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THE Ably. • • ' Tiro companies of the 2d battaliOn of tile 96th • We Corps, tinder the command of Major Wreelatt, kft Hythea in high spirits, on the 18th ul-. for Peers mouth, to embark for Portugal ; and on Friday leanight, two companies of the 3d battalion (.f the • same regiment marched from Shot neliff; for the same destination. • - . Oar hundred Artillery Drivers and the same num ber of !voles, marched on Tuesday last, from the ar finery barracks, Brampton, to join the army under the Earl of WELLINGTON. The garrison of Berryhead, consisting of the second battalions 28th and 88th regiments, and depot of the I I th, was inspected on the 9th ult. by Major- Gs net al ERSKINE, and cn the 91st following, the 86th searched for Exeter, where it is now quartered. rrel araticns are making at the Reyal Naval Hos pital at fla%lar,. for the reception r f sick and woun ded, that are hourly expectedjrom Portugal. Captains GRANT and MARSHALL, two of the Un ret.cled Officers ef the Madras Establishment, are gone to bi..i.y in compliance with a special invitation from Lord WILLIAM BENTINCE, late Governor of Madras, to take commissions in the Anglo-Sicilian • Army. The Leitrim Militia have marched from Sheerness on their route to Bristol. Six hundred of the West ~Y9rk, Under the command of Colonel DISARNDEN, • arc to replace the Leitrim at Sheerness. Wednesday and Thursday last the Dorset Militia smirched through Stair:market on their routefrom Yet.: 511031 th to Bristol. . The East Kent Regiment marchedon the 21st and 22d ult. from Loirghrea,ie the county of Galway, to - Birr, to King's County, Ireland. _ Monday ten deserters at rived at the SavOy, from Tilbury, taken at the Island of Java, in the East Indies, for being in the employ of the Trench Gas 'eminent, previous to the tracing of that Island by •Sir Sent= AHCHNIUTY. ' A private letter from an Officer with the expedi tion against Java to his friend at Penang, describes .thi gallant and heroic conduct of a small detachment ' of the 22d Light Dragoons, as unexampled in his, tory. The detachment consisted of 97 men ; and, it is said, they attacked a body of the enemy's cavalry amounting to about 2500, and, after completely rout ing them, took many prisoners. Another account says, the charge was made with such irresistible im petuosity, that they absolutely rude over the men and In-rses of the enemy. Thi following is the outline of the general ittstruc: tionh riceoey given to General MAII L AND, as com municated to the leading Magistrates of the interior part of the kingdom: e a he Panics sterner, in the name and on the behalf of his It merry. has appoit.ted you to a special command an Great Britain, ai.d you are to assume the command of all the troops in tisk Wind and north-west t istricts, brin g at liberty to fix upon any station tor your head-quarttrs which may appear to be mot co:mei:lent and beneficial to the service, and to employ such ad. tEtional Officers upon your Staff as you may cqnsider to be re qu4i.e. " In addition to the Instructions which you will receive front Ildi Majes: l ', t4.eretary of State for the Home Department, you ire duetted to make yourself perfectly acquainted with thef t ... siasialfeeas now smitin g in the counties comprising the district ander your superintendance; the yeomanry cavalry, the local in.iiitia, and wily! teen; and you v ill endeavour to keep up•a . IP* 'music communication with the Leutenantcy and Magistracy, !or th- purpose of obtaining an insight lino all local arrange- Silents, and to v.ln c h the beads of your instructions, in a general sense, aboulo be made known." The following is a copy of the Brigade Orders, issued by Major-General La MERCHANT after the hr.:tiara affair on the I I th April, near Llerena, in Which his Brigade so much distinguished itself: BRIGADE ORDERS. • " OLIVENzA, Ann. 15, 1812. 1 si Major. General La Mutsu/sr has great satisfaction in a tenvi l ii g to h s brigade the apptobatlen and thanks of Sir STA TLSToN to mist, commanding the Cavalry, for their gallant o anduc • , ni ar Licata*, on the I 1 th instant. lis to Hist the - Major-Genetal is perltctly satisfied with the . seal altwn by every intlisndual of kis Brigade, in the execution of 114 e.uty, on that occasion, he considers that the char g e made by the sth 1 rapon Guards, deserves his particular winiiration at d approval, and hr requests that Major YILLSCOTT. the Offi cn, Non-commissioned Officer-, and Privates, will accept of his test thanks, as well for ,lair tei vices, as for the credit which their Eallant conduct ref ecteon the command, which he has the aouour to hoar'. By order of Major-General Le Merchant. (Signed) " T. Huxcutns, Brigade-Major." BRIGHTON, MAY 29.--Tiesday, for the first time this ye.ir, the Local Militia assembled in this town had A field-day, and discharged several roundi of blank cartridge. The practice over, the battalion famed a square, in the centre of which their Corn nandanr, L eutenant-Colonel GRAHAM, addressed tf em. The Colonel first expressed the great satisfac tion he had a n that occasion received from the im pr ved esecution of their ,duties. Their marchings, be said, had bean remarkably good; and the close ness of their vollies such as to demand his praise.— • lie next observed, that as there were many Oen pre sent, whose terms of service woukl expire with the year, and many of those would, probably, wish to re. flew and extend suck services in his battalion, he should direct LeUteHailt-Ccionel CRIPPS to read such clues in the Act ef Parliament that would enable them to do so; which was accordingly done. The Cot nel, then, in a more serious trine, called their at tention to a rumour that had reached him, and which WAS, that Vine very disorderly women of the town had endeavoured to irritate them against the veterans of the 89th, and which rumour had been, in part, anfirmed by somedisiutes that had taken place be tween a few individnals of the two battalions the night before. The 'Colonel then bade them to recollect tl.e many indulgences they had received from him. " I bare scarcely (std he) made you subject to any re-: 0 *taints I have never compelled you to be in your quarters at any given hour. I have never caused the tattoo to be beat to regulate your retirings— and why , have toot done Nis?? • Why, because your conduct has been orderly and good—because your conduct hitherto has been that of good soldiers in the field, and good• nd peaceablecitruns out of it. Then, for H say Lb% sake,. do not compel me to' treat you wit'? more.sever ty- a acontiriue that behaviour that has thus far entitled you to my praise, and you will put it out lof power 4-any wretched strumpet to-lead you to acts that must.disgrace you ; and of this be assured, that should any disorderly proceedings take place in future . among you, the tattoo shall compel you to be is% quarteri by nine o'clock, and patroles shall be esta blished, to visit you in your quarters when you are 'there, and to take you into custody ‘i hen you are not. ;As you behave, so you shall be treated; and all in clulgences.shall be your's, so long as you may conti nue to deserve them. Notwithstanding this admoni tion., some slight disturbances took pl ace between a few of the privates of the 89th, and the Local Mili tia, on the7following night; but from what immedi - ate cause, does not appear ; the consequence of which was, the beating of the tattoo; last night, as Colonel GRAHAM had justly menaced, and the parading of mi litary patroles in the streets, until after daybreak this morning. Every thing has been tranquil since. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford.—Bedfordshire Militia. Adjutant Win. Piardsrove, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March s 5, 181 IL Ist Regiment of Local Militia. Lieutenant and Adjutant Charles Bailey to have the rank of Captain. Dated May 8,181'2. 2d Regiment. Lieutenant Edward Adi well to be Captain. Dated May 29,1812. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset.—East Mendip Regiment. The Right Hon. John Hiley Addington to be Lieutenant-Colo nel-commandant. Dated Deeember 24, 1808. John Mackenzie, Esq. to bel.ieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. Charles Anthony Partridge, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. John Fisher, James Cockburn, John Hammons, and William Wilkins, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above. Rico Wasbeough, Charles Wilkins, John Wm. Chadwick, and Havland John Addington, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated May 23, 1809. Wm. Lewes, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 16, 1811. John Poole, Esq. to lie ditto. Dated December 9, 1811. William Harrison, Joseph Day, Joseph Harris, Joel Parsons, Charles Holder, Joseph Lawrence, Morgan Yeatman, Peter Eaton Coates, anti Henry UswinHaddington, Gents, to be Lieutenants. Dated Dec. 24, 1811. Wm. Parker, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 16, 1811. James Pryant and George Hall, Gents, to be ditto. Dated Dec. 3, 1811. George Dyer, John Adams, James Adams, end William Watford, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated May 23, 1809. John Rowe, Gent. to be Adjutant and Captain by Brevet. Da ted Feb. 4, 1809. May Lee, Gent, to be Surgeon. Dated Dec. 24, 1808. George Armstrong, Gent. to be Quarter Master. May 23, 1809. West Mendip Regiment. Joseph Rogers, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant.. Dated March 24, 1809. William Downes Phillott, Esq. to be Lieutenant-ColoueL ted as above. Gabriel Stone, F.sq. to be Major. Dated as above. James Parker, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. Rich. Gilling, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. John Allen, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Allied Protherne, Esq. to be ditto. Dated June 7, 1809. Richard Pearsall, Esq. to be ditto. Dated July 12, 1809. Joseph Clarke, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 12, 1809. James Keele, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 22, 1810. Robert Payne, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 23, 1810. Stephen Downe, Lsq. to be ditto. Dated May 6, 1811. Samuel Nk)nclowe, jun. Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Robert Alford, Gent. to be lieutenant. Dared March 24,1808. Thomas Nicholls, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 7, 1808. John Simons, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 12, 1809. '1 hornas Pym, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Walker, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 31, 1810. Charles Price, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 6, 1811. Wm. Taylor, jun. Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 16, 1811. Wm. Clincelior, Gent. to be Ensign. Da!•:d July 12, 1809. Wm. Swee: ing, Gent. to be Surgeon. D ated April 22, 1811. John H. (Ann Gent. to be Quarter-Master. March 24, 1809. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. 2d East Kent, or Lath of Scray and Wingham Re giment of Local Militia. John Saffray, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 30, 1812. John Wildish, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 19, 1812. bevenoaks and Bromley Regiment. Lieutenant John Malyn to be Captain, vice Sir Rich. Hardinge, Ban. resigned. Dared May V, 1812. Henry Howe, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wedd, resigned. Dated as above. Berstead and Malling. Regiment. gichard Cutbush, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 11, 1819. Blackheath Regiment. Lieutenant J. B. Duncan to be Captain, vice Woolcombe, re signed. Dated May 19, 1812. . Lieutenant Charles Day to be ditto, vice Mitchell, resigned. Dated May IN), 1812. Surgeon F. P. strong to be Lieutenant. Dated May 19, IM2. Ens get James Goddard to be ditto, vice Dunzan, Dated May 20, 1812. Ensign S. Collingwood to be ditto, vice Day. Dated May 21,1812. Ensign J. R. It; psey to be ditto. Dated May 22, 1812. Ensign W. Forster to be Lieutenant. Dated May 23, 1812. John Pike, pent. to be En.lgn, vice Goddard, Dated May 19, 1812. William Pike, Gent. to be do. vice Rapsey. Dated May 20,1812. Commission in the Eastern Battalion of Dorsetshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. William Lewis Heming, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Lomas Healing, resigned. Dated May 11,101 a. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Chester. The Earl of Chester's Volunteer Legion. Major Henry Augustus Leictsrerto be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice . _ Brooke, resigned; Ca; tain Edward Venables Town.hend to be Major, vice Leicester, promoted; and Peter Brooke, Esq. to be Captain, vice '1 ownsbend. promoted. Dated May 6,1812. John Holland, Esq. to be Captain in the Infantry, vice Leech, deceased. Dated April 8, Isi t. Macclesfield Local Militia. Wilbraham Egerton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant, vice Broughton, resigned. Dated March 31, 1812. Major Thomas Tarleton, jun. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Egerton, promoted; Robert Wilmot, Esq. to be First Major, vice Tarleton, 'promoted ; and Thomas William Tatum, Esq. to be Second Major, vice Wilmot, promoted. Dated April 6, 1812. Congleton Regiment. ?rands Tweralow, Esq. to be Second Major, vice Leicester, re signed; Lieutenant Samuel Smith Adam to be Captain, vice Twetnlow, promoted; William Stubbs, Gent. to be Lieute nun, vice Adam, promoted; and Isaac Yearsley, Gent. to be Ens gn. Dated &lay 9, i tit Commissions in the Norfolk Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Eastern Regiment. Frederick Woodrow, sent. to be . Second Lieutenant, vice I.ltontas Utton, promoted. Dated April 30, 1812. Ist Western Regiment. William Pos.le, Esq. to be Captain, vice Cooper, resigned; Quarter- Master James Gaze to be Lieutenant ; and Spurrel Fiuntbiy, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, with the rank of Lieu tenant, vice Gaze. Dated May 5, 1812. Commissions in the Third or Tavistock Regiment of •Devonshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. William Bray, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Dated September 34, 1808. Arthur Keliv, Jun. Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel ; Richard Par son, Esq. to be First Major; William Croker, Esq. to be Se• coed Major; John Abraham ' Esc. to be Captain; William Slerman, Esq. to be ditto 1 Junes Hearn, Esq. to be ditto; Oliver Davy, Esq. to be ditto; William Gill, Esq. to be ditto; Saunders liornbrooke, Esq. to be ditto ; and Henry Skinner, Esq. to be ditto. Dated September 44, 1808. Samuel Chubb, jun. Esq. to be Captain, Dated July LO, 1810. Daniel Ward, Esq. to be ditto. Dated July 11, 1809. James larim Cumin, Esq. to be ditto. Dated lily 18, . . ISAMU Robbie', Rig. to be ditto. !fatal July IS, I ROW. Richard Roue, Esq. to be ditto. Dated March tl, 1812. Samuel Carter. jun. John Please, William Hill, Ettlxrt lease, William Hush Croker, and William Cornish, jun. Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Suptemher 24, 18418. Richard Brendon, Wiliam Eastacott Richard Eastacott, John Eastacott. Gents. to he ditto. Dated May SI, !Anti. William Brendonatid Edward Brendon, Gents. tobe ditto. Dated June O, 1809. Richard Curgenven, Gent. to he ditto. Dated June $4,1809. Thomas Gill, and William Spear, Gents, to be En-igns. Dated May 85, 1810. John (lode B r addon, luhn Commins, Cents. to be ditto. Dated June 4, 1810. Thomas Radcliff Banbury. Gent. to he ditto. April 26, 1811. John Berry, Gent to be ditto. Dated April 27, IMI I. John Phillips, Gent. to be ditto, and Christopher Arthur, Gest. to be Adjutant. Dated Nov. 28; 1811. William Skinner, Gent, to be Quarter-Master. Dated Septem ber 24, 18041. John Hornbrooke, Gent. to he Surgeon, and Julius Hole, Gent. to be Surgeon's-Mate. Dated Sept. 24, I ROS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall. - - - - - - - Benjamin Sucker Richard Vyvyan, William Rawlings, Thomas Daniel, end Edward Collins, jun, Emits. to be Deputy Lieu. tenants. Dated March $, 'lBl2. Old Militia. Peter Bovril Hares ' and Wm. Henry Robinn Bettesworth,Eaqrs. to be Captains. Dated October 30. 1811. Noel Peters, and John Jackson, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Decensinr 21, 1811. • William Hurd.n, and William Tonkin, Gents. to be Ensigns.— Dated July 3, 1811. James Thompson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated A agussl7. 1811. Robert Pape, Gent to be di:to. Dated Decembor 18,79. Andrew Blake, Gent. to be ditto, and Second Surgeuti's-Mate. Dated February 8, AMC Bd, or Notth Cornwall Regiment of Local Mi:itia. Richard Symons, Esq. to be Captain. Dated June 1811. Frederick Cook, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Deed as above. Robert Bake, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 5, 1811. Benjamin Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June .22, 181% William Hartwell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 8, 1811. 4th, or Mountsbay Regiment. Augustus Stephens, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Nov 12, 1811. sth, or Loyal Mcneage Regiment. William Arthur, Gent. to be Ensign. Deed July 9, 1811. Charl,s Daniel, Gent. to be Surtton. 181 t. 6th, or Pendennis Artillery Regiment. William Michael Gichard, Esq to be Captain. Dated Feb. G , 1812. James Treleaven, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, and Janie' Cor nish, Gent. to be Seciind Lieutenant. Da, td it above. SPORTING lATELLIGENCE. GARRISON RACES. BARHAM DOWNS, TUESDAY, MAY 26. Wellington Plate of 50 Guineas. Mr. Gardner's eh. g. Sir Thomas - • 1 Mr. Campbell's b. m. - . g Galloway Race, 50 Guineas. Mr. Halges's ch. g. - • 1 Captain Sibthorp's ch. g. . - g Mr. Ruslibrookr's b. g. - - - - 3 Besides which there were several Handicap Stakes,which were well contested. ASCOT HEATH, FRIDAY, MAY 29. A Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, 20gs. forfeit, for hones of all ages ; three year olds to carry 7st. 71b. four year olds, Bst. bOlb. See year olds 9st. 41b. six year olds and aged, 9st. 911 s, Mares to be allowed 31b. One heat, to run the Old Mile. Lord Egremont's sister to Castanea, 3 yrs old . I H. R. H. the Duke of York's b. c. Pointers, 3 yrs old . 2 Mr. Ladbroke's Hamlet, 4 yrs old - - 3 A Sweepdakes of 30 guineas each, 20 guineas forfeit, for two year old colts, to carry Hat. 51b.--Alhes, list. 21b. To Start at the two year old darting pest. Capt. H. Vyse's b f. Vale Royal a . i Mr. Ladhroke's ch. f. by Selim - - 2 Mr. mone's h. f. Miss Whipthong ' - . ' S H. R. H. the Duke of York's c. by Lignum Vito 11:400116 4 1 HORRID ATTEMPTS ifl' .4SS44SSIA?AIION. Two premeditated attempts at assassination tank place, the one on Friday night, at a Gentleman's house at Him, near Ric:fmond; and the other at the village cf Appleton, near Harrow, on Saturday morn ing, (which w. briefly mentioned in our last). The following are the particulars of the latter case, accord. ing to depositions taken before Mr. CONANT, of Mail borough-street Police Office, on Saturday etening : Mr. Burrows, a hay salesman, residing at Apple ton, was suddenly attacked in his chaise, near his resi dense, by --Bowler, a neighbouring farmer, who discharged a blunderbuss at him, and lodged the con-, tents (slugs) in his neck and body. The f Honing testimony of a blacksmith at Appleton gives the whole case :—The assassin, who is a man 70 years of age, ca del at the smith's shop, on horseback, at five' o'clock on Saturday morning, accompanied by his grandson, and produced a blunderbuss, which he ask, d leave to make the lock secure to go off, as he wanted to shoot a mad dog. After I,e had done' a something to the lock, he left the piece in the shop, having described it as being loaded, and walked by the side of the canal, .whilst his grandson led his horse about the road. The canal path commanded a view of Burrows's residence, and after walking there nearly two hours, he returned to the smith's shop, *hen Burrows was alfproacl.ing it, and having taken. up the blunderbuss, he met him and presented it, when Burrows called out— ,, for GOD'S sake don't shoot me," and inclined hiS head upon his legs. The assassin, however, pulled the trigger, and Burrows fell, when the former mounted his horse s rode off, and was not secured yesterday. The situa tion of the wounded man is very precarious ;—four slugs have been extracted from his r,:..ck and head, but there are others in the body, one of which is supposed to have lodged nearahe blade-bane. There are some favourable symptoms, and some hopes are entertained that life will be saved. Mr. Wood, a coal-merchant, pursued the assassin as far as Bushy Heath, near Watford, and police officers have scoured the country. The cause of the diabolical act is said to have arisen from some family jealousies. The 'parties had a litigation about a month since, when high words arose, but they bad since been apparent good friends. , The wounded man was pkrfectly sen sible and composed at two o'clock yesterday aftbr noon. E In the case of the other attemit at murder at Ham, 1 the assassin is in custody, and was examined at King ! ston on Saturday. He was footman in a Gentleman's family at Ham, and the object of his rancour was the ladies maid in the same fain ly. The latter had some friends from London to call on her on Friday, and she accompanied them to Ham- Fair, where she is said to have taken the arm of one ot the company.— The assassin had previously given licr to understand he would shoot her if she took the arm of any man, and on her entering the.lionse, he verified has threat, by discharging a pistol at her loaded with slugs.— The young woman received the charge chiefly in bier ' arm, but her head and side hari o also sustained in jury. She is expected to JUL ViVC ; the assassin is Lodged in Lingston gaol. VIVIPERSII7 INTELLIGENCE. • OXFORD. MAY Sunday last the follow t prs •ns we by the Bishop of Oxford, at Christ Churn . % OMITS. Thoma s William Lancaster, A.M. Ft low or Qui, 'Patna* Marwooil, A.M. ditto. Henry Hop. r, A B Deny of Magdalen Coler. Gears* Hove, AM. Fellow of Pembr,ke Collets. John rAiller, A.M F.Pow nL Wo.ee.ter 04 - eke. Wi Item Jones Shintwr, A.B. Scholar of &to. 1 lama. Be,t, A.B. di:qt. John Moore, A.M. ditto. Joseph Langley Mills, A.M. Petri of Clagdal..o CA Marlow Watt. wildinenn. A.E. scl,niar wurcesterC % z ig Joshua Newby, A.B. Dean I-f Iterlalret Hairy Arthur Atkinson, 4. M. Fellow of Q.fireu's Qat,. Wm. Woortrmbe. A.M. Fellow of Corpostlwriul r James Philip Hewlett, A.M. Mas Won • tee.. Themes Dawson Allen, A.M. F Boer of usi-vrin Cid* Williams Vans, M.A. Fellow of 4 Colisec Dr/ICONS. Henry Reade Quartley, A.M. Qaeini's Cult , ' Suattte Audley. William Borrow, A M. Se. Edmund hill, Curve of \ Heary Evans, A B Worcester Cud re, Curate of Sasi Jardes Parkin, A.B. St haler of Petto.nolte Cu'l ge, Robert Franc:, Walker, A.B. Coup :In if Nrn. c, Thomas Hanbary, A.B. nanud Culp j e , Cambridg e : of Chalgrove. li:ruard Smith, A.B. Fellow of New Co'lego. James David Lloyd, A.B Sch.dar of Jesus Coi, Turner Edward., A.D. crtto. loin logien Forteicor, M.A. Orly! C4kpe. Ont. oM tre% On Wednesdly last the follow:us Gentlemen admitted to degrees: ',mascot AND DOCTOR 1N Th.., Rev. William Palmer MA. And S•ott.ntirt Nrielq Il•-•144 College, and Vicar of Ikea, intl.* cGunty of • Grand Compounder. JULCIIILOR IN DITIN/TT. • Pry. ebrke Jenkins, M.A. and Snident in Diviaky, cob' Co.:, go. MASTIIIe OP MITI. Rev. Clieric4 Crook, of Oriel Rte. Henry erii pa, of Merton C..11-ee. Rev. Henry Pirkin, et - St Eduppkt 114. Rev. Edward Prow!, of Chri4 Church. Rev. Frederick. Ricketts, of ditto. oacsictwas or Hon. Wililam Lennox Batitorar,of All Satoh Caw' Edward Chohneley Derhl of Christ Mitch. Mr. Easeblus Cornwall, of 4t. John's College.. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Prince Regent has presented the Rev limos Harris, M.A. to the Rectory of Gothic's, lo it. city void by the death of the Rev. ftepl.en Shone. His Royal Highness the Print.. RegeEt bas been plesssi, the name and on the behalf of his Maj. sty, to pewit the liw. rend Peter Rub,rt• on to the church and parikh of (Shaer,. the presbytery of Disublan and county of Per h, sac= by*, death of Do?tor James Robert.r.n. His Royal Highness has alsa been pleased. in the mos ad ' on the behalf of his Majesty, to ',rest= the Pee. lohn H•eel,, the church and parish of Bendochy, in the pretytery w Ago county of Perth, vacant by t'.e de ttla of the !Lev. Mt Phyfor.• His Royal Highness has also beau. pit ased to present t►r Us. -John Skids to the church and parish of Westrutler, is die psi, bytery of Lauder and county of Berwick, va , :ant ky thr Lion of the Rev.WM.Shiels to the clutch and palish of Wow, R:ght Re►. B. E. Fparke,D.D. Lord Bishop of Chcec moo tented to the See of Hy. Rev. R. Mr rres, M.A. to the. Prebend of Akoo-Borals,V the Cathedral Church of Salisbury. Rev. Wm. Vim Miklen, M.A. to the prrachenhip of Liamiall Inn, vacant by the resignation of the B ai op of 01141. Rev. Thomas i.e Mesurlsr, M.A. Rector of Neercto(lmpi idle, Bucks, and late Fellow of New Col ege, to tie lincan4 Haughton, sear D..rlington. Due am. DI ED. Sa•-rday sennlght after a Long a-id painful Mos. Lath 't. -lb Yeastleg ten ,14/111. TatmanEn, wife of the Rev Tahourdin, of Bentley, In Hampshire. Monday, at Winchester, the Rev. Edwart.Sal , er, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the late Mike of C Canton Re tidentiay of Winchester, and y of Rector of the Parishes of Stradieltisage aaJ Swathes:hi the County of Hants. • • T CRALLIIOO irEss RS. CUR RIE and Co. I -7 Afajesty'* Service, challenge the 11:A!le Instance where their Medicine and faded of the desired effect. The practle• rarticulat branch of their profession has unsuccessful case. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of t. Lave been under the care of Messrs. Curve mural of complaints of the Urethra, Stricti received a radical and permanent cure, may be made to them as satisfactory evidences periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of these Gentkmen have had Strictures ti and had been under the care of M..mrs. and other surgeons of equal endaencs, by the application of the lunar caustic, evil Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consuls rest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, Halod-Gp , den. Patients in the country the particulars of their case, age, m 4 gene'. rielosing a remittance fru-advice and medicines, will be given or seat to any pact of the klne , ' Paients in- the country are requested of their case, age, and Mune: of hiring, for .deice and medicines, sad the Nine VC pan of the kingdom. WHEN Men of Education Al use persevering endeavours to Mame/ 1 curtain method of treating a trw prevailing' fat result of their experience is the best per Messrs. GOBB and Co. Surgeons, have the cure of the following the object of their 1 a certain Disorder, frequently contracted k cation, and its concomitants, Strictures an improved plan, are speedily and effect bility. whether arising train Becdianaliart„ 'dence in warm climates, ee a secret song nippily pursued by the youth of both be neva y or barrenness. and in the other a . vows diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tence and consumption. In that distressing deficiency, whether the ennsesue nce of - arising from any other cause, by which tl tutien become enfeebled, as regularly edi don, they oiler a then, safe, and speedy vigorous health. • The revolt if a Ion( and ostensive p. by a superior method, to remove venereal inveterate or complicated, withritat ,subjecting least restraint in diet or exercise; and in :we early application is made on discovery of the . quently perform score in the short norm of tweday, pi etedented success of their mode of tr.stowct (which e beets known hi fail In one single Menace th a peactice 4l4 ' , during which period many thousand person, 4 hi 4. lis 4ll ' been cored, even after severe and injo.ious metho.is it STA _pursued by other Prac:i.loners without effect), induces then"' thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the ca . re a fi t r particular complaints, in order that they may lies If? e a lil" a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly ittagbeel se time howSrant empiric, think it but justice to then:selves :o state, flu! i . have been properly educated and initiated into rosy . . 1 the profession (certificates of whichorom different billsP#1 t F ir. testimonials from the most eminent Plivs.ciuns,they Lave II vince - any inquirer), that the sioxesl resubmit into theit ce , yours first induced them to deviate (cosu ate pram* ot 10 4 . rat Practitioner', and they presume the: their premiums gua i: cute a fair ground for the unprecedented collides** v 1.14 they have been by the public, sonlieraby hi tdatiri.d.. t t CiOSS UM Co. ;11rittl - ti. , . 113.14.11P10- --I:6 published by tl=, as :4 at the li titar L i ii‘e T' 11 9 .1421 1 4 " krt:llie'. " .' 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W ntry are requested es star general habit of bring, b. medicines. %ben theme the kinsil.m. sted to Vitt the pacel lig, inch:oiling a Bulk*" as w:11 be for wardedes aq II .1 prolesswasi ski o discover the lutist sofa tall 114hAses, the was* eat proof of superiority. have bees inthiced to wit f their particular Hedy,* eted in a troment of its area a sd Gaiets, shshi V !timidly cured; sa as site:Lieu:Wu:lees. bog !,,, P solitary vice; we of* tb bezel, in the roe cal • era Inftnrrotii train et ia.• media, t. raamat• in leir tensing state o , &Lloyd' of rush baneful halm* cb the powers of the PA* 'thieved Noraeotai 4 .1 0 dy restoration ...asons• • prattles has euattlei tF lt terra! complansit. boo übjectius Ibex to w ' id in precut Cm* e Pi yof tie; idertfor. • ore of tvetedayee tr. atmcot !och lutt ace tti a peseile4 ll !T ar, prnons ot bock. nitLiOUS 11110101111141