The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-18 00:00:00

. • -, . . .. ',t 4 g • . - • •. ) ~/.; ~ r..., ~ , . .N. ~ N, • ' W • ' • • • 13 jzor • . 1 , • qNi in . , . *. di . , 1 4 ... _ t r‘r" . ; . Z 1) 1 . , t A A'S‘ ' - • - / . 0 - • i , 1 _ , I I PRICE 6Tb. Ensign William Waters, vice Kenny, deceased, Erato James Wider, vice Sampson, dereased. Ensign William Bushel, vice Bvskr, promoted, Ensign Peter Id' Lartchlan, vice Stevenson. To be Resigns, without purchase, -----• Stewart, tient. vice Freeze. George A. S. nee Gent. vice Bushel, Mil!may False G en t . vice WLaischlaa, Lieutenant Maisel H. Hector, from the Nottlagheaslll9da, 65th Regiment of Foot, To be Liesstenants, without petehase, Ensigu James Place, vice O'Brien, deceased. Ensign Francis Strange/ayes, vice Gordon, who emigre. To be Kedge, without purchase. James Plate, Gent. vice Stepney, promoted. 67th 'duo, Ensig W. R. Mosesom to be Lieutenant, witbott purchase, vice Leqee, dhatimee the service. To bg Enelgns, without purchase, Richard Tidraarsh, Gent. vice Smelt, promoted in the 11th not. Jaime Perrin, Gent. vice Moonom. 68th Ditto, Lieutenant Severn, W. Lynam illretton, from the Nottingham Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 69th Ditto, Major Walter 'yams to k Lleateneot-Colossi, vice kl•Leod, killed in action. , To be Majetv, =:H. Dr la Douespe, vice (larges s dead 'fhb weasel. C. J. Barrow, eke filmes. To be Captaite of Compnalea, • 1 =44lt, W. Itatd, i ekVied le :sail's r. doilowpit, vies ini,tilledia maim Lite.lisa es hit Mahar, vier la Denali*. I. I f Lieutenant Charles Lowrie, vice Barrow. To be 4.leatenants, Ensign W. E. Ellis, vice Read. Ensign W. H. Sherlock, vice ISl'Mairow. Ensip George Harper, *ice Lowrie. To be Resigns, Augustin Caster, Gent. Tice Ellis. Serjeant.Major -- Oldeathaw, vice liburiocit. Gentleman Cadet Charles Lenox Dichosa, from the Royal I& Mary College vice Harper. 14th Ditto, Ens ign James Henry to be LieuSian , eke Grass, dead of Ms wooed& 17th Ditto John Morton Stuart, Gent, to be Ensign, by per chase, rice Dymoke, who retires. 78th Ditto, Captain David Forbes to be Major, vice Campbell, dead of Ids wounds. To be Captains of Compitoles. Lieutenant Malcolm All•Lkegory vice Dooaid Cameron, de• ceased. Lieutenant William Matheson, vice Forbes. To be Lieutenant, assign John Peanyeeiek, vice bistro, killed in active. To be Ens gm, W. P. Heater, Gee. vice Pennycnick. 811th Ditso, Fenian Thomas Dark to be Lledtefartt, by per chase,. vice Hareem, promoted. Richard Hisloban, Gent. to it t be . without purchase, vice Bromwich, aopoinsed to the Dragoons. Lieutenant S. 9. Burns to he Adju. Mat, eke oe, who resigns the Adjuiantcy only. red Ditto, a amigo - Parnell, f, om the Itoy.l Cornwall Militia, to be Eosign, without purchase. 98th Ditto, Lieutenant William Flack to be Captain et a Com pany, without purchase, vice Seaton, promoted. William Smith, bent. sok Ensign, by purchase, vice Ole', who re tires. 99th Ditto, Ensign Francis Mlles, from the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign, n liken t purcba.e. ' 94th Ditto, To he Ensigns, Richard Tope, Gent. by purchase, vice Russell. • Ensign R. Lorimer, from the Dumfriewhire Militia, without purchase. 95th Ditto, Second lieutenant Robert Feroyhosek to be First Lieutenant, vice hi' Pherson, deceased. Sowed Lieutenant James Simmons, from the Irki Foot, to be Second Lieetemset * vice Fernyhongb. . 101st Ditto ( Liarteeeat Jahn Mandell, from the 4th Oartiatia BatteMoo, to be Lieeteueet, vice Tams, awaited. 192 d Ditto, To be Earigns, Edward Sherlock, Gent. by ins• se, vice W. R. Chamber : promoted. Henry Kelly, Gent. without purchase, eke .7. D. Lyster, pro moted. sth Garrison Battalion. Captain William Pilkington, from the 7th FDA, to be Captain of' a Company, vice Ellwood, who etchinees. Sd Royal Veteran Battalion. Serjeant.Major William &altos te he Ensign, vice Davis, deceased. Assistant-Surgeon Thome. Douglas, from the Royal Africaa Corps, to be Assistant-sergeoo. The K Wes Gersten Leggett, 2d Light Dragoons, James Farodi, Gem. to be Cornet, *ice Schroder, who coigns. 2d Battalion of Light Infantry, Henry Cortradi, Gent. to be En sign, vice Birth, promoted. Sd Battalion of the Lite, Cornet Henry DeWitt, from the 3d Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Jensen, promoted, The Duke of Brunswick Gels' Corps. Cavalry, Captain Carle von Gaffes, from the Retired Lie, to be Ciptain of a Troop, vice Blew, cashiered by the sentare* of a General Court Mnrtial. Watleville's Regiment. Ensign Victor May to be Lleatenant, vice De Tuyll , placed ea half-pay. Charmers Brita n °ivies . John M'Causlaad, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Precorbin, pro. muted. . Bourbon Regiment. Captain G. A. Burgoyne, from the 20th Light Dragoons, to be t aptain of a Company, vice Woodgate, who exchanges. *BREVET. To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the :Limy. Major John P. Hunt, of the 52d Foot. Major - . Casserole, of the 95th Foot. le To be Majors le the Army. Captain Charles William Paisley, of the Corps of Royal Enei. _ neers. THING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES are patronized by the Int Noblemen in the hingd an, as well as by the following honourable Ladies, "who have given this atedichie to their own children, and ales to the poor of their re spective neighbourinods, with unparalleled seccessi—Their Graced Ilse Duchesses of Leeds and Rutland t the Right Finn. the Commence of Darnley, Shaftithery, Moantnorris, and Cork; the Right Hon. Ladles Caroline Cupel. Elisabeth Spencer, Boston, Say and See, and Gary Bridgeinan ; Lady PagE Tur ner, Lady Levet, and nasty other Ladies of the first rank and character, Ins numerous to insert. Said at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheepslde, corner of Paternoster ' row ; and Mat ceastry imeticime vendors, in buses, at A. 9d. sad 51. 6d. cads. From THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jules 16. —.ow-- MILITARY PROMOTIONS, _ WaNOffice, June 16. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, William D'Arcy Irvine. Gent. to i.e Grout, ny purchase, vice Simpson, who retires. ld Ditto, Cornet A. F. Macintosh. from the 14th Light Dm goons, to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Cost, promoted in the 69tb Foot. Hospital-Mate Samuel Bell to be Assistant- Surgeon. Sd Regiment of Dragoons, Major S. G. Newport, from the half-pay of the 11th Garrison Ba.talitm to be Major. vice • fiat :e, wise sischaegvs. Cosset X. Ihishas• to be I.leritteaaal, by purchase, vice Ogle, who retires. 4th Ditto, cornet A. J. Hamilton to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Fryer, promoted. Hugh Stafford Northcote, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gregory, promoted. Regiment of Light Dragoons, Henry William Rout Birch, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Joseph Henry Taylor, 1 who retires. 11th Ditto, To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Comet Daniel, vice Kendall, Who retires. Lieutenant lieury Bond, from the 25th Light Dragoons, vice Gale, deceased. 20th Ditto, Captain John Woodgate, from the Bourbon Ren ame, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Burgoyne, who ex changes. 22d Ditto, Lieutenant J. Adsheed to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Dick, who retires. Cornet Alexander Moorhead. to be Lieutenant, without e mbalm., vice Conran, promoted in the 17th Light Dragoon'. To be Cornets, without purchase, Ensign George Paton, from 22d Foot. Ensign John H. Brom wich,i from Rah Foot, vice Woodward, deceased. Daniel Carroll, Gent. vice Moorhead. '' s sth Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Newman to be Captain of a Troop, vice Bean, deceased. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Cornet Charles Mackintosh, vice Walton, deceased. Cornet H. Le Merchant, vice Bond, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons. Lieutemant Raymond Williams', from Sd Ceylon Regiment, vice Newman. To be Cornet, without pnrchase, Brodserten Brown, Gent. vice Lovelace, promoted. 3tl Regiment of Fa .t. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Ensign Robert Kingsbury, from the West Easel Militia. &Nip Christopher Dexter, from the Tipperary Militia. bib Ditto, Engage Joseph Foot, from the South Hants Militia, to he Ensign, without purchase. 7th Ditto, Captain Edward Elwood, from the WI Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a .Compatay, vice Pilkiegton, who exchanges. 12th Ditto, Ensign Frederick Clark, from tbeBligo Militia, to be &slm, without purchase. 19th Ditto, Eosins Janes Dwyer to be Lieutenant, vice Hely, deceased. Alexander Blood, Gent, to be Erika, vice Dwyer. 19th Ditto, Captain Donald McDomald to beor, wi th out Maj purchase, vice Lawreare, promoted in the 4th Garrison Bat- Lieutenant John William Preston fr om the West Kent Militia, to be Ensign, without purcheie. 20th Ditto, Joseph Torn n, Gest. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Strode, pr omoted 2311 Ditto, James McDougall, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Simmons. *9th Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Tmidder, from the Royal Corn wall Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 32d Ditto, Lieutenant Hugh Harrison to beCaptain of a Com pasty, b7y purchase, vice Barr, who retires. Ensign Thomas James Horan to be Liestemant, by porchise, vice Harrison. Lieutenant S. H. Lawrence to be Adjutant, wee Harrison, Ditto, * Ensign George Joynt, from the North Mayo Mili tia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant J. P. Tudor, from the ilerefart to be Einem without purchase. 41st Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Lane, from the Hereford Mili tia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 44th Ditto, To he Fajen', without purchase, Lieutenant -Hera, from the Wicklow Militia. Lieutenant Alexander Reddock., from the West Kent Militia. 47th Ditto, Lieutenant &tithes Berke, from the Galway Mili tia, to be Ensign, without' archaic. Mil Ditto, Brevet Major Mesa/eke McPherson to be Major, vice Olphetts, killed in settee. To be Captains of Companies. withearperehnse, Lieutenant John Bailer, vice Watts, killed In setae. Cieetenaat Henry Pittman, vice Alexander klacpbereon. Linesmen Edward Gregory, from the nth Foot, vim Bait McPbersow„ deceneed. Lieuteaset Robert C. Stevenson, rite Hill, deceived. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign George Freese, vice Warble, kilted to nether. Nair Jehall. D. Kelly. vice Litioa s killed to actions I lime &was Carsoidesel, vies Lloyd. Wise is Saks& II" CHARMING and LOVELY a LADY LOOKS with her HAIR CURLED, when eisteriu a iall-room„ bet that appearance Is soon lost in daocing, or the least enercise; bet if RUSSIA PEARL MILK is used when antes their own or false hair, it will give such strength In the earl, Mat no exercise or air will alter the appearance of the aft. It has been restarted by travellers who have been ia Link, that whets Ladies of Fashion are nut tier hours in frosty days, aid take exercise is riding or walking, when they return bow their hair renntino in full cart. In Short, a single trial wL ermelsee there is not a sere elegant article in the universe aiktipaod pse =din the hair, aw the RUSSIA PEARL MILK, warrailed Innocent and pleismot. Soldaills.fil. per bottle, by the only Proprietor, A. PRINCE, John-street, Orford -street, private boom, opposite No. 7, where three of the OHM valuable Articles are prepared for the Hair, which en toilet Ought to be without. Irk. RUSSIA OIL, for ministrants the Hair when dressing, as it preserves and promotes the growth. IM. RUSSIA DYE, for changing red or grey Hair to dark OW Wart. N. RUSSIA PEARL MILK, for keeping in the curls. OI;K'AND SURDICAL DISPENSARY. Reale* 4 1 Igherei the Duke of York, President, and the • following Committee of Governors : Earl of Leitrim • Colonel W. J. J on e s , M. P. I Right Mon. T. Jones Jahn LaMothe, Esq. Nt. P. Rt. Hon.R.B.Siteridan,hl.P. I Colonel H. Clements, M. Mon. Col. J. Barry, M. P. Captain James Hay. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, • Member of Me Royal College, London. ►rHE Patronage this Institution has received _for _a. the excloive treatment aid Care of bath Sexes, alllbsted with Venereal Complaints. sad their dreadful coosemiemmes 'tritium debility. alterations, Re. eoaducted coder the enema of a Gentleman of the first profernionnt abilities, wQ Nagy the Public of the high merits of Mr. K I ERNAN'S plains mad that by ft dm ineonrordeems of Public Charitiesare arse& ed, whilst the yonagand unwary are protected ugabut the foal ow held oat by advertising pretenders in this Isramb of mortice. Since its establishment in ISOS, 3557 . patienis, trf Nab mow, have been cured, without confineineut or injury to die ,emititatiothand witb a delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown; ,mety of those have laboured under the most complicated fume of the disease from ten to twentyyeary. The lira symptoms JISM to Mr. KlenstuVetreatment in a few days ; and where Itilplommee of debility comes on, too early application cannot be Made to prevent the danger th at may ensue. The Surgeon, may be consulted by either Sex. with the greatest werery, at his private home, No. 51, Lower Char lotte-street, Bedford-srare e freer eine to twelve I. the =pro log. and from sin till 1110 e at night t to whom trite= and other enommodentiom, from town and country (pot paid) may be &d -inged, and t,MI be-punctually answered. Jostblished, PR A CTI CA L ORS ERTA pu TION 8 seethe above T -IEA SES. price 9s. -F. 'Ciccone; and sold —.4s as. B .a by Sherwood, Neely, nod Joules, tik), 4111401411111.6111ighity, Y 4. Flea thm. Cipiaa George Longlands, of the 74th Foot. STAFF. To be Amistant-Commiloaries-General to the Forms. P. D. Arent:, William ifeydiager, L. E..Ermatinger, Deputy- Anistant Commissary . .. Generals. To he Deputy Aisistant-Commisearies-Geoeral to the Forcei. Vincent VeJla, R. F. Punnet, William Pembertoe, J. B. Healy Barnett, William *inter, Henry Hendy, John Tench, John K. 114aebreedy, Francis Hall, Gentlemen. ROYAL MLIATAILY COLLEGE. Captain and Adjataat Thomas Abraham to be Captain of a Company of Gentlemen Cadets, with temporary rank. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates for General Service. James Kennedy, James Smith, James Johnnton, Jobs Williams, • Hoek Caldwell, Joha Fawcett, Gentlerneo. London and Westminster Light Home Volunteers. Lieutemtnt M. Sholiespear to be Captain of a Troop, vice Her. rim, resigned. Cornet Tliumas Mellish to be Lleatenant, vice Shaiespear. Serjeant Samuel Smith to.he Comet, vice Mellish. AJJatant John Bamford to be Captain by Brevet. Troop-Qtrwrter-Master G. /Madden to be Regimental Quarter. Master. Ik. The appointment of Surgeon Halliday from the Pedagogue service, to be A n i s t a nt-Surgeou to the Fiwees, as skied fa the Gazette of the 13th lust. bas not taken Mare. 4th Garrison Battalion. Lionlestant Blundell, tubo was superseded as dated In the Cdr. sotto ofIS Aegost 1811, is re-instated in his rank. The muler c oned appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the 31st W•can. her 1811, 7th January 18111, Ytth April 1813, and 19th May, 1314. have not taken place. 22d Light Dragoons. Corset NOMA ead to be Lieutenant, vies Viso/. 80th Foot. - Ltestessat Heavy Toothiest*, from the Meng 1111/161, to be Dolga. 92d Foot. iloopttal-Wate Niles Rfiditeb so be Assistant-Sorgeon. Mr. Hort Muntones to be lifaplud4dase for Gemara! Sevier. hanntine in dso Genesee of the 18th ahneu, 1113. • For Emig. W. D. Jackson to be Liemenant, vice Nark, do. ceased, Reed F D. helloes to be Liesseeeet, *lce Flub, ~ i I x I j t, . - _~^, ~® _ : I I I , LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNP: 18, 1812. No. 1970. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW -. 84LES. LE MI P. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING et the 1 —....—. By Mr. SADLER, , &limbers of obis Snooty, will be boldewei TroSSD AY • ' cbe T N o r y ear . at rw e w e o'clock precisely. M the Society'' At RePailharlt Cialora_ ll ;.,elrealt TO-WORROW, shoe 19, no Ilrellre, '?more. in Hankies-buildings. to receive ti Serail Retort frees . Kart In4ia Lumina Committee, nod to eneesder the Resole... HANDSOME Brown BLOOD G ELDI N G, , es prepared by them, in obestmece to the oedema the Ogee. , A ifteee Muds nod a half Kik is good conditi o n, master at ifeetiag of the Ith at May. ' 10 stone; a capitol Humeri a Brown Gelding. Sheen heads one OFO. 'GUILIN, D.P. Seesehery. i Mich Wes, sit veers olds a good gig Horse; • bay Oddity, the years old, meow , of 12 !tone, sore in ride. end very fast In .. all his p„,. e . st a brims% Gelding, (ranee, Melds three inches ai i i , „ a y e ,. „1 is .1 0 oe, five years old, sound, temperate to carry en elderly gretlemots, Mid spies quiet in single harness.— Ake upwards of 11l Mows of Tortoni &scripting's, amongst which are some aortal hews. cactilated for gentlemen, formers, ploughing, carting, tradesmen, one-horse cans, sail-coaches, pow-cinsise. jetorney.boeses, Ike. To be viewed the Weldon of Sete. Pawl,. g a l e 1)o . .1 every Teretly nod Fritts,. Jose 17, Mt , L IS BON. IN WNW! ASTON BARKER's PATIOS. ,AMIA LeiotaeoPoquare, a t 4 risetid VIEW of Mat da le City la goo exhibitive. taken ea the Tagus. fr whew, LISBON swan to met advistaie.--The Minot ia highly Sai-aod. woo rho* woo ths and scale of 10,0011 Wore feet of Carus I! The SIEGE:R.I7BEIINR ettatiaties opes for * dam Agroittasiee to It Paiute* Otto CellbStes /Ri pener. . Open To Daisies Comets Meant and Otliers. Sy Ur. SADLER, 00 SATURDAY rev. Jane 20, at Twelve, an the PresaLes of Mr. Jobe j (erdash Comh•rmiter, velamimews, Cleve ' lonemsom. Marv -le.boste, QEIrEffrEEN active useful Hones, sit Hackney 1.7 Coaches, six ta . of haniess, a nor mach carriems, a se. aiablit, ski free be • di 'I lib etipsiiii, The wwk IN gibed No 4 are wit% sodele as mem* si Me Prowler :r i rarhog of his presedies. • T. be Mowed To-marrow, when Catalogue salty be had ale die Premises; arid of Mr. Sadler, at his Repository, Doswell street. T6147"3 , Wriffr -.7- 1' IT Sfi h HER Titi NG • CLOT& The . uo . lit s a wi y a f le sesta% wMeh k tits esolo.ime vikips Ms ainimalt the IMMlpimi ;An c me mind of SHIRTING CLOY maw y:e . r it liseadielly white. m mermaid far elf* 00 liet MO li ib Lhew e and delied Ohms balr tisememe. • • ',ad w y g o g ai apt it# sirePiew.alsi, - 0,16....nz ' PION I Matelag, iial Ca. ill, ralliell ; WM *a la Londe& The lam three years' extensive 3Me bairally proved theodlity of this amamtfartare nail time Pateatec pled.' himself to re.. i Whew may pamasar who has Immo, may be, a...appointed iv the OtiMities for which it is rocoismembid. 1 PLATE GLASS COMPANY. MBE Public are informed, that a large Assort- JIL swat , if PLATE GLASS is sow on SALE. at Ailed' tleby Mr. ALIXANDER BLACK, at the Company's' airls i ease,ALBION-PLAC L.ELAC K FR lA ftli - BR [ DGE , of a Am @Maar, impeder brilliancy, and of verbs"' dimensions, frees N lathes to 144 niches la keith, and from 10 to 72 inches le Ibreadsht also Ceaves mid Comm Mirrors. from 19 to 96 lathes is demitasse. AM the aware assortment may be hod for Cowry Orders, by addnasityt Letters to Mr. William Foster, at the Maanfatrowy, Raven near Proem. Lancashire. jaw the poem improvement nada of Was years in this Maas. Sweaty. it Is asow allowed that the Gompaay's Plates are rem! 1 la their brilliancy, end pare as few imperfections, compared with aa s "%wig.. Glom that ever MS imparted. IMPI:NETitAiII.P. CHEAP PAINTS. WADE WITH PREPARED FISH OIL MgSiRS. FO Ei and MITCHELL, Mary•le-hotw--tteet, Golden-squire, beg leave In inform the N at ficittry, and the Public in general, that in conse quence I T. Vanherulau having become. a Bankrupt, the Part nership is &wicked, as far as it regard. Vaolierattn, and the bu lgur/1 is now rattled oa by the remaining Partners, in all its branches. Their Paints, of a superior qu. lily and of various roloum her beautifying nd preserving all kinds of work exposed to the weather, aro from 4d. to 9d. per pound. N. B. Refined Lamp Oils and best Sallad Oils at very re duced pricer. THB SILVER. MEDAL. NEW INVENTED TRUSSES t TO GUARD AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPITRES. SanctiWietib;Well , clity for the Etecouragime-t of /kits, Ma aufactures, and Commerce of Emitted. WIII'ITORD, Surgeons' Instroment•maker, V • and Cutler to St. litrtholornew's 11.1-pitcl; Trust-maker to his Majesty's llonnurahle Commissioner, /4 the Transport Board; nod to the City of London Truss Society, for Relieving She Ruptured Poor, patronized by big Remit Highness the Puked! Cambridge, amuniores his NF. W-1 \VEy ER R- Pi firrOgh civil's') ELASTIC STIEHL Tit fIRPS k tsu.. which a Cure, In many Cases will be obtained; and lie ins gages to keep op the most difficult Rupture that ever existed, without iorouvessienee to die WrNItT. The Society of Arts, &e. having voted their Silver Medal for the above Improvement. the Inventor has had the honour of se. cities she some from the bands of his Grace the Duke of N. (folk, their President. The invent .r ism now the sati.roetion likewise to announce, that his Trusses haying gives the greatest satisrictios to the af (lived with Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons leave within these few years. felt the vied effects of them. these • having been made um Anatomical principles. which no ether Tress h ever bees. The Investor as the Allheied, tient ws it single trial they will he thoroughly corniced of their superiority over all Triages saw is use; and may be had at his • .r.uFartors, under the Centre Gateway of St. liartbuiamew's fflippionl, Writ Smithfield; and at No. ID, Lamehard-streset s Co wall. _ _ ..... N. B. Where oho may be boil, his sew sad complete Apra rat.ts, as a %White for Leeches ; sad the ♦MULET, for Sborpening Razors, without a Hose. Velvets!. Freehold Haase. Hertfordshire. Capital Reitknee. with Pireettce ('regards. Gleams Derberat nnallefegg Domestic and Agrirokond Offices, nod about Three Madrid Acres of Fine Land, is no excellent state of ado. v.aboa. _ By MURRELL and WILSON, At the Auction Kart, near the Bank of Eryilantl, on FRIDAY, July 3. at Twelve o'Cluck, in Lois, AVERY DESIRABLE and NOBLE FREE. HOLD RESIDENCY", called PRESTON CASTLE, situate about 33 miles from Lsindisii, at Preston two miles from !litchi:l, bill from Welwyn, and twelve froin Hatfield t s beautiful picturesque mind retired part of the county of Herta a fine sporting country; with several packs of hosed', hams lately in the neiehbourhood. "tad abounding with game. The house is commodious, and neatly fitted up, stands in the centre eh charming pleasure-grounds, wilderness, and gardens, well laid oat, and extremely productive. The domestic offices art well a and very conveMent, with 'capital stahlics ; th t eg buildi rn s in C d agricultured purposes are particularly well ;wooed and substantial' attached to the house, and immediately ter: rounding it, are about SixtY•five acres of very fine land, chiefly) meadow. This part of the Estate is mint admirably tollpted for the residence of a Nobleman nr Gentleman fund of fund !sports; Castleman are about Two Hundred nod Forty Acres of gas rich Loud, its the highest state of toltivation. chiefly arable, •ith a tine proportion of wood and pasture. Tarr st note E-tate Les within it ring femur. nods well supplied with water. Pus. shams is, he had at blichinlistas. and the Pon chavr will have the option of taking the growing er•ps in the usual way or not. Particulars may be had at the White Horse. Ealdock i SO 11. Machin; Saito, S'evenage; White Ifti•t, W.lwsit ; Salsbury Arms. Hatfield; Woolpack. St. Alba'''. Itull, tat the place of Sides atisl of :111arrell and Wilsiin, Skiaser•streel, Sonw-hill, Lannon. • To Drapers, Haberdashers, limiers, Slop-vellerv, 4ruun, aid Otetrr.. By Mr. BANKS. On lbc Premises, ea TUKSD A t , Jusw 4Y,nnd following Day.. l sutras pre, imody dhpiewil of b) Private Coo. v.:xi, of w hick due p•siiee will be given, Voidable LEASE et e HOUSE, No. 47, HelliN 4 e 4 e"ii; 4111emsture of- slowlihavlstswpMee, eight yeti's ildellpirrsi from Michaelmas of the very Inw mot of 211. per lInmall; also the volts:elle St roc K in TR A I) K of Mr. Williams, a ui g into isastker romprising Prien.drapery, h,h rdns:ier,, h hot- &e. winch will be al:oiled in small lot; for she COIIVCdirOCC o f trade, nod par. titularly roe privote f May be viewed as Alw.sli,v, and mornings of Sale, where I Catalogues may be hod on Ihr Prerni.esi of Joan Banks. Auctioneer awl Room Broker, 104 Wood—treet, BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DdY. Twn Volumes 12mo. price lts. beards. SELF-MDULGENCE ; a Tale of the Nineteenth Century. 0 Between qui ne livre son tante men des sentiments doss et Modern qui scait se sarantle des passions violentes." bladanse de Geniis. Prided for Longman, Runt, Ree•, Orme, sad Brown, Pa ternester•row ; rind at the British G dicey, bi, New-Bond street; and G. R. Clarke, Edinburgh. In 14 Volumes Bro. price clB la. boards. with two fine Por• traits, and a Fac Simile. ririlE WORKS of BEAUMONT a n d FLET AL CHER, illustrated with Critical and Explanatory Notes, and Bingraphical Notice,. and including an additional Play. *ever before publicised, and now firm printed front the Origiaal AIL lu the Pus-mina of the Publishers. Edited by HENit Y WEBER, E.Q. Printed for Langone. Hurst, Rees, Orme. awl Brown; F. C. and J. Rivingtoo; White._ Cochrane, and Co.; W. Miller; J. Murray'; R. H. Ream; R. &holey ; J. Massimo; and Gale Old Canso, London; J. Ballasii3ne and Co.; and Doig and Stir- Seg. Edinburgh. 111110 bgaatifolty prin te t d et. 'bY ow stripy Sint. lecke T L. A IV. o f f SW haltedis • R E ISLE of PAM • liagd 'Akar POEMS; many of which are descriptive of ilk Scenes Of 'the Eng lish Lakes. - 1 By JOHN WILSON. M.A. Atig. 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Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Litipae-1 11 11•; sod to be hsd of nil Booksellers, with a ',bend isthmuses to Masten, aid to Schools : _ _ _ Of whoa my he had. Jolt pliblisbed, BLAIR'S UNIVERSAL !NEL EPTOH, 4t. ed. His HOVELS otJUVICHILE LET rmts, se. 6d. AstOOLDIIIIITH'S BRITISH GEOGRAPHY .? 6.6 d. A SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the CS..• Nobility and Public its several, that a saving from 40 to 50 per cent. in the price of CLOTHES, by applytog at the TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 10, New !load were ; No. 8 ad 481, &rood. Roar Charles Crop'. Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Matey PRICER t Best Superfine Coat • AS 15 to id 4 4 0 Ditto Su_pertisse, or Soper Great Coal; 310 to 3 5 0 Lnities' Mishits . • 6 0 to 616 6 Teacart or Marseilles Waisicools • 016 to 018 0 Fine White Ditto. 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I thee was winked by Mr. George Lewes, of to try yoorpi zoo's Astiniiinas whet' , after lthilloor, box, I *mild myself better, mad by mit% .ban in three moods referred oohs he my duty. I as elm on my way no joie the Draims, at' Barhadoes. as Veil as I ever .as iii my life; and if tide ester atla sad M mate your meilicke more known, )44 opie saip rt• maw. CIiARL4O jEftlildll. Lieutenant of Ms majosty's Ship Dragon. To Mr. Dixon, Apothecary Sterrimppe, fens ex. Soil at Mr. Biiile• 'a, Cheopside, corner of Paterson. tovtaw. oat nest Medicine IN:Wm id Sous at*. 94. calk. • . 'S +r Oirto saf-11- 11_ ~ .. - ed 4-".0.:41 +.11••• . " .