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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZErIE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. k WAR OFFICt, JUIRE Z. *!t Regiment of Dragoon Guards- Captain Henry 1 1 / 4 , lilbanke, fr o m the anth light Martini, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Harrison. who elides'. gee. • Konen, 1 U,br Drageottn‘..-Nathaniel Sueyd, Gent. to be Cornet. viel John King, deceased 17th Ditto—(,enet John Smith to be Lieutenant, by puralase, vice Walker. prnmetted. • fOth Dltto—Captalp Willam Hanson, horn the Qt!, Dragoon Cloths, 'to be Miami* of a Troop, vice - I Mdbark- who ex- • changes. $ll Regimen of Foot Guards—Ensign the Hon. Joshua Allen to be Lieutenant, without purcha. , e vice huff, whir retires ; and William Stoekdale, Gent. to I.):; Lnsign, by purchase, vice Allen. Ise Regiment of Font—William Munro M‘Kenzie, Gent. to be Emig', without purchase, vice James Stuart, promoted; and Thomas Rutledge, Cent. to he Eniign, without purchase, vice 14/PLeeti, promoted. 0h Ditto—Lieuterant James Kershaw, from half-pay oftbe 103 d loot, to be Lieutenant, vice.l2 eade, who exchanges. Ilth 1)i , to—Ensign Henry Gee to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wallace, who retires; Alexander Hogg, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gee ; and Serjiant Major James Piggott to be Q.iarter-inaster, vice Booth, deceased. 7th Ditto—Thomas Young Lester, Gent. to be Lieutenant; by • y purchase, vice Burke, who retires; George Seaton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchase. .Ditto—Captain R. D. Spread, from the 03t1 Foot, to be Cap tain of a Cleinpaity, set:ce Blake, who exchanges. IF.th o—Own - ter-Master Serjeant Hugh Galley, to be Q UST.. er- Mast er, vice NM% lan, deceased. 21st-Ditto—Captain A. James Ross to be Major, by purchase, vice Dunbar, w 1.4 retires; Lieutenant John George Green to bsA be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ross ; Second Lieutenant John Goff, tea be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Green. gOth Ditto—Lieutenant J. Vinrow from the 84th Fout, to be Lieutenant, vice,R. Holt, who exchanges; John Napper, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. /11st Ditto—Ensign Edward Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice Collins, deceased. 'l'o be Ensigns, without purchase, Alexander Haswell, Gent. vice M'Pherson, promoted ; Ralph Nicholson, Gent vice Knox, promoted ; James Thompson, Gent. vice M`Carthy, promoted) Thomas Clarke, Gent. vice Boyce, deceased. 37th Ditto--Ensign Richard Ker, from the Longford Militia, to be Ensign. nth Ditto—Matthew Moore, from the 6gd Foot, to be Lieute nant, without purchase, vise Roberts, who resigns. Ditto--Captain 1. M. Stackpnole, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of* Company, vice Gregory, who ex- adages. 47th Ditto Rouen, from the Meath Militia. to be Ensign. _ Soth Ditto—Emir and Adjutant -.0- Danid Lyon to have the rani; oflLAsutenartt. 59th Ditto—Quarter Mister Serjeant William Baird to be Quar ter Master, vice Booth, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion IPOth Ditto—Maier the Hon. George IWOlore, from the guar. ter Master General's Sod, to be Major/ vice Bathurst, who MasiVes. lad Ditto—Robert Brandßelt Edyvean, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Moore, promoted in the 39th Seth Diieo--Lieutenant Hugh Monro, from tile Royals, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Beatty, promoted. 415th Diette.wAssistant Surgeon Alexander Young, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeond elm 8011, deceased. 17th Ditto—P. Kirvien, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nice, promoted; George Yates, Gala. to be Assistant Sur geon, Age Logan, deceased. 12d Ditto—Edward Neertoo, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Scott, superseded. sad Ditto—John Williams, Es¢ to be Paymaster of the 2d Bat gallon. itith Ditto--Ensigh T. L. Colt to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice St. George, promoted. 114th Ditto—Lieutenant R. Holt, from the Seth Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice J. Winrow, who exchanges ; Lieuteuant ----- Tia/ey, from the Mt - ath Militia, to be Ersign. std Ditto--Captain M. G. Blake, from the 15tti tobe Cap tain of a Company, vice Spread, who exchanges. Ist Ceylon Regiment —George Wm. Crooke, Gent. to be Second I.ientenaut, without purchase, vice Tench, promoted. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Brown, front the 45d Foot, to be Paynue:ter. Rolls Reziment—Ensign Maximilian Esther to be Lieutenant ; Joseph Gunter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Eicher. Ist Garrison Battalion—Captain David Gregory, from the 4Sth Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stackpoole, who ex changes. • kit Ditto--Lieutenant Francis Boitterd, from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Booth, placed on Half Pay of she Bth Garrison Battalion. , Battalion —Ensign John Crampton to be Ad appointed to the 45th Foot ; John Muon, 6 11 - nd Feneibles—.l.ieutenant Robert Mockler to company, vice Pitts, sh ceased ; Ensign Ed bsa Lieutenant, vice Muckier. STIFF. Clerk, late Garrison Chaplain at Landguard tplain to the Forces. ( NADIA James Bathurst, from the 60th Foot, tt ,Ississ ant in the Quarter -Master-Gent ral's Blagniere, who exchanges. i , ned persons, now employed in the Department as Acting Assistant ,or as Clerks, to be Deputy Assi%; .tries-Ge , teral to the Forces, viz. ,obinsn•t, P. I). Arent's, Philip Andrew Fountain, finger, . Ernunit.grr, Charles de Bels, Nugent Vidan, William Fader, Tupper Carey, George eerbes, Christopher Pecco, Wm. Henry Perkin, `.:harlet Schissidchen, Thomas Charles Joby, sntlrew Melville, Francis W . Haden, Samuel Bel- Strachan, Peter St Remy, Thomas Kearney, /son, Jan Finlay, John Mathew Cobtie, John -son, Augo , rus Kuper, Charles Purcell, Warner Ignatius W-ckinger, George Crookshank, 1. Fisher, John Lawrence, John Dankaerts, Charle, \obert Headle, Peter Lerard, Harold th e nce, and - Gomm. HOSPITAL ST Ala. James Wilson, front the Royal African Corps, ,ry to the Forces, serving on the COO( of Africa. .'he King's German Legion• ,ohn Christian Heiassen, Gent. to be Cornet, vice promoted. Dragoons--Captain Charles Otto, from the 3d Light ns, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Plessen. - -Lieutenant Charles Bremer to be Captain, with tem vice Otto, promoted in the ist Light Dragoons, Meyer to he Lieutenant, vice Bremer ; Gee tle rederick Nanne to be Comet, vice Meyer. . the Line—W eypart de pert, Gent. to be Es- Haaselback, promoted. Kumann, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Freuden that, Dukenf Brunswick Oels' Corps. lal-Mate ittcderick Fla& to be Assistant-Surgeon. MEMURANDUM. appointment of Crawford, Gent. to be nulls& in the 17th `loot, as stated in the Gazettsi of the 3d January, taken place. Low, of the '2d Foot, S and Lieutenant tephens, of . Battalion, are superseded, being absent without •:st in the Gazette of the 26th ult. ;of Psot-I,leutenaot William C. Douai" from c, to be Lieutenant, without purebwe ,inset of F6o—Livutemasit William G. Douglas, from col Lieutenant, without purchase. stns by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surreys and Waymouth Volunteer Infantry. jug. Gem. to be Lieutenant. Dated January Commission in the 3.lth or Ayrshire keillhent , dl Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Diodop ,retignett. Dated May 9, tsto. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Loveden Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. William Met heringleam SheiW, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May in, lain. Stamford Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. William Harper, John Warren Cragg, and John Cooke, Esqrs. robe Captains. Dated May 22, 1810. Francis Butt, Jose!) II 7311, and Abraham Congreve, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated a+ above. Holland and Boston Regiment of Lincolnshire Local John Hill, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dared May 23, 1810. Connuissions Signed by the Lora Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Shropshire R-gular Militia. Richard Ambler, Esq. tube Captain. Dated May 1,1810. Thomas Rynaston, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 4, 1810. North Shropshire Local Militia. Thomas Price to be Ensign.- Dated Sam 2, 0469. Lieutenants Christopher Siapte sti:d John Croxon to be Captains. . • Dated May 10, 1811). Centre Shropshire Local Militia. Thomas Lloyd, F.sq. robe Captain. Dated April 24, 1810. Ensigns Peter Bentley and Richard ifioughall to be Lieutenants. Dili as above. Edwa Ednituads, Gent. tole Ensign. Dated as above. Commissions in the Suffolk Local Militia, s'gned by the Lord Lieutenant.—R isbridge Bxtt:lli~ n. Gilbert Affleck, Esq. to be Major, vice William Henry Robin. son, Esq. resigned. Dated March in, 181 n. Edward William Matthew, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. John Holme, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 1,1810. Colneis Battalion. Christopher Tennant, Enq. to be Captain. Dated March 10, 1810. BANKRUP I'S. Ger., e Robson, of Lancaster, linen-draper, dealer and charman, to surrender June 29, sr, and July 14, at eleven, at the New Cock, Preston. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedfurd• row, Loudon ; or Mr. Wm. Smith, Presion. John Swain, of Ramsgate, Isle of 'llianet, Kent, bricklayer, dealer and chapman, June 11, 12, and July 14, at eleven, at the }Giles Head • l'avern, Rams. , re. Atu'ruit a, Mr. Wightwick, Ramsgate ; or Mr. EdwarAigg, Hatton-Garden, London. William Burnett, of forth Petkerton, Somersetshire, baker, dealer and chapman, June 5,6, and July 14, at eleven, at the Fleur-de-ib Jun, Bridgewater. Attortn- s, Mr. James Parsons, of Bridgwater ; or Messrs Blake, Cook's-court, Carey-stew, Loudon. Daniel Gray, of Long Melford, Suffolk, grocer and draper, June 11, at six, June 12, and July 14, at eleven, at the Griffin lon, in March, in the Isle oT Ely. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Sewell, • Chatteris, in the 131 e of Ely; or Meeirs. Leigh and Masotr, New Ilriilge-street. London. Samuel .lekerley, of Liverpool, woollen-draper, July '2, and 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool.- At cornice, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Orred, Liverpool. Samuel Barratt, late of Roll's-Buildings, Fetter-lane Middlesex, jeweller, June 16, 19, and July 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. John Burgess, Great Portland-street. Richard Fuller, of Deal, Kent, shopkeeper, June 16, 19, and July 14, at ten, at Guildhall,London. Attorney, Mr. Rassell,Lant street, Southwark. gamuel Jackson, of Bermondsey-street, Surrey, woolstapler, fell monger, dealer and chapman, June 9, at twelve, June 23, and July 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Nu. 32, Dowgate-hill, London. William Smith and Joshua Smith, late of Stapleford, Herts, and of Whetstone, parish of Flern-Barnett, Middlesex, timber merchants, dealers rui chapman, and partners in trade, June 5, 16, and July 14, at ten, at Guildhall, Attornies,lllr. Great Shire-lane, London ; or Mr. Pate, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk Peter 11ePTazzart, late of London, broker, June 5, 12, and July 14„ at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wasbrough, Warn ford-cOurt, Throgtoorton street, London. John Polley, New Bo:Al-street, Middlesex, furniture-printer, dealer . . - .d chapman, (carrying on trade under the firm of Prit ctiard, Polley, and Co.) June 5, 16, and July 14 fi at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench Walks, London. William Jessup Ward, late of Market -street, St. James's, Middle sex, victualler, dealer and chapman, June 9, 17, and July 14, at 0.. e, at Guildha:l. John Mott, of Birmirgliam, snuffer-maker, dealer and chapman, Jute 15, 16, and July 15, at eleven, at the Seven Stars, Bir mingham. Attornies, Mr. Bodfield, Hind-court, Fket•streset, Loudon ; or Mr. Julia 114..ndsley, Birntlneham., Sam Perks, of Walsall, Staffordshir., lacier, dealer and chapman, June 19, at tour, June 20, and J uly 14, at twelve, at tie Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Attornies, :Ift..sts. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, Londuu ; or Mr. 1% hatch t, Birminaliam. Epworth It awson, of Clem:meg-lane, London, carpenter and bell der, dealer and chapinan, June 9, 19, at twelve, and July 1.1, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Nuy and Pope, Min ciu. -lane, Tower-street. George Frost, of Gateshead, Durham, vier wall: 1, dealer and chap man, June 4, 19, at eleven, amid July 14, at four, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Bell ay.' Bro. drick, No. 43, Bow-lane, Chearside, lanaion ; or Mr. Willis, Gateshead. John Thompson, late of Philpot-lane, Lon.lon, prevision -broker, .dealer and chavian, June 16, and July t 4, a- ten, at I hall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Mie;tarls-alley, Gottlieb Henry Gurlach, of Londor.-street, Fencaurch-street, London, merchant, June 9, 16, and July 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, 11Iessrs. Palmer, Temlinsons and Thom son, Copthall•court, Throamorton-street. Joseph Aldridge, of Nelson-square, Blackfriars-Road, parish of Christchurch, Surrey, surgeon, apothecary, dealer and chap man, June 9, 19, and July 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attur. ney,Mr, Charles Arrow3mitli,llevonshire-street,,Queen-squarc. John Coleman, late of Silver -street, Gulden-square, Midalesex, tallow-chandler, dealer and charms, June 9, 16, at twelve, and Jai} , 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meuse. Gale and Son, Be elford-st rert, Bedford-row. George hew Tipping, late of Worinwood-rreet, London, men chant, dealer and chapman , June 9, I ri, and Imy 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lamb, Aldorsgate-,trees. DIV IDF.NDS. June 29. Thomas Francis, Goodman Francis, and Th mas Ftancis the younger, of Calllblittge, merchants and cnpal tners, at eleven, at the 'Biack Bull Inn, C.anbridge.-- I une no. 6411111e1 Samp=on and Charles Chipchase, of Bread -street, London, silk mercers and warehousemen, at twit lye, at Guildhall.—tune 28. Charles Garland, late of Brackley, Northamptonshire, salesman, A eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banbury, Oxfordshire.--June 26. Richard Wilson, of West Smithfield, London, to!)arcanist, at ten, at Guildhall.—June 26. Joseph Leo, late of Manchester, met. chant, at one, at Guildhall, London.- -July 2. 'lshii Hindle, Wsn. Hindle, Lawrence Kenyon, and Ashton Szansfield, of Scattelifie within Accrington, Lancashire, calico-printers, at eleven, at the Bull's Head, in Blackbnrst.--June 26. Alexander Anderson a:id David Robertson, of Cideman-strevt, Lon.lnr., merchants, and insurance-brokers, at one, at Guildhall.--June 27. Thomas Platt, Low or late of Digelee,in Saddleworth, York,hire r merchant and • ekah-manufacturer, at ekvea, at the Rose and Crown, Hudders fiekl.—June 30. 1-I,.nay Turner, formerly of St. Martin's-le- Grand, London, silk-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall.—July 3. Thomas White, of Southwark, surrey, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall.—June 26. inseph Ekins, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, cheesemonger, at twelve, at Guilt:ha:l.--J sine 23. John Ilent y • Schneider, of tow-lane, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guild , haU.--J tine 96. Jarvis German, of Aldermanbury, London, ho. get, as one, at Gailithall.—June mo. John Jackson, of Grew- Yarmouth, slorfolk, chemist and druggist, at one, at Guildhall, London.--June 23. John Knight, of Lower Clapton, Middlesex,l cons-chandler, at twelve, at Guildhall--June no. John Fenton and George Moore, of Rotherhithe-street, Rotherhithe, Surrey, smiths and ironmongers, at one, at Guildhall.—June MO. Paul Edward Ford, now or late of Howland Mews West, Middlesex, kackneyman, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall.—June 23. Ann Darley, of the Roebuck, Holborn, Middles< x, 'het railer, at eleven, at Guildhall. -June 23. Humphrey Richard Jones, of Type-street, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, contectioner, at eleven, at GuilsihaU.—J tine 26. James Bacon, late of the cad of Chatham public-house, l I ughes-Flehls, Del,tforti, Kest, victualler, aa one, at Guilthall, Leocisair tain of a Coinpatty, vice Blake IFth Dit:o.—Ouarter-Master Set ter-Master, vice Now c Slit-Ditto—Captain A. James 1 vice Dunbar, w1.,4 retires; I. bt' be Captain of a Company, Lieutenant Joltit Goff, to be vice Greets. SOth Ditto—Lieutenant J. Vim I.feutenant, vice / R. Holt, win to be Ensign, without purchal Slit Ditto—Ensign Edward Th Collins, deceased. To be Ensigns, Alexander Haswell, Gent. vice Nicholson, Gent vice Kota' Gent, vice M`Carthy, promo Boyce, deceased. 37th Ditto.—Ensign Richard Ke be Ensign. Stith Ditto.—Matthew Moore,' sant, without purchase, vise 1 '4th Ditto—Captain I. M. Stat Battalion, to be Captain of* claws. 47th Di Lieutenant ...it... 14 to be Ensign. .. - &nth Ditto—.Enign and Adjuta rank of Lieutenant. 59th Ditto—Quarter Mister Ss ter Master, vice Booth, app Battalion gOth Ditto —.Major the Hon. C ter Master General's Staff, t Ilicitangos. , Old Ditto—Robert BrandOck withoua purchase, vice Moor Seth DIM--Lleutenant Hugh Captain of a Company, by ps 13th Ditto... Assistant Surgeon Light Dragoons, to he Surge 17th Ditto—P. Kirwen, Gent. Pere, promoted ; George Y 4 goon, vice Logan, deceased. ISid Ditto—Edward Newton, chase, vice Stott, superseded. Yid Ditto—John Williams, Est gallon. Stith Ditto--Ensign T. 1.. Colt vice St. George, promoted. 54th Ditto--Lleutenant R. Ho' tenant, vice J. Winrow, wh • Beery, from the Meath Mili 33d Ditto--Captain M. G,. Blal min of a company, vice Spri Ist Ceylon Regiment —George Lieutenant, without porches 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Paymatiter. Bolls Regime nt—F ns'gn Maxi Joseph Gunter, Gent. to be Ist Garrison Battalion—Captai Foot, to be Captain of a Co changes. kit Ditto--Lieutenant Fraocis Battalion. to be Lieutenant, i • she Bth Garrison Battalion. I tth Royal Veteran Battalion- ' jutant, vice Wrote, istr i minti Gent. to be Ensign. Royal Newfoundland Feneible be Captain of a Company, Viard Enright to by Lieutes sT *Moines Williams, Clerk, late Fort, to be Chaplain to the Brevet I.lentenant-Colonel Jar to be a. Permanent Assistant Department, vice Blaquiere, The undermentioned pt Commissariat Depart Cornrrossaries, or as C ant-Commis:tries-Get idwatql Cooke itobitisol, P. I • William Heydinger, t . F Hodges. Francis Video, Wi Ali she, John Forbes, Chrli Joh.' Spurrier, (:harles Sc] 1 J. J. Moore, Andrew 1,1e3v eon, Alexander Strachan, 1 I ,llornas Htwetion, Jolin ' Waiter Wilk`-son, August' Varnham, Ignatius W-ckii Reynolds, J. Fisher, John l Steve.teni, Robert ileadle, itichard Stonier Gomm. Assistant -Surgeon James Win tube Apothecary to the Fo The King's tld Dragoone--John Christiat Claud, promoted. lit Light Dragoons--Captain Dragoons, to be Major, wi 34 Ditto--Lieutenant Charle porary rank, vice Otto, yr Cornet George Meyer to h man Cadet Frederick Nam isti Battalion of the Line-9 sign, vice Hasselback, pror jh Ditto— Rumann, C promoted. The Duke.of eavalrre.-I,lozpital-Mate Pvt. 14 EM The appointment of Craw "Regiment of Foot, as state 180 4 3, has not taken place. Lieutenati Low, of the /4 the 4th Garrison Battalion, 2 leave. ERRATCM itz the I Per 24th ..Rigimont of Fset--1. the 7nth Foot, to be Livia Read 10th Rciiment efF6O--J the 78th Foot, to b Lela • Commissions sip b. . CO ni Penwell and War Joseph Blows% jinx. Gent • 19, lfilles tfivlPsitsirr NthLiakdt OXFORD, Jaen —Wedneiday hie; in emigre:akin, the int; towing Gentlemen Were admitted to Degrees :—Masteri of Arta, Sir Edward Synge, Bart. t.f Christ Church, Grand Connson der ; Rev. Edward Henry Owen, of All ; Rev. John Wills, of Wadham; /Or. MaurierSwabry, ...tf Christchurch; Rev. Job] Fletcher, of Exeter; Rev. ll'iton-wb Maurice, of 'University ; Rev. George Hanway StaAert, of 'Trinity ; and tie Rev. Thomas Westcombe, of Trinity.—Bachelors of Arts, Mr. Robert Smyth, of Magdalen-hallt Mr. Henry Pilkingion and Mr. Guhrge May, of Oriel ; Mr. James Lloyd, of ; and Mr. Charier Robe and Mr. John Weyer § of Lincoln. ECCLEsi AsTICAL P;10140TIONs. Wednesday, in convocation, the Rev. John Nett, B. D. fellow of St. John's Cunt ge, was unanimously' elected Lecturer of St. Gilds parish, in the rm.= of the Rev. Dr. Free, who had re signed. Rev. 'rhomas Carpenter, B A. late of Worcester College, in this University, to the rectory of South :.coke, Sussex. Rev John Brooke, M.A. fellow of Je , ..s 4ollege, Cambridge, and Vicar of Whittlesforil, Cambridgesh i re, to the vicarage of Elmstead, Essex. Rev. Mr. Cummins, to thi rectory of LiAdiord Peverefl, near Dorchester, Dorsetehlre. Rev. Charles Burney, D.D. of Cream/10. tone domestic chap lath to the Lord Chamberlain in the room of the late Dr. De Ex erre, MA t SO.—Mondav taw the la Charles Daymany Master oCArts, domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Ann, Couto. , test Dowager of Chiche►•er, and Vico of Pot:At:rock, in Corn wall, was instituted by the Rev. 1)r. Fisher, lial?Zt an of Feet r e to the Victage of Tixaget, in Cornwall, on,the ...Lou of the Dean and Canons of Windsor, void by t►e 11114.1 ist the Rev. Arthur Fourteen persons were on Weinesf.lay fully cant mitred for riot at Birmingham, to Warwick gaol, for trial at the next Assizes. The above persons were put into two coaches, and escorted by a military guard. The Cr.nspira.3 among the Pr;seers.—Friday TO Liam Marley, an apprentice to Mr. l'fisT, prin'er, in the Old Bailey, was brought by his master before the Sitting Alderman at Guildhall, on a charge of reins. ing to Iwo! k upon Me Times newspa per. The defence made by the boy evidently shnwt:d that he had been previously tutored by some of the conspiring J torney men. The worthy Mactistrate, after a suitable ad monition to the father of the boy, who seemed to sanc tion his conduct, ordered Kathy to be sent to the House of Correction for one month. On Friday J. Play, a coal-heaver, was brought to the Mansion-house, when Cartwright, one of the mar shaltnen, stated, that the prisoner and one Adams, also a coal-heaver, had agreed to exchange wives, but thought it could not be binding, unless they each sold his wife to the other in Smithfield, with a halter round them ; for which purpose they assembled in Sliith field market, about twelve o'clock, which drew toge ther a great crowd. They were dec:.: fel:eat:Ally to disperse, but the prisoner, with .414 cc..yatuon Adams, their wives, and four children, who belonged to Adams, persisted in staying to finish the bargain, which obliged the officers to take the prisoner into custody, but Adams got away. The prisoner said, he had agreed to sell his wife to Adams fOr a gallon of beer, and the other was to give him a shilling fur ' bis wife; and, as he had no children by his wile, he bad agreed to take two of Adams's. His Lordship reprobated the traffic, and said, as he had been the cause of bringing a great crowd together, to dikturb the market, he should send him to the Compter till he found bail. Saturday evening, about nine o'clock, an al.trming fire broke out in the work shop of Mr. Gu..idaril, wheel-wright, Ham-yard, Windrbill-street, Ha y-rmar ket, which destroyed the work shop, together with a part of the dwelling-house, but through the exertions of the firemen the flames were subdued without ex tending further. Wednesday an alarmirg fire broke Out in the brewery of Mr. W. Leman, of Chard, which, in :t few hour.. consumed the same, together with hi . malt-houses and their contents, and a lame stock of beer, to the amount of several thousand pound,. The prem'ses being partly ;hatched, and in a tonfintai situation, a very small part of the stock was saved. The fire commit- nit:kited to the dweliing-house in front, which, u 411 those of Mr. Edwards, salesman, and Mrs Latigdon. , was partly destroyed. Happily a division of the Devon were, cal their much through the town, And, by their uncommon exertions,preserved the whole street from destruction. They worked with the ala crity of firemen, and both officers and men deserve the • than of the inhabitants. Mr. Leman had been con ,' tined to hiz, bed for many years with the gout, and was carried into the street, to witness the destruction of what he had been accumulating and improving lot , forty years. Mrs. Edwards was nntOrtunately in la- boar all the day, and obliged to be leznuved in that lamentable state. On Thursday a hoar, with four young men in her, rowing through the main arch of. London Midge, was upset, when one of them, named Walker, was drowned. Lottery Tickets and Sharcc are in high request. Every one must have their interest in view ; surely then, who would permit Fliday to pass by, and lase the opportunity of attaining an income, mii.mi it can be obtained at a trifling risk. The lowest Lottery :Mare will produce Six Hundred Pounds yearly., and , a Ticket between Nine and Ten Thousand Pound, per annum. These v.al.:able chances may he had a; IloaNsnv and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough ; where 2 of £30,0j0, 19 i f 4.10.0(X). 33 of A:10,000, 47 e,l 45000, 52 of 020(X), 76 of £lOOO, 99 of 500, have b•!en shared and sold. The follcrving was sent to Mrs. Richardson, of Manchester by the Rev. W. Sfivester, of Smalbach, Cheihi: e :—‘, y,,,iam— You have bog wished me to send you the case of the child I was mentioning to you ; the circumstances are as tollow t In April last, i a child belonging to James and Elizabe:h Yates. of hrookhouse , Green, near Congleton, was taken exceedisigly ill, ..wit , g to the cutting of Its teeth. Such was the effect of the eisorder, that from a very fine healthy boy about ell•ven n:onths old, lie was re-. i duced to a skeleton and entirely taken off his feet ; he had seve - l i ral convulsion fits, and his death was bourly everted. 'I hey sent for a surgeon, who lanced his gums, but without any good tffect. They then applied f. .r the AMEKICAN Soo ruiso STltur; a friend gave them half a bottle; on the first applicatit.n of which , the child bad immediate ease, and befcre the whole was used he was perfectly restored."—T; r paretns have since declared to the , above Gentleman, that it war their firm belief this medicine was , the means, in the hand of Goo, of saving thl it child's Ilct.—To be had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co. No. 94, Newman str NI, Oxford -street; and retail of Golding, Hp 44, Cornhill; Mrs Richardson, Manchester ; and by all the pr ; nriPill Medicine V. inters in town and itountry, at Sts. O. a bottle, for ready I money. I, soap, am Wednel. May 30. 2 51 0 4 48 6 it 51 0 2 49 0 1 t 9 0 3 St 0 I . - 4 o 4 49 0 35 6 51 0 54 3 49 U 49 0 X 5 it u 53 9 49 3 5. t. 48 6 I I U 19 SI 3 .12 5 ri I it i SO II SO Co 5) 1.; 490 99 i 1 . TO MORROW. Sun dive*, Sun sets, Alonn a, 50 ntlonitcs after 3 :0 mimates a!ter ft I am , n: minutes aster 10 Htuti W AT LON Ul MitIDGE 'I 0-44011.Rtfii. M0rning............. ..... 0 nimares after 4 Afternuun .... 14 minutes aft r 1/1 LI) On the 21st ult. Lady Mary Knollis, Caurtiter or the late Charles Earl of Banbury, and /Wit to Will an, the pr.:Nent Earl. Lately, William DosboroueLh, Esq. of lleml.igtoru, one of the Aldermen of Huntingdon. Friday sennirht, Mr. Thomas Lupt4ll, late Assistant-Surge.o in vie tJxfor shire Militia, and mil of Mr. Lupton, Surgeon and Aputliseary, ut 1 laimi., Ostordshire. siA-ckiAL istirritas orricti; CAlOOi2 Moaulayi May Yd. I NEWCAStLE COAL: Adair's Main Beckworth Dation Lung Bewick Main Breadlines Maia Collate Eigliton Moor ' .g Hatton Maim 111-bburn Mehl Holy well Mans Killitigworih Collintpwood GateblieAd Charlotte MAR Percy POntop Simpsen's Pontop Winklaur's Nekton Tantiold Moor East Tankeld Nortlitintbarlaud 'Tyndale Townley Maia Walker Towsple's Wall's End Bail and Cu's. Walls-End Willingtost ilewick's Wafl's-End Newczt le Wall's 1.1:41 1 Biyib Cowpea Maio y Ct.l.n I Winch Om. 4mm rob 1 - I - It r 1 - I - 2 1 3 13 4 3 -.- ~ * 5 - I :TJ/4D1 7 11.1-AND. Bourn Moor tarn A lain wor tit Prime-fie 1 Uovorea Alain Wtar's Watt'. En! Ship• 52 0 49 3 49 9 34 9 50 6 SO 9 5O 6 51 G SI G 54 6 SS G 56 6 5 6 :5 6 51 0 51 9 54 0 36 55 0 51. i 51 0 51 0 47 0 4$ U 17 0 52 0 75 0 30 ( SO 6 ...ho# rUNP. 2, I 111. C t . II tway, ltm t 1. RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been ton frequently the subject of just and I gravel reprebatite , , that men destitute of the elemsets et the medical art have offered then-selves as candidates for public patroneje in the profeselou of Physic. l•or the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies.uni experiunce, and to preveut us from being classed among those empirics whose impudent pre. tensions have, unfortunately tor society, been too favourably er . ceived, we beg leave to sulnuit to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education,as the pupils of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and practice Vi 4 carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London HOS* pita!, we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Edet 1 . burgh, and were instructed in the different be...cies of Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Mid. Botany, Sic. &c. &c. by those eminent Pneerewa I.ln. lefotiro, Gregory, Black, Ham , hon. Duncan, mad Ruda:dere. We trwe we shall not be deemed presumptuous in nyieg, that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Haig for a long series of years made Vie:Nit:REAL . COMPI.AINTb, latl,the various diereses of I/EBII.II*Y, the particular objected ott studies aml Vain it 4, 14, we fele, be allowed that wehacs l ace 'red seperior knowkslee of their treatment and Mi. in sligh, and receut ea-es of itlection, a perfect re-establishment is completed is the ..hort per oil of two days, and in these of thi j utmost invetrra,y, wh o re clear practitioners leive failed of SUC. cc's, a proper per-everance iu our plan of treatment emarestu the j patient a sofa arid ra.lical cure. Amidst tee melencholy variety a disorders whkh are the e -1 cos of a hallit kelg and moat uultappily ',unread by the youth el lent sexes, t . .lere are none more alarming or MOM d.al rusks thee tli,; , e deficiencies aod debilities which frequently prevent or ern bitter the mat rhttletiel .e.te. To such persons if must be a cm. , • cling rdlection to keusv that they may now, by a n.w and lnfal. able mode of treatment, he teemed to teat ge stew of an human We:slugs, a triton, manly, and vigorous cun.titution In all casts of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every eke ties of Venereal 'erection, we may be consulted by patients of ci her sex with the greatest secrecy and tumour. lie tars of we. sueation at home frum ten to three, and tram six in the eventeg till ten at night. Path nts in the country are requested to stare the particulars of tireir tn.!, age, aid gins ral habit of living, Ste. 'adoring rem:- twice for advice and mtelicines, when the tame will beg vet at %eat to ahoy part 4 , f the kingdom. To (swum that secrecy sore gentlel to our undertaltine, the poetage of letters may be added ie the account for medich as. CllRitll and Cu. Sure one, No. 107. HattatoCartlis. - - -- DT MI MAJESTY'S ROYAL urrTrata.PATIENT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS. tie justly famous tot their superior efficacy is curing every demo awl ortotiern .1 the Venereal DiseaNe, the Scurvy, ke. without conibentint er restraint of diet. iv an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret man aer. One small tavtekee Pill is a Joie, it. operatien hupet..4e. tilde, and requiring no particular attention. In II der. they "sweetly erne those cruel Disinters; and where they tail in that time of perfectly revtorirg health, the r tient has the harpy assurance that be or she is sr the eve ef Wei so mound, let the degree of maligns:My he ever SD Mat. It it ay rXtell.,ncy is.•CtitiAr to these Pills, to nuke directly *o the complairing part, and enter into contest with the offetetirg miner, which they speedily dislodge and expel. 7 hey are decla red by experience to be a preserver of:waffle at will a v a revue err, by taking on l y eight single Pil:a Spring and fall .n evey pars in abort, s the Patentee bus this extraordiaary obligation to then. that whatever he practised himself front them, they were sure ti Fniiil and exceed, as though Impaiteut ot immortal and univeral ..dise• These PiUs are most worthy a place in the ablates id Niast era anti Captaitas of Ships; the too.l. sn, fat sha tbq "i keep good in all e: mates any I meth of time, end that they Ivry now borne the test of year GO years, with increasing credit t• theme:lees, and hew ter to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years they bare radically cured upwards nf 40,090 pet' 1 [ sone, many of whom had been dischat gra from ilosphals who* salivation had been fn.quently repeated, and all other metre% Made use of without effect. Preeared and Sold by the Aole Pro?rietor, Trestles Tom): Member of the RoyalColkge of Surgeons in London,at his house. No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where he will give advice, without a . Fee,to persons taking these Pills, and will anvwer Pal ents Let. tyrs, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all caves l!'" )cost inviolahle secrecy, no patient's Millie or case having beta Menti. ned, but at their own particular request, by the Prepneter ' during the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the ese dtt ties at an extensive sale of the above med ic in e, and the rig tie aliens the:et - nen. • hey . re also sold, by his appoiatmene, at the Porfuseer .o4. 35, St. eslban's-etreet, Pall-mall ; the T . !N....b0p, No. 103, Of , nrd.street ; Mr. I)isburough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, marl/ reesite the Monument ; and by one Person in every consieer.' 96 own iu England, etc. in Boxes of only 2s. 9a. eaeh. sealed up. with full and plain directions, whereby persons of tither sex re-f cure themseless with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in (treat Britaini s scale! up w ith a stare ' . 1 on which, by favourof the Conunissionere, is printed at the S." re f 1 Wien " T. Taylor, N 0.9, Now Britigteatreet," to imitate sele Is felony. and all others are counterfei, : I. inted and published by LEVEL. KENT, n r C:Jr teastory-Plae.. Lambeth, at the Si All•OU'll'11, No. 1. Mom Pub:. bed alto at the ITmv4.)relee,Ternksl4B Bee 1. :0 6 ;6 0 So , 440 50 II 4 36 9 53 531 3 4$ 4 46 y