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4~' • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFIrt• ETPTIMITR 5. BREVET. From i t LOP(DON G nz p.TTE, stplaber S. Colonel NVilliatri H.nryCbnt.m• We.. Ift Foot Guards, to be Itriga.lier-General in the IA rd of Madeira. The unclermentiored Officers, late of the Irifh Brigade. now of the Regiment of Dillon, to take Rani: at follows: • Crier -I FAlwaril Pi::: n, to be Colonel in the Army....Com rriftion dated january t, tgot. • ' Lieut , Tant-Colonel Franeia Di:lon, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in tb" Army —Can:mil:inn dated January T. 1801. Iwttjnr Walla rn Doran to b.: Ca?taie in the Army —Commiffloc dated Oetobcr I, I'o4. HOSPITAL STAFF. iforpital Mate Robe;tiiarri ;, to be Affiflant Sotr,eon to the Depot in thy Ifle of Wi g ht. To he Barrack-Mailers in Great Britain. - • George John(lon, Ffq. late Lieutenant-Colonel in the 28th Foot, vice Mawba., dreaded. Witiam Suckiing, Ersi. late Lieutenant-Colonel in the 5d Dra goon Guards, vice Jones deemfad. eft Regiment of Life Guards—Major Terznee O'Brien O'Logblin, treat the t 4th I.i:tht Dragoons, to be Second Ma im., vice Gambier, who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet John B. Oliver to he Lieu t•nant, by rurclusk, vice Harrifon, who r:tircs i William Henry Wright, Gem. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Oliver. t tth Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, without purelare—Cornets Michael Chil ders ; P. Grorge Lewis; John Grantham; Hairy Francis Menial; Stephen Pitt. To be Cornets-10feet. dnu .4 t C _ __vr..e_ Sparks , _en__ late Lieutenant of t e Ancient Britifh feneible., vice Childers; Thomas Jenkios, Gent. Mee Lewis; Adjutant Robert Byer, from the Hall.pay of the late Hampkire Pencil+. Cav a lry, vice Grantham; Thomas Napier, Gent. vice Mellilb ; Patrick Cranked. Gent. vice Pitt. 25th Ditto--Captain joreph Muter to be Major, by purchare, mice trhy, who retires; 'Lieutenant George Lawrence to be Captain, vice Muter; Cornet William Mansfield Morrifon to be Lienter.ant, vice Lawrence. tyth Dalton, Gait. to be Cornet, without pur chafe, vice Hyde, who refit'''. *7th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Miller, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant. without pateharr ; Cornet George Lang to be Lieutenant, without purebee, vice Carey promoted in the 27th light Dragoons; f :Ago De Lancer Barclay, from the 4111 Foot, to be Cornet, vice Lang. 2311 Ditto—Captain Chriftopher Myers. from the '4oth Foot, torte Captain-Lieutenant, vice Patrickfon. who exchanges. Seth Dints—Lieutenant Hugh Henry to be Captain, by pur dah, vice Remit. promoted; Cornet John Waring, from the 25th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet; by purcbafe, vice Ruthven, removed to the zotli Light Dragoons. Ditto—Arthur Jacob Mikan, Gent. to be Cornet, by porchak, vice Beverley, removed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. 4 Troop of Dragoons to rave in the Wand of Minorea—Lieu tenant Goettili Mildney, from Colonel Broderiek's Regiment, to be Lieutenant. 4th Regiment of Foot—Enfign Winless H. Mae-into& to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Gawky, who retires. 6th Ditto—Adjutant Wiltiatn Clarke to be Infign, without perebak, vim Beastamt, promoted in the 36th Foot. • 9th Ditto--Enfign Fronds Holmes to be Lieutenant, by put chafe, vice Seurat, promoted; Adjutant Thomas More. user to be &dip, without purchafe, vice Haficham, pro moted In the *6th Foot. 26th Ditto--Captain•Lieutenan2 WBWm Vandejeur to be Captain, without purcbak ; Lieutenant Richard Euitam to be Captala.without prelude; Lieutenant William Loftie to be Captalo-Lkutenants vice Vandeleur. 'D be Lientenapts without purchafe--Enfigns William W. Stott. vice Rothe* ; Samuel Wood, vice Leek; Henry Wyre ; George Haileham, from the 9th Foot. To be Enfigns--William CaNdy, Gent. vice Wife; Douglas, Gent. vice Wood. oath Ditto— Geddes, Gent. to be Entlr, without pur- Chafe, vice illonser, promoted in the 31ft Foot. "pth Ditto--Lieutenant John Dewar, from the Breadalbane Peneiblez. to be Eulign, without prelude, vice Maddox, promoted. - gs R Ditto--Esalign Cheeks Biomer, from the aotb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vine Mahoney, deeafed. gall Dino—Lieutenant John Haverbeld to be Adjutant, vice Wright, sprit. ted Enfign In the 46th Foot. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant Pisilip De Carteret to be Captain, by purchafe, eke Murray, promotedin the 4th Foot. both Ditto...Captain-Lieutenant Clarillopher Clarges Patrick fon, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Captato, vice Myers, wire exchanges. 46th Regiment of Foot. Te be Captains, without purchafe—Captain-Lieutenartts George Make Septinsus Thorne ; Lieutenants Noblet John- non; William O 'Brien To be Captain-Lieutenants—.Lientenants Jamea Calder, vice Blake; A. rk.uglas, vice Thorne. To be Lieutenant:, ' without purchafe—Enßgns William Gil kfpie, vice Johntton ; Henry Fitzgerald, vice O'Brien; Ro bert Hawthorne. vice Calder; Thomas hiogennis, vice Don _ _ Cist; Thomas Wadman • Di ll on Hughes; George Maclean; harles C. Webb; Nicholas Sorel!, from the 35th Font. To be Enfigns—Adjutants William Nairne, vice Gillefpi;; Cbriftophcr Fels, vice Fitzgerald; Daniel Wright, from the 32d Foot, vice Hawthorne; James Peter Fitzgerald, Gent. vice Magennis; Lieutenant Joleph Hare, from the Cam bridgeßtire Militia, vice Wadsnan; Enflgn Thomas Bringloe Edwards, from the Cheibire Militia, vice Hughes; James La Roche, Gent. vice Maclean; Sir John Murray, Bast. vice Webla ggtb Ditto—Enfign Ormond, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzgerald, deceated ; Frederick Heriot, Gran. to be Enfign, vice Oimood. yyth Ditto—.F.nfign Julius Dolinage to be Lieutenant, without purc7.afe, vice Worm°ld, who refigns. 6ad Ditto—Lnfign Willattt lik,or to be Lieutenant, without purehafe. , 69th Ditto—Thomas Belt, Gent. to be En...3p, without pur chafe, .ice Sheri:, promoted. yg,d Ditto—brevet Lirutenant-Colocel the Hon. George St. John, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, rice Lieutenant-General Macleod, deecafed. Brevet William Cockburn, to be Major, vice St. John. Ilitto--Captain John Mackenzie to be Major, by pur- chafe, vice Skelly, who retires. 9111. Ditto—Major Air:ander Lorcine, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice King, arpoiored to the command of a Corps of Inhntry; Enfign D.Truter to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice Archibald Campbell, promoted in Colonel King's Corps ; Enfign David I lay to he Lieutenant, without purchafc, vice Stuart, removed to Colonel King.* Corps. To be Ellie% v•ithoat Purehate—Ciptain-Lieutenant Dun can Mae'arca, from the Rcay Pend v Tenter; Hatt Trawls Arbuthnot, vice flay; Arubald Campbell, Gcni. . . - Iste of the Breadalb.ine Fnrrtar. . ft We-fl TOM Jilin Ii .iire, front th;;Ast-rsv ~r the jd W.il biota Rrginicnt, in be Et;fign, do lieywarth , wbn is fuperfeilo.l, bong uhfcnt without lea% e. 7th Weft-India Peniment—French Gray, (hot. to be Enfirn, vlcc B L okr, who is ruperfAcsi, bv:o - 6 abfcrit wilhout leavv. Sth Ditto—Samuel Greer, Gent. to be F Mien, vice Cochrane. who is huperfaleti, hcing ahfcnt without Icavc. th r;tte--Serjcant Jreques 'Joyce, from the 69th Vlbot. to IN En Lim, v . :cc Dui n, who is Cupericcied, bring abfent with- nut leave. A Corps of Font —f .1(11t(111111 r King. from tht tft Foot, to be I iefttenam-Colond.Cnrnman,la,,s. Captair Dou.tklCamplull, from the 711! root, mbeMonf, To be Captains--:.icutenants Chrifti.m, from the 47th Foot ; jams Andrea' Dich, tram thc ith Fig,t ; Ar chibald Campbell, from th,. 7! ft Foot; y, the aoth Fent; Gordwin P,rc , 11. 17V' I 7,i 1 . . .0! : John C.unph , ll, tr,.m the 911 Fo t ; from the ;ift loot; Jams (tofu the Foot. 0 ,pt it Foot; En n George h a ... '... ......' (1 "."-- I.owb3, Lowing . it e t To be Fnfigna--Enfigns Stephen DArcey Kelly, from the hag gis), of the late aft Regiment of the Milt Brigade; Henry M' Dermot, from the half-pay.of the late 3d Regiment of the Iries Brigade; James M'Crohan, from the half-pay of the la•e 6th Regiment of the bilk Brigade; John Calder, front Ditto; John Burcham, from the half-pay of Captain Kingi tnn's Levy; Quarter -Matter William Appletou, from the half-pay of the 3d Weft India Regiment. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant Duncan Stewart. To be Qu arter -Mafter—James Wilkie, Gtnt. Royal Waggon Train—Thomas Pardoe, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Browne, appointed to the a ith Light Dragoon.. Hemyock Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. iohn Nott, Efq. to he Captain. • ohn Pools, Gent. to be Lieutenant. 11c of Shcppey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Bryan Bentham to be Captain, vice Burger., de eenfed. Cornet William Burgefs to be Lieutenant, vice Bentham. Theinas Onglcy, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Burst's. Roborough Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, and 13uckland Nlonachnrum Volunteers. Jonathan Elford, jun. Efq. to be Major. Sufreg Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. George Lyon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, who rtdgns.. Sir William Aiiihumbam to be Cornet. Upper Ottery Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Tucker, Erg, to be Captain. Warwickiltire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet John Bouithee tube Lieutenant. vice C rimer, promoted. Royal Aberdeen Volunteers. Ckorgc lior . arth. Ger+ to be Second Lieutenant, vke Aiwa der Smith, who refigns Applednre Volunteers. Serrind Lieutenant Jamcs Hopkim Hogg to be Fire. Lieutenant, vice Alford, who rdign.. Turdrcw, C.nt. to be Second Lieutenant, vitt Hogg. retnn Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Lsnjansio Mae to be I ir a Lieutenant, vice Phillips, who reigns. Hovey Tracey Volunteers. _ _ _ Enfjgi George Harm to be Captain, vice Cram!, who refigns. Li illlam Burd, Gent •v be Lieutenant, vice Steer, di:reared. John Sitterly, Gent. to be Enfign vice Harris. litidgLn,l Volunteers. Owen Howells, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Burnell, promoted. Tbomm, Gent. to be Ditto, vice . Williams, promoted, Edward Bowen, Gent. to he Ditto. 2cl North Devon Volunteers. John keen Fortelcue, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com mandant. Dunce Volunteers. George Patdfon, Gent. to be Enfign. Royal Highland Regiment of Edinburgh Vo- lunteers. Captain-lJentenant Norman Lockhart to be Captain, vice deerafed. i.ieutenata Robon Gordon to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Lockhart. Eofign Janes Laidlaw to be Lit %natant, 'lce Cordon. Volunteer John Reid to be Enfign, Wee Laldiom. ad Battalion of the ad Regiment of Royal Edin burgh Volunteers. - - - - - - - - Lieutenant Robert MMr to,* Captain, vice Cunningham, who NAP& Adjutant Charks Cwiningham to be Captain-Lietttenant. Enfign Andrew Duncan to be I.fiuterant, vice Moir. Enlign William Douglas to be Ditto, vice Saundmion, who refign‘ Charles Hay, Cent. to be Enfign, vice Duncan. Patrick Saunderfon, Gent. to be Paymaßer. James R Im-ford, Gent. to be %artcr-Mafter, vice Moir, who raps. Exeter Volunteers. Second Lieutenant ifaac Rofe Dale to be Firtt Lientenant, vice Radford, promoted. john Geare. Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Dale. James Madgwick Wilcocka, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Boucher, who repel. Eaminlier and Kenn Volunteers. Samuel Goodrich, Gent. to be Ends% 'rice Popham, promoted. Fochabers Volunteers. Charles Todd, Gent, to be Entign. Glenelg Volunteers. Alexander Macleod, Gent. to be Enka, vice Murchifon, who refigns. ~~~ Inverbervie Volunteers. Firit Lieutenant George Hudfon to be Captain-Commandant, vice Stratton, who refigns. Second Lieutenant Thomas Guthrie to be Fitt Lieutenant, vice Hudfon. Jofepb Stewart, Germ to be Second Ditto, vice Guthrie. Kingliserfwell and Ipplepen Volunteers. Thomas BrO%Vre, Gent. to be Lieutenant of Cavalry. Henry Brow re, °COL to be Cornet. Thomas Gardner, Gent to be Qiiarter-Malter. Jeffery Lang, Gent to be Surgeon. Loyal Liverpool Volunteers. Rkbard Forftcr, Gent. to be Surgeon. Philp Kcwby, Gent. to be Q&Aarter-hlafter. Mearnfhire Volunteers. Second Lieutenant James Brown to he Pirft Lieutenant, vice Blair, removed to the &h North &kith MMus; Peter Chrif tian, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown. Loyal Nottingham Volunteers. Serjeant John Clayton to be gouter-Mager, vice Janes, who religns. Loyal Ormiltirk Volunteers. _ . Captain John Mawdiley to be Major. vice Hill, who reigns ; Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Bratu'reth to be Captain, vire Mavtdfle7 ; Lieutenant James Robinfoo to be ditto, vice Bootie, who refigns; Lieutenant Thomas Piumbe to be Cap tsin-I tentenant, vice Brandreth. To be Una:nuts—Ea* Stephen Walmefley. via Rosin. fon ; Enfign Thom eClarke, vice Pilanbc Hcnry Gent. vice Monk, who reigns. To be hnfigns—John Mooreraft, Gent. vice Walmelley Thomas Mame, Gent. vice Boyer, who reigns; Hugh Owen, Gent. vice Chrke. To be Quarter-Mailer--John Parker, Gertz Orrery Volunteers. Waiter ?Amain. Gcnt. to be Enfign, vice Warren, proinottaL Perth Volunteers.—Longforgan Company. George Alexander, Gana° be Second Lieutenant, vice Pater fon, who reigns. Pcrthfhire Brigade, t ft, or Stormont Battalion. James Johnstone, Gent. to be Surceon. Loyal Perth Yorrellers. , _ . _ Second Lieutenant John M.lnlay, to be Fit* Lk-utmost, vice Buchanan, who et figns. . _ _ Plymouth Arti fi cers. , Joh° Scobelljun. Gent. to be Lkutetuatt, vice Bradawl, who refignt. :Plymptnn St. Mary Volunteers. nrit Lleutcoact George Couch to be Captain, vice Symons who rel.gr.s. _ Spreyton Volunteers. Sccoo4 I.lcutrnait John Battftlia, to be Firft Licatenantaiee BQttahtll. who refignc; Chriftophcr Appleftoac, (tent. to be G cot id Licutrnant,viceDattilit,ll. titrathbogie Battalion of Volunteers. fame Brudie, Ef 9 robe Mapr•Cemmandaat. lavillnck Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Poiten Qlanytfie to be Firft Lirotvimt ; &em! Liztit.Tart Radfordjes. to be Ae;utazu. 11e.tr Gifford Volunteers. . Wiliam eat , Gent. to be Enfign, rice Jewer. pronto' A. A aloato Ifascs, t;uit. to be Enfigo, Nice Ecinftehd, promoted. Manout•Dum. Lirater ant William Tydct, of the 19th Regboont of Foot. is bcitt4 abfcat without lean. Llitilioteibefia the Karla - Regaled - a Divots ind 1 Cornwall Miners, fignud by the Lord Warden of the Stannariec. Edmund John Clynn, Ffq. to be Ftrft Major, vice Lawrence, fuperfeded. Dated July 35, 'Sot. Capt dm Richard Hicheus to be Second Major, vice Tyrivhltt, refigred. Dated July 26, aut. Lieutenant John Batt to be Captain, vice Milan, pro noised. aired as above. Thomas Lovell Bell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Woodis, de- cured. Dated as above. Enfigo Francis Munro to be Licutciant, Tice Batt, promoted. Dated as above. BANKRCIFTS. John Wilkinfon, of Bridlington, Yorkfhire, merchant, to for. render Sept. 13, at three, Sept. 24, at eleven, and Cacho' 17, at three, at the White Horfe, in Coppergate, York. Attorney, Mr. D. Taylor, Bridlington. • John To:Mtly, of Miltley, Elie:, corn-merchant, Sept- 23, 24i and Odtober t 7, at eleven, at to Thorn Inn, Mittley. Attor ney, Mr. J. Ambrofe, Miftle.y. Thomas Eccles, of Watling.itreet, London, wholefale linen draptr, Sept. 22, at one, Sept. a 6, and Odtober 17, at twelve, at GuiltilialL Attorney, Mr. Johnfon, HolSorn. Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, calleo-manufadtiner, Sept. t 1, at four, Sept. 12, at eleven, and Oetobez 6, at fix, at the King's-Arras Tavern, Derby. Attornies„ Mr. Forbes, Ely- Place, London ; or Mr. Woolley. Matlock, Derbyfhire. Wiliiam Woolgar, late of the Minorits, London, brazier, Sept. 18, at fix, Sept. ti, and Gautier 17, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Ntnd, Prrfeott-ftreet, Goodman's-Fields. DIVIDENDS. 061ober 3. Daniel Burg:, ofida.beY,Leicelterfhire, victualler, at twelve, at the Saracen's-Heed, Lciceiter. Sept. 30. Jofeph Selby, of Notraingbam, holler, at eleven, at the Punch-Bowl, Nottingham. Sept. 28. John Hawkins, of Leicelter, currier, at three, at the Three Crares, Leteefter. October 3. William Grecnall, of Hardihaw within Windle, Laticafhlre, dialer, act n, at the Leis of Man Inn, Prefect. Odotirr 6. William Mercer, of Tunbridge, Kent, tunics, at ten, at Guildhall, London. October 1. John Hadfield, of Sheffield, grocer, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Sept : 29. FLory (deer., of Exeter, tobaeconilt, at eleven, at the biotic Tavern, 1.0-ter. 041ober t. Ambrn(e Larkwortky, of Holy Trinity, Exeter, fuller, at eleven. at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Oaoln r t. John Yate, Thomas Spencer Dunn Samuel Hilton Parker, and llamas Yate, of Liv e rpool , mar. ' hantt, at eleven at the Star and Garter Tavern, LiverpooL Sept. 19. John Pie, late of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Dec. s. George Cowan, late of Great Ormond-ttreet,Middlefct, merckant, at ten, at Guildh.alL BIRTHS. At Tußotr, on the 23d alt. the Lady of Colonel Monro, of the Caithnefs Legion, of a daughter. At Milford, t►e Lady of George Afaucfell, Efq. Coßedew of Limerick, of a fon. MARIU ED. On Tburfday, Auguft 27, Edmund Bacon, Efq. eldelt fon of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart. to Mifs Bacon, daughter of Oath wood Bacon, Efq. of Ottey St. Mary. Thurfday re'nnight, at ileamham, Yorkihire, the Rev. James Drake, A. M. to Mifs Caroline Afsketon, third daughter of the late Rev. Rd. Afahetoh. D. D. Warden of Manchcfter. DIED. On the tyth ult. Mr. W. Taylor, late mafter of Abe brig Ad venture, belonging to Hull. He fell fuldenly down upon deck while going up the river Thames, ana inftantty expired. On the 27th ult. aged 32, Mr. James Barwick, blackfmlth and farrier in York, and one of the oomcson COIMCii2I2OI for Micklegate Ward. On the 24th ult. John Aka:ander, M. D. of Halifax. On the 12th oh. at Doemlter, a child of Mr. Ciunpben, matte-Lin, aged c years; or. the istk,awatisee aged 3 years, and on the tfith, a third aged fete and a balf—an awful inftance of mortality in fo than a 171:v of time. At Sheffield, fudderly. on the 19th alt. Samuel Verner, Efq. formerly Secretary to the Board of Diatoms in A merica,aged 73. On the 2 th ult. aged sis. John Flowers, of Tickenove, near Stamford: he had been upwards of =years clerk of that parith, and to the day of his death could read the fmalleit print without fpe.ftaf In Athlone, Thomas Wood. EA. In Ennis. Saumares Dubard‘n, Efq. Surgeon to the Royai Lortyford In Newton Pery, Mat. Horan, Erg. merchant. Milk Harmon. a maiden lady. fitter to the late Luke Hoe man, Efq. of Aniline, county of Clare. At Liriwrick, fuddenly, While writing a letter, aged near 73 years, Mrs. liawkerworth, widow of the late Mr. Timothy Hawketworth, of Ennis. Suddenly. on his dims at Barbadoes, the yth of June laft, Sir Francis Ford, Bart. Lately, in the 66th year of his age, Edward ?fowling. of Relvedon. He was allowed to have been as well verfed in the art of Ringing. as any ;onion . in Beer. At his particular re queß, a peal was rung on the evening of his interment. Lately, aged upwards of 80, the Rev. Dr. Baldwin, of Aiding ham, near Illverßone. On the aBth ult. at Grcat Marlow, Berkadre, Mrt. Magden Gr Mid of Reyoulds Grignion, Efq. Lite of the King's road, Chclfea. 1 hurfday fa's:might, aged 75, the Rev. Robert Worgan, of Andover, Hants. On Sunday the 16th oh. at Rockdale, Mr. Richard Holt, attorney at law, and Clerk to the Jußiccs of the Peace for that On Wedneftlay the Toth alt. at Rivington, is Lanosibire, aged g 2, Mrs. Dorning, late of Balton. At Liverpool. after a very lhort illarf. , In hi■ Toth year, Pd• mond Butler, Efq. Cone dor of his 'Violent' Ramp duties for that diftriet. Mr. B. Finley. of Maryhorough. In Townfend- (Wet, Dublin, Mr. Thomas MlennetAirother to the late Mr. Alex. hrjenner. of Bray. SAturday Tennlght, In St. Jametes-flrect, Dublin, Amyas Griffith F.fq. His death was rather (widen, u he appeared ,n Bond health the preceding evening. Same day, Mrs. Oliver, wife of Capt. Thomas Oliver, of the fhip Mona, of lUverpooL TO-MORROW. Stun rifts I Sun fats I Moon fees 26 minutes after S 31 minutes after 6 0 minutia after 12 HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORROW Mornit•.g 13 minutes after Afternocc . 3S minutes after DISEASES .f the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily ba ecofulted Lratis, from 9 toy, at his houfe, No. I, Frftb next, So"o. London, In all cafes of Ohltruflions, &Hawes, (Deets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incootinaacy of Urine Filtula., Impotence, and debility in either Sea, icc. From ettenfive Pradlice in this department, to which he has con fines; him!, li 1 . .. r many year., he off. -s a method of cure, Fund, efficacious. and which prtri.nts a rrlapfe. Mr. DUFOUR. foie Proprietor of Dam's celebrated (me dic:red) Botr,iet, hi. uttioutrly In improved them, by divrft ing them ot the irritating eff-rt. of common Boogies, that they fucceed where ratiltic. and other violent mcms have tailed. For the Venereal I)ifeafe, Mr. 111,IFOUR Is in p011 . ..Ma0 of Daran's Remedies, In mild that th..v rtikk r confinement or rtfiraint in diet tinacetAiry. To (nal& him to attend patient• at thtir Glen houfca, hr has provided the afGßance of a Gentle-' man of the Faculty. Perkins In the country may be cured by flatly: their cafes in letters, poi, paid. loft pulditlied, price as. 6d. fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Tr -wife on the above Comp/tants, illuftratt . 4 with the various .uptunis and Cgr. Ihtwing the painful and danerroui el ks:, of Canal(' Dooms; an improves! no-thod . of treating go norrhea., &r. tie. Printed for J. C:InOW, Cr , * and H. I). Symonds, Pat ernoft.»-renv ; alfn to be had at Nl•clueca's, Fairer-CLarge, and at the AlLdtaia cmaacr lA*Mg6l ti, sar,i4l 4 lßOL Ito; TO BE SOLD . BY ALICTION,4Iy WILLIAM StAMAIt, At the King's Had, in tise Market-place, or Friday, th e tit g ' init at sr o'Clock, tfe indeetseationot Teffel , ; v.z. rVT '' - • - -• 11}I Good Hoy NEUTRALITET ; i n ex . reliant condition, being captured on her firit vny a , fails faft, and Nathan, well at any ady draught of watt, ar . d admadures 169 Tors: The Good Hoy VROWA RICA; burthens Wail at an re i draught of water, is well calculated for the Corn and CO Trades ' tad admeafures 96 Tons. The above yards arc Prises to his istajefty's &op of war Busy J. A. OMMANST, F.fq. Commander. Ado the good Hiking Dogger Wk.I.I.VAtING.Ptige to his Matefty's cutter Plattle, Heuav PAtFAI. Cftllllllirlihr. 111 in a good condition, well founll,and would make, at a v , y (ay expence, a handy read for the Quitting Tilde, an d nsesfures 93 TOOL For Inventories, and further Particulars, apply to M T .'S_. murl Paget, jun. at Yarmouth afordaid, any day pre tam ; the Sale. DROPSY. MR. LUXI4OO RE, of Southampton-building s ; Holborn, London, (Inc Surgccm at Uxbridge) 1 , . T ; leave to acquaint the Public., that he continue! to Patients in the different (pecks of this Diforder, both in 'low,. acid couvrritir. Set his Addrefs to liydropie Patients:l'll:r' Edition, with additional Cafes anneled.— = Sold by Murray =1 Highicy, No. 32, Flea-ft:vet. N. B. No Lrtters, uni,fs.poft paid, attended to. WHEN Profellional Men of education and re. fponfthility deviate from the general fyftem by the re. letting' of a peculiar Branch, the fansflion of long convinced Incest's is the beat criterion of fopenority. Eight yrirs have I devoted my pradtice to the exclufive trct. molt of THREE DISORDERS. and the Curt efshii ecfult of my plan givr% me additional ardour to °pro' , as lar as I able the ravages of Mors cdutpLaints which arc the moft i.npers. ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Furann.l formed a whit at an early period df Pradt.ce to recut Indy:Wu. als from the ignorance of unciducated Men, or the equally das. genic, precipitancy of gencr.:l Praditioncra. The TIMER DISORDERS, to the cure of which I has. voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether miring from the habit, of Schoolboys or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de. hogement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafto are the refitk of ignorance or Isaac in the treatment of a limpk Gotiori hea, and it not unfrequently has pens that the feeds of Life are poi(oned by the indLcresion 4 an unguarded hour. By a fuperier method fuch complaints am eerily cured, and even where others have failed, I truß that I may prefume to acre radical re.citiliiiihment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dißrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Mtn, ohs from Indulgence In a SOUTAR Y VICE, or the prevalent Gait. tics of a fafhionahle Life, acquire that fhte of Debility which is the unavoidable confequirnce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but ar e ( telly conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confolationivr hint to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or omen.- tainty with other Praditionera, the removal of theft; 11EFI-. CI ENCI ES by thegradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire+ meat of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraCtion of this languid Rate, and in th•fe caks no' reat difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ezifted a proper Per. feverance Is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring of Life, and to re-animate the Conilltution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have 1 rag been di r appoiutd in their expedations of a Family, niay be afiured. that in ist,„t initances fuels deka* arc curable by Muheal SkilL The SECRECY which is Co atonal to my andertgine, and the Q . nahhcazions which I have pr.:famed to Rate, :'orn Italia of my IretenEons, and in coMiLlence with ILK:, t hioin•l. natio° is given, that Mr IS- may he cwifwked pefm...nte (or by letteet incloling a (mall note) at his hunk, No. a 9, Arun del-itrect, Stand, near Temple-Har. There Ls an additional entrant* in Watcr•Rreet aitoinint, and the name is on ►oth the doors. M. R Maills , r of the Royal College nf Surgeons To T. TAYLOR, %WOO, NO. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, Lender', sic, Edinburgh, Nl.ay a, T!;00. IN the fpring of 1794 I was a faiaeti with a Vtneo real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for Eat months ; but was then obliged to apply toe regular Phylici who put a temporary Rop to the virulence of the direafe (lo inncurial applications) .or fome time ; but growing, In fplu. 0 f a:1 medicine and the advice of the fir it Gantt men oldie Factitt; here, work and work for two years, I was redcoat to a flea: almoit unparalleled and beyond dekription, being cnt ire len. ' and ulcerated from head to (wt....My head, throat, moot!, tide. legs, arms, dec. have been alternately in i:auz...r ..1 bezome ing arias ; in fhort, I have had from 10 to 30 edtmg ulcers .o. my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight —it would hr voluminous to particularize all my cafesfunicc it to fay, the* never WY. or ever will be, one of a more dmgernus, or of $ more complicated nature I was lung looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery , and indeed, In nay then condition, death was preferalic to my moo than mita-aide Rate. In this dreadful fituation diet !drag a mot mite:able exigence, till Divine r *cc threw iu nay weg a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyinouth—T7 trickle read it, I could fent and procured tom: of your LIAli ICS PA IrNe PILLS, which, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have lung been, (after inure than four years in deferibabk dlftrefe), in as .good a Rate of health as ever I en. I ;etygd ; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and it hop , s of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I reined you to puhldh this ; and you may at any time refer pinion'', who with to be CitiVfied of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or pinfon. As tee cake for Ladner* will ever equal mine, and none el eced it, I have from exnerit..ce every reafon to allure mankind, that ( your LEMKE'S Piersthey will find a turn, fpeedy,fair, and radical cure, for that winft dreadful Sage of the Venereal Dikafe, which is called—.t co to title L n euts..-1 am with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble (avant, "I • • Info:mountable family reafons prevent making my WOW and addrefspublic, but creditable Perron* really wanting isnot , maticm may alto be rimed tp tw: and my Friends by Mr.. J. Clark, itanday.Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TOOIdA Ter. LOS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his hour.. No. p, New Bridge-It:vet e where he will give 4' vice, without a fee, to perfons taking there Pills and will ao fwer patients letters, if poft paid, on the fame terns, °Were ing in all vales the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name cote having been mentioncd,but at their own particular requen. by the Propri.vtr, during the cootie of more than 35 year that he has had the concluding of an retentive tale of the above ntolieloe, add the pradice 'riling therefrom. They arc alto fold, by his Appointment. for the convenience of thofe living at a diftence. by Mr. Watfon, tooth-hridre. Edinburgh ; Mr. Met nmig. Printer, Glifgow, toy as an ate Mr. T. refers for his addr...fs ; at the Pertniners, NA. 15, m• Albaleo-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Robert:on s Toy-lhot No tCo. Oxfoni.ftreet t •Mr. Dithoneugh's ' No. 7, pills -Rrect-hill. Meetly appoilte the Monume at ; Mr.Stcere, BookklLe No. It Unimi-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Cantwell's, Dublin • and by one Perfun in every confidere.* tows ha Great-brit/1;11 rgi Ireland. in Roars of only at pd. each, ((sled up wills:dell and plain Dlrcdiow, whereby Perrone of tither hex may Cats the:Anklet% with cafe and le:creep LONDON Primed Fr Ot Proprimes by JOHN DANIE.I. (of Cart aby-ft•trt)a• the S FINO-01 No. i. Cary-ftrcct ; and publinard by LI. VhL 'LENT, Id Ca: - te7bAnsp.ace, Larnb , th), at No r, CnreT-ftrert, and at tl . t St r-Orac r, T , nrie-Etar tn which Office all rem ructr. cation* far tie Estrin ars rosuciisi solo sacireilat. •••••• 1 (;dicer (A--- Tht TH h man Towns Trrkti krad FL *No to Fam SArct N. a an the W I Perrot k, Addre (hrzt Si rii:ted, 'S Of Niinte I-, ztrlcn Pe' • *hat t"' rit „ ~ CII • • i• L ,'r' • '~.( , r lac E Savoy k OM t. rn.t: nt Mon r7!:111.0111 icy I,Aonti ut tntiont. r:tati un t'r Jinn n c. 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