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like LO? DOll GAZBITII, Apra 2. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. tmiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. irmouth Troop of Volunteer Cavalry. over, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated July zit, rtoa. lorwich Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Gent to be Ee6gn, vice Novarre, promoted. Dated ,dos. .pattalion of Norfolk Volunteer Infantry. Bartell, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated January 19, Gent, to be Qtgarter-Ildtaßcr. Dated Marsh 6. aos. t Midland, Ir-oio.etit of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. ,c-Colonel Deliver to be C..ioneL Dated Jan. 22, dos. ,nrwich Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. William Deacon to be Lieutenant, vice Amyot, promoted; Beckwith to be Ditto, vice Scott, promotsd. Vaud ,1805. ,ynn Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Bowler, Gent. to be Enfign.• Dated February to, :los. ttalion of Norfolk Volunteer Infantry. lobe France to be Chaplain; Marlborough Rua, ry.arter Moiler. Dated March 6, zB3s. Higham Yeomanry Cavalry. ...a Gilman, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated March 6, stos. irmouth Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. 'Mailer Black to be F.nlign, vice Courtin, religned; Wil toe, Cent. to be Q,Liarter-Akiter, vice Black, promoted. I March 20, iSos. Amu figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Horneaflle Volunteer Infantry. , R Sling/In, Pig. to he Major-Commandant ; Beni& Howling, and Robert Clitherow, Elva. to be Captains; Scott, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 12,t805. Grimly Volunteer Infantry. f. and Michael Marilsall, Gents. to be Lieutenants; . joys, Samuel Bucknall, aid George Winton:fon, Gents. • Enfigns. Dated March 12,18°5, i.oredoo Volunteer Infantry. Sherhard, Gine to be Lieutenant; Robert Ryeeroft. Gent. Guy, Gcnt. to be Enfigns Dated March :2,1805. Barton Volunteer Infantry. Benton, °flit. to be Enfign. Dated March :4. tilos. in the Banff Company of Volunteer In tiped by the Earl of Fife, Lord Lieute . the County of Banff. Lieutenant John Smith to be Captain, vice Roil, refigned ; .1 Lieutenant George Imlach to be Firft Ltigtenant, vice promoted, and James Wright, Gent to be Second Lieu vice Intlaeb, promoted. Dated Jan. 28, 18135. !Mons fined by the Lord /...ieutenaut of the County of Cornwall. Pendennis Volunteer Artillery. Cassias of Corapaties—Captain Lieutenant Robert Ham moilp, vice Brlllsoufe, rained. Vaud 041. 6, :804. , -Lientamant Antliony Williams, and Heft Lieutenant Ed- Angrove. Dated Jan. 21, - 1805. . e Captain-Liattenanii—Firft Limitenant Am/may Williams, e Philp. Dated Os'lobar 6, 3:0 4 . Lkatcnant George Sncfl Williams, vies Anthooy Williams, i &tom 3t, 180 _.—...is.—Second Lieutenant William Bruits, vice Dated ORober 6, 1804. Lisotatant Robert Crone", vice Angrove, and Second • William Baker, vice William* Dated Jan. sr, itas. Lleaterants...Thos. Boukkrfgg. Gent. Moe Brain. Oolober 6, 11104. Humbly, Gent. vice Crone', and O&M= WllUanis, 'cc Baker. Dated Jan. at, dos. Retail/is is the Gazette of Toddy" fait. Edgeware and Little Stanmo r e V o l un t eers . Tor Chri l letier Buser, Efq. to be Captain, aeries Beneer, Ifq. to be Captain. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 'ayes and William Jones, linen drapers, Shrewflunl 18o". Atliinfon and Arthur Tegort, apothecaries, Pall Mall, • 1804 :Salami and Daniel Ro/111/Munn, brokers, Walbrook, Angola 4, a 8:4 /Was and Joreph Stevens, llnen drapers, CheWm, dos. Dinky, Charles Dusky, Perry Fitzbabat, Martin .1 John White, brewers, Plymouth Dock, March an. Picks and Samuel Hardame, to-tun mien, Red etakennell, March as, !Us. ShUflooe and John Webb, cabinet makers, Brikol, 18os. A'orthy and Robert Whitaker, Ship.brokas, Rather :li 30. tilos. Samos and Walpole Eyre: Actorslca, Gray's Inn, tlios. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Coxeter, of Witney, Oafordildre, and of Newbul, iket.manufaatirer, at ten, at Gilliam% London. 'illiam William, of Cattle-limn, Leicefter-fiparep oilman, fhopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Armitrong, of fisansmix. Cumberland, calico dueer, at the Crown end Mitre Inn, Carblio. BANKRUPTS. 'arnell, late of Afkby-de la.Zoucb, Leicaterfhire, but ' Corms in the Elms, it. Derby Wire, banker, to furrender ,18, and May 14, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, la-Zooch. Attorula , Mr. Smith, Alb - by-de-la- Zona, Pike and Brawn, No. r, New.fspare, Lincoln's Inn. and Charles Blare, both of Bolton, Lintokflairs, linen. deakrs and chapmen and copartners in trade, April as, May ta, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bolton. — a, Mr. Thirkill, Bolton ; a Milks. Jenkins, James and Inn. of Reading, Bala, herfe.dealer, April 8, ry, and eleven, at the Black Bear, Reading. Attornies, Mr. .:ending; or Man. Maddock and Stevenfon, No. 8, Aura,' Lincoln's-Inn, London. 'canine, of Lower Brook-Area, pad& of St. George, Ha- Cluare, Mithihiez, apotheeasp, desk:rand chapman, April t eleven, and May 14. at Ma, >k Guildhall. Atomics, Williausfons, Clifford's Inn, lAradon. /ate of Markman, Kent, baker, dialer and Amman, .amt. April 13, and May 14. at ten, at otdldball, Attacks, Mr. G. Natoli, Pa/fgravellaes, London ; jams, Chatham. DIVIDENDS. Pcarfon Dodgfon, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, at Tavern, Liverpool. iaidock Neale, late of Tbornhaugh-ftreet, Bedford , !mariner, deal/7 and chaplain, at ten, at 3. Hu chinfun More, Robert More, and William Mare, 'enchuceMitrat, London, merchants and copartners, at ten, John Cathy, of Harpers, near Colne, Lanai Lire, calico inamdadtarer, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Masidielier. Thomas Winter, of arewcr-ftrect. pull of St. James, r, optician, at twelve, at Guildhall. An Wlthcrell, of Lang Acre, bliddiefer, coashensker, tichard ll Sykes, of Cheapfide, London, linen-draper, at ;uildha. John Nadia, formerly of Le:ideate[Lame, afterwards -lane, bit now of Water-law, Menus-area, London, dealer and ekapman, at ten. at Guildhall. lames Mime', of Birmingham, tisk:abb.:mi. • Style's Hoed, Birmingham. Hugh Moore, of lranmoliger-hoe, London, merchant, at GoildhalL BeajansbaWinter,af Lev Atre, St. Martin's in the %Ids, in, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. H ui errztefon, of Minciarlane, aerie, amebae, at r, at Charles Baus,of Liverpool, merchant, late of Dublin, , ferivener, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-ftreet, Lt- rakish Travis and Peter Nevi% a Bottoo-te.hloors, taouraditiotra, at elves, at tin Nag's mad luo, But- ON THE Inicsasirr OF INCREASING THE: PAT OF OFFICERS. 4 111 ' Frew Ms LOhDO, MILITARY Commiffions figned by Count] Yarmouth Troop gamed Toleer, Gent to be Norwich Batt..tiny John Howe, Gent to be End January is', dos. 4th Battalion of Nr Edmund Bonn), Gent. to be John Puget, Gent to be Qr_s Second, or Midland, IT; C Lieutenant-Colonel Deliver t, Norwich Regimen Enftgn William Deacon to be knfivo lobe Beckwith te b Edema 5.1805 Lynn Regiment Alexander Bowker, Gent. to 9th Battalion of Nc The Reverend lobe France t Gout. to b e ro•ierter Matt Higham Ye Edward Cafe Gilman, Gent.' Yarmouth Regime; (tar-Mager Black to be 1 Roe, Gent. to be Q,j_, Dated March 20, rBos. Commiffions figned by Count] Hotneanic N • William Hirft Simpfon, min Nestling, and Robert Benjamin Scott, Gent. to In Grimly V( George Parker, and Michael Rohm Joys, Samuel Buck to be Ermine Dated Mat Lootdon Vf John Sheohard, 0, in. to be 1 and Daniel Guy, Gent. to Barton Vo William Benton, Geld. to be Conti. inion in the Ban Pantry, figned by the natit of the County o !kit Lieutenant John Smith Second Lieutenant George Smith, promoted, and jaw tenant, vice !attach, prom Commiffions fined by County Pendennis V To be Captains of Campania bly Philp, vice Belllsodst Captain-Lieutenant Anthony ward Anpore. Dated Jat To be Captain-Lieutenants— act Philp. Dated Ode& Tied Lkatenant George Sea Dated January at, 18423. To be Firft Lieutenants So Williams. Dated Odobei Second Lieutenant Robert I Lieutenant William Baker To be Second Lleutasants Dated Odober 6, dog. William Hamby, Gent. via Gent. vice Baker. Dated EaIIATVIII flit Edgeware and Lit Fon ChriAtier Beam Read Ciorles Bawer PARTNERS • James %yes and Williams March 37, ales. William Atkinfon and An December 31, 2804 William Sergeant and Dan Landau, Angell 4, s 8:4 genteel Willis and Jorepl Marsh 23, 1803. Frederic Macy, Charles Thensu, and John White, b gas. Thomas Hicks and Saint Limo-greet, Clorkenwell. M Michael Sbilfleat and Jc March 31 2803. 1 home; Worthy and Robe hide, March 30. tilos. • Thomas Sermon and Wa March 31, tilos. BANKRUP May 25. John Cosner, of W Berko, Wanket-manufaaur May 18. William William, Middle es, oilman, fhopke GulldkaU April 23. William Armitrot asanufadurer, at the Crow BAI Martin Faroe% late of Al now of Coto', in the Elms, April t 7, al, and May 14, Alltby.de la-Zooch. Attar or hleffn. Pike and Brow Dix Bloyc and Charles Blare drapers, dealers and chapm 24, and May al, at elm Attornies, Mr. 'nicht!). Bt Co, New lon. Charles Lock, of Reading, I May e. 4, at eleven, at the ] Nevrbery, Reading; er Mt New•fqesre, Lincoln's-Inn Jobs Tennant, of Lower Be nover-fluare, Midst/ des, w 9, 13, at theta, and May Mar,. Williamfons, Cliffs Stephen Hart, tare of Mather April 6, a we. April 23 London. Anoraks, Mr. or Mr. Jefferys, Chatham. DII April 16. Pcarfon Dodgfon, e the Globe Tavern, Liverpo April 10. Pendock Neale, I fquare, mariner, dealer and April 23. Hu chinfun Murc ut Fencluechdrect, Londe at Guildhall. April tt. John Cathy, of Ha meal:letterer, at three, at t April 13. Thomas Winter, o Watminfter, optician, at r April a t. John Wltherell, of , at tee, at Guildhall April S. Richard Sykes, of ten, at Guildhall. April 13. Jo h n n Nodin, form of Mart- but now of ' broker, dealer and chapmai April to. James Anneal, eleven, at Styles's Hotel, B April 13. Hugh Moore, of L at mkt at Gendhall- April zo BenjandoWinter,af M Mack:, cabinet-maker, April 23. H:alaskfon, of one, at G April to. Charles Baus,of L istancy-ferivaaer, at one, at • TerPoL April is. Joteph Travers and muffin-manufadikers, at e 3 socks-Moore. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Some months ago a cry went abroad that the grievances of the army were to be looked into ; that f ddi t ions were to be made to that pay which was generally allowed to be grokly infufficient. I bend the cry in my retirement, and rejoiced, not from felfifh motives, for I am not perfonally interefted, but I rejoiced through fympathy ; and all good men, acquainted with the cafe, rejoiced with me. Now,, I know not why, the. cry has ceafed, and our de fenders are forgotten ; perhaps, it may be laid, that matters of more important confequence prefs upon the Legdlature: that I deny—for it is impoffible.— What can be of more important confequence than to give cafe, at haft as much cafe as is confittent with the profellion—Gon knows it admits but of little— to them who even in times of tumult give peace, fecurity, and tranquillity to us ? Would, that thole members of the lower Houle, who have been fo cla morous in calling for papers upon the canfes of a war, would be equally attentive to the wants of thofe who are defined to fight its baffler ! Ido not mean to accufe thole Gentlemen of doing wrong in making thole enquiries, far from it, it is right they thould be made ; I only with to direct their views to a topic full as worthy of their eloquence, and full as interefing to their feelings. I will now, Mr. Editor, beg your indulgence, whilft I explain as concifely as I can, the grounds on which I ref my opinion, that the prefent pay of the army is glaringly inadequate to its purpofe ; this may ferve as well to inform tome who at prefent are not familiar with the fiibjea, as to corral others, who having lightly confidered it, think themfelves jufti. fed in maintaining a contrary belief :—From the days of Queen Amor e, when the great MARLBOROUGH led our troops to battle and to victory, no addition has been made to the pay of the Officers of the Army, except the paltry one of a (billing to die daily pit tance of the fubaltern : no perfon can be ignorant of the vett alteration which fince that time has taken place in the value of money, compared with the ar ticles of neceffary confumption. Were I to fay that money has loft two-thirds of the value it then had, I believe I timid be within the mark In, that officers 'receiving now the fame amount in fpecie, in reality only receive one-third of their then allowances—this too on a fuppofition that the fame firrp!irity of man ners fill ; it does not, fociety has changed, and officers to maintain the place they hold in it, mull change with it : thus they fuffer in a double ra tio ; their wants are encreafed, and their means are diminilhed. Granted, fay. my imaginary antagonift, but what are arguments oppofed to fats? Officers have lived upon their prefent pay ; officers do live upon their prefent pay ; therefore officers may live upon it—falfe reafoning.—Officers have lived upon their prefent pay, becaufe at its fir( eftabliffirnent it was no doubt fufficient to enable them to do fo ; and as the known frugality of our anceßors forbids us to fuppofe it went much beyond that point, we may reafonably conclude that their ditlreffes have from that time been continually encreafsng, till they are sow arrived at their climax, and imperioufly call for relief; yet, even now, they mull fubmit to necef fity ; they mull live upon their prefent pay—bat how do they live? many upon their private formes : others, who have no fuch refources, are expofed to the mortification of poverty contratled with wealth; they incur debts which they art unable to difcharge; their regiment is ordered to other quarters ; they are detained, thrown into prifon, die, and are forgotten. Such has been the fate of many a gallant Veteran ! and were the contents of our dungeons now brought to light, many a !c a r-m ar k e d officer, whole heart burns with love for his country, and whole arm is well able to wield the (word in her defence, many Inch would be found amonglt the wretched captives. Thefe are not the vifionary fictions of fancy, they are fad truths; and this is not the work the profel fion fairs, and the uniform which ought to be re• garded as the facred badge of honour, becomes a mark for fnfpicion. There was a time when the cha reface of an officer was looked up to and refpeeted ; when every houfe was open to him, and every fociety anxious to receive him : there times are palt—and why ? improper perfons fometimes occupy places which gentlemen, and men of talents, will not ac cept of : they fill them unworthily. - and the vicinity of a regiment is in confequence not unfrequently re garded as a misfortune; and military men are often excluded from thofe focial meetings, of which they once were the ornament and the pride, Such are the confequences of an ill-judged economy But, rejoir.s my adverfary, Officers in the Englifh Grvice are better paid than any other : why fhould they lay claim tomore than their Continentalbrcthren? I Wight content myfelf with anfwering, by a maxim as applicable to politics as to morals—that the pre valepee- of a fault does not jullify its practice. But I will do more ; I will deny the fact. England, Mr. Editor, is a highly favoured country; the com merce of the world gives her th e gold of the world : the abundance of gold makes gold cheap. Candidus, you know, difcov.ered a kingdom where diamonds were as (tones with us; fo that in a companion of the kind now before us, we are not to confider quan tity but quality; not the numerical fum, but the ne ceffaries and conveniencide the (urn will purchafe ; in this point of view I deny the fail. Now, perhaps, it is granted me that the pay of the officers of the ar my is leis than it ought to be ; but it is urged, that the Government cannot do more ; that its finances are deranged, and its means exhaulled. I will not believe this ; and if I mat regard my country as a Ihip becalmed upon the ocean—her (ores failing, and her crew !tinted to the fcantiell morfel ; yet fill I fay, let all Share equally in the common mifery ; let not one be gorged to fatiety, whillt another feeds, or rather flarves, upon the falling crumbs! but this is not fa. Her fleets ride vidoiious on every lea, and bear to her ports the tribute of the world. India, conquered by the men ',lade caufe I plead, fends her the produce of the Eaft ; the Weft is hers ; her ma. nufaCtures sourith ; her Eons are vigorous ; her foil is rich ; and cannot the withal reward thole men who are the caufes, and the props of her profperity ? She Legiftators, it rafts with you to thew the can ; it reds with you to fatisfy thefe needy, but deferving claimants. What ! thall they give their health, their ilrengtb, their blood, and yet be grudged their bread ? Let wilt this be faid. Legiftstort i Mgt them what they once wet* ; give them not affluence, but competence; give to the loweß rant fuch a (Upend as may enable it to maintain its proper charaller : and, proceeding from this as a minimum, make fuch additions to it as may be neceffitry for each progref. five Rep. Difcoveries, beneficial to mankind, are made by ingenious men,-and you reward them ; you hearken to the individual voice, and will you be deaf to the cry of the many ? No ; I have too high a re verence for your wildoms to fuppofe it. You will hear the cry, and you will redrefs the grievance ; you will put your officers upon the footing they once were ; then your army will thine in its original fpltndour : the days of MAR LBOROUG H will be refloied, and vic tory, which has not yet forfaken us. will wait upon its banners. PATRIOTICUS. Cobham. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 30. The CHANCELLOR proceeded with the farther hearing of the Petition of Mrs. Fitzherbert, for the goardianthip of the child of the late Lord Hugh and Lady Seymour. Mr. RODIILLY addretfed his Lordthip at great length, and with confiderable force. He argued, that if the child had been in want of a guardian, and his Lordthip iiad to ppoint one, he could no where have found a Ladyfo capable of fulfilling the duties of that office as Mrs. Fitzherbert ; it would, there lore, be an aft of injutlice to take the child from un der her care, after the had been entru(ted to Mrs.F. by her parents. He infifled that there could be no danger of the religion of the child being fwayed by the influence of Mrs. Fitzherbert. He obferved, that the refidence with Mrs. Fitzherbert would not only be the means of her fortune accumulating by the time of her becoming of age, but that the would derive peculiar advantage by the patronage and pro talion of the Prince of Wales. Mr. FONSLANCLIII and Mr. Haar were alto heard. They regretted, that at the prefent enlightened pe riod, an attempt fhould be made to remove a child from that eußody in which its parents had enttußed it, upon the worn-oat pretence, of danger arifing from the profeffion of the Catholic religion. They thought fuch unjull prejudices ought long fence to have ceafed, and they trußed they would have no weight with his Lordthip upon the prefeut °ocelots. The Arroassy Grwszat. was heard on the part of Lord Fulton and Lord Henry Seymour. He commenced by Rating, that Mrs. Fitzherbert merited every thing that could be laid in her praife ; lent whatever amiable qualities flle might poffefs, the religion fhe prnfefled excluded her from the right to retain the cuttody of a Proteftant child. He in fined that if the Chancellor fuffered the young lady to remain with a perfon of a Roman Catholic per. fnafion, every Protellant parent in the country would be juflly alarmed. He referred at great length to the Mailer's report upon the fubjeti, and infifted there was nothing in proof, that indicated the leaft inten tion on the part of Lord Hugh and Lady Seymour to let Mrs. Fitzherbert have the guardianthip of their child. The Learned Counfel was proceeding to the fecond point, when he was interrupted by the Lord Chan 'cellos., who limed that he would hear the remainder of the cafe after the Bankrupt Petitions. No decition, therefore, may be expelled for force time, as the farther hearing will not take place till i nert term. The tank of NUTDROWIIt V. COL THORNTON in Chancery, of which we have given reports in former papers, was called on for judgment a few days fince. After tome obiervations by the Lord Chancellor, his Lordthip recommended to the parties to refer the matters in difpute to the decifurn of tome refpeeable Gentlemen of the Bar, and the Counfel on both fides aequiefLing in ~is Lordihip's intimation, declared their intention of recommending fuch a meafure to their refpetive clients. MARRIED. On the 9th July, at Colombo, in Ceylon, Thomas UMW, Efq. Superintendant-General of Hutpitals, to M ifs Toltrey, daughter of Tolfrey, E 1 .,. of the Civil ocrvicr, King's eftabliihment iu Ceylon. Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-(quart, Asgultus Hamil ton, Efn (on of Vice-Admiral Hamilton, and great grandfon of James Fourth Duke of Hamilton. to MSG Hyde, daughter of the late Judge Hyde, and great grand-daughter of Edward lught Duke of Sornerfet. MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Exchange Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, on Thurfday the t6th day of May next, at Two o'Cloci, 'THE MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS, BUILD INGS asdApparatus, with the LANDS of Aird's Green and Tardoon. all as formerly advertifed. Apply to James Ewing, merchant, or James Hill, writer, Cid gew ; to Mars. R. and N. Hill, writers to the lignet, Edinburgh, or Alexander Mundell, Efq. Fludyer-ftreet, London. STAFFORDSHIRE. FOR POSITIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, . _ _ At the Great Room, to Pall-Mall, on Timiday, May 23d. at one o'Clock, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL HALL, eonflfting of a Stone built Modern Mention, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to the Villa and elegant Fume Omee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar den, Hot-houfe, Green-houre, Ste. &e. and Two Hundred and Three Acres of Land of the Sift quality in a Ring Fence, diver& And with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the liappleft Style of Nature. The Manton Is tented on a bold eminence backed and (bettered by full grown Plantations and riling Grounds from the North, and commanding Prorpedts over the Parklike Home Grounds, and 30 Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy, and finely Broken Woody Country, abounding with Game, Sae Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats. The Eltate is rubdi sided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inelofurcs and inter (wind with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of lar ge' Spreading Fereft 'Frees. '1 be Pkefurc Grounds continued through the de uteron Woods, In all the variety of Englilh Lendfcape Gardening, and terminated by Comneer, a natural Lake fed by an abundant Stream, and Skirted by Hanging Oak Woods which are receded on its pellucid furface of son Acres, and controlled by the molt en chanting open Views. Taße, Genius, and Macbanifna, have been molt happily exerted in decorating this charming (put. Situated two miles from the marlin town of Ecelelhall, adjoin. lag to the Chefter and Mail Coach road from London; nine miles from &afford, eight from Stone, (and a navigation), nine from Newport and Market Drayton, s t from Newcaftle, 27 from Shrewfbury,.3ll from Chefter, and too from London. , -- The houkhold furniture, lfveand dead ftoeit, may be taken at a valuation with immediate poffellion. May be viewed or application at the Manfion, and printed pat titulars to be bad of the Printeri of the Stafford, Birmingham, Shrtwfbury,Mauchtiker, Gore's Liverpool. and Woolmer's Exe ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and a Map of the Eftate may be fern at Mr. Crutwyll's, Printer, Bath; Mr. John Falter, *chimed, Liverpool; ;Win Pall Mall. . FOR. HORSES. rINIAN's AN 11 :TASNIODIC EI.TXIR, it as effeetual Remedy for the Clsolic. Spafms, Gripes, Fret. or what is commonly called the Strong GitTliutt. in Hodes. This Medicine has been MIA with the greateß foal fa for many 'Ara. and is recommended with confilenee by the Proprietor, inftald of the ftrong drinks which are often given by Farrieri...aud width. in inflammatory c"e,, do infinite injury. The Ceond dufe of this Elixir is feldom known to fail of effecting a cure. It is prepared by H. Chriltian, ehemilt, at Canterbury: and Lott in bottles, price 6s each, containing two dotes, by P. Newbury and Sons, at the only warchoufe. !or Dr. James's Powder, No. 4s. in St. Paul's Church-yard, on the coachway, four doors from the • corner of Cheapfide, I.ondott, and by thofe p,:rfm:s in the country who have an annual appointment under their !wanes and bad. FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTIIAIAS, &e. CHURCH'S COUGH DROP,S. Prepar..l only by Shaw and Edwards, No. 65, on the Foot -way. St. Paul's Church-yard, London, who having purchafed tint Receipts of Mrs. E. Church, arc alone out horizedtoprepareas4 f, II all Mr ChurcWs Medicines" THESE COUGH DROPS I).tve cared more Colds. toughs, and A fthrnaa, the lalt ten yrats. than art Medic Mc. ever publifhed, they ihvariab; y t er touni a cure with icrry tea fafctr , and in a much fbartcr credited Luc by ezperiencc. Congos and Colas, however *Ablate and log !banding, art fpectlily rtmoved by gentk, but Infenlible perfpirxibm; they attar that convulfivt excitement, called tickhog h the throat. which"' the conitant P.imodua to coughing, and cn.hle the of/Udall to fee* and breath:: freely. Afthmatie Perfons have beets cured by this Medicineafter fit. fcring and ftruggling 7 or to years with an enemy that frequently threatened fulfocation. Witnefs Mr. N. Langworrhy's caft., Ebenezer Chapel, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, whnfe tettimeny is the ftrongeft proof of its efficacy cva offered to the public in favour 'deny Medicine. Difordera of the Deceit and Lungs, ConfumptiveAff-clions„ Obftruelions in the Glands. and Congealed Vidcgot, are with cafe and fafety removed-.4n fad, for all 4.l:lordclp of the Breaft and Lungs, no medicine ever ezptrictetil fu eaten ive a We, or RIM: public approbation, Price only 2.. per linttle, or double the Qfmthy for 3e.gd Obferve, none can polSbly be genuine. ilnlers the name et Sitaw and Edwards. No. 66. St. Paul's Ohu:eh-7.t..1, k uagrare4 on the Stamp, accompanying each hot le. ChilbLain Oi: tmcnt. price ;a aid ewes the wort Chilblains with a v,ry tcw al plications. Saki by at posntmcnt of the Proprietor, by Mr. Pc.oiall, Holborn, awl hp every Vender of Medicine in the united Kin; , .lorft. INT/ fit ESTiNG TO LADIES. THE COE OIAL BALM OF GILEAD. THIS elegant Preparation hiving rifen to the higheft repute, is arnettly recommcnd -d to thok who, front repeated and difficult labour-, ire affirdcd with weak neffes and infirmities ; in which emits it drengthrtia the itumecb, the weakened organs, and the whole c , maitutova. Thofe who in an advanced life feel the cankspiences.nf youth. ful cicala, or upfortunate )o sth, who have brou;ht them felvcs a numcrou4 train of evils, will by the tile of this matt vas luable RefLoative find themfelves retorcil to health and ftrellsrh m and all the melancholy fyrawtoms remuved, which arc the WIN ral cifsets of fuck caufes. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is a to It noble niceic:ne,comlatirca of Come of the ehtticeft Valfarne and ttrength- ners in the whole Materia Medics The procers Is long and lalani itis, and requires the moft nice and minute attention. It affuredly aff..rds the too& permanent relief to tkofe unhappy youths wb. have been cl..luded at an early age into a keret and deftruCtive vice, maw c srnaal among them, as well as to perfnuts of all ages afflict d with Ner vousplforders, proceeding either from an immoderate ufc of (;r: 3 B hard drinking, heat of climate, elect's of grief, dillipsted pleafure, bad lying-in, immoderate courfe of the Menke, &c. Tads &Bernie Cordial is peculiarly adapted to weak female conftitutions, as well as to phlegmatic habit* in genera/ ; it add' powerfully as a nervine, not only to the weak Itomach, but Is the whole nervous ()Ace's ; corretts a vitiated appetite and (Nati a in the tirlt pafrages, and alßfts wonderfully in recovering the of rho urinary and genital organs. Hence its effi cac y i n t h e obliinate (mina complaints is soca, and coat:poodles wash neills in women To be bad at Gilead Hou(c, near Livrrp: te. ; Mrs. Mathews. No IS, Strand, London ; k. Back and Co. Peari-ltrcct..biest York ; andat the following plasm, viz. liriltul, Mrs :indecent I.ynn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Mancheiter, Staines Berwict,Cur Militate Silver Balingft , ke, Hulbert Melkika;st, Hoare Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Mina Bridport, Libros Malsoffastry, L.a Brldgwatcr. Poole Manuiligtrt..e, Virrilitinfwt Bewdlcy, Prattington Nottingham. Burbage at Streit Bicelier, Stephens ton Brentall,Norbory NeweaffielsponTyne,Hutehino Beaminfter, Hit,. fora and Co. Biffurpa Waltham, Jennings Norwich, &cocaina Baintree. dhcarcrott Newport, file of Wight. Albia Coventry, Metridew Nam wich, &natio Cam urinary, ilnitow Ofweitry, Edwards Calltor, 3ooth Pcnrith, Soulby Chatham, Etherington Ponies, J. and W. ButidaMi Cambi Inge, Hodfon Ponimunt h. Sharpe Oat pftoor. Morris Plymouth, Nettleton Clapham, Batten Plymouth Dock , Holland Dover, Neale& Rickmanfworth, Purlell Dunn Ale, Quccniborough Rockford, Wade Dudley, Harling. Sheffield, Picrfon Deptford, Davis Stamford, Newcomb Dere ham, Barker Stafford, Montan Dublin, No. 6, College Green, Shrewfbury, Wood Dugdale, Calwell, Bull Sherboarne, Goadby ant Co Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Sazmundham, Night Bridge Struthampton, Baker Ewer, Trewman and Son Salithury, Collins Ely, lime kenbury Shaftibury, Ad ims Frome, Haff.ll Saffron Walden, Paine And all the Venders of Patent Median. s in thr Um 01 d Kingdom. VENEREAL. BLINDNESS. I'o Mr.THORIAG TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9. NMI Bridge-lanai, WEAR 51R, London. IT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfaetion that I adii t 1 refs you on the incomparable excellence of your itaraluisie dicine—LEAKE's PATEN l' PILLS. In the fpriag of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Complaint, at tended with the moil alarming and dangerous lymptonis ; in Rs much that I have been confined to my room for a whale week together, and nut able to ftir out of it: I had no reit night nor day, and (offered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill worft,nay eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could fcarce dikern any °Bits% if ever fo clofe to me, and cape led nothing lefs than the total lofi of my fight. From a Rout. healthy. and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fhadow, and an ohjedt of pity and compaqin. My friendil had all given me ever, and thought my recovery impolfible. In this dreadful Rate, and ex peeling every minute to he my !ars in this world. I was forts- Gately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and • been at an enor mous expence, it was Gime time ha .re I could be prevailed on to take them; at lift I flat for fit hoxia, and before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benefit ; my pains gradually ale creafed, and my eye fight grew better, and to the griaat furprize And altunifbnient of all my friends. (after riking three boxes •, more), my health and Rrength was ;vele:* ly rettored, and I ant. 11 now, (thanks to my Gnu and your invaluable Medicines) l ai • well and hearty as ever I was ill my life- Your ialillged humble (cream, Higkeftreet, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. " R. 1.. LEIGH. The aboviiliViedicine Is earneltly recommended to all means that arc in any doubt cat their being entirely 'ree or every Venereal Affedtioa, particularly to thole about altering their condition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long (landing, or however difguifed under the appearance of other diforders it may bc : for Scorbutic. Glandular, and Cu tarmous Complaints it is alto recommended to be taken, efpectallY in Lilo Suing, Summer, and Fall. Prepamd and told by the foie Proprietor. THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his honk. No. 9, New Bridge-ltreec, where he will give advice, without il. Fee, to Perfocs taking Otte Pills, and will animas. Patients Let ters, if post paid, on the fame. terms, oliferving in all rafts the molt inviolable fecrety, no Perfon's name or cafe having been mentioned, but their own particular requelt, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more that) 35 years, that he has had the con duct of an extenfive fele of the above medicine and the practice arifing therefrom. They are alto fold by his aponinienent, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Altaan's.Rreet, ; Mr. W. obertemi's 'Ci.iy•fhila, No. 103, Oxford-itreet ; Mr. Steel's. Bookie:ler, No. 1, Ltnion.row, Little Tower-hill ; and by one Perfon in every confiderahle town bi England. in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, Laled up, with lull and plain direCtione. LONDON : Printed and pobighed by LEVEL KENT, of Cas terbury-place. Lambeth), at the STAR Orrice, Na t o Curly greet. PubWuxi ago at tbo STA& ,ICS, TfallplC-Her,