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"i:"17 ! •.. -' fl-t UNIVERNITY 01, LONDON. . . ri•IIE COUNCIL HEREBY GIVE, NOTICE, that I ALEXANDER BLAIR. LLD.. Freiceesolt of iNGLIEH PHILOLOGY. •RHETORIC, and ENGLISH LITERATURE, will commence his Come of RHETORIC, on MONDAy s ibe m t h of JANUARY, at half-past, Tiros seClock. 4 twelve* will be de n,,eeed every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY , aed FRIDAY, at the same Hour, to the end of the ikink5.,.., 11 , 1 Dr. LA RDN ER's POPULAR COITUS& of Lectures, on MECHANICS and HYDROSTATICS, will commence on MONDAY, the 24th of JANUARY. at half-past Seven in the Evening, and will be continued en MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at the same Hour. The Mutual Course of Lectures en POLITICAL ECONOMY, by Professor Id ACCULLOCH, will commence on WEDNESDAY, the Sci of FEBRUARY. at half-past Ten o'Clock, and will be con tinued every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SA TURDAY, at the same Hour, to the end of the Sossloo. For further Particulars apply at the ONce of the University. 18th fusary,lB3l. LEONARD HORNER, Warden. N.B. The LONDON UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. published by Dir.Tarres, No. 60, Upper Gower-street, and to be had of all other Booksellers, contains a very fail account of each Professor's Course of Lectures, and of the whole Plan of the University. UPHOLSTERY and CABINET FURNITURE, war ranted of the best Materials and Workmanship, chapter than any other House in London. The Nobility, Gentry. and Public, are respectfully solicited to inspect the largest and best selected Stock of Cabinet and Upholstery Goods in England, at the CABINET MAKER'S SOCIETY, 71, luadenhall-street, City, which Society is enrolled agreeably to Act of Parliament, and founded for the support and encouragement of industrious Mechanics, who all combine to pro duce only the very best Articles, and at the lowest possible price. The Funds of the Society provide for its Members in sickness, old age, and for survivors at death. The Society beg to return their sincere thanks to those numerous patrons, including, Royalty, Nobility, and many of the first Families in the Kingdom; foe the extensive and gamma pa. tronage bestowed on them during the last thirteen yeats, and hope, by their humble endeavours, to merit future favours ; at the same time they earnestly solicit a trial, as the only criterion by which the merits and decided advantages of this establishment can be fairly estimated. Every article is marked at the lowest ready money price, and from which no abatement is made ; they are all warranted, and if a fault ap. pears, are exchanged within twelve months, free from charge of any kind. A printed list of articles and prices will be forwarded on addressing the Secretary. By order of the Trustees, 71. Leadenhall-street, City. THOMAS HASLER, Secretary. Full size mahogany 4 post lath bottom bedstead - - a 15 0 Full sized tent bedstead - 1 6 0 Ditto with furniture - - - - 5 15 0 . Bordered siraw mattresses to fit • - . - $ 1 0 Ditto doe hair mattress to fit . . • 1 1 0 Feather bed, free from dust or smell - - - 5 10 0 Three ft. 6 in. feather bed, ditto - - - - 2 11l 0 Four ft, 6 io. bordered horse hair tick mattress - - 2 10 0 Four ft. 6 in. ditto of the best horse hair in tick - S 3 0 Four ft. 6in Sock bed and bolster - - 1 10 0 Six japanned chairs in oil, any colour or description - 1 6 0 Best japanned ditto dressing table with drawer - - 016 0 Ditto ditto wash hand stand ditto - - - - 0 16 0 Common japanned wash band stand - - - 0 8 0 Common ditto dressing table - - - 0 8 0 Three ft. chest of mahogany drawers - - . 2 18 0 Three ft. 6 in. ditto - • - . - 5 18 0 Mahogany box glass British plate, two drawers - - O IS 0 Mahogany 2-step bed step night convenience - - 1 4 0 Ditto 5 ditto night convenience - • . - 112 0 Ditto bidet and pan - . - - - 1 6 0 Ditto - - - - - - - 1 16 6 Bed room sofa bedstead, 5 mattresses to fit, with top - s $ 0 French bedstead japanned - - - - 2 It 0 Bamboo tent bedstead - . - - - 1 12 0 Five feet mahogany 4-post bedstead and furniture, with French draperies, lined with silk fringe - - . 14 14 0 Servants' chest of drawers - - - • 2 2 o - Mahogany pe obroke table • - • 1 16 0 Ditto dining table - - - • • II 5 0 Eight mahogany chain, six and two elbows, covered in horse hair - - - - - 560 0 ;Mahogany sofa or couch, covered in horse hilr to match chairs - - - . s . 6 10 • Cations sideboard - . - - . 6 10 0 Handsome pedestal sideboard, carved back . . 10 10 0 en of 4 ft. mahogany dining tablesll ft. 6 Whet loog -14 10 0 Small dining table oo patent principle - - - 1 10 0 Music stool covered in morocco - - - - 1 3 0 Patent &metwirl tray, brass loch - ek • - t 8 o Butlers' tray - - - - • 0 10 0 Eight Trafalgar chairs, louse sacs, brass instikied - 10 lo 11 Drawing-room couch, imitation - . (upwards) s 5 0 Drawlag•room Trafalgar chairs, gash - - 0 111 0 Bs* hoes-hair cushion - - - • -080 C40111141114a1e - ' • - - - - 0 4 0 Real rosewood dra wlog-roons tables, in two card and sofa, it 0 0 Ditto - - . . - . 11 10 0 Elegant drawing-room cirtalas each - - 6 • 0 - Rosewood to caddies, of all kinds of fancy wood, from 10e to. - - • - - - Intkation roetwood Canterbury • - - philallanY ditto • . • . - Japanned rosewood cidiroolere, silk front - Ditto, ditto - - - Lady's work table, mahogany - Ditto with dik bag and fringed - Large winged wardrobes Mahogany secretary, silk and glazed Japan book shelves Rosewood ditto - -1 0 0 . I 10 0 - I is • . 1 10 0 - a 10 0 - 1 15 o -5 5 0 - II IS 0 •0 1 0 - 0 10 0 •Lo tables (upwards) - 110 • All readier Bode warranted free from dust or smell. Old Furniture taken in richange. APPROVED MEDICINES, SOLD IT Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, CtIIIIPSIDE, Corner of St. Paul's. London; SackviDe.street, Dublin; and Princes -street, Edinburgh; and may be had of the most respectable Dealers in Pate t Medicines in the United rs DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER—is universally approved by the Profession and the Public, and fa administered with equal success in Fever, Inflammatory Diseases, Measles, Pka risy, Sore Throats, Rheumatism, Sm. When given in Colds, Ca. tarrhs, ace. it Is generally found to cheek their progress, or shorten their duration. In Packets, 2s. 9d. and 245. CHING'S WORM LetZENGES.—Tbo eztrasedinary akar, of done Lozenges in cues of Worms, 'waren u ip Obstructions in the Bowels, and every disorder where cleansing physic is required, is so universally known, and has been publicly acknowledged by so many persons of distinction in society, that it is unnecessary beta to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. In Packets, at lee lid. and Su 9d. BUTLER'S CAYENNE LOZENGES—for Habitual tiara Threats, Hoarseness, Re:nation of the Uvula, &c. Also a refreshing stimulus in Fatigue, Field Sports, &c In Boles, at 2s. and 4C 64. TOWERS' FLUID EXTRACT OF BARB.—In the Fluid Extract of Bark are combined the fine and essential qualities at the purest Peruvian Bark, viz, the Quinine, Cinchonine, and valoahle astringent prirce in a concentrated state; it thus alio;da the readiest means of pre parin g Bark Draughts of any strength with the utmost facility. In o tilos, at Is. 9d. as. 6d. and 11$. BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC—used with much suc cess to cases of Rheumatism', Sprains, Bruises, Ike. Also an souk lent application for Chilblains, by allaying the irritation. In Bottles, at !s. lid. its. 9 1 4. _ _ _ FOT - HERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS—.are unicb used by those who are Aided with Nervous Aroctiosa; sea as, Lowman of Spirits, Fainting-Fits, Hysterical sod Spasmodic Diseases. Debility. and Relaxation of the System, sad are bigbly eztolled by those who base bad recourse to them. •In Bottles, at 4s. 6d. 111. and 425. MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERA'rE, ast vieellana remedy for Chilblains, Scalds, Burne t Wounds, Seem, and Menu( every de- Nomination, especially Soft and Ulcerated Legs. In Boxes, Is. lid, iced ts. BUTLER% STOMACHIC AND •DIGESTIVE CANDY-of obieb cher principal. ingredients me. Turkey • Rhubarbs Ginlesi as Antacid and Carminatives,. in. suds peoportione as reader.it a pleasant Aromatic Stomachic and powerfuLUgesive.- Is will be found most sorsiceable in all those affections. Origination* an impaired digestion. and also an agreeable gentle Aperient for Children. In Boxes, La. aad M. 6d. .; • . . nadirs ESSENCE FOB .TOOTWANP SAWACHIL-- has beco found of such extreme wrier la rebels* Tooth and. Ear ache, that ii,bas been commented urn most favourably its aevaral Medical Joisanale; it affords instanitueose relief; ant itenerally pre'. vents any itHarnilice of /aft. L lionles, is 1 id' awl 114. tlld. • BUTLER'S. PECTORAL ELIXIR-444Pa* rills"" l4 ' 4 ' il Cold., Habitual Cosies, Asthmatic Apectioos, ke. In Bottles, at Is. I id. and 2s. Pa. N.H. The above Pleparations, wisen Genuine, will have the Name And Address of Messrs. Bowls stitched to thans•-.-Parelculai anew to this raveling is silisHweiL !G~ . •••Viis I'S: ...,.... 4 ,st.'•• . .. • . • ! I : , ..N ...• ~...:..! ri 4 ..• 1. -., •,. ", 1 '... r. '• : •:, .- .. ;;....... .n lex, .. --..... .. • , - l ibrif fi i.< . ... • : • . .. : . ~, .- .. • . •:. • i ..: -:t .v. ), , , PARLI.4.IIE.VT4R I' eAPEII. 1, -,.!.....: . 411 111kf i CONVEYANCE OF RNOLISH AND FRRNCH NEU 51- 01 f': --. I 1111011111 PAPERS. . • There has just been prepared , pursuant to an order of the House o i:•1:. A . ./..••••:. - . Commons of December 21. 18:10, accounts of the salaries and en (mum. nt 1 ---- ' 0 Itili t , 1 1 \ IC received by persons employed in the Foreign Department of the 0.-tiersl Post•oilce in London. from 1821 to lOW. 'lke following are extracts • ft- from these returns ; IL% ___........... s igle.A•rt •Z'ODISTI .° 6.1144 Z •i " ' •, 2b • ' a . The Sum Total receivstl by the Foreign Depa•torent Gl' tie ti neol Post-Ake, fur the transmission of English Newspaper •ti Force. 1788 s and for the supply of P rtnc h N ews p a p e r s t o S u b scr ib ers r '4l nt in • _ _ Rngland ; distinguishing the Cost of the Newspapers tn .1 it': Charge made for the tran.ntission of them, and distingui+l.lll4 alsi, . , Pk• 4isenewri•-- - • recerv„d in each ' .+:. A . the Amount . Year, ftorn 1821 to 1829, both Total amount 'revived far lirtglirh Newspapers to France, inclu I first Cobt of the Newspapers. Year 1821 ... ... 1822 ... .. 1823 .. ... X s. d. 1,266 14 6 1,610 19 11 1.498 10 1 1.493 2 0 1,505 19 11 1,463 0 3 1.475 IS 11 1,340 11 2 1,174 19 2 The cost of a daily paper is 91. 2.. 7d. per annum, and the charge fur transtitwiion, 111. eluding the price of the paper, is 131. ss. per annuli:. 1826 ... .. 11127 1828 . 1829 .L Total Amount received for French Nowspaptrs circulated in &gland, ing the first Colt of the Paper. Year 1821 ... 182.1 1824 1827 a s. 0. 111111 9 4 I,lk 3 9 1,163 19 o 1,268 3 5 1,234 19 10 1.137 0 5 1,157 4 1 1,045 IS 7 1 1,140 IS 11J by the Ites!tirn The CM of the 41. 9s. per a Intim, charge to suliectibein in E. , 3- hind is WI. Is. per annwr. The cost of the minor Fr r c'; papers is 31. 4.. and ille c.;;Jrz.: is lii. 18a. pet althorn. the tica,rt. for the suPpli of French Idewspapers to the Wily Aio-n. ing and Evening Journals published in London; diminguishing ii e Sum Total charged in each Year. from 1821 to Mi. both I , ;chtNitv, to each of the said Morning and Evening Journals. Total Amount. Year tB2l. s. d. 1,000 19 10 2.420 3 3,304 13 2 2,190 19 0 2 328 6 8 2,470 9 6 3,414 14 0 3.234 12 6 2.699 1 0 1822 1823 1824 1121.... Ins.. . Ism fail IWO The sum total changed in each year, to each of the morning and even..-,g journals, canoe be distinguished. (Signed) A. STANIIOPE, Caro. REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, lax. 18. 0 Alt ItAWAY r 11. -- Ma. DENT.—A Leasehold House and Shop, Hertfoed.street, Fitsray Market, let at 61.11. per annum; held for 58 years, at 81. Bs. round rent. Knocked down at 6001. A Leasehold House, Lontlon•street, near to the prectding, let at 3.51. a year; held for 42 years, at 41. ground rent-803L A House, Shop, and Back Premises, 'aottenitam Court-road; held for 49 years, at M. 15.. ground rent-1,8001. •UCTION WAIT. Ma. W. blmon.—Four double Coach Houses, Stabling. Dwelhrs_ house, and Premises, Cumberland Mews, Bryanstone.square; held for 49 years, at a pepper.awn ; let for 28 years horn 1625, at 1301. a }eat —1,4160 E Leasehold Dairy premises, Moos street, Q teen street, !Ilan. one square, comprising a dweillnrhattar, stabling, cow.house, kn. held for 1111 years from 18111, at 241. per ; let for 12 years at 701. a year— Z 1,370. Two Houses and Shops, the comer of Connaught Mew., Ilydt-park Comer, Blaryleborie; held for 90 ears from 1813, at 101. let for 14 years, front 1826, at 621. 108.-644. Ten houses in Craven place, LiedeCraven placeaand &dem garden', Black Lion Lane, Bayswater 1897, •t 15 1 - 6 '. ground rent, and producing a net tent year '9301. A House, Fronds street, Regent square; v's ion road ; held t, r U years, from ISM ett M. ss. a year let at 281.-1401. SUICIDE BY A YOUNU LADY. Monday evening, at six o'clock, an inquest was held before Mr. Stirling, and a Jury composed of highly respec.able Inhabitants ash: seighbourhood, at No. 70, Oloucesug-pia: e, Portman.-quare, ups view of the body of Mks Carolina &Mtn Corson, aged 29, who de stroyed herself by taking laudanum. Mr. Thomas Sodom of No. 17, Crawfoni.strert 3larylebone, sur. teens *Paled that be was called on to attend the dt:ceasad a few mi. • nutes holm one o'clock on Saturday morning last. in cousequenes of her having taken risco. He found het labouring under the abets of laudanum, slid was Informed she had taken the cameo sof an matte phial now produced. This phial, tilled with laudanum, had been sold • at wittieis'i shop, by his ametant, on Thursday at noon. It was la. belled with the wore, " Laudanum—poison." Witness administered a very powerful emetic, and succeeded in bringing off a pint of fluid front the stomach, which smelt strongly of laudanim : but Gilding this setelbetive, be sent for Mr. Jecomb, of Yolk -street, who 'attended • • y with his stomach pomp, with which the stomach of the d - imbed was emptied very effectually. She was roused in some degree by these aWkatiotis, and Mr. Vance, the surgeon, of Startle -street, wired, aimed the best, remedies that could be suggested wen admittis- Oared without intermission until 9 o'clock in the morning, wh.o .he ,gred rapidly reameriag, and they flattered thentaelves that they the =in Metering her, and left her in the full con fi dence that the poison were counteracted. It:About tee Minutes, how. riles Amos w a s plc for, sod found the deceased dying, and she eispked, any s horty tiler. The quantity of laudanum contained In the hie was quite su to cause death. • Mr. Assn* witabseated the statesman of Mr. Bushel. Edward Broder, aseistant t jdr. Buehell. depneed that be sold the phial mead flied With hidantim, to s lady - oppatently aliout •23 ymes of age.. Healed her if she who aemishited arid! the Of it, and sip said she was perfectly, and that slut eras not t. tax it, bat to nee it for the tooth'sche. Who as, *his be her with the deug, begged her to be modem when she posit, abillebassid oils would take am that no one libsuld have acass to it but herself. flbe *Peered perkedy eollectod. Absinths John Colvin. Esq. swats.—l reside in this house, and am In the civil service of the Flom East India Company. The dismayed bad heed with my mother (Mrs. Colvin) for the last eight Sr' nine years, wid I have known her sines the yew ISO. Her fattier bad pees a man in affluent circumstances, but yawed by misfortune ; and she heeselfhad sabred much tram bad Width, willidi (and co:ldabel, blooding over the emellection of the *do in Egg In which ber falter hod moved) had had the edict of end% hie taWrr. and mad her so take wrong vises of Mama obennseratieis illith took place. In consequence of this inrinalpility of emsper..whioh ;hawed itself ost vari. *cessions, my mother apnoea to part with Ire, but at the alma time wishing to provide ilw her Warbet, was deelinis of sahibs bar a handsome allowance durMclser (say mother's) lie. She evidently had a Oat objection to return - lime, and when the offer of an allowance ow sortie, she waned to eassider her enema an insult, and rejected the geoposol of aid nedird 7 eettiagnent. with contempt. Saturday last was Seel fie her les die (May, and her mother was so have sent • car ds. falba keen on that day. 'lt would appear, however, dist Mfr fahga get as better of her, and that the idea of return's; house; tied the immembe that she was insulted, must have depthr d her o( hie.aassits. fee a n aches amine ems I attribute tLe act she has un. myhaPelihrtalowtoissed. Dodos the whale of the past week, born the time desenninatien Mt part with her was communicated, she sp read tome te let nig h t which evinced a decided &bathing' of mind. On Friday milted about teo o'clock, and the :le. ceased on parting shook us by the band more cordially than dm Is.ci dose during the week ? About II o'clock, however, my daughter ailkd us, and on going to Mies Carson's room, we found her, as I con. Maid, in' he agonies et death. The best medical assistance was pro. cutwA.Wiik ti 4 peretble greed. _The father of the deceased was a sur. gem some years_ ago ot. Brestford. fittrileg-1 kiewlthii perfectly well, 4ot' Moly nee stable man be wag.: An yes goes *perms of it De. Jobowsue.. The jury nied no teethes evidence, and returned a verdict " that the deceased snmrrei bethif by taithig kale's while is a stets of temporary dermigement." .• - Escett 6i Col Vieti.—James Wikher sad • George Hacks, convicts te board tbs Inviathan Bulk at Porto mouth, escaped is a boat from tht it gang, w4rt outplayed on hoard the mod miens, oa Thursday last. A full de ucription of their pompom has been transmitted to ull the public Amu, A N°. 13,686. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAISTiTARY 19, 1831. PRICE 7u. CONGRIVWS BALSAMIC ELIXIR. FOB COUGHS.HOOPING-COUGH.ASTHMA, BHORtNEBS OF BREATH, alto. THE above remedy has risen into the highest repute from its peeeliar and astonishing ppoowwer in controlling all disorders of the Chest and Lungs. It affords inrsnediate relief to the Bluth, and subdues the most obstinate Colds, and Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. and Asthma., which neglect have ieodered confirmed, and annihilates Moping Cough in Monet' time than by any Medicine hitherto dis covered. In line, it is a most elleactens, safe, and pleasant remedy. and needs only the trial of a single Bottle to develope its balsamic properties, which all co-operate in the restoration of the suffering patient to health and ease. as by a charm. It should be constantly kept by every inhabitant of this changeable climate, as it is equally celebrated for a preventative of Consumptions of th e Lungs, and other alarming disorders brought on by " Colds and Coughs. &c." as it is for their cure. _ _ _ Letters addressed to the Proprietors, To Mr. CONG REV& Mr.—After a lapse of twelve months dace I nude try of your most _ _ condition can ts. and my thankfulness has been directed to Him who alone can ;give the healing virtues to medicine. I now enjoy most comfortable re pose, and am at present in a better state of health than for many years previous. I am, Sir, Year very grateful and bumble servant, JOSEPH CARSTAIRS, Writing Academy, $4, Lombard-street, May 5, lin. To Mr. CONGRRVE. San,—The whole of my family had been afflicted with truly die. trussing Coughs for a considetable time; and, although we bad the best medical aid, found no relief, until we beard of the successful ad ministration of your balsam in several desperate and almost hopeless cases, which induced us to give it a trial; and I now feel happy to say, thin myself, wife, and child (after taking only two bottles) are entirely ffliMal from those tormenting sensation* occasioned by incessant cough -1 stud perfectly restored; which prompts us to declare it one of the clempest, safest, and best specifics is the world fur Coughs of every de. salption. It would be au act of humanity to publish this case, that martyrs of affliction may know where to find an antidote for their sufferings. - - - I am, Sir, your grateful and obedient Servant, W. H. SAINSBURY. 8, Apollo Court, Fleet -street, Landon, Dec. 14, 1817. To Mr. CONGREVE. Au,—At about the age of fifteen I caught a violent cold, which ter minated in Asthma. I have been a perfect victim to that disease ever since; and have tried every remedy medical men could prescribe for me without Indio' the slightest relief. The complaint rapidly In creased the last two winters, so as to cause a despair of my life. I was obliged to be bolstered up right in bed for weeks together to avoid strangulation from the congealed plilegra which clogged my lungs, and produced the greatest distress and difficulty of breathing. Thi s was my case, and mom than I can tell you, when Hirst heard of your valuable medicine. I was astonished at its speedy dileacy, for after taking a few doers, I felt the disorder to be giving way. It produced expectoration in a way I never before experienced, and much relieved my breath. I went to bed on the third night after taking it, and slept with peat composure until Ave o'clock the next morning. lam now perfectly free from every symptom of the disorder, My age is forty. Your humble servant, CHARLOTTE SI BU RN. N 0.4, Lower Blend Street, Great Dover Road, (now 1, Dove Court, Shoe Lane.) Witness, Joint Wilton Nov. 12, 181$. This celebrated &kaiak kale is prepared and sold (Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation) by the Preptietor, HENRY CONURRYE, 50, College -street, Chelsea, In Bottles, at ta. Rod. 21. lid. 41. id. Hs. sad Its. By purchasing the large Bottles, a saving of Thirty per Cent. Is made.) Seld also by. Butler% 4, Cheapside, Prioces-street, Edinburgh, and Seekville-street, Dublin; Barclays, IS, Fueingdoa-street (late Fleet Market) ; Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, London ; and Retail by Chandler, 76, o:ford-street ; Btradiing, Exchangiugate; Johnson, Mt, Cantata : Gifford, 184, Strand ; Prow, IMO, and Horne. 129. Strand, near Temple Bar; end by all respectable Medicine Vendors is fibs United Kingdom. fa Becaretul to ask foe " Coogreeo's •Balsamie . and no• dcc his Signature (" Henry Coogreve,") written across the Stamp none others are genuine. CAUTION.—The Public will also please to °bier'', that the co. lour of the outside Wrapper of each bottle is yellow, with the inspres-. dos of the Proprietor's name and seek and his lame signed in a Fac simile of his handwriting. Sold also by the above- mentiomed Agents,, end-all others; " Con greve's Golden Balm." price 131411.d5e bottle. The most mfr, certain, and invaluable antidote ever diesesiered fur allaying the aegulds and counteracting the dreadful effects boldest to children during the period of difficult dentition. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jars. 18, 1831. THE PAVILION, 16HTQN, SEPT. 11. The King was pleased this day to confer the *odour of Knighthood upon David Erskine, Esq. of Dryburgh Abbey, Berwickshire, and of the Holmes, Rosburgbsidze, F.A.S. and R. A. Edinburgh, Captain of ttio Royal York Rangers, late of the Royal Military Coßme, Sandhurst. WAR OFFICE, Jan. 17. illemosaitams.—His Majesty has been pleased to declare himself Colonel in Cider of the Hoesebold Brigade of Cavalry. consisting of the Ist and nd Regiments of Life Guards, and the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. WAR OFFICE, Jaw. IL Royal Regiment of Hone Guards, Cornet William Murray to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cosby. promoted; Resign Alexander Thompson Munro, from the 75th Foot. to be Cornet, by purcha e. • vice Murray; Cornet Alexander Thomson Munro to be Adjutant, • vice Cosby, promoted. lot Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Baden Morris; to be Captain by purchase, vice Skinner, who retires; Cornet Hon. William Drake Irby to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morris Hastier, David Sands, Gant. is be (*oils • by Purchase. Tice Irby. 'PA Dragoon Guards, William Samillands, Gem. to brk.enrnet, by purcbase. vice Shirley, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. 4th Regiment of Ug4ii Dragoonsi—Cornet William Bkipwith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, view diadems promated.; Lawrenoe Dalgleish, Gent. to be curnet.by pateltaess;des 7th Light Dragoons—Cornet Arthur Shirley, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, vice Cos, who retires. Ist Regiment of Foot—Quartermaster Hugh Mair, from the late 2d • Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Quartermaster. vice Lachlan Algiers who retires on the ball-pay. lads Foot—Lieutenant Hoary Clippinger. from eke, half pay of the 60th Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Deakins, appointed to the 11341 . Foot. Mid .Fmits—Liestenant John Deakios. from die 16th Foot to be . Lieutenant, vice Francis, appointed Adjutant of a Iteersitine District. . . 34th Foot—Quartermaster Williams PepperaU, from Ali kalf.pay of the 22d Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice Howe. retired with a corn mutation allowance.. -. • . 424 Foot—Lachlan Macquarie. Gent.ro be Endre, by purchase, vice L or d emboss, whose appointment hes Wet 4akcn place. stth Foot—Arthur, Hearn, Gent. ug be Ensign, by purcka•e, vice Neva', appointed to the Ist Dragoon Gourds. 73d Foot 14sdgmr:wWiatn Dawsoo. to be Lieutenant, by purchase. Tics A rb, k ,ratis e s t .,Malier Beresfurd Filmic', Gest. to be • slito, by purchase. vice Eimetve. , 7gth Foos — Lieuten a nt Robert Moaners. front thes6th Mica, to bit' Lieutenant, viceklaedowaell, promoted. I • 84th Folltr. Laurence Luke White, Gent. to be Resign, by paralegals. doe Ouelin, crammed. , 1' .‘ ••••i •. t • 91st Foot—Ensign Borrialbara Caospitmil I,j em . tettoisk'by pu t:hose, vice Lloyd, who retires; Archibald Campbell. (lent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice U. Campbell. Ist West India Regiment—Captain Ruben Hughes, front the halfpay, to be Captain, vice Fitz-Gerald, who retires. UNATTACHED. Lieutenant John Alexander Henderson. from the 4th Light-Dragoone, in be Captain of Infantry, by purchase. IN EVICT. Licutenant.eillonel Honourable Lincoln Stanhope, on the half-pay Unattached, to be Colonel in the Army, he having returned the -mtulated difference to full-pay of Infatory ; Lieutenant-Colonel William Cross, on the half-pay Unsttached, to be Colonel in the Army, he having repaid the difference he received on exchanging to half pay. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jaw. 15. Royal Regiment of Anillery--Ilajor-General Brooke Young, to b.; Co lonel.Commantlant, vice Seward, deceased. CROWN-OFFICE. Jar 18. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of lieeralsion-David Lyon, of Lower Grosvenor-sweet, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. in the room of Lord Lovaine, now Earl of Beverley. and one of the Peers of the United Kingdom of Or. at Britain and Ireland, of the Upper lime.: of Parliament. - Burghs of Forfar. Perth, Dundee, St. Andrews, and Cupar-The Right Hon. Francis Jef&ey, Lard Advoctte of Scotland, the last elec tion of a Burgess for the said class or disiriet of Burghs having been determined to be void. ; Ellirough of Bandon Beidis.-The Right Hon. Fends Bernard, commonly called. Lord Viscount Bernard, of Castle Bernard, In Ire. land, and Connaught-place, London, in the room of the Hon. James Boss* commonly called Viscount Bernard, who has succeeded to the title of the Earl of Bandon. (The Gazette also contains a list of the Irish Peers qualified to vote Ike a Representative Peer at the ensuing election, in consequence of the vacancy caused by the death of the Earl of Bandon. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Bum", Tomas, Brightht4asstone. builder. BANKRUPTS. Mar, Janes, and Bum, Paiute, Feacharch-street, tavern-beepers, to surrender Jan. 25, at two, U, at three, and Much I, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Winter, Williams, and Fossick, Bedford-row. Beowau., Janes, London-road, St. George's, bedstead-maker, Jan. 25, 28, at twelve, and March 1, at one, at the Court of Coned.. signer,. Attorney, Mr. Gunner, Great James-street, Bedford-row. NATHAN, NATHANIEL and WALVIS, NlKlStalltlea, qelll.nierchants, Jan. 25, at ten, Feb.l, and March 1, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Spyer, Broad-oreet. buildings. 0001 LAND. Jeans. sen. and Bocztans, Janes, ion. High-street, Deptferd. linen-drapers, Jan. 25, at twelve, Feb. 1, and March 1, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Hutchinson and Inseam. Crown-court Threadasedle4treet. Slams WUZIALM, baker. Jan. 22, Feb. 1, and March 1, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. C. Musson, Copthall-buildings, Banos., Jolty. Scarborough, Tr i o w r:= ll , 6lll-14.8 7 t Jan. 25, 22, at ni and March 1, at ten, at the Court of Comaisakows. Attorney, Mr; Ashurst, Newpte-street. Hiu., Gamins Jan's, Camberwell. oilman. Jan. 25, at twelve, Feb.l, ann March 1, at eleven, at the Court of Commilmioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Fyson and Beck, Lothbury. , SLIM 11avensw, Commercial-road, iron-u Jan. 25, Feb. I, and March 1, at eleven, at the Coons( timers. Attorneys.; Messrs. Evitt, Price, and Lucas, Hagdomsuporo, Blitaries. SIJIARS, ANEMIA. Friday-street, Citedieido, eilk-warelsomosan. Jan. lb, its, at nine, and March 1, at lon, at the Court of Contmlashniers. Attorney, Mr. Lloyd. Thavies Inn, Heiharn. Saint's, Goma", Aveley, Kesel, grocer. Jan. 25, at twelve. Feb. at eleven.and March 1, at tee, at the Court of tftsiulaslannu At torney, Mr. Lofty, Kintstreet, Cluteride. Maaarau., EDWAIII, Liverpool, grocer, Feb. 7,2; and March 1, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liver pool Attorneys, Mr. lands ley, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner. Bedford-row. Doesnanar, Wn.uus, Manchester, to dealer Feb. 7.2, and March 1, at two. a: the Clarendois•bulklinp, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Gandy, Liverpool ; and Mr. E. Chester, Staple lon. CUMIN, JANES. Coventry. painter. Jae. 31, Feb. 1, and Mardi I, ad twel e, at the Craven Armi Hotel, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. B. Hy% n-square. WuJi,Joem, and Straw i Oita, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton iplonsio. Feb. 1, 2 at nine, and March 1, at one, at the Palms W e Nom eloster. Attorneys, Messrs. HadSeld and Grave, Manchester; Ward and Johnson. Temple. PIAS•OB4 Joan, Long Eaten, Derbyddre. grow Ireb. 15, at Wavle% at the King's Head Inn Dudirld, Derbys hire, 11, at eleven, an March 1, at two, at tie King's Arms Inn Derby. Attorneys; Messrs. Manley and Barber, Derby ; sad Messrs. Few, Hamilton and Few, Henrietta-street, Coven C,.savaa, HMI; Market Levington,l;rtsbire, linen-draper, Fsb.a. 5, sad March 1, at twelve, at the Castle Inn, Devises. Attor ney., Mr. J. Williams, Vemism-buildings, Gray's Inn; and Mr: Wail, ,Devisee. • . . . - Wiwans, Baum June,. Norwlth, grocer, Feb..s, a a t.tbrec e .4o4,Arv. and March 1. at ten, at the White Linn. Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. D. Wire, Switbin's.lane; and Mr. R. Marston, Norwich. DIVIDENDS. Feb. I, B. B. ,•Prineen-strost.. Lasibeth. distiller, at. eleven, at the Court of aw.4tair.h " H. B..Y.kk, St. Paul's Osurch-yard, slik.ws semen, at elev.% at the tft of Comeniuionen--Feb. 11, A. New Grove, 111111e.entl:rnad, nurseryman at eleven, at the Mniessis&neks-..leh. L. Pain, Beisto i t. career. at tee, as the Conti of Commieelmetenirgb. T. Dawkins, Elrbeashaw,,yorltakite„ woollen at ten, at the Courtpf Comptispingen—Feb. 11, J.,. Shwailtek.. grocer, at ten, at the Court of —Feb. J. Pea, Colemast.street, •ftecionsetnott Obeli, it IbilGoart of Com. Miodoinct..Feb. 2i, W. West, Eroisnharre., fareaer.st twelve, at the Feathers Inn, Ledbury, Himderdal*,—,Fels. IL, J. BialTiatol3, Hereford, manseschant, at elevenst...the ll i car: te i=l Inn, Ross—May 3, S. Trmins, Ashby -dria-roedi, uce confectioner, at eleven, et the Queen's Head Iw o Ashby-de-la . Zouch— Feb. 16, R. W. Wills, Barnstaple. Detonable. Jinni-draper, at eleven, Golden Llow Inn, Barnstaple...Feb. 15,J.,Eirks. Benteley, Yorkshire, druggist, at eleeen. at the King's Head Inn, Barnsley Feb. It, J. Bichneart, Cheltenham, plumber, at eferen, at 'the Aloe of Mrs J. Chadborn, Gloucester—Feb. 0, T. and B. Hogg. Leeds, woollen cloth ntanufacturers. at eleven. at the Coon House, Leeds. CKILTIFICATES. Fact 16. F. Crook. Oaford-street, linen draper—lt. H. /hewn, New Bond-street, hat isr— T. Brooks, jun. Hunter-street, Brunnelek. solute mink seller—T. Barclay, Fore-street, • Limebouse, anchor smithj. W Pine, St. Paul's Terrace, Camden Town. builder—J. R. Die, Lamb's Conduit-street, tea dealer-4. Bird, Leominater, Hereford shire, victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. It. Whitworth and Co. Rivington, Lancashire, cotton spinners, as far as regards .1. Eitchin—J. Graham and Co. Lincoln's Inn. ;M. eitors—T. R. Flint and Co. Margate, ironmongers, as far as Mardi 11 the ,ecutrixes of J. C. Foss—W. Bare and J. H. Bare. Colchester, fish carriers--G.Mills and T. Lloyd, coal merchants—S. Hessen and R. Waller, Goodman's Stile, Church-lane, Whitechapel. brass loon. den—W. Ackland and D. T.G. Mill. Bideford. Devonshire, surgeons —J. Turner and J. Turner, Shelley,,likkbuttan, .Yorkshira, cloth tuanufactueets—Y. Kuleht and J. Waters, INVlCS4ifeet, Berkeley. situate, skin salesmen—R. Mirka+ and J. Anders, Liverpool, pro.' vision dealers—AV Raynor and Co. Edward-wren, Portman sadJkts,as far as regards W. luer.y—J. Pringle and Co. South Wales, rope .mairers..—J..E. Ehurne and W. N .Enights Priory, Coventry, ribbon dressers—W. Batson and T. Hiltl4oll Burring_boM, Lincolnohire, mobsters-1 Carson sod J. Murray,. lending, Berk - aim, millers—R. Brsithwait and W. Itraidrwait, Shellield. York- Mire, manufacturers of scissors—L. Weatberlount and C. Metcalf, Bratiford.Yorkaureossaw bat manufactorers-AL Clapham and J. ,CiaPhatn, Raley, 'kaiak.. cloth mansitactarers—J. Sayce and S. Jvsper, klarclesdieid.. i °noisier, drapers —W . Calrow' and T. ••alrove. Higher Woodtslll. Dory Lancashire, cotton spinseti—J. Townsend ...id Co. klik.lielleat e lmberdashern.J. Clarke. *l6 and J. Dike. No. o gaglogiforsr _4 1 ,--gketlit,".4 G. suayhew, w awes. stage enal t pcoitserivr-J. ultimata ,ant{ Co. North mod South Cave. Yo r k , greens—W.' Patterson and A. Paterson. *thy, Yorkshire, deekee—T. Wilion•asd J. Risrler. Slai / aid Ribs arse hnsodess r .R. Posey and W.. Posey. 10 2 0 0 140.ters—÷arsu•D4 Tft,Pstows. Liver _pool, tobacco manufacturers—'l'. and B. Lyons, Chester, co.I merchants— W. Morton and R. Russell, Edinburgh, leather (acson. 'J. Midden and H. Dodds, From* Sehrood. Seisersit.lite; gran* Jae, saL,7. Letw•Warriogum, banowilitmonit 'hal& stanitad. turers—J. Cooluock and H. Mania. Reigate, Surrey, millers-01. Robinson and Co. York, druggists sofas. as regards P. Theakwon--11. Hawkins and G. I). Montei th , Brierley HUI, Kinpwinford, Stafford shire, sermons. eantient Beßabaade fakir, I can with the greatest radish confidence spook - Jo tbg Wien mime of its healing properties; from the beneficial asills.o. is a asastialat alifiladabialtriehl4lll4 aagareas asd men for the hat Mir years, having bun at nines so mach "kb c Asthma, that I was compelled frequently to be propped op bed, passing most wearisome and sleepless nights. gasping for breath, and in expectation of instant suffocation; my dr Utterance from such a condition can be better conceived than expressed, 1. 4 I A w id 0 Mr