Star. — London, England, 1805-04-17 00:00:00

Awe the LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL i 6. 11111.ITARY PROMOTIONS. Comm ;[Ems iigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Weft Ridirg of the County of York. City, and County of the City of York. IR Wen York Regiment of Militia. • - - - -- • -- Ralph Crewke the Younger, Efq. to be Major. Dated Decem ber 30, 1804. To be Captait.s—Daw: , l Herron, rig Dated February a t .180 y. lorepli Allen. vice Bradforo, reigned. Dated April a, riot. To he Cientenanta---lames May, Gent. Dated Jan. 20,1805. Donald Sinclair, Gent. Dated Jan uary 1805. Entivi Jame% Parkinfon colon. Dated March 8,1805. Enagn Peter Kneikt. Dated March 9, :80y. rntign Edward Watterfon. Dated March 16, t 20t. To be Enfigne—F dward Watterfon. Gent. Dated Dee. 30,18C4. John Cooke, Gent Dated January 6 tBO5. Chinks Amman, Gent. Dated January it. tics. William Dickenfon, Gent. Dated February y. 1805. George Dolton: Gent. Dated February 6,1)65. - Robert Gordon Tbompron, Gent. Dated February it ,titos. ad Weft York Regiment of Militia. Jeremiah Turner, Gent. to be Engem Dated Jan. 16, t gos. 3d Weft York Regiment of Militia. George Samplon, RN. to be Captain. Dated Fels 15. t gos. To be Lientenantr—W ahem Jewitt, Gent. Dated Jan. 2, t 8.25. Wiliam Wild. Gent. Dated January 29, tgos. Qltarter- Mailer benjamin Midgeley. Dated Feb. IC, 180 C. To be Enfizos—Arzeibald Davie. Gent. Dated Feb. as, , 1 8 0 5• George Mackenzie, Gent. Dated February 26, rBos. Southern Regiment of Ynrk(hire Well Riding Yeo manry Cavalry. Cornet Thomas Style to be Lieutenant, vice !Willies, promoted: Thomas Gagc Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sayle,promota Doted December 4, 1804. Northern Regiment of Ditto. Comet Marks Bert to he Lieutenant, vice Harvey, reigned. Dated December 13. 1804. Wakefield Volunteer Infantry. Qoarer-Mafter James Cooke to be Ear), vice topUrs. raped. Dated Deceinbet 8, ace. Stockeld Volunteer Cavalry. •George lloyd, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice F e nton, rained. Dated Jamary 23,1803. Skyrack Volunteer Infantry. Entign John Thomas to be Lieutenant, vice Pe!Met, rAgned. Dated January 23,18 0 5 Thomas Horner Graugtr, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Thomas, pro. meted. Dared January 23,1805. Stamcroft Volunteer Infantry. To be Captains—Juba Spencer Stanhope, Efq. Lieutenants Richard Wunlin. and Jahn Pickering; lieutenant Clueing lA' been, vice Richardfan, raped. Dated Janney 30,1803. To be Lictitenanw—Fnfign Jofeph Roberts, vice Wonlin ; En6gn ' John hilekletbwaite, vice Pkkering, promoted ; Fawn Luke Graham. vice Wheen promoted ; and Enfign Johua Wood Dated Pinney 30,1835. To be Enligns....Jatu, Watrun, Cent. vice Roberts. promoted, and James Wood, vice Mickkthwaite, promoted . . .Dated January 30, 11105 To he Quarter-Malter—Simucl Yates, Cent. vice Townfend, re ilgned. Diced February ra. 1303. Upper Agbrigg Volunteer Infantry. To be Captains—Lieutenant jofrils Armitage, vice Fenton, re. and Lieutenant James Roberts, vice Dyfoo, raped-- Dated March 7, dos. To be lieutenanu—.Enfign WiWam Bhekbarn. vise Roberts, re kited; EnSln Robert Wrigley, vice Annytage, promoted, and Zndgp Jofeph Blackburn, vice James Roberta, menaced. Dated March 7. 1803. Tollattos—John Saatchi, Gent. vice William Bisokburno, ; Jobe Roberts, vice Jofepit Blackburn, promoted.-- EleiVarch 7, dos. John Berk, and John Earnhaw, Gents. Robert Julker, Gent. vice Wrigley. Dated April 3. 1801. Commit Eons figned by the Viee-Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. sd, or Eaflein Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Second lieutenant Thomas Reece to be Firft Lieutenant, vice W. Bruce Knight. raped. and Timms Thema% Gent. to be Se cond Lleetnnant. Dated March *6. slog. Glamorgan Riflemen—Captain the Hnoourable William Booth Grey, to be Ildsjor, vice Jinner, maned. Dated April 1,1803. To be Captains—Plat Lieutenant William Lewis, vice Williams, raped. and Second Lieutenant John William Barton, vice Grey. promoted. Dated April 1, 1803. To be ?kit Lomcnams—Second 1 icutenant John Jenkins, vice hyena, reit:tied ; Second Lieutenant John Jenkins. vice Wil. gannvekred, and Second lieutenant Samud WiffnUan, vice Lath, prmirated. Dated April 1. allot. To be Second Lieutenant—Aaron Bkiidford. Gent. vice J. Jen kins, promoted. Dated Aptil 1. slog. VommilMonsligned by theLordLieoteDant of the Eaft Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingßon.opon-Hull. Militia—The Han. William Howard to be Captain, vice Schonf. war, raped. Dated Jansen, 3, des. Daniel gamut Maude, Bfq. to be Captain. Dated March 13, 1803. Voskibire Wolds Yeomanry Cavalry. - - - - _ --- - - Robert Knowary, Zig. to be Captain, vita ligker, reline- Dated January 4 aloe. To be Lienteaeoto--Loba MEW, Gait. vice Knovrilty, promoted. Dated 11/111121 . V 4, 1104. George Semen°. Gait. eke Dane, refired. Data! April s, doe. George Daiwa, Gat. vice Taylor, raped. Dated June 6, 18oc. To be Caron—John Strailes, Gait. vice Kirby, pcorauted. Dated as above. To bc Siogeon—Thomas Davey. Cent. Ouze and Derwin' Volunteer Infantry. George Hanky, Cent. to be Enfigu. Dated November 59,1804. Middle and South Holdernets Volunteer Infantry. Thomas BA. FN. to be Captain ; John Turner. Get. to be Lieu tenant ; Bannby, jun. Gent. to be Ditto. Dated De. amber it 1134. Burlington Volunteer Light Infantry and Artillery. George Dawfon. Gent. to be Flea Lieutenant; Chriftopher Spark, Gent. to be Mt*. Dated Januarys. tbs. COMMillions in the Cranbrook Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Second Lieutenant Thotvas Still Hunt to be FirttLicutenant, vice Greena, reigned ; Richard Winch. jun. Gent. to be Second Lkutenant. vice Hunt. Dated April 4, aos. ObmmilLons in the Detllis, or 4th Battalion of Car marthenfbiie Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Licatenant Natnaniel Rowlands to be Captain, vice Basel. ap pointed Adjutant ; 1 titian ----- Lewis to be Lieutenant, vice I losvcile, raffled. Dated April s, ao c. CommilEons in the Nottingham Militia, figned by the 1, ,- ,rd Lieutenant. James Dyfort, Elq. to be Captain; Richard Huffatdcn, EN. to bc Ditto. Dated March t 9, acs. Frederick Henry Manta, Gent. to be Lieutenant; James Date, Geri. mix Fart. Dated February .17,1805. Forret Maffei Damn, Gott. to be Ditto. Dated April 9, aos. Commifiinns in the Loyal Carlifle Volunteers, (ivied by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated September 12, t fto4. Captain ?dotard Joreph Bitten to be Lietitenante.Colend-Com mandant, vice ThoanNofoo, appointed lnfpcdtor of Volunteers Captain Joreph Hodffon tube Major. vice ibis" raved. T o b e captains--Lieutenant John CoonelLvke Mounfey, Lieutenant Robert Wilton. vice Kennedy, _rave& L i eutena nt William vice Hodgkin, predicted. Lieutenam Th mat Meunfey, vice Bidet. promoted. To be I leutenants--Roligo Henry Hake, vice Stoddart, reigned. I nfir Francis Stoddan. vice Connell, promoted. pin Rowland Cowper. vice Wilfon. promoted. Friiin William Donald, site 114•WiNiams, prapeted. .Eofign Into Waldir, vice Moeufey, promoted. To be kalfigne-41tobert F l amer. Gent vice Heltfon, gre n te tag. '3 1.. was Bennett, Gent v Ra ph, Gent vice I , Heru:erfon, Gent' ir how. 1-12419:31 GC* Coinnanns figrei by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Newt:line-tinder-Lyme Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Al.-ureic Daniel to be Captain, vice ElkDinT, re figoed; Fortgi, Samuel Timms to be Lieutenant, vice promoted. Dated March z, twos. Billion Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Edward Hickman to be Second Lieutenant ; Smith, Gent to be Cornet, vice Hickman, promoted. japed Match 1, zYas. Leek Volunteer Infantry. C a p ta i n Edward Powys to be Major, vice Bednail,refigaed. Dated tBos. Hanley and Shelton Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Chriftopher Whitehead to be Captain, vice Hollins, reigned 1 Enfign Jofeph Carmichael to be Lieutenant, vice Whitehead promoted. George Taylor, William Packer, and William Mender, GRIM. to be Eagan Dated Mauer; 6,1805. Litchfield Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel James savannah Patten to be Colonel. Dated January 26, ads. Longport Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Wiliam Sunder to he Lieutenant. Dated March 9,1805. Stafford Volunter Infantry. Rabat Ternock, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Odt. 23,1844. ERRATA in the Gazette of sad of March, For, 53d Regiment of Foot. Enfign Jenkins to be Lieutenant, without prelate, vice Tomlin, promoted in the Royal Regiment of Malta; Theo philus Gifford, Gent, to be EnSin, vice Williams, who rctigna, Read, sad Regiment of Foot, Enfign -- Jenkins to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Tomlin", promoted in the Royal Regiment of Malta; 'nee philas Gifford, Gent to be Enfign, vice Williams, whottfigna. For, std Regiment of Foot, Lientenant Edward Hugh,. to be Captain of a Company, with out purchafe. vice Mask% promoted, Read, ;3d Regiment of Foot, Lineament Edward Hughes to be Captain of a Company, with out purchafe, vice W.:O U, promoted. For, 69th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Kate nack, from the Royal Regiment of Malta, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Hall, promoted in the 71ft Foot, Read, 6oth Regiment of Foot Lieutenant Kneenack, from the Royal Regiment: of Malta, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Hall, promoted In the 71a Foot. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Frith, Ifaac Adam, and Samuel AfhwOrth, calico prin ters and dyer, Manchefter, March 30, Randle Dean, William Dean, and Inha Harrifon, printers, IVlanchefter, December 25, 1804. Edward Campion and Henry Machines, whte merchants,Levres, Sulks, December 31, 1804. William Parker, William Bitkett, and James Birkett, Myer frniths, Prince's-greet, Lticefter.liclds, April 3, des. Robert Downes and John Bowen, watchmakers, imig•Aerr, March as, aos. Charles Hitchcock and Edward Holmes, ehinamen, Halm: y ftreet, Ozford-ftreet. March 5, aos. Jahn Roberts andJohu Williams, hollers, Wood-ftreet, London, March as, r& s. Adam Simpfon and William Simpfou, linen-drapers, Cheffals, Bucks, March 16, sloa. William simpfea and Edward Meefon, Jun. balers, AIM? , de la-Zouch, Leicefterfhlre, March 22, tßos. William jaeldon and John Jackfoo, dealers, Colehefter, March 4, 1805. William Hollis and John Baigtoo, anomie., Gofport, South hamptea, March ss, zlos. Jane Morris and IdwardMorris, taylors,Lombard-ftreet, Loo doe, April zs, 1805. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 7. John Parfon and James Gardiner. of Clement's lane, Lombard-ftreet, Lozdon, and of Saville-place. Lambeth, Surry, hop-merchants, brewers, kedfmen, and coparusers, at ten, at Guildhall. May 11. John Ruft, of Great Waltham, Ella, miller, at ten, at GuiMhail .1 i• •„ • . . •• BANKRUPTS. William Cliftoo.of RyderN-court,Cranhorn•ftreet,parifla of Saint Ann, Soho, Middlefca, vidualler, dealer andehaproan, to for- render April 23, May 4, and 18, at ten, at Guildhall Attomies, Mars. Kibblewhite and Rowland, Gray's Inn-place. William Hibl ert, of Hollinwood, within the 'townthip of Chad derton. Lancathire, ei4lualler, dealer and chapman, April 29.30, and May 28, at three, at the White Bear Inn, Manchrft . cr‘..--: Attorney, Mr. dairy of Oldham, Lancallirc. Thomas Chambers, of Downhant market, Norfolk, vidualler, dealer and chapman, April 19, 27. and May 28, at eleven, at the 801 l Inn. lfie of Ely, CambrWgethire. Attornies, Mr. William Manhlll, of Ely ; or Mr. Zachariak Cave, Holbont-court, Gray's Inn, Loudon. William Wild, of Nottin4hatn, milliner and baberdalher, April 29, 30, and June 4, at draw, at the Punch &rot, Nottingham.— Attornics, Mr. Wary Mercy, Nottingham; or Mean. Mac- Dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, London. George Ainfworth, of Warrington. Lanealhire, and John Stephens, of Liverpool, wire-drawers, (carrying an trade in Warrington as copartners, finder the 6rm of the Merfcy Wire Mill Cum pany,) May 6, so, and 28, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John ftreet, Liverpool Attronies,Mr. Roorlinfoo, Liverpool; or Mr. Blaekftosh, St. Mildred'a-court, Poultry, London. Matthew Hobfon and Robert Story, of Bifitop Wearmouth, Dar. ham, drapers, dmkrs, ehapeten, and partners. April 26, 27, and May sB, at eleven , at the George Inn, Sunderland near the Sea. Attoruks, Mr. George Parker, Blihop N eannouth ; or Mean. Ambition and Morgan, No. 26. Auftin friars, Londor. DIVIDENDS. Aptil as. Mary Dorval and Wiliam Dorvell, late of Wells, atop. keepers, dealers and topartocrs, at deven, at the Rummer Tavern ' Brißol. April s 6 Anthony Thaeoploo, fame time lime of Whitely Wood, Week', Yorkabo, afterwards of Salley Hall Farm, near Bir mingham, Warwickfhire, !merchant, mandadurer, dealer and chapauan, at two, at the Tootine Inn, ShefEelsL April s 7. Daniel Godfrey, of td.orlields, Miriade:, broker, at ten, at Guiklhall. April a 7. James Millar, of Shad Thames, Southwark, Surrey, bikdt•baker, at eleven, at Guildhall ♦pril 27. Matthew Brown, late of St. John'te-fquam, Clerkenwall, Middlefes, printer, dealer and chapman,at one, at Guildhall. April 37. Thomas Dunfterville, of Eaft Stonehoufe, Devonthire, fhipwright, at ten, at the Kine's Arms Tavern, Plymouth. April sl. Abraham Hahn Cortina, of Leman chart, Goodman's fields, MideUcfel, merchant, at tee else, at Guildhall. April 27. James Parker, of Narrow-Wall, Lambeth, Surrey,vlc- Mailer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 27. Wllikun kliudlcy, of Eaft Raeford, Nottinghamihire, mama, linen and, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the White Han Inn, in tali RetfOrd. April 29. James Robinfon the younger, of Mlle - end Road, Mid. &fez. In urance• broker, at twelve ' at Guildhall. April 29. Thomas Brewer, of Chippenham, Wilt', linen draper, at eleven. at the Bull T.,vern, in Corn • ftreet , April 29. James Longman anal FranchFane Benderip. of Cheap. tide, London, and of the Haymarket and Tottenham-Court Road, Midelefel foaled initrumcnt makers and capon:tenon twdve,at April 29. William Rabone, and Lewis Benjamin Crime. of Joiner's.Hall-Beildinp, 'I banes Brat. London, tuerelmots, at one, at GulldhalL April 29. John Faller, late of U'hitehaveo, merchant. at eleven, at the Black Lion, in litlitehaven. April 29. WUBam Tongue. of Birmingham, Warwickittira. gilt toyinaker, at ten, at the Union inn, Birmingham. April a 99. Richard Hodgkin Jones of Stoarlirid ge, Worcdteriltir , at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Stoorbridge. AprU 33. line Rafe Dais, late of Exeter, earthenwarr..... at the Sear Inn, Exeter. Apse so. William Cooper, of Nottinglam, grocer, at dem, it the Shammies Head, Nottingham. Apre so. Thomas Wright. of Eafirigum, Bucks, coach mailer, dealer and ehapman, at nine, at Guildhall. London. AprU so. William Giles. of Stoke Newington, Middiefex, mer chant, at twelve. at Guildhall. April p. Peter Robert Luard, late of Leedom, merchant, at twelve, at GuikUtall. April des. James Ford, of Clifiven-firect, &Wares, aloe-maker, eleven. at Guildhall. jarriu,late of hrifted, eabhiet maker, dealer and 4 du Whim Lion Ina, &gel. cm, - SANKnurrs IN IRELAND. JobFarodo, of Cork. linen draper, ka Amender on the 19th and Ml' init. and lea May. Mich. Cantrd, of Waterford, merchant, to forrender the soth and lad tuft. and atE May. • John O'Hea, of Cork. merchant, dealer and Chapman , to furrender on the slid' and 19th April inf. and dth May neat. Samuel Tucker, COMO inumeadturer, to furrender on the 22d and 234 April in& and dith May. John Lynch, of tkoneybatter, Dublin, sneer, to furrender on the 19th and 3:th March, od 30th April. Wm Yahweh', of Dublin, dingier, to furrender on the 3oth March, and dt and 3oth April William Paxton, of Newry, groeer,to furrender on the Sth aru 9th of April, and 9th of May. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION The Rev. Walter Johnfnn. of Spalding, Lincolnatire, is inftitutt to the vicarage of Wilton, near that place, on the prefentation of the Lord Chancellor. BIRTHS. Monday morning, Mrs. Litchfield, of the Theatre-Royal, Co cent-garden , of a fon and daughter Lady Kull. Forager. of a daughter. At Largncan, on Friday the stb init. the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Wright, of a fan. et7cB;ddUt, APO 3 0 . James c o w, , precasted. u eines. it G vke Nssid. precasted. April so. James lekSW +Sumas at di MARRIED. Wednefday, at Kthg's-Brompton, Somerfetadre, John Chary, Efq. of Taunton, to Mifs Emma Lucas, one of the daughters of Stuckly Lucas, Efq. of Baron's Down Park. Thurfday, at Bath, Capt E. F. Davis (of the EaR India Service) late Adjutant of the Bath Volunteers, to Mifs Harriet George, daughter of Mrs. George,of the North Parade, Bath. Richard Carter. of Stephen's Green, Dublin, Efq. to Mifs I.ouifa Rihton, filth daughter of Sir George Ribton, of Landfeape, in the County of Dublin, Bart. DIED. In Dublin,the 3d intl. Dr. William Gray, phylician there. Monday fennight, at Alresford, Hams, Henry Sealy, Efq. In the Mahratta Country, in September laft, when on ferrite with the army. Major John Campbell, younger, of Combic, of his Majefty's 94th regiment, Or Scots Brigade Lail week at Smiths, a hosing town near Whitby, in a Rate of penury, the Uwe celebrated Signor RotEgnol, whole fuccefsful imi • ration of the notes of .inging birds excited univerfal admiration. During his Milers-he often affedionately deplored hi+ fleeted of frugality in his younger years. He has left a saltily., at the above mentioned place, in an extreme Rate of indigence: we , At Aberdeen, on Monday fennight, krancirChrifile, fhoema her in Virginia Rreet.aged to Ng Was torn in r •, , o2; remem bered the Union perfettly, an d. dined the ufe of his faculties till within a fhort tine of his death. At Edinburgh, on the ad inf. Mr. Jas. Drybrough, brewer. Monday, st his houfe, In Great Charlotte flreet, BlAck friars. road, Edward F.dkingham, Ffq. many years of the Navy Office. Same day, Thomas Ayliffe, Efq. of Sturhiton, near Kingfton, Surrey. In Camp, near Aurungabad, the a6th of September !aft, Lieut. Colonel James Ferrier, commanding ida blajettys 94th Regiment, or Scotch Brigade, aged a 6 On the zatis ult: aTter a lingering Mods, Mager George Palmer, young:ft fon of Richard Palmer, M.fq. of Hohnc Park, 13. rkfhire. At l iverpool, on the ifith ult. James &Olt, Lll.late of Iltrbice HIGH WAFER AT LONIIO,I IV-MORRO W. • Morning • • • 36 minutm after 4 Afternoon • • • 33 minutes after 4 MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Ftehange Coffee-haute, Edinburgh, on Thurfday the tAth day of May neat, at Two o'Cloek, I'HE MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS, BUILD !NOS and Apparatus, with the LANDS of Alas Green and Tardorirs, all as formerly advertited. Apply to Jamas Ewing, merchant, or James Hill, water. Mat gow ; to Metrr.4.R and N. HIE, writns to the llznes, Edinburgh, or Aletander Mandell, Efq. Flodyer-ftreet, London. STAFFOR MHIRP_ FOR. POST nvE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRIiTIE, At the Great Room, in Pall Mall, on Tt;urfday, May a3d, at one o'Clock. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALI. HALL, eonfitling of a Stone built Modern Mention, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to the Vista and elegant Fcrme Omee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar den. Hot hook, Gieen-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and Three Acres of land of the firft quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi fied with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happieft Style of Nature. The 111anilon is Crated on a bold eminence backed and flickered by full groom Plantations and riling Grounds from the North, and commanding Profrets over the Parklike Home Grounds, and 30 Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous. Healthy, and finely Broken Woody Country,abounding with Game. fine Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats. The Eitate b fubtli • vided by Sunken Fences into convenient Incloftwes, and inter fperfed with luxuriant Champs and Plantations of large Spreading Forelt Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de mefne Woods, in all the variety of Englilk Landfeape Gardening, and terminated by Copmeer a natural Lake fed by an abundant Stream, and °tined by Hanging Oak Woods which are refleeted on itr pellucid furface of too Acres. and contralled by the moat en chanting open Views. Tette, Genius, and heTeehanitm, have bent molt happily ranted in decorating this charming (pot. Situate two miles from the Market Town of Ecclefhail, big to the Chefter and Mail Coach road front London ; nine miles from Stafford, eight from Stone, (and a navigation), nine front Newport and Market Drayton, at from Newca4k, ay from Shrewibury. 38 from Chefter, and lan from London. The houfehold furniture, live and dead Rock , may be taken at a valuation with immediate poffeffion. May be viewed on application at the Mention. and printed par ticulars to be had of the Printers of the station!, Itirntingh.on, Shrewfbury, Manebefter. Gore's Liverpool, and Wool...Nes Exe ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cortiliill ; and a Map of the Fibre may be teen at Mr. CrutweWs, Printer, Bath; Mr. John Fatter Archited, Liverpool ; and in Fall-Mall. RELAXATION OF TPIR NPRVF.S. TEE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is cer tainly the melt elegant and tfficacious fordo int eve r et alit. covered; in weak and thatteredleonltitutlon., weaknefs of ht rr memory, hypochondria, trembling', horrors of the mind; carat AF debility, and all other diferl , s ari!tog from a relaxed ft,.rc of the. nervous ryltem, and of en the cool vietice of intemperance, de bauchert, Mat tr n; ion to the nett Ear y cares of health, luxury, Sec. In ledeotary, triaetive or (halloos 11h, this Cordial Balm ha. , nal wrfally tftablifhed its redoertive efficacy, sod may be joilly enu merated amoogit the forentolt of thofe happy dikoveres which medical reftarch has procured as tie hlt:11,11 of the human race, and greateft CilliTll tratli v. , t o hins.. 'Tillery. Thoufands r.t thin moment, in the United Kingdom, live to praife the day they Brft applied to this admirable re medy, ar 4 enjoy the hit ffings of health, who might otherwife have drtv i pcd into an undmely grass. The name of this medicine c , nrey. an idea of its Citu...;—h Is regulate that it he foft, yieliii. , e, aril sib. five; alio, taist It mar have a ready Mel nines of 'his load cannot he cmivey. d to the pl rt ✓rq• uired, but by the common road of circulation; therefore they Amid be admmittered in ftich a form as they may to.St readily be conveyael into the circulation and tlacir tile ought to he conti nued for tome time, before the circulation, can he percived.” Pmm the faretuing ohferrations, the propriety of a 11/uld form for the adminiftratitm of fuch remedies, in pref.-trot.: to any other, Is obvious ; and this Cordial halm of Gilead. (which is patedUy elegant in relped politica, ha:, and appearan e) will be found to poffefs all the genuine qualities of analeptic ; f r b‘h,l v s the nutrients quality of a reit...raise it has a fragrant, fuhtle, We ous principle, whkh immediately :Pees the name., a ,ii gives a kind of friendly motion to the eulds, yielding plany of anima heat, the trite (ounce of firrunefs and vivotir. The train of melancholy diforders which aflliet the human frame. undo' the denomination of Nirvana Wailes. arc the prio. dpl f..urces of human milery in the privation of iicalth. Trade &finders proceed from fuck all Infinite variety and complication of cages, as to render it tmpufbbk, Korea it were nverffary, to trace them to t►eir trite &nitre. The iffeels, however, are but ton well known, and too feverely felt &mot:: tun great a p .moon of mankind; and to tbefe areas It may without exavgerati n , tie affected, that any remedy more luperior or clebrated for efficacy than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead never has barn difeu veered. Numerous cafes have from timeto time been puhlifb• d In every newfpaper in the kingdom, for the encouragement of the angled to ule and perfevcre in a medicine valuch to eminently aunts a complete cure in all cafes of debility. The CORDIAL. BALM of Gi LIAO nia,y be had of every a ble Vender in the Unitcd Kbgdont. TIPLICACTOP COMPLEXION. 'HE INCONIPARABLE-BLOOM 'f NINO`I PE .I.I.NCLOS, fupetior to any thing yet difeiivered, rendering the &in loft, fmonth, and beautiful in the I.X(PCIIIC. Its wonderful effeels in removing freckles, morphews, &.. jultly entitle It to that preference Co long bellowed on 1, by the moll elegant Meanies in this kingdom—it is part , cularly recom mended for the ivnds and arms, bellowing on thew a delic and ve , itenefs fuperl.r to any thing vended for firni' ,r rirpori Sold only it Mr. Golding P, 42, Cornhill , Mr Ov , Bond-ltreet ; Mr. Wade's Panic, Bath ; Mifs Grigion, Livernord in hot.lcs, each. 1 C 4 ItiILtSLAINS atc cured b. ' )ne applieat;on of 11'HITEI-IEAD's Fluid ESSENCE of MOSTAR U the fevered Eptains and !Smiles, in left than halt the :14.1: /.ft A! taken by Opodeldoe, Ariguebtifade, or any other 1i Justpt or ens! brocation ; and if ufed Immediately after any aceiiLut, it prevents the part turning Nack. The Muttard Pills are Alf° taken with Blighter nieces in all Rheumatic, l'aralytue, and Gouty affeeiuns, Nunitsrilo, Sp:din% or wandering vallis, Flatulency, Indiotion. and gcucrdl Debilit: s at the faute time, the ;dive Bind Elfence is applied to the pant afrcaecl, in thrift complaints where ne.eeffary. It is I)mi-wed an fold at as. od. each box or bottle. by R. Jaditillon, Aiotheesie: No. is, Greek ftreet, Soho, London. a The Chilblain Ointment, for cltanfing and irsedity broken Chilblain., is alto prepared by Mr Johoft on, price is. I .1,1 each Box. BEAM AND CLEANI.JI.,:b. AMBOYNA TOOTH pw.vm.R. A GENTLEMAN offers the only DRUG yet difcovered, that deftrees the Scurvy, heal,. the Gums, makes them and the Lips of a healthful red, la flees, whitens, and t re reeves the Teeth, and makcs the Ereath (weer. It is the produce of a far foreign country, never imported but by the propri!tor ard the firit Genernien of the Lenity who ufe it. declare it a hue ftegnachic a-d bracer, an: for (afar proper for an infant. It era dicates the limbo:fit the mouth is fubjed to, from diet, or a dinar dered ftomach, ard by it heating, purifying, and ballotage quali ties frees the mouth of thole difordere to w ich it is folgtet ; file tip the Gums rivet' the Scurvy has eaten away, and prevents a ca • ties or rottenm is iii the Teeth. Tire rrnpriClOT is a gentleman of Fortune, and will for eit rf ocl. to any lady org-ntkinati who Ida the Drug as he dircdis if th c Teeth ach, or a rood* decays. Alk for the Amhoyna Tooth Powder : price as. 6d . per how. _ _ _ S and retail by Shaw and 'Edward*, 64 St. P.ittra CI ureli-yard, London, and may be ILid, by their appoin mcnt, of every Vender of Medicine in the kingdom. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RI - i.1 , ..41.-crisms, &c. DR.STIIERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the ontfide of the Wrapper rn each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ilan!, k axed, in which Is engraved " E. blewhery, No. 45,6 t. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is patted, with [bele Words, " Dr. Ste‘rs's Opodeldoc, prepared by F. , ewbery." All thole whish are fold without thefe defignations are rofs Counterfeits The Public are requefted to attend to this Caution, in conk., (pence of an Impofition which has been pradifed by certain \refl. dera of Medicine, who, under cover of a conucdion in trade with. Mr. Ncwhet ) Houfe, have not only fold inlondoti, but by tra velling round the Country, have diffemin tted through the Retai Dealers in :II parts of the kingdom large quantities of a fputiotis preparation of Otis Opodehloc; in the Nag of Diredtiont of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Croft, and Mr Newhery, de Sr. Paul's Chureh•yard. are made :de of, in order the more cum pletely to deceive unwary Purchafets.. The genuine °pude! loc is prepared and fold by F. Newbcry and Sons. No. 45, k. Peal's, on the Conti-way, a few doors from Cheap&le, London, in Bowleg, price as. 6d. each, duty included; and by thole Vunders only in the Country collo offer the real !des. divine ander its appropglate Stamp. • • • FIA VIAL; tleelicaied the Rudy, 44,C1 Decd ratified by mr•ft entalcrahle practice in that brtnek which I thought trotter to ruled, i truft that I have not more mit erop;oyed my time than thole who. In the extfive h.ld of the profeMon, ant oceaPonally int.-need In uncertainty, and canaot alwaya attain that fucce4 which is acquired ly concentrating the intelledual power to one clakof diforclecs The difeaies i'.."PBILITY arc toeullarly slifirefling. far they bring with them a train of concomitant fruptoins, and, by a do. prefiion of ail vital energy, esiftence itirff becomes enViittered.-... Whether they arife from the prevaler...e of iil exempt.., thededrue live habits of '.'tool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity. the re. quire the molt affiduous prohiriarLal W7l; but tiy the ignorance of uneducated men, the fraeptoens are aggravated, Ana the cant. tution ts ddtrcycd. As a MP.MIIIIR of the ROYAL COLIAGRof SUR° POW, grouni my pretenftons on reitiliarity n 5 °location; and roil:Tag every privilege to praniee I fed mvfelf entitled r a that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo ll erahy honoused. In the Mil fonfations of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame but where t"-e Cuf fens, from a confcloufnefk of the unman line's s:t the v'ce which eaufed his misfortune, is fearful of the e• ntempt or cm'ure of his .family phylicisn and broods over his Inermi:y with careful cue. ceakttent, it mutt be fatisfadory for him to h.. atTur-il rot anly of capability of treatment but alto of the mutt toirsoiehie fecreey. And in recent Ven -real Comnlaints it is pollinle r rev nit rain, danger Of diftre.l ; in the molt eomplicaLted cafes it is a., acquire ment of evcluive evoleicnre in this lane to died a :a'c, terms, aana fpcedy re-eftablifhmenita loner tbeadventa t ic ~t this experience to thole of either fez who are tiffildted wit!' any kind of DP.RILITY, of any fvuipt,"ses 'ii ViaIE2IIAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms .0 i.a neratlan are Rated on the firft interview. Pat.ents in the country az.: expeEted to inelore a B.nk nate, aid are rev/cited to fpecify their age and manner or living . . MARTIN ARER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No 19 Arundel ft Stnincl. net Tempi, Rar Vi NEREAL to krr. TonlitAit DEAR SIR, 1 anion. IT is with the m oll Iteatt.reit fatisfaßion that I ad drcfs you en the encamp irable excellence of yo u r invaluable metiseme—LLAa..'s, PA lEN F PILLS. Lt the ftwi• got tuts year I had the misfortune mamma a Venereal o••isiplaint, at tended with tee molt alarming and duigeruns lyaytoms ; in fie much Mx' I have been confined to my room for a whole welt together, ILA able to ft r out of rt t I had no rent night s or, day, and (offered the molt exereelatisig pain and tssemetst, and what was air vosefe.my eyes grew west and inn, fo that I could Pearce difcens•any s.bjetft, if ever fo chile to me, mid espemed nothing lets 'lwo the total bit. of my fight. From a Rout, healthy, And rather edr2ulent limn ( f heat:Tic a Mere Outlaw, and •sn ehjedt t•f rity and c imps& My friends had all glvels me oast:, and thought my recovery impoillble. In this dreadful Rate, end es peatog every minute to he my laft in this world. I was fortu nately recommended by a neighbour to try your hirdicht• a, but having tried all med.cai aid to no raurpufe, end been at •n crow nlOnil expense, it WAS tore dratted' re I could' be prevailed nn to take them; at left I feet ter fix boxes, and hefure I nest taSeu them all, I Mona coofiderable beti , :fit ; my pains gradtallp 'reared, a,ii toy eye fo;ht grew hotter, and vi the gr at fs.rprixe and aftonilliment of all my friends, (ate r taking (bre.. holes more), my health and Rrength warn p•-rfeetly rettoreei, and I sox now. (th.mlti to toy Goo and your invaluable Ueda:mei), as veil and betrty Si ever I was its me life. tour obliged humble , eriant, Eligitaftreet, Birmingham, Ni•v• t, t 799. R. L. 1.F.1 ,• H• I he shoed Is . xiseltly reeommendesl to all p• r.ons that are in anydouhr ot heir heir.,; emit ely ate 01 ever v V. , ere,' Atte-efts:D. particulars+ to tima: about altssing their cood••i• in life, as it will err:tinily eratlic.n . c every coot of that na*.vr •. of however lone Ilansuis g, or however difvoic,lun•ier toe imp,: •ra c. of other atforste:s it :nay he hessrbutic. asol s •,- tanenus Comptats to it is s'.C.irceassaimended to be cairn, in tflo Sales, S•1••••-ier, nod tail. • l'repaNd aol fold by T!.e i••iv l'ropect .r. • if 011.1.3 TArroa, Member of the Corporation of Snrgetni., I o•;•..1.1:, et hut haste, No. 9 New bridge-ltreet. where he will .the • :vire, wrhnir a Fee, to Verfient talurgth, G Pd.s, and U , . 4 . 4...,• Cr PA , ICI•t4 tees. tf poll pais% on th,. fame ter; I, ,11, s i n al e.o,c molt invinlahleeerreey, no Perf•m'a name are Insv.n?, been mentioned, but a- the ir own pa:n[ll4r regueil, by the Proprrtisr, during the eon r...4th a 35 years, that he has had the enu dcct of an catenfist:: foe a tin. above incdieiue and the presto::: ariling therefrom They are allo I , sld by kis apoolnlment, at the Perfumer's 35, St. Alnates-Bret, ; Mr. Ku ••ettla. , 's Thy Na. los. Oxforsl-fercet ; Mr. fite7l's. No. 5, Itiosin.row, Little Tower-h II ; and by one Potion in evi o•llllderah'e I‘ , ‘EtT In England, In Boss of only 16.9.1. each, fealed up, with full acid plain d•redllotia. I.ONDON : Print( d and Publithed by LEVEL KtIN r Ca¢- terbury•pl>tcc, t.w•tbcth), at the Si AR Omer:, No. t, Can .y. ftreets Publithedalfo at the ht.tv. Of Ica, Temple-Bar.