The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-25 00:00:00

'"4• • 11, RAJ Aelkirir nlE 4l 7 llB * doing. The last Ititsere'llotz -- lie' forcesn ! ti n , t _ e " „ F ey r Caruivello, an Italian filter*, ms The.• • , - - Imisktew., _ appeinted a would-het . ould . a -het . Mina to gee(' ,- T ddeeeleur •f Fashion, exhibited once more last pnet it night, for the diversion of the mob, said the benefit of Mrs. Casette. Conceivial sill that this person has . atal l h . . 41 . . sy _ he , • done,or can do,to berlegie ing,offensiee,andebsurd, tilitfnee• 1 "sill bo - -"doll so far as concerns himself, we will not &mist that even to the Public f , if h l_ d ci . o *no: ln take, his offence may be turned into use of some kind. A recurresicee suct_ , t 'star well risen "II seed* th l e a is e i r r 4 1 .7:1 P Z of monkey shown for charity is a monkey still ebut some good is wrought by even this display of degraded he -is no i" Ebel luny, ism # ...Weed' was the 1 .compia . e end mimicked humanity .' How far Mr. C.OATlat'ai use . Con consisted in hissing desired genuine nature may have hitherto escaped . persever ing foolery sent to . Waters. The, copy. wakarts and how far this perpetual and may riot beip us to bring back to hi s ori g inal rank in he understood, had etpressed himself the stale of being, a creature whose preteneienis to as he hid obtained ,- back - tile I,' manhood assist simply in walking on two legs Taelor, it will teat, had as magi then oe- four, may be. the employment .o ledge of the iitif-1, 11 ,,,1kne midi ; eerily in this Islieseich, he en future investigation; but if rile monkey, is / tureed out before the people fur their express derision, the taken. Hi" Lord,shigeweeld• ,- price which they pay for laughing a t this grotesque when the hest evidence urts,desti od . t4 and unconscious imitator, is convertible to ad- ant, the Court ro the ? vaotageous purposes; and the utter shame of- a ils room. thing like Mr. COATIS, may be of imp ortance seetiee The copy of the %Itet wits to -same decent and rational person. Last night letter sent to Mr: waters. this jocose trngedian wandered through the same Mr. SCA KLETT fool( some legel labyrinth of tedious folly as on the former ones,— mode of proof, but they were v , was hissed and applauded, and yelled at and buzzaetl, took a n objection telies record, , —and roared on and roared o ff ,—and entreated to die the libel hisintliiti , Z ; stet Le Calnea 'twice, or if he pleased;a dozen times,—and honoured ifetottiously settitigi its to fhb' 10.4 p by a chorus of contemptuous signals of admiration as by law it .eats net a felonillit` imao* which commenlealings would have sunk, an d ( :to a theatre; it was, Ils, fade widish common sense wool& have at once construed :-meanour. ' " * ' into the last contumely that could be felt or offered : After some fert)jtee e j lesereetleps but this happy . creature, safe in his irrationality still ROUGH said,' ilitit he Wool & allele the enjoyed himself and indulged them,--still grinned served for AVOW! ; list if Vie tr oleo thee ttnefacte . 'hid beett While ' and fond l ed, with many a hideous grimace—made love allow such bb eon to stand seldithe awkward ardour of a true baboon ,-- and ifo ' Inlehed his career by dying with brutal insensibility.; o . o * . ' ' • ' • To those of the audience oa whom the presumption: The Jury totted the Defendent grow, that ibis West Indian performer was nothing : dwelt on by Mr. Taylor hefts more than an ourang-outang tcaioed to a few human ' argument. •, . tricks, there was -nothing but amusement in the ex- --........ hibition. The fright and disgust were reserved for COURV.OIe COSI MAN 1 those who, not being able to shake off the prejudice ' COOPER V. GIBBON AN that the unhappy object before them was really This was in •action fbr Ml.' -the ._ ,a, human, were to be scared with the view of that humi- . pipe of wine, purchased teem the Plaintiff, erideii liation to which madness and idiocy may have the : the following circumstances :—Mr. Cooper, Who is power of reducing men. Yet little as the combined ! wine -merchant, in Wormwood-steveti ; during th. sneers of thousands have effect open the toughness of : year 1812, received a letter from R.dberton, thank., Mr. CoaTeils sensibilities, they still can be ruffled ; ing him for his kind note, and statiniwthat his part.: and in the' scene with Horatio, the Amateur ofluer had beenliiapkoitited is seeing him, according . Fashion cobreired it his dutylo show how gracefully Ito appointeskl.tmit concluded in the followiteit be could step beyond his author. Not contented tolivords :—"- Will iod send us a pipe of our gamine quarrel with the Poet's Horatio, he proceeded to' gOed wine, al Soon as convenient ?" The delivery quariel with his representative; and after some of the wine was proved.• . movements of displeasure out of the hearing- of 'lt was endeavoured to be. maintained, in thedoel Lieetenant James Stuart, from the 74st foot. Dated Feb. Ito the audience, both _parties came forward to urge fence, that Roberto's, WIIP was since dead, hari:pri., - isle. i , •• . their claims . to favour. Both voices were drowned , chased the wine solely ois his own account. • .„ ~- •Essegn Perry, feom the ePth Foot. *Dated reb.18,1813. at once in thunders of applause and ridicule . , The jury •Immediately found- a verdict 19 . 0 Ike' . , Ta;be CaPittici§ of Cliastlei.-1 • .1 Captains Am. Sheriton, from the Foot-Wm. Mosoo, 1 Horatio, . however,. as the more able-bodied, ! Plaintiff. . ' .._. -• front the 22t1 Foot-4. Nimble, front the SettiFoot-Vinsuk . I pushed on more boldly, and told the audience . • . e .: 1 141 ' 144 * from the 61st Feet-Jaws AV Intr, from the 71st • • • Foot-Jaraes Pokter, from' the llth Foot - 4 m. Baird, from that he had merely come to perform as Mr. IVLICE. .. .. the 11th Foot-B:Petrefoy, firm the 4fitk Foot-A Goorlay, COATES had done, and protested that it. meant th -...0... at m • tro the 13d Foot-8.. Hicires, foss the 61st Foot. Dated" . . . Gentleman no offence. What the offence was, the B o W-STRRET. F OROS:KT.—Y esterday Robert • as above. • Trebe Lieottwints, „ . . • 1 audience neither cared nor stopped to enquire. • Ids:'4 enme n, a well knew', Character, underwent au ee. Lieutenants F. Blies-stria, from tiie 60th Foot -Donald Ross • Coates, who had during this, remained in the rears aminatibn before Mr. Neap; charged with commit- ftom' the '7lst Foot-John DI unteti '. front the Ad Foot-H; ' leaning with the grace of an antique hero against one t* f 't the - ' of 1 Richardion, from the "ed Foot-Hi Phillips , from the 4itli ing a ergery, o amount lO9Ol. upon the Fout- lames Ediar,frota lie Ala incit-Petsr wefts &oft Of the side pillars now advanced ! but seeing the house of sir Itichaitt Carr Glynn and Co. Bankers, ' , 16.. the vOtk Foot. ~Da Ham{ ve. ":. .. ..._... 1 waste of oratory which his predecessor had-incurred by forging thename of 1 Jr. Trower, a stock-broker. w -rter-Mallte r- ' lohn - ft " b ib ! 4 ‘ , 1.14. IMICII Mk by attacking in front, he varied the.maienuero, and Th e c i rcums ta n c es by w hich it w as eff e cted, f orm a ea.leL e 'reoass.Clarit goer i*Slst Foot • Scott, f occupied the flanks—marched with theinost dextrous die Ilth. M 4-4: Yates, fron the 45tb . Foot - k, Yeitek, I part-of a very deep, and no doubt, long concerted alternation from stage-box to stage-boa--madep aled as above. Sib Fout- Jobs plan. It is sup p osed that some of the Prisoner's f i s t u a'r n r th ri T h • r17. 1-W, itrrtlis good his cause there—and consummated his con- connections employed Mr. Trower to buy Rini sell Troup Q . lia' rt.- ni t:M t :Aster D. Wood , ol from the Id blive. Dragoon Guards. ! quest by a few bows to the centre. The shout during stock for them, by whichthey /4ted "°' •• ' - • ' ' em, means got th oroughly Ws scene was incessant. After the play, Troop Quhrter-Illester Li ttle , from the 14th Light Dragoons. conversant with his hand-writing. They also pro. Dated es above. • • ult play k might be re I'd, t h at play was none cured a book of checks from the same house. The Tracy Quarter. Mailer s e-- Williams, from the 14th Light Bra " Distiogniebebk hi body, Joint, lir limb:" Prisoner took a lodging in Francis-street, there is no ' gu sto . Dated as aw e. t• • ....• be Edsigns. {let Amateur came forward with an Address. This dnubt, for the purpose of facilitasing the uttering of Se east-Mahn — Wood, from. the 7th Foot-- Few • moment consisted of about six lines, but those were the above check. A young man, who advertised cett h f e r , o i mtr o th tb F e ent.•_Dared as above. laitiFeett Dated Jannary 25,1813. comprehensive. They displayed the teuderness of the for a place, had his advertisement answered, .....:-,f, B a h , °L friso.theeth Foot. Dated as shove. British fair, his own tenderness in playing-for the! a. d was engaged as his servant. He was seat With Qearter•Slaster-Heribilie--- Knight, from the 61st Foot. - widow and orphan (his former friends, the Issaveßes- the check Dated as aim , which was' p aid in two 10001. Bank."' ' - . Striennt-Major —i- esisrt, from the 95th Foot. Dated as sians,have in someway or other, we suppose, incurred notes, aud small notes; and he went as directed by biotite. • '`l "" 1 - • his displeasure as they have been lately omitted in his the Prisoner to the Bank to get them exchanged; serkair lt• Smith, ritt t a stream Guards- c°" - :': ?torches', from the 9th panegyric), and ' the supereminent glory of those wh o : after which, he t o iii the notes to bloorgate Coffee. Wist-; 1 . 1 1 1be Sti , from thee rot. Dated as above. do such things as he was then doing. The sympathy I house, to meet the' risoner i s directed. but he was Qeerter4 4 aster.fierjeant Wm. pay, from the 28th i • Foot. of his hearers weds not to be satisfied with a single re e ; not there. He found ) however, e letter from thoi Dated as above. pci , i , ' a ',mtoo, citation of this delicate piece of self-abasement,. an d ; Prisoner, directing him to go to another place, where sth Battalion of the Liaelerjeant Bernard Croon to be Ensign. they called. loudly for an encore: but they m i g h t :he also' did not attend; but at length met him ini qated Feb. 10,1811 ' . . cat:, and no spirit answer them : the 66 dtMOll Warwick-court, Holborn, where the man delivered' iir a ttt i Charles l W 1 31;to be Ensign, vice Koncham, prompted., was in the deep," and would rise no more that to him the notes in the public court. The Prisoner' tte Ditto, Sergeant Fred, Beitendler to be Ensign, vice Lang. night. The clamour continued in great vigour and did not return again to his !edgings in Fraticis-streeN p i r ;lir , °" swt:A Dated ae?' V a lise Ist Batt:dies Light variety for some time longer, to the great inconve - i where he went by the name of Blunt. The servant t Infantry , to ri be Ensign, Vice Rudess, promoted. Dated Feb. nienee of several sailors and footmen , who occasion- i said yesterday he had every reason to believe the : 15 . 1141 . t, - Veteran Battalleo lAeet 'Col Charles Belleville, from the id ally came nut to propitiate the mob by graceful songs, i Prisoner was the same man be had the transaction ,i Battalion of t ' ' • 1 ' Feb.'' he Lim, to be Lieut.-Co onel. Dated } eb. it, and classic acting. At length, a messenger was sent.l with, although he had at that time articles of dress, t 1813. • to i.ifortn them, that Mr. COATE3 had gone • ,home • she. that very much disfigured him: he then wore'a' r , p To be Cersinf 9! COmeantre .. _ and :It length they ceased to call for him; but with i white wig, large green . ,speetaeles, and a eery thick* -atgiii:r e rlirand an ikz e rremik, ( ruin the ist, ISatGUisnor him the interest of the night was dead, and the house , and large great coat. The Prisoner was fully coin- Ceetaie Frederick Bathe., from the Independent Garrison Com • thinned shortly after his disappearance. • , mated to Newgete for t r i a l . •' • " '.. c 1 ptuiy. Dated 'Feb. 12, 1613: . . . Captain Charles Elie% from the 7th Battalion of the We., M ASV/ ERADINO.--14 CreittleMatt Cottipkttied to the. Dared Feb. V 181 S. - I Stiing !'et Meek -- - ‘,reet - ' _kY ;To he'Lieetr - -Liec t =t Frederick Metering, from tke. tight' Feb. 11, la& .- -...5. Seem. 0 - ' lodepeudent Garriotsl e— tr stt' '' c atiduew;l to be e'ant l al _ `'tli; rank - y ,e,apponted Aborough-st._. „lettoidit •"! ....- ._ - against the to'nstable on dnty at Mary-le-bone *Wi . .7.: . . house, OR Monday evening, for refusing to take charge of a manoiccesed of picking pockets at the LIBEL Masquerade,' at the ' Argyll.treorns.' It is generally ?At RING V. TATTOR. , : known, that at such amusements. the masked thief • This was an indictment against Mr. Taylor, the has a fine opportunity- of exercising his talents fox.;, late Manager of the Opera House, for a libel on M plunder.: the depredations on this evening were Com- Le Cables'. : i paratively few r but one man was handed over to the officers in attendance,. as a pickpocket, and from The SoLICITOR.GENERAL opened the case. He * thence to the watch-house, where the Constable of stated that M. Le Cainea was a foreigner, who had the night set him at liberty. A time was appointed! resided in this country.for the last 20 years—who' had been naturalised, and who had married the for farther enquiry into the constable's misconduct: daughter of a respectable Baronet.- The Defendant The offender was dem ibed, as being in company with a was well known to every one that was acquainted set of fellows, dressed in female attire s some of whom with the Opera House proceedings; and that he had, were recognised as being detestable characterli j .and, c . been engagedin,..hroils with almost, every person ; the whole were roughly ltaiwiled. • who had had u any thing to do with the Opera! . Ai. — - . House. Austiegst other persons, Mr. Taylor had ! The Acteopt; Captain Cater s has taken in the Bat. libelled Mr. Waters, the present .Manager of the . tic four Danish vessels, two of them laden with cop- Opera; het with that he had now nothing .to do.— ' per,rfor the use of the ersenal.at Copenhagen. The libel now to be enquired into was nu M.: Last week 'a duel was fought nigh to Battle Bar .Le Cainea, a singer, and was contained in a letter racks, between Capt. Wood, of the 58th regiment,. to Mr. Harrison, the Treasurer of the Opera House, and surgeon O'Connell, of the Dublin Militia.—The sued April 15, 1812; it was to the following parties exchanged three shots without effect s after effi.et :- 44 - I am, indeed, more hurt than surprised .. which the surgeon's pistol refused to give are, gad at the ruffian-like conduct. of Waters last night, the meeting was in consequence adjourned until along with that musical monster,. Le Ceinea. We seven o'clock_lhe next morning, when' both Gentle. must be prepared against such disorder for the .men,agaiii appeared on the ground, and were pr future, or our concerti will be ruined, which seems ceedlng VI take their dista - ce it , when their snow' to be the intention of Waters by introducing that teitered; and brought about an explistatir musicel monster and ruffian, Le La • hoes, to. set fire produced - an wig** adjustment of to the house, which I "mow . him to be capable of femme', .. - • LAW LVTELZidgArbE. lenants -10, Vil . Dragoons.. . reio. 11, Lieutenint Theo. Thalmann, fent& the - _ Company. Dated Feb. 19., 1813. - Lieutenant John 'fatter, from the let Battalion of the Line. Dated Lech. Li, 1313. Lieutetutot .I.ew is wcybe, from the sth battalion of the Line.. ] ,Date) Feb.l4, 1813. To be Ensign—Ensign George Rottman, from the Independent Garrison Company. Dated Feb. 41, •11113. To be Attjutant—Ensign Henry Schaefer, from the 7th Semi= lion of the Line, with the rank of Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 15, 1813. To be Quarter-Master—Resign Henry Bebesen, from the De pot Company. Dated Feb. 151, 1813. hieuroo's Regiment. , • Lieutenant Hypolite Du liourhlauc, from the 60th Foot, to ea Captain ,of a Company, vice Metrou, who retires. Data.' , Feb. 18,71313. Bourbon Regimeat. • • Lieutenant Thomni Patton,_from the lit FMK,* tattieliddis viee (Jordon,_ who eichneges. Dated as above. • MEMORAN CUM. Veterinary Surgeon Fenn, of the 15th Light Dragoons, is superseded. being absent witbontibitve; • Tan it ppoltoments uf -----4-01tritta; fleet.; to be Ensign and Lieutenant in Dillmernegisteat, at sated In the Gazettes of the IGtb February aid 21st May, 1811, have not token place. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 19th inst. • 6th bymkludin Regiment. ." • For Qtutiter-l'ilaster-set, Robert Bell, from the 54th Foot,' to br Quarter-Master site fintyth, steamed. vend"Quar- Ter- Master Set /ends Hebei! Bell, Ws tber 65th Foot, to be Quarter.Alarter, vice Smyth, deceased. . COURT OF KING'S EF.PICII, Asmara Tar, Frs. 24. • ' DIED. ' • • On the Sled last, in the cirrus. -844, IR ~ ;el r", Andre. lildaw of Andmy Avert; tap • '• h t .r ... Oe the 21st kat. he his 19thlyears atiskehltaa,lllrhibadteur-' r•Y• l'inkrY •Baldwisit . ' - • ..,) • i • ti • 1 • ••• • ell Oa Mende. arllgth; '' rel gattylol.:),lte l 4l l 77 esru p e imatiw.ffr'tibit• rel.w.ao ' . ' Oa Wechteseey NW or; ta his' lowa s Itel Calgiiiso after a shift Wow s JeteC s lllllkbio at. . .Wit . .. • , .1114 i'~~'t ;. • ~~ ._., • •:•""- f Y" •• , treatment few **reenter, iota plaint!, whicililhis been manta 0:1 by the es ' periebee of numy yeare in m hiege . anit ex ten‘ive warner ; ten. sihle pia of-the happy 'frets resaltinc to the public tram int. Meal Inert cannel their niteatiati to certain class of diseases, Meant. GOSS a Ca. continue to direct their studies to these disorders arising hens a e•cret destrartive h 441 iiwoosklerate youth, which not only occasions a naireettios train of 'Periwig; af... feet ions, but also entails on it.; votaries ail the entstrititw lathe. cilities of old ate.- In that distressing sloe .ntiletrility or de& cienev, whether the consequence of such haaefaV exise... ! sive drinking, long residenceio hat cl!rnaGes. orsay other cause, by which the powers of the constitution bee.one enfeebled, no regolarly.educared Surgeons t.f Lundon, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy mtorction to snood and vi:toroas health. Whine an early application is made fur the cure of n certain pitorder, frequently yinitmcted In a moment of inebriety, the eradicr,tion is generally completed in the short space at two stays; and In the more advanced nail Inveterate stages of vette , real i nfliction, characterised by ti variety of palatal and dist!". Si rnpionis, a perseverance in their plan (without restraint sin diet or exercise) wiy insure , to the patient a perattuteat and radical cure. T!IL.I2III4eP thr.itrettm4. se fregumtly.ClSllleeted with or arising rim' the above contplaiii, have not ramped their a tt r u. tion; by an isifollible and improved plan. they are enabled to remove otorinate facets and - Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, yy ithout resartine to the lofiviirtil - and dangerous use of the tumor tiougie. Nagy imam' , can be adduced of trey inveterate croes. 9f several year- row romance, having yield edto theft meth d in a few dabs, after the - cite had been at tempted by Aber practiiinoeni , without effect; and such has byes the agressibte reirolt of is potence of Tido teeti >var. , . that .11te mode cfectetstiaesit bars ant is one sineteinstaare env proved "borate /.snot shirk period many thouniw..pers..ns, of h..th `sears, -h;tve experienced the enjoyment- of having . heen per . fectly cured. after severe and injurious methods have been per.: severed in 10 an purpose. Messrs. Gets and ro. exclusively professing the cure of these par- icular comp' :hits, in order that they sway not It, by a misialren few, marked w ilti the ot,loquy as justly attached to the ignorant em; irie, think it but just!' e to them-elves at state, that they hate been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the pr. fes-ion (certificates of which, from diffient Hospitals, mid testimonials from the mist eminent Physicians, they have to convince :my enquirer) that the success resulting from their endeavours first Unlaced them to quit the pr..ctire of the gement' Practitioner, and they presume that their pre temions constitine it fair ground for the unprecedented s one deoce wish which they have, by the Public, been sit honoured. Pik be consulted at their house daily (persistuilly, or by let ter) by Patients, of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and at tention. Patients is the country ore requested to stale the particulars of their case, age, and manlier of living. enclosing a Batik-ante for advice and medicines; sod the same will be forwarded to any part Of the Kingdom. GOSS and CO. Burgeons, No. 13, Beeveriretreet, Fleet. street. MESSRS. CURItIF., and Co. Surgeons, late is his btaiesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove is single instanter where their Medicine nod Method of Care have fulled of the desired erect. The practice of man! years in this particular Wantland their profession has nut riven rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct tl,eit studies to the treatment and core of VENP.It HAL COM PLAINTS, end Mid derangement of the system, which is the consequenve.of the pernitious mid wasteful (Ter* of a Warn lone mid mast unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In Moline It will Zito found to be the unfailing unfree of llarrenne4; the other have its .ravages funnily developed In them by n dis tressing-stets of debility, which, if not tritely remedied, (ermi ne** io Impotence. These are its remote and obit:tote etlects; while conntruptitina, loss of MtlScnlnr power, anti renew ner vous com Plaints, i t ,•ially chrtractertie• the earliest stages of this solitary. mitre of persons latigUishing tinder disorders incident to 'such rt:habit, their irentinent fssittilib., and hic4htrer proved as. suocessiel - in course of a long,. toiletries*, and reach extended practice. to she MOP, ofistinateand complicated cases of Ve nereal infection, such es nintrned-ow to Me'erethra, 'podgy ea trescenres, herd tumours,' cations ulcers, eniptieesoemintil weakness, glee's, as also STRICTURIRS, whether recent or of long &ration, and which have haled she skill of other preetionen, are, by their present improved plats of treatment, effectually and penneuently - cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain nod olatisting hemorrhage which frequently follows the opplientfoti of the lunar caustic. In :he course of rwentv.years eviensise practice in this alltirO• pubs. numerous rate's of InrittUrr* have 'west 1.441 are daily on der their care, 'the total eradication of a high *effected by is safe,' certain, and ex peditious mode of timelier. Superior le auY tither yet adopted. The weakness, rebt‘ntion, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is spredd. removed, iuld 1 1 4 patient restored to ‘"upd . and viattrous Itev.ttit. Hut a sere t he debility has tor 3eurs earned, tl prop , r per-ryerainee in Okrit re storitive renietlfes,'after the torn tore 11;.s been deter •yeti. Is in dispensably requisite to rryvr the shmtbevide kiat ks of life. anti to re-animate the Comolintion. • t bllity Several Noblemen and tie,stletweta of, the flett respece Mete beep under the cote .of blethers. C9File itn4 . .C.. for (Se re. an .vat of complaints of the ureitt. a, strociurep, , :die.; rind !nititi,z received a indical and perinnornt ruse. m onist n terr"." may 'be given to them, as a.ti.fto t: ty eildestres i.f she deci,ive superb its of Messrs. Cortie anti eta's Plan of triontioent.— hinny of these Gesitieitivis have /yid tea tit treaty Years, taxi host Levis tinder the core to' At. ,-ra. I And other Suttee - Ma of equal eminestee. aso we tett the cure by icielopptlentiwn df tile lunar cAustie, a damn :ut eta. Pnliiren% itt the titulary are rentirineil .1.41 the t a/Oral/VI of their cost, 0.40,.04 *emend t. , dte. rte. ,mis'sin'g a remilterice for advice mid inviirtnes, ween'-ilie t •*. tilt be given or sent any tsarist( tee kingdom. T.l ensure alai it" erect , on Indentent au their toidertokb.e, the posted! .4" Witt* Mr be ailderislisfw secoutu for •• t oticiars.. 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'iwk.letwk b y an itair tiod A twit, II ; 1 5 HSU. .41 i said it) Igt4.lSl i , '.- -, / Asa 0 the Slat . - Bilied'Reb., 38,0 ft :•' .! . .41 • 7 IL ' Fie° Markes . l " 4° "; Ipy all ibe bjedistipe., Vender.' la Tomo and Country. 1 64th Ditto, iestenant SansgelH. Chao big On 116 Welc ; __ .._ ._. _ _ Ott 41i: 'IPA. 6: '" • logia Regiment, to be uesteTant; we, Who' et= ' / •••: i DRIIIIILT Y. &e.. _i .4 14 ' fisiegri. . '' ' I . •10 NCOURAG EU by . the uniform success atteed• NO ito l tiniott I . ' 1 4 , .' ;. link Ditto, 'toms : 1.1- ••L- . rot:i011e ' F.Mi l ite $ ito a t t l it rat i z !i24; • . i their int 101: 1 . : t h e y a w- ...,,, tb,,, , At e • P er c y; le sow. . •„ . , sea petii .• method of treatment ila the cure at it • • ..I. .._ t . 1, few nrevnlent roma:dam n hie% hrui been ~dime., h..41,......- 71(ititiiiivit War 444140), vice Coatior t appolated to the Mt . Dated as le._, • _ •i&Thittd, Ensign ' Patrick ' tarter to be Llentetiont, ivithost porehnse. D4ted **vb. 10SM pitto, Essigo Westro Watkins, from the City of Cork Militia, to be Ensign, wl • 14 • . Dated at above. 34 West India Itc/fialePt. Rit4f.bide, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutewaist, • • • bbts, wbo exchanges. Dated as above. • ,( • Royal African Corps, tietrenantylilliam Gray to be Adjabtat;, *let Hiddtr,4lkensed. Dated as above. • Sd Garrisoo Battaboa. ;1 " Tote Lleofttnilita ialMilie., r(I -S 1 4 . 1 • ~ ,t.,. ~, :! I e i ~~ _ ,