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ROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the . County Palatine of Lancaster. • • Manchester lst Regiment of Local Militia. John Silvester, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Da ted Sept. 24, lam Thomas Barrow, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. John Parker, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. Charles Brandt, E4q. to be ditto. Dated Dec 2, 1808. Jonathan Dawson, Willia-dTate,Tbomas Harris, Thomas Daw son, Richard Bindloss, William Sandford, Robert Peel, jun. Thomas Hindlev, and John Yates, Eicrs. to be Captains. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Richard Cavendish, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Dee. 2, I non. Christvpber Phillips, 'llomas Boot lirnan, Thomas Beck, William Hindky, Jonathan Peel, Jost ph Smith, Samuel Mercer, Sa muel Hibbert, and Samuel Marsden, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Samuel Green, Samuel Wm. Blincoe, Wm. Clarke, John Brown, and Edward Jones Holland, Genti; to be Ensigns. Dated as above. Donald Frazer, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated as above. Robert Wagstate Killer, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Middleton Ist Regiment of Local Militia. John Wood, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Da ted Sept. 24, 1808. Jobn Sti) ith, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Cobalt!. Dated as above. Edward Chadwick, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. James Sinith, Wm. Hilton, Sampson Taylor, Edward Lees (I), John Garside, and Was. Taylor, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as abovz. lidward Lees (2), Robert Moss, Joshua Taylor, and lamesWych, Erqrs. to bedltto. Dated Feb. 15,1809. James Wilker, James Cocks, and James Broadbent, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. !dotard Garside, John Wood, James Clegg, Robert Taylor, Jo seph Buckley, John Newton, Samuel Taylor, and Joshua Bar ' side, Gents. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 15, 11309. Samuel Leech and James Bradley, 'Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated as above. Job* Hoiden, Edward Hall, and Wm. Stopford, Gents. to be ditto. Dated May 16, 1869. Jahn Bradley, Gent, to be Quarter Master. Dated Sept. 24,1808. Tristram Ridgway, Gen:. to be Surgeon. Dsteci as above. 'Newton and Failsworth Regiment of Lot al Militia. Robert Keymer, Esq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.— Dated Sept. 24, TJlomas Barker, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Jan. 10, 1809. • Thomas Ogden, Esq. to be Major. Dated Sept. 24,1808, John Ogden, James Cheethans, James Aapell, Thomas Pownall, Ems. to be Captains. Dated as above. John Bennett and John Thorpe, Ears. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 10, 1809. . lobe Turner, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Feb. 13, 1809. Peter Feurnheid, Bag to be ditto. Dated April 22, 1809. John Necten, Esq. to b en, ditto. Dated May 11, 1809. Richard Hartfey and John Ryder, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Da ted Sept. 24, 1608. Geone Jackson, Thomas Mather, and Joseph Smith, Gents. to be dino. Dated Jan. 10, 1609. Jihn Cheethani, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 18, 1809. John Adamthwaite 'flier , and David Stephenson, to be Lieutenants. D ated April 22,1899. • Samuel Harding, and John Buckley, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated • as above. Richard Onwin, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 11,1809. Ashton Shipley, Gent. tube Quarter.Masrer. Dated 'Jan. 18,1109. Wm. Priestnall, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Feb. 13,1809. Oldliani Regiment of Local Militia. • John Lees, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colemil-Commandant. Dated Rept. 14,1868. 1/dward Lees, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Feb. 15, 1309. . . Henry Barlow, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated as above. Joseph Travitt,, John Wiaterbott oat,. Wm. Chippendall (by braid) kaqrs. to* Captaine. Dared Sept. 24, 1808. . , Arthur Clegg, John Bvricke, Samuel Mayallo Jose* Jones; James•Duncuft, J Lees, John ir Crossley, and John Crompton, lova: to br ditto aced Feb. 15, 1809. - John SlVltht, Gent. li eutenant. Dated Sept. 24, 1603. Tbbloas Hollinwor rh, o Kay Robinson, John Taylor, John travis, Joshua Winterbottom, and Robert Hardman, Gaits. to be Lieutenants. Dated Feb. 15, 1809. Thomas Ball and Abram Milne, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb.. 24, 1809. • John Eastwood, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 21, 1809. John Travis and Edward Clegg, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated Feb. 24, 1809. Luke Horsetail, Gent. to be Ensigt Dated April V 2, 1809. Thomas 'Whittaker, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated Sept. !4, 1808. Prescot Regi tweeds luecal• Militia. lams Fraser, Es q. to be Lieutehalit- Colonel 'Commandant, Dated Sept. 24, 1304 • ' John G e rrard, Eq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; George Mackay, Esq. to bet Major. Dated Feb.l3, 18043. Peter Greenhall, Charles Orrell, William Hill, James , Underhill West, Charles Ivealunan, Richard Fillies, John Bethune, (by brevet), F.sqrs. to be Captains. Dated Sept. 24,1808. Philip Ailicck Fraser, William Brocklebank, Thomas Ctavart, Thomas Brancker,Esqn. to be Captains. Feb. 13,1800. W.est, Thomas Bate, Isaac Greenough, Thomas Met., ter, Thomas Haddock, Gents, to be Lieutenants. Dated Sep- t ember 04, - 1808. Wiliam Ellam, Mimosa Ferguson, Silvester Mercer, John Marsh, Stephenson Brocklehank, Gents. to be ditto. Feb. 13, 1809. Thomas Auto.ll, and William Cross, Gents. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Richard Marsden, John Wilson, and Jahn Churton, Gents, to be ditto. Dated Feb. 1:1,. 1809. Janes Woodward, Gent. tobeQuarter-Master, Joseph Chu ton, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the °Amy of Glamorgan. Central Regiment tif Glamorgan Local Militia. Samuel Waterman, and Christopher Perkins, Baqrs. to be Cap tains. • Dated April 22; 1809. -, . Robert PaDoer, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April It 3, 4809. Eastern Regiment of ditto. • Mid Nkholl, Esq. to lei Captain. Dated April 10, 1809. Thomas Williams, E.g. . tope ditto. Dated May 6, 1800. Virestetti Regiment-ef ditto. Hosielli,Cesit to be Second Lieutenant. Dated April 25, 1809. Thomas Bushnel, Geat. to be ditto: Dated April 26, 1809. Edineni.Saunders, Gant. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 2.1,1808. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Western Regiment of Glamorgan Local Militia. George Bird, Wham Leo!), George Evans Awbrcy, EvsnDaviel, and William V achell, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated N4iy 17, 1809. Capel Beadles, John Harris, and Charles Vuhell, Gents. to be Easigns. Dated May 17, 1809. Commissions in the Royal Perth Regiment of Militia s signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas RoberrEarl of - Kinnoull to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Mansfield, resigned. Dat;sl June 6, 1809. Commissions la . the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lord John Campbell to be Colonel, vice Campbell, deceased. D a , ted March 18, s O 9. . • Commissie signed hy the Lord Lieutenantoftheshire. Macclesfield Regiment of Local Militia. - • Major-General John Delves Broughton to be Colonel. Dated April 10,1809. . . Wd Lieutena nt-Colonel. Egerton,, Esq. to be eutenant-ColoneL Dated as above. Thomas Tarkton, jun, Esq. to be First Mijoi.. Dated as above. g o bers Wihnot, Eoc. to be Seeen,J. ditto. Dated asabove. n o wasßoden, Hoiry Lowe, and Samuel Pearson, Esqrs, to be . • Nipoins. Dated Septeinlser 24, 1808. Tho m as William 'falcon., Henry Flztrtsrm, and WiElarti Penling ton, Esqrs. to be ditto. Dated-April 10, I bo 9. haws foy s op, Btu, James Swaine, George Pearson, ju.n. Richard Ttasta u, Nathaniel Pearson, and DavldErowne, Genti, to be 1,11111e11.0:ts. Dated Sept. 24, 180&, j o bs kiorkine, George Whitely& William Bayley, lam e Lowe, • BIRTHS. At his house in Harley-street, die Lady of N. RidleyColborne, Esq. M.P. of a dauglator. At Ciwion, near Woolwich t the lady of Cos,Haerigliokttr, of a son. P:idly last, the Lady of James Clarke, Esq. of Jihrt.street• Bedford-row, Barrister at I.aw, of a son. moruing, the Lady of the Rev. Henry W•odcosk, Rea. tor of i'vlichelmersh, of a daughter. • At Clarevjle, Galway, on t he 28th ult. the Lady of Capt.Peshell, of the 88th Regiment, of a son and heir. MARRLED. Monday sennight, at Clyde Terrace, Glasgow, Mr. Andrew Penman, Bookseller, to Miss Christian Nivea, siauglisor of David Niveu v Esq. May its, the Right Hon. Lure Viscount Turnottr;. um of the Earl of Winterton, to Miss Heys, daughter of Mr. Heys, of Upper Sunbury Lodge. Monday se'nnight, Richard Bradicy Weisman, Esq. eldest son of William Wainman, Esq. of Carhead , Yorkshire, to Lady Am. cotts of Anicotts' linst, in ale county of Nottingham. Thursday se'nnight, atAll Saints Church, Southampton, Capt. Warr, of the Royal Y ork Rangers, to Miss Ho ward, daughter of Richard Howard, Esq. Merchant, of Southampton. On the Ist inst. at Greenwich, the Rev. John Wm. Dugdell • of Clare Hill, Cambridge, to Miss Tarbutt, of Crowley House. On the 30th ult. at Twickenham, Capt. Carmichael, of the 9th Regiment of Dragoons, to Miss Mackenzie, daughter of late' Peter Mackenzie, gsq. of Twickenham. Tuesday last, at Limehouse, F. J. Jago, Eiq. Surgeon in hk Majesty's Royal Navy, to Miss JaneWhitmore, daughter of Capt. Whitmore, of Blackheath. Friday, at St.. Maurice Church, Winchester, Mr. E. L . ner, of the re Battalion of the Guards, to Miss Ann of Farchmtnt-strcet. - -r-,^--- limmimiNbi Joseph Goodall, and Joseph HoMashes& &Ms: . to be ditto. • Dated April 10, 18' 9 George Goodwin, Thomas Batt, David Rewbotharn, and James Magee, Gents. to he Ensigns. Dated as above. Samuel Rowbotham, Gent, to be Quartev-Master. Dated Sep tember 24, 1808. Thomas Shaw, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Congleton Regiment of Local Militia. Ensign 'Samuel Smith Adam to be Lieutena:tt. Dated April 13, 11409. Thomas Chorlton, Benjamin Baxter, and John James Adam, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated as above. James Stelfox, Gent.-to be ditto. Dated April 24, 1809. Edward Braband, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated April 13, 1809. Stockpo: t Regiment of Local Militia. John Feilden, Esq. to be Major. Dated Arril 24, 1309. Lieutenant William Barlow Worthington, lieutenant Benjamin Backhouse, Hardman Phillips, James Bradshaw Isherwood, and Henry Ho!ditch, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above. Francis Clayton, William Rhodes, George Johnson, Richard Roc, John Roe, George Bancroft, Samuel Chandley, John Hurst, Joseph Howard, Thomas Morton, Alexander Wyld Thornley, andlarnes Ingham, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated as above. Royal Cheshire Militia. William Haverliarn, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 2, 1809. The Earl of Chester's Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Marshall, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 13, 1809. Comthissions signed by, the' Lord Lieutenant of the County of Devon. Roborough,. or 4th Regiment of Devonshire - Local Militia. Sir Manaseh Mailseh Lopes, Bart. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant: Dated October 24,1808. John Clark Latigrnead, Esq. to be Lieut.-Colonel. Datedas above. Michael Allen, Em. to be First Major. Dated as above. William Laogmead, Esq. to be Second ditto. • Dated ai above. John Viel, Esq. to be Supernumerary ditto. Dated as above. • Ralph Franco, and Francis Willesford, Esqrs. to be Captains.' Dated as above. To be Captains-James Elliott, Jahn Pttldharn, Thomas Ede; Joseph Pridham, Richard Bayley, John Saunders; William Jacobson, Thomas Grigg; ember, _Kelly, and John Edwards, Esqrs Dated October Sek, .18 is. . • Win. Elliot, Esq. to be Supernttavrary Captain. Datedos abeve s Wm. White, Peter Dunsterville, John Drake Pridharq; .C4irles Bul!ey, Richard Jobiison, anct Francis Willson, Wilts: to be I.lutenants. Dated as above. Thomas Lillicrap, Henry Wills, John Wills, William A. Smith, Wm. Briggs, Samuel A. Snowclota, Thomas Twynam, Mathew Revel, John Burgoyne, Wm. nett Pearse, Gustavus Channin, John Proctor, John, Hele, Ric-herd King, Thomas, Bowden, Thomas Miller, Henry Dawe, John Parker, Gents.'to be baled as above. Thomas Richardson, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Commissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by Hia Majesty. John Ray, Gent. to be Adjutant to the sth Regiment of the North Riding of York. Dated June 5, 1809. Samuel Hughes, Gent. to be ditto to the Liverpool Regiment. Dater, May 26, 1809. - Vumming, Gest. to be Adjutant -to the Crantrook.and Woodsgate,datto, in the County of Kent. Dated June 9, 1809. Edward Jo:.es, Gent. to be ditto to the Mendip Regiment, in the County of Somerset. Dated March 24, 1809. John and Samuel Mitchell, coach lamp-makers, Morris's-Walk, Castle-lane, Southwark, May 97, 1809. PA RTNERSI-111'S DISSOLVED. George Edwards and John Dyke, of Bristol, commission mer chant:, August 31, 1807. • Cousens and Walker, Bull-wharf-lane, Queenhtthe, wood _hoop - merchants, May 31, 1809. Edward Atkinson and Co. twist-dealers, Manchester,,April 25. Prosser and Harrold, in America, and Harrold and Prosser, in Great Britain, Apia 15, 169. Thomas Davies Jones and Wm. Stonebridge, of Colchester, Essex, grocers, June 5, 1809. .ohert Tripp and Wm Wesley Walker, Bristol, brown stone ware-manufacturers, January 1, 1809. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Imperieuse, for the Eraser, March 29„ 1808, will be paid on board, on Thursday, ..ndreCal;ed at 22, Essex-street. The Redbreast, for the . Capt. Mossin,No. Sloe, August 9, 1808, ' and the Charger, forthe St. Johanna!, Dec. 10, 1803, on board, ' on their arrival, and the former recalled at 37, Southampton-street. The Combatant, Calypso, Fury, and Devastation bombs, ter '. the Enoch, June 14, 1805, on Wednesday, at 9, New Broad ! street, and there recalled on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Telemachus, for the Pomona, August 14, 1796, was paid' at 60, Lamb's Con:Lit-street, and there recalled oh Tuesdays and Fridays. The Africaine, for the A. and St. Domingo, June 9,180 i, and • the Salsette, for 'the Fortuna, April 27, 1808, before she quite Portsmouth, and recalled at 2, James-street, Adelphi. The Trompeuse, for the Factor,-Feb. 19, 1809 on her Urriilll, and recalled at 4, Austin-Friars, on Tuesdays an 1 hursdays. The Squidroo for the Cape of Good HOpe, Jan. 10 ? 1508, On Wednesday and Thursday, at 13, Holborn -court, Gray's Ind, and there recalled on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The litelleisle, for the Celere, Santissima Trinita, San Loser, and is Virgin del Carmen, captured the 26th November, 1804 the Tigre, for the Purification, San Josef, and DivinaProvidentia cap* tured November lit, 1804; the Excellent, •forithe Mipericjrdli, captured December 6, 1804 ;.the Speferrifor.thelNfittla sebor* del Carina; and Virgin -411 *kb Censelio- captured Novemhti 90, 1004: the- Mune**, for Ilse lint° Christo, December 13, 1804 ; and a squadron ender I.ised Nelson, for the Disco, cap. tured December 5, 10014, will he , paid on the 20th instant, :at N0..03, Norfolk-street, and there recalled on Tuesdays and Fri . dayl. The Wolf, for the Venganza, captured May 1, I'2oB, on Sante , / day, at No. 11, Cedl-street, and there recalled. .The Orestes, for la Conception, captured Jan. 18, 1808 ; aid the Rolla, for the . Factor;, captured Feb. 19, 1809, on board On their arrival. The former recalled at No. 18, and the latter at - No. 13, Clemt int's Inn. The Fly, fur the Ann and New Concord, captured'May 31, 1808, will be paid on board, and retailed at 22, Arundelatrcet:. The Royal William and Lively, for the Conceciao ' June frn 1807, on Thursday, at Portsmouth, and there recalled oa Moe. days and Thursdays. The Tribune, for the Parnell; Dec. 5, 1807, lin board, to-day, and recalled at 12, Upper Thamea-street. I) E 3 O P ' • At Portsrnontli, suddesly, Lieutenant Miller, of prison-ship,,in consequence of Wow in the breast, which he re ceived a few days before &sin thrlebollb cf his boat, when upset in Portsmouth harbour. . . Lewitt* MAR if Al S. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only front the .29th of May to the 3d of June. Total 5,8E8 quarters. Aierage soi: tod.—Os. Id. higher than last reistrn. . , A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the 27th of May to the 2d 01 June. Total 23,1'10 sack's—Average 745. et d. • 1. Os. 10jd. lower' than last return. ' -FROM THE LONDON GAY.F;ITE,Juoe 10. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Marna eluding the 27th of May, 1809. . Wheat. • Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. *Taws 89 4 I 60 3 1 45 4 1 38 4 1 60• 4 I 57 - 11' The average Price of Sugar, computed from the retcritsroade the week ending the 7th day of hat. ' is 365. Sid. per cwt. ' PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. -. • RAGS. - POCLETS. • .. Kent SI. 10s. to 51. 12s. Kent 41. Vs. to 61. 6s Sussex ' SI. Os. to 41. 10s. Sucre - MAN. to 41. 15s. Farnham (Pockets) SI. se. to 'l. 'is. per cwt. ,' • 'NEWG_4IE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stove of Slb. b, the carcase. 41. Sd. to ss. ed. Teal 4s. ed. to es. 04 .4s. lid. to ss. 6d. Pcirk . is. 4d. to es. lid • • Laub 4,. Bd. to 6s. Od. CO.U. MARKL:T, June IL . . Ships it Market Ships sold t 18 Neivcatttle Coals 14 • .4.05. 6d. to 6es Si. 1 Stone Cual 0 * SOs. Od. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRISES OP GRAIN AT TI4 10ELOWING MARKZTA ' BASINGSTOKE.—.Wheat 6ils Od to dis od per Quartet. Barley 39s Od to 48, Od 1 Beans 152 s od to ses Od Oahe 20s od to ass ed Pease OCs Od to DOs Od Bread is lid per gallon. • Hrstrv.—Wheat ;Is Cd to 164. Od per Qr. Barley . 36s Od to 48s Od i Beans 56s od to 74s od Oats. 28s Od to 455 Oil P , 605 Od to 63s col Beet Earley Oats . • • fTWIE VORDIALMILL MOF GILEAD is e'er. neatly recommesded 'tot all person* basest-lug under thosttl cruel maladies which break out In a variety ofisytriptoms, and I , for which this salubrious Clirdial la a. Safe and certain remedy, , comforting the stossach.and bowels; header the solids, and -giving 'tone to the whole nervous system. m Dr. SOLOMON'S praes lice is now become so great and exterfsivc, and his constant en; gagements require a considerable portion of his time and attcp.l dance, he expects, when consulted, the usual compliment ot Guinea ; but all written cases; ot letters of advice, and unaccom ! : -pained with an order for medicine and remittance in be as Gwen: 1 ed at his leisure, are required to enclose only Haif-eGuinea. Such 1 letters should, for safety, be thus directed—Money-letter, Dr. Solomon, Solomon's Place, Brownlow-street, Lteerpooi : raid double postage. Letters tiny be ordered to be addreSied for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-oince, tin called for.—A saving of 9s.,inTwo Guineas.—Tlte Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in 'bottles price ,half--a-guinea each ; there are also bottles price 3ds. containing equal to four .bottlei at 109. 6d. bywhich the regent saves-9:s. its eluding also the duty ; • the. stamp of which bears the proprietor's name and address, " Samuel Solomon, Liverptiol," to imitate which is felony.—N. B. it is necessitry to observe, that the postage of all letters whatever, m u st be paid. '1 he Cordial Balm of Gilead, Aoti-impetigines,and Abstergent Lotion, and "" Guide to Heakh." are •scld •by Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strasd, I.ondon ; and by every refpeelable Vender in the United Kingdom. DLsc, 'uiJ* • • •• • . . , • ECCL.101.11,74741* # 340M0T lONS. - T r e s? nie • Otitflo, hewn. 10.-The Bishop Of Bt. Asap( ttati)t ttia resignation as Principal of Brasenose Collage. 7 • Wednesday, 'the Rev... Charles Chisholm. M. A. 1 / 4 Vall AWN! fellow, and Mr. John Moore; scholar of Worcester College, Mrs. Eaton's foundation. Thursday last the following Gentlemen were admitted to do. grees in congregation : Richard Simmons, of Christ Church, Doctor in Medicine. • Rev. John Edward Tarleton, of All Souls, Lachelor in Civil Law. , Rev. John Garrett Basset!, of Oriel ; Rev. Francis Bichley ' Astley, of Oriel ; Mr. George Garret, of Corpus Chre.ti ; Rev. John West., of St. .Edmund Hall; Rev. John Radcliffe, of S:. Mary Hall; and Rev. Christopher Capel, of University, Masters of Arts. Henry George Liddell, Esq. of Brasenose, Grand Conipoun‘ 'der ,• Mr. Mark James Paulsen, of lirasenose ; Mr. Lewis Sneyd, of Christ Church; and Mr. John Blames, of Lincoln, Bachelori of Arts, The same day, in convocation, Mr. Wm. Hoskins, commoner of Trinity College, was unanimously elected Vinerian Scholar•Of Common Law. 1 - DIXON'S • Cr.L.ElittATtl):***ll.l3ll,loLTS PILLe. Rev. John Forbes, D. D. fellow of St. John's College, in this . rTHESE PILLS Dave long obtained .a jrst c • univers'ay, and vicar of Kirklingttin in this county, is presented 1 .1. bri t) , 4 1 t h e p r i ve t * pr a u t i et e b tch e proprietor,. Mr. to she rectory of South Warmborough, Hants, vacant by the di.— Apothecary, and f rom. th e ir great_success in many cease of the late Dr. Duncan. ' lions thorders, our tzumerOuit pitients of cllstiiietion an.: • The Rev. Wm. Hanhury, M. A. rector of St. F.bhe's, in this paCtiehlarly the Didte - of Bedford, y7r George Warren, sc city, has been instituted by the Lord Bishop of Lichfield and gory - Pege "Wrner, the Dowager Lady Say and S e l e , t h e Vi scntat Coventry, to the rectory of Great Harborough, in the chanty of test Bulkeley, &c. he was -pent:at:led to off e r S ke i n to u.t Warwick. • ..public, under theapprobation_aokwiliction of their name. Rev. Charles. Kipling, formerly of Wadham, college, in this The following is a p:fi af.of their efficacy university, fo the rectory of Stoney Stratford, Buckinghamshire. "'Deal CiStle; Flaverfordweet, South Wales, F e b. 24, i sr , Rev. Mr. stoegford, M.A. fellow of Pembroke college to this • " Captain Lloyd pre'sents•his - .compliments to Mr. llize lm . ib i. university., to the rectory of Coln St. Dennis, Gloucestershire. : though not personally acquainted with him, would take it a The Rev. Matthew Raine, D.D. master of the ch,trter-iiouse, favour, if Le would str.d him four.or five boxes of his Pal, a$ Si telt . as he ossiblycso. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used t h e '. 1 .••••:.: is elected preacher to the Society of Gray:6-Inn, on the resigua tiM of the present Bishop of Rochester. I cirie, is no* pregnatif i ald very unwell ;for the great service !!, have been ttS, Meg. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and a'.l Ls tfaMily, _Captain I.loyd.fattla ib hie duty to recommend. :Le i•:,i1„ • .wbereyer lac goes ; he really, th inks if Mr. D i xo n wonlii some persons cs:vetiders in this county, it would.be balti:: to the commuciy." • 71 " . f 'The .Pill's art found to be an incomparable remedy for restontg • the tone of the spa:track, for coring Iddigestion,•tor preventing. cruditiir t apePtlkeir conseortetst disagregable ertictatiots and. lentsips., k.revenc•lpbit . pal and temporary coativeners,-Isiii: fiCiad-trees, it:d heart-burn, which is occasiOned . and idebilirate.f stoma -ti; whether trltitig from the acrimony sl die redundant bliss int tlnpecate• diet.; or . dripkingto eseesw • , • . Bold wholesale asd _retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chelpig• earner of .Pasernos!er-raw, London; Baster, Edinburgh . 201 Glasgow,' and retzlby rnott cootrf Medicine V•enderi, In bocci at 2s. 9d, inIA: • ~ • . • • v a IiMs:WiLtSIIILAIrS lourerA. SALITTARTS. rpliE valtte 41;s1vis Infallible Medicine has k een so , long protract, t4st wothiug of the preseat day eta bear a siimpetitl on with in all the ditterent stages of a certain Distase, which it effectually cures ant eradicates rau' Vic habit, with out excitiny the painful feelings r.tt d expostr'e that attesds saiiyatior, 'without debilitating-the - constitution in any degree, orevett requi ring confinement boom business ' or restriction in diet 1 he radi ca l virtuoso( these has Unable Droistli aye provesilltel4 , llaiatio pehli c aPpiirattoli fur than 0 years. In air VA...Ality of both sexes,they prove a newer faillrg resterative; whither the debility is produc e d by too free use of mercury, illidrpleasnres, or the legs of a warm 'clitrpte to trevell , ,rs, and those gdfrig ahro.itt cg.iluot be,reconuntudtd too StrOttlY to those who will re. c'civ s safe, speedy,,and Tornytere cure in all Old stubborn Glrets, and eiery wpktiesi thatt.tettcti thetiadderalsrotwats 6f urin e , By is efficacy ninny tv emea have become mothers Who for yettes 1;a:1 been 4epriitell of tbathappinesa... . s o ld wholesale and re4if at Mr. 21;n140 1 ,No. 4, Cheapri,le, co, ncr of Pattruostcrlow, and totail ftl Beiam , Portsrnooth; ton,.P'onsea; Wills and Regers,Tlymotith ; PecliMull; Dislits; Gtaserve ; and Matidertun, , burgh, and by most Country Meideine Vendors, in.botle. at 2s. 9d. each, with ample directions, WiiES - titOVESSrONAL ME.R of tclui:aiidn and Aislislisibillty creviate fronl Gererat Sys4gen by the selection-eft' a pisittenlar bra; eh, the sant-dodo( Wog •cosilict success is the beit.criterien oFsrperiority: ••• Fourteen, years hays. we devoted our practice to. the etelusir treattnerAt of two disorders, and the auccesiful result ofitix II an givestis:eilditional ardour to orgo-e, a, * far weLare:uble tn': ' . ray.tges of those complaints setic'a are the Most litionalkriettst catalogne.of bu o n • • • Acts initiation .4;16 every branch cf practice, we contesNiteld the sufferings of Siphylitis and pent:carpi Pa lents, ilid s ior i csst a vile to rescue indrilstitilafrytnthe 'Vorant!.of itttethtmit .. ektkils . or the equally dangerous pretip:fincy of general prefitiorwrs. . • The disorders, tethe cure Cf *hien we hrdedevaitl4sfrisvien dots, comptise every species of Venereal InfectioC.• *Bilk* 114 s *mu or long durations alt Linda Of Debility; Whethilrerts trig from the habits of school-bey;, or the indulgeocielt siAitte age.—Numerous diseases are the result of ignortuate",'Sittakle.4n the tre_ tment of a sinoileGon:rrrhcca, andit nor sinftskttebtiff!fsi•- pens, that the seeds of life are poisoned by the idawietishtrf iln unguarded hour. By a superior method such cmtplaints are wily cured; aitll even where others have Lined, we trust that we wax platen o off:r a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of coinpliceted dhitrisselittlifiZt- 1:8s Od to .1.. /ease . . . - - Bread 2s. od. per gallon I order, compared with the calamitous *Mk** af enortodio, 11•Intotnnitso Wheat 34s Od to 105 s Od per Qr. m ! fro an indulgence In a Solitary Vice or the prevalent -.-- parley •40s Od to 44s Od 1 Beans. ins Od to 64i Od a fa.shionable life, acquire that sta-e 28144 of of debility, which is iSe spa. ! avoidable consequence of skiCh pernicious habits. r • re , Oats 36s Od to 44, Od Pease • 6'ol Od to 00s tad ' &rail Ss. VAI. per gallon. . I Where' the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but rare- Ne vt au R v.—Wheat 604 od Ao 100*. 94 per Qr. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be some consislaticus for irks 33s Od to 411 s Od I Tease 36 $ Od t o 68s Od 'to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty 41s Od to 412 s Oi Be&a lia s d per wit is gu d . ,to 63a 114 f , 1 gradlial progress of renovation 14 the acquirement sif mit Ciperience. READIRC.—Wheat 78s Od to 10gs Od per Quarter. I lithe ritestaf Bacchus or Venus !mite bete to 146te matAy Barley . vigour, much anxiety WS be prevented by an earlyttunreractit»l bf 534 Od to 43s 011 sans - Ms Oct; to 6is Od thi ß s u la t nzu h i e d n s . t t a i t l e is ,a d n e d fic tn ie thOsz ney Oat* 351 Osi to ;:9s Oti. Pease._ _ _DON 04 .to 60a, Od i Bread 2s. ld.rir_ "Ro l . ha ea s s f e :;7 l" ea g rTex t i d st irEkc ed, u a lt p i rbper win c'e pe Cti r t : . ‘- . ' verande is indispt nsibly requisite to retire the shnt's/Ting spafks i - of life, and to re-animate the constitution.' , 7e , , r . --• -* The secrecy which is so essential to • our ‘oll4lllkti •toni tlite qualifications which we presume r state, forni•ibecitilna of der prutensions, and the coincidence with suc h this intitinsticat IS gven that Messrs. Lain sr and Co.; Ma/ be consulted persono., - arty letter, (inclosing a Bank 'Nike) at their holt*, Ai. CS), Attul4l - Strand, near 'l'trttple Barp;—There is an ncidittiSrful elltratice in Water-street adjoining, and the name is on both:l366es ' • ' A Diploma from the Royal College ~,rSu rgeons in LondOn, and'restithortials'from the most eminent .Physiciayis .aqcl,Luccurirs of regular education, and assiduous atter:64n 'to tiik ttuctfpipf every branch of the profession, are open to the inspicilen ef*y enquirer, and constitute a fait-ground fer 4fust sUlseestowith *lsiah ;vse have hitherto been honourid.t, 431.1.414 ititod Co. Surgeons. • • BY HIS MAJESTY& Itti)YAL LATTER'S PATINE T - EA KE's Genuine PILLS, ii justly famous .fmr i - I L-A their superior eraceey ia. curing. eeery degree and symptom kof the Venereal Disease, the•Scury yylee.atithout .confinent en; or 'restraint of diet, ic•an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret mak per. "(One small tasteless .Pali is adore, Its liptiradon arcpetccP - 211)1c; and requiring no cittar attention.," in 1.5 days th ey goo dy ceto ihOsa ,eitti.r Disorders ;.and where they fail in tha,tTiniell,pellectlynaorigg I . lSaMil g tc, pit *tient has the Uppynsatrance that he pj *eft tit the tit icier so restored, let the degree dr thatAdyweevetio - pm. • : it is an eithelleriel peculiar to f osse FIllal:n MaVe alisktty 43 the cemplaining part, Ind enter into contest -With- the.enimging , matter, w!ii-lit they speedily dislodge azid egisel,...- Thep Ore chinia ..t'Oß'l'ANl' .•:OVEt i eta by experience to be *Prest.rier.of health, as weaxalesto- THE, • , Advantage Ade ,Public niust always . derive ' rer, by takingenly eight singie . Pnis73Ostiligend?allin . exery year, front regalsrly,edocated professional men directing almost l i in sltert, the Pittehtee hits this exttaniiiimity oh! f atiod!to them, exclus-vely their studies to one species of malady,was never more : that wbatev . Whi piVe;idsidlilnisilrftiffi their!, re to Clearly demonstrated than by the unezampkd success which has 1 fnlfil and exceed, is tbongis Impatient of irtnnortal and tlnivenal attended the administration of their new remedy, and the extraor • 1 fame. These Mare melt vrorthy4 ptgett .3n - the Mlbitie of dinary cures feless performed. For a long series of years', Messrs: r'Mastefs apd Csrptatts oliSlrips:. the More so, for that tbez v.nt Cuitets and Co. Surgeons, formerly lo his Majesty's service, have •• keep good in an climates any length.of time, ;end that they have made she Venereal Disease the particular object of theirinveati • now borne the test of rear 60 years, with increasing erodieta gation, and.are happy In hoeing discovered a medicine superior to • themselves, mid honetar . to their 4*ot, insomuch that 4oring tlits mercury in the cure of that i.omplaint ;it is sufficient to,observe l ast e i g h t y ears t h e y h ave radical l y cured upwardi of 40,md - per. that the effects of this remedy are diarnetricaay opposite to those sons, many of whom hid been disaharged from . Hosiltals where of mercury, for .though it completely eradicatos every vestige of . salivation had been fret/tit-tidy repeated,' intrilkothet Atilidtiv the virus, in its most con fi rmed stages, yet it.dpes not in the least • made use-of without' ifTeci. -•- ' ' • '' ' :g 2: " :'• injure the constitution ;on the contrary, it ecovates die system : Pinpared and Sold by theSolerfetpf,TdosiA.* Tatto a I in an its natural functions ; - promotes app e tit e , mid facbitates di- . Member of the ttciyalCeillege of Stiticeesil3i LiniflOrt;at his house, gestion I thus instead of reducin g -a. stnOlig atiefifigniotri conattu ! No. 9, New Bridge. street; white he will tire itiiiir±, svitjaout a. tion'to the frightful sondition that mercury dors,' It not only pre• Fee, to persons mlting . tlese pilA.;.an Will an swer Patients 4 1 - serves that coustitution in its printhive . state but restores a weak ter se if post - pa id, en t h e ,• sam e terms, alumni:4.M all cases the and_debilitated one to hs natural strength end vigour. Number- most inviolaele secrecy, no patientk- name. or Caaelavinglacert less instances are on• recent record of the stiyArtor efficacy of this mentioned., bet at.tbeir ownpartkularrequest, by the Prepriet or, medicine, its inhere and specifie v;_itnes acting as a perpetual glaring:the Course of nines chap 46 . yeetsa.lat. he liar had the eon corrective to bodily debility, whetherproeeedine from an 'excess . ducting Of an extensive Sac Of the - above medic*, tindthe Frac of conjugal or Illicit pleasure, or from the More insidious, though tic tithing tberefront . :' . • ' not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both Texts . They are also.smtd;:lifllfaiiipfoizurnwi, ft. the Perfumer's,lio. in a certaie pernicious hab it . A m id st t h e mela.:tritoly variety of 5:..", St. A/ban's-street, P 21141141 ; the Toy-shop, bits,ko4l4 .0 1- • disorders which are theconsequenee ofifiti:solitaty like, there are ford-street; Mr. Diz.borough's, . No, 7, Fishotteet-liiil; nearly none more afflicting than that distressing Wate of tlebifiry and de- opposite the Monument ; and by One Person ha every considerable nciency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial State; the tow!! in England, ttc. in Dozes o vpi r ei.'etclf peajed ..p , suthappy sufferer bro o d s ever his mlsfortune, ashamed to seek re- wi t h f u ll an d pl a i n directions, Snist fil iii i C . Itebrire s' set y . r' ' ITra lief, until he is'reduced to Seek• a State of welikntis aS to render cure themselves with ease ajAziency ; ...,! ~..1 - ... .-,„..•-'.;, life oppretsive. To such persons It Must be a consoling refire- - • li.ll. Evcry ‘ Box sold in Great.Eritedigt psettlerktr, v .,,,tp, tion to know , that they may ttow;• bp a hew-infallible moder of on • whlch, by fairotiruf 'the Com....rsOaites i ll prrOf •kt ink 1 1 ) treatment, be ' restored to that greatest of all human blessings , o ffi ce 4' T. Taylor, Ne.o; New gridgiktityki'! . tolmitit, wltch strong, manly and vigorous constitution. . is felon', and all others are counteoftir. • * In all CMS Of debility,dencieney, fro th whatever cause arising, ----.-1-- , . 1 f.. .... .•:_.... HIGH 'WAFER. .-1: I' .1.0141.)0N : tilt ii) LIE:110.M •) r. ii.Zi ‘‘ V as well as-in every s p ec i es ' o f venerea l !Mettle!, Mess-s: Currie Morn hg - • - ' 58' twOrittest • Oftei - ••* ' I avid Co. may •be consul te d by patients of either sex with . the ' greatest secrecy, and honour, at their houses, No. 10.7; Hatton ! . Afternoon • -.• • H. minute, t 44/6g• - •"!; :O. $ Garden. Patients in the country, describing the pirticulan of =..... .•••••------- -- •=exespi=2l . := their esenplaimo; by letteepost paid; enclosing a lls:iE !Rite, will LONDON : Printed and rtea4beti by-14 - ItttkfA t ia;;• have the necessary modloine andladtioe nest - to any page 6f the terbery Place; LambiffriviAt 9? iiiii ke -tti , . , • kingdom. N.. 197, Han oi , Gardom. ' street, Pulp/Ail:a a'So at the :';'Alt-071 , 1Ci i Temple Bat. ~~ ;~ • :IV.!