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APIIIMESIMMRII.; FROM LAST 'MORT'S GAZETTE. • • . WHITEHALL, OCTOUR 12. • 'ilk Royal Hie nese the Prititee Regent has' been pleased., in the name and on the behalf of hie Majesty. to grant unto the Rev. William Van Mildert, Doctor• it Diwrity, t‘e ofEce and place of Regius Profe.sor of tfiviiiity in the University of Ox ford, tog e ther with the place and dignity of a,Carten of the Cathe dral Chore) of Christ in the raid University, properly belonging to the Regius Pr-Off-mu of the sald'University, being both void by the resignation of Dr. William Howley, lately promoted t• the Bishoprick of London. BANKRUPTS. John Boon, of the. Old Matey, London, victualler, dealer and chapman,.to surrender October 26, November 2, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall Stephen Lufkin, now or late of Oosvrell-street,'Middleser, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, October £3, Nov. s, and so, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lot bbury. John :Joan, formerly df High-street, Southwark, but now of Church -street, Minorim, London, merchant, dealer and chap tnan, October 29, Nov. 2, and 90, at twelve , at G u ildh a ll.— , . - - • Attorney, Mt Wherwood, Canterbury-square. Southwark. Peter Pedraglio and Joseph Pedraglio, of Rochester, Kent, cam .. yen, gliders, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, October 23, at one, November e, at ten, and Nov. 30,. at twelve, at , Guildhall; Landon. Attorney. Mr. Searle, No. 121, curs lane, Londoh, , William Robinson the elder, of Ctaggs, within Padiham, Lan cashire, dealer in malt, dealer and chapman, Nov. 10. at five, November It, and 30, at eleven, at the New Inn, Blackburn. • • Attornies Mr Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, Lon don ; or Messrs. Carr and Hargreaves, Use-Mut:a George Fear and Henry Fear, both of Bristol, tailors, salesmen, • dealers, chapmen, and eopartneri, October 21, Nov. 4, and ;:0, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Vizard and Hatchin.on, Lincoln's-bin, London; or Messrs. Wintour analanies Harris, Bristol. William Robinson the younger, la to of Crags within Padiham, but new of Lumb-hall, within Spotland, Lancashire, dealer in coals, dealer and chapman, Nov. 10, at five, Nov. 11, and so, at eleven, at the New Inn, Blackburn. Anoraks, Mr. Wilson, Oreville-street, Hatton-Garden, London; or Messrs. Cart and Hargreaves, Blackburn. Joseph Corbett Garmeson, of Lombard-street, London, watch maker, dealer and chairman, October 25, at one, Nov. 2, at ten, and Nay 30,0 t twelve, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. Bishop, Ne. 7, Serjeant's bun, Fleet-street. Richard Pan,re, of Tomes, Devon, mercer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 3,4, and 30, at eleven, at the Seven Stars Inn, 'I tunes. Attornies, Mr. George Farwell, Tomes; or Mr. Richard Cranch, Union-court, Broad-street. Londoa. • • John Jones, of the city of Chester, linen-draper, dealer and chap mini, October 28, 29, and Nov. SO, at eleven, at the White ' Lion Inn,. Chester. Anomie., Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Hare-wort, temple, London; or Mr. Finchett, Chester.- George Cowen, of Matisell.swet, Goodman 's Fields ' Samuel Levy, of Rosemarrlane, Middlesex . and Michael Levy, of Chapel.strett, Sheerness, Kent, slopsellers, copartners, dealers and &apemen, October 26, Nov. 2, and SO at eleven, at Qu Id ball, London. Attorney, Mr. A. Isaacs, Bevis Marks, Saint Mary Axe John King, of Blandford Foram, Doreet.hire, draper, October 46, Nov. 2, and 3u, at eleven, ac Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Anstice and Cox, King's Bench Walk, 'Temple. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ConunissiOns, signed by the V:re Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. lat or Western Rtgiment of Local Militia—Thomas Higgins Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hawkins, superseded. Dated May 18, 1813. 4th or Eastern Regiment—Henry Slane; Gent. to be Lieute- nant. Dated April-20, 18i S. • • 110 RSE- GU A R DS, OCTOBER 7, 1813. gram the London Gazette of the 9th'instanr.) Whereas considerable irconvenienee liaising been found to attend the increased number of Medals, that have been issued in cort2rnemoration of the brilliant and distinguished events in which the succe..s of his 141ajesty's.arms has received the royal approbation, 'the -Park-a RaerttT has been pleased to c'ommand, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, that the following ieguiwions shall be adopted, in the grant and CirClf A tion of such marks of distinction, viz.: - lit. 1 hat one Medal only shall be borne by each Officer, re cotnmended for such distinction. • 2d. That for the second . And third events, which may be sub . siquently commemorated in like manner, each individual re -commended to bear the distinction, sha ll carry a Gold Clasp attachid to the Ri!lison to which the Medal is suspended, and inscribed with the name of the battle, or siege, to which it re. Wes. Sd. That upon a claim being admitted to a fourth mark of distinction, a Cross shall be borne by each Officer, with the names ef the four battles, or sieges, respectively inscribed there ' upon ; and to be worn in substitution of the distinctions previ ously granted to such individuals. 4th. Upon each occasion of a similar nature, that may occur subsequently to the grant of a Cross, the Clasp shall again be issued to those who have a claim to the additional distinction, to be borne on the Ribbon to which the Cross is suspended, in the same manner as described in No. 2, of these regulations. • His Rnyal Highness is further pleased to com mand, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, that the distribution of Medals, or Badges, fur mili tary services of distinguished merit, shall be regu lated as follows, viz.: ist.• That no General, or other Officer, shall be considered esititled to received t h an, uuless he has been personally and par - titularly engaged upon those occasions of great importance and peculiar Militancy, in commemoration of which the Prince Re gent, in the name and on the MAW of hi: Majesty, may be graciously pleased to bestow such marks of distinction. ed. That no Officer shall be considered a candidate for the Medal, or Badge, except wider the special selection and report of the Commander of the Forces upon the spot, as having me rited the distinction, by conspicuous services. 3d. That the Commander of the Forces* shall transmit to the Cominander-in-Cbief, returns signed by himself, specifying the. names and racks of those Officers whom he shall have selected as particulatiy deserving. • eth. The Commander of the Forces, In making the selection, will re4r et his choice to the under-mentioned: inks, via.: General Officers. Commanding Officers of Erigades. • Commanding Officers of Artiilery, or Engineers. Adjutant-General, and Quarter--Master-General. Deputies of ditto, and ditto, having the rank of Field Officers. Assistants-Adjutant and. Quarter -Master-General, having the tank of Field-Officers and being at the head of the Staff, with a detached corps, or distinct division of the army, Military Secretary, having the rat.k of Field-Officer. Commanding Officers of Battalions, or corps equivalent thereto; and Officers who may have succeeded to the actual command &et% the engagement, in consequecce of the death, or removal, Of the original Commanding Officer. The Prince Regent i.; therefore graciously pleased - to command, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, tlsat, in commemoration of the brilliant vic tories obtained by his Majesty's arms in the battles of Rolei* and Vimiera, Corunna, Talavera de la • Reyna, Busaco, Barrosa, Fuentes de Onnr, Albuhera, and Salamanca, and. in the assaults and captures 01 Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajos, the under-mentioned - Officers of the Army, present on those occasicns, shall enjoy the privilege of bearing Badges of Dis. tinctinn ; and his Royal Highness having approved of the Crosses, Medals, and Clasps, which have been prepared, is pleased to command, that they shall be . ' worn by the General Oaken, suspended by a rib bon of the colour of die sash, with .1. blue edge, round • the neck ; ash .bysaike.Corzienznaing Officers of Bat. taiionsith corps equivalent thepeta, and Officers who "a i ry have tuttiviedia 'the actual. cattunand dating -the eat agemeht,' alert:biers et Maker Depattments, and their Deptities aid Assistants (having the ranli I of Field-Offfcers), and such other Officers as may be I specially recommended, attached by a ribbon of the! same description to the button=hole of their.aniform. The Prince Regent is also pleased to ,command, in the name and 'on the behalf of his Majesty, that those badges which would have been conferred upon the Officers who have fallen ati or died since the above named battles and sieges, shall, as a token of respect for their memories, ,be transmitted to their respective families. OFFICZIS INtiTLID to *CAC A casts, OIL A CROSS AND DNS • MI MOSS CLASPS. ,Field-Marthal Afthor the Marquis of Weßngtoo, K.G. Lieutenant-Generals Sir William Carr Beresford,K.B.' Sir James Leitb,K.B. Sir fhomas Picton, K.B. aOl Hon. Sir Chaste, Stcmarc.K.B. Major4etieral Sir GeO. Murray, R.B. Quirter-Master-GeheraL Denis Pack, Portuguese Troops,' Marisa) de Campo Dee , Miguel Alan, Portuguese •Froops. Brigadier-Genefal B. D'Urban, Portugtiese Troops, aid Don • Jose Cel:alor, Portuguese Troops. • Colon el William Howe de Lanccy, Deputy Quarter Muter Ge neral; Andrew Frederick Barnard, 95th Tout; and DON Luis .. `de Regoa Bairete, 15th Portuguese Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel W. Robe, Royal Artillery; Hon. IL Le Pack 'french, 74th Foot; Sir Rickard Fletcher, late of Royal Engineers. •Lieutenant-Colonel William Williams, 13th Foot, late of Goth ; Charles Sutton, 9th Portuguese Regiment • Henry William Can', 53d Foot; and Akiasdee J. DiAsoivßoyal Artillery. erricces ONTITLID TO Vaal a MEDAL AND TWO CIASPS.. Lieutenant-General Sir Brent Spencer, It 13.; Sir Stapl tun Cots ton, K.l'3; Sir Rowland Hill; K.B. 'alid the Hon. Str George Lowrey Cole, K.B. Major-General Henry Fane, and Edward Howarth, Royal At.. tillery. Brigadiet-General D. Macoel de Brat° Mozinho, Portuguese Service. _ _ Colonel Samuel Venable' Hinde, 321 Foot ; Thomas S. Beck& with, Kt. 95th Foot ' hit Serene Highnes, the Hereditary Prince of Orange ; Frederick Arentsulich, lit Pragoons King's German Legion ; .11tNander Wal!ace, 88th Foot; Jas. Canspbell, 94th Ft ot ; Hon. Chairs J. Gretille, 38th Foot; James Bathurst, as Military Secretary ) Huylet Framingham, Royal Artillery ; and Robert Arbuthnot, Staff of Marshal Sir W. Beresford. Lieutenant-ColonelJohn Nugent, 38th Foot; Henry Watson Ellis, 23d Foot; John Colbourn, 52d Foot 4, Henry Harange, De puty Quarter Master General Portuguese Troops ; Geor g e Elder, 3d Cacadores; Thomas Noel Hill, Ist Portuguese Re giment ; Rus,el Manners, 74th Foot ) Clialeg Broke, Assis tant Quarter Mas ter' General ; Charles Rowan, 5.d Foot ; Alexander Cameron , 95th Foot ; Lord F. J. H. S omerset, 434 Foot. Military Secretary ; James Wilson, 48th Foot; dios Hartman, Artillery King's G,-rtnan*Legioa. Major Vt'illiaus Percival, 95th Foot. - , OTTICEU ENTITLED TO WEAR A MEDAL AND DPI CLASP. Lietuenant-General Sir '1 honta. Grabant i K.B. Major Generals John Slade, Henry}. Casnpbell, Sienna(' Baron Low, Charles Baron Altus, George Anson, William Anson, Jamci l Kemmts, Robert Burne, John Ormsby Vandeleur, George I: Wanter, James K rapt, Hon. E. M. Palsenhans, - - - Robert Ross, and lord R. E. Scinerset. Btigadier.GeceralsW. M. Hervey; late of the 79th Foot and Por. tvguese Service; the Count de Luis de Rezende, Portuguese besvice ; D. Antynio de Lentos Pereira de la Cerda, Portuguese Service; Champlemned, Portuguese Troops. Colonels James :-.tarlang, 42d Foot; James Lyon, 97th Foot; JoltA they, Royal Horse Guards, Assistant Adjutant General; Chas. P. Liaison, 28th Foot ; George R. Bingham, 83d Pout ; John Guise, Sd Foot Guards;' William Stubbs, 23d Portuguese Its. giment ; Net; Campbell, ,16th Portuguese Regiment; James Douglas, h Portuguese Regiment ; Richard Collins, late of Portuguese Troops; William PikEean, 19th Portuguese Regi. meat. Lieutenant-Co'onels Ernest Leonard, late of lit Light Infantry of the Kitts's German Legion; John Cameron, pl 9th Foot; WliGaui iremunger, late of the lid Regiment Foot; Edward BLkeuey, u. the 7th Foot ; Henry Ctaufurd, late of the 9th Foot; It. D. Jackson, Coldstream Guards; Honourable F. C. Ponsonby, Ilth Dragoons (Assistant -Adjutant-General); Conn Campbell, B,ld Foot (Assistant.Quarier-Master-GeMral); T. Arbit. boot, sth West India Regiment (Assistant-Adjutant- Genoral) ; f. B. Hervey, 14th Light Dragoons; Hon. C. M. Cathcart, Assisi ant-Qtlarter- Master-General Rudolphus 80.. decker, Ist Line Batt. King's German Legion; Francis Brooke, 4th Foot; Hon. R. L. Dundas, Royal Staff Corps; John Wa ten, Assistant-Adjutant-General, Portuguese Troop,' George Berkeley, Ssth Foot (Assistant•Adjutant-General); Hugh Halkett, 7th Lthe • Batt. King's German Legion ; Edward Gibbs, 52d Foot; Henry Sturgeon, Royal Staff Corps; John Phtlhp Hunt, snd Foot ; Hon. H. R. Pakenham, Stith Foot (Assistant•Adjutant-Geueral). Lieutenant-Colonels J. H. ,Algeo, Ist Cacadores; John May, Royal Artillery ; John F. Burgoyne, Royal Engineers; Win. Gomm, 9th Foot ; Robert H. Dicke, 42d Foot; Bryan O'Toole, 2d C a cadores; Dudley St. Leger Hill, Bth Lacadores ; D'Aranja Bacellar, 41st Portuguese Regiment; Alexander Anderson, 11th Portuguese regiment. Majors Adolphus Baron Whurnib, sd Line Battalion King's German Legion ; George Langlauds, 13th Veteran Battalion ; Wm. C. Seton, isdth Foot. OFFICERS 'ENTITLED TO WEAR A MEDAL ONLY. Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Wm. Stewart, K. B. Major-Generals John Hamilton, William Houstoun, Honourable William Lumley, Daniel Houghton, Sir Henry Clinton, K.B. George Baron Bock, Victor Baron Alien, John Hor, Hon. Charles Colville, J. G. Le Marchant, Hon. George De Grey, Robert Crauferd. William Borthwiek, J. H. C.D. Bernewits, Henry M'Kienon, W. H. Pringle, Hon. William Ponsonby, William Inglis, William F. Sprye, Hon. Thomas Win. Fermor, Thomas Bradford, Manley Power, Mathew Lord Aylmer. Mariscal de Campo Don Carlos de Espana, of the Spaui.li army. Brigadier-Generals Archibald Campbell, Portuguese Army ; Francis John Coleman, late of ditto; Don. Francisco Ignacio de Capella, of the Spanish army. Cutoilets H.I. Cumming, 11th Light Dragoons; Colin lialkett, ' 2d Light Battalion King's German Legion • Robert Lord Blantyre, half-pay (late of 421 Foot); Charles A. Harcourt, 40th Foot; Hon. Jol , n Meade, 45th Foot • George Klingsohr, late of the sth Line Battalion King's Ge rman Legion ; Wan. Kelly, 24th Foot; Hon. Henry Cadogan, late of 71st Foot ; Hugh H. Mitchell, Slat Foot • A. de Sacerda Pinto Silviera, Portuguese service; J. Anto nio Tavares, ditto; Don Julio O'Neill, of the Spanish army. Lieutenant-Colonels Burgh Leightoo, late of 4th Dragoons; Pre deficit Barlow, late of 6i st Foot ; Hon. Henry Brand, Cold erten Guards; James S. Barnes, Ist Foot; Robert Fulton, late a 79th Foot; GeOrge Cuyter, 11th Foot; Hon. Henry King, Sth Foot ; Hon. George Carhop, 44th Foot ; Honoura • able Alexander Abercromby, 28th Foot; Charles Pratt ' sth Foot; William Johnston, 68th Foot; Lewis Davis, 36th foot; Thomas Forbes, 45th Foot ; John Kingsbury, late of 24 Foot; John M'Lean, 27th Foot; Henry S. Eyre, late of 82d Foot; Sambrook Anson, late of Ist Foot Guards; William Fenwick, 34th Foot; Robert Travers, leth Foot (late of 95th); John Charles Rooke, 31 Foot Guards (Assistant -Adjutant-General); John Bromhead, 77. h •Foot ; George Middlemore ' half-pay, (late of 48th Foot); John H. Dunkin, 77 th Foot ; Charles do Belville, King's German Legion ; William Davy, half-pay (late of 60th Foot); Henry H. Bradford, 11th Foot, (Assistant- Adjutant. General) ; Alexander G. Woodford, Coldstream Guards; Charles de lonquieres l 2rl Dragoons King's German Legion; Henry S. Bouverle, Colderearn Guards, (Assistant- Adjatant-General) ; Charles M'Leud, hue of 43d Foot; Mark 1. Dufaute. Cbassrurs Britanniqifes ; James Erskine ' 4tith Foot; Arthur 11. Clitton, Ist Dragoons; John Baron liulow, Ist Dftgoons King's German Legion ; Wm. Stewart, 2.(1 Foot; Wm. C. Borate, Chasseure Britantliques ; Clement Archer, late of 16th Light Dragoons ; John Williams Watson, Dillon's Begin...of, (late of sist Foot) ; Win. Gwyn, late of 45th foot; Hon. Husk Arbuthnot, halt-pay, (late of 52d Foot); Guy G. L. L'Estrange, 26th Foot, (late of Iltst Foot); Was. C. Spring, 57th Foot.; 'I koalas Pearson, late of 23d Foot • Rolm. Nixon, 2d Cacadoses; D. L. Gilmour, 95th Foot ; Areh. M'Donnell, 13th Royal Veteran Battalion ; J. R. Coglao, 61st Foot; Alex ander Petriedite of 79th Foot; Win. Woodgate, 60th Foot; G. H. B. Way, With Foot; Rims M'lntosh, 79th foot, (late of 11501 Foot); Alexander /Jonathon, 90th Foot; lobo Wood, Sate of 32d Foot; Henry l'homton, 40th Foot; Chain bwrlaiii, 24th Foot; George Grey, late of 3(lk Fast ; John M. Flooth, 7th Foot; Patrick Lindosay, 39th Foot; William Brooke, 48th Foot; acetic, ratans, late of sada foot MARRIED. Thursday, John Ward, Esq. of Durham, to Frances, daughter of the late Hou. John Leveson Gower. October H, J. Walker, Esq. of Stamford-bill, to Caroline, youngest daughter of the Rev.T. Carwardine, Earl Woe's Priory. • October 5, at Ipplepen, Exeter, Elliott Steward, Esq. only son of Major-General Steward, of the Artillery; to Mits E. L. M.- Paulson, daughter of the late Capt. Paulson, same corps. October 11, at Houghton, near Dui-ham, Capt. Rawes, of the Hon. East India Company'. ship Juliana, to Harriet, 4th daugh ter of Jos. Cantwell, Esq. of tjafurd.street. Rev.--- Willi:tins, jun. of Ystradmeiric, Cardiganshire, to Miss Morris, eldest daughter of the late Wm. Morris, Esq. of Blaennant,Breconshire Rcv. J. fiviland, of Birkwith, to Miss Dudding, of Panto'', Lincolast.tre: At St. James's Church, Piccadilly, the Rev. Stephen Matthews, of Tylehuret, Berk., to Marian, only daughter ut the Lite Samuel Ingle, Esq. Sawrday,John Henry Riehardson,E9. 9th Light Dragoons, to Matilda, youngest daughter of the Rev. E. laitaiii, of ..unpixt, lit Northampton. Rev. Joseph Mwror, Rector of South Ctibrglrant, Notting hamshire, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of the Rev. J. S. Pratt, Prebendary of Peterborough. DIED. Wrednesday sennight, at the College of Hereford, after a few days illness, 'tube 7ed year of his age, the Rev. Thomas Kidley, MA. formerly of Queen's College, Oxford, B.A. 1764. He had aearly completed his 49th year as Minor Canon of the Cathedral, and at the tima of his decease preparations were making by the Society to celebrate his jubilee. October 7, io apoplectic fir, the Rev. John Forbes, Rector of South Warub , .irough, Hams, and formerly Fellow of St. John', College, Oxford, and Vicar of Kirtlington. At Wick Manse, the 3d Inst. Mrs. Catherine Anderson, Wife of the Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Minister of Wick. At Kenmore, the sth inst. the Rev. James Hall, Minister of Lesmahagow. • At Ripon, the 3d inst. in her 85th year, Mrs.. Judith Dering, youngest daughter of the late Heneage Uering, LL.D. Monday, at Halifax,, on:his road to Malvern Wells, Ralph Clayto's, Eels tilerjeant.at-law. 1 hursday, on board hi, Majesty's chip Dictator, on her arrival at Spithead from Spain, Eniign Knatclibtal, tst Guards, aged :8, second son of Wyndham Knatckbull, Russell-place, Esq. Lately, in spells, whither he had been to convey same military stores, Captain Wilkinson, of the Mary transport brig of Dover. Monday, having just completed her 17th year, Sarah, second daughter of the Rev. James Hinton, of Oxford. At Rochester, Mrs. Alexander, wife of T. Alexander, Esq Ordnance Storekeeper, of Martinique. Oct. 10, in his 49th year, the Rev. Earle Cilbee, rector of Barby, Northamptonshire, and formerly of University college, Oxford. M. A. July 6; 1797; B. D. March tt, Isuo ; 1) D. March 14, 1800. - Wei Aillorboal Ws te 4SchNot ; .obarks Napitu . Wit 1 • - MR STO . MACH CisPLA , 11, , egimoot, (late of 52d Foot); Michaid M'Creigh, ssh Caca- ' iv. SQUI R itELL'S ( Anti', it . of the l l Viditiiiii 4 &wee ;• Win. Smith, soth Fent ; WdliatuWilliattis Blake -mith A./ licit 11) lONIC POWDER.; end DROI4 hi* Bien piit Light Dragoons; Edward Mei, Stith Pnot t Adelphn's Pa-. scribed for indigestion and noel - or:As tot sa pars es-ttli astdolsitioll eon Beck, let Lice Battalion King's German lecion ; Georg,: success. Huding, 44th Fait ; William Howe Knight Erskine, late of These *44111161e nieeiliinet, oakenicilnili, enatiaie hik . PH,* kith Foot; Hon. Lincoln Stanhope, 17th I is! , t Dragoons; sad water, give strenzth to the avian, o digestion, invigorate dig George T. Napier, 52d Foot;. Frederick Augustus (1.2 Herta nerves, ic:ntorei paita and sp?sni ,a 1 ila: stontub, expel Wind, prio,. • heirs erunewict Toranity $ "Richard Archdall; la-e 'of 40th d uce an appetite e hiol enerer: acid ty. They also cure disei w i 'cif Foot; Frederick Newman, I lilt Foot; David Williamson, -3th the liver, and those incident td deism climates or too free Itiiiilftt Foot; Thomas Dalrner , 23d Fooi; William C. Clowee, lite : N. B. The Puwileks taken alone rented, a kovive look eimmil of 3d Dragoons; John Piper, 4th Foot ; Colon Campbell, let obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, carry off ftver,iitiS Foot; Thomas Lloyd, 94th Foot; Leonard Greenwell, 45th the head-Schl., and have singular efficacy is removing a fit of NI: Feat; kraneis D'Oyley, Ist Foot Guards; Henry Ridge, late gam : w ary ;p.m " of sth Foot; A. W. Young, Sd West India Regiment, late of . Th e P owders 2 4. 9 d . . r s s. The ramps 2 s. ni l . dr 64. sold it 97th Foot ; Hon. James Stewart, 7th West India Regiment, : the late Tutt's, Royal Exchange ; Clr.rke, 261, High :amt. /In! late of 95th Foot; Thomas Downman, Royal Artillery ; John • rough ; Mitchell, 9, Charles •s• teet, Soho-square ; and the Pio: fillies, •40th Foot; John Cordon, Ist Foot; Frederick De prietor (front Soho-squire), 99, Chirkein 7 ttreet, Somers 1'44.11 ;. Hartwig, Ist I.ight Battalion Kipg's German Legion; Vernon also by lit the whol es al e V. rid ers i n L o nd o - i . Graham, 9:aff, Nova Scotia; Hew Ross, Royal Artillery; Edo . ' ••• Merchants and Captains of Shirt allowed an ample ditt • mood H. Williams, 4th Cac tdores ; l'reder.ck Stovio, tenth count. . . . .. ._ ..... . . Foot, Assistarc Adjutant-General; D'Avelans, let Cacadores ; ... F. I. da Costa Amoral, I 9th Portuguese Regiment; George CHING'S PATEN!' WORM 1 UifilliC.l.E :•• ~_.• . • Browne, 9th CaSadoo es ; Alexander W. Campbell, 4th Porta- OR MS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT - peso Regiment ; F. X. Calhieras, 7th Portugu e s e R eg i ment; VV ' SOURCES, OF CHILDRENS' DIsEASE3 s ' A. C. Crookshatk, Lath Caeadures; Joaqiem tie Camera, I9ch Their SYMPTOMS EVERT P.tk EN l• and GUARDIAN Portuguese Regiment; John Conwrsal, gist Portuguese 140- I. tif CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They occasion lid *lntent ; kdward Hawkshaw, 7th Cacaderce ; Henry Ppm it appetite, a paleness of the colour to the face, emaciation tide Portuguese Troops; F. X. de Silva Pereira, sth Portugufi r egular state of the bowel;, attended after with viohoo pesigi ol Regiment; D. Ferreira do Sousa, Pen togtiese Service ;H. %Vet- ! ey bring on convulsious ; they offset the growth to the bodfl . son, Ist Portuguese Cavalry ; Donald MacDoiniell, I 1 th Por- and they prove teal, by ending in a consumption or elee.l, . 'tin tuguese Regiment; Don RaMon Lias, of the Spanish Army; I , as a preventative and Cure of thesealafsnlng complaMtaithe OM Don Christobal Escobar, of the Spanish Army'; Don Pedro eacellent Medichte is universally allowed, on the testimony ortaE - Garsia, of the SpanistrArtny; Don Juan de Maio Paz, of the highest characters in this coutetrt, bode 111 rank and respect - tit! Spanish Army. - . • lity, to have no equal, TWO peblic eppionatien, germ td ii, Majors Richard Vandeleur, late of 88th Foot; C. Thatinan; 7th Proprietor, from a per,sopal knowledge art 4 , ...wrild m i . - Line Batt. King's German Regiment; George Wilkins, 95th In their own families, statute s :Is merit heyon.! competitioe •or col Foot; Aug. do Birger, la te o f 7 t h !d ue Batt. German , att. King's gives a sanction to It, at ot which no her ..iVleditioe of the km Legion • F. N. Olney, late of 29d Foot; Ernes:lts de Burg- can boast. Parents and others, wide have the care of ehilt!rett; wedel, fate of 3cl Light King's German I.egion ; Jilin Stewart, should have this remedy as a froily Median.- itb resort to, sati:-'' late of 95th Foot ; Joseph Cameron, Royal Artillery ; George ever the stomach or !towels of Cleildreer bit tiny way disordered; St. Leger Gordon, late of IA West Ind 4 Regiment; Charles which It will always be fotind . to relieve. • Otto, late of the Ist Light Dragoons King's German Legion ;• Sold,wholesale and retail , at Wix. • lltrtkes,No.4,Cbeapside,lll,F Charles Aly, Sth Line Vat t. King's Uttrisn Legion; it D. I cattier- of St. Paul's Church-yard 1 Sharp arid *belt Vtirteninittll; ' Faunse, 4th Foot ; Peter O'Hare, tate of 95th Foot; Richard- Jones, Weston, Allow; and Mallory, Portsea; Atoll and iodide'Armstrong, 16th Portuguese Regiment; Philip Baron Gro- i sten Gosport, Coleman and Jacob, Sheeroess ; Peck in ltri• r ben, Ist I.ight Dre9rons King's German Legion ; Writ. Na- tint Turner, Hull ; Harland, Cooksvorthy, Nettletod, and (14 - pier, 49d Foot; Ge n re I.lC:oldie, 66th Foot; Joseph TEomp- lox, Plymouth ;,Knoet and Lloyd, and Swinney pa Ch..Bit con, late of biith Foot; Joseph Wells, 4:3d Foot ; 'Jos. Squire, minghant ; Staines antll.ynch, hlanchester• Trrwman , Eletaii lite of Royal Engineers; R o b e rt Bull, R o y a l Anglery ; John Smith, hlanderton;Reaburn, scam and Eisx;et,Edinbittglf ; 80 , . William Beatty, 7th Foot ; James Sitsger, late of 7th Foot ; ter. and Mlionahl, Gla:r.ow ; Bodeen and &cry, Bristol; Gtr}' George .tildes Milner, 46th Foot; J. Hill, sth Cacadores ; tenpin and Co. Norwich ; 6w-inter, Leicester; Edwar ls and Robert Gardiner, Royal Artillery; lola Thomas leaky, 23d Penny, and Billings and I.athbury,Lieerpool; Nellie' nd Le-eltie!, Foot • Geerge King, 7th Foote Rob e rt Macdonald, Royal Dever; White, Brighton; Roberts, eetdan i and IWO', Cheifetil Artillery ; itobert ',meson, Royal Ardllery ; Frederick gym- haft; and retail, by most country meilictee vendor. f in bide.. uf . pber, Artillery of the King's German Legion; Joseph Haw- lia. Shand 54. 6d.eath. . . tyn, 23d Foot; G. H. Murray, iCtli Light Dragoons; James - -. _____ Bogle, 94th Foot; Samuel Hest, 89d Foot; James Miller, 23d Portuguese Regiment ; Victor de Areutschildt, Porto. gorse Avitiery ; F. de Paula Azarede,• 23d Portuguese Rev:. Meet; Sub. Pinto, 6th Cagadores ; M. C. Teizara Pinta, 3d Cal adores; Joseph Ward, 7th Cacadores. Captains Chativ. Anderson, late of 94th Foot ; Marcus Annex ley, 61st Foot; Cot.way Benning, late of 66th Foot ; Fielding Browne, 40th Foot ; Robert Douglas, Royal Artillery; Win. Green, Royal Artillery • William Keith, late of t 3,1 F o ot; La Rothe de Starkenfels , late of Ist Line Batt. King's German Legion; George Wilson, 4th Foot; Thomas Gell, 29th Foot; Dolt Francisco Xavier Ceuto, of the Spanish Army. Bid Sargento Mayor Don Santiago Ruiz, of the Spanish Army. By command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regtut, FREDERICK, Commanier hr Chief. H. Toles ES s, Colonel and Military Secretary. . WI-lEN Men of Education and professional use persev , rtig endeavours to discover the' kik ails :14 certaai method of creadng a few preVathug Dtsesses, the sorter Cu! result of their erierietice the test proof of supetieettr. Messrs. oOSS and Co. surgeons, have been andugefite the cure of the following the object of their particular study, elt a certain Disorder, frequently contracted le a restffnefit of 1104! cation, awl its cbtictmlitauts, strictures and Meets; *bleb; an hnproved plan, are spec.± ly rind afrectually neredt *ales dr whaher arising horn Pi.echzuo...an ith.tilgences, r„;t? • deuce a- ...um climates, ne a secret rolhary vies{, too ofteb nisi'- happily pur.aed by the yowls of both ceases, to the one calintif sterility or barrennesi, and its the cubes a nilnerouo train otatinfr vous diseases, Which, If not fifthly remedies% ter:tit:sate.% hiker: tepee Sad 4onstrnipoon. In that distr.-ohm state of debiflef ddß'ciency,wbether the consequente of such bunelhl WAS. 6T • arising from any other cause, by - which the poweri Of the ciortstiz tutionlmicome enceebled, as ret,nhirly eduNedriurgeoni of L dot:, they oaer a firm, s afe, dud sree.4 resforatiou tdsouud t Y vigorous health. . • • • • Mesirs. Ono and Co. exalusively profiendng threw* Of Alai particular campla acs, in order that they may nor he, by mistaken few, marked with the ohloluy so 'justly ' , tubed ed 'the Ignorant empiric, think it lout justice to themselites thit they have been properly educated mid iiituatett branch of the profession (certificates of whirls, frath. test Hospitals, and testAitonials• (rum ibeintost eminent Physicial:;- they have to convince any inquirer) than the suctist reoaltiosi tram their endeavours fits: induced them n, quo the pesetfre F. the general Prataitioriet. ehd they pre•ume that their pr te , s , cl4 constitute a fair , gt maid hic the unpreAeUeon:tl coofidetic...wit* whtch they have, by the Public, been so Itheraityl;iitiottrea.- • • The result of a long and 'estensire practic.elas el/atlier: ..t.enet by a superior method, to remove venerezl complain:a, howevii, inveterate or complicated. without Wih)ectiniu the patlerrfeilhe least restraint im diet or exercise ;-1501 to recent-CIA% where ads early application is made on disodhery. of the Infection, they attar quently perform a cure hi the dent-space of two days, r The utiv .precetiented slicer„ of their mode of treatment (which her 'level been known to NI in one single instance iii avi-active during which .period many thousand persons ui both' seems hoe* been cured, even after severe and injurious methods hadibeiti• pursued by other Pracitioneis without ellect), induces them al thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patient: of either see, witenec4clt. delicacy, and attention. —Letters from the country . ..conriinic, the particulars of the case: age, aad manner sit Winne. inelosite; a remittance, duly anctin'ed to, and advice met iviedicine tutu wattled to any putt Of dirkingdoni. • GUS an.! Co SIITVTOII4. IS, RIIMITVT•ott..T.2IOI4;IIT•giTINTre BIRTHS. ' Simday last, at Apley Park,6hropShire t the Lady of Thomas Whitmore, Esq. M. P. of a son. Sunday, at High Wycombe, the Lady of Sir Hourara Douglas, Bart. of a son. Sunday, In Keppel-street, the L:11y of Sir James Lake, Bart. of a daughter. Wednesday morning a poor woman, of the name of Horton, the wife of a Farrier, briong , ng to the Ist (or Royal) Dragoons, stationed in Canterbury, of three girls, Who with the mg4kerk; are likely to do well. TO EAST AND WESI - -INDIA, AMERICAN, AM) MERCHANTS. P. I- DEATH, of No:tingham, info r ms Cle NTer eV • chants of England, and Traders in gtmeral, that,•,for the coovvietice of sale he has placed his J NJ PLR ESSIINCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medidines, in the bands of Mr. En. WARDS, Oct, St. Paul's Church-yard. • This Essence hi a ode effectiial , and pleasant remedy, in data- , lencies, gouty and cholky pains in the stomach and bowels, nll,- aestion, hysteries, era-.E..bness, 'nausea attendant en prep,naccy, relaxation and lassitude 'arising from atitiopberie bear, want of appetite, kip/ries from inclement wea htr, the abuse of spirituous liquors, and in the spasmodic affeedbn of the stomach and hmels so common to infants,, adapting the 4014 to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, ,or fur the :Irmy or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. Juin/MI EISENCI of PGIPPPAIWINT is so well knlwn as a ca !Gable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this advers themient is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counter flits which are prepared by Dreggisrs, ate. owecalty if the order is for Ileportatioe. The .only caution 1, e. lieeth can give, is to see that I. P. HEAT'', Nottingham, is engray.sl ua dm Govern- Inane Stamp. Sold, wholesale and retail, by F.dwards, No. tie s St. !'aid's tivrsts-yad, in liCtiesi Se. S 4. :tad le f MESX.ra.Cl.lhlt IE. and 4,:n. SurgColll6, ‘44r .it INS Majeary's Service, 4:ha:lenge tie want: world to prove a single instance where their hledicine and method of cure tiler faded of the dedroleff•ct. The Israelite of many years, tit the parttculat branch of tbdir prolissian has net ght:o rue to mme unsuccessful case.. * . • • tit , • i ... . ttn V %l' ~* it,n They continue to direct their ts!il •, s.tp theweatateed and ewe of Vitoereal Complaints and, • cterangensert of the sysieAt, which is the conseqtent e i of t?te l p felons and was teful effects of a habit long and ni wt un o li w a i lilly Ont6sed by the 1 molls of both sato in the one it will be f it be ;the - unfailing soiree at barren nets; the other have its ravagesdataliti deeelopedto them bt adis tressing state of debility, width, ii . nut timely resueslipd,pertlrifcs ' In Impotence. These are its remote aid ultimate ejlecis,w tale 1•.,i. • stimptions, lees of muscular post ..I.,and Vorthittl.÷Votis cionOti.-:ta usually characterise the earlier stalest' thielefilheryisWes La per sons languishing undor the diseetb-ts iucideritigjelkal habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved. nthoomiKal. ilt 4 tag coupe of a long, laborious, and Mitch extended ira.....* Intim most obstinate and complicated'eates 61'1 , 4044 rttflieston;•'stah d obstructions in the urethra, totainy! eactrostinicea;*hard tie` raors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seesinal oreakosityghttor fie Ake hTIiIC4I/11E.e, .. Whether recent or of lung dtiration„ and which have bailed Ile skill ofether Practitioners ; are by thetr present improied ihn cf tteatment,effectuall) and permanently cored, vitthiout thepaacht 'offering the execucatiug pain and alarming lientorrhate• ernes often follow, the appr.cation of the lunar cayst'c.. in "heftiest of W years extensive practice in this metropolis, 114171teotis cases of Strictures have been and are dai'y tit:der Cele care;the weal eradication of which are effeeted by a sale, certain,' add a¢ t. Noes mode of practice, superior to auy cuter yet.aticetted.• no wealtoess, re.N..ltion, and delaty protetning train- this. foto plamt, is speedily removtd. and the patient resiored ; to meld and norous health. But where the debility lies fop Imes esty . ted, a proper perseserrece in t!.e , r mtontfoie teinsedies,afrer the Stricture has been destroy's!, is indispendably ilequistie to retriva the slumbering sparks of life, and to reonantate the cosuriterino. Several • Nub:enter) att , 3 (kale:nip of the tint r.,130 st.;siito have been under* the care of 1.4.‘4-s. &rel.. and Co. is r me tote I moral of entupiaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. stet tavln received a wheal au,: pernmirot eine, rwpasly 'lbw iltim t"'' Buy Lo made to that' al satisfactory evidemes 'A the it ides. ft.- pert-corky of Nles:rsi. Currie and Co.'s plan of trditattat. Nta.. 4 of these ge:;tlenten lad Stsiccurt.s irons tee to twenty y- a' and were ur.ier the tare of Merril. Home and dries'.' a t and vetvr surtwons ofequal eminence, w!.n attempts , : their cat ; by the application of the lunar multi:, w.thout Miccela. Patients he the Country ate requested to state the particni:ri. ci their case, age, end wanner of living, et:e.losiog a /111.1L nab) to advice and medicines, and the same will be given dr forwarded to any pert of the Eh:gaunt. Messrs. Ourr e and Co. may be consulted by either Set, we h. the greate.tt delicacy, sane, and honour, at their 1440.tV, N th 107. Fiation-Gartlet,, WA ELiC .11 I.ol4DUili .1-11(kJiticci Ivlomns ..«.... t 111fitsies after It Men an . LON1)31.: : VOA eizer , auc pub"dtal tbilik and it Oki bisr-Oeke. Tateklar.