The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-13 00:00:00

FROM rag LONDON qdZETTE, Ocr. 10:

31 IL TARS ritOIIOTION S.

Orf.lo.
4th Regiment of Dtagooo Cioritet Coorgo strireen,o_
from she half -plly of the ad Dragoon (ituted.,.to be cornet:
vice George 1 hotapvim Jacob, who exchanges.
Bth Ditto, Captain. Edward Wildoma, from the 9kh Licht
Dragoons, to be hlajor, by purchase, vice ilanwell, ono
retires.
Bth Itegiment of Ligbt Dragoons, Hospiltd..Assistant George
holaysou to be, Assistant-burgeon. vice derewed.
9.11 Ditto, Major Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish, from/
the 75th FOnt,- to he Major, vice Delancey. who exchanges
3011, Ditto, Lienteoant Leoaard.htorse Cooper, from the halt:
pay of the 6titbFoot, to be, Lieutenant, vice It. Saunders,
who txchinges, receiviag the ditTerence.
2d Keginterit of Fotit, Lieutenant Jobn Crawford, from
89th Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice O'Brien, who
.excliange‘
/Ws Ditto, Surgeon Thomas Caftan, from the half-pay ..!* thg
19(b Font, to be Surgeon, vice Perkins Vaughan Crofton,
who retiorselit
Inth Ditto. dip Edward Sterling Farmar, from the half.p4l.
of the :41#1, to be Ensign, vice Matthew Trimble, vit; .
.
exchanges.
Dittti, Ensign Stephen Lewis, from the half pay of the
8;g Fout, to he Ensign, vide James Smith. who excitants*
l3th Ditto, Ensign john l'hontas, from the half-pay of thf
100th Foot. to be Ensign, wire James. M`Coy, who exchanges.
33d Ditto, Surgeon Withrow Vellauge, from the ball-pivi
the loth Foot, to be Surgeon. vice Giorgi Ballingall,
exchanges.
64th Ditto, Lieutenant Joba Arthur Allen to !te Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice Jerrold, deceased.
En4ign Frederick Bowra to be Lieutenant vice Allen.
lieditlemun Cadet Join! Browne. frog the Royal .)lilism Co!.
lege. to be Ensignp rite Bowra.
Dial.), %jot. Jamis Delancey. from the 9th Light Via.
- gam*, to be Major, vice Cavendish, who exchanged.
lilba Ditto, Lieutestaht Terence O'Brien, from the** Fogilt to
be Lieutenant, vice Crawford,tAk' who exchanges.
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Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Napier, from the half.puy of 14
5011 s Four, to L.- lospessiog. field-Officer of the il•
the lossismillautki, vice Goode* Philip de Bitivet, alto ex-
change,.
Commissions in the !loyal Regiment of Cornwall aid Devon
Miners. bigtwd by the Lord Warden of the summaries.'
Vi-coons Beauchatnp to be Captain, Nice the Right Hon. Jabs
M•Nlalwa, deceit-ed. .
Thomm Vivian, Lsq. to he ditto, vice Bevan. deceased.
COMMISiOUS !ivied ny the Loon Lieutenant of the County of
Sottolk.
Ist Eastern Itegiment of Local Militia.
_Roger Polity:std. Eby. so be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandaato
vice Vernon, decee'ed.
lii Keg of holrolk Vaamanry Cavalry.
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John Bloomfield, bent. to rte cruet, vice W)the;resignetL
V Siliasti Sauer' tiesis. to he ditto .vice Coker, rei.igtied.
William Henchman trowtoot,-Gent. to be Surgeon, vice LIOA
saltier, sevigued.

MURDER 421 CORLSE4.

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On Monday evtoiag an Inquest was taken at the Triumph.
nut Chariot, reinbriske-mews, Grosvenor-place, au view of
the body of Mari' Ann L•isch :
Mrs. Ann Iht. twin; of Lao rence.coart. Jews'-row. Chelsea,
katateditgat on riday night, %bile sae was coat eising with the
deceit :Alba hasbund of the tidier, who oas standing near
tbeift t-atue l'orn 1M1t.444 said to her; "' Caine 'home, you are
drtmk." She replied, "ill lato.drunk, it is by maiming
/myself to support an idle fellow like you." she had aossuonee
tattered these words than he struck• her wsb something. She
I -staggered and feji oo her hack, egnialmitig, •" I am murdered;
putt the, knife opistif me." The boabriad appeared sober.
Richard Clark-, itaddition in what ag he stated gueeu-square
Police ()dice, taiii,'"`ttiai he had a distinct view or the husband
bY the lie lOW It candle in a hair.dresseted seep ; he d d not ob.
nerve him have any knife, but saw hint fumbling in his pucker;
before lies:ruck the deceased; after he struck liFr, and before
*she fell to the grimed, she ekelaiined, " Quay tual. I am mai-
dered ; trill any one take the knife Out of me?" Watriewrorps
forwaittto keep her up, but she fell before he reached Her.aili
then uttered the same exclamation; don't know who pelled'the
knife conceives that utitber stienol the Inuilmod wer*
iu-
loXicated.
•, Mr.• William Treadaway, 2, Gedigiiitreet, Sluant-tqame,
coulsinerchatit, was present ilt • the heerid,staimetien; just as
she decease! fell, be beard a scream af Murder ;be looped
• towards her, and saw part of her bowels; 'he said, take 114
• knife out of me." hlizabeth Harrison cried oat to the Isti.
band,., You have murdered your wife ;" saw tw knife;
the husband was standing by her; he said, " 1 arm the imv-
derer, take we." The hushaud had kicked her before, dm*
'the evening, very violently.
'the .evidence of Lite:toed' Harrison and the watch-howe-
. keeper cot rotiorined the above, and the facts stand as in oar
' Paper of Monday.
Mr. John Kitchen, }Noise-Surgeon at St. Georges Hospital.
—The deceased was bruugut to the hospital on i'rtday eteinog,
a little past eight o'clock ; she was in eacraciating pain. him
had a wound oil the right side of the abdoirien, about six inchils
in length, apparently indicted with a sharp instrument.
greater part of the bowels, and part of. the stomach protruded.
The how els were cut through: ?Nile lingered until five o'clock
. the following morning. The bowels had been wounded in fotir
doreveat places. The Jury instaaily returned a verdict of
fill and dvliberate murder iigitiust Francis Losea, the deceased's'
dlusband, who is in custody,.

On the MS Inct..after a lin Derrliinig). illnesq. Mary. the aje of
Mt. James Crease, of West Smithfield, in the 63,1 year of her
,age.
On. the fish inst. in the 44th lesser& bisltge, Mr. Edward Price,
of Gerrard-street, V 6 ()Olen-tit:tor.

Dine est viveresed Indere •lin.--..MARTI A L..
"_Liteis only, Life, when blest with Health."
finest System of Ethics is to coulitte Willie
A. due hntinds, and thus to regulate 11w Pnssiotis ; Dire*
straificel and insubordiseite they impetuously destroy those bar-
tiers a hick Religion and M.ralkty have made sailed ; to club
but not ankehilute them appears the ..le,son of prudence, beet
calculated to limit Wei, effervescence.
livery disorganization of the 'lnman frame requires great me-
dical knowledge to remedy, and the petblie welfaet is profaned
wl.en prefessermal men (disregarding the suggestions of the ea
views and intetested) &vete their studies to the treatment at
ihe4e compleints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition
'or the missions at an no:untied moment. " Tue strength .d a
-katioa cativiis in the health of the People ;" hit. it is who-
choly to reflect on the daily sacrifice in the ignorant e of
4. fetl-
lag empyrieiwt., and to counteruet,RS far as possible, it, further
ravages, we offer to sufferiog humanity, the result of our Ova
esperien-i be the various diseases of Debility. The unwary
vi.dim of se:Wary vice (eaely ncquired at sclsool, before reaseis
has asserted her right over the mend), will, in coatentehltil'g
his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening
in knowing that the most complicieeed state of examstieu nul7
he roasted Imo manly energy.— Intense sfedy-...insinottemte unit'
iety—long residence in tropical times. and witty other rause,
will frequeutlN derange the Net Yams Syttem; in such eases "v
e.m noel out r n es,urance of reeatimation, by Dente ies which
have long answered the srengesine hopes of ea tieruSa both,Selteiv
That bane to human happiness I.CLA VAN ER A, cart 014
be treated fearlessly, the. Imprifeed strew •of Medical Science
having .diressed its antidote of those diorassing properties that
so long rendered its exhibition uncertein end harstainti• We
best captain our method by obsetvirre ter Patients labouring un-
der this Mitt afh. that a few (lave roily arc required for the re-
moval of early symptoms t that the nowt Inveterate cave 'ail'
yield to our remedies withal a month; and that is a person who
only suspect' hittself injured, the. disease unity he prevented all
together from trpeearing I—a similnr remark opplies le Iva"
Other derangements of the gentrnitere tostern. as weakness, ale
eerntions, e,pecially strictures, ettestinale cases of whit
'ire
daily remnv'ed without the use of enustic or chniflants. t:r
pereliaritiee incideotal rn she softer oes have not romped vur
attention ; in which cuildoesi, combined with ellicays, 105
peeseded the means usu illy adooeil. In fine, eur system,.
unique; peenliarl v energetic; :sad eminently successful.
For the gowns' nceomit.ndation we do sot Wait ale
selves to stated periods of practice, but may be ret.suited et
reasonable hours.—s Country PAtiialS ace reqtrested flescrile
minately their wisp-tads. ikr. when Mediclore, seeds arlsiie,
will tie immediately.feirtearrkd to aril/ pars eif the K' >r
t bank-note is eatseckid to accompany the case.
Just published,
THE AEGIS OF LIFE; n timilrur Consolendery ett the
above Di!ea,es. G(DIS and Co. Maybe had at RI. Pater-
noster-r.ow ; 1;4, Fleet.street ; and 11 i rill Ifoiltse!les. iv tie
GOSS oat Co. M. R. C. 7see.teutste
lit. Bouverieestreet, Fleet-sties., Louden..

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