Star. — London, England, 1803-10-08 00:00:00

LOYAL AND PATRIOTIC ODE. Hark, Britons, bark, from yonder ceviii; Lo ! what a dread, terrific boat, On Gallia's &ore ; fee what an holt, Foramped Route, quickly route take each his peat, Or cowards die. Should they get here. our cities poploas, Yea. evin Britannia's great Maropolis, %Voted quite be tenantlefs and (boplefi. Huge heaps of ruins ; And all our 'utile fields be croplefs, With their cur.'d doings. Shetld fuck a murd'riag crew come fixed, And in their habits re' ernes fuecced, Where now the focial walk is made, And neighbours greet us, The ruffian, svi the reeling blade, Is lure to meet us. The ground, where waves the yellow grabs Voted drink the blood of lab'ring (wain • There would we fee him gatlid and Main, CaR in a furrow: A' wined be wailing, woe, and pain, And mateblefs forrow. Where Peace now waves her olive wand, And juflice, wi' the Gales, doth Rand; We'd fee a dread determin'd hand, Form hell's machine+, And fpread dire terror thro' the land, Wi Then wou'd we fee our dwellings rife, In lucky column, to the fkies; 'het would we hear the dying cries, 0' wives and weans, While fiends wou'd (Land and feat their eyes. Vlri• hearts bke Rues. Then wou'd we fee each buildintg nu's!, Where we and our forefathers ; Then wou'd we Rudder all amitz'd, And fpeeehlefs Rand, V. 1.11. high each holy temple bleed Throughout the land. Such horrid ills may HEAVEN avert! 'Jinn qiiickly from your fl tubers Rut, Britannia'. genius break her heart, While ye delay, Indignant the may loon depart, And bear away. 'then all at once (piing to your gu ns, And thew that Rill yoere Britain s foe., Pronounce the man sccurs'd who runs, Or aims to flinch ; Lay Gallia low before the wons From you an inch ! WILLIAM WVITIP, SVdge Vaunt, Dumfries. lbws the LONDON GAZETTE, October 6. . . . _ MILIT4R,Y PROMOTIONS. • Tunbridge Wells Volunteer Infantry. kAblißogen, Knight, to be Major, vice Sir Junes Bland tr reeved ; and Sir Jobe Palmer,Painter, Bart. to be Captain. Wainfleet Volunteers. failiitt Booth, Rfq. to be Captain; George Booth and George .ilikomir. Gents. to be Lieutenants; and Bleteher Creafy, Gent. Mat Itsilait„ Waltham Abbey Volunteers. stn Sotheby, Efq. to be Captain ; John Hadley and RieLard Sigaford, Gent& to be Lieutenants; and Jot Wright, Gent. also ?Align. Wakering Volunteers. jeep% Ilfreppi Ef. to be Captain ; John Lotlvelek. Cent. to be Lieutenant; and John Knapping, Gent. to be Enka. Loyal Wanflead Volunteers. Bette Coombe, Rfq. to be Captain; Queries Barth, Gent. to be ,Lieatenant ; qad Thomas Pyeeroft, Gent. to be Eakin. Wells Volunteer Infantry% *mu° D•vidge Wetherell and Daniel Beaumont Payne, Brom to • be Captains. Tube I leotenanto—Ceorge Kith, ibho Conway Parfett, aM julepti Colea,Gents. • bc)iiiogcts--laba Lloyd and George lax, Gents. ~. • Woodgat.! Volunteers. Camden to be Colonel ; W. A. Mnrboll, V.fq. to be P S ' • Cnionel ; Edward Fluffey, Efq. to be Major.' QY • nom—W.4. Morland, James Wet, John Scow% " • ' aster, Greece Wld•aker, and Frands Collins, Efors. Te biLientenasits--Wirtiam Monadic, George lildridge, John Poster • John Wooetat :, Stephen Maisano, and J. Hapey,G cats. .., Woodford Volunteers. Stir 'Godfrey' FN. to be Captain; John Roper, Gent. to be Lfente ; • Sinn Charles Nailer,Gent. to be Entign. Woolwich Volunteer Infantry. 111110 me Pewit, jun and Thomas Ridcoat, Eft" to be Captains; I"Albillet Shipftrr, and John Butler, Chou. to be Lieutenants; 11. But Moore, and jaanea Stone, Gents. to be Leigh& Loyal Worceller Volunteers. Yee" Mann, Gan. to be Lieutenant. Yeovill Volunteers. TM Honourable Thomas Fans to be Licutenant-Colonel-Com t ; Matthew Quantock, F.fq to be Lieutenant-Colonel; ilYam Cok Wood, tiq to be lol.dar. 'i• be Captains—Thomas Ham. George Turco, James Daniel, Peter Danl.', and William Wilton, Ergs. ire be Lientenanta--John Rendall, Ncaftley Prideaux. Henry i. Slade, Henry Penny, Lyke Pool, Joreph Fowler, and Jaws J • Wiater. Guam 1 . re be Enligns—rheophilus Bartlett. Samuel Forward, George Templemao, Jolla Sboriand, WjWant Puol, and Thome Lind- L y, Gents. City of York Volunteer Ifif'antry. Bir William M. !dikter, Bart. to be Lkotesant-Colonel-Cont madam Hewlay John Baine.,Efq. to be Lieutenant-Coked Rotert Sinclair, Efq. to be Major. To be Captaine--John Bayley, Richard Townend, Thomas ON- Lid. Thom,. Shier, George Ellin, Henry Bland, Jobe Tweedy. and Robert Welborn Hotbam. ithim To be Lieutenants—William OldSeki. Jobe Sinclair. Michael Sib. James Helton. Jorepb Buckle, Thomas Hartle/jun. Wd- Ram lcanso. and White Dental', Gems. To be For:gni—George FMB, John Todd, James Kilvlngton Lamb, John Waren, Robert Stnithfon,Benpeala Land, Clear Peacock. maul John Blinchard, Gents. Pirß EAR Elfei Volunteer Cavalry. . Intim Gill, k.fg to be Captain-Commandant; D.;niel Sutton. t i n );t r e g• to be Captain; James Boston, apd Dank I Othway , Gents. to be Lieutebauta ; James Jobbfon itichartifou, and James Thorn. Gents. to be Comets. Catterick and Richmond Volunteer Infantry. Sit i l iv ute n s:.wwitos. Borg to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; s Strickland. Efq. to be LiClaCtlillt GAM! j ktiebani Bell.Eks. to be Major. Tube Captain-11os. Wyeliff, Thos. Stapleton, sad Gab. Field ing. Ebro. To be Licuttasnts--Triftrum Hogg, .nlOlllll% Beckett. Fronds @Vim, John Thomplon, Thomas Simpfou, George I fay, James Plain lore, Chriftophcr Parkinf..l, John Carter. and William Peak, Cents. To be Follgna--William Staney Gkoodtmen, John l.onfdak, George Lotion, hticha rd I. Wm on James Todd, and lAD Appleby,Gertts. Loyal Dales Volunteer Infantry. Toner Senneheotee. Efq. to be Colonel ; Richard Metcalfe, and 0' lawn Stewart. Shim to he Captains. To be Lieutenanw—Jnius Coulson, Edward ltgant, John Bulk, Witham Metcalfe, John GekLut, Jahn Grimm loin Birkbmic, ar.ti Leonard Nimbi, Geom. "j*, , be Enfigos--Wtdiam turn* John Clarkin°. and JUDO Cook, Gents. Dnneaner Volunteer Infantry. Vvii:tani Ilif deafen. ilq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Canniandart. Ecelesfield Volunteer Infantry. ws iu nsu It :Ali 4.• , Ffq. en he Major Canumodaot. . •• . •va . ioa.—Wm Smith. Hugh Mellor. sod Wr0204, Fier. t .. e Lieuremat•—john Horfefall Moe, Jeep& Alki. sad John .eams,Gent& i ..i.i t4iliorfTiiNCl 34 9P 1 9 , 4.19. 61 . 4 . 4 .1.11119 WIFF49IIO Loyai Havis4ng Volunter Ca"dry. Richard Newman Harding Newman, Ffq. to be Maj or; Jobs Wallitger Arnold Wallinger, and Witham Evans, Eqn. to be Captains. Tu be Lieutenants—Henry Jones, William Smith, and Richard Bennet, Gents. To be Cornet—John Delamare, Gent. Newburgh Volunteer Cavalry. Thomas Edward Wynn Bell:14re, Efq. to be Captain Comman dant ; William Whytehead, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Jackfun, Gest. to be Cornet. The Honourable William Gordon's Troop of Vo lunteer Cavalry. The Hon. William Gordon to be Captain Commandant; James Fenton, Gent. to be Lieutenant; the Hon. Charles Gordon to be Cornet. Northern Regiment of Yorkfhire Welk Riding Gen tlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Morin, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wilton, mill/tied. Southern Regiment of Yorkfltire Weft Riding, Gen tlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Walhank Childers, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; Sir Ed ward Smith, Bart. to be Major. To be Captains—Jofiah Verclot, William Goffip, Francis Offley Edmunds, Vitsount Milton, and William Gooch, Efq. To be Lieutenants—Benjamin Sayle, Thomas Coulman, William Cooke, Jt len Cottle, and Robert Pemberton Manes, Gents. To be Cornets—John Boldrick, Thomas Sale, Joreph Harrifon, and John Schofield, Gents. To be Adjutant—Mattivw Mintick, Gent. York(ltire, Weft Riding, Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles buncnnebe, Efq. to be Captain; George Dowker, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ainflie of York Volunteer Infantry. Hall PlumenEfq. to he Lie utenant Colonel Commandant : Ham Monlaunt Miner, 14 to be Lieutenant Colonel; Thomas Ludington Fairfax, Erg. to he Major. To be Captains—Henry Willone,by, John Bruvin, Thomas Lay cock, Stephen Cutley, John Ballow, and William Laycock, Elyse To be Lietettnants9—Henry Tenant, Thomas Hart, Robert Bros den, John Fearby, Rnhcrt Atkinfon, and John Abbey, Gents. To be Enfigns—Ht try Brearry, John MoVett, Chef Ropher Todd, Wynn jackfun, Richard Gaunt, and Edward Spink, Barking Volunteer Infantry. Win. Glenn)+, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Thompfon, Gent, to be Infign. Bed.le Volunteem Henry Gale, E(q. to be Captain ; thane Morton. Gait. to be Lieutenant Bradford Volunteer Infantry. John Hardy, jun. Erq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Comtnandant ; Nathan Jowett, E . g. to be Major. To be Captalna--Samuet Halftone, Chrlftopherttawfon, Thomas Mann, Joreph Clayton, and Joreph Hollings, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Thomas HoUinga, Charles Hardy, Joiltua North, Joreph S lane, and Henry Ramfbotha at, Gents. To be Adjumnt —Thomas Henry Faber, Gent. Weft Gilling Volunteer Infantry. Sir Robert D. Hildyard to be Captain Commandant; Joteph Gor don, and Robert Pybus, Ceuta to be Lieutenants; George Ste. ling, Gent. to be Enfign. Royal Regiment of Hoek Guards—William Terry, Gent. to be Comet, by porehate, vice Hamond, promoted. • 3d Regiment of Dragoon Gitards--Siudlerote Jackfon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purehafe, vize Bradhurn, promoted; George White, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Harvey, promote-I in thessth Foot. 9th Regiment of Light Drarion•--I.ieuterant Frederick G. Car mlebael. from the 9th Foot, to be Lleutcuant, vice Weft, who exchanges. [ft Regiment of Foot Guarde—Lientenant Freya. John Needivarra from balf-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Eattp, without purchafe, vice lionywood. who reign.. Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards--Georze Thomas Baldwin, Gent. to be imago, by prelate, vice Lord Delwin, promoted in the 34 Foot. t 4th Regiment of Foot—Llemenant Edevird Maine. from half-pay of the late 6th Regiment of the bilk Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Griffin, promoted. [8 • Ditto—Serjeant-Major James Forreft, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enlign. 19th Ditto—Enfign George Stewart to he I deut aunt, by purehafe, vice Meednoell, promoted in the Y.sth Foot. 14th Ditto--Entign Thomas Malkin to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Ware, promoted in Colonel St venfou's regiment. Benjamin Adams, Goat. to he F,nfign, vice Malkin. 26th Ditto—Eo6ga jams Hunt to be Lieutenant, ' , Aiwa pr elate. 27th Ditto—John Swab'', Gent. to be Malin, by pun:haft, vice Giles, promoted. 28th Ditto, M:11s, Gent. to be Entign, without puerto& ; William Hervey. Gent. to be En6p. without purchafe; berjeant Loughlin Macqueen to be (7.2lartei-Mater. 34th Ditte—Lienteava Wafter Hovenden. to be Captain, by pur chafe, vice I eke. promoted in the teth Foot. 39th Ditto—Donald Markeszie, Gent. to be Enfign, without put chafe. 44th Ditte—Lieutenant Henry Debbies, from the lift Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant J. Chilton L. Carter, to be Captain of a Company. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant Wile .= J. Kent, from half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lknatettent ; Enfagn George Frede rick 8 rids to he Lieutenant ; Francis Bowyer, Gent. ta be Fa ro, by purchate, vice WUby, promoted in the 5 ad Foot. 43th Ditto—John lismikno Edwards, Galt. to he F.ntign. with out porchak; George Mackay, Gent. to be &Aga, without purchafe. 54th Ditto—Etdign Samuel Crawford to he Liertenant, without purehafe, vim Conr-n, promoted in Col. Stev t Reohamt. s'ith Ditto—Lienteliant William Staithwiek, from half-pay of the 82d Font, to be Limns:Dant: syth Dittts—Major Bryan 11111pta to be lieutenant-Coked, by purchafe. vice Macleod, who retircs, Captain Alexander Mac. Lead folic Major. vice Pbllpot. both Ditto--eiptaln Jamey BathurP.. front the ad ilattaltat at to be Major, by porchaL, vice Keat.e, promoted in the t It h Foot. IlDittn—lArtnertavt James Downing, from the 5 7th Foot, to be Captain o' a Company - 64th Di.to—joreph Brenda°. Cent. to be Entign, by porthole, vice Green promoted. 66th Ditto—giout.s-klafter WMineu King from ball-pay of the 15th Foot, to be grrter-114after. trice Waugh, whole appoint ment ba. not taken pLce_ _ _ 6;th Ditto--Lieuttuant David Browne, from half.pay of the sth Foot, to be Lieutemust I Lieutenant Abraham James to he Ad. jutant j q2arter-Matcraerjeant John Dowlaad to be (tarter. Mager. 74th 1)lnn, tflekfon, Gast. to be Eats, without Firths*. vicr M•Ctmeo, prennotal. 75th Ditto—Capra A. A. Walachian, from the ,2d Foot, to be Captain of a Curnmoy, vice Robert Maclaebian,who atehanges. 78th Ditto--Enfign William Dunbar to be Lk-utenan:, without purehafe, via Naar, pr meted In the ph Battalion of Referee. 87th Ditto, -- Miner, Gent. to be Islip, without purthafe, vice Hu xleT, proms", d. pad DittOL:Capten Robert hfaelaebbe, from the 'ph Foot, robe C.lptale of a Company. Wee A. A. Maelachlan. who eachangai. Yhn Res, Gent. to be Enke, without percher._ . . ptqh Mum-Caveman Davi/Weil from ibesels Ught Dragoons, to be I knits:ll3lst, rice Carmiehad, who micharra sci Battalion of Referee-Williare Clayton Rowell, Gent. to be I intenant, with temporary reek In the Army; Samuel Mur phy, Cent to be hermit. 4th tt- ardturfas, F.eq. lam a Captain In the Coddl ed. Lessen, to be Captain of a Conmemy, with temporary rank the At my. sth Deno.-Adjidant Delwin Dewar, from half pay of the late Dumbarton !enclitic Weary, tube Llerterata, with temporary rank is the army. Dieta...-(barter Mdtrr I Davis, fame the 114 Foal, :6 be Adjutant. with the rank of Rasa Zth Ditto--Lieetenset Anthony William. , from half-ray of the 61.1 fast. to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank in the array ; F.nlign Omepe Loy, from the spn Fem. to be Liminess. Lath Datmmiatemeast Cohn Campbell, frost halt-pay of de limit Foot. to be Unmeant. Deweitsndlesal Fesdblas—Dftves Maier Clarks Sokeelered.lbeen the ?oil Pest, to be ha 4 r. stb bard Osereon DattAse-0.- nal Rinsed Brooks WaSsrr Bee lies* Nosi, to be Cartels et s esersoey. _ _ LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF HOPS. !AOC POCZETS. 141 lOS to SI 6s Rent - 41 [Ss to 5 1 1 .5 1 4 1 1 0 8 to 41 18s Sulici - 41 16s to .c 1 los 41 103 to 41 18s Far llluitil 7! OS to 81 os PRICE. OF HOPS IN THE BOROU.GH. 41 tos to 51 os 1 Pockets 51 os to 51 to PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. Kent - Suffex - Life: Whiteehapel. 4 4to 6 00 I 13 to L a o 6 6to 7 o o Smithfield. St. James's. Hayperloads oto 5 10 4 10 oto 6 0 0 Straw 1 16 to 1 2 I 10 6 tot 16 0 Clover 5 to to 6 o sminiFIELD, Onober 7. To fink the offal—per Ronc of 81h. Beef 3$ 8d to 49 8d I Veal 4$ od to 5s 4d Mutton 4s od to 5% cd Pork 39 8d so 56 od Lamb 3s. Bd. to 4s. 84. READ OF CATTLE THIS DAT. Beath about boo—Sh.:ep and I,:anbs 2,600. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL,tuber 7. • Per (tone of 81b._ by the carcafe. Bed It 10a to 4s cd I Veal 3$ od to 4$ Ed Mutton 3s od 411 Od Pork 3s 84 to 34 od lamb 3s. od. to 4s. cxl. PRICE OF 'FAI.I.OIV IN LONDON. St. James's market 45 bid Town Tallow 77s od to os Clare Market St 6id Ruins ditto (can.) 70 od to 76s Whiteehapel Masher guilia ditto (loap) 7ce od to os (per Rolm of 81b.) 0 6id Melted Stuff 63s od to 65. .---. Ditto rough 44s od to oft 135 7V Greaves 10 od, Average Price 0 6 Good Dregs lasto os Yellow Soap, 84s. to os.—Mottled,92s.—Curd,o6s. Price of Candles per dozen, i at—Moulds, 13s. BIRTHS. Sunday laft, at Wimbledon, at the Hon, J. S. Wortley% houfe, the Right Hon. Lady 1.0111 , 3i11t, of a fon. MARRIED. Monday, at Greenock, A n Bogie, Efq. merchant in Glafgow, to Mifs Jan, t Hunter, ad da hter of the &waled James Hooter, Efq. merchant in Greenock. DIED. On Saturday laft, at Bath, Charles Ballard, Efg. Tuerday lalt, Mrs. Sarah Milner, .f Prelban hail, Kent, fella of the Rev. Dr. Joreph Milner, late of the fame place. On the 2;th ult. afrer a fhort Hinds, at Guemfey, Captain John Teur, of the sth teglnseni of foot. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, IN INDIA. BI aT s, in January—On the t ath,the La ¶y of Captain Samuel Wued.,of a fcn. On the 26th, the Lady of Thomtaßolleau, Efq. of a fon. On the tsth, Mrs. Lee, o' a fon, and Mrs. B. Saunders, or a daughter. At °Tomah, on the 7th, the Lady of A. W. H. Bain brldge, Erg. of a fon. On the the Lady of John Rowley,llg. of a daughter.—ln February—At Hyderabad, on the 7th.the Lady of Capt. J. Golaworthy, of a to , . On the tath, the Lady cf J. B. Hudfen, Efq. of a fon, On the the /It, Mrs. Peters, of a fon. On the ieth, the Lady of James Ha•t, Efg. of a daughter. On the 17th, the Lady of Chutes £IHou, Efg. cf a fen. On the Loth, at Berhampore, the Lady of Lieut. William Innet,of a fon. . , MARIttA7.7.II.At ellittagOtlg, on the 75th of januarr a Charles Grtme, Eft of the Honourable Company's Civil Service, to Mifs Ann Harrington Hawes. On the 3d February, George Phillott, M. IX to Mira Amelia Curry. On the sth Feb. Mr. Henry Buckingham, to Mifs Eleanor Coon& On the tath Feb. Mr. Scornec. to Mils Adelaide Charlotte Caviler. On the 30th Jan. Mr. Chattel Druem, to Mifs Bridget Mendes, daughter of M.. Mendes, Fig. On the t ath Feb. Mr. J. Robertfon, to Mils Cores. On the 75th Feb. Mr. John Evans to Mifs Sophia Jacobi. .On the llith Feb. Mr. W. M. Fa. re ll to Mrs. Smith. On the lath Feb. Mr. j Phillip, to Mils Maria Rama. On the t6th Feb. Mr. jothua Elite% to Mrs. Eliza Seder. At Chinfurah, on the 13th Feb. Llemenantiames Robertfon, of the Corps of Enzineers, to Mill Wineyates. t Campore, no the toth Feb. by the Rev. Mr. Mackiunon.Wliliam.Hortna Saimaa, Efq. of the Honourable Company's Civil Service. to Milk Poets. At Futtyghur, on the 6th Feb. Lieutenant Charley Whitetail. of the 13th Regiment Native Infantry, is Mira Ann Dubois, daughter of Major Simian Dubois, of this Eitabliihment. On the ante deg, Lieutenant Thomas Hall. of the fame Regiment, to Mifs Ellen Dtthola, yonageft daughter of Major Dubois. On the silt Feb. Mr. Francis Vrignon to Mils da Cruz, niece of Philip da Cram, Eft Same day, Mr. Anthony Lackerßeen, to Mifs Charlotte Hi trio Pinto. Dc•vits.:-0n the 26th Jan. Mrs. Swift. On the asd Jan. Mr. penis W hind, Affiftant to the Company's Mint. On the 6th Fcb. Mr. David Moun, Trader of Dinapore. On the 3d Feb. Lieu tenant Colonel Thomas Kearman. ache ad battalion Sth regiment Native Infantry. On board the Althea, on his page from St. He lena to England, Mr. George Berrie, late of Calrotta, mathema tical mitrument maker. On the 34 Feb. Mr. Francifeo Xavier Gomm Mr. Robert Dyer, on his page to Europe on board the Honourable Company's extra Ibip Prise& Mary. On the 9th February after a painful lingering Ulnds.Mr.Thamas Hollingbery, Lately. on board the Counters of Sodaerland, Mr. Newfons. To the NOBILITY, GEN URY, and the Public hi GeneraL 'HE celebrated A iISTERGENT LOTION, for the cure of SCORBU CIC ERII P LIONS, Ciiarfrnefs, Red ads Pimples, Scc. on the Face ' Hands, and Neck ; the only Re m-dy for Weehiady cicalae. the Dinvirzioa, and miaowing as '' Difeafesol the Shin; is prepared by the Inventor and fi de Proprie tor S. SOLOMON, M.D. St Solomon's Place, Llverponi, Au trio'. of .4 The Goble to Health," amid other valuable Works ; 4 1 1 6d. Hilf Plata, 24. 9 d. Dory ',militia 0' Note —A Government Stamp is paftcd on each Bdldle. whip the name and platted abode of the Prnprietnr, the.," S I MI. 114.maan, Liveginot,' enerawd therein, to count, rfeit which is Many, and i onifhable with Dehh.--likeierile are Ot2litiat. TO LADIES AND GEN ULE.MEN. Dr. SOLOMON Ms at length yielded to the fuheltatlon of Ms numerous floods-tits, and has sow prepared his ABSTER (:E.NT LOTION for public ere, which , for a fries of years. has beer the welder and achalratiol of Ms pnrate patients ! It Is the molt ekg-nt, fragrant, mile, ide, and valuable laguld or Wife for lie 'bone and o ther Eruptions on the Face and Skin. It gently vetoers the Skin to a &erre of farads and panty be vend the powers of dcfcrirtion. Ladles may roll that it readers the Skin fair, delicate, and renvarea every load of Rapt, tan, fun. bum, and aU that f.eckku art.! h rouse, loop Meets, or fanged generally produce; In Otort. it IS the icily c.fnt.tica Lady eau ore at her toilet with ode and eassfen. or a Gruileano hare reemnfe b. when OISVInt Is become a &who) operation by any entpure di ale on the face. This Abliergent may be applied whir nut the fmalleft hazard, for a mury foverslips remedy cannot be deviiixt fa even the molt de. hate frame Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the gond qualities of this Abfferrnt, as the heft dearer sod iscasmarr of the Skin. It ns. removes fpeedtly, without pain or tunable, all Hods of Magda Tettrrs, Ring.wornis, Spots, Rednefs, Swelanp or Cuttartelea • the Naie, 1310tehtS, 5411143Uril Tan I . ir Freckle'', Scud, and every Ipeelea of enlistees on the farfacc of t/se home body It is unisret dory to 'summate she advantages retaking to the ennftitution of every pules, by sire.-lam:ly rensuneg übltruellogi. from the holm of the Ain, end therehy Luring Ins and owe the mount, rat de paffiges and pores thrall' which satire expel, ist while or nimbus humours from the vital Said, and which being °laniard, arc (arced huh grin into the blood, and become the tonnes of many dangerous dlfrafes. It is there!. we a matter of much eonfeouroce. as well en prevent boatel (Warders, as fir the pri Invaders of tale, emeßwit. and brainy to our per fors, the• we ihould erecaSonolly have ratinsrfe to proper , Inward application, bet more ripe:idly it becomes *warty requidte who Use &ohs of otsftruelon make their appearaoet, and break out lam Pimples, Stanek Chrhamelso. or swear cutaneous Rtoptlona. It is by so means Dr. So Liston • intennoti to amok the fale of medicines ptibliOseal for fmffsr perpoks, or whiles say thing that may toilets. the (=SA idea of their loamy I kicking but the (borsch (Admits° fruit perfonagra of high rml, would have isdueid bun to fahmit his isligtergeot Gie public file : slit only as a Lotion, en be vied whillt under sensate of the And-Inspenutnes, bet a. a CriMetic in mattal, the proofs piddled by him of Its oh ro..a are as honourable as they arc incontrovertible and 'relive; theft, although they may he submittal tn the ItlpecW.O el a WI. tun, cannot be had bef we the public; no- will may cafe at two, however wooditrome in its mature, fir 'salted the chapati., ever he ?shined. The Abiletion saner talls if funds with this who the It a her nig, and as its prim evidently Thews that no private ewashimint le %Wit for by she Proprietor, fa aSo may as pubic be oenviond that nothing hot a certain? of to Aecsfe , email lodger Dr. hotunon to hazard *he grind °Maim his is 1 hosourod with by al rash/. In profaning thew with the Ahem gone ;Ann which they will no lotto proem gemilne by Weft at the Stomp. loid at his Wartime/IN Ma. , Doblin ; and by bh arpolotwilint, by J. Meth, rm. No. Strand; sad Dust y Ca. iron Chards-yard, Landau Smith, lastw, H Oder, adheurgit I, Casigovri IW.d. by al Vanden allarkg Tara la gnat irtu/s, biked awe Ammar. ~•_ • • . . The follevnl4 eak wit fent by Mr. t Airra, habit Warehot;ri i , South Bridge, lidinaurgb, to Dr. Bitoccat, attcfkd by lebrated Dr. ALEXANDER CAELVLE. DEAR SIR, t • A BOUT Six rears ago I was aliiiged with exam; daring Pains in my Le p, which continued for twelve months, about which time they began to (well greatly, and at WI broke nut in very offtstiliv.- ulcers, irons the Ace to the ltdee, si continued in this manner for two Year;, all which tithe I was eonl. fined to the Houle, lying unalle to walk, and my health mur4 impaired ; having tried cr,:ry thin , that could be thought of kit cure, without erred, I waeadvilor by a friend of mine to try yak's. Botanical Syrup; And upon taking the fait Pottle, I Round snir health became better, and the Ulcer. to h-tve a better ap whhds encouraged me t perrevere with your Syrup, um= taken Ge Bottles more, during which time my health Rill bream*, better. and the Ulcers healed, and lam in as good a Rate of kipdtil. as I have been in for there ten years pall, and ray Legs ire •M well, end have continued fo for there two yeas, pat. I am, Sir, your obliged humble fervent. CmighaU, Aug. se, I Boa. GEORGE WELL. The above fads are ;Utiles! by Ail:away I CARL YLK, NU/liner of foierellr, la the neithbovei hood of Llinhorgh. CARLYLE ULS.L.LIder. GEORGE STEWART, Wall% The Botanical Syrup and Reftoeutive NoMons Coedisl,tobe tud at the Dodur's bout., No ti, Albine4treet, 7 doors from ths I.i.verean hluf:-.um, Surrey fi de of FiLackfriambridgc, in bottles at ii. as. Its. ar.d 6a. (dt.ty included); at Bacon and Co.'s,Neages Oxford-itreet, oppoSte Bond-Brett; Wait, No. 324, Holborn' Withers* (late Cockelfs) Medicine Warehoufe, 229, Strand; Temple Bar; Tote*, Royal Axclunge; Williams, Perfumer to his Majelty, N 0.41, Pall -Mall; E. Neither', corner of Si, llayli Church yard ; Bolton's Royal Exchange; Ching and Butler, N o . 4. Ch eaptide Burgeois, Amick, and Son, No. gs. Haymarket g Shaw's Medicinal Warehoufe, liigh-itrett, Borough, opoofite tke Southwark Bank ; Mr. Pidding's. No. 76, Oxford-Meet, appetite the Pantheon; itorbee, Druggltt, No. gt, Blackman-Ifeet, So. rough; and Dicey, Bow-lanit; and by all Printers, Bookfellersi and Venders of Med cities In the Three Ramekins.' . Deo° tus's Guide to Old Age, or Adiriee otTboth Sear, to a rad ic ti and pumanent Cure for thole keret infirmities of Num; which delicacy often forbids to diklofe even to their litetatietii with a Treadle on Female Difoafts, Nervous, Hypochondriac, aid Confumptive Complaints.--TwwWch is added, Advice to Hubca p &c. It it particularly recommended to Sea-faring men. A ais, bottle contains equallir (mall Gees. Let , ers (biting Patient.' Cafes, with the Dodlor's tatted Fee of Guinea. will be Itridtly attended to. It will be neceirary the Dodor iheidd fee tech Pathos as are afflidted with Deafncfs or Lois of Sight; qr fend thelr,Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodlor (Port or Catriage paid); with hie otaal F. e. Attendance given every day at the Dnahr's littlare. hoe Ten till Three o'Cluck. WHE N Profeitorial Men of education and In: fponAbffity deviate Iry the general fyftem by the relation of a peculiar Branch, the lailMos of long conehmed Groot* is tie heft criterion of cope:Horny. Ten years "are I devoted my pradtiee to the excluevetrestinent of TH.REt DISORDERS, and the foccefsful refs* oi lay phis gives rat additional ardour to oppefe as far as I am Walks rat. wages of chore complaints which are the Malt besponait is iii CUM logic Of human Infirmities. .thil After initiation into every brads as an Array , formed a with at an ea sr rested of Prather to ream from the ignorance of uneducated Maly or the am* degionnon precipitancy of general Pradtitionen. The THREE DISORDERS, to the nor of whirls! Itive &Ohba nay aneutinn, comprise every fpecies of VENBREAL MSC, TION, whether of a recent er long duration.—.24l , Undo of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the habits ofaft the indulgecee of mature age, and LA* that deraogemont of eta (yam in Wthawn whirl fa =Mal BARRENNESS at ST EILIILITI. Numerrns slifeafes are the reit* of kgstOralbee or Weil treatment of a limpk Gonombea, and It not unfstoomdy drat the tied' of Lite arc meanest by the iadllcretion clan ed hour. Py a ftsperlor method fuels conislaims are and even where others have failed, I end that I may ta offer a radical re-eitablithman. Few, however, are the cab of complicated la the dIA order, tampered with the calamitous Etonian, of .„,_, _wb• ken induigeuee in a SOLITARY VICE, o r th e t ' , mews of pan e a latbkinable life, acquire that Rant of Y whisk Is Olt unavoidable eoefequeoce of filch ta• Where the nnhaypy fuSerer brood s his earefor conceals his odsfortime, it may be Fat him so know, that although It he an ate °Nimbi or antilltheY wit* o•h rsrr Prielinenc t4e removal there DEFICIENCIES by dm gradual r r /refs of ;csoraloo is the a equtramem of owes / me w& If the rites of %caps or Venus have begun to reduce issanly olls gour, meth i.nrinf will be prevented by an early couaterstitho oz this languid nitre sad in theft cake no great difficulties *W mead Put where this ticieleney has for years canted, a proper Pon reactance Is aulllpeably restate to revive the ilundanlagf., flit of Life, and to re-animate t!ic Coottitatiott MAitiriXD WOMXN. who have keg been &lambent In their mralations of a Family, may be aliened. that In Mall iln. ibiocesinth &fats are curable by Medical MIL The SECRECY which Is focittitial to my msdettaiiel, MA lib Qualikattoos which I have pr.:famed to data. fine this Sale d my pretenlions, and to coincidence with hub this fatigued's le ppm, that Mr. BRIBE may be emsfoltod (or by Wen Indef.:at • frail note) at his book Na ay, M ndcLAron. Shea{, mar Temple-Bar There is an additimal anises Is Water...l4cm a4oltdeig,mill the name la no both the doors. 1 1 74.mber of Royal Calve or &mom VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. TZIONLIIII TAYLOR, 11111011, No. 9, New erihmilrele. DEMI All, Landow I T is with the mon heartfelt fatisfanionthat I ad. dref, you on the inconspatable excellence of your litralwille Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.-10 eke liming eiddr year I bad the misfortune to contra& a Venereal Complaint, 11001. dad With the aloft darning and dangerous (yammers; brie mods that I have been eamined to my resat for a wh,le wee ingethal and not able to (Lir oil of It: I had no reit eight no day, and fuffered the mak excruciating pain and torment, end wit* was hill male, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I meld Evros duce o any object, if ever fo close to me, and expelled maim Vs than the total lots of my fight. From a itoet,hcalthy, and is. ther corpulent man, I becam, a mere diadem and an ebiedi of pity and compaleon.—My friends had all gives me over, and thought my recovery Impodible. M this dreadful Rate, awl te rabit every Monte to he my Lit In this wuild, I was forte needy re otrmanied by a neighbour to try TNT Medicines, but having tried di medical aid to no impede. adhere at m enornsesse expeoce, It was fame time before I could be prevailed en OD nit* • them; at laR t fent for Si bores, and Were I had taken them all, I found confidcrable benefit ;.dry pains gradually derreafed. and my eyrtlght grew beer, wad an the great finyriat and air niffunent of all my Maids, (thee taking three braes more), cay health and &length was perms neared, and I am now, (thanks to my Goa and your Invaluable Medicines), as well and ever I was in my life. Veit obliged humble fermate, Noverobar t. 1799. a. 1...t.E1G1C The above Medicine is carnally recommended moll metros that arc in any daunt of .11 ir hoi•••• •ntir-Ir free of ev:r9,Venc rod Affcellon, particahrty n Chafe sheet eke lag their midair. In life, ask will certainly madime Merl tale of Maser 41 1 however long handing, or however mot sot seder rte sr of other (Wankel it may' be: for lkorhodc, Chardids+ . . aeons Comptdots It la air* reawanr.nded to be the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared aid fold by the foie Propeetor. Tirol Meower of the Corporatioa of litorgeora, No. so. New Bridge-Wee, where he WM give Advi . Fee. to Perfotwtakirp there PIM, will Wirer tars, If pelt paid, atitbe famtiverma, abfantlei molt iaviabble feerecy,rne Patio's Parne aor metidared. bat at their ow* • arrlevlar during the mode a ems arm 36 yam that Jut of an extealve ak the above Malicial shim therefrom are alf fold by Ne appointrnalt. at tie 31. It. Albereo-ereet, ; Mr. Roberti/A`, sot. Oxford-erect; Mr. Steer% Dren.fakv, No. L'into Tower -AM ; ata• by ono Perko io every can in Ensisal, In Bates sf soli ia pl. sub kaki aid Pi" direabos LOSIDONI Primal and reb' l 4l.-v 1r 1 eirimersice, lAmitah) az the STAB OfFilel lbw. MOW diem tbe lvaa versa," I St ae ur si 27 to r! wi 11 x., Pere Wel ad it 1 lath thcy Pi II was tree" Cark at pr Uhl i CUrre Akat ....-01 *AL ;,„ka..41 1 .ii.;. gi, free ef ee:rr.Vesse- tig etc* amaidee .., Tie ' • et dras i = e l lt , oder ere lardelsir sod Oets• licirr ukeu, oflobilY 4° WWI 4 M Trowel TATUM, et 141 glee, so ik= e * erneu Mirk*. a uf isi firer Patients Ida- will I lell le sil esfee die limbs r aft MAW bee: repel * bf dal Pr ge :: War li ekes rue. i Marid the predief rits s '.. Ihe be Perfumer's, N.. mem foe's Toy-Goof. 14 ' %de, No. r, Unica-row , dirta r asirl.krabic t.wll de w gh Sod hunt Wog lift eri ki . TI tee. No, i• ( on` , ripe Temple flee. MIMS