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7 . - .11ti .411 P.Wkwittisas *as ataisait COATI•111•-.1* St. MBE* and family, Mrs. H sad faadly. Miss Plating Enaliga•f. • for i dope—Mts. Meade andlansily;,CtilowelLal3 putt WlSAli—For M'—My. G. ll net; ; J. M‘Dowall, R. Moresby, Vol Bont7a7ll Pan Nrorkas—For Bombay-r..A. Andoake4 Skraiitin ; Megan. E. Galway aod C. Black, fresesb! Mr. Jonaph Raathall„ Infantry Oallet. • • • X. • I.f. Altz‘vlLLE—For Madras-1444i" •• 2 . ParlaaslatrwCaptlia C. Hodgson' and Lady - % •Oitpt. 0. Barnes and Lady, and Mks L. Barba; Mests. I. Pititiraon, W. Natant. stillM. Baa s iallatry tam; and T. 90.14, Vol. Bombay Martha.. , • . Pga,stedoirillona- -- Por Benge...ally,,ky!, W. itki * et in : * doer,-Alky y—Mr. B. Allah -Free adding; Colonel W. newidhioakiiso) c,Ol Ikaresiard, areulcy c T. B. lissis;:#2: U. Evials, eit*Wfidet J. Mak Vtg. Bods bay nsatene. Psa' C4ll4lAlaiaT linalluipo.G. Andersotiv acid " Lady ; Captain 3.3. :Drummond; W.boutley, Eft.Sitraedall ississig-4urgenil Ho wit and Lady.; MGM. Hewett Messrs. I. Kentkls,.D. GI ambit!, acid R. Boyd, writers! Misses L. Outlawed hi ,} H. 3kown ; Maws. C., Widdlaipti's, Knga. note, A. T. Reed, infantry, J. A. Dasqes and J. Walker, Aqll- . krt. Cadets - and G. 'Yawn, Volunteer Bombay Marine:- Par Ceylots...:Rev./T Coke, LL.D. and Lady, and W. M. lia• yaid Lady, Missiooaries; and Mr. 'I Suiter. , ;-For Cantan—Luondsong, Chinese Me chant. • • • LOSS „OF TH. D4DiILUS. . hod- It. ZURACT OF .A LETTRR FROM AN OFFICRR OF HIS MA JESTY'S ?MATZ DADALUS. " Madras, August 5, 1513. If We, on the Ist of July, after a prosperous though tediotts voyage with our convoy, made the island of Ceylon, searToint de Galle, and not more than four days sail from our destination (Hadn't): On the *horning of the 2d, about eight'o'clock z going very feet through the water, all hands were roused and alarmed, as you may easily conceive, in consequence of the ship touching the ground , and then sticking fast; we all Noshed - on deck, when the distressing truth too evidently appealed. The ship had mini and grounded on a shoal. _Fortunately for us and convoy it did not oceur:at night; if it had, certainly not a person would hate , been saved to relate the la. teentable tale. Necessary signals were immediately thrown out by us to *the convoy, which saved them from sharing the same fate with ourselves. No indi cation of shallow water had been perceptible ; though coloured, it was not more so than all the morning and evening previous. We remained on the shoal for twenty minutes, rolling .considerably; and while the boats were ascertaining the deepest water, 'the ship gathered way; all sail was immediately set, and she once more floated. Whilst aground we observed• the false keel and several splinters separate from her, but had thought the damage extended no farther. , u A report was now made, that The bread-rooM aid cockpit were fell of water. The chain and hand pumps, which had been previously manned, werenow vigorously worked, and, for a time, our exertions szemed successful. At this time the ship had run into deep water, and the fleet •outaf all risk, and hove to by signal to send all boats to Our assistanit. For some time the principal injury was suspected to - be far aft, and not much ender the water-mark ; the cabin and aftermust guns were run forward, to bring the ship by—the head for the purpose of getting at the leak, but without effect. Soon the order was given to throw all the guns,• with their shot, overboard, which was done with the greatest expedition. All hands were alert withhope mad zeal, and particularly active in the discharge of their duty. 66 The carpenters now declared the leaks to be far under water, abotit the'keer and sternposti and the rudder was found to work so much, thil at was thought ' judicious to get it unshipped, which was very soon done, and brought alongside. u The lower piece of the sternpost was at this time aserved to be gone ; the water gaining considerably on the pumps, though actively worded; and approach ing the orlop deck. A sail, prepared with oakum and tar, was now got over the stern, for the purpose of stopaing the leaks, which were now discovered • but alas I only to shew their extent and danger, with the impossibility of stopping them. They were on both sides, very far aft; and at another, where the sternpost ra out; a stream rushed in nearly as large as a man's body. g g The state of the ship was nova nearly hopeless; the leaks were too numerous and large to be reme. died in the smallest degree, by any means. The ship's crew nearly exhausted by unremitting labour for eight hours at the pumps, and seeing the water, in spite of their exertions, rising to the lower deck, began to flag. 6 Nothing remained untried to save the ship, and lam sorry to say, without success. Our wonky com mander, Captain MAXWELL, now thought necessary to provide for the safety of the peoples they were put into the different boats in waiting, and taken on board the nearest Indiamen. At this time the ship began to take in water at the main-deck ports, and was fast settling, consequently we were well assured that her time was very short for remaining visible; when the Officers, after seeing all the ship's company out of her, and going - through every part of the ves sel yet above• water, tor, the purpose of making sure that not one person remained, with heavy hearts quit ted the ship. Our worthy Captain remained till every one were in the boats ; and about six in the evening, he took a final leave of her. In about five minutes, after lurching very deeply, she fell on her beam-ends and continued so neatly a minute, then she righted, sheaving only her quarter-deck• ports above water, when, gradually and Majestically disappearing, the 3i.u:uaLvs sunk for .1.• I assure you, the sight was sublime, but awrul: I .am happy to add, that every person was . eatiediand a great deal of their pr!. vatepropertt." r • ANDREW Eiitt ' Esq. of Ewer-street, in . the Strand, a Solicitor ortalintlie, has a carriage in which, we understand, he has u.ivel)ed upwards of twelve hun dred miles, with Affin s tsa priming of the Patent Anti. Attrition Cainpositiolr„the cost of which did not ex ceed five or six pence; and nothing else was applied to the wheels and axletreev. - %Piot/ay the dispatches , were Malt, els* te,t)se Y. Ali India tionse, and delivered - ladle P&seti df th* inderatentioned ships, trus. Bombay, clippl, Hainittop; P.lpteasong. Capri& M. ttill; Lady Pfißtylieb, Cipain • Cabalva, Cap !dlr./. Birth g AWd PicOtaan eA r ei• V);4llyrklpin-a!tar San- bey aid Chita 0411 * t qT. T. Wirflitstito, for Stint Helens, mania sad ni • kirf: talk- .• 4 - ,'`Zollr ninalstaingifb le 0 • i - ." i li t c .llll--Roilmorb\ , 'ei or CflAtegitet Millibtlitelt M. .....---. Ontalt Alta WS VelettpAVOlL,Aooo7Tes C. c•Aso l o* a rib . Via*: 1 Mr. Lena, on behalf "of 'the defendants, hi' th's i leanie,. soyed that. the Order of the, Court, dated this POth . Uf /Wrist last s for an in)uf itireefii*, -. knight •he discharged, and the •lagi . "iieed gotreop be diesolifed. :• ~.„.,„,.,,,„,,,, 1 'The Order in question erliff 'dwarf .1101.11111.1frs appliitation on the pot of the pbliddifsr#o" dileilent . metien WAS founded upon the fete' •• p answer of the 'defendants. • , The sought to be discharged Wig ass titider '- • Ited the defendants fl'otti teething the • ' , s and.profits of . the estates in questiatt, and ap. • *nted Mr. William Kinnard as the lteitiver of this •.. of shell rents and profits. - . Yr. Mr. lia i rdei affidieit denied that he ibsconded ; **liiitte4 - however, this be had kept out . of the way to tiVoid the consequences of - acceptances, with - t b e e had accotpmodated Mr. Wainotan to re. it im from pecuniary embarrassmefits in which Was intolved, in.order that he (Mr. Weinman ) p ill might eie &impelled, instead of himself. to discharge such engagements. The beirned Counsel contended, at considerable th' from that te ful 1 a t h wialsi tto wer of g then atdevf:hnicitever, for • ap. ap 'ing a 'Receiver ; on the contrary, the very cir- E M red eumstance , of the embarrassed situation of Mr. Wau.e., than was an additional reason why they sl:duld he ftontteued, as well for Lady Amcotts' sake as for the other purposes of the trust. So far from Mr. Camp• MI, having,skwn a disposition to injure the interests bf.his sister, that the whole of his conduct, not mcrely d In advancing her moue when when it Was denied to her by` her husband, but in beery act wherein he was con nected with her, either aces-brother or a trustee, was just and friendly. • The ties of relationship, irr addi tion to those of the trustee, were a better security for herinterests, than that whieli would be given totter by the appointment of a different Receiver; upon these considerations • he contended that the Order for ap pointing a Receiver ought to be discharged. Mr. Beata) followed on the same side. . ,Sir Samuel ROMILLYi Mr . TftlicLOYß l and Mr. Sutaaow, for the plaintiffs, contended that the Order for appointing a Receiver ought to be continued. Mr. Latcu replied, at some length, repeating his former arguments, in support of the motion. • The LORD Cuatectieeast thought as Mr. Campbell was appointed a trustee under the will of the testator, Sir Wharton Ancotts, very strong- grounds of mis conduct ought to be made out to induce the interpo sition of the Court for his removal. He did not, how ever, think that the plaintiffs had been successful in sustaining such grounds. It was to be observed, also, p.th i at he was a trustee, not merely for Lady Amcotts, wbo was only a tenant for' life, but also forehe daughter of Sir Wharton Amcotts, whose education . it wits the wish of the testator he should superintend. ftieltsfinPossible to shy that Mr. Campbell ought to of be 4isplaced, because he had relieved the distresses of this Lady in anticipation of the rents and profits of the trust property, especially when it was recollected that such relief was afforded at her own solicited Upon the whole, it did not appear to him that'll:se was any thing which would authorize the Court to discontinue Mr.. Campbell in the management of the trust. •His Lordship, therefore, directed the plaintiffs order tce be discharged. . - The Magistrates and Council havelroted the free• dom of Edinburgh ; with a piece of plate, to WALTER ' SCOTT * Esq. as a mark. of •esteem fot 'his literary talents. • The very great success attending FlouNsat, of Cornhill, iu the last Lottery, has turned the Wheel of Fortune in favour of those who adventure at their Office. This accounts roe the surprising demand of Tickets and Shares Wismar and Co. daily receive' from all parts of the United Kingdom. • - A new Periodical Miscellany will be published On theist February, entitled 0 The New Monthly Maga. zing," the political features of which will be in direct opposition to those of the Old Monthly Magazine, at present edited by Sir RtCHARD PHILLIPS. Several Gentlemen; of distinguished talents, will contribute to this Work, which will be open to disquisitions on every subject of general interest, and will contain the usual articles of necessary • information, forming a complete Record and Chronicle of the times. Friday night, while a lamplighter was lighting a lamp in the Back Stairs,tdinburgh, at a place where l it overlooks the Mear-market, he lost his balaqce, fell into the market from the top of the City's granary, and there is little hope of his surviving. The notorious highwayman Slug Ryan, and four other fellows, who lately left Clonmel gaol for trans ! portation to potany Bay; have escaped, and are re ' turned to the county of Tipperary. HATTON GARDEN.—Yesterday Mary Wilson, Mary Clarke, and Catherine Clarke, alias Urnoin, were brought I up in the custody of Read,. jun. and Limerick, char ged.with robbing a Gentleman of 42i, in Bank of England notes. Through the vigilance of the above two officers, Mary Wilson was traced to a house in Church-lane, St. Giles's, where she was 'found in company with the other two prisoners, to whom she gave part of the notes. On searching the apartment they found ten one pound notes wrapped up in a dirky towel, a one pound note and some silver in Wilson's pocket, and a ten pound note in the posses sion of the man who kept the room, to *ham she gave it to take care of. The ten pound note the pro- secutor identified. The prisoner Mary Wilson, was an interesting looking girl, about 16 years of age, and appeared extremely penitent, which had Such an effect on tbe prosecutor, that be solicited the Magis. trace' permission to drop the prosecution, as he was satisfied to lose his money ; with this request the Ma gistrate could not comply, the Gentleman being al ready bound over to prosecute. The prosecutor now became still more affected, shed tears, and was ones. skated . to leave the Office. All the witnesses were bound over, and the prisoners 'committed. • • A great confusion was caused at a Tabernacle in Tottenham-court-road, on Friday night, by a wag, who introduced a bag full of sparrows, and let them fly among a crowded - congregation. The birds, as is their nature, flew at the candles, and by their flutter.. • ing purthem all out. The offender was taken into :custody, and sent to the watch-houn. NOMTAL srAtr. Anistant•Surgeon J. F. Franck, front half-pay of Metals', 14or Liman, to be heststantsSurgeon to the Foreign Deput c liheo Vermeulia, promoted in the 60th Foot. . . • • . MIMOSA 11DM. The appointment of John Wallace, Gent. to lae Hospital-Ae sistaut to the Forces, as stated in the Gazette of t.lsthOctober s , Isis, has nut taken place. The undermentioned talkers are superseded, being absent with-, • out leave. Ensign Mathews,794 Foot. Cornet. Mutter, Brunswick Cavalry. 21111AT1/14 in the Gazette of the 14th September last. Chatseurs Britanniques-..Fur John M'Crea, Gent. to be Lnsigo, its. read Adezauder M'Crea, Gem. to be Ensign, BANKRUPTS. Manneduke Appleton, of finsxeshorough, yerkshire, linen-mar nufacturer, kaz.dresser, dealer and chapitab, to surrender Jan. 3,4, and February 8, at eleven, at the - Waite Hart Tavern,.' tillver•street, Kingston-upon-Hull. , Attornies, Mr. Robert Sandwith, Hull; or Messrs. Rimier and Sou, Bartlett's-Build hip, Holborn, Louden. Thomas Chapman, of South Clifton, Nottinghamshire , they keeper, dealer and c.harnan January 13, 14, and Feb 8, at ' four at the Angel Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Biguold and Bickersteth, Norwich, Messrs. Bleasdale and Co. New- Inn, London j or Mr. Thomas Ford, Newark. John Tagg, late of Totten Natation!, Cheshit e, innkeeper, dealer and chaproan, January 10, 17, and Feb. 8, at two, at the An gel inn, I'utten Knutsford. Attornies, Mr. John Domvile, Knutsford, or Mr. Wm, Fairbanks, Seething-lane, London. Thomas kaftans, of Frome, Somerset,, linen-draper, d.-aler and chapmaa, January 8, t 2, at one, and Feb. ft, at eleven .at the Elephant and Castle Inn, Bath. Atturnies, kle.prs. Nethersule and Portal, 15, Essex-street, Strand, London; or Lake Lvill, Greenotreet, Bath. James Smyth, of Tunstall; Staffordshire, nurseryman, dealer and chapman, January 7,8, at ten, and Feb. 8, at one, at the Legs of Man inn, Burstein. Attornies, Messrs. Btrridge, Hatton- Garden, London or Mr. Ward, Burden). DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Feb.lB, Wm. Murray, Pall Mall-court, tailor, at ono. Feb. 19, Robert Knaptin. Nicholas-lane, bill-broker, at twelve. Jan. 22, John Johnson, Fenchurch-street ' druggist, at ten. Jan. 20, Samuel Close and Robert Robbison,Houndeditch, paekimpease. makers, at ten. Jan. 22, Benjamin Waters, Finch-lane, broker, at 'twelve. IJan. 22, Wm. Pin t $3 l Strand, divereasitb, at eleven. , , ,bree'‘ 4. Jobs Nip", Woutkibg. to ' h. b than, tot, tka , !kit -draOr k t **W. fairatillartl ' . .0, ,: 0 g i t t i tt i NaSIPOPOTIO* 3 4 : • 3 11111810111 , 3 . • " *R.Otilteitl brCe 28%. Ai WHllliiiiiliis Miiiirldidele his limn pirated, 4n Monte nod^ slinta*Kordikilalesty to direct, that, rns fifth instast;libilliet Weeivißeginieriti of Dragobni Of .. ''s Girlaudy Be*Bill a r Ws termed•the i.e did ed Regimshts i' l f la t Dreg= thee the three liaillimente of light Dra- twins dal be lit; isi, andl& Iteglamob 6f Hussars olds* King's GOlSMStbqfild. • • Royal k l i r t s te it t l et _ rhIlF Felton Defile, O. to be vo , oat '' i 9.4 Ris.theditS et Gu s-tißileithifedil Cadet Clayton t* lit, p itYal ears, pi tM,i m tart o ritipto be Cornet, with. „le 4th R t of Dragoons—G. 44s' IdettilidEteeist ra be CM. tiIAR n it . Parche'eah vice hetbcote, promoted. 7th' =of Light oons---lieutenant J. D.. Elphinstone its WC:llpda of a • rrbop, by piaethak, vice Robeck, who .retires. , 11th DittOootornet B. *ZS :Voce: to be Lieutenant, without puethase, lice Duberley, promoted j George Schreiber, Gent to be Cornet, by putt:hue, vice Des .Votuz. 80th Dicto-:=-Litrutenant C. A. de Ruvyne, from the 62d Foot, to . be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice CoOke, prontoted in the 73d. Foot. . ,7th Reelment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet John Minton, from thoßoyaL hdilitery Cones*, to be lieutenant. without pur chase, "lee Delgairnes r appointed to the 55th Foot. . • ----- 11th Ditto—Lieutenant T. Stephens to be Captain of a Cotn- Licit- the "on. 4 ..--- , party, without perchase,viee Sutherland, appoih t ed. t o t h e l a t h Lieet:T. dykes, toxiden tub& the Mule:. ... ___:,. Royal Vetere!! Battalion; Ensign'—Armstrong to be Lieu. rant of Comtnender. tenant; vier Stephens; and Richard Rich Wilford _Brett, Goat. Capt. J. Fattiest to the command of the *oho. a' to be Ensign, hy.purcheise vice Long, promoted. of Capt. Lyfdrd, promoted to 0-- IOU) Ditto-CaptainW. Nthill from the Ssth Foot, to be Captain _ ( lihia in ` I r '' of a Company, vice Dowb ggen; who exchanges. 22d Diuo-.-linsign'te...l Adlittx:; X. Edwatds to have the rank of Li...tmobei Engin L Kyffell to be Lieutenant, without purchaie, vice Stamper, who resiges; A'exander Campbell Macdougall, Gent. to be Enslgh,'lrice Kylferi. !legs Ditto--Heolk Pollock, Eiq. late I Lieutenant in the Rest ' spent, to be Paymaster, vice Laforest, who reigns. intb itiltuOi-Captain C. Mill to be Mayor, vice /Winston', killed ilaWien. Ditto—Volunteer -.--- Stier to be Ensign, without pur . : alias, vice 'Fitton, prontotodla QM ail Font. 95*nspor-To be Liestemmis, wildest purchase, finely+ E. Shelia, vice Gregory, pronudedj Epsign W. Raiusfurth, vice W. *Donald, promoted. ' "-‘ ' • ' To be Ensigns, without purshase e „......- Wyatt, Gent, site She well; --e-. Ord, Gent. vice Rainsfortli. l'o be Adjutant-- + 1 ice enant C. S. Breaty, vice Gregory, promoted. $9O Ditto—Carain S. Dowbiggen, from the 18th Foot, to be f .Captain m i Company, vice Mull, who exchanges. 40th Ditto-Ihnslgn I. Robb tube Lieutenent, without purchase, • vice's'. Brown,promoted; Edward T. H. lirisco, Gent. to be 1 1- Ensign, by purchase, vice Rohl). 4SglEllitto—Gentleman Cadet Henry Hatton, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Coates, . promoted. 47th Ditto—John Riddell, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, r , vice Calder, prormeed. , lii 54th Ditto--:Edward Nugent, Gent. to be Ensign, without pee-(he t, . . chase, vice Burgess, promoted. ' life, th 57th Ditto---Nril M*Gibbon, Gent. to re Ensign, without our and r_ oestrut. chase, vice blieon, ponnoted in the- 6.4 h loot• destroy, the t, 60th bleo —TO be Lieutenants, without euethase—Enden J. • and trt j nce Caldavr, fr o wn the sth Garrison Battalion ; Erman M. Mewl, I -p otty:m ." 4a , , h from the 57th Foot. 1 the.merclago:st a , 69th Dicta—Ensign E. C. Collis to be Lieutenant,- Without par- 1 klarmive ; . chase, vice Savage, promoted. snit or 66i1l Ditto—Lieutenant William Barstow to be Captain of it i that. by Company, vice Pyne, dead of .his wounds; Serjeant-Melor i to a sou William Gilbert, tram tint 3d Foot Guards, td be Adjutant I quently (with the rstak of - Ensign), vice Harney, who resigns the .rind- ' o f v e „,, . de g c s on , . jutantcy only. 87th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without perch/se—Ensign A. P dent, is speedily and railte...f rall4lWVl*or exercise. as sissirriescr e vef i the Dram\ Acnyatr, vice Pym , promoted in the Otitis Foot ; Ensign if... am em bi e 4,„„ Cure t i c a s h ort .p.. r i u d 430 --- Irviee, vice Weatherley, promoted in the 6,Oth Foot. bahtful, dlngerons et .' rats of the Caustlc! iti erenit, r ofetwideltraill • To be Ensigns, without purchase—Volttoo4r T R. Timhtel, 6 . iveo to several °cavemen or No „ sews f o tr . mb oi sie from the 9sth Foot, vice Amyatt ; .Anthany eirrodi Gent. ' been cured in a very *bort period, afterharing laboutertedlafs vice Irvine. strictures for many years. To married rstnales, wupse chow 99d Ditte—Ensign S. Turner to be Lieu:gnat:it, • vice A. Itt'Do. cations or those NOW' pledges of connubial happiness lave beet* 241.44 dead of his wounds; Serjeant-Major —... bffPlierson c hi me d , i t ill y alco'be a plettarg reffection . to know, that lir./ td be Ensigs, vice Turner. • proper perseverance In their remedies tbe*geseral bealthis team 94th Ditto—Lieutenant G. W. Matins, from the Northampton. voted, and -he Impesrmeirs removed. .hire Militia, to be Entign, without purchase. Messrs. Gots and Co. escies;trely reediting the cite 6: chef 95th Ditto—To be First Lieutenants, 'without purchase—Lien. particular complains, ItlisitieT ti az they may not beinarited by tenant Lord Charles Spencer, from the 52i1 Foot ; Second a mistaken few,with the obkx i f , i *p justly attac h e d to teal gu os Lieutenant J. Simmons, vice Doyle, killed in action. ' rant genetic, think 'that justice to t•tklnteteet to state ettl4l4 - , To be 6ccund Lieutenants, with Out purchase—Peter Campbell, have been properiy educated and inittattel into *veer bean4b of Gent• vice Siintnani ; T. Drury, Gent' vice -je Mm it 's p ro " the profession (certificate% o:iel:L-1s front afforePacnibiledelt mated. Royal Staff Corps—Lientenant C. Wright to be Captain of a testimonials from the most eminent physicians, t...xy to, =. .i Tinge any idtittfres,) that the success resitting frOin Aide Company, without purchase, vice Read, ptomOted on the votlrt Brat Quarter-Master.Genend's Staff) Ensign T. Campbell to be induced them to quit the practice of the gener ofpmfro) Wiener, and they Presume that their pretensions ionstitute I tat Lieutenant, vice Wright. ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have sth West India Regiment—George Mess, Gent. to be Ensign, by the Public been so liberally honoured. • • vice Egan, who resigns . Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars sth Garrison Battalion—J. D. Kane, Gent, •to be Ensign, vice of their case, age, and manner et living, enclosing a Book-note Caldo, promoted in the 60th Foot. for advice and medicines, and the same will be fornarded to any Bourbon Regiment—Second Lieutenant T. Canty to be First part of the kingdom. . . Lieutenant, without purchase, tire Chaillet, who resigns. / C-OSS and Co. Surgeons, IS. Bouvetitodteillajiast dr net. To be Second Lieutenants, "hoot purchase—Charles Macken zie Campbell, Gent. vice de . Latour, who resigns; and lleu- 1 dare Mytim, Gent. vice Casty. srarr. Lieutenant 0.F. 1 Mk, of tics lit Ceylos it egiinent, to be Milt. tary Auditor-General in the Island of Mauritius. To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General to the Forces, John Davidson, and Thomas Wharton Ramsay, Gents. - To be Paymaster to the Foreign Depot at Lyntington. Wiffiam Henry Suuper, Esse late Paymaster cf the Chassenrs •Britanniqueb . The King's German Legion. Ist•Reginterit of Hussars—Hospital-Mate C. C. Meyer to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Emilio. promoted. Cbssseurs Britaaniques. Ensign F. Bohsot to be Lieutenant, vice D'Orktuille, prmot,ed in the 60th Foot; Baltkazard rondo, Gent, to be Ensign, ;rice • Bokser. ' , 4-40.0", Ike um M arthlCATt lailsiaae IS. "ha Cairo*, Angel-enuir, merchant. GeOrge Abstsll4, Ilford, ibaskeeper. Tbislikie•Oinem Alfebtod, rterter. belie Theodore Barker; Mustard, drape,,: John Anderioraibt i rt bill, glass led ehinarniu 'fl i. orais Hamner ; AV - Tsrham; (piker. Isast TVIIIMIIO, Wood-street, eibbreka•lnlikehEj lientard-, riptimath-Pock, Chaths Mod Lambertsrat it O merchant. Benjamin Agar Day, s Astou, Sinai Matti bans, brass-founder. Kith ird 1114 1 , 4 6,,mila* %herd:ant. &VI Abrahams, Sheerbess, slopsellee. WilliamPqoper, Nottiogbetill hosier sod late-mann( actof r. DISTRIBUTION Or PiklitE-MOtaltf. Tyrian, for she Riga Packet, on her arrival ,, -eecaUed at 414 Mary-street, Port4mosi . b. NAVAL. APPOINTMENT& Lieut F. Banks, commanding the Blazer, It ?Mesta a the `rank or Commander, continuing the cot' f t Of the*** Lieut the Hon . 3. fel tho rank dgeassetedare Lieut:T. dykes, comthurniihg the Indian et HeSO. to be rant of Cone/ minder. Capt. 3. Forbes; to the commul t i of the &ay e , (1 /4 itio of Capt. Lyfdrd, promoted to the rank of Poet Cartier Captains, 1. Christlue, to the Leueret ; 0. W. Wsfiel, tit the Batches; and VV. Evans, to the Cadmus. Liestenaots !Mathew% to the *anima ; S. Jerveise 6 Orate Martial. • This morning, in Cockrpnr•i:reet, Mrs. Ws, of a &men. r• _ _ DIED: • On As 7A inst. at Llehon, the wiled Mut icier?, El. lb Britannic hiajltsty s e Consul General in Portugal. Mnnday, the 27th in-t. Elizabeth Jane, At Wile of Joseph Alcock, oLßoehawp:oa, Esq. Saturday, in Charles street j lierkeley-sltsar:, Lath Wolk% wife . • of Sir Francis On the 11th inst. at the Constable HU, 214outrose, Mart Watt, aged el. She sues confined to ber bed tkrte 'ears arid four months ; and what is rensarkabl-, for two months prOtihol- to her tlissolo.ion, she Was unable to charge hew pastries truss. pearly pert " r. MSH t 3. S. GOSS and 04 .aa*Cgatar-bitamircrisui the Roptl Amiga. lousti devoted their of those tirsoider, • prevent, 0 - atunerous of the ft superior cHALLExpt. MESSRS.CURitIE. and Co: Sorgdons, late in his Majesty's Service' challenge the wools world to prove r single instance where then; Medicine and method of cure eget failed of the desired effect. ;The practice of many yeaa In the pardculat branch of their prolesdau has not given rise to we ' unsucoessful cam. They centintie to direct their Mottles to the treatment and ere of Venereel Complaints, and dint derangement of the 'latent, Which Is the (consequence of the pernicious and Wasteful erects of a habit long midmost unhappily pursued by the )outheof both sears, in the one it will be hived to be the unfailing source of berms . nets; ihe ocher have its ravages tataNy developed to them I.; a dig. treating state of debility, which„ if not timely remedied, term ir r tes !n inn These are Its remote and ultimate effects, while don. Ione; Sorra muscular power,an various nervous complaints squally duitsitterise the.earlier stages of th!s solitary vice. Of per. sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never phased unsuccessful, In the 'courre of a long; laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated am:* of venereal infection, net as obstructlues in 'the urethra, spungy excrescences, Lard tit' mars, callous Ideals, ereptions, seminal weak-neer, sleets, as aka STILICIURES, "Amber recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill Sfother Pracddonets ; are by :Ler present improved pin of. UvatMent, effectually and permanently erred, without chemise"' angering tbetnycruc.adng pain and alarming t..insortliage wlich otttn follows the apprcation cc: the lanar ca tear. t fn th e tout.. of 50 yeirs e:tien.i've practice In th'.3 metripolie, nenterotts C:11;(6 at • atr:cterA baviteen and arc dafiy under their care, the .ostal arailicatearied.edtich are Iffeettal by e,mie,ttetain, and erkieeas does mods of practice, sup2r:or to any newt 'yet adodtt& weakness, relaxation. pod geltility proceeding 'rep thla rota plaint, Is speedily removed. and .the pwßitutasigaysl to soutp! • and, vigorous hecith: Hut wher.• tite-debitity.has tot years ezialli tad, a proper ;erseeera.nce in ,hilt restoranve r-ntedirs,aftzr the, Stricture has 1..-:nt destroyed, is in.lispensahly requisite to revive the siiiinbvrani sperht of life, and to reanimate the camstitunts.:. Smieral Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the !Iva reso.ciab” ty Lave been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co Lr toe res ntoval of complaints of tt a 1 iretit:•a, Strictures, &c. and, layrill received a radacal and permanent vine, rectest that refer, ora may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the tireiski 3,!* periorlry of Messrs. Currie end Co.'s plan of trsatm , ut. Malif of these Gentlemen had Strictures from ten to to enty rfr and were uttlei• the CJ/1) of Messrs. limns end Heat.s:cic't and other surgeons of equal emirience, who attentintsi their cure by the application of the lunar withrrlz su.. "". Patients in :he Country are reverted to suns tit.- partkitlev. of their case, age, end roomier of living, encleting a s3,lY note for adviie and medicines, and the same will Le tak:ll r forwarded to any part of the Xingdont. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consultod by either See, vo b • the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their house, No 107, - HIGH MATAR. AT LONDON SRI nit Monag ••••••••••••: • ••••••••••••••• 000000 .• 1 •1•••••• 000 .9 T Maws 4.er 6 :Owes after LONDON: Printed by Lavas Kant, Picket Plate; and ' pubillbed the and at Use Star Mee, Terinite ear. 1 Feb. Aviamtiv, Ust 4 M the dOtittrat _ F ib, fi lei 1 Oftieiry 13iiissibir, tidbit*, # hillift, :Mho% Olin' Ileb , as, titislllA4t Cola, trip, I ,_ 2B ', •,_ at el y en , at Un n lea, ColittstilliL Sam W. iabil 15c . 4, in Wortteng, be ,at rstteoh the ses Hotel, WOMBS( r, " alb Ss, WM. Mid lost:pit *ISM aki ten hitts• Yeiklifht °fth spillaita.4 trogoittmOitthodi •• M. ,_, PIT/Mr. limala.Mritstoit-Bpotal A, krt., at eleven, at OM u „ ht Dra' MA L ' tali,. so, Wltt. reits:Dtkkeerster, '&10-drat*, it t ' l6l ssars at the Cuailiserclat Rotas, Bristol. lan. 21, Jelin swam t ' Mantle!, iii**, al.A t erglaisj at the Dolphit, Chichester% t*. . , l the Royql CoUe:e of Surgeons Is Amiga. lesee'rildli•• it devoted their attention for thesi Lis a lirAisarato* vtal:k hose tlitioider, which so frequently vEiFitter, 3 ani toe tiGill! rent, that .inerimebts bless*, 'hifillKinetilet (elicit . _a.,. 'emus emlicalons the/ have titherto )t t 1 e be first atistsiption, .and the snit x _ . . _ _.,....__ _,,,e l s azsgstigni their nor mode eV irestrii(nt In suctt•comed o pub:tely to offtri their !tiff i!intem 1 all Ca 4 t 1 .1* delsUlr or. cl,RCienct, willialser - . - rettltlng had too frequkcy of participtting in the.gekrtjggil-s flohloonblb t he -utibinended Isdeilrent ref libitrielial,W 4 1Cfat il e destructive haldt,whichive4tenstbe energy . gi rote th• dower of youth. isrproduiing **Welt tit 9PS 0 194 Ig. impotence in the oth,:r , flley offer a esfe and eiteter.o. , :hose who, from sueliormplaints ' • are sm ' ARO inerrygeltaie, aril agigetrl biearit flilitc littstts* shit v .. comities in silence, it niestbe corisoliiiter, know, boveteir dill. d r inidritteat the cnre mot Ind.:Med b* Mb*. PraetOise:Z . by a renovating and itda*Aille tstotlild, do* awl Wits' sou :ad and Vittort=ui constitutlon4 'A certain Disofilors frit'. .1 ntly cnnrracted in &moment ofiddiecteeitet, and eirtory specie rexercsl Infection, ht a milfrid nurse-fail* mode of 'Antos it, is speedily and radicalty eitiibvcd, 'without netrainti In disii zerelse. se alesfitricterertiftthe Orilloaaaal %nits WW-ch f bff . - mailed. **cure 'if: a short period, ettbat recnutsst A° dd.*