewires. 30th li.esimeitt of Foot—Major John Dalrymple, from the 80th Foot, to be Major, vice Bailey, who-tech:wages. Z:3.1 Ditto—Assistent%faurgeon Thomas Stobo, from jialt pay of the 7th Foot, to no Assistant-Surz.mn, vice Jaunt* ...sere s t who exchanges. 54th Ditto—Lieutenart Georges James Bower, from the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Henry Hamilton, who retires upon the half-pay of the &rub Regiment. 3feth Ditto--insign Thomas Hunter, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to Se Ensign, vice W. H. Wilson, who clamant, receiving the dizihrence. • 50th Ditto--.assistant4turzeon James M' Donnell, M.D. fmm the 94th Foot, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Tobin, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoon. 55th Ditto--AsAstant4argeon John Spryr, floes the half-pay of the Lite 941 GLuTison Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Andrew Mackay who exchanges. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant John Thomas Walford to be Adjutant, vice Moore, who resigns the Adjutantry only. 06th Ditto—Ensign. Francis Auguetu. GosiLl, from half-pay of the 4th Foot. to be Ensign, vice John Isaac Dixon, who ex charges, receivir.g the dfference. 67th Ditto—Ensign James Robinson, from the 84th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hugh Brady, who retires upon the halt-pay of the 84th Rev t: cost• 80th Ditto—Brevet Limiter:ant-Colonel William ft ,iI-y, from the 80th Foot, to be Major. vice Dahymple, who ex, lunges. 84th Ditto—Thomas Milan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Daunt, promoted. 117th .Dgto—Captale Henry fit:Clarenee, from the half-pay of the 73d Fcot, to be Captain, vice 11111L1 Kin , r. who exchaere. 4 98d Ditto—Surgeon A. Ande rson, from the Lill-pay of the 61st root, to be Sargeoc,vice Hicks, deceased. RA thttor—.Brevet Major John Martin to be Major, without PerCILISC, vice Myers, deceased ; Lieutenant John Armstrong to be Captain, vice Martin ; Roden James Taylor tobe Lieu tenant, vice Armstrong; Aird, Gent. to be Easigu, without purchase, vice Teylue, promoted. • 4th West India Regienene—Lieutemant Simon Purim, from half-pay of the 16th Foot, to heLieutexant s ; vice Samoa Fraser who exchanges. - - • • lit Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant George A. Trenched, from . tha lialf-pay of tittle' Ceylon nvitimatt, to be Lieutenant, vice Richanl Poiliwtoci, who exclacipa, reorients the difference; DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 18, J. Jaws, Chat:tr.", dealer, at eleven, at the VVgt!► stay Arms, thrve-tr7. Feb. tO, W. Fletcher, lirldekirk, Razz dre:;cr,at tcn, at the Globe, Cockerntouth. Fels. 10, G. Shot!, r, R•adiar, upholder, at eleven, at the Lc.wer Ship, liredieg,— Feti. to. W. Forbes and G. Lewis, Liv% rrAd, merchants, at one, at the George, DalL-areet, Liverpool. CERTIFICATE3—FuituaT 7. Bridgefield, tzneer. T. Null, Malmo. brewer. T. H. Boyd, Aldermanbury, clmthier. J. Crisp , Tower-stye. t, merchant. J. Hum, New -sweet, Bithopepte-ttrett, bricklayer. W. Beard, Pharilkyme.i, C.tvent:ith-square, smith. 8. T. baokieller. W. Hr . chin3on, St. John-mm*4 cheese lounger. G. Buckc.idge, P‘o,;lartrne timber-merchant. J. L a . tharo ,Rointey, brewer. 1). Pactinson, ' Carliele, 'Jrtwer. a pa .- ton, NeereamtleLupon-Tyne, porter.toer,b2.::. ' S. „ Oloscesor, kone-dcalik. IL Chadwick, it:n. Tt.chnioad, sr.zeN MEWS LIBRARY. ring long-esteemed Works, for the ear lhood, are printed for.BaLowrs, Cite cr-row ; N. Han. ea, Piccadilly; and the 'swim., from Aldermary Church-yard. ITCH FLIES; or, Dialogues adapted to Children from the Age of raishwelL ! vols. price 3s. boards. nded to introduce Children of three Knowledge of the French Language. ; or, Hints towards supplying Prattle cquaintance with the Animal Creation, by the wow Author. 12rno. price 3e. Dialogues parsing among the Cis same Author; la. 6d. actrwail. In 2 vols.—volume first in ords of greater length, Is. ed. eath. Isbigned to render the assuisinso of live Language easy and pleasant; by ound, 2s. ins for Stmday evenings ; containing Persons. In 2 vols. price, elegantly which contains a Lecture for every ear, is written upon so liberal a plan, nk of Life, without giving offence to iristian Reader. It is also considered als of any that has been written on the es of Rer..miorr, and the Esistence of a ies of Dialogues, adapted to the Capa by M. P. Price, half-bound, 2s. is Account of the Gaunt and Drums Led as a Second Part of the preceding bor. In 2 vols. half-bound, price 4s. Ames on Morality, Economy, and Lrovement and Entertainment of Young one Author. In 3 vols. price 6s. es to his Sox, written chiefly for the nen ;byM. P. Half-bound, 2.1. Mrs. Trimmer's Sacred History, for the sent of Little Children. Half-bound, 21. the Haman of the Bass, for the Use Persons; with Questions for Examine- Scripture Geography, illustrated with n Turner. Half-bound, Se 6d. roar of ENGLAND, by Question and An ?ortraits of the Sovereigns ; boards, 35.6 d. i Edition of the ENGLISZ REMIT, or gait ; Is. rid. it somewhat abridged, Edition of Roam !zits. Price, half-bound, 4w 6d. , _ • _ ALSO, her excellent Juvenile Publications, in rimmer, Mrs. liarbauld, and Dr. Alkin, rib, Miss Peacock, Mrs. Hc &c. of e had Gratis. BALM of GILEAD is univer d to be the most agreeable and powerful Is Disorders ever discovered. This cele rly efficacious in all inward wastings, loss lepression of spirits, trembling or shaLing bstinate coughs, shortness of breath and thins the blood, eases the most violent mach, and promotes gentle perspinrrion. ntry this Medicine is much admired, be. and smell, gently astringing the fibres of that proper tensity which a good dips = be better adapted to help and WU er a debauch with wine, &c. r interested individuals against Medicines there is a very important observation to Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless hs e, and efficacious in those complaints for I, and universally administered with in . not have attained the unexampled de. or, u it has rarely the great advantage of nothing but his conviction of its virtues, an induce perseverance, and yet reason ainly most requi Ate to enable even the Chemicals and Galenicah to root out gore the valetudinarian to health. td ; Bacon, 150, Oxford-stmt . : — Sutton I rd; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, Exchange; mice 114 each, or four in one Family tt one 1 ls. bottle is saved, with the words pool," engraved on the 3tamp. vas, when consulted by letter, the ustral ,ote to be baclosed, addressed, " Money cuar Liverpool. Paid scarce, int:res.in, and useful Faintly 'en an elegant Portrait of the Author, and e), entitled, A GUIDE to HEALTH; !s, in a Vari y of Complaints,—sy :un.aialuA a Treatise on Female Divrases, driac Complaints; also General Remarks which the Human Body is most frequently synytorna, mode of t 31111N1t, and re tlapti.d for Staual Dtl ihty, &c. &c. t , . I , 1 I i t . t 1 • "4 i . .. N 1 1 • 4 1 • 1 4 . ; 1 ' 1 s ' 11 1 0 • ••• ..• -11. ' / 1 1 }1 2 ' 1 1 ! I ' • I I 1 1 1 1 • • i 1. i' 4 t i F . I i, ( I. i i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 ' ,