The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-23 00:00:00

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CANTLE la AYNARD WARP. Des, p*,
WARDMOTE held this dot befora the Right
:111. Worshipful JOSHUA JONATHAN SMITH, Ng.
Alderman' of this sold Ward, at thie.Cluircli of the United Ps.
'lobes of St. Mary Ala:delta. and St. Osegery, Old Fish street.
withinabe saki Ward, for the cliokat of WAND OP' ICERS.
for the year ensuing.
Resat rsdboanitenasly.—That the•thanks of- thliWarilinete
he given to the Right Worshipful Joshes Jonathon Smith,
Esq. Aldine's of this Ward, for hes'etria perictuellty la hit,
attention to. the merlons dada of his high•eflice. and for his
aealous and.falthhil discharge of the same, and also for bit its-
partial and polite tweak* in the Chair this day.
Rosolvidintatiosoolly, That the Thanks of Wordnote
be aisle to Thomas Femme. Esq.! newly.; Rob.. died%
Esq. ,• John Trachet, .Esg. Joseeh. Cgs, • J -
!PO Hirtioeic, Pala Fenton. jon. Esq.: Jesuit Wefehi
Ihno. ; Jana, Toplis. Veq: was *looted tn. the• OVA of Thoutes
Esq, rrollitrd Themes Hamilton. Req.; James
Newton, Esq. ; and John Evans. *sq.; Coniston Councilmen
Inv the* dlOgerrtnnentien to the/mead Interestiof thisWeid.
andlhe eatioet la which they lave entailed the otter dales el'
their 'Ace.
Reset veil unanimossly.—That the rote of thanks he publish-
ed la the Old Times, New Tines. sad Stainimee Newspapers.
THOS. ;won, Wart Ct.AL

THE OLD ESTABLISHED FLOOR CLOTH AND CAE.
PET WAREHOUSE, 1114. Lona Acute.
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Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respect-
fully huritedto tweet, T. WEAVER'S extensive Stash
oflrell leambiett FLOOR CLOTHS, which he Me f
shill'he fband'eheeper sod hatter, than say article of the kind
yet °Ward to their attention; as shwa crest variety of BRUS-
SELS. VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPET-
ING,- which fur elegance of pattern, richness'and depth of eis-
lour, cannot be equalled in the metropolis. Hearth Rugs, and
every description of Draggets, he continues to Aar at a great
reduction. in price.
T. W. begs leave to return his sincere thanks for. the slistie-
gulshed patronage he has so long enjoyed, and trusts that the
superiority. of his articles, and ritasouable charges, will ensure 1
Ihim their future favours'.
Hesrth Rugs provided to match any particular pattern, at a
few Mars notice.

IMPOSTURE UNMASKED.
pin progress of. Merit, slibsugh frequentlx_usaik
ed. Is rip% impeded by Easy and Retraction. The 42-
pression of ambuscade terminat.s in defeat ;'sad coast:4la
rectitude ultimately triumphant Ibo ansineteet of the araiid ob-
ject —pub is approbation. The test of experianeels the cue-
rantee of fivour, and has establitibed WARREN'/ BLACK-
IMO lo gesetal estimation : of whia there exislanot a stronger
,proof than the tacit acknowledgment oft host of servile imita-
tors, who sarreptitiously blind's on the envrary a spurious
preaaratiou as thageoulne article, to Pas great diffßWßelsiottio-
of the unguarded purchaser, and manifest injury of W
whose character and ibterest by this Intqultous 'dystem are
equally subjeet to detrisient. It becomes *esteem Sir Wilt-
pensable duty to caution the Public against the maateesres of
anPrincipled Venders, who having no character to lose, and
Itionlated by avari.:e in their nefarious puritan', aim at the
acquialtlon of mousy throrgltany needles then that of bOuor .1
The original sad matchless Blacking beset on each bottle p
short direction, with the signature ROBERT WARREN. All
others a're counterfeits ; and in leany lastancas Ste iinposition
labels are artfully interlined with t dithretit address, in very
small characters, between the more tonepleaous ones of "No.
SO." and '`'StranJ." It is earnestly recommended to Shop-
keepers and others who are deceived by bake fabrications of
Warren's Slacking, to return the detettvd trash to the coerce
whence It came, sad expose the Machina:lons of rascality to
merited obloquy.
Wsaaan'a Bseceise i• starpassiagly brilliant; it siaaledine
damp ; gives pliasey to the leather ; retains its pristine villas
In all climates ; and, combining elegance with comfort, is se
article equally of indispensable fa,shion and utility. Sold
every respectable Vender in Town and Country, in bottles, at
ttid. Met. 12d. and lad. each..

PROM SATURDAY'M OAStrra.
WAR OFFICE. Dee. 10.
Id Regimental Life Guards—L lest. T. Brett, from the Sth
Light Dragoons. to be Cornet and Sob Lleat. vie* J. P. Mee-
queen. who exchanges.
oth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Rub Lieet J.P.Usequeee,
from the 24 Life Guards, to be Lieut. vice T. Brett, who cr.
changes.
later Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—J. Humphries,
Gent. to be Solicitor, vice Wilkinson, dec.
let Regiment of Foot—Ensign J. C. Cowell, to be Lieut.
Tier B. Meinwering. dec.
14th Dlito—E. C. Lynch, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice A. Denali, who retires.
80th Ditto—Copt. R. E. Berrowes, from the 63th Foot, to be
Capt. vise J. Onldfrep. who exchanges.
Wth Ditto—Ensign Charles Burnley, to he Lies•ensof, vice
Duncan Henry Kennedy. dec. ; Gentlemen Cadet Richer*,
Wilson. from the Royal Military Col else, to be Ensign, view.
Bentley.
. 33d bitto—J. Forbes. gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,.'
Patterson, promoted.
34th Ditto—Brevet Major E. Broderick to be Major, by par-
phase, vice Barlow, proMoted in the 61st Foot ; Lieutenant
Awl* I k liervenden to be Ceeptain,. by purchase, vice Bro-
derick ; Ensign Richard Airew be Lieutenant, by porches*,
aloe Hovenden ; A. Hoestoeu, geat. to be.Enaign, by perches*
vice Airey.
68th Ditto —Capt. J.Goldfrap. fertile the 180th Foot, to be
Capv., vice R. E.Burrowts, who exchange,
67th Ditto—Enaign T. Byrne to be Lieut., vice Muirson, de-
ceased • .1. O. Hewing, gent. to be Ensign, vice Byrne.
68th iteairnent of Foot—Lieut. J. Hunter, from half pay 4th
Dragoon Guards, lobe Lient.,vice D. J.Skene, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
78th Ditto—Mijor H. Visoonnt Barnard.' from half pay 24
Ceylon Regiment to be Major, vice J. Delancey, who co,
*changes, receiving the difference.
78th Ditto--Lient. E. 31-Pherson. from hart pay of the Re-
gimped. to be Lieut., vice R. L. Price, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference.
834 Diuo—Lieut. C. Aubar, from the Ceylon Regiment, to
be Lieut. without purchase, vice Rlchardsee, deceased .; H:
Caulfield, gent, to be Ensign, without parches*, vice B. Young,
deceased.
84th Ditto—Capt. W. Brownson, from half pay 3:h Garrison
Battalion, to be Capt., repaying the difference he received on
*scheming to half pay. • •
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieut. W. H. Hill, from half
pay 06tVitoot, to be Lieut., vlceJohoston, wheise appointment
has not taken place.
Brevet—Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, J. Hannon, to have
thesaok of Inspector.
To be Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals—Dr. Joseph Riley,
Physician to the Forces; Surgeon to the Forces, Stephen
Panting.
Garrisons—Msjor General Sit John Cameron, K. C. 11., to
he Lieutenant Governor of Plymouth, vice Sir Deals Pack,

deceased.
Hospital Staff—Deputy Inspector A. Baiter, M. D., from
hall pay. to be Deputy luspemor of nospit4l9. rice Dr. James
Strachen. placed upon halt pay ; liospliai • Assistant to the
Forces, John Cocking, has resigned hi. commission.
Memoranda—The commission of E.tsign Macke, in the 32d
Foot, hes been antedated to. the Stith of Sepremher,' ISIS,
which will place him Wills original situation in that corp..—
The army rabk of Captain ft. F. Campbell. of the Ceylon Re-
giment, has been antedated to the 31st of Aug. 1,112, but bulbs is
hot tereceive any additional pay.
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DIVIDENDS.
Jtin..lo,T, anti J. and 11.01b)hvue, jun. Wolverhampton,
batikers—Jah. 14,* W. Barker. Welch_ 'Whiffle' Lancashire,
vieluolter—Jan. 20, J. 0. La Serie: 'New .Ragland Corer
House, Loild.,n; sierchant—Jas. lb, P. Butler, Little Bolton.
Lancashire, • manufacturer—Dena" 21, .1; ft. Itettdell,.