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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTEt MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Vimt-OFFIcE, MARC/I 10. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Assistant-Surgeon John Lang ford, fr silt the 4th Dragoon Guard% to be Assistant-surgeon. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Gnat ds—Cornet Henry Brooke to be Lieutenant, witholat purchase. si Regiment of Dragoons—Hospital Mate Thomas Bolton to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Steed, promoted. 4th Regiment of Light Dragqinia—Robert Uniaeke, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Fras e r, p romote d iu the 6th West In dia Regiment. Bth Regiment of Light DrAgoOns. To be Comets, without purchase--Joseph Queiros, Gent.; James McAlpine, Gent. vice T. Taylor, deceased; John Hogan Pat ton, Gent. 18th Data.—Cornet the Hon. George Blaciniere, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lleutc6ant, without purchase, vice Sir Godfrey Webster, who retires; Hospital Mate John Quince'', to be Assistant-Surgcop,:sice Poett ; appointed to the 4th Ve teran Battalion. 21st Ditto—Troop Quarter Master Augustus Frederick Fortes. q den to be Regimental Quarter Mastei.%sice Size, deceased. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—William Pitt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,vice Powell; who ri.tires: 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Robert Mercer %lie Cap tain of a Company , by purchase, vice the Hon. CrailTey Onr low, who retires; Ensign the Hon. James Berkeley Rodney, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice hlercer ; Barclay Di urn mond, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase; Ensign Henry Robert Watsols qube Adjutant, vice Rooke, pronso.ed. 21 Regiment of Foot—Major H. E. C. V. Graham, horn the 66th Foot, to be MajOr,,yke Parke, who exchange. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Morgan to be Captain of a Corn ' parry, by purchase, vice Spencer, who retires. 10th Ditto—Henry Salmon, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vke Allen, promoted. 11th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Marsh, from the Royal North Down Militia, to be Ensign. 13th Ditto— E nsign T. G. Davey to be lieutenant, vice Cring,an, deceased ; Fravers Hanky Vaughan, Gent. to be Ensign with out purchase, vice Byrne, whose Appointment has not taken phtee. 15. h Ditto —Ensign Ritleout to he Lieutenant, vice Little, deceased; Redmond Byrne, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Rideout. Ditto—Litutenant James Forrest to be Captain of a Com pel, without purchase, vice Colton, appointed to the 24 Ve teran Dattal. 0.1 ; Jtihn baker Graves, Gent. to be Ensign, vice deettased; Oliver St. George, Gent, to be Ensign, with out I urcliase ; Ensign Joseph Hannifin to be Adjutant, vice Forrest. lit th Ditto—Emirs Jan Wilkinson to be Lieutenant,_by pur chase, vice Edgar. who retires. 28th Ditto—Captain W. M. Power to be Major, without pur chase, vice Brown, promoted in the 56th Foot. 3341 Ditto—Captain.G. Colelough, from :he Stith Foot, to be Cap tamn of a Company, vice O'Hara, who eseharges. 34th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Eccks to be Lit .itenant, without purchase, vice John Green, who resigns; John Harding, Gent. TO be Ensign, vice Eccks. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant James Leslie to be Captain of a Com pany, vice HarJyman, killed in action. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Ricliard Hill, vice Sparrow, who resign.;. j'nslgn James Coghlan, vice Pens-, killed in action. J'nisii,n James Dale, vice Bell, killed in action. _ _ Ensirn Chiules Munro, vice Racket, promoted In the 31 West India Regiment. To be Ensigns, t•'olunterr Ralph Smyth Stewart, •ice HilL Volunteer Wm. Him., from the Gist Foot, vice Cogh'an. Serjeanti-Major lames Yates. vice Dale. Serjeant-Major Gelland, from the sth Foot, vice Monro. 52d Ditto—Lieutenant Groige Yuunge to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Dotbs, killed in action ; Ensign J. W. Royle to be Lieutenant, vice Younge ; Volunteer Dotal O'Brien to be , Ensi g n, vice Rnyte. _ Seth atto--Bre. , et Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. Brown, from the 2eth Font, to be I.ieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vier Keating, appointed to the command of theßourbonßegifaent ; Captain 1... O'Hara, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Colclough, who exchanges. 42d Ditto—Ensign 11.1.1 Henry de Ruvyne to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Duke, promoted in the 13t West India Regiment ; Gentleman Cadet T. G. Elringt on, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. vice Ruvyue. Stith to--hisjor Wm. Vat hei from the 2d Foot, to be Major, vice Graham, who exchanges. 17th Ditto—Job Dicksm, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wadants, promoted. 162 th Dittu--Ensign Wm. Morehead to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice A. D. Baby, promoted in the Bourbon Regi :tient ; Enstn Jot. pit Decker to be ditto, vice Lewis Baby, deceased; ChariesWm. !ogle, Genre to be Ensign, vice More head ; Joseph H 11, Gent. to be ditto, vice Decker. 721 Ditto—Ensign George Sampson to be Litutenant, without purchase, vice Munro, promoted in the Bourbon Regiment ; Cornet Wm. Frederick El.hart, from the 20th light Dragoons, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sampson ; Quarter-M as ter-Serjeant Samuel Rlays to be Quarter-Master, vice Rice, promoted in the Bout bon Regiment. 77 h Ditto—Ensign Archibald Campbell to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Smith, dead of his wounds; Volunteer Wm. Place to be Ensil,m, vice Campbell. 113 d Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Campbell to be Captain of a Company, vice Donavan, deceased. 86th Ditto—Captain Robert 07ravers to be Major, without purchase, vice Edwards, promoted in the Bourbon Regiment ; Lieutenant Archibald hlaclaine to be Captain of a Company, vice Travers. To bt Lieutenants , without purchase, Enegn Robcrt Porter, vice Htluuwc, appointed to the Bomb= Regiment. Ensign James Creagh, vice M'Lean, promoted in ditto. • Ensign John Grant, vice Maclaine. To he Ens gns, without purchase, James Leach, Gem. vice Porter. . _ Duncan Henry Kennedy, Gent. vice Creag,h. 83th Ditto—Ensign Maurice Mahon to be Lieutenant, vice Bere*ford, dead of his wounds. 'B9th Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieutenant Samuel Wilton, vice M•Dowall, deceased. Lieutenant J. M. Shand, vice French, promoted. To be Lieutenant, without purchase, Ensign Daniel Browne, vice Wilson. To be Ensign—Mortimer Jor.es, Gent. vice Browne. 94th Writto—Captain Honourable Sanders Gore, frem the 100th Toot, to be Captain of a Company, vke Addison, who ex changes. 100th Ditto—Cartain Thomas Addison, front the 94th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gore, who exchanges. 101st Ditto—James Tennison, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Allum ' deceasedeceased.lo3l Ditto—EtiiignAndrew Darling, front the half-ply of the 4th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hook, who exchanges. • 104th Ditto—Lieutenant Wm. Proctor to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Sutherland, appointed to the 23 Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign Alexander C. M'Donnell to be Lieutenant, vice Proctor; James Augustus MacLauchlan, Cent. to be Ensign, vice M'Doittiell. Ist West India Regiment of Foot. 'To be Lieutenants, without purchase, tnign Harman Jaffares, vice Nixon, promoted. Ensign George NValker,vice Parker, appointed to the 12th Royal Vet ran Battal on. To he Ensigns, without purchase, . _ John Morgan, Gent. vice Jaffares ; and John hi'Kenzle, Gent. vice Walker. Ditto--Lientenant Edward Hackett, from the 45th Fcot, to be Capta'n of a Corninuly, without purchase, vice Macbeau, who resigns. 3d Ditto--Lieute.nant Wm P. De Bathe, from the 27th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ackloni. sth Ditto--Enstn Thomas Miller to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ferguson, cashiered. To be Ensigns, without purchase—William Frederick Anderson Gilfillan, Gent. vice Miller; anti %Villain hfacdt.nald, Gen-. vice Berthier, dismissed by the sentence of a General Court Martial. Cape Regiment—Ensign Matthew M'lnnes to be Lieutenant, wi hout purchase, vice Lynch, promoted. Ttb /loyal Veteran atullon—Ensign Sinnuelßagg, front the let Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vivo Groves, aps pointed to the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. Royal Ntwfollndlarrd Forcible Infantry—Quarter-Master-See jean Bryant Finan, Itont thy Bth Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Ritteustein, who resigns. The King': German Legion. Id Regiment of Light Dragoons--Chattes licheistronn, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Yalu etiao.l, promoted. Ist l.igbt Infantry Battalion-d-Serjeant JOhn Biunigarteu to be Ensign, vice Sthmalhaustn, dead of his wounds. 4th Battalion of the Line—Hospital-Mate J. ILWicke to be As sistant-Surgeen, vire Neumann, promoted. 6th Ditto—Ensign Mathias Depps to be Lieutenant, vice Horn, who reigns; Hcspi , al Mate S. J. EinthOven to be Assistant% Surgi on, vice—Muller, deceased. Bth Ditto—Lieteenant Chub s de Walthilusen to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Gtoebett, who resigns; Ensign Christian Sadler to be Lieutenant, vice Walthatisen ; Cadet Scri.ant Crederick Muller to be Ensign, vice Sadler. The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry Regiment. Surcnlero to be LiLutenant, with temporary rank. Serjemit-Makr Guist ppe Maria Gecarco to be Ensign, vice Fer retti, appointed to the Royal Cordican Rangers. Commiss:o:ls signed for the County of Pembroke. John James, L.q. to be Army Lieutenant, Dated Jan. 1, 1812. Royal l'embrok . I It zilL ers—Ed ward Henry Lottgcroft, E. to be Captain, vice i.loyd, rvsigned. Dated Novendber 10, 1811. IIE‘I ,, RANDUM. Lieutenant Sir Godfrey Wi bster, of the I Rth Light Dragoons, who was .upersedt d, as stated in the Gazette of the Ist is re-instated in hie rank. E.nsign Russell, of the 94th Foot, is superseded. • The .:ppoititment of David Satchwell, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant in the 23d Foot, vice llarri.on, as seated In the Gazette of the 12th November last, has not taken place. In consequence of the distinguished conduct of the 29th (or Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot, in the Battle of Roleia, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been plea-ed, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the word Ito tzt A" being borne upon the co:our. and appointment of that re giment. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has a'so been pivlse:', in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the word " Co KU NA" being borne upon the culout► and appoint ments of the Ist Battalions of the •!t h, 42d, and 59:1t itigiments, together with the 2d Battalion of the &Ist Regiment of loot, (in addition to any other badges or devices which may have already been permitted to be borne by those Rigiments,) :n consequence of the distinguished gallantry displayed by those Battalions is the battle fought at that place un the 16th January, 1609. BANKRUPTS. George Arnall and John Arnall, of Birmingham, merchants, to surrender March 25, 26, and April 21, at three, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Blandford and Mur ray, Temple, London; or Messrs. Elkington and Hicks, in Bit mingliani. Thomas Balton, late of Worcester, vintner, dealer and chapman, April 1, at five, April 2, and 21, at eleven, at the Unicorn hin, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Cecil Becke, No. 2, Bream's- Buildinzs, Chancery-lane, London. Luke Hindinsrsh the younger, of Alnwick, Northumberland, tanner, dealer arid chapnian, March 14, April 3, and 21, at eleven, at the Brilye Inn, in Bishopwearmouth. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, No. 43, Buw-lane, Cheapaide, Lon. don ; or Mr. Cbrigopheißidnbiidge, Chapter-ruw, goutb- Shiads. . Wi'limn Wilke, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, March 22, 24, and April 21 , at eleven, at the King's Arms, Isheds. Attar . _ _ nics, Messrs. Atkinson and BoHand:left:a. Gem- 6 e Ellison, of North slveltl4, Nor; hutubtrland, linendraper, dealer and eltspnzan, March 26, 31, and April 21, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Anomie', Messrs. . . Atkinson, Willis, and Nittekarall, Chancery-lane, Loadon; or Mr. Joseph Bainbridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Williani Brown, of Madeley-Wood, Salop, shopkeeper, dealet and chapman, March 23, at five, March 24, and Apti 21, at ten, at the Lion Inn Broseley, Attormes, blows. ay. hew and Prke, Symond'a-itin, I:undun ; or Mt. Grillids, Broseli. Willem B.rke, of Stratford•upon-Avon, Warwickshire, victual• kr, wine-merchant, dealer and chapman, March 22, at twelve, March 24, and April 21, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Strat ford-upon-Avon. Attornies, Mes.ts. Meyrick and Broelerip, Red Lion-square, London; of Messrs. Hunt and Hobbes, Stratford-upon-Avon. John Lawson, of Kingston-upon-Holt, merchant, March 19, 20, and April 21, at eleven, at the Nepithie Inn, Kingston-upon- Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, :,tocker , and Daw.un, Furni. vars-Inn, London ; or Mr. Cotbworth, Hull. James Brown, of Bristol, victualler, dealer and chapmen, March 21, 26, and April 21, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn -street, 13; istol. Attorai.s, Messrs. Vizard and Huthin- insbn, Lincoln's-Inn, London; ur hlr. D. Boynton, Bristol. William Reynolds, of Walsall, Staffordshire, groat, dater and charnan, Maetth 14, at five, at the Star lilts, Sta ff ord, March _ . . . . . 26 . and April 21, at eleven,•at the Littleton 4russ Jon, Pen kridge. Attornies, Messrs. Turner and Pike, No. ti, laloonts bury-square, London ; or Mr. John Henn, % a sail. • . Thomas Norhury, now or late of Warrington, Laneashireeko cer, April 6,', and 21, at one, at the Globe lrssit m, titltr p-01. Attornies, Mr. Charle. Rawlinson, Livtrputokroil4.l- ward Chesrer, st.tp!e-lnn, London. • • Spencer Rogers, late of Malta, merchant, April 4,6, and 0, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Aitornier, Mr. Josiah Williamson, Leigh-street; Liverpool; or Mr. Whidle, John street, Eclford-raw. John Bennett, of Manchester, builder, joiner, dealer and chap man, April 4, at three, April 14, and 21, at idtven, at the Moseley Atms Inn, Alanchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chall. cery-lane, London; or Mr. Cardwell; ivianChester. James Brows, of St. Catherine's -street, precinct of St. Catherine, Middlesex, Staffordshire and glass warehouseman, dealer and chapman, March 14, 28, and April 21, at twelve, at (..;uildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rutsoa, Welklose-square. Thomas Young, of Hythe, Kent, carpenter, March 14, 28, and April 21, at_eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Amory, 59, Broad-strett, London. AJerandur Gray and Thomas Holding, late of the Cape of Good Hope, merchants and copartners, dealers aild chapnwn, but ofnow London, March 17, 24, and April 21, at ten, ar Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Pearce and Son, S Win's-lane. William Lowe, late of Fields, within the township of Royton, Lancashire, machine-maker, dealer and chalmau, March 17, 18, and April al, at two, at the W bite Bear Inn, Manchester. Attonites, Mr. Barlow, Oldham ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tempie. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. April 18, 1. Caner, Poplar, slopseller,at;K;;;APril 7, W. Berry, Alphington, tanner, at twelve. April 4, R. Dolby, Col chester, bricklayer, at eleven. April 18, R. Read, Lothhury, fac tor, at one. April 14, W. Urquhart, Lloyd's Coffee-house, mer chant, :t eleven. April 11, 1. Young, Queen-street, merchant, at eleVen. April 11, T. Mattln and 1. Edwards, HO Holborn, blacking manufacturers, et one. March 24,1. Morgan, Coppice row, victualler, at twelve. April 14, R. btanton, Frith -street, bronze-manufacturer, at twelve. April 4, H. Phillips, Worthing, wine -merchant, at eleven. April 7, R. Dawes, W. Noble, R.ll, Croft, and R. Barwick, Fall. Mai l, bankers, at ten. April 4, W. Mercer, of Mile-soil, horse-dealer, at one. April 4, W. Barns, stn. Rockford, harge-master, at eleven. April 4, W. Mitchell, Turnwheel-laue, sugiir factor, at eleven. April 7, R. Butler, Cheapside, glover, at ten. April 4, W. Stew n‘, Pedlar's Acre, stone-dealer, at eleven. March 21, T. Ehartoek , Preston, shop k"ePer, at eleven- April 7, 1. Moseley, !SwintfleA, rotator merchant, at eleven. April 7, A. Kruse, Broad-stree , , merchant, at eleven. May z, G. Nottley, I)artford, innholder, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUN I RY. April 2; J. Sanders, Hlnckley, corn-dealtr, at twelve, at the Woolpack, Warwick. April 4, G. White, ten. limgham, grocer, at six, at tb6 Rl2lll, Nottingham. March Si, R. Peach, Wake field, woolstapler, at eleven, at the New Court-house, Wakefield. April 8 , J. Goodwin, Shedeld, carpenter, at eleven, at the:Tor tine, She fiield. April 3, T. Palmer. Bristol, silversmith, at eleven, at the Rummer, Bristol. Feb. 114, R. Travis, Manchester, silver smith, at elevoi, at the Star, Manchester. April 4, 3. Irgl•sb, Alanchester, tuen-draper, at four, at • the Talbot, Mai.chtst tr. April 6, E. H. Aril-on and J. Westmorelan , 1 siverpoel, spirit merchants, at the Globe 1.Ivetpool„ April 2, P. '1 ay!or, Ike& field, screw-manufactter, at ens „ at the I online, Sheffithl. Apia I, E. Toiler, Godmanc 'ter, corn beyer at elevc,i, at the George, Huntingdon. March SI, J. per, No b,:woollen:draper, at ten, at the Bea, Norwich. ' 4, R. intr. cer, at two, at the Rani, Nott ard 4pcB *PM Orvgory, jun. Liverpool, druggist, at twelve, at tlta WiLt.iverpool. ~• ASSIZES. NOTTINGHAM. The Commission of As-,izcs will be opened at this place on Friday next. There are at this time tventy prisoners for trial in the county jail, five of whom are charged with having riotously, and with force of arms, assembled together, and disturbed the public peace ; and seven are charged with fixate-breaking and other acts of felony. NORTHAMPTON. At these Assizes, before Mr. Justice DAyr.r.v, a I cause came on for trial, wherein Mr. Edward Leeds, a rerpectable and opal. tt grazier of Eyebury, v.-as plaintiff, and Mr. William Daniels, landlord of the Angel Inn, at Peterborough, defendant. The cause of the action arose from the defendant having re fused to admit the plaintiff's horse at the aforesaid inn ; and the damages were laid at ,ClOO. From the address of Mr. TOKKINGTON to the Jury, on behalf of the plaintiff, and the 'evidence of-his witnesses, Mr. Sampson Barb: r, a Gentleman resid ing near Peterborough, Mr. Charles Warner, of Eye, and Daniel Hootoe, the hostler, at the Angel Inn, it appeared that Mr. Leeds had long frequented the or. dinary at the Angel Inn, which is resorted to by most of the principal farmers and graziers who attend Pe terborough market. That on the 19th of April last, he went to the Angel, and having hung his horse at a book in the yard, desired the hostler to put his I horse into the stable, to which Hooton replied, that " he durst not do it against his Master's orders."— The plaintiff then said that , 4 he would be hostler himsAr," and immediately put his horse into the 'stable. Mr. Daniels soon after went into the stable, and finding the plaintiff's horse there, led it out and hung it on the hook in the yard, where it remaineJ lin the yard for five or ten minutes. On the 4th of May, Mr. Leeda was again refused admittance for : his horst into the stable. However, on the cross ex-. amination of Hooton by Mr. Torkington, the reason I came out why the defendant pursued the line of con duct complained of. On the 17th of Anil; Mr. Leeds, after having attended a christening at Peterborough, returned to the Angel in a state of intoxication, and conducted himself very improperly, abusing the waiter and his master and mistress, and refusing . to discharge a debt that he had incurred ; which in duced Mr. Daniels to come to tiw determination of not admitting him again to his house. Mr. READEn, in a brief address to the Jury for the defendant, observed, that although he felt conficiel - a of obtaining a verdict :it their hands, yet, in proof of the honourable condi: ct ci . Mr. Dariels, he would ad here to a proposal which he before made, of with drawing a Juror. This %v..; immediately ass;nted to. Judge BAY1.1:1' told the Jury, that the course which the parties had wisely adopted, had left nothing for himself and the Jury to do ; y et h e th oug h t i t right I to inform them, that although an inn-keeper is bound to receive a traveller as his guest, upon being ten (feted a reasonable price for his accommodation, yet it is at the option of the landlord-to shew his guest into I what room he pleased, and tkerefore that the plaint.ff had no right to insist upon going into the ordinary or any other particular room, without being shewu into that room, or having the landkr.Ps permission to g o there. CAVAN, IRELAND, MARCH G. The Hon. Baron M•CLN.LLAND presiding in the Crown Court—the Hon. Mr. Justice OSBOKNE pre. siding in the Record Court. The Assizes terminated here this day, and no trial of importance occurred in either of the Courts. The important Crown prosecution of the case cf . the King against Bennet and others, for the late out rages committed by the Orangemen on a number of Roman Catholics of this county, has been post. polled till next Assizes. The Crown Lawyers did not think it prudent to proceed against the persons committed to jail, Nl II() were indicted as principals in the second degree, until the persons who had committed the homicide were first taken and brought to triaL Upwards of sixty persons were convicted of the offence of using unlicensed stills Three-fourths of the above number sibmitted. One of the unfortu nate men, on being asked by Mr. Baron M , Ct.aLLANd if he had any thing to .offer in extenuation of his offence ? replied, " Yes, my Lord—l am guilty, to be sure, but I don't think your Lordship will punish me for making a little drop for the decent burial of my poor m ;tiler." When Brennan, the noted highwayman, was taken in the South of Ireland, some months ago, curiosity drew number s to the gaol, to see the man, loaded with irons, who had long been a terror to the country; among others was a Banker, whose notes at that time were not held in the highest estimation ; who assured the prisoner that he was very glad to see him there t last. Brennan, looking up, replied, ,‘ Ah, Sir, I did not expect that from you—i n d ee d I did not; for you well know, that when all the country relwed your notes—i took them." - On Sunday last, an Inquest was held in Carrick fergus Jail, on the body of Daniel Hammill, Who was convicted at the Sessions, some time ago, of stealing shoes from a shop in Church-lane, and who I was afterwards discovered to be a deserter from the artillery. It appeared that the unfortunate man, in ' order to render himself unfit for the army, had ap plied an extraordinary quantity of corrosive sublimate to a sore leg, and had also taken of it internally, which soon had such an effect, that dreadful convul sions ensused, and he died in great agony, notwiih standing every medical attention was paid to his situp ! tion.—Verdict, that his death was occasioned by the . imprudent use of mercury. The present small Lottery is not only inviting from the peculiar novelty it possesses, but interesting to every adventurer. The Capital Prizes are nume rous, and well-arranged. —Schemes may be had' at HORNSBY and Co.'s old established State Lottery Office, 26, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shares are on Sale. The Drawing will be on the 30th of next Month. On the 24th ult. J. Glenwright, a servant at PruLL: hoe Castle, i.ut a loaded pistol into his inside coat ' pocket, with an intent to shoot pigeons. As he was draw:ng k out, it went off, and wounded him s) Se verely in hii side, as to cause his death on the spot. Friday laA, an enamoured pair came to a Clergy man at Barnstaple, for a licence, whose advanced /ages anima to 157.—Better late than never! -='".''""." _ IMFD.• 3, in a ay gelegaskt, bfr. Naper., surged!, of tidclestty, cub siuurd by paring od sonar bard shin trona his heti about three weeks before, when be unionunately tin too deep, a,,g k with Indifference amortification took plare, winat tenniaa.rti his'atiateac.. 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Vineent, sole Proprietor, at No. 6, Davi e.,tr ali Grosvenor-square; L'ame's- 150, Oaftird-stteet ; Wyse, Na, Cbeapdtic; and all the realer:table Venders of genukia Medide" lu t• Liana, es. (4. Plots, ss. rid. 2s. ed. i t o prevent counterfeits, it it necessary to disci ye M. E. Vic, wet signed upon all that Is gewilue.--Likewise It told a. v. VI NCEN I . 5 ItESTORATIVE TOUTH PO W VER , fee pr e . serving s restoring, and beautifying the teeth, asid cuing ars: 'a iry in the gums, price Ss. 1M each An:. FOR COUGHS, CONSU ?Arm Moat. PEC !ORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSIOOT. THE herb Colufoot, called Tussilago by the An. dents, wa. distinguished by them, as its name sullaiwir conveys, lir its excelhtice in the cure of Coughs, and other p u s. monary Complaints; and this Fs,ecce has, Li the course so a kmg practice, been found the snout sate and !rectos/ remedy tor Coughs, Asthma,, and atlbisorders of th e L ungs. It gaily opens the breast, and immeiiately silk.* liberty of hreathir g ,we h. out any danger of taking cold. It adm rably dials the netting which provokes frequent coughing, cleanses the small &ids, re lazes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the Icut“. Thus it will prevent Consump ions, if takes before the lamp i n , ul. ernes!. It cures Au all husky and dry Coughs, heals loosest and soreness of the breast, and siva relief to thou witookt„ t o age or infirittlty, are deprived of rest or silty. This Essence is prepared by lames Ryan, Snigeon, is &loci; and sold only by F. New bee y and Sans, Nu. 45, the East Engel St. Paul's, I.onion l In bottles Si% 6d. each, duty Metalloid: ad none are genuine b ut those which have the wattle. F.Nettiuly, No. 43, St. Paul's," engraved on the *amp. S MALIAN 011. Z • • '1 'HE unexampled success that sr' it ACIA's ITA. I.IAN OILS has met with fur upwards of thin) , yam, is making the Hair grow both thick ansl lour, and prevental is of after Illness, (which it will dolt', et hours) tulle& a is most fashioniele Pomade wkh ladies of high rank ; t, r , 16(1 Powder is out of use, it keeps the hair perfectly clean, mak.s th, hardest hair aa soft as silk, gwes it a most beautiful u.tural ay. penance, preemie It turning grey, and even if on the changes - it return the Lair to its mutual c.,lour. Also fur the Eye-brows Ist Grudemeo's Whiskers. In using it for the former, the greatest care must be taken, the Oils beis.4 such a promoter of the growth of hair, that it would spoil a beatieful forehead. The Oils am itisewirt a certain remedy for giving immediate ease in a Nervoas Head-athe, and will restore. the hair un !loves knees, and af ratural colour.—Cattim.—Thuse Ladles and Geti.letnen 'Ors purchase the above Oils will please to observe, that they are al. ways in pots, and with le Proptietor's name, " lohnsoo, •Igned on a label across the pot. To be hat of the l'roprictor, I. lo`inson, 24. Di. :Cure No stra'', Oxford F•reet, and by her apeohuntent, of Goldi ng, Comb! ; Low% WO, :•trati ; anti Blew, Cock jar atm; 1101 'rye, Tlchbourne-stre t, Gohko.squue; and most of tbe principal perfumers In town and country, at .st. a pet. To Mt% DIXON, Apothecary. gIR—T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint I` , you that I have received the Most wonderful benekt fro , l the use of your DIXON'S Ax - rimuous PILLS, which I car. reed with use to Jamaica, and ail those friends to whom I distsi• lr.ted theni have experienced the same salutary benefit ; ry de. dare them to be the hest Medicine ever used to that colony, fee Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of wits. ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the inmost reed twin your Dixon'* Antibillous Bills:—Charles Taylor, IPA. maica • William Shaw, Esq. Kingston ditto; Mr. WoudrlA Spanish Town, ditto; G. %V. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mr, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Mston, ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Morsot, ditto • 1. Pram- rt, kui. Pak River, ditto ; Mr. Mullis', ditto; 1. Be rn, Esq. &Walla ; G Polack, Esq. ditto ; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith., Kingston. dew; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. WoodriS, Spanish 'lows; wW many other persons of the Grit respectability.—Sir, your we obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Games Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside,Congt of Paternoster-row, Loudon t Sharp and 1k12.111 Portuunetk; Jones, Westin, Alinutt, and Mallory, •Portme; Ball and John. son, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ra t said Turner, Hull; Hinland, Coohworthy, Nettleton, sad GI bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, *ilia Swinney and Cs. Ilit• mingharn ; L illinge and Lathbury, Liverpool; sullies and Lsoth Manchester ; Trewnian, F.lcter ; Smith, Manderton, Rabin Scott, and Balms, Edinburgh ; Baster and M•Donald, Gimps; Bulger sad Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co Norwich; Seib fen, Leicester ; Livrards and Penny, Liverpool; and renal mast Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at In. ad. aad ds each. ADVICk. WHEN Men cf Education and professional ski use persevering endeavours to discover the moo not an certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the mew ful result of their experience is the best prnut of sierra's*. Messrs. CUSS and Co. Surgeons, have been itsduced to resit the cute of the following the object of their partlculsr stud f. va a certain Disorder, frequently contracted In a moment et mien , cation. and its concomitants, btricures and Clem. width, an improved plan, are speedily and efi'ectualv cured ; a' ass • bitty, whether arising from Bacchanal•an Indulgences, loaf deuce In warm climates, or a secret sithtary vice, too due happily pursued by the youth of both 'ears, in the we • sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous tram of vows diseases, which, if not timely musette'', terminate is • potence and Consumptions. In that distressing state °ldabel/ deficiency, whether the consequence of such 'woeful Whits. ar arising from any other cause, by which the powers ache cewil• union become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons dine don, they O'er a firm, safe, and speedy restotatien w sound la vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has wialski by a superior method, to remove venereal compla i nts. ' inveterate or complicated, without subjecting . the petit s. the least restraint to diet or exercise ; and ft mast Caw where an early application Is made on discovery of chi Weed" they frequently performs cure in the short spree ot two 4p The unprecedented success ot their mode ot treatment (Ida has never been known to fail In one siaik instance in a Pr"' ttee of 15 years, during which period many tliousatA Pan° of both saes have been cured, even after severe and tujogoo methods had been put. ued by other Practitioners wither 14 1 4 induces them to thus publicly tiler their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Cu. exclusively professing the cure of time particular complaints, in order that they nt ly not be marke 46 r a mistaken tew, with the obloquy so justly attached to their • rant empiric, think it hut justice to thenisrivee so cue, tint have been properly educated and initiated hay every bal e the profe....un (certificates of which, from ilifferesti, testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, the? haw wince any , inAuirtr), that the 'wren reielting him thOW,'":.. vours first induced them to quit t..e yraetice of therm = 7 i , titiorter, and they personae that their pretensions consdulas"" ground for the unprecedented confidence rub whits' they by the public, been so ilhe rally hor.oured. Patients in the country are requested to state the • of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Beak for advice and medicines and the same wad he (aoudad part of the kingdom—GOSS and Co. Surgeons, 13, reet. 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