Star.
London, England, 1814-01-05 00:00:00

DEAL, JANUARY 4.

Came down from the River the Venus for Rio Ja-
neiro, Mentor for Pernambuco, and the Aquilber for
Havannah, and sailed with the whole of the outward.
bound merchantmen and transports, under convoy of
the GRIFFON and VIPER cutters.—Wind N.E.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 3.
The Nimble, CUM)) and the Cornwall, MsDounAt.,
for this port, with seven others of the Leeward Island
fleet, parted three weeks ay. with a sloop of war.—
An American privateer was off Colonsa 25th Dec.

HARWICH, JANUARY 4.
Arrived the Frederick, PATERSON, from Stettin, in
ballast, bound to Liverpool ; and the Lord Duncan,
Captain HAMILTON, from Bremerlehe. The Auck-
land, Captain Batuato with the Malts for Holland of
the 31st ult. did not sail till this morning, and has
since put t.ack from contrary winds.--Wind N.E.

THE ARMY.

Two squadrons of the Queen's Bays, and one
squadron of the Scotch Greys, marched through
Towii this morning, for Ramsgate, to embark for
Holland.
Captain DRUMMOND, of the 72d regiment, has been
appointed Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Fosses,
commanding the garrison of Cork.
LAUNCELOT JAMES KIGGELL, Esq. is appointed
First Lieutenant in the Glyn cavalry, vice Griffin,
resigned.
Captain T. G. CooTx, of the 24th regiment, is
pointed permanently on the recruiting service in the
Limerick District, and to be stationed in Limerick,
vice Captain JOHN Nowa, of the 24th, ordered to
join his regiment in France.
Lieutenant Poarxtt, of .the 86th regiment, ltas:
succeeded Lieutenant HonosoN, of said regiment, and,
is stationed at Newcastle, county of Limerick.
Lieutenant-General the Honourable MONTAGU'
MATHEW'S Regiment, the 99th, or Prince of Wales's
Tipperary, one of the first corps in the service,
having lately received an augmentation, it will, in
all probability, offer a fair opportunity tp Lieutenants'
of the British and Irish Militia to exert themselves,i
Lind raise men, in order to obtain the preference fors
the vacancies. The 99th is a Regiment of only one
"'Battalion, and is stationed in North America.
The English Militia regiments, in Dublin, have
given to the Line, as follows, up to Wednesday
Last, viz.
Gloucester, to the Waggon Train, Guards, 54t.1,
and 56th 252
Somerset, to the Guards, sd, and 9th . 221
Lancashire, to the Guards, and 15th regiment 82-555
Thursday the above volunteers, with 220 from the
Berks, quartered at Galway, embarked at Dublin,
for Liverpool. The Berkshire generally entered for
the 14th.
Thursday the first division of the Wicklow militia
marched from Clonmel for Bin—the second division
marched on Monday.
The King's County militia succeeds the Wicklot
in the garrison of Clonmel.
Sunday the transports with the Derby Militia sailed
'from Ramsgate for Ireland.

The Royal East Middlesex regiment have march-
ed from Newry to Belfast.
4' f Thursday the first division of the 16th regiment of
imps Commanded by Major THOMAS, marched into
Clonmel from Fermoy, on their way to Kilkenny.
Wedoesdaby the 12th battalion of Yeomen infantry,.
in the County of Antrim, consisting of the Lisbtirrl,
Derryaghy, And Poleglass Corps, and also the Lis-
burn cavalry, have unanimously volunteered their
servicest to any part of the Kingdom, when required.
By the first-convoy that sails for, the West Indies,!
will proceed all the detachments at 'the Depots in the
Isle of Wight, at Hilsea, and at Lraingtout for Ja-
maica and the Leeward Islands.

. -

twat/10000
_

RkTRACT OP A LETTER PROM A CAPTAIN SERVING will/
THE Is? REGIMENT Or CA9ADoREs, WHO IS ALSO A
CAPTAIN IN lift BRITISH SRRVICEt TO HIS FATHER

IN LONDON.
" Half s tope from Thiamine, December 21.
" I am once more, my dear Father, enabled to
address you from the field of battle, having escaped
with a whole skin, after tour days successive fighting,
attended with the most extreme fatigue, not having
had time nor opportunity to change any part of my
clothes, from the morning of the 9th until last nights
Ey servants and baggage having been in the rear. I
only received a slight contus;on, from a spent balls in
the hand, which I considered too trigng to report—
unwilling also that you, and my other friends, shotild
see my name among the wounded.
" My letter of the Bth, dated from Arcaroe'll haire
Informed you, that the pontoons had been ordered to
the right, as it was understood that the right wing;
under the gallant Sir ROWLAND ast,, was to make a
forward movement on the 9th, by crossing the river
/fire, and that this operation would be favoured by
axeneral movement of the line. The enemy mai.
iisitd a strong position in front of Bayonne, their right
resting on the sea. The Combined Army in their
front, with their left resting on St Jean de Luz. The
enemy's lines, on which they incessantly laboured,
were very strong. it was supposed, that the object
of the general attack on the 9th was, in the first place,
to them the lett, under Sir Jour Hnrz, on the
heights occupied by the enemy's right, and to extend
and advance the right, under Sir RowLAND HILL, to-
wards the high road from Bayonne to Boordeani,
which movement, by reference to the Map, you will
perceive, would have had the Sect of completely in-
vesting Bayonne. This, hOarever, was conjecture
for the plans of Lord Vizuanoroi are so difficult to
divine, that it is almost idle to hazard an opinion.
44 The Light, Ist, and sth divisions advanced
under Sir Joust Hors, and drove the enemy succes-
sively from position to position until he crossed the
river Adour into the town of Bayonne ; the left wing
then took a position about a mile in front of the town,
where we expected to bivouac for the night ; but we
were ordered to countermarch, and the wing reached
the cantonments we occupied the nighebefore at nine
'o'clock. I ;had fortunately a picket guard, which
prevente4 my going •to bed, for the enemy took ad-
vantage of the Sight to sneak forth from his intrencli-
ments in the hope of surprising us, and my picket was
attacked before day by a strong party of the enemy's
skirmishers.
o Although on the alert, 'I was °Wird to give way
,to superior numbers, and I fell back on Col. Mem,
.52d regiment, who commended the advanced guard,
a most gallant and intelligent Officer, and we made
-*gallant stand until our ammunition was expended ;
ire then retired to our position in good order. Colo-
nel Mons and Captain DOUGLAS, 52d, were wounded
early in the business, consequently the command de-
volved on me as senior Captain, a Portuguese Cap..
lain who had been senior to me haring run away
aithen the enemy advanced, and for the succeeding
days I had the good fortune to conduct the battalion
bounanner that obtained for roe the daily expression
of my commanding Officer's approbation, who assur-
ed me that he has made' the most favourable reports
if. my conduct to Marshal Benassonn. He is a
noble•minded fellow, Wave as a lion ; the same Offs-
Cer Lord WNLLINGToIea dispatches made such hand•
some mention of, when commandin& the lath Portu-
guese Regiment at the siege of St. bebastian.
44 On the 10th the enemy fought with great impe-
- •sity and obstinacy in endeavouring to take tw6
batteries defended by the Ist and sth divisions. They
turned at different times to the charge, but they
4irere always repulsed with the bayonet with great loss.
On the 11th the enemy renewed the attack, deter-
mined to gain the position •' mite *coute," but
his efforts were equally fruitless and unsuccessful as
before. Again, on the 12th, he attacked, but with
more caution, and finding his efforts unavailing,
retired into Bayonne ; and, on the morning of
the ISth he made a movement on his left, to attack
the right under Sir RowLAND; but that vigilant and
•intelligent Officer, ever on the alert, received him in
a manner that made him pity dear for hie temerity,
having left, as I ancinformed, 1600 dead °tithe field,
and 8000 wounded, besides numerous prisoners. The
prisoners report, that they got no rations for four
days previous to the 10th, and that they were told
they must seek them in the English camp. The Re-
giments of Nassau and of Frankfort came over to us
on the night of the 10th,' with all their equipments,
and they have been embarked at Passages for Hol-
land, at their own request.
" The Portuguese in the 2d division behaved ad-
mirably. Our battalion suffered severely in men and
officers ; we had but one Lieutenant killed ; but Co-
lonel SNoDGRAsa, who succeeded Ar.oro, a Major, a
Captain, and the Adjutant, were wounded. I am
astonished how I have escaped even a wound, when
I reflect on the numerous conflicts in which I have
been engaged, from the battle of Vimiera to that of
Bayonne, on the 12th of this month. -Thusiar I have
been f,rtunate. '146. •
44 I have great pleasure In informing ran, that the
important intelligence of SoULT'a departure from
Bayonne, with the principal part of his army, has
been just announced to this division ; be is marching
on Dax, a small town on ele great road to Bour-
deaux, distant about thirty miles from Bayonne.—
Conjecture, ever busy, will have it that our great
Commanderwill mask Bayonne, and pursue the flying
enemy ; while others imagine tliat the siege of Bay-
onne will be the first operation ; 'certain it is, that the
battering cannon are ordered up, which favours the
latter opinion."
•
Thirty persons have been buried in the parish of
Ands:wet, during the last year, whose united ages
amounted to 2109. The parish clerk of Andover
(who is in his seventy-fifth year) has held that office
half a century.
William Patten, late of Whitechapel, hosier and col-
lector of the assessed taxes, was on Thursday hitt
committed, under a warrant of the Commissioners of
the district, to his Majesty's gaol of Newgate, for
fraudulent misapplication of near £lBOO of the pub.
lie money. 3
_IL

.. ._
ii:etat9lNlN IVIIIAKIL-i,IVIARicLANI, JANUAIIf 5,
•r, lit* an
fresh Wheat appeared at this morns 's market
ready Ms at Monday's prices. We bail a few arrivals of
IWO front Suffolk, which void freely, and fully Ina/mains its
Odom In Pdas, Scabs, and odor anklet there is ho atteratioa.

I

i

iy

~~.

IP

I

w

;

►RIAM

• Look
I,IT/14410 1 x Z •
• t• w
vivimus Urvamus.
Live while we live!—the epicure will say,
And taste the pleasures of the passing day.
Live while we live!--.ths hoary preacher efles,
And give to GOD, each moment as it flies:
Lotto ! my view let both united be,
We live in pleasure—when we live to the,'

The Alarquis.a.TweEnace has left Vester Ansel
treat Edinburghot rejoin the army in Spain.
The Earl of DA LIIOUSIE is at present at his seat 411
-Coalston) near Edinburgh.

• COMPLIMENTS OP I've Semsow.—The most agree.
• litble complimenti of the New Year will not be paid
-Until the 'lBth, when they will come its the form or oi
Letter, saying—"t Your 'Ticket in the State Lottert
Is drawn is Prize Of-Twenty Thousand Pounds
This will be sonsethinglike a congratulation.
• The Olietto of lalt Saturday offers a tewattt
One tibnilred Quineas any person who .ki'
in form attin at the Patentee's Office, N 0.40, Chinn
Cross, of anyiraud.committed on his Majesty's Pateist,
granted tortoürteen years, to make The Anti.Atttni.
lion Composition, which answers the most sanguine
I eitpectations of the Public, for preventing the elects
of friction in steam-engines, carriages, &c. &c.
The late Colonel BOSVILLE allotted £3OOO a )tat
to the expense of his table alone, which was laid daily
. py4ivelve persons. Most of his political Friends had
i gireneral invitations, and their manner of accepting
them for any particular day was as follows :—A slate
was placed in the hall for the reception of names, and
, • when twelve were taken dawn, no more were re-
ceived. Of those who came after five, though but a
;few minutes, none were admitted even Sir F. BUIt•
.DETT has_been thus dismissed. Mr. BosviLLE joined
Sir , „
altoF. DURDETT to pay the expense of Mr. HOItNE
TLOKEIS weekly dinners, at Wimbledon.
Monday se'nnight a serious affray arose at Ly.
lnington, between the soldiers of the Independent
!Companies of Foreigners, who are Frenchmen, - and
.hose of the corps of Royal Foreign Artillery at that
-place, who are Dutchmen and Germans. Several
were dangerously' wounded ; but the timely and spi-
rited interference of the Officers prevented extensive
mischief. The quarrel is believed to have arisen from
AISUDIS respelling the altered condition of the respec-
tive nations of the parties at the present moment:
BONAPARTE has lately sent modals of French ho-
nour to some of the French -prisoners in Pennicuicf,
near Edinburgh, and to others, mere privates, he has
transmitted commissions in the French service.—As
a proof of French rapacity and ingenuity, these pri-
soners have taught a crow to small. They set him off
from the prison-yard when they hear that clothes are
drying in a field contiguous to the prison of Penni-
cuick, and the creature picks up caps, cloths, or other
articles, !with which it faithfully flies back into the
Prison —This mode of thieving arjiroxy bacaoly
badly been discovered. , ; • •••••
Saturday a Coroner's Inquest waiiiiidat th*Two
Brewers public-house, Clapham, on view of the body
of an unknown man, found drowned the preceding
day in a small perid of wafer on the road side
from London : there was scarcely sufficient water to
cover the body, which had the appearance of having
lain there a considerable time. "There were no marks
of violence about it : he had tvaenty-five shillings in
-silver, and a silver watch, in his pockets, but no pa-
pers, or other thing, that could lead to a discovery of
who he was. Verdict—Found drowned.
.4" Friday evening last the house of Mr. Edwards, of
.Ilunhill-row, was entered by scene villains, who took
. away several articles of plate and some Bank-notes,
with which they got clear off. On the same evening
'the warehouse Of Mr. W. I.l.*s‘in, of Bunhill•row,
leas broke open. and a quantltrOf 'wound and un-
-" ieound coloutekalks ofitinniil#Tntle value!, Well*
'lwaY•
Moodie z man.,o. El*4. *apt logo who live
,oear 4ico Winn, andlipikoCiaivapffiler of coals;
hid his .house robbed of noecgigpOia/i amounting to,
4bout five o'clock in; evening, as he was
seturning home with his car 4 after having been la
-
bowing to sell his coals, he was accosted near his
own premises by will= genteelly dressed, who asked
him why his wife had not sent the coals he ordered
rtwo hours before 1" The poor man not knowing that
any coals had been ordered, became angry with his
. wife for the supposed neglect, and said he would
make immediate inquiry. He accordingly went to
his wife, aho stated that she had no knowledge of any
-such order. The husband, however, persisting in it,
desired her to walk out and see the Gentleman who
ordered them. During the time chat the man and
his wife were absent, some one entered the house and
stole the notes and cash, which was all that they pos-
sessed.
Sunday se'nnight, ik the efisenoon, a sermon was
_ _

preached in the Methodist Chape4 in Edinburgh, by
private in the Norfolk Militia, of the name orMiles,
in his regimentals. The Chapel was completely tilledl
Wednesday there were 812 sheep in the Grass-
market, Edinburgh, which sold from 19s. to 365. per
head. There were also 124 black cattle, which
brought from 10s. to I Is. per stone, sinking ofals.
Wednesday Chriiciau Sinclair was executed in Edin-
'litirgh, for the murder* a female child at Kirkwall;
14250 d, nOtwithgAnding the most 'convincing proof ad-
Auced on the trial, she denied her ;teat to the very
,1 ast and during conviction seemed indifferent to her
•
• fate.
UNhON-HALL.—Braget Rennet and *Meaner Murphy,
acre yesterday brought up by Goff, charged awsom-;
ono! utterers. Cof.stated that the prisoaffitor.ho
mother and daughter, had practised ihipFolling
' ; ac!iYitZ and coasi4grable sucsea•,. at the
ci. :14 several shOpkeepets and rdilicaus in the
and its .vicinity : the daughter used to be
I Merit Into the shcp
.to,pusvtiase _some. trifling article
„.-mith. a bad shilling or stir, and the mother waited
lchtitiprtdent distance Kyneeinve that and the change,
,to ipruisil another for futtwr operations.
officers had been for some time watehiagthem,
1- ---4terow-bafere-iseen able to decoct diem- bath
,W.findi-however, at length stoptoed
iioe.sat some bad money.
Uog and Bear, in pay,
were fully contained.

t:is

MAR 74L.

• , . .•
A Court Martial *Xi" held at Portsmouth
Thursday, on Captain ,Mtvirtn, and the remaini
Offiaers. and crew df his tivtajesty's late sloop Take .
It appeared from CaptainMATILEIVS narrative, that
they made the Great Bank of Newfoundland on the
3d Novettiber, when they ascertained they *ere out
in their 100 rude, by the Admiralty Chart, nearly 2
dmseis ; allowance for which was accordingly made,
..4M they stood on for the coasts sounding every tWo
Wore, and doubling the regular sounding on the
night of the 4th, -when the convoy lay to in S
fathoms water, suppdhug • het to.lse ten leagues ft :
the lands At half pa.stfiVeo'clochtm the mornin
pf the &hitt was reported :they wire in 45 fatho '
water, but •titelietipg /he lead had not touched tlti
bottom, it *as ordered to be hove again ;-;-when, i
the act of passing the line forward, the land was disto
,coved close under -.the lee-bow, about two cab
length of the ship ; sail was instantly made, end
soon as she had got sufficient evaY, the helm was
dered down, inifiliitia'Xtackidl but before she ha
gathered way on the larboard tea, she strUch against
&high. rock, and stove in her starboard quarter I—.
Hopes wetted(' entertained she would go off, as the
sails were litufµl4 with .the.weather head braceseve,ll '
In, until thi.carpeiiter re Ported six feet Water in tha
' hold; sfillihelee side of 'the borer deck full. ' nein
• , •
being then 'ne hope left Of saving the ON to twiner*
,the lives of the crew became the only object 4 there-
fore, Ole yards were traced aPack, to prevent her
Aim falling into deep water. In lets than five mi.
notes after, 'Which. was abdut sic o'clotk; she filled
and went over on her starboard side ; the main and
wizen masts were cut away, in the hope they would
fall against the rocks, but in this expectation they
were disappointed, as she lay too far off, having gone,
ahead nearly her own length after she struck. At:
day-light they observed several persons on the highl
rock astern of them, who proved to be some of their
own people, who had got on shore from the starboard
quarter boat, when she first struck, which providen-'
,tially was the means of saving the lives of the sure
'viving part of the crew ; for by their aid they suc-
ceeded in getting several ropes On-shore, by. which
some climbed, and others were battled trcf tote pre,
;eipice : several in the attempt were washed ftway..a.
sVaevert o'clock about fifty had got ashore, when
.son2e of the ropes were broken and entangled with
`the wreck. At half past seven, Captain Mstat ER ob-
serving the ship was breaking up forward, and that
she must soon go to pieces, as the tea was breaking
very heavy over her, attempted, and tucceeded in get-
ting on shore ; and a few more were afterwards
kat uled up, when she parted, and every person then on
board her perished. Sixty-one persons succeeded in
Stetting on shore, seven of whom afterwards perished
from hurts, cold, and fatigue.
The Court
.agreed upon the narrative and evi-
dence, that the course steered by Captain M. would
have carried ehe Tweed clear of Cape Spear, agree-
ably to the situation cE that head-land, as laid down
Tit the Admiralty Chart, relative to that part of the
Bank from which he took his departure ; and that
the accident was caused, either from an error in the
said Chart, or from the set of the current ; and that
ito blame was imputable to Captain MATHER, his
Officers, and ship's company, and did accordingly
acquit them.

" rildaylist-a Court Martial was held at Plymouth,
on board the SALVADOR, on Captain P. CARTERET, of
the POMONE, for not bringing an enemy's frigate into
actions when in sight.—rapt. CARTERET was honoura•
bly acquitted. - -

Extract of a letter from a Gentleman in the county
of Kerry, dated Cahir-house, December 18 t--gre The
Mary transport of London, JACOB WINKNER master,
with a crew of 18 seamen and 11 marines, having on
board 56 French prisoners, and 7 officers, mostly Ger-
mans, as .passer from Sicily and Spain, on leave
of absence, left Tarragona on the 21st Septetnber, on
:their way to England ; sailed from Gibraltar on the
a 6 November, in company with thirty-three sail for
'different ports, under convoy of the INVINCIBLE and
DAUNTLESS; parted convoy in lat. 42. in a heavy
-sale, that continued three days, during whieh time
law one frigate, and two brigs of war 4 with several
*Other vessels, some of whom were dismasted, making
signals of distress, but it was out of the Mary's power
to relieve t taw the transport, Number 677, without
the appearance of a liting person on board. On the
evening of the 9th, inlet. 40. long. 21. W. saw a
privateer of ten guns, supposed to be an American;
who cheered off. On the morning of the 10th, a
suspicious sail bore down from the westward, in lat.
49. 10. abort seventy miles off Scilly, which proved
to be the Rattlesnake American pttrateeri Captain-,
MOFFET, with a crew df 160 men, mounting 16 gum;
and six wan pieces. An action commenced at nine
A. M. which ended with the Mary's hauling downi
`her colours at ball past ten, after having her Ciptaiu
and two seamen killed and three severely wounded I
the lost; of the enemy could not be well arcertainedt
but she had some killed and wounded, and rialMiteb
damaged'in her standing and running rigging. Cap-
tain MOFFET behaved in a most polite and gettal
manly manner to"the passengers, declared no part of
their personal property should be taken from them ;
but in the hurry of boarding, some articles were taken,
and, at the same time, the French prisoners pillaged
Ote,Sabin. The,Mary and her crow, with the French-
men on board, were sent to the next port in Franco
Pp the 1 lth, tie above officers, and their servant*
wick such of their effects as remained, were put 0*
board the Economy, Captain Lutipsow, from the
Gulf of Finland, under Prussian colours, with a cargt
of salt from St. Übe's, and on the }6th instant, were
put oa shore a; 13ailyskaig, about ten miler west of
this place ; they slept last night at the village of C
lairsieep, and are now orr their way fur Cork, in
der to take passage for England."
11
GRAND MASONIC FUNERAL.-..-011 SUllCfay, at th
o'clock, the FllMailks of the late Mr. ThOSIA3 Latt.
maim landlord, af tift Du ke's-krad; in Monmoi4.l
street, Seven Dials, who was so barbarously mui-
dered with a blow of a quart pot, seatremoved for in.
terment itt St. James's burying-ground, 'reunite
CONCSMISISL The deceased being a -Freemason, lair
nmeina were attended to she grave by iiiffrifircts Ofd
200 brother Masons, dreamt its, dodo proper itrkalia,
and proeeded by the Boni of rhe'Sd'ing*neitt of
Quads; all Mortars (16 in somber), with crapes on
their instruatents,playing silo Dead Mullin Sao&

-ttarAittlfsl4,ll4‘4l4,4

I

. .
.
;....,s .I,:ws.Sl e.,Ater. ir:4lmatrukt,:iiitty.4t, 1811.
1-..1,11 ..-;e1;) so: bide+. •
..
10 be LiettsMint-tolasels in Use Artit,Maior *Mir% Cot it:
4 s6;kFoot; Major S. RiCe, 51st Foot; Major R. Buckner,
Royal Artillery; Major .W. F. P:. Na iii-t s3tl Pao.; Maki-
re hn Okebblst Foot.
',tole Majors ID the Aritty--tagetala Vi•.- liqiiii, 39th root;
. Captain 3. D. Dbusloa, 52d Fnot ; tliptiiin G. Clarke, Stb!
Foot; Captain C. Cameron; 34 Font; Captelh B. Stone, 98th
Foot; Captain W. Etavaird, 95th Font; Caftaln T. S. brs-
tholls, 3tst Foot; Vkptaln W. N. Raman Royal Artillery;
Captain I. R. Colletbn, Royal Staireorps ; Captain S. Strhnon,l
413th Foot; Captain D. &Kohn t ith not; Captain H. Wight,'
..111,th Foots Captain Cs H. 4:10Addll, Ist Foot Guards.
0109 NA Net OPFICIN DEC. It.
~,pet•aiai Sietahlislutieht kat' the Milker'''. ikcertment 41 the
Ordnance.
Andittutt-Surgeon Monett tilackvreft Oft be Jui-gon. i
Assistant-Surgeon John Ricrey to be ditto.
Second AssistanoStargeon Jobs Miciehnoth to be Assistant-Sui-1
peon, vice Illack*elk
',Second Assistant-hurgetil I. Wooldridge to bletitb,libe Ridley.:
teMporary Assistant-Surgeon James Earitiw to be *lnd Aslti4
tant-Sargeon, vice Mt.ckintinin
Temporary Atilstatu-Strgion Edward betleiVen V*ner to
ditto, vice Wooldridge. , - •f.,_
Artillery of the King's German Legion. :i
teeth tie Wissell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vitae Oink*
'fitimoted. Dated kov. SO, llili.
OF) iCE OP ORtiNAIkICE, biro /06
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
% &men Cadets to be Second Lieutenants—William Harvey,
r, >rite Wheatley, promoted i William H..tiennis, vice Hodgce,
promoted; lemon Robinson, vice Woathetalli promoted;
Edward Greene Vise l'. Hill, prottioted; John Johnson; vice
lorster, f rOMOC:4 ; Charles G. Kett, vice Cozens, pronsored;i
George Hare, vice Michell, promoted; Fredeti,ck A. Grifilths,l
vice Taltara, promoted; and Gustavus I'. Mime; vice Storey,
prutnotta
OP'FICIE op OIibNAKLII) OstiN 24,
. Royal Artillery Drivers. • ~. i
Seaga Lieutenant Edwin GtiAiths to be First Ltentenatit; vice
• W. Weaver, deceased:
. Medical Establishment for the Milker'? Department of the
Ordnance. .
emporary Assittast4orgeon William Sproull to be Second As-
' • 613 min-surgeon, hate Dymokes•tashiered.
ommisbion In the King's Qwn Reg ntent of t•airohl Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford.
Edward Archer Langh.ll, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lugar, pro-
moted.
Curnmissiob In the Ist Regituept of Surrey Milkia, sighted by
the Vice Lieuteirmt of the County of Surrey.
Ensign Williit Tharp to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkinson, resigned.
Commission in the 38th or Royal Ayrshire Regiment of &Atha*,
signed by the Lord Lleutenalit of the County of Ayr.
Aletancier Montcrief, Esq. to be Captain of a Crampiny, vice
1 Young, silareg;etl.
Ittaintittthi tignel by the Lord Lisetenant of tht Ctlebly of
Hants.—North Hants Militia.
Ensign George Maulwain to be lAeultlint 1 Minas Drake and
Frederick Isaacson, Gents. to be Eiislgns. •
Portsmouth Volunteer Artillery—Plenty Draper, tent.. to be
Second Lieutenant. • -
Conthnissioha it Olt Shropshire Regiment df Militia, signed by
• the Lord Lieutenant cif the County of &slop.
Henry Johnson, Gent. to be Emitn, trice Cadswell, promoted;
John Lewis,Gent. to be ditto, vice Siskton,pmmoted; Thomas
Frimstone, Gent. to be ditto, vice George, promoted.
Commissions signed by the, Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Hereford.—Herefordshire M4litia.
Daniel Peploe Webb; Ettl to be Captain; Fiends Allen, Gents
tb be Lieutenant; Charles Arthur Gamlen, Gent. to be Ensign.
let Regiment of Herefordshire Local Militla--Abtahant Wain-
wright, Esq. to be Captain; Thomas Gwillytt, Henry Pitte
and John Prince, Gents. to be bieikenauts; '1 homaa Gwil-
lym; l'holuas Gibbons; and William Etigllabt Gents. to be
Ensigns.
Commie

,ssions in the 9.c1 or Stiiithetn Regintent of Oxfoll/41thite
Local Militia, signed by the Vies Lieutenant 10 the County
of Oxford.
Richard Brakspear; Esq. to be Captain Joseph Claxeri, Gent.
to be Lieutenant ; George Hammond, Gent. to be Ensign.
Commissions in the ed Eastern Regiment of Nogfolk Local Mi-
litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.
Miles Weston, Esq. to be Majet ; Captain 1 fiords. Stirling
Day, from the ed Western Regiment, ter be Captain, vice
Francis, resigned.
COMlnistinns signed by the Lord lieutenant of the' Count, awl
County and City of Gloucester, and the Celerity and City of
Bristol.
Royal Bristol Volunteer lidantfl—thsigfi fatal •Ohttell to be
I.ieutenant, vitae Shellatd, resigned ; Ensign Intottlas Jacques
to be ditto, vice Adams, resigned; WilUsoi Millar Bailey,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gastren, promoted; Benjamin Por-
ter, Gent. tb be ditto, vice Jacques, promoted.
Commissions signed by his Majesty's Cornimissienies of Lime;
nanny fur the City of London.
Royal East London kilt, of Militii-e.To be Captains : J. E. Dee.
pard, Esq. vie/ Benne:t, promoted; I.ieut. W. Beit,Vice Symes,
. displaced. l'e be Lieutenants Ensign Frederick William
Beuy, vice Bennett, resigned ; Ensign Robert Daubeny
vice Best, promoted ; Ensign John Allen, vice Fortune, dis-
placed., 'IO be Ensigns s James Crowther, Gent. vice Barford,
resigned; Charles Horne, Gent. vice Bellockf resigned; Sam.
Nicholls, Gent. vibe Bossy, promoted; John 91lt m Barton,
feet. eke King, promoted ; John Ogle Gage, Gent. vice Al-
len, promoted.
West Regiment-.-Ensign John Vard to be Lieutenant, *ice
Smith, resigned; Edward Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Ward, promoted.
Commissions in the Ist Regiment of Cermarthendrire l.ocal Mi-
litia, signed by the L'Otel Lieutenant of the County of Car-
marthen.
William Rivets @stymie, Esq. to be Captain, viee Lewin, re-
signed; Second Lieutenant thomas Williams to be Nut Lice-
tenant, vice Janles Le9rlr, resigned.
Commissions signed by the liord Lieutenant of the County of
Montgomery.
Royal Regular Militle—Jolat George Herbert Citifies, Esq. to he
Captain; Ensign Henry Hickman to be I.teutenant Charles
Brown, Gent, to be Etisigs ? and Henry Richards, Gent. to be
Second Lieutenant.
Montgomeryshire Yembinry Cavairr—fohn /IntikleyWiltiemes,
Esq. to be Captaio of a Troop; 'fbomu Jones, and Thomas
Sturkie, Gents. to be Cornets.

• IfANICIRUPTS.
Joseph Walker, of /Wonky, pariah of Lugs, Yorkshire, Mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, to ''wonder haeary 21, at four,
Jan. 22, and February 13, at clevrn, at the Hotel, Leeds.—
Attornies, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, and HemingWal; Leeds
or Mews. Lamberts, Taylor and Deane, No‘st, f;ray's-hin:
square, London.
Thos vas Braskr, of Cited, Surrey, carpenter need holkiev, dealer
and thaputax, January te, 15, and Feb. 15, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, I.ondert. Attoritcy, Mr. it. Lloyd, Clement's-lane, Lem-
bard-street, London:
William 'Taylor, late of Woolwich, Kesit, victualler, dealer and
chapman, howdy *eat elm*, Jan. 15, and Feb. 13, at °Deist
Goildhalla Attorney, Me. codruond, Earl•street, illackfriers.
An. houy Yellen and Lewiettans, of Lime-street, London, and
late of Chingford, F.wed, panders, flottafaaters, dealers, chap.;
ananflifti eopartners, lsmiary pt, lts and Feb. 15, at eleven,
• as, Ca; wildlinll. lawornie., iteeere. *Mn,9 Stevens, Maples, and
Peatse, Old Jcwry,
Edward Gray and Threnu Laver, of Nevegate.street, London,
worsted tricntnintniannfact tirers and copartners. latiliary 13,
la, and Web. 15, at Pine ;Ist GuildhitlL iAnturney, Mr. 'chow's,
Swann, blew Basiissia .t •
James Fletcher; an+lohn kiineelopph4Ell92l-EroolicMil, parish
ofVisvdtleetne, X.ancuil Ire, 1141.11101•Ailkaltn elealers, chapnwn,
atld ra- rtners, January 17;1 WI and Feb. 15, at twelve, at the
%Mess inn, Mindtester. Attornies; Meson. Bu-
rke end Wiliondellasehester 4 or-hinears. With, Ealftheene,
and claificvs_War/gilirthegnrt, Lange*.
William Coach, of Liakfard, Corners*, fldu t,, dealer and
, ettaito hoesty 19, Feb. 2, anti 13; at ekveat, at Phelps
H •Plymentb-Dolle. * Attorney, Mr. Cholas tint, Pip,
nionablijoaktd • f:..-
Michael Hatton, of i.ateriet-fiall, Pt4lNA,anitdant,.tieder"
and chapman, January 26,27, and Feb. TB,. at eleven, at the

f

ViiiittWitAT*We 114/3;41A0 Itife •
bridge, Hewcastle.upciii- La 4 or Messrs. AtkintSii polar
titte:rtnectriter,lliarthcliiiheatei;,Ltti 63,1*.0f 64ififiarvat'
1.1%i*, Lancashire, ciliesidertir,.deideltra 5,w(114
17,18, and Feb. 15, at exteir,.iit M Bridits4iit:er
Marches er. Altornhur 111315e1h,MinthetteS, ?or is
PhllAp licrd,Teterplre,• I.6lidoe:
Mechairrtlfif4figh•street, Shorediais,
man ind 'dealer and chapsnate. in, )5. ejtzt!
Felt.l", 4*/§ll*, it Guildhall. Aillottreh:flrr,
13istegliaU-sfrirct
William Bilv3n, of Amilatill, Becfrerdsllsfigit, Itraititiettei jj
elapman, January 11, I 8; and PrE IA at °We at
*tanks, Maass. Robinson and Plineatarretiliosee.ivrat
Mi/MEM:IS to hi made it GUIV)H.
'ilinbak-y 25. Aaron
ele-maker, ak ten. Feb.. 5, Rubin Anderson and )(shit ?flea*
Wapping-Will, merchants, at one Feb. 5, John Lobes ,
Lodes,
I:6wer Thanfes-street, merchint, at ten. Feb. !WOE 1).Z..
worth Michfletoni Bisbaptgatestriev, tnettbanr, st ten. Nix* i'44
'obit Hiciroz,Worthini, /draper, at defect. Jam 1!, holm ore"
Ashley, Olourrester Terrace, CornMercial-road, te
Ilk es. William Steuart, bfattonirardee, grate*, At ten. ltti.
25, Oenrge Maiga, Of Bristol,. limo-draper, at ten, Feb. )thik
Clemenre, Northulobertatfti-stivet, St. Mary-li•lerufe 'ettreir
, at eleven.• iin. 115, Sims ColSp, Oren Pertlatallaireet,
bolsterer, at tem.
Di VIDENtIS to be Mad! In the dOti:sif Wk.
h:rant tlt, Wm. Nall& and John Cockerton Sheffield., fe..!rfo7-.•
ers, at two, at the Commercial lan, Sheffield. fin. e.
Marshall, Denby, 'Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven it the
;Hart, Wakefield. fan. 23, John Sum:Kerr" df Livektdolls
ieltane at ten. at Guildhall, LOndon.

_..,_~ _ _

DIED.
, ba the November, in Frare, at the 1-1- tad4nicers
-Lord Wellington, Captain Robert Vyne, of his hl.if-sttll'inn
:Regiment of Foot.
On the 224 hlt. Ellaa Geotigiant, yeungest dau- gin& VC- ill
oe#otte W. Denys, But. i4I.Y for Hull.
-Oil the tth alt. at Li.bon, in her Mth yeir, , *ire niJeli4
Jefferyi Esq. his Britanuie-Majesty's trbiisul General 1n PAuttlt
Lately, -at Suttertop, Lionokleisire, aged .7 bireelyboaria
viii:tesnach and church hell.banger, He began blivfnets P:
early days ./ith sixteen Shillings garnered Id Cnidstinasls6Yills
=diets behind itifil aparit'Vt ;mow

• • • a __,
TO THOMAS 'LA ta.a.sat, ESy.
lt BEI, Leave to iitfbrag pobi thit ever 'siike the reit
ill. 1790, I hid beetraffifilfed with the Luta Venerea, tvh;w:lifitML
its obstfildtely refistidgeviefybefutik drjustlicit. pVetcritiiii 404
must eminent '6f the &catty here, and laidesguing VeVeral rib
cOufsea of tali vation and twice QM:tat/zed 'Nilititlie Itekplifil,*id
little relief, tiould app t.. be df the must invetelit'ailMs. ill
the spring of Last ttAr AT disorder had got to such a head, st
nearly to put a i,eritie. tO my lixistena. to tbia irate, 1 bay tr..
coonnetided blMr. 3. Thorbpson, (who 4ticefil..ti boil'. eft eat,.
by them here• to take '4.oml:rake% Patent Pikbelisait htjtalt
to do dr, the it ;th May ; in the idtuve of a forulig i f ern A
receive benefit.. In little more than A Miintlx I • Mei..
.tif
your liberal -advice and Eitel:int, perfivtly ittiOio lilt
Izift
met cbliiplaints havevet overt d- in y former splits '' litEllitl
and am become pH s/ and fat, in which state liar:ineatitina
many months to the astornshinebt 'of all *MI knevy rite, I •±#
at a loss ih what terms to express my gratitude, bbi blil !awl&
the good of ciher suffettne mortals, to make this thy Pale fii
public as possiiEe, as I shall en irv'edctaition—lu so doing 1;441
will greatly übtige, Sir, your .grateful obecifell armorWEIR Ike-
vent, _ "
„_ ALEX. MORN Bat:
Swan's Close, High-street, EAlnbuigh;
Prepared and sold by, the sole Proprietor, Thomas
Member of thy Rtiyal Cdßig% df Surgeons in Lcnipm, at his book
No. 9, Neff fitidge-iireet.
They are also sold by his appointment, it the P. eif-unitif'S, Va. ..
353 St. Alk.au'olstreet, Pall Mall ; •the Top.shop, No. 1031 Ok•
ford-street ; hirr. iksborougles; Um 7, Fish-aereet-hill,neaiTyit'.
posite the Monument; irld by one peisai lii tied tvhitidF+Xnll
town le England, Lke.in boxes only as. 9d. each, sealed up with
Lull and plain direction, wbeteby persons ofelther set my cult
themselves with Sift and strata.
N.B. Every Box 'chit* Great Britain is sealed up with a 4614
in whiih,by favourof the Commissioners, is printed at the Stskip
Office "'l'. Tonal. 01.v,-Mew I#l4,g•erstivet. '

DR.GILISERVVVEGETABLE trei SCH.
BUTIC DROPS, are bid London, wholesale and nil
tail, by R. Better, Cheepside t Netvliery and Song, 45f st
Paul's; E. Edwards, (late Slim/ shit Edward-) 66, Dan); arM
Sutton end cite (late Dicey and Co) 10; Bo* Church-yard, id
bottles at tEi. Os. and a small s'.ze at is. rd.
This extraordinary Medicine stifas unparalleled in the era
of many inveterate ass alarming disease/ to which the Mimed
body is subject 2t all Masons of i)ie year, add la every elimges
but the mites which hive In en obta ntd from hs use in thf
following disorders. twitch' Mt, the kind which!
have conic tinder out dtmervafk.h, 4:llTiChropliula or Rine!
Evil, Cancers, ulcerated Legs, Wounds Tit any pert of the Betty,
particularly Fistulas, Pike Internal of evumati'Leprosy, Scothii2
tic Eruptions, and alt Corrosite.FiuMoutls *aril offcctit;il the
head, eyes, cir any pats of the body or limbs: The nnmrt eull
telt/en-tau Which ire extant with regard to its sneers, in the writ
04 Paralrlc Affections, Gravel, Itheuciattsini and.
best attest its power, over these dreadful dirvittei. ftdrilf
other disorders which originate from die Study bnernally, ants
lie, as it may be said, dormant in thesystem fur a *Om of yyr.Sl
but ate at last from their inveteracy rotr,ed filth at4ibtt, and pre
qbeee * train of sufferings too sites* fur Ciesaiption, Wily
checked in their infancy by a few bottles of this itivaluabk toa
medy. In order to verify these r. marks, we subjoin tlie-f.triortv
ing interesting one; *hkh etintaios facts the twist iniyeriad!
and highly gratifying, both to the afflicted :end htimlne, and
truths which are substantiated by ropectahle evidence, did hit=
thee confirmed by aneffidavit made before William Bower, Estk
Mayor of tourcheare.
Jean, loops', of the toitti di borefinter,- in the Couniy of
Detest, pas in the MOTHS of June. 2.610, seized with a vidilf
disci.** of the head'. apparently of the Rlicaniatic kind, which
soon enehvartle extended to nearly every part of the &J 7 er4
!Writs, so that in a shert time be became incapable of walking ot.
standing, was confined in.ooe payrkukir position in his lied; Ott
alive only to Faio and mWery. tiuring this dirtessing annelid!
he eitpermoctil tht nutficat aid sof several eminect praerisionst
deentlerhen, resident in diffEptet towpsi
,atid was also adtniittel
a patient Into the hibttnariellsr Felber and Salisbury, but (WM
the obstinac of hirdiseekoriii itsseisalisd from batik al iron*:
bk. After Wowing bloc years io tlitl pate of t aratel of
his sufferingiesughf enbunieeration of itobert Wiffitinii El:
the present Worthy iteresevative bie.theseitts eiDnftbrolaff
who humanely off tydr(Say tiimicipt liny means whirl,
Coftld be tried in order 'to' prohibit 'Ms reicor*y; Iff t 6 slit•viatt
his distress, Thsrindaztelltitlipprasedmoktavuordhle tht•
mindante patient was a trof OILBERT's NEta4Talißt.lo:
A NTISCOR BOTIC Dltaps-, *Ad dn this herng /hide knoVn 1J
his textetoi 11 benefactor** pp gime to; Mt:
Frampton, the vender, at
.p4rit)ster, to hiin with. amt'.
gratuity which might be WOO% tc4l4llth' her a trial Of Oaf*
The good elects of The *1•41144, tYfresnattl‘fefilk-4 cal the pa--
, tient, and hatame daily more visiblec end ;even astonishing tit
' those who visited Nits; and by' taltiiii •foittteen'bnltiet it was fe-
stered to a pertect sate raf built; and a 'wally free froth pelt],
or any of those sympowto ertfyli *traded his bag and severe
4,
Bluest. •
I, ;din Rogefs, do totwarilf loaikostA to tie truth of do
' above atatemeht, stspjek fa but a vely partial description of my
sufferings ltd recoSerroajets witaWtny hand,
• )'2 • -,1 ,ldhtr Rthitess:
Wittiest to the aSoter•
'C. tit Ast 1.1.0 N, Bookseller and Afedicitik-Ven det; beircliesfef.•
Sworn at Dorchester, in the County-at Dorset, this tkirtetifftfl
day of September, one ftwurand eight hundred and thirteen, hc•r
lore me,
WILLIAM Boleti; )gasser.
tts* ernWhbu4etisalc D ,
erCop7nattYre,"Breodindeerainfd Dowding;d
orDr(iber•Sali.ir
sh
and Dyee, Exeter; Gilbert, Plymovili-Dock ; and add retail by
Hope and Jones, Druggists, kortsea ; Brian, Druggist, Port....
mouth ; Legg, Postmaster, Coition ; Brofth and Rowd.ills,
NewPortride et 'Net) hoHi., Runny? ; Harvey.,'Souillay-
witGrniing;hehtPonei7erPS7hH4owiagtfydobfoonPinfatb,
dH'or.CCoshil.ritycnlhxye;:ititilmrtu;hnthry'absi:deeiresitinort'llthirPterect; °Fauivnaril:,
Medicine Vender in must 'Yawns in England.

tik;ll W4k744 AJ k•ONDON blittl)GA U4/101c4.0.*:
•r, at mu tirt after 11
. .
. . .

- .
)14DON : Printed by I.r vitt. MART/ Packet Ptace ; " 4
pubbilid lege, fed aft the Steo9ll" '1 envie MP.

L 1
:Vtottlittr ii)
i
', 4ndkoaloit the
Jiipseps.Wiluty
,
•