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• • tr ,..,, c • - -•- O Ll Alit —s ) i t it'd • Nth. ( i i) (AP Apr ; • R 7, 188. Pones SIVIIN-' INTRACTS. Department, Treasury Chambers, November, 1618. to all Perso►ls desirous following Article+ for the use MILITARY SERVICHS. • SZCOND rorrion, pricy Xi. 351. 6d. Thret THE ROYALMILITARY CAL'ENtIAR; A- containing the Stumm in detail -of all the Or tae the. AIM down to Instrnanarr-Cenonsts Melanie. with the Datea_of their Commissions, dtc. &c. By Sir J. PUILIPPAIIT, KM. Sold by Mr. Egerton, Ink!tetra!! ; 'Longman and Co.; Dal& win and Co.; and all other Booksellers. •.• The Purchasers of the two kat Vols. May have Vol. 11L separately, pace 12s. dd. 117111IDA'T, Vern exertmen. rtY ORDER a che LORDS cf his NAJESTY -11 J, -TREASURY, tie Dsawint of the State tettenfellrilick was Postponed in Consequence of the lernented meson of Mr 'lii'!, *lll TTlPSDAY,Ahieenilitt S. • Vlneildiante hawks 1.4000 Tkliets,wllliiho folloWhift • • Capital Prizes, vie. 4 - Prizes of - 1430,000 s . Prises of .. 4,008 6 - 'Prizes of • 1,000 - Prizes of . SOO •ilase. IS . Prizes of LUIS Ind 900- 9,050 other Prizes of ASO, &c. Casuals and Mom. The First drawn Prize will receive Aso:000 in addition.— Tlehess sod Shares ors selling ot ell the Olires in 14 " a% OM bY Lb* 4100 In the Coopavr, icaulateox Gooatmoto asd•CsjTe/Ptet. • • FROM . SATURPRIr WIOH?S GAZR2'TL LORD Off + l llollBllArgli Orders for the Court- to claw the fat *fr fete Majesty, • dblessed memory, aa Oman, 1819. The Court to chaste the 11 farther ea esitlay the 14th estJaman. 1819 ao4 Oman, As lash at Dan ore, the - Cart to goalie - MIL AC &scrip' doll et MOM trials WS be' dr Ohiiite Toier Land. Fortes in Cantonments, . undermentioned Counties ; ( ales (in the several Counties of). lifaiesty's Land Farces in Can- Barradts. in the usiderinentioned 4til atm . • ' 7.• . : • . LORD IRERraiiiii.o4 .x2.04* his :Mt hit Rinal MT** 'ent end *at e poor it eisorintothwenhe he he ' law M . 'WO vittr i tagl i l i r mil t: paled at wher portals ihoold swept et *wt. dteellor upirodat et dic What Uhl the'llay of b bit Meheays fitalit. IST' This day was published. Dedicated, by permission, to the 1d Bishop of Chester, hand. sornely rioted in two woht,evo. price 50s. boards, TASSO'S JERUSALEM Di/MITERED: at "ureic -Pselst ; w4IW ICA* 01144 " 11 S iap, 14111 " 1141 - ° ‘ E tkasabsel by,ann Res. J. H. it A. 4 • Lee Lesion: Prinw4l4/R4 Ilnennan, 110 1 , Lotidgest.areet. • , including &afont Basset Warwick (Judea.; TS. Wilts Worcester North &IlastithWalei (in the several Counties of) Ise it Wigs. abig gli trti jer. t ) *T 44111a$ • • The Scheme contains Prizes of ,tBO.OOO. Chinads Nil -Nees of £5,000 Money * • . s Pfau of £l,OOO hdbtie? . Prizes of 4600 Maim la- des. dislint4systla Pain will bt sodded to This, ThOnewit • • Consols, in addition. aid Slice, ars widest RICP2ARDSOI%, GOOD- LUCK, and Co.', aloes. Baok-bdlidloga,.; and hong the Gate of the King's Mews, Chatiag-Crag. nuarARY nuriuttions. *Aft-option, ****Usimi 4 , lel* 4th 1100001.0 mans—Llevidnang Pr an sis ta V-Daly min Ailjatantof,Di Chtmry,yitus region the • ly. mit i ghlo—Cmdgn Joseph Fiddler.. lola the , m on ire ' Saol4:lVb. 1 lth "of Light Drie=lr t bo • net alter Clare*, by Vim AM; • ; kiengulent Abta #3l Jet LW_ 'Set 1 1 "" I*- g the • Llamas - set ok *id Light Therm% yhtbstit ;Mk Ditto—. Lieutenant Robert bigbet, from the 15th Light, Dragoons, to be Captain of a Thar. itypurciase.vien Synge ptomoted irrltsth Light Denotes . ; Gentleman Cadet Chain Wilma, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dudley, promoted in the 11th Light Drain:mite. 4t Kliincol of foot—Lieutenant frlobliel Dittos, from the 05th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William tichatd- son, who retires open tall:pay of the 05th Foot; Henn' Nobk Si*" from bsls;pay of the Regiment, tribt A GENERAL VIEW OP MEDICAL WINCE, !Olt TOE VOA R This day was poblighetl. ?Ten w 44. NN. LX. et 3IE LONDON MEDICAS. aupogrcat mown' Lir JOURNAL end REVIEW;for Docent*. Containing--A Getters' View of h!edkal Science for MG, by Dr. Vollos; Walker on the Topography of Huddersfield Veitch on the Vapour Bath; Robertson on Fever; Authenti cated C.aces ; Selections; Postwar MtDICAL &MCI and Litz- ILATOII2 ; IdEraC4ll. and taltilaJOlDlCa Catalogue of Books, Ste. Ac. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, cl 9, Pleet-street. , htsjetty's , Cavaley in Cantonments std am tus, la the nndameutionsiti Counties : Monmouth Ztstrord„ tiz —Oats, Hay, and Straw. to Ms Majesty's Ca and Oats in Cantonnients and Quartets, in County: York. TO THE PUBLIC. AS a numerous list of BISH's friends, who have made purchases in the present Lottery, have been inquiring the fate of their Numbers, at 4, Cornhiii, and 9, Mating-Cross, not knowing that the Drawing was postponed, they are novella 4ormed, that as the Drawing is appointed to begin on are to commence on and for the 25th day of - - NEW AND IMPROVED EDITIONS OF THE ELEGANT EXTRACTS. *Pon klnnri 4 , g AMSkt" _ Ensign, vice `lVilaam Potlind Meyrick, who es. 9th Ditto—Captain William Towers St. Clair, from of the Regiment, to be Cipdain of a- Cott vice . . sichak i, ward Broughton, who exchanges • Lieutenant Henry De r . molt, from half-pay of the Reggent, to be Lkutenant.vige George Green Watkins, who exchange". 11th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Philip Hunt, front half pa eased. of the 20th Pont, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, ike Cuilir, 2lst Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Spotiswood, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to to First Lieutenant, vice Angus !dankly, who exchanger. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Myddleton, from the Kth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Warren, who retires. 824 Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Mott to be Adjutant, vjce Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked for Army Supplies" will be received at this Office 1. the 24th day of December, but none will be o'clock on that day, and if sent by post, the be paid. This day were published, a New Edition, neatly printed in One very large Volume, Royal Bvo. Ws. in hoards, ELEGANT EXTRACTS in POETRY ; being similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose. London : Printed for J. Mawnsan, and the other Proprietors. TUESDAY, the 15thinstant, They may, of course, obtAin the desired Information on the leltb. Those who were aware of the postponement, and did in Witte quence delay their purchases, are now reminded to take the earliest opportunity of ipplyiug at either of the above Offices, as the first-drawn Prize, on the First Day, will obtaia alto& Figge of £30,000 more, and it may be £60,000! BISfl thinks it unnecessary to say more of the greet 'ac mes which has attended his Offices, than that It. the late Lane rks he sold (as usual) more Capitals than any other Office-keeper, and in same Lotteries, more than au Ma eater Otaiviiiplert com bined. mast be made separately for each Cauety (with the sowers] Counties of North and South Wales of whith must be included in one Tender) and have the Lotter which is annexed to the Of whore may be had, • 1. Elegant Extracts ; or, Useful and entertaining Postage, in Prow, selected for the Improvement of Young Perseus. New Edition, royal flvo. 20s. In board,. 2. Elegant F.pisties; being a copious collection of familiar and amusing Letters. A New Edition much improved by additional Letters of Gibbon, lixattle, Cowper, Sir W. Jones, Richardson, Young, Montagu, and many others, royal 11v0..1105. boards. _- up, by two persons of known property become bound with the party tendering in the CORDIAL RALII OF OILRAD. in the printed Particulars, for the due perfor the Contract; and eo Proposal will be noticed unless a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words - 4 should it so happen, that during the continuance troops should be supplied, the expense of the Bor.d, paid in the Brat instance by the Contrac refunded to bins. This day was published, handsomely printed, .. _ In tiro volumes octavo, embellished with Portraits, rice IL Is. of tha Contracts may be had upon application at QUADRILLE DANCING. A Bread and ideal may be seen at than Chant hours of twelve and two. J ON RETIRED OR lIALFRAY, Awp WOWS ON THE PENSION. 'Y beg leave to acquaint OFFICERS and S who may appoint the AGENT for the receipt or er elation, that lAO pay the moat + ail (barge wilt be model* an advance is mad.: on account of the current ; of a second person to refund such ad. _ in thereent of death or other unforeseen my receiving from Government, the money ALEXANDER JOHNSTON. London, Nov. 6, lin& CONSTITUTION BREWERY, BEIL-I.4NE Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Benjamin Yates and another on behalf of them. other the Proprietors and Shareholders of and Brewery calkol " TILE CONSTITUTION ID TABLE BEgn. BRBWERY," are Plaintiffs, Tin. Rawlins, Knight, and others, are Defendants, claiming to be entitled to any Share ,aid Brewery, or the proceeds thereof, end who tinted their Mints, are to come in and make Claims before Wm. Conrtenay, Esq. one of the said Court, at his Chernbershs Southampton. London, on or hire she 30th day of —Ault thereof they wilt be pimply* of the said Order. X HINDMAN, 01!acitor he the Company, 19, Shenari-street, Goklen-square, gives and Practice in genuine Cbcadrilles, Waltz, t, as danced by the select Frationables of Morning Sets for Ladies only7—Erening Privet! Lessens at all boors to incanspisto Pupils, of any ago, wishing privacy and or refined acquirement than Public Lessons Parties attended. youth inaillied for the Pro- Ire. Ladies instructed to teach their he lu on sale new-invented self-playing Instrw. to cultivate their own Denning, give Balls arouse themselves and friends with Music SEW FURNITURE OIL, prepared by THO- S'S SHILLITOE, Chemist and Druggist, Tottenham This valuable competition, with half the usual ce as beilliant a polish as Varnish. Hot dishes applied us the furniture leave no mark after , no unpleasant smell, and will not soil the whitest • bottles at 2s. Half-pint bottles Is. , by E. Edwards, No. 68, St. Paul's ISO, Oxforbetreet ; W. Sutton and Clutch-yard ; J. Stradling, Royal Exchange ; Cambridge [leach, Hackney ; R. Shillitoe, Market turd ; M. Wheeler, Chelmsford; J. Post, No. 15, Islington ; Squares, Kate's-lane, Upper Clapton ; ' of most Medicine Venders In town and comiarr 'ItitetIVING ern BEAUTIFYING TIM TEETH. VEGETABLE . TOOTH TOWDER has so the appendage ef !Very toilet of rank and fashion, inuitcessary to offer any further recommendation of it. alpoted of N'egetables, and without the assistance of any or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free froeo the ttiossagaiust the use of other Dentifrice& Its detersive stacient to annihilate those destructive and corro. -iwitich generally adhere to and in the in ..of the Teeth ; heidittg soreness in the former, and pro ' new enamel of p ear ly w hi tene sgh.where it h; been in z7rodedj on the latter. It likewise imparts a Stinnes' —ilia reduces to the gums ; te the breath the moot de ' "'that**, and if used constantly, as directed, will prey Teeth in a sound state even to old age. lis ILavt, 4t 9J. by H. BuTLEu. and SONS, Ch. "- Chi-onside, corner of Se. Paul's, London ; and 34, eerie; Dublin; and by the priacipAl Perfumers and sthro:.,hout the United Kingdom. N. /It Purcitatters 14.44 S. "f rte tnnt the name mai atidreet f " lttakr, 4, " 4. ` ro4tuieri in the stamp end Intact attached to each am' "'sq.., tie DesiintoNs y* it are twit sold wsder 11,rsth 114:sier. D ER 9914. ARMY CONTRA Commissariat Departme 26th Wove I , I IIOE is hereby given to dontract i ng t o supply the folk Anal , viz* 4 c k ...T 0 his Majesty's Lam& . and Barracks, in the nod . North and SoudsWales(b ga d BUTTON —To his Maim Quarters, and Beerack.s, win sad Wilds tke Cornwall, bathed ow( Ilungzr• fiein! Devon Kent (nickeling I bury Met) • • •,,t,inelucl• Leicester t ie Tom of Lincoln Monmouth ,• . Norfolk Northieitftmi ffe-To his lkfaillaT.••eilasiTT fn ten, la the linden amnion Monmouth OE, sir —Oats, Hay, and Ste .. f ic Barracks, and Oats in Cant ; seder-mentioned County : York. • the Deliveries are to commence sett, that Proposals in writ* ode for Army Supplies" will t lefor:Thrdafi the 24th day of I l'ternvelve o'clock on that di mut be paid. must be made separatett a n; on of the several Counties ride of which must be includ Portal must have the Letter s properly filled up, by two pe •• to become bound with the • toted in the printed Parties of the Contract; and so Prop ' ss a printed Tender, and the icti; and should it so happen, to reenact no troops should be at mu and Bond, paid in the ins. • Sc refunded to hint. - ;slue of tha Contracts may b Oumbers, between the hours • • tiepin of the Bread and Meal I linen the hours of twelve an ICERS ON RETIRED WIDOWS AN TUX EiREBY beg leave to acq now& who may appoint in hired or Hall i ta m iz eresi onelo anion to thee 'lien an advance Is made .`,,,nulertakinir of a second •• robe required in the event n minting my receiving from A LEX A ko, fmand, London, Nov. 6, 1 . . CONSTITUTION BREWED to an Order of the High Cm wherein Benjamin Yates and and all other the Proprietor min Brewery called " 1 RAND TABLE BEER BR slit Wm. Rawlins, Knight, and LL Persons claiming to be s the said Brewery, or the p pet absantiatal thole Claims, • respective Claims before W of the said Court, at his • Cannery-Luse, London, on ,11119, or in default thereof de benefit of the said Order. J. HINDMAN, Basin QUADRILLE Dd LLEN, 19, Sherrarit-street Public Lessons and Practice in i tinny Dances, as danced by ad London. Morning Sets Lidies and Gentlemen. Pries ce Incomplete Pupils, of an aipulitions or refined acquirer •,- Family Parties attended. • t Theatre. Ladies instruct rwhick he has ore sale new.ir naeling them to cultivate thei al skims, or amuse themset 4 elevork. SEW FURNITUUE OI SHILLITOE, Chemist Cron. This valuable compel . 1411 produce as brilliant a pal "▪ ' - rai hand applied to the fun I: has no unpleasant smell, a • pint bottles at 21. H appointment, by E. Ed. J. Sanger, ISO, Oak ``,ll , w Chureb-yard ; J. S "al. Cambridge [t e eth, !lad Hertford; M. Wheeler, Cite "west, Islington; Squires, X al be had of most Medicine Vet )- PRESERVING ago BEAM 1 HE VEGETABLE . TOOl of bati the appendage of e'er : 14 tina "Mary to oiler any fun °ragged of Vegetabl.., and vi or pernicious ingredient wk • "jectionsagaiust the use of inle :siunnarEcient t o annilaiLste tt pn ideswlikh generally adhere :•at of the Teeth ; healing at'ehne &ncer enamel of pearly white &?notietlj on the latter. It I itul reduces to the gums ; s "sttatte, and if used musts • T , eth in a sound state even Wits • , 1.; at Is. 9d. by H. Bl „`a. 4, Cheapish. curlier of uni t • ' Sc. Dublin;d and by the t-trn `"°..Ahout the Xi ti,,,,,, 14 antree flint the Name i • fo4rtased in the stamp a es Dania • '/i▪ " reis - 14ke Ilaah Pliader between the hours of eleven and five. - - in boards, the Third Edition, of , THE LIVES of Dr. JOHN DONNE, Sir HENRY WOTTON, Mr. RICHARD HOOKER, Mr. GEORGE HERBERT, and Pr. ROBERT SANDERSON'. To wig& is now in st added, Love and Tavta, by Isaac Wakon. With Notes, and the Life of the Author. Ily TIIOI4IAS ZOUCH, D.D. F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham. " These were honourable men in their sew-rations.' Etc' 'Printed for Payne and Foss, and S. Mastman, I I Wilson and Sons, Verk. Of whom may be bad, rel/434 . $ Memoir at Sir Philip Sidney, 4to. pcl4.-41. 6.. h. • ezds. -- " " TALVABLE CHRISTMAS AND NEW BY DR. TRUSLER. T HE PROGRESS of MAN through of LIFE, and of SOCIETY from its infancy, One Hundred and Eight Cnts, price 81. bound. A celebrated Author speaks of it thus—" Every one seeing this book must allow it to be the most instructive extant. It spits all ages, and amuses so much as scarce ever to be out of the bands of my Children."—G. Cumberland. Insvancrivc Pepe, 121, paraphrased in Verse of all Measures, for teaching Youth to read voetry, with Rules for that pur pose. With 50 Cuts, price 6d. bound. Here, as In Gay's Fables, is some beautiful Poetry, and an Elegiac Poem ern Conscience, not inferior to Gray's Elegy. The urns Proverbs, in Prose, but recently parapinased. 50 Cuts, 6s. bound. Sold at No. 73, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. 'FT is notorious that various disorders of the huniast frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and a gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for the preset ration of Malik and Laying a foundatint for a keg and liappy life, with a firm and strong constitution • the blessings of health are no sooner lost, than painful experi ence teaches thle ioeuL mashie value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too often in vain, for the means of its recovery. Dr. fiextneost recommends his CORDIAL BALM OF GI LEAD to those wimme constitutions have bun impsintd, and whose nerves are affected by too intense study. or long residence hot or unhealthy climates; in which cases it will brace the Wetted • strengthen and invigorate'" . dangerous cary, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it tp expel all noxi ous and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves,• enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. Price 11s. per bottle, or Your in one family bottle for :31. on which one entail bottle is saved. The words " Saml. Solomon Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of cads bottle, without which none are genuine. DreSolonion expects, when consulted byletter, the usual torn enema pound note to be indwell, addreseed, Money friar. Dr. Salows. Oilesd-house, near LiverpooL Paid doable postage." MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, have sedulously devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those disor ders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent , that inestimable blessing , matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first dis tinction, and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly so offer their assistance. In all cases of debility or deficiency, who. ther resulting from the too frequency of participating is the pie ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the Rower of youth,)ay producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence De the other, they offer a safe and permahent tare. To those who, from such complaints, are prevented enter ing into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, how ever diffiNelt or ineffectual she cure may be deemed by other Practitioner's, that by a renovating and infallible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. at certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal it.ftction, by a Mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Giects, which they are enabled to cute in a short period, without recourse to the painful and dangerous effects of the Caustic • refe rences of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, 1 after having laboured under strictures for many years. To 3lar, ted Females, whose ezpectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it May also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance is their remedies the general health is renovated, and the impedi ments annoyed. Messrs. Gots and Co. izeituively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselies to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession, certificates of which from various hos pital., and testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have to asovinee any inquirer. That a residence in the I warmer hemisphere of our eastern world as well as in other parts emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been con-' fur& to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone ; and farther, that having had opportunities in their professional eapzelty of forming an intimate acquaintance with the constitutional habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the best alturances of immediate relief; that tM success resulting from their endeavours Hen induced them to quit the practice of the general practitioner ; and they presume that their pretensions crinstitute a fair ground for the unptece eluded confidence with which they have by the Public been so liberally honoured. To be candied at their house daily, personally or by letter, by patients af tithe sex, with secrecy., delicacy, and attention. Patients in the country are requested to state theoarticulara of theft ease, age, wad manner of an inclosing a remittance for edvite aniitesedieines, and the remedies will be given or forwar ded to any part of she Kingdom. GOSS:end ro. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-strert, Fleet -street. Just published, the Lois of Lary, a familiar Cuirimentarr on the above Diseases. By GeN , . and Co. To be had at 1.0, eater nOiter-rove, did of all Booktellers, price a. ;cannons." telexed nerves, strenetlen and invigorate the eosetltutioss. 2 Eccles. H. 7. Sold by Leigh, Strand; flacon, 150, Oxford.etreet ; Sutton man; L on d ot ; mi t and Co. Bow Chttrehoyard ; Ruder, Cheapidde • "Ilitt, Exchange; and Ward, Holborn; prise Ile. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 535. by which one its. bottle b saved,Vrith the words ;0. second L u do. ea Sand. Sidemen. Uslerpiol," engraved on the Stamp. a Of whom las also be Itad,4e asoontalllo7ll4MPlEM- ow i 0 7, 1,,..1.6. BU HL or r m i ii r s • e Xells t et ry e_ ii YEA" Gum for the can of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and all disorders a originating in an impure state of the blood ; being gradual, gentle, t agh every Stage and almost imperceptible, in their operation—tie best substitute 7 s infancy, sbewn in than has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral %,,er- g Just published, price One Guinea, MITE SECOND EDITION of Mr. FELLOWES's J.. VISIT to the MONASTERY of LA TRAPPE, and Tour through La Vendde, is now READY for DELIVERY. The Plates, which have received the unqualified approbation of every Review that has noticed the Work, have been coloured with Increased attention. Printed for William Stoekdale, 181, Piccadilly. " All that we have hitherto heard, all that we -have imagined, of the austerities practised in this Convent, falls infinitely short of what we now find to be the case. The gloomy and almost inaccessible situation chosen by this strange fraternity for their Convent—their rigid separation from human intercourse—the in frangible taciturnity Imposed upon themselves, and the terrible severity of their penances, are certainly circumstances more re sembling the visionary indulgence of fantasy and fiction, than ac tual realities to be met with among living men, and in the pre sent day. With regard to La Vendee, Mr. rellowes has given such historical illustrations of its wars ' and the character of its inhabitants, and has also enriched his book with such beautiful views of many of the places mentioned by plde. de la 'Roche ila. quelin, as will render that Lady's Memoirs still num: valuable. We did purpose giving a few eztracts, hut the whole narrative Is so well connected, and every page awakens such deep interest, that our mailers, when they have perused the Work, will be most obliged by our simple reciemmendation." EDINBURGH MONTHLY urvirw. On the Ist of - January, 1819, will be published, by WAuc:l and Isms, Hunter'awpastre. Edinburgh; and 0. and W. B. Wartustra, 13, Avis•Mario.l.ine, London, handsomely prin.. tad in bvo. with a new type, price 2s. 6d. No. I. of NEW LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled THE EDINBURGH MONTHLY REVIEW. -—--- - - - - rbis Monthly Journal is intended to be a Review In the stricter sense of the word, avoiding all disquisition not ewers ' Rally cenneeted with the critical examination of the wart no ' ticed, and at the same time giving 311/211 statements of their eon tents at ahall convey a clear and derided judgment of their merit.. In this manner it is hoped that a satitfactot7 view will he , given of themisting State of Literature, Sainte, and the Pine Arts. It is not intended to make. Rallies a molar tooe of cinema don, but as its importance will «nationally demand -attendee, it will be treated, when it does occur, in a spirit of Loyalty and Patriotism, with a jealous and steady; repaid to the just audio- 1 rity of the Magistrate end the civil tights oltho eotail. I dead as reciprom/ and inseparable. With respect to Religion, it ie neceloary to state, that win* free a firm attachment to its truths, natural and revealed, no thing hostile to its interests shall be a llotted to vitiate the p = 'of this Work, there is no intention of giving it a pectihrt nency, and tbentfere that Reviews of' Poblicationt that treat of it will proceed on the consideration of their literary merits. Tie Proprietors of this Journal vatimit their claiwa to the public attention on the ground of the strictly critical nature of their pia*, on the prosecution of which they are anxious to attain the be mutable distinction of rendetingtheir publiiidert an imiolabk • tribunal of literary equity. • Holdsworth, who radon die Adjutant - y - only. 86th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Kerr, from the Royal blilitary.College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Foa promo. ted in the Royal West India Rangers. 98d Ditto—To be &wipe—Henry Ileymosr &Marty Gent. by purchase, vice Macpherson, promoted ; Cornet John Schneider, from Sith Dragoons, vice Flckford, who excitat,. lot West India Regiment—Captain Charles Lewis Amelia', fronr the eth West ladia Regiment, to be Captain of a C‘m pany, vice James 13. Thornh:ll, who retires upon half-pay cf the sils Wear India Regiment. Rd Dittexptain Alexander Grant, front the Royal /demo Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice George hvetw, who retires upon Isalf•psy of the Royal African Corps. - INICIVILAND4. irk*at aof Burgeon John Easton, 13th Light Drape", *NM Uwe the %men M. D 4 liana to it. Mt lwebpoin tment of Lieutenant Forting to the 35d Foot, wi best e Deeetiber, 1414, but he is not to receive iny backinty. Captain Frederick Trumback, of the 60th Foot, has been sett.. tented by a General Court Martial to lose five steps In the Re giment, and his commission is accordingly to bear date from the 6th August, 1813. The Christian names of Ensign Connor, of the 71st Foot, are Nepal Alexander. Thr commission of Lieutenant Dowdall, of the nth Foo:, has been antedated to Id March, 1617, hilt he is not to receln ;ay baellaT• BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Makin Hopkins, St. John in Bedwardine, near Worct:ter, cad seed-merc.liam. BANKRUPTS. John Savage, Handssvortli, near Birmingham, rope-maker, to sure.mder Dec. IY, 19, and Jan. 16, a eleven, at (link:hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. I:Jr.urley, Adam's-place, Highotreet, Southwark. Samuel Shackleton, Leeds, shopkeeper, Dec. 22, 23, and .Isn. 16, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Leeds. Attornies, hir. ' Lake, Dowlate.hill, London ;or Mr. Granger ' Leeds. William Hopkins, jun. Castle Bromteich, near Birmingham, victualler, Dec. 8, Ip, ;nu Jan. 16, at ten, at G ui ldh a ll, London. Attorney, Mr. Fallow., Lawley..treet, Birmingham, Thomas Harvey, Great Yarmouth, innkeeper, Dec. 24, 2G, and Jan. 16, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Atomics, Messrs. Simpson and Rackham, Norwich; or Mr. Taylor, reatherstone.buildinp, Holborn. Robert Tozer, Plymouth-dock, stone-merchant, Dec, 12, 19, and Jan. 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bromley, Verulam buildings, Gray's Inn. Thomas Blinks, Southampton-etreet„ Bloomsbury, straw-hat : manufacturer, Dec. 12, 19, and Jan. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Pitches and Sampson, St. Sivithhis-bile. Thomas Dicken, Litchfield and Lemma, Mill, Staffordshire, cotton and worsted .planer, Dec. VI, 18, and Jan. 16, at eleven, at the White Bear, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, London; or Mr. Hewitt, Manchester. Lewis Lees, late of Newton Moor, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, Dec. 18, 19, and Jan. 16, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton, Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. Methlowcroft, Gray's Inn Lon don; or Messrs. Boardman and Merry, Bridge-street, Bolton. John Wabey, Wellwyn, Herta, mealman, Dec. it, 19, and Jan. 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Archer, DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Dec. 26, J. Robertson and J. Stein, Lawrence Pcnintney hil4.rnerchauts, at twelve.. Jan. 2, J. Tyrrell, Maid gone, iron monger, at twelve. Dee. 26, T. Clark and C. Gray, Keswick, Cumberland, nurserymen, at twelve. Jan. 12, J. Joseph, Rat cliff Highway, slop-seller, at ten. Jan. 2, W. Ama in , 8 0 . rough-hills Mill, Great Tatham, Essex, miller, at one. Ds.c. 26, H. R. Plaw, Riches -court, Lime-street, merchant, at one. Dec. 26, J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. Haddoil, Cat_ eaten-street, bankers, at twelve. Dec. 6, J. Swaim'', Ma nor-row, East-Smltilleld, merchant, at -twelve. Dec. 19, B. Fletcher, Deptford, lines-draper, at on!. Jan. 2, I. Fisher, Throgmorton.atreet, merchant at *levies. Jas. 2, J. George, North Audley-strect, coach-Maker, at twelve. Dec. 2 6, T . Winans, Great Queemareet, Lincoln's Inn-Selds, ironmonger, at twelve. Dec. 29, W. Woolsey, Gnat ifary-la-Bonne-ttreet, haberdasher, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dec. /30, J. Marshall, Clacklwaton, Yorkshire, clothier, at rleven, at the Mack Bull, GomersaJ, Yorkshire. Dec. 10, Bickford, Landulph Cornwall, miller, at t wo , at the Office d ?Curs. Steele and NYhite, Wellington, Somersetshire. Dec. Sp, J. Kell, Broughton, Lincolnshire, ranterchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck, Kingston-Upon-DWI Jan. 3, J. Paul, Chester, coachmaker, at eleven, at the Offiee of • r. Enchant, Chester. Dec. 31, T. GOlleilt, Wettne, Durham, sip ptrriar, at eleven, at the Golden Linn, Sc.ush-Shields. J.m. 8, . Randall, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Sessions-house, Leeds. CERTI FICATES--Dnezzera t. - - ------ W. Dlekeason, (b/entry, siik.mam W. Iteeke, jun. Wins. borne-Minster, Dorsetshire, tanner. W. Ryles, Ciresseestea, ea. bioet-maker. R. P. Corrals, Liverpool, cooper. R. :taws, let goinety, Shropshire, miller. , .1 . • t . . . p ‘ . /. 1 0 , . ; it 1 i il r . . 1 It 1 : . . 1 . I i . 1 ' t ., t i '1 i 1 I 4j ! 1 ! f . 1 . r i . Iji . 1 , i 1 l iii ite 4 1 0 •'‘ if .1 v , - ; • • 4 1 1 k Ii :4 f . , .