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WE AZETTE SRPTEMBF.R 15. 2. 1 &woe t Dragoon —.us—Lieutenant Simon Pepper front the 141 h Litht Drapons, to be Captain of a Troop with - tea purcluree, vier 13011111 e, who retires. - lath ittgiment en'Lipht Dragoons—Cornet Isaac Shersvon44 be Lieutenant., by purchase, vice Hansom, promoted in the Ist Ceylon Regipient. Nth ItegimPut of Foot—Ensign Royce Smith to be Veuteriain, without Tutehase, vice Warner, who resigns ; Zusign Juhn !a:ter, from-the Wicklow Militia, to be Eir , :gn, without • fUrelase. jl Dhto- r -Hotpital Mate legion Purvis to he Assistant Surgeon. 19th Dittw—Ensign John (tote I.angton toibe Lieutenant by purehme E vice l'horn¢, promoted in the fist Ceylon Regiment. Ditto:rhelajor Andrew Cogitlatt, frit.. the gti Garrison Bat talion. to be Major, vice A rmornri; ivilo exchang e s. 2.5 th Litto-L•Captain 'Edward Thomas Fitzgerald, irom the 101st Foot, to be Captain cf a Company, v•ce liutherford, deceased; Robert Dicksoo, Gent. t^ Ur. F.vsign, by purchase, vice Gam men. prortinied in the 95th Pahl. 50th Ditto—Captain Wrn. Riotgir lson, from the 11th Royal Ve teran Pattalion, to be Capten of 1 Company, vice Snore, ap .. - - - - pointed to the 11th Royas Vetei an Battalion. 59,1 Ditto—Rnsign Charles Kenny to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maitland, promoted in the 4 1 01 Font. 55t1 Ditto—Jests Chappell fleathente, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted. 55tit Ditto-.-Zissir Robert Irvine to be Lienterant, without pur chase, vice Coote, -cashiered; J. D. Verner, Gent. to be En sign, vice Irvine. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant Isaac G. og,den, frcin the 41st Foot, to . . be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Ready, pro moted in the Ist Garrison Battalion. GM Ditto—Hospital Mate John l'erl-ins to he As.istant Surgeon, vice M'Atiley, Tplininted to the Ist Diavon Guards. 69t4Ditto--Etisign George Edmunds to 4: : Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Carey, promoted ;' Walar Ross, Gent. to be IBwign, vice Edmonds. TOtlinitto—Serjeant-Major James Samson, from the 421 Foot, to be Adjutant (with the rank of £l.4,ign), vice Martin, pm- toted. Ditto—Lieutenant John Garvock, from the 34 Garrison Eat. talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Macdonald, who exchang"s. 81st Ditto—Livutenaut Francis Home, from the 91st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fenwick, who exchat;ges. 85th Ditto--Ensign James Mitchell to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Methold, whose Appointment has not taken place. 00th Ditto—Emign William Gibson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fuirilough, promoted ; Henry Terry, Gent, to be Ensign, vice 6ibson. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant T. 1.. Fenwick, from the 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Home, who exchanges. 93d Ditto--Surgeon Mann, from the Cape Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice M‘Warlane, deceased. Royal Staff Corps—,F.nsign N. Thomas Hill to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Pawlay, who retires upon the Half-pay of Murray's late Recruiting Corps. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Francis Frome, from the I ialf pay c,f Murray's late Recruiting Corps, to be Erst Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gray, promoted. York Light Infantry Volunteers. To be Lieutenants, without purchase. Ensigns J. P.Dolielle, John Crofton, Menas O'Ketfe, and Wit% Liam Laue ; and Emig° John Williams, from the 74th Regi ment. To be Ensigns, Ronald Campbell, Gent. vice Donelly ; Peter Brown, Gent. vice Crofton ; (Julon, Gent. vice Gclirefe; Gregory Coda, Gent. vice Lane. Cape Regiment—Assistant-Surgeon William Milton, from the list I.ight Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Mann, appointed to - - _ the 9:11 Foot. Sicilian Regiment—Ensign C. W. Thompson to be Lieutenant, without putchase, vice Zgli: :tkr, who resigns; E inn 3. B. Zerbi to be Lieutenant, witiu.ut urclutse, vice Paravicini, superseded; Francis Rivarula, Gent. to be Ensign, wititeni purchase, vice Thompson, promoted ; Nathaniel Stronde, GULL to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Zerbl, promoted. .4d Garrison Battalion.-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel illiana A rru strong, (rem the 2l it Foot, to be Major, vice Coghlan, who exchanges. Se. Ditto—Lieutenant Ronald McDonald, from the 7C.'d Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Carvnek, who exchanges. 'lttlt Royal Veteran Battallou—Captain Thomas Suowe, from the 50th toot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Richar,:sun, ay pointed to the 50th lout. bit EV ET. Colonel Lewis Bayly Wallis, on the 114 f-pay of the late 95th root, to be Aiajor-Gentral in the Army. STAIT. • • To he Deputy Assistant•Cumtrib..aries-General to the Forces; Jacob tisauuel Eschauzier, and Charles lionumi, Gents. lIOSPITA 1. STAFF. John Price, M.D. Surgeon on the Staff, to be Physician to the Forces. To he Hospital:Mates for General Service, lohn,Nichous Ashwood, Dennis Kearney, and James Henry Chat.dier, Gents. ntr•.MARANDUNt. The appointment of Gentleman Cadet George Mackay, front the Military College, to lit Ensign in the 18th Foot, viceWrighi, superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the tith instant, has LK) i . taken place. The undumentioned Officers are superseded, being absent without leave, 4th Foot—Ensigns Cardiffe and Bushel. - 18th Ditto—Ensign Robert Fletcher. Commission in the Anglesey Regiment of Local • Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Joseph Goddard, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 17, 1810. Commissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. • Paul Miami!, Gent. to be Adjutant, to the Pevensea Regiment, in the County of Sussex. bawd Sept. 8,1810. George Hagar, Gent. to be ditto to the Centre Regiment 9f ditto. vice Meason, resigned. Dated as above. William Clothier, (;ein. to ditto to the East &Duna Regiment, • vice Watten, resigned. Diced Sept. 10, 1810. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. Thomas Davies, Esq. to be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dated August Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire.—Royal Cheshire Militia. William Hall Junes, neut. t 4.) be I teuteliaut. Dated August 31, 1410. Macclesfield Local Militia. Tlenry Hesks - th, Esq. the younger, to be Caytain, vice Lowe, so. ' signed. I).ited August '29, 1810. COttgletoll Local Militia. Peter Wetenhali, Cent. to be Ouaner-Master, vice Brabard, ire.. signed. Dated August fl 4, 1810. Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Staf. fordshire Militia, siped by the Lord Lieutenant. Niark% am tides Sherwill, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 19, 1810. •• Fk•ancis Pierpoint Burton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March ' • 10,4e10. Doync, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 26, 1810. Win Swing, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 27, 18 to. Thomas Poole, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 5,1810. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull. • • Militia. James .Bell, Esq. 'to be Major, vice Torre, prinOted. Dilll4 • 'woe 90, 1810. . John tUckaby, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Bell, promoted...ski Dated August' 10,1810. Willisun Hawkins, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 16, 1810. Ist battalion of Local Militia, John Watson Bronstuit„.John Davison, and Robert Meek, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated August 10,11410. 2d Battalion of Local Militia. .John Bancroft, John Smith, John Walker, and Dennis Barnes, 6.visor. wbe Liesumarete. DateCbtarst, -, Harper I.altota, John Hudson, and Frasiels•Bensos, Gents. to be Emig • Dated as above. • George bawson Gent. to be Surgeon. Dawes* above. 3ti Battalion of, Loc4l Mid - Goat - les Arden, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 410110. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED... Nov. 6. James Whitnell, of Aithur-street, Golden•lage, Middle , sex, victualler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Gitildhall. Nov. 6. Edward Hatfull, of N 0.4, Geotte-street, Adelphi,Weit- Minster, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 25. James Newman, of No. 74, Conddll, and of Savage- Gardens, Loudon, insurer, Merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nev. 6. Henry William efitchener, of Henli-upon•Thames, Ox fordshire, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 2.. Thomas Ward, of Cheapside, London, haberdasher, • at ten, at Guildhall. BANKIPVIS. John Smith, of Monson, Hants, grocer, dealer and eliapman g to surrender October 10, at one, October 11, at nine, and October 27, at one, at the Spread Lagle, New Sarum,.Wilts. Anomie', Mr. Warden, Salisbury; of Mr, Lux inoore, No. 20, Red Lion-. • - • . square, London. • Samuel F.a(ly, of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, warehouseman, dealer and chaptnan, September 17, at two, September 18, at. _ _ , ten, and October 27, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, St. lees.— Attornies,Mr. Alexander, New-square, Lincoln'rinn, Lou- don; or Mr. Fetch, St. Ives. John Davies, of Chepstow, Mi watchmaker a silvergmith, September 28, 29,. and October 27, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Chepstow. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bayly, Chepstow. Samuel Parker, of South Lambeth, Surrey, underwriter, dealer and chapman, September 22, at twt.-Ive, October 9, and 27, at eleven, atGuiklhall. Attorney, Mr. Ilindman, llyeei,court, , . . . Attlerinanbury. John Bell" of Manchester, cutton•nterchant, Octnher 11, 9, and it 7, at two, at the• Pa'ace Inn; Manchester. Attornie;., Mr. Partington, Brown- street, Manchester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Ltindon. Joshua Greaves, of Fish-street-1011, London, leather and hide seller, dealer and chaprian, September 9t, 33, 4n.1 October 27, at, elev. ii, at Guildhall. Attornies, 141est4rs. Palmer, eons, and 'I'llo.1)son, Cop:11311-caurt, Throgniurt on-s , rect. Daniel I.ant, late of West Smithfield, London, salesman, dealer and chapman, Septcmlnr 2.2, Si, and October e 7, at eleven, at Guiklitall. Attorney, Mr. Dodd, llart-strecr, Bloomsbury. John Breaker Furze, of Webbe-atreet, S•wtbwark, Surrey, mer chant, dealerar d chapman, Se; t t 4, 23, and October 97, at . . ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Craneli t Union-court, Broad street, London. Thomas Blake, of Kibbe-street, Sounliwat k, Surrey, merchant, dealer - and cbapinan, Sept. 24, 23, and October 27, at ten, at • Guildhall. Attv.ruey, Mr. Cia..ch, Union-court, Broad•street. John Unsworth, of Market-street-lane, Manchester, jeweller, perfumer, dealer and Chapman, Sept. 22, 29, and Octohec 27, at en, at Guildhall, London, Attornies, Messrs. Annesly and Bennett, No. 16, Angel-court, '1 langmorton-street, London. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 18. George Straaon, of Piceaci7lly, Mitldlesex, ironmon ger, at twelve, at Guildhall..-. Oct, la r e. Glad( s Gatiums, of Holborn, Middlesex, trot k-maker, at twelve, at October 9. John Burwell, nt Uniou-street, near North tihi c hls, Northumberland, upholaerer, at ten. at the George Tavern, Dochwray-square, near Nos tit eb.:r 9. Joseph Sena, of North Shields, Northuo.berlacel, grocer, at tea, at the George Tavern, Dochsvray•tapare, near Ntrth Shields.---October 0. Thomas Coming, of (14,a -court, London, mer chaat, at eleven, at Gui1.1,411.--October 9. Richard Dove, of the hiug'a MAIM. ut hiareet, vics oath.' ,at k v s), at guildhall. •--eresher a. Thomas Vernon, now or late el *I soweester, Nor • thansiaonskire, grocsi cud tallow..hantVer, at eleven, at the White Hors.• Inn, *Covert klub 'r It. Joint Ncvinuu), ut biaeoNgate-cr«et •Witi out, London, linen-draper, at ten, at Gpildisall.—Oet.4kr 16. Christopher Watson Heeras, of Ply mouth, Devoe, bout draper, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, in Bristol.- 7 -October 8. Thomas Daviss, late of Wheelock, Chi:- slaire ‘ victuall.c, at eleven, at the Lang) lint, Nag wick.--October 9. Anne Hada g, of Nristol, haberdasher, at elevn, at the Bush Tavern, Prigul.---Octuber 9. ltishard &ma and Wm. Dick. t tiaant. of Kistagon-cpun Hug, wooden. drapers, at eleven, at the Geasrge 100, Kicgstou-upoil-Hull.--October S. Charles Warvey, Nlotatooth, ironmonger, at eleven, at the King's Head hat, Minnaouih --October 11. Atldrew Sellott, of Htmiton, Devon, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.---Sept. 25. OshOrn Hills, of 4boret 4 itch, Middlesex, at ten, at Onil.lhall.--October 11. Williaui Robert late of Bristol, linen-draper, at twelve, at the White Litis tun, Broad-street, Bristol. WAT.ERIN:; PLACES. NIARGA'rE, supr. 13... The ;ncessant rain which fell here during Tuesday and Wednesday last, has much interrupted the amuse ments of our summer visitants. Considerable injury has been done to the new pier by the w,:ight and tOrce of the tide rolling from the Northern ocean ; many of the stones forming the outer wall (which by t whimsical architectural arrangement have, as the builders here say, to increase the strength of the head, been placed out of their level, sloping inwards) are completely overturned, an the.labour of several weeks has been destroyed, in a few hours. One collie; has been driven Int shore in our bay ; another, after riding out the gale duxing the ebbing tide, at much hazard was providentially, when the water flowed, enabled, to take shelter in the harbour. The present fine day has again enlivened our spirits, and the gloom of yesterday scents only to have given new life to oui gay an,o,iemciets. Last night concluded th.: masqued balls at the TheatreAtoyal, which. was most nume. rously attended. Several good characters appeared to be %%4 supported ; but a Clown etas so admirable, that those who have been in habits of admiring Gri- Wldi, unitninpuslx admitted thi.s.Margate competitot to be most excellent. AlittlyAL% AT CliaLTß.Nfli I.adlus Crew, Lushington, and Writesley; Hon,. Sir Wm. and.l.ady Rush, Sir Wm. Ban, Major-General Dunn Colonels Courteney,, And Macivao; 1.10ut.-Colonels.. Sutherland, and Bodin t • Capt. and Mrs. Fairer, Caps. and Mrs. Bointun :1 Captains RuUes Th omas, and Lanvin ; Dr. Daeis. Rev. Or. and Mrs, Roper, gtv. I. and Mrs. filfraya, Rev. Dr. Amphtert, Rev. Dr. Hardwitke, Rev. W. N•inCr. Rev. Me. HOU Mr. Bar low ant( family, Mr. and Mrs. Uralarlwooks, Mr. and Mrs. Cu thell, Mr..aud Mrs. Hanlon, 14r. and Mrs. Whimsey, Mr. a n d Mrs. CutalFy, Mr.. and Lim Briwridgo, Mr. and Nies. Yet Mr. and Mrs. Parson, Mr, mid Mrs. Hatherell. Mr. and Mrs. I Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley,. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hughes, + Messrs. Woodcock, Newton, Hartley, Duff, Allen, Stannard, Underwood, Madeon, Read, Howsulb. Hamill, Maltar,Trundle, °hoard, Mire,' \Fright, Wells, Cook, Powell, Shins, A. Colfour, Bennett, Dnveton, C. Musgrove, Cathcart, Blurry, Stein, Cash, Hardy, Page, Smith, Butfiald, Harper, Bytes, pradburn, Mackay, bkcy, Brintudgrt, Briscoe.. PiuUipps, W: Halliday , Little, Gwinne, Church; Mistrekias Fitzlierbert, Perry, F. Lud : ford,. Hoppe; Yates, Barlow, Baker, Seymour, Barry, Fernier, Osborne, Clennir, Straehan, Musgrave, Barrett, .I.eigh ; Misses Cornwallis, Cowley, (Menoti, BanbeW, Lutlford„ Wilton, Horn Woodbridge, Trundle, Barry, Raynsford, Bones,.S. Bo nes , Bed ford, M. Redford, Urns, Ampldett, Dudley, Lusbington, Pier pont, &c. &e. • AT BATH. Earl andeountess of Cavan, Countes of Beverley, Lord Carlton, Hon. Mrs. Shine, Lieut.-Gem:cal Leighton, Colonel Wood, Co lonel Tunas, Major and Mrs.. Brown, Rev. Mr, Leman, Rev. Mr. Douglas, Rev. 1.. Bowles, Captain Stretton, Lieutenant Ire land, Mr. and Mrs. Lavlngton, Mr and Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Cre.d, Mr. and Mrs. Hornlge, Mr. and Miss Powell, Mr. Mrs. and Master Haddock, Messrs. Tukett, Napier, Phillip., Ricks, Roberts, Grenville, Clement., WeUinettm, Cook, Lawson, Power, Young, Carmichael, Jackson, Brown, W o rthi ngton , Spearing, Metcalf, Moore, Arden , R. Reid, l'ayler • Mistresses Anstruther, Nelthorpe, Vassal, Gilbert, Evans, Seafl;, Greenhill, Dowdeswell, Sanford, Granville, Owen, Pearson ; Misses C o ga n , Tinnery, Quaid, Fisher, Crane,Acet, Banscombe, &G. Acc. D. FREEMAN'S ourrA SALUTARIS. T HE wine of this Infallible Medicine has beeti co long proved, that nothing of the present (lay cao. bear a competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Diseayg, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feeUngs and exposure that attends salivation. without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi, ring confinement from hminess, or restriction in diet. The radical virtuesof these inestimahlt Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes,they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the et fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.— T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Meets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and.ret ail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, cor ner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh and Glas-• sow; Belam, Portsmouth; Newbury 119 d Sun, Uuhlin ; Pack and Turner, Hull; Hoxiand and Hayillso, Plymouth ; and by most Booksellers and Medicine Venders in (very Town, in boxer at 28.91 and it s. each. 7~q' ' 1 1 6 A o A l t b. PEMALI 1114 DR FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrate] ie fna t PILS, bif 4fkoresi eesittplaurs ineidesit to the Set; rious periods of lifu. It has been truly observed, that afore than the othir deb t :May be conddered in a certain drie ee --- ',, InvaEtl4 ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from th e ea . tire of the flincilons tfiet are destined', as snetiters, to p:tfor m . which entails u;•Ott thilm Neatness, pain, -and in iaterru;riun 4 those regular secretions &Unseats' with the full enjnywe ent T win , on t he e,:m.tlttitiini of he fetude and relieve t!.:s obrriction, no remedy has been kndwn to operate with sts4 44 . minty, OttickneAv, and iiafety, LIS Dr. tothergill's Female rats....i t , uoirei high tonic and itinerating powers, with its peculiar v ae , lit y aroa,:vir g fullness, oppreision, and tke4 oilier in wavy ,y in. "toms whtcit arke from too niucli blood in the t abit ; tht v are the •Istost certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and Ilvtule.t t remplan vt. is well as the various other spasmodic allezt i.ms so c 'maga futile sex. .Ur. Vothergills Pilat e a 4 a family me.:;ctue, Aluttild be L. • possession of eve -y mother and other guandisits the young, vtL, bare feniales.entrived to their care. Sidd Whole ale a , id retail at Mr. Butivr'.. 4. Ci.;:apitele, corn r . of Paternostr-r-row ; Ilmer and Co. and r:ni.ltt. I:•leibuigl .4%4 ; ltelani, Portsmouth ; NeWbvtry .01,1 lion, Park and Turner, lin!! ; Huxland oral 14)4 and most Bunko-Hers in every town, in tt.tteA,tu :N. 9 , 1 -tad I nt...tlis BLICI.ER'S LOY.ENGES, pa r improvirg the - ioice, and for coughs, colds, :minium, and Gm sumptions, in bOxes, at 13-1 1 d. each. Y I-Ils hIAJES I' Y'S ROYAL 1.t.1'1 kßis L EA KE's tlenuine PILLS, to fot their superior ericacy in tering every degree and tytwittrn t of the Venereal 1/isease, the Scurvy, &c. witiptut co a r incmint 44 , restraint of diet, ix an easy, expvditioas, safe, and secr.l man. II 1. One small ustelves ['ill is a those. Its operation intr.:lcy. tible, and requiting no particte-r aversion. In 15 days they generally cite eate: crud Insgt•lers ; a n d where they fail in that time of perfectly restoriog health ) t h e N . tient ha!: the happy assurance that 1w or she is at the eve of rl ItOrClt, kt tit degree of ntallgnatcy he ever at great. It is an excellency pet Wilt to these Ms, to nuke ( Meetly tti th e com pl a ini n g part, awl c u te r i n t o contest w i th the uffensitil matter, which they speestily'allska!ge and expel. They are Lltl. rtd by eaperiettee to be a prestress of M Ith, fl well as a resta .a: rer, by taking only 1401 single Spring and Catlin every the is short the l'atenteeli4 this extraordinary obligation u the that wh:treVer Ite'pfontistal hbaself from them; theft were stints fulfil and meted. as thisitzli butraii.:at of immortal ail ath en ti anie• 'Those art: !mot worthy a place Li the cabinets tit hlaicra and Captains Of Ships ; the more so, for Shat they will keep goo d i n aft chn:ats any length of time, aasi that di:) , haw s rviw borne the test of Lear 60 years, with inereo‘tog cr..elit to thetwaves, ad honour to their author, insoniuch that dteriagtte last eight years they have radie.tey cared upward:: of ati,i O.S p-r. areas, many of whwn bad been discitarged front Hcepitals where salivation had been fl•equently 'wean:4, and all Oder nuthols made use of with:nit effect. l'repar:Al and Sold by t: e dole Proprietor, Ttusuas Tara** Member of the RoyalCullege of Surgeons in Lonth,n,at lashings; No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where he wial g.ve advise Willson a Fee, t.' persons taking - dam Pill 4, and tei.l answer Patents Let ters, if post-puid, on the same terms, ohsvrving In all eases the most inviolable secrecy, no pativnes value or case ILL . ..lag bees tuentior.ed, but at thar own r a r: request, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than 40 years, Out he has had the con • ducting of att extensive sale of the above medicioe, aid the prac tier arising th:nfrent. They at.. al , to sold, hy his applintmmt, at the Perfumer's, No. 25, St. AJbait'street, ; the Toy-Atop, No. 101, Ox. bard-street; Mr. 1/Libo:oseali's, No. 7, Fish-sweet-Hill, nearly opposite the Moniment ; and by ore Person in every considerable town in England, &e. in Boxes of only 2s. On. each, sealed up with full sad plain directions, whereby persons of either sex way cure ihemselvss with case and secrecy. N. 11. Every Doi soliln Crew Britain Is scale.' Up with sitar", on which, by famarof the Qom toi seiorse,s, i s printed at the Stamp Oce " T. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge-street." aromPillimmimobammipmva.los. FROM SATURDAY' NIGHT'S G. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . • WAR OFFICE, SRP7 Pt stmenf of DrArmn Gum-de—Lieutenant youncti to we :ARIL X OUL. !MEV ET. Colonel .ewis Bayly Wallis, on the half-pay of the to he hiajoraGenetal in the Army. • • STAI'F. To he Deputy Assistant•Commie.aries-General Jacob Samuel Eschauzier, aid Charles Borland, G 110sPITAL STAFF. John Price, M.D. Surgeon on the Staff, to be I Forces. To he Hospital:Mates for General John Nicholls Ashwood, Dennis Kearney, and Chat.dler, Gents. BIESIORANnt:St. The appointment of Gentleman Cadet George the Military College, to be Ensign in the 18th 1 superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the tith i . taken plac,e. The undumentioned Officers are super: absent without leave, 4th Foot—Ensigns Cardiffe and Bushel. - 18th Ditto—Ensign Robert Fletcher. Commission in the Anglesey Regime' • Militia, signed by the Lord Lieut Joseph Goddard, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Mat Commissions in the following Regime' Militia, signed by his Majest: • Paul Maio?, Gent. to be Adjutant . to the Pevenst the County of Sussex. bawd Sept. 8,1810. George Hagar, Gent. to be ditto to the Centre Re; vice Meason, resigned. Dated as above. NV alms Clothier, cent. to th ditto to the East Soon • vice Watten, resigned. Da:ed Sept. 10, 1810. Commission signed by the Lord Lieute County of Hereford. I'honnts Davies, Esq. to be a Deputy Lieutenant. 8,1810., Commissions signed by the Lord Lie Cheshire.—Royal Cheshire Mai William Hall Jones, Gent. to be I .ieuteitatit. 16110. Macclesfield Local Militia. henry Hesketh, Esq. the younger, to be Cara* signed. Daed August '29, 1810. Congleton Local Militia. Peter Wetenhall, Cent. to be Quarter-Master, v signed. Dated August .e 4, 1810. Commissions in the King's Own Regir fordshire Militia, siped by the Lord J Niarle% am Edes Shensi'', Esq. to be Captain. 1810. •• Ft•ancis Pierpoint Burton, Gent. to be Lieutenant • • 10,4810. . Doyne, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 26 Wm Swing, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 2' Thomas Poole, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July • Comniissions signed by the Lord Lieu East Riding of the County of York, at • County of the Town of Kingston-up • • - Militia. !alit...Bell, Esq. 'to be Major, vice Torre, pr 41 . hrne 90, 1810. John Rkkaby, jun. Esq. to be captain, vice Be Dated August' 10,1810. Willisun Hawkins, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Ist battalion of Local Mal John Watson Bronstuit,. John Davison, and Rob to be Lieutenants. Dated August 10,11110. 2d Battalion of Local Militi .Joins Bancroft, lotus Smith, John Walker, auo Oxisse. se be. Liesunieets. Daunt -Matsu, Si _ , 'b I.i B lit4 t r o d.te llte e t t om, red, thee lea ntn. a certain drereeft rases, from the ta. Nets, to pAfuni t; in interru;riun full enjoyment ,„ f Jr and relieve oli s rate with suirhae g . I's Tamale rya h its peculiar v ae . ()titer eller"! Im o . h able ; tht v are the stule.ii plain. is so c muttou , OF: chic, Nhoold be i vi „ the young, who :apvi le, atta r anti son, nbbij a; ; an d s. 9.1 -tai l to. AL I:O7.LUGES, for aatlitnas, end e s , b , :Kb PAILPNT. itatious int .fee affil not coatuicm, lit oe and iccn't man. Pvratinil icl I)Lsottlers ; and health, the p._. at the eve of b L ip i weer id great. to snake (lifted), te with the ulrembii: 4. They ar e „LA, as well es a testa every yea, phliketioo to thit I,'Lltup were sire is iorral and oulversll In the cabinets of ft.r Silat they win ansl that tb.y hay s lereoMit; cr.:slit to uch that dterlog 'aril; of aty 0.) rt. nt Iftiopitals gri`rft all ether mahole riteu.tb Tarsal* otiihm,at his ltilrie, r advioe„. othaep et ewer Pall eats Let- ing In all eases the CLIC Uteri.; been by the Proprietor, be has had the con • aud the prat hu Perfumer's. No. 70 DYE ST.IA t SlR—Seeing ,in your Pnper of ..thelSd nltlido• 'l l Curious Calculation, Which, 4ys it, is -there stated) Is A erroneous from beginnings d ; Waving, I suppose, been copied from alibMe C r, .• without eiamina tion. I have therefbretkire tiatestatettient, and hope lon will insert che'falknehweit. t Ct.:mous. C.A.t.uut.Arintr-Lieglifferelice between rising _every : morning at six and-eight o'clock, in the course of 40 years, (supposing _the ver‘on should go to bed at the usual Wile,. and'aflowingtoi/eaplears) . amounts to 29,220 knurl.) .or thrtie years, 121 days, and 18 hour's...reckoning Ses ciao' trhears.to a mean salar year; or .8i conipleta.years of life added for the culdvaticsu.of our own minds in religion, science, vir tue, of foe the dispatch of business ; or terryeArt of life of eight houriMeh de;,.• an tot the smallest atom or particle of dine more or less than tesi'yeurs. N. B. 'rhe,periiil ofso years must be selected after , the Tear . 1t.52 4 . so as: not. including 1800 ; otherwise the hours would bet 9,198, or 29,218: and if the ques tion had been to ascertain the difference of time for the last 60 years, grAtting an indulgence for Sun:. Alays, or allowing only twelve hours extra per week, the answer would be then, 1564 days, 12 hours; or four years, 103 days, I`2 hours, instead of five years, as would hat=e been.the case it there was no New Stile nor alln*ance 'fot: Sundays. Wishing you to insert this, thr'tlie ir formation of all lovers of scientific truth, I am, Sir, &c. ' C. SAXISX. Forten Barracks. Monday last Benjamin li,rncs, a hny about nine years of ageond his brother about twdve ye:srs of age, suns of Mr. William Barnes, shoemaker, of St. Giles's, 'Oxford, went into a field to carry some victuals to an uncle, who was /Owing, when the uncle laying down his scythe, the eldest boy took it up, and, in the action of Sivinging it in imitation of nnwing, struc k his brother with = the paint thereof, which entered his belly. He was immediately taken to the Infirmary, lmt is since dead. SEA-COAL METURS' OFFICE, CARGOES Monday, Sept. 19. 'A I 51 0 1 I 50 9 NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main StrAworth Benton Long - ilenw - ell Li l'smick Main Coxiatige • 8 . Croft's Main Ei gilt on Moor Ellis( n • "" q lit atop Main •S littburn Main 0 lislywell Main —• ni Denton • 1 coning:lva:o 2 Montague Main 1 Killingworth Percy 4 Pon top Simpson's Pon top Windsor's 1.1 Fielding 1 Tv ndala • l'auliad Moor Gateiltinati Park Bratidlin' , Main Easl: • l'involey i ain Park Main Walker Wall's End 7 'Erneple's WalMs End . Wonky Charlotte Main Wellington 2 Wyleun • 2 Dell and Co's."WalltrEted 5 Ninnor Wall's End 1 Bewick's Wars-Hod -2 Myth Cuwpen Main Hartley t %Veld' 1 Ciiders SUNDERLAND. Che;ter 1 Bourn Moor Eden Main 1 W:at% 1 .4".111'a 4 frltirs 45 6 S 4 3 • THE COUItSE Amsterdam, 33 8 1i U Ditto at sight, 32 2 Rotterd&m, C. 1.10 11 s U Hamisurgis, 31 0 21 U Altana, 31 1 U Paris 1 day's 6.21 6 Lis. Dino, s Us. tit lo Ilaurdausx, du. sl 10 Madrid. rifect. )F F.XCLIANGE. Palermo, 125 Pence pot e 4. Leghorn, 58 (letto.4 54 Venice, n. C. 5.1 Liv. Piecole effective pert stu, Naples, 42 1.1 , 11401, 63 I Opotto, C 3 • liubliu, Of Cork, 1414 New Dollar:, ss. 6%4. t, Gibraltar 39. ns. I:4 Us. (Rd. *SI Effect. Effect. Rio Jamb* 72, Malta NOV Dottjitsc 11181 H. At Celeharbour, Surrey, the &tight Honourable I.atiy I.ucy Taylor, of a daughter. Tuesday la4t, at Ortwohl, in Yorkshire, the Barun S:esnborg, to thOtight lton. Lady Newhortnigh. 1)Ilib, Monday, at Exeter, after a lingering illness, Joseph Howard, Esq. commoner of Exeter college, (ixtor.l, aged 19. • Tlnorsday se'onight, Mrs. Taylor, wile or the Rev. Mr. Taylor of 1141101 college, Oxford. T xo-mo R.O W. - itirjses, "..i nun sets, I Iti.ort_sets, Mt fulmars after 5I 14 minutes after 6 11 minutes after 9 HIGH WATER A r LONDON aItII)GE To-mintituw. M0rning............. ..... 18 minutes alter 5 Aftertionti .... 40 minutes artrr )NDON, S I, sow), ant Wettnei. Scpt. 12. 2 I 49 2 , ;El'''. 15. rßte Friday, Sept. 14. I f 49 6 SI 0 47 3 38 9 ♦9 k 53 0 39 9 3$ 0 44 3 4$ C 48 6 . 47 9 SOCIAL. HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of S oc ia 1 übwhici t , h ,t r parties s, I tivt forilrlPtPhie"usn'i.finwnohi‘:thtaiionfetnito4i3:tpiritechedautil, t hrough cure them the enjoyment or that great domestic bit Wog. l'rop!e ref every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where 1 the constitntinn has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is itidispeesibly requisite to retire the slumbering !parks of life, and to reanimate the system. rot no disorders have contrihnte4 more essentially to destroy Hymt seal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded !'pteattiore. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURKIE and Cu. for these lasts twenty years, to street their stit diee and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of theVe• I nereal I)isease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as also to that ' derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate sc'tool-boy, which brings on these distressing Debilities and Deficiencies that preSent or embitter the Maui. monial state. The successful result of their plan, gives theta additioted ardour to oppose the ravages of these cotepb4nt, which are the most important in the eatalogue of human Mr unties. It behaves every person who has indulged in this soli tary eke to seek relief by cansulting Professional melt of emi nence alai honour, to which his;ssrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic autho-ity, as well as the testimony of le:contradicted facie. Iti professing the cure of theee.complaiaut they hold out no inducement to vice ; but sensible as all men must be of the existence of such calamities, they die their a•sistance as r, gukuly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of gpireons of I.ontlon and Edinburgh. Slight and recut caste. of SYaliiiiijc infection are radically cured in the short space of two days. Throe of the most obstinate duration, midi as plies tuctione, inveterate stricture: ' pains of the bones, Sleets. . tire. are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the tryst reliectability have been under the care of Metiers. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ure thra, strictures, etc. and having received a ratlieal and permanert cure, requeet drat references may be made to them &satisfactory' evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treannent. Many of these gentlemen Juid strictures feet • in to to years, awl were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hen vielde, anti other surgeons of equal eminence, who attemptei their cure by the application of the lunar caststle, without wens. Messrs Currie and Co. have selected the following letter fros tite mitey they are e!aily receiving from gentlemen n:turning them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was l sent tether uesolicited,fitom the son of a Noble Earl, who hid i laboured under this-distresaing and painful malady for ten years . ' 1 he had (teen under the ease of several surgeons of professiere entieence, none of whom aftleded him permanent relief; but j front the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by , I Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure its the sees= space of one month. " 'Vey 28, 11110. " To Dr. Census, 107, Hatton Garden. " 1.04 - feels great ph-attire in communicating to Petty ' Currie the perh et re-establishment of his health, in coule<l 3l - 1 ' 1 " " of his mild and at:mit able treatment of S , denims in the Ur " thra. He inay add. that he has not for many yews enjoYed ' " much comfort and freedom from pain :. and h e enter esies E , " doubt of kis having obtaities:, through his shill and-attention , P " perfect and radical cure tit that horrid complaint. As he was 3 °' " a stranger to the manner that Others treated the complaints / 1 ' ," has it in his power, front a fair trial and_ a just cornea:hen. 1 ° " pay that whine of applause to Dr. Currie which he serlab , : " feels % and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowleir- Ily an early application to :ties - rat. Currie and Co. the paver tvill escape the pain, danger, and expellee of a long and ses/iso attendance upon less ceps rienced ractitioners. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dielppoirted ‘I • their expectations of a family, may be *espied *et in rnett ' 3 " stances such defectsare curable by medical skih; aad ait Ansel t 7. removal of such itnpediments be an object of doubt ard uncif minty with others, yet &be cure of such defects, by the 0 1 44 progress of renovation, If die acquirentem of their esperier (4 ._ _ Messrs. Currie and Co, may he carman:4 by patients of "t hee Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their houses .I° ' . IG7, Hattonet.larden. Patients in the County, describing particular. of theirmet t ar,!* and mode of living, inclosing it remittance for Advice sued 1 1 . 1 r ' 1 tines, the same will be given one sent to any part of the Kired u 1 '3 To insure that secrecy so essential to their oedertakiee. , br pou *go of loners may be adslesl to the accoitn thir me !Wives - ______--.......i............._'"Jr, LONDON, Printed sod publiebed by LEVEL KIWI', c S t ICE, N 0... 40'srrretreet, sad at the fret-94 4 5 4 Traiple-Bar. ion of Soda ugh the parties rhich %toy Id se- I. sting. People ik ; but where lebtlitated by a tion of stability ittisite to retire te system. For &Afro) , Hytat- tee of unguarded ndueed Messrs. direct their sol- i cure of thrVa• ; as also to that tructive habit of those distressing itter the Maui. lan, gives theta sese complaiint, of human Me. Iged in this Id- ol mitt of emi- t and Co. clad the testimony of bese-complaiau, Bible as all men they ogre their Royal Collegi.s ight and recut ed hi the short duration, such he boats, gloat. tl Noblemen sof inder the care of Pints oldie atr- ia:ld permaneet asoatisfactor! Currie and Ciu's .4.1 strictures fnha • rs.Hoitte, who attempted without success. ring letter from n returning thou is health. It vas A! Earl, who had it) , for ten years of l oofesisge inept relief ; but and pursued by ure in the short' (lay 28, rden. caring to Doctor consetrunn • tires in the Ur , - years enjoyed Mr entertains and.attention, P r. As he was au lie complaints 11 ` cum/suitor'. '5 hick he sertetb!: to acknowinkr• I Co. th , pat*e't long and tedito distproirefa 't, hat in moor and although ti ouht and unett• Is by the grati.iu. ie eip e rience• tioci pa rdabeirinvi ti m et e t tserttelheihehout t iandr: s icisT o rimpe: : :r es .il t rus: ls w:,b ri e, KEN it Seat-Q/14A. 48 9 45 0 48 0 54 0 47 0 49 ,5 3 $4 V 44 0 48- 49 0 511 53 6 41 9 'SO • 4 49 0 46 0 49 $ 51 1 56 0- 54 0 40 54 8 47 6 .:7 CS 54 47 50 46 9 49 0 49 54 U 47 U •i 8 3 C) 54 6 98 6 47 3 $4 t 5o 17 9 411 9 $1 .0 47 If 49 $ 49 6 IS 6 47 0 55 6 5.5. 9 48 0 58 0 $4 6 49 00 0 48 0 454;