The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-05 00:00:00

EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. CORNHILL,

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TIIE CHRONI4:I.E OF THE TIMES,

rams 1770 To 1040.
This day was published. in a thick and closely printed volume,
royal Irmo. with a Chart, price lin. in boards.
THE CH IttiNOl.lMlY of the last FIFTY YEARS,
from 1770 to MVO. the moat eventful period in the
Ilistory of the World ; preform, by one of the most ample
general Chronologies extant, from the earliest Records down
to 1770.

This will prove to he one of the most convenient and use-
ful Boobs of Reference ever published : and sooner or later
mist tied its way into
Rook-case of every private tomtits. The period of FIFT%
Y►ses has been chosen as being the term of on active Gene-
ration, within which events continue to operate on the
affairs of the world, and on the interests of individuals. and
'feriae which they are, therefore, in the highest degree in-
teresting to the reasoning* and recollections of contem-
poraries.

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Printed frvr Rir Richard Phillips and Co.. Bridge-street
and to he had of all Booksellers.

Of whom army he had.
Dr. RORINSON's MODERN HISTORY. from Charle-
magne to George the lYth, with numerous Engravings,
vice tig. Wind.

19. Coruhill.

2d Joie, ISVO.

POUR OF t 30.000 IN THE WHEEL, AND ONLY
ONE DAY TO DRAW.
CRROLL, the Contractor, gratefully thanks the
Public for their Patronage, and begs to express his
n:lppieess that uts PLAN to guarantee Purchasers of Tickets
and Shares between the 18th May and Ist June from Risk on
the Ist June. received such universal approbation. Cannoxa
entrees those Pirchvsers at his Daces, who intend return-
iaS Tin ets and Shares, to favour Mm with them as cool
as convenient, for all the Tickets having been sold before
the Ist Jane, there will be none. except such Tickets and
Shares as ma) be returned to meet the demand for the Ler
use ONLY Div OF DRAWING. which most probshty will
greatly exceed she supply, as the annals of Lotteries cannot
furnish au instance in any way approaching to the
PRPSINT STAT. OF ?RR WRIML.
FOUR GRAM) PRIZTJ4 2M1.0110, EACH ! with
OTHER CAPITALS, Money. and Consols,
ANC) ALL MUST RE DRAWN
On Fazosx, of June. when the Lottery finishes.
CARROLL begs to acquaint those who intend returning
flu.; r Tickets or Shares, that, should either of the Numbers
returned he draws One of the Fenn I'lo,ooo Prises, the
Perven so retiunlug the Ticket or Share gives op ill claim
to the 230.4100 Prise, or indeed to anyy. otber Capital or Prise
tint the Nrimber or Numbers so returned may be drawn.
Br T Mel LD ANT PARSON holding a Ticket wish to retain
only a part of that Ticket, CARROLL will with greet plea-
sure share such Ticket, and let the Purchaser take whatever
part of it he pleases.
esunott shared and sold in the last few Months,
4.3R7 x 30.000 7.003 26.000
1416 91AM 4,t26 B,llOO
1.516 .20.000 dice. be.
.Ind Fusir Capital Prizes that were drawn the First DIV,
Pith April.

NORDIAL UALM of OILEAD enriches the
blink without inflaming it; braces without stimulating
too violently the netvetts system; frees ■nd disbartbeus the
vi.er-a and other important organs; resolves obstractlons.
sterns •he.ns the general habit. and brings back the mosellar
their natural and healthy tone.
gold in bottles at r is. and kn. each, by Mr. S. Leigh.
Bacon and ti 1.. 130, Orford-street; Mr. Ward.
Holborn Stradilaq , Royal EseLtage ; and all Medicine
riders hi the kingdom.

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4411 Regiment of Foot.—To be Lieutm Cants without pur-
chase—Ensign Jackson. vice Diithy. der.% tsod ; Lieutenant
Cotton. from the half-pay of Ihr Royal trtilk ery. vice Robin-
son. deceased..—To be Easi.;n4 without wrchase— --
Cludwood, gent. vice Clarke, deceased ;R. 1 Rhea. gent.
tier Jackson.
Sth Ditto.—Ensigo Plastid.. from half-pay' t f the Royal
York Rangers. to he ensign. lice Shaw, who racy nalifem, re"
ceiring the inference.
19th Ditto.--Captain Fitzgerald. from half-pay tk 1:1 loot.
to be captain, vice Llewellyn, aho exchanges, receLsillf the
differeurr.
10th Ditto.—To be Lieutenants—Ensign M.Manns., with-
out purchase, tire Drnnoliond, deceased; Ensign C 65 mot',
by purchase, glee 31'Manus, whose appointmeut has net
taken place.
47th Ditto.—Eosign Nelson to be lieutenant, without IR ir-
ehase. Tice Forte•ome, appointed to liar 3d /toys; Veteran
Hottali,ea ; C. F. Neynoe, gent. to be ensign, vice Nelson.
34th Ditto. —Rrevet-Mayor Fauut, to be major, without
purchase, vice Worsle, deceased; Lieutenant Ellie' to ht
captain. vice Faunt ; Ensign Lax to be lieutenant. vice Ellis
Ensign Burrows, from half-pay York Chasseurs, to be en-
i sign. sice Lax.
tkNh Ditto.—Lieutenant Bruce• from Ie or Grenadier ne-
giment of Foot (Werth. to Ise captain. by purchase. lice I:le
ftenaillii, who retires; Assistant-Surgeon Smith, from half-
!pa o thr Regiment. to be assistant-surgeon, vice, Simpson.
d. ceased.

11111 Ditio.—Lientroant Taylor. from half-pay of 30th
Foot. to be lieutenant, vice Mairis, who eke Ranges.
ttilth Ditto.—Easign Murphy, from hall-pay 40111 Foot. to
be ensign. vice Barri Son. who exchanges.
91'1 Ditto.—Captain Mitchell. from halPpay 23th Foot, to
be captain, Tice Hobbs, who exchanges.
let Ceylon Regiment.--To he Fecund Lientenants—Quar-
termaster Kennedy. without purchase, eke Gray, promoted ;
Second-Lieutenant Mylias, from half-pay of Bourbon Regi-
ment. eke Kennedy, who exchanges.—To he Quartermas-
ter—Lieutenant Fox, from the Corps of Ceylon Pioneer
Lateen'. vice Kennedy.
Cape Corps.—Ca valry—Cytain Sontemut. froaKAlt•
Mntry, to be captain without parchase; Lieut. Hon. J. Mas-
sey, from half-pay 20th Ugh' Dragoons, to be lieutenant,
without pnrchase ; C. T. Bird, gent, to he cornet, without
purchase.
Infantry.—To he Captains. without pnrehase—lieutenant
Stuart, from 7211 Foot ; Lieutenant Aitchison. from the Royal
Artillery ; Fitzelarence, from the Coldstream
Foot Guards; LienieJant Slocien4trooni, bier wolgerset,
appointed to the Cavalry. - -To he Liettiensnts• without pur-
chase— !Ararat': rnistrong. from the Royal .tfrican Corps.
vice Fleeson. who retires opt'," half-ry Itoyal African Corps ;
Ensign Knight; Ensign Hon. I. Keppel. from ltd Foot;
Ensign Markham. from ait:t Foot, s ire tockeastrooto.—To
be Ensigns, without prirease—Gentleman Cadet Warden.
from the Royal Military C.oileire; Gentleman Coolet Ennis.
from the Royal Military College tieollenian Cadet Rich-
mond, front the Royal Military Ciillege. vice Knight.—To
he Quartermaster—Deputy Provost-Marshal Ilumphrys.
3 I Royal Veteran Ratta;itin.—Lientenatit Forteseue. from
27th Foot, to be Heat-neut. vice Brown, who returns to his
ioniser situation on the Retired List. _ _

Nth Royal Veteran Battalion.—Lieutenant Macleod, from
half-pay Sicilian Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice O'Connell,
appointed to the 7th Rol al Veteran Rattelion.
ttfiVlT.—To he Majors in the Army—Captain Bates.
Rossi Artillery c Captain Kettlewrll. Rolat Artillery.
G•anisoNs.-.-Majur-Oauerat Griffiths to be captain of
Yarmouth Castle, in tblffilsie of Wight. rice Worsley, de-
ceased.
M . cu. The appointment of Mr. Colgulinun to
as esiaienry in the 10th Foot, to be sire Connor. and not
vice M'Mauus, as stated in the Ossette of 811th April last.

IMPOSITt THE Kr:CO*l+llE %THE. H i VMARKET. I
THB DIREU I ORS respectfully submit to the
Retitle the Motown to Portooss Wowed at these
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set**, benelits
lo every es eambisied. The Payment of Rent is
allowed to sufferers by Fire without Increase of Premium.
No charge is mode for Polities—no responsibility eon be lo-
coweed. es in Partnership Societies. wherein every one is
liable for losses to the extent of his whole Property.
Lars IN•1 RANCIS effected: the eventing or purchase of
Annuities offered to the Public on the same equitable Terms.
WM. BRETH 4M. Serretar).