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. • . „ • ---....nermoomm o s om m ift s simomb To 'be Esisignr—Wriain tilane!•ara, tent. Vied Terror, who tee 4 , signs; Alexander Lindsey, Gent. sreee fte‘Nubh; and Edward FROM. LAST NIGH'F'S - GAZETTE. 1 tibleil‘ DaVenpOrt, Gete. vice Freer, promoted in the Catiadien Fut . - • . . , ADMIRALTY•OFFICE, JUNE SD. L i Canadian Fencifales—Brevet LieutenintsColcinel Harris Willie* • Rear Admiral Sir Enwenn43t.N.Lan his trettsvn;t• t Hail's, front the Inith Poet, to be Captain of a Compariy,vice *Millen, deceased; Fledge aeoeh Freer, from tie Nova Sco -ted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Cap- tie leticibke, to be Lieuteritste; Bartholomew Conrad Aegis gain Hopkins, of his Majesty's sloop Helicon, giving sus Gugy to be Eudgoe vice Olivier, who resigus. an account of his having, on the 25th inst. captured, STAFF. off the Isle of Bas, la Zulma, a French lugger priva- The Reverend William Cockayne Frith, LL.B. to be Chaplain tem., carrying 19 men, with small arms, out two days in the Force*. Major John Harvey, of the 6th narrisott liattalioe to 'oe Deputy from Abervrach witi; , :ut making any capture. ; AdjutanteGeneral in Canada (wi t h the rank of l ' itut -Camel MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 1 in the Army), vice Ellice, appointed to the oth Dragooorts To be Deputy Ats!stent-CommissariesaGetteral to the /mei: . . WAR OFFICE. JUNE 30, 1812. _. .. Robeet Ward, Emu G won, Edward Hollana,T. W. Major, I .a elelltufeut a Dttrueu Outrabe—Tbumta Wood, Gent, to be s . Iglus Auguste; batmen*. Hueh H 11, W2ll. Cotttenden, Genu • Corner, by purchase, vice-Bradburne.ptomoted. .•.-i • ( ' • itasiltTAL sTA PP. Sdliatto—Cunta..:anntel Scott to be I.ieutenant, witimu l"" * . I's he Hanged-Mates for General Service—Alexander Gardner, . chase, vice Thought, who retires; Assletwat•Surgeon Frederick. Dem vice Steel , promoted ; James O'Beirne, Cent vice Clerk, Drown, from the 3d Foot, to be Assistant - Surgeon, vice Lange' •- - ' i ...ie.. 1 prosuotee; terathew Cowie, Gent. eke Stewart, promoted; • ford, appointed to ilk Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. i ' nutrias lirishaue, Ceti vice Clirke, promoted ; William Ste ' 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Micbael Kirby, Gent. to be Cornet, i i- , Gem. titre Fravr . . promoted ; Peter Smith, Gent. %etc . - by purchase - vice Noretiffe, promoted ' ,Pktist, promoted; Audrew Colvin, Gent, eke Travers, pre -oth Pico—Brevet ' Lieutenant-Colonel Robjrt Farce, from Italie ' Incited; William Finnic. Gi nt. vice Fialay, promoted- M ahew • p o 44th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Scudder', dee - Barr, Gjur. vice titocit i ea'e, p romoted; I john Hoatson, ' Gent. et • ince Lorimer, promoted ; and Warrant Hospital-Mete Alfeo nth Regiment of light Dragodos--Richard Beasley, Gent to be F errari. ' Clint,e by purthase, vice :haw, pr o snoted. 18th Dine—la hn Dolbel, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice. . BANKRUPTS. • 1 ' Bleckett, pmmoted. George Antal and Joseph Ancell, late of Wallington, Surrey, 1 41st Ditto— John echroeder, Gent. to be Vet e ri n ary S u r g eon, . calico-printers and copartner s , dealers and chairmen, to sow en vice I.evitt, deceased. der Juiy 7 14 ,' at one , and August It, at ten, at Guildhep,— Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—To beEnsigns, without pur c hase-- Mortars, Meeut. Eonrdillon and Hewitt, Liole Fridayeltreet. Eduard Pery Buckley, Gem. vice Rasniden i whe, resigns; John Callen, of Ponies, Hants, draper, man's mercer, debt Gendentao Cadet Francis Dawkins, froorthe Royal Military I.lld chapman, July 93, at toe, July sl4, at eleven, and Assist College, vice Lambert, deceased. 11, 3t one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport . Attorilies, Menses. lit Regime ßegiment Of Foot—Hospital-Mate Henry Strati) be Assist- Bleasdale , Alexaader, and Hume, New-Ina, I.ondou; or Mr. • ant-Surgeon vice Tate, placed upon half-pay. Cruickshank, Gesport. ..- 4th Dino-elinsign W. H. Cockburn to be Lieutenant, without Ralph Belles, of Birmingham, factor, treater and chapman, July purchase, vice Macdonald, appointed to the Bourbon Regi- 9, 10, and August 11, at twelve, at the Shakespear Too" liirmingbion. Attornies, Messrs. Baxter and Mersin, Foreil-, meat; Gentleman-Cadet James Sutton, from the Royal Mill val'olnn, London ; or Richard Bird, Birmingham. a •• tary.College, fo he En.ign, vke C7ockburne. 43tb Dlto--Liaiiterant-Coitinel Wm. Williams, from the 00th John Buechel!, of Hinckley, Lanekshire, cotton-spinner, dodo . . Feint, to be Lieutenant-Colunel, vice Keane whe exchamet and chairman, idly 16, at five, July 17, and Aueust iI, at ten, 14• h Dtto—Lieutenant Christopher Holnies,l " rom the Hertford - pt the Buck i'th New, Wigan. Anomie', Mtesra. Bare and • Aire Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, Muhl:eel, Wigan ;or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lime, London. 1 18th Ditto--To be Lieutenants', without purchase—Ensigns ' Wiliam Revett, of Blue Anchor-road, Surrey, miller, dealer and Gordon and Edward Cassan. ' chapman, July 4, li, at one, and August it, at teas, at G u ild- To•hall. Atterney, Mr. John Brown, Blackman-street, Borough. be Ensigns, without purchase— a--;.— Harding, Gent. vice • Gordon; Robert WHldon Tarieton, Gent. Moe Cu.urt Charles Errinston, of Cullerco .ts, Noi th misfit riend, repo raker, • iliNkDitio—Lieutenant Hugo Wemyss to be Captain of a Corn- dealer and chairman. July 20, 2!, and Aegtot 11, at eleven, at the George Inn, New caolc-upon-T yne. Attornies, Messrs. • epiliforithout purchase, vice hl'Vonald, prommed. Bell and lirodlick, No. 43, Bow-lane, Cheaps , cle, Loedun ; or elidbitto--l'o be Ensigns—John Butler, Gent. witimut pure Mr. Chrisrripher Bainbridge, Chapter-row, Scutli :Welds. ' chase; vice Pawn, appointed to the stud Light 1/ragoons ; • Francial leping Hal), (;ens. by purchase ' rice Collets, promoted. V' shiest Nolte', of Norwich, merchant, dealer and chapman, 117th Dittoe-1 ieuienant Wn•. Huai r•to be Captain of a Coin. July 3,7, aril August 11, at four, at the Angel-Ibis, Market. -pup, vice Bennett, deceased; Ensign John Tyke to be lieu- race, Norwich. Attornies, Mews Sampson and Rad-twit, ' testate, vice Boiler; David Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice like. . rturwiihi or l'elessrs. Winilus and Fitilioway, Chanczry.lane, 30th Ditto--To be Lieutertatue, witboot purchaseeektisigu Hu-' London. Gideon Cooke, of nostwicii, Larcasl,l%-doiner and bullder, bert Smith, vice Adamson, deceased; Ensign —e—s- eempbell, vice Herring, whose appointment has not taken plop dealer and chapman, July 11, IS, aid Aunuet.ll, at ten, at the . To be Ensigns, without purchase—Donald ivliedonald, Gent. Dog Tavern, in Manchester. Attoruies,.Mr. George esuitb, eke Smith; Edmund Prendergast, Gent. vice Campbell. . Manchester; or Mr. Edge, of the Inner leenpli.e " To be Assistant-Surgeon—Hospital-Mate l'atrick Clarke . , vice William Lavender, of ()fiction; Cleohire, cottou-spinuer, dealer . Ilre it, deceased. and chapman, July 9, 10, L ed August 11, at fora, at the Red-' 3lst Ditto—Lieutenant Antibody Grubler, from else Antrim Mi. lion, Heaton Nbtris, Lancashire. Attortees. Mr. Edge, Inner - litiv, to be Ensign, without purchase. . / 'Temple, London; or Messrs. Linprd ant Vatighau, Hea:on -36th Ditto—Ensign Richard J. -Boureider to be Lieutenant, Nerrls, near Stockpert. e • .• without purchase, eice•Hall, promoted; Ensign Henry Blunt, Harvey Crakanthons, of LiveiToole kerdwarenleu, dealer and • . !rem the COL], Foot, to be Ensign ' vice Bourchier. chapman , July 20 , ei, and August 11, et tire, at the Globe- . • 38th Ditto— Hon , -hlate John E . Stewart to be Assistant-Sur- Lavern, Liverpool . Attorni e s, M r . Jam es Phillips , Liverpool; or Mr. Windk John street - ' ' game vice Lowrey, who resigns. , , Bedford-row, lerfution.. 59th Ditto—Ensign Alfred J. Catheey, from the Sussex Militia, DIVIDENDS to be made. af GUILDHALL. • to be Ensign, without purchase. Austin 8. R. P. Goodson, Leadenbali-street, sadly?, at timbre. : _ 4oth Ditto-- Joler °enter, Gant. to be Ensign, by pnrchase, vice July 21. Ct. Cooke and J. Kiiner, Nicholas-lane, merchants, at it Jobns:noe, promoted. Jule 25. S. Glover, Great Russel-street, Ciivert•Garden, groom, elet Dhoti , — Licence= lantesPerrin, from the Limerick County • at eleven. August 8. T. rel. Slade, Ohl liondeatreet, picture- Militia, to be Ensign,. withcot purcease. dealer, at twelve. July 23: J. Humphreyst Kingli Arme-yard, 1 431 Ditto—Lieutenant Henry .BoOtb to be Caphlin of a Come Coleman-street; merchant, at eleven. July 21. C. Beeiell, Pro { '. pany, by purchase, 'vita Serode, who retires I Undo Robert spect-place, Lambeth, iosuranct-broker,th twelve. July li. G. Crawford to be Lieutenant, without purthase 'vice Booth; Smets, South Moulton-street, nterchani, at eleven. July 21. P. ' . George Dobsoit, Gent. to he Engirt vice Crawford. Overton, WintlunUoire.e, victualler, at twelve.' July en. Matt. 45th Dittos—James Reid, Gent. to be E.osign, by purchase, vice Koops, Edmonton, merchant-a- 11. • . July 25. James Motiand, - • teaser, who retires. • Deptford, coal-dealer, at 11. July ill. H. Hughes, Mahcitextrie 60th Ditto--Lientei ant JohnoNi'Donsile or be Captain of aCorn- cotton-spinner, at 12. parry, cite Chandler, killed it action; Ensign I'. Plutikett to . DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. ei -be Lleuletlatit, eke Milli:Maid; &sign Hugh Johnstone, from July 22. W. Brandon, Polperro, shopkeeper, at it, at the Come the Inertness Militia, to be knogn, without purchaser. mercial itoons, Briatol. July 22. R. and A. Gordon,lelenchestet, 'al laitto—.Hospital-Mate John F. Clarke to be Asst.t447Cor, dealers. at 3, at the Star,•hiaticitester. hay 95. J. Sqiib.r, Exeter, &eon, sere Hamilton, deceased. •.` -- • • telahrw-cliandler, at 11, at the Hotel, Exeter. July ili. H. PM, Stith Ditto—Charles Ctntpbt.ll, Gent. to be Ensign, be'potditee, Dudley, innkeeper, at 11, at the Littletbn Arms, Peukridge; JuV vise Mills, prumoted in the stud Light Dragoons. e . 42. S. Clarke, I.eicester, salt-Merchant, at 11, at the Blue Bell, 49the Dittos—Ensign W. Cl. lielines, to be lecutenant, Without Ilumberstone-gate. July 0 4. Z. Shaw, Dudley, mercer, at 11, at purchase ' vice Wright, who resigns ; Cinema Ml'herson, Gott. t h e I.i ttleton Arms, P eukridge. August 17. - ei Sams , Bathwick, to be Ens ign, vice Holmes. bookseller, at 11, at the Castle and Ball, Bath. July 24. 1. Squire, . teeth Diteis--1 ieutenant-Colonel John Keane, from 110 13th Bristol, merchant, it 12, at the Content:dal Room!, Bristol. Foote to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Williams, as ho Meek es; . CERTIFICATEa, /joy al. blunt, appointed to the 36th Foot. Frederick Parrett, Gent to be Ensign, Without purchase,oloe Geo.•Pritehard, St. Paul 's ChurcO-yard, eldnatiten. T. Dddd, Liverpool, butcher. I.Penitrian, jur t .Otiery St. Mary, b u ild er . di st Ditto—Assistant Surgeon 'Andrew Anderson, -Irons the 79th C. Dudbeld, Tewkesbury, innkeeper.T. Hawke, jun G reatTar- Feet, to be Surgeon, %ice Howell, promoted on the Staff. mouth, millwright. W. Levertote IsTottinghatn. merchant. I'. illth Ditto—Lieutenant Geoe Bradford, from the Armagh Nelson, Manchester, mathineenatier. J. and E. I)ixon, Liverpool, Militia, to be Ensign, witheu rg t purchase. • • merchants. J. and I'. Turner, Sheffield, merchaute W.Webher, 45th Ditto—Hopi aelafate Archibald Fraser td be Assietante Bristol dealer. F. Cianchettiiii, New Bonel-street, mimic-sake. • Surgeon, vice Greenteell, resigned. Dodson, Cranb , rook, brewer. 1. Par. ins, Bread-street-hill, ' Nth lettoeeEtudgn. William Buxton, to be Licutenant,Without _, l ' . s oe . .e r naerer. S. Sheffield, AWgate High-street, butcher. F. da L. purchase, vice Edmunds, who resigns ; Eusigtr and Adjutant a an Llnschoten,Hachney-road, colour-manntap..--- G. B. Rose, to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Harry Stewart, . o.nt. 10 be Eneigii, eke Rumen. 76th Ditto— Lite:imam Charles Lynette from the Stirling MI- Hilt, to be Ensign, without .purehase. . . •. • • . 74thDttio-1 homes hlitchell Andersou; Gait. to be Ensign, • withent purcbase. . . emb Ditto—Ensign Thomas Harkness, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Robinson, who retired ; Volunteer John o'2 11.. Med tO be Ensign, without purchase, vice Harkoeve; Hospital -Mate lobe Die to be Aasirtent-Surgeon, vice Anderson, {no _ _-_ FINE Am. the close of the Graphic Cam .- .—On paign, we , cannotlut mention withveret, the shutting of the Exhibition of the Painters in Water Colours, No. 16, Old Bond-strecr, on Saturday next. To particularize any individual rerformance, where there are so many excellent, would be invidious ; but by the crowd of persons of distinction, who frequeot the anneals the tilst Foot. - 67th XIRM... I o be Lieutenanti without purchase—Ensign James Fitzgerald, vice promoted in the Bourbon Regiment ; • Eft..ign---Gradys vice Gales, appointed to the I ith Foot. To be .Ensigns—Augtuitus Antyatt, Gent. vice Fitzgerald; Richard Irvate, Gent. vice Grady. tiff h Ditto =] itsign Geotge Hopper to be Lieutenant, vice Hil liard, deita:eci; Richard Grittows, Gitulta to be Benign, vice litsPilet• 90th Liitto--Captairi Charles Guano nibs Major, byglatfbasa, vice:Steele, who retires. • . bah bitto—.-Secund lieutenant 81r lobo Ribton, Bar t to be Met Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Belt, who resign?. To be Second Lieutenants without purchase,---Volunterr—.—• - Lynam, vice Sir John lttbton ; William Nesteld, Gent. vice Moonset!, whose appointment has not taken bitr Rooms, it is evident that - mei - it will always meet with encouragement. . . HAYMARKET Tier.nritr..-I,a st night, MN MENDEN resumed his favourite part or Sir Rolwri Branshk, in the Comedy of the Poor Otntlentaii. His reception evinced the high estimation his talents are held in by the pub; lk, and the pleasure the audience Felt at seeing , their favourite performer restored to health and his profes sion. The Comedy went off with great spirit : every character was well sustained.—Messrs. MATIIRWs a JoNgs, and KENT, were highTy diverting in the new. Farce of the Slays .IValicr. The house was croefilii in .n place. every part. Beth _ .itto— Ensign:jinn:nag Anderson to be 116de:tint, with- .., . out pufehase, woeDtitian, who retires. , mARLEOnOI2OII-BTREET.—ts. woman, in the employ ' . . 100th Ditto---Ensign Edward Hobson,' from the Ro4Dublin of a tradesman, in Mary-la-Bonne, was charged with City Militia, to be. Ensign, without purchase. -.- robbing Ler master at sundry times, to a very 'consi teeth Dittc--To be Captains of Companies withoite purchase, derable amount. The prisoner had been noticed as Lieutenant E. Holland, vice Mika, appointed thtbe Canadian hav ing made large purchases, in copper, at v.utious . , Fat:tibias ; Lieutenant Robert R. Loring, from the 49th Foot, vice Christian, appotnttd to the Ltd Royal Veteran Battalion. linen-drapers ; and it having been ascertained where with Vc i est India dssiment—Emigt, George Clibborn lo be Lieu- she lived, information WJS given to her master; and, tenant, vice Moore, deceased, and . Jeffery Prendergast, Gent. ; whilst scrubbing the counter with her left hand,during • to be Ensign, ?tie Llibborn. 1 the time the family was at dinner, she was observed td Royal Veteran Batlation—Captain Thomas Cht;stian, from : ow 104th Foot v to be Captain of a Company, vice Considine, stealing the Capper Elam the till with her right. Dif . pbced on the Retired List, Lieutenant John Everitt, fxom the ferent sorts cf apparel, to the amount of near 4€loo, i i th Foot, all be LieUtxnaht. i was prcduceevewhich she acknowledged to be the pro- The Iting's German Legion. 1 duce of her dishonesty. She was fullysommitted- Oth tkotaliett of the tine-Christian Lusk-wig Baron OnWietla to i A few days since the Aylesbury coach was robbed be Ensign, vice denthitn, promoted. I of . a parcel, directed to a banking-house in London, Royal corsiCan Rangers. To be Lieptenami, without purchase—Ensign Charles Campb e ll, containing Reading and Aylesbury Ban k-notes to the front the 8I SS Foot, Ensign Girotand CarrabeW, and Endgu amount of Al ,500. Domini c° Peretti. : Friday morning early, the house of Mr. Pearse, in • To be Eistgroi—sinicoe Baynes, Gent. vice Carribelli; ,Serjeant Brook's-Alec, Bennington-cross, was broke open, and m a j or Lewis osociechia, vice •Peietti; ...es— Astuto, Vent. . M robbed of property to a . considerable aniefint. Mkt R eatestat--tostgoratintine Bennett, from tte oth F oo t, to tat Lieutenant, by porebeee, vice Thompson i promoted. Monday se'nnight, about twelve o'clock, one of the Itoneb•n acipifttnt.-10 be Lieutenants, without pnixhave.— Car li s lecarts , Crom Glasgow, was mobbed of two bales - uareasentponiiki Mtoonsid, from tile 9 t h Foot; Lieute nant goods--one one - lifistiokee Cbaillet,StOto the Chasseurs Britannl q u e s: . • of g of knittiags, the other of prints—near was seed* Beiteiblelisssfign Cohn 7vPikiahis tit be-I.ientetnane, the Broomhouse toll. Pat. Of the prints were, on. 'pica Masandir Campbell. who resigns; hadsu and seidlatant. Tuesday flight. found in * xsied 'neat the place Where ~. .A.. Cipagerga ta bane the rank of LieuFtnant. • .. the robbery Vas re/pet:lo4' ' • .. . . - . - .. ' 7. . . ...• • • . • _ :. • • . .. . r .:. .„._ _ _ - ------- . -- z - - - , - - ------ r" ----, .. • Fri.:. 4 ' •• '....47...1.1.1_111111"1111.4.111111111111 .• . r . V • -. • ' • .. ilinnfthi Unnivritsp. sittleiti .. . ' rel.batioat • ,„ 11 op rilb Powder is ar ifl . taiiilift in the Sera • , aioessi Yesterday, Samuel/ istife/ was indicted for a violent assault on the person of Sarah Warren oh the 4th of ,•April last. The prosecutrix it appeated, lived • sera yarn withahe defendant, but finding the swot* of the family too heavy for her, she, on the day isteiriowed in the indictment, had given her mistress notice sbe ‘ should quit her 'service, and had afterwards gone to her work in the wash-house. Soon afterwards her master, the dufendant, came to her,called her a wretch, and said he would break ber neck out of the buTemel upon this and other abusive language being addressed.: to her, she went up stairs again to her mistress and asked for her wages that she might quit the house i . et master followed her, and said she had endeavour ed to prove him a liar, and again threatened to break her neck out of the holtse._ The prosecutria then said, the devil should not aloe her till the had justified' herself against this charge, when the defendant seized her by the right arm and left breast, and endeavoured to push her down stairs; he did in fact throw her down on the . floor, and by the pressure of her breast she sustained a very severe injury. An apothecary in the neighbourhood was sent for, who on his. arri val, as appeared from his evidence, found her lying on the floor in strong convulsions, in which she con tinued for near half an hoar after his arrival ; and the injury she had sustained appeared so serious, that he thought it. right to call in Mr. Ashley Cooper, wbo had attended her up to the present time. An attempt was made to prove that the prosecutria, previous to the assault complained of taking place, had told an acquaintance that she had been knocked down in Holborn by a hackney-coach, and had received a se vere blow in the breast; the attempt, however failed, and the Jury without hesitation found the defendant Guilty.—Judgment deferred. Thema: Davis and /leery lEhite, both indicted for nuisances, in annoying the respectable part of the in habitants of Fitzroy-square, by keeping pigs, bulls, and cows, in that neighbourhood; were both found— Not GUilty. Henry Poishans WA s tried for assaulting and ill-treat ing Mr. Alex.inder Bell, High (onsiable of the Hol born Division, in the execution of his duty. He was 'found Guilty, and the Court ordered him into ens to3y, but to be brought up again for judgment*he IWas accordingly removed by the ofricers. atopria t , s , kis -.rent In to it speedily reWere 16 1 %, wide! tad smooth, Ate guars isesitifid, red, and Era ; er a ! west use will preserve Chili'. in fhl, aesirable sate. k far* the enamel and prevents the ittuffullation el tartar ; i s i o where the enatteribas been impaired by lun the elms dentifrice, or by any mini :mini, 1 e ri cal r eno ,4 ll l mohair to be steed'. only by time who eltpentece de oi l t ks Alex'''. To tire ',amoral approbation of ititerron's T poweek, the Proprietir k presto' to beau of niftrescatas& , elevated characters of the British and Fordo ea u% w hom leaders are requested to be ,allressed to Mr. Irlewtoalt 'anew bad Enwraps, 64 2 100 the Foot - way, b. Paw, , yard, seerly appellee the on" Gate, to boats b. CA/1 1 4.—st Letier free* the Rev. Robin Walberton and Houglitiona Ea Semoia, and Despiain %%m g ; Highness the Prince Relent. .• la Mr. Timm ST GOUT, Eledtfriars-reed, lAA % . QTR.If you dean m te—y e; mony infAvour te. la Remedies fur the Gout, likely to promote their at liberty to make it known in any way you pleat,. I Early last summer 1 had tut attack of Cow, for the !in my life, in one of my feet. 'lle pai n was sot vii • but *ate:Weems, er of the parti was se pito. tlut u?bo ,csae of yid. was enable to pot my foo t os t h e her. I • 'stake by the help of a trutch, and inantedkerly took t • 1111111 and W e l i te a d link balm . The pain Mon teased; as h* the for an ban ector.fles to 704 at die t e d ,mieelf able to walk without either crutch or any etyQ I eoadmeed the use of your Medicines for a torlac l ia. Irma time 1 daffy gained RAM the tonspkiat, hal ne pan, was not one day prevented from riding oat, mil b y of that period was easterly free frost iveri efict bf the am, Sir, your obedient bumble servant, ROSSI'', Walhorton, April 110. lslfe. ----- biiiasee alio ape** aid svondertulai"ret I.IGNUM's ANTISCORUU I'IC DISOPI. thir, North Melds, Sep t . I t . * ' .IN gratitude for the eery , etfrantJitery goe. a• formed by your Invaluable Medicine, I bo g ease to case and which I am desirous you should publish for do of hantaraty. From a bruise I et tauten, shipwrecked, several large scrnailtalotta limn atibvistalpg at *iompaaledby a running of very ()ff.:naive matter, Alen WO years reduced me so weak that I Was confined to LIMAN months —during this time I made apptcatiob lts a msny m e e most respectable gentlemen of the fac.ilty at this e it e 4 4 g Neweastle, from whom I toot :teat Tratttltiil a ik at leiv•th pronoanced my ens tratureale, aerhsna tt i ve b 44 ing, that on account of nty exhausted state. they *agleam* ute my ants, the only possible hope dui Owl kid of)oldhik my life my appetite having quite left sue; la thirdayleglemp 4 looking ' forward to nty dissolution, i hati;kily read in dis per, a t seler your age hei cu ret by your fot one babe, Dro ps . I ' tr i m " la: in t ceiVed considerable benefit, my appeti te re .turning, and allay Mtn emsaideratily better, *MI by taltlat rtes was restored to a good state of health, Ind Mealier; balm . lea," since Which time I .have continued perfectlyvai i zo r tn ntable state to which I *ea sedated, is Dei g hbaurhood. I am, Sir, your oblesifeat hatable semelk;. DAIIPIO raterl/4 4 • Attested by thee.. Applaby,l3bailhllet,andlrillhal Watchmaker, North Shields. • .. To Mr. Lisnum, Surgenn, Manchester. ' These drops are sold in moulded square bntthe,:ifililll 4 4 . 64.—Use 1 is. bottle Is equal to three 4e. ed. sees.... , i Sold, wholes:de and retail, at Mr. Lignites, Nei /kit need, Maticitesisr ;by 1: Efat:S and Son, 4 141166, SapitaßAL; ,aesi by most Medicine Verniers. . ..... •• DELIGI-171114 RESOZIVC-4! Any Gealliman; or oat of Wines% ipay now be saltVA j with ore of theism healthy pleasant, and convenient situations 1 within twenty mia firfirdeb, upon Deptford Hirt-rcia.l, called Osave Groot. T s he windows overlook the River front Green ro Lambeth, Hanspstead, Highgate, and as far as Epping ; with a view of the Ships, building, repairing, and launching, from the King's Yard, Deptford. S agelevery hour for town. This Esta:e consists of a plod Brick House, two Kitchens, two Par lours, one large Drawingloom and Sleeping.rooin, First Floor: the Attic three thanshlrs'only ; Coach-house and Stable for Cha riot and Pair; two lacge,cellars for Wine, Coals, &c.; an Iron Balcony, the Whole length of the front at dining room windows, which opens level with the floor. Every Fixture necessary, on the modern plan, even . au Oven to bike all et litnne, and com plete C, pper Boiler to cook by Steam ; plenty of hne Water.— in &one, a neat Flossier Garden, and large Coach-yard,paved : heisted one large yard, with hen and dust-houses ; a large Gar c6n, well stocked with some of the choicest Fruit 'Frees t But what rend. re every thing more pleasant,*yea, delightful, ii an elegant Grotto, at the bottom of the Garden: also several swarms of Bees, in glen hives, at work, preparing Honey for the use of the latnily.—To be Sold, or Let,by Private Contract. May be seen on Wednesdays and Thursdays. For particulars, apply to Mr. A LEXA DTI, Union -court, Old Broad-street; Of f. Gattissa, I 74 ' Long Acre. • - • • ADVICE. . . - • vir...KEN Men of Education and proles; a' mil v - v asektseverthc eu.leafoore hi ;Nome &a...tilt certaln Method of treading a. few trending DissiSK4l4l.llll "ful rejuk of their evolve= is the best pivot of iatielsik. • Messrs. LOSS and Co. Surgeons, hive beat MIME ' the cuie of the &stowing the olsject of dung p , . • -7 ''' ' a c. , srtain Disorder, frequently contracted In a poll* ation, and be * concomitants, Strictures ins! Glltim - , in improved plan, are r4seedtly and effectualiy WU/ h. bility,ahether arising from liacchanahatt losidgemsebtillipit i dense n Warm climates, or a secret solhary Vick; titillative happily pursued by the youth rff both Seam, WIN/ eli OS stirili•y or barrenn.:ss, and in the other a numerousttalirtf. stout' dlseasei, which, if not timely rime died, teres.aate itt st tepee and toomnsphoti. hs that disnesslng died USW deficiency, whether the consequence of neck bolt% bah* .;rising Mtn any other mine, by which the riders mho tution become enfeebled, as regularly cdteeted h to don, they offer a flint, safe, and speedy rtstoratiod Insilildill . vigorous health. ' l'he temilt of a long and extensive pradt'th bat Malt dies fby a superior method, to remove veuerted coluplainta, Wolf Inveterate or complicated, Without sullectlng the ?Midi/nit kast restraint in diet or exercise; and in hetet CNN Illidial early wile-I:ion is made on discovery (tithe - itallinaelltioi quently perform a tore in the that Space of tie &tr. ' sr procedented tutees' of their modem( treat meat (width WOO been known to fail in one tingle instance ; t ea ionetiesuf Is • during which wild many thousand persons of both suet been , cured,. even after severe and injurious oneledr. pursued by other Practitioners without effect), indmin • . thus piddle!) , offer their advite. (3096 aad Co, lurgeonsoS,Seoveriesess.s " alli t {BY HIS MAJNSTY'IItOif AL A .E7ll Zia MA' INS LEAKVS Genuine PILLS, so justlrbpapalt their superkir eflicacy In curing every degree= Of the Venereal Meese, the Scurvy, &f. withal I . restraint of diet, la anew, expeditious, sakond letname nee. One sni tasteless Pill is a dose, ita operidth WS* tittle, and reqidrinatiso particular &misdeal. 1. In IS days. they generally cure •tbosercend . ali 1 5Iti where they Nibs that tune of perfiectlyresturjujg „ _ = "H. dent hued* halti4 astureacd dhatfie or th e is Of Aleirl.7 so restored, let toe Is elegem of.ma%naney he.nvarjSit Itan excellency yecullar to theese cob li e r it tit _ the comPliining part, ad enter loot 'MIS db Matter, which duty speedily dislodge anidagiel. Tali 00 red by es • to be a pricers-et of health, AS teem ret, by ' . «di efeit sin* Pits lositelidllPl In abort, the Pupates Ism this eldfddlfialleLy that whatever be proOdeed hboself,frnall ii4rnstbli,ler.; Mid and-exceed, as tbdikoh famithistnfitnetetaitlma = "l fames .Theme Pills ern meg wsarthy e'place ib4ld wino Master* and Ciptains of Ships: Asa more 22, (or lbSa keep goad In altdimitei tiny It dgth of time, said Ni t now borne the.test of sear 60 yeast, wit* ineralliOr themselves, and honour to then author, insomuch dot last ',eight years they hair 'akinh eirodittlwards el sons, many of whom bad been duelorgrilikoulie9 ll _ ll , 6 salivation Isarl.pe-en frequently ropsaiesd i thml,---+ made use of without effect. " ' -' ' .• Am & Prepeand and Sold by the Sole Proprietor. Tolllga-i i it Member ufthelloyalCogege of Surgeons in Landes.* I.ltO. 9, Neve Bridge-street; whetithet Ida 'glee sakes Fey', to persons taking chase Pille,tuid will answerPati av I' sera if post-paid, on the same term', observing to all . dies* inviolable seerley , no pat:ent's ukase or elle toZp o i; `'Motioned, bet At their own pectic ale' misfit. by tit during the course of more than to Tram, that Me has ii_ti. 4 4. • ducting of se dstensiviiale of the above sbedicions al ' 'tee mi s sing therefrom. • . . . - ' I ' They are Moo sold, by his tilpttt, tat tbr ' . , 44 as; st. Anain••••tyvit. ran4rWi ohs t ford.streett Mr. Dlsbotough'pillos 7 Anbotbw or' opposhE the Monument; and by see Telma in Mel , A are, town hr Ehighttni, &c. in Etties'of Mily be. 11011164 ewe, Iwith full aod plain directletra„.wipmelsy perodelsof cure tbevusetess with ease iindiseeei • HEALTH AND- REFRESHMENT. SODA WATER of a very superior quality, may be made by any one In a moment-, without the least trouble, and ht for immediatedrinting, by means of DESORM.EAUX'S SODA WATER POWDER. '1 he Fluid produced by it is peculiarly grateful and refreshing as a summer beverage; preventing and removing febrile and bilious attacks, calculous comylainta, nervous indispositions, and ob.ouctiont in general. The article above described, never spoik in keeping, and is so portable that the quantity required to make six separate tumblers of the Soda Water, (price only 2s. 6d.) oc cupies Pew space than the size of a walnut. Prepared by Daeoe sarnut , Apothecary, Chemist, Ste. (for merly of Guy's Hospital,) No. 22, Great 'Litchfieldstreet, Ca ventlish•square, Llsodon, by *bran also it is sold retail; and may be had of every dealer in Patent Medicines in the United King dom, who are supplied by Messrs. lanky and S ons, Fleet market, London, the stole Agonts or the 'Proprietor. Where also may be had, Desoaireaux's SIMMS Cemistr, which clams the priority of every Cement, 'with regard to hi valuable properties, as via aa j tp elate of Invention. Price per botle. It Is adapted for iostest wk./idea, aad ad mirably calculated to join ornmOsi ;Atka, Glass, Jewellery, or any subt:ance whatever. - • • Also, Desoa st eArrt's Psesculnili Of. 1121112: - 214 Leon Gobs% of every description, from Italc,-*Sevplirilbe...- FAMILY BREWING.' :' . BY THE KII4O'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. • . MEEDI - lAM, RAWLINS, - and O. felpectfulty 11l solid- the attention et the Nobiaty, Gentry, and the Public, to their PORTABLE FAMILY BREWIN3 MACHINE. It combines ' all the Utensils In ONE ; I, durable, convenient, and compact in its form; takes to pieces with ease, and' is kept in order with little trouble; its consumption of fuel is small, and it condenses the *stenos. ' , . The Method of using It is Nosily simple and Certain, 144:1 MASHING OF THE MALI IibINO REQUISITE, NOR' . ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and intig : l viably produces Ale and Bar of the TRUE.H9MEJIREIVErt FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly t * - . 'Sold by the Proprietors, tallogton-grunil " : dltiniter:wieet,' Snow-bill. London ; atici Wine-street, Brill* - 4lsilia . br Wolin. went. by the /*owing Furnishing Iron* ,..,•:. •.-.. ,a f , -. LONDON : Meows. Feitham, 105, St. Whine f_Mesint.; st4st Sunimers, 10S, New Bond-street • Minim. Akita, Ray, 4 Coitie,Oxford-st tees ; Messrs. D owner and Sanders;lsS,Meser: street; Messrs. Larkinsind Bade, Wholesale TraansaasidglNl,' Chiswell-street; and Mr. Feltner, 51, Curniug.—sextra, .WARK : Messrs . Benham and P;edtice a 133, High-streeten DORSE' I% Messrs. Thorne, Sherburne.--N/1 LT3I M. Rd" - • sell, Marlborough; Meier'. Wkltebureb sad "PaneltigeDevi —SOMERSET : Mr. Stothert, Bath. DEVON; blessn4 Kingdon, liztter ; Mr..Narraway, Soutb-Mak on ; Adr. Heath: man, Plymouth ; Mr. Ronda, Tiverton. NORFOLK : ' Messrs. Am and Caw, Iranfonnelers,Norevich..-LINCOLN : hlr. Taylor, Heckington. near Skafor4 ; Mr. Aebten.Loaths. • WARWICK:. Me Harborne, Birmingham.—HPOOßD I Mr. Hordatt, Hereford.-LANCASTER : Mr. Hope, Archi l • Sect, ST, Princeasoarteet. Mincbtiller.—NORTYMISERJ LAND: Kr. Maritsa Mather, Neweastieligniinkiae•-d . WALES s Mr. David llamas Nevreasde, Carleirdlolik.,_ : Just published, DIRECTIONS far BREWING with the rottiiiitetrA. Min' BREWING MACHINE ; . containing Tagracelsilia judging of dm QUality ot Malt and Hop, 5114.061141111111141 ljetwlng PORTBR,I ' T.' - `,/.8, " • pak.l.P. iitiaajc a tartan' Hat wsto, bre zip difelios' lett. - -fat. ambit( r lawoluivtltiiii4l o 4 l o o Monday se'anishr, i 4 Cavendliit-ievi 00 1 orar..sclu the caumy of Caowly. TAW 1 Smoky. Ihrildess'of the K Atsibwl4 Libriry 7, aad imi s , 411 : A art In Etrreile.. Arforniiiii.: " ...%•••••••••••01•10.i Afternoon, .......... •••••••••• •-• LONDON t Printed by.l. rateadttlillettt, iodu .."4, • . . . . . . I : -• .- ' t .. . .. . . . . - . . . • , ... . .. , , . . - ~ '_. '7- ' , - •;.• 4 ,..r. P . ... - 7jrtwing PORTiiR, ALE, TABLE ALIVAnd l'.&11/4t AVER. I: Sold by the Proprietor, followint Bookienen: Mr. Ctrapple,o6,lFWMall; Mr NwOng, I sod-- bisall their Agents; also by the 1 36 ,St.larseelo.strett;Mr.Hopit,it6,111. asetitAlessit***iire • Mr. Motweili, 21,, Ilell.gard, TiowpOwbir ' .Priloll 0 . 1111 01.411 , To ¢e allowed to pFsikesimi aiii . lacld .„. _, NEEDHAM, It AViL INS, sal CO. . . 1 1 0 4 everrPsestbt s Ill•dldititioketidii `I rtrs vii4lo BOA • . - 4 ! •' ilL. \ S :''‘l. 4i ' --' ' d ‘ .: • *.. st,,i 4 r-,,, :,1,;: )P "A• , '