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Same date. 2 7007)04-3 1 4.01-hisicir •••!!_•1 4PooPt to tie Aaiv.i.t itoitit tilt tank a V.,ctslvt}, vice Taylor, Wed in action. SIPA! Gate. . 31st Dftee—slinslin' Waker P. Kerr M . be Lkartenitri;•by Psi!. :Ow, e re, Wise re knee. Same date, • . . il 34th.Ditta—: sign Sampan° Pickett to be Adjutant, vice Day, knell% n. Striarditi. 3 7th Pitt9"-.•ltttbffitt-Maclak. Esq. eo be Paymaster. *One date.' 33th'Dhto—Brevet4aloriel John Nugent Smyth to be Monte lahlaCileile-T, Ittit initiate. Brevet-M*oe ' Akeinder Agog to,j)e I,4ajot a . vice §myth. Lieutenant Thomas W 11144 4, Nicholspe to be Caßtain of a CCmPani, vice Hog. .'• ' ath Diei&— 1-;ag.' Sacipecki; Gent fo %e Erielootitilbbild. cl l 3of.fice_Milyne,, wises, eppokOnanst bas net teken place, , 120 tto -.Ensign Alexia.* Maclean to be4Aellterlant vrlds• • Edt ' , eke !tie, appoinred PaYriaistir. "Mimi likibit rreot.io beEnsign, Tice Mackin. . , 701 Chanel Eliot, Gent to be Ensign, by purehase, viral, dlineye, proitsottd in the I Ith Foot. Pith Dktor . —Lialuttnant , Hypolice Michel .to be Captain al i • COmmy, vice Michel, deceased. Ensign James Grant to be m e i/mine, t ied Ma& ..--. Walker, Gent. Co be lir Ogn t vice Grant. St h West-India Regiment—Ensign Hairy Stewirt r froin the 69th Foot; to be Lleetenant, without piirchase. " , • Royal Xork Rasters -.I'o be Lieutenants, without, .perdasser Ensign Thonias Hrig4,' and Ensign Alexander NPLennon..... An the above dated October 14,15(3, . . ' S' • To be Emigres—.Preightpo J.Leottard, Gent. vice Hoggodated October 13, IBIS; Edward Witten, GenCiiee M' non, diaird•Qcteber 14,13(3. . ..4.. 3th Garrisep ,Battalion—Assistant-Su,rpon IL Hitt, from the Patb Foot, to be•Assiatant-Surgeon, vice Connor, appointed yinaster. • , sth,Royal Veteran Battalion—Assistant-Surgeon Robert Gaze hey, from • the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant -1164t0n, vice Batt, promoted in the 7th Foot. Glengarry Light infantry );encibles-I.leutenant James Fitzgib bon' from the 49tb Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jetrition, whose ajoptilnonent has not taken place. • All the above dated October 14,1813. 11111EVET. To be Melon In the Ards}—Captain Patrick Campbell, of the ft oyal Artillery, and Captain • Henry Oglander, of the 47th Riot.' Dated as above. STAY,. Colonel Robert Douglass, of the 55th Foot, to be Auditor-Ge neral to the Forces serving in the Windward and Leeward Islands, under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir George Beckwith, vice Major-General Murray. Same date. To be Assistant-Commas:irks-General to the Forees—Deputy- Assistant•ComittlssarrGeueril Jacob Samuel Eschanzier ; aid Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General James Woodhouse.— Dated October . I, 1818. To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General to the Forces— Joists Daman!, Gent. dated August 19 ; °And Wilnim Coates, Gent. dated October 1,181 3. • stoserrAt STAPP. Surgeon James Elliot, nt fro the B'.ni Foot , td he Surgeon to the Forces, vice M`Mullen, whose appointment has not taken place.. Doted October 14; 1813. Acting Apothecary . loseph.,Sebembri to be Apothecary to t h e Writs; and Hospbaf-nutte *Samuel Cooper to be Assistaitt *legion in the Fories, V* Pickering; appointed to. the Royal Military College. Same date. • • The King's German Legion, lit Regiment of Dragonos--To be Zdeutenastrs, Cornet and Ad jutant Wilii%tu Fricke to hive the rank, dated °ember 6; void • Cornet 'Holy Posse, ilea Darner, who resighe, dated Gau tier 7, 1313. id Ditto—Otto Baron, Bulow to be Cornet, vice Ritter, promote 'd. Dated 0 . ,:t03 r t, turf. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Atigustus, Nadine to be Captain uf; Ttoop, vice Hugo, killsid in action. Dated as above. .To b e Xi s inenlyto.—Cornet Catalan Oetktrs, vice Cienier, • ' t illed in action, .atia Octobet 9; CotseeLewis Krause, vice • /biting, pibmched, dated Ociobkr IS, lel& To be Comets—Alexeirder sines liaritmersteln, vif-e Thomann, promotedorated.Ocosber 9,; Itot7.olphuat Friedrichs, Gent. vice ''etemer, ;Admired, •datO Octobei 10, 1811. Sella/anon of. Light Infantry—Avis:go Soloman Earl to be Lieu 'tenant, vice Cottra4l, who resigns, dated October 11, tvl3. 4th tatralton of the line--Ensign Frederick I.e ree l ; to be I .ieu -Moot, eice.Graeffi, dkad of his wounds, date.] Os tolser & sth Di tn.—Julius de Reinboid, Gent. to be F.asio, vkeWinnitsg o ''Frontoted, dated °tinter I 416 t 3. • Tile Duke of Brunswick Oels'Corps. yot at leya—Ser'eant-Major —Sept:den to be Ensign, vice - ting,'apPisintelt to tliti7th West !mita Regiment, dated Octuio.r 14, 1815. rersox*saust. The undermentioned appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the 4tb, 1161), and 6/th Sept. Inn, have not taken place : 39:h Foot--Mathew Fools, Gent. to be Ensign. et. _V e teran Battalion—Aselstatit-Surgron Watley, from the Ist Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon. lire lit - ~lt`jtir K de Robenium of the Ist Battalion of the Line . of the Kirig's Gemara Legion, to be Lieuteniut-Colonel in the AiMl - in the Grairtte.Of tha 3d August, 1813. 68th F00t.,.-For Volunteer John Gibson, frosts the 5351 foot,_ to be Ensign—Read Volunteer Joseph Gibson, trona the 51st Piot, td be Ensign. • SANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. phone! 46, Joseph Perry, of King's Arms-Passage, Cornhill, London; and the Paragon, Hackney; Middleser, - b‘roker;deakr altd Chapman, at stn, at GIB/Bolt BANKRUPTS. 'Monks Prleidep, Of Halifax, rorkshire, ffentie-merehant, to ~mender phneember S. se ;set, Nov. 6, and December 4, at ten, at the 'falbot Inn, Bradford. Attornies„Mesirs. Sykes and KnOveles, Heir-Inn, London'. or Mr. Ogden, Bradford. Joho Webb', of New Saturn, Wilts, brandy-merchant, Nov. 8,- at elevco„ Nov. rkat one, and Dee. 4, at eleven, 'at the Public Ruoirts, Nevi Sarum. Attornier, Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury; or Messrs. Et,ndrett, Wainwright, and Spinks,l'etnple.Loriden. William Arkell, M . Stratford, Essex, baker, dtolei and chaprnan, Nov. 2,6, and Dec. 4, at eleven, at GuiWhall. Attorney, Mr. ;Beoton, Union-itreet, Southwark- Thomas Masterman, of Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, Sur ety, tanner, and leador theiser,*Hrovernber tt, and Dec. 4, nt ten, at u !dhoti. Attorney, Mr. Dom, New lug. ; John dertiardCramer, late of Nodehill, Isle of Night, Hants; grocer, dealer and chiphititi, Nov. 9,6; and lit. 4, 'et ten, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. tiashrnalt; Ily-pWeafsh e rn. George Kiltick, of, Plecodilly,Nestminster, hatter, Nov. 2,6, a nd*Dec, 4, at eleveNeipiodiiiii, Anci J ttey, Mr. ainsts Cole, No. 6, Clentetie'S-lort. •- . Nino.oit ilerry,late of Charge* 0101elifilet, trilkot.chandler and snap.beiler, dealer tud elopidanecOornber gro; N o d. I, at t ;, e Bed win, and Mc. 4,; at `tit' Last, Chadibuty, t Ivy, Ate. VT: Kiinerichselbenvifor id+ rick andlkOalasiPilstaVaolilduivkaa4a l4, • -- 1 ohtt Trustrdont late W Wildistreet, London, amli rat fosass; `street _Hoatotr, oridtrells-stalter, oiler, laicr- and =I,. • oesid:el:96,.iiter. ittd-December 4, of Seem l e', • , -.Attoiney, 'Mt. Robert Greenwood. Chaptethrtstoodure; Si.. Paul's Church-yard. • . . illoboon'Arld !ohs Lionb Wile!, of Amsofiensoydane, Lon don,coaldattorn, irotett4en, at ends.ket Noy aegiDna. at mine; Aptinnier, Chapman •: apd 9teseni,,Little' St. Thetas IA ptlifle,• John Lendow. - ; t • , • John lothsont,ofißliten;94lo,Situthwark, Surrey, dodos ant cligillia4tr 24. Nov. 6, and Deft - is, at Guildhall. ketimitY, btftiliod,,ThrognOtonak DiVlDlSNl6Fidlleina#eitt4l/11AMIALL, • Ntie; SatikidulttideM *Ad Joshua Welch. Catnon-strott, cotton and intfto-broberi as tea. r ' MaPil.liigietsgh... ~, Nov.. Barry aria William . - _ _ Mileinb-,- rnertMmds; xi one. -Nov; tin lbo* lankinflAdatvair ari• tbecary, at eleven. Nov. 13, George Betigeugh,n( Biblaopsgate i.trect Without, trunlpMealter, al nefft a.' NOVI 14 .WM. Jobb Smithies,SewardstonoMilM, Esse; silk,..manutaetplr, at twelve. Nov. 13, George Eilivird fils,Stfi-strtJet, Bitilkiiisitiourreet, jeweller * one. Nov. 13, Benjamin Welton, Itifbrutreets Hat son-Garden, jiiiiie•Maker, at one. Nov. 16,Th - orate: Bolt, -Pall ihial‘jekriller;st one. Nov, 13, Michael liellye - Pall•Mudd,Mdtar and musical itritrument.seller, at twelve. N0v.16, John Moseley, SMinefkiiti Yorkshire,. giotat44-*Mrcluirsi, sr k eleven. Nov. MI John &tin, Thomas Smith, Robert St ~ James Stein, and Ro bert 41iiith, Fe:richilich-sireet. ittetef d,ts, it eleven. Noe. 13, , George and Joseph Anal!, Wallington, Surrey,. calico-printers, at ono: t.r.v.:13, Robert lanes of Cheltenham, htteman, at one. Noir. Ili, Ali'xantler Maxwell Bennett, Devonshire.street, Queen stpiare, psi', aril:e-broker, at one. Nev. 16, John Ilinde, Charles Prat Vi'iatt, and Thomas Nefivi, Horieleydown, leard-rnacrufac- ;curers, at twelve. Nov. 16, Jahn O'Brien and Thomas John I Lynch, Illoonubury-square t. lrish linen-merchants, at elevenel- f • N0v.16, Thirisii White the younger and Altai Diedrich L. bren, Great Winchester -street, merchants, at one. Nota,„111, Thanes Southwood, Casile-striet, Holborn, airiet-astle,:ait twelve. N0v.13, 'I bonus Barry and Wm. W . • Mincing - lane, wine-merchanu, at one. Nev. 16, and George Morris Stevens, ON Nichols-street' etc, silk-dyers, at twelve. N0v.16, Wm. Fawcett, C * Beraimdiey, carpenter, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be matte in the COUNTRY. *Mi. IP, Jonathan Cooper the younger; Great 'Gritasby, tan ner and feltmonger, at eleven, at the Angel, Giumford Beim.— N0ir...10, Wm. Johngonil.tejs, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the White Horse. Hotel, l.eeds. Nov. I i. Wen. Arrowsmith, Etoke, and John. Arrowsmnh, Pennington, Lancashire, brewers, at ten, at the Butt l'th' Vine, Wigan. Nov. 11, Edward Simms, of Ashborne, Derbyshire, dealer in music, at eleven, at the Green 7 in, Ashlitinie. Nov l'2, norms Hull, of Upper Boadinton, orthaniptimalsire„ vlctualler, at eleven, at sha White Lion Inn, Banbury. Nov. 13, 'John 'Futon and . Joseph Waring, of Leeds, mercbauos it eleven, at ,tbe Hotel, Lied& Nov. IS, George Barcrm Maraden e Mancbester, upholsterer, at eleven, at the Mos ley Arens Inn, Mani:luster: - - CBICLIFICATES., Norantssall; John Barry, hrigaton coach-Master. Berrianiin Hewer, Rim; ter, linen and woonen•draper. Samuel. Cooke, Winesor, ie keeper. Win. and Joseph Balky, Heaton Norris, cottonspinnana Musa Barnes, of Lambeth Terrace, jeweller. John Wightatab, George.street, Foster-lane, haberdasher.. Simon Cock, basing hallastrfet; merchant. William Bache, of Unlon-street, ldm bet h, blackinrmanutactui cr. William Carter, Hammersmith, baker.'Lliumas Clark, Bartholomew Close, worsted inauutactuter. UNJUSTIFIABLE WARFARE. The late diShonourable attempt, matit., as there is too much reason to believe, under the sanction of the American sE t tecutive, to destroy the Raiuit. has indtited l'uosiAS nanny to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the' Governor of the State of Connecticut on the subject. In these .Sir THOMAS states, 4, that he is fully ap prised of the efforts to destroy the RAAIIIAES, and that he should do all in his power to detest them. But he [ thinks it tight to notify publicly, that since the late attempt, he had ordered on board from hay to one hundred American prisoners of war, who, in the event of the efforts to ,destroy the ship by torpedoes, 'or other infernal inventions, being successful, would share the fate of and his irew. That in-fu ture, wheneier a Vessel was taken, thecreW would be kept on board until it was ascertained that no snare wits laid - for the 'dettrtietion •of the British seamen ; ' end, tint. this. regulation Would., be observed when vessel was biiai ded and abandbned by. her crew. Sir . T. adds, that his ex - ample would be followed by all theCominanders of hi's squadion." . These represen tations.uppear to have had some effect on the Amt. rican public ; fur on the contented the letters being km:4n, a public meeting was held ; and as many of the citizens had relatives and friends prisoners of war an board the British squadron, It was determined to present a remonstrance to the American Executive' against the farther' employment of the torpedoes in the ordinary course of %tat-fare, since they would in all likelihood prove fatal to many subjects of the United States as well as to the British. The grand bridge over the Iser, at Munich, and., den . ly fell on the evening of the 14th ult. At the moment of the accident, it was crowded with people, the greater part c f whom perished. Forty-five dead bodies had been picked up. The number killed was supposed to exceed 160. Deputies have again been sent from Buenos -Ayres and tfie Caraccas to this country, to solicit, we sup pose, the interposition of the British Ministry with, the Metropolitan Government, for the conciliatory adjustment of the differences between them. Whether.' thric be any thing.new in the proposals With which they )rte charged; we have not been informed ; but as yet, we believe, they have not obtained an an klience from Ministers. There are two circumstances, rather curious which we learn from those Deputies— the one, that the Catholic Clergyman, who is known to have gained a decided ascendancy in the new Go vernment of Buenos Ayres, has become a most stre nuous opposer of the celibacy of the Clergy; the. other, that the Deputies are instructed to bring back with them a pet son duly initiated in the Lancasterian system, who is to superintend a school, to be estab lished and conducted .on the principles of that liberal and truly rational plan of education. A melancholy circumstance occurred a fewnights since at East Chile Lodge-, near Ramsgate, the resi dence of the Marquis WELLESLEY :—Oue of his Lord ship's coachinen being in the stable after his fellow servaats had retired to rest, was kicked by one of the horses 'with such violence on the breast, thit the bone was literally drTven in : the accident was not diseo vered until the fullekring morning, when the unfottu nate man was found lifeless. A few days. since the man servant in the family of .he Rev. Mr. 3 ußteti, at Wormingford, Esses; had effected tenuilderabte mischtcf,by maiming two it'littife, in'a fit of insanity, the dreadful bi'which were happily prevented by the. iliterferince of the other part of the flimily. se : SC:Vent has helm 'properly secured, and IS now ittilaifilly of his friends at la 'a koiterided*l.iakiit vibleaidekanieitieat. of good formal: Ms re. • of Mr. Jaattpa CarlOw, in Dover. 1 . 141 . 455ud 7 011)410te V.O! death ciFy 1 .. 1 4 clerk in the laibian,. and vain l)as sted,ooe,prinCipally AC. cocutier sei' ° Paltiti (tart"- ' te au ht mhk ' s~iailmssta h eitaimerdi ont,l tcreay raurAtki,AFaita it inxii,atunho, too-win. Coo. ti, Sales-hfte, uaattie I . q . su m of Nov. 16, Rich. guava st in that attuation. wil , , • , James Craig and James Davies,- Basingisall-street, inerebants, at tep. Dec. 4 John Dawes, Wm. Noble, Richard Henry Cr*, 4 • ant grelikhralkikV; lie** lit's& sac fsil v - s trph Jaen, las Ke s r.Jan i a l cgairs,WarEnni , W all;, dealer, at one s John rry, ton, deach-niastef, - at' that • 240 v. ' 9 hiafiliarPeeDal4ol4 64 /1 1 W49 1 )att, I s i?v•h‘s lhcilvfs Barr? and William Wilkinson incyounger, nnineinlriare, ; '' ' d i firkfie Mr S .llle k Nei 'r7 5 ' „I . . s • k .: .Clitilieligini . Arto it a ligeriii* Mix. atbillisimegi.liivale• Cies4 1 - of Migdalets Co leper s was on. Monday admittri Master ul ps' Sode r ?, hi die.fnoth . of die lice: 0 llama needs*: 15. by Wing begin therms neoslineed -by his fatheali GO. a Hon. Lord firaybroake as possessqr of Audley Lad. Wed tint Rev: its. &And if Sr. lotus's toliege,• Rector of ilii Vekiieldrl WM 4011144' to thed4ritil of„boctOr_in ap. , VIM s • Rev. Charles Henry Samuel Welton, of Trinity Co' to ifie dejrse of Mister of Afts ; and Mi. Janie% FraiseePr. aid. Me. iebeibelitit Hiawley. et Trimly CeUegeorribtrriegfelb of-liacJselors of Arta. eJitnio;Oevonet 4l.—Wednesday Join Watson, BA. of Brimenneeir College, was admitted G how of that society. Thurs day the Rev. Thomas Henry .Ashurst, B CI, and fellow of Ali Souls' Colt . wad admitted Ehst-tor In Cle ft Law. 'lle One day *ere i lted Bachelors of Arts: Mr. Jones Adey . • Trinity College; Mr. John Channiag Abdy and Mr. Hen?ltt. latter, of Worcester College. . ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTICINE. The Prince Regent has bee? pleased to grant to the Rev. W. Van Milder', D.D. of Queen `s College, the place and office. Regius Protessor of Divinity in this University, together with the • Pit= and dignity of a Canon of the Cathedral Cherobol elitists ill the said University, properly belonging to the Regius Prefer.. sot ; both blind valiant by. the resignation of Wm. Howley, Dit lately promoted to We See of London. Rev. John Clutton, D D. of St. John's College, in this Unlit?... City, and Pralector of Divinity In the Cathedral Church of He pamds bits Ws admitted conspiere Canois Reakientiary of that Cathedral, vacant by the decease of the Rev. Henry Ford, LL.D. Piindpal of Migdalen Hall. Rev. B. T. K. Cole, M.A..Fellow of Morioka College, Cam bridge, to tie rectory of Warbleton, %mei. Rev. R. P. Bodicum, Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, to the Ministry of the New Church, at Beene'', Lancashire. Rev. R.Dilion, B.A. to the vicarage of Bodinin, Cornwall, va. cant by the decease of the Re*. J. Pomeroy. Rev. Henry Bull, to the vicarage of Litdebury, Essex, vacant by the decease of the Rev. Dr. C t retrtin. ThersdaY, the 93d ob. the Presbytery of Dimse ordained the Rev. James Hope Sibbald, preacher of the gospel, to the pastoral charge of that parish. . . Same day, the Presbytery of Lauder Ordained the Rev. John' gbield to the pastoral care of that parish, iii room of his father who has been translated to Earlsom. Lately, at a Inteting of the Roman Cationic Clergy, the Rev. Charles 1 why, Dean of Limerick, Y. P. of Rstlikoate, was eke- led Vicar Capsular of the Diocese of Limerick. Tuesday, the Duke and Duchess of A anima ar tilted at the Crown Hotel, Portsmouth, where they still remain. • ROYAL HUNT.—triday a numerous field of Gentle tnen Sportsmen assembled at Bstionihtil, near the Bagshot-road, where a fine deer was turned out, er:tich skirted the edge of the Forest by Virginia Wa ter, towards Egham, when he ran with great swift ness towards the Thames, which he crossed near Staines Bridge, and then ran through the inclosures towards Motto'', where he was taken.. The. Chace was not long. The -only 810,000 that was Shared in the last Lottery, was sold by H.IRNSIIV and Co. in one Half and Eight Sixteenths, No. 393+, and the money paid immediately. Tickets and Shares, for ensuing New Lottery, of only ti(1)0 Tickets ; are selling in great variety", and at the lowest prices : The Drawing be gins on the 3d of November. The Scheme contains Two Prizes of it 20,000, besides many other Capitals. Ltters by Post, or Parcels by Carrier, will be execu ted with fidelity and . dispatch. MARRIED . . km C. H. Rudolph, of Fairfield, unr Alaticheaer, to Alto Evenis, of Bath. At Cromwell, Notts, the Rei: J. Webber, Ch4latn to the House of Commons , w Caroline' isr.toc,4, third da , gliter o f the ReviDr. Fries, Rector of CroMwell, and Prebendary of West tiainuer. Rev. James Gilchrist, to Deborah, second daughter of Mr. W.. Champion, of Reading, Writs. On the 12'h inst. Thomas Plakted Da+ is, Pay. in the Aoyal Navy, to Margaret, youngest daughter of tl:e Rev, Mr. Dow, Moorgrove. At Ringdalferm, Captain saillie, of his Mairry's nth re giment, to Miss Bane, eldest daughter of James Baillie, Esq. of said place. Faturdaysennight, at Drury, County Limerick, Major Holmes, of Holmesfort, county Cork, to'Matiltlii, youngest daughter of the Lac Henry Bevan, Esq. of Milltown, county Liaivr,ck. Aged 49, the Rev. John Sanderson, of Abingdon-building Bath. :Rev. W. T. Staines, Minor Canon of Rochoster Cathedrel. to the 61st year of hia age, the Rev.Thusnas Rip:ey, Rector of Woutten-Bassett. At his louse at GreeneAch, Jo•eph Martyr, Esq. SOEcit or, and cob of t!- Coroners for the Cottony of Kent. OK WATER NI LONDON I3ItIIIGH'IO-:".t0IttIOW: Morning nirastea attcr 3 4ft41913114...... ..... . ....... .. 41 :n'nucts after 4 . - . GENII! Ng THE following MEDI ed genuine of E. EDWAI Halrs Balsam of Honey 3 .1 . :INES can only be procor- DS, 6*, St. Pant's Church-yard : Juniper Eis. Peppernt. 1 I Etience of Waterderli 3 6 1-lanam'A Bilious Palls Y 9 Roches Embrocation 4 CP Itobberch's Cough Drops 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits Drops ' 9 Marshall's Crrate I Church's Cough Drops 2 9 Asuboyna Tooth Powdrr V 6 Cornwell'sOrientslCotdial 4 6 Widow Welch'. Pills II 9 °Juniper E. Piiatayroyal 11t °Spreaiman's Pills st 0 °S pllsbut yrs Drops 6 0 'Greenough's Lozenges 1 It *lnglis% Scum Pills 1 14 Silt of Lemons 1 0 Keyset's Pills 6 II Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Newton's Tenth Powder it 9 Church's Pectoral Pills 114 Walsh's Antipertuvar 2 9 ---- Coltsfoot Lui. llt _ _ •Sing?etun's Eye Ohm 4 0 °Gntlbold's &slow IS 0 °Henry's Magnesia 2 9 °Houper's Pais 1 I Entesee of Spruce 3 6 'Durable Ink 1 6 Amboyas Lotion 4 4 Weasel's Speci6c Remedy 4 'Norris, Drops Cheltenham Saks 49 2 9 The above (those with the star excepted) will have the address of E Edwards, 66, Sr. Paul's, on the stamp ; where also may be had every other Patent and Public Medicine. ' Liberal allowance to Merchants and Traders. CtiiNG:S PATEN WORNI I.(IZENGEN. . WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILDR.ENS' DbEASEa Their SYMP TOMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN Should be acquainted w-h. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the lady, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above extellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their pohlic approbation given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own hmilles, stamps its merit 'beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no Aber Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who hive the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, When ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chespshle, the corner uf St. PaorsChurch-yards Sharp encl./14m, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Ailmot, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and Jan sten Gosport, Coleman andlacob, Berness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, HO ; Hfralond, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth; ICTIO4 and Lloyd, and Swinney and - Co. Bir mingham-. Stabil; and Lynch, Mariihester; Treimitn, Eleterl; Smith, Mindkrton,Poshttrb, Seote r andßaxter, Edinburgh ; Bax 'ter and M'Donald, Glasgow • BulLen and Barry, Bristol; Ste- liendon tuid Co. lobrarich-; Glasgow; bifeeiter; Edwileds 'and t IIM Biwmpatta 4044ry,14,P0rgi I N 401 '1 11 )4 LA#Strs Mwier; white, isriEhton ; Rob!rts,Seldon and Rat, Cheiten hams; and retail, bY enifittfyintdielitelrendonifil Want, at Si, %Laud Shit each. §ALEft! AtttiON. - -T-=- . Nati IDEYWAIti,,STAtIMONA and KINSSINRY. btipyhOldEataso Time rich t %Wady% Twos/ay-tem Acres; ttpars alt Meadows uu Leese, a4nl Titree kicks of ine etrow Itiy,'Manure &C. By. Mr. ROBIN% AI OW:May's Cdffeetheuii, 'Change--Alley, CeirelhaffealTluirs day, the .lath inutet. at Twain detect, lit rifew Lea, Vskiattie COPMOLD EaTittlf4 calla HONEY POT. . L. Comprising. Three tick INeidorls s lyidgtoripoetlr4owlsqe. ter - talon's upwards of Twenty two Acrta, situate cloy to,Edgware f and baWeen Kingsbury and Stemware. hi hkgb due of slre.sin‘. Also Two Enclosures of rich-Me e* Laiuktparards tOf dime. Acres, part adjoin@ the shove; hold ow Lease, Are years 1 111 CLO Fired. Also Threecapital kicks at tuella* weitiet Meador. Hay, a quantity of Manure, Su. May be vied'ed by applying to Mr Stoll, White Bart, Ede ware, where particulars may he had, axd at the Abercoro Arnit. Stainuine; Pewee Arms, Watford) Red Lion. and White Itai4 Southall: at Garraway's ; aod. of llir4ltottioo. Warwick-street; Otddrikliffrafo vibe , * a PhOhlullatiliiir_ BERKSHIRE, NEAR WALLINGFORD. The MANOR of CHOI.SEY, and the Cipital FrZehold Estate% near Twelve Hundrei Acres. Tithe-free, at Cholsey, cl i me to Wallingford, tee. a short distance front lteildifti, abd entessive Common Rights. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, cornibill, on Thurs day, the tat h Ocieber, 1811, at tivelee o'Clock, I* Lir s, IHE MANOR of CHOLSEY, -abounding Game, and the truly-valtrahle Freehold Estates. lying (im pact, and lithe-free; mute in the Perivis of Clbol ey, nest , adjoining the Town of Wallingford, and tweve aides from Reading : THE PROPERTY OF A NfiIILEMAN. Comprising the capital Farm of CHOL•stlf. with an excellent Mansion 'Louie, and (Aces of all deifttiptions ; good Gardens, walled round, large Farm-yard, with Barns, Stables, Cowboys's, Granaries, Cart-lodges, and various 0 ut-balkillial- GIVE EN HILL FAR M, and >t compact genteel R eeldeace, plans *lodine' the accommodation of a Gentlesima's Patnill, askit cosvh house li tables, and various Outbuildings.; Good Oardens, walled sound, Ind nearly 01:e Thousand Aerts of Watei, Meadow, Pasture, A mble; and Wood Land, newly in a tint-femme an Ike road from Wallingford to Mottos-Gate sod Reading, in vises sion of Mr. Joseph Hopkins and his eon, on Least, IN& Win expire at Michaehgui sail. • r t ill: Also WiIsIHURST FARM, adjoining, coatirlPg tale, Faris-house, Bites, _Stables, and ear:ons Out-is and sundry Enclowstes of Meadow; Pasture, and Iv the occupation of Mr. Panty/. stn.; sundry FARM•HOUSES4 held op Lease for Lives, with - Mimi; Stables, tna Out-buildings, Cotrages. Caracas, and Orchisde, and about Forty Aar& et Land, adjoining Idel Meadow and the East Moor ' in the Ow& pation or Messrs Hopkins, Wibnot, and iitlstrir and Four capital Meadows, comigt.knts Eu sve, arid WOO'S the River Thauick wh•ch lows a considerable litay.alanLay is Banks, and flake Beds, tie. Ilse Familial part of this Estate lies perfeedy fine healthy, pleasant, and productive part of the Coma& yktlle vicinity of good Market Towns. .:.t : Very eligible for Family Residences, and for investing Maigge Good.Roada in all di:veining, and about forty-tyro, Miles ivory London. In the event of an Enclosure, Which is likely to toka,plane,4 l / 1 1 • value tut the Property will be considerably nucleated, May be viewed by applying to Mr. Hopkins, at Cliolief Maw' dd.; where Particulars may be had; -.mid at the, Limb , Wallingford; Vali& Hart. benson ; bear Issikervwn,peadingt . Star Oxford ; Hanky ; ; BisthAirlstiit; White Lion, Bath ; Hen-and Chickens-, Birmingham of Marrs) Foulkes and Co. Suutharnron-suert, Strands .at C'artAltaiS and of Mr. Robins,. Warwick -street, Golden iaquart, ..where b Plan of the Estate may be seen. 1 i'... , VALUABLE FRE,EHCR.D TYIIOB, 13y Mr. PEYTICIfic • • - At flarraway'a Colfee.boase, 'Change-alley,l4, Linews. some tittle in the month of Noventbor neat, lu three late, ALL the REaor.rm, or CRET 11-16 A ari,ing and accruing from the Cusps of Graiit'and en upwards of Thonsand Seven Huotirid tiara W *nay At product:ye I.am), in the Parish of NOR I'HPLEk C,ltltQe County of Kent; a!:4 aho a tubstatrial mut oonienistit *ark House Er for the accontnutdation of Falndy.oftampststabliiity, with all ni.cssiiary attached and detached UTar,sa i - Barns. Yards, Gardens, Orchari4, and Paddock ; am: i most valuable Curet Or Land, about l 4 Acres, free front all Tythes, weir -iimirebir situttcd for the erection of a Gensteman's Residetpce. Each Lot Iles very compact, and within i r:og Fence, the linkt City of ;be Snit ti Adapted only to a state of wade°. Norttiltet is most advanrapously situated in a populous and iticre^..sing oeighblurhood, ono milt , from Gravesend, blue Bons Chatham and Rochester, and stO front Ltsoiloo. Printed Particulars are prepatirg, and will be really (or dell. very 21 days before the Fte, on application to Mr. fames, Kt* Boswell-erenit. - Linage); lee, Loudon, Obi ;a " 1 4 4. Estate may be nee. 7 7-• ITEUMATISM3; PALSIES. • mil GOUTY -LW AFFWEIONS, with tb* usual concomitants. Smoke? lying Pains. Flatulency, indigestion, and general Debility (on shaming in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cited by WHEITHEAD's MitiNCE nt MUSTARD PILL every other means bad failed. the Fluid Essence of Musette. (used with the Pills, in those complaints where necessary) is per haps the most active, penetrating, and ellectuel remedy in tbe world, generally curing the sertvest Sprains and Bruises, In tees than half the time usually talcels by any other LiMmeet or Ent. bmcation ; and if used immediately abler enyeirident, it peewee* the part turning bIack.—WHITEHEAD's FAMILY Ck.litA is quaily efficacious for all ill;eonditioaed Serials Sore Legs. Slot bade Hrtipt ious, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Break• logs oust in the lace, Nose, Ear', sad Lyelids, Sore andialarea Eyes, Serelle.uls, and Scorbutic !tumours of every delerirtite. Prepared only, and sold by It. Johnston, Apothecary, N. IS. Oreek-etreet, Soho, London. Tke Essence and Pills at 'as. 94. each, the Cerate at Is. lid. and its. 9d. SOW by every Meilen Vanderin the Unked Xinedots. •• The Uenuide is a Black hak Stump, with the name of R. IIIUNSTION insirteil on it. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. ILiFf;leave to inform you, that O'er since the t 790,1 had been afflicted with the Luse Venerea ; which i Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by us most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of saltation and twice discharged frets the Hespital,Wlth little relief, would appear to Motif the most inveterate r.atung. b the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, • nearly to put a period to my existence. In thlysestu,. I was rts commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great $ cult by thorn here,) to take your s Patent Pills which I.beg.a to do on the 2nth May ; iu the course of i fort:Agit ' 1 began ti receive benefit. In little more than a ntontb i beam', pf your liberal advice and medicire, perfectly free from my mer complaints, have recovered my former spirits aird stre I Ithi and am become jolly anti fat, in which lute having [Willi:. many months to the asturnshment of all who knew ate,; s at a toss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg ylw the good of other suilerio: mortals, to make this my c a t -public as poviible, as 1 shall on every orcasion—in VOL will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble ser vant, ALIIX. Swan's Close, High-street, Edir.horth. t'reuariel and sold by a., sole tiror r ictor, Thomas Tn..!or Member of the Royal e,itlege of Surgeons iikl.temloo, at hp ovate Nu. 9, Newlindge-,treet ; They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alhan's-etreet, Pall Mall ; the Topskop, No. in 3, 01 ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, heir:feet-hid, neakfull' posite the Monument ant! by ore person hi every tonsilltr 2f •toirti ht England, &c. in boxes only 2s. 9d. easels, •waled up w.th fulland plain directions whereby petsons ofeitiser sex may tun themsilves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box soidls Groat Britain is sealed up with a eat ISlddch.by favourof the Commissioners, is printed at the '.tatnti Whe g 4 T. Taylor, No.e, 'New Bridge-strew." ›N i pent/ Litt 'KENT. Plat!'ratt• Ind heed am% way sillNOEsse, ltanpls•liar- 7 : 16;