The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-15 00:00:00

Freda the LONDON GAZETTE ) Jax. 13. '.....am... Lord Cadmberlain's Office, Jan. 11. N.Pice is hereby giros, that there will he a Drawing rows, at St. Janata's, ssis Thursday neat, tnst 18th lest. Whitehall, January 13. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. /Molten Gih.on, Bachelor of Laws, to the Rec tory of Fifield, alias Fyflelit, iu the county of Et-ex, and diocese of London, the same being told by lapse. The King has also been plc:lied to present the Rev. of Po!moot, in the presbytery of Linlithgow, and c moity of Stirling, ♦acant by the death of tilt... Rev. Dykes Smith ) late Minister there. • Admiralty Office, Jan. 13. Copal a Letterfrom Captain Brom*, Comroaorler of his Mr:es sloop Plover, to Admiral Young, awl t rapa by the letter toJobn Wilma Corker, k:sq. Ilia Majesty's sloop Plover, of Scalp SIR, Jan. 11,11310. I beg to report to you, that his Majesty's sloop under my command, captured this day the French brig privateer Le Sarate, of St. Maio, command'. el by Monsieur Kosse, pierced fur twenty guni, but mounting only fourteen, Oz. ten twenty-four punter earronislts, and four lung nine-pound ers, and manned• .with one hundred men ; had been at sea eight days; had taken the vessel* named in the margin*, two of which his Majesty's sloop recaptured, and the other was scuttled by the privateer. I bars the honour to be, &c. P. BROWNS. Admiralty Office, January 13. Capp of a Letter &inn Captain Arthur. Commauder of his Ntlie-tv's sloop the Cherokee, to Vice-.l.lmintl Camp-' b-11, and tr.uumitted by the latter to Jnbn IV dose Croker, Eaq. . Ilia Majesty's sloop Cherokee, Demos, Jail. 11, 1410. Si a—l have the honour to acquaint you, that on reconnoitring Dieppe yeaterday, I perceived seven bigger privateers at anchor close together, within a cable's length of the pier -head, under the batteries ; and deigning it, notwithstanding their numbers, practicable to capture or destroy some of them, I this morning at one o'clock, the wind being southerly, .stood In and perceived the-whole seven at anekur, as %she. reconnoitred ; I imme. dialely run between two 'and one on board, which, after a fruirkss attempt on the part of the enemy to board the Cherokee, I succeeded in bringing out, and which proves to heti'. Amiable Nclly, a new lugger of 16 guns, 106 tons, and 60 men. During the time we were under the batteries, the whole of the privateers kept up a constant ire of musketry ; but, I am•happy to state, only two were wounded ; viz. Lieutenant Gabriel and Mr. James Ralph, bgatswalti, buth in the hand. The enemy had two killed and eight wounded. ' • three dan;erously. .. t I feel it i duty I owe to my Officers and ship's ----company to state, their conduct deserves my warmest epprobation, for the cool stuadine , s they shewed, both in-attacking the enemy, and during the time we were snider the batteries. I bare i Arc.- (Signed) R. ARTHUR. • Brig Payton*: from Pieta Nova Scotus brig WO then. from filargiaigoss• ligpi Rambler, from Seville, (Kutiled). MILITARY PROMOTIONS. R'sr-Of/•'ce, Jess. 13, 1810. 1811 Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant John William , eotm Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Saul, who ~. . _ .1 „ ~ i "1'~ die shat Hine, - Lieutenant Hanlon Wallace, from, the 1441 Ligkt Dragoons, to be Cloaks of a Company, by porelusie4 vice. Brady, whir retires. Royal York R.stagers, Ensign J. A. Denali to be Lieute-. 1 • suit, vice Wiahloviy, detemett. Wm. Blakiston, Gent. M. he Ensign, vice Dennis. Bth West India Regimetat, Thomas= Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice C whose appoint ment has not t • kro place. sth Garrism Battalion,. Lie ntesaat 'William Sankey, front the Slot Foot. to he Lietateuant, vice Watezo. who exchanges. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjean* Job. Willis, from the Royal Military College, to be Ettage, vice Stepbeesoo, promoted. BREVET. Major Charles Morro,. on Half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenaut-Colourl in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates for General Serviem William blew, Gent. Thomas Can, (not. _Robert Berryr, (lest. Thomas James Mebarv, GOO. John Regno,..Geol. Henry Collis Carter, Gent. George Barclay, Gent. BARRACILB. .1 Di4rict Barrack-Master George Torriano to be as laspector-eseriend of Barracks. Samuel Walker, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master be Greet Briton. Henry Carrington, Gent. to be ditto, vice Shearon., pro soled. /landford Peacocke, Gent, to be a Barrack-Allister At Malta, vice Mowers, deceased. The King's German Legion. 3I Light Dragobm, Lleetenstat Ernest de Siete to he Captoin of a troop, with temporally, rank, .vibe Heise, deceased., Cornet "Ivory Iliiigeiloaulo bs Adjutant, vice Biela, pro moted. Regemental Quarter-Master Henry Schaefer to be. Cornet. Quarto r-Master•William Hoppe to be Regieffeh tat Qua ter-Allster,,vioe Selnefer. •: 2d Light Battalion, Gentleman Cadet Lewis Bebne to be De sign, vice Fanner, ,Whn retires: • Mettoitsnons. The Prom:dine of L.euteutust Hurdiag, from theloth Light Wagons, to/ be Captain ht the 60(h Regiment of Foot, as r raaed in the °melte of the 30th Mt.• has not taken place. • • Tbesonlernesdimed °Steers are superseded, being ablest • without leave. Ensign Chalmers, of the 4th Foot. Lotto C. W. de Roebon, of the 60th Foot. £aasiux iu the Gazette of the 2lto June, 1809. Bth Light Dragoon. • ir.r Carpet Beatty to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ;Volker, promoted, Read Cosset Beatty to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Williams, promoted. Ondeence-Ofee, Jen. 11. 1810. Corps e. Royal Kngiueers. Second Lieutenant Robert S. Piper to he First Lieutenant, vice Watson, deceased. Dated December 1, 1809. Second Captain George Henderson to be Captain, vice Gra ham, deceased. Dated December 2, /809. First Lieutenant George Graydon to be Second Captain, vice Henderson, preame.l. Doted December 2, 1809. Second Lieutenant Robert G. Power to . he First Lieutenant, vice Graydon, promoted. Dated its Above. Second Lieutenant George Gipps to be First Lieutenant, vice Rem, resigned. Dated December 11,1809. Cnnunissions PlVed by **Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatiok sf Laucaster. •To be Deputy Lieutenants. Thomas &rickluod Statattsh, Esq. Dated September 23, Assitelon, jou. Esq. Dated as above. Thomas Scarisbrick, b:sq. Dated Septe.nber $O, 1809. '. Royal Lancashire Militia. • Ist Battalion. • James Royis, jou. Gent. t• be Ensign. Dated October 31/. Iso9. 3tl Battalion. Robert Entwine, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Octoberili 18,19. 34 Battalion. • John Vernon, Esq, to be Captain, Dated November 1, , 1609. John Stanton ' Esq. to be uitto. Dated November 12, 1809. Local Militi-t for the said Camay, Blackburn Loner Divis* Registient. Charles Whittaker, Esq. to be Captain. Dated August 16, 1809. t:evinnd and Oetaskirk Regiment.. . John Ainsdale, Gent. to be Ensi,r,,r. Dated December 7, 1809. Thismas Ever.srd Cartwright, Gent. to be. ditto. Dated as above. . Saatuel Bagley, Gent. to - be Quartet-Master. • Dated July I, 18119. Manchester Ist Regiment. John Bateman, Esq. to be Captain, Dated May 24, 1809.. blaldleton Ist Regiment. Jame- Ridgway, Gem. to be Sutgeou. Dated August 29, 18.19. Newton and Failswarth Regiment. rhombi Porter, Esq. to ie Captain. Dated August 2, 1909. Lawrence Elton, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as abase. Itob-rt Allred Ilighana, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 28, 11109. Joao Knowles, Geat. to be ditto. Dated as above. Julio Bridge, Gent. to be ditto. ' as above. Dated .- retires. Trafford and Hotline Regime's,. 1111 Ditto, James Trevor, Gent. to be Corset, by purchase, Mark Watt, Esq. to be Lieuteaut-kulaoci. Dated July vice C +testy promoted. . 17. 18.19. 17th Ditto, Lieutenant James Moore Young, from the 4Sth .1 , .h.e Barlow, Eq. to be Captain. Dated Minch 19, 1809. .Foot. to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vire Brows, Jobe wcoe. Eq. to be ditto. Dated la above. 'promoted.—Coneet .1 ohn Smith to be Lieutenant, by per- Thomas Barlow, Esq. to be dim,. D.eted a• above. chow, vire Wainer, promoted. Joseph Speakman, Esq. to be ditto. Dated August 16, 1. , Regiment of Foot, Ensigns Jobe Holehrooke to be Lice- 1840. le nut, vice Ruben Campbell, decereeed. John Layland, Evq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 5, 1809. - To be Ensigns, w Moon purchase, Warne Regiment. Charles Campbell, (beat. vice Butler, promoted. William Cross, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated December Jame, Conran. (:en. vice MiKillivin, promoted. 6, 1809. /oho Cro.-, Gem. vier flolebrooke. Richard Marsden, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. 4414 Ditt _,, la ma'am E. Kirwan to be Captain of a Com- Lawrence Gamine, Gent , to he Ensign. Dated ns above. • pony, by purchase, vice Hews, who retires. Edwin Roose, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. 10.1 i Ditto, James tosigh, Geot. to be Emsigse, by purchase. Wirue ite.,,inient. vice Futter, promoted, Stanley Greet Percival, Gene. to be Lieutenant: Dated 15th Ditto, Jabs Gus, Geol. to be Emir, without per- August 4, 1809. chase, vice Walker, 'who resigns. Warrington Regiment. hid' I/itt .., Lieutenant Abraham lintel, from the Wicklow Albert Ross, Gent . to be Surgeoli. D..ted September sa, • Militia, to hr Farago. Sureroa Jobe Comber, from the 1609. . 60th Fa'ar, tube Sergeoa, vice Cory, appointed to the 71st Cooimisslon in the Royal Cheshiee Militia, signed by the _Feel. • Lord Lieutenant. Ma Delta, Lieutenant John Waters, from the sth Gaieties Lewis Goodin, sen. Gent: to be Lieutenant, vice Fell, re- Battalion, to lie First Lieuteeast, vies Sentry, wha es- signed. Dated Dec. SI, 1809. chane,es. *mod Lieutenant Archibald Ferrier to be First Coinaholuse signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of Lieutenant, sailboat purchase. vice Dickens. preempted in lovertle-k the /sr Garrisoa Battalion. George Wharrie, Gen. to be Invernesieshire, &c. Regiment of Militia. Seaohd Liesitepane, by purchase, vice Creathurne, WIN James Maedenell, Esq. to he Captain, vice Cwinichael, re retires. signed. Dated Dec. 18. 1809. 14th Dine, Beriallet-Meter n%ll Fleming. Mr the 3d Foot George Detainer, Gent. be Ensign, vice Maedowil, pre- Guards, to be Adjutant with the rank a Ensign, vice meted. D ote d a , a b ove . Topp, eceased. • - lovernme-shire . Local Militia. TAY Olsen, Captain Edward Shaman to be Major. by let Regina's. purchase, vice Taylor, whir retires. Liniment Jose Doman *Pherson, EA. to be Linsterseel-Colonel. Dated Malik to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dee. le , ig i ri. Shearesas. Mastertan Rtebenna. Et+ to be ]Major , . vice Gordon, de 31tis Ditto; Ensigi Jobs Ainsworth, from the Ist Royal ceate g. D a m as above. Lauckshlre Militia, to be Deign. * • • _ 4th Regional, Suili Ditto, Richard James llostrehier, Gent. to he E nsign , . Rannld Maciessid, Cow to be Lieutenant-Colette), vice R. by penis's**, eke laales, promoted. ' ..G, Mac . listed Nov. 19,1809. ,134 Delos, Ensign Alesaseer Kean to be Lieutenant, with , . E n a g ag out pordotte. George Tyrrell, Geo, to we coop, rree , is, , ~.r.....n, „.,.. 5 a ,...41" be *Lietitenaie. Bawd Dec. Koos Emig.' lei „„„, Iltrilkiitto, vice Dougalelidacdonald. 4411011k* Ritepital-Mate James Renee, Me be Assistant - mugge d, aigdi a o,.. vice ovegidon, who resiguk Jens • ....• • teees&So. be Resign, vice Dingwell, pro. 47117= Corea P. C. Paris, frame the 14th Light Dm- s o t & evens aa stmee. . . so be Ensign, by porcine, vice Mumbisoo, per Ak rula gee 4. holm , Gent. tube ditto, vice Ferguson, pro- It n.M. • Panted. i ard as ahem: 59th Ditto, Llestensiat David Graham to be Captain of a' Aleicasitior Illeainuald, Gad. to be ditto, vice 1/oordid Company, by purchase, vied Name, win retires. • alardoeald. resigand. Dated se above. . , 40th Ditto, Captain Charles Mackenzie, Irmo the lath Fool , giosaagt.r.giskaca,,,,roria.ko be ditto, vice Doom m i nd,: to he Ceptese of a Company, 'Beat pert-base, vim nu t me g. Dam as above. MiNeill, appobited to the Cape ReAtr o . . Lienemsnt, ... ..,. t . ••• ..nessm.. • (keep Heavy Zulke to be Captaieallleov. eke . , Farrar, ds re ,ted. Jahn Singleton, Gantt. to be hales, • . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. • by Pace hoce vice Law, rveeed• Alvivteat'lerlle in I. Syssons, Ileagerfard-street, Strand, baker, from Jas. 9;` Joseph blerriee, tram Om flist Fo nt, to bffestigeme, vice t• Jar. es. . Catuablor, appointed to the lath Foot. W. Kirkpatrick, Manchester, merebant, from Jan.'6, fa 1.7 d Ditto, Lieutenant • William ninth to be Captain'est a Feb . 21 . . . . ( 'esinpany, v let' W. ilatila. deceased. • P. Corea, Qualitv-court, Cliancery-lane,mosierocriveuer, , '47th 'Ditto,, Ensign J ahn Greenwell to be Linkman. by f ra ,,, Jam m in d am s, 3. imelwee, vire Denny, promoted is the 94 Foot. Wm. BANKRUPTS. Moorseek. Gad. to be Ensign, without perches*, rice Ha militia, who resign. • W. Curtis, gelesrater, d ea der . to L surreader Jan. 16. 43,. • ti t Pitta, h urgee . s o mjelt Cory, from the 18th F o ot, to be t Feb. N. tilt 1110111nedl, London. Attorney, Mr. Bower, Vavir;,rou, vi e Wan,de:ceased. 4 Cliffords'-len. - . . AIDAtc). Serieent-Major Country to be Adj.- U. York, Carey-lair , Foster-lane, Cheapside.silk.alealer, toot to itti rank of Ensign ), vice Renwick. pr mated iii Jan. 43, 90. Feb. 24, at Guildhall, Loden. Amway, Mr. the Sid Foot. Bettye Chaacerrlesse. . ' - 76th Ditto, llo.pital-Mate Jobe Bunny to be Assissaut- Bur • l'..l.l9imelell. Castle...Wert, St. Martinsio-the-6eld•,. builder, gene, vice Jenks, promoted. Jan. 16,27. Feb. t, at Guildhall, Letulme. Attorney. Mr. kJ Dello, raeigu J.ebien Mater Wright to be Lieuteunt, ! Saunders, Chorleateareet. Rathhone-placee without purchase, vice Mule), promoted. Ensign James i . W. Skeet- oad J. HoPper.i 3 aPheilia.earpenters. .143i1.-20, klemou to he ditto, vire Frew- ,r appointed to the 9in F.sees. 17, Fete. 14, at Guiftlaail, London. Attorney, Mr. Ware, ullleismoder larroil, 4lialil • to be *amigo, me tie wove. Bide kaae-etrart, Borough.. . TO Til E CONSUMPTIVE AND ASCIIMAI'IC. 1/tins Vita, apes. INIA NY Medical Men have asserted, that there is no specific- cure (or those formidable complaints I :Odd' is nothin.; inure than acknowledging,that they are no actin 'need wit h any such specific: and, indeed, the falls of Mortality furnish a melancholy proof, that in this climate they are extremely prevalent told extremely fatal. Hut Dr. Ileddoes and a few otters, of strong minds, and zealous in the cause of suffering hantanity, have combated popular preju dice, sooght for and found toe means of relieving the most wretched class of invalids; and in the BALSAM OF ROSES', Dr. Senate is persuaded that he has il , e,overed the hest Pectoral Medicine in the world. In some etTelll stances he has had the satisfaction to see it rektore to henna and vigour individuals who were in the most d..bilitatet rtate, whose tottering and emaciated frames seemed, to threoten a speedy dissolution, and who had been pr.tatniced incurably consumptive: therefore, without passing any eft ggerated en co:Minns on his Medicine, he earnestly advises the afflicted and their friends to give it a trial ; with this assort:nee, that even if it should not prove a cure, it will cjrtainly relieve the cough. In tie early stages of Consumption, he has not a I doubt that it would prove invariably successful; for be has every reason to believe, that it has resolved tuberculous ob- I structiuns in the lungs; and he can positively as-ert, that, if resorted to in time, at will always have the desired effect, aud prevent-the accession of the more alarming symptoms t'one great advantage is, that it never can do an Injury in any in stance, hut may be taken with the utmost safety by persons of both sexes and all ages,. at any Sour of lite day. or at any particular period. It is to very agreeable to the palate, that is taken with avidity by children, far whom It is extremely stsluttry,as it does not clog the stomach,' but is gently aperient. Dr. Senate's practice, during the last fifteen ymrs, has been principally confined to the treatment of nervous disor ders:tad reiaaation of the system; during which, many cases have occurred, cnniplicated with consumptive and asthmatic symptoms: for which reason be bad been obliged, to devote uo ilicoasiderable shave of his attention to the investigation of those diseases; and as he has been very successful in many instances which appeared to preclude all hopes of recovery, be is induced to offer his advice to patients of this class, with the assurance that every rase shidl meet the most particular and unremitting atteutian. He may be consulted every day till four 'o'clock persimally, or by letter, inclosing the customary fee, at his house in Southampton-row, ,Blomashury. Si fluit nd pectus, dicatur rheunsa; catarrhal; • ti fauces. branchus; ad naive ass cueyra. In every symptom of catarrh, or recent cold, this Medici*, affords innuediale relief; it allays the irritation or tickling sensation which excites roughing, promotes. and facilitates expectoration, :rnd by its conling,Andsamic, and asodyaa , properties, prevents or removes the unit distressing ftyisp• touts which Maally supervesie on hokiateaki, such psAlitarSes mess, sureness and tightness of the chest, head-ach, fever, dtc. ' . Asmitay persims, from motives of business -or pleasure, expose taemrelves to the ilitiries of a cold or damp woo sphere, whlie Huey are under the influence of a cold ; I would mtvise such, always to guard against the sktnger as mach as possible. by the use of some medicated stihstanee. which may be held in the mouth, where, by gradually dissolving, the effect may be constantly maintained. For this purpose I prepare Lozenges, on the urine principle ns the Balsam of Roses.. called THE PECTORAL ROSE I.()ZENti ES, which I cast rerommead as a very rate ant active collateral remedy, very different (rata the sugar-planitss which arc cotionntly sold under various deamninatiens. The ellect of these Lozenges,- gradually dirsolvidg in the month, on the tar. oz, wnich is the organ of t:.e soice, is truly remark able; they tint only protect it Frain Injury, and .prevent that discoreimble symptom of Insaneness, bat they improve its mod thus tundulate mid strengthen its tone; fur •whiell reason they are in the highest estituation with many • public speakers and ringers. The Balsam of Roses and Pectoral Rose Lozenges. are -prepared genuine orly b y the invemor, Dr.. Senate, and are mid at his house, No. 47 'Sontimitiptoi,-row, Illeomsbury, Louden the It dem, its B ottles,i pm ice 2.. 9d. nod is. fist: Or the quantity of six small Hottks in one for les. fid. ; the Lo zenges, price 2s. lid. per BOX. They are also sold retail by Mr. Sanger (late Bacon), 150, Oxford-rtreet, opposite Bond-street I- Mr. Guiding, Perfumer to her Majesty, 42, Chmvnbill t Mr. Deck, No. 4, Ludgaset•hill a Mr. Chrisp, Corksaur-street,- coraer of Spring Garden • .Mr. bards, Druagist. 193. Strand; Mr. Green, SW. OXford-street, tsar l)estieorreet t and by most respectable, onediciste-areuders in every purl of the United Kingdom.' - Observe. that there isa label oa the outside of inch Box and' Bonie r signed by the Propsirlor, L . :gaudie r . baud ratinug, or they cauxot be gstuunte. if • • ti t• • . .• .44:. JAIL' •.. • _ I MUM R.. Ming and J. Cooper, Spa-nr e4reJags. R). 27 feb. *4, at Golld ir...lliiralia : Witseollice-coort, .....-.....5.. DIVIDENDS. Feb. t C. R. FAlis, 'Middle New-street, Itsweller.-1411. 3. J. Campbell, Shakespear Tasters, Gwent-garden. ellll new-- Feb. lU. T. W igzell, Jewry-street, wine t merchant.- 6 Feb. 20. J. Deakin Manchester, maimfarturer.—Fels. S. 1 P. Davies. hlnische;ter. limmr-reeriltant.—Feh. 19. F.. Woodruff, Woolastem o Gloarentersbir. iroo-onisnoforturet.-- ' Jan. 4 1). S. Bishop, Clwitenhtun, Gloucestershire, halter. dasher.--Feb. 5.. R. Briggs, Lis a Fl. merchant.—Feb. S. W. Drewry , Inn. 1 31kinipliam, Amides, carpenter.— Feb.ll. J. FAlis, Horb ling, Li akin?, grocer.—Feb. K. I_, ' Brown, Maryporr, Comberiaatf, brewer.—Feb. 10. W. Ruse, forl'mcoors, Kersington, brewer:—Feb. 5. J. Armi tage, Leeds. Yorkshire, clushkr.—Fels. 12. G. Hawher, Stroud, Glouteitershire,elothier.—Feb. 5. T. (iibbotn, De rhea, Warwickshire, ygrostee.—Fels. 5. J. Brown, Jew Weep. SAIIIbIusPIPII. fellmatmer.—Feb. 17. J. Mills,Wood withto-Saddlewortli, Yorkshire,. dyer.—Feb. 13. J. Bry mer, King-street, Soho. tailli.z-Feb. 5. P. and W. Lister, and I. Luogbottons, Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners. ' CERTIFICATES—FEL& Johonityrse, Greet James-street. Bedford-row, scrivener. —Join Chapman, the Pavement, idnordelds, shoemaker. — John William., Swansea, Glamorituakire, Ironmonger. --onnwo— - ' Average Prices of Corm by the quarter of eight Winihes ter Bu-lirl4, and of Oatmeal per 801 l of 1 iOlbs. A voirdupoit, froin tile returns received in the week coding 6th of January, 1810:—Wheat Res. 6d.--Ityo 595. 4d.—Barley 50.. 6d.— Oats 335, A-11am Ms. Bd.—Pease bit. sd.—Oatmeal 535. Id. 4 The Average Price of Brown or himeovado Sugar, corn ! potted from Ilse Retorts nude in the Week, coding the Itlth day of January, 1810, it 455. 10}d per cwt. exclusive of the duties of catoms paid or payable thereon tot the importAtioo thereof into Great Britain. Friday night, about six o'clock, a fracas bap. polled in the Strand, occasioned by the unmanly cotsdact of a (Jerson who had wantonly insulted - an unprotected female. The young lady had been 'followed and frequently disturbed by the man in question, whose insults at last attracted the atten. dim of a gentleman walking behind; perceiving her dietrebs, he accosted the man, and remon. strafed on the impropriety of his behaviour. This interft.rence only produced a roily of abuse, and a scuffle ensued, which ended in • the d►feat of the rude aggressor; the victorious champion after. wards politely attended the lady home, and the recreant knight was hissed off the field. MARRIED. On Saturday last, at St. Mary's, Stoke Newington, by the very Rev. 13.'rratteis Dermal, Dean of-Glierissey, Aleminder Durrell) Rive!, Esq. of Stoke Neu Ingtoo. to Elizabeth Aisne. eldest daughter of the Lite Martin de David:Lod, Esq. many years lobs Majesty's Shrrif in the Island of Guernsey. On Saturday, Mr. Snowdin, of Upper Thauses-Areet, to Miss Window's, of Swithin's-lane. .0o Saturday, the 13th last. at W. Michael's church, by the Rev. John Lane. Jacob Ride, Est. of Laurence Pouoiney lane, to 31i s Birch, of Miles's-lane. On the 13th lost. at St. George's. ifanover-square. by the Rev. Roh , •rt Moileson, Rector, Mr. B. Elam, eldest son of l'hoinits Elan', of Sunbury, EA. to Elizabeth, second daugh ter of John Peacock. New Bond street, En. --- WILLIAM MOtri UNYAIN - , RA C KW HEAD INN 7 MT 11 LO N DON. t Tie bat accoseittudatitse for Travellers—Good )led;; e e a . Liman, and *soden*, charges. --TO4 folio ing pa Coaches, Mail Coaches, dm. set out from the Simone Read gm/Snow-Mil. t . GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, CARLISLE, WHITEINa, PENIUTH, BROCGH. APPLEBY. CAT. "'ERICK E, siild BOROUGH tIR E, Ne w Nt.. Coaches, every Morning, to carry. (Mir iissides. YORK and I.EF.I?S ;flew Post Coaches, set out everym an ing at half-past bye o'elock ; arrive at York the next (la y .• at twelve o clock. The ECLIPSE New Flying ebsirCoach, carri es p an I,„„ta e ,, o nly to t o York. Sunderland, N esteesf i e, sae Edinburgh. by *soy of Grantham, a n a n u , caster, every Evening and Morning, to Mr. So werby' s, the White-horse, Copper-gate, York. Uncommon Cheap Travelliog to Liverpool. ky the N ew Fly , iog Post Coaches to the ' Angel Inn, it: Ile-street, Liv er . pool, daily . — Le eds and Wakefield New Post c o ,, d , called the Clothier, sets out every Aloruiug at s eyta l o'dock. by limits aid Co. Leeds. • 1140STON, Spablittg, Peterborough, qt'i t •• on ; JIJII and ilitnibtdon ucw Royal M•til Coach, sets gent esc ri t , eventing. Coaches from Bosom to , :pihby, Louth, GritustO; awl Hull. lay r.alsoot., Warrington, Kmitsforl, Stone, alai tei Acid Post Coach, called the Expedition, every eveniri, five o'clock, to the Coto n Ina, lied -evossodivet, Lv erime , Guarded throughout. Nato and a isror, Fixing Post Coache, through Chia,. pealtiou, Cohn, and Morilogrough, 'every afterwism; arm at Mr. N ay s % th e , Greyhound ton, ttatli, nod the Lima" Tavern l'hogoas-street, Bristol, !xi mooting. C oac h es Wells, Bridgewater, Tiguntotr, Sze. Lcens rgew light Couch, called the Itgo o .i.lithron, se t , eat every inuraing at eight o'clock. Carrie:, four imide, only, , r d Irmo remarkably easy, with a guard tilllMllout. through S;agulard, NeWrirk, Belfrd, 1/grue;,ster, aod Ferry. bri , lge, to the Golden-lion. Letals, ;text day at wen, s o d return from ilwoce every Rosin; ( at eight o'clock. N o t. withstanding, the WICOMMegi expedition of this Coach, it je lowed to be the m o st agreeable nod contpkte public convey, once on the North Rawl, being unequa;led in account/Woli. by July other. K vba lamcaster , Preston, Kirby; Lonstale, B o it Cnurley, Oniskirk, a cl Garstang Piet Coaches, e very i d t A anion, at four o'clock. Guarded. L A %GO Mr ,Lnrigtorrts, Gretna Oren). Amin , thearies, Brownhill, Thornhill, Satiquk4r Kiin,'Cunungek, Kingsw e o_ and all parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daity. Lourn, Spilsbv,'Bostint, Hull, Grimsby, Spahtinz, Pete,. horn'. angf - ilontinedmi Coach', sets oil every afternoon " MxNCII EST Ea, Stockport, 'Macclesfield, Wiliailow, Co s . gletutg, N ewer.vtle ' als Wall, and Wolverhampton Post Coa c h every afternoon. Guarded. CA R 1.1111.6, Peurith, and Whitebaven. • Post ("nub, p ee with four horses and a guard ull the way. Passes throw ' Brough, Ato plelsx Gretabridge, Richingmtl, Cattegi4, lloroughlithige, We/herby, A berfOrd, Doncaster, auft G m , than; (the nearest way by eighteeit guiles). Sets out every Moritiog;:vid perforeiS the jonmey with the greatest facility. • Passengers detained -on the trout by business. or plesiotre, have tor pet-tailor Advantage of their Seats being secured 4 the next Coon (With six Cowiligami)• Su t one !to aro, Wolsoll, Wolverhampton, Kidder:vile:tee, Sioarbridee. awl Dudley Coach, every everting. liatiaoro 71 Post ('.aclr, through Ityegate and Cuckficid, every Morning at a Quitter berm.? Sevgai ;'Clock. Se ti OCR LA 1 , 4 D ' Stockton, and Yarn crew Coach e very morning, In the lileorge Irus Suoderland. omit, Newcastle. nod Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Game throughout, sets Hot every morning at store o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, To/leader, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham ' Murpeth, nal Bens ick. Po ssengew fin li linen themselves fittigned . froin the length of the journey, may coit Wiwi Mite they please, and. then proceed ors "idiom nalt additional fare. '4V dhow Clark, Black Swan, Cotwyotreet, York, ruos Coaches to Sunderland, 11th, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. • • Raatronn, Ware, • 'leaden/ion, and Cheshuat Coact, every morning. Hi anitscrtast Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sett out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next flay n Peres by Oxford, Euston, :owl Shtpstoue, to the San mcen's-Head, 8011-strew, Birmingham. Exit - ma, Phan/mai, Falmouth, Dartmatith, Weyntiodh, Dorchester, ad Salisbury iinllaru Coaches, every wrong • at four o'clock, with a Guard, thr.mgh Homo*, Amaiiistor,. Bridport, Blandford, Basing.smke, and lingslott. SiIItEWSRURY, Wdlingtno, mkt ShiUisall 1 3 (1.1 Conch, the Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at five o'clock. (hooded. ti aFFItaLo and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock,- isglaam,, every mornihg. lIRACONSFIE.LD, Uxbridge, Denham, tee Post Gooch, every tiftertwoo, by Richard Watts. had Co. Hut L, Nortlienve,. tlowdeu,, Thome, and Doncaster PQM Coach, every morning at Wien o'clock, to the'lltill and' • Inn,_ Mor ytigor. WI•iDSOR Coach, every Afternoon at &Clark. Tort so HAS. and Edmonton Conch, dairy, at golf pad • ten, half past two, half past four, and half past set/et/o'clock. W A ashram, Pomfret, new Post Coach, Called theMeiva Wakefieid, to the Stall'orit Anon. _Wakefield. Lii .A*6l.) N ULM° UGII, and PciorParnaca N. 11, lleati'Weightsof Luggage, Goods; etc. conveyed ay the underonentiotted Waggons: Ta Otst, Fkceles; Bungay, Bury, and till parts of Sof. folk, every Monday. f ,Eg Er Elt, lllymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggons, day s , corrying tidy/god possettgeng, us usual, to all parts of the, West, of ' land. tr *SOillt A !TON , Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach ) ; every inornber. Soot ItAAI Prop, Winchester, R mosey, I.yodhont, Lyn- ingting t Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordistfibes Wakens' Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, alit Gotermey *Wampum daily. Sumatra v, Hampton. nod Twickenham, twit:ea-week. M aat no aovon, Newbury, and Reading, every ToesitY.' Acton, Southall,-Hayes, alt/ llilltititt; Cart, Holten-week. • Cta 'meaner', Altingdoo, and Henley;three times a-week. WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, tight they will not be atviountablefos any Parcel or Ltimmo, etc. of mare than Five Parade Wass lust, or daosapedss entered as such, and pyalid foe accord. Jiggly so the Sartregi'c fiend Inn. Snow-hill, London. AIATIIIIIION T. , T . AT it, much to be regretted, but indisputably aerials, that Many permits - of both sexes are deicer* fruit en into the married state, by Infirmities, wit * Mille- , ills them to disclose ; god there are not a few; al who, ready married. are sseadered tolerable, be Vllla of these tender pledges of muted 4iret, .without wb' W i aTnt i lit It t e ‘ y te ita i d at do st el l tr ist . th i et vl t r itise rre°44". It occasioned by stigetterett or roma relorulllest *cambia it either sex 1 and it is equally ci • •ftltt, that the AROMATIC LOZRIttiES OF St i nt s ' .. are the hest, if not the only rented for this 'spades Of .4 411 • . • lity. When taken into the stomach, they im dif ifuse themselves, like a vapour, throu g h every pore, p effects, at oare delightful, salutary, and permanent. If hill the spark of life begins to grew dim, the circulation barb and thela.whies paralysed, these Lozenges ace filled IP givt tone to the nerves, enilarate the . anintattipisits, lavlgesell the body, and re-animate fie Whole maa.• When averion to I exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, aid pallid mince, indicate approaching consumption. .tbe dellisela male will he preserved, and restored to health and ' . by the benign inflame of this asedieint. Wjeen the NIP slims of imagination, or the force of bad example, ha - • . tempted unguarded youth into the dangerous labristist i , secret sensuality, debilitated his body, or imeighod his 0 dent:a:idiot, these Lozenges will proteet him from IT big disease. toe intinuities of p remature old NM, wretched dissolutimi. When by tuxedoes banquet% earls* ` libations, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels, Out SW and daughters of dissipation have brought on themselves • debility. relaxatiou, lin:weak' and a long train of nerve.. '. complaints, iliet‘e 'Lozenges a 111 restore health nod 'Wiwi, the debilitated frame, and cbeerfulaem and qttimation to Ilig ' mind. •TIIE AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are ex' pared and sold by the liiventor, Dr. featte, at Ilis bottse,•Poh 47, Southampton-row, 131innusbury, where he lief be CO* stilted ,•very day penonally, or by truer. iodating the mad fee; also, by Appointment. sold at No. 4, Luipte-bill; Mr. Richards, druggist, A:c. 193, Strand . • Genes N 6, Oxford , street..near Dean -street; Allen, 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon ; Chrisp, corner o Slit ing Garden ;• 11 yams, 549. Strand, next the Lyceum; Golding,. 49. Curtihill ; Essit? . Royal Excirluge; ;:t11111)., SK, Cheapside ; Ambridge.. , zsv Piccadilly; Ward, dl4. Holborn ;and no where else in Ler don. Price 75. per MIX, I)i;ty in bided. At the above places may ailSo he had; l)r. Senate's Treatise on Female Complaints. Price tr. owl. ; a book which sass* be rend In every married woman. LONDON I Primed and Patilislied Iry I). I.ov z 1.E., at the -. liTA I'ESNI .01 OFlftE r tii, Fivet-street. . I • . - • • • • ' i . , ... ~~ DIED. • At his house, in Great St. Helen's. Mr, Edward Edwards, many years a respectable hroher of the City of London On the 7th inst. Mrs. Thomlinsno, wife of Mr. John Thema !bison. Raker-street, Portman-square. On the Bth inst. at his house, Little Chelsea, Joseph Silver, Esq. age4.7o. On We.biesday last, in her 90th year, Miss Maclean, daugh ter Mr. H. Maclean, Wal worth. ()a Sat today morning last, Mrs. Royde, 104 Royde, 71,.Newg:ite-street. O. 'Thar:day last, fit his house in renchureh l street, in the 7 1 1th year of lits ne.e, John Hyde, F.sq.