Star. — London, England, 1814-04-18 00:00:00

IVIILITARIt PROMOTIONS. I ((Frain Saturday bligites Gazette.) c)FFicti OF ORDNANCE, Apau. 13. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second lieutenant Henry Palliser to be rinse Lieutenant, vice t; ro rge Monte , dkceag,eil Secolt.l Lieutenant Edward D. Hawkins to be First Lieutenant, .. vice E. Raynsford, removed to the Line. Second Captain H. Onsiow to be Captain, vice Hardy, deceased. First lieutenant R. Duport to be Second Captain, vice Onslow. Second lieutenant Henry L. Darnel to be First Lieutenant, vice Dupor. First Lieutenant and Adjutant James A. M'Leod to be Second Captain. Corps of Royal Engineers. Pim Lieutenant ileury Cardeve to be Second Captain, vice Pitts, . - killed to action. Second Captain Alexander Frazer to be Captain, vice Parker, killed in action. Fir-t Lieutenant Anthony Marshall to be Second Captain, vice Frazer, promoted. First I .ietttenant George F. Thomson to be Second Captain, vice Filkiugton, dismissed the Service. Carps of Royal Sappers and Miners. Patrick Johnson and Jas. Adam, tents. to be Sub-Lieutenants. Art Kitty of the King's German Legion. tdvraid Hartmsnn, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Drech leri *muted. Secoetilesprain Andrew Clewes is be Captain, vice Slimpber, killed is action. Fltst Liettrensit Ernest Luebow to be 2d Captain, vine Clewes. ipiewiensnt Henry Hartmann to be Farst Lieutenant, vitt Lebow, promoted. Commissions signed by the I,ord Lieutenant of the County of Berks. tiiiiiia—Rtehard Isherwood, EMI. to be Capt; Edward Per ils.) Eiq to be data, by Brevet • John A in, Gent. to be Linoleum; Stephen Judd sad diaries Greeubead, Gents. to r be surgeons. • rrst Regiment of Local. Militia--Jere Bunny, Joseph Sneer, William Brionsaiu Lambe, and JOhn Coveter, Gents. to be Lieutenants; 'John Coveter, John Henry Paibury, Thomas Parsons, Simon Peek, Charles Hatton, Chatles Baiter, Gents. to be &ova. 2d Regiment—'rhanis Frederick Sowdeti, Charles Hindi., and John Higgs, Esirs. to be Captains; Joseph Young, Joh!' Bally, Charles Williams, John Winch iurnbans, Gents. to he I.leu tenants ; and John Winch Burnham, Gent. to be Ensign 3d Regiment.—Edward Scheener, Esq. to be Captain; William Belcher, and Frederick Cowslade, Cents. to be Lieutenants, by brevet; Robert Robinson, Gent, to be Ensign. let Berks Cavalry—Polwar Craven, Bartholomew Wroughton, Esqrs An be Ca/rains; John Miller, Gent. to be Lieutenant, and William Clarke, Gent. to be Comet. 1/loodley Cavalry—Edward Goidine, Jun. Genes to be Cornet. Commission in the Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners, signed by the Lord Warden of the Stannaries. The Right Hon. Francis Birl of Yarmouth to be Colonel Com mandant, vice Lemon, decassed. Commissions signed by the Vice Lleutenet of the County of 1 Surrey.-Ist Regiment of Royal &Orr" Minna. Charles Frederick Lyster, Richard Michant Muggaidge, and William Molls, Gents. to be Ensigns. COMMI6IOOII3 in the South Hants Battalion of Militia, Arad by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants. George Willis, Esq. to be Captain ; Ensign Pulteney'Poole Shen burnt to be Lieutenant, vice Adiam, 'navy& Consmivions in the -Itropaliire Regiment of Militia, signed by the I .ord Lieuenant of the Comity of Salop. ,Lientenant William P:got to be Captain, vice Smitb, appninted to the Line; Ensign William larkinstall to be Lieutenant, vice Pigut. Commission, in the Fife.hire 341ida, signed by the Lord Lirs. tenant. rnsign Charles Graham: to be Lieutenant, vice Arthur, appoint ed to the 99d Foot ; Assktant-tiurgton baits Moor Graham, of the ;n1 South Down Militia, to be Surgeon, viee Mtn- ales, dec-astd. Conuninions slimed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. St ford Regiment of Load Miltrla. Robert Sheffield ; Esq. to be Major; aid lames Platt, Esq. to be Captain. Lincoln Regiment. William Knight, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Cotntnissions signed by the l'.ord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of I.ancasier.—l st Battalion. Joseph Fie Eden, E.g. to he Captain ; Samuel Heel's, Richard Blundell Msworth', William Hod ' iton, and lames Barrow, Gents. to be I ; leullenants ; 'Thomas Butler, William Breedon _ Hoggart, and James Lick, Gems. to be Ensigns. Second Battalion. John Jones, and John Flower Morgan; Gents, to be Ensigns. Sd Battalion, Prince Regent's Own Regiment Gf Royal Lanca shire Militia. John irking Jc.trett, Gent. to'be Lieutenant ; William Town, George Mew,natn, and Wm. Taylor, Gents. to be Ensigns. Blackburn Higher Division Regiment of Ladcashire Local Dixonltiiilitia Robinson, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Leyland and Ormskirk Regiment. John Modell, J. G. Swaisson, Thomas Clay, and William Har rison, Gaits. to be Lieutenants; Joseph Berry, and Edward Guy Dean, Gents to be Ensigns. Livo.rpuoi Regiment. Joseph Langtnn, Thomas Oldfieki Cooper, and Edward Foacreft Doran, ii.grs. to be Cantains ; Bazil Eccles, Jobs gawky, Richard V. Vates, and aurisLias Garusit, Gents. to be Liat teuaws. Manchester Regive. ent. Henry Cardwell . and John Brown, Estirs. to be Captains; • Na thaniel Whittrnbury, Joseph 'iirm Faulkner, Edwin Ford, Tsigujainin Kictardson, aud Chas Mawsotn, Gems. to be Lieutenants. • Trafford and Wilma Regiment. John Lnyhtici. Esq. to be Major ; William Lewis, John Greases, and Isaac Dixon, E-qrs. to be Captains; John Phillips, Isla. to be dotto, by Brevet; '1 homes Bowman, William A , kinsonl Woodburne, Robert Needham, and W. Charles... Jones, Gents. en be Lieutenants ; Ferdinand soutbam, Gene to be ditto, by - Brevet ; William Liegh and Bents Woodbarae, Gegs. to be Insige.s. Warrington Regiment. • • Joseph Parr, jun. Etc. to be Captain; John Haddock, O. to Le Lieutenant. Wigan Regiment. Thomas I.egh, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colsnel-Conunandant ; Rowland Stephenson, Esq to be Major ;avid Rees ! Esq", to be Captain ; Lanes Birdsall, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Conicniv.ions in the M or Southern Regiment of Oxfordshire Local Militia, signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. iota' 'thatcher, F.dwud Stant, and Will:ant Clapp, Gents. to be Lieutenant.. Es NA TA. —ln the list of killed and wounded in last Saturday's Gazette, for Easign Ross Hood, '4th Foot, tread Ensign Ross Flood ; 'and in ~be next gin fur . rotes Kingston read James Hangston. - - NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Captain Prickett to the 'Fraser. Captain Hanchett is re-appointed to the Diadem. Lieutenant Thomas Sayer to the Nymphen. Lieutenant the Hon. Orlando Bridgeman to the Colmstfs. Venttenent. George Green to the Warrior. Lint. Jackson, of the Hebrus, to the rank of Commander. Mr. Davies, to be Master of the Vestal, in the West :tidies. Mr. Wm. Bowden, Purser, to the Electra. Mr. Thomas Thomas, Purser, to the Fervent. Mr. Marcher, of the Termer, to be Purser of the Kangaroo: Mr. Soady, late Clerk to Rear-Admiral Martin, to be Purser Of the l'eazer. Mr. Edward Retor t to be Purser of the Tamar. Mr. James Heaton, of the Jamaica, to be Purer of the Princess. Mr. Alexander Bell, of the Comet, to be Purser of the Fowey. Mr. Y. Falls, late Atialttant Surgeon of the Eurotes, to be i Foxhound. ring pat•ed for Lientaannts last week at Ports wly and W. Cartwriphit, Conquest/4ot ; H. Colgu- W. Heater, Gladiator; K. Turabrlll, Electra; and 1. Amedey, Earossa • I. Jenkins, Junon ; J. LI rgess4aLil Q. blsephazds Prises.. ititgeon of the '1 he foilevain mouth: M. t vl -• • . boon, De free ; 1. Macpher.on • Gilitises,Hipar ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Hil Royal Highness the Prince Regent.has been pleased to ap point the Right Hun. Francis Lord Napier to be his Majes• y's Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Hls Royal Higbne•s hat also been pleased to presen % the Rev. Frederick Ricketts, M.A. to the Rectory of Eckington cu u- Killamarsh, Derbyshire, Void by the death of the Rev. Christo pher Alderson. 1 he Rev. Dr. Chi fy Master of Sidney %ewe College, and Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, is appointed Chaplain in Or dinary to hi+ Majesty. Charles It Elsky, B. A. of Petin-house College, Cambridge, is elected a Fellow ut that Society. Rev. G. E. Hanmer, soy of Sir T. Hanmer, Bart. is presented to the rectory cf Oventone, Northamptonshire. Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Newport, Isle of Wight, to the rectory of the parish of St. Helen's, vacant by the death of the Rev H. Oglander, formerly fellow of New college. Rev. Chart.. Prowett, to the vicarage of Happisborgh,Norfolit 'l•he Rev. John Chaloner to the living of Newton-Kyme, near Tiolcaster, in the room of the Rev. H. Wray, deceased. 'l•h Rev. Joseph Bradshaw, A.B. is inducted to the valuable Re tor ofyilm‘low, in Cheshire, on the presentation of the Rev. John Uowes, one of the Fellows of the Collegiate Church, Nieriebester. . The Rev. John Vander Meulen, L L.B. of Messing, is ap pointed by the Lord Bishop of London, to the office of a Priest in his Majesty's Chapel Royal. Rev. George Crabbe, LL.B. to the Rectory of Trowbridr, void by the cession of the Rev. Gilbert Beresford. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Harvey, of Sewstern, Leicestershire, horse-dealer, corn factor, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Edward Waters, late of the parish of Merthyrtldfyl, Glamorgan shire, shopkeeper, to surrender April 27, 28, and May 28, at eleven, at the ihar Inn, rowbridge. Attornies, Mr. Gre gory, Clement's Iron, London ; or Mr. Bassett, Bouvelstone. *Albert Pearson, of Skelton, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, April 23, 214, and May 28, at eleven, at the Saracen's Bead • Coffee-hou-e, l'ork. Attorntes, Messrs. Bed awl Brodrick, Blow Church-yard, London ; or Messrs. Brook and Bulmer, 'Fork. Skin Mattbewman, of the Lee Bridge Mills, near Halifax, Yovit shire, cotton-spinner, dealer and ehapinaii, May i 1•2, and 28, at eleven, at the Saville's Arms 1t,,., Elland. Attornies, N.r. Net lefold, No. 20, Norfolk-street, Strand, London; or Mr. Alesander, Halifax. John I'hilhpsou Stoboe, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, money-scri vener, dealer and chapman, May to, 1 1, and :48, at eleven. at the Turf Hotel, Newcastle-upon- I yne. :Stun tite-, Mr. ley, New Bridge street, London; or Wlr. Forster, Newcastle upon-1 yne Thomas Islip, of Coningiby, Lincolnshire. vie:ostler, dealt r and chapman, April 29, 90, and May 2s, at eleven, at the Green Deavin Inn, Boston. Atrorrett*, Messrs LodtmetSn and Ha 1, • Secondaries-dike, Temple, London; er Mr. Peter 'Custard, Boston. I John Smith, of Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, May 3, &Call, May 4, and 28, at ten, at the bull's Head Item Bradford. Atiornars, Mr. James Edge, No. 9, Norfolk-street, Strand, Lotid,,n ; or Mr. Brogden, Uradtord. William Hewitt, late of Polesworth, , Warwickshire, grocer, dealer amid chapman, May 4, at eve, May IL and Ye, at eleven, at the Melt of Bacon Inn, Wschnor Bridge, Stallbedshire.- Attornies, Mr. Frederick To:ner. No. 5, 1114ontsbury somee, London; or Mr. John lieeley,44 DIVIDENDS to to made at (JUIL.DIHAI.L. May 7, Joseph Cowell, of Brydges street, Covent-Garden. vreollen-draper, at twelve. May 7, John Ganible, of St. Next'., Hontingdoushire, paper-maker, at twelve. May 7, Jahn Eyre, Broad-street, a: twelve. May 14, Ma. th. w linty, George-street, blinories, gunstoek-maker, at twelve. May 7, John Walter the younger, Shad Mantes, anchor-smi:h, at twelve. May 7, John Grua:libelist, of Lawrence Pouliot)* hill, merchant, at twelve. May 7, litchasil Baker, A:agate Hik,h-ttret., china and hardware man, at twelve. May 14, John Kitlwell,ot Rochester, upholder, at one. May 14, Ldwaral Scott, Lynn, grocer, at one. July 23, Richard Sergeart, of slough, Bucks, carpenter, at one. May 17, Wm. Wood, Three-Oak-lane, Herteydown, cooper, at ten. May 7, Robert Collin, Union-court, Broad -street, and Kauston-ball, boil ler, at coie. May 7, Wm. Classy, St. Matt Axe, merchant, at twelve. Mary 7, Wm. Webb, Westminster-Br:rise-road, cual rnerchao., at ooe. May 7, George Henry Browne, John-street, Bedford-rowocrevet , er, at one. May 7, F..isabeth Janes ay, of lattigati•-street, toy ware.house-keeper, at twe.ve. May 7, Narita aiel Lucas sad Cesarle* Berke, l'ancras-latte, merchants, at one. Mey 14, John Luke, Citeispude, boot and shoe-maker, at ten.- May 7, Charles Adams, ('anima-lane, merchant, at twelve. May to, Jacob James Lester and Robert Woolcombe Lester, Rather. hake, mast and sail-withers, at one. May to, John Frederick schroder the younger, Crutctied-Ft tars, merchant, at otie. At Glasgow, the rejoicings for the downfal of Bo• NAPARTZ were tinustiall) brilliant and characteristic. On Monday, when the full extent of the punishment which had overtaken him was made known, an Oil' , y of the upstart was paraded through the streets, an d,i instead of the decorations of the Legion of Honour, the more appropriate ornament of la halter graced hi 3 neck. White Hags were eve' y where displayed, and loud acclamations proclaimed the public satisfaction in all directions. A general illumination took place l in the evening, anJ large bonfires were also lighted up at short distances in the streets, the fuel for wllich was supplied by the Magistrates. Several waggon- loads of coals were consumed in this manner, at the junction between King-street and Jamaica t'.l rect. Bands of mask paraded the streets in all directions. Rejoicings of various kinds have already taken in different parts: at Gloucester the Lihabitan . s illuminated on Monday last ; at Wclshpoul, same day, frevera.l sheep were roas ed, and afterwards dis tributed to the populace. At Whitchurch the French 'prisoners, in testimony of their satisfacton, hoisted the white cockade. At Oxford, on Tuesday, the Uni versity and City were most brilliantly illuminated. The colleges were extremely splendid and many ap. prOpriate transparencies and devices were exhibited hi various parts tithe city. At Cambridge, the loyal ty was never more brilliantly dispirited than en Tues day—one general feeling of exultation seemed to per.. wade the heart of every individual. Immense multi tudes, both of the Members of the University and of the lnhabitaats of the Town, paraded the streets, or namented with a profusion of white ribbons. Already are the expences attendant upon war in the way of diminution. The war taxes, such as Convoy duty, &c. which enhance the price of imports, and in crease the charge of our exported manufactures, cease at once with the termination of the war. The prodi• gintis expenditure of the Army, Navy, and other great national objects—Loans and Subsidies to other Powers —the maintenance of foreign Prisoners, and a multi tude of other expences, must also either necessarily cease instantly, or be speedily reduced. hot the pre sent year, indeed, a sacrifice will he required, to clear oe the numerous incumbrances attendant upon the close of so arduous and so prodigious a struggle; but it will be sweetened by the knowledge, that it is the last, and that It is comparatively nothing to what only three months more of hostilities would have eatailed upon us. The Commissioners of Taxes for London have re quired from all West India Merchants returns of the names and places of abode of all residents in Great Britain for whom they act as Trustees sr Agents, or Consignees ;. and also of all persons residing in the British Plantations, or other British dominions, for , who= they act i 1 those capacitive. DIED. Monday; after a long affliction, at an advanced age, Cyprlan Bridge, Esq. late Commander ut his Majesty's Packet, the Prince of Orange, and senior Capital Burgess of Harwich. Wednesday last, aged il, the Rev. John rruwne, rector of Helmdon, Northaniptunshire, and late fellow of C.O C. Orford. At Ashford, Kent, the Rev. W. Nance, LL.II. rectur of Great Chat& and Harbledown, in that county. _ _ Aged 64, the Rev. Wm. M.A. rector of King's Swirt stead, and in the Commission of the Peace tor the counties of Worcester and Stafford!. On the 27th ult. aged IS, Mr. Henry Page, clerk of the pa-. fish of Gamlingay, Cambridge, 54 years, during which time he officiatd at 316 marriages, 1226 funerals, and 2423 baptisms. Monday, at Lxeter, Major-General Burn. January last, 111 France, Captain Redman, formerly of Broad stairs, Thanet. itis unfortunate gentleman had re. ired to enjoy the fruits of many years exertion at sca, when the expedition against Copenhagen took place; on that occasion he obeyed the call of Government, and volunteered his services to assist lo bringing home the captured ships, 7"t.e vsssel he commanded was driven by etre , s of weather, on th e Dutch oas t, w rea k e d and he made prisoner, in which unfortunate siteation he conti nued till his death. On the advance of the Allied Armies Into France, the British ptisonery had to undergo 'many fatiguing marches up the country, whais Captain Redman being unable to bear, act Ulnas Limbed, that terminated his existence. HlOl4 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To-MORROW. Morning ..... £4 minutia after 1 3tatatea after 1 otntsrcstaAtt unmans . .—CASE tot. . To Mr. 11 Gest r, No. 9, Oren. Snivey rreeti • Dana Sia, Portermseh. Avg. IS, INI!. On board oche ship Venus few HAVING beet much afflicted with Cinut, intruded with s LlVre complaints for a flu' camber Of years, and ss dietressed with weakness asid tonreattlesint, as is be kftwpdpis of attending my Regiment as a Cac tail" in the Falw4ndia cervicai I returned to this country with twins of Girlish'', a ems. *bete every means was seed for two yeses and a half ‘si.iirne theism" succes s when a friend s••nt nee one of roar Pane, lititee I foiled Caw to, of Mr.Haynan, needy mom tip my ems. which induced me to attend yes. in a few days was mach relieved, and in two mon+, sisitssak restored as to be enablai to resume my usual cirevtios, truth of my Cale may be seen on the books 4if the florersisilt the East-iudla Company, and by making a as pubic airosbilli yoi. will much oblige, Dear si r , Your most obedient humble Servant, It H. Statsast. (Cyst P 9, In a fwurr Paper I . -fr EVERV MAN His OWN D.:l.c By the EFFICACY of Dr. BUERHAAVE"ii IN FALIJ El E RID 141.1.,(44. Gd. only per box), perrald of either Set (alibied by the invultiThia copious dint icßs thtie: with given) are enabled so eradicate tffeetnally a Certain insidionno Disease, and fac Hiatt ills rocev.fry of health, with oast and saLty, certainty and secrecy, in a few day.. roe hidous eompiaitirl, &war, Impurity isf Blood, Ina**. than, habitual Custivtivess and• Disorders n( the Stomach wad ',notch, this Medicine is particuiarly ad ire! ; it promote.; diger don, prevents an accumulation of Ede, and will remove a train of disorders that result from a confined state of the hgwels. Stetß ness and head-ache produced from bile oa tbestimierb, ate re moved lath. e.ie; and it is learticularly recommended to dean who li v e ly, to persons going abroad, and should sty* ho omitted after any excess. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, td, Strand, Loam ; A. Niulie North Bri,!ge, Edinburgh; and all Medicine Venders • GENI3INE h TH E following MEDIC ed genuine of E. EDWARI Hdl's Balsam of Honey 3 F.saunce of Waterdock 3 6 Hallam's BiliOas Pills 2 9 Wessel's I.?..mit, I Drops f 9 Malthall's C . rat e I I _ _ _ _ Church's Cough ramps 2 9 Amb .yea Tooth Puwder 2 6 Corn tvele.Orientaleordial 4 8 W'itioveoVeleh'd Pills 2 Keyter's Prlis 6 Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Newton's Thoth Powder 2 Church's Pectoral Pills 114 Walsh is Antipertursie 2 II Coltsfoot Los. I 1 Malmo& Lotion 4 6 Vlrcs Speeille Remedy 1 The above (those vQth the rtai of 111.„Edviatds, 68, St. Paul's, had every other Pr•-• , and Publl !Abe ra' Aswan :e to To lEIMCINES. :INES can only be pretet% ,Ds, es, St. losiereCioaseleptelt IJuniper 80, Peppers'. II till R mite( Itestredillee )4 • Robberdes Cairyiti Drops I 9 I *Jac per Esrslietntyro)ell II 4 •Speedtaisn's Pills : . •Spilibuty's Drupe ' 9 •Gieencourlol Lamps Il{ °lnglis's Scots kills 1 at salt sr Lenses ___ *4 • *Singlevies Eye Oim. - a •GodbelT4 BAhtafil ' 1$ 0 . lienif. Might& Ti * • Hnoper% P Art 1 11 Esst•nee at' lir uce 3 • Derabir Talk 1 I •Neett.% Drops Cheltenham Sans is -is r estered; will Isom rtt the •taillp f whose damn% be 1r Nied c,fle. • lerch.int, amt DIXtiN AN* ItIU.IJU I ILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothem,. - . SIR -1 take the earliest opportimiii aetitsaint you that I have received the roost vrinhesislbeaellit Inas the use of your PIXON'S AN risti.imis pu.A.sowhich I MP► vied with me to Jamaica, and all these friends ha VIVA' f slim* bated them have experimed the same salutary benefit ; AEI de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used Se that rummy, fee Bilious and other citraplaitts. The following we mauves of sent. ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the ingest eels( from your Diasn's Atitibilious ;—Chstles 'Caviar. Esq. Is. twoca; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Wooded, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton Esq. Seveams la Mar, ditto; J. Smith , Esq --Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliaton„ ditto ; Mr. Walker, Pert Morant, ditto ; J. Perillsiess, Esq. Seat River d tto ; Mr. Mullein, ditto; J. hare, F_sq Smut's; O. P. Pol et, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Golilenith, King-tea, diem; Mr'. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Wooditif, Spanish Town; Id& many other persons -4 the first respeotability.—Sir, year ones obedient servant, THOMAS HAW ROl.floif the Sautes. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Enitier's,s,Cheappkie,Currsr of St. Paul's Churds-Yard; by Sharp and Basin, Portsaouth; Jones, Weston, Alinutt, and Mallory, Porters; HA liebnates„ and Harding, Garin; Coleman and J:tcob, Sheeruese • Peek and Ross, and Turner, Hun; Holland, Cookwarthy,NeAknon, and Gilbert, Plyaseoth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney arty Co 13/Itentngham ; Staines, Lynch, and Atkins"; Maticistster: frewns.ut, Cuter; Batter and . I .i'Donald, Glasgow ; Bierman& Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Ssvnitesi, la:saner -1 Edwards and very, and ninnige and Lahbuty, liverp,ol; Neal: and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton; Robert. nevi Ralf, Oslo tenhint; and retail by most Country Medicine Vaiders, iu hoses at 21 9d. and as each. NO Disorders hive contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those whittle OW the consequence of unguarded plea.ure. Pro* of every rank pap adorarton to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the COMiitetalla has been tainted by Direase; a rerovation en stability ia inchipter. sably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted out practite Mb the extlusive treatment of the following Disorklers, and the no cessful result of our plan gives us altilltwoal ardour t 6 oppose,* far as we are able, the ravages of aloe Complatnrii witch arc rho most important in the catalogue set thinran lidinunin. Akar in itietien into every branch, as 14ery surgeons, we funned a with, at an early period of practice, to rescue teditiduals from the ig norance of uneducated men, or the equally &use ous precipitancy of general Pract4inutri. The Disorders to the tote nt which we have devoted our ats minion, emptiest &el Species of Veiniest Infection; all hinds of Debility, Whether arirng front the habits of school boys, or the it dulgencles of maturer age; that derangement of the System in Women, which is calk d Fsarrentino or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleas, Obstructiohs in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, $351 which have banded the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment effectuady and perms. needy cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pan and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the appheres thin of the Lunar Caustic. In the course or our extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of S I RIC have bees and are daily unller our care, the total t radtcaelon of winds is cf.. fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious wide aerie superb/ to any ether yet adop ed. The weakneas, rslatation, and deka. lity, proceeding front this complaint are speedily rem:.sttl, assn the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But wkere the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in oar restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revive he slum. beting sparks of life, and to reanimate the coneritution. Numerous DlStllste are the result of ignorance or bane in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not %infrequently hap pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the imineration or an unguarded hour. By a superior method stick comp:aim re easily cured; and even where others 1 ave failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical re-establuhment. lew, lune ever, , are the canes of complicated distress in this eliet.rder, eons. pared with he calamitous siteation of nee, who, front as, hidub gence in a soutary vice, or the prevaltra gladie, of a frshionshie life, acquire that state Of debility which is the unavoidable come quence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy queerer broods over his misery. but carefully conceals his ntHornems, it may be some consolation for him to know, that although it b.: ar. object of doubt or uncertainty wi.is other Practitioners, the re moval of these deficiencies by the gradeal piegress ef is the acquirement of our raperience. If the rites of batch... •ir Vents have berm to reduce manly e:gotir, much anxiety wilt be prevented by an early counteraction of this lauguld state, and. In these cases no great difficulty will occur. Married Women, who have long been diseppoOned'in Imo expectations of a family, may be assured, that to most iustauces, such detects are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which is m esser.tial to oar nndereeing, and the qualifications which we have presumed to state, form the beds of our pretensions. and in cMitcidetice with such this intonstois is given, that Messrs. Currie rod Co. may 1w consulted by Pt dents of either sea with the greatest secrecy and Istmour, a: their House, No. 107, Haitomgarden. Patients in the Country are requested to rate the partienbea of their case, age, and central habit of living, and erteltriete a :e -minence for advice and Medt:ines, when the same will be ova or vent to any part of the Kingdom. CURRIE sal Ca. Sanaa, Ns. 1117, ffettown.rd.l%. LONDON: Pr mei by I.rm K r Plat/ e 14243: i prigisied and 14 t!et Star :Ace, Tosi,!le SANDWICH' StSSIONS, APRIL 14. THE KING V. MAJOR WILLIAM CORDON. Major Uri/tiara Gordon, of the 24 Dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays, was indicted for the murder of a man named Gregory, a private in the same regiment. The facts were Shortly these :—On . the 25th March the regiment received a route for Portsmouth to em bark, and on parade, before it left Ramsgate Bar racks, the deceased was drunk, and behaved with great, ipsolence to the non-commissioned officers.— This was reported to Major Gordon, who desired that no notice should be taken of it, and that the man should be marched in custody of the rear guard., When the troop was leaving the Barrack-yard, jor Gordon was standing near, when he saw that the corporal of the rear guard had not drawn his sword, and being asked the reason, he said it was left at Deal to be ground. At the same time the deceased, Gregory, rode up to Major Gordon, and insisted upon knowing why he was confiued ? to which the Major replied—" Go on, you are drunk, Sir." The roan denied it, became extremely insolent, and the Major drew the man's sword with some diffictilty, with the intenti:in of giving it to the corporal. The deceased, during this time, curled in his horse, and the Major, to compel the animal to go forward, struck it two or three times with the flat side of the sword, but with out eflect, at the same time ordering the wisher to march on. Compliance was refused, and the de ceased, as appeared from the testimony of most of the witnesses, turned the head of the horse sharply towards the Major, who lifted tip his hand at the same ;astern, either to protect himself from the 1 arse, or to wave the sword, the more strenuously to express ha command to the man to march. The motion of the man and horse unfortunately brought 121 e body 4 the former upon the point of the weapon, which had been newly ground for foreign service. Tire blade pene trated the body of the deceased 14 inches. So instan taneous was the accident, that Major Gordon and Captain Bush, wh r was with him., did not know that the roan was wounded,. until they saw him change col .ur and the blond flow from his side. He was immedi rtefy conveyed to the hospital, where he died; and N1...j0r Gordon surrendered himself to the civil power, ',dein.; desired that a Magistrate sh.ad be .sent for. The principal testimony against the Major was the bugle.m in of tl:e Rutland Militia, who, swore, that when the man was wounded, the Major thrust out his arms with considerable violence. to give the hl..w ; but this statement was unconfirmed, re. cepting in a very slight degree. Major Gordon re ceived a most excellent character from General Craw ford, Lord George Beresford, the Honamrahle Mr. Cocks, and many other Gentlemen, for humanky, temperance, aod forbearance, which had been , most particularly displayed at the time the Major was at FltiVersfield, dutin„,r , the riots in thArneighbouthood. The Jury acquitted - him of murder, but brought In a verdict of" Manslaughter," they being of opinion that the Major had used the sword incautiously. The Court fined him £5O, which was inameiiately paid, and the prisoner was liberated. The case occupied from nil::: in the morning till nine at right. At t%e late Derby Assizes, an action was brought by Miss SOARI4nf Derby, against GUANT, Esq. now resisting in Lincolnshire, for a breach of promise of marriage. After the evidence had been gone thrpugh, the Lady obtained a verdict, subject to an ward, by which the damages have been assessed at £13501 The Westminster Sessions concluded on Saturday, when a great number of persons, committed as rogues and vagabonds, and for divers other offences, weie dischargerl by fsioclamation. Among 'others who were restored to liberty was Waihr Howard, the self created Doke of Norfolk, whose eccentricitieS have attracted general notice. He had been in confine,- ment for an assault on one of the officers of the Court of Chancery, who had endtavoured to push him out of Court, so as to free the Lord Chancellor from his .importunities. A genteel young woman was also disclw ged, named Miss Alergan, who had been come !nutted from Bow-street in consequence of a charge Fprcferred against het for constantly obiroding herself into the presence of a Gentleman, for whom, as she said, she had formed an unconquerable attachment. The Mapistrate by wha‘rn she was committed %t as on the Bench, and expressed his sorrow that she should so far forget the dignity of her sex and entreated her, for her own sake, to endeavour to forget the ob ject of her passion. Wednesday evening, as Mr. Banwm, a respectable tradesman, residing in the neighbourhood of New ington, was going along Illackfriars'-Midge, he was attacked by a set of villains, who knocked him down, and robbed him of his pocket-book, containing sun. dry hank-notes, with which th y got off To Sloane-street, the Lady of Major Assistant Quarter- Master-General, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 12th instant, at Southampton, Dr, Harness, the Medi cal Commisiioner of TramportN, and of Sick and Wounded Set men of his M.deAty's Navy, to Mrs. Liosee; widow of the late Admiral' I.lozee. _ _ _ Thursday, at &. Marin's Church, Dr Thomas F.. Munro, to Sarah, third daughter of Samuel Compton Cox, one of the Mutes of the Couit of Chancery. I I