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■ I MILITARY PROMOTIONS. from the LONDON GiZETTE, Yung' 2R, Iso3. Wan-OFFec Jvx t gement of Dragoon Guards--Affillant-Surgeon W Iliuo Sa muel Nice. from the 25th Font to be ABMs* Surgeon. 4th Ditto--Robert Phibbs, Gent. to be Cornet, by purr.hafe. vice White, promoted. yd itygioo. at of Dragnons--Robert Hoblyn, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchate, tie, Or l an, who retire. tOth Regiment of light Dragonos.-.Cornet Lord Alexander Got. ideal to be Lt.:tit-nem. by rarcbate, vice Graham, promoted in the Sth Weft India Ittgimcnt. lath Dittu--George Hawkins, Gent to be Comet, by purc,bare, vice Ft:wler, promoted. g ;di Ditto—Cornet G. A. lord itancliffe, from the toth Light Dragnoos to be Ucutttiant. by pumbafe, vice Vyfe, promoted. Ditto—btenry beavan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Grabih, promoted. kW utcnant William Drike to he Captaln,by porch*, ... . . . vice Cooke, promoted to the 28th light Dragoons. gft it,riment ol: Foot Olgitxtli. WarrAnder, Got. to be Eatlgn, without purchafe. _ .3d Ditto--Jofeph Cowßog, Gam to be Affillant-Butron. vice Clarke, who relive. sd Regiment of Foot—Captain Henry Shunt, fr m half-pay of the tft Foot Guards, to be Ciptain cif a Company. Sib Do.—iLitutenant Arthur Dubourdtcu, from the 6th Weft India Re; intent. to be Li utenant, ace 1. Hamilton, who cache/me% Sib James S. T yeth to be Lica.enant, by purch:fe, vice Buck, promoted. icth Ditto.—Eniga 'thanes Ormtby *berry& from the bak-Pay • of the 38th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Porter, who eubangea,re. caring the difference. 14th Ditto—l.teutenan: Benjamin H. /until to be AdJ.'ant, vice Morals, who r, fig ng • railisn David K. Fawcett vibe Lieute- Dant, without purehe &leant-Major Newry &own to be -Qltatter• Mailer, Ate Good*, decoded; Hofpital-Mate George Filmic.% to be Afilitant-Surgeon. *sth Majur, Gent. to be En*" by purchak, - . vice Galt. who retires. hSth Ditto—Hofpitai-hfate Ma'am Harm' to he AlTiftast-Sur goo!, oleo Nice, removed to the 3d , Drarra Guards.. ; Sill lido... Charles Smyth, Gem- to be Fillip, by purchsfe, vice i, Thompfon, removed to the :II Foot Guards. lath Ditto—Enban George Johofton, from the 43d Foot, to be f• Fnfign, by purchat:, vie,: traumont, promoted. 37th Ditto—Hofpi t al- M ate Angus Win nis to be ME Rant. Surgeon. sleds Ditto... Lieutenant Jofeph nubbins to be Captain,vice Cane, - deur-fed ; Enfign William Dampier to be Licutemant, by pm ' chafe, vice Renny, promoted. irpd Ditto—Lieutenant Aleaand-r Lord Saltoun, from balf•pay of • the 35th Foot, t• be Lieutenant, vice Robert Campbell, who • .._ ..- - . . . ,i rethasigcs, receiv•ng the difference. ••;,y IR Ditto—Major John H. Dunkin, from half pay of the 9th Foot, 1 to be Major, vice C•Slunan, who exchanges, receiving the difference. sad Ditto—Clement Poole, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafc,vice Dobbs, promoted. " syil Ditto—Lieutenant Henry. Knight Erskine to be Captain, by porch cfc, vice Carmlchril, who retires. .. y7th Ditto—Lieutenant John Died:, from half-pay of the 9th •!' Foot; to be I &tumult, vice Kei„iricy, promoted in the 3d Weft. India Regiment. • , Oh Ditto—Enfign and Adjutant n'illiatu Hetherington to be i'Lieutenant, by parehafe vice Vandcleur, who retires. lloth Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel —•-••- Dieken, from his Majefty's Hanoverian &nice, to be Captain of a Company, with the rank . • of Lieutthant-Colonel in the army ; Enfign William Brook, to be Lieutenant, by pwchafe, vice Hughes, promoted in Hum perch's Regiment. To be lenfigns without purchafe—Jacobus Kojd, Gent. vice Rai " week raft, prOmoted ; ken Terry, Gent: vice Fraser, promoted ; Charles Steiger. Gent. vice Gordon. promoted; Edward Schultze, r dOeot. vice Wallh, promoted; Valentine Riccard, Gent. vice Po ' pi.... 1, Serjeant.Majoe Mabalpina, from the sth Bat " vice Olbfon, promoted. Ilit;OCllptilin James Stirling to be Major, by purchafe, vice !inhabits, win retiree jsp o ls,Ditaapplop George Tatteriall to be Lieutenant, without pore rice Lowrey, promoted in the nth Weft India Rc/F -'' butt • C. Damn:, Gent. to ' e Foam vice Material. getDitto--Eofign William Diction to be Lieutenant, by pur ri ask, vice Gather, promoted; Lap Bowjamin Armtlrong to be Lieutenant, by porchofe, vice Dagald Campbell, who retires. 4gr i liaDitto-rEnfigis Henry COLIC to be Lieutenant, by pun:bate, lase Robertfon, who retires. lath Dittd--Illacket Mears Crofton, Gent. to be Ledge, without purcitafe. s4thiDitto--Alezander Calracrofs, Gent to be Easy; by put. e,hofis, vice Denny, whO retires. ',Joh Dittna..Seeond Lieutenant Daniel C..rdoux to be Firft Lie,. truant, by purchafe, vice Rocs, promoted. yffftliDiuo...Entign Bin Warren to be Lieutenant, by purchale, vice Totter, promoted. 4th Weft India Regime. t—Captain Hugh Alexander Sutherland, front ball pay of the 934 Foot, .o be Captain, vice Lowrie. ap t primed t the 7th Ceram Battalion. Charles Starkey, Gent. ao be E.nOgn, without purclide, vice 10'i:fon, promoted. Dltio--George Hoiderfon. Gent. to be Enfign, without put eafe Vice 'ruiner, promoted lo the Royal African Corps. 6tb nitto—ucutectant Charles Frederick Hamilton, from the yth Foot, to be Llentenom, vice Dehourclieu, who exchanges. 4thisel Itawilay'sßeglmeao-4.egeon JOllll Johnflone, front ball of she sods Foot. to be Stenoto. A Staff, Clope-14eutenant Hairy Sturgeon, from the Royal l as Artillerf. to be Captain, vice C oi n, appolOted an ARRant I Quarter MallerCienerik: • 'anifeeyal Oartlfon Battallboo-Captain Thomas Athlafoo, from ',belt 'pay of the Irak invalids, to be Captain, vice leasers, re moved to the :d Battalion. eil Dltie.—CaPtain Daniel Hufl. front the 53d Foot, to be Captain. GARRISON. *WM Major Conn Dyads, 11;itharn, tf the lat, Scotch Brigade '• •tb be. Pert Mrur at •fislintrargb Canis, vim Sir Janus eosin, mato reigns. 140SPitA.I. STAPP. n*ititeearY James in era from ball nay, to be Surgeon to a 7 liking Diftirlet Manna Wilton, front belt pry isf• tae gyth Poet, to be Surgeon to a Reereiting DOW& to be bargemas to the VOTCOIin Ireland--Surgeon Clement Ar cher, from ball pay; Surgeon Thomas L. Whittier, from ditto; faggot* MOMS c• enig, from di 10. Corn Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lird De Denttanvinc to be Mike Com candanc Tilt . of Kali Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. 7WINIsta Brew, Cent. to be Cornet, eke Hamihos, who reigns. Leeds Volunteer Cavalry. _ George Paley. Gent. sobs Cornet. vice lilsningtriti, who reigns. Somerietthire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Eaße►n Regiment. Edward Dyne, Gent to W Lteotroaut, vice Miffiter, promoted. Wakering Volunteer Caval y. jamas Afplin. I.fq to be Captain; Thomas Kennett, Gent. to be lieurcnant ; Weld Wren, Cicot. to be Comet; Richard Wren. Gent. to be Surgeon. Worctderlhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Richard C.hanthere, Erg. to he Captain, vice Collett, wbo reaps. Yarmouth Volunteer Cavalry. Lilinund /10 , owlea Lar-on, Eft to be Captain, ike Sir Eilantunl Bacon, who a. Pendennis Artillery Volunteers. nit Lieutenant 8. B. Feick IA be Captain Lieutenant. MCMORAND•M. ASltant %intuit Inglis, of the aatli Foot, is faperfedett hiving *Vented btrnfclf without leave. Cousmitlions in the Norfolk Militia. figned by the Lc rd I.ieutenant.—Eafternßegiment : - Irk-bolas Neon, big. to be Captain, vice Wdfoti:rchincd. Dated Joao ti. 1132.1. We (tern Regiment. Itot,ert Ire. lirewne, Eft).' to be Captain, vice Mork, rek - al. Data June se, 423. BANKRUPTS. Richard Orrick, Iqe if Bbackbarn. Lamandre, cotton-nianufy. two . . deala and disputa'', to furrender July 6, 7. and 'knoll 9, at eleven. at the Bay Mirk, Blackburn. At (WHIM. /3. ardrominb and Nevin. in Blackburn ; or Meru Richard and Robert Maw, Tudor ltreet, Blackfiiars, Landon. Inioniaa Jana frevrick, M . Penzance, Cornwall, linen-draper and thophreper. dealer and charism. July s, 9, at aucy,. std Aug. tcn, at Guilifbliir Loaf.. Amami, Mt. Bikbatillina s makag-Tard. Labs. • . WiWahl Theffiat, of Whitby, 'nada lre, linen draper, grata, ankt and clutpituus, July is; t 6; and Angell 9, at eleven, at the Sycamore-Tree, b the Mlnftrw-Yard, York. Anomie% Meffrr Pennington kod Ball,Lanth-Suddings,Tentp/c. London, or Vt. John Brook, York. Samnd Statrlilh, of Ea 4eftua,Torkildre, hofirr, dealtrana 04)". man, Auguft 8, S, and 9, at eleven, at the New Eltpha-t and Casale Inn. PonterraCt. A ttornies, Mr. Thomas Pelk, Pone • fr: a l tr►3aas. Sykes and Knowles, Borwell-eolitt, Lincoln's. Inn, Louden. Thomas Ricksiafon, of Waterlitle, in the parlth of ILlifax,York sire, merchant. dealer and chaprnao, Angell t, a, and p, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn. in Halifax. Anoraks, Melba. Ckatihill and Payne, Lothbory, London; or Mt. Alczaader ; in Halifax. Janina !Myelin, d Stradbrook, Suffolk, tanner, dealer and chap man July is, 2,3, and Assad 9, at tut, at the Qtieen's- Head, Straahrooke. Attornies, Marrs. Browne, Taylor and Btowne, at Difs, Norfolk ; or Mr. B.C. Carter, Staple-Ina, Landon. DIVIDENDS. July 4. prone Gwlnnett, of &Iftul, eernineter, at eleven, at the Rummer 'Faxon, Uri Rol. Julys. Alexander and Charles myth, of Alderfgate-ftreet, Louden. copartners and linen drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall. LAW INTELLIGENCI. COURT or KINGS BENCH, JIINI sy. THE RING V. MAJOR JAMES The Defendant was brought up to receive Judr meat upon a Criminal Information for a Libel infert ed by him in one of the Morning Papers, againfi Ma jor-General Burton, a Member of the Hoafe of Com mons. The information was read, which charged,him with writing and caufing to be saferted in a Morning Pa per, a libellous paragraph, touching a matter elepend ing to the Court of Chancery between the Defendant and the Profecutor. • The Libel retledted on the Profecutor as an unna• tural bother, &c. Two alfida;tts were read, one from the Profecntor, the other from the Defendant. The Profecutor, Major-General Burton, Rated, that the Defendant was a natural fon of his father; that his father had appointed Cie Profecutor his executor and refiduary legatee, bit left a legacy of acool. to the defendant ; his father had, however, given him power eitherto pay the money at one payment, or to prey the interell of it ; he had regularly paid the intereft to he defendant's affigr ecs, and had frequently ME fled the defendant in his dirtrefs, having given him at one rime tool. and at another 2001.: the prefent profecu tion was merely in vindication of his charaeler. The affidavit of the defendant flared, that he was a prifuner for debt, and that if the legacy of zoool. was paid to him, he could obtain his difcharge, un der the Infolvent Mt ;—it alfo Rated, that the bill filed in Chancery was by the advice and opinion ofa Learned Counfel (Counfellor Rommilly). Mr. Es se t a r, on the par t of the profccutionAlated, that as the detenciant had no Counfel, he did not in tend to piers upon tl.e Court thofe rffifervations which he (liquid other Wile have made; he (Mould only men. lion Oat• it was evident, that te objeCt of the libel was to hive an improper influence in a cattle depend ing in Chancery : it began with a fort of a larsentation on the condition of Lord ELDON, who was to deter mine a caufe where an unnatural brother would be brought before him. ft was very plain to fee what was the objet of the publication. Mr. Chrittie then addreffed the Court and read the opinion of Mr. Rommilly, which was favourable to his claim. Mr. ERSKINE replied, in a few words, that it was not the propriety of his filing a hill in Chancery, but the impropriety of his publithing a libel in the newt*. papers, which was now the Intik& of confederation. Major Chrifiie then mentioned to the Court, that when the fubjeO came halt before them, his Lordihip had obferved, that the fault committed by a brother in a moment of irritation wa, venal, when compared to that of a printeroaho deliberately, and coolly pub hiller/ thole things. Lord ELLEN Imam, c laid, he had already noticed that ; 4>ut at precut, he wilted to know whether the profecutor (as the defendant was now a prifuner) would not be content that the defendant ffiould give fecurities for his good behaviour? Mr. ERSKINE replied, that General. Burton only brought forward this profecution in defence of his charaOer, and would be content with whatever deci- Cum the Court thought proper. Mr. juttice GROSE then paired fentence, that the defendant ihould he bound in his own recognizance for pool. income up to receive judgment r s hen prayed. He obferved, that if there was any repetition of thole libels, this Court had it in their power to pals a fen. tence much more grating and difireffing to the feel ings of a Gentleman than what they now paired, and that the defendant ought to feel that the profecutot was very lenient on this occafion. 7/46 KING IP. CAPTAIN SIISAC. The defendant, Captain of the Iris, had been con vieed I,r a confpiracy with Alexander Scott, his Purfer, to &flan,' the Viaualling Office, by drawing a bill of Eichange upon that Office for provifions al ledged to have been furniflied to the Iris at Shetland, which were never received, and at prices which had never been charged; and that he had impofed upon them by fine viuchers. The'judge's Report of the Ttial Rated, that it was proved that not only charges were made tor provi fions which were never received, but that beef which had been fold at Shetland for twopence half penny per pound was charged at ninepence, and that evet y other article was charged in the fame manner, and with the knowledge of the Captain. Serjeant Dm and Mr. Maaator (poke in extenu ation of punifhment, upon the ground of the me ritorious conduß of the defendant as a Sea Officer, and the high charaCter be had received at the trial. They alfo fuggencd, that it was extremely doub'ful whether the Court had jurfdiaion, as the offence was committed on the high fens. Mr. ERSKINE anfwered the left objeftion by prov ing from authorities that a tingle a& done within the jurifdiaion of the Court (as the fending the bill of exchange to London) brought the whore tranfadion, within their jurifdiaion ; and as to fervices, be on the other fide mutt Rate, t hat for the a; years he bad been at the Bar, this was the firfl infiance he had known of a Naval Officer brought to judgment for any crime of peculation or corruption ; he thought the judgment fisonld be revere inatmuch as it was impalible that the country could be fare, if a fyllem could be tolerated, when a tingle (hip could in a kyr weeks defrand the country of to large a fum as had been done in the prefent cert.—The Conti ordered him to be brought up the left day of the mei txt 11114 9. 18111}490 _ tortgas. . . , . • There two retain , were brought •up to receive judgment.. They had been conviaed on att india- Ment charging them with a tonfpiracy, accompanied by wilful and corrupt pro-pry, againtt the life of an innocent individual, Wilhatts The fentence of the Court was, that Richard Ship- Man fhould be committed to the Houle of CorreWon for the cou.ity_of Middlefex for two years, and that during that time he fhould Rand once in and upon the pillory, between the hours of twelve and two 'o'clock in the afternoon, at Toirer-hill, in the county of Middlefex. The- fentence ori Benjaniin. Phillips was, that he fhould Rand one hour on the pillory, at Tower-hill, between the hours of twelve and two in the afternoon ; and for the part he had taken in en deavouring to carry into execution this foul confpi racy by the means of a ilful and corrupt perjury, of which he had been conviaed on another indiament. the Court ordered, that for this laR offence he fhould be imprifoned in his Majefly's gaol of Newgate for one calendar month, and at the expiration of that imprifonment, that he be tranfpormil to fuck place or places beyond the teas as his Majelly with the ad• vice of his Privy Council Ihould be pleated to dire&, for the (pace of (even years. lOSERTSON C. TRSYCR• In this much litigated cafe Lord Et.t.sxsotnycit delivered the judgment of the Court. It May be re colleaed that the policy was upon the blip atelier field, and goods on board of her, 8 ; from the load ing thereof - on the opal of 13razil." The carg was not changed when the Ihip was at brazil; but tt was Contended that nothing more was required than that when the was there goods fhould aaually be on board. The Judges, however, were all of opinion that the policy had never atta ched, and that the pofte.t mull be delivered to the Defendant. HEATH V. HUBBARD. Lord ELLINDOROUON alfo delivered the judgment of the Court in this cafe. It was an aflion of trover to recover Pae value of one.third part of the (hip Fithburn. Judgment for the Plain iff.—The two tali cafes (hall be dated at greater length the firfi open day. THE RING O. HILL EARLEY. Mr. Easels/ and Mr. Serjeant BEST, though they had abandoned their rule fora new trial in this caufe, took advantage of the indulgence of the Court to urge feveral reafons why it fhould be fent back to another Jury.—The confequences of the conviction for an al fault about money won at play were of the molt fe sinus nature. By the ftatute of Anne an arbitrary punilbment was inflicted, viz. two years imptifon ment, and a forfeiture of goods and chattels. But this could not be confideted an alfsult within the meaning of the ad; as it did not take place till next day, and the immediate cattle of i: was the Profecu. for Paying to the Defendant, .. Look into the glafs and you will fee the face of a rafcal." The learned Connie' cited a cafe, where Mr. Juftice Bu LLEI was , of opinion, that in order to bring an affault within the meaning of the Statute, it fhould be committed at the time and place of play; he alto put a fuppoF.- 1 , lions cafe to the Court : furpore he himfelf had xa years ago won or loft fume money at play, and the perfon with whom he had fo played were now to meet him in the Itreet, tax him with not paying his debts of honour, and call him ail manner of oppro brious names, it would furely be an inbutioan *drag*, to fentence him to forfeiture of all his goods •tnd chattels, for ttriking a man who fhould Life filch -p. probrinus language to him. A man might lute the whole ni his perfonal property by relenting an intuit offered to him by tome one from whom he had won money twenty years before. Mr. GARROW, on the other fide, ohferved, that the Judge at the trial had esprefsly Lft it to the Jury to fay whether this was an alfault for mcney won at play or not? Lord Ert.tinnenuc or immediately interfered, fay in; that this paint was decitlye. He therefore Or. dcrcd the cafe to Rand over till tn•morrow, that Mr. Janice HEATH might be anted as to the nature of his direftion jt/WS 21 1 1.-THE ICINCy. nARLEY. Mr. Ell - SKIN' laid, he underflood that in ttls cafe, if the Cow t would content, the Profecutor had agreed there Ihould be a new trial. Lord EL tAszsoanuc H obferved that after a convic tion, and the rule for fitting it afide had been aban doned, it would be infinitely dangerous to fanaion fuch a compromife between the parties. Mr. Juftice Li BcAxc intimated that he had in. quired of Mr. Juflice Hearn, how the matter had been left to the Jury at the trial ? That Learned Judge had direaed them to acquit the Defendant upon the counts which charged an ain't fcr money won at play, unlefs they were convinced that the gaming debt was the catt:e of the *Minh, and not the provoking language ufcd by the profecutor. Mr. GARILOW declared he had no inftruaions to content to a new trial. Mr. ER S X:II a then moved in smell of judgment,on the ground that there being counts for two (ptcies of atrault, via. a common affault, and an affault for money wc:r at play, for which there were different judgments, the indklment was bad. Lord ELLamaoaotrc la &fired him to confider whe• ther it would be advisable to accept of a rule to thew caufe ; as his client mutt be confined during the whole of the long vacation, and the punifhment af terwards was arbitrary, fo that no coafideration could be had of his previous imprilonment. Mr. ERSKIII I replied, that he would take the rule. After fomc converfation with Mr. Hill Darley, how. ever, he begged that he might have till to-morrow to confider of his choice. BIRTHS. On Toefday writing, at his Hock in Dlnomfbury.fqoare, t4 Lady of John Fowdeo Hindle, ail. a den:freer. On Friday, the lady of John Balsa, Efq. of St. Oeceges-row, Hyde Park, of a fon. In Lanfdowne.pinee, Bulk, the Lady of itear-Adndeal Maths Henry Knowles, Bart. of a foe. On the 16tb loft Mn. Bruce, °finance, of a &Imbue. Mn. Macleod, of Dalvey, of a drank= On Monday, Lord Ofer;M,fenof the late Admiral Ovum to Lady ?Airy twit, ruing& &wpm of the Earl of Uxbridge. Op the 14th in& Mr Deer, Attonsepat Law, at Newbury, to MiG Anhella Jolliet, daughter of Thomas lonia, Erg. late of 5..... n (••••1• trey, Fl • Vat.; _ - Wednefday. the Lady of Tbagyai MAI' fan. El4l. of Dim:haw. In the comity of Durham, davekter of the late lion Mr. Lynn. On the sods inIL at Ids heed' at Toelchethani, rdwa td Iranll• i s El+ ddeft fon alibi is's Ahising kuillok, beaks, otlaxlia lass Look% . .11 . _ . . WANTSta PLACE, Aas Foagaika, a T ours M in a total Funtly o in at , giot *travel, either tu Toot COulltlli _dr &inlet teX (sentitenan going abroad. pne 'lkeda' to T. T. at lele.llorabaro, Storc-fteetti&di, Apure, WU. be ettmini 110 Rig le the ifitllthST, SCORBUTiC and RHEUMXI _ COMPL4INT 4 , 5C41.03, and BURNS. - • BEASICLEY'S FAMU4 PLAISTER. .-rHE'Proptictor, ltiOichitot, in whore Fan:kill 1.t1,e Redpe al this Philter bon heal rot Upwards of a Ccr , by the carnet foheitatioes litigate who hate expellent & virtnei, now Oen it to the Public. aalse molt are tad otcrd e , Resanii in the follavins Woollens 10141 IN Tof oxcart . . There la TIO tarladr to which the Feowleffel k Terre ffahk that. 'painful !torn in tlte Bleat they attack the Patient at a '/lIK when Mc is the molt unfit to bear the intolerable astaith writ, t they tv,c,ipn and whether they have tbeit origin fa a prefers. prrailptafic; habit. or are the coefequenes of aplfinamssement q. sett (too often intlerit thecokl) they are sake fatal to the e , tr at health of the unhappy (offerer hltiolbcelift ate the cafes whit.: have Milled the OM ind.attentkit of anhent Pr:Aitlio, ex, ,i where o ly a temporary. inftead el as affeetwe Cake has bees made For the truth of this remark (in which so lorldhow= tkil cics is iatens, the Propriewe of the Welter aawbbh, to the Piddle, and be with nee% Ile-afore and amidanee tipates the relief' of Inman cutleries, whilehe oftrabOthe w,,,g o invaluable a Medidne. • t NI [ANAL AND 6XTEINAL *kiln/ AND lIINIAINO. Butthe efficacy of this MAW", Is no eaohood to the parttei. lar C.k above men:intim?: Sores wbidt procreation' interns: 1r external Bridle.; trotntabitual Weaver me. or horn 4.*:NtAT occupat ions, Ur fooD brought by this Philter to a erM, and heal Without danger. la eases of S. rains, men ter the ?what has far fame 'a KW of time fufertit confinement, relletaaditharla have been aPor led by the Me of the Philtir. Sold wholtfale and retail by Mr. Butler, 4, ( heaplidc ; and be wort Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in bums at as. bd each. WHEN Prorefficinal Men of edo Aden .inn Ir v• fp entiblllty deviate from tbc genera/ fylte .• by tip- (*Amu Or a perultar amid., the taruttion 01 long cunthtned face& is eta belt criterion of ruperiority: Tem years have l devoted my praftice to the exchdhattatatanant of Ti DISOKIAEKS, and the. Itteceisfut nth*. of Bey pia% gives me additi, cal Uhler to *plat as far as I ant able the rot. wages of thole complaints which are the molt important in the LIMP lope of human infirmities. . . _ . After Initiation into every branch as an Army Sargerre, I remit,' a with at an ra.ty period of Yra.ftice to refine indieidmis from the ignorance of uneducated Mw, ur the equally dungarees precipitancy of general Pradtitioters. The THREE DISIDRN E RS, to the cure of which I haiNdeemff my attention. comprise every fpozies of VENEREAL INFEC TION. whether of a recent or long durstion.--&4ly, Al hinds of DEBILITY, whether arlfing front the habits of Schoollsom.oe the indulgence of mature age, and kitty that derangement tithe ty nem in Women which hailed BARRENNESS or ST ERILI Numerous difeafes are tbe MLR of toormoie or USA, the treatment of a Ample Gopontsea, and it not ostroloosollyttacpeft Out the (teals of Life are poifonedLythe isdifcrodoo ciao uggliani• ed 'hour. By a fuperior me-timid Inch osmPlaints are gaily tairoJ, and even where others hart failed. I troll that I any prame t o offer a radical re-eltahAlisment. Few, however, arc tie cake of oseriplicated Sere& In tie AP order, compared Witt die e laminas atUaliell4 taf kleet.wbo trots in:ulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, et the prevalent Osier/ft at fakeittahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which le aeaveidabk centeivenct of tech per,leionc!tabito. Where the unlUppy Garner b;otosis over Ids Wkly bat carefully commis kis misfortune, it may he come cottfaiatioss fro him to knew, that although It be an °bled of dank or uncoralaty with other Pradiltioners, the removal or ikefe DEFKIIIENCIIA bythe vulva, punsters( renovation is the acquirement of enyexperlawe. If the rites of antelca or Venus have brava to realises sandy yki sour, much 'safety will be prevented by an nanny COUNtelllainn of this languid Ilan., and in there cafes no great dilicokico grill incur. But where this deficiency has fee yams malted, a proper Pon reverence Is bidifpenfihly tequilas to make the Sunsberiog frisks of Life, and to re-onimate the Confitatioa MARRIED WOMEN, who bare king been dificgoireol their cipc tiom of a Fundy, may be dratolothat cavil is fiances Leh &teas arc ambit by Modical The SECRECY which is In effential to my staderasiks. nod the tlaillheatinos which 1 have reelimicti to Rate, F• 1711 abt Rah • of my pretentiaos, and in coincidence with tech this heimatioa viral, that Mr. }MEE may be conflated perfenally (or by louse inclefing a (mail note) at bin bask, No. ig, Anendelkitreet, goad. near Temple-Dar Thcry Is m aslabional enrolee in Watar-lirect tdd end the name b em both the doom. " M. BRIE, Member of rite Royal Casa or secasens. . TO PREVENT FRAUD, The Honourable DominiMoneta of his Advielbes .tramp Oita have Framed Perntlifion to Dr. Raccoon to have his Name as full lirigth infected on the Stamps of his Medicines via. Y. tJ a., Ai. 9, Allispftrart. Blacifri.ms Lei; * to imitate wild', is Felony. The Medicine (suet gansintomkre diesbovearme on tkeStamps. DVAR SiR, Panfamonb. MY fotuation for many years pail has been Co truly noticeable, that I hive oßeo willed far death to telimeaw„, at have withal in vain. Owing to iumnde inditcretioos, contrafted at kbot,C; 1 laboured ut.der aimed a total deprivat of fight ; rt+ memory had latt its retentive poomork and my mbar faculties were fo mach Impaired, that I bad little hopes. whiles. ezifteare might be prolonged, of being soy thing eife than a dross in the great hive of foeiety. I bad applied to a nicenber of enfant phyficiami. whisk prekriptions, inftead of miming, traded only •• Moak the malady, until above fourteen eamitlis Semi weinarits acquainted with your terovalaable Malicincs,tioc Bannicaltyr. and Nertcais Cordial, and after t. king dire. bottles, I (mad tnylver fo much ir vigorattd, both carper. ally and mentally. that I cupid (carte credit the evidence of my own talks. . . By taking two betdas more l found mdelf fn perfeetly regrind to health and kirks, that I feel myfdf., if I may be dimmed All expreffim, an Inhabitant of mocker wad& Abaft kw trielift I married, and Mete weeks ago my wife perfected me with a Ask to the great Joy of myfelf and friends, who have a king time &- fp ,ited of laming the family nook perpetesteL If, Sir, y,,ts think the publication of tlsls remarkable cafe will be a benefit to the community, and to young men in partiadar, you are pettedly at liberty to do fn. My rank and Station in We makes it improper for my name to appear at the beams of an admetifement, in a rib* paper.-fil mike. I Wl* ks Leiden. about the middle of neat month, w:aen I WI * thew mire you with what refpati and grasit.ide. I am. ikr, your bumble Gast. To Dr. kwkm. W. IL Repel Novr., MIAMI Bei . Ilse Bolanlea Syrup and Itaftaratire Nervous Cordidualw bad at the Deblois hvufe. N. 9, Albion-Steet, 7 Meta Bun obo 'Avert-an Meows, sum na l of Blackfriambelapp, in latdo at el. is. tn. K and 6s. od (duty lneludol).at Withers pat Cockers) Medicine Wareboufe, $92. *find ; WINS and NUNN% St. Parrs Oman yard; and lervinand No. t 6, Blesupfestc- Aran Without; W. airgri. Printer and Beohi t, at kis hdo dieinal Warthoufe, No. 3, Wine-arrat, who Ins received a Lane and Ina (apply; Tbanspfon and MM. Cdtheitrent ; Ikremee. Twiny; C. Mouth, Beldatwarkot ; Mud and BMW; &inter and 0111WVII. Bath; Mans Goadby, > urbane; Ar- Raibes, Oloutuflor ; hdr. Train, WlNlllie Mr. Trauma. Enda Swlrtan, Blrealsetaan ; and Ca. Nlary-Brca. Dublin; and by all Minters, Boali and Vanden of Mod eles, is the Three Itlandonu It will be noccary tie Draw houill fra feci tauten as arc afflacel with Dmitri+ or Lae Sight, or feed their cafes 111,te ter ut Paint ea du Draw (pelt or wrings paid) t wM► alt stag Ate. The Nfedkiae stay be bad every day. A quart batik (a*-.) eaataba *peal ea Ave final Gam N. A Perrone who SWF few theta enetheini. w 0 /twit ta take notice, that it will be in vain to caned any refer front oh rep nay webow poothelltyl ter tailor a bads or IN. la.- perty. then Intehig at he haw days and beoining mak IC:• MofsekW of (Greta. It Ina be taken regular ; and In hi e‘ can It holth required the loweity esselbry As , a pooh& es-, ei be tales before the patent has rewilloh that ke had 4 " • t. 5..11 any rad; Okada* parses in the twastry, who whb iv t tnetelt a regular tworie of It, Ilkaild tag emit" baw d pre. pa Apply et Fa. Andmis witallakaik LONDON: PNaerl ase }vhf by LEVI& KWE, COON. arborl-tINN6 idmiNit) .0 she brim aiwookOki s. Cow Orem maw at Ow *tea Otani Tool, RN-