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FROlf 4.4.1 T NIGHT'S GAZETTE. F•94:IG . OFFICE, SEPtilll/113E.R, 10. Resll liiehney. she Proce (-gent has born pleased, in the same and on t'.e b, half of his Majesty, t approve of Mr. lames Fred. rids Dsnovan to be Hs Danish Mojesty's Consul at Leith. GUARDS, TUNE 1. • Pr'i'ce ',learnt hasbeen gracintody pleased. in the name ant) on •he hehait'of ire Majesty, to command, that, in consi deration of the tihringitished services of the troops engaged 'in the Battles - I ti •• l'yrenes, from the 28th of July to the 3d of August. Ole; of the Nivelle, on the ton) of Novembeit, 1813; and at the :nese and Capture of St. Sebastian, in August and September. tgi 3 the i.niermentionod Officers present upon those Osetoorable occasions shall enjoy the pt ivilege of bearing badges of distinction, in conformity t t the regulations published on the 7th of October last, viz BATTLES IN THE PYRENEV. Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, K. G. Commander of thr Fore:l. • Lieutetan--Generals Lord Hill, K. B. ; Lord Beresford, K. B. ennamateling the Portuguese Arnie ; the Earl of Dalhousie, K. B. t Sr Thomas Fitton, K. 8.; Flom Sir Cl. L. Cole, K. 8.; Han. Sir William Stewart, K. B. ; and Conde d'Amaranthe, Eormguese Troops. Map: Generals William Anson, Sir George Murray, K.B. Quer., ter-Nlaster:Getteral, Hon. Sir F.. M. Pakenham, K. B. Alio tant-Get,er.l, William Henry Pringle, lidward Barnes, John Byng, Thaw. Brisbane, William Inglis Deais Pack, Robert Rose, it's -crehe Highness Wil li am Frederick Henry, Heredi tary Prince of Orange, Don Miguel Maya, (Spanish Officer attache- , to Head.quarters ) Brigadier-Gehersls Archibald Campbell and George A. Madden, Portuguese Troops; Don Juief O'Lalor, Spanish Officer, at. *ached to Head.quai tees ; A. Hippolito de Costa, and Don Carlos Fr. deficit I.e Cur, Portuguese Troops. Colonels Duncan 111 4 1)onald, lac 57th Regiment ; James Stir ling. 42d ditto; Samuel Hindi, 32d; Willlam Grant, 82d Foot; Hon. o'oll4i/hail, 39 h Regiment ;John Keane, sth Batt. 60th Foot ; Charles Pt 'fibrin, 211th' Feat ; William Kelly, eith Font, a Provisional Battalion; G.toge it. 53d Foot, dlito ; George d'Avlllez. 2d Line Portuguese; J. M. Doyle. 19th Portuguese; Manoel Pauplona. laths Line Por , tuguele T. W. stnbbs. Portuguese Troop; Luiz Maria de Souza Vahia, 11th Lint Portuguese; John Buchan, 7th Lisie Portuguese; James Douglas, Portuguese Troops; Charles Ashworth, ditto. Lieutroant.Cokands Henry W. Ellis, 23d Foot ;Hon. Alexander Abercrombie e mole Foot, Assistant -Quarter-Master-General; Robert Le Poet French, 74th Foot; Edward Blakeney, 7th ! r oot; John Mil.ean, 27th Foot; William Douglas, tit Siam 11ist Foot; John Charles Bootie, late of 3d foot Guards, and Assistant Adjutant-Geotral ; Andrew Wauchope, late of "OA Foot; Henry Hollis Bradford, lt.b Foot. Assistant Adj utant- Ge.oaral ; Colin Campbell, 63d Foot, ditto ; Thomas Arbuth. ant, Assistant Quarter -Mauer-General; John Foster Fitzge rald. Sth Batt. 60th Foot ; laith, 31st Foot, a Provi aimed Batta..on; 1-100. It L Dundas,itoyal Staff Cu re; Coghian, late of Ist Batt. 4 1 . 4 Rout, Henry Hare: we: De pot; Quaner-Master-Getortal Portuguese troops; John Hides, Ist Batt. std Foot ; Jeremiah Dickson, Assist rat quarter. • isfastmGeuttal ; I.e Mesurier, I:de of i 21k Portu. • gue.e; Rohe R. Ward, 26th Foot, a Light Battalion; Robert Maras, Ist Batt. 49d Foot • Lord Fitzroy Somerset , Mi li tary Secretary; invieruk.. At:giallo, de Hertzberg, .Brunswick I ig!••. Ideastry; John 11: ,Harrison, lit 'att 50th Foot.; Fie derict Newman, Ist BM. 11th Foot; George Scoveil, Staff Corps of Cavbfry; Francis D'Gyley, Assistant Adjutant-Guns . rail,. Ned Dosts:ae, 79th. Reginsent ; Bryan O'Toole, 7th Ca. ;adores; Dams. Dotigto, 611111 Foot.* Light Battalion; /ileitis do Kauai. Chelsea!' Bdteraiquia ; David Roberts, Slat Poet; Henry Winiky, hd Batt. steth Foot; John P. Hawkins, IS k Fort; Domed jyy tea, fist Foot, a Light %multi' ; Wes. tat Gran Widie, otisk Foca; Ric hard Armitroog, Lath Cocadoreis • ManateltOmet (43d Foot) ash Lino- Portuguese Tr.dorick %tow* aaeh Foot, Assistant Adjutaet-General ; • Charles Tryon, 811th Foot, Assistant Adjutant-General; Guy Onspbell ; 6th Foot; James Miler, 23d Portuguese (74th Pam); Alexander Andersonfeed Foot). lltk Line Jiloanigitese ; Joite.)/PDotrald (tech Foot), lath dam - Gems. Brown, ytt Caca.'.ores; Joseph Cairneross and John Dyer, Royal Arid • Iry ; John 8.11, Anistaut Quarter-Master-General; Thomas lithstaot. 45th Foot. • Majors Alermider Rose, late of tOth Foot, a Light Battalion; Natio Leftist, 'et Bait. 36th Foot; Frederick emptier, late of the rkrtiiiery Biala Getman Legion ; earned Mitchell, 95th tout, 6tisCacadores; Augustus Heine. Anistant-Adjum..t- Gomm! ; Vibe' in Campbell, 36th Foot, a Light Battalion; Thomas ba, Ist Batt. 48th Foot ; Seam/tunas Stratton, Ist Batt. 4Ctb Foot ; James Seaton, 93d, Foot, a l.ight Battalion ; Duncan elansphell, 39th. ditto; Robert M..Cairnts, Royal ; 1. S. 'Lillie 60(14 Foot, • ith Cncadores ; George Itiewity Zulka,ed i Cacadores• Lose Madeira, 12th Portuguese; Captam T. is. Blandtrilts kayo Anon. • , BATTU' OF TM6 NIVILLII" ical444arshal the Duke of Wellington, K. C. Commander of the Faeces. Idetremmet-Gmerda Lori 14111, JE..B. Lord Beresford, K.B. com mander of the Portuguese Army; Hon. Sir George Lowry - 11.0 For Stewart, K.B ; Sir John His i4on,Kast.; Sir Henry Chinon, K.B. • • ' -Generals Charles Baron Alien ; Hon. Charles Colville ; 10. • &lin Anson; Sir George Murray. K.B. Otterter-Miister- Goossali James Kempt; Sir L M. Pakeabans, IC.li. Adjutant ' AgnstaiL \trillions Henry Plante, Edward Barnes, William Tug*, lotus Brig, Thomas Brisbane, Denis Pack, John Lam , Beri4. Manley Power, Portuguese 'I rooptil His. erene High. Oen 'William Frederick Henry. Heredliary Priuse of Orange Pon Niguel Mies, Spanish Officer attached to Head-Quar t= ; Don Carlos Frederick Le Cor ; Manuel De Brim Mo- MAK, Adjutant-General Portuguese Troops. ikigadi.r.denbrap Benjamin D'Urba.n, Qiratter-Master-General . mthe Portuguese troops; Archibald Corephell, Portuguese Trop,,; _Dens beef CrLolor, Spanish Deicer attacked to Head Quarters; Char* Ashworth, Portuguese Troops; A. Hippo ' hto Da Coate., &PM . . . • 41olone!slituncaa M•Dorrald, late 57th'iteginseat ; Hon it. W. . GlCalleghea, 39th Foot • John Keatte,loth Fout,Sth Battaliouta . Charles P., Belson, 24 Foot ; John Tayler„ in Batt. "89th taut ; Georgetit..l3ingleans,S3d Foot, t Provisienal liana - dos ; Andrew F. Barnard, 35th root ; George D'Avilles, 2d line Portuguese; Luiz Maria- de 'Sousa Vahia, 111th Portuguese; Jetties Douglas, Portuguese Troops; Joao Telles de Menses, sat Portuguese; Jose Vasconcellos, Portuguese Troops ; Chas. Button, Si'd Foot, 9th Portuguese, Licutenant-Colooels Honourable Robert i.e Poir trench. 74th toot ; Charles Pratt, sth Foot ; Thomas Forbes, late of Ist Boanalion 41th Foot; John MiLetn, 27th Foot • R. D. Jack son, Colds+ ream :Guards, issistaut-Quarter-Meserr-General; William Douglas, Ist Batt. 91st Foot , John. Chalets Rooke, dote Assistatit-adjutatit-Gentiral;. John Colbourn° i let Batt. • rid Foot ; John Gardner, la Batt. 6th Foot • Henry Hollis Bradford, lath Foot, Assistant - Adjutant - General; Colki Campbell, 631 Foot, Assistant-Adjutant-General; Thome* Arbuthisot,Assistaot-Quaiter-Master-Geuerais Charles Bruck gat Batt. stub Regiment '• . Alexander Leith, 81st Foot,; Xis • Visional hattanon ; Hug h Gough, 117th Foot ; Honontallin Robert 1.. Derides, Royal Staff *Corps; Robust ArbuthnOt, Military .Secretary to Lord Beresfurd ; J. R. Cogbleo, late tot 11st Foot ; Hefty Hardioge, Deputy Quarter Muter General Portuguese Troops; Henry "Ikurututi, Ist Batt. 40th Fout ; John Hicks. Ist Batt. Sid Foot; Jeremiah Dickwo, Assistant eer Master General; Robert ivlacara, Ist liatra ! ion 424 r Henry William Carr, sad root; Lord Fitzroy tic:tuner, Military Secretary; AlexanderTalloh, Portuguese - Arullery ; Alexander J. Dickson, Royal Artillery ; John May, Royal Ar tillery, Assistaut Adjutant General; Frederick A. de Hertz , Brunswick lotantry ; Frederick Newman, Ist Battalion gad, foot ; George Scovell. Staff Corps of Cavalry ; Francis • ICfOyley, ti g; Foot Guard", Auistaat Adjutant General ; Neil Bait r,4•4l . itegiscitut ; Auguetas Fraser, Royal g. • H em ftatillery ; Henry Worley, 24 Bart - 34th Foot ; tiew 1). Koos, it 0 . 7 ,4 fa wn Art ill ery . :oho P.l-lawkins, 68th Foot; kis Wuodfore;"4,mineat doute, - Allatto General; Mal : Pala, Okla Liao Ft il:guess ; Fredet:ck *owl*, Assistant General ; litichurd G. Hate ' Ikb i 04441i I t 4; J. H. 234 Foot, 4th Portuguese • wilijamitroiN lit Batt. Oak Foot; Samuel Race, slat Reibuitat ; Richard Buckner, loyal Artialory ;' W. P. Napa, s tst but. 481 Fool; Joseph Cainscross, Royal : Winery; Juba Galati's,. sth Matt. Seth Toot; William Cowell, lot Bait. VA Fool; ftederic k Des. banes, SS kart. 8 7 th Foot; Wit UM lst Ert:t. loch Bunt ; John Bell, Assistant Quarter Master General ; Jaime ..I=ir, 74th Fool, 23d ror.oatiesis ; AkaandoeAlidenen,.4o • l'erumwifts .1 4sorms Prgelfiw . ' 7nhis Reit,. I Tth Line Partortese ; M. P. da liftvaeir. 9d t!a dotes; George Brains, 9th Cacadores; Bea•ty, stka Portuguese; William Birmingham, late of ath Potugue.e ; Peter Pearson, late of 6th Cacadores; Kenneth Snodgrass, lat. Cacadores. Majors Dudley Ackland, let. of 57th Foot ; Frederick Sympher, late of Artillery King's German Legion ; George Marlay (14th Foot), Assistant Adjutant General; Patrick Campbell, 14 Battalion, 52d Foot ; John Schoeilde, Sth Batt. cloth Foot ;. A (lust us Heine, A4/15t ant Adjutant General; John Walmsley, Ist Batt. 8.2 d lirrimert ; William Campbell, Ist Batt Stith Foot; Henry Thomas, Sd Bat. 27th Foot; '1 homes Belt, tat Ba't. 48th Foot ; Charles Camemu (3tl Foot) a light Batta lion; Bayntum Stone (9d Batt:sBth Foot), a Provisional Bat talion ; William iJalvaird, Stt natt.9sth Foot; Joseph Marke, Ist Batt. 57th tteemert ; Thomas Laing, 94th Regiment; George Miller, 24 Bait. 95th Foot; J. S. Lillie (60th Foot), 7th Cagadores ; Jacenio Alexandre, 14th Portuguese; Fran cisco *A Pamplona, 10th Cacadores ; Jose P. Saavedra, Asset tant-Adjutant-General Portuguese Troops; Mathias de Sousa, 18th Portuguese. Captains Joseph Felix de Prevot, late of Chasseurs Britaaniques; Antonio tia Costa, Portuguese Artillery. Lieutenant Vicente Antonio Buys, 'Portuguese Artillery., SIEGE AND CAPTURE OW ST. SEBASTIAN. Lieutenanr-Generals Lord Lynedock, K. B. and Sir James Leith, K . B. Major-Ce ntrals John Oswald, Andrew Hay, Frederick P. Re: binson, and Thomas Bradford, Portuguese troops. Brigadier-General John Wilson, Portuguese troops. Colonels 'William Howe De Lancey, Deputy Quarter-Master-Ge neral; Hononrahle Charles J. Greville, let Battalion 38th Foot ; Thomas Noel Hill, iet Line Portuguese; Luiz de Regoa Bar re n. 15th ditto; F. H. Pizarro, 16th ditto ; Mich. MiCrea_h, ad ditto. Lieutensict-Clolonels James S. Barnes, Sd Battalion let Foot ; John , Cameron, 9th Foot ; Henry F. Bouverie, Assistant Ac jotant• General; Francis Broke, Ist Battalion ,4th Foot; W. Mfßean, V4th. Line Portugui se; George F. H. Berkeley (35th Foot) Assistant Aejtitatit-Gencral ; RiehardiCoeke, a detactunent of Foot Guards; Edward Miles, let Battalion, tBth Foot; le 11 Philip Hunt, let Battalion 52d Foot; Alexander J. Dickson, Royal Artilkry; John May (Royal Artillery) Assistant Ailjn-1 rant-General ; John F. Burgoyne, Royal Engineers; Julio, Hartman, Artillery King's German Levin ; John Piper, tst Battalion 4th Foot; Wm. Gonim, (91 Foot) ' Issi,tant Qua.- ter-master-General; Augustus Frazer,Royal Horse A rti:lcrs ; 1). St. Leger Mil, nth Cacadores ; Elmond K W dliains, (s 4th Cacadores; Arnold Gerber. spit Lint Battalion, King's German Legion; 'An ii;r. 1111.(/3d Foot) .th Caeadores; Alexander Thompson, (74th Foot), Assistant-Etigineet ; Chas. E.licombe. Royal Engin 'MI W ebber Smith, Royal Artillery ; Rich. Bickner, ditto; Jahn Dyer, di; to. Majors Frederick Sprpher, late of Artillery King's Gsrman.l.e gion ; Robert Anwyil, John Williamson, mid timothy Jones, Ist Batt. 4th Foot; Robert Campbell, lit Ba.t. Sid Foot ; George H. Henderson, Royal Engineers ; John Murray, 29th Foot ; George Halford, td Batt. 59th Foot ; Kenneth Simi grass, 13th Portuguese; Henry Oglander, ud Batt. 47th Foot; S. Jose de Arrlaga, Portuguese Artillery. The Pt.nce Regent has also been pleased to command, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, dim the following Wa ters who were present In the torin , r batiks and sieges in the Peninsula, shalt receive appropriate badges in commemoration of their services upon those occasions, viz. BA VILE:, nF ItOLEIA AND VIMIERA. Major John. Rainey, late of 6241 Foot, and an Amiatant-Quarter- Vlaster-General. Captain Ow I.teut.-Ceosel) H. Elphinstone, Regal Ea'lnto& Attu; OF COMANN A. Lieutenant-Colonel (now Major-General) Thomas Bradford, Assistant-Adjutant-General. Major (now Lieutenant Colonel) Thomas Eames, 3th Foot. ZATTLI OP TALAVIMA Di LA !MYNA. Lieutenact-1 olonels Colin Campbell, Asaistant•Adjutant-Gene . sal; Hugh Got/ob. - With regiment. SATTIA or IMAM Mood's's-General A. de Levu* Pereira de la Cora, Portuguese Military aecrecnr, . Colonel- Hoyht Framingham, Royal Artillery; J. Cardoso, ith Portuguese Regiment; Palmeirint„ 19th Portuguese Reit meta. Lieutenant-Colonels John Cameras 9th Foot; the Hon. H. King, sth Foot ; Colin Carnpisel, Cameras, Adjutant General;; Henry Hardioge, Deputy Quarter Muter General, Portuguese Troops ; Robert Nixon, 44 Casadores; George Berkeley, As. sissant Adjutant General; Hon. lj. Pakenhain (24th Foot), ditto ; A. Llicluon, Portuguese Artillery; B. K. Williams, 4th Casaloces. Major Haas Baron Bambe,lst Light Batt. King's German Legion. DATTLR OF FUSNTES DE ONOR. Major-General Honourable C. Colville. Colonel (aow Major-General) Lord Aylmer, Assistant Adjutant General: • Colonels Hoyiet Framingham, Royal Artillery; J. Cardoso, 7th Portuguese; Palmeirini, commanding., Portuguese Bri gade; and J. M. Doyle, ►9th Portuguese. Lleutenant-Colonels R. D. Jackson (Colistreatn Oualds), As• aistant Quarter-Master-General ; Colin Campbell, Assistant Adjutant-General; George Berkeley (32h Foot), ditto ; Wm. Oftney, late of the King's German Legion, an.i an Assistant Quarter -Master General; D. L. Gilmour, 95th Foot; Salad V. de Arentschild, Portuguese Artillery. SATTLI Or BARROOM. • - Al the Hon. Z. Acheson, Id Mt. On *AL BATTU{ OF ALBURRA... • Majors Janus Hawker, RoyalArtibery ; Gilbert Clothiers, Ist Batt. 48th Foot ; Peter Fearon, tote of 7th CacaAores. Captain Jones Pitrry,.s4 Batt. 48th Foot. • ASSAULT AND CAPTURE OF CIUDAD RODRIGO. Colonels Jose Cardoso, Portuguese Troops; and John 24, Doyle, 19.1 Portuguese. Liantestant-Colonel F. X. Celheiros, 7th Portuguese. ASSAULT AND CAPTURE OF SADAJOS. ,LlenSenant-Colonels J. T. Jones, Ruyal Roglncers ; and Ale:- aeder Portugisse Artillery. Richard Bishopp, sth Foot; John Duffey, 43d Foot; • and halitS Fergusson, 434 Foot (now LAW...COL Sd foot). BATTLS OF SALAMANCA. Colonel Doa Ventura Mena, • Chief of the Staff of Don Carlos d'itapana' s Division. Lieutenant-Colonel John Mansell, 2d Batt. 3311 Foot. Majors Richard Bishop', sth Foot ; Thomas Bell, 48th Foot; Sebastian Jose de Arriaga, Portuguese Artillery; and C. Wes.l tetn, et 6 Casaderes. SATTLR Of VITTORIA. Lientmant-Colonel George &oven, Staff Cups of Cavalry. •.. Captain Joho O'Flagherty, 45th Foot. The Prince Regent has further been pleased to ermunami,- I''the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, that those bulges ' which would have been conferred upon such of the Officers above canted who fell in, or have died wines, the said buttes and sieges, shall, as a takes of respect for their memories, be trans mitted to their respective famUhs. Jly command of his Royal Highttesa the Prime, Regent (Signed) FR enzaicK, Cutamandor la 'Chief. H. Torun, Maj. Gen. and Mil. Sec. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OPFICZ Of ORDNANCE s CWT. 10. Corps of Royal Engineers. To be Vireo Lieutesiants—Second Lieutensats Christopher K. Sanders, vice Matdonald, promoted; Thomas Luarnore, vim Power, in action; Henry M. Buckiridge, vice A.Tonip iron, deceased; Charles H. Minehin, vice H. D. Jones. pro- Dmted ; William Faris; sties Bonnyeastle, promoted; William S. &Wield, vice Abbey, kilted to action; rsdward B. Patten, vice Caidew, promtnesi ; Frederick ii. liasideley, .vice Mar- , shall, promoted ; William Roger,, vice G. F. Thompson, pew mow ; ueorge Dalton, vice Pipes, promoted. To "a hecond 'Lieutenants—Gentlemen Cadets Charles Batt s • eke Catty, promoted; George C. Lewis,. vice Worsky, Hanel; • Immo' H. Bbekistort, vice Tinting, promoted; Chariot H. Reague, vice White; prontoted ; Gustavus C..Deo. plat, vice Ere, prometed ; Henry G. Solder°, vice Islab, rfw ' ed ; Thom.. Budged, viceSsnyth, promoted; Ms.ASafdi. W. Heath, vice Wilson, promoted; Vincent I. eke Henderson, promoted; Rawdon F. Clavering, rim Bat promoted; Henry P. Wolff, vice Cooper, promotedt E. Elliott, vice Walpole, promoted; and James T. Tarmilikilidi Cur, promoted. ,- .4r a modialJus aped by the Lord I.leatenant of the COusti Carmarthen. C.liimarthenshirt Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Edwards to be Ligilidabasi and a...436*A cd.t. ao be Comma ielialttbottass signed by the toed Lkstesant of the COM, •K Kent. East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry CAvalry. hintrat,'Gent. to he lieutenant; and Wihiarn Castle, nt. to be 1. - u:-.l:eon. Commissions signeti by the Lord Lieutenant of the County or MonoMutb.—West Local Militia. . Benjamin Thorns% Feq. to be Captain, vice Lewitt, resigned;: thews, Demaytte, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vie. fames, re-: signed; John Smith Phillips, gent. t., be Lieuteesist ; Apra-'.I ham Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Donny:se, promoted. East Local Militia. . . Robert ioneeAflartiKemys, E.g. to he I.leutanant-Color.el, vice . Tornio, deceased; George Samuel !NIA, Gent. to he I.teute rfant ; George Davis, Gent. to be lieutenant, vie._ Parsons, resigned. Commissions It( the North Shropsh're Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieut, of the County of Salop. William t)wen,liq. robe Lieutenant-Colonel; Brad. bury, kid John Hunt, Esqrs. to be Captains; John I iutlestnn, Wingfield Harding, and Charles Warren, Gems. so be Lieute nants • Arthur Noneley Davenport, John Kilvert, jun. Mat thew basks, Rowland Hill, and 'Thomas Gwynn, Gents to be Cornets; Samuel Dickin Grinsell, Cent. to be Adjutant; James Essex, Gent. to be Surgeon. -Commissions signed by the I ord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Ist or West Norfolk Regiment of Milit . a. Edward Damant, Gent. to be Lieutenant, viceWbitby, reggned. 3.1 Western Regiment of Norfolk Local Robert Campbell, Gent. to be lieutenant. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford.—liereforsishire Militia. Charles Fates, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Charles Arthur Ganden, Gent. to be ditto. • Herefordshire. Yeamarry Cavalry. The Honourable Tbomas Harley Rodney to be Captain. BANKRUP l'S. Arthur Faeey and Arthur Fatty th-i younger, now or late of Hatherltigh, Devonshire, fanners, dealers and au/smell, and copartners, to surrendes September 27, 1:8, and October , at twelve, at the Rummer 'I avern, Bristol. Attornies, Moist s. Price and Williams Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Willtans Hanley, Bris:ol. William Harrisen, oP Dartmouth-street, Westminster, army aec•nitrement-maker, dealer and chapman, Sept. 17, 'l4, and October 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Asia, It obtassm and Young, Parliament-street Westminster. G‘o-ge Ridley, of Tesibury, Worcestershire, baker, maltster, dealer and eliapinan, September 21, 2!, and October 25, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Tenbney. Attornies, Mr. 8....di ley, No. 17, James-street, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. Godeon, l'enbury. William Mona; Park. of Long-Acre, Middlesex, music-dealer, *dealer and chapman, September 17, October 1, and 25 at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie+, Messrs. Hutchinson and Lmmott, Brew gra- hall, Addle-street. * DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. October 25, Thomas Bennett, Lone-Acre, ironmonger, at ten. October 22, Rcbert Withey, Charter House -street, twist maker, at ten. October 11, Wm. Taylor, of Now Molten, Yorkshire, linen-draper, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be mad* in the COUNTRY. October 17, Peter Eaton, Witton, timber-merchant, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Northwich. October 17, John Illsase, or Marston, dealer and chaprnatt, at elaVen, at the Crown and. Ara. char, Northwich. October 6, John Ivlortlentan, of I.eweatnCt, haberdasher, at eleven, at the Crown Int., Lowestoft. October 6, Charles Baker, Bristol, seedstuan, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. October 6, Richard Gill, Birmin:hain. draper; at three, at the Dog Tavern, Mancheser. October 17. Johu Griffiths, of Knighton, draper, at one, at the Star and Garter, Woroest:r. October 4, kobert Lay, Bedale, grocer, at ore, at ' the Black Swan, Bedale. October 11, Tristram Walkct, Janie.; Walker, Kirk Bridg e , and John Readtnan, - ofGaylts, Yorkshire, Awspisaners, at nave, at the Golden Lion, North Alltston. CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER 4. Stephen I.uf kin, 'Doswell-street, linen draper. Georg. Mat chain, New Sarum, dealer and chapman. James PoWing, Liver pool, timber-merchant. Jolm:ham, Norwich, grocer. James Stanton, New Road, Totterham-court Road, statuary. James kodway, Union-street, Somere-town, baker. Rouhard Phelps awl Thomas Predev, of Nr.vrthanr, linen drapers. 1 homas and John Prrey, of St. PAO and Cllttor, , cqach-suskers. DIRT H c. At Denham Green, near Edinburgh, the Sth inst. the Lady of Major-General Birch Reybardeou, of a ton. Friday, at Woolwich, the Lady of Major Wilmot, Royal forte Artillery, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Wednesday, the 7th Instant. at AU Saints, Northantrau, by the Rev. J. J. Rye, Charles Smith, Esq. to Charlotte Mara- recta, eldest daughter of Rowland Mainwaring, At Kirkcudbright, the sth inst. Edward Hyslop, El writer in Dumfries, to Mary, eldest daughteeof William Brown, Esq. of Linkens. Wednesday, at Fcrmoy Church, near Cork, Captain Richard England, of :he I 2th infantry, to Anua Maria, daughter of Jobn Anderson, Esq. of Fermoy House, in the County of Cork. KIGH WATER AT LONDON BMUS TOMORROW. Morning - - 10 minutes after 3 ^ ARsrnooa - - 13 minutes after 3 N'consequence of numerous complaints of C OU R: er• I felt MACASSAR OILS composed of deleterious ingreelien , s; being imposed on the public, Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, sole Proprietors of the GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, for the GROW l'H of HAIR, deem it an Imperious duty to caution the Public not to purchase any without their signature on the outside label, in red ink, A. Rowtawn and Sow, in their own hand writing, and particularly to observe the name, because some in. siduous persons sign their counterfeits Rolandson to deceive the public. —Also to ask fur ROWLAND'. MACASSAR OIL, price Ss. 6d. 10s. 6d. arid .€l. Is. per bottle, with ROWLAND's PRACTICAL and rHILOSOPHICAL TREATISP. on the Preservation of the Human Hair, givii.g a WU description of the Oil, unabated with each bottle, sold by the sole l'roprieturs, ti Row Lawn and Sow, corner of K • by-street, Hatton-Garden (tl'e first iurning on the right from Holborn) London. Also by ap pointment by Messrs. Hentlrles, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne-street t W. Smyth, 117, Gatti* and Prince, 57, and A Rine, 15, New Bond-street; Bayley anti Blew, Cuckspun. street; S. Berry, 17, and Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho ; New. berry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton and 'tun, Royal grehasige ; Butler, 4, Citeapshie; Riggs, 55, Chepside, and 51, Park -street; and by most Perfnmerssnd Medicine Vets. den throughout the Empire. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; or, IMPERIAL DYE t a preparation of wonderful metamorphosing powers which wiU immediately and effectually change RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, &c. to a BROWN, BLACK, or AUBURN; and so permanent, that neither soap or water can remove it. In Is perfectly innuxious, and eons pounded of vegetable substances, 7s. 6d. per bottle. Asty lady or gentleman may ripply it to their own hair with sea. sad is will prove superior to any other. SCROPHAY OAS CARS 4. AYOUITGLADY, of the age of ig; bavit g ...ea . amicted with s cro pki t toos Ulcerations aid er b ri i i h i was Ow Oyer asp Loveless clot* ItY eloleln'yortetVallsircp„ the we SPlll t ibllltrs i ertcwr el.N•ria,vv,sti DlttiPS, shkhastecovertd her b 1 121 104 indher,l.tetent i t tolves - a perfect-cum—Wm. Joblet;Of lie P,rkh •flotis a weak rate of heekh, and Seraphelaso ACettion :A dw . rtAlauw Ju4nt, is also Ly their meaestywuset6ysrate,r4,„,„o4 llB3 „,. 1 Thurston, near Xttotkl:mdge, is able to leave Mer. hetl.after, twe 1 years roblikemem, and requcits another hade,ts pleting htr ree.wery. '1 he eille.aey et the Pa vit . Andierehrtii 10n,.. Is w ell known is Lroptieso, ;:earbetie.Gecty, eed Woos Af(ect ions. . Sold wholesale by T.. Filwaras, r, St. Prals,'Clmetit.ykra ;and retati at the Di.pensarv, 1 5, risko-rquove,l.endets, In. titles 61';_ double, !pi. 6,1 ; and largest, Lt. Os. slaty ISCILSIL•di COMPO:CSID ESSI,N: - P. Ss. To prevent Contort felts, the Gentiiite Iledlefee has a Bleat , ink Sminv.—Mr. S. may he odureted iforionally, or by le; , E t the Dispensary, on the astral Professional ferias. GLIESI ( O2IIAN 141.1)1CINEL llt . ANItNTT GUEST respectfully' inf l ow LI the thai tfie GUI grOillAN 11.1111DItINF.S spit sold by Messrs. N 1 , 7 se et% and 9ems4 wholeAllesiediatail, Na 2'i, Dante-street, llubi:n; and throe that wish to see tha l ami," effica:y of there may tzemre that Iniorawboth,latperu.ir,g b, " Gui..ie from Vain," price is. sold .4 above; y etsmir;ag the S-rea Newspaper, Me l's. Weekly Mtraeigee.wr La 17tStAr setulAie, where they will see tbat these etemical preparatipta have been established in I.onikth for more than twaity ye e, 4 reli..ving the following complaints In less didn one Unix • and by eutiog in Treasonable time, all sorts of Ceut iltheutniniedete., Ri , etimati.m. Pleurisy. Liver Complaints, aid Sprains, truism s ; and Weakness, or Ccistractions proceeelleg from repeated taros. yetis of the above complaints; lava, ite Heat Tooth-aches., Face-aches, aid Ear-aches: 3000 patient% after they had been at& milted into the Lendiin Hospitals. continued Otis Sklteasentble time, and ratttned wieliout *in; relieved, have afterwards beet restored to perfect health by the use of the se -estottevai. 'no ..secceis Ttending hie Atitibitions, Asthmatic, Hermes, and-Cow. wouptive Pills, are so great as-almost to ,vent,incretbble; and hie To tb Poisikr, if once used, will alway3be preferred. N.ll. These Medicines ate soh! wisolssa by all the reaper*. able Medicine . Venders In London; but retail only by the Pee priesor. B.GuCST, No. 9, Crest Surrey-stmt. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH OF THOUSANDS. HEAL'T'H REA . ORED, After having been it.:exiied and improperly treated by aditemto Preinni'ers. 1I ESSR S. COOPER in , l Cm- Snrgeons. Charlotte.. street, Blackfriars road, adjoining Rowland HilrisChapel„ during 30 years regular practice, can aver that thnusands .6111 vin rims yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to hiproper treatment,. which have caused I/Ice:winos, with Blotches-on the Face, and Body, dimness in the 'iglu, noise in the Ears, Deafness, ti res,obstinate G'.,ets, Nodes on t Within Bones, ulcereteA nee Throat, nocturnal painv tm the Head and Limbs (frequently sniea take, and often fatally trered as Rheumatism); at ins • Dron.,7 ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the conultsti a cm. originating from a Dreadful Diveaseltulung iu the habit or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the pro. fession, (and their evp.erience in the above disorders an impact& leled), are Members of the Royal Collet of Purrons, In don and Edinburgh; awl it is graritying to their feedings to an nouttce they hare rousted very many of their fellow creator,* from the :hove dreadful disorders (after others, and eves bor t o taib had failed). Messrs. Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from .teen till seWell (Sundays excepted) by either sex, confidentially ; or by letters. post psid, when medicines and the beg advice wlllbe 'sent t. auy l'art of tl;,t town or country. N.B. Tke PILLS and FIB I'ULAS cured wlthout Barnir.gor Cutting, and those who labour under the most digressing cases of debility (front whatever cause, whe , her juvenile indiscretion or other Wise) need not despair, but apply to Gu;geon Coeper and Co. Charlotte-street, Vailfriars-road,stdjoteng Rowlastd Hifls Chapel. WORM Lozzpuns. WORMS ARE THE thiOST FR:EQ UENT SOURCES OP CHILJAP NS' DIAASES : Their SYMP TOMS EVERY PARENT antfGUAIRDLInt of CHJI.DREN should be acquainted wl A. They oceacion lee of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, enridation awl irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they affect tl.* growth •of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consontption cr decay. Both ss a preventative *nature of thole ahrnaing comi.lA:nts, the above excellent Medicine Is oldsters:lßl allow: c. the tenintony ads h4hest characters In this country, bosh. In ra,:k ami respectahlw Sty, so have no equal. Their public apprebatloo given to dos Proprietor, from a yen/still knowledge of its %evade/hal success In their awn fancies, stautps Its merit beyond competition, aid gives a sanction to It, of it/Mat no other :Medicine of the hint can boast. l'arents and others, site have the care of Should have this reme4 rs a hmily Mesitetee to re'ort :e, viobeN., ever the etzrrtch or hew& of crkildron au any wry disordered. which It will always be found to relieve. Sok!, wboluale and retail, at Mr. Butter's, No. 4, Cheapilde, this corner of St. PaUeli Churuhlard Jolts, son, k Below, Ponws mouth; Jones, W eston, Minot, end /via iloq, Poe twee ; Hal and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Puck and Rou, and Turner, Hull ; Hordand„Cookworthy, Natdeton, Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and awinney and Co. Bus mingham • Staines and Lynch : Manchester; 'rrewmaa, Exeter; 4 Smith, M ;nder tun, it eaburn, Scott. and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bait ter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulges and Barry, Bristol ; Ste venson and Co. Norwich ; Swis ten, Leicester; Edwarli rd Penny, and Billing, and :Achim r y r cafe end Loki Dover; White, Brighton; Rohe+ to, Feltilin, and Ruff, Chettos ham ; and retail, by must cotritr) medicine venders, in Inlet, - at es. 9th nd Si. sd.each. IT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that twee destitute of the elemen set the medical art have offend tkenicelyes as candidates for pubile pa. tronage hi the profession o Physic. For thept: risme of c.loiag; Jeer tine to the result of our studies and experience, awl to 'preveiat as from being classed among those empiric* whew impudent rm. tensions have, uniortuaattiy for society. been too favnurakty N eely eti, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enligtoesie.4!ai faithful sr aTement of our puranifir sad orquirethenni. After having received a regniar mediced education, as the pu?lis - of Mt h. , rs Grindal and Mateo, whore lecturearand prac•.ec c e carefully attended, as Professors and Serrano of the tendon Hi 4.- pita% we entered ourselves as stedentsin that jtetiy eclairs .d school for med cat ailotremente the Royal College of Ed ()- burgh, acrd were instructed fa the ' aliliseenr branohesciAnatee•iy, Surgery, the Theory and ITZet.te of Phyeic, Chemistry, hi ic 4 - wifery, bevany, &c. &e. Ste by Owe eminent Professors, .1 ht 1 Munro, Grogoly, Black, Hamilton, Ihrucan, mod Ruttierft-d. We trust we 'Lail not be deemed presernt:tuous in saying. 1- 1, ? 4 • our proficiency anciwteq•.ir.enenriattre rut iccoushierable. Has leg ' fora long series of years nuatto•VENEil LA'. CO MY1,41: 4 i I fts and the various diseases 'WWI 811.1 CY, the partieular ifsjet . t Cl our studies 'mg practice,' it led!, we Ittle•-, be :.Lowed that we have acquired superior. kite *ledge of their treatment and care. slight and recent cases of 11.'reGt itin,s tenict re-comb:Wallet* 0 completed In the short period of two days. as:d in theme of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners hare failed of ":" eels, a proper perseverance iu our plan of treatment cwt.:T . 4e* the patient a cafe and radical cure. Amidst the nielancitoly variety of dis-rders which are the eft teem of a habit long and most unhappily pursued I” the ¶ '''.'• l * both sexes, there are none more alarming orinot.-tlistris ,, :. . , - those dent:entities and debilities wWthisetpseody Nevem ~, • bitter the matrimonial state. l'o such persons it must be .i soling rcflett•on to know that they may now, by a new end I 0 •II . lible mode of treatment, be restored to th ir reate.t of ail hi • • t• blessings, a sarong, manly, are! vigorous cohstito•lon in all a :4-' , of debility. from whatever cause arising, ai.well as.in every - . • des et venereal infection, we way he cousulted by patie a either ‘ri wrh the greatest secrecy and ha:lour. limas of c - sioltavon at home tient ten to duke, and from sin in the es I • ::: till ten at night. . . Paramus iu the country are requested to sue the particult r- ti tbear case, age, and general habit of liviug, ice. hit:losing art •1 1 • 4 ' . l tame for advice and med:eines, when the saute will be gars n in Metto any part of the kingdom. To ensure that musty I .• v" spatial to our undertaking, d i e postage of letters may be adi cal to the account for medicines. CI-T.)IIE said V /4.11.4 ( "AntitlEiestf.. Surgeons. No iO7, Hatton Gat , is =ggcsar=4/ -mot : !'noted by Loma - kith, Pickett Om rebeeked Akers, awl at the Seas Ulke.l awls Bw. • • f • , • • . . t S n : .• 4. ••• ." r ; ) • .~ L' 1 N oaf JF R 559 1. THi' 4 Tl P. RnyA... T'"" PRESENT EVI Sluthammer HAILLIT, PRINCE H. Mel 00km:iv,. Mr. DU I...tertea. Mr. A *matte. Mr. DAV dim. of Harolet's Foam ()amide. Qttete of Dolma °Owns. Miss MI Eo width will be added., for TIMOUR; THE rimer. Mr. PA Acib. Master CHAPMAN ; 1 Karim, Mr. MAKPIN ; Sa Captain of the E.cort. Mimi MAT PHEWS; Zorikle, Mrs H.. 1 Plana for the Hoses to be lakes dare, Hart veer, from Tee till The Door. w'll be emceed at bah hire begin I , alf.ratt Mr.. Heir, 7a ; Second Prbt. os. Id —GaTioty, ; Sword Prier. is, Price, ed . A Private Per may he bad MO Braeci•vn at the Bolt Mee —No lel 1 irio Grand Equestrian Company two extra nights, this «awning and t t 4•• Trrrnerrnw, The Exile, and Tia On Mnndat, The Boyar's Opt, and th" Pantnnihne nt Me her Goo THEATRE, LONIX MR HEADINGTON a will bruit their Autumnal ( Anal •my, PNy.iAogy, and the ope day, Win of Orttiber, ar.Twoo't . Principles and Practice of urger tomical Oesiusistratinn. and Riser For fur , her particulars apply to h Hower! ' MEDICAL AND CiliElkflCJ EXAMINA'I TAR. HOOPXR- and Dr. 'text COURSE on the TPL cHBVISTRY. ‘ cad W. i the he4tre of Mr Break. E ao. Monday, Octte . - t CONOMY IN . 1 HE PliatCF .},„ rtiblic„are reept•ctiti very Lion of the larseand d 1 G r and SHEE VINO CLOTH, r Company's only Warehoube In 1 o of.illootoebory-square. They ar•- e arielin in both Countri.., to ..til iti cheaper itan any Hoag.- In Looter without the help of Acids; hew 1 Inoptetitne . of tkrlr Agents In tht Matt tLatrDl raWlity and Colour, amid 1 Mowry s horid a fastrapptar. .Courttry. Order. faithfully attend JOHN DON,OVXN, 4 Bluontahut SAMUEL P: LEA, No. td, titephl Good &Hem; irolind, and Haub payinest, or diacatintell. N. 13; Fine bleb tat being is twit My are eeteb;rd W offer It to the :prr titist,jt has bete fur many MA/11311 • lOVAL ANTI • AIT W TlObl. instead et Tallow. ki}aete wf „friction in Steam-knid tines. Cow.bes, W.giana, Cana, Ships' Bottoms, Tit, eaCtilUe. lite far ealrties ; to proseryt WiN4 or Wtiondee du Milli Irma el l artdelt the Pub.:c save H. A:I cal, per cent. txt l ittsnre of baying wear Sold. for the Partin er;, at hie. Atilittralty. Locator ; by ton Chenikra i • itieters:. Alen, 04.4. Medicine. Werek...t.ici„ Perfo Clitchnialtere, Inrk. even.„X.saeli Celan-shops, !acti, c., And In biutee, vibe its. 641:1 Ze. ad. ; IQ Cdlokaa each. The brOalkit 1111411 SOO coal/atilt ,a rear Mt at4l Catriaiv *ovr tam of Itoo,and hible%, a Prolarti9o for all intact Wads of DIED. .• Monday morning, it his lodgings. No. 9, Edward -street, Ca eendish-square, lames Cavanagh Murphy, Esq. Architect. At Seaton, the 31st ult. Mr. William Aitken, aged SO. He was the oldest member of the fraternity of gerdeneri in East Lothian. At Gasepoor, in India, the Ist Fet.:uary, 1813, I.ieutenant Daniel Macalpine, of the 17th foot; and. on the 15th September, 1813, on board the Atlas Indiaman, his brother Lieutenant Ito-1 beet Macalpine, of the 22d light drsgeons. At Darmstadt, the celebrated German composer, Vogler. Sunday morning, found dead In his bed, Mr. Jasper Devon smith, many years Gentleman Steward to his Excellency the Por tuguese Ambassador, South Audiev-street. Friday, a poor man at Bristol, by sucking new rum, with a straw,. out of a puncheon which lay on the Quay. Sept. 2% at Footscray, aged 25, Chario , te, daughter of filajor- General Mackay, of the East-India Company'. Madras Estab lishment. Last week, In Gray's AIM' Houle, Taunton, aged *2, Hannah Murton, a maiden Lady. She vowed several years age that no ha fellwair should over touch her, living or dead. In p.lrsisance of this rewind's), about 10 years since, she purchased a coffin, in wtich, whenever she felt serious illness, she immediately di/mob ed het self, thus ensuring the gratification of her peculiar senaibil.ty. The cells was not, however, exclusively apprtipriated to the re ception pf her mortal remains, but served also as her wardrobe and the depositary of her bread and cheese. in thelidorning. - A Prnsurctos may be bad of Dr A. 69; ILlarearei-stoat, Cavendish . DR. DAVIS'S LECTURE Irllt. DAVig, Fellow of th Newt., is Edinbaralt; Liesr ysiciase, in London : Phywcian, li) the Qiie4 9 ', I,yinip In 1-lospit4 1 WINTER of RSE of I.EC ni. 'metier of MUM IFF.R If. on at a query's past ten cklockln the. Dr Day,. receives into his house a ba4.d number o Resi.l!nt 1 e at seeing and &sawing in . atilleDrseaCes.• En F& lirtl,or particulars, sr i mcLbirliChltifitto.swest, azi tre skiivonsd: DIt..i.tERRIMAN, Phys Midcliewa flo , pitni, the Wes Ind tire Panda's! Infirmary of 3t. C bee.. II fresh COURbE of EEC Et !RAC. I' E 91. MIDWIFERY,and and CH1LD.4407 . , on Monday, 0 e'Clock. . The Leceacso win be delivered zi pi•af — : Private low roviens, if tios!r tt : Vrwyy it 414sy, and to Medical iic f• ntaghnesie.sus ot halter info vafJeti"rerms inay be ;mat itt , Boa .44k. t ac *tie West enni.ter (3, stweet; 4 4slo.; a• c%e Moital•stt Moo 1 e ,:.,.... r:o , 46. I JAI bt..on.vnic, I • . , . ' AiEW 4Y4'11.4 '4 ir l Aws., ifirit OM ICI .I.l"Plant! to 'lie PiA,...-fale • eliora.i. of I. ..rvaa Mu c, to acqu tiy moons .9 lab r:ven , ion of "a u airticsion. are in:"ot'uced a varkti property S g r. 4 7s 4 1d to be had ttiel., ta !er , n• s• t• et , errand. Also i .sr :uhtiate , d; Thos 3-ered i at Originorti*Mea, 1 V11M1.,1114d s .r rsi..,,,antl tare . V•vce.,111..:11v1:3 g th sa d P ars ra Tip , ir• a9pi the. path Meese' 're +a-reil I ie,' ) 4 hy ii instrocth/e C nira 4qn to t' a shh 14.-8. P•avisi.•4t .'as , ' *or ,art. of squat if nut cape, tor I, any 4 !44+.1 A Cabinet add aqu..re • Purioiori at new