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F .. ... , 7 7 .t. . ( _~' A J -' L ;• 4 -, ti r P s. 7.? - i: '*''''.. '6,l 7 ' A ,•._!. i 1. L c:V4c: 'it ti ;Vi-i . • , , ~,,,r , . ~ ..... - fti - 1 :4 1( 4 :44-- •,- - 4 , : ... • _ '' it • 'tii•W‘l',\;q ''• - • . ,• r •-: - , . . - .• . -: , • • • .. • i ;lel .., - , 4siVi4IBE 46591 PRICE SIXPENCE. F IDA Y; AUC4I:SII '2l, 1807. Mrs. LITCHFIELD's NIGHT. • THEATRE.ROYAL, HAYMARKET. TO:MOItitoW EVENING, Saturday, Aug.o, tvill be preseiited the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. YOUNG Baron Steinfort, Mr. PALMER, poi . Count Wintersen, Mr. CAR LES ; Mr. Solomon, Mr. MATHEWS; • Peter, Mr. LISTON • Francis, Mr. FARLEY (Beingrhis First Appearance this Seasori) $ T bias, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Mrs: Haller, Mrs. LiTcHFIELD ; And Charlotte, Mrs. GIBBS. •• With MUSIC and DANCING incidental to the Piece. • The Vocal Parts by Mrs. LISTON and Miss MENAGE. II The Old Commodore," a favourite Song, to be sung in charmer, by Mr. TAYLOR. " The -Origin of Old Bachelors," a Comic Song, by Mr. MATHEWS. 6 ' Nobody coining to Matry Me," by Mrs. LISTON. WWI THE FOLLIES OF A DAY. • Count-mmaviva (first time), Mr: PALM E R, tun. iglu) Mr. 1A It LEV ; The Page (with a Song). Mrs. AYLO It ; Antonio, , Mr. 1.16T0N ' • Susan (for that night only), Mrs. LITCI t l' I ELI). Tickets and Places for the Boxes to by had of Mrs, Litch. Meld, No. 36, Bedford-street, Covent,Gardcn ; and at the Theatre. . . . . THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM . TITE , RE:. VOLUTION TO THE .PEACE OF AMIENS. MITE Public are respectfully infprmed, that a new, uniform, and enlarged Edition was this day published, of Mr. BELSHAM's lIISTORY-of GREAT !TA! fromthe.Period when Mr. Hume's Uistor) terminated to the Year . 18ot, forming, with that Work,' the only complete - and test4eaable Series of English, Hibiory extant. 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In disbanding the 3d battalion of 'that regiment, , if these Ensigneics are to be considered the junior, some mode must be adopted for indehm4ing, the persons having a clairif to the value of those corn - - missions, as it will be impossible, during peace, for His Royal Highness to appropriate commissions for that purpose, should the eight Ensigneies Vacant by' purchase be considered. part of the establish meots ; in that case, when the 2d battalion of the 4th, regiment comes to be disbanded, the whole of the etfeEtive Ensigns, who have actually been serv : - ing (some of them near three yearS), will be placed on half-pay, and the purchasers of the .vacant En signcies (after the reduaion of the two. talionsi will remain in the 4th regiment, though only at that moment entering the,service., The same observation is applicabke to, the gth Regiment, where there are five Ensigucies vacant by purchase, and also in some degree to all regiments having additional battalions, as well as to many of the old regiments of infantry ; and, should a reduc tiOn in the number of troops in each regiment of cavalry take place, several commissions in that ser-: • vice: will he similarly circumstanced, , It is further to be observed, that Cornetcies and Ensigncies are not the only commissions so 'circum stanced, although•those of superior ranks, vacant by purchase, are few in number. ' - • • ay...Muth of the 7whole 6f the3let 7.tmstouy, Ont. balf old& romainiv vautiy by the 3ft March, ISot; And the reottabkisr b. , the 3 otb gime, aild'to be pdid. for 6 . ) Built. pqyabie, with blow, ninety dos 'after Joie. • • This Day Was published. prick 3326 d. MINUTES of a COURT-MARTIAL holden on board His Majesty's Ship Gladtator, in Portsmouth HarbOur, 'on Monday, the 'loth day of Ittly,-18,7, and the following days, for the TRIAL of Captain LAROCHE ; - with an A ppendixyentitaiiiing Extraels trim the Logs of the Uranie and Defender Gun brig, with Explanatory Notes. Printed tbr ' Longinan, HUTA,' Rees, .Ornie, Pater noster.row ; Motley, Portsmouth_; and fibxland, Plymouth. The Conditicls of the ,Contrat? *ay he seen at the Secre tary's Office; at this Office ; or hy, applying to Mr. Dunsterville, Agent for the ridualling at Cinh ; to the Colleblor: of His Ma:. Cartons at . Linwrintillettfast, Neu, y t and Waterford ; and" to the P t attytaster4enera! at Dublin, retPeaively. 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SIR, MORGAN and SANDERS's Fatent Bedstead Manut44torY and Ware-Roo ms, , - • . ,Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New invented Imperial Dioing 'Tables, allowed to he the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten lochs deep: N. 13. Th.. fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed War& house. In reply to your letter of the Bth instant; I am direaed to acquaint you, for the information of his liayal Highness the '.Commander 'in' Cht,,f, that it has been uniformly the rule of the serme to con sider scant appointments as 'the' first to ,be reduced, whatever may have been the date 'of the .vacancy, and whether made by purchase br. otherwise; and the practice has hitherto be?n to permit the sale 'of the reduced vacancies by pdrehase, dating the corn- . missions one *day antecedent to the date of reduc tion ; by which means the purchasers became en titled to the half-pay Of their appointments. No difficulty or long delay was found in obtain ing the regulatodprici tin- the superior Commissions, , notwithstanding the certainty of redudien, the step . of rank , being alWays a material objet to Officers! who mean to continue .in the.protession, „and have the means of purchasing again into the service ; the. Cornetdcs and EnsigneWs Were sold for the value of' thelmlf-payannexed , thereto, as stated in' the regd.: lation, which, was. gengwally as much as the curryb( price of the same,Comrnissions previously to the re.l. du;tlion ; but at all events the Public . did not indern' nify.'foi any lois sustained by the individuals Con-i corned. TOE CELEBRATED CORDIAL 1;.U.11 OF GILEAD . • . JREPARED by 'Dr. SOLOMON, Gilend:Ficiiise, roar Liverpool, Which has risen to the %fell. pinnacle of tarnit for itr superior Efficacy . in, Nervous. Debilitated, and Consumptive Coinplaints;* fosi - of' Appetite; Itidigestion, lowness of Spirits, &c. of which the tidlowing remarkable Cures are incontestible proofs : ' St if. ' 'Taistock; stli FebrtiarY. OW; FUR RHEUMATISMS,'SPRAINS; CHI LI3LAINS, EZC. SyE R's OPODELDOC.. . . - - THIS MEDICINE, from. its extiao'riiitiary Etri cacy, is justly entitled tcsii.so reputation it has so leng . acquired above every other Preparation .01 the kind. By its warm, 'penetrating and attenuating 'qualities, it is round to particularly av e be the inctst,poi.verful 4Pplicaticoi in Rlieutnatism, Sliasms, and Palsies . ; as also in Cramps, Bruises, Sprains, Burn s , Scalds, and the Sting of Venomous Insetts ; 'i t ' is thi in Contusions, occasioned by C y un ur d ect s s , o i n t i t i d n 7 ed to refresh the Legs and Feet after' long exercise in walking. It seedily removes and, it userl in time, will prevent them from . breaking, but for this purpose it should be dissol Veil and applied: warm. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, London, in Bottles, price as. 6d. each ; and,. by their appointment, by 'Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard ; Bacon and Co. Ica; awl Allen, ,76, Oxtertl , street Wade .Old Bond-street • Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Ward, Middle-row, tiolharn ; Randall, Royal I:xclmag,e Clarke, Boron:tit High-street;. and 1. Harris, at the Corner. of Ludgate-street. N.B. Observe- that the WOrds " r. Newbery, -No. 45.. St. Paul's," areengraved in the .Stainp. ------. , . CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES TATE,. MANOR, MAN- , SIGN, FARM, and 1"t THEN . , SURREY.. ' ' To BE SOLD IIY AUCTION, •• By Messrs. HOGGAUT and . PHILLIPS .: ' At Garriway's Coll4•ltouse. Cornhill, .on Ilmrsday, . the the 27th inst.'s ; One (unless an acceptable Offer is made in the mean tune by Private Contract), i ' . ' . . . ,Valuable and singularlyteatififul: ItEEHOLD; and small 'part Com.hold ai.d Lea'seliold Estate, cont aining 727 Acres of excellent Arable, P a stur e ; Nleadow,' and k . uud Land, in a Ring-terice, and nigh - state. of Cultivation, treat part. Tythe-free, , and Land-Tax redeemed, with the Alanor of 'Etlingliint . East CoUrt, Court Leer.; and Baron, tines, Quit-rents, .and Immunities ; extern:hug over a large • tract acount r)i, abounding with Ganes, near the Fox-hounds and Harriers, ins fine sportin/ {tart of the County of Surrey. ' tight Miles from V uildtord, t tree from Dorkin . goind 23 from '. I.ondon, with a inbstantiatinodern Residrice ; seated on d de lighttul eininencei surrounded by ornamental Woods, Plani4., Lions, and 10111411[1e. Rides, belonging to the Lstate, corn• rnancling extensive "diVeisihed prospects 'in every titration. The Mansion contains . { 5 Bed chamfers and Servants'. rooms, handsome Drawing,. Dining, And Morning4ooins, Library, *turfy, an d G en ii e naan's-parlour, with an elegant Gothic Dairy,. Offices, ; and' Cellaring, Stabling for Ten horse{, Coach. house, Green.housp, ,sevet.4l - 11arns.. hmses, V canaries, Os- Stabiing, and Out-buildings, ,Cottages, Bailiff's huns; hlacksinutt'S shops, and Dug, kennel ; the whblein excellent repair, funning a intist desirable Estate fur. the Re- Sidence of , :i Nobleman or Gentleman fond of Agricultural _Pursuits and field sports. Also Twee Tarnis,',ealleil Hogan's; Carthouse, and Stone ßocks, containing about 244 acres, in the parishes of Elting haul' and Bookliam; the great 'Ty thes„tixteuding. over 4' . ..• acres. The Purchaser wilt In accountildatert with early P°ssessl°l" .I'llc Fatah ,': 15 in hand ; .and 'the heat' inr , ( l 4 . fit' , furniture, Farming Utensils, Timber; ! . ;toelv, , arc. nt.:y be taken At a lair vatuation. . . , . . May b e viewed with Wickets only, wh:...:h, w:: 11 l' ,l ltic•Ll- Jars, maybe had 2 " '.'vs PcevtOus to the Sa.c, or : NI r, 1 .1:01- field,' Soltyltor to the Treasury; No, to, 'Lin :2641'i Inn. Old_• • bw id ii igs ; i‘.i iel s ot 'Messrs . tioggart and Phi; 49 ; No. 6a f. • 43 ro ad.., irce t . , were .\laps of the 1.: slat: nt ,y be seen. . . Stiltl2 I'. Y. . - . 'kNICFITS' HILL, MANSION-lIOI.IE and LAND, The Propaty of the lute 1,or(lTI-ItlY.LOw. 10 BE SOL. D I 3 y A u CTION, By PETER CO:XE,. ._, At arraway's Cotter-h , u,e, on I rid4Y 1114:,i cell Day of Sc mintier; iSq, 'at T% , ,,clveo'Clih,k, .• bnlesi previoutly.Disposed of by Private Cont ritti; of which . , _. ... . dye N - btice will be given this Toper, • . HIS Truly DQsirable and. Valu#la FREE ? HOLD and COPYI-10 Li) ESTATE, Land, and 9letioid MAnsitin, with suitable attaLlied and detached Of: Parai-yard . and Out-baildingS, replete with every con venience, and about tto Acres oexcellent productive 'low and Pasture Land ; forming altogether a most important Donfain, fit fOr the residence of a Fainily'of the first distinc- The Mansion contains a noble . suite Hof Apartments on, the principal story,.handsomely einbellished, spacious and con-, Nehient; withlnahogany doors, plate glass 'to the suShes, 'tows to the floor in part, oak floors tesselateci 'marble paved 'hall, anti Gentleman's apartments, twOltone stair-cases, ten family bed-chambers, tour dressing-rooms, water-closets to each floor, seven rooms in the'atticS, 'clOsets linen presses, and other convoniencies. The domestic Otfiees are suitable and of every description, standing for four carriages, stabling for eighteen horses, farm-yard, with adapted buildings, tend and coninuidious, walled kitchen-garden, large, and Well stocked with choice standard, espalier, and wall-fruit trees in high perfection, and gardener's house adjoining. The Situation of Knights' Hill is retired, amidst the most Interesting rural Scenery, cunnuanding extensive, richly • 'wooded; and diversified prospeis, distant five Miles only from London, two from Camberwell- and one Mile "each train Streatham and Dulwich. Plans of the Estate may be seen, and Particulars had, by application to Mess. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, 6, Lincoln's Inn, •Mr. Townly'a, Land Surveyor.,: - Wal Worth at the it:uttioneer's, 33, , Throgmorton-street ; and at Mr. famees Yflice, No. $, New Boswetheourt, Lincoln's Inn., Particu lars may also be had at I.ltyd's and Garraway's, and the it tusalem.Coffee-liouse. • . To * I t • ow 10 E‘tate apply to the at the Mamie*. use, vi ew . , in.variou . s..Cases„ to my certain - knowledge, your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and . Anti=.lmpetigidis',. have been of great service in this part of the country) and from my observation, those who have pdrcha.ed either of theirs from lily warehouse have given me repeated. instances .of ir, This is literally true statement,. and you are at lib c rry to make use of this Iltdaration as publicly is ynu thtnk proper. • • .1 rcrnain, Sir, your .Very obedient Sorvant, • CUMMINS. Extras of a Letter: from Mr. George Alason, of baldOck, Heus i dated the 3tst of krtuary, tilos, to Dr. S01(01,191 . • Liinzpool. • • .• . . 1 have - ihe'pleastlreto Inform you thar'the Lady of Wm. Fuller, Esq. has experienced a reinork:ible cure of a long standing Nervous Complaint, by the use Airy out - ekcellent Merlitine t he . Cordial. Baintolpile,td, though many.remedics had been , unsuccessfully tried by the Faculty: Two lioitles • of te Cordial Bolin of Gilead.have alone produced the happv effh't which slie had, for: a CollSidtra bit: time, sought 1;)1 . in vain. If further iritOritiation ft neces s ary, rtherence may be. ha 4 by any -respeetoble inquirer to the Latty herself, by fetter post ?aid, of to • 1, 1 our obedient Servant, 13:;1‘loa, jest tan, 3805. GEO. AL \C N. IfAMPSHIRI7. Mr: Hollis, of z! lt n o ci tn , s; t y il , 1 7 .u r i i ti t 4 e r a y .,71 ,8 1e: s. d ! l e a s t o 4 t ) t , o h u e 11th of Dei;tanher, Tao.' of t,equallitanci!' has received a remarkable. cure -by .the j di a l of been troubled with Pits of standiiig. attended by a'Ncrvotis Com=plaint; he is •,4 el i a o, pers,ll in that town, as Mr. H. can. v0u.41 try reference to the person 4t.is impossible so insert all thecases and cures which Dr Solomon is in possession of; he contents himself With what has' been Said, -but- great expdrience has convinced hint, anal, Morbid AMClions Of the Blood an,l Lymph (the cause of afroosr every itrllatly) set noble. stiie,, and elk:at:tin* are;.. rnedy, was never 011 red to mankind ; but he now le.ves it to the world, conscious that he , has clone - ;cis duty, by send: ing forth what may be given. to the. tender infant, the prep. mot feniale, and to palsied age, with sitety and . cfri‘a , .. ) , hitherto unparalleled' in the annals of medical discovery. (i 3 - Dr. soimnoli ex pecks, when consulted, thrusual aunt pliment of a One' Pound Note; bitt all written cases, or ter se's of advice, to be answered at his-leisure, are requesttxl to incluse Halr-aXiiinita. Such letters should, for safety, be thus direCted; Motility Letter. Dr; Solomon, Gilead- House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." Letters may be ortlered to be addressed to X-. Z. or A. at the Post- Bice, till called for. :Price Half-a:Guinea a Bottle ; or the quantity of Four, in One Family Bottle, for 335. on which 94, are saved (duty in eluded), which' has the , words " Sainl. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp, without which none can-be genuine. lhe Cordial. Hahn of .Gilead, Anti:l mpetig,ines, and Ab* stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by. Mrs. •Mathews, Nu. 18, ScrAnd, London; 'Mr. Smith, Perfiarner, -No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, "North Bridge; Mr. llaxter.and Mr. Scott, Soutlt.Bridge; • Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Pailsley ; H. Craw. ford, Kilmarnock; W.-Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, New. Datiglas • T. M‘Millan, Kirkcudbright; T.M'Credie, Kirk.. atuy; :Myth, Leven; j. Dempster,'Cupar, ; Allan, Dun 'dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose ; Mitchell, and I. Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Banff; M*lntosh, Inverness ; I'. M'Kertzie, StornaWay i • P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnion and Bisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith Alexander, Dunfe.rntline; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar broath ,• 'Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorson, Berwick ; .Weddel, A titivick ; Paterson, Arbuttanot, and Jamieson, Pe terhead; A. Nl'Donald, Troripte, Gloso,w; and hy.most Bulks: Alm and Venders of Patent Mtdicines in the United K.ingdorn. taNOVATED itEALTIL TT has beeo too freqUPittly. subjealof just andi •."...g.ll4,3Lrg ; ,rosacion, that in.::: rtt4itute oldie elements of the. - medical art . ha theliVs.::ves ,as candr.l . ites for' p u bli c p i d i bu l i iKe i in ttic prife•ssion of plovc. .Forthe pl.lll/ SC, of doing justice CI.: tcyalt of our stlittic.i and ex and to prevrot taS trom'i6og classed atnutithose ernp.rics w hose imprudent ii.rtitsioils have initintunatcly for soooty, ht.en t.) , f voo raol ). recei era W 4 oiniti 'lea ve to submit to tit: lii►erai a 1..; 1 .; state.nent of our, pursuit.; ant: hivinAreieiveti t re;urar inctlica! esittea;" .)lessrs. Grind'%l anti tO Lard, iwliose I; dotes and pral:ca we carettnly ;t, ten:lot, .ts ;,utessurs and surgeons of the I.,..utition.linspir,.i ; mei norseives as; students iIl that justly celebrate;l ~..;.),.+,t tor medical nWnt, the Royal Colh...ge of ii.utti, trghi :Ind were instruard iiithe brat.dtes of attatoin , surgery, t lie theory and. pritaice of vitysie, coctnistry, Ile'those eminent pro!est.ors, Pis Nl , Alro, Gre,;orv, I I soliltue..l)uncan and We trust we shall not h. deadhal presualptuoas in say that out pioricieiiey'and acquirmients are trot imainsidera)lo. }laving for a long series of l ears trite V enete;al' Cortip - lattrts.',and Ole diseas'es object-pi our stplies and prodice, it we hope,•!WalloWed that we-hare acquired superi o r h - dge of their treatnien't core. In spght anP,rreent CiI6VS Ot infection a perfect relstablishment cOmpleted'in the snort period of two gays. k anti in thoso.of the utmost in. veteraey, where other practlitotteis .have failed of success,' a •prOperposevenmet: in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient utak and . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the areas of .a habit long and inOst Unhappily pursued _bi the youth.of bath sexes, there, .are none more alarming or mori distres'sing than those detickricies ' and • debilities . which Ire.; quently prevent or embitter tn..: matrimonial state. To such peisons it must he 3 consular to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode. of treatment,-be restored to that greatest of all Iptizian blessMo, - a strong, Manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases . ..Of debility, front whatever cause :iriOng, as wcil as in every species of venereal infection, we may be Consulted ny patients oreither sex with the great. est secreey and honour. , liour sot consultation at home from ten tOilitee, and horn 6 in thd evening till lo at . night. Patients in the country .ate trquested to state the, partieu. lass of their case, age. alt± cuter.' habit of living, &c. &c. in. remittance for advice and nie.:icities, when the same will tee given, or sent to any part of tae kingdom. To ensure 'that- iecre.i.y 4 so essential to our undertaking,' the postage of letters may. -ht added to the account for medicines. CUR li'and'Cu: Surgeons. No. 107,11attotr-vrden. C - .77* Messrs. Currie anti Co. have certificates from the aboo: re.speetaSk Professors . of Liottirta anti ;.:11iirburgh, of the dlliv,enck% skill, and - ItuManity, with wincii they per. farrn,..".l the lmties Assivlrt mew • ct.iring the time - they et. tcs•oi..si i et...tures aril "rattier. Mr. Yorke entertains no doubt of'the expediency, of follci« ins;, npOn the prestut,oceatibn, the preee dent of fortner' tiMei, in regorir to the superior Commissions;. but whether, it may. not be More ad-. vantageous for . th.e Public to pay tho respeaive sums at which the rekluCed CorinAciem ati,tl EnsignOies alpvaluv,d, in. preference to - granting the hall-pav ; requires further considetation ; and cannot indeed' 'be properly 'judged of until •the genFrnl redo lion. shall have taken place, when the number . 6f .rediieed yoc.attoic.l by purclum!' hcing it will .he seen tc6vilat ailfount in question wbiAl,d, create a dem4itd. on the T 4 sn rery, to .Itielt noT un d is at present provided. ' 1 e, (Signed) , M. LEWIS. Osk butpbly sub,nit, Lt to His it 73jestk. With a view to retain in- the Service as many of the Lieutenants of 'Clvalry ztud lutantry of the Line as cireninstances will adniit i it is'inost humbly proposed - to His Majesty, that in Regiments where (after'the reduction to-the Peace Establishment has taken' place) there are Cornett:les or EnSigncies va cant by purchase or otherwise, the Lieutenants of these , Regiments.liable to reduCtion shall:have it in their bption to serve cm Cornet's of Ensign's pay, doing the duty of Officers of that rank, and retain ing their' seniority and rank as Lieutenants in the Regiments, kuctieedin g .to vacant efts live Lieute' nantcies as they occur: - . That the Cornetcies and Ensigneies by purchase, and thus filled , by Lieutenants, be permitted to be sold for the persons ‘N ho have claims for the value of such Commissions ; but the purchasers shall 13e hurnt=iatelyplack..d.on half-pay. _ It is also most humbly proposed to His Majesty, that, or oh e , redueti o y ) of the liegirnetits of Cavalry to the Peace Establishment, those of them that have a superfluity 'of good horses shall be dire&ed to re tain out of them one year's remount 'for their reduced nutnbeis, which is usually calculated at one-tenth. Approved by His Majesty. (Signed) . FREDERICX, •Counnaader in Cilia. sth j une, 1872.