The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-07-26 00:00:00

UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED.

li Under the Mint:ions patronage of their Royal Highnesses the
Princess .or Wultut and Duke of Sussex, his Excellency the
°I Spanish Ambassador, and many Families of high INA iota ea.
MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR.—
this' Oil is proudly recommended on the basis of troth
i and experience, and the Most respectable testimonials It pos.
'law properties 4 the most salubrious lather for restoring the
Kok. where kiwis been geld fer years, preserves is from fells
fag olf or turning grey, to the latest period of life; produces
on the tresses a toast beautiful Gloss, Scent, and Carl.
This 011. is fauitely efficacious is renisvating Chibiren'tHoir,
promotes the Growth of IVitiskerss
Eye-hrows,tic.; in floe,
it is petimilnent for renovating the Ilimaish Hair, end render--I
.ing it truly elegant and beautiful.
Merchants, Captaim, fie. will Sod this an Article of pre-emi-
nent utility for preserving the flair in hot climates.
Fur general utility is inclosed. a " Treatise on time Improve,
meat of the Human Bair," jiving a fell description of the vir-
tues of the Oil, with testimonials from persons of distinguished
considerittiou. This interesting Book ad the OH. is' highly
worthy the attention of paresis, proprietors of schoulaydre ,
amid should be a Vade-Mecas fur every family througisept, tai
world. Sold at Ss. 6d. Si. 6d. 104., ed. or largelottle, e
liaising eight small, at 11. Is. each, by the sole Proprietneto
A. Rowland and Soo, Kirby-street, Hattie-gordesi,
and by their wholesale agents in London. Leonetti
Also by Mrs. Davison, Parliament-street ; Messrs. Newberry
. and Sons, Dame-street; and Messrs. Bowling, Walker, and Co:
Capel-street, Dublin; Mr. C. Coghbot, Grand Parade, Cork;
. Mr, SPBryde, Glasgow; ?dr% Barbara, Ediaburgh ; and by
nil 'perfumers and medicine venders is every town throughout
the Empire. . .
••• CAUTion.—To prevent imposition, please to ask for
Rowlaud's Macassar Oil ' • and observe none are gamine, with-
oulthe signature-.w the label, hi reit ink; A. Rowland and Soo,
and the Book inclosed.

Of theabo•e way be bad, ALSANA EXTRACT for THE
TEETH and GUMS, and curing the Toottracb, at 101. 6d. and
dt. 6d. per bottle, ttr 29. 9d. per box.

A CIIALLRIVEIE.

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MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late la
his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to
prove a single instance where their Medicine turd Method of
Core have failed of the desired effect, The practice of many
years In this particalar branch of flick. profession has net given
rise to one unsuccessfal case. , They continue to direct their
studies to the treatment aud ewe of VENEREAL COM-
PLAINTS, aad that derangement of the system, which is tits
consequence of the pernicious and ivnateful effects of u habit long
.nod most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In
the one it will to Woad to be the unfailing source of Barrenuess; 1
the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a lis-
t
tressing Mate of debility, which, if. net timely retnedled, tenni.
notes in Impotence. the are ib remote mad ultimate effects;
while conitimptions, in of muscular power. and various net.-
Taus coutplainth usually characterise the earliest mages Ni this
1.,
solitary vice : of tremens languishing under disorders incident to ,
such a habit, their treatment is simple, :Ind hail never proved on. 1
successful in the course of a long, laborious, and much exteuded
Ipractice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of. Vele:
t itereal infection, such.as obstrltclions in the urethra, spongy O.
crescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruption, seminal
weakness! gleete, OS also
STRICTURES. . .
whether recent er of long duratioa, and which have bailed the
skill of other pthetioners, are, by their present improved plan
•f treatment, eirectualfy and permanently cured, without the
patient suffering tae eieruciating pain and alone* hemorrhage
which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic.
In the course of twenty years extensive practice is this metro-
polis, numenots cases of strictures have been stud are daily 0.4
der their care, the total emdicatioa •of which is effected by a
, safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice. superibr to'any
other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility
I proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, rind the
patient restored to sound nnil vigurow he;ilth. But where the
4 debility has for years existed, a proper perwieranee in their re-
storative remedies. after the stricture has been destroyed, is iio•
i dispentably rermiNite to revive the slumberisig spathe of life,
1 aml to re-animate the Omistitution,

Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability,
have been under the rare of Messrs. Currie watt Co. far the re.
11149V31 oil complaints of the urethra, rtriciares, &e. i sisal having
received n rndical nod prtmancm Cure, requnt that reference"
may he given to them, ass s.:tisfactory evidences of the diseisitit
superiority of Meters. Currie and C,5.% plots of trantritente-6-
Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures trims tea to twenty
years turd had been ender the rare of Merws,
mot other Surgeons of equal eminence. who 4114114.1 rd the rare
by the appricstkn of the lunar caustic, tvithoutrisecess. .
Patients in the country are reepte:tvel to ante the particribin
of their case, owe, and general hnhit of living, &s. the. enclosing
a remittance far advice and 'ocarinas, when eke rune wig te,
given or seat to tiny part of the kingdrim. To minor that se-
crecy so, eerrutfaj ro their imderotking. the portage of .leitcts,
' he added lathe memo foe medicines.
l'esirsr Currie nod Co. may he conmited It, either Sex, with
or
jgreitlrst delicacy , secrecy, surd honnur, sit their house. Not,.
C IlitikeiarAoi.—.4.ll Jane iiMI-11171 lianas Arden:

txtract of s Letter from Captain Totter, of bis Majesty's sbip
Cameos, nddressed to Vice-Adraital Sir Edgard Pellew,
Bart. aad transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Crokir,
Esq.
Bis Majesty's sbip Curacoa, off Toulon,
• June 10, IRIS.

I have the Vonour to inform you, that the boittsl
of the Curacoa and „L'Aigle, Sir John Louis,
have captured or destroyed eight of the enemy's ves-
sels,
at the times and places set forth in the follow- ;
big report.. '
On thelOth tilt.ihree'feluicitofeensiderable ton-
nage, deeply laden, were scuttled by the enemy, ,
land sunk in the harbour of Campo' del Porte, in the
Island of Elba, the marines and boats of the two-1
ships having first paved the way by routing a consi-
derable body of military, . taking a battery of two
.4twelve;poonders, a square tower on the ' Martello I
1.,, rinelple, armed with a siz-pounder (all of which
I were thrown into the sea), killing . several of the
enemy, and making prisoners of two artillerymen!
belonging to the ittlr regiment, and of five militia.—
lOn the following morning, the boats captured three
settees, under convoy of the French brig Abeille, 1
I who found refuge in Port Permjo ; and on the
I 28th; two-feluceas of the first class were taken from,
the beach, at the town of Mesca, near the Guiph of
Spezia, When secured to the houses in every pos.
Isible manner ; it is necessary for me to observe,
I that the boats chased them in, in . the morning, and
!in the evening a breeze of wind enabled the ships
Ito anchor close to the town, where the inhabitants
were actively employed in unloading one of the
vessels ; by throwing i few shells from the Cursive,
I and showing the broadsides of the two ships to the
town. while the marines took up a commanding
Tosition, we were enabled to get them off without
.the slightest misfortune ; but I have io regret, that
in the attack of the 28th, we had one -man killed
,'and two wounded, land L'Aigle two killed • and
.I three wounded, the names of whom are under-nen.
tioned.

Names of Men Killed and Wounded.
Cnracoa—T. Cropper, captain of the aftergUard, killed; P.
'Burling', able seaman, and D. Billingliam, ordinary seaman,
wounded.
• I.;Aii;le—F. Victory and P. Barrie, Ole seamen, killed,; J.
.Chalk, J. Oiford, ordinary seamen, and J. Rowell, yeoman of
the powder-room, wounded.

Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Penew has transmitted
to John :Wilson Croker,• Esq. a letter from Captain
Mounsey, of his Majesty's ship Furieuee, giving an
accolint of the beats of that ship hating, on• the 7th
of May, under the directions of Lieutenants Croker
add Sandot, cut out from under the tower and bat-
teries of Orbisello, au armed xebeck, of two 6.
pounders. Captain Mounsey highly. commends the
spirit and gallantry oldie officers and men, who per.
formed this service under a heavy fire from the forts,•
and musketry from the shore, by which Mr. Webb,
Aliclshipman, and three Seamen were wounded;

Whitehall, July 24.*. •

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent'. lies been
pleased, in the name and en the behalf of his. Majesty,
to present the Rev. John Carleton, Doctor in Divinity/
'to the Rectory of Theberton, in the 'County of %f-
-reak; :and Diocese of Norwich) void by the death
of the likv. William Wyatt. - .

.., • St. James's, jail, 24,
Hii Itoynt Tfighness the Duke of Comberiand bns
been pleased to appoint fieat.•Col. Charles Wade
Thornton to he one of the 6-rooms of the Bedchamber
to his Rein, Ilieness).in the .rocim-el. tbs late rknit.-
Gen. Whebbaaa

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fir Lfeakiiiii•klisialoi4
•
toiie brytaitri vitt
Yettis Wise Second Captaiui vied
-Dickens. • • •
Second Lieutenant James P. Caty..to be First Lieutenant; TIC*
Yea*.
Brevet• Major Frederick Thackeray to be Lieutenants-Colonel;
by augmentation.
,Second Captain Henry Smartie be Captain, vice Tbackery.
First Lieutenant Archibald Walker to be Second Captain, vied
• • Smart. • ••
Second lientenantJames R. Wortley, to be First Lieutenant,
vice Walker.
Brevet Major Henry Anderson Mankato:llo be Lieutenant-Co-
lonel, by angmentatiod. -
Second Cainam James Maclauclilan to be Captain, vice Ander-
son Marshes&
First Lieutenant Sberboorne Williams 'to be Setaiti Captain,
vice Maelamblan.
Second LieukaMad Y. Tioling to be First Lieutenant, vie,
•
Brevet Major Sato F. Birch to be LientenaniXolonel, by nog;
-mentation. -
Second Captain Henry Hobbs to be Captain, vice Bitch.
First Lieutenant %Rheas D. Smitato be Second (prig, elan
H. Hobbs.
Second Lieutenant Andrew D. White to be Firit
vice W. D. Borth.
. .
13revet'Lleutenast-Colonel Stephen R. Chaplin. to. tibint*
neat-Colette!, by austbentation. • " • '
Second Captain Jnbn Borba? tote Captain; vice •
First Lieittenait Frederick English to be Second n4lO--__ •
" J. Hobbs. •
Second lieutenant James W. Ere to be' First Lieutenant, IN.
English..
brevet Major John Handheld tO be Peutenant-Colonel,
augmentation.
Second CaptaiaCharles Bootbby to be Captain, vice. Hand-•
field. •
First Lieutenant TbosnafJ. H. Pitts to be Second Captain, vice
Boothby. •
Second Lkutenant Joshua Jebb' to be not tlieteeeet, vice.
Pitta. -
Second Ctiptain Edward" Parker to be Captain, sy augments;
, .
First !Amin:bait Thelma' /3linalimitto be Second Caplan, sice
Parker. • .
Second Lientenant John Smith to be First Lieutenant, vice
Blanshard.
Second Captain William C. Holloway to be Captain, by (nisi •
mentatton.
First Lieutenant Thomas /C. Haelkinsoritto he Second Captain,
vice •Holloway.
Second Lieutenant Renty Willson to be First Lieutenant, Vice
• Ilutchinson. _ •
Second Captain Richard Bofeler to be Captain, by augmenta-
-
First Lieutenant Alexander Brown to be Second Captain, vice
Boteler. •
Second Lieutenant-Alexander Henderson to he First Lieutenant,
vice Brown. •
Second Captain lienOratasour to be Captain, by abgmenta-
Oen.
First Lieutenant Loyalty Peake to be Second Captain, vice Va.
vasou'r.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Battersbee to be First Lieutenant,
vice Peake.
Second Captain Samuel Hominy to be Captain, by augmentn-
lion.
First Lieutenant Anthony Emmett to be Second Captain, vice
Romilly.
Second Lieutenant Robert H. Cooper to be First Lieutenant, •
vice Emmett. • -
First Lieutenant Charles Robertson to be. Second Captain, by
augmentation.
Second Lieutenant Arthur Walpole to be First Lieutenant, vies
Robertson.
First Lieutenant Alexander Thomson to be Second Captain, by
augmentation.
Second Lieutenant William N. Cox to be First Lieutenant, tic*
A. Thomson.
First Lieutenant William H. Jones to be Second Captain, by
augmentation.
Second Lieutenant Richard J. Vicars to be First Lieutenant,
vice W. H. Jones.
First Lieutenant Edward Fyers to be Second Captain, by aug-
mentation.
Second Lieutenant George Tait to be First Lieutenant, vici
Fyen.
First Lieutenant William C. Ward to be Second Captain, bn
augmentation.
Second Lieutenant Henry R. Brandreth to be First Lieutenant, .
vice Ward. _

Second Lieutenant Thomas L. Lewis to be First Lieutenant, by
augmentation. •
Second Lieutenant Charles 0. Streatfield to be First Lieutenants '
by augmentation.
Second.Lientenant John Mudge to be First Lieutenants by ant
nientation.
All dated July gl, 1811

Office of Ordnance, Jul.,,
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Caphila John Michell to be Captain, vice ,tone,
ceased. '
First Lkateniatt Benry Carta to be Second captain, vies
Michell. , • •
Second Lieutenant James Prescott to be First Lieutenant, vice
Curtis.
First Lieutenant W. FAiodsaylte be Second Captain; vies
Stanhope, removed to bit Line. •
Second Lieutenant Hurry Binhopp to be First Lienteanat, vice
Lindsay.
To be Second Lieutenants-‘Gentlemen Cadets .lames Lys, vie*
We*, renewed to the Engineers; John Blake, vice Shaw,
promoted ; Thomas WO ins, vice Ramsay, promoted ; Row-
land E. lArton, vice l'ester, promoted; Dare!! logo, vice
.Tweetlie promoted ; John, Palmer, vice small, promoted s
John it:Griffin, vice Bayloy, promoted ; Thomas A. Leth-
bridge, vice Railway, promoted ; Johu Somerville, vice Mar- '
tin, promoted; Jntnes F: Simmons, vice Kersteman, pro: •
motel; Alfred L. Al Ones, vice Spearman, promoted a Ben-
janiin Lyster, vice Drummond, promoted; Richard I. Cor-
, stenos, vice Illsoper,•deeeased ; 'sand Lewis B. Walsh, vice
Achcrley, promoted. Dated July 5, 181.

gyee,.itatisi, 1819.
STAFF-

Ariant-Codnistary-General
ommi.sary-Cenentl
To he Depsty-As
Thomas Marsden, —_
ftenry Meredith earker
Heory Whitmarsb,

• 1. Brew, Brydges-streat,
J. Dyer, Bristol, -
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General to the Forces._ ed Jul'y IF, ISIS. .l
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lea Gent. Aced July 13, 14113.' i. , ,
kb limiters Gent. PakettJulv IS, IBA \ '
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