The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-15 00:00:00

- . 4 ...qr ., - .i" . • "..1 - .,` i . • , •.. • ek t • t- - .1 ..• NIP* . , - ... . , . „ 0r ~ A r Ell 14 I I 4:41jaA....4410 • . i, . , tp ' Tror-A. ,'• , r • , . - -- - I C " . • , .. ) . I 01 L ) ) , •,03 , '; • . A (~ b N .. ( ( k . . . • , . .• • LONDON, MONDAY, . , 16, 1821,. ".• 5346. "'The tree At. thioih HAMPDEN feU the siv.ver at . .. tu deffir•id !" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. • 'FANCY DANCN AND VA D1U1.1.11 BALL: Ss. 1711,90,1. front the King's Theatre. igstor of several works on Dancing e.nd Drs rade tieing a Fancy Dance and Quadrille 0 10 Dali. at the Assembly Booms, iteglestreet, 'Foos.. oar, APRIL IS. No o'clock. by Mr. Wilson and Miss e go* with the Wells Minuet composed is the course of the evening will be goire) el. Iwo oew Sete of Qaath !algal Ball, and so much admired. 'vine Grace.; :' likewise. "Iwa s' wire Waits will be den. ed by 1, wiug In soccosslon the nominal lett.. Nogg," with the new Circular Quadrilles. ,me god Fumy Hall Room Dane es. inies.--Tiekets 104. ed., to he ; thole his optoml t Western Aim. i gi e g he regularly attends Thursday ant, ithistentral Academy IH, Kirby-street Amersq. 103. Ueseell-street, and at ci t y grieteray, Old Bailey. where any had, ad his terms of lostruction may be MR. GLOVER'S EXHIBITION o f PAINTINOS, Is now °PIM. 16, Old Roneetreet, omoslte Milford- Admittance. Is. Catalogue. ad. 11". PRUL t. SsITURbiY N, &lowing Works. published by Mr.Carille, may be owl . 4 et 160. S• Water-lane, Five Doors from Fleet-street. - Fria PfHATICAL WORKS of THOMAS PAM'S, 3 In Two Volumes, with Memoir and Portrait, 21. The Reporrof the First Hey's Proceedings on the Mock 140111 01. R. refill*: containing the whole of the Age of legsonsimsd is boort, Prior :Is. Bd. O. 'ite who parthesed the Ten Sheets printed In 1/119. le add Three mote, with the This Page and Pre , ?dither. . __ Deist, igi Two Volumes, U. Si. Observations on Dr. Gregory's Letters to a Friend, on • Evidences of the Ghristisu Religion. 2s. 6d. Tide Work Is now under prosecution by the Viee Society. Cala.st Mystery; by Lord Byron. &I. -;-; Ver SriPturian's Creed, gd. (*IVIII / the Sew ooLs, fd. • , Rem f the Bible, Id. 'Ns , a Priest. 24. .igilepublleanwp Weekly Publication, price fhl. General .otenth form n Si p laited Dis••ussioa of all subjects con meted illrilti the eletlizailon and Improvement of the human NeAreld We. IS, Vol. /A was published on April 12th. All reser Vo:umes, or Numbers may be had. , I. Price 311. Lawrence's Lectures on Physiology,' y. and the Neturel History of Man, delivered at the nOilla Cellege of Surgeons. ADDRESS TO THE PURIM. FtiNt;tl AGA DSMIES, by MO: 'itEnliE and c.o. Natives of Paris. iN (hirresity,. SIA Carlini: sad a, On geer Isms Irani Saba:square). Mesa Ls Ranaz.baalag b.rmerly taught ieqr. Jades &simnel v ears, in America, lied sad the greatest sum..., hating uni wertieas in both connirivs, begs lied to sal de Public. that he still continues to pritiarly h's own, at the resi.leares nbove• 11.11.5.1 t anus begs to olt-erve. that he ea tr,vestionab:c reforen:es. as to hie abilities, and the seeeess 4 'is endeavours, to any of those Ladies Or Gentlemen who an feel Inclined to homier hint • hit their coalitioner. MOS. DEDEBAT gives a course* of lectures and converse 11a in French (private or pnbife), terms four lessons per wt. at it. Rs. Od. per /uarter. Italian, by a Native of Rom. German; •s wive of Vienna. • Floor Premises, of great Depth, Suitable for general Warehouse' Purposes, with excellent frontage in Mary-le bone-law, well worthy the attention of those to whom dry stowage room, or as open range ere desirable, capable of being converted to excellent cellariag. Apply to Mr.Turusr, wheelwright, 67, ?fiery-le-belle-lane. DEACON and CO. COFFBE IdLIRT, No. 2, gainriza-rraerr. iiinow-inn, London, Two Doors front Fleet-market, are sailing the finest Dutch Coffee, roasted, at Is. W. per lb.: finest Jamaica, ditto, 35.; Raw Coffee at 60. per lb. leas. DeACON and Co. have purchased at the late sales a choke assortment of fine flavoured Tess, which they offer at moderate prices, and of the most swipe rior qualities. Hotels, Taverns, mad Coffee-house ILeefleth. also those whose consumption of Grocery is large, will have a •considstrable allowance made them.—N. H. The Trade supplied and shipping orders executed.—Letters, post-paid, promptly attended to. Turkey, Bourbon, and Java Coffees. eowsequence of the repealed seizures of Mr. Cartile's _ by the Crown. tinder the pretence of meeting his Finis, hat in reality to cheek the stir and progress of his important Publications; the Committee, for the manage ment of a Subscription to meet those Fines twee the neces sity of ett immediate settlement of them upon public Notice. There is no better way to convince a persecuting adminis tration of Government. and those monstrous Associntions established for (he purpose of putting down ell free and liberal discussion. that ell their efforts against the Press are Vile, than to show them that so invirinc Public are reedy to Sepain the Fires imposed upon individuals for the pub lication of matters of opinion. For want of the means to covert. his Fines the moment they were imposed, and to pro tect his Stook in Tingle. Mr. es.rtile hes suffered n loss of Aware th-13 double end treble their ?mount, by the seizure and sktribtlon [dole proper's% To put a stop to further injury, the 14mmittee intrude themselves upon public attention, and so 1W i the urgent advance of tar necessary Sums for the imme diate payment of the whole amount of the Fines—Fifteen Hundred Pounds. Subscriptions received from the following places:— .e a. d. t s. d. Ashton-under-Lyoe 3 10 0 Manchester, and Bith I 1 0 vicinity ..3t II 4 Ripwinghem 12 6 Norwich 0 0 Bradford 2 0 0 Nottingham .. 13 4 Bolton .. • . .. 2 7 11 Olehnin 6 2 4 Berl • • • . I II 1 Oxford I 0 0 Cambridge . I 0 0 !Noises 2 16 0 Crtaterhury 1 12 8 Pulborough .." .. I 0 0 Carlisle, I 4 0 Richmond (York.) I 0 0 Chlehester 0 13 0 Sheffield 8 6 0 Crlyfotd 1 II 0 Shipley:. ••• .. I 0 0 Edinburgh .. 0 0 Stockport .. ..•10 f 7 114 Olacrow 10 0 Stokesley 3 10 2 Otodwiek a. 10 0 Trtonton 0 6 0 eAtc.i . g4s , s HEAD INN, StIMIIIII3III rr,T, X N nei-nit L. OILIP TRAVELLING To DOVER, DE if % RAMS . °Att. MARGATE AND CANTEP.BLIRT. THE followink POST COACHES, MAIL CO.tCHES, dte. set out from the shove Inn : • Ile "Teterraph," Dover. Deel, Ramsgate, Margate, caierbarg, Fesertbans and litendeleh sew post coach, uneuring, at a quarter past level cielock. . kmasequenoe of the decided vinculum, ova* to the Iso Coach, the pror rietors are determined no expense 'hair Impuetto render it dullest conveyance en this tient roar{. Ilisitssi. Aliethate, Rochester. Moue', Sibtioarbouroe, • 'darning, at a I put 7. and afternoon. 1 .41,6 t h. Exeter, Truro, Rodinin, Peuryn, 1 Totowa& Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, sei-rfkalishury. every MOT, le. et seven. through Bonitos, Arglgnger. iirlotport, ftlendferd. Stockbridge, Basingstoke, I 10.4140 -bridge. Rlackeater. end Sagshod. does, Newport, Vt hitechuFch„ Tarporley:Namptwicla, IlmoSwielt.imni Middiewlett, post-coar.ft every afternoon. er, Winslaw. Congleten,Neweestle, Weisel mid new fear inside poet-coach, every aft-r -ush sae night en the road. mo i robberhaus post-coach, called the " Nelson, ay imaa " MI.. LlescU, Northumb. Howden and Doncaster post- Mg s l a v b a rti re i:att i te the e t t' as ross lioly lad zieMsrlurtettc-polaaczeHvull. y Boskno„ Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton snot liontingdon loyal Mall Coach, *very evening ; to Spilsby, Loath, firiamby and Hell, afternoon at a quarter before six. Kendal. Lancaster, Prestos Kirhy-Lonsdate, Bolton, Morley, Oneskirk, and Garstang pust-coaehes, every af ltraooll. Liverpool, Warrie.gton, Kontsford. Stoma, %Afford, and Litchfield new Richt four inside post-coach, (only one night cane road.) every evening at five o'clock, to the Saracen's Hsu Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool, next evening. Muliborough and Swindon sew four inside coach. throat* t.ebourn. Reading, lAmbourn,Purton, Lydington. Peony, 'Numb Basset, Ramsbury, Iluogerford, Newbury sod Naittertheed every morning. litidatowlh, Welsal. Shrewsbury, Salop, and Ilolyhead Lie inside coach, every evening. Carlisle, Peurith, and Wlsitehaven Post-Coach : roes vith Sir horses end a guard al; the way ; passes through Broach. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, llosoerhhoidee. Wetherhy. Anerford, Ferrybridge, New- Iti. DOUASief ,Gra Llb SW, Si alli ford, Bantry, Greethem and Sidon; stts out every morning, end perfor:r.s the jur e; with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the ned by business, or tite , .shre, hare the peenliar advantrige or ihrir seats being w-etirel in the next coalh , Tokelau awl Edmonton coaches, daily at eleven, half ?c two, five and eight. ' Someday& Stechioin and Term Coach every morning, to teller!, Ina, Sunderland. Riralegham post-coach. sets oat every afternoon at three Hui, carrying four inside only. and passes through Wars vd. Leamington, Southern and Daveotry, to the Saracen% ihnt,Bull-street, Birmingham, next morning at half-past *Tea. SCOTT'S New-invented IMPERIAL BLUE • INK.—Merchants, Rankers, Public Oilers. Solid-' ors, and the Public In general, will Sind this Colour stw-, riot to the Black Inks now in use : It flows free from the pea will not get thick, keeps its colour, dries quick. and hoods only a trial to convince the public, of its superiority. Price ed. and Is. the bottle.—Manufactured and WA, whole- Phi suit retail. sad for osportstion. by GEORGE sccrrr, Water-colour prepare? loth* Royal Family. No. 417, Strand, opposite the Adelphi (established 44 years.) To prevent eounterteits, each bottle is moved on the side, and sealed on the cork (Scott, 417 Strand.) Like vise his Fashionable Dyes for Silk Stockings, to.; Pink Dye Is. and Is. lid.; Lilac Bloom Dye, Is. and 9s. 64.; Rorke.. flys, Is. Id. beautiful True Blue Dye, is. and upwards; W is Cakes, durable Marking Ink, risk Sutlers, 'Re eiter, Sett unwise's. Indian Glue, and variattiother goods. (nuts)! O 0 wiqbeften 14 0 10 0 Wskefleld S E 0 I O 0 Winchester .. 2 0 0 1 ..12. 0 0 London, and its si- daily .. ..263 14 9 £484 3 8 Jurnsics(lsland of) 2 0 0 Leeds ..30 II n Liverpool . 0 0 Lynn (Norfolk) .. I 0 0 Mseeles6eld .. I 0 0 Suhceriptions received by the Committee, et No. 6. Water lane. Fleet-street, London; by Mr. J. /Meek, 49, Gress market, Edinburgh; by Mr. James Wheeler. 3. Ituri:e. !inare. Oldham-rend, Manchester; by Mr. K. W. Dyerley, Brunswick-street. iVater-lane, Leeds; and by Mr. Carli:e (through the Post) in Dorchester Gael. This Day wss pubiN•eii, in Three large Volumes. Svo. illus trated with Nisps and Platea, Price 2t. 2s. IiZ n ITATISTICAL ACCOUNT of UPPER CANADA, compiled, with a View to a grand System of Emigration, le connexion with a Reform of the Poor Laws. By ROBERT GOCILLIT. " Thy spirit. Tndependt are, let me share, Lord of the Lion-heart, and Eagle-eye." Pritned for W. Sitnpkiu and R. Marshall, Stationers'-ball- Court,Ludgate-street. This day was publishes!. in one vol. Svo. with a tine Portrait of the Author, price 12s. hoards, N A POLO I: Y for the LIFE of COLLEY CIBEER, Comedian, containing an ilistoriral View, of the Stage in his own time, with copious Accounts of the Actors and Theatrical Events. with which he was connected, at its most interesting era. Enlarged by about two Unwire.] Notes, upon the lliography, Criticism, Narrative, and Anecdote of the Author, and furnished exclusively with a Preface and to index. _ _ ______ _ _ Intk,Stsrimronzh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New- FAinhargh, new post cosch, with a guard ihmerttost seta out esery morning by way of Newark. RentA, o , ,neßgter, Farr) bridge, Tadcaster, Darlington, N ertWieTtor, Durham, Morpeth, snd Rerwick. Passengers Win; theatelves resigned on the journey, may rest shot tint theyplease, and then proceed on without any ad ditioml fire. ity nomuvn RRLLCRAMBERS. Printed for W. SI npkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Mil-court, Ludgat-street. Rish has already Shared and Soli: TwF.NTY-TIIREE Ca pitals in the present Lottery. ALL MUST RP DRAWN AST AND ONLY DAY, NEXT TUEADAY WEEK, The 234 of APRIL, of the Oid Stale Lattery Offices, 4, T• and V. (.Tharin.:-Cross, Lordon, calls the attention of his be.t Friends. the Pohl:c, to the present Rich State of the Wh..”l. which contains rit "Rockingham," Leeds light post mach, sets out every afternooon at four ; and passes through Baldock, alttleswade, Eaton, Silton, Greetharn, Grantham, Bawtry, to ford, Markham Moor, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferryhridge, tothe Golden Lien. Leeds, next afternoon. The "Union," Southampton, Lymington, Winchester, R•dogstoke, Itartford.bridge, Dlackwater, and Bag tut kw four inside coach, every morning at eight ; *Mei at the Coach and Horses, Southampton, by tre This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of .rht. Jer,-y, Guernsey, St. Melon, Havre de Grace, tkerlisrg, de. TWO PRIZES OF .1:20.014! And 20 other Capitals of 1.0101., &r. &c., ell of which Must he drawn on TUESDAY, the 23d instant, whew the Lot tery will entirety fiakh. Th-kets and Shares, warranted indrawn, are on Sale at Offices In I ondon, and by his agents le t►e isountry. Every Ticket —Every Share—Every t'apital—aad emery other Priz• must be drawn NCXT TtISIDAY WEEK. ne proprietors of the shove coac hoe to receive • n- trltriv e of that support which Alta h i ther t o been experie nc ed 'tethe commencement of the " Union." No racing with kir teach!!. FOR WORMS. FITS, PAINS IN TILE STOMAt 11, ie. 4,llWitAsS are the rouse of many internal 'Me- V tions. which vary so cinch in their effects that they let y be mistaken by the most eminent physician, and prov., e qually fetal to the constitutions of adults and editiren ; though the lid ler ex:„,sivpiy suttee from their destruc tive ravages. more usual sy.cptoms •rre fits, po!ns in the stomach, and head. loss of •ppelite, and pole, lam. geld. and emaciated appearance in the patient. The extra orlinary effica..y of (MING'S I'ATEN'r WOR,NI zim, E in all sa..h complaints, es well as obstructions in the bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleatr'ng phy s ic is required. is so universally known, and has b-en by rff many persons of distinction and ra n% in society. that It is me. necessary their roctdior airbus. here to enlarge on s a id in boil S tit IS. I id. aid Is. Pi. by Butler's, Che mists, No. 4. Chespstde„ St. Pod's, and WO. Regent-street, (near the ArgOe Routes.) London; iO, Waterloo-place, Edi n her4lt. slid 34. Sari:elite-street, Dublin; and by the Iprincipal Meti•cine Vendors turougboet the United kingdom. wetland Bristol flying post couches, through Chlppen• ° la. Caine, and Marlborough, Newebury and Reading, t'lllafternoon, at one arrive at Mr. May's, the Grey ham Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas -street, Ind Setuliristol, next morning. rhe "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one "•ntt cm the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one; t'r Tel at Liverpool nest afternoon at seven, through Wo- Lathbury, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, '''Wey.Atherstone. Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle. Knots ft.rd Warrington, and Preacot. ihr ewshory,lVellington, and Shi Coal post coach, every If.'rroon. Guarded. Tht unr on," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandford. SAPS' rm Andover, Overton. Basingstok e . Hartford-bridge, tkester,ll.llßagshot, new post coach, every Wednes far sad Saturday afternoon. wultte sr" Limpet and Packages to Leeds, Doncaster, Ferry , at est); two-pence per Ih. h.S.A. MOUNTAIN an d CO. respectfully acquaint their e eds sad th e P u bli c, t h at t h ey wi:l not be eccount ! • for any Parcels, Passengers' Is gLk. riti•..rs. Plate, te.o ltnore than Five Peonds value, If lost. st o l en , or J 0 1'54, l ' 54, ordeal entered as such. au I the ins.wance paid fo ,t ' r d; l3 glL tithe Seamen's Hoed Loy Snow-h:11, London. Al 'RAWL PRICE OP CORN IN ENOLAND AND WAIDPA. Wheat. 13s. till.—ltye. lls. 213.13t1.—0ata. Ms. Id.—ltarley, IS% 111 The Average Pike of Mown or Ninermad, Sugar, com puted from the Return' made in the Week ending the kith day of April, 1534, is ais. Tid. per cart. rGHrs GAZETTI. WI.ITIRALL, APRIL 10. " Xilltlooll4.9l3lMood to conritate cad Right Hon. Rat HRA4Millatfon. K. T. to be ble High Commissioner*, the General Assembly alb, of Scotland. • CROWS, OPTICS, APRIL 13. lI . STOZNIIR TO saliva tlr snle PRRAINT PRAMILI. . . Bonito of Dartsiouth—Tbe Moe. J. M. • kiamkbe this room of b. M. Motet% Esq. who has amsgthillid Milken Hundreds. • nit WAR•01111C1., APRIL 1!. iosi Regiment of Life Guards—James (Cutithect,Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lintenait, by parebase, vice Lord F. Conyogbars, promoted in the oth Light Dragoons. Royal Regiment of Hone Guards—Liesit. Lord W. r. Lennox to be Captain, by purchase, vies Villiers, with re tires.—Covet 8. Rotchkth to be Lint. by purthase, vies Lord W. P. Lenses. . . M Regiment of Drums* enardal—Major if oda, from the 93d Pout, to be Major, vise Bries, who exchanges. 4th ditto--Cornst W. H. L. Brook. from half-pay 19th Light Dragoons. lobe Cornet, Tice G. Page, who eithaages, receiving the differeece. 7th ditto—Lint. R. Fverard, from half-pay of the Regt., to be Lieut., vice H. Cure, who exchanges, receiving the dif f erence. Ist Regt. of Dragoons—Hon. H. T. Leeson to be Come. by purchase, vice Knatchball, promoted in the let Dragaim F.• • . Guards. • 2d ditto—lint. W. Sturges to be Capt, by parches*, sin James, who retires—Cornet W. H. Chem to be Lieut, by purchase, vice Sturges—W. Hall, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Orem. 18th Regt. of Light Dragoons,—Rowland Uowin, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Scarlett, promoted is the 9th Light Dragoons. Ist or Grenadier Regt. of Poo: Guards—Lieut. D. Came ron to be Lieut. and Captain by ruches..., vice Honour able [teary Vernon, who retires—Honourable, James St. , • Clair to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ca- 1 ' '~ ' .« - . meron. 4th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant R. Gregg to be Ad jutant, vice Kelly, appointed Quartermaster. —Ensign and 4djutaut Edward Kelly to be Quartermaster, vice Mullaly, deceased. oth Ditto—Brevet Colonel Mark Napier, from hoif-pay 00th Foot, to be Lieutenat-Col., vice Archibald Camphetl, Alto exchanges. 9th ditto—Assistant-Surgeon George Scott, M.D. from half-pay 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant Bar- • geon. vice W. Steele, who exchages. 13th dito—Captaln G. Aitken, from half-pay 21st Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice T. Fenton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 16th ditto—Lieut. F. Hope, from half-pay ma Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice A. Barneston; who exchanges, receiving the difference. '4oth ditto—Ensign Edward Ireland Clay:mid to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Kyle, prometed.—Peter Perci val Brehant, Gent.-to be Ensign, by purchase, lice Clay field. 40'h Regiment of Root—Lieutenant Molinenx Dalrymple, from hilf-pay, 2d West India Regiment, to isa Lieutenant, vice J. Mill who exchauges. receiving the differeace. .51st ditto—Lieutenant J. S. Powell to be Capt., by pur chase. vice Minchin, wherredres. bith ditte---Lielt. A:, Burnett to be Captain, by purohase, Vice Emelt, who retires. .6:ith•diste—Lient. J. S. Keating, from half-pay Ist Dra- ' goons. to be Lieutenant, vice A. W. Wirn:icgr, who extbassgrs, - receiving the difference: Stith ditto—Lieut. W. Firebraee to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Montgomery. who retires—Ensign J. Seylnour to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Firebrace—lion. R. Peter, to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Seymour, promoted. (ign ditto—Lieut. J. Godfree to be Captain, by purchase, vice Eaton, who retires. list ditto—Lieut. A. W. Dashworid, from half-pay itth Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant, vice C. Lewin, who ex changes, receiving the difference. Std ditto—J. S. Gore. Geist. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Charleton, who retires. 66th ditto—Lieut. M. R. Grey, from half-pay of the 334 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice D. Maclean, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 9lst ditto—Cornet O. St. John Fancourt, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Farmer, promoted to the 7111 Dragoon Guards. 93,1 ditto—Major-Gen. T. Brice, from the 3d Dragoon Guards ' to he Major, vice Martin, %Ito exchanges. Ride Brigade—First I.ieut. C. L. Boileau, from,half-pay of the Regiment, to be First Lieutenant, vice T. F. Uniaci.e, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Capt. W. Appleton, from the late fstb Royal Veteran Battalion, to he . aptaln—Licut. J. R. S. Longworth, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hann, whose appoiattuent has not taken place. , 23 Roysl Veteran Battalion—Ensign H. Mair, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. gd Royal Veteran Battalion—Capt. C. Douglas, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain—liel.t. S. Ireland, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Drewe, whose appoiatmeut has out taken place. Royal Veteran Battalions—Paymaster G. Honnsom, from half-pay 4th Ito) al Vete, an Rattailon, to be Paymaster of a Veteran Battalion. A. Veteran Company—Brevet Major A. D'Alton, from the finttli Foot, to 6e raptain—Lieut. S. fleeces, ttain trfe late, 10th Roy - al Veteran. to be Litutenant —Ensign J. Wall.ve, from the late &It Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. ERlV•ET—Lietit.-Cui. Hon. H. li. Lygon, of the tat Lire Guards, to be Colonel in the Army—Major Lord J. I'. H. Somerset. on half-pay Watteville's Regiment to be Lieu:, Colonel in the Army. The undermentioned Officers of the lion. the East India Compady's Service to have the temporary rank of Captain in the Army ;—Captain J. Macfarlane while employed as Adjutant of the Company's Depot at Clinthem—Cal hie J. Paterson white employed upon the Recruiting Srrv:ce foe the Company. 217 A Dlill.l.R. BAIL— nRAND MASQUE4SPR, at the EIItHPS THE- MR. li' ng's Theatre. Opera !loose. %.X ATRE, on THUNZI.? t Y NEXT. April 13th. al Is no 'eine end Dramatic pieces.) Tickets, Doetiooth Masks, Fancy and k llearecter Dresser. street. Ad id Quadrille (being hit fl7th - **caption, to be let by the Evening , at HUDDEN ti-eati__ .. .. - - -- _ apyri 0.... frt. tist Ma4to. sad s. New Music, Stationery, Theatrical and Masqn•r• The Mood .ott. IS.—To be op at ado 'reboil*. 33. St.Jewsee-street. had et Tit i Hiss fr.ilman, ott* of his A toodatlon for Dressing. and 'miry facility afforded n" !apposed by Mr. Wilson.— b ut eih ing to , and returniag from the tatimaerads, eget- Tin 7' Ihe repeated (byintrticaler t e will be given all el ht. ... . The Reps Mlles. composed Sy him for and Co. here not race ray Noses or Ifalf.Faces Trials oi. 1 'ed. entitled " Lot ilaienns pram the Continent, beelbey e Pate Pip' Faces, Reason dm . I Chewers ;" also. the a- Carebexpressly for the ones a. 'N. 11.11 km 13 young Ladles, his its, may now ol letters of the work . ' Va- v ifiropTrwr or Pie, .raue vrEWS, the wary m t qnstdrittes, and a gide .1.4 a MST.. l iftmen*, Wilt r variety ofVigares. The Dist co, also of his own cow that as word fit tire. The Det.rnip psalms ob eenet i to had at the above Roo - , lad the Musical. MAGIC TAIIPILA,11011• the F l a w, Academy for Dannins4 Ale, ami Plays near Fifty different Tunes by I v . B. This day and notnrday evenlAph• Ord of Command. at the VENETIAN ROOMS, 183, Pis- py-street ;at hh Neribero mutiny, opposite the Albany. every Day from Eleven in the rata. " and at his residence and Morning, tilt S/he In the Eventag.—Admittance One Shit- Stint re any of his works may be Ilse: and orrery Evening (lietordity Evening exceptpd) et ; i t s may be known. • Eitt h keelmt. had heithes'et a quarter past. preelsely, • i on , Grand Displey of Pieta se Views, the surprising effect c ha by MONSIEUR P. LE- *fitteßsont4lll4; wills °nastiest Mechanical Figures. Th„l...e ,r N Paris. and Members of tille (arts. .a. ill an natural r. al ones.. A , nnta ' nl y' f , .ad 4, Greek-Street, Soho, a Al' Ma. ' Me • 'itched Wilt( I. • Wreeketl. &c. de. - the much admired Mumma Ansmasmak n m i d . .N o. lee, tumid the From* law. Pisa WOG r- , s the largest and molt =Parlor to say *verb , - th e neer 1 osterica. and latteriy in Eng- fore exhibited. Also the Prtokrisnattnittn, to concityte l*. 1 , with the grand representation of she Sudeten of Moscow, tying uniformlv attended his y. al , taco to h e nna m a F r i e nds when entered by the AdrancedOuard of *errand) Army.— Royal cola times to teat & u p on a pla n Front Seats. 3m.; Back Seats, to.; Children at Twelve ~. ore s above-mentioned. Years lialf- price . —inril e • particulars at the 11,, . In eonseq e, that he can nit' the most his chiiities. and t h e „ en ", ip OWIY PRE3IISES.—ra LET. spiriow a Groat end tel'i'±_tYetht) B AN K RUPT S. 1. Piekersgill, Wood-street, Spi , allields, hirer, to surrender April 241, 27, May 14, at Basinghall s:r.is-t. Attorney , r. James, Buciaersbury, tleapside. T. and Rli . Ab"Lts, Sinner-street, whe-mereaants, April 10. so, May xs. at Hasingliall-street. Atturuey, Mr. lies.:l4 lit. King 's -Beach - Walk, Temple. • Croston, Westlsoughton, Lancashire, otantenctarer, May 6.8. 24, at the Eagle and Child lin 1, witnio Witraa, Lancashire. Attorne)s, Mr. Norris, John-stere, Bedfur.:- row ; and MeNsrs. Rattsrshy and [Mucks. Wigan. Divids..n and A. Usrnett, Liverpool, merchants. Aprh 80, SO, May 93 at the George 0:1:e-street, Li verpool. Attorneys, Mr. Crump, Liverpool; and Mr. Bat tye, Cho - leery-lane E. Corbett. Liverpool, common-brewer, May 0, 10, 23, at Cie Bridge Inn, Little Bolton Lamcast.ire. Atioruay,, Messrs. Boardman and hlzrn, Bolton; and Messrs. Ad lin4ton. Gregor , : and Faulkner, Belford-raw. ti. ZoaUeo , West Teignutouth, Devonshire, rope-maker, April tile. 21. May 2:1, at the Public Itc:otn , , East Teiia mouth. Alorne 5, Mr. (lore, I, Serie-street, Lincola's- Inn-Fields ; and .Ir. "tartlet!. Teignmouth. P. quirk, the younger, Live , pool, corn-merchant, Aprll 9), 30, May 0, at the star and Garter Tavern, Parn.iise street, I.iierpool. Anorneys. Mr. blawdiley, Dorna's- Igne, Imrd-strect ; and Mr. Wareler, SS, turtle-at. et, liolborn. _ _ . AI. n son, . Sebright-place, Use:nay-road, plumber, Arril May lb, ~t . sm;iialt-strert. Attotary , Alt. rNurtou, Si. Old Broad-s:r,,t, Had:cry-road. G. Id,xtha u, taa3lc:-mariner, Aprli 23, 80, May 25, at NITATEIt PROOF BEAVER HATS !!!---By V R,yal Letters Patent, granted January, 1340, supe rior in quality, colour, shape, and durability to any hi therto offered to the patronage of Gentlemen ; priee2ls. and :Sits.; to be bad only at ROBERT FR kNKS's, Watt.no von.:l Just, the corner of Red Cross-street, Barbican. R. FRANKS continues to manufacture his much improved SILK and BEAVER HATS, the qualities and shapes of which are aneqoalicd. They are made on oral frames, that entirely prevent disagreeable pressure to the head, which Is so frequrntly occasioned by the wearing of a round Hat. The colour is of the most brilliant black, which no climate will injure. Tney do not spot with rain ; price 145., Ms.. itie. Gentlemen writing from the country are requested t send the circumference of their hat over the band in inches. All letters are requested to be post paid. CAUTION.—Every Hat will be stamped on the silk lining, " Robert Franks, Patentee, London." r 1 i.lo the NOBILITY, GEN FRY, and OFFICERS much accustomed to Travelling.—S. PRATT, No. 47, New Rood-street, begs to Inform the Nobility and Gen try, that he Is the INVENTOR, PATENTEE, and only MANUFACTURER la London of SOLID LEATHER WARDROBE TRUNKS withoot Paper, which have given end ere now giving such universal satisfaction, not only in England, but throughort the Continent; one superior advan tage is, each article of Dress is kept separate, sad packed and unpacked with ease and expedition, and by toeing made of real solid leather, claims a preference to all others. S. P. is likewise Manufacturer of IMPERIALS and CARRIAGE TRUNKS of every description, which he has had the plea sure of supplying for the last fourteen years, for the extensive concern of Messrs. Colingridge and Co., Coachmakers. of Li quorpond-street ; but those Gentlemen having behaved in the mostilliheral manner, notwithstanding the universal satisfac tion he gave to their highly respectable connection, lie is de termined to supply the Gentry at the same price he charged the shove dna, and to et them complete with Patent Chain, Jack and Brace, &c. by which arrangement, Gentlemen who honour him with their commands, will effect a saving of nearly one-half, and doubts not but lie shall secure a continuance of their favours, by a careful attention to all their orders.— S. P. is Patentee of the much esteemed SELF-RETAINING DUST BROOM, for sweeping rooms richly furnished, as it prevents the dust from rising,hy instantly conveying It away. To be had only at his Camp Equipage and Portable Brass Bedstead Manalactory, 47. New Rood-street. oppositeGros venor-street.—Canteens, Bullock Trunks, dec. for the East and West ladies. TOHN BURGESS and SON, heing apprised of the RP numerous endeavours made by many persons to Im ' pose a spurious article for their make, feel it ineumhent upon them to request the attention of the Public in purchase lug what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name and the address corresponds with the above :—the ge neral appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for their detection, J. B. nod Sox anb mit the following cautions:—some are in appearance at Grit sight " The'Oenuine," hut without any name or address : some " flunness's Essence of Anchovies :"—others, " Bun ciss's--end many more without address. JOHN BURGESS and sON having been many years honoured with such distingtdshel approbation. feel every sentiment of respect towards the puthic, and earnestly so licit them to inspect the Labels pret ions to purchasing what they conceive to ho of their make. which they hope will pre vent many disappointments. BURG EAS'S NEW S %UCE, for general purposes. hav ing given such great satisfaction, cualinues to lie prepared by them. and is recommended as n most useful and conve nient Sauce. Will keep good in all ellitsates. Warehouse. Utz, Svaaso,corneroftlieSavoy-steps,London. (THE ORIGINAL VISH•MACCE WAREHOUIv..) Published this day, prieu Ss. 6J. byo. A PRAC't ICAL TRE . AT . ISE on Nervous, Bilious and Inflammatory Affections. with a new Method of coring titrietures without the use of Bougie or Caustic, with an Appendix on the Diseases of Women and Children. To be had of the Author, J. LYNCH, 4t, Duke-street. St. James's. rm:" T " k wl P fir • . A * 9* . *Pr ' • • • .-P , . ~~ N • i r. •i AY'r - P