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FROM LAST NTCIII"S GAZETTE. cßnwrr OFFICP, AUGUR' 4, rg.)". R tTr• N , P TO STIVE IV TUR ESA'NT PARLI.".tgENT torm , rh of Poll •ftor Right lion. Lard Dufferitt and Cla w-Iv —re 1-ei .0 I. borough of Appleby—r: .1.01,0; William Ridley Colborne, Efg wurrLtIALL, Aumisr 4. The Elio Fae been rieaftd to ref, v.* ti , e rn TrtrAro CH It 111 oPHER DOWDESWF LI ,Dctor MI6. by and Rretnr of Starford t' .e Court! of P. if e'e Rectory rf Prelam In tt• f.id Conr.y rfa..x rod Dincef- or I ewinn. ee fame tri-r vol.! by tiw froll 4 , n of joLn (inter, Whop of I . xete. to tis, F 'rot Silif..bry Ile FIN!: hR , Wt. b•rn pt.•afrd tti rr-fete rise Rev. JAsirt irg !cr.( lerlr. Neater e• Art*. P t dm? of 1 4 eurtirn Magri, in the Con-ty of Hcr.ettri, and liinr4c of liaeoln, 'AI by the death of the Rev. Williim 1 onnereati. MILITAPT Pr OMOTIONIS. wAR-orrlcr, t.ec. 4. iftc7. et r egf -rent or Dragoon Vitne t t.-3.4in !CI L,te Cap t lin in the Pegirnert )to I e ice Artit -evert d. et! Di t'—lituterant )rwl I George P •rcsford, from the 70 Pont, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice De Elalukre, who 11 - retiTirS 3d Pirtn—liorb Comrnirr, Gent. to be Comet, by porebare . . . vice rornored . }Yrto.—Tliorms Potrirgar- rlcnt to he Cornet, widiont put chaf.., vice Defgard r-trno*,ol, IR Regiment of 1/ragooris—Caro-t Triwyn Bandy to Lieutenant, by parebafr, vice liul-on 1d Dirto—Major James Inglis Hamilton to be Lieutenant-Colo nel,by prirehare, vice Bothwell who wires. Captain lfaac B. Clarke to be Major, vice Hamilton ; Lieutenant George James to be Captain or a Trnop.v:ce Clarke. Regiment of Light - Dragoons— Thomas Price, Cent. to be _ . CcrnCt. by pnrehafe. vice Andrews promoted. 24th Dian—Cornet Clarks Knatchbull to be "Ammo, by purchafe, vice Mille% promoted. n3ll Ditto—John Martin, Gcnt. to be Cornet, by Forage, •ice _ ?Mackay. prommed. F. - egimert of Font—Lieutenant John M'Phail, from the 72i Poet, to be Lieutenant vice Henderfon. who exchanges ; Fn. fign John Al'Phail from the 72d Foot. to be Lnhgu, vice . . Steelt;,who exchanges. th Ditto—rnhgn the Honourable Peter Burrell, from the ad Weft India Reritnent, to he Lieutenant, without purchafe. rice Ormfhy, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. 9th Ditte—George Gunning. Gent. to be Fn6go, by purchafe, vice Tighe. appointed to the 3d Font Guards. 14th Ditto.—Captain Ro!lrrt Itamfav, from the tsth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Reynolds. appointed to the tit Garrifon Battalion ; Captain W H. Hall. from the path Foot. to he Captain of a Company, vice Madden, who exchanges ; F.r fign WilliamJamea RCA, from the 3ad Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Wilkins appointed to to the 7th Gatti- Won Battalion arh Ditto—Captain William Gorman Johoton. from the 111 Gars rifen Batalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice Ramfay, ap pointed to the 14th Frnt. 28th Ditto—Captain D Lindfay, from the 96th Foot, to be Cap Lain. of a Company, vice Deane, who exch-vsgm. 32d Ditto— f)'Rcilly, Gent. to be Entlgn, without pur chafe. vice lea promoted in the 14th Foot. 3 ph demi nant Andrew Wilder to he Captain of a Cons parv, vice Tarletnn. deceafect ; Lieutenant Alexander Shaw to hr t...artain et a Company, vice Peck, deceatcd. To be I teut. nan-s—Lieutenant William Wharton. from the 7th Cat-if • • orttion. vice Wilkinfon. deceafed ; Fnlign Thomas Rea.'. vice Wil ter: Enfign Freeman vice Shaw. To hr ! rfignr Amos, Cent. 'rite Evans ; Emerfon, Gent vier Freeman. 43th flits'—Chaths Barnwell, Gent. to be Fr. Ego, without per chafe, vice Loon% pr. htoted. 33d Dittn— Jehn iinottr, Grin. to be EnEgn. purehate, vice fair, promote d. 35th Di.te—Hofpi-al rate William Robert run-owes to Le Af fiftant Sue-Fem. vice I` , .yle appointed to the ?sth Foot 59th Dit•n--Duocan nortion. Oro!. to he linftro. without per ch .fe, vie , Bi:hre- fur -rfelled, brier aL fent without leave. 7.th Ditto—Captain Henry Niaklan from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Compary vice Half. vat? tacknges. yift Ititto.—Litutenart Ce.lonel the licmottratle William Bla quiere, from the ad Dragoon Guards, go Le Lie umlaut. Colonel, vice Lord George Peresford. who xchatTes. 72dDitto—Lieutenant Robert Henderfon, from the Royal.. to be Licutenalitorier T.i Phail. Who a:change.; Folign W Steele, from the Royals. to be Ft.fign, vice 141!Pitail, who t acbarges. Sift Ditto—Yawl Fdward Smith to he Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Edwards protnoted if! the Sicitan Regimert ; Lille Ftnwick. Gent. tote Enfign, without purchafe, vice Shaw, whofe appointment has not taken place; Thomas Hardy Hamer, Gent. to be EitCgn, vice Smith. 9 tth Ditto—Hotpital.Mate J. H. Ridgway. Gent to be Afraftant • Surgeon. vice Rowe, promoted in the (9111 toot. 56:h Dittn—Captain A. Deane, from the 18th Foot, lobe Captain of a Company, vice Lindfay, who exchange% Sd Wsll. India itsgiatent—Wiltiam Tyler, Gent. to be En6gn wi'bout purchafe, vice Burrell. pehtnoted in the 7th Foot. sth Ditto—Philip Forfto.r, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Hazelgrove. promoted. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant \V. Grant Cogidan, from the 72t1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; vice Delcordal, who refigns. Ift Garrifon Battalion—Captain James Reynolds, from the 14th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Johnfon, appointed to the tsth Font. 7th Di!to—Lieutenant James Wilkins, from the 14th Foot, to be Lis utenao., vice WEarton, appointed to the 3;th Foot. Fencibles—Peter Hunter, Gent to be EnOgn, vim Ca micl:a-i, promoted. STAFF. Captain E. R. J Creen, of the woth Foot, to be Deputy Q:larter• Mailer General un a particular fit vice, with the rank of Alojur In the Anr.y. T• be In.fpcning Field Officers -f Yenurarry and Vcittnieet Cmps in North Brita.n, with the rank of Lieutenant. Colonel in the Army, while fo em ployed. erlanel Charles M Munro lee of the 3TR Foot. ieutenant-Camel James Robinfoo, en Half Pay of the wsth Font Major John M.Doorgall, on Half Pay of the 47th Foot. h•ir James G Bairn, *art. late Lirutenaot•Colonel of the S3dFoot. Geo. Callender, Ffq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the Rifle Corp. Rope Douglas. Ffq late l.lcutenar.t. Coked of the 38th Foot. William Douglas Ffq late kutenant-Colonel of the 83th Foot. Andrew (Allan Efq late Major of the ad Dragoons. Cohn Macdonald, Efq late Lieutenant-Colonel of "the Royals John Murray. lifq. late larding Held °Meer in North Britain. wools Munro. Efq late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 94th hoot. Mantas Pater.on,-kfq late Lieutenant-Culawl of the 22d Light Dragooos. James Stewart, Ffq late Lieutenant-Colend in the elai Foot. (:corgi Scott, l fq • late Major of the 3d Post. Tani , WiSiamfon, Efq late Major of the loth Foot. Mark Watt, F fq: late Maj tr of the brth Foot. To be An Inipeßing Field Officer of Feneibles and Volunteers in the He of Mn,.a with the rank of Lieutenant Ccilouel in the Army, while fo em• Lieutenant-Governor Cornelius Smelt. BAR'IACKS. illiam Magnus Henderfon. kfq. late Captain in the A rr , l-fltire Feneible Infantry. to tic a Barrack-Mager in Great Britain, vise Bucknall, who refigne. Chatham Dock Y.itcl Regiment of Volunteers. Chatham Company. . . Wlliiam lA'ilkir.s Scott, Ffq. to be Captain of a Company, vice Lloyd. appointed to Dtptford. linfign William Spencer iv be Lieutenant, vice Smith, whit re . ilgus. •- • bexile Mange:, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Spencer. Sheertiefs Company. I John Witham', F.fq. to be Captain of 3 Company, vice Garner, appointed to Woolwich. tR Rt9,intent of the Royal Eafl India Volunteers. Infi gn w t a Ciam Guniton to to Lientcnant, vier. Abington, cello religns; z n 1 William Dawfon Pluntley,Gent. to be &lip, vice costliest. ___ • • . • MiIIIORANDOIII. 'The appointment of Lieutenant Jame* from the gstb Finn, to be 'Captain of..a Company In thn gyth Foot as Rated in the Gax-tte of the tlitla November Lift, hag not taken place. . _ _ Captain Jams 01)..rnell, of the 414 I a t, and Fnfign George Cl,lwes, of the t-th Foot, are fuperfeded, being abfent without leave. EltßA't OM in the GAZITTE of tar 28th Ultimo. 31 Regiment of Font Guard. For Frilly Henry P. Berme to be lleuten - in. vice Hepburn. Enfign limey P Buyee to be Lieutenant, by vice llepkurn. CoruinifL Int figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Effex. Alreficrn Battalion of Eire: Militia. Enfign Fred• Tick Foakcr to be Lieutenant, vice Shiaito, -refijned. Dated Jetty 6, ;837. 3J Troop of Eifel Yeomanry Cavalry. Come° J..hn Grew- to be Lieutenant. vice Vachell, refirned Jahn Philips Judd. Gent to be Cornet, vice Gruvc, promoted. Dated July 1, 187. Comtnitil Ins in the Royal Laticallaire Militia, figned by the Lord Litotenant.-;--ta Battalion. P'eflon Fe7er reek& Erg. tote Captain. Dated July t 2, 18 `7. Henry Etneerworth. Gent to he Lieutenant. Dated Feb. t .1807. Oliver Ormerod. Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 16, 18J7. Starkey Hyde Wilkinfon, Gent. toile Enfign. Dated July 12,18:7. • 3d Battalion. Fred wiper, Celt, to be Lieutenant Dated July 150.18.37. Henry Sharpies, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated April 4, 1807. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Worthington. of Garrett WitMe Manchetter, loaetptr, dealer and ehapman, to furrender Auguft s 7. 18, and September 24, at eleven. at the Bridgcwa•er Acme Inn, Mancheft. r Attorniee, Mr. Charles Jackfon, NO. 3, Hare court, Temple, London; or Mr. DIC3II, Stockport. Cbelhire. James Mann. of Warwick, grocer, dealer and chapman, Anguft 27, i B. and Sept. t t. at eleven, at the Black Swim, Wsewick Attorn:es, Metres Smart and Thnmu. Nn 8, Staple Inn ' Lot dun , Of Mall. TOMOS and lieydon, Warwick. ' Edward 1 - I.twetl, of Liverpool. cotton merchant, dealer and (haw man, Auguft t t . la. and Sept. it, at ten. at Guildhall, Leation. Attorney, Mr. Glenn, No. 23, Garack-hill, London. '• ' Benjamin Hoddinott, of le. 'on, Santrefet. linen.dranev. dealer trd chapntan, Anguft s,, 18, and September tj, at eleven. at the King's Arms Inn, Bruton. Attornirs, Mr J N. Michell, Union court, Broad.ftrcet,-London; or Mr. Edward Michell, B neon. Augo ft 8. Ifue Lind°, of Great St. liclen'l,. London, merchant and infer lice broker, at twelve. at Guildhall. Angell 8. Wil!lam Younghelband, of Colchefter, Effs:x, draper, at t welve at Guildhall: Auguft 8. rsthan Godtlard, of Kingflon-upou-Thames, Surrey, fhcpkreper, t t twelve, at Guildhall. AuBuft 8 . Jame . ' Fiddler. of Sudbury : Suffolk, taylor and draper, at ten, at Guildhall, I .ondon. Angult 8. Thomas Tilts, •f IVymond;am, Norfolk, cordw4lner, . . _ . at three, at the White Ewan, Norwich. . August s Charl-s Evans, nr N ant wick, Cheihire. fhaemakt.r.at ..... _ _.... - . (Men, at the White Lion Inn, NV hitchnreN, Salop. Aunt 8. Th..mar York. late of Ikcnn;hire•llreet, parlfn of St Georje the Martyr, Middlefez, merchant, at twelve, at ( hall, London. Auguft 5. Richard Cropper, late of Wigan, aneaf!bire. timber met chant, at c lo v en, at the CgobeTovern, Anima R. 'George Seore, late of Nndover. 'Tanta. innbnlder and vi to ller, at twelve, at the White Ilan Inn, Andover. Auguft 8. Rich Lewiq. of O'Mara St. Pats, Wil's, fliop• kelwr, at twelve. at C:uildhlll London. Augtot 8. George Pf)t!ye. (`haring Croft, Middlefex, halter. dallier. at twdve. at Guildhall Atquft ft. Thomas P.arows. late of Mardimont-pliee, near RuG Gll-fqoare,•ll?iddlefes, trn. at Guildhall. Augnft R janies Charl,s Snit!: of Bontliog Grecx-lone, rex, vi.rl4,l;er at t we've, at Guildhall. Augull 2/4 Palph Ogden. of linttany, near Alliton.und:r-Lyne, car.dre. r'ttnn P o inuer. at ten. at the Pal , ee Inn. Alai.elleitcr. Augul tl. lir-nry I farveod of It artargatc, ltle of Thauet, Kent, bib:cher, at ten, ;it Guildhall , Lonlan LONDO.V S F ).? 71-15 371.3N771 CF LIST. F.Nnusti COSTUME. KENNINDTON ✓ARDEN 11res•Ea.—Nn. t —A plain camlwle row.d drefi a r•all:ir f t L nßrh. Ronan fpencer of eelrflid lane ruiner. with Van,lvke lappets-end fall n collar; finifhed w`it►t the fame mold the 10 , ..rnm of the waift. a,•d C oNiOtt open in ircrt the 1);,14.:n. A vi!l.•fte hat of Imperial cht7, with beehive crown, confined under the coin with ribbon the colour of the fpencer.— Cropped hair. divided in the centre of the forehead with fall culla. CaoVe. ani fhozs of lemon coloured kid. Pareol of fi. rnot:-enlottral 2 —(?nand train drat of Irolia mann. with Con flees orna nww ed r-und the bottom and 11 'rvo with A rich hard:A.of needle -1 work. Promenade tippet of liniffels lace, *Hoed with white (pin. Hat of white chip, or fancy cap of like &tin, with a Pruffels lace veil flair confined in braids over tat richt tem; , l-, and formed in hole e•urls on the oppctite fide. Gold boor cat.' ir Gloves and flippers of Mac kid LoNonts WA LRINO DREssrs —No. 3.—A French jacket ar.d petticoat of In is muffin. finlike(' at the extreme cage et Vaodyite and headings of embroidery. I'lain fhort &eye; frock hofora, confined at each corner of the butt, where the jacket Falk in rely . lappet'. Full frill of French net roc:nd•the back and 'boulders Brunfwick bonnet of pale jonquil farftlet. ornamented with a wreath of fimilar flowers. I lair a waved crop; oval hoop eat , rings ; York tan gloves; !hoes of palatine Lid ; parafol of Melt lavender bl ,Mom. No 4. Plato round gown of the fineft cambric. with gored ho fool, as. .1 Caused R.icees. Lace tucker. with then feolloped edge . Robe reliffe of jaconet mullio, bordered all round with needle work and Vandyke. A Cagey hat of fatin thew, with 2tlge • hit ebreaior-&-frFr tied acrofs the crown, and under the chin, with a lruidkerchief of PariP nrt, or coloured farfiset. Wow of the gown confined with a bow of ribbon to corn-fp:lnd. Straw•co loured kid glove• and (boos. Para..' of foaled green farfner. MORNING FULL DRESS rot GEN-risme:s—An olive•green double branded coat, white waificoa, and trowfers The moil faftdonable Melia for du Mooting arc eompored of light or green mixtures; the latter is called the parftcy mixture, which is begin ning so nfurp the preference : there coloured coats arc worn breafted, with collar' of the fame cloth, and almoft univerfally a plaited button; they are alto fhorter than the evenitw coats, made without pocket Asps, and rendered as lipid as partible. Printed ftripe quilting waittenats, tingle breafted and withnnt binding. light coloured ktrfeymere pantaloons and gaiters, or breeches and gaiters ; white or Narki.: trowfers, with or without gaiters, and tome few striped trowfers. F.Tetittra Mass --Dark Blues with flat gilt tnttons, and in general with coll.:, of the f-nie. ; and foreft green*, with collars of the fame cloth, or of black vAvet, according to the fancy of the wearer. The buttons on green coats arc guided by fancy. White wailtcoats are univetfal Breeches are generally at Nankin, or light drabs, and pearl-coloured karfeymetts. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT mg. JULY. The wheat llama has commenced on many of the light foils, in the bnrae diftria, and alto in Norfolk, and parts of the Ilk of Tbanet in Kent ; except on cold, wet lands, the produce is expeded to prove abusidart, as the ear was never remeinhered to be be•ter let in the principal corn o ountrics.—The Peale have fultied much from the drought, and the Kentifli Fifes brans have been materially injured by the collier, from the fame cattle. ..‘Oata,as a generaterop. will he found defence; the fen coon tries, though impenved will fall very Chore of their ufital produce. I ...Rape anti roultard feeds do not riie well.—Potatoes never af forded a finer praise& of a general crop —The principal turnip coon tries.particularly Norfolk, have very unequal plants ; thole early Sawn aye promifing, ho' the latter ones have been much taken off by the Sy.—The hap plantations have been fn materially injured by the dry werber. in Kent, Su(111, and the Shires, that the produce of the year is not laid 'at snore than half a crop ....The hay has I been generally got in well, hut has not proved fo abundart as WAS exp. ded in may) , didrieta The Graft lands are short of feed. except on cool bott , inw, for want of rain —The meat mar kets have held up their prices for prime beef ; but mutton and lamb have found a cottfiderable redation in Smithfield.—'l he fairs of the central counties have been abundantly fupplied with cattle. panieularly large importations of oxen from Ireland . Store (beep find a dull file, and to do hogs.—The wool market has experienced a Leal ilteleufion from lait month's prices. , tiRT Ht. . FondaT, the tpth ult. at Fairfield I.olge, near Exeter, the lady of Captain John I.owe. or a davzhter. Monday, the t 311% ult. in Arlikgton-ltreet , the Vireounters Mar tbim, of a daughter. On Sateleday morning. at Bronlptott. rear Chatham, the lady of Captain Maeartoey, of the Royal Artillery, of a fon. On Wain-fday. jcly 24. at Dungannon Park, the lady of the lion. and Rev. Chimes Knox, of a fon. MARRIED. Michael Dalbardie, m i . of London, to Mifs Elia i Th . oMpfcia Zarhter of the bite Anthony 'l'homp fon, Erg of Doc.lin. Tborfday. David Carruthers, Fig of Ce.pthill -court, to Mifs Mary Cheffall, fecund daught,.r ache is Matthew Cheffall, Erg. of Norfolk ftrect. Wedneelay, the tgth ul• 7.t %%remittal:3m, the Rev. Robert Cox, edtor of Boughton , Leicefter. to Mif Leyeefter, daughter of Ralph Leyeefter, Eft; of Hall Grove, in the county of Surrey. Monday, at South Mironts. Chitties Ctickenfon, Fig. of Farley Cagle Berta, to Mifs Catherine Allingham,daughter of Thomas Alliogbam. Efg. of London. On the t sth alt at fea, on hoard the chip Proteetor. Henry Beams mafter, Mr. Henry Bulb. Heft Officer on board fad Blip, to Mifs Emma Felmonflon, of Edinburgh. The 27th uk at Maidltone church, by the Rev Mr. Reeve, Baffage. Gent. of Tr' Town, RocLefter, to Mifs Hope, of Malditonc, being the fifth tidy the above gentleman has led to the Altar of Hymen. lurftlay. at St. George the Martyr, Queen Niue, B. If. Drury, Pfq late Fellow of King's College Cambridge, to Milt A.D. Hal -1 lamby. Lately, at Walton Church, William Meadwrs, of McaLbw. ftreet, aged 7t, to Mary I.owe, Prefton area, 1.1-erpool, aged 57, being his fifth wife. Hi. firft was Either Dawfon, fpinfler, I with whom he lived two year., and was one year a widower; his- fecond, Peggy Rotinfon fpirdler, with whom he lived so years, and had nine chiliren, and mos one month a widower; hi. third, Betty Douoas, with whom he lived two year; and WAS reven weeks a widower; hi. fourth. Betty'Nnrcot, with whom he rived 18 year., and was a v.l lower about nine months; Lis fit- h, Mary Plant. with whom he lived t Ott years, and was hz svechs a widower; and now Mary Lowe, as above Wool. DIED. Tuefiay. at her honfe, York Plzee, Baker. flrcet, the Right Ho-. , rah El , roncfs Watcrpark, r iiet of the late Right Hon. Sir Henry Cavet , (l,lll Bart. I ler Ladyfl.ip is fue:eeded in her tides by her Weft fon Sir Richard Qatretidifh. I.atrly, the Right Hon. I ady Richard 'Mire, relidi of Robert Phaire, rfq. of naphiar, cattle y of Wexfnrd. At Cherry Orchard, Charlton, Kent, Mils Maria Pererral, in the dth year of her age, the yonagtit daughter of Mr John Per. e_va!, of that place, end late of New London ilreet, merchant. Sunday bete at Teignmouth, in Dcvaufbirc, Charles Dutuford, Efq. Barrifler at Law •At Margate,where he wen* f-r the benefit of his health. James Ma L pharlane, rig M. P. Do('Jor Maepharlaue was formerly PrA Miro, rhyfic in the Univetfity of Prague. Thurfilay lift, at Billoipfbmirn. t' t Rev Henry Montague Davis. A. M. redlor of that patina, and vicar of Eynsford. in Kean. L , tcly, at New Miller l)am, near Wake nid, the Rev. John Lotifd.,le, Vicar of Daigle - id, and Vicar of the Perpetual Curacy. Lately, in the both year of his age, the Rev. Stephen Moore, tipwarls of t 7 year; Vicar of Dstkalltr. lately, aged 3 ), Mr. William Shtrield, fen. of Roughbrongh, near New Mallon, farmer. A fingular cireuniflarec hipper/Lel to the above perfon 49 years ago; when in emtpany with five or In. peal le bathing a . rfiinitlZT(oll Quay. a wanton Ilt.n was fire.l from a veff,-1 leaving the harhour, as he was fining urn the ciift top, and In the ad of drawing his ftockings over his ai.de, ttruch him dole to his fleets ends, and fly,t his foot And ancle to atoms at the :sine time tainT a curt off the wi t ! of a Chotlrmen of the rani of Warcop. who was in e..tr.pany with him. 111011 WATLit Al' 1.0NO.):4 baIUOK 'I 0-AIuKKOW. 4 allvlt-s rfts 3 , A ft-rro 36 min !tea tf•er 3 RESPITTARLE ATTFCTATION OF A CURE , PFICFOR Nth D CCM VIA I. EALM Of GILEAD ; A Nledicike iirrarnllcled for i.s PT.:II n . efflc ‘.cv in :si:rvons 7i!3 1 it: bi:it t. J Coi,Dittitiops. Shut - mai; of 11re4th, 013 CaugLi, ere /4:c.. Me Hollis, of Romfey, writes under dates of the I 3th D ee m / . l•er, t ard tsth January, tiles, that a yourg Mao of his se go...howler has receiveda remarkable care t y the s l a in of Gilea I. having been troubled with figs of 10.1 ftantling, at tended by a nervous cornpl.,int; he is now r.s well as any perfun in that town. as Mr. H can vouch t y rderence to c perfun himfelf. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is fold in bottles, price, half-s-guin-a each, (or family bottles, at 335. containiqt . four at tea lA. or Wile:, are (awl) —Perims who do not with to have their names known, may have thdrboles,or lettersobrated to W. Z. to he lett at -- tin cancel for. Dr. Solon:on, when ronfulted, expeds lA. anal fee of half a guinea. Bach letter Ihotll, fur LLty, be thus directed," Money letter. Dr Sohmon 9 Gilead Houle, near Liverpool." Oas EP V r—Fachbottle of Dr. Sol moo's Medicines 1:a. a Go• vernment Stamp, with the name of the Proprietor," Simi. Solo mon, Lien pool." cngray. d thercdn, to imitate which is f lor y. To be had, at Gilead Iloufe, near Liverpool; of Dicty and Sot • ton, Bow Church yard, nrd Matthews and Leigh. 13, Strand; Martin Keene, No. 6, Celtege Green, ; Hale, Cork, Magee, 13x:ft ; R. Bach and Co. Pearl ilrect, I;ew Yore; and of all Vonlersof I'atint Medicines In the United Kingdom. RHI - UMATIC CGUr AND RHEUMATISM. 111,1 It lit DG F.'s SPECIFIC is a remedy, the utility A-P of which has been proved by extentive pradtice, and is con& stelqii offered to the public. and recommended as a certain cure to tinge afllklted with the above dikrders. The proprietors pledge themfelves. that in all cthi where it has been edminiltered, is has given relief, iu molt that it has effeeled a reefed cure. even where every other rrtriedy that has been retorted to has failed and tem thF . lpngth of time the arlininn ha' continued , and total &prim taon of the safe of ii.nbs, forcers has b-rn hopelefs, and the mite • • -rabic !offerer reduced to detpair —for t. , truth of which they beg leave to refer to mu-arrow letters, eak and tettimoniats, very ref pediably vouched, that are open to g, .._rat infpeetion, and.will he readily hewn to any appileart. at ;heir wart lunge. 'They have the greatelt fatisfaCticin in alluring the rublic, that the competition is perfedily free from any mercurial opiate cr other drug that can, in the tilghtrft degree, injure or impair the molt delicate conflict.- 0 0 0. and is directed 141ely toile removal of thole diftrelful corn ylaitits by the procels of its operation it ercreafes the appetite, promotes mist t e la setoradan, to a night diuretic. removes obftruc • dons ur the Joints and glands, purifi.s the blood. ftrengtbrns the nerves, and ,Bing as an alterative upon the whole frank, rents• rates the (Vim in all its natural funtftims. sold whclefale and retail by the Proprietors, Net 6, York ftrect, Covent Garden, in bottl-1, ys Ana i ie. each, duty included. Stamps allowed 00 takfhg four—arrangements ire formirg that it may afro be had of every refpeetable Medicine 'Vender in the United Kingdom on the fame terms. UUTLER'S RESTORATIVE 0 t DFR. here offered to the ofe of the Pub& at large, was in the circle of Dr P. H. Dimfdalee particularaceptaintance, and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients,an,l ill virtues juiny app., clat ed ; bat a certain delicacy prevemed him from pidatfely at:now:dug this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into NIP tlim 9f the original recipe, and be begs to elite,: thnfe with decayed or tam • five teeth and gams, that they may rely on i efficacy and refine• ative quality--a truifm of which :7.1 , one may be con vireed, by a fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of tai: Tooth Powder, Its deterfive property is jaft fufficient to clear away thole den endive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in site interitices of the teeth, without injuring the fur,"2se of either. healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new I na• mel of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour, and is withal ft, perfedly innocent, that it may he evert withont injury. There diftinguifhinp charadterifiics of ite Emotive e reds and furetiorny. have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Cut en, the Princcffes, the Emprefs of Ruffia, the Ducheffes of Yolk, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland,and molt of the Englith and for •bm No bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a nteef fary %appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do hot common juf tice herein, fume it imparts a firmnefs and beautitul rednefs to the gums,to the breath the molt deledtab'erweettiefs and, if tiled en , i- Handy as tiletafted, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth ada from returtaing to thole who have been liable to its molt baneful e ff ede. Prepared and fold wholrfale 'and retail by Mr. But:er, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Pateenofter-row, London, and of molt coun try Medicine Venders assd Preftsmers, in boxes at as. 9d. each. Of whom may be huh bakes insprovost•Silm-wired Tooth lindjii.a, price as. each. tor RitUPTIONB es the Stitt VUItIFYING SWEET CAKES. ri 'HESE CAKES. which.are the invention Or -11- Medical Gentleman or great experience, and wide% ad wan attend/A, without any fenfible operation, arc particularly a are,' to the palate and ttontach of children, and are • moll Lk asal affedual remedy far all Eruptions upon the Skin, whether MG% :tom original impurity in the blood, tram the natural Small Pox, IVicafies. ecc pr acquired by the Vaccine, or Variolous Unocal & tion.—..--Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Warehoste fir Dr. Junes`s Powder, No 45, St. Paul's C'lsside yard, Lo n g a , price as. a lox (contalng so cakes or doles) and 3d. duty. Olirerwe that the worls s. F. Newlx.l7, No. 45, St. Paul's,",, engrave) in the Stamp. TtiOlviAS TAYLOR, nig. Dear Sir, . No. gt, Bridge-Erect, Load j FEEL, it a duty incumbent upon me, to iafona you of the very great and extraordinuty Cure I have rtecivig from your invaluable Medietne—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, Ab o ut two Tears agu I was atti.cked w.tb a Venereal Diforde tvhieh . 1 treated rather (lightly fisr fume thine: but the &Welt length fpreading all ov:r my 0.4y.1 wlmobalted to. 9PIT to the molt ehiluentot tbb bu t their affiance alEsrucd only lata porary rata. I want through va,ious e mffes of Salivation, Lis from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mew Skeleton. The ulcers that fives.% allover my mobs. rendered Me a complete object, to that my friends delp•wed ..f my recovery. When brought to this &nation, I confidered dca h as inevitabk, but a rciatuu..ttuine commenting upon the many can in wit* your Pills had fueeeeded, I was induced to try a but 01 thesis which I thought rather relieved me, and by petfeveraacc forms or thr.te months, and fallowing your din dhotis, I erpericare4 the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fors gradually fubfidmg ; I am onw, thank GOD, perfetaly recovered, and was, ing out daily : I doubt not but one mare hod, which 1 think cav il .us to ta!‘e, w.li rfi abbilt my health In ha original ttate. his with the molt hea:tielt aratitude that I fabferibe myfdf, your muck oblig d hurr.ble fervant, Wu. Preston. P.S. F‘fr the Public benefit I do not t bled to the above being ruhiile.l, but Lave you to ael as our awn hotter kulgnsent alai d &Ate. Deztifcate, Michela., July I.lBot. Prcci.red and told by the tole Proprietor, Tb mas Taylor, Mea her tl,e Roy4l C-.lle.ge of Surgeons, London, at his Houk y; Ntv: Bridge fireet. Where, *frer a crnitant tendoso...of enure rtan thirty lix y oars, In a pr.ofitice particulaly direined to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviluablefe.rcry, which Inca of his prof , ffion fhould always olifcrve he Batt. ry hiniteli, the advice and afli.tance ire grattlit•ufly adminiftsis pLrfott, taking this Medicine will he tfteemed by& diferrnlngPub lic, as an advainare feldont to be obt lined , at void of ambiguity. —Alf) S Id, by his Appiii..tnitnt, for the coneenierce of thee livin,r at a diflanct, at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, St. Alban's-area Pall Mali ; the 'PT Shop, No. to 3, Oxford-anti; Mr. DOI , rJug'i':-. No. 7, rim-ftrcet. H.ll ; Mr. Stet l's, Bootfeller, N o , y i Row, Littie Tower Hill ; Mr. Wrf nes, South-Bridge, Edi•tburzh ; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; Mr , Billinge's, Lissrpolf; Mr. Atkitiles, Manch' itcr ; andby nor Perim in ewes, cow. Gderable Town in Great BeitAn and Lrelanti, in Boxes of only J. each, feaLd up with fun sod plain diredtons, whereby Persons of either Sex may eure tbenifelves with Bale, Speed Se erecy, and hietir , ruuLic ititVettilateala advantAge the public muit always derive -I- from regularly educated profeffional men dircdingalasoft tz cluf+vely their ftudies In one 'pecks cf :Dela .Iy, was never more clearly demonfirstcd than by the unexampled funds which It attended the adminitiration of their new remedy, and the extrs nrdinary cures it has performed. Fora long feries of years, Meths CL.114 RIF and Co. Surgeons, farm.rly in his M, jelly's Service, hay,: trade the Ve-creal Hifi-ere the particular object of their in vallestion, and art happy in having difeovered a medicine (tape. rtor to me-cuey in the core of that complaint—it is fuificient to ohferve that the effee of this remedy are diantrtrieslly oppofite to thofe of mereury,far though it cororfetely eradicates every yell* of the virus, in its rant cor,firmed Stages, yet it does net in the l.aft injure the reaftlirution—on the contrary, it renovates the fit tent it ail its natural funetions, playmates appetite, and facilitate di,;eftion—thus trend of reducing a Azong and *omits tannin. trait to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pro l'erves that conftitutinn in its primitive Rate, but refterss a weak and debilitated one to its natural itretgelt and 'teem:. Is 7 umlaetlefs initinces are on recent record of the fupt doe efficacy of this Medicine. its inherent and fpecitte virtues a...410g as a per petual corrective to bodily debility, whether procetalog from excefa of conjugal or illicit pie-elute, or 'tram the mere infidunus, th.;tigh not hole dclti net/ve indulgence of tem tious youth of both flies in a certain pernicious habit Amide. the melancholy variety of difordeis which are the eardequentre of etas fakery vice, there are none more afilialag than that Manila, date of debility and deficiatcy, which prevents or cruhitters thews trimonial ftate ; the unhappy fufferer broods over his raisfortsse, slimmed to trek rater, until he is reduced to fuch • Pate of ma ne fs err to readeT life oppreffive. To fuck paints it Mull be mei• toting r, Bret ion, to Anew that they may now, by a new infaillie mode of treat mt Lc, he reamed to that grestefl of ail human bid. Mg; a lino.; manly, and viLotous congitution. In aU c..ff a of debility, deficiency. front whatever eaufe atifing, as welt ns in every fpecies cf venereal infection, Mars Currie aad Co. may be cJr.fulted by patients of either ki, with the eriateft feareey and Inotour, at their hottfc, No. Hatton Garden. ~ Letters from th e Conntry (poll paid) including a bank note, will have the tseceSary media:tie and advice - fent to any part of the Kingdom. No. soy, Hatton Garden. r %VI-IEN Proftflional Men of Education and Re: v nED ii; t y cleviatl front the general Syltem by the Median of a particular branch, the far tioa cf long eattiauted fuccelfea is the nett criterion of fo;e-iorty. t I hirecn years have l devoted stty pndite to the ezelufiv. meat of 'Three lliforders, and the fuceeisful rel'uh of my pla n s me additional ardour to cppore. es far as I am able, the ravages st thole Complaints which are the molt important is the Catalbgiss of Human Infirraities. After initiation irto every Branch, as so Army Surgeosi z i I".)rmeJ a 'with xt an early rcrind of practice to rrfeue indJeitfash from the ignorance of uneduea , ed men, or the equally &toga's'ss precirirancy of grneral Przetitioners. 1 he Three Filforders, to the cure of which I have devoted ply wanton. eomprile every fpecies or Viaif:REAL. FECI 10/1. whether of a recent or 1017 domicil; adly, all kind. -of debility. whether &riling from the banns of fehool boys or the inclu'gence• of mature age: and,la ly. thatireen-vmv-nt of the ry ftem in wo• men which is called BAR ILENN ESS, or S f ERt LITY. biumervo, Ilifplatts are the refult of ignorance, sr tale in the treatment of a Bin* Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequendi bap 'pent that the feeds of Life are poironed h' the loafer , doe of an unguarded heur Dv 2 fuperlor meth? ! rut Cenapla'otc arc eaChy cured; and, even where others have failed, 1 teat that I may pre fame to offer a radical re-eftaMninent _ _ Few, howevq, are the calcs of complicated &hers in ad. dif. order, com p ared with thc,calimitous fit::: dons of mew, who, fTw an Indulgence hi a &Entry vire, or the prevalent *gaieties or a fanakanalite life acquire that nate of drbi ity. whili Is the una voidable confequerica of furla perrielous Labits. Where the unhappy (Mincer Crowds over Lis misery, but care fully corcrals bin mi4ortunc, it nizy he Come emu:elation for him to know,' that . tir . hougb it he an objedt of doubt or uncertainty with other pridtitiOarrs. the removal of disk deficiencies by the gradual propels of renovation, I. the acquirement of my exper 4 ' este If the rites o , Bacchus or y.ri,us have !aqua to reduce manly irlgonr, • much anoicty will lie prevented by an early counters/Rios Of thib languid Cate: and in there cafes no great difEcohy wri occur. But wi etc this d..:ficieney has for years tallied, a proper perfe trevarer is indlfrrifably requifitc to revive the napalming (parks of life, and to rt.v.imate the confiitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &Appointed In their eorre)ations of. a family, may he afrured,' that to molt in. ftinces, inch tickets are curable by Medical (kill. The ferrety whirl] is fa effential to my undertaNine• and the qralificatioos which I have yrefumed.to Pate, form the bah. of my pion :Aims. a , d in coincidence with fuch intimation is given, that Mr. hirer may be co , fuh'ed perronally, or by Letters (incloing a !Mall Note), at Nil houre, No. ap, Arundel-ttreet, Swats& near Tem rle-Hdr. a There is an additional Entrance in `Pater-greet adjointris and the name is on both the doors. MAR 11N RRILE, Member of the Royal CnVege of Surgeons in London. A Caurtots.--flome Perfons, whn falfely afftrt themfelvei to he Mal 4 Brit a or rut ROYAi Cou.ror, haring tor fevers/ mmt lll paft copied my Adverdfcmenta Manna word forirrofd. an-1 'nitre! them as their own productions, it is my duty to ineotioo that thole Merlons are net Mend.ers of any Colle g e in London, Edlo. burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they any right to prodict Surgery in Londe's- N.B. A,Lia of the Members is ruhligted 014 ink Mire of the Colkge4n Limon'? lon lie0(1s, which may ho rsierrestse. 0 I' LONDON: Praated and rablithed b, Vt.i: Kitiq F, (of CAS' tertairy Place. Lambeth) . at *a libtait•thramca. Na. r. Cifty• l'ublilhed alto at the iTA a-;irric a. rampla•Bar.