Star.
London, England, 1813-02-03 00:00:00

OM LAST NIG 1-11*-"SIOND ON GAZETTE.

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• PROCLAMATIONS. - •
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sus ROYAL HIGUNEIS TUE PRINCE OS WALES, RE-
-GENT OF TNE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
k'al.*NDS IN TUE Naas AND ON Tll6 ISIAIALE OF HIE
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• :el aItORGE P. n.
. "We,taking into our most serious consideration the
just and necessary war in which, his Majesty is en-
Raged, and putting our trust in AesuctetriGon 'that
he will graciously bless his Majesty's arms, both by
lent -and'sea, have resolved, And do, in the name
eindOribblialf of his Majesty, and by and with the
tialsvine. of his Majesty's &ivy Council, hereby com-
mand„that a public day of fasting and humiliation
by observett throughout those. parts of the United
' ingdom tailed tugland and Ireland, on Wednes-
dayi3be tenth day of March next ensuing, that so
both-we and his Majesty's people may humble our.
selves before ALMIGHTY GOD, In order to obtain par-
don of .oar sins, and in the most devout and solemn
manner send up our prayers and supplications to the
.3;)ivitin Wows, for averting those heavy judg-
ments which . our. manifold provoCadons have most
!lady deserved ; and for imploring his blessing and
assistance on his Majesty's arms, for the restoration
of peace and piosperity to his Majesty and his dorai-
Wens," Etc. &c.
. {The Gatette also contains a Proclamation for a
ta eneral Fast in Scotland, to be observed on Thurs.
, day, the llth of March.] ._
" GEOKGE, P. n. - .
the
" Whereas, We havetbefteid., with tn deepest
.re-
gret, the daring outrages committed in those parts
of England Therein some of -the most important
/flaunt actures of the Realm. have been, for a long
time, carried on ; and being firmly persuaded that
such outrage: have been, in a great degree, occasion-
ed by the wicked• misrepresentations and artifices of
. ill-designing persons, who have deluded the ignorant
and unwary, through the specious pretext of procur •
-
ing additional employment and increased wagps for
the labouting manufacturers, by the cksirtscuon of
various kinds of machinery, now mosi beneficially
employed in the manfactures of this-kingdom, and.
• have thus seduced them to enter into nn 'atu.l asso-
ciations, and to bind their consciences by-oaths and
engagements not less injurious to their own welfare
than desuuctive of the good order and happiness of
...society ; and` seeing that the extent and progress of
the trade and manufactures of this country, which
have bean continually advanced by the invention and
improvement of inachhiery, afford the best practical
demonstration of the falsehood of all such pretexts :
• We, therefore, acting in the name and on the benah
of His Majesty, being anxious, by. every means in
our power,. to bring back His Majesty's misguided
subjects to a just sense of their own individul inte-
rests, as well as of their duty to His Majesty, and of
' ,the regard Which they owe to the welfare of the
. it?nitnatenity. haie thought fit, by the.advice pf His
Xajettyff rrivy: Canna, to issue this Proclamation ;
• 'and tile do lierebyain the name and on the behalf at
, Hit Majesty, exhort all'HisMajesty's loying subjects
strenuougy to exert themselves iu their several sta.
.tions to prevent die recurrence of those atrocious
combinations and crimes, by which die public peace
has been so long disturbed, and the persons and pro-
perty of individuals endangered and destroyed, . and
which have so justly drawn down upon the offendets
the severest penalties of the law. And We, do more.
especially warn those who may be exposed to such
seductions against the danger of binding then,selv..-s
by Nit gal oaths and engagements, to obey the com-
.. strands of secret directors, who, keeping themselves
. .; aloof, involve their deluded associates in all the guilt
, and peril of violence, robbery, and murder. And
. We do further, in the name and on the behalf of His 1
- Majesty, earnestly recommend and enjoin His Ma-
, jesty.'s loving subjects, whenever .it shall be found
necessary, to have recourse to the-salutary measures
which the nisdom 9I Parliament has provided for
' . the protection of persons and preperty. And We _do
1 . further exhort the, proprietors ef machinery not to be
. deterred from -ontintung the use and employment
- of the same, but vigilantly and strennously to exert
, themselves in.* maintenance " and defence of their
property, and in the prosecution of their lawful and
, meritorious callings, in the lull persuasion that due
watchfulness and resolution, exhibited in-the tii st in-
. stance on their own part, will, as havbeen proved by
recent experience, most effectually prevent or repel
such unlawful aggressions : And We do further, in
' the name and on the behalf of His Majesty, charge
and command, all Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace,
Mayors, Bailiffs, Constables, and other civil officers,
to continue their utmost vigilance and activity for.
, the preservation of peace and good yrder,, the pre-
vention oi nightly and other unlawful. meetings of
ili-desigding and wicked men, and for the-defence of
His Majesty's peaceable and -industrious subjects,
from the s.:-Pcret machinations and open attacks of the
. • violators of private property, and the disturbers of
' - _the public tranquillitj ; . trusting, as We 46, that by
' the eon:tarn:and active exertions pf all. well.ensposed
men, the misguided may be reclaimed. and she mis-
chievous kept in awe, without the necescity of recur-
ring to the chastisements of the law, which it will be
. our duty, as guardian of the generid.peace and pro-
.sperity of the realm, strictly to enforce, if unhapiiily
the renewal cif such atrocities. as We have lately, had
, . to deplore, should again call for the infliction of just
and exemplary punishment." .
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
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WAR-OFFICE, FE S. 2.
!loyal Regiment of Horse Guards—Cornet H. E. Boats to be
Litlitenant,by rime, vice Blencowe, who retires. • • :
lst Regiment of twos Guards--Gesteral far-David Dundar,
K.B. from the 241 Dregoons, to be Colonel, Vice Lord Heath.
11.-13. &ceased.
sa gegimert of Dragoons—General W. Marquess of Lothian,
Long th Light Dragoons, to be Camel, 41Cr Sir
//slid llsttdas. appointed to the command of thelst Dragooq
Cuar.-S ; Lieutenant Williantdlorn to be Captain tf a Troop,

• hT pun:wise, vice Rose,
_ who retires. .
- I Otts Regitnent of Light Dragoons—CornetAngstaus F. Berkeley
to be Lirtitenant, without purchase.
I ith Diito.--Lieutenam General I.ord front
it c 20511 Light Dragoons, to be Colonel. vice the Marquess M
J othiso, appointed to the command of the tal Dragoon.
lath Ditto--Lteurenent Henry E. I.ynch, from the 17th Light
Dravion;, to be I.ientenant, without purchase.
39th Ditto--Williani Long Wrey, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur-
chive, vice Eustace, proointed ; Thomas Walker, Gent. to be
di•io, by purchase, • iee Floyd, promoted.
exh Llltt.l.leutenantoGerieral WS. Cotton, Bart. K.B. from
. use Ititli Lira Dragoon, to be. Colonel,- vice Lord Willians

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*mein* appitililftei ileirdlididi or the l'ltifLight WM
goons; --John James Pomeroy, Giant. to be Cornet, *khan
t purchase, vice Eaton, promoted.
trad Ditto-Captain John Newton% 141;m the Staffordshire Mille
tin, to be Paymaster, vice Hutduiaion, dietinsed.
letßegiment ut rant Gisirda--Eneigh B. S. C. P6le tgbe Idea.
tenant, by purchase, vice Clatterbuilte who relies; Quarter;
Master RobereCulquhoun, from di! half -Pay of chit late Flank
Battali4n of the Guards, to be Quarterehlaster, 'vies Smith, . .
placed oh the Retired Liu. ' - . Ist C;ylon IStiSneeptlftlOlNA Moffatt to be Major, with-
-Ist Reginient of Feint-Cuptain John Macre, from th-e27til Foot, ' out purchase, vice . . amituoted in the' nth West India
tto be Cap:aid of a Conmaittn.vice Donuvan, who exchanges. Regiment.. - - , eee se
6th Ditto- fo be Lieuteuants, Lieutenant James Brock,• from ileutetiant John Freer, fail Se 24th Fpot, to be Captaio of a
the 85th Foot, vim BM-84, who exchanges; lieutellant film i Clonmany, vice Moffatt.' '1 , •
Golfs from ditlei vice flannett, who exchainges. • .s., • ; 11. 3dDiuo-Lieutenalet F. Hamilton, from the 91st Foot, to be
To by Ensigns-I;6ga W. Swiney, from the 85th '. Captain of a Cotepeny, by purchase, Vice Eyre, who retires. ,
' Urquhart, Who o:deepen ; Ensign Charles Kelsooe tot* Light linfaintrOVOlunteem-Assistarit-Surgeon Alexander
. vice Behteid, who exchanges. :se:J*7d Ile • Gowan, Isom 060 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice GA Vs,
Bth Ditto-Samuel Garner, Gent. to be Ensign, 14 purchase, oleo " -Pointed to the 1.5 t 04 h Mom.
Hilt, promoted.
GartiWon Littallostiotlinlttin Robert 'button, from the 115t11'
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WI Dittoo"-MOsooto-nolairoi nap Wean to be itotiant, (wit Foot, to be F.oeimemerice phase who exchanges. . . .
the rank of Ensign) vice Fuaker, -who resigns the AdjutaMolf ith Ditto-Lleatement Trietiam Carey, from the half-pay of the
' unly. . 2711 Reno to Be liebtinant, vice Edwards, who exchanges.
19th Minim-Lieutenant Henry C. Mk limit the SSth FOOO4l 1 it, er ',Vag ,Royal Waggon Train..
•• be Lieutenant, vice Fulness who exehouges. . ,
.i. 4. , Lleritepani Matthew brew, from the 71st Foot, to be Lietne-
15th Ditto-Ensign 'lh omas Haigh to be Lieutenant, by rant, vice GolditSg, Who exchanges.
• chase, vice Hifferman, who erne.; Ensign Samuel B. Dray- The Duke of Yolk's Greek Light Infantry Regiment. , .
ton, from the half-may of the Reginuot, to be Ensigns witiCout iLleutenant-Colonel J. Brown, from the 4Cth Focit,no.be Lifiegel-
purchase, vice Haigh ; Surgeon. Christopher GM, the 1 cant-Colohel, wittillilsorsifon, appointed to the 114th Fmk. • 1
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l York Light Infantry Volunteers, to Se Surgeon, vice re:mtt. saavtT.
ptomoted; Assistant Surgeon John Waierseni from &brit, C. F. ffiwithefof the Royal Eal,Aneers, to be Ma mein
West India Reguuent, to be Assistuit Surgeon, vice Fury I y. •
deceased. '1 i ..; 1•• ~,, ' - .• *TA rt.
118th Ditto-Ensign Frederick Maunsell to be Lieutenant, by, ?Ile Rev. J. C. Moore, B. A. to he Chaplain to the Forces. .
purchase, vice Ms Clintoek, who retires. To be Deputy AestetaineCommisseties.General to the Forces,
2let Ditto-i-Llentenant John Spooner, from the 85th Foot, to be Janie Thompson, Cent.. • Alexander Schauntantre Gent.
Lieutenant, vice Watts, who exchauges. i Rubert Alleopp, Gent. Patrick Calder, Gent.
24th Ditto-. Captain James Soden, from tthe 85:h Foot, to be Unmet F. Fleming, Gent.' Charles ftagneneati, Cent.
' Captain Of a Company, vice Gubbins, who exchanges.; : Win. Henry Rohinsen, Gent. Alex. Young Setarnish, Gent.
2.3 th Ditto-Ensign Segued Brown to be lieutenant, .witbobt S nom CAL sews.
purchase, vice Hall, whO midges; Daniel Blackwood, Gent. to , To be Surgeons fit the Forces,
he Ensign, vice Brown. ,_ Surgeon John Freeman, front theelsth Foot.
4Cth Ditto-Captain Simon Hehl, from the 41st Foot, to be ' Surgeon John Hartle, front the Ist West India Regiment.
Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hope, prwuot. To be Surgeon of a Recruiting District
eel in the 90th Foot. - Staff-Surgeon R. J. Brown, vice Salmond, placed :Pon batf-pay.
-27th Ditto--t:aptain Charles Donovan, from the Royal Scots, to To be 11mph:id-Mates for General Service,
be Captain of a Company, vice Alacra, who exchanges,- .John Horne,. Aleunder Mac Queen, Salptlel Berry, Gouts. and
Ensign Edward, Forte to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice _ Wariant I losplial-Mate Temple Pearson.
Chitty, promoted; Eusigu R. S.Ruddiscia to be ditto, by pur-
chase, vice liekesetell, who retires; Assistant-Surgeon W. For- :Sampson Gideon Kemble, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master to the
rester bow, atom the Lanark Militia, to be Antietam:Surgeon, Forces tit Great Britain. ,
vice Wray, promoted. es CieORANDOM.
34th Dato-Aseistant-Surgeon Robert Sheen, from the Sussex The appointetent of Mr. James Perrin'to be Ensign, without
Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Mooney, deceased. purchase, in the 67th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of" the 16th
36th Ditto-Lieutenant Richard Fedi:oil, from the Sett/ Foot, June, 1812, has Out taken place.
to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
37th Ditto-Captain Musky Nixon, from the 85th Foot, to' e WHiTEHALL, FEBRUARY 1.
Captain of a ConmanYivice Ball, who exchanges. His Royal, Highnees the Prince Regent has been pleased, hi
40th Dittoe--Capteio G. W. Whitey harp the Seth Foot, to be the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap-
^ Captain of a Company, SticeKnoe, whis exelnauges. point the Honourable George Cranfie Id Berkeley, Admiral of
41st Oittm-Captaiu J. B. Glew, from the 85th Foot, to be Cap- the Blue, Lieutenant-General Sir George Nugent, Bart. Lieute-
tain of a Company, vice Hehis appointed' to the 26th Foot; nant-General William It eppel, Lleutenant-General Sir John
' . Robert &board Catvy; Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Doyle, BOW Lieutenant General Williriti Cavendish Bentinck,
vice Vignoir, whose appointment has not taken place. (conunottly called Lord W Mien] Cavendish Benlinck,) Majors
4Sd Ditto-Major N. A. Mein, from the eirith Foot, to be Ma- General James I.eith, Major-General Thomas Picton, Major-
jor, vice Dodson, who exchanges. General the Honourable Galbraith Lowry Colo, and Major-
VOA Ditto-Lieutenant fraticis Andrews to ,be Gapta'n of a Central the Honourable Charles Wiliiam Stewait, to be extra
Company, by purchase, vice. Richardson, who.aetires ; En- Knights of rite Most Honourable Order of the Bath.
sign George Morgan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice • •
Andrews. . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. '
James Keriyon, of hlaechester, dealer and chapman.
Ditto--Colonel Henry Cbyler, front the 85th Foot, to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, vice *own, appointed to the Duke of . BANKRUPTS.
Yorleri Greek Light infantry; Ensign J. Maxwell, from the Samuel Moses, of Pontses Hants, silversmith, slopseller, dealer
Bth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hickson, who exchanges. e and chapman, to surtender February 17, at one, February 18,
49th Ditto-Lieutenant Harcourt Morton, front the liOth Feet, at eleven, and March 16, at ore, at' the George Inn, Poi ree
to be lieutenant, vice Walker, who cu./tense's. . Helmuth. Atte/mica, Messrs. Naylor,, Great Newport•etreet,
33d Ditto--Captain B. A. Watson, front the bsth toot, ►
to be ; .Long7Acre, London • or Mr. Glenderming, Portsea..
Captain ot a Company, vice M'Dougall, who tech:mgrs. William f.iike, of Bristol; builder, dealer and char:Wien, Feb. 3,
54th Litto-Lnsign James Pellett, ,from the Mtsath Militia, to atele'ved,Feb. 12, and March 16, at one, at the Commercial
I be Fungi, without purchase. Ronnie, Bristol. Anomie., Messrs. Lambert and SOLIS, Bed.
:7th Ditto-Liettenatit Edward Powell, front the 85th Foot, tO ford-row, London ;or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. •
, - be Lieutenaut, vice Welliegs, who exchanges. Benjamin Meshy the elder, leer of Ipswich, Suffolk, innholder,
60th Ditto-Lieutenant J. Franchini to be Captain of . a Com- dealer and (heighten, Ft-belt, 12,. and March It;, at eleven, at
party, without purchase; vice Smith, placed upon lialf-pay. the Great White Horse Inn, Ipswich. Attornies, Mr. Wm.,
end Ditto-Hospital-Mate John llonte to be Assistant-burgeon, Bromley, Gray's-inn; Loitdon, or Mr. Chtrieep Gross, Ipswich.
69th Ditto-Paymaster Eduard Mundell, front. the tad Bettalon, Thanes Ridler, of Bristol, es ocher-draper, dealer and chapman,
, to be Perimeter of the let Battalion, vice Balduck, deceased; Feb. 13, 1.5, and March 16, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn,
Philip Vyvean, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Minden. Broad-street, Bristrif A uorriles, Mr. Wm. I.ewton Clarke,
71st Ditto-Lieutenant Thirmas John Golding, from the Royal Bristol; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbot', New-Inn.
• 'Waggon Train, to be Lteetenent, vice Grew, who exchanges. John Wainwright, of Liverpool, • victualier' liquor-merchant,'
77th Ditto-Ensign Edward T 4
'Thorp to be Lieutenant, vice dealer. and chapman, Feb. 23,3; and March 16, at one, at
•M'Veagh, dismissz•d the service ;At gusto* Faurkner, Gent. the Globe Them, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Print, leverpoiel,„
to be Lusign, vice Thorp. or Messrs. Blackstock amid Bence, Temple, lendou.
79th Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel effineas Mslutosh, from 'William Hall, late of Wantage, Bells, innholder and corndealef,
the 85th Fout, to be Major, vise "te:, sniii, who exchanges. March .5, at four, March 6, at ten, at the Hind's Head ten,
'll4th Ditto--Caputhe Richerd Stannoci, foam the 85th Foot, to i Kingstoee Baptuze, and March 16, at four, at . the Bear Inn,
be Captain of a Company, vice Cockburi , promoted in the , Wattage.. Attoraese Messrs. Crowdy and Mayow, Farringe
• 87th Foot. ' * dun, 8010.
88th laittoo-Ileutertant-Colorel William Thornton, front the William Bryan and Joseph Bryan, of Old Compton-street, Soho,
Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry, to be Lieuten.uiteColo- Middlesex, haberdashers, dealer., chapmen and copartners,
MS, vice Cuyler, appointed to the 46th Foot. Feb 0, 13, sun March 16, at twelve, i
ve, u Guildhall Anomie.,
To be Major.-- hlajer Peter Deshun, from the 4 d Foot, vice ' Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples and Pears., Old Jewry.
• Mein, who etchaugee; Major Jemes Fereuieon, from the 79th Samuel Hoole of Sheffield, Yotkehire, merchant, manufacturer
. Four, vice IVelntusli, who tee:singes. of spades anal shovels, dealer a,id chapman, Feb. 15, 16, and
to be Captains of Coineanies-Captahi Richard Gubbins, from March 16, at one, at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. • Actor-'
1. the 24th Foot, vice Soden, who exchaoges; Captain W. C. tiles, Mr. Bettye, Chauceryelane, London; or Mr. Greaves,
e Bell, from the 37th Foot, vice Nixon, who exchanges; Cap- Sheffield,
min 1). Ms/Mugs'', from the 53d Foot, vice Watson, who ex- Thomas Johnson, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, woollen-draper, tailor,
changes; Captain Charles Schaw, front the 60th Foot, vice dealer and cluonnan, Feb. 12, 13, and Match 19, at ont, at the
" - Stannard, appointed to the 84th Foot; Captain William De - Tontine In', Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. I'arker and Brown, •
Bath, front the 04th Foot, vice Campbell, who exchanges; . Sheffield ;ur Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, Symonds Inn,.
Captain Jatnee Knox, from the 4titli Foot, vice White, wtu Chancey-lope, London.
- exchanges ; Lieutenant 1.).1, Hamilton, rom the 524'
Foot, Jasper Augustus Kelly, Simon Alexander Kelly, and Thomas ,
vice Meredith, discharged front the service; Lieutenant Chas. Harding Kelly, of the Strand, Middlesex, sadlers, harness--
Grey, from the 524 Foot, vice Hylton, cashiered; Lieutenant makers, dealers and copartners Feb. 6, 13, and hatch 13, at
, Ldwerd Cottinghiun, from the Path Foot, vice Clew, appuin- ten, at Guildhall Atomics, Messrs. Jennings and Collier,
ted to the 41. t Foot. • Carey-street, Lincolee. !nu-Fields.. 1
tTo be Lieutenants-Lieutenant Henry Fairfax, from the 95th David Events of Bala, 'Merionethshire, shopkeeper, dealer and
' Foot vice Gammen, who exchanges; Lieutenant Wm. Wan elapman, Feb. 22, 23, and March 16, at eleven' at the Green
her, front the 49th Foot, vice Morton, who exchanges; Lieu- Dragon Inn, Chestet. Attorneys, Mr. Dicas,'Citester ;or Mr.
1 tenant George Welling., from the 57th Foot, vice Poweil,who Huxley, Temple, London.
1. exchanges ; Lieutenant Charles Fisher, front the 60th Foot, Robert Holden, of Manchester, and John Bell, of London, menu-
vice Perham, appointed to the Stith Foot; Lieutenant John facturers of cotton goods, dealers, chapmen, and copartners,
Burrell, from the 6th Foot, Mee Bruck, who exchanges; Lieu- Feb. 24, 25, and Match 16, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in
tenant Valentine Bennett, front the 6th Font, vice Gell, who ' Manchester. Attorney, Mr. 'lltornas lAfindle, John-sweet,
i exchanges ; Isieuteinuat A. It. Charletua, front the BOth Foot -Bedford-row, London ; or. Mr. Edwin Ford, 6, King-street,
vice Orr, who exchanges; lieutenant John lA'atts, from the I Manchester
L 21st Foot, vice Spooner, who exchanges; Lieutenant Mathew l'bumas Pickering, of Liempool, grocer, Feb. 22, i 3, and March
Forster, front the 12th Foot, vice Cash, who exchanges. •'. 16, at eleven, at the Globe l'avere, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr.
To be Ensigns-Ensign B. C. Urquhart, from the 6th Foot, Wee l'hornas Windle, No 1, John-street, Bedionl-row, London ;
Swiney, who exchanges ; Ensign Henry Belstead, from the or Mr. John Garnett, Water street, Liverpool. .
6th Foot, vice Keison, who exchanges; Eiesign John-Green, *Henry Smethurst, of Bank Mill, near Oldham, Lancashire,
hoot the 90th Foot, vice Rothwell, who exchanges; Amigo cotton-spinner' Feb. 15, 16, and March 16, at two, at the
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G. R. Gleig, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, vice Dutton, Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. •Attorniet, Mr. Starkle, Man-
who exchanges; Ensign W. Hickson, front the 46th Foot, ' cheater; and Mr. Huxley, Temple, London: •
vice Maxwell, who exchanges; Joseph Blake, Gedt. Without ' 'Jain& -Hinckley 3nd Samuel Williemn s, of the Old 'Change, Cheap-
-1 . purchase, vice Busteed, promoted. side, London, warehousemen oriel ccspartuers, Feb. 8, 13, and
roll Regiment of Foot-Captain N. Cockburn, from the 84th March 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atternies. Messrs. Bout- '
' Foot to be Major, without purchase, vice
Maclaine, promo- • dilkm and Hewitt, 'Atte Friday-street, Cheapside. -
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ted in the '7th West-India itegithein. * -Thomas Hague, formerly of Bryinst one-et reet, and late of New
89th Ditto-Lieutenant John Orr, from the 85th Foot, to be - Court, St. swithin'e-lane, l.ondon, moneyscrivener, Feb. 9,
Lieutenant, vice Charleton, who exchanges. . • - 20, and March 16, anten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Han-
'9oth Ditto-Ensign William Rockwell, from the 85th Foote to , man, Piazza Chambers, Covent Garden. •
be Ensign, vice Green, who exchanges. • William 'llturlove,sen.'ot Swallow-street, St. James, Middlesex,
91st Ditto-Alexander Sword, Gent. to be Ensig ' ipurchask, • cLeesemonger, Feb. 6, at one, 16, and Much 16, at ten, at
vice Bentham, who retires. . Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-tow, Bediord-
94th Ditto-. Captain F. Campbell, from the 85th Foot, to be
~ square. . .
: Caotitin of o Company, vice De Bathe, who exchanges. John Taylor, late of Newcastle-upotoTyne, Northumberland,
95th Ditue-Lieutenant William Ganunell, from the 85th Foot, linen-draper, Feb. 9, at twelve, 2p, and March 16, at one, at
- to be Fink Lieutenant, vice Fairfax, who exchanges,; Second
...Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdilion and Hewitt, Little
Lieutenant George Drummond to be First Lieutenant, by Friday-street, Cheapside.
purchaw, vice Beckwith, who retires ; Volunteer ---- Baird Joseph Barlow, of Frederick's-place, Old lewry, London, mer-
eto be Secoud Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Drummond. cheat, Feb. 6,110, and March iii, at twelve, at Gieldhall. At-
97th lti'to -Captain Matthew Sutton to be Majle, without torney, Mr. Wilkens Tooke, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn.
Fut-thaw' vice Young, promoted in the 3d West-India keel- Laura Ball, late of Pail Mall, Middlesex, artist, Feb. 6, 13, did
ment ; Literenant M. De Courcy to be Captain of a Compa-
• March 16, at elevar, at Guildhall. Atunnies, Messrs. Blunt
ny, vice Sutton. and Bowman, Old Bethlem, Broad-street.
102.1 Ditto-knisirn Thomas Mills, front the Edinburgh Militia, • Ralph Morton, late of Oxford street, Middlesex, grocer, Feb. 9,
to be Ensieti, vii hou t perciutse. tO, and March *6, at ten, uGuildhall, London. Attoroty,
103 d Ditto-fide utenant John Connor, front the 85th Foot; and 1 Mr. Willoughby, Cidfued's len.
Lieutenant C. Blackenberg, from the tree Ceylon Reginieut, tit Thomas Alexander Beale, of Bradford, Wilts, clothier, Feb. 1.5,
be Liettenants, without purchase. 16, and March 16, at eleven, at the Castle aud Ball Inn, Bath.
Ist West India Regintent-Assinant-Surgeon P. Keane, front Attornies, Messrs. Chhlet and Tiley, Fromc, Scunersetsbire ;
the 64th Foo', to be Surgeon, vice,Hurterprornoted. • and 'Messrs. Bridges, Red Lion-equate, London. •
341 Ditto-Major A.W.Young, front the 97th Foot, to be Lieu- 1 homes Barry and William Wilkinson, jun. of Mincing-lane,
tenant-Colonel, without purchase. - London, brandymelthante, Feb. ei, 13, and Mardi e', 2. t one,
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Hespital-Mate D. Leahy to be Asaisiant-Burgeon, vice Water- ens Robinson and Hammond,
LON appointed to the 15th loot.- .

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Austin Friars.

On tile it& of December at Corea, §panisl: Fottemaders, of
fever. bi•niglai on by excessive, fatigue' during the late retreat of
the . DAM& army, lieettenainZolont4 Crkiriet Stewart, of ti„
30tie regiment, in h.s 45th ye.,r.
At Atriburstburg; In 11,›Fer.Canatia, on the 125th et Augoq.
'last, in consequence of erountli he reaelietlialsltirro‘h with .i.
part sf tka American army, near Demon, Li. et.:na t Charl.a
Sutheilatitl, of thz 41st regiment, hi the 30th poi of his age.
A Card to Latta (it Aiihias 'ail Okitaihioaalit
Weida large.—=The ininaitifilts toxo STA v., invented
a.id nethulactored 11 PitAttnefte; 9.1, and 2.5, fiviv,
well-stteet,. Strand, have occasioned considerable ant).
iiishment m the circle of Fashions The ttnique pro:
pertits . of. the invention, the stiperlatiVe el,.gaTi.
,tyle la 'iehich they are eseititech the raatehtesi tasttr
anti beitify of.tbe article, have excited getvira Attenz
itit3h —Ladies about to leave Town are requested tti
notice aspicially an invention highly worthy of their
lotice. ::- .. ,..q , ;

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• • FOR toeafrite,otite6;
tXtALSH'S LTSPOOrr, 'LOZENGES...a
Y. Tuse!ago %vas the natal givewto.Coktefebt by Cue deul•lftta
who knew its value in Cutgl:s, &to.- It loympareel in du loon
of Lozenge, as the moat egret-Ole WOW'S tent abo, that by
ate gradtedly dissolvins In the moo d% yety vqith more cestatair
be convefed to the parts affected. 'Mese Leavitt. are Oewb.
Areent, detergent, end lubricating, ilkiying the tielengiesvinnes
which occaelees Coughing, clearing the voice, andtroducorkethst
must ra!utary tilects—if Lied as a preventative, few perm...A wig
be troubled with •Cfetts through the -winter, and Usk' price
vlacrs them within the reach of Alt reeks of pee*.
Sold by :.•haw and Edwards, 611, bt.Pael'4 clittech-rmk who
are the sole prop' kturs, and none are gea.uute but ok.t tante Mir
elfin on-the semp.-Price is. iid.
Also,_ WALSH'. AN link USSIS for the limy:l;M
COUGH, a remedy long approved; and • reenrummd‘d by the
first families in the kingdom—Pelee only sa. Vii. per bottle.

\/HEN Men of Education and professiotlal :kin!
use renewing endeavours to discover the Anon safe :rd
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the suecsi..
ill result of their experience Is the ben proof Ofeupetiorit).
Messrs. 008 f lAA Co. Surgeons, have beat Induced to mair
the cure of the ii..!iowieg the obiect of their particular study, e a.
a certain Monler, frequently contracted in a coheir of int,•Nt.
ration, and its concomitants, Strictures sod Oleets, 'shies, '4
an improved plan are speedily and effectually cured; as As, .L:.
biltty, whether arising tram tia'cclienatints iiididgetties, Mr, i •
4ceca, tr ...ortn climates, Ilif a sscrit•soilterg sine, too QUen Los
4appily•purseed by the youth ul both sexes, in tile one catuiss
sterility or barrenness, aniin she other n• numerous triain of 1.,.-.
your diseases, which, 1f Lot timely remedied, terminate in.intpu.
tepee and consumption. in that distvessing state oi debility or
leliciency, whetlutr the tinseqUinee of such l,atieful habits, or
arising from any other muse, by Whichititeltinvers of tee tenets
idiot: become enfeebled, as regularly eslucAredtitirgerais tet Lon.
dint, they offer a befit, safe, aced specify restohilbo to sounds:Al
vigorous health. ••'• .. aZ . : •
flue result of a long and estente practice hes enah4d. them,
by a superior method, to roinnot venereal 'coinptaiiits, hiviever
nvettrate or complicated; witimat. shbjeetetsg slut poem/tut tto
least restraint in diet or earl-cilia.; arid imecetit,Case!„ :« hert ao
early apyriiti:on Jinni& on oltiedseery oftile Infertintsitliey it..
quently pefferra a cure Ott t* Ant-open of titto'tioisi. :4 bet int..
1 precelented success of their node 4 tr. atilent:(selocis AO. ale/
hien known to fail in Sine siiioe barite iliPrukiiiel6l4lsfra4 '
during which Pirlod Many thousand penotne:if WIC MPS bk.;
been cued, even after severe and itipiriiye Ws lAWs 444 v",
pursued by other Practilners with. &nit,
. .
`this publicly offiertlielr'offetee. ' -..l,isliressi7v.',,geti.j.; ,•••. •
I' bfvssis. Goss and Co. citclielvt•jyprolcaJtltJte.,.cure if; dins
[particular complaints- In tirSer that' 6ev-Ilia/ %it lir by is
nii:taken few,-marked with 4ite-aintotiny iniosaivanscbell so
1 the ignorant ensmtic, think it late jostle to,thcm.,:m.st.to state
that they Lave been properly educated and'inttated'. biter ever;
i hrenrit'cif the protenaion'(eertillatte elf which,-frobt delay=
Huviials, and testimouials 4i wit,. he mobi;yritiocut• Physicians,
hi they have to tonvee anflpqnirtr) twit rte Suideeseresul•iag
froin..their cotillion:a heat laducwl then. to quit ewe prasake d
the general Pratt:4l4ton, mil they rreettote that their paettastoos
constitute a !alt. ground *tor the ii: receittatd centime. wile
which they have, br the Piddle, been so. liberally bonotired.
Paienta in the country are requested to state the ,or izulan
of ',heir case, age, and inautier of living, eocksing a 'llauk..Lso
for advice atki mediehies; and the sante will be fteiroffsled to au/
part of this kingdom. . .. .
GOSS and Co. Sunteens, Is, Banverits..frect. itieel-itreeL
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SoCIAI. .
MARRIAGE shams be the foiindation of Social
Happiness, which is often disturbed through the ran'
that Dorm the uolon not taking those precautions which would fa
cure them the enjoyment of that great dennestieblessing. Penile
of every rank pay adoration to thtishriee of nretUock •, but who!!
the constitution has been tainted by d aease,' oks &Winne by 3
certaiu habit euntroctesh at an early age, * renovatima of star !het
print iousl.o entering that state is ludispepsibly rentiis'te tit re%:ve
the slumbering sparks of fife, and to reanimate die syattat. fa
no disorders base contributed more essentially to tits toy
neat happiness ditto those which are the corisvnuenre o! tipt isrikf
pleasure. It • was this `consideration which' induced Moots
CURRIE and Co: for these last twenty years, to d feet their Se s.
dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ve
nereal Disease, arid the disorders arising therefrom, wain) to tint
derangement of the system, prodnced by the destructive habit 4
the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings .m three d:supsial
Debilities and Deficiencies that prevenere embitter thesferi•
nsooial stateor'lle successful result of Mete pleas, givetsrbeo
additional ardoer t 9 oppose ,the ravages of these cowls'
rWhich are the men important in the car aloglikathunnu
mines. It beheves ucery.person who has tndolged in thi,
tory vice to seek relief hy conselting profession men of
neuce and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co.craire •
sanction of scholastic authority, as wales Wet Itittentni7^f
contradicted facts. lo,professing the curt of View tug plain
they hold out ru inducitnent' to vice • but, se:;stile es
must be of the existence of seek calan;itses shey after -their r 1::
tante as regularly-educated MeriLt:rs of Ihe R9ya/ Caws
Surzeens of London and Ediubu:gh.
Messrs. Currie and Cu. have selected the folltiwbagleber
the many they, are r-ceivinz, 'r.un nitleinto rste-y:
them thanks for their restoration to sound and vieorous Lea:,
It was sent to tivens unoohcited; frdnt.tite son of a Ottlik
who had laboured 'ruder this distressing and pelts:id nsaW,l •
teo years; he Lad been under the care of 'sevetal
professional eminent*, none of Went afforded hint pera.arr
relief; but from the superior mode 9f treatment adopto.
pursued biNiessrs. Cirrrie and Co. he received a rail car rO3
ihe short space of one month.
" To Dr. Curer:, 107, Hatton-Garden.
" 'l.ord feels great pleasure in commenintleg to rs
Carrie the perfect re-establishment of hii health, .r tonsil '
of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the. Urn
He may add, that be has not for msey years enjoyed so E.
comfort and freedom from pain; stud he entertains ro
his haring obtained, through his %kill and attention, a re
radical ..ure of that horrid cumislaint. As he was not a c.a.!
to the'miumer that ethers treated•we complalut, he ha> .:1';
;rower, from a fair trial and a jest cotupar son, to east ti
of applause to Dr. Currie nhiclehe .en4l,ly feels so fto
he nuns: ready and wits. ig to hetnowlettge."
Mc,crs Curie and Co.-may be mouthed by patients of '
Sex, with the greatest secrecy ind'hotirittr, at their
-107, Hsttoo-Gardens. Patients iu the country ire reel .wr
stare the particulars ofrheir case, age at: !eer.eral habit. 4'31
&c. Melosing a remittance for adv.c.e aid tnedichies, srlea
some will be given or NMI to soy pan of the.kingdotn•
RIGA 'WATER. kr1014:6014 TO-1•4311
7.6••••••1•••••• I Pthtlitill after 41/
17 :ninnies after•

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LONDON Prlgtell by LavaLai N 1• P.cket l'bre ;
• patllshol there and at theStat-Wfice 7 cP•

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KofPloSia so So•Laou • of Mural, • Comity tif Pllnt, to Annette, Rickel da:te.lt
Milks 1 Otlitallia6-4411,40e.11... Maetailavitiftw the rot rent, tb be List. of the late Llentenant•Ctmeral Eterind.
_ tenant-Colowdo without patches& .. At Paliteide, near Hamilton, on the loth ult. the Rev. lame
LIM)* ..11th Ditto--Liaisadiam S. HaMee, Ott the treiVrttee; to be Hutchisaw, one of the Chapithit to rite flonounble k*.e.t tulia
amer; 1. Captain 'Cs Cemienyi vice ideerion,;=d: Computes Millurry Patablightitent at hiaarat, to Mit, Arm
Plante; Xoyal York Rangers—Huspital4Aate J, to be Aesistiutt. Pkider, daughter of,tobirt Peltier, Emit. of l'arkekle.
Snitch) I' • Surgeon, vice Shelton, if ecealikit.' ia' '' .
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