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London, England, 1812-02-17 00:00:00

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ADMIRdLTY-OFFICE.,
28,
`NOTICE is herety given that "a Session of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Offences
committed on the High Scas, zoithin the furisdieicu of the 41.
miralty of England, will be held at :ustice Hall, in the' Old
Bailey, London, on Friday the 38th of February next, at Eight
a'Clock in the Morntng.
7. IF: CROKER.

WIDOWS PENSIONS.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE-,
Feb. 13, 'Bl2. '
NOTICE is heresy given, That all WIDOWS
who receive Pensions from the Chai4estabishedior
the Relief-of Poor Widows of Commission and Warrant Of-
ficers of the Royal Navy, must send or bring to this Office,
between the 17th and 28th of this Month, the A‘lfidavits re-
quired by the Rules of the Charity, in order to their being in-
serted on the Pension List, which will be inimediately pre-
pared, and paid in January next.
-Letters from Widows respeaing their Pensions Must
`state, the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy.

J. W. CROKER.

This Day was published,
- In o;:tavy„. price, ;s. in boards,
•
A DISSERTATION on the-BITE of a RABID
A NI'MA L ; being the substance or an L ssawhich
received a-Prize front the Royal College of Surgeons in Lon-
don, in the year tsii.
BY JAMES GILLMAN, F.L.S.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons irk-London.
Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller; to, Crown=
court, rrinces.street, Soho.

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND

WINTER .COUG
SUCH has been 1 he wonderfnl effe6.l of the OXY-
MEL and prepared STRAMONIUM, in the Cure of
th.• ahovit Diseases, that. not one Case egg' be pr.:Alit:eel in
whLit they have not proved •highly bmeficial.
The last Edition of Mr. VI SHE R's Treatise on Asthma,
Consumption,.&c. contains Sk;veral iTtnarkableCures of Con-
sumption and Asthnia, which had been deditrA bx eminent
Medical Men to be hopeless. .

Several consumptive l'atients have been efreetually cured,
who were to all appearance living eikeleton,, and, witat is
vtill very remarkable, those Asthmatic Subjects who were
cured in the course of -List Winter, have not experienced the
least return of the-complaint this W niter.
In Mr. Fisher's Treatise, price 25.• 6,1. will be found the
most respectable.. leStimonies of the efficacy andi innocent
quality of these discoveries.
Tne Oxyrncl and
.prepared Fterb are sold in London by
Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-'yard ; Bacon and Co.
t)x tbrd.strect ; Foster -'and Cu. 34, Parliament/street ;
and Butts, Iterriers.street ; Lynch, Main:lie:4er; Turner and
Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool ;,,Barry, Bristotl
Ltidowes, Shrewsbury ; and Lloyd, Birmingham ;
Caparn, Newark; Brass; Hull.; Balani, Portsatout h ; Searle,
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Salisbury; 'ones, Oxford ; nsinil 1, Latica,.ter-; Newbury,
; anct !looker, Ipswich. •

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From the LO GAZ ETTE, Feb. 15, Isl 2.

At the Court at Carlton/1-100st., the 14th chy of

February, I 8 12,

Pr gent, His Royal Highness the Prince Etegent in

Council.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Coon-
eil, 'in the name and on the behalf Mje'ty,. was
this day pleased to. appoint ChriStopher Salter, of'
Stoke Doges, .Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of
Buckingham, in the room of Str William Clayton, of
Harleytord, Bart.-

And his Royal Highness was also pleased to make
the following amendthtmt4 upon the Roll.:

Cumberland—Thomas HArtley-, of Linthwaite, Esq. made
ThOnus Hart iey,,of Linetliwaite, Esq.
Dorsetshire—Thomas Burlock Bastard, made Thomas
Horlock Bastard,. Esq..
Lincolnshire —George Lister, of Crispy,. Esq. made George
Lister,,Of Girsby,
Nottilq.narnshire—Hugh Blades, Esq. nmde Hugh Blaydes,

Esq. - . .- i. - • .
Shrooshire-7-Richard Lister, Esq. made Richard I.ytter, Esq.:-
County of Soul hamtpOn Thomas Thisfletirwaite, of South-
wick, Esq. made. Tlio m 4 s Tliistletliivayte, of Southwick,.
L.:A. .

Foreig44.office; Fe.b. $, I S 12.

His Excellency the Duke del Infantado has trans-
mitted to the Marquis Wellesley, his Maresty's
Principal Secre,rary of State for Foreign Affairs, a
Copy of the Decree passed by the General and'Ex-
traordinary Cortes of Spain, on the 22d day of Ja-
nuary last, constituting a Council of Regency of
Spain and the Indies, composed of his Excellency
the Duke del Infantado ; Din Joaquim Mosqutra y
Figueroa; Don Rodriguez de Mims; and
the Conde de la Bishal.