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MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wAR OFFICS., JANUARY 26. Regiment of Dragoon Cuard,--Veterinary Surgeon Richard Cordeaut, from hJif.pay of the late York Hoffare, to be Veteri- Bari Surgeon, vies H vain exchange.. Sei Regiment of Dragotto.—.Honourable Frederick Cathcart to be Comet, without purchafe. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoono--Cornet Henry Walker, from half pay of the late ail Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice White, promoted. *Cob Ditto—Captain Hon. Frederick Hotvanl, (rem the both Foot, to be C Iptain of a •I'roop, vice Sower, who exchanges; Cornet and Adjutant Smith to have the rank of Lieutenant without purchtlfe; A. de Grantosont, Gent. to he Cornet, with. our purch.fe vice &myrtle, promoted, and Rowland Edward Williams, Gent. to be Cornet, without purcbafe, vice Milbanke, promoted. :oh Ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Henry to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafc vice Riezettc. who retires. !ft Regiment of Ennt—"iel j ant• Major Brodie to be Adju tant, with the rank of Enlign, vice Wright, deceaftd, and Hut- „ . pital.lll3te Henry Rolyrt fon to be. A iliftant Surgeon. id Ditto—Charles BorLin to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Griffith, ciccrdi.d. 4th Regiment of Font. To be I.icutenants without porchafee— Enfign George Thorne, Goat the t 2th Garrifon Battalion; Enfign Elcrs Pernell Hop line, from the 4th Ditto; Enfign Rudd, from the 7th Ditto, and Enfign Roderick MiDonald, from the sth Ditto. stb Ditto—Alex nikr 111Diceor, Gent. to he Enfign, without porthole, v!te Maclean, appointsd to klaj,.r-fit.m.ral Chain • .. pagne's Regituan. and Alezathier lino; ill,, Gent. tube Lnfiga without purchafe, vice Johnfun, promote , I. 9th Ditto-.-En6en Boftock Jacob, from the 44th Foot, to he Lieutenant, by purchdr, ticc Gladwiu, appointed to the 6th Foot. 11.3 tit Ditto—l i 4 utena t jrntes Blake to be Adjutant. vice Par tons, promot,d in the Royal.; Enngn Willi .%m Gill tun to he Lieitt;nant, without purchafe: and int.gn.sir John Murray, Bart. from bah pay ut the 46th Foot, to be Ear" vice Hol . . . _ . gate, promoted. 17th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant William C .le Bowen, from the 58th Foot, to Ar Uri:Loan. without purchare, vice Val- Liner. promoted in the ISt h Foot. 28th Dlito--Enfign Walter Cottlion to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice M•Kay. promoted in the SIR Foot; Enka John Oalpine to be Lieutenant, without purchafc ; Oelavins Pepper, Gent to be Eago, vice Ceulfoo, and Frederick John Arm- Itreng, Gent, tube Enfign, vice Gilpine. Sift Ditto—Enfign Henry Stewart, from the tat Garrifon Batta lion, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchafe, 'ice johnßone, promoted in the 27th loot. 33d Ditto—Lieutenant John Mama, Leaky, from the 69th Foot, to beCmonin of a Company, without purehafe ; Enfign Alex. ander Gourley, front the Bth Garrifon Battalion, to be Fiat Lit...tenirt, Without purehafe. 37th Ditto—John Kitten Sandon, Gent. to be Enlists, without purelsak vice Poe, promoted. sods Ditto—William Sullivan, Gent. to be Entlin, without por ch:l:e, vie, Champion. promoted. fift Ditto—•Captaln James O'Reilly, from the ad Gartifon Batta lion. robe Captain of a Company ; Enlign Samuel Barkcr,from the aoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pdrahaft, vice Wallet, pro- moved. 39th Ditto—Cecil Hill Burton, Cent. to be Enfign, without put chafe. ♦ice l'Ettranye. promoted in the Royal Veteran Battalion. *nth Ditto—Lieutenant George Pretton, from the ad Dragoons, to be Captain of • Company, without purchafe ; John Nelfon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, •ice Venncr, promoted In the 43d Poo:. tedDitto--Enlign Arthur Prefer to be Lieutenant, by wedge, vice Lord Sahwun. promoted. 4311Ditto....Enfign John Hcury Venom, from the etch Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 47th Dkto—W. Homan Lennon, Gent. to be Infign, without pur ebafe, vice Rohr. promoted. Ofkb Ditto—Captain George Morifon to be Major, without per elude vice Sir JAI) Dalrymple, promoted In the Maltefe Corps; "Munn Stroude, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. vice Gill, . . promoted ; C. M . Chileot, Gent. to be Hain. without ptirchafe, Mee Cobitan, appointed to the t sth Foot. pediDitto--Liestenant William Rlddang, fmm fray of the 24th Foot,to be Lieutenant. Btb Ditto.—Enfign Thomas Stoughton Denny to be Lientenant, by purehafe. vice Stone. promoted; Arthur Ward, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchak, vice Sutherland, removed to the 75th Fox. stth Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Strickland, from the td Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Co l onel; Enfign Henry . „ R. Chetwynd Stapleton, from the kith Carillon Bat Ilion, nob; Lieutenant, without porthole ; Enlign Charles . 111olhall, from the 7th Ditto, to be 1 kutenant, without purchafe. Oda Ditto—Captain Thomas Souter, from the toth I.leht Dra goons, to he Captain of a Company, vice Howard, who ex changes; Lieutenant Vivard Norton, to be Captain of a Com pany, without porchafe, vice Cummings, removed to the 9th Garrifon Battalion ; 0 H Ch.mentl,Grot. to be Enfign, with- out radiate, vi'e il.Kay. promoted in the 78th Foot 7 67th Ditto—Lieutenant M. B. Dwyer to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Gayer. promoted. To be Lteuteuatits, without purehate--Ftifign Akzander Beck, vice Percival, promoted; Entign Donald Mac Colman, vice Ward, promoted in the 4th Foot; Enlign Thomas Hall. vice Dwyer; Enfisne R.T. , -r Parke, and Valentine Fleming ; Ettfign and Adjutant Thomas Moyle; Ettllgns DWICAU Forbes, and John White, from the 15th Garrifon Battalion. To be Enligne, without purcbate—john Burtob, Gent. vice Parke, John Vllh rs Genrge, Gent vice Beck ; Moore Scott, Gent. vice Mac Cahalan ; Edward Bray, Gent , vice Hall; John Stepney, Gest. vice Fleming - - Olisith Ditto-.lulu' Belches, Gent. to be bingo, by purchafe, vice Neil, presumed. V.th Ditto--. William Poole, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Hats, who rclign• ; Adjutant James Flanigan. from half pay of the late liifts kencibles, to be Elifign, vice Sttwart, ap pointed to Major Gtn:ral RanifAy's Regiment; Jean Rodgers, Gent. to be Enign, without purchafe, vie. Munro, whole ap- 'ointment is OM to take place. 73th Ditto.-Enilgo Duncan Sutherland, from the 38th Foot, to be linhgn, without purehafe, vice James Stewart, whole op 'ointment is not to take place. 90th Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Counpanke, without purchate—Lieutenant Hee • tor lorLean, front the Canadian Fencibles; Lieutenant Dudley , Gilland.trom the 6.7. th foot; Lieutenant S. Eyre Bent ley, from the sEth Foot. "IR Ditto—Georze Nl'Kenzie, Gent. to he Entign, without putt chafe, vice Lorimer, appointed to the Bth Weft India Regiment ; Francis Noden, Efq. to be Paymafter to the ad Battalion. 3d Welt India Regiment—E.'harles Henry F. Edgar, Gent. to be Eulign, without purch.le, vice Ellett, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers. rah Dittra—tufigo C. Lorimer, from the qt ft Foot, to be Enfign, without purchafe, tick Trims, promoted in the loth Foot, York Rangers—Major William Macleod, from Major-General Champagne's Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur chafe, vi c e Swinton, appointed to the sd Garrifon Battalion. IMajor-beneral Champagnes Regiment—Captain Hugh Dalrym ple to be Major, without purchafe, vice M•Leod, promoted in the York Ranger.. Regiment de Meuron—Samucl de Meuron, Gent. to be Enfign, vice &Italian de Frouller, deceafed. Xing's German Legion— -- Deucke, Gent. to be Militant- Surgeon. York Light Infantry Volunteers..-Lieutenant George Frederick de Virna. from the 4 - Alt Foot, to be Captain uf Company, without purchate. vice Porch, who relive. Idaltefe Corps-Captain rtcdtriek Hervey, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Cotryouy ; Lieuten-mt Lewis I..azatiut. from the 15th Font, to be Captain of a Cmnpany ; Lieutenant Frederick Miltbon, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. gd Garrifooßattalion—Liesitenant-Colnnel Samuel Swinton,from the York Mangers, to be Lieutegam-Colonel, vice StickLutd, re sulted to the sgtlt Foos. Bch Royal Veteran Battalion—Captatt Archibald Chriftie, fremi the 59th Foot, to be Major. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Marfh, from the sthCar rifna Bet anon ; I.i. on nant Thomas Browor, from half pay of the 723 Foot; liufigu pihn Neville, from the In Garrifon Bat talion; Longo Francis L'Eitrange, from the 39th Font. To be Enfigns--Enfign Philip Dowling, from the 6th lA'eg India Regiment; Serjeant-Major John Muller, of the NottfEghatu Recruiting dlitria ; Charles Robertfon, late Serjeant of the 733 . _ stet. Cos-Who Feneibleg—Lieutenant Dougald Campbell, from the 27th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Enfign John M'Arthur to be Lieutenant, vice M'Lean, promoted in the 9oth Foot; William Marthail. Cent. to be Enfign. vice M'A rt or. id Regiment of Royal Eaft India Volunteers—Stafford Erika Morrifon, Gent. to be Fnfign vice King, who reigns. s „ Hl* Majek has hccn plcafed to appoint the niftlermcntioned Olken of the Eaft India Company's Forces to take Rank by Bre vet in his MaJeßy's Army in the Eaft Indies only, as follows: Coning!lions dated the iit Day of January 18os COLONELS George RulTell, Francis Gowdie, Sir Ewen Baillicjohn Macdo nald, William Palmer, Edward Clarke, Janes Dunn, James Cbriftopher Green, James Stevenfon, Jobn Pater, To be MAJOR-GENERALS. LIIIITI'ENANT-COLONEL Alexander Kidd, to be COLO- NEL CAPTAIN Edward Clarke, to be MAJOR. STAFF, Colonel Fitzroy j. Grafton Maclean, of the 37th Foot, to he a Brigadier General to the Forces fatting in the Leeward and Charibbce Mande, under the contntaud of Lieutenant thater4ll M) erti. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Lieutenant Samuel Watts, from the 4th Weft Nth! Regiment, to be Lieutenant in the rgth Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the t tth ult. has not taken place. Affiftant Surgeon Henry Hough, of the yoth Foot, is fuper. feded. Estuarine in the Gazette of the lath inftant. 3yi foot. For James Heywood, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the rant of Enfin, Read Lierknant James Heywood, frort the toff pay of ifq 9th F.a, to be Adjutant, with the rank o' Litutenord. Commiffions in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners tigned by the Lord Warden. W. H. Legge, Gent. to be Er" Agn, vice Stapleton, promoted.— Dated °dotter 14, 1 80 4. Enfign Thom, Tbompfon to be Lieutenant, vice Jenkins, refigned. Dated January 19, tdos. Cointniirtolla ligned by the Lotd Lieutenant of the County of Monmouth and Brecon. To be Deputy Lieutei.anti—Ricliard 'Williams, anti Davis, Clerks. Dated Dre. t 9 1804. Coinmillions in the'Roya . l Monmouth and Brecon M litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign Charles *lbatelier to be Lieutenant, vice De LiCe, religned. Dated Dec. z 9 1804. .Watter May, Gent to be Ditto, vice Wood, deccafed. Dated Dee. is, :804. Commit inn. in the Worcelierfltire Regiment of MM. tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Graves, Efq to be Captain ; William Evan., Gent. to be Lienteuant. Dated Jan. 8, dos. horoaa Taylor, Gent. to he Ditto. Dated Jm. 9, t Sos. job!, smith. Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Jan. 10, 1805. Commitlion in the Retford Troop of Nottingham &ire Volunteer Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieu. tenant. Samuel Thorld, jun. Gent. to be Cocoa. Dated November 27, Soa. Commilfion in the South Hams Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. &lAA Sandhant, Gent. ti be Enfign. Dated Jan. 8, i Bos. BANKeUL'TS. Mac Fell, of Newcaftle-upot)-Tine, tnhacannift, dealer and chap. man, to turrender February 7,8, and March 9, at eleven, at t he ShaliefpcireTaveni. in Newcaftle-opon:1 ynn. Attornie., Mr. Meggifon Hatton Garden. London; or Mr. Armorct Lookin , • Neweaftle-upso-Tyne. Wiltixxa Enoek, late of South-Melton-14w, Oxford-Itrect, Mid • dlcfcz, tailor, dealer and ehaproan, February 5,9, at one and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, N 0.3, Mortimor-ftreet, Cavendillt fquare. John Bigwood, late of liafinghall•ltrect, London, warehoufeman, January 29, February r 6, and March 9, 4 ten, at Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday.ftreet, Jaws Cooper the younger, of Barking alley, Tower hill London, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 2,9, and March 9, at one, at Guikihall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, 34, kene.itreet, London. Thomas Matthew. of Weft Cowes, Tfle of Wight, Hants, Myer (smith, dealer and ehapman, February 2,9, and March 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attonlie , , Marl, Blake and Sun, Cook's Court. Carey-arca, London. James Page, late of Kidderininlter, Wurcdtcrfhire, innkeeper, dealer and ehapman, January 29, at one, February is, at ten s and March 9, at two, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hore, Garlick-hill, Oteapfide. John Taylor, of Chatham, Kent, wine-merebant, February 2,9, and March 9. at one, at Guildhall, London. Attotnics, Marrs. 7'yrrsll and Francis, Guildhall, London. . - . . . Michael Bell, of Munkgato, part& of St. Maurice, Suburbs of York, oil merchant, dealer and ehamnan, February 21, 22, and March 9. at eleven, at the bottle of William Baynes, Stonrgate, York Attortues. Mr. Munby, 1;ork ; or Mr. Evans, Thatrism•ltm, London. John Wilacy, William Willacy, and Thnmu Willacy, of Liver • pool, millcn, flour-C.ll(ra, dealer,, chapmcn and copartners, Feb. a 6, 27, and March 9, at eleven, at the Globe Tavan, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Blackitock, St. Mildred's•court, Poul- try, London ; or Mr. Thomas Marrow, Liverpool. William Buckky, of Vauxhall•Road, Surrey, merchant, dcaler and charman, January 29, February 3, and March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ndfon, Maddox•ltrect, Hanover- (quart, London. Benjamin Havrlum, of Birmingham, merchant, February L 9, and March 9, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birming- bam. Attornics, Mr. Burridi, or Mr. l'alnier, Birmingham ; or Meas. Down and 'fooke, Gray's Inn-fgliarc, London. James Barlow, of Monmouth-Kral, Middlcfc2, tallow-chandler. dealer and chapoian, January 29, at one, Feb. t 3, and March 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blake/mks Elm-cuurt, Temple, London. John Evans, latc of Blackman.ftreet, Snuthwark, Sprrey, linen draper, (but now a pri Goer in the King's Bench) January 29, February 3, and March 9 at eleven at OuildhalL Atturney,Mr. _ Taylor, N o. j, Mortimer.ftreet, Cavendifh-lquare. John Abbott, of Ipfavick, Suffolk, Ihopkeel er, February t. th, and March 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Edmond Walker, Eachnuer-Office.l.incohea DIVIDENDS. _ _ _ February 20. John %Ira= Flitter, of Kufhotme, parilb of Man cheßer, and John Mangnall, of Bolton, Lanead ire, nun - chants; and coNnn.r.., at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mancheller. Fab. s. John Wells and MlAs* Smith, late of Leadenhall.ltreet, London, hatters and copartners, at one, at Guildhall. PARTNERSHIPS DIbSOLVED. ChriftOpher Wright and John Taylor, coal-merchants, Baaklide, Southwark, January 14, 1805. Jofeph Barker and Thomas Gardiner, merchants, Leicelter, January 1. William Bourne and Jofe.ph Jager, merchants, Owen's-rove, Clerkeuwell, January $2. George He t tleftdp and Leonard Towne, j un. fp irit-dcalers,Gainf burgh, I.incolialaire, January t. Ifaac Manning and jobn Hinds, CliiCO•printers, Deptford, Kent, January 12. Vichois 13rarrte and Charles Hayman, furgeons, A:nal:titer, , Oclohts 29, tl'o4. Wiliirm jtffery and William Brett, plumbers, Rotherhithe December 31. Thomas Bowerbank, Thomas Monk houfe, and John Thomas, Blackwell, ball-factors, Lothbury, Ikeernbcr 3t. James Whitacre, Jofcph Whitilerr„ and James Scholes, cotton man uatcturera, Mauchelter ' January La. 11105. William Bradbury and James Higfuti, fultian-manutaaurcrs, Mancheller, December 3, IL:4. Hei.ry Thomfon, Ricbard Hartwell, and Jonadian Manklioufe, coal merchants, Earl-ltrcet, Blackfriara, January 21, Igos. . - - . . , .13111e$ IVhatnutu Lob() at John stunt t Harris, kneu-tivras, Southampton. January :3. Henry Hunt and CUasle. Rater. brewers, Cliftes, Gioucelter glikfa January Lit. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Theophilos nawfon, of enotchm, county Cavan, Woollen-draper, to furrender on the 22th and 29th tuft. and 28th February. MARRCEM Lately, Mr. George Almond, inn. of Nottingham, tat Miff Ellen Smith, feeond daughter of Samuel Smith, kfci. of Oak Hill, near Manchefter. Lately, Daniel Farrow, Fr/. Captain In the Loughborough Vo lunteer Infantry, to Mira Farrow, only ...tighter of the late John Farrow, Gent. of that place. DIED. On the 24th init. at Wanlip, in the County of Leicciter, Lady Hudfon, wife of Sir Charleg Grave Hudfon, Bart. _ . Lately, at the Hot Welts, Bristol, the Rev. jam's Etty, Ream' of Whitchurch, Oxon, Vicar of Woburn, Bucks, and Chaplain io the nioft noble the Marqui. of Thomund. On Chriftmas day, at Frifxney, Lincolnshire, Mr. 04k, grazier, of that place. tic went to church in pedal health, and during fcr• vice was thought by force of his neighbours to have fall. n afleep, but at its conclution he wa, found t eorpfe In his feat. At Fletton, l.inc draire, Mr.. Peckard, relict of the late Dean of Peterborough. She MS in 'wiled health the preceding day, and entertained a party of friends at her hoof:. Lieutenant William C. C. U,: (CB, of the Royal Navy, fifth fon of the late Si: Robert Driven of lianas, Bart. WU killed in au action near Dieppe, on the 4th init. On Monday, the infant fun of the II in. Richard Ryder. At Cankey, in the pariih of Owen Inn, ;amain. on the loth September Taft, of a fever, Mr.Alcx. Wat!,...front Dundee. At Triniwd, toth o.fti . sber left, Rohert titans, Efq. merchant. At Madras, April 30, four mouths after he received his wounds in Rorming the fort of Alhl Glum, Cal. Kenny, of the t tth regi ment of native infantry. He had beet, 27 rats in the ferrite, and fought many battles in India under his nue'e, Sir Eyre Coote. In this LIR affair, which proved mortal to him, be loft his right hand, and his left thigh was fhatt..reil to pieces. - At leiniter-houle, Dublin, Mater Rawdoo Henry, loon:eft fun of John fufeph Henry, of Straffan. county Kildare, Efq. Suddenly, on this loth inft. Wm. kiswconab, of itallyeniftall, King's county, Efq. Lieutenant Wolfe, of the Q en's County Militia who while (tending before his guard on Wednefday fennight, et Cork, drop pia down fuddenly, and inflantly expired. At Balrath, county Meath, Hampden Nicholfon, Efq. At Duncany, rowdy Louth, the teat of her fon, Richard pews, Efq. in an advanced age, Mrs. Jones. On his patine from Africa to the Weft Indies, Capt. Good, of the Perfeveranee. On the 17th of Oenher left, st Port Morant, in Jamaica, aged 35, Mr. WM. Atkinfon Ntillier, Of Lanceiler. Lately, at Wiekbam Market, at the great age of 102, Mrs. Bridges, wife of Mr. John Bridges: what is partieutarly remark• able, the has not left a child, grandchild, brother, fitter, or a tingle relative whatever, except theft; by marriage. Wevinefday fe'nnight, at Honingliani, Norfolk, in his 6.11 year, William Cope, one of Lord Bay g's principal fervants. He had lived with his Lordnii,o uptv^rd> of 27 years, and by his dilijenee and fidelity in the dlfitha-ge of the different duties of his &nation, had merited his fulleß approbation, and at the fame time bad pined the lave and diet:ill of the whole fatuity. He was buried at Hon ingham, and his funeral was attended by Mr. Townfhend, on whom particularly he had waited for forte years, and by fevers' of the principal and other inhabitants of the parifh of Honingham. No fervent ever lived more refpeded, or died more lamented. On Monday fe'nnight, at Bradford, at the advanced age of .ps, Benjamin Oddy, who is fuppofed to bethe olden man in the town fliip of Bradford; he lived as wool-furter in one family upwards of 40 years. He was able to attend the folder of the eftahlitheil church =Randy, till within a few weeks of his death, a !talking example et the goo, cffcets of temperanel. HIGH NATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W. •Qoetdng • •• • • 57 minutes after la Afternoon •• • • at minutes after a no IL. LevvoN GAZB777, J4NUART 26. DOWNING-STRIIE, JANUARY 25. The Ittmc has been plealed to appoint Fusers at, Efq. to be Camlin General and Governor in .ftief in and over his Majelly's Wands und plantations 16 America, commonly called the Bermuda or So oners Maude. • MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES. O N MONDAY, Ftbrnary 4, a COURSE of LLC TURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will recommence as the Laboratory, Whitcomb-ftreet, Leicetter-fguare, at the efua I morning hours, viz. Therapeutics, at a quarter before 8. The Pradtice of Phyfic, at half after 8 ; and the Chem:thy at a qta:•r ter after ?, by Geoans Pe.tasutr, M. D. P. K. S Senior fury. titian to St. George% Hofpital, a the Con. ge of Phylicians....s.c.Scc. A Regina is kept of the Patients in the Holpital ; and a Lee tare is read on them every Saturday morning. at 9 o'clock. Propofals may be had in Leicetter-fguare, and at Sc. George's Hofpitat. In the Preis ' to be publilhed early in Spring. A. TREATISE ON SI'RICTURES IN THE UR ETHR A, in which a mild turth, , d of cure is recommend ed in preference to the ufe of : being an attempt to thew the danger and various bad contiquences 0E66 fevcre and la nfu pradlice. By BENJAMIN BELL, F. A. S. Surgeon, Edinburgh. Among other °birds of the Author in this Treadle, the following are the molt important : 1. To mike Fully known to the public, the origin and itiflory of that pradice, and the dangerous fyniptums which it very cons mealy caches. IL To thew that Caultic is not a new remedy in Stridures, as many have been induced to believe; that it was much tiled sot wards of zco years ago, but that after mole and long Wale, the effeCts of it were found to be fo dreadful that it wa. at hit ex• ploded in every part of Europe ; chiefly by the exertions of the aloft diftinguilhed praditioners of the ages in which they lied ; of whom it is fulficient to mention the names of Saviard, Dionis, le Dean, Altrui, and our late jultly celebrated countryman, Mr Sharpe, of London ; all of wleutu wrote in the molt declare man ner againft it. 111. That the unfavourable opinion and concurrent teftimony fo many eminent yr:it...liftmen, againit it teemed for ever to have decided the fate of Catiltie in the cafe of Stridures, when union u nately, it was again peogtifed as a new remedy about IS years ago, and fines that period. has been repeatedly recommen tett with un• common zeal probably Irons thole who wrote of it being ignorant of this hillory of Camille, lot it would be uncan.'id And unjult towards them to (wrote t hot if they had known it they would have ventured to recommend a remedy which had Frig been deferted for its fevere and calamitous etLdts. IV. that in cola:got-nee of there reports of this prailice it has again been adopted with a degree of favour which it does 1114 de. fern: ; which has alto been increafed from the public heiti;; Rill in profound ignorance of the pernicious effects which it formerly produced. V. That there islittle reafun, however, to doubt its being fpee dily laid afide again, when it is known that every thing which the celebrated men who have been mentionid, recorded againit it, !Joan,* only been confirmed by the recent experience of the molt eminent praelitioners of the prefent age, tut that other diltrelittil effe.as are found to refute from it, of which uo older author has given any account. VI. That the etre& to which the author aUudes will be more fully Rated in the 'treatife itfelf; but as they are highly peruiciutis, and daily becoming more frequent, Le reckons it a duty which he owes to mankind to *ate them explicitly to the public without delay, fo that thofc whom it molt concerns may e• hire aridly into them,vand determine according to the evidence w With they (hall meet with. They are as follow: linenfe paid along the whole courfe of the Urethra; total ftippreflion of uritie,which in repeated biltanees,has required the formidable operation of punduring the bladder; excelave haemorrhages, which fin remedy can flop, and which few contt itutions are able to bear, the quantity of blood that is 101 l in this manner having been known to amount even to eighty ounces in the courfe of a few hour. ; permanent (swellings of the teltes; filtulous forts in tke perieviciim, and even in the fuldtance of the Urethra itielf, none of which lait are ever known to h• al ; mortification of the Proftrate Gland and contiguous pants, which in every inftance proves (postal) , fatal. The whole of there confequences might reafonably have been carded imm the aunts of fuch a deltructive article as Cauftic on furl a delicate membrane as the tlr, thra ; but other effeas are fund to refult from it which could not fe well have been forefeet'. In various inftances it has completely deltroyed virility; it laces the expulfive power of the Urethra, in which alto it frequently ex cites fuch a tendency to inflammatory aelliefiem,that large parts at that caul!, nay in tome balance. the wh k of It is entirely doled op. and can never b opened again ; thus terminating in a d.tgree of Intim, of whint none can have an adequate idea but the unfortu nate fufferers thensfelves. It requires alto to be none, el, that al ' though Caultic by the violence of its idiots may be made to re move every impoliment which It meets with, yet that Strictures ' which have been dtAtroyed by Caultic arc very apt to recur. when they are not only worfc than they were at firlt, but `rattly Inure &kat to Guru ERUPTION 3 IN THE FACE. NO one po ff effing comma • fenfe can, for a TO. ment, credit that any external application cr Eruptions which have their ori,dii hi a difcafed Cyllcm ;it :!u:. many wallies will repel the Eruption. but no one will per iorni Dr. BRODUM's IiOyANIC.II. SYRUP does, nankly, to .ra dicate the Difordcr rooi and branch; nay, fu refearchin; c its powers, that Scorbutic and Serophulous Complaint:. of years itatiding have been cured by a few Bottles, and tbouLnds of Pa. ticnts dticbarged as incurable from Ca, Hofpitals have found it a Sovereign Remedy}. Sold at Na. 9, Alltiosaftrcet, Rhieltiriar's Road ; and by all the Medicine Venders iS the United FOR COllOl - 15, Hu7iirbTN h.Ss La. &C. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLL', which contain all the fcftening J!!tl healing virtues of the ce lebrate Balfam of Tofu, and arc the pleat:m.3:R and molt &eat& remedyof the kind its all Cuts,ths, Rom fens. Ihaa, Sore Throats, and Ildluxions on the I healing the RAwnefs and Sonnets of the Breaft, and affording great r, lict in Shottuefs of Breath, and in Afthmatic and Coulumptive Lompiaints; rhe‘. - du not cloy the Ito. mach, but rather create all appetite. But as the great benefit to be derived front them can .rely lee accred by having then Genuine, the public are requelted to übfcrve, that R. liaywa rd, No. 10, feud. gate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, as all other. are counterfeits. Th..fe Lozenge, arc prepared and fold by it. Hayward, (fined - - for to T. Greening!), the inventor), No. to, Ludgate Hill; and lets by F. Newbury and Suits, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bay ley and Blew, Cockfpur-it rut ; Bacon and Co No. if°, Girard- Brett; and Wm. Clark, Nu. 269, &trough, price is. ltd. the bus. _ . _ BEAUTY AND CLEANLINESS. A MBOYNA 1 . 00 . 111 POWDER. A GENTLEMAN ors the only DRUG yet dircovered, that at:lints the Scurvy, heals the Gums, make a them and the lips of a healthful red, fattens, whitens, and pre raves the Teeth, and makes the Breath tweet. It is the produce of a fir foreign country, never imported but by the proprietor ; and the tuft Gentlemen of the faculty who nfe it, declare it a doe Itomachic a d bracer, and for Lifety proper for an infant. It era dicat es the futdosfs the mouth is fubjed to, front diet, or a dila' , acted stomach, and by its healing, purifying, and holfasule quali• ties frees the mouth of thole diforders to Which it is fulled ; Ills up the Gums which the Scurvy has Mt= away, atii prevents aea • tics or rottetind. in the Teeth. The proprietor i 3 a Gentleman of Portnne, and will forfeit mood. to any lady .trxentletnan who des the Dtug as he dine* if the Teeth ark, or a 'roods decays. AMY for the Araboyna . 1 oath Powder, rice as. 6d. per box. Soldwholefale ressii by :Thaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's eburch yd,ret,Lotiti , m. I may b, had, by their anointment, d every Veudcr of Medicine In the Lingdoin. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFAI,I.IIILE GERMAN ei:RN-Pl,-SISTER. T HE Plt()PßlE'rOlt of thus molt excellent REMEDY is fo cerriiin of its Eircacy having Pievcr.fai:-.A, in a variety of C:63, 7.ZTC.: , , dm:a net eradicate the Coro, rut and branch, To arTun TuE MO rr. And he 'cgs leave to add, that it has infinlitcly the advantage of ths numberlefs inea carious 'Ointments, Salvos, &e as ntany hundreds of aftlidsd per fons can teflify, among whom are come of the firit charaders lat this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and T.Axtedl, NO. T. Pinch-bee, near the Royal Exchange; and aro by Mi. Day, No. 7, Taviitodc. ftrect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jantes's-P-reet; Mr. tidier. No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, Ne.,324, Holborn; and Jehovah and Co. No i.to, Oxfurd-ftrert. At Brian!, by Mr. - Begin and Mr. Shr.ppard , Bookfellera Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxtcr, South Bridce. POrtfm and Gofport, liarding Liverpool, by Nir. Gore, printkv,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller s Portfmouth l Mr. Motley, bookieller.. And by =oft of the Venders of Medicines in England. NLW MEDICIVF ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS/ No. 45, St. Paul's . Church-yard. London, Proprietors of r.r. J ames's Powder s and other valuable Preparation., inform the Pubiic, th t in coo ::quencc of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future 26. pd. per Packet, or ir. ss. 6d. per Dozen; hut the (tiiantity of a Dozen Macke sin a Bottle (as made ap 'or the Army aad Navy) may b. had for a 4*. And as Stamps ire prepared, by order of the Commiffiuners. for Mrffrs New. bcry's feparate life, in which the Words, " F. Ncwbery, Nn. 45. , t. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be 4 fuflicient Security againit Counterfeits, his Signature on the La bel': will be difeotitinucd. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to t'e flit twenty of which Mr. Nevihery's Stamps arc affixed, but thole who purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamp, gratis.. Dr. James's Powda 2 9 Dalby's Carminative i 9 —a Bottle 24 0 Dr. ,lultin's Chalybeare Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pins - - 4 • large Box 24 0 Frcake's Tin& of Aisle 4 0 Dr. Stcers's Opodsliloc a 6 Ditto Ffaxihim's ditto 3ao --- Convullion Oil a 6 Tonic Bilk - a 9 .----- Nitre Drops 1 6 Fngl:fh Coffee • - 2 9 --- Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills art --.. Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a a t talcs - I a t loglifh's Scot. Pills a 2 Angihaud's Blois ditto tt t Plenr ! 's Magnefia 2 6 Mote of Coltsfoor 3 6 Norton's Drops • 5 6 Mr. Spence's 16entiirice 4 0 Spilfbury'. Drops . S 6 Cephalic Snuff . o 9 Dr, Solos& r's Tea 2 9 Jones's Rh. um. Tina. 3 6 Greenough's Tinetures a it erry's Bili•us l'ills 4 6 Ditto •I'uls l.ozenges clt Efrence of Pepprnsint as i Elkace of Ginger a 9 Diafs's 114smeria 3 6 .- . _ N. B. As many Weems, particularly WM-tigers, miftake the !inure of hieffm Newhery, they think it neccibry to point out. that it is at the Raft old f St Paul's, four dom. frurn with thefe Words infcriliA on the frota—... TUE ONLE WA:et:llol,st! rokDx. JA.I.I'S POWPER." TO THOMAS . 1 AVIA/it LSQ . .. DEAR SIR, N. 9, Britlze-ltreet, London. f FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluali,e Nl..ilciin—LEAKWa PATENT PILLS. About two year: ,s,vo, I Was attacked with a VENEREAL lass. min Ex, which I tr. ar.d t r Rightly for fome time, but the Dill e:xi,: at I.mgth -II i.ccr my 1104, I Was obliged to apply to the molt entin .••• ••• the Faculty, hut their ;AIM anise xffoftleall mly temporary raief-.4 went through vmititts Comics ot Cori, and froinbcing rather or a curial, lit I.l.tbit wait reduced t• a mire Skeleton. t tie Ulcers that fpicael a!i over my limbs, ren dered me a complete ObJeel, to that my frieu?• ildpaircel of my recovery. Wile.' brought to t his littwitm, I confiders:it death a inevitable, Ind a relation itintioecommentitty apon the roam• Cates in which; our bath LCC:t ded, I W.I , in.:uctd to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved tot, a•ui by per:Les-rainy rut two or three 'months, and: ollowin7 your Din.dions, I expo tiesicedtk c It unaccountable Relaxation front Palo, the Surd, gradually fultlitliiv; 1 ant now, thank tlon, per!'relly rotoyere I and walking out daily I doubt not but one tr.are box, 01i:1x think cautious to take. will e.laltlifh my lit lt b in its orginal P:re. It la with: he moll Ilearti..:t gratitude that 1 iul.leribe my'clf, your moth oblires4 humbler ervaitt, I'ILKSON. Ilkanlkatr, tent:het:et, July i, Igo!. P. S. FOT the public bent fit I do not ohjeet to the above being publithed, but leave you to at as your own better judgment dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, neon As T I vt.,:tt, Member of the Royal Collee of St.t,te:tits, I annlon, at hit H: •t No. 9, New-Bridel.-ittes.t Where, after a ....!tart reSsEnt of mon: than thiity-fix years, in a praelice par:La:tad) (lir:els:Li to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that invldla . de fccrtcy which men of hi, Prob Ilion fhotild Away; obf.tve, lie flattets hinifelf; the advice and alliEance he gratititotitly adminillsrs to perfons taking this Medicine, will he ells' nod., by a difeLming Public, as an ;ideal:Glee reldom to b, "%taint:it. and void uf Sold. by hi. Appsiititot et , tbr the col:vein:nee tat antis living at a Jilin:q.t., at the Peri ticaLes. No. 3t, St. Albatd...- Rrect, Pall-Mall; the Toy-fhop, Na. les, 0 ford-lirest ; Mr. Di borough's. No. 7, Fith-flrea-bill Mr. Steel's. IhnskfelLY, No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Warlords, South bridge, Edinburg ; Alr. Dublin ; 11r.Ir• pool; Nit. Atkinfoids, Ma:whetter ; and by Mc Pc.ion in lever! conficlerable Town in Great-ltritaiti and Irt land, in B,xs• of only as. 9d. rack, fealsd up with full abd plain Direelions. whet tby Perron s of eitht r Scat may Cure themfelrgi with Eale, Speed, Se eracy. and Cattily. r - LONDON: NnutvJ and publithed by LEVEL. KENT, (of Cm— terbury-place, Lan.beth), at the Srita mama, No. a, Carer• Ono. Pub lithed alto at the 5 rAZ Onrics, Temple-Bar. r A