The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-29 00:00:00

. s. . . • feel.t,:l.'ll.7rrt . _ . tp:4- atirkg . .; : t i ,N '" $ 4 I , )4tato3)-)tan. goi4r ... r• 4 l • l . W . 41 V 2 ,1'74411 A .4•• ...r . . ~-) - r • .1 f • O .`: \o. THEATRK ROYAL. DRUItIf.LAP/k ?; I i present EVENING, March ?9, their %Ink,' ie.. servants frill perform A Nex Iran I Operatic Dmeha. in three nets called, THE UNKNOWN GUEST. After which. the Kew Farce, tailed 0 4 TEN O'CLOCK. AND A RAINY-NIGHT. ~„ 1 ,, se opened at half post he n'eleci. in he- .a9l •11 7.. ; second Price So. S. 6d.; Second .• Get '14.; Second Price, h.—Upper ; scciand Pelee. tit -to A.TN F.-ROYAL. COVENT fIANI)KN. rill, I S present EVENING, March 29, will be pret.rseed, Tlw New Mole 01.44 dies JOIIN OF PA RIS, Alter vrbirh. LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. T..%liirh will be addefl. Tae New Gemini Istela-Ibronowic Roaaaoce a saFd Z EN! BUCA • OR. T:IF. NET M %KER. AN D IllS WIFE. IreJoes.tai, Itioneo ;tint Juliet. with Zeinbuco. is.; , 4c..n4 Price Ss. 64...-Pls. le. 64. s Second ?...—Lower Gallery. IN. t Second Price, Is.—Upper (;„ b.i Second Pike, 6d. 4 Pointe H', wine be bad nighlly, on application to Mr. p.m N A the Boa-ollce. A CIRCULATING LIBR•RY. TO BE SOLI). ABOUT 370 VOLUM ES of BOOKS, mostly . n o .1 14 , 0 I; cloaking of Navels, Telr,, Biorrophy, 1.110.4%, V.., T ravr ia, paean, &c. suiird for a Carsl.ols4 Library. The prke 27 Guineas. Addrr • p i yaiA. Mr. Rasher. Reading l nr Mears. Con der 111• , i Per. %I. Paul's Church.yard. London. where a Ca sly be se a. CIICAP GRIMN PAIKTS. THE following much.apprnved GREEN 11%1N are wosairartured Iv ) JAMES CREASE and Smithfield. London, and are adapted to the prom:Aims and heniiiirvina of every description of Wood nitoted t.. the weather. ea .k. of fourteen pounds each, and upwards. I. Li.iwbl. : Green, at stis• est. rtibt. which ifiextrepiely neat hi it appearance, is, f r ,, n g:•, town of its price, particularly applicable in the 11.4,01mu0u purpit.es of p:.ii.tilis I it brie; equally durable m 4t expen,ive culours. A c I Olive Green. at Is. per lb. A at Is. tid. per In. !%,vill . i.ll ()live Green, al 'b. tid. i ler lb. item Grass Green, at per lb. b.. la.. I:l4.ineniionrd Greta., frunilheir great richness and ,'.lour, Are y.a ea_ r_y tdkuletrd fur themita - r sfi .•ei door p.noting. J. C. :aid still bra lettre to state, as distiogaishinit quolitles 1 ) .iliols, tint they are linely grout d is literal J wini,ott nos itdutixture of extraneous subetsnera ; t. Solely to toccemte the weight of the Article. ,ii..•• with ns.. or odd nothiog to ilia rxretiul properties as d k. Lituved Oil, for Wailing 'Lc above Puintf, at \a, 6. .1111111 Green. fur Coniorr4, e. 111 bottles with printed Jarchow., ut ls. ud. 3.. 44 1 1 114 he;40.141 colour may Ms.. he• applied to •.thrrmn•tment,tl io-door purposvi• ; us painful% thsrer &e. _ . . iak;i.g five roods worth of the above ..doors, .If Ilvr p. r CeIII. will he allowed I to ten pound:- • , th rem. reahv motley. P lls nl.. .f eh.: Green, avi‘ lo• Nero at the inaaufnetory. irml, Paint t 1;1•, And Cullom of every tie : , ..h.roitkrofr t. row., nay of which, when required, part 14. r use. Mi•ofeeturvrw of rill saris of Vornislrev. Is. T;.r owl.. will find the chime Well %Tuohy of 'heir to them a liheral announce win be made. NFX:' IVEDNESDAY. APlttl. 3. (:01.0EN LOTfERY FF.RTAINT PRIZES or THIRTY rimui.‘ND Poul OS! At FIVE OF 10110 GUINEAS %%;11C11 WILL RE rAll) IN O 01.1). fp His', feels pin%ole in announcing the attrac • t:•••:Igid oopreeedeuteslstovelty o ( Three reriein *OlOl. • 1:1 the. vr e •ent LorrEtry eel% 15.0(14 Tickeb,, nowt r rrr, r L •rs„ 11 , 1/ea of WAX) Ttekete, ever eontatswd .•., of ::0,0001., the. houte of g gat, laree n 0... inert-wed tive•tolit : itleo„ n,. a grnieful of , ••• be h mole arclugenseuto that the rive N r: of : . !K! Goi.wa. rich Anil he paid 11.4 •••141 aPt% deduction. n Isee:.er they air sob! iit Tieltrit t either of Ills thliCei, or itt an other 0.11,e iu the Till uncoil!: COITAINS 3 PriZIN of 5t. 1 .0.011.1 arc 260.0 1 0 : 5 And Tweniv-twii oilier Capitol., &r. IhTeP Pr:: i'• or X 111,11110 V I ill rack rro•ive £i.0.000 More ! •iaki,,e Three Prize.. of d:•ll.Pollesicli, l'or fl;.:iiki, gill eneb receive 10)J (iiiiiwroi in Gold! h , oll• Driloing 5111 of (nest Mouth) April. TI: KITS awl SIT ARES ire. now no !Sale by 10 4 1 R, Coo. . 1 k , .ir s, ebnring...roe., tbo rye • et. Mid Fifteen Cloitil l'istoes, its the SUPERIOK ADVICE. T is nf l " firstt ecitiverinesine to ascertltia timf iniego siv it firm reli.uwe ma! be hle:•rr. CURRIE rind Cis.. Surerntis iif proles-hiss:ll attainments. Members of t he • ..••-re , i-r . London and Eihisbur4h. pr e . nit the ah. . 1 . *:.i %, m.. et,iterience in the Cure of Venereal . 1 1 9 0. e nehiliii" and Deficiencies which not .•-• ity 1 .,„,.„ 1 or ' f oto rt. r the matrimonial state. In the .'• enaan.o., fun servos infection to confirmed Liles; toottanwir ver. often is speedy. nod aln nys a In r.nre , , their lung newt well arranged r" rivr, tutu, ,t iistariptitnde of deci , ion that rectires fr,iin hying out of esiOciirr, or hay under • Med. mod the vital principle de.:trov ,ti id, hut imotiosi. .114ence. or a blind nnti fatal cord'. pretrt•der, •. Vii-cular It. 'nettling'. and Atnny of Immo escr , -ive indulgence, ingalidirimis • ", • °Soars 'enough's, their practice gives new life and `() lo 'he •s•tera, even in •a-r. which are verging on de , Slsi.ture and intim Jer.ingements of the Urethra they U::, of mild and dtrecinal manner. Slight and recent eases ricreal barman are turret in the Yttort period of two ~.~. ;: l'emale Sew it will he entr-olihrir In know OM Ihfl/ 1 ..1.d oillisle+ w defeut conception, and trio cnnesibi:it felicity. —lf, Iv treated with e.tahles, drlicney, and inviolable to and Co. may be consulted every day, at " v- I i. II .ttou-gartiest. •:I Born the c..ettscry. sialinf minutely th. co.o. • • •-•• ‘c.- and encl...ing It re 11l i l t.te.re fm Advice nod 1 •-e lunged Witt) studious attention. Lot , . "ocdca. DEBILITY, &c. - - 4 --- F . NCOURAGND by the uniform success et tending the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of a few prevulent Complaitos, which has been confirmed by the experience iit many yea' in a large tend etteosive practice—, sensible al-n, of the happ y effects resulting to the Kline from Medical Meet confining their attention to a cerium class of pis. roses Messrs. GOSS mid CO. Members of the Royal Col lege of sur,..,4ffis iii I ion, feminine to direct their studies to • those Ill.:orders arising from a secret destructive habit of in considerate Youth, which ..ot only occa.ion. it tsurner.us train of Nervous Affections, but Ms. rot dds MI its votaries all the eitervitting indweilities of old itge. In that distressing, state of Dehllity or Deficieticy, whether the consequence of such Mine , NI habits, exerssive dunking. long residence in keit climates or any other cause, by w his It the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as reittiMrly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to souod and vigorous health. I I Where tin early application is made for the Cure of a Cer tain Disorder. frequently cootracted in a mowed of inebrie ty, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of two days, sand in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterized by a variety of painful and distressing so mpt s, a pen.everance in their plan (without re bomb,' in diet or ere iTise) w ill ensure to the Patient a permanent and radical cure. The Diseases of the Urethra, is frequently conneeted with, or oriviog front the above Complains, have too escaped their attention; by an infollible rind improved plait, they lire en ablest to remove obstionte Gleeis and Strictures, whether recent •or of long duration, without resorting in the pa old on‘ng croon skre of the Caustic Bougie. :limy Meanness try invete of sevelms coolie to th few d; r the cure ad ?co boners without erne, ; and *O , be ag of a practice of 14 years, last '• of treatment has Lot, in one instuuce. ever • . , Burin;; which p-riad many thousand pertains • . • • _-• ye ex pei ieoced the ettiessiamo of thieving been -N. . after severe and hajutious methods; had been wore to sad plirpii,e. • 4 +. +-4 • tr ivied ..1,1:0,•, whose expectations of those tender pledges of conotill'al liapoin , ss have beta deft-toed, it may oho At a lilta•iii4 reflection to ;cause, that by a proper perseveranie. in then - sen,rdlet. 11w general health is :Tony:tied, road the im pediments removed. Messrs. Gust mud Cu. exclaim!, professing the cure of these particular complaint-, in order that they may not he marked by at mistaken few, with the obloquy an justly attached to the icaormit empitic• think it but justice to themselves to slate, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (rent IfiCilifS of which, front various hospitals. mud testimonials from the highest professional otoho rities, they have to convince any enquirer). That is residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other pore-, emboldern them to assert, ant their researches lowing been confined to rii•entes already enumerated. they bold out ri certainty of tenisention In such iis may labour ander the debilitating effects of a life passed tinder the torrid sone. And fort her, that having had opportunities, in their professional ra pacity, of furniiag on intimate 1/4(4lmila:ince with the constitu tional boobs of seafaring persons, they offer to them the best assurances of immediate left Out the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the getteitil prnctitioner- and they presume their pretensions con stitute a tair ground for the unprecedented confidence with wi.ic.) the have, be the public, hero vii liberally honoured. it ieta• in the, C 41111ry ate requested testate the particulars of th •ir case, age. tend manner of living, enclosing it remittance f o white and metilcines, nod the remedies will be given or for. es • .ded to any port el the kingdom. To •e consulted, no their house doily (personally, or by letter. post paid) `.y patients of earner sex, with secrecy, delicacy. cout a nent inn. Goss and I 0. 13argeees 1 13, Bouverivereet, Fleet-street. May 1, ISt* ~ .• . . lea. 1. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, mime," 29, 1815. B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Ilead INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, chole& Liquors, and moderate Charges. The fallowing Poet Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Sttow-bill:— UXBRI Howes, Southall, and Ilanwell New Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Four o'ClueL ' WEY MOUTH Union Coach, Four blades, through Dor chester, Blandford, Salisbury. and Andover, every Afternoon, arrives at Weymouth nest day, at One; where the Packets sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to Guern sey and Jerrey ' from whence there is a regular conveyance to Clierburgh and St. Maims. The road from Cleerburgb to Purls, is ;be mit delightful and the cheapest in Frame. BRIGHTON New Ede ant Punt Coach, Four [asides 011 1319 every morning at N ine u'Clock. through Crawley, Rjegate, sr. The WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, nod lilandford Milos Post-roach, every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides. LI V ERPOOL Post Coach, In carry four latildts, sets oat every Morniag, throve, Inner worth, High Crau, Mockler ; Atherstone, Tamworth, 'Litchfield. Ullesthorp, Nortbamplint o mad I/unstable, Arrives et Liverpool next Afterglows. EXETER. flymoush, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, mid Salisbury, New Post Cm.ch every Moraine at half-pme Si t o'clock, with a H oar d, tbrotigb Doeiton, Ax minster, firidy i t i p li ttlaudford, Bwriesptolte, and Bagshot. BOSTON; ag, Peterbarriogh, &Utah mid 1S" dna. New Roya Mail Conch, sets nut ewers Evening. from Boston to Spilsby, Loath, GrinsAy. and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warringtoo, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch. field, Post Coach, called. The Expedition. every. Evening as Five o' Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver. pool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip. penbam, Caine, and Mailborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, next Monaihp—Coaches to Wells. Bridgewater, Munon, &r. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rock Meson', sets, nut every Mnniing at half-post Seven o'clock; taffies Fume. Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard thrown*. out. Panes Ihrum4h Stamford. 'Newark, Bet/ord. Domineer' and Ferrybrielge, to the Golden Linn, Leeds, next Das at Nook Notwithstanding she uncommon expedition of ibis Owl., it N allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accomaisidartioa: by any tither. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby- Lnnsdale, Bolton, Charles, Ormsktrk, and Garsiang Post Coaches, every After. noon, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. twieries. GLASGOW, Longtowa, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Bruwititill, Thornhill" Sailijuhar-Kiln, Cannock, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdowu C Inch 1 Daily). YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, pert with a Guard throughout, sets out every Mural. gat half- .t Six ..'Chick, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Dar Northallerton. Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.— . Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they ph-nse, and then proceed on without an) additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swnn, Co. Rey-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Kull, Scartut... rough. Whitby. and other Places. BRIDGENORTII and Walsal new Post Coach, every i Evening. CARLISLE. Pewit's. and Whitehaven. Pau Coach, goes with Four Hones, and u Guard all the way. Passe. through Brasgh, Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, , *sitierlrk, Ro. rougatividki:, W",lierhy, Arterford. o.isFister, iial Grantham (else nearest by etghteen siWout every Mooing, and ,e - rtartos the Junreey with the tendril facility. Passengers detailad on the Road ny bu.incss or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage or their seat. being secured in the nest Coach, WAKE!. 'ELI) Post Conch, every Morning, at half-past Six o'Clork. -SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, New Coach, ever, M..a h af. to the (hurts lan, Sunderland. MAN CR ESTER, Winslow, Cungletoa, Newcastle, Rasa!, ane nlverhnmpton, P.m Coach. every Afteralson, guarded. Mercury Post Coach, wish a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham ;wit day at no4a. Passes by Oxford, *Moms, aril Stvirstosse, to the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Barabiagharu. o e • For the convenience of per-one residing at the west end of the town, Pant-tiger. and Parcels are hooked for all the ab•ve Coache, at Ilatcbard% Coach Office, New While nurse Cellar, Piccadilly. ,FRint rig ZONDOIf-044117TE, 1114reca 48. allgrolfrailpejihs; March 28. The Ron. Rear-AdMiral Fleming has transmitted to John Wilson Crokar, Eq. a letter from Capt. Wise, of his Majesty's ship Granicus, giving an account of his having, on the sth alt. captured the American privateer brig George Little, of eight guns arid 58 men. Capt.. lannock, of his Majesty's ship Esk, has, in a letter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated off Madeira the 20th of this month, reported that, on the same day, he had captured the American schooner privateer Sine qua non, of seven guns and eighty. one men. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, 3farch 28. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf oT his Ma. jesty, to appoint the oodete.rnentloned Officers, of the East India Company's forces, to take rank. by Brevet as Lieutenant-Generals in his Majesty's army, in the East Indies only : Major-General Charles Morgan, Major-Gener.il Thomas Bridges, MapiMieneral William Julies, • Majol-General William Popham, Alajor-General Robert Stuart, Major-General Thonia ims,ior-Geserat Gabriel Johirton, Mater-General George Deare, Major-Geseral James Nirol, Major-General George Conyngham, Major-General John Peche, Major-General Thomas Trent, Major-General Robert Nicholson, Major. General Richard Tolson, MNer-Geosmi Pere Warner Hussey, Major General David Smith, btopor-General Richard Jones, Major-6mgal William Nevil Cameron, Major-Glenetal Daniel Burr. 911 Regiment of Life Guards, Cornet and Sub Lieutenant Smith to be Adjutant, vice Clues, who resigns the Adju tantey only. 9d Regiment of Dfagoons, Lieut. Archibald Hamilton, from the half-pay of he 4th Dragonits, to be Lieutenant, vice Walker, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Charles Pearce, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Needham, promoted. Mb Ditto, John &onlinell Brown, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice the Marquis of Worcester, promoted. 4th Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Componies—Lieut. W. H. Alley, vice Johnstone, killu•d in action ; I.ieut. E. P. Hopkins, vice Josses, dead of his wounds. To be Lieutenants, o iihout pnrehase—Ensign William Red dock, vice Sutherland. killed -el action; Ensign Arthur Ger rard, vice Alley ; and Ensign T. Benscell, vice Hopkins. To be Ensl'n,. without purchase—William P. Meyrick, Gen . vice Reddock, promoted.; and Gentleman Cadet Henry W. Breton, from the Royal Military College, vice Rummell. 7th Ditto, Capt. John Orr to be Major, vice King, killed in action. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieutenant Richard Kirwan, vice Henry, killed in action; and Lieut. Patrick J. Burke, vice Orr. To he Lieutenants—James Wallis Loft, Gent. vice Kirwan; and George Ogle King, dent. vire Burke., Mk Ditto, Joseph. Berridge, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, sire Sullivan, promoted. 82d Ditto, Ensiga Wm. Bennett. from the half-pay of the C3d Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Tisdeli, wbo each:rages. 43d Ditto. To be Lientenants—Ensign Richard James Shaw, vice D. Camp bell, killed in action; and Ensign John M. Williams, vice Meyricke, dead of his wbunds. To he Ensigns, without purchase—William Grindlay, Gent. vice Shaw, promoted ; and 11. H. dude, Gent. vice AA illiams. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas E. 'I tucker, from the 2.5 d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Blakettey, deceased. 45th Ditto, John Henry Bolton, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Cramdaile. promoted. 60th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel F. Gomel., from the Staff of the Foreign Depot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ligert wood, deceased. Gentleman Cadet James Cates, from the Royal Military Col lege, to he Ensign, without! purchase, vice Bruce, promoted. 62d Ditto, Captaie A. C. Drat. titer, from the 10th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Sir eeney, who exchanges. 70111 Ditto, Captain J. F. So eenev, from the 62d loot, to be Captain ofp Company, vine Drawater, who exchanges. 75th Ditto, Lieutempt James John Rowe. from half-pay of the 45th Foot, to be' Lieutenant, vice Inman, who exchanges. Bth Ditto. To be Ensigns—Edmond Peel, Gent. by purchase, vice Orms by. Fri -mooted • :and George Ashe Thompson, Gent. vice Sir F. Eden, dead of his wounds. 89th Ditto, Volunteer Lawrence Gnome to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Johnson, who resigns. 93d Ditto, Major William Wemyss to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Dale, killed in action. Captain RiChnrd Ryan 111 he Ma or, vice Wemyss. • To he Captains of Conan:rides Alexander AP Don. ISP nell, vice Hitehens, killed f net on; H. H. Lean, vice Althemd, killed in fiction; and J. liedderwick, vice A. Lieutenants—Ensign Georg. Menzies, vice Phanp, dead of his wounds; Ensign and Adjutant James Ireland (to have tlw rank of Lientena ti; Ensign and Adjutant H. Ball (to have the rank of Lieutenant); nad Ensign Archibald teaser, vice M• Donnell. To be Ensigns—Voitenteer J. Wilson, vice Menzies; and Al fred Maciseun, tient, without purchase, vice Fraser, pro moted. Ist West India Regiment, Isientenitnt Henry" Hyde to be Cap tain of a Company. vice (unites, 'tilled iii Ensign G. W. H. Miller to be Lieutenant, vice Hyde. 6th Ditto. Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Nightingall, K. C. B. to be Colonel, vice Sir Edward Pakenhain, killed its action. Royal Staff Corps, Islentenant Francis Read to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Sir Nicholas Tract, ap pointed to the Portuguese Army. York Chassents. To be Captains of Companies—Cap sin John Montgomery, from the half-pay of the 21st Foot. vice laindiu, VA Ito ex. champ s; Lieutenant Hon. C. Gore, from the 43d Foot, with out purchase; Lieutenant Aug ustus Frederick D'Este..from the 7th Font, without purcha ser Lieutenant William Dallas, from the 9th Foot, without pltrehase; and Lieutenant Geo/ge Philips, from the 3d Dragoons, without purchase. To he Lieutenants, without pnrchase—Eusigus J. Hodge', Jame' , Macbean, and Francis M•Murran. To be Ensigns, without purchnse—James Mackay, Gent.; Jones, Gent.; Robert Maxwell, Gent. site Hodges; and William Bassett Yelion_, Gent. vice Mocbean. • Bourbon Regiment, Second Lieutenant F'. L'Ecolier to be First Lieutenant, vice Watson, who resigns. John Campbell. Gent. to ha Second Lieutenant, vice L'Ecolier. Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant Joseph NH)ow:ill, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Mellish, who exchanges. Cornet nowt Glendinlng, from/the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, vice ?smith, prownied. Ist Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant George l.evicke to be Adju tant, vice Tupp, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. BREVET, • • To be Majors in the Army—Captain C. Welly, of the 7th Foto e and Captain J. F. Love, uf the Sad Foot. The Kinds German Legion. 2d Regiment of. Light Dragoons, Lientenadt Frederick Baron Below to be Cassia of a Troop, eke Weyheolectated. PRICE 601. Sicilian Regiment. Ensign Charles Henry to be lietneintnt, without purchase, •ice Alexander Itoguefeall, n ho r signs. 12.11RATA in the Gazettes of the 7th and 14th int. cid Regiment of Foot Gua ds. For John Armit, Gem. to be Ensign, by purchase, •ice Poign. destre, who retires, read Richard Arinit, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Poigndestre, Who retires.. 101 th Fout. For Volunteer. T. M. Rarjii;; fr:tn the 88th Foot, to be En sign, vied Thaling. read Volunteer T. M. &vim, trait the 880 FOOt, to be Ensign, vice Tinling. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Winstunley, Liverprkil. merchant. from April 1 to April 11, at the King's Arms 3 avers, Ilverpoool. T. and S. Weta Hoathlye, Suteez, tanaets, from March 28 to May 16, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. J. Price, Stanton St. John's, Oxfordshire, baker, April 7. 8. May 9, at Mr. Bartram's, Oxford. Attornies, Mr. Consta. hie. Symond's Lin; and Mr. Itoherson, Oxford. M. Garland, M. Magnus, and B. Benjamin, Banit'll row, merchants. April 4, 8. May 9. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Tokenhouse-yard..lAaltbary. It. Smith, Prittlevied, Essex, baker, April 11, 12. May 9, at die Ferry-boat, Canewcinti, saex„ Attornies, Messrs. Vans ditibiet'and (7ornpart, Itacbfaßasag.l..lod Ur. Nelson, P4ls . grave-place. Temple. """diNPA:----- • .1. Nicholson, fletkeky-street,.Clerkentrell, e4tton4isioritt, April 4, S.. May 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Wars • artek-square. Newgatc-street. W. N•tsh, St. Mary-Axe, tea-dealer. Apra 1, 11, May 9. Attornits, Nle*rs. Adision, Hunilleby. and n ton, Freentaigs-court, Cnrnhill. N. and .1, Manhv, Woodbridge,_Saffolk. miner', April 10, 11, May 9, at the Whi.e Hart Inn, Woodhritigr. Attornies, Mr. Edwards, Framlinghans, Surolk ; and Messrs. k:throgea and Lyon, Bloomsbury-wan!. J. Spiking: Boston. Lincobothine. timber-merchant, April 10, 11, May 9, at the Green Dragon Inn, Attornies, Mr. Cope, Boston; and Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton garden. D. Hughes, Kingsbridge, Devonshire, Switch-maker, April 13, 14, May 9, at the Old Landau lon Exeter. Attornice, Messrs. Darke. Church, and Darke, Princes-street, Bedford row; and Mr Cox, [lonian), Devonshire. N. Page, Walton, Suffolk, u rpet, April 10, 11, May 9, at the Coach and Horses, Ipswich. Attnrol.', Mr. Jack:lnlay, Ipswich; and Mr. Bromley, /lolborn-court, Gray's Inn. T. Burscough, jun. Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, corn-dealer, April 19, O. May 9, at the Red Linn Inn, Preston. Awn. nies, Mr. Dew burst, Preston ; and Mr. Brutnell, street T. Hall, Adderbury-East, Oxfordshire, coal-merchant, April 7..8, May 9, at the %Mite Lion Inn, Banbury. Attornies, Messrs. Loaves and Cowhern, Temple ; and Mr. Titus, Ban bury. F. Grantham, Boston, Lincolnshire. botcher, April ID, 11, May 9, at the Ikacock Inn, Boston. Attianies, Nr. Toxford, Boiton; and Messrs. lodington and Hall, Secondaries Office, Temple. C. Lewis, Iligh Holborn, toy-maker, April 8, 11, May 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dickinson, Verulam-buildings, Gray's Inn. DIVIDENDS. April 18, T. May, Shepperuin, shopkeeper—April 22, I. Spurrier, Enfield-highway. coal-merchant—April 8, F. Thomp son, sen. and F. Thompson, jun. Paternnster-row, brokers— April 29, W. Winbolt and W. Lukyn, St. Paul's Church-yard) stationers—April 18, J. Cooper, jun. Ayleshury-street, Clerk enwell, ironmonger—April 18, .1. Banks, Thomas-street, Pup. , lar-row, Newington Butts—Ajfdil Y 2. S. Lufkin, Haswell street, linen-draper—April 19, J. Ilurtley, /lotion-le-Moors, Lancashire, primer—April 21, .1. Brook, Leeds, cabinet maker—April 19, R. Wright. Wnrebtun, Dorsebbire, mercer • —April 19 It. Pester, Bristol, maltster—April IS, S. Ca s t e ll and W. P owell,: Lombard-street, baukers—April VI. R. V. . Wimisor and H. W. Maury, Cltancery-lane, law-sruioners A Oil lit, J. Pearson, Warrick-street, Spring-gardens,-mer chant—April 18. T. Chapman, Littiebury.mills, Ewes, meal, man—April 15, H. and W. Cuthmh, Muidszone, carpenters— ' April 18, R. Ashby, Poultry, engraver. . rICATES— Aran IS. J. Cowing and S. Catesby, Bedised-court, Nedford.steeet., Covent-g:trde•n, woollen-draper—E. Ilill. C. 11,11. and A. 11. Althans, Uniett-row, Little lower-hill, wen-far:ore PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. Scott, llorncastie, and Scott., Thipnbleb, Lincbinshire, merchants-JR. Charlton and Smethisr,t, Little Iltplion. Lan cashoe, coal-ruercitauts--T. 1-Await's:Ault W, Cambridge, battens—J. Lambert a d J. Eticourt, I 'rederit k•place„ !lump stead-tend. blur -makers- - E. Smith and .1. Pester, 11 arvi I.gppn, urcesterit i rc, maltsters—E. Harrison: and .1. Thanip,ipn, Fmi is. • field-burs, stationers- Jernsyn and .1. Raw, litigate 1110- ' street. grocers—T. Hressin and J. VI athiums, Birmingham, bra,..fuutitiers—T. Rrewin and W. Bryan, ItirrninFhatn, plater' -- E. Peter and W. H. Ilea Pit, Palsgrase-islace, cm*. altdr bies-111. Cheasell ;ad 11. Turner. New Bond-street, statuaries T. Burton, R. kleacock, and R. llnsiewnoti. (beat Russells street. Illunpaßiturg, tronmongers—J. Ballarat an.' W. Eventletk, klaidstone, manutucturers of bricks—J. ancl ./. Cooler, Bath, , cnnistainers—J K. and S. Y. Griffith, Cheitenha printers— ! W A. Kentish rind H. D. Owen, Bahia S aint , dabrad.w. Resnik, • commis:pon-increlpants-11. Cope, jun. and J. Bcswick, ShrewS bury, wine-merchants. FURIOUS STORM.—Monday setnnight, at nine in the morning, a hoary hail storm Cell at Minehead, accompanied by a most vivid flash of lightning, and immediately followed by a tremendous clap of thun der, which has done considerable damage to the church and tower. The south-west parapet wall, on the top of the tower, was taken off, and carried to an adjoining field. The a indoWs were much broken, the second bell was removed out of its place, and the ' wheel broke to atoms; and n large oak beam was set set on fire,.but assistassce being promptly gi'en it was soon extinguished. The lightning entered the brlfrey, broke so t►te pavement for several yards, and that., tered it, as if blown up; the wires of the clock and chisel; it is supposed, were melted, as they are not to be found, and the block-house was broken in pieces. The shock .on the church must have been very crest, many cracks appear in different parts, and considerable quantities of the ceiling and the plaistering of the walls were found in the different pews and seats, and in the desk acid puldit. Some of the windows were totally demolished. Thfrgreat and unpretedented Sale of Tic•lfets and Shares this Lottery, has induced some of the spie l )... luting Genttemele at Lloyd's and the Stuck' E . change, to make a most liberal offer to the Con. • tractors, to take all that may remain unsold when. the wheel goes round, on Wednesday next; but the, Contractors have thoright it their duty to refuse, on the grounds that it would be unfair tri prevent the remainder of the Public, who 'have not yet put.. chnsed; from having a Chaece for the Three Prizes nf:£3o,ooo, or the Five Prizes of 1000 Guineas each, in Gold ; they have therefore determined to distribute what few Tickets may be left among the bike Keepers, who will share them, and thus be lable to supply some kindred, who would otherwise: be excluded from Fortunes faCntlts," were they locked up as whole Thkets. • 1 11 w A , 1. I 1 I