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MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 20. et Regiment of Dragoon Guards—George Quicke, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Brooke, promoted. Commission dared April 15,1813. • filth Ditto—William Stewart, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hay, promoted. Dated as above. iBth R. :timent of Light Dragoons—Cornet Robert Curtis to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Dated as above. 19th Dino—Lieutenant Cohn Anderson to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Bacon, who retires; and Cornet John Ham. mersley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Anderson. Dated as above. Staff Corps of Cavalry—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Se°. veil, from the 57th Foot, to be Major Commandant; Lieu tenant Lewis During, from the. 15th I.ight Dragoons, to We ' Captain of a Troop ; Lieutenant John Gitterick, from the It!th Light Dragoons, to be ditto; and James Rook, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as above. 3d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Chapman, from the Ro)al Berkshire Militia, to be Ensign; and Ensign Thomas Barrett, from the 2d Somerset Militia, to be ditto. sth Ditto—. Ensign George Frederick C . : reaves, from the 89th Foot, to he Ensign,' vice Ougktoo, who exchanges ; and As. siitatit-Surgeon William Griffin, from the 85th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Lear, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran Eat•alion. Dated 46115, 1813. .Bth Ditto—lkutenant Libanus Tilsley to be Captain of a born . patty, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted, dated April.ls, 1813; Ensign Thomas Dutton to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Macirean, promoted, dated April 14, 1813; and Eniign Alex:Ander Hogg to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis, pro • nutted in the .sth West India Regiment. Dated April 15,1813. 9th Ditto--Lieutimuit Richard •Storey, front the ad Somerset Militia, to Ensign. lath Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, without purchase— Lieutenant -Francis Innes, vice Dudingstone deceased, dated April 14, 1.813 ; and Lieutenant' E. Broomfield, vice Suther land, placed upon half-pay.—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign James T. Tindall, vice Innes, dated April 14, 1813; and Ensign Luke Horner, vice 13roomfield, dated • Apr 1 15, l'o be Ensigns without purchase--Charles Campbell, Gent. vice Horner, dated April 1.5, 1d l 3 ; and Lieu tenant Thomas L. L. Galloway, from the North Lincoln Militia. Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, without purchase— Lieutenant G. M. Fable Mercer, vice Porter, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated April 14, 11113; and Lieutenant Andrew Leith Hay, from. the 29th Foot, vice Ba rd, apeointed to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated April 15, 181 S.—Ensign William Trimble, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mercer, same date.—To be Ensigns, without purchase—Richardson Mason, Gent. vice Scott, pro mote/ lu the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated April 14, 1813 ; and Edward Hobson, Gent. vice Trimble, dated April . _ 15, 1613. • 13th Ditto--Ensign William Whitehead to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Morgan, superseded ; and Edward F. Kelly, Cent. to he Enfign, vice NVlntehrad. Dated April IS, INI3. lath Ditto—Lieutenant Adam CaSander, from the North York hlil tia, to be Ensign. ' 224.1 Ditto—To be Ensigns—James Stewart, Gent. by purchase, vice Ball, promoted, dated April 13, 1813; Lieutenant Ri chard Monk, and Ensign Charles Calveley, from the Royal Cheshire Militia; and Lieutenant Janies Chamiters l'atk, front the Ayrshire Militia. 2Sti Ditto—First lieutenant Thotnas H. Browne to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Gourley, appointed to ae 13th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Second Lieutenant John -Wingate to be First Lieutenant, vice Browne ; Lieutenant George Dunn, from the Ist Somerset Militia, to be Second Lieutenant; dated as above. 27th Ditto—To be Ensigns—John Galbraith, Gent. Ly purchase, vice Sampson, promoted, dated April 13; B. Slattery, Gent. by porches vice Maclean, promoted, dated April 14; -- Mac Andrew, Gent. w ithout purchase, vice Acteni who re signs, dated April 15, ISIS, 211th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign John Evans, vice Huddlestone, deceased, dated April 13; Ensign Robert Henry Mitchell, vice Wright, appointed to the 11th Royal Vettramßattalion,. dated April 14 ; Ensign and Adju . tart Bridgeland (to have the rank), dated April 15, 1813. 'To be Ensigns, without purchase-s-AritlionyTattoti,Gent. viee Evans, dated April 14; Wm. Campbell, Gent. vice Mitchell, dated A 21115, 1813. 31st Ditto—Benjamin Sayer, Gent. to Be Eri:gn, without pur- chase, vice Clarke, promoted in the 15th Royal Veteran Bat talion, dated April IS, 1613. 3l.'d Ditto—To be Captains o: Companies, without purchase— Lieutenant Anthony Graves, vice Shemin), promoted in the • 1:;th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated April I 1 ; lieutenant John C. Dennis, vice Gibson, appointed to the 13th Royal Ve • teran Eattalion, dated April 15. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Hilbert Nesvton,vice Muntou, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, slat el April 13 ; Ensign Wm. Peyton, vice Graves, dated April 14; Emign Thomas Lawdet, vice Dennis,Aated April 15. To be. Ensigns, without purchase—John Shygley Poole, Gent. vice Newton, dited Apt il 13; John Birtwhiale, Gent. vice• Peyton, dated April 14; Alex. Stewart, Gent vice Lawder, dated April 15. 89th Ditto—Volunteer Norman J. Bond to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Grace, who resigns, dated April 15. 42d Ditto.—Al,:saudcr Mercer, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice John Grant, promoted, dated as above. 45th Ditto—GeorgyCrousdaile, Gent. to. be Ensign, without purchase, vice Yates, promoted in the 13th Roy al Veteran Battalion,-dated as above. 44th Ditto—Peter Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, by parcbase, vice Carne, promoted, dared as above. 47th Ditto—Volunteer J. Campbell, from the 6th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Lindsey, killed in action ; Scrjeant James Jack son to be Quarter-Master, vice Haggar, appointed to the 1:;th Royal Veteran Battalion ; dated as above. blil Ditto—Lieutenant John Ross to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hickey, appcinted to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign Frederck Mainwaring to be Lieu tenant, vice toss, both dated as above; Ensign and Adjutant Wm. Jones to have the rank of Lieutenant, dated April 16; — Gentleman Cadet Edward Glasgow, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purcha se , vic e M a i uwar i ng , dated April 11, 1813. 521 Ditto—Dayhort Macdowall, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Snodgrass, promoted, dated as above. 53d Ditto—Robert George Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Hutchinson, promoted, dated as above. Pith Ditto—Lieutenant flowlandChate to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Newport, who retires, dated as above. Gist Ditto—Lieutenant Hugh Eccles to be Captain co? a Com pany, without purchase, vice Macleod, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran I::.ttalion, dated as above. 69th Ditto--Ensign Henry Lockwood, from the Tipperary Ml litia, to be Ensign, witlilait purchase, dared as above. 7lst Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Grant to be Captain of a Compa*y, without purchase, vice M'lntyce, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated as above. To be Lieute flaws, without purchase—Ensign Norman Campbell, vice Russ, appointed to the 13th Royal Vv:eran battalion, dated April 14; Ensign "(boons Cornineline, vice Grant, dared April 1 5. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Wm. Moore, Cent. vice Canipbell, .`ated April 14 ; Dupla Grant, Gent. vice Contsne line, dated April 1819. 73a llii to—To be Entips, without purchase— Lieutenant Thos. Deacon, from the litrisrdare Mania, and Lieutunant Charles B. Eastwood, from the Wnicester 74Th Dittu--Lieutenaiit William Whittin.g to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Langlands, appointed to the 13th Koyal•Vetriar. Battalion; and Ensign William I.llack to be Lieutenant, vice WhAtirg. Dated April 13, 1813. 83d Di .o—l.i.ruteoant Thomas Young, hum the North Lincoln Militia, to be kAisign. 85th Ditto—Lieutenant G. F. O'Connor, from the 71d Foot, to be lieutenant ovithout puecharr, nice Kelly, appointed to the 117th Foot ; and "Adamant Rt.bert Charlton, Irons tire Derby shire Militia, to be Ersigtr. Dared April 15, 1813. 87ts Ditto—To be Eos;g: s—Volunteer Walter Cra ly, vice D. Ireland, decesdl, dates Apt it 14, and Volunteer —.-- Hil liard, from the sth Foot, vice W. Ireland, decea.ed. Dated April t 1813. 19 h James Ough.oi , , from the sth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Graves, who ekchaogi.s. DatA April 15, 1813. 92d Ditto—Captain John Macpherson to be Major, witbout pur chase, vice M•Donnoi, promoted in the 13th 'Royal Vetttan ;Mt igloo; Ltooteuant John Warren to be Captain of a Cgni. Evans, dated April 14; Wm. Campbcl ' . dated A 2 el 15, 1813. 31st Ditto—Benjantin Sayer, Gent. to Be chase, vice Clarke, promoted in the lh talion, dated April 15, 1813. 9l.'d Ditto— To be Captains o: Comp:mit Lieutenant Anthony Graves, vice Shei 1 . 15th Royal Vcteraai Battalion, dated John C. Dennis, vice Gibson, appointed • teran Battalion, dated April 15. To bi purchase—Ensign Hit bert Ncsvron,vice the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, that Wm. Peyton, vice Graves, dated Apri ! Lawdet, vice Dennis, dated April 15. 'I ,l purchase—John Shyg!ey 'Poole, Gent. - I April 13; John Birtwhiatle, Gent. vie 14; Alex. Stewart, Gent vice I.awder, 119th Ditto—Voitimeer Norman J. Bond i purchase, vice Grace, who resigns, dater 1 42d Ditto.—Al,:xaudcr Mercer, Gent. to b vice John Grant, promoted, dated as ab 45th Ditto — GeorgsjCrousdai le, Gent. to purchase, vice Yates, promoted in chi ; Battalion,-dated as above. 44th Ditto—Peter Grant, Gent. to be Ens Carne, promoted, dated as above. i 47th Ditto—Volunteer J. Campbell, from • ') Ensign, vice Lindsey, killed in action; son to be Quarter-Master, vice liaggar, . Royal Veteran Battalion ; dated as abov • 1 51st Ditto—Lieutenant John Ross to be ( u4thout purchase, vice Hickey, appeit Veteran Battalion; Ensign Fredrick M: tenant, vice Koss, both dated as above; • ' Wm. Jones to have the rank of Lieut,iii Gentleman Cadet Edward Glasgow, frc College, to be Ensign, without &webs , ) dated April 15, 1813. 521 Ditto—Dayhort Macdowall, Gent. t • purchase, vice Snodgrass, promoted, dai • • 53d Ditto—Robert George Scott, Gent. t chase, vice Hutchinson, promoted, clate Pith Ditto—Lieutenant Rowland Chute to • pany, by purchase, vice Newport, who I • Gist Ditto—Lieutenant Hugh Eccles to 1 pany, without purchase, vice Macleod, Royal Veteran I::.ttalion, dated as above • 69th Ditto—Ensign Hen:y Lockwood, frt • litia, to be Ensign, witlilait purchase, da • 7lst Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Grant Compa*y, without purchase, vice M'ln 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated as : flaws, without purchase—Ensign Norma • appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran . 14 ; Ensign Thorns Cornmeliiie, vice ( To be Eitsiglis, without purchase—Wn Campbell, .`ated April 14 ; Dupla Grar line, dated April 15, 1819. 73t1Dit to—To be Ensigns, without porch: Deacon, from the Derbribire Militia, a 11 B. Eastwood , from the Wnicestor Mit i 74th Ditto—Lieutenant William Whittii Company, without purchase, vice Lang 13th Royal.Ve.etati Battalion; acid En be Lieutenant, vice Wh:ttirg. Dated.' ' 4 83d Di . o—l.i.rutettant Thomas Young, fc Militia, to be Ensign. 85th Ditto—Lieutenant G. F. O'Connor, • be Lieuteitato,without perch:lir, vice I , irtli Foot ; and Ltentet.ant Rt.bert Cha i .• shire Mihti?, to be Ersign. Dared Apr i 87t.s Ditto—To be Ens;g: e—Volunteer I Ireland, decea-ed, date'. Apt it 14, an, bard, from the sth Foot, vice W. Irel April t ~ ISIS. 1 . t 9 h Ditto—En s ign James Oughooo, fron • Ensign, vice Graves, who earhaogi.s. 1 ' 1112 d Ditto—Captain John Macpherson to I • chase, vice M•Donnea promoted in tit t //station; Liestetiant john Warreu to . .. .. . • . ~ .., pity, vice Macpherson ; and llasistl Jolt Gent, to be Llew tenant, vice Warren. Dated April 15, 1813. To be Ensigns-Peter' Forbes, Gent. vice M`Kie, promoted in the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated April 14, and Wm. Grant, Gent. vice Grant. Dated April 45, 1813. - 95th Ditto—First Lieutenant Thomas Smith to be Adjutant, vice Robertson, deceased. Dated April 15, 1813. 98th Ditto—Joseph Lynam, Cent. to be Ensign, by purChase, vice Gee, promoted in the 7th Foot. Dated April 15, 1813. 4th West-India Regiment—To be Lieutenants, without purchase. Ensign G. L. Thomas, vice Macdonald, deceased, dated April 13 ; Ensign C. Miller, vice Webster, who resigns, dated April IS, and Ensign W. B. Scott, dated April 15, 1813. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Quarter Master Thomas Gor don, vice Thomas, dated April 13; E. W. Stewart, Gent. vice Miller, dated April 14; and J. Buchanan, Gent. vice Scott.— Dated April 15, 1815. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant J. Croke, vice Dalton, promoted. Dated April 15, 1813.—T0 be Quarter-Master, Serjcant- Mojor \Villain Fair, from the 95th Foot, vice Gordon, ap pointed an Ensign. 13ated April 15, 1813. 6th Ditto—Licutenant W. Killikelly to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Cameron, deceased. Dated April 15, 1613. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant 1. Anderson to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Getieres, who retires. Dated April 15, 1813. Royal African Corps—Ensign W. S. Saunders to be Lieutenant, vice Hugh Mackay, deceased. Dated April 15, 1318, Ist Ceylon Regiment—A s sistant-Surgeon H. Marshall, from the 2d Ceylon Regiment, to he Surgeon. vice Bath, promoted on the Stall. Dated April 15, 1813. 3d Ditto—Henry M'Cabe, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice zlhordiche, who resigns. Dated a. above. 4th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces James Adams to be Surgeon, vice Leath, promoted on the Staff. Dated as above. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain J. Tinley, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain of .a Company, vice Colelough, placed on the Retired I.lst. Dated as above. 13th Ditto—To be Lieutenants- Ensign J. Mackie, from the 92d Foot, dated April 14 , ISIS ; and Regimental Quarter. Master James Mason, from the Ist Dragoons. Dated April 15, 1813. To be Quarter-Master—Quarter-Master Gorge Wooit from the 52d Foot. Dated as above. STAr r —To be Assistant Commissaries-General :o the Forces.— Deputy As.-istant-Commissary-General A. Kuper, dated No vember 28, 1812 ; Deputy A.si.tant-Commissary-General George Ainslie, and Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General Swainson Dated March 29, 1813. To bra Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General to the Forces-- Robert Cotes, Gent. Dated March 22, 1813. HOSPITAL STAFF—Surgeon Jelin Leath, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Surgeon to the Forces ; Assistant-SurgeonW. T. Gylhy, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Apothecary to the Forces; and Purveyor's Clerk James Sourtees to ho Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. Dated April 15, 1813. To ► e Hospital-Mates for General Service—Henry Tedlie, Ja.*.,es Kane James Brady, Andrew Smith, John Williamson, J. R. Gillespie, and John Freer, Gent. Dated April 7, 1813; and Warrant-Hospital-Mate C. Ekins. Dated Aprils 5, 1813. BARILACKS.—Joseph Travers, Esq. to be a Barrack-Master to the Forces in Great Britain. Dated March 19, 1813. The King's German Legion -Ist R.gitnent of I.llst Dragoons-- Cornet J. Freudenthal to be Adjutabt, with the rank of Lieu- tenant, vice Baerthing, who resigns the Adjutant cy only, dated March 27, 1813 ; and George schreiker, Gent. tit be Cornet, vice Freudenthal. Dated April 6,181 i. 2d Battalion of Light !Want' y—Solonion Earl, Gent. to be En sign, vice Meuron, promoted. Dated April 10, 1813. MEMORANDUM.—The appointment of Cornet S. Freinden. that to be Lieutenant in the Ist Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion, vice Schamhorst, wh o r e tir e s, as stat e d i n the Gazette of the 8111 instant, has not taken place The undermentioned Onicas are supei sede.l, being absent without leave—Lieutenant Cartwright, of the 38th root; Lieutenant Fraser, of the 4th West-It lia Regiment; and Hospital Mate Meallin. ERRATA In the Gazettes of the 21st of March, 1797, and Bth of November, 1800. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons—For Edward Cells, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sale, promoted, read Edward GeSs, Gent. to be Cornet, &c. vice Boyle, pi (named— Fpr Ro bert Torretis, Cent. to b.; Cornet by purchase, vice liciyle, pruntuted, read Robert Torrens, &fit. to be Cornet, Sec. vice bale, promoted. The Minister's New Plan to raise a Loan by De bentures, does not seem much approved by the Mo nied Interest, as very few have been subscribed for. It was reported that one Gentleman had subscribed fur .500 Debentures ; but on enquiry at the Bank, we find he came to bespeak 500 Select• Tickets in the present State Lottery, supposed to be for the Conti. tinent ; and as the increasing demand will require all the Tickets to be issued in a few days, Perst•ns wishing to seem e favourite Numbers should make immediate application to some Lottery Office, as the Drawing begins so early as the 6th or MAY, and the Scheme contains more Prizes than Blanks, be sides 6 of £20,000 and ,610,000, and every Ticket drawn on that day will be a Prize. Bowts.—A match has been made between Oliver, the Battersea gardener, who beat Ford a few months since, and Cooper, who beat Lancaster at Coombe Warren. The battle will take place in a few days.— , A match is also in contemplation between Harmer: and Fuller. FATAL BOXINCL—Two men, of the names of Sneath and Webbing, workmen at a manufactory, quarrelled On their way home from Greenwich Fair, late on Monday evening, and agreed to fight. They were both inebriated, but they got better by exertion, and knocked each other about for three quarters of an hour. Webbing went down with a hard blow on the top of the head, and survived the effects but a few minutes. PRIMTRIANSU...• A Gentleman, of the name of YARAOL, ran a mile in four minutes and a half, on Monday, on the Kingston road, and won 100 guineas. —The race between Captain Barclay's groom and the Kentish man, the former of whom receives au hour in a hundred miles, will take place in the middle of May, for 400 guineas. The former is in close training on the Barclay system, and the latter is im proving in Lancashire, under the care of a celebrated trainer.—lirmacilse sums of money are depending on the event. Fin E. —Yesterday afternoon, while some carpenters were at work in an unfinished house in Dalby.terrace, City-road, the tire in the lower part communicated with a quantity of shavings, &c. and in a few 'mi nutes forming an irresistible body, it raged so furi ously as to consume the interior of that and another house adjoining, also unfinished, before either engines or water could be procured. The adjoining house on the other side, which was inhabited and elegantly furnished, was unroofed, and othee wise greatly in jured. The rapidity of the flames occasioned much alarm, and the amount of the ddmage done was very considerable, the greater part of which was unin sured. It appears that the officers, by their 'vigilance, have recovered property of the value of ,C2OOO, known to have been stolen from th e Marchioness of DOWNSIIIKE. They went to the residence of Amer Franilin, one of the prisoners, in Seymour -court, Cbandos-street, and found in an old box under the bed a black silk purse, with two diamond ear-rings, five guinea pieces, three twc-guirrea pieces, 79 guineas, 33 silver coins, a brooch, and a gold watch. At a house in Poplar, belonging to a Jew, they found a musical snuft-box, a blood-stone snuif•box, a locket watch, and a variety of other articles. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching instantly removsti by WHITE HEAD'. ESSENCE of MUSTARD, unieetsally esteemed fur its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatism'', Palsies, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain remedy ball been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, Whitehead's Family Create will ease the pain, and very specdi:y heal them.—Prepared and soldby R. Johnston ' Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, Lond on — t h e F ssence an d l'ilh at 2s. 9tl. each ; the Cerate at Is. IV. Sold by every Me dicine Vender in the United Kingdont. *.* The °motile bas a black ink Stamp, wit!. the name of R. Johnston, inserted on ir. DIXON'S AN I IBILIOILi PILLS. • To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. (21 R—l take the eariteA opportunity to acquaint 17 you that I have received the most wmderfal benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jantalca, and afl those Wends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de dare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other c onplaints. The following are names of see ' ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antib lious Pills .—Charlet'faylor, Esq. la . niaica; Wil'iant Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodruff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Handlton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, drtto; C. Allston, Esq. ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. Bum, Esq. Savanna; G. L. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Col !smith, Kingston, ditto; IMrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woadriff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability.—.;ir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD ) , ; the ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard ; by Sharp and Belmi, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Pnrtsea ; Hall and Jolsq soil, Gosport; Coleman and Jac( b, Sheerness; Prck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hosland, Cnokworthy, Nettleton, and' Gil bert, Plymouth ; Kn o tt and Ll oy d, an d S w i nney and Co. Bir . mitighant ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester Trewman, Exeter; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Ste t venson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, I.olcester; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and La'hitttry, I iverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chrlten , bans; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in blues. • at V. Stiand Gs. each, Pot - eotst, totteiendirs. he. JA M ES's ANA L lo E PT IC PILLS, from th i sl t I.ltendency to open du. pores and promote all the oatur.,!. along, are the bust remedy for colda, Nies/aid- ref s fe..„_ and all disor.lers which arise from uhatroeteal are equally excellent for head.achtu, italigeffions aut! lor g . bilious, and other coutvlaints of the stomach adbowelai too M , tea the consequence of tree &big. AS a general family mediel they have no equal, and they are pittlealarly ro.nranietst for vellers as they do no ! require any confinement. Sold try Fraud Nevabery and Suns, in St. Paprs Clutehlul t price 4s. 6d. a box, containing tlurty.ship4ls ; but a. u. ni persons mistake the house, observe that tl e !Camber 1011, urn the coachway, four doors' .runs Chuatkide; to be bad alto a the late Dr. James's Irma-, A T NOHER most :iuth o entic pr,411 *I v yer . i toperior erteacy of the trier genuine (1(6Wi.. 1 1..\1)•., is ! . TION (prepared by Mrs. Via Can e, sole Proprietor eel Dr.C. a , • hold's or.gitial Reepe), is here presented, by permissioo, iu letter from W. Dear ton, Esq. Won-Hill, La-b i To Mr.. Visscao r, No. 6.Dav:es-inteet, Onisvett or onto Madam —I shotekl think myself defictett hi deny to si.e.. lA . ; j you, were Ito withhold toy prils:it testiniony troth* great 4., ; . y Or TOUT GOWLA AU'S LOTIION, 11.11iCh I hale scent pertewtn,4 tl , the adroioistratioo of u in a case under my own roof. A Toeing Clemtlenair.„ aged about seven year., me of a Co', ere. was aflictod with a virulent and sore erupt not ; the romp .in ro.Lted vatic na applii. owns 6001 du tacked consul:mica us tine s ehystciaris of entitle nix and continued to gitsw worse tenth r :'.e reginlen prescribed, want a Lady, who had received a core ..o a vc: y bad case of scurry in the face, of several year. standoig, sty your GowlatonnLotiun, reconintended a trial of the , antit se. nicely: It was applied under my own lospection--the elts,... gave way—and three quarts of yofir Lotion performed a radi a l cure of a disorder which had belt of about four year. dirnious, and bad baffled the *Ell of several physicians einireut in their profession. From my conviction of the above cote I Lave mono tneuded your Gowl.na.'. Le lon to a lady whose tore maid* e i very disagreeable eruption (even large rupees, ill.ll a, ace a r ,4 away another appeared;, so much so as to prohibit hot going te n , i l map:toy—a puit of your GowLnd's Linton 4 filcred a core, sad she is DOW 1rfer5001110111)tion.-1 am, Madam, your's, Ike. . WiI.I.IAM nit A% Ton Sold by Mrs. Vincent, the sole Proprietor of Dr. Cowling s MSS. Recipe, No. 6, Davies-street, Coovenor-aquare, I al it; • Bacon and Co. No. ISO. Oxford-street ; sod all the mo.t rn.tnot I able Perfumers aid Venders of Genuitte Medicine I, in 'sirs town in Europe, in Quarts Is. nil. Plias, ss. dd. Half-p'uti, 9141.1• re To prevent counterfeits, It is mcossary to obssiviok a name " M. E. Vincent" signed wpou the labels foe cad Little that is genedne. WHEN Men of Education and p7olessiJnal ;kill use persevering endeavours to din river the most ion a pg certain method of treating a iew prevailing Diseases, ese soceea.. ful result of their experience Is the best proof of super ority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. iurnrons i have been induced hi mats the cure of the following the object of their partkular study, ina a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of anon. cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Meets, which, by an improved plan, are sr:eddy and effectually cured; as also de. bility, whether arising from listrhaualtan indulgences, long resi. deuce it •••srm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too of., au happily pursued by the youth of bosh sexes, in the one caving sterility or barrenness, and in ..he o her a mom roux train to net. you. diseases, which, if nut timely remerhed, tersnnate in impo• teEce and consumption. In that distressing sta.,• of d,bility or delicieuey, whether the consequence of such baneful 14'A%, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the cousti tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Stitr,oorts 1.1 . Lon don, they offer a film, safe, aced speedy restciration io sound and vigorous health. The result of a loot; and extensi re practce has enabled diens, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaiitts, however inveterate or complicated, w;thout subjectitig the patient to tts trait restraint in diet or exercise; nail in recent 4': se= where an early application is made on discovery cf the infection, they Ire. qualify perform a care in the short space of two days. '1 Iv.: uu precedent elm.ccess of their DtOti.o Of Ire atmeut (which has never been Izoovrn :o fail is one single it!.tall , :e ig a practice of 15 years, during which period. ntany• thousand p..rsons of both ei se; htr.re been cured, even after severe and injurious meriiods l ad been pursued by other Pf 34 Winters without effect;, ittduces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of those particular complaints, in order that they may not he, by a mist:A.li few, marked with the obloquy so jss: ly ruched to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to thentselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of she profession (certificates of which, from thffersse: Hospitals, and testimonials from rile most eminent Plsyskiatis, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success ft-spiting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the yrietice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pr., !elisions constitute a 'air ground for the ttoprecedttsti d coofideton with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Patients in tits country are r. quested to state the naricchra of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank-note for advice acrd medicines, and di: sane will be forwarded to any peat of the kingdom. cent::: and Co Storni ns I 3 Roover!e.street. F sin-'tree". SOCIAL MARRIAGE allottll be the foundation of Sot; a Happiness, which is Mien disturbed through the parties that Joan the union not taking those precautions which would se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic bless:ng. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitutitat has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at au early age, a renovaion of stability precious to emeriti. , chat state is iudispenslbly requieit r t o revive the slumbering spa s tics of life, and to reanimate the system. Fur no disorders have contributed more essentially to dee. rpy Hymu neal happiness than those which are the coosequence tit:guarded pleasure. ft was this comielerat.mi witch induced Mi-srs. CU Krill. and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct ::trir Stu dies and pi ectice exclusively to the treatnieut and cure it tit, Ve nereal and the disorders a; long therefrom, as also to !hat derattgeineta of the system, groduced by the destructive I...hit of the inconsiderate school-buy, which brti.gs on those dittreeng Debilities and DetiaienZies th it prevent or embitter the Matri monial state. The successful result of their plats, gives +ens additional ai doer to oppose the ravages of these complaints, width are the most important in the ei:alo-ile of human inftr• • mities. It belvzvLs eve. y person who has i ndulged it. this soli tary vice to sack relief by Collstii!LlZ professional men of emi nence and honour, to which Nles-re Currie and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as welt as the testimony ut use contradicted facts. In prutesaing the cure of these complaite they hold out no inducement to vise; but, peeidlile as all men must be of the existence of saris calam ities, they idler their amis.- ranee as regularly edlicated Members of the &loyal Colleges of Surgeons of London and tdinbe gds. blesars.'Currie and Cu. have selected the following letter front the many they are daly receiving, from Gentknseu returning them thanks for their resterallon to wuud and vigorous braith• It was s:•nt to them ananlicitad, from the sun cif NOble Earl s who bad laboured under this distressieg end painful malady for ten years; he hid been under the care of several Shrgeons f professional eminence, none of w:.usai ajfisre!c.l him permanent relief; but from tlic superior mode of treetinetit edupted pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space e: sine month. '` To Dr. Curt- . e, 107, Ilittott-Gahlen. " Lord feels great pleasure in couununier.ring to Doctor Currie the pet feet re-establiaLment of his health, u consequeece of isis mild and a 1,4 table teeitment of Strictures in the Uneh , a. He may add, that he has not fur many yeess enjoyed .es comfort and freei'a.ni from pain; and he mitertar.te no dotal ; i` his baring obteineti, through Ms -kil/ and utratlon, a perfect • • radical cure of that ho: rid complaint. As hsevras not a strange to the manner that others treated :Ise complain*, be has it in Ye power, from a fair trial and a joist compar.son, (CI pas that tritons of applause to Dr. Curt ie bi:h he sensibly feels and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowledge." Messrs Currie and Cu. may be cot:stated by patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy asul honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-Gartit n. Patients in th e c ountr y are requtsed state the particulars of their case, age and general lieh:t, of g, and l illil i ln! g a iv r t e n m o it r n ta s t e ace t tfooranrper of advicean i t e kinriduv ici ra t i , when the HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. IVlerning•.• •• • • ****** • ...••••••• ••• ••• S minutes after 6 Afternoon 97 annwea alter 6 LONDON : Printed by Lava. KM? Picket Placa ; and published th ere, and at Ibt Star-Olicab Tentpie.bal. ~~ SANKRUP'II. Maio Ceot soil Margaret Kent, parish of Merther, Cotton'', grocers, dealers and ehapmen, to surrender April 29, at Pearce's Hotel, Troro, May 17, at the White Hart Inn, Saint Ansile, and June 1, at Pearee's Hotel, Trum, at twelve.— Attornies, Messrs. Cardales and Young, Grays-bon, London; or Mr. George Simmons the younger, St. Austle. • Michael hlillingen, of Rutland-street, R hitechapel, Jeweller, April 24, at ten, May 3, at eleven, and lane 1, at ten,at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, New Inn Buildings,Wycb-street. Robert Yates, of Little Bolton, Lancashire, cottou-tuanufactu err, dealer and chapmen, May 17, 18, and June 1, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Great Bolton. Attornies, Messrs Sheppard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London . ; or Mr. Hul ton, Bolton. James Cooper, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, victualler, dealer and chapnoan, May 12, 13, and June 1, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Atturnies, Messrs. Brew and Gate, Droitwich ; or Messrs. Price and Williams, Llncoln's lon. William Oldfield, of Kingston-upon-hell, ironmonger, dealer and chapn an, April 29, 3U, and June at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Atturnies, Mr. Ralph Fills, Chan cery-lane, London, or Messrs. Mania and Se holefield, Hull. Daniel Townsend and l hums Townsend, of Wilton, Wilts, clothiers, dealers, chapmen, and partners, April nc, May 1, and June I, at eleven, at rise White Hart Inn, New Sarum.— Atturnies Messrs. Hodeling, Salisbury ..or Messrs. Millet and Son, Middle Temple-lane, London. John Patchett, now or late of Nottingham, baker, dealer and ehapnian, April 29, 30, and June 1, at ten,'at the Crowns hin. Mount Sorrell, Leicestershire. Atturnies, Mr. Polkinr on, Leicester; or Messrs. Sainlys, Horton, and Roarke, Crane court, Fitet-street, London. John Jackson, late of Bristol, tallow•cloand:r and soap-maker, dealer and chapman, May 3,4, and June 1, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street, Bo lstol. Attornies, Messrs. Lambert and Son., Br..tard-row, London ; or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. Thomas Thompson, of Pontefract, l'orkAire, druggist, dealer and chaps an, April t:7, at six, April 2s, and Jun, 1, at eleven, at the Star Inn, l'o:lte'ract. At , orni.o., Mr. Tuwus, Ponte fract; or %Ir. Blakelock, S rjtant's 11111,FL-et-street. London. Thomas Carta rig h t, late of Bilstonr, St I 1 . 01 - shirr, grocer, dealer and chapman, (but now a prisoner in Staffi.r.lgaol,) May 9, 4, and June I, at eleven, at the km; al I Intel, Temple-row, Bir mingham. Anctrilies, Messrs. NVebb and Tyndall, Birming ham; or Alessrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richaas, Chancery. lane, London. Robert Ruch. :ter, of North Shields, Northumberland, grocer, dealer and cl.aptnait, April 21, May la, at eleven, and June 1, at nine, at the Georie cavern North Shields. Attornies,. Messrs. Setree and Huhbersty, 13ell-court, alaruok, Louslon,' or Wm. Webster, North Shields. James Gibson. late of Buenos Ayres, South America, but now of Murningtor.place, Hampstead-road, Mitklla.ex, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 1, 15, and Juue 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitcroft, Castle-street, Holborn. Aaron Kent and George Payne, late tot ltyt!e, Isle of Wight,Hantt, grt,ci rs amt copartner., dealers and chapmen, A; ail 24, at ten, May 4, at eleven, and June 1, at test, at Guildhall, London. Attorniei, Nletra. 'Jones and Reynal, Lord Mayor's Office, Royal Exclianze. Robert Wilson, late of Judd-street, Brunswick-square, Middle sex, merchant, (now a prisoner in the Fleet,) April 27,May 5, and June 1, at one, at Attorney, Mr. Smith, 1. mr nivars-lan, Holbor n. MARRIED. This morning, at the Church of St. Mary-ta-Bonne, William Robins, Esq. late of the 49;b Regiment, to Mrs. Cruikshank, widow of John Cruikshank, E,q. Ige of Portman-square, and of Ballard's Valley, in the island of Jamaica. DIED. Thursday last, Dr. Alexander Murray, Prof..ssor of Oriental Literature in the University of Edinburgh. In Africa, Mr. J. Eastlake, third son of G. Eastlake, Esq. of Plymouth. Ardent in the pursuit of science and knowledge, he thirsted to explore, for the benefit of his country, the untrodden wilds of Africa; and wept out under the auspices of the first pevonage of the UnLed Kidgdom, and under the fostering pro tection of its Government, and the Royal African Institution. In travelling through the forests of that almost undiscovered part of ' the world, by frequent excursions into the country and up the rivers, voluntarily buffering privations of rest and food, to enable him to undergo the fatigit,:s of hi. intended journey, he unfortu nate:y cauLln the fatal African film- .ind la a few days breathed his last. His death must be consid:red a great loss to the world. It is to he regretted, that /Slung° Park, and severrl others of our scientific travellers, have fallen sacrifices either to the savages or the clip ate. In Belfast, Mr. 'William Tucker, sen. aged 813. 1 hi= venerable man was one of the earliest of the itinerant Preachers who tra velled in connexion with the late Rev. John Wesley, whose tra veiling companion he was on the first visit that indelatigable Mi nister paid to (rebind. Sunday se'nnight, at Cork, Captain Duggan, in consequence of a contusion received by a fall from his gig. In the year 1797, he lett his country far the East Indies, where he intended to prac • tics as a Barrister—but being naturally of an ardent and en.er• pri-ing whit, he entered into the lion. Fast India Company's service, where be distingudilted himself in his military career, particularly at the mentnrable siege and sturnt of Seringa:)atant, /etc. Scc. lie filled an honouruble situation at AmboyllA, and was afterwards Judre Advocate at Seringapatam.—After a lung ser vice, he returned to Turk in the year 1811. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. 11Y the efficacy of Dr. BOERHAAVE's INFAL .I.fi LIBLE KED PILL., 4s. €d. only per Box, pevsois of either KZ (assisted by the invaluable caplous dl ections therewith given) are enabled to erad.eate effectually the most malignant VENE REAL INFECTION, and to facilitate the Recovery of Health, with ease and safety, certainty and secrecy, iu a few days. V T Tor Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and impurity of Blood, the efficacy of this medicine is so well known and highly attested for .50 years past, that any further comment is rendered unnecessary. Another supply h just received, and for sale by Sutton and Co. late Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard PALM AM QUI MULUIT FERAT ! TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF COFFEE -DIALERS, THE PUBLIC IN GENEAL. WHEREAS the number of COFFEE ES BLISHMENTS are daily iscreasiog, end each, es Imaginary ground, laying claim to public purifier, w opinion of the community is necessarily divided; the Preyr et the Imperial Man, therefore, wi I a view of deehilrig tk portant ottestion oT superiority, do hereby invite, all, and Coffee Desks', Patent Coffee Comprewor, Patent Coffer Ro Coffee Concentrator, Coffer Essence-maker, and others, by ever name or d-nominat ion distinguished, to a public trial in tbe Imp vial Care, to take place within a fortnight from dm forest, at an appropriate place u near the centre of the N polls as 1....uti1e —Any person or rums so w I pub! c h.formaion, signity tbe same by Advertisement, s lien' And place, in the leading prints of the day, and to Frill Co. by knee . , et ether of the following places I Imperial ' 341,01ford.street ; 2V2, High Holborn ; 44, Blackman-a Reeough . ; oral their Torrefacuiry, York-row, Item:loggias' M. —April 14, ISIS. L\VERIAI. PATENT COTTON THREAD Slllßrlr (Warranted free from any Mixture whatever.) THE Nobility and the Public are res p ect informed, Ws Article Is sold, stamped, WHOLE!' and by the PIECE, at MILLARD'' , LAiT INDIA W, HOI'sES, No. 16, CHEAVSIDE, and at no other Honk ‘'.urabitity is admirable, and washes beautifully white. It is half the price of Irish. and other Linens; it is made on a pal esrutated, on light wear,st three years duration. It is partie 2 4ar.d to those who We much CX(11111COS well as those old constitutions, being calculated to prevent sudden chills, at liability to take co.d, so much cobs &sired this changeal mat.. It is fairly presumed, if generally adopted, pains of the ;.u4l other maladies arising from cold, would rarely be hears i. admirably adapted for the wear at Utntkinen In the NAvy. &c.; for the Peninsula, the Continent, Nunis and "%tn. rice, and the West I tube s.—The Pieces contain about et cell, at Ys. '2s. SLI. 34. and es. 64. per yard (a lairtr ctralit y made at led. pre yard. for Schools, charitable Es,ablislo :se) It is made in 7-tiths wide for Ladies, and 4.4ths for( Thell's wear. The probable durability of the Patent Cottonl is adtutr.ibty shiwn by a mathematical demonstrative made liar to evi ry capacity. and maybe viewed by a silverTlekt the l't opric tor. Ilse beatelful and delicate Article of White may he obtained as above, made of the same kind of 1 posse sing the advantaged IS years experience, in rues tai,iitif three Dresses, at es. and sCst les. ed. the Pico ‘64 as. the Piece of tour Dresta...lll, Cheaptide. it • t. • • /stint/ma . 81.33 • iItAIIBPORT WM. 41 , rHE COOMISSIONNIZS. for. COM 1 HD 111.4.!E.N Ira TRANSPORT AMP! ta t 4.0 4 • if fa r r Ri tC .x #l: s ofl is X; W E D AL S E e AM A,,s Elk:, viw irai x f That they %eel by reel, as this Officeon Wedie iof April, lila, to revive sealed Tenders, sod tr tresses a- may lw willier to er Infect or .uppl V AD() rtic; U. BARI FY. RICE, sad SAGi). L'f Istrtatn. 1.-re the I erh May test. Ai Trailer as to he meteor ./kr foe:AA as shod* tootia.l want the Iterti, or ow *goof,' fie, Leek Tearer scent be aerappaelal h a Later. frog ' 4 ravens, rtgaring to loom toad with the Pram ifien, fir eh dro performance 4 the Caltraat. Palk, p o nes lea mg& leamos.hp epplyiog et An le. OFFICE OP ORDNANCII, 4+, T HE P jyarr 3ll ar s O C R I D P N AL ANC/iffs Ci her* ifii reve st 4 . 14, ` a That Proposals will be received at tevir Office ra on or %Apra Ideodayobe ad day of May nett, f ad sons as sae; be willing to underrate the wryly of GRAIt(III4, for service of this Deganeseet,. fee Three TOM, determinable at the eipiration of Is Three Months notice, at the opdtio of either Party. Shmples of the Articles may be viewed epee t Royal Brass Fnundrry at Wooler•ch, and fie; IL I irs, together with the Terms and Condidosts of may be known at the Secretary's 0 tee In ran- any day between the hones of tell and lour o'clock, posals must be dalivertd,' sealed up, and endorsed ill ' for Week and Grain Tin;" bet no Priposal can ipd after the aid ad day of May, at It o'Clock at meat day ; neither any 'fender be noticed unless the ale it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. ns„ By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW. by ,OEFICB OF ORDNANCE, April THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ULT. JESTre ORDNANCE, do hereho eat N • That Proposals will be received at choir Office la errs poi. on , or Wore Monday, the sd day of May neat, err penises as may be willing to undertake the Serve or WARE for service of this Department, fir a period . Tears, detennliable at the ereiratioe of One Year, and months notice, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed *pan applies* Principal aeonter-Pees Office in therower ; std fort ere tie sutler., together with the Terms and Condit iIMII of the may be known at the 4ercretivirl'o Office, in any day between the hour. of ern and four o'clock, tut- Proposals oast be delivered sealed op, and endonad. 'vsr err ~ for Tia Ware; but no Proposals can be admitted a eve ad slay of Mayon Twelve o'Clock at noon of the era Lather *&U any Tender be noticed unless the Party to or as Apar ia ids behalf, shall attend. 1-se By Order et the Saud, I a R. H. Clair. 8 I to tate OFFICE OP ORDNANCR, April 5, 411 TIM PRINCIPAL OFFICERS NIS gIESTra ORDNANCE, A Array gig* Noise * SUS. • ID S nit Proposals will be received at thole Office N P e of en or before Monday, the ad day of May nest, OBS with Parses* as may be willing to undertake ,the supply . PLATES, for service of this Department, Inc a period rare , Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, u iota Rlonths mike at the option of either Petty. ar.y Samples of the Articles may be viewed urea applicati Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further Mrs, together with the Terms and Conditions of the C may be knewa at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall ties any day between the hours of ten and fouro'clock, w Viet Proposals must be delivered, sealed op and eoderoad Pre for Tin Piaui; bat no Proposal can be adoekted 'Y a said ad day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the lily rather will any Tender be noticed unless the party ive Fur or an agent in his behtlf shall attend.—By Order of the R. N. CREW, Seer