Star. — London, England, 1814-05-18 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. By his Royal Highness the PRIM! of.Welass, Rs. Gorr of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the Name and on the Behalf of his Majesty. A PROCLAMATION, peclaring the Cessation of Arms as well by Sea as Land, agreed upon between his Majesty and his • Most Christian Majesty, and enjoining the Ob servance thereof. • GEORGB, P. RI 'Whereas a Convention for the suspension of hosti. lities between his Majesty and the kingdom of France was signed at Paris on the twenty-third day of April last, by the Plenipotentiary of his Majesty and the' Plenipotentiary of his Royal Highness Monsieur, brother of the Most Christian King, Lientenant-Ge . tierai of the Kingdon: of France : And whereas, for the putting an end to the calamities of war, as soon,. and as tar as may be , possible, it hath been agreed between his Majesty and his Most Christian Majesty as follows ; that is to - say, that aesnon as the Con veotion shall be signed and ratified, friendship should be established between his Majesty and the kingdom of France by sea a: , d land, in all parts of the world : nod in order to prevent all causes of complaint and dispute which might arise with Inspect to prizes that might be made at sea After the signature of the said Convention, it has also been reciprocally agreed, that the vessels and effects which might be taken in- the English Channel And in the North Seas, after the space of twelve days, to be' reckoned from the ex change of the ratifications of the said Convention, • Should be restored on both sides; that the term • dhciuld be one month within the British Channel and North Seas to the Canary Islands, and to the Equa tor ; and five months in every other part of the world, h tut any oceßtion, or other particular distinction Of tulle or place. And whereas the ratifications of the said Convention *ere - exchanged by the respective Plenipotentiaries above mentioned, on the third day of this instant May, from which day the . seieral terms above mentioned, of twelve days, of outinenthy and Ove.moliths, are to be computed 1 Now, in order that the several epochs fixed as aforesaid between his Ma: !ray and his Most Christian Majesty should be gene. rally known and obsereed; We have thought fit, in the name and on file-behalf of his Majesty,• and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council. to nosily the same to his Majesty's loving . subjects; and We do hereby, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, strictly charge and command all his Majesty's Officers both at sea and land, And all other his Majesty's subjects whatsoever, that they forbear all acts of hostility, either by sea or land, against the kingdom of Iratice, her Allies, her vassals or sub jects, tinder the penalty of incurring his Majesty's bighest displeasure. Cow at the Court at Carbon douse, the alitth day of. May In' he 61 , y-fourth year of hit e iviajtsty's reign, and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundr ed and tour ing. .. GOD ate. the KING. MILITARY PRONIOTIONS. i.vAR OFFICE. MAY 17. lot ecknent of Dragoons—To be Comets, by put cLase--Fositn bt..Then Sintysou, AJOI the 6th ft•o: , vice I..iwatis, who IV* ter s• Henry Pulkine, Gent. vice Traitor:l, 111Pitio—FAlvtard Weetby, ChM. i 0 be corn. t, without pur chase. ilthlleglatent of Light Dragoons—John Gordon, Gem. to be Cornet, byg p rZ n ae, vice Lord George Lennox, promoted. 10th Duct , — the Hon. Thema, Browne. from the 40th • .loot, to ins Captain of a 1 ton, i b e). 19th Duto—Asswaust-. urgeon Pardy, front th. tat Foot, to be Ass' t-Surgetin, vice O'Donnell, promoted iu ..the Now Hrvasotlrlt Fr bins. lit Regiment of Font Gaa7ll , Ensign James Nixon to be Lieu tenant and Captain, vice Vane. dead of his wounds. ' Coldstream It at of row Guards—Frederick Fitzelarence Gent. to be without purchase, vice Sun he• t, promoted! nth Regiment of oet--Utarles Ftederick Sayer, Gem. to be' Ude, by purchase, vice Simpson, appointed to the lst.Dia. goons. 10th Ditto--Frisign Denis Fairchild to be Lieutenant, without purchase, • vice Bowen, promoted in the Sexif Foot; David . Jesters, Gent. to bt Ensign, vice Fairchitd. ltth Di to=-l.leutenant '1 bomas Earls, from the Fermanagh.; Minds, to be Ensign. ▪ Ditto--Litutonant Henderson Crozier, from the Tyrone Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.. Std Dirte--Feeond Lieutenant . 1 home Hester to be First Lieu , tenant, vice WM= Lloyd, who resigns; Pluuket Bourchier, Gent. to be Second lieutenant, vice Husker. Seth Ditto—Michael Giltmore, Gent. .o be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hobarte promoted. • Dino—Gerald BlackaH, Gent. tp be Ensign, by purchase, vice Whanneli, promoted. . 37th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign William Morgan, vice Kellett, deceased; and Ensiga Wiliam ßalph, vice Towels, • deceased. To be - Ensigns—Thomas Walsh, Gent. vice Martin; 'Richard Gardiner, Gent. vice Ralph. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant J. tinter, from thrHereferd Militia, to be Ensign, without purchww. 400aDittu—Captain Richard hbb , from the 16th Light bra t goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Browve, who ex- changes. 49th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Gee, from the Sd %Vest York Militia, to he Lieutenantt, with temporary rank; Hospital- Awistant Alexander 1). A nderson to be Astibtant•i:urgeon. 54th I).tto--Essigo W. Pilkington to be Lieutenant, walkout . parttime. vice (loth to, promoted ; Hill, Gent. to be Ensign, wilimit purchase, vice ,• •4, i6thDitici—Lieetrmalit /oho W. Bowen. from tYO 10th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, walnut purchase, vice Royal, appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Bittaliod. 70th Dit.e—lieutenant James Minvell, from the Tyrohe Ml litia, to be kits go, without purchase; Hoapital-Assistant I. Farsuien to be Ashcan!-iturgeone Viet Daunt, promoted In the Canatlan Fencibles. 75th Ditio—Enbign*Hugli Patterson, frdm the Kirtudbright Nile brie, to be Ensign. 11.1td 1) no—Quarter-Master George Dewsnap to be Adjutant (with the rank of Enstgn), vice Derrell, pruniuted ; berjeant- Mijur William Hall to be ttai ter-Master, vice Dewsnap. I)itto--Lleutenant Arthur Stanley, from the 'lltrone Mili tia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 6Stb Ditto--Ensign William Atkia, !roes the 3d West York Militia, to be Ensign. Iltnh Ditto—Enolgn Edward Motilson to be neuter:ant, without purchase • I'hoeias ' Lewis, Oen% to be Ensign. vice Moulton. k7thllittoLGearge Roth, Gent. to be E.ntign, by purchase, vice M'Gratb, promoted ; Lieutenant John Foot, from the City of L:ork MMtia, to be En.ign, without perchase. 160th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant David Rees to -be Assistan t Surgeon, vice Burnside, who rodgns. 10 . 14 Ditto--Major-General Sir Alben Gledstanes, from the Royal Aslewfoundland Feuciblm, to be Colonel, vice I.ieute naat-Generil Grose, dier-c*se 4 ,_ 103tIbbfbeltneiga George Walsh, kora the Longford to be lt i 7 t h w hulad Redbwent—liospital.Matit George K. Agnew to be Assitant-Bowsieb, vice earreedett. Ws *Evil Veteran - Battalion—Captain Jolla 'tort, from at bodireet, wiit,Osisito of a War/ y, .vice Aboassie, lise‘arid. 10 1 ,1 1 bloestoundlend Febtiblei—Maler•Gtotind NCR Pribef's. iron twis.roy, to be GOMM' Viet JU Alb% Gkttinanes, ap lowa!' en tlge nomemend et tits lOttd Foot. Omits Vent* TehaOry—AuletestAueseee Spot, front the 70t1sTout, to be Sergeou, vice Mabry. preasetal ea the Staff New Bei , Tewiek Fendhles—AsslatastAursooo O'Doe• nel, from the 19th L•ght Dragoons, to,be Surgeon ; Assistant- Surgeon Robert Woodforde, from the 104th Foot e to be As• aim ant-Surgeon. sR tr r.T. Captain Thomas!. Howard, of the Rid Light Dragoons, to be Major in the Army. Mojoßs—WilliAtt Balfour, .of the 40:h Foot ; John Dyer, of the Koyal Artillery ;.lol4r W. Beatty, of the 7th Foot ; Dun can Catneron. , of the 79th Foot ; George A. Henderson, of the 9tl Foot; George Jenkauson, of the Rood Artillery; John Bell, Permanent Assistant Quarter-Master-Genersl; Samuel • B. Auctunt,ty, of the 7th Foot; and, Lord• George William Hu...0, of the 102.1 Foot—to beLItUTLNANT•COLONLLS in the Army * CA rratSt s— George Boone, of the Royal Artillery; Robert Dal - zell, of the 44d Foot; J; es Walsh, of the 91st Foot; James Walker, of the 421 FoorCJantes Lee, of the 9'2d Foot ; Henry Hirer, of the 87th Foot ; Alexande r M. Barnett of the sth Foot L John M. Clements, of the 18th 1 ight Dragoons • Geo. Tattle, of the 11 tb;Foot ; William WingfteW, of the 36t1 Foot; ' Loft us Gray, of the 95th Font ; James MacAlhter, of the 13th I.4ht Dragoons ; Edward P. Sparrow; of the. 61st Fuot ; Thomas P. Milles, of the 14th Light Dragoons; lan Camp bell, of the 42d Foot • William Greene, the Royal Artillery; William Camith4l, of the 23d Foot; Charles Campbell, of the 94:h Foot; William Dunbar, of tile 66th Foot; Franti. Gus ley, of the 11th Foot ; Hamlet Obins, of the 20th Foot ;Witham Cator, of the Royal Attitler) ; Edmund I.'Estrange, of the 71st Foot ; Mathew Forster, of the Stith Foot ; Georg: fovey, of the Mb Four; Gilbert Elliott, Of the 83d Foot; Brioghurst, of the let Dragoon Guards—to be MAJORS Jo the Army. negations. Lieutenant. General Sir John Hamilton. Knt. of the ed Cey Regiment, to be Governor of Duncannon Fort s vice Lieute nant-General Benson, deceased. 1/0 4 1.1TAL, Entry. Surgeon Michael Mabey, 'tom the Canadian Fendblet, to be burgeon to the Forces. • Alec. Clachar, (lent. to be Hospital Assistant to diC Forces. The King's German 3d Regiment of Hussars-Julius Meyer, Gem to be Cornet, vice Heyntert, lst Battalion of Light .alantry-Charies Bebne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gibson, promoted.. • lit Battalion of the Line-Lieutenant Frederick Baron Gorben tube Captalu of a Company, vice Petetedorff, otamoteil in the lith Battalion of the Lirat ; Ensign :Alev.sider Carmichael, to . be Lieutenant, vice Guebec ; Charles August TUC der Hellen, Cent. to be Esaign vice Carmichael. Yd Ditto-Oustavuit Hanoi*, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Galrtimr, promoted. Bth Pitte..-Captain Chalks Ile Pe(riadorff, from the 'lst Beim. Ittla of thei.ine, to be Major, vice s Latigrebr, deceased. York Lieu Infantry Vadunterts -.Thome* Henry, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice Cumber, dectased. Ens au Rotor Brown, of the 45th Foot, and Entigri William W..Horstabh of the ark Light Intentry Volunteers, super seded, as steed hi the Gazette of die Otla April. let*, are nitn stated in their rusk, the undertmattioned appointoututs. as stated in the Gazettes of the 12th Auguit, 11109, 16.11 June, Ittio, Dud thl IJecember, la iI, have Ink taken place t Gentleman Cadet William Reid. from the Royal Military Col lege, to be I;uaign is !10th Foot. Henry Cockett kaarelaughi Gent. to be Ensign in 64th Foot. Wiiliam Rt id to be Is'euteltaut in "h Ce.ipinissions siel:ed by the• Lord Latta's:int of the East. Riding of the Count, of York, and Town and County of the Toirn ci Kuigaturs- :Tun -Hun. 'timothy Fl• •cai tOoni Buwes,clerk, to be Deputy Lieutenant. Canines Syligai s sti. tube l'aptaan, vice Kirkut, de ceased blunt Shute. 'rheas* kabalists., 'Thomas Harris • Settle, Gentp. vice Corrigan, volunteered into the Line, to be latiatenainw ' Mao '1 aylor, William Salon Gibson, Vents. vice Ebert, pro moted, to be kr.sins. Ist battehon of I. , ,:taa ivlititia-..James Eland, EN. to be Captain, vice Ts each: r, I, welled ; Robert Noble, Gent. tube Ensign. 24 Battalion-Harper La) ion, to be Captain, vice KOQW. *ley, &ceased; Francis Dimwit, Esq. to be ditto, vice Kirby, tesiar'ial; 1: 11 .1 Du sum, tate to be ditto, vice aldkron, re signed ; and 'Ott": .AClNlitd, EST to be ditty, V2CC eraignecL 34 liattalion-John Dold.worth the younger, Esq. to be Captain, vice lomaoson, resigned ; Robert Lien, aaker, Gents. to be Ensigns; and le , . 11 Rigby, (;cut. to be Surgeon, vice i.ecee-ed. tab liaiialma -Edward Jolai Clifford Pease, and William kpwor.h 1 uke, Ge:..s. Bell, His Royal 1-41:1,e.5s Itegent has granted permission to Lord Cat..ca.,, to acre; wear the imagine et the Impe rial P.u..,:ati U,, rof v., a ad the Cross of the Imperial Military i_ntic. ui litst4- 6 , t 4;4, class. • 131aLtKitlik IVY SI. PERaEDED Robert hiforgair, Month Moltan-atite., tia•aiver.square, dlesee, coil-am:lel:ant, dealer and chap:mei. Robert Jacits.m, of Liverpool, inea ch.aa, dealer mid. charms'. BANKRUPTS. Barnett Fisb, of Salford, Lancashire, victualler, dealer and chap ma, to surrender May 113, and Juae set, at two, at the Coach and Horses lain, Alauchester. Attoieues, Mr. kabala Ford, and Mr. John Thuniiiin, Mal.cltestra ; or Mr. Windle, Johmstreet, Bedford•row, London. • Wilaant Seaweitl, of Gosport, Hants, pork•butcher, dealer and • Chapman, May $O, 31, and lune 2tl, at Line, at the Royal Oak fun, Portsea. Attorney, Mr. Mesann, Port,e*. John Paul, of Chaser, coach-maker, dealer a1,.1 chapman, June 13, I 4, and 28, at eleven, at the White Lion, Chester. Actor. Meurs. Plolpot and Stone, Hare -court, l'emple, Lou den; or Mr. Fiuchett, Chester. Isaac (.:noke, at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, upholsterer and catioe:•maker, dealer dud dial:man, June 6,7, and 28, at twelve, at the Hope Pole-inu, at °reinter. Aitornies, Merin. Cardales and Young, !matures-court, Gray's Inn, Loudon; or Mr. William Parkzer, Worcester. Joseph Gibbons Merle, of Piccadilly, Midd!esez, auctioneer, dealer and chipoiau, May 2.1, 28, and June lie at ten, at Guildhall. Attc;.iey., Mr. Barrow, 34, Threadueedle.street. Richard Green and William Cs-abb, of Liale•street Lxlcester quare,•Maddleses, sadlera and copartners, dealer; and Chap. :ten, May 31, June 4, and tni, at eldven, at Guildhall. Attur. :ley, Mt. Lewis, Mark-lane. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 7, Samuel Walker, Bull-Wl:art-lane, aueriblibe, hoop bender, at tea. June 11, John Tench the T younger okenhaust• yard-, merchant, at ten. June 1 4, Thome& Dye:, StLiford, Lass'. miller, at ten. June 14, John Field,4.3llswelhatieet. lineudraper, at eievett. June 11, William Claw/. St. Mary Axe, merchant, at twelve. June 4, William Burbridge, tainnoirstreet, umbrella aueeu.tacturer, at ten. bum 4, Joao Wilkins and Thomas Lacey, liaeingliall-street, !actors, at twelve. Susie 7, John awau, Rubric dInNI tam, and George Swan, of Waeping.wall, copperausltlia, at tw, lye. June 18, Hugh Wlison,Oaturdenteet, Mien draper, at twelve. June 7, Wilitam Hackel,..Pantots-streei, brickla)tr, at twelve. June 7, Jobn Jeokips, Cow-court, Rotherhithe, tan.- her-merchant, at eleveia. May ni, Willuun Williams, tit 1 tats, Nurio:k, carpenter, at ten. May 24,George Simpson, Copthall Gbantnets,guarchant, at ten. June it, James iseckett, Mats manbury, lighter:l.4n, at ehnern. June Thurnas Fotherky and Richard White, of Govort, ahircbandlers at one, at the India Arms kill, Gosport. June ti, Oliver 'I of !seat=-street. Strand, navy-agent, at eleven. June 7, John Love,of Newport, Hams, cabinta.loaker;at twelve. $I tcnis Sunday, et Sutton, Sorrel.. the L. 4 of the Ray. 1). W. Car row, of a &valuer. Oa the 12th init. in Dublin; in tlie year d bh no, tbir Right Hon. George Slothful:lw • Bari of Belvidere, Viscount sod Baron ließirkl, in the Kingdom of larlasul. Yetterdaydn the Slid year did. age, K his Isom tit CFapio *, George'Earl of Onslovr, our ands Wooly!, lords-et the lied chamber, and Lord Lielitenaut easel:Amity of damp His" Lordship is euzceed.d in his tide and nstacerby his son, VeIIOOSUI Cranky.. • • . Wednesday, ingionAub year et Apr age, Illicit& Imp, mart . daughter of Sir.Dieby Arlackwunii, Ban. • HIGH *AIWA AT 1.014D621 . 221D0S TO 414021K1W., Morning. ' •-• st'aisisidat 'atter I • Monona - - 11 solutes afar MANOR Aid) CAII l'Al. EIIHOED Es 1 A Ls, NLW PpitT. MO NMOUTHSHIK lii mews. Hof:G.lKr and P1411.1.1P3s At the King's lies.l Inn, Newport, in Sa'urday, May 21, at Twelve, late the ;imps-try of Robert Hunt:lr, El. deceased. HE HONOR, MANOR, or LORDSHIP of ' CAERLO.N.CUM.NE l'HititlV EN l', with its &Alibi's, Royalties, and Rents, the Market•hotie Tolls, and Duties of Fair* and Mallets in the town of • Caeriem, and sundry capital Farms in the several Part:hes of Christchurch, Wilier:ck„ Caer leon, and Laugattock, known by the haloes of the Red Barn, Panteos, sad Bearkonee Faints, ihe Marsio s, the Forge farads, snd Orchard, the Mid Meadow, and angel piece, containing to getber, exclusive of ti..- Manor, above 4UO Acres of esceilecs. Arable, Meadow, Pasture , and Wood Land ; the M‘.adiews near the town of Caerleen will be divided into smail lots, and the Farms also ban small lot., to be Lc:caber speciiiitl. '1 he Estates may be viewed, and Particulars had S.'n days prior 'to the Sale, of Mr. Prieiterrie, iiolicbor, Newport ; King s-iii ad, Newport; Cardin* Antis, Cardiff; AnBef, :tbergaveritiy ; rush, Bristol; White I liArt Inne, llatb and t Iftlyenham ; Castle, Marl- Lurongh; uf Matto - ice '1 limas, Esq. New B:iswell•court, Carey street ; end of Mes-rs. Huegarr and Plilliips, c?, Old Isr o gd. street. where Plms of ; i.e E-iste may be tern. a...n lAI PIN, NLAIt I.IW l'oat. I , MON 4' By Mews. ERICA:MCI' and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on FJ ;Jay, ;0 ay Y 7,. at I welve, In One l.n• , THE Si'. JULIAN'S ES I"A'rE ; comprising a very valuable and important 1' .I P1%.0 PER CY, in the Parish of Christchurch, in the County of Al , iiintnuih, Late the Property of Rohrer litmTra, E.q deceastd. The Estate is divided into coovettient Farms, called St !ukases Farm, I.l.lnlicha, p m ek 24 ,oi, and Sep Farms, contend g tor ther ..is Hustklecil anal Fifty-throe Acne inchultni the licautifut Woad of St Julian's, which contains 'limit Ove itundrettaid Thigty-two Acres. The boil le eleh _Amble, Meadow' wa4 Pasture, The Ettne is situate in one of the moat beaatlfaland romanti of the Couiltry , bowided us Ow ?earth by tlhe Lew Usk. his a valuable RWit of Fishery, oil lb., Sof t tile 'l' road limn Cans ll t c Mr to atiitoi„ end are ibt-tin: S for Twenty-one Yeats, ex piring h late mod OK rist ibis low rain of Six Hindrild ta sod Tbiriy-two PodsThalvis liblillop par Mourn. exclusive of St. jollies W 64 capsbM drew hopeotrauteut. • To be aliawochwadrleato ad the Taisour ; and Particulars had . 4 Mr. Poachers*, tiol L t4svrasea; at the Kiaes Head, w. port; Waif Arm, .- . Mitt, Aberpavesny ; hush, ilrisi Ital. White HMI hrne, lith ' imii • on Code, Maris. rah; of Mau*, Thomas, Bot, ew Birelkuurt, Curv et:set ;at the* Matti and al &teak fiduat and .Pillibles s 14 Old Ileaditresa, !Owe a Plea et iba news map be seea. • TO ALL. WHO •VA THE, Sight of the Al SUM vreostbrood. sod ti biErrbsSldbelPllo- by BKAIV CLES,, 335, oidard.aant. daubs 10 eboricill is is' not a Mee to tlor illabatilsAges, buoy stmt. A. GREAT Variety. t;I XIL improved iIAPVIIII4XI by the oat ooloont Nuritryn MietropoPAh 'tslolstol to glint slows ltekilbee, st Weli Si HLs el 7o bo s i ps only AC as* woof, Letcegtorwquale. by roirAtro• 1148ANITY.—An Es' iv .secret. Hackney, bar of MANZ PEIV4ON%, 11i tieu sr a Thysiclan low of the Royal College of • Itlithatent, replete with cola sawattages, which worst wet btu particulars may be know Cenral Mart, at the Career at ao. filusbury straw; as NI) NIARrEY'S SAUCE POI r E above admired AL gared only at LAZ.E fareet, toetosan-oquare. sat Wight, and Gentry as s Fah ; k la partieulas ly curl atr. Tot wog intpositios the label ow rack book is s IL Li. take' tills ci rseiftee of Anchovies, lios iiiiriery of fizli Satt‘es rims eapurtatioo. The PATf..•; r s.ovo invis.,4lo, Ilia L. 0%; SHE P A testicet, Al beg to Infor.erthe that their Baths haviug nb from the sinsph.Atv oh srrlt rt}•, .uitahls fit dere. 'limy mai be wt tory, TN Gnat Qucett•ci 71t.b. An strut s.at Votes. Unproved lie' AI _ Sim of Kitebett Furtutt.i COAL TAtt THE Coat MO II Tat tie owe. taw cwt. dewy are Kizh tem • IKeether crewel end Wat‘r, par preparation of 'gat the worm *ill of 4 good colour. drove 11 to be heated, &lull t ,etto i r irp o i l ocretle IFY;iouitkit *Postage to ntstatZe, where a b rtvalT lie cduoidcratu. , r s trOtiqs. Iron aud .„,dlluno they are re r..._.1114. water la J!1 44 7 rea, Vi • • 1.141*.-- 4 00 fl' its s , %swamis us ....sass .... m 0 u......- . Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord letb Ditto—Owadn the Hon. The • loot, to be Captain of a I coup, . . 19th Duto--Ass•staut.. urgeon W s Foot, tg be Assit•Surgetin, ..the Blew Hrtiaswlck irtacobits. lit Rcginwat of F. Gli•ibEni tenant and Captain, vice Vane.l sc ir .CoListreani R at of row Gil Gest. to be without put Ws Regiment of att.—Charles I lasigis, by kutchase, vice Sin" goons. 10th Duto 7 —Ensign Denis Falreld purchase, • vice Bowen, promot levers, Gent. tot* Ensign, vice IStb Di to.-Lieutenant '1 homes Minds, to be Ensign. le al Ditto--Lieutenant Henderso Militia, to be Ensign, without I: Sid Dirte--Fecond Lieutenant It . tenant, vice Wileasn Lloyd, wl Gent. to be Second lieutenant, Seth Ditto—Michael Giltmore, G vice Hobarte promoted. e3d Ditto—Gerald BlackaH, GEM vice Whannell, promoted. . 117tb Ditto—To be Lieutenants— Kellett deceased; and Ensign • deceased. To be tudgns—Thomas Walsh, Gardintr, Gest. vice Ralph. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant J. ii•nte to be Ensign, without purchase. f 40th Ditto—Captain Richard Jet) goons, to be Captain of a Cot - changes. 49th Ditto---Liesitenant Thomas Militia, to he Lieutenant tell Awistant Alexander D. Anders 54th D.ttu--Easiga W. Piltingrt . parttime. vice Qum cot !moth' Ensign, wi•hout purchase, vice Seth .Ditio—Lieetebaln Jolla W. to be Captain of a Company, • appointed to Li* Bth Royal Vet 70th Dit.o—Lieutenant James M litia, to be Ens go, without pa Farilden to be Awirtant-iiiirs the Callahan Feticibles. 75th Ditto—Ensign*Hugh Patten lids, to be Ensign. Slid U tici--Quarttr•Pdaster Geo (with the rank of Ensign), etc. • Mt.)l4 Witham Hall to be taw sinil Ditto—Lleutenant Arthur I! de, to be Ensign, without pure Stib Ditto--Easign William A; • Militia, to be Ensign. oth Ditto—Entign Edward Mot purchase • 'Ebonies Lewis, Gen 971 h,LlittoLGeoegit Roth, Gent. M'Gratb, promoted ; Lieuten of L.:ork MMia, to be En•ign, 180th Ditto—HospitahAssistsatt • Surgeon, vice Burnside, who Ti 1014 Ditto--Major-General Sir Royal Asiewfounilland Feueibi! sant•Generil Grate, dieetaied, 103 d Difisti 6 -Rasiga George Wee to be'Brlsiga. Titi West India Refspent—lio•p be Assignins-esisigfeti, vice Nil Oat Baird Vtitiona - Battalicie liedi ra Poet, tiViiir, Ospeillo of 1 Ama • loyal litqnstosaillsod Fe c td is b ne t- i raw lissilvey, to be s 1 INlelbe he dge esemosed et Os • SALES BY AUCTION. ICSNT.—BETwEEN BlomLey and winstogs. FRE akaliall and .SM ALL PART LEASEHOLD RSTATh, WIDMORF-Cri A Pleasant. Residence,- with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Meadow Laud, about Five Acres. with Common Rights. By Mr. ROBINS At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, o:until!, To-won %tow, the 19th May, ar Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, Widmoie Cottage. a cheerful pleasant Residence, wick ample no:immolation for a Family ; Coach-houseand Stable for three Horses, and vit. rinus Outbuildings, productive Kitchen Garden, planted *nth choice frbit Trees, Pleasure Ground. arid dry Gravel Walk% and rich Meadow Land s all lying compact, situate by the road-: side, half a mile from Bromley to Widmore, a beautiful and pic turesque part of the country, and ten mites from London. The Premises are in excellent order, commanding extensive views of the surrounding c nutury, and a fine &nation for building. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; and of \ Ir. Lattoe, Solicit. r; and at the Bell, Bromley; Bull. Shoori r's- hill; George, Farnborough; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Rubin% Warieick.stmet, Golden-square. KEN l'.—A DV.IRAIII.EOI ll b$ FA COIVIPAC OWELL:Nt;.HOUSP, OFFICEi, MEADOWS, I..kNDs, and WOOD--a"...ii• E.oty.'tx Acres—near Brom ley, Chislehurst, Ike.; Fourteen Mile" (mat London. by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, TO•hl R aow, at Twelve o'Clock . in One Lot, APLEII.SAN and CO NII'ACT FREEHOLI) ES FA CRO PION PI.ACE, situate in the Parish of Orpington, a .shun' distance from Brost,. y, ChWebursr, and liolwood, in a beautiful anit picturesque part of the country; c.,.,.1 risttg a substantial Brick butt Residence, with Offices, ' ach house, *able", Garden, Orchards, Farm yard, Barn, and, nrs, and sundry Inclosures of fine meadow, pasture, arable-, and rinsing Winod-lancL, containii , g 'blot Eighty sit Acres; a desirable Property for a Gentleman in busint.ss, bring alum! a mile trum I.ask's Bottom, on. the high road from I oaJon to 1 onlaridge, &c. The Esta;e abounds with Pheasants * and other Game. The Hausa, at a *null expense, may be made a most comfortable residence. _ May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Button, on the Premises, wb-re Particulars may be 1333; and at the Lion, Lock's Bottom; Bull, Bromley ; Castle, Ebhain ; of Mr. &omen, Solicitor, Aldersgate-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubin', War.. wiek-street, Gol.ien-square, where Plars ryty be seen. .M1DC1.10.F.N. 7 -I,E4lti ..31•A1E. GREENHILL FAItNI. Neuron-Green and Harrow, Nine fruin Ox !Cord- strert Cottage Reslitnce, F rt.t Boild rich hiew.lnvr, and small part Arab!: I.and; the wltole E ghty-one Azres. p. Be Mr. 12013iNS, At Garraway% CnEee-hose, 'Change Corohill, To MOSI, ItCW, May 19, at Twelv, tit:link, in Oita Lot, A VERY I)rsir.lble LL .ViEt - 101,u EsTATE, GREENHILL PAltlll, situate na tht E,st Side of Bar row, in the rasa (corn SudOnry Continuo to >:-.';:itore, Ititntros, Pat. in possession of Majr.r ILLIGA t ; comprising :ompatt Cot ta.te Ite,idence. ietteenni fro , a, ulaceil on a lawo, at 4. I:rersble lliti , 3llCe from the wail. %Atli conch:no:sit n' tlflkes ; he4fso, and Staliles for seven li•n-ses ; ,•prying grt.: r. I, Poultry-ltooses,, M.; an inclosel wi,h house, Cattle-sheds, c a l.h.l g e,• an I varirrit ()naiad tugs, and %unary of ririt Meadow, and, wind! part Arabi, Land, In kith state of cultivairin ; thew upwards of Eighry•ot Ace es, in a ring letter, a charnimg rund on. 4 the toasty, good roads di:emu:is, and tAtntv of aunt-r. ' May tee viewed, by r.n.lsing to Al tie gaillf, ran the Prenvies, of,. re Pardculars may h.• i; a-:d at the King's Head, Harrow ; elb -roirn Arms. Starmore; Essex Arm., Wat ford ; White Vert, / ; Wlrte lior,e, thibt d, e ; Old L'altrg; tit Mes,srs, arid It., tor:laid, Soho:tors, No. I, Holborn coos t, Er,; at Garrass ay's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-sr feet, Goblen-ortiare hilit REV NOBLE otti ELFG AbZ• R ESIDF Nell. BE Al 3 TI FilL PLEA? IiVRE GRDCM).4, and Ik.:EADLV LAN'', By Mr. ROM Nis, At Gairaway's, 'lO moos OW. 19. at FweTee f • A VERY Eligible REEHOLD and COPY , 11. HOLD E.sT.ITE, compriziny a noble and lerant Family Resukoce, fitted tip at a cemdli expenee, situated on Om summit of Riebnimid.l.lll, commanding the en. livening scenery of the Thames, add enchanting prospects over the highly pkiuresqne. it4rrottinllng et-tintry, adapted for the acommodatton of a Nubletran, or Pamiiy of the firs: di..titict ion. Containing on the tipper story, numerous excellent lard-thain. hers, with Dressing-room, Water-closs-ts, &c. neatly E;.•eil up, and a School-room ; an elega e :ni.mipal and secondary vrose; ground fluor, the entrance as throurh a -covered ;:aoage by a flight of ste's, into a pavett Vestiluil:- or tinier a cheer.ul bow( d Libra: . y, a spoons Prawn-room, elegantly finish. 4, adjoining a boudoir, continuMcating with an excel lent Meting-rat ions-. with IlOweel from, and steps to the Lawn ; in the bac:gni:at. Offices of all descriptions, Cellars for Coal, Beer, and Wine; et :ailed Kitchen, Scullery, &c. at 2 COUVI , nient &stance froni the house; two Ceach-houses, Stahl. s for 10 bores, Piggery, Cow Shedd, and an excellent laundry; the Grounds are beatettfully laid out in Lawns. intersected by Gravel Walks, Plower florae's, ornamented with various Evergreens, healthy Shrubs, Forest Trees, dm. Mougds and Akoves, com manding in all directions beautiful and interesting prospects; an excellent Kitchen Garden, fully siocked, cropped, and planted, Walls elotlied with choler FMK I MI, &c. Contiguous is a fine rich Meadow. The whole containing shout Six Acres. Tu be viewed by tickets ; Particulars may be had on the Pre mlees ; at Ue Castle, 1 alum, and Greyhound, Richmond; Sun, Kingston; Star and Garter, Kew-bridge; Rose and Crows, Vi'tnit.ledun ;--Red Lion, Pinney ; l'izeons, Breutford ; at Oar rawly's ; and ot Mr. Robins, Warwick-etrect, Golden-square. of wi.citit tickets for crew ug may be haul. SAL& BY AU ON. At Lloyd's Co&sagest% eves-elm Ityrai-Eszbatge. as Fr.day f r pe ki l' E T. t f t n ie n,:: tt hia g et 6 m o o.el ol) s r° , r Two fo ckia _ ‘ i V rc asr "lr r i fi lt A 1. I A 1' HAUS, just taeded, and in eace.l.-nt etruslizion, which 11141 be pat up In Lots for general au ersmwlatioo. To bl viewed to tht, Sale, Iglu; se the prolter's Warshaw, No. 6, Mlle.'4-lane. Ca .60:i-street; *litre Ottaingues way t k bad; at the Place of Sale g and of W. H. FALNCII and I. DIiBOROUGH, Brokers. 2. I the Yerct.c,F. F..11t T!iti TEE AND OLIMS. I3UT E It's celebrAted VEQ gl'A BI.E Too - rti POWDER is, with cot.Gienee, recommended to the U., at the Pubtc, 211 the nits,* elf01)&1116.1/1 Inc Pre •r the 'teeth In a found state, even to Hid age, and rode: pearly irrisiteness without hophiriue the Enamel. It :inputs ; nets and bekutiful redness to the Guilts, t the Errath •:. delectable Sweetness : and If used con•tantly as 1r: cud, w,:; vent the Tooth-ache, Gt.m Bails, and Smiled Face, by miaow , s its cause—the Scurvy in the Genus. Price J. the box. BU I'LBR's Superior LAY?... NI Li ER WATER, ftont its eh , u t fragrancy, has received She Approbation or their Royal Hi ?lessee the Princess • and Pt incess Ch.atlntteof Wales, and of m 411 'Ladies of the first Distinction.' Prey ts. in half , pint bottles. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, R: butter, 4, Cheapside, corner of St, Patirs Church-yard, London; and total by Crew, Spragg, Belant and Sharp, Portsosouls • Hall, Hagelite:, and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Miliorys Hopis; a nd Jones, Portsea ; Trewnian, Exeter ; Cnokwordiy, Glenville, Gil. herr, and Hintland, Plyntinoh ; Bull, Waterbed sod Dabllr; Baxter and M'l)onald, Glasgow ; ' , lnith,„k4asiderstats,Fcettott,l Robinson, Edinburgh; Crut welt, Bath; Koss and Peck, }Cot; White, Brighton ; Robe. is, Sellop p and Ruff, cheiteiiharp ; Ore g. Inn and Niltingr, Edwuds and ihm.ty, Liverpool; Stains and i.yech, Manchester; Bowen, N'esaials ; Knott and Lloyd, Bie. ntingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most respectable Midicum Vendars in the Kti:3.lnas„ in lina..3 to.. tad. each: ADVICE. • • MESS RS. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the koyalCollefe of Surgeons in London, have se.'adoudy devoted their attedtiou for the,: Lit 17 years to the stu 'y of thew disorders which so frequently emlit, ter, slid too q ten prevent, that inestixable b'essing, marrimuulal tel city. The num roars application.; they have hitlvrto received f tan remote of the lira tlistiticfou, lind the uniform sucems attersditi:er wir superior nude of treatment in such conii.lain:v, an 'aces theta thns ptibliely to oar their assistance —la all case- at delaty or exficienryr, tyke. ther rc,ul iult fruin the too frequeucy et perticipating in the pit. ties of a fashionable I.fr, the ll:Mounded iiitlulroce of libertin or a were., solitary., and d strue,ive 11;hit, which wrake , v this energy of the mind, and roys il.e !km crofyaw L , by prodoeirg cerdity itt the mie Fez, ant ir.vottuze in tit: other, that offer a 'are and permanent cure. , • It. I'u tho-e who, front such complaints, are preveriled entering into the marriage Mal., and ashamed to se k rarer. broad weer their infirtnitie: .i'ence, it must be ennsoUng widow, howavtr difficult Sr in. a 4 crual the ct?re ttloy 1 r deemed by other prat 'lour: A„ that, by a re , ...veirl at:3l,.f •11:hlerne.:-..-L.v l , they may e restor.ll to ast mid all v;g:r.antirotwi ufion. A certai.• diver let , frequent ly cot. tt:t tt nvomer.t of ind.scretina, and every opt - cte:: of Vent rratinft: yon,ll a mild and never-i.d.114 niodenf Jest. 'T .nt, is aul radically rent..wed, withtut rest aint l.t•d : t as Itstl! . .triftitr.s ot eihri and Glans s huh they are . Yet: to cure In a short pt fiat, w:thoat recourse to the pa.r•til,c-a.erous oJf the Caustic; refeteneesof whh:h can be ittv:ll to :vrral :;eitoaimegt ofiegh tespectabVy, who have been cured in a very short petiod, after Lavin Shouted und.r stlictures for in..- • years. niarried Females, whose erpoe• tation.- of those tend _° p!cdres eel ccunubial happiness berthas dife..ted, it may also •e , --1 tat snag •rif. octioh to know, that by a proper perse.vcrance. in tu4:ict!tgoedim the general health is tone vated;and the impedintruti rtmoved. Messrs. Goss and Co. exch,.;vey pßafesslng the cure of Aare part cuiar onmOaiots, In order chat they may not be marked by miatuketrfew with titeschloriny so juttly attached to th:: igno rain empiric, think it butjustsce to themsAvel to - stete that they have heel:. propeAy.aducatcd and initiated into every breach ,I' the proies , ion (ccriitica es a' which fro u dHlerent huipitals,. sod test:mon alit horn t'te mast ernivatt hi/Heins, they have torso. since any i•urirer!, t:.at the success resaltict frost their enda vottr, fi rs: tutideed t! .111 t t quit . o.e practiow of the henerat peat:. bunter, ar.J tb y prtuane that their prrietpiout tullititutp stair g-oaud fur the u: precedentrd conndence with whirls Vol lava by the Public b-rit ao hortobred. ha.lenit in the coutrry are requited to awe the poetical's., of their case, age and manner of brine, eye ofa.g Wok-mew s for advice aod vritcl'cine4, and tic :aunt wed .14 wevaded any part of the kmgtlerri. 00:-S an 1 Co. Stirze,,s, 13, Poiteerie-street,, Nil -street. miotili." NO Disordets here co:aributed more essentialli to deAroy Ihmeoral Hapvincis than those whirls are rim cutiss-queoce of snip: reed plea4ue. Peopl.: of every milk pay adura.ton to the Shrine of Wedlock, but Ivhcre the Comintern/a has been si.t:ted by Disease, a raiir.uniio of 1/ability is indlecne ba bly requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our mecca up hr exclti.ive tr:stni,nt of the fiaostiiiig thaorAeri, and the sues ces,tul result of our plan gives us a.klksosial arbour to oppose, sie far as we are,ablr, the ravages at thow Complaints which are t 4 most important in the catalogue of Human Mot Initiation into cirery branch, as Navy Surgeons, weft/rued a wish, at an early period of practke, to rescue individuals from the norarce of Uneducated men, or the equally dangerousi/etirkasier V of general Practitioners.' • r l be bisorderis to the cure of which we hove devoted out at• tention. comprise every species of Venereal Infection; all kinds ot I)tbllity, whe..h.T aris•ng from the habits of school boys, or the indulgemcies of maturer age; that derangement ot the .Systent in Women, which is called ,harretmess or. Sterility; Seminal %Veal:nesse', Glees. • Obstructons in the Llrethsa ; at also S:rlctures, whether recent or of lorg duration, and I.vhclt have baffled :h: skill of oilier Praceatoneers, ass by 0.-r rreseat improved plan of treatment elt-ctualy and penna ne4y cured, without the p itiene self, nub t 7 e eacruciathig pats Lioratarrten; Hemorrhage Which treqtt-ittly t I'mws the atptirlia tient of the l.unar C.:ua.c. In the routs., of our ostensive practice in tlets nettripolie„ itumetfra. ca.l4 tot' S I It IC I* UttEN base hers and are daily tauter 0.. r rare, tl.e tital t ra.T.:.;at:on of which is .4. tee. eel by d safe, cee!a.n. e, .ntss t.eale cram topniot hi Loy other yet adopted. 't 4., sad dew.. pr excelling freim this c.attipt...: r. 2 tpcemilly renentod. and the 1 1 :.ict!t resiore.l to eouttel at v• 1 health. But whets delt:lity has for 'vats esti •t!-Li, trope... perseverance in 0111 ro4tora iv; remedies is itielierem..iNti t• r t es ate , to resit-, itbe sbion. boring e;:at sof life, and to toe curatitution. Nunitraiis Dista.. s are 11. e .of !goons:lce or haste in tan treatnient r.t s Gown not onfrequently bar. rens tl•a; the becda of life ate 4.oneti hi the toliseretion Ot an unguarkie.l hu r t. By s superior nict:4ori such complaints are ea's), cured; and evAl odic) t• tunas !rave we trust that or may pi esume to utr.r. a t ...••••uttat lo:intent. Few ► bow ere r, kr.• the cas..i of complicated 411'0 rat ill disorder, dams pared oi:h the ca'anroms sittia: ion of wee, ...loi s Item an Inds& realty to a % vice, or ni r.i . etk% of a fashionoble ac.pi to •L'att of delmay a girl, :r.:.v ucavo;tlable mow quence to stoi; periticlous h. St sufferer )r00...* over in, int-ern but • , ect:.:•• !.i% niisfortimes, it rn.ty Sthitr : CuOsellatt!el tor Inn) to k01itv,11.... al:hoesh It be sti :rojtet doubt or oorrr:a;er.y tilt j)!!!er Bract:timers, the rt., MoVAI Of horse novo.• t. t:y then: 4,:cal ly o, ri.:s+ of kenovition. :3 actilirrrtot , of tj;r eaverit ‘e, ire.% lilt:. Of nitelirss.l VCr.:l4 11,,Ve bez,ti to wits& t'gri.:r, truth as talent br rrcueuted ty an l early coutitt 4ai twin 4): It.i. !unsold itl.4 great wilt so ut. • • hil-art.ed SA (unto, who 1..4 , 4 loug .I . .appoiated to the:, expects - . knis of a 141111 y, T 4.0 7be tivoJe..l.l!taL us most sus h earects are cutable l y hiedirat The socr..-ey widen Is so essential to our utu:ortnkiag. sad ibs qualilitatiotis vitlikti we Ikaverresumed lost:de s font% t h e Dude ' tit our prttenrunt. and in co..::hic-ce v..nh s u c h this Intimation __. . _ _ is give tient% House, Yates of theh mittanee or sent ' MAP 5 .4 . Gni ......1" Yo yrnwusewune wows vim •uptvciervinrmru I o rate. wrist Inc %MU.' ' %nt h. ilosio;its aril l'ru • a voisiahle ut our pateoeiuns. and'in co , achle./ee with such this intimititn. I froin Car. is given, that tblieurs. Currie and Co. nay be cannlted by Pe. 'lsivisible Orin 'r. Years, ea- dents of *Alter sea with the greatest enemy andbotionsodikkir Jigs... Oft 6 m l Gret ix liusdried Honer, No. in 7, 'ism/spree's. , :Voi l e Cvp ur . 66). lA A xr din tie Pilitt tw.•• h ClC..itniVe Patients In the CouiAl.are requeste4 to state the particidan Or giduid. of their case, age and general habit of Ifiring t and enclosing a re- • . , Sold at the Sri . isb Octant, had mittance tor adv ice and Mediein re, whey' dw tante will be given -lead, New. ur sent to any pan ot the Ku.6.10m. . i ciards n.--, Bush, Briti• CURRIE and Co. Haricots , Ns. HT, Hatton-garden. I. .." . e, Marais). September S. I u 43. • 4 r. urt, Carey- "--- — %MP's S 2, LONDON : Printed by Lavet Kan r, Pickett Place; saw. publlclzed there s and it the Star Udlce,lcn plc Bar. • , • - . lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII I •-tes.7o.• :4( • Ntiguktic 8484!.. ;aft now& vow - . AOCIET 114 E ENCOURAGEMEN r Tunis., ASV, CoMMERV.E. a rrint p_lsTrinirrtoN ,11. 1 1;4 ppreterto, '0.4 to .:di dat orestist Scioto*. rAI be st Thin .'Clock at see wheat tbs Catididates are I snay has, Tirlsets 4te applio for twts UAW Owl *es roseitkrhe thoilfstleteitiVittbsitt mil abet ' ick' thb_Pkirehr &triodes k. • no tens e • 12 q . be admitted beet none ls earrlegesotto desiied to set d tossiirda Villie4ityset, sad die can anti/foe lifiblej skeet. IMO Assivortery DAM? of this siaLAsdsoe'reuens is the krasdo Pt* o'Clook periselyothat the h 4 opetwod t twltb sisehlristsla se ytif p - le ads, th seem* this mos& teed Os islielted to said for peke eridtisinust, to the fisatatee liet liabsr.. owl b. hadits Starks • • tiedel e rtelue of NORFOI • Vsea.Paastt lobe, Dabs of Redford, ts I.S. I f Hugh. poke et Nuttbassiser- S 4A*. At.etid S. S G. L: blitquia o f Stairpd, r •. bulb, East of Rattier, F. R. II esd A. s. kobert,Eadd Livetpool.F.R.S. oft:harks, Earl Ps.rcy Ead of Radnor • p. Latt,,Perty Sr Nathaniel Cow* Pei 11t des, Esq. Robert Custes.l.q. Irian Doubts, Es q. • N. 11. Vise Denser to be on sl4lll*, and no cotton:0o to be *. l ° Tile Thirty. flrst Volume i bow pabilshed, and may be had Iferkity'a House is the *deltoid. I.lst. of Preneurna to be fifer seedy fur gratuitous DistrilursOn By Order of Ike rte CHAId ~S' • Sim; utrr LEY *000; BPI-Mal: 'WI Parl4lo Wear Man, ill ti the Manor or repute , * Manor of Elgh Hundred Acre' d( Pe r Thuber and Woods growing the /Applications for Vastkatlars Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields; or to. garret . near Park-ss rent. I L