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rf Fit, the Lt4VDON GAZA%TE, Sept. 37. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wirelifennibe V.llunteer Infantry. Ltey Yes. Ffi to be Captain John Harvey, and Richard Croft, Gents. to be I acutrnaots; Philip Ha•icnck, Gum to be Est6go. Wo. ilti.rd Vollintrer IlitAntry. Peter Godfrey. Fro. to be Captain ; Jelin Roper, Qeat. to be Lk* tenant; Charles Nailer . Gent. to be Enfign. %Vriiile Vt,litnieer Infantry. Thomas N'itehdl, EN to be Captain; James William Porter. and ()corp. parr, Gents. to N. LicutrnAnts; Thomas Lucking, Gun to be Etdign. SItMOIANDOU. Theeppointment of Captain Thomas Wilibunfon.frOns the half Fay of the 46th Foot, fb be Captain of a Company in the lab Foot, as Rated in the Clot ette of the lath July laft, has not taken place. Ci. timelier Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. The Earl Bathurd to be. Captain ; William Kilmer, Ofot. to he Lieutenants William Crearie, Gent. to be Cornet. Chclhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir John Fleming Leieefter. But, to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com • ma dam; Thomas Langford Brooke, Efq. to be Lieutenant- Colnncl Auouftus Lenceftcr. Ell. to be Major. To he Captains—Ralph Leyeeiter, Jun. Edward Venable' Town ie 01. John Doilies, John Marthal, John Smith Daintry, anti Bell Ince. Efqra. To be Licutenants--William Hollins, John Davenport. Richard Hancock. Henry Eurcy, Francis &hoick, and Thomas Ridge way, thine. To be Cornea—Jonathan Higpinfoa, Wm. Obeli. Francis Sharpe, thradharne, David Hall, and John Shaw, Gents. To be burgeon—Peter Holland. Gent LL The Chapham Legion. 'Gilliam Prefer", Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. James Brogdqi. FfT to be Major. Cavalry—Edwin Saville, Efq. to he Captain • Simnel Hibbert, Gent. to be lieutenant ; John Cuillorn Scott , Cent. to be Cornet. Infantry•••••To he Captain.—Joan Keriniou, Robert Down, and ZacSai y Macaulcy. Efqrs. To be Lieutenants..-Balward Boyd, Benjamin Band, and Henry Longhorn, Gents. To be Pi:Mins—John Sherman Elliott, Robert Marfden, and Wil liam Franks, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Reverend John Venn. To he tiorieton-Jobit Prior, Gent. &milt Devon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Nicholas Brown, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Browie, refigned. Fife hire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Major James Morrifon to be Li. urcnant• Colonel ; Captain John Anftruiber Thomfon to be Major, vice Morrifon ; Sir Charles Halket to he Captain, vice Sir N7lliam Etikine, promoted to the Army of Referve; James Stewart, Gem. to be Cornet, vice Hunt, refigned; David Walker, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Bal. linghall, refigned. Glendale Volunteers. The Right Honourable Lord OffuMon to be Major-Commandant. Cavalry--Tbe Honourable Henry Grey Bennett to be Captain. Ofwald Yonosheibantl, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Grieve Smi h. Gent. to be Cornet. lahnrrv—Launeelrn R eed. Efq. to be Captain ; Wm jobfon, Gent. to be Ilentenant ; John Greenwell Bailey, Gent. to be Enfign. Hunton Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Timms Tamer, Efq. to be Captain. Liverpool Light Horfe Volunteers. Lkutcrant Edward Atherton to be Captain, vice Neilfon, who re- Ague ; William Ford, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Atherton, promoted. Oxford Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. P.-"r 7 Marne WhorwooiL Efq. to be Captai n; Robert Morrell, • .nt. to be Lieutenant ; Timm Fox Brickwell, Gent. to be Cornet. StalFo-dfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Aloe...son Walbouk, Er+ to be Captain ; Pbinese Hufcy, Oct.n to be Lieutenant; Joint Metcalfe. Gent to be Cornet. Stockport Vvlunteer Cavalry. Robert Gee, Efq. to be Captain-Commendant ; Timms Flaked, Cent. to be Lieutenant; George Pricanall, Oast to be Comet ; John Egerton Killer, Gent. to be Surgeon ; dm Reverend George ward Leigh to be Chaplain. Loyal Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Etweite, Efq. to be Cnpteist•Commanclant, To be Cahtlins--Genrye Drown, Min Smith, Thomas Sherlock n i Goma, Richard Macre, Efqrs, and the Hon. When Vesteteck. To he Lieutenants—Philip Ramat, IL L.Scott, oho Wilke Al len, -- Cook . Walter Ray, and Jeans V alf, Gents. To be Comets—Jahn D,rily, George Pawky, John ISrooks, Charles Rare, Richard Waring, and Jufrph Shrimpton, Genta. To be Adjutant—.Jofb Stow, Gent. Surrey Gent l emen and Yeomanry Cavalry. roams Joteph Grissifte‘d to be Lieutenant, vice Elliot, pectinated. Jahn Webb, Gent. to be Cornet, eke Orinillaul, promoted. -. Swaffham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Stephens, Galt to be lieutenant, vice CaldwelL Welt tent Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Dania Dodsin to he Adjutant. • ' "Wokerng Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Culling Smith, Efq. to be Captain ; C.Rasslins, Gent to be LifiltiMillt: 0. Trimsbun, G e n t . to p e C oma . Yorkflsire, Well Riding, South Regiment of Gentle men and Yeomanry Cavalry. Flash Tarrand notraothe, Efq. to be Lieuteresew.Colanel.Com mandant ; J.& Stewart Wortley, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colo. net ; Marks Newton, Fig. to be Magee. So he Captabw--Richard Holden, Hugh Patter, Samuel Walker. , • Mies. Sir Edward Smith, tart: jobn Hoary Sosydt, EA. tbe _ Mao , tinge:l6k Lumley, Hew/ Violet, WUMaat Golip, join . Childers, Jodi Vadat, Eft" the Right Hon. Lord Vikount Milton, Francis Orley Edmunds, Eh. - Ilts St Lieutenants—George Lempriere, Mark Skelton. aloft°- . vitsAiderfon, William Alderfoo, William Cooke, J. S. Kent, Erregl. Daniel Onikell. Cottle, Gents. So be,Coenets —Henry Walker, John Shore, jun. Frederick WU. ••kinron, Robert Pemberton Milne% jamb Karelian, • ikockc —,—. Wield, William Saylor,— Seltailaki. Gems. • - • • St. Andrew's Volunteers. jsmes Cheer, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; Marta mown, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; Cathcart Denapikr, Zfq. to be Mai or. , To be Captain*..-Stuart Gram, William 1401 e, reams Melvin, V/1111 MOverton, George Mitchell, Alexander Mddrum, Jam Heddeierlek, Erg. To be Lieutineret.--Jahn Carßorphias, john Ademfen. Alexander Tbonden, George Benvich, Alewife NW, SAN Arum, Kaig. William Lawn Andrew bells, Gents. To bi Enrwm--Wallam Ritchie, Andrew Philp, WBUant Itayralr, Deed Wilton, Cathcart Methuen, George Buchanan, John Lunt.. Gents. To be Chaplain.—Tbe Rev. Tbeestee-Adanden. a s r g cor—i'bomaaMelrill,Gent !limitable Volunteer Infantry. ix Second I.lleutenants— - Iwary Drake , jun. Joky& Beloley Jai HMIs, Cents. Beaumaris Volunteer Infantry. Agoodsod William% sad Wit Yam Sparrow. !Airs. to be Captains; John Jones. end John Williams, Gents. to be Llmilenank ; Wit . clam illiama, and Wiliam Htagbee.Genti. OD be 'aligns; Cap raja Joan to be Adjutant. Beetles Volunteer Infantry. J-rnniah ;mid). Etq. to be Captain; John Henchman Crowfoot, (km. to be Lieutenant, and Jamea Cok, Gent. to be Enfign. North Berwick Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Hart. Lfq. to be Captain, vice Dalrymple, appointed . • Captain is the Liti Pt et. Bromlzy Volunteers. clirsel.ionnsa. Efq. to be Captain. Bury St. Edmund's Volunteer Infantry. Themes Steck and lames Cafe, Gees. to be tleutenants. George Macke and John Cambers, Gast& to be Mains. Loyal Crayfrird Volunteer Infantry. Edirent L. Walford, Erg. to be Carats; -- Taos,. Gent. to be Li. e t e a,,,,,t and Whitehead. °eat to be Eadgn. Fsfeti.ire. Eas t ern Diftrie. Volunteers. _ . R ftbrrt Anitrather. Ete. to be Lice•easet-Colonel-Coennuodant. Ti.e How Robert lattd:a in be Liestenant•Caloncl. rtener Fein-Ref, 144. tot, ;A a be Coptalorjasses Cade. wood rhtrbam, Robert Marra? jamsblereer. juo. Alt:m 4 kt Wood, rale Cosh,Mil be: or , * 0:orald. kites. To be Lieutenants—Maid Briggs, Robert Logan, George Daviie, Robert Wilkie, David Billion , and John Corvie, Gents. To be Pnnens—George Brown, Alexander Beveridge, John Fouls, and John Henderfon, Gents. Farnham and Bury St. Edmund's Volunteers. John Starcourt Powell, Efq. to be Captain. Framlingham Volunteer Infantry. Captain J. Shafts to be Major Commandant; Lieutenant John Edwards to be Captain, vice Shafts; Jofeph Bennington, (km. to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards. Haverhill Volunteer Infantry. - Henry Jackfon, Efq. to be Captain; Robert Adcock, Gent. to be Enfign. Hollefley Bay Volunteer Infantry. To be Licutenants—Jepinha Waller, Eaten D. Hughes, and Benjamin Colchefter, Gents. To be Ealigns--William Weeding and Robert Mabfon, Gents. Td be Adjutant-.-James Pillion, Gent. Holmidale Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Frederick, Gent to be Lieutenant. Welt Kilpatrick Volunteer Infantry. Robert Davifon, Efq. to be Captain; Walter Tailie Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and Robert Fleeming, Gent to be Eiga. Kirkaldy Volunteer Infantry. James Chrillie. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant; and Walter Fergus, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—George Rutherford, William htLean, George Morgan, David Johnfton Malcolm, and John Spinal, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Henry Normand, Andrew Melvin, John Rutherford, John Fergus °mock, and David Morgan, Gems. To he Enfigns--Ys'illiam Hutchifon Robert Dalrymple, Robert Kirk, John Wemyfs , and James inn dale, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Reverend George Muirlatal To be o:: st arter-Mafter.--Rolsci a Brown, Gent. Lenham Volunteer Infantry . . John Tburftna, Efq. to be Captain. I.ittingburne Volunteer Infantry. William Murton, Efq. to be Captain. Mile End Volunteer Infantry. Jobe Liptrap, Efq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captains—William Thomnfon, Ralph Kiddey, Nicholas CLarrington, and Samuel Davy Liptr.,p, Efqrs. To be Lieutenant..-J•.ho Jones, John Walker, George White, and Henry Wright, Gents. To be Lefigns—Joilah Bnydell, and John Dent, Gents. Milton Volunteer Infantry. Robert Hind, Efq. to be Captain. Newburgh Volunteers. Alexander Anderfon, Efq. to be Captain Commandant !.oral Ntwcatlle Volunteers. To be Captains—frhernas Gibfon, Archibald Reed, Frederick Horn, James Pollard, and Thomas Boynton, Efqns. To be Lieutenants—Chriltopher Fenwick, George Fader, Jobe Lane:lnds, Willia mtlirornweltand William Redhead, Jun. Genre. To be Second intutenants--Taylor Giblio John Oxley, Henry Mari:hall, David Cram, and Stephenfon Se ile, Gents. Piddletown Volunteer Infantry. Alexander Cunningham, Efq. to be Captain: William Neyle, Gen t to be Lieutenant ; and Samuel Bofwell, Gent to be Ears.. Plympton Volunteer Infantry. Silas Winter, Efq. to be Captain ; Paul Currey Treby, Gent to be Lieutenant ; and Jofeph Weekai, Jun. Cent. to be Entry). Poole Volunteer Infantry. John Jeffrey, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Young Weft, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—BenJansin Garland, Benjamin Linthorn, Simnel Durnford, and TM:sines Salmon. To be Lieutenants—John Jeffrey,jun. George Lidyard, Jaw Sa ger, and Richard Allen, Gents. Poplar and Blackwell Volunteer Infaptry. joke Will., Efq. to be Major. To be Captains--John Perry,jiin.Philip Perry, and George Green, 'kV*, To be Lieutenants—Thorns Alliton, John Cooper, and George Salta, Gala. To be Enligns—Thomas Wilkins, Wiliam Wallis, and William Thiene, Gents. Rotheram Volunteers. Jabal Walker, Efq.to be Lientessant.Colonel.Commandaat. Ruddlau Volunteers. Edwin Wyatt, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant. Runcorn and Welton Volunteer Infantry. James Adams. Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Bato, Efq. to be Cap trio, vice Wright ; Thomas Solthern and Samuel Wylde, Cents. to be Lieutenants; Charles }Belden and William Banks, Gana to be !Aligns. Loyal Sandbach Volunteer Infantry. Weftou Bayley, Efq. to be Major. To be Ceptains—Willism Watkis, Walter Daniel, Join Cart wright. John Twits, John Morris, and John %Vann , nfqm To be Lieutenants—ohn Miller, Samuel Swan, John Lockett, Charles M J itch, ohn Twenslaw, John Hodskinfon, Richard Lathan, and Daniel Galley,Gents. To be Eagan—William Done, William Penlington, John Enrol n% and Thomas ?Ornate, Gana. To be Chaplain—The Reverend Richard Lowndes Salmon. To be Surgeon—Peter Matthias, Gent. To be Paymafter—Jana Colelnugh, Gent. Sheoflone, Weeford, and Hints Volunteer Infantry. William Humbcrltone Cawley Flower, Efq. to be Captain; lobo Bell Crompton, and Henry Saville Foljambe,Gents. to be Una talents ; Richard Lybke Mks, Gent to be Farago. North Shields and 'rynemouth Volunteer Infantry. William ILianall, Ere. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; William Clark, pan. Rfq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Thomas Stephenfon. Efq. to be Major. To be Carolina—Thomas Frank, Nicholas Bird, Robert Shield, Georg.: Cann, William Rabiacin, John Hallowell, George Bar ran, and John Fenwitlk, Vars. To be Lieutenants—Andrew Trotter, Robert itanhaw, John Hearn, Witham italitoti, Edward Brown, jun. George Liddell, Thenuistianifte, Arthur Doman, Meaanda Crlgbtoo, Jun. and William Wardle, Gana. To be Esollgav—Benjands C. Tyesch, John Hutchiafon, William Barnes, In. Milburn, Jai Ogilvie, and Thomas Appleby, Gaits. To be Adjutant—Ric hard Arndt/ling, Gent. To be Quarter-Maher—Jelin &Baby, Gent. To be Surgeon—. Andrew Trotter, Gent. To be Chaplain--The Reverend William Harwell. Slalty and Bywell St. Andrew's Volunteers. William Bainbridge, Efq. tote Captain-Commandant. Iran Hunter, Efq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—William Jobbin, and John Teafdale, Gents. ' To be lie ive...George Ward, and Thomas Hopper, Gents. Spil y Volunteer Infanry. Thomas Adams Franklin, and William Walker, Efqm to be Cap. tains ; Gornaften Chapman, and Dennis Ward Jones, Gana. to be Lirinavants ; Edward Wright Jenrinp, anal James Frank lin, Gann to be Ennis.; Tisanes Barker, Cent. to be Surgeon. Stirling Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Peter Littlejohn to be Captidn, eke Wallace; Edge George Wingate to be Lleatenant,vice Liulejoha ; Walter Sar kis GLifs, Gast to be Enfign. Stowmarket Volunteer Infantry. Charles Tyrrell, Efq. to be Captain; John Edgar Putt, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Mariot, Gent. to be Enfign. Surrey Yeomanry Riflemen. Lieutenant William Elliott, Iran the Yeomanry, to be Captain, vice Boult‘n, who reigns. Taviflock Volunteers. Thome Bate,jan. Gait. to be Second Lieutenant ; Freeman Den nis, Gam to be &nom. Wall's End Volunteer Infantry. Jabs Boddie, jou. EN. to be Captain Coinnandant ; Fdwanl Hel ton, Ifq. to be Captain; Wkitleld Burnet, and Jobs Sibbet, Gaeta to be Lieutenants ; Jahn Huggit, and Edward Town. Cents to be Ensigns. Whitechureh Volunteer Infantry. Jain F.nllt t, klq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; John Saws Wedeln, Efq. to be Major. To be Capptalns--Sanseel Lowe, Edward Payne . , James Brondeld, Wiliam Gregory, George Coffer, sod J o h n Freese. Efqrs. To be Captain Lieutenant—William Mingay, Flq. To be Lieutenanta.—Jobe Gregory, Richard Corfu, Wm. Jones, and George Minor ,Gents. To be Rai:gm—George Naylor, John Edwards,Rlehard Redropp. and Henry Clarke, Gans. To be Adjutann—Willians Minpy, Gent. e Sorrrnoen.Wllliarn Jane-, Oak, T he 1 amiaiter—Cleorge Naylor. Gem. • o bt (twitter Mafterwiaka 'Awards. DM LONDON MARKET'S. CORNsERCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Sp ' A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 17th of September to the 234 of September. Total-13.353 tacks—Average 545. 6i4. os. aid. lower than left return. . PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. WhiteshapeL H.lperloads to too 0 1 4 4oto 6 00 1 4 4t06 60 Strew 2 10 to 3 14 1 12 otO I 16 0 1 12 to 2 0 0 0. Illy soto 5 to Clover 6oto 7 0 0 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags (new) 51 os to 51 gs I Pockets (new) 51 /03 to 51 ii . SMITHFIELD, September 30. To fink the offal—per Rene of 81b. Beef 00dt055 sd I Veal 4$ 6d to 52 6d Mutton 0 Gd to 3s od Pork 45 441 to 511 of Lamb 41. 4.11. to CS. 84. NLAD 01 CSTILL THIS DAY. Beans about 60o—Sheep and Lambs 2,600. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, September 30. Per !tone of 816. by the carcafe. ( I .5 Beef 3s 64 to 4 5 4d Veal OS od to 31 cd Mutton 3s 81 to 45 6 6d Pork 43 44 to , Od Lamb 3s. 8 . to 4s. 84. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. At. James'. market 45 7d • rowu 'Callow 784 od to co Clare Market 4s 7}l Rollie ditto( ) 7 6 s oil to 77s Whitechapel Market Ruffle ditto (foe ) Its od to 7as (per !lone of 81b.) 45 7d Melted Stuff 63s od to 6 4s Ditto rough 445 od to OS 13$ 94d Greaves . is od. Average Price OS 71 Good Dregs 125 to OS Yellow Soap, 8µ to os.—Mottled, gas.—Curd, 06s. Price of Candles per de•en, 1 as.—Moulds, ri, 5. RAW HIDES, Sept. 30. Ifldei(perßcee) 3s 8d to 4s od Horfe Skim ior o 16s od Middling 3 1 44 to 3a 6d Hem Calf srs each Ordinary 3s od to 3s ad sheep Skins 2s Od to `35 A Lamb Skins, as cd to 35 od. PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b cafes 21d to 23d • Ditto, 6o to 651 b 234 to 24d \ Merchants Backs std to lila \ Droning Hides 200 to aad \ Fine Coach Hides 231 to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting sad to 23d Flat Ordinary ltd to sad Calf Skins, 30 to 401 h per dozen • 28d to 324 Ditto 3o to 7011, 2711 to 334 Ditto 7o to Bolb 264 to add Small Seal* (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 3s od Large dftto loos to secs per doz. Tanned Hoeft Hides 16s to 3os each MONTHLY AGRICULTUIL•L Rsroar.—The (late of the feafon has continued unufually fine for all the purpolis of hufbandry fince our lafi, and the remain der of both the grain and pulle crops have been un commonly well tenured in every part of the kingdom., (be late fine rains have been of van fervice to the philtres, as well as the turnip crops, but the latter are thin upon the ground, and patchy, in many of thole fituations where they have efcaped the effeas of the dry hot weather. The fallow: are everywhere in the fine& polfible (late for the reception of the wheat crops. The potatoes do not tern out well in many of the more dry dilirias ; on being taken op, they are found (mall, (cabby, and much bored by infee.s. On the wet foils they are. however, pretty good. In the midland counties the early part of the month was employed in completing the barvelt, which was in geoefal Enifhed by about the Bth or toth. A confiderable quantity of clover-feed has been fince got in, in fine condition ; the crop will not he very large, but the quality of the feed remarkably good. Rain is exceedingly wanted, keeping is quite burnt op, and water very (bort ;—this makes Rock lower; in fome places they have been obliged to fod der their cattle. The new wheat which is come to market is. from the light randy and gravel foils, very good ;—from tome of the thong lands, exceedingly damaged by mildew ; fome fo much that it will not even do for feed. The turnips have fuffered more than has been of ten recolleaed, both from the grub and, the black ca terpillar, as well as from the drought t—we expea winter keeping to be very (hart. The flush of grafs produced by the late rains, as well as other chiles, have alto bad fome effea in lowering the prices of both lean and fat flock. DIED. On the toth uk. at Seroba, AriyUmire , Lieutenant Archibald M'Dougall, fon of Major M•Dougall, of S At Edinburgh, oa the sth Mat Mar f atbatnpbell, dough. ter of the deteakd Mr. Alexander Campbell, merchant I. Olafgow. At Stirling, on the lath vit. la the Both year of his age, and s4th of his nsiniftry, the Rey. Robert Shirrs, late minilter of the gufpci in Kirkcaklif- Lately, at Dundee, aged (nearly) 8a years, Mr. William Lyon, 'niter them Oa Friday Wooled, of a Scarify, MWa Catberine cornetts' Mayen, youngeft daugbter of Mn. Mayers, of Claybrook kicutts Boarding &book Foliage, aged ty years. WHEN Profethonal Men of education and te. fpoofibllity deviate from the general (Titan by the Median of a penniar Breach, the lanai= of long eastinoed Anode is the brit erittrion of fuperierity. Tm years have I devoted my predict to the exchdive treatment of THREC DISORDERS, a:,.1 the fueccfsiul refuk of ray plan gives me additional ardour to eppore as far as I am able the ra wages of theft complaints which an the ex& important in the cam• lope a/human infirmities. . . _ . . - After irdtiation into. every branch u on Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an eau, period of Yradice to reale Individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dcagerous predpitaney of geoall Pradtitionem The THRII DISORDERS,to the cite of which I have devoted nay utentian, turpriee every fpecies of VENEREAL INFLIC TION, whether of a team Of long duration...idly, Ag kinds of nionAry, wbether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laltly that derangement of the Often:in Women w hich called BAR RF N N ES.; or ST ER I Lri• y, Nut anus ilfeafes arc the rah& of Ignorance or Mlle In the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and It not uufrequently that the feeds of Life are yoffoned bytbe laddered= oleo onguard. ed how. By a Inverter method hid tromplainta are easily cored, and even where others bare failed, I Usk that I may pre:fame to offer a radical re-oltabliament. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dlfirefs Io the order, compared with the cakmitous libations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faibicmable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable eonfequence of Nei perniciousbabits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods Oyer his mrery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume e.ocefolation few him to knew, that although it be so Aire of doubt or uneeralary with Pradlitiemen, the removal of !bee DF.PICIENCI r.s by the gradual provers of ream:dem is the acquirement of my esperimice. If the rites of Iseehus or Venus have begun to re duce manly vi pour, much -nalety win be prevented by ao early countered/son cr. this angupd Rase, and hi thdc eaten no great difficulties win occurl Bee ;bore tbis deficiency has far gears milted, a proper Per. lemma Is beditrenfibly requilite to revive the numbering( rks of Life, sod to re-sobnate the Caoititstioo MARFUED WOMEN, who have Rasp been dgappointed le their raptdatioes of s Family, may be arured, that in molt Bl ames fish delete are comble by Medical kill. The SECRECY which its to eirential to my undertaking, and the %milked. re which I ba•c retuned to Rate.torm tele Bafis of my prsteriGons. and In conacklence with Inch this Intimation La Ri•en, that Mr. MEE may be confulted perfooall• (er by letters •nclofnt a (mall orte) at Ida honk No. sp, Arundel -Brat, Strand, ocar Temple-Bar There Is an addatheal antrum r Water-Brat adjalnleg, Lod tat sune is on bothtbe dnora. _ hi. BREE D Maabir of dig Royal College of Storms. wioNioiotrrHstinta • •• TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. . ANY Perfon or Perfons willing to Contr a & N. BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE, either of STONE or: IRON, or partly Stone and partly Iron, over the River USK, at ur near the Town of CARLEON, are cleared to deliver. la they, Pravda', Plans, and Etiolates, fealed, to me, at the nest.Oene rat quarter Seifions of the Peace to be holden at UR in and for the foul County of Monmouth, on Wedoefday the pi day of oo tober Dent, at Tweiveo'Clock at Noon. By Order of the Court, 'I'URTON, Clerk of the Peace. ANY Eitient afiliaed with the GOUT may be informed of relief, or a perfed Cure!! by applying tc, Mr. Miliaass, who keeps the Fountain, Clapton ; Mr. laser, Coach-fpring Maker, too, IKhitech.pel ; Mr. Pua sea, Talbot Inn, W hitechapei ; Mr. Mo at o r,Cheefcmonger, Wel 'chafe fqoarc ; and hundred, wore can be referred to, all people of refpeEtability; who never would dective their fellow•fufilrerp, Laying they had; obtained their Cure, (after fisfaing so years) by means of the Alterative Pill, and Plifter prepared by Da.GARDNER,36,Loor Acre, and No. 3, iihuredlteb, Where the Dudlnr, being full prsa ticv. may be cord - tilted estry.thic till sa, at Shoreditch, and: from 4t07, at Long Acre But the Medicine may be had, Agrird J. GaaoNca oil each Box, at eta icw, 6d. or 0.61 of all Ven der., veldt a Book full of Reference, that no nun can confide. • Thanks he to II thoufands are cored!! or greatly re. lieved,wit3out confinement, Ste. &c. Scc. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. Ti Mr. Toctat•, Torcoa, Surgeon. No. 9, New Bride -Street, DZAR sit, London. IT is with the mall heartfelt ftliaf.taintl that I ad drefs you 00 the incomparable excellence of your l ava l oa L le Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT the (prin.; of dna. y ear I had the mtsfortune to conned a Venereal Complaint, atten, d d with the molt Warning and daemons fymptcarets ; Info muck that I have been ccarned to my room for • while week together, and not able to Stir out of it: I had no raft night norday, and fu Tered the malt excruciating pain and torment, and what was Still work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I weld turn , dike a any obje& If ever to elute to me, and t:.podted nothing let. than the tetanal, of my fight. Front a Stout, healthy, and ra .r eorpelnat man, I became a mere andow, and an °Ned of pity and compallion.—My friends bail all g iven me over, and thought my recovery impofilble. 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