The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

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rid Ditto, Enpiga Mackintosh to be Undertow
o ithaut porehaqe, vice Mackenzie, promoted.
kith Ditto. Ckaries Peter Trailk, lieut. to be Second I..jeti-
, tenant, without purchase' vice Stewart, promoted. Da-
niel Forbes. Cleat. to be ditto, vice Carr. promoted.
Roval Stair Corps, William Tait, Gent. to be liosign, with-
out purchase.
7th Wrest-India Regiment. Er..!gn Joeph Anderson to be
Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Dorgan, Iturfteded-
EtbicVl Cuticle+ W. Stewart to be ditto, ee I
superseded. William Peacock, Gent. to he F,nsign, Niro
Anderson. William Blakeley, Gent. to be Ensign, vile

Stewart.
Ith Royal Veteran Battalion, Adjatant William Ms!flouts,
froldhalf-pay of the late Mans Fencibles, to be Lieute-
nant, vice Bowen, appointed to the 39th Foot.
Royal Waggon Train, Cornet J. W. 11. Streaphan to be
Lieutenatu, vice Kirkwood, dere ised. William Pears,
Gent. to be Cornet, vice Jovrett, deceased, Robert
L' (:strange, Gent. to be Corset, rice Streaphan.
STAFF.
Assistant-Commissary Samuel Hamilton, to be a Deputy-
Conunissary-General to the Forces.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
William Macartoey, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for General
Service.
The KilieS German Legion.-51b Battalion of the Line,
Ensign Eberhard de Brandin to be Lieutenant, vire Wisner,
decraved. George de Scha wroth, Gent. to he Ensign, vice
• de Brandi!.
2d Light Ilattalton, D. Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
noddle, deceased.
MT,MORANDUI.
Thr• appointment of Gentleman Cadet Lionel Ford. from
the Royal Military College, to he Easigu In the 43d Foot,
as stated in the (`casette of the 21.td instant, has out taken
place.
Eirata in the Gazettes of the 4th April, 14th September,
and Ilth October, 0409.
For Colonel John Prinie, of the 6th Dragoons, to be Major-
General to the Army,
Reed Colonel John Prince, of the 6th Dragoons, to he Ma-
jor-General in the Arms.
2Sth Foot—For 11. J. Bur.), Gent. to be Ensign, vier Manhy,

promoted,
Read H. J. Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Manby, whose
appointment dne4 not take place.
60th Foot—For Captain Ligertwotx.l to be Captain, vice
blamed, who reigns,
Read Captain ligert wood to be Captain, vice Twigg, ap-
pointed to the 54th Foot.

COMMiS4iOIIS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of
Kent.
Seven Oats and Bnnnlev Regiment of Local Militia.
Ensign William Austen to be Lieutenant. Dated October
11, Lio9.
Quarter-Master Abraham Palmer to he I:nsign, by Brevet.

Dated as above.
ran in YlNlnsott, Gent. to be Surges:l. Date., as above.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
T. Smith, sea, anil jun. lioen-drapers, from Oct.
Di to Dec. 19, at ten, at Wakefield.
BANKRUPTS.
John Webb. Great Portland-street, hatter. to surrender Oct.
31. Nov. 10, and Dec. 9, at Guildhall. Attorne), Mr. (ire-
gory, Clement's-Inn.
George aoutheoshe, Bristol. cheese-facto Oct. 31, Nov
10, Dec. 9, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol, Attorney,
Mr. James, Gray's-lino, I. mdon.
John Perkins, Neat!), Glaannr:.-nn, apothecary, Nov. `ll,
Dee. 9, alt the Cardiff Arms lan, Cardiff. Attorney, Mr.
Brown, Cardiff.
John Pain. Peckham', bricklayer, 0et.31, Nov. 14, MT. 9,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Broadway, 1/ept-

ford.
Solnman Fisher, Noble-s:rret. Fo.ter-lane. warohousemsn,
• Noy. 4, 11. Dee. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Stevens, Sine Cullege-gariens, Aldennanhury.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 18. G. Platt. Weakey' rraelts'oire,
21. J. Balls, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, draper.—Nov. 21.
J. Drowniag. Leadenhall-strent, hard waretuau.-.- Or t. 31.
W. Usborne, Christopher-street, Flubbarrsquare, merchant.
—Nor. 2.5 W. Pugh, Berwiek-street. taslor.—Not. 21. J.
Joh:aeon and .1. Susi ham, T wicket t's Mills. Northamptonshire,
and T. JoSnson, notllers.—Nov. 18. J. Leach. Turolsam.
green, shopkeeper.—Noy. Al. W. 3litchell, Merthyr
Glamorganshire, viotualler —Nov. 11. T. Turley, Merthyr
Tydwil, Glasnorgandsire.hrewer.—Nov. 21 W. and J
tiker, Wakelscld. York Airy, colliers.—Nov. 21. I. Stone
and P. Castanet., Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. shipwrights.—
Nov. 25. li. Martin, Wallingford. Berkshire, linen-tintp,or.
—J. Currie, High-street, Lambeth, dealer.—Dee 2.1. .1.
Jona, Old Gravel-lane. Wapping, cornfartor.—Dee.9. J.
Fenner, Lawrence-lane. wholetale, linen-draper.—Der.9. F.
Kirkman. Portsmouth, linen-draper.—Dee. Y. A. Lewis.
Banbars • Oxfordshire, mercer.—Nov. 18. J. Dalton and
S. Shallerres, Manchester, cottnn-spinners.--Now. 20. H.
Ziork, Liverpool, merehant.—Der. 9. J. Dean, Watling
street, wholesale liiien.draper.—Nov. IS. C. F. Olivier 1k
Perrip, Du ke.stsect, blassebetter-square, victualler.—Nov.
'2sl. J. Powell. Wapping-street, bliddieset. undertaker.—
N tr. 25. J. N. Rayner, Ely, linen-draper.—Nor. 21. J.
Askew and W. Wrigbt, New Bridge-street. Blitektriars,
-teats.hat-manstfaciarers.—Notr. 90. C. Bell, Penrit h. linen-
d4spr.—Nov. 29. W. Rideal. Wakefield, Yorkshiie, met..
cbant.—N ny. 90. W. Buddy, flearts•w.ozh, Yorkshire, com-
maa-brewer.—Der. 5. T. and G. Fereeley, Hulot*, Laura-
shire, cotton-spinners.
CERTIFICATES—Noe. IS.
G. Elden. Aldgate, jeweller.—F. 111arslali, S:rand. few -
eller.—M. Forster Liehfield-street. tarero-kcep:•r. -
W. Colline, Bristol, innkeeper.—J. Cooper. Pendl-ton.Lan-
rashirr chapasan.---J. Worrell, Watrington, Laitradtire,
fiour.dslakr.

Avernge Prices of Corn, by the quarter of eig:it Wieckes-
ter Bushel•, and of Oatmeal per R ill of 11Dib.. Avoirdupois,
from the return, received in the week en,lipz 21. t of October,
'lllll9s—Wheat 111.1 s. 10d.—Ryeiv1/4.lod.—llarley 5b..
Oats 995. 24.-Ileans 61s. 24 —Poise 525. 4d.—Oatmeal
Ws. 4d.

The AVera.te Price of I;rowit or bluscovitdo !cwt., com-
puted from Ike Returns made in the Week, endinz the t.ith
day of Geuther, l';t11), os .12s. 4d. per rstr:. eschuise of the
duties of customs paid or payable thereoo on the ituportatioo
thereof iutu Great Britain.

It was the well-known ➢lr. AintATTANt MARK
Rn►uAsa who appeared against Mr. TimmAs
itussELL. This h►scq Mr. BESAUAM is the• Officer
of the Marshulsea, who has made himself so no.
torious by his frequent charges of riot against in.
dividuals before the Magistrates at Bow.street.

A gentle addition of eight per 'tent. to the As.
sest.ed Taxes is rumoured. Why not 18, or even
SO ? Let us not linger Is the jaws of destruction.
The sooner the climax of cur fate approaches, the
sooner will the fate of the already overburdened
people he decided.
The Lords of his Majesty's Privy Council have
appointed an vessels coining from places affected
witli the plague, bound to Liverpool, to perform
quarantine iR Bromhorough Pool, in place of
Hoylake, as it is foind more safe and commodious
fur that purpose.
.The potatoc crop has i-been uncommonly ahun-
dant throughunt the whole of Scotland this season.
In sumo places in the cuanty of Fife, the produce
has exceeded 20 tons per acre. Throughout Eng-
land, we believe, the toualp crops have been equally
abundant.
The present weight of a Lady's fashionable dress
is etattly seven ounces.
Two men, otoe an Italian, 'the other a Pert's.
gtiesei were on the tith instant s•rangled and
burnt in the public place of Goes do Sordre, at
Lisbon, for uttering base coin. There are about
four or five more criminals to undergo the same
punishment.
' Last week three hundred brace of small store
carp were sent from the Duke of NORFOLK'S.
SIMI at Home Lacy, which wore deposited in the
I boson of the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, as
an esperloo:A towards stocking it with this species
of Usb. •

THE STATF.gMAN.

Toro French- pr‘beners latest), effected their es-
cape from Milbay prison; and got as far as Wey-
mouth, where they seized a boat, with an int.d.
lion of steering for the French coast ; but after
getting into the offing, they found themselves so
overcome with t.stigue, that they put batis again
o in order to save their lives.
John Clarke, Esq. is elected Mayor, and Henry
Midgley and John Bourne, &qrs. Bailiffs,of Li-
verpool, for the ensuing vear.,Williaas Barton,
Esq. is elected flavor, John Stuffier. Conway;
and John Tobin, Esqrs. Bailiffs, fur the ancient
and loyal Corporation of Sephtun, for the ensuing
year.
Mr. George Gould is elected Boroughrecve,
and Mr. Thomas Staines, and Mr. William flay.
wood, Constables of Salford.
Mr. John Ititclilfe is elected Boroughreeve, and
Mr. William Garnett, Constable of Manchester.
—Mr. Joseph Naditi was re-elected Deputy Con.
stable.
Five of the Cal!ital Prizes in the State L 'fiery,
drawn on Friday the `2oth were shared
and sold by SWIFT and CO. viz. N. 4,099, a Prize
of Five Thousind Pounds ; No. 753, a Prize of
Two Thou.:mil Pounds ; No. 518, Fite Hundred
Pounds ; No. 2,697, Five Hundred Pounds ; and
No. 4,855, Five Hundred Pounds. The fortunate
Holders may, as usual, receive their money all de.
mand, at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poul.
try, No. 12, Charing Cress, and 31, Aldgato
High-street.

MARRIED.'
On the 28th October, at St. Mary, Islington, Robert Wit.
mot. Esq. merchant, of tiuilotora-street, London, son of
William Wilmot, Lsq. Of the ronots of Kent. tu,lanc, Andy
daughter of Sampson Wheildon, Esq. of Calder, Staford-
shire. •
At St. blowy-le-Bone Church, by the Rev. T. Lawrence.
James Dose, of Wexharn-hous,., near Windsor, Esq. to
Catherine Rachel, third damghter of A. Douglas, of Mid-
shiels, in the county of Rasher4h, I:sq.
On Saturday. the ISA instant, at Maugham, Sussex, by
the Rev. R. Ellison, .loins Grroside, Esq. of Mark-
lzne, Loudon, to Frances, daughter of the late J. 1/ou.,,htx.
I*.sq. of ALlcrmanhury.
On Saturday last, Jisseph Bells EN. of Illshoptigaie-strut,
Louder to Mess E. Berry, of l'lnpluu Common.

DEXTHS.
Lately, at Martinique, Mrs. Bullock, ;tire of Joseph
Bullock, Lsq 'Commissary-o~nd
On the 24th umlaut, after a Briefing illness, Mrs. Bartho-
lomew Foe, of Rockingham-row, New iugiuu, Sarre), late
of Cie city of Gloucester.
On the 24)th ['ottani, at Lower-Totting, Surrey, Alm. IV:ln-
stall. in the 72d year of her age, dm:erred!), larte•itcd.
On Tonsdity la't, at Hadhain, Herts, Elisabetif Jane,
eldest daughter of James Chaplin,
On Saturday morning, at KertsinAon tkorrel Pits, of a
coosump:ion, oa her 2Mh year, Mrs. J. la Hunt, widow of
the late Mr. John Hunt, of Southwark, leaving on orphan
family 4.7 Bre children.
Tuerlit‘ last, in Salisbury-Noire, M,.. Reatrix Swab
sod 83, uswher of Mr. Jaasep.Bll" Primer. Fleet-buret.

• A CHALLENGIi.
•
MESSRS. CUR.Kir, and CO. Surgeons, late
in his Majesty's serice. challenge the w hole sm orbd
to prove a single instance when: their Medicine an.l
of l'are have failed of the desired erect. The practice of
inmsy years iii this particular hmincb of their professi,o, has
not given rise to one itimmertefol Case.
They continue to direct their studies to the treat:nem anal
cure of l'enereal Complaints, mod that f/erangeineni of the
Svstc+n, which is the consemseisce ..f the pernicionsand waste-
bil effects of a habit lone :tad 11104 unhappily purmed by the
youth of both seam. In the taw it will be Onovi to 1w the
unfailing source of harrows,; the miler have its rainices fa-
, tally developed In them by distressiag state of cehimity.
Which, if not dually remedied, terminates in impotence. 'These
are its remote and ultimate elects, while Can.amptions,- Lisa
of Must-W.lr Power, and various Nervous Complaints, moony
characterize the earlier:a:lg.-, of lois »Mar)! vice. 01 per-
vtollt lailzioshimiz under the disorder. Incident to such is habit,
their trentioritt it simple, nail has nevrr proved inionceessful
in the treatment ofa loam. lahorimasoad touch entrodrd prac-
tice. li. st obstinate and complicated eases of l mate-
-reel Ineectioa, loch as Obsirtictioisi in tat Urethra, gpungn
Estrin:removes. I lard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Erupt iou',
Sc-
miswl Weakness, Carets, ;`.2 :164)
ST R I C rumns,
Whether recent or of long duration, and which have balled
the skill of otherPractitionets. are, by their present improved
plan ll' treatment, eiliscimmlly and pernianeet ly cured, w bi-
ota Pie patient ,-;ffering the excruciating painaud 'Mooing he-
miirrlinge which frequently follows the application of the ht
camosic. In the course of ts Lett sear" exclusive practice
in his inctropoli ounierous cases of StrietarNlinve bee ;awl
are dills under their rare, tbe total eradication of which are
effected by n sare, ceraiti, and ex peditioustitude of practice.
superior to ally come yet adopted. l'he steak/Ws-, relaxa-
tion, nod debility preceeding from this complaint. are spee-
dily remained, and the patient restraint to round and viguroas
health. Ent ahrie the debility has for years exksted, a pro-
per peroeveranice in their restorative rericilies, after a Stric-
tureNu hero .iremyed, is inclispensibly regnisite to revive
the siumiserieg sparks of Life, and to reieni.uase the Coital-
;Mine.
Several NOtitew es and fir itr Lux en of the first reect-
ability. have here under the care ot Mews- CURILI Land
CO. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stric
tures, &r. ; :oral having weaned a radical and perinauent
Cam particularly requested that referwees might he made
in them. as satisfactory evidences of the derided superiority
of blessrs. CURRIE 'sad CO" plan of treatment. !May of
thew Gertlemeu have had strictures from 10 to 20 vein and
had been ender the care of blesses. Home. Heaviside", and
other Sorge' of equal cationic's.. who attempted the meshy
the application of the I /sear Cau,tk, wit Ana 4aeass.
?dieser& Currie and Co. may be consulted by either tea
with the contest delicacy, secrecy, and hamar, at their
home, No. 107 Halton Csardea.
Patients in the Canary are regarded to state the particu-
lars of their case, age, and general habit of Heim, At. Ac.
eiriming a remittance fur Lulea., and medicines,. when the
same ss ill be gi Teo oesent to any part of the kisigdotn. To en-
gem that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the pant-
age oflettersisay he added to Ow account for usedleble.
9lh Jaw, lei/9-107, Outten Garda).