Star. — London, England, 1803-10-05 00:00:00

Asa tZ-1 LONDON GAZETTE, 08ober 4. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Pere Fare l Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Puler. Efq. to be Captain; Wiflhrn Threlber, Gent. to be Unite , ant ; John Moyle, Gent. to be Cornet. Dezmersfield Volunteer Cavalry. Sir H. P. St. I 4,5, Mildmay, Bart. to be Captain ; John Clerk, Gent. . so be I innenant ; H. St. John Mildmay, Gent. to be Cornet. Fordingbridge Volunteer Cavalry. Charles Hulfc, Efq. to be Captain; Jofcpb May, Gent. to be Licu. man : Thomas Roach, Cent to be Cornet. North Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John St•eet, Gent. to be Lieutenant and Adjutant. ;mink Hams Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, To be Captains—Santel WlMants,Wlllians Shane. F.fqrs. the Ho. pourable harks Murray. Chides Henry Hunt, and John Weld. hfe i rs. Tette Lientenants--George Eyre, William Purdue Smith, John Httifol, 'llionsaa Lee, Gilbert Mathifon, and Charles Hyde, 44tus To ha comets. --- Kingfley,Gadolphin WilEam Durftem, Aral ter Raleigh Smith, William Baldwin, and Samuel Sharp, Guilts To be Chaplain—The Reverend Thomas Mean. Petersfield and Alton Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalt y. • Lord Stowell to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; Thomas Clement, and Thomas Kies, Bfqrs, to be Captains; William guar, and lauoa:. w and Gvuts to Pc Ceptalov; Thomas AYlsite Clement, Can. to.bc Cornet; Capt.*? 'Gouge Cathery to be Adjutant. Porirdoern. or South EAft. Gentlemen and Yeomanry , Cividxy. -- - • Thomas Mintier, Okra. tut* Llciiimant. Jobe Stmeett s Bent. Ter be Comet. . Richmond Rangers. Sir Advert Balms, Baskito be Captain. WUMam Pau*, Gent. to be. Cornet. Whiteeburch Volunteer Cavalry. 'Richard Warren. Erg. to be Captain. Alresfrrd Volunteer Infantry. -- bee, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Beliefs, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Wielder, Alone. to he Enign. , Alton Volunteer Infantry, John Green. Jr* to be ClEteliti Tbollaila Lee, ,Greet tele Um? tenant; James Hinton Ilaverftoce, Gent. to be Enfigii. Annoyer Volunteer Infantry. Ralph Etwatl, Efq. to be Cantaln-Cientnandant ; ICingiton Fleet, gbi• to be C 4 l Ol 'WM= Reldips, and Thomas Gedden, Gatats be Lieutenants; )dint friary Todd, and Idea Seaton, Oat^ to be Spline. • Ant Vtiltulteei Watery, • James Holder. Erg. to be Clognairt; Genegc Wray. Cen t . to be Lieutenant; 'H.: Manned, Cent. to be Ratan. Bafinglinke Vatintecra. *ha Rider. Efq. to be Captain. Bentwortb and (Malthus Volunteer.. Chaste. Clore, Erg. robe Captain. l'beemaa-nitb, Cm N be Lieutenant. 'Billtop's Waltham Volunteer Infantry. Merry 114.ciaverine, Efq. to be Captain•Cemitandant ; Daniel l Ell. to be Captain ; Robert Sudd, and William Gunners; to be Lieutenants; John Mary Cleaver, and Steelton Ikea; Gatti. to be Earls. Cambridge Volunteer Infantry. r't. Cbeetions Mortleek, Efq. to be Lieutenarn-colenet. ebn Fatless. Er+ to be Major. . et be Captalne—John Wright, Richard Comiegs, Robert White, and Thomas Mott. Ergra. To be ILlCOtfliThtf—Klaw Jo h n Haggeteton, Pierre White, Mott Fufth, Thornza Cafe,ftiehard Fettes,jue. Richard Stevan Coe. and Thomas 'Eonspfen, Gnats. T. be Enfigne—Henry Rath, William Hiron, Samuel Photon, Jobe brighten, and jobs Nicbolfun, Gents. In be Adjutantbavid Braiserll, jun. Gent. To be Qgarter.Matten-lehis Clarion, Gent. Catbertagton, Cbarkon, Bendatorth. and Claa fi elel Volunteer Infantry. Tie Honourable Henry Hood to bo Corornatloot. join M•Arthur, EfeLto be . Eait Cowes or Vaippingham Volunteer Infantry. John Wart. Efq. to be Captain; Jan 'Waller, Gent to Pen tient ; Wildam Smith, Omit. to be Beige. Droxford Volunteer Infantry. *kissed Geollad, Eft. to be Captain ; Joho Palate, and Timms Hand. Gate. to be Yemmente; liebere beams. Cate. An be twigns. Enflon Volunteer Infantry. William Neville. Phi. to be captain; William Targett. and Ko ine' Mote/am Oasts to be Lieutenants; Thome Gat. to be InOgn. Eliag Volunteer Infantry. Peter Seek. Eh. to be Major. To he Cif Conran, Harry Tintfon, mod Charles I.yell, Ulm To be Lieutertanta—Tiscenes Meyriet. Robert Witimerlh. end James thary Preece. amts. Ti he Spas.-C. Knapp Ward, B. sand Joke &bad. Oats Ely Volsout Infantry. Matthew Bnielienburg, Efq. to be Major Commandant ; Liam* aim amb to to be John Bradmakargli. Gem to be Liratenant. else Boll; Woe bleadte, Own. to be Lkoto. nant.viee Itehlefen ; Timm nieber.geano* Dp eke Bletealies Wbgso Hsdor Ivo. Goat- to to IWO. , Emfwnnlt Voinntsor Infantry. llobert MAIM: sad curies Maas. Ulm to be Capeke t Jnbn Gibbs and Melidas Harman, mom to be lieutenants ; _ Jot Holloway, and Wm Bean Young, Crate . to be Isigus. Farnham Volunteer Infantry. _ _ To be Captainr—George Purvis and Thomas Seines, Vim. To be Lieutestants—Edsvald d'Aovcrine, WiWam Woodrow ?staidness', Job* Pools, and Richard Edmunds, Gents. To be Enfignr-,PbUip Threlbfr and Robert Cruickfhank, Geri tawley Volonteer Infantry. To be Captains—Vilcount Palmerfton, Clarke Pocock, Thomas M0n.17, and Edward Adams, Efqrs. To be Litetenants—Joim Coppin, WUUua Rogers,Tbomee Edo ridge, John Monday, and Ecniamin lirddleCambe,Geats. To be halm—Franck Squisb, John Covey, and Mon. 101- yer, amt'. To be Actatant-FlRiem I.4cone, Cent. vice Rogers. Hambledon Volunteer Infantry. Edward flak and William Horn, Efqrs. to be Capt - ains ; Theatre Byline and George Endre, Gents. to be Llemenaani; Rickard Pink and Henry Stewart, Gans. to be Eagle% Havant Volunteer Infantry. Wittimn Garrett. Pfq. to be Major Commandant. To be I iro•roanti—Tbomas Lißlet, Jun. John Todd, and John Knight, Gents. To be Ridigno—Ckarks Lan:trek Jorepb Lyles, and William newton, Gents To be Chaplain—The Rev. George Renaud. To be Adjutant, 'Abet, Gent. To be Surgeon-4Am Ranniller, Gent. Highetere Volunteers. Tbalins. William Herbert to be Captain. Hound, Mumble, arid Buriledon VounSeer Infantry. Gone Witelwr. k N. to be Captain; Richard Hickiey, and J./4h Glover, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Thomas Philip, Gent. to be d Kinlfelere Volunteer Infantry. Henry Pole. Efq . to be Captain ; John Drake, Cleat. to be Lkute sant ; Thomas Carter, Gun. to be Enftga. Lymington, Buldoc, and Milford Volunteer Infantry. Sir Hwy Neak, to be IJeatcnant Colonel; jaw Abel/ Walter, FS} to be Major. fro be Captain—wunant Rooke, Robert Apes, Sir Matthew %whiten, and Samuel Cleveland, trqrs. Toby Llestenanta—Join King. Janes Brown, J. W. //glop Wilton, and William Ileum-. Gents. T be Lolignr—James White, James Gnome Lovett, William Reynolds, and William Hayward, Gent. Lymington, &c. Volunteer Artillery. f -ph B ,tten, Ffq. to be Captain; John Weft, Gent. to be Lieu itnant ; Jb.ma, Plodder, Gat to be Seeend Liestanint. Itcliaclmatlh and Mnttisfont Volunteer Infantry. ' Liaarles Mill to be Captain; Henry Atkin*, GO" t be Lien . ; IkiWas Achim. away Ix Slip. Meant - tole, Exton, and Cathampton Volunteer In fantry. Sir Thomas Champney to he captain ; Luke Dillon, and John Carp , nter, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; James Aylward, Gent. to be En lig Millbrook Volunteer Infantry. John Poore, P.fq to be Captain. New Fora Rangers Volunteer Infantry. To be Lieu , (maws— Robert Sn,ith, John Rayeroft Belt, and Ed ward Alrxan ler Toomer, Gents. To be Enfign —Edward Too mer, Thomas Halloway, and George Adams, Gents. Not(}tailing Volunteer Infantry. j.mes Nibbr, L fq. to he Captain. Petersfield Volunteer Infantry. James Means, EN. to be Captain ; C. S. Redor, skod Edward Pa trick, Mato to be Lieutenants ; Jam Child. Gast. to be End .. Portidown Volunteer Infantry. Andrew Linderman. Erg. to be Captain Comamiielant a the Hon. William Henry Hare to be Captain; A. C. D. Cranford, and John Vidtnr , Gents. to be tACUteltaßtS Thomas H. Hak , and ohn Midlesee. Gents. to be Enligna • Po s rtinwtith , Port lea , and Gannet Volunteers. Lieutenant Colonel Duke to be Lieutenant Colonel; Captain Me redith to be M.j or. To he Captains of Artillery... Elias Brace Arnaud, John Williams, and Robert Forbes. friars. To be Captains of Infantry—James Demon, James Caine,i Mot ley, George Garret, Moles Greetham, William Dcocorr, William Baker, James White, William Friend, John Allen Mickley, Ro ger Calloway. Francis Woodman, Thomas Waleet, James Car ter, Alexander Poniden, Samuel Spicer, John Adam Carter, George Grant, Charles Taber, jun. William Harmed, Janus Duckland, Charia Matthews, John Read, Cornolius Ffayter, Thomas With cornbe, John Whitcombe, William Cole, and John Devereut, To be FRB neatened's of Artillery..-WilUz m Hammond and J. G. Hircock, Gents. be Lieutenant' Of Infantry—Jobe Sutton Shupe, Thomas Detain, John Diaper, Jahn Rood, John Muonly, Nathaniel 114, het, Thomas Pram H:nry Vlownian Herbert Allen, William Sharp, Edward Fowler. James PinliCten, Richard Barbey, jun. Daniel Howard, Kunpiter Liptcomb, William Andrews, jun. Thomas 'Edgennenbe, William nit, Baheit Daw, lohp Holland, Edmund Borituri), Henry Collins, James Wale, Matthew Cir. • -ter. Mark Atnthany Thomas Neerilb,tand john Shepherd, Gents. To be Smoke! 1 !cotenants of Artillery Thomas Heather and Benjamin Oaklime, Gents. To be Enilmn—Join Coivelter, William Ellis, Richard Wilkes, Charles Walkman, William Cafe. William ‘A'endward, Mee. thyw SmulJklietthaw Mapper, Thomas Capell, Richard IV'', William Cicada:situ, J. M. Shenflone, William Crocker, Henry Hill, Dival Spicer, Henry Sharp. John Weitmore, Jame. Gravenor, Richard Livrfay, John Wielow. John Lewis. John Glbtlaa, Rlolafind White, Jun. Thomas Dafb, Marini Whit combe, William Midlarn, and James Miami, Gems. To be Adjutant—Ciptain Milling. Portfmouth and Col - port . Vietualling Office Volunteer Infantry. Ciptain Henry Deacon to be btajor-Canatiandant. Preston. Candour, Ac. Volunteers. John Truman Sri/kids, Efq. to be Captain; Henry rillebelisi Gent. toter Lieutenant; and George Thorpe, Gent. to be EnCtsp.l The wren's Royal Begin:tent of Volunteers. 1 fl Etattalitln. Thomas Adams, Erg. to he Captain ; SecoodLieutenants William Craw and Wiliam Bradilirw Clinton to be Melt Lfeatenants ;• WUYsm Remields, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vire Cragge ; B. north, Gent. to be Secend Lieutenant, vice Clinton, ad Battalion. &r Itleisard Ford to be C2pt;all;ktobcrt Gardner, Gum to be Ad jutant. Ringwoncl Volunteer Infantry. Chiles Harbin. Eli. ta be Captain Commandant; jrremiab 'Whit aker Newman, Efq. to be Captain; William H.nper and WM- Dans Hicks, Gents, to be Lieutenants ; and William Strangeways and joke Durant. Gents. to be Eakins. Rrinfey Volunteer Infantry. James gutter, Efq. tot* Captain ; Clarks Hall, Gent to be Lieu tenant; and Hinny Holmes, Gent. to be F.nligo. Samborne Volunteer Infantry. _ _ William Powlett Powlett, Efq. to be Captain . • —,--. Mammy and Nose Edwards, Gent. . to be Lieutataata ; Charles Wyatt, Ocat. to be Eofiga. . - - Soberton Volunteer Infantrr. !aka Cooke. P.fq to be Captain ; Wristlet Horn, Gent. to be Lko teem ; Wiliam I any, Gent. to be Enfign. Sou thamptnn Volunteer Infantry. Jams Jackfots, lift to be Commandant; Hurt H. Simplon, Et q . to be Slake. To be Captains---William Gunthorpe,Williant Linne, John Hunt, and Camara Trim, Elva. Southwick and Bowlhnnt Volunteer Infantry. Thomas ThltHethwayte. Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Jennings, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Charles Faber, Cent. to be alkyl. Stockbridge Volunteer Infantry. Colonel George Porter to be Captain ; JaL Fader ISarbarn and Marks Illogbant, Gents. to be Lieutenants: and William Co vier, Gest. to be Ectlgn. Stoneham Volunteer Infantry. ifilphen RINIDIP, Erq. robe Captain; Henry Minebin and William Taylors Oasts. to 4e Lieutenants; Theaphilus Taylor, Gent. to be Foes& Stratton Volunteer Infantry. Lord Henry Stewart to be Curtain ; Cr-r;r Kcal"- and ViliThni Nicholas, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Thomas Julia.; Cent. tube Feign. . Titchfield Volunteer Infantry. Edward Otto Ins, Efq. to be Captain; Will m Stares. Gent.to be Liestmant ; :sod Thomas Monday. Gent to be Snap. To . ) ford Volunteer Infantry. Gcorre Hoar. EA . + to be Captain ; John Mi.itlictoo, and William Gc:.ts. to be Licutenanu; sod George Herrington, Ginn to se Enfign. Whitecborch Volunteer Infantry. WllUam Alan, Efq. to be Captain ; John Bukley Vincent, and Thomas Bingham. Gents to be Lieutenants, and Thomas No therchfr, Gent. to b e f o gr . Wine/teller Volunteer Infantry. George Henry Ricketts, Efq to he Captlin ; Caundett, and John Parfet Lloyd, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; and Chritto pher aces. Geol. to be &Aga Widtheller Suburbs Volunteers. Sir nano Rivera Gay, Bart. to be Captain. • lao of Wight Volunteers.—South Earl Battalion. John Thomas, and Henry Smith, Gents. to be Lieoteriants; George Wortley. rod Robert Rani), Gusts. to be Eakin ; and Aden Lydall, Gcnt. to be AdJutaut. Whittlerey Volunteer Infantry. John Sudbury, Efq. to be Captain j John Smith, and John Thorpe, (hoists be Lleskaaaits ; sod Mamas knfmn,Cient. to Le.Botign. Bedford Volunteer Infantry. Samuel Whitbread. Efq. M. P. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com mandate ; and Witham Le Antonk. F.fq to he M.jor. To he Captains—Robert Lee, J. F. Dawfon, Thomas Cookson, Franck Green. and Thew! Pearfe. Eftlro- To be Litutranto—John Green, William Stapleton. Kid man, John Pulley, and Abraham stapiroo To be Enfign .—John Day, Mae Eiger, George *Ain, William Snwh, and James Stow, Gents. To be Adjutant-111mi* [Wiry, Gent. Lcyal Britith Artificer.. James Barton, Efq to be I .irotenant-Colonel Commanelant; lobo Borneo, !N. to be Licatenant•Colonel; and floors, Lewis, kfq. tots Major. To be Copula—Henry Serlmfhaw, jobn Edwards, David Alike, Aleronder Campbell. and Charles Wilidno, Frqrs. To be Lieut. nata—Willkm Ford Burton, Dank. James Panning. Charles Mayor, William &Tigard Barnett, R. C. Greets. John I Chwles Addis. and Ccorgs Anton, Gcnts. T o be zufigos....JoChua Poole, and Thomas AIR." Gents. Cromer Battery Volunteer.. Thomas Mieltelbargh. i.fq. to be Captain ; Fdmnnd Dencil. Gent. to be Lieutenant; and Richard Humbly, Gast. to be Eafga. _ Oxford Loyal Volnnteers. Sir Dtgby Mackworth. Lit. to bee.loocl ; Ralph Sheldon. PA. to he Livotioari-Coloact; Hairy Ostrow, aad Thomas &buts, Ir. to IN Nl*" IMED. At Tandoori onto, le tie 113 d pear alb age, Ra/pi Gadd., Ffq. I.L. D. Monday fr'nnight, in the t9th me of her age. PAM Ina& Wightwtck, dausturr of John IV iglu wick, Erg. d datalgates. oesr ObertfeT. On the at ft ult. at his hole to Loodoolierry, David Rah, Fin. At Arraaalt. FAra Flarinda MI6 widow equines Nal, hi, Me Captain in the ad regiment. At Edinburgh, an tic 17th nit. Mr./a . hasp, deekstader. At Rainon, as tie Mda di. MG rinates. ditir-sr of Ca , t. 0, Ceoeiry Ovatlentell and *tiara ate htfeeMed. that they et,) he (applied with this valuable Medicine by fending their by Coachmen or N.:written. •r by caddie& Calk in ilk (mall Parcel, direetud to Mr. JOHN WsIDE, No.l63, , Fieet-fts,t Lando% for which Purpufc eunipicte Packing hover are pro vided for fending lo with faller to"any part ef this flingdees, Ireland, Scotland, he. HUNTER'. RESTORATIVE BALSAM hf I.IFL and HF•ALTIi, is the id" Medicine in the world tar reltoring and Invigorating the Connitutlons of perfons weakened -nd debilitated by a cowrie of difiipated plcafures, or indeed by any other cauka. •„ 6 Gentlemen of the fit* diftindion in this kingdoth, as *A as others, whole conPimtiorto were broken and debilitated, ham experienced good effedt. of this Rcfturadve Medicine. For Nervous Diforders, proceeding from exceffive drinking, difilpatett pleafurea, the Immoderate hie Oran, or free whatever =Alone great debility and relaxation of the fulids, a better aid Paler Medi cine cannot Lc taken. Numbers who had undergone too power. ful courfee of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced teem La a ftate of mitcralik exiitence received the utmolt benefit from this Reftarative; for after lofo Of Stench and vigour, they happily their former health. For pains in the back Urdlotaw,gicere and tendon weakurfles, perhaps flute is not any Medicine: in pub lic or private praetice whiCh.hts been fo faceefsttal. eittrotive is prepared In pills, which probe/ more gradual and lattirt eitede. then all tlie . intepal formai the liner parts of the ham are taro tenet pr:tene4. 'Po be had alto at Wades Meddle Warehoufe, No. 3,01 d Smut (treat ' • Tutt, Royal I &change; and of all other Veeders of Medi tines in Tuwn and Ceuntry,prec 6.. 3 d . the box ; sr it may be had in larger boxes, price only xL 9s. which coutale the ittuutity fella (mall bozo, as made up for the army, navy, ate. A Pamphlet OA the virtue of the Reiterative, with a Lift slim. relate Clem annexed, may be had of the Ville". IXT HEN Profelfional Men of educagon and te• fponfkinty deflate fr. the general fyftem by the felealost of a peculiar Bruck the faddlion of lung aontinued tweak Is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my realm to the erdafive creamiest of 'f lOW DISORDERS, and the (=dila' rink of say plea gives me addititmal ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the mi. wages of thole complaints which are the nsoft Important In the ma log= Albumin ink midge. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, ?envied a folks at .n ess I period of PradUce to mks, Individuals from the 'gnome( of uneducated Man, or the equally daagaosta precipitancy of general Pradidoners. The THREh DISORDERS,to the cure ofwldeb I have devoted ty attelltioo, comprise every (pecks of VENERRAL MEC- TlO whether of a recent or long duntient—adl ,AU ha* of DEBILITY, whether atifng from the habits of Sehooßsoys, *I. the ladulgetice of nature age, sad hilly that denageseent of the fy item iti Women which is called BARREN PIESS or ST EMI Lrry. Numerous &mks are the refuk of ignorance or bake is the transmit of a faupit Gatontrista, and it riot linkages: alp happens that the feeds of Llfa are poifonad by the Intilfcretion of an at:guards ed lam. By a fuperior method tuck complaints are eafily tend, sad men where ethers have tailed, I trail that I may pretense tO oar a radical re. ekabliihment. _ Few; however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the dlf rink'', compared with the calamitous Esuationsof Men. whe frog Indulgence In a SOLrYARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fahlunabte life, acquire that Rate of DebifitY which is the unavoidable confiownce arab pernicious habk a. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mitay, but eatetrdly conceals his misfortune, it stay be fame eadolaeion far biro to It now, that although it be an oiled of doubt or uncerainty with whet Praditioncts, the removal of tbefe DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progras of resovatine at the acquirement of inyeiperiehrea If the rites of Racchas or Venom have begun to reduce manly as your, much ..nsiety wW a prevented by, an any connteradtion cr this languid Rare, and In their calm no gnat die/Mein will meat but where this defideocy has lee wars stilted, a proper Per. few: ranee is iodifpenlibly muifite to revive the Clambering( tit* of Life, and to re-animate &e . Coallitiatian MARRIED WOMEN, who have hong bon sil(appollated their cline/aims of a Fetidly, ms y be antral, that In twit Ism hones fikh defects are coral& by Medical RM. The SECRECY which is fir atonal to my ordatakkg, mad tht Qinlitioulans which I have prehensile° Rate, twas the Ras el my pretenfion, and in echo:Make with fah this latlmatito given, that Mr. BRIE snay he confokrai perform/1y (sr by lame inclofing a (mall note) at Ma bosh, No. ay, Arundefitrea, Sawed. near Temple-Ear_ There is an additional entrance In Water-itreet adleinlngien4 the name is no both the door.. M. kii:itemb;r of des Royal Callers of Surpoirs. GOVERNMENT SEC UR ITY AGAINST COUNTERFEIT None we Gomm without bavlli, o SA \IL. SoLoM•11. lists r.ws.," engraved in the Stamp : and Ten Paws& Reward for CV cTV Dot le foldwithout ti!amps, to *paid tar omelettes, lac der Ad of Parliament, tie dad Cleo. 111. chap. :W. Warsaw, rt%iler of thr Peace. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, whilik is prepared (now or S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the VW yerfity and Co We of Phydaans, sod Anthem of "The Guide th Health." at SoUrnon't-pbee, Uverrord ; Price Half-a.Onisea ti Untie, or the tliantity of Four in cue Family So m e. for Thirt three Shillings, on wb,ch Niue Shilllora arc fair.d. including rids the Doty, the Stamp of votsieh, be order of his friak Rl . l Coma unflaous, bears the words " Saati.holotoun. Laverpool ad all others art Coonterfeirs. • Is there no Bolin in Gilead ? le thereon Pliyiklikkbaer Who then is oat the health of the daughter of my people recoveredr It a. vile. es. " The Iced hang ogled medicines to grow nut oftbe eartb,ebl be that is Mk will not abhor them; Cr with loch doth be heal men, and take Ors. their pains."—Ecocas. will. 4,7. NERVOUS SYS med. The train of melancholy dirordera which allbettbe Inman frame. ender the denomination of Nervosa Dlfes,es, are the principal retirees of human milery in the privation of balk!. Tin* diforders proceed Wen fuels an itifinite variety and complication of cask-nom to reneger Is impala*, gases It were always neerfary, to tea* diem to their true fume. 'The sired., lumens, are bet too well bcown and reverely felt antongil the greater portion of mankind; and to thefe • &eh It may without cosagenttlret be afferent, that any renudy turtles. or snore fielding& Inc dicer! than Dr. no lemon's Cordial Bahn of Mead, never has bete diramercd• In all &State, weakly, and raised eonftitotinsts,l..wnefs Tents, M e14 7. 11 , 11a l •=atea. rcril d=s, ' w ne a rvous ar eet' b u t tnytl e nn i e, and " fisi numbest& freiptems of impaired and tottering eonftitotions, whether erring from a It. et invdtivoty, Intemperance, or Mat tattoo to health, Its clarity hap utsmen throvglinut the three klogdomr. entrerfal and unporalkel celebrity. Sy Reid parrot ranee in Its tire, it chem. braces, and Invigorates the whole nen• trees q, sod ghee sew tone en all the total fendlows,efwitie wok** inkmees have heat given 1 lie CORDIAL. SALM of GILEAD le • Molt noble incnicior, conneien at fome of the etweeeft hell ea end itrenethaien to the whole k v vela Mesilea.—The prucefe is bog and a wiles, sod requires the mob nice and minote attention. The actives" at te has raft the Proprietor mammy/ form, great lots or Moe, repeated esperinscuts, sod wide 'placation to Freaks! eh, Wary ; and A ads tarn a gratilleation to avow,that In orreries it to the publ•i , be invades en man's property, or Imitates any seeds tine prefect k Deere In public er Orate mace. Youth and age of either ire re equally the ogees of this re fturatlve, and they. vrdi caisrmly pudelpar Its falubrao•ts luslitiee and elf.ths. fro the yawl It will afford lifting Mahn. • reogth- Ind (pints. Is pleas offilltede and ilehillry, and to the aced and lArni, it will aduredly l'urnilb peat ri lad and comfort, by putty and Lady invigorate), the fyitess. It will Dot 'eve im mortality, hut if it be in the power of onsidieloe to OM the autumn of deetuihts yews, and calmly and fetenely peered the doll bib beyond its narrow (pat, this reiterative Is capable of air mond &adenoma. Coellttetlon. edesed. week or 41.2 In men ur women, are ender the immediate Intense; of this retire; and old coughs, aftAmae, and coehmespetre halm are Moo relieved, and _ cured. Poverty of hiood, mid emaciated limbs, will, ere I nog, meet the happiett change, the chill watery Svid will become rich and bat runic, and the limbs be covered with OA, firm and healthy. irf A variety of eztreetenety and well-attcitedeures are to be ram to t he _ PurPhet. holed op wird cook bottle, which we eedtted *erne lef warn f moo. SECURITY to PURCHASERS. Se medal is 'Kern the Name, " Sem.. fies.owete, Liver root, In the Stamp, sized to every Omelet Deane, all othall are Counterfeits. Sold at hi , wanbree. Ho, d, CaMege.grees, Dahlia ; end Its h•s appoiritincht. by J. Mathews, NO. it. limed, Bud Mar a'" 2 Ca. kinw L'..isech-ystal, London • Smith. Desist, H. fan td Rider, lashing\ ; °Qom , ; sod byel Medicine yen ROI am ewer? Mate Town lo Oteselblenin, Wet I and Aeseeks LONDON: Primed mit pi law/ by LlVELlOlNT,(dCan luttertahribell) at doe Irmt Own. Ns E. Cagy trot. alb at ebe Seas Orms.Tisiple bar. To 1w Lienletlants.—Andrew Matttews, John Coleman, Robert Bar ' Robertfon, John Blenmar, Simon Ear, Jofeph 11•Iunday, George Hortifby, Richard Bucklaud, Daniel Taunton, Walter Wyatt, and Thomas Wyatt, Gents. To be Enfigns—Gerwge D'Arvilie, John Bartlett, William Bed ' dell. William Crotch, William Roughs, Charles Talmage, and William Reade, Gents. To be Chaplain--.1 - be Reverend John Graham. To be Phyfician—Sir Chriltopher Pegge, Knt. Tole Burp •n—John Grofvenor. Gent. To be Alliftaut-Surgeon-raJolui Swift, Gent. St. Clement Danes Volunteers. Robert Blakes, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. Whiteellapel Volunteers. Thomas Eritt, Efq. to he Captain ; Edward Mayfield, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and John Judfon, Gent. to be Eungu. BREVET. Ideatenant-Colontia Henry Frederic Campbell, of the tft Foot Gnarals; William Barnett, of the 14th Foot; Richard Stewart, of the 43d Font ; apd the Honourable Ckaries Stuart of the ilids Light Dragoons-4o be Aides-de-Cap to the K ing, • STAFF. To be lnlpeding Field °Seers of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, with the Rank of Lieutenant Colonels in the Army, fo long only as they continue to hold thefe Appointments, via. Sir James G. Baird, late Lieuteuant-Colonc! of the 28th Light Dragoons ; lieutenant-Colonel George Robert Mahe, of clier late Birmingham Feneibles ; Robert Douglas, Big late Lime nant-Colomi of the 58th Foot ; Jonah Cotttn, ksq. late Lieu tenant-Colonel of the loth 1.1;:ht Dragoons; Joleph Hardy, Efq. late of the 93.1 Foot ; Francis Gore, efq. l ate Major of the 17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Colonel Manley Power, on half-pay of the Goth Foot ; Sir Nathaniel Ducheofie.ll, Bart. late Lieutersant-Colmiel of the Windfor Forrefters; Colonel Ronald Crauflird Fergufon, on half-pay of the 93d Foot ; George Lyon, Efq. late Lieutenant-6,10nel of the tub Light Dragoons; and Francis Nlanneoch, Efq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of she 68th Foot. Mt IiOR A NDU M. The appsointtaent of Colonel Sir John CaUander, Bart on balC pay of tbc o9th Light Dragoons, to be Major-General in the limy has sot taken place. fr ItAT UM In the Gazette of the rft Garber, 1803. For Ayroisird ragmen.» pie WV 1.14 Doak Conimay, Read Ay ti try Mir Re=hear. ORDN•NCII OFFICE, OCTOBER 3, 1803. Itoyal Regiment of Artillery. Captain-Lieutenant Percy Drununand to be Captain, rice 11.:' &hatch, decreed ; Fir it Lkutenant giYam ShanLy to be Cap- Min-Lieutenant, vice Drumnated ; and Sceond Lieutenant Rkhard B. Huut to be Fiat Lkutenant, rice Shanley. Dated &rends r 12. tlio3. Commiffion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. chutes Cheurynd Talbot, Earl Talbot, Vikount Ingeflrie, Baron of Henfol, &c. to b.: Vice Lieutenant. Dated Auguß 18. 1803. Cummiftions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Pembroke. To he Deputy lieutenants—The Reverend John Phiitipps, D. D. Wlfiltm Henry &outfield, and Jofcph Foace Bottom, Etqrs. Dated Sliocmber 16, 1803. Commiffion, in the Invernefs, &e. Regiment of North Britifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lkeutenant. Peter Grant, Gent. to be Enfigo, vice Alexander Angled" pro , mow; Eafigo Donald fittgt_teezt to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Grant, appointed in the 26th Foot; Alexander Stewart, Gent.' to be Lieutenant, vice John hil.and, appointed iu the Marines; and Alexander Grant, Gent. to be Enka, vice hi•Queen,pro incest!. Gated juiy 31,1813. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Ddtabar is. John John Francis, Late of Grmitsftittet, Sohn, and or Ratistsonsfrpliscc, Oxfonl.ftr,m, china and glaffrnau, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at GuddhalL BANKRUPT'S. Maid Canyon, late of Ratcliffe-I Iljbwry, Meldlefts, but now or Wowklr-evert, Holborn, cbemilt. dealer and chapinan, to hr. render Oltober 11. at twelve, Nov. a, and rs, at one, at Guildhall . Attorney. Mr. Kt:rte./. Tuner Tereple.low. London. Ale-render Dalgairo‘, ftruee, and Jelin Bridge. late of LlMallok riwirbant.• ... , .I.arrnen. dealers • and ctopmen, Nov. 2, 3, as, at one. at the Globs Tavern, Liverpool. At conies. Mr. George Owed, Liverpool ; or Mars. Cooper and Lowe, Southainpton-Buildinga, London. John Karla Battier and John Jacob Battler, of Gould-tqaart, I Crotched-Friar* London, me-chants, dealers, etiapown, and coparrinte,Odlolierss, Novembers, and is, at one, at Attorney, Mt. Gamy, Angel -court. Tbmgmorton-ltract. James Wanklin now or iate of Knighton, Radnorthire, mercer, draper and hiefroan, dealer o 4 chapman. Orlober t 7, at, and Nov. ts, at ten, at the Crowa Inn, Woo:titer. Attorney, Mr. Willis Parker, Wm-utter. Richard Hatterki, of Doncafter, Voltaire, `racer, duly and Amman, Oetober 19, so. and Nov. ts, at eleven. ►t the Red- Lion-Ina, in Done dter. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Brooke, Don eatt,r ; or Man. Allen and Esk7, Foraival's-Inn, Loudon. .I.Trquhart, of Sine College 'Clard-ne, LondrM, merchant, Odoher tt, at, and Nov. ty, at ten, at GalldhalL Attorney, Mr. Dun n, Threadneedle-14m', Condon. Benjamin James. Of Nnrthampmn, bootmaker, lboemaker, dealer and ehapman, °Roller 19, at ere. Otlolus 20, and Nor. ar, at eleven, atilse Ram Inn, Northampton. Anomie% MeeFa Hid den and Sym, Carriers-Halt, London ; or Mr. Dana, In Nactinizaptua. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Sylreller Malone, of Dublin, grocer, to Lambda the toth sod stth loft. and loth Nov. In thofe ages when fimplitity of manners and re gularity of living were the refult of mankind's inch• nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the rare of men; perhaps it was from this canfe Scurvy had not made its rapid prngrefs till about the time of Hippo , crates, whole aphorifms ,, pro•e he knew the difeafe. When Deus, Arsou, and Comte extended their route in unexplored feas, their binaries prove ently its fad exigence. The United Kingdoms of Great Vritain would taily this fconrgs on land with out fearching the hitiory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab. forption, they partially buried the anliaed. The lac eels of this treatment gave the idea °fa complete rn• tidore, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appmpriated by medical experience. Onthisprinciple,S►lLsr us ell Art TISCOR SOT IC DROPS obtained the fanaion of Europe, has gained his Ma. jelly's Letters Patent. and held filch an eftimation in every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth of the alfertion of its anion nn Scurvy, vide Spil- Ibury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurry, Sctrip!inl4,Cont, &c. price 35. 6d. fold, together N ^ it i l the Drop, No. Sr, riboho-fquare, in bottles of gs. 6d too. and IL I as. with a black Ramp ailed to each. BIRTHS. Sooday. Lady Charloue Lennox, at her hoofs to Harley Aron, of a daughter. At Cherhunt, the Lady of John Markin, Egg of a daughter. Wedoefday e►eabj lA, fa Mantell-ltreet. Goadsao'a•Fklda, the Ludy of G. H. Metes, Lfq. of a Coo. MARRI Fn. On Ravelay I.R. et Orraiwirb, John Atkins of Cha ritnrs, Pig. M. P. to Mira Burnaby, cooly dargbter at die Rey. Dr. Burnaby, of Orrenwki. On tkc %sib sit. at St. Pet , r's C:burtla, Mr. Wiglarn Soldt, preater, to MA S. Itabinfon, milliner, Arab et IJverpooL MU 17,11 ~i ef A eta irin lon Usti On' Dem Grat of D Wm Ti Caul Pain At tl si .ell , 7N411 /Po to to dm To At a T' TON et the Hew • part Two hie U t ilig al at R Psi Casa Duildi THE T! Yo with 1 bge; the fa' eon,' (metal jetty .. , Wa the to *coo 1 tortltil Sabi' Ipourh sod p pars tb weds. if a Saanal ran of So ............ PIS FO ttie tal s bis (pc nab co toga DI Loa