The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-17 00:00:00

U • !..0.,i, .... _TIIE _ STATE:4IO._ Lovell, No. 53;Totteassrs-ceurt-rooratAere her tatiettleitoilt;sigingWas paid•for liy the !migrant So. ! citify, 'but from which htnise she was seduced by the artifice of Bindon and his wife. Mr. William'Saiith, ,tr respectable men, living in Wellington-place, Mrs. Mary.ltussell, of James-street, Wellington-square, antlAary .Clark, all attended ,at -this Office, and neade oath of the above stated facts. Read, the Of- Steer s was dispatched with his son, to the house of - _....--- Mr. Bindon, in Wellington-square, to bring Mrs. BkNKEUPTCY SUPZRSEDED. J; tiatfull, bar. NeW-C. otherhillte, iroemunger. Ritnieker to the Office to hear her complaint, a nd to - iTh ascertain whether she: was a lunatic, or confined - • War-Ogice, Jul:, 13: 11 A Nk U l? U PTS. J. Serjrant , .Sontliampton-sweet, btr.intl, tailor, July 18. 3d Regishent of Dr tgoons, Lieutenant W. A. Dem er s fromunder any unlawful . . pretences, and to order Mr. and August, 5 , 26, at 6E111(114111. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Alders- Mrs, Bindon tq attend. Read returned•afterwards, sstie s ai s siteesste Dragoon Geards, to be Lieutenant with-' gate street. . object of .„„t poreitese. i 11. Atkinson, Doncaster. millwright, July 31, August I, 26, -bringing Madame Mimicker, the wretched , , ' 7th itel:ntheni ni l Light Drazooos, Bear, Vise. Bernard to be ' at r i te D oncaster A nus , D oncaster . Ati orn i eli , M r ; H e aton, pis enquiry, in it hackney-coach. •he s aid that he' ikprilet, ir ithotp purchase, vice Weidman. promoted. I Doncaster; and Mr. Blakelock. Srrjeain's inn. Eleet-street. found Mrs. Rimicker sitting on abed , in •a dirty 10th Ditto. Wm. Clark Langtnead, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur- . W. Atki n s, s.-n. W. Atkins. jun and S. Atkins, •Chipping- Manse, vice Jervis, who retires. !No r ton, Oxfordshire, bankers, July 31, August 1. 26, at the upper room, without a fire, and scarcely any thing , • UM Ditto. Lieutenant Henry aie ran d e r, from the 28th Foot, Whi te H art I nn , C h i pp i ng -N or on. Attorniei, : Messrs . Lower to cover her ; there etere no sheets nor. blankets ' on , babe Lieutenant, site k:dditigton, w:,o exeltatiges• land t7owburn, Temple ; Mr. Tilsley, Chipping Norton ; and 'the bed, and the room did not appear to have been '. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards . 1 Mr. Tims, Banlotry. cleaned To be Captains of Companies and Lieutenant-Colonels-Cap_ 1 w. Laws. }aline+ •In. Norfolk, hone-dealer, August 7, 8,26, for many months. ; and the - only clothing she taro Alexander fliggimon, vier Stables, killed in action;' at the King's Bead lint, Itungiv. Attotnies, Nle•srs. Kings- bad on was an old tlennel petticoat. • In - bringing her ! Captain Thomas Streattield, vi ce Miller, dead of his wounds ; bury and Nlargitson, Bungay ; and Messrs. Clarke and Rickards, to the• Office, he hod to borrow a bonnet from one Captain .1. 11. Davies. viee Milnes, dead of his wounds; Cap. - Chancery-lane. twin Ceartra Ally, vier Sir F. 1/o . vly, killed in action ; and ; 11. l'earce, Kednith, Cor:wall, grocer , July 27. 28, August neighbour, a gown from another, a: . shawl from an captain mesas Brooke, view Thomas, killed in action. i 29, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attormes, Messrs. other, &c. Mr. Wm. Lovell; of 's3s Tottenham. Te he lieutenants and Captains- . .-Lohigns Rees Howell Gro.! Poole and Greenfield, Gray's ion- 'pare; and Mr. "Ault, court-road, being sworn, said, that Madame Rimic ker stow. vice Grose, kito to action ; Ensign Robert Buy.' Bristol, vieefeemewes. killed in anion; Erisi z it J. Hum., viceßrown, *l.l'y kr. sea. T. I's ke, jun. and .1. Tyke, Brrelgewitter.; lodged in his house about eight years and a half, that':' killed in actions Ensi g n Richard 51aster, vice Adair, dead Somerset-hire, Winkel*, Jul* 25, August 11, 21, at die Crorgr ' the Emigrant Society paid for her board and lodging; or his wounds; Limp, An g lifies Dafinviind, vice Iligginson; Inn, Bridgewater. Attornies, Mer•srs. N'izaril, Iliticitinson, and Eissigu Win. Barton vire Streatfield ; Ensign .1. Ord Bony. Blower, Lincoln's Inn: and %Ir. Symes, Po idgeoater. that he never saw, nor does .he now suppose her . to • nail. vice Davies; Ensign Don. ii. SV. Verbon, vice Allis ; T. Scott, Ware-Park-Mill, Ilertfordsh.re, miller, July 25, be the least insane; when she lodged at his I house, and Ensign Courtney Chambers, *ire Brooke. . 29, August 26, at Guildhall. Attormes, a.c.srs. Lxley , Stucker, , w hiCh was about two years ago she possessed aeon- I T.) lie lenagris-F.dniend Heats. , tltitiginan, vice Lord Hay, and Dawson. Furnival's Inn. , .. killed in action ; Ferrars 1. , fiat, Gent. vice Barrington, J. Goodwin, Pant. 510ffigomeryshire.flannel-merrhantanly sitterable deal of property, both• in readymoney and . killed in .action; Henry W. sob veil, Gent. vice Pardoe, 18, 29, Angled. 46. at Guildhal.. Attomies, Mr. Pearce, Sa... moveables ; that she sent hineber property to insure . kilted in us-thou /lon. Joint Caw, vice Gronow ; Charles listutry-square ; and Mr. Wettings. laidlow. . • for 6001.'; site had several trunks well filled and se- Guilin* Blanc, Gent. vier Batty ; Ilenry Langrishe, Gent. E. N )organ, Knighton, Radnorshire, woolstapler; July es, 27, i v i ce Dome. promoted; and Fells Thomas Manners, Gent.. August 2r, at the idor. ton; Nee' twit. Affinities, Mr. Benz, vend articles of furniture, which, on her 'removal sire M:ktert. promoted. . Sonthampton-buildings; and Mr. Marsh, Lhmi-ilorii Aloo4ce - ito Mr. liindon's louse, she removed thither; All 'To he Adjutant--Captain Lansdale Boldero, vice Allis, pro. ' mervshire. , , ! 1 ' 'noted. . . Reeve . Bermondsey-street, victualler, July try , 48, Ang. F r the other witnesses swore to what we have already-' told.ireara Regiment of Foot Guards , Ensign Edward Clifton 26, at Guildhall. Alto' sties, Nles,rs. Partridge and Co. assets-. 1 stite.d, and 19 have ' seen Mrs. Bindon prevent Mrs: in he Lieutenant and Captain, vice Blackman, killed in man -street, soulawark. • wine. 1 C. ti. Blundell aro J. Jones, Nichala-lane, Lombard - street, !' Rimicker from quitting her house. Madame Ri. jobs Simon Jenkinson, Got. to le. Eesign, without purchase. merchant, July -25, 29, Angola `2.5, at Guildhall. Anomie% micker herself being' too mach flurried to be exa. , Mes•rs. Partridge and Co. Blackmail-street, southwark. . I mined and not well able to speak English, was only : 3d Regiment of Foot (item's, To he Captains of Companies ;IA Liettienaid-Colonels-Cap. I c Mayor , sumer-et-street Pontoon-square builder, July ' mitt Win. lit-owe Scott. vice Sir Alexa..der Gordon, dead or - - 14 .A. August 5 , 9.6, at t;uildhall'. Attorney, Mr....BowdeuAngef.: slightly questioned. She made very severe core hisThrogmortan-street.. wounds; and Captain ilugh Seymour, vice Canning, dead Court . . ' plaints, particular le against Mrs. Bindon ; she stated i 11. Faugroin, Bristol, greets'. July 25 4 21. August .26, at the of his wounds.that site seduced her to her house under the colour • To he I.ieutenants and Cap(ains- Ensign Charlm Lake, vice commerelel levees, B r i s t o l . Amenity, Mr. Ambury, Bristol; ; Forties killed in action ; Cosign Hon. Edward tAttpford, and Mr. Williams , Red Lion-Apure. , of friendship; that•she borrowed several guineas in t vice H. Ewbank, Alderusanbory, warehouseman, July 19, 29, Crattfurd, killed its action; Ensign Barclay Drummond, gold from her ; and caused her to lend more 'to v i es A-l oin , killed in action ; Eusigo Wm. Grant 'vice A opal 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Connor street, Scutt ; ens Ensign George D. Standen, vice Scvmmtr. , Cihiacery-le•-e. some of her acquaintance, which Mrs. Bindon after. i • 1 T o he Ensiens- Lieutenant George I.'Estrange, from half - pay s o a k e ,,er m i n fa r d.sonre Throgmortenateeeesteek.hreker, wards received and never acquainted her with : that. . from inly ill, August 1, Y 6. at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Chap of the eist Foot., vice Lake; Estsi,m Charles Fraser,when she demanded her money she was confined and ; man, Stevens, and,. Wood, Little 51. :. I homiss A pos , Queen th.• llth Pont. ski , Stopford ; Erediaick Henry Turner, Esq.- • treated as a lunatic; that she was cenfined to her Page of Honour to the i'rince Regent. vice Drummond ; street. .1. Wilson and W. Hague, enck-Brook ; ;.l.ane ish re. cotton-- rtoom and prevented leasing the house, and on her Leach, Gent. vice Grant; and Charles Fairtteld, Gent. i vice Standen • spinners. July 24. 29. August 26, at the •te Lin; klancbes- maki , ig.any attempt to quit, Mrs. Elution beat herl 4tis Regiment of Foot, Malcolm Darrock, Gent. to be Ensign,a e r. Attorney, Kr: Edge, Mant.lieNier. I H. Minoan, Neweastie.iipan-Tue,leileer, 'July' 20. Angilst .inoSt Sel., ely, and on cite occasion gate her a blow i • by porchave. vice Hy-de, promoted. 6th Dieu, M a lcolm F ur l ong , 6 ,,,,. ~, b e E m i r , by purchase, la. 26,10 the Gang's, N.-vie:Ask-upon-Tyne. • Sl4torniri, Mr. on the head, arid cet her severely. Here the esti. sire :- ts iney, :tromoted. Hartley, New Bridge-street ; and Mr, korslq, NeWcastle . e dence•closed for the present, and Mrs. Bindon was : 10th Di•to, Lieutenant Charles J. Tenth to he Captain of a upon Tyne. • • i utui•asy, without purchase,. vier Carr, who resigns. DIVIDE ND?. •' • "0-%' --• 71 -r.o.tisinitted for the assnolt for want of bail. Real • • lt.ii Dino. 1 Aug. 5, 1.. Lumley, Gutter-bin.- Chenpvlde, mrechane-eng. 5. J. Hanson. Si. John's-street, CferkehVl,..lMlkee.W..7.4vre. was then sent .to- remove Madame Rim - cist r's e ff ect', - Ti' I.* Captains of i'ompaitics, without purchase-Lieutenant Robert Edward Burrow es ; aud ( aptain Augustus F , 0 Este, 7 z R. Conte : atanehester, merchant = A u g ;5, bit W. X. or; -wlia . Vreninine.l of them, to 'the house of MT. 1-letchet. Kw. London , 'merelym l ‘-A°11`• 1 1;;J: t 1 •0 4 "; cnis- Smith, en. Wellington-place, whither Madame RI. -. 1 ftom the YOrk Chuvettrs. , . To at Lieitieit int*-Wietttenalt W. 0. Atkinson , from the 67th ' tell'n. re'etable-kreP''r-‘u 5, 8 ClNlAtbrisis Pril" l- ` llo6 rt y reciter very cheerfully went and wheres•she wilt re. onsitrance.l g ir . 6ker.:Ang. 9, T. - ookt. It - ae' ' e esast, vice Gale, who moires upon lutlf-pas of the 924 Foot ; • reeelice- Highway, Isle .nt • %iglu, baker--•Atig. 8, M. steel. •Ilan - rey, 518161 k, mainsuptil further engeiry takes place ; which en. I •and Quist T.t o stes Monts,. widen's' s,Fehate.. 'bunk e r--; .ke g 8. J• Pearce littoga *introit, geocer-Ang . --•- • , ..14th Ditto,,ttebert !thud. Beal . lotte Ensign,. without per- • s J. • • . • • :seutry tit • postported until Mr. Parkinson, of No: 3, &Aso. loire Fraser, appolnt-d to the 3tl FAA Gatads. I t. J. Bits, Bristol, seoollesedraper- sir. A, J. sinntoo. Foul .Neemao.st rept, Secretary to the Emigrant Society, is s , i wolet i it „ e a,,,,,,, bat g lgo ,d e b e v i i r oot . to 1 ,, s „ t ,.. sham. Norfolk . groceli* . Aug. tt, J . 11. . knight s . West Co i res, won, sive. O'Reilly. seho exebanges. , s • • • • •• - - Isle& Wight, 'vintners-Aeg. 5, P;•tetherstone and'.(. Ilifdg- in Owe to Wend. _ • • ' Von Irmo. shuts John EdiragnAn, from dm 12th Light bra- : son, jito, CliaistAtureh. Surrey. : ltistille ‘ rs- A 5. 4t Ma se '•'- • • goons, owe Lieutenant, vice Alexander, who exchadges, .'Ve•tuytt-s•reet. Vlestounster,.banke_r- ue. s, u f l . 1 . , ora; t•,. g ec ) la..'.;' , ' iiICIOK-StAtt..—kyoung woman, of interesting sp oil, Di tto . E ssi l iss William C.:sewer's to be Lieameisit. by put. )441. Evie%, career-Alts . 5, It. Fygney,,, Ash y-tle-ia-4out:b,`Cpearbuce, weebn-Stturday brought up ender the fet cher.. vise Buys, ,punnoted. . ~ , , . • I.eicesterenre, ti sue-inerchant-,Alig. 5, I.' ff. sktuelessl, 1o- 4 • • sow jar sistguiat charge :-'the Prosecutor, a respect sots Dime Ca; twin Holman *.rostance s from halt-ray of the keottuese-ened. anervhein-Aug. 5, W. •Ileinles, mite End road. v,ict:nall,er-* Aug. 5, A.. Cniee,. he ing.acie, .plastgrer- this reem in th e i itated. that a friend I • 450 Fool. to he Captain of a cso,pely,.viee Grant, rim of lately came from country, and took wp his • exchanges, reeeiring the difference.. • . • • ' 1 - Aug. 11,..m. f arisen. imshhy--e . ta-Z4ach, he cestcrosre s oamher. 534 Ditto, Ensign Charles Amber to be Lieutenant. withatit I • • eERTIFICATES- e VG. 5. 4-. N. s.residence isi Aldertgate.street. Soon after his arrival •- • pnrchas , .. vice Nicholson,. appointed Adjutant at Albany ; J. S. P'riedeherg . ealtionetreee Aidersgare.street, merchant , , ._men, is .. accidentlye met and became acquainted nted •Barriteke.• . ~ i ~..‘v es , . Itie n tird. Fore -street, Lambeth, huge-builder-C. C. PIA ' ett7nrge De p ird, Gent. to be Ensign, vice /tuber. • Robinson . . Mamoru, Yorkshire. hatcher-W. Mackenzie, St. with the Pi isotser ; and he being at that time inill I t coal Dino, Ensign William Donovan to be Lieutenant, with-' Martin's-lane, chinansan:-W. Bell, Clanent's-h i me, Lombard - . health, she pbrtuaded him to quit his lodging In the 1 . out purchase , tree Andrews. appointed to the Ist Dragoons. street, silversmith-11. Taylor stud J. Viiimg, .1 want. gr?ci rs _.. Adam Hallberg , Gent. to be Ensign, vice Donovan. ; -N. A. Cowper. Barton !prudish, Norfit k, miller-W. team City for one more'airy on the other side the 'water ; 1 • elth Ditto. Edward Lamt-ert, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, ' niers. Listen, ewe:, miller-I. Bannister. Newington-Butts, he - accordiretly did so, but hid tiorbeen many days i - vice Jackson, promoted. Surrey , silversmith-D. Lisle, jun.n- Newcastle-upo I yne, cab!. ! . 67111 Ditto, Lieutenant E. C. hlePherfini • from half-nay of the net-maker-T.IMo. Neu castle-upon-Tyne, spirit-mercba4nt,. lit his new lodgiifg when he died. The Prisoner bed • •ntu F o ot, to be Lent e aant, vice Atkinson, appointed to the Anolell, Liverpool. timher- merchant -C. Rue , St. Mary-a x e, visited him frequently during his illness, so l d was ~ lift Fon.. hardwareinan-T. POn, jun. Lenlitim, Kent, dealer.' twith him the evening of his death. On the follow. bta Re g iment of Foot, Henry ! Moore , Gent , to he Eall g o, by i P A RTN E ILS HI PS D ISSO LV ED.' ' ' :lee morning s it e carted 'on the Prosecutor, but did ' purchase, vice Ainslie. appointed to the Ist Dragoons. ' .T. Kingston and J. Wilson,' Kemplev-mill, Worcestershire, ,• • . 174 mot. Lieutenant Patrick Wilting-all, from half-pay of 'fiax-matottactorers-T. S,kes, it. w.•Sheppord, and E.: L. 'trot tell him of his friend's death ;on the contrar y, the •tsto Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sampson, who ex- Mackinurdo. Southfield, Gi niacesier „hi re , clothiers (as far as she said, he was extremely illi and had desired bee to ii change'. respects It. IV, Sheppard)-T. Barnard n o d T. Kergtomn, Mil eo to his former• 13t1 Di to, Ensign Thomas H Vavasour, from the hilt - pay of bank. Westminster, pipe-borers-J. Goodchikl, J. Jacksou,..l. r , lodgings and get him oniellangsise_p„,.. g t the e st e Fu s e to he Ensign. vice Lascelles, who res go, Goodehild, jun. J. Jackson, and W. Jackson, Bishop-Wear- had left behied; and further, that elm wised 'can on ltducce,te Slit Deus, Bre et-al:ear William lmftie, from the tins We's ht. the • Prosecutor, who' woultrgiti• her seer ilanrinatiee usemih, Ourhatn, bankers (as far as eel tea to the' said J. Jack - Regiment, to be Caidain of a Company, vice H. arne, sour R., J., and .1. Fort, and J. Parker, Manchester, calico. at ! peewee wen eechanges. printers-S. Plomer mid 3. 'l'. Cain, Woit i on.4.loileredgib Glen- • as.wotild enable her to 'obtain the things . in qtseSti7es. - • , leech et 84th Ditto, James Audrew Worth, Gent. to be Ensign, by per. cesienblre. elothim's-1.. Copeland and 3 ;Threlfa ll , Liver- :The Prosecutor suspeCting defleilig'Wrolig, d ive tier c01a... vice Lloyd, promoted. • direetioni; 'ei MI the irtimedirtel r e went peril. grocers-J. Emmen and J. (tutor s Osliird.street, bale. the -necessary 811i1 Pi , to, Quarter-5111 , 1er treorge Tyrrell. from half-pay of dressers -L. Rothii ell and J.. Cooper, jun. Fetichurclestreet, the tilst Foot, to be Quarter-)faster. vice Clifford, who ex- . pe i meer -W. Prince and 51 Green, New Windsor, tailors-T. I•and got the things. 'The Prbleetrtor TUrther AAA., . cleans. w 80-ton, Lincolalloire. liiery-stable- I that his •friend, at the tilelitrof 'ha* death, gad . 111:'br i . Ist est India Regiment. T. J. Jenks, Gent. to be Ensign, by I . nrild l i and E. Cla Y llnn; , ke e pers-R. Holme s Pilsworib, LancaShire, J. Ctruluick, Sen. i 151, its Bank notes-i t s 'MS pnYteslion, • ni'' well'l's itl l ll Purchase, vice Smith, promote t in the It; h Foot. ant J. .Chadit irk, jolt. (leap, Lancashire, cot ton-inhonfac. tt, Mtn. Captain Thaulas 11. !learn, from the 91st Foot, to , rorers-lt. Hodge , J. Faddy, J. Dodds, W. Morrison, D. Fer. • inwtant dneurnesits relative 'td atiout (2001.'stiorth isf I be Captain oft' Cutup:toy, *ice Loftie, wisp exchanges. . leather, all of which he suipetreAlte fli . 4onei'liad ' I gnson, and E. Pearson, Newcastle -upon-Tyne. ropeanakees-- York Chassettrs. F. Addis and A. 51ariliall, Tooley-street, Southwark , oil.isters To In. Captains df Companies, w ithaut purchase-Lieutenants • .._ ; got possession of -with it s fei unioUS ititentiotf. mints. Deena Mackay, vice 0 Este, appointed to the 1 .th Foot; I 'lite Prisoner ' did not deny faring rilfePori lit and Edward Stadia, front the lfith loot, vice Bulguy, de- . --wallow-,-- ceas...d Ilse Average*Price of SUGAR , fur the , Week, ending ha y Prosecutor es 'slit lett The tleeetiied; - 'erttle . linett . oll 8, is tits. 13d. per Cat. les death, had do petiperte. abeireitiM bet - the elOtnet i Average Prices of CORN of' ENGLAND and WALES , . per , lie had *wont, and she wee she-tea:lo ter tVlPflait:ta! quarter, from the Return, ending July 8:- - 1 whom had recornmended MeV,' Wbuttr lie buithe4ed Rye. 1 Barley- i Oat'. Beans Pease. al "' ' with the expence's'of his illness anti falters-1 ; 'she flea Wheat. 1 .. - __-_. -..- • 9. s. 1, fi. 0 1. Pi • ii. therefore, attempted - to get his prepeely te•ledetifnia 36 7 140 3 *3 3 3 ' fy. them against loss ; but, on arepfying et lis'forinek • • • . • • ir POLICE. . 1 Iddging," she was tohl every e heloaging to the ‘e I • thing I deceased had been prey loud y : lenroved. The Atsgiitrifi .. ----.4.-- ~ I under these circunistences oestered that 'the Prisoner ITATTON-GAIIPEN.—A few months ago The neigh.' should be discharged. • • • • hours in Wellington-square, Sidinotith-ftreer, (fray. s. i . llATTow:cAttoest.--:-Luritberf Wood, the shift's at, ititi-lace, exhibited a complaint at the (Oil -pia Hatton- torney, Was brought Op to thit'Office 101..1'0t-thee ee. garden, against a man of the name of Menton, living „,„;„"im,,• charged with Ailing committed several at 12 in that s{ogre, and profeesiug to be an attorney; ' f rau ds and forgeries whereby he ototsiised several they stated that they were constantly disturbed . by' sums of money out* of the County CoUrt of Fut. horrid screams alai cries, which appeared to entne wood's Rents, paid in there for the use of Lis clients. front a young women whom they supposed to Con. Saturday a fresh charge was brought against him by fined its that house, as she was frequently seen to John Ballow, a leather-dresser living • in, Norfolk. come to the window, a ringing her hands, and mak- street, Middlesex 110 . seital, for obtaining 41. 14s. sd. ing the most piteous lamentation. The case being out of the ,b,„ Court, which was Paid in there for represented to the churchwardens of the parish of Si. the lase of the Prosecutor, and which suin the p r i- Paircras, the young woman was releasers from her soner obtained by presenting a - f a l s e an d f r a u d u l en t ' confinement, and the neighbours expected quiet ; but order in his name. The charge being clearly proved 'still the same cries and lamentateets were heard from ' the Prisoner was - temrditted t ied M. Ba r l o w b oun d to. proeecute.-The prisone r now stands com m itt e d the same house, and the neighbours watchlngteltarit e c separa Ima on th ree t ges. ' the cause, at length saw, on the 27th of June, 1• miserable luokieg female at the windows of the citric' . , story, about 40 y 6 rs of age, and nearly in a . state of nudity. She was straggling hard wills Mrs. Bindon hi the passage to obtain tier liberty, and crying to the spectators for assistance. Mrs. Melon pushed her from the•door, and shot it; the crowd, however,.re. maining at the outside fur some time, Mrs. Bindon at length threw up the sash of the one pair of stairs window, and told the people that she was a poor lu natic whom she kept oat of charity. On enquiry it was at length learned that she was a French lady of the - name of. Elie. Rimicker, possessed of ton siderable properly, ind had lodged for ibbut get nears and a half at the house of Mr. William Re:ired Liat of the late Nth Royal Veteran Battalion, to-be Litotenant. • Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant John Stephenson, lam the late !id Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Lieutenant. 3.. th F oot , capt a in ‘VilliarnVilAtire, from the half-pay of the !aliment, 10 be Capta'.l. of a Company. . . ER.RATUNI in the Gazette of Feb. 25, 1815. 9 ah Foot. Far Ensign James Abbott to be Lien enant, vice Williams, pro cor ed, Read Lit-igit James Abbot to he Lieutenant, vice Williams, n Ito resign,. - Roval Wa,:grin Train. To he Lientenrints—lieutena , ts A. P. Cramer. from the 2d 1% est India Regiment ; Carle- Strade, front half pay of the Regiment (whh temporary rank), vice Bubb, whose appoint ment has not taken place; and Ideutenaat C. I). t :Niro, from half-pay of the Regiment (o ith temporary rank), vice Winkle matm, whose appointnient has nut taken place. T. be Cornets—William Cowper, (lent.; Troop Scrjeant - jor J..iin Over; Troop Serjeant-Major Julio Nl' Dermot' ; and Amble* Murk. lent. 9.1 Carrion, Battalion, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Foster, from ball-p iv of the York Hussars, to be Major, vice Cada who exchanges. 1-4,derick l.a.cro. lir, from the 83th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice hiackeuzie, appointed to the eat Royal I. 4. I r el. 67 7 4 Yew& hatial;on. To be Finzigns- 7 - Thoinz3 O'Shea, and Car- ry ii satchst ell, Gents. !ith Royal iietertin Battalion, Ensign Cho“es Alexander, of the Royal V.•ter.ut Battalion, t.► be Fosigu. Artsist.on Soncon Thome,. I'. Lest, f►ons half-pay of the late-ith Ito, al Veteran lintiati tttt , to be Avsistant Surgeon. 4 th I).;ist, , aptaist J. T. Mackenzie, from the :id Garrison Bat. Wino, to be Cartaiti a Company. Uwaler,Nlaster Aintree, Ha% from the late 91 Royal Vetei an Battalion, to be Quorter-Master. . Yy DUE VET. ..113ior-tlenernl Sir Kroner* Weit:mder froward. K. C. K. t o base the rank of Lieutenant-General open the Continent of Lu Alpe only. HOSPITAL STAFF. • U . "fir 1r Phvvieinns to the :Forces-- A lorander Emerson, M . D„ co:)1 hall'-pay; and Hasid 11•Leran, hi D. from hatfpay, To ire arur;;Nins 111 the i• r irces--`4tari-SergeonVEitus'Berry, from ny ; and Darin vV.,od, frora jr-pay. To be Apot re:try to the Farces—Apothecary William Price, • florin hall. pay. •To Ire linspital-Assistants to c Vorces—hospitalSeate David Jiro% tre ; John Hutchinson, Gent. ; Osncttn Doekard.ti nt. ; • John ennant, (:eol. ; Robert Leslie, Gera.; Are.hrbald .:1I•1-aac. Oral.; Willittin4Vi 4 sins. Gent ; Alexander ( Shaw, 11. l). ; .Irtipt Ift.rtshrsi Ile. tient.; Norman M. Lend, ent. ; Alerriardcr Bruce. (lent,; Joint Jeremiah Morley,. 111. O. ; - and Garret Barry, M. O. The Kings Getman begion. ;Ws Battalion of the I.l.titte Liestemtiii-Cotoncl Lewis Baron irsche. ernm the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. to be Lien- . "corani-Coleincl Commandant; vice Colonel Baron Oitiptedts;' '. d. s. d. II 3 125 7 • poRTEN.—A statement r of the rinantity of Porter brewed in•Lenclon the twelve fiat iinuAn, from the sth July, 1814, - to the sth July, 1815 : ••••• Barrels. Barrlay. Perkins. and Co s 537,821 - 14rov,ft , irt, and Co • / 1g2.101- • Tthrsan, Mahar', and CO• 172,149 Whitbread .killed in action. AlF.110!1 AN OHM. appointments of the alder-meta i.ened Officers as stated in lite Casettes of the Walt. rebraary.and Idth May lust, and Ist and I:th inst. Imia tat; taken Ware— Itale ! oot, 1.i.-es'ennlll 11. M. - Williams to hr Captain. •:te•al Vets ran Iketalion, Lieutenant Semen) Davies, from the . .1 . . . . 4 hit brewl and Co—.. i , .1.., ' 161,6 M 11.. Meux and C I 1t.41110 Felix Calvert and Co 2 119 339 Comhe, 1/elefleo t taild Cs iol ' on (limilw)n mid Cu ritiou am ('ls ~,AR i 6,922 Tstylor;m4 V W • • ••• ' • • ''. ht./94 Cneks mad Campbell HullingsWorth sad Cu ... . . . rfn~ ara.. . F 404 riaIs.IAINDON.GAZEITE,-Inz lb. • 1 •." War-Qj fi ce, July 15. 3. G. Hirris, Esq. fir be. Deputy Judge-Advocate to like With!' Army serving upon the Continent;en der the command of Field-Marshal' his Grace tke I)•rke of Wellington, K. G. and O. C. B. Dated June '25, 1 15. , , MUTANT PROMOTIONS. ~' ~,~• • .• .. • - ... _. . _s•ill'i• - .................... ...--. • - .„, • - Valetoilinarians must rejoice when they knew that a Medical'Eoard is established by Dr. COOPER 11 1 4 . three Surgeons, of 30. years eApelience, at Clitr. Icisse.'house; Clikelotte - street, opposite Itov.r.), N , Htt.t.'s Chapel, Blackfriars.road, London, ‘4,,,,„ the pubrrc are cored of•dancerons diseases, whim% salivation or confinement. 'l'lle Institution claims the attention of those who have attempted the curl themselves, or who have b'en so unfortunate as to consult illiterate pretenders, whose improper two, so meat have ruined 6ot:slur's—eruptions 4 ' n CiPlt head, face, and body ; sore eyes, throat, mono ) . ) and nose ; vertigo, noise in the ears, swellings is ' the neck, deafness, dimness of sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism; ' weakness in the knees; swelled anCles, orilli a generd delibity, &c. are only a few of the dreadful .3isp, toms which appear years' after, and too often stn s : strop connubial happiness. Messrs. Coorta nut T a Co. are consulted daily by all rankiof people, fron t e eleven till eight . precisely ; or 'by letter, eacloSing Pia • a fee (for no others are answered), stating their (MI case, when medicine and advice are sent to all parts Nra of she kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistuto, without burnihg or cutting, and give advice gratis Yal on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday . mor nings, t ilt , .. '' twelve o'clock. I% se , . - _,. .. i ; - lad PORTO.? a DVICw. assa J xAT HEN • Men of Education and Professions] I• V V Skill use persevering endeavours to discover the wo safe and certain method of treating a temper roiling Disellmoths vticee3sfel result of their experience is the best proof of superiors - ty. Messrs...GC/SS and CO. Surgeons, have Men itsduced ito maks At • the cure AC the following the object int their particolae wady, tie. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a swami .4 intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and fleets, whirl, i t ;) ,, : i i , ii i i n z r,..i t e rlirs t r en a , ririg s f .eedil swt ia n c n cta elre l t i lna an i lly cared; stai.• Nol residence in warm climates, or a semi solitary vire. too arite rfe it nhrippily 'pursned Ay the youth of both se uses . in the orfe tarn oft I lug sterility, or barrenness; sad in the other a numerous wain Pr" of pervious diseases, which, it not timely remedied, terminate is ells .letif Onpotence and Consumption: In that distrevsingeotie of leek- . i co o i ty or delicieuey, whether the consequence of w el l batiefai ton I . bite, or :wino; froim any other cause, by which the ',oven of the eitiotlottivo become enfeebled. as • Memben of the Huy t t ~ College of Surgeons in London they offer n Arm. safe, eat - speedy restoration to 'mad and vigorous . health: The ; result of a long and extensive practice has enabled thessoby , a supetior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, how- • stir ever inketerate or complicated, without vidijeclitig the ;satin* 3.1 I to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Can, ' „u ! whereon early application is moderns discovery of the iofitcoaa, Le they frequently perform a cure in the short space of two days. 1 : The unprecedented aliVeeiS of their mode of treatment ;whit% ss ' t never sera kquwo twfuil in one single itniance ;in a pcnstlemol fifteen vent , . during which period many iinooptod persons abed ..- sexes hare been cured, even after •ever,. and injurious snethsids 1 had been pursued by other Practitioners withoet effect), owlets • them to thus publicly offer their advice.-Thosestecnbarillsor. den and deficiencies, incidental to the Fesnale. 8-e, whirls too • • ' loften embi t ter matrimtioidl felieit y; sire to be reittoyed by Meanies gentle as they are etscticious. Married Women, wAn Wee Wag ' been disappointed io their expeclatioasof* family. may Masser- ' ed. that in most illatantel, such defects are enr:,ble by medical skin.' Messrs. Goss undCo. e x elusively professing the terror ties' ea particular complaints, in order that they may not he marked ‘it eoi •by a mistaken few; With the obloquy se Josity attached ta.yte ignorant empiric, *Antic . it but ja.stioe to,' homselres to Wale, that is they have been properly educated and Initiated jail, every branch tet of the profession (Certificates of a hicls, train different Taro- ia . .tats, nod testimouials from the snout eminent Physicians, they have to tonvince any iteleirerl, that the Klemm resulting Icon to their endeavours first induced them to quit the -iractli:e of tot the general Practitfouer, and they presume that their preithy. thu lions constitute a fair groom' for the unprecedented coolideore - with which they hare, by the Public. tveeu voliherally homoured. -Patients in the country are requested 10 state the particulrin .of their case. age. and general hsbit-of twine., and inci,,oh i r a remittance for Advice and Medicines, .when the saute will be 4. igren or sent to any part of the kingdom. wi ',O'tS and CO. Sioreettos, IS, Hottyeriestireet, Flott-streat May 1, 1809. • 0. ..._ - - . . • o • • MATRIMONY. t ARILIAGE should be ttlelotindslign of`socist s dimwitshappiness, whirh is often ed thioujib the parties M N et i that form the maim, not takitie klsose osseeasuissas width world et Ts t secure them the enjosln*Tt 'of that &root doroestie blessiiig.— 1' PenOlemP !I've., rnskj/hy adoeatlon is the shrine of wedlock; RN i • but w4mrejlessetwo isotiiwhisubenu tainted Ivy tiiieuse, or debi• QA '- i • itated by a certain habit contracted lit an early . age, a tenons I ! tiny of stability pies ire' to'enteeing that state is tudispen.ably AI :retioiaitddolesive the slumbering sparks of life, and to read. ere male the system. For an disorders have contributed atom 1 e:sentiallo.t o,desioy Hymeneal ttuopinew 0411 those which are --- like cioasequeacEo uneurtrffed pleasure. It Was this considers- 9 I i‘ol.whida ioducedldessn. CORM F. ',int On., /or Olive lot j i S 0 years.. to direct their studies and attention exclovivelvio.the she : Ire:tuned/ aO4 cure of Ate Venereal 1/iteake, mid the disorders Mu f tirbirsg i hei*tio4f, - aridstt To Mit derairgemeht ofige sytitent Ina- ' e frduceil.by the deal raft ise ljabita of the sic waisieraie eessedu.se4, ..i... , , ; which brings on the , " distressing ilehilitks mid defjcitorioxlikt - &Seta ot - etiittitter the Matrintmoialstate. Tar succesiful re- ; •sats of ttleft Isiah tire. thew/ watt tatanal a rdour Iri nillfb,eathe • i r veers ot( these cernelFlues,,eahjek iiic lbe egg: i i ewseusboto the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves every pcgeen .1 Who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek reliitehy &insult- .it iliKproketiOthil rilen OfiftaitOencel)ind - honotre,•lll mO4OOlll ors. V i , CU lIR I Land Cp.. elVat tlte . sanction of .401,astec.diuthiirmi. Ti m's oven nt tluilestimony at wiciungsodieloil first. layrofensind foi ''the 'core di 'Mese tllmfffetato'lltee Mild ;MI Mt (7111titt:nient to Sh triee.; bull semis*. ,ms. itsi stse;eiraskisis r ed thee. exi,orbee °Notch ens ! Calaglilie,, thry, offeritwir asossoikx d es. rzosalarta. 'du - wtstl GI :111elnIterldr-tht (t&y al Culleies 'of Siii F eior4 .11 Loaidou nod sin hlitiliorgh. • Milbt ast''arcent.cdfies sof. Sialliii Rri , itt f, a ionlire g i ..redictilky cured jp the short space of oyes days. ,'1 isisiessof the . mo s t iinkiimite duration, such ii. QiialrUCtlipit, ijivtletale i 5 tturksToirn'of the. lione; , , (tents,' &c. • friettertmideollt not! •••• opstsdilw cored.. Senna Nobler/wit and Oeiltienien'olf the Out gtt ly fi c o ! r 4 t l l l i i e ll Y re h on li or v v e al l 7f n il l! p r l r -i i i . l :- * ei o l f rg i the u re thra, u °' re te rrr s a . , C s ' i ve ri t :t e t -41 „ e nd - dte. ovine thong received a Withers, rind IfirmaM`oid Core, re- ( 2) 1 quest • th itt,sefelenoes may be made is, Ilse*, as alitelaCiorireale la ;_ cle.:c,!* of the decided superiority of Nessrs. Cu. rip iisid Co.'s cis ' plan of' teentmeiit. 'Many of these tielitlemen had shirting.' or 1 trima-111 tolseoaairs.•anci were under the ror•of Itle.crs. frifte. iltravibAe. awl ot her Surgemw ofequal.,ni.a•nee, equal i m i,!, e nee, as t o , i oi,• m pi e d ttil I their cure be the vplitalion of the Wear reas . tie, a itheal sac- -11:1 ...CHI.: Illesaia. Curia. and Co. have selected tli•• fnitt, w i n g. ki l o. sto • from the tuativ they are daily retracing front Demos era, fe- -1 turning them flan ks for their restoration to ..pawl arid Vigil:lull brattli. ft was sent to them. neoiliefied, from the son of a ! Noble Norf. alai Send lahoured under t-i is di,tses,ta x ma i p.,t a . fell malady for 10 setts; he had hero under the care of•seeend • Sorreout of professionto emioence. me eof oh afforded hion prfalaaelit relWf ; bat from the Lipelliir inellFal of treatment adopted and pursued by Me.srso. currie 'tool Co. be received a radical cure in the short space of one morith-:-. , ' Milt' 59,..1810. I . " Ti, Dr. CURIt IE, 107. Ilottemcieetn,. " Lord feels great pleasant , is rommuoicuting fa Pr. Carrie the perfect re-establishment of hiu iiroin, in con,rquence of his mild and milui;rahle treatment of Siticturcs in the Vie- 0 ! then. He ,oar add, that he lues• trot for nanny years enjoyed tw 4ni .. much comfort mad treedom lion pain; mat lie entertaim ye ! doubt of his Wight,: obtateed, i ',moth his a'. ill and attention. it . perfect and notice' cure of that horrid complaint. A. he was not ii stranger to the warmer that othets I red.ed the conplaiht, he ha, it iti hi- power. r it fair trial and a ins! comparison. to pat that trihut, ~ f antibiosis to Dr. Cu tie. which ilesmsi- at biy feels, aid simile ever be Slant ready and a illiug to ricknow- a ledee." Monied Women, who have lone been disappointed in their espectatiints of a family, may he assured, that in neat in. , !•I:vireQ such defects are t uraide by Medical skill t And ollSough the reiroval of sych impediments be an ~ b ject of doubt surd tin- ckrtairity Willi Otters, yet the cure of such defects, by the gra- 1. • du a l progress of renovation. is the acquirement of their exile- nience. p, mnn early application to Messrs. Count nod Cu.l Ow patient a ill ...rape the psi ~ datiger, and e'. (nme of a loan • , ad ',di m .. ;111,aioniore upon lei., ca ye, i!.!l•Ced practitioners. Messrs. Chine and Co. may be e.a:solied by patients of either Ora, o ' 4 ° the greate.tserretv and 11 , n-il,, al their bore. Ni. 107, Mu" ton garden. Patients in she er witty, describing the paroicu Ma of •thv irtaat; age, and mode of toritig' ' inc1....1. g a ressic,,ixe for advice and noodicin-s, the a lime Will lie 'Ogren or semi() itt, part of rise kingdom. To elanie am secrecs an esignliakto stasis IP' • Wert:4Mß. the paNtnee of letters "nay' tie added to the al rail,M for meas. ines.a-M4.aalsowsosass: . 4..46.14....s • '-* 1' , ....... ...—.................. _ _ __ . _we...easeez.ressesest lON DON • Printed and Published be .IY! . Lit•irisi., • So a' dearest/so Orrice, Si, Fleet-stieet..... s • !-r. • IlliiMirrbes .. • ' k I ~. } ' I;.r Nl