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POETRY. ON THE DEATH Cl TUE R161141' lIONOURABLE SPENCER PERCiVAL• Is there a heart so dead to Pity's flame ? And feels that breast that sighs trot at thy name! , Or is it justified the horrid decd That thus inhuman bade thy bosom bleed ? Ah, no ! from tv'ry virtuous eye, the tear .For Nit c EvAL, bespeaks a grief sincere! They need no tie of sentiments allied, In whose veins flows the lame exalted tide Of strict integrity.—Whose bosoms feel • A kindred itdour in their country's weal. perior kind : ipathy of mind! on the .oyal :rown .vorge iyrne ircs. t. te lent. to IGth a!ed. be 25th ) cx. East :ompany, aiikd lead of latiga dun. Mill- mime, ehrto ,Ilton led in Niili- to bt the Essex anal t, fulackr, with• to be t,f a ; Se- with. want thm, vice 39th Cap- mny, We- Foot, ovan, echasr, ;fifth, . 2 to ilham who to be vice East rang, :Ord, alO . on idiams. 'Men !rest, oilstone, 'Unison ; the drant; attord I osh. P. .n Foo., antruttlvi, lion; ioek ; ;heal 44th Ditto—Emign Robert Crier to be Lieutenant, vice )3n thank, killed in action; Ensign Dering Carey to be dto, vice Arent, killechin action. To he Ensigns—Ensign Horner, from the Portuguese Ser vice, vice Grier; Vohoteer Strong, from . the &se Foot, I ce Carey; Nicholas . 1 oler Kinpley, Gent. without purclia-e, vice NYalsh, promoted in the 1•311 Foot. 45th Diteo—Lteutenant 'cartels Powell to be Chptain of a Coins party, vice Herrick, -killed in action; Ensign R. M'Gibbon to be Lieutenant, vice Powell. To be Ensigns—Co:in Macdonald, Gent. vireGeorge Macdonald, killed in acsioli ; Volunteer Idea, vice Gotland, killed in action; Volunteer Cranford, *ice M'Gibton. 47th Regiment of Foot—John Diskette, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hill, promoted. 48th Ditto—Lleutmant W. W. Chellyn to be Contain of a Cies pan y ' vice Brooke, billed in action. e Eiign Fab rck M'Dougall to be Lieutenant, vice Chilcot, killed in action ; Ensign Wm. Norman so be ditto, vice Cheslyn. To be Ensigns--Volunteer Poky, trom the lit eh Foot, vice Barker, killed in action ; Fleury Le Maurits., :Gent. vice Al•Dougal; Serjeant Major William WetheraU, vice Norman. • 5241 Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Cetnpanies, Liettleffant James hitblait, vice lone., killed in action. Lieutenant Edward 1 aneton, vice'Nldden, kiPsal in action. Lieutenant William Rental', vice Poole, killed in action. Lieutusant Henry DAW run • vice 'Merry, dead of has wounds. To be Lieutenants, • Ensign George Hall, vice Booth, killed in action. Ensign IL 6. Hallett. vice Royle, "in ae.iion. Ensign W. R. Nixon, vier M•Nair. • Ensign George Gawkr, vice Langton. Et:sign Nicholas Nepean, trice Rental. Etisos C. R. Buckle, vice Dawson ; Snodgrass, Gent. vice Hall. J. Stewart Cargill, Gent. vice Hallett ' Vounteer Thomas Gottinghans, vice Nixon. Fraser, Gent. IliCe•Gawlet. William Hunter, Gent. vice Buckle, promoted. William Crawley Yonge, Gent. vice Nepean, paomoted. Nth Nun—John Reid, Geut. to. be Ensign, by purchase, vice Potts, promoted. 60th Ditto—Captain Charles C. Bacon, from half -1 ay of , ite 92d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Catvpbell, who ea °banes, receiving the difference ; Enstn Witham Taaffe to be Lieutenant, vice Sterne, killed in action; Serjeant-Major Gottlieb Serche, to be Ensign, vice Taaffe. (Stith Ditto—Robert Ball, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lord Charles Spencer, appointed to the 95th Foot. 71st Ditto-=Ensign Peacocke to be Lieutenant, without ,purchase, vice Persse, who retires. 7r.ci Di to—Lieutenant Wm. Keys, from the Derby Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 74th Ditto—Lieutenant 'l . hos. Shore, from the Royal East Mid dlesex Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 77th Ditte—Lieutenant W. S. Farmer, trom the Glamorgan Mi litia, to be Ensign, without pu: chase. 80th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Tomkinson, from the Stafford Militia, to be Ensign, withuut purchase. 81st Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas B. Ball to be Captain of a Com ; patty, vice Jam. s, dead of his wounds; Ensign Samuel Steele to be Lieutenant, vice Ball. filith Ditto—Jasper Hale, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Grant, promoted. 88th Ditto—Lieutenant Wm. Mackie, to be Captain of Coin. party, vice Lindsey, killed in action. To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Christian, vice Mansfield, killed in action; Ensign John Darcy, vice Macalpine, killed in action ; • Ensign James Moriarty, vice Cotton, killid in action; Ensign Robert Edgar, vice Mackie. To be Ensigns—James Saunders, Gent. vice Christian ; William M'Clintock, vice Darcy ; Volunteer Henry Fawcett, vice Moriarty; Volunteer George Buubury, front the 94th Foot, vice Edgar. 95th Ditto—Brevet-Major Cameron to be Major, vice O'Hara, killed in action. 'To be Captains of Companies—First Lieutenant Michael Hewan, vice Diggle, killed in action ; First Lieutenant Edward Chaw nere vice Cameron. To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Robert Cochran, vice Hovenden, killed in action. Second Lieutenant J. A. Ridgeway, vice Carey, killed in action. Second Lieutenant John Fry, vice Allis, killed in action. Second Lieutenant Henry Scott, vice Stokes, killed in action. Second Lieutenant J. P. Gairduer, vice Croudace, killed in action. Second Lieutenant William Haggup, vice Hewan. Second Lieutenant Gentle Vickers, vice Chawner. 'to be Second Lieutenants—Ensign Lord Charles Spencer, from the 68th Foot, vice Cochrane; Volunteer Lawson, vice Ridgeway ; John Hill, Gent. vice Fry ; Frederick .Mun. 6,11, Gent. vice Scott; Vere Webb, Gent. vice Geirdner ; Alex. Campbell, Gent. vice Haggup; Donald Ferguson, Gent. vice Vickers. 96th Ditto—Ensign James Pratt to Lie wenant, vice Clifford, deceased. JAMES O ' Connpr, Gent. to lie Lnsign, vie. Pratt. 98th Ditto—Francis D. Duly, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase,*ice Wilson* who resigns. 101st Ditto—Lieutenant Warren Bowers, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Bre, who exchanges; Wrn. Carry, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, viceParker,whu resigns. 103 d Ditto—Lieutenant Nathanial A. Jagger, trum the host Essex Militia, to be Ensign ' without purchase. .sth West India Regiment of Foot. • To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieutenant John &t -words, front the 12th Foot; Lieutenant Augustus de Spii tebant, from Dillon's Regiment, vice Finney, appointed to the 11th Veteran Battalion. Bth Ditto—Lieutenant John Blood to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice O'Farrell, placed upon half-pay. Royal Ali icon Corps. John Sutton, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mackay, promoted. A etnorea atuour m inetr country - s weal. Their's is attraction of ouperior kind : The pure spontaneous sympathy of mind! . • Now mute in death's cold silence re3tt that tongue On which persuasive Eloquence late hung. , No more retiring quick from nublic life . . Shall he with fond affection, greitthe wife. . • No more I-that cruel =mint put an erd ' To the kind father and the gentle friend. No-warning voice was sent his fate to tell! No Spirit whisper'd-" Take thy last farewell !" Come, RESIGNATION! shed thy swe,t relief, With angel -tone assuage the ineurni-r'sf:rlef ; And t lion, RELIGION, Come ! to whrm 'cis giv'n • " To speak of bliss reserv'd for saints in I leav'ti- To :ell the trump shall sound, and VI tiro e rise, 7'h-t, wing her flight to those celestial skies! ssivota, - ---. . , FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE, MAY 18. • His Royal Hiehness the Prioce Regent, in the name and the behalf of hi: Majesty, has been pleased to approve of I 416th Regiment being in future styled " The 86th (or the Re County Down) Regiment," and Bear the Irish Harp and Cro upon their button. • - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, MAY 19. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Cuards-Corner and Adjutant Get] 'Powell to have the rank act Lieutenant ; Cornet Forster By to be Lieutenant s without purchase, vice Smart, who refit-, 3d Regiment of Dragoons -R icaard "1 wi deton Fawcett, Gent be Cornet, ritlioue purchase, vice Kelly, who resigns. 11th Regiment of likiht Dragoons--Robert iitillingan, Gent be Cornet, by purchase, vice Rotton, prepoted. 14th Ditto--Serji.ant Major --- M'Carthy, from the 1 • Light Dragoons, to be Quai ter Master, vice Jameson, decca 16th Ditto-Captain the Hon. Henry Beauchamp Lygun to Major, by purchase, vice Pelly, promoted. . 18th Ditto-Robert Curtis, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. Ist Regiment-ef root-Captain George Marlay, from the t }clot, to be - Captain of a Company, vice Mitchell, who changes; Lieutenant James Aistone from the Royal I Middlesex Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.' 4th llttoL 7 Eittreitant litre Hunt to be Captain of a Conlin vice &illy:glum, killed in action : .• • , To be Lieutenaots-asEnsign Robert Arnold, vice.Striseiy, II . ' in aetiob • Endgn Richard Melholtand, vice Shepherd, des his woun ds; Ensign William Lonsdale, vice Hunt; En John Bushell, by purchase, vice Kicky, who retires; To be Enoigns-Volunieer IL Andrews, v.ce Ltulsdale I Vol tier D. M•Crohan, vice Bushell. .. flfh Ditto-Lieutenant William Russell, from the• Stafford 1 tie, to be Ensign, withou: purchase. . 7th Ditto-Captain GeorgeKir. to be Major, without march vice •-inger, killed in action; Lieutenant Joshua W. Week be Captain of 'a Corbpacy, vice King; Lieutenant Hand • Englisu to be diro, without purchase, vice Cholwich, kite action: Ensign Henry Stephen Nootil, Irum the Dorset IN tea, to be Lieateriant wittout purchase. . 12th Dato-Ensign Adam P. Walsh, front the 44th Foot, is Lieutenant, ‘t nhout porchaie, vice Edwards, appointed to bth Wist Irdia Regiment.. 16th Ditto -- Lieutenant Thomas Hurting, front the East E: Mania, to be En.ign, without purchase. lath Ditto,--Ensigii and Adjutant Joseph Hammill to have rank ofl,icutetiani ; Eu:.gn tilward Piggott to be Lienten without purchase, vice Molony, who resigns; Robert Vine Gem. to be Eon°, vice Pigott. 224 Ditto-Ensign Robert Kiel natider to be Lieutenant, sti our purchase, vice Norton, promoted; Ensign Richard Co to - he ditto, vice Poole, promoted; Robert Kyffen, Gent. t Ensign, vice Kiernander. 43d Ditte--Firtit Lieutenant Henry Johnsen to be Captain t Company, without purchase, vice Maw, killed In anion ; tond Lieutenant W. A. Griffiths to be First Lieutenant, w eat purchase, vice Collins, killed in action ; Second Lie . utel John Clyde to be ditto, vice Johnson ; Ensign Dixon Deuh front the Portuguese tivrvlce, to be Second Lieutenant, Griffiths, promoted; Volunti cc George Toole., from the Foot, to be ditto, wiilicut purchase, vice Clyde. 25th Ditto-Captain J. J. Mitchell, from the lit Foot, to be ( ta'n of a Company, vice Mislay, who exchanges. 27th Ditto-Lieutenant Philip Bass to be.Captitin of a Comp: - • vice Jones, killed in action; Ensign S. Hastings to be Li rant, vice LeVingr, killed in action; Ensign J. Hill to be di s vice einicoe, killed in action. To be Ensigns-Serjeant-Major Smith, from the 52d F vice Wart ington, dead ut !.is wounds ; Ensign U. Donee from the Portuguese service, vice Hastings; Nicol M'NI Cent. without purchase, vice Hill, promoted, - 32i1 Ditto-Robert Gardner, Gent. to-be Ensign, by parch vice Roberts, who retires. - 33 d Ditio--Lieuti nant John Cameron, front thg Royal. i Midt:lesex aliltia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 34th Dilte--Lieutenatit Price Jones, from the Denbigh Milt . to be Ensign, without purchase. 36th Ditto=-Lieutenant Henry 0134, from the 161st Foot, be Lieutenant, vice Bowers, who exchanges; Ensign Will Peacocke to be ditto, withoLt purchase, vice Raison, I realgus ; Volunteer Roger Jones, Ilium the 324 Foot, ti Ensign, vice Peacocke. 97th Dittos-Wm. Moir, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Dale, pronioted ; Lien - enant Jahn Ottey, trt m the Royal 1 Middlesex Militia, to be Engin; without purchase.. I' Sink Ditto-Serjeaut-Major.A. Veltch to be Ensign, vice Eve. ' %ffid in actiou. 39th Ditto-Lieutenant Henry Smith to be Mutant, vice Li who 'resigns the Adjutantey only; Ensign Trevor Whilarni be Lieutenant, wit bout purchase, vice Whitney, placed halt-pay; John Kingd•ury, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Within 40th Regiment of Foot. a - To be Lieutenants--Enegn Abraham Wilkinson, vice Cie shields, killed in action ; Ensi g n Robert Tee:, vie* Str dead act his wounds; Ensign John Foulkes, vice Aylfitg, kit • in attic& _ 1 o be Ensigns-Serjeant-Major James Powell, vice Janine dead of his wouncts ; Hayes QUeade, Gent. vice Wilkibsi Volutaxerillay Robb,. vice Tea& ; Volunteer J. A, Wid Mm, vier FOulkes. 41st Ditto-Captain George Marquis of Tweeddale, from _ 15th light Dragoons,. to he Major, by purchase, vice Gra , • John Guide, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, ice Mack promoted; Lieutenant Simon, litddulph, from the Staff - - Militia, to be ditto, without purchase; Lieutenant Josh Vickery, from the Royal South Utoucc..ter Militia, to be di • 41d. Ditto--Livutenatit Hamilton Maxwell, from the 2nth Ft to be Captdin of a Company, by purchase, vice Anstruti . promoted. •- 4341/kn.-Major Daniel James Hearn tn be Lieutenant-Ci eel, vice MI-rod, kited in action; Brevet Major W. F. 1 Napier tb be Major, vice Hearn ; Lieutenant Thi mos Ryla to be Captain of a Comisany, v.ce Napier_ To be Lieutenants-Ensign Wm. Havelock. vice Hamer., Li] • in' action ; Ensign W. Williams, vi‘e 'l.aLgairt, killed in acti Ensign Folliett, vice Rylance. '• . To be Ensigns-Volunteer it ichard O'Connell, vice Havel* Cuiin Campbell, Gent. vice IA Whims ; Benjamin Hutch, '5. red ts waids, front the Portuguese service, vice Folliet „, ••,._, • s ' % . • • •‘. . • __ _ • Ist Garrison Battalion. Edmund Waller, Gent, to be Ensign, v.we kiamilton, who resigns. BREVET• Major William Broke, of the 4oth Foot, to be Lieutenant , Colonel in the Army. Captain Charles Ellicombe, of the Royal Engineers, to be Major in the Army. . The King's German Legion. • ist Dragoons—Ulrich Baron Earner to be Cornet, vice Nater i mann, promoted ; and Augustus Baron Munchausen to be ditto; vice Lovetzose, promote:l. t 2d BOtto=To be Comets—Valentine Baron Massow, vice Frt metti, promoted; and Troop Serjeant-Major E. Meyer, from the Brunswick Cavalry. 2d Light Dragoons—s Frederick von Forer to be Cornet, vice Grahn, promoted. Isi Battalion Light infantry—Fr:wst Frederick Adolphus Koes ter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lleisi% promoted. Rd Ditto—Captain Peter Hurizig, from the oth Lamblion of the Line, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Best, promoted. lit Battalion Of the Line—Cadet-&erjeant. William !Wryer to be Ensign, vice Best, promoted. 24 Di no—William i).iwskin, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Hesse, promoted. 3d Ditto—Ensign Julius Erinckmann to be Lieutenant, vice Borgstedt, deceased. sth Ditto— Jkury Llewellyn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Leh mann, promoted. 6th I)iuo—Lieutenant Christi= Anthony to be Captain of a Company,%with temporary rank, vice Hurtzig, pro ,ottd in the 2d Light infantry; and Ensign Christian Finch n to be Lieutenant, vice Anthony. To be Ensigns—Ensign Lewis Benne, from the Garrison Com , pany, vice Depps, promoted ; and Lieutenant Schafer, jun. from the Retired List of theftrunswick Corps, vice bander, promoted. Sib Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Best, frost 2d Light Battalicn, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Lasperg, deceased; and Lieutenant Schultz, jun. from the Retired List of the Brunswick Corps, to be Ensign, vice Zierniasat, promoted. • Dillon's Regiment. Henry Stanford MazwelcGent. to be Enst:jn, without purchas e . hleuroa's * Regiment. Lieutenant P. Dord:t D'Orsonnens to be Captain-of a Company, without purchase, vice D'Orbe, who retires upon ha f-pay. ;id Regiment of Royal East India Volunteers. Lieutenant Henry Dodwell to be Captain of -a Company, vice Ktnne..y, resigned; Ensign Charles Gorton to be Lieutenant, vice DodWell; and James Sabine, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Gordon. - North York Regiment of Militia. Thomas Shaw l Es. sv %4WD, vice Weimer, resigned and =Earn Lattgrora, anti Ric Lark Grind, Cents. to be to-1 signs. Dated May 12, 1818. 4th Regiment of Noah Yerk Local Militia. Richard BM, E. to be Captain, vice Ecies, resigned. Dared May f. 18;'I. eel/Mission it; the Sotvh 'lmp Yeomanry Caval: y. Sir Matthew 111.1kiston ' Larr. to be Captain, vice Eyre, pro- Muted. Dates April 15, 1812. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In the name and nn t h e behalf of his Mal tsty, to present the Rev. Andrew Macculkch to the church and parish of Co!vend, in the pf,.. b bytery of Dumfries and, stewartry of Kirkcudbright, vaeaut by die death of Mr. James Lit tE... His Royrd Highoess the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the tame and on the behalf a his Majesty, present the Rev. John Mackinnon to the church and parish of sbrate, in the pres bytery and fsk of Sky, vacant by the death of Dr. M. MtPherson BANICRUPtCY SUPERSEDED. Yobp Boone, of Ecci,dilly, Middlesex, hat-haberdasher. • BANKRUPTS. Thoma► Ootn James Ecb, rt ftmlboons, Philip Ibtetson Fenton, end Thomas Aeolp , it of New lirnad•s•rest, Lon• don, merchants a ..t1 partners, ru arrrend..•r May 21, ar eleven, une it, and :4(1, at tee, at Guildhall. Attornies, Me•.ri. Greg- son, Dixon, and tircgson, Argel-court, Throgmitrtou-ic...et. Tboma* Wilder and Samuel Grcatorex, of Bebri 'err Wharf, Narrow Wall, Lambeth, Surrey, coal and coke rourchanPs, dealer', chap men, aid copartner*, May '23, have 7, ard 3 1 , at twelve, 'At Guildhall. A qurnies, Mes4l4.lennings and COl - CatersCreet, Ina-Fidd". - - Thomas Gardiner the elder and William Gardiner, of Lsicester, tad Thonfas Garditot , the younger, Of Lon lon. hos!ets, tvor • stcd•zpirners, deal, r, clvirsiett, and c.part tiers, June 51, *doer, June 2, and SO, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Le•cester l — Attornies, Mr. Payne, Leicester; or Mr. Egerton, Ora y's-lun• square, London. Samuel Cyples, of Bristol, glass-seller and: earthenwarmau, June 12, 13, and SO, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bris . . Attornies, Mr. Edward Bigg, No. 29, Southampton-buildinie, Chancery-lane, London : or Mr. Robert Bigg, Bristol. Gregory Potbury, late .f Sidmouth, Devon, upholterer and cabi net-maker, May 26, 27, and June 30, at eleven, at the Dolphla Inn liontfon. Attornies, Mr. Luttmoore, Red Lion-square, Holborn, London ; or Messrs. Flood and Mules, ;lonion. Francis Kyd, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, June 12, 13, and SO, at twelve, at the Dog Inn, Sandon, Stafford shire. Attornies, Messrs. Fairthorne and Clarke, Warnford court, I ondun ; or Mr. Vernon, Stone, Staffordshire. Joshua Shield, now, or late of Buccabank, parish of Dalston, Cumberland, dyer, dealer and chapman, June 1,2, and SO, at eleven, at the Dubs Head Inn, Carlisle. Attorneys. Mr. Birkett, Bond-court Walbrook, London ; or Mr. Henry Pearson, Carlisle. James tam'', of Portsmouth, Hants, vintner, dealer and chap man, June 5, and 18, at one, at the George Inn, Portsmouth. Attomies, Messrs. Sandy', Horton, and Roarke, Crane-court, Fleet-street, Landon; or Mr. George Soarer, Portsea. Henry Cutbush and William Cutbush, of Maidstone, Kent, car penters, builders, dealers, cbapmen and copartners, May 26, June 6, and 30, at twelve, at Gulidhall. Attornies, Mesas. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Old Jewry, Lotickm. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 27. Samuel Hcadets, Lime-street, Insurance-broker, at ten. June 13. Wm. Smith, etratford,corn•-handler, at ten. May 23. John Brown, Little Eastchrap, chees..lnonger, at twelve.---• Jane 9. Thomas O'Neill, Albion-street, therchant, at ten. June 9. Nicholls Marti Rubinson, Bond.coUrt, Walbrook, merchant, at ten. June 9. John Harritz, Narrow-street, Litnehouse, tim ber-merchant, at ten. May 23. Wm. Reeve, Clapham, coach master, at twelve. June le. Peter Thorne, Newington Batts, dearer in spirituous liquors, at twelve. June 13. Hermann+ Vos and 1. Christian Essers, New-court, Crotched Friars, merchants, at one. June 13. Wm. Coliens, Fransham, potter, at ten. June 13. John Falconer, Bernard-street, detler ' at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 9. Henry RXwson, Doncaster, broker, at eleven, at the New Angel Inn, Doncaster. June 5. George Alston, Plymouth, builder, at twelve, at the Commercial inn, Plymouth. June I'2. Thomas White, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Ta vern, Liverpool. June 11.-Wm. Erskine Davidson, South Blyth, Northumberland, block and mast-maker, at eleven, at the Wbite Swan, North Shields. June 9. Jeremiah Clifford, Fulneek, York shire, and John Jackson, of Queen-street, Cheapside, merchants, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Leeds. June 11. Mary Pons ford, Drewsteigntoii, Devon, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Globe favern, Exeter. June S. John Ridgway and James Kearsley, of Bolton, cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Bois ton. June SO. John Goodall, Cheltenham, upholsterer, at eleven, at the Plough, Cheltenham. June 10. Sam. John Hunt, Norwich, duffield-manufacturer, at four, at the White Swan, Norwich.— June 11. Wm. Lige, Salon', brewer, at the 'ralbut, Manchester. June 10. John Pull, Norw!c:t, vie:tallier, at four, at the White Swan, Norwich. June 111. '1 llamas Brookes, Banbury, Taylor, at one, at tb Rummtr, Bristol. June 11. O. Greenway. J.T4Green way, and F. H. Greenway, of Bristol, masons, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. June I.s, S. Dyson, of Huddersfield, merchant, at .ten, at the park Horse, Huddersfield. June 13. SoAt,t, Holt, butcher, at eleven, at the Wince Lion, Chester. June 13. T. Davies; Chester, glover, at eleven, at the White Lion, Chester. CERTIFICATE., lux( 2. R. Keymer, Colchester, •..ictuUller. G. Orlifithe, Flamstead, butcher. 'T. Palmer, Wood-street, Bilk-manuticturer. J. Waugh, Lamb's Cow:Mt-street, haberdasher. DISSOLU LION OF ?ARTNERSHIPS. Nichol:* and Gr.liithes, Pool, ;Atomics. Sergetunsoo and Ta tham, Nottingham, &c. cotton-spinners. J. J. W. and J. M'Keard, Manche ter, mrrcnant'. R. and W. Ball, Stuke, inercers. ridge and Co. brewers, Holborn. Dakin and Co Priday-street, tea d shpt. :park and Crochet., Yarrnonh, Ironton:locm Or mint and Lewis, Colchester,builders. 114;rtid'and Crimk, Croy don, drapers. !'arson and Walker, Manchester, stationers. But ton and :lann, Leeds. Honywills and Bus, Trowbridge, dm per,. J. and A. Robins, Bow, rs. Hannell and Greta . mark, Portiand•street, grocers. Gordon and Forster, it. Marts's lane, silv.. rmliths. Rob mons and Clapbern, Liverpool, aterciants. scura tr and L'imc.ts, Birmingham, umbrella.mak.rs. Yesterday, Jane jai:: and Jinn Rogers, of 17 and 15 years of age, were charged at Marlborough-street Office, with breaking and entering the Jacob's Well public-house, in Cliailotte-street, Manehestar-square, and stealing a till containing £5, and various other articles. Rogers had lately lived strvant in thehouse, and, knowing the situation hf its fastenings, she gotia at the first floor back window, and afterawds let in her accomplice. They -next got into the bar, by breaking a pane of glass, and. after regaling them selves with col dials and eatables, possessed thmsilves of the till, and then procre2cd down stairs, where they idled a &II at roost, and robbed the nest Of its esp. Having filled their aprons they left the house, but on going along St. Giles's, they were stopped by a watchnetn, when they made a full confession of the robbery: They %l ,re fully committed for trial. To Medical Itleu of all descriptions, residing in any- of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United Kingdom.—BAnNETT.Guzsr tliink, it necessary to inform them, in cilia- to save trouble a•td expence of postage, he sells his Medicines fur ready money only; but they may be had fioin any of the rerpect wholesale houses in town ( sshich sell Medicines) and receive from them such a discount as will be found, unusually liberal, on tprantities rot less than one dozen of any et his undermentioned new-invented Chymical Preparations ; the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Pills, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth-ach, Guestonian Tooth-powder,•which cures the Scurvy, and gives the Teeth a most beatitiful colour, Welcome Guest, which cures all descriptions of Teoth-ach, Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum.biles.—An extract from this pamphlet may be seen in the Sum Newspapers, lrom July, 1811, to Jatneety;'l6l2. nlEn. At litnauglatn, bn Saturday kit, the ttitlt distressing Una., & rah, third daughter o. Cce:erill.of that town. Wean- array, the 13 , 1 r Intl. at Bari L Eamonet the bgth year bf her :ge, Mei Henrietta (.n•.+.dar!, late Dr. Goddarj, Master of Clue Hatt. Camila id. On the lttli lost. at Saw& rd, I.ioe..lnscire, Art wife of Gallart Aol.ck, Esq. Lic.arnattt•Culon L l Sit o& Militia. - -Nev. 2% At Ryarotts, where he commanded. o!; loud M. ii:rat,ge. of the Hon. East Lora CI vice, yourgect Son of the late Sir R. Struve. HE value d lis beam o long pr 'u', that trnities of the -can bear a competition with it, in all the el,fferzt: certain dhemel which it effectually curet. atul era the habit, without elentig the phinful f ings and attends boat delelit.iti3p the anat. degree, or even requiring. canfin. meet fr3m than of diet. The radical v num of the to inestimable Drop s 6 4 , 4 proved their claim to public apptotatiou for 113 It thi:l so Ten , th al: the dehility of sessailtey prove a ot.ver.f.dikg rep:. the debibty Is produced by ton free wed see.. cury, by ill'cit pleasures, or the eiftets of a warm climate. I' 4 „ffeistr, sand tht,Se going sib/old, they cannot be recomnutdd too yrongly, as they win receive a safe, speedy. and cimpki cure, in all o!d btubtaritglerts, ad.: every weakness ri•a , the .ladder and organs. or urine. By et icuy m any „ emu , have become mothers, who fur many yeus bad brat dtprit,4 l 4 that happinew s Soli whoa ale ai'd retail, it Mr. Buttee s , sm. 4 , ch earsidi, eprintr. if Patertatiirr•row ; and rya* by Ee 4 am aid fshsrp, Por.smou.h; and Johnson, Gosport; rtU.:utt, c.tor, lin. lore, and Jones, Portsea.; it - tertian, Exeter ; Coekwerth, (Arb. nt , Plyo n ; K:wharr, De, lin ; Baxter and Macior.al4, .plasgow ; Islanden o k Scott, and Cargill,Edinb.ngh ; Creswell, Bub ; a m p., 1 7 Hull; Gregson Livrrpee' ; s., ; 14 . 4 6 .1 Moict!et:er ; Bowen,licrwicit ; Knott au.: 1.161 d, fruniegess i Gregory, Elel;itten ; Edwuda end rainy, Llverroul; and ow N.eeltc me Ven :era. in bottles, at Sta. 21 ea rd. and Stga, ' hIATRIMCNIAL I Y. d ' . " 1 " n1 ' ..16 WSS RS. GOSS and CO.. as regularivedtc.lted Surgeons of Londcm, have sedulously diesel thrlr attic, tion for these last 13 years to Ihestudy ashen dice, dm with • frequently embitter and too often prevedt, that hustimableblz. big, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled pattesage lat dry have hitherto received from pet sans of the 6r f inuiactima, of the uniform success attending their superior mode of matakiit in such complaints, induce them thus t :.blicly to (fief th irtso. tance. In all cases of debility or de6ci.i.cy„ whether rsiaYi, g from the too frequency of participating In the gaieties of a fa shionable life, the unbounded Indulgence of Isbertin sat ara seat i, solitary, and destructive habit, which we*ett the enemy of ti o mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producin g the one sex, and impotence in the oche?, they etrr a sr. 6 74 permanent cure. o those who, from such complaint% sr• vented entering into the marriage state, and ashamed to ea. re. lief, brood over their infirmities in si lence, ft must be to knew, however difficult or inellectual tit* care may be deefti by other practitioners, tt.at, by a rersivring 'and infzisk at . thod, they may be restored to a sound and el Jarmo convict.. een. A certain Di.order, frequently contrasted iu a warm of indiscretion, and every spzeies of Sypbtl,tte lufectiva, by la mild and never.fal'ing mode of treamunt, is ip.eay sal radically removed, without resstaitit in diet or eXtrelse, by Ai.. Goss and Co. as also Strictures of the Uri tiara and alies. whet they are etiabled.to cure in a short pniod, without maw** the painful, dangerous affects of the gnus 1e; re-krauts at nikik can be given ta several G. ntlemen or high respeciab.fity, tsho have been cured, afterhavMg labouted under 4nourei e; tasty years. To married F:stmles, whose eapectatio is of epee troll/ ' pledges of connubial ii;:pinesskave been ddea4sl; k wayalso he' ' a pleasing reflection to know, that by a preiper pert-veraaer..a their remedies the general health is ienurzed, ai.d Cie Apish ments removed. Patients in the country are reettested to nate the patricians of their case, age, and manner of lortatg, ini tc;vng a Baal Note, for advice and medicines, and the 16r4te will by ter warded to a::t part of the kingdom. CIiSS sod Co. Surgeons, 19. n nrreric. trek. ttat.orset. SOCIAL. HA IVINEUS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often distorbre: Through eh: Latish that form the union not taking those precaution, which wool lei cure thurn the enjoyment of that gfeat . domes! ic Pails of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wed:ort ; but saes the constitution has been tainted by disease, ear tkialitated bye certain habit contracted at an snrly age, a rritovatios of staidel previous to altering that state is Indispetwildy requisite to reeve the slumbering spates of life, and to reanimate tie system. Far no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyssw veal happiness than those which are the consequence of ungsatdol• pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Idea CO Rit IE and Co. for these last twenty years, to dhsict thswisec dies and practice exclaVvely to the teeatmetvt and camp( doffs nereal Unease ; as also to the dim/titers arisiairromthe dotter live practices of inconshierate t.veral M . AIO:AIa Gentlumen of the firs:respect:Mit) , have been under thc cared Messrs. Currie-and Co. for the removal of contplaims of the foes thra, stricturas, &t. and having reeeiVed a radiea! and psi-rum( cure, request that references may be made to Mom assansfactery evidence, of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Cs.'s plan of treatment. Many of these gentlernes had strietsreshso I 0 to 20 Tete+, and . - ere under the-care . ot•Messrs.Home, Ha. 'bide, and other surgeons of equal eminetsee,' who attempud their cure by the application of the luuarcatt.tic,withort soccer. Messrs. Curs* and Co. tnay be ronsulted by putents of eihei Sex, wish the greatest satiety and ittuteur, at their how, No. 107. • latton,Garden.--I.ettass must he pair II lid. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been , Egaiil'• ol344 riser expectations of a family may br ass..ced that in nog iss stances such de•ects are curable by medical .k. 11; and iltbank the removal of such impediments be an ohje,ct of Anisht and sow. Minty with milers, yet the core of such divers, by thcgrsdal progress of renovation, is the acquirement ul their eliwilmite BY HIS MAJESTiII LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly team s tee A--- 4 their superior efficacy in curing terry degree aud symptom of the V ettereal Mende, the Scurvy, fir. withuut continenneter rlstraict of diet, in an easy, expeditious, sate, and were was. nor. One small tasteless Pill Is a dose, its operation interceP tible, and requiring no partieular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Dhen!tn; ad where they fail in that time.of perfectly restariug health, &ells' dent bas the happy assurance that or she is at the eve of so restored, let the degree of nialijoancy be leer .0 great. It Is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to n:zie directi! • • the complaining part, and enter into conrew with il•ielisabl matter, which they epeudily dislodge anti ca Ti..! arm' red by experience to he a preserver of health, as well rota wor rer, by mktrig only eight single PiVs Spring and fall iu every rot In short, the Patentee Ira this extrannlinary obligation to thole that whatever be promised himself from them, they wex mot" fulfil and exceed, as thout.h impatkut of immortal and uuiletil tame. These Pills are moat worthy' a place in the cabisiat of blastereand Captains of Ships; the ne,:e so, for that :he/ Ira keep good in all climates any irigth of time, and that they WI now uorue the test of stew' 60 years with isrcresmng unlit • themselves, augu d houour to their titOr, imontudi that litiengds last eight years they hive radically cured upward' elf'," east' eons, many oT wlimt liad born discharged from ti3serAits salivation had befit'fr?quently repeated, and all 00 0 W l* made use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuella' rite" Member of the Roy: lCollege of &twain; in Ls alan, at his Nob No. tr, New lidilge-street ; whe.re be will give ablate 'NW" Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pad end /41 . ten if posteidd, on 'the cu terms obser v ing term o b s erving to a:I ow"' most ins lolable secrecy, it. patient's rime or case hue mentioned, but at &heir own partietiiv req. est, bribe /4' during the course of more than 49 ran, that babas bad the ducting of In extensive sale of die above andiciss, swish y r ill rice arising therefrom. lib They are also sold, by his appointment, at the PerfabOt Op 95, S. Alban's-street, ; the TorsheP, Na N~s fortl.otreet; Mr. Disborouglis, No. 7, lisiestreeettins opposite the Monument ; and by qne Personae owl town in England, Ace. in Boxes of only na td.emb with full and plain directions, whereby perished WM cure themeelvss with ease and secrecy. • - LONDON! 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