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REAR-ADMIRALS of the RED, Sir Richard John Strachan, Bart. and K. B. Sir William Sidney - Smith, Knt. • Thomas Sotheby, Nathan Brunton, William Hancock Kelly, and John Schanck, Esqrs. and Hon. Michael FROM LA BELLE ASSEMSLins. Do Courcy, EVENING VISITING DRESS.-••••A completelemon-coloured saes- To be VICE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. net drubs, trimmed with au embroidery of roses; a white lace REAR-ADMIRALS of the WHITE, ; drapery wi:h train, tastened down the front with topaz snap:; a William Bentinck, Esq . 1 Paul Minchin, Esq. Philip D'Auvergne,and John Hunter, Esq. rich embroidered scarf is thrown carelessly across the shoulders. Prince of Bouillon ; 'topaz necklace and ear-rings. The hair in loose tinglet curls, , To be VICE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. ; divided by an ornamental comb. Gloves and shoes of White or i lemon-coloured kid. A bouquet of natural flowers. RE ADMIRALS of the WHITE, I PROM aNADE WA LIU N 0 De res.-A plain cambric round morn- Francis Fender, Esq. William Albany Otway, Esq. Geo. Lums in dress, made high in the neck, with short train, let in round daine, Esq. Sir Samuel Hood, Bart. and K.B. Henry Nicholls, the g bottom with two rows of worked trimming. A pelisse of Esq. Herbert Sawyer, Esq. David Gould, Esq. Sir Richard green sarsnet, made to fit the shape, trimmed round with a nar- Goodwin Keats, K.B. Robert Devereux Fancourt, Esq. Sir g . • row fancy trimming, cut with two scollops on the left side, on Edward Buller, Bart. Hon. Robert Stopford, Mark Robinson, the rig ht with one; fastened on the neck with a gold brooch, and Esq. Thomas Revell Shivers, Esq. Francis Pickmore, Etq. confined round the waist with a girdle of the same, with gold ' John Stephens Hall, Esq. John Mikes, Esq. To be REAR-ADMIRALS of the RED. clasp. A Lavinia unbleached chip hat, tied down with a broad sarsnet ribband; a small white satin cap is worn untlerneath, with REAR-ADMIRALS of the BLUE, an artificial row in front. The hair dressed in full curls. A plaid William Lechmere, Esq. Thomas Foley, Esq. Charles Tyler, parasol, with York tan gloves; green silk sandals. Esq. Robert Carthew Reynolds, Esq. FROM ACKERNIASN'S REPOSITORY. To be REAR-ADMIRALS of the RED. j LADIES MORNING Daess.-A white robe of French cambric REAR-ADMIRALS of the BLUE, or jaconot muslin, buttoned in front from the throat to the feet ; Robert Watson, Esq. Rt. Hon. Alan Hyde Lord Gardner, Man- German cape, and antique cuffs edged with vandyke lace. A plain ley Dixon, Esq. George Losack, Esq. 'William Mitchell, Esq. muslin short pelisse trimmed with the same. Cottage cap of lace, George Hart, Esq. Thomas Bertie, Esq. Rowley Bulteel, Esq. decorated on one side with a French bow and ends of violet co- William Luke, Esq. Isaac George Manley, Esq. John Osborn, luured ribbon, and tied across the crown and under the chin with Esq. Edmund Crawley, Esq. Charles Boyles, Esq. Sir Thos. a silk handkerchief of a lemon-colour. Hair in dishevelled curls. Williams, Knt. Thomas Hamilton, Esq. Sir Themes Boulden Lemon coloured kid slippers and gloves. Thompson, Bart. George Countess, Esq. be REAR-ADMIRALS of the WHITE. Curers's Da es s.-A Highland jacket and trowsers, with cam- To bric plaited tucker, slippers of purple or black kid. And the undermentioned Captains were also ap- PROMENADE, OR . c .EA•ZEACII COSTUOI E.-A cambric or Indian pointed Flag Officers of his Majesty's Fleet, Viz. muslin frock, with long sleeves, Spanish cuffs, and high front and John Laughame, Esq. William Hargood, Esq. George Gregory, collar, trimmed with double pleitings of French net. An Ara- Esq. John Ferrier, Esq. Richard Incledon Bury, Esq. Roberti hian vest, or tunic Colt, of apple-green crape, trimmed round the Moorsom, Esq. Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. Hon. Henry Cur- bottom with two rows of violet floss binding, and tied down the z on, Lawrence al'illiarn Halsted, Esq. Edward Oliver Osborn, I front at regular distances, with bows and ends of violet-coloured Esq. Sir Harry Neely, Earn Sir Joseph Sidney York, Knight, t ribbon. Woodland bonnet of straw or primrose chip, ornamented Hun. Arthur Kaye Leg4e, Francis Fayerman, Esq. Right Hoa. iwith violet-coloured ribbon. Slippers of green kid. Parasol of George Earl of Galloway, Thomas Francis Fremantle, Esq. Chinese silk, with deep awning. Gloves of primrose kid. Sir Francis Laforty, Bart. Philip Charles Durham, Esq. Israel Pellew, Esq. To be REAR-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JULY 31. The King has been pleased to appoint Benjamin Hallowell, Esq. George Johnstone Hope, Esq. the Right Hon. Lord Amelius Beatickrk, and James Ni coll Morris, Esq. to be Colonels in his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Wthiam Har good, Esq. Robert Moorsom, Esq. Sir el , arlcs Ha milton, Bart. and the Hnn. Henry Curzon, appointed Flag Officers of his Majesty's Fleet. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Laycock, of the Minories, London, slopeeller, dealer and chaprnan, to surrender August 4, 14, and September 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G. Adams, Old Jewry. Henry Moore, of Bromley, Kent, taylor and breeches-maker, August 4, 11, and Sept. 11, at twelve, ar Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Spencer Young, SynionkEs-inn. James Wallis Ashwell, of Colchester, Essex, grocer, dealer and chapman, August 21, 2e, and September 11, at ten; at the Red Lion, Colchester. Attornies, Mr. Daniell, Colchester; or Mr. Pocock, Ely-place, Holborn, London. John Eva, now of Kingston-upon-Hull, but late of Crown•court, 'I hreaareedle-street, Loudon, and of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, dealer and chapman, Au;ust 6,7, and Sept. 11, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck I avern Kingston-upon-Hull.- At tt rifles, Meseta. Thomas and Cha rles Frost, Hull. Richard Bolton, of liorton, parish of Bradford, Yorkshire, calico manufacturer, deaks and chapman, August 7, at Eve, August 8, at rdien and Sept. 11, at twelve, at the Bull's Head Inn, Bradford. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Crosley, Lratlford. Philip Weale, of Kinston, Herefordshire, tailor, dealer anti chap nun, August 25, 27, and Sept. 11, at eleven, at the Oxford COLONEL Andrew Burn, Arms Inn, Kington. Attornies, Mr. James Pewtriss, Gray's- To be MAJOR-GENERAL in th e Army. Inn. London ; or Mr. James Stephens, Kington. CAPTAINS Thomas Hewett, John Dowding, and Jeremiah I kwett, late of Paul Hunt, Ephraim Bamford, B. Dickenson, George Wolfe, No. 45, Clothfair, London, clothiers, woollen-drapers, dealers, and William Barry, to be MAJORS in the Army. chapmen, and copartners, August 11, 21, at eleven and Sept._ Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the it , at four , at Guildhall. Attornies Messrs. Holmes and County of Lincoln.-Lincoln Volunteer Infantr'. Lowden, N. 17, Clement'a Inn ;or Mr. Lanyard, Warmin- Joseph Chambers and Silvanus Cartledge, Esqrs. to be Captains. seer, Wtl s. , Dated July 18, 1810. Daniel Organ, of Bristol, broker, potter, dealer and chapmaii, Charles Hayward, Charles Curois, William Staveley, Gents. to August 1, 15, and Sept. 11, at twelve, at the Ruinmer Tavern, be Lieutenants., Dated as above. Bristol. Anomie', Mr. James, 12, Gray's Inn-square, London, Royal North Lincoln Militia. or Mr. John Cornish, Bristol. Edward Barnett Stanton, Gent. to be Ensign. July 21, 1810. Henry Harrison, of York, ropcmaker, dealer and chapman, Aug. Commission in the Royal Glamorgan Militia, signed s, 4, and Sept. 11, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon by the Commissioners duly appointed to execute Hull. Atromies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New-Inn, London; or Mr. Martin, Hull. the Office of Lord Lieutenant of the County of Matthew Cowper, of South Shields, Durham, merchant, dealer Glamorgan. and chapman August 20, at four, August 21, at tight, and Thomas Wi,h:sn Richards, Esq. to be Captain, vice Jeffr e y s, Sept. 11, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, South Shields.- resigned. Dated April 4, 1810. Attornies, Mr. Christopher Bainbridge, South Shields; or ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JULY 31. Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, No. 43, Bow-lane, Cheapside. This day, in pursuance of the King's Pleasure, the Jesse Mitchell, of Titchtield, Hants, linen-draper, dealer and following Flag Officers of his Majesty's Fleet were chapman, August 7, 13, and Sept. 11,- at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford promoted, viz. court, Thrognuerton-street. ADMIRALS of the WHITE, William Fleming, of Birnilngham, timber-merchant, dealer and filleffington I.ntwidge, Esq. George Montagu, Esq. Right Hon. chapman, 15 August 14 George Lord Keith, K. B. James Pigott , Es q . Ri g ht Hon. , ,and September 11, at ten, at the William Lord Radstock, Thoffils Mackenzie, Esq. Sir Roger Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. Anomie). Messes. Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London ; or Curtis, Bart. To be ADAIRA.LS of the RED. Mr. Beswick, Birmingham. ADMIRAtS of the BLUE, John Gould, late of Harvington, Worcestershire, paper-manu facturer, dealer and ch Aapman, ugust 21, at four, August 2'2, William Young, Esq. Right Hon. James Lord Gambier, Phili p Sept 11, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Evesham. Attornies, Lust Patton, Esq. Sir Charles Maurice Pole , Bart. John Lei g h Dou- glas, Esq. William Swiney, FA. Charles E dmund Nu g ent, Es q . _ essrs . . Cardale and Spear, Gray's Inn, Loudon, or Mr. Cheek, Charles Powell ki n milton,'Esq. Edmund Dod, Esq. Sir Charles "esnam• Cotton, Bart. John 'I homes, Esq. James Brine, Esq. Sir Eras- Michael Burrough, of New Sarum, Wilts, banker, man's mercer, emus Gower, Knt. John Holloway , Es q . Geor g e Wilson, Esq. dealer and chapman, August se, at eleven, August 31, at nine, To be ADMIRALS of the WHITE. and September 11, at eleven, at the Antelope Inn, New Sarum. -Attornies, Mr. Arney, Close, Salisbury; or Messrs. Blake VICE-ADMIRALS of the RED and White, Essex-street, Strand, London. Sir Charles Henry Knowles, Bart. Hon.l homes Pakenham, Ro- George Taylor, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cordwainer, dealer and bert Deans, Esq. Esq. James Hawkins Whitshed, Esq. Arthur chapman, August 17, 18, and Sept. 11 at ten, at the Tontine- Ken:pe, Esq. Smith Child, Esq. Thomas Taylor, Esq. Sir John Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. B , gg, Hatton-Garden, Loudon ; Thomas I):.ckwartls, K. B. Sir Robert Calder, Ban. Hon. Geo. or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. Cranfichl Berkdey, Thomas West, Esq. James Douglas, Esq, James Collett the younger, late of Halt worth, Suffolk, tailor and Peter :eplin, ksq. Henry Savage, Esq. Bartholomew Samuel draper, August 5;, at. tle.ven ' at the King's Head, Bungay, Rowley, Esq. Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. George Bowen, Esq. August 27, and Sept. 11, at four, at the White Swan Inn, in To be ADMIRALS of the BLUE. Norwich. Attorney, Mr. John Cufaude, ljalesworth. VICE-ADMIRALS of the WHITE, Thomas Bowles Child, Ike of Neath, Glamorpnshire, tanner,: Eollert Montagu, Esq. John Fergusson, Esq. Edward Edwards, August 10. September 10, and 11, at ten, at the Ship and Eq. Sir Jehr Borlase Warren, Bart. and K. B. Castle Inn, Neath. Attornies, Mr. David Powell, Neath; or To be ADMIRALS of the BLUE. Messrs. Cardale and Spear, Gray's inn, London. VICE-ADMIRALS of the WHITE, John Tierney, late of Bishopsgate-street, London, merchant and Edward T- rrel iiiitli, Esq. Sir Thomas Graves, K. B. Thomas insurance-broker, August 4, 11, and Sept. 11, at twelve, at Mac i:ara Pitstell, Esq. Sir Henry Trollope, Knt. Sir Henry Guildhall. Attornles, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Oki Beth- Edwyn Stat•hupe, Bart. Robert M'Douall, Esq. Billy Douglas, tern, Broad-street. Esq. John ak r ickey, Esq. John Fish, Esq. John Kn i g ht, Es q . William Thomas Dulin (and not Thomas Dulin as before adver- Edo:ard Thornbteugh, Esq. Sampson Edwards, Esq. George Used), of St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, jeweller, August Campbell, Esq. Henry Frankland, Esq. Arthur Phillip, Esq. 4, 11, and Sept. 11, (and not the Bth), at ten, at Guildhall, Sir William George Fairfax, Knt. London. Attorney, Mr. Searle, No. 8, Child's-place, Temple- To be VIOE-ADMIRALS of the RED. : Bar. VICE-ADMIRALS of the BI.UE, William Harrison and William Gost, both late of Little Tower street,London, William Harrison, late of North End. Middle - tearez Bart. and K.B. Thomas Drury , Esq. Albe sex, and Samuel Cooke, late of Deptford, Durham, carrying on SirsnitsarnilleellieSrt"re,'Etle'Right Hon. William Earl of Northesk, K.B. business at Sunderland, Durham, under the firm of Samuel James Vachon, Esq. Th o mas Wells, Esq: Sir Edward Pei iver, Cooke and Cu. and in Little Tower-street aforesaid, under the To be VIOE-ADMIRA I.S of the RED, Bart. firm of William Harrison and Co. merchants, dealers and VIOE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE, chapmen, August It, lit, and Sept, 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, Sir Isaac Coffin , Ba rt. John A y lmer, Esq. Samuel Otbo, rn,.E.sq. London. Anomie., Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton- Ri c hard Boger, Esq. John Child Purvis, Fi g . a heepnitus buildings, Holborn. Jones, Esq. William Domett Esq. William Wolseley, Esq. Jbrt o e hn . Domes Williams, of Monythusloyne,Monmouth,coalonerchant, Manley, Esq. George Murra y , Esq. John Sutton, Esq. Ro shopkeeper, dealer and c h apman, August 20, 21, and Sept. 15, Murray, Esq. Hon. Sir Alexander Cockriun ,K. B. John Mar k- at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, AB-Saints-Lane, Bristol. ham, Esq. Attornies Mr. Edward Stephens, Small-street, Bristol; er To be VICE-ADMIRAI.S of the WHITE. Messrs. S weet i and Stokes, No. 6, King's-Bench-Walks, Tern- REAR-ADMIRAL of the RED, ple, London. ' Charles Stirlies, rsq. Thomas Dickins, of Chapel-place, South Audley-street, Middle- To be VICE-ADMIRAL of the WHITE. sex, tailor, dealer and ebapnsan, August 4, 11, and Sept. 1 I, at REAR-ADMIRALS of the RED, ten, at Guildhall, London. Atv.rnies, Messrs, Dawson and if VEsterre Darby, Edward Bowater, George Palmer, Wil- Wrattislaw, Warwick-street, Golden-square. 11am O'Bryen Drury, William Essington, John M'Dougall, Thcanes Boreman, of BunhUl-row, Middlesex, callico-glazer, dealer and chapman, August 11, 18, and Sept. 11, at twelve, at James Alms, end Eliab Harvey, F.sfirs.; Sir Minutia Nagle, - ant.; JohnWefis,RichardGrindall, and George Martin, Eiji s; Guildhall, London. Anomie., Messrs. Edward and Lyon, 1.0 be VICE-ADIVIIRALS *the BLUE. Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DOWNING-STREET, JULY si, 'co. Dispatches, cf which the following are l'xtracts, were yesterday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addreAsed to his Lordship by Lieutenant-General Lars' Viscount Wellington. Extract of a Dispatch from Lieutenant-General Lord Viscount 'Wellington to the Earl of Liverpool, dated Alverca, 11th of July, Ism. The enemy passsed the Agara in force on the morning of the 4th instant, qiid obliged Brigadier- General Craufurd to fall back with his advanced guard to the neighbourhood of the Fort of La Con ception, which had been occupied by a part of the third division of Infantry. In making this movement Captain Krauckenburg and Cornet Cordeman, at the head of a small body of the Ist Hussars, had an opportunity of distinguish ing themselves by making a gallant charge upon a superior body of the enemy. Upon mentioning the Ist Hussars it is but justice to inform your Lordship, that they have been with the advanced guard thr , ,ughout the winter, and have performed their duty in the most satisfactory manner. The 3d Battalion of Portuguese Chasseurs, under Lieutenant Colonel Elder, had also an opportunity of sheaving their steadiness during this movement of the advanced guard, and the skirmishing of the enemy which attended it. The Ist Hussars had five men and three horses wounded, and the 16th Light Dragoons three horses ALVERCA, JULY 11. Since I wrote to your Lordship this day I have received a report that Ciudad Rodrigo surrendered to the enemy yesterday evening. There was a large practicable breach in the place, and the enemy had ' ,nade preparations for a storm ; when Marshal Ney having offered terms of capit ulation, the garrison Surrendered. The enemy took up their ground before this place on the 26th April ; they invested it completely on the 11th of June, a...d opened their fire upon it on the 21th of June ; and 'adverting to the nature and posi tion (,f the place, to the deficiency and defects of its works, to the advantages which the enemy had in their attack upon it, and to the numbers and formi dable equipment by which it was attacked, I consider the defence of Ciudad Rodrigo to have been most honourable to the Governor Don Andres Hervasti, and its garrison ; and to have been equally creditable to the arms of Spain with the celebrated defence of other places by which this nation has been illustrated during the existing contest for its independence. There was an affair between our picquets and these of the enemy this morning, in which the enemy lost two officers and thirty-one men, and twenty nine horses prisoners. We have had the misfortune to lose Lieutenant Colonel Talbot, and eight men of t'.ve 14th Light Dragoons killed, and twenty-three nien wounded. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JULY a FASHIONS FOR AUGUST. UPON SEEING THE NAME OF JOHN BULL IN THE GAZETTE. Ab, ba! cries BOONAPARTE, Joust BULL, Your glory's sun is set, The period of your entir , e is full, And sinks in the W.:et:v. No, no, cries Joust, with steady mind, And conscience ever clear, I'll rise vgain, as you shall find, And check your wild career ! 05 MAJESTY has been pleased to promote t!ie iol lowing Officers of the Royal Marines, as undermen tioned, viz. BRIGH7'ON, JuLr SO. The weather yesterday was rather turbulent ;-- a strong wind blowing from the south, but not damp. In the morning the several places of divine worship had crowcW congregations, many families of distinc jon being at the Chapel Royal ; and in the afternoon and evening the Steyne had its usual confluence of gay pedestrians, the band of the South Gloucester Militia enlivening the walk for many successive hours. To-day the weather has been windy, a strong gale predominating from the south ; but fortunately the rain again held up. Soon after twelve o'clock, the confluence of persons in motion for the race-course was immense; the sports and Lieir results being as under : Mr. Bouvcrie s Discount, Uct, 71b. . Against Mr. Howorth's f. Jubilee, Est. - . 2 Front the Chequer Post Inn-100 gs. Against Mr. Cannington's b. g. • • I . Mr. Lewis's hr. g. Hussar • . . II One mile--9st. each-30 p. A Plate of seloo for three yr olds, 7st. four yr olds, ftst. sib. fire yr olds, Pit. 101 b. six yr olds, 9st. l lb. and agt.d. 9w. sib. the New COilriC ; the winner to be sold for 300 guineas, If de manded, within a quarter of an hour after the race, the owner of the second horse being first entitled, &e. Lord G. 11. Cavendish's b. h. Bramble, 5 ) rs old - 1 Major Wheatley's Queen of Sheba, 9 yrs old - 2. Mr. Knowles's b. li. Runibo, aced - . 9 _ - Mr. Jolliffe's br. h. Cambria'n,6 yrs of 1 Mr. Ladbruke's h. m. Enims, 4 yrs cld Lord Egreniont',, h. f. 3 yrs aid Mr. Blake's b. c. Jeroboam, 3 yrs rld - - er Mr. Bouverie's b. h. Discount, .5 yrs old - - sir Mr. Hower:lt's c.f. Jubilee, 3 yrs old . - dr Mr. Williama's Lr. h. St. Anders, 5 yrs old • - dr The Ladies' Plate of 60 guineas for horses of all eenoutinatiot , s ; three yr olds, 7st. four yr olds, Mn. :.;15. five yr olds, t4n. 1011 s. six yr olds, Est. 1 11b. and aged fist. 31b. heats, the New Course about a mile and three quarters. The winner of the Derby Oaks, •r Pavilion Stakes, to carry 51b. extra, mares and geld. ings all•wed Slb. Entrance two guineas, and ss. to the Clerk of the Course. Mr. Knowle:.'s Rumbn, aged - - - 1 I Lord G. 1I Cavendi.les b. h. Bratti.:e, .5 yrs Cd - 2 ft Mr. Julliire's br. h. Cambrian, 6 yrs old - - 3dr Mr. How orth's b. b. Jeremy, 4 yrs old - - dr Lord Egremont's br. f. sister to Brighton Lass, bolted and was distat:c. d. The first and second heats were matches, which, it hid been understood, had been made for to-morrow, both of which were won easily, the favourite being successful in both instances. The third race, a Plate of £lOO, was well contested between Bramble, Sheba, and RuMho ; Rumba being the favourite ; but the latter, for the Ladies' Plate, was the best of the day, though Lord Egremont's br. f. bolted, ran away with his rider, and was distanced the first heat. The heats between Iturnlan and Bram ble were one—Rambo the favourite. • Lord G. CAVENDISH, Mr. MARTIN HAWKE ; and others of note, are in this ,day's list of arrivals. We have already stated the particulars of a fire that happened at the house of Mr. PARIS, printer, in Tooke's-Court, Cursitor-street, which, with an adj.s. cent house, was entirely consumed. A Lady, who lodged in the second floor of Mr. Paris's house, was missing, being supposed to have perished in the flames. On the evening of the Sunday following, her remains were dug out of the ruins in a very imperfect state, nothing being found but part oldie bones of her neck, and of one arm. Monday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, as Mr. Paris was standing within the ruins, overlook ing the workmen who were clearing away the rub bish, a part cf the parapet wall gave way, and falling on Mr. Paris, bruised him in a dreadful manner ; he was taken up perfectly senseless, and conveyed into a house in Quality -court, where every care was taken of him. It is feared that his skull is fractured, and one of his thigh bones broken ; there were little hopes of his recovery on Monday night ; but yesterday he was sensible, and able to converse a little with his son.— It is remarkable, that a boy and two or three work men, who were standing very near Mr. Paris when the wall fell, escaped without injury. Yesterday 7: Bennet was fully committed from Wor ship•street, charged with robbing a gentleman of his pocket-book, containing £2l at the launch of the Queen Charlo.te. Joseph unamoess ana =manila war caci Dated July 18, 1810. Charles Hayward, Charles Curois, W be Lieutenants. Dated as above. Royal North Lincol Edward Barnett Stanton, Gent. to be Commission in the Royal Glare by the Commissioners duly the Office of Lord Lieuten; Glamor 9, Thomas Wiii,arn Richards, Esq. to t resigned. Dated April 4, 1810. .ADMIRALTY-OFFIC/ This d.ly, in pursuance of the following Flag Officers of his promoted, viz. ADMIRALS of the elleffington I.ntwidge, Esq. George Iso George Lord Keith, K. B. James William Lord Andstock, Thoitts h Curtis, Bart. To be ADAIRA.LS of ADMIRAtS of the William Young, Esq. Right Hon. Jan Patton, Esq. Sir Charles Maurice Po glas, Esq. William Swiney,F4q.Cha Charles Powell Hcmilton,'Esq. Edo Cotton, Bart. John 'Thomas, Esq. J Taus Gower, Knt. John Holloway, I To be ADMIRALS of t VICE-ADMIRALS a Sir Charles Henry Knowles, Bart. Hoi • bert Deans, Esq. Esq. James Hawk Ken;pe, Esq. Smith Child, Esq. The Thonas D...rkwortls, K. B. Sir Rube Cr:infield litrk , .ley, Thomas West, Peter :span, Esq. Henry Savage, I Rowley, .b.sq. Sir Richard Bickerton To be ADMIRALS of VICE-ADMIRALS of Rollert Montagu, Esq. John Fergusse Eci. Sir Jehr liorlase Warren, Bari To be ADMIRALS of VICE-ADMIRALS of Edward rrel rah, Esq. Sir Thor Macoaniara Esq. Sir Henn Edwyn Stat.lkupe, Bart. Robert WI Esq. John Akricltey, Esq. John Fisl Edyrard Thorob:ough, Sampl Campbell, Esq. Henry Erankland, Sir William George Fairfax, Knt. To be VICE-ADMIRAI VICK-ADMIRALS a Sir James Saurnarez, Bart. and K.B. made Serie, Esq. Right Hon. U James Vashon, En. Thomas Wells Bart. To be VICE ADMIRAL VIOE-ADMIRALS ol Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart. John Aylmer Richard Boger, Esq. John Chile I Jones, Esq. William Dome t Esq. I Manley, Esq. George Murray, Est Murray, Esq. Ilon. Sir Alexander liana, Esq. To be VICE-ADMIRAL! REAR-ADMIRAL Charles Stirling, Tr. To be VIOE.ADMIRAL REAR-ADMIRALS Henry D'Esterre Darby, Edward 130, Ram O'Bryen Drury, William E James Alma, and Eliab Harvey, Knt.; JohnWerisßichardGrindal lo be V ICI-ADMIRAI ATOM, JuLr 29. Yesterday being the annual election of for the King's College, Cmbridge, only , was open, which was oht.tined by F. BROWN the Captain of the school. The business consisted in the rehearsal of Latin and tions, by the most distinguished of the preparatory to the public exhibition on M, the evening, the whole of the Gentlemen parto.l of sumptuous supper, Lid out at Surley.hall, which consisted of ev , Upwards of fifty of them proceeded up boats, superbly decorated ; tl:e rowers and ' in appropriate dresses, and accompanied ' of the Stafford Militia. After supper, the their skill and activity in the management and rudder, by sailing three trnes round difficult bend of the river, near Windsor quis of EXETIR, Lord CLIFTON, Lord Ci SCOTT, Mr. MILES, and the Hon. Mr. olfciated as coxswains. The festivitie' concluded with a grand display of fi : great concourse of spectators lined the river during the procession. 'I*HE Amsterdam, 33 0 2 U Ditto at sight, 32 2 Rotter4m, c. f.lO v 2 U Hamburgh, SO 2 2f U Altona, SO 3 SI U Park 1 day's da. 21 1 I.iv. Ditto, 2 Us. 21 5 Bourdtaux, do. 21 5 LXCHANG Palermo, 123 Leghorn, 58' Genoa, 34 Venice, r.. C. ineffective per: Naples, 42 1.61 , 0 n, 6s} Oporto, GSt Deblin, N Cork, IC . I New Dollars, Si& 39, Gibraltar 24. New Ilitubloors, £4 N. W. Madrid, 44 Affect. 411 Fleet. _ _ ._ ... lilboa 41 Errect. Rio Janeiro 72, Malta Gold in bar, per uz. Cs. ed. HIGH NII'zITE R AT 1.0 NIA)N 131.2 11.1 LIE TO-MORROW, Morning . 13 mirutes after S Afternoon ..... 'IALISNGL. MESS R S. .CLT R 1: 1 E and Co. Stargcens, late in 114..jesty's Service, ehallsr i ;e the wrote woriti to pru.'t• a sipsle in , •ante •14ere their Mti!iciiie and method of Lore I.zee failed ot the iiviireti tilt rt. lite practice ot n•any years in t! • perticular branch of their profe►aion bas not given rue to o:.e unsticcesbrul ca e. They continue to stir. ct their studies to the treatment and curs of Venereal Coin, :ai it:, and that derangement of the syster:, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful stikt.tsut a habit long and most unhappily put sued by the youths of both serest in the one it will be found to be the unfaikin; source of barrio. ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a ills. trtssing state of debility, which, if nut tinwly :emu:died, tentative' in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects,while sumptions,loss of muscular power, and various nervous comrlati usually characterise the earlitr i.taFps of this solitary vice. Of sum languishing undi-r the disord..rs incident to a halyt, treatment is simple and has ntvir proved unsuccessful, in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In tie most obstinate at:l complicated ease of venereal infection, thee as obs!ruc;ions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard 7L mouts, cAllous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gluts, as .:Sa - . Whether recent or of long duration, and 'which hare baffled the skill of o: her lirazt loners ; are by their present improved plan of realms n t, ellyctlially and permanently cured, without the pat;ret angering the eicruciathlg path and alarming hemorrhage sel!ie!.l often t h e application of the lunar cau.e.c. In the course • f 20 years extemive piaci ce io this metropolis, nhittemus case-.-f Strictores Itzve been and are daily under tier are, the to• a; eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and esre•li• dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. Ihe weakness, relaxation, aml debility proceeding from this compeativ Is speedily rimoved, aid the proem re:tored to sound and vi• gorous health. But where the debility has for years retire.!. proper perseverance in their restorative rtmedies, after the lute has been destroyed, is indispensably thydsite ter r:vive tlu slumbering s. ' :arks of life, and to reanimate the Co•aCtution. Isl Sever al oblenuat and Gentle'', nt, of the first respeo.kh:l.y, have been under the cart of Alessi's. Currie and Co. fur re moval of complaints of the I:rethra, Strictures, &c. Laviri received a radical and pc•ialaiient mire request that refer. car May made to them as i.ranstactory evdencts of the skrzidet •a • 1 , ,•1 tot ity of Mes, , r.s. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatmitt. ALL:f of these Gentlemtli have had Strictures from tea to twenty yvars, and had been under the care of Messrs. licime and lleari.t ..ti and other 11m i :tons of equal etnintaice, w!..0 attims!tted the etse by the application of the lunar caustic, without bocce's. I turf , . Currie and Co. nay be ccosidttll by either wa with the greate>t delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their hauae, No. It". !Luton-Garden. Patient% in the COUlttly ana rcipltittil to .ta'c the ' , articular* of theircase, age, and general habit of Vvirs. inetosing a renlitratice for advice and niedieue*, when the ball;e will be given or sent to any tart of the kingdom. 1 o enure that secrecy St, ebbe:MlA to their taltlcrtaking, t:.e postage of Letters may be added to the account for medicine.. 4th lune. I soli--ttri, Hatton Garden. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESy. No. 9, NLW BRIDGE-SI/LEVIN LONDON. moNocal:D BEr; leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I had been altlicted witk the Lees Venerca; which, treat its obstinately resisting eve: y course of nx-tlicing pns:ribed lit, s most rinineat of the faculty here, and undergoing several st v. 4 courses of salivation, and t ivice discharged from the Hospital, ss hts little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. .1 the spring of last year my disorder had got to suck a head, a. nearly to put a period to lay existence. I had a 1...r.;e ulcer on r crown of thy head, one on each ann, and my w :re out in a frightfui manner; my right was dreadfully panda', aad had been in a state of uk..rstion for the last seven years; my leit had also two nodes upcth it, was very muds discoloured, and gave me suck excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, :A nearly to deprive the of rest ; in tills lamentable cate, I was rt co:lnen& dby Mr. I.Thcitipior, (who received great a mg , by them here,) to take you:- Leake's Paton! pllk.whit:kl b...ce to do on the 2tith May ; in the course of a fortni,;ht I began to receive bcueftt—iu little more than a month the ulcer, on head and arms were soundly beak d—,oon after, the sermon n ) kg healed also: leaving, however, cuim;Jer.LLle &cot; ur:: von in the skin, and pain hi the bone of the left, which, by r.r blessing of God, and a little longer perNeverance in your 'hank. - ble Mtdieine, sul'ided ; the nodes dipershig, the skin regiunc t sit atu nil hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually gob Vit.% became, by your liberal advice and :wahine, prfatly free from my fanner complaints—li-ve recovered my for.der spun% ir , d strength, and am become jolly and lat,in whirh btatch.sc. , tinned many mouths to the astoutsliment of all who km ss . - am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but 1.0. for the goad of other suffering mortals, to make this my c public as possible, as I sludl on every occasion—ln so doin.. r will greatly oblige, .dr, your grateful 01)ra:tit very humble • t • vant, ALLX. 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