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• Pi.t. tient- • 7 4- '-ksire::\ • ~...N *.\ • -- -: - . .1,.-. • .7 4 , 7, • : -- ^ ff. . i • i er t • '.. 7. 1 4% . b ... - • i,.f.;..' '' 4 , , - •• ' is.- _...../ , 5 _. I -0 itar..- • 11 - we-. ; ~, 40y7-.- ' - --____ .., ~.... 'L~/ WEDNESDAY, JULY 15►, 1818. . 190. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. Silt WILLIAM CURTIS. THE ADDRESS will lie for SIGNATURES at 6e CITY OF LONDON TAVERN till SATURDAY OM= OF °VW:INCA Jrk 7, 1816. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his M. TO BE DISI,OSED OP, • A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ANIMAL OF TUE ZEBRA SPECIES, the site of a small Poaq, ciliated to drat* a Lady's Garlen Chair ' or carry I boy, and Ile attentiou of the curious. To be seen at Witkenvm's rkire eth j Sables, Adam's Mewl, North Audity.street, where Particulars are brit.—Price Forty Guineas. RETURN OF MILITARY FL-NV(OII,S. JESTY'S ORDN.I.7XE do hereby give Notice, • (Csetinsted front the arse e yesteediy.l Temporary Pensiont arc distlaguithed:hus a Botore the Sums. fieth Ditto—Captain John Ped!tr, for lOU of au inn at calo•- :: manta, 1819, KAI. from 91d July, Ditto—Brevet Lieuttnant-Colmt e l L N. Hewitt, for a wooed at biome V.doo, 1907, 707, fibs* 65th Ditto---Mutenant Alexander haus. for loss of an eye in foe .land, 1961, SU keel its& D.:c: 1411. 89th Ditto-Major 'William Hart Lageie, for wounds in Ca labria, 1808; POOL frorroWth Dec. 1811. Ditto—Li:lot:l44 W.likrn:Aihur Courtenay,for wounds in the • Pyrenees Ipts. ea. from 28th July, ars. nitto--I.l••utrr•ant Purefoy Pa'., for wounds in the ry1800&;. 1816, a - 01. from 96th Ely, 1414. Ditto•—•Captaln James trine, bus wounds at Albuera, 1811, 100 i. from 17th VIA 1814 Ditty,-Lientenant Francis IL tfart. for wounds at Albuera 181; , and in the PyrenPes, Jars, seta irons 17th Nifty, 191 Dlito--.-Lieutenant Robert Rhodes, for a wound in the Pyrt: Mes e 1813, .501. from litOthlatys, 1814. nla Ditto—Ensign Joseph Vaharre(oo longer in the service), tot Ines of a leg In Edypt, 1801, 801, from itsth Dec. tell. litto—Alfejor John Wiletham, for loss of a leg ..t Monte Vid,o, 1807, 9001. from 45:h Morriss Southwell, tire lots of a leg at Alexan - it: V.Sib 13.• e. 18:1. Thompson (no longer in the service), 1, 1:99, lion). from :L;th thc. 181:. C ON VEY A NC I N G. S OL ICITORS are respectfully in formed, that the sol: ucuai COVENANTS in CO'NVP.YANCING (each roc , so t pint separately with 3crlpt Type, on draft paper, leg:lent blinks left for parties names, premises, Ike.), may retchasA at Mr. (01.1Ys, No. 103, Shne-'.ane, Fleet-street, I,s4oo,where a the of the same can be had gratis. The price If s Szt of the Cotenants (53 in number', is cos. being leas than s barony, raper include& for each law folio. DEBRETTS PEERAGE OF THE UNITED KING- W & AND DARONETAGE OF ENGLAND. THE Public are respectfully informed, that New of these Works are preparing, and any cnrrec toes atlatis.d to the Editor, at Messrs. Rivington's, S. Paul's civottl A F or m, Whitehall ; Harding, St. James's-street ; s mite : an, New Bead-street, will be thankfully received and wear attended to. That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pali-mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 224 instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COP PERSMITH's ARTICLES, for service of this Department, fur a period of Three Years, dett•rminable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either party. A NEW ERA, TWO Prizes of ES0,000!!! With Only Fight Thousand Tickets GCARROLL, the Contractor, submits to the . Public, withsratefid confidence, a Slbeme founded on the receounendadons of Adventurers, who being unanio Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in thz Tower, and farther par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in P_ll-mall aforesaid, any day between the hmrs of Ten and Four o'clack, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Coppersmith's Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 221 ; t Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party malting it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. Ri Order (t se Bored, R. X. CREW, Secretary. -for rises of Thirty Thousand Posiodo, - ho is proud to t although the Lottery is limited by Oeverement to 8,000 Tickets, yet the Scheme can boast of 2 Prizes of £30,001), besides the usual number of other Capitals and smaller Prizes ; and as it must be evident that chance increases in proportion as the number or Tickets'is lessened, this Lottery presents to Ad venturers probabilitin of obtahaing /.10,000, which no Lottery slyer presented before, in this or any other country. And,, in addition to ail the Prizes paid by Government, as a tribute of gratitude for public favours conferred on 0. CAR ROLL, helm made arrangements that Purchasers shall have the option of receiving GOLD This day was published, Frire Is. or 10s. 6d. a dozen, for distribution, ASERMON ON THE LORD'S PRAYER.- By the Rev. WILLIAM HALES, D.D. Wetor of Killesandra, Bcc. Sid by F. C. and J. Ilivingon, Na. 62, St. Paul's Church- FJ; sad J. Ilatchird, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may kw:, Dr. ILles's other Works. • • For the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, Amounting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs heads of Claret, for each of the Prizes of I,ouo Sovereigns, and in proportion for Shares. The Wine to be chowit by the Holders thentselvss. for wounds iu Begins nth AUGUST. This day leas published, price 2s. THE Immoral Effects of the POOR.LAWS con. edered, in a SERMON preached at the Parish Church of kept.% Olfor....hire, on Monday in Wbit.sun Week, 1838, et Anna] Meeting o; the Friendly Societies of that plate. gripe Rev. GEORGE RICIIAitDS, M.A. and F.A.S. Vicar of Bamperm, and hector of Lillingstoae Oxfordshire. R Ord fo: P. C. and J. Rivin;ton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- This day was published, in Bvo. price 53. boards, UTTERS FROM ILLINOIS..—By MORRIS 13f RKBECK. Vox clariantis c deserter Tented for Taylor and liessey, 93, Fle.et-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lftes on a Journey in America front Virgiaia to Illinois, sfi r Nap, Gs. The Map may be bad separately, price Is. Yam on a Tour through France, Bvo. ea. ed. • This day was published. Prim iss. 64. FIVE WARNING VOICE a SACRED POEM, in Teo Canton: addressed to Infidel, Writers of Poetry. GS du* Ilutuand Rev. FIiWARD JOHN TURNOUR,.A.M. Formerly of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. ?fixed for Lonzmar, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Pennons oa the Union of Treth, Reason, and Revelation, in tie inc Doer ine o:" the F.rtablished Church. Price 12s. boards. Ttu Pre-...tut Chtir:h alone faithful in reading the word of Go, Feted by a contrast with the Church of Rome, a Sermon. nit: U. RINCE, ORIGINAL PROPRIETOR of the lUi Soi.l OIL, respectfully acquaints the Royal Family, Gentry, and the Public in general, that he has re. mond t.) 69, Ouriottc-street, Portland-place. l'fiauft Tunsia Oil is the wholetomest and best Oil for the tigt, uuke% vrs dads and long, preweets its galling a or now; grey, log II k bas begin to turn grey, is such a nourishes to the hair, ;tut by use it mill restore it to its natural colour ; a!so prevents hair from becoming shaded, which is a great dis- Itglrenen to L4as, dean the scurf, and keeps the head awl IMr dem. <knit= Irk) ars bald, and the least sign of roots of hair rcrainiq, by using it regularly for a shor, thaw, will have it re fund wearing powder ought to use it instead of warn. Even the %radical Gentlemen at the Medical Hall, Won, have published in tho Gazette of Health, that Prince's Luis (Lis superior to any Oil for the Hair, and will do in am of bal(i..ns. and wea hair whz.t can be done by art. Ladies srl bed Pealcc's Russia 011 preferable to any other Oil for inning dui: mai cc false hair, as it gives it a natural and tea it. Meru " Prince" on the wrapper: and seals of each bottle; *hail: it is Not geeti!nc, acd canoe answer the purpose. Ls aid (leaden:inn rill be particular, as there arc Hair. etten ia Town and Cetntry who sell counterfeits, and say it Sae %mice. Sal blest sole Prorrietor, Prince, No. 68, Charlotte-etreet, felm'llee. 3311 also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma- Nee Dand.vreet ; Idendrie Perfumer to her Majesty, bsraterreet ; Bayl..y and Blew; Perfumers to the Duke and bevy n .` York, Cockseur-ettett s and by the most priacipal K 447,15 and edicine Venders. PitiCtif tat original Proprietor of the Russia Oil in the uni ",nt AkhGtek some of the inzredients are the produce of Russia; k'a the env aromatic ingredients are the produce of Great Emig; torn if they want the genuine Russia Oil in Paters bsrli,dceapitalof Russia, or in any other country in the world, Ile wet wad to Prir.ce, London, for it; therefore, if any Per ko, M.nlicine Vender, Hair dresser, or any one else in Great teat, er any other country, sell an Oil c,dled Russia Oil, that ate PaiNC VI, they are impostors s as they soil Counterfeits is :1.:•:r mune,. ev , aos•—es :rneosters have counterfeited the Russia Oil, kr, bai l on respo4hle Vender will sell the ccunterLite,they lice it to Ilan-dm-niers, and allow them a great discount; Gentlemen will be particular to ask for Prince's the% are several Ilair-dressers in town and coun u7:eho I , a comifeits, and say it is genuine. 6 : . ,_ 11 . - -No runt wales or Gold Labels, as unprincipled per d, on.! put them et] Counterfeit Russia OIL D ________ : _ ILBOERHA AVE' sR ED PILL, famous tkron ghz I} 'lr }rope for fie Cure of every Stage and Symptom of lama,' C:clior.,. it is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall i * *l , to this I:or:41 ('. , euse, owing to the ur.skl!kinesa of fill 'lA who, by an improper treatment of :his direful can- 'LT, N.: Dafrlottly muse those foul Ulcerations and irk.tehes li: 'l,4 4 " a. ta ..: , vat on the heed, face, and body, with dimness - 7 q.kit: noise in the min, deafness, strictures, ohstinat. , I:et s, ' kas so the chic bones , ulcers:ed s)ro throat, &easel nose, %send pains in the her. ' d and limbs (fv.tinemly mistaken for ' ( Ile eL•JrO. , .n) till at lengls a general debility and decay of the ttttton essl!es, and a melancholy death pus a period to sof -0,...4,1u1tnity ' ti:ley never fail to retuove every species of _, - ' 4, 7 Lien: from a contaminated state of the &rem Their 17 ti t , .... are Atild, safe, and expeditious - and what renders this .. of the zrcrteg impo:tance, la h it r:cuires no restriction 47 ' 6 .... e l it es, and no prira dons to the ordanary avocations in VC. if h each B oz h e ve: a e%icee j RS of Dice:aloes, b v „ azi ali persons are ursbled speed :.; to cure themselves wi th i s -IT ' 4l ' - cttlYs without the lout confineencat or hindrance of i. ,.. .,. I:s rna4ing sale within the last GO years, thcmgb sel f,: , • - . . 1 ,•%'', - al I C stain criterisn of its immense utdity.— r, .71y +..cd. per Box, sealed with red wax. a:s..r e ,:i C quu:erfeits.—The Gamine Boerillaves Red Pills itt smi .hy 1...'.:h, Stran d ; Bacon, 150, Oxford.strszt ; Butler, 4{..; fa; y.chmge ; and Ward, Holborn. g .' Tits Atelitig. is a soveieign remedy in Chronic !then 'o.... tractions, Poverty of Blood, and Scurfy ' has excollid when Salivation and other ;, , 74:,_C.1 -Z.:3r Co ht : 1 11rt tilt , Lye •,„,;* 7• tippew, when c•ontulted tester, the meld f . 4 'l. Let,: te tot itte2awd addressed, " Xstet ~1 . 1 . or. ....i'or f fr, Mu Liverpool. Patil • ft . MOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for INDloarrioN:l WEAKNESS of STOMACH, BILIOUS IRREQCLARITIES, and their attendant Symptoms. These Piss are confidently reeom mended•aa one of the safest and most certain remedies that has ever been discovered, for the v:rions uneasy sensations which result from a weakened state of the INgestive Organs—mild but effectual iu their operation, they cleanse and yet strengthen the Stomach, and correct a costive habit by relaxing the Bowels in a way so gentle as scarcely to appear the effect of a medicine. They-restore the appetite, assist digestion, and promote a due and regular secretion of the Bile.—They are sold at Si. 9d. 4s. 6d. and Ils. a Box, by JOHN TOWERS, Profes%ional Chemist, War nor-atreet, near Hatton Garden ; and may be had at all the whole sale and retail Medicine Warehouses in London, and at the re spectable Druggists or Booksellers in most principal towns. DALBY's GENUINE CARMINATIVE is supe rior to all other remedies for the Wind, Purgings, Con vulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Bowels of In-1 funts, which prove fatal to so many nndcr the age of two years. It is equally efficuious in Chollas, fluxes, and other Complaints In the Intestines of grown persons. This invaluable Cord al Me dicine, inverted by the late Mr. Jos-ph Dolby, Apothecary, is now pre2ared by h:s daughter, Mrs. Frances Gell, and her Sons, to whom alone ha bequeathed this Property by his Will It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the old established Ware house, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, the third House I fr , :m Chelpside, price is. 9d. a bottle ; but if procured Else where, be sure to ask for " Dolby's Carminative," and see that the name " F. Newbery" is engraved in the stamps. Sold also by .1. Sanger, ISO, Oxford-street ; Burchell, Long- Acre ; Hawkins, Bond-street ; Tagg, Middle-row, Holborn ; &ladling, Royal Exchange; and Maris, Ludgate-street. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. THE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the course of his extensive practice, enzounterud repeatedly such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that he was in duced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef. teasel and permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here offered to the public attention under the title of " Dr. FO TIIERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result of his efforts; by means of which he invariably succeeded In sub. doing and exterminating every description of Nervous disorders cad their swims distressing affections, as Loonies, of Spirits, Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors, Hypochondriaision, Extreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting 'Vita, and every kind of debility or relaxation of the system. To those unfortunately thus afflicted, it is confidently recommended to use the above inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it zgeeably to the directions given, the ccmplete re-establishment of their health. Sold in il , ttles, at 4s. 6d. /Is. and 2-21. Surtax and SONS, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and 34, Sackvillostrcet, Dublin; and all the principal Booksellers, Drive's', and Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom 241ESSRS. 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 whizh to frequently embitter, and too often prever.t, that inestimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli catior.s they have hitherto received from persons of the first dis- Cretion, and the uniform success attendiug their superior mode of teeatment in such complaints, induzes them thus publicly to offer their :.•stietance. In all cases of debility or deficiency, whe ther nitride; from Cie too frequency of participating in the gale- I ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, aed impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. -To those who, from such complaints, are prevented enter ing into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over eheir itifirmities in silence, it must he consoling to know, how ever dilficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible.method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain 1 disorder, frequently contracted ir. a moment of indiscretion, and e very species of Venereal initiation, 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 Gleets, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painful and dangerous effects of the Caustic ; refe rences of which can be giVen to several Noblemeu and Gentlemen of high respectability,who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under strictures for many years. To Married Females, whose expectation . ) of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have le, defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance 111 their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impedi ments removed. Messrs. Goss and Ce. ea elusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may r.ot be marked by a mistaken few , with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think It but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession, certificates of which from various Los pitela, and testimoriels from the h!ehest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer. That a residence io the wanner hemisphere of our eastern workl es Well *sin other parts emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been con fined to diseases already enumerated, they held out a certainty of rerrorsiloll to such as may labour under the debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone ; and farther, that having bad oppoftunitleq in their professional capacity of forming an intimate acquaintance with the constitutional habits of seafaring persons, ttet offer to them the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general eractitioner ; anti they presume that their pretensions constitate a fur ground for the unprece dented confidence with which they have by the I üblic been so liberally honoured. - - To be clnsulted at their house daily, personally or by lector, by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. Putfints fa that country are requested to state the particulars of than saoc, age, and manner of living, inclosingn remittance for advice acd medicines, and the remedies will he gives' or forwar ded to any part of the Kingdom. (3053 and Co. Surgeons, it, Fleet-street. Sasapablished, the Eiscs w rs of Lam a familiar Commentary on rbe above Diseases. By Goss aod Ca To be bad at 20, Poet nOeter.ravf. aad of all Booksellart, price 3e. CARROLL'S SCIIEMIL NO FIXED PRIZE. ALL wrzamm MONEY. ONLY 8,000 TICKETS. 2 Prises of X 40,000 . 2,000 ! (Sovereigns) 1,000 5 - - 500 5 - - 300 0 - - 200 10 - - 100 20 . • 50 Tickets and Sbares are n ROLL, the Contractor, Nov London : and by all his Agents FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies the Marriages of the Duke of Clarence to the Princess Adelaide of Saze Meiningen, and of the Duke of. Kent to the l'rincess Victoria of Size Cobourg, as stated in our 1 sper of Monday. NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT. Hums LETCESTEI, Esq. and Niftwasalasci, Esq. Msatosirtszsular--Tuesday, August 18, at Dolgally. CARNARVorrsHIRT—Monday, August 24, at Carnarvon. Asusigarr—S?turday, August r. 9, at Beaumaris. Commissions signed by the Lord Lientenlnt of the North Riding of the County of York. The Right Honourable John Dela,al Carpenter, Earl of Tyr cannel, to be Deputy Linaenant. Scarboroujh Troop of Yeerr.anty Cavalry—Joan panel, Gent. to be Cornet, Tice Watkinson. Commission signed by the Lerd Lienterant of Ayrshire. Charles M. Surges, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. lIANKItUPT3. George Oakley and John Evans, of Old Bond -street, upholders and cabinet-makers, dealers and chainien, to surmuder July 21, at one, August 4, at twelve, and 25, at 0n, , , at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Martin's-lane, Cannon street, London. John Wathin, William Watkin, and Robert Careless, of Alder manbury, London, warehousemen, merchants, dealers and chapmen, July IS, 25. and August 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. King, Szrjtant's Inn, Fleet-strect. James Robert Oliver, late commander of the ship Albion, and of BlacLheath, Kent, mariner, merchant, dealer and I:hams:tan, July 21, 28, and August 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Ilivington, Fenchurch-street. John Stevens, of Cofibroulte ' Plimpton St. Mary, Devon, malt ster, dealer and chapman,Jnly IR, 20, and August 25, at tea, at the King's Arms Inn, aingsbridge. Attorniea, Mr. Charles Lstamoore, Red Lion-square, London ; or _Messrs. Andrews and Son, hlodbury, Devon. Edward Godwin, of Tottenham-court-road, cheesemonger and perk:7l2n, dealer and chapman, )uly 25, 28, and August 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Green field, 12, Gray's-Inn-square. Thomas Walker, George-street, St. Mary4a-Bonne, haberdasher, July 21, 25, and August 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carlon, 96, High-street, Mary-la-Bonne. Isaac Backaller Moly, of Ilawkliurst, Dorsetabire, baker, Aug. 3,4, and 25, at eleven, at tbe Angel Inn, Chard. Attornies, Mears. King and Lukin, 21, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. Clarke, Chard. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL August 8, W. Payne, York-street, cheese monger, at eleven. August 4, J. Wakefield, E. Wakefield, E. Pratt, and J. Mien, Lad-lane, merchants, at eleven. August 1, W. Bryant, Garden court, Temple, dealer, at one. August 8, J. Fcatherstonbaugh, St. Mary at Hill, coal-factor, at one. July 18, M. Moliony, City Road, Finsbury-square, coach-maker, at twelve, DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 22, T. llawks, of Bath, horsz-dealer, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. August 4, IL Lovegrove, Arborfield, farmer, at eleven, at the Bear Inn,. Reading. August 11, G. Wardley, Blakeley, within Manchester, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. August 4, T. Spencer, Manches ter, commission-broker, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Sept. 8, W. H. Jackson, Bxeter, merchant, at ten, at the tilobe Inn, Exeter. 11111111 MAN= AND SOLD AT CARROLL, In the Last Lottery : 9,481 a Prize of £20,000 8,899 - 1,000 12,125 - - 1,000 5,285 - 500 9,755 - 500 9,899 - - 300 7,749 - 200 82,500 - - 200 &c. &c. &c. And in his late Contracts, 7,755 a Prize of £30,000 6,345 - ao,ooo 3,645 - - 20,210 4,349 - - 20,000 &c. &c. &c. on sale at the Offices of CAR 7, Cornhill, 26, Oxford-street, throughout the Country. CERTIFICATES-AUGUST 4. IL Maggeridge, Kingston-upon-Thames, corn-merchant. J. Standish, Liverpool, Sour-dealer. J. Hallam. T. Arnold, Ro chester, grocer. J. Young and J. Deakin, Sbe'Meld, button manufacturtrs. J. Smith, Shrewsbury, linen-draper. J. An trobus, Castleton, Lmcasbire, manufacturer. M. Ilaz lt:burst, Liverpool, block and pump-maker. C. Follett, Manchester, grocer. DISSOLUTIONS OP PAILTN2RSIIIPS. Randy and Co. Reading,attornice. Secher tad Goddin, Shadwell, coopers. G. and IL White, littekLuni Newton, Dor set, linen-drapers. Lai and Bray, Manchester, packet-hook manuficturers. Brydson and Co. Glasgow. Crowther :.nd Blayney, Ironmonger-creet, St. Luke's, w.,tch-snanufacturers. Even and Cooper, White Hart-caort, London. W. and C. Jenkins, Mortimer -street, grocers. LuLhoek and Emerson, Northumberland-alley, eoff.e.dealers. Briggs and Ilawtoth, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton.inanuticturers. ciu, and Co. Toristock: Devonshire, grocers. DISTRIBUTION OF PRTZBAIONRY. The 2d a nd 3d Battalions of Royal Marines and a Company of Royal Marine Artillery, in the Chesapeake, a tile capture of the Franklin, Saucy Jaok. and May, and good, from the Lllrl and Abeona transports the 17th 'at No. 25, fleet-street, and recalled every Mo nday and Fr:dry for three months. The Daphoe, for the (lute Hoffnire and Pluto, the fed tart. at No. 1. Uwe-street, AdellAil, and recalled •vtry Widnes , clay a:id Friday fur three months. • . Ditto-- , Lieutenant-Colcnel Juba Cillies, for wounds at B.clujor,, 1812, 5001. from 7th April, 1813. Ditto—Captain Charles Ile ,- vey Smith, for wounds at Monte Video, 1807, 701. from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Lieutenant Michael Smith, for wounds at Pampeluna, 1815, 501. from 29th July, 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant lion. James De Courcy, for loss of an arm at Brandywine, 1777, 701. from 25th L)vc. 1811. Ditto—Lieutenant. James Anthony, for wounds at 13ftdaibs 1812, Tculouse 1814, and Waterloo 1815, 701. from 111.1 April, .815. Ditto—Ensign George Booth, for wounds in the Pyrenccr, 1813, 505. from 11th Nov. 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant James Glynn, for wounds at Toulouse, • . . n7O/. from llrh Aptil, 1815. Ditto—Colonel Charles Amedee ITarccurt, for a wooed at Ila dajos, 1812, 300 f. from 7th Aptil, 18t7.. Ditto—Lieutenant Hon. Michael Ilruku, for a wound at W..- terloo, 701. front 19th June, 1816. Ditto—insign William Aldworth Clarke, lost of an arm :a Waterloo, .SOL from 19th June, 1816. Ditto—Ensign Richard Thornhill, for a wound at Watcrlto, a5Ol. from 19th June, 1818, 41st Ditto— Captain John demon for wounds in Canada, 19ir, _ _ . a7Ol. from Yid Jan. 1814. Ditto—Captain Henry Caulfield Saunders, for wounds in Am.c rica, 1313, a2OOl. from 12th July, 1214. Ditto—Brevet-Major Peter Latcuciie Chambers, far sight im paired in America, 181; a 200./. from 28th Dec. 1814. Dato--Brevet-34jor Adani Charles Muir, for i.ljury sustained iu the performance of military duty in Dublin, 1816, ala:. from 4th Sept. 1817. 42d Dittc--Major James Jonathan Fraser, for wounds at S.. Lucia, 1756, 2001. from 25th Dec. 1811., Ditto — Captain William SteWlit for Its of the use of a lcz, La America, 1777, Ica from 2 8th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Captain John Fraser, (r.o longer it the service), f,..r wounds at Cornana, 1800, lea from 2rth - Dec. 1611. Ditto—Major Archibki Mrnzici, for wounds at Burgos, 1812, a2OOl. from 26th Sept. 1813. Ditto—Captain Murgo Itlaenlarson, for wounds at St. Jcn do Luz, 1813, 16(1. from 11t' :`or. 1614... Ditto--Lientenant Kennett VI:lotion, far Il•zrnds at St. Jess de Luz, 1813, *7Ol. from 11th Nov. 1814. ,Ditto---Major Senor Freer for loss of a huail in ter ; .', _ _ . COCL frorn Dec. 1S1:. I:Pao—Lieutenant-Co:01r: jar Ztewart {no icnger in the set, vice), for %vol . :nes ih 5001. ?Sib Dee. 12* ‘. Ditto—Lieutenant Straaae, : for 100 of an u..:.: Toulouse, 104, 7r,f. fr April, 1315. Ditto—Lieusert‘nt Ronald :+Piiinoon, for wounds at Burge:, 1812, and Toulouse, 1814, a7CI. from 11th Aprg, 1815. Ditto--Lleuton.nt Ch utes VLarev, for woua si Thlouse, 1814, a7OL from 11th April, 1815. Ditto —Lieutenant Alezandn 3:ewart, for a wound at Tot :Dace, asts, anti. fram 11th April, 181:. Ditto--Amistant-Sargvor. Jahn Stewart, ruptu:-ed on esreicc at Toulouse, 1814, 561. from 11th 1105. Ditto—Major Archibald Menzies, for wounds ..t Qaatrc Ern?, sulOui. from 17th June, 1816. _ Ditto--Lieutenant TnoMas APNlven (lieutenant in ec.il for a wound at Tuulou.e, 1314, n7O/. front 11th Aprii,lsl:,. 43d Ditto—Captain Roger Frederick, for Was of a leg in N.- tvgal, 1510, log. from 85'h Me. 1811. Ditto—Alujor Robert DD !s=ll, for loss of the um of an arm In Portugal, 1811, 61004 frpm 7.cl April, IfuB. Ditto—Captain James Watson Hull (no longer in the strike), for a wound at Coa, 1310, 4100/. from 25th arc. 1811. Ditto—Lieut. : Co!one Joseph Wells, for, wounds at Dad* L, 1812, a 2501. from Bth April, 181.1. - Ditto—Lieutenant %% ildham 'Madden, for 'wounds at Iladaof, 1312, u7Ol. from itla April, 1813. Ditto--Captain William Freer, for loss of an arm at r,..2ajcs, . . 1812, 100/. from 7th April, 1315. Ditto--Lieut.-Colonel James Fergana), for wonads at Ciudad R-xlrigo, 1812, coot. from Loth Jan. 15 15 Ditto—Alsior Saumarez Block, fur wounds at Vimeira, 1808, alool. from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Coloncl Alexaneler Mair, for wounds in Amerlea,l776, 10(41. Rom Dec. 1811. Ditto--Ileutenant Thomas Lalor, for loss of an eye in Spain, 1609, 704 from 9..itit Dee 1811. Ditto—C,ptain Edward D'Arci, for loss of both lags at New Orleans, 1%95, 10C1. from 9th Jan. 1816. Ditto—Dino. Ditto, Ditto, Ditto. - _. . Ditto—lAeutrowl JAWS Considine, for wounds at %dais', 1312, and Nivelle, 1818, safii. from 11t1s 2.:c.v: 1514. 44th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Gregory. for wsun4s at St. Lucia, 1798, a:4a from :ISt!. Dcc. 1811. Ditto--Lie4tenant - TemPie FrC.lcrick Sinclair, for wounds at &Maio', 1812, 401. from 7th Ap il, 18:3. 45Th Ditto--Lseutenan khiilips, for wounds at Ciudad Rodrigo, 1812. 070! . from =oth Jan. 1513. Ditto—Lieptcnant-Colone.l Lsonard Crtcawcil, f wc.mds Salamanca, 11112, a4OOl. from 83t1 Jaly, Iltto—Captaitt Franck Pow Air, for wousds at liadajos, 181.8, NM from 7th April, 1815. Ditto--Captain Ales.ulder Alartin, for urclulds at drigo, lAI3, 1001. from 90th J.u). IE:2. Ditto—irutenant John Edmonds, for wounds at T0u10n..., 1914, 0701. from 11th April, ISIS. Ditto—Lieutenant Ralph SnAth S.cwart, for wounds at Ortbm, 1814, 701. frum 28th reb. 1815. Ditto—lieutruant Philip Stop ford Cosby, for wc;:nds t Orther, 1814, i. 701. from ellth Feb.. 1815. Ditto—Lieutenant Jameb Coghlan,fot a wound at Iprthcs, 1214, 741 from 28th Feb. 181.5. 47th Ditto-,—Lieuto•Colust:l Henry Oglander, for loss of an are tit liatiakut, 1812. ;AN. from 7th April, 181::. Ditto—Ditto, Nitta, for other wounds, at St. 4a.astlant - _ , - • 150/. fro:a Ist Sept.. 1814. Ditto--Liest . .enant StAert Butler, for woorc:s at Mama, 18. t, 701. from Bth Uct. 1814. Ditto—Ditto, Ditto, fur injury sustained on service at Ditt, • DiEto ' Ott frnn 25th Dec. 1 6 15. 4Sth Ditto--Lientemir.t-f , olonel -James Erskin?, for coins et B.Edajos, 1812, :kW. from TEL April, II Ditto--Dict.sevant John Brooke, tur wounds at Dewla.:,os, :812. 701. from Bth .11,ttl, 1813. Ditto--Captain .I.ELELs Johnston, for wcunds at Tilavern, niel. from _sth Der. Tell. Dittoz—Lientestant lic - van:l Vincent, for tr0..:r44 at Salazaatm, 14021 14 1 . from 4 4 .40 J!.4l`, 1 8 1 3 . ie ‘utaits.led.l it