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FROM LAST NT(I-IT's GAZETTE. . ADVIIRAITY•Or OCTOBER 6. The KING has been pleated to appoint WILLIAM 1. CH M li and THOMAS Fc , LF. Y, Efqrll4.lar be Coln. Atli of Lis Majetly's Royal bil,stine Farces, in the room of Sir..Samu.:l Hood, K.B. and Richard Gnnd svin Keors, Efq. appointed Flag 011iceis of his Ma jcity's Fleet. Wilt rETIALL, GC rOBER 6. The KING has been pleated to appoint THOMAS N )ItTCH POWLETT, Ell!. to the office of one of the Clerks of his Majelly's Signet, in the room of Jmnes Rivers, Efq. decealcd. iviturAßY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFCICI, OCTOBER. 6. 2tl Reriment of Life CitiartlK—Litaatual.t Thomas William J. from the igth Liglit Dragoons, to be Coroct and Sith-Lkuteilant, by pt.:hale, vice Hardy. ptonioted in the 47th hoot. 6th lt egimert of Dragoon r;uartls—Lir nt-nant William Rutledge to he Captain of a I roop vice Lturrell, deceafed ; Cornet and Adjutant Mellow; ll to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Cornet J Crab° to he Lieutenant, viet. Rutledge; Henry 1 urtun, Gent to be Cornet, vice Crellin. aft ltrgiment of root Guards—Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. William Stuart. from the t Ith Foot, to be Captain of a Com ratty, vice Sir Thom*. Rh hard Dyer, cart. who exchanges. lit Rtgin ent of Foot—Liewenant I. J. Mitchell to he Captain of a Company by pure ale, vice J Gordon promoted ; Elifima Hu t h !Vont° to be lituttment, a ice Mitchcll ; Lieutenant John ote;tf,m. from the R4141,re Militia, to be linfign, vice Ste. ;dims. pr.minted in the 5:“.11 I:cot. 3d 1 it IiI( . 11;rt Richard Hooper, from the South Oloucefter Militia. to be FAIT). 6th Ditto--Al-xamier rfq. late Captain in the 67th Font, to he P4ymaßer of the ad Dattalitrt, vice Scott, who n:tires on a a.ditary alloWance. slt Ditto—E , fign 3 ,, h0 Taylor, from the 99th Foot, to be Lieutc na t withdot pure:wk. 14;t Ditto—Licutemmt Colonel Sir Thomas Richard Dyer, Bart. front the t ft Foot Guards. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Stuart, who exchanges. iph Regiment of Foot. To be I.leutenruts—dutigt4s Akaantler Barnttion and Philip O Reilly Tube I , l,lign—John Acne, Gcnt. vice O'Reilly. 27th Ditto— -- Sin:coe, Gent to be Enfign, vice Thornhill dcrc~kd; Crau'ul d, Geut. to be Enlign, without pur chafe. 3i R Regiment of Foot. To he Fnfigns. without put chafe—James Cafitell, Gent. vice Kean my, promoted; Andrew William Gamble, Gent vice Naugle, pet rooted ; Charles Bailey, Gent. vice Petley,whoft appointment has t Wet n place. 34th Ditto—l isteenant George Pinckney, from the 47th Foot,to br Lieutenant, vice Keays, who exchanges. ,tth Ditto—Second Lieutettant Thomas Bodkin, from the 2 tft Foot, to be Lituteniant without purchafe, vice Jones, ftiperfeded ; Enlist) James Bailie, from the 4 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant with out pen hare. 39th thtto—Captain Patrick Litulfay to he Major, by purchafe, filet! Maifter, promoted in the 34th Foot. 44th Ditto—Ralph Joho Twinberrove, Gent. to he Enke, with • out purchafe, vice 'Mille, promoted in the 38th Foot. 45th Ditto—Enfign William Pearfe to he Lieutenant without purchafe, vice Ceftley, promoted in the 87th Foot ; Thomas Parr, Gent, to be h.niign, by purchafe, vice Diawater, pro motel in the 7th Foot ; --- Waugh, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Pearfe. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Tohn Thomas Keays, from the 36th Foot, to be Licatenatie, vice Pinckney, who exchanges. $ itt Ditto—Faifignjohit Rogers. (tont the ad 'lower Hamlets Mi litia. to be hi figii Set Utt .—Enfigii Jim Btll to he. Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice rearocay promoted in the t Sth Flee seth i):tto--Enfien john Clarke Stephens, from the Royals, to he lit utehatit, without purchafe. .9th Ditto--Lientenaitt homas H. U. M'Cregor to he Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Dalmer, fuperfeeled ; George Forrelt to be Lieutenant, vice ftePGregeor ; Warren, Gent. to he Enfigu, vice Forrelt ; Richard Setton, Gent. to be llnfio,without purchafe. both IJitto—Lieutenant Andrew :Arne, from the 63d Fcot, to be Lieutenant, vLe L'Holte, deceafed ; Charles Lorentz, Gent. to be Eufi g n, without purchafe, vice Gregory, promoted. 74th Ditto—Lb utenant Richard Halyard to be C.ptain of a Cons pail, by purchafe, vice Moore, who retires ; Daniel Ewing, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. vice Bofwell, promoted ; and Lieutenant William Brown, from the Edinburgh Militia, to be ditto 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Corway Colder, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain nt a Company, vice Gordon, deccaled; and Elliot Forger Hall, from the 4eth Foot, to be tieuteemit vice b.an her, &ceded. To be 1 nitgns without purchafe—Qunrter Mailer James Carroll, litggiefon, promoted ; Wm. Dunlevie, Gent. vice Holmes, prttoloted, and Edmond Davenpolt, Gent. vice Haddick, pro • Pt steel. To be Quarter Maßer—Quarter Vlaftcr Serjeant Gready, vice Lan oil RSth Dino—Elifign Nlekle to be Lieutenant, vice Hale, deceafed; and Serjeant Major William Bone to be Elitism vice Ct!, Ditto— FoGgn William Henry Gibbons, from the tft Gar rifon Eattaboo, to be 1.1: utenant, vice Milner, dt.ceated. t, ieuttnant Archibald Campbell to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice J . Campbell, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. s i e. Ditto—James Robertfea, Ocut. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vie Sothic, promoted. 99th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Ffennell, front the 7th Weft In dia Regime nt to be Lieutenant, vice Darling, who exchanges tr i 11- ell-, as Parker Bainbrigge, Gent, to be Enlign, without pur chafe, vice •I aylor. promoted in the 9th Foot. 2e. W. it' Regiment—Entign John Galpine, from the 4thGar rifon Battalion, to he Enfigo, vice Tyler, who exchanges. 4thDitto—Lieutenant William Lindfay Darling from the 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Pennell, who exchanges. Regiment—Qparter Mailer Charles Drodibuffet to be Atjotant. with the lank of hufign, vice King, who refigns the _ Adjutasitey only; William Heath, Gent. to be ctilarter hlafler, vice Drodibutlet. all Garti:on Battalion—Robert Richardfon, Gent. to be Fufign, vice Gibbons, promoted in the 9eth Foot ; Eufign John Barrett to be ileijet ,et, vice Kirk, ptoinoted in the 6th Foot. ih Ditto—ht lip William Tyler. from the ad Welt India Regi ment, to be enfign, vice Galpine, who exchanges. • .h Royal 'Veteran Battalion —Captain John Campbell, from the 9tft:F;lot,:tre be Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton, ay poiticed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. v la Ditto—Captain James . Hamilton from the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ut a Ceropant, vice Johnfon, de ecafed, STAFF. koterant-Colonel Oatirkl Gordoo• cf the 6th Font, to be De. putt' t.,arter-Maitet General to the Forces !erring in the Lee ward Maids vice Brigadier-General Bonham, who re fi g ns. Lkatenaot Colonel George Crump, on half•pay of Ogle's Levy, to be as Infpeding Field Officer e.f Yeomanry and Voluottex Corps in Great Britain, vice Sir Charles Imhoff, appointed to the 4th Garrifon Battalion. MEMORANDUM. The undermtntioned Officers arc fuperfeded, they having failed to proceed with the laR (hips for India, in order to join their Regiments : Clptaiti Philip Hay, of Major-General Ramfay's Regiment. Enlign Edward Davies, of the 24th Foot. Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. James Harry HaWker, Efq. to be a Deputy Peutemant. Dated Septemncr 30, 1807. North Hants Regiment of Militia. t Ggn Thomas %Vrenford Southoure to be Liectenant, vice Cold. tbard, reftgned. Dated Stpt. 30, 1807. Chritichurch Battalion of Volunteer Artillery. Mani leant, Gent, and Chrittopber Hill, to be Second Licata. r ants. Dett.d Sept. to, 18c7. 111:g and Milibrook B t alintt rtf Volunteer Infantry. ~,t t natit Richard Light to he Captain, vice Martin raped. jchts Brice, to be Lieutenant, vice Lipbr, promoted. George Tarhert. and fames Hayter,Gents. to be ditto. John Lovell, and jefrop Hunt, Gents. to be Eifigns. All dated Sept. 30.1807. Gorporr Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Guy Stoke, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. John Rufhwords Keele, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Commitli , in in the Renftewthire Yeomanry Volun teer.lnfantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign William Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, refigned. Commtfliona figned by the Lord Lieutenant• of the County of Bucks. 3d, or Northern Regiment of Buckinghamfhire Vo • luoteer Infantry. John Freer Congreve, Efq. to be Captain of a Company ,vieeHar riton. reigned. Dated Aug.lo,lB Eaten George Hume Yeats to be Lieutenant, vice Arrowlmith, relived. Dated Aug. 19,1807. Job Roberts, Gent. to be ditto, vice Allen, deceafed. Dated as above Henry Palley. Gent. to he Ettfign. Dated Aug. tB, tBoy. Richard Humphreys, Gent to be ditto, vice bleacker, refigned. Dated Aug. 19, 184. Thomas Godfrey, Gent. to be ditto, vice Apline, reigned. Dated Aug. 20,1807. Commiflions in the St. Anne's Battalion of Tower Hamlets Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Henry Wright, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel, and Charles Hamp den Turner, Eig. tube Major. Both dated July is, 1805. William Curlieg . and Chriltoplier R ichardfon, Efgrs. to be Cap. thins. Both dated Aug. 15, 18'.33. William Baker, Efq. to he ditto. Dated April 1, 1805. Robert Batton, Efq. to be ditto. Dated July 12, lECS. Thomas Bum. aad Luke Lyncy, Mgrs. to be ditto. Both dated 2,1807. Charles Chatfield, Gent to he Lieutenant. Dated April 2, t 835. Frederick Cf v and Almon Hill, Cents. to be diao. Lab dated July 12, s &as. Chriftopher Dowron, Samuel Rohde, Jofeph Warren, Thomas Chcveley, William Pilgrim, Gents, to be Lieutenants; Rnbert Baker, Alfred tiatfon, Peter Richardfon. and John Maddox, Gents. to be bnrgns All dated April a, do). William It ead, Gent to be Surgeon ; John Jackron, Ffq. obit Pay. Maher ; and Rev. George Williams to he Chaplain. Thomas Burne, Gent to be Adjutant, with the rank of Captain by Brevet. Dated May 24, itScS• Comtniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of luvernefs. Invernefilhire Volunteer Infantry. Belville Badenoch Company. Enfign Anins l'ilacpherfan to be !demi nant, vice James Clark, re. figned. Dated Sept. t 5, 5807. Evan Marpherfon, (hot. to be Enfign, vice A tips Macpherfon promoted. Dated as above. Commitlion lived by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayrthlre.—Altiltire Rifle Battalion. William Doraldron, M.D. to be Surgeon, vice Norris, reigned. Dated Sept 19, 1807. Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Des by. Bradhy Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Theirnas HafTell, bfg to be Major Commandant; WilliamWayte, and William Haver, lifers to be Captains: Jofeph Harrel and George Gilbert, tients to be Lieutenants; John Clark Ward, l'hos Smith and William Martin, Gents to be Er.figns Ali dared Sept. to. 1%7. Scarfdale Rtgintent 1:1 * Volunteer Infantry. Jofrph Hellingfworth, Gcnt. to be Flea Lieutenant ; David Ward, Gent. to he Seemed Lieutenant. Dated Sett. 30, 1807. Derwent and Trent 11..ttalion of Volunteer Infantry. !lorry lox, Ffq to he Captain ; George Banton, Samuel Storer, Gents. to be Ott giants , Ricbard Jowett, at.el Julia Br igg , , Gents. to be Enfrgns. Da:ed Sept. 30, 1/3 .7. Bdper Battalion cf V,ltuncer Infantry. George Henry Saint, Erg to he ilLjor. Dated as above. Conurniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Upper Tivy Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Walter Jones, Gent. to br.: Lieut,nant ; David Davies, John _lone., David Lewis, John Roberts David Griffiths, and Thomas Grif fiths, Gent.. to Fe Enfigns ; Walter Jones, Gent. to be ourgetm, vice Francis, deceafed. Dated Auguil 12, 15.:7. CoMmillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cat marthen. IA Battalion of Cat mtothen Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Jofeph Yeamaits to be Captain, vice Bitlittp. teffgned. Lieutenant Evan pees to be ditto, vice Lewis, r:ligned Ettlipn David Evat.s to he !Aetna:rant, vice Ycarnans, promoted. All Dated September 8. 18 7. John Jones, Gent to bt ditto, vice Evan Jones, pronaoted. Dated September 15, IS:4. Morgan Morgan, Gen% to be Surgeon and Fnfign. Dated Sept. 20, 1807. Covumitlions in the Royal Monmouth and Brecon Aliliti:►, figned Ay the Lord Lieottrant. John Ward, Gent. to be klifign• Dated Sept. 21, 1807. Charles Newland, Gent. in be ditto; Charles Newland, Gent. to be Surgeoti's M.tte Dated Sept. 28, 18 Carimidions figned by his Nlajetly's I,ieutenant for the County of Ren;rcw. Dated Sept. 37, 18r.)7. Greenock and Port Glifgow V.duinteers. Enfio Lindfay to be Licutetiant, Blair, rcfigne.d. Tube EnfignE—Danid Eivelly, and Francis Mor gan, Gomm BANKRUPTS. _ _ _ Moe Fearon of lA'atlirg• :tree:, London, Norwlch Plow! ntram f Altars, dealer and Chapman, to fu render O,A obt r 20, 24. and November 17. at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Birl.ctt, Bono court, Vt'alorooc. Daniel I•rice, of Whi:combe-flrecl, Charing Crofs, Middlefex, carpenter, Odober 16. 17, and Nova:utter 17, at ten, at “nitel hall, London. Attornies, Mr. Cl.riltopber Godmood, Bride court, 13ridgc• fire et, Blaelefriars; or Mr. Williatn Wood, Rich ntrial Boil hugs. Dean Breet, Newbigin Kent, of Newcatl le upon Tyre, Brett and woollen dra per, Odtolter 29, 30, and November 17, at eleven, at the :That:e -ke:lt Tove.rn, Neuronic upon Tyne. At:o: Inas, Mr. William Att. info'', Chancery-late, Loudon; or Mr. jofeplt Bainbridge, 1 , 4v/collie upon Fyne. Edward Selhy Ytirgle, of Newcaflle ttpott Tyne, nvitfler, Nov. 2, 3, and t 7, at tell, at site •1 tirles Head, Neweall le. Attnrnies, Mr. Lambert, Isliwcaftle; or Mr. Fl!ancy. Cho!: erry-lone. William Brown and Thomas Wall, of Manchetter. lineudropers, dealer., chaprnen, ond copartners October 3c, 3t, ard Novem ber 17. ;:t eleven, at the. Dcg Tavern, De.tifgate, Mom:heifer. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Curfitor area, Lot dun; or Mr. Knight, Mattchulter. DIVIDENDS. ()enter 9. James Holmes, Ot :-- 13otchereate, near Carlifle, Cum- i berlancl, common carrier, dealer and ch.ipman, at eleven, at the Lion and Lamh, Carfiee. ok:tuber to. William 13ird,.of Shenton Mallet. So nerfet, vintner, at eleven, at the Talbot Tavern, Bath flreet, Briftol. Ocekoler 9. Charles Archer, a Lir , mingham,WarwickPaire, Mime daffier, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. October 9. Francis Byrne, of Birsningliam.japatiner, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple row, Birmingham. Odlober 9. John Crowther and Jonathan Watfon, both now or late of Mancheiler, cotton fpinters and copartners, at eleven, at the Deg Tavern, Deanfgate, Mancht.iter. Ottober so Charles Hudfon, of Lane End, Staffordfltire, fuller and ironmonger, at ten, at the White Hart, Stafford. Cleloher 9. Jolla' Btanch,of Manchefter, Froker and cott onfpinner at three, at the Dog Tavern, Mancher. Odtober 9. Edward Waincwrigbt, of Thame, Oxfordfhire, but cher, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Ayletniry. October 12. Henry Flllun, of Chippenham,Wilts, clothier, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern, Briftol. °Chitin 12. jvfeph Marriott Waller and Michael Waller, of Hightown, prigs of Birftall, Yorkfhire, merchants and cupart ners, at clever', at the Black Bull len, Birftall. Odober t 7. John Robert Sherman, of Ingram court, Fenchurch area, London, alp owner and broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Dauber 12. Samuel Huntington, of Chtftcr, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Blot:Come Inn, Chefter. Uelober t a. Thomas Steadman, late of Redmire, parifh of Wen flt y, Yorklbirc, greet r and Rap •dzaver, at cleves i at the White Swan Inn, Mitldlebars. Odtober Ts. WilHamTurner.ard,ipfitaivbei, late of Lane Enti. - ftaffordlhire. potters and copartners, at eleven, at the Rocbuck Inn, Ne% . vcaltic under-Lyme. " October t 3. Richard AldtMgr: rtf Briftel, twine fpinner,at eleven, at the White lion Inn, Broad-Rrt-rr; Ottober ti. rbomas Cooke, late of Gloucefler, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven at the Wooloack Inn, Warwick. Odober 13. George Philip Davis and Arthur Mackie late of Philpot-lanr, London, coffee merchants and capartners in trade, at ten, at Guildhall. Odtoher ta. Edward Oates, of Leeds Torkihire, dryfalter, dealer and (b. plan, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Odtober Is. Richard Hardman and Peter Wright, of Liverpool, I merchants and copartners, at one, at the globe Tavern, John Itrect, Liverpool. CHING'S PAUNT Wei 4,4 I.OZ4NGrs.—To Parents,Cuardians, a•td Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable Medicine c innot be too ftrongly reconitnentled. Worms are a difeafe few c' ildren cfcape. They deltroy the appetite. weaken the or, ans of digcflion. produce pains hi the 1101113 cl, and bowels, dep:ivc the body of its nouriihment, (weal - ion emaciation and paler els, (top the r. grrfs of growth, and art the caufe e.f the molt alarming con • vd:li•rns, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their of its lets revere on grown perfous : by uictrath g the flomach and bowels, they are often the caufe of lingering etionlaints, which prove fatal at daft, and fobjeet the patient to the molt excruciating fits of agony and dithers. In childhood, ecery difeafe with which a child is atilt' ed is ago highly ctafperaterd by them. The cer tainty and leery both of their vr,vention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftal.lifhed to the latistanion of the Public,by the tellimonv of the &it and molt leading characters of the No bility. and of others of high refpeCtability, who have witertild its remarkable efr..C.l4 in their own families, that it is only met ffary to obfe rye, this is the period of the feafon when fuch a medicine ou,:ht to he given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this complaint wholefatc and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Chsapfkle, Corner of Paernotter-row; and retail, by moo coun:ry venders, is boxes, at as. gd and ss. 6J. DIED. • Lately, Mr. R. M. Mrncr, Attorney/if Worcefter, and Clerk to the General Meetings of I deuterancy •f that catmty Saturday lad, at Stockwell Park, Mrs. Reynolds, aged 64,widow of the late Fofter Reynolds, Efq. of Carthiltan, Surrey. Lively, at Dorcafter, aged 3t, the Rev. W Moore, vicar of Collingharn, near Wet h. rhy, York ihire. On the a6rh tilt. aged 67, at Scar! orough.SirWharton Arncotts, Barr. He married in the year zl6t, Mift Arreotts, whore con rftates now d. volve to hi- eldeft daughter, Lady Ingithy ' Amc..tts ; by his fecond wife, he married iu act:), be 1136 3.:0 mother daughter. Lately, at her brother's houfe in Chelfca. Mifs Harrifun, daughter of 1 honta , i Hartifon, Efq. of Wouhrerton. Pocks Ttiefday I dt, at his houfe, in Margate, in the 71ft year of his a:.: Lewis Ag-tiliz, Efq. formerly an eminent merchant in London. HIGII WATER A f LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW MY wag 12 .11h utes attr.l 7 After 0. , n 41 minutes after 7 SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, ----____,_ - LONVON. NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL Co kCil :And WAGG(tN OFFICE. CJNVENIENCE. SAFE tY, EASE, and F.NP.;.DIFION for 'FRAVF.LLEKS in general, from 6: SARACEN'S HEM) INN, SNOW HILL. r mzsrEtt, Tarpnley, N.ttrlptA ich, \Micky and I itchllal new Telegraph Coache., Doily. BOSTON, Sp.ilding, PcterStoough, Stilton, and Huntiogl.n new Royal NILil Coach, Gti out rutty Evottioe. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn) runty Coacb, every Morning. to the George Inn, Staid, rland. LIVERPOOL, W•tr.i. , gtfon, Kuu:sfortL Stone, and 1 itchfirld Pull Coach, c.IILd the Ifx?clitivn, every Fvo.ing, at s o'Ckch, to the Crown 1:111, Rt.l crow•ltteet, Liverpoa Guardel through- out. BATI I and FR ISTOL—Uncornmon Ch,-ap Travelling to Bath and Btiant. by the Flying Poll Coaches throe) h Chipperham. Colne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon, arrive at Mr. Taiay 'B, the Greyhound Inn, Bail:, and the I.OIIdOU TaVerll,l hontis ftrett, Briflol, newt Mornin.—lnfine, Ll. tin. Outride, res. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Bc.c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockinghatia, fets °IA every Morning, at 8 %Thick, arriea ftur inflict only, and coca remarkably eafy, paffes thromah Stamford, Newark, Retiotd, Don-. caller, and Eirrylnidge, to the Goldrn lion, la ens, next day at Noon. Notwithltanding the uncommon eapedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the moll agreeable and cothilete:putlic convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. KENDAL.Lancafter, Pref Lon, Kirby Lonfclale, Boulton,Chot• ley, Ornitriik, and Garilat.d Putt Coaches, every After:logo, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, I .or grown, Gretna-Green, Annan. I - her:trim, Brownliill,Thortihill, Sat (in:tar-Kiln, Cuntr c.ck,Kiegfwell, acid all Parts of S.:otla,nl, Camperclown Coach, Set:clay, 'luting, and Thinftlay Morning, at Sevrn °Thick. LOU FM Spillby, 130011, kiosk, Grimfby, Spalding, Peter borough. Stilton, and Hum iogdm: Conch, foss c ft every Evening YORK, Nt wcaftle. and I ktilburgh New Coac'l,r.sfortocti with a Guard 11.1"01.1gkoilt, fet< out every Mc rnine, at Seven o'cl•lck, by way of Newark, Raton], Tadealler, Darlitiom, Nrrthollerton, Morpetto and Perwiek. Peirengers finding threat Ives fatigued front the Icnr.th nt the it unary, may reft what time they pleafe, anti t':en proceed on withmit any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitlny, and other places. CARLIsLE. Penrith, and Mitt:haven Poll Coach, goes with four H.riea end a Guard all the way—yeres through Drough, A pplthy, Gal.:kids, Richmond, Catterick, BoroUgh',:ridge Wesherby, elbcrford, i)onealttr, and Grantham, (the turn:awry by 18 milts), lets out every Sumlry, 1 neMay, and 1 htirfday Morning. and performs the journey with the greaten. facility. Palreogers detained on the rz , ad by bufiocfs, or pleafurc, have the peculhr advantage of their feats bring fecured in the t:cxt Coach (with nob; tix Cuachmtm). EX ET lt, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dirtmouth, Weymouth, Dor cheicer, and ialifbury Ballo:At Coachr.. every Mori h.g at Four o'Cloek, with a Guard, through Hoiniton, Aannirr lr, Brielport, "'landlord, Balingfluke, and Brg,th.a. SHEA:HELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. OXL OR D, }Strife:lo and Henley Port Coach, with a Guard, every Attc moan, at Five o'Clock. M ANCI sTER. Wilm flow, Congleton. Nrwcaftle, Walfall, and Wolverliamprom Polt Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Putt Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn, Sim wfbury—t;uarded. SOU FLIAMPTON, Wiclehetler, Airesford, and Alton Coach, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Conch, writ a Guard—Sets nut every Afternoon, and reaches heron gh.on ext day at Noan. Pallet by Orford, hntton, and Shipltta.e, to the baraceteb Head, Bull ltrret, Birmingham. HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorne, and Don, after Poft, Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn hlyton Gate, Hull HERTFORD, Ware, l'loddefden and Chethunt Coach, every Morning. BvaeoNsn FLD, UxEringe, Denham aod Renal newPoft • Coach, every Morning and Afternoon, by RichardWa•ts and Co. TOrI'ENI lAM and Eelinonton Coach, daily, at half gait 10, half pet two, half pall four, anti half pall liven o'clock. N. B. Hwy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &c conveyed by the under mentiogen WAGGONS. To DISS, Beceles,Bungay, Bury and all parts of Saulk, every Monday. NIARLBRO', Newbury and Reading, every Tuefday. WORCESTER, Kidderminfter, Hereford,Carmarthen, Brea nock, and all parts of South Wales, Perfhore and Wycombe, every Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abington and Henley, three times a week. SOUTHAMPTON,Winch , ter, Romig, Lyndhurft.Lyming ton, Chrifteltutch, Ringwood, Fordingbritige,Wimbourne, Poole, Me of Wight, Jerky and Guernfey, Waggons daily. SUNBURY, Hampton and Twickenham, twice a week. EXETER, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waggons, daily, car rying Goods and Partners, as ufual, to all parts of the Weft of England. 'MM. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpedtfully acquaint their friends and the public, that they cannot be aecoontable fur any Parcel or Luggage, &c. of more than Fine Pounds value, if loft or mitlaid, unfelt; IpeciSt d at the time of delivery, and paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head lan, Snow 1-1:11, London. • t.OWP.R I.PMII4I . OTOg. TO BF. SOLD by Mr. CLARK, Of Shipiton upon Stour (with whom a Map of the Premiers is deunfited). THE MANOR, ADVOWSON, and ESTATE - 1 - of LOW FR roN. in the Coumy Giouctfier, being Freehold arid Tythe Free. almc it ertmit from PoorsTaxes, containing, by furvey, 836 Acres. The Turnpike Road from Warwick to DX Is, runt by the filo of the nate. FOR BALE BY AUCTION. • In Four T at.; at the Crown Inn. in I udlow. nn Motu!ay the 23d of November. 1807, at twelve ~'cl.'ck, liable to fuch Con. ditions of Sale, as at 11 be then produced, rOU It Hundred and T;iirty-five very large and fine OAK TREES, now growiqg io the Patillies of Down. ton, liurringion, Leintwardine. and 1.1-m.; from three to Gs mites from 1.u210w. and about twenty five from lit ref‘rd at 4 Bewdley.--For forint - rarticulars al ply to Air Thomas Whit tington. at Downton Caftlo; Mr.l human Lowe, at Elton ; of r Mr. Smith, joiner, in Ludlow. This day was publiflied. price hoc. AN entire new, and rtit final W..i k, a entlt pletc Treat ife on SPINE. PEOLT VI or COP. iS, cont ing fivrral bnportaiir Difenvei ies Pluftrared with copper platat &e. exhibiting the dal', rent lie(ies of S;na.... By I:EYNIAN LION. CH -opedift. 27. B Mr. 1.10 Iv, after having rurfued Stn 4 ies varinus parts of the Continent, and ref..1....d 1. veral years at tie Onivertity of Edinburgh, from ley.r,il of the Prot, ruts of which he putrefies tellimonials of his abilities, dedicate.: his whole u t: thin to the and cure of the Spirm Petim, or Corns, in which his fticcefA has been unicm nt and tuklivalled Letters addrefrA to him, at his I loafe, N Strand, pane. many attended to. P imed for the Author, and fold by Longman and Rees; Ma. 7. man, in the Poultry; and Ilighley. No. 24 Fle.t Itteet, Loudon, and by all other Book fellers in l'osvo find Cotr•try. tr:r Mr. LioN pif fres an b fat Tame 'y fur CIIILILAINfi whi.h on!: r joi!es a trial to prove its utility FREEmAws GuTTA sALurAius. THE vAilie • f t!iis '14;t11:ble Medicine has t-een of long proved, that nwhira of the preicnt day con bear a COMpetii i.)11 with it in all the different lingo Or a C:rtain Di care, which it clft.dtttllx cures and eratlivAtes from the habit, without exciting the poi:tint feelings and ,xuottre that :A:ends ftliv.dien, without debilitating the eonfli-tainn it: any (Lute, or even re gulch: c . :tifinenient front buli'efs, or reitriai:tn in dirt. The radical virtues of there i•teltitnable Ilrops have proved their claim M public anrobation for wore than tidily years. In all the de bility of both faxes, they rtnve a never failing rtfturatier, whi ther the debility is product.d by too tree of Mercury. Illicit pleafures, rr the rireA. of a warm clir tate in travellers an I thole gnirg ahropi. Tit , y cavnet be reeomm •••d.d too Itroogly to tboft: Wlt t v:ill rec.ive a fee. fredy. crd comyletc cure in all old ftuhborn 3c.d every tv, Ala. that Weds the bladder and organs of urine By its al:ivy malty women have become mo. 1 tbers. who for years had b.-en deprived or th:%t h:tpri , •tis Fold my .:tiler:lle and retail at NI r. Rut Nn q. Chcallile,cor ner of Pattrrolter-row, and tett.il hyllt.larn. Portfmt . tith; Welton; Portica ; Will: and Rogers, H; month; Peck, Hull; C;aw.-11, I üb lin; Macdro.al.l. Glaignw ; Smith and Mnrolcrton, I dinhurgh; and by meft country medicine vce.ders, in bottles, at as. 9d. each, with antp , z direnions. PUBLIC ADVAN r,% as 1 - ----- --- `HE advantage th e public mull Al w ays derive from re!ular'y educated profellional nun +greeting alma'. ca clufively their ttudies to one ipecics of niala 4y, was never mure , dearly de nonftrated than by the unexunpled fuccefs which has attended the a:liniufttration of their •new remedy and the rem ordinary cure- it has performed. Fora lon f,riesof years, i‘leT:s CUR RIE .nd Co. Surgeons I;:rtnerly in his Majefty's fervire, have m.tde the Venereal Difeafe the part!cul3r ohje et of their in . veltigatioa, and ate. harpy iu having difcovered a medicine lupe rior to mercury its the cure (%1 that complaint—lt ie fulficie.st to 1 olsferve that the eireSis of thh , remedy are el , ametrically oppofite to ! th, - ,fe of mercury fur thou ;11 it connotetely eradicates every velliBe 1 of the virus. in its moil confirmed fta,;:-., yet it does nut in the leaf injure the conititut ion—on the contrary it renovates the fyf tem in all ns natural furtlions, promotes appetite, and fachitates dig-Eton—thus inttead of nelmeing a ttrotig and vigorous o . Altu, than to the fri;' , :ful C tilidon that mercury does, it not orgy pre kevec thla cowl itution in its primitive Rate, hut reltorea a ma 4 iand delineated ,na to its trat ttral ftre- get. , and vigour. Numberlers inttances are on recent record of LSI foperior elver of this Medicine, its inherent and fp,eihe v:rtues acting as a per petual corredtive to bodily debility. whether proceeding trona an excels of conjug-il or illicit Iteafure, or groin the more infultious, though riot lets dell. naive indulge:lce' of lean , tines youth of heitS foul in• a c-rtain pernicious habit ;Anita the mela. , chely variety of dif,rderi which arc the conf:•epreece of this (Amy vice, there are none more afthelit g than th: - .e eitin:ling fts!e of dehilit y a::,1 defienr•cy, which prevents of ccitivers the ma trimoni-A flee ; the tinhanny full', A r broods over Lis nei,fartune. Ahmed to fir i relict, taint: ::e is reduced to Etch a fine ce weak nth. as to render lir.- oppreflive. To fe-ch rrfons It meR lea con. foling re fh.eti , n, to in: w tat they nit) , now, by a new infallible mode of treat n, nt, be relit:re-1 to that re:iteit of all huruz blot- Ings,aftrortt., iumly. and vigorous ermVitution. In all cafes of debhity, deficiency. fro7n whatever eater:A:n.l, as well as in evcry fpecies of veitere:tlittfeztion, Meffrs Currie - Pad Co. may ha coofulted ty p.itienta :' eit-her ft:, with t!ut create* fear:) , and honour, at their h01d . .., No t^7-. l'attn tia.ek.o. Letters fr iii the Conotry (p C. c? 1,1) ineludi.:g a batAt note, will have the necdfary niv,lieine and a+ , .viae f•su , !:,.try part ot•tht Klngeom. No. to 7, liztton Garden. WHEN P - ro - leaintiai - Mitt of EdUetation *and Re: fponfiSilTty deviate from the g , :neral Syftem by the feleMins of a particular branch the fotaion cf long continuet.tfueeelfc; is the heft criterion of fuperiAity. Tlairteen years have I devoted my pra:liascto the est:alive treat• mew of -1-;,rec inforders, and the foccefsml rtful: of ruy plan Oyes me additional ardour to s.imofc. as :ar al I 4:11 at.':, t!' rev irs 411 tiore Complaints which are the molt important in the CatAugas of Human Inflrrniies. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I farmed a wifh at an early period of praelice to refctie Tido/ilia+ from the Ignorance of uneducated tab, or the equally danoras precipitancy of general l'maitiuncrs. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure af which I have devoted my attention. comprife every fpceics of VFNVItt'.AL IN FEC tR94, whether of a recent or 10-g duration. 2.4 y, all kinds of &NM!, whether arilirg from the hahits of kilo :A boys or the indulgences of mature age; and,lvily, that dcr element of the fyftem in wo men which is called BARREN N h.;S, or S r ER I LI rY. Numerous Meets a-e. the refult of Ignorance, or hafte la the treatment of a fimple Gouorrlacea ; and it rut unfremicatly hap pens that the feeds of Life are puifuned by the indifcretion of as unguarded hour By a fuperior method foes C ~ rniliints art eafily cured; and. tOrn where ethers have failed, I croft that I may ?to- fume to offer a rallies.' re-ettsbliihnient. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftro f s in this dit orler, cc: pared with the calamitous lituast , :ns ^I r•,..tt, who furl an indul t :eitce Its a folitary vie,e, or the crevalent gaieties of I tafhionahle life acluirc that Rate of debility, which Is tle ors voidzble es:A:ferric:lee of fuel pernicious lichlts where the unhappy fulter..:r t,r•aals over his m:fery, hut ca.& fully conceals In.; mi,frrtune, it may he lonic conf , iatip , ter 7. RI to know, ii it ahhoug'.: a be an objzet of demist cr tincett.dory with other pranitiro, ers, the removal of there deficie , :cies hr 4,8 gradual program of renovation, is the acquirement of my ealrf i l ence. If the rites of Bacchns or Venus have begun to reduce man/ sigour, much anxiety will ht prevented by an early counteraclion of this langui(tats ; ai...! in thee cafes vo grel: Li-Acuity will occur. The fecree.y which is fo effential to my undertaaing , and the qualifications which I have Ts:eft:rued to state, form the l'* 64 ' my pretentious, and in coincidence wi.l fuch this Intiantein it given, that Mr. Beer may be conful'ed (Inclofing a (mall Note), at his hours., No. ao, Amadei-Wed, Strand, near Temple-Ear. CY There is an additional Entrance In Water ftreet Anil,. anal the name is on both the doors MARTIN ilit 6 E , in°. Member . of the Royal College of Surgeons in Leo 0 A CAUTION.—Some Perron% who y ;Art themfella _ p,rierially, or b? 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