Star. — London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

Nee tit LONDON GAZE 1 ,-, zniguji as. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAlt-niFICE, AUGUST 24. 1804. ph /tee Man of Dragoon Outirds--Llcutenant Edmond Epn. from half-pay of the Regimen. to be IJeu enant. without pur chafe; Stephen Gordon Gent. to be Corea, without purchafe, vice Bra, grill, promoted. - 6th Ditto—Tboo , aa Hills*, Gent. to be Cornet, without mtrehafe. lath Regiment of Light Dragoon►—Captain F. J. I:ickena, from . the eth Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vicc Moore, who ear:lunges epth Dino—Lieutenant Man Twaddle, from half-pay of the 4th Foot so he Lieutenant, Mee Dawfan, who esc►aogca, tetcia kg the diffi mom sail Regiment of Ught Dragoons—Lieutenant George Madre to be (Armin of a Troop, without waken.; Coact Browse Fleming to he Liwatesant, without parade. Calaveras. Regiment of Foes Guard•-.-Captain the Has Edward flunkey to be Captain of a Company, br purchafe, eke • who noires. _ gd latt-e-Dunean Campbell, Gent. to be End" by purehafe. IR Rryitncot of Fuca—Engin Chridopher Myers, irons the ad Well India Regiment, to be Unmeant. without purchafe. 'larding. appointed to the 47th Foot: Serjeant-Major Patrick Kelly from the Ng th Foot. to be Adjutant. with the rank of Essfign. vice Moiler. promoted. Mb Ditt o--espeein Alexander M.Gesehy, from half pay of the gpth Font. to be Captain of a Company. vice Caldwell. who ex thaws. rib Di tto•-Captain Alciaeder Sotheriand, from the yid Foot to be Copula of a Company, vice Brifeoe. who erebanges. Deb Ditto--Lieutenant George Henry Drewry, from berm, of the scab Foot, to be Lieutenant, vim Waft. who =Menges. 39th Ditto-lreutenant John Waken Browne to be Captain of a Company hy purchate. vice Wray,wbo retires. 44th Ditto-Lieutenant Robert Makeney to be Captain of a Cora . pony, without percher', vise hillear. deeeMed• •s 6 Gem nide, Gut. to be EnSgn, without par. chafe. Me Jarmo, promoted in the r7th Foot. Pith Ditto-Thomo Stoughton Denny, Geot, to be Enflgm, by teurrisaft. vice Thompfon, promoted. dub Ditto-Joiegeb Weikel, Gent. to be gLearter Mailer, vice ifiluande, appointed 92arter Matter to the Royal Military . likee bra likagr•Liestenant Robert Tamer to be Captain of a Coro- Sage without puredafe, vice Tess , . deerafed. ilith Ditt•-esifigo WitWn M'Kay to be Lienterauft, without plockare, vice Sommers, promoted ; James Wimp, Gent. to be Rap via Grim , . promoted bathe Ith Weft India Regiment ; laws Straker. Gent. robe Rip, yin M'Ray. Rob Dierre-rforipe Alemender M•Dompil. to be Liestmot, by • i ate, nee Twisty, realm. r It o -Cerato Homo Cote argeo, 'from the pth Foot, to to Caputo of a Company, nee timberland, who exchanges Sloth Dine- limy 'Wien ; Oat. to be by porchate, vies Promiw, promosed. Fad O 4 litLeghlon, Gent. to be Reaps, without pus , 1 0 1 t We* India Regiment. Llpt Cooke, from half pay of the ha ion! Foot. to lit Linoleu without mrehafs. sd ilitto-earip m, a Redmond Rime &By, from the tyth Foot, M be Linteream. without Boreltdc etk ires Dit=Captulin looms Henry Moore, from the nth Ligid , to be Captain of a Commyotice Dickens, who ca dence ; Edge phi; Dam. to be Limmot, without pat , ash. stlk Dette..Ruieu Robot Wan* from the istk Boohoo of Rdene, to be Lioutemot, Mime mehofe. Royal Africa Corps, To be Lieutimme; without Ponatto•-adewe jobs Marna, Mar. Rather Libido% Mined Csopettil, sod G. D. nampesn. To ` be Ealignee•itehevt Omen, Oast vies Martin Seryeant- I , M er r am --.-- Iht liees. ben tbs gad Foot. vim Rohner's; creme Gem. aloe CompbdL Colonel Raabe% meet—Liroterent Henry Hardy, from tbo t sth Foot, to be of a Company. Canada fcierailee— Thema Ate, ben kalf•pay of the Fast. to be &digs, vke Peals promoted. !foe. Scoria Feedbietooliallga LE. Arsenic, to be Lievtethet, Gibbons. who ragas Mary brow Arnalletieg, Cent. to le F.aign„ vice Armaraeg. D&.'. Itaglomm—.• e•••••-- de 11Jviere, Gent. to be Raga, vice • blomment. who redeye TI Lyle lebotry Venentotra—Capeads Frederick Maar, front the Rorie, to be kiejor, with patellae. The Leg • Corneae L,egkee—Cepais Clerics Raton Maydril to be Navin of s Company, with temporary rank to the Army. kfuetaa • Lieutenant Janata Praidergeft, of the ypth Regiment of Fe*. Is fortitaiad, having abfented binafidf from kis Regiment wi lout Leave Commifilins fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlefea.—St. Pancras Voluiteers. jive Thaenybon. Efq. to be Liestenant.Calead.Ceansgulant; . porta Scott. Mg. Mo. to be mayor. Dated lday 3 , dog. Te bt Captains—Robert Walter Alexander, Ef.. DOM May gt. &Ober Hamilton. Eki. Dud July a 7, 1144. C. S Whinilehl. Ffq. Dated Anson 4, trios, To be Lieutenants —William Hughes, James Milner, James , Malt a, Franeis John Stamm, Winiam Hamm Marla, and 1. Wdby Gems. Dated May ia, X: 4. lobe En firm— James Dunbar and Garr Lettosn, Cents. Dated May it: t8o4". James 'kg tflt sod J. Flemming. Orme. D tea July 27, 1804. To be Adjure,' abanirke, Efq. witbout pay. Dated My 3t. ace. T. be SurgeoirJedepb Hayes, Gent, without pay or allowance. Dated May 3e, 18c4. Kenfington Volnotters. . . Siebert Dutter,Flq. to be Captain. vice Mortimer. rengned; Wil Yam seatene, gent tube lLieutenant, vice Butloa, promoted.— Dated June 7. 1104. ilonjameti Lewis Irodianey. Cent. to be Dino. July to, tilos oaorulto. Cation, Gem. to be Enfign. Dared 'me 7, t Roe. aiarkt liattye, neut. to be Enfigo. Dated July so, doe. Spelthotne Legion. 'l'o be Deputise—Wapitis Wation, kJ+ vice Shaw, reigned. •Dated lane doe. 1 11/Mlianv Henry S teele, vice Roberts, relived. Dated May 31. That.. Davenport. life. Doted Jely to. :Roe. To be Licuwelart WOMB Chandler, D.nt. vice Maitland. re ared. Dated June lt. 1104. To be Itedigns-.Alcaender Well ems, and \William Geld. °CUM Dated May ed. silo+ Hoary carver, Gat. vice Chandler, progootoL Dated June it, 111Qa. T. be Surgeon—William join Griinboofe, Gent. Dated May at, sloe. To be Qtareer Mader-44m J e ws. °tag. 111ay 3t,1104. Wellininllcr V.,lunteer Cavalry.. Harvey Corcbe,•Oent. to be Comet. Dated Juoc lg. tloa. Royal York Mary-la-bonneVolluncers. Lleusesievit lamaltee tube Captain, awe Hone, reOrud. Par me n Phillimore to be Lieutenant, vice I.easitet, Forceful Uarcd May it, t too. Brantford and Ealing Voluntcets. Lieutenant Colonel Jan Deinkwalet to Colunt.l. Dated July 13, a St. Genr?e's Volunteers. Samuel lia-rlfon, Grotto be End s. Dated Mardi Royal Weßeninfier Volunteers. Lieutenant nattlucl Brim to be Cat/tato. vice )(meet. relrtad Wirt Pen Ibtrlvc.Kl; to be Lieutenant, vice Chet`re lived ; Enfixr; George Wou•Baavi t., be LiclßClll.llt.ficc pr.0.1.,1; WI:14111 Gcnt to be Entign, vice Hach tack. vcolootad; Clarice Cox, Chat. to be kaftan, vice Wood bans. promoted. Dated July ay. act. Q2ieeil'a Royal Volunteers.—t ft Battalion. fiat lieut.-inane J. F. Plzen to be Captain. vice Adams. resigned I.icurcsaikt Jelin &dwelt to be Firfl I.kvtenant, vice Fern. promoted: Hugh *tartar. Gent. to be Second Lieute new. via. yrociotcJ Dated Aural is. 1134. b.".l,oo.—Srevnd I.lrutr”vl Rickard Rottenburg to he Fief' I..l.,rnanc wit e l!mbUry. r•-(.geed; neemd Lieutenant Pet r I rolcrteli itabmion. to be Ditto, ViCC betid as At..yr.. Comtniffioas in the Royal Ea!tern Reement of Mid. dlelez Militia, filmed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenant. -- Homer, Gent. Dated July 9, 1804. William lialltee Gent. Dated Auguit 4, 1204. JaiCph Otway, Gent. Doted Auguf to, "2.0 t. fen be Enlist's—Thomas Hawey, Gait. Dated June 25, 1204. Mathew Elliott, Gent. Dated July 9, UO4. Elliott, Gent. Dated July to, 1804. Corniniffion in the Loyal Greenwich Volunteers finned by the Lord Lieutenant. paten Ben, Gent. to be Licateciant, vice Smith, raped. Dated A ugull Ea Rare's in the Gazette of Tuefday Poe Commillions M the .dcry/feiff Milkia, Lined by the Lord Lieutenant. Read Commithons in the Ayrfitita Militia, Sped by the Lad Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. S. Patrick Home and Patrick Hunter, of Throgrnorton ftreet, London, merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Stephen Walmney, late of Gralnick, Laneathlre, BANKRUPTS. Jorepti Dmiby, of Liverpnol, later and plaifterev, dealer and chap man, to (offender September '7, it. and Otkober 6, at one, at the Cattle, in Lad-ftrcet, Liverpool. Atteenies, Mr. Charles Bardwell, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Blackft.ock, St. Mildred's Court, Poultry, Edward Owen Cumming, of Plymouth Dock, Devon, lopkeeper, dealer and Chapman, September 7,2, and Odbaber 6, at elev.'s, at the Bulb Tavern, In RAUL Anomie., Mr. James, No. ta, Gray's. Inn.fquare, London ; or Mr. Thomas Morgan, Briftel. Jofeph tinny, of Oxford-Meet, paella of Saint Mary-ka-ll.nne, Midilefet, -Sept. 7, at lye, Sept. 8, and Manlier 6, at twelve, at Gulldhal Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Upper James-(Erect, Golden-4mm. Thomas Barlow, of Liverpool, tailor, Se pt. it, 19 and Onober 6, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Jahn Cukit, Liverpool. William Drummond, of Fobbing, 10 Etre:, mariner, corn-dealer, dealer and chspinan, Auguft at, at twelve, Sept. 8. and Odobar 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Deuce, Bilker (quart, Fenchureb-ltreet. Jams Hannan, of Great Ruffel-ftreet, Blow finery, Middlefez, baberdalher, dealer and chapman. Sept. 7,M fern', Sept. 11, and °Pubes. 6, at ten, at Guildhaft. Anoraks, Mara. Ferrer, Steadman, and Wall, Bread Atm' Hill London. John Lardner, of Oxford-11nm, pain of St. M.. ry-laheane, Mid dkk:, ironmonger, Sept. t 3, to, and OAober 6, at eleven, at Oulialitell Attorney, Mr. lUchardfon, Monument-yard. Charles Stephenfan, of Parliament-ftreet, Welminfter, !Witmer, Sept. 7 at lye, Sept. 2, and Geteher 6, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Halms, Branfwiek-ftpare. Richard Mount, of Caoterbary, hop-merchant. dealer and chap man, Sept. 4, g, and October 6, at ten, at the Canaan. Canter bury. Atmrnies, Mr. Wiliam Reynolds. Fonttone, Kent ;or Mr. Richard jackhai, No. 9, Gray's-Ins, London. Thomas Thomas and Henry Cameron, of Birasingionn, beton and peppers, September a 3, to, and Onober 6, at eleven, at the Skalacipear Tavern, Newareet, Birmingham. Attoenjea, Metre. Denim and Tooke, Ns. to, Grafs-lon•fluare, Landon ; or Mr. Bersilk Bimelagbont. • Jams Whitworth, at Aiwa, Lineolathire, brandy merchant, tat. lawmhemlier, dealer and chapatis, Sept a 6, at two ' Sept. 27, at dram, and Odolier 6, at two, at the Saracen's Head lon, in Ibmob. Anomie, Mars Allen and )Tuley, Farnivars-inn, Lanka. DIVIDENDS. Sala a. Bartholomew No Need. of Urea Sutton-ftreet, Ckrken well, TdWick'', watch cafe-maker, at tea, at Guildhall Supt. 7. William Poway, of tiliatmere. Yorkddre, corafador, dem cer. feed er's. dada and &ammo, at degree, at the (Merge Inn, • Kliigtton-upon Hull. Sept. 7. Richard Lang*tm, of Cteis-ftreet, Madre, and Mkhad Gainey, of Chetwood„ near lillancbefter, eaten-machants, dealers, chapiumo. and copartners, at dews, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Marckite% s ir . 8. Rhart Daoaldfos, el Liverpool, baberdalher, at tam, at Guildhall. Landon. Sept. it. Denedidt Pad Wagner. et Great Wincheiter-ftreet, London, merchant, at ten. at Guildhall. Sept. is. Richard Willem, of Brend•Areet, Landon, merchant, at mu, at Gelid/salt POLICE. A young man, belonging to one of the PUblic Of fices, was on Saturday examined at Bow-ftreet, on a charge of obaruaing Come of the Prince of Wales's Volunteers, while on duty at a fire, which happened on Friday night in St. Martin's-lane. The charge being proved to the fatisfaffion of the Sitting Magic. I trate, he recommended him to make an ample apo logy, which, after tome hefitation, was complied with. The Magiarate, after giving him a very fuit able ailnionition, difcharged him. 1 - Saturday, at Marlborough-areet, a publican, in the neighbourhood of Tottenham-court-road, was charg ed with extorting three pence for a pint of porter, againa the content of his guell. The profecutor called at the defendant's houfe on Friday evening, at eleven o'clock, where hrdrank a pint. of porter, for which he paid three pence :,—he called for another pint, for which, being very bad, he offered aid. ; but the landlord refufed that fum, and peremptorily demanded three pence, which the p:ofecutor paid.— The defendant was fined in the mitigated penalty of five pounds, which fum informant gave to die relief of the poor of the parilb. CARRIERS.—James Wright, the Weft Ham and Stratford carrier, was fitmmoned on Saturday before the LORD Mayo., at the Manfion Houle, by Dudley, the flreet-keeper, charged with carrying goods from one part of the city to another, without having a Chria's Hofpital ticket, as required by law. Dudley faid, that carriers had made a practice of colltaing goods, which they took to an inn, and none but thole having the above ticket h‘ dl a right to do fu. Wright acknowledged the fats alFedged againft him, but Paid, he had collated parcels by the particular defire of his cuftomers; and that it was the atilt= with ail other carriers, who did not know that it was an of. fence. He was lorry ftr what be bad done, and if others were rearilied from this praltice, be would not do in again. The Laid Mayor laid, the penalty for ca..h offence was nos. which he would not then infliet, ix, hopes it might .not be repeated t and this be willed to be made known to all carriers. Four black men, from the (hip Venue, were brought before his Lordthip, charged with being concerned with others, in cruelly treating a lad named William Thomas, who belonged to that fhip. Only one of the prifuners could Ipeak Engldh, and be denied hav ing ever beaten the boy, who got his allowance as well at others in the Ship. There being no evidence againtl there men, they were difcharged r•n the ~ Mnerl undertaking tn bring them forward when called on. Mr. Mann, the furgeoe, elan attends the Compeer. Lid I.e 1 . 41 W the boy on that day, and that he W 34 fill in a dangerous (late. Several bakers in the Ward of Farringdoti With• nut, were fined for felling bread deficient in weight. One baker ih Cow.lane, who had paid a tint r I It. en ounce a f:w days ago, was again detetted in cc poling to Lie a loaf fig ounces deficient in we;ght, which the Jury carried to the I.nrd Mayor. But comer than appear at the Matilion 11-tric, he fent the (ill penalty ..1 51. an nuance. Tiii, the Lord Mayne ordered to be recorded, and that the Delta• Jaut arossld pay all the ciFmuces. CH ALYBEATE SPRING, CAVERSHAM HILL. ■T A LADY RU() DAR sr:cravat) QUAL BZWILIT LRCM DRINK.. lhf. Tat WATER. Coy Nymph of this falulicious fount, Who many an age onpried, Cidft wake thine urn adown the COMM Uunotied or defpis'd 'llll youthful, but dikernlog, eyes Remark'd thy mode ft worth, Bade the neat edifice arife, And led thee fak'ring forth : How like the timid village maid, High tais'd from mean abode, Thy Blatt waters meek obey'd, And wonder's' as they dosed Late the rank nettle weird thy hams, The roiled bank bennth, Now roles grace thy gothic dome, And aroosaticks breathe; While tawny Dopes std woodlands green, And mountains foftly bins, tntwibe thee with a, fair a kuse, As ever pencil drew, Here at thy brine shall Languor Auk, And oft for tumour :urn, And Life, and Health, and Vigour drink Frum thy reitoting urn. The lowly may the boon receive, The poor nee moorland. For fuck the gen'rous fanative, Prepar'd by Nature's band. And Moro of wealth and happier fate. Sind fortune's (pedal care, 'boat commas palm affinnlate, And bend with *ant to pair; While licaven-dkeeited Nature pose A balm for eery woe, Of her may ham to freed their Ron► And ►id their foluitsins flow I A melancholy accident happened on Tuefday fe'n night, at Carnanton, in Cornwall. the feat of J. 0. %ft Lt../ •ta s, Efq. As John Harvey, Ltbourer, of St. COlumb, was carelefily putting a (heal bind into the thrething machine, his hand caught between the rollers, which drew his arm up to the (boulder, and mulled it in a (hocking manner, which occafumed his death in a few boars. He was an iodaftrious, fober, and handl man, and has left a wife and tete • ral fm3ll children. Froxisc.—Saturday morning, a well contelled battle was foitght in the fields leading from Lord's Ground, to Kilburn \Veils, between Young Smut, a dutiman. and George holdall, of great note in the boxing fchool. After an inner ring had been formed, by a rope fattened round fome flakes, the coollift commenced, and bets were three to two in favour of, George. The firff round began with a continued fparring, when George put in a levee blow. which gave his aatagonia a complete knock down. The fight was evidently in favour of Sande! to the loth round, he having difplsyed evident fcientific (kill in the ate which mud rank him smo g the proficient*. After the aoth round they fou it like lions ;—but Smut, who had fought very coo prior to the time, !hewed *friar firength, and bets were in his fa your. From the Both to the 36th round, George was unable to (bike with force, and his blows were all hit off by his antagonift, who was declared the vidor. They were both feverely maimed, but the Dullman in particular, from his being unable to guard againft the clean bits pot in by his antagonift at the commencement of the fight. Sevenl amateurs and pruleffors of the art were prefent. The fight tatted nearly an how. COURT Of Rik/ISM—A regrettable Osop-keeper in Fore-ftreet, in the city, was fummoned for half-a guinea, by Mr. Lafcelles, clerk to a merchant. It appeared that the Plaintiff's wife fent a. young girl, her fervent, on Tuefday evening left, for a pound of pork chops, and gave her a tl. note to pay for them : the Defendant, having weighed the article, received eirht.pence halfpenny in payment out of the note, then cnclofed the change, conGtling of half-a-g uinea, a (even (hang piece, and fume laver , in a piece of paper, and feat the child home ; on her return the money was given her mitlrefs, who looking at it found the hallgui..ea would not ling, and that it was a badone. She immediately fent the gill back to have it changed, but the Defendant refilled to give any other, under pretence, that he never changed money after it was taken from the counter. The hall-guinea was then locked up in a drawer by Mr. Larcelles, and it remained in that litn. Gin, until brought into Court. Mrs. Lafcelles Rated to the auditor, that the halt guinea produced was the fame brought to her by the girl, and that it had palled into no other hands th a n her hitiliand's, (ince it came the Wit time Ofl Tuefday. The Auditor, after blaming the Defendant for not examining the half-guinea hefore he gave it to the child, ordered him to pay the money. Lord Cul aaaaa ;Imo faid, A good fet of Teeth. in either fez, mutt confiderably add to the prepolfal lions formed in the mind on a first appearance."— And the obfervatirn acquires additional I , wee from the eircundlance of the gercrality of the Engldh nation, from their mode of hying, being troubkd with the Scurvy in the Gams, which produces Tooth-ache. and eventually rotten Teeth There difagyeeable ate!' may be prevented by the timely ufe of Buret a's Re- Rotative Tooth Powder, which is Vet' by the Ojteco and PI incefics, and molt of the Englint and It imparts a firinneis and beautiful rednefs to the Gums to the Breath the moll debatable facet. nets ; to the Teeth a pearly whitenefs, !litotes the enamel, fills tip the cavities, am: prevents the dread ful trice.% of the Tooth. ache. .1d vl.o:efa:c and retail at Mr. Bum i't, No. 4, c rner r t raternoller row ; and by moil Booklelleit and ML.fici:ie Venders in every town in the United Kingdom, in twee. at 2, yd. each. To pre•rnt cuunterleit., hi. Majeiry's flntinurable Cote. 111;i1;011Crb have lacimitted the. Name r f R. 1:u TEAR, No. 4, Cheapfide, to be engraved .•n the !lamp ; Ind 4 , 6 a further (avow, have radered it to be in black, whir% Ramp it Oise,' ari•inid Alt., may be.liad.Bu rLE is .(C:11 Bea(he s Obler•e, die name of R. LIO2LLI, 4 , Cheapaj.." lb cairate.l ua the baardlz. • • BIRTH. Oe Taefday taR, at Brigham, the Lady of Rohm DOW, EN. M. P. al i daughter. MARRIED. On Thwiday lad. by (pedal &awe, at Grove in Nottingham fhlre, the Hon.Clisrlea Herbat Pierrepont, tided food Vifcount Newark, and Reprefentativefor the County, to Mira Eyre. Oddd daughter of A. H. Eyre, Efq. alfoßeprefentathe for that County. At Newport. Ide of Wight, on Wednefday Isit, by the R.v Mr. Sneyd, Capt. Wm. Good Dd. of his Maidty's Oak regiment, to Mn.s Cooper. widow of the late Lieut. Col. Cooper. of &Wald regiment. Theism Bowes, Efq. to Mrs Agnes Adinfon, third daughter of Robert Addifon, Efq. Mayor of the Borough etLineaftcr. At Minter, in nowt, Mr. Shiley, of Eden, aged 7s, to Mrs. Roisinfoo, of London. aged 45. At Calcutta. the at d Mardi Lt, Tbeepidius John Metcal.e Efq tidedfon of Sr Thomas Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart. to Mir; R tad, alms to Sir Henry Ruffd, and chieft daughter of Thomas Rufki, Efq. of Dover. DIED. On Friday, the Dowager Lady Harrowloy, after a long and fa- were Rine% at her La dyfttip's bode in Parloftrect. Ca tie 40 loft at Richmond in fturrey, Mns. Arcedeckne. wife of Chaloner Areadeckne, Eli. of Glenna; Hall. in the county of Suffolk. On the sad loft. at his hoofs at Laytoultare, of alio/Ming con• famption, johaDoughty, PA. of Akiermaa ary. TO-MORROW. Run Wm g I gs Sun le I Mom rites minutesafter minutes after 6 t after to HIGH WATER AT LONDON,BRIDGE TO-MORR Maiming •• • - • • • 7 'dente, aßet 7 Arteracca EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF Dr. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER. 9'Hl. eery great Efficacy of this Medicine in the A. Influenza of Wt Year is toe recent to be forgotten; but it was molt Angular when taken on the AM Attack, for In thole Cafes, where the Fever was allowed to gain ground and ravage dm Coottltudon, before the Powder was retorted to, the Dlfordcr be came obllinate. protra&ed, and tometimes fatal. Upoti all Occa. bons this Medicine mould be given at the Comin.neemem of a Fe. ver, of whatever Kind; for if it be not fidlicient of id& to act% a Cure, k is the heft Preparative for the Bark, and other Remedies which the Symptoms require; but as the genuine Powder has been often known to reftore the Patient, otter its Sabßitutes and every other Febrifuge have failed, It ought even in the left Extremity to be tried. Great leucite have been derived front the Powder, I when tam every Night as an Akerative, in Warders di/right be. rind eke Reach of Medicine ; and from a C , mmonleation hoax the Reverend Mr. Singleton Harper, of Dublin, there is redo° to believe that It may be oral In this Manner with Somers In the Hy drocepkales, or Water on the Brain. For Colds, Mead a. nat. 'medusa, and all Iniammadons and ObArottimmof the Lungs, Bowels, lc. ne Medicine le fo proper. Sold only by F. NeerZtery and Sone, No. SS, Stßaura Church yard, (a few Doom from Cheapide) London; and at Dr. jaases's late Honk, le Broton.ftreet ; in Packets, Price as. pd. each, Doty included, ar In Bottles containing Fwdve Packets, Price sea as made op far the Army and Navy. N. B. Nene can be gamine that have not the Wade "V. New. ' kris No. 45, Se. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps. HAVING - - - dedicated toylett to the Rudy. and been inside' by the mon cooldembn pranks la that branch which I thought proper to feta, I waft that I have not more wr. employcd my time than thee who, to the mean kid at the protein", are occeionally betruerfed In anetrtatety, and army* always attain that fueeds width Is acquired by concentrating the intenuftual power to me daft of din:tilers. Thedneaka of DEBILITY arc pcculiarly standing. fat they bring with than a train of concomitant fympteena, and, by a de raf an vital energy, titillate MR became embittered-. Whether they wife from the prevalence din rumple, thedeltrue live habits of khool-boys, or the induteaces rignattirkty. they re. [quire the mod Odoo . profvfflonal I but by the el uneducated men, the qmptonas ate &garnets& sod t am es a : ' tsdea is shamed. Aga MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEON% I ground my pretwfuwa on regularly , of educed on. and paneling every privilege to predate, I feel myfelf matted t o tbat 0006/110011 with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the del Saltation, of local weaknefs. early application will prevent the calamity of a datelined frame% but where the inf irm fame a coakiodoefs of the umanallook et the vke whkh ended his misfortatio. is fateful of the contempt or metre of his family phylchm, aid broods over Lk 'alveolar with canal con. askanot, h mat be fatisfeelory fat him to be adatod not only el carekiiity of treatment, bet alio of the molt lavidebk Secrecy. Aad la roma Vamical Comphlata it is Foible to presort plia s dopier or &tab ; to the mall oompUestol cafes k Is the acquire mot of cicala eapcefain In this hoc to clot a fate, catalu, and greedy ro-clab I odor the advantage of this aperloice to chore of dila fra who are allikted with any kind of DEMI.' FY, of any fymptams of V lINIIREAL INFECTION. and in 41 mks the tams of rams aeration are laced on the fist Interview. Patentsin the country are expected to Inelofea Bank note, and are rescued tallow:4 t►eir w and manner or living. MARTIN BRE Et, Mercer of the Royal College of Surgeons In Looks. Na sq. Arundel ftreet, Elerm.d. nos Tempts Rae To T. TAYLOR, Stovetop, No. 9. New BEW,I I IC-illeCt,Landoo: Idinburgh, May a, tBOO. 11l the fpring of t 794 I was afßiaed with a Vene. real Complaint, whiely.l treated with indifference for five months I but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficianwho put a temporary Rep to the virulence or the difeafe (by mecca. nal applications) .ear tonic time ; but growing, in fpitc of all mai. eine and the advice of the fit Gentlemen cif the l'acuky here. worre and work for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almolt unparalleled aadbeyond drieription, being an entire lepN., and ulce rated from bead to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, safe, legs, anus,Ac. leave been alternately in danger of becoming ureters ;--• In &art, I have had from solo jo eating ulcers or my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to par ticularize all my cats...sfufilee it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long hosted upon by my friends, and imagined my - felt, beyond all hopes "(recovery ; and, hsdecd, in my then condi thin. death was preferable to my more than miferable Rate. In t hat dreadild fitaation did I drag a moll [inferable eliftence,tlll Din sit PROVIDENCE threw ha my way a oriel - paper containing the cafe of a Mr. Lof Ilyracratli.omy friends read it, I could notes-1 fent and procured tome of your L sear'. PA 1 [NT Pt lAA, Willa, by tiring from time to time am DOW.and have long been, (after mom thus four years holleferibabk dittrefs), in as 7ood &Late of health as ever I enuyed 1 as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, heal, thy child, born to me a new months ago. In gratitude to Goa sod Is hopes of rendering my tellern-ereature fervice .1 requett you to publith this; and you may a t an y t i me re f er pekina, oho with to be fatidied of the truth of this, of farther particislats, ad in. ,e it'fri ends, by letter or perms. A. few cafe. for liadmifs will ever equal wilne,and none emceed it, I hoes from experience every redoes to allure mankind, that in • o ; • I.r set's Psi they will find alum. freely, fate and toll ;ire, s.ir that molt dreadfii Cage of et Difeafe, whiai 4..4W...A coxing limo &OM . _ _ I. D. Prcpsr..d and Said by the Sole Prat:Actor, Tuo at AS TA TLor. ,It tuber of the Royal College of Sut..cons to I..u.dute, at his luo. )gay. New Bridge-Rivet; where he will :tevice, with - a fee. to perfect taking lLefe PM* and wdl a, farr pticits I. • ' ten. If pia gudd, mi the fame terms, ohrtrrlng .0 all cafes O— wn& Invintably feet eey,nuPerfun's can.: of call havingbecn nice. Lion , il,liut at rink own part.cular et-quell. by tLe Propeirtoe, da- ring the enurfe of more than lb years that he has had the con• ducting or an eaten:We Isle of the above medicine, and the p:ac. tire .iril.nr there:, mn. 'I hey email* f.. 1.1. by hi, Appn;pitmen:, ?,w the convenient( ti rhoie hiring at a 4:11-oar, by hi r. Put, r, Edrl: ioltrj:1; Sit. Vet.nors, Pra..t,t , (;111r0W, to etom alfn Mr. ! . refer. for Li- .I.ldr e k ; at t h e Petfonices. No. ;s, lit. Alhin 1- flteet. ; Sir. ltotKrtron e T.y-Por; , No. tc3, Oxford nice Mr. iniborr4,ll.. No. -, ly opprgall the M "num, nt ; Ali .Ntern. P , Okrl Ike, No. t , nion-row. Little Too/1A.4,W. Mr. ; and by one Pcrion in cart coeliac r.i:•le man in Creat-lirrain ant Irel.ne., in linen of oat/ 2*. cod carp , kaled up with full and plain Direelicona, *hereby Pc riot's of either Set may can theinfilves oral cafe and ramp LU LION •• lerin:ed and ; ..• us&d I , y LE'. ► L h NT, t'of Co• ft ; hash at the :i T• It Or.:; ..::u. I Cant' Widal66.l ago azthe Si Al 1..)/ /IC a, fartvic•DlL