Star. — London, England, 1802-06-14 00:00:00

From the LQNDON GAZETTE, 7..1:. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - His Majelly has been pleafed tO appoint the un dermentioned Officers (lithe EAR India Company's fmces, to take Rank by Brevet in his Majetly's army in the F.all Indus inly, as foll3ws: the Commitlions dated April 29, ISor. • 'Yu be . major-Gener.4.—coto:;cis William Cent, and Thomas Nicht.lli. To br Coloncl.-I.leutroasit-Colood John Orr. TO Ire Lieutalata-Colowtlo.—Majoi's Robert Tell, Tredway Clarke, Richard Howley, and Andrew Glare. To be Major ...C.aptains John Norrii, Thomas Hapi, Walter C.l.ennoa, Colin Mackenzie, George Hernyog, and Arthur Fong. IVAIVOTFICE, JUNE 12. yth Retina-In of Li - DragooeCorn et William Webb to be Li.iitenart, with out - purchafre. vice Pyrite, who retires. 16th Ditto—Comet .--- Dudley to be Adjutant, vice stone, who refigns. 37th Ditto—l .leuttnant George Darky, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pomhafe, vice Miller, removed to the 19th light Dragoons. Sikh Ditto—Lienttnant the Hentearable Charles Murray, from the ad Dragoons, to be Captain, by porthole, vice Dunkin, promoted io the 9th Foot. - aft Regiment of Foot Guards-4°bn Courtenay Honeywood, Gent. to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Cooke, promoted. 3d Regitacto 1 Foot—Fnfign Thomas l'ockett to be lieute nant, by porthole, vice Rigby. who retires. Bth Ditto—Enka John Graham Doegtas,froM the 9oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Cook, who retires. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant D. Vondepant to be Captain, by por thole, vice Maclean, who retires. loth Ditto—.Fnfign Frederick Corbin to be Lieutenant, by por thole, vice Stapleton, who retires. *4th Ditto—Captain Edward James O'Brien to be Major, by porthole, vice Earle, who retires; lieutenant Thomas H. J. Williams to be Captain, vita.O'Brien. 3cth Ditto—Enfign Thomas lift, from the 38th Foot, to be Enftgn, vice Hutton, who exchanges. 33d Ditto—Captain Tbeinus Mogen& from the 64th Foot, to be Captain, vice Curler, who exchanges. 34th Ditto-- Captain Heart ikobtrts, from the seth Foot, to be Captain, vier Adorns, who exchanges. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant James Maxwell to be Captain, by par chafe. vice Browne 9 who retires; En fi gn John Roberts to . . . be Lfetnenant, vice rvturwelL 31Ith Ditto.—Enfign Hugh Hutton, from the 3oth Foot, to be Ent*, vc:e 11 ft, who exchanges . 54th Dittli..-Captain Samuel Burwell Adams, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain, vice Roberts, who exchanges. 60th Ditto.—Captaln James Hall, from the Cape Regimen; to be Captain, vice Wright, who retires upon the half-pay of the Capt Regiment; Lieutenant Lewis Rumania, from Lowen- Vales late Levy, to be Lieutenant. 6lft Ditto—Daniel Geste, Gent, to be Enfign,by purchafc, vice Fain* promoted. 64th Ditto—Captain Cornelius Cuyle.r, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice Huggins , who exchanges. 68th Ditto — Lieutenant John Hanbury, front the tit Foot Guards, to he Captain, by purchafe, vice Po!fun ' who re tires; J. D. Hopwood, Gent, robe Eofign, by purchafe, vice Drought, arointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. yyth Di•to--Ficory Swallield, Gent. to be Enfrzo, by pnrchafe, vice Grant. promoted in the 74th Foot. tut Dino—John Harvey 011ney. Gent. to be Enlign, by pm chafe, vice :16aclachlan, who retires. 91ft. Ditto—Right Honourable Alexander Lord Saltoun to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted. 9th Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant George Monkland, from the sfa Foot, to be Calftain. by pureteafe, vice Crate% who retires. Queen's German Regirnent...Enfign Henry Otto Bayer, from the p9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pureLafe, viceL'Abbe; promoted. The Cape Regiment—A. G. Dasidfon, Gent. to be En4,- . n, by porthife. vice (:alder, who r, tires. Royal Gm-iron Batt.dion—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Vlgnrtus, from the Both Font , to be Lieutenant -Culonel, vice Frafr, appointed to the Command or a Corp& GARRISONS. Major the Honourable William Grey, of the t7tll Foot, to be Lieutenant-Governor of Chefter, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Gaon, &teak& Isfassourboss.--Corect Richard Rnberts, of the 22d Light Dragoons, is firperfeded. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Jobnfoo, of Highgate, Middkfex, eollar-maker. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. John Page. d i Duo&lk. moor Loot!, metr o to Ilitroxier the tsotit and nit bd. and sat! July. SFWESTRATIONS, &e. IN SCOTLAND, David Pewter, Chip-Duller in Greenock.--Creditnes to meet in John i'vl'lCechnic's, in Greenock, 15th June, twelve o'clock. to name an interim fador ; fame place and hour, Bth July. to ehule a make. Thomas Gunton, merchant in Clargow.—Creditors to meet in Black Bull Inn there, on 16th Jenc,..t two o'clock, to name an interim futior; fame place anti hour on 14th July, to eled a trutice. • Cniquhoun nicrevnt and flip-owner, at Leith.—Cre ditty% to meet in John's Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, on 16th June, at two o'clock, to name an interim &dor; Lime place and hour, 16th July, to eta a truilee. BANKRUPTS. A3lOll Avery, of New Brantford, Micidlefts, linen draper, dealer and chap:tun, to furrender June to, ao, and July 24, at ten, at Cuildball. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, Cale. ftrect, Falcon- fquare, London. Thomas Sharp, of Wahbamftow, Effete, ironmonger, coal-mer chant, dealer and Chapman, June to, 22, and July lc, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane. Thomas Whitaker, of Kighby, Yorkfhire, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, June 21, 22, and July a t, at eleven, at the De vonthire Arms, in Kiglaley. Attornies. Mars. Watfon and Deb Fare, Kighky. Thomas Cowlifilaw, of Afhborn, Derhythirt currier. dealer and chapman , June 16, at fix, June t 7, at nine, and July as, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Derby. Attornies, Mans. Goodwin, Anthem ; or Mars. !!arbor and Browne, N 0.1.12, Peter-1m- London. _ Frincis Alac bc,wran, now or late of Parfona-ltreet. Ratcliffe. Highway. Middle-fez, grocer, June 15, 22. and July 14, at oue, at Guildhall. Anemias, itlcffra. A. and J. Weftos, Venclurch-ttrect. Loudon. ThtUnas Smith, of Liverpool, woollen-draper, July 16, ry;and 24, at one, at the York Hotel, ia Liverpool Attorney, Mr. jortals WiUlamfao, Leigh.ftrert, Liverpool. Join Rubinfon, of Old Gravel-lane, St. George, Mlddlefer, eliteianongcr. dealer and ehapman, June 16, 29, ind July 24, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Burt, Torrington-fisett, or Goold-hplare, Crutehed-Friars. William Hardy, of Gloucefter, linen-draper, Jane 21, 22, and Jdy 24. at ten, at the Lower George Inn, Wettgat.:-Itr.et, Gloueefter. Attornies, Meas. Jenkins and James, New hut, London ; or Mr. Henry Wilton, jun. Glotteeller. Willlun White, (partner with John Jarvis) late of Southamp tun-Buildiup, MUldlefes,brandy-merchant, dealer and chap man, June I,s, 22, and July 24, at ten, at Gaiklhall. Attor ney, Mr. Jones, Satifbury-fquare, Fleet-Brett. Robert Prdton, of Liverpool, mercham, dealer and c bapman, Jut, so, to. and 24, at one, at ttew Tavern. Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. C. Clemente. Daniel Tyfon. at Tottan;tani, blidrildra. ruler, dealer and chaplain. June 11, at ten, Jane aB, at twelve, and July 24ip at tea, -t Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Janie, Waltham Abbey, Flex, or ha t 3, Clifford's-be. London. DIVIDENDS. i n ne 29. John Lupton, new or late of AlWA]leham, Yorhake dealer and .:hapmen, at ten. at the Crown and Mitre, Calle: June 29. Richard jackfon and John Hankie, of Oxford-Arm, re et i fi ces , brandy-merchants, dealers, thermal, and eopart men, at eleven, at Guildhall June a 6. Benjamin George, of Pore'e-Head-alley. London, needle, Ga r book, and Ding-tackle-manufaeturer. dealer end °impulse, at one, at Guildhall. J un e 19. john il4gity, of Ipfwich, Suffolk, grocer, at one, at Guildhall J u ne 19. Willem Darren, of Bridgewater-fquare, London, else% maker, dealer and theorems, at one, at Guildhall. June 26. John Shurnontle, of Canterbury, Kent, linen-draper, ..akr and chap:nen, at eleven, at Guildhall. ruff S. Robert Lattimore, now or late of Liverpool, linen-dra per, at eleven, at the linp•Pole Inn, Cheer. just 29. Robert Anadowne, of the Cliffe, near Lewes, Suffer, mercer, at eleven. at the Bear Inn, in the aide. . . June a 4. Samuel Newton, of /041160 er, torn-faelor, dealer and cherman, at eleven, at Cu Bridgewater Arms, iu Mane :setter. June sq. Jtnies Ing!ith Keighly, Pin Pergnfron and WllHant Annfiraua. of London, merchants and cup:tethers, at ten, at Guildhall. lose t 6. '1 kann• Shivers, late of Nictiol.“- Liao , Loudon:trier ' alum, at clevutom GgildltalL MARRIED. On Turiday the rich May, at KnareAro', Richard Terry, Erg. Banker, to Mifs MuUer, of Bitton Park, county of Teak. At Dublin, William Johnfon Alloway,Efq. to Mits photon, daughter of the Hon. Robert Johnfon, fonsth indict of his Maklty's frith Court of Common Pleas. rtiday fe'nnfght, at Ulington, Mr. T. 0. Stock, Holborn, to Mits Wilf at, elided daughter of John 'Wilton, Efq. oflflington. Tie 3tb Inl4 Mr. De I..utre, of dathbone-piste, to Mira Maurice, of New Ormond-drat. Lately, at St: Dunftan's in the Fad, David Jones, to Ann Robertfon. They had been old thiprnates on board la Seine frigate, on the Weft India Ration, during molt pan of the war ; where th: Lady, dreffed in men's clothes, bore a can (piteous port in the different :Mons which that frigate was fee cetsfully engage( lin with the enemy. She was always an at-, tendant upon th r lick and wounded in the furgeon's depart ment, and had w sited upon this man In his wounded date. An attachneent took place, which ended in their union. One of them is a native t tf Ireland, the other of Wales. ! • POLICE. Bosr-Srotur.—Saturday Daniel' Cuthbertfon, a letter carrier for the Borough dithiet, charged with taking a 201. Bank of England note out of a letter entrulled to his care, and David Rofs, clerk to a pawn broker in Weliminiter, as an acceffary after the fact, were committed for trial from the Office. GY PSI EL —This tale of wonder at length proves to be a grofb impofition, on the part of the girl, almoli in every refpeet, and the account given by the gypfey, of meeting her on Kennington corn mon, is true, the following circumftanccs hav ing tranfpired on Saturday laft :—The late over leers of the mins of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, at tended, and identified the girl, who, they Rated, had been received at their parilk by the pats pro duced, dated Plymouth, March $l, ifioa, and from the Examination annexed to it, the had re prefented herfelf to belong to Rotherhithe, by her father, who the Paid was dead, and called herfelf Elia. Mary Hibbius, in eonfequence of which the was received into their workhoufe ; but on enquiry refpeeting her fuppofed father, no fuch perfon could be heard of; they however did not like to turn her out, the concluding herfelf very proper. ly. This induced one of the Overfeers to give her leave to go out to work in the fields for her oa•n benefit ; on the 4th of May the went out, but never returned back. Andrew Dew, a Serjeant of marines belonging to the Plymouth divifion, Rated, that he well knew the girl, whom he believed to be the daughter.in law of John Killings, late a Serjeant in the laid divifion of marines; that he.remembered her in January latl at Stonehoufe barracks, near Ply mouth, felling apples and nuts for her mother ; that he ha I lately teen her father, who informed him the girl had abcconded from them loon after January, and, as be fuppoted, had gone to tome relations near Taunton, in Somerfetthire ; that he underflood the caufe of her going away was occa fioned by her diflike to Cling fruit in the ftreet ; he Laid, that her father-in law, about three weeks agn,obtained his ditch arge from General Bowater, and was, as he believed, gone with his wife to her friends at Taunton. In addition to the foregoing circumfiances, to eflabltfli the falfity of the girl's , itorm appeared, by 2 letter to Slr RICHARD FORD, form the Mayor of Plymouth, that every means had been taken to afcertain the truth of her being taken away by the gy plies, but that the whole was un founded, there being no fuchperfon as the &Scribed the was going to. The gy plies whole party the had been with were brought up from prifon and difcharged ; and, in order to make them tome amends for being con. fined, the confequence of their humanity towards the . girl, tome money was given them. The girl, during Amon the whole of the examination, teemed extremely unconcerned at being deteraed in fuck a complication of lies, and %%hen fira challenged by the overfeers, denied any knowledge of them. She wept a little on being placed at, the bar, and told the would be tent tc prifon, but afterwards re fumed her fiubbornnefs, and would not anwer a tingle quettion ; the was fent to the Houte of Cor reili on untither place of - legal fettlement can be afeer tained. She is very little, and plain in perfon, and cannot be above eleven or twelve years of age, though Ike lays the is feventeen. GUILDHALL. —con Saturday a man of the name of Morris underwent an examination, charged with breaking a window on Friday evening, in lane, and exciting a riot. He was further charged upon the oaths of James Coleman and others, with violently afFanhing, and drawing a knife on the raid James Coleman, a conftable, in the execu tion of his duty. He was committed to the New Compter, to ant - wet the complaints at the editing Seflions. BIRTH. On Thorlday haft, at Tapiow, Burls, the Lady of Rear-Ad• miral Sir Charles Henry Knowles, Bart. of a fan and heir. DIF1). I.aft week, at I Os houfe on Mount Pleafant. Swantea. greatly lamented by Lis 1 limas and acquaintance, Mr. David Williams, On the 17th of July laft, at Berhampore, in the Eaft Indies, 'Major General Et Ivrard Rawftorae, Commandant of the Ben gal Native Infantr y. On the 13th Aitril, at St. Peteriburgh, after a lingering ill nets, Mr.. Elimbet.ll Meybohm, wife to James Meybohnt,Efq. of that place. At Ft.nis, Mrs.l irampton, wife of Wrn. Brampton, IN+ On*the 31ft nit. very fuddenly, the Rev. Charles Hare, Pre bendary of Car= Me, in the county of Antrim, Redtor of Ten daree, in the count y of Clare, and brother to James Hare, Efq. M. P. fur Knarcfb orough, Yorkthire. On the ad init. it Mord= Hall, !furry, Lady Burnett, wife of Sir Robert Burr ett. On the 29th wit. Mr. W. Chapinandateof Kenningtomiane, aged L. At &Ain*. the* ith alt. Mr. Helen Napier, of Craigannet, redid of the ice Joh, I Format:. of Brans Ersk VA 88. LOTS. L The Lands of UNISI-I, as prefentlyparefed by Major Macleod. - - The valued rent of thi• lot Is 571. ssa &I. ~cots. IL The Lands of Upper and Lower HALDISTRA GE.Ut.Ir - • PANSTAAIHEN - ifland of CLEAT - - Valuation is 1391. 35.9 d. 111. The Lauds of HAI .I.IN - - - ' TRIEN and RISACHAN - GILLEN and SCOWL, with the liland of ASCRIP .. - FASA CH - - Mill of W.ITERNISH - Valu..rion is wad. ss. 3d. IV. The Lands of GRISHERNISH - - CCISHE. 3 :I'ER - - A large Track of HILLY PASTURE, as by laid Plan and Meafurement - _ _ - - Valuation is t t a 6s. &L V. The Lands of BAY and CAINLOCH - - With three large Tracks of HLLY PASTURE, as per Laid Plan Valuation is 371.25. tOd.l-122b. AWD, VI. The Minds of ISAY and MINGAY - Valuation is 761. 155.7 d. 4-tath. ELIGIBLE BUILDING GROUND, READING , . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES, Io Sundry Latir-On Thurfday the aits, o' June, at throe &cluck, at the Bier Inn, R. adiug, Lo EVERAL PLOTS of FREEHOLD BUILD IN(. GROUND, near Coley Park, lie South-fide of Came ftreer, Reading. Compri(ng .. depth of 70 Yards front the Bath Road, on a remarkable dry and healthy Gil, admirably adapted for build ing, and prefenting an accommodation long fought for with avidity. The fituation of there premifes is eminently difUnguilhed for its fuperior beauty and fingular advantages, a moft attradivc and dcfirable fpot, embracing views of peculiar tichnefs and ea tenfive variety. Two thirds of the Purchafe-money may re matri on mortgage. To be viewed any day previous to the fale. Particulars are preparing and will be delivered in due time, by Mr. Hawke', Apprised . , Reading, and Mr. Wm. Barron, N0.79, Strand. WiiEN Nature is unable to remove feorbutie, ferofulout, nervous, and other chemical diforders, ari fing from furfciu, morbid obftruCtions, and impurities of the blood and juices, the patient will often be aftildted with one or more of the following fymptoms, viz. indigeltion of food, pain fanning, or oppreffion of wind in the ftomach or bowels, in ward weaknefs, coldncfs, numbners, wearinefs, or finggifh action in the powers of motion, fwimming in the head, dim clefs of fight, lownds of fpirits, itupidity, forgetfulnefs. and, on the leaft hurry or furprife, the whole frame is agitated, and the mind confided, frequent beating of the heart, trembling of the limbs, difturbed and unrefrefhing fleepatching eruptions, and glandular tumours, wafting of the fielh, difficulty of breath frg, cough, bleeding at the nofe, and (pitting of blood, a pale or fallow oomph:ion, with convulfive, hyfteric, and various other forts of fits; there, with a train of other fymptoma, fuch as cold chills, and flufhing heats, 11.:kneft. irregular appetite, pains of the head, fide, back, and joiots. o hi ti often thift from A wl. one place to another, are algieft inftantly qu iled,• W the mute rammed, with the preatefreak us." fafety, by t o , t a bottle of Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DRO i'S, . are in doled in plain diredioes, and fold by Tent, Royal Exclaims ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn, oppofite Gray's Inn, Loudon; bul.l gi a and Sheppard, Briftol; Lynch and &aloes, druggias, Dias-' choler; !town, pringer, Newcailla-upon-Tyne ; Bacon, Ste- union, and Co. Norw i ch; Marthail, Lynn; Downes and Both,' Yarmoui; Barolby, Ipfwice ; Kymer, Colchefter; Stones, Ch 'milord; and moll other Venders of Patent Medicines in Great Brit tin, at ss. the bottle (duty included); and May be had at No. 4, Little Tower-ltreet, where all orders, whoftfale and r.:tail, are duly attended to. Alto may be had, u above,his MEZEREON PILLS, fated up in plain direetions, price ss.stl. the hos, containing 42 til'a, which eradicate every itagevof a certain difeafe, with the u.- molt looney, requiring no reltrsiut in dics,or bufinefs, opemt. I lug and performing the cure in a more perk.% and pleafattt' manner than four times the quantity of any other Pills whatever SALE OF LANDS IN INVERNESSNDLE. • To be SOLD by Pub& Rasp, wbbiotlie Royal Exchange Coffeehonfe , Edinburgh, 011 Churfday the i.th day of Jul : , a 1.,: between the bolas of Five and Six in the Afternoon, VIE valuable Lands and Eliate of WATERNISH, which belonged to the late Ja mes Shaw, Erg, of &harrow'', lying within the Wand of Sky and Mir, r i Inverr.efs, either in who!e, or in the lots afterntentionl.i, trla a, front a late Plan and Minfureniart of the Barmy of Watcruifh, wade out by Mr. Chapman, Land Surveyor, t.unlift to:- lowing number of Acres of Arable and Pafture Ground, viz.— Arabic Land. A. K. it. 1 60 1 11 265 0 1! 147 2 33 6o a 26 219 0 36 3 33 'is t 0 99 it 31 233 I 24 131 3 22 GoodPaaure. A. R. 7. so o i 6 4 0 5 2 33 G 6 2 18 42 . 3 2 137 0 0 10 2 25 214 1 5 46 * 9 36 2 37 billy Pafture. As as Y. ( . ;85 7. '9 449 0 7 t 26 3 S 82 i2B 698 i io 141 1 23 9.19 0 3 Total glcrt... A.. /4. e. 2940 0 38 it 77 I 33 1295 o 670 3 4 663 1 Si: 368 2 2& 26.,.> 1064 1 0 i 69 3 3o 1301 o 3 srt 3 It I Ill>4 l i 3200 ; iv 130 y 1 27 1064 1 • 2 .597 23S 2301 023 1301 0 13 Total, 11820 t 33 1 13to 315 1111 , 1 l a 9 1 15131, 137 The whole of the above Lots are bounded by the Sea, and have fevcral contmodions Harbours aad Mating Stations, ex tremely well calculated for carrying on Trade, particularly of Cod and Ling, with which, and all ocher forts of FA; the CNeft abounds. On the lbores all along there is plenty of Sea Ware, from which large quantities of valuable Kelp can be manufasrtare,t at a moderate expence. The Iflands of.ifay and Min; ay alos.e have, for feverdi years hack, produced annually from 20 to ZS tons of excellent Kelp, and are well known as one of the belt Stations for Cod and Lilly: tithing on the Weft Cualt. • The Lands, which are within a few miles of the Polt Town of Dunvegan, are of an excellent quality, and contain abnnd-r•.ce of Lbueftone and Marie, and the Pafture and Hiay Ground are admirably adapted for Sheep Farms On Lot 141:4,;.11,-,t: is a good Manfion Houfe, built within their Three Years, which can be completely linithed at a moderate capeuce, and th..r.: is alfo a good Store Houfe and neceffary accommodation nn Lot Sixth. The Property, with the exception of Two or Three Farms, is all out of Leafe, and the current Leafes will expire in a few Years. The preftnt Rental is of courfc very moderate, and, exclufive of the fulaiiitinL Leafs, will immediately yield a ton- ILlerable augmentation. The whole Lancia hold blench of the Crown, and their Total Valuation, as above, is 6231 6s. 9d. 5 Ital. Scoot. For further Par;e.ilars apply to Alexander I(l•Kenzie Shaw, Efq. the Proprietor, at Irsernefs; AL saader Mack ...ma* Agent for the brithh Linen Company there; or to Archibald Dunbar, W. S. at Edinburgh, in v:itof.; hands are the 'rid.: Leeds. the Leafca, and the forefaA Plan of the Elate. - TO OLASS•MANUI'AC'TiIRBR S. HAVING difcovered. after many experiments. amd maids:Table labour and CXIPCIICt, an improved me thud o' making all kinds of Glars, by which the proofs is off , del in a petiod of time very much &otter than by the ufual m Jr, and thus creates a Say' 610 of FoaL fo gat as to tender it an ibjes (Idle firft importance to the NI Ann faturet ; I,lr which invention his Majefty has been pleafed to grant 3310 h a Royal Letters Patent: I DO HEREBY GIVE. NOTICE. That any Gentleman in the Trade may have my pertniiDoo to adopt the laid improvement, en liberal terms, by m3l,:ng ap plication by letters, addreffed to ma, at lycketts, Egos, and Co.'s Patent Glafs-Hourea, BriffoL March, zSoa. JOHN DONALDSON. DEPLORABLE DECAYS and WEAK NESSES, brought on by diflipaied enforce, har ddrink ing, and too powerful courfes of Mercury (the bane of health) producing didrefing painsin the hack and Leans, Tretfibllogs. Feebleneft, HC:TOTI of the Mind, NCTVO9I Deaf nefs, &c. arc cured by lioNTZtt'S RXITORATIVE nALIIA3II Of LDS uld REALTY, well known upwards of 20 years for its knelt/made virtues. As a recent proof of its great efficacy, a Gentleman of rank, for an alarming Weakncfs, had been under the care of an omilent Surgeon fercral months, without obtaining any relief, was cured hi a few days by dd. Ref:unitive Medicine. Name roui Gentlemen in fimilar fituatlons have rec.ived eq*al fit ; in Mort, dd. R,lturative Medicine is now in fuck repute. as to be recomm.:lll,:d by many of the Faculty. .V• A Pamphlet on its Virtues, wida a Lift *of impicatt Cures, may b: had of the Venters. , Sold a Wade.; Ivlcacine Vl'areboufer j hfl.t6A„Fleet-ilee-t. and No. 13, Old tan,!-Ilrect; Tuft's' Vir4ychoefe, front t-t -trance Roy.l ; Sbaw. No, 74. dough g Bacon, Os ford-ilreet ; and by all Boolfellers and Ventivei of Meanie= in Town': and Country; peke (*. 3d. the lona Box; ivrgfr :;.o.tes, certain - 40g .tie quautity of La Grril may be bad ter hs.as made up for the Army, Navy, and *hers. WHEN YrGledional Men of education and re• fponfibillty deviate from the general fyftem by the ft cdion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continues ucce4 is the belt criterion of superiority. Eight years hays devoted my pradtice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rciult my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far u I am able the ravages of that complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, ' formed awt at an early period of Pradtice to refcuc lndlvidu ales from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam gerous precipitancy of general Prr.flitloneta. the THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have dt voted my attention, comprize every fpecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or tong duratior. AU kinds of DEBILrFY, whether airing from the habits o' Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyitem In Women which is caikd BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeeks me the rdult of ignorance or hafte fn ta.‘ treatment of a fimpk Ooneerbea.and It not mutt-questa), hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of as unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fueb complaints an ably cured, and crest where other 4 have failed, I trait that I may prdume to offer a radical re-ellahlillauent Few,however, are the odes or complicated diftrds In the diforder compared with the calamitous lituations of Men,wihc from indulgence We SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale ties of a tafhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility wind I. the unavoidable coofequence of fueb pernicious habits. Where the unhappy ftifferer broods I;M' his safety, but car, fury womb his misfortune, it may be fame co:violation for him to know, that although it be an obJed of doubt or uncer- =hey with other Praditioners, the removal of there DEFT CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Sacebuvor Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be vreventrd by an early counterattion of this languid Rare, and in thP:e cafes no great dilliruities will occur. But where this De.ficieney has for years exifted, a pmner Per feverance is indifpenlibly requifite to revive the Ournbring Marks of Life, and to re-ar imate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been dirappolnree in their expeelations of a Family, may he allured, that in mall inftances fuck defeas are curable by fvladical SUM . . . . The SECRECY which is to effeulial to my undertaking, and the libalitication which I have returned to Rate, torm the Bafus of my Pretentious, and in coincidence with fu-.h this inti mation is given, that Mr B--may be confulted reform:ly (or by teacup inelofing a fmail note) at his bode, N 0.29, Arun ikd-iireet, Strand, mar Templiseßar. There — is an additional aitrancie in Water-Brat adjoining and the name iron both the doors. M.B. Mcabcr of tin Royal College of Surgeon,. To THOMAS I'AVI.OII, Efq No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, Leach-a. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 211, T BEG leave CO infinite you, that ever fence the year L 790, I have 'seen afilkted with the Lam VCISCrt2.;, which, from its obftinattly.refilting every conrfe of medeeine prefcribed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under. going feveral revere court - Ls of falivadon. and twice difeharged from the Hofpital, with little Mkt; would appear to be of cl,ti molt inveterate nature. In the fprin: of left yeti - any diforder had got to inch a head, as nearly to put a period t 9 eny exiftcote: I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one or. each ann, and my legs were broke out he a frightful manner; toy risht was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Rate of ulcer-Anon for the Taft fever Pears ; my left had alto two large nodes on it, was very muchalifeolourcd, and gave me fuch excruciating particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive ma of In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. I. Thom; fon, (who received fo treat a cure by them here), to take year Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of aiy; in the courfc of a ortaight I began to receive benetit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head andartus were foun3- ly healed—loon after the :ores on my legs healed alto, leaving however, confiderable difixdouration in the thin, and pain is the belie ol tlic left, which, by the biding of Get. anda little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, iii.ided; thenodesdifperfiog, nodes difperfing the ikin regaining its natural hue, um the non turnal pains gradually going off.--I thus became, by your libe ral advice and medkine,perfedtlyfree from all myfonner cons plaints--have recovered my former fpirit and ittength, 501505 Income jolly and fat, in which Rate having continued miry months to the aftonlannent of ail who knew me, I am at a less iu ‘vhat terms to exprels my gratitude, bite beg you, kr Vas good of other [hinting mortals, to make ibis my core as pat!i: as poffible, as 1 (hall on every =cams ; in fo dant you will greatly obligc,Sir, your grateful,obedlent, very hdrablefervarti ' ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clore, High-Itreet, Edinburgh. Witneffes to the above cure .—john 'Champion. Nu.;. Nee' Poultry-ark et , John ntofh , Old Affemby ekife, &baba' pll. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR,. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Houri, N 0.9, New Bridge-ftrect, London; where, after a conduit rade-nee of more than thirty-fix years, in a praift ice partieni tr ly chreeteal to the cure of Vented Compla:uts, and thole iLcc dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable leers which Men of his Profellion mould always obferve in filch cafe, he natters hirtifelf, the advice and alliftance he grattilciedy ad minifters to perfons taking this Medicine, will ho by a difeerning Public, as au advantage feldom attain: void of all anihiguity. 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