The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-20 00:00:00

I ~~ i C1 11 ( 1 , ' • ; From TIM' LONDON GAtETTE, MAI- 19. ~~--- . . . 1 , lord Chaelberl,the's Office, May 19. • . Notlee W hereby given, that bii ;Loyal Ifighom 1 e Prince it , gt , ot will % hold a Lev,* at Carlton liJuse, 6n Frklay next, at tv.o o'clock. ll'ar-o,fice, May IS. RiVal lli;l►ness the Princ. Regent, in the Immo oud ou the behalf of his llaj••sty, has been pleased to approve of the liGth liegi►aent be:v.•, in future styled " The Stith (r the 11.1.11 CLuitty Down) Regiment," and beur the Irish harp and crown upon the button. • IttILITAIIY Pltt/11(MONS. Wire-. , I!). 2d Regiment of Dragoon timirds, Ctumet and Adjutant Benrge 'rowel to have the rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Faster Ityrite to he Lientmemt, without putTlil,r, sir!' tt ;tn. rstire. 341 Regiment of Dragoons, Iticiard Tit bl-ton Fawcett, Gent. to be Cornet. a Moon wirehair. vire melts, atm resigns. 11th Regintent of l.iz it i)nkettont , . 1111jOrft :itiltingan, tient. to lie Contet;hy perilmse. vice Hutton, primmest. Ilth Ditto. Serjeaiii-Nlajor from the ISth Light Drag tons, to he Qoarter-Master, vice Jatutsma, de ceased. Ibis 1/i tn, Captain Ilw lion. Henry Beauchamp Lygoa to be Major, bv pure:ma., vice Pelly, promoted. 38th Ditio,ltobert (7unit , , Bent. to Ise l'ontet. by purchase. lit Regiment of Emit, C.optain George klarlav, from the 25th ['out. to be Captain of a Contuattv, vire liilrbell. alto es 'bonzes. Eirtaelmitt lames .1 1 .stoste, from the [loyal East 111idd (-sex Ntilitia, to be Fasign, aitbout poreha..e, 4th 11itto, Lieutenant Vere float to be Captain of a Company, vice. Bellinglimo. kilted its action. To he Lieutenants. Ensign Reiert Arnold, vice Stavelv, killed in action. Ensign Richard Mulholland, vice M:wpbard, dead of his wounds. ):reign Loosdale. vice Hunt. Ensign J•bn Bushell, by pnechtise, vice Kieley, who retires. 'lo he Ensigns. Volunteer If. A ndretTs,Vice Ennsdal-. A'ulunteer.l). Alatroluin, 'ler Bushell. tk Ditto, I.ieutenant Ilosscll, from the Stafford tot, to be Ensign, without 'meekest.. 7th Dittsi, Captain tieorge Kiteg to he afflinr, without purchase, vice Siver, killed in action. Lientminnt Joshua W. Weeks to he Cootain of a Ctimpany, vice King. Lieutenant Ha milton to be ditto, without purchase, vice Cholw kited in action: Ensign Henry Stephen Nuoth, front the Doriet lllili ia, to he Lientenant, without purchase l'2lll Regiment of Foot, Ensign Adam P. Walsh, nem the 41tis Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Edwards, ap pointed to the sth Wtot India Regiment. 16th Diao„ Lieutenant Thomas Marring, from the East Emex Militia. to be Ensign, without purchase. lath l/itte, Ensign nod Adjutant Joseph Hammill to have the rank of Lieutentue. Ensign Edward Piggott to he Lieutc nant, without purchase, vice MDlonv, who resigns. itubsrt Uniacke, Gent. to be tavign, vice Piggott. 22d :DUI°, Ensign ltobett Kiernander to be Lieutenant, without ! Phrchtse, vice Norton, promoted. Ensign Rjebard Collins to be dittoi vice Poole, promoted.' Robert Kyffen, Gat. to be Ensign. vice liiernander. :51 Ditto, Fir Islamic Henry Johnson to he Captain of a pany, without purelia.e. vice slaw, killed in action. Second Ibieqteunat W. A. Oridiths to be First Lieutenant, without partbase, vice Collins, killed in action. Secoud Lieut. John Clyde to be ditto, vice Johnson , . Ensign Dixon Denham, from the nertegneSe service, to he Second Lieutenant, vice Crilliths, promoted. Volunteer Cieo . rge Toole, from the 59th Foot, to be ditto, without purchase, vice Clyde. fsth Ditto, Captain J. J. Mitchell: from the Ist Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Marley, who exchanges. tltb Ditto, Lietitenaut Philip Bass to be Captaiu of a Company, vice Jape., killed iu action. Eusign S. Hastings to be Lim:- ft:sant, vice Levitege. killed in action. Ensign J. Hill to be ditto, vice bismot, killed in action. To he Ensigte. Set:Team M2jor-- Smith, from the stfxl Foot, vice Warrington, of his . Vnsigii D, Dorovial, from the Portugaese service, vicellastino. theta M`N'enl, itliout purchase, vice Hill, promoted. 01 Ditto, ItOoert Gardner, Gem. to be Ensign, by purchase, vi-e Roberti, oho retires- :31.Dit n. Lieutenant .'ohu Cameron, from the Rur al East Mid- Mt sex Militia, to be Ensign. without purchase. 14th Wino, Lieutenant Price Jones, from the Denbigh Militia, to he ithnut purchase. 3.;th Ditto, lieutenant Henry O'Bre, from the 101st Font, to be Lieutenant, vice BIM ers, who exchange. Ensign Win. Pea 'cache to br ditto, v. ithout porch - ow, vice Robison. vs re signs. Volunteer Rog-r Jones, from the SA loot, to be En vice P....roar. SitiDitto, I hair, Grin, to he Ensign, by purchase, vire D 3 le. promot e d. Lieutenant John Ottey, from the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to be Ensign, without par- Val Ditto, Slicant-Mnjor A. Veitch to be Ensignevicc Evans, killed in aetion. 19th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Smith to be Adjutant, vice Lord, who resigns the Adjutuntcy only. En4gis Trevor Williams Soave Lieutenant, without purchase, • ice hallcy, placed ou hatr_imy. John Kingsbury, tieat. to be Ensign, vice Wil liams. 40th Ditto. To be Limiter:lots. Ens`ga Abraham Wilkiuson, Tice Greenshields, killed in ac tioo. Ensigo Robert Taaffe, vice Street, demi of his wnnnds. Ensign John Foulkes, vice A) ling, killed iu action. To be Lmigns. Serjeant-hinjor James Powell, vice Johnstone, dead of his wounds. - Haves ()mode Gent. vice Wilkinion. Volunteer Inlay Rohh, vice Tatar. Volunteer J. A . 1% idenham, vice Foulkes. elm Ditto, Captain George Marquis 'of Tweedtfale, from the . 15th Light Ihnoons, to be Major, by porthase, vice Grant. John ticide, Gent. to be Eiwign,• by porch se, vice Maclean, promoted. Lieutenant Simon Iliiklulph, from the Stafford Militia. to be dita, without purchase. Lieutenant Josh. P. Vickery, from the-Royal South Gloucester Militia, to he ditto. t'd Ditto, Lieutenant Hamilton Maxwell, from Rot 26th Foot, to be Captain of a t'ai.ipany, by pun:No., r i ce A n i tnat h er , promoted.• 44 4:,W Ditto, Major Eaniel Joule' l learn teak Lieutenant-Colonel, eke Geod. killed in action. Hrevt•t-'Jikkor W. I:. P. Na. pier to be 7.1a10r, Mee hewn. Lietornaot rhos. ityliosett to be Capt.tio of a Comet:at., vice Napier. • 'fn air Licuteuatits. Fmiga Wia. Ham-lock. sire Harvest, killed in actittb. . 1t illiams, vi -e Taggart. kilted iu action. Folliett, vice it ) - lance. • • To lee l.nsigns. Voluoteor Richard O'Connell, tine Havelock: ('olio Campbell,. cent, vice , . Jtenjusubt illitehdou Edwards, from the Portuguese vie- Follimt. 4ltii Dina, Emig, Robert Grier to be U.-nu:sant, ciecUnthank, killed is action. Lovi,.,,n tiering Carey to be ditto, vice Ar gent, killed iu octiou. To he Emigns, Entign brier. Voinateer Strong, from the Ist.Foot, vice Carey. Nicholas Toler h Gem. without purchase, vice *ids!** pramoted in the r2th rant.- 4. - 4'.1 Ditto; Lietnetrint l'ranris Powell lobe Captainsif a t'Am .pan4;* ice Herrick, in actioii. Lusigu R.. al•Gibboul 101. m Lieutenant, vice Powell. To be Lasigin. • Colin Macdonald, Gent, v i ce G eorge Macdonald, ki led iu ac tion. Voiaaleer lien, vice Colland, killed In action. - Volunteer Cranford, vice Nl•Gibboo. fith Regiment of Foot, John Uniacke, Geot.to be Fnsign, by pnrchlse, vice Hill, promoted. ' 4tita Olt Lieutenant W'. W. Gheslyn to be Captain of a Com p ice Brooke, killed to amino. Etv.iga Patrick 111• Dou to be •Lientenaut, vice Chiltot, killed to action. Ensign Witham Norm= to he ditto, vire , Chedyn.. TAI he i.nsigns. 3binteer Foley, Mon the ado Foot, vice'Hirker, kil led in atzion. jlenry Le •Xleinwier. Gest. vice Mg/nodal. lierjeant-liajor William Si illiam Wedscvall. vice ?Forman. • ' 53d Ditto, • Caphtios of Companies. • Lientenant /116110 M' Nair, vier dimes, .J filled in action. ' Lieutenant Edward Langton, vice Midden. killed in action. I.ientemtat 'William Renton, vice Poole, killed in action. LicutetmotlMiwy Dawson, 'vice liteivy, dead ofbis wounds. To be Lieutenant... • a_ Utplito Getfege vice Hooch, kilk fist aetioo. Eitaign• R. S. utalktt, vice Reyle, killed is actin* tivign W. R. liiton, vice e . I.san i pi Lkorse Llawler, vice Laug-os. i I, TIIE . • •••• •• . • • • • 1.4% 400.• _ _ . , J. Shield, Buccahonk, Cumb e rland; dyer, -.Tune I, 7 2, 33 . ,• at F u si g n Nicholas Kenna, vice Rental , . the D..ite's Heed lon Carlitle. itttornies. air. Ilirkett, Bo n a- Cosign C. R. Buckle, vier Daw•on. • .. - • Somigros.s, Gent. viac Hall. et...Wallsrunk ; a nd Mr. Pearton,..carlidr. • - • . .1. Stewart Cargill, Gent. vice Ballot. J. Eattall; Portsmouth, viattner, June b, 11, at the Genr.•e Volinveer Thomas Cottingliani, s ice Nixon. o ! Inn, Portsmouth. Att on d es , ' M es srs. Sandys, Horto n , and ----- Fraser, Gent. t ice Gan ter. ftrinrke; ' rare -conrt, Fleesottreet ; and Mr. Scam, Portsca. Willi am Gunter, (halt. vice Buckle, eromoted. ' H. Cutitush and W. Cutbuslt, Maidttoue, carpeatert, May 26, 11 lil i All Cra It 11111 Yonge, (l en t. s it-saltier:to, proosofra . June 6, SO, at ; itsildha 11, Imndoa ' &Bonnet,- - 11 t . "+"1- Swatus Prater, Ol d Jewry• l'otta, promoted. 1 5:th Ditto, John Reid, Alent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stevens, ill C e u ilaf. ples. 1 4c.ividends, Certittattes. c. to-morrow.] • t;(1.!, Ditt:,, Captain Charles C. Bacon, from half-pay or the.Nd . s F oot , t o be ra..toin of it Coinpany, vice Gsm i lwil, who es- OLD ttAILEY, I.lLir 19. I I clime!". receivii.g the dllieressee. Ensign Wiltiam Tootle to - 1:113 be Li e utenant, vice steroe, killed iss action. Serjeant-Major __...... n0a .-- • years las 41 at I) : i (iei ilk j) tier Ale tab? EliAiKil, Vire ' Mani . . James Donoghue was brought to the liar, indicted. fiSth Ditto, Filbert RAIL (kill to he Lasign, without purchase, fur having committed a highway robbery., on the vice 1,,,ii ch.otes soivencer , appniired table With Fo.n. J. ris 7 0 . 1 i q tto , D e i g n Witiiiint Peacocke to tm Lieutenant, without person of James Hoskins. • . Aft port-bassi- vice Pen._ ,•• aim retire,. •The -Prosecutor said he was apprentice. to Mr. e ..; 7 d Ditto, 'Lieutenant William Keys, from the Derby Militiv, to be liatign, a tomtit parebase. 1 Smith , a boot-maker, in Oxford-road. On the '2sth - i 4 (tip Ditt o , livetenarit 1 - boroas Shore, from the Royal lit,. of March last about twilight, he was sent by his • - et oli Niddle.er Militia, to be Resign, without purchase. master with a pair of boots to Mr. Meson, a gentle- . , . .f. -• ' 'Fiorst Port Wine • warranted to have been - si . st 77'h Ditto, Lieutenant W. S. Fanywr, front die Gl.titiorgau Mt_ i, litia. to he Fa-ixh, withompurrilase. , . man of the law,ruid resident at that time in Synn.ticl's • .... 0 i l:n t r l t ie . %4 1) ;: o r z r , i n inti.1 us nave I. , •et, live ! . s • Per , 1.1../, i Inn. Whett he proceeded a few doors from his the ' B 1-4 . soth Dist", Lieutenant Henry Toinkinson, from the Stafford • . e,oa.:. new Wi UlticS...... t.. (I.e 1).•Z• 11 • ' • CH , e • • e 01 1 l'..rs 12 to sae I) •,• Militia, to he 'Ensign, without purchase. ;*master's shop, a young mail, who was a stranrrer int i >at), IdiellltMalit TUIMILY4 B. Ball to be Captain of a Com p•mv, vice jaws, dead of his wounds, Ensign :Samuel came up, and enquired the way to Chancery-lane . .` i ,;'‘ l ', ) ,'',; ; ,.' , il l ll , ' W:Otallied " to l l i i . a s y l e t b 4 c .r et u iTiglit, •:' :51 Stellie to tie Lieutenant. vice !fail. vice the witness said he was going Milt way, •and he Goad Fci•ar., II to Ole lMzen - --. --. •'• " 7 ". Stith Ditto, Jasper Ilak, Gent: to be Ensign, by purchase, . • would show him.• When they, reached Wild-street, ••% e” line (hid °"1". (;rant, rroinoted.years , in W e Butt, lS to Cie 1)..ze0 p3th niti,,, Lie:l;enant William Markin to be Captain of a the stranger enquired if the witness Came from Mr 1 .• • . • I - . , • - 4t, • • lite I elle, tile, 3ln tile 17. ,- ,.rst Co.npliny, vil.e Lindsey, killed in action. Smith's he answered upon which the stranger :1 1. 1:i „ ,• „ , i tids l i s ti , -$i xt . tor . ii , a h , t. i! to i f !t b e ti t ie l.e7 D c „ o m. . n ~,. - ~r„ To he Lieutetr.nt.t. ) y es, , said, 64 Oh ! • I know him very well, I live next door .4 ii ,ii .r• • , 5.,.. Ensign John Christian, vice Mansfield, killed in action. ' 64. • Il etiVioWl4l fiiie Loot Italia •Atatteirl; vsaim:44 eoil te sis • Ensign John Darcy, vice Macalpiue, killed in action. to him at the linen-draper's • and I am going to a • veo ,si t g t 111- 1) 1 - Ensign James Moriarty, vice Cotton, killed in action. linen-draper's in Chancery-lane." The stranger then 4 nm,, Saerrv, I'2 In nu.. Damn - • - Ensign Robert Edgar, vire Mackie. 'Claret of Ili .t two tt and davaur, 12 teethe D oz. . ~;'' 4 Very ti.t: rich 0114 i dry Lisbon, li to the Ames, To be Etwigus : left him and went up Drury-lane. When hearriv e .-A • n 0.... I, !rnes Saunders , Gent. vice Christian. at the end of Great Wild-street Lincoln's Inn-fields ' Ditto r liilis i h t lltil i nisito . , ;317::1101. --..- • ..-.:.'. . - 41.83111":.... V.Bliani NPClintock, . vice Darcy. / the Prisoner at the bar came up and accested hint ' ' rh . " W i ' i e r N ") . '""! 12 dile - -' • 4:i• t oluuteer 'levy Fawcett, vice Moriarty. . 9 ' • . , 50•. • Ditto Pink •Diito 12 ditto - - Volunteer George Banbury. from 9liii Foot, vice Edgar. with, " Oh, my lad, are you.not going to Mr. MA-. pk it ,,,,td H utu st u 'a t Vjo- • • 95th Ditto, Brevet-Major 'Cameron to he Major, vice .O Marl, with- 46, sou these boots ?" The witness answered pat ••- • killed is action.• Per (li.l, • Fine assented Geneva . ditto - - '‘ Ili,: d a , To he Captains of Companies. .The Prisoner then, with much composure, took the . ' First Lieutenant Michael Ifewan, vice Diggle, killed inaction. b oots off - . - his lin); and said that he was apprentice to •Ditto stun .1 :look,. InnO ' ' • • •• • il.. td, - .. -First Lieutenant 2 'aed ('Maser , vice Cameron. - his. 61, Mr. Mason, and would save the witness - the -trouble 4) ' 110 "to i' ; '''''''t" fi ' llud i '• tlt 0 be First 'Amite:momDian ditto liollunds • . Second Li e utenant o b e rt Coebran, vice Ilovenden, killed in of going out of his way with them. The witness re- • •.- a:I , . &Q. . action. , plied * that he was going to the Surrey Theatre upoit . ;-,4 1 1-I ,, R o m o il t 7t ie rovi ti...:, er .2, l: to t u o t t i lte is .i t ):: , a tt e.: 0 - ozen . ...- Pe tio;: ) 6 ;41:: Second Eieotenant J. A. Ridgeway,v ire Corey, killed inaction. .- • s .Second Lieutenant John Fry, vice Allis, killed in action. business, and would call and see the boots delivered, •Ftoe LOC oknee i.. MT' .4 • . l i e b ..v.": 4 i . rra Mid 2iltsionths o ld before lOttled i g ;' ,..1 4 :, Second Lieutenant S'eutt, vice Stokes. killed In action. as was his duty. The Prisoner and he then walked ~ v t it wi toS t t L a it . i .i . i t i Second Lieutenant J. Henry P.. Cairdner, vice Crotulace, killed in - - 'll., 00. on together until he came to Mr. Mason's house, :MIMI. • • riMet, Bortisii Ale" dints ' - ' ..- • . Second Lieutenant William Move, vice Ilewan. and had proceeded half way up the stairs, -when the • v,, y mi .; ,„, c„,,,: a , Brandy, „„,. — n ,,,, t l th " .beteß)ears l ih- 64 Second Lieutenant Gristle Vickers, vice Chimney. Prisoner, who ,was foremost, turned round, and de- ; old, per:Galion , • -•' a.' - 41 % 04; . 'fo be Second Lieutenants. Ensign Lord Charles Spencer, from the 68th Foot, vice Coch- sired the witness to come no farther., for he would ' •Dino teliae. tine Savoured-old- RUM ' ' h!. 64 1 rase. put in the boots to Mr. Mason , - as he lodged in the .Fine OM I:. Itt,taily - - .. hi,. 04. i'ue Articles sussiked • ere 'What the• Company recncenreat Volunteer Lawson, vice Ridgeway. John Hill, Gent. vice Fry.. adjoining room . The witness , however, persisted in :Rs be* Id It more liperss4r..quality than w bat i s g enera, ,„ 314 ,. . • en. i!. ~,,;1 of the li N e te rl i ne ci.: 4 ll l l:: 4 l ffi e r i;keet ,•nnd Publicans, _served at the Frederick Mansell, Gent. vice icon, presenting the boots himself, and the PrisMier Vere Webb, Gent. vice Gairdner. deavoured to rush down stairawith theau-**lteutile 1 Trade Ps iCei US usual . Alexander Campbell, Gent. vice Ilaggap, - • . - Donald Ferguson, Gent. vice Vickers. . ' ' ensued during which the iitniis gains boots again. I I For the cons eniehey of the/A-families who prtfeethelt Wins' 96th Ditto, Ensign James Pratt to be -Lietutesante s i t ee Ctit. . i n esent., Mal fur Iroolllo .900421 la superior sulkies. thi Company He then gave the witness a push, jumped past htm , j . . T have *lcor , this nisowcotaintis wsoe., &e. nod oder the fun u s. ford, deceased. James O'Connor, Gent. to be •PI v i ce and ran down Chancery-lane : the witness followed, in, as the Guist ernice tint c o o t w e ro mi ee d I Fl oe ty m i mii Pratt. Nativists P 1 pints to the dozeti. - 5.4.—015t Eavi India ditto of iSe 98th- Ditto Frincis D. Daly, Cent , to be Ensign, without pur- but could not' overtake him. A fortnight aft,nr he i=bletin i ssitsite-theistirniut tonality-, N ditia,ls;. 01st F.:‘,llon ' is, chase. vice Wilton, who resigns. met the Prisoner in Crown-court, when he accused Sherry of stir ain't cuf ial-4 its ware, quality, it d i it„ , 18 ‘. 101st Ditto, Lieutenant Warren Bowers, from the 364 h Foot, to him of asserted he was going Ftue old dry 1 Wont t 2 ditto , : - . s • —Port Witte newly h .ttl l the fact ; the Prisoner from I . . .. ,:ci , . ths. • . . 1 • .. i. .. of y i es ~ be Lieutenant , vice O'Bre, who exchanges. William Carey, Gem, to be Emign, without purchase, vice . Parker, who re- to Mr. Mason's, and desired the witness to mom- am., z 55 ; . , Li . ), ...e .k i..... of l i pireg ute fi curtte vintage 40i. II iii most• rare sort, hauled front the mitt patty him.' In consequence of the information of esirinas . .id nine in the kingdom, that has. lain in a body noel, Signs 10:id Ditto, Lieutenant Nathaniel A. 'Jagger, from the East . Essex Militia to he Ensign , without purchase. - the Witness, his master caused the Prisoner to be ap- 20 years. Task asticie has all toe Flifillerf. awl flavour of the .5;11 West India Regiment of Foot, preheuded. - • • mo.: rare o.ue, and is worthy the tutentiop of the 144 r t n.- naiineurss, 121 all, :IN.—Luscious Shrub, mode - Irian the line.t: To he Lientenants, without purchase. ' The Jury dismissed the indictment for a highway &trimmed 014 ram, t 2 ditto, Ylst,-Itipe . fullsdavourcd Double Lieutenant John Edwards, from the Ittli Foot. verdict of finial) Stout , 12 ditto, 4, . 6d.—Ctiriotis Mellow Ale, wirrat.ted Lieutenant Augustus de Spillebant, from Dilion's Regiment, robbery, and returned a . of iim. Team old before bottled, bud of the softest davodr, 12 ditto, vice Finney, appointed to the 11th Veteran Battalion. Stealing. i .56.01 1 • • • Rth Ditto, Lieutenant John Blood to be Captain an Company, , .- ... . , .saran P e t tey a modest, Aown-looking girl, was 1 without purchase, vice O'Farrell, placed upon half-pay. Royal African Corps, John Sutton, Gent. to be Ensign, without Mud guilty of purioining goods to a considerable purchase, vice ila.lcay, promoted, amount , from her master's house, near Covent -Ist Garrison Battalion, Er!iatind Waller, Gent. to be Elsign, ...- --,be. garden. r liE 'C'JMMEICCIAL i 1.11.1. WINK coll. --a.... 4 ji . pAN YeSktittirr %Wee:, (.111,111.1, !Irg I ~v v I:. • licit ; h. ;m e nti o n of t hem obility, Geiarry, awl Politic ni :f•ner:o. ii , Voir piety low es for the chnitest Willi, (;enthne .v..i.„.. ma., Ugh .r-, Priotesi Bowled P..rt..i, Ale apt I)aniae 1;,,,,, .. 1 ~,, f ar a..a117 Money bay, w•:mot wilt Is.• delivered , In Or. rtrr, fp .'e of expenre, in ::11ynis I of Lihtlooll. Fine Rot 11 ler, .per Pipe - a fjoinfl4 r Piiie - - Cr.) .c ur i. n ,,, 00 Port, of Ike vintage or 1803, of the ni . wa 44. il extra -4:e ths oar - - - WO Vine - - .. - ()wirier 1 4 1pe - - - - - (loud Sherry, per Butt - . 111.4.11u1i - - - VII :rirr (Ind - _ v ..v, ry ii,, °lst ditto, 6 years in the % wad, per Butt list hillfl - - On alter Milt .• - . • Fin: old 11 tilt todia Madeira, per Pipe 11-.ll' Pic- - -..- Q-Jarter l'ille _ . AR'fffiClAL THETII With Enatnel; trtiich do not eliabge, skilfitits fixed witimdt the leafy pain, boa one to a whaits set, sags to be wire whit or withotti lying, and are not 'distinguishable from n a ture. Nalue n j I'eciht pl ace d, froth a single one to a, eurapitte set, on. 'reasautible terms. Has air ea-y method,of fixing tretb firm to'stitnips, if the stump he eVer wdecayed ; regulates uftelrenlerilt, remove. decayed spots to prevent further deco; ; teeth cleansed from tarsure. Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, attends front ten till four, at his ifnum; John-street, Oefarti.street., Observe, it is not a S:;;•p, it 13 private blotter, opposite Na. 7- • • WJI H lithe first praline* CHERRY !'.I STE, fur p resers and immediately whi (*.Sing Se Feet h, Iteepiak IN% free from torture, clean' away strestigein decayed parts, Hod prevent farther decay, euring the Scurvy iu timpum a which is the cause if teeth getting loose, and draping nut guild liiiroltd • i Also fastens teeth that archaise, makes the pae, y no lip of.a healthy red, and is highly rstetini-d. These arra voce use, it, give if* pnefereuee to tont pgwyders. 'else Pitoprikur,asa• DeMist.-often finds the enansel'of teeth destrayedj and the, go Ott worn off, lit persons Doing tomb panders, occ.t.tened fronuthe: sandy iugredients they are generally composed of. fit- Cho Try Pair isatsuergated iontsremt, pleasanetn . the rilateolud, rt' ran stutttly.use,4 is a sure,prevesitioe ag ainst all rutoplinum Met arc incident tathe teeth and'eunis. Is of great ittil:!s far Chil'• ,dreii, i nit II pii'veatiNtie yellow tarture -settling on their leader teeth. If parents and guardians knew-the value of it, tarp , would not let their children be without it, as it p•evetits the turbine' from %writing Mt their •tegth, the tarture being the first destruction of theta, and.prevents their baying a good .et teeth at si future period.--ITYrfentising aryifiei o l teeth with the Cherry Paste; they are kept sweet- and reran, and pleveidel front changing ealous.—Ask for Prince's Cherry Paste, '2*. or a dozen at IL 4s. s • • PR INCIt'S SPIIUCI... gives immediate eelief to the Tenth- ash, peevents the fare (rem owe ling, .11a. relieved persons alio, far several nights, could not sleep pain. „I'.ersan. sutijnet IC the tooth-ail% never to he a Mout it, as it is prefers* to any bf thoseviatenr het tinctured generally reruns.; ended, sl thaugh they may sometimes give relief. far n moment, hut roe. rally returns with great pain, anti mostly con-es indammati it in tla gums, mai do injury t a t the neigbl•ouritiz.tettls; aheretothe Spruce witl be e .0104 to the part titfeetect, anal gise ittunnihats P r ritwe's Spruce Dal rally ethers the Muth nab. hat pre n serves thr fresh feain farther deray.-41.k f.n Prime's • Sprek fur the Tontbsach.ut 4s.tid. ar 'Gni dozen of 1/.. dir cinema ! inclosed. . . Said.•alioiesafe . and retail at. the rroi vice liadaltun, resigns. BREVET. Arajor William Brooke; cf the 42Sth Foot, to be Lieutenant- Colonel in the Army. C'aptain (,hail r Lilicouibe, of the ltoyal Engineers, to be Ma jor iu the Army. The K 'net' German Legloo. Ist Dragoons, Ulrich liacu Barna to be Voroet, viee Natter mann. promoted. Augustits Baron Alunchausen to be ditto, rice Lovetzow, pro moted. The Prosecutor very humanely interceded with the Court in her behalf,, and said that she had cote to his house with an untainted character ; from all the 'circumstances of the ease, he.ceilla assure the Court, that her mother had seduced her :from. the paths of honesty. The Prosecutor was w Jew, and •his name was Abraham. • • • - •.. • Thomas Callicott was brought tO the her, bating' been detained to receive the opinion of the' &Met upon his rase.stnce the preceding Sessions. • ' The. Beterutin laid, that the Prisoner had been brought uptit the bar during the Ipt Sessions, be: fore Baron_ Wood, upon an indictment. for forgery t It appeared that he had contrived to imitate the pa tent stamp affixed upon boxes of certain medicines, that - that part which described- the amount of the' duty,- had been cut out, and a paper artfolly 111- 1 serted l - descriptive of the happy qualities of the nre ,dieine. It had been argited on the part of the Prisoner, that the resemblance of the two labels was not at all obvious, which circumstance made it plain that the whole was not contrived for the purposes, of decep tion ; also, that the indictment had not manifested accurately, nor otherwise the nature of the hafts ed Ditto, To be Cornets. Valentine Baron Maslow, vice Funtetti, promoted. Troop Nerjealit-Ainjur F.. Meyer, from the Bruns% ick Cavalry. 24 Light Dragoons, Frederick von Forer to be Cornet,' vice Gratin, prouiuted. Ist Battalion Light Infantry, Ernest Frederick Adolph's Koes ter, Gent, to be Ensign, vies Heise, promote/. 2d Ditto, Captain Peter ilurteig, from the tith Battalioa of the Line, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Best, pro muted. Ist Battalion of the Line, Cadet-Serjennt William •Aleyer tate Ensign, Vice Best, promoted. 2d Ditto. William Dawson, Gent. to be Ensign,‘ ice Hose, pro mots..d. 3d Ditto, En , ign Julius Briackmann to be Lieutenant, 'lee liorpedt, deceased. • sth Ditto, henry Llewellyn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lehmann, promoted. Gth Ditto, Lieutenant Christian Anthony to : be Captain. of a Company, with temporary rank, vice ilurtzig, promoted in the 2/1 Liiht Infantry. Ensign Christian Pokban to be , Lieit= tenant, rice Anthony. . To be Ensigns. Ensign Lewis Benne, from the Garnsen CompanY, vice Depps, promoted. Lieutenant - SehafeA jun. front the Retired List of the Brunswick Corps, vice Sander, promoted, 11th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Cha rles Bey, front the 2d Li,eht Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colomi, with temp turary rink, vice Lasperg, deceased. Lieutenant Seitult; jun. f Ana the Retired tist of the Brunswick Corps, to be Ensign, vice Ziermann, promoted. Dillon's Regiment. henry Stanford Maxwell, Gent. to be Ensign, without par.. chose. On the other hand, it had been argued, that the present imitation was a fake making of all that was i necessary to be counterfeited, and therefore was a for. gery, and that a description of the forgery was not at all necessary in the eye of the law. The RECORDER intimated, that - the. Court had over-ruled both those objections, and. therefore the . Prisoner was to be considered as Guilty of .for gerg. George Howard had also been . detained by the Court since last Sittings, for the purpose' of giving their opinion upon the objections made against . the propriety of consiCting hint. •' . lie had been tried for Week two. Bank-note . si si atltle 50t..isicli, direMeg:hensrof liftClifrek and a question arose between the Counsel for the Prisoner and prosecution, whether' be had cointhitted a fraud or a larceny. • I The lteconoca said, that the taking of. the two notes from the drawers, as was proved - by the evl. deuce, constituted larceny id a dwelling6house, and the false entry of credit which be bad made, was only a'circumstance contrived to cover the theft, and was therefore employed by the Counsel merely is a proof of the other. The Judges were therefore of opinion, that 69 Prisoner was Guilty to the extent,of the charge: ' I rietor'9, A . ft;lvr! John-street. Oxford%treet r arid br'stypuisimi ni. fteial.lA and Soul, l'rrtunter,, to. tier tlajetity. Titchloitrirstrsyst; IlarAi4r• .89, PAL a! ; Barclay, .95, ; 8011. r. 1, rHte; .It'o o l 65, Grienigeitle : NiA ion, 54, Flert•strerf R•iciki).• 10. I:oxford-street Werkts, 2 1 6,;5tr0041 ; .Ward; 154. - Holborn & 12.1:tor‘. I:utt, Roi.at Ve ze:to-e. r • and ot. mutt l ido:rio t ! Vrait'ut. . . Mearon's Regiment. Lieutenant P. Dortiet IPOrsonnem. to be Captain of a Com pany, Iv rbout purctme, vice D'Orbe, mini retires upon bait. pay. 3d Regiment of Royal East India Volunteers. Lieutenant Ileory Dodnell to be taptajo of a Cosopany;vice Kennedy, rrstriftl. liarics tkirdon to be Licate- Irina vice Do do eIL James Sabine, Gent. to be Etaigit, vice Gordon. . - ' • - thl LIT Y, lizalurytt. ec e , . trdrailsi;in with a consciousuesi that their tie,. iflm!oss !imitate genivrtl tobbeen highly benellt l 4 o °shots. alaldnipsovbeh to titeif pfettPsMonol .nrquinisients by the mato ritual swuc t wenty years e sperienee, fidessrse GU it lit dad on CU. citstue. with unabated ardour, the et:Ole:l6dt. tlr. slts, dimirders which are the cootequeowe of illicit itottilgetier or the drstructive•loshits of 'the. incousiderate 5c110.4-14.t. i't' proice•iina the cure of these OtamplAins, they 11..1d a ut tot it.. lo vice I hut, st osiblt•as-nll men roust hf of the ex. I,ltence of wish chtutaiiies, they eke their se..j•datiee as regal..tt)t eAueoted burgeons Of Lasol.l4l, awl of. the lt.y.ai Cone::: of In all case, of liiphylitic lotersioai nod hlr e‘era entni.faint-of I)ehtlits• and 1/etirdeocy.• w 'teethes. al i-ing fro 7 a the iorausatioo of a certain ttemtoctive habit, lone residence in watt% climates. treelii 1115, fur auy talon tante proactog n defo..o.ry of saaullt vigour, tits init3 ;eh. 10,.11v 11.041,.t1i0tt (U 11 4 441r0us health. - Their 44)11110%cd liILl.l ;,t-i•Ari;:e, Sufi low; a 11w tfreshro has been often/fed w it IC pC4 /IA r Si I 1.-1441,3 I.f IraMntl htenty yeas d•tratioll birve• 3 iellied ta-sicir 114.4t4.• meld io the -hurt period of three morel... S . evevai N ,, tde:drit nod Heittletnen aloe first re,pectahility, W ho ha ve la boo II rd.. , 4%ti t rallfUl nod retiiug felTiVedi 41 1 !,.!ii..11:0:4 perettuaeot cure, partirithalv retite-t th4l refer nee nsv.% ite 40.4 c to thew, is satisfuchlry evidt.orca of the de. ided state' iortiv of Citrrtenntl Plant of Treaithent- Alloy 9 1 1 " 1 "C Gentlemen had been wider the cm" of hired . ,. Hatne, s gie-.‘44 , !Wei and other huigeooi. of equal tbtlr Cure . by the application of the lamar Cluntic, as; ttats, success. • 3lemro. Currie and Ca. may he consulted I.y patiests Of eltheit r sex, with the greatest secrecy nod honour, at thew house, Halton-garden ofn. nested to !tote the pnrh.ll,vis Poikot the l ii.r4 4 ,e in , a t t l o w e, est aw it i nt o ry or a nt r i e a remittioce for nay and medicine'' , when the some pill tor "given or t ient to part of Ilse kingdom. To ruoure ifett lettcO envy et4eutial to_ their undertokinai sh e IseAsge ut may toe adtled to the account for • Connuisions signed by the Ennt lieutenant of Me 1 14 . 111n6 infutg of 2ortothire. North York Itegia cut of Militia. The Shafts, Paq. to be Captain, I:ce, Webster, resigned.— Dated May 12. 1612. • ill'atm Langford, tient. to be Ensign. D3Sed as above. Richard 6rillet, Gent, to be ditto. 'sated as above. 4th Regiment of North York Local Militia. Richard Bell. Esq. to be Captaia, vices Ufa, resigned. Dated %lay 8,1812. Counuikion in the Saadi Rants Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by Ste Lord Lieutenant of the Couuty of ileums. Sir Mathevrillikistoo. Bart. to be Captain, vice Eyre, pro 7 touted. Dated April 15,1812. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, S. Boone, Piccadilly, but-hai4ordaslier. BANKRUPTS, . T. Oom, J. B. Hoolboota, P. 1. -Fenton, and T. A. Kno blgek, New Broad-street, ineichauts ' to surrender May 4 6, jam. ‘2, '3O, at (Oddball. Attornies, Mrs-rs. Gregaoa, Doton, and Greg...on, Aticel-wart, Thruginarton-street. T. 11 hider and S. Greatorex, Belvidere Wharf; Lattibetb, coal-men:knits. May Z, June 7,9 u, at Guild! 11. Atomics, e3,Jeanino. and Collirr, Carey-street, Lincula's:latkields. .T.Gar:iiiier, a.m. and W. Gardiner, I>itiestre 0$ T. liar diner, Jun. London, hos4ers, .11nae 2,3, 30, at tee White Hart Lin. Leivster. Attornies, Mr. Payne, - Leicester; and: Mr. Er on. Gray's bin-square. S:Cv pies, Bti.tol, June 12. 19,10, at the Ctiio mcreial !looms, Brig Atlorules, Mr. Blgs, Chaseery-lase; netair. Dire. Bristol. . ti. Porbury, Devonshire, spbolsteett,' May 46 1 27, Jaine3o, at the Ihditbin .lan,:lloaltott, peritasitire. At tomies., Mr Lnainpare. Had laotasquare, -And. Milers. Flood and Males, Hondas.. F. Kidd, Liverpool,. mereltaalf,. Jugel% 13.3kkt dillD•ir lna Matelot, 84nfardshire. Attornies, Mews Wlll% Faic didoe..andire Chtike t WittufarskOarti and d‘r. Tetarsa v liteil, thaibrdsb. Box ens.—Ford has challenged Belcher to fight him at two days' notice, for 100 guineas, in a fifteen. feet roped ring, and it also includes any twelve stone man on the list. aroIVIISAIACKS, 1111u.sies Strathmore and (Waits), Dundee I Perth Fife (Simmers). do. Comet (Csimminpi), Leith likollosase•lWassoss), Dundee Last and Sawn & WliarC Queei Charlotte (Nisbett),, Leith Briesnaip (Stop's); Weida (Wades's' (tflabett), lalth I. Sails. 10 May 15 14 ' ?1 May; —lO, A. M. at Noon. 21i -- al Noon. • •ld' 21, 11, A. it. 21, 11, A. M. 24, at Num. • •..' • Hlaa WATN.II AT I.ONDOW-BRIDGE' Tins DAIL— INuint: Printed and Publishe d b y I). Lovss.t. Lao Waft/ in 'gnus aner.9. I' & Wig, 55 oda ma alter 9, A STATESMAN OEMs" Si, netE•gfeli. i tion. 11.7:7 ~" i : I, i. • I' ' . ~!~ ~1~ C► •; ! k • ,