Star. — London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

A INGSZ 'UAW FIE &WART 5. On the Bth inst. off Cape Donna Maria, the Snake 'brig, of IS guns, captured the American schOonet packet, from Jacinel to Newbury Port, with coffee and togwooJ, out seven days; which vessel was or derc..l for this port, and may be hourly expected. • The 3unon, Nynlphe, and Tenedos frigates, Of 38 guns each, the Ara, Epervier, .and FantOthe brigs, of 18 guns eachb and the Shelburne schooner, of 13 guns, were lying at Halifax on the 14th ult. On the 29th tilt. off Black River, the Sarah Ann fell in with the American schooner privateer Fox, last from Carthagena ; the Captain and crew of which behaved in a shameful manner, threw one; half of her cargo overboard, robbed all her iron bal last, sails, rigging, cables, &c. excepting the main bail and jib, broke down her bulwarks, and perpetra: ted every possible mischief,, and she became so clip. pled, that, had she not fallen in With la Bonne Ci toyenne frigate, it Is probable she would not have reached her destination, when she received sttch assis tance from that Vessel, and the loan Of g sail) as ena bled her to make Port Royal. The Spanish schooner Golandrino, Giraldi, from Loango, with 292 slaves, arrived at St. Jag° de Cuba on the 2d inst. She had been previously de tained by the Heron brig, of 16 guns, Captain MlCUlloch, and carried into Barbadoes,, where pro. feedings had been instituted against her in the Vice- Admiralty Court,but she was afterward libel aced, and proceeded with the last fleet from that island. The ship. Nancy, Bonrden, which sailed hom this port on the 21st of September last, under convoy of the Argo frigate, of 44 guns, Captain Quinton, after having separated from her, was unfortunately cast away on thel6th of October last, at aboutfour leagues to the eastward of the Havannah. The ship Sir James Yeo, Humble, which . sailed crofts this port for Halifax in December last, was af terwards cast away at the Bird Rock, Crooked Island, When a large proportion of her cargo, consisting of rem, was saved by the Government schooner Swift, and other vessels. The American frigates United states and Macedo i►ian, andAloop of war Hornet, escaped from New London on the 28th of December, and the Constella tion from Boston, about the same period. The Essex bed not reached any American pit. The Bramble schooner, of 12 guns, Lieutenant koron, had arrived at Annapolis from Englandovith dispatches from the British Government. The Ringdeve brig, of IS guns, Captain Dowers, *filch arrived at Port Royal on the sth inst. left Ha iifaz on the 12th ult. anchored at St. Georges, Ber thuda, on the 22L1, proceeded from thence on.the '23d, for Nes, Providence, where she arrived on the 27th, *rad sailed in a few hours after for this On the Sd inst. the Riugdove captured a Spanish Itchoorret, from St. }ago de Cuba to St. Domingo, with dty goods, which had the day previous been taint by the Carthagenian privateer New Grenada. Lieutenant William Fleming,. Midshipman • .I‘.;tin %n ht gherer, and three men, were sent on board to bring her into port, but we regret to state, that on the acv day in a stmng gale and heavy sea, about a bile astern of the Ringdo - e, the schooner suddenly went down, and all hands perished, by which unfor ecoate accident the service has been deprived of two Valuable young officers, of respectable connections and promising abilities. Dr. Chadwick was drowned a few days since in Attempting to cross Buff Bay river, in St. George's, when he was swept away by the r... i ridity of the stream, sad his buly wa:s fottnd some hours afterwards near 'White River estate, almost two miles below the i lace *there lie had entered. . An ielarming fire broke out about six o'clock on Math, afternoon at Colonel Macrae's pen, at the top of she Slipe pen road, when both the dwelling- Unsex and all the out-offices were eonsumed, as well tus the furniture, plate, carriages, &c. belonging to Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, Deputy Adjutant Ge seral of the Force . s i In whose occupation it was. The Inilitary from Up-Park-Camp repaired thither with great promptitude, and rendered every assistance in their- power, but from the want of water their exer- Gons were unavailing. Lieutenant Reid, of the 13:h OP Royal irish Regiment, fell from the top of one of the houses,• while endeavouring to extinguish the frames, and received considerable . injury. The fire Was occasioned by a negro carelessly throwing sparks horn a_pipe - among some hay, which was placed under the principal house, and took fire. Tuesday morning a full muster of the Kingston tegimefx of. took place on the . Parade, *hen a royal salute was fired, and three cheers given, itt comn:emoration of the late glorious achievements on the Continent of Europe. The three troops of Horse mustered on the Race-ground, on the sime ft - axiom In-the evening a sumptuous entertainment was prtparsd at Watson's Long Room, where the Officers and several of their friends dined - together, and passed the evening with the greatest conviviality and harmony. The following toasts weft drank, and the trines attitohed played : " The King"—Gon save the Khig. tie" 'f'ise Prince Regont'' 7 —The Pluto and Old England for ever. 3. "The Qa een and ltoya Vienne—Duke of York's Much. 4. 46 The peror orßassta and oar brave Allies"—March in the Battle of Prague. 5. " Fiel&Maishat the Matguis otWellingtom—British Gres tachers. 6. "The Print* of Orange, and restoration of Liberty In Eniland"—Downfall of Paris. 7. " Sir Thomas Graham"-O'er the Hills and hr awe. & " The Nay" and Army"—Hearts of Oak. 9. " Pat rktts of Old Spain"—Spanish Patriots.. 10. " General Prevost and oor Fortes iu Canada; may they eftvinee the Yankees that it is better to Le our Friends than Poev"—Yankeentsudie. " Peace and Unanimity al/ the World over"-.-Whilst sappy in my native I.and. 12. " The Governer and the blind"—ltalitnba. I/. "'Admitat Brown and the Squatirbie t —Rule Rrltatmla. 14. "'Oeneral Fader and - the Panes"—March ld Mae Braid. 15. " 1 be ItlWtia of Jimaiea"—Qafcit Step. "The Fair Sex of,famaite—Ha l's heart fbr falsebtiod - R - anied: 17. " The United Kinglinth and tiiirif the CohtMlerahraye aid is the support of her Independettete—Gotnes-Cord. • IS: y.'l he Gentlemen who Ole honoared orwlth' their pre. *toe* this elaningray wa a' putt !wag/ hi n.e - At Miss Wynter's Tavern, The Non-copithistargi . ed °lifters and pritystta.of the first Greaadieno ' livid !' a timber of their friends, participated - of the generbit festivity,. anstlegalit; iiaber having bees - provided' te • eelebrate the happy • , The Non-consisissicied, QAksAsaptioica the MlNaltadjahtaminfantElCAMPlllllil=l.M..l&.n _ i• honoir oT the 'gratifying • *• ,, c tairehl, ilk eer at Wathott's suCcesses in 'Europe. the Members of the Jamaica Club atio partook of a sumptuous entertainMent at the Club-rooth In nuke street, and spent the evening *lth great Con viviality. Several parties as§enil•lpci at Walters' for the Same' purpose, where excellent 'Cheer was ptoridedb'apd the evening spent with great hilarity. Must df the inhahltains of Colour evinced tiler loy alty sud gratification at the triumph over the enemy, by private entertainments in different parts of the city. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 26, 1814 following Appointment was omitted in tl.. Gazette of the 2 , 2 d instant : Al-11..r the Hon. lamb Stanhope, of the Ist Foot Guard - ! to be Lieuretlant-Culonel in the Army. stemott.ttvoust. _ _ The appointment of Charles de Jolivette, Gent to he Ensign iu tl:e Regiment of Dillon, as stated in the Gazette of the sth instant, has not token place. EINA in in the Gazette of the Ist instant. 14th FoOt—For George Fosherty, Gent. to be , read Henry Fesberry, Gent. to be Ensign. iO , ll Foot—For Ensign J. Egerton, front the Tyrone Militia, to be Enaigh; read Ensign J. Gaston, &c. - - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, mAncti 22. Medical Establishment fir the Military Department of the Ordnance. _ . John Webb, Esq. lnspector•General of Ordnance Hospitals, to be Director-General of the Ordnance Mi.dical Depa talent. Royal Artillery Drivers—Charles Coi dtaux, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kirsopp, promoted. Engineers of the King's German legion—First I.ieutenant F. de Gaugrebeu to be Second Carain. Commissions signed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name asci on tie behalt of his Majesty .. A 'iutant James Saunders, from the 6th Regime 1 - , to he Adju tant to tht 3d Regiment of Warwickshire Local Militia, vice Macpherson, deceased. Adju ant Benjamin Robinson, from the 3d Oxford local to be Adjutant to tlie sth W:arw.ckshire Regiment of Local Militia, vice Saunders. Bernard M. Senior, Gent, to be Militant to the North Glou cester Regiment of Local Militia, vice Park.n, fesignei. William Hebron, Gent. to be &it° to the Perrith Regiment of Local Militia, vice Bennett, appointed to the Regtear Militia. Thomas Vi'atani, Gent. to be ditto to the ist Regtment of North York ditto, vice Sleigh, di ceased. Commissions signed by the LOI d Lieutenant of the County of Del by —Derbyshire Old Militia. Thomas F Buckley, Samuel Hawkins, and William Gale, E4grs. to be Captains ; Philip Bas , ano, Henry Wraggis, and Jonathan Ma.sey, Gems. to Le Liemenantg. Chatswyrth Regiment of Local Militia—Edmund Phillips Stock, Esq. to be Captain. • Commiisions in the Tower Hamlets Mlitia, signed by the De puty lieutenants, in the abs-nce of the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Royal Regiment—Lieutenant Samuel Burrows to be Cap tain, vice Leonard; Ensign Van Battle to be Lieutenant, vice Burrows, promoted; Ensign Thomas Litherlaml to be Lieute nant, vice Scott, dthmissed ; Char:es Green bay, Gem. to be . - Ensign, vice Van Baer!e, promo: rd ; James Ryder Mowatt, Gent. to be ditto, vice Li:MAIM, pi omoted. 4d Royal Regiment—Lieutenant Mark ONhaughneviy to be Captaip, vice NVillard, promoted; Lnsign Robert Butler to be Lieutehant, vice O'Shaughiiv•sy, promoted. he King's German Legion. lst Regimart of Light .Dragoons—Lieutevant General Count Walmoden to be Colonel-Command ,nt, v ce Bock, dr ceast.d. The First Provisional Ba!talitos of Mili.la—Captaiii M. Chau ' b. rlain, from the I hth Foot, to be Major, with permanent rank, vice Forster, dectased. The Third Provisional Battalion of Militia—Ens!gn C. A. (lam len to he Lieutenant, vice Calcraft, whose appuintuteu Las not taken place. To be Ensigns—Ensign Benjamin Carry, of the North Devon With, vice Satchell, whose appoilittitent,has not taken pl.tce; Ensign Nathaniel Eliss, of ditto, vice Webs er, promoted. MEMORANDb The undermentioned Officers art supers*ti, being absent without leave, viz Lieutenant Brlsac, 30:FiFoot ; Lieutenant Carew, 37th Foot; and ensign t-tulan, 89th Foot. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cnunty of . . Stafford. The King's Own Regiment of Mill:a—Lieutenant Charles Wil kinhott to he Captain, vice l'lonkett, appointed to rlr.• Lit.e ; NV Ulla ;I) Stoddart, Gent. to be Lieveztant, vice Daniel, ap pointed to the I.ine ; James Underhill, Geut. to be /1 1 1,ig , ', vice Brown, reaigned ; John Bisset, Gent. to be En-igit ar-t1 Assistant•Sutgeoir, vice Lugar, resigned. North Regiment of Local M Bag4haw, and Thotre , . • M'arl, E9qrs. to be Captain,; LnOgn Jotiathatil.owe Chethant to be Lieutenant. South Reg.ment of Local Taylor, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Palmer, resigned. BANKR UP I CY ENLARGED. May 10, John Brook, of Lee is, Yorkshire, upholsterer and ca• ',met maker, at el, yen, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, I.reds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Ituu 11 , late of Upper Seymour-street, Portman-square, Middlesex, grocer, dealer and chapman. Andrew John Mackenzie, of South-street, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, yeast-merchant, dealt, and chapman. BANKR 1 1 Simon Lewitt, of Faxfleet, Yorkshire, cornfactor, dealer and chapman, to surrender April 4,5, and May 1, at tlevet , ' at the Halt-Moon Inn, Howd e n . Attornies, Messrs Low ndes and Lowndes, lted Lien square, Lyndon; or Messrs. Spiffurth, junior, and Ptirson, Howden. IVilltani Sherwood, of Liverpool, soap-manufacturer, dealer and chapman ; tpril 14,15, and May 7, at eleven, at Vie Globe . . , . Tavern, Li verpool. Attornies; Messrs. Griffirlis and Hinde, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, John -street, Bedford-row. Benjamin Wells of Gracechurch.strert, ',onion, hosier and gin. ver, dealer and chapman, March 29, April 5, an,: May 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and Faeren, 38, 'I t:readneedle street, London. William Smith, of Hatt-street, London, corn-dealer and chap. man, March 29, April 12, and May 7, at twel% • , at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Parnther and Turner, London-street, Fen church street, London. Stephen. Brice, of Whitney, Oxfordshire, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 2S, at eleven, April 6, and May 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Surman, Golden-square. Edward Lane the younger, late of Mowntnessing, Essex, farmer, dealer and chapman, April 3, 16, and May 7, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Mr. Henry Stanley, Billet icay,Essex, or Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, Took's-court, Chancery-lane. John Hall, of Lyndhurst, Hants, victualler, dealer and chapin an, April 13, at one, April 14, and May 1, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses, Southampton. Attornies, Mr.l3arney, Southamp ton ; or Mr. Roey No. 4, Howard -street, Strand, London. JtAta Freeman, of Hatton-Garden, Middlesex, taylor, March 29, April 9 r and May 7, at eleven, at Gni lhalL Attorney, Sir Sa muel Whiteomlie and Mr. King, Serjeant's-Inny Fleet-street. Samuel Fropkinr, of Lea Forge, near Nantwich, Cheshire, iron master,, dealer and ehipman, April 28, 29, and May 7, at driven, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich. Attornies, Messrs. Ealeston and Elwood, Nantsvieh ; or Messrs. Bourdillon an 4 Hewitt, Little Friday-street', Cheapside, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL• April 16, Wm. Jarman, of Bisbopsgate-street without, under taker, at one.. 'April 26, Thomas Rutt, Dalkon, stock-broker, areleven.• April 23; Wm. Ethel the elder and Thomas Ethel, Birmingbata, upholsterers, atone. April 19; Robert Tippler and I.eonard - Leadley. of Tdwer-street, brokers, at eleven. April 9, Mort totes;•Cannon-street; bookselkr; Dr one. April . 16, lobo Vasighrbti r Edirod-street, CaYendisb-squart, wirer and brandy- Merchant,at twalve. , May 7, lobo Adams and Jobb Sprsgg, of Great St..ThoitarApostksi f stationersiat tea. April 16,'1 hos. Aliktoo,•Portsea,asats,. Wen-drape; at Orel*. April 23, The- Chafiellladva‘. floWth Audle7-etr4at, r taylor, at tea. May lai Was. Ma*, Woolltitts, anoter-atarieer' ot tea. April ithfrard As* and" butter Cotiper- Road,.l3eflitoatlie ,O, sierehatv, at tlitive.- Aprolll,lolo Hook, of Neve4eati, oftettaller, a9ll. . _ . _ cis Cyliens, Nicholas bine, aid trenchley, Rent, tintb"r chants, at ten. May 3', Mudd and Richard Blachford, L econil..ml stet,lacenten, at Orem. Aprilf 6, James Torr, St. Johii-i•re,:t, West Smithfield, linen-draper, at tea. April iO, Vern Suit,,,,, of Salters'-Hall-cpurt, merchant, at elev-n. April 50, Tltortias Moore, Worthing, builder, at eleven. April 16, Joseph Perry. King's Arms-passge, Conlin, broker, at one. April 16, Jahn Israel, Dory•sireet, St. Mary-Ate, jeveller, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. AVril 20, Jonathan Holson, of Radcliffe, I.ancashire,, calico- printer, at two, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester. A: , rti Matou, New at um, grocer, at twelve, at the Assembly Rooms, New Sarum. CERTIFICATES, Ara►t. 16. Edward Mesttni, Port•ea, milky. Joseph Lancaqter,TmAing, printer. John Holland, Levvet , , corn-Staler. Gehrge Wallet the younger, Gte.t Malvern, dr,regist. WiWant I orlke, recr!es, grocer. Janu•e Gould, Bymouth. builder. I.dward fotvden, of Stock ort, linen.driv e ser. John Tarlow, of Itavens•one, draper. George Leonard Tautz. Balier-s , reet, l'ortnrin ;via e. tay lor.— John Thosn'tt Mule, Colchester, salter. Joist•pli Smith, uf Lir 1111111,1iiin, draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Hallam; aro' Allem, Camberwell, wax-cha. , ...iler4. Vriaey and Ba ;; naD, Birmingham, toy-manufacturers. i'Arker. D.)ncaver, drapers. Bari y and Price, 1)i re-et. Mean, .;tad White Lead, Rood-lane, wine•ierehant4. Mu..soti a:i4l Bo:ttsfori, mercers. C. and W. Guntin, We,t tree, paper-maker% Applt yard and k%ltathe:-..r*. Pat ket mid Carr, Liverpm.l, brok, ri. Pa: tinsm: and Co. ig [mt. Parker a:o.! Roberftbaw, Bkliop Auckland, li:ien-inznuf:, Copland and IVl'Dowal, Liverpool, slip 1)1'M:els. (;90.trich and Carter,.Leice•ter, ho.iers. Clam- and Sons, Li orl-,:rove. 1-I..vp woced and Walkden, Blackburn, calico-maneiactu:ers. UNIVE Rs irr IN7 ELL IGENCE. OXFORD, AIARCI:, 16. Sa•urclay last, Mr Martin Stow, of Nevv ColLge, was admittril fellow of that society. Wednetalay last the following Gentle:nen were :itl:nitted to degrees : Doctor in Civil I.3lN—Rev. John Michell, R.C.L. of fester College, and l'rebe!.thity of Gloucester, Grand CompJundec._ Bachelors of Art;—Mr. Dov.ci Rod:iLy 10 , ti ray, of Christ church; Mr. John Jt iferis Coles, of College. The followir..A pers:ins Were ort:ain..ti by tbs.; Lord Bslup of Chester, at St. James's Church, last week Deacons—Ectwd. Law, 11.. x. Christ Chug cll, Oxfor.! ; J. Drink water, Literate; Edward Whist on Yorke, Literate; J..ihn Camp bell, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge; Joseph Coolie, Literate ; T. Hutchinson, Literate ; .1. Darwin, B A. :•'t John's College, Cambridge; James Britton, B.A Christ Church, Oxford ; Limes Bagg, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge ; Sampson Harris, B A. lixeter College, Oxford; James Hull, M.A. of Marisbal College, Aberdeen ; J. M. Colson, of Wadliam Oxford. Priests—T. Swetter.ham Eaton Swettenham, literate ; C. Job son I.yon, 11. A. 'Erbil,' College, Cambridge; Fred. Ricketts, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford; John Kelly, literate; Henry B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge; Richard Harris l'fitha-n, B.A. 11.•asenno.e College, Oxford; Richard Boys.* ' b A. Christ Church, Oxford ; It. Lambe Ward, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.; Alvery Dodsley Flams:cad, M.A. Eniatanuel Col.ege, Cant bridge. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Chrimopher 'Settle.ll, M.A. is pre•inltcd to the place and dignity of Dean of the C:abetlral Chureh vuld by the death of tt.r. The Rev. 1.. Treadway, to !he if l•e • cry of s.Ve.tw!ch, Norfolk. The Rev. George Cratbe, to the !Nair, ut :FrowLnitlgt., vo:d by the resi k toz.:ion of Mr. lter.•sford. The Rev. John Holmes, of Gaw.ly Hall, ia Notfolk, to the vicarage of ihstun. RECO RDE R' S Ia:TJRT. Saturday the RitcoßDEa made a Report to the PIiINCE RF.GENT of the following COlll/ it: sen tence of Death in Newgste, viz. Robert Brady alias Hazard, Joseph Drewe May, Taomas Ricketts Lyon, it:lin Keane Wright, George Lentz, Thomas srnith, and Wiitiam Atkin son, tOr y.tr;ous forgeries; Storman, for set ting lits to his ; and William ing, for bitrgl.try and returning from it ansportation— . Witch Kane :this 1Vol;11t, Aihsn ron, .'l,ll-..!:.7n, and Golding, were ordered 14 execution on Saturday next, the 2.1 clay of April. Ro!)crt Brady alias Hazaid, and George Lentz, I.rere respite(' d•triog pleasure. DIR On the 9.3,1 irwanr, at Brit, the Lady of Dr. Vetch, Physician to the Forces, of a naught( r. At t - i.trwich, the Lady of Captain nerl9ck, Commander of the Lark packet, of that port. * _ _ At 1-kiningron, Wilts, on Saturday senoight, the Lady of the Rev. W. C. CoLon, of St. Mary-hal f of a sun. MARRIED. At West Bromwich, the Rev. W. S. Rufford, M.A. to Aune, daughter of Stephen Barbet-o%n. of Vialsal. itt Croydon, the Rev. R. Bt.wden, of Isling'on, to Maria, younge•t daughter o: the Iste I. Hum, hrey-,Esq. of Stroud-green. March V.l, at Southpether7on, 6.mhz - set; •Nlajhr S;sapland, of the Hwa. Ea ) t India Cdrupany'i service, Ull the Bengal merits, to Misi Ntehotetts of Brunorree. Hail Herefordshire 1 hursday se'r.night, Captain Grate, of the Royal Mati:!e , , to Miss Duncan, daughter of the late A. Duncan, Esq. of Wurcerver. Wednesday, at little Parndun Ess r z , George iltonias Nichol son, E.q. Barrhiter, to Anne Eli zabeth, second daughter of Wm. Smith, Lag. M.P. Tuestray se'nn.ght, Captain John Duff Markland, R.N. to Helen Ellary, daughter of Lewis Dyino;:k Grovernor Tregon well, Esq. of Cranburne Park, Dorset. lu the parish church of 'St. Andrew, Jamaica, Alexander Aik man, jun. E.q. Printer to his Majesty, and the lion. House of Assembly of that Is:and, to Mary, secuud surviving daughter of the late William Pryan, Esq. formerly im-rchant, of Kingston. Lately, Mr: S. Panion, of Nafferton, Yoskslire, to the only daughter of Mr. I'. Allanby, of the same place. When the imp dais took place, the bride was only 13 years tad ; and still mine remarkable, when She was seven years out, she wrglied teven stone ; when nine, nine stone; and so on to eleven ; art' af.er that time, her age increased more than her weight, but she weighed 12 stone when married. DIED. Yesterday morning, at her house in Grosvenor-place, the re vered Lychees Dowager of I.einster. The 6:h instant, on his pa+.age• to 1.1.h0n, where he was going for the recovery of his health, '1 Loma, James Straker, h.q. of the Island of Barbadoes. The 24th instant, John, the infant son of Joint Meyer, Eq. of GuilMord-street, Kasai -square. Sunday se'nnight, at his Louse in Bury, Sir Wm. Dnlben, Bart. of Flnedon, NorthamptonsLire, in the Ruth year of his age. Thu' slay, Mrs.Winstanley, wilt of the Rev. Dr. Win.tanity, principal of St. Alba! Ital. A few days since, Lieutenant D. Robinson, of the Ordnance Department at Harwich. A few days age, at Cambridge, Mr. John lzowteg, •tattoner, leaving no issue. tie wiled the major part of his propel ty tJ the Colleges at that University. _ . . The 16th instant, at his . heat Fairy-Lill, hle of Wight, the Rev. U.Oblandrr, B.D. fellow of Winchesk r colkge, recur of WI& ley, artd vicar of Wymenng and S. Helen's. 'At Brecon, the kev. lobo Williams, LLB. of Ahercanilais, Archdeacon of Cardigan, and one of the Caloll ittiidelltiary of St. Day.d s. At Cambridge, the Rev. Humphrey Stnner, I) 0. Prevost of King's college, Oxfoitl. Saturday se ; nolght, as Mr. Uliss, pzinter or Oxfor4, was star.d ing iu the market, he was seized with a fir, sad bring cirried - home expired without uttering a word. Lately, in'the North of Spain, George Hal: en, Esq. a Captain Is the First, or Royal Regiment of Dragoons. The 17th instaaniat Lazonby, Cambia land, in consequence of ir fall tram his horse, aged 46, S. B. Pearson, M.D. Thulleth instant, at Brasted-p1...-e, Kent, the Rev. W. Peters. The 21st Instant, at Higlibury Terrace, IL Wigan, Esq. late Lleuthfata-Coltonel of the West London Id ia. Friday aelaalshe s at Cave, Car fun nary - seri of No Maiesty's _ _ _ _ _ • • • . • . . • , •• . .• • ctm.stornA/:: mrsitrift.s. cAnt - 4a. Tn. Mr. B. Curs r, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, lilact. riars. • DIAR Sall, Portgntotith. Aug. 15, Ihl 3, On board the sf.ip VC3IIII for Sr. It.lca. ITAVING hcen much iitliicted with Gout, attentli..l. JI.. with a Liver complaint, for a rear tittmlNee Of years, a! , ,! so distre,......t Aitft wt.-Jules, and c , -ntraction•i, as to be ioca;t4l.le of attending my kegimeot as a Captain in the .1 , :a..!-11:it:. 1 ,er , :it ~ I returned to this country with hopes of obtainiti: a curt:, Mier( eery means was tried tear tbo }cars %lid a Galt Wi , isoli• II:: 1.-a,t ru.-cess, when a trlet.d p.n. Inc one of you: I-am i ht e l ,, w h o ., I f mind Case to, of Mr. liaymais, exac.ly sitatlar to my thvt:, svi•icf. induced me to atter..l you. In a few days w.s much rviieve:!, and in tw o mont h s so inue;•. tztal, of n a l s y tn s2 h .l t i . C en t;i l l :' V h.d he n t ' e r e e n SU C l t i e t ; , t i lv ii)ooks , ittration, au d of the I f oitourabl : ter lint-Inlr . t t.:ow, ;Say. and by utaktn it as rall•C as poisebit' wiil much übly,-, Dea! S:r, Yuur rta.w. obedtent lut:thie Servant, R. H. STATUAM. (cA it 1•!• • lU Int! Vaper.) A CIALTAIN DISt)RDESt. rill-IL Value of 1)u. I . ". EMAN'S C.; LTTA 1 ha t : be:en so Isit.i; pruv...l, that nothing of the presert Oat can hear a eJnlpeittion w ill it, iii all the different stavt-c or cert.:tin ;.iseste ; y. - ;:iclt it eliec ,- ualiy cote% , nd eradicate, fe , vn the h;.bit, W t!hout exciting tht. paintut ft el: + t , and v%p• , ,,,r t 'o i , t aVet.tia hoot Ihilitatic;; the west : totion in ziy dri'e's, or earn recrir; ctr..U.:einetit front busitiews car rt:4l;i. tiuu 41 diet. Tht: I v trues of these ine-tim.cbh Dropsl.l*.t proved their claids to pilhlic approbation for rn , re 3tl eta.. In al! the tle:itlity of h.dh scats they trove a never-f iling re.:,. rat:re—win tl:er he di Inlay is pr. , tltiect! L; mit f: 0.! tr•• ! u f ~, cury, by ithett pleasurc Sp, or the effects of a warm climate. la :ruvyllers and those Oil! abrteitl, they cannot 116 rec , ptunrmud cud sloni•ly, as they will rective a safe, speedy, and tocnid e s se cure, in .‘ll (Ad stubborn and every weakness that itTe;:s the bladder and cri' an. ',t By t• s efficacy many women have btcornt: mothers, who tur many 5..a.rs !tad been derived (4 04ut Sul i v..hulegale and remit. at Mr. ntalf•e4, No. 4, Cht.: , .:-u u d t , the vtd ner ofPattrz (214 y t-d; and i eta t l, by ;k:; : vi An?, Purtsvooni:a; 11.171 Johnsrn, Gt.spt,ut,; ; Mal!'ry, and Jams, l-nttstst ; Free:air:, I:t.,•ter ; Contnnrtln., Gl:uviaclid ; ticsi' Gobert, and ii.otiand, !er 11Idr (: la how ; t`te:th, St i.tt, and ile: - .!;urn, I::•l't,borrh ; Crewel!, B uh ; Nn,. h p tc k . hltal ; IVbite, Briehroa ; WO' ertS. Sen'on, and Kati, Ci.clien. ham ; Crepe!) and IsllL:sge,Edwards lnd Penny, Livetp , ..l; mitins atul Lynne , Mancin.-s•er; jtowrn , Norwich ; Ktictrt au 1 1.10)d, P. rtniugi-am ; igh(nn ; and must hied.c.l:: Ven , !ers, in I,uttle4, st 2s. !A. 4 s Ce._ an ADVICE. HEN Men of Eaucation and protessiinat skill l i i r tase;.crscr :rug endeavours to %list:over the rno:1 are ni :era n method of treat lig a few prevaTrg aseases, t'ee sac.e.• 'ut result' of their experience !s the b , s) proof of sup, r;orit e Messrs CUSS and Co. as reoiar Members of the Itcyai College of Surgeons in London, 'lave h.: .:11 iuJuced te :w i t th- cure of the :ollow:ng the object a: their particular steely . v.& a certain Disorder, frequent.y contracted tn a moutetit 0' inie.:l - end :ts concomitants, Stricte: ::.i and Worts, u I.:ti. ty an improved plan, are -feectly and eCectitally cured; as alsu do bilay, whether arisin, , trout Bacchanalian indutgetices, long resf d:cce 'r ....urn &Luxes, or a secret soll , ary vice, too of:en en happily pursued by the road' of both sexes, In the ilk c. , esing sterlity or barrenness, aul in the wiser a numerous min of net sous I.seases, winch, if not timely remedied, terminate in in: , ,lis tence and consionpoon In that distressing state at J-bilizv it deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful bal,ks or aris'ng fr.w. any other cause, by which the powers of the cdfiri. tution become enfeebled, as regtibuly educate'! Sarrorn of Loss don, they Offer a firm, safe, anti speedy restoration to sound and e'gorous health. Alta-rs. Coos am!. Co. exclusively professing the cure of these virt•cular completes, ,:, order that they may not he, by a fist..k_li few, iffark:l It it's the ob:oguy so justly aftacht.l to the Ignorant onp!ri.:., think it Luc ponce to themselves to strt t' .it they have Leen property educated and inloaed into eery branch of the prole:soon (certificates of a itl.h, from ciatrvit liosp'fai., and testinionbo4 front lie most taunt:tit Vl.ysiciafs, they have t.) coev:Ree any ing n the. the succrss tesultirg front their etit.e.n..•:tri flrst iii , :ficed them to qu't the ;name of :be' enteral l'ra.t!Ce.efer, on.: they presume that their pmeis ors conse:ute a 'air ground 'or the unprecedented confidence w:tk wt.'ell they tare, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. 'the r •ziot :1 lonA :::d extensive practice has enabled them, by a sliperior nte:hu3, to r:niove venereal complaints, however .nv. trate or compliceed wallow. subjecting the patient to at least re:train., :n Girt or est-re:se ; tAtd in recent Case° where as early antic:it:on is made on dicers!: y of the Infection, the) he luently perform a cure :n the shot t space of two days. The en preveleeted success of tiofir nu 'de of treatment (which ! as aunt !•ven known to Fle in c or sires: Instance in a practice tit IS yers, due eg which rerio: tr my th.m•ard pruons of isieh FV:t ; hal been cued, even after nacre and injurious int ttio.ls 14.: bretl pursued by other Piac hioners without efiect„ ilid.:Ceb then: to thus ptild cry offer their :;thrice. To be consulted daily by Patients of efth .r sex, wtth secrecy, delicacy, and attention.—Lettits from a.e country, con.a.eire the paroculars of t!:e case, are, and manner ~f firms eclos I.g a renettance, duly attended to, and advice and Nlediiin: for warded to any pint of tits kingdens GE)tiNdire CO. curfetins. t e., orniverte.screet Ft-et-street. CHALLENGE. MESSRS.CURRIi. and Co. Stageens, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wnolt world to s single instance where their Medicine awl method of cure e-, r galled of the cleereil effect. The practices of many years tr. particular branch of their prate:Tian has not given ri4e to use unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and roe of Venereal Complaints, and that derargement of the system, which is the cocaequenceot the pernicious ;tad wasteful uffert of a habit long end most unhappily put . ..tied by the youths both !n the one it will he tound to be the unfailing source s+t harr,h nes, ; the o• her have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dii- Messing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tcris.iiwes in impotence. These are its remote and ultamal c e:!,•ct%, !:ile c...!- suniptions, loss of muscular pow er,and various tierv.siiii connA. usually characterise the es: her stages of this solitary sons languishing under the , 11.sorders incident to sue. a :..311! , , r ireatrnent is simple and has never proved un•nezcs •twl. he cour,e of a long, lahcrious, and much emend:-.1 l.ra:ttee. 16 he most iihstin Ate and cmp: cited cases of vetw; . cal tioection, • *.:N as obstructions to the lirr:hra, spungy etc . ..es:ewes, mars, Ballots ulcers, tructi.ms, -eininal 1 4;,, , •5, as also S l'U RES, Whether recett or of long duration, and which have haffted tLift :All efother Pracutioners ; are by the r 2.-essitit •nipcovet?*.Ati treatm effectually and permanently cured, wit : pattat sufrerligthe exorsc - ai•ny : , ain and alarntir,g bertorrhage whid• often follows the apprcation of the lunar cai!st c. In the merit of SO yawls extensive practice in this itietropol 5, wita-tuus cases blt itrtctures have been aril are s!aity mider e.cir care, the to•si eradication of wMch are effected by a safe, certain, aril eiv..e‘'•o tows mode of practice, superior to aro; otho- yet f;.• Weaknae, reaxatitio, aii•l t rr o re c e..og from this co - r.- Pla:ln. Ls speedily temps aril the patiesu restored 14 , YE 11 and vigorous health. Pet viler.. the 4!eW:ity has for y e a,' e t!r ted, a pr; Ter persever2nie in their reit•itatire ter .1 ie_ter,aft:r Stricture has been destroyed, Is Indirprnsahly re.:ei site to r, t.rt the slumbering stiarks or life, rid to reaitimate the c , ins•it.err. o. Several Nob:eni:n and tiennenutt, of the firs: respeciah nave been under the care of Messrs. Currie .113 Co for to'c re moval or complaints of the Urethra, Etr.ettircs, ia34, v!.'' received a radical and pernicient cure, miaest that rt (crew ntay be nude to them as satisfactory evideact s at the i'eeid: 0- periority of nissrs, Cultic and Co.'s Can tit' tresint.-nr. AIL • or these Gentlemen had Strictures from tot to ts-Jtcs rrio• and were under the care of Messrs. Home and 1 lear.s .;:••. And other surreons of equal eminence, who attenirits'. their i.,av by the application of the lunar stiastrr, without sue( Patients in the Country are rzir rested to lute Ike parti,•ii ••rs. of tt.eir case, age, and mum r Ili tari..s.rig a t hine fur advite and medicines, :Lid the sane will be grill or turwttded to any raft of the Kierilom. Messrs. Currie and Co. may coriositral by clthi f " 14 . b the greatest delicacy, secrecy and henaut, at thole 107, Haitonalardeii.. • HIGH WATER AT LONDON 0011 I U-MORRO . Mon:rug 2 . 11 to •• a'•rr 7 Afton non ...... . ft; h noun ar.,r LONDON : Premed by lavE LK r tr, Picket Place; auk - - - i NS %••••••-• •1•11•••• A .anul • of I, 111 rg.; °Pe Ro V No. bY I to tl ....... 1 sod Tlw ADI J. ( Pt bet 1.41 the SI lif ul it bl k ti i 1 a