Star. — London, England, 1803-03-14 00:00:00

Frouilit LONDON GAZETTE, Marc i 2. MILITARY 'PROMOTIONS. W'.\o. ()TRIM MARCH 12. ;tbßeriment of Light Dragoons—Captain Ri...hint HutTcy Vivian to be NLior. by purchafe, vice Taylor, promoted in the Light Dragoon:. la th Ditin--Lieutenant Thomas Jenkins, from half.pav of the RrOment, to be Lientenantonce Foot, who exchange; re ecivinz the difference. tar Ditto—Lientroant Edmund Slineby Long to be Captain of a Troop, by putchafe, vice O'Calaghan, promoted in the aot h Foot. 29th Ditto--Lieutenant John David Duval, from the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Banger, rt moved to the VI Royal 0317/1 . 011 Battalion. 34 Regiment of Foot Guards—Enfign Juba Clitlierow to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Durnford, promotei 7th Regiment of Fuot—Lieutenant Hutton Rowe to be Cap taii,, by purebsfe, vice Byrg, who retires; Lieutenant Phi- Bainbrigge, from half-pay acth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vi..e Hutton. promoted. 2th Ditto— -- Troyer, Grotto be Enka, without mar- chafe, vies Hardy, promoted. 13th Ditto—J. W. Gaszo, Gent. to i.e Bap, by porthole, vice Chu:, h, promoted in tbc ,Ivth Foot. 16th DI tc t:nr General Iran Gokuyne, Cram the 3 oth Foot, to be I.leutrtuat.Volonel, vice F.incourt, who exchanges. 19th Dittn—Erdign Charles Douglas, front the 3;th Foot, to be linfign, s about porthole, vice Smith, who retires. itith Ditto--FL B. Wood, Gent. to be Ettlign, by purebafe, -- viec Hotlgfon, who retire% 14th Dino—Ucutcoant Samuel HuDann, from ageh light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purclafe, vice V.'hrte, who retirei. 3bll. Veation, Gent. to be Enke, by purchafe, vi:c Vat, remote! in the 91d Foot. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel St. John Fancourt, form the I f , th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Major-General Csfeoyne, who exchanges. 43d Dirto—Georgejohnftoa, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchrte, vile Warner, promoted. 66th Ditto—Lieutenant John Dougles, from half-pay of the S6tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Newton, who exchanges. 67th Ditto-s-Lieotteant-General Peter Craig, from half-pay of the bad Foot, to be Colonel, vice Licutenant•Gcneral D'Oyly, jet eared; • • Seth Ditto—Enl:A George Jacob Wynter tdlse Lientenant,by purcbafr. vice Tifoall, also retires. sib Welt lodha Regiment—Lieutenant Alexander Proudfoot, from half-pay of the oath Foot, to be Lieutenant 6th Ditto--I.iautenant James Cochran, from the Both Foot,to be Captain, by purchafe. vice Thomas, who retires. Sit Royal GUrifon Battalion—Samuel Barker Edmefton, Efq from half.pay of the late 95th Foot. mho Pagmaiter• 7th Ditto--Captain Willem Wan, from the aft Royal Cirri fon Battalion, to be Captain. STAFF. _ _ _ _ Brevet Major Charles - Of tie Ilsth Foot, to be Deputy Qlsarter-Malter-Generil to the Fames laving in Jamaica, with the rank of Licata:tat-Colonel la the Army, vice M' Mord°, who rdigna. Lieutenant-Colonel Willouebbj , Cordon, of the 85th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant.. General to the Pa id Foran,vice Brevet Major William Gifford, of the a6th Foot,to be Deputy Ad;iatant-General to the Troops at Malta, with the rank of Liouteatint-Coloni I in the Army, vice Fitz Gemld, deceafed. Major Charles Phil:ips, of the 44th Foot, to be Deputy Quar to-Matter-General to the laid Troops, with the ran - k of Lieutesiant-Colonel in the Army, vice Airy, who refigns. Commifiion in the Wigtown and Kircudbright Re giment of North Britith Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 19, 1803. David Maxwell, Efq. to be Liattenaist.l BANKIWPTS. John Richardfon, of Ps7eiliztit;o: Yorkfitire, &cep-jobber, sealer and chapman to furrender Much 211, 29, and April 23, at eleven, at the (large Inn, Coney-ftreet, York. Attar nisi, Mr. James Liunbat, Hatton Garden, Lamina ; or • Mr. Henry Smith, York. jobs Macula, of Liverpool, 'merchant, dealer and ehaprnan, Aprilt 2, and 23, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. /Lanark% Mr. Dardfwdl, or Mr. Clements, Liverpool; or _ _ . Mr. Elachftock, Landon. James Sale, of Liverpool, broker. dealer and ebapman, April 7, 8, and 23, at one, at the Glebe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Edward Blackftock, in Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackllock, Temple, London. Nicholas Ayres, of Liverpool, dealer in earthenware, March sp, 30, and April 23, at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcattle under-Lime. Attorney, Mr.Martin,Newcaftic.unda-Lime. John Florian Goring and Elizabeth lohnfton, of St. Mary Axe London, merchants and copartners, March tp, 26, and April s 3, at one, at Guildhaß Actarney,hir. Oakley, New London. tti . eet, Fencharch &mt. Thomas White the younger, of Strand, Kent, coal-merchant, dealer and charism, March zs, ss , and April 23, at tan, at Guildhall, London. Attorales, Meffrt. Tmenfliend and Ruf fen, High-ltreet, Southwark; or Mr. Pratt, itrichelicr. Henry Spa/ding, of Metlickl, Suffolk, grocer, dealer and chap lain, March 11, 23, and April 23, at eleven, at the Angel, In lialefworth, SWIFoIk. Attornies, Mr. Crabtree, Halefworth ; or Melks. Lyon and Collycr, Bedford-row, London. George Martin, late of Suiodt-ftreet, Chat ing -Crag, Middle let, watchmaker, dealer and durum, now a prifoner in the 10tet, March tg, at ten, March 3c. at dem), and April 23, at ten, at Gni/Alia Attornik, Mara Jones and Oreene, Salifbory-fqaare, Fler ;tract. Timothy 'lurk. Waltham Holy-Croft, Mks, pin -maker, deakr and ehapman, March t e, as. and April 13, at ten, at Gaildludi. Attewney, Mr. Jere% Waltham-Abbey, irks Samuel Edwards, of .Manchrikr, cotton-fpinner, dealer and char:Ran, April t is, and 2,, at three, at the Star Ms, In IVlancht Ser. Ataredea, Mdirs. Chcfshyre and Walker, in Adandutcr. DIVIDENDS. • • Mardi t 9. Clitiftopher Stainhank, of Old Dond•llrect, Picea. printfeller, at ten, at GuslailaalL March 19. Thomas Thomas, of Strcatham.ltreet,llloondbury, jeweller, at one, at Guildhall. April . Nelda Eltiddon, of the parifh of liartington. Deena fhire, hawker, at three, at Hillidgea 'Tavern, hlaneheder. March eq. David Currie, late of 1 hrugutorton-arcs, Loudon. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall . A; nil 2.Jr,hn Maensmara, of London, merehar, at teo, at t :adds.. I April S. Robert Richardfoo, of Corporation-row, Saint Joha nson, Middiefes, merchant, japiumer, dealer and chapman, I at one, at April 1. Arthur Willisni Dears, of George 4 rert, Hanover !glare, portrait-painter, at twelve, at Guildhall. April s. Nathaniel Oppenheim, of Touley-Recd, Southwark. grocer, at UM. at Guildhall. April 4. Jahn Mu Maine, of I lalitn, I%,rliflllrr, dealer and chaptuan, at (-nix, at the Bridscwater Arms, IV: anchcil er. BANICRUPTS,IN MET AND. r"-.7ard Taylor, of DLlalio, tlcakr, lorra..ler the tytla . Volt Inttant, hod i6th of ApriL ol.wrt Cmtd, late of Dublin, Army Broker, to furrenikr the 38th .Jad elp% inflame, and .01 of Aptt;. Patrick Lyme, olf.Praneimftriet, - IV-lir, "Proem, to Correa irltr the zia anti sad loilame, am! 211 l • SF.IUESTRATIONS, i.e. IN SCOTLAND. Grant and Frafcr, dyers, In Andertloo, our t'ilafeno.—Credi. ton meet in Prince of Wales's Torcrmtiisfgow , 6th Mu: h, tvrelVe oclock , to rune ititcrim fad,* ; fame place soil boar web April, to dee mate. I.l..tanew Mick, jun. isaneadturer. Kfirnarnock.—Cretlitcra meet an Howie's lint, itch Alar:h, twelve &dock, to name inter mfaelor; fame place and hour a ft AptiLto ele.l troller odic Lite bookfeCer. I.dinburph —Crcjitoss o we , in Robert Rankin's Wrltins Chamber, in April, one o'clock, ea inlriva wittier. Timms , Kirkcaldy, Jan. merrbant, DJafernalise, has anlicd _ - - - - fora dlkborye. James Ildaruwa, jou. cooper, N. w Cumnock, to lw examine! in Shaft Cowl gown, Ayr, Orb and letb March, twdre eyileaoweralkors maw ha 3awa's lan. Ay r, 311 Afar:l3, tre o'clock to Inflngt . 4 be iejV hr 241.11 OetOWT. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. PETTINDRDOM, Mmtca 7. Betted gcct to 240 the field agalnit Eleanor and Du:bury•, for the third Clefs of Oetlandsi lc, to 45 the field ag..init Lord Gre . y's and Sir F. Stvidith's Sir Peter colts. Offered to back Llgnunt Vites winning the firft ears of Oatlande 'pink any other in any daft; and Lord Grey againft any other for the Derby. ISTRA. Nominations for the Stockbridge Sweep(lakes of . twenty Guineas each, which clofed on the ill inflant. Mr. Gram% b. f. Fair Charlotte, by Precipitate, out of Ever _ . lilting, 4 yrs old. Mr. Scrape's Donets:ll, s in old. Mr. Kellerman's Faker, s yrs old. Mr. Ladbrokes Alchymift, 4 yrs old. Mr. Robfou's GlanteFlos!er, sir old. Mr. - Heming did not name. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. The K iny has been pleafed to appoint the Rev. Peter hi'Maf tcr to the Church and Parilh of New Luce, in the Prelbytery of Strantaer, and County of Wigtown. The King has alto been pkafed to prefent the Rev. Andres► jamdon to the Church and Par& of St. Mungo, in the Pref. hytery of Loehmaben. and County of Dumfeks, vacant by the death of the Rev. David Dlckfon, late Mettler there. The Rev. Mr. David Dickfon, of the Chapel of Eafe, Kilmar nock, is to be one of the Minifters of the Weft Church, Edin buryh, in the room of t Rev. Mr. Paul, deceafed. The Senate of the thEverfity of Glafgow have conferred the degree of Dodtor in Divinity on the Rev. Francis Hutchifoo. Redtor of Donaghadee, grandfon and reprefentative of the late celebrated Dodlor Francis Hutchifon, Profeffor of Moral Phi lofophy in that Univerilty. And, at the fame time, they con ferred the degree of Doetor in Divinity on the Rev. John Scott, minifter of Greenock. Garner,. MARCH s.—On Tuefday the sit inftant, the Rev. Charles Theontartyr Crane, of Magdalen Hall; and Mr. Kyrie Ernie Money, of Oriel College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. On Wcdnefday the ad inftant, Mr. Charles Lewis Atterbnry, Bachelor of Arts, of Chrill. Church. was admitted Matter of Arts; and Mdfrs-lldw. Scott Dickinfoo. and George Hornfbi, of the fame College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. Yefterthy the Rev. Thomas Spiedell, John Natt, and Wil liam Warner, of St. John's College, were.admltted Matters of Arm _ _ _ _ „. . The Right Hon. Lord Lyttleton has prefented the Rev. T. A. Robert., M. A. of Chrilt Church, to the Reetory of Hagley with the Chapels of Frankky and St. Kendal's, Worcefterikire. Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Date of the nerves, having, in innumerable inßances, fublided by a courfe of Sr 'tutus v's Antifeorbutic Drops, too much cannot be faid in praife of that invaluable preparaticn. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the moll complicated cafes,has ollablifhed its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it porn ble to obtain fuch a reftorerof the conaitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of is. and 6d. los. and ss. each, with a black (lamp affixed to each bot tle, by the following venders in London: F.New berT, 45, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Ruyal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Bacon, Oxford.ftreet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Calcfpur-flreet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Wahl) and Withers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, Bifhopf gate-drect ; Clark, No. 269, and R. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpenfary, No dr, Soho-fguare. BIRTH. La!! week, at the honk of the Earl of Derby, Groftenor finale, Lady Stanley, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. On Monday haft, by 'pedal licence, at Bath, MW. Gubblna, to the Hon. Mr. Dutton, Brother to Lord Sherburne. DIED. In September laft, at Diamond Harboar, Bengal, Mr. jam Bland, of Bronrk p. On the ath ult. at his book In Carlifte, at an advanced age, George Mounfey, Efq. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning •••• • • • 55 adlutesaftet 5 Marmon INTALLIBLE OTR MAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll eicellent REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having never falled to a variety of Cafes, agrees, If It does not eradicate the Corny, root and branch, TO RETURN TOL MONET. it Wiii3OOSMUCItiOII, take of the Inflammation in a few hours, and cicltroy A:CW.IIIy the Malignity without the lcaft hazard; Printed Diredions failed up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation In Germany, and Ma been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateß reputation. Sold Wholrfale and Retail by T. Axtril, No. r. MIT the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif tock-ftreot ; Mr. Wilfon No. 39, St. James's-Brett; Mr. Swiney, No. sr, Pall-M ail; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; and jeboult and Co. Nis. kith, Oaford-Brat. At Mita, by Bid& and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard , bookkiler, and itoftmaan, perfnmer. Ethobatzh, by Barter, South Bridge. Portia and Gorport, Mr. Harding's.. Liverpool. by Mr. Gore, prlnter;ind Mr. Jones ,boolikaiir. Portimosth, Mr. Marley. boo&fcllcr ItHEUMATISMs. THE Rheumatifm, as well as i:s Relative the Gout, has generally baffled the efforts of Phy'clans. It is therefore • most happy circumllance, that mediebbe has been difcovered that completely cures both the acute and chronic ithettuatitm. The rollowirts rernatkahle Curet dreded by it arc ftdralent proofs of it, eibcsey M.. Pa aa: to , of thc Bank of England, 14 years afillaed ni• It 1 vlolsit kheumatitin at different periods, arm pettedly cared in 1797. Azy lady oe gentleman may fee Mr. P. at the Canto/ ()Fiee. who wilt fatisty every enquirer. M. CLilirto 4, Gent. aged yt, Wag fo much Aided wall the Rheims:llm in hia head and Omit, that he could not lay down, but was obliged to lit N a chair day and night; a Half Calm* hoz rettural hint to hls paled health No. a, titepney- VVCII, t 797. Mr. Wm? ttttt was eared of the Rhea:mains and Rile to a violent degree for t 9 years. Attefled by Mr. Taylor, Hatter, tee. No. y 7, Alderfgate-ltreet, zygy Mr. WICK T ' Mallard Manufatliarer, No. 49, Basticas, after a revere Ristuenadfin of two rare, WU cured to t 797. Mr. MALIN, Shoemaker, No. 6, Newaltrett, Whiteehapel, wag eo years aided In the ambler, but received a perfect care In 1797. - - - Mr. SUIT 11, IMCMItler. Ne. 1, Calle4trtvt. Loot-Acre. bav fulkted to yea h , was cured by one ballgulan box. Mrs. Jo r 4 s, of Visw-ftroet, Inccaditly, carat by two gables bons in tyg 7, having beat defilv,-41 of the ak of lbw Webs to month.. Sell by the Deder,at his bear N y 6, Lent-Aare, N 0.3, blteradidt,ncer Helbury•Nuereond by all Mealtime Veneers ifl the 1 'rhea kingdom, at u 64.; 4t. &Li to& 644 204 31A. I; . ," on sub box. e!SEASES or tlietitZTlVei and Main COUPLAINTS S tole Proprietor of Darates celebrated medi -11 cated Deuglei and Renteilles, Mr. Du rot' informs the Public, that he may asufual be.confol•ed daily from q to 3, at his houfc No. 6, Frith4trect,Soho, on Cafe. of St rielures, (11,- ftrual6cs, Oleets, &e. &c. as well as Debility, and every ag o der whore feereey it foeffential a requ'Lte, that Mr. D. 4ts provided a fp-elons Hourl, that every PLtier.t may be Intro dined In a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confluel himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from es tenhve pradice, and the molt flat:t•ring fuezels, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no con finement or reft:aint in diet, and preventing the poffibility of a rclapfe. Potions in the country Rating chair cafes fully, in a letter, eneloing a one ora two pound note,will haveproper re medies fent to the amount. For the various fyinptoms, &c. fee Mr. Dufour's'Freatik on the above complaints, price as Gd the afth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho ; H.D. Symonds, Paternoßee.row ; and of he Author.. - - WHEN Profefflonsl Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyßem by the fe ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fucees is the belt criterion of forrionry. Ten year. have I devoted my pradlice to the eselufive tn-ss meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the face-dent refute of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of chore complaints which are the molt, import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an May Sturgeon, formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to recur individu als front the ignorance of uneducated Med, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of gen. ral Pradlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the curt of which I has- de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VEND AI. INFECTION, whether of a reoeot or lung Jorados.-.-idly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Scho"lboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de rangement of the fyitatu in Women which is called BARR EH NEN: or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refute of ignorance or hate in the treatment o(a timple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are puifoneel by the indiferetion of an unnuirded hour. By a fuperior method loch complaint' are (-wily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may peen= to offer a radical re eftabliChment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated difirefs in the diforder, compared with the calamitous lunation of Men, who from indulgence to a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fafhionable Life ' acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer brood's over his milers% but care: fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confutation for him to knew, that although it be an °filed of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditiooors, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovation is the acquire. Incur of my experience 'lf the rites of Baechas or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countegattiou of this languid Este. and in thee cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this delideney has for years calfted, a proper Perfeverauce is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Oninhoring (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftleution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappninted in their expedlatlons of a Family, may be attired, that in mutt inftances futb defedte are eurattle by Medical GM. The SECRECY which is fo effendi, to my undertaking, sod the QLoillficari ms which I have prefutook to Rate, form the Bats of my pretcnfioos, and In coincidence with fetch this Intl 'nation is giten, that Mr. MUM may bi waited perfooally (or by letters inciting a (mall note) at his hoseis, No. $9. Arun del-Ern, Strand, near 'rempie-Bar. There is an additional entrance ifs Water-Rreat adjoining and the name Is on both the doors. M.,BREE. Member of the Rona Wets of Surgeons. SARACEN'S H/CEAD INN, • szfrolr-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. • FROM THE SARACEN'S HRAD INN, SNOW'HILL, Br TEE FOLLOWING POST COACHES UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING Co BATH and BRISTOL, by liEW POST-COACHES, thronth Chippenham, Cabe, and lioldebMo' every Afternoon; arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhomd Ina, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-Brett, Bridal, neat Moraing—la fide IL Ist—Out 'ea.—Parcels 6d. carriage.--Paffengem fat warded from Bath to Bridgwater Taunton, Act Liverpool, Warrington, Kinit;ford. Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every *mobs, at live o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Croft-areas LITITIPAL Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury PoR. Coneb,Wlth a Guard Sets out every atavism, and reaches liirmingluon next Mr at noon Panes by eford, Shipitone, and ; Luftun, to the haraceo's Head, Bull-ftrcct. Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, feu oat every morning at eight o'clock —carries four tetfides only, and gees remarkably caly--paffm through Smoked, Newark,Ret-. ford, Doncafler, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lice, Leeds neat day at noon. Notwithilanding the =common expedition atlas Coach. It is allowed to be the molt agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road, bdi unequalled in accommodation or naaveyance by any other. Kendal, Lan/after. - Wenn, Kirby • Lelia*. Boohoo, Morley, Ormildrk. and Canting Pod Combos, every aka , poen, at five o'clock—Gsardoi Louth, spiny, Horneaffle, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fm off Monday, Wednefday, and Friday evenings, at Mu edoelalle only Comb from Spiliby with a Guard. York, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh Pott Coach, thet Lord Mellon, performed with a Guard throughout, fete out every manning at (even o'clock, by way of NeWarit, Refold, Tad caiLr, Darlington, Northallertoo, Durham, Morpeth, and Beni wick. Paffengers finding thernfelves fatigued from the length oldie journey may reit what time they plate, and then proceed. on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Searbonsegh, Whitby, and other places. Carilfle and Peoria Polk-Coach, goes with four Hod= and a Guard all the way --paths through Brutish, A?pkby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterkk, Boroughbritige. 1% ether by, Aberfonl, Gone-alter, and Grantham, (the near/ it way by ttf miles).—leti out every Moraing and performs the journey with the grate* facility. Paffengen detained= the road by Wadi Of pleafure, have the occulter ad 01 their fiats being fe cured in the neat Coach, (with only is Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, FaMLieth, Dartmouth, Werrouth,Dor chef/cr. and Salillsury Balkan Coaches, may Morning at half pail Three, with a Guard: through Hannon, Azreialkir. Bridport, Blandford, Bafingituke, and Bastion —Carries four halides, at only al. es. each. _ _ _ • Hertford: Ware, liaddefdou, sod Cbetbent Coach, every Moping._ _ _ Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Whin ing at Seven.—Guarded. Oxford, Beam, and Henley New Poft-Coach, with.. Claud every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. Manchefter, WilmOove, Cangleton, Newealtk, WoI4U, and Wolverhampton Poi! C:oach,every Ammon. ticiatdocil Siarewthory, Wellington, and shill:nal Poft Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening. at lye o'clock, to the Raven and hell and Uolchrn Inn,Shrevribury. Dua. dcd. I Southampton, Winchdtir, Asks:Gird, Altoh Coach, every morning. Hull, Nortbeave,Howden, Thorn and Doreafter Pelt Coach every morning at (even o'clock to the Ball and Sun lan Memo-Gate, I lull. Woodford, Wanftead, and I.aytonftone Coach, at 5 o'Clocii every hvi tains (ciao Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morniog, Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half putt Teti, ball pal! Two, half raft Four, and half pall Selma o'Clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage. Goods, dte. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggons..-To Dlts, Backs, Byway, Bury, and ab pans of Suffolk every hiert4ay. Soothamptoo, Winebdter,lbsolly,l4adburft,Lymingtott, Cluiftelwrek, It Inwood, fordinghridge, Wialborn„ and Pavel --Waggons Daily. Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every 'radial , . W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refitedthitty acquaint their Frtzt 61, 1 elkd the Pubic, that they will not be aecoontable for any Parr& ev Locsaye ake. aware than Wee Patois value, If 'aft or da maged, wads fret:Mei at theeknaoldelivery, and paid for ac (10144,14, at the Satieen .Haillna, Stettal fW, Liu lon - • ioemmtreA**SißPTlctquA. d.c Rlteumootiimssfid Cultic wh;tit nrel aLtkis Won of the tear,no Melidn lis to fate atif't •0, ouiisilr. cAllotEeS All ACROTIC PI L I I. rhe'r pect.h4r to promote Perfpiration, and all the neural ieerr , i..ra, win J ., count far their angular virtues in there Complaint', as arch as in many others to which the hymen frame is habtc front d e vietlatudts of der ehrnate. They are admirably ea:cuter,' ;or diforders of the Stomach and, Bowels ; for perfens of a Nom or a Gouty habit, as alto for thole whole Conititutions Len been affedtedby a toe *diva or too fat:wary life. They' are bkonife particularly ferviccable in ticatisAclts occafionod i.,• indigittion, and in removing the bid elk...Rs of free living, alto IV ptiventing isalfies and Arpleales, fo Ofbat tht etfprf,.. garnet of intemperance. Rceolufe &Add be had to th.ix after every creels of eating or drinking ; and upon tyery indifputition ; and thus their. well known charael:rittic of promoting longevity will be nsaintaioed ; for, by stiffin g lure in the due difebarge of the animal foreti•ms, and by keens ing the coaftitution as it were in continual rerir they pixfi s ,„ the body in health and vigour, sod prevent premature d eer ,. As the ANAL t frac Past.s Owe their eXCriIeOCC to a p.rc , sita • preparation, whicialas never been divulged by the hie Into, but to the pretest. Proprietors, they can only be Ltd g e t from diem ; and they are fald by Fee sets NE ws:.s.r, at tt Wareholifc for Dr. James Powder, No. 45. the Era Yoe GI St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapade, Iscaduri ; lad at James's lase hook in 13ruron.11reet ; in Boxes, price 4.. ice. tarp, Stansp isetudad ; or the quantity of fix nti.y by uze ;u se L o s, for a 4 s. oil -.ohCerve that the name, " T.,,,,r -bery. No. 43. SL.Paura," is swayed in die oses. others arc counterfeits. To the AFFLICTED with cour and RHEUMATISM. THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulk tired t a •L• Lay, that " the Gout was the Ofiptvliense ALMovvira,"— tkat Is, in plain Enstills—" the Delo:ace of the Faculty ;" and Dr. Ward vrouletonly admit of temporary Rah If beitt,z .iteri,,- able in a confirmed Itheumatifm ; vet, couldthel• h•iieit I.c. nsin•anes of the Medical Wahl rife from the dead,Dr. Bent,: 4 1 it perfuoded, front never failing Emaience, :to their aftunEZ ment at their Refurredion, would be nothing tezbe:c ;1.'414, tion at' the miraculous Efate which have oilier lean a ? . . - w Dohs oi his NERVOUS COR IJIAL; erhich,O the moeiels- Itinele ( ; , arl%tA li tfc wfanellit. inch woadikful Cum./ hitt the Gouty Mil mark will have Califs to hiefg him in 4 if 1 , 1 Ay I. e him, as Its inventor, as log eit the rernatibrafte ,Fleatti k and Eels reftored can palter 10 anal* no this tee Worse. Lieut. W. PARLOR, of hi Majelly's liiiii-Vold.lkaltatio. Sir—lt is with infinite f I ikknowledgy timearel len. of your Botaksai syny, wit' efa he, etlfirelf eclifedizer front the rooft exatretating itheuftwie I ‘irs 54 contricw2o of tile Joints, which I have been OMAN yeah vpwardamf the months. Be &Hut ed A Bsall new imemi „font vdathle Milli eines to the utnioft of my . powcra—l remain, Sir, your very obedent humble fervant, • •Litut. W. PARDOE. Plymouth Dock, /ohne. dm . • .' • • i • JOHN 1-100 WOOD, late terrain Is Mr. V; illatifft,ot dive Rai Ina, Sittingboarn, was (or a lam* of eked nanktireek ably anti:Led with a rbetnaufte Complaint; irldeb early ap proached to paralytic , td fuch a,degre: as tp depritrt 11 t t ' • the entire ufe of his lindw, which ren..vred hint imam walk abi mf Mg or followiorhis bufinefs; in this dehilliited Lae dappled to fevers' of the osolkeednent of the Faulty saltier soma cueing the leaft (bedew of benefit; but by beincltreorly re. commended by feveral of his friends to lir. lirlidumk Nervous Cordial, purchafed at M.. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting -1 hada', is-now period* rehired to his former health end vi goo, is atabkd to follow his bufmcfs as kraal widsoliecling the i leaftf o rptoms of the above complaint, and is Pow LINO. MVI D Nick Santo, proprietor of the Sitti_ubmincooda. JOHN HMWIROD;* Wltnefes al the shoo entikeier.• V. Shiliplin, • fetelkei la the Rale Mg. Sittiligisetwee Ma john Baruard legilisiki The Botanical Syrup apil•Fgdtmeave NerneterandlfidAdlie had az the Dodoes hole. tie. 9, Alblon= s_ ita t from the Leveressi Mitleato, BMW Sok of . ate, its bottlesat al. sa. sac Wool lletid.(doty Withers (lateCoeintrs) MOW= Worebook, 293 1 / 2 &mild raokirour F.dwitch, St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennand. Ms. ty6, Bithopfgatc-ftreet Without ; W. Buten. Prima and real- I feller, at his Mollekiel Watehouti, No. 3, Wbolion, who has received • lags and (refit Imply; Tbetnettaa ad Milk (Altle-Greet; Browne, Tolecy ;., C. Routh, BrWmidteset ; Reed and tilimpard, &Mal; kleyler and Crutwell. ;lett ; Maas. Cloadby, Slterborrise Mr. -Range, Oinuasftert. Mr. Tymba, \ruralise i Mr. Trewman. Exeter •iiiseiemer, Bine ingharn ;.Spilltsurr and Co. Mary-ftrost. Dlthlkli, sal be all Printers, liookfellers, and Vcoden of 11144 duce la the "lliew Kingdoms. The Medicine may be bad every day. A pia Willi ca ttier equal to five fmall ones. o .. --o. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March a% that IBEG leave to inform you, that ever Mince tiAe year t )90, I have. been afilieted with the Lusa Valera ; which, front Its *Mho* refilling every conk fat sualleche prefaibed by tic molt eminent of the fccuhy hcre, and under going (event Caere courfes of titivation, and tyke ditch:urged from the Holpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt invoterate nature. In the (prism of kit yyeeartr my Mader had got to fuch a head, as nearly wpm a army niaci:4% I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one he each arc,. and my legs were broke out In a frightful manner; my ri.• . .13; was dreadfully painful, and bad ban in a Sate of ulceration for the left fever mem; sty left had ago two large-Odes on it. was very mach Ofsoloured, and gave me funk contelating pat:, particularly when mania bed, as nearly to deprive inil et reit- In this lamentable ftate,l was recommended by Mr- J. Think* • Lao, (who received Co groat a cure by them lam), is ike year Luke's Patent Pill, which 1 began to du on t h e zeth of May; Ip the comic of a Pill,, which I began to reaeire beaelic—ln little more than a math the titters on my heal ao.tiettitosat found ly bat-. led-.loon after the forts an my 1:g i heated affa, leaving however, confident/le difeoloration in the Sin, and pan la the bone of the left, whin; by the Heil; •ig of Oo n, and • little te st s 2r w eit a Zite in ik y in avr ianialt regaining itnat hi t a alltef u atil li tte "he Motes weal pains graduallp going of —I thus became, by your Lite ral advice and niOldee,perfeCtly free from all in y fora.: •r eJM plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and fttength, ands become Jolly and fa, I. which late having contused stump nionth6 to the anamitiament of all who knew me, 1 asa at a low in what terms to aptelli my gratitude, but beg yea, far the good of other leering mortals; to make this my cafe as pubic a• poilihie. as I &Atm every ecealloo ; in fo doing you ON greatly oblige, Sir, your graeful, obedient, very tumble Casio. ALEX. MURKBRoiwan's Pak High-tercet, liclitaburgh. Wa t neffes to the alyive cure:—John Thompfoo. No. 3- New Poultry-market, J ohn Mintolli,ol6l A Canby clofeE.linbursi. Prepared and told by there& Proprietor, HOkIAS TAY. LOR, klember of thi Rod eillege Othi T grons.at his Pladir. No. 9. New Bridge-greet, Loodoo; where, after a tweet 'tae refidesze of more titan thirty-fit years, in a praetice particular ly dinned to the cure of Veneriel Complahits, and *bore ince. dentai to the Parts of Generation, with that lamokble (mercy which hien of his Proteffion Stook' always ohterrel• Inch elks. he Matters Munch', the advice and alfiltanca Ise gratniteady ml trundle's to perkiest taking this Medieinc. Will be efteaned. Ly • ill. .rniop Public, as an advantage kilos attainable, aid von . l of all ainhiguity. Alf. fold, lw Air 'ary ointment, for the convenience rif tka4 living at a diaonoe, at the Perfumer's. No. 25, se. Alban's itt.ct, Pall-Mall; the Tory-sop, No. ecri, Osforddlreet Mr. Difborougles. N 0.7, Fla flreewbill ; Mr. Steel, bool.fakr. No. 1, Unlm-row, Ll:tk Tower-bill ; Par. Satter a, Pooh Edlnboryb ; Mr. Cantwell's, MAIM ; and by one per. fon b every enotidetable town In Great Britain a i d Ireland, in boxes of only 5a..2.1. each, foaled up, wkb fall and pkia Ira realism. whereby perfons of either fez may cure tactaklviar . with mire. fpeed, feerecy, and fakty. N. B. Every liar fold in Great Britain le fated up wieb a Stamp, on arida, by tosou of the Camonlieners, Is printed. at Me Stanap-011ke—T. Taykw,Nap, New Monet.—eo notate whit le felony, wed all Mims are counterfeit • LONDON: Printed Poe eke Progristors, by JOHN DANIEL (nf Meldat-bne, Cute d-Oarcke) at the ST At P*INTING • incr. Nn. t, Cateribeet ; and pubalthed b LEVU. KENT,nt Chneettstryithee,LwabetOnt and tit the &rat.Ornet, Teinpinanr ; weft& Ogee mil coosevekat Image the EMT'S are ratrateedke be a 41640 n n r