The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-08 00:00:00

.... •.. - . . • • . . From Ike LON poly 64SETTE,' !ANI). • • • : A DMI R ALTY OFFICE, i 11... Admiral Lord Gambier has transmitted to Joh" Wilson Cruker, Esq. a latter from the [foci. Capt. Bulimic, of his Majesty's ship Medusa, stating the capture of the French privateer L'Aventure, of Bourtleaus, of 14 gains and 32 men ; ativbtid sailed from that port on the preceding day, and bid nut made any capture. Carlton-House, Jan. 3. • The Prince of Wales has been pleased to ap point the &v. William M‘l3onnell, M. A. to be one of his Royal Highnesi's Chaplains in Ordinary. • Whitehall, Jan. 6. The Lord Chancellor has appointed William Bishop, of Hanley, in the County of Stafford, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of-Chancery. --ournom. CROWN OFF(CIIi JAN. 6. Mavara rrtorned to serre in thOtresent Parliament. C./6aq of Buckingham—William LOWude., of IV harden in We county of Buckingliani, Erg. in the room of 1% all. no Ilenry C .readish Bentiiick Scott, common!) called bl.vquis of titchtield, now Duke of Portland. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . • Irdr-flffice, Jaw. 6, 1810. Id Regiment of Life Guards, Lieutenant William Elliott, front the North York Nlilitia, to h.. Corset and Sub-Lieut. by purchase, vice 11411, u ho retires. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Cornet R. 0. Fenwick to he L•enteaam. by 'purchase, vice Itichard, who retires. la Regiment of Dragoon Guards; General Francis. Lord ileatii6ei.!, from the _'Otis Light Dragoons, to be Colonel, vice Gen. cal Sir William Pitt, deceased. 11th Ditto. Cornet Stewart, from 19th Light Dra goon., to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Fulton, pro moted. . 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Edward •Turner to he Lieu:eaant, by purchase, vice Sir B. Graham, who retires. 11th Ditto ' Quarter-Master George Body to be Regimental Quarter-Ma..ter. • 14th Ditto, Qu .rter-Waster Jameson to be Regimental Quarter- M ii, ter. Hospital Mate Georze Lardoer to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice Sl.Gillivray, promoted in the (oth loot. lath Ditto, timpital Mate )11i tyn to he Assistant-Sur geon, vice Forbes, promoted in the 9ath Font. 23th Ditto, Major-General Lord William Bentinek, from the ball-pay of Me late Y4th Light Drasoons, to be Colonel, vice Lord Ileathtield, appointed to the command of the lit Dragoon Gourds. 250 Ditto, Lieut. N. Raven, from the 84th Foot, to he Lieut. vice Dwyer, who eve's:times. let Regiment of Font Guards, the Bon. Arthur John 11111 Fitzgerald de Roos to be Lnign, vice Puelter. deceased. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, James Bradshaw, G m. to lie Ensign, without purchase, vice Burroughs, promoted. . • Ist Regimelit of Foot, Li..utenarn Nathaniel flood from. half-pay of the 6th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Warms thy, who exchanges. SA' Ditto, Lieutenant William Fowden to he Captain of II • pii,y, by purchase, vire 'rocket, who retire-. Hp. ''.. Ricaar.l Hooper to be lacateuane, by purchase, vete Chucks Walsh, Gent. to be tarign, withal 11.. . Claw' vice Skiell, promoted. Ldward Price thonsas,, to be Emir), w it:rout purchase. vice Wood, pre. milted. hospital Mate Frederick Bus vu to he Assistank Surgeon, vice Stanford, prom •ted in 6:e 29th Foot. Sin Regiment of Foot, John Fraser, Gent. to he Ensign% vs i thaw purchase, vice Edmonds, promoted in the 6th Gar. roots Battalion. lith Ditto, Ilaspital-Mate Thomas Fiddes to be Assisiubt-Sadie Leon, vice 31ilne, deceased, . 13th Ditto. To be Lieutenants, Ensign Reed, vice 11. Preston, deceased. Ensign Alexander Gunning, vice Laser., deceased. Swipe Knot Barrett, vice Markham, deceased. . Laid& Robert Pattison. vice Shad well, deceased, ~. To be Losigus. Francis Yawing, Gent. vice Rced. Thomas Isaac Wright, Gent. vice Gunning. Joseph Pollard, Gent. vice Barlett. • Jose s )tt %taller Gabon, Gent. vice PalCsan. .• nth Ditto, Ensign Dewy Mosae to be Lieutemuit, without porchaie. vice Hi in, is no resigns. Joseph Rowell, lieut. W be Ltolgui, vice More. SW Ditto. - To be First Lieniemeits, nitheut Purchase, Stet ed 'Lieutenant A. liontg.iiiimie, vice 11. was, promoted. becood Llentenant A. W olavr, Mee Tr% lor, who resigns. becund Lieutenant and Adjutant James Stewed to have Ihe ra k of Liratenme. Second. Lis - mimesis' Charles Furlong, vice Bemire, who re signs. • &voi l a Lieutenant Thomas Fooblanque, vice Drouebe, who , resigns. To be Second Lieutenants. Vs? Hinoierable Francis H. Morris, by pardiase, vice Mac kay, promoted. 'oho 3anosel Martin Foohlanque, Gent. vice Futiong. Mara Gates, Gent. vice Fotibtanque. . . 11 illiam Peth!se, Gent. vice Waller: lid Ditto, Second Lieutenaut G. Fel/SIAM to be First Lien testae!. by purchase, vice Thomas, who retires. Joyner, neut. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Feraham. :kik Ditto, Samuel Drowsy, Gent. to be F.nsign, without pur char*, vice trivia, promoted ilia the Old Foot. 49th 1/itt ), Asziatitut-large s s J. A. , ttnford, from the 3d Font, to be glordem.% vice tioths4o: - merited on the NSF. _ 31th Dims, Ensign Alexander Argil. doe, from the .kh Gar rows .Battaboo, lo.ke Lieutepeptoritlimit purchase. 98th Ditto, Easign M•Pniesqa ha be Lieutenant, with outioureame, vice Ittrkei. who Mites. 40th Ditto, Hospital -)late ilci4iitaidSarry to be Assistant- Sumetia, vice Foecade, promoted nape kW Foot. 434 Ditto, Ensign toe Ifoisourible Chides Gore, froakatbe 6th rota, In be Lierteimal. without pnrchase. • • 48th Ditto, Hospidgf•Mate William Mogan to be Amistant- 1 3't a:stetson 66th Ditto, 'en* tow- Battalion, , trochoopes. I- ww4l4sowt • - --- - _ me Cotter, deceased. .r` • John Was dell, front the 57th Foot s bt Baraseitter, promoted as the Stet fish Ditto, Assistant-liagr . a Oddlire him the 46th foot, to be Artist:at- 75th Ditto, Thomas W itty Labe Ensign, by , vice Barry, swavaaolia" 1114 1 41 1 t0 e Captain MartU 14ffissy, NI be Major, without clav;, vice 11' Dutinsit, palmated. , Ditto, Brevet Llosseilind-Colostal Richard Bourke, the Quarter-Masser-Genestarflila; lobe Major, vice Riddell, who exchanges. Std Ditto, I.n.ign Waller Howard, Nan the lauees's County Witt o, to be Ensign. aid Dim. Ensign 0114fICS O'Neill to be Lieutenant, -with out yorcbilee, vice Richards. whei retires. Amatani-Sta getin Deory Foreade, from the 40th Foot, to be Socotra. vice.Rna, promoted YE the staff. 64th Viuo, Lieutenant Anthony Dwyer, Off. Ow INS qglit Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, sic" !tam arbortchanys. 95th Ditto , Second Lieutenant Fnineis binges 4 1 1 .1 be last Lteatemua, by pirrean-e, .vice Clerk, who retires. 10u310 Ditto, sees: at-Major &met Hindus, to of, A 4 . sant (Kith the of Emir), eke . p aw i e sc, cesase as 'lOlll the Service. . . get Wed India Huginsent, Mks Modena, Cent, to op, vice Wood, w hose appviatimeist Karon mkt', P 4th DiSsesr Jatilra blq- obi; Geo.- ib be Emilio, vice li rde: tow. dreamed. 7th Ditto, Lestroant Ifnowerahle Cadogan, front the :ruta FO4, us . be C..vais .if a eutupany, by p urc h ase , vire Detre, who roil,. sty Ditto, Liptain Jame, J. Fuser. from the 42d Foot, to b e Major, vow Gerdes', deterred. Chariot Caul fi e ld, ta oa. to ha Losip, vier liewaess), whose appoistsseat has mot takes plans. • • • • . .'; • • • ' • `• • •• . • . ; ...# * • , 141 79 • & f • - & • 5 • 2 • . • • Si Woo. 37th Ditto. ospbal-Mate Christopher Htrapai les to be As- sistant-Surgeon, rice Wardell. promoted in the tidib Foot. Hospital-Slate Thomas Sonw to he ditto.- 410th Milo. Anintot-Stet Germ kleatl46..frans the Vd Fen , to be burgeon, r « Mitibinnuy, deceased. • 64th Ditto. Lieutenant R. IL Kelly t be Captaiu oist Coin- ity, Is ghoul purchase, vice Hulot, appointed to theist tinrroon battalion. 666 PM% Captain William; Terre frost the 7th Garrisno ion, to be Captain of a i t e ir e any, rber Morris. who •Henry Earbe:try y,.tleet. to be En- -111•1 !;.•., ~~~ - :,.z .j.. i.; ... , _ -•-''•- - • -- • - _ . • . :. ' . ...: -..-: 7 •:''' T , A. . I • . . , _;7.-- . ,- • . • . . l' H P.' H.: A ' S'P V A N. - -' - '... - - 74 , - - -. - . 4 *-f , -..... • • ' • '... .. • '.. . . ____ ! . t 'Royal I'Vlenn Corps, 1181thditlifiries *a a well Wl* Lientit. • , IW m taise ' nant- Cut onel, wit . Captain Jibs Kiagsk to he ''ajar, vice Lientemon Robert Chartres to he Captain of *- , vice Kingsley. Engir t R. 1 1 Thompson' to be Lieskaart. vice Chartres. Volunteer J. }lardy, 10 hr En ig% trice Thompson; • 01 Cape Regiment, Kenneth Forbes, Gent. to be Ensign, with. lint purcha.ie, vice SutherLand, promoted in the 3.1 Foot. Ist Garrison Brandin% Captain B. J. Barton, from the 64th Font, to he. Captain of n Company, vice I.'LVtrange, ttp..l pointed au laspfetiat Field-Officer of a Recruiting Dis-; 'rift. • ._..,-.. 4th 1/itto:'Diatty ratty hiaeaithy, Gent. to be Ensign. vice hilt - ad:me. promoted in the 94th Foot. sth Garrison Battalion, Ensign and Adjutant James Clarke to Wive the rank of Lientemmt. • 6th Ditto, Ensign 1). French to be Lieutenant, vire Bodkins, who re.i 4 ns. Ensign It. RdmOod- ' from the 6th Foot, to bs• Lieutenant, lice 11314 appointe d Adjutant of 4 Recruit ing District. Mathew Thomas O'Reilly, Gent. to be t;nsign. vire French. • 7th I)itta, Captain Arthur 'Morris ' front the 66th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, eke Fenn, who etch:mgrs. Ist•Roval Veteran Battalion, Captain John Jacques, fru* the ttd Foot, to he Captain of a Company. vice Dwyer, appointed to the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign William Sutherland, from the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion to he EnSign, vice' O'lleten: hbo.e appoionnent has not token place. .. _. 4th Captain Charles Pirkatil from the 36th Pool, to be captain of a Cootpar:. vice !lastly, - looted ticthe M•alo- nispoiot, 4J Royal Veteran ttittallon. Lieutenant 'lmams . ger, from the Rovals;:fobtßienterMitt, vif Nincltp4 pinted to the 12th 'Royal Veteran Bert a wurid ion. Qiiliffer oblasterr John 0' Krien, 'roma - , fribl'Foot, to be •Littele mot, vice Johnson. placed on the Retired List. Quarter- Alasteriaines Robeson, from the 3d Garrisoo Itattalion, to be - ditto,vice Burton, appointed to thtt 12th Royal Veteran Battalion. , [2th Ditto, Colonel Oliver Grate , from. the half pay of the Queen's German Reginieni, to be Captain of a Company: Captain M. B. I)wyer. frosts the lit Royal Veteran Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant John A. Burton, from the 4th Royat Vot!lan Battalion, to be-Lleu tenant. Lieutenant Hector man the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, tts be .. •• 's!gerettut John Moore, Gent, to ne Ensign. I.aar .iihnit. to be ditto. Nova Scotia Fencibles, Colin I#4llb, Gent. to be Ensign s r. vice Winslow, promoted. - STA Fr. Major Henry James Riddell, frinn the 79th Font, to be per manent Assistant in the Quarter-'Nlaster-Geueral's Depart ment, vice Bourke, who exchanges. Lieutenant James Stevenson, of the lit Royal Veteran Bat tnlion, to be Adjutant of Detachments at York liospitri Chelsea. Omniscient' Johnson, Esq. to be Paymaster of a Recruiting District, vice Villson, deceased. - HOSPII'AL STAFF. Surgeon M. A. Burmeister, front the 66th Foot, to be Sur geon to the Force•. • Surgeon George Guthrie. from the 49th Font. to he ditto. Assistiint-Surgeon Edward Laiihne, from the 6th Foot, to be Surgeon to the Force i in Portugal only, under the command of Lieut.-General Berestord. Lorenzo Saminett, Gent. to be Hospital-Male fur General Service. The King's German .Leginvi. lof Draoisms. Coact Charles Elderhorst to be Lieutenant, vice Loathe, appointed Brigade-Major on the Stall: . . • STA FF. Lieutenant Ernest Baron Leathe, from 14 Dragoons, to be 11rirde-Maji•-, with. temporary rank of Captaip, vice Uaar, promoted. Chatham and Sheerness Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant %Villiam Goddard to he Captaiu in the Sheerness (:oniptity. vice Williams. who resigns. William Maddock, Gent. to he Lieutenant, •ice eitddard. u 1 te. a3lBd eliefseesunketlh , . ... 11 • 01111IMInevrassaaw. V. • Stews Cote.—On the Leth r•FL sinum:m o 4irtet• slatia r‘ r "C' Gre r etiam y TA- 111 art of those transmitted r u ars, p, some time l i nes nmadam.-1. [Avila, em. antes, Surrey, 'stoker. - • Boothautiptoo-raw, Blooosskory, kookseller. from London, to be stamped at the Soho M ile factory, near Birmingham, amounting to th es es ' ge A nt i l l c ci oi m °) H. 'Johnson, BM-street. Pnddington, eaall-leer—G. Morgan, Fewer-street. Rishnlnglae - feo street, elseeaelootistr.—J. 'ltielson t Leeds, Yorkshire, wool- u ' OOOl. were delivered to the custody of e. stapter.—Le. Mullen, Cursbaltnn,Burrtribailder.—E.Walte- 8003 appointed to receive ling, Cram nurture , beewer.-11. ltaberia, Laacatter, leer- Snell's Canal Conveyance i th e em th , client. where they arrived the ensuin vi g hi m week. a --14 5 ." " L . .. it Average Prices of Corn. by the growler 4 eaglet Winches - the 224, a - similar sum was dispatched by th e ter 13u4hels, and of Oatsnretl peritioll 4.1 Mks. Avoirdupois. same . medium. . 16 ' 1611 e returns receite4 in °lt week r" 41 " 1 3 " I) '‘ ce a ther ' On Wednesday afternoon, an am d • 1809:—Wheat La. Sd.—ltye 595. ltd.—Harley 50,, Bd. - river " Oats 30i. sd.—Beans 575. Od.— Pease 564.1 U—oatmeal heating his poor animal most unmercifully wide 535. 3d. huge stick, in Oxfurd.street, The Average Price of Brawn or Muscovado Sugar, . coin train she Retires made in the Week, vatting t h e Ni 'itiepperl up to 'him and begged him to desist ; th e ; day of January, 1810, is IiiIso: It d per•ewt. exclusive of (tie_ .fellow, however, paid no attantion t o hi m It , e le j atiet tsi afonsiapaia or payabk thareuusto Ms isuportattee co ntinu e d his brutal. treatment to the pour -'-' thereof into Greta Britain. al lt i The Average Price of Urnon or MascaVotto Sager, eons. which so irritatod the gentleman, that - he ga ve 4 4 tutted from the Qesatitie3 and Priers made for a Quartet of a handsome catring, to the satisfacti on of ../ a Year; pmediog the .sth 'day of Jae. 1810, is 5.1 v. GO. per • v it cwt.—end for the Inn EnurNtrinth•,46L.4l4l. pivot V.—ca.. passenger who witnessed the trans a cti o n , elusive of the dutiei on inirpoeirisiart.' The grand chain of locks on the Caledonia* - • • Canal at Muirtown ore completed, and prev ent A letter lately received at Ruffed front Klee'-one of the most stupendous piles of mas onry io b e don, : . Jamaica, ' says" -On ethe 22d of .444 r, met with in any part of the kingdom. The whe t , ot,the end of the b.tson is far advancd,- and w il l , Brigadier-General • resittervit whom 'ea •,ast . ivii mention was made during the vroceedloge iteithe should the weather continue open tint f ur a slier; i House of Commons respecting the Duke of 3 _ _,_ .-.• r , • lime as it now is, be completed in the Co ulie of arrived' here frOm St. *Domingo, very sick. . 4 ;the seasou. was carried to the house of •a Mis. Ct. ait 1r...4 A man, named Heel, a plumber a nd Otter where he died on the oeth. On the 24th, the who had only one eye, was a day or two a go sk ; larking, as it is eutninunly called, with his shrile . packet arrived from England, and brought an or der for his dismissal from the service, but it ea% We have grill un i ntent i ona ll y across hi s coeva l - eye, b y which sc. mate, when hii shipmate's, Kept nail was struck never cornmunicated to Min." doubt of the accuracy of this statement. The cadent he is rendered totally blind. dismisial of Gen. Fluxes has never appeared iu Sir Joan . A:LtrAtttowit:,4l% cr., Bart. K. S. e. the B=ette. i l i L L e t r i -A a d t m l‘ ir i a a J it o a f , a tl i i i e d l G l'h u i v te er te r ad a r f on th , a P t viiv ,ia ,s n , d e , • .. A dispensetien has paned the Great Seal to ena. ble the Rev. Robert T. Coates, Rector of sloe- . wito,e death was mentioned a short else ag o , was plc-Langford, to b o ld the Rectory Of Seltworti t made a Post-Captain on the 29th -of M arc h, Wilts. - 1783 ; and ,was promoted to a flag on• the 9th of The Bishop of St. Asaph has been pleased tol N o , em b ert - 1805 . collate the Rev.• Robert Kytha to -the Rectory of ! .—.......—e-_ Landrloget, in tire county of Donbigh, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Hughes. ~, • During the present season, Mr. Townsend, of the Bush Tavern, Bristol,• has exhibited a-larder, tc rivalling irk richness ‘and variety those formerly- i displayed by the late landlord, the liberal and is justly celebrated John Weeks. Numbers of pee- .4. ple several days flocked to the Bush, to view this i f _Museum of last.. If the age of chivalry be no more, the age of good cheer has s-uccecrled-it ; and John Brill is never bettor pleased, than when 's he is talking of a riati;in groaning under a weight c. 'I of taxes, at a table groaning under a weight of le dainties. The following anecdotes will serve to thew how • strongly both Mr. PITT and Mr. Fox felt the in). T propriety of another corititient..l war:—Mr. P. ; a short time before his death, at :bat lime ender : d the . pressure of _ severe illness, urising from the - unabated toils of his ptiblic station, and his un wearied zeal fur the interests of his country, hay. 4 ing for some lime contemplated the map of lent.ts rope, and the fatartield of Aristerlits, used these ri .reusarkellie f ordi : " Now shut that book fur 1, twenty yI. ears."—Mr. Fox , a short time before ' his death, hearinethat Prussia was going to war, 0 exclaimed, with.cliaracteristic energy, " It mud , net be ; if 1 was able, I would go myself to pre. 't vent it." 7 -Mr. J-4-1 a few mornings since having attended ri an invitation to breakfast with a dignified brother es Barrister, not less-eminent for economy than for' t his legal knowledge, two veneers of dry tout i were presented on a silver rack, aceompanied by I 'two prints of butter, each not larger than a- half. re crown piece. The witty 'advocate,' moitn4ing his AI spectacles, began to explore the plate which held' , e the butter with the point of his' knife. - Ilis'irost asked, with some surprise, " • What the d—l he • r was at with is spectacles ?" to which Me. J. an swerod, " That he was always obliged to use Is spectacles in perusing small prints." - , Early. on Saturday morning, .when M e r. Gus. tard, a .woollen-draper,, of; Bedford-street, Ce. vent Garden, came down stairs; to °pert the sirup, hediseuvered that-the shop had hgerebrekeir -open, . bymearts of an 'iron ave► fefeing open the shut- gel ter of the shop door, cutting a squate •of glass 4 out,,and the dam' had heenonbeilted; and on.ex. mining the stock,, it, was . aseeriefited that the ti, whole of the superfine cloths and keiseymeres had si been stolen, amounting in value • Co . &bout 14001: Y Mr. Gustarit is a prong man, and 'hat not 'been t. long in business ; during - Saturday he was ih a t in e .•. : i most distracted state. le On Saturday two *omen, gentecly ,dwelled; r w. i went to a linen.draper's shop near Covent Garden, v and purchased goods to.the amount of 501. Titre it women desired the goodre.eo:4o, sent to No, l'f,:t; s Adem.steeed, A rielehi. ,•... i tlie shopmait ba vitig • us made p ot a bill of pareelsond procured a porter, 4astit.thrs.gualkaa sisfecia‘L' . ::.ILis saw. ~theascass.a4 their. desired him to unpack the goutlq- the theyl rn%ftsee if they were, right, which he sece - reiegly • h a dirt) they then asked him tot s hill and receipt,- VI Which he produced ; they told hire if hey stepped,. L into the counting-lerwee he would receisre•the, ewe. s .Wliim into VI ney ; one of 'them opened a door to S.h .t. , . e the euunting-houiel - at soon as he' haul pissed, lie s observed the door-was shut after him with sense ...I 4 degree of violence,, ere/ he was eorifident the key ir was turned, which rather alarmed him ; he pro. s •peeded to au adjoining, room, where he fount! a 1, man, to whom he tuel his business. The man i asked him respecting the miterint of the ell!, and o Other questions, and then tendered hint two Iril!s . , r _ II ' bite of .which, he Said,. :Was hit meistere4 accept. , ante, therefore lee could have no objection to tak. a ' log it. The shopmiati refused 131meg:them, wit! ii said he sold the goods for nruitey, which he ex- ta petted to. reeeire, or he would take the goods ,again. The man told him he %orie W l nut 'ee th e e money nor the goods again, and if tic del nut take the bills hu would nut herein) , thing. The s te 4hceitners endeavoured to return by the lloor the 4,... _ woman let hen through, but forted that•fast repitee p,„ 1 ,.„,,,,,. e WI, and the M3ll turned him out of tee pretend- tale of te s ir ca,, c, a sul counting-hosise into the street, another %lay , morsimoinx a reatiitattet- I-. 44tur *ill be Iv % tut err !en' (It., L Oa . enyeiry being made at the house, in tee even.' . „ re thai -erred‘ ~, ~,, enii:lll:6 1 ,._ tad, f or . ' the parties, the old lady a lio keeps the Lee oilricer 7 m..y ht.9tl6lrit b. thioactill... . ....- • fiOUSO said, the two womcu and the man had on', ~ natrar r. lodged in her house a few days, and had left Beal . afteetauon, tad token the geode with them.. HULL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, Li n . cola, Peterborough, awl 'Norman Cri b s, N 1: W PO COM:11 ES. (carrying inily filisr inside) vet out every mum. - in; from file GOl.O EN CROSS, Charing.rroNy, The HULL Mail Coach as usual every I.:Truing. lty GEO. BOULTON and ('O. • Mll/110111%1A14. Paymaster Cushhers. of the Stith, and Paymaster Pollack, of the 314 Regiment of Foot, are superseded, being absent ithout leave. Ordnanctaflce, Jan. 4. Royal Reelltem of Artillery. To be &mud Lieutenants. Gentleasaa Cadet Henry Hough, vice Brown,pramMed. Doled December TO, ISM. Gentleman Cadet Frederic! Munro, vice Tucker, promoted.' Dated as above. Gumleman Cadet George G. Palmer. vice Manners, prlvinoted. Dated . :have. Gentleman Cadet Henry Ifutchins, vice Palmer, promoted. 4 Dated as idolise. bledieal Establishment for the Tifilitary Departimot of the a Ordnance. Ainsktant-Surgeon.General and Deputy-Inspector Dortor Guat.sviss Irwin to be Surgeon-General, and In of Ord.ewce Hmpitals, vice Hello, deceased. DaieJ Dec. '2l, 11109. Sarkeon Nlacmiltan Jameson.V. D. to he Assistant,furesson (,eneral, and De put)-Inspeetor of Ordnance Hospitals. vice Irwin. Dated as abulo. Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Lloyd to be surgeon, vice Jameson. Dated as above. dleessitd Assistant-Sur on William Patten to be First Assist ,* -.lrgettn, vice Lloyd. Dated as above. Moab Moues, Gent. to he Second Assistant-Surgeon, vice -Patten. Dried els above. Prom the Golden-rmis the following Carriage!, set out, bride many ot ben.' ii4l) numerous Ltl ttaeutintt York awl Leeds Ness Pwt Coaches every Alorning. Liverpool H‘peditious P,:st Cuache-. only (Jae Night out, every Morning at Six. Holy head and North Wales Mail every Evewhig. MI, head, Shrewsbury ' nod Birmingham New TM Coaches every Morning at Nine. Ludlow, %Von-ester, awl Oxford Mail every livening, nada New Pmt Coari: Tue,day, Thursday, awl Award:Ls . at Toy. Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cliiiteubuni Mail every Evening. Cheltenham awl Oxford New and only Day Coach every Alarning at Six. lirightna, liasthourn, Worthing. Hastings; Portsmouth, southampton, Isle of %% ; Harms; Chichester, Anwtri, Little Itainplon, Margate; lt: e Dover, Deal, 113 the, Folkestupe, Ite. Caliche, daily. r •OILK attd LE Di New Ctiiiittiorlions, Safe, JIL Cheap, and I.: tprilitiaus POST COACIIF.4 will set out from tIwZ:OLDEN CROSS, Charing Cross,und Rl:ia, SAY" Atiik, Ludgate-hill, every imbruing at half-past liar; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet; dine at toe Cork, Ls, on; Sup at the Grethatn lon ; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Dooca.ster, and arrive at L •eds by Twelve, and York by One, at Noon. There are only four Coachmen etnployNi, and the Faust Guard altd Coach go throughout. Evers exec. fiat) lei:, been, and will continue to be made, to ren tie bed conyeyanee on the North Road. Inside, to VUTIL Leeds, £3 Ss. Outside, .•02 By GEORGE BOULTON and CO. From the Golder' Cross, trie following Carriages irt out, be . ..... . • Committsions in the Ctirlinzvhire, ke. Regiment of Militia, signed Is) the Lord Lieutenant. Capt:iits John 31crehead to be :11ajor. Dated August 15, 1801. Lientenmit Ptt•T :11`Dougall to be Captain. Dated March 15, ISO:). Lieutenant Malcolm Stark to be ditto. Dated April .17, 11509. Lieutenant John Amoty to he ditto. Dated October 10,1809. Ensign Alexander M'Lachlun to be Lieutenant: Dated May 7, 1409. Etrign Dou,ald hl‘Dottg:lll to be ditto. Dated October 10, 1809. John Graham, Gent to hr Ensign. Dated Mny.9l, }RV. Charles Rim, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 9, 1809. Robert Leishm:m, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 5 ' 1909. Assistant-Sorgeon William Winton to be Surgeon. Dated Augti.t 96, 1809. G. A. Bnrthwiek, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated Sep tember 90, 1409. side snagy others too numeroesto ittention LIVEIt POOL Expeditious•lfost Googlies, only our night OM, every Nionliqg at'Si L. liAt) and.Nortli WArs Moil every evening. 1101,1'11 EA 0, threkv:ltory and lleraningliato heo Pthi Coaches, every Morning at tor. ..I.UD,(A)W, Worcester, nod 0 %Ford Mail every evening, ant a New Post Coach Tuelday, 'Thursday and Saturday, as Two. . MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Gloucester, sad •Cbeltenhain Mail every eveoing. • • CH ELT EN II A Ncand Oxford New and only Day Coach, every Alorniag at .Si.x • . , I{RI(;I{TON, East Bourn, Worthing, Ifastinp, Ports- Mouth, Southampton, Isle of Wi,;111, Bogner. Chichester, Amadei, I.ittle Ilampton, 'Margate, Ilaasgote, Dover, • Veal, klythei Folkstotte, Russ Coaches • • • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. G. M. Shelley, St. Mary Whitechapel, hosier, from Jan. 6, to Jan. 17. .1. W. Southey, Bath, paper-banger, from Jo 11. 9. to Jas. 17. • BANKRUPTS. J. Sleimulte,Rriatnl, batter, to surrender Jan. 9, 22.4411. 17. at the White Lion, Bristol. Attendee, Messrs. Shephid. amlLAdlinpon, BcdfordTtlw,* 1. !at.. W. Wright, Stockpot t, harr:dresser, boa 111, * 27; *eh as the ca•tle, Stockport. Attorney, Mr. Edge, limos.. plc, London. G. P. Airier, Weymouth. factor, Jae. 23,36.Ut the Crown Inn, Weymouth, Feb. 17, at the King's Aims. Dorchester. Anoraks. Aleisrs. Pearson and Son,. Middle Tentplev-Lon-. R. Marsh. Rayleigh, Essex, linen-draper, Jun. 13. 20, Feb. 17,,aL Guildhall, London. ' Attorney, Mr. Bigg, /tattoo- Lurks- T. Mikes, hlancheter, roach.malner, Jan. 22, 23, • Feb. 17, at' the Pallier ton. Manclarites. Attends% Mews- Fnakes aid London. J. I)ihsdale, Bedford-street, Redford-row, hoot and shoe maker, Jan. 13, 2,), Feb. 17. M Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keroot, Tbavies-lon. Holborn. - • W. Valiance, Fist-bone. Bermondsey, builder. Jan. 13, 90,• Feb. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Witsbruogb, Warn ford-court, Tht.igniorton-street. Ano baste., Ittwburk. Holborn, victualler, Jan. 20, 23, Feb. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W Isitu?u, Great Jame*- .sticet, Bedford-row. DlviDENns. 11. Munn., Knightsbridge. paper-stainer.—Jan, 24. Shetratt, Birmingham, currier.—Jan. 30. T. Crane, rPreslatc • Lancashire, trumneniger.—Jan. 27, W. Cheantitde, warehousemnn.—Jun. 27. A. Jones. l'ortre4. slopiellet.—Jan. - 29. T. Morse, Wo 01-street, Cheupside, factor. --Jan.3o. S. Metro°, Ludgate hill, silk-mercer.— eh. 13. J. Caxton, Exeter, linen-draper.—Jan. 27. VT:- •lUatthew*: Browiey-innes Spftallields, earpeuter.—Jan. Si. T. Mitchell.. Hatton-court, Threadricedle-st reet, morehant.— Jan. 27. R. Emit, Long-aerr, irminionger.-Juu. M. C. At lips,. Bcrtaciodsey-street. kit-monger, 30. 0. New; comb, Holles street, Ma ry-k-boite, eiibinet-nittker.—Jan.3l. B. Polack , Sheffield, watch-tnaLer.--J no. C. Grsts gra* Purleigh. Essex shoekeeper.— . Taus C. Ikrry, -stn. lad R. Rochester; Nmvieft, booksellers.—Feb. W. James, Swansea, .tilamergunshire, blittpkeeper:—Feb. 1. J. Bridge and H. Beale, Liverpool, merclotrity.—Jsul. W. - .1. Taller, Lewes Sasses, buteher.—Jan. 27. J. Ilarve)-, Springfield, kwer, bricklayer.—Jam 27. W. and M. acme, Leeds, diets. 14, 7eas. • • ;, :••WIT• ,10.JOA& • • A CIIA.LLENGIi. MF:SSRS. CUtUtIE and CO.. Surgeons, late in his :11 ajest y's, service, ehallcoge the ;thole stolid prove a single nutance where their Itlitlicide no Method or Cure have failed of the desired - telfect.' Int.. practice of 'ninny year: Ibis partietilar Formals of their profession, Nis givers rise to one itosueemsful, Case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and ewe of Veuereat Vueuplaiut, st u d that Derangement of tbe' *Seem, Which is die cosiseqeenee of t*purnkiststs and u aste fit ellerts of a habit 4ong :0111 mod unhappily pur-ued I'v she youtb of - bulb sexes,.. list he our it ill b.!' Malla to be the unfailing shurce of barientiess ; the'ipliter have its ravages fa tally developed to diem by a distres.,itag state of debility, ' Whteh; iP not timely rentedied, - te.rmi lutes in impotsittce. These are iss remote and ultimate ellects, while i'issimtinplions, less of Muscular Phwer, ;til - variotts NetvoUs Co:alit/tints, 'owl!" .cliariselerite the earlier stages of this. sulilary vice. Of per ilelb litaguishiog order the disorders incident Ice . ;1011 a hubtl. , their venom-on is simple, nod Mot never proved shwa -awful , its the Course of it !Msg . , laborious, . laboous, tind- touch extruded per • 'lice.' lii the molt-obstinate and costsplicsued casts sif, Veit' real Infection, such as 011Stroctions In the Urethra, Sluing/ f;itericences. !Inn! 'honours, Callous Wars, Lruptious, ;sr "Wad Vigakumfaeltdditetap!as AWN,- • , -.4,4 A roagompbtt • ..KTRI(:TURES, • Wheth'ei l iteetit or of tt4itg dor:Alien, :tnd which have Itaftit4 the skillof.other Practitioners, are, he- their in i• 51.114 impnoed plan ..ativentitient. etlect pal ly and 1)cm:16(4111y. cu red. njta nutthe patient shtlering•l he e scruciat Mx pain ts ref is bowl tag hp. nosirlinge %%loch frequentl3 follows the apiteatian Ilk' lu star caustic. to the course of tsventy %ears clusiva prance is this auelnt polis, nun i rtau, casts of Strictures have been:taut are daily umfer their 'care, the total eratllcatissu of *hick are effected by a etfe, terrain, and L es pod'', iglus nu) In oftpract ices superior to uny other yet o,(l.ptell. 'file aeiakrwss, relara tom, and debility OrtsceetlitiA Ohm this complaint, air spee dily removed, and the patient, restored Itt sewed lt and vig•u•trs eali h. But tv here the debilit v ism. for y ears es Weft, a pro. per perseverauce in their restorative rehollies. itftrea Strit tore WO , been destrosed, is fudisperwstbly mquisite to reshot the slutnhering sparks of Life, navel Is, re-aumunte theCousti utimi• Several Not' nuns and pENTLEXIEN of the first re-perl abilitv. have hem nutter the rare of Stelstrs CU It It 11. aid CO. for the removal of cyanid:testis of 11w Urethra, !intr oit es, &e. ; and having . remised .t radical nod lt. rut:west Cure, particularly miles's , ' that references mita h.' m• ale • G. thew, as sati4factory e% iilences at the decide,' ,uperionly of Nlessrs. CUItIt I E mid CO's plan of s mamma. Mails o ,f these Gentlemen have had -trietnees (rum 10 to 'it); ears, 4 ' 4 , bad been under the care of Mew& II lime, Ilea'. riills, :Ho uglier Surge. us of eq.; al eminence, who attempted the cure hi • ht application of the Lunar Caustic, sithrat iiocroo. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may he consulted by ,either set N ith the greatc-t sielleury, secrecy, :nisi haricur, at the ir I se, it. 10", !Loom thirties'. Patients in the Coma ey are rerun...tett to Ole the Imatska lars of their case, :14e, atsd general Mat of ilsiog, /41'. enthusing a remittance foe advice s o ft stsgelivitess %Iwo to .saner to iU be gi s ism or !eta to any part at the kilo:Alan. 'l'n sure that -rerecy sn e,oential to tneir tenderfoot's:mi. the rad' sge of letters sn..y he added to them:roma for toindicitie. yth hw. latit:--ltiL linown Garden. -. . . ' WO; YON As:1681011 ruhlisliett h . , D. Lo Ylit.z., at tha V Vain % Cir'r cc a, Vivo-am. Ct. ;• 4.;-' ' 4., r I: I , ,I