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:cceded in getting her off ; the other two yes : up and made all, sail from us the moment the ick, or I have no doubt we should have cap- .whole of them. . to observe, that I received every assistance from Lieutenant CORgELIUS WELL'S, whose .iduct on this and every oth.z occasion merits -armest thanks ; the conduct of all the officers gave me great satisfaction. kis affair we had two men severely wounded ; of the enemy I could not ascertain, as a num them jumped overboard, and I fear a great *them were drowned. it. Joseph is only six years old, is copper fas well found in every respect, sails remarkably pit reed for sixteen guns, is 145 tons burden, my opinion well calculated for his Majesty's 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) T. SEARLE, 'Capt. reduce Mestrlo, ten twenty-four pounders, and seventy ; St. Aigle Mestrio, eight twenty-four pounders, and an Enclosure from Rear Admiral Purvis to Vice Admi ral Lord Collingsvcod. . " Alceste, in shore, off Cadiz, April 4, HO& have the hollow to inform you, that when !bps to-day with his Majesty's ship MERCURY, '44S{HOPPER brig, St. Sebastian's Light House, listance three miles, wand W. S. W. a large of the enemy was. discovered coming close tore rom the northward, under the protection it twenty gun boats, and a numerous train of 1 artillery on the beach. At three 1 3 - M. I to signal to weigh and attack the convoy, and irectly in for the body of them, then off the . Rota. At four, the enemy's shot and shells lie gun boats and batteries going far over us, 'ajesty's ships opened their fire, which was with great vivacity until half past six, wilco akeis seven of the convoy, and drove a great tilers on shore on the surf ; compelled the gun retreat, which they did very reluctantly, and it two of them were destroyed ; and actually the batteries at Rota ; which latter service' :formed by the extraordinary gallantry and induct of Captain SEARLE, in the Citasstior ,ho kept in upon the shoal to the..southward of NNVII so near as to drive the enemy from the ith grape from his 32-pound carronades, and Jame time kept in check a division of gun boats td come out from Cadiz to assist the others 'ed by the ALCESTE and Mencuey. It was a 1 cry in both ships, " Only look how nobly the 'laves !" The situation of our little squadron :her a critical one, tacking every fifteen mi lose on the edge of the shoal, with the wind in, tquently engaged both sides—in the heat ,of the the First Lieutenant, ALLiir SrEwAter, volun. o board the convoy, if I would give him the I was so struck with the gallantryof the offer ;ould not refrain from granting them, although ,d with great risk. He went, accompanied ieutenartt Puss:: and Lieutenant HAwKY, of iyal Marines, who most handsomely volun to go, as their party were chiefly employed in tg the ship, Mr. ARSCOTT and Mr. DAY, Mas- Mates, Mess,s. PARKER, ADAIR, CROKER,- UL, and M'LLtN, Midshipmen—they were soon A by the MERCURY'S Wats, under the corn of the First Lieutenant W. 0. Pets., accom by Lieutenant Gottoos and Lieutenant WHY- Mr. Duestne and Mr. M. R. CUMMIYGS, Mates. The boats, led by Lieutenant Srew ished on in the most gallant manner, boarded •ought cut seven tartans from under the very !s of the enemy's guns, and from under the pro of the barges and pinnaces of the Combined which had, by that time, joined the gun boats. greatly indebted to Lieutenants HICKNIAN and Ise (who bah wished to go in the beasts), for cited and well directed fire they kept up from in deck ; also to Mr. WESTLAKE, the Master, great attention to the steering and working the and I have much pleasure in adding that the tfficers, seamen, and marines, behaved with the bravery and coolness. Captains GORDON and (whose gallantry and excellent conduct it ne presumption in an officer of my standing in ;ice to comment upon), also report upon the iravery and coolness of their respective officers, t, and marines. It is with much pleasure 1 add, the frigates have received no material 'c—the l'iletcury, an anchor shot away, her id rig-ging cut, though not much ; our sails ;ging in the same way ; but the GRAS:HOPPER, carry to say, is a great deal damaged in the [e main top mast shot through, shrouds, orating rigging cut almost to pieces—she had in mortally wcunded,the gunner and two others icd, but not severely. captured vessels are all loaded on govern account fir the arsenal at Cadiz ; and, I am to say, there is- a very considerable quantity et tie ship timber. est of this little service was greatly heightened performed in the mouth of Cadiz harbour, the teeth of 11 sail cf the line.—l have, &c. (Signed) stUnRAY :MAI it ELL. if Enctosure: , frcan Vice-Admiral D:cres, Commander in Chief at JantaFa, to the I ion. W. W. Pole. Decouvcrte, Mut-tole ray, St. Doming.), Feb. p, 1908. beg leave to acquaint you, that at one P.M. the 7th inst. when running. down 'between .ella and the Main, I discovered three sail in this 'rich I soon found to be two schooners (cue cruizet s), and an English ship, their price ; one former made her escape to windward ; after a lig fire for a considerable time, I drove the other he ship on shore. The hopes of recovering the inducdd me to anchor all night and sound the for the purpose of getting near her in the morn ehich I accomplished within musket-shot, when 'ad her in possession of the enemy, covered by 1-arm men from the shore ; after considerable from she Deeouvetern, we drove the enemy if the ship, and by a flag of truce, I demanded Ind whatever prisoners might be on board the mer, but was refused. Finding, from circum :es, it impossible to get her off, I directed Mr. .tITIRE, Master of the DECOUVERTE, with a de cchment of small-arm men, to set her, if possible, on a service which he performed in a most hand manner, under a very heavy fire from the ene the privateer should have shared the same fate we water to act near her, but she is perfectly lost, having bilW oft the reels. The ship *as the Ma tilda, of Halifax, bound to Jamaica. I have the honour to - be, &c. (Signed) COLIN CAMPBELL. Deeouverte, off St. Domingo, Feb. 9, 1808. Sit-4 have 'the honour to inform you, that I mis ! morning, at . day-light, discovered a schooner in Bot tomless Cove, and after a long .chase, came up with her at three P.M. when I found\r to be an enemy's cruizer ;at half-past three we commenced-action with her, which continued at, half pistol-shot from her for forty-five minutes, wherOshe struck to his Majesty'sl schooner under my command. I find her to be la Dorade, from St. Domingo, commanded by M. NETLY, mounting a long 18-pounder; two nines, and 72 men. The enemy's loss has been considerable ; they left us to the distressing duty of committing seven of them to the deep after the »ction, and about the same number, I find, were thrown over during it : their loss appears to have been about fourteen killed and three wounded. lam sorry to be under the ne cessity of annexing a list of wounded belonging to the DECOUVERTE, most of them, I feat, dangerous ; but when I consider the obstinate resistance •of the enemy, I think we arc, .on the whole, fortunate.— Three-of our guns were dismounted the second round, on the side we engaged, which gave the enemy great advantage, as well as a superiority of force over us. I feel much satisfaction in the capture of this vessel, as from her fast sailing, and the intrepidity of her crew, she might have done much miscillief. I beg leave to express my highest approbation of the conduct of Mr. WiNTIRE, Master of the Dzoouvenre, on this occa .ion. Being sensible of my over deficiency in writing briefly, I hope you will forgive my intruding so much on your time by such long letters. I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) COLIN c.utter.o.L. List of Men wounded.—John Ismay, boatswain's-mate c!z.tt tt-rounly ; VObS, seaman , supposed mortally ; Benjamin Hodgerson, seman, dangerously; James Johnson, seaman, ditto; John Drown, (1) seaman, not dangerously; Moses t'L.;;.:, seaman, dangerously. Meleager, off St. Jago de Cuba, Feb. 9. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, last night the barge, cutter, and jolly boat, with forty-one men, under the command of Lieutenant TUI'MAN, with Lieutenant SwINBURN, and Lieutenant DENNE, of the Royal Ma rines, boarded in a very gallant manner, and captured without loss, le Renard French felucca-rigged privateer, armed with one long 6-pounder, a large proportion of muskets, and forty-seven men, 18 of whom jumped overboard, and swam for the shore. She was per ' fectly prepared, expecting to be attacked by the boats of a man of war brig, that chaced her in the day. Le Renard sails very fast ; had been twenty-seven days at Lea, and, I am happy to say, without making :i cap ture. I have the honour to be, &c. ( Signed) J. BROUGHTON, Capt. Meleager, 18 leagues W. of St. Jago, Feb. 19. air—l beg leave to inform you, this morning his Majesty's ship under my command captured the .An telope, Spanish schooner letter of Marque, pierced for fourteen guns; but mounting only one long eighteen pounder in midships, and four sixes, with a comple ment of 62 men, from Cadiz, bound to Vera Cruz, last from St Jago, which place she left yesterday evening, laden with dry goods, brandy, and wine. The Ante lope is a very fine vessel, sails well ; the four six-poun ders were thrown overboard in the chace. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) J. BROUGHTON, Capt. Elk, Nassau, New Provide nee, Feb. 18. Sir—l have much pleasure. in acquainting you with the capture of the French schooner privateer Hark cum, PETITE ANDIA, Commander, by this brig, in the Caicos passage, on the 12th instant, carrying two carriage guns, and a quantity of small arms, having on hoard fifty-four men, ten days from 13aracoa ; she made one capture, an American ship, under Swedish coluurs, from Cape Francois, in the island of St. Do mingo, to Philadelphia, with a cargo of coffee and sugar. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) . JElt. CooIILAN. ./iany succc selsbore ul brig struck tured the.v . I beg to possible frc good cendi my warm and men g In this : the loss of bey of the J I many of tt The St. tend, wel: fast, is pit 'and in in• set ice. St. Med stwn men ; 1;:y men. Copy of an] Sin—l at ancirs • and GE4s: S. E. dist convoy of :long shot f about flying art made the stood dire( t .wn of R ticrn the his Maje! kept up w• we had t al many othc boats to rc not until t silenced tl was perfoc good cone PER, who the town guns with at the san that had engaged I general cr brig beha• • • was rathe nutes clos • • and frequ action, th 1, • teered to boats. I that I cot attended with Liet the Roy: teered to working 1 ter's Ma McCAut, fol:.nved mar.d of Implied by • Mi Masters' ART, pusl and brou muzzles c tection of Fleet, iv l I was gre Jenvorsu • the spirit( 1 ; • the main for his fir( ship ; other ofTh utmost br Sr: migha be the se.rvic great bra seamen, • have to d tmage— i:.• and and riggi I ant sot - hull, the and rum ene man uontuletl The c rods* act happy to calna‘ble The f• by bein ) * and it it C"pies of 1 • Di rtia b ,v h en • of the runtung and the ship ind Bay, foi wh 1 ict,nd small-at firing t oat of t her, am schoont ; 1, stances, • ttchme S fire, a s . • 1 some r lay; tl . . we MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-0141C, APRIL T.G. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Danis Mahon to he Lieutenant, by purchase, '. ice M'QueLn, who retires; Cornet and Adjut3iit John Knott to have the Rant: of Lieutenart. Ith Di:t.;--ec met Wil!iam Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice %Vaster, who retires. 17th Ditto—Quarter Master Michael Ryan, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to he Cornet uithout purchase. 19th Ditto—Cornet George Austin Moultrie to be Lieutenant ty purchase, vice Chapman, promoted. wt keiiment of !Oct (:uaria—Capt a:a George Marquis of Twcc dalc, from the loth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Moutgome rie, who exchatuzes. _ _ _ Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards-.- Eligh, Gent, to be Ensi;tn, witiu.ut purchase, vice AVNiiinon promoted. of Ftt.ii. Guards— Murray, Gent. to be Ensign \ ice Burton, promoted in the SGth Foot. Ist Regiment of joilt—Lieutenant Cohn:4 Janes Stevenson Barnes, from the Chasseurs Erhanniques, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, without purcham ; Lieutenant Alexander Gibson, front the t 4 ;!'d Fo..t, to be I.i , niti_nant, liingston, who ex , changes. hi Ditto--Assistant-SurgeoA nree Hicks, from the 44th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, eke West, superseded. sth Dity—Lieutenant Henry Wallis Farr, from Half Pay of the 17th Pent, io be Lkutenant, vice Hippeiley, who exchanges, rectivii:g the Of .rence ; Ensign John Holland Mackenzie to br Lieuten.in by ft rchase, vice Bishop, promoted ; lksigo Janes Hgarty,lrom the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice t;t,pllens, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant iiannam, from the 2d Royal Lanca shire Militia, to be Lieutenant ; Richard Dawson, Gent. to be kieutenant, without purchase, vice Parkhurst, appointed to CliampagniA Regiment. 16th Ditto—Captain Crisp M. Montgornerie, from the Ist Foot Guards, to be Civain of a Company, vice the Marquis of Tweed.do, who exchanges; Ensign Ferguson, from the wick Militia, to he Ensign. 'Na Dttco—Captain John Marshall, from the 7th Garrison Bat t thou, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stewart, who ex change Tin:Thal Maw John Cassidy to be Assistant-Surgeon. sceh Ditto—Lieutenant John Sweet, from the 64th Foot, to be Cliptain of a Company, vice Gates, deceased. 23d Ditto—G. Fensham, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant by pur chase, vice Leache, promoted ; Lieutenant James Boar, from the Denbigh Militia, to be Second Lieutenant. 24th Ditto-1 ieuter.ant Vardy, from the 4th Garrison Littalion, to be lieutenant, vice Redman, who exchanges; Eitsign Charles Arch Bartholomew to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Andrews, promoted. s 30th Ditto—lieutenant Francis Annealey, from thr7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Bland, who exchanges, 31st Ditto—Major Guy G. C. I: Estrange, from the 9itth foot, to be ?.lajor, vice Stafford, who exchanges. szlth Ditto—John Margin, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Whittley, promoted in the ist Garrison Battalion. 44th Ditto—Hospital Mate Rialsard Hanley to be Assistant Sur geon, vice Hicks; appointed to the 2d Foot. 46th Ditto—Ensign Frederick Elliott to be Lieutenant, vice Christian, deceased; Ensign Hans Morrison from the 70th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Beauclerc deceased ; Donald Thompson Gent. to be Ensign, vice Elliott. 60111-Ditto—Major the Honourable Charles Stanhope., from the Gth Garrison Battalion, to be bliejor, vice Rbilklns appointed to the 79th Taut. Stet DIIO6-11entettant Colonel John M. Mainwarini, front the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant Cofowl, vice Macdonald, wk. ex changes ; Captain Edward Kelly, front the aci West lndLt Re giment; to be Captain of a Company, :ice Short, Who a- Changes. gs t h Weeks, Ceti. to be Ensign, without puta chase, vice Hawn, promoted. 59th Ditto--Ensign Frauds ?Bair to be Lieutenant, vice Lodge, ' deceased. both Morgenthall, Gent. to be Ensign, Without 624 purc rat li t ue olE vi ns ce ign Eberst Georg e t in ' W p yth mni e ° ;ct ed be Lieutenant without pur chase, vice Collins, who retires ; Ensign John E. O'Neill, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Uniacke, appointed to the nth Royal Veteran Battalion. 63d Ditto--Ensign Robert Walsh Richardson to he Lieutenant without purchase, vice Kent, who resigns; Edward Waller Dillon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Richardson. ,•64th Ditto—Ensign James Morson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sweet, promoted in the 15th loot ; Rob. Mac ! 'troth, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Morson. 65th Ditto—Ensign James Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Warren, promoted, and Samuel RubinhanWar ren, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Maclean. 67th Ditto—Ensign --- Bray to be Lieutenant, without purchase, and Ensign Thomas Johnson Smith, from the sth Gal - I-non Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without purchas.n 70th Ditto—Ensign George Henry Hazen to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Foe, dismissed the service; /Alward Yates, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, %int Morrison, • promoted in the 46th Foot, and Felix Kearnes, Glut. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hazen. 71st Ditto—Ensign Loftus Richards to he Lieutenant, vice Mac donald, deceased, and John Ruberts, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Richards. 72d Ditto—Ensign William Craham to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Arthur, promoted in the New South Wales Corps, and Henry William Maxwell, Gent. to be hnsinn, vice Graham. 731 Ditto—Ensign Archibald M'Naughtan to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Jackson, who retires. 79th Ditto—Ensign James B. Barry to be Lieutenant, by purchate, vice Bishop, who retires. 77th Ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Brewne, from the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign, and Witham 'I nuruton Keep, Gent. to be Eusign,• without purchase, viee Jennings, whose appoint ment has beer. cancelled. ;belt Ditto—Major Robert Hamilton, from the 79th Foot, to be Major, vice Stewart, promoted in the Royal West-ludia Rangers. 79th Ditto—Major Henry James Riddell, front the Seth'Foot, to be Major, vice Hamilton, appointed to di?' %tit Foot : Lieu tenant William Maddock, irons half-pay of the ‘29th Fuot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, who exchanges; and Lieutenant Marshall to be Adjutant, vice Erowu, who resigns the Adju tantcy. slat Ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Sanders Taylor, from the 6th Garrison Lattaliun, to be Lieutenant, vice Rutlkin, who ex changes. s-sd Ditto—Lieutenant James Hingston, from the Royal Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice Gibson, who exchnnges, and John Glasco, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Leeson, promoted. 85th Ditto—Harcourt Morton, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Robinson, whose appointment has not taken place. 90th Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel John IV: Donald, front the 51 Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Manwaring, who ex changes, and Ensign John Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Hut chinson, deceased. 95th Ditto—Second Lieinenant Walter Clerk to he First Lieute nant, by purchase, vice :aomartall, promoted in the 4th We:t India Regiment. 96th Ditto—Ensign Matthew Balfour to be Lieutenant, vice O'Elanagan, deceased. 97th Ditto—Ensign George Shaw to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Long, promoted in the York Light Imautry Velen teers, and Ensign Evans E.ettletvell to be Lieutenant, witionet purchase, vice Mey, promoted in the York Light hjantry Vn lunteers. 98th Ditto—Major John Staffi.rcl,frorn the 31st Foot, to be Major, vice L'Estrange, who exchanges. Ist West India Regiment—Lieutenant William Davis to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Archbold, deceased; Ensign Reber, Garr:stir to be Lieutenant, vice Davis ; Ensign Richa7.lPitiduck, from the 4th West India Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Hit liar, deceased; Hunt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gil• mour, and Thomas foreman, Gent. to be Ettsign, vice Hunt, whose appointment has not taken place. nd West Indi:. Regiment—Captain William Short, from tho 53 st runt, to be Captain of a CompLny, vice Kelly, who exchai. 6 es. To he Lieutenants—Ensign John M'Gregor, vice Johnston, (Ls missed the service; Ensign Andrew Kirwan, front the sth West India Regiment, vice Puolteu, deceased, and Ensign George Cochrane, front the tith ditto, vice hil`Minn, appointed Quar ter-Master. be Ensign—Winiarn Adamson, Gent, vice M'Gregor. '1 o Quarter-Master--Licutcnant Ftands Nii`Minn, vice Cen nor, deceased. 4th Dittc—Ensign Felix Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice 'Mit tesh. deeersed ; Et:s:gti Char:non to be Lieutenant, vice Staritio, &ceased. . To be Ensigns—Thomas Hodgson, Cent. vice Thompson ; Thc- Inas Tighe, Gent. vice iithlock. promoted in the Ist West.- India Regiment; and %Valiant M`Denough, Gent. vice Chap man. sth Ditto, --- Allinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vritheut purchase, vice Snilth, promoted. 6th Ditto—Gordon Innes, Gent. so E isign, without purchase, vice Cochrane, promoted in the an We •t-India Regiment. 7th Ditto—Ensign Edward Lynatt to be L'..:utennt, vice Hugo, deceased ; Eve Gent. to be Ensi.;it, vice Lynam 6th Ditto—Garrett Emsworth, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Kirwen, .promoted in the 3tl Regi- anent. Royal West-Ardis Rangers--Major David Stewart, from the 78th , Foot, to be Lieetenaut-Colonel, vice Boggis, deceased ; Ensin , Alex Mier Calder to be 1 ientenant, witht.tit purchase vice Alartyn, promoted ; and Powell 1. Morphew, Gent. to be En sign, vice Calder. Royal Staff Corps—lieu:en:int Alexander Todd to he Captin of a Company, without purchase, vice Arbuthnot, promoted in the sth West-lrulia Regiment ; Ensign W. Stave!y to be .ieu tenant, vice 'Todd. Chasseurs Britanuiques--Maior the Honourable John O'Neill, from the 1 f.th light Dragoons, to be Lietneuant-Colunel, without purchase, vice Barnes, appointed to the Royals. Ist Garrison Battalion—Ensign Charles Whittley, from the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Drewry, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign Coyne Reynolds, from the 10th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirke, appointed to the 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. , 3d Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Adamson, from the 71st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Pococlllt, deceased. 4th Garrison Battalion—lieutenant Richard Sparrow Redman, from the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Vardy, who ex- . changes. Sth Ditto—Ensign Thomas Stephens, from the sth Foot, to be Ensign.vice Hagarty, who exchanges ; James Hudson, (lent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, promoted iu the 67tli Fuot ; James Scott, Gent. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Burton, appointed to the 36th Foot. 6th Ditto—Captain Charles Holland Hastings, from the 824 Foot, to be Major, vice Stanhope,a;pointed to the 50th Foot ; Lieu tenant Henry Ruelkin, from the blbt hi 001 tolit . Lieutenant, vice Taylor, who exchanges 4Dominick French, Gent. to be Ensign, vice O'Neill, promoted in the 6.d 7th Ditto—CaptairiDavid Ogilvie Stewart, from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Matiltall, vilio exchanges ; Lieutenant Robert Bland, Oars the 30,h Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice Annt•sley, who excleuk;es ; T. A. Hamilton, Gent. to be .Quarter Master, vice Marshall, appointed to the 85th Foot, 2d Royal Veteran Battalion—A saistant Surgeon Thomas G. Wil liams, front the 69th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice, Brady promoted. 1 Canadian Fensibles-- Fairfax, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Marshall, promoted. STAFF. Assistant Commissary James Toole to be a Deputy Commissary of Aceompts to the Ferces. Extra Assistant Commissary John Jones to be an Assistant Com missary to the Force. strviog in Ireland, vice O'Meara, appoint ed to the Commissariat in England. The King's 9erman Legion. itt Regiment of light Dragoons—Cornet Lewis Kranchtnberg to h.: Lieutenant, vice Linsingen, promoted. RILITIII4 in the Gazette of die 19th ;ilea* 4th Garrison Battalion. Foe,Lieutenant Lord Fitzroy J. X. Someract, front the 4:i r pen s te be Captain, &c. Read Lieutenant Lord /aka Somerset, from the 74 Lick D r , r3 to be (.:aptain, &c. ORDNANCE OFFICF, APRIL (23. Medical Establishment for the Military Departm ents of the Ordnance. Second Assistant Surgeon Stephen Cuddy to be Anistant Swim vice Groves, deceased ; Joba Ireland, Gent. t o be S.eond sistant Surgeon ; Cyvil Hicks, Gent. to be IlitZo. alit a tiKd 20, 180t1. DIVMENDS. April 19. Robert Pringle, lat.. of Nortirlmberland,trcet,ia tk Strand, and afterwards of Kingston, Min.'ica, jewell er V a L.. ac Guildhall, London. April 1:t. I itaiiphry Pope, of natcliff C 1066, •Nrtilaksex, vietta lcr, at twi•lve, at quildliaU. April 16. V. 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Patent Antlscorbutic Drops, with a blstrit it:k stanw,i:• . • les of ss. did. druble bottles 10s. and larger 11. 2s. duty inch:tied. As allowance on taking half a dozen. CHING'S VA.T.t. WURAI LUZLI\ GES. MO Parents, Guardians, and others who 1.-. re the Care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be to. s:rea g t 7 recommended. Worms are a disease fem children net destroy the appetite, weaken the nrzana of digestion, pro..Z.lcepai ft in the stomach and bowels, deprive the batty of its r.ourishtnens. occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of grew th, and are the cause of the most elarttaii7 which too okra terminate in death. Nor are their effects less severe on grown per. sons ; by ulcerating the sumach and b4w:ls, ti:ey are ofiea the cause of lingering complaints, which prose fatal a: Ls t, and subject the patient to the most excruciating fits of :lolly and distress. i childhood, every dis::ase with which a child is aflicted is also bigh ly exasperated by them. The certain! , twar.d safety bah et their prevention and cure, by the v.ho7e mltilcint., 11 so fully established. to the satisfaction of the Public, by the tcs;!:r.ony of tile first and most kading chara:teri of the Nubility. rr.'. of others of high re spectability, who have witnessed its remal:atile ems la their own familes, that it is o:tly necessary to obs.n.e, this is the periad of etc sea :en when such a medicine ea srfit to be given to ciffl.'ren and ot!zrs, to prevont any attack of this cr,r—:laint. . _ vilt . olesalca , ...l re: ail, at r‘n„: it.liticr's,lCa. 4, Cheapside, C.rner of Pate:-.1.-r,ter-rov; ; aixter, Edifiburzli :,r.d Glasgow, a-. 1 retail, by atii:t cat , iitry lat.x.2s, at ts. 91. andh Vutc L..t!(•tib, COLDS, ASTI-INTAS, AND CONSTIY.PTIONg. 088 EKD's 11A LS - 1.1 NI IC r.JXiii. ;or Cough Drops. '1 !Jere jualy Drops by their happy mid -,itucdiate cfr..a •ix Inca k.l;llinate Cougbi ot Ca. !'arrlis, and .3 tetvla:ey In (: , .futtption, radcr ;hem a valuable Nle(V.eile. .1: ti vvlito e:‘ l ,G L ia (Le y ar i a bl osc h d our (23unlv c rwtt:. tlity vs to catch cola, ard Hat from this enklorigioart , a nrllt of ei',..afet, as Aftlerna, Pain: , in t!ic (:!-. 11, Offeni:ve Drr..a•!i, li.ii.in:r.tation of the Largo, and Cor.ftirnr:;c:l, wiilt a I , irr, :tain rf ev:ls—ilo head of a Fa• roily thcoll iia down without a final fu-,:ply at lelft, of :his al. aloft inftantln , ..ou9 remedy. 11:any thonfand reifons can trolly tl:e 1 appy .11;..is they have received from it, when every other 'edical Clittance hod filled. A CAUTION. °Verve Ole name of K. ,:utter. N 0.4. Ch-apfi,le, is er.gravni nn a black ftamr, which iu alzed to each bottle ; all others art coutcsfeits. Sold at Mr Butler's, No. t, Chropnde corner of Prernofta. raw; And Wait by Crifp. Ccrner of Orin; Gartleu‘: Chrk, 269 , , Borat:gh; IV:r..Baxter,Fdilsorvh and Glejor: : aad may he had of mott CouLtry Wilder , . in lw , rl. 712 2. f).l an'e H./ DI L. I iNS, CHI t a, est.:. DR. STEERS S OPODELPO'. In the Stamp round each bottle are enpraved the word< " F. Yew. bery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and tlaole without this diflin.::ioi;-are frorions. IHE fucceis of this Niedi,line bens given life tcra great number of c Junterfeits, as well as to a satiety of fribrocations, nets, Lisimente, iszc See. ionic of wl.irh ate fo hot and ftrong, as often to excoriate, to caafe blilter,, ur often to contract the finews ; and others are fo weak as to he of nu (ilea :—but this Opodeldoc, by its harpy cora:n -th/11, by the union of efficacy and faf.ty, will ever maintain its wonted eminence and lesperiority. By its warm, pesecranhe and attenuating qualities, it is a molt excellent retuedi for exter nal rheumatifins ; and by its ftrengthaning powers, it free-dill- re. Roux the parts which arc irjursd by bt Wks and (plains ; it is of great fersice I:1 cramps, or numbt , efs ; in iliffnefs or weakr.efs of he joints; as aria in promoting circulation in the End's when in a paralytic date : it is likcwifc particularly fuccefsful in Cid;hl dry, and if ufed lo time, will prevent their breaking, but: in this cont.. pl ,int a little of it should be diff , lved in a fpdon,and applied warns. Sold only by F. N-wbery and Sons, No 4s, Sc. Was, 4 darts from the coach way from Cheapfide, London, puce is 6d each Lot tie, duty it:clewed ; anti by their arrintslent. by Bacon and Co. shford-flrcet IVali Old-bond firret ; Bayley and Co. Crack, rpor itreet ; Ward, Middle-row, Holbnrn ; Clarke, liorouLh High itreet ; Randall. Royal Exchange ; Dicey and Sutton, BIY.V Chart& yard; and Harris, corner of Ludgate-arca. •14,0 ' . . , • ~, oil' r - • i iffoc: . dtt • 1- "- It o • - P 4- • r , :,:;" ~ - • 5ta.:10,1;.1 60 , n4 l( ) Room , •o 10 "VW WOO Tickets. 21341 Sharc 'ticket - • g B AA N EsTAB. lsaiD OF, Itneh,distaote frog Immo of Coacher Orgreat imProve m emeettu The Fel elate of health. Letters (pear' Geldm.equarc,...ot This daY W al The] A COLLEC enadated fr tßen w re .transl take bi tlbe Co ! 1401 °a" Ituij Aid Mat; of ti Lambe : Plitt itobilsoo, 3.1 Win, mid (A or (WEN'S seripdan c Os an alphabet' Wines: With 4sther, In the se Beats, &a acs. Britain. Printed for 'Nerd and Lai Of who& I OWEN's bound togetbe jUGAR 'lll6 ct AN INc ••• The at immediate Li other nitittri, ; and he iiitsation of t' jious to the 1 London t '►here may h ded ; being and Mr. Cd TILE TilW rplE this Ise SUrttlte to 1 great lent! manner as laryed and Official 1.). Printed Cu. }:schange street, P. . Of wh price Is. I itOn the 1 Car 1 AT I Li tali 4 Diver Ponr-1 Aditn: Swindlir Rherarit Knight and imt . quiry parathre turruni Print , of all ( • 431/11 1 77 - OLAS INS o f foleat ie W :111-13.°48111112" l and 13 to this Ei totrlre leg= Peters, Itri itige;eciensand] • reitaitatte* Room A l wavecote*,f2-1--"7 IMPORTACT THE Advantage the Public trs,:st always derivk from regularly teucated pn fes,ional men direct:.: , a7most excl-!sively their studies to me sleeks of inziatly,w - - , t A er :owe clearly demonstrated that . sby the tireNampled s':cc,ss which hes attimled the administration c f their n, c. ter. ?y, and the dinary cures it has performed. Jr'r: youre, le•tra. CU R I:1F. anj Co. Surgtors, formerly in !.i, 1 . ,10j• :y's service, hate made the Venereal Ihsc:,se the particular chject of their irvott ration, and are hu.ppy is havir,g ei.;c.,vered a medicine superior to mercury in-the cure of that complaint ;it is ;efficient to el ., .rave that tha ef:ern. of this remedy are diatnetrie;dly orpo.iie to tiles: of inerrmy, for though it completely eradicates every vestige. the virus, in its Most confirmed stages, yet it does inn in the It apt injure the constitution ; en the contrary, it nmova•es the syitern ice as its natural functions, promotes allpcti , ,e ' and ges: ion : thus instead of reducir.g a stmt g and viloretts constitt . .- ii,,:- to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre. , serve; that constitution in its p!.mitive slate, but restores a 5v....;!. sad debilitated (Jae to its natural .2trerrth an , l vinottr. Nuirtht less instances are on rescm rocord of the v.:prior efficacy of thi• medicine, i 7; hdlerent and sp , !cifx virtnes actirg as a perpetu.l corrective to bodily y , whether prf.ceediug front an cue::: f conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more imidions, thowzi , not less destructive, indulgence of.incautious youth-of both sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the con sc trence of this solitary , vice, shore arc none more afilicting than that distrf,sing state of debility and de ' ficiestcy which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the unhappy suffi.rer broods over hi, misfortune, ashamed to seek tr lief, instil he is reduced to suet a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. such persons it nrest be a consoliug reflec tion to knew, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of tre.enum, he restored tit that greatcst of all human blessings, a stn,r,l-, manly and vigorous com-tttution. In all cats of debility, deficie::cy, from whatever cause arising, as well its it, every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sea with the greateA secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton arden. Patients in the country describing the particelms of their complaints, by letter putt paid, enclosing a rank note, will have. the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Gardon• LoNroN: Printed and published by LEVEL KENT, o: Can tf Timmy Place, Larnbab) at the STAR-Or:ter No. 1, Carer street. Published ILPSO die STAR-Or r "itrip.94lol G° N-a vats& be der Thar: eteausi from a Veg.: , with t risk a big pi' tain fituall Sol eon ; Hall 'skeet skips mowAliii