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I; it l j OM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Conrt at Carlton-House, the 31st of July, IBlf.', Present, his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT in Council. It is this day I rdered, by his Roy a l Highness the Pr;nee Repent, in the name and on th e behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Ci noel], that no ships or vessels belonging to any of his Majesty's selbjects be permitted to enter and clear nut for any of the ports within the texri tories of the United States of America, until fur ther ord-r : And his Royal Highness is further pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma- jesty, and by and with the advice atoresaiii, to order, that a general embargo or stop be made of all ships and vessels whatsoever, belonging to the citizens of the United States of Atnerica, now within, or which shall tereattcr come into any of the ports, harbours, or reads, within any part of his Majesty's dominions, together with all persons and effects on board all such ships and vessels ; and that the Commanders of his Majesty's ships of war and privateers do de tain and bring into port all ships and vessels belong ing to the citizens of the United States of America, or bear'ng the flag of the said United States, except such as may he furni-hed with British licences,which vessels are allowed to proceed according to the tenor of the said licences ; but that the utmost care be taken fbr the preservation of all and every part of the cargoes on board any of the said ships or vessels, so that no damage or embezzlement whatever be sustained ; and the Commanders of his Majesty's ships of war and privateers are hereby instructed to detain and bring into port every such ship and vessel acc . rdingly, except such as are above excepted : 1 And the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners 1 of his Majesty's Treasury, the Lords Commissioners 1 of the Admiralty, and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, are to give the necessary directions herein as to them may respectively appertain. WHITEHALL, JULY 29. His Royal Highness the Print e Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, bath been graciously pleased to give and grant unto Richard Marquis We !coley, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, his Majesty ' s royal licence and per- Mission that he may accent and w ar the insignia of the Royal Peishtn Order of the Sun and Lion, conferred upon him by hi* Majesty the King of Persia, as a testimony of the high regard argil r.-specr which that Sovereign feels for his Lordship'schar .c ter: And to crmrm.nd, that the said royal concession, together with the relative documents, be registered in his Majesty's Col lege of Arms. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JVLY 28. Royal Foreign Artillery. tbarles Leneuf Lenos to be second Lieutenant, vice Le Quin, promoted. Dated July 23,1812. R ), a) .thillery Drivers. Fast cotenant John Bateman to be Captain, vice Heaton, de ceaoed Dated June 13, 1812. Second Lieutenant Join Dalton to be First Lieutenant, vice Bate man. Dated as above. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY so. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain William H. C. Beneyett to be Captain, vice Na pier, rl•ceased 1) -ed Aped 38, 18 i 2. First Lientenal... Alex:nder Maclachlane to be Second Captain, vice Pent-yeti. Lat , d June 17, 181 2. Seemed I..irtreant he •chael Tweedie to be First Lieutenant, vice Maclachlane. Dated as above. &col 4 tan.tain Thomas A. Brand reth to be Captain, vice Ebel deceased. Dated June 20, 1812. First laewer.ant Thomas Scott to be Second Captain, vice Erandr.d.. Dated as above. Second lieutenant Charles H. Small to be First Lieutenant, +este Scott. Dated as above. . Royal Artillery Drivers. David Wilkie, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dalton, pro moted. Dated July 25, 18i 2. Commissions in the 2d Durham Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Burdon, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. John Thomas Gosh, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Robert Julie son, Esq. to be Major. Ldward Ball Campbell, John Johnson, George Greenwell, James Sarpson, Thomas I.oggan, Thomas Bunion, and Robert Ro bmson Tay:or. Esqrs. to be Captains. . Dated April 10, 1812. ' John Lipton Hutton, Esq to be ditto. Dated June 24, 1812. Joseph Sowler, George Cummins, Wilke tm Hodson, V illiam Haney, Joseph Dalton, George Johnson, Thomas Lowry, John Johnson, Matthew Hall, and Richard William Elliott, Gents to be Lieutenants. Dated April 10, Is i 2. Thomas Fenwick, Edward Baynes Fletcher, William Marley, John King, Richard Pybus, and George ticld, Gents. to be En signs. Dated as above. Robert Matthew Parke, Lieutenant by Brevet, to ha Adjutant. Dated A above. . SVillien Pybus, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated as above. Wiliaani Jackson, Esq to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Commission signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the , . County of Surrey. i . Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia—James B. Delap, Esq. to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice Thompson, displaced. Dated July 28, 1812. Sal Ditto—The Hon. John Perceval to be Lieutenant, on a va ,, cancy. Dated July 29, 1812. \ B aNKRUPTCY ENLARGED. i August 28. Aaron Aaron, of Spark's-court, Duke's-place, Lon don, spectacle-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. August 29 I. ra':cis Al ard, of Great Portland-street, St. Mary-la ' Boum, liren-dr :per, at ten, at Guildhall. , August 28. John Bowler, of Tarporley, Cheshire, stay-maker, ' dealer and Chapman, at ten, at the Sw en Inn, Tarporiey. Sept. 1". James Emery, late of Per worth, Susses, vintner, vie- I mailer, dealer and chapman, at ele'ven, at the Crown - bin, In Arundel, `.unsex. August 2.5. Waliam Simpson; of Milbank-street, Westminster, ~ coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. 1 August O. atexander rdon, late of Wormwood-street,London, Merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. , Samuel Samtners, of Birmingham, victualler, dealer and chapman. i' BANKRUPTS. ~ William Brombly. of Leicester, maltster, dealer and ehapman, ) to surrender August, 7,8, at eleven, and September 12, at 12, at the Blue Bell Inn, I.eicester. Anomie., Mes-ts. Sandy., • Horton, and koarke, C7ane. court, Fleet street, London; or Mr. Nicholas Pilkington, L-icester. • Edward Young, of West Malliug. Kent, school-master, dealer and chapman, August 4, 15, and Sept. 1•2, at twelve, at Guild hall, 1-(sedan. Anomie*, Mr. Mares, Maidstone; or Mr.' Jonee, Millman-place, Bedford row. , John 3 hennas Patience, now or late of Bury St. Edmunds, Suf . fulk, builder, timber-merchant, sealer and chap man , August , I 12, at five, August 13, and Sept. 12, at eleven. at V e Angel, Busy lit. Edmunds, Suffolk. Anomie., Mr. John Waymaa, r Bury :a. Edmunds; or Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, No. 4, Symoturttalnn, Chancery lane, Lontho. Thomas Chrk, now or late cf Bartholomew-Close, London, • worsted-manufacturer, dealer and chaptnan, Aui;u4l 4, rl and . Sept. 12, at leo, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, 1 uthbury. Days(' 'Fill+, late of.lsasi-g, Hants, miller and' mealman, dealer and chapsuan. Augustla, 18; and Sept. 12, at eleven, at the .Crms ii tun, Baslngstoil , Atturoies Messrs Raggett and Cole, Othhatu, Hants; or Mr. Philip Hurd, .I'emple, London. • Hct:ry Douel, of Southampton-place, Camh e on v ,ai, d ea l er and ehaernan, August 4,8, and September i t:, at ten,aet GuildbalL • Attendee, Mr. Harrison, Lalliket4 - road, Soapy. • William Coslett, 0 Caerphilly, GlaMorgalliblre, shopkeeper, , dealer and chapman. August 14, 15, and Sept. 12, eleven, at the Crown Inn, blerthy Tvdvil. Attornies, Mr. Meyrick, Merthyr Tydvil ; or Messes. Maid!, James, and Abbott,, New Inn, Lonclim. Henry Btiler,•orC,lipsfolle-street, St. Mary none, Middlesex, painter and glazier, August 4, 8, and Sept. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Greenwood, Blandford-street, Man chester-square. James Leavy. of Fore-street, London ' victualler, August 4, 14 and Sept. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attdrilies, Messrs. Wilt shire, Bolton, and West, Old Broad-street. Jacob Joseph, of Somerset-street, Ve hit echapel, London, umbrel la-maker, dealer and chapman, August 18, 29, and 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. twornies, Messrs. Howard and Abrahams, Jewry-street, Aldgate. John Clement Hancock, of the Haymarket, St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, shopkeeper, grocer, dealer and chapman, August 4,8, and Sept. 12, at eleven, atGuildball. Attorney, Mr. 1 ids, No. 4, Abingdon-street, Westminster. John Winder, of the Axe Inn, Aldermanbnry, London, ware boo-rivals, dealer and chapman, August 18, 29, and Sept. 13, at to dye, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Woods, New Corn- Exchwige. Mark-lane. Benjamin Itaywood, of Barnsley, Votkiltilv, Linea-draper, dealer and chapman, August 13, 23, and Sept. 12, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London; or Messrs. It. It. and C. Jackson, Manchester. Samuel Smith the younger, of Lightwood Green, in Overton Forreign, parish of Overton, I lintsbire, currier and leather seller, August 20, at lour; August 21, and September 12, at twelve, at the Britannia, Shrewsbury. Attornies, Mr. Charles Johnston, Hall Stair-case, rimer Temple, London;• or Mr. Phillips, at the College, Shrewsbury. Edward Masted, late of Hythe, Kent, butcher, dealer and chap man, August 13,14, and Sept. 12, at ten, at the Guildhall, Can terbury. Attornies , Mr. Robert Avery Webb, Folkestone ; or Messrs. Egan and Waterman, No. 25, E,sex-street, Strand. Samuel Lewis, of the Strand, Middlesex, glover, dealer and chap man, August 8, 18, at eleven, and Sept. 12, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Pullen, No. 47, Foteltred, Crip plegate, London. William Hankins, of Brewer -street, Golden-square, Middlesex, undertaker and coffin-maker, dealer and chewier), August 4, 11, and Sept. 12, at eleven at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. New comb, Vine-street, Piccadilly. William Higgs, of Beech-street, Barbican, London, batter, Aug. 4,8, and Sept. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Doughty, Elm-court, *Feruple. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. August 22, James Adams, Fore-street, spirit-dealer, at eleven. —Sept. 19, Ambrose Cutler, Water-lane, Tower-street, painter stainer, at ten.—August 18, Robert Andrews, King's Arms buildings, Wood -street, Blackwell-Lall-factur, at twelve. August 29, Augustus White, City-road, merchant, at ten. August 22, Thomas and Thomas Slade, Bartholomew-close, oil-merchaies, at one. August 22, John Hill, Peterborough, drap e r, at elev e n. October 3, Richard Seijeant, Slough, carpenter, at one. August 22, Thomas Thomas, Camomile-street, merchant, at tett. Aug. 22, John and Matthew Davy, Bread-street, merchants, at eleven. August 22, George and Thomas Green, Great Marlborough street, calico s, at ten. August 4, James Kirk, Tower-lull, wine • merchant, at twelve. August 29, John Ford, Alinuries, trunk maker, at eleven. August 29, John Newton, Tooley-street, cooper, at trotter. August 92, Thomas Blunt, Godalmin, money scrivener, at one. August 22, John lir.dger, jun Mortlake, tel. low-chasidler, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Augur 92, John Saunders, Painswick, money-scrivener, at twelve, at the King's Arms, Stroud. August 31, John Taylor, Banbury, miller, at eleven, at the White Lion, Banbury. Aug. 22, Robert Wilson, Liverpool, farrier, at one, at the Globe Ta vern, Liverpool. August 31, Richard Barlow, jun. Sheepsheed, hosier, et eleven, ut the King's Arms, Derby. , August 22, Peter Henry Barker anti John Peacock, Burnell, Cambridgeshire, mer chant., at twelve, at the Angel, Bury. Sept. 7, Henry Henry, Liverpool, tailor, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.— Sept. 14, Joseph Dickenson, Liverpool, merchant; at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES, Atm. 22. William Rymill, Banbury, currier —Francis Oakley, Hereford, woolstapler. William Bond, Upper '1 haines-street, hat manu facturer. John Keely, Nottingham, dyer. John South. Green wich-road, builder. John Ives, jun. Newport-market, butcher. Richard Wood, Market-street, St. James's-market, wine-mer et ant. Henry lames hkwthcoce, Lime-street, wineemerceant.- - John Grant, Laurence Pountney-lane, merchant. Francis Wright, Rathbone-place, upholsterer. . DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS. John Cave, Stephen Prust, and Wllli.m Henry Clayfleld, Eris. tol l alkali-manufacturers. John Sims and John 'Pitchford. Nor wich, chemists. William, George, and Samuel Nichols, Notting. ham, hosiers. Henry Burnett, Henry and Samhel Steer, Bread street-hill, ironmongers. Edmund and Matthew Luscumbe, and William Irdiry, Stonehouse, marbie-sawyers. Jukes Coulson, John Henry Pelly, and Paul Malin,Thames-sireer, ironmongers. John Sparrow and Thomas Wright, West-Smithfield, ironmon gers. Richard Smith, John Frederick Hamstede, and Richard Smith, jun. Finch-lane, ship-brukers. Heilry Farncomb, Mark Boykett Breeds, Edward Wenbam, and John Bayley, New Rom ney, faun. rs in the brick and tile business. James lei`Lean and W. S. Sherwood, Liverpool, piano -forte +Leiters. Account cf the Net Produce of the Taxes for three Years, ending sth July : _ 1810. 1811. 1812. Permanent Taxes, &c. X 39,559,814 £341,•ii4,737 £38,669,389 War Taxes - 23,0:16,351 22,286,035 22,353,657 Annual Grants to pay i 3,111,210 . 3,148,284 3,253,342 off Exchequer Bills ,64,E per Cent. - 14,531 15,847 14,413 Bow STREWN—Saturday the post-boy, who drove General Phi:ippon and the French Lieutenant to the coast of Sussex, was brought up, when it appeared that he was engaged by a third person, supposed to be Robinson, the miller, to drive him, and two other persons, for which he was to be paid eel Is. per day; that the third person gave all the directions, paid the expellees, &c. and that the two others never spoke in his hearing. It appearing, therefore, that he was ig norant of any criminality in his proceedings, he was admitted to bail, to appear against the persons pre viously in custody. Monsieur Petite, who lately made his escape from confinement at Montrose, by unscrewing the locks of three doors, was caught a few days ago, at Ruthven Prtntfield, after a hard run over hedge and ditch, by sr.me Gentlemen who were viewing the field. Mon sieur was brought in by the: neck, and safely lodged in his old quartet in Pt rth gaol ; (he was there about a year ago). The little Gentleman having been or dered over tc the depot at Pennicuick, a serje int and seven or eight men were sent to escor t him. On their arrival at Kirkcaldy, where they were to halt for the day, he was deposited for the time in vie prison therel; but Monsieur Petite did not like . the house, and left it quietly during the night. He has not since been heard of. CANTERBURY, JULY 3I.—S 'tardily as Mr. Austin Neame, of Chartham, was taking his accustomed ride to this city, in his chaise, his horse stumbled and fell, by which accident lie unfortunately broke his arm, and was otherwise much bruised. Thursday se'nnight Brett, a person who keeps the White lint public house, at Newington, endea voured to murder his wife, by cutting her throat.— i In the attempt to effect his purpose, he gave her three severe wounds in the neck and throat, from which we are happy to hear, the poor woman is likely to recover. Brat was examined before the Magis trates at Sittingbourne, on Saturday, and COMM sted to take his trial at the ensuing Assizes, • o UNIFER szr LVTELLIGEnt: Friday se l nnlght Mr. Walker, of BallSol.College, and Mr. Mor gan, were elected Denies of Magdalen College. Tuesday the 7th instant- ' the Rev. Charles Phillips and Robert Chambres, M.A. and fellows of lesus College, were admitted Pm-proctors in the Mom of the Rev. Messrs. Swam* and Wll - ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Duke of Cambridge has been pleased to appoint. the William Harrison, B. D. and Chaplain of St. Saviour's, in die Borough of Southwark, to be one of his Royal Highness's de: meatic Chaplains. Rev. Isaac lacksman is presented to the vicarage of Riffling, and also to the rectory of Askley, with tits vicarage of Silverley annexed, respectively in the county of Cambridge. Rev. Richard Collier, to the vicarage of Upton-Snodsbury, Worcestershire. Rev. Wm. Hassell, M.A. to the rectory of Llyswen, hi the county of Brecon. Rev. Robert Thomas, vicar of Colwinston, Glamorganshlre, and rector of liron Monmouthshire, to be domestic chaplain to the Earl of Uxbridge. Rev. G. Vanburgh, chaplain to the Duke of Gloucester, to be first chaplain to the Bishop of Chester. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has conferred on the Rev. Edward Barry, M 11. Rector of St. MarySt and St. Leo nard's, Wallingford, the Pegree of Doctor in Divinity. The Earl of Mansfield - has panted a presentation in favour of the Reverend Mr. Laurence Miller, Minister of the Chapel of Ease at Ardoch, iu the parish of Muthil, and within the bounds of the Presbytery of Auch'erarder, to the Church and Parish of Abdie, which had become vacant by the death of the Reverend Mr. Robert Thomas. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I.EWES RACES, JULY Si. A Sweepstakes far a!l ages, of legs. each, with 20gs. added from the subscription, 3 yrs old, Sat. fib. 4yn old, Etst. ; )n old. Sat. 10th. 6 yrs old, 9st. and aged, 9st. 21b. Four miles. Mr. Ladbroke's b. g. Guardy, aged, 9st. fib. - 1 Earl of Chichester names Lord C. Somerset's g. h. Julian, 5 yrs old, set. 101 b. 2 Mscren.—Mr. Day's Gandy, 9st. 21b. beat Mr. Dawson's c. h. Recqrdon, 5 yrs old, Set. 81b. Ooe mile and a half, for 50gs. A Gc/t1 Cup, value tOogs. for all ages. 3-yr-olds to carry Est. Sib. 4-yr-olds Bst. 21b. 5-yr-olds' Bst. 81b. 6-yr-olds Ust. 131 b. and aged 9st. llb. Mr. Pierce's b. f. Caroline, 4 yrs old -•- 1 1 I.ard C. Somerset's g. h. Julian, 5 yrs old - 2 V Mr. Dawson's e. h. Recordon, by Remembrancer, 5 yrs old 4 Mr. Ladbroke's b. g. Gu*rdy, aged, 81LP-db. bolted, and dis. Cl! ETIVYN D. AUG6ST - 1. The Ladles's Plate of 60gs. free fgr all hones ; 5 yrs old to carry sert. 121 h. 4 yrs old, I'tit. 71b. 5 yrs old, Ndt. 41h. 6 )rd old, Rat. 91b. and aged ast. 111 b. ' Marts and Geldings to be allowed Sib. One 4.mile heat. Lord C. Somerset's b. h. Angelo, 4 yrs old - I Mr. Richardson's Retortion, $ yrs old - - 2 Mr. Colling's b. g. Guardy, aged, Sat. 81b. - S After Dinner. A Handicap Sweepstakes, 25g5. each, legs, forfeit, one mile and a half. Mr. Day's Mr. Gandy, 9st. Elb. - - 1 - Mr. Netenhatii% Bob' al Filly, 6st. 81b. - 9 Colonel Windharn's Speculation, est. _lb. • S For the Ladies Plate, 6 and 7t04 on Angelo. Won easily. For the Handicap, 7 to 4 and 't to 1 on Gundy. Won easily :also. There is a woman now living at Ponhen by the Sands, well known in Lancaster by the appellation of Cockel Mary, who, for the last sixty years, has walked to and from Lancaster five times a week 'during which period it has been computed that she has walked 265,200 miles, being a distance equal to eleven times the circumference of the globe. A few days ago, in the town of Ayr, a litter of puppies, ten in number, were drowned, till they were to all appeatance dead, and afterwards buried d, ep in a dunghill, the mother being tied up in the kennel , wilt a strong cord. During the night she gnawed the cord asunder, went to the dunghill, raised her buried offspring, took them one after the other' to the kennel, where she cherished them, and before morn- • ing four of them were perfectly restored to life. Last week a shark of considerable length was caught with a strong conger line, at Devil's Point, Stonehouse, near Plymouth Dock : seven mackerel were found in his belly, and it is supposed to have been the same fish that the day before attacked a soldier of the Lancashire M.litia, who was swimming lin Mill Bay, and wounded him severely in his legs. ' ' We insert this as a caution to swimmers who reside on the shores washed by the Atlantic, as sharks are ' not untrequent in the Channel, and at this season pursue the shoals of mackerel and pilchards into the very bay.; and harbours. Thursday night, in consequence of the Debtors' Bill having received the Royal Assent, the King's Bench and Fleet Prisons were illuminated, and seve ral appropriate transparencies displayed. _ . . A BLANK MAY GAIN £50,000, BY EITHER OF THE EIGHT EXTRA PRIZES OP TICKETS GIVEN BY TIE CON TRACTORS, IN THE STATE LOTTERY OF 10,000 TICKETS, ALL TO BE DRAWN THE BTH SEPTEMBER. SCHEME. 2... Prizes of...set 6,000... are... X 32,000 v... Prises of 4,000... are 8,000 2... Prises of 3,000... are 6,000 4... Prizes of 1,000... are 4,000 And upwards of Two Thousand Prizes of ,C OO, X3OO, X2OO, &c. &c. down to £22, the lowest Prizes, and every Number will be drawn from the Wheel. icktts and Sbares are Selling at the Offices of BISH, the Contractor for the Lottery, No. 4, CORNI - 11LL, and No. 9, CIiARINO-CROSS, London. Dtarn ass—A Clergyman resident in the county of Worcester, who had been for many years so deaf that he could scarcely col lect any perfect sound through an Ear Trumpet, has received so much benefit from using Dr. favior's Remedy for Dcafnesv, that be can now hear so well as to be able to join in common conver sation, and in justice to the proprietor of this celebrated remedy, has given a. reference to Mr Holt, the printer of the Worcester Herald, to justify any enquiry as to this astonishing cure. This much esteemed Remedy is sold wholesale and retail by Barclay and Sons No. 95, Fleet-market ' London; and retail by a ll y en . ders of laedicines in 'lowa and Country, price Bs. 6d. per bottle, duty included. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. M0rning.......... ...... . 154 minutes after I Afternoon 0 minutes after 11 MARRIED. Thursday, at Wallingford, Captain Motley, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Phillips. At Clapham, Surrey, the Rev. F. R. Spragg, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, to bliss Eliza, daughter of C. El liott; Esq. of Clapham. At Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, the Rev. John Bligh, of hod min, to Miss Mary Codlin. DIED. At Bradford Abbas, Dorset, in his 62d year, the Rev. E. M. West, Rector of Clifton, and Vicar of B. adtord and Haydou, in the county of Dorset. Lately, aged 78, the Rev. Benjamin Anderson, Vicar of Petm, Bucks, and formerly of Magdalen-hail, Oxford. In the 74th year of his age, the Rev. WIIII2M Murray, D.D. thirty-six years Master of the Free School of Dungannon, and only surviving brother of the late Rev. Richard Murray, D.D. formerly provort of finny College, Dublin. Rev. J. Armistead, Vicar of Easingwoid, Yorkshire. Tue. lay, at Paulions, Hampshire, the infant sor. of Lady Ger trude Movie. Tuesday last, after a very short lEness, at Worcester, a;ed 21 I Yaw, Charley Wakeman, En. of Curia Chu; cb, ~- ~~ _ 1 ~ . 7 • biIEASI3 OF 'Mt vim, 1111. DUFOUR, sole Proprietnr (4 DARANts CEI F.L'ItATID MEDICATED BOUGIE% k o enchr.ed practic, for more than Tweß,ty yitre to t , e e l , t l Strtctures Obsttutfoas, D.bility , Gmorthtea, every Disease of the Iltr:hrs. flatters himself that erentive joined to .the milt'• to of the remedies he entploy, ex c h x enables him to offer a safe , anent cure, nct sahjett danger and inehicAcy attenfts the use of Geer, ur Boogies. Pers.trs in the country, raa:.ng their Cate fey letter, encliNit,g a One or a Two Pound wa k proper tr.edicines sent to the anagunt. For the various . Methods of Cure, &e. soe Mr. Dufour's Piattical Di.eases of the Ilietbm, Ste. Moe 54 the 7th edition. to 61 . 4 at the Booksellers; at the &wheel House, No. 54, Etilsoth k Soho; and Gale and Curtis, Patemoaer-rof It . ' DISTEMPER. AID 0111 BR DISEASSE Olt D r T HE following most valuable MEDICINES id g covered and prepwed bg Mr. DLAINE, Vnagh ige4 . gandnuisedNog y sevestar te athiltrb rs ter tAalmts tialikgin w ma n : l f ti or lll 4 t c c t i ! ker n alit ited in -1 1Limph ictie L._ Distemper Powders,lsadAselt, Warm Powder., 2.. 4 pe w Or 6 for Si. Mange Ointment, IN lid. eh. c 4. 1... r butte. Alterative Cleansing Powders, Dionne* fur Canket se% for the Mange and other the Ear, A. 63, Foulness in Dogs, fie. per set. , Pursing Sall% 25.6d, / ,, L , sad Retail as above. and by T. D Neaey, 4, Itt o2 4_,, na L l '• Exchange ; &leo -old Whokvale and Rein by utra1, 4 4,4" Fieet-market ; Clark, scot, and Buteri P.Ombursti ; and Co Dubhn ; and by the Venders of an g s; ft , throughout the Country: where may be bad, Mc:A GENUINE HORSE MEDICINE-. I I 1 GUESTONIAN MEIbiCiNE. CASE 77.—T0 Mr. HAI VI LT CU LS r, Blaeler•ars.n s i z e " MR. JCIKEPII BROWN, Gent. of Peckham R ye , w . 4 dreadfully afflicted with a violent oemtu. head upward. or LI years, st.vl escructat n 7 the.,sesit his limbs for ureards. of 24 yen's, atti ailed %In a 'Cll./t i t i t . fiction io for knees, the pxtti/ie ware izett neap! tat Art. After having the first aletheal advice be utak' mere, aide,. periendng uo rtl'ef, be ai.p..ed to a G. nueman .1 urged", who rev:mm.l4,d him te Mr. Guest. by w h oa b e . 4easet relieve! from tits paiteiyanti 1. now r4l4Sle of vr.lkstg to nes and following his pirsilts tells iut twitig :Jostled b I n tow complaint% Mr. If feeling it a day to make his am 'nem fir & t w e e t of ih.tse arlic:eil in a dislike statute:, requostr Mr. 0 tope* the above. losses km. Italy £6, let e. (Cue as In a future Pleitv.s 1 i I LUES, DILBJLI S I ftle I MPRESSED with a consciousness that cbeirile. elation from the general plan tits luett highly Wealth' u others, and improved in thir proteasional acquirenuan maturity of near twenty years esp. fleece, Messrs. L'Ulthlf.ed Co. continue, with unabated arduur, the wadi:4nm et &etas orders which are the consequence of illte t indulgent., sedate strut-five habits of the inconsiderate se • uial•boy. le prefeeleg de cure of these coniplalots, they hold out no itoluceinert b see; but sensible as aft men must be of the exa.leoce at sad ca• lantities, they offer their assistance a 4 ntularly educated geons of London, and of the koyal Coptic of Edwina*. In all cues of Syphilkie Infection, and in every emephiat 41 debility and deficiency, whether arising from tkeinfmmunda rertain destructive habit, long n 'ideate in warm ckmras, living, or any other cause producing deficiency of moldy vg the patient may rely on a rpetdy restoration to vtgorosia ltda. Their improved pleu of curing strictures of the urethra bubble attended with peculiar 4ucces4 —siiictures of tea ssttsrsutf yea duration have yield4d to their treatment in the .fort peritsid three weeks. _ Messes. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either see witl tle greatest delicacy, secrecy, and tumour, at their house, N. Haann-Garden. Paden(' in the country Are militated to •rno the particulars of their case ; age, and gs.nerzt habit of liner k. Incloolng a remittsnut fbr advice and oned.clu.-4 salmi do nea will be even wr aent to any user of du lan - Aco:T. DR. FO NIIRVJUS CORDIAL DROPS. - THE latent cause of Nerrqun Divnlers lies in a impure state of the animal jinem. which instead of aim& lag and supporting the prnie:pk• of hfe, irr;ta:e and nervous fibres ; this produces various cumplaiets of a r bit. the animal spirits not being supported, Hypechnidria, ad Hysteric affectioei arise, and from tuts diseased stare ur: tk: West proceed the various maladies that embitter life, mar even menet enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature drug. For these disordas Dr. Fat lIKKOILL . I Nervous Cattlni Drop have been found the best remedy, the mat tiewerfal estoraiss, and reanimating medicine. It hat been shoved an Wail hie can for those whose heakh has been Injured in warm elmges, orb, close attention to business, and a sedentary fife its power. hot s been fully confirmed in those inflmiittes which stuck the roes' of either set, and too often prematurely prodwe old age am; all the weaknesses connected with it. No methane patents 41(11 general reAorative qualities, o • so well adapted to every den cif valetudlnarans; the cold nefves and weak muscles of rekad habits are warmed, animated, and coufirmed ; by th ve the Lois acqtilre fresh vie :Sur, the exhausted eons are filled with rick sal healthy juices, the spirits drooping and languid, become rected and ezhilirated, the different functions of appetite sad diselebd are promoted by it, and the whole cons ittnion reedits nee tie and strength. This grand restorative of breath cannot be raw mended with too much eagerness to the female 9,l,nd...debuts and highly nervous rat! which Is known us succeed duldbeisal those peculiar indispositions of the sea, hick, by want et step . tints, are apt to produce the must fatal d Bagel ing tilsoascs, &A I even dewh itself. Sold whole sale and retail at Mr. Butler", 4, Cheapslde, caner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Beim and sharp, Ports:nustli; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; atkllnut!, step, Mallory, WI Jone., Porter; ; Trewm tn, Exeter; Cookwortby, Gil bert' and Hoxiand, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter ad Macdonald, Glasgow; smith, Manderston, Scott, and Carglit Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, NUB: Grego% Edwards and Penny, and 134 tinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lyaths Manchester ; Brown, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, 84012004 Gregory, and White, Brighton; and most Medicine Vaid.rs, bottle. it 4s. Rd. 11 s. and 225. each. MATRIMOSIAI. FELICITY. . MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regularly-educe:o Surgeons of [melon, have sedulaudy devoted their attar tint for these last 13 years to the study of those dish: glen whirl* frequently embitter and too often prevent, that inestimible Win lug, matrimonial felicity. The unrivaled patronage tkll have hitherto received from person. of the first distinction, the uniform success attending their superior mode of tristodg in such cotnplaint.. Induce them thee publicly to offer tkeirtio* tenet. In all mites of debility or deficiency, whether Walk from the too frequency of rartielpating lln the gaieties of 16 0 shionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertitusm ors wade solitary, and destructive habit, winch weakens the enerrf d mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing steriik! ll I _. the one sex, and ipipotence In the other, they o f f er a mit MO permanent cure. To those who, from such complaltor, are yec. vented entering into the marriage state, and *chained to seek iv lief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be cool to know, however di ffi cult or ine ff ectual the cure may he d oss by other practitioners, that , by a mum ring and infalifisle thod, they may be restured to a sound and vigorous coma. don. A certain Disorder, frequently contracted in trawl' of indiscrttioci, and every species of Syphilitic Intecteet i l 3 mild and never-faidog mode of treatment, is op.eakif rat-really removed, without restraint in diet or vaereite, by Mel* Goss and Co. a. also Strictures of the Un t 1 ra and Chou, they are enabled to care in a short period, without re coarseW ' the painful, dangerom effetts of the Lamar; references of wh ich can be given to several Gentlemen or high rt qieetzbilryt wY have.been cured, aftert.aving laboured under .tticrures tor as years. To married - Females, whom ezpoctoriotts of thole nelakt. pledges of connubial happluets have be. o &fated, it may afso a pleasing reflection to Item? that by a propier perseverance* their nut:edits the gestetal Ist i osit:t is from &ed. mid eh! lesiF 4* meats removed. To be consulted daily personally. or by letter, by prnes• either set. Letters from the cutntry, containing a Eirk•PIPHO My attended to, and advice anti tuedicisha forwarded to ary If the kingdom. giOSS cosh Co. Forgeons, ts. Flotiverfe- meet. Fritetoeree.. - LONDON : Printed by Lcvil. KAN r. Pick-rt Plo rublibht4 tkert, ar.d u :Le Sty fate, Trir.pir•i3su. -