Star. — London, England, 1810-02-12 00:00:00

PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEBRUARY in. Cop! of a Letter from Coptain Bligh, of his Nfajesty's Ship VA. addressed to Admiral Lord Ganibier, aud transmitted by • • 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Lord James MY, from the Sgroat, to be Cartain of a Conipatry, by purchase, vice Lord W. G.H.So merset, who retires. sth Ditto—Thomas bluirhead, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,. Showbridge, who retires. York Light Infantry Votunterr3—Captain Frederick Welsh from the I.6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice:furner, who exchanges. • lit Ct.ylon Regiment-o-Captaln John Mackenisurg, Cram the 3d Ceylon Regiuwnt, to be Captain of a Company, •ice Fsaier, who exchuges. To'be First Lieutenants, without purchase, Second Lieutenant Crosbie Christian, from the .34 Ceylon Regl. nsent; Second Lieutenant Wm. Franchediticeond Lieutenani Peter Edwards, from the 3d Ceylon Regiment. him to John Wilson Cruker, Esq. His Majoty's Ship Valiant, off Delldsle, February 8. My Lord---I beg leave to -acquaint you, that at daylight this morning I fell in with, and after six hours chace, captured the Vreeeli frigate Cannoniere (now called the Confiance), from the isle of France, in 'part disarmed, having canteen guns and a com plement of a hundred and thirty-seven men, and laden with. a cargo of colonial produce. It appears she was lent to the merchants cf the Mauritius, for the purpose- of transporting this valuable cargo to France. I have, &c. • (Signed) aottx BL OH. Copy of a Letter from. Captain Palmer, of his Majesty's Sloop Pheasaqt, addressed to Admiral Young. and by him transmit ted by the latter to John Wilhon Cruiser, Esq. His Majesty's sloop Pheasant, at 94-1, Feb. 4, 1810. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that off ' Scilly, yesterday at eleven A. M. .on clearing up of a thick fog, a lugger was seen bearing west about the distance of six or sevenauiles from this sloop.— There was then but a very light air of wind from the northward, I therefore thought it useless to cline but made sail from him, keeping the Pheasant's head sails as much aback as possible, and the lugger direct a stern, to prevent his discovering us to be a' vessel of war; and I was happy to see that the ma noeuvre took, as he immediately made all sail after ns, and with rowing, &c. was up to the Pheasant by five P. M. when he hoisted French colours and gave us a shot ; on which I tacked, and had the good for tune in passing him to strike away his topmast ; the lugger likewise 7ave the Pheasant his guns in passing, and fired several volleys of small arms at her without effect. lam happy to add, that after a chace of four hours I succeeded "in capturing her, whose name is le Comte D. Hnnebourg, belonging to St. Maloes, carrying IA guns, which were thrown overboard in the chace, and her crew consisted of 55 men ; had . been out three days from the Isle of Bas, had not made any capture, is a new vessel upwards of eighty tons, and on. her second. cruise.. I have, &c. (Signed) JOHN' PALMER. Copy of a Letter from Captain Stuart, Commanding hit Majes ty's Ship Clyde, to John Wilson Crofter, Esq. dated at Sea, February 6. Sir—Be pleased to inform my Lords Commission ers of the Admiralty, that his Majesty's ship Clyde, sander my command, after a chace of five hours, has captured the French lugger privateer- la Transit, pierced for fourteen guns, and having forty-five men, last from Botwdeaux. I have the honour :a be, &c. (Signed) iresiN SWART, CiiptOtn. CROWN OFFICE, FEBRUARY 10. 1aIE:411BR llBlLlitNal TO SEItVB IX' THIS PILEA=rf PAR LIAIIENT. • Shire of Edinburgh. Tile Right Hormarable Robert Dundas, of Melville. 3d Ceylon Regiment, • To be Captains of Companies, Captain' Alexander Alexar.der, from the 19tIt Fuel, vise Hardy, who exchanges; Captain Mark Prager, front the lat Ceylon Regiment. vice Blakenburg, who exchanges; Captain George Stewart, frum the 19th Foot, vice Ban, who exchanges. To be• First Lieutenant, without purchase, Second Lieutenant James Bell, vice Clifford, appointed to the 96th Foot. 'fo be Second Lieutenant,. without purchase, Setjeant-Major -- Leger, from the 67th Foot, vice Hughes, promoted. Dillon's Regiment—Lieuestant Peter Du Sage to be Captain of a Company, vice Galaup, who retires upon an allowance; En sign Charles Duquesnay to be Lieutenant, vice 1)t Sage. Sicilian Regiment---&tsign Mariano Zuginnni to be Lieutenant; Miles, Gent. to be Ensign, vice ugianni. 3d Garrison Battalion--Quarter-Ma , ..:r-Serjeant William Tapp en be Quarter-Master, vice Robson, promoted in the ethßoyal Veteran Battalion. Royal Military Colkge--Williara Hickman, Geat. to be Assist ant-Surgeon. WHITEHALL, ITEM/ART 10. The 'thighs& been pleaxed to g•nt to the Rev. John Cornett, M.A. the place end dignify of the Dcanety or Exeter, void by . George Gordon. iIIOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital Mates for General Service, Geoige Crone, Johnl). Lange, Christopher G. Berge, and Gas par Hellberg, King's German Legion. tat Light Battalion—Captain and brigade-Major Hulge mann to be Captitin of.a Company, vice Omptek.a, who ex changes. Ws Battalion of the Line Gentleman Cadet Christian Sailer to be Ensign, vice Weylie, promoted ; Lieutenant Georse Hotze to be Adjutant, vice Brauns, promoted. Cap►ain Anguatus Ompteda, from the Ist light Extoller, to be Brisade-Major, vice Hulsemann, who etchaEgeg. 10. , lISIMPARY 10. Henry Heynnat to be• the retires. * 1 Jnt the 17th Light Drs retires. , uter:lnt, without pur- Fox FitsgrralliGent. Lieutenant, without put- to 'be Lieutenant,with- Nixon, from the 12th exchange;; Lieutenant Company, by purchase, vice Robert Macdonald to be :hate, vice Bruce, appuin • Ensign Peter Perry to teveart ; F,nsign Peter ; John Allison, Gent. Gilsillian, Gent. to be Ensign, be Aasistant-Surgeon, Lieutenant, vice Browne, be Ensign, vice Pen- ling, from half-pay of the who exchanges. Fnsign, by purchase, from the Royals, to be from the York Light Company, vice Welch, . the 3d Ceylon Regi vice Alexander, who ex the Sd Ceylon Regiment, .art, who exchanges. - Nom the tiSth Foot, to izes. to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant, without pur - 36tb Foot. ..e Lieutenant, vice Walsh, - g Beatty, to be Ensign, vice Slayton, Gent. to be Ensign, , be Lieutenant, without . I .nsign Kennedy t to be and Quarter-hlastvr Sur •r, vice Ross, appointed I.ieutenant, by purchase, be Lieutenant. by pur- Hoapital Mate Peter K. Spry, who resign,. from the 2.2tll.ight Dra by putehase, vice Heath- To be Amittant-Surgetort H. Marshall, from the 89J1 Foot. STAFF. Church to be Adjutant, vice ---. Ateavrley to be As ~ from the 45th Foot, to be exchanges. 'Vinteneale, to be Assistant- Nehmen to be Matteis:le to be Captain of a to Lindsay, promoted; Lieu vice Witeosse, appointed to • Lloyd, boo the 92d , Duigan to be Aidetant-Sur• to the Ttst Foot. William DiDon t • to be Ai. promoted in the etb West. Regiment—Lieutenant Nicholai Sorrell, trona. lb( be Carib of Companti Tice BOOIVOty 4t- BANKRUPTCY SU PERSF.DED. William Hodgkinson, of East Retford, Nottinghamshire, iron monger, dealer adchapinan. BANKRUPTS. Philip Lock, of Nailsworth, parish of Horsley, Gloucestershire, yarn-maker, to surrender February 19, at fours Feb. tto, and March 24, at eleven, at the Red I.ion Inn, Nailsworth. Awn :lies, Messrs. Shephard and Adlington,Bedfordsrow, London ; or Mr. George Wadies', Stroud, Glotici.-stershire. • James Bacon, late of the Earl of Ch.:ham Public 'flame, Hughes- Fields, Deptford, Kent, vlotualler, deakr and chapman, Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at twelve, at 'Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great James-street, Bedtord-row. Edward Paulden, of Cateaton-street, London, and late of Ard wick, Lancashire, warehoustsman, February 11, at ten, Feb. 90, eleven, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, London ; sr Mr. Cardwell, 2.l.lnehester. John Jacob, late of Shide, parish of Carisbroott. in the Isle of' Wight, Hants, miller, mealinan, dealer and chspinan, February 22, at two, Feb. 23, at eleven, and March 24, at twa, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of Wight. Attornies , Messrs. Clarke, and Sewell, Newport. Jahn I'anneter, of Borough, near Aylsham, Norfolk, miller, Feb. 14, 20, and March 24, at three, at the 'Rose Inn, parish of St. Augustine s, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Shaw,.Aylsharo. James Carroll, of Homo:I-square Coffee-house, Hozron-square,i parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex . , victualler, Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Darby, Gray's •Inn-square, Losiiton. WIUf Chesson Shepherd, of Nottingham, iron merchant, ckaler iad chapman. February 26, 27, and March 24, at eit ven, at the Punch B owl, Ntelir:ghani. Attornies, Mr. Samar' Payne, Nottingham ; or Mr. R. S. Taylor, Field-court, Gray'sllnn, London. John Schofield, of ST4thwaite, parish of Huddersfield; Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March 1,2, at the King's Head Inn, Huddersfield, and March 24. a: the Yew- Tree Inn, Robert-Town, parish of Birstall, at eleven. Army nies, Mr. Stevenson, Holmfirth, near Huddersfield; or Mr. Battye, Chanceryslatic. London. Henry Hirst, of Lingard's-Wood. parish of Almondbn-y, York shire, clothier, dealer and chapman, Feb. 23, at four , Fib. 24, and IVlarch 24, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn,lutlilers - field. Attornies , Mr. Richard Ilattye, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. John Battye, Huddersfield. William Marsden, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant; February 23, 26, and March 24, at eleven, at the Hotel Ina, Leeds. At•or nits, Mersrs. Nicholson and Hemingway, Leeds; or Messri. James Lambert and Sons, No. 39, Hatton-Garden, Loudon. Thomas Xalts, of Preston, Lancashire, plumber, glazier, dealer and chapman, March 5, 6, at eleven, and March 24. at ten, at the Old Red Lion Inn, Preston. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Glum - cery-Line, London; or Mr. Dixon, Preston. Richard Ockenden, of Bopeep, near Hastings, Sussex, February 14, Is, and March 24. at ten, at the Crown Inn, Hailsham.- Attornies, Mr. Neel Barnari, Alfriston, near Lewes, Sus.ot ; or Mr. Turner, Bouveric-street, Flees-street, London. William Forge, of Witham, parish of Sutton, in Holderness, Yorkshire, thrashing-machine-maker, carpenter, dealer and chapman, February 19,'20, and March 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon. Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Barlett's Buildings, London; or Mr. Dickenson, Kirestoti-upon-HulL • Isaac Donnitherne, of Tniro, COrnwall, victualler, dealer and I chapman, February 21, 22, and March 24, at twelve, at the' Red Lion Inn, Truro. Attorney, Mr. Joseph Edwards, Truro. John Jones, late of Whitechapel-Road, Middlesex, .(but now a prisoner in the Fleet) February 14, at eleven, February 22, and March 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Accuracy, Mr. Metcalfe, Bat inghall-st rect. John Binns, of Oxford -street, Middlesex, founder, dealer and chapinan, Feb. 13, 27, and March 24, at ten,. at Guildhall.- Attorney, Mr. Hannarn, Great Piazza, Covent-Garden. Edward Lowton, of Mark-lane, London, merchant, dealer and ehaptnan, Feb. 17, 2.4, and March 24, at or.e, at G uikihalL- Auornies, Mesirs. Drat and Haenmerton, Lime-street. iansuel Chambers, of Maidstone, Kent, corn-merchant, dealer and chapman. Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Drove, Billittr-square, London. lames Craufurd Mq.encl, late of Demarara, but now of Huntley Hotel, Leicester-Fields, Middlesex,' merchant, partner with Wm. M'Kenzie, late of Deniarara, but now of St. Paul's, Co ient-Guden. and John Jalfray, now residing in North Britain, February 17, at twelve, Feb. 2S, and March, 24, at eleven, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Forbes and Pocock, of Ely-rlace, Holborn. William Atkinson, of Paradlse-street, Rotherhithe, Surrey, bro ker, Feb. 17, at twelve, Feb. 28, and March 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. -Martin, No. 24, London -street, Fitzroy-square; or Mr. Malme, No. 22, Marsham-street, Westminster. ED. Monday last, at her hntoe in Lower Grosvenor-street, the Right Hon. Lady Catherine Stanhope, at the advanced ^!.Te of-tut , SALES BY AUCTION• , By Order of the Hon. Commis ioners of his' M:3j:•sty's Custom , . At the Cuatoin House, Rochester, on ThUt sday the 15th instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE following GOODS, in several LOTS. FOR NOM& CONSUMPTION. 18 Cantos Hum 1'27 Pieces Chinaware 19 Gd'lons Geneva 1 Time Peeve 500 Cornelian Stones 214 Necklaces, heads 60. l'outitls Ca Foreign Shins 3 Shawls Aini.various utlier Articles'. TO TXPORTATION. 29 Piece! In3ia Silk Hand kerchi:fs, and t; single do. 2 Pirees ditto • 1 Pehorporc • Twenty-five per Cent. will be nll3ll'ol u a Deposit. 6 Si!k Shawls 135 Pait Cloves 3 Pieces I Remnant Silk. At the London laver t, foxhole-street, Plymoinh, on frility 1 the 16th .day of February instant, at Noon, r r HE CARGO of the French ship LE ZEPHYR, consisting of -134 Hhels. stiperiOr Red French, 68 Iron Pots Wine 7 Kt gs Paint 5 Kegs French Brandy I 'Fr.:: k et 1 Bale Comities 3 Casks Hans 59 Stone Jan Oil f 0 Casks anti ti Bags Bread 2 Ditto Pot ted Meat 30 Barrels Flour 2 Casks St 2 Bags C,alavances 15 Half Bartels Beef 63 Cases Red Wine • • 2.1 Ditto Pork 9 Ditto White Wine 117 Casks 'Far IS Gals. each 20 Ditto Oil in Bottles 20 Ditto Pitch 10 Ditto Pickles I Ditto Rosin 1 Ditto Verdigris 324 Bars Square iron 1 Ditto Glass 62 Ditto Flat Iron V. Ditto C:mdles 12 Bun:les Nail Roils 3 Ditto busalrieS 24 Ditto Iron Hoops . At the same tinte will b,, Sold, her Orihtance :md other Ship Stores ; and also the Ordnance and other Stores landed from the French private brig of war le Rodeur. The whole captured by his Majesty's ship la SPINE, Davao A rats s, Fsq. Commander, and condemned as Prize. For Catalogues, Etc. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Plymouth, Feb. 4, 1810. . Merchant, Plymouth. in giving radon:as of scroPbul°us eniarrein at e K :...intasoin:s. be: vichefed:".t........ X7O Medic ine • • Medicine is so *ll calculated, or nanlernsla bad C ases a see ' phula, than SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCOkB -- re 'PROPS. Atrial will prove this, and convince even the UT anxiety of parents when the glands become first swelled diseased, or the usual sympt oms _---- the :stomach in children takes place. In eruptiVe casts of Sc e :•,,, G T :ti e t g , e ß m l l l i e n u e in m at e isra dici , n w e l has d Ne t r:: w s or l d is s i:a:ion ßy o t f h th e ,i Stone , .. 4, core - dealer, at t.- Stone.--Marcli 5. Isaac Cole, -tate of Mainhull, Dorsetsture, bili ous a ff ec ti on s, its superiority has long been acknowledg tml woolatapler, at eleven, a , ..the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury—March 5. llama Ashton, of Blackburn, Lancashire, dealer and chap- expresstd 'on the-1,0.11e, bill of direction , and otn,ide wr a t t , t :: man,.at eleven, at the New Inn, Blackburn.- -March 10. James and tie Kinia tiuty, is printed in black ink, Sold at the IN ..' '' Makeham, of Upper Thames-street, London, cheesemonger, at sary, No. IS, Sotu-square, London, its small b ott l e , „f 5 , ,, ." • double bottles Ins: and larger 11. 2s. ComPour.,l L s , .. s ' • t 1 CIA :,.At.U'i zt it I '...--- one, at Guildhalle—Feb. 26. Lewis Lewis and Francis Rudd, of f a ,o i t i l r: i mbrf restriction tesi:tireiriacinprtetodendvi degree, ogn i rt n s e e i: has ,h t : .y. e:; : ti in rt xl.l. Le.liturttl ..1 :„. t.I.C e: to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, milliners and dress-makers, at eleven, at * th y „„ p l eal j:. ,, tr i intk i oitath b it , :t . 4 : 0_ the Shakespear Tavern , Newcastle-npon-Tyue.-.-March 3. Ito- -----,-.--- derick Mackenzie, of King'ms-Yard, Loidon, merchant and factor, at twelve, at Guildliftll.-- Match 12. 'l:horter Davies, Cen s o of HaverfordwZst, mercer, at twelve, at the Istisi, 'c a vern, Deis- r 1: 1 1 -i n t n g value o f f that i s nothing in "toy.--March 3. John Nixon, of Duke's-place, Pimlico, Middle- compinitien with it in all thedifferent stages 01 a cerainl);, (l ,,, sex, carpenter, at one, at Gu il dhall.—March 3. Thomas Binns, which it e ff ectually cures apt eradicates from the balm, w.zhr , „ ; of Great Barlow-street, Mary la-Bodne, Water-closet, and of exciting the painful feelicfs and exposure that attends salivi..th, o. Charles-street, Long-Acre, and Thos. Coop er also, of Charlotte- A r v in it tr ho c t o ot u fi d n eb em ili e ta n t t i f o r g am the bu c:: i n n 4 e t s i s t street, candle-manufacturers, at one, at Guildhall. of these ireitinsald 'DM i 4 haveproved ti • • • [The Gazette also contains an Order in Council, dated the 7th• virtues . . i their t.i.ilin . o r a l lii inst. for allowing intercourse with the Islands of Perot and Ice- approhArion fur nit re that& :10 years. In all the d c hilit 7 o f i .., 4 land, and also contain settlemen' , on the coast of Greenland, be- sexes, they prove a, never tailing restorative, whether t;te 0.00 r longing to Denmark, for restraining our cruizers, &c. front acts is produced by too free use of r.:ercury, illicit p. I eastu ea, or tin ts ( Of hostility against the property of the inhabitants of those cowl- fe ets of a warm Climate to travelkis, and those going ali.-.ettl tries, and for entitling them to protection on their arrival in this 1' hey canuot be recommenJvcl too strongly to those w). O w i1i,,,,... ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure iu all old stubY:rn (4,,, , country.] and every weakness that atr,!ers the bladderand , lof uric; ., _ . organs \ :lc THE GOLDEN DAE APPILOACHES, which will make the For- Ls eicacy many wore-ea have bedonie mothers who ler yszts I L . tuner of many. Those who have not already bought a Share in b.:en deprived of that happiness. the present Lottery, should hasten to Wit:. F and Co.'s O ffi ces, Sell wholesale and rectal at Mr. Butler's, NO. 4, Cbtarsijr,c,,,,. where they may make choice of a t MOW. Na time isto be lost, net of Pateritosttr-row, and Triad by Rehm, Portsmouth; W. ; . as the Drawing will begin and finish on the Fourteenth. ton, Ports:•:t ; Wilt: anti Rogers, Plymouth ; Perk,' Ault; Calw,.a,. Eighty ThoUsand Pounds will be gained by one Number next Dublin; Nlacti.itald, Glasgow ; Smith and Man:let-tun, I.:tht Wednesday, when the whole of the State I o:tery, cote :lining ' burgh ;also by BaKter, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Bu m . w od , Prize Money ,to the amount of 'l'wo Hundred Thousand POuntls, wieh, and by most Country Nietlicitie Venters, in bottl es at wiil be decided in Twelve. Hours. So lon as 'tickets or Shares i 2s. 9d. each, with ample directions. remain for Sale, they may be had at the Old Fortunate Offices of RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and f..... 0. There is a Tide in the Affairs of Men, but it can hardly beat; said of Fortune, who for so many years seems almost to have erected her standard solely :a the Old and only Offices of BRANS COMB and Co. No. 37, Cornhill ; No. 11, Holbont ; No. 33, Haymarket; and No. 269, Strand. Therefore instantly bas:e there, and timid the disappointment so many had cause to lament last Lottery. These facts will at once be explained by a refer ence to their astonishing Lists of Capital Prizes. - , MARR lED. ' Last week, at Salisbury, Joseph Stollen, E.q. of Plymouth- Dock, Solicitor, to Miss Ann Jane Cooper, of the former place. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIMLIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS have long obtained a just c e l e . laity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Minn, Apothecary, ;mil from their great success in many ohstinatt lious Disorders, our f t me ous patients of distinction and tithe,, particularly the Duke tit B dford, Sir George Warren, Sir ti:r. gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, theViscatai toss Bulkeley, &c. &C. he was persuaded to t.ifer them to the public, under the approbation and s: notion of their name. " Deal Castle, Havertbrdwest, South Wales, leb. lso3. " Cap:ain Lloyd presents his complintcnts to Mr Dixon: gi though not personally acquainted with hint, would take it ass favour, if he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills ac,eaa as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the cine, is now pregnant, and vary unwell ; for the great service thy have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop ant! al b* family, Captain Lloyd f.-els it - his duty to recommend the ?ilk wherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon woull appaht some persons as venders to this county, is would be a benefit ts the community." The Pill.i. are found to be an inclnsparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigeszion, tor preventiq crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and to lenci• s.'('hey prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-aches, ay.d heart-burn, which is occasioned by preguan , .t, and a d:bilirated stor.:ach, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant ha!, intemperate diet, tiedrinking to excess. 5, 0 .1 wholesale and retail at Mr. llutler's, No. 4, Cheapsicit, corner of Pmernoster -row, London; Baxter, Edinburgh ar4 GI tsi,ow, and retail by most country. Atedlcint Venders, in bola It 28. 91. and es. each. :RY. Shire or Erlmourgn. Tile Right Honourable Robert Dundai WHITEHALL, IrgBRUAR' The Wog has been pleased to sant to the M.A. the place and dignity of the Deanery the resignation of the Rev. George Gordon. MILITARY PROMOTIOI WAR-OFFICE, 9th Regiment of Light Dragoonsd—Cornet F Lieutepant,by purchase, vice Beatty, who 9th Ditto--Major Charles Morland, from i goons, to be Major, vice Orde, who retiree 19th Ditto.—Carnet Charles Synge to be Lieu ohne, vice Harding. promoted ; Edwarril to be Cornet, vice Synge. .lith Ditto Carnet Wm. Gibbs to be Lieu • chase, vice Milner, promoted. Seth Ditto—Cornet George Henry Glasse to out purchase, vibe Du Cane, promoted. lst Regiment of Foot-t-Major Robert Nis Foot, to be Major, vice O'Keefe, who ex James Stewart, to he Captain of a Cnmpai Cheney, who retires; lieutenant Ruben Captain of a Company, without purchase ted to the Ist Royal Veteran Vatalion; F be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sti Macpherson to he ditto, vice Macdonald ; to be Ensign, vice Perry; Gilsillian vice M'Phersnn. 4th Ditro—Hospital-Mate James French to I vice Callander, promoted. h John Pennington to he Lie deer ssed ; and Volunteer--Scott, to uington. • nth Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Commit! I.sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ince, s oat Ditto—Charles Naylor, Gent. to be vice Balfour, who retires. 1 it'll Ditto—Major Jeremiah O'Keefe, fro Major, vice Nixon, who exchanges. h Ditto—Captain Thomas D. Turner, f infantry Volunteers, to be Captain of a C who exchanges. I%h Ditto—Captain Henry Hardy, from i meat, to be Captain of a Company, via changes; Captain Robert Ball, from the to he Captain of a Company, vice.Stewar Q.Sth James Burrell, ft( be lieutenant, vice who exchar. Ditto—Tin sign John Huddlebtone, Ward; siectased. 4kit Ditto--I•lnNizn• B. W. Bluett to he Liet chase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the 31 Roth Ditto—Ensign Thomas Palmer to be 1 .I,•ceased; Volunteer George Clark Beat I istssey, deceased ; and Samuel Simpton vice Palmer. Hamilton to be purchase, vice f;haw,supersoded; Ensigt Adintant, vice Jennings, deceased ; ani jeant -- Mills, to he Quarter-Master, alt at a Recruiting District. • Ditto—Ensign J. A. IJevonish, to be IA vice IVoi.ean, who zettres. f•W'rh Ditto —Ensign Richard Manners to b chase, vice Craaam, promoted; and He .I.::mbe, to be A-aietant-Surgeon, vice St 49th Ditto—.. eutetsant NorthDakenple, ft goons, to be. Captain ut a Company, by ec te,appoioted to the teth root. Ida De ars—Lin. ctant Richard Church Smith, promoted; Hospital Mate slt tam Surgeon. :Fth Ditto—Lieutenant Wrn. Bolton, frog Lieutenant, vice Burrell, who exchange 7lst Ditto—Hospital Mate John Wiuten Surgeon, Tie Quin, pro Motet - I. l d Ditto—HoTifal Mate John Pachmai iron. Sib Dino—Ll:•nterant John Ma/Aerial Company, .wittout purchase, vice Lint tenant Henry Coale lobe ditto s vice Po the 60th Foot. OVA Diuto— . -Assistant Surgeon Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Graham dece 11114113Itto—.Hospital Mate Michael Dull icon, 'Piet Gryenwell,tippointed to she Meth Ditto--Stuf Hospital Assistant W slitnust-Surgeon, vice Hamilton, prod Indloßosiment. . s 4 Wise Jodi% Regiment—Lieutenant Ni bask net, tak• be Captain of a Coral *mkt ' 116 fuotts.a., itiegerjtk. A;loirile„ Os 11 4 Wis,.St.Mary Ase.DIVIDEND . March 1, V.acharials Hiseoeks, of Bristol, draper, it eleven, it the Rgnsmer TNT m, Briitol.--March S. John Tomlinson, of Baria.ton, Staffordshire, bostAssildee and tlenber-merebant, at , eleven, at the Crown Inn, Stowe —March 7. Sampson Theme, of Stone, Staffordshire, core-dealer, at eleven at the Crown Inn, Isese Cole. .tate of Ma;nhull. Dorsetshire, :PORTANT DI iCI 'Ffi E Advantage the Public must• always derive -1 7 - from regularly educated • professional men directing almost exclusively their stn•bep. t ) one f pecks of malady, was never more clearly deli-tors:rated than by the unexampled success which has at tended the a lnitnistration of their new remedy, and the estraot i.in...:-y. cur:s it has performed. For a long series of years M ' CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, ha.: made the Venereal Disease the particular object of thdr Inv .gation, and are happy in having discovered 2 medicine superior mercury, its the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficient to observe, that the effects of this remedy are ilia:floridity opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige o the vats, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the constitt&on ; on the contrary, it renovates tkesystera in all its natural functions, promotes appeihe, and facilitates di• gest itys ; thui instead Of reducing a strong and vigorous constie than to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pr serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a See and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this 1 ntedicine, its inherent and sp.:cifie vinues.acting as a perpettril corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleagtnc, or front the more insidious, though i inn ht,s destructive, ingulgence of incatilous youth of both SCUPS ; • ill a e..rtaitt pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy vatiey of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are i none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility amide . ficiency which prevents or tun'oitters the matrimonial state; die I i unhaAry sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek te bet, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render I life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling relic. : thin to know, that they may 1100', by a new infallible mode et treatment, be restored to that gre•ttest of all human blessf;ns,r . , strong, manly and vigorous cc :stitution. la all cases of &Whey, deficiency, from whatever cause arisint. as well as in every species of venereal infection, .Messrs. Curti' and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hance- Garden. Paden is in the. country, describing the particulars their complaints. by letter post paid, enclosing a Dank rote, will have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the It.: gaunt. No. 107 liatton-41strder. '_____------7--.- RUSSEI.I.-,QUARK. Capital Famiiy Mansion, Offices, Chach-house, and Stable. By Mr. ROBINS, At Conaway's, on Tuesday, the - 14th February, at Twelve, ADerable LEASEHOLD ES I'ATE, compri sing a spacious elegant MAN'iIO - N, the centre house on the West aisle of Russell-square, recently hued up at a very con sideralsle ripence, in complete order, and fit for the imme diate recapdotiof a family of di,tinctiots. The sleeping apart. meats are numerous, spacious, well planned, and airy, with Dressing Rooms, M'ater Closets, and other couveniencies ; the Drawing-room storey consists of two handsome lofty Drawing- i elf. HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTER S P ATIiNT. Rooms, of large dimensions, communicating by folding doors, • f MAKE's Genuine riLr.s, so justly famous 10' and snl.hed in the first style of elegance; windows to•the Square : 1-a• their superior efficacy in curing every degree and sy:uptc: - . opening to a Balcony the whole extent of the front, a neat of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, Ste. without confinement f• And or Breakfast Room; the ground-floor contains an Entrance restraint of diet, ia ao easy, expeditions, safe, anti secret Pir• Hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, capital Moine Room with scut- nor. One small tasteless Pill is a tt;se, its operatio n im p erc:i• coed walls, and a Closet, Library, Gentleman's Dressing Room, : tibte, and reptlring no partici: l ;lr atteittiov. - 0 Powdering-romn ' and. Water-closet, fkc.; iu the basement there : In 13 d a ys they gel:orally core those .cruel Disurtlell ; is every requisitedoniestic Offic e , d etac h e d, Kitchen, coot Lardets, where they tail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the re Scullery, Wash-house, Rye. continu.;ica , ii:g to a six-stall Stable, t ent has the happy assurence that he or rite is at the eve of het:„ Coach-house, Harness-room, with I.utt and Man's-rown over; sacrestored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. the whole well supplied with water. ; It is art excellency p , ..ct•diar to these Pilis, to make d ire c t l y o ' To be viewed by tickets ; particulars on the premises ; Messrs. Jones awl Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square ; at Garra- . are de , at • the complaining part, and ,CI 7 ter into cbotest with the (deal mover, which dice speedily dzsl..xige ard expel They way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of re d by e T petionce to be a pro4reer of health, is well as a no. whom tickets to view may be had.—The purchaser may be ac- ter, by t..tleir.g only right si.igie Pills Spring and fall in everlyer eummodated with the elegant household furniture by valuation. . i:t shor:, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligati on to then: V. 4 RESIDE NCE,U PPER BROOK-STREET, that whatever he prepaiisml himself from then, they were s ureP , GROSVENOR-SQUARE, fulfil an.; exceed, - as tho::gh impatient of immortal anti univkri With excellent OgiCes Garden, Coach-houses, Stabl.:s Atc. and same . These Pills are niust worthy a place in the t.e ! llei , f Piece of Ground aril Brick layer's Shed, Sheperd Court, ad- M as t ers and Captious of Ships ; the more so, fir that tee! u, ',,, jninitig.—By Mr. ROBINS, , keep good in all climates any lcinitli of time, and that thc. : , , --- At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Vtange-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday the 27th February, 1810, at it &Clock, in Two Lots, themselves, and lumnor to their author, insomuch that du:if;tat POW tor".. e the test of tear 40 years, with increasing•crsio: l - last eight ye•nrs chi )• •-• , • . . . .--,..1 A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, • • have r.o'icoil cured onwards of Opuo r sons, many of whom had - teen easchareed front Hospitals s comprising a very eligible and commodious Town Its si dence, situate in Upper Brook-street, Gri.svenor. square, suited '2.11A I°l t • s • ho 11 ,u " ': ti " made use o sot ut e ect. for the accommodation or a Nobleman or tieuelenniii's Family 1. t* obad been fr 1 • ult r ,-) -itc'd, and all other meths., • . . . • the Sole Proprietor, T HOMA3 T Aff-01 " Prepared and titdd by , . _ -. , Jacob Stone, of Bridge-road, Lambeth, Surrey, seedsman, dealer the late residence of a Gentleman deceasM, containing in the at and chapnian, Feb.l4, 22, and Martb•24, at eleve.l, at Guild- tics, three Servants'ittenns are Score Cios..t ; second storey, four M . mixer of the RoyalCallege of Surgeons in London,at his tt o , uit Nu. 9, New Brill gt.- street ; where he will give ad'ice, w'rt , .. , ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, Et. Thomas's -street, excellent Bed Chambers, with convenient Closet s, Dressing-morn, Borough, Southwark. * &e. The fi rst storey consists of a spacious Drawing-rnorn, Vt.!: Fee , to prisons taking these Pills, and v. o i_ll se a rr ris i w n e g r i l n 'a a ti n e c tlt ..s l : 6 l , tent, if poet-paid, on the sattie terms, h John Whitaker, of No. !6, Francis-street, Tottenham - Court- four windows in front, elegantly finished ; adjoining which is ano-- mast inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or cast' 1104 D e . . Road, Middlesea , bookbinder, dealer and cbapman, February ther Room correspondently finished, an excellent Bed Chamber, mentioned, but at their own particular reluest, by the Prorrw c " 13, 20, at eleven, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall s Attor- Water-closet and small Room ; Grotohl Floor consists of a neat diving the course of inure than 40 years, that he has had thc r., ney, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, London. Entrance, Vestibule, or Inner.hall, Stone :.itairea,e to the second durtin4 of an extettAve sale of the above medicine, and the F John Ivory p ef Mark-lane, Landon, broker, dealer and chapman, finer, Gentleman's Room, Library, Dressing-room, Breakfast- Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, room, and a capital Dining-room, handsoraely litnstte d, and Ve- tic : : arising therefrom. Mr. Charles Murray, No. 21, Birehin-lane. netian Window opening to a Garden, \Vater-closet and strung l'hey are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfotn i e: ., fs , ! l : 35 St. Aikan's-street, Pall-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. Samuel Sanders, of Dove - row, Hackney-Fields, Middlesex , and Room; Basement contains ntinieraus exce!lent GRiees, roplee oril-street; Mr. llisburougli, No. 7, hish-street-H }ll, of Walbrook, London, wine-mercioant, dealer and shapniab, with every convenience, Area at the back with step to the gar pposite the Monument ; and brone Person in every cons'' , , 1 1 ' Feb. 17, 24, and Much 24, at twelve, at Guildhall . deu, which is laid out with Borders and planted with Flowers', own. in Frgiand, &c. in Boxes of only 9.5. no. e,cis. se: 11 "_ bergs Painter, of Plymouth, Devon, haberdasher,dealer and', Shrubs, Ste. at the end of which is a building with Laundry or abuissess Fel s . 13, 94, and March, 24, at ten, at Guildhall.— Store-roOm over, a, complete Waeh-ltntise, &c. Adjoining the, ith full and . plain directions, whereby persons of either el s isitit.s,Mesars. Street-and Woolfe, Philpot- lane, London. premises is Standing for tour • Carria3..s, and Stablir gf .r seven ; l ure die •Ivb; with time and secrecy. "NW Asdky, al Bristol, linen-draper, dealer and chapman , Hones, with Loffis and Men's Rooms aver. Also a Piece of N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britaini a sealed UP withal - *bowl IS, 22, sted.Mareli 24, at twelve, at the Bush Tenon. Ground, with Bricklayers' Shed, in • Sheperd's cow t, in the oto. OP w tich, by favour of the Comtnissionws, is priOted at " 1- oSce " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge•etreet, ' to imitate • • , BristoL Anonnes, Mr. Boynton BriiteilOsr copation ofMrairiam, Builder, Tenant at Will, ' ' . . illisa andifitabissaa, Lineoln's.lon, L'oodos.s fel•usv. and all ieherssare counterfeit. May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises, at -, • 4„. ,. -. + , 011161100 ' even asreseloSes*St% George's Melds, Sue. oarraway's, and of My.; Robins, M'araick-atreet, Golder...man, 1 - " : rtwagu raid puDli,tive by Lk. V LI, na.o o' 7 terhury-Plitee, Lambeth at the Frraa-Otrlat. tia• I , Ca street: Pub/ished also at the i•piat-Orsics,Tempi• Ps ' . • Nt, .: • • , • -. CA 111 AL TO 3 ti NI ~,r §..