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oYAL, COVENT-GA= 'ENING, NOVE Shakespeare's Play of '.Y THE FOURTH, THE FIRST. King of England, Mr. MtIRRAY. Wales Mr. C. KEMBLE. Fahme, Mr. FAWCETT. Mr. KEMBLE. Mrs. DAVENPORT. Ided the Musical Entertainment of FARMER. _ Mr. !NUL EDON ; kberry, Mr. 8F.1.1.A/11Y ; nrtips, Mr. LISTON. ; Irilolly Maybuith . Min S6LTON I berry, Mrs. I.IBTON. 3s. 6d. Pit gs. 63. Second Price 2.. Price le. Upper Gallery Le. Sccund .• • . • . ' be taken of W. at the new Hart-itrikt, from ten till four. at itaM 'cut Ave. 14 00 thrf in for tfie Hew lAcissi'vrttla Pail' aid Hs ?Tumour. Saturday, Macbeth: leers ; to which Will be added, La Pe-. id ; with New Sc-very. Dresses, &c, Wednesday, The Exile. itaitad,ta Bvo. prices7a. boards, fINIONS CONCERNING 11A BETES. • I . HAM, M. D. F. R. S. g• College of Physkians, arid Phys'clan Ex a sl Highness the Prin:e of •*ales. ty, 32, Fleet -street, London.; and fat! )urgh. ITH EDITION. publiihed, price ss. 6d. DYSPE PSY, or . ,PoictioNDE(Lte iitsEAst ; 'and, regular Gout, `and rte Attune, lrregu various rises of Nervous, Beliou•, Vai• .ffections.; Diseases of Relaxation and along, Habits impaired by intempe iagetbi• with tit! . p.ccilleittoo of the:Me., lotdinary Patent"Meillcine,lite Cardiac. Ind of the vackits Diarists avid C;ni it* terecl ; and of its tloses;sfitectli, &c. :ES RYMER, Sdrgton. paltittus canals • .quatulrur reclup„athr4rat.—Hoi. the :Author, and told by Sue. Ludgate-it ieet. *OBS of aid • . .• - • At *Re AjiAiiioaa, in ltlolo. fis. boar ' datt 'trek saw Work, torgskug r . 'DOMESTIC TREATISE 'fm ' HORSES and DOGS : in Two Parts clear Account ofslie Diseases of Hot. messes, with the proper 'Treatment - anti nether whit a copious Detail of Stable ..teding, Management of the Feet, getting r.e.; enabling Gentienten suectsi.tuily tii Hors s.—Pan the Serind contains a tali Dlitase to which Dogs are iiabte, and tit. Mode of Feeding, goal* into Health ; together with Mcount Progreso of the late lirevalency of Madness among kondete History of thartireadful Milady, with !afatlces, and an unerring Mode of.distinguishing Affections; with the Det di of a succeseful Pre • Human and Brute. .„ . that has ever atteared, In, the Englis h Messes of Dogs, and is the result of • many to the subject. lELABERE BLAINE, Autlibr of various Works nn Animals. ,r Boosey, Broad-street, Exchange ; and Fleet Market,. _ .4r 1, will be published, price its.6l. continued Monthly) No. I. of MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL or ANNALS of MEDICINE, NA I'URAL - r.MISTRY. M.D. and V. SHEARMAN, M.D. . dice's else of Uterine Tumour, with an En oodtliorpe's Narrative of the Tropical Endemic 's ship Kent, among 600 Men—Account of .pidemics in the Metropolis—Dr. Black ing the Treatment of acute Erysipelas— le Man wieo died from the Bite of a Rat e-Mr. Hamel Cases of two Persons bitten in the East Indies—Mr. Ho me's Expert ,/ else 'island of S.. Lucia--Observations on ptoestring Abortions l -rMr. Howship's 013:.r- Statesof the intestinal Canal—Mr.Howship', 'tectum and the Appearances' on Dissections tr. Taunton's Cabe of rentoral Hernia sue _ Operation—Dr. Bleghorough's Cases of 'a—Dr.-Buxton's I.etter relative to the pm- Plaistow and other places in Essex—Dr. Bradley—Dr. Norcona's Observations on irolina—Biographical Acemtnt of Lime: ens "rature comprising Mr. Cooke's prac iea Caphis Curry's Exami:. commonly entertained against Mercufy— r Surgery, tstieslicine and Midtvitary-Mk. of an Affection of the . Tibia, induced by _ _ syresve% Conapkruccif the I.ondon, Edinburgh 'harinacopeias—l'ile Edinburgh Journal, Nb. 34—. kat Intcliigence—Addreas to the Public— Tboxite, Red loioo.c sort, neetfitrect ;to 'whom (a4dresseti to the Editors) are respectfully re- Hightey, 24, Fleet..ltreet ; J. Callotrr, dentit .ce and Co. Edinburgh; and Cidbixt and ;Ms, P — A - 1..51E,' and MbIT , *kb their r;nal cancondtantc, Spasal,er Ti: indigtstion, and gtatral Dtbility ((frig source), are Ptlieved and fregurncly curc4 z or ntust!tttn Pt I.LII aka' every titbit of Mustard (used with the PiUs in those :estitry) is perilous the Most aotivr, peurra !tartly in tile world, general!) , curing the se . - sizes in lrss Lima half the time usually taken Antsatte, or any ()thy( linhnent or embro inintedicery after any aceident, it prevents y Cermet, is equa!ty elfitations for anal-cm/- LA.)O, ticorbutic Eruptions, illutekus, breakings-our o a tl a fac•!, uo*e, ears, and int! , l Eyei.; Sure Heada r aui Scurbutie Hit sup ,by R. Joh:won, Apothecary, No.) LinJas. ;I'llrEssetice and Vali at . 21 92y. .s. !td. and te. Yd. Sold by every Medicine d litoz4w. ",4 ;i;i►e Genuine bae.a liiack 100101rof it. amiii Wilmot os it. .tJ '*j . B iR 73801.. N g‘v THE Ailt 4tOV 0 MORROW, EVI will aed SI Y,ING HEPA NR) RTI g or y the Fourth, King Prince of Wales Sir John Falstai Hotspur, hostess, Mr Ts obich will he added THE Valentine, It 'Farmer Blackbei Jemmy Jurai Wis MARTYR;. toik B ett y Blac kbe • Estes Ts. Second Price 8 , w e Gallery Second P ' rift 44 fixes for the Boxes to be Box ifie ein Prr.ee's Place, Re doers w&lLbe opened st MV Past u s. tvetdng—A. Cure ft Vim filq,.Estery Man in Ili: Sealy. The Mountaint r ot, or the Desoto: e Islam Yosday, The Gamester. day were public FACTS AND . 01 DI By JOHN LA yot o f the. Rotral College or di n ary to his Royal ?rived for John Murray Vivo Blackwood, Ediabt UGH': This day was 1 TRACT npon • TION, And the HY lien the intlenmatory or ri IA or Flying Gout; with s rile, and spasmodic Alf hulity, Broken Constitni nee; Climate, ftc. Tort da l Virtues of Olt extraol ad Nervous •finctate ; an ihes In which it is admin By JAME! V ut paflf • Cana thetirrat ;child . Victus remit!' Ciasi 'loadon• Printed for the tutor to Mrs, Neeibery;, BLAINE oti.the'ititt Lank Edition, oillii,r4l an entirell ACOMPLETE the DISEABES of 1 hn the First mint - gins a ci sitheir various Latittetio bites for the Cure ; tog Duty, as Grooming, Fe-rd two Cindition, etc. ; eta rice on their own Flu dten'tst Of every Ditty Ilhde of Care ; the hest Omonsti reserving the 1 die v ise and Progress Thrt, cott‘iit a complete far:lions Apptatistlees, t It hum other Affections refire for it both in the This is the first Work legtvp, on the Disease yors diligent attention t By DE Veterinary Surgeon, A Loudon: Printed for '1 Barclay and SGIIS, 95, Pile To-morrow, Norettibt (To he coin THE NEW MI JOURNAL, or A/ 111 STORY and CHF.M By T. BRADLEY, ? Containing Mr. White {using—Mr. Woodttor "aboard his Majesty's al *elate anti- present Ey time's Question respecti Mr. Home's case of the &Snake in Piccadilly— by the Cobra di Capello i tent with a Snake in t the Criminality of Ones* attlins on diseased State Case of imperforate Red with an Ingraviug.,-.Mr to stully treated by an Typhus and Scarlatina— Valence of Scarlatitra at 1 Thynne's Leter to Dr. thefevers of North Car —Revie w of Ma.ds.4 tea: Treati se on Tinea tiation of the prejudices A Selection of Cases. in Whately's Description i Fever, ike.--Dr. {Drew end.Dublin.Pharmacopt ritdi:.:l and Philasophii 'Gorr, pontlettee. Printid4 7 W. Mein b l lcommunications (a ski 'tamed to be tent. • Saki by Samuel High COutt, S o h o • 3. Bryc e ees, nutittn. ItHEUMATISI AFacrtoNs, Atilfg I ) *lnk Fiatulency gin:tnit in whatever so !iyVtertzu tab's Essi had , Wed: The Plaid Essence botql.thits where neceo thtg,and treetisat rent "rrest, sprains aosi Broil by Opetleidoc,' Amine' It'r lon ; an.l if used in the part turning:lileck- VVl.itehtairs Faintly Sere", iose , L.t Ril; OvurtrOs.Si . tiegliqt, tyrfiee, Sore and Lift.. tu ;Amin of every descri; Prep:iced o n ly, and I Ureek-atreet, 'Soho, -1 aaxla; the Cerate at is Vender to lluk Stamp, trat*til N `nisi• In 4th. embellished with three engrasings, pricelis. boards, (ABSERVATIONS on the H,YDRARdYRIA ; %-x or that Vesicular Distase ari-ing' from the Elldhitlon of Mercury.—By GEORGE ALLEY, M.D. M. R.I. A. - Fellow of :he Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Printed for , Loagman, Hurst, Rees, and Arme, Paternoster-row. • . . This day was published, •in folio, illustrated with Engravings, price £3 . Ss. in boards, the Second Edition of A S Y STEM of DISStCTIONS ; explaining the i• Anatomy of the Human Body, the Manner of displaying the Paris, and their Varieties in Inseam By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the Royal Colle7e of Surgeons. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Erown,P4tcr- noster-row. . Of whom Shay be had, by the same Author, the above Work, without Plates, in two vols. foolscap, price 12s. boards. 2. A System of Operative Surgery, founded on the Basis of Anatomy, in two vols. royal Bvo. price XI. I is. 3 The. Anatomy of the Brain, itt royal quarto, £2. 2s. boards. 4. A Series of Engravings of the NerVecpece £l. is. S. Engravings of the Arteries, XI. Is. boards. 6. Anatomy of Expresstm tn . Painting;• 362. lits. • 7. The Anatomy of the Human Body, la 4 vas. royal Bvo. price £2 10s. ho.irds. 8. A System of Dissections, 2 vols. foolSeap Bvo. I boards. COMPLETE FARMER. This day was published, the Fifth Edition, enlarged, In two large 4to. Vols. the sth F.ditioa, wholly rewritten and en larged, containing 109 Engravingi, price £6 6s. in boards, I 'HE compLvrt 'FARMER, or GENERAL . 1 - DICTIONARY ofAORICOLTURB and HUSBANDRY, comprehending the Amen improved method* of cultivation, the diff: rent modes of raising Timber, Fruit and other Trees ' and the modern management of Live Stook, with descriptions of the Most approved Implements, Machinery, and Farm Buildings. Printed for R. Baldwin, %V. J. and J. Richardson, F. C. and J. Riirington 1. Cuthell and Martin, W. Lowndes, W. Otridge and. fton,.Longnian. Hurst,•Rees, Orme and Brown, Cadet! and NOS!, I.l§tockdale, . Lackington and Co. B. Crosby and Co. I, lll ce and on, P. and W. Wynne, and J. Booker, London. *,„• It ha& b,.e'rr the pat-Millar` aim of the Editor, to present the reader with a toll explication of the nurneeitis terms of the art, and at the same time to afford him a view of Modern or Improved Practical Hu4handry, so arre.nged and methodizrd, as io be capable of ready reference 7... a point which he conceives to be .if the utmost importance to practical Farmers. 3,31 , DiA1f11.14.'S GAZETi.X.R. NEW ZDfTION. This. day was publightid, In km IRO volismestivo. ptice Xs. 15s. 63. in boards, without At/ple, and £5.. ss. with the Adis half-hound. Also the .40iikfailiate; colitainipg Twenty-eight whole Sheet Mails -> iolotired and half-boundi price Li. ris. 6d. of THE NEW UNIVERSAL GAZETTtER,ot GIMGRAPI4IOAL Di(ITIOSAIXY; containing a : ittiptioa. of all the Etnalkis, Magacints, States, Provinces, Towns, Font,. Seas, kiwi:watts, ikiverS Lakes. Mountains, and Capes in the Ypown Worl4 ; with the Government, Customs, Menotti, acid Religion of tie inhabitants. Ihe Extant, Boundatiii, ant; natural Productions of each Country; - the Trade, titanufacioriet, and Curiosities of the QiilestandTowtui, collected from the best Authors; their Lon gitudr, Latitude, Beitrinus, aad Distances, from the best and must authwitic Chirtt. By the Rear. cr...Evikitr CRUTTWELL. 'r fonsmati/' Cade . r . A 44 RY Order the Lords of his 1141ity'sTriasury, Xi the and Last Crand CI FY LOTITRY will begin drawing au the 4th of DEC I'II,4BER , 18i O. CERTIFICATE. We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, have carefully surveyed and, valued the several Errebola Buiklings allotted as Prizes iu the Third City Lottery, aud we adjudge the separate value of each to be as fellows: F. PAY HIER, THOMAS SWITHIN, D. R. Ro?aa. London, August 24, 11109: SCHEME. Prize of £15,7t.0 9,1400 9,300 1 15,i100 1 4 100 4,000 , 8,1400 , ' 3000 1 3,300 1 nit men PItIZI : • This Property is se rapidly improving, that there can be no doubt itArill be worth dluble its presort value ins very few years. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the following OlEce4r 140. IS, PickettoersietzH, Cornlull; 15, and qi 4kAmiess strei t; 7, *now-hill ;6, Altlgate, (Corner of l-four&ditcX) ; 411/, Oxford-street ; 120, Strand ; and 14, Parlianynt-sireet. LICENSED SI'ATP. LOTI'ERY OFFICES, ••• •••1•• Prins of Atnee 9,900 • 9,7011 • 2,600 . : ... 2,11C0 1,900 1,800 1,400 500 26, CORDititLI., and ST. hIAUGAREVs HILL, Bowmen. HORNSBY und Co. Stock-Brokers, remind their I Friends that the'cury LaITERY begins Drawing on the 4th of DECEMBER ; a variety of_ Ti..kets and Mares are on Salt. _ _ _ Ticket lB 15 0 Half £4 11. 0 I Eighth ......... £1 4 0 Quarter '2 7 0 Slzteeath 0 12 0 SCHEMES GILKIIS. HORNSBY and Co. sold the grand Prizes in die Ade lpbi Lottery ; Cues Museum Lottery ; tbq Pigot Diamond Lottery ; and in the First and Second City Lotteries; also, No. Sono, a £2,0:000;—No. 1,357 a £4000; and No. 9,077, a £5OO, in thirty-two Shares, in the Lottery drawn 19th October last. . , ALVESTON HOUSE, NEAR S['RA FFORD ON AVON, , • with immediate Possession. To he SOLD by AUC nom, by JOSIAH ROBINS, At the White Lion Inn, Stratford oh Avon, Warwickshire,sin 'Mesita!, the 20th day of November, 1810, at Fire o'Clock, A LL that Capita FREEHOLD MANSION, called ALVES lON HOUSE, delightfully situated io a utast reside and richly ornamonted * Paddock, on thy Banks of the Awe, an excellent .walled Parties), and as asclusivs risk of Fishery in the River Avon. Also, in Lots, a considerable spunky ltf Acabk, Meadow or Pasture Land, nt most superior quality, lying near to the Mansinn. Alyestou adjoins to an eicellent Tornollise.road leading front Stratford on Avon to Weliesbouro, is distant only two miles from Stratford, am: Mr. Corinne' celebrated hot Hounds, six milts from Warwick, and t). from Lyndon. Partizulars are pr.:pariog, and may be had iu ten days at the White Liao, Stra ford on Avon ; the ‘Varwisk Arms, Virarwick and the priociput Into in the neighbourhood; of William Vizard; Esq. Lineolu s lon, London; of the Auctioneer, Birmingham , and of Mr. Lastdor, or Mr. Tidrasas, Solicitors, Warwick. 'TO THE Toollt - ,AVIIO HAVE CHILDREN AFFLICTED IN CUTTING THEIR *I EETH. MRS. JOHNSON having observed, in walking throng's the different Streets in working Neighbeur mods, nunilr.no of Children minced Almost to Death's door w.th the agony in Cutting their Teeth, and whose Poems (hardly able to procure Bread fer themselves) are under the painful necessity of seeing their Balowsoffer, not having it in their poorer to purchase! a Bottle of the AXERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP to alleviate . their misery ; and having met with such universal success in the sale of her Medicine, during the space of Ebner years, in restoring several hundred Children who were thought past recovery, by only having their Gums rubbed with the Syrup, it being as plea sant as efficacious, and gives instant relief. She, therefore, wish ing to catered its itietalnew, and taking compassion on the rising -eneration of the Pour, intends to distribute among them (case Tis) One Hundred Bottles weekly; via. So on 'Tuesday, and 501 on Saturday, Mernings, (from Nine to Ten o'clock,) at heel HOW!, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-areot.—They are re quested to brieg a Phial. Mrs. J. hoses, at the same time, that Persons who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the Poor, by obtaining what is Intended fur their relief alone. To be had of the - Proprietora, J. Johnson and Co 94, New-I, man-street, Oxford-street; and Retailed by Golding, Cornbill; Mrs. Alchardson,' Manchester; Jones, Port Sea, Hants ; New hery, Dame -street, De'oliti; and brall the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2.5. lid, a bottle, for ready money only. N. B. Be sere to ask for J. I's Murky Syrup. • FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS: THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an impure state of the animal knees, which instead of nourish leg and supporting the principle of life, irritate and derange the ne,reuus fibres; this produces various Complaints' of a relaxed habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondriac and Hysteric affections arise, and from this diseased state of the blood proceed the various maLtdies that embitter life, mar every present enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay. Per these disorders Dr. FtYFIIIIL011:41 Nsavous CoSDIAI. Dense have been found the best remedy, the .most powerful restorative, and. reanimating niedicbie ; it has been proved an iniallible cure for those whose health has been injured in warm clitnatis, or by close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have been fully ecinfirmedin. those infirmities which attack the young sgAth t er eel, au/ too often prematurely produce old age and 41 'tke weaknesees connected with it. No medicine possesses such samaral restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every class of wiletedinitrians • the cold nerves and weak• tnuselss of relaxed habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by them the limbs acquire fresh. igour, the exhausted veins are lied' with dab sad healthy jpices, the spirits droopiug and languid, become revived and eahilirated, the different functions of lipped to and dlritlob are promoted by it, a, 41 the whole eonstitution receives hew life and ering*. This grand, restorative pf health . t anstot be recent. mended with too truth eagerness to the female sci, in the deli- Cate and highly nervous state whiFh is known to succeed and those peculiar indispositions of the sex, which by want oi tat. station, are apt to produce the must fatal and hawing. dim' eases, nod even 4tisith itself. 1 vshotesale Paternoster 11.- - - "[:ton itibm4dttint-Vtlisi. NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -4,-)irt • . lii LAST . _ *Am . m. 4., 17 TOBER. SO. The King bas been plc• sod to present the Rye. R. Porter Pack woad, ht.A. to the Vieerabe of St. Mary, hi the town of Wsr. wick, antl Diocese of Woreestee .r voul by the ',leach of the Rev. htermaduke Matthews. • iI4NKRI7i'TS. Jotwph tieuld, of Cloak/81one, Liniddo, inetchant,lta irdfrelttatt November 6, 13, and Decettitter n, at ten, at nulliplan.—. Attorniea, Mew*. Palmer, '1 ointlnw.i., 'anti 'llonston, Cop. thall•eourt, 'll‘rogmort on -street. John Hay Ward an t George Tlien/i, aaf tAndolf-itfiet, tinultm, and of Whitechapel-road, nizrebauts and •copatt. tier., and daor-cloth-tuaoufutarets.,Ncrt. 6, IS, and Ike. 14 at eleven, at Guildhall. AttorMea, Meplrg. Pa!mea, lon, and "fhomson, Corkall-court, 'l'brogninr: no -Area. _ • Jaseph %Vaterhouse, Of Manchemer, eamovin vic tuBerw &alas and tliapm 411, Noventher li, Yt, and Duo. i t , at e:evan at Os Bush Inn, Deausgate, Mancitener. Attoroles, Mr. ll:ditty, Manckest,..r ; or Metiro. Milne and Parry, Temple, Londooe Purley Gummer, of flrilpoirt, Dorset, twtn-.4:iii:n.r, dealer and ettapman, Nov. 13, 14, and Dec. 1 t, at eleven, a: !Ir l!tail tun; arldpott. Attorniort, Mr. /mates Templer, of Bridpon ; or Meow., ilestide and Cna, Temple, London. Mary HutcLingv, e • 'etcott, Dt;vonsidSg t oPilittrlVlPnanen ~~ 1:1,-at ten; at . limns and •Darke, No. 10, Pritftes-stfeet, Bear - dou ; or Ml. Wm. Bo.vring„, Exeter. William Jackson, of Liverpool, grocer, tealealerß IWAtilliettle .lota, 15, 16 , and Dec. 11, at ta, at tto tuft an . 4 "nick. Bowl, Dale-street, I.lv. rpuol. Aotornies, Mr. liiimi*Ctentelsts. Liverpool; or Mr. •thottas litocksto:k, Temple, .I.othinis. • Matthew Ward, of Gouvort, Hants, spirit-merchant,*iictuaßers dealer and charms'', Nov. 21, at uce, Nov. 24-:at "trd, and Dec. 11, at one, at the Crt , wil Jun, CoNiort. - tOrnies, Mr. Cruickshank, leldiport ; or Musts. Blearlale, .Altran?er asui Hahne New Inn, London. Mary Rolston, of Albeatarle-;street, Piccadilly, Mid4leseit, ner, dealer and chapwanian, November 3, 10, and Doc. 11. ki ten, at Guildhall. Attortdes, Messrs. Cuppuss and Rice; Jer• myn•street, St James's. Joseph Johnson, late of Itigh-street, Sontliwark, bop-mer:Joant, t Niv. 6, 10, and Dec. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannan, Piazza Chambers, Covent Garden. John Ellis, of Ashburton, Devon4bire, tanner, Nov. 7, at teethe, Nov. 8, at nine, and Dec. 11, at two, at the Golien Lien, in Ashbucten. Be.ajamir Meek, of Crory-Keys Yard, Bermondsev-street, Rout& wart, Surrey, paper 'and rag-merckint, dealer and chapmati, Novelnber 6,10, at twelve, and Dap 1 I i •at eleven at Guildliali. Attorney, Mr. Kayll, etust-Itrt , t,'Ntrvillittent,'Sberey. William Nelson and Robert Mortis, of Liverool, rorreft:•tll, N0v.21,98, and Dec. 11, at one, at the York HotN, I.fhef pool. Anomie', Mr. Windir, John-it rest, Bedford.row, Lon don ; or Mr. John Whitley. I.iverpool .Doha Almond, of [lives %Vakon, Lineadiire, COTS dealer, dealer and ehaprnan, Nov. 11, 29, Ind Dee. 11, at client, at Cie Globe I avern, John-street, liverpooL Attoroles, Mr. 'thosnas Mitotic, lohn-street, Bedford-row, Landon; or Messrs. Grif fith.; a,,d Hinde, Fehwick-street, Liverpool lames Russell, late of Perry Barr, Hand worth, Staffordshire, gun-barrN-Minufacturer, dealer and Chapman, Nov. te, 12, and Dec. 11, at eleven, at the • Hotel in Birening 4 earn ;Naas. nies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's lon, Old-baildingl, Lendon ; or Mr:Thanes virdod, WbleerLampton. Daniel Sargent, of Southwark, Ilpitiah wine-merchant, Nov. 9, at twelve, 1,3, and Dec. 114 at tea„ at 040 4 dliall; Attorims, Mr. Richard feasdale, Merchant pylori • Hill, Threttlaak. die-ittet-r. • . ... ;,• Robert Mathews, of King's Artnebbuildinp, Wood-street, Lent don, Blackwell-Hail factor, dealer end ciiispiessia, Nov. 6, 10, at twelve, 411(1 Dee. ti, at eleven, at Guik 4 hall. Attorney, Mr. Williants, Austin-Friars, I.ondon. DI VI MINDS. William Bryan, late of White Lion-emirt, Bleeliln-rate, Llet. don, merchant, N , v. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall.— i ostie- de ,Preilo. of Lime-street. London, lead-merchant; November t:O, at ens, at fiuilellialL—George Pearson, of Friday-street, Cheapside r . don, warehouseman, Nov. '24, at twelve, at Guildhall. lalvett, of t a ticliester, Essex, grocer a nd lintn-ilrapeir:lfse; , ,at ten, at tke• Red . Lion Inn, Cotellester."Aillssa Wier* 1 Alfretets, Derby, innkeeper, Nev. •19, et eleven, at the Aitril lon, Alfretuti.—Joseph J 4111 . 1611, iive of Stourport,Wor 14 -merchant and cons-de:der, Nov. 20, at eleven, at' the inn, Ilewilley.—Robert Joyce, of Lambs Cunduft-stfeei, I s ex taylur, Dec. 1, at eleven, a Guidb.lll.—Robert Road,'* Caroline Bedford-square, &tiddlers:, stable keeper, •De. cember r, at eleven, at Goildhall.--Edward Oates, ut dryralter, Nov. 97 at twelve, at the Hotel in I.eiiikl a i l l Wallis, of Cruyilei, Bomb' taylor and draper,lferr.lo,' at ens. 111;fibilldhallo---TheoPkUus Clive and Samuel •Rithirdsoit, 011%1- 1111111moe-yard, London, merclunite, Nov. 99, at one, at Ovid luil....Richanl Dyer, of Dudley, Worcestershire. grocer, Not,. ei, at eleven, at the Littleton's Antis Inn, Peokridge, Stafford ildre.—Robert Main, of Greenwich, ilior-cloth-manufactaree, elov.1!0, at one, at (ludas!' —Joan Sayer, of Sheraton, WI)N, lb se n-draper, Nov. 19, at twelve, at the 'Bush *livers, Coed. street, Bristol.—Williant Sault, of South Motil:otwetratit, M M ese :, callenderer, Nov. 10, at twelve , at Guildhall.—Jo King, of King-street, Covent - Garden , Middlesex, silk mer * . Nov. 27 at ten, at Guildhall —Hentylacob Leroux, otheMfges Henry 'Leroux, of Canonbury-square, Islington, Middisilill, builder, Nov. 17, at eleven, at GuildhalL—Ueorge Elliot, qf Winchester.street, I.ondon, merchant, November 17, atbuis, * Guildhall. MILITARY PROMO*I lONS. WAR-OFFICII, OCTCI6IIIt Salt Sth Regiment of Dragoon Goads—Lieutenant William Krug, from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wrixon, who ex. . , changes. tst Regiment of Dragnons--Coraet and Adjo!ant s—ow Cook tp have the rank of Lieutenant ; Cornet T. R. Kelly to be lsiter tenant, %without purchase, vice Dawsoa. who resigns. ; 34 Ditto--Captaiu John Johnstone, from tt, Ilia Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a •Froop, vice Grey, wits escbanges ; Coto* and Adjutant John Bowater to have the rank olideurelsant. - 12th Regiment of Light D Ho•pltal-Maff't homes C. 4 to be Assistant-Surgeots, vier Watdrobzr, superseded. I;th Ditto—James Cockburn, Gea.t. to be Cornet, without pd. chase, vice Cuitsyne, promoted. 21st Ditto--Ceptais John Grey, from the 34 Dragdalees to ft Captain of a Irate", vice Johnstone, who cubing*. - Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Edward Islistoo, Gist. to. i be Assittant-Surgeon, Vice' lieibert. who resigns. 26th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Robert Writon. frost tide sth Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Keary, who ex -1 ebanges. . , . 29th Ditto--Lieutenant -----•-• itearaty, front the South Map Militia, to be Ensign; Lieurenaut Richard Vance. frosts die i Dublin County - Militia, th belkitslgr: 1 311th Ditto—Lieuteta..at Andrew Todd tube Captain of a Choi. • pany, by puse!tass, floe Woes, who retires. a I 39th Ditto.—Essjge pin to be' Lieutenant, by po r vice Shaekborgil f *lan Atilt • Ebenezer Grade. thut. s t h M I Ensign withodt purchase, vicApeirs. 42d Ditto—F-11We Tv Stomas-to be Licitness. what Simulate,* ceased ; William Garriam, Ger. to be hasigo. by parchang 1 vice White, promised; leaU.L.l F. rlubanou, Gent. to be Ea ..: sign, vice Swanson. i 44th Ditto.--4,destesisht Lecldetarnpbell. from the 9th 1 I to be Lieutenant, vice Veateen, mho eidP•lol.' i 46th Ditto..-1 - I.uspi:al Mate Luke lA'bitney to be Assluar gars , u , . ,_ . , . -1 ...., .. - . . ... 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( .:* *.- - - -7....T . 0 1 r•I - ' g- : ‘ ll t •,. vs - ..:•- . -,` • ) • rl * 9l i 'lift a. . 1 .. . tt T 4 .e /'. . . • • ' - -4,-1.-4.1........4-:-..L...... • Atailiti biIt4Pr4CHA/1417404Y• . }lon LAST NIGHT'S GAZEtTE. -•- *AM Kit ii. 4., a 'ok so. • The Kip'; has been plc. sod to present the Rev. R. Potter Pack- w.md, M.A. to the Vicarane of St.-Mary, le the teem of Vt•ae. wick, ain't Diocese of Worcester void by the Oath of the Rev. se Mermaduke Matthews. ' I __ IS4NKRIt7PTS. . . Joseph Heald, of Chialtelane, - lAniddn, met chent,lta lelfrektef thall•cou rt, 'lltrogmort on 4A: ti e e °;ill 7 John Hay earl an t George nen/ID, of Leindon-ittift, tlatultm, 1,, i n 1 w ,..' a l . t . ten, au l a l t u n ns u to ildhall, n, co -- p. N A o tt v o e rn m i b e e s r , M lC' ess ila r ' s. a l i :a a liare tcg r, and of Whitechapel-road, Midileiev, nizrehauts acid eopatt• tiers, and iloor-cloth-marruftieturets.,•Ncret. 6, IS, and Dee. it; • at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoro flitter. . essre. Pa!mea, Tomlin. lon, and "Fhomson, Cup/tall-court, 'l'brogninr:tos-Areet. _ .' • Joseph Waterhouse, Of Mattchester , common vie mailer, desks • and tilapM 411, November 11, VI, sad Dee. t i , at e:even, a: the Bush Inn, I).•ausgate, Manchester . Attoreles, Mr. B:icklty, Mancisett,•r ; or Metirs. Milne and l'arry, Temple, Londooe Pugsky Gemmel., of firilpoirr, Dome, twin--apirm-r, dealer and chapman, Nov. IS, Is, and Dec. 1 t, se eleven, a: , h- !lull bin; Brhiport. Attorniier, Mr. /tones Troller, of Bridport ; or Meows. Arstide and Cox, Temple, Lumley). Mary HutcLiagi. Late of 'Tetcott. Dev9nshirc, 11."1 , .. r, woollen per, dealif aled chatemematt, ev. a, 0 iind nee. D 11, at ten, at - Cl/tat! li in7Lelf‘r. Au - ' . iHams and Darks, No. 10, Pi itt.s.e's-sn'ett; Bedford-rule, Loa- - dou ;or 11,9.. Wm. I,lc..ering, Exeter. .. . . William Jackson, of Lieerpoot, grocer , teaAralet kid thifftrity • • Nov, 15, 1.6, and Dec. 11, at Jetta, at the tuft atti'l Thick. r Bowl, Dale-street, I.lv. rpuul. Att.-tellies, Mr. liilatt'Clentelsty e Liverpool; or Mr. •lbortiat littchstozk, Temple, .I.ohdint. • e Matthew Ward, of Gosport, Hants, spirit-merchant, 'Cictuitaege i . dealer and charms'', Nov. 21, at are, Nov. 24-at teal, sin Dec. 11, at one, at the Crewii Inn, Casport. Xletrotes; Mr. Cruickshank, blasport ; or Musts. Bleat/ale, Altran?er anti Hahne New Inn, London. Mary Robson, of Albeasarle-•street, Piccadilly, Mld4leses, ARV net*, dealer an.l chapwentasi, November 3, 10, and Dec. 11. ki Ii 1 ten, at Guildhall. Attortdes, Mesas. Cuppuse and Rice; Jet- ; myn-street, St James's. 4 I Joseph Johnson, late of High-Street, Soothwark, hop.merahant, n i Nev. 6, 10, and Dec. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannan, Piazza Chambers, Covent Garden. - i John Ellis, of Ashburton, Devonshire, tanner, Nov. 7, at twelve, Nov. 8, at nine, and Dec. 11, at two, at the Gollen Lion, in Ashbnue n. 3f it . &Amide Meek, of ernes-Keys Yard, Bermondsey-street, Routh. 4 wart, Surrey, paper 'and rag-merchant, dealer and chapmati, Nevelbber 6, 10, at twelve, and Der r 11,42 eleven at Gut:alkali. Attorney, Mr. Kayll, Crust-Itrt.t,'Nevillittent,'Sbrrey. rr I William Nelson and Robert Mortis, of Liverool, rnetyhat'tll. mi Nov. 21, 91, and nee. 11, at one, at tine York Hot9l, 1.021 to ' pool. AttOrnies, Mr. IrVindle, John-it rent, Bedford-row, Luti- st •. don ; or Mr. John Whitley. I.iverpool , John Ahmed, of Uteri; Walton, Lineadiire, corn dealer, dealer "' and clarion, Nev. 21, 29, lind Dec..ll, at eleven, at Cie It- Globe I avern, John-street, liverpooL Anomie*, Mr. 'L'hositas _ Winstle, John-street, Bedford-row, Landon; or Messrs. Grif- fiths a,,d Hinde, Fet.wick-street, Liverpool- '. lames Ruatell, late or Perry Barr, Hand worth, Staffordshire, ~ gun-harrN-Mtinufacturer, dealer and chapman, Nov. le, 12, 'and Dec. 11, at eleven, at the • Hotel in Bireningesarn *dors. an nies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's lon, Old-ballengi, V Landon ;or Mr:Tbdietas Vlraciil. WbleerLampten. ' Daniel Sargent, of Southwark, apitiab winoonerthaat e Nov.S, a at twelve, ip, and Dec. 11; at ten, at Ondelliall; 'Attorusg, k . ,.. e 0 Mr. Richard Feasdak, Ikterchaht Taylors' • Hill, Three-UV& 4" i dle-itret.r. • . , f,• I Robert Mathews, of Ring's Artrobuildinp, Wood-street, Lon i or don, Blackwell-Ha tactor, dealer end eitispiessu, Nov. 6, 10, in. at twelve, and Dee. li, at eleven, at Guik 4 hall. Attorney, ell Mr. Williams, Austin-Friars, I.ondon. :les DI VI DENDS. six William Bryan, late of White Lion-mire, Birehln-laire, Um- tbe ' don ' merchant, N , v. 3, at twelve, at Ustiltihall-iostwile,Prades, , of Lime-street, London, lead - merch ant . Nevensber 20, at one, at rk , ' Guildhall. -George Pearson, of Friday-street, Cheapaidur . "; don, warehouseman, Nov. 24, at twelve, at Gullithall. In ' i t4vett, of thicitester, Essex, grocer an d lintn-drapdr; Dec; , , at teat, at tine Red -Lion Inn, Colchester.:-VAlllassiAl66,4l _ I T x Alberta, Derby, innkeeper, Nev. •19, et eleven, et the 401 i Jon, Alfretuti.-Josepli Jeyn• l en, 'ate of Stourport,Wor I kap-merchant and core-dealer, Nov. 20, at eleven, at - the ins', I Inn, liewilley.-Robert Jnyce, of Laniiss Ctr.uluttenteei, ods, I sex, taylur, Dec. I, at eleven, at Guidb.lll.--Robert Head,'* the -41e;oline Mews, Bedfurd-square, Middksex, stable keeper, •De- le to eember I', at eleven, at Goildhall.--Edward Oates, art .y of drysaker, . Nov. 27, at twelve, at the Hotel in foiiiklaill base: •Waills of Croydon, San•cy,' tayler and draper,ltrer..lo,. ar ens. nee' M-Gaildballo---TheaPkUus Clive and Samuel •Rithirdson, tiorni- I the. kanbouse-yard, London, nierelunite, Nov. Si, at one, at Oil& lan. b.-Richard Dyer, of Dudley, Worcestershire. grocer, Nov,. r, by (d et eleven, at the Littleton's Arms Inn, Penkridge, Stafford- plea-. dillit..-Robert Main, of Greenwich, Ilior-cloth-manufactaree, wish.., Nov:2o, at one, at Guildhall -Joan Sayer, of Sheraton, WIN, 44 isieg 4 Ibsen-draper, Nov. 19, at twelve, at the 'Bush levers, Corn. Ga A - ! street, Bristol.-Williant Sault, of South Moulton.stratie., ht d 50 Mese:, callenderer, Nov. 10, at twel v e , a t Guildltall.-Jo : her ! King, of King-street, Covent - Garden , Middlesex, silk mer °4 . e re- Nov. 27 at ten, at Guildhall -Hcnrylacob Leroux, otherviles i Henry 'Leroux, of Canonbury-square, Islington, hildahnha, dfoid! builder, Nov. 17, at eleven, at GuildltalL-Ueorge Elliot, qt what ' Winchester-street, London, merchant, November 17, at - onts, * i' Guildhall. New-I MILITARY PROMOTIONS. nhill ;1 WAR -opricis, OCTOBIIR Salt New- ' Stb Regiment of Dragoon Onards--Lieutenant William Katirg e • Seine , from the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilton, who ea- ready I changes. i tit Regiment of Dragoons--Cornet and Adjutant 0-s•Cosk tit nip. I have the rank of Lieutenant ; Garnet T. R. Kelly to be laiter 7. -- ". t e nant, without purchase, vice Dawson. wh o re s ig ns. ''. 34 Ditto--Captaiu Join Johnstone, from the Slit Llght Dtoloolti, in an to be Captain of a 'troop, vice Grey, wits exchange.; Corn* I ur ic,. and Adjutant John Bowater to have the rank olLieurelaant. - v . t h e 12th Regiment of Light I) Ho•pltal-Maal home C. 4 g au d to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Watdrobzr, superseded. ac an d 17th Ditto-James Cockburn, Get.t. to be Cornet, wlthost puff . . , r otdood chaie, vice Cuitsyne, promoteil. Test rat 41st Ditto--Ceptain John Grey, from the 34 Dragtonoo to lib decay. Captain of a troop, vice Johnstone, who enlarges, - D Coldstream Regiment of Foot (;card.-Edward Nixon, Gent. in. r be Assistant-Surgeon, Vice° ileibert. who resigns. : 6 oz , Le curs 26th Regiment of hoot-Lieutettatit Rebert WI ir.on. front Ha . or 1, 7 sth Dragoon Guards, to be lieutenant, vice Keary, who ex• 2 have ebangelk • , . young 29th Ditto--Lieutenant •-••••• Kearney, from the South BUT, and a n Militia, to be Ens i gn; Lieutenant Richard Vance. from the es such ' Dublin County 'Militia, tO ho'hisher.: ' d ais o f 39th Ditto-l.ieuten..:it Andrew Told to be Captain of a OMs'' relaxed by puse4o.., trice Woes, who retires. t e li m b s 1 39th Ditto-Essjge - lipeirs to be' Lieutenant, by pc lo l a „.. i d vice Shatkberghr *he rethes •' Ebkneaer Grande, GenC. s t h M rev i ve d Ensign °withodt purchase, viceSpeirs. ri ; t o t ; 12d Ditto-Etta* Ti.-Swastseatta Ise Lieutenant, via Sheeetiler ow in t ceased ; Williani Gordo% Ger. to be liesiga. by Fourche% Teem . vice White, promoted; Donald Farnuhanou. Gent. to be Ea- ..: e, c 4,4,.. sign, vice Miamian. . aldt k .,j; 44th Ditto•-•ldetstestintt Leeldetattipbell, from the 95th PION it oils- i to be Lieutenant, vice Vearca, mho ohdlottlint ' Lim i ts, 46th Ditto.-Hospltal Mate Luke Whitney to be Assistant here . . geou. rALt. r .,.. tr - 6o:h Ihlito.-Yeerph Felreletl4,l3ent. to be Booth; rithen4 L smiik, ,I dime, vice *Aaerlatiili whole anointment Ilk 1111111111111.111 :ry auj 1 66th Di la.-10;44ga William Burl to be Ineotgash Op rob iaidau,l . 'exc. :tied; ~..- ~, , n _ ... in bc7b ety alis i it ut obr bit et I: o7.. tbuttinae iieotat ,Gent. ta o tim be r onshireo o.l o o l . l g: "n° l 4l se : 1.11.r""" .. . ' I A biia l 1 : Company, MM. . . . .. . i • ' . • - ( I t A tc rtl c i - atpte in Kika 1 4 1.4 • • i ..., • Dy cur p.m. , . •-•l....r.tvizei I 415.%) 11 I Im 1: a. I. • 4C,M011, ire. apt TO IFTWIMC ISM /as es. gown r r....... b ...... D -........., i . PrititertfOr fontinten/fitirst,iiteet, Ornottoind Brown, Pater- lin e eve „.4,, t h i tai m. . I pun. itoster-row ; and Cady!', and Davies, Strand... Sold wiscdseak arid retail at. Mr. Butlees,.No. 4, 'V; '01..e 11/Fry . :avmaralole reception of the first Edit l "/ rend e r' Corner' Of Paternoitir•row; London:Batter and Ce. and smith, L I au., 'vim 4outerialli Wh (44.lo l l o tininent 1161111111.1111110 ___P l e 1 2 Cheapaik;2, 60:h I)itto.-Yeerph Pelrtiotlt,lient. to be Ensikoh; Oritlkettf t il l r It to-c'ettery. to; the .4: tor to ezpros h's gratitude. Ina chef Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Belau, Portsmouth ; Illta , :lery mid 1 88th Di to.-4Liasign William Boyd to. bO Ltiotililigh WV *wet Ind minute rovision, he hes corrected tmenferiors, and the aflill- Soil Dutdin s Pack and 'lurner; Hull; Hui land at:d . 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