Star. — London, England, 1808-03-30 00:00:00

I FtWM. LASI . bticicl.o6 The Km has been pleased to . grant to the R*. GOODALL, Doctor in Divinity, the place grit dignity of a l!tebendary of his Majesty's Free• Chapel., oUSt. George, in the Castle of Windsor, the same be ing void by the death of 4nctor Pisufv . Du VAL. The KING has been pleased to constitute and ap point the Right Hon. FRANCIS Lord NAMUR CO be his Majesty's High Commissioner to the General Assem bly of the Church of. Scotland. NULITAR'F PROMOTIONS. t • ORDNANCE-081 , 1e 8 , MARCH 2Q. Royal Regishent of Artillery. Settond Lieutenant John Eyre to be First Lieutenant, vice Bolton, res.gnad. Dated - February I'l, 1808. Ceti:km*li Cadet Tbomak R. Cookson to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hardinge, promoted; Gentleman Cadet George A. Moore to' braditttr, vice Joses,. promoted; Gentleman Cadet John S.. kick to be ditto, vienHanwell, protnoted. Dated Match 1, IEOB. That I s ieutenant Edward Walsh to be Second Captain, vice 'Era home, resigned ; Secoad Lieutenant Charles Otway to be guest Lieutenant, vice Walsh; Dated March 5,1808. Second Lieutenant Robert, A. Speer to be First Lieutenant, vice Sheppard, resigned. Dared March 8, 1808. Royal Artillery Drivers. Second Lieutenant Bate:Leas Abererousby Is be First Lieutenant, vice Sheppard re,igned. Dated March 8,1808. Wdical Establishment for the Military Departtnents of the Ordnance. To be Second Assistant Sargrons—Stepiten Caddy, Nicholas Hanna, 'Dougal Campbell, WlPians Attree, Robert Ramsay, William Patten, lames Price, and John al'Gregor. Dated August a, 1804. J. H. Mesh. and David Taylor. Dated August 2.7, 1806. John lalaccwan. Dated August 29, 1806. Richard I Titchens. Dated September 1, 1836. la nes Ambrose. Dated September 4, 1806. T. J. Armixer. Dated September 12 1800. CrtOtire D. Hick', John Lowe, and Robert Cooke. Dated Optoe bar ie., 180 n. . George Napp:r and George Maurice. Dated Feb. 1 8 , 1 8 0 7 Peter Ventables and John Miller. Dated March 7, 1807.' Jo'm Mahe 41 and P. nteGiashan. Dated March 95, 1807. Walter Dobles and W. O. Locke. Dated Birch 29, 1807. J. S. Gregory and Edward Elwell. Dated July . 26, 1807. Al:x3n4eteMlionald. Diced September 2, 1807. James stew .r.t and Nicholas O'Brien. Dated December 1, 1207. bupel nuaurary AsdsuntaSurgeon John Sandinaan to be an As siaaat-Sargeon, vice Mytton, retired. Dated March 16, 1806. Royal Regiment of Artillery. John Hay, Gent. to be . Second Lieutenant, Dated March 1, 1808. nJAR OFFICE: MARCH 29. od Regiment of Life Guaris—Cornet and Sub Lieutenant W.F. Girtlleston to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Dun:ombe, promoted • Ensign John Clarke, from the 24th . Foot, to 8e Cornet and Sub Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Berger, pro :noted. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Robert Harvey to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Aicken, who retires. 21 Ditto—Quarter Master Collins to be Adiutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Brew, who resigns the Aajutantcy only. sth Ditto—Captain EdWard Sankey, from the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Tucker, who exchanges. 17th Reginieet of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Thomas Forster, from the 9th Light Dragoon., to be Captain of a Troop, by pur chase, vice Daniell, who retires ; Lieutenant Wm. Roycnft to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase; Lieutenant Henry Walker to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Wilson, who retires. 1* Regiment of Toot Guards—Thomas Ramsden, Gent. to be Ensigra without purchase, vice Whitmore, who resigns. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Daniel M'Kin non to be Lieutenant, vice Thompson, deceased. ell Regiment of Foot—Ensign Thomas Matthews, from the 41st Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice' Ileamish, promoted. Stb Ditto—Major Charles Pratt to be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, vice Davie, who retires ; Captain Henry Ridge to i be Major, vice Pratt ; Lieutenant Orlando Lockyer, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ridge ; William Walton, Gent.l to be Ensign. without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted hi the Royal West Inclia Rangers. Bth Ditto--Ensign David Home to be Lieutenant, without per ante, vice P. who. retires ; Lieutenant Arthur Gardi • Der; from the Rtiyal Dublin Militia, to be Ensign. Itsh iNtto--Centlesuan Cadet lames Wigton, from the Royal . Military College, to he Lmign, Without purchase, vice Cl.eapc, who resigns • -- Seward, Gent. to be Ensign, without per chase, vi:e elaricty, promoted in the 3d. West India Regiment and Hospital Mate 1115iiiatiViiikelef to be Assistant Surgeon, vice guilt», appointed to the '2:4 Light Dragoons. 1144, Ditto—Ensign William B. fairman, from half-pay of the late 6th Cannon Battalion, to be Ensign., vies iftlikon, who ; tie-hinges. I ? thDitto.—Captain Rogerson Mathews, from ChampsgnCs Re giment, tube Major, by purchase, vice Homer. 518th Ditto—MajorAlexander Catapbell, from the 41st Foot, to )e Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, vice Clephane, who re tires; and John Heart Bahtbrigge, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Cadogan, promoted. a7th Ditto—Lieutenant -a—Demote from the Armagh Militia, to he Ensign. Si st Regiment of root. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Richard Kirby, vice Murphy, appointed to the Bth West' India Regiment. Ensign Wm. Htimble, vice Thornton promoted in the 58th F00t.. , Ensign.— M'Cbllogh, vice Coleman, promoted. Ensign Wm. Butler, by purchase, vice lidos, promoted. TO be EnsiemreaLieutenants Francis Knox fr om the Sligo Militia, : and Charles ArCarthey, from the South Cork Militia ; and Ensign James Hewson, from ditto. 3.7 th Ditto- a -Major George Berkeley, from the 9th Garrison Bat talion, to be Major, vice. O'Keefe, who exchanges.. 40th Ditto—Ensign Michael Chadwick to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Bryett, promoted *lit Ditto—a homes Barnard, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Mathews, appointed to the ttd Foot. dad Ditto—Captain Daniel•Jarnes Hearn to be Major, by pure chase, vice Macdonald, promoted in the 51st Foot. 44th Ditto—Thomas O'Kearney,Gent. to be Vusign, by purcLase, viee Caulfield, promoted. 47th bittor-Ftt sign Thomas Fower to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vim' 'sought:are who retires; last Diatoe-Lientemank Hamilton, from the Armagh Mili tia, to, ,Enailin 54th Mica ----ea Maxwell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Bennett, who resigns. Lath rfiste—liedtettant John Ryves to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Anon, appointed to the sth Royal Ve teran Battalion ;I'.nsign Francis Pyner to be Lieutenant, vice Rves, and Cynes Bebeir, Gent. to' be Ensign, vice Pyner. SletDitto , —Christopher Irvine Coehrme, Geut. to be Ensign, wislailutpurchase, vice Hodges, prettioted. o,2d 4 l)itto—Aosign Rieketu, from the Foot, to be Lietitenant, vice W. Browne:. deceased. 84thl7tHol-aCaptain the Hon. Frederick James Lamb, from the New South Wales Carpi, to be Captain of of..Nesmany, without purview, vice Jenkins, promoted in the 7th West India . . Hcgi u flii I.liito—Donald Sinclair, Cent. to lee Fralgo, without pur e chase, Woe Beandth, appointed to the :79tliFoot. • 75 $ 1,Ditto : -.Doneso bdaepberson, Geol. to be Ensign, without, purchaaz, vies AP.Pbason, promoted in the 67th Feet ; tenant Walter Role, fem.% the Bervii:tsbtre Macke mho Ad ' nt, eta the rank of Ensigts, view Motbeisido s who resigns the Adjutantcy. 77th Ditto—Ensign Itebeet,Wellaie, from the 5$ Hart, to be Lieutemat, op easeteasase, vice Briscoe, promoted in, the nth Foot.. beantish, from the ?Ist Foot, to be Dato—resiga Beirsiot, , Ensign, wk.hostasorchaso, 7 ll9ll4tDorild, promoted. :43d Ditto--1 0 m4crick Irwin, Gent. to be Ensign, withoetpOrr vl ce ussOcay, R romoisc!, and John Ertslie,Gent. to he si)sth, Isithol,4 4 7.;:rchasic, vice Flood, promoted. 34th Dirto—Caß:aa ft!clekl Dale, from the 9th garrison Betels hos t to be CapsAin al a C timany, vice Bowie, who exehaagisa nth Ditto-,--4aarkt-Msater J. K. Mars hall, from the 7th Oar, risen Bart:olson, to be Quitter-Muter, vice Pierer, &teased. e t % tritso—Olgegia Mortis? Toeher the SUlt Dmigocia .74.a..615, tote Csitalit of a ChoopiOsy, vice Biagi, who es. cb:nyt;Llcutitial Car • Edwardit4n • risen Battalion, to be Lieutawun, vice Hail, whs unitbanilca; Ile_tk e Ditte — .Cry 11 tain R. .14. 4 Pliereen to be Major by visk lrembnger, promoted inthe sd Foot ; Lieutenant. Bullerfo. be Ciptain of a Company, vice MiPherson ; • _ Michael Coflis%to be Quarter Master, yike porteded, being absent Without leave. ilpth Ditto—William Watt, Gent. •to be Ensign, without• I chase, vice Ricketts, promoted in die Gzd Foot. 1d Ditto—Li e utenant loteph Burke, from the South Mayo Militia, tobe Ensign. 15th Ditto—Captain Thomas Drake, from the Cadadias• Ben& Wee, to be Captain of a Company, vice M‘Donaldb deceaSed. 96th Ditto Assistant Surgeon Boatflower, from the 40* • Foot, to b:: Surgeon, vice Preston, appointed Surgeon to the Forces. ncl Vest India Regiment--Ensign L. G. King to be Lieutenant, - . Wee txoriw k deceased ; Charles O'Brien, Geht. to be Ensign; Kink, R:34 Ditto—ists*4 . Ckncty, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieute , bait Vilthout P . krehase, vice Rutledge, appointed to the 67th Ant: :$ Mak Cletiend Champagne's Regiment—George Jackson, Gent. • to be Second Lieutenant, withopt z parchase, vice Torriano pro moted. Major General Ramsay's Regiinenta4antuel Nough, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant by purchase, vbie Reed, promoted. Royal York Racgers--savauel (Situ, Gent. to be Ensign with out purchase, rice tone, promote* Royal West India Rangers. To be Lieutenants. Ensign William Charles O'Byrne, vice Mackenzie, cashiered. Ensign John Knox, vice Hewetsen , superseded. Ensign John Clarke, from the Stb Foot. To be Ensigns. John Gibson Jones, Gent. vice O'Byrne. William Muihoilen, Gent. vice Knox. Gth Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant James Raict Halt, from the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lynch, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—John Vowell, Gent. tobe Ensign, vice St. Clair, ap- ;' " --- —.— pointed to the Stith foot. Bth Litter—Lietiteilant James Sloan, from the 71st Foot, to he Lientenani, vice Slack, appointed to the 34th Foot; Lieutenant Archibald, from the 96th Foo t , to be Lieutenant, vice Barber, appointed to the B th root ; ivan! Charles, Gent. to be .k.cegn, vice Gallic, promoted in the 10th Foot. 9th Ditto--Niajor Jeremiah O'Keefe, from the 35th Foot., to be Mijor, vice Berkacy, Athos exchanges; Captain lama Bowie, from the Roth loot, to be Captain of a Company, vice I).de, • who exchanges. Canadian renciblO—Lieutenant Lord G. W. Russell, from the Ist Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Drake, appoin ted to the 95th Fout. GARRISON. Ensign Philip Dowling, of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Garrison Quarter Master at Heligoland. Rota! Manx Fencibles--Lieutenant Joni/ Dun to be Captain of a Lompany ; Lieutenant Daniel F. Wilson to be ditto. • To be Lieutenants--Ensign Henry Whiteside, vice Mitford, who resigns; Ensign Robert Gelling, vice Dun; Ensign William Br :w, vice Wilson; Ensigns James Lynah, and Jubn Edward Lee. To be Ensigns--Wiffi2m Kewler, Gent. vice Whiteside ; Wil. liam Cullon, Gent. vice (Jelling ; John Llewellyn, Gent. vice Brew ;Thomas Mare, Gent. vice Lynah; Zaccheus Thatcher, Gent, vice Lee ; Philip Cayley, and John Mears, Gents. • South Mani Regiment of Volunteer Int:wry—William Madrell, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Hastings, promoted. MEMORANDUM. • Lieutenant Samuel Moore Lawrence, of the 50th Regiment of Foot, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the 12th December last, is rein4tated in his rank. Lnsiya Duncan M'intyre, of the 79th Foot, is supersetled,bcirg absent without Idave. Lieutenant William Baron Linsingen, and Lieutenant Augus tus Heise, appointed £vlajors of Brigade in the King's German Legion, are to have the permanent rani of Captain, and not t:mp,- rary rani, as stated in the Gazette of the 12th instant, ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 9th ultimo. 10th Foot. For William Nelson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mansell, promoted, Read John (dark,. Nellon, Gent, to be Ensign, See. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGID. May 17. JOhn Haney, now or late of Springfield, Ease', brick layer, dealer and domain, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Isaac Bernal, late of Great Prescot-stree, Goodmaa's Fields, Mkt dlesoc,Nntrchant and money-scrivener. John bcccornlc, of Horn abridge, parish of Walkhamrton, Devon, John Lewarne, of 'Fruro Hora, of Grampound, Corn wall, Catherine Ho;•te, Of the same place, widow, CharLs Bur ley, of ljorrahridge, and Richard Searle, late of the same place • but now of Launceston, Cornwall, woollen-manufactureri anti partners. BANKRUPTS. i James Bull, cf the parish of Kingstou, isle of Wight, Hants, corn facto, dealer and chapman, to surrender April 11, ;it J two, April 12, at eleven, and May 10, at twelve, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, Isle of Wight. Attorney, Mr. Gilhtrt, Newport. Thomas Bokon, of I.angten lade, pariah of .:Inzton Great, liorkyhire, di aler Chapman, April 8,7, and •1.1410, eleven, at the Town's hail Tavern, in Richmond. Atnnies„ . , Mr. William Sowcrby, Richmond; or Mr. Fairless; N.O. 10, • Staple lan, I.oudon. Benjamin of Liverpool, linen and weellen-dmper;deller and Chapman, May 2,9, and 10, at oue, at the Star luseVEarner • Tavern, Paradise -street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas ; Blickstock, St. Mildred'i-court, Poultry, London; . tyr Mr. slamev Morrow, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Hunting late of Watford, s, calico-renter, dealerl and chap:sum, (but now a priaoner in the King', ApriL, 16, at . one, April 23, at two, and May le, more, at Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Conley, Gyiat Shife4ine, colts'. Inn, Jolin Tyson, of I.iverpoel, tallow-chandler; chstiletialidchipman, •, April 18, 19, and May 10, at eleven, at the Globe 'A'avensi tiverpool. Attorney, Mr. •I Avisou, lianaves street, ••Liverpool. Jplsn Hattrn, of Lymm, Cheshire, butcher, dealer acid rlipinan, ' 'April 5,9, and May 10, at two, at the litidgewatetAnt4 Inn, Manchester. Attarnies, Mr. Heslop, King-street; Manchester; or Maws. J. and R. Willis, Warnford,cenet, London, '1 Vi'illiani DipwAdie, late of Manchester, insurance -booker, dealet and eisaptnan, April 5, 12, at eleven; and May lb, - at ten, it. Guildhall - , London. Attornies, Messrs. Dennetta•and Greaves,l Kings Arms l'aro,,Coleman-street. Richard Wilkinson, late of Manchester, insuranoe-brokrr, dealer and chapman, April 5, 12 at eleven, and May , 10, at 4n,, at I.ondob. At torides, Messrs. Deumfts and Greaves, Kw, Arms Yard, Colemor-street. • • Thomas Chattatn, late of High Holborn, Middlesex, cork-cuttero April 5, 12, and May 10, at ten, at Guildhall . , A ttorney, Mr. James Avinal, ( nanny - court , Chancery-lane. William Lawson, of St. Catherine's guest, Eliddlliee, biscuit:, baker dealer and chapman, April 2, 1 2 , and NUT 1 0 , *len, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Minsing-lane. ' Samuel Baker, late of Southwark, Surrey, upholsterer, April 5, at ten, April 9, at eleven, and May 10 , at ten, at Guildhall.- A: tarries, Mr. harrow, East Grinstead ; or Mr. Ellis, Hatton- Garden. Thomas Crockett, late of Oxford, dealer and Chapman, Aped 25, 011,, and May lo.; at eight in the evening, at the Angel Inn, Oa. Mod. Atter/ties, Mr. Robinson, Oxford; or Messrs. Rose and Munnings, Gray's Inc-square. Joseph Hill , of Folattain Plate, City , Road, Middlesex, flour; Neter April it, 11, 'at twelve, and May 10, at ten, at Guild' ...hill. Attorney, Mr. Hester, No. 7, Litwin's Inn New-square. Thomas Chipeendall, of St.Martin's.lane, Middlesex, uphol sterer, April 9, 11, and May 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, 'Mr. Burgess, No. 40, Curzon-street, May Fair. Williim Partition, of Manchester, money scrivener, dealer and Chapman, Aprll4, 11, at twelve, and May 10, at ten, at Gulld )tall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, Inner Temple, Londoth DIVIDENDS. Maras 50 Thomas Satteraviaiie, of Manchester, merchant, at three, at the Spread Eagle:lnn, Maner.. t.'dllril • ' 441811101440111%., • " .- .. ' I. . sAtffititattiliNg' ... I . . . • • • . '.kl. ,II f iffsl/tli _ . 1 tßy Or4er of_ch• 1144arabic la arziegdonsi fp 5 bp-hit/ 1 19 the lifiAt494lll fir* Agivkleshile*P• • noon, at . C .. ott...e • • 1 • VIZ. - ' - drdairiC •- . TH E F 0 LI, Rai Gallont of grid* ." aflieisesii;^ For the Accommodation awl ilae • prison Nerilics wk. . Oar. I 41h. of Sugar--and, 39r. bib. of Salt Peu *hick will be put vp in Lois, •arisold tir the highest , 'lly Orders of the Honourable Cammisslosagyaflais Majesty's • - Customs. On Saturday the lid April, ISOS, at Three oTleekip ikpahtik noon, at the Custom House, In Toirluint, ,1 ri E FOLLOWING GOOD.S,.vii.—, . 3 Gallons Mandy,- • ' -' • • • i 1 0f the strength of one in six under, and tuatseeeteillitiete - in t,efi over, Hydrometer Proof. •• • ai 1 °Aloha Brandy—ti Ostohl *ad, - 11 4 " : ' .1 * :al Gallows GeneFa,• . a . . ,- f' or th e A c emomstaation and Use of Ftivate Families ugly, Ready-made Sails:(ol)=4ld'Ostelioet, burthen about I 'f' O; .• with her ,MaterLdi. • Which will be piai tip In Lots, and sold to the highest bidder. At V4'yntis Hotel, In the Town of Faknouth, on Monday the 11th day'of ;tara neat, at Eleven o'Clot.k in the Forenoon, 'HE two fast-sailing (;.hOOlierS, viz. MORNING .STAR.—Dvasusioxs. Length on Dept 7 . ' 4 62 Ft. In. Depth in the Hold , 2 Breadth above "19 • 7 • Adnieasures d 4-4 Tots. CEORGB... • I Length on Deck - ..6= Ft. 51n: Depth in Hold - i - 6 10 ' Breadth above - . :. 19 7 A itineasu rite .. = 90, 90.94 Tone, These Vessels are beautiful ritodela, about two years old, well i found, and are adapted for any,trade where diipatch is required. Captured on a voy;ge from liourdsx to America by the private ship of war Mars, Edward Viniambe Cottanander, contemned in his Al.jesty's High Court of Admiralty, and now lying at . . . - .. .. . Falmouth. For viewing the said Vessels; Stores, &y r pd for Inventorle.:, apply to Mr. FRANCIS S. SYMONS, Merchant, Falmouth; or 1 Messrs THOS. LUMlATagico,l4:oo3a , 1 Falmouth. March 17, 110/11}. , , !,, ~. • . . MON FOONIFIRYSVINRE : At, I'IMSTIL jog .Lots- or Capiej OAK TREES arr. fui Ka*: -1') r. • • , Lot 1. 277 Trunk :growing' on slOwer 11111614, Fauns; Ilirthe Parish of 4 3 04 6 01... • • . 47=511 • 10 Lot 2. 326 Trees, growing on Palmist!), frscns. iniNt • Parish. Lot 3. 544 Trees, growing Oft Ceftleppol - Finn, in lbef 411i1Cpa don of James Davies, i t the Parish orMettsys. •- • •.s Lot 4. 320 Trees growing in a Wood on Upper 9attls Frafin i , Ikttws aforesaid, called the Lower Wood. Lot 3. :ZOO 'Trees, growing in a Wood do Upper' CHM gem aforesaid, called the Upper Wood. , .1 Lot 6. 198 Trees, growing in Woocts on 8,1141411 a Cork Lower Garth, 1-Egfigate, and Bryncoch Faroe; in Bettsis ;foresail_ Lot 7. 268 Trees, growing in Woods on Penygadrand Briny::: cull Farms, In llettws aforesaid. Lot 8.:546 Trees, growing in Woods on Brithar Farm, In Tregynon Parish. , Lot 9. 381 Trees, growing in Woods on Pwllan and Friithwen Farms, in Tregynon aforesaid. Lot 10. 384 Trees, growing in Woods on Tynyshetder - 11141 Dolymelyn Farms, in Tregynou aforesaid. . i Lot 11. 217 Trees, growing on Penyliatt and klole.Farpsil s Attl the Parish of Foram. The said Trees are all blued and numbered with' a Scribe s ] each Lot beginning with No. 1, and continuing 'numerically tat the Namber mentioned opposite each Lot, except of Lot. Jl, whereof the numbering is somcWhat diffetent and will be exr, plainest , by Mr. Thomas Pryce, of Hole Farm. The Tenants will spew the Woods on the respective Firms, and other Particulars respecting the Lot; may be had of John Evans, Builder and Tin ber Surveyor, ru.ae Cregynog. The above mentioned Trees are In genera/ Well known to these Contractors for the supply of the Dock Yards with :Navy Timber, and others in the Timber Trade who have stiaited Montgomery , shire, and therefore any rulogium on them in needles.. Conditions upon which the said Trees will be nald may be had ' by applying to Thomas Colley, of Cefrgwifeel, who will attend at the Bears Head Inn, in Newtown, on Wednesday the 13th April peat, to receive Tenders for the Purchase thereof. me;wJ,2 I 17HE Case Of several Scropliuloes Ulcers at Yeik, insertsk,hp,4 Piddle Pipers., und slated as adsancing to 'vow race Raids ~ t ri, havinit listed Cyr 'seven preceding years, habit a l oung girl, aged fourteen, with much so• her health, is now ttecbsek on the 'iribther's authority, lsraled; 044, Abe gist ressintcl tq baultfii,; by the sole, operation U SPILSBURY's RATE,NI' ANTISCORBUTIC 1)ItOPS, as administered in SctpriT, Gout; Rhesitnatinn, and eniptir Coni- Tboselsetsons, anxious as 'Oil& else, are Informed; the original letters may be seen at she DlspecOary, Sobonsquatio,. Landon; at d,st York, Mrs. Dancer is eµ gir6 all neeersary infom madam" If islesstiested you will ISE [sir. tiatent A ntiscorbu tle Drops itftliblilibir• ink Stain'', Ilf &dill:" of Ss. 6d. double • boitlesioi.dtullartegsik; Ss; duty ineludecisu-1111 , allowance on taktyt tuti.f. anteinitnsi , ...• • - • , ." • DR. NR 114 1 .14 1, 1'a rEA sAt.ll EA it Pi. IHE 'Ali 4%64 Infallible Medicine has been cf '. Log prtivett,' that nothing of the laden day can hear a etrupetitlim with -"hitt all 6441ft:rent Magee or a carwirl Difea r e which it i.iftev"Up• cgrea ITO .era lk trt frtim the habit, withou. ticking tlie;pairOttl.frAfttge" anti eaiorta ahataticoda wltf u . dePilitailpg the cotiftlaitirtfkill ' any tt:gi te, or even re cettlitiethrot -front bulittefs, • ist tatiottfon hi diet. The • radical virtues of eat Ineftimabit-Drepshave proved tbcir claim to. e lk& apueolhitift, fgentru-thbnAhlrayl4l4ll4., g in all the tie bility °Mort; ftises they prove p pcvor then the debility h praiduetd•hy boo Wei VC hffikovary, illicit &attires, orrtheelkets Ufa warn: &sums to travellbeSeand theft gottl abroad. They, cannot be rec,u%ve .c.r.ded too Strongly to thole who well receive a fain, fpecily,arui anoillete can all old ilittbbnatt °Lett, and every w..aknefs' that aired; the bladder ar.d negafts cf urine Ry Its efficacy mart Woitieti bivk become mu. there who Inc years hail 1.... en deprived atehat Soil wholohde and rustle* Mr.. llutlcr's, 41,Chtaffalk491 ntr of Patet ntifics•row, and rei T all tiy Relax, l'ortfluottibiViraa Fortfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plfeno nth, Pict, Awl; Cabaret; Slab lin ; Macdonald, Clergy* s &IVA 'lntalefintietttisT i : and by molt eoUntiymedleloarier,luldektmbottleiti at as: . 9tbusalti with antic .tire.ftiono v •:: •. -.,; r . , -'-'' --- ;1 1 1;i -7. -444 .FORM I MS. COLVATafret MI/ LTOEV 4 • • '•••••• N •DL 141 IMPS litibldi dala ii.: I: .1 tl ~ wr.: 'THIS ytvy eialickLAnd:egraarclistary Medial* fit ano w ei to he supsidgE to atiothers4.4 the complaints itba4 mentt let It Siseidd ide,giVep 9P i s le -fink door a t . As rotanl heat, ith, and imerildnem.pretratllNvhett'it eltheritd the risortler Wel cold tol'ineiplJniteitef,.ltt uShbrt tifisi . ; . &f +1 wise it will prepare and • aislitise the body •favourabbs; aillwallr measles, for the eruption nahicitia • InSellow. ; anti In jblinat-it will tend to alleviate the cdughovhieb often prow- so ittatinat4 and Injurious to the cbtLctitutlop. It Is esiUally ether inflamaiatoi7 dlstemPers.' ' ' ,' ' - .: '' 7 .••• •''•.' '. t But to obviator:the impositions attempted by 'peseta cs feltZ i r ' is Dr. James's pervice . , who •pretond- ecistore•• het a i.is speraturs in prepariug his Powr,..tiee.ptiblic,are in boassessinit i g the strongest evidence--th, Saleinn dwositibn of thector bun self, in an affidavit which lit left in the: Thi hands: -. 6f his Esectittili and which they published in the tytur 2777,0dod . after Ms deals& fp thii bi tleiciares, ‘.. :rhat taseryasts he:l64lord in 04 i t atm of his -p owder had little more to slo inJt than to potrii I labredients,;aid attend to'thst. fires under' his dir-ection-- lfite rest or the eaten had always Win perforthed ti Itlin self; and that he newer admitted any person to be ptesene at such payee* but Isiti oak Rober‘ Idsrepum Jima, ad ba. Heathery." ja i& • Tie gunume Powder ia .. ookii«by F,blentheffir a$ S9nal , No. 46. In st. Paul Chat - liar o,pais tiotta the isomer of Chea*44 - Ibld 011i e s hionst, Ili tint6sOtreet, Lot , 4a, tet .sl4*ft,'.l*iee flsedikendll of 4 .liettleiPeanvah_linif 12 !' Iticiosao situ* ve• far do:44W and Nistp # iiirce 3.1i.41. t;duld. tts ue F. ialtc. 41.94*rest„ .M6P.1 . ,. ,*-tttfritOßKvittbag the ** elew/sery, 2A0.. 11),A$ pyle, tlalletfilliefoll WI the • `' Lt ' ' THEATRICAL PROPticrt. ' • • MVO= OF by 0 111 7.4erit C.ONTItACT fojlowing veil valuable 'X'liTuvritu thi property of the late Nfr. COLLLNS t ApAlkgtent new bulk FREEHOL D TftE4TRE. at s ehtl _ "aptptee, with the whole of the Scenery and Phiewitio n s' • --‘"" Aja4. a eery Coainsodiona new built aswELLiNdi *km r tiT u n its Lease•usdeP she Gtr Swahi l i; tor per annum. The THEATRE at Winchester, with the Sesser, atta N eb .. dons. This is held fora teem of me ears,ai a retn of if. pe t i i ; ?blether *in other THSATRIV4,4 lIERTY at Portsmouth and Chichester. FuespomiersimouPPlT {hunt rot veik; to Mrkeolaw it - the Theatre, Winchester; OW: tiMbhls, Solicitor ; Nu ay. ter, Architect, Southampton. ____ 110ISEASES oft7lllll t/kft'HiA--iiiid c0 7:7, - A 8 iolt Proprietor of DARAN's celebila 74 Al. - . >toted BOUGIP,S aid lkentodee, . Mr. Dti .the Public, that he may, ails.* be daily ioadher r a n ow I . a his hoagie, N. 54, ArldoillW4 lON Its tallielt obstru c t ion s. Glee's, kw. its. VS l ie etez. ,,,,, s .apd every disorder when sinew so C , every. patent is istroddied illt Is iteparatea t for many years cooked-. bianself to that depadminer . , and from extensive practice and the most eadsdre IP' ' enabled to offer a method of cure_mikl, efficacious, requiri ng no , confinement or restraint to diet, and .!.kiet4.rerent s srelara g . Persons in the country etittnt their eases fully in a letter, i nc h.. sing a 11. or a t!. tune; oriithav* reaper remedies sent ta Ai. • amount. For.thp various symptoms, see Lately publisked, the 6th ediricin, price gs. ed. a Treatls t tin the above Complaints, to be had at the Authors house, the tor place where his Boogies are sold. . RES CURATIVE Tocivi•Pow. 1.0 DER, here offered to the life of the Public. &tinge, was lo the circle of 1)r. P. H. Dimfdale's particularacquaintance, awl tha Nubility and Gentry. his patietimand Ls virtues joßly appe e d * ; tad ; but a certain delicacy prevented hint from publicly aanoantiog, this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poliefEun of the orlyie e l recipe, and he begs to afore thole 'Elided with decayed or effsa, live terthand gums, that they ;nay rely.= its efficacy and treah ative qoallty—a truifin of which any one ally be tonvinced,4l fair and candid. trial o'nne box. Of the properties of tits Taaw Powder, its dettrbre property is jolt fuflicieru to clear away eyek, left rudtive particles of acid which generally adhere m tie and in the interttices of the teeth without injuring the Neva* . either, healing forenefs in the former, and prompting a new tat. Intl of pearly whitenefs, where it has been Injured or corroded ea the tatter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour sad is withal fa perfedlly innocent, that it may be eaten without np.ry. charaEtertffics of its fanativr rife& and fuperierity, have procured It the unbounded apprimation• of the (Loom, Princcffe a, the limprels of Ruilia, the Ducheffes of York, Bedthm. o.trcion, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englillt and foreign% bility. p n v iz;f whom recommend If with admiration, is a need. fae% a ae to the toilet, and indent they do but common or. tice herein, thee it imparts a Ermines and beautiful rednefs to the to ms,tn the breath the mitft deicetable forcetnefs.and if ufed coo. Itantly.as directed, will eastior the teetu firm and white, ant i vent the tooth-ach from morning to slat& who have bemlbhir to . • its moR baneful Wefts. " Prepared an. fold yvholciaic and retail hy . Meigihe ; kik* Cheaplide, corner of Paternoller-row, London, and chotasi n. try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxcsatss. 41116 • Of whom may 4.thad3 . ligaines antrarrod Rr fbC . price ts.each. s thiPORTANT.DISCOVERL. PhE Advantage Me mus t alwe' p an -regularly edicatedinticeseitinai ntert Me* exclusiyeit their studies mime species of roadedi, wee clearly demonstrated than by the tinesantple,d &guess yr)* hp„ attended the admbaistration of their new remedy, and the &Milk dinarreutte-lerkaelseellaMMadi For a long sere% of ivers...M/4a CURRIE and co. Surgeons, formerly in bls Majesty sserviqr,lutt, made the Veneta& Dhiaise ttepartkuter te!iject of theh'hiltesd gation, and arc bappt io bairios dissoversid a medicine +ambit*: mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is suificicatte oteitrt; that the effects of tiaretnedy are diatnettlcally opposite to those of overoorv,^for.theasilk it completdp oradicales every vestigesr the virus in iu most con fi rmed stages, yet it does not to thtkut injure the constitutlents on the contrary, it Maar. the system, in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, mid faultiteidltl gession thus instead of reducing-a strong and vigorces mostitiw• tion to the frightful condi:inn that mercury does. It net only Ivr- • serves that constitution in its primitive state, but meteor a wait' and debilitated cue to its natural strength and vigour.,. Niteaber less 1115'a:ices are on reeent record of the superior efficacy of this raedielso, its inherent seed specific virtues acting at a pointed corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front ssa quiet . of conjugal or illicit picestere, or front the mare insidious, though not less stestractive„lndulgence of ionautious youth of binliiesse" .In a certain.pernicious habit. Arnitlit the melancholy variety tii ; disorders *hick are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none morenfilieting than that distresiing state placid:llu tad de4 ficitney which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state „the , unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune ' a sha med to seek re. lief, emit he is reduced to such* state of weaktiela es tatiniti" life opgttssive. 'l'o such neisca, s.. it must be a cowling Lion to krtow; that they mai'noir, by a ntiv itifall'iWe pickle or , treatment, be restorod.to that greatest of all human strong, manly and vitifirsous consti!ution. In atl cages of debility, deftciency, from whatever nye all.kte as welt an iereVery species of venereal iafcetk n, Messrs. (Nnfliff and Co. may by consultcd by relents of tither sex with % greatest seater and hononr, at tli'de house, No. 107, Hatton- Garden, PoStkitta in the county/lib:scribing the partitulan st tit, it cAntehtluts, by lettee,pott paid . , yuclosing,a Bank note, will, the IseCessary nattlicibe head asKtre sent to any part of die kienidotu. t 7 . . ' N 0 3.74 Hama Gage.. • • • • TO. 'FIitIMAIVTAPBAMe; ES4l:' • -'"••• ' • .. • No. 9, NEW•BikiDOR-STItE.ET; dIONDOIits ' • SIR; I consider ,i,t but ail;cr., cc estice 4pe 'Pit ii/ Merits Ofsiiite LOAM'S PATENT . PILIS, tO comet to s s nie 'llie folleriviti* Core, sillies' litek WieiriTY 'WO ' by 'them :—An acquAntaate of nano,. *iiebti o lie. , of an old Venereal Complaint ( attended b; a complication o 1 lir orders arising therefrom) was reduced iNrizeiq to a sieleon,ot ahliet g h he had the hest Medical advice which could bculeaitad, and tried a variety of patent meclicinc , , I:othing coeld he procured which seemed to suit his case, or to to hint any seeder; ho re mained 'in a most reduced and pitiable situation for two ree k unable to follow* his profk.-.4.41, and scarcely able to walk or red ' to stand on his legs; in fact no (me who knew him evkr 01 17 3:4 it possible for him tp recover. He was advised at last to hypo I.EAKE'S Pll.l.B , —he dld so, adhering strictly to the direction gives with than..--le had not taken more thantva hoses, belga I he found an alteration fpr the better; this encoupied hint, proceol, and by tilting a kw hoees'tnore•he found his appsttl 'and sire:lrd% gradually rettma r and is now as healthy sod „ .any man I know. You arc welcome, Sir, to refer anyptvst ma for .A' hontirtnerion of the' ahore aecKuni, if k *Ol l O doubted. .I ern, Sir, your ohedietnt humble • servant. •i' Library, roihstone, Jul*. ld, 1803. Ttio. PURPAY, Prepared and sold by the sole Propietor, Thomas Tayir, li Member of theitoyal College of Surgeons, LonJoh, et WOOS* ii No. st, NeVI Bridge-street; where, after a constant raidowe st More than forty years, in.„a prattler particularly dire:24 lolk Core of Venereal Cemplaints and those incidental tg the rattet 4 Cretter•tfon to both Sexes, with that inviolable aelarecy rid , * men of his iprofassion should alwiTS sthicree, he Batters ItimPlis thc.advice,aed assistance he grandiosely -Inloninisters to prier* taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, isy a discerning Puhik% as an nditiahtage seldom to be obtained; inch void of amtifult - Also 494 by his appoinunent, for the convenience d tholl liv,ing t a dlenuice, it time Pet turner's, No. 53, St. Alban'omotts Pall Mali; th e Tny-slsap, No. itiri ) 13xfordtreet ; ^ Wi t° hvltitli rough's,-No.. 7, YisbestseAl-hill; Mr: .Batter's, Edinbitigh ; i.l r. M•Donaitra, Glasgow; Mr. Cal • .„ ~ Mr. Bildoges, Livetpdol • Mr. Atkinimel Maack. Maack.et lin one person in every consaerelale town in 4.;reat Brits* ost _ land, hoc* of only 2s. Pd. each, sealed up with fu ll in, P.,M. directions, whereby persons of either Se; may cure with ease, speed, secrecy. and.aakty,' • N, B. Berry fox sold in Otto: Britain Is sialeet up . ,I! Stamp, In whkti, by favour of the Commislonermis Mprlott the - ti tomp-OSec.-.l'. laylot, NA 11, Wier BtidefiglwrnT imitate *Nth is Felony, and alt. others are counterfeit, .. • .., LONIXDUI Priutbd itscPpalstiebbdeby LEVt.L' .1 - StTbury. Place, Lambeth) at the Sresp4Velltes Nee, gtreet. Published also It the STAL-Qmcis:Tarr"'". M . Oe t ; 11 . • •~ ~~- . 1.64 le., 2 1. 2 pa 1 OM ~.~ Boa 511 rit , • L 7B 6, A ..: P II II ■ 1 • r I dealez - oc l 4aft Bear, p midateidZefil 2. SinaSel ila:sne, of ;Ache*, at torelve, dt7ill6all. - = Cavite Gthues, el Great WarnepureutAilliiii.! a nt i l Guildhall. 4.71 C 411E1 .1 2. TslatrCt ' SL linen-draper , and if l u ist r ,faso Squire tie Auatipa r if .15toki Dacnerefk, De4suitliite, dullate-workgra sJ wrirt, •' u tlefes, *the 12oluitain Tavern, Plycauttli Zak: ~?" ~~ •-• ors T, • s $ 14. iiti Oa