The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-16 00:00:00

. • No. 2047. THEATILE•ROYAL, CO.VENT IiARDEN. - T" " present SYNNING, Sept. 16, will . •• he perfneeneth, • THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Tn *Mae in' sadtteti. • : . , ' THE TAMING OF A' SIRUP'', TYe Polie are re:A . 4 l 4;eit'elli‘informeil their general .grentniniid:ition, sev..eril atir.. tl-0: MVO, made daring the 'veep% in th.• interiur of the Thent94%43.' The Shnkwenre Ro'm mill in future be Omit sl open nt the commenerment 4 the Third Art, for the convenience mf time anon% for the tremor two mot. T. - nom., The School' of, Reform, and TA BE lior.n-I:IINRGA,N, A CA PlTALgrabd horizontal PI ANO=FORTE S vr. v Imlr tied. for 4.5 r;oior, , ts, cost Si flotherisi 10age,1 n• ra Ladyinf lijorii4r • . It boo ail tie pooh. wad *,..riened t.i quail witt• twist Ste teen mi No. 5, Leicester-Once, i elr, a t tan tire,. f t :, Tro t e. 11 1 119111 ; teeilltek: If rroverret for ittepCrisittey t Of rsittg Awasai, Ractistr-dise three $ untl &MIL. . /11 Contractor for .the present Lottery, • • and the onejusd apished, reterabeissineere Tbnalcs to the Pubii , ;*ar ditringaistwd favours. and is {nippy In tut winner Or 10110n1 r Li't of Capitals soll in Shturs at his Offrro ' No. 1. forntynt , netl4), ettaring.er..vs, whrre the for tangle 11014 ts tnnv refewire their Molter oa demond. T. 81S14 can niw Cdmi•trisce rrergrtend the. improved Scheme of the :ire ilituietkoi94 sivas Of 481).004e . ystrad of X 16,003. yet limit Prize;than the 14 4 an , t as the smaller, Prizes a 422gay• seek ralverstil saiislatiim, they ate retained in the • NEW 5C41111446. of X 20030 are X 40.000 2 5 OOO -40'0 4 1.00 ..., 4.001 4 5OO ..• . 2,000' 6 SiO .1.400 I 6 1403 8.. EV 4... • pod ' 10 5O ..e. 800 10 4O .... 400 14 2.5 ••• • 400 1,550 4 1 •903 All to he drin a The 20th of OCTOIIER. • CAPITAL PRIZMI SOLD SY Biqa, sin r+IIRES, in THR . • Liitiery, Jett t'inich d. No. 9,151 Prize 0f...C16.000 9/4 .B 4 MT 3,46 tiOJ 4.793 .A 5OO 2.736 ....8.... Asil Revell Prises of .69W, s'..tl 4.00. &c. du% &r. GAVI+.IhDFR AND' HONEY WATER. lOSIAII TA YLEIt, j.avender Water Merchant, fr Ito StreVi. mites this opportunity or returning his mom grateful togot,e to the NhOlii.ty :tad Genies. for the honour they have rade. rill i.v favouring him nigh their (warn:m.l4, and he surutes theta Ibnt his utmost study ,hail be to merit their nutrimoeV• r J. ' l ' . is I Sappy to had thw, not witlisiondiug the attempts, made is tee ' , Wert to iajare reputation of his above elegem and wee' Vrefumes, the pennon/we of their ge,tteful fr trance h. in Cured them the mon. • of the greatest portion of Me polio.. circles. Feum hits tog so great it deflated lie is enable.t olf , r surreal the (41011 mg lots lab : Cormier, Weser.. • Hones Water. Per l'ott Hoak— 9 1 , Per Piot Bottle stJ 4 0 n n ti duo lur - _ 15 0 Or 6 ditto for .... I 1 0 Ilutti orly by Josiah T•tN ler, id hi- letveitikr Wareham", No. re. Lipper George-weal, P rtimat-,qu.ire e MerehnitiC Captivie. Re. may be seppliell st WI it, fr Our to a 'ffittlrra D.ririin, at shun Notice. ea the ain't tibrral Term. fur 1104) Mover. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the mi. e•anl invenii.m or Mr. tipurv. nrvi hr oAln by hii aaccrh sive nnprovemeois in the hietteM "pelreqt.. l l) rnalinheil In be prepared and snld by Meer,. Henry, nraratructuring Cbe.hts, This agreeable perfumed lilgnr, whirls is romoused o f highly eohresa voted vital sr ; joiner& with the num plea-nit - .romatirs al eilicarious auti-epiers, ten , / lie kept unimpaised in :ass rli puttr and far cat length of reuse. 1 s ' , wog : 14 odour adapt: it for :•Ifordistg, relief in he A-11 , 1ms, faint iss;. s Ste.; and renders it . csliarly Kr awful and reforphlng in clossded rOOlll5, in pine!s of public resuri, and ip .he apartments of the sick. It coun teract?, also , Ihr it.fertion or cunt:iglus'• disea,ses. suanN spurious end inferior prep.srai ill's.: ore ' , Ad sander the Me and similar Mines, the public are reqns.sted to observe, as the only proof of its ben gemsine..ll.4l Ilse names of Messrs. • /lime) , Manelsrsier, ate On Ibe 4 " 14 1' . • The Aromatic S,iirii of Vinegar in bottle . , prier 2-. 93. smelt, stamp winded, i.. 0 1d wholesale and- fell Iht Ilas Icv and Bleu, 12,71..k5put-atreet (the ants age: ts Isw London. authorized by the Penprietorg Miu he liistip . Syna;.e Butes of Gulfs, SilviT, Cfrarerl an. Crvstal, ate. Al.. CALCINIF.II) miLasEslA. in hassles at 9,.9d. •e s ud Isilßer, with class steppers, as 4s. 6d. each; their acmes heink she %lamps. linfrfF, {AND :4 have ever been esteemed a personal /leanly in rogli Sears, mid ill P.M.` part, of Crepe are essciliqil to prisons of ems , . Tile KAI D ANA *OAP, or Indian Wn‘liiiit Ca At., passel" the peciili. , r pr •pcei, if citing the most elkolui , ile delicacy of testate 11Pd u.eoaceis ahle so the Mods which ate cnnsinally wished with this Snap, Ewen in case , where the skin ha. been Mimed 1,, blow nr ether viol• in e, Ole ha; dies and cinirsenei4 are cafes infallibly, and perm :uentlN roninve i, and mereeded by no.l delicacy of nipenrance., which mount be acquired by any other me in, o halever. It I- by eaperietice tads that soy eine-tan horn iiii adequate idea of the ,uperinr ex eelie.c,e of this Soap. &Id by the Proprietor: Agent., slime signature it bear,,, Weston nod Co., No. '2'i9, Strand, near Temple-bar, ; had the Prcipe;einrs, as a fitrther ,ecirritY, beg them to he p r titular in iaitieirax, thai the liame and address of the Pri,iter. E. Sprag t ., No. ,7. B:iw,treet ' rot:vat-016n, is anised to the libel a w l *tapper. All oth ers are eat:Merrell... Hold by many remeetahle Perfumers nod Medicine Venders in Town amt Cimatry. Price Is. each C.ike. Iltrt it is at nil times necessary In be particular lu oh-wowing the atone caution, which wilt he the meats of preeciiiing the imposition which has of late been prileirsed. 1.01• K AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Rolid 11hz4mess the Duke of York, President, and the following Committee of Movernors : Lid of Leitrim Cotlouel W. J. Jones, AL P. R Hon. T. Jones I Joint I.:douche, Erq. M. P. Rt. milt. B. Su •ridan,M.P. Colonel H. Clements, N. P. ilint, C.d . J. Harry, M. P. I Captain James May. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. FrIIT: Patronage this Institution has received, for tier ezritt•ive tiralinriti and Cure of Indh Sexes, afflicted Rita Venereal Cousphims. and their dreadful emwequences. as stricture., debility , ulcerations, &c. conducted under the ma nk:Pment of a Gentlem-an of the first professinoal nbilitles, will sm.sfy the Pablic of the hi g h m erits o f Mr. K I ERMAN'S plan, lard that by it the inconseaienees or Public Cludiest:re avoid ed a hi.. t the )(mug aud unwar% are protec t ed a e nin.t the fatal deltreont he'd out by nilvertisiog pretenders in thi. branch of radios,. salve nh establishment in ISofi, 3567 pi:items, of bath 6 e X.., hate twee cored, untwist confinement or injury to the ensmoulinsi, mut %Oho delicacy and severe) hitherto unknown ; man) rbf those helvelithoured under the mon complicated farms of the ilisen.e from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms Yield to Mr. Mem:aft treatment in a few days; and where appe,",„,re o f rk.kiii,v'c omes on. too mitt application cannot to mode to present the danger that may ensue. The Surgeon tnay he consulted by either See, with the ate hest secreev, at his pri%site howe, No. 21, Lotter Char lotte -street, Redford-square, from nine to t welve in the morn ing, and front six till ohm at night to whom letters and ether eatracuoication-.from lawn and country (post paid) may tie ad drer-eO, and nal be punctually Aran recd. PRAT TI Just published, CAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DISUA- Prier 3.. My F. !Orgasm; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, Jolleir YJ, Pationueter-sew ; and by Wesley 24 /Rei t. e . 'IP • , •i - •k LA- ' )4l7dm i.: " -P‘ . -..-- / 4 0-444 . '' - ' 4 T• - .V:k. i I ..i? - 41" -'V • 1 , • v ~,-,4% •,vic :. -,-; .\. , t_:,...., , ' -n•,C.t- 4-ip - / i/ L, • i ~..I ~• - 1 ::: 7 , ;, —; I • .fif 371 .• ',' , \ I: 4 ' g . 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ABROWN HACKNEY ilAgE r lea at. 4... *TlZs,l„ll."ge'onc:rir,"."FtrifeteituArtet. pi dm( auts Joy t i o H , May be viewed, by PI pplying as lihnVe: . ..- . 1 To Gentlentesi i , Pl:utters, Nur-ervinen, Chair-makers, nod Other* • —The remaking Stuck of the Lea Bridge Nome", omit Claptoa nod Layton By Mr: COCHR AN, On the Premises, MO MS AY, *pt. Re, and felloWing Da • at Eleven &Clock, CONSISTING of fine fan ye w s f or bli n d s a Iv hedges s swore nod ea lier,fir trees; young stript apdg bullies; ni bums nod Aoleriran stools and layer•; forest and p pie trees i a gnaw ity of American pl a nt s a n d e v ergreen he Vs orsuckles, in p..ts; very thee forge and small ornisg.• trees I it camilliar. 'dm ; a quantity of hawthorn berries, for seed ;gild potatoe., growlitc, of very brit sorts; hoge and 'Mall Mies awl branches of walnut, poplar, willow, apple. and other Sorts of tre.•s, aim the fa.arnts of the snow ; . e bricks audsles; two t arts; suodr, hnusehold furniture. 80. . To be vie. ed till the Sale, and Catalogues had by opptsin4 um new Premise-; i.I toe Cock. lipping; Twn Brewers, Wood ford 8 New lon, Walt none ; W tote I Litt, itonfiod: Caktiftliall Nllrrifln, 1( ing44l4-toad; Mes•r... Goi donated C... Seed Val.- bowie, Fl•slehterrhosterei ; nod of the Auctioneer, No. I. flake. blf , el, "lemons rasusare. , , 1 . — ri• .ltillils.E. vitO APPROVED eirLEDICINES; , Prepsred by S. SOLOMON. M. D. • Stead Holm . • sear Uverpool. ' • . 'I I II,E Celebrated CORDIAL BALM oft:HU:AD, .111 tar M•t.iteiers, Nervosa Disorders, alai Weaknesses pa. calm. 1.• t,.• Fe I. Sea. Loss of Appetite, Hysterias! and ily paehoodreacal Affection. LOWIIIO4 of Spirits, acid Ril Nervous On.orders. . • 1 Dr. S Imaen'a ftottl.l Balm of Gilead is happily calculated ate sae Weak. tar Sickly. and Infirm. Ise al. inward' Decays, DC4llii. 1...%11.4 of Spirals. Welittiess in chore Set, whither Iseredit-sry. tiespore4...4 owing r. Youthful Imprudence, this Medicine will milord she n • ti wonderful relief. ANTI•IM PETI GEN ES I or, Solninem's Drops, Is a Medi cine superior to ' , ors , niber Remedy yet discovered hi thi. or any other mee t for the speedy removal mid radical cure of the, Sesirvv. Leprosy, Rheumatic or (;outs, Pain, Scrofula • r King's Evil, Ulcers of et env Description, Swelled or Ildhuned Legs. ilte In Modelers a here Srlivai ion has repeatedly failed, when me other remedy could restore the unhappy ,Stsgersse to that health hr unfortunately 100. the Anti-InipittlgineS tore bee% found the great mid only restorer of Health and Vitt. tar. TheW Drops purify the lii. sad, Std re she System when impaired by the imprudent we of Mercury. The nhove Medicines ase inclosed in plain itireettaity aids surprising Cures. 'authenticated by Person' of itlieptcsability. and are matte up in Bottles, piece Eleven Shillings each. There arc also Family Bottles, at 39i. contaieing Four of the smaller noes, wherein Ss. ore saved. • TheA BS f ERG EN T LOTION clernrand beautifies t beSk in; removes •peerlily, without smtu or trouble, all kiwis of Pimples, Ten. rs, II ing-st orens, Spots, Rednes-, Swellings or Carbuncles of the Nos', Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Erup tion on the Surface (lithe Human Body. It is peculiarly plea sant us its operation; all agreeable Saltirn to the Skin twine diate•lv shechils its use. It sweetens mil' refreshes the whole Compleaken, svhieh resumes, at one ned• the woe time, an etilivened appearanee. Tar Public have been long com s ince(' of the eet taint% or its sneers, as a safe and certain re medy for lierpetie Complaints in general. Plots 41. 6d. Haf. pints 2s. Sd. Observe the words "Sam!. Solomon. Liverpool," engraven on the Stamp; all others are counterfeits. Sold •by rill Venders of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of a limn may also be bad, Dr SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to !oat' Se es, price 31. Cr Dr. SOLOMON espects when consulted, the •tista. compliment of a One Pound Note; but all written Cases us Letters of Advic e . if an at his leisure, are requested to inclose only Ilitifn-Guinea. Such letters should fur safety. se thus directed s—" Mimes letter. Dr. Solomon. Oilead-hou e near Liverpool. Paid d noble Postage." Letters may be ..r-1 tiered to be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Posiodlire, till.l ended for. V ~. it et' ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons; late in hi. Majesty's wrier, challenge the whole wend to prove a single instance where their Medicine p a d Method of Cure have foiled • f the desired effect. The practice of many tears in this partiewilar branch sat their priofesston has not given ri s e to one so.,›uca essful ewe. they continue tat direct shelf 'lndies to the treatment and ewe of VENEREAL COM PIA I NTi, :sold toot derangement of the storm, which h the catesa•quetare o the pernicious mod wa-lefeLeffects of a habit long and ain't tuoiappilv permed by the )(oohs of both swags. le the one it found to tar the uitfailieg source of Barremvss; the other have its ronsges fatally developed to theni by a dis tressing state of (Willett, which, if not timely remedied, termi nates an Impotence. These are is remote and ultimate effect, ; while consuroteioes, loss of must ular power. mid various ner vous etimplaint,, email v characterise the earliest stages of this solitary site : proems longuishing under disorders inrideut t o such a'ts7ttlit. their treatment is simple -, and ha, never proved un successful its the enure of a long, lamarinus, and much extruded practice. In the most obstinate tool complicated cases of Ve nereal infectiml, such as obstrue!iams in the urethra, fliungv ex eresceileeii, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have balled the skill of other practinnem, are, by their present unproved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without, the Patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming heninrrkage which trequeativ follows the applicatisio of the lunar caustic. In the course of t went , / years extensive practice in this metro polis, numerous cases of strictures have been said are daily an tler their care, the total eradication of übich is effected, by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior litany other Net adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceedin g ; front this tisinplaint, is speedily removed,.and the patient restored tea sound and vigorous health. But where the debility hos liar years existed, a proper perseveratace in their re- • storative reinetlies, after the iaricture has been destroyed, ts In. I dispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, I mid to re-animate the Constitutiou. • • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeCtribillty I have been under the care .of Messrs. Carrie nod Co. Tor the re- Inoval ot'complaitats of the urethra, strictures, alke. g. mad haying received a radical and permanent cure, request that references t may he given to there, as sotisfittieiy evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Curie and Co.'s plan of treatment. . Moray of these Gemleauen have had strictures from tea to twenty ' years, and had been Huger the care of Wises. Home, Reayisides, r anal other Sitrgeans'of equal eminence s • Who attempted the mire by the application of the lunar eau•sig, etitilinst SUM.% 4 Patients in the country are requested to stale the iletticukrt of their case, aye, and general habit of living, &c. it remittance for tutelar and medbetaes, when the same will he given or, sent to any,part of the itiolidnos. To emu,* that le- trecy so essential to their undertaking, the roillte of WW I any he added ththeviettant for Medicines. • • • •. 1 J." filessrs;'Cqtrie /tad Cm •rany bMtflh*Olklialiaik the greatest delicacy, w ren , thffigellgop i l i ti • as s, 107, liattonlartlea. 91bJtitie 11100.•-101,•say. rI 3 hl tL itir• ' • SEPTI. ,IN • cE/1 - 10 4 -1812 ::: •. ) • . C.;: )11.1-4••:r. . himptAtip t iVDON GAZETTE, 44. IL, WAR DLPARTMENIT .. 4, , , - ....4, -, , Pew: Mg-greet, &V: l4. . pispatch, of yiihit,h tliefollowing is on extract, hrel been tliii Vey re , elved trt'Eitrl linfhorst's Office, nildresseeto hit Cont. . ?phijt by General the. Marge* of Wellington, d a t e d M a d r i d, gor.As, •11112. - jetePh'Bonaparte retired' froM Ocana on the 16th instant, and his army are in march towards Valencia. The enemy have abandoned Toledo, which has been ren.possession of by,e pasty of the Guetilles of V I M ed ieo. `Since the capture of the Retiro, the garrison of ideiazara, co n si s tin g o f seven bandied 'men basi 7 eretidered to the Empecinado b capitulation, mil . 'ly the lame term ail•-theasOnebtett I granted to tt)se gervison- of the Retire. • . ,By repof rpm 111ajor-General Clinton, I learn tiult a per All, remains of.the army of Portugal 1 f ? r ha moved orward from the neighbourhood of Bur- gos, and sohie of thei r d e t ac h ments were understood ; .to be in Valladolid on the 14th instant, General I . Santocildes having withdrawn the troops of the army i .of Gallicia which occupied that town. some of (their detachments were likewise on the right of the! °Pistserga.• • 1 bed expected they would make this movement as ;soon as 1 should get the troops together, when I un dertook the march upon Madrid. By accounts from Lieutenant-General Sir Row- I land Hilt, of the 12th, it appears that General Drouet I had drawn in his right from La Guarena, but he Still held ilornachos. By accounts from Cadiz to the 6th instant, it ap pears that General Villatte had returned to the blOckade. General Ballasteros had taken three hun dred.prisoners at Ossuna ; and by the reports of the position of the troops, it appears that the road to IGibraltar is again open to him. Admiralty-Office, Sept. 15. E‘lract of a Leiter from Captain J. G, Bremer, of his MA.. .frity'ailoop Bermuda, dated of Boulogne, the 11th io,t, to Vire-Admiral Foley, and transmitted by the last-tneutiuned Officer to .lAm Wilson Cr,.ker, Esq. I have the honour to inform you, that this morn iog at day-light, I saw a lugger in the north-west, .having French colours , flying, chased by the. Dwarf cutter attd Pihneet schooner, thelntter vessel thr astern. - 41.1t:10eclook the lugger made an ineffectual at tempt to cross the Bermuda's bow, and did not sur- Tender, Sil).he ha d received several broadsides of grape frontiids vessel. The'vitmOst gallantry was displayed by every 'officer and man employed in the boats of the Dwarf and Pioneer, and the animated zeal and laborions ex ertions of Lieut. Gordon and those who remained on board the cutter, exceed all praise. The prize is the privateer Le Bon Genie, of Bou logne, having on hoard 16 guns (four only mounted) and 60 men ; she sailed from Boulogne last night, and . had not made any coiffure - . The enemy made a desperate resistance, and his loss has been severe, there being 3 killed and 16 1 wounded, most of them severely. Whitehall, Sept' 7. The Prince Regent has been pleased In the name and ou the behalf of his Majesty, to give and grant unto Horace David ChoNell St. Paul, a Lieutenant- Colonel in the Army, of Ewart House, in the county of Northumberland, and i'illingsw•orth Hall, in the county of Staiford ; Henry Henage St. Paul, Lieu tenant-Colonel Commandant of the Northumberland Regiment of LoCal Militia ; Charles Maximilian St. Paul, a Captain in the 69th Regiment; and Anna Maria St. Paul, children of the late Horace St. Paul, Of Ewate House aforesaid, Esq. Count of the Holy Roman Empire, deceased, his Majesty's Royal Li cence and Authority, that they upon whom the 'Dig nity of Count of the Holy Roman Empire shall have devolved, or shall devolve, in virtue of the limita. tions in the Imperial Letters Patent, granted by Francis the I. Emperor of Germany, and bearing date at Vienna, the 20th day of July, 1759, unto the said Horace St. Paul, may avail themselves of the said honour ; assume and use the Title thereof in this country, and bear the Armorial Ensigns annexed thereto. And also to order, that this concession and especial mark of Ids hlajesty's favor, may be registered iu his Majesty's College of Arms. r' :y 'MILITARY PRO►IOTIONS, , ' ." .1 PRIpE spy. ,t , . . ;. . -- , • To he F.bitgat: l silthout . pMehase, '• !Alexander Oteig, Geol.' Ste t It idge. .F.Mailt; Gett. vierSplrrS. henry Clarence times 0. Flanagan, elem. vice Charleton, Pre: l 6o4a," tr , 119tb Foot. • sornse, Gent. vice Taylor. • 9th Doty. 4 53 ;if00., rxeon John Williams, front the 52d Foot, to be Skroorl;, vice Fortier, • appointed to the Ist Foot, 10th Ditto, IViillasn'ltittsdale E'ostin, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice d o ppli, rorabtetl• 15th .11i"to be Lieutenant, without putt. chase. vice Stevens, who resigns. Jaunts So.i.b, Geut. to be Eusigo, vice Quill. 23d Ditto CrulberlErencit, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Curties, who retires. itith bitzu, Brevet Litmtenant•Colonel the Ilonootable U. R. • Pakenham,.from the ", tit .v't est India Regiment, to be Lieute nant Colonel; by purchase, vier Maxwell, who retires. 31st Ditto, Ensign Eager to by Lieutmant, by par. chase, $ ice Butler, who rethts. NM Ditto, Hospital-Mate James Koos to bellisistimt..Sorgedto„ vice Jones, permuted the Notts Fun, a* , Ditto, Litsigu W..H. Robertson to be Liettiesewt, witiond purchase, vice Alurehison, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Jams. Cromie, from We Royal Military College, to be Ensign, /Ica Robertson. kith Ditto, Ensign John Wheatley to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Waddington, who resigns. Assistant-Surg"ents 'litho' Jones, from the zsikd ' Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Duna hoe, pro.noted. 4utti Ditto, Ensign Thomas Campbell to be Lieutenant. by pur. chase, vice Queade, promoted. Assistant-Surgeon William JourS, from the 9.. th Foot, to be• Surgeon, vice 134.kaffUIVer, promoted. 42d Ditto, Surgeon Alexander M' Lachlan, from the 71st Feot, to be S.trgeon. vice Erley, promoted. 44th Ditto, E..sign Richard Perry to be Lieutenant, withoul purchase, vice Austen, who resigns. 45th o, Captain Marcus Richardson, from the 6Cd Foot, to be captain of a Company, vice Robinson, who exchange ! , 4fith Ditto, Captain Archibald Campbell to be Major, without porch tee, vice Campbell, promoted in the 3d West India Re. - giment. 110th Ditto, Brevet Major Herman Stapleton to be Major, viols Armstrong, deceased. Lieutenant V. R. Lovett to be Cap. R. of a Company, vice Stap.etoo. Eosign John W. Phut ket to be Lieutenant, vice Lovett. 554 Ditto, Assistant-Stimton Thomas Walker to be Surgeon, vice Mating, promoted. llosiital.Miste William klacartney to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice*Willtams, promoted is the SR* Foot. 58th Ditto, Ensign James Whyte to be Lieutesant, without puts chase, vice Hill, promoted in the ) , Bth Foot. James William Young, Geist. to be Ensign, vice. Wnyte. Iluspittal-51ato Charles St. John to he Assist.ut-Surgesso, vice Depailly, pro moted in the 4th Foot. 59th Ditto. • To be Captains of Companies without purchase. Lieutenants Alexioder :Rancor and John Belches, from the 4th Foot. To be Lieutenants, withoutlprchale, Ensigns Edward Mitchell, Paterson 014ara, Charles N. verb,.und Hugh Robison. To be Ensigns, w ithout purchase, Alexander Howard; Edmund P. Duncan, vice Mitchell; Edwards, vice o,Hara; Peter it obertsoo, 'Vico Vieth' t sad George Dison,pice Robison, Gents. • • tte.b t/itto. War-Office. Sept. 15, 1812. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Dexter, from the 21st Light Dragnoto, to he Lieu:enaat, *photo. pur chase. Surgeon Robert Pyper, from the 15'h Light Dragoons, to he Suigeon, vice Wriile, appointed to the 4th Dragoons. 13th Regiment of Light brsgoens. Surgeon William Caldwell, from the tat Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Pyper, a p pointed to the 4th Dragoon Miards. 14th Ditto, Samuel Rolfe, Faq. to be Paymaster, 140 Fla ne w, who resigns. 15th Ditto, Cornet Henry Lone to be Lieuteoant, by purchase, vice Carpenter, promoted. 19th Ditto, John Hammersley, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase; vice Skews, who Mires. . . 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Hospital-Mate John Lansdale to be Assistant-Sin rg on, vice Jeffrim 4.lw:resign': Ist Regiineotof Foot, Surgeob TAMosh Forster ... from the Alth Foot, tt! be Surgeon, vice Caldwel‘ appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons. , 9d Diuo, •David Griffith, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gomm, promoted in the 24 Garrison Battalion. ' 3d Ditto, Hospital-Mate Alexander Bremner to be Assistant- Surgeon vice Browne,appointe4 to the 4th Dragoon Guards. 4th Ditto:Assistant Surgeon °Joseph Desailly; from the 59th Font, to be Sur geon, vice Hill, promoted. • • Eth Ditto, Captain 'Mamas Evora to be Major, without pur chase. vice Rattershy, promoted in the Glengary Fencibles. ' To be Captains of Conitpaaies, without purchase, r Llitistesoat James H. Eutaw., otos Macdcsoarb, promoted in the Glgary Fenclblag. IL/bittooOt Join Golden, vice tvalta. To be Lieuteonatt, wiltrobt•Peretiose, E a eWainfor.l 'tiro Arsddell, promoted. • nat° rL Robert B,piers, vice - Posta: 6i. rsmign Robecia alter, fleet 3;itio . ' ) I • "a' • To he Lieutenan e, without pnrctuk, • - FarigitirJames Kent, vice llitgliess and J. W. Patterson, vioe Trutaback, promoted. • To he Esisigns, ithout purchase. Joseph Stewart, vice Kent 6 and John Ray Crawford, vice Pat. tersuu, est. Ditto, HoepTtal-Mate.Doeid hf‘Longlifin to be Asti:taut. Serge , m, •Ice Fisher, deceased. 63d Ditto, .Ca p tain John Rubinson, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Richardson, who exchanges. liith Regiment of Foot. • To be Ensigns, w ithout purchase. Lieutenant Charles Ratniford, from tise r oyal Westminster Middl ese x militia, Ensign Lucius French, Irom the Armagh Militia, eke Bradford, deceased. 71st Ditto, Ensign Charles Moorhead to be Lieutenant, vice Dillou, deceased. Edward Buvtll , Gent, to be Ensign, vice Alourbead. • Aviistant-tiergeon A. Stewart, front the Stith Foot, to be Sorgeou, vice nt achlechian, appointed to the 4714 Foot. 78i Ditto, Ensign James Gowan to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Bell, • promoted. George Mackay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice tiowatt. 88th Ditto. Lpsigu H. P. I)ebne to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Weir, who retires. Hopitaf-Mate Andrew 'Gre g g to be Aasiittuit-Surgeon, 'vice Stewart, promoted In the Mat Foot. S th Ditto. To he Captains of C'ompaiiies o without, purchase. Lieutenants William Bil., from the shth Foot; mad Ware Adams son, from the 3d West lodki. Regiment. To be Lieutenants, Ensigns and Adjutant Patrick Agnew, J. S. Reynolds, Allen Stuart, and Robert Chapman. To ms Ifewtson vice Reyaulds; illiam Saunders. vice Stu art, Gents.; a nd Witham Vt induani Phelan, vice Chapman. 91st I)ittis. To be Eosigiis, John finrcham, Gent. by purchase, vice Macdougall, promoted. Ensign D. Van Maghen, from the Resifting Militia, without purchase. 95th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Robert H. Heft to be Assistant-Sun. gem), v ice Jones, promoted in the 40th Foot. 3d West ludia Regiment, William D. Barclay, Gent, to be En. sign, without purchase, vice Ridstlall, removed from the Ser. vice. • 2cl Garrison Battalion. To be Lieutenants, Lientenant Roger Finnan, from the 59th Foot, vice Kelly, ap points-d to the Sth Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Robert U.srrett, from the 24 Foot, vice'llehl, appointed to the 7:34 • Foot. eth Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Richard Kelly, from the 2d Garrison battalion, to be Lieutenant. Royal Newfoundland Fencinies. Charles Davis, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Keusble, promoted in the Gleopary Fencibles. Nova Scotia Fencibles. Edward Davidson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shaw, promoted la the Gieugary Fein.lbles. Canadikn Feacjbles. To be Lieutenants,' Ensigns 3. F. Gunter,. vice Read. promoted; Benjamin det Lisle ' vice Mardonneil, promoted i n th e Gl en gssry l encibles ; and Hugh' Fitzinaurlce, vice •nl s Atillan, appointed to the Glengary Fencibles. 'ro be Ensigns, Navels Duchesnay, Gent. vice Gunter. Edmund W. Antrobtm, Gent. vice De Lisle. John Carrot Pepch, Gent. vice Fitz snatirice. •• The. King'asGerman Legion. 2d Regiment of Dragoons,l.ieutenant Willi am t Seger to. b e Cap tain of a Trooti, vice lisalar,' killed' in action. Troop See icata-major ,Willieso Kalckreuth from the liuke`of Bruns. wick's Cavalry, to be Cornet, vice Koblstedst, killed in ac thin. • • ' si „ 2d Regiment of Light Dragoon', .cernet Cbas. Wiebold to be Lieutenant, vice Grabill, tilled In action. 2 s ) . Battalion or Litin lorootry, 'soft. G. D. Grame to be Lieu- tenant, vice Fincke, killed inaction. , 7th 'Battalion ef the Line, Ensign Henry Schaefer, from th e D e . pot Company, to be Ensign, vice Co pro noted. York Light Infant - ry V . To be Ensigns, Phillippo Grassi; mat s . • rNtl . ;. Antonio Grassi, Gent. 4‘ . 4lrrityr. Lieutenant Jacob lloppee„ksin the 4th Garrison Battalien, to he Adjutant of a iti - efiliting . District, vice Kea ne , who re tarns to his former Hnkf-ney. 110bPITA L, STAFF, Deputy Inspector of Hookah - Gabriel R. Redmond to be A l . spector of 11pitals, vice Baillie, deceased. Stair-Surgeon Willitun Lidderdale to he Deputy Inspector of Hospitals. 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