The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-11 00:00:00

F . To be trientenants—Vasslgns J. Datterrby, rice Uhrunpagnc and F. Ffessil i elt. vice Crockatt. To bare the, rank of Lieuteuant—Ensign and Adjutant J. Storey. To be Envigna—Thomas Moore, Gent. vice Eiattersby ; and 41 Ihmdas Campbell, Gent. vice Freund!. 23d Ditto, Adam Gordon Geddes, Erg. to be Paymaster. Assistant-Surgeon C. 11. Cotton, from the 95tb root, to bir Surgeon. 23d Ditto. To he Firrt Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant W. T. - Grails& . without purchase, vice Brovrnsois, promoted. Second Lieutenant C. French, by purchaw, vice Neville, • motet', in thy 99th Foot. TO' he Second Lieutenant—Williaa Felon, Gent. vice Graham. 24th Ditto, Lieut. R. Watson to be Adjutant, vice Ward, pro moted. 2Sth Ditto, Lient. R. Tomlinson to_be eaptaiii of'a Colnpany, vice Gate, dead of his wounds. ' J. T. 8. -Warm to vice Toaslir - W. Lynam, trop TI E - 6th Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant •Caaidebro, 47th November, 181 3. 66th rout, Airline Baird's, 25th December. 1813. 3d Redolent a rant Curdlns Llentapatit•Coloael Thimet, 15th March, 1814. The following appointments, as sated is at HO% and I:sth September, 1815, and Btb sod 9th at 3 i last,hisiti aot taken Oats t-- Lieutenant Gough to be Qaarter-Marlor In the .. Ii ;ladle , Regiment. ospital: A ssist tuns to the Forces-.-3asses ttlg A H RON, E. Authenkrk, John tibegiv and Jima • In • Ditopemer of Medicines —Read Walsh. • ERRATUM in the flatetlinnt -14 ob flepteriberi.lll.7. " 2d West ladln Regiment. , For Ensign E. Dughes to be Liowtensini. vice Gov Qaarter-Mader, Reed EtisigirEds arils Hughes oat, rice Macdougall, soopeFsedrd- . -. . set eticfroo r vv ILLI AM itbitten' , v •v• n Inn, Stow -iiiff, ; th e 1. . —........--- . . .: BoW-WiltletT•—• Pie extetwiivo robbery of-:•'''''rart' ' ! til 4 t h e e li f e : • „„„ 6Gnd itts r agd ‘ es , c eli na v ebe‘ le " i r a ti c , oec a t e z ac ... Miles's bed-furniture .warehouse, in 'Holborn, no- • the Saracen's Helot tub, below-hint,— . w„.,.. ll„sificit tli, D o ur k e eri l o ie ,uu r r t i e d r, s4 : s n hot i o , . s, a, erwent *nether investigation on Wednesday. l . tiVER.PQO4' e f ilit Coach, to eittry fourAnsitle. set s .4 The first witneascalled was Mr. liulme, a womb.' efer Y .Mdfl44`thil ' u g h Lvitetwiwth ' Ri g * emu% utfietW A thenit.tirr . Tfttalvort lig ile oidrid,.. UAW harp , Ro g g h..„. h .,. Amber, who had•got a quantity of furniture which mat INnbtatile../trrives atl.ivetpoial-acxt Afternoon.. "--''' Ala been stolen from this weiehouse. Witness, with i F.XIETER, Ptiremeth, iiivia e reluctance, said he had tvarchased it at Mr.; at p d k ri al s r i4 L ' lX 4 O Pl"st n:ti v a (I:46"itwh' li, h v . l,: erY 1! 51 ` . 'Math 1 it's Sale-from, but not at a sale, and had paid n o pter r* r id p " , Biao(umi, Mr. M . `2s. 3d. a yard. The, Prosecutor said be I BOSTl)N.'Spaltlitig. Peterbotooh. . &Moo. and 800 wa i sready to prove, that this man's wife had called ! don, Nevi Royal. Matt Chath, mi s s ntit every- Evenink. 1 from Boots* to Spilsby, Loath, Gyieesliye sod 'Hill. ; - , at'his shop on the morning Of the day that he had purchased it at Mr. htnchin'S, at this price,,and had as- I, fielt Y P E ost itrG CZet; l a t r ea ri : giasil irite P ealit spettit n i rd 'aa. every certained . thliihis selling•price for the same article ; Five o'Clock . , to the Sormeete's 11414.100, Didetitieet, GA; - a throughollt. . POLICE. ... Etalin s be Lkeittenant, , __._ _ -togas. Volunteer the 9!st Foot , taistilisiga i vise Waring. i Crown-Witte, 'We& ... • - • _:_. • Wei tlo. ed. s yord. - - . , . ,otrietl.---- .. Stlib Ditto, Richard Fraser, Gent. to be•Enslgn, without put-. , - i Mkpapaln, the. auctioneer, attended, and was i BATH and BRISTOL Flying ink Coaches , throttgb shue, vice Madden, promoted in 'the 89th Foot. • ,' t MEMBER RETURNED TO , SP.EVE lig. van -tag- peohaot, Calne, audOurlborough, every Afternoon; * &to !;itio, Assioant-Surgeon R. Leaver to be Surgeon, vitt . SENT PAALLAMENT. - .- . - • • • - calVtipon to account for hit possession of it. Mr. • Tor. May's, the Greyln•and lea f Bath, alai the baraltsti, Tres or, placed ou half:pay. llospital•Assistunt 1). Finlay. i County of Kildare. „ way caned - lipeed - ,Madin..,ts produoed a.number of catalogues, to prove ' Tl•Omm-street ntut the Salsa Bristol, next 5t404,-4 ton to lye Aasiontat-Surpon, vice Leaver. to Malty Bridgewater, Taut:tan, &r. SAh Dap. Lieut. F. B. Soundwith to be Captainof a Corot __TIT Right Ron. William Fitzgerald, CO . ihe _ room of i ho R i x h t Hod. H en ry 1 that the stolen property that had passed through. his ; .;-• --, i. , -,.. -mit t LI.:F.DS• New Light Garb , called, The Raeltiotgliam,' 44, action. o ,,,, t)eina ,, c a de t William 'Fitzgerald, en patty, vice Harrigan, Allied the ncti ___ . __ t Fitzgerald, commonly n alltidlisrkilliesty Fit: ill who h° 11; " hands was publicly sold by him in an auction-room - out ciery Morning at bull-post Seven a'Gt#ck; cherj e c Richard Andrew Stott, from the Royal Musty t one" o, ' full of people. The account he gave of his having . 1 1 . 1 d7.n.',.:,* t a t t"' IT:4' sa , t ta d h l r e 4 l; k wi i t h " r "*""'11." 7 ,4 11. ,' he h:attiga, 11 idiom pitrcirase; vice Scott, wttnA appointment • nenepted the otkce of 'titatiatlk of. the . Mawr of foot ithe furniture to sell was, that he had received, it . from . : 4 11 1 d Feri a ) t;rictg " e:, the i l i elidea' Li on, Leed' v, ne e' ;7 41- I)%v p l u tt lif itV:,... l 4_i not t Awn place. .. . . --4soisinet• 42d 1r4 , • , ;" iluvtget. •Ms Niro: to be Lieutenant, Wi th out put' . .; chose. (leneggll'iver, Gent. to be Basign, vice td‘bilven. . . BANKRUPTUIES'I:NLARGED. ____L t's man Of , the name of N eale , • whom be how/ by notwithstanding the cticohoctmenpedition of-this ' s . all'oard to he toe m i r. ad t tigLeeohle and cip , :t i s .., ple i tt . Public tietitemsat4, Toon; to be Adjutant, vice limes, killed in . H. Southern, BrixtentiMl44 temlb . eibt Vietusi lit, " ga r . attending solos, a nd whom he understood. to b. 4 iiri.im! 12 to bitty 21. ~ s l' i,1t• . .. , . snee. on the milt • , ...mg uaequanra. in 44th Ditto, Breve: Lieutenant-Colonel J. N. Halsonertoo to be 11. f, Abrabams, Dukeadreet, Abigate, nterchnitt 6 April 1..: 'hawker and pedlar. -, • i by.noy other.. • . 1,1 i .seartsit•Colonel. vie , Coition, killed is action. Brevet BANKRUPTCII34I SUPERSEDB9.- 1 . ' On his crost-examination it turned out that be ' ctor l ie N yro A rr h as' t i a rk n" , il t ioi er bars Pre6 fang t°D 'Pol ic tu Y ath n ev n , d ev lit ery Ititior F. Elwko to be Majoet vice' Fuitinerloot Lieut. 11. W. ma ' Leidestinill4treet, librarian. ..... - I knew nothing of Neale, except from his attending Greenshields to be Cr. - lair tier' '. coma s at Five o'Clockt Guarded. 0- • C. Newtora t . kis4 o._ —..Anues..Drorptepap . !. seies. ._ I GLASGOW - Gretna-Green, Annan F..- ...salvias iu -. _ -main... „.• Eiwln.•• - Tette ,ieutei.nnts-Ensign N. T. King**, vice Fentese, die: scri vener. —_ ..., Longtewn, • missed. b taiga J. Burke, vice Itierte, deceased. Ensign "" • BANKRUPTS. . , . Mr.•Mltes stated that the manufacture alone of Itroirohiti., Thornhill - Sauquhar-Kiln, Caninock, _ 2 14; 'Mardis vied Greenshields. To he Ensline.- 7 ,Voloneer John. Deetildsor, vice Kingsley.' :',.. y W. Gennah, Topsham , DeVimshlre, contractor, Kptil 99, 25, . the printed furniture bad cost him fi ve shillings and and all parts of Scotland , Cataperdoeu, Coath (DailyL - , .. YORK, Newcastle, and F,dinbargb, reel. Coach, pertained May 21, at the Hotel, Exeter. Morales, Mr. Tarnerekatter ; Etadirea aiticaablt, Cott. vice Backe. Quarter-Master-Ser- . and Die: iseersea , cene(m ., street. sixpence per yard. - witli a Guard through:vet, sets oie eeecy•Morni4 et Anita's& •.• ,least T. M'Csaa; vice Maxwell , killed inaction. at. B. Henry , ' Bread-street-1011 1 _ merchant, April I, 26, big: Nairn, the Magistrate, conceived tkat M. La o'Clorli. by way of Newark, Itetford, Tadcastet, gii . area lekte, Lieut. 11. (3. Huinfrey to he Captain of a Corn. May 21, at Guildhall. Anoraks, M essrs . Anisette, Buddiebyt macula, had beenaCting in a -very. slovenly manner, lington , Narthallertnn, Variant, Morpeth. and Herold... pane, vier Leslie, dead of his wounds, . and Poynton Freetnan's-coart, Corahlil. __a_. • • Passengers finding - thenewhee •fittitigeed sTiiiin• the knee, uf t 're Imo (.ieutenains-Ensign J. T. Ray, vice Metcalfg ' ' itilia • ill J. Doivd, 'John-street, Oxford-street, victualler, April 16, and that it was the duty a the auctioneers to saarke, .•, urney, may lest what time they please, and then protect Wilkes. Ensign J. Reid. vice Ilumftef. . , 23, billy 2/, M Gundleill." Atternies, Messrs. Walker and themeetwetecquainted . with the responsibllityet r the ' without nny.ndditional fare. ,J. CYt i rk,, the Black Sv,r To he fipples -Cernelias Ryan, Gent. vice Rat. Deice . they so ld geed.. • . ... .. of 3r-street; 1( t) rt.' runs enoehello Sindetiand, 'Hall, ilrKrogie, (kativice Reid. Rankin Old-Jewrv. .. . C. harper , J. M:Wliiimie, and J. Hanbstry, Ottaspeedaws- . persons fOr Who . " • rough , Webby, Oat other Pknea. 53d'iNrie, Meat. (11. T. Macdonald to be -Captain of a Com- . bottle, Snow's-fields, Sollantitli,' emery-paper and blackleg- „ .. Messrs. Rubins, who- had sold route , Of rill RamosszacitTla ; amt . 1 1 ,41011,, nue Poet Coach pang. vice Cane. deceased. Ensign J. Mackay to be Lieu- manufacturers , April ltE, ;Miry' e 1 ` at Guildhall. Attornletis r eaeolett goods, attended; ; 'lttd'aeknowledged fhb ragging. .. • • , . . . tenant, 'visa Cleir. dtecased. ' Illegin. Stratton and Ai Biliereditch. • . - To li.• Cu stetta -A O. Hoist, Gent. vice Mackay. Jacob t i Ad, Who, April le, 23, Ality::priety. of the - Magistrate / 1 ob'servations, which Al „VI, '- i CARLIS J LES Pettlith. ea Whit'elraven. Past y . I , C r aven rel. t R Wid C • Th ey her viiii with Four- Hones, and it Guard all the way. Posey s. Silver, Wirs2 -eke N. Maedonald, deceased. ; RI; at Guildhall. Attornel, Mr; Pastbere Wiunford-cuart, make them more cautigOje flifure. !tee Dittli•,-Ideits 11. 'Boldera, frolitlia'6oth•Fool; to be Liedi ' 'Thinenortonatreet. II I A kb G twid Riehnorai, can kk meg i e pp y, renta ge, •*, in bolo a nothing of this-_,_•kia 7 4 , . rougiihridge, Wellierby ,Aber f ,rd, laanoister. soder • , tenant, vire PCITX. prourted. . . • - J. Newmau, Hanway-street, Oxford - street ,. , .. 57th Ditto,' Ensige"A, Veltsafto• tie Lieutenant; without ..put --. April 16, 921, hlay 21, at. Guildhall. htterooy i , e lV.lll;, had ' hippo, . befOrm (the mares( way by eighteen miles), lets &out every and.perfornis lie journey v. ilk the greatost senility. E chase, vice Turret* nqta'sittled:' • Alexander Eagar , u "'" • Colesibreatreet. - - • to ac I:llsign, vice Vliteh: . . IGI Phillips, Lerbriiltalieeki•Losta*** lllll N • • ' 1611kbei.lefeis.tizi„,_ -a-vriso • ab.oidtgfas.--..Sato ;day Jane, the wife of H. _, detained Oft the Road ay bu*iness or pleasure, have the ''' - • titt Dille: ; rieset, April its, A ti. .iii a e a dal p e.. . h t ,b . se t. AravfixtS,..wttslWeugbt .to this Office,- charged Wile advantage ..f their seals heingsecured in she neat.: To he Lientestants. without purchareLlaut. NV: 'R. Towerit, •gt f Ottay, Detin.street. Tii rye-street. takiinkinsu ranges in a Little Go. 1 WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Montiog, at from Of , 4:ll6ateFnti Battalion. • Ensign IL Marfiliaas, troas:•' y,; Taylor, Oxford,. cotinhanaster, Atirillii, 113, May 91, Mg r.A Reithosty• ; Chi y i!nel ••stated that on the. - nth March , ma &Clock. Me sth tlarrtson 13attalion. - Gildhati. Atturoey, Mr. Chester, hkelimtepisolit _.roatalith I, 7 CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurele, Terperley, N $51,11 Visits; Eissigo G. Williams to be Lienteuaat, without paire... - e fti;:raj. .-,... ~ be went to the P risoner s' house and insure •' d 1000 s Northwich, and 'Middlewieb, Post Coach, every E'. s.. ella,e, vit:e , ftogert,'who revigta GSM' Oitto. Llok.'W. Abbott tote Captain of a' Company , Iday 21, at Guildhall. •Atturniess• Meesrs. Dye an San, Lin.SCNDF.RLAND, Stockton, and •Yonn, New Coastkeslgoc, vice Leith, killed inaction. ' • ' coin's Inn-fields. • • , ~. -. -iteeniving li; 9d. if the first.drawn ticket i n bia, . ' • MArning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. . .„ . ~. • 1 • To be Licutetiants-ttistgn T. Nheddon, vice Stapleton, dead': , - T. Blimps, .Norwich, -- lirmalf-voeichunt. dPvil -1 1, 25. May- Lher ...Little Go was tO . Come op in the 16 na---, i MANCHESTER, Winsow, Congleten, Nevreasil6,Raft4 of his wounds. Ensign J. Minya vice Abbott. 21, at me Castle Lou, Norwich. Attoruies, !aeons. Longdill . and hoplid her the farther . Sant of two - penc e ] on.t, and Wolverhampton, Post Coach , every Afternoon. rearded6. , „a To be Eosigos-George Carson; Ge nt. vide Sheildoa. Edward • and Butterfield, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Hewitt, : SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal, Pm C • ... • - : condition el .recelving 31. ad. if the last-drawn Dillon, Cleat. vice Gib•un. r • : Nattivlch/ ' . the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, tit Five o'Clock, 7lst Ditto. Capt. G. Spouiseoode to be htdit"t o ; 'without pet- (i. W. Wye, London, merchant, Apritik,lll,l•Mat 91. et. ticket was to tome in the 160 0 . • Witness called next inc s h l a i m E L F e E v i r E ry i. 44 D o a rn ..l og ß . otherfran , Post Ceara, called the . . chase. vice Barclay, who resins. bleat . T: Parke to be Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Waltrip, Girdiets'-aalt o Va. agboll tatataitt of a Company, vice Spottiswoode. , • street. - evening on the . Priaonor to know his.success and she , sOIJTIIAMPTON . Winchester, Alresford,sud Allot C To b , . Lieutenants , without purchase--Ensigo W . Moore, vice E. .Beaidy, Charles-quarts,. Illarton..facter; April 16. 93.4 informed - him of his ill luck. • 1 every Evening. • ' ''' Fletcher. who resigns. Ensign V.:Graut, vice Parke. May '2l. at Guildhall. Atukacj iang , Mr. Williams, Juu. Lord 4 . John Hutt and John Limbrick, the Officers who lIIRRINGHAM Mercury Pest Cent+, with a Gineediane Ti. be Eivign -Rupert M•Dougall,.Gent. vice Grant. Mayor's ..Court-Office, RoyeleE e• nut every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham nest day at i Jaipprehended the Prisoner produced a list of rum- Ditto. Ensign R. Flood to be Lieutenapt. vice Ewing.. W. Anne's, Cheapside, wiwebrailaket; Avail 23, 26. MItT•2-1 . . . i :i• s ' ameils by Oxford, Easton, and Shipoone, to the dead of his woutiits. , _Sorkant-Major LougMan 111•Pberson• tent for whiketilte Prisoner took insurance, and w hich . at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Nied. Throgmurtou-street4Head, Bull-sfreet, Birniinghani. to ue Ensign, vice Flood. . . DIVIDENDS. SO h limo, t.icut. S. R. Stepney to be 'Captain of a Company, • . en her person. She was comm i tte d as . very Morni'llg. vice W ,l-n. dereascd. Etisiztt Archer to be Lieute- April 19, J. Hickinbottom, Jernayn-etreet, St. Jaraek.i. 4lle7 feund ho el k A •1 90 W Ca NY reevter-place, I.l'ppeiN , t - eeper- pri . ,W. nips. o taut 1410 - tlitt next Sessions at Clerkenwell. aunt vice Stepney. 'e t ' L'or the convenience of perform arikling at the welt col Thames-strect, N% huloale-stationer-April 30. J. Black, Percy- '• • -.. _._— r-..:-*......- , T o e .E u 4a,--John til'Qocen, Gent, vice Archer. James _._ NI-Queen, Cs - Julia vice Barlow , decesiseil. . , street', St. Pancras, piano forte-makee-Awil3o. C. Colenuits,u, tjtiCIAT.. A 1 ART/AL. 'Ai..ye Coeclies, nt Iltochtird's Coach Oillte, New Wllies• •Si Ditto, frioreuce. O'Brien, dent. to be Ensign, by purchase, 'Maidstone, apothecary-A pril 30, P. R. I.ewis and .1. Jac k. 's,' . Ritmo Celati, • Piccadilly - . . vice Lirrattirld. promoted, Pm, •Strand; silk;tnerm^rs-May 2,• T. Cleeve, Litter/In, mess.. 11 1 ' ivei Li e tno4..: ..iiiiii t ' ' `-- ' • . ter--April -90, tt, Strout, Newtnau-coort,, Corshill,- estifect 1 .. On ay! a -Coert.Martial assembled on' 134tb Ditto. • • To fir lientettants-Enslgn J. /I. 51 ![rid , vice Fame, deceased. boateCr-April. ati, W., Robipson, Manchester, comas. A ,L...., 1 . • Aht titki , at Ply Mouth, and En.i. , ,i) NI. Crowe, vice Jervies, deceased. spilt - allay 9, r. BAniutot. • Plyndeltb, earpeater-Apell "'""s 4 s ha - Sal b . *dot del. To he Li Bmektnau, Geut. vice Slygeld. Thomas ?!. ,, IT.' Mitchell, Jane-stints (7minserrial-roadk abeekaieoget. ettallatied-by lli ll ibtatisetterst, until . Saturday, fur the Andrews, Gent. vice Crowe. . .... •. 1 10 sly dial:. 5.4111/41, Middlesex, ImkeelPecArt.ritlltial of 4-Isilfp Browns , r Req. Captain •cf the nermes ' .. • 1113th I/realest a Foot .. . nia, rhtartlo, 'Darer, cabinet-Maker-46i 90, .51.. 54_ ,4 TIVEI'' . to tatetriitr Pveltlrersgarr, Brazils, .no servo • mati,.Doirn-street,•Pieradilty; eaddler:AW'9o, W'. T. triatic,t . , ' -" To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensiges D. Hr Kea- Il lbo 411 k r INl•iv . 2 'l'. Chattier, Lineal*. carrier- I , distinct eltargee preferred -by . Mr. Charles Letth, n;:iy, vice Clarke , promoted In the 60th hoot; P. P. vioulds . Ala '' " I ' g un ae -' • • ' vu:g Deane, promoted in the 66th E'ont. y 2, T. alerry weather, Lineal*, !pile}-'DJ It 7 It J"K klia s. t• Fint Lieutenant of Hie said ship. .. . Cannon-street, wine -Merchant -Slav "'IF' May 10, ; • -- To nefa , iAns, without purchase-Patrick Home, Gent. vice 1 3 ... ish r i ed hfne • cherewitte, warilioaseesas-fittry"2,• if..ctiimiti , l... The substance of the charges against Captill awn, . ~.. !Comedy ; and John Robinsou, Gent. vice Goold. and.W. Z. Holwell, Exeter, coaeh-makers---:May 2, S. Belie. : 13roinne was as follows: 89th Ditto. . To he - Lieutenants, withnitt purchase-Second Lieutenant' W. ton, Dnwnivead. Somersetshire, jobber-May 3, Al. std . J. s .Ist. " Nor abusing and offering to fight on the quarter-deck of hers field , from tie 95th Fuot ;sad Ensign E. Da venport, from Coisitable t ShadeThamer; Soutbsfark, flour-factors-Mhy. il S' . lie , Hennes. the nosier of temerChant ve-sel. W . Su°"*lle tt s M anchester ' 119ww`merrhatle-MaY 6 ,' W. lane r-rsilds Foe drewipiebilk when at Buenss Ayres, on the Cam tar Nova Scotia Fencibles. Slot Ditto. Lieuteaant S. N. Onnerod to be Captain of a Com- Boltpu-le-Moors. Lancashire, muslin-innantactorer- , -Aprilllbs, .iimiie„ pf. tht 7 N•. tory fur the sem of three hundred dollars, J. Champion, Great St. Elden's, Bishopsgate-striet Within. 74eeiez.e t te,,,le eerie . pany. by purcao•e, vice Marshall, who retires. bro k er- M a y 1 , T. Taylor. Dover , court, Essex , miller-4,RP W e ik . ; 'fur' pilotage up and, down tbe . tiver, Ewen A. D. kV Laren to bertieutenant, without purchase, vice 50,.../.Westeyer. Nersyeed, serrey, builder _ may ~ . r. Bow , :,,.., _ . Ornierod. ao ,roepti IC yco ng„ Fleriean;.Major ---- Cahill to be Ensign, vice MiLaren. den, Plymouth, bookseller-May 3, T. Gailloil,,Craven-street, , gle - ei ter. a rris hr '1 il l Ow P 111° a*"." r a Strand, wilt, Merchant -Ater/ 3, J. °levity,' W.lt.t6eld, mall: LOU. Ditto, Lieutenant J. Rochfort, Com the Louth Militia, sten...Apra 3°, a. Jesottes. Tisiebsetseesoseski.cpct. ~ • -.7 4i1e .11Nirtglabline his Nltakitv'eship Hennes , by striking two tit be I.leutimant, with temporary rape • 'of the tortegoast gays Soothe Amid:. bth West India Regiment, /*assign H. D. Mackay to be Limit- • CERTIFICATESssitrath 90. • :sth; For telling the Proseraar. in answer to remonstraetes • atm, vice Moore, deceased. T. Holdsworth. Auction man G a cere e teme,- Meroallee-2, bybiii, that it was base aral'ai falsehood, uud holding. hint up Lewis Barrow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackay... , No/brow, Bishopsgate-street, mariner-T.: Hebron, - College- ibere k v ns a mirk of public Aesisitsa. R tyal West India Bangers, Grorge Fluted , Gent. to be En- . bill, merellent-T. F ol ey: g eheen e se y pe re eatea r wipb.mer. 7 :' kb. p u r i iin ekl t e re ow e l . e . cigin . !!, it par . MU y.tz.secutor with dw ow s:go, without porches... vier Flood, who resigns. drab,-J. Blount, Lattonter t anerchant. • ' 'IL I Ity OW tvar the .1 Royal African Corps, Euslaw W. Panto be Lieutenant, with- ; _ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOINEDI Jils (Captaiii i ilenwee'sy airthorit*, owl the Comm:int: l r.-in- oat urchase. - ea l i er hs e ....y; '''Citief's,..w . litre at It to Jatielen new oild suspending him from duty,. i J. Robiason and R.. Lawson; King-street, Dailiel Alt, tient. to be Ensign; vice Poss.. ._ • Baylisi and S. SWiotell, Cahaon- street . Solithwatt,•ealsinet- and e fi nnl tt eg him I° emsetin e • ........ heisarrison Battalioe, W illiam Roberts , Geal. to be Ensig n,. aaeiii-J. Oliphant WM S. Kenhibteugh, Lossiosts Warbhoome ' oplain Browne read a long paper as his defence, acs Merkham, pritmored in the Sid Pout: area-T. Heavey,. W. Gold; pan J. Hardy. ettri 4 treets r. e • witligt-lte principally adverted to the length of time 6th Garrison Obit/Ilion, Serjeatit- Major William Green to be James's, coal-merchants-A. Brown and (3. Goandry, Stec . timitibw e Anititaii• (with the tank of Ensign), vice Towets, apPtiiisled anti - upon - Tees , Durban), irOu-founders-M. Ashley aod J. Mile •between the period the offences were t., Ow Efd loot. Strand, • wholesale grocers-J. Robinson and J. Rock, costish4Pll6wect .:to ,be` committed, and the time .when the . Lab ttey..l Veteran Battalloh, Captain J. T. Bryett, flrom the'; tin_ e late-workers - J. Bliss, J. Haines, and E. Hogg, Ileadise s i; a ' ' e . 40th F oot, to be Captain of.a Company, vice itl'lntyre, de- j B at h . Na d i , ikuarges were preferred. mu dlesez surgeons-A. Seem and E. T. Cooper. ceased. barnelesoatikers-3. Christian and J. C. Tunstall, Liverpealle . VillCnnr't,. after a patieat and. minute investige- The lork Chasseurs, Lieutenant J. Parker,. , from the I st Foot. trail-mekert -J. Itobinson And T.- De,whorst, hiverpoot, tel." I floe of all the circpinstonixs ~ passed the following to be Captain of' a Company, vice Strenowits, appointed to mongers-W. Bardsley, G. /fall, J. Bardsley, and J. /Loehr-. a . _ .. ~ the id Hussars of the King's German Legion. thain„llonley- bill , Laimashire, hat-thanufactuters-J. Widible, I t sen ence : .. . . , . . Black Garrison Company,Captain J. Blair, from the 60th W. B. Plummer , and J. Preston, Hull-P. Millard aed J. E. ! That the charges hod been in part proved against F. it to be taiptain. . Thomas, Bishopsgate-street. Within, tea-dealers-V. Peke-and the Prisoner,Captain' Philip Browne, and the Court Seijeant Charles Baker, from the 60 th Foot, to be Ensign. iJ. Samuels, Bristol, engineers-C. Lowndes and R. 11. Hobbs , , s BREVET. Marquis-court, Drury-lane; printers-G. Stub, A. &meth, I. did In consequenceadjudge him to be s dismi sed from Major A. Dl' Donald, of the Royal Horse Artillery, to be Lieu- , ' , Mar, and IL Han, Loodno-la A. Cohen and. IL. I. ran, ;his Majesty's service. tenaut-Coilonel hi Or Army. , - i Yerk-street. Commercial-road. watch - makers - J. Cek astd J. 1 CA/tail' William Gossett, of the Atria/ Eagiueers, to be Major W. Ilampfield. Lommis-poial. St. Saviour's, colour-makers- [ ._ is the Army. • R. Gibson hod I. Barough, Great Surrey-street, Blarktrian- I • STAFF. read, grocers-A. Still and P. MacPbenon, London, meeeinints Tib' qinpliinS to the Forces-George Watson. B. A..„.licit 1...-A. Bunelli and 1. Pinar, Louden. ' I ' , deceitrit ; an ti George Giiihn Stonestreet, 1.L..N...1 t rae iico oroet, with WO*. .IYOg4rti'AL_o4(oo:' ' 4r To be Hrspitat..Assistants.te the frAsites-Jositph • Sleek, Wits. mits.„JoadAleakiier Taieball, Gepts. • • .-: ClaiittlSo. s itronallellaurr. o ( the jta Meal veteran Battalion, to be ows-ellejer of the Geniton o! Gibraltar, vice Walsh, de tamed. The King's German Legion. . ' .. • ... - ._' id Regiment of UMW% - - • TO IV' Captains o f Troups,Captaio A. Strenewitz, from the York Cluasents, vice Bock, deceased; and , Lieutenant L. E..ch. vice Wease, deceased. Tt. to l.iovena;a-Cornet -- Trefort, vice Koch. To he Cornet-,t i. Westfeld, Gen , . to be Cornet, vice Prefurt. ist Battalion of light Infantry. • To Ile I.;eotenaist.-Etibigns 11. Eisenhart, vice EldeChorst, killed in ~rtion ; and E. Gibson, vice Illeivahruca, dead of his ", winds. . TM nallAtiOa of the tine, Adolphus Beaulieu, Gent, to be En sign. vice Wilding. promoted. 'A Dato, I:,ntiign F. La Ruche to be Lieutenant, glee C. G. - -Meyer killed in action. 6th Ditto, Adolphe, W. Stieglita, Gent. to be Ensign, vice !I utizig, siptp;binteet to the 2d Light Battalion. 7th Ditto Gottlieb Suckow, Gent. to be Ensign, vita Helnrick, promoted. The Duke of Brunswick Oels' Corps. Infantry, Lieutenant G. Norman to be-CelptailiOt vire iiraseim, killed in actiun. Yitsigit J. Gerger to be lAeuteoaut, tictioe. ME... The undermentioned \ Ensign Brown, of the 15th F. Ensign Hiwnsby, of the York The dates of the cemmissions are lis fallow, and not .isstat• Fth .1 tine. 15th Ju:y, and 23d . IN/rach last :- With ,E' wet, Lieutenant Sharpe'• Sed• Fo Li ot, eutenant King's, , CAA knot, Major Cavil*, 4th ..- ' MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. M £ 21 18:1 - id ir . Gp e :ofi and Co. as !egotist Mombasa lously devolod tilea C r n i . ei le tZt;:i f it for 4t Xie ns lt::t 11 ve d a n rs n' to a st of those 01,4ders , which „se freqtigntlg,eadal Ist. and bib pareelit, thationtiarable biesstorsettatrimo - Fetklty. marry apitiot-atiosAt tiers lone hilherae. too per the first distinction, nisd ihgAtitiforot tatecen at tending , 1 poli- mode of treatment iff melt eamplaiots, induce th em 1',4111 publicly to 4 ttier.thrior aessittance,.bi all niMkof debilityve 00% 1 ficienry, whether vesaltiog (that the tiio - fir, eteebey of pier/kir pn'ing in the sniene4 of Uobionahle life, tie - suthintuded laded.. Renee of libertinism, or a secret iblitaly hale, which we4ke* the energy of the mind, and &straw thr.f , wer of yodthe hf producing sterility in the metes, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permanent core. To those who, from such complaint* are prevented en.` teriug into the mai-tied state, sad astutasedito seta relief, brood t ower their itiarmities in t iil e en et ee tua i i t be mu eu st ie lie m c „ :. y et,/taf iet to m k e n d cz, hoWever dilicalt or other Practitioners, that by a renhyasiog sod iisfallibte methei ,-, they may be reatnred to it suuod mid vitro out constitution. A Certain Disorder, frequently cow-acted is a . • raent of indiscretion, and every species of 'Yenerenl Infection, ' l i _a mild and never-fading mode of treatment, is speedily and 1 dically reinj,ved, without restra t int iadietz, e r . ci... c , 4 isa t t r: STRIt;TMt F.B of the tire Itpa and , ftre enabled to cure inn short period, without bovine recoursiVi the. painfully &morons effects otthe caustic; references 4 which con he given to several gentlemen of high respectability, who hare been cured in a very short period, after having ter boned wider strictures for many years. - Ipledges of a o r f ri c e o d nn l n e h n i v al e h i np w pi b il l ese lse h e a x v i e w l e ie ln e " n n cZfe n a f tel h , l i tae t may alit i l i l n e t l tie P tr ien r;m in :d r ie:, flee t t i i .e tai te tn ee k r n: w b , e t aj ba i g I: re a l : o w: per! Lr b siv t r ie UA ja. pediments I Messrs. Goss and Cn. exclusively professing the rare of lliq • particular cotapleint-, i.t order that they may not be alarm ; by a mioakes few, with the *hint/style justly attached toad torte, think it hat justice to themselves to Math i• that they hair been.properly educated and initiatedloto every branch of the pmfessioe (mistletoes of which, flow Varie. ... hospitals, and tesitiounioll front the highest profeatiorial alai*. rides, they Wive to convince any euquiter). That a resideet b . in` th e warmer hemisphere of oar eastern world, as well-satn • .......—_-___...—..-,.--- other pans, emboldens them. to assert, that (lieut . researchte. DebtAltlES, MARFA no—MAUSOLEUM OF BURNS. l' ou bie t vi a ng ee l ri te e l in con i ti o rd to d a i t s i e o i n eses to n su ltgd a y s e i n n u m in v lr i lt i e w d ; e th m e i s e • r h d t —Yesterday tlle spettial.Committee appointed by the ..• debilitatbig rt;ects of a life poweed under the torrid sone. Asa Sutbseribers for erecting. a Mausoleum over the e t . : further, shot having timid opportunities. iu their professional ra w .' min i ; intimate r i acq ta l i f il f s or n riz a t r i .,i at qt t z e in y to o n e 7 e with the c t : e n..i _ mains of our Scottish . 11acd, met iti the George bal. here, for the purpose of receiving the report of their assuranoes.of insotedinte ref ; that the stirrers resulting frn* Secretaries and of concerting means f or carry i ug i n t o their eeavot: f il tirst induced them them to quit the proelice a do. effect the views Of their constituents ; when wasp. gen e ra l tute a pract iti oners gentles; an d I the y Zec lani l t nnsil I :i re 's:Cella Wl* letters from the most respectable quarters were j which titer have, b 3 the public. been en liberally bosomed, To he consulted at their home daily (ithoonthilY, or by leant' laid before them, prOmisieg support to Att Into.l . non paid) by potions of either sea, with secrecy, delivork dertaking in which. the national character is ea', - and atteution. Patients in the country are releesied to stale the pas-skid/. i d ni i OA. It ee r .y Merest— was reso l v ed that means should I ______ _...,•i of their case, age, and manger of living, enclosing a resumer immediately he laken to collect accurate in f ormation a l for advice akt rae t tirtne,, a nd th e remedies w ill he given sofa-. The beautiful Royal Sovereign yacht has belie pre- 1 reeardina.the sums already subscribed in different wanted vu. :my pert of the lune . dom. paring for some time past to bring over the Queen o f ,-, • - • Doer and Co. Sur CUM IS Boavecie- street , Fleet-street. places and that lIA aocoeut siteuill av soon as con- A 9 9 WiRTEMBURG. 1 I Dee. Vl, 1813. et uieut be pUbliihed of the state of the fonds, The Sturman, who was executed on Saturday ee'unight, " meeting were of opinion that the gentlemen who for she - crime of setting are to his horse le Haiti are friendly to the measure, should lose no time in moon.street, Made t full confession of Mt guilt, a : mentioning to the Secrotories the sums they intend few days previout to his execution. He asknow . : to subscribe; beingvcordsati;ous that the list be Inid ledged that he was in his . house when the torrent girl before tkopokße , mejoboworthy of the object, and returned home, and if she had staid till dal time al- . _ may do hOPOW 4/ lilthaiberalitty of a Ration which :towed her by her mistress, which was about an hour . has in toany.ossycs• haply contributed to adorn t i le ter, the house would' have been .completely . in. republic of. lettere r tired. lie concealed .himself behind the win dow I On Saterdsit abankru a seed John Kinwhor a * n, from the servant girl. It wilt - he• rememberd con v icted 44 -the last, e i , galley Sessions o f a none of the' tattnesseti gold ret4ltect lettlek conspiracy to 'defraud, bia creditors,. stood •in the the house, bat several first taw him its the pillory 9ppoalte sbe wrionisi entrance o f . G u i ld . i Wading from the !street doer. Ile was dressed . ball . Tke ctivgraeekl Itabibiaion ' was suffered to wires clod , end Mit. eiplilus the *watery finish st . iti .„ be .namai . _i_______ Marti evideneat limas etirrw.stres* chi" On j u dia ßat i ll ' a. " onsogurotalttiOns of melte saw the backif * tweets &it Wipe ilt the . . . with clOtfrea on resembling thou Whilit . MM• • also. wore, and spelt! kklihe Perst m lv bet to• on the Mk nit. at Ms vase, Blackwell, Mr. Was. Wallis, - no answer ; awl the ream* Wlm, Sturman was i obi tildes, tat the . elDth. eof Ilia age. 'peeking ono w u ord, for *sr of kir. Tows i ve . liwatior, at bet a home,. MoreAtesint-streetr reesteist4 at s sisie . 1 Brunswiek-square,, Kiss hioroc Attkitiess of tidia, 'Xofib,Uri• With Aiemge Vriee ofltlf4g car tie 11‘ 4 0461 1 ,pril 6; fe936: Sd. per Cwt. • • Meratei Ptieei of eft RI( of rotOLANllriiirVAtil; spa! quarter, from the Rettielk 4114114 April t ' f Wheat. Rye. Barley, NW. 1 Beaus Oak N. d. s. d. 7 [ - 4tl 6 1 - 0 ; 4 0 111111**- 9 l t it d 8 :. d. 6. 4. 'i 7 7 11 4$ 6 • — , Ulf HIS hi:kJ 'SST Y'S ROYAL . LETT Elt S PAW N ISt I EAKE'S GENUINE I'ILLS, justly fistuottli i JLAII for coring, in all its stages, the Venereal Disease. Oil.' small Pill Is is dose; awl the taking of one box in a recent ram will taus convince the patientot the certninty of a speedy re`' (livery. Nothing rat he better caottived, more tole. or wore' convenient than this remelt) for slid, or• itre obliged to in jout• , ales, or to sea, as it needs na c‘vntinentent or restraint of dietF.:, na4 sixty years experience (Ia at' extensive practiee) has Trail ed that et ,will easel a Cute when repeated all other methods avail nothing. Far the other Chrortiettl Olsdrders, this bletlieltie Imo not Upwards of 4500 persons of . 'hoth seiei haste t 4 cured "f the above cruel ditorders. within the last Prepared and sold l' the Proprietors, Thomas Son, Members ra the !Loyal College nt socgenos, the list of ressl Surgeons, pobtis l Werummally by the lege), nt, their house, No. 9. w pridge-street ;ie whist attetstanre atill'advice wit be gives by them relative to the abestowtonptalessovith inviolobie P by upp_oirttpseqc ig thwPeripesegto Na. 35, Sl- Pall-MIA t Mr. Desborough's Toy Shap. Rd. hills. aud'hy one Onion in every cluitiderishte Rsitato. Ott .-ist bosartof only 211.; W. egAtb.: _ . LoNaos r Wined OA thahtiMPA h, D. • STATtssiii ofriti. 47. Fleet•Oree' ruiwwick 004 7 Grp,. • 11..1..49 rman to heCsissrlawat a Gampany, euittains •tiqn. ed that a iteoitut, vice Rakettimeh, killed id me tato passage It int — Aignum. its his wi Officerd(kre supttsaa, w . Foot. rk Ltght Xdfeetry . )retaittetyt._ tfatt r ite nets d nIV dederekeleard Oaten d ar k ) " , ated Hauges Idth Much, d N ber, 1113, said lit swat ginit otunnan Ceived ac re's. 31sfipsgest,18111. dfraid 01 s, She Member, 1811. 4th April, Li d& being.Tet • • .• • , • . . . '1;thal:51111"1"nM"Ii.."'Ail.1111 ' r. . • s.,_l . c WILLIAM B. IttOUirrAlN.,sAratiea's lied IV•V • inn, Snow-hill,. Lend ' the 'sort •Aeresamodef t oe , - Travellers, *HA Dods. civic* Lolararil, and moderate Chu g - , ` mil iig i'E rl , The followipg Pest Coaches, Mail Coaches, tke .set seet3, oo . ; I t uO 4 • the Saracen's Read Inti, Snow-bill:,- . .1. I.IYERIVOcrost Coach, to carry four.losldess Orli poi 4 ~..... every . Mantlegi itheitugh lanteertronti, [(ten Emus Ifinetag • ''''''' ' Atherstiorr, Touthortli, liesolideld...thteit harp , k i lgth a ' T, which aid Denitatile. . 4rrives at I.ivetpeid - itex t Afteentura. "---''' , With i ErErtat, Plinmeth, Weranatit, Dorchester, p o i mostk , L !q r. : Dartmouth', nod *Seltsbery, ties , Pint .Coo li, every fitoroi g j . . at half-pea oil: o'Clack,• with a Guard, through Rimiten,-ei r d paid mime!, Bridpeet, Bletqlford, tiosinvitoke, iind Bagsh o t. . , id, he I BOSTPN,'Spalding. Peterbointtgh. . &Moo, and Ilan , •'. • co il e d . don, Nevi Royal. Moll Vieth, mi s s ran every-Evening. C. from &Watt* Spilsby, Loath, Gyintslfyr shod H all. e had i ~.. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kvoreford; Store,. and titelo. lad as- I field, Poet Coach, called, The P.xpeditiini. every. Lem' article ' Meed . lne, Daletstreet, Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's i pool. Gliarded.throughont. . „ .. • - I BATH' aria HRISTO,L Flying Nit Coacher, through ' I was Den bo% Collie, and Marlborough, every Afternoons ant " - i Mr. • M. May's, the Greyhi•nnd Ilia, Bath, and 2e Landaus rove l, Tlitnas-street, nod the Sara Bristol, next is niSak--c, ' . p ** . i. to •Wellsc Bridgewater, Tannin, , &r. . gh. his LEI:MS.IOw Light Coach, called, The Rocking' me lie ' - t o i' . .1 [-room • out every Morning at balf-past Seven li'Cl , ritt gelid:Teta i m a m , Insides only, and goestemarkahlyesesy. with n Guam woes ..s• . D out. Pa,ses tot•ough• Stratified, Newa M rk, fietford, ar - ... t. from . ,and Feu) bridge, to the Goldea Lion, Leeds, nest - I/ay it New; •-, gig be , Hunt ithstandicg the esicotanim eiriperliqou of-this . Coat 15, 4 ' -• a6vrtd to he toe most agreeable and complete Public Cony • ' ' 1 / 4 14 . 44 . ante on the North Read, being unequalled,. in Arc/ f , - , • iby any other.. • . tr , • lett he I I{ EN DA L, Lancaster, Preston 9 IC Irby- Lorsdale, Rou t k •• " ▪ s .„ Charley, Orraskirk, and Gain tMg Post Coacbea, every um,.. ..- i. • ". '• -6 noon, at Fite o'Clock. Guarded. • ... ... ' GLASGOW, Longtewn, Gretna-Green, Anbdookllaftiet t One of Brownhill. Thornhill, SitagubarsKiln, Cationock, iitog i sig e . • ;. ;s e n d and all part; of Scotl a nd, Caisperdowt, Coath (Daily). . YORK, Newcastle, and F,dinbargb, new Coach, perte ito e „„ with a Guard through:tut, sets oat reere•Morni.g at italfoleg at air. Sig o'Clock. by way of Newark, Word, Tadennera 0,,, ~'„ maser, lington, NorlhaUrrions DUrhans, Marvell,. and Ber*id...,' 1 inip x,..: Passengers Muting- thennehee 'lsitigtsed sfisiat• the knoll of-thaX.. journey, may lest what time they please, and then proteeigok °tag ' without any,_ndditional fare. i. , c wit the Black Seep, 0... ' ... -. 'nzy-streeti Yost'. rumen:Khali - to liandetiand, 'Hall, i. i k ... rough, Webby, dial other Piagei, •• .- , ~..u s "7, Baixtoist4oirru .lot 'W.*, mit Poet 7C Coach, raki,. e. t Everting,. .. .-• , , . . ' • sh VI cAßListt i.eriith, aisa isfliKelniven. Post Coad y •' •. I•l t iii with Four- Hones, nod* Guard all the way. Passes dm • .1.• ,__, Sri h. Appkehy, Grentabridge, Riehmosti o Catterk•k, • e iit-. kir; • rougishridge, Weiherby, A herford, Roncrister. and Granda,. * (the nearest( way by eighteen miles), lets out every iltru ' ta f kr and.perfarens Vie Journey si ilk the greatom facility. .r d detained on the Road by liminess or pleasure, have the r . owith ado Dirge ..f their seals being secured in Ike nest . one • ' y l WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Moribig, at half-p* March . Site o'clock. . 'll • CHESTER. Neweart Whitchurch, TR rle Nast - • • 1600 s Northwich, and ?die dle with, Post Coach, every Dwaine, air don 44 Five o'Cloek. • 'CI i n M ap , 1 SUNDF.RLAND, Stockton, and 'Yana, New Creak MOM* St „„ irring , to the George Inn, Sunderland. 16 uus i MANCHESTER, Winslow, Collide*, Nelteastln. Wain% ; cej, on .I and Wolverhampton, Post Coach, every Afternoon. esardediv..:l -dra wn SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shitual, Post C t.. the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock, td next SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Cis:telt, called the tad she inchanoLevrry 4 40elltoe• ' sOl/TllAMPTON,Winekester,Alretfrird,aud rilloaC It. . every Evening. - • , rs who lIIRMINGHAM, Mercury P ost Coach , with a Gihmeksele i r nu rn- nut eve r y Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at ' , ~, , Paint by Oxford, Ewan, and Shipirtone, to the ' I e i Head, Bull-street, BirtaingLanu itted as HERTICORDi Ware, Hudderfion, and Cheating* Carvell, I I. very Morning. ; . *** L'.tr the convenience of permits miitling at the west e: 6 1 16 of the towns Passrogers and Parcels are booked foe all ••. ; iikove Coaches, lit ilnichard's Coach Oilke, New Wlliall,' It torte COW, Plcrialilly. • ,' - ' • 4 ' - ' _ • ..' '.7.:- bled on -'. ' MATRIMONIAL *SLIMS'. :, . th, and fur the MESSRS. GM and eo..av meat . MemberL: IVA. ,he Min t College of Surgeons in London, have 4 flermes lowly eleyouil l Cr attention fur the lain 11 years to the . • of those 01..irters . 'whick ,so freqnentlx.entbt let, and too • i Sento prevent, pit ineititarnitle bieviinrstAfatrime - Feikfty. Lem", many arida-a:imp trey hate hailers. OM peotellge the first distinction, nod thttiatiform tissecess attending theirs ... • . a „ t ' a i n •perior mode of treatment iffstiets= tempi induce th em tint" r publicly to otfer.their assiV sail larcei• of debditym, des'. aciency, whether vesultitg from the too fieqoeuey of twitch. •1 •-deck of i pr'ing in the gaieties of CishiOnighle Life, the silsouudedindill; tense of libertinism, or a secret intttaey hnhlt; which weakelli Ire Cons- the energy of the mined, and destroys the.fosir of Youth. br I dollars, producing sterility iii the (metes, and Impotence in the other, ,tre river, they o ff er is safe and permanent cure. . To those who, from such complaint' are prevented no" . I' as the tering into the married butte, alid.astitimed,th seek relief, broad over their iiifirmitits hi silence, it muss lie c‘.iisoling to know, king two hoVrever ditficalt or ineffectata the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, dee by a renlinating sod imfallible mettle insiratires they may be restored to a aimed and yip's mass constitution. g.bira up • A Certain Disorder, frequently completed is a rao. ment of indiscretion. and every species of Venereal Infection, ay a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, its speedily and tia disputing I dieally remlived, without restraint is diet or exercise 5 iisaliet ander-In- STRICTIRIF'S of the Dredges and Gleels. which they om duty, are enabled to cure inn shun period, without havinc recuursite • the painfully dangerous effecis of „the caustic; references 4 iefence, f. si hick che iven ro several getitlemen of high respectability, who hare an been cured in a very short period, after having ta. lof time !mired wider strictures for many years. :es were I 'Pr Married Females. whose expecintinw of those tendit ten the- I pledges of ronnabial happiriers have.been defeated, it may uhf Yee a pleasing renectimi to km*. shot by a proper perseveres/ in their remedies, the general. health is renovated, and the ine pediments removed. • , ;;"-- !,,- 1 'Messrs. Goss mil' Cn. exclusively professing the care of tli "Lew °lVparticular complaint-, Jos order that they may lint be marital leby . it mistaken frw, with the oblntterso justly attached to tht ~,,„:„., t tenor:int empiric, think it hat justice to themselves to stalls 'e"'" • ''' filial they base been.praperly edacated and inithuidiato evert e Court i branch of the profetsion (cornet:sues of which. 'foam verbal' e d f rom It hospitals, and triiiiouniall from the highest profertisioall `rides, they have to convince soy enquirer). That a rev , in'-the warmer hemisphere of oar eastern world. as well. ; . other pans, emboldens theta. to Desert, that their reser • having been confined to diseases already enumerated, they b. BURNS. out a cortany•rof renovation to such its may labour undet I by the debilitating streets of a life parsed under the torrid rime. Al& • the re_ . further, that Inning hid opportualties. to their professional it! f formiug aii intimate is temintance with the cont, rge Lila > t (city ', of *On • ei Pr he the bar. ring petiole. ey • to t ro of their tasporamess.or imosediete ref ; that the meters yetalting fro! ,i lig l a t e their endeavours first induced them to (pit the practice of the general practitioners and they presume their pretensions coo - a maaY, siitute a fair grimed far the unprecedented confidence Wilk re were which they have, by the public. been en liberally hollowed. To he emaciated tit their home daily (personally. or by IMO -) an Wl ' post paid) by policies of either seri, with secrecy, ' er is Iltt nod atteution. "cm* i.. 1 a should I Patients in the country are requested to stale the pardesdadl • . of their case , age, and manger of living, enclosing a remittent aril for advice and medicines, nod the remedies will he given tor (Or ' • ' Efferent warded to any twin of the kingdom. as colt. 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