The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-04 00:00:00

a.rvitirtiols ii s eed by the 1,2n1 Lic o ateant of tte County , of A yr. F nincis Ciniyir'hattle Esq. of Cioncarct, to he Deputy Lica 4od iur the County of 41yr. .I)..kted Ni velobtr 21, utt Regiment cf ifyriL,t Wunteri Infairoy, larnes litackenrikige, Gent, tci ke Ensign, vice I 011114t014' re. Dittoti November :.t, +4. 2.J Dirtv.--4th Battalion. Licuternva Tames t incilay to b.) Captain, v;ce Fin appoinuld toot .itegiinent of the Line. Dated . Lusign Thomas fit taw t 4 be Lief tVial it, vice kLiity, vro rassed by--the:l:'our tirottuns, from..ndurctlaux ; andlbiigie Flow Itibzr e Cullin,t, front Guy')ll. SaiLli—the P"iogie, Peggy, Agars, Ajt. ward, isle orArt.e Ar, t1.:i114, Si‘eddi.m, EVPl)onaid, and ry 14.nbour., stu:v.4x, for ; tir.:33, t o r T 0 f 4 ,., `goy Cvy,tict, Smith, for Demerara ; G0,..41, for !kr. Rite; ("roversior Mibuu, Percy, for SiarinAnt ; tor L3iihiist ; kid.:lla, for Autv.;:ri); 2 , ,laite,, tor riambro', last, after k10a,... , and severe ;Itriess, bcti Vive-strvtt, 0.1 Aloaday eiensciA,-sl.tliciiiy, M 44. i',.rkirimpri v of Al sup's-balidiii4s, New iy.4-11. 2,1.111 kit. ut htb iao:.,c Palk:siren, liriNio% Rev juhil Sllli.ll, A. Al. Isrvdr.m, WQr,c4l,,, • LoNi)ON : Prii:tcd by RICHARD .1-1 A It rz IS, or 14Q. 4. M4ttlit-court, ; and i's.tl... - litihed b) Nti t t.t. .144 AR MI otil. Spa 4 r (s. of Sort: Nloiton-stre:;z, erenr:l6l4,lv4 „ /,. 0 , v., IN; ti. i 1 Z~: , AWL' Cl/ ts Orders for Lite Patter. Ltizun tor' tlit. t•l)US!-1i:tlld}. lutist be addrusst:'4 To THWAIAS TA.YIMit., Esq. , Sir. - ' • . No, 9, New Bridge-greet, London. I CONSIDER it bta ail aa 'of justio due to elf erits of your I.EAE K's I'AT bN 'V l ,11.1. S to cum, in munieate to you the following CurJ whit:ll.l'as recently bcC• performed by tin:Jut—An ,Aeq ulintan ce of mine, by tli breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (at teo seduciled Al. by ; complication of disorders a risin g therefrom), was ed Most to a skeleton; and .aithongh. he had the best Medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Pateul Medicines, nothing could be procured which sccatial to suil his case, or to do hint any service : hen:ln:tined in most 0 ie 4, (Lucca and pitiable situation for two years, ,ttnable to 1( ,- his protession, ;IL:: scarcely' able to walk or evenly stand co his le4s ; in - tj ~..1 na o ne wild knew him ever supposed it pos. .atble tor htiTl to recover. lie was advised at last to try pal Leak.e's l'ills—hc did so, adhering stri4lly to tin:dire/hd given with tileni: flehiut not taken more than twoboxes be. tore he taund an alteration far the better: this encontaged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes mere he topod his appetite and. strength gradually return; and is now Ait iice'lir„,auittillYtr:itn,i.;riastliy)::tilt,eadrs'sb'.lii\Y,ttoo:l:iti:ti'celdt.or halli;itiiwit.irirra:tilueiti'loef tli'ieciacgrno ye; 1 am, Sir, your ottani:lit bumble lerva lnitiltDAV• Library, Folkstoe, Tilt. n Julyir;,. iSei. • !'referee! arid 9O;d' by the. Sole Proprietor, • TwPs. T 4 v L'" a! Niilli)- Of Or: itoyll ColleA ot Svvrg ons i I.olltlch, at 'hi, 1:,,,rf•:, 140. 9, Ne , v 116`ki:.e";1";i ..s. Where, ,atter a constant residence of mote th,,ln t•Pti, ~ei, l • _. in a prAdi,..e particuiariv direzlett to tire Cure oI v lr .; "41 Coinnl.titits, and, ittOe hiciitental to the ,Parrs 7, C.enenition in both .5...1;:-....i, With Oat in,violkit I";.,t`;''l,,Yc w tla ii tt ict e i r l s ''l!ietilits::it,h!si/trtii-,t'-.,..•)..:'ntisial6stsjilstiliantic'ev't)ts:,4.gr'rtru'cl,a',u`.„l ly administdr. to Per;;Tin, r....ing tlik N;e:ticlite, `a ,'., t '; esge4"‘lt hy a kliscerning I- üblic, as At/ intsantit.‘,e en..i.i; to tn: obtained, Anil void of antiNgult)'• those ‘'‘ls‘° liv S° in t g 't a' t baY:l!,ti3atiAcel,i'::itlthneleli;il;.-i.lLrielll:3le, S c( :) 11, v 3 cll .ji iB S n :! ;,l . ban's street, Pail .1411 1 ; the. To:;floot, No. tafi ), P?f. rt Sr reet ; Al r. Pisbnreugh's,. No. .1, Pisiteszteet.liill ; , : IT. Baxter's, Sotith-brAge, tidinhLrgh ; Mr. M'i)oriill , t 1-- " goo/ ; Slr. eztliwellfs, Outliin;" Mt. Liillon;e's. 1.i‘e,n00,,,; .111 r. ,At 'I; iitson's,ll.l;nctiesset,;, atl, tY one l'ers,:n. in nncit, ccii ; Isiiieraole T t n,vn in Gre.it iititgat and• Irel,iint,., is; 1i05,,..• "-: " Ir 2 •S• 9.1 eich,' sded up w.th :nil ;wit I,l'Ll4iiir"• tvt.i.oittills,c,:%sv.....h!srephcal:resoreticsy,orw.let,:..tskitettrt;...e•f. rn....1 ~,-.ire. tr:e.:/st.l;;e: N • 1 1 • Iy. cry iiax NOI , I in Grejt Nritlin is lealel urt i__,. a etc, 4•711). On Wh'Xh, t3-y thratlt Ot Illf Cottaftlit,oo,l,S.?",;',. at vitt St./nip-office, " T. Tai,ior, No. 9, :New ,r 019,,, street,' , tj imitate which is rciony, Anti alloiltars arfi, uffeits. • -•"--:''" ---------'" - :- Witel'eth the -efficacy or On. Corilial Ballo of Oiltail 0 . ,,,,„ 0 , D u tL , , , ,,,n 5 : ... 7., L ,R 0 t: T 1 N: c. 1',.) : :,' ; ,',,',.,: : ::' , .., ,. '( , .. 1 , - , 1 „ , ,, c h t , :g' ) , , , , „a!, , ,, , ,,: , ,, ,,, ,. 1), , ,, . , :,,,, ,,., ,, m insrnited, in erAtticininir . the worst and Attod .(lril.:ion,;01 symptoms ot-14,!rvotts riistjr,ters ; and -h , .... - ii ridtt.' l ,,,,r,,ett . .4. 11.14 t nothing li , -, - tc ,, . ted so rotten tn est..,nHt ;no 4Alii- ~,,,,,,, s'...t...friltittieltillte'eiira;,-)i,..75,c,:ji itii..!;lpstilic..telic ci(ltinstti-illutollt;:):';:Or'lc'ss;iltt4 this CA SO g • 8'14 ,, ' CU IVOI t,'" ; Serve the Ilithtt serious LotisiitaatHit. 114 1 1) ,, *,,l'ii.-• in this Kingdom have testified . their ,tie to , ~. -,,,,,1, 0 . mon, of Gilead Elnuse, near Livilupool, by %viini tiliitN,o,i. Zit)lisellils';'4,l;.;ic,i 7 's,,,',:,ri-tc . 'P.i::lfi t i;: j l r ot h lg . * i% ; i r j :l 4 in i. ''or''s l.:f ' lll!iiP°,l:"g '" i':l;:::: .and tient , rs, which ...t/ orci.idlitily atiezt the %sea'''. r r 4 t ' ei t i s, .I',"Y. a . "flit tin:delicate : in t bort, so great is t',: * ,; ) a ° slr 4 "-t-'ili‘i.i, titAt c . •Ny i::iiiptcias of .):soi.let 01 .' '' ..„ 4 ,,,,v ~i tithe be sti, ee;dr , l G (it-ethane is „oil ever: . l''' . )I,;tir Heal t b,. it aniiii....: , - , „ .-- --, i. tlia is I Alcs tin; :.- nit tn., an, I,ii. , Th 31 ,d • 11)3h w t r , op. tine . 1 . , ' '- L ` J 6 )1.4 W.it..!11 fliliii, I}',.''''''' ',. ~ , 5 . 1 : 11 tc.• nod the.circulatian resurries its i'• it b `', l ",, N easrii l'he Coritiil ; Eat in ot ti !wad .ts tncrv 4 ' re '''''''' ;'"'''' ' , . 1 , ~n i, 0, , ,)7:,..:l::..:,:,;i,t°:sir*:::::u:',..l::::!:fcuulk;iiitili.:l4):.:;t:))...l:Cialittall',:,,x'ittli j ... ai t ! e r r y ' i l e : ,. ( ,.. i t i t: et?e,"titottliii:;:;:i';:",ll,' 1 ' i v ': . ... , ... , r i , ,; i i - ; . i::_it ' tc."no'..;il state of,,the tNlerwous Systatn, and ,("'"'"- .--'" (0 to"' - c , .:treeont intoniii.ir.ince, tleb.innhery,iniuw,ntion .. 4 ,, ot i , i n solentary, ii.t.,.04,>,,,:t tat;r)its lit., this Cordial BantihAs utii,versillY,lcer';;ol,oll3 its n.st,)ritive ,cificacy, and may b: iilst 4 Y , c ,".. ii i i ,. 1 ,0..".; 1 ‘ ,31 l 'i tle :orcin,mt of those liappy diseoverieS Iv.- • ~ oc , iii -, at-'n, his proetlikNi :is the: tilt:S.Ottgi der 12".1,11,1"A-,-tit tlii; trreatest counterattive to human-misery. - Ittovi44l7', min (i A y , in tn.: three Killgdoins, and most pa rtS of Utur,'li'w Oil .. , 404 , . A n - leriea, live to bless tne day they firs I,Ei s l , ii, nr -, / - (imitable leineily, and enjoy rice blessings ,of I . l `' •,:' 1 14 ini 'it 'her . •••• 1 i 1 into aft nmely s o '''' ' N.. ',* A tae Lille t rapp,l into •tn. utt ~ .. •,.. ~.., vt , "•tilos of early tinprudence,, '. • . ',! 0 ,- 1 cn n o ft 'l iie valettrilin,rian by birth, %Ow ill; r‘'Ccivroi-ttic• trap: ,' I parents the iolieritance of . a diseas ed and tinp , ..,e : ,;04:•,. the delicate feina le, iv hom i i iiiiiiii ad and Mardi ': ,i t 0 4 ther with the immoderateai use of tea alt: , 'll ilcf t,'•!o7M .° wat c -ry aliments has, Withou: any fault ' ,five.t,, 4,004 onaiit.ol:sit,:oititerizia:c.hrt.aiivilaalci:i.ei:di.a../ielia:ti;ottetti‘ohsroesti.yy,eitcliw4ttitiii r t al o rni. i s: l ii i ei s ixrt n e:,s t i . rti a col 1 f e irev , ,, i i i ii ts ::iti o uri lit:xiit pisie: h ihi.:, 3 ,4io u i ii i i i: , :cg.i:iil ,, ,t, : :: ; without timely assistance, sinking into an on tilli n e Y lifitti li ' / to such as. these the Cordial Baia of Gilead wi , ' a oictl to the -enjoyment (Wall the comforts of life. ~i,; ~f urr ous qualities and elleds ; for wheiher the sv / 1,0 ', lo p.s toed in theearly 'tact f 1 • ••• . ' le, ,ttliter ni , '• jo ie lithil. • ~. t • yr . t a h sta i r : t i - u 4 s ,. , t :i • j o i f re t i d t t ' , 1 1 4 11 I s t) (;)triet•lillitsh r`alv6tiisctifivlder!gs..‘;li3l..,l l.i u . ' ;:iii i ": l :i i t t o l 'rr =P " 0 ... ar system anti organs of toges..Jl t ~ .. „4 ' no7:iting the constitution. ' ' „4 1 .1 , -; ' To the Young it will alliud lasting health, stt° l :k!;i'j illa ,t spirits, in j , lacie of lassitude And ilertility ; att , l lii ri._'`',,,,;/.011 PY stifirovit will assuredly lowish &teat relief and c" , gently and safely invigorating toes ystem. ~ s yliel''l .-Nervous Pisorders , or every 1:n.,1, Ana froin,.4,, ,r'" Call:4 arising, awl all that train 01 . retain! 1,1,4,,,':i:!•'11'.. tientors. which so dreadfully alli:d the %A.: A, tliiyt iv ,i,‘" and the del ;... ilCi. Witt l:1) snort time he ,if.:,I.CaJC'. ' ,,, : tulne,,stanti.evury presage. of health. trst ily ' 4- 'l'llose who have resided.in.the West I.•dies can . tiv ,, 4ai" salutary elieds of this wonkterttil •Medieitie, it 3 S'x'a, fl i n itell i ' lilies have partitularly tt,,,•ri or in the lily- 31 4 , 1 '": 0 2 IP' detti;C cOztt1)1.111t, the Vdo vki Feyn; i an d ;nose ivnolvit-,4d0. guid anti caAxcd in th , iir whole system tillie this. , ;.-, iiii ‘,,,vitit the bannicst elleets ; persons, therefore, 1;qu,'76,-;!: J‘ "it or 'Westl itches cannot store a more in 0044 4 14alth and life. . .4 ,, • 'd - Vis i t , The Cordial- Balm of Gile.td enticheltlia blor A t intlAnn:ag it ;!,races. without stimulating, ;t v'q ; ; ,, i t vl l4. HetAV.iii , Systern.i. ch:C:t 3ntiiiiibigatt.ls the vi,xata , vit ..,,,,,e, important orgatts ; lesolves ohs; rtittiutis, rid throe' s ' t ' cid strong nut/touts-I Strengthens the general li,ibilns" ,of 1 i lie 31414 ' J back th e muscular byres to their naturin• -10' . ,It'. as i,tis Calculated to produce, tit a considerable 11eg1,C1:,1;,:i6.•4 al". of these cltitts, so errust. tinder certain iniki 4 , , '' . . 1,70,- .. 4. L 1.4 ) a ... . , .. 1 a c it tc Zt s I: tut if t ( t l r e t c e ; ti y o! • b . -:q II ' dnicil for the::it,ei gi...t3.CcY.:tri.);.:4 The cgrtlidt Ilaltn of Cy it is sold a . ~c,,of Bottle{: and. in. Faingy rtottk-, 4oritaioin4 tkie ,Iti ," fotsiroistiinahlylßNoitrtsle.s,h,l‘:ltilelerewlisy, t N itt o -i . e l iS g. a. siastV,figors.,t .:1,,.101111;i,t..;; 1 5N- l in t r i s 'i t h ih .A 3l : P i ! I T ' rt E r , a l u cl ut e :it' a r i t t r i N l . °CS.co°3.Bt t i ' i aS i ini:lll'ilsgll.l/ B rit! i f r i a A : l i i ' s *lr i c c : ‘') ' ; Irtv i : i; : ( ; 41 :: : , :1 .: W. c,,,,*.tmeron, Greenock ;G. lhownit , fvo, Ai LI ford, kilm4rnock;, kV • Yoang, Irvir te ; 1 . 4 1 (...'',l„r"soii, t'-'''.. Whiteside, Ayr; I.V. CIA ~..t,nit, C; irvAii ;.,,ti.„,,,,,, e, tOf DOUglaS ; T.Pitt.til,F.lo:Abright; ~ ..' •-,i,',„ dr"' aldy'; I. Illy th, Levvn ; l. Peinnsteti ,L: 11) '. 1 ..„'1, 11 .. . n:i , ''''r, t; I'. Craigir, Mularos,' ; 1, ,Nlitcifc?.J,ll4,n_orv_..,.4s , . x. Abefdecit ; f or l El iNt• I ot tt: 1 : - , f .. .. 1 L4 , !; 0 ' 0 , 1 '.r 1 ‘,ll(ciiizic, Stornawayi .P. "fay lot. L.',1„,,-',,"',1;3:1n,,,d,,,i.,:1,:'rl Bisset, l'erth iW. Anderson', Sur 1; 0 4 ;I‘;:iiinar ; Vintic - i , . Alexander; !.fiat: ; tVilsoin ,„,.„,,,,,,,,, iter,0,,,,,„, ~.:,ti:o:ia,.k.,s,,l,i'ii:;;;,irl:isltll,7lelts,stylitivrtt.s::,:cilsi:tiillissitSae,4ol:idigt3teit,ll:/...lsiti:„Ii,41,,:":10:77:1;;;i:;:::..i.,1,,,:i:::::ri,:1;;:::::' 1 : n 1 1 ,, ,: : : tVeddel,,Aluwick ; P.atersat, Arbuttyxl_t...:‘,,:;' ~,r t 1 ..,,.,.,:,,,..':1 terhead ; A. Nl'llonald, Trongare, (1;a:i,,,,„, .. et.: i ; ; . 0 / 1 01..+3 Art."YrrOlvwor*".....!"•_..=Taf''''"" - :,2 • ltttl , r • livrt the- LONDON adZETTE, Dec. 3: 1805, Windsor, November '2 5 , 1803. The King was this day pleased to invest General the lii :4ht lion. Lord Ca,hcart with the Ensigns of the Most Ancient and Mast Noble' Order of ,the Loras havin , previously received the Kuno= of Knighthood from ills ?Fat -gb , ';‘-r, Alec. 3, !Soc. - - tst Regiment of Dragoon uads, Lieutenant john Trew ten froin J-lail-pay of LOC 16th Dr4 } ',ool.li, to . be Lieine nont, vice Wyndham, who excninges. Lieutenant hilies Otani). Strode, twin the i jth t.iu,rtt I)ragoinis, to to Eh:u teri:int, without put chase, vice . Tourer, promoted. 7th Ditto. Comet Witham flay to be Lieutenant, without purchae, vice power, promoted. 9 I 1 Regiinent of Light Dragoons, Captain Samuel White, limn time tooth Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Bayly, who ex dialiga. Coldstre.,.in Regiment of Fpot Guards, Ensign lI.W. `'ached to be Lieut.:Haitt, without purchase, vice Sir John Gordon, supetsedeci. 7th ReAinient of Foot, George Thomas William Wallace, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Swinburn, • • resigned. Robert Nassau SiittPli, GPOt. to be Lieutenant, purchase, vice !ones, superseded. Ensign Adam limiter ti cc Lieutenant, by pur- Lir..se, vice juukk, woo ictireS. t6th Ditto, Captain Mathew Mallon to be Major, without rircliiise„ vice Smith, promoted in the Nova Scotia len. aitto. fariLts Strang, to be Licutenarit, withUnt porehase, vice 1101, eruntoted. George Ferguson, Gent. to Ensign, St tang. • 2 zit Ditto, Lieutenant, ---,. Boyd to be Captain of a- Corn , , , patty, without purcntise, vice redder, appointed to the eth Roy .41 'Veteran Battalion. To be first Lieutetinits„without purchase—Second Lieute na-ntli.' it. Li niey , vice Boyd. Second Lieutenant and Ad jutant Duncan Dewar to harp the Rank of First Licute rt air- Second Lieutenant Samuel llarnian O'Brian. Se cond Lieutenant Stewart. • TO he Second Lieutenants, without .purchase—Tohn •?vlair, Gent. rice Irwin, 4,144n0ted lit the 3 4tti Foot. lames llischay, Gent. vice is.iiicy. 24.:1 Ditto, Robert Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lou,y promoted in the 34th FOOL 2;• . :ttt Gilbert O'Alahee Field, Gent, to be Ensien, by purchase, vice fames rohnson, pronimod. 3 4 111 Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Second a..,,:uti:ie s ett Edward Irwin, trout the 2, i.n. boot. Second ill-e,:tmcm.tt Lake .Dilt , ll, !row ditto. 1. Ininin Au. irons the 2.4 th o,t. Ensign Robert Hunter; Ce. Thorns French, florn the 6th "mt. Eantioi F.4tvard Tomlin, from the ad Garrison Lad- . ytt,i i . o at° , E n 4, lc , • sc l rce to be Lieutenant, %valiant purchase, vice Beard, prOliWitti in the 65th r oot: 114 14 i, (kW. to be EnSigit, Skirfe. • VStit Ditto, Lo•iignltotert, f °Mon to be Lieutenant, with purchase. ,Cec:Tge Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lobnsfgl, arct.N Lieutenant William Dampier to be Captain of a COrn.rany, by purchase, vice Gubbins, promoted in alai attit Foot. 4.ith Ditto * Ensign john Brackenbury to be Lieutenant, by plirdtzie, vice Collins, who retires. s'azn /)itio, Lieutenant john rlti,tin, from the 69th.foot, to he Ls. aptain its 2 Company, without purchase,vice Crougey, I , r resigns. Soth Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Edward Sct Ratio, vice I tobait, appointed to the sill) Foot, Ensivi VJ',etitiii: Richard, vice t)aly, appointed to the 34th tool. Ensign -- Malasprna, vice. De Verna, prO. meted ii, the Vork Light Infantry Volunteers. Ensign E. News, vice Barwick, appointed to the 14th i;o o t.. Eusign and Adjutant Deckner to have the Rank of LidatAgraiitt. L'`as:gn Klinkerfass, vice Troya, itp poititvti . to the York. Light Infantry Volunteers. Ensign ---Sawarsky, rice .Gallie, promoted in the 38th i'c.ot. Ensign Charles it ausciii vice Gordon, appointed to the girl' Foot. EllSigO•r:lnest A. I3anin Eberstein, vice Larne!, alt. poin.red to tneinta Light I)c..gouits. Labiga Geor6e Ger main, vice De Salve, promoted. Tolle Ensigns, without purchase -Ensign Fred. Baron Bi. bra, front DillOn's Regiment, s:::e Schultze, lanai s Guth. Vert Atitro',AlS,Gent. vice Reici4:ra. tcrtlinand IYArguisy, Gent. vitt; Nlaraspina. treauelianip Wlntosti, Gent. vice Mews. Serjeaa! Cadet --Mutter, tram the King's ,;er man Legion, rice Klintterfuss. John Lyons Cane, Gvait. Vice Saw.arsky. William Loniax,Gent. vice Rausch. Wit. liatet Linstow, Gent, vice Eberatein. Fi,tucis baron Eber- stein, vice 4 hrinaio. 61ith Ditto, Ensign Witlitnt BroWn to be Lifutenant, with. out purchase. lames Tracie, Gent. to be Etisi t in, , vice lira 7j Ditto, Ai-,thony Iluhba.k, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur cliase„ vice fo)lnston', who retires. iStit 1)41o, Ensioi John Simpson to he Lieutenant, without litrcila4e. ,iViocanuereampoell, t.:Lint. to bc I.lltil a, vice . boritil:)1)••• tad I.htto, Lieutenant Brook rirman to be Captain °la Corn ;oiy, purchase, vice Vanderzee, win/ Sitit (into, Ensign Henry Taylor bond to be Lieutenant, withoUt p.ireliaie, Ensign Iticitard Warren to, be ditto. Murphy, Gent. to be Cosign, vice Build. Io Gent. to ire Elisio', vice Warren. eitit Hu.spital-Aire W. I'. Turner to be 4ssistant- Sat tetni . TO)til 1)11w, S3muel from the gth Light Vtagvic34, to ba eitpLAsu of Uumpani, vice %Vitae, Nvrio exchanges. Royal 't.111 . C0ri , :4., Ensign NicYtalas Trant to be Lieutenant, vinthout purchaae, vux liailatay, promoted in the, rash FDA. latne f ones, -Gent. to.bo-linsigni vice 'Fiala. Naiiar-Gtneral Rantsay'S Lieutenant Richard Young, troll' Lac i9th )'out, to be Captain ofit Company, -vice Amory. ilacaikeil. The Klitg l 3 German Legion, Frederick William Wollring, Gent. to he A.kis , ant Surgeon. Itoyal 'Waggon Captain Williats Dart, to be Major, wituout inuchasc. Lieutenant Richard Haviland to be . Capt.,to of t L'ontpany, vtc idtitt. . Cornet James Marti awl to he Lieutenant, vice Oe Cornets, without purchase—Quarter-Master William Mc! l Wl,' vice. lLarrison. Quarter- 1 uter %V il ham. Aitltiu. • ,Quarter-Master lames Wickens. Sergeant Alexander Pet- , tigrew. Strjeant 't.rne4t Ii of hour, Alexander ‘Vurd, xd GarrisOn Battalion, Patrick Earl of Roscommon to be E. sign, vice t Urtliirl, 111'01116U:2d in 3d thtto, Ensign Henry Simmons, trout the 4atil Fiat, to be . 'Lieutenant, vice 1141, appoill:4:11 to toe its! foot.' 9th Royal Vetorao kattaiion, C 41,1411 1. Robert Petlaic,' from the IL,t Foot, to be Captain Of 4 Company. HOSPITAL STAFF. To b Plipicians to tllz Force3—Clu4rles Tice, M. D. liaur :tit,,ack.ty, M. D. A ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. • C;, i otain Ilk:bard 13ourke, of the 47tli butt, to be Superin. teodmit ot the litnior DelF:rtm.:+a, with the It.n,!, o: j.;rin tht.: Army. LieutcuAnt W of the 141 a 1 Cyt,tin.ot u Company or GoitiOnien t:.e teiaputury liank of LAptain in .the Army. MEMORANDUM. t o seph Wharton, of the -2.7 th Foot, is superseded, lyc.4..iscitt wit hottt le4Ve. I,,,:ateatant Choles MulkJll is Tito Appointment ofl.ieutenant tticnard Young, front the 191,1 1•001, to he C.iptain of a Company, by purcliab::, itde,itnentwt tout, 25 stnitti ill the CiaZette Of the 19111 ivi"y, 13,4, bas 11GC tak2ll 0.24.:. • Luit rum the C; azette of the `iith December, 1804. 19th of Foot--For Ensign Edmund t.oek}er in tube Licat, l ,,tlit, by port:tote, vice Thing, the b i g l ead I , .issitt bparih.le, vice jewell, prumutc,,t.. mated. Dated as above. Thomas Findlay, Cent. t J be LuZigii, vice Shaw, promoted. Lawd ai above. Or.bwree-Offit:e, December 2, t9os. Rgal Regiment 41 Attillery. Second Lieutenant Donald Crauturd to be First Lieutenant, vice I. Itoils, appointed Atlitltailt. Dated Nov. 2, I:e,s*. James Clark, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Datcd No vember t, 1805, First Lieutenant ! —fovim:hael to bt Second Captain. • Dated Dec. r, Sccoint lobo Walsh to be First Lieutenant, vice Lartnicliad. Dated as above. Crprof Eva! .F:ngimeert. Second Lieutenant George l'ilkbigton to be Firt Lieptenant, vice By, promoted. Dated Nov. .t, tB-i5 Second Lieutr runt Richoti Rostietv liolberton to be First Li:A:MAW, vice D'Areey, deceabcd..Dati..ft Nov. 1, tBas. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Robert Tiailey, now late of Heald:in-street, Somer's,Town, Middlesex, builder, from Dec. 3 to 17, at ten,. at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Rawsthorn, of Sharpies, Lancashire, dealer in cattle, to surrender Dee. 17, 13, at four; and lan. 14, at eleven, at the Three Crowns, holton, sine county. A ttornies, Mr. William Iluition, Bolton I or Mr. Whsdle, Jolin 7 strect, Bedford-row, London. Stepher, 1.;44.1bury, Herefordshire, haker, to surren. (ter Dec. 19, 20, alid I'3l'l, 14, at ten, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledbury. Attornies, 'Air. William Hol brook, Ledbury ; or Messrs. Richard Edmunds and SO/1, Exchequer ()thee of Pleas, London. Williarn'niepherson, late of Maicten-lane, London, straw hat-nianuficturier, TO surrender Dcc. 7, 17, anti j:;11. 14, :It ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas 'Wild, wick-square, Newgate.stre,t. Charles Worley, cif tVood-strc.tt, Chezpside, London, ware. home-man, to surrender Dca. 7, 17, and an, 14, at tea ; at A ttortliz:s,'Measrs. KibblinVinte and Rowland, Grav'tAnii.place. ichtitullock tile younger, of Savage.Gartlens, London, tiler. chai,t, to surrender Uec. 7, t 7, and I fm. t 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, lugs, Fenclturch•strect. DWIDENI.n, Dec. 30. rohn Edgar, now or law of Bradsburn, Lancashire, dealer, at twelve, at the Castle Inn„ Blackburn. • fan. , 7. tilhoinas Franklin, of Leighton Buzzard, Bedrord.. shire, rnorie‘ -scrivener, at eleven, at Uttildilatl, London. 'Aylnor Stop ea, of Britwell juror, Oxford...lnce, dealer, at one, at . G utldliall, London. lan, 7. John Mackenzie, Lte of the Old City Chambers, lii.ihopsgate-street,' literdiant, at to at Guildit,ll. lan. 30. Thomas Fraser “r‘ti Thoinas Bidyiston, late of London, ni...rdiants and cu-paitmrs, at eleven, .at Dec. 44. Law Kemp, of Mile-End, Sr, Dubstan, Stepneyi, M.i.,:ktlesexi'vinti.er, at eleven, at Dec. to. Tiu:ewcil Benrh3rn, of Chatham and Sheerness , Kent, banker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 'lO. Bryan iielithatn, of Chathant.and Sheerness, Kent, banker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. to. V4'illiant Dann, Timeweli Bentham, Bryan Bentham, 'and lames lialkie, of Chatham and SheerneSs, Kvit, bankers and.co-partner(jqint estate and eliL-cts), at ten, at . Cuildhall, London. jan. 21. Jahn Watson, late of Liverkol, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 24. john Warren, of Sandys.Areet, Bishopsgate With. out, London, weaver, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. 2S. 'Vim henry Schneider, of Bow-lane, London, Illercliant, at eleven, at. Guildhall. C'ERI !FICA LES% • • Dec.. 24. Cuthbert M:.ttcal re, Of I ligilley,'Yorkshire,, money. scrivener and cot ton-riLintita,:turer. • ' john David Albert De Alicue and James Crosbie, or Broad. sneer Chambers, Luntloti, 'merchants anti cO•parrixi;s. Edward Payne, late of Taunton, Somerictsliite, drtikAisl. Wjlliam tiruwn, late of Lincoln, sAier. Willi.m Middleton, John Ilolland Pemberton, and George ,Fclton, of Li Yerpc,ol, merchants, Nokl co. partners, Wi I iaritTliornirsott younger, of Wulverhairipton, S tatrord shire, grocer, FROM THE'FIAMBURCII CORRESPONDENTEN. BREiLAU, Nov. 15."ACCOrdilia to a private terifrOM Brnun, of the t Ith, thR• Emperor and the Court hart arrived there from Vienna, and llis ILTI lierial Majesty of RUSSIA was expeticd. The same letters mention the affair at St. Pollen as entire=ly in favour of the Atistro 7 Russian Army, Tlie-Arch , duke Jong is alAo'said to have fallen upon the rear of Marshal Iliat4anofrz„- and .compelled him to evactiakt Saltzbourg. Other. letters report a second affair, near. Krems, that terminated unfavourably for the Austrians'; in comequence of which the French entered Vienna without opposition. HA:4ovbt„ Nov. ,t9.—Prussian troops are now stationed within an bones march„of the fortress of Hameln. The English Peneral DON, and 'Count MUNSTER, the Hanoverian . Minister of State, the latter from London, are e.xpe(ted here. This even ing the English Club-house-here was illuminated for the late naval victory. Nor: 17.---The valuables belonging' to the Court of Bavaria, first carried Imp Munich to \Vurtzburgh, have been again removed from Dus seldorf to Mentz, where they 'are guarded by the Frenth troopS, as are also the brass cannon and !nor : - tars bretight fioralfanoVer, and in the first instance deposited at Cologne. .4:,OITENIIANT FRONTIER, Nov. 12.—rf he. Troops under General IhRAGII:;i:Y. DlftwEas, are about 10,000 in number, mostly dismounted Cavalry,— They entered Bohemia from the ,Upper Palatinate, through Waldwinche,n, on the 9th. The head- quarters of the Archduke FKRDP.I.Vg p are at Butt weis, where there are large magazines. The Impe rialists that were in the Upper Palatinate have re treated into .130hemi',1; and ,the Corps Under the AArchduke . consickrable. The following is a Copy of the Answer of the Captain of the Flora tv thp falnicated Letter of the Dutch Admiral : ' " ills ltrajerry'4 Ship Finn, (~y the Ta f t, tsitv. 29. '' SIR, hay,' received - Pitt!' pews, and deeply. lament, Fur' he world, that the Tyrant of It has lilrt the :utceeLis you Say.-- Th%tt . punit hmertt of niankind is not yet at an end; when the Muttony with it so, be aisured it. will not require the tmiteil force ur Europe to put au end to the career, amid hurl to 00. tit,: avowed enemy and ti;:strqer of the I,„ri:, of Na. thaw. " I pm,- &e, &e. (Signea) 1.0 US (inv...\ " Senior ()Ulcer or lies *nip*, itnii Ve::tels " Tu Admiral Kikbert, SIIIP . 1.004e y DE . C4Mlita 2. .A rn vecl-; the William, enkins r Coutitterce, Brenton, I len rys Baltic, and Alfred, Park, iron; Newtoundldnd Ltd, Spurrier, &urn Weymouth ; Pheasant, illooks, frOill'EXetel ; ;Old I,)unce., from ALltbul, Nlansfilld, fur liutt; Ann, Holloway, forCuwgb ; Ann, Ouv.t, raump4u,n, tur don. it Ay 1 , SIND. ARC. 2. LAW REPORT. 4 COURT OF KING's BENCH, Use.;. COL: v. RODGN,I3S. Mr. G - Annow sated this to be a case in which a young man had to complain,of a person who had been his master, hut whose service he had left, and who Wd injured him in his charaaer, which was the best property any person could possess, but wiiich was all such a you n g marl as the Plaintiff had to depend upon. The Defendant was a grocer ; the Plaintiff ha , 1 served him as, a shopman, and it was at one time 'intended that the Defendant should, on certain terms, place the Plaintiff in a shop in his own name. ' • but the net upon this matter broke off: after which the Defendant said of the l! laintiff, to his mother, th at h e ( t h e Plaintiff 7 had embez zled the DetAdant's property----wa:, living on it, and, (the Defendal,t added) that he could, at any time he thought p; • t Plaintiff to Bow-street, and hin %1; f-Jr that the Plaintiff had heed , ~' ; tip the Defendant's mo ney." Ert.ati NE made an '',le sreecli for The De fendant, and confended there va no malice, the whole being the mere of a mistake. Vordia for the Plaintitf—Damages 2o I. V.ILLIAMS V. TAYLOR AND.ASOI^IIER. a Straw. Manllfaauret, and sells Ladi6i . straw-shoos, in . Oxford-Stroet. The Defend ants, father and on, live at NO. I, Graceehurch street, where the son and his sister carry on the same business to a gleat extent. Early in the last year the Defendants-trought out these straw shoes, which had an extensive sale. The Plaintiff did the same thing afterwards ; upon which the DefendantS published, and ostensively circulated, a hand-bi 11,.: by which they claimed the merit ofhtiving originated theArade in_this article, and ,were the first to have the honour of,presentinz a pair of these shoes to. Her Majesty, who had been graciously pleased to accept them,and had; as well as the Princesses, patroniZA That the Defendant was a wretched copyist, and that a conyarison of bis work with the original was all that was necessary to expose the ckeat, and that the Plaintiff would dp . well to be - 7 cautious that be did not incur a prosecution, _ It appeared by the evidence of many respe6tablx tradesmen, that the Defendants, father and sm, were engaged . in distributing the3u the tine in the,City, the other at th•t.Wr:r., of the 'town, upon tvhiclY the Piaintiff brought aaion against their for a Libel. Th(3 CaSe Wa'S ah4' managed Mr. Eas K ti r. and. Mr. G utuow for the Plaintiff, and by the SoLlci- Ten-GEN nilm.., for the Defendant. . , . Lord ELLENnoßoutiu, among ,it.ber tiliog:i, .oh-i served to,the Jury, that ncithr.r of ille:ie partle r s had, : au exclusive right to - the sal,: tlititirtii:le, l r .:414e,j1 either had a Patent ; cadli had a,ri:Jit tti n :lo t elleit.„! . he could fut Imself, bat \vas iljt :11t..) , „vt `. d to dept - e- 1 date the commodity I his urighlsuu. The ainoutit Of damalriN his Lordiitip lty:t ent_ii:Ay to the J.L-ay....... 7 . I Verdia for the Plaintifl; .11.urvvYe3 tool. • 1. .1' L MARLBOROUGIi.STE Err. —The examinatiJu of -Vex. butes, alias Beckvt, Young,. alias Hine.y -wood; B , :c. took place ye;tcrday. The Odle,: v:..13 twin more crowded than on any fohnt.r day. The examination was confined to a charge of tbrgery ern the Gravesend Bank. Mr. Yisher, who aflended ' , to give evidence on that•subjea, stated . , thlt tile Prioner acco.stei bin} hi a familiar manner, in the banking-house, on the 12th of Oaober. Mr. F. knew soMething of the person of the Prisoner;• but he could not challenge xis mernory where. • The'Prisoner said, he merely called to deliver the compliments of Mr. Stevens. steWard to' Lord Darn lay, at'Cobharn Park, . but he had received from thence -a.. letter of credit, sent by liii Guardian,' Mr. Payler, a banker at',Canterbirry. This letter Was ,coached tti C familiar style; and it was sup posed- .that the : boy was. almost ,out of cash.— Mr. F. of :course, was not aWaie of any decep tion, and he sacred the Prisoner to draw a bill of excharnye:of 801. upon the ilanking,hiruse of Sim mons Ard Co ; Canterbury: The Prisoner signed his name Charles Young, .and said..,heAVUS placed' tin ,der, Lord Ddraley's Steward to improve himself in agricultural studies., The .Avas soon found to a•firrgery, and part of the notes, as paid for it, were traced to the Prisoner. Mr, F. after detailing a variety of other circumstances respeding the ale ception Juade use of. to obtain :the _amount of, the bill, stated, that it sin c e occurre d to bin), that the Prisoner w<is on. , board the Malabar, at Gravesend, where he concluded he lied before seen hint. l'he PriSener, it appears, was impressed net Portsmo, th,. sinue.', time since, and sent on boarl the Nassau, from which he was drafted 'on, board the INl:dabar. His family being ma d e. k nown ,' he was made CaP- - tain's Clerk ; but be ran 'away from the ve.41.;.•1 at Yarrnouth. It was also dkeovcred at this inquiry, that the hisoner is the son or a Gentler: am retired from busineis, at a'village iti i•litripshire ; but delicacy forbids ns giving, lurtli , tr partiwlars, The Prioner was fully comturtted for trial, at the next niiditoae Assiz(..•s, for :forgery ; and also at tni-! Stiitey de&audin,: uu, at Vauxhall. A 71117 11. Satur.lay, the La,ly Itev, Mairy of-aid Milk 1? lAD. th.: or c,ptenibc, at Plymouth, Lieotenant and Qiiarter.Ni,4,it2f .t, ()t ttie 10yal nirines, to Abu n.lerson, ct;ingliter of Colonel Anderson, of that Corps. Tilillida) morning, at St. Dotolplt4 Church, Aldgate, Mi. Davis, Surgeon,,of Al i dover,j to Miss Nlackay,' of Yestercl4Y. Mr. iloity SVaiturt, of Dawn, Kent, to Miss A rnviia krne, of, the same place. Tile LI;(y, at St, Geory, - .7:' Church, Elloornsbury, Mr. Ed oi ;rd I.ltst Stagzi.lit of putk., - -tnreet, Aiatithuster-squAte, tti 1\1144 I,Ucy:c.trapbeii, 01Suuth4riurr."11.ruw. L)IEP. PRICE ot% STOCKS, yesr.Eankr. Bank Stock, t 9; i t 93 Ilndia•Stnek, 191 t9t t9ni Navy ; pet Cent, shut indis Bonds, par, 15. pr. Sign ii Sea St , ick , fitter Cent. t 79 7, lash 5 per Cent. . Exchequer 151111. par, zs. p 4 p.n . Cent. 7 6 111 Imperial 3 per L•etit. 3 per tt. Red. 59 I 3 1 Ditto Ann. 3; 15.16in5 , 3 per C.: 1; Cent. Cons: Lint - Cons. tor Oponulg , (L. li j 6 Bank L. Ann. t 7 It Ditto Short Ann. . • _ .--.-,---x.----.