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ACRE; II\I7 : \- ' :. metl , r,:1;-i to t!,), 111-;1'01-CVut 1:;e C l, l.- 1 LEGES of ' :ER, it: I'ON, a nil vVESTMINsTVII ; wits the CH ,wrl-.11-liQes:s and the FREE SCHrtil,s; of HARtI.OII7, f 117013 V, &c. that ',lie First Number of this ; Witrk will not, as was proposed, be 'published on the Ist-of • September next, but, is unavoidably postponed till the Ist yf January, LSIG. This History may be considered as a Work -in itself, or as a ,Supplemept to the Histories of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and will be brhuit:lll - out in the same style Of ex cellence, MO by tlieytme Artists, in Ten -or Twelve Monthly Numbers, forming, e:lien complete, One handsome Vi;, l omie, Qtiarto. -Only One t flonsand Copies, will be,printed, the price to the 'first Five Hundred Subscribers to be Twelve Sliillings.pta: Number ; after that Stibscription is fell, it will be adt;aneeil to Sixteen Shillings, to 'be ~ paid for on Delivery..---Names of Subscrilters•received at r,. Ackerinapn's; 101, Strand ; and at all the Book and Print-sellers in the UnitA_Kingdorn. " MILITARY I'ii()MOTION'S. H E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the - EAST INDIES,,tio hereby give Notice, - • • - frar:.o„ , 47, :22, I S His Royal .flighnuss trie Itegent has been Teased iI) the name-and on the oehilf of , liis . Ala'esty, to approve of the 85t11. Regiment h..itig iu future st h d the 85th :or Duke of York's-Own) Regiment of Light Litantry, and also to per_ mit the Regiment to hear en Ite colour , : and- appointrint,, ial CHARLES SMART, Secretary r ____ AzAtm, BuRNE, and Co. respectfully in ,,,,uiofornt. the Ptcblics tharI'ICEETS and SHARES, fur the , • 6 LorrEnx, are now on Sale at their Office, I'l n il ' is Lott "3' ROYAL EXCHANGE. , 3,oor aty , th _ sa : y ,:( only 5,000 'Pickets , th . cre is aancr One of of ,ou al-Potiodß, One of 2,000 Gatneas, I ' uoth ' ' • ;404, will be paid by theta in Gold ta?toe , L iONi• t Whok to be Drawn TO-MORROIV, 2 , 1 t b 1 HIS ' • Ali. • ffNi -'1(1111 • 1 •OW, 24th AUGUST, ALL MUST'BE DRAWN. U A RR OLL a ICO." . , ~,..,..e . .„ , ~ m C Contractors , 1 • elm n their Nei,,7 o `!' 1 fh.znks•to the Public for the liberal Patrona;;c Ti e k et '4l the hit L'ott- v, and ties to inform theta that h e !Shares are t;:t * S...le: for a LOTTERY, of kid a G , ‘ NI.Y FIA'I,7, Triot-sAm) Tv:KETS, .„,„,_ - ' t'''''lD PRIZE of THIRTY "I'HOUSAND PrYt-'"''' I'llit,' * Variety of other Capitals, a. , ( 1 • L TIiOUSAND ,GUINEAS IN GOLD; \. Tl cit 1. 0,13 e all Drawn in ONE, DAY. t "! 0 . J ..?1.8 'lnd SHAREA are seiiintr at C ARROLL and \ 1 1:.1%. e;;; No 7, tORNHIT L 111 , 1 26:OXFORD-STREET, 4)LISiaCsS I[l the Ptiblie ' i'll;ids is transacted. That a. QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the .said 'COMPANY, will be held at their Huuse in Leadenhall street, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th Sept. next, at Eleven o'Clock ' in the Forenoon. And that at the said Court the following Resolution of the General Court of the 21st June last, will be 'submitted to them fot their Confirmation, viz.— addition to pity other oad, , es or (leviers whitih hat - e been( heretofore granted. to the • P.,;inielit, the rn.tto, " Aucto splendore resurgo.7 "That this Court approve the Resolution of the Couit of Directors of the 11th April last, encreasini the Salary of Sir James Cunninghame, Bart Inspector of Military Stores and O►dnance, from Pounds One ThOnsand to Pounds One Thon sand Five Hundred, per Annum." JOSEPH DAkT, Assistant Secretary.. This Day was published, price 6s. THE . EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CAL JOURNAL; No. XLIX. _ _ ALIMY lately ilietf, who left upwards of 90001. is the k'unds, Iffdia 'Bonds,. Plate, - Jewels, Cash, &c. great part of whi4l, has been embezzled, 10 - deprive the Le gatees of their right. Any Person who can giv,e any informa tion thereof to A. A. John's Coffee-house, Cornhill, shall be ampiv rewarded for their trouble, and on giving evidence in the Prosecution against the Parties concerned, shall he en titled to half the an,ount of-the Proverty'recoi:a.red, or in proportion for any part thereof. Among the - above there is one Bond fur 10001. particulars of which has licen'ascertain ed, and payment stopped. . _ TO BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY, TAT To-moitn.o=w; AUGUST 2 . 1. , s, s l' LOTTE o RY of n 5 ly ,000 Pickets, `Main s a Grand P r i ze of TiiiityY THOUSAND POUNDS, An 51,3,000 GUINEAS in GOLD. 1,, iSCLIENIE. 1:' '' Of • • ........ C. 20,0 00. is. 2.20,000 10mo• ::.. ...... .. 10,100 ,omo 2,100 •"•. • .. , . 2 1 1,050 ,050 '5OO l,OOO 1,100 .400 9 300 OO 6(;a -200 400 , -... k" •••• • • • ..... 100 . 0•••• • • • .., .- . .50 250 7,500 W i !, •• • ...., ... 15 5,000 ....."---...''''t-drawn. Pi . la.. ........ .... TO each . ,%, • ~......,,Ticliets. . li t „_ . . - - -- `zr 000 ..' . pk,.r.•, urll receive L. 10,000 more, making L.501000* t(24)1Jr;,..61(.11,""d IIARES are on . Sale by RICHARDS"' , ' 10(1 CII o, C and , o ntractors for the prelit LotterY, )lINI-1,1, 4 CUARINCI-CP"S' ' • " `' 4l 4 in . tile LAST LOTTERY, • • No. 11,172. - - A Pei2e of !,.20,000,; In Eleven Shares, . A:Gulden Anil N o - 6 ,407, , Prize of 1,000 . Guineas, In Nine Shares.. . • • • . ......... •• . . L. 50,000 „,.... • v• - •' 1 \ CO \IP kr' \P LE SUCCESS. 'two . , 11111rry TrIOUSAND POUND PRIZES Shared and ~, So ul by WEI - 113, viz. 14% OkliSr--9"l)ril'lftl Ist In,ust.... '- ....aarterand 1 • , the oa } -.',,,o'ire Sis L tee b ntlis, ,being 'Cs in the last Lottery). ~,, r ,„,.. ( L:7‘”" • I • One 'rips` r„,411;a31.te;...1)ra‘61 lath May• •• • /"''''—j.",th (being, Two Eighths, and Eight S'ix , ,tee....s, • Zesi.l e , n . the Onlv one in that Lottery), . ttzes, of 10001: 5 001. &c. and one of 1000 Guineas in IN, •',, - all 1°1 (1 at Wpts,ii Gold, No• 17, Lud . •1,.-m 'most Fortunate i,. Office, wvinpagale-street, near . St.P 1' C r . . feels •the litglmst satisractiTelonitin -4,:nly.,,ai'''"ltll:ing tlui above fortunate events,. 1,40t,i-ix.lltets that the t hat i „I,'' Office hitherto Will continue uninterrn . p , . 1 series of Flood ',itch, whic a h n : e l d tas a : , .. l t , - . be ire taii/I,:,,ii'veca_PP:?ach nig L'ottery t'',l',l;e tp.,.,ni.'l>tralos, ' . its success.wtll again , I‘' 4 e f n,, L°I.TERY of Only 5,0:10 Tickets, Iwill be all —ra w 1D.,, -,0011. 000 ,' ni flea% in Glik, I %ol'lltinV ''' ' liiis \ION rH, with a Grand li; i : . lat e t,4„ .Z. 241 " - • thigate er3 Office, ~treet, near St. Paul's. • ~ 1 ,, • I._•-- ,- ' fi-io,llks TAYLOR,- E'.(l. tit),,6l.:_,,.?,aNew Il ridge-strce_t,. L0n . d0n...._ , re., _ B. 4t v , I ': 1 , . 1.,,. t ;I've to toform Voul'dtililib:tuegi:'e' e'er since el tine ‘.. "(:b '" ' I ta• d b "..-‘ I ' with the Lues ‘ ettera , 14,..t,f,0ni it's i ' • • • ' • "t ai•h • i ,." "1 - coarse of medicine tte,..;4‘inedl.l";,:t.•=sitnate,y restsong ever!. ti,',.soitt.tn_Lllt most eminent of the . -faFul ) here, and un :argercfro=-7r<ti severe coarses of saltvatoau, and twice dis ueav tO 'of th e •di the I-lospital with little relief, would.adi . ar Itl:Ldisordenirotjuveterate nature. In the spring ot last •••• 1, 'Yexi, te had got to soch a head, as nearly to put a p i e le r::: . d , • 1 o r , , nce--I hid a lar,,e, on the crown o. civ ~ rilai,„ t aelt h t .), • ' and ' ' ~-.' :;red• tin a fri-httra itt l ,'"or ; air ....‘, tity. (cgs were eon Aill•,;ef ul ;r"i,111. Eras di.eatlfully painful, and had . 'ar,s,• e e it ,; I t ion the last seven years ;my left t,;,leaer:4lll•,,i4a'll,s.a°, _otti, rx--.7_-=e-s.uo tt, Wa% very touch discolourc4, "..? 'lied-, Leath; to '', rietating pain pai tieitlarlv whet) warm 11 . 1 . _ . I• ' •4 ' re,: dciirti'rne o e' rest ,' in ' hi; lamentable s . ,=it,. I t r i r,at a -t ' i t i urn en . I d by 2rl ' r. i. Th 0111 ro..F. ' 0i 1 , ( WllO re ce t v e( } l Aso 'oh / e h re, be tlieni 4efre), to take your ...‘.()?a ,k,,, t ,gltt •'•' l ll ' to do on the 2Gth of ; I Slav in the coo: St. a '•%•4lllthe iegan tn receic beliefif--:itt little . more that; 4 1 ' 1 after ulcers on my head and arms were sohndly healed -I,i:r ,n,•,.1,1e sores on my it`g3 healed also ; learir?"' . Pl;', 4, . 1), tif ti'?erable discolouration in the skin, .att pall , In .. 3 , ,„ le left wl ' I 1 ' h -s and a 11't lc p er .„ ( • . , ile 1, t) the lesg o .. , _..„.,, 5 ,,, ,ed . ..til htl,2,l.l,.rat!ce in your inrainahle Slechente, ,•=-..t.ie nuti /ti ti t'' , 'e , t orta er ''."l;;, the olio regai:ling its natural It . ..., 1...,. 1 '4 1 , 1 ' 'oter r t . ,I•l',"tis gradnal.y going (4.--I thus beea , , ll 2: , ..`• ttr,..'er eu r , i ;','' . '.ice and medicine, perft•etir free fron!.ilk and c,,'•,•'•,,,111 ',lalitts--liaee recovertal Inv former spin's ' 1,1•'; !n t .,, i 4 ." ant Ileconte jolly and fat 111 which state hat , tug . : .thyr• 1 7, 1 : "I"nYu-ntiths to the . • t= tis'int-ut-of all who =int.% :,.,tai:' 4r,twa,..1,,05s ill what ter rn ‘ s ts t=4 .H es.l'l:,l - S my gr.•,ttit,_tidc,ll:l:;:et ii, i . l 'uY a se. "le gaud of oilier suttertng mortat•i, , l) 1 ~a ... itr 04! Publie . as !,ossible, as I shall on evert urea ' sir "nog yon•will greatly oblfge • ' )('''t grateful, cbediettt, very'lluittitleservartf, - .14, 11 , s AL 1 -X. I‘II:11.KElt. J 4,1,. Cl"se, High -grey% Edinburgh. ,a )I(‘nr, 'Witnesses to tile. Z. 1 4' , /re Cl . lrc:- i,” (101, 11,1n1,1 NO.New '.)trultrr Market, E'lin,burgi" ; 44)1 1 9a,.4 1 - osil old Ass,inlly (10e Fidlobargo. , „,_ • Lot; ' et t ,1! 34 1 sold byt he so le•Prnprietor, PHOMAS 'I A . - 1 , .. ~.6,.;.N.!, •:er o f the aoria (2.4,11,e (if !..;tir,;.e,.:n,., at 01 . S c',lll'i,!lt •„.•,i';l\eW Licidge-st:'ea, London ; w'llet c, aftec t ! i1k.,71Y (iiiti.,‘;;'''ec of int..,re thatis3B years, it) a practice 1" • tr , l e ttc,r:'utt - to ed tu tilt cure of Yenereal Contplaints and t i to . ) ,., til. ` l(l. " 1 41 . t ) 4e l ' ' '` r •ts of Generation, . with't hat itirn)= . . l . l . l o . l'i,,`;,4'os h ' ,. l3 ,''',n °I Ills profession should alv.,ty3 oh3en 1 , f ~.1., ''',U '.- -'' '14111.1' 1%, if t h e ••1•• : •1/113 aS4I.4aIICC I . I L ~,st 11sly ad .w... •`) ►11,15:2. a, %let, . : ...... e „ il l '' ,l l=,l ( • , ,i i h,,isters to persons taking this .Alt. 4 ,:‘,tti ~ , '• 4114'174e.; :„,' `‘ (~keertting Puldic, as au trdvar. cartage seldom Si ` ll a htt s „ bi fo %==l,l (=f all ambi-nity. •' • ' ' z+tr,.' .=t•,. ; ', ',yin's uppontt mem, ft' the convenience of tho . e bi•l'l, l 'all " , "i ', l , ll e , ', at the l'erfainec's No. :;5) Sti Att!'"\l)s; , it l),' '' , "l.'. 4 ;'; tilk 110-tiop:.\ 0 • lja, lixfucci-a 1- t' ' '.. .I:4lit'' ' '' '',i, ia '' ''),''' 7, l'ih-s trect-Iiill' ; : , .1,-. Bax , yr's, -u9i :\\,..ll's, I:, ' 1 ;5 1 ) ; 'Air. 'Nl'Donald, . 1,- wll. , =', ' • •:' '"•'•••' •: ''l: "v=,,,i'• nt r,i,•;. ‘ 3 , '''it ; -and iir ,t.,. -t.r.01, tr io .-, : ' ' '''''''e,r;`;.' u.l. ,',,Tiftt, ~.,0".• Itrit,vin ay . =l ir, 'rt . + ' lt I. •• • = • . • '''-' ' LI• = 4 ',`„' . kity 1[,,,.., •=ll,l ,t,=0;•,1 ~,• ',l .• • ''• 'l' . • ~ li, ~' • .'" ' I, , v l =- „ . ~• „..,. t 'a'xi,` l' e'nt '...'''''',' I=f t•il l ..-- .. , • .., n. ' ' "" 4"-P). l'-t ' „ • ' : ' ° 'L . ry t am . • ,•', s . ' 4 L' '' ' • ta c l ',l4l 'ilt •••'',-• ") , ':: . t =•.1.. ' ''''' l • . =, •• • -.. „ ~ t iti= witl; A 11, 04 . , , W 11,,, , '''. .• 1,1 t , '11, ..11,1171 17.• 3... ' . ~ .i,,,,.„1 • ' ''.tll ''• ‘ Lir, ) • • '.- • . 'loli '',"', I' ''' .. -" 4i...,t.1.1ii, u ili , : .. • ~ .•., .. t• =1 ,, ==,=,.. . ~.,:.,,, _5ii.,..,,t, '' witi e l i. . v. ,e,, -, . : - • •,. .•=,.. N.., •' - . ~ ...... '.,'c.!,,,,,•-. , . . =•“, ts ar t ; e t utt0..11,0.4. RICH SATfINS AND WASHING SILKS. PEAT .and MAC DALL be leave to inform their Friends and the Public, the Rental oiler of their extensive SUMMER STOCK, consisting of rich Satan-stripe Figuted.Sarsnets and Gauzes, I.ustres, Poplins, "&c. will be DISPOSED OF at a Redaction of 20 per Cent. under the gnlar Prices, to make room for a Variety of new Colours and Patterns for the IVinter Season, which arc manufacturing ex pressly for them at their Looms in SpitaMelds. The Madras Silk for Morning . Dress-continues to give universal satisfac tion, I7s. 6d, the Dress, to he had only cf the Manufacturers, Peat arid Mandall, 0,. Bedford-street, Covent-garden, a few dobrs on the right from King-street. DELICACY of COMPLEXION, and pleasing Texture of the SKIN, produced•by the Use of DAVID Velno's celebrated L'IsIOLLIENT VEOETABLE SOAP. THIS VEGETABLE OIL SOAP is agreeably perfnimil, and gives universal satisfaction, being the purest and ino,t p:::asant . Soap yet kn,iwn ; it improves the Complexion, renders the. Skin pleasingly soft, clear, and de licate, and preserves it in the intense or cold :-;eaSOllS. Per sons using it to wash with never experience the ineonvenience of rough, red; or chopped Hands and Aruis. 'flu tree Etnol li-nt Vegetable Soap is sold in London only at No .33, New Bond-street; in Wrappers signed* by the original Inventor, DAVID RIGGE ; none visa is genuine. Price is. a Square, f . ,r 51 for 11: DAVID RIGGE and 'ON having been often asked for a Perfume fur the Handkerchief similar to the Scent of this Soap, now offer a Vegetable Essence for the purpose) a very delicate Article. MATR!MONY. - 7A lARRIAGE should be the foundation of t. social happiness, which is often disturbed, tluough . the pasties that forin the union not taking those precautions 'which would secure them the enjoyment of that great do mestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispcnsibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. For no dis orders have contributed snore essentially to destroy Hymetieal happl . ness than those which are the consequence of uoguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and CO. for these last Thirty years, to direct their studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as also to tiiat derairgement of the system; produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state.. Th . e successful result of their "plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the most importaut in the catalogue of human inarmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary eke to seek ,re- . lief by consulting Professional Men of eminence and honour, to which Messrs.• CURRIE and Co. chains the sanction of scholastic authority, as well. as the testimony of uncontra dieted facts.. In professing 'the cure of these complaints, they hold out no indhcement to vice; but, sensible, as all ram must be of the existence of such calamities, they ogler their a ssistance. 'as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally eared in the short space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration," such as obstructions; hive-, terate strictures, pains of' the hones, gleets, &c. are per ' maneutly and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gei ' tlemen of the first respectability hare been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of thui Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and haying received a'radical and. permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and-were., under the care of Messrs. Home, Ileaviiide,- and other Stir, peons of equal eminence,' who attempted their cute by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the . many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen; returning them thanks fur their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them -unsolicited, froth the son of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and painful umiak fur ten ,'ears r lie had been under the care of several •Surgeons 'processional eminence, none of _whom afforded hlin . 1)c - in - anent relief; but from the Superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. beTeccixed a radical cure in the short space of one . month. " May 28, 1810. " To Dr. CURRIE; 107, Hatton-garden.' " Lord --- feels. great pleasure in emninunscating.to Dr. Currie the perfect re-estahlisbiu&nt bf his health, in con- - sequence of his mild and admirable trcatnieut of-Strictures in the Urethra. - lle may add, that he has nut for many years enjoyed so • lunch comfort and freedom from pain ; and lie entertains no doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a . perfect :and • radical core of that horrid com plaint. As he was not a strabiger to the manner that others treated the complaint, 'he has it in his power, from a fair trial and a jo , t. comparisou,. to paykthat t rib ate of applause to Dr. C osrie which he sensibly feels; and shall ever lie most read} and Killing to acknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie amd Co. the pa , tient will escape the pant . , danger, and expence of a long and : tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. • ! MARIIIED WOMEN; who have long been disappointed in their expectation of a famil y , !nay he . fissured thatin most. in sac!) defects are curable by u-ed cal skill; and although of such hope& .aieto s object of doubt and nevi 11W y with others, yet the Crlre or such defects, by the ;;..,,g; . ess of renovation, is the. acqutreinent of their Re. Carrie and Co. 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Tic} are an admirable preparative to sea-tattling, insomuch that the sueevss il9 the course of it greatly depends upon the good ;tie • f • , especially when bile enters into th m e c o piication () for t ‘ i A l ilh sere-hatpin'-is prescribed. ; Sold •at Mr. Butier's, .Clica.iside, corner of St. Paul's Church, and m o s t Mediciui Venters is every T o wn., iii, 'luxe:. at-2s. ;,bO,. • • • frcr-Airce, 22,161.5. Ist 'Regiment of Dragoon; Guards; Serjeant-Major • Thomas Brown, to. be Arlin taut (with the raiik of Cornet), rice Shei ver, killed in action: • • 2d Ditto, Lictit. Aug(istus F 2 Rerl•stiley.' frOin half-pay of the • 4th Dragoon Guards, to he Lichtmiant purchase. 12th Regiment of Light i agolmS; EtlW.' Weight, Gent. to be ' Cornet, by purchase, vice ' , tat. ey, promoted.; , • Itith• Ditto, Cornet 'Aaiun' C.' Lose to be Lieutenant, by •; purchase, vice Blackett, prmnoted. . Edward W. Siopfird, Gent. to he Cornet, - witliOnt• purchase. COldstremi 'Regiment of Foot GuardA, WAli on - Cornwall, Gent. to be Elisio mid Lit ntenant, purchase, v.ce ' Selway, promored. 12th keziwent'of Foot', to he Lienienatits, without pnrchase . , Ensigns John St.'<hiha ; dad Thomas'VineMit. . • TO be Archer, Gent. vice St: John i • Hon:. Batley, vice Vincent. 13th Ditto, to be Lie'lltcnanti, without Purchase, Ensignii Whiteford,. vice J.Thuson, Promoted 'Roliert Bipioey, victi ColclodCi,.promoted ; Valentine• Brown, vice Dickson, pro mirted'isi-t-he New Brunsw/c1( Feucibles. ToireFiiiigns, William Darby, Gent. vice Bunney -; charle§ 'Frederick Elderton, vice Brown.' 24th Ditto, Ensign B. Everatd, froM the 861 h Foot, to•be En without fun - chase, Vice Wignu,re, promoted in the 2a, Garrison Battalion: 41st Dittl, Ensign William Drummond, from the 59th Foot, to be' Limiter:ant, by purchase, vice Barnard, promoted in. the 47th Foot. 42th Ditto, Volunteer Ronald WThinaltl,•freint the 79th Riot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cowell, chose ap ponitment,bas riot taken place. 45th Ditro, James Dunlop, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cat-stairs, promoted. Assistant-Surgeon John .lobson,, from the satif Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Radford, who exchanges. 47th. Ditto, ensign Jainet 'Weir, from half-pay:of the 36t12' Foot, to he Ensign, vice Caranichael, who exidiativs. gem) James Scott, front half-pay of the lit gimcnt, to he Surgeon ; Assistant-Surgeon James Hurst, troui ditto, to. • be Assistaht-surgeon. 49th Ditto, Lieutenant Rttbett BartleY to be Captain of a Company, without put - chase, vice, Fitzgerald, promoted ill the-sth Koval Veteran Battalion. • • 54th Ditto,' Captain' George F. Stack, Rom the ist Garrisonßattalion, to be Captain of •a Company, vice Pigott, who. • exchanges. 56th Ditto, Assis,tant-Surgcon Henry W. Radfotd,' from the 43thF6ot, to i r e Assistant-Surgeon, vice J o b s t,„. , who ex changes. 58th Duty, Thomas Holyoake, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur-' VICC Campbell, •promoted. ' • ticui, Ditto—To he Majors, without purchase, Brcret-Major' P. Marriage, vice Brown,, appointed to the Portm.rese• -Army: Brevet- Ali(jer John' Mac:Mahon, vice Grant, tie -leaseil . • • To be (%iptitin of &Company, by purchase, Lieutenant Hod. William S. Bernard, fi'otn the let Dragoon Guards, vie* Mat:Mahon. To be Lieutenant, withent - purchase, Lieutenant Wm. Henry Speriing, unit the Mork Chasscnrs - 69th Diitn; Brevet Lieuttmant . -ColonelGeni Muttbilsory tn. • , Brt'vet Major Lewis 11 n atso ..o aict . , Vuttlowwv To be Captaias of Companies, ,Liecrt. R. [laver, vice f.iii - zon, killed in act on. Lieutenant Duncan M'f!hei son, taco .....—. . . . Hobhouse, killed inaction. Lieut. Chas. Freeman, viec Blackicood, killed in action. Lieut. \Vi. Harrison - , vice - Watson. ,• , - Tu he Lieutenants, Ensign 'Edw. Hodder, vice .Wightwick, hillea lit action,. - Ensign. Win. Bartlett, vice Baker. En sign E. B. Dubbin, %ice ,NP•Pheron. Ensign Chas, Seward, vice 'Freeman. Ensign H. Di Keith, vice Harrison. To be Ensigns, Jolla Barlow, Gent,' vice Wailer. Robert Corbet, Gent. vice Dobbin. Geo. Langton - , Gent. vice Se-. ward. Hon. Win. Hamilton, - vice Keitli. Volunteer Snider, without, purchase, vice Hodder. 73d Ditto, Wm. Henry Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Page, killed in actiun,• i>ist Ditto, John Palmer, GOit', to be 17:nsign, witlont par— . chase : vice Dickens, promoted. in the - Girrisou lion. • sad Ditto, LP2ntenant Cpthbett Eccles, from lullf-pay of the tilst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice. Bailin., who exchanges. Seth. Ditto, George Harrison, Gent. to he linsigO, without purchase, vice Everard, appointed to the 2.4 th Foot.. 96th Ditto, Lieutenant; Witham Stretch, froth half-pay df the 4cgintent, to be Licutenant, - vice Lampbell, woo ex changes. 1.;7111 Ditto> Lieut. John Curran, from half-pay of the 3Stb. Foot, to be Cieutenant, vice Dawbrawa, who ocimoges„ sth West-India Regiment, Leicester Viney Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, wit boutparelAase, vice Barrow, who resigns. Royal West India Rangers, Brevet Major John Campbell,' front the 46th Foot, to - he Major, wiLtiont porelia - ic, vice • Btereton, promoted in :he Royal African Corps. ist Garrison Battalion, Captain Robert Pigott, from the 54th Foot to be Captain of Company, vice Stitch, who • exchanges, 'td Ditto.--TO be Lieutenants, Ensign Robert Wm. Gyhon, vice RuN,:ell, appointed to the Sth Royal Veteran &Mallen. Ensign Samuel It. pichons, from 81 st Foot'. . To be E11 , 31;;II, Richard Crolier - Reid, Gent, vice. er);hOna sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Halliday to be Lieutenant, vice Crampion, accea , cd. Lieutenant ---. Heron to lie Adjutant, vice Crompton, deceased. -6th Ditto, Capt:lin 'Edward D'Arcy, from the GUttr Foot, to captain of a Company, BitE,vr.T. To be Lieu-tenant-Cohmels in thy Army, Major George Mut ter, of the 3d .Battalion of the Line King's Uerman I.vg , ou, Major Andrew Hamilton, of the 4th t\ India ItegiA Mem. • '. -To he Majors in the Army, Cuptlin Thomas Mn of the 79th Foot. Captain Tnomas Pipon, the 7th Light Dra goons. Captain the non. Itoliert Clements, of the Ist or Grp nodier Regiment, of Guards. Captain Sampson Stawell, of the 12th Light Dragoons. - • To he Major nu Vie Continent of Africa only; Capt. Juba Fe:ldle:of the h Foot. To be Captain on the Continent of Africa only, Lieut. Thos. Cato pia 11, of the Royal S:all Corps. Royal Corsican hangers, Brevet Litmtenant-Colonel •A. Schoumn'ilietel to be Lieutenant-Colonel without putchase, vice Barclay, appointed to ,the let Grenadier Regiment of Foot Goards. , Brevet Major D. Rossi to be Major, vice Schanossellictel. Lieut. Paul Zerbi to be Captain of a C.mpany,. vice Itossi. Sicilian Regiment, !neat, DI. Aylmer Dalton, front half-pay of the Chasseurs iiritanniques, to be Lieutenant, vice Du fief, wh4 exchanges. Emile Ross- Smith, Gent. to be En sign, without Varchase, vice Uenry, promoted.- MEm (MA N DU st.--Licht. May Robb, of the 40th Foot is super ! seded, being absent witliout leave. The appointinenls of the undermentioned Officers, as stated in the Gazettes of 13th May last, Bth and t d ultimo, and lvti instant, have`not "place. Veteran Battalion, Captain John Armstrong, from the Re tired List of the late 12th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Captain. Oital Star, ,S!;:fr-Surgeon Spe:;CC, from half-pac, to be Surgeon the Force;. Stall- , iirzeo n Kiudall, front hal . f-pay, to He Surgeon to'the Vorces. i s t R o yal Veteran Battalion, Captain IV, 014:swell, from the Lit eB6 It oval VatrAll Ilattaiion,W be Capt4in. Dirt°, i i,utenant John Mactean, boom the late Gth R oya l: tie Lieqtendnt. En,4 4 : 0 J. ficunedc~ f;.jul the latepth Veterinilo r..;‘,1.i: - aptF, &C. see-the Last Fria.]