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~~ Fti.tm the LON DbN G /IZETTE, Aug, 16, iBO3. if:4l".tcce, Alva i 6, i So 3. Roval P t e;iiiieet err Horse Goiardi, John Down, Cent. to be •• Genet. be eatrelia ) e e vieeli, promoted. 'ed . Pee Melo Or; 4.1i.;00.3 t; nal-di, Comet Edward Bratlburn tole: Lietoknalit, witooto puiklease, vice Steplieilsoli, CoMet Item to be Lieutenant, vice Lindsay, i ptoteot,tl ill t h e 14th B.lttalit)ll of Re3f.:rite. tett Ditto,,Veteetitte, Sorgcou..Caleb rllinnan, fiom Half-pay of .11otetitoche; keeimetit, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice ist e .tl, wive exthenees. Reenet4ttoir I,e-eyelet, Farrell Johnson, Gent. to be Coolet, wit:toi“ tiNase, Vic-- Scott, profnoted. • 6in Ditto. Cotoet Bra, teue Wee; front the egth Light leri s uoile, to he Cociiet, vice mullet; prOmuted. • belt keeiteetit ref Light Draeotees, Lieutenant Edward Clea, ver, folio licit'-pay of.the iehli Light Dragoons, to be , Lieuteitam. • ' • - ail' Ditto, George Frederik*. Harvtfy, Cent. to he Cornet, purebe,e, vice prowled; o o th Ditte, Rohcit Jackson,' from Half-pay of the Rearti,, tole: Coiroet. vice Cardwell, promoted. • Lieutetiatit lostipit Gordon to be taptain of a Troop, without paCisaSL'-• 141 of l'Unt 'Genii, Ensign James Murray to be • 'Auto:tem!, by purchasa t vice Tower, who retires. Cold .tre.itn Re4Onent c.sf Foot Guards, - Barrow, Cent. tel bet.64iii, %vitliottt purchase. battalion of the ist Regiment of Foot, Thomai Sinclair, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Clarke, pro. Mot ed. . . • Itintaljuri Dittri, - time, Gent. to be Ensign, with ' wit ootenose, Hll7...tiromoted.. zit It: rim at of Foot, EiVegn Charles Culloden to he Lieu. tkieint, by purchase, vice Wainwright, appointed Pay. leasier. 3.i lour, Ensign Nathaniel Thorne to be Lieutenant, vice eatinkliosim, promoted. .6th Ditto, Captain. Beitjernin twiny. from the 31 it Foot, to be Captain °fa Company, vice Lee, who exetienges. Ith Ditto, Hooker, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur charie. • , . t4rh Ditto, Lieutervint John Ready, from Half-pay of the eith Foot. to be Lieutenant. 'Igo" Ditto; finiign lame"; Canna, to be Lieutenant, vice In ston, p trimmed. To be Ensigns, without purchase Morgan. Macnamara, Gent. vice ]arms. john ei;alpine, Gent. Peter Gordon, Gem. To be Surgeon --Surgeon James Hall, from half-pay of Wattle's I tte Regiment. 2.1%t Regiment.of Foot, Allen Cox, Cent. to be Second Lieu. tenant, without purchase, vice Canieron, 'promoted, 2341 I 4rio, Lieutenant lames Pearse,. from Half-pay orthe Regtmeno• to he First Lieutenant, Thomas Fletcher, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, without purchase., vice Maclean, proniiited. • 2rth Ditto, Jeneign George Gibbons to be Lieutenant, by pun liase, vi, e Grier, w ho retires: 26(1i Ditto, ensign Patrick Graham to be Lieutenant, vice Jetties, promoted. Om Ditto, Captain Richard eleetnan, from Hall.pay of the 4 tet hoot, to tie Lapuin of a Company. Ensign Ksrliy to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dalton. put Ditto, Capta i n "I lionlas Leach, from Half-pay of the 'coil Foto, to be Captatieof a Company. Ensign Samuel VOX to be Lieutenant, vice Craig, promoted. 31st Ditto, C., rain Sconamote Cooper Lee, from the 6th opt, to by Captain ot a Compatly, vice I tripey, WllO ex. changes., nth Dito, Lieutenant Loot Alexander Gordon, from Half pay at the moth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Beetenserl,. deceased. Anthony Robinson, Gent. to be . lineien, by purchase, vice Major, promoted, 36tli Ditto, Cerriogton Ley, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice CIO3S, promoted. ' 39th Ditto, Liciltenant George U'Arey to be Captain of a Company. Ensign John Fry to, tie Lieutenant, vice Mel. ler, promoted. Litotenant John Edward Courtney., from ii, 4 ll.pay of the sut Foot, to tic Lieutenant. 44th Ditto, • Ensign Cohn Mech'iason to be Lieutenant, vice Coghian, premeted. H. F. Greenshields, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Meeeisson. 47th Ditto, Ensign Ilium:is Mathew to be Lieutenant, vice • Haynes, pioteeited. Lieutenant George Blisset, from Ilalt pay of the szA Font, to be Lieutenant. 411th Ditto, Captain John Spenclines, from the 28th Face, to be Caoraiti at a Company. Ensign Edward Persons to be Lieutenant, vice Edwaids, promoted. Chivies Bo wsar, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Parsons. stst Ditto, Lieutenant iolui !rout the Stst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tryon, who exchanges. 5341 Ditto, Lieutenant ---- Bird, from the 7oth FOOti to be Captain or a Company. Ensign George Cowell' to , be Lieutenant; vice Fraser, prompted. Serjeant Blaikie to be Quarter. Master, Surgeon Thomas Carter, from fiat 'y attic 6oth Foot, to be S urgeon. Silt Ditto, Brevet, Major George lsliller, from Half-pay of Vtet 24th Lil'ht Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant:r William Moore, holt' I ialt.pay . of the 46th 'Foot, to be Lieutenant. 6oth kcgitneut of Foot-eCaptiin Lieutenant Gran, front tiolf.pay of the lOC Minorca Dragoons, to be Cap tain of a Company vice Carleton, removed to the eth Foot. Ensign Frederick. W. Kysh, from the sat West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice lectmond, promoted. § Pis lento, W . Harrison, Gent. to Ensign] by purchase, vice Abel, who retires. 66th Ditto. Captain Edmund Coghian, from Half-pay of the yad toot, to OC Cain:llllot' a Company. 67th Ditto, Ensign Abraham James to be Lieutenant, vice Itisojatichl, promoted. Lieutenant Henry Wise, train Half: pey of toe loth Foot. to be Lieletenant. , George Mills. Gem, ti) be Ensign, vice kinC4. Roger Parke, Gent, to . . be Ensign. fi9tn Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Farrar, front the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Cotnpany. • Ensign Robert Carey to be Spits, promoted. S. l'atrickson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Carey. 72(1 Ditto, Lieutenant Nathan Flood, from Hilf.pay of the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant. 13;st I)itto, Evisign Cliarl.l Macpherson to be Lieutenant, vice Wynne, promoted. Lieutenant Cha rids Tyron, trom the stst to' be Lieutenant, vice MiCabe, who ex.. changes, Ensign )ohn Stre,t,h, horn the 6th West India Itegii»ent, to he F.nsign, vice Statham, who exchanges. Xpt Onto; Donald Campbell, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice A. Campbell, protnoted. E6ih Ditto, Lieutenant Henty.Vandeleurr trorn half»pay of the ssci root, to be Lieutenant, vice Lont', who exchanges, receiving tlO thibtreticc. 86th Ditto, Ensign Christopher Thomas !twine to be Lieu . tenant, without otircii,i),e, vice Itobertion, Pfornoted in the • i , sin liattahon tit ittscrve. yirt Dittd, Lieutetwrit A mhibald Campbell, 'from Flalf.pay of the Itegiment, to be Lieutenant, vis,:eluito camphell. promoted. Lieutenant Alexander Cartiphill, from flail pay or the Regiment, to be..Lieuteriant, vox Nl`Nell, pro itt.turi in the tBr4 Foot. I,tl wysi India itegunent, William Ashley, Cent. to he 14n.. sign, without i.orclia,be, vice I( yscb, removed to the bath I`unt.• Cali Pito, Ensign Thoirev..StatliaM, frotn. the Ilist Foot, to vice Streti;ll, who excillogeo. .2li Cornson tint dion, Serjeatit I liGlnae Owen, from tile coldstre,int Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vice !WCregrur, prottiotcd in the African Corps. tst 13attallon of Ite4crye, lohn Esti. to be Cap. 'Ain of A comony, 'wait icmporiry :ink in tile Army. Bennett, ;Cain tin iii the Lite Cornwall Fen. !Able Cavalry) to be Captain oft,. COrn patty, with tempo.. r.iry kink in 1,1%e Army. Ensign William Leveson Cower, I ruin the 241 root, to be Lieutenant. laeliretwiii Phillip, troth tho 44th I out, tube Leutelittnt, with temporary l.t4dik in the Muir. • ? A Limo, ciiptaio from Hai r•pay of .the late sth oragoonc,,to be C.o.:duo,' a Cotillion), Sotonton Eltr, (C,,ptain in tint tats Ist. Ite4iment of the l'etKibte Cavalry), to be Captain ;r,t N Company, I.luporary Rank in the Army—, Captain George l'ottlerby,,trontthe 12th Battalion of Reserve, to be Cap. ton nt a t:otiquatiy, with lempbrary Rank in, the Army. kiehattl ( T ahoe, Cent, to be Ensign. oitto, imiitenant Daniel O'lNmagline, front the Half. p 4 of the late 22 , 1 Light Dragoons, to be Eicutenaiit. 6 Vrane . ll4 intro, Gent. to be • .• • sth Ditto. To tic Companies—Captain Samuel Del - .holm Young, truill llalt-pay ut the 62ci Foot. lutitt E s q. (lat,: C.iptuni hi the 4stli. Foot), with teMllO - 12;iiik in the Army: Donald 4112(31°1)41d. Esq. (Cap. 'rain hl the I.4tC . Ciettgary FCllethithtli With temporary R a nk the Aim". It, hlucuenatil, Esq. (Captai) in thc Duke VOIVA jute I enciblc iiighlautietb), with tempur4ty the . To he rnsign—iinsign Charles Urquhart, from thy loth I!..utAtion of Iteb‘rve. LONDON: Printed by RUC At the Suri-Ovric . , titli Ditto, Joseph Brooke, rui. late of the % s ot!' Foot, to be Captain ot a Company, ‘vitti temporary !tank in the Army. Alexander Diront, Eiti.Vaptait, in the late Breaitalbane . Fencibles, to be Cap tam ot.a Company, with tenipiealy Rack in the Army: l'honnis Mime., Gent to be Ensign.. 7tli Ditto, M. H. Dickens, Esq. .of, the late NortOlk Fettei ble Cavalry, to be Captain ot a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Sir Patrick Blake, Bart: to be 'Cap taM of a Conipany, with temporary Rank in the Army. tith Ditto, Edward Tomlin, Esq. (later Captain in the 4th F60)00 be Captain of a Cumpany, with -teir,poraryßank in the Array. S. Hamilton, 'E ay' (late a Captain in the Eidd:oot); to . he Captain of a Company, with temporary . Rank in the Army. 9th Ditto, Capt.iiu Charles Weaver, from Colonel Itaira4 y's` Regiment, to be Cillit4iil Of a Company. toth Ditto, Sir Edward .Barrington to be:Captain of it Com pany, with temporary Rank:in, the Army. Robert Wil son, Esq. late a Captain iii,the oth Foot, to 'be Captain. of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Atiny Sur:. geon 'fitford, front Halt•pay of the oath Foot, to be. Surgeon. tith Ditto, Captain Champagne.Re3inolds,from Half-pay of Skerrett's late West Imita Regiment, to ,be Captain ,of a Company. George Gregoty, Esq (Captain in the late. Sussex F,encible Cavalry), to be Captain, with temporary Rank in the Artily... Ensign R. C. Stephenson, from halt. pay of the 17th loot, to be Ensign. Edmund Pleydcll, Gent. to he Ensign. lath Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Pocock, froin'the-74th Foot, to he Captain oft Company. 13th Ditto, Hans - Stewart, Eaq. Late a Captain in the dist Foot, to be Ciptain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Artily'. I..hinean Graham, Esq. (Captain in,the late Dunbarton repcibles), to br Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Ensign D'aniel Donahoe, front the Rib loot, to be Lieutenant. " 14 111 Ditto. To be Citiltailis Of Companies', with temporary kank in the Army—Colin Macdonald, Esq. late N.lii t ior in the Royals. thigh Campbell, Esq., late a Captain in (he • Sstli Foot. John Craigie, Esq. (Captain in the late North Lowland Fealciblesy. ,Alexander Macleod, Esq. (Captain in the late Regiment of the Isles). William Brodie, F-sq.: (Captain in the late ad. Regiment of Argyll Fencibles). To be Ensigu—Serjeant-Major Alacdonald, trOrn the: 42(1 hoot. tetti Ditto,. John Terrington, Esq, (Captain.in the Prince of Wales's late Uncibles),to.be Captain ofa Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Cornet George Fowler, front the 2 ist Light Dragoons, tq be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant. Assistant-burg:6u --- Duncan, front the 19th Foot, to be Surgeon. 16th Ditto. To be Captains of Companies, with temporary Rank in the A rmy—Thomas Coghlan, Esq. (Luca Captain in the 27th Foot), Hugh Massey, Es , i. (late a Captain p in-the 35111 Foot). Captain front Halt-pay of the Marines. , To be Ensign=Alphonzo Kirk, Gent. Licuren'ijnt-Colon! Strvensoni.r . Regintent of Wafttry. TO be Captiins of Companies—Lieutenant Heelor Maclean , . from the 7th Foot, Lieutenant Winckworth Tonge, from ditto. Lieutenant Charles O'Hara, front Ditto. To be Ensigns— Colledge, Gent. Qaarter-Master Isaac Germain, front I•lalt.:pay of the froth Foot. Bailey, Gent. Maurice de Sal übury, Gent. Canadian Regi:niiiirrenrl.6l, Infant:J. Lieutenant Edward Powell, from the Oth'Foot, to bc. Cap-. tain of a Company. BREVET. . , Colonel George Moneriefre, of the 9nth Foot, to be Ilriga. dier.General in the West Indies only. Colonel Andrew Dunlop,'or the 2 tst Light Dragoons, to be Brigadier-Goneral in the West- Indies only. STAFF. To be Assistant.Quarter.Masters-General to the Forces in Ireland—Lteutenant.Colonel George Airey, of the Bth Foot. Lieutenant-Colo:y:1 Arthur Robert Dillon, on Hatt•nay of the t tsth Foot. Captain Robert Owen, of the 56th Foot. Nlijor lames Foster, of the Itth Foot. . HOSPITAL STAFF. William !main, Esq. Lite Chief Surgeon at New South Wales, to be Surgeon to the Forces. MEMORANDUM. Captain Ambrose Soden, of the 70th Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. VIMATA. In the Gazette of the 6th instant. Truro Volunteers—For Richard Taunton. Esq. to be r'Sp rain, read Richard Taunton, Esq, to be Captam,vice Henry John, who resigns., In the Gazette of the gth instant. For Lieutettant-Colenel Stevenson's Regiment, of Fencible Infantry. read Licutenattt•Colonel Stevenson's Regiment of I nfantrv. in the Gazette of the 13th instant. Lanark Volunteers—For Robert Dundas M'Queen, Esq. to "he Major-Commandant, Lawrence Craigi e , Esq. to be Major, read , • . Glasgow Volunteers—Lawrence Craigie, Esq. to he Lieute nant-Colonel Commandant. Lanark Volunteers—Robert .Dundas M'Queett, Esq. to be Majot. Ordnance-Office, Aug. it, tfkl. Row/ &glom, of grrluery. Cots of C u noel . Drivers--Lieutenant-Commissary ITenry Willis, from the Hal f.pay, to be Lieutenant-Cornetiluv. Dated _July 31, 'Sol. Thomas Windows, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Aug.'s, Serjeant-Majoe lames Evans, of the Royal Horse Artillery, to be ditto. Dated Aug. 2, • BANKRUPT& William Davies, late of Hampton -bishop, Herefordshire, mealman, to surrender Aug. 23, 2,4, at twelve, and Sept. 27, at eleven, at the Greyhound !tin, Hereford. Attorney, Mr. Downes, Hereford. Benjamin Sutton, of Birmingham; button-maker, Aug . . 3c and Sept. , 2 7 , at eleven, at the wan Tavern, Hull. street, Hit mitigham. Attornies, Messrs. Devon and Tooke, Gray's-lnn.square, London ; or Mr. Burrish, Binning hate. joint Colvin, of Adam -street, Rotherhithe, carpenter and bu ilder , Aug. 23, 30, and Sept, 27, at ton, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Loxiey, Cheapside. . rtobert Hail, of Upper Th am e s - street, merch ant, Aug:l3, . 30, and Scut: 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. • Potts, Crescent, lewirt-street; A !der:toe-street. Patrick Hunter, of merchant, Aug. 29, 30, and Sept. 27, at eleven. at the White Lion•• lltistol.. Attomies, M r . Guest, Bristol ; or Messrs .. Hit ! ani:Meredith, Gray's- Inn, Laotian. James Penny, of Liverpool, hat-dealer, Sept.'l2, ri, and 27, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.' A ttornies, Mr.' Spencer Sir Tbornas's-fluildings Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackstock, Fig-Tree-court, Temple, 'London. Thomas Leeds and Henry Cock, late ot Manchester, cotton - manufacturers, Aug. 29, 30, and Sept. 2.7, at ten, at the 'Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, hit. Ellis, Cursitor stree;, London I or Mr..iiigsint, Deansgate, Manchester. Themas MitSson, of Hulme, ' Lancashire- cOtton•apinner, Aug, 2 . 9, 3o and Sept. 27, at ten, at the I Starino,j)eans M - gate, ancliester.. AttornicS, Mr. Knight, dancliester or Mr, Ellis, Cursitor4treet, London. John Saxtoicand.George Chaptuattrof Che4terfield, Derby. ! hire, l •Nsier- the shire, hosiers, Aug, 29, 36, ,and Sept. i 7, at ten, at tfi Nag ,'s-!lead, Pleasley, Derbyshire. A t tornies, Mr. Top Its, Mansfield ; or 1'4,1 r. Alexander, Ilectford- row, London. ,Edvkattl Nl:,ncltester, merchant, Aug. :to, at ten, and Supt. 6, .27, ai tour, at the Star inn, Manchester. At: torniin, Messrs. Sharpe and Eccles, Manchester. ; or Mcssfii, ,Milne and Parry, 'fernple. John kipney, of Duke..str4et, Union street, Bishopigate. street, cabinet.rrialteri A nc.,p, and Sept. 3, 27 i at, ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Patten, Cross.strect, Hatton street. Michael MlEvoy, of Piccadilly, wine and liquor-march:lnt', Aug. 26, at live; 27, at nine, and Scpt.27, at ten, at Guild hall, A ttornies„ Messrs. Crowder arid Lavie, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry, 1)IP11,EAr1)S. Sept..,t2. Beaty Riehardsoni of Manchester, hottse.builder, at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Nlaimhester. Sept. is.. William 'lames, of sWansea, money . ..scrivener, at eleven, at the Pear Inn, in I..landilovawri - Sept. 13.' Peter Ellen, of.Nantwieh, innholder, at twelve, at the Pied Bull Inn, in Chester. Sept. 9, Robert H o l t ; of Ildltne, near AlAncliester, dyer, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, in NiatiOc:ster. Sept. y 3. Lewis Golds m i t h, di Thavies-Inn, blelhorn, met. iihant, at t en , at Guildhall. Sept. 3. Morris "Lewin Moslcy, of Liverpool, merchant. At. ten, at Guildhall, Lolalon. Sept. 1.4. Henry pill lidtvey, late of Tokenliouse-yard, broker, at one, at Cuddliall. Sept. Thoinas Trigan, late of the city of fi bristol, silver. smith ' at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, in Broad-street, liristol. • „ Sept. p. Elijah Cobham,. of Liverpool, merchant, at twelic, at the Star and Garter, in Liverpool. Sept. 5. Lonit Dultamel, late of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, in lohn.street, Liverpoial. Sept. Thomas Keetley, of Sandia - cm, 'Derby, timber. merchant,,at :ten, at the l'unch,Bowl, in Nottingham. CERTIFICATES. Sept,6. Charles Dunne, of burweston.street, Mary-le bone, surgeon. . Stephen Shalicross and Robert Barnes, both of Manchester, cotton.manufaiturers.. iohn Fisher, of Briesttield, in the parish of Thornhill, York, white-clothier. (anus Wiseman, .of LiverOfit; Master and mariner. SALE of OLD WINES 'at LLITH. • WALKER, THOMSON,:and Co. Leith, havk at .resent t Sale of the following %Vines; of ranted qUaittiCS and ages;. Port, Sherry ; Lisbon, First and Second Growth Claret:, vint. 470, Mountain, liucellas, Chantutca, a sweet IV in,r of Portugal. • The Prices .of this Sale will be found so much under usual rates, as to seem to render necessary some accotilit of the principles-on which Old Wines of warrantedluitiny can be so offered. For tom, the Public ate respetiruq. Fe retied to a small Publication, entitled, " Flints to Consumers of Win.," printed for Nernor and Hood: (See Ant ijaeithin Review for November tBox, and Monthly Review for April, t8o3). . . . . Alter the period' orthe Sale, which will be about the, middle of August, the Prices will be advanced. W. T. and Co. are ex peaing from Madeira, round by, the. West Indies; .a few. Pipes and Hogsheads of London Particu. lar Madeira, (shipped by Murdoch, Masterton, and Co. J„ of very high Cha ra Ct er , G ent l emen - w h o purc h ase this Wine' immediately o n i ts arr i va l , will find the price and quahty equally worth their a tt en ti on Th e pl an is to place them as nearly as possible on the footing o f being th o wn im. • porters The charges of sending Wine fr om I. e i t h t o London, it i$ well known, are ver y t i Wi ng ; i n t h e present case they Is , be found worthy Of no regard, compared with the advAiir.V of Price. • Leith, 3oth fuly, • ISo;., - LARGE OFFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUl'. THE evident Aavaotage of having Writing PENS well cut and well shaped to the' Figures, pf that-true elasticMould, as Ripe and Seasoned Quilts oniY are capable of answering, and. bearing that nice exaatiess of Point::, which It eleint,nd open Slit will w i nder smooth al to write any kind of Hand with pesfea treediSin pleaskianess. .This circuntilanc: niust not only be very COD:, , Venieht, but truly interesting to every •on in the °4 • )P -r • c 'Writing ; great pain., have been taken to seira'a‘pnve of Prune Qttalitied and SeasorxdV a ill s f or t hi s porpos • • ci order to retnovo•tjtee v il of-bad Pens, so justly and univers4"7 complained of in this ' • ' Made and said by E. Williams (Successor to Pte, , • a ... 11M11 Stationer to the Duke and Dutcite‘s of oil i No. t, tr Londoit. . • • • N. B. Old fens mended, and made AS 11()SIERV, 000KE continues to have Onaale fit4tOry and Nottingham Warelicriase- - No 434 . , Straid. an eitienLive arid valuable Assortment of IIOS l Lk V o!'evay description, which, for eiegance, ileatriess, taste; and c ` , puil.' • has never beeueitualled, and, .ite flatters fiimieir, can never be surpassed. 1 heniany advantages he Pos ses ove r ever.r, other -personify this line . or business, and the'peculiartiegier.. of perfection to which, by intiefAigable attention, and unli mited expence, he has brought his - Matta: minty, w hile they afford him an opportunity of offering to the Pubkica.varietY of Goods, superior in every respect to thoseof any other per son, and reader all 'competition fruitless ; also enable him to accommodate the Public, either in the .wholesale, retail, 01 export trade, upon terms more moderate. than can possibly be afforded by any other !louse in the Metropolis. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUN TERFEITS. P - - None are Genuine; without having " SAMI.. Sotom" Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp : and Tco Pounds K ti a ward, tor. every Bottle sold without a Shunt)! tQ be ; on oonvidion, Act of Parliament, the 4za Ch. t 6, betOretuty Itistiee of the Peace. MA HES - DORSAL'S, or, the Consumption Fre e " dent to young persons of salacious dispositions, is s* little treated of by the ancient Prazlitioners of :Medicine, a s Well as through the delicacy of modem Physicians, t fiat an ._adequate idea of it cannot be'collected from their writiogsi I t is necessary, then to .say, that tile 1 . ;:::t symptoms or ,t he TabeS Dorsalis are easily discerned by involuntary the emissions ; pains in the back, as well as often tit the head I formication of the spine Caching pains, and weak nes s " , sight ; deteit of memory, by an extreme dejeztioa ot mental faculties; and contingent in these are guita;serwav i meagre visage; .emaciated body ; irregular a.stlicnatitihe.i w. '' tions ; which, preceding a syndrome of hietical ultimately close the fatal cat'astrophe. efficacy or ' Cordial Hahn of Gilead is daily domonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptonis of n . ,s , rvotis 410 ' 4 1 . crs.; and , nothing has tended so much to establish 111013111 e 0 this Nledicine, as its certain tioccess in inc.:: complaints which Strike their twat so deep in the 'Constitution, and " 3{e so rata! to the happiness of inaakind. , • The Cordial Ellin of Gilead is c micstly rec,.;mnientli'd r ° all persons labourinz tinder those I.l'llc 111.A.Itti,'S Out in a V:iriety of symptoms, anti thts'sj,bl / , I•" ? . Cordial is a sate and easy reined % lug the stoniac,n and hovels, bracing the solids and ' 't,ivilif b ;one tb *W I° nervous system. - A Saving.of Nine Shilling. , 'flit Cordial 'Bairn of Gilead is in lifittles„ a-Guinea ca . elf , there arc a, B ott les, B ott les, price ing equal to tou r Bottles at tos. - bd. , by which the St p :h o ve o e l Ps , m9 ' a l t i e nn3--g w lna h it ic °a l: l i ll' s ea k di : d‘ l rt o t 4l fe l ony. ShaenSt 'Si IL!' I°4 on,tl 7 -I cr.* enclosed l. fur ' adhe,c. Postage of all Leiters mu st ,be paid; and a t ee Sold by ltctimaitt, Itamintrgh ; ireer. t e T r t C Hahn all a o ‘ f a 'G c i t l ,i e , a t i e l, to A l a nd a .t lk 3 l::7 l:b Y y or t k ia ; zil hel o a i th i e ri v. s , s t i ol . , N l i t ) ;l,. !3i i , , t ; I r l o e ' 1:17 ., ;:;a 5 n ; mingltain, Knott analloyd ; -smith Simtnons ; Bury :St. mt. 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SettINOAPATAM, JAN. 27.-1 have already in formed you, that Hollcar'sarmy, , cdmprising 50;000 cavalry, and. 24,000 infantry, at tacked,and defeated the Allies in Odober last, when several European officers were slain nn both sides, inclUding the Com. ni,indant of each party. A variety of circumstances have rendered it necessary that otir Government should be prepared, and almost the whole of nut . army psis been Ordered for field service. Depots of. Atores,' provisions, &c. were forming in the frontier pools, 'and the Commattier in Chief means to take the field in person; it is believed to ad against Holkar. The Mahratta, force consists chiefly of cavalry, and without any other principle of attachment than arises from the,wealth of their employers, and, they constantly change, sides as their- interest dircas. Evety man furnishes his own horse and accoutze ments, and is paid so much petday while employed; if his horse should be 'killed, heis immediately dis charged--the consequence is, that he pays more re. gird to, the safety of his horse than is consistent with the interest of his employer, and cannot he brought into anion unless' the chance of gain greatly exceeds 'the risk. Any animal bearing the name of horse is received into their ranks without regard to, height, colour, or quality ; and it is a fad, that those who arc bait mounted, and best equipped, are invariably the least formidable; because, having more 'to loie, they are more backward in encoun tering the probability, of loss. The others are mere rabblethey scatter thimselves,in small bodies, and hovering over our line' of march, carry, off any straggling parts of our baggage, &c. They have A numerous train. olartillery, badly manned, and of unwieldy construction. They have also regular formed battalions of infantry, led by European offi cers, chiefly British. When the British troops, under Col. Wellesleyi pursued Doondeah into the Mahratta States, in ISO°, Scindea was then in arms against the Peishwa; and after .the defeat of the Rebels, Col. Wellesley was detained in the country to assist the Peishwa in the eilent. of nrcessity.—Scindea was in conse. quenca defeated in. his plans on , Poonah, and shortly after made a close alliance with the Prishwa, - in order to resist the growing power of Holkar. St& NGAPATAU, Fa 11.3. —The army has already commenced its march from hence towards the Mah. ratta frontiers, and the troops in the Carnatic are motion. Should we commence hostili ties it wilt be against Holkar. ties, Fan. s,—Two Chiefs, Hindoo and Happaia Row, taking advantage of the distracted state of the Mahratta Empire in consequence of the war between Scindea and Holkar, have assembled body of 12,000 horse, and 2000 Nuggars of Fakiers,• who, like themselves, have mutinied for want of pay, and have now established themselves in the North4ait distrias, on the borders of the Nizam's dominions. They have l a id t h e countr y under contribution, taken some strong holds, and created .others, resolved to maintain a kind , of mi-, litany government independent of all parties. This event • has caused mud: consternation amongst the Native POT3rs, who dread an extension of this re volutionary.sWitth and it is supposed they will, lay aside,all subsisting: animosity, and unite againseths reVolters. ••. • Bs NOM, ' JAL • t io--Accpunts from 'Delhi, of :he tBth ult, mention that . 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