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Fronde LONIXAN GAZETTE, just 9. ::: MILITARY PROMOTION& son ii. )F rich, JUNt 9, Th i e l. oh Regiment of Pragoon'Ouardoo-Brent Major John Arn» firm to be Major, by parehafe, vice Sherlock, who melees; ceptain-Lieutenant Martin Tiled' to be Captain, vire Annftrong; Lieutenant Mold Stephens to be (*apt:du-lieu tenant, vice 'fucker; Cornet 'Botsford Gahan-to be Lieu tenant, vice Stephens. 7th Regiment of Light Dtagoors--John Prubyn, Gent. to be Cornet, without purehafe, vice Horton, promoted.' Bth Ditto—Cap:sin Franck Sherlock to be Major, by purehafe. vice Head, promoted In the 13th • Light Dragoons; Lieute nant John Colton to be Captain. vice Sherlock. • 13th Ditto—Major Michael Head, from the Bth Vet Dra goons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by pure:loft, vice Ilionme, who retires. 18th Ditto--Lieutenant Edward Cleaver, front the set Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Smyth, who exchanges. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards-- Maclean, Gent. to be Fallgn, vice Campbell, de-reared; Charles Edward Clarke, Gent. to be Affiftant-Surgeon, vice Clutigt), promoted. Brigade of Foot Guards—Serjeant-Major Robert Young to be 'Q_uazter-Mager to the Light Infantry Battalion, vice Solway, difiniffed by Sentence of a Court Martial. • • eth Regiment of Foot= Thomas Mathew, Gent. to be . Eaten, by purchafe. vice Temple, promoted. lith Dittb—Captain William Sandy' Elrington, from the 6th Welt India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Crigan, removed to the 14th FOO2. soth Ditto--Enfign George Montgomery to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Clofe promoted. soh Ditto—Captain Charles Crigan, from the !nth Foot, to be Captain, vke Short , who retires upon Half pay. 261 --Enfign Henry Eyre to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, Ice Warde, who retires; Alexander Jeffrey, Gent. to be En fign, by purehafe vice Campbe ll , promoted. 3eth Ditto—Captain the Hon. John Mead, from the 9th Foot, to be Major, by purehafe, vice Reynolds, who retires. 3oth Ditto—Henry William Minya, Gent. to be Qoorter-Maf terorice Clements, who reflect. sift Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Smyth, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, Vice Cleaver, who exchanges. 57th Ditto—Enfign Henry Fowkr to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice King, who retires ; Enfign Henry Balguy, from the nth Welt India Regiment, to be Enfign, vice Brea, who is fuperfeded, being a Boy at School. 68th Ditto—Theophilus Perkins, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Blake, promoted in the 3d Foot. 73d Ditto—Enfign George Peeked to be Lieutenant, by pur chain, vice Hume, deeeared. gilt Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Milling to be CaPtaln-Lie ute nant by purcbare, vice Smyth, promoted; Lieutenant Ed- war.; Davies Maurice to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Ten tient, promoted; !Mien Peter Wate;hoofe to be Lieutenant, by pun-hare, vice Milling ; Enfign' John Murdock Wardrop. to be Lieutenant, by prelude. vice Maurice; John Smith., Gent. to be Enfign,by purchafe, vice Wardrop. 85th Ditto—Captain George Otway, from the orft Foot, -to be Major,by purehafe, vice Ott ley, who retires; Liessimat Ni c holas Alexander Mein, from the nth Foot, to be Co. rain, by porthole, vice Clayfield, who retires; Enfign Charles Addition to be Licutecant, by purchafe, vice Barry, who rg tires; Cornet 0 Etavius Carey, from the 29th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, be purchafe. 87th Ditto—Willhun King, Gent to be Enfant. by persbda, vice Brownrigg, promoted. . , , from tb Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Courtney the 6s th Foot, to be Captain, hz purchafe, vice O'Connor, who retires; Mewling Lulea), Gmt. to be Enfign, vice Sweedag, deceared. 6th Ditto --Lieutedant Robert Robertfon, from the RoyaLFu sneers, to be Captain, without purehafe, vice Ehingtok too moved to the gith Foot. ink Ditto--Lieutenant William Tatum, front the Bth Wilk India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Halting', demi& A Corps of Rilemen—Lieutenant Neill Campbell to he Cap tabu by purchafe, vice Shepherd, who retires. INYALIPS. John Eddington, late Serjeant-Major of the ilt Banalion.Rov di, to be Enfign in Captain Flgg's Independent Company of invalids at Sheernek, vice Lcllie, promoted. STAFF. General Sir William Mmlows, K. B. to be Criattnander of Ids' Majefty's Forces in Ireland. HOSPITAL STAFF. J. Patterfon, Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces . Colonel Hay's Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Zotich, kart the half.pay of • the late 'sift Foot, to be Major, vice Ogilvie, who has been fuperredcd. The Honourable Colonel Edwards's Regiment of Fencihle infintry. Thomas Propert, Gent. to be Eaten, vice juxon, promoted. Wigton Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. joati.hl•Gilt, Gent. to be Cornet, vice M'Keand, who refigna. Hull and Cottinghatu Volunteer Infantry. Firß Lieutenant George Uppfeby to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Lee, who yelps. Second Lieutenant George Spence to be Firft lieutenant, vice Uppftby. Second Lieutenant Thomas Erpeter to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Robinfon, who refigna Thomas Wood, Gent. to be Secool Lieutenant, vice Spence. John Robin:by, Gent. to be Sceoud Lientenant, vice Efpener. North Shields and Tynemonth Volunteers. Cane Cram, Gent to be ad Lieutenant, vitt Bird, who refigor. ' Sunderland Volunteers. Thomas Sanderfon,Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Cay,promoted. OILDNANCE-OFFICS, JVIII S, *BOl. Rofal Regiment of Artillery. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Definifarto be Lieutenant • Colonel. Dated May s 7, SeCond.Lieutenant John Smith to be Flrft Lieutenant. Dated as ahem , . Second Lieutenant Arthur Fleming to' be Firft Lieutenant. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet William Greene to be Second Lieutenant, vice H. Pierce, promoted. Dated June t, aor. Gentieroon Cadet Robert M. Calmat to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. D. Nicholls, promotNi. Dated as above. c;finktuan Cadet Jonethan . Mallet to be Second Lieutenant, vice E. Martin, promoted. Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant Stephen G. Adye to be Quarter-Matter, vice IL Unltt, promoted. Dated May 1, tilos. woo-orrice, nuaLts-casrt.t, pima 3, 18ot. ," His Malefty has been pleated to make the following Promotions in the Army on this Ellablifbment : at ft Light-Dragooos--Cornet Francis Aiken to be Lieutenant, without porchare; Therms Jones to be Cornet, without purehaze. Dazed April 18, 'Sot '4th Light-Lintgoons— Lucas to be Cornet, without pee-chafe Dated April IS, 18ot. 16th inot—Enfivi William Allia from the holf.pay of Sir Very Hunt's Corps, be Enfign, dee Ovemod, ea.:hanged. Dated April IS, Ont. afth Ditto--Nlajor (brevet utenart-Colonel) William Ray: mcnel, front B)th I out, to be Lieuterruit-Colonel, without purebafe, vice Gr:tit,, deckaft.d. Dana Mardi 28, 3Sot. ad Battalion of 46th V.-or—Enka Fdward Whitty to be Lie s. ming, by porthole, vice Coalt, promoted ta kroot--r Dated Aguh ro, 18:a. 56t h F o ca— --. Binger to be Eel" by purchafe, vier Jack. Gni, refigoed. Does! D. centba 9, ttoo. 6.4 Ili:ma-Captain Hassey Nixon, front half-pay of the Royal ir Jit Anil-cry, to be Coptaht, vice Thifuetawart.eaciatird. zhsrat As:atlas. IBC:. a rt aitGijos gid itot— the Hon-Charles Tlell4, 6:els Foot, to z Lieutenant, vice Bradford, exclum‘cd ftevod I Napi.r, from the Royal Irina Artillery, to be Lientenenr, without purchafe. vice K. neon, fiverfedod. Dated April JO, Sot. lift Foot —C-aptaist-Lioutersant Hugh Falconer to be Car,ohl: • promoted in 6241 Re; ; .ret-o. ; be Captain-Lieutenant, with. Enfign Robert Gault to lie vice Mamma Dated Ap.il 72 Ditch—Trivia Cutants Munro to be Lientattet, by pur- 1 vice Stewart, leagued; Lieutenant Edward Swtb lms, front haltyr a xc Independent Company, to be Lieutenant, vice tlibS, exchanged. Dated April 'ad of Argyll Fencible Infantry. • Jame. Stewart tribe Longa, vice ttainpbekrelped Dated April io, Ons. I)vnti and Cornwall Fencible Infantry. John Crawford to be Eafiza, vies Boger, refigned. Dated April to, k-a. Glengary Fencible Infantry. Joleph Sandford to be linagr., vice Ryves, reaped. Baud April to, dot Northampton Fencible Infantry. Richard Murnhyro be Enfign, vice Wax, promoted in the I(4.Yry Mib a., Dated April to, dot. North Lowland Fencihles. Lintenort-Clinnel Edward Stack, from half-pay of the late sth Itifh Brigade, to he Lientaiant-Colonel, vice Simfon, exchanged; Frifign John D'Arcy to be Lieutenant, vice 'teed, reaped Leonard Cutting to be EnSgn, vice D'Arey. Dated April IS, iSoa t STAFF. _ _ _ Carob, Henry Roebfort, of the Devoa and Cornwall Fen ado., to be Fort-Major at New Geneva. Commithon dated • February L 7, tent. BANKRUPT'S.' George rOanrett, of Lan; ''''' ' merchant, to furrender June 25, 26, and July 21, at ekvitn, at the Grapes,LancAer. Attar ales, Marrs. Dowhiggin and Baldwin, Lancalter. William Findlay, late of Nova Scotia, North Amcriza, but now of I.ivercool, merchant, June x 6, 23, and July at, at one, at G aildhair, London. Attoruia ,Meffrs. Vaudercom and Light, Bull-Lane, Cannon-ftreet. Jolin Hill Covet, of Wivilfeornbe, Somerfetthire, cloth-manw fseturer, Are 24, 25, and July at, at five, at the Bufh-Ta vern, Bri Anoraks, Meffrs. Hill and Meredith, Gray's- Inn, Landon. John Ri&, st Drury-lane, Warta:, leather-foam and cur rier, June 6,July 4, and It, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bousfield, Bouvvituf4eet, Fleet-ftreet. Rachael Dawfon, of Edvrapd-ftreet, Portman.fquare, milliner, June if., at one, June 27, at twelve, and July at, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Saxon, Pumptourt, Temple. DIVIDENDS. June 19. John Thompfon and Charles M'Adam, of Liverpool, ' merchants, at eleven, at the Glebe Tavern, Liverpool. June 27. Thomas Harrifoo, Arthur Kidder, and John Kidder, late of Croydon, Surrey, calico-printers, at ten, at GuildhalL r June 30: SAMUCi Harris and John Clarke,. of Wormwood itreet, London, ironmongers, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 30. Thomas Perkins and John Lazarus, otherwife Jacob Lazarus, late of Mary-le-boone-ftreet, Mtddlefez, man's mercers, at ten, at Guildhall. June 30. Andrew Cheap and Andrew Lougbnan, both of New court, Swlthin's4ane, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. June 29. Edward Barrow and Ifate Barrow, of Norwich, warehoufemrn, at four, at the Maid's Head lon, Norwich. Jute 30. JorephAdamfini, Of Cateaton-ftreet. London, linen ' draper, at ten, at Guildhall. June 29. James Riling, of Runcorn, Cheatire,dealer, at eleven, at the White Hart, Runcorn. June z 7. Jofeph' Greaves, the elder, of Olocefter.buildings, Walworth, infnrance.broker, at one, at Guildhall. June 30. John Graham Hewitt, late of Bideford, Lk-vanillin, merchants, at ten at Guildhall, London. June 30. &wind Either, of Sbcffield, Yorkfhire, money-ferive ner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June Id. Edward Holmes, of Foßer-lane, London, Jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall June 30. Simon Maurice Bethistan, late of Turnnhoel-lane, Canuon-ftreet, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. June ao. James Longman and F. Pane Broderip, of Cheapilde, mufical inftrutman-makers, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 3a Thos. Southan, of Worceßer, linen-draper, at Cirfah at the Crown lon, Wandler. Jun: 30, Vaughan Griffiths, now or late of Paternoßer-row, printer, at ten, st Guildhall. ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMIC PROMOTIONS. The Reverend Doane HARDIN has been !Minuted by the Lord Bifhop of LONDON into the Rectory of St. Dunftites, Stepney, ou the pr featation of Brazen Hole College, Oxford. George Barker, B. A. late of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, was lately inflame' to the Rectory of Shelton, in do county of Bedford, on the prefCntatiost of the Right Hon. Lord St. John. The Rev. Henry Davies, B. A. Matter of the Private School at Hadley, near Hereford, has been *Meted, by the Lord Metro of that &wife; to the vicaregcof Peterchureh. on the prefentation of the Prefident and Governors of Guy's Holpital. OrroeD. Jaws 6.—On Wedoefday, the &ft day of Apc te r m, the Rev. John Greig, of St. Edmond HO; Beff, of Trinity College; Charles Vaughan and Jan Pierce Hoehn, of Etrier College; James Roam. of Univerlity College; Mr. Thomas Scott Smyth, the Rev. John Tomer Richard Buller, and Thomas Hobbs, of Oriel College; Mein. William The rms Roe, William Counenay, and David Wauchope, of ChM CoLrell ; the Rev. Richaid Downes, of New College; and Berl. Churchill, of Q u eens College; Bachelors' of Arts, were admitted Mailers of Arts. Meths. William Mares, and John Cawood, of ,St. Edmund Hall; Godfrey Goodman, of Magdalen Hall; Thomas I ems, JAW* White, and the Hon: Augufitts Barry, of Exeter College; the Hon. Laurence PkTdell Bouvet*, end Mr. John Dodfoo. of Oriel College ; Meffrs. Samuel &Ifni& Alfred Had field, Devereux Myttun, John Clavering, and Chadu Crewe, of Sawn-note Colkge ; Philip Smelt, of Clow_ Chrifti College; J. Wynne, William Jones, and William Lloyd, of Jetts Col lege ; Richard Skillicorne Nails, of Woreciter College ; the Hoo. Charles Beget, Mr. Thomas Gaisford, the Right Hon. Tho mas Hamilton Lord Binning, the Hem. Thomas Kmyen, arm Mr. William Hdyea, of Chrilt Church ; Marra James Edward Jackfos, of Lincoln College ; Charles Simonds Higgs. sad John Jofepla Goodenough, of New College; John Haynes *fownfend, George Grantham, and Jofeph Walls, of Magdalen College; William Scott Panting, of St. John's College; and Daniel. Retry Wall, of Q2ena's College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. The Rev. William Warner, B. A. of St. John's College, is inftituted to the Vicarage of Chifeidon, in the county of Wilts, to which he was preformed by T. Cary, EC+ of Burdcrop, in the Paid county. • CANDRIDG C. Jowl 34..TIDIRevloreph Prods:, Maier of Oatherine and Prebendary of Norwich, was en Saturday admitted to the degree Of Doctor in Divinity. Mr. John Bouvet*, .of St. John's College, was the fame day admitted Bachelor of Arts. The Rev. John Davie, Waliaas C. Crottendett, and William Clay, Bachelors of Arts, of College, were on Wednef day eledled Fellows of that The Rev. Thomas thalldngs, A. of Peterboufe, was the fame day eleEted into the lidlowedip in Sidney College he the gift of the Flihnoingers C.onspeff is Loudon. Ile Rev. Wns. %Minion, R..A. of Trinity College, is pre- , tented B9his Grace the Duke of Rutland, to the redbory of ' South Crortoo in Leleefteribire, vacant by the death of the Rev. Pltffp Hacket. The Rev . J o be Marken, M. A. is Waded to the redtory of E l m Ora, in the Ilk of Axing= and county of Lincoln, co the I.reientation of the King. The Right Hon. Earl Cowper has appointed the Rev. Tho mas Abraham Salmon, B. D. prebendary of Wells, and rotor' of Rodney-Stake, in Sonurfedhire, to be oat of his Lordesigh domeilic chaplains. Dna ust.-41 the late examined* , held in our I/Weedily, Daniel Mooney, A. B. was eledted 'Aloe Fellow, and the fa;. lowing premiums were adJudzed : ru Francis Rainey, A. B. aol. to Ale:milder Bras:furd, A. B. 301. and to Robert Craig, A. B. and Wm. Ball, A. B. ea each. At tb, fame time the follow !log young Gentkolen were r:odtcd tochulart, Hopkins, Brackin, Morrerrod, Blackhurne, M'E on agart,l Nieto, Macklin, IVioore, Brady. and O'Flaberty. BIR t 3. 1 On Sunday rooting, the Lady of George Smith, Efq. of George-ft.reet, Maull9o-houre, of,a daughter. MARRIED. On Saturday lA, at St. Mary'sdo-Strand, John Pane, Efo, eldeft fon of John Pane, fq. M. P. for 00°01114re, to hgl,fp Lowndes, daughter of William Lowndes Stone, Efq. of Bright well-place, in that county. On Sunday; at tit. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. Thomas Hentey, of Hackney, to Mifs I.) dia Mills , daughter of Mr. Mills, holder, of of Welarl-row. DIED. At Milheugh; on the Seth ult. John MilMr, Efq. Advocate, Profeifor of Law in the Univerlity of Glafgow. Laft week, at Ida houfe at Bellevue, Southampton, Colonel Gardener. On the t7th ult. at the houfe of Mr. Charles Townley, in Park-itreet, Wcflminiter, Mrs. Ann Standith, wife of Ed ward Townley Standil, of Standith-hall, in the County Lancafter, Efq. At Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Major Jervis White, of the 8,3 d ReOment. In Wunpole-ftrect, Mr. John Dobbins, in the loth year of his age. On the tub ult. at . Piddington, near Ambraiden, Oxon, the Rev. John Cockerill, A. M. upwards of thirty years Bei de= Miniftcr there, and formerly Fellow of Uoiverlity College. At Oriel College, Os ford, Edward Cripps, Efq. eldeft fon of the late John Crippe, Efq. of Cirencefter. Irately, at Twickenham, G. Proctor, Efq. of Clever-lodge, -Bab. At his houfe on Richmond Green, in his 83d year, Mr. Solo mon Brown, for many years Bricklayer to his Majefty. On 'fhurfday 12th ult. at Liverpool, Mrs. Catharine Nichol fon, relid of the late Rev. R. Nicholfon, Reeler of Dudcote, Berks. _ In Spites-garden, Henry Francis, youngeft fon of Shaw Le kyr; Efq. M.P. On Sunday the 25th ult. at Norwich, Mk S. Goddard, in the 27th year of ber age. In the 18th year of his age, of a eonfumption, at Exmouth, on his route to Llibon, Mr. George Miller, fecond fon of the late John Miller, Efq. of CareVitreet, Lincoln's-Inn. At his houfe in George-ftrce4 Portman-fquarc,' Major John Fofter At Crief, on the z3th ult. Dr. James Young, of Balmanno, formerly of the Royal Hofpital, Antigua. Thomas Hicks, Efq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue. At the Manic of Klrkofwald, Ayrfhire, the Bth ult. aged 83, Mrs. Margaret Wodrcrw, wife of the Rev. Mr. M. Biggar. At Fraferfburgh, on the tzthult. ?jr. Gilbert Crombie, mer chant. At the Bland of Timor, in the Eat-ladles, Captain Francis Straton.bi the Royal Navy. On Tuefday, at his houfe In Tottenham, Mr. Thomas Davies Salter, in Truntes-ftrect, of an Inflammation on his lungs. On Friday the 22d nit. John Weireve, Efq. of Brittenham Hall, in the County of Suffolk. On Tuefday, the 16th bit at Parka's Green, Fulham, Mr. Thomas Clark, late of Delaharareet, Weftminfter. Friday, at his houfe at Putney, Surrey, Simeon Warner, Efq MR, GREENOUGH'S CELEBRATED TINCTURES. ONE for ckanfing and preferving the Teeth, and effeetually curing the Scurvy In the Gums, preventing the Teeth from further decay, and rendering the Breath pet-fatly Tweet ; the other, for the TOOTH-ACH, which gives imme diate cafe, without injuring the Teeth or Gums. Alfo, Mr. GIMENOUgIe•ANTI.ACID Loz 6NURS, which are a fare and fperdy remedy for the Heart-burn, indigeillon, Pain or Wind in the Stomach, thole diforders that arik from too free living, and prevent the ill qua./ of bad wine, (tale beer, &e. No thing gars be a better pronto( the efflesep of the above Medicines than the high repute they ban been held in upwards of forty years every purehafer is requefted to oliferve that "R. Hayward. No. to, Ludgate-hill' ," is printed on every ftamp, all when are counterfeits. They are prepared and fold by IL Hayward, Chyntift (fur ceffor to Greenough, the inventor), No. to, Ludgate-hill, 'London. Sold alfe by F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cochfpur-ftreet ; T. Overton, No. 47, New Bond-ftrea ; jeboult and Co. No. i to, Oxford-ftrect ; and W. Clark, No. 269, Borough.—Price is. t id. each. INFALLIBLE Gfiß MAN CORN-PLAISTLR. THE PROPRIETOR of title molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of ,ita Efficacy having sever failed in a Tarlety of Caces, setts, if it does not eradicate the Corns, rope and branch; To a arm! raa sonar. • It wliton application, take off the loßadianailext ina few hour'. and drftroy eifectoally the Malignity without the leaf 'apard, Printed DiecEAk3ns feakd up with it. 'Nis is th eclobrated.PLATSTEk that pkded fo much re putatkin inGernilmt, aittj ittli Men fold isi Loudon upwards of. Fifty Tears, With the grciteft rektation. Sold Wholefelti and Retail by T. A:cc!), No. r, Finch-lane, WM the Royal Eachanyq; and Alb by Mr. Day, No . 7, Tavir tock-ftreet ; Mr. Wilfan. No. 39, St. Jartwes-(tract: Mr. [Macy, No. sr, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and 3ebeaft and Co. No. ise, At ErittoL, by Bid& and Sheppard; and Bonnet, printers. Bath, By Hazard, booklener, and Rofoataa, perfwacr. Edinburgh, by Baster, South Eiiidge. Porde' and Goriest, Mr. Hardinea. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. joues,buoMeller. Poetfreotith, Mr. Motley, bookkikr. • •••• _ _ tottLout porchate. Tice Rat. 1 LlCUttnint Charles Marutun to I out pusehafe, vies Faltoncr ; Liestenom, whitest paschal, COURSE OF EXCHAI4(I4. Hamgraz' its Akins Leghorn Pakrmo. 90 paw le se. St 4st U. lispies 40 - 31 5 U. VCRict . - ' 541 talon - 6s 48 Oporto - 61 DuWI. p. 55/ PILR 0111111 CL Portugal Gold In Cole Ditto i a Bars Blew Dolan • • 0 0 .• 0 0 - 0 5 a• PrOfefrional Men of eduentialk and re. fponlibility deviate from the general ryftein by the 'Aim of a peculiar Branch, the function of long continued fume(' is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradlice to the eadullve treat ment of THREE DISORDEE.S, and the fucccfsful ;Trutt of try plan gives me additional ardour to tipple as far as I am able *enrages of thole complaints which are the moll import ant In the catalogue of human Infirmities. After Initiation Into every branch as so Army Suwon, I forted a with at an early period of Practice to rcßuc Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long chuationa—tdly. 'AU Maids of DEBlLlTltortitber &Ming from the haldts of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lardy that de ningement of the fyftim in Women which is tailed SARREN- Ntt-SS or STF.RILITY. Numerous difearrs are the refnit of ignorance or Italie In the treat/sett of a Biopic Gonorrhea, and it not uurrequently hap pens that the feeds of Lift are po ifoned bythe indlicretion.uf an unguarded hour. By a fiTeriee method loch complaints are ' earl cured, and evert where others have failed, 1 truft'thet I may perfume to oder a radial reeeftablallurent. Few however are the cafes of ceMplicated dlftrers In this difurder compared with the calamitous J . :tuitions of Men, who from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent GAM. tics of a fathiomble Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of filch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fatter broods over his orrery, but care, fully conceals hi mii.ertune, it may be Omar confolation for him to know, that although it be an obit& of doubt or voter taint, with other Praditiund , the removal of theft DEM. CIENCIES by the gradual prour:fs cr R enmities is the acquire ment of my esperienee. If the rises of Rambo, or Vows have began to reduce manly vigour. much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteractioo of this languid Rate, and In there mks tio great difficulties wM oect.r. Rot where this Defidency La% for yeancitifter. a proper Per reverence is indirpenfibly req u iiit c to revive the 0 umbring (perks of late, and to re-animate the Canftiottion. MARRILD WieklliN. ICAO have long been dirmpointed in their cruedationa of a FamPy, may be Armed, that in molt MP-antes iuch deeds arc curable by ceell so" The SECRECY which is In creedal to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I hairs prifumed to flak, form the Rafts of ray PretaiLons, and in coincidence with loch this intl. ea-alias is given, that Mr 14--- may be eonfulted peronally (or by letter. 'offering a retail meet at his hook, No. sy, Amp del-flreet, Strand, near Tempit-Itar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Reset adjoining, sad the name is on both the door c. . M. B. Member et the Royal Coßtge of Surgeons. • AN ACCOUNY of that rood Bic tat Me dieing„: st r DIAL BALM OF GILEAD, which is papered y S. SOGOMON, M. D. of tire Unifier 6, cgr Phyficians, and Autism cif." Tea Coma To.. 'Laken; at SOLOMOIirs•PLA.CI4 ILXVII6tPOOL ; sited fold able 7 Warchonfe, No. 7, kgehange•eport, Dublin ; and by tits appointment, by J. Mathews, No. IS, Strand; to 4 Clay and Co. Bow•Cburch•yard, Leiden ; arid by all Makin% Venders in every Market Town in Great Britain, helmet, and America—Price Hall-aeeminea a bottle. *. Is there no Saha in Gilead ? is Mee. no Pliyf:cian there f V A rby then is not the beak!: of the alau&bear .if my p pl e reco vered t".=•Jer. rill. 22. " The LIP.O hath cuffed IVledkines to grow at of tke art Is a • and he that is wifewill not abhor them; forma ~.0 ,loth he heal Men, and take away their Pains.".-Ese.trxxviii. + 7. NEkVOUS SYSTEM. THE Train of mclanclagy Difbrders which slid the human frame, under the tknorainatton of Net: vous Difeafes, are the princip al farces of imam rnifery in the privation of health. Thofe diferikera proceedfraifesals an imp nitc variety and compilation of motel. as to feistier it iattpoll-. hie, If even it were always nixelfary, to cilia dzi i to their ttue farce. The credo, however, are but 010 Altririf and too (tardy felt ansengih too gene.! • posaiosbof mankind r 'apd to thefe Alas it may without eraperaifoa be afferent, that any remedy fuperior or more celebrated for efixacy than Dr. Solomon'i Cordial Hahn of Gilead, nevi'r has been dikovered. In all delicate, weakly, and relaxed ragtime/ions, Iowa& of (pelts, hypochondria, horror% tr emblings, wakaefs of figtat.l26 of memory, impaled vigour, tabu dotfklit, 'khans amfump dons, and the numberkfs fymptems of impaired andeniteriog 'conilltutionsovhethcr arifuig from a life of inalivity. ranee; or inattention to health, Its diicary hai attained thensagho out the three kingdoms tad hrfal iqd unr-r:thled celebrity. By avid perfeverince in its uk *it iehears, laces, and invigo• rates, the. whole nervous - 10feet', and gives new tone to ail the vital radians, of which nustbalefe inEaticea can be vouched. The COMIMAL BALM Or °MCAO is anioft noble Medicine, amafetl'of fame of the chokeft Mims, .lad ltrazthener• ice the whole Materia Mediett.The pr.:leers is king and laborious. and requires the molt nice and minute *oration. The dbfiegvery of it has colt the Proprietor amazing turns, great 100 ui time repeated experiments, and dote application to pradljeal Aetna: try ; and It 05;111P him no frnial gradikation flast - k minting it to the pahlic he invades no mares y, oar imi• tates syy s Medielne at prctent k naiti kpu i r orprivatepraelke:( Youth and age of either fcr, ini 'allay the olikineof this reftorative, and they will uniformly participate in its Calubrioaa qualities and effeets. To the young it will allbrd Lftipg health. Bang& and fpirits, in place of Tfflitude debUiti alio the aged and infirm, k will affitredly Beni& grt a! relief pod cora fort,'hy gently and rarely invigorating the fot•iii It Vilna' give immortality,' but if it be in the power of m alivine to giut the autumn Gide:lining years, and 'Wady antl ferendy prat' the clofe of life beyond its narrow this reiterative is cipa• hie of effeCting that grand de.fideratum. Conftentious relaxed, weak or decayed, in men or women arc under the immediate infiui.nee of hi, re:Bonaire; and' old coughs, alltuniu, and cvnfuniptive habits, art Coon-ahead and (peedily cured. Poverty of blood, and emaciated limb,, will, ere long, meet the happielt change, the chill watery fluid will become hei and balfamic, and the limbs be covered with fldb, firm and healthy. To thole who have revelled in the midnight cup, a Madly_ drained nature of it, richift [totes by unreftrained or lictotloant love, or by the horrid kWh paf fi on of Diogencoahisreitorative willander allpoffibie affiftence ; and if die vitallpowers be dot natinly &hayed, it will gradually relay the metancholy . eviL Ladies at apy time of life may, by this Mei:beim, be freed from one of the molt °Biding Diforders incident to the Sex I and, at a certain period, it is molt highly ufeful Ft.rwealanefs, deficiency of natural Breath and rdanaticeg of the. seek, by too frequent indulgence of the patina, thee Medicine is a Cafe, certain, and ifivalwahle moody, i.t.iuitdy fupedur to any of thok extolled preparations of Uttnx aed Bala ants, which often produce fen exit beat, and are dlwa-s Grand to be momentary itiruulants, rather than pens:awe 'healthful Wartime° of nature. In debility aPer Wog fixers, ln all nervous disorders, and in walustlipecoher to Og hmak Sex. this celebrated Corliol is restly•thrataable: Thofe who base long tell ded ter bur climates, and mc languid and railed in their whole fyftem,may take this Medicine with the bapplelt °fedi ; and parkins gcfng to the Pelt o.r Waffle ' dies cannot tare a more important article of life amt lasia•-•-• It has been the only means of reaming thoufands Wiliam! with the YELLOW YEVEIf in Amelia. Youth of either See, who hart praCtifedefeeret andtkerao• tlre Vice, and thereby relaxed, waten&i, and detillhated the whole nervous (yearn, will find the Cordial Balm of Child the mat powerful, certain, and elfatnal reiterative ~L7* A variety of extraordinary and well Cities are kto be en, in the Pamphlet , ( clad up with ach which re ontittrafor what of room. : • • '' THOMAS TAYLOR, Els. HornungStr, • Edinburgh, Mardi d, nor. IBEG leave to inform you, that OVer fume tit. year 170, flr.sve been aßii tc.l with the Inuit Veneatnj which, from its obninately refining every comic al martian pe;fcribed by th e molt erainent of the &cobs lire, and under going liverel firma courier' of fanvatlob,, and twice Arching:4 sewn the ligpital, with little relief, Would appear ea be of the mot inv.*. crate nature. in the (piing of La year my dander. had got to filch a ita.d, as nearly to put a period to my =Acmes . I hada large ulcer on the crown of my had; emu on even Wee seal my legs wen. broke ant in a frightful manner; my likhc vies tleeadfony paiand, and had been in a hate of tieeration for the lan fever years • say le* had alio two large nsles qes It, *Avery snail difoolorerl, and gave me fuck enarantA4rigpitiP. y when warmth beS,as nearly to deviltry of tafre4.. irttil i rmentable Rate I was moment-006db, Mtt j flicienp-,, fon, (who tact-hied fo great ■ cure by therti hove}, to talc your f.eake'i Patent Pill+ which I began to do ciai tße'irtiblaßayg in the murk of a fo rtnight I began to receive berießteletratiti more than a month the ulcers on my headandarmaware fatal& ' ly bealeti..-foon after the fores as ray legs beaiel alto, leartss however, eonfiderable ilifcotouratilin in the Ado, and pawls the bone of the left, which, by the filrfllhpsfif Gina. inelts, Rene ' longer petftverance in your invaluable MetEeltiit;64lll6l.l; the nodes difperfing, the fkin regaining immanent hue., and the noc turnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, ty n e Or . ad advice and medichie,perfedly free from an nay ter CAM plaints—have recovered former flirt and Amid, madam become jolly and fat, in which Rate baying eonensod many months to the aftoniihntent of all who knew me, I asn at a bier in what terms to cepa, my gratitude, bet beg you, for this good of other suffering mortals, to make this My cafe as poisne a+ poiShle. a+ I torn on every manna ; inllfo doing Too wag greatly ibnee,Sr.air grateful, obedient, very Inualle fervent; ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Okla, High-React, Rdintairida• V6tOctiCA to tile above cure .—Joket nonagon, Nn. 3. Mew Poultry-market, Li t ho M'intolk, Old Afferaby.elofe, Edinburgh. Prepared and dby tbe Ink Prapdstaw, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,* has Hooky N 0.9, N-w Bridge-Irani, London; where. after a canes= a:Silence of more than thirty-fix years, in a }width:a particular* 1y diredhed teethe cure et Venerkl Complaint+, and thofe dental to the Part. of Generation, with-that inviolable fru , / which Men of his Prufeflion fboind always obfcrve in faun cabr, he flatter+ hinifelf, the advice and Alliance hermit:money sr miniders to perfixis taking this Medicine will be elleauria by a &learning Public, as an advantage feldOns attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by hi+ appointment, for the ennvenienee of dole living at a Manes, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's Rraet, Pall. 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