Star. — London, England, 1812-12-09 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, nEcuti;Eß 8. 7th Riiment of I.;eht tiragouns—John Dar lel, Gaut. to be Cur net, weht plicharse, vice Gibbenc, superm-drd. • 16th llttto—Colstet F. ChatuebeilJin to be t.,tutenairt, vice Lock hart, lel ed tF no!•inn. 37th Ditto--140,:lsta•-Mate Ftgene IN/rwypy to be Assistant- Surip•on„ vice Nebit, appointed to th e ; stWestlndia Rerment. Bitt: D tto—il hoteue dwaidt, Gent. to be Regimental Quarter-klasn r. Callen mini Rig ment of Foot Guards—Captatrt Edwardi.st= celles .0 be Adjutant, vice Freesoantle, who miens tbelAii tantcy only. let Reern•sent of Font —Ass`. tant-Burgeon Aletander EWA', from the '1 yi one s NVlitia, to be Ascii ant-burgeon, vita Ru . • Fins, promoted in the 46th Foot. 7ili Ditto—Lievtenant Mathew Higgins, froth the stn Gsktlstin Eattsivon. to be Littitettarst, vice who eicleanges. tech Dltio--Ensign William lto-s to be Lieutenant, without . ytirchioe, vice I lan, who reigns ; Gthtidman Cadet Alei ai der Calder, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, Vice Ross, Sid O'Bryan Ihuk+; Gent. to be 'Ensign, by /Mr . chase, vice Gardner, Who ridirev. 15th Ditto-1 obe Eusigrer, wit! ent pilechase--Wtn.liainsfortli, • (kits vier Hughes, promoted in the Gl' ngary Feverille ; Gcu thman Creel Geer; e hunt the Royal Aliiiiary Col , vier ilroekinaii, der eas, d. ilatkhNto--Fneign W: D. Simptos to he Lieutenant, Zvi hoot purchase, vice Walker, who re.igils. 53c1 intim Harrison to be Lieutenant, without laureate, v'oe (Wit ie, who retires. NI) Ditter•—linsigil Ricfard Wolfe to be Lit utenant, vice Pak. doligh, divested ; Gel:denim Caclr t Wiiiram 11. Hid, hero • dwitteildlAditary-Collegr, to be Ensiin, vice Wolfe: 67te Clay to be Lieutenant, vice Nicoll, tie c. a , e.l ; Ensign William Blair to be Aejutut, vice Mo)k, strlet resigns the Adji,tatticY only. • % 7911 1 4tto —Major Neil Dungtas to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Fulton, who retins. 111 d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Ensign /antes Hail, vice decel,sed; Ensign Robert Latham, vice Lambert, deceased; Ens go John Gordon, by purchase, vice Giant, wl.o retires. To he En-ign—Gentleman Cadet William '1 aylor, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, *Alum j.urchase, vice Gordon. Wit Regiment ef Foot—Lieutenant Allan M'l.ean to be Cap tain ot a Consnany,vice I.ivingErone, decuasest; Ens gn Chants Boyd to be I.ieutenant, vice M.Lran; William Htury Doug las, Gem. to br Ensign, vice Boyd. 17th Ditto—Eilsign Edward Pratt, from the Cavan Militia, to be En.ign, withoLt purcha.e. .102 d Ditto —Ensign Ftrniy try robe Lieutenant, without put-- , chase, vice Chambers, who resigns; Janie, Itoubert Lewis Nealso n , Gt et. to be Ensign, vice Fry. jab Carrimo l3attalion— Licatenant I obit Tice, fromtl e7ib Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Higgins, who exchanges. fd Royal Vete ran Bo tal ont—Serjeant Major William Reid, front • the Stith Foot, to be Ensign, vice Thompson, placed on the Retired List. Rey l Waggon Train--Lieuteoant E. Jackson to be :Captain of a Troor, !ire Wat on, deceased; Cornet John Walton to be Lientevant, vice Jackson; and .`ierjeant William Vedas so be Cornet, vice Watton. Ilnevrv•—t'aptain Tternas Kennedy, on the Staff, till* Majttr r fir the Army. - - • . ?bit King's Gilman Legion.-la Battalion of Light bitten - ) - &mime Meyer, Gent. to br Ensign, vice Mega, prnmoted. Is: Battalion of the be Lieutettaute--k.usign.Charlet. Weybo, ewe Meyer, dead of his ‘N °undo.; and Disko %Villa:ate Weye, vice Bottinkt, killed in acne". 'l6 be iinsign-gierjeaut-Major Wolff, vice Einem, pro tooted. • • Breasette Noose -•-Ensign Musson, of the 89th Foot. who ve er glirentliedi as bated in the Gazette of the 17th ult. is rein stated in his rank. env ai-Poin:ment of Ensign John Thomas Carroll, of the Lime -• rick City Militia, to be Eustis, without purchase, as stated ikthr.Gasette of the 41st April, 1812, has not taken place. Eiesare in the Gazettes of the 6.4 October last and ist instant. Foot-For Volut teer Reber, irons the sth Foot, to be Ensign, Ste. read Volunteer Charles Auber, fit ns the bth Foot, to be Latsign, &c. ,-.4nr Captain James F. Felten, of the 98th Foot, to be Major hi the; Army, read Captain Janus Fultbu, of the 49th Foot, to be Major in the Army. BANKR Frs. Hopwood, now or late of the parish of t r lntbstree, !as ses, felkoonger, to surreader Dec. I I, 14, and January 10, at eleven, as the Dolphin lean, Clothe ter. Atter likS, Messrs. Jol nsen, Price, and Freeland, Chiebeger. Joseph &hour, of Basinghall-street, Lorden, factor, dealer and the ' man, Dte. 12, at ten, Dt c. 19, at one, and Jermary it, at eleven, at Guildhall. A't onies, Messrs. Wilde and Knight,CastioZtreet, halcon.squfitre. George Newman Harley, of Liveryeol.snerch.nt, brolkx,deater hid cherman, Dec. 28, eo, and January 19, at one, a: the ,Ginbel art m, Lherrool Attorney, Mr. Pritt, I iecrpool; or Meiecs. Blackstock and Bunce, Paper lituldtegs, I emple. . Wain= 'I hompet.n, of Crvenstde. near Sheffield, parish of Be.. elesfirld, Yorkshire, whitesmith, dealer and et.i.pman, Dee. 1 5 . 22 , and January 19 at eleven, at Guile-41JB, London. Ate tome", Air. Wrighte, No. 2, Belvidere-row, Seethwerk. George Plaktley, late of U'ea.d-street, London, warehousematia dealer and elizinuan, Dec. 12, 22, and January 19, at ten, at 'Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Fridge-street, Black friars, London. James Chapman, of Bath, carpenter, dealer and chapman, Pce. 21,22, and January 19, at eleven, at the Elephaet and Castle, Bath. Attornies, Mr. George Pearson and Son, I:o. 3; Pimp enure, ;!e • or Mr. W J. W. Taylor, Bath. Robert Toney, l ee of Gloucester, corn.dealer, dealer and chap- Man, Dec. sf , 29, and January 19, at tt n, at the Boothhall Inn, chapeaster. Attornles, Messrs. Whitcombe and King, Set jearsee-Inn, Fleet-street, Loudon; or Mr. W. C. Ward, Glo-u -. eater. 'Solomon Wailers and Thomas Attvrood, of Oldtwinford, Woe- canwshire, =wit-makers, dealers, chapman, and copartnere, • leathery 6, at five, January 7, and 19, at eleven, at the George inn, Bewdley. Attorney, Mr. Roberts, Steurbridge. Wiliam Francis Patterson, or Great • Pultery-st reel, Golden -equate, Middlesex, bill-broker, dealer and cl fermate Dec. 12, 19, and January 16, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Wails, George-street i 1 71 01 tman-square. Richard Jones, of Birmingham, shoe-maker, dealer and chaps an, . Dee. 14, 15, and !emery 19, at ten, at the Swan *revere, Bir naingham. Atte:miles Messrs Devon and Tooke. 3, Holborn court, Gray's Intl, Lt:tulun; or Mr. George Burris'', Temple ' row, Birmingham. - Charles Cooper, late of Largley- 1 -.111, Sutton Coldfield,Warwick shire, coal-toaster, dealer and chapman, Dee. 14, 15, and Jan. 19, at one, a: tbt; Three Tains, Sutton Coldtield, Atunnies, Marrs. Sherwin and Hall, Great James-street, Bedfotd-row. John Grant, of flatten street, Middlesex, mercha nt,nt, 14,22, and January 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Skaw, Staple's lust. Clarks Wllltants, now or late of St. Alban's, Hats, wine end ' spirit-merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 12. 15, and January 19, atekven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Richard Woodhouse, No. 11, Harcourt-buildungs, Tempk. Ichn Theodore Barker, ef Dover, Kent, draper, dealer and chap- Man, Dec. 15, 92, and January 19, at tes lee, at Guileball.- Anomie* ' Messrs. Writ Mire, Bolton and West, Old Broad street, Lo udon. James Al.ardice, of Conduct-street, Swallow-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, dearer and chapman, Dec. 15, 22, end January 19 , at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Sharlotte street' Pedtord-square. • : m Willia Henry Gall, of' Gutter-lane, Chea:side, silk manufac tures, Dec. 11, 12, and Jan. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, At tornies, Messrs. Botardillun and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL Dee. 16. Samuel Chettle, Blackman- street, oilman, at 1. Jan. . John Routh, Austin-friars, merchant. at 11. Jan..27:Samue I Sheffield, A'algate High-street, butcher, at I. Jan. 9. Most a Isaacs, Sheerness, slopseller, at io. Jan. 2. Michael Barter, R. d Lion-court, Fleet-street, victualler, at It Jan. 12. Ilse; philus oilman, at 10. Jan. 2. 'themes Blackman, r, at IL lan. 9. Thomas Rooke, Benge,‘, 2. Abraham Varicas, Founder's -court , men- Featherstone Richards and William Bond, hat•mautifacturers, at al. Jae.. t. bol t;11411-iane,O Mount-at:vet, mariner, farmer, at 10. Jan. I!. chant, at Is Jan. 5. 1 , Upper '1 hantes-atreeto ilaen seonetrage i ralecitiiri g roter,ltit Goodwin, AbedurchJlane. tavern-keeper, at 10.. Jan. 5. Tho mas Brown and Joseph nirester, S.tvage-gartlens, wine-fuer& thaws, at 10. 'Jan 12. Hugh Atkirs, Pope's 14radtatk.7, Outlast hrtiker, at 10.• Jan. 9, John Long, Kuignoti, maker, at 11. 1 DIVI64NDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dee. 30. Edmund Cotman, Norwich herberda-het, at 4, at the:titre', Norwich. 1)ec..x.9. James Bnbwit ard James 'l're. gent, Ilirmitgliam s factors, at 11. at the Swan. Binning! ant., Dec.2o. Cornelius Wildgoose, Gloucester, coat-m,rehint, at I'2, at the Rummer, Bristol. Dec 30. Richard Johnson, Lantslend. ttafford, matitif.teturer of eart:.rnware, at 11, at the itoebiltak, Newcastle. Dec. 2.9. John Beek, So. lye ~ ironmonger, at 11, at the Unicorn, St. Ives, Jan. G. William Squire, Leeds, he. sier, at 1 t,at the BuiLatad Muuth, Leeds. Dec. 23 flambe' De- • vonshire 't ilimott, Di:lister, merchant, at 11, at the Angel, Bridgwater. Dec. St. Mlaik Wore, Great Yarmouth, man, at It, et the *hip, Great Yartnobth. Dec. a% John huw. slier and Wo. d, Exeter, Win&mercbauts, at 11, at the Old London Inn, Xxeset. Dec,•-'r.Jtdtrti Nonon, Illoxham. Inn holder, at 11, at the White Lion ) Banbury - . Dec. X 2. Chad. Dyche, But ton-upots-Trem,bptchenat It , at the Swan, St: Hurd. CFR December i 6. James Bennett, Plyinowh,barberda.her. John Roberts, Rbs sia-row, baite factor. William Raworth, Birmingtam, grocer. Rowland Morton, Commercial-road, n:arincr. sarah Evans, IVolvesliamotun; carpenter. John Howes, Srreod, Thomas Ted till, Tyldedey, calicoliinatet Tlitimai B. owe, Saeageltirdcns, wine-merchant. Edward Snellon, Congleton, l'grocer. Samuel Mire, 14 tne•Ritir,'Viirner. William 'and Chria topher Holtman, Deptford, cowkepelt. Richard ?Aiwa, L . ondon, merchant. sainuel lemmett, Tottenbant Ctittrt-toad, Coach maker. llama. 11 Ram, Orang, , ,,trett, Morris., Grac-churcli-sireet, vict CERTIFICATEDecember Chaites Merchant, Glances! er-street;, r.atiotter. rdhn Btad • haw, l'ortsem stopwiler. Alexanderlinrpe, Vauxhall) iron- Inonger. Jol;n Prentil, t'hi irchurch, Surrey, lei Map r.— Attain Stid, (tatter-lane, taylor. John Gilbert Janke, Are 4.114 . street, paper-maker., 'l% i.hatusWeat, Memos Thottlasina Dawson, Aldgate iligkstreet, tin a-Limper'. 'Thebes Okell, Gnat Queeo street, liuea-draper. rhilip Lock, Mill. worth, yarn-maker. • INTERCEPTED TETTIai IEDIN THE TICKED" OW ITS LT TO TYL PKINCt UW NEUCIAI tL. • (From the Eseiraerdinary Gazette, omittel In part of out ius• sibn yesterday, for want of 100 M ) Laselle, Nov. 7, ISift. " I have the honour to infottn your Highness that Hitarehed this morning at four, o'clock, but the difficulties of the groinid, and the slipperiness of the road', obstruct' d the motement of my army to such a degree, that it has not been Possible for its vanguard to r e ach thiS'phtce till six o'clock this evening, anti that the rear has been prevented ham taking up a nearer position then two 'segues behind Us. ' 1 ." Froin two to four o'clock the enemy has bean hording do I • my right ; he attacked almost it tba, same time with amber', Wass, and dragoons—the van, the centre, and the rear. In •he van Lc discovered an °petting of whirls he prcfited to penetrate % and early off two bstiallou gum, which wrre.dravving up a very steep acclivity. Ihe 9th regiment of infantry hastened to the knit, but the field-oms were alrraly taken. Upon the rear, the enemy tied pith tour pieces or ordnance, and. General Or cans thinks, .witleitst,biiing positive, that he uses fops, infantry. On each of the,two otherpoints there were twp.fteld-pipees. , " Voir Hieliness 'will easily conceive, that being eucumbered with my heavy baggage, Which has been reNtored to me, as well l as with a numerous artillery, whereof foie inmate horses have died to-day, my position is auSciently critical. I *di,' boweVer, ( continue my marsh, and *stunt eery ear:y, in order to reach !Colossi'. Fruni thence I mean to .send out reconnoitring parties, and according to the information they may br.ng me, I shall either takh the road of Douboutchina or Bruzo. " I cannot refran from informing your Highness that, after employing every means In my power, I find it unfortunately im. :possible to transport my artillery any further, and that your Highness, iu this respect, must expect very gfeat sacrifices. A number of Pieces have been rendered useltss, and hatied by me I to-day. I am, &c." - " Before passing th► Yap, Nov. 5, IRI2. " I enclose your H gitness a letter which I wrote ye.terd ay, but which could not come to hand, as the officer who was the bearer of it was taken imo a wrong road ley his guide. " Your H4hnees will be surprised to find, that I am only ar rived at the N'op; yet I set out this morning at five o'clock from Zak ; but t!.e road is so intersected by ravines, that it required extraaordinary• drum to arrive here. I am sorry to find myself , reduced to the disagreeable necessity of owning to y , ,u the ucri fices which we have made in order to hasten bur march. " The last three days journey have cost the army two-thirds . of its artillery. Ifestt r.!ay font hur.drbd horses perished, and to day perhaps twice as many, not including the great number of horses which I had caused to be added both for military and private carriages. Sometifnes all the horses that were drawing a carriage perished at once ; stverid carriages were even furnilbed three dints with fresh sets. 'I he army has not been beassect itt ha progress to-day.— Only a few Coisachs have appeared without artillery, for which I cannot account. If I may believe the refort of a vatigeur, who was sent ont marauding, a culontn of Influtiryi ardliery, and ca valry is rating the sante directieb it; namely, towards Ihwboutcbit•.a. " Po night I intend sending a along fetormetssance to Dna boutchina, and hope to arrive there to morro*,•if the enemy does not prevent it by serious opposition; for I ntest frankly own to your Highness, the sufferings (luting the last three days have so mud; dispirited the soldiers, that I think them little able, at prestnt to make in effort. ‘•• Many men have died with Eunger of cold ; others, being driven so desperationi-liltke tbenualves to be taken by the enenw—l am, &E." • • Bow-sTazuto-oMonday, an Irisliwoinan, oohs sells fruit at the door of the Sans Parcil Theatte, in the Strand, was charged with disturbing that theatre: In defence, she stated, that a person of genteel ap pearance enquired of her if she knew any digressed Irishwoman, stating himself to be z subscriber to a charitable institution, for the relief of such persons ; when she informed him that she knew of bone more distressed than herself. He then demanded some proof of her distress, on which' he took him to her anise. . rable habitation, where she showed her whole treasure, amounting to ss. 6d. in silver, an" , ! some halfpence. This he said he must take to show the Society, and gave her for, present relief two pieces of paper, which he represented as RI notes. This the poor woman thankfully received ; but speedily learning that they were what are called Fleet notes, purporting to be , drawn for Id. each, she rushed into the Theatre,,into which she had seen the infamous depredator enter, with such clamorous .exclamations of grief and rage, that use attention of thd auditors *as quickly with ! drawn from the performers, and confusion and dis may became the order of these:ay, all the activity of the peace officers removed the poor object to a place confinement. The Magistrate, on hearing this *moment, immedi itely discharged the complainant, and expressed his sincere wish that this base wretch stay speedily be brought to condign panishnient. - . • .. .., A CHEAP LEESE DV Polk LO UGHS; COLA .. 'IS 1 lihl.lS, & c. • niitlßCH's COUGH DROPS, far.recent %a obstinate Coughs. an d con fi rm e d s stars anti tetL its reputation tor fifteen )ears pa.t, and the eznonttestigg. saes of its 'fleecy, k a stifScisat proof ot the estimaron in wig& !It is held for all Atelunati.3 A ifectionN recent Colds end Ct Wtrever obstinate, and all Pala unary Complaint*. As the follor:ing Instance is Mien, d : " 10 Mt mit. SIiAW and EI)WARDS. " liii - mingliatia, March is, 'not " Genthmen--.ln justice to you, and to ot..r:tly the Mae • i that eaceller.t Nleltetue, Church's Cough Drops, .1 s-uti yes ty,i following case, at the particular request of the patielt 0 " t ‘ Sir—l etooot sufactertly ackn ow l e d ge m the Le s Wllfilit ctire I bate ig ceived trom Church's COugh Drop.. A most suffoc tting Aggsmii 1 tic Cough during the winter eel - mad mew severrly,thar I sip% ed nothing less than death every minute ; one bo.tle ref er,sl q i considerably, and four more perfectly restored me. Your ten% this to tbt Proprietors will oblige your bumble servant, Sold wh .s ruoisss tostatoil."olesale ind rites' by Shaw aad,lislwards, ram?* Church-yard, Loudon; Tsui, Exc%dr.ge;l audt a . • • Co. Ox ford-street ; " and one 't'ender in eirtny cowl Mine be genuine tempt Straw and Edward s , on, St Paell al rtrti, L 01141011," h engraved on N the stamps Price . b ,. donbdurabletio-. 11% 64 pe r ' bottle. . e; 0 - - -- - 171,D ilifltki l- - `'' '- - - • A • Vtisterday *-- Owen, alias Simmers/ *IF 'noted' Iring-dropper, Was, indicted for a . robbery id Swallow. i street. The : prisoner, was prOved, to, have. been in 1 company with Kenyon (now under sentence of ;death) and also with G. Green (who was argil . .tied st the last Session: )--, when a bind et was rol.bAl • of 166. It was hustled out of his pocket by the gang, !mud a boy picked it up; aluti I::euyint: la ics . e.l it horn his hand and ran Off, but was taken at the t mc. It *as . proved on the prt sent oecasion, by the • NJ, i that Owen held his urns, whilst Ketsyni• inttAfssiilli 'the money. He W 4 found GdiltY-Dcatl . .. .. ~; - I. Rowe %vat, indicted tor killing a sheep, wiet.inr I tent to steal the same, in the parish of Fatchley.-, Some young men in the us ighbotirlar al states!, that' ;In consequence of some sheelf Belonging tcytitt. Jones lhaving been mangled 14 thigi,'-ther went with eight. ; to lay wait, one e 7 Atliaarrfitodnt A blackhirda whim. i the prisoner got up llo;n . aiming %It..r.lteep. undone ni ;his liands appeared Iff,ooo', l ,LlF ) -ertPetilhilto a ..04.4„ notwithstanding he Uras hied at, hdt Will aria in itlga and; on examining the Rack ,' if nits dDactiverM 'd 11. iv.. --; ;. 1,1,1. ,-,enciltroihNis pli ,i,s. . one had bi:ett i,.. ently killed.. ts'...i 4 l:yu-ort.:*th. ' " .' i ll* the teststuit•oomplairits incident to the '• . '). I. Lloyd ; G. .1..1.75, and I,;Ji*,./Indatv, for assa ult:ng frame, cheesy:, pons Merl: dreadful in t hei r n i tare alarmir4; In theizpnriserine. - xes, ih.. 11 th G e ravel and *l ep H. Fitchbeig, in a dwelling house,amd. takiag him' ie. Pori in t fAtint he s e to aek ul l . :o ci l t it e t,.:t i tA s i pla t, ti n (li.ir t , l a i, v , ll,unikg , i. They s r , - his person a silver walcb l ,ketrealso sapit , nllt son vie n4l. every other species or disorder. 1 3 i t iCi l c li silat:b ra 'i a f" l,L . 'ida c. ti°6 4 ! ri ve were convicted at lelOnt. i nc. Alt,: 110611 4" ion, for stealing a qua rftityof patten• ries r JOAPPisI. 6 pose tuneiafrehltr d ir, of :hc th bitc e reti m itn o:i hr ; otp n p r.oe ilwyt e l i .sst i t ti ro g rtsr ;siion iois isi :g ia l e . t eis tiire :si adyv.l : sseh _ l l iii • log.inck. is , f i n ir r o st po trei k h; l ig s ;:t. .Marptri y let 4ituo ggsg: at e t r i ; vesie t4r.i.,ox foar ,it 's t . te ii a il l. t ifetteiig and a pne pound liink note; NV. Wood, lot' stealing calt „ li w or c a t, ~,„, 1 • 1 ! no. ' bfi ah v il en4o l .4.ts. .% t6 p..m til i kl.... wititi . Lie a teurin it tett) a kicking strop ', and an iron 'sort..- dem.) , ' to those tli Y onsieret trithoereenfan 'h en n ent7 yri n ",. 41 , 60a. - "' 0 V p ne ri s y s zt o te i ptct P ic u e w (7l` i n u t i a l"al uy yca 4Y is it , t' tli th e m y. e are ilhi olfer t ed "r ttr il"e4 tilesillit si i i t Wrench. Ind recommendod as a cute fof toe ab.ive complaints. '"- , One was convictlid .of a Mild(theatairi +h r. J tiold wholesale and retail at Mr. batlev's, 4, Cheirsids, 6,4 1 6 •14 rd, fur a libei, and sentenced to pay.offue of D attain; Piton : 4 1 thirty . pounds. And five were acquitted, Vii. Reheeca C 's ktill A ii . tti : rial iou P es i at , a e F i d art w' i ter sea ohes o o7 T w r ,: % jl) :Goapor ipitm itta : 4 t ;: r A er li lln i s-la u:t .o ,7W w d es er i l i on: y ril ,A P iv ralltey m 'amlesab iliv, , -- ; 4 _ iss g R. Brown? J. F slier, W. Littfe, and Mai . / itilief,' ' bent, and llo o t i and, I . ly ,n m , 7 f u h thi stl N ui eitiniry, S l MO d. n a4l4lo : and 1414; The sante (My the Recount* passed . sentence Ut death on NV: . 1 'a yl, :r, envie iCted lit the lad SN'Ainallea r Edinburgh; Cbmwell, bath; Ross and an PZ et ifull; G?•gles, r K ' n L crtt "P air m d Llo i; stealing gi.cals on the WWI" Whoa!! i .4- km. for Fai ma w n 7 h t i l e s st an er d ; P a e o n: e y n ,..n yo d nv ib i l c ii h rig i e Orettry, Brighton ; White, Brighton ; and most tit v lt Sheep-stealing. Eliz.Lindsey, G. P 4. tand.g. t laloydi for a robberi in a 'd*elling house ; J. tei t nere, for , dent; kr &nee at ts.'gd. each. forgery ;T. Simmons, ois a highway ititllfery j Martha Hu he. •AtitcLotk; lad Suomi- irohttert for I -----7-' ) 7-.At7 ` ..-I.l4Elgs"* . . I' 4 ia shop-lifting; .H. Isaac% Sarah Bullet. and Sar.th :IVIARRIACE should be tin': fourtdatidb Off Scads, that ferns tlit union not taking thole precautions' wthlt greuld do Happiness, which Is often diquthed Amu . h tire pan* A a mstrong, . for coining ;,,,l 5 Kelly. tot uttesing cotiu- . ten frit money 1 A. '1:414 .for returning. from :rat 4. • cure them the enjeymeet of that great domestic bins ago beeph lof every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wadi* r ; bat whie portation ; W. I . MiKone and J. Doggerry, for lli'rhi way robber and • it. ilanda L 11, la tte l allng init the constitution has been tainted. by disease, er , deitiiiratrd by a y . , *ruin :shit contracted at an early Age, a tenOtation c o Y .tahatt dwelling houran ; . . II ull filiteeloncle entering ohat state is intifspenitbly rite*, te reeks • . : it,. i the elumbitring 'parks of life; and to reanimate the %mow yo EDINBURGH, NOP.t.1:111 ER Sz . ,- t- at eo disorders hare esintribtried moroeisent Lally todekespy neal happiness thin thole wine' la are thecoosequei.ce q. —....., . - - :. :1 i pleasure. It was th is conaideratiun - which Indu ' • eistri ' HIGII COURT Oe JUSTICIARY. . CUR ' MnitJay -r came: oti . the trial of i howl: ritrik-i 1 rte dies and practise cis:illusively to die treatment and amid thin f i tereal Dieasse,_end the Afordess- ariiing therefrom, malsociekes servant. fir Edinburgh; anti .. Thcirtat Creatoir • - I rte the era i n a g e Tntstt of the system, pi . -ydnced by the destrectiee, habit!!! apprentice to 'Mr. • James Thomson, Clothier, On • ahe ate lishoelrhota *btscilt brlntil on It ic"e l '" 1 " m g South Bridge, accused of Shop•beraking, tbeft. - ia lid Debilities and-Defeeimicies th :t- preellmt er . thiblitit'the Mau. reset of theft. There wire seven charges in the in. i nemial state. The seeneesful Moak of theif plan ; gives rhea dictaient ; the firs& was for bre.tking a.oane of glass . additional . ardostr to oppose the r..vages of thc , i complaints , in one of tie its wirido*slif • itii... , iotif sc , , , firmi i . which . !" Cite nultt . kmPurtanD in th e caaloguenf human 44'. . : mike,. Irbelloves every person who has indulged in TIM Ka. hair.dresserand perforner in Isßell'sfinlitiftheer and ' ab. 1 tary vice to seek relief 'hy town:king professional men of Ital• stracting.a gold or gilt chain for a hady'rneek,a - pair t nenc.e and honour, to whirls P.les4a. Cotrie and Co. ebbe tin 01 gold or gilt bracelets,.two.fitie of anottnted• insitj I Llact "' °"dmaelitic authority, as well as- the " . c l -'w x Y cf us ' bracelets., two pair of gold. fil . ;#itt ear-ring. Sto /*+ ' ay n" h ads olVAt ta iatteir i teTent fus t i . n . g vg l e e ; c h ug' : len ti l 's : " C u a k l i r "" ragi ' the other six charges were fir abdracting ~ f iliM t* I . trust be of the existence ofstiet: calartriii s t ,thef offer thidrardli• shop of Mr. James Thomion,Atis master) a great fiance as regularly educated Metllbers o f the Itortikheits of variety of rods at different times; Which' were Citi•i• ;.burgewsuf London anitEdinb".llh -1 The lvl n ei a s n rs. C o ti e rri re e and ,l rind off by . Craustoun, am; received by Turner. . . y .. et C o . l r h4 tee te isilit u f edt4e G Al ei 1° 1: 1" ISt :t e nni On the prisoners being brought. to the i balN th-et ;them thanks for their res Y toratihn w 's ro oti al nd and r r ig oro us fusee. severally pleaded no . tguilty to the fist change, taut i it was sent to them et:solicited, from the KM if a Nebk raA laboured under this distreasing and panddlnaiady fit guilty of the six others. IV ItentheJorY wit* inip , ara.i who. had temeats; I.e bad beep antler the ore of sekenif tit:lvens 1 nettled, the adhered to their pleas ; alter which.'the i eminence. none of Venni a ff orded him perm - Jury being inelosed.for a , short time , returned • their I Ling,; (1.16112 t'but from the sujirnot mode of treatment ailetited a si ' verdict, _finding the psisonere builty •by their clan I *sued by Meats. Currie anti CA. be teented a radW ttig 4 ' i ,confession, of the six different charges of theft. Anshan space art me month. .4 • ~.: • e abliVi tas : The SoLtcrron Gessdat. having deelined - pressing „ "'!b Dr. Currie, 101, Hatton-Garden. .. i , : • lord --;--- feelsgreat the first charge, and restricted the libel to an at Cairi l e . the perfect f ure i;: h ,:aa h mu l t h iicati n ng to *... vary puaishm..nt, the Conn proceeded to pas.. jtitt. of his mild and aci En t 'fable treat men t n ° of titric ea ture ' s t iti t he ment ; when, in consideration oaf Cransioun's youth, H. fria add, tka he I! i _...... __y __t _.3,11 not for many years enjoyelim am& and the probability that he was seduced. by Turner.' comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains no4aultif his elder associate, they, after a suitable admOpition vasdi eal havig e :b o t f ained A chr on r i g c h ain hfs skifit.anAd As he attentions t a a yi . from the Lone JUSTICE CLERK, 'sentenced 'fitrilet . to to th i s roosoelo ibite others te nt ed the comillathi, h ' e ot l:SA is 14 and Cranstoun to seven years tr.ansportitimil be. I power, from nide:rad and &jest eartipaneos, a pore weal* yond seas, u . .. 11 the usual certifications. • -1..1-, t - t• I a al)Plausetel D r . Carrie "Kit be' 0 6 E4 iikb , 1 1 40 1 SW evil _l_ ._ be most ready and willing to acktletvga" l ir ' • -,:,....,- i„, ti • Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted ny piartiO of Sex, with the reatrest secrecy and honour, at Ai*" bilk tt• 107. Menu... Garden. l'atie.nts In the country are retpustedll State the particulars of their case, age and general habfwe at* &e. incloaing a remit Ellice 'tor advice and Medicines, *Omen tame will be erten or not te,eity (nut of the langdoni. . .J :—....u....... TO THOMAS* TAILS/at, ESQ. , • ~, . s 11, irt tr.: l 7r leave tOinforin yon. • thstt ever since* . A 1 VINO had been afflicted wi th the I.aet Venerea ; Ilia, 'l6 obstinately resisting every couple of medrcine ptescribed by most eminent of the facukf heir, and undergoing several 1 courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospitiielled little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate ilatoina• h the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a hesl,4 Inearly to put a period co my existence. I had Olaf& tit/ter on . ere* ti of my head, tone on each arm,- and my ice watt:rotes t out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully paratta,sat bboo in a state of ukerutintifor the last seven years; rat it* dso two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly When warm in bed,s/ nearly to deprive me of rest; in,this IrmentaMe state; I ~le Commended by Me. 1. Thompeoe, (who receive's:o 'pare ma by them here,) to take. year Lake's Patent,PilietorhichLbeee l to de on the ‘26th May ; In the course of a forts I bee. la , twelve benefite-in little mote than ~month the Ows Ulto my i lied and arms were sonndiy i heated-soon alter, the sorban my I leg' healed also: leaving; however, tousiderabh discolors. don in the skin, end pain in the bone gibe krt. **as / 0 / do , blessing of God : and a little longer perseverance iNgtatt ble' Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, .met . Itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal pat gradually going or - t ~,, became, by ydur liberal advice and medic-fee, y free 1 i my former comptaints--have recovered my l 'er er:e ct r i sPb. ll3 strength, and am become jolly ace tat, in which aloha! ' tinued many months to the astonishment of all who I am at a loss in what terms to -express my gratitude, bid r. for the good of other suffering mortals, to mate tide eh public as possible, *el shaltessovery occasion-in et' _,,,.•: l will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very • f intlirr, rant , ALEX. MU ~.,.. 4 Swan's Mile; i yetreet, ,Edinburgb. - Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londoni• ' 4 I ; 'by , • , Prepared and &croft Prorr ietor, Th omas No. 9, New Bridge:street; •• ,V I, t i They are also sold Islsis appointment, at. the Peffuniept • ..!! t; Alhan's-Oreet,.Pall Mall; the Toy-shop, Ida 1 . : , ie.- reet •, %tr. Distorough's, No. 7, rish-street-loin, • ~e, irate the Monument; and by one person in , oveiree . ,-: sown in Engiantif &chi boxes only an 9d..mteks *MAW "4 full and plain directions, whereby person:: ofoithat us - ' 4. - themselves with ease and secrete. , . , • t. B. Every Box toldln Great B •Is stelt.dtni viith • . in which,by falrourof the ennui. °sae “T.Tipor,z4pipAisc ls prin ..-tote at induce • • la felony ' . •- ...4.: - 'if- , z: .---- ' d t • DIED. ~. • On the 24th September, arVa.ladobil, in Spain r arcl f.'7, Wil liam Lidderdale, Est) Deputy Inspector of lioviralt, whine en• lights fled mind, beueltoitok Mart, and great protemional dulltiies, endeared him to a circle of numerpus (Ileacla. , . . ..- : 2114:14N HIGH WATER AT 1404TRRI kalaTo MISr .- • • Motalbg.... . .....:. ... :. . :.: 12 minuted after it ARer00m........... ........ . ..... :. . 43 minutes efts? ll - - HEN Men of Education and professional skirll use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe sod' . . certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success- Ind level! of their experience is the best proof of ettpeitority. Weeks. GOSS and,Co. Surgeons, Dave been induced to make the cure of the followieg the object of their-particular study, viz a certain Disorder, frequent..y contracted in a moment of Weil cation, and tts cosiconittants, Strictures mod Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de bility, whether aniline from Bacch analian indulgences, long resi dence it •••sern climates, or a secrei solitary sine, too of - en tins happily pursaed by the yoush et both sexes, in the one calming sterility or barreetiess, tied in die other a numerous tram Of iter volts diseases, which, if not tinnily remedied, terminate in impq since a! ad toneemption. In that distreetieg sine of .idebility or deficiency, whether the couseqtunce of suck baneful habits, or arising from aft' other cause, by which the powers of the consti tution become enfeebled, as regularlredutitted Stirecor.s of l.on. don, they offer a hint, safe, assti speraly . restozation to sound and eigotious healthy 'lle result of a long and extensive prattles has enabled then,!. by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however itiveter.i.e or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Caen where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they fro ' quently perform a cure in the shot t space of two days. 'the un precedented success of their mode of triatment (which has octet been known to fail in one sloe,' instance in a practice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursed by other Pracitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly od'er their advice. Maws. Goes aced Co. exclusively ptclfesdag fhe core of de 'Se particular cemplaintit, in order that they may not be, l'y a tnistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached td the igOorant empiric, think it hut justice to tbeteseives to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into eery branch of the profession (certificate- M from d ffereht Hospitaft, and testimonials from the most eminent Phricians, they byte to convince ally inquirer) that the , sueoess resulting from their endeavour hest induced them• to put the entente or the general Practitioi;ra, sin! they presume th-tt their pp t.!l..insie costal:art a fair ground 'or the unpreeeiltint d cobfititinc- with which the f have, by the Public, hero I:nigher-Ay Muttered. Pitit:nta M. the cogently are iteles.-ettel to state the tar.iculars of their case age, and manoer or. hying , encloong a hank-sere for advice and medidnes, and the sang-pOl foFwarded to any pvt of the kingdom. GOSS and Ow baqpeas, 13,. fieet-streer.- LONDON s !dated by Laves. Kew r ?lava riser, NC publishs4 that, sada t h e St►r Office, Issulsklat• . 1 ' r 1 -1 I; A IA M i