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FROM LdS£ NIGHT'S C,dZETTE. ADM) R A LTV-OmM. SEP TY MBE k 27. Copy ot. a Letter from Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir' ALEXANDUIt COMItANE, K. IL to 101 IN WILSON CZIOKER, F,.(1. dared on board his Majesty's ship TorMant, in the Patuxent. tiie 3d instant. . Sat—l regret having occasion to detain the Iphi-. genia for a f ew' minutes to inform the Lords Com-; an:ssir•iers of the Admiralty, of the death of Sir Peter, Parker, BAIL late Captain of the Menelaus, . ?ilia has just been announced to me by a letter from: the surviving Commanding Officer, of which I en.:l close a copy. My dispatch of yesterday will have apprised their Lordships of my having _sent the Menelaus up the Chesapeake, above Baltimore, to make a diversion in that quarter. It appears that after having frequently.dislodged small bodies of the enemy, by landing parties of seamen and marines, her Captain at length was drawn into an attack upon a force which proved to be greatly his superior in numbers, and accompanied by artillery. In a successful attack upon this superior force, and while routing the enemy, be received a wound that in a lew minutes terminated his existence, and I have to lament this loss not only of this gallant ifficer, but of many brave men td wounded on the same occasion, is enclosed. the honour to be, &c. ALVA. COCHnANr, Vice-Admiral and Commander-In-Chief. jesty's Sloop Menelaus, off Podl's Island, Cbecaptake, September 1, 1814. . the deepest it becomes my duty the death of Sir Peter Parker, Bart. • of his Majesty's_ ship Menelaus, ices attending an attack on the the night of the 30th ultimo, en . and accompanying letters of Sir Peter Parker will, I presume, fully point out .the respect the enemy on all occasions evince at the approach of our arms, retreating at every attack, though possess• ing a superiority of numbers of five to one. An in. teiligent black man gave us inform iLion of two bun dled Militia being encamped behind a wood, distant half a mile from the beach, and described their situa -tiozi; so eti tb give us:the strongest hopes of cuttin'g Off and securing the largest part as our prisoners, de s:roying the coil), veld-pieces, &c. ; and possessing also certain infortnation than one man out of every five li.td 4::en lev:ed as a requisition (m‘ i!te eastern shore, for the puzpose at being sent over tor .!:e pro tection of Baltimore, and who are now only pie. vented crossing the Bay by the acivity and vigilance of the tender and ships' boars. One hundred end tour imyonets, with twenty pikes, were landed at eleven o'clock at night, under the immediate direction of Captain Sir Peter Parktr, Bart. the first division headed by myself, and the second division by Lieutenant Pearce. On arriving at the ground, we discovered the enemy had shifted his position, as we were then in foamed, to the distance of a mile farther ; having taken the look-out picquet immediately on our fand iffig, we were in assurance our motions had not been discovered, and with the deepest silence followed on for the camp. After a march of between four and' five miles in the country, we found the enemy posted on a plain, surrounded by woods, with the camp in their rear ; they were drawn up in line, and perfectly ready to receive us ; a single moment was not to be lost; by a smart fire and instant charge, we com menced the attack, forced them from tl:eir position, putting them before us, in full retreat to the rear of their artillery, where they again made a stand, thew ins a disposition to outflank us on the right ; imove went was instantly made by Lieutenant Pearce's di vision to force them from that quarter; and it was at this time, while animating his men in the most heroic manner, that Sir Peter Parker received his mortal wound, which obliged him to quit the field, and he expired in a few minutes. Lieutenant Pearce with his division soon routed the enemy, while that under my command gained and passed the camp.— Oise of the field-pieces was momentarily in our pos session, but we were obliged to quit it /Tom superior numbers. _ _ The marines, under Lieutenants Benyon and Poe, formed our centre, and never was bravery more con spicuous. Finding it impossible to dose on the enemy from the rapidity of their retreat, having pursued them upwards of a mile, I deemed it prudent to re tire towards.the beach, which was effected in the best possible order, taking with us from the field twenty five of our wounded, the whole we could find, the , enemy not even attempting to regain the ground they had last; from priso: . ,ers (cavalry) taken by. us, We learnt thrift force ainc9lited to five hundred militia, a troop of horse, ;Ina fire pieces of artillery, insi since by flags of truce, I am led to believe their number much gri_ater. Repelling a Istce of such magnitude With so small a body as we opposed to them, will, I trust, speak for itself; and arthoughour loss has been severe, I hope the lustre acquired to our arms will compensate tor it. Permit me, Sir„ td offer to your notice the con duct of Mr. James Stopford Hore, master's-mate of this ship, who on this as well as on OtSCT trying oc casions, evinced the greatest zeal and gallantry. In justice to Sub-Lieutenant Johnson, command= ing the Jane tender, lanust.beg to notice theland some manner in wbick he has at all times volunteered his SetviC-i. Herewith I bcg leave to enclose you a list of the killed, wounded, and missing, in this affair. I have the honour to be, Etc. (Signed) HENRY CR;Alltr i Act. COM. List of °Friezes, StAlerll, and MALLNI:S, Killed, Wounded, belonging to his Majesty's ship Menelaus, on the morn ing of the 31st of August, 1014, Henry Crease, Esq. Acting Commander. Itur.r.atigir Peter Parker, liart.Captain ; J.T. Sander, mid ssipman; Robert Friar, quarter-master; Rowland Robinson, quarter-master; James Perren, . swabber ; Titania. Doris, sail inaker ; Gruxge Hall, or*ary seaman; John Evans, 'serjeant of . marines; WiWiam Hontairi William Davis, Robert Johnson, William Rosa', WilllalsePowell, and Robert Jones, private Trines. WounDlCD—Thomas Fltsmaurice, boatswain's -mate, severely; - John IWAllister, able 'catnap, severely ; Joseph Daley, able sea man. seierely ; Joins Wilson, able seaman, severely ; James 11495 . 0n . ey, Ordinary Seaman, severely ; Micha e l C ol l in, or d i nary • ifialfiltri, 'slightly; Mtn' Bath, 'ordinary seadtan, severely . ; John hanreek, captain cif the lifiatt o slishtly ; kunst Chow, able sea apm.sewerillt; istas-Makalts, °diary asinsan i severtly MlArtinw, captain of the forecastle„ Severely ; Nnl, ordinary seaman, slightly; 'Memos l'otlield, opiarter mar tee's tnte, severely ; M!eh• ael Halligan, quarter-gunner, slightly; lA. G. Barnan, First Lieutenant uf Marines, wierely ; 'George Poe, Second Lieutenant of Marines, slightly; Jameol.istt, pri vate marine, slOtly; William Harvey, private marine, slightly ; Jnitn Scbriber, private marine, slightly ; William Pritchard, pi ti rite marine, severely; George Mocreli, private marine, slightly ; William Golathan. private Marine, severely; Edmund Turner, private marine, severely; Wm. Smith, private marine, slightly; .lanins Manderson, ordinary seaman , severely ; John Rowe, land man, severely; George Hobbs, captain of tbe foretop, severely. Total-14 killed; 47 wounded. (Signed) H”:itlf CRIKASE, Act. Cont. A. S. MZIMINGS, Surgeon. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 27. Rear-Admiral Lord Torrington has transmitted to Job's Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain So merville, of his Majesty's ship Rota, giving an ac count of his having, on the 31st of July, captured, off the Tortugas, the Cora American letter of marque brig, carrying four 6-pniinders and 28 men, bound from New (Means to the Havannah. and enterprising 01 4 o.:`. who were killed anc .4.1,pf which a return is •. I have I •- Wu Mai . . • ief - to e the late wander c and ,e occurrenci mein . oops, on cam •• • lair. Thk p . sand _lll ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 24, 1314. List of Ships and Vessels captured or detained by his Majesty's Ships and Vessels on the Leeward Island station, between the 2d February and 13th tune, 1814. Schooner Gtistavul, and sloop Commerce, captured by the Pique, F. bruary 11, 1814; sent to St. Tlionia,', Schooner Car Wilhelm, captured by the Vestal, (Crane in sijht) February 19, t 41.4; sent to Guadaloupe. Brig Robert, captured by the Rhin, February 24, 1811 ; sent to Nassau, New Providence. Brig Carlos, captured toy the Pique, March 7, 1814 ; sent to . - Basseterre, duadaloule. Schooner Ann, captured by the Eclipse, Echo, and Bustard, March 10, 1814; sent to St. Thomas's. Brig letter of marque, Rattlesnake, captured by the Rhin, March 11, 1814; sent to Parbado,... Brigantine Admiral Martin, captured by the Swaggerer (Eclipse in company) March IS, 1814; seat to Antigua. Schooner Concha, captured March 15; sloop Industry, captured March tp, 1814, by tbe Ester; sent to Fonda. :sloop Cammilla, captured by 'the titer and Swaggerer, March 28, 1814; sent to Tortola. Schooner lase y Maria, captured by the Pique, March 31,1814 ; sent to St. Thomas's. Schooner Furntrud, captured by the Pique, AprU 2, 1814 ; scut _ to St. Thomas's. - Se!sonnet President, captured by the Pique, May 7, ISt 4 ; sent to .Barbadoes. • Brig Jumbfe, captursd by the Pique, May 12, 1814; sent to St. Thoznas'4: Schooner William, captured by the later, May 18, 1814; sent to St. Thomas's. Schooner Gustavia,eaptured by the Maria, May 26, 1814; sent to St. Thomas's. Schooner Montserrat, captured by the Ister, May 29, 1814; sent to Sr. Thoma:s. Schooner El rosefa, captured by the Maria, June 3, 1814; sent to Antigua. Schooner North Star. captured by the Maria (Crane in com pany), June 10, 1814; seia to St. Thomas's. L...vage. captured by the Daher, June 20, 1814; sent to St. boom's. (iigned) I!. C. Du a u A at, Rear-Admiral, and Cam-in-Chief. MILT rAtax PROMOTIONS. WAIL OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 24, 13014. STAFF. Colonel John M. Malowaring. 'nn the half-pay of the £6th root, to be Commandant of the Army Depot iu the Isle of Wight, vice Lteutenant-General Tayler. Veputy AsA.tant-Commissary-General C. Peico to be an Assls tattt-Comniissary-General to the Forces. BAK ACR S Philip Montanans, Gent. to bean A•sistattt-Barrack-Master at Malta, vice Sandford Peacocke, resigned. BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGED. Nov. 1, Samuel Barnard, late of Boston, but now of Kingston ypon• Hull, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 12, Will'am Kemp, of Bath, banker, dealer and chapman, at eleven, At the Talbot Tavern, Bath street, Bristol, October 20, John Atkinson, of Crutched Friars. London, mer chant, dealer and chapman • at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. WiWant Tinker the younger, 'ate of Kingston, Jamaica, but now of Satoh Crescent, near Bedford-square, Middlesex, mr reliant, dealer and chapman, to surrender October I, 8, aniNovember b. at ter, at Guildhall Atiorsdes, Messrs. Hall and Wigley, halter's Hall, Cannon-k , rest. Mary Barlow and John Barlow, of Bartholomew Close, West- Sn.kl.field, London, stone-masons, copartners, dealers and elipmen, ()molter i, 8, and Nov. 8, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Wilson, No. '5, rlfford's Inn. Stannic' Richards. of Manchester, innkeeper, dealer and chap mail, October I?, 19, and Nov. 8, at two, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manc , .e , ter. A -tot nies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Man chester; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. Frederick Brown, now or late of. Croydon, Surrey, grocer, shops keeper, dealer and chapinan, pctober I, I 5, and November at twelve, at Guildhall. Atlornies, Messrs. Chapman and Steven, Little St.'l hems Apostle, Queen-street, London. John Derhans, of Lancaster, sailcloth-manufacturer, October 12, at five, October 15, at ten, and Nov. 8, at elven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Anomie*, Mr. Parker, Laficaster, or Messrs Caton and Luptow, Talbot-court, Gracechurch-s treat. Mr. RAYNSFORD, from the Public Office, Shadwell, is appointed to tho Public Office, Hatton Garden, in the room of Mr. CAPPER, who has resigned, and HENRY GREGG, Esq. of Bedford-square, succeeds Mr. RAYNbrORD, at Shadwell. Yesterday se'nnight, as I?t'h. FLOWER, son of Sir CHARLYS FLOWER, Britt was proceeding to Wood ford, when within two miles of his father's house. he was attacked by a gang of footpads, knocked down, fired at, left for dead on the road, and robbed of every thing he had about him, and of his horse. Bow-STREET.—Monday evening Ann Covenny was brought before Sir N. CONANT, charged with cutting and maiming her husband, William Covenny, with intent to murder him. The first witness called in sup port of charge was James Dumbolton, a Consta ble, residing in Drory.lane ; who deposed that on Monday evening, at seven o'clock, he was informed that there was a murder attempted in Brownlow street. Drury-lane; he instantly went to the house in which the pt isoner lived, No. 14, Brownlow-street ; and upon going up to the second floor back-room, he saw the wounded man, Covenny, sitting on the bot tom of the bed, bleeding from a wound in the side.— The prisoner had her left arm round his neck, and in her right hand she held the knife, which was produc ed, the blade of which is about five inches long.- IVitness seized her, and wrested the knife from her hand ; when Covenny exclaimed—" I am a dying man, and she did it." Prisoner said, she had begged for mercy, and kissed Covenny several times. Wit ness sent for Mr. Ireland, a surgeon, to6k the pri. saner to the watch-house, returned to Covenny, help. ed to 'undress him, and dis Covered one wound on his left side, and another higher up under the arm. Co. venny said he was murdered, and witness took him to the Middlesex Hospital, where he lies in a dangerous state. Mts Covenny, in her defence, stated, that her husband threatened t 6 kick ,tt'er pits out; he got his arm% round her neck, and'kleke'd her en the belly.- 1 The prisoner was remanded sintill the fate of the un- i fora ate man is ascertained. He was alive yesterday. NAVAL APPOTTMEA73. • l i Cartalttslarneave, to the Ceptolors, mice Fin; and Ceet 14 Avatatb de- 1 zQ:, t.ientenants J. Mudge to be Agent for transports afloat, /tined to go on a particular •,:rriee from Plymouth; Crosbie, to the Mullet; Thomson, to the Nimble; and Bendyshe, to the Belle Poule. Purser, Mr. Bony, to the Hydra. Surgeons, Mr. J. M•Carthy, to the now; and W. Tobsei ter, to the Tay. The folbwine Gentlemen have passed dwir exantinaeoo for I.itutenants: Messrs. J. 'Futter, Helicon ; J. Perth% San Josef; C. Proud, Queen; and G. Baker, Valle de Pat .Captain King to the Lecendas,itt the cavorts of Captain Seymour. Lieutenant Mark Kent, to the key. I.lretenants Morgan Crofton, and KingstAr, to the Dunces. Lieutenant John Kent, late of the Hermes, to the Shearwater. Mr. Southey, to the rank of Lieutenant, and to tke Aboukir. Mr. J. Km d, Purser, to the Spey. Mr. Thomas Gibbs, Master, to the Spry. Mr. John Anderson, Surgeon, on the Spey. Mr. T. M. Buchan, Assistant-Surgeon, to the Spey. The following Prontptions, Appointitents, &c. have recently taken place on the Halifax and American Station : Commodore Hotham, to hoist his broad pennant on board the Superb. Captain Gordan, from the Chesapeake to the Superb, vet Hon. Captain Paget, invalided. Captain Skipsry, front the Centurion to the Maidstone. Captain Burdett, front the Maidstone to the Chesapeake. Captain Mitchell, from the Nimrod to the Fiorida, late his hcajesty's ship Frolic. Captain Dickens, from the Indian to the Sylrls. Captain Dunn, late of the Tentdos, to the Indian. Captain FaLian, front the Diomede to the Orpheus, vice Czp tain Pigott, who exchanged to tire Diomede. Captain Sykes, to the Recruit, vice PecheU. Captain Pearce, from the Rifleman to the Centurion, pro temp. Lieutenant Cochrane, from the lunon to command the Wa'p, vice Evorard, deceased. lieutenant Gibson, flag Lieutenant to Rear-Admiral Grithtli, to command the Alban, vice Wright, indispooed. lieutenant Newton, from t heOrpheus toxonimand the Nimrod. Lieutenant Sir William Burnaby, from the 'anon, to command the Ardent, prison ship, at Bermuda. lieutenant Hare, front the Bream to command the Pictou, a schooner lately purchased into the service. Lieutenant Stackpoole, front the Chesapeake to the Furiessee. Leutenants M. Liddon, and K. Nazer, to the Hogue, in the room of Lieutenants Parry, and Thompson, who exchanged to the Maidstone. Lieutenant Bruce, lase of the Belvidera, to command the Manly. Lieutenant E. Hall, to the Rattler, vice Lloyd, appointed to join vice Admiral Sawyer, at Cork. Lieutenant lames Couch, from the Acasta to the Chesapeake. Lieutenant 1/ante, from the Orpheus to the Diuni..de. Lieutenant Styles, from the Orpheus, to the Majestic. Lieutenant Cain, hum the Diomede, to the Orpheus. Lieu en ant 11 tiggi s, from the Majestic, to the Orpheus. Lieutenant Napier, from the Dip inpbe, to command the (;oree, prison ship. Lieutenant Wright, front the Cbetzpcakc, to the Wolverine. Lieutenant Bithlulph, to the Efor - da. Mr. Carew, Midshipman, of the Attilon, to the rani of Lien• , 1 tenant, and to the. Fl,trida. Mr. Wood. Middiipman, of the Albion, to the rank of Lietite natd, and to the Victorsoui. Mr. cuelhp, Master of the Bat:lor, to the rank of Lit-n!enant, and to command the Bream. Mr. Smith (actin) from the Martin, to the rut of Lieutenant, and to the emotion. Mr. G. Beckwith, Mids`drrian, of the 'Formant, to t'.e rank of Lieutenant, and to the Beividera. Mr. Blood, Midshipman of the Albion, to the tank cf Lie'? tenant, and to the Acata. Mr. Morgan, Mit6hipnon, of the Tornarit, to the rank 01 Lieutenaii, and to the lithrus, vice Wilson. Mr. !ebb, Midshipman, of the run:Ant, to the rank of Lien• tenant, and to the Mt tea..: Mr. Webb, M.tlshiploan, of the Albion, to the rank of lieu tenant, and to the lenui, vice Cechtatte. Mr. Chatics Goultue,Platnpman, of tb' Nymphe, to the rank of lieutenant, and to :he Fpervier, late his Alajevy's a/iip kattlesnake. • Mr. Pierson, Midshipman, of the Superb, to the rank of Lictrenatit, and to the Bulwark. • • Mr. Pilch, of the Tunuant, to the rank of Lieutenant, and ap pointed under Commodore llotham, oo board the Superb. Mr. Hare, Midbh:pnian, of the Dragon, to the rank of Lieu tenant, luta to the Narcissus. Mr. Fatty, pilaster, from the Recruit, to the Ifehrus. Mr. Wynyard, Clerk of the Chesapeake, to be Parser of the Florida. Air. Hector, Surgeon, from the Indian to the Corm, vice Cu rling, appointed Surgeon to the Marine Battalion. Mr. J. Clsrlr, Surgeon, from the Chesapeake. to the Maid stone, vice Mr. I. Cook, ahoexc►ianged to the Chesapeake. Mr. James Stitt, Surgeon, to the Rattler. Mr. AVl.can, Assistant-Surgeon of La Hogue, to be Surgeon of the Wasp. Mr. W. Anderson, Assistant-Surgeon, late of the Boxer, to the Thistle. Mr. Wright, Assiatant-Surgeon, of La Hogue, to be Surgeon of the Florida. DONCASTER RACE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. ST. LEGER STAKES. Duke of Hamilton's Willi:An, by Goya nor - 1 Lord Strathmore's Heart of Oak - - 2 Mr. Bower ' s Friday - - - - s Eleven started, but only three were placed. Immense vim were depending on this Race. The King's Plate was won by Mr. Ridell's Don Carlos. The Produce Stakes, by Sir Mark Sykes 's Prime Minister. The Fitzwillisna Stakes, by Lord Scarborough's Cattos. Yesterday being the first day of Hunting, the PRINCE REGENT'S fRBIOUS stag hounds went from their kennel, wtth the Royal Huntsmen, &c. to South hill Park, where they found an outlying deer, which immediately started, and gave very great sport. The *deer was a remarkably fine one, and ran with great swiftness by th; edge of the Forest, towards Virginia Water, making a double back to Brecknock, where he was taken, after an excellent Chace of iv ;.ards of two hours hard running. DRURY-LANETHEATRE.•••-CUMRFALAND'S Cnfliedy of the We:t Indian was last night performed in very fine style. The character of Be/cour was ably sus tained by Mr. lit-us.rox ; end Major O'Fiakerty was personated by Mr. JonxsaosE with a richness of ltu mour that sets description at defiance : the fentiment. " I am a seldier—mine is not the livery of a knave ! ' I am an Irishman—mine is not the country of dis honour 1" was received with three rounds of applause. Mrs. DAVISON played Charlotte !import with fasci nating effect; and Mrs. SPARKcs, as-Lady Ruliort, rendered the character highly diverting. Covent-GMnnen,On Monday night, LEE'S Tra gedy of Alexander the Great was acted at this Theatre. CONWAY ably sustained the part of df4x. alder; EGERTON and ABBOTT, RS Clitme and Lysisnacliat, were very successful; and the female characters were well acted by Mrs. Restaun, Mrs. H. JonxsToN, anal Miss BittsTow.—After the Pity, a new Ballet was produced, bearing the name of that celebrated MlS ter of the healing art, Doctor Sangrado, which occa sionally afforded some amusement. A Madame BI ZET D'EGVILLE, of the French Academy, and late of the Grand Opera, Brunswick, made h e r 'debut on these boards as the heroine of this bagatelle. Her appear ance it interesting. She danced with some grace, and received .moderate applause. M. Soisso t is, as the lover, was very much admired. His elegance and agility caused . the Billet to be generally viewed with favour. .1.11 0117111,LIGERCi. CeltMT OF I Mtn NEN r nErtops..-stry.tt CA/ANGHS Of /clue AND SWINDLING. Ur. Fdix 0 Hanlon, was this day ag vitt b:eaght to under the Act of Casio Boosostpn, seeking his liteera• tion,pursa Int to a cornier order for remar.Jing Four fresh notices di new charges were now preferred against him, en the-grounds of fraud and switislfine ar misrepresentation. The first ch liege was preferred In >i letter trolajfk Mr. Cockburn, stating his intention . of oppooing prisoner most strenuouely. cn the ground of a ten* derable debt due to him for goods si•ld and deliveeh, the payment for which was resided by a most frae. dulent pretext. as alleged. To this clutrge the prisoner, with peculiar mat ,fiya replied in person. thet the de,)t. WAS afa;nst cons, being the price of one hundred firkaas u rieteet butter, shirred to trim to Cu tdalmrpe, in the tv e 'e Indies, while there, and fonnd on Jae esamine!;ion, and mercantile arbitration, by two referees on ere', side, and a filth person as unipire, to he of no v a st nor fit for any use, the vessels being so ba d that tla butter was dissolved into water. The second charge was made by an Irish Cant,. man, tt Mr. Butt, holder of a bill of eschenre, der e* by the prisoner on the Bank of Newry, whercielle: - ,ml no cash, which Mr. Butt contended to be a paipehlie fraud, within the Casio B4III4rUNS Act, and every atlas law of this country. Mr. 0' Hanlon, with ceinal intfifferemeand presence of mind, here observed, that the debt in this rare was justly due, but suhteitted to the Learned Seijetest that Mr. Butt was to be put to Isis option of being .aJ. mine.' a creditor to the :monist of his bill in the schedule, or not, as he pleased, before further peat in which Mr. Serjeant PALMEtt concurred, and insize ted 'on Mr. Butt making his election or option. Mr. Butt, after some hesitation, having temente& to be admitted a creditor, wns told by the Learnt& Serjeant, that he feared he had lost all chanced - par. menu by fi',s option. Mr. O'Hanlon then, adverting to the many mine. presentations made daily against his character, es phined this transaction by stating, that his brother er uncle, at that tithe, -being engaged in cernnen6.ll dealings, had credit e ith the binktrs, haring hands certain bonds f r their sec...rity, althoegh sett% bonds were since cancelled, as net pmductive available, which bad occasioned the omission of the insertion of the bonds in his schedule. Mr. Serjeant Rumen o:en stated, that the pri:onrr must clearly be remanded without further proceeding on the other charges, adding, that the first that - Ai, by letter, without date, in the absence of the writer of it, was not to be noticed, hilt thaethe bends, wheth..e g ood or bad, should hare been iasurieJ in the se:x dule,—Mr. ()'Hanlen was then ordered to be tee tranded for three weeks. T.L RIUED. Yesterday month*, at St. nay-la-Donne Church, WUII E-q. Captain 19th Res'ount of ludantry, to Banta Augucaliorse, young:st daughter of the late John Motse.l3* of Weyntontk4reet. Portland Placo. T has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the eletnen's of the medical art have offered tbemselves as candietites for public pa tronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of slang jus tice to the result of our studies and oapertencc,aod to prevent as , front being alissed among those empiric, whose tenpudeet pre tensions have, untertonately 'fez society, been too favoundsly re ceived, we beg kare to submit to the liberal and enlighwned, faittoful statement of cur pursuit* and acquirements. Atter having received a regular medical education, as the pupae of Messrs, Grindal and Ilimand, whose lectures sod practice we carefully attended, as Professors aid Ziurgeoto of the Loudon Hos pital, we entered ourselves as students In that justly celebrated school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed its the different brooches 4:t Anat "rfs Surgery, the Theory and Prazt:ce of Physic. Chemistry, Mid wifery, Botany. &c. &e. &c. by those enslnent Profligate", I)rt. Mooro, Gregory, Black, Hamiltoo, Duncan, and Rutherfolf ' We trust we shall not be deemed presomptuees fa ssytea. that our predeleocy and actptireotents ate not inconsiderable. H • for a long seriaessi you's mask VklitiliitfAL. 43)401..4. ' and the vsr'ous diseases of 1;11 1 .111LI IN, the particular erect et our audit% and practice, it will,we hope. be allowed that sire hare acquired superior boor/1,4,4e of their treatment and la slight and recent cases of ln*ctios w a perfect rwestab:ishriter is compiered, in the short period of two days, sod in those of tSe utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have fails l et tut eras, a proper perseverance in our plan ettreatmett efsurtb to thapatient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melandioly variety of disrrders which are the ef trets of a hahit long and most onhsppily yoarsard by the rm.:lief both sexes, there are mete mere alarming to more dlatrcealing t t ira these defie:enceics and tieLduies which frequent:) , preveser or ever hitter the matrimonial state. To such persons It most he. a cot soling haection to know that they may now, by • Imw r l A!' - hble :node of treatment, be restored tu that ge eate-t %. blestings, a strong, manly. at vigorous eonstitu ion Cu r-> of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as iu iv. IT 4c cies of venereal iolcc:i.so, we may be l'on..111! e d by pei :•t• 0! either sex sri•h the g-i:atrq secrecy. and honour. Nett •.t rM - ssltaCon at knn trutu tcu to three, and from sit ita the eveti•l ten at ti:g4. Paients in gaf f coputtpry are requsstoil to aye th.partleltlirsrf their case, au geueni.luthscot living , &c. Inelosi.:‘ a feet t• t :axe for afirtilland turtNeiries, when vie aim. L • circa .0 tent to any pant,ot the klugom. To t entre 'hit ser.czy r— svntial 0 our tiglocalysvise postage of letters may be ad.t.r.: to the account for toc,!!e•nes. el; it Ft IE and Cr Surgeons. No. 107. Harem n-s.!en. itiIGIIWA I ti AF I.:MDO'I ItNIUt I 111).hg0.414. Monang - - 10 Primers& ter tt Afrorro,pn . !! inimito-s after -.- LONDON : Prioted by 1.4. vet FrMT V P!ekett Plac.; iptiblistte4 these, aLti at the t•tat Office. 'I mitt, gIIACKERN IS !'HE DEA i'H tIM '1 HOU/JANUS. HEALTH 1(EST011119, After Lavin;; been deceived . and ItispreTerly treated by illi•ente Pre:ender:. M 1 ESSRS.COOPEK and Co. Sargeons,Charlette stree, Blackfiiirs road, zdjololng Rowland Hilt s Chapi, doting 30 years regular practice, can ever that thousand, tool tie loll yearly toa Certatu Complaint, owing w imprupet treatment, which have cause! Ulceration., wilt Mitch , * on lir Face, and Body, dlsetew in the Sight, noise in the Ears, Vernon, otriet tires, obst mate ets, N ogles en tbe Shin Bane., NIL-crated sure Throat, nocturnal pains In the Head and LIMN (frequently mi. taken and often fa ally crewed as Rheumatism); at Jut Dropsy remits, with a general Debility, and decay of the cotistionmu, originating from a Dreadful Main lurking in the habit or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the pro fession, (and their experississe ik the above disorders axe unparal leled), are Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, in Lon don and Edinburgh; and It is gratifying to their feelings to -.:-...t -nnutice they have rescued very many of their fellow crew terts from the above dreadful disorders (after others, awl even hap nth had failed). Surgeon Cooper aid Co. are coonshod daily from ten tilt seven (Sundays excepted) either see, wmfishentially ;or by letters post paid, when medistries and Lie beet advice win be sync es any part of the town or country. N. B. The PILES and EIS ruLAs cured without Duman se Cuttitr. and those who labour end* the &list di log casts of debility (from vrie.stever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair, if they apply to Surgeon Cooper sled Co. Charlotte-Wee% Theckfriars road, edielaing Rowland [till'. ChaPel.