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FROM SATURDAY MGM" GAZETTE. Will rEFIAI.I. MAI' 30, iPo7. The KtNto has been pleated to order a Conga d'Flire to pars the Great seal emnowering tie Dean and Chapter of the Cathe dral Church of Salilbury to Oen a Bifhop of that See. the fame being void by the death of the Right Reverend Father in God, DodTor Joust DoLoLAN. late Bithop thereof; and his MAJ Rs ry ha% alfo be , n pleated, by his Royal Cign Manual, to recommend to the laid Dean and Chapter the Right Reverend Father in God Dotllor 101 IN Frees, now Pifitop of Exeter, to be by them elated Difilop of the Paid See of Salilbury. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, MAY 30. 7th Regiment of I4ht Dragoons—Gentleman Cadet Carey le Merchant, from the litovil Military College, to he Coma, without purchafe, vice King, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. 6th Regiment of Foot—Major John Gardiner, from the 9th Gar rifon Battalion, to be Major, vice Alves, appointed to the 7th - - Royal Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto--Lientenant johnWadeWeft, from half-pay of the 1C th Foot. to he Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exchanges; Enlign Charles P.rkhurft, from the 3 tth Foot, to be Lieutenant, with nut purchafe, vice t.ey, who Taigas. lath pitto—pentleman Cadet Robert Rohinfon, from the Royal Military College, to be Folio, without purchare, vice Harold, promoted in the poth Foot. tsth Ditto--Thomas Colman, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe. vice Arden, promoted in the pods Foot. 24th Dino--Enfign Ewing tope Licatenant,without pur chafe, and Gentleman Cadet Edward Tackfon, from the Royal Military Col'ege, to be Enno, vice Ewing. asth Ditto—Enligts Robert B. Wolfeley to be Lieutenant ; Ectigr•. David Hamill to he Lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet Thomas Nepeata, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign, vice Wolfeley, and Gentleman Cadet Thomas White, from ditto, to be Enfign, vice Hamill. 34th Ditto—Enfign Samuel Adams, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Fcrgufon, appointed to the 87th Foot. 35th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Stepney St. George, from theßoyal Military College, to be Enlign, without purchafe, vice Parkhurtt, promoted in the 7th Foot. 3gth Ditto--Captain William Ellice, from the Canadian Fenci hies, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Rn therford, appointed to the r ith Royal Veteran Battalion ; En fign Thomas Moore to be Lieutenant, vice Finch, promoted in the sth Garrifon Battalion; Enfign John Willihire to be ditto, vice Lowen, appointed to the Canadian Fencibles ; Gentleman Cadet William Skinner, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign, vice Moore, and Gentleman Cadet George Liodt4y, from ditto, to be Enfign, vice Willihire. 4'th Ditto—Enfign John Thoreau, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieu. tenant, without purehafe. and Quarter Moller Set-leant -- Sanderfon ' to be %tarter Mailer, vice Macfarlane, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 431 Ditto--Major Charles M•Lcod, from the 4th Garrifort Batta lion, to be Major, vice Sorel!, who exchanges. 44th Regiment of Foot. To be hieutenants--Enfigns Thomas Mackrell, Richard Croke; William Maclean, and Will'am Knight, from the 4th Foot. To be Enfigna—Gentleman Cadet Frederick Hemming, from the Royal Military College, vice Mackxcll ; Gentleman Cadet I Go ma; llarriott, from ditto, vice Cruice. 58th Ditto—Enfign Foley. tohe lieutenant; F.nflgn Tho mas Hayton, from the 4th hilot, to be ditto; Gentleman Cade , John Rolle, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfi g n, vice oley. fitit Ditto—Enfign George Maenamara, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole ; Fringe? Andrew Saunders, fi om the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. iSjd Ditto—Enfign William Galkill to be Lieutenant, without pur. chafe. vice Lee, removed to the 95th Foot ; Gentleman Cadet Richard Jonea, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign, vice GaD 11. 67th Ditto—Gentfeman Cadet John Stevens from the Royal Mi litary College, to he Fllgn, without purchafr, vice Adams, promoted in the 34th Foot ; Leonatd Smelt, Cent. to be ditto, vice Bayly who reigns. 74th Ditto..-hafign John T. Bofwell, to be Lientenant, by pur chafe, vice Kemp, who retiree. 73th Ditto—Henry Tiddeman, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice Scott, who refigns. 79th Ditto—Major Rubett Fulton to be Lieutenant Colonel by purchafe, vice M'Lean, who retires ; Captain Alexander Petrie tribe Major, by porthole, vice Fulton. :nth Ditto—Charles Corti., Gent. to he Enfign, by porthole, vice Hidden, promoted in the 4th Garrifon Battalion. 82d Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Enfign J. Birch, vice fancourt, promoted in the Bth Garrifon Battalion; Enfign John Boyd, vice Pilkington, promoted in the Bth Garrifon Battalion ; Enfign and Adjutant Richard Boyd, to have the rank of Licutenaht ; Enfign Joleph Robert Rains, vice Algeo, promoted in the Bth Garrifon Bat talion. To be Fnfigns—Gentleman Cadet the Honourable Charles Fitz _ toy, from the Royal Military College, vice Birch ; Neill M'Neill, Gent. vice Boyd. lsth Ditto—Gentkman Cadet James Brock, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign, v ce Grant, whole appointment has not taken place. 9oth Ditto—Entign John C. Harold, from the 14th root, to be Lieutenant, without purchak_ _ _ . . gift Ditto—Enfign James Murdoch, to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe. tooth Ditto—Lieutmant homes Keighky, from the r9th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purcbafe, vice Bayiy, promoted in the Bth Garrifon Battalion. 4th Welt India Regiment—Captain John L. Nixon, from the gift Foot, to be Major, without purchafe, vice Wheeler, deceafed; George Scott, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice frafcr, promoted in the 47th Foot. Royal Weft India Rangers—Major Charles Turner to he Lieute nant-Colonel. without purchafe, vice Thorley, decoded ; Cap tam Edward O'Rourke to he Major, v icc Turner. lit Gamfon Battalion—Liantenant George Ball, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Angelo, removed to the Royal • Wilt India Rangers. 3d Ditto—Captain Thomas Johann, from the s4th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton dreeafed. 4th Ditto.-Brevet Licutenani-Colonel William Sorrel, from the 43d Foot. to be Major, vice M I eod, who exchanges. 9th Ditto... Captain Wilbraham ToL Edwards, from the 6th Foot e to be Major, vice Gardiner, removed to the 6th Foot. itth Royal Veteran Eattaliut-I:taarter•Major-Serjeaut William Fuller, from the 35th Lout, to be quarter Maßer. Canadian Fencibles--Lieutenant Thomas Drake, from the 9ctb Foot, to be Captain of a Cumpany , vice Ellice, removed to the 38th Foot. BI EVET. To be Brigadier Generals in the Army, (crying in South America. Colonel Tomkyne thlgrove Turner, of the 5d root Guards. Colonel Henry Mordaunt Clavcring, on Halt Pay of the late 98th Foot. Tn t•e M.,jors in the Army—Captain Jothua Roch, rf the 48th Foot; Captain George 'Van Browne, of the 88th Foot. STAFF. ........ To he Infpeeling Field Officers of Yeomanry and Vo . lunteer Co, ps in Great 13th !, with the rank of Lientenant Colonel in the Army, while Co em ployed. Lientenant-Colook atone Jaelfon, on the Halt Pay of the tate Argyle Fenciblea. - 1 itutenant Colonel FrantiaDclaval, on the Half Pay of the late In lependent Companies. George R. Marton, Efq late Maki, of the 6th Dragoons. Fredtrick Keppel. Eft). late Lieutenaat.Colociel of the 49th Foot, vice Bailey, whole appointment does not take place, HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Infpeetor Robert Keate, to be Infpeetor of Hofpitals. Deputy Purveyor John Wimbridge to be Purveyor to the Forces. Hofpital Mate J. H. Newton to he Apothecary to the Forces. J. B. Esuerfoo, Gute to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. BARRACKS._ _ - David Hay, Efq. tatc Captain in the 22d Foot, to be a Barrack- Malta in Great Britain, vice DerulTat, decrafc.J. 1111e1tORANDUM. Lieutenant T. J. Palmer, of :lc 38th Fvot, is fuperrcdcd, ben: d,. fait without levee. Commiffioni figned by the Lord Lientenant of the County of Efrex.—Loyal Ongar Volunteers. Major John Hughes to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commindantrlee Wright, refigned; Captain William Le Gros to be Major, vice Hughes; I ieutenant James Bennett to be Captain, vice Le Gros. Datcd May 5,1807. Loyal Barking Volunteers. Lieutenant John Tbompfon to be Captain ; Enfign George Glenny to be Lieutenant, vice Thompfon ; John Scrafton Thompfon, Gent. to he Enlign Dated May 8,1807. Commiflion in the Detbythire Old Militia, figned by the Lora Lieutenant. Chides Latham, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated janitaryl . t.t. 1807. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.—North Hants Militia. Enrign Henry Terry to be Lieutenant, vice Dc Coetlogon, re figned. hated May 25,1807. Lymington Volunteer Battalion. Lieutenant James Greive Livett to be Captain, vice Batten ; En fign Charles PIACI Oviatt to be lieutenant, vice Livett. Dated May 25.1[807. Commiffions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lori Lieutenant.—Eaflern Regiment. Edward Selby, Efq to be Captain. Dated April 30, tBO7. Philip Rylty Ingerfoil, Efq. to be ditto, vice Bacon, refigned. Dated May 13,2807. Samuel Ruffel, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Copping, promoted. Dated May 6,1807. David Henry Dunn, Gent. to be ditto, vice Brown, promoted. Dated May 13,18:7. Weflern Regiment. Quarter -Mager William Betts to he Enfign, by Brevet. Dated May 6,1807. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Powell and William George Bunyon, of Greenfield-greet, Whiteehapel, carmen, asth February hit. Jofeph Moore, James Shaw, George Cobb, and James Tennant, all of Leeds, and John Shaw, of Staioland, parith of Halifax, in Yorkfhire, Has and tow fpinners, April 1.184. John Boardman, fen. and George Alfop, cotton-fpinners, Dane- Bridge, Staffordittlre. Odteber 13, tBo6 James Mathews and John Felminghant of King-ftraet, Commer cial Road, Middiefex, carpenters and builders, tit Augult laft. Leet and Parry, tavern and coffee-houfe- keepers, at the Devon fhire Coffee-houfe, Ruffen ftreet, Covent Garden, May 18th. George l.ycn and Robert Clark, merchant., N 0.24, St. Mary Hill, 311 t December laft. Matthew Johnfon, of Brampton, andThornas Johnfon, of Chefter field, both In Derbythire, check ftrir and calko-manufadturers, eft January laft. Robert Holt and Robert Kay, fuftian manufadtarers, at Wier? Brook, near Heywood, Laneallire, 25th April lalt. Leonard Piddoeke and 1 homas Dalby, of Attiby-de la.Zoneb, l.eicefterfbire, attornies, 18th May laft. saml k eu Ody and Daniel Oily, roaltiters and beer brewery, at Malralbury, Wilts, 16th March laft, Robert Holt, John Orford and Robert Kay, cotton fpinners and carders, at Wight) Brook, Lanealhire, 25th April lilt. Rich. Lindon and George Titterton, pawnbrokers and falefinen, Broad Weir, Briftol, 21tt May 'att. William Phillips and William Fanlon, of George yard, Lombard ' (treat, London, printers, 'tattooers and bookfellers, 30th April Edward Duckworth, Wm. Clayton the younger, Thomas Dutton and William Dutton, all of Blackburn, Lancaflaire, common brewers, st* May laft. George Wagdin and Robert Crampton, both of Epperitone Mill, Nottinghamfbire, paper-makers, tad May lilt. Henry Hargraves and Benlatnin Afpden, of Blackburn, Lanca fbire, read-makers, 22d May laft. Sarah Hawarl, William Lomax, William Marfclen, and James Lomax, of Manchefter. liquor merchants, Lath May laft. George Wetlby, John Whitehead, and James Whitehead, of Liverpool, common brewers, 12th May laft. John Peters and Daniel Stanton, of Brittol, common brewers, tft January, rBO6. John Saunders, of Hammerfmith, Midclieta, and Abner Clark ._ fon, of Speculum Laud, Berk., veterinary furgeons, 311 t De ember lilt. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. A ugsft r. Andrew Braid, of Frith.ltreet, Soho fquare,Middlefer , baker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. jefepb King and William Edward King, of King-R-eet, parifh of St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middlefer, liik-mercers and partners, to furrender June 7,, 16, and July I I, at twelve, •: Guildhall Acton:les, Mars Booth and 1 - I.ilewood, New-fqusre, Lin coln's Inn . John Spencer Taylor, of Grlceehurch ftreet, London, ftraw hat. manufacturer, dealer and chapman, (trading undo. the Firm of J. S Taylor and Co.) June a, 13, and July 1 t. at ten, at Guild hall. Attornies, Mars. Pearce Dixon, and Allen, Paterhoft;r- row. William Hoard, of Lcwer Eaft Smithfield, Middllex, vietualler, dealer and Chapman, June 2,9, and July t t ' at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, No. as, Edward-arca, Cavendilh-fqusre. Charles Andrews, of Burnham, Eire:, butcher, dealer and chap man, June 2, t 6, and July t t, at ten, at Guildhall, London.— Attornies Mr. Alexander, Bedfurd-row ; or Mr. Mitchell, Maldon, Effez. loferph Pickering, of Frocitham, Chrfhire, corn.merehant, dealer and chapman, June 22, 23, and July t t, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John itrett, Liverpool. Attornie., Mr Windle, John- Street, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Edward Griffith, Lower Caftle-Ilreet, Liv.rpooL Thomas Brook, late of Bolton, Lincolnetire, ironmonger, Elver fenith, dealer in glafs, paint, oil and colours, dealer and chapman, June as, 26, and July t I at eleven , at the Peacock Inn, Britton. Attornies, Mertes. Lodi:iron and Hall, Secondaries (Mc*, Temple, London ; or Mr. William Bowles, Batton. Thomas Cooper, of Wilbarfton, Northamptonfhire, draper and grocer, dealer and chapman, June 17, at fix, June 18, and July a ,at eleven, at the Swar.s Inn, Market Harborough, Leicefter • Attornies, Mr. Goodman, Market Harborough ; or Marrs. Bowe and Donnollon, No. 2, Took s-court, Chancery. lane, London. Nathaniel M'Knight, Samoel M'Rnight, and John Nl•Neille, of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, June az, 231 and July I I, at one, at the Talbot Hotel, In Water-ftreet, I.iverpoot. Amu nics, Mr. Samuel Whitley, Water. ftreet, Liverpool; or Meffru Tarrant, Grey, and Moule, Chancery-lane. John White, of Birmingham, Wanvickfhire, tayior, dealer and clapman, June t 6, at four, June s 7, and July z t, at eleven, at the White Hart, In Digbeth, in Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Stubbs. Birmingham ; or Mr. Egerton, of Gray's Insi, London. Robert Gibbs, of Whitecrofs alley, Moorfields, Middlefcx, chair maker, dealer and ehapman, June 6, at one, June 13., ten, and July tt, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. David Ruffi.n. Crown court, Alc'erfgate.ftreet Thomas Withers and Henry Browr.e Withers, of GreenhilFs. Rents, Smithfield Bars, Middkfex, merchants, oil-refiners, and copartners. (carrying on trade under the Firm of Thomas Wi thers and Son,) June 6, at eleven, June 16, and July t I, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Merits. Gregory and Brookes, Wax- Chandler's Hall, Maiden.lane, Wood ftreet. Richard Cann, of Frith ftreet, Soho, Middlefez, painter, dealer and chapman, June 2, 16, and July tl, at eleven, at Guilt hall Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdler's Hall, Bafinghall ftreet. William Hogarth Gibfon, of No. 3, Saville-row, Walworth, Starry, warehoufeman, dealer and chapman, June 6, at eleven, June t 6, and July zt, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ledwich, No 3, Baldwin's court, Cloak-lane. Georgelnter, late of Chi lbam, Kent, miller, but now of Can terbury, corn-chandler, dealer and chapman, July 9, to, and I 1,, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Anomie", Malls. Netherfole and Portal, No. Is, Effes iireet, Strand, bliddlefer, or I. Z. Plummer, Canterbury. John Pakoe, of Plymouth Dock, Devon, mercer, June 6. 20, and July It, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lys, Fonke's court, Curfitor-Rreet, Chancery-lane, London. Griffith Williams, of Newington Caufeway, , Surrey, linen-draper, June 9, 10, and July tr, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1./rake, No. 5,.01d Fab. Ricer, Dodoes' Commons. - DIVIDENDS. June 6. Richard Sala(Limy, late of Bath, coach-maßcr, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 6. Frederick Kamp, of Rathbone place, Olford Itreet, Middlefex, cabinet-waker, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 6. Benjamin Phillips and William Bacon, of Ewee-Rreet Southwark, levigators, drug-grinders, and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall June 6. Thomas Mulct's, of Batioghall-ftrect, London ) factor, at eh yen, at Guildhall. ROYAL ACADrur. EXHIBITION 1837. S 9• Portrait of a Lady.—J. H3tywit. R. A.—The attitude given to this figure is forced and fantaflic, and all grandeur of defign and richnefs of effect is frittered away, by a laboured attempt to produce more than a ufual portion of both. How much fu. perior in the managemeut of all its parts is No. 31, by the fame artifi ; and with how little lludy, corn partitively, have thefe fuccefsful ends been vlstainedl Mr. H. does not yet appear altogether fettled in his fyflem of painting. • 202. t vrning.—W . Hsvict..—This is a challely conceived, and neatly executed piaure. The co louring is shat of Pimple nature, but not fufficiently controlled to produce thole effeas which may always be conceived in a landfcape, though they may not immediately prefent themfelves to the eye of a com mon obferver. We however commend this artill for not fuffering himfelf to be led away by the falfe the ories of fome of our modern correaors of Nature. Bj. Keftvick Lake.—Sir G. BBAUMnMT, H.—This landlcape is painted in this Gentleman's ufthiliy bold manner ; the mains of light and flutiow are well difpnfed; but the colouring of the pielure is not equal in richnefs to fume of his former prldueti,'ns. 178. The Ferry at Twiclenbain, Moonligh —W. MAKLow.—This landfcape is fo greatly fuperior to another by the fame Artitt, of which we have al• ready made mention, that we could with what we faid on that occafion might not be remembered.— The management of the fky and water, in the Cub jed before-us, is admirable, and a tone of colouring prevails through the whole pieture, which (peaks a well groanded knowledge of natural effects. aoB. Morning—Switzerland, &c.—G. A. W. AL Lls. —This pieture appears. to have been painted from imagination, aided by prints, &c. It is laboured, but exhibits no pleating variety of effeft, or grandeur of deign. 445.. 4 Scene near Puzzauli.--T. E. W. Rout NCON. —This attilt !Cetus well acquainted with the effects of Italian Nature, and evinces in all his piCtures a judicious choice of fobjeCt.. The landfcape before vs, and another (No. 465), are well delaying the notice of fcveral of our young painters, w 11..) pay more attention to pianres than to Nature. 497. William of I)eloraine taling the Magic Ito2Z front the Grave of Michael Scolt.—E. P. Si EPHANOF T. —We (hall fpeak generally of this artilt's produc tions, in noticing the drawing before us. It mani fells, like all his works, great promite 1.1 the higher department of the art, with ionic inattention to local propriety in regard to collume, &c. 522. Portrait, of fittnou, Set:cu.—H. B. CHALON. —l'his pieture exhibits a go id fpecimen of canine portraiture. Tlie dogs are very correaly drawn, and richly coloured. The landicape back ground is alto well conceived and executed. 537• A Landfcape —G. ARSALD.—Thi: is as chafle ly painted a piEture as any in the Exhibition. The lights and !Judos. are molt happily dilliibuted, and the general tone of clouting, accords with the fweetell effeds of Englifb nature. 528. Bannifler and niy; Duncan in the Curfew.—H. SINGLETON.-.-A very well computed pidure, and productive of a generally good effefl ; but the like ' efs of there two favoutite performers is not very fuecefsfully preferved. 530. View on the Coe! of Corfica.—W. MARLOW.— It is wonderful hos fo badly executed a pilure could have found its way into the Royal Academy. The view may be topographically coned, but the objeels are indefinitely made out—the water, in particular, iv execrable. 212, 219. A azier's shop at Patna—. 4 Thrybing Floor in /fin. —A. W. Dtvis.—Thefe reprefentations have about them an air of local correctnefc, and are ntherwife well drawn, but the execution is flight, and the colouring is too much of one hue. 237. The Shepherd's Daughter and Sailor Boy —W. R.*BiCC, A,— l'h6 little Rory, which is that rf a fa tigued Tailor boy refreflting himfelf by a draught of water from a pail at a well, is well told. The principal figures are painted in a firm Mile, and in good relief, and the tandfcape Erick ground, which is appropriate, harmnnioutly retires into the picture. The aerial perfpeaive is alfo better than many of Mr. B 's de ligns. 250. Hypochondriac.—J. GRLFN.—This figure is well cfehgned, but is rather that of rat.ing madnefs perfonified, than moping melancholy. There is much expreflion in the face, and the general drawing of the figure is corral The colouring is rather gloomy, but perhaps not on that account the leis appropriate. 47 1 7. The Grace: concluding the Doves to Market...-; SAME ARTIST.•••-•A, fanciful idea, and a very claflical compastion, much in the manner of the late Cipriani. The fubje& however would have admitted of more delicate finilhing. 415. Tbe confent.—J. R. SMITH —lnferior to none of this Gen , leman's former Converfation-pieces.— The figures, we prefume, are portraits.—The fubjea that of a rural fwain urging the millrefs of his heart to marriage is delicately expreffed, but the colouring of the picture is cold and chalkey. 446. An C . fficer't Lads inenrinini fie has defiried tie Ship in which fie expels the Arrival of her lityband Sam a ARTIST.—AIfa well told, and, upon the whole, a better finned picture than the preceding, but here again warmth of colouring is wanted. 696. Pew of the Vidor" in the Cale which !acceded the Battle of 7 rafalgar.—SANK ARTIST.—A faithful Portrait of this iuterefting (hip, as taken in tow by the Polyphemus; the natural phoenotnena attending a gale, are well delineated.—The fituation of this ' pidure precludes all examination of its minutia. 743. Mr. nick at Sancho, in the Farce of Barataria. —S. Da WILDS.— Phis is by far the belt of Mr. De Wilde's piaures exhibited this year : the likenefs of the Aftor is admirable, and there is great animation in the defign. It is, moreover, better coloured than either of thofe of which we have already (poke ; the back ground, however, does not fufficiently harmo nize with the figure. 690. Pilot: Mooring their 'oat:, with a View of Dover Donn.—This is an extremely coned view of a fcene highly gratifying to the feelings of an EngliChman. The water and the flu are painted with a ti ue regard to Nature, and the whole pidure exhi bits a clear and fober tone cf colouring. MARRIED. At Cnrk, A. Atkin, Efq. of the soth Regiment, to Mir, Sulli van, eldeß daughter of B. Sullivan, Efq. of that Cry. FRIIIHOLD PAM, tear SWINDON ai d CRICKLADE, WILTS, with polTeSdn the eniuing y e , r. TO BF. SOLD BY AUcrlO:sl, By Mr. HAWK E!, At the Crown lan, Swindon, no Monday nest.tte VI of Tam., at four o'clock, to us lets, (unlefs an acceptable offer is previ ou g y made). THAT t: uly Valuable and extremely deftrable FREEHOLD ES I ATE. called S TRATTON FARM.- Tythe Free, and exempt from Land Tar, comptifin ? a refreetabk and fubflantial ftone-built Dwelling Houle, with all pn , per ar" 9! Acres of very produCtive Arable and 7; Acres of =dent l'af: taro and fertile Meadow Lsnd, molt eligitdy &nate (lithe Tura. pike Road--.vvo miles Pram Snindon ; tour fr..m Highworth, a n d fix from Crialade ; with the advantage of the Cana Navigriun, not half a mile from the Houle. Particulars may be had t 4 days before the Sale, of Mr tor t the tenant. who will ih , w the premlfes ; at Mr. Crutt wen's, h g h ' Crown Inn, Swialon ; Kit g and %min, blighworth; Ram l ee Cirereciter ; Cattle and Nall, Marlborough ; Globe Newbury', Star Office, Temple Bar, London; of Mr. Hewkes, appraifcr , aed Mr. Mandy, folicitor, Reading. DR. SOLOMON'S ABSTERGEAT Lon AI 'I'HE AblieTent Lotion renders the face fAir and I- delicate, and r. moves every kind of ftaln, tan, fttotur. nr freckles, which rouge. long inners, or fatigue generally In fliort, it is the wily cofructic a Lady can Life at he to 'el cafe and comfort. SHAVING—ft is the only remedy a Gentleman Mot h,t, reeourfe to when &acing is become a dreadful operan,c, y .1, eruptive difeafe on the face. It may be ufcd without the fit..ll.lk hazard, for a more foyer, ign remedy cannot he deviled for (Nit. the molt delicate frame than this admirable Lotion. It el:ars at. 4 beautifies the kin, removes fpoecilly, without pain or trouble, all kinds of pimples, tettors, ring -worm%, fp ts, rednefs, [welling; or c irbuncles of the nofe, blotcLes, and every (pecies of cuta. neous eruptions on the furface of the human body. IC is unnecelfary to enumerate the advantages refulting to the conflitution of every perfon, by eff.•dtually removing obltrudtionstrom the furface of the Win, and thereby keeping free and open the innumerable pal_ (ages and pores through which nature rape's all ureters or notioas humours from the vitai fluid, and which being obitrudied, are forced back again into the blood, and become the lources of many dangerous difenfes. It is therefore a matter of mach confer:perm as well to prevent hurt! id diforders, as for the Prcfervation of Eak, Comfort...al Beauty, to Perfons (however flightly affeifted) that they fhouli oecalinnally have %mirk to the Abttergent Lotion , but more cfprelally it becomes urgently requifite when the effofts of obftnidion make their appearance,and break out into pimples, reditift, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Abftergent Lotion 'liver fails of Needs with thole who give it a fair trial. Prepared by Dr. So Loatow. of Liverpool, and may be hisd of every refpea.able Medicine Vender in the licked Kingdom. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. ve - HE advantage the public milt always derive A from regularly educated prufeffiunal men direcling elmot ez clufively their (hlies to one !pecks of malady, was never more clearly &monitored than lrf the unexampled fuceef3 which has attended the a toi!.iftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cute: it has performed Fora long feriesof years, IVlefirs CURRIE tahl Co. Surgeons. farmerly in Ms Majcity's fervice i have made the Venereal ltifeife the particular ()Ned of their in velligation, and ate happy in having threw/crest a medicine lupe riot to mercury in the care of that complaint—it is tuffs:lent to °Verve that the t :Fens of ;his ',limn:fly are d , anhtrically oppofite to thole of mereury,for thotvli it completely eradicates every weft* of the virus, in its molt curfirmed itagos, yet it does not in the halt Injure the conflitution.-on the contrary, it renovates the fyl- tern in all ita natural functions, promotes appetite. add facilitates digeftion--thus Wield of reducing a ftroug and vigorous c.inflito firm to the frightful condition that m: - retiry Odes. it not ot.ly pre krves that conititution in its primitive hate, but retorts a weak and debilitated ore suits natural flrength and vi,;our. Numhet lets inltauces arc on recent record of the fuptrior tfliicacy of ti,iN Medicine, its hiherant and fpe elk virtues adting as a per petual correttive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from excels of conjugil or illicit Iltafure, or from the mere infiduoup, thon3h not left deft udlive indulgence of incau tious youth of hot% fexei in a certain pernicious habit Antidfa the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequenee of this klitary vice, there are none more al9.dlirg than that el: Itrelßog Rate of ckbillty and deficiency, which prevents orembitters the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy fufferer brands over his misfortune, afhamed to fcck relief, until he is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak ma's as to render life opprciTive. To fuch perfons ft mutt be a cot:- kiting relledlion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be rcßored to that greatest of all human hlctc logs, a ftrom s , manly, and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever eaufearifing, as well as io every (pecks of venereal inkainn. Meats Currie and Co. may be canfulted by pstients either fez, with the grcatee fecre:y and he.n. , nr, at their haute, No. tO7, l.atton Garden. Letters from the Country (pot paid) including a bank note, seilhave the neceffary medicine and advice fent to any part of the Kingdom. No. t.:7. Hatton Garden. vu HEN ProleMona! Men of Education and Re v fponlibilit y de►iatr from the general Syltem by the Medias of a particular branch, the fanetion of long continued fuccelles is the hAt ciiterion of fuperlority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pea Rice to the exclufive treat. ment of Three l)iforders, and the fuccefstul refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppole. as far pa lam able, the ran ges of thole Complaints which are the mod important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Braneh, as an Army Surgeon I formed a with at an early period of pradiee to refeus from the ignorince of unedueved men, or th: equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners. 'the Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted ow attention, comprife every (Perim of VENEREAL INFELMON, whether of a recent or long duration, 2.1 y. all kinds of whether arifing from the habits of fehool boys or the induig nets of mature age ; and,lallly, that derangement of the fyitem In wo men which is called 13ARRENNESS,or STERILITY. Numerous Difcafts are the rank of Ignorance, or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferedon of an unguarded hour By a fuperfor method fuck Complaints are early curt d; and, even where others hire failed, I trult that L may prc fume to offer a radical re•ellablifhmet:t. Few, however, are the cafes cf complicated dlftrcfs In this dif.. order, compared with the calamitous fituat ions of men, who, trona an indulgence in a fohtary vice, or the prevalent ga'eties of a faffi: , ralc life acquire that flare of debility which is the una voidable coufequence of filch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his nustortu:ie, it may he fume confialation for him to know, that although it be an ultieet of doubt or uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of ren,vation i is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety wiil he prevented by an early count radio 2 of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has for years exifted, a proper perfe verance is indifperfably requifite to revive the flumbering (parks of life, and to rc-animate the conilittrion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have Ling been difappointc(l their expedations of a family, may he atvercd, that to mole b.- Rances, fuchdefeCts arc curable by Mcilicel The feerecy which is fo efrential to my undertaking, and tf qvalifications which I have prcfunted to nate, form the haft , my prctenSons, and in coincidence with fuch this intimatiop • given, that Mr. Bree may be confulred perfonally, or by Let , • (inclofing a fmall Note), at his bottle, No. 29, ArundLl-Itrc. Strand, bear Temple.. Bar. . _ . . ry There 19 ati additional Fntrance in Water itteet adioini., and the name is on both the doors. MAR I IN is It i Member of the Royal Collegc of Surgeons in Lond. , t• A CA OTION.—Son. 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