Star. — London, England, 1808-02-03 00:00:00

r 1 Lo—Major W. T. Edwards, from the 9th Garrison Bat , to be Major, vice Abercromby. Kt —Williant Cummins, _Gent. to be Ensign, without per. vice Jackson, promoted in the 13th Foot. M.—Nicholas Raven, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, tolkart, promoted. ;o —Major Charles Crigan, froth the 6th Garrison Diva he Major, vice Cuyier. kto—Ensign Jeoiliy Power, from the Waterford Militia, Ensign. to--Major John Ross, from the 53d Foot, to be Lieutc-• :olonel, by purchnse, vice Loraine, who retires., .to—Captain W illiam C.Davys, from Half Pay of Frepch's Levy, to be Captain of a Company, vice Featherston Laugh, eichanges. tto--Eisign Tristram Radcliff, from the 35th Feint, to be en:int, by purchase, vice Monro, promoted. :to—Captain L'ampbcll, from the Perttt Militia, to TAL Men ant, vice Ecit•A, promoted. Nl:en—Captains Charles June & Corti, front the Royal Re mean of Myribk, to be Captain:oi a Company, vice Warren, ho e*claangfi e Ditto --Major John Grey, from the 9th Garrison flattalion, be Major, Lice Darling. fitittfh Waies Corps--Lieutenant Joists Ouseley Kearney. , • the It ovals, to be , Lieutenant, without purchase. t India * Regiment---Lieutenant John Kinther, from the. ,Foot, to he Licit t mice I hall", who exchanges. to--Ciptain Robeft Jenkins, from the eytii Pont, to be dtr,Nvitkoot purchase, rice Sat yard; Captain John Weeks, the itla gotat,tp by Captain of a Company, viols pavitou, " "'44frls; L • Coral - al Ramsay'S ne,, , imerif—CaPtain J. M. Stackpoole, frantic! Oils FillagiionA, t 6 be 'CaPtaht of a . Company; ' , eke leaden, laltoeisdsanytts. • • . • ville's Regiment--amsign and Aeljuttun 'Joseph . I %lerniv the cap/sof Lievteliart; Eniign ..—.. de St. Martin to be utenant,yiee decanted Cent. be F.nafign, iiee'latteltk wiio resigned; As istant-Sitrews .sia•••• Seralahleyer,. o irolletifilltte'Regiment, tole Asahtant- StrneaPvice CPAs-ea ealCorsicati Rangerss-,riogital Maw. Edward Dow to br As ant Surgeothi'yine..Mexasaer, appointed to the 9.7 th Vomit Akeginsent of Nealta , ;..talfralli - lohn Warren, fronitgels6th d, to be Captain of a Companiy, vie* De Corti., 'whli.leass Nor)t ildnip . rs.—Captain the Honotstalile R»dc Reede from the, ;kith e;s4:si to be Major, without pstatawl, Vied .s . lointdd. lairison Ilattnlion—Ensign William Elliott, froth thh69th st; tartish Lientiarruta : - . .s!! _ Oittra.s.Captai4s.loliu•Hisprry , front thp hdth,Prt,ps he Ma. yipc Disney. appointed to the 7th toot, Vitt Nem—teal:4: 6 n William Smelt, from the ttli'Dneltberta - ,'lo be Major, vice Grey, appointest w the. Inds Foot; c a r Air G. slthPiltitrritE purdase, then? t'6 he s7th Ditto—A Ratrt - 8. to 30th Ditto—El Atangin, dec vice Carden , 94th Ditto-}i purchase, vi 41st Ditto—Li to be Ensign 42t1 be Ensign. 44th 9itto-7.4 tier, whnse 46th Ditto—C Beanfoy, pr 410.1 i Ditto-I'. puehase; I County Mi! 49th Ditto — Mayo Milt .57th Ditto--; the New Sc without pv term Bata Setth Surreoa. 613 t kilter, prop 6.211 Ditto—l litia, tube Devon Mi 66th Ditto-- Regiment, 67th Ditto— Major, by India Regi To be 4ietat _ William I Tv be Ensig Sprovile, llarrison 80th Ditto- ceased. gig Ditto- talion, to 8.:41 Ditto — chase, vie tti.th Disto- Vice AtoTii 86th Ditto- lion, to b, felth to be Ens Pl.st Ditto- vnt Cult 9:A Ditto— late Lev) sihn eiel 9•lth Ditto- J .ientena Ditto- bc. 2(11.1 , Utitlt iihtteut who egt 99th Uittn- to be Mi New Pole front the •.:d \Veit It ca44,1'04 tioUt et( Nsho 1t1.40r Get ' therrt.tin I ta.tisles ‘1 at tevilli 14,:ivethi Lienter tobeE. MM... 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D. cnampron, • IlialtsB4bodlfolikolbittliffset ektiatialleutlietint by EnrlOrt. tocipaiOtterOW It*, ~ r , , .. , Ist Regituent tiaras— omis tileteombe Vac., Gem. to be Consfßolbrisosidhatic:ialittileikm, promott-11- 61 kett i slilitiral)y* ''' pt, ti ,beWeatejlit el*Cia!4r•:ter ANA 14111114,” o ':. :.:i.i...7.1 . :: J. . ... ; •'". •:: 7 12stnefLirabter ... I rr ir ri c I" Tlin sA ce : l3e'clt Glif ' " amouramm. s v '. - !Fo a ;Akio* to be Captain-a a oot. 2fAr bil orn . Z"ZriVart Y,. ' -lanint, bhe y th purchase, b r P i lE a t e 1 it jpientintpleitiliteo MI I. • ' •'- la I'e . intent ejfdltgcps+-*totinir4slsse—ss,...- Caulfield to be Ensign, by puriVase Vice - rortnight, who retires, and John Lloyd Duckenfield,htnt. bind Ehilgis, *Mout purchase, vice , , „- . • , 3414regtitrtMagiblriiolinitilind froinhalf-pay of the -oesitth'SeigfBlBlotbe -Catili4n of a Company, vice Samiereon, 100 so exclottget,, receiving the diiiitencoi .I.kinenant .41.4h0r Gordo tit be ragi . fifn tits Corniaity,:by porch*, vice Hiabion, areltkettiVeav lad Ensign Rickari tioagitisq to be Lliinienant I stun t' • ~, : • , 7th Djtjo-,-- rd n ii "Nilliam Henry Disney, frcirtiVila ahDarristm Ba4itiOnito be Mojcii, vied Herbfr4,' and Cignifit blittls P. Davisyn, frenthe 7th West India Resinsena r po 10., a Company, vice s lVeeks, who eichavges. • • Bth Ditto—Henry Cla rence Scarmait, firm. to befits ' , with out pure:lase, vice Gong, .promot td, and Rith.trd Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sampson, deceist•ed. 9tia Ditto--Samuel Nicheits, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Pierse, promoted. 10th Regiment of Font. To he Lieutenants—Emips John S. Vilndle, ---- Berry, Rt. butt C. Massed" and William Rannie. , Ensign David Henderson, from the tits Garrison Batt:Akn. Elhign Piltri Gallie, 7 front'ite sth ditto. • • ' . Foign.tobn Watts IStr.ven, from the 3.,th.F00t. • , Ensign Edward Newton, from the 66th Voot. To be Ensign—Charles Mull!, Gent. vice Windle. i • I 1 th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas B. Lauder, from the King's County aditia, to be Ensign. .. 13th Regiment of Foot. To he Licutestants--Ensignalingli.Cringan and Henry Preston. Ensign and Adnt William Bell.to have the rack of Lieutenant. Ensign lantet lason, from the Itsd toot. Ensign Edward Transco, from* Iltit Garrison Battalion. En dgns Heory Moore and William Dickson. SlilaPil!to-yißmile Rubert,Williams to be Lieutenant ' without purchase, vice Crotty, WhO resigns, and Volunteer J ames An tlitatjet6 be nitign, vice Williams. s7th Ditto—A •sistant-Surgton NE Aietander i ' from the Corsican --- --., to be Amjsract•Surgeon, vice Hatzailton, deemed. :o--Ensign Washington Carden to be Lieutenant, vice deceased, and I:ichard Mayne, Gene. to be Ensign, ten.• to—Frederick Hovenden, Cent. to be Easkr, without tr,e, vice Browerigg, superseded. to--Lientenant T. Mathews, from the Wiltshire Militia, ign. .Lieutenant James Stuart, from the Perth Militia, to co-ensagn Jonathan Austen to be I .leutenant, vice Tur- Julie appointment has not taken place. to--Charlt rnawe, Gent..th be Ensign by . putchase, vice promoted in the 1 tit Foot. co--I:r.sim John Cnthb croon to be Lieutenant without se; Lieutenant Henry P. L'l:str.mge, from the King's to be Ensign. to—Lieutenant Alexander Garrett, 'from the North td be Ensign. :o—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Savary, from South WA:* Corps, to be Captain of a Company, , purchase, vice Grove, appointed to the Sd Royal Ve- Battalion. to—Hespital Mate William flampfieleto be Assistant- m—Allen Cox, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fal promoted. to--Lientenant Matthew Moore, from the Wiltshire Mi .be Ensign : Ensign Conony Johnstone, from the North Mititi.t, to be Ensign. ,o--I.i.ittinant T. B. Hicken, front the 2d West India ant, to be Lieutenant, vice Kimber, who exchanges. tn—Captain Henry Sullivan, from the 81st Foot, to be by purchuse, vice Duckworth, promoted in theist West - 69th Regiment of Foot. Lieutastanta—Ensigns John Reed, Alexander Alexander, iUiam Harrison, William Norton, ensign.—Harman du Lenon, Gent. vice Reed; Edward tie, Gets, vice Alexander; William Sheenau, Gent. vice icon ; Roger Frankly, Gent. vice Norton. to—Peter Maclaine, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Date, - r4 be VAX Berkeley, from the 9.41 t Coi , eke Edwards, op itttiot.to to the Stet Foot • Jelirr!alltar; Gtnt. to be,Enalin,vice nWartoeffisitriddl !nth Royal Veteran Battalimprreappia—Pleale O'Dennell, from the etlt . y . est ,lndio to be Captain ofeCompany...,.. 1...1'7- the ` ine; deitna tegiorie • ' Obbailsfel Laii-w•Enifiret Got tend , de !laetrile be lAA: tffirerkfiCc.liteirlP.9l.llPlPOOPl; Cadet Sedarint Augristna, &mat to be Ensign, viee nem. BARR.kets. • iciettlandp, - Qessto brit Barri& Liaster In Orme: Brkals,rfee .44a#V4,WbO . .reiigna . • stmt.' • Frail& tentynt r ileq• mhe Paymaster et a. Recruiting WWI* I * l 4 is! 1 • STAFF la rovaTst 11‘1.1q. A. To be Inspecting Field Officeri.4 the - Itlllitia In the 'PitisitteN be Canada and Nova Scotia,"with the • rank andpay of Lietitesinnt-Colonels in the Army. Mijor Donald Canspbell, from the toth Foot. Major Atrifeer F.:Werner* tank the 7th Writ Imilhiteighttent. M4or * Hon, GeorgssCaripton„lrnm the 97th kopt.:., Major the. Hon. Alexander Abereromby, front the rust Foot: Meloe Willlam Thornton; from the Royof Yorh Itediets. • Major the Hon R. Trench, from the 9titieldet. Nova Scotia. Major Dennis Herbert, from the 7th Foot. M4or Henry C.Darling,fient the 99th Foot. Major Gesirge Cutler, from the oc l th Foot. • Major the HynuttrAble Henry King, from the sth Foot. Northern Corps of Mani Volunteers. Lieutenant John Monk to beCaptiin of a Compaq, vita Harv ard, deceased, • • 11TEM0BANDUM. The appointment of Edviird Temple' Gent , to be Ensign in the 6th EMI, is stated in the Queue of the lath Aptil bits has hot taken place. The undermentioned Officers are superseded,. being absent without leave. 36th Foot-s-Liesttenant George Lyndon. Royal West India Rangers--4..ientettant William Hkantettoti. tatt.vrc3t in the (azette of 18th July last. h7th Foot. For ThentuTs Thornton. Gent, to be Ensign, &e. •Reatt Moult.ill 'Chummy, Gent. to be Ensign, . - ,Cornmissiou in the North Worcester. Volunteer In tinny, signed hythe Vice Lord Lieutehant of the County set Woo:tester. .: • lienjptin IRE, Gent. to be' Adjutant. Milted Jan. 22, 1698- .Commissions. signed. by the Lord Lieutenant of- Che r shire.—Royal Cheshire Militia. ,Adjutant john Eriington to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated Jan. 16, 1608. Loyal Macclesfield Volunteers. Ensign James Swaine to be Lieutenant, vice Entwistle, resigned. Dated. Dee. 31, 11407. To be Ensigns—Richard Tunneli, Gent. vice Samuel Pearson, promoted ; Nathaniel Pearson, Gent. vice Swaine, promoted ; Ihvid Browne, Gent. vice Chapman, retsigntd. Dated Dec. 31, 1807. BANKRUPTS. William Easton and Robert Easton, jun. of Bueklersbury, Lon don, warehousemen, dealers, chapmen and copartn, r 4, to stit 7 render February 9, 16, at one, and March 13, at t,n, at Guild - hall. Attorney, Mr; Williams, Red Lion-square. John Phoenix, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chaprnatt, Feb. 22, 23, and March 13, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Richard Rowlincon, Liverpool; or Mr. Charles Rowlinson .Ckurcli Yard-court, 'Temple, London. Elizabeth Hu lmc, of Manchester, victualler, dealer and chaptvo man, February is, 19, and March 13, at eleven, at the Dug Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, Manchester. Joseph Pickle Seddon, late of Hnmerton, Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 6, 16,'and March 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,, Messrs. Akock, Boswell, and Corner, York-street, Southwark. William Mayell, late of Exeter (but now a prisoner in Salisbury gaol,) jeweller, dealer and chapman, February 6, at two, Feb. 16, and March 15, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Orchard, Hatton Garden, I.ondon. Samuel Roberts, late of Ithayader, Radnorshire, flannel-manufac turer, dealer and chapman, February 93, 24, and March 15, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, in Hereford. Attornies, Mr. John Aston, Hereford; or Mr. John Gwillint, Bunch, Breeonshire ; or Messrs. Street and Wuolic, Philpot-lane, Fenehurch-strmt, i.ondon. John Wilkinson, of liquurpond-street, Ctay's Inn-lane, Middle sex, baker, February 13, 20, and March IS, at eleveu, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Edward Nettlefold, Nu. 104, renames:ll - London. William Iktvis, of North-street, parish of St. Luke, Chelsea, plas terer, dealer and chapman, February 10. t 6, and March 13, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edmund Howard, I lar, -court, Temple. DIVIDENDS. Feb. G. 'William Vt'entworth Deschamps, Bennet Stevenson Morgan, .and Peter M'Taggart, of Suffolk-lane, London, mer chants, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 3, Thomas Green, of Great Union-street, Kingston-upon- Hull, dealer and chapman, at one, at the Dog cud Duck, Scale Kingston-upon-HuH. Feb. 4. Leonard Achinson, of West Hall, Yorkshire, coal-mer chant, at eleven; at the Hotel, in Leeds. Feb. 1. Samuel Siddull, of Hurst, Lancashire, cottowmann faettirer, at twelve, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Feb. 6. Solomon, For, of Wardouriareet, St...:kno's, Soho, Ca• binet-maker, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. 6. William Hughes, of Queen street, Sonthvrark, porter and cyder-dealer, at tu eive, at Goldin% Feb. 1. John Smith, of Broughton, Lancashire, calico-printer, at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester. Feb. 6. William Thompson, of Dean -street, Southwark, and Ebe nezer Leadbeater, of Moon•plaa, Lambeth, Surrey, merchants and tate copartners, at oste. at Guilawll. Feb. :.. Joshua Richard Wilkinson, of Three Oak-lane, Horalty down, Surrey, cooper and hoop-bender, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. S. John Abbott, of Ip-stitch, Suffolk, shopkeeper, at twklve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 6. John Kirton, of Cray's Inn, Middlesex, banker and scri vener at one, at Feb. il k Charles Weston and Robert Weston, of Foster lane, Cheapside, Imodon„vrarehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 6. Joseph Greaves the elder, of Gloucester Buildings, Wal sworth, Surrey, i nsu ranc e -broker, at one, at Guildhall. .Feb. 6. George Sinn, late of Ste phen-street, Tottenbam-court- Road, Middlesex, coal-meZchant, at twelve, st Feb. C. John Marten Sawyer, Joseph' Fletcher Truman, and Joseph Pinvell„of Canuon.street, London, merchants, and to partners, at eleven, at Guiklhall. Feb. 2. Robert Jameson and Samuel M'Quoid, of Sherborne lane, merchant*, brokers, and pintos rs, at one at Cuittitill. Fs b. C. Riehaid Gore, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, at the Royal Hotel, Lord street, Liverpool. feb.*2. James Robertson and James Hutchison, of Elect-stem, Lon ton, offrneu and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhill. Feb. i. Robert Foster, of lAlsbech, Cambridgeshire;* . shop ' ki at twelve, at. Guildhall, London. Itt'eper, Feb. Edmund Sownlend, . Maiden-lane, Covent-Gardna, wise and cyikr merchant,at one, at Guildhall. Feb. it. Miles Wrigley and /Win Wri'sleY t of Siaddlevecirth, Yorb stare, at two, at the New Delph,NaddltwOrds. Feb. V. Ward Racy, nine of the of Minified, Nottingham shire, mnitsua..ut /fovea, at the•fiwits Feb. 3. Blipkii9ru c ri4l 4 olin Musgra,ve Fuster-latte, Cheaiside, London, mer and pardneiratar fidelvi, -Feb. 3. Aksaudar Hendy,: ot Thorga!ttgk.otetota BOdinfi4 - , "Pat_ 7 l 4 44 lei e_ tai_tiStr 0210:11a0F0 _we re ) 0 0100 11 - " Feb - 1 - hornas /71010*d,4 scsv. Sout.l4EO, &VI, builder and • bricklifei„ • ' Tbliie; elf lib a CiedditiliktrliNiti miempia, apothecary. - • : ! - • ti February 23. lames Willis,•of Puddlarthle,..Lonlo, l 3!, IlltrfAv!do at eleven, at Caddl4 l • • April 2. T,b,umas Raihe and georie Macaey,o.,Grer a r eptt . ship•owners, *Mame* awls copartners , atAlrAk Feb. 27. Ran racknni, of divas Yannoutb i A4o4oM,o9o. l4 : degigist, at one, at 0414141, London. . Feb. 9. _nwasintith.= of krUating-laneg Ozion. mg?! Igvar, at rbiven, atG Ire---ettooiniaAvietrep. rwairig f j . vi r , 1 - . , "‘ vosilia q k- vil! .. • 1 4 sip . ~. ...111. , c .c . 44 .. - ftplii:s.ipv, , ~..07, cyl 5:5i,11,4: . I ' 11:411::: V( :: ...:: 7 Ar, recor e in A tglifost i 91),:.., ' 44.1 .. . t. 9v en rn Tie s* il?fitiffei4iPidr. .. of .lc , ms of sldps with •colifst- ylildSualsoflo dtilvdisiiorr: . atiari;:roilar4rT Allyitipit 417.1tt'.; Pe.wriT•a'' i Alia t was. Iffnre,the corrip.aSsltv an ...e eCtl.Ye• iisiitittl n Which the idaiiner cn l t d • ee l ' With - Calil l idesiee i 'and if' is 'very:welt kithwn - Hiatt . tdrper d at g first t.-4644 : it ivi 'rounde utarco d . th s ;s o4 l:: a a llaw s ii in it g e , eat fill to pext E. .. EXPedi t aA S fr6thlt Clellkliwit'ehlinical effect, but the inventiab bSibipaY7terebilis'sealeAki.tdb'illeenelini:4°ll..aci°*sl' opted to xcznedy this evil, arising liat'floi fectreathid the dcgreeengor2eirfeetion Of which- it IS isitscaptikle,Cioni • the spribe: that' this: 'IVO *l4lnt4iliss in England.:: • ';:. ; „ • I - The progrgssive,improvemens of, the mariner'.s cont. i ass.know , not,,(th4 I ... 4 .„. p is extrerriely curious, and has offhe6 pointed' Out' by any 11611 triter. Ttn4 inVedtienviskuppoied to have ori waited with the Chi and :to . linve been. brouost to Europe t with . .onny (Sher. arts) by the Arabs . ;s. of this . opiuion are, sfartinuse.in his Historia Sillier, lib. 4,p 7 91 ; , the, Pere •Soifelit, Observations Matheitatiques, Astron. &c. tirees des anciens livres Chinois, tom. 3, p. 44 ;' Dallis , Hist. de l'Astroit - aticien. p. 122 ; Cabeus de Phildiu ifingnit, lib. 1,.e. 6,- p. 2'2; and other authors, partiallarly.Fosirnier.inct Riccioli. It was first time= tised in Enna by theß r o v encals and Italians, par ticularly. the - eapolitans ; and there is undoubted roof, that a rhetime alluded to, the invention was iu•a reryisidd'stiite'; for Hugh de Beres*, a ProVen eal poot,',,whti lived in the beginning of the thirteenth century, has given an accurate description of it , in a poem; entitled the Bible Guyot, where he satyrises. his age, and compares the Pope to the Polar Star.—• According to him,' the needle, after being rubbed with 'the . magnet, was stuck in a piece of cork, or some otbet buoyant -substance, and suspended in Wa ter... The verses of de. Limy have been given in Fan chet's Collection, in. Pasquier's Researches, and ,ky Le Prince, in the Journal des Scavans for - 1782. Apo thee writer .of the thirteenth century, Janies de Vitry, in 'his Hist. Orient:' 1. 1, e.-39, speaks likewise of the compass expressly thus : "- Acus ferrea postqnam adatnentern coutigerit, ad stellam:septentrionalern, cite vellit.axis firmamentiLaliis vergentibus, non mo vetur, sourer convertitur, tunic va hle neccssaria est navigantibus in mari." • Now, though this writer has i mistaken the diamond for the manet, yet the fact it- 1 self is evident ; so that Flavius Csiogi, of Amalfi; iii.i the kin,, ,, doin o Narks, was assliredly not theinven-i tor of this useful instrument, 'iltheiigh it has been i imputed to him, and the arms of that town comme:l morate the supposed discovery, as well as the ccle- ! bratcd fine-.- ' " Prima dedit nautis ilium niteneits.ArnatAs." -, Riccioli, however, ingeniously 'supposes 'that his countryman Gioja perfectioned the instrument, by inventing the circle in which the points are -traced,' commonly called the' card, hence Shakespear speaks of " steering by the card"—and by fixing andnbahan-: cing the . needle, on a pivot. . . Although copper sheathing is a recent discovery, ' it • • yet is non able a , from the superior ingenuity of the , present.umes, that it would have attained a consider- able degree of perfection, if the material itself had not been withheld from the use of navigation by an extreme clearness, which certainly does not arise from' scarcity. TO proye . this, it is only necessary to men tion a few facts generally known. Before the disco- , very of the great Anglesea mine, the piece of copper was about ten-pence per pound- 2 -since then it has been eighteen-pence and two shillings. Befdre that discovery, the produce was barely sufficient for home's consumption; but since then it has become an exten sive article of exportation. 'lf our navigation was robbed to supply ferelgn-ntarket4, which returned a much better price to. 6tir. copper owners than .the home market afforded, some excusesnight be alleclg- i est nu the .grottliti of interest; which :generally has' more influence on men's minds than any motives of a i patriotic nature—hut-Ike „fact is, that foreign markets i do not give snchg6rdprices as ottv own, which aryl under theucontroUl 4 t,,, oor th ree persons. Swedish, German, , and TU'rllisli coppe . r., js.from eight-pence . to nine-pence . :Fliq Turksilinioedr r axe, in possession et [ the conntries whic v h4iied to supply tin ancients with; t copper me rePlentiful,lr tiuni ‘ ` iron, anti which, if they I ever conic within tkegrasp of Bonaparte, will supply again the whole Cantu t-at 4e same low terms, fori copper is resllyinoreabundant in ,the earth than iron. The Spaniards. and Portuguese had theirs from south- America, where it it very abuntlanl, arid worth 6111 : about . sit-pence per pound. • : i If the 'Weld: mine had never been discovered, the! article'wotild not probably have got into the, andsof A few indisidnals„ the price would not hive been raised so mucl above that of other nations, anti the British : navy would have been sheathed with fel reig. 1 copper, which (reckoning - since the period Alit- ; ded to.) would not have cost the nation so much by 1 two millions, as it has cost in that time, at the advan ced 4. prices produced by the disco Very of the Welch mine. The mountain in wltieli this mine is, wa , i once `let fi n leis , than tirenty poUnds a year, and is now supposed to produce above twOthousand hundred a year. ' It' the nation had given the prorrietois, on the first discovery, twenty thousand pound's a Yelfr, instead of the twenty poundi a year, its funnier Fro duce, -they would probably at that time have been sa tisfied ; and, after sitving immense sums to the aim try in sheathing -the - riiyal iiavy, the reinaind&r might have been sold ,to OM- Merchantinen at two-rence or three-pence pet pound, which ribald have given us the !mist decisive superiority ever everrother nation, 'either in time of peace in , war, in the ti ansport of ' Merchandise t and' let iftelemembered, that it Was .br Amp frrig Ns 'that , 'the' tikttch obtained- the carrying viviik,• . and thereby an ittentive marine, and ''formida ble prMtr at Sea.: - '''' • • • ' To say thittliglanift annot too much encourage navigation, asthestfutte of that power to which 'diet awes -het isatriintai 3 dotileq. ttence• . said mdependence, is not saying quite enoug h . It would ' be impions a ll oisflt'as inspolltilt ;•It- Aikiiitd show )iot'onlY-nrivarit of , ceivaiien sewatiostrofti*Otfide to Pic;viflsiNct4 _ . ZruliatlfOlitsitrscionferred apdiriii, et yin aft Tio . ' d i . .thellitlAs 4. l RlcTilf* - friipii INlONlarihtOldfirbf& n ieffirdni ihilirr - Pfeduetiire O !•031116 1 6-lial0:441 tare toins thihpailietitliii . .:ini ikopendent of the still more impOrtint'-ebasiffeiatßui • . i . i ns atW. L. 4 W-"lfwiciti+W,Tl . 7 ~ .. . X'Ateltil h Eril ii9i 7 diitEjWAA' . ., s;i ' .% -, . . rili.l e4eit ~ gikOsiihe ctvlliii e . ' I k ''' i( IF ek l ati kiNdj , ktaleelf a f ifs ilgtild4. s i a ' ) 17e-opetsiit io-e6sisideritioo of sucivvist unable inapoitiiiF-1, ti ere It eteii Oenioligratidt • far fi.. 05 bijugffit pase . 3 ;ot that' t he tifivatt i bsozet , I those iadiiiidiAlsa And imPrevzruents of l a g , avigation is susitilatible by tile mans' hem lEZ se irreconcilable ivith Viet( Other: m.l.;* —l' 1 MAIERIP.D. .; • . Allovv.saonil~; Lady Da'ltavio, to IVllliorx L ee _ thatlustown, South ' On ettandsWitt tor holatitt Lower BrJolt-street, c chortatte r Maria Copaums of Eu:too, w ife Upson okke4tyan. the Duke (;r4:4 434 Her 1.4 71 ,1*7* the k e e l,'" ah ti gh t qr uf.thilsriolid Earl of Wahlegra.::•, b y tle Zl Nitta* 61"111OurestO , C.ounteess of Eu , tost had six s lt o, ai L•lfltdaug lever . al'of whom survive iter—she vixik a yam, s Or odss au( evutpleol e eecry.thhfg amiahle viol*. 7 • i ; pe ti et t he_ I,,fi t ild c( /panics, Horatio Noel, t' e 18th Itegihicla bf Infantry, and third can of C. a NeTt z M. P: for the eolfingliiiittLitiA t wit ‘tij . 4:1144. ,AT.LoNIAIN .17.1tW61L TO - - - 117:7 5. 1tito w ' Morning ti4 n Mutts after 5 ' 111 • Afternoon •iid a d ay wen. published, In one vol.'sto. price one gal % boards, Ph:straw& by col/paved engravings ; OBSERVATIONS on ANEURISM, and„,„„ Diseapcs of . the . ARTERIAL: SYSTEM; iad v iZ CASE . , wherein the estanal ILIAC ARTERY was tied Success. By arinum FREER, Pillow of the Royal . College of Surgeons, London, an d to the General Hospital, near dirnaingbam, Urtninshisni : Printed by Knott and Lloyd; sold in L o g. byadelf and Davies, in the Strand ; Murray, Fleet-strett ; Ct low, Crown Court, Princeirstreet, Soho ; I .. B. Seeley, A ve 4e 4iii. Lane; J. and A. Arch, Cornhill ; Constable, Edinburgh ; and Ssit i and Sots, Clasgusv. -r ABSTERGENr LOTION. For Removing Obstructions from the Surface of the ski & IMP unneCessary enumerate the ach antagesAs. soiling to the constitution of every person, by effectually moving obstructions from the surface of th e gi n. „ Kt t c e i reby : keeping , free aird• open the Knenterable passages and ?westing* which mature expels eibirseiess or noxious humours hori the et+ fluid, aud wLicli, being obstructed, arc forcei back agais bled, blood, ind ; lit come the sources i f many dangerous dbat cs , h j," therefore a 'matter Of Much cur.: equence„ a well to ;rens; s a g, fel disorders, as for the peeriervatiou, ease, comfort ' and Wi ly to persons, v e y are e e e slightly affected), that they should sea., sionally bare reeosele to the Abetergent Lotion; but mole fr . claiiy it becomes euzeittly requisite when the effects of airfoil, Make their appearanie, and break out into phr.ples, rednesi t e d . torricies, or other cutaneous erttpriOns. The Abstergentleki neeer tails of success with those who give it a fair MA; ysdeslr price evidently slaws that no private emolument is sought lei, the proprietor, sir also raay the Public be eanvinsedtirx nrahlq 1 bat a certainty of its sttcces cuold iuduee Dr. SOLONlari s, hazard the good opitim fie is immured with by all ranks,.hgte senting theist evi.h this Coutretle, were it not a Ctr3/13Ninf I for Herpetic Complaints ger.eral. t The Abltergent I .o.tion is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Lies, and may be had of coasts respec:able Medicine Venter* the UnitA Kingdom. ' price 9s. 6d,a z her le. enry • RuTLEtea; 14 EtiDa It A LIVE TOO CH-1 1 0W - ..1 1, ijk.R, here errata to the ufe of the. Public at large, was i ! 1 the circle of Or. Y: • H. oU:chafe's particularacquaiutance. atid tk 1 1 Nubility and. 011isr_r. his patients, and its virtues jufiljappeide; i ed ; bit a ccrialiPOEllemy prevented him from publicly Moot* this preparat fore Mr. Butler has tome Into path:Son of the wigad recipe, and be I es, to allure tftslesofilieled with &earwig!** Es teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and nee wive cies:icy—a truifin of sthieli any one may be coneircetbyt fait and rinditivial ei' nue box. Of the fropertics of this Teed Powder. its dawdle property is jolt hinkftnt to elarawaysbak deftruaire particki of • mid which generally adhere to ths.vnle and In the interftices of the teeth. without injuries ilselinfice•it either, healing formes in the former, and pniariing a net ire mel of pearly veldtcnefa, where it has been iojecd teeinallolul the latter. k has a *afoot and ogreesble odour than witkalis perfealy innocent, that it may be eaten without spay. Tbdt diftingaifhing charatterifiics of its fanative effeds ant firedog, have procured It the Unbounded approbation of the gulf,* Princeffe% the Fraorelliof Ituffia, the Ducheffes of York,aillis (Jordon. Leeds, kutlathd.asid molt of the Englifie and foretell` Macy, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as yacie fary appendage to the &net, Ind tndeed'they do hilt commis( lice hocks, fine; &t imparts a artunefs and beautif u l ranch Oiel gamma the bt •dtl2 the tiniffildec c tabk fweetnefs. and, Weldor dandy u &ailed, will render the teeth firm and whiteold PR soot the tooth ach from returning to thole who have beenlielfill fts molt baneful effeas. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr Bleier, f a i Cheapfide, cornet of Patrrnolter-row, London, and °fowl try Medicine Venders and Perfutuers,itatoms at 26.9 L a& i Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-trized Tl 4 Bretlika.price is. each. .. . • • • , - • • . ?• ' . itENOVAITiII INKAI:rit IT hat been too titqsentlft the . s . Aject of lost 0 g , esiond.ripreihatirm, that men destitute of the &meats of di medical ar:, have offered themselves as qmdidates furls 11f trunage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of Mini* rice to the result efultratudierand exPerierice, and - topreventa from being classed asnoog those cenpiricswhose impedent Feta. sions have, unfortunately for society, been too favottragmegir4 warg leave to subinit to the liberal and enlightened a faith ful .statement of our pursuits and acquirements.' After baba received a regular medicaleducation 44 the pupilsof Nit:Wf. Gri d:Al and Blizard, whow lectures and practice sv.: cart.fally ariasli' ed, as professors and siurgeoos of the London H o spital,'weeineri ourselves as moderns in that justly celebrated school for Med acquirement, the Royal Colle,v of I . :Alt:burgh, and were insulin ted In the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory practice of Physic, Chemistry,• Midwifery, Botany, Bcc. to• bf those eminent professors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, Hada, Duncan - and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deem* ~sumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acqu'evincauld hot inconsideralle. }laving for a long series of y e .irs made td i• .rralecestidaints, and the 'v a rious diseases of DEBII.II/, Ilk titular object of our studies and practice,. it will, we hope,. , lowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their mem and cure. In slight and recent cams of infection, aO a re-establishment is -cumrleted in the short period of two .61 .1 % and, in those of the ttii;iost inveteracy, where other praetitibral . hare failed eleneuse,:a proper perseverateeln our pbatofiro i went, ensures to the patient .Is4fe aml radical cure. • • .kini.lst the ni.lancholy variety of disorders which arctic AM of a habit lortraisilniok unhappily punned by the yenlirellio k .Sexes, there ere ,none more alarming 4.1' more &sue-twir* tuna 'those deficiencies an a l dubilities which frequently preveta et eT, • bluer the matrimonial Gate. To bath . person s it monist moo ing roliection to lust that tinl,nnty now, by a new anti -Wall& mode ortreatnt:lte, lir eestimed to that greatest of alt human b! o „,, ' sings, a strokg , manly; and vigorous constitution. Ina Ws. .debility, front whatever eapsy arising , as well as in evcil 'Ft, of venileal infect ion; We friay'be consulted by patents of eiffitt7, 'with the f/rumen tsar and honour; *Hound co ulombs IL house from ten to three, and from his' in the evening lili 041 ., ni r At. 'oars Patients inthevninerytrereaptested to state the putt . . their case.. 3t4i a f r Mllcrei India! of livingattg. AU- zit remlttattee fbrad ce and medicines, when the KITIIC a t.T. •ocitartto 4 aarylreettie Marken: Tai ensure tigli-ocarl. . estentiallo env utreaking, the popose °flutters. MAY to - the account for lAtichicii: - ICU ItlilF. and Co. siderl i j. November 26, 1606. No. /07, Hagen WM . ' it 1 4 *-1 1 _ ... . L. ' kic",44,.....j1RR1F-...AP41 Gt.-,have certiacx.e . #l* ''above res pectable rrofessdrs of I.ondoil and Edinowlii: _,•-• 0 . • • 'Julians:tear with - which they Perfiti gg dui** then: ,dnrisaik.the time they,. attended that loc r Nitta and '. • • • • 'LONDON PlVilitgralVa }VFT . , KE grit 0.1;1 tcfYuryrlaitbcterr2t '~ ! P ra 2 • • it" , tl . ,i;;" t. to • gB _:-£~ ~~ • fig 111 • • . . AX. - 4 , r hefi i fists Yis - i s *the • Iwo „ad,. pa dPe ba li r 711 is 4a? a? d i e I R cm « Suco es in arm ribiaiiii loge ku from ws W lere the: .11 SSC 104 rep 04 erh he prey pledge 1 to 3 It 6 jrhi4 .nt be: earl east El laud iniqui the I ; r. sta vict4 4' i ' to Fthe ar I the P rithout disci ) wi a to cox T 1 ckr Ethe