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.1 1 )cot thy LOA 'DUN GALRTTE, 03obsr I t. TiILITARY Pitu.VOTIONS. WAR:OFFICE. OCT'.6ltit 11, 1803. ClackeLae Gentlemen :tpd Yeomanry Cavalry. William Lec. IN to be Captain ; Hugh Wuoll, Goat. to be Lieu tenant ; Tame, Lee. jun. ttr:.t. to be C,..roct klarlhiand Gentle rt.el. And Yeomanry Cavalry. Danderfon Coate., Itiq. to Ise C.ll4litl; Gregory Wrlg: t, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Wardalc Goat to be Cornet. Redt•ad Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Arthery lardnipi. Lyre, Fig. to b- Captain; Samuel Crawler. Ge:•t. to be Li:Litt-went ; and Stephen Atlinf.n, Cent. to be Cornet. Smithdon and Brothercrofs Gentlemen and Yen. manly Cavalry. Wim;an I cat. Erg. to be Captain. %V.tt> ick Grmlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Sr Edward Smyth, Bart to be Captain, riLe bird Divulge. Arilham Volunteer Infantry. _ _ The Hon. George Walpole to be Ma;or-Conuanaant, and Robert Parrorter, IN. to tot t sattain. Lio.tenens—W alien Reptoe, John Enzball, and Peter Dent. Gents. To be Llii:gioo... , •••••••S 'WM and Patridgc, Gents. LoyAl Beton Voluntecrt. _ _ 'own. Sri:llll3Q. Ft:. to be Captain; Clare Sewell, Cot. to be Lieutenant; and . athaniel A. Cooper, Gent. to be &blip. . . . . Bratklenliam Voliintec; Infantry.. Thomas Brevor. Fig to be Mlor-Cotnnuattant ; Young and k ,, bert Smith Fry( man. IMF, to be Captains; Rebert Ilarb+.•gton and Ednl.l! .1 Fa. ret.jun. Gaol. to be I.leutcnants; Cokby Wit:drtt and linnets Chamberlin. (knit, to be Earns. Brnnkc V , .luntecr littAntry, John Din. Erg to bo Captain; John WWI. Gent. to be Lieute r.ant ; Johnfon, Gent. to be Ear. ciice Vnitautcer Infantry. Robert Pottle?, Erg. h: be Coptain•Conunandant ; William Hoch ton Doetral and John t uoper, Gem. to be Licutenabts ; Ja- Liml Jusns.h.m, Gent. to be Enka. Cotton Volunteer Infantry. - • • • -- • - • -•-- • - - • Jer•miah Ive%F fel. to Le Captain; Sir Edward'arry. Knt. and the lion. traltgia PaLl Irby, to ba Licutatauts; James Apt ns, Gana to be Lenin. 11.erleflem Volnireers. Jon Kerrie's. Efq. to be Captain ; Henry Fat and George Car s's. w, Gaits. to be Li:womb:a; Jahn Doughty, Com to be tnfidn. Honningham Volunteer Infantry. - • . _ . _ Ashur Beevor, Efq. to be Captain; pain Conch and Hen= ts Lory,Gtn to lic Lieutenants; 1- dee. nt ncLill, Gent. to be • Lynn Volunteers. - • - - - - - - - - - - rderard I - venni, jun. I.fq. to be Lieutenant Colonel-Coltman' dant ; I loud %Jr, j•4ll.ifq to be lieutenant-Colonel ; and lamas Drama 'rooky. ffq. to be Major. b Ca2tal7o.--Searict Infanta, William Swatinan, Almander &mite. John Wardell, George Hogg, Jun. Robert Lyn., John Paccar hlmeowc. and John Edwards, Elva. To be Lieutenants—George Erode:la Jaya, Edward &Awaits Manning. Robert Grc..n, Samuel Hadley, Jun. George Edwards l'homa, Guy, ants smith, Willia Gr.rne, Gents. To be tolizos--John Bailey Stockdale, Thomas At ogridge, Ste phen Allen Hogg, Winiam Creak, jun. 'Manus Alkm, and John Gum, y , Jun. Gents. Tu be Ourstmt—Thomas Upwood, Gent. l Volunteer Infantry. John Morelcy, Erg. to he Captain ; Thomas Bolton. Gent to be Lieutenant ; George Griein, Gent to be Nor wit]: Volunteess. Enfign Patteron to be Lieutenant, "ice Coupe:lay, appointed to the Army of R. ferve; William Herring, jun. and Roger Kidors, Galt& to be ffnligns. sd N.•rwith Regirr.ent of Volunteers. Robert Harvey. jun. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; 'Rol.crt Plungorce, I fq. to be Licutenant-cokouel; and Sigif mond 'Trafford, Lig. to he Major. To be Captain--Henry &sm. M. D. William Firth, John Mor phew. Woe. er Write, /Oda Debague, William Totter, Jan. Miles 'Welton, John •.tcwato. sad Edward Squire, Efqrs. To be Liestuants—Adam . aylor, j .n. John Pitchford, jun. Jo- Lathan IV:outlet, Samuel Stone, Thomas Barton Webb , SCAM* JoinlßartonWebb, Velour Cbansbadaio Worth, W m Salter Millard, Henry Herbert Southey, Belau* Cole, and John Waren Relideed., Gents. To be Enfinis—Vt'doarii lawis Lobe, Charles Hardy, Thomas Storey, and Julio hompfon, Gaits. To be Surgeon--Wfiliani Gairyinpk, Gent. To Se Quarter-Mafter—Willarn Pell, Gent. - Nottinghamthire Volunteer Infantry. Fevraid Joon. /A. to be COptain. 1 be Liastemmts--john Heath, Brian Flinders. Jan Ha/Land Rama Metcalf, Gents. To be Enfigns--John Hainfororth, William Calla. and John Hopkinton, Gents. Sir Thomas rai kyles Nottinghamfhire Volunteer Infantry. Fantod Wright, Efq. to be Lientenant-Colonel.Commandant. Pandoek Barry Neale, bfq. tole Marc. To be Captains --Paiduch Neale, Thomas Goodhead, and Rich ard Smith, Efqrs. To be Lleutenants—William Breeden, John Smith,'Fhomas trod km, 10110 Pea Richard Barker, and James Harwood, Geom. To be Eu fi gns4ohn Barlow, and Robert Barlow, Gams. To be Adjutant—Wiliam Bailey Cocker, Gent. Nottingham Loyal Volunteers. /oho Elliott, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Williwn Richard Midellemore, EN. to be Major. To be Captains—William Taylor. Thomas Maltby, Mark Herlfb, Jun. Thomas Moore. Thos Carpenter Smith, and John Storer, To be dieutenanto...John Nixon, Henry Holdfworth, George Ahmed. jun. William Roe, Francis Hart, Hazy 't glard. sod George Haddon, Gents. To be Enfigns—Richard Buford, George Need. William Cham berlin, kicherd Hoppa, John Hull, and Thomas Crovrtlier• Genoa To be Adjutant —Jebn Nixon, Gent. Peelham St. Mary Volunteer Infantry. William Webb, Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Drano, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Wake, Gent. to be Palige. L i d Ret(”ril Volunteer Infantry. Iritherdd Mafoo;and Mann lower, kiln to be Captains ; Ed esusd Brown, and James Dunbar, Gents. to be Lieutenants; John Judil,and Frederick Wakefield, Gents. to be linfkgns. Rutland Volunteer Infantry. Onward Nod Noel, Efq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captalns—Cotton 'nonillion. J. A. Palmer, and Charles Nod Noel, Ora To he thastassoto-.oerard Noel Noel, and Ceo. Pywell, nenrs. Te be Eafigne—Georg.: Pachin, and 'Ebonies Cbapnian, (krus. Rutland Legion Infantry Riflemen. William Ades, and Them Woods, Gents. to be Lieutenants; John Gardiner, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Ry burgh Volunteers. Jelin Franck, Efq. to be Captain ; Robert Droller. Gent. to be Lieetenam ; Thomas Wyche, dent. to be Ennio. St. Anne, Limehoule, Volunteers. chriaopher Rickert:Woe, to be Major. '7. Captains-41cory Wright. William Coding, mid Clarks iiirolocos Turner kfqra To b , z lieutenantrilloplier Richardfor, Jon. William Baer, ad Witham Drat!lhaw, Germ T. be Eufiggs--Joho Ltritay, Siebert Bathe. and Clarks Chat field. Gent& amrthrops Volmtteers. --—-- • - - - Onyom Woo4boufr, ZAI. to be Captain; H•i'tiatn Oonc and • Maras EtBrall, Oxus. to be Lieutenants; Gcurge Hater, :Jul Jaen W.U. Gents. is be Entire% Teningtnn Volunteer. ;metro Horsed. and itiettani Maitland, Efgr. to be Captain,; C:briltopbee Carter, and joint Mudd, Gents to he Licuttaauts ; ;,.4u Lawton. and Henry &set, Grim to be Lnligus. Thetford Volunteer Infantry. , be Captabse--1 hamar V•ltben Lconata Sbeffeed .A.. 41, And Tbwenu Vla. Um. b, Lkytabagstainkn Eween Peas, Garver b e, and John et ° yen% (seat% Nip e—jd Berrdl. Thew Dupers, lad Willlon fiapiy.Gars Therelby Vol ernteen. The Honourable Malin Herbert Pierrepont to Le Captain ; Ed. ward Harvey. and William Seinen, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Henry Balcuck, Gent. to be Enfign. Twyford Volunteers. _ _ CouKey Savrr;. fen. Fig: to be Captain ; Coultey Savory. jun. Gent. to be lieutenant ; Edward Savory, Gent. to be &Sin ; Sa muel Henry savory, Gent. to be Adjutant. Little Wallingham Volunteers. Clmflopher Aileock, E . g. to be Captain ; Charles Rlx.Gent. to be Lieutenant ; William Kettle baltnyvn, Gent. to be Enregn. Vat mouth Volunteer Infantry. Captain William Gould to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; Captain Samuel Paget. jun. to be Major ; Samuel Heighaul Al dred to be Adjutant; Robert Cory jun. Eli. to be Cap sin ; John From Ranucy. Gent. to be Firß Lieutenant; Jelin George Thomas. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant ERRATUM In the Gaunt of the ctb haunt. Ito:inky Volunteer Infantry. For Henry Rohm.. Gent. to he Eufign, Read Henry Holmes, Gent. to be Zdadtwit. Them= Corcerford,a.nt Dated July ens. Robert Rich, Gent. Dated July 8, 1803. Jefeph Bran, Galt. Dated Sept. y. 180 ' John Hamm, Cent. Dated Sept. 8, 1803. Co be Adjutant—William Walker, Gent. vice Reynolds, rgign ed. Dated April 8, tBos. To be Captain, by Brevet.-AdJutaut William Walker. Dated April 8, 1803. To be Pay.. , after—Enfign Jame* Dews Dated April 22. 1803. To be Q2artermafter--Charies Spitler, seat. vice Reynolds, rc- Ggnecl. Dated July 2, 1803. Weil Regiment. To be Captalo.-Jolla North boydell, Erg. vise Mather, reigned. Dated July 20, 1803. To be Captain-Lieutenant—Lieutenant William Lovett, vice Ni cholas. promoted. Dated May 28, 403. To be Lieutenante--linfignaTbontas Hiteheock, vice &Idyll, re fined. Dated Feb. at, 17911. Edgeworth Moore, vice Workman, relived. Dated April 18, 1798. John Lloyd Harris; vice Nicholas, promoted. Dated March is , slot. Rabat Robinfas, vice Lovett, promoted. Dated June ta, 1803. Samuel Leveridge, vice Hitchcock. religned. Dated June tc, rtiog. Topham Lewis, vice Falter, rciigned. Dated June 26, 1803. Henry Budd, vice Frond, religned. Dated Jane 18, 1803. John Lydekket, vice ktaell, relignetL Dated Sept. 7, 1803. To be F.nfigna—jiihn Lloyd Harris, Gent. Dated April 20, 1798. Robert Robinfon, Gent. Dated September 18 , 1 799. Samuel Leveridgc, Gent. Dated September p, 1754. William Topham Lewis, Gent. Dated Sept. 20, 1799. Henry Rudd, Gat. Dated September 18. 1800. John I.ydekker, Gent. Dated April 22, aka. joleph Robiafon, Cent. Dated April 23. tact. Robert Purlieu. Gent. Dated May 6,1801. John M'Glalhan, Gent. Dated July 4,1803. Moans Potence Welkote. Gam Dated July 6.1803. James Alexander Wood. Gent, Dated September 9.1803. llamas Pearce, Gent. Dated Septembm 10.1803.0hn Bernal, Jun. Gent. Da cd Sept. 12, 1803. Frederick Farmer. Gam Dat.d September 13,1803. To be Adjutant—Tbomas Hitchcock, Gent. vice Freed, reigned. Dated December 10,1802. To be Captain, by Brevet—.adjutant Thomas Hitchcock. Dated April 21, 180 t. To be Surgeon—William I lute. Infon 401, vice Harvey, appointed Paymalter. Dated May 13, 1;303. 'roux Payinafter —Lieutenant Ludtord Harvey. Dated May IL 1833. Ognmiflions in the Middleccx Aiil,tia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Wellern Regiment. Edward Bailey, Ffq. to be Major, Dated Auguß t, 1803. Cbarle. Swain, Efq. to he Captain. Dated July 23,1803. Willi m Maddock,. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. t 2,18:3. Philip Coultman, Gmt. to be Enfign.. Dated Aug. 1, 1803. Eaßern Regiment. Thomas Alcock, Efq. to be 1 ieu enant-Colood. Dated Anvil! ;, 1803. George Townfend, Efq. to he Major. Dated July 25,1803. 1 Mamas Abrahams, Efq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. its, 1803. Edward Cooper, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug.!, 1303. George Sach, Gent to be Enfign. Dated July 23,1303. Andrew Archibald Weider, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 26. 1503. Willi rem Ball, Gent to be ditto. Dated Auguß 8, s8:1. Fords Stavely, Gait to be ditto. Dated Anita 9. 1803. John Ryall, Gent too be ditto. Drill Angua 16. 1803. Royal Welirriniler Regiment. Martin French, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Auguit fa, 1803. Robert Brailsford, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Valentine Browne. Cent. to Lc ditto. Dated Sept. 16, del. George Price, Cent, to be ditto. Doted Sept. 17.1803. Clarks Theme Whi:e, Gent. to be Br.fign. Dated as above. Jothua Gregory, Gent to beat*. Dated Sept. 16,1303. D. Carpenter, Efq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Cummiflions in the Lincoln(hire Supplementary Mi litia, Ggned by the Lord Lieutenant. Henry Warner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. 23,1803. James Snow, Geoe. to be Feign. Dated July t 6, 1303. Centre Tower, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September 1,1803. Julan Rwdkin, Comte be ditto. Dated September t. 1303. Athertnnc Volunteer Cavalry. D. & Mondale, EN. to be Captain ; William Sidon, Gent. to be ll:mutant ; John Smitb Gent. to he Cornet. . Wymondham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. The Honourable William Weal:honk te be Captain; John Da tell, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John arnica Wig, Gent. to be Cornet. Swaffham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lawrence William Stelthens, Gent. tobc Lieutenant. Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. George Earl of Dartmouth to be Colonel. la Battalion of the Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. Einntrin, Efq. tohe Lkettpant Colona Lord Lewitham to be Major. To be Capt.des--James Timmlna, Alczandtr Fortrit, awe Pratt, Richard Warrro. Thomas Hanlon, Jofeph Mii , re, Robert Sa muel Ski, Heety Pratt, Lowe S mith, and Richard Beaumont, Ffqra To be Lieutenants—Matbew Linwood, Richard Gardiner, JoGah Richard., 1 dratted Toinktia, Samuel Tomlinfon, William Shore, Franei. Johnfon, Jame; N. Watred, Lovelace Welch, Jame, MallOnhn Simeon. and Neel Haorketiord, Gents. To he knkus-v-t/aniel Clowes. jobn Heredity. George Richard,. WUUam Harncs. J. A. &Okla, Gorge Produr, Thomas D. Robinfon, and John Sink*, Gents. To be Surgenn--Georse Freav, Gent. To be Affinant thugeau. ....Webb. Gent ad Bat talion of the Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. - - - tohn Cordon, T. fq. to be Lieutenant Colonel. islin Taylor, Elq. to bc Major. o bc Captains—George Timmins, Jofeph Wl'hnore, John Porter, George Meredith, 1 homers Barrs, Jofeph Randall, James Of Obadiah Bellonly,Edward JOfe.ax d Jofeph Marian, Efqrs. To he Litutcoant.—Williarn Betts, John Mitchell, Richsrd Hip kifs, Thomas Bar!itch, John Role Brook, John James Idilins, Charles Krnelow, William Capenhurit, and William Jones, Gents. To be F.r.figns—John Twanlow, Jo`n Parrock, Henry Hunt, Fd ward 'lt'afsiall, Ldsv. Villaos Wilkes, and Jorsph W.dili, Gents. 3d Battalion of thz Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. Henry Johnflone to be I.!cuti-rnnit Colonel. To be Majors-John Willes, and Wirley Birch, Efqrs. 're bc Capsaiii*--.tiamuel &Many, John Meredith, Ueorre Bar rint, Robert Lloyd, Edwar I Thornsfon, John Heycock ;ends, Thomas Atwood, Richard lard, Roger William Gem. and Wa llin] Whlierin3. Efors. To he Lientenanno—William Dingley, Charles Cope, Francis Fguitoo, Jaws Mahone, John Seward, WU/A.IIIU Whitmore, John Linwood, John Parkes. and Robert Webb, Gents. To bc Enfigns-..Abel Williams, Charles Gr..:*ton, Thomas Dixon, Frank sibcpperd, William WeLily, Joreph Waller, and Wil liam Humphry Vale, Gents. Blickling add Gunton Rifle Volunteers. The Hon William Mohnen Harbord to be Colonel. John Pare, Egg. to be Major. obe Captains—The Hotmarable Edward Harbord, and Francis Morse, Elem. To be Lieoteaanta--Robert Chapman, James Hunt Holley, James Huocingdao, Will am Winses. Weaklier Cobict, ik.per, sod Richard Fib, Gems. Hugh Moires, M.ll. Loyal Duty Volunteer.. James Matthew, Gent. to he Enke+. Tile Cullom Houle Volunteer Infantry. Gleeder Wiron,lfe. to be Lieutenant Colonel Otiounandant. Hairy Tabourdin, Lig. to be Major. To be Captaine--Daniel Garrett, William Irving, Charles Wel aced. and John Williania.kliqra. To be Lieutenan..—Feriluando Anderdon, Henry Read, John Franklin, and lobst Runfaavr. Galt& To be torigol bonus Whitman-, David Maclean, George Ne ville Adams. and Thomas King Walker, Gems. To be Adjutant-Hugh Blfshopp, Gent. Derchem Volunteer Infantry. Robert Leerier, Mut° be Captain; Edirne d Cooper, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Frtdcrick Deli, Goat. to be fabz,n. Fslbrigg Volunteer Infanu y. The Right Hoo. William Windham to he Captain; William Lu bin, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and John Hkli s , Gest. to be Lu riga Loyal Greenock Volunteer.. . _ Archibald Campbell, Efq. to be Lieutenam•Coiesci-Commaadant,. and Akzansier Dunlop, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains-Jatnes Ewing, Duncan Campbell, Hugh Matble, and Jewels RoLertfon, Fists. To be Lieutenants—Atcldbald Robertfori, John Colgulsoun, Alex ander Wood, Robert Eating, Thomas Lorimer. James Hunter, AL xatakr Ldhie, and James Ougliterfon, Gents. To be Ensigns—John Qtuipbcll, William Macfcc, John Folkston, and George Robertfoe, Gents. To b.. Chaplain--The Rev. John Scott. To be Adjutant—James Burnett, Gat. .1 o be Surgeows-Andrear Hill, Galt._ - Holt Volunteer Infantry. Cbarles Hewitt, Efq. to be Captain; William Withers, and Wil liam lindi,jUr. GCCIL to be Lieutenants. Lekidcn Volunteer Infantry. pmet Vincent Mathias, Eli. to be Captain; John Mallon, Gene. to be Lieutenant ; and John Creme, Gent, to be Eagan. Rugby Volunteer Infantry. John Caldeott. lifq to be Cariain-Oansmandant. Stratford upon-Avon Volunteer Infantry. Francis Marquis of Hertfmd, to be Liesnennat-Colons/ Cow mandant. Windfor Loyal Volunteers. (Markt Rooke. Efq. to by I.leutenant•Cotona. T.' be Captaioa.—Wllliana Dawfon, Henry °Midis, and Henry l'reuft or, &qrs. To be Lieutenants—Jala &chat*. John Seeker, end Williams e, Gatti. To be EnGtoe—oChariee Jobe Met, wad WANK Asa da, Gents. Baena-vat In the Casette of the sob Ultimo. Chelintford Volunteer Infentry. For john °sky Parker, Jan, Gent. to be Ligament. lied John Oc cy Parker, Jan. Elq. to be Comae. Commiffions in the London Militia, figned by the Commiffioncre of I.icutenaney for the aid City. EaR Regiment. To be Captaln•Liratenant—Lianeviaat Jams Ileawin, Wee peosnotol Capti.a, Dated May ay, tioy. To be Lleeteaants--Faidgo William Morns Urea, vice Ara, promoted C'aptolo-Lkottnank Dated May BC Ile& Endo Edward Cavan, vice Shame, raved Dated Feb. 13, tyriy. Lnfign John fetacdennell, vies Leigoes.deasfaL Dated April a, 1 too. Patin James Seaga, veto ItC7llol6 , ,reflisol. Dated Jose te,1803. Eon's Aka. Stout, vice Limas relent Dated Jane It, tiles. Enke jobs Geary Rigby, vice Baiweß, 4einewead. Dated lune 13, tiny Fable William Diyl4 Cole, vice Waiter, reaped. Jane s 7, dos. T.. hr Volvos—James Dawn, Gam Dual March 6, 174 A baander Smart, Gent. Dated Dee te, 1793. George Rigby. Gast. Dated Dec. we. an& Witham Diebt Cole, Gatt. Dated April y, goo, Franel• Robert lath. Gent. Doted Apra 4. Sleet Rice William. Gent. Dated April f, sso3. Th...ran . 1110314•, Gew. Dared JAI' 1, 1303. SWamoral Datia44sati Dyed par J. doe. HEN Profeffioilal Men of educaikm and te• v. fpoolibifity deviate from the general fyftens by the Medias of a pcculiar Branch, the fans:Boa of keg continued flax& is the belt criterica of fuperiority. Tat have I devoted my praelee to the exclave treatment of THREI bISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rehab of my plan gives me sddttional ardour to (wore as far as I an: able tli ra ragas of thefe complaints which are the molt impotent in the taxa. logue albumen infirmities. After Initiation Into every branch as in Anny Surgeon. I formed a etas at an easty period of Prattle* to trAtue individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, ar the equaLy daegaeus precipitstscy of general Prenitieriers. The THREE INSORDERS, to the we ef which I have devoted my attendon, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFEC 'nom, whether of a recent at bong dva ice.—addyy , Al kinds of DEBIUTY, whether Mang from the habits of se the Indulgence of mature see, and laftly that denotement of the (TR em to Women which is called BARR EN NESS or sT F ill LI rr. Numerate dilates us the rehilt of ignoreoce or bake In the treatment of a fimpie Gonerrites, sod it not entroquestly hrpass that the feeds of Life ere polkaed Who istbkretlon of so esperd ed boor. By a harrior method hock coripkints arc eerily cured, and even where ethers have had, l test that I my pre:fame se eller • Mks! re-egablibunent. Pew, however, are the eske of etemplketed Mirth in the dr order, reapred with the adendross litentices of Mat, who hes indulgence in • SOLITARY VICE, or the pranks' Gaieties of • fitilionsbie Life, aryeire that are of Debility which Is the seenoldelmie erafegoonee War periedose habits. Where the unhappy keine broods ewer hie nefery, bet caratelly ewers Ms stiefortuse, it um ay be knee astrolabe (Jr hint to fuser, plat although k be se .*6 Odom& or urceralety with eller FroSitiesen, the nonevel of tufe DEFICIENCIES by the Faded piverets of renovulso a the segrressetn of myesperience. If the rites et !bales or Yews have begun to reduce fury vi. gear, reek +rely will be revealed by es early coesteraries el this bested gate, end to dire odes so great diacritics will emir sut deficiency hat far years stiftsil, a proper Per. fermate le strike to revive the flumberinetparits of Life, esd smoker. the Conditedes. PierlUUW WOltitaf, who have keg bees dileppeinted Is their ezpodwiess of • Family. ins be egerod, that in mob b asso:es filch defideare estahk by ildll The SECRECY whirl is to &rubel to my teidertakirg, and the chrahleati.ce which I hew pretested to glare. form the Bahr of rasp pestershoos, owl in colocidense with Nth this korsoatioo Sine, that Mr. MEE ray be combated perfonsily (Er by lulus lactates a Mal seer) at Me Mak, Mo. sp. Arundel tercet, &nod, seer Terre-11r Thine is as sidltiesel reuses Is Warr -greet adjoining, sed the sere is es bat h the tiners. U. •RA liksaltv tido Uri OOP or Serrate. MMUS COMPLATRT3, i4el aIgORMERS of the STOMACH atul BOWELS. • Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC .PILLS. • • • • THE Ettellence of there Pills, as a gent) Pap tire, and as a general Normative of Health, bytslllng Na. tote in the due Dikharge of the Animal Fundliobs. has clialtilthed th :ir Reputation as a Medicine of the Brit insportirce. They are a lnurably calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; goi. Pela , of a Bilious a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Dlifootitloll; us Willi as for thofc whufe donilitutions have been alfedted by a too agirti sr ten Calmar" Life; or by a itefidenee in hot Climatea lohq are newite particularly ferv'muhle in Head-Aebs occsaoned by Indigrftion, and in removing the bad effects of t-ee Living; as alb In preventing Palfics and .44topleties, fo often the tontequence or intemperance. The tendency of theft Pills is to open the Pores by Night ma the Body by Day: they moreover promote deep, ant toqulre arid thee Confinement attention or Diet. Reenurfe Osould be had to, them on the Brit Attack of a Cold, (waren auy Bight Ind: >s* Inn and they Monk! never be omitted at lied Time, after any Eaters°, eating or drinking.. As the An ALE I' tic Puts owe their Vannes to a peculiar Pre. paration, which has never been divulged but 11,) the prcftnt Pro- - prietors, the can only be had genuine from them; 'they are.' fold only by F. News ray, at the Warebonfe for 15o*.orlaritere Powder, No. ey, the. Eult b.nd of Sr. Paul's Citorch-yard, ale,' doors from Litespfitle, London; and at De. James's late. Houk riurinn-ftreet ; in Dozes, Price sa. 6d. each, Stamp included; nr the Quantity or Sin In One Loge &le for tl. 4s. Otickrsc thy the Wo-di "F. Newsome, No. es, 'Waal's," are swayed as the Stamps. Ail others are Counterfeit,. The foliewlng Cafe Was lent by Mr. Bnx.! a It, Italian Watehoufe, S. tub Briar, Edinburgh, to Dr. Bsonvas, attelb.d by the ca Waited Dr. ALL latinaa. C DCA% 115, A BOUT Six Years ago I was affliFted with exert'. dating Pains in my Legs, which cortinsod for twelve months, about which time they began to riven greatly, and at IsR broke out in scry offenhvc ulcers, from the Anc e tit the Knee, and con:blued in this manner fur two Years, all which OM.: I was e fined to the Houle, being unable to walk, and sty health muds impaired ; Laving tried every thing that could be thought of for a cure, without died, I was addled by a friend of mist to try year Botanical Syrup; and upon taking the firft Bottle, I found my health became better, cud the Ulcers to h •ve a better appearance, which encouraged me tu perfevere with your Syrup, until I had taken fix Banks more, during which time my health (till became better, an 4 the Incas healed, and lambs as good a Bate of health as I have been in for thde ten year pelt, and my Legs are entirely well, and have continued fn for tilde two years pan. I am, Sir, your obliged humid* fervant, Craighall, Aug. 24, Igo& GEORGE STIELL. The above fads are addled by. ALPIA!'4OI.III C Minifter of lavers*, in the scighboura bond nt ELlinlntrzh. CAILLT LI lit it , GEORGE r. The Botanical Syrup and Refterativo Nervous Cordisl,to be had at the Dodoes knife, No. y, Alltion-itrert, 7 dears from the Lavere.n Milburn, Surrey fide of blackftiarebriuge, in bottles at el. as. t ts. and bs. (duty included); at Bacon and Co.'s.No.tso,, Oxford-ftreet, oppofite ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn Withers* (late Cockells) Medleine WArChOIIIC. 119. :Arend, Temple liar; Tate., Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to his Mayfly. No. 1, Pall-Mall ; F Ncwbery, corner of St. Paul's Church rod ; Belton'a, Royal Exchange; Ching and Butler. N. 4. Chtutpridet Bergents, Amick, and Son, No. 31, Haymarket; Shaw'. Medicinal Warrhoufe, High.ftreet, Borough, opplifite lb. Fondest-ark Bank; Mr. Pitid!ng . t, No. 76, Oxturd-fireet, appetite the Pantheon; Forbes, Drurgili, No. 32, Blacktnao-ftrert, 80. rough; and Dicey, Bow tare ; and by all Printers, Ettiskfacrio and Venders of Med eine. In the Three Kingdoms. Ibtoottra'e Guide to OM Arc, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a medic! and permanent Cure for there feeret infirmities of Nature, which delicaca often forbids to difclore CVCII to their Rehtlyci• with a Treatire on Female Hifi-arm Nements, Hypoeliendrise, and Confamptbre Complainta—To which Is added, Advise to Bathers, &e. It is particularly recommeoded to Sea-faring men. A 225. battle ceetahts equal to five (mall ours. Letters Rating Patient ' Cafes, with the Dotter's areal Pee or a Guinea, will be Aridly attended to. It will be nect'ffory the Debtor Ihould fee firch Patients as are afilittod with Duties or Las of Sight ; or fend their Cite% by Lakes' or Pagel, to the Doctor (Pea or Carriage paid), with by ideal F e. Attendance Oven ev , ry day at t►e Dodds Hook frost Ti. du Thee arClot►. MUrt I .if .suck kr. Ot. Al.ll. RANKS HE A filided are row happily ['relented with a molt lair, fetutary, and eft tut, Specific f .r thofe depict/able and hitherto Incurable Difeafto, the KING'. EVIL.SCROFULA. S L'UttV GOU ,It liEumATism,pium, PROSY, and eh Wordier, arspipoing in o :ni k trilt State of the 111 eN d. The AN-I/14PB I'IOINES, a M fumbled on a Cli) laical and Phildophical bats, wam by the Experience or a (cries at Years. Ludlum d by 0 Calico's Prattler et Ptiyile and Notably," and pre; ar...d by S. 'OLOMON, M. a of Liverpool, who pledge,. htmleit to the public, that this medicine is !wittily mosizent in its Satin , -4,11 . - in sni ercattell—ltn4 renectieUT eftiCatn4is 11 every Ip. eot " IMP TIGINIS, or depraved brim, with affections id the dm." (Vide Coltes'a Prac tice of Pbyfi-).—lt is of the tumid insporrtnce to thole added with any at theft dads' ethnics, to their friends and teiatitasi as well et to the riling niter Mon, that firth hereditary complaints ay be fps dily reatuved, and the blond periled tram every de gree of Wenn. It hes betel h , Id by all Madden*, that threw* diertnPas abound chiefly among the inhabitants night markers pat ii the globe; and we have untstp e ily ear l ieneed the troth of this ada tiaa in this country, whey: the vent blades dumps of the Weather, at eat MI Seeders ol the ear, fpread the molt were. elating and alarming dor...Meer unions as, by chilling the hlnode and materially of ding the date of the perfpkation, and thew oc indigent! cold., coagne, themes, Re. the portennom harbingers tat 'hood every tillieale which proves fatal to the labehitanta of Great Britain; pi daps there is no place on earth to fulled oh tlide bidden eh arid as this Maud, where the rstrream of beat'aud cold are oft -n trtimieneed in one day. Mame It becomes a out ter at the ottnnit iseportatwe to lab nett he game geoeral sad tidal remealy for thole difordeas, which mite their rife front oh. Modell Perfpiratton. One of the Immediate rffectia of this Ob [traction te to conteentnate the vital read, which Is the Coerce of various oblimete &birder; throning mat empress upon the to the great annoyance of the unhappy felled ; and, by tha ma. lignite of ire Mine, undermining the cusditathic,mtd endangering the Nets of the afflicted : —according to the melees habits or con Ritelimul rropehtifies of its nileele, mad Mfg to the degree' of malignity with which the blwdisimpregwate It embitters the patient's life with differan dfordeft, and if recourfe tie net had In time to proper remedies, they become rooted in the had fo that It. medicines can reach the malady, mad many they are mode ek of for that purpok ode ferve to es alperete eaddive the boomers Into new channels, sod thereby As thus dupe In the conftstation. L. Solomon therefore having bean kerb rages ria remedy for the OC“11 , 11 and rffrebaal cure of awls diGeden which tale their rife from in *move and vitiated Rate efthshised and loath, and having oblernad with dor regret the tresitherlah leftment where pantos noes plena sway ht • offerable esteence wittraut rennet the finals! bench Imo any tram/ they could prncure aetwltbß*sdlsg the eeessroes ansdadoes which have been off, red to the robile se enkerlal foam tar that viewdatas*, bas at length yielded to the pease aesdlitles of yes hews. crest arca for = i t e sthelael, and ik terellesal is path& * to the weld M 3 pore; Ihateol hapertores,eadJeale caleasted an des at the Mesa he. at betook reeetors4 awn amide& affiall-thie, and mhoe wok and seasstated cenlttossee The ANTI4MPITIOINFS Is an attentive rod ef de Lined. Its spenese Is raissl, gentle. and Met kb the heft fuhelliet g e chokes ewer hens ahlatosseVir qll. that danserees Emend M ; k Austen the bloodeed Itheatateue It to steal sa essines and Jeleto Ovine Itsorbend sow to rho nerves, enlivevhte _sod levlesraties ba th bed, and FOR ICOR BUTIC .C.TTANSOUS HWY I lONS, DRY or WET LEPROSY, the Aad-Isepasipare eensinie claims a pre. aseisteese over Mother essibeines, base; fiereledly adapted fee the freely neneral of theft oweimies,sol Me we .why - tear the Nee bet Mal Add fares and Mors seeder Is lees landing. Proper illatehoes he every cur.*, mates par dew tothredisew Mos, Is faded op with este boar*, oleo ets.—Thee we ale heal beaks. enenerles tbe eyeatity se hey, at " 30. hy which is es. Civet tee the duty I the Way bee griaiL fleheisia, which perehafets wail as w t. sar t :e ll =ly before they bey. east at hla Wartheefe. he. e, Collowersee„ Duhlla t =d e n hls aPPeletereel, by J. Mathews, No. zit, Strand, and Dicey Co. low Cherth-yend, Landes; Smith. Russet. HulbesSrold• Elder, lidintnnyht M.Diseeld;Oleferee ; sad by all Modlales airs en cory Mather Teter In Great &awe. Ira Aid. tea* =.- LO IMDON: Mood adpobillhed Of LAN64.104101T,( 4 wever= bid Lambeell re the S, 0.1111411. Pea Omer &re No at toe %As Orltei . Tao& am !? * Thi Vie tom Mt •r = Ti of Fr Du Alch: This Vicar • Au tor :Prim Of boblia AO4 At thc 4 Mos. For , tßeholi to till At the 22d purpA sq ok bl 91c.P And of the C SAP* Mars. I Ate Arc 1 Hoar, Pr For vi lotto of to It,' Ply moui Attn. th Tlit For pi '.wer E ‘.IItTO 5% ( )Taff I 000)11 elle Of ALL ER !1 t Til-s fro `tn, 'l'd P ir Rare L $9, neu i. 31 I to, flier 11;:b . F othe cfm, NT;tthei BANKRUPTS. :anus Hague and John Martin Sawyer, late of Tower keys% I.ondon, merchants, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, to furrenda October 23, Nov. I, and as, at eleven, at Guildhall Attondes, Meer,. Wadefon, Barlow, and Univenor. Audio. Friars, Leedom Richard Ivory, late of St. Clement, Oxforithire, upholder and ca binet-maker, dealer and cliarrnan,Odtober 211, 29. and Nov 22, at twelve, at the Artrc I Inn. in Oxford. Anomie*, Mr. Thomas Robert fun, Oxford; ur Mr. Latinate, NO. 23, Gray's-ino4part, London. Jofeph Salmon, of Great Clifton, Effex. linen-damper, dealer and Chapman, October 16,27. and Nov. as, at ten, at the Red Lion, Coltbeltr. At•omios, Mr. Spading. Colcheilw ; or Mr. Cut ting. Banktes.buildingo, Holborn, London. Samu.i Dyfutt, now or late of Soyland, in the pad& of Halifax, Y.-Andre. merchant, dealtr and Chapman, Odtoh7r IS, ac, and November at ten, at the Old C. ck, Halifax. Anorak+, Mr. Wizlefworth, Holborn-cc. rt, Gray's-Inn, London ;or Mars. Wiglefworth and Thompfon, David Cannon, late of itatellik Highway, Middletex, but now of Warwick-court, Holborn.dientit),dimice and chapman,Oasober as, Nov. t, at twelve, and Nov. 2a, at one. at Guildhall. Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Koarfey, No. s, hint: Tempi: Line. DIF.D. Sunday morning, Mr. Sedgivick, of Drory-lane Theatre, of a &DIV) , On the t tth of Aagall, at Gibraltar, Newry Cowper, fen. liill. the 'Writ Sritifh inhabitant of that place.