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I I i FROM LAST NIGII7'S LONDON GAZEI7E. FOREIGN OFFICE, NOVEMBER lit His Royal Highorgs the Prince Regent has been pleased,* the uante and on tie Athalf of hi 3 )►Majesty, ro appoint DOM Richard Morier, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul-General, In • • France. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER It. • • Copy of a letter from Captaia Milne, of his Majesty'sphip Bd. wart, aJtireseed th Rear- Minna! Griffith, and transmitted by she latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's shy Bulwark, off goo/Fes, Shoal, Oa. ts. Sul—l hive the honour to inform you, that thi' Harlequin privateer schooner of 'Portsmouth, *Wry- , ing ten long 12-pounders, with a comPleineat of 115. men, out four days, was Captured by his Majeitybs ship under my command tllii day. I have much satisfaction in having captured thid• vessel ; as she is calculated to have done mach mis:, - chief to our trade, being quite new, her first cruizo, and fitted with every thing for four months, Copperedi , copper-fastened, MS tons, and I think fit for his Ma. jesty's service.—l have the honour to be, Sit. ( Signed ) :DAVID MILAE. ...T4 Edward Griffith, Ilk. clear - Admire) tit . .* *, White, ike. Ste.. Btc. Halifax. ' •. 4 • Rear -Admiral Durham has transmitted to John • • Wilson Crokeri Esq. a letter ' from Captain M.Cul . • - loch, of his Majesty's ship the Barrow,' dated the • fgth September, 'giving an account af his having • captured the Amanita' letter.of marque schooner En gineer, of eight guns and 35 o men; and also the Ft iends schooner, of 115 tons . imd.eight Men a bound Irons Sc. - 4.ugustitie's tq St. Bartjoolasiese's. MILITAitY PitOMOTlinfil. • • k • wovtaitse; 19,11114. ab, A lteiletent of Dragoon Guar.:W.-Ikt reheat M i dair Baker, -- vrithost.put chase ; lisallgfrßobert Fitsgibbon, without ,purchase; US.* dart It bp entkaa, p Ike knrohon, promoted.- . 1. : . • . • 14th Ditto-Aa be Captains if Cepepealen. wit tut purchase Lieutenant, end-Adjutant Wilbur Beta ; lieutenant Henry. Mt Captain Chattel Stanhope, irons she 4th Garrison Batts.' bon ; Lieutenant Cheistisn Wilson. frogs she 48th Foot; Lae.. amen 3. L. White, from the 30th Voor' l vice Come, plosnotrd. To be Liemasants without purchase—badges C. F. Holmes, vice Maxwell promoted; E. Gylfard, vice Betts ; Patrick. pilackie, vice Full; James Grant; le C. 0. Dickens; 1. Qs iambic; oL-cond Lieutenant George Baldwin{ from the ad * *Ceylon Regiment; and Ensign Orlando Fells, from the27th Font. To he Endless , without purchase—A. Cooper, Gent. vice Holmes, Jowl* Dewlap. Gent. vice Gylford ; John Pentad! Makin*, Gent. vice Mackie; Richard John Statiaufe, Gent. vice Grant, Gentleman Ledge George Foreman Malden from the Rill d Mahan , Col*. vim Oaken.; and Rican! Birk Holmes, vice Lasabie. loth Daa--Lieutestant Thomas Dowling, from the 17th Fees, to ka Lima:neat, without pordsaie, vim Grindley. promoted. loth'Ditto—Basign Richard Dore, to be !Adamant, without • =tvies Binaingbion, promoted; Ensign Stephen Gib o ditto, vim Stanhope, promoted in the 4th Garrison BAltaken; Beery Wad, Gent. to be Ensign , vice Gibbons. t a lietn—Liegtettant Frauds Kearney, from the load Foot, as be Lieutensot, vice Crumge, who exchanges., lath Ditt -Assistant William Brotnet to be Assistant- 1 Seegren, vice Knox, appointed to she fib light Dragoons 40th Deco—Brevet-Major Arthur R. liirlisoci to be Major, without wakes!, vice Balfour, pieced on halfway; Lime pleat Thonms D. Franklyn, to be Captain. Of a Company, vice land. 113 d ditto—liFilsa Amdreiviltgwasiorite Lieutenant, vice Hun- ter deemed. . Sah Dilsep=rit" Wet. te Snip, by purchase, vice . Sink Ditto—Lieetiumet• ni H. West to be Captain of a Company, vice klibelbse, deceased; Ensign 1. Stewart to be • Lime:Not i ;rice West; George Simon Thirceurt Mwlie, Cent. to be Eneign. vice Stewart; George itonettn, Gent. to be Ea. •Ign, without purchase, vice Lockwood, wise resigns. • rftb Ditto-oLicutesant JohaV. Gunge to be Carols of egrilie parr, vice Paterson; peasnoted la the 'reek Cbetectiril 11/g4 W. Place to be Lieutenant, vice George ; Edward lea • • Gent. to be •Eusigo, vice Place. Seth Dkto—Essign John *Melo be Lleatessist, vice lAA, des post; Noble (,:sergeWhite, Gent. to be Lunge, vice Oran' ,1110*.Dit:0—Alskinnellegeoa David from the • 'slit Pout, to be AsiMane.Stugeon.' • 'gem Digto.-Ensigri Was. I:Pi:tails to be Lieutenant, widow, r4l.lvice Itockfat, wbo reggae; Alezinder /auseeMiesir.j . 43ist to be Ensign, vice Peteens. • 103 d. Simard Crump, frees the Slit Foot,' to be Lieutenant, vice Keene% who eaduagel. Royal African Cerps—To be Litatreanu, without purchase.. Resign holes Maclean, vice Thomsoo, deceased; Ensign James Kingsley, vice Beaker. deceased ; Endo Jon. Woods. To be Ensigns...6We'. Zween, Gest. vies Mackin; Charles 'fidmarsb, Gent. - kw: vice Benito,. York Chasseure--Eneign A. L. Gray to be Lieutenant, without purchase, via Douglas - , appointed to the Beinsion Regiment; r , Gentleman Cadet ham Robert. Disney, Midi disitoyal Mi litary College, to be Ensign, vice Grays ••• • •' la Ceylon Regisacoe--Asainantaburgeon Abridge Mks. hos the 66th Foot, to be Swan, vice Aciodeli d prossed so As UAL td Dino—Second Lieutenant Samuel *id 'DU * Aria Vette. sane, without purchase, tire Jonah auhlerad; Alesander . Murray Hay, Gent. to be ilectod Liiiierstesst, MOP Rind. ttls Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant E. W. Drew*, bona the rut Foot, to be Captain of A OPIUM / !, tics aisibrt, • to as link Foot. lOUs Royal Veteran Bat Alexander Skew, his the Royal African Corps, to be Captain of a Conspimy, vie*, Turner, placed on the Retired List ;•QuartersMailter Peter . Wilson, from the-both Bone, to be Lintiamt, vice Hopkins,l deceseed lIIIMORAWDOId. • Irbe undemnentioned Officers are aupernided, being absent without leave, vis. 46th Foot,-.4itsign George Stepney. 6Ai Poot-I.leutenant Charles Catupbell. Lieutenant home Dowling, of the intb Plot, who resigned, as stated in the °mate of the Igth October, 1616, icreinstated in his renl6 wen-orrrez, NOVEMPIII ist Regiment of Dragoon Cards--Cornet.Edvrard Hamill to he. Lreinenant, by purchase, vice Harvey, who retires. ed Ditto—Lawrence Mlgou, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, - . Ate Page, promoted. Itb Litto--Lieuttibin t A. F. Berl's-ley, (porn the 10th Light Drs.' goons, to b e Lieutenant, vice !Jewett, promoted is the onds plot' 7t6 Hato--George Henry Arno's!, Gent. to be Cornet; by pr ams, vice Ltivemel, promoted. fah Reg - meat at; Li,ght Oragoone—Lieutenant Jobs; C. Green, front-the loth Light Dragoons, to be Lindenatit, vice Aliag. Kato, who esscliauges. , • lath Ditto-s-1 obe Captain , of Troops: Brevet Major l'homat W. Ta or, from the 24tb Light Droguona, vrce Lloyd. ap. • to the Loth Light Dragoons; Captain Joho Grey, the gist Wit Drapeoss vice 1 4 Was who • 'hinges; Captain A. Shateintw, font half-pity of the 104 Light Dragoos, vice Sybge, itirpolitted to the elm% Light Dra goons. To be Lieutenant—Lieutenant C. J. Allinghant. halt the Bth Light Dragoons, vice Green, who exchanges. To be Cornet.-Cornet Wallington,' from the lath Light Dragoon, vice Pallitter, who exchanges. 11th Ditto—Cornet Samuel Dudley, from the 40th light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Boutein, promoted in the Yd Dragoons. 12th Ditto—Cornet R. B. Palliser, from the 10th Light Dra goons. to be Cornet, vice Wallington, who exchanges. 13th Ditto--Lieutenant Josias Jackson. from the 10th I.ight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vier Edwards, promoted. 14th Dltto....Lieoleignitharles Wyndham, from the 10th light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice SouthweU, promoted in the 6th Dragoon Guards. 17th Ditto.-Captain Joseph Smyth, from the 18th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice the Honourable John Jones, appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons. Olds Ditto—Captain J. R. L. Lloyd, from the 10th Light Dra• goons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Smyth, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Horace Seymour, from the 10th Light*Dragouns, to be lieutenant, Cannily, who re. tires; Lieutenant Henry Somerset, icon% the loth Light Dra gos's, to be - Lifutenant, vice Smith. who retires. 20th D;ttos--Captain Charles Synge, from the 10th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a troop, vice Giveen, who retires • Stponhatf-pay of the 18th Light Dragoons. blot Ditto—Captain Lord Arthur W. M. Hill, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to .be Captain of a Troop, vice Grey, who exchanges. this Dltto--Captain George Pits-Clarence, front the 10th Light j Dragoon*, to be Captain of a troop, vice Taylor, removed to, the lOth Light Dragoons. to tbe STAFF—To be Deputy Asststant-Cemmi , Forces, Janata L. Anderson and John David, Gents. orrice Cr 11111.1)NANCC, NOVIMIEL Medical Establishment for the Military Depart, of the Ordnance. Resident Surgeon William Wittman, M.D. to be Assinant-Ser- Von-Goleta) and Deputy Inspector of Ordnance Hospitals, lsilltracartley, retired on halt•pay. *woo Williams Duet to be Resident Surgeon, vice Wittman, greeleard. Fiat n-Surgeon llamas Macmillan Folio to be Surgeon, utce Durie. Second Assistant-Surgeon Samuel H. Hallabon to be First As* cant-Surgeon, vice Fogs. • Temporary Ass stint-Surgeon John Bingisans to be Second Aa. snap r -Suegcon, vice Hallabon. Assittunt-Surgeon Juba Sinclisinan to be Surgeon, vice Davis, deceased. Second Assistant-Surgeon John D. Fraser to be First Assistant. Surgeon, vice .laodreman. Temporary Asalaant-Surgeon Walter Raleigh to be Second As swum-surgeon, vice Frazer, promoted. _ _ _ Temporary iiissstant.Surgeon Stewart Chlibolas to be Second 'Assistant-Sargent: ' vice Button, deceased. Artillery df the Ring's German Legion—Edward Michaelis, Gut. tube Second lieutenant. Conindidon in the Liooolll Regiment of Local liUtla, signed by . the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln: Adjutant Wail= Broddesby to be Captain, by Breve. LThis (Janette states, that the Prince Regent hath granted unto F. - Le Hunte, I..sq. Captain R. N. permission to accept and wear the inaigniaot the Small cross of the Royal Sicilian Order of St. Ferilitiabd and of Merir, which the King of the TwO Sicilies, has conferred on him, in testimony of the valour and intrepidity displayed by the said Captain (then Lieutenant) Le Hunts, in actiod with the enemy at Piers Nera, on the coast of Calabria, on the 15th of February, 11113.1 BANKRUPTS. J ose ph Parry the younger, of Hatfield.streer, Gowen-street, ;Middlesex, rectifier of spirit., dealer and chapman, to surren der Nov. *6 _, December 6, and January 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charsley, Mark-lane, London, Arthur Barker and John Henry Cawthorn, of Darhy street, Rosemary-lane, Middlesex, bre Or., partners, dealers and &amen, No vember 29, December 6, and January 3, at ten, at Guildlull . Anomie!, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet court, Gracechurth-street. Joint Burton, atfibeffield, YOrishire, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapu t an, Nov. 86, a: Mr. 'rettersall's Office, Nov. v 3, and January 8, at Healey's Hotel, Sheffield. Attoerile., Mr. Win. Tattershall, Campo-lane, Sheffield ;, or Mr. Andrew Duncan, No. 8, Holborn. court, Gray's-inn, Loudon, John Roberts, of Braekley, Northamptonshire, victualler, dealer and chapman,Dec. 8, ',and January 3, at eleven, at the Red Lion lun, Banbury. Attorney, Mr. Biniamin Aplin, Banbury . . Thomas Jones, of Womborne, Staffordihire, nail-factor. dealer and chapman, Dee. 8, at five, Dec. 9, and Jan. 3, at el e ven, at the Jerningham Arms Inn, Stiettall. Anomie., Mr. Corset, Wolverhampton; or Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, Long-acre, London. Thomas Jordan, of Chekenhans,Gloucestershlre,stationer,dealer andeheOnian, tioi. 25, at five, Nov. 36, and lan. 3, at eleven, at the King's Head, Gloucester. Anomie., Mean. Whit. comb., Griffiths, and Phi.Upotts Gloucester • or Messrs. Wfikconalia an King, Serjeam's-inn, Fleet-strt:et, London. Joseph LoWe, formerly of Stockport, Cheshire, shopkeeper, hut new of Charles Town, near Ashron.under-Line, Lancashire. shoequffier, dealer and ebapmea, Dee. 4, s. and January 3, at two, at the White Lion lon. Manchester. Attorney, Mr. En twlsk, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Joseph Dalai, km of Highlin's Park, parish of Tatenhill, hot cow of St. Staffordahire,conon-epioner, banker, dealer Add chipman Dec. 5, at five, Dec. 6, and January 9, at 'lesion, at the WisitiHart Inn, Button.upoo•Trent. Actor nice, Mr. Fowler, Rurterupon.Trent ; or Mears. Hicks and Bralkenridge, Bartlett's Buildings, London. Joh* Longford the younger, otAsbbotsu, Derbyshire, bookseller, dealer and chapman, Dee. 5,6, and January 3, at two, at the ' Green Min Inn, Asliborni. Attendee, Messrs. Johnson and Wise, **borne; or Mr. Wrier, 122, Fetter-lane, London. Joseph *tea t of Ashberne, Derbyshire, grocer, dealer and ehaptitin v Dircember 5,6, and January 3, at two, at the Green Man Inn, Ashbeme. Attornies, Messrs. %Vise and Eddowes, Nottingham; Mr.l3arbor, Fetter-lane, London. James Docura, of &urn, Cambridgeshire, poulterer and corn anon-carrier, Dee.S, is, and January 3, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney; Mr. Fairbanks, Seething - la ne, Tower-street. Wm. Spear, of Upper Thames-street, stationer, dealer and chap man, Dec. S, at one, IS, and Jan. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Krirsty and Spurr, Blsl:opegate street- Within. George Abell, of High Holborn, vreolke-draper, dealer and chap onao, Nov. f!. Dec. 1, and Jan. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. At ' tondos, Wears. Gale and Son, Bedford -street, Bedford row. George Whintlsead, jun. and Gauotlett Clarke, late of Basing bill-street, Blackwell Hall-factors, dealers and chapmea, Nov. 16, Dee. 3, and Jan. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs; Tomlinson% Thomson, nd Baker, Copthall-court, John Rowbotham, of Stockport, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chef man, Nov. 29, Dee. 1, and Jan. 3, at eleven at the Castle Inn, Stockport. Attonsies, Mr. Edge, Norfolk -street, Strand; aad Mr. Harrop, Stockport. . • . John Mawson, jun. of Manchester, grocer, dealer and chapman,i Dec. 5,6, and Jan. 3, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, MUMS. Duckwortb, Chlypindall, and /Jettison, Manchester. John Stephen Bard, of Liverpool, whohesale grocer, Dec. 20, 21, acid Jau. 2, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Skephard , Adlingtob, and Gregory, Bedieed.eser, London. Ferdinand* Bulpin, of Langport, Somerset, draper,dealer and thalamus, Nov. 26, Dec. 17, and Jan. 3, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Bridgewater, Somerset. Attornies Mr. Boys, Bridgewater; an d Messrs. Blake, Cook ' s -coup, London. !aleph Batham, of Oldbury, Salop, engineer, dealer and cliapinati, Dec. 9, at four, 16, and Jan. 3, at eleven, at the Jerningham • Arms Inn, tibitinal, Salop. Attornies i Messrs. Edmunds and 'eyes, Liattoln'S-inn, Loudon ; and Mr. Horsier, Sedgley. CERTIFICATES, DECEMBER is. John Eyre, Eroad-street, oilman. George Dirket'," Kendall, brandy-xnerchaat. John Linsey, Paul -street. Finsbury-square, uphoLiterer. William Coe, Cannon-street, cork-cutter. William Moore, Old -street, jeweller. lobo Ward, Scukoates, merchant. ►tichard Samuel Bennett, Houndsditch, batter. William Tin ker, jun. 'South Crescent, Bedfortlisquate, stiattshisit. James Heald, Catsaigi-staset, swam:. ' . POLICR., Bow-water...4'oam . day In Information eant= on against Mr. F. Ulr is charging him visth keepog enabling-house, in ilnry-street, St. James's. Mr. ARSIVAL. the Solicitor, statod, that severe indisposi tion prevented his auendance, to prove which los pro duced certificates from Dr. Hooper, 'and Mr. Brand, the apothecary. Mr. HOLLOWAY urged, that as the proceeding was merely for a penalty, it was unneces sAry for the defendant to be present. The ease, how ever was adjourned. Jame Clement: was fully committed, charged with stealing Bank notes to the amount of 036, the pro perty of the Hon. A. Murray, at the lodging of his Lady in Clarges-street. On Thursday, at the sale of the furniture of the late Judge Lawrence, in Bedford-square, Mr. Mills, of Farringdon, purchased a lot, when lie put his hand into his pocket, and discovered that the bottom had been cut out, and his poacet-book gone ; he mention ed the circumstance, and had no doubt but it had been done in the room • when Vaughan, one of the Bow-street patrole, desir ed Mr. Mills to be quiet, and he should be able to detect the robber, as he had seen three suspicious persons in the room, and was about to desire the porters to shut all the doors, when ano 'Sher gentleman in the . room discovering that he bad been robbed at the same instant, communicated the circumstance to Mr. Squibb, the auctioneer, who pro. claimed front his rostrum that there were thietes in the MOM A scene of confusion then took place, during which two of the suspected characters escaped.— Vaughan secured the third, and brought him to the Office, when he gave in his name as Hurd; but he was recognised to have gone by the.name of Wilson, and to have been lately in custody at Portsmouth and Doncaster as a reputed thief.—He was remanded. Manutonotron-sragar.—Yesterday Lloyd, against whom so many charges of swindling have been exhi bited, underwent a third examination, on a charge of obtaining a chaise from Mr. Large, coach-maker, of , Great Queen-street, when Mr. Paste, stable-keeper,' of Leatlier•lane, on whose premises the chaise was found, was admitted an evidence against him, and the prisoner was fully committed. QUEEN.SQUA n r.. —Yesterday Mr. Green, of Wal. brook, exhibited a complaint against a number of persons, who had taken possession of fourteen houses in Great St. Ann's-lane, Westminter. It appeared that the freehold was the property of Mr. Green's father, who let it to a Mr. Currie, who built fourteen houses ; after which he became a bankrupt, when the property lying vacant, a number of persons took possession, and let die rooms to lodgers; Mr. G. how ever, having bought the leases of the assignees, de. manded possession, which was refused, the door. bar ricadoed, and the whole posse of inhabitants a , ,s?m. bled at the windows, setting Mr. G. at defiance ; but assistance, being procured, the doors were forced, and the ringleaders secured and. brought to the Office; when Mr. Fl ELDI NG gave them a lecture, which in duced them to promise, that the colony shonld be eva cuated in two days; on which further proceedings were stayed. EDINBVIUM, NOVEMBER 19.—Thursday afternoiin we had a , violent gale, which threw down some chimney cans, but did no other damage that we have heard of. Since the wind abated on Thursday night, there has been an almost incessant fall of rain and snow. Wednesday evening, as pn old man was coming into town with a can. in which was a young and spi rited horse, some mischievous boys struck the animal, when it ran off, and at no great distance overturned the cart. The man being unable to get clear of the can when it overturned, tell underneath, and was most dreadfully mangled and bruised. He is since dead. GLASGOW, Novesneett 18.—During the whole of yesterday, the wind blew very strong here, and in the evening the gale encreased. In the forenoon, pair. of a wooden erection on the top of the new building at the cross, was blown down, and fell on the Coffee :lsom, with a crash, which speedily emptied the room. Had it fallen a few feet farther to the westward, a part of it at least must have gone through the cupola window. A great quantity of rain tell during the course of last night. An effectual remedy to preT:nt Hares and Rabbits from destroying the Bark of Teees—Take hog's-lard, and as much whale oil as wilt work it up to a thin paste or paint ; with this gently rub the stems of tree; upwards at the fall of the leaf : This may be done once in two years. The Commercial Hall Wine Company respectfully invite their numerous customers, the nobility, gentry, and buyers of wine in general, to their concerns, No. 10, Skinner -street, No.lo, Cornhill, and 54.0, Oxford. street. In Skjnner.street, they will have the opportu nity of viewing and tasting the largest stock of the finest wines and spirits in the kingdom. At Cornbill and Oxford-street, samples of every article may be tasted. All orders will he delivered tree of expense to any part of London as usual. Fia. particulars of prices, see advertisement, front of this Paper. Mr. Joan MILLS, at Mrs. SMITH'S, grocer, Abing ton-street, Northampton, seeing that the. Gusere- NIAN Memo= were withdrawn from that place on account of their being sold to Patients without proving the truth of his declarations by freeing them from the most agonizing pains of Go u t, Rheuma tism, Pleurisy, Head-ache, Tooth-ache, Face-ache, Ear-ache, Pains in the Stomach proceeding from Gout, Flatulent, or Bilious Causes ; likewise old Sprains, Bruises, &c. &c. Having seen. for • seven years the wonderful cures performed by these restora tives on a great number of Patients of all descriptions now residing in that town and neighbourhood, the permanency of which was as extraordinary as the cures themselves, and likewise seeing that the Pro prietor was in the hibits of selling exclusive rights to practise with his preparations, to those and those only that would learn to use these 'Medicines as well as his medical assistance, I did attend the Guestonian Hospital for this purpose, and having purchased an exclusive right for Northampton. do now engage at a small expense, in one hour, to give to those that may be afflicted as above, in almost every instance, the only earnest of cure that is possible for Patients to receive, or he will not sell them these Medicines.— Attendance there only on Saturday mornings from, ten o'clock till tour, and a few early hours on Sunday MMUS . ooe-Mrs. W 4141 attend the Ladies. UNIVARtfir RITELLMENC E. 11 , 1m , ...... , •1* NORWTH, AJOVEMSER IS. Friday the R‘v. (lonia Wm. Henry De.u,uastip, Clerk, A ryas ins..tw.4l to the R.ectary ut Burketth..ni ‘sitti I i ••••11. i ... 11 anneted, in this aunty, oa the prisenteion ut rirToon, ISsauchanip Proctor, of Langley Halt, in the same e , miuty, Lvt. The following appo ntuients arc likely to take plice m (pence of she Scads of the late Chancellor of this "'ha ft Key. Wm. Yor.ge, A M. Archdeacon of Norwioh, is to tp• *he Chancelliw, and the Rev. Henry Sebum, L.L.L. is to be Ain. deacon of NOrwich. The Rev. Dr. Strachey, Archdeacon of Eufbilt, has aomi , :seJ John Steward, Esq.of this city, to be Registrar ut the sew deaconry. CAMBRIDGE, NOVENISRR IS. Sunday last the remains of Sir U. Hat weal were deposii t .d 'a vault at Downing College, the spot were the Chapel is to be built. [he subject for the Norrislan Prise for the resent year " The Treachery of Judas Sad the Failings of the other Ar. id., are conebtent with the Divine Mission of Jr s Court.' OXFORI NOVEMALIit Monday the following illbstlemen were adolit:e'_ to der e ., • Masters ch Arts—The Right MM. Francis, Earl ofl'asiwou ft, of St. MatyHill,. Gran/ Compounder ; Mr. 1'; ter itlsbui ttt Hinchea, of Worcester College ;lice. Robtit Mict.rianc, of &Viol College. Bachelors of Arts—George Chetwode, Est, and Wm bitten, of Brasenoose College. thersday, ha a ctuivocation, the honorary degrees of &layer of Arts were conferred on Walter Manners, Esq. and John Hata borough. Fag. Gentkinco Commoners of Quoen's College, pre. awned by the Rev. Robeit Dickinson, M. A. Minn of that go, '• ciety. . We feel much pleasure In mentioning, that at the late tempt. lien for Bursiuiel at Marischal College, the five young men nest in the order of merit to the successful candidates, were agreeably surprised, at the close of the etaininati an, to loam from the oipal and Regents, that Mr. Valises, M.P. had, with a geoennizy peculiarly his own, provided a Bursary for each. Mr. Geo. Finites Grey, B.A. of University Colleg is e'er.tl Fellow of that society. , Tuesday, at Arabella-row, Pimlico, the Lady of Georg. Power, Esq. Surgeon to his Majesty's Forces, of a daughter. On the gist ult. in !nemesis, thelAdy of Vaptain Macdougall, of the Kiug's own Borderers, of a son. Nov. 7, at Edinburgh, Mr. Wm. MgCancUlsb, of the Ere*. quer, to Miss Jane Forbes, sides daughter of Wm. Forbes, Lg. writer. No•. 10, J. 31aite, Esq. Captian in the North Mayo Militia, to Miss Eliza Duren. of Hianiton's Clift, near Exeter.... . - On the loth iost. at Chelsest,Lieuteuant John Hollings Mayne, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Elko Tomlinson, niece Di C.vaiu 'romlir.son. of the Royal Navy, IVlthant. Thursday, at St. Martin's ehancb, the Rev. Mr..Hoin:e, Appleby, Leicestershire, to M:ss Homer, daughter of kaiwatd Homer, Esq. of WCit-tOWII, near Bri ! ,tol. At Great Milton, Oxfordshire, the Rev..E. Withers, of Great Mthon, to Miss Clarke, daughter of,lieury L'larke, Esq. 't Q& ford-street, in the county of Ailiddleses. t . Rev. B. Jerry, ter Miss M.Alark, 'hoth tha county of Cambridge. Rev. W. Wilson, to Mary, youngest daughter of tite ire Garrott, hiq. of Clar,)!tans. . At Csregalire Church, histhew Pennefatheela,coh, Esq. CAp. mitt iu the Tiiilt , :rary Regtioeut of Militia, to Anna, youngest daughter of the late Daniel Conner, Esq. of 13allyhricken. that half-pay of the Reginsentcto belleehltient, vibe Pittl. sea who exchanges, receiving the ddlietenat. • 7th Regithent or Light Dragoous—Corner Peters to be Lieutenaet ' without:purchase, vice " • retiree. 9th Ditto—Acting Veterinery SurgeotiN • :of tie Depot at Weymouth, to be Veterinary Sorg '• Hotta, wile) resigns. • • r. Itth Ditto—To be Lieutenants by ( Honourable . .^4. • Charles Petry, vies Cott, prtott , Foot; Cornet S. I. Charkon, vise Mew, Life Guards. To. be Vetvriry Sateen: „ ary Surgeon • illacko yew l'Waipeon, lgtb alitto—.To be Capers f . ' •it .Peritell, Ge it. by jpietbase, vice Wray, • ' . ipoologp o s, Gan, wklk. • out, purchase. • . , .. - • Ditto—ibuistanblierosali Hestlersea.heit the eiblltoot, to be Assietast•Stu.sees, vies Mouat, apiohsted to the ststh Li fit Draeen. • ' alitneinieni of Fon—T o be Moveriaits t Ep4ga Nino - - - DIED. At Greenock, on the 29th ult. in the P9(11 year of Ws age, John Esq. merchant, (wittily ur.o of the Dlagiatra:., td Aherdetst, on the 9th inst. Sligo, the Wiwi daughter, wit, ie day, William, on of Mr. A Glenny,. merchant, 41!..- y, s. KM Of star. A utenny,s,. Tvlooday se'ntright,suddettly, in a fit of apoplexy, tele.. Ralpit, lie of the Rev. Mr, Ralph, Dtssepriag Miniateof Mahlogo. Same day, at Ramsgate, where he went tar the benelt oat his tealth, Eduttunl Esteourt, E..q. of Line,in's Inn. ' Aged 77, alva a bag illness, the Y.ei. J. 11. B:own, of Bram borough. war tlretford, Lita:a!sr'.„ re . 'Tuesday seiinight, at Wate.:oridge, in the 69th year or his Thomas Wall, Es+ nway year! a Commander iu the service of the Hun. last-India Company. Sept. 5, on board the Ba.avla, which Is just arrive' (on ldi passage front liambuy), eh-aural Waridotron. Nov. 4, in Gower-sti eet, the Rev. John Choloteley. Oct. 29, at his house ot Stranraer, John* Ross. of Cairnbrook. Tuesday se'unight, Mr. Abraham Cooper, aged 75, mani - years one of the Common-mm.l. men w! Durham. Wednesday, after a short illness, aged' 43, Mi.. Todd, wife of Mr. Todd, printer of the Sheilitid Mercury. Wednesday, at .Sutibury, Captain William Forrest, of the Hoi. East India Company's Belhgal Military SerVice, to Georgians, daughter of Dr. Carmichael snob, of Chatiton-hoese, Sunbury. Nov. 12, at Doncaster, aged 37, Mr..(. Itolderfek, of the Crow Trees on the Levels. near Hatfield. His death was ova- It y y a fall front his brae on his return trom Duvc. , tzr mark. t oa the preeeling Saturday. On the 2dth ult. aged-67, Mr, Josiah Child, of Shirfciarich, for 40 years an officer of excise, front whithitrwanon he ha.l re. tirod only a year :roil a Indf, upon a pens on v.; .4ioper atastim. 011 the 27th ut last nymllt, Josephputtrauody, son to J-aws Dunwoody, Glasdruntniond.. He was a %..tay-stJualar in 15.1.yes laincli school, fur several year'. 'His Vow temper and molest behaviour had gained hint universal et arem.. He left selpot on Monday, somewhat i:Kit posed, and died on Thursday ot the same weelL Tee Ininnaion by a rause/4Zr of his death, so Hid den and unexpected, produced a 'strong sensation. All his school fellows were, seen to shed a sent tear, refl-fcting that the coot pattion ot their lesions and pli.yo the good and innocent Joe, vras new no more. ~; , Ir has been too ftequently we-subjectjust and I general rep mbatlon, that reen s destitute of the denten:sof tin medical art have o ff ered themselves as Candidites tor public r.- tronagefuthepsufe , ionofPhysk. Fur the paritose of Jotng lice to the result nt our studies and experience, and to preveit *4 from being cisste4.l am tnp hose empiric:6 whom impudent pre iensidni.have:utims•tunatety fur society, barb too lavOurahly re ceived, we beglr,tvr.l9 submit, to thg hbcral and enligliteue...., a faithful sustrtnineknotir par;tilti and acquirements. After hating rodaisted - aregalac nuelielal education, Si thipopils of Messrs clrindatag Blasts% whose lectures and practice we carefully ittliaded, al - 1-141fresorst and Surge:ins of the London Hos pital, we entered' tountives,arstudents In that justly eelehnted school for inedtcir gcqn\rements ' the Royal College of Mal* burgh, and Were Insituetetfla thediferent branches of A1:10 , 4/Er, Surgery, the 'rime? ind diliserleirof Ptryde, ("ministry, Mid. wifery, liar iny, _cc./cc. Ste. ty !hole enttnent Profasars, DP* 'ihirOs ()ter:mt. MIA," Flaistiktin; Duncan; and RutNersord. We trust we shall not be deemed presnisptuove In sayille that our proficiency and acqnirentents are not incinalds raise. fining for a long series of years made VLKSILLAI, and the various diseases of %)HEWL! rv, tit* partieubr object n: our stittlies and practice, it w.it,we hope . , be allowed that Wolin, acquired superior knowledge isf their treatment and we. slight and recent cases of inteotiun, a'perfeer tewstablfslituent it • completed in the short period of twit dal s. ' and in those of cite Inmost inveteracy. where other praetithir3ers have tailed of cis;, a proper pfuesserailce its our phut of treaunkne ttttsisres to the na.ient a safe and radical cute. Amidst the nteiancholy unit ty of dil'irain ' ,tie, are the c't wets of a habit long and molt, unbuppirpersusd by titers.. :I.' ' both sexes, there are none mare &firming or more disa. • •.• hl th3se deficient:ries and debilities which trequiltdypteveiq • es* bitter the inatrinistuial state. Po such parsons it moil soling refleetion to know that they ntaynow, by .% new a. •• • little mode of treatment, be restored tv that greatest of all • blessings, a strong, manly, and rigorous ositsdariok 'ln a:: ~sot of debility, from whatever cause arising, ae wttl as in !vets is' cies et venereal inteetion, wr may he consol•ed by patients etcher sex with the greatest seereey and Imnour. Hours of eno• saltation at borne front ten to three, anti hunt sit in the event till ten at night, Patients in the country ate requested to state the particidsr•t 4 their case, age, and gen:rat habit of living, &c. Inclosing .1 'void ance for advice and medicines when the same will he " sent to any part of the 'do emu:caw seer. stntial to our undert:ticitic . , the postage of letters may lie alle.l to the account for medicine,. • CURRIE anti Co. Na 107, IlAttot, CArs'e^. • WM/0N I Printed by Lavin. Issiscs rscuis * .' e ; published there, and at the Star gam Temple Bah