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VROM THR LONDnN GAZETTE, OCTOBER G. M CONTINUATION FROM THZ PRECEDING FAGS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OCTObIII. 6, 113:4. 13th Regiment of I ight Dr...goons—Honourable Poulett to be Cumet,without purchafe, vice Thampfun, promot,d in the 7th Foot. I . 7th Ditto—Wiliam Abbe. Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chafe, vice Llm d promoted. nith Ditto—Major it ict:lnl Heel , Vivian, ft om the 7th light Dragoole. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchafe, eke Gordon, who retires. aft Regiment of Foot—Thera Lieutenant-Colonel William Of born Hamilton, from the 4th Donation of Rekrve. to be Major; Henry Punic Beane, Gent. to be Enflgn. without purchafe, vice Dunlop, whore appointment has not ttken place. id Ditto--Mathcw Everard, Gent. to be Enllgn, without par- Oak, vice Prager, promoted in Champagne's tegitnent. stb Ditto—Lieutenant John Stewart to b• Adjurtnt, vire Clarke, promoted; Quarter Mafter-Serjeant William Hartilturq, from the sStb Foot, to be (barter Matter. 6th Ditto—Captain Arthur Miller, from the Sid Poot,to be Ma. jor without purchafe; Enfign William Clarke to be Lieute nant; Enfign Henry Bennett to be ditto ; Stephen Edwards, Gent.to be Fefign, vice Clarke ; Thomas Andrew, Gent. to be ditto, vice Bennett 7th Ditto—tdeuten.tat Henry Leigh Spencer. from the loth Light Dravorts„ to be Captain of a Company, without pur. chafe; Cornet Charles Farquhar Thompfon, from the s3th Lista' Dragoons, to be Lieutenant ; Francis Jinideell, Gent. to be Lieutenant , by purchafe, vice Parfonige, promoted in the Royals 14th Ditm--Captaie Fyre Coote. front the 45th Regiment of Ram, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe ; Lieute nant RUbani Fgerton, from the rgth Foot, to be Carain of a Company, without purehtle ; Enfign Aleamder Burnett to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Charles Levyna Barnard, Gent. to be I nem without purchafe, vice Fount, whole appointment. Ma rot t.ken place. 115th VAR.-Idaho Montfort, Gent. to be Enllgn, without por thole iflertont-Major Dillon to be Adjutant, with the Mit of Annan. stth Pitto—Captain Charles James Dunlop to aMajor, with- Out por th ole, vice NCCCULIM, prosnotcd in the t atli battalion of referee. asth Ditto-Bap Henry Crotty, from the 48th Foot, to be tiehtenart. without purchafe. %bib Dhto...Brevet Licuienant-Colonel Beattie Hope Lobe Lies. tenant Colonel, without purchafe ; Captain Chriftoptier Da *litho to be Major, vice Hope. 97th Ditto--Liestenam William Bocehby, front the rsth Light Dragoon., to be Captain.of a Company. 3i.th Ditto--ldeutentant•Colonel William Alit:et, from the York • Rangers. to be Lbutenant.Colonet 31 ft Deto--Cemain Janus Monty, from the Sad Foot, to be Maine. whhoill purehafe. To be f aligns-Edward Newton, Cent. by porehafr, eke Dow. dall, mowed ; William Gibfon, and Richard Birch, Gana without porthole. aid lAtto...l.l4l.tentat John Phillip Perry. from the 9th light A ir.se. to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 3 Lieutenant John L. Gallic , from the f oth Foot, to Be .lit a Company, without pnrchafe; Lieutenant Sir Gag. ' to, from the 77th Foot, to be Captain of a alwaray;waderert Stbateitie•-CarojeJohn Watling, from half pay of the late ti Reorieeme, to be Captain of a Company, vice Melly, ohm meteors. If Feb Ditto-t nano Conyobam Fills to he Lieutenant, without porthole; E.,.6zn and AdjetaLt ..-....- Burnett to have the Mk of Lieutenant. 4a4 ilitbriaostatant James Walker tobe Captain of a Company, without putchaie, vice Frain . . promoted in the Id Battalion of Rekrile ; Lieutenant James Hunter, from the 14th Battalion of *elate, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice Walter. i3d Ditto-Limetettart Thomas M`gensie to be Adjutant, vice Gardner, promoted. *ph gutto,..-....--.. Dolk, Gem. to be Vile, without pu rehire, Nee Bolan. mornoted in the kid Foot. Oda Dino--loweenor Crawly. Gent to be Fillip, without VW , ehole.oice Crotty, promoted in the as di Foot. pet Ditto-Captain XhAnas Lynes to be Major. without par. Oak ....a -a- Cokritige.Gent. to be Ealligu.wi loot puraLite. Sit llitto-Fußeo Richard. Ida wood to be LACtltalallt, by Fa -1 . Tice Shupe, promoted. pi Ditto-John Shedder. Gent. tote Fnfign, without porchafe. 314 Dino-Lkotenant Thomas Thnntpfon to be Captain of a Company, without porchafe. vice Miller, promoted m the 6th Foot, At Ditto-Foglia Paul llnelder to be Lieutenant, without patelede; William Crow, GOO. h. be bagel, vice Hold, r. gytb Dia.-Engel J. H. Feats to be I leutenant, without per. vjaelk, eke Stafford, removed to the 3 7th Foot ; Maisel, So ',key, Gent. to be Longo, vice E.att I 11.kuts , ant James Stickel! to Be Aeliecant.•ke !twill pjornoted In the 404. h Foot. sltb-Regiestent ..1 . Foot—Captain Almander Mori to be Major, erlrhtist mutilate. vice Wallace. promoted la the toth Battalion of Referve. sptta Ditto-Captain James Stephen Snell. from the isth Batts. Yon of R. ten:, to be Captain of a Company ; John bllaylas,d, Omit. to be Faille, without purchafe. 'aft Ditto...Captaio Gabriel Borer, from the Canadian Fencibics, to be Captain of a Company. 710 lfftto—l lulltellallt John Grant, from half pay of the i6th Foot, to be I actitenset, he having repaid the difference he te etered on r• tiring to half pay ; Ealign Chadic. Inc., from half , ry of the ktrglatert, to he Erbgn; David Flume, Gent. to be Bair..., yet hour pureitafe. 114 Ditt. -G•nirge Orr, Gent. tribe Enfir, without pun:hare. S;th Dlan—Rtcva Licetatimt Colonel Thom,. Melia., front fie It* F , er, to be Maj w, vine Sr S. Batkr,promoted ; Cap• fain %%alas+ Aurultot Riakesey to he Major, race Giffiod, penmoreal in •he ald Foot; Captain George V. live to hr 1.1.. j...; Budri Snood Plod, from the I.th it-nalion of Ref, err, vs he FM*. without purch fe ; Etler.a..l Hill, Gent. to be (bum nit Ott....—beak Howard Dronintood, lat.:. to he Enfign, ',Wino. purekair. 0109 Dio,—( orget William Jervnife from the Tsai Light Dra goon. s''. he Lisatenatit, be ptirtLak. vice Sera, who ret.tea. To be I. ntgen.-Joh. M. Dillon. William hherlotli, and Charl.3 Cnst.e, Game Quartdr Mafia Phaiip Bare, tiVdil (1,6., I . - -tia Lat. tailor. of Referee, ga il f tiito-aDarld Bownua, and Malcolm M'intyre, GaAa to be Ft ii r •. ptd Dtter.--I..ehlso Comphell Gott. to be F.l.Ggn. ivi;l,,nt ;•ime• chafe, ea. e 7+1 . 1...54h1an, wh..re and nemunt !iiisrry taken plan. titli Pittoriittats. Br.hlie Grote treat the pad Foot. to be Cap t ain a a Compatsy. vice Clarice Campbell, deemi.sl ; En na. i 1 ku oasts Jones Tramare said WilLaca Hallam to be Fan 9&h Regiment of Foot . To be Vulproa-becond I i meow teener 4...if10wg. from half p.,1 o: the till :`not : rtuarter Muir!. `,-nn poole,d, front the 0,70: Dino; Aletairter blllennell,Ge..t sch WeR In tit It ellilibtrt ...wt.., Goa, Gent. tee he Cs. - 43, mahout parrhare, vice Rntnett, , tor... d is. In: sth foot . {ti trete—Enke Mac Kaden.: Irani the a ttli Foot. to Lc a ..bkn, evillest porch :re, rite Goodall, rsittoca.l to the tyth l.:.uunan:• r b (krt. to be Fi.no, left4e that. r.e• l 3111:1 , 1 , , erb.% a . i,ointinent .41 ~0•1 4~• ~+ui l.itut.•tsnt f ..lusse I 1 :Aar •• Itss, , sAr :r w: t:24 I.tt N ••i_ . i.l.arn Iran' be P.; •r'e 1 safer, ronor•,l •ha CM+ Vitsr An , t‘. Tit jaar • FrtsgsT,l.et t`it 7*.r.1 F • 4. t C. 4.•••••• ( • 1..: ^ pro!. rrr i• , rrr. • Ine ►:..(q taasn (4.1....4. ft r I rwro •n; I.• heb ith At tr, I r Mo. ed In lat 4-4 rwe. roe 4). ,p le. frnw. NI. ve.. sit. i b e t . n 1) ti.t , t• 1. go ~•-!'-f .1.4 . . ';„ i n L .:, 0.:;• .• .1, ..r:'• b r Jot te. VOW 3 • •. ~rt i I ••• I • .1. 1.,7ht ( 0 tol tDe ♦=th F.xe. 1,•• c • . ,•• • a ,tla• !Salmi gl r t , v kwiiap, wasond lat two. 11.1.1... is 1 aTarn, Ilkeal-arCea. ;up , k MY b7Ar IN ICELAND. FITIACTID FROM THI TORT.iOI.IO OW • TRAVILLIt. That which makes man inceliantly travel, the defire of procuring the chief matter key to all reßtial enjoyments; or, to fpcak without a figure, to gain money, was alto what induced me to quit my country for gloomy England. On my arrival in London I found every place occupied, from the poll of Minifier, down to that of the towel Clerk. Competitors are now here well received. Pt ofellinnal jealottry is at testa as ancient as the days of Hefiod. The Icelanders have no gold ; all their commerce confifls in exchanges of objeas of the firft neeeffity. I now resolved to travel over all the island ; my pre parations ecntinued eight days. I at length fet out in May, 1803, with a horfe loaded with ocelot mer chandife. I wandered from tribe to tribe, according to the polls which ferve as guides to grangers, and prevent them from being ingulphed in aby fres of fnow. The me tdows, on which Ilrong honks are grazing, exhale a halfamic odour, notwithflanding the (harp net's of the cold which continues almoft all the year. In the fouthern part of the Mind it is often as hot as in Africa ; but the caller's part never throws off the white liveries of winter. The traveller may cattily lore his way ; but he has no robbers to apprehend. 'the Icelanders inhabit the tea coal, ; their habitations are almoll all fubterraneous, in which they are better sheltered from the wind and cold. 'fire interior of the armd is uninhabited ; it confills of very high mountains, which the rigour of the cold does not ad mit of being climbed. It was yet twilight, when I witneffed an eruption of Mount Hecla. Its mouth vomited torrents of fire, which fell down with a for midable noire, mixed with globes of &ow, and enor mous pieces of ice. The Icelanders believe that the fouls of the damned are tormented in the bofom of that mountain, and that they are burning there,while others are freezing . at the top. When the good inhabitants of thefe fubterraneons huts heard the Reps of my horfe, a father of a family appeared. I demanded hospitality of him by a fign ; I was received cordially, and the whole neighbour hood immediately joined round the granger and of- ' feted him their Cervices. The cullorn is to condat Hungers under a kind of citcular cart-house, which is the hall of honour of there good people. While the father of the family prefides at the converfation, the fire is lighted, and a repall is ferved,compored of fills, fah meat, and a very agreeable fort of mot's, which the women apply to more than one kind of ufe. The kindnefs of my boils often induced me to pro long my nay among them. During the long winter nights, they gave me for a bed fix bear &ins, Rretch ed ns a fubterraneous hut. In the morning they met me under the cart-hook to breakfall, and to play at chefs, a favourite game with the Icelanders. All the family afterwards fepatated, in order to hunt or fib. At night they alfernbled under ground by the light of a lamp formed by a large ox's bone, with dry fodder for a wick, and placed in a kind of chimney. The day finifbM with chefs, as it began. Thus I went from one family to another, leaving with each of them Come ufeful recolleaion of me. That family with whom I Raid longefl lived near Turlokthaven, a little town furrounded by mountains and hills, on which I frequently law the Icelanders running with agility. Towards the end of May, the tbuth winds often detached from countries Rill farther to the northward, enormous banks of ice, often covered with wood and animals. There Iloatittg manes der tend along the coal, of Iceland, and the inhabitants go there to reek wood, of which their inand is dal tote, and even the furs of animals. Marriage is facred in Iceland. Before marriage a girl enjoys every liberty ; but once the has made her choice, the is engaged for ever. Eight days before the marriage the fat idgmom is obliged to cut out a (mall path in a rock of a certain height. After hav ing received the nuptial bfnediaion, he conduffs his wife to the top of a rock, by the pa , h, which has been interfperfed with little done'. 'f he relations and friends look at the young couple from below, and judge, from the agility with which they at - tend, of the degree of happincfs that will attend them. The married pair remain the whole of the day at the top of the rock, and thus wiLnefs, at a ditlance, the re joicings which are made on account of their nuptials, the intention of this is to exercile them in the rc:ig. nation which is nrecfrary in a married (fate. At ‘iilht they are bit•ught down in ttiumph, and conduCted into a hut which they inhabit during the firli days of their union, hut sa tae:t rhey of I's aids quit, as it is Ipecially conizcrated to that 'tic, that is to far, to receive th,fe newly married of eazh family, from father to fun. ._..._. ...... I patted my We agreeably enottgh among tilde good itlaniers i—and your butinels, you will a(k ? I had remarked that Hamburr.h voids exchanged the procluEtions of the corntry in a very advantage ous manner. I waited their deparrur:. During their abtence, I bought and formed aV. alLhoutc. The rads returned and were obliged tar treat with me. I gained a great deal of more , in ti, muntit•, and re turned home tick and fatklicd. Friday. marlin, at ha bout is Viper Gtoranor-area, the Cnunt•f• of Alhcmark, of a daughter. M Yarmouth, iac or Wirht, the La AntufleT, 44th regiment,of a 4,1 !OA' !y of Clptain Marrai 5. II :; y J Y<<-l . () k 1.. r IN.. 1 ALL, at at Olt chriv..n 1..... A :am • o,„„ !t„ ~ ~,,:~, Yfr W., •-! g.l h.n, C•.M 6. !l•. r. ~. ~~ AI r 1,. v. Itth Ditto-a-Certain Francis H. To!tr, from halt-pay of the late :sth Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice liandfteld, di !Mind the fervice. f:h W./v.l Veteran Battalion—Major Simon Fearer, from the 3d Battalion of Referve, to be Major, vice Ade, who rethes OD half-pay of the Late Nottingham Feneibles. 7th Di:to—Captaln James 111•Konaehie, from the 86th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Chridle, removed to the 39th /OA. York Rangers—Malor Charles Doman, from the 6zl Regiment, to be lareatentait-Coloticl, vice Minn, removed to the Jodi Foot. I.on•e's Corps—Captain Paoli Morati. from ha:l.day of the late Corps, to Cap,atu, vie,: Lord Pelltun Cllnton re moved to the 10th Foot. HOSPITAL ST.IF7. F. r the Foreign Troops io the Service of Great Britain—Dodlor Lewis Velierme to I e Chief Phylleian and Infpeetor of Hof vitals; Surgeon John Biptifte Weber to be Su ;eon; Surgeon Charles Hadwig. to be Surgeon, vice Weiser, appointed to the King's German Legion; Surgeon Jufeph to be Apothe cary, and Lewis Bellamont, Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor. • MrMORANDII6I. Affiilant•Surgeon William Hamilton, of the IR Battalion of Re. Jerre: is fuperfe lad, being abfent without leave. Erratum in the Gazette of the Bth Ultimo. 56th Regiment of Font. For tmrie Watfon, Gent. to be Lap, read Milo Frederic! Wet *, Gent. to be Enlign. OIDSANCI44IICI4 OCTOBIIIt 4, 184. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet Forbes lslaebean to be Second Lieutenant, vice C. kiitchell, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Robert Newland to be Sowed Lieutenant, vice W. Miller, promoted. Gentleman Cadet William H. Stop`ord to be Second Lieutenant, vice L. Evans, promoted. Gentleman Cadet William Oldham to be Second Lieutenant, vice R. B. Hunt promoted. William H. Cockburn Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice C. Cruttenden, promoted. They are dated ayth September, 1804. ConstniMons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Lash of Scray Volunteers. Benjamin Walker, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Wilturan Birch, Gent. to be Frdign. Dated Augurt 1.3, 1803. Commiffions in the Dorfetlhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign Frederick Layton to be Lieutenant, vice Hamby, reigned. Dated Atom& 20, tBO4. Forego George SUN to be Lieutenant, vice Wet, jun. refigned„ Dated September 18, aka. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorfet.-111 Battalion of Duti'et Vo lunteer,. Alexander Cunningham, Erg. to be Major, vice Hawker, magn et Dated September is, 1804. 3d Battalion of Dorfet Volunteers. Samuel E(q. to be Captain, vice Cunningham, prometed. Lintel St pteirber 11, 1804. Withal's Da", Gent. to be Su*, vice Bofwell, promoted. Dated September 22, a Commirlions figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Southampton.—Thi Battalion of the Bourne. Lieutenant William bromic to be Captain, vice Luke Dem, re- Sped. Dated September 27. 1804. Prince of Wales's New Foreß Rangers. Francis Evans, jun. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated September a 6, ado 4. South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. John Wilfon, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Charles Kingiley, pronust. ed. Dated September It. 2804 Farebam and ritchfield Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Richard William Mao,. FRI. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet rack of Captain. Dated September 6. 1801. P.LRTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. William Welch ano David Welch, merchants, Falmouth, Sep tember 2i. John 1 lami:t na Moore and Robert Blackford, chart-fellers, Tower Hill, June 15. Lachlan Maclaurin and Henry I.omaa, grocers, Newiate-llrett, London, Setteniter 29. Hannah Hifeock and Falter Elisabeth Noweste, gattunav, New Bood-flreet, Odtober 2. Roger Rood and Richard Brown, dealers to feathers, Old Compton ftreet, Soho. September 29. Sidgwiek,Robinfou Chippindale, Chelliopher Nether wood, and John Carr, bankers, Skipton, Yorklluire, Oft. 1,1804. BANKRUPTS. John Gott, late of Annity, in the pall& of I.eeds. Yorkftrire, clo thier, dealer and Chapman, to fart ender November is, 14, and 17, at eleven, at the hull mid Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Lee, Leads • or 51,-Er. . Sykes and Knowles, Bois ell-court, Lincoln's-Inn, Condos. Henry Hyman. late Mature!, Relict, Iklinories, Nilddlefel. jewel ler, dealer and chaptnan, Oeloher 13, 27, and N.M. 17, at tr.u, at GaiLlhalL Attorney, Mr. Kibblewhite, Gray's-Inn Place. Blies brail,t,g, late of dri-htSeltnftone, Stier, chrefemonger and grocer dealer and chapnan,Oeloher 9, t 6. and Nov. as, u ten, at Gotland!, Looduo. Attorney, Mr. James M'hlielaacl, Finch lane, C-rnhilL William Nisyne, of Perrino, LanealLire, woollen draper, dealer and cliaptint, OAtdnr ts, 16, n,.d Nov. 17, at 'keen, at the oFkree. in eon. Attondes, Me. Henry Blakeltiek,l emple , London ; or Mr. john Winder, Pt, Ron. n. of Eprom, rcy, (bop.; eeper, dealer and chap man, r.. to. s•ul Nnv.l • ..t too, at Guildhall. Attorney,l Mr. 1:.,i rret Soto:,ss•rk Thomas U.andy,l..te of ncenion.in Surrey. fl , .pf lie. dealer and 6,11.,•an, Oct ter 9. 1C ~..I N. v. 17, at ten, at Gnadhall. Art •rni y, Rolition.Profp.ol.roiarN.rmorrdl , y, Southwark Jame. ~i• S.1(11.I I I; y, now or laic in Hig,, 11o1'orn. NI., ravolosorokers, (.1 I t, ii.dritersani ch e pm e n, Oa e • 6, and 17, at iiioldtisit. Attorney, Sir. Po .••01 No 4,11 ord court, I Let ,:te nt. jo'.l, .h• r, of Fcchhant, Luray, c,rper.t, dreer and eh innan, 9, a n , and is 17, at ciernn. at GuilahalL Attorney, 11:r. Liens, No. to, London. DIVIUI NDS. DZl•ihrt 19 James Venotans, new or late cf Tamworth. Stafford- Onto ..t Seats and a: a, a: King's Arno. lon. l'antworth. ibis 16 L: vita. oi Lc Toil.fhire, money fcriiri nt r. at . a: ':,r Ilan lon, Leeds. Wleit rN, e.-prat naafis of Brek..l-y,Glou at eleven, at the Bath ion at,d l avert., Cora-drew. dr....toL Onotrr tr. Thos .s Cooper. of Sharphs, Larcarhire,rlvgikceper, a. de •Ln, at the Cheer (..`w,wns lon, Bolton le-111rnes. a/ . r Caries, ot H.roil sh•tri. Grose, at four, at fre,th's C. ff, r•!,,,fe, in lieli.ltrect, Doi:tic / Lam. 'goy. 19. Robert la. ker, of St. Pace,.i till. fcrei.t.wea •cr, dral-r nor} c !Inman, at tun, at Ct.: n!,11. Nov. 3. Fa:llw.! Murriy, of kulTat-court, Drury• lane, Nfld.% ICI, Kookier r, at ten, t;.1,1,1ha1l Nov 'I nritta. W 'try, •t the ca-. 6 ere err, Paas, Study/ell, n , r , . at el, Vc”, at .11 OtioSer to. W ISam elornhy, t a t, ot calotb- •itti n , I ineolnrbire, If l an.% hlr 7.:1,141 I (dada. late t , 'turd Alll.lll. a, I:tor n to. b..k• r n rl ,no srt Cr', at cloy, ti. at the !!'Litt 'Lai Inn, in C.1.1g1. rorrla,4l. Eh 'ober 19 Wdltam Cooper, lur of It. rty, Imodrr, dealer • 00 0, el, iron, at K o o•ti f.i•ern. 1 tcri.y. .6 V. .1 cow or l'olchr.l,r,klf.s, titer at It,, .Ct ( ,l, hriter f Icor'. oi li.trniir. don. P ,rferflnre, malt •.se,os. at •hr I:lrg'..ll. art, W 1011,. rut.' Mali.r, or 14. j..):TI 71e.har.a, now ..e rat tedri.•• r, k Rex - - ;ale . 01 C ol-man rt.tC , t vast a po,ii with, /11l r ".'.r a. r •. 'off t`c. .14 11 Ir. a, R 1.,: o maslda, tsr,lse, as ttc •• I 3t • w MARkIFP. 0,, NE,lnklay, the -azth ult. at St. l'anrest, Church, by th e R e v. Wm. Champto Is, C.,.th,n ik,,t, L (.1 Senior CAll rh.rysnt of the Madra• Ert.uir. to Mils Eliza Traucce lohufl no, d ,u-',ter of the late Jahn a f P. rcy-fl r. t. Bedfr r. fqc .rc. G,n•ge Slats, t I:4 of Trlltuu.r.•, In (.hi• Low, ch , ry...t r Nath. of hreles Haver, Duhlm, I At Newport, J , ,hn Phiaiy.. 1.1.1 r I Mom t Philllps, court,. of Tipperary. t.. Naas 01.traft.oll, dau,,litcr of Mrs. O'brilcull, of DIF.II . On Frtday warrtinr, a• tt r hoar In Spa' Fi Id., Lads .Nonr Abe.• I tit...cit. aged Cr, Inter to ttw yreff-ot F.. 11 ,•!" l'ta: as tlx ?tor. I holoaaltraitne tier I ad) (hip wts a tatillac for th , 'late Countafa a Huntingdon'. Chapala. mad tuperititethlad th,ir maragrmrt•t. Frit.lvy morrlog,Th qn,ll - Ino, Lfri or Al,.rtfrnt"-ftrcet, of rim 11, v, oth t I oy dl ~,,d•ot, _ At a•I ry nlun. pend, Hn oMr - f vb. 1 fi W. rim f lay PAN.. 11, 1114,1- •,1••••-1 fud2 n At ht. r t 101.tts:1;.. L It I ul, oi • y rf, onr 2:rwrort t Mr% Flizah, - 11 . • t th,r 11•.x4 l,u t a (; ...cr.:a w 3•11,T •nn, Mrs !! .!, • r. 1 lu il• Ni 0: tl4. th 4 t 0.64. HAVING dedicated inyfelf to the fru.!y, and Ee gratified by the ro.,,ft confiderable pradfc, in that ormets which I thought ixoper to (cleft, I troll that I bare not mor e employed my time thin thme who. in the retenn., brad o f the profeffion, are eccalionat4 Muneried In uncertanity, and cannot always attain that kneels which Is acquired by coo:centred% the hatchet:lust poWer to modes of difoo.k.ra. The &cafes of DRan.rri arc peculiarly Ml:telling. for they bring with them a train of coc:omitant fyniptoms, and, by a de preffion of all vital their!, &fleece itfdf becomes embittered-. Whether they wee from the prevalence ofib example, theAdkrue. dee habits of fehool-' , oys, et the Indulgenres of maturity, the. re. quire the meat aihdonus profedional ; but by the ignorance of unoiegated Foca, the Cymptama are aggravated, alai the molts tutico G defircycd. As a Mll.Abrit of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SIIRGEONft, I grctind my prstenflons on regularity of edand on; and poffelt i g every prief.ege to pro `Gee, I feel royfeY catkini t o that confidaa(c with which thaw hitherto been Co lißersty honoured. In the heft fat fations of local wraknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; btu where thp fub. fetes, from a confelotafnefa of the uommtbsels rf the ...ere vsblet; ceded his mist' rtune, is fuwful re the content or ...eine of his family pbyfician and broods over hi, labrtnit; eardni roar dalment, it malt be fatisfselory for him to be seined not Oilly ot capability of treattnart, hot din of the not Invioiatlie Wesley. . And in recent Venereal Complaints It is peal& to prevent plea; danger or iEftrefs ; in the molt c.i.opEcated tics it Is tk acquire. mon of delouse eloerience in this lux to died a late, detata, and feeedy retefloblifiument oder the advantage of dils,expertrnee to dare of debar fez Irbil are sEidt..l with arty kind of Dhau.i . ry. of any fyniptcams of VENFRRAL INVIICTION, and in .411 cafes the term, of medico are Bated on the ire. interview. Parents in the countreare expeded to inelofe a Bank note, sod are tniutital to (pacify char age and minrer of living MA7TIN MEE, 74, doter of the Royal Coder of Surgeons In London. No so, Arundel-itreet, St...ed. neat Temple Bar VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To IVLr:Toomm Ter LOA, Surgeon, No. 9, Ncw Brldge-ftnet, DCAIt sea, tornlon". IT is with the mina heartfelt fatisfaftion thit I ad drefs you on the incomparabk excellence of your invahtabls Medicine...Li:AKE% pAtEbri - PILLS...-In the Spring of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Cotnplant, atten ded with the naoft alarrdng and dargerous fymptonis ; info muck that I have been conr,ned to my room f.r Roth. le week together. fend not able to ftlr out of it : I had no reit norday, and ftuffered the m - ft excruciating pain and torment, and what was dial work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could farce leffee • any objett, If ever to dole to me, and expelled nothing lea than the total lob of my fight. From a ftout,heltlty, and ra ther corpulent man, I became a mere &aim, and a'. objed of pity and eompar.in...-My friends had all given me over, anal thought my yccovery impoffible. In this dreadful nate, and Felling every minute to be my loft in this world, I was fortu nately recommended by a seighlaiur to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpcife, and beets at an enormous expence; it was Some time before : could be prevailed on to take them; at fall I lent for fix boxes, and before I Dal taked them. all, I found confider...bit benefit ; my pains gradually decreakti, and my eyefight grew toter, and to the great Surprise and alto nithment of all my friends, (:fter taking three boxes mere). my hea%h and ftreogth was perfeelly reftored,and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your invaluable Medicines), as well mid hearty as ever I was In my life. Your obliged humble fervent. High Rivet, Birmingham, Noronha' et, t 799. IL L. LEIGH. The above Medicine i. earneftly recommended to all perfor that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every VMS/ real AffeCtion, particularly to thole a out altering th•Jr emsditio• in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long !landing, or however Jifgu fed under the aryosraftee of other diforders it nay he: (or Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cuta neous Complaints It is alto reconou.nded to be taken, efpecially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the foie Prowetre, THOMAS TATLOIL. Mein: cr of the Corps:atlas of Surgeons, London, at his hook. No. 9, New Bridge-ftrcet, where he will give Advice, without a Fie, to Perham taking thefe Pills, and will anfwcr Patients Let ters, if poll raid, on the (annum-on, oblcrving in all cafes the molt inviolable foci - fey, no Perfon's Dame or cafe having bets mentioned, but at their own arricularrequeft, by the Froptiotor. during the purr,- ui nt, re than 55 years, that he IMO had the rm. dudt rife a extenfive fate of eke shove Mackie awl the pratirte arifing: e from. Thy a.c aIL fold by his appointment, at dm Pei - homes, N. 35, St. Alban's-ftrect, ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-fhor, No. nos, Oxford-new ; Mr. Steal**, Booklefter, Na t, Union-row. Little Tower-bill ; and by one Perin in every confiderable tows anlEngtend, fn Bow of only an. 9d. each kola up, with fen in plain direCtions THE COBDIAI. BALM OF GILIAD, In Half-naMea nr the etaantity of Four lo one Family Dnttla for Thirty •here Shillings, on which Nine Shilling, :re laved, locluSU•f ;ktfn - the Duty; the Stamp of which Atari' the words" S.ml. S.,4mmo, Liv.:rpntil;' to prevent counterfeits... Is were 110 SAM in Gilead ? Is there no Phyfician there? Why. then Is not the tshith of the tiauthtis of my People recovered?" Jer. 14'3.12. •'I he Lord hash unreel Medicines to grow out of the earth, and he that is wife will no abhor them ; for with fuck duth he heal men and take away their palm"--FceL tura 4.7. THE train of melancholy diforders which afßitt the human frame, unikr the denomination of NERVOUS IUSLASI-S, are the princi i ial fources of human onfar in the psi:- mt.:nu of halth. There eal.aders proceed &nip fuels an infinite ' , allay end cennplicati nn of caufes,as to remit.' it inipeffille oven ir it were alwaes rezefftry, to trace them to their true fource Thei elf. din. !tem.:tier, ate but too well known, and too feverely felt amonl:l`. teo great a pat tiin of mankiid; and to there effeCts it may wiilnmt clay; nation, be ail:rte., that any remedy more fit p.:r or or c carat r. for ca. racy than Or. SOLO ? oN's CORDIAL ot GILEAD nevu has been tincovcred. Numenius hare (rem time to time been pollard in every nrwfpa p.r in the !tingilism, ;or the enci,rae, merit of the afflicted to etc ace, perfi.vere in a inedicin.c whit fa eminently aft - in...Ls u ems te cure in all eare• of debility. An min! in prevails Oar w-rrosis iiifeafes are at prefect' niers tor:lawn in I urine , : than at any furmer perin hand it is chi, fly at tri:iutcd to I:%ceh ofinelulgences praetifeil In there times of reline. went and lezury. It is ci.rtatt.ly true, that the farther we depart ;tont y and temp-rat cin diet. and the more we facriiiis winder. nrine Lit cell,* to the inaelivity anent:Mg doniesite au; als trent.. tLe rn.i tier ss ill be the influence of tinny idsyfical error. is I tie of the roll a itl.:011. 1111% 4.01.1441'4 is ...fi e, I. ..1 I .:24 a, ly this 4i9erence. that, in err frnen tine I at, J lir .ce of ronif IA iioll, and the facer manner 1.1 Itfc, t!.ty ale in ;ever,: row: lregti.l and cu lent. w, -I.t.td• i.i the fltlfultl f . )14111 I. 01 t.:11, sad .alas Inn due. •CC.Go4leti irr-v.hltrlrlzu in or: f.x, and fraud var. dr, in the other. TL: ni‘it contest= fvmptorn of this difeafe, is a cduitant dreld of dt.'h, which rrwides with its hart ro Inoue. •bc wlo le ntry ut f.ttern, y the ht rt t. a!, iittxprtffible an pia, and Latitioz tin usint drcvdtul tif horror aril ! 6:11 C. SJikt Ty lt,mnat t - I.mSureg ; R • P,..,.ft m e. ; \.. 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