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Fran toe LONDON GAZETTE, Marc!, :6. The Klan has been pleafed to appoint Mr. PA TIt I LIC FOTHEILINGHAM, to the Office of Complif• fAry of the Commialitiot of 0. kncy and Zetland, in the room of Mr. JAMES STEWAKT, dCCtitfed. MILITARY PROMO HONS. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, MARCH 2..}. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Firit Gentleman Cadet Alexander Wary to be Second Lieu tenant. vi. e A. Fleming, promoted ; Second Gentleman Ca det Samuel Rudyerd to be Second Lieutenant, vice G CObbt, prumuted; Third Gentleman Cadet George Lear to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice A. Adgar, pnwnoted ; Fourth Ovule man Cadet Kerreim Digby to be Second Lieutenant. via T. Rawlinge. promoted; Fifth Cattleman Cadet William Bentham to be Stcand Lieutenant, vice F. Gordon, promot ed. Dated March z 5, 1803. Hugh Croke. Gent. to be a Lieutenant-Conuniffary in the Corps of Gunner Drivers. Dated March to, 1803. WAR-OFFICI, MARCH 26. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Giarda—Surgeon Henry Try ne from half pay of the late 2311 Light Dragoons,to he Surgeon, r iee Tayltir, - who exchanges. 2th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Comet Richard H. Bird to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Caton, who retires. 13tit Hafpital Mate, Lex is to be Atfidant Surgeon. 26th Ditto--Chariu Hlll Hall, Gem. to be Cornet, by purcitafe, vice Hughes, appointed in the both Foot. Seth Ditto—Affiltant-Surgeoa Thomas Hickfon, from ths.leb Foot, to be AlMani-Surgeon, vice Coatt, who resigns. silh Ditto—Lieutenant James Sandra to be Captain, by pur chafe, vice Stuart, promoted in the 96th Foot. gd Regiment of Foot Guards—Enfign Robert Dalrfenide to be Licutetant, by purchafe, vies Redhead, who retires. 4th Regiment of Foot—Ennlyn John Sntiat to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Creed, wbo retires; Enfign James C. Ed pelt to be Lisutenant, hypurchafe, vice Heating, promoted; AlEftent-Surgeon Featherttalw., from the astb Foot, to be Affillan:-Surgeon, vice Hidden, removed to the loth Lieht ihagoons. asth Ditto—Lieutenant James Upper, from the 64th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Crofton, who exc h anges; Hofpital-M at e . - . Vl ill am Hyafon to be AMRant-Surgeon - , vice Featlacritonc, removed to the Ch Foot. 26:h Ditte--Peter Alexander Zuill. Celt. to be Fnfign, by purchafe, vice Jeffery', promoted in the 37th Foot. 3111 Diro—Major Henry Bruce to be Lituti.nant-Colonel, by purchafe, vice M•Murdo, who retires; Captain Mcyridt Shawe, from the 76th Foot, to be Major, by purehafe, vice Bruce.. . . . . . . 3lth Ditto—William Gamble, Gent. to be En6gn, by purcbafe, . ... . . . rice clubbin, promote!. 4oth Ditto—Robert Maxwell, Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Archdall, promoted. slit Ditto--Captam Frederick Sparks, from the iR Welt In dia kt:iment, to be Captain, vice Fleming, who exchanges. 54th Ditto--Liesterant John °alpine to be Captain Lieute nant, by purcbaft, vice Dille, who retires. s 7th Ditto... John Stanford, Oilmen be Enlign, by purchafe, vice Fowler, promoted. both Ditto—Robert Johnfon, Gent to be Enfign, by porchafe; EnSgn J. Ban.* from Lowenftdin's Levy, to be Enfign. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant Fredrriek Crofton, from the a4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lepper, who exchanges. 66th Ditto--EdwArd Carlyon, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Whittingharn, promoted in the 9th Foot. 67th Rita—Alexander Licek, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Cheiter, promoted in tie sth Foot; Robert Carey, Gum to be ailEilant %Surgeon, vice (taarde y, removed to the rR Gangue liattanom raft Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Talbot, from half-pay oldie Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Mattis who melanges, receiving the difference. p9th Ditto—Enlign James Campbell, from the 72d Foot, to be EnSgn, without purchafe, vice Cameron, promoted. Seth Ditto — Charlcs Walker, Gent. to be ndigo, by purchafe, vice Ruddiman, promoted. 89th Ditto—Comet Thomas Fleming, from the 3d Dragoons, I to be Lieutenant by parebak, vice Chaplain, who retires ; Richard (Wier Rote, Gent to be Entign, by purchafc, vice Boyd, promoted. 'nth Ditto—Lieu'enant /Eneas Anderfon, from half-pay of the ,both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Power, who exchanges. 93d Ditto—fiurgeon James bl`Farlane from half-pay of the Bsth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Ca mpbell, decmW. ,4th Ditto—William Balvaird, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted. 95th Dltto—Second Lieutenant George Elder to be Firft Lien- tenant, by purchaft, vke Edmonft;se, promoted. 96th Ditto—thafigu Haw, Heneage St. Paul, from the 6cth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Dingley, promoted. xlt Waft India Regbnatt --Captain James Fleming, from the 5 tft Foot, 'to be Captain, vice Fparks who exchanges. 6th Ditto—Lkutemust Woodsate from half pay of the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Marl who exchanges, reedviiig the difference. Colonel John Frafer's Corps of Font. Henry Odium, Gent. to be Bafign, without purchafe, vise KlngOey, pro moted. sth Royal GareiCon Battalion—Captain Michael John Grace, trust' the sit Battalion, to be Captain. BARRACKS. Henry Strachey Amid, Efq. Captain on Half pay of the Bth Writ India it egiment, to be Barrack Matter in Great Britain. vice Winebeiter, reigned. Biaon Gentlemen and YeomanryCavak, Abraham thith, Gent. to be Cornet. _ . Cardiff Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Wood, jun. Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Vaughan, who refi;ns. John Samuel, Gem to be Second Lieutenant, vice Vaughan, promoted. ft Devon Regiment of Volunteer Cavalry. iaetttenant John Fonefcue to be Captain Lieutenant. Somerfetthire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. J.ieutenant Colonel Lord Poecheftzr to be Colonel, vice Lord Somerville, who refits% Charles Kcmyfa Tyner, Lfq. to be 1 /cotenant Colonel, vice Lord Porchrfter. 'Flamm Leth bridge, Efq. to be Major, vice Sir P. Halm who sofigita Comet Holman to be Licutemuit, vice Durham, who firm. Stirling Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. • Juba Murray, Gent. to be Corr t, vice Bursi; who ragna. Warwick Volunteer Cavalry. Edward statist, Cat. to be Cornet, vice Wallington, who cc- 6 np. . . Yorktliire We& Kitlin? Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. . _ 'William Bell, Gent. to he Cornet, ;dee Starlike* lobo rearm Cummitfions figned by his Majelly's Lo►d Lieute nant for the County of Bedford. To be Deputy Lieutenants, Rl:hard Orkbar, Efq. Dated December Lc, am lobo Parker. Elq. Dated January 5, At . Godtrcy Thornton, Efq. Dated Mardis, 1803. Conuniffions in the Hatuplltire Militia. (Inc.! by the Lord Lieutenant.—North Battalion. Stephen 'ferry, Erg. to be Captain; Percival Latta, Efq. to be Ditto. Dated F:bruary 19, aO3. South 8.4114110 n. Ditnington Pape Blackford. Lig. to be ...Cptair., (by tnatake Ware Gazetted Robert 'Slat :Cord.) 1 hard Oa. ay, joke: Betcrwortb, k. 14. to be C..ptair.; john N 1 bite, bfq. to be nun. bated Fcbr.;.try ty. :So t. Commillinn in the Ifle of Wight Militia, ligned by the Right Hon. Thomas Lord Bolton, Gover nor of the Paid !(land. Datcd March 19, 1 803. jobs Delv.reto, Erg to be Carat:. Cornmillion in the Dumfries Regiment of North Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated March is, 1803. Patrick Eritine, K. U. utbc burron. Commiffion in the inien7efs, dre. Regiment of North Brit& Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu. tenant. Dated December 24, 1802. A r , tubald gaaksaid. Gad. to bt I.4;titcuasn Comm;llinns in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of North Britifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu tenant. llatEd November 1, 1802. To be Colonel--John Campbell, Efq. To he Major—John Campbell, Efq. To be Captains--Dugaid Campbell, Alexander Campbell, Ar ebita,kl Camphril, John Canaisbell, and Water Campbell, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Hugh Stevenfon, Alexander Mac Lean, John Maclean, Dougald Maelran, Archibald MacPhun, Arthur Forbes, and Robert Campbell, Gents. To be Enfigns—Patrkk M'Auhur, Campbell, and Alexander Cameron, Gents. Commitlion figned by his Majell k Dated oao ber 15, 1802. To be Adjutant—James Lang, Oent. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 5. Thomas Donnifon, of Prefoott-fircet, Goodman's- Fields, merchant, at ten, at GuildltalL BANKRUPTS. William Hance, of Tooky-ftreet, Southwark, merchant, hat mansdadturer, dealer and chapman, to rut-render March 29, at twelve, April 16, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall. At:or ney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown-court, Southwark. William Stokes, late of Old Broad -ftreet, London, merchant, March 29, April 7, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Allen Peeing, Lawrence Poultney-hill. George Sly, of Wanitead. Eike, Itockbroker, March 29, at one, a, at twelve, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bousfield, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet-ftreet. Francis George, of the parifb of Panteague, Monmouthihire, coal-merchant, April a, a, and May 7, at eleven, at the Beau fort Arms, Monmouth. Attornies, Mein. Towle. Palmer, and Pugh, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Phillpotts, Mon mouth. Thomas Hutchon, of Coleman.Rreet, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 29, April t 6, and May 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smedley, Aldertgate-ftreet. Richard Rome, late of Peoryn, Cornwall, merchant, April 1 r, is, and May 7, at eleven, at Wynn's New Hotel, Falmouth. Anomie,' Mefits. Shepherd and Adlington, Gray's-Inn fquare, L ondon ; or Mr. James Tippet, Falmouth. John Richmond, late of Skerton, near Laskafter, gardener and kaftan, dealer and Chapman, April 4, at five, April 5, at eleven, and May 7, at five, at the Royal Oak, in Laneafter. Attornics, Mr. John Lemthwaite, Lancaiter ; or Mr. Jop fon, London. Benjamin A cocks, late of Charlotte-ftreet, Blackfriars-Road, Surrey, but now of 47, Red Lion-Brat, near Red Lien- Iquare, Middletex, coal-merchant, dealer and ehapman, April 2,9, and May 7, at eleven, at Guildhall Attornies, Meffrs. Cokayne and Taylor, Lyon's-Inn, and Coleman-ftwet DIVIDENDS. April 23. Robert Browne, of Adam's-court, Broad-firoet, Lon don, merchant, at one, at Guildhall April 9. John Kindon, of Briltol, cabinet-maker and broker, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, BeittoL April 19. John Bonito's, of St. Martins-lane, Middlcfex, up holder, at ten, at Guildhall April 9. Bernard hfacHenny, othervrife Mac Henry, of Strat ford-upon-Avon, Warwiekallre, mercer, at eleven, at the Farrier's Arms Inn, in Evesham , Worceierfhlre April 23. John Underwood, of Great Marlborough-Meet, apothecary, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall April u. Edmund Haworth, of Mill-H 11, near Blackburn, Lancathire. John Haworth, of Hampftead, Aliddlefex, and Jonathan Haworth, of Ardwiek, near Manehefter, printers, cotma-manufafturers and copartners, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manedefter. April 26. Charles Cowlilhaw, of Aildsorne,Derbyfhire, grocer, tea-dealer and Chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London. April 19. Thomas Mitchell, of Hatton,court, Threadneedle ftreet, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 26. John Whiteley, late of Bankfide, pan& of Saint Saviour's, Southwaik,colour-naanufadurer, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall. April 5. _John Hill, of Maidltose, Kent, glats-feller, at eleven, at the Dudley-Arms Inn, Dudley, Word:at:rake. April t 3. James Wild, late of }laicise place, townlhip of Hulme, parilk of Manehefter, common brewer. dealer and chapman, at four, at the Star Ink Marschefter. April ca. James Alkew Leach, of Jewry-Rreet, Aldgate, wine and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall April 7. John Barnefley and 'otitis Smith, late of the pad& of St. John In Bedwardlue, Worcefteradre, Morocco fhoe-ma nufatturers and copartners, at ten, at the Swan Inn, perils of St. John, In Bedwirdine. April 7. Thomas Bottornky, of Llvapool,linen-draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Usurped. April 5. Jofeph erainge , of Uxbridge, Middlekz, broker and appraifer, at ten, at Guildhall April 26. Williams Hill Watfoo, late of Whitehurett, Salop, monerferivener, banker, potter, dealer and ehapman, at three, at the Red Lion-Inn, Newport, faid county. April 13. Thomas Neave and Motes Neave, late of licktoa, In the pardh of Fordlngbridge, Southampton, nsißen, factors, and ~'partisan, at eleven, at the White Han-ltin.itingwood: April 9. John Sadler, lately of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at the Public Office, Birmingham. April 2c. Edward Crayfield, of Grafton-ftreet, St. Ann, Soho, woollen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 23. Edward Pain, of Piccadilly, wax-chandler, at eleven, at Guildhall April id. Thomas Rockelter, late of Canterbury-row, Hewing ton, Surrey, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April a I. George Bedfon, of Manehelter, fullian manufacturer, at three, at the Star Inn, Manebdter. April 23. Michael Pratt, of Darlington, Durham, draggilt, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 23. James Maraud and Johina Trewinnard, of Cherry Garden-ftreet, Bermoodfcy, Surrey, Mamas and copartners, at one, at Guildhall. April 23. John Standby, of Corot:ill London, woollen-draper, et twelve, at Guildhall April la, Robert Chipchate of the Poultry, London, linear , draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 23. Edward Parker, of Little Turnitile, Holborn, mares mercer, at one, at Guildhall. April 26. RiebaCt Barka, of Wdlingborough, Northampton. shire, common carrier, at ten, at Oulkihall, London. April 23. Samuel Anniney and Philip Johnfon, of Southwark, sencers and copartners, at twelve at Galldhaft- July 2. Thomas Blanc, of WaftsrOok, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April ty. Thomas 'Whitaker, late of Illghley, Yorkikire, IMF keeper, at twelve, at the Devonshire Arms, Kighley. April 16. Nicholas Nowell, of Fleet-Street, London, haber dather, at one, at Guildhall April 23. Richard Dallaway, of Little Eats:heap, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 23. koalas Smith, of Drury-lane, baker, at ten, at April 26. Robert Allen Bsyd, d Tokenhoute-yard, London, merchant, at ten,at Guildhall . April 26. Mlles Burkett, of Grays Thurroek, Elks, and of I tree Crane'-Wharf, London, foap-manuldharcr, at tea, at Guildhall. April as. John Pierce, of Broad-threet, London, avarettonfe man. at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Wm. Torcford county Tyrooe, oscrckant, to furrender the Atft MA. and tft and ;loth ApriL William flitAluilen, of Portaferry county Down, to furrendcr the 4th and 7th April, and ad May. SEQNESTRATIONS. Be. IN SCOTLAND. Sam Slack, vintner, Ecciciechan.—Crodder. meet in Scan Slack's Inn there, 4th April, a o'clock, to initruli matte. James Davidlon, courvElionor, Glaisovn—CrecUtors met in Black Bof Inn dust le April, I o'clock, to decide a• elks of compoStioo. John Turner. lit Narbattle, count yof Edinbergit,—Creilitnts to lady claims with W. Sam Moacildre, Mcamptant. or Alec Waikr, wrncr, Edinhogrit, in he months. Wilasan it °Micron, eattle-dcakw, in Tbrripiand, to be examined in Sheriff Court-boule,iltassehaven,astb March end BM April, as recioet.--Credkors mart In Law place, pth April, a •'dock. to Mantel troilec.—.Claims m be made by t Ith Nov. Mamas Buchanan, jun. and Ca anerchanta,Glaffow, to be exa mined in Sluff Court•book 3 i fi March and anti April, I o'elock..--Creditors meet in Curries inn, tst► April, 4 *Wax.% tu jaaftruMendbm,....Unicos to be made by Kai 012 Afcaritles. or (mall worms, bong to the Ver. micular Tiibe, and always take up. their abode in the rectum, interlines, or flomach of the animal they inhabit; unfortunately for the human fpecies, there they breed molt abundantly, infomach that they are found in the bodies of infants one or two months old ! In the flomach they caul.: ficknefs and irregular appetite; in the interlines griping pains ; but when in the !Whim, the afflieted has no reit by day, %with itching, 'hooting, and nipping pains in the feat, that they cannot lit or !land kill. . By night there fmall vermine come off in great numbers of themfelves. Any perfon fo adlided may have a complete cure by the life of Dr. GARD. sa's Alterative Pills, No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch ; and which may be had of all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, at a Is. los. 6d. 4s. 6d. and as. 6d. figned on each box J. GARDN ER.—N. B. The Dator will give a hand fame reward to thofe that deteft the Hawkers who counterfeit his fignature, as fome have done fo. SUDDFN DEAT H.—(From the Frolch Paters). — The Influenza having proved extremely fatal to the Inhabitants of this country, as well as to our neighbours on the Continent, it has been a matter of great regret, that, fuch a multiplicity of medicines as have been applied in this emer gency, lhould have been found inadequate to the purpofe of effeetuating the refloration of health. But while this lamentable truth is admitted, it is but juftice to record the fuccefs that has attenth:d the adininiftration of Dr. &on u m's Mayans Coa- DIA!. in compleatly removing this contagious complaint. An Englifh Gentleman, travelling abroad, halted at Rotten, where this peililence was making the greatei ravages ; in this exigency he recommended the adoption of Dr. BROOD leS Nervous Cordial (he never travelling without a fupply of that excellent Medicine), the confe quences were extremely fortunate, thofe who were advifed by him were loon retiored to health and fafety. This hint is fubmitted to the good fenfe of thofe who have the happinefs and comfort of their fellow-creatures at heart. BIRTHS. Saturday marling, of afOn, the Lady of Capt. Latr.bert, of the Nary, at his haute, in Sonierfct-ftreet, Portman-fquarc. The Lady of the Moo. and Rev. Mr.Twilleton, of a daughter. Oa timing it& in Baker-that, the Lady of Charles White, Efq. of a fon. On the 2.:th mutt. Mn Murray of Simprint. of a daughter. MARRIED, At Palley, on die tads MIL Mr. Matthew Spelt.; mantes torer, to Mifs Helen Craig, Odell daughter of Mr. Iftebert Craig, merchant. Janus Rawfon, Efq eldeft foe of Captain Raecron. Carden ten, Athy, to Mifs Rebecca Smyth, daughter and one of the co-helm:lEn of T. Smyth, Efq. late of the county Cavan. At Hackney, Benjamin Walib, Efq. of Lower Clapton, to Mifs Clarke, eldeft daughter of 11411 C Clarke, Efq. of the fame place. DIED. Oa the 13th Init. at Lang Clanton, Leicelkerthire. the Rea. Mr. Chambeztaia. He was easvwfwg with fame of 111 s friends. who called on him in their way to church, when be obferved the time was expired, and immediately role from his glair, dropped down, and never rote more. It is fornewhat remarka ble, that Mr. Chamberlain, the preceding Sunday, preached from theft words, ■ Brethren, the time it Atom" In his di& evade, he particularly noticed the many redden deab•s that bad occurred, and aitieftly exhorted his II carers to be ready for the foie= event. On Tuefday morning, at Mr. Asseer's book, in Orofvenor. Apure, Robert Stevens. Efq. Colonel of the Eaftern Regiment of Sonterktfhire Yeomanry Cavalry. In Bath, the Lady of Sir John Keene, Bart. Tuefday. at Bath, Elias Tuekett, Efq. of Tottenham Monday evening, at Isis bode in Upper Harley-ftreet, the Lady of David Scott, Efq. 'Thurfday laft, at his loo's honk in Chaacery-lane, William Derblibir e, Efq. of Bradley. On the illicit init. at Killichafile, James Stewart Flanyng. Efq. On the 38th initant, at the manic of Kirkconnell, after a fhort inners, the Rev. Mr. John Robeetfon, ntinilter of that print. On Friday IV:might, at Montpellier Plate, near die Black Rock, Dublin, James bweetman, Lfq. liarrifter. et Law . in at tempting to draw the charge of hi► musket, it unfortunately went uff, and the contents entering his bread he inftantly died. This day were publilhel, By BeII and Bradt:ate and William Creerds.Edinburgh ; G. and J. Robiofon, Lowman and Remand Miuray and Higisiel- London, in two cob. giro. price an In bards, FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of PHYSIC. By WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D. Late Profeffor of the Pradice of Ingle in the Unirerfity of Edinburgh, &c. A Ncw EdMon. •.• Dr. Cotten's Pod Lines of the Prattles of Pisrfic are here reprinted corefutly from the hilt edition (int of 17E4). which was reviled and correeted by the Author. His tact only Is reprinted with the vrry few rsata that he hisrfrlf had futsjoined to it. This has been done at the particular respell. and under the revifion of Dr. Gregory, who fueceeded Dr. Cu llen as Profellor of the PraCtice of PLyfie in the UnieeA ty of Edinburgh, and who has, on all occafions, net only reran. minded very ftrangdy this Work to the pertaral of his Pupils, but has always made great uk of it in his Academical Les-Runes ; Come of which are avowedly given in the form of a Cennnen. tary on certain parts of Dr. Cullen's Firtt Lines. As every page of this edition has been carefidiy revlkd by Dr. Gregory before It went to prefe,the firthersfiatiar thendelves that the whole of it will be found euerea. AlfedetdypubliChtd, by the Wee Author. . . , t. A l'a roe of the lidAT/SIA 111[1314.4, is a sob. 4to. prier al. as. in boards. s. SY NOPSIS NS,OLOGIK MLTHODICS. Cditio ftxta, CMCO • data et priorthut soceratini eiciata, in ono tom. fvo. to. boards JAMF.a'a ANALEPTIC PILLS. IOR the Rheumatic's' and Colds which prevail at this fcafon of the year,so Medicine Is fo fate and efficaci ous astir. JA MIS'S AINMAPTIC p,cuiiar tendoney to pt °mote Perfpiratino, and all the natural Seer, wtll ac count for their fingular Timms In theft Complaints, as wa as In many others to whir.h the human frame is liable from the vicifinueln of our Climate. They arc admirably cakul..ot for diforders of the Stomach and Bowel. t for pafone of ifs Gouty habit. as a& fur tbuk whet. Conditurions Nava been attekled by a too adtive or tuo fedentary life. *Meg are liLcwik partkularly (mice-Ate in Had-Atha °motioned by hid*, thou, and in removing the bed Weds of free flying; as at fo in preventing Palk's and Apoplexies. fo often the conk queue.: of intemperance. Re-coterie &mid be had to than after every czcefs of rain or drinking ;and upon every flight indifpofition ; and thous their well known charadtcrlitic of promoting longevity will be maintained ; for, by atilltiog Na ture in the due dlfebarge of the animal fienfUous, and by keep. ing the cunditution ask were In continual repairnhcy pre', ve the body in heahh and vigour, and prevent premature decay. As the AN Atari to Pitts awe their en:acme to a p..culiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the prefent Proprietors, they can arty be bad mouse frees theme and they we fold by FRANCIS NSWIIKR• • at the Warcboufc fur Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the kid End of St. Paul a few duet; from Cheapftele, London ; and at Dr. James's late Wale in Bruton-ltrect ; in foxes. price 4s. 64. ach, Stamp inch. led ; or the quantity of Ex may be ha.' in an, large bop, ford. es. cd..-431denre that the F. New bery, No. 45, St. end's." is engraved In the damp► sIU j others arc cosuatcricits. • • SPRIND , PHYSIC. ' e , !THE Propriety of taking fonte alte - rativo t.1,% 1 /. tine at this Seaton of the War, to facilitate the eito•-• t I nature, malt be obvious to the weekeit capaeityl it is a tdo• tary pradlice, founded by the witdent of our medlars, as,' fanaltuled by the approbation °revery medical mane its entity is not confined to the pretest' advansagese but extends' sit, to the prevention of many ditcates, which frequently occur when Spring Pity& has been negie.ted. It &mild be reedlufred bow much the pertplratlon of the body is obit/tie/et during tlite win ter months by fogs, (roils, and piercing winds, which, by eon. Bringing the pores of the bin. impede the tweedy difehaira o f foxes from the blood ; dick, by aectuntilatlon, become set t monists', and (tanks nature, by vigorous efforts, or the alba ' ante of tome feafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re. shwa:may) lay the foundation of a variety of tirfc3fcs. The Public are therefore reminded, that . DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS are proved by ample experience, to be the molt fafe and edlka• missals medicine hitherto decovered, a an alterative, puriter,. and twcetner of the blood, and for radically curbs the Seam, Serophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy, Pie ill &edit of Mercury, and all diresiLl orisinatiry; from 114 ito purity of the blood. Prepared and fold, In boxes, price sa. 6d. or Bx boxes in one; pricer I. as. by the Proprietor, j. Piddlng, formerly Surgeon the Army, at his Wt.:chunk, No. 76, Ox(ord•fireet, opput s to the Pantheon ; alto retail by Golding, Perfumer, No. 42, Corn ; 'Cott, Royal Exchange ; Butler. No. 4. Chcapdde; Sbalo and Rdwards. No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, No. 3?..;, Holborn; Swinney, No. at, Pail-Mall and trit all Princely. frookfeilers,and Vander, of Medicine throughout the kingdom, But all other Pills, &c. seaming the fame name (outwit's. (landing they r-sy he pompoudy advertikd in the mod. baustaiy jargon) are futile preparations and grofs impodtions, sa4rfs 'toed with red Ink, by the fait Proprietor J. Piddulg s No, 26. Oxford-Arta. WHEN Prnfellinnal Men of ejutatinn std re. fpooliblllty deviate front, the general fyikent by the fe. Welton of a peculiar Brinell, the (sled= at long cootingtog (Beefs is the htit criterion of fuperiority. Ten pars have 1 devoted my praelee to the ens:SWUM treas. meta of ` i-ft(l h DISORDERS. and the fueceldul Milk of my plan givcs me additional ardour to ofpofe u far as I ant able the ravag es of thole complaints which arc the Molt baron. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army doegono, formed a will at an call period of Praßice to refeuciodkrielos as from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the sorsonT slea. gerocs precipltaucy of general Praeltioners. The THREE DISORDER S, to tit. ewe of which I Noe doo voted mT attention, comprise cxery (perks of VENEREAL INFECI lON. whotior of a recent or long doeacioo..4.4ly o An kinds of DEBILITY, sebetber arleog front the lighios of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, aagialtly that 414. rangrnwat of the (Arm in Women wbk.b.is palled it4iLliro* MRS:i or tiTERILI FY, Numerous dif:afes we the refuk of *nominee fir bate lo Oat treatment ota limpic GitnorlbLa, 3114 it sot andrcqueorty bay paw that the fowls of Life are poifuned Ly the indifcrooos tisk unguarded hour. By a (ulterior method Juts cosoapioloco aq rattly cured, and even where others have failed. J Wig A'S/ may pre's= to offera ToUcal re. eltabli)hgemitt gr . ". however. ave the cafes of complicated lards la des difortlar. ticuparvi With the clantitous htuatioos of Mee, whit from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the plonk* Gaieties of a falltionabk Life, acquire that Sate at Debility which is the unavoidabk confeoetwe of Inch pecniwints Where the unhappy tatter broods over his tram , bldg.'s& fully couccalt his misfortune., it may be fosse eanfolstien for him to knew that although It be an shied of doubt or lima. talons , with e:.ber Pradltionert, the removal of that: DEfl. CiENCIES by the gradual progrets of resowniou ts cheat:oam meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or VON , higit begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prceenta by an early eauoterainima td this languid iteto/ rod to Oak &ties no great Meade; will occur, But where this deficit:logy has far years gild, a Pallet Peden:ranee Is indifpenStily empathic to revtreateAsamattlit (parks of Life. and ta maanimate the Conititscioni MAMBO WOMEN, who have long hem Alitappeinia in their expectations of a Family, may be adored, that in aloft Whores fuck defects are curable by Medical The SECD.ECY which is fe Wattle! to ay undertsktni,wil the qindißeations winch I have preformed to Bate. form the Balls of my paseagens, .254 In coiecidence with loch thisintig =thin is given, that Mr. &MEE may be coofulted perfostlie (or by letters Inelofing a (mall note) at his honk. No, ap. AMY del-thee, Strand, near Teistplallar.. There is an additional entrance in Watu.ftr aidjaiA4 and the name is on both the. doors, M. BRIE, Member of the fiagel College of Surgeon& To T• T. 111.011, Surgeon, No, 9. New Beidgeftreet, "AMA, Esillibaugh. May a, 58ga. IN the firing of 1794 I was a irl ifted wi th a Velar , real Complaint, which I treated with ladithionee Gar that numtloi ; but war then obliged to apply to a regular Phylidan, who put a temporary atop to the virujelice of the tilGele (by mercurial applications) for Covet time ; but growing, in fpkest all medicine and the advkeof the lird Orntlasiasof dm Escobar here, wort.: and work fur two yeers,l was FOdiMed to a WAR almoft unparaLied and &Toed dettriptios being nernikgfrlia• ' and ulecanol from bead to tuce.-..11y had. thrst, south. note, legs, arias, dre. hest been alternately laiskorpref Wass in: ufekfs; in Otos, I have had from * to 3a nada/ Women my body, agd nearly totally deprived of Igbesok amid be voluminous to panicuktriee aii ,my este..-Togice it to Sy, digs never was, or e'er veil be. we of a mom dangerous, or of s Mere complicated nature. I was long looked Alm hp agy fri rare, end imagined myfelf,beyondallfwpcs a/recovery ;mad indeed, In my Son i s mlition, death was preferable to my mos than miterableState. to dila dreadful fituetion did I dug a aece rttifcrabk EMACACE. an DIV/ NZ Pawls us n ce titres in my way a newtpaper cmutuining the cafe of a Mr. S. of Plyntouth-..Se Hauls read it, I could few and procured fume of your LCAR I'd 1..11 ENT PILLS, which, by iiGng Troia tins twist. am now. And have long b een, (after more than tour yeas fp dekriliable ditinif.), in asdood a Item of bcSkb as earl we eyed; as a proof of this, I bad &Sae, thriving, beabbreb% horn to me a few months ale in gratitude ro Goo, and In balwa ....rendering my fellow.creature furtive, I agora %aura entail:lt this; and you sty at any time refer pais', who wla to be tangled of the truth of this, or (MOM partirailare, OP Me or my fricank, by letter or perbef, As few Giddier badnefs will ever equal wise, agleam NIP seal It, I bare from experience every reatno to Store sashlails that in your limit ' s Pitts they frig bad a fora. *sad= and radical cure. n. that mot' dreadful neat orris V Lilksife, wbkb IN CallCd....A CONFIRMED LUr.s. I. T. Prepared and hold by the Sole Proprietor. Tioasas TA.e. oil, Member of the it uyalrsillege of Margeonsin Landes, 415 his hook., No. p, New Bridge-ft:vet ; where be win atm ird• wig:, without a fee, t 7 perfons taking tit* Ms and will IV Peer pAlieJlt* letters, if poll paid, ore the lase terns. obregv in; in all cif the Pfedt inviolable &envy, no Perforta "gag le can: having been munionod,but at their mew partinalar rceyaner by the Proprietor, during the co rte of name then SS years. th.t he has kid the condakting uirun exteofive tale of tit abold medicine, and the practice ariflng therefrom. 'They are alto (old, by his Appointment, fur else cons-nicer+ of tlwk belie w a diflance, key Mr. Ester, Soull"andicv • Eiiinburvh ; Mr. kronor, Printer, Olateow, to is/ oat al fu Mr. 'T. refer. for Waddifefs; at the Psefusier's, No. M. St' Alban's-Arca, P. 1114411; Mr. Robstron a Toy.fhos Mgr 03, Oxford-street: Mr. Dilborough's, No. 7, riftfras sehal. nearly oppotio, the Mcntunent ; Mr./sera, Booktelks. MN At thgon-row. little Tower-bill; Mr. Callwell's, ; Se hy one Perlin in every conlidersbie town In Greet-fteitaist jr Boxes of only so. sid.eaela, kaled up with dull and plein Direitions, whereby Pagans d *bee AIM IVY " II bemfeives with safe fed tesessrf• HIGH WATER AT LONDOiI NUDGE TO-MORROW Morning •••• • • • 31 antra after A AlksAtcs am Afterso;o • • • • • • LON IX)N : Pnotal hie the rtureietars, by JOHN DAVI gio i 4 Maiden-lane, Coyeat-Oiedia) at the St *a P atm (Ma. 011 , 1 CL. No t, Caeartheot ; had 1 24.11 * d►ENT,efGatcita.. aec.l.asheth)atNi►t. CsotodArode and at the At it•Orvic a, Totarie-ihr; to atileb JOlNteait cuatatuhicathwareethe Eat ma art [Visas! to IN *Ask d+,s