The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-04 00:00:00

e ' -.ti . I , No. 2089. 10 . LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 18i2. v 0." Z. 4 THEATitit ROYAL" DRURY-LANS T ll i present EVENING; 'Nov. 4, movers , &mon will preens LIONEL AND CIIASISSAIL T. which will Se added 7PP4 4flOttsiiii MASAI-a TRACI KAM EN, bIEbINANICB, AND ~s , o s i. t, _ it. . . ARTIFICERS. .3 1 1.16UTLEVIIN .1 • . . • qualified 4ournotinen blecimics y ilindi implaombes and ',indict is.. to and adj'amt l ' a l i ciikulloht, , said nide deep regret and eptleant s :ltzthei•usi tli. 111 Trades,Arts, WWI NY, 516 1 .. 6 itv *Ong iqo ben the same,w it hourserving :on a ppreutieeship„4, Man I rprbor sr* consider iv our exclusive privilege of folio, w iiig, iumistiteh as i Mt *relived Isy large Promianis, mod uthet incidentall eapenrevhi .surrirdlbsgoog friends ,and seven yea Tv nevi lade an 441,. pact . Thew More' been in etn.seqtiesire of these iunovallorso i , several ineedues e:„Zieit'ir n lumber -of di Went tv;l*l (who :ate daily in. ),. fur she express poirp.se el eonsideribm the suid er 4- Milte,e 2 . tlodPluit steps are necessary to redre.4 the sue t , If fleeffilte•hinallity submit the Iroe of' t;enpvti (hey r e z: . a tamely agreed to adopt,.containoil halite isltowieg' 1 • ►• s . 42.! • .. . .. . . . . . bi ... Resolved , That the Statute of 4th pig. co p, 4. sec . si, h llelielent, for (lie folloosine !teissiiiiit , . ,14-.1 • , ''... • *". Li, Thal the li'l ' aint if mud pay on • •wd.enatigf Ato action, • Nile recovers. toylike Defeadistes, belt olissuitgd, u rn verdict given aptitut billow • • , 4 11 Tbinteite"PennlLY iv' looldneita,lo a 4 fp the reign of Elisabeth eras equivalent to above trebJe that sum sow. 3d, That there ere many trades, ern, and mysteries edab lithed since the parsing of the said Act, that do ate come : tyltikin Set protection, and others that km bees cast owe for minty hip. te4 for wont of lewd evideper, haie , *tett isbnieltd, and judged written)! the pa le of the Act, . ''!4, tlfilf ;het futile Ikillfon tw pfteeniiii , iie (6-14111•1111110*4 the "Ctledlllll4 of these MAW Kiagdonn in Pailiaisient le i seibble4, seating obese ear IlitHiPpittifitlN smit h, praying 's.* delicf ay they, in their whdoli t .slaill deem meet. '. 7- 3d, That 3.oneripthers be entered ioto for deftitylbg thi.ex• peaces thereof. i 4th, That a Crreular.Letter be addreated to the Na ito% he. , °citing th..ir advice pod desistence. sth, That a Committee be appointed to transact the badness, •dott receive sibseription.: Hay* proceeded dors far, they Cultidir it a daty inewalsent On them roe respectfully to solicit the fawner of the Masten in I general, trusting it . u ill not be presompintiou in them to state,' ant they conceive the injury is generally fnit to a great extent by the Masten:, ioasmuch as the regular Master very frequentif bas tie mortification of having a perfect stranger to his trestle sit up immediately condi:emu to his shop or anioutic:ory (oil., no other qualificatitidthan posses-in: a largo property). 11, his great detriment and injury, by underselling him on purpose to procure trade, and. by a want of skill, bringiug the nianufac r tunes boo iftsrepute, a n d thereby defrauding the public. We eon4det. the intention of our ancestors, by passine the said Act, was to produce Maslen and Journeymen of practical 'knowledge and experience, to o•upport the hoanur and prompt. rity of the country by a brilliant dioplay of their ability wad talent% inculcated by a mechanical education, called a seven years apprenticeship. We insist rope: i fully request you will he pleased to take die same into your serious consideration, and favour us with yore advice and assistance. i Should she Masters deem it expedient to have a meeting on the subject, the Committee will wait their commands, if re quired, sal any. communicatimw will tie thankfully received toy Ilse Committee, who meet every Friday evening, at the Grotto, louthamptun buildings, Holborn. Ahkia the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 3. —ome.—. • Whitehall, Nov. 3. ' IN Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been ?eased l in the name and on the behalf of his Ma ' est ,te grant the dignity of a Bzronet of the United Itt t reat ofGreat Britain and Ireland to the follow ing.!ten tlemen respectively, and the. heirs male of 't)tlirbedies la*fully begotten, viz. .. • - William Conereve, of Walton, in the county of Stafford, Esq. Lletweannt•General in the Army, - and Colonel in the Royal Re giment Of Artillery. . • Willie* , Payne, Fag, Lientenant-General in the Army, and :Cotentin( the 43d Regiment of Light Dragoons. ' Albanian.. le Bertie, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Red' Squadron Of his Milesty's Fleet. • Sir Beery Russell, Kat. Chief Justice of Bengal. . . . Sir Etroa anillie, of Portnitut-square, in the county of Mid dlesex, :Kii‘hlajor•General is the Army, and late Provisional Commander df the Forces in Bengal. Berry Close, E3q. Major-General in the service of the East India Company. _ Right Hasler:We Clandiuslitepbeo Heater, Lord Mayor of Loudon. Esetiergt‘Olut Falkiner, of Abbotstovrn, Is the county of Dahlfn, . with remainder to his nephew, John • ermine, of rney, . . Ill l6fejlittltii liglifisk toi-iatijaiirliholilsi majbo:•coosetv of . Wilts,.atid .Westiry College, hues teentrotompa, V A " &elven Brae". of.tbgeity of Dublin. Esq,' - . l .l Jr& Owen, of (Melton; in the comity of Pembroke, bill. ' Attlee! Brenton, Eel. Post copista in the Rovnl Nave. Rev. Henry Bate Dadlev, of Sluelsr- - aireei. tiehea: in the meanly of Al *limo; mad p!" Kilsconin Bow:, jo the county of Wexford, Doctor of Laws, and Chancellor of the Diocese of rent!. . • Gilbert Mime. of Bittnelleld, in the *minty of Ayr, and of Culverlsods, in the comity of Berks. Doctor of Physic. and oar of the Physician in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. John Lister Kaye, Of Grange, In the comity of York, Esq. Sir Chutes-Ormsby, of she city of Duhlin, Knt. /Eons Mackintosh, of Mackintosh, in the shire of loveroes, Esi lorge William Leah, of Croatia Park, in the county of Cambridge. F : sq. . William Knighton, of ibusover-square, in the county of Mid. ..dlesex, Doctor of Pkfic, and one of the Pkysiciamie Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. George Jackson, of Forkbillan, in the county of Armagh, En,. Everett! Home, of Well-Maser-Farm, in the county of South ampton, Irlsq. Serjeant-Surgeon to his Majesty. - Edward Kennedy, of Johnstown Mount Kena?dy, io the county Of Waterford Esq. Richard Nagle . of 'Jamestown House opd Castle Donore, in 'the mainty of W estmeath, Esq. James Caleb Aaderson, of Fermoy, in the county of Cork, & lames . Galbraith, of Shanevalley, in the county of Donegal', Esq, .- . THRIDOI. .? Toonnow, All in the Wreak, Anil The Weathercock. • The Scenery designed mad pedaled by Nome. Greisperqmd; Unload, Di ton. Demaria, Staith, and Canon, and their anistatds. The Devises by Mr. Ranks, tusd Mini Rein, niathelr assistants. The Machitney by Worn. Uoderwood, Dar . The Decoriainos by Mr. Morris, Min RObj,oo, Ste. , Leoilip of the Band Mr. dont. The Doors to be opened at a quarter puttee o s elotk, to be gin at a quarter mot six. . .1 ,; • . Ilexes, 71.1 *emit Price Ss. 64.—Pit,,s, 44.1' Secant Price, Gallery, Is. I Second Price; la.-l Upper Gallery, le. g Seemed Pelee, 6d. Wait and ?bees to •he Okra of Mr. Spring. for Hnnk keeper, at the Gibre iii Little Renell-street, Irma Tea till Four, and heel Ten in tbe•Evenitsg daillilsetoors are rlh rd. The But 'atom* are - la Brydgee-street otily.—The 'Pit es- ir. a ore in Russell-street and Walsorn-street.—The Lower Gaiiery Moores are in Russell-street nod Woburn street. — The Upper Gallery cotranet: I.llilithem-nreet only. All person. china* Right of Free Admisiion to the Theatre, hnviag complied with the Notice given ley Public Advertise mem. to sir their Names ib the Ronk kept by the Secretary to the Coramince, 04 the Treastortlfflre Fd finny-lane, andittait. lag made gaud their Tiln eack.Aree Admission, three sleep at least Meeker twee esenillasef RVit.--AlthAteritotned Free to sue Theatre en all Nights OF TWritrient Represeota.• Lion or Shona% Perforeasene.lotter the followieg Regalettiess and Conditions:- Evert Person claiming to he admitted Free, will be criminal to sign bit or her name at the Door, ins book which • will be kepi ready fur that purpose, and will a* be ellsoitted without such signature. The right hand done, leading from the ball la arydgei-elyeet. will be opened fur Free Adailtoionsth the Boit*, 'and indeed . to them only t and no Prre Admissions will be gamed * any other Bus Door of the Theatre. Neither will any Pew% not Free, be admitted ell pass through the Fret l)nor. • Free Admiasious to the Pit and Galleries will lie ret'iired at their respective Poor. in Woburn-street only. The very grew fronds which have heretofore beeo.committed upon the Proprietors and the PetAit, respecting' Frei Admis sion, have made it amessary for the Sub-Ctwornittee to der . * Or most erects:al contrast in a natter sa important 9 the inte nds of the Compact! whose affiirs they are rolled upon to 'W indsor, nod so there who are real entitled tollee freedom of adniadon. Far the present, therefore, they have deemed it expedient to evict, soder the authority of the Act of Porliamon, the con ditiso mho* soled for the prevention of fronds. which will be Ariake enfitreed. 7 -Stage Manager, Mr. Raymond. TH lilaftli-110Y AL, CO VEN TAM ROE • TH IS preseut EVENING, Nov. 4, will be erforated. THE LORD OF THE MANOR. To which will he added, TOM THUMB THE GREAT. To-morrow, narlawran: Achtiet. Mr. Betty; with Midas. J4ADIE3are respeotfulif informed, that in addi -Latina foolery kind of CUR. OHS WOOLLEN (;LOTHS, f.r theists. Gowns, and Skawk, hitherto made, G. FOX has manufactured two • eleuant 'arid 'beautiful new deieriptinn of Opern and Was Cloths, inbieb tan only be procured at his w.kreh.nove. The whole of his estersive and Fashionable Stnek, in every colour. qu.litv, and kiiiftiiises to refill fu afl qua* Skies, at a such fewer miittima Imam in*Lnotlina. Letters (part IA ) dkfOla MOE' F 0144 milies 1113auraenum, n. us, i t AptAts.—Fatterllll Nat. N.A. Lairs' Habits NM Polimin)lll44 Apitip hest Widens and becoming tones. . •. • N consequence of tlsn'Ainbettent it of 'SALMON, I ODY, and CA.', YAT NT SBLV-ADJUWNNG TRUsala, the Plitenes haw htmipper ff ma witrAhr foliage. g paaa.i,eatveishidabi rl y'eNt4al Prey. the Naval tins tatalv .041 Dock arthh.'i ardi m mee, the Hon. Elm )hdat Company. ay. nit coati/me In recommend Diem to the P"nlic on much htweal ter-% which have arver byfore hero of fered. *tint the ran !Old shun be returned to alt. purchasers, if Approve.l. after any trial. Went; or diftnitki. N. I& Perwarns re... Mug in the country. send!! % the Cireuntfe rrnce of the body, I.t Jhelum, just übuve the Mu, may depend upon being arettintily'lhlrd. 299, Pittard. Finsbury Repository. 7iasbnry7wperff. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. 11014., TO-MORROW, November 5, SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, inns ten .1 (lig!, weight- t alio) some Hackneys, its! hi good rordilion, and fast trotters i several pans o (loath, Entintehe„ Chariot, NM Curriele . Geldiags, of different mimes ion* vie. gle ditto t ',event, good Gig Hems. ler/ally quiet in hams, 1 fa•Ctrutiers; some very clever Horses, which have been rink with troops; and Ladlev NOM, t a great seamy strong .Creldhen and Mares, fit fur machine., mil-roaches, pent-chaise', &e alsoieveral handsome Galloway', Ponies, &c. . . of Moskaisk. Feery thing is well at ill . ad vancedposts, and the enemy has shewa no disposi tion to *dream. " The detachment on the Woldomir road, re pollee to me on the 25th September, that the enemy had appeared at Nowaja that (fay, twenty-four wersts from Moscow, but they had retired, and the 'Cossack pativies had reconnoitred on the Moscow road as far as the village of Jwanoff. The French picquets were five wersts from us; on the 27th Sept. nothing new had occurred. " On the Yarostaff and Dimitroff roads, the ene my bad made no movement on the 27th September, and our Cossacks maintained their posts, nor had the enemy moved on the St. Petersburgh road; Col. Howaisky (12), who" commandi my advanced guard, requested my permission to attack the French ad vanced posts on the 26th, which he did at the vil lage of Chimka, repulsed them and pursued them nine wersts, taking one Officer, and 270 men pri. sonars • nick loss in killed was heavy, but on our side the' less is not worth naming. Colette! Benkendorf, who is stationed with a detacement between Wolokatamsk and Moskaisk, pushed his patroles right and left on the road to Smolensk!, aid has tent in about one hundred pri loneri."., • General gssen reports, on the 30th Septernb from Mitten, as follows: " The enemy bed resolved to decline opposing our attack on Ilittau, and withdrew, retreating 12 hours through Wurzaw and Ilauske, pursued by our cavalry ; fifty men were taken prisoners, and *the enemy abandoned 190 men in the hOspital. Four battering .cannon, a considerable quantity of provisions, and a magazine of fur coats, which had been collected by requisition in Courland, fell into oar hands." Vice-Admiral Sir Jame, Saumares has transmitted tolottn Wilson Crokee, Esq. two-letteri from Cap tain bonbons, of his ,11kgesty's ship Hasoadryad, dated the kat and 14th Of last month ; the former giving atvaccoeut of the eaPtstre, of Langeland, of o Danish rowboat, carrying two brass guns and a issiettl. .164..01t0nt 30 men, by she of the above colosisul Pissl4 SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint lila A. is Nobility ad Public in general. that i savior, from le t. 3.1 per tont. in the price of CLOTFIES, by applying At 010 i TAY LOR'S COMPANY OFFICCS, In, New Rood. street; No. 8 and, 481, Strand, near Charing cra • 1 Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money Pt er.s :. 11,0 sli v erfine Coot . • . St 15 . to ; £4 4 0 Ditto superliae, se Sayer Great Coats 9 13: to 5 521 Lithe; Ila,its . . . . 6 a Ito 616 li lodenes or Marseille , Waittcoats . old to 0 . 18 *0 Fine While nit(.., Dress Ditto . . 0 9 In 1 1 0 Rich Klock Silk Ditto • • • . • • 1 a to 1.10 0 Wor•teit Stocking rant:doom . , . 1 0 pi. 110 0 Ditto S.Thread , very stout . -•''. - 112 to - 2 0 0 Cloth Panialomis . • . ' . ' - 1 U to 2 2 0 Xerseymeie Ditto . . I 1 I. . 'lrreales • . • 1 6 .48 118 A Prise Lauber Ditto . i 2li ' ila I' l 0 LIVERIES. - Daffel Jacket and Waisteisatona Cord I;rreches . 311 6 Rat or Livery X 5 oto 5 10 1 Surtoot Coat 3 oto 3 lb .0. trout R„% Coot 515t0 6 lel °vetoes . 1 2t0116 '0 Tema of Cuturact by the Yeor, an contideratios of returoktg their old 5 Suit; per Year 41/ 0I 1 Suirsper year . £26 10 4 Ditto . . ti 0 16 Ditto . JO 10 Oil the same prisrifie, for Coats mays ?. Costs per Year £lO 10 5 Coati per Year. £l6 0 4 Ditto . * 13 16 Ii Ditto . 19 0 . _ Crualemen on jailing th e ir tepective restinosio • or ening' abroad, equipt, ot ordered by his It. H. the Comomoder•iii.chief. Wis. Riding Dresses. and Youag Gentlerucu'illusoar Ditto, made iii a soperow stale: Thr elmovoltoot thorn of those who take sad give lag credit ha, been a umbject of comploint. A. 8, and Cu. :mare the Public they will find a material diderence In their rim from oilier bosses : is combequenee of comlsithig their business 'for quick votary/. they are eashied to bell for less money dart other holise• purchrtm their goes for,—Gentletnen iu tat cetwiry sop ii.ird by serrating their istossre, or rut old suit. . --- •• • A Sail of Clothes at 'Nine Mors notice. ,- t r• * -1)1r T .1,141' • A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and . Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whale world to prove a single imam* where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the de.ired elect. The practice of runny years lethis particular branch at their profession has net given rise to one unsuccessful case. They cnatinue to direct their -stadia to the treatment and cue of VENEREAL CO/a .PLAINTS. and that derangement of Its anent, which is the Scossequente of the perniciow and wasteful effects of a habit lung Ind most unhappily punned by the youths of both sexes. in ~the one it will be foiled to be the anfalliqt source of Barrenness; the other bare its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility. which, if Poi timely remedied, feral mites is trupoteisee. These are it. remit* and Ultimate elects ; while cossmoptimos, loss of (muscular poorer , mid various ner vous kohilsints, usually characterise the earliest sumer or this solitary si re: of 'Jemmy; langaishing ander disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and Monroe' , proved ske• PleCcsful io the corm: of Al long, laborious, and math emended 'pearlier. to the, most obstinate and complicated cases of Ve. astral lafeetion, such as obstructions in the *umbra, spongy el crescences, lard tumours, callous nicer., empties*, saminal weakuess, &teem, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have bellied the skill of oilier practioners, are, by their ppreventlmptoosaillim of treatment, effectually mid petetaopotly cured, velskue ep patient suffering the excruciatiag pain and (doming betwejle.l which trequeutly follows the application if the lunar In the course of tweets years emotive practice in this metro pubs, ma terna cases of strictures have been sad are daily un der their care, the total eradication of which is 'tech.& by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to nay other yet adopted. The weakness, relavatiers. tad debility tiniceeding from this co moor loplaint.is speedily moored. sad th e ratieot restored to sound• and ilgornos health. But where the • debility has foryears existed, a proper perseverance's their re ' atomise rang/Whittler the stricture has he,i destroyed, is disproiably requisite to revile the sleinbesteg sparks of life, ;'and to re-animate Ike Constitution. I. Semliki Noblemen and Gentlemen of the lint rapreeibßity have been wider tW care of Mears. Currie aod Ca. lise,Oe 'moral of camitaints 'Witte oceans, stricroteri iii received a 'odic:Rana pemaaneat care, eequarraas.raliarvaces , may be giyep to the., as satisfactor ni Vaer *aeries ity Messrs. Currie s - * - ,'S fanny of titise Sendeiore Iv -1111 GUIDE U 1113 ALLA .h niti to • pg— through a untaher of Uditions, end e; Wale on precedentrally great, has been mow .06 ir dlaay iro roveinpos.,:ual it may be with conlidenoe tbog so va linahle a Puhlkation to the afflicted in general i tt never been pruned is hale or nay other language. The weak eulgarclicale female —the relit who anima dolabod his edieation sat any of tae public ersoluarie•—,the aged, who ore drooping wader dinar den origiteating hum an intpurity of the hlianii—people . of fislama—stodloos persons of a caulked and sedentary life—ns also those allltted with nervous allettiona in general: will find Salmons'. Owde to Health" a faithful to - annoiog kairsetur: ha sheet, no aerate whti meat .4 a good state of health, a ill he a monied pu-woord of 11w must sweat, cheap. valuable. work etre sahlished. ° The taid ammo of welkin* mad debility !hymned. are alicwd, are hergip Nid "pont lone restorattun to the Neneg of health sod eretrili/ 1 .4, • ylvesanealeated. Edition is eitielatd who Sow validate: 0111 4 6. _ edleeted from oapctiowlOol lest in "iprikup .l rove NI holt% nee 91firs st VA ow —rag Lund t Raid he Matliepeoild ilp a r m 7 l ; 4ll l .l 63 bou tae lgellomple • , • • •. I 4. 1 . .... - ♦r„ • - •.: ..-.• .---.' -"' ...Iry _ - . - v--e -.. AM. ••• . a . . . : II . ' TO& • i . . _.. .. „ . .. . . • ~..,. - . . \ , . r • . . . .. ,A. .4= ~c . • • • . . ~. ~,,, • • '' Cre 4 ,5, i-i . • .. . y... :.,.. 1 / 4 ,, e . „, V ' • • . „ \• • / PR 0 veri ..„ _ . _ , . , 04.11'wti t tip: X 4- . . ›* .' . ' rats , cst t . . . ~, ,_ Sir Jame!' Saumarea has also tran , ntlited a letter from Captain Bowles, of his Mljesty's ship Aquilo.), reporting the capture, by the :•;;•e:drake sloop, off Meen Wind, of !.'Amiable D i liervilly,-Fretter pri vateer, of four swivels and between VO and 30 - men, who escaped on shore. War.Ufficc, Nov. 3, 1814. MfiaIORANDUM. MS Royal Highness the Prince Regent has htn pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to approve of the 70th (or sarrey) Regiment of Font, being in future styled the 70th (or Glasgow Lowland) Regiment. PRick alb. , W'titehall, Oct. 31, 1812. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been pleased, in the name end on the behalf of his Ma. jesty, to g ive and grant unto Morton Jnhu Etku, of Peamit, in the parish of Chester-le-street, iv the County Palatine of Durham, Esq. second son of •,Sir Jelin . Eden, late of Windlestone and Weit Auckland, in the said County Palatine, Bart. de. ,eeased,„and•grandson of Sir Robert Eden, late of Wieaktatenla t ostitl-: West Au cabana -affresaid f . nby dame Way his wife, Who was the•sister od co heft of Morita Daviioft; late of Beamish aforesaid, Esq. all dt•c4ased, his Majesty's Royal licence and authority, that he may, in compliance with an in junction contained in the last will and testament of the said Morton Davison, Esq. deceased, take and use the surname of Davison only. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the be'talf of his Ma. jesty, to constitute and appoint Sir Rupert Georges, Bart. James Bowen, Esq. the lion..lnhit DouAlas, John Harness, Doctor in Physic, the lion. Court:. nay Boyle, and Williatn Boothby, Esq. to be his Majesty's Commi4sioners for conducting the Trans. port Service, for the Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisouers• of War. MILITARY PROMOTION& Fror4)!lire, Nov. 3, IRI2. ' 9d Regiment of Lite Guards, Thomas Drlnkicater, Cent, to he 3d K cg j aleat o r Dr a goons, Cornet and Adjutant George Crab. tree to have the rank or Lire trnaut. ~7th ilegitbent of Light Dragoons, Andrew Blake, Gem. to be without piirchase, vice Nurbery, o ho resigns. Ditto, Captain Patrick Savage to bc Major, by parchese, vice Morland, promuted in t. e h Foot.. 16th Ditto, Cornet Pratt to be Lieutenant, without put. _chase, vice V s in Hagen, who retires. ' Edmund Burke, CNA, to be Cornet, without purchase. 19th Ditto, William Veredit Horton, Gent. to be Cornet, by _purchase, vice Lee who retires. MO Ditto ,. Qirsual• Thomas. Irwia to be Llentenent, withopt pia:thaw, Leetiard, appointed to the Ist Regiment of 21st Ditto, Carpet lames Leeson tote Lieutenant; whliout pet. ,wits. • • Omillitt Martin French to he Ditto. lit Reghoent Foot Guards, Brevet Major Reset Uliherow, to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Wheatie, wtZe retires. 9th Regiment of Foot, Ensign ninon Cutler to he Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Lu,combe, Who resigns. Volunteer --- Nash, from the 57th Foot, to be Ensign, 'lee t'utler. 10th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas Rolston to he Assisting- Surgeon, vice Pearce, who re•igus. 12th Ditto—To he Lieutenants without purchase, Lieutenant Thomas Dunn, Rom the 6 3 th Foot, and Ensipi James Barrett, from the 14th loot. 14th Ditto Lieutenant A. Adamenn, from the POth Font, to be Capinitiof a Compaay, vice Kennedy, killed in action. • . 18th Ditto, Captein-John M'Neil to be Major, without put chase, vice Walker, promoted. Lientenaat James Aitken to be Captain of a Company, vice 11 4 Xeil. 24th Ditto, Thomas Kennedy, Gent. to be Ensig3, without pur chase, vice Barrett, prutnuted in the 14th Foot. 38th Ditto, To be Captaius of Companies, Lieutenant William Vise Taylor, vice Johnson, killed in admit ; and Lieutettaet W. Henry Hartman, vice Bean, placed upon hale-pay. 90th Ditio, Lastga --- Hughes to be Lieutenant, w bloat por ch:se, vice Eades, who resigns, Volunteer Travers, frown the 71st Foot, to be Ensign, vise Hughes. 41st Ditto, Lieutenant John Dardis, from the Louth Militia, to he Ensign, without purchase. 494 Ditto, Ensign William Gordon to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice NPlnses, promoted. William Milne, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Gordan. 46th Ditto, Ensign D. L. Coe to he Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Straker , appointed to the 73d Foot. Assistaat-Surgeoa William Roberts, from the Ist Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Beard, dismissed the service.. 59th Ditto, Major Charles Morland, (ruin the 9th Light Ora gomo, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; by purchase. 55th Ditto, Lieusennat John heard, (rota the North Cork Mi litia, to be Ensign. without purchase. 59th Ditto, Ensign Henry yairclough to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Robert Parke, Gent, to be Resign, vine Faircloegh. Lieutenant James Chadwick to be Adjutant, VIM Pittman, promoted. 60th Ditto, Ensign Henry Molloy to be Lieutenant, without per chase, vice Riad, who resigns, John Armstrong;, Gent to he Enstgn, rice Molloy. , 66th Ditto, George Tolfrey. Gent, to he Emig's, without purchase, vice liendley, promoted in the 3d Ceylon Itegi i 'sent. 79th Ditto, Captain Duncan Cameron to be Major, vice Cocks, killed inaction. Lieutenant John ItisNell to be Criptain of a Company, vice Ge ntler,. F.asign N. Carter to be Lieutenant, vice M‘Neil. Serjeant-Major -- Cowen, fions*the 4Sta foot to be En sign, vice Carter. 80th Ditto, Ensign C. Anderton to be Lieutenant , without kit-- chase, vice A anason, promoted in the 14th. Foot. Joseph Stokes, Gee. to he Easign, vice A ntintun. 994 Ditto, James Patella, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Little,. promoted. 101 th ditto, Ensign E. 3V. Soloman to be Lieutenant. without purchase. Ensign F. H. Cummiog, from half-pay of the 116th Foot, to bq Ensign, vice tio;utneo. Limit George Jouliog to be Adjutant. vice Jenkins, prwaboted io the Memory Eight Infantry Feasible.. . ,wooptita,tterippg, Flospital.elate.David Wethempoon to mice 4yr preeieted me 41.1,4 :i_ -. _f _ WWI! XWM1111.11111111alliew 64 .wrw" . " ----,- . • • ..•..,-. T,...... i a. f;" • • •., " Southampton uttituils, stillborn. Liq. lilyffirder of the Committee, —mil.- . P. CUNNINGHAM, It•eseretary. Admiralty (Mice, Nov. 3. - • '.. ' • ' -'; • _ * . The following is a copy of a Bulletin of the PLATE GLASS COMPANY. , operations a lite Russian forces under'. Genera Win- .. . . HE.Public are it*rmed, 11:M O ... m sott . .2inger•de and General Essen, transmitted to John llr fang uripLitz. tAss Is Wii ea it tifie4 Wileoi-ctoker, Esq. by Vice-Admiral Sir James -Prim, by Mr. ALEXANDER itLACI II . 21w - .'h gatinikees :...- . • ,Wsreimase.ALKION.PLACV.,IIII.4aC 44.4 I O4. RI 211. HR 6 • isT iliiie adaar, sorrier heittinari, .-- --* --.-- - *. 64 'Militant-General eon Wl:miser ode to his *ern 12 kirk's , to 144 incites in levet. 'Mil *bra lOU 2 Mehl% litiiieflirtigelesty;•Vetit -.Bei**. froorAkisr-dillogo of is breadth; aiso Gaines and Concave' illierors.; from ytto 36 'aches in diameter. And the woe assiorsiseat may bb trod fir • Dawydestka, m folloiss:— Country Orden, by atldrerli Letters to . Mr. William Foseri, . 64 VilthOut leavin the Twer road n still occupy g I lit tite fltime 6 nrin4, Rittrillena, near Preorol l ,_Loistitsbirr. this village with the greatest part of my detachment, Fouo the t r e nt improvement aside of Lite yeas up this Maim- , .., daily • making reconnoissances with small parties on factory, it it RIM 41,Weli that the Colppany'. Plates are Mum . ' m their brilliancy. and have as, few Imperfertioda. easspared the roads to Woldomir, Yaroslaff, and Dinlitrotf, with oily Forviim Glass that ever was Wyatt's'. i and even to Moskrekensk and the neighbourhood ... . -.-. . - _ _ • iof Moskalik. PANT thing is well at all the ad- U groenn. will ii i ii i 1 ority Pm struit ttPstraw, at rt..sarrt.•••• • Ertttrmvt!, el•r• ••••st..^ .......7 ....--.. • companimis Mil no *perk's ity of Mn. '.. 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