The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-14 00:00:00

1 'll . - Nes the LONDON GAZE7TE, April 13. • WAR DEPARTMENT. Downing-street, April 12. A dispatch, dated Heligoland, April 'l, of which t'n following is an extract, was last night received at E ' Bathurst's Office, addressed to his Lordship :I Li. atenant-Governor Hamilton have the honour to lay before your 'Lordship a dispatch. forwarded to me by Major lientzingeri entire . ) in; intelligence of very great importance ay this time, respecting a deCisive victory obtained over' a considerable French force, commanded by Gen. :Amend. The engagement took place in the town of Lune burg. The French General lost his life, and twelve pieces of cannon were taken ; not a man escaped. ra %CT OF A LETTER. IMO* GIiNERAL THE •RARON rtrrEMßOß‘t TO !CVOS ItIIFFZINGER) D.tTED SIAM 11011, APRIL 4, 1813:- 4 ' l hasten to announce to you the signal victory which our troops have gained upon the 2d of April, over the corps of .Gen. Morand, who had possessed' himself of the town of Luneburg. 6 4 General blorand, with 3,500 men, had marched from Tostedt to Luneburg. tMv 'Cossacks followed his movements ; and I gave information of them to General Dernberg, who, in conjunction with Gen: Tschernicheff 's corps, had passed the Elbe at Lent:. zen. I'he two Generals advanced' by forced marches to Luneburg, and arrived there just as my Cossacks ; were engaged with the enemy. The gates were; forced with the bayonet • and a sanguinary conflict i ensued in the streettof the town. The victory was ; soon decided in our favour ; all who were not killed; or already made prisoners, laid down their arms. Not a single person escaped of the whole corps.. Three : pair of colours, and 12 pieces of cannon, fell into our hands." Admiral[ OJke, April 13. Estract of a Letter from Vice-Adosiral Sir Edward Pellew, Mal. Commander in Chief of his Mojestfsohips and resins i the Mediterrnionm, to John Wilson Crnker, dated tn board :he Caledonia, Port Mahan, March 7, 1813. I have the honour to inclose he copy of a letter from Lquil Wm. Bentinck, inclosing . the narrative of a s.ry gallant affair on the coast of. Calabria, under tlirwtion of Captain Hall,. commanding the Ski l:al flotilla, which you will please to lay before their Lords:dps. Puiermw, Feb. '23. ISM Sin, —I have the satisfaction to transmit to you the copy of a report on a very brilliant and gallant enterprise on the coast of Calabria, which reflects great honour on Brigadier“ TEM, commanding the flotilla, and Major Stewart, of the 75th regiment, as also on the whole of the Officers am', men em ployed under their orders. I am sorry to add, that the service has to regret the loss of Major Stewart, of the 75th regiment, a very gallant and deserving Officer.--I have, &c. (Shoed) W. C. BENTINCE,.Lieut.-lica. Sir Edward Pellew, Ban. &c. Messina, Feb. 16, 1613. LORD,--I have the honour to inform your Lir& \tip ; that since the attack of the 21st of July, the enemy had thrown up new works at Pietra Nera, cud felt such confidence in their protection, that a epevoy of fifty sail of armed vessels had assembled within stew days to transport to Naples timber and other Government property. Conceiving it neces sary to destroy this confidence, I submitted a pro posal). having gained your Lordship's sanction, I proceeded ot. the night of the 14th with two divi sions of the flotilla, and four companies of the 75th, under the command of Major Stewart. Light and contrary winds prevented the boats arriving until nearly da).light, when about 150 mew; with an auxiliary party of seamen, under the command of Lieut. Butte, were, landed; and Major. Stewart, without waiting the arrival of the rest, pushed up immediately to the height, which we had previously concerted to occupy, and which a complete battalion,• with two troops of cavalry, and two pieces of artillery, were preparet! to dispute. Aware of the enemy, hav ing cavalry, I landed a detachment of the rocket corps, under the direction of Corporal Bareabach, the . fire of which threw the enemy into confusion, and facilitated the approach .of our troops., .which charged the sleight in a most deteititil4d nay. , The enemy, however,. did not abandon it until the Cut- Commandant Roche, and most of his officers. were killed or made prisoners, and the height was literally covered with their dead. The division of the flo tilla under Captain Imbert had now commenced a • most destructive cannonade on the batteries, which • held out with such obstinacy, that I was. othiged to crder them to be successively stormed. This ser vice was performed by Lieut. Le.Huate, with a party of seamen, in a very gallant style. At eight o'clock every thing wal in our possession, the most valuable of the enemy's vessels and timber launched,. and the test on fire. Upwards of 150 of the enemy killed and wounded ; 163 prisoners, amongst whom is the Colonel of the regiment, three of his Captains, two Captains of cavalry and one of•artillery, with his two guns (6 poutters), afford theltest proofs of the manner iii which both services did their works -very few cf the enemy's cavalry escaped. • • The determined manner in which Major Stewart led his men to the attack.of the enemy's position, did him infinite honour; and the army will shame-my regret at the loss of this brave Officers :aehn fell by a musket shot, while with me pushing off froM the ..:I.ore, after the troops were embarked. lieutenant Campbell, of the 75th, who commanded the ad vanced, was particularly and generally. noticed. I cannot sufficiently express my admiration of the very. exemplary conduct of Lieutenant Le Hunte, who was the observation of sailors and soldiers. Colonel Itob:iison superintended the debarkation, and was very active. The arrnyllotilla.officer, Dou Luigi Muallo, is always distinguished on these cc- , casions: Captain Imbed, of the Neapolitan navy c placed. his division of gun-boats hi a manner that did, him much credit.. I solicit your Lordship's-recom mendation of this Officer, with Don fieseliiiino.Pa..•, tella and ()on Pietri Trapani, to the notice of his lighness the Hereditary Prince. I have .the 'o annex a list of our killed and wounded on .. asion, which your Lordship will observe is ,Iling, compared with the enormous loss of enemy. This of itself speaks more for the dis - of the VAN than any mane= which ; as an :... .:.. DRRILITY, &c. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a few prevalent complaints, which-low been confirmed by the ex perience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sen sible also of the happy effects resulting to the public from me dical men copfining their sate:dim) to a certain class of diseases, Messrs. GOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of iiictiosiderate youth, which not 0111 V OCCI/442/9 n numerous train of nervous af fections, bat also entails on its votaries all the enervating butte edifies of old age. In that distressing state of debility or def. 'zienev, whether the cotit , equeece nisei.) baneful habits, ever+. "Sive tirinkior. long reAdenceiti hot rliinuteS, or any other came, by which the powers of the roomitution become eufeebled,as regularly educated Surgeons of London; they offer a firm, safe, 1 t r I ° , ) ;: l u r i i t tery trill : Ole enem , . cirliaC 0' last, . . Richird 44( A daughter.. On the 11th instant, at Richmond, the Countess of . . bury, of a son. officer of a diforent bestow. (Sigucti) 1 Imatsnatil, Nis Est client) , LNrd Atfinir . 13, E A letter from Ca f. Aft* . Nautito, dated o f Plil - 1C414,_ Mites the capture of the:French ,piiveteer . 'Leouilde. A 'letter from the Cepiptlus s capture of the of Narseilles, _ but made DO capte , A letter from ship' Alcmeue ) sloop Scout, ' on of La Fortune Tunis. A letter from ship the Belle the capture of , most esteemed schooner twenty-pine days Beaux, witha valuable cargo oil hoard. , MILITARY PROMOTIONS. r • dm•••••mr • • War-Office, April 13, 1513. sth Rtgimeat of Drogeon Garrds, Brevet Major:l. H. Gorda to be Major, without perekese. • 3d Regueent of Dr4gottes. • To be Lieutenants, *Cornet It: T. Fawcett, witheit ourcheie s Cornet George O'Gunning, by pirrebase, vice Burn; *Se-. tooted, • • - th Regiteent of Light Threouns, CA"tain Thalia/ T hlenkle -t purchase, Deathlike, who red . bury. J. Spybey, Broad-street, Middlesex'. hat-inanufartnrer, April 20 , May 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lowledge, Gray's Ina lane. F. Abell; Wend oare, M iddlesex,woollett-driper, April 17, 27, May 25, at Gui 11. Attorney, Mr. Pearce, Pater sester-row. J. Gogerley, Greg Grmond-street. Middlesex, scrivener, April 17,27, and 1414 25, -at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hart ley, New Bridge -street. • G. Henry Kinom, Three Klag-court. money-scrivener. April 10•1 1 , Wity 23; at' Attoraies, Messrs. Lowless and Crowe, St. Mildred 's-lowa. • Lily be Major, 'nitwit r vice ;cotenant James Hamlvb to be Captals of a v Troop, by pur chase, •ice Thonthill promoted. urnet Archibald larquUrson to be Lieutenant, by put:chase, vice ilamlyn. finchuent of Light DraFooss, Captain Garrison BP DkVIDESD9. Wry 6. J. Green, Parkhome Cumberland, drover—May 5. J. Andenoh, Newcastle -tipen:Trie . , flax-droner— May 4, T. Burn, jun. and ,T Nankin, r - -"ell, coal - merchants— June 5, T. Maltby and G. Mat .lane, merchants—May 4, A. Low& m it-merchant—April Edward-Cartor, from • Captoio of TheL pu.l4 Ciasberw 1 , _tby, Size-1 1„ A. Everted, • thestilloe-slreet, . _ 17, W. Blackburn, Leeds,stuolstapler—Mity 0, J.. Beniett and R. Ilatchman Denham SOrigs, Laneashire, ealiee-printers *-- Mils. 4, J: Crandall, South Lambeth, timber-merchant—April 24, T. Ward, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, merchant—May 4, 13: - Simpsnn Coptball Cbambess, mercbut—May 4, J. Strait, Little Q ueen-tr reet, Lincoln's Ina-fields, stationer—May 4, It. Lawsop, Welbeck-street, silk-mercer—May 6, J. Bartlett, Colton, Devonshire, bag-maker—May 4, T. Stracy, A. C. 'Greville, and J. Fabian, Prince's-street, silkmen—May 29, L. Corbet, 'Cheltenham, shopkeeper. CERTIFICATES—May 4. W.. Plant, Crown-street, Finsbnry-square, porter-merchant IL Webb, Ledbory, Ilerefordshire, skinner—J. Howse. abdford Forum, Dorseishire, dealer—J. Fowler, Ormskirk, Lancashire, printer--S. Mira,. Portsea, silversmith—J. Kit toW, Bristol, victialler—y. Fasson, Whitecross-street, Crip pleAsue, pewterer—M. Layerack, Kiorston-upqn-110011, iron monger—J. Wild, Charlotte-street, Portland-place, merchant -ll. Such, Kin. - • flolhorn, dealer in lace—L, Holie half-pay of the late 7th _ Ba!Wiwi. to be a Troop, vice Ougley, who exchanges. I)itto. To be Lientermais h without puschase, Coniet.Jassea vice Lindsell, deceased; Cornet the Hon. George' vice King, ptutnoted in'the 16th Light Dragoons. To tie Cornett, without purchase, Tattoos Hooking, Gent. Moore,- Gentleman Cadet Barton Parker Brows, from Rovill Military College, vice Thellasson, 17th lido; 'William Gibson Peat, Gent. to be Cornet, by chase, vice Robert .Willington, pnamoled. Ist Regiment u. Foot Guard'. To he Captains of Companies, Capt. the lion. woes Maeda naki, by piirchase, vice %. Anson, wha retires ; Capt. Henry P.ieke, by purchase, vice Bingham, who retinsk TO be Lieutenants and Captains, Ensign Newton Chambers, by purehm:e, vice Macdonald ; Ensign George Deibrowe, by purchase, vice Piscke. TQ be Ensign; Gentleman Cadet Henry Scdley Venables Yer .Ro. College, without his i ltouse Hohnbitsh Lodge, near florvka ut , S usses , on the 4th instant , the Lady of the llonourahle D. ald. Erskine, of a daughter. Oa the SOtb alt, the wife of a young man in the city of York, was safely delivered of three boys, woo, with theirmother, are likely to.do well. The same young woman was delivered of twins about nineteen mon.lss ago. • DIED. On the 30th of March, Mr. William Blennerhassett, of Wit. ton , age/ b 3, upwards of fifty years High Constable of she Colony at Cumberiand.—And on Sunday fast, in Houndsdit c b, Miss Ann Blionerhassett,daughter of the above, aged 51. At her house, in Bedford-square, nn the lOth inst: in the vent of her age, Mrs. Wilbraham Bootle, relict of the late kichard Wilbrahans Bootle, 1:54. of laubo:n House, in the county of Lancaster, and Rode Hall, in the county of Chester. .. noa, from the .__iyal Mai, _ wt pare:tate, —ri., -,..., -sing-street, --a, neater in lace-,., ,itolloway, I a ril speedy rest oration io sound,' and vigorous health. . v ice •Le •bleacitant predated... ' • , : Cumberland-row, Kennington-green, coach-s.-.dler-J. Bieinell, ! ..W here an early application is made for the cure ;a' a certain • , lot littlest of Foot. ! Dartmouth - street, hatter-W. Kiglitly, Strand, coach-harness- 1 Disorder, frequently enntracted in a moment of inebriety, the 'To be Ensigns, Wm. Sibba , Gent. by purchase, vice Snckling, maker -t i. ('ass, fond - lane, wine-merchant-H. Willinott, i, ~....„cation is generally completed iii tae short apace of Aro promoted ; Theodore 'de largiterite, Gent by purchase, vice Shoreham, Kent. paper-maker-W. S. Mason, Moffatt-street, '-''""' dass ; and in the more advanced mid inveterate sttiges of vette alunro,'proinoted ; James Vernon Fletcher, Gent. by pur- City-road, tailor-J. Blick, Lower Thonahaugh-street, B ed- , r , enl hifection, characterised by irvariety V* painful and distres chase, vice Parr, who retires. : ford-square, tailor-J. Vassiere, Sun-stree:, Bishop.sgate-street , sing symptoms, a perseverance in tneir plan (without restraint 2d bate, Lieut. Thomas Bernard, froth the Sussex Militia, to • • currier. i in diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and be Ensign. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I naiad cure.. • . . - . • 4th Ditto, Lieut. Win. Reddeck, from the West Kent Militia * I R. Fleming and J. 51' Limn. Glasgow, drysalters-fi. Walker, li T: , e diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected a itli or to be Ensign. . I Wavertree, Lancashire, and J. Darbisitire, Manchester, factors. arising from the above complaitt, htwe not escaped their ;Wen rah Ditto, Lieut. Thomas Manby , from the East Sufolk Milli- -IV. and J. Luker, Great Fariagdon, Herbs, plumbers--is • two; by. an rafallible mat *waived plan, they are enahied to tin, to be Ensign. I W'arpen, Wellington, and W. Stone, hlilvertou. Somersetshire, i 'reinove obstinate Week ant Strietures; wildfire recent Sr of 15th Ditto Ensign Isaac Shaw to be Lieutenant, vice Johnston, attoraies-J. Ford and T. Sa I long 4uration, a idiom:resort inn; p linton, Uley, Gloucestershire, to the'ainful and dangerous deceased, . clothiers-J. Dutton and J. Turner, Birmingham, factors-M4 , use of the caustic houric. Many instances eau be adduced of George Notion, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shaw. and T. Chaff, Plymouth, grocers. very taveterate easia, of several years continuance, haviiii yielf 19th Ditto, Ensign John Bowyer Edensor to be Lieutenant, - ---seati-- • eel tea their in itt it few days, after the cure had been at w;thout purebair., vice Wemyss„ promoted. I tempted liy other prhetitioners Without effect ; and such Jim 21th Ditto, -- Dore, Dore Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, From Saturdays Gazelle, April 10. I b een t h e agreea bl e result of a pratstfre of fourteen years, that vice Pelt, promoted. . „ . CERTIFICATES - Many 1. .I, the :Dade .4 treatment has not in one single instance ever preyed 26th Ditto, Cams. Bats. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice F . to v e tat 1 - . L . --t0c.....a.e, Portugal-place, Dog--row, Mile-end- , nhertive, during which period ninny thousand persons, of timlt Gsaharn, who retires. . . road, bookseller-W. Findtn, late of the gent-road, carpenter i • sexes, have eaperienced..the eitjt•yment of having been -ger 31st Ditto, Lieut. Henry SimmOods to be Captain ea Corn- -W. P res t on , late of Leeds, mercbaut - W. C. Mehl/jag. De- (reify cured, ufter severe and injurious methods have been pyr patty, by purchase, vice Coast, promoted. lahoy-street,Westminster, tailor-L. .1. J. Noel, Henrietta- , severed.in to no purpose. - Sad Dit to, Lieut. John Bell, frombatf-pay of the 96th Foot, to street, Covent-garden, broker-W. Whinney, South Shields, I , Messrs. (;ass and Cu. exclu4wely professing the cure of the.e be Lieutenant, vice Mlles, who excbanges. ° Durhain„rnerchant-J. Scholefield, Wvke, and .1. Lee, North : particular complaints, in order that they may not he, h i it 33d Ditto, Lieut. Edward Canning, arim•the Stafford Militia, Bi er l ey, Y or k , cotton - manu f acturers -W. Williams, Witlench, ' igistalani few, marked aWI the obloquy so justly- attneheil to ,to be Ensign, , , . . , Worcester, money-scrivener-P. Malin, Beilford-sauare, iron- the ignorant empiric; think it nut . iimit eto theinsel.sfs to slate, Servant-Major Alexander Mooreto be Adjutant (with the rank merchant-CI. Dough, South Ockenden, Essex, soap-maker- ' that they have been' properly dfucided and initiated into every of Ensign). vice Loogilen,'who resigns the Adjiitantey only. . 34th Ditto, Lieut. Alan B. Calroes, from the bUth Foot, to be IL Crakenthorpe, Liverpool, bardwareman- W. Bevan, Crom- bral+ wof the profession (certificates of which, lama dilfa rent hie's-row. Commercial-road, plumber-W. Taylor, Hereford, II aspitals„ and testimonials from the most e mi n ent trupiej,,, l ., Lieutenant, vice. Eccles, who exchanges, ! skinner-J. Stratford, Holborn-hill, bookseller-M. R. Legg they have to convince ally enquirer) that the success resulting tieutenaut Joseph Fletcher, from the Hereford Militia, to be and J. Gray, late of St. Mary-at-Hill, ship and insurance- from these endeavours fi rst induced them to quit the Frictire Ensign. ' brokers-F. S. See, late of Farah, Huntingdon, butcher - G. ; of the general Practitioner , and th e y presume that their pry 46th Ditto, Captain•JaMes Bunt, from the half-pay of the 26th Laing, Demerara, South America, merchant-W. Brown., Sack- : tensionti Constitute a fair ground for the unprecederitad ratite- Foot. to he.Captainof a Company, !ice Langley, who ex- , villa-street. Piccadilly, laceman-J. Milner, Halifax, book - • deuce with which they have , by the Public , bees so libe r ally changes. 1 seller-T. Burne, jun. Camberwell, coal-merchant. i honoured. ' 52d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Gibbs to be , Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Arbuthnot, i PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I ter) by Patients, of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, taitcat ___ placed upon half-pay. I IL Wrighton, J. Phillips, W. Wrightoti, and J. Wrighton, . te a mn „ Captain James henry Reynett to be Major, vice Gibbs. I Wooten Wawon, Ware ic4shire, paper-manufacturers-J. Ben- : Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars Captain Charles Earl-Of March. from the 92d Foot,. to be Cap- .ton and W. Smith, Manchester, calico-printers-J. Hodgkinsou :of their case, age, and manner sit fisting, enclosing a Bank-nitre taia of a Company, vice Rey and R . Goatlsby, Sheffield, common-carriers-J. Hounstield oett. . 1 ! for advice and medicines ; and tine fo e tame will be'rwarded to 'To be Lieutenants, Ensign William Austin, vice Wardlaw, ' B. llounsfield, J. Miekelthwate, and B. Mickelthwate. Shef- 1 any part of the Kingdom. deceased ; Ensign • Snodgrass , vice Hamilton, pro- field, cutlers-J. Barlow and J. Worthington , Rochdale, Lan- SS and CO. Surgeons,, No. 13, Bodaer7e-street, Fleet mated in the ssth Foot; Ensign J. S. Cargill, vice Gray, • eas hi re , c a lico-bleachers-J. Duberly and J. (; !) SS Hodgson, army- street. . - • promoted in the aat It E ont. clothiere-J. Bushnell and T. Rawson, Berner's-street, Oxford- I _ To be Ensigns, Gentleman Cadet John Hart, from the Royal street, coach makers-U. Klmuell and J. Tidinas, Warwick, Military :College; vice O'Brien, • who reaps; Robert Lock. mercers-H. Bull, Horton lmp. • and T. Rowlands, Cor wood, Gent..vtge Austin. . . •. - . ' poration-lane, Clerkenwell, 40dr-cloth-painters-J. Taylor and 56th Ditto. S. Biaticburne, Fieldhouse, Huddersfield, clothiers-S. Pollard To be Ensigns, Lieutenant .David Rutledge, from tile • North and G. Taylor, Blackburn, Lancashire; milliners-John Jud- York Militia ; Ensign J obo.Marklove, from the North Giotto son and John Judson,. juts. Gouldequare, Crotched friars, cesler Militia • Ensign Jaime Richards, from the Monmouth coal-merchants -James S parkas and A. Coles, Great Port and Brecon afilitia. land-street, glary-le-Bonne, coach-makers-P. H. Read, and 60th Ditto; Lieutenant• Thomas Eccles, from the 3lth Foot, to W. Dolman, Ewer-street,Southwark-A. Du Croz, J. A. Shey, be Lieutenant, vice Cairnes, who exchanges. 73d Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Mathews, from the -shams, Ills. :and T. Wetherill, Townend, Gloucestershire, common - bres*ers litia, to be Ensign. , -C. T. Clark, W. Clark, and H. Taylor, Crofton, Northum 80th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert C. Greaves, from the Stafford brigand, sbip-builders-W. Simpson and T. B. Wilcox, Red Militia, to be Ensign. . I Use-street. Holborn, plumbers-R. Smith and C. Taverner, 81st Ditto, Ensign Charles Beale; from the Dorset Militia, to Gaineford-street, liorselydown, plumbers-F. Fisher and W. he Pusign. ' Clarkson, Edgeware-road-aunterynten-C. Miller, J. Bury, 85th• Ditto, Maier William Wood, from the 14th - Foot , to be' and J. Bury, London-R. Naylor and J. Sheppard, Red Lion- Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Bennett, who retires, street, Holborn, ironmongers-A. Marlin and F. Henwood, 86th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Fraocis, Henry Needham, from Reading,_Bilts,.dealers in china-'W . Hodges and T. Hui:t ate Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase ph re ys, Kew, barge-carters. vice W ilkins, placed upon half-pay. 92d Ditto, W imam Fraser, Gent. or be Ensign, without per- . ..... chase, vice Higgins, who mixes. - Tuesday . morning , Thomas Norman,' Willians 102 d Di tto, Ensign Ileury Kelly, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. . • asse on alias oss, far housebreaking ; Thomas ,II IdM f . Royal West India Rangers, Arthur Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign, : • Boggington, and Thomas Francis, for the like of. It about purchase; vice Pilkington, who resigns, I 'fence; and Lake Martin for coining, were . , pursuant 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, QuartevAaster .1. P. .Prtressa 1 fawn dm Rnyethersts, to be Lieutenant, vice Robeson , placed to their sentence, executed - on the top of the New on the Retired List. I-Prison, liorsemonger-lane, in the presence of an sth laittii, Quarter-Master Din Frazer, from the half-pay of the ! immense tits Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Field, deceased, concourse of spectators. These Bth Ditto. Captain William Creswell, from the :k;th luta, to . men conducted themselves with becoming fortitude, be Captain of a Company; vice Bisset, appointed to the 9th ^ and after remainingshort period hi they a prayer, RovaLVtlerau Battalion. • 9th llitto, Captain James Bisset, from the Bth Royal Veteran. were launched into eternity. • Battalion : to be Captain of a Company, vice - Shaskerley, de At the Assizes for Lancaster, Mr. D. Welsh, a Te -1 ceased. • . :-. BREVET. . , Indent at s lAverpool was indicted for buying guineas. _ Major-Gen•ral Irepey Clinton to be Lieutenant-General is the It ePPea red in evidence, that the Defendant had paid Army serying in Spain and Portugal, to J ta the informer 2,,1 dollars and one shilling, making Major-General the lion. Sir Chas. Wm. Stewart, R. B. fro be in the ,Lieutenant-General un the Continent of : Europe only. whole 61. 7s. 6d. for five guineas. Mr. Park rosecutioo, was heard for the p . and Mr. Sennett for . . ,Captain Richard Rochfort, from half pay of the 9th. Foot, to. the. .Defendant. Mr. Baron Thompson briefly he Staif-Captaiu at the Army Depot 112 the Isle of Wigbtiaite summed up the evidence , and the after a very Jury, Bygrave, deceased. short deliberation found the Defendant Not Guilty. MEMORANDUM. • , . !s ' Ensign W. Macdonald; of the sth West India Regiment of . -Fattn AT BEDFORD CitAret..—A post alarming Foot, is superseded, being.aihsent without leave. • - „ re fire broke out in the extensive,yßulti under Bedford The appointment of Robert Hamilton, Genf. te, be Kota' thane! in ch • Evil' d • Alate far Getietal,Seryice, as stated in the Gazette of ofir' -`"- 1 , arlot r - uare on, te-street, e sq , Much We, bag not takeu place. *-- •••• ' " Mo nday looming, at eleven 'o'clock, which was oe . • - casioued.by the carelessness of a servent, a spark of 'BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. . ' , Ore hitving dropped from a candleemOng some crates R. Brett, Salford, Lancaster, counnop-brewee,frota April 17,' cowered *its • • • • i a quantity of stray, in *lOl were to Jane 5, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. S A • 2 ,_A ..... . , W. E. Hodson % Crown Office-row; 'feteple, attorney, fronV‘P•Poilliow se veral bottles of wine. *Fortunately the ApritlOto.htay 29, at Guildhall. . ,the ilisttovery beiog. immediately made, the flames BANBILUPTS. ' . ' • S. Shipley, Bristol, grocer, April 20, 0 7,_Mly . 25,altbe walt: :-..• a. We e p got-oet before the' cOntagratioti had reached . Hart Inn; Bristol. Attornim; 'Mears - . roe*:iied Grebtielil the Chapel, which must has. kaevitably dastrved Way'. law-ware; and Mr. I haynten, Bristol , s • h that noble edifice. - goer. , A CIIALLENOP,. MESSRS.. CURRIF4aud Co. Surgeons;lnte: in his Majesty's service, challenge the w hole. world' to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of rdany years is this particular branch of their profession has not gives rise to one. unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of 'VENEREAL COM PLAINTS, and that derangement of the system. Which is the consequence of She pernicious and wasteful erects of a habielong aunt most unhappily. pur,ited by the youths of, both se.zcs.. la the otte it will-be found to be the unfailing sotirie nf Barreime.s the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a trezing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, teErni. suites in Impotence. These are its remote nod Ultimate effects; while consumptiors, loss of muscular power. and various ner vous complaints. usually chiiracterise the earliest singes ar this solitary vice : of persons languishing wader disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved un successful in the course of a long, labOrious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and cmnplicated -cases of Ve nereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy ex crescences. hard tumours, callous uicert, eruptiour, seintool Weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURFS • whether recent or of long duration, and which• have baffled, the Atkin of other practionces, are, by their present improved piati of treatment, effectually and permanently Cured,'Wittrotit`ehe p a ti en t b uttering tne excruciating pain and alarming .hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of 40e lunar attune. In the course of twenty yean extensivepractice in this.rnetro pHs. numerous cases of strictures hive been and pre d ai ly un der their rare, the total eradication of which is effected he safe superior pertain, and expeditious mode. of practice, HUY other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and de o hility proceeding. from this complainr, is'sperdily refunved,`lind the patient restored•to sound tpad , yigotqw.hcaltli. Out where the debility has for years existed. proper lier,everatire in their re storative remedies, after the stricture li..s been destroyed, tt ii' dispeusably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and so re-animate the Constitution. • Several Noblemen and Gei.tteinea of the ant respertahililY have been tn:der tile care of ) , :essts. Carrie mid Cu. for the re 'nova' of compiainta of the urchin 11. stricture*, &e. t and having received a radical and permanent cure. requetit that references may be given to them;ots sttisfact ,ry evidevetts of the decisive supet batty of Meson. Currie and Cu.*' plan of freatnieat. Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from kw to twenty years, and had beetionderthe careof , Alenti. Home, tleinfsttles. and_othciAttrgeons mtf etutst! eminence, 9> 44) attempted tin put bylbe itlipticatilin of the lunar caustic, without success. Patients in the country arc requested to state the partirelart of their case, age, and general habit .of li.iat , &c. Inc.lusili4 a remittance few advice and medicines. when...the shine ill he given or sent •tBl hay port of lhe kingdom. To ensure that Se• erecy so **genital Iv their underinkiog, the postage of lento may he added to t4Yr etainni fie. medicines. • the greatest delicacy, sterecy, rued honour, at their . botiqe, Nth -Hattim-gardes:,—;—' -9th7iine 15419.—1t1? flateott-gardes. LONDAtill.*Prinad s*f Publi,hrd **l). LoAlgu.• if 09 Iri tM ll 444 l4 .ffic s, kit • .. 11.• . THE PATE • -• • . , • , • . . _ • .• • * dildrent 11 • 8 " H ice . I. ggi'llis. 41. t° 41-1111141117° Ibreablitikii*. 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W. nWig MiWtioileramedms4 A t. 7 , trp.- ~ be asicapted fr David Thoasas and y in . , made pay. data' 4 0 ' qi: 11.4 40"0 11 ;. nbrula : r Y 7 ' :a s ;: t e s : e, , r . MOOt . I ' v ig . 4 l l44 .lame; capture of Oa 'Preach pilot* behil -11 , .__o. 4 lio . ti t , :• . ,. .7 .,,,, ' . 4m.gi .- • terol ' re.eile '. - • - ..:: • ______.: AL ' • _ i!,je '*" : i vrefi ft :7 o.;ettslei c4ii itte: wwo4 B or a r n ed Hr kili s g ime :h o o 7 7 : p ia rti e ved eirs itha ssfud t i l dar : ta ; rs t er,. s • faciarerepril. , ti n, o f his mikiea' tyfa sloe', ;IL"' 1 11. - • -I 41'. .. v r ! 'se G a s i reit vl •w i ct: i n; aurui • r! ! .: • *d'art. Alta .IW , Stat . To the Itah eid f rhr Thomas ab lu a td r le r from Craft • • rus t *d_at . 4 4 t , _ "iel, February 2! t gates f ile T. .. I• .' '*' . ...• . sp tit.,deay ,., ~Aiirili e , m elt Ti m s r i i4 , er.ritteaented. himself t0..4,41au 4 , ; the rreficalagtor priv,ateer La &NO' ate; SO, /fa _... . 4 14 '' . Lush, &rale. rat armee, r. mrChlre, a as Mgt hi had recei ed the bin o : f litre.rll--- Cienne - . • Mr. Saul, Carlisle. a lottr .ia 11;tibena whoie lad , .J. bartil s -'' - its, common-wrier, AP.O I Ili e g •W a tii . he g Atiew ' very loch . .. . ---vmveleeet ' t °°te ' f'd lies, out tweb . r..riz dais from • May '.. - ' lei, &Md. • Atiftedins , Meant- WitalVilerk IS Mr. Thomas mynaa tile atieeptitier to he a forret ick Ail la r nd il 15 -13 17:1 4 az i. - 25 . Oftly eli t hi tall e ir m i blint ' h i ' i I nll6l4l*.fit'ng. He 5.641 t 4;,. nu captdre. • r from (:a )tin Graham )l,4 9 , f i n M . 8. 3 .. .fit.Y.: 1 , , '1 1 1. ! !' - 1 . , Pal- .:1110, (Apart the ;la m se t° el4t; r , g tita Y t" ht had no k ieue, states the - capturei wy u at, •on the •17th.701 FabruarL:ilt-RdOlorl, Slat , zsiart; . 1" a iod Prams. Preadand aod , Proctor, Brum* tehr . whatever of dm Pnsoncr,;sod that the is of 7 w4 . I P .zmajlitY 1 . klit s ible_Wlibett '' -.. ilia - 'C.l.4.ll9orWitil.46"erealidAG:balorStretiiits, Venni G i . w t. " - itm the Melt' of the hitt Was a forgery. rtune .Freec.h; privateer ) , .dbys hoes' m l,11 1 " . i.l_ - __. i .. emrave_sen. _,Bridgewaterameare, dealer'. is watehek: , The Primate! wade na defence; and • the Judge, in sum . . two houn,aud delivered a verdicuA acquittal::: • ii,' . - April 17 , 47; May 1.5, at Guildhall. Attoraies, Mots . Tay- op to the Jury, observed , that the case soon 4 ,he ; lag new T from Captain Harris, ' of Ils Majesty's l on , Fofe - flifeet. Cripolegatr. - , •not how to raise a doubt for their consideratioi. l'he Jur% 'r • e . 4lle Poole, dated at Sea, April •4, states 1 m . 1 8; tep,, d h i ti r .iveL r i. N ‘ o l in f i l4 .,, , ,,,, it i g i zz. rin A te t r., .A re.4l l si l em . t rv 2 . , find hearty y wof the G,rand Napoleon, the largest and ; -Atop' eAnd Wello.• Notthids;uo ; and Messrs. Taylor. And Cle. . . ! '- insuntoe m eroker, B Apri .. l 17, , Oil_ Sorthaa, Ast i !i! his B ltou lli te T t i n ls Tavistork.square, the Laily med schooner that has sailed from *maks, mera,'Pleid-ioure, London. the days from New York / bound to Boar- l i d r , i fi : m C°.l ' sy 25, L A tidhail t4free4l"w . ' Attorney, r. J ames , ucaiers- !o f Sir It Phillo .• Pl• of a daughter sonvni eg 'e knew • • -