The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-24 00:00:00

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S. ri.► 4. a Coat.. alb. -4 0 Welk have asOime‘ polowvaiar %hip «mt_f. :qpiffdide M qe M js Anew • dna Am Rams a r has -.- tan ofsialma.., This Ones new 1/110ATMN wi •AA dWaints-90/1 0 . elite lis.sed 11s.t' pet mot, kayo, koala dieided tbelutdsartaaa years. 4;4lo;rtiliti irintiviito estymbotimild having bees LT REALISE:4re is oiled of lioseder the plan tad ma these °Gees. the *tureen the viM . of Wee of by lamed these oodbb t Odra*: as wall riche difference hawses lens oarthateteadnetelld Indried serefedoloas will be yeadily . . AI Wt* likvaltVril. .ffltuaais Wtsustr Ifortow. Oponez Levan, Coiridea Tovrb. f;lSlneers RAWLINS. el. Pantos-plies. PentonsUle. li.ll/111 ante, 1140. liE. Citpiread. TnamAs Simms, White Horn-lase. SUlPael 'Rieman, ?loans. Elluelt-street, finwswltt. 40 1 s JOIXSON, AUredplaw, Newington Buds. 11' ibis day was published, is I vets. put eve. prise ff. I is. ed. boards. 'IVO PIRATE; a &maw,, by the Midler of •• Wavorley.' " Kenilworth," Se. ie. Printed for Archibald Constable sod Co.. Ildidorsh ; 'sad Hurst, Robinsoa and Cs., Ilk ai b ezide, Ludes. Of whoa say be 110.111TIATIONI•of the Novas aid TAMS of " Ai. * lbw if Waverley," in 111 Prieto with Orton , tide. So road by Warne. Engielteset. Heath. Renew, Ware, de. ; Iran on Designs by Wis. Adm. Is lino. U. 44.—Sco. U. lis. dd.—Proofs es ladle Paper, imperial Ste. W. Ifs. ed. Dille before the Wen Goloosblor 410. X. ss. -AID TRAVELLING ?O DOVER. DEAL. ..ATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. Four laside Gashes. and keellifeal Ma a, By S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. 111adaelit's Haas Inn, linanose-stasse, Snow-stns., L0u..... lip Hs following POST COACH *S, HAIL COACHES, he. set eat tree' the shove Inn : The "Telegraph." Dover, Hsa4 linmegate. canterbary. Feversham sad Sentlerka sew pest sew . 17 blodds=tisrtl ben cleir a il i rde 0 111 etorrmisoi l-- so oose. shall be spend to It their* conveyance oe that reed. Brampton, Chatham', Boehseter, Staled, Sittlnghonree, sad Itailhass, every moraleg, at a quarter past saves. Palmas*. Plymouth, Exeter, Wettnouth. Dorchester. Deneseuth, end t e r every morning. at saves. through Milton, Axminster, BriApert, Blaadford, Basingstoke, and limner''. The "Uniou," Southampton Lymiegten, Winchester, and Basingstoke new four hails coach. every storming at eight ; arrives at the Coe' and Horses. Southampton. by Sew. This is s melt delightful convey's. , to the Isle if Jersey, Guernsey, St. Mabee. Havre de Grace, PChseberg, he. The proprietors of the above and' hope to receive a esa- Rename" of that support which has hitherto been experienced; deem the commencement of the " Union." No nein with other coaches. Beth end Bristol flying post coaches, through Chippine., ham, Caine. and Marlborough, every afternoon, at one ; rive at Mr. alay's, the Greyhound B ristol , sad the Ler don Tavern. Thomas-street,and Swan next morning. VIst:UES TO WILLS, lIIIIMIIWSTSS, TAUNTON, AND PLYMOUTH. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light mach, only eme W a hl on the road, carrying four inside. sets out daily at one; arrives at Liverpool nest 'afternoon at seven, throne!' Wir. bore, Northampton. Wolford, latterworth, Atherstone, Lit&ffeld, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford. War. ringtoe, and Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellington ' and Shirai' post souk wary evening. at five. Guarded. ' The " Union," Werneeth. Dorchester. Blandford. Salis bury, Andover, BlackwaterAtegabot, mad Basingstoke now post coach, every aftereems. INS WITMOUTH PACIITS TO OUSINSIT, JISINT, elleasouns, a 7. mat.oss, &C. • "Rackisibwo," Lends sew light coach, sets oat every morals' tat eight ; and passes through Beide*, Itigisswede,-Utaa. Stitt*, Greethaim, Grantham. Swam, ' Stamford, Newark, Raiford. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to lbe Golden Use., Leeds,next morning, at ten. Notwithstanding the uneommeen eipedltion et this neck, it is allowed to be the most cgreeable and complete plldle -campuses on the north read. being usegualind bY air/OWL Obatew, Longtown. Gretna Grose. Am, Dumfries. Sraellsill,lllaornhfil.Sangehar, Kiln. Cammack, Kinard', •and ell parts of Scotland. a pesteoach daily. York, Scarborough. Whitby. Shields, limaderiand, New "'male and Edinburgh. sew post coach, with a guard `throughout ; sets out every morning at nine, by way of Newark, Retford. Tadcaster, Darlington, N orton, Works.. Morpeth, and Berwick. Passage,' lading al them •eeters fatigued on the journey, may reit what time they ligealos, and then proceedoe withentemy additional are. Marlborough and Swindon sew bur insides's* thrall* Aldboure. Reading. Lamboura, Parte", Lydlegton. Pewati. . 'Wooten Basset, Raaisbury, Hungerford and Newbury, every morning. Seidgenortb. Waled, fihmrerstmay and Holyhead Slur inside 'ath, Bonn. o on, S every ugh, Stilton and Huntlngdom `Royal Mail Coat, way sassing; to Sedieby, Lidb. , • Grimsby and Hall. allsevesa isamor be ris. Carlisle, Pieria'. sail 11/Nsimma Postbereech : gose with four bones end a guardillikt ma. ipmuss=s 'Brom*. Appleby. GretearMige, Roronihbridso, WelwrbY. Abecrall, Dowsontne. Grantham •, sets out every morning. and perfectas the Jose • ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the • road by business, ',pleasure, have the peculiar advaatage of their seats being Teemed is the next coach. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loutish", Bolton. Chorley, Ormskirk, and Oerstaag post-eoaches, every at- i tempos at Five. ,Liverpool, Warrington. Knutsford. Stan, Sta ff ord. and Litchfield maw light four inside post-coach. called the " Defiance." every evening at Ave °Nilo*, to the Saracen's ' Head Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Hull, Lincoln, Northeave. Howden and Doncaster pos l. - • con Itevery morning, to the Cross-Keys, Market-place. Salisbury Poast-coach. to carry only four inside. through Staines. Basiegstoke, Whitehead', Andover, he. every Morning at 7. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. rempecttelly sapid* their Friends and the' Public e that they will mot be amount able for anyPareels, Peasnagers' Leggage.Writiogs, Plate, • ic. of more than Fin Fonda' valve. If lost. 0 400 . or di • %Wt. wows entered monk and the lasanuses C ik tr . ti - roulingly. at the Seresee's Head las. Ssowsklll. 11. GeographihQesiita W eald Ammer, ow. seriptlea etas Bonadariss -end Situation of the Comities is the World. with ihe pefiseirsi %mos. Shan. sad Mountains. By Two Ladles. Woew prise Se. lid. hosed is red. Esseadaisof English Grammar. as a poetical Mirk for the Use of Chmical and Frisch Behests and private learners. with me Appeada. NNW la. W. Mood. ILJevesileAssionsnt,beisgaCellendaseffamilier Letter~ sappossd to be Beat a Pailaw.to lArDsighter, pnersesiliiy treads, os every @shied of assimmir, Slats. Composities and Rhetoric. 116064 to esable Zi gl i t bath Seam to anal. • 'Mist haowledge of ths-lieglish lA ge. litmo. pries es. hosed. r s istoortant Studies for the remsle Sam. is reference to Malmo Moaners. addreesed to a Teem Lady of DtstMe den. By Mrs. Cockle. la Nee. pries Is. entre 'The more accurately we sough into thshismeo=ll6 grosser traces we Emery whose Sod of his wilder. whet made It. Whilst referring to MIN whatever we Sad or geed, or fell is ourselves. dkoseeris. his strength sad wiedoes. ores la oar ewe weekaass aid Imperlbstisa. M. swift them where we disoovertbson dearly. and misrules their prehattL e where we seems! oar search. we = t Im and slesstedi P l l al "The eleestion of the WO seght to be the r mid of all ear stalls% which, If flay do sot is sea= sure asst. they are eflltdossrelorM us." •• To the Authoress Masse sosaiftrugAtters.ibiworld is Indebted for as elegant Ow as the Death of Sir Jabs Moses; and the Reeder. career bat reesenies is sass porous's.' rein running through these didactic pages. ss embellishing the grass leases of instreettes with the Ms: gasps sad imsgery of Poetry. The Litter es Trak is written with a clearness of thought and a closeness et MI-, seals, seldom Mime la the gamier sea. All'that reams to dm &ties of seaughter sad a sister. is seassived ins spirit sad Ilappiaess. •Anti-Jaeoble Moral Truths, and Studies from Natural History. Weeded as a sequel to the Juvenile Journal. By Mrs. Cockle.— Illase. prison.. extra boards. " The Compiler Is entitled to praise for her femme of se leeting sad cementing these materials. Her plan kr ajour eel or diary to be kept by a little girl. is is itself geed; and wethink that our yeses Meads can glean nothig ius that t that will aot he pleasaat and proitable from this tion."—Moathly Review. "This is a very proper. amusing. sad instructive book for young people. and contains some elegant sad lively spici ness of poetry."—British Critic. " The Study of Natural History may be admirably ow ployed to impress religious belief. to e nforce veneration. sad to each. the most erecting sentiments of devotion to wards the Creator of the world. A state of sled thus derOy imbued with meetings of piety. cannot bat exercise a In. *Atha lateens on the conduct. The Osseipoteeee of the dieter) power, wisdom and goodness. may be distinctly read in the works of the creation ; and if young persons wets early taught to trees the attributes of the Divinity in the varied phonemes* of the natural world. they would form the habit of referring to God, and would consider him as a spectator of every thought they cherished. or every act they did. It cannot be expected that children should eaderstead the abstract priaelples of virtue ; but those abstractions, may be brought home to their perceptions by the medium et sensible objects. sad by familiar ezmaplilleatlons. draw* from the common occurrences of life. This work of Mrs. Cockle's. may. no doubt. conduce la some degree to We and ; and may serve to show. that the performance of day is the most important busies. of life."—Critical Review. 16. The Juvenile Journal ; or Tales of Truth. Dedi cated by permission. to Lady Eden. by Mrs. Cathie. Se cond Edition, 12mo. prise ls. fld. extra boards. " A strictobservenee of TSUI'S In the most trifles as wall as the more Important cowmen of life, is the basis of every moral and religious duty." • • Another Edition of the above celebrated Work in IS ' IL. half bound, pries 2s. dd. A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. FOR CONVUL SION AND EPILEPTIC FITS, SPASMS, Sc. DR. HADLEY'S CONVULSION PO WDER, a certain Remedy for Convulsion Fits in Children, and for all Spasmodic Complaints. These Powders are a never failing remedy in the worst eases of Convulsions in Chil dren, or Adults; also Epileptic or Failing Fits, which they completely extirpate ; removes the most violent Spasmodic Affections. These Powders are wonderfully effective even in Consumption, and in all cases of relaxation, debility, and weakness in Children and Adults , and res tores the Patient to perfect health. without confinement or alteration in diet. These Powders are equally efileacious in all Climates. arraacrs rams LETTERS ADDRESSED TO DR. RADIUM. From the Hon. Mrs. Egerton. Dn. HADLEY. Tattoo Park, Sept. 2, 11120. Sir—l this morning received your letter mentioning yo ur Intention of bringing your Convulsion Powder Ist* more general notice. I have so very high an opinion of it, from the eases I have seen performed, that I think you will be doing a public 11140014-1 remain, Sir, your's, ie. R. Rarairos. 1100 TOE EIGET SOIL. LADY onions. Sept. 11106. Tids is to certify. that bats used Dr.Hasiley's Cievulsioe Powders in my family and many others, and approve of its efficacy: P oma ce, Lissome. 1100 LADY WALPOLE. Da. HADLEY. Hilliagdon, Uxbridge, Jan. 96, 1819. Sir—l shall have great pleasure in desiring you to make use of my name when you publish the Convulsion Powder. Its great efficacy in my own family and friends, and to the poor. I have experienced for maay_years—l am. Sir, your humble servant, Ccruzatme WALPOLE. Sold in bottles at 4 s. 6d. Hs. and each. by appoint ment of the Proprietor, by Mr. Sanger. Medicine Warehouse. 130. Oxford-street; Messrs. Barclay and Sons. 96, Fleet Market ; Messrs. Newberry and Sons. 46. St.Paul'sChurch twrd ; Edwards. AO. SL PaersCherciryard ; Suttee and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Sutler. 4, Cbeepside; Long-lane. Smithfield; print, *A Strand; Siradlleg end Nix. Royal Exchange ; Johnston, Corahill; Ward. OS. Holborn; and their appoinesseut by most respect a ble Medicine Venders by is every Town time lghout the Visited Ringdom.—Adt for Dr. HADIAT'II Costelsion Powders. sem Beek (sad par• as se- Tigers •11111011111.1111 i aad 4 Ireland are at aad sad iireek. Latta. %e•S*101. ter modal qPi 0- .r: shiwiejf theft& ' oh the Amber's. ...... 6 _.--. teachers, dories i Pardee, &Of -.ell 061 4 1 =4_ defeERSl ZOOM sal Lela km tr:=4. Amines Weds& for the wpm, ef itowlac rhies sad diselmilarities beanie lite• Mir sad itailla a :E. 7. Rides to assist Wog persons mil l*, with perry sad degeees. S. I ll igl e sseber ef the Uelversity of Owford. Selma Ms. Item. Pries is; lid. hosed. Laggsggillgasay Egmont**, Of OA Address to classical *each NMI Eagfish Teachers. la which worst absurdities, eisdradisliees, sad the ircumeatisel errors la Mr. Murray's Ormeame am pointed eat; sad is which is Skewing shown Ste aecemity of " The Essentials of English Cinanar." Illy the same either. Svo. priced'. stitched. ile These who are ceactersed la the icrammatied ide alise of alking, will do well Is reed this Address. as it sot *alp ceatales an exestioatioa et Mr. Merray's WSW MO. S but the whole may be ceasidered ass kiad of Lecture M the Millis! laaguage. .0 , 116. Anther efthls Pamphlet has safe seem very mete mmarks ea the Grammar of Mr. Murray. whisk are wail Irmithy the Wadies of thatgeatiemaa."—(Critical Review.) Aarrewrivices. Taoist, ea a largecard. (matelots; each ae s sad simple Adatios Table. sad also such a Multi- Table, as are set to as ea say other Card. 61. A Lama to the ilecurry of icaoes.wastelle f eeldale lag &Mimes of a Pisa Ihr Itaislai the restMicility of the Finfiglini. Ily a Schoolmaster. Prise N. R. Every Geodes** who has a sea Is climate. will Se well to reed Ms letter. r VHS only Made that really preveso ths Human Hair falling oC or Tenting Greg. is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. virtues of this Oil provosts the Hair terabit grey or GC Is eases of sickness. se shirts. shim. MIK trouble. anxiety of mind, steams Hedy. e, &A. mad Sri isms Is the baldest places ; produces whiskers, Childress' hair it redeem wooderfel Is the deadrif extremely easy. and time—asgetuts pr th e eEwth. mad based 'eat may have It op Jed with the great. Never ihNs Is • sok snosslin restisrs pe r r Mean*, S eir aeasisimext e , growth, and b gogmedimg .ea human half, Ifsloollar asses Oil eau with truth aver. it has ma IN equal 'la es world ! And the distlognised sanction it Ism rosoloodi lbws Royal and Illustrious Personages, and the flaUstiol9 I. tweak they have received of its efficacy, places this dada. rodeo above suspicion. Pries Is. dd. ; 7s. ; les. dd. ; eat ea* Guinea per bottle. Also. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair with this Preparadon, therm prieters warrant to prod.., imatedlately_a parent Amp is RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKRRS. RIMBROWS, An. to s beautitni glossy and pensiment Brows or Black. imi tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye the more durable. Ladles or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and sway. Moo 4s. 7s. 4d. ;heir 10s. Sold by the Sole Proprietors. A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on app oi ntment, in Hu tu-garde,. Holborn. Loadon • and. by by Messrs. Hoodries.Titchbonse-strait; Mr. Smyth, 117, at. and Pierce, b 7 ; Holmes , 109 .; D. Riggs and Son. M Ihevenot. 7. New Bond-street ; Delarold, Old Bowl-street Bayley and Blew, Cothspar-street ; Berry. 17; Johnsteae, Greek-street; Barelay, Fleet-market ; Butlers. 4; J. J. Rigge. 66. Cheapside ; attuning.; Royel-lfixelump ; gauges. 130, Oxford-street : Low, 330; Prost, SSC Strand; Newberry. and Sons, 43; Edwards, 66. St. Paul's Church yard ; Jolutstone. 30; Taint, 41, Canada. • Ask for Rowland's Oil , or Rowl and's D y e. sad parties • larry observe tty, Signature on the label to each bottle. u impostors sign their trash, A. Rowlands*,; the GOlllaiDO is signed " A. ROWLAND aid SON." ' A knowledge of a Disease is half its Cure.' THERE is nothing mnre common than to see the mind enfeebled by disease, and by a conscioesness of its own lespradenee , and too despoodent t• seek the means at vast, which are oftea not far distant. This is uahappliy its ease, mote particalarly with the NERVOUS. whoa com plaints have originated in early follies, dissipation. or an , endue satiety about the business of life. T o all such a re. tura to nature, and the assistance to be derived from what ' ever will invigorate the enfeebled orgasm. moist their healthy functions, and support the garnersl strength. will as suredly relieve. It is to such ends that the Cordial Balm of Gilead is found decidedly beneficial, and for the relief of the diseases of this class in particular, its reputation has be come established. To the delicate female. enfeebled by the fatiguing routine of fashionable life, the care-wore man of business, and those particularly whose eoestitutions sympa thise with the effects of undue indalgestens in early life. tbis remedy cannot be too confidently recomuseaded. It is sold by Mr. Jobuton, 66, Combat ; Mr. Banger 130. Oxford. street, London • Mrs. Ann Bowen, Norwich, m ci edi ne "seders, Price I is. and Us. each. lad all FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZ Erni. Si Regimes of Diagoon Guards—Cornet G. Todd, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, vice R. Grant, who exchanges. receiving the diatom*. bth Ditto—Lieut. W. Hodgson. to be Captain, by pooehme, vice Cast, promoted in the 53th Root. 7th Ditto—beat. G. Nugent, from the 16th Light Despoils,. to be Lieut. vice Crossley. who exchanges. t 1 Regiment of Dragoons--Lieut. R. Lanes to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, who retires. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Limit. G. Gustavus Tuitearens the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice hirCoochy, who exchanges. 13th Ditto—D. T. Cuayugham, (lent. to be Corset, by purchase, vice Lawrenson, promoted. 16th Ditto—Lieut. J. !Aunt to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Wrizon, who retires.—To be Lieutenants, Cornet W. Graham, by purchase. vice Lewd; Lieut. J. Crossley. from the 7th Dragoon Guards, vice Nugent, who exchanges ; beat. A. A. 51 , Couchv, from the 3d Light Dragoons, vice Tuite. who exchanges.—To be Corsets, by purchase, C. R. Collins, Oral. vita Broad heed, promoted in the 12th Light Dragoons; C. F. Havelock. Gent. vice Graham. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons. P. Chalmers, (lest. to be Corset, by.percbase, vier linainemodl promoted. 13th Regiment of Foot, Ensign J. Reselmw, from the .......______ _ rolremoitinisnai Aires's to th e eiltblirl .Pivie es,PßoviDtSrt tar 44,110 bit to ievito the slime** of the Nag et the 1 imitates *lath: an peostliet le ems imp** I It 1 • • i ilik tiert 4 allrit i. saseedig . • lea We losaitod..ls •••liititte: iii sbe , tros A!iii floosigep — sed It is aseilsolp 1- . : nulls al." slan fitgestiailiffir_lest V; ! ' lowneasstoitosesee. Ills ran ge , I ippiript_thqs• wit mow illetri+ as • 4 kg . Mot • tisk sespertits LI simehboehi miseeedessisge I seitioli7staksastles. villist SO 0I I iii SY . 1 le is • ' .11111C0111N11 0 et it tool ill islite.illfatiOlitimill i• atr a M e v ie l l a "! r.., “*We'fill Tows, ottwelter Mai ~ • AlP i r e t t jists% *ere osperel si• do los moss bee 11 ` 1 1167 ether weft Oast. Mid . te is it . • _-_,_ —...-1... am. Ada learvo AMA Abe OMEN • „. • u pablialsod, .G. Ohelllllo, argil Eahafge I r li t e g ; A 11 .1 11 14/1 lir 111:41t air lAT A R I L li nt IL I IIVAIIMI Ha HSSENTI ALS of MODBILii a =HOLIDAYS. • otinfr fiROPIMPIIII: ids.••••• ah. PobllA O by o.bbipplo o Royal 11.1bvary. #all-iiill. Ifs. Asia, Africa. Armlet. Magi TOKI HS. asisetati from ths HOLY. lIIBLE. adds ad. ' hs, West bass. 'Amain pistorlil .satbsillibammOs. poise Ilsijlissids. . • I , Iblo Astbor of " ifameits Storks for bet Rao SOL" obi* Swhet' Ma be feeledie 11 . 1 1 • elffiltia ' . Also. . ..-.• ye I. -.); of pby. whether tale. genes. or 011e*Te S. S. The koala" oanta Henan of Whiliaiiiiso.l9. this. yla so *mho 0 ataaaer as Is tills). tame d 914611 2..11t0 Ywag.Potiotass. a Milo lar Irma. At Aar .rilbsereil.fliet ~Ms ad fon• 41 an the pike. = labor . I".l.l" Aatt i nt S t 6L ' il ft . ' re*•iisdk•fb•*••*.eiverra oeseratMa and b 4. The 000 . y . . 1 ,, &mien a The Ihmeleb (Wile. By Pee ,, jr _._....,.,..,. I 48 .0 11 ! wesmat of I ". ?" .111 !" .1.421 amps. &no Jives& "areal, or Wes at . • . ' , • i ton un moo r= Cal ass la urea*. NI Cockle. prise 3b . ..V e ds. . ~, . ,• *I %" 01 '' ' Was to an the lira tit Sliat. I. in. rushee& .s. ley Mfr. VIIINFRIIIIL . hayeiroropor lass. I. the aosisat Gear MGM/ tk Omahas dm* yeldola. 91. ' • ' —Slaw 4s. bassi la rod. . akop oat . 11, Ilas Besaliss of dam IWO* aisrakily - fle 011islak Oa.ssatelt. es :tteeder 49P990111 1 17 14'. Oil= ' . isellithesof a wiled mad Womb Ikeek • tolih a 11441199rais ad towvad. b joassy. isasassag frith airliproadlz p . s =talar-1 teat lir S. /be Sobool be Dustabters. a Drasoodaysed is lamb or geo Parsing. s. spedimes .40 shawls aro Not auks. By ilbsiali Liaise. rattans. °Lids. ferZ ene betwosa Mr. 14arrey's Wind sod the ar hod • IS. Moral Alks: 6.. l . llestrativo of the Illasisor asidlus- IL WM , . alleelliag e .k o b et by tomb' Webs of Wowed o is. bds. *Mate Irsciag. 4. for Push . .._ is ffs--&.. t0...f.i. is wa& Ame.._ atmialasir aV. Mond OburaiiMs. velatise iii MOM mil -? Übe napesiii a iiiiaarrewr nom a ......, .. —.— .- _ ,____ ..„_____, _______, _ _ " 1 "9 of sad Ilia! vides. that we esnoot too strongly recommittal' a heteriaat pow* as the b — 4 l .. the repeated pureed of dtese two letters. The &des of s go. Oe Culdli KAM permit are sot lees awfully insisted oa. A Leiter as dee* eredleates the doses tll4 voles, ; and while it displays ail' the horrors tb. at the gam gem— Writ% Wedged-0e that metal e= s 4 s hea stet by sterol imildsilly. did bar. A. ideal MI 141 " , istiliasimi.o.4.o4ll. Pfeeillai ihse an eisiesassei llith MOM 1 . 11 , 0 • MOM IPMe OR newel si gh v t gelt tli ait ins -Wei I Mk s 1 lime* idea to . Gregory's Legacy to his Deaskaws. sad as a Is lee. as aiding It mid. bleed whose precepts would lead them to Virtue, Hamm azalea/ to texurleet geri Wane. sad Ilastaisese."—Asti-Jaeobis Review. . e.g elebeilisitiag the hum ___ 1,8 Foot. to be Ensign. vibe J. Mimi. who retires iltro u ltalf-pay 224 Foot. Ditto—Brevet Limit-Colonel H. Hardy, frog AP 18th Foot, to be Major. by posyhaeo, vice Hamilton, reed ; his death %meg followed immediately spot; se of the step, and the difference between lisa r e akty and Company being therefore 'retained to 'hie widow. Ifth Ditto—Cept . I'. Raper, from half-pay of the Re giaseat, to be Casale._ without purchase, vice Hardy, promoted is the lath Foot. 224 Ditto—Surgeon W. Chambers. from half-pay 18th Light Dragoons, to be Sargeon, vies E. Bloolt, arlto 'it ch/Agee. 234 Ditto—Second Lieut. J. P. Matthew', (tir half pay of the Regions; to be &Dead Limit'. Wee . We-- rope, who nehanges. receiving the difference. i 35th Ditto—neat. G. B. Seat. from holf-pay of lb* le* sure of Foot, to ate tient., vice J. Maas, trim surcroo. receiving the dillbreace. 47th Ditto--Ensign 1L Meodonald, from Itallipay 4U Foot, to be Essig', mos Williams, deseneed. 49th Ditto—Lieut. L, H. PAWN* frets i tl i fim asi t Willi: To Regiment. to be Limit. ;leo 11., itil i at wha t% sages, receiving the difiesesee - 1 / 2 ''t • Ito — Captain P. R. Craigie, from . yof the'Regimenr, to he Captain, vice H. ez changes; Lieut. J. Brockham, from the Foot, to be Liao., vice Pack, who exchanges. 1141 Ditto—Ensign L. C. Viscount MEW* from half-pay of the 2211 Foot, to be Resign. vies Keschawe, appointed to the 13th Foot. 69th Ditlo—Lieut. Hon. R. King, from half-pay 80th Foot, to be Lieut., vice J. A. Bailey, who enhance, re ceiving the difference. 78th Ditto—Ensign W. Dealer s to he Liept. withont purchase, vice Marquis, deceased; Keel,* A. Miontree ow. frees half pay of the Regiment, tolbe Ws% vies nes. I th Ditto—Ensign A. Brown frets e of the Regiment. to be Ensign, withont , vier 'Brew. promoted in the 82th Foot. SU Ditto—Paymaster J. Williams, from half-pay 73d Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Ottley, superseded. 1114th Ditto-- I Lieut. A. P. Pack, from this nth not, to he Lieut., vice Brockman, who ezeheops. elftls Ditto—Lieut. W. A. Steel, to be Captain, with al,* purchase, vice Basden, promoted ; &Deign L. Oriente. from the 79th Foot, to be Lieut.. vice Steel; Ensign W. 111:181ereney. from half pay llth Foot, to be Basisiterice Tim" promoted. Id West India Regiment—Captain A. Giant : to be iltior. by purchase, vice Lord, who sedros ; Limit. J. Pa. from the 71st Foot, to be Captain, by perehase. tine Grant. HOSPITAL STATP.—TO be Hospital Assiatecto to the Fleeces : John Attir e M. D. vice Gillespie, ieereetni; A • Rinnis, M. D. vice Coleman, promoted in Ilse letis Foot ; Hospital Assistant' J. Blair, from hall-pay, vice White, IliN=tours.—The Christian named 6/di Ine r eprinted to the 54th Foot, on IWO* Olt. is th hi -- - .., SANIIRIIPTCISS ZIALAIIIIICIP. , J. Rides, tetaugate-stmet, Lambeth, siaMIWIMNISIM. to Jan. $. A. Misr, Cardigan-place, Van,1199,1, dies"., teem Dee. 23, to Jan. 11. C. O. Hall and H. B. Hall, Grosesser-steset, filmneo, earpesters, from Dee. 23. to Jan. 12. SANIIIMPTS. T. Grills, High-row. Knightsbridge. gluier and painter, to surrender Dec. s 9, Jan. I, Feb. 2. at the Court of Com missioners. Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Palmer sad France. Bedford-row. 8. Churchill. Cannon-row, Westminster, wine-aserchant, I Dec. 29, Jan. 6, Feb. 2, at the Court of Commissioners, lis singball-street. Attorney. Mr. Howard, Cook's-court, Ca rey-street, Lincoln's-inn. • IL Grayson, Wigan. Lancaster. cotton-spinner, Jan. 9. 19, Feb. 2, at the Eagle snd Child Inn, Wigan. Attorneys, Mr. Norris. John-street, Bedford-row ; and Messrs. Battersby and Stocks. Wigan. H. W. Adcock, Ilinologhays, dealer and chapatti. Jan. 8, 9, Feb. 2, at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham. Attonseys. Messrs. Clarke, Richards and Medcalf , Chancory-lane ; and Messrs. Tyndall end Rawlins. Birmingham. 0. Munro. Mincing-lane. wine-merchant, Jan. 1, 8. Feb. 2. at the Court of Commissioners. Basinghall-street. At torney. Mr. Wright, Fenehureh-street. G. M. Forbes, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. le. 17, Feb. 9. at Mr. Avison's oilier. Hanover-street, Liverpool. Attor neys. Mr. Avison, Liverpool ; and Mr. Wheeler, Castle street. Holborn. C. Croaker. Upper Fares. Crayford. Kent, farmer. Dec. O. Jan 12, Feb. 2. at the Court of Commis sioners . Basin;- hell-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. C. Ctwistie. Clereent's-lane, insurance-broker. Jan. 6. 11, Feb. 2. at the Court of Commissioners. Basiagnall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Allston sad Hundleby, Froeman's-court. Grabill. Fen orge. ell DEN DS. Jan. 49, D. Anderson, Billiter-lane, mersbant, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basiaghall-street— Jan. 114..1. S. Carter and R. Cornfortla, Liverpool. mer chants. at the George Inn. Uverpool—Jan. 24, J. Ile yter, Bristol. watch-maker, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol — Aso. 19. T. Brenaand, Bread-street. Cheapside. warehouse man, at the Court of Commissioners, Basingisall-street— Jos. 19. R. Palmer, Brightlielmston, Susses, plumber. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, London—Jan. 12, R. James and T. Robinson. Lawrence-lane. warehousemen. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts--Jae. IM. W. R. Wilmot. Crown-court. Broad-street. merchant. at the Court of Commissioners of Rankrupts—Jan. 19, E. Nicoll, Hemel Rempateed. Hertfordshire. wioe-merchant. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts—Jan.Simpson, Crown sours, Th r eadneedle-street. merchant. at the Court of Com missiotsers of Bankrupts—Jan. 2t. F. Makin andJ .011'0110a. Deritend Mills, Aston, wire-drawers , at the Royal Hotel. Blnuloghani—Jon. IS, J. Armstrong, Bristol, millwright. at the Commoreial-rooms, Bristol—Jan. le, W. Whitby and P. Wlthington. Clements-lane. brokers, at the Coast of Commissioners of Baaaropts---Jau. lf, C. firm/ode sad W. Taylor. Wading-street. warehousemen. at the Court of Comnsisoloners of Bankrupts—Jan. If. R. A. Jones. Tot of urt-roed, lineadreper, at the Coart of Commis dooms Bankrupts—Jan. 111. S. Rogers, Gutter-lane. beater. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts—Jan. ilk A. Ross nod J. Murray. Leadenhall-baildlngs. Grace dmodsmtroet. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts— Jaw 14. P. Grove, GARS. Glasorgaosbire, straw het iienufeeterer, at the Cardiff Arms use. Cardift—Jan. W. J. Illughes and J. Clare, Live 1, grocers, at the 0111ce of Moss's. Keigbley and Son. Hanover-street. Liverpool-441b. M J. P.O. Neweastle-eudor-Lyee. mercer, at tb• Roe SOL NywcastleAtuder-Lynn—Dee.ll6. J. Burleigh, Bristol. Maas-founder, at the Commercial-rooms. Bristol, casrtriCATE5. — JAN. 12. J. Muse. Cbalford. Bliley. Gloucestershire, linen draper—V. Morris. Wellclose-sqessw, tavern-keeper—E. B. Deeble. Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square. upholsterer —H. Thompson. Sculeoates, Yorkshire, merdiant--1. ilep mmistall. Doncaster, 'agricultural machine-maker--1'- R. Tovey. Lamb's Conaeit-street, merchant---T. PSTSOn4. Clyde-street, Holborn, jeweller—T. Batt, Tewkesbury, Oloscostorablre, miller—G. Leo, Bath, baker—W Bristol, lestbrr-factor. IPASTOSSSUIIPS DISSOLVED. • I'. Ostrow sad W. , tilailoway, Malden-lane. pinto, wadi( giversaidis—.W. Westsorittud t rkesbery. V. Higgs. . Covent- I sad W. 4 P A r p-1 ii '~ ~. ri.; 4 4 . 1" 1 . II k.•-% •