The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-19 00:00:00

Pr - ) ~i t (Sigteet) 1)• , . ~,.,,, • Ka dad?. and expectation, Mitt sue% a viaduct May in Mute besiblerved by me, as 'any folly jawier si thnie siarkot tepid nail affect' .a, which your Mal y wishes tiishilw (n ell • Year Re.y:ol Family. Aid here. Are. your najesty will graciously peewit toe to lindee the hardship of she advice, which has suggested to year /Majesty, to coovry 1.• me this *proof. I courphulo not se much 'the what it doe:. as for what it does not contains I Mean the e of all particelor titration of what it is that is the ob ject of their plant*. The ciecamstances of contact which ap pent lathe , * evienimotioiss, mid in my answer to which they *Node is shoe which may be supposed to justify the advice utile`s . tdis led in this reproof, since your Majesty's Servants have not par•ieolunly 'Herniated them, I isessoot be certain that I knee.. not I wolf venture confidently to repeat the assertion, which 1 have already made, ilia, there are DO clrestesstalices so: viaduct spoken to by soy witness (*loge infamy mid discredit are sot semiescreabty exposed, and established), nor any *Cher. apparent IY my answer obi& have the talotest ape preach, either to crime or to indelicacy. For mi - finite matfett, Sire, impressed with every same of gratitude for all former klatiliess, I shall be bound inques tiostestify. by srmlatent as Veil to duty, to study your Majesty's 'tome". Anv nditce vihiels'yoar Majesty may wish to give in respekit of any particulars in mg conduct, 1 shall be boileidlitibd he noxious to *bey as ray law. But I Mat Met pan rile Majesty sill pilaf Mit to me 'else particulars which may happen to displease you, and wine% you may wish to have sito rel. I shall be as haipy. is Mitts feeling myself safe tram blame voter the benefit of your Majesty's advice, as I am new In Whig myself scented fheislinsger, ender the protection of Your 11l ajerty will permit me to add one word more. ' Your Nlateav has seen what detriment my chunkier has, for a time sustained, by the rare and malicious statement df toady Doccina. and by the deptistiions of the witnesses who were exanined in sewn* of her sintentent. Your Majesty btu sees Many enernies•thate. ead'how littletheir wefice bas beta ffagiaineteby . sue .regird twirl& la' the - pursuit Of my rein.— Few, as it iwity'be isoped, - Isey be the instaares of loch deter aired aid map nitrated usid.gaity : yet, I cannon letter myself, that oh.. world dues sat produce other persoss, 'who may be swayed be similar wintiveslo slender 'wickeder's. Whether tit , . Ornament to be prepared by the Prince of Wales, 1 , . be &Mined lc the. .41 ebargis, era intreided ta "being forward new circiostances. I cannot tell; but if any fresh attempts of the .asse statute evil be Wade by ay accusers. instructed as they ill bare been, by their *Marriage In this iflittLOCe, -1 cite hArdly hope that they 'will nal retie, their charge, with nn itu»roved nitlSee, inotbe skeiftilty directed, and with a malice 'Aimed r.ttner than abated, by thet_elirdeirsois disappointenent; illeterolt• can holy *Kcal tit y'otir Maje st y's *lke, in which enafidenth trust, that whetkr theft - tilialgesere 'to he 'v iewed *gale/ one, either at the. Sid' sir no fresh ievidepre ; or whOilier sew accusations, as welt* as its whoesses, are tote beriaght forward, *our Majesty, /lifter Bieevprejenee of these btrue -. tine, will out sti f fer' year Iteydd mind to be prejudiced • sectet exasalnaticei. Iliw nor character to be whis per d easy by imiikettooi3Or seggektiesivehieb t have no opper fim av .of eborge;ibiels' She law well reception s . moil! 'wisecrack *gala-late In MS "Nine legal Ilta OWN I should Dave no .-.ght to 'carriplaisi. ant luty afprehension Its Meet it. bit rill I may Axle a roll opt f a y of so meeting it. I trim your Majesty will not tiVeielte - eget' a suspicion to my prejudice. taunt Claim tie beatilitrif the presumption of inalicence, Wiliam proved to be gelliy i • for, without that pre. gumption, againsitbe erects 'of *eta bilinuation. and ex-ports examinants:H. the palest Issooecicaeas make BO ( Welke , and eon him.pa severity. £1 .urmari&d. as it lesowtairetthai't %he been, for years by d erne tie spies, year esty Out, I trust, feel convinced, that if Il i iad' bees guilty, re sould nor have been wanting evidence to have proved Ey guilt ; and 'that these spies have been obliged to have resort to their owe invention, for the sap- ; port of the charge, is the strongest desamistration, that the truth. undisguised. and correctly repieseated. could furnish them with sus handle against me. And When I cavalier the pas tore and moitgaity of that 'conspiracy,' Which, I feel confident, have conipleteli detected and exposed, I cannot bet think of thaldeterion with the litellest gratilide, as the special bless-' ilig of Provideuce, who, by confotinding the machinations of eme•••les, bus enabled me to dual, in the very excess and ex- • travagnace of their malice, in the very weapons which they fa- brieeied and sharpened for my destruction, the sufficient guard • to Pt. Move. ewe, ;lad the effectual weepier toy jestificatiuo and defustee. .1 trot, therefore, Sire, that i nmi maw close this long Settees in tebfidmire that n any days a ill not elapse before I shall re ceive from tsar Majesty, (hat a-airittlee that my jest requests may be too completely granted, as way render if poisible for me . (which sofbine els. eon) to avoid the painful diwiMere to the world of all cisciensilinces of float insastice. and bf thous uniaerised satferiags which these proceedings. in the mouser is Which they ti-ve bees conducted, hat* brosegtn - eve me. I remain, Sire, With every bailment Of tea Tow- relnjea's must inlaid, most sabinisive Daughter-in-law, Subject, and Servant. (S rued) C. P. Arstague-Moose, Feb.l6, lig. As lore .•b--reatinta apply not only to the Akin' essmeid en: eth, Inrno4h tire Lord Clctrirellor of the 48 • ult. but also.ln the private ietirr of your Odeicoty. • f the Nth instant. 1 boVe thoorht it in to year Majesty. mod your blajostypi Servant.. to send soh Inter.in duplicate. one port tareagb Cn . Taylor, mod the other through the Lord Chmacellur, to your To the Kin. C. P. FARTHER DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO THE INVES TIGATION OF 1506. • 'MT* LORD,—In conselptewce of tennis imptiriss directed by his tit.ijesty, Lady Megan.; wife otBir John Doggies, of the Marisa., bs deposed spoil ontb,-that she wu tad ky leer Royal' Mrshaess•the Prisevsa of Wales; that at breakfast at Lady' Willoughby's house, in ". ay brit:toe, ke-d-(Bee• trocifielis sEady Douglas's' Depaiitiot.) ft Ifellifilisteriai to asrertaio, as far as friesible; thi Intik 1 am to reveat that your Lopis)sill win "Ire the go..doess to desire Lady Willoughby to put dovieta wriMWG every c.reumstanre i., any manner relative, *149 E1f,0 8 114 such there be), of which ber hadyship has aerreeed= and also to appribit me, for his Majesty's iufeswatioai t ler at any time, duriag the -dowseuf th atone* year, Lsdy Ailiotighby • obseriltel SS um Alibi Friucem's shape, 'or any other etre might deer her Ladyship to believe that bevilkiyalliegbiteite IMO then pirgoaat. £oll;ese, tie& SPEOICIL.,I Jeoe, MY DELA Lotto,-h• obedieoce tb ye lost so llUhe iu cumasso to lAdy subject of your private letter, dated thiribotb4•94, 7 lfr have the honour of 'tel. - ming a letter I lady Willoughby. - I INV* lite•holidifi My L0ri!,...,. obeitiapitO thtaillailleavathhird Lordship's kttt'r cootatosicaleal to tall Lin! have the honour in inform 1019 - 444 1 whatever of the fact stared tallow hilthr br.--Ikkat at WhileitaU, iss May orJaite, in naiad anyvarticohir ciretwataawai Hit llama the tetra* of • Weits ti the artir,tbe Earl -Spacer. gid . south, I.oap-1-1 isthotousielied loughbi the Queries traosositte,d to use lairs. dated 3sly the tat, which I beds, this dAy friss your Lirdship. 11 reform , Lad, Willongbby's Aasotol; io her owolland-writiog. Me sots both truly lierralble of y.ot.l4irdshtya tiositolheltleAairitig Lady W y lotigliby'alpertoomil r She willustoat retAtily 'obey the order of thee ker feee4ace &crime - ittessary:=l, (Abp To Earl Spencer, &e. QU tatyti. I.' Doe. Lady Willoeshby the remember stein the Princess tea years . I of Wales at breakfast or Ito- - Milowitoolrequrotl tier at ber boost, 'either at tha labour to Whitebait or Soiliesiltem, es aloe at I or about - the taiistbi of May' ley, la or hole, illo4 ! Wijilmass sty Leese • IllaperJei periods st • •isedeuratnemeivieg • be Voletess ••• La t iblp any t. I foecircus- Royal )f tbkliej Higheese tips ie titivating's eh hUe sy 'Ube: • 41••• • "t • . • _ poay ot wacklivioklest arm' Laislity, Sider tie, pietism* nor, on ate owot, or levier the Oflitzie b ts ei ts.abbir ' rein es of hosing spill eve hog Thing neer hrr handhaiSkion Asa if so, did LIHO Wiirifiegia. by Ottesd'her Ro! lene on Ott (weirdos? Ar AO then palmed between the is re.' halve to that Ciretretattuteet 3. Had lAdy Wdluoilliby s. To the beet of s.. fri quell opportunities in the mesibrame 1 bad feerwiper. cosine cif that year, West her Milks of 010111.1 l e Prla • kwial Righnese the Princess ems of Notes •I• year of Wake, aid at *hat se. Imrs and 't do not ncollect nods ? And did abe , at any boegg obverted lay.partics. thee daring the year, tilleerve . tar .eircaomtaucee relative an y ' prorates wti iat 'led her her Rwril li %Uses. apriar to sopect that the Primate ewe. , of Wake wa propane? 4 - 1. LadyWillaragliby se- 4 During .the tan pare , (painted pith •any other tin- base had thrhowooroftrisow in t:7 comma atinreame hg the 'Pyjamas of Wiles, Cilia ,iirj . r . ins to ma. 4o rerhearis •nittada blisti4lie . 6 criminal in. • ioatimee of her /Opel tercoarei, or : improper faint. neses candoctio society , Rarity, betwila her Royal wards any individual, i •Higheeer and soy other per- ios to establish the fact sow whatever! Aed if so, criminal iatercoome, what are tier ? ' proper familiarity. WILLOUGHBY -_ , _COMMON COUNCIL, • v- • -'--moo Yesterdnit. 4 Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, which was very fully attended. .. sin: PITT'S MONUMENT. Mr. WAITHKAN adverted to. the snallaesjority by whieh•tbwqiiition for erecting, a monument to the 111013017 4, Mr: Pitt bad bees carried. With respect to the leliiiption supplied by a Geollesseb et twins cenvlat4, . loot (Mr. Sheridan), to the monument of a brie.. . (Lord Nelson), who died in the ser vice of cointry, no terms.? respect aWI admira tion co* *become a subject of objection; but the case Hilia 'el- different with the monument 'of Mr. Pitt: 'bp;, weld prove tlntt the wish to erect that monomial. had not been general, and that several who had been for the measure had since declared that' they gave their, votes with no other i motive Shea Abet of serving a deserving astist.— . [4 I=ol When he considered the monument voted on such onoccasion, and also that there was a Coin- , mittee appolitid by the Court of Common . Council; six years,back to see it executed, he conceived that ' no insert `` thie Committee shoukl adopt ought to l be P. Al f thy monument before, it had received i aittrou the sa r c,te/ t that Court. He had no loiger any hostility to Mr. Pitt, who was beyond mortal teach ; yet, if the Corporation • had any regard for their fataie reputation, they would sot place on the monument of that Statesman any thing not founded in fact. 'lf they did, it would have the most per nicious effect. Having alluded to a refusal by the Lord Meyer, then the question Of raising a moan- melt was agitated, to give the . Hall up to the Livery for a discussion of the question, he condemned that proceedigg, .as contrary to the public feeling, and concluded by .moving a Resolution—" That no in- scriptionahould be applied to any statue or-monu ment erected, qr that may be erected, in Guildhall, i withost being previously inspected and. approved by I the heed Mayor and Common Council." * • ! Sir '.latto SHAW vindicated his conduct in refieing the Guildhall (when Lord Mayor) to those who re- quired it, fee the purpose of expressing their feell against the'2oreCtion of a monument to the illustrious Statesman, Mr. Pitt, because he considered by that denial he had supported the freedom of discussion, and the privileges of that Court. '•Mr. Alderman Snot referred to the proceedings with respect. to the , monument on the Stb of Fe- , bruary, 1806, and- contended that the Committee! had been 'fitly authorised not only to erect the statue, . but Co place the inscription. Great ditfiCul ties had been thrown in their way, but they had executed the monument in a manner that would not disgrace the . City.' Mr. Canning had •written the , inscription ; and from the .splendid talents of that Gentleman, it ceuld not disappoint the public. After a long discussion between Mr. Griffiths, Mr.. Fared; Mr. Reigate, and others, the motion was negatived by a ,lerge - show of hands. The gmtjkreed to Petition the Freese of. Com , nions.ter;cmtki provisions in the Smithfield Market • pill, and Wiest the . Bill for making a Dock in tha., Isle of Dogs, the North Wilts 'Canal Radtke Strind ' • tir idgi 11 II 1, : and tht Sheriffs were requested•to pre , sent the same,. attended by the Remembrancer, 1 %, :.......i...... = --....___. -.Fromilso. LONDON GAZETTE, March 16. 7.• Mt/TART 'PROMOTIONS. ;kai - PW:d o4 4o l l•9.*!gra 16.M113. , Ilnrl.i. eprialeAto tatto, J.R. Hari, tiggig. , telse Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith, who retires. . • • 94th Ditto.Hospiset.hinge Jr. Cross to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ross. promoted is doe Kali West. • 96th Ditto, W. Wright, GeM,.to be Second Lieutenant, with. oat purchase, via alisKeisiae, who twig". Hospital-Mate J. Armstrong to be Assisteet.Sergems, vice Ridgway, pro moted. liffibtDitto,Sissign M . pjteggephil to be Lieutenant, vice Archer, deceased. .1. Brand, GenL to be Ensign, vice Fitzgerald. Quarter-Magter.Surgeen C. Boras lobe Quarter-Master, vice • demised. 101st Mitts, W. Fry, Gent. to be %sign, by purchase, vice Weed, appointed to the sUtliF•ot. Vest tidb Reghlaion,• 4a4 , W. 'IL Mater, Gent. to • botiffilte sips, without puraisase, , ,vise Kerr. whose appointment his ast lakes place. • Bth Ditto,-Lieutenant T. *ahem to be Adjutant, vice Tai. ler, deceased. • .• Royal York Rangers, amigo W. Hunt to be Lieutenant. with. • out purchase, vice /Middle, appointed to the Royal African Corps; ii. C. Gray, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hoot. Royal West India Rumen, C. Gurley, -Gent. to be Ensign, without porehaseyvice Lass, deceased. IStb Royal Veteran Battalisa,• Surgeon J. Lear, from the sth Foot, to he. Surgeon; Assistant-Surgeon T. Watkins, from the lish Light Drag:sons, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Glengarry Light Infantry Feocibles, Llentenana. Powell, from the 24tis Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Shaw, de ceased. BREVET. Major J. Gardiner, of the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel is the Army, he emeteaQmoadappelatod Airplay Adjutants. General to the Fore% teraipg in the island of Walcherea, vice who resigned. STAFF. W. Amey, T. B. Trotroas, W. Duke, and H. Carl], Gents , to be Deputy AssistaistrComegrairies-denensi to the forces. HOSPITAL STAFF. • Dr. Sir James Fellowes to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals. Hospital-Mate J. Dense to be Assistant-Surgeon to the F'orces, vice Curly, deceased. Acting Apothecary J. Carter to be Apothecary to the Forces, vice Travers, deceased. J. Fer gime, Gest. to he Respital-Mate for General Service, vice Kennedy, promoted. BARRACKS. P. V. Cortiandt, Esq. Town Major of Halifax, to be Deputy Barrack-Master-General to the }Wee, in Canada, vice The sign, deceased. W. it. T. General to be Barrack.hlaster to the Forces in Great Britain. Watterilia's Regiment, C. May, Gent, vice Rigand, pro moted ; F. Hecken. Gent. vice Pelican, promoted, to he Ensigns. York Light InfantqVolunteers, Ensign T. Stopford to be Lieu tenant, vice Domaly, deceased; A. G. Laing, Gent. to be Ea oleo, vice Stapler& Sicilian Regiment, Hospital-Mate M. Fogarty to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Broadfoot, promoted. Veteran Battalion, Captain F. Dotge, from the 4th Battalion of the Lioe, to be Captain of a Company ; Serjeaat C. Dedeoke, from the lit Light Infantry Battalion, to be Ensign. hIESIORAZ4 DOM. Second Lieut. Bayly, of the 2d Ceylon Regiment, is surper girded, being absent without leave. The appointment of Au gusto! Faulkner, Gent. to be Basica in the rite Foot, vice Thorp, as stated is the Gazette of February St bah not taken place. Commissions signed by the Lords Lieutenants of. Counties. Chatham and Dartford Regiment of Local Militia—Lieutenant E. Boys to be Captain, vice Honey, resigned. The lion. E. Bligh (commonly called Lord Clifton) to be Lieutenant, vice' Boys, promoted. Ensign J Shamans to be ditto, vice Broad-1 ley, resigned; and Ensign E. Twopeny to be ditto, vice Gor doe, resigned. E. Boys,jua.. Gent. vice Simmons, promoted ; C. Kosher, Gent. vice Twopeov, promoted ; F. Dickens,Gent. vice Percy, deceased.; and C. Kennet, Gent. vice Gibbons, re signed, tole Ensigns. Gosport and Alverstoke Battalion of Volunteer Infantry—James Hoskins, Gent. C. Whitcomb, Gent. and H. St. J. Neale, Gent. to be Ensigns. Loyal Whitchurch and Higbcierc Battalion of Volunteer lutes try—Ca_ptain T. Ilingbase to be ttlajor Commandant; and Lieut. IL Hayter to be Captain. Portsmouth Victualling-office Volunteer Artillery—J. Foster, Gest. lobe First Lieutenant, vice Chilliagsworth, resigned ; J. Meredith, Gent. to kai l ioptessaat, vice Foster, P"urted• DEBILITY. &c. VNCOURAGED by' the uniform success attend inw their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a few prevalenc complaints. which has been confirmed by the ex perience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sen sible also of the happy effects resulting to the public from me dical men confining their isthmian to a certain class of diseases. Messrs. GOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders ari.ing from a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate youth. which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous of feetions, Inifhlso entails oa its eateries all the enervating lathe " old la that distressing -"- of debilit• deli- 4 11*4 : .N Iki . _ _ FOUT ( ;Mitt, l) we ing- !lathes, I teneser. - 4r.ey, N .r.h, net Bruwiwickeosuanee, nod New-road, Saracry Ttob le. By Air. Wllll' W I'LL, A t th e Auction Mart, oppe.site the Hank, no T1)liS1).1 y, oe e 234 March, 1913, at l'welte naless pees iously tinied of by Private Contract. i n F our Lew, FOURgeotgel HOUSES, .of very handsome cic. tratlon, vireoldns in front of &awing-room, loom, iii Hisster-vtrert, North, near aranserrlck-street soul the. Kra. %.•snres Town. The lieetWes are r ready boat. a w n d i . mensioos of each obont 39 feet by 21. a n d each 11 .ttsc C..16410'e of apartments about she followestg dintenilons:-;-ailin t part or 17 fret by 13 rept 8 inches; tire:slam paelaur 11 feet 7 61.; by 10 fee,; office or study 15 feet ti incites by 9 feet ; drareviaproono 18 feet 3 incises by 15 fe..t *inches, voenviet•e cetthg with back drayriog-ronen. II fret S iaches yq.eare• ; tether with three best t.el-chaenhers on toe serowl fteeer. a.. 1 &sr ehernibery in the attics; two kileilelr, neye. rkbet', eneauticoal-cellarsoard, &c. front eoclimed witty ie palisad - es. N. B. These Homes are within 250 yards of Brisis.Weli store, and at a snort distance from the S ",„ Towel, are extremely airy, and iis a neighbosrhoiy: every day in the rink of i;s itouthititto,, are for rani nis ad .pled {or residences for merchants, professional geollemez., and other permits of respectability t are held no a term, 4,f which shout 90 years are unexpired, ou a ground teat for r:tru house of 231. Printed Particulars, and cards to •ieer. may h^ hiLi the 1.;01 inst. of Mr. Whitwell, Auctioneer, South Crewcut. square ; or rt Mr. Dobie's, Surveyor, Keutoa-btreet, Brut,- wirk•ryttsre ;or at the Mart. ~u; • ait ta a tier an; i circus- otoiiid of Ile' II *boon barks ritinid fat tlits ass. f •*- 7+4 , ...... ___, 1iti15 . 1 ..• / 2.... " =',2...,, C t: a l , 2dßeitheillotnf iiii;Feardi... " iletii- - •si:/ 7 11;0440 .- int Copia ' edi fi es of old ace.. la that distressing slate of debility or dell- ; a ‘.... ' ......----. " -- X7 . Odilk u :Oi. by punitive, vice Weiby. who reams. eieocv, whether the consequence of tomb baneful habiw, etces- Lad, WillonYbkr, gag 'Ro I'R went of Horse Guards, Corporal J . Speed to be , sive thnking. long residence in hot climates, or any other cause, tler•botlkartatetb. sad I 1 aster, via . Dukes, vein Mina . i by which the powers of the. cwwitution become enfeebled, as r id your Lords_trefo. ! 144tegimpat of -Licit. V. Jews, from the Dklalibt : regularly educated Sainted of London, they offer a firm, safe, ri SIX. GWYMIIt.' ' 1 Theyoo2 at tobe . tato of a Troop, by pardsoier, vice Hoy. ' and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. • ' - - , Velitet. ' • - • • Where :early eppilditise:ls made far the Mt of A outdo J oa o ii l e o & i 71b t er.Ligin Dratrioni, Cornet 'W. etielklf. to bs' Merin, - ly comMege d he a moment of Inebriety, the sire 4 it.„4.,„..eit.4 he „,..., Lieu wit's* pun:base. vice Wthlembe. prealoted. ersidicatitui Is generally completed in the short space.pf Iwo ----" '—' ; Ilth Ditto,. : 0. - Itldtwood,..Cretat.,to be. Veterinary , Burgeon , days; and in the more advaeced and inveterate stages 11? vent. loo.bit Lord 'Grrytti . r . ; i • v ia Boolowes; iebo rep**. real infection. characteriaed,hra variety of potato and dims. llt base so mailman , • gib Ditto, ---...:KOrke, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, I slng . syluptoms, a picseveraiecia their plan (wi th out restraint 1 .. *Amp risme, data! a • rice Csat4sphleed opal hAlffer " Is eta " ezerchei .11,1 inwaro,to the patient a peruswient and le, li*2 t roe do I bear lltie Ditte,,Wg-wo J. 0 1 themly, from .the 50th. Foot, to be. radleol care. . m relative•la ber-Royal.. Semen, view . -011cfirist, dcommed. Hospltalalate J. a tra e .ai leaseva y th e Urethra . a s freriotolly cemented with or the pitied 4o shush you ' Biota to be 4otiothot-Sorileoll• vice Wet:Coot OPPialed to arising front fkmanorro inure cot escaped thel"""Seo" ht boooopi Ise. the 13th Royal ]!enema Battalion. • 11th Ditto, Cornet C. G. tmt&eys tie betiettlelatat. by For- ; re tiwi ents b e Y obsti aa i nat a44l e th (ireao l eali aad kle .,di fs rietares vea Pl , 114 w' lw th e th y t: re ree elin em bled or i l3 f '' WILLOUGHBY. ebate, vice CIISWIIII, who retires. Wisest.' Quieter- 1 h og duration, ',woo. reaertieg .to the painted and dangerous " south, jai " 4 , 006. Diaper,ice — *Cacti!, to be Comet, with's* probate_ we o f th e ea ,Un e. b uie j e , gl o w jetsam cam be nedeeed of HoblYs. Troop Qaarter-Maiter D.Sraith.t. lis sic- saicaied to Lady Wil. einieufatery inveterate caogs,et Se ul years caudosance. having yield- r-lifaster, vice McCa r th y. htsCath ..4 ., ed to their method In a . fe ve w r days, after 41re cure haiLlieen at- me hr theenvelope of a` 10.1Jitto, pant A. Bacon. to be l i eutenant, bi t plabillee t em pted by other piattitiooett without area ; and sods has 4 the hemmer to receive vice Peorme, or prousteed in the 60th Foot. bees— ebe.e.fteoblejosua of a...practice of foarseen years, that wo ort ila t a llte d.wr Que itio ri g es . i with 61 b . ' tweet • fags: It 0 4 1 4011 • 111 ae 8 ^ Goode* ti l o lo - -4;1 tar rimde te tieselmostaleas ant In.ollo sew* instance ever proved Sib . • J v ,,, 1 , ~,rice Dwyer. piptintid. ":" >..; abortive,' durtrivw wary thousand persons. of both , 4-14trdsblyaltind attn. 711 1 131 tAo ,it,' r•l 's 't. Nig. to b e Reff/Affs daribalnall'nft I sew; h a m .mays • yawed of having been per- sob s . 4. ty'slpersossil attendance. gib Dm ri 1; itimi ate w . B. o , • t rit rA mestast „,s,„.. I f(trAY mind. oftAistrientapitiateriess•vietheds have been per- ' er of eiesocil,'sbnold ocoo - . ice : • *ley, pro oted titil -- tuned la to akparpore. .-i , le have the boinor, lire.. ma pk t 7 o . a it, mul th y , g b eet , to b e 4 r a gri i -......i...; &Wert Geis nied l C•swatlatatY Proftwitti the ewe of these CWir DIR. vice Deering. appointed to the 17th Light 1 rai l eons" ' r . ""ai." P arliellilli c°lllll4ll/111 ' ill " aillAer that She/ way cot be, by SS 1 01160 MM few marks* wi th the obloquy 60 itl4ly attached to IR tooo- 4 . Becket. . 1116 Ditta. Fq.go F. E . Steele to be Lieutenent •without par- t h e i en . t ., Tht ~, -wet iblek At betivetre to titenuelret to state, -AN swung. ebase t .,vitee FJetcher a. appointee A.jesant tilrecruitiog t h ''W"'h e - e" , „ Amuse d an d that alet tl ato • at t y, et • Ist the course of dr last Engrlq ~.X.,4mge, tient, to be Ensign, VW _.. ' branch of the r o e (eamilleases aftelekh. (rem dieweek ream the Menu of Ma Ditt° ' N.elcOna Unnelutat H. 'Pigou to be Fire Lieutenant, 1 - 4 ___ be wit to m s ish ys id ee ., HMI) tail. and tithmelitheinvev t ' e lir k er fr effe e e th dew tae _fley_pirelite, ,yice Ferrier. promoted in th e 02d Fort. ' they have to reovintaay. itrer) that the swim resultierg Whose to beekVast and " 1 Iltio,, e a t. Lay es be Celetate of e Ce i = ► by. from their eidiaitailri Sett :itrad lbw to qu i t t k e. Prorl i ce '4lree Wanelmpe, promoted to the of • that sheer r et W hit i t ha no . and " li t 1 L er refOlL 'FjOida E. WI 0 lii ',testate' by mine " tr end Pili C tithiliii• sai they V ale deified LI in Neut. Her /twat e k e L oy . . , • o lA' s trial etwiseiloye ,0,. yojr. seepin‘ for .1 V ale C - ' dome' 'Mt wallet *pope - by the Public,-beeu so liberally sass may have. been at 24th Dittis, =Mate J. Fawcett, vies Waal. Ileteoewl,t • Istimested. ' ''. • • moor is th e aoloths of aad How D. Lame ~ /rifts Likingtos, pronatio4 stied " , . 'To wombed oiAlekliolio• daft/ i irrordl i : c or ____ . 1 r i l ee- *, June; tang; hot of the ' the 30th fiats lobe ter) by ps i tiollay riAbleaysyk Ye loot ill- di at which I 'bad the' 26th Ditto Quarter -Master ' -.----• Wang= In.ith t o k om • • • • • - • weelivetshrip. her, I ban ' Quarter & ace. Maw, ' Meths. 44 1 4 ,: it1e • 4._ ' 11- 70 : Ethiolltolle tram tha.l64ii 0 4 . 2 1 X 1 1 1 11 1 4 illfaturirrylifioseepounts/ to spit! t h e partk!lara 1 Ate sot remember her IN mkt" . • At. 11.1".111 6 bo dineurd eatatuin . at ips4.lll. fe4tll44lll.llllPh i l itt2 ." aillaillel l ha :414114 iinilasillefigiursanied " II Niemen havialf at *iv .. b .4ponalono;vint Adibies, who , aothnotaai , i so7lllslltitellit,' - ‘-''' _ ‘ n ___ retired from do ealopp...l Gore to bo : by pumbi.vitta _..liarts . Foriam, diB II .4IIIINUAINAPISIPOrb' ms s' 10"/"1"4"414/ Fleet - 'ltbrr it Whitehall, or at' 4icid. is be. by puibisc, viesliabara, priumet* . Mots • a ......,..• • .•.• • • - • ••• . , . . • .1, • . • • • . • • • • . . • . . • . ••• .... • • •., • , . • . .. S'FAT Cll' , Vlf. • - • . . ... .. • . _ . - . : own , ist ill. whose'limes. • , • . solo it Aatirvell,___. . . -• . Immospam, 4 r e t. yob" alga:Mc Wit; go be 471105i,0 , Soli •'• '• . . . . TOWN HOU* EA. ~ . .1.1111 1. ig t h Uill ==744 ji.ss,,ven he etablaaallarsisai lir& . Ira I Tie E Lly &kb Agent al=i ' : • . lioniorson, to died". rod. • i /NA, iltunttnarrr. vrverthtlif intirros . the Pews,.. hen ~ . ~..• OM , im ...ills, Air mfawi ll op • 04 ' , iir tai trus tediii 1 „ siot alke IN& nott a te . a ti t i ent r wism soriasy rei ow l T p orns rilidi t ud i on s we irt : u •• tieil 77. t . I ;t e r 14 .11 41 ; h ci ai l f pl i , D1 1, , „ 1 , ~ dlo* mi . ,I•iii ; , l 4 • • • gown: isillase C. Sevicriftbt Witio egrieni-mwdeillo Oaftellisteeet. • i' Pactiribere any be bad nt 14r,. Whitoe'll's Otter, g„ „ s . vice ' ' • • . ga , Mt " Ili . Fa s pookk, -to he Aiiilll44llP. . be. thissoliesi, Threudnimille4trret. Lunen of .141 oar, .coon I in/ to. a••=4.• litsbe 65th Foot. • •t be portcpsoid. -., " 1 "P er. 9 . 4 . sA ellits lislibatt=e - to be Llentemat• .Ifitellt pen's i L - --. Aare. . Wilton, without pardon. vise - •. ' Ifwelling•flosne. Coroon-stieet. les e liardeselle o mhos molest takt'" AM°, sod E. 1%4R. WIKITWELL respectfully informs Go *mike B. Pridcoist,.diene. , illrailie• • ie'he EntilL Public, the tense .if the Howe in Gress( Pori t tad . . ier . OthaPittes laillialL•Noltre: s towebra 9 ek 1.4 " 1 ' ' es be Ll "' ' 4 I%ed kbesld by Awl &he 1...14 • -.- I . ' "I-Ir.l • w" ve ' I) 11 11 6 .11 litansei. On Mealtime, peonioted in ia "I Pil.._ _ 1 4 p,igase (m i. 4,0(. 0 . MOO Oh ___ MIL 1 111.i.lith, ii „.. ° Pr at. ~_ 111111411111. 0"1/ 111111 0 11 6 . 4011101111.7. shop tote Lieutenant, without per- I . TO Bid iIOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, close, • NW appdas o d to dm nal Foot. 1.. - Ceppoge, • • By Mr. wilirv..l., been 1 59111-011ea, 111. 4121:4 / bar the Weet Norfultilliitiai. T IIE LEASE of a substattai 110 uir •., 11l perfect retrieve. , • ~, i • ' "repoir, 1$ miles from town. so the coUnts of Kesd, ii :41 /Vales ' / 141 h 1111‘.. " MLA • -faint be Mb Foot, to be C !13 iierrs of Incof, mid it good gnrden. Tne iloine einii.f. .It l'ltutte Mill s'. . r , vice 11PNiell• who d i ze!walies._ . HO , : three rittiog-roomoi*sk or seven bed•rooms with sire4i.... ,I High- to . T..topi ce l o s bellivistiatAmilsout vice King, i NMI* , isllncord; until domestic & fi res, coach-home, mid sp.h.i. iety, to- , . for 114 horses. The River tray , tin r writeiit trow-aireunt, .1.1. 1, tend- 78th late, -C.lll. Ma c l e od, m e at. to be Ensign, by- perceive, • joins the meadow. the London rood ice front; homed. 111, k i , 4 act a• • vicellaequia, .presook.d. ' ; to the vicinity , the neighbourhood i, , mi-i'll mod revecuilik ; si e or ha. 86th Diito i , It. D. momo g y, Gent, to be nudge, by purc hase, . furniture nod fixture,' to he token ot ,li f..ir v.du knoll. miettlabla who mires. ' ' For tieket4 les view, mot (sinker .p.irtirsalitrs ..pplv t o Mr. B y • 871b.Dittlig , Liset• J. J. Moors to be Adjutant, vice Visite, i I Whims 11, Audi:sor Emote er. ot hi; Ete A_ency dsh(e, S.. ui l i s. : t II *Priliisteeibe Royal liesir•CorPg• i Pilloshers, Thretidheedle•streel, Landon. By PATRICK and' asEY, Oa TUESDAY, the 30th day of Nlarek. ISIS, at Twel.rc &Clock precisely, io Commute Staitat-yartl, Le n a, that • , _ note!! . CI ESN UT STALLION, called Mnrshlaiql Shales, the property of lit • late Mr. J. Chamberlain, ~f Wigonleall Si. Nlary 6. N ..r(olk. Toe above-mentioned Horse is allowed by competent ;nil?... to be one of the fastest trotters in England. and a eei as a capital stock getter. August. LSI4:4 he trotted 1; ui within one hour, with the greatest ease. lie is now ri..' n4 years old. 'perfectly sound. and free froia %out N. B. One Hundred Pounds to. he paid down, I creeit will he given forthe remaining part of the purchase mm) un til the 14111 day of July nest, en approved security. ORNITINE-AND PPR.OYEI) EI)ICIN • Pte' otrcd by S. SOLOMON, M. D. • Gilead H owe. mar Li.erpeol. THE Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of G I r.F..k 1), fir Debilities, Nervous Disorders. and Weakoesset pe culiar to the Female Sex,•Loss of Appetite:if yosierical and Hy pochondriacal Affections, Lowness of Spirim, mad all Amos* Disorders. Dr. S Ultimo's Cordial Rolm of Gilead is happily. calculated Mr the Weak, the Sirklr, and lefirm. to all inward ISecass„ Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Waskooess in either Sex, whether hereditary, iscguired, or. OW big to Yeathful Imprudence, tics Medickia will afford the most wanderfal relief. ANTI-IM PETIGEN ES ; or, Solomon's Drops, is a Medi cine superior to every tithe? Remedy yet discovered in lid- or any other age, for the speedy remorod mid radical cure of the Scurvy. Leprosy, Rhenmatic or Gouty Pains, Sernrula or kie2 . l Evil, Ulcers of every Description, Swelled or 'onward Legs. Ac. In Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly tided, when on other remedy could restore the unhappy Sollerer to dolt health he misfortunately lost, the Anti- loupetigeoes hive bet.° found the great nod only restorer of Health mod - TLese Props purify the Blood, and restore the System aka inipaired by the imprudent use of Mercury. (:3" 1)r. SOLOMON expects when consulted, the 11%L: compliment of'a One Pound Note; but all written Cases .1, Letters of Advice, if answered at his leisure. are requested to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters shoold for safety., le thus directestr—" Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-hoc near Liverpool. Paid. double Pasta„ e." Leiters may he sir. dered to be addremed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-office, is. called for. The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with surprising Carts, authenticated by Pelson: of Respecinhilits, mad are madelp in Bottles, price Ekon' Shillings each. root are also Family Bottles, al Sys. eontainiug Four of the smalt-r oars, wherein 95. ore saved. Observe the words •• Sarni. Saloom, Liverpool," engrave" "" the Stamp ; all others are counterfeits. TheA RSTERGENT LOTION clears and beautifies theSkiii; removes speedily, without pain or trouble. all kiudsof Tetters, Ring-worms, Spots, Redeem, Swellings or Corlotoides of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Er...- lien on.the Surface of the Houdin Body. It is peculiarly r e sant in its operations au agreeable sootiness to the Skin loom.- diately succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the o hale Complexion, which resumes, at one and the same r , an enlivened appearouice. The Public have beet. long con vinced of the certainty of its . success sit a life ttnd errtails Ir. needy for Herpetie Complaints in general. Pints 4s. 6d. Mir ;Anti 9a. 9d. Sold by all Veaders of Getatiae Medicines in the Unite) Kingdom. Of whom may also be.had, Dr. SOLOMON'S justly 'etch/seed GUIDE to I/ EA I.TII ; we, !stoke to lowth-firsee, .peteo-Somi , ' o t:fse • - DEBILITY, BTRICTUftBS, &c. IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their da rt front the general plan hits been hithly beneticiai to others, and improved in their professional acquirements by tae maturity of near twenty years experience, Messrs. CU 1 !E ' and CO. continue, with unabated airthmr,: the ern .4.i. iaa of thole disorders whiCh are the enmetmence of illicit er the destruct: habits of the .incomidernte School-hot. la dPrunceresintusnttlioheyiccuerie 14f l l llt i , he tle t4 lllih t;i le qn it ii stlilultentheuS hi aural le isteace of catch calamities, they user their aissiAanc.• as reg , ll:olY ei l oca t e d'Sargeons of aidon, and of the Royal Clines(' a Edinburgh. in all eases of Siph litic Infection. and iol er•ex complaint of Deliilfty and Deficiency, whether dui-111 froO toe infatuation of a rennin d,istt otiose habit, long residence in ans. elliptic's, free living,,or any other prudent's a &lie. wi of manly sigma,. the patieut may lei! on a ipe. 6 ne.tar..ti.a 'to 'rigorous beitlih. Their improved 4 41.11 of eosin;, Stvietetyi ,•t• •tbetUretbra 'has been attended With *peculiar %nevem.. lo" 4 or ten mid twelny_yeart' duration 'Ake yielded i. it want in the short period of three weeks. Several Z. and Gentlemen of the thst. respectability, a Ivor 11...1. this painful mid '#iitressingdisease, iiitressing disease, having rs;ccii—i 71 radical pennotiem cure, porticul 'fly reque4 that reference Intl) fie to theini as satisfactory evidences ..f the decided .414 etinait Wish. Currie nod Co.'s elan of Treatment. It%a. yPt Gentlemen luta been inder the care of 'Moors. lioite. !levy' side, and other Surgeons of . equal etnineme ? oho 111 1 . 14 P . : 1 their Cure. by * application of the Law. Cue.tir, InlettiL Maim. Carrie and Ca. may tie enpoithid fiyinitient% t r sex, with the gmatysi secrecy And honour, it tilrek-h"±" .. • • lel; lifatton-madets rodents to the country are reqatsted'hi state the I,arti,ill of their awe, Age, Mid general habit' ofliviatr Re. &v. milm. a roniittssee for &dyke sad uteakineS, When the, mots b` " I ' emit es stet to silly part of' the,kiitsdoni: Tai eirmie Iwo • crecy so essential to their undertaithg ' portage of lea may he 'Mat to the amnia' far tordiehis. .. - . • LONDON s Peiarpil ant Pubfirlied Or D. Latirit. a t pashas act gestecil..Thei-el vet. •