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T~ From the LOWDIN GAZETTE, Sep. 37. MILITARY PRONIOTIONS. BREVET. - WAR OFFICI, ACTT. 24, 1803. Areley Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavalry. Anson Urea, Etc, to be Captain. Bath Volunteer Cavalry. Batcombe Volunteer Cavalry. lemmata ; i+va . rd Davis, 'Gem: to be .Coract. Tn be lltsion in the Army—Captain Wyndham Q.!lmhof the 3d Foot 4tamillitat dated tit March t 794. o.p ain . 1 I.omaiMellor. of the Stlt Foot. Dated as above. Captain Robert Cantpb.ll, oldie zd Foot. Commiffun dated tit January t 798. Captain Nathaniel Myott, of the 26th Foot. Conflation dated tyttb Ap it 180 a. Captain kdvrard Draper, of the 3d Foot Guards. Commiffion dated tit July 403. STAFF. Certain I,l•iti•am Maeondy Haney, of the tft Weft India Regi• went t • t•e Derry Adjutant Gent ral to the Forms (ening in tie Cl aribb-e Wanda, with the rank of Major in the Army. rim Mu/.14 11, &veiled- Joan W.!tildre. Ffq. to be Captain t llamas Parrot. and Tbo. Inas l all, Gees. to be Lieutenants; F. GeyenWC. GCUL to be Cornet. _ _ _ Stephen Millard. ?Sq.!, be Captain ; jobnComils, Gent. to be Bl4)tslort olonteer Cavalry. Samnd Baker, ISy to be Captain ; Robert Wilts Slosmors,Gtent. to be Lieutenant ; Jobs Good, Gcnt. to be Coma. Bottnn Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. lm Linton, EN. to be Captain. innb,tri , iniit ire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant limes Dennlfloun to be Captain. Devonshire Volunteers. job', PoDeafen Ballard, Efq. to be Coionel in Chief. ravalty—.James Tares. and John SpurrcU Pode, Efqrs. to be Cap tains; f. S. Cornier, and William Ricers, Gents, to be Lieute nants ; harn. Cornifh, and Francis Fowll. Gem; to be Comets. Plympton BAttnlion of Devonffiire Volunteers. *Thomas Lase, Eni, to be Liestenaat-Colorml. John Harris. Efq. to be Weir. obe Captains—Charles Bohm, Calmady, John Harris, Jan 4 John Welib, Robert Falter. and Robert Holberton, Efqrs To be Lleureparns--John Witham Herdleigh, James Courtney, ' Thomas Locker jois.and John shepptrd Gents. To be. knfigns—Robett Antiony,jun. William Fred, jol'eph Sen. nick, and Richard Lope, Gents. Er mington Battalion of Devonfbire Volunteers. Samuel Archer, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. George I.licedeonsbe, Tfil. to he Major. To be Captains—George Conch, George Strode, Doke Tongs, joss, ILichod King, Richard Paring. Chriftopher &very, Ar thur Wife. and John S. &very, Mgrs. To be I.ieutcpants—Wiillans Woolleombe, Henry Woolleombe, Samuel Pearce. (',Burge Mitch ... ell, George Langerorthy, Charles Wire. Arthur Wife. fps. and Servingto; Save;Y. Gents. To .b c Enlkpis---Thontaa Lear Strode, Thomas Eater, William Eireddecornhe, Robert, Parlous, jun. Richard Cumming, and /Stephen Bickford, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Revered Charles Ilayne. To he Surgeon. Laneafter„ Ge .4tarib - 'rt ugh Battalion of Devonihire Volunteers. itiontiat Hankins. Efq. to be Major. To-be, C,aprair.s--Roger Ilbert Prideaux. John Larcombe Lufeornhe, Henry Jolt. George 11111014 Wife, jun. Jacob Bickford Me, Robert King, Clare lambkin, and William Adam% F/qrs. . IFo be hientenaota—Thomas Harris, John Searle, John Scoble, ; Gone Parrott, Thomas Edwsnis Nathaniel Prouyjohe, Wil liam Adams, and Thomas Ford, Gents "to,be Eafigns—Thomas Hamblin, John Caul!. John Elliot, John ?came, Philip Lulhombe, Jun. Jofeph Linden, Henry Ford, and Cho*, Edwards, Gents. COldridge Battalion of Devonfhire Volunteers. Artier Howe Holdfwortb, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; Sa 2_!revart Limn, Efq. to he Major. To CePtains—NiehoLts Brooking, William Harm, Jafper Par ,Then. iief; Chats/04Tbm. Cendllt, and Robert Spathe, &qrs. ThaileLientaaants--WlMlant Newman, Thomas 3101•11, Lena Tt.ciscrjobn Edwards,sed Robert Leach, Gents. Tot he ankm—Henry Newman; John Burgoyne. and George Baker, Gents. • Evelinghom Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Star. Conftable Mas Well. Efq. to be Captain. Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Wallinger Arnold Mellinger, and William Evans. Blom to be Captain. ; William Smith, and Richard Beeman. Gents. to be hieutesans; Henry Jona and John Delanoore.Cocsta to be Carnets. GrAtitham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. •Yolo ktoytort flornld. Fly .to tic Captain; Win ? nomad. Gam t o be i ieutenant ; wuumn Alkenn.rtent. to be Carnet. Harl , iw Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. topmp l e Newnan, klq. to be Captain ; FAward Been. Gist. to -- i Lionalant ; Clarks Wanton. Gent. to be Cornet. Neatten Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. llen;rillyllin Henn, Els. to be Captain ; Sir Rh:bard Bruin, Ban. to be Lieutenant ; Samuel Lad. Gem to be Comet. Nottingham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Alturtsder Huddat, Gent. robe Lieutenant. -Woreeflerlhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. mi e b Hearten. lig to be Captain ; Cornet Benjamin Oardiner, t 4 b e Li n e me n ; WiStam Tbackewell, Cam. to be Cornet, vice Gardiner; T. W. Lavender. Gent. to la COMM Loyal Ufworth Legion. Thew Wade. Eft. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; Jeoneus Peered, k.fq. to be Lieutenant Colonel. .owahy..-Te be Captains--Suatel Cooke, Walloon Pule, and Thom Breubton. Um. jet Liamenento.-Banbolomew rally. Robert Bell, and Ed ,d Jackie,. Gents. - To be Cornets—John Rotel, Jobs Matthewfm, Jolts Cotter, and lama Pentland, Gents. larattribany Wade. Sfq. to be Major. To b e sftbatin--Jolin Nelfoo, Edward Earand, TIMM Elliott, and Infra Straker, Elm. To be Lieutenants—J. Joblirg,Natianiei Methuen. fames Sinai" and John Bienkinfop, Genii. To be Fnfigns--Antbsoy Hanifia, Juba Barka% Thomas John fun, Jobs Danes. and Ckerse Hunter. Gana Appleton Volunteer Infantry. Ikohert Soutilby,Elq. to be Captain. Aulceller Volunteer Infantry. Jorepit BrantElb, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; Rabat Batt tarn and Wllltim Jones, Gents to be Lieutenants ; Joint Mal. • Gan, neat. to be Engin. Great and Little Barfield Vo l unteer Infantry. . _ Witness Paget. Lig. to be Carmine Them= Deo* Oent- - to be Limiteemet Beres. Gem. **Ends% eking Volunteer 'lnfantry. g o srei ne tfg. to be hdaßiii George Lee. and Robert fm,EfArs: and Simnel Iran. Gent. to be Captains ; John ai. end Weary Vero Thredder, Geste. to be Limn:mom ; camp Giertny,eed John Clie/140ents. toile leap& Barham Volonleer Infantry. Richard Penfold Horn, PRI. to be Captain. Bath Volunteer Infantry. Jelin Strode.. Et+ to be Lieutenant Colonel Cemenendant ;Chutes Dem:A.loo, FA T to be Lieutenant Coloed ; Gmege Robiaroa, FN. to.be lltaj +r. to be Captain.—William Mamie. Wllpun Wyett Dimond, Wil liam Struod, Tbmose lelaceuky Creswell, William Clarke, Jim Haney htelfitcr, Firsiarbert, sod Ramon, bdipa. To be Lietitenanto—J. P. DIM* Henry Saw. t, Hobb Peril ld. fib, Jo } tn Ctone,Juri. Wench Bonbarn, Charles Hillier Poem Norman. and Alre.,r,kr C:rant Gents T e b e Enfignwriefiemi Marne. PRIM Kilian, Jun. l abs Sytnema, jam. Bacjamin Wdlimok jun. William Booed, • bosom chip Ai' hl Gene. &, a nd Volunteer Infantry. The Nee. Arch. St ewart. and John Tregeenwell Frs. to Ire Captain.; RoCe. anal Robert Gent. to be k imirfi e s t MaWi Fiater. and Cbarke Jambs, Gents. to be Reign& • Beanntaris Volunteer Infantry. Loyd %Mary to be Sliker•Cootoseodane Sir Rebel Raman.l John W,liaq Itfq. to be Captains; WSN el Wil liam. awl ilium Pric4 Genes. to be Lleoteseatei joim Jame, ▪ Geillkh lab@rts. uses& tees /magas. Bloonilbnr, and Inns of Court Volunteer Infantry. amuel Compton Cos, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; William Watfon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; James Trebrek and James Tower, Efqrs. to be :Majors. To be Captains—John Milford, john R ieba•dron,Franels Snider. and George Boon kou pelt. Ergrs. Bromley and St. Leonard Volunteer Infantry. Nathaniel Stonard, Erq. to be Major• Commandant. To he Captains... David Ricards, Leonard Currie, and James More, IPqra To be I.4utenants.—.David 3. Rewrap, William Sackville Turner, and Thomas Green, Gents. To be Enfigns--john Nyren, and William Man, Cents. Boc king and Braintree Volunteer Infantry. Jonah N. Wage, jun. Erg. to be Major. To b.:Captains—John SarM, Daniel Jean, and J. O. Haulage, Efqrs. To be Lleutesante-43. Savlll, S. Brlghes. j n. and H. Ray, Gems. 'to be Enllgns—G. Jorh n. R. Lacey, '1 Englith, jun. Gents. North Cadbury Volunteer Infantry. _ _ _ _ rave* Bennet, Elll. to be Ciptain ; Willan Clothier, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Samuel Bull, Gent to be Enlign. Cattle Abby Volunteer Infantry. Thomas &riven, Ffq. to be Captain ; George Cole, Gent. to be Lieutenant tSamuLl Sear-aye, Gent. to be Enligu. Chelmsford Volunrer Infantry. Thomas Ftof Gepp, Efq. to be Major. To be Lieutenants—qohn Oxley Parker, jun. John Ward, and George A. Gepp, ts. To be Enfigits— aromas Tindall, and John Glifon, Gents. Chellerie-Strect Volunteer Infantry. • Richard Bell, Mime. be Major. To be Cap aimr.—Luke Coiling, and John jobnfon, Efqrs. To be Firft Lieutreants--Willialn Pybus, jun. George Greenwal. and William Matthews, Gents. To be Second Lieuteoants—j.uses Sowler, Robert Tanner, and John Croudaw, Gents. Chinkfnrd Volunteer Infantry. John silveftt.r, EN. to be Captain : Thomas R umball, Gent. be Lieutenant ; and Robert l' ore, Galt. to be Lafign. . Clewer Volunteer Infantry. John Ramfbottom, jun. Elq. to be Major-Cnmmodant. Clough Hall Volunteer Infantry. Jolts Gilbert, Ffq. to be Captain-Commandant; Robert Cox. Pfc. to be Captain; James Cox and James Seddale. Gents. to be Lieu tcnan:s ; Richard Ledward, Gent. to be Enfign. Colcheller Volunteer Infantry. - John Bawtree,Elq lobe Lteutcaant-Coloncl-Commandant ; George Round, EN. to be Lieutrnant-Colonel; and Robert Tabor. Eq. to be Major. To be CaptaMs•John Keeling, Thomas Hedge, Samuel Samna, Alt :ander Fer4l yee Miller.. Charles Round, Robert Duncan MiCkl , ao6. William M. ;dap RoUnadUll. WM= Linton, and William Spading. Elva. To be Lieutenants—William jackfon, John Maine, Francis Tillert AMU, William Kerner, jun. Jame Irevett, Charles Hedge,Jokn Hedges, Samuel Taber, Henry Thom, Richard Mills, Samud Daniel, and John Cnoke.Gents. To be Enegns--Charles White, John Graham Ser)eant, Junes Dell. Edward Clay. Rcbat Young. Thomas Nice, James Wat ford, and Charles Hitchcock, Geots. Cottingharn Grange Volunteer Infantry. George Knowncy and George Knoweer,jun. Efqrs. to be '.:aptaltia; George North and John North, Genu. to be Lieutenants. Crewkern Volunteer Infantry. - - - To be Captains—•WilDam Gray, Rau Sparks, sad Edward Towo fend, Efgra. • To be Liestedante—Bertbolomcw Gldlcy, Robert Perham, and Dymk. Burgett, Gents To be Enciaels--Joho rbaps, Edward Marley, jam and William Rcael, Gana. The Duke of Cumberland's Shar-413noters. • John Thomas ISarber, Fig. to be Captain-Comutandant i Moir Stone, Gent to be Firft Lieutenant; and Richard Haughtoo, Gent. trabe Stcond Lieutenant. _ _ Dedham Volunteer Infantry. Harcourt Mager, Erg. to be Captain; Thomas Mafia, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dorchefter Volunteer Infantry. George Stelekland, Efq. to be Captain; George Frampton, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Menu Garland, Gent. to be Ease. Dumbarton Volunteer Infantry. jobn Denny, Efq. to be Captain; Archibald Coiquboun, Gent, to be linfign. Dunmow Volunteer Infantry. Riebard Parrot), Efq. to be Captain; lftelselas Toke, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Fella, Gent. to be Enlists. Elgin Volunteer Infantry. Lieut. Alczander Grant. and Rabat Daif, Efqn. to be Captains. To be Lientenauts—Jams Eider, Alexander Tbosnpfon, James Rhind, Peter Grant, Gents. To be Enegm—Robert Campbell, and James Parer, Gents. Eveilhot Volunteer Infantry. John Jennings, Ek. to be Captain; Robert Deane, Gent to be Lieutenant; Giles Hayward. Gent. to be Essay,. Earefham Volunteer Infantry. To be Captaina-.James Holland, Wm. Needy, Rd. Miner. Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Wiftlani taw Phelps. Samuel Wilton Suffield. Daniel Edge, John Hyde Banker. Anthony Stratton, Gaga To be Eufmtw—Benjamin Murrell, Jan. Rabat Frady, John Au. Gents. Farningham Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Puller, Efq. to t e Captain. Foehabers Volunteer Infantry. Eckert Camper, Efq. to. be Captain ' • Charles Tod, and William Reid, Gent s to be I.loutenents ; Ro bert Tod, Gent. to be EnLgo. Entree Volunteer Riflemen. • The Rev. John Mudonell to be Captain. Fouff Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Leseinktood, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Capalas....john jefreys, John Charles Collins, Jahn Min- Efqra. ball-pay yes it Post. To be Lim:tenants—William Baran, Jen. Martin Bevan Jun. Gents. To be Esiftgus—Edward Jones, join Plea, Gents. Frodfham Volunteer Infantry. D. Albley, PA. miss Mejor.Conamandant. Gillinglutm Volunteer Infantry. Chubs Bowles, Efq. to be Captain. Edward Boehlimd, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Wm. Bell, Gent. to be Rabin. The Duke of Gloucefler's Volunteer Infantry. The Right Hon. Richard Lord Vireount Cbetwynd to be Coked. EdWard Boodle. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Archibald Cuopbell. Efq. to be Major. To be topeaine—John Dawes, Jon. HenryGnalbom, John Ham mett. George liarram, Edward Wapek, Liqrs. and the Riga Hon. Chnstortby Lord Langford. To he Limiter ante—Valentine Jones, James Vl•eudforde, WlDiad Young Ottley , and Thomu Fester, Dents. To be Enfigue—Sir Henry Engleiltil, Bart. Frederick and Jobe Leek. Gents. To be Adjutant John Burrows, Gent. To be Qpnrobtaita—William Abbott, Gent. To be bergeon—John Lewis, Gent. Hanky Volunteer Infantry. To be Captalom-lames Whits:Wad, John Yates, John liadatiet, and isin SbordseCe, Efqn. To be liolwasen--Williant Yates, E. J. Birth, Charles Bagoall. joreo_ Lorkee, Richard Hollins, Jain Hollins, James Yates. aod nimas Spearman, Gain. To be Wens—John M 3 CC. Jun. John Wilde, John Yates, sad Thomas Taylor, Gent. Harlow Volunteer Infantry. Charles Ibbodse. FA. to be Cerise" Harwich Volunteer Infantry. John Hopkins. Efq. to be Major-Controastiant. John Bayley. fen. and palm Bayley. Jen. Flys. tribe Captains. I ran. See phens.jun. and Jaen Woodruff; Gents.tobe Lieutenant.. Nathaniel (Semmes, and Nab. Wefttborpe, Gana to be Eallipte. Ile/teller Volunteer Infantry. Gone Wee, FA to . he Captain. Hail Oren* PrNams, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Samml Forward, Gent. to he Feign. Invernersihire Volunteer Infantry. Inverne(l Company. AVM Grant, Efq. to be Captain ; A kunder 11•Gillary, G. tb be Lieutenant i and Julio Frakr. Gent. to be Feign. 'avow(' and Fort George Battalion. Arderfier Company. James Macrierfon, Efq. to be Capt i ti t :az ta MarTberCen. Mot. to be lieutenant' Charles Mx Gent. to be fade. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Od'tuber 12. John Sortie-don, of Saint J . me; ftreet , Mcßee:, goldfmith and jeweller. at ten, at finildhalL Nov. 1. John Dr Iver NV,lfon, of George-Meet, Qneen Ann-fireet, St. MArpla-bonne, Middlefex, pawnbrt ker, at ten, at Ouildhall. B kNKRUPTS. William Rofs, late of WoOlicgton, North Carolina, in the United States of North America, but now or Liverpool, merchant, to furrender Oetober 37, 23, and Nov. 1, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, in LiverpooL Anomie., Mr. Ellames, or Mr. Norris, In Liverpool. • - James R odgctt, late of Blackburn, Lane:Aire, muflin•manufaBu rcr, dealer and cliapman, Oetobcr 12, at five, 0ct0b....r 13, and Nov 8, at eleven, at thi.. St. John's Tavern, Blackburn . Attornles, McQF•. Clarke and Richards, Chancery•lane, London ; or Mr. T. Ainfworth, Blackburn. • John Croke, late of Briltol, tut now of B.forgan's-lane, Southwark, Surrey, falcfman, dealer and Chapman. October r, r I. and Nov. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cruckihank, _ . BahogbaU-ftreet, London. 'Rayner now or late of Saxmitodham, Suffolk, money-fcrive mrslobo' 3. 4. and Nov. 8, at ten, at the Bell inn, Saxmund • . bam Anoraks, Mr. John Santora, No. aj, Ely-place, Holborn, • or Mr. John Carthcw. Woodbridge, Suffolk. Wilton Lawfoa, of illniebetter, grocer, dealer and chapnwa, 0 'tuber to, as, and Nov 8, at three, at the White Lion, to Manchefter. Attorney, Mr. kobert Milne, Manchefter . John Unthank and Robert Meredith, of Mancheiter, monorails'. rers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Delober It, is, and Nov. 8, at three, at the Dog Tivern, in Deanfgate. Manchetter. Anomie's, Mr. )(night, Mancheiter ; or Mr. Ellis, elicitor Rem, Lofidon. Robert Meek, of Feclethall, Stafordfhlre, grocer, dealer and chap man, Oelober 31, Nov. 1, and 8, at tw‘lve, at the Red-Lion Inn. in Newport, Salop. At'ornies, Mr. Morris, in Newport ; Or Mr. Benbuw, tAneoi,i a Inn, London. Edward Eagletob, lite of Chcapfide, London, Traceried tes-deikr, • dealer and ammo, October a, 8, trod Nov.B, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet-ftreet. Pitter, of Jermyn-ftreet, St. James's, Middlefer, gold and Miser laccoun, dealer and eh.apman, Oitober t t, is, and Nov. I 8, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney s Mr. Harvey, Creditor. itreet, Chancery-I*w, London. • BIRTH. At Colombo. in the )nand oi riton. on the ttith of February, °fa fun, the Lady of the Hon. Sir Edward Carrington, Chief Jur 'dee of the Supreme Court of Judicaturt of that Maxi, and Man i er of the Council th. re. DI F. Cam. Frederick Pitman, of the Faft India Corripmy's flip the Skelton Cattle, lately arrived at Cork, on board that thlp on the 23d of May Taft, near the Me of France. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mlt. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER wilt begin their Courfe of Anatomical and Surgical Leetures, oo Saturday nest, the t ft of October, at One o'Clock. Consfrry Gentlemen and 'Nitwit arc informed, that they ma be fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders by Coachmen or New(men, or by entiodeg Ca& in a (mall Parcel, din:died to. Mr. JOHN WADE, N 0.103, Fleet-lbeet ; London. for which Purpo(e complete Puking BOICS are pro• , vided for fending it with fatly to any prat of this Kingdom, Ireland, Deaden& &e. HUNTER', RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the lir& Medicine is tho world for reboring sad invigorating the Coniiitutions of perfoos weakened and debilitate! by a courfc of difflpated picafores, et indeed by anj other caufes. 0 . • Gentlemen of the firft dill/ma:ion in this kingdom, as wen as others, whoa conftoutions were broken and debilitated, have I experienced the good &ea. of this Renovative IW:chasm For Nervous !Macias, proceeding from endive drinking, diffipatod pleafures, the immoderate ule of tea, or front whatever availed great debility and relaxation of thaolide, a better and lifer Medh tine cannot be taken. Numbers who had undergone too - lot of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced thews to a Rate of roiferabie exiftence, 'valved the utmoft benefit from this Reiterative; for after lots of Mattel and vigour, they happily regained their former health. For pains% the back mad leins,gieets and remind weaknetfa, perhaps there is not any Medicine in pub• lie or private pradice which has been fo fume:Mut Note,-Thy Renovative is grepared in pins. which produce most gradual and tailing eiktts than all the lot mat forms ; the hoer parts of the Whet are alto better preferrod. To be had alfe at Wade's Medicine Warehoofe.Nca r3,01d Bond *met i Tutt, Royal Exchange; and of all other Vendors of Medi cines in Town and Country.price 6s, gd. the box ; or it way be had in larger boas, price only tl. ye. which contain the quantity of Cis (man holm as made up foe tie army, envy, Sec. A Pumplike on the virtue. of the Ai:awaits, with a Lit tilt portant l\tro anard, may be had of the Venders. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUNTERFETI ft. Nene are Genuine without having, vl Sawa. Sinoimear Liven root," engrawdaa the bump 2 .red I ea ?mods Reward fur every Deck fold without Stamps to be veld on eionvidien, un der Aft of Parllament, the Sad Gera. lIL chap. aid. before any Take of the Peace. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, obich is prepared (ciely) by S. SOLOMON, Al. D. of the Uni verSty and College of Phylimaits, and Author of " The Guide to Haab," at SerienionNoplue, Liverpool; Price Halt.a-Goines a Bettie, or the sueotity of Your in one P un Settle fee Thin,. ,three Shinn's', ea which Ni... AMISS ire Avid, Melodies 'No the Doty, the Stamp of irshlcb, by order of hie Majeity's . Corn mitrtorters, bears the words, " Semi. Solothoo, Livapeel; and all others are Carnterkits. _ _ Is there on Babe ha Mind ? Is Omens Mirk's!' there? Why then is net the health of the daughter dray people recess-red r. jut. viii. SI. 71se Lord bath geared medicines to grew wet of the earth, awl he that is wife will act abhor these • fbr with feels dud' be heal see, sod take away their itales."—Ecet.n. NERVOUS SYSTEM. The train of melancholy dilurdua witiejiriiildisite human frame under the denomination of Nervous Difeares, are the principal Comma rifleman misery In the privation at health. Theis dawdlers proceed from inch an infinkevariety sod maspileadon casks, as sw reader It donna were always oeceirary, to trace than to their tree brace. The alike,. howsvcr. are tort too well !sown and severely felt aranagn the greater palm of mankind t and to tbefe sleets It may without esagggeratloo be agerted, that any remedy furrier or more celebrated foreilley t h an Dr. So lomon's Cordial Balm of Glen!, never has bees difowerd. la all tin werkly, sad related coollitaimr, iif tpirits, hi ria, borrarso remblin I s, weaknefi of fight, lots at memory, Wraire - ol afoot, taboo &dolls, nerving confuniparos, and the numbertdo fariptoma of impaired and tottering amititaions, whether ailing hem a life of inadtvity, Intenr,trance. err Ina tendon to health. Its diary has attained throughout the three solverfel sod impended celebrity. fly add paint ranee in Its oft, It chaos, braces, and invigorates the whole net fyftem, and gives new tone to all the vital funetrons, of wine! noniberlefo Oiliest:es have bens glean The CORDIAL. BALM of GILEAD is a molt noble nierlicing, of tonne of the chelaft halloos and R in the aMaraca Medka.—The pence(' is long and habeas , atd remakes the molt Moe and minute 'cancan. The difearery of hos colt the Proprietor amazrog fund, great lors et thew, repeated and dole imOcation to pradind docaoritry ; and it blot on (mall grataartiori to avow, that in It to the pubic he invades no man's property, oar Imitates any medi cine at relent lam in pebik or private prat:lke. Youth and age slather fez, are equity the objects of tido re &native, and they will uniformly participate f 5 its &Mahon qualities sod Agfa. To the pan it Me &ford lading be Ith, Prength, and (pints, in place n(l.flitudc and and um the aged sad it then. it will arcredly fan* great abased comfort. by gently and (defy Invigorating the fyftem. It will not give ion mortality. bet U it be in the power of medicine to gild the armee of declining yeses. end calealy and remedy proceed the dote of Mc beyond its narrow fpan, this 'atomise is capable of cardiac' that grand &Masora. Conlin to ions related, weak or decayed is sins- ur womes, are soda the Immediate thlbasee of this ano raks ; and old comtha,allinao, and orofoimpuve habits, arc no. relieved, and ',laced,'" cured. Pearty of blood, Sod emaciated limbs, will, ere I ang. facet the he; pica change, the chill wasp! fluid win become rich and hal farnie„ aid the limbs be covered lath let, Erns and healthy. f o r A variety of estrandisary and weil-artefted cure. are to he fear in the parophet, foaled op WM sack bottle, which a.: credited brain for want if room. _ _ _ SECURITY to PURCHASERS. De eirefel tie elierve tee Neale, ■ 8411 L. SOLOMOR, Live ►OOL, in the &amp, gazed tr every Geeteee Moak., all autos are Geteterfeire. dad at MG Warsbaufe, N.. 6, Carßieinan• Dublin ; ad b./ LI appointment, by J. Mathews, Nn. strand. and Dic e y a n d CO. Ikw Ctiordryard, Loggia; Smith , Batter. Hatband, and kider,taltrbtuo ; Maim, ; and Dyad Mcd:clas Van late b every Maas 'lowa la Giratlitlude.latarl aW Aar crka iitiYamirrßnind. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. A N Perron or Perfons willing to Contrite fon BUILDING a NEW pnlixtE, either of STONE or IRON. or partly Stone and partly Iron 'o'er the Inver USK. at or neat the Town of CA RI.EON. are cleared to delver in their Prop+ls. Plans, and Eilintates, &sled, to me, at the cr2: Gene, ral (.12. , !arter ScEions of the Reece to.,be holden at U& In and fur the fad County of Monmouth. on Wcdnefday the 3th day of tober nett, at Twelve o'clock at Neon By °Mei bf tke Court, I'URTON, Clerk of the Peace. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. gad AISORDERS of the STOMACH anti BOWELS. ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE Excellence of thefe Pills, as a gentle Nigh. tin, and as a gtiseral - Prefervative of Haiti, by alliiiing Na. „one in the due Dife.hargeef the . Animal Fun ions , has ellubliihed their Reputation as a Medicine of tin brit importance. 'Fbey aro athr irably calculated 'or difordenef the Stoivielt and Bowelst fog Ferrous of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a 'Rheumatic Difpolition; as wa; as for chafe whore Cenflitutions have been .If. eked by a too aelive or too fedentary Life-, or by a RefiJniee lo het (Arnett'. They are iikewifa particularly krvieenble in Head... Mils =shooed by indigeition, and in removing the bad effeets of Free living; as alto in preventing Plats and Apoplealei, lo often the attesteesiest of intempesnee. I'be tendency of there Pills is to open the Pore:l•jr t, Mgt anti tire Body by Flay they mentorn promote Qe.p, require ad. thee .Confinethent mention pr "hot- Eereerfe alnekl be bad to them ou the Brit Attack of a Cold, or u;:on any flight Indifpelidon ; and they &paid never be warted at Bed Time, after ant Beech of eating or drinking. , , • . Ar t the AN A LY FTIC ALL. aWe FhaliViraiell to a peculiar Pre. paratlon, arlstth has arra' Weit'dkulted bit *Tithe prefent Pro prietors, the can only be bad &opine from thins; and they arc feld only by F. Newassi, at the Warehoufe for Dad* ramie Powder, N 0.45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's °such-yard, n fear, dims from Cheaptide, Lend"; and at Dr. jatteeelate Hook ha; Iltirton-street ; inßoxes, Price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp hicludi;di ar the Quantity of Stein One Lege Boa foe IL 4s. OlkTattd theft tifir W pea F. hicwsinv. the- of. &PAIN" are eafFsted an the Stamps. All others on Counterfeits,. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and Ic• fpocfibility &nem from the general fyitcm A the feleatom Of 'a peculiar Branch, the fariellota of loci eaotloaed fuecell is thir belt criterion of fopatority. Tempters have 1 devoted my prodUce to the exchalve Pump* of THREE DISORDERS; and the foccersful refult el my pa gives sae additional Wear to ',pole as fir u 1 ant sale the ra• nee of thole complaints whichare the ma huportatit in the caEll lo„mc of huma n In _ _ After initiation Ms every branch as an Army Sagewe, termed a with at an env Ralod of Pratice to relate IntEvidade from the ignisance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradtitionen. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, eonsprix every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of • recent or long duratica-4414, AR Made of DEBILITY, whether selling from the habits of Schoolboys, er the hidulrence of mature ago, and Wily that derangement of don fyilem hi Women which iscaIkABARRIN NES:i or s - rtieurT, thur.ercus difeeks are the refuk of ignorance or bght treatment of a funs* Gonorrhea, and it wit unfrequeraly harms that the fads ciLife ere peifened bytheindlfaraignagasenteoda al huur. By a Aaperior method lock complainte art agz e rod, and even where alters have failed, I trait teat I May to tier a radial realtablilliment • , . • Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dards in third* order, compared with the calamitous &Want of Men, Mtibltedi indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE,or the prevalers.Oderass et a failanabk Life, acquire that Rate of Debility wild is unavoidable confequence of fah pernicious habit.. • • Where the unhappy fairer broods war Ng is I ray, but ado, conceals bis misfortuneit Inge be forte andoiatian la Naas? know, that although it be an *hied eldoulat or mere lift'' other Praildoners, the removal of there DIIIIICHINOMMay dolt gradual progrefs of renovation ad* acquirement of anyuqodeua r If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have hgun to redoes an* 4 goer, much *relay will be prevented by an earlyesantaidikaw this languid Sate, and in tbefe cats no great dilatable will and Bur what 'ilk deficiency boa for years eitUted. a Ingo! Pell* fnerite• indifpenlibly remtibie to revive the liewaselbe sin of Life, and to rwanintate the Colatitudes MARRIED WOMEN, who have k. j. ,.1 7 auhpri;sid • their expeditions of a 'Fundy, mar be drat In tdtL bet lances fah deflate are amble by Modleal&li. The SECRECY which is to (Sendai to ory amberaddiri. anti dN Ctudilleatiuns which I have mimed to Sift ISM dleSsill if pr t icolons, and in coincidence with fa* dlis inimetbme given, that Mr. IMES ntay be confultal (or by has.. Inciting a Small note) at his hark No iced„ near Tempk-Bar There is an addldonsi entrance In Water-Arset ailielakeord the name is on bakthe doors. M. MEL Member of dse R.y. Caller of ioriese. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Efq. No. sr, Bridge-ftreet, London. Honoured Sir, Relinbumh, March et, that. BEG leave to inform you, that ever fle et the your A Info, I bare been a aided with the Lees Yawed. win* from its obßistately refilling every cvwfc et rawkdste prefabs( by the mart eminent of the faculty bert, and undiagoing feverai reeve cooties of felicitation, end twice diftbarged from the 11.41. tat, with little raid, would wear to be of the mob inveterate nature. In the fpring of lab year my Weeder had sot to racks howl, s nearly to put a period to my unmet I had • her slow on the crown of my bead, one en each atm, and tap kiss were broke out In a frightful manner; my Wert was &Nadir pd.- rid, and had been in a Rate of ulceration for* ha rem yam my tett had alto two large nodes on it, wan mph armless* and gave me fuels eacroeladbg pals. Lon when vats In hod, as saute to deprive out al re t. In this Rate l was recommended by Mr. J. Tbempon, (who metived I. great a cure by them heft), to take your Lakes Patent' whits whicb began to do on the afids of May n the mode eh omit* I be. pa to reedve benefit—ln little more Aso a inns& the Wien to my had and arms were foundly goon dew the Wes so my legs healed alto, bevies however, anbilerobk ilifookomden In the pin, and pain to the boor whit left, which. bug of GOO, and a little longer perfennuere robe= Medicine, fubiblod ; the nodes difpethes, the tkln eserkiii its intatal hoe, and the nos:lomat pains radial, pins 644 Was became, by your liberal advice and mcdidoe.porfotaty free frees all my former complaints—bave recovered fig fanner *irk and ftrentk, and am become Jolly and fat, In WM& dint reins continued many month. to the attoolaintent of *who Wei me. am at a lefs in what terms to exprefe my ridamd . bent bet you, for the pod of other (tarring mortals, to irk this my puhlk as poffible, u I fall on every cation be fir Owning will ready oblige.bir„ your grateful, obodheld. new hombis vans,_ MAX mums& Swag's Cisfe, lifigh-Rnset, Edithbomb. Witocifes to the above ewe llostriao, lik 3. New Poultry-mulct, jobs litintolli3Old Affemby oloto.ilabloglo Prepared and kid by the ibis Proprietor, THQMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the Royal ONlkge of aorgossis, at hie Hook No. p, New Bridge-Arest,Landon; where. Art a ealltait Allure agnate than thirty-Az run, Ina predlire partirebety di reeled to the cure Of VenerMeentplabsts, eltbel bell it to the Parts-of Oewastion,With that tevissi.eb fang whisk Mrs of his Profellien ihnold alentys ebkrre In ANS coko he AIM* ',antral. ties advice and afilftanot w gratiitody hibeinitioas to peanuts akin this Medicine, win be o.4brernal,ll7 a difawuW Pubßc.as an advantage feldom attalashie,wWwelfaeon sIyNA Alfa Ibid. by his appointment, for the esivenisite ewe Iv lag at a dlitaswe„ at the Perla/nee% gy, itAibagtlbeta. Palblidall; he Top - bop, No. to 3, Ozford-trect 114 e. Mo. rough's, No. y, FM ; Mr. Steel. lio•NOlko,No.s, Usi les-new, Little Tower-lull; Mr. Barter's, Seith-bddge. burgh; Mr. Ceilweirs, Debbn end by us pada. la every us • Mumble tows in Greet Britain and Insipid. is hoses of only ia pd. each. healed up, with fall and ple* diredtioas whereby per fens if either Cu may acre acutely& with tire, fuedefeerecy. and fatty. N. Every Boa kid he Oreat Brintin b fesied op with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Canusilkuners, is rioted, at the Stamp-Ofileer. Taylor, No. y. New 'Arc-Rrees.- 11 rate which is felony, and all tabus are euseerfat • LONDON: Prised Mad idibiltd by LIVELK/CinVeCso tatarriame. Laubsib) It the •*ma Alvan, Ma t. Orcy Ram Pebillbed age chi /rya Omits, Tom! Ma.