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London, England, 1815-03-29 00:00:00

VaiItNIS DES MOVED.

Al ED WINE mver wiinessed a inure important
i9JL 1 covcry than in ITCIi l''s %TOE I'ABLE VEX.
U(;1., a Remedy, that, contrary to all others, neither purges,
vomits, or otherwise in the? least atlacts the constitution ;requires
no confinement, has neit her taste or smell, and is so harmless that
it may be taken by an intaot of an hour old; and yet never, in
one instance, failed destroy leg every worm in the body. It is
the actual discovery of a intdical practitioner of eminence, whe
may he referred to by application at the wholesale! Agents, and
who moat solemnly asserts it column not i particle of calomel,
scamninny, or other drastic article.
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Pri•cliett's Vegetable Verinifuge is prepared and signed by the
proprietor, D. Pritchett ; ant sold (ii. large packets, price 2s. 9d.
h ulfief rnt for a full prawn permni, or for three small children, or
in ouall paa....ts, pike is. lid Sufficient for a citild,) wholesale
by Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market, Lopilua, :,ad retail by all
Medicine Venders in tow.i a:-zd country.

CHING'3 WORM I.OZENGEi.
TOR MS are allowed! to be the mast frequent
;:ources of Childrefle Diseases r—Their tzymptoms
evert Patent should be aLquainted with. They o; carton lona
of appetite, a paleness of the face, einartatlon, and an irre-
gular state of the, bovvvli, attended with violent pains; they
bring en ronvuh.ions, :d....ct the growth of the holy, and often
prove fatal, 'by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a
preventative and cure lor these artating complaints, the above
est:olll,m Medicine is universally allowed, im the testimony of tie
characters in this country, to have-no equal. Their
public approbation, given to the Proprietor, front a personal
knowledge of its efficacy to their own families., stamps Its inenit
beyond competition, and cove. a s:.action to it which no other
feled‘tnne of the Med can hoist.
Front the lion. soil Right Rev. the Lord. Wilmp Of Catuss.r.,
fo Mr. Canso, Apotheesty, Chea,-.1.1e, London.
Sin-1 readily enihrace the opportunity yot.r letter affords ine,
adding' iny testimony to that ut the Lotd Chiet Baron, in 'mut
of your Chlig's Patent Worm Lovogra, my eldest son bevies a *
few months ago derived very inaterial benefit from tits use of it.
Ile had been unwed for several weeki previous to his %king it,
appeare d pale and emaciated, was !aggiaad and contiotaitled
quetrly of pains in his head and side. The Lord Chief Baron,
who had accidently seen hint in this stare, fortunately recom-
mended me to she trial ul your Lozenges; and that no time
might be lost, er any mistake might occur, in obtaining the ge.
nuinr hiedieine, sent me three doses of it. flee lirst of these
occasioned a visible atnerielment, and afri:r th.• second dose
every uni,ltasant symptom disappeared, Hut I jugged it t.g'it
to give the tided, as the to-es termer had agreed so uncorn.
meanly well. !rand that viten: my aim, IIAS been in perfect health
and I certsoily attribute his cure wholly to the. tfacacy of the
Worm Lea: rages. I have since recommended your I.ozrages in
several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to assure you,
they have undornily beet, of great service, I ought to add, that
from the nature of the: effect produced by them he my sous cases
1 appre lien I the complaints to have arisen trout an obstruclvo
between the stomach and viscera. 1 am, kc.
Rose Castle, Dec. 7. E. CARLISI.E.
Sold at /.Ir.3utler's, No. 4, Cheapside, -corner of St. Paul's,
London, and HlO4l Clqiltll M • I,r4tie Acmes in every t own,
la boles, at 3s. Pd. iteitl Ss. bd. each.

ARMY.
ALIEUTEN ANT of D R AGOONS on f.pay
wish's to exchange to Full-pay of Dragoons.—Letters,
specifying tt:rtns and particulars, (post paid) addressed to A. B. C.
British Hotel, Coeks•pur-street, London, will meet with attention

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN on HALF-PAY, wishes to exchange
t-t For-L.—Levers, with particulars, addressed, post-paid,
to W. M. Batson's Cotlee-Honse, Cornhill, will N. duly at-
tended to.

FROM 1.."31 NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 28.

The Hon. Rear-Admiral FLEMING has transtrit!ed
.Torn Witsos CROKER. Esq. a letter from Captain
Wlsc, of his Majesty's ship Granicus, giving an ac-
count of his having. on the sth ult. captured the
An vriran privateer brig George Little, of eight guns
and 58 men.

Captain LENNOCK, of his Majesty's shirEsk, has,
in x letter to JOHN WILSON Ctto►t►R, Esq. dared off
!‘l,l(icira the 20th of last month, reported, that, on
the same day, he had captured the American schooner
privateer Sine qua non, of seven guns and 81 men.

MILITARY POMOTIONS.

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WA It-OVFICE. MA RCN 28, 1815.

Fit, Royal Highness the PitaNc`lt Rene KT has been phased,
m the tame and nn the behalf of his MAJZSTT, to appoint the
unilermentioned Officers, of the East India Company's Forces,
to take rank by Brevet as Lieutenant-Generals iu his Maje•ty'b
Army, in the East Indies only
Alajor General Chas. Morgan. CUTTlmisAion dated June '26,1799.
Major-General Thomas Bridges. Dated April 29, 1802.
Major-General William Jones. Same date.
Major-General William Popham. Same date.
Major-General Robert Stuart. Isated September 25, 1803.
Major- General Thomas Geds. Same date.
Major-General Gabriel Johnston. Same date.
Major-General George Deare. Same date.
Major-General James Nicol. Same date.
MAjor•General Gorge Conyngbam. Same date. .
Major-General John Peche. Dated January 1, 1803.
Major-General Thomas Trent. Same date.
Major-General Robert Nicholson. Same date.
Major-General Richard Tolson. Same date.
Major• General Vtre Warner Hussey. Same date.
Major-General David Smith. Dated October 30, 1805.
Major-General Richard Jones. Dated April 25, 1808.
Major-General William Nevil Cameron. Same date.
Major. General Daniel Burr. Dated Juno 4, 1813.

WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 28, 181 5.
id Regiment of Life Guard,—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant ---
Sniitb to be Adjutant, vice Clues, who resigns the Adju
tantcy
id Regiment of Dragoon*—Lieutenant Archibald Hamilton,
from the half pay of the 4th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice

Walk.:r, who ex.changt s.
7th Regintint oflLight Dragoons—Charles Pearce, Gent. to be
Corr by turchaie, vine Needham, promoted.
1 eth Di w—John Southvetll Brown, Gent. to be Cornet, by
purzhase, vice the Marquess of Worcester, promoted.
ith Reg:merit of Foot—Lieutenant W. H. Alley to be Captain of
a Company, vice Johnstone, killed in action; Lieutenant E. P.
Hopkit.s to be ditto, vice Jones, dead of his wounds.—To be
Lielltel/liltP, without purchase—Ensign William Reddoelt, vice
Sutherland, killed in action; Ensign Arthur Gerard, vice Alley;
Ensi!ii T. Boiwelt, vice Hopkins.—To be Ensigns, without
T.tircht•ie—Williato P. hlevrick, Gent. vice Reddock, pro.
rioti-d; Getileman.Catlet Henry Wlham Breten, from the
Revd Al ;Ittzry Co:leoe, vice Benwell.
tit 1 itzo—Ca7iain John Orr to be Major, vice King, killed in
action.-I'o be Cart:ins of Companies, without purchase—
httnaat Richard Kirwin, vice Henry, killed in action;
Li,:otatat:: Patrick J. Burke, vice Orr.---To be Lieutenants
--S noes Wallis Loft, Gent. vice Kirwan; George Ogle King,

Gent. vice lake.
si'th Dizto--• Y.: s. ph Berridge, Gent. to be Ensign, without pare
chase, vice i•dlivan, promoted.
Ditto... Ensign William Bennett, from the half-pay of the
ai id Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Tisdell, who exchanges.
43.1 Ditto—Ensign Richard James Shaw, to be lieutenant, vice
D Campbell, killed in action; Eli ign John M. Williams. to
di:to, vice Mey Hat-, dead of his wounds.- To be ix.
sighs, without purchase—William Grindley, Gent. vice Shaw,
prontot.,l; H. Henry Slade, Gent. vice Williams.
44th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas E. Tucker, from the 23d Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Blakeney, deceased.
45th Ditto--John Henry Bolton, Gent. to Ensign, by purchase,
vice Croatclaile, promoted.
40:11 12,-giment of Feet—Lieutenant-Colonel F. Cromer, from
the Stall of the Foreign Depot, to be Captain of a Company,
vice Ligertwood, deceased; Gentleman Cadet 'antes Cates,
from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without put.-
cha.e, vice Bruce, promoted.
621 Ditto—Captain A. C. Drawler, from the 70th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Sweeney, who exchanges.
10th Ditto—Captani J. F. Sweeney, from the tied Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, v.ce Dravatur, who exchanges.
Ditto—Lieutetiant James Join. Rowe, from half. pay (lithe
45th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Inman, who exchanges.
BSth Di:to—To be Ensigns—Edmund Peel, Gent. by purchase,
vice Om .by, promoted; George Aahe Thompson, Gent. vice
Sir kiden, dead of his wounds.
89th Ditto—Volunteer Lawrence Grmme to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Johnson, who resigns.
9 N.: Ditto—Major William Wcmyss to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
vice Dale, killed in action; Captain Richard Ryan to be Major,
vice Wetnyss.
To i.e Cap,.ains of Companies—Lieutenant Alexander M‘Don-
/ivy, vice kitchens, lolled in action ; Lieutenant H. H.
I•Lean, vice Muirhead, killed in action; Lieutenant J.Hed-
derwick, vice Ryan.
To he Lieutenants—L' csign George Menzies, vice Phaup, dead
of his wounds; Etis:gn ;mi. Adjutant James Ireland (to have the
• rank of Lieutenant); Ei;s4,n aod Adjutant H. Ball, (it) have the
rank of I lee. titian!) ; Ensigti i'irchibald Fraser vice M•DonneU.
To be Ensigns— Volunteer I Wilson, vice Menzies; Alfred
Niacin:an, Gent. ev: Wont purchase, vice Fraser, promoted.
Ist West lodia Regiment-1 tete enant Henry I lyile to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Collins, killed In action; Ensign G.
w. H. Miller to ho Lieutenant, vice Hyde.
6 II Dioo—Litutenaut-General Sir Miles Nightingall, K.C.B. to
be Colonel, vice Sir Edward Pakenham, killed in action.
Royal htiiff Corps—Lieutenant Francis Read to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice Sir Nicholas Trent, ap-
point.id io the Portuguese Army.
York Chasseurs— 1 o be Captains of
Mootgornery, floe: the half-pay of the -21st Foot, vice l.uu.
din, who exchanges; Lieutenant Honourable Charles Gore,
front the 43d Foot, without purchase; Lieutenant Augustus
F.:edeeck D'Este, from the 7th Foot, without purchase;
Lieutenant William Dallas, from the 9th Foot, without pur-
c!oeie ; Lieutenant George Philips, from the 3d Dragoons,
%%flint:let purchase.
To be Lieutenants, without pirchase—Enslgn John Hodges;
F.udgli lames Macbean; Ensign Francis M'Murran.
be Ensigns, without purchase—James Mackay, Gent.;
Jones, *Gent.; Robert Maxwell, Gent. vice Hodges; William
HA*4 a Yellen, Gent. vice Macbean.
Baurbon Regiment—Second Lieutenant J. F. S. L'Ecoller, to be
First LI Litenant, without purchase, vice Matson, who re-
signs; John Campbell, Gent. to be Second lieutenant, vice
L'Eculier.
Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant Joseph M‘Dowall, from the
he,iflay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Mellish,
who exchanges; Cornet Thomas Gkndinning, from the half.
pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, vice Smith, promoted.
Ist Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant George Levicke to be Ad-
jutant, vice Tapp, who resigns the Adjutantcy only.
Bi;evev.=l'o be Majois in the Army—Captain A. C. Wylly,
of the '7th foot; Captain J. F. Love, of the 52d Foot.
he 4(ines.perrnan Legion-2d Regiment of Light Dragoons—
Lieutenant Frederick Baron Blame, to be Captain of a Isoop,
vier Weyhe, deceased,
Sicilian Resiment—Ensign. Charles Henry to be Lieutenant.
without purchase, vice Alexander Rogu.feuil, Mho resigns.
.446 Tat in the gazettes of the Ttli and 14th instant.
let Regiment of Foot Guards-4er John Amin, Gent. to be
f aid4W; TiCre kolio4ocre, who tcofeel read

John

Richard Annit, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice P&p-
d,stre„ who retires. '
104th Foot—For Volunteer T. M. Reline, from the 88th Foot,
to be Ensign, vice 'Doling, read Volunteer T. M. Rayins,
from the 88th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Titling.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire.
King's Own Regiment of Militia—Ensign Spencer Daniels. on
half-pay of the 4th Regiment of Foot, to be Liescenant.
Commission in the Ist Regiment of Es.sez Local Militia, ►lgned
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of ELat X.
.Adjutant John Rope, to he Captain, by Brevet.
Commission in the Dumbartonshire Loral Militia, signed by the
Lori Lieutenant of Dumbartonshire.
Lieutenant Robert Mackenzie to be Quarter-Master, vice Mac•
k curie, deceased.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

April 14, William Winstanley, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven I
at the King's Arms Tavern, Liverpool.
May In, homas r.nd Stephen Wilenian, of West Iloathlye,
Ltu,sez, tanners, at ten, at Guildhall,
BANKRUPTS.
Juba Price, late of Santon St. John's, Oxfordshire, baker, dealer
and charism, to surrender April 7, 8. and May 9, at twelve,
at the Town-hail, Oxford. Anomie!, Mr. Constable, Sy-
mond'. Inn, Lon ion ; or Mr. Robertbon, Oxford.
Matthew Garland, Moses Magnus, and Benjamin Benjamin, of
Buishilkow, M addle sex, merchants, dealers and chapmen and
Copartners, April 4, 11, and 9, at one, at
Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bennett, 7, Tokenhouse-yard,
Richard Smith, of Prittlewell, Essex, baker, April 11, 14, attd
May 9, at twelve, at the Ferry-boat, Canewdon. Attornies,
Messrs. Vanderzee and Comport, Itocbtord ; ur Mr. George
Nelson, Palsgrave-place, Temple.
John N.cholson, ot Berkeley- street, Clerkenwell, cotton-spinner,
merchant, dealer and chapinan, April 4, S, and May 9, at one,
at Gui!dhall. A;:vi ney, Mr. E. A. Wilde, Warwick square,

Newgate-street.
Wiliam Nash, of St. Mary-Axe, London, tea-dealer, April 1,
It, and May 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies! Messrs Allis-
tun, Hundleby, and Poyntn' Freeman's-court, Cornhill.
Nathaniel Manby and John Manby, of Woodbridge, Suffolk,
millers and corn-merchants, dealers and chapmen, April 10,
11, and May 9, at eleven, at the Witite.Hart, Woodbridge.—.
Atturnii....i, Mr. Edwards, Vrantlingham ; or Messrs. Edwards
and Lyon, Bloomsbury-square, London.
John Simkins, of Boston, Lincolnshire, timber-merchant, carpen.
ter, dealer and chapman, April 10, 11 , and May 9, at one, at
the Green Dragon bin, Boston. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Cope,
Heston; or Mr. Charles Wilson, Oreville.street, Hatton.

Gar Jen, London.
David liughe, late of Kingsbridge, Devon, watch-maker and
ironnwnger, April 13, 14, and May 9, at eleven, at the Old
LoWon Inn, tart, r. Aqornies, (Messrs. Darke, Church, and
Darke, Princes-greet, liedfordgow, London ; or Mr. lbaac

Cox, Honiton, Devon.
William Page, late of Walton, Suffolk, victualler, butcher, dealer
and chapnnui, April 10, I t, and May 9, a eleven, at the Coach
and tlorsea, Attornies, Alr. Jackantan, Ipswich; or
Mr. 13: qtn:ey, Holbot u-courr, Gray'Anu.
"l'homas /3unicou;h the younger, late of kValton-le.dale, Lam-
s:Are. eta...deal( r, dealer al-.1 chapman, April 19, at tour, 2,;,
and May 9, at eleven, at tl e Red Lion Inn, Prtston,
D:whurst. I's enon ; or Mr. Brumell, No. 4, Alderbgatc-

street, London.
Tiaioth) Hall, of Adderhury-East, Oxfordshire, coal•merebant,
dealer and April 7,8, and May 9, at the White
Lion Inn, Banbury. dttoruies, Mes.rs. Lower and Cowburn,
remple, London ; or Mr. Tint., Banbury.
Francis Grantham, of Boston, Lincolnshire, butcher, dealer an•l
chapman, April iI, and May 9, at eleven, at the licacurk
Inn, Boston. A:torne)s, Mr. eater 'Fusion!, liaiston ;or
Messrs. Loilington and Had, Secn .dories Office, Temp e.
Charles Lewi•, uf High Holborn; toy- 10aker, dealer awl chap.
man, April 8, 11, and May 9, at .•levee, At-
torney, Mr. thckaileon, V.: u!..t.i-buildings, Gray's lon.