Star.
London, England, 1829-12-26 00:00:00

130 Ask for &UM'S CAJITUT OPODUDOC.

WARREN versus PHYSIC
• OR, THE DOCTOR SUPERSEDED.
HIS image in WARREN'S Jet lustre reflected,
Pour Sambo, to frequent npression subjected,
Now gaz'd on the Boots with amazement aghast ;
They stood in the room, and his master in bed :
" Ab, ba!" by the visions, as quickly he sped,
" The Devil him send for my Massa at last!"
Half stared by a quinsey, with mind much iliterdeed,
And feelings unwont, on compunction that hoiden!,
" Well, &mho, I'm going to dlr. I believer •
" I s, Massa, the know, by the Old One bespoke!"
The Planter, while shilling assent-to the joke,
" I feel, my good lad. and with sorrow perceive
The cave of your anger,—l'm harsh and uncivil?"
" los. Massa, you .flooga me still likes Devil!"
... •
" I leave you Old freedoin, to make you amends!
And, Samlio, I. hope we shail.part.sskind.friends;
At least,- ynki goad will I'll endeavour to gain it.
A wish Unfulfilrd, then, express, and, obtain it r' •
" Much.talik you, and Sasebo one favour will thee,
When dead, let him bury "long.vide of yoiit Entire !
Old Devil him tome, and when- Massa hinfind,
So pleas 'd him forget, and le•veSamistibahfid !
Him come for hisown.proper time whet% It slits,
dia twa.Pickaninniesam now in your Boots!"
ESA' Biabt in hislinige While Sarnho.diaglay'da •
A.blest of loud laughter the Planter .atsacking,
Reatorstfee found in' the klet's Slow :shads
Scipak cave the joke, the,gulosey pow Who,
And Massa and Ssinbu both live lel imam '
On Waaamel high fortune and fame oulaletalscitiug4
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51st Foot, to be Assist;nt-Surgeoi, •ice.O'Toole, retired uPois
half-psy.
25th Foot—lieutenant Wm. Dean, front the Retired List of the
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Paymaster, vice Martin
Macleod, who reverts to his former half-pay.
Ce)lon Regiment—Mm. Dickson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Cowper, appointed to the Royal Horse Guards.

The half-pay of the, undermentioned °facers has been cancelled
from the 25th instant, inclusive, upon their receiving a commuted
allowance for their commissions

Ensign Hon. Geo. Francis Robert Harris, half-pay Unattached ;
Lieut. Thomas John Neill, half-pay Unattached ; Ensign Owen
Wynn Grey, half-pay 7th Garrison Battalion ; Lieut. Joseph
Atkinson, half-pay 85th Foot; Lieut. Henry Ross Lewin, half-
pay 70th Foot; Ueut. Henry Boutbillier, half-pay Canadian
Voltigeurs ; Ensign Thos. Lewen, half-pay 30th Foot ; Cornet
Peter Nicholas De Caneret, half-pay 19th Light Dragoons;
Ensign Nathaniel Reid, half-pay 3d Foot ; Ensign Henry Dely,
half-pay 87th Foot ; Ueut. Beauchamp Ceklough Urquhart,
half-pay 71st Foot; &wigs Edward Noel, half•pay Unattached;
Lieut. Wm. Henry Bourne, half-pay 21st Foot; Ensign Carden
.Terry Williams. half-pay 924 Foot.
Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward John Littleton, Esq. to be Lieutenant
• Colonel Commandant, vice hlonck ton, resigned ; Major Thomas
Viscount Anson to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Littleton, pro-
moted; Capt. Edward Monckton to be Major, vice Viscount
Anson, promoted.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. •
Charles Thomas Ignatius Maw/hood, Well-street, Well-close-square,
soap manufacturer, from Jan. 1 to Jan. 5, at ten, at the Court
of Commissioners.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Richard Woodward, Great St. Thomas Apostle, packer.
Thomas Newcombe, York, common carrier.