The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-08 00:00:00

-.aria . e .. \ N b . . : . 4 1 .....‘:.nr:i),.l.,:v: lq; . , 1 , < 47.;: * Wliti f igit. I . , ,71 .'..-- •04. - i- , . . 1 0 . .7 . ' l 6 ./1 j.. : . i s i ; f`. t • , : 4 ' J it 3 .....:: b k , A . 4 \ ,* ),,.,0_,...., , •• . • • • • . 441 11j 1 ‘.l 44) ara l it ey It • • (, ih ; ) . i e AOA t c.L.,1451)in . n. . ,• .: . , LONDON, WEI 'ESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1811 i , P RIC'E C. . .. :' l Nn. IF3I SALES. Finsbury Repository, Fistbury-square. Bv TO-MORROW, Jrnt.9, at One ••Clnck. FOUR HORSES, the PROPERTY ef a GENTIAMIAN• Valentine, grey (biding. 011‘011, Cites 11l Ditto. Svpints, - Chesnut Ditto. Sir rub, B iv Dine. The sill.tre are void Hunters, and utav be viewed. _ To be Barrack-Masters to the Fortes in Great Britain. Dav id I mean. George 1.1%-in. Henry Hut on. The King's German Legion. 2d Battalion of Light Infantry, lieutenant George Wacker hagen to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Robertson, deceased. Ensign M. T. H. dobio to be Lientenant, vice Warkerhogen. 4th Battalion of the Lino, Fesign C. Licbtenb•rger to be Lie:r tenant, vice lleimlieg, who resigns. Cadet Serjrant llehry de Witte, to be Ensign. vice U Ineaberger. bIEMORANOU3I. The Exchange between Lieutenant Trevi•on, am half-pav of the Royal It anent of Malta. and Lieutenant Nialavyili, ' of De Watteville's Rerimeot, 36 gated in the Gazette of Ole ad October last, has not taken place. Lientenot William Jones, of the 7th Foot, is sitper.rdcd. ERRATA in the Gazettes of loth February and sth November lasi. 73d Foot. • For James Gregeirson, Gent. to be Ensign, sdbetfibspbel., pro moted, • itondlentiggNitees rregorsoo, f. am tAkltatillat • Ea -404, vies Campbell, polrrpoied: - • to.lse Foot." , For Robert Morilt, G en t. to be Entign,.fier Hodge, tekose poinitmeer has owl 'skit place, Read Robert Marsh, Gant. to be Ensign, without purcbase, vice Fraser, promoted. Fro► the LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 7. :111 . A fit ti 14.0YA1., triVENT-HAIILIKS. rriii!; PRESENT EVENING, Jas. B, will ...1. will be PerfPrared. • . . Tli it COMEDY OF ERRORS. After tibial *dl be pea forstpd. fur tile Leib lire. a /kw Par oadaime. t ed iIARLEQUIN AND PADMANARA ; OR, Tilli 1101.1)EN trill. With entire new MUM", M.tehin.q v, FleellPS. Deemed. & T e The w id ir pa • pear Harlequin awl ptlfbilltlllatlit f id', Tb 6 . f ,i,t ri , n o n, ruminant:tube received with Ow highest *pewee, • , 4 tbr reiwated every everilsie Oil birth..? notice. Tandiarras. Cattt-eon Friday. 1 . .. e Firth -It Fleet—On Sa veiny, lull be revived. The Fnunduing li t the pnredt. A be% armed °petiole I)eama Ms Wog been in preparation, in e sill he immerlintelirrtratieetl. TM Fair Penitent re be revived inmeaediateiy, lit whirls bliss fow l mill perform CI UM. :Pr.loware'dTi.erdy 4 Juihrt Cedar id iu preparation, an 4 will be reiived mama as Nimble. War-Ojfice, .►an. 6. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to approve of the 94 Battalion of the 11th i ßegtment of Foot being permitted to inscribe on I their colours and appointments the word " Corunna," in consequence of the distinguished conduct of the battalion in the action of the 16th Jan. 1809, near that town in Spain. His Royal Highness has been also pleased to ap prove of the Greek. Light Infantry Corps being styled " The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry RelOment." i . ~ ~..,, 4.,1 , , '.. , . ~ -1 ill .... it , I i • 11 ~. w EIS PATENT. Bit IT lift Mt: it I .4..• cwt... imp vorraftirefoft err its AZ:r.-4r j the estitrfer Welty nr tills fabtici readers It the onto 'drat r„,,,foristde. and er nettlivical deteription Sll 1 K TING ever vrt m iiittirsittervit It vea -lies bens. w *bummed fise deratiility avast tu the bvid hint; Warn, wad Wpm( half Meprier. 5..11 hirlhe Pivte.,nllM, Cheapside, nrar St, ?wen; Heading. and Co. $9. Pall-Nall; mad woollier Haute l,nn4m• v v . t n .; three am,' Sate %Dv ennfinned the greßt utility ref tha ntnlonfacillre. and the ristratre pi•liges himself th t it mill he foetid to potato every advantage fur which it in rcento witted. Office of Ordnance, Doc 27. IBM OS Majesty's Ileaorable Roard d Osdaaace were this day =:1) at attPaiat GeIsDIAMIt 4.:aatranz. Maas noa's teat Om 9 ) , ay. is tae klassoraaW galas% late E. COOL, WILANT.IIIIIKI iiot attta. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • TO fl I% SOLD BY PR E, IV AT CON rim ONE Thousand Two Hundred aid lrorty-five OAK TR RES, of different dins quilts's., standing in Kings. hill Wood. Parish of Plum-tend, Kent; also 45 Elan, tI2 Ash, W Ilve Wailllit Trees. of very large dimensions, at East Wickhiun. A considerable quantity of Underwood in Klngshill Wood. . William Davidson, at the Guy Earl of Warwick Inn, ling. will show the Timber anal Uoderwood ; and Particulars may he known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent. 5. iPicites-screen, Temple -bar. War-Office, Jan. 7. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Thomas Clubley to be Lientemat by purchase, vice Maunsell, promoted. sth Ditto t C ornet Joseph Pattison to be Lumtenant, without purchase. 7th Diuo, Lieutenant David ltobb, from the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice tiem, who exchanges. 4th Regiment sof Dragoons Lieutenant Thomas Charlet Fen ton to be Captain of a Troop; by purchase, vice liugonin, promoted. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet George Phillips to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Macrae, who retires. 16th Ditto Captain dames H Major, ay to be without purchase, vice Stanhope, promoted in the 17th Light Dragoons. D I 7th lEtto, Major the Honourable Lincoln Stanhope, from the Light Dragoons , to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur chase. 18th Ditto, Major the Honourable Henry Murray to be Lieute nant-Culooel, without purchase. Brevet Major Philip Hay t 3 he tlajor, vice Murray. Lieutenant Edward Burke to be Captain of a Trou,,, vice Hay. 22d Ditto. Col •nel Thomas G. Mastresor to be Lieutenant-Co lona, without purchase. Captain Thomas H. Dawes to be Major, vice Montresor. Lieutenant William Wood to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dawes. Cornet A. Moorhead to be Lieutenant, vice Wood. Cornet C. G. • Urquhart, from the 9.41 Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Moorhead. 28th Ditto, Colone l James Moure, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Ist Regiment of Foot, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Muller ,o be Lieutenant-Colonel, without parchase. Cap tain Peter Fraser to be Nlajor, vice Muller. 7th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. tH. Nooth to be lieute nant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain John Wm. Beatty, to he qajor, vice youth. Iclth Ditto, Major William Henry Forssteen, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Major, with Out purchase. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase. I.ientenant Charles Crawford, vice Ashton, promoted. Lieutenant l;eorge Llewellyn. Captain John Campbell, from the Royal York Rangers. Captain Richard En'laaJ, from the 66th Foot. Lteatenant Ronald Macdonald, from the 17th Foot. To be Lieutenant. Adastsiat Wei* tree the 6th West BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, John 'Henry W ilkinson, Lotw.ard-street, factor . , from Jan. 7 to Feb. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Smith, Charlotte-street, :i...tabone•pl.tee, upholsterer, to surrender Jan. 11, 21, Feb. 18, at Thomas Ashfield, Shadwell, money-scrivener, Jan. 11, 25, Feb. 18, at Guildhall. Henry Haut, Worcester. skinner, Jan. '27, 28, Feb. 18, at thi Guildhall Cofee-honse, Worcester. Daniel Kiddiford, Basingball-street, warehotneman, Jan. 18, 22, Feb. 18, at Guildkill. Holrovd, Holland-street, Blackfritus'-road, victual ler, Jan. 11,21, Fab. 18, at 6 iftlhnll. •• Henry Hughes, Basinghall-street, cloth-factor, Jan. 11, 21, Feb. 18, at Guildhall. Edward M'Swinev, Westtnoriand-place, City-road, mer cheat, Jan. 11, 31, Ceb. 18. at thtildkall. Benjamin Wilson, Leeds, ' orkshire, tLx-spinner, Feb. 3,5, 18, at the White Horse Inn nd Tavern, Leeds. Nathan Samuel, Liverpool, sil;ersmith and draper, Jan. 17, 18, Feb. Ift, atthe (anise 'Liven, Liverpool. Thomas Dedrick Woolbeti, Charing-cross, hatter, Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 18, at Guildhall. William Hamer, Pemberton. Lancashire, mutter, Jan. 30, 31, Feb. 18 at the Stith, Bolton, Lancashire. John Watley, jan. Meriden, Warwickshire, raaltster, Jan. 10, 13, Feb. 18, at the George Inn, Coventry. Thomas Stubs, Liverpoolonerchant, Jan. 29, 30, Feb. 18, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. George Molecroft and Samuel Bates, Birmingham, corn-deal ers, Jan. 15, 16, al the Talbot Inn. RoO , rtev, St..tlimbhite, Feb. 18, at the Flitch of Bacon Ina, Wichaor, SiatTordsbire. [Dividends, Scc. 21- naivete.] BY his Bova' bliebars the Prince Repreri'v Parrot. SARCOTIC WA KM and COLD BATH% 11 rateelefed muse recommemied for tire trya of btopitals„ psh hr i l pai.,otom, hotels. and private families : may he made in too pruposed sign Or dilfirltiiNis, and heated a hen required in n yer , shot time. Titer +n4' aim made portable for the repose inertly uppliration in i•rigcnt ent", under the direction af Me dint' Gentlemen, in the iontnediat apartments of their particular rite -Ms. These Baths are rannufartur;d only at the Patentees, Ane w mig a nd rAkard, 76, Meat Qu -en-street. Laue.4s's twat door to ;Nicwcastie-house (Manufactory opposite). where tot., and ialrnYrd Va pant wad Shower Bulbs, may be seen ii voirty and ready for got. TO WE SO. I) KY PRIVATE CONTRArT. A LEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent 1111W0f Farm, called NAPSBUItY, near St. Alb:ms, Mertst comprising a goad dwelling b use, office', garden, and 408 acres of meadow, litigate, and strahle ink very mach adapted to the turnip husbandry. Immediate p.. mottos ma% he had. F..r further Particulars apply (if by letter, prig paid) In Adam Murray, Survertr and Land Agent, 3. Picket.. .re. t, fe 11 ple.ba r. 1 I 1 ; This Day a .11pulaish..1, lis 410, prtte 4s. TRANSACTIONS of toe ROYAL IRISH ACADbM Y, Vol. Xl. Primed for John Marra. Sg, Fleet. street, London. Of whore may he liktoi. A few remaining Copies at Vol. 1 to X r ri PLATE GLASS COMPANY. TILE Public are informed, that a large Ascort unroi if PLATE GLASS is now on SALE. at tised Piires, h. Mr. ALEXANDER 'MACK. at the Comp tay's IVatsettoote. ALMON Pi %C. li,lll, ACK FR I A RS• BR I 11)(i E t of a hue coheir. superior hrilliviry, and of ration- dimensions, trine It imites to 141 inches in length, and from It) to 72 inches in breadth; also Convex and Concave Mirrors, front 12 10 36 io diameter. And the sane assortment may tor had for Country Orders. by addressing Letters to Mr. William Foster, at me Manufactory, Ravvnltestil. near Present, Lanca.hire. From the great improvement made of late years in this Mateo homey, h Isom allowed that the Cumpauy'v Piaton are equal vi their brilliancy, stud have as few imperfections. compared with any Farrign Glass that ever was imported. i I) Eviitlt 1t , sce. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. surgeons, late in bls moats seraice.'coia inue to direr, I •,•-ir males •tal practice exclusively to the treatment and co. e of V tvN BRE Al. COM PI.A INTS, and t every Cl IA •.f Detolity. whether, arising from irregularities in living, a Wag residence in hot cli uites, or the destructive habit of incousidernie yi s adis ' w bleb entail:, by anticipation. on its unhappy victiim. all the iofirmis ties of old age. In slig.a cases of se .meal infection a perfect care is completed is the soon per: ,d of tan days. The) may he eonsulteil patienit If either sea, with the greate:t seam and tutu t ier, at their house, Nn. 107, liattoo garden. Letters, post-pakt, enclosing a bank note, will be duly answer. ed.—No. 107, Hatton -garden. ~~' 11 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1 2. COR N 1111.1., and 18, COP ENTIL V - STRIA :T. ear's recommends his Friends and the Public grn. rally, to notice the favourite %cheese of the N ew ear'. Lottery. With only 12,000 Tickett, sliver lare_Tww; Primer of 'x.06,11. 1* tvo ort,ontn. Tw• .444001. Sts of 7,1 ' Av. &e. AP. No Prize lees than S'ol. And the whole to be Drawl. 21,1 of January. Tither: . and Sluirrs um selling by rains, as above. who hod the plestretre of slistrihut mg to his Friends in the Lottetier Oran 0 1.1 October anti November tart, the following CAPITAL PAl'lLti, in Fiftpitine Shares, Se. 1343, else A. a Pipe of X 15,000 3,343, Class 11, 16 Prize of lii.ooo 71, Clan 11, a Prize of 3,00 4,023, Oa A, a Prise of 1,000 225, Class C, a Prise of st/0 At. Sic. SOUSE OF LORDS. • - goer throeolio& thirday, thiAderaids heir Or in c use- number of Peers attended in their places, _ queuee of his Royal Ilighnescr the Prince Regeitt's Proclamation for the assembling of l'irliam.nt for the dispatch of business. -The Lord Chancello-. his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis Wellesley, the Earls of Westmorland tutd Camden, being attired in their robes of state, took their s: i on the Bench, in front of the Throne, as his Royal Highness's Commissioners. Mr. Qdarme, Acing Usher of the Black Rod, was then diapatcherl to or der the -attendanc , -4 the Cotimots.' Who forthwith appeared at the bar, to a considerable-tumber, with the Speaker at their head. The LORD CHANCELLOR then. as organ of the Commissioners, &livered the following Speech on the part of his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent : " My Lords, and Genttentrn. " We are commanded by his Royal Highness the Prince Re geut, to express to you tbe deep sorrow which feels in an nouncing to you the cootinuancc of his MeLjesty's lamented in disposition, and the unhappy disap,•ointment of those hopes of his Majesty's early recovery, which had been cheri'hed by the dutiful afection of his Family and the loyal attachment of his People. " The Prince Regent has directed copies of the list "eports of her Majesty the Queen's Council to be laid before you, and. he is satisfied that you will adopt such ineastires as the present melancholy exigency may appear to res,u ire. . " In securing a suitable and ample prnvisicoi for the an.-port _. ._ .._ r 0 stJ (Hi 46 4 ‘PP401404114 stand _ _ Wn EN conscious ineligibility it the secret but I - i Liebteaa ..ai it Omni. 1---a To be Ensigns, without purchase. in s urmountable war to W L I)LOC is, .bean mppy sof fever pines in silence, and, desealring of rAief. biotas into de-i George Money, Gent. . John Montan, Gent. spondency. To :Shave th.. 14, !i,, l an cioly 44 ,fi rmi tj es which oc- ? rah Ditto, Ensign H. W. Walbridge to be Lieutenant, without c.. I. "rtelICV in into, and Barrenness in women, for I pnreltase, vice NP Donald, promoted in the 12th Foot. Geo. Nervous t. ..... plaints, Diseases peculiar to Females. and nll i Elarta Robinson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Walbridge. ni,,, m ders occasnitied by de!ii;ily or relaxation, Dr. SEN A I L'S 2.siti Ditto, James M. Noble, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, BALM of M ECCA is proved by experieuce in be the mast ' v i ce c omron , promo t e d. ern ,iii, Safe, tuna permanent remedy ever di-covered. To , 26 t h Di tto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Fountain Hogg to be you th, whom WV rePtion, excess, aim unpropitious eli n Ors or; cienmenant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain James Co the a dministration of tnercurial poisinn, have precipitsied in.' wily to be Major, vice Hogg. Lieutenant James Nash to be premainre old age— to the agrd. in w horn the fa.cti ns of me : C apta i n o f a Company, vice Cottony. James Mahon, Gent. are sumiendrd, though not r %I'm% this medicine is ciiitscieminss- I to be Entizit, without purchase. ly and confideutls rmo onumaided. Time debilitated, the languid, 86th Ditt o , g revet Lieutenant-ColonelLeicis Davies to be Lieu the Rl:vied of either ses, toe deluded ',libels to of seerct .'u- tenant-Colonel, without purchase. (ap)ain :11olsneux Smith suably. the childless couple, will here 111113'. assuredly find re- 1 1 to tie Major, vice Davies. Lieutenant Richard Gilbert to he lief, with that secrecy whirls is essential to unsullied reputati au Captain of a Company, vice Smith. Ensign George Cairns 'Tis not by a teinpitrars stimulus. or Who , ion, that this timed,. ' to he Lieutenant, vice Gilbert. Csentleman Cadet Henry clot produces tunic ti.lutlify erects N MC:I It •ve excited the Ormsby, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice sot •hutent of many medical m a en, but bs c ostug a genial Cairns. Thomas S. Breacon, Gent. to b ei Ensign, without warmth, exhilarating the animal spirits, invigorating the nil .le p urchase. frame, and renovating the cointitutiosi in such mummer that it 46 t h Ditto, Ensign William Hickey, from the 4th West India may be fairly said to rc -animate nature. Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Miller, who exchanges. The genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Dr %mate 5641; Di t t o , Bre v et Calondß. Travers to be Lientenant-Colonel, and sold, wholesale and retail, by his win, Air. Richards. without purchase. Captain Joseph lianas to be Major, vice Druggist, 1193. Strand, near St. Clentetit's Church; also retail 1 Travers. Lieutenant J. R. Barry to be Captain of a Com by Warml, ti'2l, Holborn: Pirsons, lbd. Fleet-street ; Hilf , .ll, pang , vice Hanna. Ensign John Archbold. be lieu tenant, tenant, las), Oxford-street, opposite Bond street ; Allen, 76, Oxfords vice Barry. William Lynch, e Ensign, withou street, opoisite the Pantheon; Benue, from el me Itelet Es- purchase, vice Williams, whose appointment has nut takeu change; Golding, 42, Coruhitl ; and Christi, Cockspur-street, a b lace. collier of Spring-goldeas. Price 'is. per box, ditty inclu,te.l. Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Scott, from the South Cork Observe, that-there is au engraved Portrait of il).. berate is Militia, to be Ensign. the bttiel on the outside of each hog. which is sigiwil by the t 64th Ditto, Ensign John Leiharn to be Lieutenant. without pur- Proprietor, E. Senate, in Ms hand-wilting. All saber are Aim', vice Harrison. who resigns. Tho.nas Allen Lascelles, coonterfeits. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Letham, Lieutenant Edward Wind sor to be Adjutant, vice Harrison, who resigns, 65th Ditto, MAjor Colin James Miloes to be Lieutenant-Colo nel. without purchase. Brevet Lieutenatit-Colonel T. Henry . ..... _. ~. _ _ . __ . - It Thomas FACTS UNDENIABLE. 'l2l 5 0 Will gain dl.O 000 10 16 0 Will Gain 10001 5. 10 0 Will Gain 5,003 I IA 6 Will Gain t. 500 1 6 Will nilin 14.50 ALL IN ONE I/AY. ABCERVE, the STATE TOTTERY, of only IV,OOO TICKETS, brains Drawing at Nine o'Clock in the Mornin4 or the 21st of THIS MONTH, and tinivhes on that th:it ibme rwine who mean to pen-hue mast buy nu or hr....re MONDAY, the 20H1 of THIS MON TH. Pr -; I -4 A CIIII..BLA INS are prevented from breaking, and their totmenting Itching in4antly removed by MI HIT E HEAD'S ESSENCE OF musTARD. universslly esteemed r ns r %unordinary Efllcney in Rheumatism., Palsies, 6.1111, ' Aticetums nad Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this ee rani fern has been uniAitivi n. or neglected. and the Chil b;.mb hai r :tonally Amite. WHIT EH EA D'S FAMILY CE-' RATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15, Greek-greet, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 4 9d. each—the Cerate nt Is. lid. and at. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ••• The Genuine, has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnston, inserted on it. 3a he ei- Lc - ; :he IT is worthy observation the numerous cases that hate saceeeoed b the use of SP' LS 11 IJ KY 's PATENT A VIISCOILBUTIC DROPS; and the following remarkable Lt`t.i.tee occurred in a middle-ated woman, who applied for ilwir ua at the Oispeamry, 15. Sitholgartre. itebdotl• Sise complained of great debility and nervous irritatisio. appetite bad. with a general depreasua of breathing, her rate not beide understood. .he had tried palliatives without any success. 'hr tm.IL the Medicine, though the Proprietorstated the intpro baltility of its heineof erase; in a month she • walked from Lanowth. having recovered ner streligth and appetite, and to ile timid her puke tram the depretwed mate it had been so. ?lout Vii..lfret eau only lie accounted fur by the enedietbe argonaut tie !•101 , r.ii h and digesti.m, and exerting the powers of the habit. Li deep-seated Abaco-soma the joints, the change it produce- in tae general health,e scites the heal hopes in those most distressing In linoptiom. Scrofulas. Scurvy, Rheumatism, dte. its etlectkure generally ackwowledged. As tbere are Illift4Tll{l4 counterfeits. please to ask for Spins. burg's Patent Aatimarhutie Drops with the King's duty printed in black in k, i n Rattles of sa. tid. double Bunks 10s. and larger '4. duty included. Compound Embracer Si. f t 4 ire Ing a f f . i.e ,nd Y. rB. 1•V) .••••••11 4ivii natio Ightrt ;soft• _ TO THE PUBLIC. A VALUABLE MEDICINE, successfully used •zji. for ;LAI years in the private practice of the late Mr. hemp. &neon, of Alton, its Hampshire, if DOW at the desire of a numerous set of people, who have experleaCed its virtue, wade public hs his 'laughter. M. A. Willis. of the same town, by whom it is prepared according to her Father's Recipe, wider the name of K OINGft ENE OINTMP:NT. This Medicine has been wonderfully ethcarinus la removing the most alarming sy.nptions of mortification, whether induced by the tameritt, of old corrupt ulcers. or the martiferous nature of t , crat wowed'. It is nit excellent remedy for chilblains, bares, scalds, boils, and alf.iitlier morbid tumours; likewise far the bite, Of sting of pniointrus reptiles, &c. and for every kind of esb rind inflammation. 11114 Medicine oecemary to he kept in all families. Is order that it may be immediately applied to for the above complaints. This M•sili. toe is 41100 prepared in a proper miumer for the Ire 1144 esternol wound* iis all sorb of cattle, even when ion pa wl stale. bald w holevale and retail in pots at 4s. dd. 4s. 9il. and Is. I ed. tUt Ihe Proprsetnes in Alton aforesaid ; and at "s* Dicey 004.C0.'5, Bow Ckurils—yard, Loonslue; where all `co . b•is may be supplied apes liberal terms. SeMat Sam arid ' • a•• 3, 0 sfordsstreet. GENUINE AND A PPROV..I) Mv.I)ICIN ES, Prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. D. (.head Howie, 'mar Liverpool. TIT E Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GIL EAD, far Deliiline., Nervous Disorder,. and Weiik,wsves pe• oilier to the Female Sex, Loss of Appetite, Hysterical and Hy pochoodriacal Affections, LIVADC&S of Spirits, sod ail Nervous Diserderi. Dr. Solosooris Cordial Bairn of Gilead is happily calculated for the Weak, the Sickly. and Infirm. ia:tdi lawiard Welty*, Debility, Lntcne-s of Spirits, Weakness is either Sex whether he r editary, umpired, owls's Yoathrol Lopstitionre, this Medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. AN'il•l SIPE-SLOE:NES; or, Solomuo's Drier. is a Medi cine superior to every other Remedy yet discovered in this or any other tote, for the speedy removal and radical cure of the Scury v. Leprii-y, Rheumatic or Gouty Pains, Scrofula or King's Evil, Ulcers of every Description. Swelled or inflated Legs, Ac In Disorders where S.ilivation has repeatedly failed, When ton other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that health he unfortuantely lust, the Anti-Impmigeoes have been found the great and only restorer of Health and Yignur. These Drops purify the Blond, and restore the Symms when impaired by the imprudent five of Mercury. The above Medicines are inclosed in plain direciiono, with . sprising Cures, authenticated by Persons of Res p ectability. and are made up in Bottles, price Half-a-Gaines each. Twee arelho Family Bottles. at 935. containing Four of the smaller onev, wherein 9.. are saved. TheA BST ERGEN T LOTION clears and beautifies the Skin; removesspeedily, without pain or trouble, all kis& of Pimples, Tetters, Riag-worius, Spots, Redness, Swellings. or' Carbuncles of the Nove,Elotchev and every Species of Cutaneous Erup tion on the Sorface,d the Haman Body. It is peculiarly plea stint in its operation; an agreeable softness to the Stitt mow diately succeeds its ave. It sweetens an I refreshes the wheal Complexion, which resumes, at one sod t he same tiassol au enlivened ' appcirance. The Public have been long es* Md of the certainty iaf its success as a safe aod cerain ' medy for Herpetic Complatuts in general. Pints 4s. 64 . Maas pints 2s. 9d. Observe the words "Semi. Soinmon, Liverpool," (*graves °a the Stamp; all others are counterfeits. Sold by all Feeder; of Genuine • teledtcloes in the United Kingpin. Of whom may also be had, Dr. SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advite taboth Seen, price Ss. 83' Dr. SOLOMON ezpects when wad consplintest of a One Pound Note; but all written Cases sir Letter* of Advice,, if answered at his leisure • are gesso-Red to Inclose only flair-a-Guinea. Such kite's leisure, ' fivesatety, he , thus directed:—" Money letter. Dr. Solumos, Gilei4thouse. war Liverpool. Paid &intake Peerage." Letters or dered to be addressed w Sr A. B. at tile riatllla till called tor. 1 ~ - ,• ; -rdr. f ~. FiPzSimon to be major, vice Milne,. Lieuteuain _ I _ _ Strangeways to he Captain of a Comp an y , vice Fitz Simon of his Ma Royal I).gnity, and for the attendance upon his 67th Dato, Lieutenant Robert Davits, front the Antrim Militia, I Majesty's sacred Person, during his illness. the Prince Rernt to be Ensign, 71st Ditto Lientenast Richard Gem, from the 7th Dragoon rests assured, that you is ill also baar in mind the indis_ aensi tie Guaris,lo be Lieutenant, vice Rohl) who exchanges. , duty of continuing to preserve for his Majesty the facility of re 75th Ditto, Lieutenant J. Craig Hama; to be Captain of a Corr sinning the perainal exercise of his Royal Authority, in the ray, without purchase . Ensign Archibald Fraser to be hippy event of his recovery, so . earnestly desired by thew haws Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Duncan Macpherson to be ditto, lee Dumas. and the prayers of his family and his stibiects. " Tice Prince Regent directs us to signify to you, the satis(ac 91st Ditto : Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel li. W. Gales , to be lieu- ! tenant-Colonel, without purchase. Brea et Lieutenant-Colo- lion with a bleb his Royal Highness has observed, that the maen ad Hobert al•Nab to be Major, vice Daley. Lietttenant sores which lave been pursued for the defence and security of Robert al•Donald to be Captain of a Company, vice IPhab. the K ingdom of Portugal, have proved completely effectual ; Ensign R. S. Knot to be Lieutenant, vire ISI•lionald. Royal Staff Corps, Gentleman-Cadet Charles Scott, from the ' and that on the several occasions iu which the British or Porto- Royal Military College, to be Eftign, without purchase, gnese troo • ps had been engaged Is i h the enemy tle reputation vice Creed, promoted in the 101 th Foot. already acquired by them has been fully maintained. • 4th West India Regiment, Captain Mathew Read to be Major, " The succesful and brilliant enterprise iv hica terminated in without parehase, vice Fotssteen, appointed to the Itth boot. Ensign Charles Mier, from the 46th Foot, to be Ensign, vice the surprise, hi Spanish Earemadura, of a French corps by a Hickey, who exchanges. dctaalunent of the Allied Army, tinder Lieutenant-reneral 6th West India Regiment, John Penniger, Gent. to he Ensign, 'Hill, is highly creditable to that dts‘ingeished Officer, and to without purchase, vice NP Donald, who resigns. the troops tinier his command, and has cootritraed in Aerially to Bth Ditto, Yates, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Anderson, promoted. olalrtict the designs of the enemy in that part of the Pecinsala. Royal York Rangen. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Mathew Ma- " " The Prince Regent is assured, that while you reflect with boa to be Lieutenant-Coloael, without purchase. Captain pride and satisfaction on the conduct of his Majesty's troops, Godfrey Stark to be Major, vice Mahon. Lieutenant 'Tho mas White to be Captain of a Company, vice Stark. and of the Allies, in these various and important services, you Royal West India Rangers, Ensign William Long, from th e In. will render justice to the coosimanatejudgment and Ali &s -trata Company in the West l o aies, to be Ensign, vice area- played by General Lord V inceut Wellington, in the direction dergast, promoted. of the crlipaign. In Spain the spirit of the people remains yd Garnson Battalion, Captain Charles Bayly, from the 63d unsuhdned t and the system of warfare IV peculiaily aulartal to Foot, to be hlajor. the actual cowl:ides of the Spanish nation, has rec ently been ex 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjesat-Major William 5P Cance to be Faisign. tended and imifrOved, under the advantages which noel: .1. ms BREVET. the operations of the Allied Armies on the Frontier, and from Major Xavier de Sade , of the 97th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Co- th e countenance and assistance o f his vaiesty , s Navy on loner in the Army, STAFF. the coast. Although the great exertions of the enemy have in Lieutenant -Colonel Jasper Nicoll', of the lath Foot, to be De- some quarters been attended with seems, his Royal ilittbeeh is puty Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice persuaded, that you will admire the pers.-vet:once and palms- Major-ti , ral Ravmood, try manifested by the Spanish Armies. Lven IS those provinces Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Brown, of the York Light Infttntry ~....., ,_„ ____.. . Volunteers, to he Deputy Qttartes-Master-General to the rind ;all y "c" l e d b y t he Feeneh three's hew eh"S'Y hit gorses in Ireland, vice Major-General Murray. arisen among the people; and the Increase of dithcolty and Captain Finn Addison, of ale 94th Foot, to be Score- danger has produced more connected- eflorts of general resist ti to the Governor of Annapolis Royal. Assistant Commissary-General Thomas Diuriareeq to be a De- " The Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Na- , rdy Comtabour-General to the Forces. Id Asitstast tainudssvvv_"eneeat Charles De Deli to bean jesty, command. as to eapress hi- , resident hope that you • -Commisury-Ucairal to the Forces, I will enable hiss to coatlaoe to aixtl do most effectual aid and . . t _. _ • r ' • •;.. t I. i f , ' liushury Repository, Finsbury-squote. Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, January 9, SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, mas ten of high weight• s also some strong Haekuer, in good cordiki.to, anti fast trotterc t several pairs of Coeds, Barouche, Chariots and Ctirrielefleltlings, of different colours; stone vin sir ditto; several good" Hones, perfectly quiet in harness ostd lasi trotters; some very cleser 4.llrses,, whit's have beeti , stole grist. troops; and H •rses ;:I VII usgoste og Gt"...assgsfs....st ittores;,llll Roc moetnto:-ts .o.ofr.ctAstikei., p q me.elb r e s ts . ; &c also sevens' han,fitomet;alloways, rewire. ac. lit tile