The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-30 00:00:00

. , . ...m.r,.-....,--il s ••••••41•4444,„ ~ ....al* • '. • . .:. 0 1. 7. •-• • ; , ,• " ,, i,. --T.••••• • , :::•Vif • 4• •• 7 47 trigf. .. 7 ..-- -;•71r...-' 341 . ' . 'S --.. ~...".' • '. •• • sP .. #16.... -- . ....-Ti 40 • . .. ‘. '••• 44sia* - - " 1 '''.;,‘, 04( . Z v :', - v * : 41:1 , 1 1. 4. •c„ , _ . 1: , el 4 . ‘. . . ;•3 g .... .• , ,,,,.. . i f . e ...ll.' "A • . MO t int • anA .. . . , 2789. LONDON, - NONDAY, soruAkr* 64b. " 'the Caro far peleieh lieu, M the field, and S vaster dies: Pi ti, THEATRE ROYAL, LMIJAT.LANR. ril - to-moitßow FVENTNQ; Jan. 31 1 their Alnymeltie Savant, will offium A PECULIAR CASE OF MISFORTUNE; ' , FROM T HE LONDOXRAInire .r.,i. 28. .Addremed to the beano, nod benevolent feelings of the British ' --r ..1 I Nali••n. .1 JOHN LEESON, a Seaman (a native of Irefami), Adetiralty-DlJice; 'Jun. 28. engaged for marry years in his Misie4Y'S service, being Copy of a Letter from Captain Sir George ft. Collier; K. C. B. lately discharged, renamed home with 1261. the ainunot of his t . of his Majesty's Skip Leander, alltlre.ssed to hear-Admiral bard earnings, which he rntrusird to the care of a yinblernit in (kis 11, and tramonnten to Jobb-Wil son C r , dter, li..q. Swallow-street, St. Janus '.. who anent/anis ilivoted the 1 Ills Majesty's Ship Le- ruler, Dec. ?IL l amount of the money, alilimgh substantiated by a'S lIIICSS, and 1 , 5i n. ......./ h ive the pleasure to acquaint you, that the landlord's - receipt fur the stone. squadron under my orders, being in quest '• An appeal to the readout of 4 British Jery. before Lard BP l ' or wit thh e Athe Mee ~m erican ships of war which e s ca p e d during . kahor o ough, in Westminster Hall, in the sintin otter Nlivharl, • ' the late gales trans the ports of mass.ichesettv, I had min Term, confirmed the fair claim of the subject of this an. plieatioo ; and a late trial J a n/ the Middlesex Sessions, 4/0 the ; vagee.t thegood fortune, yesterday at s un . / e t, t o ca pt ur e ilea of a compicary, ogling Leeson •and !!!!! tiler, by (Mr. aiw) the pahlkum, shared the same f.tte as the former, by the celebrated privateer Prince de Neufchitstl, her. being cleared of the charge of conspiracy, without the De- maphrodlte rigged, pierced for twetilv.two guns, feria:am calling any evidence• d having e ighteen mounted; six of which are lona in this situation the poor Ss-ammo naturally looked for a re imbursement to secure-hilm.elf from the final of ;replay rind dk,- . Nie anti twe lve pou tiriers' 33t) and the rest twelve. pounder. tiers, and reply his friends Fir their jpiesroet support hi his carronades ; measures toils, with a crew of 13t) favour. •• • - ' .....1/.. ' .:3"."... ' r::: ' -: ' - ' .. ••:'• men, under the command of NiCholas .- Millin,• l His hopes are oaw entiridirlilamed by the naprintiOed meats , k used by the holder of lift 111411ert* t,, CV:ide teditutioa; by twin a ! F renchman, and one superior professional shuffling ost.orthe paymead, mod thrieby entirrry . ft sistratiar skill and enterprise. Site a wed from Boston on. the Ptheiv cede of Justite, hawing throan itiarsell•inis the Itlees Bench i ns . • I. inst an t, and is the compieiest ves , :el lever saw. r*. This Case of real Distills and Contlisiseration is tarot omit ''he activity of the Captains of the Newcastle and nestly recommended to the Mullane end P:wiantkr4pir..7ittAcastit cut off the chance of escape from this cruizer Seaman, having devoted his youthful days to si,ti h•rnour and dartnsr a Chace of ten hourA, the wind blowing a service of his King and Country, 814 new 'meting ,us .the de. cline of human !Ili, without any Izei easpler3tnen, and ten, hard tell. I cannot refrain from congratulating tiered partly unable fur mura s oi fi bmii, by incidental infirmi- you on the capture of this vessel, as she had beets ties, humbly solicits the kind . isntion of the Generous aid llunsnte to alter late, it . possihle, the present tlikinnia and di.- c hased during. former cruizes by upwards of sixty tress which attends then most respesuktiapa grdiefut hansom, different British men of war, and frequently under servant, JOUN LLESON. ' their suns; nor did she bring to,. in the present in- Donations received by the following Gentlemen t—Mr. J. stance, till the shot f ro m this ship and the New- Dean, ill, Swallow street ; Mr. P. Wright, Brand-meet. Blooshory ; Mr. Forearm, flattcr • New Roo l-streel 4 Mr. elide were fl In over her..---1 hltve, &e. Jackson. Butcher, Old ftmt•street s Mr. Miller, iii). Swallow- 08t).; O. COLLIER, CI ptuin. street; Mr. Brooks, ILI, Strand 1 - Meters. Faritwwwl en. BO; '.,hear -Admiral Griffith, ese. Ac. Wardour-street ; 'Mr. it. Gray, Printer, 7, Wine Offieir-couti,, Fleet-street. hetson, William Dimming, W. 11. Snelling, Donald Matte() John Lane, George Head,-and P. R. Wybault. To be Depoty-AssisfaritaDmenisaties-General to the Forces. ' Robert Lee, John Fieebetn, beta! Dnaatri, Alex. 'Grant, Alleu Jackson Nightingale, Joseph VerfenseineJohts Reid,. James Horne, George Stevens; James Anderson, M. R. Car ron, Henry Addington Bayles, Edward Pitman, James • Hodson, James Mason, William Stevens, John Edyi, David Bowman Robert Chartres, Tho m a s Scottell, Daniel thinly,- William 'Hall, John Radford, R ow l an d B. Marshall, J. George Eyl, John Spencer, Nathan Jackson, John Banner Price, Thomas Harvey Sainnel Tuhby, John cooper, Wil liam Hume, Thomas Bef , Ruhert Johnstone, Thomas Rae, Samuel Petrie, Ernest A. Harty, Peter ttoberts, A. C. Harri 4, Henry Bowers, Thomas Thornton, John Jame* Simi). ban. William Romps-let Whitefuord, H. L. Whitehead, Mar. tin Stokes. Thotrias huhnet, Geriege Moore Dilfriu, Au stn! G. Falarda, George Young, Wanton Coninimlnab, Thomas Walker, William Henry L o u, Charles Williams, Angeles Wathen, Joseph Chartler, Charles Farpier, John Jenne's., Charles Hanibly, Henry Thynne. Colin Miller, John Sarrery Erbck, Thomas Herrington, Robert Decker, James WHIM*, Francis Moseley Richardwu, Samuel Han Mon, Clerks Tid-. marsh, Charles S. Meredith. and Alexander • HOSPITA I. STA Fr. SralftSoigeon Edward Dow, from half-pay, to be Surgeon ttt , the Forces. MEMORANDUM.. • Ensign Michael Bran/tan, of the lst West India RetiMeat, whose appointment was cancelled, as stated in the 'fttket." 4 401 the 314 inst. is re-instated In his rank. ' . • The following appoinunents, ws staled in the Geettesdr ilh June, 1814, and 3d inst. have not taken places— BREVET. Captain Lucas Baeareister, of thi ICing's German LeAlett,";tobe Major in. the Army. tat West India It/intent, Alexander Turner, Gent. td sign. HOSPITAL STAFF, John Packman to be Hospital-Aisistant to the Force. • ROMEO AND JULIKT. Rumen, Mc. Keetti Mere*lio, Mr. EilWon; Juliet, Miss L. Kelly, Onus the Fklonburgh Theatre, her 4th appetarineit in that Chimuler). utii‘li will be added, The New Superb P.tutueritur, ruined VIE VALLEY o t) !AMON DS or Harlequin Sindhad. w e doeiday ; Ab Vaal", with the New Pantomime. Thursday. Nader Sotordwy, Romeo wiiedOdiot. The I)..ars' la Me opts d% at half pot live &clerk, to be gin at half pitt ais. Boxes, 72. i k Second Price 3c, 6.1.--Pit, St. 6d. ; Second Prier, Sti. I...wirr (Wkly. ; Second Price, lg.—Upper Gaper!, I'.;. lierood Price, 6d. TH AT E. ROT COVENT (WOMBS . T O-MOBALOW EVENING , Jau. al l * will • be itertoemed.• ISABELLA. Birps, Mr. Young; bahrlia, Miss O'Neill. To which will be added, The Wew grand Christmas Pantomime, caned . )lARGEQUIN STBITTINOTON ; or, Lord hhiyor of Laudon. Wadnesdee, a new musical eiderminment, called Brother runt Sister; untie which Raising the Wind, and the Ned Panto• *time. boxes, 7s. t Second Price So. fit.—Pit, 93. 6d. • Second Price, 25.--Lower Gallery, 40. ; Second Vrice, Usitery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. ► relents Bo• may he bad isigluly, oo applieasioo to Mr. Braudon, ul the Boa-oflice. RANIERI:IOTR; • T. Finn and J. Johnson. Nottingham, tailors, Feb. 20, ,21, March 11, at the Punch-Bowl. Nottlngleom. Attornies, Mews.. ' Bleasrbile, Alexander, and Rohm, New Inn ; and Mean- Coldham nod Enfield, Nottinghatn. T. Palmer, Bahia, Routh Aztrerlea, Merchant, Feb. 7,..14. March 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's -court, Old liroado.t reet. J. Gould, Aston, Warwickshire, chymist, Feti.lo, 11, Mitt& 11, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Platt, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn s and Mr. Elkingtoo, Bir. • minghain. D. Hargrave, flollywell-mw, Warship-square, Shoredfteh. cabinet-maker, Jan. Sl, Feb. 7, March 11, at Guildhall. At,— UIGBOATE ACADEMY. NEAR LONDON, CON DUCTF:D BY B. DUNCAN, LL. D. TEOR neral and extensive system of Education vets+ schwa is accommodated to the age and tome of the l s opils. baring in view the particular sphere of life they mav be destined to move in. The Terms, which are niuderele, .vstry with their age uad studies. No entrance req•leed. References given to Mercantile Bevies of ealnenee. Foreign.Offace, Jau. 28. LOCK AND sillti3lCAL bIS.PENSAit 'nig Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been &aced; in the name anti on tie behalf of his Ma jiity, to appoint the Honottrible Robert Annesley to be his Majestyta Consul at Antwerp. II Ills Royal Highness the Duke et York, President, and the following Committee of Govern:poi:— • Earl of Leitrim. Colonel yr, J. Jones, H. P. Earl of Etre:nom juhn L.:douche. 11.4. M. P. Right Him. T. Jones rolonel4l. Clements, U. PI. Rt. Hier. R. n. She ridun, M.P. I Captain James May. Hoe. Gil. 3. Barry, M. P: Surgees, Mr. Kiernan, • • •' , 4 Member of the Royal CAW, Loudon. THE Patronage this institution bas received, for the exclusive treatment mill Core hf both Seers, dthwted with Venereal Complaints, mid their, dreadful emwequeeces, as strictures, debility, ulcerations, &a. conducted under the ma. eageatient of the test professional abltbies, w ill setisfy the Pub lic of the high merits of Mr. K I ERN AN plan, and /but by it the ledouvettieeees of Public Charities are avoitied, whit .1 the young and newer: are protected evilest the fatal delesious held. or; by advertising efetendery iu ibis brooch •if practice. Si..ce appeared by the Animal Report of tall, fil3l petientsof oat li.be xes, beteg beeti egret!, w ithqut contleersei.t or injur,, to t tie. tatinttion, rind with h delicacy and secrecy hit Ino to I Awllicab-thert isterrialsetteerl'amter the moo coml.:lir:11..1 1 row itt the disease fres ten to twenty ear... The syntleitims yield td 'Mr. ICierano's treatment in a few dais t and where appearance of debility conic, on. too early Opplicalinti maim ii be made to prevent the dagger that may ensue. Mr. Kiernan many be consulted he either Set, with the Plelligat.PeCrci3it lt: his private him,.,. No. Lower Char lotte-street, tiecifiord-square, nom nine tit twelve in the mor► rest, antrum, viz .till nine at night tin whom letters nod titer rimming:kat tom. from town and country, may be uddrersed, and will be ptosetuany alowered. Jost pnAHahrd,. . . GREAT FALL IN THE PRICE OF WINES. VINE old Cape Wines, . at 365. per Dozen. .a.: Lefton - - - 42 Rrontee Madeira - - 45 Et rodent Okra - - 48 Seperier Old Port, dr years la the She . - 48 Emtled* Sherry , 54 Floe ld Crusted Pert - 58 DetieerrAfrecuf expeaceto env pert et Landes, front the Wine Emporium, Nu t . I, Angel-coed, Terewaurton-street, Dear the' Rant. • • MI LITA ItY PROMOTIONS. WeralSia, Ja*. 24, 1816. • (Concluded from Tuesday's Gaaette.), • 4th Ditto. To be Lieutenants, by perebase--Ctwatts Henry Pant; vice Light, promoted in the 3d Foot ; and John Charles Farmer, vice Wildman, promoted ,o the 6 th Font. To be Cornet, by purchase, Robert Roberts Wilmot, Gest. vice Pratt. , Regiment of Light Dragoons, Brevet-Major O. It. Dear, • • to be Major, by purchase, vice Murray, promoted. 29i1 Ditto, - Capt. ftoderiek M‘Neil, from the 6 tb Foot, tabs P raolttia of a Troop, vice Knipe. who exchanges.. ,Pgjeint4lajor from the 11th Light Dnigirions, to be , ' iv.gtd)iiritnt (aith the rabk of Cornet), vice Hardsima, hp pintweJ to the 11l b Light Dragoons. '9d Regiment of Foot Guards, Lieut. George L'Estransta froth half/pay of the 31st Foot, to be Lnsign, without purchase, - vier Court!. 2d Regiment of Foot, Edward 11rnntt Jackson, Gent. to be En, sign, withust.purchase, vice Fiankland, pronAtedi sth Dino. 're be Lientenants, without purchase—Ensign O. F. Grooves, vice Smith, promoted in the POrtugur...r Army ; and Ensign Walter Darras, vice Pi,,ot, proniutid in the Poittiguese Arrov. To he Ensigns—John Roberts, vice 0- •uves, Gent. ; and George Linn, tient. vice Hurd, 23111 Ditto, J. Porter, Gent. to be F,n,ign, by purchase, vice Dodson, appointed to the 4111 I)ragoini *month,. nth Ditto. ..• . ' I ►, ONE DA I TO DRA T W ENTY-FOTI It 43APFTAGS 1 f4 4 1 1 1141-711111Ela "MAP seIOAV 4ilo 9,000 00 1,000 4a) 1,0 0 400 500 5....0f —3lO 500 9..200 TO-MORItOW IS THE THIRQ AND LAST DAY OF Dlt AU I rG. AFEW TICKETS and SHARES' remain for We al SWIFT and 'Co.'s, the Coatraeinre for the present Loltery, NO. li. POUttat And Na. 31, A I.DIIATE 12, OHARII4O- CROSS; I HIGII-ST It LET. , PRACTJCAL 013Si:AVATIONti on the above IMP:A SKS. prite9" . . By F. Kiernan; nod snld by Sherwood. Seely. antlJo;sest, 90. Pbbetraoster-row; and by Wiley.. 14. Finer ttel. A CARb. QUACKERY ROT .ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS Snperior Advice is of importance to Afflicted. COOPER sad CO. Sergeons, NTembers of the *nut Collegits of 101140 a sued Edinburgh, after 3n years' esteem grandee, aware M direct their similes to the; epee s o, CerfflialOomplaint in all its singes. and those detotties pro. *weed shy juemble iadiscretions, long residoace in hot tawdry. &e. die. which, if not timely remedial, derange the system, and shertett Slight and retest eases of hifootiow tiro, by their peculi..r mode, eactually cured in a few days; and they particniark claim the attention of those wito-b I vo attempted' t heme 'km. selves, or who have been so natotanate asps bust. a blind mad fatal tonddence In men ignorant of in important a 'womb of the pt.:fessino, whose improper tre:iteteut not mile fermata -ally dc afro)s the vital spark, but causes Croptious n o the head,. filen. and body. ire eyes, mouth, :sad nose, vertigo, noise in the ears, swellings in the neck, ulcerated sore throot, strirlan-s olroimite elects, .nodrs on ibPskia nocturiud pahas iu the head and limbs (too frequendy mistaken for rheuraustiam ex.. taeme weakness in the knees. mad swelled uncles, twin at iengili simply eIIS4IFIN With a georral debility and decay of the mambas tutees, all arising from this sheadfni disease :larking in the habit, or the improper use a.f inerntry, and. which symptoms he quench :appear years after, nod too often . embitters the maid amnia' state. Messrs. Cooper and Co.'s et perlenor In the above disorder., are unparalleled. Are consulted dads Pros) Teo till Elgin, by all rooks of people, or by 'tiler, stating their case. age. mo de of living, dee. (eavi-sing a tentistoore), midge medicines, med., the best a dvice, will be seut.to any part of the town ru4 eottotry,„. Wert. Messrs. Cooper a:id Suigeons,.Chur!istteAsinse, Great Charlotte-street, Elnekfriars-road, band n $ but no Letters nee simpered which do out remain a corsuiriug I'ce, N. B. The Piles and }lambi nee by them cured without cut.. tint. ••• ••• Atli % ke.graikeinsTuef.day,Thtirselny, and Sauday Morn fop, front Eight sill Twelt(e. PlF.ftitOt Y TT is of the first consequence to ascertain 'on AL whose talents a n d integrity a fient rtgliftwe may be ' , placed inalliction. CURatif And Dn.,. Surgeons embalmer and_ higtk protes,iorial ausinnieuts, mben of the; loyal Cothrgeg of mtidon nod Edinburgh, pr 16 the Pub lic the result of 30 '‘.411, 4 e speririlee in t Core ref ._Venerer.l Complaints, and those. Detlliiies nod Dsflelpeories Mich not unto equently present or eitrUitt.r the ma ff f irosital state. In she V:ltiOnS gradntioso, fr. ns recent infection to confirmed Imes, their treatment commands very often tot speedy, and always n radical cure. In dubious cateo, - their long and well-arranged e 3 perience gives them a promptitude of decision that secures e Patient from, being mercutiniired one tif-eximence, or has 1. g his constitution undermined, nod the, vital principle destroy ,. I b, a latent, hut imidious disease, or a blind and fatal eonfi d,nee in slutlloW pretender,. - • In Nervous Vasenlar Rein vatinn, and Atnny of the Organs, arising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious 1014104 or solitary sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the system, even ip ca-es .whiels, ore verging on de spair. Strictures and other derangement , of the Urethra they remove in a mild and effector.' manner. Slight and recent cases of Venereal Infection arc mired iit the short period of two dlys. To the Female Sex it will ho cosuolitary to know that they mar he cored of 111,..e Debilities which defeat conception, and sip the foundation of counubial felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicecu,, nod inviolable se crery, . CURRIE and Co. may be consulted every d3y, nt .their house, 107, Raftaw-garden. ••• Letters from the Voitotry, stating. minutely the 10(1,1 . 4 110414, ate. Me enrissfisig rei ttttt nnee for Advice uud 31c4licittea, w ill he treated with studiuna &Molted). .Vu. 341, liottonigardeo. DEBILITY. &e. ENCOURAGNI) b, the Uniform success at. tending the tar incsistsanf Treatment in the cure of 'a few prevalent omploints, whiCh hits beets confiraned fit the % exporleitee of many years, 'pro !biro nntl ex lentil% r-pract lc , — ssensible also, of the happy relicts resulting to the Politic float 'Metileal Men eviefining their attention tar n rennin This. of tits. c.ees. Mews. GOSS end CO. r Members of the Koval Cole 'lege of Surgeons in Londiin; continue to direct their mintiest to those •ISi4orelers arising from , secret: destructive WIWI of ills considerate Youth , which not only iscea.ioas a numerous train 1 of Nervous Alrections, but also entitle on its' votaries' all the enervating imbecilities. of old age. In that distryissing iliste - of • lieltility or Cells Wiley, whether the consequrnee of melt hum.. lid linbits, excessive drinking,. long iesistenee to hut clininws, ' or 'buy .other COMPe. by a Lich the powers of the conanitutioa Acetone eareeMcd. as regotarly educated Surgeon. of Lond.nn ' they Eider is tiro, safe, and spgetly restoration to speed an d rigorous: health. Viliere on early application is mode for the Core of a C 01... tains liiisertirr, frestmesilychinforted itt o .moniont of illehrld , *ty, Illt eradication .14 gessereily' .. etimmiletest in the strort.iirace of tile &yin lad In the more Inerstiseed nod iiiireterate iinges of ' VeueLeal Infeetisso, eassacteriped fly a vitfirsilY of painful and distressing 'optima, a perseverance in ilseir plait (without re straint tartlet he exercise) will altar" toll* ratietit a perlqaneut awl radicsil ewe., • t . • The !Menses of the Urethra, as frequently connected wlthe erwitsiog from the ohms's,. Complaint, lame oat escaped , ttPilbgtientiou ; Inv on infallible nod itoproyed spina, they awe en intill to remove obstinate Glees anti thrlentref,, whether cat or of long duration, Yilthont resorting to the painted.. BM dangerous use of the Canslir Mountie. Many iiietnuerscnn be adduced of very ioveleteate cusses, of teseral-yegrs eutolinuanee.. living yielded In their method inn few do)s. after the cure had' been attempted by other l'ractitionerc withmit elf.ct ; and scliba3 been the agreeable reSult of a practice of I I years. (hid the mode of Imminent tins hot. in cue single instance, ever prayed abortive duringsy holt periled' /W.; M ihoa4,iarrmiono. c iii 11.41s.Sexes hire experisnetd.shes etstpluyeot of boviiiig heel' i .perfecily cured, after severe wills iiiprousts methods loin been 1 psi.veserediirto tio purpose. .-- ......;; ~ . ~.. i. To Monied Females,. whams avissettitkoM -4 those howler i pledges of connubial happiness have Aeon defenied: it may' ids° , be upleasing relleetiorrto know . . that by ri proper pensoyeracee in stasis . remedirs. the general health is rinovated, ;old the tug , pe.tistschts removed. • Meows. Goss and Co. exclusively profe.sion the ruse of these : partictilar complaint•, ill order that theyAnav not be marked br is mistaken few, nail the obliwiwesio justfY attaiberFlor the • igoorant empiric think it but justice . to tbennelves to stal er. that they WO% been properly eduriatedmid initiated into every broach of the profession (eertilicines , of . wisietr; from, vitrifies , hospitals, and testimonials from the Itiehro professional audios rittes they have to convince any enquirer). 'Mat a residence in th e warmer hemisphere of our en-tern world, n 3 well ns ie. other wilts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been confined to diseases rdrcaely entitheented, they hold oust a rcrlaiutv of renovation to soca as itta) labour under the, debilitating elrects•of a life pesd under the torrid VOW. And ; further, that having had opportunities. in their professional es-1 p h eity, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the roost Ott. , tional habits of seafaring persons, they idler to them tire best • assurances of immediate let ; that the success resultipg from. their endeavours first induced them to quit tile practice of the I general practitioner; and they presume. their pretensious.con stitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with. 'which they have, by the public, been so libenally linninued. patients ie the essuntry see requested to stale the portitalars ' of their case, age, and manner of living. enclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, and the remedies . will be given ur furs warded to any part of th e kingdom. To be consulted at their house doily (personally, or by letter. post paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicncyi and attention. 1 pace URA CO. Surgeoas,lS, BOUTCrit-Stree, Fleet-street. May 1,18011. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign. MacLeod, vice Lenuon. promoted' in the Poritguese Aimy ; and Cosign James O'Connor, vice Dobbins pm:toted: in the Portstreese Army. • t. To he Ensigns—Rohert Balvevrell, Gent. by Astfretti , :e, vice Ituddock, promoted Gro. Mael mn. Gent. vice Mat Lend ; and Volunteer It. Poosotthy, vi:e O'Connor. promoted. BM Dille, Ensign It. Fraser to he Lieutenant. vice Fteneh, • deceased; George Lyuch Backhuuse, Gent. tube Ensign, vice Fraser. 92d Ditto. Captain H. Harrison,from half-pay of the regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice l'ruensau, who exen.inges, receiving the diners-nee. &Ali Ditto Brevet Major-Fielding Rrowue to 1;e Major, with out purchases Lieutenant Win. Tonle to be Caostin or a • Company, without purchase, vice White. promoted J 4 the6th Garrison Battn'ion. 45111 1./itto, Lientenantit. Jones Colley to he Captain of a Com- Pim'', by Mt" base, vice:Evelyn, who retires. 6011 s Ditto, Lientennut cfristscrt ifitrliell 'to be tnpinin of a Cornpoiny, by putellinynibuZu ke, promoted . tin tite - Staff Portugal. Captain G. F. Knipe, Bom the S9ul Light Dragoons, to be Cap tain eta Company; Mee M' Neil; who escluinge,.. 69th Dit.o, Surgeon C. Banks, ft hail-pay of the Royal 'Re giment of %Mita, to he Sergeant, vice-Rowe, whit exchanges. 73:1:1)itto, ---- Hay, Gent. to he Adiutoot (a jib- the • rook of Ensign). vier James, who resigns the Adjui:intry only. Ditto, .ILieut. naist Pittard* H 3 rie to be Captain uf a Corn ' pony. vice Nornittit %Mcleod, deceased. 110th Di to, lieutenant Win. frmn the 82d Foot, to be ' Lieutenant. vice Bnillir, .who exchanges. Slot 1/itto, Lieutenant Edward Kingsbury to be Captain of a ;6 withottt'purchases vice Williams, promoted In the Portuguese Army. Ensign Patrick Chevers to be Lieutenant, v ice Itlngsbnry. Ditto;-Lientenant Thomas ltailiie, from the SC h toot, to • be lieutenant, vice lilies * who. exchanges. ' 85th Ditto; Assistant-Serowe W.'Vallane; from the44tb root, to he. Surgeon, vice WMiams. deceased. 87th Ditto, Ensign Terence O'Brien to be Lieutenant; vice Otte, deeenscd.• ' • William Batemau, Gent..to be Ensign, vice O'Brien. 911 h 11itto, Rottuld Crawford Ferguson Munro, Cent. to' be Ensigu, vice P.lr, deceived. • 97th Ditto, lieutenant Charles Greville, from the *Afoot, to ' be Lieutenant, biee Shipley; Who retires upon /warty tif the l'oot. 101 d Dion, Lieutenanty. Th . tacker, Men belt-pap if the 'lBth • • Own, to be Lieutenant;irico yaks erebanges• ' 2d W 441 India Regiment. To he Lieutenants—Ensign Itithett ('larke.' vice %Prnhe, de ceased; and Vosign P. M. IMonre, vice.Funles, deceased. To he Ensigns—Hector Maclean, Geld. vice Clarke; and Win. Ryan, Gent: Vice-Downer. id ()ate, Haslet) A. kl•lbvish to be Lieutenant, .witboutept chase. vice Fartington,, w ho resigns. • • Alexander . Turner, &vitt to be Hasign; vice M'Tavish. bt Garrison Battalion, Captain Joho Holiis, from hallpsy of the 19th Fent, to tie Captain of a Company, vice Spialulf, who eschauges. 10th Herd Veteran Battalion, Quarter• Master 'Alexander %Pinto:di, from the 31st Foot, to be Lieutenant), eke Har rison, deecated. [(TAFF. To be Commissaries-General tattle Forces. Deputy-Commissary-General James Pipou, Augustus Grand, and Thomas Dulmore. ' • To he Deputy Corandsories-General to the Forces. Acting Deputy Commissary-Geoeral Irilliam Lakin. A siswint-Coremlisary-Generalvthe•Baren lie Wener, A. Mar : jorebanks, William Popleten, John F. Hagennu, Christopher Rodwell; Edward Dillon, Richard Edwards, John Glynn, • Samuel Hopkins, Buchan Fraser Telmer, Gregory Haines, William Wetnysr, and C. W. Sidney. [ To he AssistMn-Coininitnariertleneral to the Force:. Deputy Antietant-Gonswisenry-Gesterals George Moore. Andrew Malik, Ig. Wechloger, John Lawrence Harold, John Franee, O.: W. Wilgress, Richard Stonier 60•Iiir, AL Rossitor, Jame; Sams, Wavier. Vittahant, Denfici turniei, Mess 4. Robinson and }line, Charier-house-square.. II . Cooper, Sainsbury, Gloucestershire, fanner, Feb. 42;--141 A .,0 ' at the Northoich Arms Inn, Bengston'', Worcestershire, Metrs,' 11, at the Rein Deer Inn, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Budstlel4 : Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. C. Engledow, Stockton, grocer, Feb. 9, 10, March 11, at th e • Red Lieu, Stockton. Attorney, Mr. Raisheek, Stcickton• • • 4 G. Ling., Norwich, linen2draper, Feb. 6, 10, March 11, at -. the Norris - 1k Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Wiodus am, -4. tCo. Chtiotery-lane." J. Elder, Ainwick, Northumberland, merchant; Feb•9o. Tr,' %larch 11, at the Angel Inn Alnwick. Attorai6 , , Mr. Selby, Merrick; and Mr. Burn, lan, Bartholomew-lane. Itilallersti, Great Malcom, Worcestershire, scrivener, Feb. 140 1304 %11,111. at tiv t e lt ri e e. R s e t isr Doer Inn, t,t W nrceeter. Ass i oszney, ,re 4. E Greases, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, common. brewer, Feb. 9,10, March ii, at the King's Arms, Derby. At- ' tiwnies, Mr. Savage; Great Winchester street; nod Mr.Greaves, Herbs. H,'Newman, Knowl-hilt, Berkshire, shopkeeper, Feb. IS, 11, March 11, at the Angel hue, Readies. Attorney, Mr. Vises,. Reading. • - P.'Hawkins, Beer-lane, Thames-street, victualler:Tel). 4, 14 Mare/ 11, itt•Goildirall. Ationsies, Mean. kiatchioson sad Emmett, Brewer's-hall, Addle-street, Wood-street. J. Crooking, Bristol, dealer, Feb. 8. 9, March 11, at the London Inn and Talbot Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Sil,. Whitcombe and King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet -street; bad Mr. Frank is. Bristol. T. !tassel, Beverley, Yorkshire, victualler, Feb. 2,3, March 11, nt the Dog anceDnek, • Beverley. A ttornies, Messrs. Hall and-Campbell; Beverley, H. Smithery and J. fl. Trekkers, Bridge-street, Feb. 4, 11, March 11, at tipildliall. Atterney, Mr. l'opkio, Dean-street, Saha. . T; and I. Amor,hiteparith,• Wiltshire, farmers, Feb. 10. 11, March 11, at ;he Public-Rooms, New Sarum. A ttornies,_ Mr. °shrew!, Salisbury; and pr. rooken, Dean-street, Soho. R. Martin, Alcoabary, Huntingdonshire, farmer, Jan. 31, Feb. 18, March 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bond, Ware, Herts. • E,Sharman, Bogle-street, Savile-row, Westminster, cheese monger, Jan. 31, Feb. 15, March 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr. Walls, Somer's-place, West Euston-square. J. Stanton, Birmingham, timber-merchant, Feb. 4, 11, March 11, nt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buustield, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. J. Silvester, Clifton, Gloucestershire, dealer, Feb. 7, 1.5, Mardi 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden, 0. Aadersen, Gray's Inn-lone, coal-merchant, Feb. 4, 18, March 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Banye, Chancery lane. • W. To itchin; Kingselere, Hants, maltster. Jan. 31, Feb. 15, March 11, at Goildhall. Attornics, Mr. Barfield, Hatch:au, Berko; and Mr. Carter, Temple-Chambers. • W. Hnbday, Catiretlatry, olamher, Feb. 13, IL March 11, at Gaildha3l, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. Peirce. Canterbury; and Messrs.. ;(011er, "Wirnburn, and Collet, Chancery-Brno. • • • • G. Wllsmere acrd H. Batley, Newgroe-street, • linen-drapers, .. Feb. 4, 11, March 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cbipcbace, NV:dm-oak. _ . ... _. . .. . I=. D. fine.. Cambridge, farmer, Feb. 4,11, March 11, at Guildhall. - Attornies, Messrs. Itooke and Coe, Armburer's _ Hall. . • P. Slmeon,Token-house-yard, merchant, Feb. 4, 11, Mare% 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Did Brand-st reet. - • R. Fowler, Strand, jeweller, Feb, 4. 11, March 11, atemild a &IL .Attornies , Mes•ra. Mayhew il if Price, Symoad's low C. H. %%biteUpper Mania ' •Montagu-squarg, mill , ner, Feb. 4, 11, March 11, at e {} . Atturoey, Mr. Low. , den, Clement's loch DIVA( ~,:••.•. . • Feb. 18, G. Pinnistories i Marche -stratOf l rstaktria-sqvare, straw-hat-maker—Feb. 18, J. Cory,i4dl•lllWdrltijt, lkiresnitifit, shopkeeper—Feb. 21, li. Bramean, Greea-street, Bethnal green, baker—Fels. 2A„ J. Wilkei•son, Barley, Hertfordshire, snaltster—Feb. 4. S. Cock, Basinghall-street, merchant—Feb. TO. If. Griffiths, Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, shopkeeper-.. Feb. 2.±., J. Smith and A. Dassrailli, Manchester, catianosmanfag turers—Fcb. 20, G. Elliott, Liverpool, merchant—Feb. WI, R. brown; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine-merchant —Fqh. S 4, T. Wrists?, Boston, Lincolashire, draggist—Feb: 28, M. Broy, George-street; Minoriest, gunstock-maker—Feb.22, M. Oliver, Durham ' . carpet-ma nu facturer—Feb. 18, J. Carnes and .f: ,INot•d. Paddington-street, . Paddington, coach-makers— Feb. . 111, 11. lieseitipe, Nkbolas- lane . whok•sale tett-dealer—Feb. Hi, .. i 'l'. /Whey, Mile-end,- carpenter—Fcb. 21,J. Perks, Brackigy, Northamptonshire, eartheowaroman—Feh..Ao.•G. Thoratog,-, ' Stockbridge Sussex, and W. Raper, Fbicisasia,tainaen—Febr l '.• 22, W. Iloplins; Swansea, shopkeeper. CERT+FICATF.S--Fsta. 18. . C. Kisling, IVlgnsote-street, Cavendish-square. upholsterer • —R. Ashby, Poultry, engraver—J. '4a.vnard, Lumbeth•walk, Lambeth. litilierdashcr•—.W. J. Auckland, Dnacaster, saddler— - W. Oshorue, Wednesbury, Staffordshire; mercer. • • ,P PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. It. Newbald and J. Pullin, Potter's-fields, Southwark. hoop. benders—R. Fi.her,Newark-upon-Trent, and A. and G. hum, Baiderton, wont.buyesa--J. Flanders, and N. and J. Merridew, Atherstone, Warwicksbire, booksellers—T. Butt and J. Desas79 Manchtter. calico-printers—J. and W. Hall, Derby, saddlers' _W.Clifford and J. Howard, Woburn, paper-master--111. NeWton and C. Vale, Manchester, plasterer•—:l'. Dvekororelt and D. Brophy, Marden,Yorkshire,ettlico-printers—H. Holden and P. Tregeat. Birmingham. paper-merchants—J. A rbonin and J. Gowen, Mark-lane, wine-brokers—R. and L. Hawkins and Sir N. Dukintield Heath Abbey' New Works. copper-re finers—J. Scutt and J. Cook, ilermoadsey,•woolstaplers..—Q, • • • • $....,C4.4e; % • VA *l V. Asz 1 ;AO r x. 16 ri we DC tie the Ifte ftje vine we* mod :ACC sp-' will, Die. tlr.nl g 11 be ♦eef y 14 .IC6i' /Alt