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~ ,; ~, ice: ~,r a`` ~`, 4 • Nlll‘ll.ltit 6511.] --- --... \% Tivr antl Co. the Contractors,. respectirmy r• :: , reallna th e Public that the drawing. of the STATE 1 9 rrElty begins on th e i7thSItiI'TEMBEAI.---The Scheme, with only I.2 . ooo Tici;Lti, Contains, . f ", "' •"• • • • L. 50,000 7.. 1 4k- 9 - 00 . , ,-. .. .. . : ...... 1(,000 `AO . 100 ••• • • • ... ..... '. 1,000 30 1,11 • t 3 ••- • • • .......... - 5,00 100 ,Ile Lowest. Prize got.; also the first 1000 Blanks Oh L—n e first Ticket drawn. a Prize above 9.01. , will receive iLkidition:ll Pri;:e of 10,0001. Tickets and Shares are sell '', Poultry, • I at:'SWIFI' & Co.'s tili44'°' 110. 01,A1dga te High 1t ) ellarina-cross, ' ' street. A 4111.11), BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, respectfully inform the Public., that TICKETS and ES for th e present STATE LOTTERY, are on Sale I , Office; No. 9S, Royal Extbangp, London. Lottklry, consisting of only 13,000 Ticket will cons . drawing on the rith SEPTEMBER Next, nod will be 131\yu Dap. tictlE;Alf, CONTAINS 9 zes of - keome 2 Plizet of 4: ith other'Capitals, and has in it no Prize of less value A.... The First Thousand Blanks will be entitled to " 41; th e'FirslPrize above 201. to 10,0031.; and the First oa the Second liar, to 20,000. JAPAN AND WINDSOR CHAIR. MA uvACTURY, No. 2n City Finbury-square, op- Its the I.lrew.•house. • IN 'GRAIII. respectfully itifornis his Friendsand the Public in generaithat they taay.he supplied raney Japanned, Windsor, and Dyed Chairs, (2ottehes, ( Carden antlllestie Seats, Flower Stands, Bedsteads,. 11ice s , Bed Forniture r Prather Beds, Mattresses, %nit Article its the Furnishing line, krwee than atany Fac ur Warehouse in Loudon, for BcadYMoney. • b ants,.Captains, Hotels . , Taverns, and Innkeepers and • be irepti.ing great quantity a Chairs at a short notice, • L at J. l's Factory, as great Assortments ars.al - a state or :prepa rairion ready for the public de- Trade supplied.. of. SECOND-H.IND HOUSEHOLD, attd all description of GOODS every Thursd#, at 12 4 at the Sale Rooms, in Tabernacle-walk, when the Salty rely on every attention being paid them either its or,bnying. Geods intended for the Sale must be sent in by Ttsesday • Apartments genteelly furnifilied fur single eientic- BATHING TRUSSES. • has been advised by the most eminent yrgeoac, that Persons afflicted with HERNIA should he without a FRUSS : ihey have hitherto been pre ; in conseipience of spoiling their Trusses.. SALMON, and Cu, beg leave to inform their Friends and the Pub-. tt their 'ranch .approved PATENT SELF . AIIMSTI NO , SES are now inanniactured water-proof. In conse ut superiority of their Invention, the Patentees :eceiVed the, following appointments Majesty's Navy, the Naval Hovitala :And Dock-yards, the Ord:. Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East India Compaq , / 4anufactory, Strand. • Persons J esiding. in the country, sending th e eh' •um - c 4! of the buoy, in inehes,.just Above the hips, may depend ' • . w. ..... SUSSEX. Vrattal)le Freehold, Eoplhold, and Leasehold ES: TES for 10,000 years with extensive, Minors, a Capi. Mansion-hous.e, called MILLANO PLACE, Gardens, 1--paint., and Pleasure Grolup4,in the •Couniy of Sussex, the bordvrs of Hints.. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ny Mr. \YELLER, • •.e.,AticTION MART, Loudon, at One o'Clock'in the fternoon, on WEDNE SDAY , the 9.,8th day ofJuly, 1813, truly valuable FREEHOLD, COPY- lOkt.t), and LEASEnoth EsTATEs„. with the 'e Manorial Rights over several- Parishes, with , ;shun • , 01. Cain e and Fish of th e l a t e JOHN trrrEnsoN, Escl waiel; wilt b e de divided into Lots. 'es ' e ' E 'Lltrs, consisting of nearly I'2oo Acres of Arable, 4 ° ,7 ;ttird Co' Lanai finely stock e d with Timber, are ' t ote ab out 46 miles front London, in a most beatitifulAnd Pita of,the Coonty, two miles front the post-town tor tyeentv-four from Portsmouth, au& six from time roWas of and Peterstield. The high-road metropolis to Pertinioqth 11106 through the centre, Nthtt rN l'Mty The Mansion-house is _situate in most &- v • !Ma tii ?`.l, comminuting luxuriant , views 'abounding in kit, for "(met, and g then. art, on the Fat ate several desir buildin on. ty ; 11 t .i ire particulars, with engraved plans of the Lets, 11)4. it " 44 tite Crown Lou-., Portsm o uth And Gosport mid Red I*o P Tstield • tc: N Ing G 0(411 ° 111 ; • 14 . . t „ it ;„, orthilLllototik; the Libraries, Tunbridge Well, tat Littletuttupt on anti Bognor ; tat the . Aucti•tt of Edward V. Iltterson, Esq. No. u, Old Dual ."l"'"-tott; and further information I, INlesers. Rhoades • lid Son Siffleitors ;orto 5 " Chichester, where a of the whole Estate may 4: AY INgts it CVY A 1.-1, T T,Eit'S P.ITENr. 11)11°14).$ vE4GETAIti.r. BALSAM, FOR CCUGHS, c9Nstsmsyrioxs, aild ASTIIMAS* . 'ills AlFajleiNv 1 , • . brand fur ' 4 41 a.t. , been - eSta I . . , 441111 rig, vc . . . ; t Thy* '. , , i dill., doll is 10 ‘.‘d by molly eui.kien_ for witt to tie the only eilica.cfnus ren • 4 .. be depended ilium m e t he nii.ave Complai.ati. Th ' i t t' ( ' ' to inerotts cures that a r e i i. .: .P i "f"rn'ed ''''' )(l,, liich Are tittest n e u d by persunsuf the fi ro .1 i this liiusiloili, would tilt el. ' , ~lo rY „o umeb. 1 of a Letttr to Nlessrs. GODI.IOLDcI 3, 11 4 011 — 1 ' , f v,,,i, ~ square., , that your N4l,ll6alllik—l have thO. pleasure to . inform you,,. , - I. ,1„...11, t!,\'4.'t;(;(.3lll,ll:llsain, ree4lntnerttled tO Pue by ; r , l4 _ r. ~11iii‘.y, of Fulham has perfvctly restored me to u y tj t k t ,._r + , t4t e of good health 'I t ' i s iii a fleeptiedint . , and Clad 1, tuitither,of other M . L.iliclnes which failed of success.. • W ith gratitukie I reolain,' • , - Your obedient servant, , Ctlibb ' . • ' cria"-Plaek ( Aielsea,lkiity 11 1 , t 1 ) 9 13 1 1' 2 11 DAVIS. ... rii. 1, . coii opt, ,Jorethy izty, 11G, Gray's-inn-lane, is Cured of a ad e ,.. /u a 4 Y takitig 5 pi lits orthe Vegetable IlA4am"d:i 0.,...., arcourse of niedn.i;ie fronl'theNerlitl' '1` .. 1 - 1 di l'elier, Certificat e • o f 'the eu -e the 14th of dune,. 5 mouths, an , it t • r ti:4,: n . ti g r t i. r. Ityoofs 9 f the efficacy of this medicine cannot:.be Y •---- 41 i i ! ' ' 4 its ' l'e ' ll g - eteolumemlesl by the fiAtowitig, No ,i be Mast \'' elil, 11.Thitiis of Lothian, U r n s t \i ff i o i n c.) . l l, u , , i i s d - , ' 1 t , budi *: - - (4 4 „, 1 , y uhit li ar,t, tbe Hight Ilon. ,t- Vi,,,„. 11 °Y. 1,0. te4cue, anti Motiiii ford, the Right : Hon. late t katti 114 " lj udie ) anti Ward, Dowagers qt;Antley, kat l, a L'1(1 Tort(•sct,e, Lady. ,1 , preece ; Sirs Francis Mahe, ‘ NQW ntlaiti ' t i (' kgb i ill, ' and George Anohttong ; I.l.k:4l:eLl):,4&cl):o,Yht a ' ati. ° l) H r i o i:li ; co' !ones liH.t.licr i Deliatb) i4Ni.,11.' ~,lessr t. 6 ),Tijoiii ;4 4 , v ,-,e Fs . tvblisited 11 ,. 44 e 1, t , , f the dti c" . who - euktuot tifford. to pay an in_stitution, for , e f u k i ~ poo r 411 1)• fits r , 1, , .____ 4 tPULI ' f' it' li " this IllediPit)t, al tit have, tn..cot ~ t...quen, , NI • lel .t to be sold oy one respeetahl- Vender Hi curr y 444:11.'P1ii toWII ill ~Att,,e, agreeably to Cite terms 'a • the k Y` 43- lvtil it* at `, U. 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In which the Elements of that Science arc familiarly ex plained and-illustrated by• Experiments. 4 ' This work may be , strongly rceommended to young Students of both Sexes. The perspicuity of the Style, the regular disposition of the subject, the judicious seleetion of illustrative experiments; and the elegance Of the Plates, are so well adapted to the capacity of beginners, and especially of those who do not wish to dive deep into the science, that a more appropriate publication can hardly-be desired."—Bri tish Critic.. • Printed, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate . , and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Galler), 54, New Bond street. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 18i3. NEW MUSIC. PlifllitE SONATAS for the Pialto•Torte, with AcOnußaniment3 for the Violin and Violoncello, corn.; posed by ,••P: Knitpton, price Ws. The Brazep : Busl," a Romantic Melo-drama, performed,' at the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden, composed and arranged footle Piaini-Forte„ by 11:R. Bishop, price Petits Ilijonx," Milling the celebrated Air of 4 , The Thorn ''• arr4nited as a Rnndh, with an introdoctory Morenont,by J.ba vy, price Dr. Cpcke's beautiful Glee for four Voices.—" An Epitaph ink a porniause," adapted in a new-ananner, invented tO ac commodate Singers unacquainted with the Tenor I). Worgait, price 2.5.--Atozart's celebrated " Oh perdona," with Variations for the Plano 7 Forte, !tarp, and Flute, com posed by .1. 'Mazzinghi, prite as.' orisitigle• for the Piano-Forte and Flute only, price 35.--. 7 " Arabian Rondo," composed_ by, J. Parry, price Borne in yQn :itaze of orient sky," the Prize Glee for 1813, composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mits. Doc. price 3s.—" Mutual Love," a Balled tun; by Miss 'Bolton, in the Farce of Three Weeks after 'M.arriage, composed by' J. parry, price h. rid. • London : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine,. Potter,. and. Co. N 0.20, Soho-square, and No. 7, Westmoreland-street; . • • ADVI CE WHEN Men of EducatiOn anti-Professional Skill use persevering ebileavotys.to discOverthe moat 'sate and certain method of treatmg a few prey:Willi; the successful result of their experience is the best proof vi superiority Messrs. GOBS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Curii of the following the object of their part icufat study, viz. A Certain 1..)1 •SP R 0 ER, frequently contracted in a moment of I ntoxie.tion, add its concomitants, SFRI C. T S and G LLI TS, NV11101,•by, an .litipioved plan, are speedily and effectual • clued; also D Li TY. whe ther alisingqiiOnt Ateehanaliiin Indulgences, long r'esideoce in warm Climates,. or a Secret Solit ar y VI CE ; too otter) unhappily. pursued by the Youth of both Sexes, in the Al,' causing Sterility or barrenness, ,and in the other a trufri.:r,u, train of Nervous Diseases, whioli, it n-,t timely remedied, terminate in lin pOtence and Consumption In that. distress. nig state of Dehility or Ileficieney, whether the coosequeuce of such baneful Habits, or , irising from any otner cause, by Which the powers of the Constitution become etifeeolen, as regularly edncated Surgeonsof London ; they offer a Eriit, safe, and speedy Restoration to 50941 d and vigorous Health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by 's superior Meth - Oil, to remove Venereal Complaints,' however inveterate or ettnOtlc'ate_d i without blthiedtbS the' Patient to' the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and' ib cent cases, where an early apolicetion is made on diseovei, of the Infection, Ofey frequently perforat a Cure in the swirl' space of two days. 'rue unprecedented success of their itiod,= of Treatment ( which has-never been, know n-to fail inane gle instance in-a prattice of is years, during, .vitielt pen litany thousarhl persons of both sexes have beet, cured', e s e tt injurious after severe and methods had been pursued bi- nit , ef Piaditioners without eircet), thent to thus putiliLly' oiler theirad vice. Messrs. G.. 0 SS lipsi Co e!ce ,lusively These Ora-Deli be marktxt-by tt'lrtlitakerf tent', thosbloquy ad poi t attached to the ignorant litnpitic; think it but justice to them selves to state, chat they have been propel!y wide:two and initiated into every branch of the profession (cetliticates of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians*, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting from their endeavours fiist induced the general Plaoi t loner, awl they them to quit the practice of presume that their pretensions constitute. fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the V tic, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the partici'. lars.ef their case, age, and Manner of living, inclosing a Hank Note, ter advice, and Medicines, and the same will be for. warded to any part of the kiimiloin. • GOSS,and co. Surgeons, No, 13, ltauvenc.street, street. - To TIIOMAA TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. 1-loNourtgo Sta, . • Edinburgh; March 1,8. - BEG leave to infOrm you' that ever ' since the I. year 1790, 1 bad been 841*k:tett with the Luca Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every coarse; ot medicine ,prracrilied by the mast eminent of the faculty bete, and un derplot; oeve.ral sevens courses .of salivation, and twice dis-- charged front the liespittil with little relief, would appear to be of ,themostinveterate nature. , In the spring of last year toy disorder had gut to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large Wrier vu tbe crown of my beads dne,un each arni, aml my legs were broke ont in a frightful manner; my rifitt was dreadfully painful, arid bad been in a state of ulceration for the last s even years ; my left bad also two large nodes on it, was . .very Much discoloured, dud gave me such excruciating pain, particulxtly when warm in hed, as nearly to deprive me tif test itt this lamentable state, I was ircommended by Mr. J. Thopvan, (whiff, received sit gre'at a cure bythern here), .ta tilte vont' ratent which I began to do ott the -26t11 of ; in the coarse of , a fortnight 1 'plait' td : receive, beiwtit---in little move 111:iti month the ricers on my head and arms were soundly he:iletl— sodu.after, the sores :on my legs herehtil :also; leaving, how-, ever, considerable discolouratiott in G.. ....Lin, ;trot ,rain in the, bitoe of the left, which, by the blest:no; Goirl,‘ and a little longer perseverintee in your invaloaht.; 'Mt dicine, subleided ; the unites dispersing, the skin reKaliiing . its :Tourral byte, awl the nth:Anna:ll pains gracinany . going- Oft thus became, by your Jibert 1 advice and toediCine, pelf .shy free from ill nu former complaint: , --bare Tecovereel any limiter spirits awl strength, and ant become whic4 Stal Li, having .conthiped many months to • •Le p.ittmidinie lit 0(01 who I:new me, I tau at loss in what ter:ns to eh.press illy gratitude, hot beg yeti, for the good , auffvrins;, mortals, to taiitie this ro7 as poblit' as lioisi •l its 1 sCtttll .no..,4eetery ocea'•'- s i ou i ~;* , dotin; you rill greatly oblige, • .'Sir,"yeairtrateful , ottecliettt, very Inoulr!c servant, ALEX. .MULLKEIL s wzo n' s Close, Itigh , ltreet, Edinhargli. Witneiiises to tlie above cttre John TbontlYsoP, No. Nesv, Poultry INfaricet, Eiliriburgb • s y t hn Wlntosh, ()id sscnihly 0104 e, Edinburgh. - PrePaled and sold by the sole Propriekor, rtiONIAS TAY , LOR, -I ,4lernber of the Royal College of Sitt - K tons, at his house,. `it,„ 9, New liridge-street,. London ; v:ltere, after a eoostant tesitienee of mute than 38 years, in a:practice parti- I cu t ar ly,slirectedto . the cure of \'.eitereal. Complaints and those inridmital to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrery viNcli men of his profeision should ;away& Observe in datt4l'S hirnsglf -the. advice and astisiattee he irratnitoasll, administers to persons talcing this.Metlieine, will be est-entea, by a discerning Public, us an advantage seldom attain ,Ye, a• , .dvoid of ail unibignity, ;Use his appointment, ter the eonNenience of those itrin is t z distance ? tit the Perfumer's, No, ;M i . St. Alb an ' s . P4lll-mall; ; the No. oxf,,,o,Btrea ; mr. I)kborough'4, No. 7, ri.sit, , treet •hili t Mr. Baxter's; final,. bridle E t litilittlli; ?dr. Mt-Donald, ieweller, , Glasgow' I. Ir. ; nod iay ion person in every considerilde ttm . i , in 61e:it Britain tttid Ireland, in boxes of only es. Fat. eti ch;stamped, and seleit op with hill and plain itaYetioni, whereby persons', of, either ...sex tuAy cure t hex:is elves with 03. s se . , o e x y, ritain is ,:tied up, with Stamp, cm whieh, by -6ur of the Cintit t ii,uomers, le aG the stamp Plfice—. rra.ylin-, No, D„Pfew Bridge-street—. to imitate winch is Felony, and all vtbas are counterti4. • k, ‘, • „ . ,4 6 if, ° ' „1' .. , ......... „ ...„ .. : .' • tt 4, / "iili filo 1 , N IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lIOUSE OF PEERS, TuLsnAv, JULY 20. MISCEIAAN P ,, yal I.ssent was given by t;ominissiou to tbc Ao14;:b SpiritK, Spiiits DiAti!htivn, Iriih spirit, Duty ('ollection, Irish Post ',toads, Admiratty itegistrar'-, , tipendiary Curates, 'CS ,, stlnittiter Hustings, anti Kihuainhe::l.litil Bills, and to threa other Bins. The Lor,l, Commissioners were the Archbishop of CANTtut hunk, the l nun t;t7eiciu..t.on, and Lord ItEnt , ;i, Ceti t ,el tvert huallv heard respecting the long pending. cause, Diek:---Judgment potttponed. The Earl of Bocattwomusnutu moved tbe third reading of the East India 13111, which accordingly tank place, add a Mes*age was ordered to aerptidlit the Commons therewith. The Irish Loan Interest Bill wzts read a third time, and passed. • -OP the qttestion for the third matting of 1119 Trinity Doe". trine Bill, :Che Arehbishop.Of CA.NTERBITRY made tt few, remarhs, npol the well-merited character Of the Established Church tiflf.treland for its due attention taithe prineiple: of e•ennitte tideration. in this view, the Church and State were to ,t certain exteriereetpentlnN each t tkirte its trite fmm the rater and conduct of the other. Their authorities were, however, 'in some respects confounded. The Church, as a church; had no authority to indict punishments upon those not w;thin its pale. The principle of toleration to which the DM referred, appertained rather to the State - than to the Church; and the latterwat always remarkable for its tender regard with respect to the religions scruples of individuals; and on these p.zinciples, lie had no objection to the passing . of the' Bill. The Bishop of CIitSTEB, ngreed in•principle with the most Reverend Prelate: but observed, he than ht the hill seas no t _ called for in con:wive:we of any penalties imposed up : ti those w!ntin tt,e,Bill professed to reli e ve. . The most perfect Valtration was ;dread); extended to the professOVs of 'Unita.- At the saute intl.?, he was pleased such a was hronght forward, at , atfa:iitig an additional proof th tolerance was no part. of the character of the Cintrch of The Bill was then read a third time and pained, as were a so Painter's limouneration; and the Ship,, t.),:ncrA and. Windsor Ferest Bllls. The Felons Employment 13111 was, on the motion of Lord Etzesiotutuon, read a second time, and the relevant Stand ing Orders being suspended for the purpose, the. Bill passed through a Committer., and was reported without any Amend inept. - 'rite 'ship Owni.rs Relief Bill. and the Windsoi• ,Forest In clositie Bill, were returned from the 'CoMmons by Mr. WiIARTONs °with the aegniescence of - that Fluute, in the Amenthnents made therein by their Lordshios. , -Their Lordships judgment, ia:the Appeal 'cause of Rtibi doe' v. thimble, was that Jf reversal. thatin of Tenant v. lientlersdn, remission back for farther , consideration And in that • • 'Scot remission back, with special directions, to the Cotitt of .':ession. , The other Orders of the Day being disposed of, their. Lor dships mtlourned till to-morrow, wten the Iloyal Assent will be given, by Counuissiott to certain Bills. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The" liOuse was suunnoned to the House of Peers to bear the Royal Assent given breoniniisiiou to several Bi A Message ‘vas lirunght from the. Lords, agreeing to several, pn4l4. Bills, for which see Lords. Mr. kV Awr o N moved en Address to the „Prince Regent, praying, that an account be laid upon the table of the resident and not,vesid-n . Clergy in different dioceses of En;land and Wales. Agreed to. lord G. iltAtirOLD preented a Message from the Prince Vg , s ierft Ateve ~4,445,44 ,0 15,41. 4 1 : -.th4, oreption e t rctratolltiiitauti arkitt t 0 ha (pito • .' ' . • ~ t' • ' [PRICE ,STXPENCE-ItAtrPlll4 g Piton TUE LONDON . GAZ6TII:I, JULY 20, Dalin Castle, May 10, 1813. His Grace the Lord Lieutenant Wi s thi , day pleased to rotifer the honour of Knighthood on Aliso:ander Wilson, of Bath, M. D. An Order in Council directs, that all merchant ships and vessels, and all other ships and vessels not having the plague, or any other infectious disease or •distemper highly dangerous to the health of his Majesty's subjects actually onboard (e. Cept any ship of tear, transport, or other ship •in the actual service of Government, nuder the command of a commis shined officer of his Majest)''s Navy), cipiting'from or throngli the.Mediterrancan, ur from the %Vest Barbary on the Atlan tic Ocean, and bound to the western ports of. the United Kingdom', which shall not he furnished, with clean bills of heslth, shall be permitted to perform their qnarantine at Milford Haven, subject to such regulations-as they would be subject to in case they should perform their quarantine at Standgate Creek: Another Order in Council extends the prohibition of the exportatien out. of this kingdom ; or carying •coastwise, of gun-powder or 'saltpetre, or any sort, uT 31111,5 ur tuniatinition, frinnthe Sth of August next, for six months, - to emOtrace s trout that day. Another oftler in Council extends an; prohibit:on of the transporting into any parts out of this I:in;.:doin, of any piK iron, bar iron, hemp, pitch, tar, rosin, anchors, cables, cordage, Unlit?, y.:lll:YhOWSpritS, ()an, 4/111i11111, Sitet`t, copper, or other naval store r i, foto the eighth dty of nest, also for six except under licenze loin - the Ad miralty, L%Ported to Ireland, or to his •Nlaj,..qy's or garroons, or to hi; Nl:ijesty's voloniea until plair4ttloirc in America or the West. Indies, or to Newfoundland, or t 3 Ni4jesty'a forti or settluaients OO trhr. co4sr of Allicu, or t., ;Ile island of; Saint Veleta, onto the 13ritistt settlements or 'facto rici; in the But , ladles, irar-OlFre $?O., Ist regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant tionoitroble .IV. s. Pernard, from the 4th. Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice kiotdoll, Who exc,bl:figTs., , .1•11 Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant 1-Tenry U. Portiarillo he Captain of n Troop, hp purebast, vice tier, who retire 4, Cninet „Limes Chadwick to be. Lieutenant, by purc;!ylse, viePliarti3A. 4111 Ditto, Lieutenant J. It. Gordon, front the lst bragoon • Goat i,, to be Lieutenant, vice •Bernard, who uxche.uges. U.-111.e.gituctit.tdi s igld Dragoons, Cornet. Robert LI ttiackss to• be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fraser, promoted. atii Ditto, Conrad Edward Rycroft, Gout. to be Cornet, with out purchase,•vice Young, promoted. 10th Ditt, t'aptai .1 Robert Giv een from the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Stanhope , who • latl e* l D ita itt ligc3. o,Co ruet,Richard Adams to be Lieutenant,, without; purehase, vice Lennox, promoted. • ad Regintent itf r Got Guards. Wilfiani Stepney - Cowell, lieut.., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Itnotlyq whose appoint ment btu not taken place; ' .lit'Regiinent at Foot., to he Ensigns—Gentleman CatietJobn ,Muirsuu, from the Royal IRilitaiy College, without . For chase, vice dtleries, promoted, cleritit•exto caattt loughby Cotter, from ditto, vice Ilithingt on, promoted. glitarrier, titaa. pf4)rll,/t 7th Ditto Assiltant-Sorgeoir 'Thomas 11:Itt 7 leant the Royal Veteran Dattitlioa, - to li,e• Armstrong, Who resigns. • 10tii Ditto Captain fromuirable John Maittan,l, from the zid Feot, ti;lte I,laptain of it Crinipany, ewe tit.-Di ii. who c . 4. E 10,60 Winiani Sayers to. +iut -etreblise, vice Thompson, hilted in action. job,' !Mit- Land. to be Ensign, vice Sayers. 14th Ditto, Ensign George INlimeY to tric‘rilitr without purchase, vice Troyer ) •promio ea ill 4u(' tt i i t l .ui Ist Hoy Li went. Ensign dobn St. John, from toesurrey Militia, to b k:iis/zii, pat-chase. W3d Uittop, Captain John Vernon, from tb , 10th Foot, to 1)0 Captain of Li Company, vice %rho exchange?. rsitto, llospital-Av , ist , int to tho Forces, Frdini )11.61 to be Assiitatit-Surgeon, vice .Weiregor, appointed to tho 77th fuvt, Oediemaiior • aQth Ditto, Assisfant-S - nrgttpuE(lward Johnson, front the ißtb Foot to be — Surgeon, vice Maclicnzie; promothti on. the Staff. 41st Ditto, Ensign Jaine: Ylootpr3son.to he Lieutenant, with" out pnrchas,,,.vi,:x S - Andet son, placed npon haitvay. Ser;- joint Mujor Fitztlecald . to be At,i,j4tiaii;;-,Zith the r mil; of I.lB,ligni, Viet: PUittip, rej:4ll,tin AdpiptliCy 'OIIIV. Cid lint o,l;lM:tin ttichard O'Connll to Lig I,;enteNeut, itli -613t 04 , 6, promoteil, (..ye,itiernait Cadet Jo,b from tic .oreeni, fro tbc I“ititury, Co!ivs.,:., to be lEusign, vice O'Conucii. 46th Ditto, Citol - ge ::',teptre,y, Gent. to be Enoign, puts chase, vice I-14watt, whose. appointment hits out takeit pitta, Gen tlesniur cadet Thomas Weston, from lht Ecl,vai Military Collekit, be Ent;ign, without tlase, Wittenhum,'whwe appointment 'wt. , nut takim ploce. 49th" Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Alit.ll, friini the 95th Foot, to be Surgeon. Hoipital-.i.asistut to the Forests Daniel O'Doherty to be Assistunt-S6t - geon. 50th Ditto, Ensign S Douglas to be Lieutenant, by pnrchaee, vice Johnson,- promoted in, the tioth loot. Gentleman Cadet Harry .1: Shawe'to be gitsign, iithout purehase, vice Douglas. • • 57th liatto, Ensign Thomas Vaughan to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Btisteed, pl.sced upon hall-pay. To he iiaisigus, iiithout pure.l6lQo Thonma Hamilton, Gent. Webb, whose appointment Las nut, taken place. Matt thew Nixoti, brut. N icc V3iigtlath 15Stii Ditto, Captain Joins Druitz to be Major, without, parr chaiw, vice rienr2, who.retires. Lieutenant Warner Lewis to be Adjutant, vice Sleator, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 60thfiitto, Thwart , : Abell, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchasi, vire Fishee, promoted. 62d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Cole, from the Royal West illiddlesex Militia, to Ensign,. withot,t purchase. elith Ditto, Captain the Honourable G. Fortescoe, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain 'of a Company, vice Cari Yon, promoted. 70th Ditto, Lieutenant Frederick Lenox Inge, from the Royal _West 114iddletex Militia, to be ;Ensign, without pur chase. ' 72a Meginient of Foot, Lieutenant. John Rae to be Paymaster, vice canipbell, deceased. • • 75th llnhi, Brevet Major Jonathan Lrown to he Major, vice Stewart; Lined 1.1 aoron. Lientenant D. u Lie , Captain of a Company, vier • liteith Ditto, Pierce Purcell Gould Geist. to bo Ensign, by purr chase, vice itamsay, who retires. 9b4 Ditto, ASsistanu;Sorgeon Robert Putishon, from the 04th Foot, to tie Surgeois. • ' 94tls Ditto,'Llentenant Robert Mac latest), from the Royal p er tl is hi m Mititi;,, to be ,Ensign with , at purchase. ' 97th Ditto—To he Lieutenants, Liosign S. IL PoWer, without purchase, vice lie (*tithe any, proiitoted, alto Lnsign James M‘Grath, by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted. — To be, Ensign, Gentleman Cadet Alexander Gardiner, ft out the. Royal Military College, vire Power. 100th Ditto, John Fax, Gent. to be Ensign, vithont,purchast, vice Foley, whose appointment has trot takea place. 102 d Ditto, Lieutenant. John Brown to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Julio Piper, who rein es. 3d Ceylon ReBimrnt, Bee vet Lieutenant-Colonel Clement Martin Edwards to be Liet. , ,tenant-Colonel, without' p-nr eliae, vice Morrice, appointed to the eyt,ls, :Not. Captain George Nixon to he Major, vice Edwards. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant A. Troyer, isoa, the lath Foot, to bit Captain of a Company, without purehase, vice Edwards, appointed to the 10th Foot. 4th Garrison Battalion, LientenantJames Johnston, from the 48th Foot, to be C..ptaili of a Cintipany, rich , ortesene, appoibted to the 6titb Foot. sth lioyal Veteran llaitalion,'Thbaras Holder, late Cinartsri. Maaer of the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Eatigir, race Doyle, placed upon half-pay. 6th Ditto, Assistant -Surgeon A. Ligertwood, from the 65th Foot, to be Assistant-Sung.cri, Savery, appointed.on tile Stall ASheXCourt, of the Duke of York's Greek Light latantry, to be Dcputy Adjutant-l.ienriail to the Farces ser ring in the rani; of Lientetiant44r louol in the Army), vice Ada in,.• woo res,os: William Thomson, Gent. so be Deputy Assistant-Commissary-Ger neral to the Forces. iiO6AITAL STArr.—To bePhrsicians to ti:e Furies, Dr. G. A. Morwood, trout half. goy. Surgeon John Maekensio, 11 D. from the voth Foot, vice Price, dec,ased. To he Apothecary to the Forces, Assistant-Sureon James Powell. To he Hospital-Assistant to the Forces,—Anarew Mackay, Gent. The Ding's German Legion. eth 1344v:1i0n of the Liat;, Li,!utediult-(Sttu Schannumn tt) bo - - Adjutant, view: Knout, who resigns td,e 4d s intailcy Royal Corsican Rangtrs,Serjeant Francisco Minardi to he En- sign,` vice VelitOrtlll, whose 'appointment has nut token pl7kee. • Commissluns in the Western Regiment 'of I•rurthumherland I,cical Militia; signed by the Lord lieutenant. . Thomas Wentworth Beaumont, lesq. to lie Lieutedant-CO lunel4:ummandaut. Mark William Carr, Esq. to be Lieu tenant-Colonel. 'Henry Richmond, Esq. to be Major. Wm. Staith, jun, Wm..Feaw;d:. Blavlaat, John Horbottle; George Anthony 'Lambert, John ltnkluek, Geiwge Slrad forth, Thomas Smith, jtiti. Taylor Winship, gsqrs. and Captain Jahn Nieholshu, to be Captains, - DANKKUPT3. itenjatnin Gooch, Portland-road, victualler, to surrender July Attgust :if, at test; at Guildhull, Luaiin: At torney, Mr. EarnsiLaw, Red-cross-strcet. John Kernliiead, 13erner'se-strect, St. IV-try-Fe-boun,t, carpsu.- to, July`3l, Att2 4 1.14 a, and 31, ar dt.-veu, at 00.-,tiall, London. Attorney, Mr. K. J. Chip., silt4t Queen street, I.incolies-inn-fiado. jolin. Mullart, SliOton, Stoice-uinp-Troit. Sta,trordslsire, cliitul-ur.inufacturer, July es, er-%, - 411.t August al, at tWelVe, at the Swan Inn, Hanley ) , , t4altimishir c . Attorui4k, Mr. ur Mr. lilritho; 1-14n ley, SlAtfordshire. , . . Jolin Llei4sicid, c.:)andoioitreet, dealer, July 24, 31i and Augazit „it twclve, at Aitorneir M/..4.lvalaamn Charter > Taristo,..l-rvw, Coventicarthip. :Mamas Mitchel, tiatie-Arekn, ,Curnmerelitl-ro/til, cheeve mangey, July 27, Augtist 10, , inct i, at cru, at (Susi - Lamin. Attorney, Mr. Nl‘giclii,A, • DWIDENDS: Aug. 14. I. CiAloway, New liuthi-street, upholsterer—Aue -10. 3. 'l'. and J. Roteven, Yoric-stree, IlletCeFs-4ug. IG. G. Berl y, uartt,ley, Yutk, w...l, conimuo-urewer --July 17. I,M tkehduiopenc iiiatices-street, chtee,,riotwe l -- Jalyal. W. Willidiustm,tuu in Y 31. J. Sisley Beckley,l U x 1 bitopiieepet—Aug. 12. J. ba h all, I - liddley, Ltac4ster, cotton-sphluer—Al. K . i 4. W. lVlllt, well, Bethusl-grevii, soap-intinufattui . er—Aug. 13. J. F. Bridliugtuu,lincu•draplu. I. Youlg,•Sew Suruin, Wilts, victuuller--.1,4c. 12. F. Ailettliy, hutit.,!!„"t.t.t talushire, grover+4ug. 2s. J. Ihtskillsoo ittul Socv , sst- Outlet -church-yard, Suuthwark, hop.factor.--,July i 7. tt' , Sharp ticd G. Sharp, jun. CERTIIICATIN—Av 11% Reynolds, Cnimong Ongsr, Estex, lluen-straper---E. ii'allscr, wt,tfautti,vrtsan---111. T. 1101141p be Ad, Leaf, Nittitabelltel. in - w ) --J. li 1 / 4 11eArry, K, lit' jes Cape!, Herd - cad de`tl- IN; J a cob i Orvat Oxford-strtvt cutter. ) g P_IRTNERSHIPS DissotvgD, D. Nlorting. J. J. Fuller, and S. Duvrant, Yoxford, Suf folk, Allen and J. Canvolell, clarkts. p i hce, islicKton, Parkins, W. W. c.Apper., and C. sutitliwic;l:, Station - Ishii c, suap-maker.t—J. Carsarell and \V. NVitite, Ipswicb, tiaen-drapers—J. S111;111 'and B. Cleave Cr. e diton, Deronsn', cc, solicitors—A. I logg and G. Gruil4us/ryue. mouth, Northutuberland, linen - draper.s-.-S.Wilkinii and s. K. Wittou of iNlanchester, red and iron liquorf,tuatioikt4,ur."". D. Cildfip and 13. Wearer, Gosport, hat -makar*".'...2%. Flint a.u4 '4'. brash,-,m4aufttcwokri.