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-.-- - ' • , bra , • • 12r.41Rf PROMOTIONS' WAR4ITTICIL, OCTOBER 12 . • Mb litqfirneht of Magoon el nyrds—,Corue! A. Baker to be I .ieu ter.ant, without purcbage; 'flee Keary, promoted; Ayliner Bork., Gent,„to he Cornet by purchase, vice Baker. Ith Regimen t of Drironns—labn Delaney Atingltim, Gent. to by Cornet, vice Barber, superseded. • Regiment of Light IDragoons-I'w be Cornets--Fredesick Beatty, Gent. by purebire,_viee Glassfell, protnated; Stephen without Vintage. liilt.Ditto-4aniea . -Edw et Moreton Douglas, Gent. to be Cor- iit, widow purchase. • , 3 ids Ditto—To be Captains of Troops, without purcbaie--Litu. tenant J. Buckley; and Lieutenant and Adjutant C. Jonas. ' lids Ditto—:George ?Sneer, Cent. to be Cornet, without par did". vies Dlistglas, whose appohittoest leas not taken place. 1111 0 , Dliti-Henry Doiserier, Gent. to be A4stoitt, with the rank ef CoOnet,Vice Wald* "bp resigns the of - fl Iltit Is Ditto. -Surgeon Illettiii %bort, from 2OO/11110 SW Mediterranean, to be . Surgeon, 4110•4 praigit viaa r s • 40 the Mt •.'. '' ''''''' 1 • ; ra y 3d lieghient of liertt--Yoks Was.. Keay, asan.b. pisip,,,by purclisse, vice Pivieskr4inimeged. - •• ' .. • •• •. mil $1 Ditto—Meaty Young," 0.1 1 7 . lb be 110111461 pertibili s ivise Goldtiagt, promoted. .* .- 4ti DlthimArisign H: Andreiiii' he be Lisitenaot, • by pinsibliebe vice MOIL wbn retiree: - oth Ditto-:.To be Lieutenants, Without ptirehostbrattlp W. IL vice Waldron, promoted in the ST. Peet; • t a lVe ' side C,roker, &viand; Eadllo_l . 44lll"PhivkillA Cromdaile, promoted. To be Ensism.Hileb, Oen& bt probate, Vieb Ilopituts, promoted: • Sikh Ditto—Patelen Wm. ACCartlif, frees the Durbern bellthe to be Eltelio, without parches.. 28th Ditto--•ritornas Thompson, Gent. to be Ensign, without . Purchase; vice Appals's; promited on the 6th Garrison BMW, VOit ; Hospital Assistant B. Scutt to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Bell,who retegna. 21st Ditto—Hospital Assistant T. Pask to be Assistant Surgeon. vice White, promoted. 25th Ditto—Brevet Major John Siemer to he Major, 412112 P pwrchase vice Heroes, prornoted in the and Foot ; ljeUtaint A. Macdonald to be Captain of a Company, vice Slesscr. To be•Lieutetiants—Ensign John It udge, by pnrchase vice Nes bitt who retires ; .Ensign N. Wilson, vice M'Don.ild. To be Ensign —Jeremiah Dewson, Gent. vice Wilson. 39th ditto— r To be Lieutenants—Ensigns J. Kingsbury, vice Wil liams, killed in action. J. P. Tudor, vice Lord killed in action. 11. Curtis, vice Scanlan, dead of his wounds. To be Ensigns—Volunteer John Leckie, vice Kingsbury. Volun tier Jobs Pitagerald, vice Tudor. Volunteer K. Miller, vice Curtis. • 4.50 t ditto—Brevet I.4enteiss-• "-* T. Forbes to be Lieuto nantpColonel, vice Cranford, killed in action; Brevet Major T. Lightfoot so be Major, vice Forbes; Lieut. T. B. Costley to be Captain of a Conotany, vice Lightfoot; - Ensign Middleton to be Lieutenant; vice Conley; Creswell,. -Gent. to be Ensign, vice Middleton. 48th ditto—Henry Wootban, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase; vice licou, promoted. • 50th Ditto—Lietn. Wm. Bower to be 'Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Richardson', appointed to the .sth Royal Veteran Batto/inn. To be Lieutettanto—Ensign Chas. Blown, vim' Bower ; Ensign Chines Collins, vice A. P. Brown, who resigns.- l'o be Ensigns—John Dillon, Gent. vice Blown; Juba MiMalsoo, Gellt..VlCt Collins. 56th Dlttio-'Ensign A. Henna to tie Lieutenant, vice Suasion, superseded. 59th ditto—Ens]. J. W. Gilson sob. Lieutenant,. vice Fyne, killed in action; To bo•Enslgns--Ensign J. Mackintosh, iron a the eisb•Gsgelsoi Bandon vice Gilson; Cornelius Hogan,, • Oont: viellFßayse whose apPolatatein hao not taken place. Ist Diu *eos4ldirserei Dements Varner, Gent. to beEnsign, with out 'wordiest, otos Ratcliffe, jnomoted. 62d Dittna-Hospitid AstistanktLXollici to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Solute, points& „• • 68th Ditto-41,6ga i1500.344td b 4 Liernvant, without pur chase, vice Browsle, whom, appointment has not taken place. 75th eitto—Litutenaittslamecli. Barry to be Captain ota Cone. pany, by Purchase, like Allan Maciacblan, ptomoted; Ensign and Adjutant James Rodeos to have the rabk of Lieutenant; Ensign J. W.honan to-be Liesteuant.hy purchase, rate Barry. 87th Ditto.design Thomas, Lee tobe Lieutenant, sitloot pur chase, vice Dowling, who sludges; Assistaot-Surgeoii Ales. Leslie, nom the 721.1 s itnah.to tis Slttgoopoice Tilt, appointed to the S-7th Foot. • • . Dis:Ditto—Lieutenant loin tomato be CaptsinOf a Company; without purchase, vim Motion, plated upon half-pay; Lusign John O'Leary to be Lieutmiant, vice Young; Ensign /oho Kite thertord to be ditto.ohreCsairfuril, killed in action. Stork Ditto--'l4 be Lieutenants, wittwut purchase—Easlgas W. Keen; Wsiliato Oates, trans the Nora cots tenable'. • • . I p ler Ditto--Willians Frederick Putntrit, Gent. tabs Ensign, withor purchase. eiteCary, promoted. Bth Garrison Battalion-- casign L C. Appellus, from the 18th • Poet, to be Lieutenant, eiceDalryinple, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; John O'Mara, Gilts. to be Ensign, t. Mackintosh, appointed to the 59th 'Foot. noserrat. 'TAT,. • 'robe Regimental Surgeons for' a particular Service In the Medi teennean—Assistant burgeon R. H. - Bolton. front the 62d Foot, vice -Alintantbsr, prometoth: and Assistant-Sorgeen I'. -- White, from the list Foist, vice Banked, promoted. To be Hospital-Assistants to she Forces..-Wiliion Snout, John Dempster, Moak! linlayson, WilliAtft .White John Wallace, Thomas F. Cation , Alexander Shannon, Alexander Nelsen., and Robert TunthuU, Gents. • `the Kir.r , German Legion. Sd Battalion of the Litte—Hospital.Mate Francis Damian to be Assistant• Surgeon, vice Kleine,' who resigns. • 'I he Duke of Brunswick 006' Corps. heantry--Serjeant - - Mehhoo, from the Cavalry, to be En sign, vice Bosse, promoted. The appointment of James Keith, Gent. to be an Hospital- Assistant to the Forces, u stated in the Gazette of the 4th ult. • bas not taken place. :• . Lieutenant Kruger, it &oath Foot; is superseded, being ab snit yviihout leave. . . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant - of the County' of Pembroke.-.-Royal Pembroke Militia. Howell Powell Clough, Gent. to be Lieutenant; James Child, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant. Royal Pembroke Local Militia. Thomas Morris, Esq. to be Captain vice Liew hallo „ resigned; Morris Wiliiatio, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Davies, re signed. • Gommissions in the lst Regiment Of Argyleshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. I. Fletcher, Esq. to be Captain, vice Stewart, resistant; A. M'Dougall, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Litinptone. • Consmistions in-the Ist Royal Regiment of i ewes Hamlets Mi litia, signed by the Deputy Lieutenant. • Captain John CsAleiGant so be Major, vice Bouwens, resigned ; • Wilson Overend; Esq. to be Captain. vice O'Meara; resigned ; Philip Leese, Gent. te. be Ensign, vice Young, cashiered. BANKRuirreir 'ENLARGED . Nov. 27. Charles Newton, of Cleremontboure, logs, Arompton, Mitittesex, scrivener; broker, dent. end chapntao, at ten, at Guildhall. . BANKRUPTS. John Bryn', of Broseiry, Salop; currier;dealer and chapatti; to surnneler October SIN "and November 27, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Bridgman& Attondes, Mesas. Pr. stand 'and Proc tor, No. to, Brunswick-4mm, London; or Mr. Nicbells, Catstrse, near HMI/north. Thomas Frost, of Wolvaketripten, Sta ff ordshire, ineholder, .dealer44lll9ll2llll. October "SO, and Nov. 27, at eleven, . at the Castle inn, &Meant": Anomie", Mr. Wm. 'flunky& Yrke, Wolverhampton; or Messrs. Baxter and Mania, Fur. nivars 11. n, London. • , , John b rew, Clifton, Gloucestershire, honse-carpenter, builder, dealer and ehaprnar,October 18, so, and Nov. 27, at one at the Commercial !looms; Bristol.,'Attornies, Mesas. Poole ones Geeent.et!, No. 12,Grars-lansiaare,Latdost ; er Mr.Henty Davis, !tricot. . Thomas Barker, late of Holywell-street, Shereditelt, Middlesex ; ironmonger, dealer and .chapniao, October 19,.30, and Nov. 27, at eh • .:11, at Guildhall. Ante any. Mr. Williams, limier, • Lord Mayor's Court-office, Royal-Eselonoe. James Ellington, of No. 04, Gramichurcb- attest, London, eta. ` toner, dealer andebnpn an, Nov. 1,1, and 27, at talso;Goad. ball. Attorney, Mr. Patriot, Doughty-street. Itslut Hill, of ntavertxt tow, Newington, Surtr.. jersombloacg, dealer and chapman, October 03, Nov. 2, and 17, at swam in Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. Watson, N 0.15, Cliffistrodna. • Thomas Hostidea. of Groat liusldiatreet, Illoomstary, Mid Lit• - sex, victualler, dealer and charms, Nov. 2,4, and 27, at ten, at GuildhalL Anomie', Means. Williamson and Rimnser,• No. 10, Clitford's•lnn. ; • • , JAlka Dobsou,late of Scaltortatetli;Vorkshire, d efer' and chaproan, (but 110411 of Kiogston-upon-tioll,) Nov. 4, at„ 11 %11 Nov. 5, mid 27, at eleven. at the Blacksmith's Anne, l Scarbirough. Atturnits,...Mr. Hettrvlirearty, Sca r b o ro u gh; or Mews. Sykes and Knowle,, New4nrarkutiLl6:ll • i bhcholas Jones, of Holhorti•Brldge, Londoho:chltriefactor, "osier and chatmarl. October 19, Noventber,sl, rltld 27, K eleven, a . •Ou klhali . Atforoles, Mr at , Surrey-street, Strand, or Mr. Stalfortisbire. William Cairo'', of Angellniirt, Loodoo, oterebont,• factor, .' ; 'Beiler and chapreau, Octobtoll3, SO, and Nov. 27, at tvelive. at Guildhall. Anoraks, - Mmsrs. Blunt . and Bowman, Old • liethlem, Braad-stron. • Jarueli Wilson, late of Pulhato, Middlesex , balider, idler and ehapnuo, Ololhar 12, 90, and Nov. 27, at ten, .at Grikl , taL , Attorkey,blr. Fianis, Hart-stew, Bloomsbury. . , JOhn Mille the younger, pow or late of Dorset-atreele P0 111 119a" . square, Middlesex; plumber, deakr and ehapinan., Oeiober 1.0, : aO, and N0v..27, at tott, at Guildhall. Attortiey, Mr. St.b, Hatton-Garden. Mtabcrk S•evcds, now or late of Bristol, 'dealer and ehupman, October-19, said Nov. 27, atone, at the Bristol Chophouse, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Whitcombe and King, Serjeant's Jon, Fleet-street, London,; or Mr. John Henry Frankis, Clare street, Bristol. William Carpenter, of Fleet-street,London. pastrreook,October 19, 30, and Nov. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Devey, Dorset-street, Fleet-greet. Idward Gifted, of Three Colt-street, titnebo 922 . Middiemlas victualler, drake and ebapman, October 23, SW. g, and 27 1 , at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 00•4111111 . Calwall19• 7 1 eat Chambers, MillofieS. George Dunmae, of Aidgate High-street, Lando', gnaw, ma. dealer, dealer and charms, October Sow. 0, *andllt c at twelve, at Gdildball. Attorney, Mr. Man i 140. IL Broad street, London. Thomas Bryttt, of Gosport, Hants, earponeln.Oitelier 29, at one, October 90, at eleven, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport, and Nov. 27, at obe, at the Crown, - Gosport. Attoroles, Messrs.' Minchin and Weddell, Gosport ; Or Mr. Thomas Briggs, No. 32, Essex-street, Strand, I.ondon. Charles Bally, of Henrietta -street, Covent-Garden, linendraper, dealer and chapman, October 30, Nov. 2, mad 27, at ten, at • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 13ailey, Addle-street, Akermanbury. DIVIDENDG to be made at GUILE/Pi/AL. Nov. ii, Baker Walter, New Romney, graZler, at twelve. Nov. 30, George Fergn.on, Minoriei, haberdasher, at Metre. Nov. i 9, Wm. Lunn, St. Mary -at-Hill, slopseller, at twelve Nov. 13. John Bostock, of Rudgeley, Staffordshire, Mildorr airwelve.- N0v.13, Elizabeth Hodgson and Wns.locop .1(log - F.deraril-street,- Wapping, porter-merchants, at ten. Nov. 1 it, Wm Clancy, of St. Mary Axe, merchant, at one. Nov. 13, Rob.:rt Collins, of Union-court, Broad-street, and Knuston bnildtr. at one.- Nov. 13, Henry Wylie, Mitre-court, Aidgate, shere"ant, at one. Nov. 6, Wm.. Bolter, Oxford •stre. t, tea dealer, at tea. Nov. 6, Wm. Strack, of Pancras-last:, merchant. at ten Nov. is, John M'Alester, Poplar, slopseller at one. Nov. IS, • .obias Love, o. Church-row, 'Litigate, victualler, ar one. Nov. In, Writ. levy .nokls, Chipping Ongar, Essex, I nem•draper, at elts.-11, Non. 9, Joshua Greaves Fish-street leather-s-Iler, at eleven. Nov. 13, Samuel Pylls and Jefferson Ward, Woolwit b, whining ^. at one. Nov. 13, David Gass, Oxford-street, jeweller, at tweet. Nov. 16, Philip Hooper and Thomas &Ilford, of BartholoalleW place, Bartholomew-Cline, timber-mat:name, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. Nov. 8, John Hill, Axminster, Devon, victualler, at eleven, at the Goldin Lion, Lyme Regis, Nov. 11, John Wensky. Woe. ' cestrr, grocer; at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.— ' Nov. t John Walker, Weke fi eld, linen-draper, et el even. at the New Court-house, Wakefield. Nov. 12, Joseph and John Smith, Birmingham, linen drapers, at eleven, ai the Shakespear Tavern, Birmingham. Nov. 11, Wm. Drewry the younger, Falkingham, carpenter, at eleven, at the Greyhound, Falkingham. Nov. 10, Matthew Newham, of Falkingham, attpenter, at eleves at the Greyhound, Falk ()sham. Nov. 8, W. Creamer, Carlisle, hat ' mauetacturer, at eleven, at theßlue Ben, Carbide. October 80, Samuel Paul Batuford, John Cook' and James Francis Clifford, of Twerton, Somerset, wersted.ammufacturers, it twelve, at the Elephant and Castle, Bask. CERTIFICATES, Novesssits fr Benjamin Gooch, Pottland-roa#, victualler. Samuel Ferns. worth, Coduor, Derbyshire, hosier. John Gale, Bethwlck, inn holder. Ci'litielk Russell, Bath, hrush.nialter. Joseph Sinacock, St. Albans, linen-draper. Arabella and Wm. Taylor, Kingston upon-Hull, merchants. Samuel Meatiley, Manchester, merchant. Thomas Premien, 'Cornwell, Oxfordshire, victualler. Barnard Barnett, and Alexander Davis, High -street. Sbadwell, Middlesex, slopselletio. Abiabant Fluke, of the City of Worcester, cabinet. maker. NOTICE.—It is absolutely necessary, that all who are anxious to purchase particular or favourite Num. hers in the present Lottery, should apply immediately to the o,itices, as great disappointment daily occurs from persons having delayed their enquiries until the Numbers they wanted have been sold, and every hour encreases the probability 'if f such a circumstance, as the Drawing begins on the Sd of November. and the Sale is at present very brisk. THE GREAT Foor-Race.—We mentioned in our ' Paper of Saturday., that Ramer had tailed in his great undertaking, to perforin 100 miles in 18 succes sive hours. The following are further particulars : Rainer went over more ground in the time in his mach with Cross, Captain Barclay's man, in April last, than ever was doile•te•fore, viz ninety miles and ail half in seventeen hours, when he fell exhausted. Cross once did the grimed in nineteen hours. and • a Kentish man, y: tont Doct.!r Mills, did it a few years since in 20 h , •urs. Tenterden course, a distance of one mile, was roped rouitd tit this occasion, to pre vent the irruption of horsemen, and the pedestrian starter 1 ut ten o'clock on Wednesday night, backed by some of the L :ndon cognorcenti, and time was bac ked by a potatoe.mercl as( , who knew its value.— Rainer did t 8 miles in tour hours, when he took re freshment, nod resumed hi 3 task with much gaiety. He continued to proceed At the rate of seven miles an hour ; aid having gone betwixt kitty and•fifty miles; it violent storm, which lasted two hiars, tOrnpelled him to shelter in his lent although he went some miles in it. The rain made the ground like a sheep ck, and the wind was boisterous the whole time of the pedestrian's travels. He stopped again at sixty miles, having performed the distance (including stop pages) in 10 hours; and after dozing a fewininutes, and eating the leg of a fowl, he left his tent apparently as fre s c,ll and well as when he started, and he was backed tis .114,2 at 2to 1, and Sto 2. Such were the pedes trian's own anticipation of success, that there were no takers of odds. He lost none of his animation until' going the 68th mile, the greater part of which be i l walked ;..and he continued to go the 69th mile at a ' very slow walk, and having finished it, he retired to' his tent, twelve hours and nine minutes of his time, being expired. He reclined himself on the sofa. and was seized with convulsions of the strongest kind, which lasted a length of time, and he was ultimately removed off the ground in a post chaise in a deplo rable state. The best judges of pedestrianism are sa tisfied, that to perform such a match is not within the physical powers of man ; and Rainer is yet the first pedestrian of the day from ow mile to fiery. ANOTICII GILIND ATTZ.MPT. Dogger Milt, of whom we have before spoken am. onions to preserve the honour of the men of ;Lent, started after Rainer had been beat to do the . 100 miles in 90 hours, but. the result has not transpired. POLICE. lopienter.-43aturday J. F. Speer, under eighteen yeirecif age, was re-examined on suspicion of steal .itag - a 410 Bank -note from' the Receiving-heirse in Oisford-street, kept by Mr. Miles, to whom the pri, tones was apprentice.—T. Crocker, butler to Mrs. Inset, Ofbianchesser.square, stated, that he took a 'letter, containing a 410 note, to Mr. Miles's Receiv ing -house, and paid the postage, as a ci xible letter, to the prisoner.—Margatet Smith stated, that she had long . been acquainted, with the prisoner; that one 'Sunday, in March last, he was at her mother's, and having in vain attempted to procure change for a 410 note, she obtained it for him from a Mrs. Brad who keeps a chandler's shop near Park-lane, which proved to be the note in question.—The mo ther of the last witness stated, that she had received a letter from the prisoner, hating, that he bad done 1 what he should not have done, but that the Auper ' intendant of the Post-office would overlook it. The Superintendent hadolso received a letter of contrition from the prisoner, but had made no promise.—He was fully committed. GUILIMIALL.—J. Steven:, F. Sleigh, A. AMAMI, T. B. Pearson; J. Dixon; IV. Brown, T. Henson, ' and J. Banner, nine men employed in the tailors' di vision of Mr. Maberly, the army contractor's works,' at Paul's Wharf, Thames-street, were brought up, charged with being concerned in robbing Mr. Ma berly to a very great amount. It appeared that Mr.' Stevens, the manager, had for some time suspected that a system of robbery, to an alarming degree, pre vailed among the workmen on his employer's pre mises ; he therefore resolved to take measures in order to detect the plunderers. With this view, information was sent to Henry Carage, the ward-beadle of Castle Baynard, and he was desired to corne down between six and seven on i Friday evening, Letore the tailors were dismissed from work, and to bril,g a party of constables with him. The ward-beadle did so, and he and the constables were secreted under a gateway, .through which the workmen had to pass. On a, signal - given by Mr. Stevens, the whole party, to the number of twelve or fourteen, rushed from their bid ing-place, and each seized one of the workmen. As might be expected, the whole corps of plunderers were thrown into confusion; but the officers only succeeded io securing the nine prisoners, out of about 70 men, at least in such situations as to attach any actual guilt to them. • H. Carage deposed, that he first seized a man who had nothing on him; he then laid hold of Stevens, who dropped a piece of blue cloth, which had the . Storekeeper-General's mark on it. Witness found out the prisoner's lodgings, and on searching them discovered five more pieces of the same sort of cloth. George Carter, a clerk in the employment of Mr. Maberly, took Sleig!), and found a piece of the same sort of cloth under - his coat. Samuel Bailey seized- Askell, and saw one of the patrole take from him a sitaar piece of blue cloth. George Martin found a piece of blue c3oth, with the broad arrow upon it, in. the lodgings of Bowman. Pearson was taken by Gel of the constables, con cealed in one of the cutting-rooms, where he had no business after seven o'clock. This was about twen.y minutes after that hour. There was nothing sound on tans. H. Mackatel took a piece of blue cloth from Dixon's bosom. • . • J. Cannon, the sreet-keeper, found a piece of white serge concealed in Brown's breeches. Fitz; -41 d fr 'other pie,- :ger. a constAt .:, found am pee veep. p►d round Henton's loins. J. Wyatt took a piece of white serge from the per son of Banner. Besides these, a large quantity of cloth was picked up by the constables in the yard, which had no doubt been dropped by the other workmen in the confusion, At the request of Mr. Stevens, the prisoners were remanded till Tuesday next, in order to give Mr. Maberly.time to inform the Commissary-General, and the Government Storekeeper, as the cloth in question had been seni in by Government in order to be made into clothing for Spaniards. J. Pike, arkold man, late a porter in the employ. ment of Mr. Wright, an ironmonger in West Smith field, was charged with waling WO nails, the pro perty of bis employer.—Mr. Wrigh: applied that the prisoner might be sent to Hatton-garden Office, in order that he might give evidence against the receiver, who was there in custody. Mr. W. laid, that on searching the premises of the receiver, he had seen a quantity of the most valuable files, part of his pro. petty. The prisoner was sent to Hatton-garden Office. • MARRIED. In Limerick, M. Smith, Esq. of the Hon. East-India Cosi.. pany's Civil Service, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the his Admiral Hart. nt, Mr. I'. Leppard, of Cock field, Sussex, Mid: soakb, 14 . 70, to Alin Sophia.ook, of the same place, 441 • . • DIED. The Ws inst. soddenly, in a fit, the Rev. W. Talbot Sadao, one of ;lie Minor Canons of Rochester Cathedral. Friday, at Hampton, of a bilious fever, Maria, third daughter of the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Minister of th at plate. The 10th inst. at Camberwelloged SS, Captain George Neale. The 1 t th inst. at Epsmthin hts 9ifd year, James FraMilton,t.sq. Deputy Keeper of his Majesty's Palace as Hotyrood House. - DIXON'S ANT lIIIMOUS PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. QM —I take the earliest opportunity to acquaint k.. 7 you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experiencedthe same salutary benefit; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following arc names of sere ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief frOm your Dixon's Antibillous Pills :—Charles Taylor, Esq. Ja- Mild; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton; Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq. ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant ,ditto ; J. Penllnson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen, Otto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto • Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodruff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, (aeopside, Corner of St. PauL's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Bawls, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnott, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and John sou, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ;, Peck andiloss, and Turner, Hull; Helland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester: Trewman, Exeter; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Ste venson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Bdlinge and Lathbtu y, Liverpool; Neal. and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham; and retail by most Country Medi cine Vender., in boxes at Ils; fod. and 6% each. • TO THE PUBLias • THE Carminative for Children. elillett the PANTS' PRESERVATIVE, prepared g: &mine only by John Atkinson, Apothecary, Maucbesta,ssheco rim so cclebrate4 and its use so generally adopted, that anf public notice of Its pro. perties or effects would be unfit cessary, were it not that the repo. • cation of. the genuine preparation is likely is be Injured by the sale of bpwiolic imitations, which are shamefully offered . -am In v.tious parts 'of the Kingdom,: and particularly wheiw tie ine. theiue is in t h e greatest repute. Ladies and oti.ers who 4014 t the ha :.s, are requested to observe, that each 'swig ui th tent;ine prep.ttation has the signature of John *Alnico, on a copper plat* lab, I affixed, and tie names of Ilarclay and Son, the wl.uksaki Agents, on the stanw. 14p The" Infant's Preservative" has been prepared in Mans chewer by the present Propri tor and I evertor near 2) years, during which the Sale bas been progressively lner:asicr, till it has nearly superseded the use of all o.her Carrifnatives andit may be confidently a-serte,f, that more than thirty thousand Fa milies in the town and neighbourhood of fsia - scbe.ter, rift vorck for in salubrious end preservative property. It is a pleasant,: innocent, and efficacious Canninaiive, intended as a preemie+ ive against, as well as 'a rentet4 for t•.oee Complait.s 4 teb NhiCh Ctn. dren is their early infancy are most liable ; u afElcred or &tor: dered Bowels Cu:l/11110mi,, difficult breatirs.g, the. Kidters t &c. as also an admirable Assistant to Nature, during tie prcgr. Is of the Huoping Cough, the Measles, and the Cow Pock and Vac citte.lnoculat ion. Prepared by John Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester; and sold by I:arclay and Sous, 95, Flee:-Market, „ London !who art appointed its sok V holcsak Agent.), and all resptctalsk Vrn. ders of Medicine an Town and Country. prier Is. I i. or us but. tics containing six of the unto!, at 41. 6d. each duly included. As above way also be bad liar Rose . Linanrat fur sere Nipples, price Is. ltd. ADVICE: WHEN Men-of Education and professional s kill issa persetreeng endeavours tolkcover tlie most ode and esrtil it Method of treat's% a few prevalEng 'Pusses, the sitcom. in= result of their experteace Is the bast proof of supertoritiy. Messrs GOSS and Co. Yorgeons, have been I .nduced to nub the core of the foltow'ng the oft tct - erf their particularstudy, a certain Disorder, freluentzy contracted 'n a moment of intoti ar.d lta concomitants Strictures and Olsen, which, by an•improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; u also de bil:ty; whether arising from Bacchananan imlutgences.s long resi dence it warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too, often en. happily pursued by the rind) of both sexes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, sad in the other a numerous MID of net. vous dtseases, which, If not timer remedied, terminate in intim. tegce and consumption In that distressing state of debility Of eciency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, of arising from any other cause, by which the powers or the coos& lotion become enfeebled. as r<gotarty educated Suwon. of i on. don, they °Fiera film, safe, sod iyeeily restoration to sound and leprous beeitli. Meseta. Goes and Co. exclusively professing the core of these particular complamis, an order that they may net be, by a mistaken ha, marked with , the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but rawer to themselves us stre that they have been properly educated and initialed lout every branch of the profession (certificates of which trims difiereue Hospitals, and tesurnonlals from •be most eminent I +l.ysitians, they have to convince my inquirer) that the soccee• regattas from their endeavours first induced them to qtri if.. ?Pedal of the general Practitioner, and they presume net the d. pe ten s Oall constitute a lair ground for the unpreceeent.d.,onil tire,: with which they have, by the Public. heal so libeially The result of a loot, and .ateustve pneettee has .: a .4, *cos, by a superior method, to raeove vette:eat eompod ; • tnereelle inlcuerate or complicated, w..thi;isi subjectim the p.s.'eft ts! the feast rettr.dut tn diet or t;tress and 43 recent 0at.... IA hereon early application is made on disciwery of ttc lafect..sa they tees queutly perform a cure in the .dient lace of two days Ihe sia• precedented success of their mode of treatment (which ims stews been known to fail is One single instance in a pracace -ars, daring which purled many thousand persons cat bt,th sex-, have been cured, evien i after severe and .sjurious methorls b.tQ pursued by other Prachionas without effect'', induces them is that. pubhcly ilia their advice. • To be consulted daily by Patient ).ef either sex, wit'• secreev i delicacy, and atrention.—Letten frem the country, eolt a ~ng dm par:en:ars case. 241 e, and manner of Irvin! lecloong a remittance, duty e to, and advice and Idedidne tur• warded !o any I:att of kjsytdurrn. OOHS arid Co. Serpens, if, r, Preastreet. MATRIMONY. NO Disorders hare csintribuiest more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the consequeacs of unguarded pkaeure. Prop,: of every rank gisy adoration to the Shrine of Wediock, but where the Cositer Ain has bean tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability is indoors.. 'ably requisite. !'went} years have we devoted our practice to the exctusire treatment of the fonewing Disorders, and the boa cessful result of our plan gives us addi.:noal ard..ur to oppose, as farar we are able, the ravages of those Cowls nts which are tl.o tansy important in the catalogue of Human Initrinitie.. • Ala initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, Wr f,:rmed a wish, at an early period cif practice, to rescue antlivitluals from the ig norance of uneducated inen, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pracdtion• rs. The Disorders to the care of which we have devoted our at. teat on, comprbe every species of Venereal Infection; all kinds of Debility, wbeth,r atis'ng from the habits of sottol or the indulgencies of marurtr age; that• derangement st. the System its Women,• which is caU.d Barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Glecs, Obstructions in the . Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recet.t or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of cotter Practitioners,. are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and prima. nently cured, without the pitient suffering thereacreeiathig pain ant' Warming Hemorrhage which frequently (ollosva the api,liedes . tion of the Lunar Caustic. In ti.e course of our ettensive practice . In this metropolis, numerous cases of S f RIC LINE, have been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of whitili is ef fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure superior 'tis any ether yet adopted. no weakness, relacatioo, and debi lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rem,•ved, and the Patient restored to sound' and v!gorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revive the slum , boring sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently ha?. pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints are easily cured; and even where others have failed, we truss that we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, how ever, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, cora pared with the calatuito}is situation of men, who, from an indul gence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidahle conse quence of such pernicious habits. Vs'liere the unhappy selferer broods cuter his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortunes, It may be some consolation for him to know, that although k be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitiosers, the re moval of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of cur experience. if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this lanbuid state, and in these cases no great difficulty will occur. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may be assured, that iu most instances, such defects are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy'which is so esecutial to our underiak jag, and the qualifseations which we have pessumed to state, form :he basis of our pretension... and in coiocidence with such this intimation. is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by Pa tents of either sea with the greatest atcrtcy and hotiour, at tick House, N 0.107, Hatton•gardcri. Patients iri the Country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and gener.d ha! it of living, and enclosing a ra mlttance for advice and Medicines, when th:. swte will th.: given or sent to any part of the Klngdoin. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, flatton.garden. Septenther 3, r 813. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE Tek-MOitItOW: 31 -ii: .0 as after 10. Albino= 6 mime. al.er II LONDON : Pr.nted by Live:. 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