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i 'CC eat Tide. frr 'life Mir r of eveir Country e steps Rt. he eatrari- Anitoirepeity the tit cgs ration• sots lstanin anti andbr ent:Ons elta Chronicle, are in the (ienerals Instance of d of a visit 'dual being CU 24. •it is butrirg slide gportn g rt Sukes tq to .1 ntOtilo ',tong In 'our antlotti 'ay, at Glin- Thur day, :t 1;:r. Vudr.csday, et 7, at G 4111 e .3.1ai., at Re 4 :.t Poflitigrom, day, at Stock- at I Itiniller. Thur6d.ty, at ming 1 4 miles I see. rw: which fra4 i these matches Ikrtfurttshire. lily 40 years 1 i•edestriln, successive 5. The adds r \lc;nd:►y if gl:te:m years ,n,tsdale, au- Ighteeti ct pi ten minute so 4ivt n i pc. iihbourhord of the over- ral living re as a len - rale, F-tepectabl4 of a trais efore his sex ace, Lattbetit, s sitting alone, vans-maid gone rho had tntertd and dent inded r give a,talart,t, 1 not surrender is wz.s lying by apron over lice 1 which he nork 1 Late hand* hi.- vereiins and a 1, 'Airs. P. heard ircing open the ing the parlour , thrtaynirg if th During this ws below ; but no notice, but Ban came <lowa west up r•ud Mr. JA IfFS r child (about flew out and .ose to put it doiitg so, a her shoulders enveloped in e innocent on tnfortunatel housekeei , er, larm, instead et, calling for ny person ar urnt, that she till Mon.ay sufferings. ler, in the em utting a strap frock became m the spindle only person ,e mill, -which .nute; during turned over and the legs !adfully mutt wife, who re y the boy, and ; he cautioned lould share his dreadful dis• s fellow-work -ferry, return -1 a widow and Marianne Sntith, be Sari of Leven listvc s Pickett- mfir,R 11 263 ] .. ? ~ BANE j)F ENGLAMV March 20, 1823. . THEGOVERNOR and COMPANY of the zair tsIEGLAND Ow Notice, • Ybat a GBX - ERAIe COURT will be held at the Rink, on tHURSDAY NEXT, the 27th Instant, from Ter o'Clock in the Forenoon tit Four in the Afternoon, to take a Ballot in pur r:ante of the Mowing demand, viz. " We, the undersigned Proprietors of more than Five Hun-. died Founds Bank Stock, demand a Ballot, on the Amend in= foe a Traldend of Five per Cent. • " NATU. GUNIMLY, ." I'. Launir, • " J. nes NMIUTT, " W. lioaroa, •• THWATTLS, " COURTNEY, "Si'.. PAZELUEON, " TUOS. BUTT " Geo. Roam . , B. BEST, Sceretory. Y.GY AL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE y OFFICE, Established by Royal Charteria the Reign of King George 1. • Bisects, 1823. PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall A. due on the CM' instant, are hervhy,infocosed, that RE. CEIPTS are now ready to be delivered at the Cottipan) a Offices over the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-31 A LL, as vrdtasby their respective Agents in the sevend Counties; and the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their l'ohcies on or bolos* the lath of April next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each . Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL YENNING, Jun. Sec. 0: Attendance is given daily at the said Offices for the Assu rance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandizes, and Ships in harbour, in deck. or while building, front Loss or Damage by lire ; and also for the Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued &cc of expense to the As sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 65. or upwards. N.B. No attendance on Good Friday or Easter Monday. AT a MEETING, held AIARCII 21., 1823, The EA ILL of ABERDEEN in the Chair, IT WAS RICSOLVID, Thitaisi ON U AIENT be erected to the MEMORY of the IateJQIIN Pill UP KEIIBLE, Esq. in testimony of the I sew entertained of his Talents, Character, and 'Virtues ;of the . Serricei remlered to the Drama by his Taste and Learning; and of the elliet of his example in exalting the National Stage in the estimation of the Public. . That a Subscription be opened for this, purpose;, and that in consequence of the great neither of, individuals who may pro- bably be desirous of uniting in a last Tribute to the Memory or one, from whose exertions they have so often experienced in struction arid drill:it, it is proposed, with the view pf rendering this concurrence as gtneral as possible, that thp amount of each. Subscription should be as low as may be consistent with the znainineut of the object. That it is intended the Monument should be placed either in St. Paul's Cathedral, or in Westminster Abbey. Th.it the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee for dinning the progress of the .Work, and for carrying' the pre cedior Resolution.; into execution The Duke of Bedford 'the Duke of Devonshire The Duke of Northumberland, E.G. 'Die Marquis of ITertford,V..o. The Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. " . ..he Lord llolhind 74. Hon. G. Canning, M.P. rt. Hon. Sir C. Long, IN. P. :ti t Geo. Beaumont, Ihrt. Sir James Mackintosh, Subscriptions, a List of which sorted in the P.,blic Papers, art tStrand•; and at Messrs, Drumnsi Sir Thos. Lawrenei, P.R. A. It. Ilvb,r, Esq. 111.1'. R. 11. pencer, Esq. R. F. Et.ight, Esq. S. Roger., Esq. , •' I W. Sotheby, Esq. It. Sharpe, Esq. J. Fawcett, Esq. Edmund Kean, Esq. Charles Young, Esq. • W. c. Macready, Esq. p, from time to time, will be In.. e received at Messrs. Cout3's, toad's, Charing-Cross. CUSTOM =HOUSE, A EN. TOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cumin-Howe, in Mil Port, on NVE.oNtSDAY, April 9, 18'21, at Eleven o'Clock in the I urenoon,- T ill: under-mentioned Seized and Condeinned GOODS, for Home Consumption, forikakrs and others: About S 6 Ger.eva l'Over r 611 63:10ns Brandy Tor Piivatc Lase 0111y-3 Galiosl4 . 9.:neya. roa DLI:/fi: • _ _ 5.1 Square yds Parer-hangings S Plain ?tints unAter 1 ft. mi. 2 Small Boxes Confectionery 1 Coloured Print above ditto • • 2 Common Green Glass hot- 1 Ditto uisder ditto ties (qtr.) 4 Alaps , 5: Plain Prints above 1 ft. sq. 1 Bout: The zitiole of the above G s will be put up at the Duties; also, sundry broken' Half 'Ankers; a Lug Sall Boats Lee tom, 12-94, and her Materiels. file Goods may be viewed do the morning of the day of Sale. A deposit of Alb per Cent. will be required. lI.IIAItISON, Collector. • J. B. STONE, Comptroller. Castonvllotrie, Newhaven, 19th Mare), 1823 . • NEW BURLINGTON-STREET. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, autnero-za attached and detached Offices, Standins for Two Carriages, Stable fer Five Donis, !Ice. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO):, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-street), • At Garrawcy's Ceffee-honse, in Exchange-Alley. °within, , On THURSDAY, the I sth of May, lan, at Twelve o'Clocit, At DESIRABLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE, tomrrising a substantial well-built Residence, recently 41and and improved in the best workmain.lte inannc: - , at a very ossiderable expense, ar.d adapted for the Lccommodziion of a • damn, or Family of Distinction ; planned with suites of " •;6 ` ).4 , elegant, and lofty Apartments, handsomely fitted up, *: o :lveniently situate on the North aide of New Eurlingsan-street. Semilung, on the Upper Story, a secondary Bed-chamber, a 'e Lava Slec2ing-tooms for Servants, the floors tariasaed, and landing. On the Second Story, two spacious airy Bed "ambers, a Dre.ohig-renm, and Bath-rwitn, which may be l ie 'llfit'd with hot and cold water, W'ater•Closet, • &c. On the ‘‘ ,:lFeli Storf, noble lofty Drawing-room, elegantly fitted up, f , laows to the flimr, opening to Balconies, cominunicating by ' 44 1-doors to a Back Drawing-room, correspondently fitted a P..suge, and a Boudoir, with French Window to a Hal- On the Ground Floor, an excellent Entrance-hall, with fits , a cuts:tedious l'tincipal Staircase to the Second Story, Parloar with arched recess, a Butler's Pantry, i - ,7-m‘et, &C. Passage, anti Water-closet. Basement con. __.e”,tellent w e ll- arrange d Offi ces o f a ll d esc riptions, suitable ' l ° %: ! 4 e Establishm ent ; an d it secondary Stone Staircase, capital m e Cellars, detached Kitchen, Scullery, Laundry, Wash il ' &eying-room, &c. A Five-stall Stab f, stand 111,g D4r twu gts , ilarness- roue, with Left and Man's r•ami f unarv, Etc. A Yard at the back of the !louse, with a 'TRe neiervoir for Waters ekwed by Tickcts, Particadara may hp had on the ;at Garrcway's ; and of Mr. Iltioins N 9.170, He- r - street, cabers 'Lcitets fur viewing m..y Lao lora - " • AC le-7J . 1 ..• . e ~. iii gar ..e.)... . - 7 ...-.. .. i 1 NA NV;.; • 0,3 4 `. -- , V., , ... - . . 4r ... 4.1 _ , %:!‘ - 4:-* t'' . I •. . . 4.." 4 N•, - 144.....;: 'A : - \'' 1 "... •. ' f ' ' . ......if :, ' #4. 6.- ...0.4 , -: A VOl S liiillelibleilialiklaiig . . I NA it . ei c 7. • ..\ 45,f 1° ' . 4 • . • , :t ...._.•.,_ ~ • ..... ____. • • ... I.' • N ‘ ,lNi r -',64,.. der ,ii *trim . i - AI . (..: . S. ..,.... , 4 4' '‘ .• • ' -7k l r l ii .N . ... 4 . ! - k ... . i 4 . 1:... 1 . • .• 7,10,!-4.-,... l ol lll l ll o l‘ • " • .\.,,,, -.--..,- ~., , , , ,s a l: 2., 4 ,, , ~., ~ , . ...,, .. 1 1 • t 5... k, '. .i. .•• . t . . N • • •-,- ~ Nr . 1.. 4 , 4 k n. ; ............., • ei. - 40 * - . . .. 6 / 4 . . 7.i.. ‘.... ', . Or ~. ~ ...4 ".. : 7 1 141. .P .—...4 4ra: . . . IL • = . fig '. . .. . . _ ~ ,.. ' . . • .478 , 1:4-• I • "pi:rN3 SEV EN - FEN C • CRILE LOAN. •- IVOTICE is herebi gieen,..•thar tbt HALO YEARLY DIVIDENA,4OI). 401;0*0 1 4,skl" stant, will be paid on that and ,:ver/ oubAtViint PYlStellaYs excerted), at our C ount i ng -h ouse , No. WI, Leaderthall-street, between the hours of Ten and Two' o'Clock. The Ilelders•of Warrant% are requested to leave them with Lists in Numerical Order, for examination; ou .SATuanay.the 39th instant, of one dry previous to the application for payment. ItULLET'f, ISROTIIERS, and Cn. London, March 8, 1825, . . • . 'ls - RWI respectfully reminds his best Friends, the Di, K * . f; t s, ent G ar i t , tostreat. • , il i tite • 1, silk-deer% .IID. •PishifiC„ that Fifty-thrte Capitals will be drawn in the first rtaaendale aftd ktpbtsson, Baum-le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton- Fifteen minutes, on the 9th of A Pit IL, viz. mariufacturers. Fuzwell and Co. Lothbuer, clothiers. J. G.' • -, •• '''' Vitst4frawn -' ' • I..:20,000 Money. • , '"antt J. A. Ames, B e fi to l, w h ar fi r igers.' W. and T. NV:lmi, Lower . '•"' 4 ; fi ftv6 ne5t::‘.a........ ... ... 2,000 each. siohn.stesielio Goldeti.square, tailors. • Perrin and Skirl, Sweat ing-alley. . M. sod E. Sparks, -Atlarsioni, Wansickskire, mil , 'T . ! i'nner ne1gt...,..h 3: ..... ......1,000 each. . . - liners. Stunt and Barnard, Wellington -street, Gosweli-street, ... t 8 Oeg.•„, - 500- each. -.. diets: - Cedes and Southall, Blackman -street, Southwark, liner._ en next Adam and Schweitzer , Brownlow-street, Vrury-lane, • ' SOO each. • dr. pers. Thfrtyt' n 200 each. .'' ? ' , 4abinet-issafiers. Greenwood and Unwin. New-road, St. George's ex . • peheme contains Thi e e o f .f'20,000,'1";:o of sesooo, Two 0 t in tia; Yeast. tobacconists. J. and W. Elanhana, Bath, tallow.-- Allen and /Kendall, Nottingham, lave-manufacturers. Juilion 42000, &e. tea. ALL MONEY. E ver y- C a pi ta l draws; t h e 1 and Goo; Salisbury -street, Strand, at t orn i es . S utc liff e an d L ee , Flea Hay (9th AYR[ I .), w ill h ave a new un d ra iv et Ti c k e t, b y which anoth e r C a pi ta l in iy b e o b ta i ne d. Sranifield, Yorkshir e , co r n -d ea l ers . J. an d W. Rob erts , Dram- 14.1,. Yorkshire, none-masons. Hope and Co. Brirtol, potters.!HSl', in soliciting t h e attent i on o f hi s b est F r i en d s t o th e W. and B. Stubbi ng , 1 .-ea d en h a ll- inar ' ter„ butcher.. Ciesew i ll 4110 . 4 Intrictivi points of the new Lettery, respectfully reminds and Moore, Hame r •pl ace , fl oc hd a h ! , L ancat.h i re, woollen-ma them a( ffirsinear approacisof the ilrlwing ; and advises an early nufaiturers. C o ll e y an d C o . Sh e ffi e ld , merchants. ' F.ivern i, r pal - chase ,at his fortunate - Offices, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Chafing- Crois ; and by his Agents in the Country. and Hill, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, wine-merchants.— i.4' The Prices of Stocks are affixed hourly against. Ilisn'a liremridee and Co. Barnstaple, Devon, wine-merchants. Brent ,o3oes,lst Cornbifi, by which the Public may see the fluctuation% ley and Wand, Commercial4dad, auctioneers. ( G RAND STATE LOTTERY. will begin 'Stl4 of, 1 1-x . APRIL.—TIARK of c,29,00p.'5* EtUltrt e4h4: j CAPITALS—ALL moNEy. . • •:] X 20,000 Fog THE 1 7 .11t51 I'ATZR; . • And the FIVTY•TW 0 n/UOTrine PsussrwWbe,Arc - Cirrraia, to be decided ht the Fink Qiiirter of an Hour! . Tickets and Shares arg idling by EYTON, Stuck - broker, Corr.itill, and Lombard-street; where all business in the Pubtic Funds is transacted with 6delity and dispatCh. • • - This day were pail* The Third and Fatal th Parts fo Edstisb los dd.. COUNT LAS CASES' 30AIRSIAL thit.P4ls PATE LIFE and CONVERSATIONIfa He PEROR NAPOLEON at SAINT HELM& : -t ..SEVEN HUNDRED PIECES OF INDIA LONG CLOTh NOW ON SALE, AT - SEWELL AND CIIO4S'S INDIA WAREIIOUSE, , • 5a•.4. 0 , rarrn-svaaar, comma or OLD CONYTOK-STILSZt. SOOO-SQUARE ONE lIUNDII El) and NINETY PIECES or Ellwide LONG CLOTHS, free from dress, 25 Yards for 116. 6d. 230 Pi-do. rather stouter 16s. 280 do. of a curious fine fabric 19s. generally sold by other houses at 265. It is mere particular to Families that ate going to tile Indies that S. and C. feel a confidence in recommending this superior article-230 Muslin Dresses, consisting of two fi ,uncings, 9s. 6d. dO. very rich, I4s. do. very beautiful, with three Biuncings, 18s. 6d. to 255. The much-admired Moravian Book Dress, with thirteen superb flouncings,2Bs. 6d. and 325. this is an article which every house at the West End is getting 50s. for ; 610 Pieces of real Scotch Jaceonot Muslin, 12 yard. long, for 11s. 9d. Do. tine, 14s. 6d. a curious fine fabric, for 18s. adapted either for Ladies' Dresses or Gentlemen's Cravats; 520 Ps. of Cambric Muslin, 12 yards for ss. 6d. Do. 9s. 6d. a very fine article, Ils. 6d. and 13s. 6d. 140 Ps. of yard and half wide Glassow Muslin, which is considered equaLif not superior to India, both In point of re. :tainirg, its purity of colour and durability, measuring 12 yards, fdr - 18s. ed. 220 Ps. of Ell-wide India Striped kluslins, for Morning Dresses, 's. 6d. the Dress, or Bid. a yard, with a splerdtd assortment of Muslin Flouncing and Trimmings, salted fur the.approaching Season. IRISH LINENS and II AMBRO' FLAX.-From the dis tinguished patroa.age which has long signalised their [louse fQr the above articles, the Proprietors feel a double confidence in 'recommending their IRISH LINEN to Families that are about replenishing their stock for the Spring 69 Boxes of 7 iaths and : 4-4ths Linens, 3d. Do. 3:out 10d..and is. very tine is. 3d. and Is. 6d. a curious Fine Article Is. 91' and 9s. id. worth ss. 16 Boxes of Ilambro' Flax got up entirely free Isom dress, Inca suring 25 and 26 yards ls. 6d. do. very Pine Is. 9d. and 2s. 4d. ,sufficiently fine for Ladies' or Gentlemen's. use ; 13 Boxes be ;:ginning at 2s. to 4s. ad. 90 Pieces of Russia Sheeting 2 aid 3 yards wide 9s. ed. and 2s. 91: this article being' sufficiently wide enough to prevent a. seam in' the sheets • 3 Rates of yard wide Mock Russia for Servants. Sd. do. Stout 73d, do. real Russia is. wide, do. bleached white Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. l yard wide Russia.ls. tid. to 21. with every description of Linen and 'Cation Goods calculated for housekeeping..-TABLE I.INEN,. Fish Napkins 7s. the Dozen, - Dimask do; 9s. 6d. do. very Rine. 12s. and 15s. - Breakfast Cloths Is.. ed. do. vory.fine .2s. 4 Yark is. 6d. 14 do. 3s. 6d, yards- do. 6p.- 6d. 4, Damask los. i dfi. very rich Its. and I4s. 21'104 154.'dti. S'inridii Wog *T. '3ll l do. real Damask 225. Ed. and 2.50...41i1dt Ithsg Damask,s6a. and 30s. S. yards do, 30s. to five gullies's :sides Quilts and CoM sr iterpades yar4' long 4s. elf. 1 `do. 61. Of: 5 yards square ils. ed. and 15s. de. S long les. Usisally soul or 50s. Ladies and Gentlemen may depend upon *eery' eft le cerres-' ponding with the advertisement.' • • T • - 7 0 0. • THE ARMY. - . , • • . . • • • • *mum nom:mows. • • - - • : whit/A.o* peAseHr 24, 1841. 2d Regiment ... a fliartils—erinare Lord John Bentineks .;.• from half-pW7th . Light Dragooni,to be Captain, vice Sa mael itaymondJarefa,'Whia exchanges, receiving the difference lic- - 4ween the.full pay of Captain o the Life Guards and Cup:iiin .of. Dragoons. ,• • 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain Thomas Robert" §winburne, from the half-pay of the Ist, or Grenadier Regi ment of •Frtot Guards, to be Captain,. vice Frederick Prosser, who exchanges, receiving the difference. itis Ditto—Lieutenant James Bennett to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Davis, who retires; Cornet John Ly..ig;lt None flither to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bennett; Cikarle: Cochran, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase; vice ?ennefather. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoont—Surgeon hohdrt Tod, M.D. from the 83d Rep. to be Surgeon, vice 0!Done1, dee. a ,cd. 10th Ditto--Cortiet William 13sttier; from the half-pay of the ISth Light Dragoons, to be.ccirnei, vice Thomas ilardwicke, who exchanges, receiYingate difference. 7th Ditto—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Charles Hall, from the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, to he Lieutenant, by purchas..., vice Graham, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of •Foot Guards—Captain Wiiliarn Leve lace Waiton to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, put-- chzse, vice Gore, who retires; Captain Robert Howell, trout the 55:h Regiment, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Rous, who exchanges; Lieutenant Honourable Walter Fork s to be , Lipmenant eid Captain s by purchase, vice Walton ; Ensign Printed for Henry Cot orn and Co. Conduit-street; and M. Bosaange and Co. Great Marlborough-street. On the 31st March will be published, lu Svo. 9s. 6d. • THE FLOOD .OF THESSALY,-THE GIRL OF PROVENCE, and othi%r Poems. • By BARRY C ORNWALI. Printed for Henry Colburn and C.. Conduit-street. In the Press and speedily vill be published, WMOIRS of WILLIAMHAY LEY, Eiq. the Friend and Biographer of Cooper. WRITTEN BY tri ITSELF% And containing a variety of Letters and Anecdotes of the most eminent men of his time, extracts from his Private Correspond ence, &c. &c. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. 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It is . administered with eqcal success in al:arta:As of Measles, St. Anthony's Fire, Sore Thrust, Pleurisy, .ind ; but as Oita in•d (**:arrlas partako more or Jess of inflammatory symptonis, this Powder is Peet:- Hedy efficacious in cutting short their duratien ; which howeVir harmless they my be thought, often tern,in..te in t'utrnocant Aff e ctions, the tidal consequences of which are but too well known. As an Alterative in Chronic Disease, it is an all , odrairleremedl. • • Dee James's ,Potedire ennainves to be cretrared by Meows. Neereol near, from the only Copy of -the Process left by l)r• 4.411100: in his own hand-writing, which was deposited with thricpnancir. father in 174 n, when he beeline Joint Froprietor ; .aud qq td them, AT TIIF: ORIGINAL WARICIMIIi.E,; g6."*15 • Si. Patifs Church-yard, and by Unit pipolat‘flit 150, Os furd-street.. IThe Genuine have, as nsusi:tit i l mini% !!. ut r ow t4... , * gravbd in the Black Scamp. • • ..;a•••• . •-, , . . . Mun i Henry St. Clair Erskine, from the 85th Regiment, to lie iisignand Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forbes. 7th Peitirrient of Foot—Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, fa om the half-pay•of the 26th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Blown. field, appointed to the llth Regiment. jiith Mitts--Lieutenant IL lc 11!oeni5e4d, Crept the 7th Regi. meet; to be Lieutenant, vice Augustus Amyatt, who retires seen the half-play of thex26th Regiment. • 'l3th IJItIO-rEpoign Arthur. Grai' s slitelte, from the 32d Beet. tole ROO, ;rice SuCkfing, who exchanges. illkehl%ttg-tieskenlini-GinerA William Carr Lord Deresfurd, ,04L13.idtese tbolietlßsgimentreo be Colonel, 'fee "Ante nant-General Gordon, deceased. nth DittoMontagn ; Choimky Johnston, Gent. to be Ensign, ' • Isie euftdille; Wet Randle, 'prettiftd: 1 39th liiteci•-.Fetpeindinerary- Assist arn-Sorgeotilohn Campbell, 4.lllsystitrOtirgeon, Ike .Frper, Outvoted in the' 113dIrtiginientr. - " . 52d Ditto--Ensign Netensitacklingi, frdm the 13th •Reglment, . to be.Easigns-Sioelliaoke s srisi, eielsonges. 45th. Ditto•-• Captain Honourable Willi- us Rufus .Dous, from . the Coldstreatn Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Cavan vice Bowes, who exchanged. 50th Illtto--Lieutenant Herbert Cornwall, from the C . .11,e Corps to be Lieutenant, vice Stopford, appottited to the 24 West In . dia Regiment: 19th Ditto—Lientenant-General Sir John Hamilton, Bart. to be Colonel, v. Lord Beresford, appointed to the 16th Regiment Ensign Henry' Moore to be Lieutenant,withoot purchase, vice ' Peppard, deceased; Ensign Charles Johnstone, from the 79th • • Regiment, to be Ensign, vier bloormm, who exchanges. • 79th Ditto--Ensign William S , Alvorsom, from the 69th Rcgt. to be Ensign, vice Johnstone, who exchanges. ' 83d Ditto—LieutenantGeneial Sohn Hodgson to he Colonel, vice General Balfour, deceased ;-Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Ayrault Piper, from the 30th Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Tod, appointed to the 4th Light Dragoon's. 85th Ditto—Patriek hlaitland.,Gent. to be Ensign, by perchase, vice grikine, promoted in the Coiditream . 11ez, , t. of Guards.' 86th Ditto—Captain JaMes Heat, from the half-pay of the 17th Regiment,to be Captain vice Robert Butneey, who exchange', receiving the difference. 91st Ditto--Lieutenant John Marshall to be Captain, without purchase,, vice Al'Lacitian deceased; Ensign Rogee Duke to .be Lieutenant, vice Itlatsh;11; Ensign David Campbell, front the half pay of tht-91ht Regtnient,•to be Ensign, vice'Dule. Ist West India Ilegithentri-.Ensigo.Williaen Montgomery to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Andrew Macintir e Gent. ti • be Ensign, vice Montgomery ; Lieutenant James &Lund to be Adjutant, vice Placket, docemed. • . .• 2d Ditto—Lieutenant Thoma s Stopford, frorn the 60t1i Reit. to be Lieutenant, vice Adams, appointed to the - Cape Cofpw• Cape Corps—llleutmant EL./3. Adams, frost the :x1 Woo din Reginteilt, to be Lieutenant, vita Cornwall, appoiltid to the 60th Rcgiment. Ist Royal Vctetan battalion—Lieuteitant Samoel Sargetkihseit . the half-pay of the COth Regiment, to be Lierttenwlt, yam DS.' nald Munro, to be replaced upon the Retired List ; ' • I.`d Royal Veteran battalion—P.nsign Peter Nugent Daly, from the half - pay of the 96th Regiment, to be Ensign-, sikefCnow bie, appointed Quartermaster. HOiPITAL Assistant-Surgeon Rynd Lowder, M.D. from the half-pay of the late 2d [loyal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Fumes, lice Oow, Who reeigns..• • • • - . CAISISONS, • General S!E Robert Brottnrigg, But. G.Q.B. to be Governor of Landguard . Port, 'vice General Liter, &ceased. • • - Pontadegoii signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the W:st Riding • pf 410 co4ay of Auflb city and ccunty of the city of York. :d • Went Duncombe, Ent. to be TiLijor, • 41ce Dacre, promoted. Yorkshire Unssar Yecunanry—Edward York, Gout. tphe Lied tenaut, vice'faylor,'p - romoted; 'lliomas Might ikus, Gent. ' to be ilaitraclOck; Osiontoted. . . ~F4rlß4ytrAf.. RA ,5119,.- 7 ,Tl;cre is, pe; kap, Walling more distressing to the feelings Of a fond mother, than rcr min a , s the'sufferinfs :- of hii-isfini-cturbiiirtpirkid of Lleinitien, and to be inetabic Of Ogordinr it rritvf% Those; however, why k ey , seep the saldtpry e ff ects of the Assitommr,Soovuuro Sista, kn.. w :that it is in tie prrtVer or that flighty sQued - inedicine; to a..el-isle : the paiq of, tikir innocent • and itc:pfos vff.prirg, and• often l e 'snatch them from . the jays of death, when their teuder frames are 'shitiniruider thC ravages of emir, or the thread of fle la near7y trie(,34ribe *deist tUxts of cuovtdai.ve parozysina e jatuo s i s on by this operation of •Naturc. Numerous tn3t.tuces of its asto nishing efficacy are on record, and the Pruprittors, l inhnsee ipd Co. (late Johrin and Wrilieatts), ES, York-place, City-road, • readily a ff .s ,cd . W ever, inquirer the most ample proofs of it s rs . • - e w iiiiiiiiiri f by. is ilaftisoco to the teitioadinji a tisay pasiics et ispqnsattino4hk tplea•abititY--TO-he bad 91 thedemorrpg s , isiX'orattlii it-qircYAk Midi aniVisiders in to gitif aid try, at atz74 : rs:boccie . .prmr?gris ._.; ... ..‘ . . .- , st , Ir .i..- ',...r". 1•44 : 1 '", ) , 9 . • . .... 4s. _ ./.. • . 4 ., ...:4111i,Zik . , 1 _1::, .., A 1" FROM LAST NIOIiT'S Giik;el:E. [This Gazette notifies that the King has beein`pliated . to . ap 'prove of Mr. Frlicio Caliet as Consul-General at Gibraltar, for the King of Portugal.] MIDISERS RILTUILNED TO SZIPIT IN TANI PRINIENTVAELIANIIIOL - Borough of Code Castle--John Hood the younger,.Bsq. in the room of George Bankes, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hund reds. Borough of Newport (Cornwall)—Jonathan Rains, of Bedford row, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Archibald Thomson, Liverpool, merchant, from April 1 to I at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Cattle-street, Livcrpooi. L4I'KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Jones, Handswortb, Staffordshire, farmtr. BANKRUPTS. John Carpenter, Wellington, Somerset, banker, to surrender April 7,8, and May 6, at twelve, at the Bash Tavern, Bris tol. Attornies, Mt. Pearson, Pump -court, Temple ;or Messrs. Daniel, Bristol. John Colvin, late of the Jerstsakm Coffee-house, merchant, April 12, 19, and May 6; at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Lane and Bennett, L awrence Pountney-place. . . Duncan Graham, Lothbury , cotton-manufacturer, April 8, 22, and May 6, at eleven, at the Court' f Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lawledge, Temple chambers, Fleet-street. Jobs and Henry Bird, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, jewellers, April 8, 22, and May 6, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. liearsey and Spurr, Lotkbury. Margaret Barry. Minories, chart-seller, April 1,8, and May,6, at twelve, at the Court of Cominiscmers of Bankrupts, Ba• sin2,hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fen -court, Fencburcb street. BI VI DEN DS to be nude in BASING IT A LL-STR EF.T. April 15, W. Reynolds, late of the ship Orient master-mari ner, at eleven.• April IS, J. S. Smith i Brighthelmstone, C drug gist, at one . April 15, J. Whitebrofir, Stafford, shoe-maker, at twelve. April 15, D. gertird, Old Cavendish-street, milli ner, at one. April . ls, It Lie, Great Winchester.etreet, under writer, at one. April 15, J. James, Wood-Street, Csleapaide, tea.dealer, atone. April 14, T. G. aild D. Asquith, Ilernicintl-: sty, and T. Mellish, New Kent-road, ship-tiwners, at one.-- April 15, F. Fisher ' jun. late of Leicester - square , -surgeon-den.;' tut, at one. April 14, B. Brown, Saracen's • Head, Fridurt street, corn-dealer, at twelve. April 15, M. de _Critics:lei : Siz...—lane, merchant, at twelve. April -Lyra ship-lane, Sydealiain, stock-broker, at tWelve. IMVIOKNIIIS to lie Midi in the 1 April rd , J. Linsley, juii.:-Lieth, `lnerchicrit; at eleVist, of Ai. Swan los, Huddersfield.. • April- -5, ,k). Jertnyn., (iiiquit Nag . mouth, merchant , at twelve . ", at tbo, Ausel,Jou, Grcat liar.. nioutb. April 15, J. Ilnocl6._ Iftiiitingbani,' brirli:::naivr, at twelve; at the WcrolPack; Illinthigtaitt. '-',..April -li, Wc r -Pakiti Ticebutat, Bow:, blacksniftl6, - ateltisinloitt nce litllilttn,illielt. king. April 17, MAI. ToAervey, late,od.tottiria, brisjettat eeven, at ,tbe Fountain Inn,. Portmpu t iji,,,Agri‘47, G.. C. 4ta phi, llalifas,'woolitaptet,•oxleV4ti„at% tlii. White' lliii . 1%11,1 Halifax.' • Afril 1.4,7. IV: •IllitrlieW Irtg2ioltir,4lOp.Oter4aiti at two, at tke' Illispipola lax:Katievar: ••,e4p#*19...#3. 4 wick, flettuinigliassa,.bo*girofelsol. at llie . _,.'slK ne tcf r ytb triraungliafu... - 4P l # 16 G. 110 1 r/Olall. *Field! : - -1 , , at tlefin, at theTornitie.Yel.<l.lna *Sbeflield. - "'-' CritTiVitAt.R.S.=-A4an. is. •• • - - "A. shi4,.-iiiiiii.e:, V;iim4,.-bttio‘ . C. E. 'Minitel, 4.stet of tittio.strAft.figoare — 'ftworanitebnikeio -J. llaugkow, ]import! ; merciLoit."43.• Ciibboie, 10isiater 1 / 2 d0kk4,...!‘:. n- ;- syyPIiiiiihi O6 UVIONSJCIFTrAK I ANICWHALIN4.i; ;.,:' : .**fi1a7 . 4" 1 . 13)6 P 1 ,040 1 41% F,AWA rOff r ie.l 4 . .' , fl.‘• ,) - 4 I .: 1* l'i V'' ' ''!"!"':A :1/ YA 71e , ior fte.-1 .-: Pk • •.., ....• ; if • V. i 3 ' i • t • i ' . . 1 ; 1 . 1 r 1 • ~ , • 1 i , .; 1 r t i p;. 1 1 4 r : . 1 •1 i . i 1 I ! . ! f. , N, . I 64. . „. • 1 . ' ' 1 1 I .- . . . • • • Die day woo puh.iiihed, The Third .said9D; - considerably inlarod 4nd in:Towed,. • price 7S:6d. rcis, A TRIRIVTISE on •the PHYSIOLOGY and DB- IiASP.S of the EAR; with new Modes •of Trratmett, illustrated by a 'variety of interesting Csoes, 'end accompanied with a plate of improved Apoestic Instruments. By J. H. CURTIS, Esq. Aurist to the King. IPrinted for T. and G. Underwood, 33 , Fleet-street.