Star. — London, England, 1806-03-26 00:00:00

!Z 7, 7 , 5; .77:7 rem the J.ONJON 0:12E rrE, March 25. MILITARV PROMOTION& MaIt.OFFICV, MARCO, 25. Pt yid Regiment of Node Ovardt....Corporal MAjnechomis Var try t..) he Quarter-Mance, with Out porthole, vice Smith, pro moted in the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. sit Regiment of Dragoon Guard.-I.l..utenant John Kidgell San. don, from the 27th Font, to be I.itutenant, vice Carroll, who t 'change,. 4anies Mathew Whyte, Gent. to be Cornet, with out paella:ft:, vice Rroetbridge, promoted. In Regiment or Dregoono—ldeutenant 11.,wfon, from the 3rth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. *Ai Regiment of Light prz g oonb—Cornu J‘din Peter Lindfill, froth the zzd Light Dra;noos, to be Lieutenant, without por thole. a jth Ditto—Cornet John Thomas Proby, from the t tth Light Ilraraws, to be Coret, vice Poulett, decearcd. teth Ditto--Cornet and Adjutant Bctijamiu Short= to bay: the rank of blew cnant. ajth Ditto-.-Captain Water Nathanit I Leitch to be Major, by putchafe, ♦ice bi• Donnell, who retire.: Lieutenant Charles Henry Rich to he Captain of a Troop, vier Leitch t Certain Annan% Heyliirr, from the ud Regiment of I.iglit Dragomis f the Ki• . " German Lyiox, to be Capt_io of a Troop, %with :, vice t:raham, appointed to the 26th Foot. —Cornet Wil;iam Serie to b.• I.leutenant, without pur- Cornet fame Verner to b: I.nutenatit. vice Cumber deccafed : Charles Warden, (hot. tv be Cornet, by par ice Fullerton, who retire. .....-41eutenant Chadwid to be Captain of aTroop, Bilnper, dect.arcd. Ditto•--licnry Ni(bctt, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchafe, promoted. • of Foot Ckt.teds—Enfijn Dony,las Mercer t o he Ifett- Mmwell, deeesfed I)tumroond, Gent. linfign. by purchaft, rice Sir Charks Nithtiug whu of Font--11ofpital•Mate Fdwtrd Kaating to be __...ist•Surgeon, vice Inglis, pronored in the ;in Foot. Ditto- Augottua 14awater, from the 43th Fout, to Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice Hall, who retires. alli Itegintent of Fool. :Ennio'. without porthole, Deane. Gent. vice Troyer, promoted; Stephen Phelps, Gent. vice Afhe, promoted; Wit. I liam Tew, Gent. vice Gray, promoted. h Ditto-Anittant-Surgeon Jantes Safe, from the tsth I.ight •. to be Surgeon. vice Garrett. who Wiens. -E.nfigo Cbriftcpher Hatchell to be lieutenant, vice deethled; Colin Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, without vice 8. J. Smith, promoted in the sad Light Dra lobinfott Gale. Gent. to be Enfign,vice Hatched. •Lieutettatot Stanford Carron, from the jib llnigoon , be Lieutenant. vice Sondon, who exchanges; John -a, Gent. to he knOgn, without porthole, vice Rowley, ...male appointment has not taken place; Edward Edmunds, Efq. to be Paymeter of the 3d Battalion. th Ditto--AfEftant.Sorgeon George Guthrie to be Surgeon, vice •nuon, dilmilled the ferrite; Holpital•Matc Edward Corby Aniftant.Surgenn. vice Guthrie. •Lieutellaut Thomas Samuel Nicolls to be captain of a , by purchafe,vice Lamont. who retires; Ensign John ...be Lieutenant, VT.* Niculls • Richard Gethin, Gent. ..- without porchafe. vice • Gibron. promoted; Ad derlel Beamifh, Gent. to be Ennis°, without porthole, vice Lumley, promoted. Dittoo-Captain George Mead, from half.pay of the sd -wa Guards, to be Captain of a Company, repaying the •Enfign Flerry Rutherford to be Lieutenant, without vic: Ivory, appointed Paymallert ( the ad battalion; Euftate, Gent to he Folign, vice Rutherford. A Dittokorlivt George William Denys to be Lieutenant, by ipurchalc, vice Maxwell, who retires. gyel Ditto-Edward Henry Nettle, Gent. to he Bongo, without L'Aretehafe, vice Thwfon, appointed to the std Foot. -* -Enfign Edwant Hackett to he lieutenant, without , vier Greenwich, promoted; Edward O'Donoghtse, be Enfign, vice Willtamfon. deceitful. Ditto-Serjeant Barrett front the Coldftecam Regiment of Post Guards, to Fie Adjutant. with the tank of Bongo, vice Blakeman, who edges the Adjutancy. elth Ditto-46sdpital Mate John O'Dwyer to be Alnflant Sul refl, vice areal Der, appointed to the oath Foot. bath I.llttioLleutenent Frederick 'aleph Darby, from the tout Light INagoons. to be Captain of a Company, by porchafe.Uicie M•Ker.. ikho retires ; William Mien, Gent. to be Enfign, by grunhafe, vice °Waldo% promoted. tisth Ditto-Li,utonant Edward Within to he Captain of a Cu p. parry, vice Ferrier, doctored, and Enliyn Edward Clordol i. th tie Lieutenant. vice G. TBothfon, &WM. 'n.uto-linfign George Coate to be Lieutenant, without ger , vice Kelly. promoted iu the 66th Feet, and 411n0111 Prin. t to he F.nlign, vice Coote. DittO...Alt Rant Surgean Thomas luglis, from the 6th Foot, `sStirgeoil. adttu-.Lieutenant Hugh Cameron to be Captain of a Coot. vice Bordts, promoted in the 71t1 Foot. Ditto-George Atonic, Gant to be Enfign, without porthole. et Rittman deeeared. :ittapootinsteinnt Adam Bruen from the 7sth root, to be tenant, vice Mareueen, who tenant. tic plum-Lieutenant Clement Kioby, from the bad Foot, to bo leattalre of a Company, without pinhole, vice St. Paul, who %Wei ed kiV pay.. DiUel-iilasign William Mufgrere to be Lieutenant. vice .elardy; deerafed: Enfign Foul Secluno to be Lieutenant without S r ufo. vice Leon, promoted in Colonel Baillet's Regiment, Oren to be Lieutenant, vice WolG, promoted. god Diek.Gent to be Etdign. vice Mufgrave. ISR,Diakeu, -"David Gent. to be Enfign, by parchafe, eke , promoted. 14Asti l it *I c4.1oilign Charlet: Walker to be Lieutenant. vice Dillon, ' &Oared, itid Patrick Heron Cookbaroe, Gent. to be EnSgn, phi Hero Braekenhury„ Galt to be Enflgo, without pur. chafe, Wee Alexander, promoted. film Ditto--Lieutenant William Baird to be Captain of a Com. by pirtbare, vice Zul•Laurin. •-I.ientenant J. M. Shand to be Adj Mtn, vice Good .al.alwomfed: and Sedum -Major T. &sadden to be Quarter vice Campbell. dectafed. tit Mwo-,EnSgti David Mintyre from the 79th Font, mho Lieutenant. by parchefe. rice Sir John Murray, who retires. r General Champagne's Regiment-Eatgu ----- Jenkins, the 96th Foot, to be Flrft Lieutenant, without purchofe. Illie's Regiment-Fillign Charles Von Conrady, from Foot. to be Lieutenant, without pnrchafe. rattran Battalion-Lieutenant George Palmer, from loyal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenaut,vkc Atkinfun , to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. ie.-Lieutenant Charles Atkinfoo, front the oft Royal Ve t Battalion, to he lieutenant. ;Intent Royal Eaft Indio Volunteers-Major Edward Parry Lieutenant Colonel, vice Roberts, who refigns. • Mb./140111ANDU N. itbo R. Stepney, of the St,COMI Witt India Regiment, is the Gazettes of the arft of May, iSos, and rsth of ` • • `Mitch, tbuB. Diaginort Guards. Xittigrid Story.. free the Bth I lett Dragoon,, to he meant. Wsthout parchafe. read Cornet Ebriao R. Storey, Lioutroot, without purchate. 38th Foot. !nem Thomas Thhleman, from hall pay ofthe Regiment Limner:sof, without ptircbale, vice Every , lette eet,e`st .itiestvetLertfp7, readTbanas diddamin, risen the half-pay tlso ptegissent to be Ullman[, without wads. vice Every ".• siyoutiload 141: alt lair, 011 . 1;14ANC1 MAIICH.I4. Royal Regiment of Artiljery. Brit Lierfinant qicbard P v irto hF Seemed Chyttain. alit pa id& ffil .reurcd, and Seeo Lieutenant I.l.lwanrD. Soda en ha Vita Lieutenotit,' iiee *roe !fitted !Narita te, isoe. . • . , • rARTNERsHips Dtssoner. To and Jdhn Findley. of Brent Pk Chrinebtireh, and leather tirkiNts—Oldtch t,. e$ ,rundet, &Otto Arondell, sod Wilkins Wrigid.br Crotched Friars, nine and (ph it nierchaats--11nrch Neuron. Ilobet Chytqn. Robert Wapen, an I Edam c.T.lieworth.Share. Dartant—Llecember 3i. do& tote. J. k Tors.llkourse Staider, mad kat' Sianiry. of Stockport, Chc!hire, merchants and hat manu';!turcn —bc• censber 3 I, s8od• Jofiah Pratt and Sons, of Snow-hill, hirminghana..—Deeembei at, tBca. John Seth, Ebenezer Smith, B. Boothby, and John Smith, of Chefterfield—June 14, tSoc. James Burnett nod Thomas Collith, of Kingilon.upon-HuU,lincn 4lCaptfl March a, tBo6. 1 hum as Bridgernan and Janes Dadier, of Birmingham, fadlers— March a. t Bcte. Richard Vaughan and Thomas Edbrook, of Fore-ftreet, London, linen drapers—September 28, tBO5. 75th Ditto—Ca putchafe, vie 1 Henry Rich Aigullos He , of the River, oat purchsfe, 190. Ditto—Co chafe; Corot • • • ledge, eltc,af, chafe, vice Ft asoi ) . vice Shyer, t 04th vice Chrifile, zd Regiment of sensor, vim to be ka' Str:met. telthlitht AfEitanc.Sur • A 7th Ditto--Ent be Lieutenan 0 be En6ins. promoted; 6 Bam Tcw, C 74th Ditto—A Dia4nano, t. tb tlitteE Long. dceca patellae, vi• goons; Rob ;th Ditto—l. to 1 Harneth, G whore appoi Efq. to be 1' stilt Ditto--A Lennon, dif to be Airafta 31R Ditto—l. Company, I • *mon ta b to be fialigo &del Bean Lundey, pr jitiv Elitte.4 Dragoon Gi &Rococo. 35th Ditto-1 purchafe, v Thomas Ea ptb 1.11“0-1 porch:de. • 434 Ditto--E '"•purchafe, Astb Ditto—l made, Gen. to to 54th Ditto^ of Foot Ot Bialterwm, a6th Mitts - gam, 'kr Goth }.llttls Light INN PA.Ket. tat ?mature, , 65th Ditto— • pang, vice Lieuten.ou 6ythD.w.- - • chafe, vice Gent to h ; 7R Ditto to be Sorg, ;3d Ditto- , .1 piny . , vice :4tl Date— Mee Moor •Itjtiiittros. tenant ;Ith plus— eaptalre of • taftiticiod 1 star Dittt6i Hardy; tkv ;It Piate... - 4 fsslatitt • dettiafed, $1 . ;bac vice id Ditto-1 ;gtriy, by pi • 1 Ditto-1 . an. decesfei .! Matter, vii (Si Dim-4 lieutenant Major Gene, born the uf Colonel Bailiff rxe 6ccb Ft IttltOrall Val the 6th ko app.letcd jib Ditto-1 teran Hatt d Regiment to be Litt Antis* Jet frrrfetird. sat A. in Far Coma. • Lit utensil to be Liu • /or Lienten to beiLiet • • Abiflnostat of rfro6ll v.* VP 'tuft • u n t James Knovvl taimersar4 Jobn Arufidt pees -row. tbo6. vid Stcpis rcowkir, . mai Rol • BANKRUnCYSUPERSET)F.D. James Honey, Of Siaingbourne. Kent, woulleu•drapce. BANKRUPTS. George Fvans, now or late of •Stockport, Chefhire, Ironmonger, dealer and Chapman, to futrender April 8, 9. and May 6, at tvetlve, at the Tontine Inn, `hel6eld. Anomie., Meffrs. Sykes an,. Knowles, No. 15. Bufwell•court, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. Wheat. Sheffield. _ _ . James Adana. of Stowniarket, Suffolk, upholfterer and cabinet maker. dealer and Chapman, April z, a, and May 6, at eleven, at the Crown, at Framlin,tham, in Suffolk. Attornles, Media The unley and Bell, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. L lubbe, Pram lingliam John Gilder the younger, late of Klngllon•upon Hull, merchant, dealer and chapman, April 7,8, and May 6, at eleven ' at the White Hart Tavern. Kitulton.upon Hull, Attornies,Mars. Roger and Son, Barthtes Building,., Holborn, Loudon.; or Mr. Dlaculon, Kingtton.upon- Hull DIVIDENDS. April 4. Chriftopher Nuttall, of Manchefter, cotton-fpioner, at eleven, at th. Sur Inn, Deanfgate, Maneheiter. April j. Richard Mount, of Canterbury, bop-merchant, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. April tt. I.awrence Potts, of Briftol, cutler sad hardware-din et &yen, at the Rummer Tavern, Drift* April r 9. bomas Billing and Jahn Billing, of Holborn, Middle. fez, linam drapers and copartner', at twelve. at Guildhall, ASSIZES. HORSHAM, Matto. z4.—The Judges opened their Commiffion this morning, for holding the.Mfixes for this county. • mum:cc v. ADAM!. This was an aftinn for Grins. Con. brought by a fifherman at Bognor, agairill the Defendant, a farmer and miller, of the fame place. It was a cafe as lin golar as any of the kind that ever made its appear ance in a Court cf pace. The particulars we 'hall (late tn-morrow.—Tbe Trial was not finithed when the PA left. MAIDSTONR, MARCH 10 —MC CIOWII Side Ellin:led early this morning, when the following prifonert ceived lenience of death :—Alezander Inner, for forgery; James Dates, for flealing in a dwelling. houfe ; John. Stains, for flealing cloth; and Daniel Clark, for breaking into the fhop of John Elliot, watchmaker, at Afhford. To be SOLD by AIJC,TION, y itir. LASTS, Ic eft I.at, at . Free Mafon't Taveni. London, Or Mond- y tin ' ift of March Inaant, it Twelve o'Cluck,(fubjtet to (nett Coto- , &don. 23 will then be produced), ACOMPACT FreChold Farm, cilled COLE STREET, confining of a Mciruage or 13welling I lonfe. Barn, Stable, Outhoufes. Garden, and °retard, with divers Clofta ofArable Meadow and P4iture 1.301, containing tn the whole by adineafurement t9O Acres (more or left). And alto two Leafm bold Cottages, Orchards and Gardens adjoining, held under a Wall referred Rent for two Lives, all which Prandfcs are firdate iw the Para of Fan Stour, near Shaft,lbury, in the County of Dorfet, and arc occupied by Mr. 1./..vitl Lack, as Tenant at Will, under the clear yearly rent of a6ol. The Tenant will (hew the Premifct,and for further partielitars apply to Wires Tahourdin, Solicitors, A.rgyll•ftreet, Loudon; or to Charles Bowles, Shaftenitiry. TRUCHSEOSIXII GALLERY. MESSRS. SKINNER. DYKE, and Cn. moa re. fpcetfully announce i.. the Nobility and Gentry, that in the enurfe of th,. relent Craton the, Atoll rare the honour to rub• mit to PUBLIC SALE by AUCTION, that magnificent and highly valuable coLLEcrioN OF PICTURES, celebrated at forming the TRUCHSESSIAN G A I .L EAT , which has been im ported at an immenfe etpence from the Continent . The Firlt Sale will tate place To morrow, the 27th, Friday, the 28th, and Saturday, the 29th of March. The Second will be fabmitted on the 24th, asth, and 26th of April, and the Remainder un the sad, 23d, and 24th of May next. It is prefumed, that ne Colleetloo of equal magnitude has ever been offered in this Country to public notice, on the fame coodl• dont as this, which will poiltirely be Sold, without referee. In dependent of the intereff width lib Affemblage of l'idtures molt excite is the Colle.fror, as earaiiideg tome ntatchlffs fpecimens of the early period of the art, diem wilkbefoluid tome of the Anelt Works of the Italian, Fronds. Flemilib, Deem" and Dutch Schools. As this Collttloo la too estenflve to enumerate the different works of et etlience, It It intended In future Advertlfe men es mere notice of the principal ffiettires that will be fold in each fate. N. B. immediately after th - conchilion of the Sate of the Pic tures, the MATERIALS of thy .ffIISMISES will Le Sold by Auttion. THE FIRST PART OF THE TRUCEISESSIAN GALLERY. TO BE. PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Meffra. SKINNF.R, DYKE, and Co. Without Referee, Tomorrow, March dy, and Two following Days, at the Truchleffun Gallery, CO tbeNsw Rowel, Mary•la. bonne, THE FIRST PART of that magnificent and truly capital COLLECTION . OF PICTURES, well known as forming the TRUCHSitSSIAN GALLERY; which have been Imparted itt an Mimetic etptnee from the Continent. They commik loose of the !Welt Works of the molt celebrated Mallen of the Italian, French; Flentillt, German, and Dutch Sanwa., vie. B Pertuszi . S &Pardon A. Duren Rembrandt Minton! l'aielle H. Grunewald Oftade Barrnctiti Ma* L. Cretwela Wooer:mane Boovincino I.e Moine H. Brawn/cc Du Praia P. Veronafe Boulogne • (Uittittsys Ruyedul A. Catch 11tthem Atilt-sniff Mieris Cavidonh Vandyke Helbrin Brower I A. Saechl Huntlkorft C. Schwartz Nee& Among the various cbs! D'Ceuvres are, the St Catharine and Angels. Curreggie • Laocnon and his Sams. Guido Caramel; a Wohatti her ;AIM, afli.ep, Rembrandt ; a grand Landfearc, Viewof Tivoli, by Mousterian hcillierthrm ; a beautiful lard- (rape, by both ; ingather with•feveral rust Specimens of the early Gemtan Selma, (hatable fur Altar Pieces Tu be vicwcd three days preceding the Sale, and Catalogue, may be had at la. each, on the pronifes ; and of Metfra. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-flirect ; sire of Mr. Cruttwell, Primer, Bath; Atellre. Ruukdi and'Co. Printers, Brant ; Mr. BlSlnge, Painter, Liverpool ; Mr. Donaldfon, Printer . Edinburgh a Mt. Tait. P rinter, Glafgow; and of Mare. Gilbert and Hodgu, Bookfellers, AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, hawing fnr *foil fries of years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular Mika of 'heir %Mitigation, are now alabled to an. ,ounce the dircovery of a Medicine %polar to Mercury in the Caren( that Direafe. It Is at niacin rulEcient for them to otnerm that its riLds arc diametrically oppoine to there of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates mery vetige of the virus in its molt confirmed Rages,yei it doe, not in the Intl injure the total. talon, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the rytltar in all its natural fundions, promotes Appe:lM, sad rad* rates Digettion. Numberleralnitancet are on recent retard riche fuperler effirmey of chit Medicine, its Inherent and %eel& AMA adapts, Y portal") curative to bodily debility, whither pro. ending (roman caters of conjugal and illicit pleafure„ or from die more %Odious though not lers deArudive indulgence in a certain gernielotis habit. Amicirt the nulanclialy variety of Woolen which are the confequence of this fakery vim, there areerdnie more affilding than More stew:enema and DEBILITIIS thee prINIIMIt nr embitter the matrimonial Este. The wretched (Oafs brood, over his widortitOes, lamed to reek utter till It has brought him to fbeh a Rate el Ingery at to render life opprefGve. To there mi -1 happy Perrone tt will be a conredng ref/edit% to know trot they may now, by a new and infallible mode 6f treatment, be rettored to that greateß &all Yuma hiArtago, a !bung, manly, and vigor ous Cnnttitution. • . . . Mein Currie and Co. may be meshed by Patients of either Sex, at their Houle, No. may, Hatton Garden, Perfonally or by letter (poll paid) incloting-a Bask Note, when the necetrary ad. vice and Medicines will be given AC tent to any part of the King. door —Patient. In theCoutatry are roquelted to Este their age awl general mode of living. •• - No NT, Hatton Garden. THE NINO V. OAKLFY, !FENCER AND OTHERS. Mr. W. Jaeger's, junior Conniel tor the Bard of Excife, (Fated, that this was an information filed by the Attorney General againit the defendants, fora riot at Deal. and obltritaing the Officers in the exe cution of their duty. ThesChief Baran Slimmed up the cafe, and the Jury found a verdia of Guilty sgainft Spencer, and acquitted the other defendants. .THP 11110 V. WADDLI. Mr. Jaccsror Rated, that this w: alto an informa tion bled by the Attorney General. Inc affaulaing and Whaling Thomas Seam, an Officer of Excite, in the exceution of his duty. The Jury found the defendant—Guilty. • cao4 O. wsccrita. This was an adion of affault and battery, brought by the Plaintiff, gunner of the Indus Eatt Indiaman, , a : pion •thellefendint, Captain of the tame (}rip. T o this the Peferillant had pleaded; that the Plaintiff was mutinous ind difobedient, and that • the battery was irtflitfted for ihe prefervition of order 'arid rubor. dination ori heiiirl the (hip. Tt appeared Its' evidence, that when the Tndus was lying off Crookhaven, on the coat of Ireland, the Captain dined one day no • fhore, and on his return tolthe Ibie, found alt the crew drunk, and aim i ng the "tea the Plkihtiff, and that the Captain baulk!), but not in the furious way (fated. Verdid for the Plaintiff, damages one (billing, with leave for . Mr. Serjeant . Vssr to move to enter a ver did for the Defendart, if the Court fhouh be of opinion that tie' Tills araount - ed to a proof Of the jullifieation that ittesPlaintiff vas " tiststikeius." Many Ladies are filed capricious and creel to their fuitors, becaufe, forfooth ! they do not !saltily bellow (from inattention, moll probably, on the part of their admirers) their affeCtions. There is a celebrated Lady of this defcription, filed Madam Fortene. Though forward fometimes to be profufe of her favours to individual favourites, the more ge nerally rewards her votaries for being bold and per. revering. The gainer of a 50001. (hare in the late Lottery, after being unfueeelsful in feveral former &helms, is one among many inflanees that could be adduced in illuftiation. A fair opportunity now offers of profiting by this example. In Conway•church•yard is the following infeription 4 , Here lies the body of Wm Lula Hoox, Gent. the one-and•fortieth child of NICHOLAS Hooa, by Atm', his wife, and father of twenty-feven children himfelf." Sunday night IA Mr. Beak, grocer, in Coventry ftreet, Hay• market, apparently in perfed health, went, at a quarter pall ten o'clock, to fallen his door, which he always did before retiring to relt, when he dropped down dead. About lour months fince, his only ton died at the fame bout, and in the fame fudden manner. Mr. Beak was a molt refpeetable and worthy citizen. Sunday night the (hop of Mr. J. Read, Taylor and Draper, at Deal, was broke open, and goods to the amount of forty pounds llolen therefrom ; the (hop WAS entered by cutting, a hole in the !hotter fliflicient lir a perfon's hand, by which the window lhutter WAi tiohooked, and the perfon, or perfons got in up* patently without fltoe or flocking, as the punt of the toes were plainly difcovered on the floor. A few days ago, a (loop with corn, ROBERT non• DING Maikr, being !aid in a bad p•olition at New idgc, ntar Thorne, luddenly overturned, and runt.. The Matter, his wile, and three children, were on board when this accident happened ; the lat. ter were all tinforttinvely drowned. The two ((T -yner were laved, but the woman, we underitand, is dAngerotilly ill. _ . PRESERVATION OF LAMBS FROM roXvs.—Take equal parts of black fulphur, tar, and train oil, mix them with a broad Hick, and touch with this mixture tile gates of the fields where iambs are kept. Its eficai arc certain, anti by nu means detrimental to the 14E03. T. S. SOLOMON, Erg. M. D LIVERPOOL.. EXTRAORDINARY CURE. Of Mr. John Mullins, Principal Clerk of Melte,. MUNI, Parker, and Browne, Iron and Raft Merchant,, Thorne, near Donealler. SIR, THROUGH a - relnpfe of a revere nervous Fevei, In Odlober, %Soo, I was brought into a deep decline, ac companied by entiOant prattle tweets, Sato oblige me th change my linen two or three times a day, and was given up by the be catty as incurable; my cough. which had been gaining ground for tome time, was very violent lathed, and caufed me to empettorate gnat quantities of very rifrid and offerdive matter. I was total ly deprived of deep far • Nentlinw, I thus became weak', eras elated, and fa helplers, that i could not trots the room withont Ileum hipported by my wife and daughter. I was Cu nervous, that thmigh I have teen perform tremulous from a paralytic drake, and from the effedts of an ague fit,they weld notta fuck a deplorable Rate as I was at times for hours together. I was in this forlorn and helplets condition when your invalu able, nay Inedimabk CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD was Brit adminUtered to n.e. in doles of three tea tpoonfuls, three times a day, which was gradually incerated to four tea Monnfals taut times a day. I foetid benefit siredly—mny cough began to mend, and in about three weeks it was quite gone; In hkernanrwr did this lialm brace my nerves, create an appetite, promote natural reit, and gradually invigorate my whole !ranee; in a word. I recovered ! and thank 000 I have not had the leatt return 011 CC. I enjoy better health than ever I did before, quite treo from die flighted nervous fymptom. Mr. Sheardown, of llemeaget, from whom the Cordial Balm of Gilead was obtained, as well as aU who knew nit, confider my recovery as little Bract of a mitack; and if people labouring under corifiumpeive or nervous diforders would have meanie to tiiis gravel Medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead, stake no doubt' of their deriving the fame benches; and fur the gond of mankind. I with it was more generally known and retorted to. Sonic of the Cordial being alto given to an Infant daughter of mine when in enneullions, it had an indantaneniss and wonderful eared In re- covering her. I am, Sir, .your obliged bumble &raw. JOHN MIJILLINS. Thom Qdray, March ft. Sold in London. by Mrs. IVfatthews, IS, Steatid; Dkey and Bow Church-yard; Datoli,rso, Oxford-Rent; 76, Oaroni diver. appetite the Pantheon; Butler, 4,.Cheapride; Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Clutch-yard Howard and Evans, I.ong-lane, Welb.Smithf •Id ; and by all rcfpeEtabk Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Dr Solomon may be enalidted by letter (pelt paid) addreffed to him at Gilead Hinds, near Liter/ro!, ineliking Leis ufual Fee el Zia-a-guinea. A i , szAsts a Luta:mita A an/. C..iialii CON I PI.MNTS. S file Proprietor of DA RAN'4 celebrated meth dicated Bougie% and Remedies, Mr. Di./I , OIIR I n p,rms. l, Public, that be may al ufual he cuofid•ed &Ail) , from 9 to 3, at ht. boort, No. ss, Prith.ftreet. Null°, cm Cafes of tittle , : rea, o' , fl tie • time. Gleets, Zke. lac. as well as Debility. and every difor'er whin fo:recy is fo .11,.nti a a requi3te. th .t Mr I)ufou law penvidol a fpaeoua hunk., that every . ati..nt may he lotroau....al hi a repent,. apartment. Mr I). tae tor many yeara cortfiryrd hirntelt to the department of Surrtry, and from el.l9lfive i‘rn.lliee, end the molt Battering intact's, he is enabled to ulrer a method of care, mile, efficacious, requiring, no confinement or rettraint, hi diet, an{ wldch prevent. a rt lark. Pwl , main the country hating their e''et fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two round note, ATI:1 taut proper remedies fent to the amornt. For the various fymptoma, &e. fee Mr Dufour's Tentife on the shove complaints, priee 'D. 6d. the sth edition--to be had of 1 ('allow, Crown•court, Soho l'iirglecn,rxeter Mamie. and orthe Alittior. , For COUGHb, COLDS, ASTHMA:4, and CoNst)mel•aiNl. I)OBBERDS's IMPROVED BALSARIIC AA.- ELIXIR, or COVGI4 DROPS -flgo extraordinary arc its vlnues,that let the Patienithe evert° emaciated or reduced aril having tried every Medical atlitiance to no purpefe, it w ill ad at were a charm, and iqttontly relieve the molt inveterate eivigii I give cafe and freedom to perfplration, .pt °mole gentle expeaor.vs non. ftrcngthen the whole debilitated Clotitttution. procure the tern-filing comfort of reit and Seep, and quickly effect- a perms) netts cure for the molt oldtinate Coughs. Colds, Allhow. sets Confumptiona Not an initiate has occurred, though taken by near defy thoufand Patients, wherein theft Drops have hews known to fail relieving the above complaints; in fad too muck cannot be faid In praife of fo valuable n Remedy, as it only re-, quires to be known to meet univerfai preference. A further as cuunt of its virtues may be fan in each bill of (Medicine. A CAUTION Malefty's Hon. Conitnifflovers have been pleated to order the name of " R. Bonn', No. 4, Chtapfide." to be engraved on a black Ramp, which Ramp is affixed to each bunk . All others are counterfeits. Sold wbolgais and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Chrapllde ; and retail• by molt Country Boafellers and Medicine Venders, in bottles at 65. and es.'94l each. FO - r the GOUT,RHEUMATISMS,CONSUMP CIONS,SCRO PHULA, CANCERS, and other Chrottleal Difolders PH E Rev. W.WILSON's AN I'[A RTH R I l'IC; or;Abenthe Powder.—. The Invent - of this Medicine,iw merly a Student in Phyfte, at Glegow, is induced to Mier to the pablie it elilesciessentedy Kw the above, as will es far tweet Difeafcs deemed Inturabk. it has been eltenavely sled la Itilrk for many years, and Its falutary greets are product-din a fife and eery merner,' with very Mote Rnltttle operation. Br mist., wiila the blood asdjoites, it applies leaf to , the lest of tittrdliedlok, which it will remote by fluor deureeintona its alterative sad hods lug qualities—in conning/gins it will generally futcertr ari two deft Rages. and often even in- the Lk: 14 the Seralbalielle Fell, if ufed early, the Cure will be fredy, and the .ulteritg glands will hetal , —and it ha been known to relearn the petieniev after mortal f bed appeased. ..&t prafebe irle Gout, Rbeumatifma, Camera and with bilious mud nervous gadme would do well to pen& The Philorophy of Phydc,' the Inventor;o be bad at SyinoOdea, Baternotterseeett or attho Venders of this Medicine) in "Mica Its entwirtima be Steven in various legastres. The Powder does 11 1 0 1 ratt i 2 any invedienenifrieedig to the human confifteilles deosd,lntwAl of weakening, its tendency Is to insegoratc mad to.inaprove the ge, retabbeikli. fitieesSonSno danger from cold, and requires neither conlinantat nor eke* ef der. • Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only War aeufe for Dr. PAW, Powder; gra os - , At PAW'S Church yard, London ;(a rackets price es. ed. each, containing four papers of eight dant, ha all 32 dorm Obft.tw,that ;he woads Newbcry, hie- es, Sge lhash are engraVed in the (tamp. • i been • mytelf to the Rod/' sad bnen • of- =rsefeee gy t hi n toft B,oiderablegesdileillithdP*Meil which I. thought Koper to fleet, :twat abet I Wow mom sytP, einilefeds my" Mite etin thole Who; In the enteellessfkid of the grodtigen, tub otwadtwalaylianatfed always attain that hamets which =twill comenebliebletist tatetledtial coerce to oft claim of • dabee4wei DMINAPIrere 'reinter", Mir-lag. far thy =anwt/ = train el , eill"t ftesee ideii "l hre: j e w en; am m d lite.V.. " . ;Thagierthay Inn *bathe grenalisie Mit glimpim'thirifigge‘ Hee habits of reboot homer 'he hagagenens of useeetnf, AV*. quire the meld allitteed proollgenal fe rn; but by air •fgelerampt ef enadeconstaniaohtignglimrdre aignianatialai else alit` tunes Is deft...et M a MIEM NU. of the ROYAL COFAINPIiteI i1U1T242 ; Owed my preteollorts tegellartneef odillegenfeng every pristleento pinata°. I dud stayfell _4004 air apre amplageg wither/a& I Mee Whet* been to RbAtlr4 boncerest ' • • doilirkintattom M Wad istrenne, 'fasti:spOlkietiee prevent the calamity of a debilhased fauns ; but a:: Aka ewer, from a 'el eonoulltes Of the mainline, of the vim ceded his mister:tow, Is fee/14'1'4W*, intenstst or , family phyfician. and broods arm by inikesitgarith arrelitl as. endues nt, k dealt bc Tidafaaciitor lan In tesdinut met h J o l i et oweditley of: ereseanat'. buts* of the niellchwidialtif And to recent gensreal Centr.hdats it is pedillie &kir or difizati'; la dal einselicated cafes It Is titenawf•Midge IS , ihiallierte'llt4f Valk and= • . • • • • - 'l,, • 1 verrithigeof tc p , , : r s t ore wi4 eve daills‘arldkinr lbsheOit , . graiaßW. 114F4C'EpN. hoslllo4 ,l llllolP delagertikg gant l ets the deg . ' • • , Patioadatialrogrillialfaillitatiskalkakame NI an reqnspitto fp4 .. age and melmettof digger, I t s. ,110 I • 4 • ' • •VAUTIN nes. .y • ~ifember of. Os Nagel ColitgisApf Ikegenas, in Lemdstg No. 29, Anlgid-grent.etwigkitnar.reeds big Al* • - •• • THOMAS - 4 • ''•• DEAR N 0.9, &Waal:qt. Vt. 1 PEE:I4 it a duty inctienlyerh trio .3 you of the,P" gl c oodolisfaercillary CuW I. bilk nom youribialuable PATENT igGe. " l 7 About Tern ^tears *f • was attikkidalekliT•Val; • Ms ounce, which I treated rather Sightly for fome time.; beeithe &- cafe at length fpreasling. alt. owe wygladf, rwmolshetd to apply so the molt ernisarnt of the faculty, bet their airsdaw *riled only temper:try rellebi-Tweiit through various Coolies of . Win dom, and from being rather of a trythent - fiabit snitched to a mere Simi. ton. The (divert thwfpread all over my linen, ren dered me a. complete 011ect, fe tbat Sly ttios4b dokialke4 my recovery.' When' brou4ht fbiettuation tomfblered 404 no latvitable,bot'aieladootaf Mink eilita niehitng spat( the uaniCaraa In which }bur Mils bad lbettedded,fltint /educed tirtrya bores them, which I thought rat hcr.ittielvett OKI by perfenesnet for two or three mototts, shd following •yeurDiredtear, I expee .sieneed die• molt unatcottma* admiral°. from Pain, the Soft gradually (WA ding ; I am• rnd; thank Goa, port - call recovered and walking out tiaihi .lidouht nee but hoe more box, which 'I think cautious to take, will eflablilh my health ire its oseciatfileag. It it with the meth hs:artfelegratitude gist labfwe'rel4Ccit 31 r. yonrninch obliged humble fervent, Vu..Risaaost Deanfgate,'Manthetter, rely 1, slot. I'.:t. Fair the public benebt i do not object to the above being puithiiscd, but leave you to id soyettr omit •betterjudgitescr~ diEtate. ?towed and Sala by the Sole Proprietor, TuoWite TATLOO, IVrefnhce e' the Rota! College of Sutgeons, Londe°. at his btbuff No. 9, New BridgeArtet. • Where, after a conitani rename. of more than thirty-Se wars, in a practice particularly ditelleto the Cure of Venertal lttmplaluts with ate tovioletoefisere , y which men of his pro cffion alwaye obfwes.he Ander+ Minfetf, , the advice and *fathoms he gratoitoufly adadniftors fJ Asarcoe taking this Medkine, will he efteemed, by a difcertatts Public, as an advantage (Chinn, to he obtained, and void °rabbi guity.opAlfo Sold, by his Appointment,. fur the ettwirewienee of thefts )ving ct a diflance, at the Perfuntses: No. 35. BC Aibmi * .- Brew, Pall Mall ; the Tay Mop, No. to!, Oxford-eruct Mr. tabborooph'e, Na 7, rifts Rica Hill; Mr. Steel's. Boo:041er. No. t. Unto* ROW, I bile Tower hill; Mr. %Fagot:, • bridgc,ldinbureh ; Mr. Catwell's, Lublin; Mr. Billing 'a,l pool ; Mr. Athinfou'.,4lanciteller ; and by oued'erNtrilt ("eta vdhfideble Town in Great Britain atia lerbma,an Boxes oriel: 01,444 b, feated up with full at a plain direntions, %climb; Potions el either Sea may Care dud:attn. with hare: Segue:* cony,so4 Wet,. . . NtYitk HIGH' VitatTEß AT nowitom oikasoE To- 01't Morning • .'" gi 'minutes AEI '6 • Attetooon . • t , 3a minutes after' '7' LOWDEN 4 • FriOWLIODai by LEV - El - ,11Wi' 7 01 7, ...: , terbery,piare, Lambeth at the STAR Or net. Nb. t, Car , r• 900. Tubligt.d alfe at the ltd 'Owe ,Temrlit-Flat 'a I 1