Star. — London, England, 1803-10-17 00:00:00

i om 1 - e LONDny GAZE? TB, Osobtr 75. GENERAL ORDERS. Hoitsh GUARDS, oitoSER 13,1803. :c *.t.11,0•s coninwil, that all Officers ap pointed to the Ba..talions of the Army of Referve, arid to the Second Battalions of the Regiments of the Line, which have teccived men from that Corps, thall forthwith join their relpeftive Regiments. His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief will lay before his Maictly the names of Officers belonging to thefe Bat talions, mho !hall not have joined before the tR of next month, (whole alifenee is not latisfaelorily ac counted tor through their Commanding Officers), in order that they may be fupetfeded. Officers, on be ing appointed to any of the Regiments above-men wined, are required immediately to report themfelves to Lielitewint General H s wiry, at his Office, N 0.6, Suffolk-beet, Charing Crofs, from wliom they will receive int Cher in it ruilions. By his Royal Highnefb's Command, HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant General. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR orrlcr, ocroata 15, 1803. • Croydon Volunteer CAvalry. tannttr Warrington, P to be Captain; John ilriekwood, Gent to be! ;cotenant : John Shorey, Gent. to be Cornet. Guiltit.rd Volunteer Cavalry. . - Jame' , More Molynrus, Efq to be Captain-Commandant; S.Man t:ol hall , Efq. to be Captain; Nicholas Vincent, and Edward Bray, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Haidon, GPM and the Hon. Are, ur ( or, hollow, to t Cornets. Lambed; Volunteer Cavalry. Jur,Th Wader, Efq. to he Captain ; Hugh Stanger, Cent. to be lieutenant; John Alla, Cent. to be Cornet. Richmond Volunteer Cavalry. John Carrington Smith, FA. to be Captain, vice Sir Remit Baker, Bart. rellgtitd; George-Fork!, Gent to be Lieutenant. Southwark Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. JoSn Coilingdca. Lfq. to he Captain; Jobn Fontfnan, Gent. to be I,4l.iLnat.t: Samuel Weidman, Gent. to be Cornet ; Neville 17tvit, Gent. to he Surgeon. Woking Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. J. W. worm, H . q. to be Captain, vice Smith; Charles Cullen Sniitt , . Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Rawlins, relived; William Tringham, Gee r. to Ire Comm. Aihted Volunteer Infantry. Charles Munro, Fro,. to hr Captain • William Brum, Cent . to be Licuti.nant ; John Rkbardfon, Gent. io be J.nfizn. Royal Bangor Volunteer Infantry. John Roberts, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Roberts, Gent. to he Lieutenant • JtL Pricc, Gent. to be ditto; David Pierce, Gent. to be Yaks. • Batterfea, Benwtll, and Weymouth Volunteers. viarnoutn, Erg. to be Captain; Will'an Taylor, Gcnt. to be I,kstepaat ; Thos . Dnefenbf Knight, Gent. to be Enka. Betchworth Vo.luntee'rs. The Hon. Wiliam Honey Bouverie to be Major-Canmandant ; Charles Henry Sonya le, Efq. to be Captain; Edward Bouverie, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Samuel Welton, Gent. to be tap. B!etchingley and Thorne Volunteers. Jofeph Sermons Mica, Efq. to be Captain; Nathaniel Wright. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Rabat Webb, Gast. to be &Alga. Loyal Carnarvon Mereaniile Volunteers. Thomas Aeltoe Smith, Efq. M. P. to be Licata:lst-Colonel- . Commandant; David Eals, Efq. to be Major. To be Captain's—William Williams. Owen Antheoy Pock, Res. ben Roberts, John lanes, and Hugh Ellis, Efqn. To be Lieutenants--iaechens Jones, •WWiam Roberts, Rabat Humphreys, Owen Loyd, and Robert Williams, Gents. To be En fign•---William Robyn, Samuel Lloyd, William Oakes. Edward Roberts, and Rabat Roarer WiUlams,Gents. To he Adjutant—Jobe Haffam, OalL To be Surgeon—Tbonns Jones, Gent. To be Q u arter-matter—John sharp, Gent. Chertfey and Thorpe Volunteers. Robert Berm y, lfq. to be Captain; Henry Chau/sees and Wil liam Sutton Porter, Gmes to be Lieutenants ; Join Wightwirit, Gent. to be Ettflgo. Chritichurch Armed Afrociation. William Touhnin, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains—Benjamin Lasealler, John Califon, and John Gilbert Mcrinott, Viva. To he Lieutenants—John Barlow, William Wilton, and James John °thou, Gents. T o be lafigng—John Walley, William Bunn, and John Parkin., Con GEIII4. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Thomas Ackland. To be Surgeso--James Dcwlas, Gent. Clapham Legion. Enfivi Robert IVlsrftica to be Lieutenant, vice B. Boyd, tefigucd. Harry Scrivener, Gent. to be Saki, vice Mari.len. Croydon \ olunteer Infantry. Dantd Rickard Warrington, Ffq. to be Major-Canunandant. To be Captain—Patrick Drummond, George Balky, Wlllian3 Lanc.and Samuel ChoSett. Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Geo►ge Snitk, Samuel Farrar, Franck Hnd fon, and Jofah Bell, Gents. To Ir Enfigns-- 1 bOttlal Millar, Daniel Garraway, and William Roam, Gents. I.oyal Egham Volunteers. Benjamin Torin, k iq. to be Captain ; Lionel Hervey, Gent, to be I-mama ; Thomas lone., Gent. to be Enfign. Epfom Volunteer Infantry. John Robinfon, Efq to be Major-Conunardant. Loyal Ewell Volunteers. Kennard Smith, hfq. to be Captain; James Mord and Stephen Marthi, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Gauge Ben" Oct,n to be Enka. F.unham Volunteers. jAn tlollift, ffq. to be Captain; iphn Manwaring and William Trimmer, Gents. to Lt. Licuatnants; William Crump, Gent. to be Enlign. Ham and Peterfloam . Volunteers _ • - - ltiehard ➢orough, Hri. to he Captain; Ritlurd,rawhins and Richard Hokko Weub, Gents. to be Lieutenants. John Forbcr, Gent. to be Bono. Kew Volunteer Infantry. • Robert Browne, Lig. to lie Captain ; Robert Tunitall, Cent. to he Lieutenant; Wolbani T. Afton, Gad. to be Enfign. I,oyal Lambeth Volunteers. wiuhm Edwin!. Jon Erg. to be 4ieutenant-Coiatel-Conunan dant ; William slob-, Liq. to be Litutemasit-Color.,1; M ilbain iarl;Efq. to be Mair. To he Captains—ohn Stanhanek, Edward Ferstroft Sb.de. F.l- ward Eisen, Jonathan Barrett, Jorean Kempfter, flans Noires, and Ric rd l'roefter Barlow, Hqrs. To he la e ur,t,ants—Thrisnas I urne, Hercules Sharp, Samuel Jones. Alexander Tell t, Henry Bedrord, John Millman, James Welton. pike Wyett, Henry Petri,, and George Med., Gents. 'ln he Enlagro—V:illiant ee'lor. James D.Oley, Richard kitten, John Scorcll, Wirliam Sandford, and William Rowlell, Gents. be CbapLiin—Tbe Rev. William V yie, 1..1.. D. To be Adjutant— -- Urquhart, cwt. T. be s !,un—Clarfe. ly.le, (lent. I.ingfield ; , i , l Crowhurfl Volunreer%. limes Fatirpdon, and Robert Bneo:k, Frqrs. to be Captains; Jn Rear Land I Smnas to be Liuure.l •nr I J a ime gar, Jun. and M d.iJm 0,0.1% i;,n:s. to be Ltifigu. Vr4flnteer infantry. Alfred l'ulton, I-11. to to Car- in ; .Ih7tnls Itanl it. Gent. to be Li..utLnant Jame. atm, Gent. to Ix. Lanza. Mick Icharn Vnl.intcer‘. .• - • lt, 1 r•• • t,. iv (2,lr3!it the H. Per to be Licuter..ur. ; ' lw. r ! Jrrt.ll,Gere. to t; I ot:zn. mi, olun!co s. Jetrie• M..nr,-.11:1 • Ibe To be Fennir.z,j97-, Lnd joLn iq• f u N. I.; • •• • , 4 •'vert Waflo, RoScr: Porto., at:a jAmcs 4111 , l• I • e •••• •• 1A , 14 I, itialard lied, and John 1 11." .-sa, 1.. Royal Putney and Reehampton Volunteers. Frederick Earl of Be(borough to be Captain-Commandant; 13. Gatcigne, L•fq to be Captain; NViniam Clerk, and Robes: Withei, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Joins Day, and john Hamil ton, (kola to bc Enfign.. Richmond Volunteer Infantry. Thomas WiUlams, M F.fq to be Captain•Commantlant ; James Stuart, EN. to be Captain ; Stephen Renaud, and Richard Tal lemark, Gents. to be Lieutenants, and Charles, Yard, Gent. to be Enlign. Rotherhithe Volunteer Infantry. William Wells, jun. Efq. to he Major Consmanklaut. To be Captains—John Gtice, Daniel Brent, and William Bar- • - !lard, Efqta. To be Lieutenants—John Hedges, Jeremiah Rother, and Ebane - • err Thongsfon, Gents. - To be En figna—Contelitta Trufit, James Grice, and John aaugh- ton, Gents. Sander(lead, Warlingliam, Chelfhasn, and Wold ingham Volunteers. Henry Lord Neville to be Captain ; Thomas Daniel, Gent. to be Lieutenant; and John Willes, Gent. to be Enfign. Streatham Volunteers. The Right Hon. Lord William Rolfsll to be Captain ; Alexander Rohei t fon, and David R obert fon,Gents. to be Lieutenants; Ben jamin Bartley, Gent. to be Enfign. Loyal Southwark Volunteer Infantry. Henry Barnett, Gent, to be Fult Lieutenant, vice Holloway:pro moted, To be St.eciad Lientenants---Robert Hoffman, Henry &ribber% jun. John Pckfon, George Role, Frederick Wallh, John Donald fon' homas Hughes, and John Barnes, Gent Gents . To beSurgeon....:Fhomas Clarke, Gent. To be Athltant Surgeon—John Smith, Gent. St. John, Southwark, Loyal Volunteers. David King, Efq. to be Major Commandant. • To be Captains—Thuma. Starling Beufun, William Lauda, and Tkomas Wilkinfon Prelton, Lfqrs. To bel.Srutenants--Jofeph Jackfon, Thomas Priton, and John Walter, Gems. To be Fnuims—George Dyer, John Butler, and William Col, Gents. _ To be Chaplain.—The Rev. WiMans Jarvis Abdy. • To be Surgeon—Charles Dowi.ll, Gent. St. Olave's Volunteer Infantry. Benjamin Shaw, Efq. to he Captain Commandant; Emanuel Sit fon, Efq. to be Captain; Jofcph York Hatton, and John Laf cello, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Edmund Samuel blahs, and William Atkinfon, Gents. to be Enfigns. IR Regiment of Surrey Volunteers. Charles Mills, Efq. to he Adjutant, with the rank of Captain ; Second Lieutenant Richard Bannifter to be Fitt Lieutenant, vice Hewitt,grefigred; Thomas Ells, Gent. to be &toad Lieu tenant, vice Bannitter. Theftley Loyal Volunteers. John Knowles, Erg. to be Captain ; Kau Milder, Gent. to be Lieu tenant. Loyal Tooting Volunteers. Benjamin Oakley, Erq to be Captain; Walter Lord, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Robert Clarke, Gent. to be Enfign. Walton upon Thames Volunteers. Robert Ogle, Efq. to he Captain Commandant. Henry Fletcher, Efq. to be Captain. Wandfworth Volunteers. Richard Fleming, Ffq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captains--Tluanas Edmonds, Charles Morris, and George Henry 'Hahn, nye To be Licutenante--William Bedcott Lutdcy, John Adam ;dia. coe, and Jams Unwin, Gents. To be Entigns.—George Pay and John Stedman, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Rec. Robert Holt Butcher. To be Surgeon—William Perfed, Gent. Loyal Weybridge Volunteers. William Barnett,Efq. to be Captain • °Horne Harwell, Cent. to be Lieutenant ; John F. Ewart, Geot.to be Hafer. Wimbledon Volunteer Infantry. Sir William B. Hugh to be Captain. . Alhbridge Gentlemeit and Yeomanry Cavalry, John William Ead of Bridgewater to be Captain. Mx Gentlemen and Yeomanry Infantry. Montague Burgoyne, Efq. to be litutenant Colonel. Ralph Knight Mat, Efq. to be Major. Godley Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. E. Wyatt, Eii. to be Captain. Hertfordthire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain Lamb's Troop. jaalai= Cafamajor to be Cornet. Captain Villiers's Troop. Jofepb Sibley, Galt. to be Lieuteaaat; Earl at Mood= to be Cornet. Southern Hens Corps. Sir Abraluun Hoene, Bart. to be Major Cominandant. Cavalry and Honk Artillery. Captain Lieutenant Thomas Arterildorus Ruffen to be Captain, vice hit Abraham Hesse ; Lieutenant John Earley Cook to be Captain Llano:sant, vire Bodily John Rake , Richards, Gent. to be LACUUMIII4 vice Cook ; Thomas Make, Gent. to be ditto. Infantry : Richard Gower, Efq. to be Captain ; William Banton and Archi bald Bel, Beata to be Lieutenants; Thomas Leach, Gent. to be Bawl. Rifle Corps. Thomas Brand, Ffq. to be Carina • Hon. William Lotion to bo Lieutenant; Robert Heyiliam, ant. to be Ditto. Wigtonfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Maitland, Efq. to be Ciptain. Bayford Volunteer Infantry. William Baker, Jon. Efq. to he Captain. EMI and Chipping Barnett Volunteer Infantry. William Henry MA', Efq. to he Captain ; Douglas Loveday, and John Kingitondon. Gents to be Lieutenants; Robert Gent. to be Entign. Loyal Conway Volunteer Infantry. George Thomas Smith. Ely. to he Captain •Cciatmandent ; Robert 1 4 1..milton. Fig. to ha Caplan ; William Jones, and Samuel Read, Grin.. to be Lim. ndots; Edward Woodcock, and Owen Robert', Gans. to Is I. talgnt. - . Craven Legion. Cavalry—John Dyneley, and Richard Greenwood, Ekes. to be Captains; Witham bock, and Hairy WSMaoris°. Gans, to be Ideuterans; Thomas Brown, and llsomas Pa:Waco, Gents. be Comas. Infantry— To be Captalm--Robinfon Chippendale, William Ads, John Carr, William Elli., and liens-, Owen Conldle, Eton. To be I deutenants--Robsrt K ink, John Armlftead, (hinge lla~ acs , Charlel "lindal, Robert Vi'adinton, and Juba Night:i rk, Grid% To he 1 oftrns.—Jor.ph Cooper, and Chriflopher Johntione,Gents. To be Chaplain of int ntry—R,..v aced Rouen Dynelcy. 1)onc:ilt:r N'oluntecr hitAntry. • Wright fat. Ffq. .to be I tit..l..nt•LAonitl:Coatmandant ; Sir GeorEr C.ul4. Bart. to b. I.icutcuant-Coload ; Samuel to Mawr. To Ix Captails.-1.-una.cl .Ib - anku ChUden. JAMS Jackfan, J. Fountain F.lrrio, B. W. U. Cooke, Georg.: Eyre, and Thomas Bennington, On. To he I.leutcnan , ,,—..Wiiii On. William Stocks Heaton, William I\in•n•, 'fiewitt, Robert Legitt, W. N. W. Hcwitt. and Htitry b..wan, (km. ro be t-ttligns--("4nrgt. Mar in, Henry Rr.wfon, John Stepper/, '1 boonab ani 1114 m Gusts. S I'.XFF. rdward Itoeßl.l , , Cent. to be ;o1 A:giant-Cuma/Miry of (tort: and pr..viGun> to t:tc GAIZI2I4ON. The Oteve•—rol John heed• m S. CSai !4:n to the Gunton of Port tht 11.114.RAU:S. Robert Wl!lnn, Fry. la! , a Capti.in h. the 49th Foot, to be Bar r ack-Manc r ir. ( C vice rc/iroci. 1.1.1 l item in the Garcvc of the t 3th haftartt. t liwttnlion of iickrve. r.r I i•ntenan. 111..cmat.nti, front tAt t:tl Fon:, t t be Cap. 4JI .4 C ropo ), 3.: Liuoc: ant 'T.." M.K.l.a.sun, from Pon:, tlbt_ C. 4 ,• a n of a a::). 'I, • ot A \ ; i t op,inie• bts, • , ,1 In the Gazettes tl•e Otte J. . 1.,1:1 &tut 2611 1 J, t. 1.1 and v..th At Uft, and tbe actb ▪ , - t,-.b - .tor ....t r: C ; j d 1 ...):—.P.A4n tto t.O 1.1 r 37th Ditto—Enfign Robert Ohlthant, from the 7th 'Well Lidia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Mackenzie • En fi gn John Bremner, from Ditto, to be Lieutenant, vice Maclaine. froth Ditto—Charles Steiger, Gent. to be Enfign. 7th Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant John Matkenzie,from the 37th Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Villers, who retires ; Lieutenant Murdock Machine, front Ditto, to be Captain, by purchaft, vice thenaud, who retires. ad Battalion of Referve--Lieutenant Charles Rea, front half-pay of the lilarines, to he Limn, oast. 6th Ditto—Captain Jolhua Roche, from half pay of the 105th. Foot, to be Calstain. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant William Macfarlane, from half-pay of Campbell's Levy, to be Lieutenant. 9th Ditto—Charles Whyte, Gent. to he Enfign. loth Ditto—A. Moffatt Milli, k.fq. to be Captain. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Collis, farm half-pay of the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant. EItRAI Ull in the Gamtte of the 27th ult. New Brunfwick Fencibles. For Carmichael, Gent. to be Storm, Read Carmichael, Gent. to be A Iv. Commifflun in the Derbyfhire Supplementary Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Baker, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 22, 1803. BANKRUPTS. Broadfield Siffmnre and Richard Cruller'', late of Bafinghall.llrett, Lon on, merchants, factors, and partners, to furrender °dohs-, 22, 25, and Nov 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Crowder and l.avie, Frederick's-place. Old Jewry. Richard Enseifon, late of Needham-Market, Suffolk, miller, malt fter, dealer and chapnian, Nov. 7,8, and z 6, at tea, at the Quern's -Head Inn, Stow-Market. Attorniei, Mr. John Mar riott, of Stownpland, in Suffak ; or losieffrs. Lyon and Colly,s, Bedford-row, Lomb'''. Thomas Dukes, of RztcliTc-lik, , hway, fhopkeeper, dealer and chap man, oElobrr 25, Nov. at ten, and Nov. 26, at one, at Gullet. hall. Attorney, Mr. '1 empire, Burr-timer, Ealt Smithfield, I.onJon. Edmund Baines, of Leicefter, wool:tenter, dealer and thapmen, October IS, at one.Deb.h,r 2a. and Nov. 26. at twelve, at Guild hall, Lortsron. Attorney, Mr. Hinrich, Palgrave-Place, Temple- Bar, London. John Smith. of Briftol, turner, dealer and chapman, Otiober 17, 1, and November :6, at ten, at the Both 'Favern, Corn.ftreet, Brian!. Attomies, ?Welles. Lewis and James, No. 12, Gray's- Inn-fquare, London; or Mr. Robert D. King, William Dalton the elder, of Fot and Knott-Yard, Snow-Hill, Landon, dealer in hay and (tray, October 21, at twelve, Nov. 8, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, \lr. Edmunds, Hatton- Garden, London. Charles Marta:mat. of Rathbone-Place, Oxfolkl-ftrect, Middk fee, ftraw.hot-manufadturer, dealer and chapman, Oetober as, at eleven, November t . at ten, rod Nov. 26, at twelve, at Guild- • hall. Autarkic', 'Weir's. Swanll and Walliagton, Foroareet, . - - London. John Willy, of Oxford-11mq, iMiddlefi7, tank-maker, °amber 25,at twelve, Nov. 8. and 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Piumbt ree-ftreet, Bloomlbury. Charles Robert Ellis, of Middle New-ftreet, parim of Saint Bride, alias Bridget, Fleet-llreet, jeweller, Oftober 29, at twelve, Nov. 17, and a 6, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney. Mr. Jolhua May hew, No. 47, Maraud-Reece, Golden-fguare. DIVIDENDS. Nov. r. 'aleph Mee, of Pollington, Yorl, Ogre, feedfman. dealer chapman, at twelve, at the Oreyhound lon, Ferrybridge. Nov. 3. Robert Tredgold, late of Chilland, near Winehetler, the county of Southampton, miller, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Winehefter. Nov. 3. William Champion, now or late of Workfop, Nottingham. thir ...common brewer, at tncive, at the Red Libn, W urkfnp. Nov. S. Chriltopher Hendy. of Fahnotith, Cornwall, mariner, at eleven, at the Ship and Cattle, Falmouth. Nov. 5. John Claude Rieder, late of London .hoofe.yard, St. Paul's London, bookfeiler, at ten, at Guildhall Nov. 5. John Noston, of Drury-lane, Middiefre, vidaaller, at too, at Guildhall. Nov. s. James Tadock, of Finch-lane, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall Nov.B. &Abide Hill Norwood May, of Great St. Helen's. London, ' merchant, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov.B. Richard Bentley, of Wellelofe-fquare. Middklea, baba dalher, at eleven, at G NAO. Nov. 8. Thomas Talley, late of Pancras-lane, London, taller, at eleven, at Guildhall. BIRTH. At Redboro, Hate, of a fat and heir, the Lady of James Kelly, N. MARRIED. By (pedal Beene', on the icth init. in the Bland of Guemfey, John Cameron, Efq. Major in his Majcity's 43d Veit Infantry Regiment, to Mils Amelia Brock, niece of Admiral sir Junes Saumares, Bart. On the 13th init. at St. John's Church, War Pins, Mire Rlon of Great Hermi:age-Brat. to Mr. Hughes, of Glynn, Denhighthire: Itob Smitheritt, of Wikon, county Limerick, to hilts Ma both Madder, daughter of the late Rev. John Madder. DIED. On Saturday, the 24th of Lit month, in chUd-bed, Mrs. Cock, of York-ftreet, Wdtniiniter. . On the tit of (Maher, at Barmen Caßte, of a fever. In the Erenteenth year of her age, the Right Hon. Lady Helm Sinclair, fccond daughter of the Earl f Ciithrefs. On the nth infl. Mrs. Mary h LT, at Brontroa.row. At Leith, as the 3d hilt. Capt. Witham Scott, of the Fifeihire Packet. At Cu par Fife, on the 3d inn. Mrs. Anne Moncrieff, wife of Dr. John Govan, phybcian. At Edinburgh, on the 3d inft the Rev. Mr. Alexander Camp bell, milliner of the pipet at Ardnanturt ban. At °mitten, Rotburihth :re Mn. Scott, wife of Win.Seent, WHEN ProfelTional Men of cducaiion and te fpottsbility deviate from t!c genera (Ohm by the feledtion o(a peculiar Branch, the (maim of long continued &cads le the bail criterion of (up:ducky. _ _ Ten ran have 1 devots:d my make to the metonym tmatmen of THR E E DISORDERS, and the beceefdui rob* M tvw plan gives me additional ardour to monk as tar as I ant able the ra mgcs of thee complaints which are the moil ituporiasit in the saga • lope of human Insrmitit s. . - . . After initiation into every brand' as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an mammy period of Predict to rthcint individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the egnany dangerous precipitancy ...general Prathitiouths. The THREE DISORDERS.to the cure of which I have devoid my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFhI.:- TION, whether of a recent or bog duration.--sdly All kicuis of DEBILITY, whether Idling trim the habits of Sch oolboys,. or the lodulgenct of mature see, and Lally that derangement of the (TIN= in Women which Jo caned BA RR EN NEM er ST ER ILITY. _ . Numerous slifeales arc the rcluit of itooranae or hafte in the trearnoint of a Ample Gonorrhea..ind i• not tinfitqueotly that the Lads of Life are poifoned by the intlikretion of an u ogirt • est hour. By a fuperior method loch complaints are eatuy cat& and even where other. have tailed, I 'raft tLat I may pre,ouie to offer a radical rc-,tltahliihment. Few, however, are the ca r p of wieriplicatPd &Ire's lo the dlf• arder,:rompared with the calamitous famine:le of Men. who (roil indulgence in a 801.11 ANY VICF, or the prevalent Clatitirs of a (Alienable I.ife, acquire that Rare 01 Debility which is the unavoidable confegueni e of loch pernicious habits. . . Where the unls.ippy futlirer brood. over his mi:ery, but carefully conceals his mkforione, it may b. tome confolation for Mm to know, 'that althoufh It he an obje.ti of douSt or unrerainty with o•ber l•n.tition,.rs, the rcniowal ur •bde DkriCIENCILJ by tLe gradual proem(' of renov-ta in is the aevilrernetir of my ext.crii nee. If the rims of BacehJs or Venus hat, tce,tin ro reduce manly ti• gout, much ..Kitty will f c prevented ty ar emly courteraftiou of this languid (late, and in theft cafrs i.O great difheulti, 1 •• di Oft ü but where this den," •:, y has for )i Jr% • Mid. a tiforic Per. feversoce is indifpeufili:v nu uifitc to revive the dumb,. r:tig f h. of I.ife, and to re-anim the Cimflitati.oa MAARIFI) Wu, liava Arai o.ln.ppo!nrcd In espe.natiln• of a I mar ! , e dim& t"at in molt In ilarrrs Guh 41rfr.is ar- at,: Y.e 11.1eal:ca' 1. 1 he SECRECY yam:: is to r.; tr• , .et•lkin4, Ind the gralificati.m. ',lnch I II •.. term Pt Laf?. of my ' , retention, an,t t,, 4,t, • %%WI • 1... m. that Mr. BR 1.4. m is I 1,, inc law,: a frnA n xc) at It. , :2, Ar4tll:l-itrcet, :araatl, De Jr.Teinpk-134r. T: es e Is an aJan rn a: rnt no. c i Warcr-ftrect ad:ulnint,and elscua,..e i. ro p-a` it. AL WEE. %1 JAW ~ t,c G 3.) al CukrN Surpons. FOt 11Ir AUTUMN. THE propriety of taking tome alterative Nlcdic at this Scafoo of the Year, to (milli ate the efforts of Nateee, mull be obvious to the weaker! capacity . it is a faiutary praeth e, roundel by the wffdom of our aneelturv, and fsr.etioned by the approbation of every medical man: its mill •y is not confined to the relent advantaevs. hut ex tc.,d. aim to the prevention of many difcafrs, which frequently o , cur when at thiv Scafon Phyfic has been negleeted. .11 lir Public ar.. therefor:, reminded, that De s V toe rAiit.r PI 1 1. 5 lr" proved, by ample erperienee, to be the molt ate and efficachu, Medicine hitherto difeovered, as aaAltLrative, Purifier, and i‘wee:e net of the Blood, and f or :a dj. c-My curing the Scurvy, Scrophula, or King'v fvil , Scorbutic Er cp tions, Leprofy, the ill effeds of Mercury, and all difcales originat ing trout in impurity of the blond. A variety of proofs of their efficacy, frem people of refpgetability and character, hive been repeatedly puldiasol: theft u.alt natu rally befuppofed to have their duo wcithr.atid lupe:fele the nee ,f- City of anj further comment from the Proprietor; yet, he pr fumes to aircrt, that the ml Merits alai' vegetable preparation will, oc a fair trial, plead more forcibly in its own rccuaurcaaatlon, than may thing which can be faid of it. Sold in boxes, prioe os. 6d. or ba boxes in one, price 22e. by the Proprietor, a regular bred Surgeon, at his Warchuulc, No. 76, 01- ford-the:l. oppolite the Pantheon: alto by Tutt, Royal Exehange;; Ward, gag, Hulbert. ; Shaw and Edwards, 6, St. Paul's Chure► Yard: and by every refpedlable Vender of Medicines throughout. the Kindom Ibis day was pablifhed, By N. D. S y rnonds,Paternotter-ru w J. Mathews, Nn. Ig, Strand todon ; Remnant, Hamburth ; Dugdale, Dante-aret.t, Data lin; Robert Bach and Co. Pearl-an:et, New York': and a" oth,r Bookfellers; An entire nedaitil improved P.dithm, conlitting of near ro pages, in one Pocket Volume, with ao elegant Puritan Of the Mabee. price 3s. only, of QOI.ONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH; Or. LI ADVICE to BU Fi-t SEXES in a Variety of Complaints; to which is added, a Differtstoin on the Um and Abide of Cold and Sea Bathing. 'L'O THE BUBLIC. The Come To Fle,tbru haviiis paired through a number of editions, and has experienced a fide utiprecedenteilly great—it is therefore now reprinted with many improvements, and It may be with cotifidebee aliened, that fu valuable a publication to the aftibtl,d in general has never been prititud in this or any other langua4c;—the weak and delicate female—the youth who has jut finifhed Lis ididation at any of the public (minx/es ; the aired wbn are drooping under diforders originating front au lotpurag of Mord; people of faihion ; itudinus pedals of a confined and fertentary life, se alto thole afflicted with nervous SL A 141114 et neral will find SOLOMON'YGUILIC To HEACT u," a faithful cowl passion and an ambling 'nit ructor • to &net, uo porton who values the enjo)enent of a good itate of health will be a moment wlthava being pundit:4 of this %ireful, cheap, valuable and Important pals. The hidden Sweets of Weands and Debility with atidi noufands are affilded, are herein laid open, and the Means of itedoration the bk.frangs of Health and Streagth fully sod amply cot muuacred. 'The Difurders pcsullarly incident to the Female See ha Meet tituation are expatiated up:4l, together with advice to hudi fates, for thee', keret infirmities of nature, which delicacy idled forbid, to ditelde, even to the waren relative: comprifing agitate on 'FEMALE nitIAICT, htteatle, Hypochwxhise, Gene fotoptive Complaints, Sec. OLc. And as nervous and laypochoodriae compialiat• me tact* mom prevalent in Europe than is generally uttarinsd, attended with many dreadful &Ad 'herniae Symptoms, cued* claim a:l:Ranee, and nut as is too vac-ally the cah„derition nr e the author h.s been very etteTelleCeo I hat method of air= flatters bladed irons thc oblereackma he has made, that the'peekne it as gpod a avatife on th. E dircZes as any extant. What an be of more impurania to a female, than to be pro. poly acquainted with every fyinptora to which he Is peculiarly liable And how to corded het bight loch ciseurnitanea; with et wound's( her delicacy by a ditch:fore of her fears or her aptly. benlions, to the rude latitin c y:fFended friends. Youth who haw unguankilly ged thanfetwalobelleentineh ove, and fed the dreadful of Impure anbroce (at what 48 Rid mere dreadful, Injudicious treatment of a complaint which Ma coo many illiterate . peemodem to ane) will Ind a faithful Gelet TO HEAL III; and Haretsaiis tee, In the 'MOW if the prefent publicaden. to &faders wise ret.livatino has repeatedly faded, when ao other remedy could ranee the unhappy fufferer to that health he ow. fortunately loft. the Anti-Inipines vitalise found the great mil only ref/neer of health and door. 'thole who have ridded in hot elloiates, and are nada= labour under a continual drain of oaten'. whereby then thamtli ti not only reheated' bet ago their drew end impaired, will meet with a friendly menitoelo this bad.= Important methadon. Young people of dther hic,, who have un fortunately given way to a ddufive, dead, andieltendave ace, Mimed their health, and deltroyed their whole animal Whin. will meet with a . Balm of Coqiglatton“ In periling the mode awe laid down in "The Guide 4W Health." The Author is proud to confcb, that he bait Wm salted W eminent literary medical wen. to whole Women and alilltreeslM Is much indebted:— limy have tried the remedies tiodat well as hernia; and have not bear afraid or aVmed to whew ledge their Winery and powerful efficacy. sW• Orders given to any Bookieller in Town Sr Country, (Sr " SOLO MON's GUIDE' IV HEALTH," *ll be duly exam* at only 'flares Shillings each Copy, free of Carriage. •.• for the very excellent Cbaradar of thla Book, fee the dif ferent it, vie ws. _ _ _ _ _ fo rua Politic—Mobil% can be a fproop er p roo f o f i h r Minty of this moth, than the unprecedented file k has met wit b-;•• no left than Svc NTT THOUSAND Fop' Hosanna Comas banns ben difporol ca in a 'cry nowt unit. To T.TAYLOR,Sargeon, No. st, New Bridge-tbeet. its, Edinburgh, May a, lion. IN the fpring of 1794 I was aldieted with a Veoo. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for ban months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyacian,who put a temporary bop to the virulence of the difeafe (by merea rial applications) tor tome time ; but growing, in fpite of all suede' rine and the advice of the brit Gentlemen of the Faculty work and work tor two years, I was reduced to a Eats shoat nparalleted and beyond ddeription, being au entire leper, and rated front head to toot.—My head, throat, mouth, sore, legs. arm*, ice. have been alternately in danger of boom= ing uldL-ti; in not, I have had front ao to 30 canna ulcers 'nay body, and nearly tot.ille deprived of light.--ft would be voluminous to par ticularise all my cafe—fuEce it to f.sy, them sever was. Sr ever will DC, awe of a more d•stigereiva, or of a more complicated fu ture. I was long looked upon by my friend,, and la:bud my felf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed. rm in my that aindl don, death was pil:ficrabl4to my morn than mifcrabic bate. In this arca u I lituatii.n did I drag a molt miferahlc Din hi l'aevtorser tbrevt to my way a newspaper trontanaing the esker a Mr. E. of Plymouth—antral-lends read it. I could not.--4 and procured lone of your Lrai r •PA Tit NT Pict', which.! übrg from time to time am now, and have long boas, (after rums th.sti tour years indekriliable dittrefa).in as good a State afhealtu a, ever 1 moved ; as a proof of this,l had a line, thriving, Iscri. thy child. bow to me a f .vr month. ago. .iratitude to Goo s and to Rep.. ot rend , .ru.‘ my hdlow•cf...ature fervi... I f Arita you re pahluh this; rel ,y it any time re: et. perfan., w ha with to he (att.& d of the truth of this, or further particulars. to nit or in) tricvds, by letter or prelim. A. few rale. ter badnefs will ever equal etitte,and none czar! it, I from experience every retion to allure mankind, that at your I.c AI. it's Pt t is they will Ea, fure, Ipeedy, fate, and c.. 1 cure, I,r that ni,ift dreadful date a the Venereal De • -, whieh i• call .!--a CON,ta 111 Ft/ Lot,. _ and b,14 by the halt l'rorrionr, TUOMAS TAV.CO, Jer of tn.! it 01 al Colicze of iur:.;*tons in London,at hie No. 9. N:o. Arid , e-ltreet ; where he will give 3thiCto a ice, to p. tfoba t..kiug dada Pais and will uifwer patients Lt. 'as, if v.ft. paid, on the lame obtatring in all cafes the frcrecy,m:Al'crintrA ranted cafe harts% here •••• tionedAnd at thur own pirticular rcqut It. by the Proprietor, 4. riot: the eat now:. than 36 years, that hr ha* had th... • ducti• • : extcniive Pale of the above medicinc, and the r Lies 11,1;:y t! ct 111 v are a:cute...4 by his Appointment, for the eunve.sience thole boon- at a atflan.•L, by Mr. Baxter, South -bridge , burgh; Slr. Nlenno.•*, Pi i:itcr. t:laigow. to WI nn, il l° Mr ' . 1 t r •: rh, rfumee - , 140. M. St. AN D P....1-ALAI; Mr. Rehtrtlo:l a Tny-meal, No. 103, Olf°•"'" A. " I, tbo-m 7 :1.'.. No. 7. • - t Mtmunicm ; Iklr.mcti" .110V:Jaler . No.a, t:li^^•"' w • Tewer-b.r.. \Tr. t and by one Perf.in in 0 , 71 rm:r.,,krat-;•• town oi and Ireland. in Bond 01 1 .1 t flat. ep :tit full and rdain Dircz!ions, Alwrcty I'6: fw sof either : x may curt tLemfelvas with rare and fccncy. I r :t.w:;fh,d by LEVEL KI.N (.+' . 7 1,, • ar. th) at thc SrAtOrrici.Nta t, Co.l - aiio Ust, aa Orricz,Tori 1.616 11 th fa T eel bit the des Pon famel lames TR Ta r ds4ri Ury and 1~ publat F. A.; atc! IT) EMI rICKI Civria and u 'alumi Th'i vuls. The T 1141.0 mitnna (14e Pet rc.l t.c.l la' rerp e eti la to tb A Nc Cur H ivfor Cl.' t 1, v. 1114 t, i 0 t{q