The Sun. — London, England, 1802-04-07 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZUTE, April 6, ISoz Whitehall, April 6, r 86.2. ,TH E King has lken pleased to recommend the Reverend George Markham, Clerk, Master of Arts, to lie chosen into the place of Dean 'of the Metro_ political Church of York ; the same being 'void by the death of DoEtor John Fountayne. The King has been -phased to grant - to the ,Re qend Joseph White, DoCtor in Divinity, the office of Hebrew Professor in the University of Oxford, with the Prebend of Cht ist Church- 'annexed, the same being void by the death of Doftor Benjamin Bl;!yney. • The King has been pleased to.present the Re verend Charles Baillie, Clerk, Master of Arts, to ,he Reetory of Middleton, in Teesdale, in. .the Bi shopric-of Durham . , void by the death of the Re verend Robert Lascelles. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Charles Alcock, Clerk, Bachelor • of Laws, to the Archdeaconry of Chichester, void by the Promotion of the Right Reverend Father in God Dotior John Buckner to the See of Chichester. Ma t r-Officc, April 6, 1802, 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Ensign William Mingay, from the 9th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Rippe, who ex changes. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Robert Cham pion, to be Captain_ Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Watson, promoted in-the 35th Foot. 27th Ditto, Cornet WI Hill Wallis to be Lieutenant, vice Whim'', deceased. Adjutant Vincent Beatty to be Cor net, vice Wallis. Assistant-Surgeon John Sharpe to be Surgeon, vice Law, deceased. 28th Ditto, James Richardson Collins, Esq. to be Paymas ter., vice Johnstone, dismissed the Service. 29th ' Ditto, Fredetick James Horn, Gent. to be Cornet, by putchase, vice king, promoted. Regiment4th of Foot, Capt.'Hugh Montgomery, from the 60th Foot ; 'to be Captain, vice Twigg, Who exchanges. Jahp Currie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ma thew-, removed to the 47th Foot. 9th Ditto, Cornet Henry James Rippe, from the 7th Dra goon Guards, to be Ensign, vice Mingay, who exchanges. Henry Shepherd, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Green, promoted in the Rifle Corps. r2th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Ensign Henry Eater, vice Gordon,deceased. Ensign John Fogerty, vice Neville, de, ceased. Ensign Mark John Molloy, vice Parker, de ceased. • To be Ensigns--Adjutant Jagger, viceKater. Charles Crawford, Gent. vice Fogerty. George Mackay, Gent. vice Molloy. 24th Ditto, Ensign George Thew Bourke', from the Ancient • Irish Fencibles, to be Ensign, vice Carleton, who returns to his former situation :11 the Ancient Irish encibles. 45th Ditto, Alexander Martiit, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Savage, promoted. Thomas Greening, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. ist Ditto, James Henry Bloomfield, Gent,, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kyte, promoted. 54th Ditto, Ensign Robert Rowe t: be Lieutenant, vice .Predam; deceased. Lieutenant John Lavery, from the Tarbert Fencibles, to be Ensign, vice Rowe. Ditto, Captain Joseph Twigg, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain, vice Montgomery, who exchanges. Charles Gataker. Esq. to be Paymaster of the 6th Battalion, vice Wilson, deceased. • 67th Ditto, Ensign John Gelling to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Watson, promoted. 71st Ditto, Ensign Colin Campbell to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Gualt, 'who retires. 72d Ditto, john Robinson ; Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Duncan M'Gregor, promoted. 73d Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander George Gordon to be Cap tain-Lieutenant, vice Gore, promoted in the Caithness Highlanders. Lieutenant illiam Fraser to be Adjutant, vice Gore, who .resigns. Serjeaot-Major David Rose to be Quarter-Master, vice the Honourable George Tumour, who resigns. 74th Regiment of Foot, Captain-Lieutenant H. Macdonnell Murray to be Captain, without purchase, vice Swinton, promoted. Lieutenant Roderick Macleod to be Captain_ Lieutenant, vice Murray. Captain-Lieutenant Rode& Macleod to be Captain, vice Campbell, deceased. Lizute. nant Russell Manners to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Macleod. To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Alexander Mein, vice Mac leod: Ensign William Robertson, vice Shank, deceased. Ensign Lorn Campbell, from the 78th Foot, vice Alexan der Campbell, deceased. To be Ensigns—Basset Collins, Gent. by purchase, vice Neilson, promoted. John White, Gent. without pur chase, vice Mein. John Kennedy, Gent. without pur chase. vice Robertson. nth Ditto, Ensign Robert Syme to be Lieutenant, vice Bullock; deceased. Francis Engel, Gent. to be, Ensign, • vice Sy me. t 76th Ditto, Ensign John Good Watson to be Lieutenant, by vurchase, vice - Sears, promoted in the yth Foot. John Lawson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gwynne, appointed to the:o Dragoon Guards.- • 77th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Charles - Mackintosh to be Captain, without purchase, vice M`Quarrie, promoted in the 86th Foot. Lieutenant Donald Mackenzie to be Cap . Lain-Lieutenant, vice Mackintosh. Ensign James Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, deceased. 78th Ditto, Ensign I. J. Stephens to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hu:nberstone,. promoted. Ensign James Lar kin to be Lieutenant. , by purchase, vice Rooper, pro moted in the 3d.West India RegiMent. Ta be Ensigns—William Mansell, Gent. without purchase, vice Larkin. Thomas Cameron, Gent. without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted in the 74th Foot. William Dunbar, (,ent. by purchase, vice John Dunbar, pro mo t e d. Both Ditto, Ensign Matthew Robert Freeman to, be Lieute nant, by _purchase, vice Mowbray, promoted. Andrew Adamson, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mow bray, omoted. sl4th Ditto, Ensign Samuel Wright to be Lieutenant, by pur _ chase, vice Anders, who retires. • yoth Ditto, Harry Allison, Esq. la be Paymaster. Scotch Brigade, Ensign James Basden to be Lieutenant, by purchase. ---- Sandrock, Gent. to be Ensign,,,,by pur chase, vice Tate, promoted. A Corps of Riflemen,. Major George Callander to be Lieute nant-Colonel, by purchase, vice M`Leroth, who retires. 4th West-India Regiment. Captain William Brio: from the Half-pay:of the 6th - Foot, to be Captain, c Copper thwaite, who is superseded, having absented himself with out leave. - BREVET. Captain William Bray, of the 4th West-India Regiment, to be Major in the Army ; the Commission dated tat March, • • Bro 4 Volonteer Infantry James How, Esq. to be Captain, vice William How, who retires. - Thomas Cheverton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice North more, who resigns. • William Trickett, Gent. to be Ensign. (7aitTliess Volunteer's. First Lieutenant William Manson to be Captain, 'vice 'Waters, deceased. Second Lieutenant Peter i\PDugal to be First Lieutenant, vice Manson. Second Lieutenant Donald Campbell to be First Lieutenant, vice Sinclair, deceased To be Second Lieutenants—john Murray ' Cent. vice Mac. dugal. • Jobn Murray, Cent. vice Lunn, %Ito resigns. Magnus Hogston, Cent, vice Campbell. Gervan Volunteers.. fames Maclean, Gent—to be Ensign, vice Brown, who is superseded, being absent without leave. f • ist Battalion of th: Manchester and Salford Volunteers. Captain Thomas Potter to be Major, vice Entwisle. deceased. Captain-Licht. Abraham Levy to be Captain, vice Potter. -Lieutenant Thomas HutialLut to be Captam-Lielt:CAlitilt, }ice Levy.. Ensii;R Richard Gould 'to be Lieutenant, vice Hardman. Edward Hardman, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Could. But where this pcheieney has fin years Aisted, a proper perseverance is indispensably • ciptisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and tii re-animate the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expettations of a Faintly, may be assured, that in most instances, such defecis are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertak and the qualifications which I ha . ve presumed to state, farm the basis of my pretensions, anti in coincideme with such this intimation is given, that Mr. B. ritay be ctinsulted personably, or by Letters (inJosing a small Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple. Bar. pr . There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. . Member of the Royal College of Sawrgeons. BUCHANAN IVI'M I LLAN, (pf Bow-Street, Covent..Carden); and Published by W ILL? AM A R 1 ,41 GER ScR rer4, (of Horse-ferry..road, Westminster) ; , No. it i, strand ; when tidurliirtficals? Orders for the, .Paper, Letter' for the Editor,&c. t ia must be addre4;, LONDON : Printed b At the SuL.OFricr, BANrRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 22,. John Underwood, of Great Marlborough street,' apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall. ' BANKRUPTS. Richard Wood, of Liverpool, 'merchant, to surrender May tl, 12, and IS, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Griffiths, Chapel-stairs, Lincoln's.lnn ur Mr. Wood, Liverpool. Thomas Horden Sing, of Stockport, Chester, grocer, April April 22, 23, and May 18, at eleven, at Hillidge's Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Milne, Inner-Temple, Lon don ;. or Messrs. Milne, Sergeant and Milne, Manchester. John Henstridge Hall, of Cheapside, -merchant, April . 13, and May t, 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Reynolds, Spital-square. ' ' John Alger, of 14 alcot, Soniersetshire, soap-maker, April 21, 22, and May 18, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, Vath. Attorney; MI% j. Randolph, Fountain-Buildings, Bath. Charles Cvnvlisliaw, of Ashborne, perbyshire;grocer, April 12, 13, and May tB, at one, at Guildhall, London. /.A t tomev, Mr. Michell, Union-Court, Broad-street. John Hansord, of Alford, Lincolnshire, innkeeper," April 21, 22, and May IS, at eleven, at the White-Hart Tavern, yingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Dickinson, King ston-upon-Hull; or Mr. Rosser, Kirby-stteet, Hatton- Garden. lohn Carruthers, of Liverpool, joiner, Al , ril 30, and May 1, 18, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Bardswell, Fenwick-street, Liverpool ;' or Mr. Black-• stock, Fig-Tree-court, Temple. Matthew Moody, of West StoCkwith, Nottinghamshire, ship-builder, May 15, 17; and 18, at eleven, at the Black . Inoor's Head, Gainsborough: AttOrnies, Mr. Fisher, 'of Gainsborough ; or Mr. Spencer Young, Carlisle-street. Philip Seward and Thomas Pipon, of Southampton, mer.. . chants, April 12, at twelve, 13, and May 18, at ten, at the Dolphin Inn, • SouthaMpton. Attornies, North add Curry, Southampton. Charles Baggs, of Liverpool, merchant, April 30, May r, 18, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Stanistreet and Eden, Liverpool ; or Mr. Windle,l3artlFtes- Buildings, Holborn. • 'DIVIDENDS. April 3e. Edward' Dunmore, Of Stonton Wyvell, Leicester shire, miller, at eleven, at the Angel-Inn, Market-Har borough. May 15. john Collier, of Stockport, Chester, and Samuel • Collier,. of Manchester, cotton-spinners, at four, at Spencer's Tavern, Manchester. May 2,2. George Heaton 'the younger, late of Leeds, oil merchant, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Leeds. May 8. MattlieW Dormer, of- the Curtain-Road, soap maker, at eleven, at Guilhall. May 4. Charles Rose, of Saint Ann, Westminster, cheese monger, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. Thomas Allwood, late of Great Russel -street, carver, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. . William Spencer, of Saffron-Hill, viaualler, at ten, at G _ - May 4. Samuel Lacey, of Tooley-street, Southwark, oil man, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. f allies Gregory, of' Wolverhampton, soap-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. April 30. John Caspar Hartsi n ck, Juli us H u t c hi nson , an d William Playfair, of Cornhill, bankers, at eleven, at Guild ' hall. May 15. Arthur Anthony Lovelace, of Hatiway-street, Oxford-Road, glazier and painter, at ten, -at Guildhall. May - 4. William Schultze and Philip Unger, of Little Britain, merchants, ar one, at Guildhall. • CERTIFICATES. ' April 27. loseph Sowry, of Arnilsy, Leeds, clothier: William Jeffs, of the Strand, haberdasher. George Sanwa, late of the bolt and Tun Yard, f leet-street, coach—master. William Watkins, of Raven-row, Spitalfields, - carpenter. Philip Winton, late of the Jamaica-House, Bermondsey, vidualler. lames Pitkethly, of Wood-Street, druggist. Christopher Shaw, Joseph Graham, and John Burn, Of Southampton, wine-merchants. J)J ICE 01, sTucks, YESTE RDAY. Inaa Bonds Excheq. Bills s. s. ,s. dis. Fundable ditto preni. 3d Exchequer Bills par New S. S. Stuck t)►nnium Inver t 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 13;k ►i.tnk fbr opening India for opening Cnnsols for Account 774 9 Bank Stock Navy per Cent. col; iper Cent. 1797, to 6 rish 5 Per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. Con. -921 9th per Cent. Red. 764 716 k ; per Cent. Con. 77i at 7.1 i Ditto Scrip. . . (rank Long Ann. 224 2 Ditto Short 4nn. 43 - ' 6 Ditto Scrip BREWING AND MALTING. MR. MORTON, at No. zB, in the Strand, respeafully informs the .Public, that he instruct s Gentlemen in the use of the Thermometer, and the appli cation of that Instrument - relative to Brewing, and will furnish them with Manuscript Instruatons, which enable them to practise the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, and. other Malt Liquors. He will also turnish them wirh Manu script I nstruCtions for making Pale and Brown Malts, after the most approved praaice, and having been long , in business upon his own account, and taking a pleasure in trying many and various experiments, and noting their result, it-has given him a degree of praaical and experimental knowledge, in the different lines of his profession, which very few possess, as c n be proved from the many Letters and Vouchers of the most eminent Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his different modes of practice, and many of these Gentlemen he never had the pleasure Of seeing. His. Manuscripts put it in the power of Gentlemen, to brew an exceeding fine flavoured- Porter from Malt a n d Hops alone, combined with the simple element of Water, with out the use of any other ingredient whatever. Any address,• sent post-paid, to D. Morton, will be duly attended -to.—He returns his respeCtful Thanks to those Gentlemen who have approved so highly of the utility of his Manuscripts and professional Abilifies. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. ANTW ERr , , MARCH 30.—The Captain of a ves sel which arrived at this port yesterday, has made the follo w ing declaration upon the situation of Gua daloupe : 4 I, the undersigned, Guillaume, Jacques Rayon, native of Dunkirk, Captain of the ship the Com merce, of Antwerp, belonging to Citizens Coppens and Co. Merchants at Antwerp, declare, that I sailed from the island of Guadaloupe the rst of Feb. last, from the Bay of Mahattlt ; that on the evening 'of my departure, I repaired to Pointe-a-Petre, and that at that time the City and the rest of the Colony were in pedal tranquillity ; that the Pro visional Council, established after the return of General Lacrosse, was dissolved; that the mulatto Pelage, who commanded an armed force, had sub mitted to the civil authority exercised by Citizen Roustagnenq, Principal Commissioner of Marine, vested with lawful powers by Citizen Lescalier, Colonial Prefea ; that the cultivation was in full adivity ; that the Negroes were tranquil; and that the Mulattoes manifested an intention to join the Whites for the maintenance of good order ; that a French Division was impatiently expelled there ; and that the most presstng invitations were made to the Colonial Prefect, to come and take the admi nistration of the Island. In testimony of which I have signed the present Declaration, as being the exat truth. (Signed) . G. J. ROYON. " Arthwetp, March 29." " I, the Undersigned, add to the above Decla ration, that the signing of the Preliminaries of Peace was known for a long time at Guadalouna ; that Commerce is resuming its aaivity there; that at the moment of my departure, there were arrived at the Colony two ships from Havre, two from Bourdeaux, one from L'Orient, and one from Hain- - burgh ; that all the merchant vessels were perfeetly well received there, and that sixty at least were expe&ed ; that Rear-Admiral Lacrosse had retired to Saintes ; and that the merchants of Gaadaloupe were purchasing, at any price, ships for the purpose of sending them laden to France. " Antwerp, same day and year as the above. (Signed) 66 G. J. ROVON." What a fortunate circumstance fo'r the British Fair it is, that their peculiar . diseases are so amply treated on in " Solomon's Guide to Health !" Hence is to be attributed the amazing sale that this Three-shil ling Pamphlet leas met with ; f6r not only the Single but the Married, as well as those females who arc advanced in years; find the most important:instruc tion and amusement combined, and are capable of discriminating, at one view, what is and what is not proper for them in every situation of life. 41 We should never despair," is -a maxim truly verified in the cure-of Mr. Morton, an eminent cheesemonger, Wellclose-square. This Gentleman was very severeryafiliaed with a Rheumatic Gout, so as to be unable, to leave his room ; after having ineffectually had recourse to a variet} , of other re medies, he was in 1798 induced, by the advice of the Rev. Dr. Williams, to take : Gardner's - Pills, five boxes of which completely cured him. This WHEN Professional Men of Educ a ti on an d Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sandion of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority, Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages. of those complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. • After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species of VENE REAL INFECTION,' whether of a recent or ,long du. ration: adly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys; or the indulgences of mature age : And, lastly, taat derangement of the system in wo. men which is cal led BARRENNESS, or ST E RI LIT Y. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment •of a simple Gonorrlicea; and it not un-- frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me thod suc; Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have tailed, I trust that I may presume to offer 'a radical re-estahlishincnt. Few, however, arc the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations .01 Men, woo, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire tha\t state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. • Whets the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, hut. carefully cone eals nis misfortune,' it may be some conso. lation fin- him to kiiow, that althouo it be an object •of doubt or uncertainty with other Pradiicniers, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual p; . ogresS of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my . Experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by au early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficUlty will occur. • CHLTWyND MANOR ESTATE ADVOW-°N, • •• .• • STIROPSHIRE. UCTION , TO BE PEREMPTORILY' SOLD B, -• By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, On MONDAY the of May, at One o'Clock, IN.ONE LOT, (By'-Order of the Proprietors and alt. Parties concerned) a 6 k MOST CAPITAL and VALUABLE,YREE3 I FP )LD 'ESTATE, consisting of the extensive IVlatra 'of Chetwynd and Edgemond, capations MansiOn, beau" o f Park of about' zoo Acres, embellished with River, Sheets Water, Wood, Hill, Dale, B:c.' and sundry eligible with all suitable Buildings, and near '2OOO Acr es of Al'a_u`a' rt Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, an Asylum of La o gi, ar -,E} great Plenty of Game, and principally Tithe Free, and r Tax redeemed, let at old Rents, amounting to ne Annum TWO TI-lOUSAND POUNDS , itn exclusive of Land in hand, capable of very • provement on the demise of the Leases. • the Also the Perpetual Adyowson of the Reaory, annual value of • FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, • e ars; subject to the Lit:: of the present Incumbent, aged 60 ) daily increasing from the laclosure of Waste Land• •CS andprinted Particulars, with engrated Plans, maY Mr. SamueCßagnold, of Newport, will shew the Prern a l ci t the Printers of the Shrewsbury Chronicle ; Chester Conrant Birmingham Chronicle; Staitbrdshire Advertiser; Atbenx _ 1 ; . Liverpool ; Thomas Lloyd,. Esq. .Gray's-Inn ; Ne s : r , Strong and Still, Lincoln's I n NeW s uare; S haws, New Bridge-street n • • b° w , Black Friars; Rainbow, considerable hill, and in Pall-Mall. • Mr• • • • • . Christie is impowered to receive PropOsals bY of •Contrad tor the Whole . of the Estate •on or before the isto May next, and if not treated for before that will be ay, . , ou t up on the loth of May, and sold . to the best Biddy wito reserve. berhri•ya: MEDICINE • ACT. , rE, At the only Warehouse for Di. JAMES'S P')" - ii the No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, a few Corner of Cheapside, t the THE,i O following MEDICINES are Sold, 3 , i annexed, inclusive of the q tamp PlL" j oide Posed by this Ael; but no Criarge nas hilt ed 3t upon f)r. IAM ES' POWDER, which is contiou,.o be the original - Price of 2S. 6d. per Packet. It iliziY a" ~, ,n ' DJ- - had at i.l. 45. -per_ Dozen; or the 'quantity Ll+ 3 e a ; A Packets in, one Bottle for il.-. zs. 6:J.—Duty includ that the Public are. no sufferers. - . , „.•,, tll O But in order to facilitate the • operation, - I tO les . l -- .ve 11 , _ . c to burden of. this Ad, which 'would in a great incx- 01 ", tic • v ies ,proved a Tafs u on Benevolence, all the. ot':1-?.r Mc' g oiF, are sold to any ersons - purchasin- h: If ' IN tarl or , A a if 0z,..1 . , -d , free lions the expellee of the Stamp'. s. s. d. „,. . o 9 Qr. lames's Powder z 6. Cephalic Snuf f Analeptic Pills 4' 6 Cattle Powder i' 6 - ' ric Lozenges s I 9 Dr. Hooper'S.Pills • i ii —LCamomi.l6)ll-,. ~; ‘‘) lir. Austin's Cl4lybeat , ESSenceofCbit°l` i ) G 1 - Pills - 4 0 - Essence of.PCP,P- -, -, - ,es 5 5 Doors froi 13erry'sBilious Pills . 5 o Ormskirk Metlic b " . 3 2 Dalby's Carrninative i 9 Glass.'s N.l3,giu , ''..: ` ts i `" TickelrsiEtliciealSpi- , . I ngli . sli's'' Scots 2 ' l i- I tit - -- 3 6 C rant's Drops 5 ,2- Greenough's Tindures i. 1/, Norton's Di(rds 5 c' Tolu Lozenges i i - Spil§bury's Dr p r; Mr. Spence's DentriV •c ,- •, • Fl l, 0 .ice 4- 0 dpeeffilTleill S a . Freake's Tina'. of Bark' 3 6 English CoOe i 9 Huxharn's, by ditto, .2 6 D r : So-lander's " - I c' Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe a 6 • • jonz..%s's itheutnatic 0 6 Also, the ,Geduine Aeq ue bi ts 'ade; laicly irnportorders --.Convulsion Oil z. 6 Tincture -1, 3 ' 14 most of the other Proprietary McdVines in repute. ,4 for Exportation are supplied w i t h out S ta mps, .as b "` br Act. . atlil Ik4cs- c this N. 13. As many Persons, particularly Servants —„roprie sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, thc - . , : the tor, ,is under the necessity of pointing out, 'that it, is t ot ir East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, has a large White Stuccoed * Faint, with these v 0 701z• v:ribed : " THE ONI Y WAREHOUS•g F O kMl!:S's POWDER." • This Day was pOblished, --- • ' an d all By Mathews, Strand; Symonds,. Paternoster - ro w ; Booksellers, . A•New Edition, Price Three Shillings, of „,,..a ; nery, Impotency in the L., This Pamphlet 'points out the Cure of a •Gonorrl_(.l% and confirmed O si N phi ' i S is GUIDE dent' to Females, with an - - Appendix on the subJed i 4 ijc s, solitary and destructive Vice ; and. an ,Address to rei u , A . Guardians, Tutors and those who have the care ankT ra te, tion of Youth. Likewise, Advice to Bathers, at 1''17,-„rlf SonthaMpton,. Scarborough, Bath, Bristol, erze• - P 3tl '.' - lilus" the afflicted with .Alervous Complaints. The whole is , a e, - tsr i\.'7anictailsisterainiitEysosirlyßaornre..Sm7cticill:.'i.; trated and interspeiscd with a variety of authentic j ; ite o f never before published, explaining the symptoms , i loeu - Treatment, and Remedies in the Scurvy, Lepro s Y , nd matisin, Gout, King's EviW b l Scrofula, Lues V • enerooce , t, 2 a or all - diseases originating in an impure state of th e obstrirded perspiration. - •ed ciat ' • • Those who have resided in hot climates, and are el ' ! „' 3 ,, their or labour, under a continual drain ; a:nature w 4cre-:, "'" 111 • C bodily strength is not..4nly exhatifed, but also ti;01:' in thisa n d y y so i ni v im a a c gi i i , t ) p - te i h, m opi p iig a e l i r oe importantd i N i v ti i i l e l m :s e e e x t,w publication..illo a t l i ii i t e i c u . i l l y i n : 11 :: ti ' r c u ._ at; fart 1.111. given way to adelusive, 'secret, and (testi-naive s'it i : it.ioc tiot , l „ s , their health, and destroyed their whole -anin la so ladent thereby t—such will meet with a " Balt-apt' CO I Gu ije to in perusing the'mode of cure laid down in. ` 1:1 c flelth."? . TR I.. f TO - THE NE RVOUS AND • HYPOCH°N a ;no° tended P As Nervous • and ,Hypoebondriae ComPla i L ts „Zed,. n; more r ‘ e v v i a t lii,t manyin a Europe reati 1 tal-iiiadn alarming is eFier aI i y iii.- --1 vi lify -- certainly claim assistance, and not, case, derision or contempt, the Author has been eery ,i frola five to their method of cure; and, he tlatter. nnns e ''',..o.l A , ii ; •$ b the observations he has made,that the present .. . 1 reatise on those DiseaSes as anv.extant. • - atO TO, THE FAIR SEX.. &Stine • The tender Female,. who, though by nature, is i ii _ ah le to__ be the .preserver of the human race, yet is, alas 'l' tion t" lj ' v c • many natural indispositions,.whiCh reader her coot I pie; I,l' asis stycii-on.ig)teonri;all,:tttesrfie wretched and unequal, When compared - ,to tiw - i rl ., ) coPY S whatever situation of life shels placed in,;: - she se l4 , ° ,', c ,i s tate ,- a perfea state of health. If she enters into the wel'' . a rises' &c,—lf she remains single, even from that source with u, not bitt cr lyei s f and pregnancy brings it a train of 1,-N:fill-Jig', ' ab le to labouring muter some'. infirmity, bec aus ' - - be " stranger to a mother's pangs." than " ~ What cats be of more importance to a female, ,is pi , ~•hid' 5ilL- properly acquainted with every symptom to ‘,"--- h c irCP - f. r. culiarly liable ? And how to conduct herse lf in sat; ..., o f i friends ? . . . . . stances without wounding her delicacy by a disclositr.ceteotreo' tears or her apprehensions, to the rude s"crutiny of I" . . Youth, who have unguardedly. plunged- s 'n il° she will s'earcely 1 );' oe i s 4 ' isCPI C 1- licentious love, and feel the dreadful elfeCtsof iiiicatlorict, brace co what is still More dreadfM, injudicious t c r lde rs !, of a coin plaint which has to() many illiterate l)Nt(t'ilapPl cure), will find a taithfut " Guide to Heel th,:.'. , il'• then . ire en _ ness toe, in the perusal of the present publicatioia% bell 05 . - - The Author is proud to confess, that he ll ' s o il i ' e '', sisted by eminent Medical Alen, to • Whose labot, i _ r _ re ti - o, sistance be is much indebted ; they have. tried tn 7 3 6 . 3 , (i, prescribed as well as liiinseli - , - and have not befferoi Atli' ashamed. to acknowledge their saliitary and P' v - ier cacy. Orders given to any Rookstller in Town c' r exe cut ed ' " Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly ert only 3s. each copy, free of carriage. for the .very elrkellent cbarcter of this . 13 - °C ; : .' ill ' "? : t i:: different Reviews. ' _ - f ci , , r •)rou . rtv-. 'l'o the . Public.—Nothing call be a stronger r it bas ; i.: utility cni this work, than the unprecpclented 54,` - ' i e. , ini v ' i with, no la'ss than One 1-landreci:Thousand Cop ~,, ,, ..f been dispOsed ofin a very slim t tune. ' he sun, 1- 0 . 1 1; Ev,traCt of the CharaCter giv..:.n of this Work in. t• , yion! Courier, Albion, 'Limes, Pailv• Adverter. co g:-. i : Chronicle, and rnost-of the I. iterii'y Journals J.V.-'.,110.::,.,_ " 'We have. the . satishiction 'of announcin.g itili:vicw:ds,A,Li'Ll: twit of another . ' edition of D. : Solomon' s . 1 ,., inet e'l ''Quide to Health," a book which has c ertl l _ , ( o , /t ie . 0 01 the most extensive sale of any medical protc` a ' i ni c ied i r d heard of. Upon an a t ten . tive ptn-usal of it % tr e . o w be t s e ./3 meet with mutit useful advite And instruaton , t f o r t.,. 1 d i., 'rite(' on ,ii as i r most) approved remedies are certainly' Pointed as SV . 0$ 0 riots disorders on which - it puticutarly treats, to ~coo reclions for Fenerel heailit highly iiiteresting. J , :.---"... every denomination." - ' - Se e unrivalled medicine mac be had at Nos. 75 and 76, Long-acre, in boxes at z is. ros. 6d. or 5s. — N. B. Six shillings saved in the guinea—boxes for the Poor zs. 3d.—Sold by most :Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. The First-drawn Ticket yesterday morning, No. 48,752, entitled to Twenty Thousand Pounds, was sold by RICHARDSON, -GoopLucK, and Co. at their Offices, Cornhill, Charing-Cross,..Norwich, and Liverpool, in two Fourths, two Eighth, and four Sixteenth Shares. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. TIIIRTY•SCOND DAy.—The following Numbers were drawn Prizes. No. 48,752, as drawn, entitled to 20,0031. No. 23,170, 33,314, Prizes of tool. No. 20,585, 15,401, 15,712, 20,343, Prizes of sal. SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, APRIL 5. Passed by—the Lady Tyrconnel, Rait, from Oporto ' - Ja coba, —, from Amsterdam ; Renodina, Waalson, from Ostend ; Hammond, Bryan ; Hannah, Kruger, and Friends Goodwill, Gray, from Rotterdam. Sailed—the Fame, Convoz, and Hibernia, Coughey, for Belfast ; Vrow Christiana, Bakker, for Rouen ; Vrow tharina, Voss, for Barcelona ; Nelson, Parr, for Quebec; Diana, Parsell, for Dublin ; Friendship, ----, for Cork ; Patty, —; Recovery, Brain, and the E xpidiotte, for Rotterdam. MARRIED. Yesterday, at St. Geotge's, Bloomsbury, Samuel Fother gill Lettsom, Esq. of Grove. Hill, Camberwell, to Miss Garrow,.only daughter of William Garrow, Esq. of Bed ford-row. DIED. On Saturday .the 27th ult. at Cardross, James Erskine, Esq., of Cardross. On the zgth ult. at Blackford, LieutenAnt-Colonel Alex ander Trotter, of tile Marines. On the joth ult. at Edinburgh, Mrs. Janet Thomson, wife of Mr. Henry Johnston Wylie, W. S. On the 25th ult. at Nairn, Mrs. Christian Robertson, re- BO of the deceased Lieutenant Charles Robertson, of the late 76th Regiment of Foot, in the Both year of her age. • Oerhursday the 25th ult. at his house in James's -court, Edinburgh, Mr. Robert Tennent, Solicitor at Law. On the 22d -ult. at Newmains,, in 'the 87th year of his age, Dr. Robert Mackinlay. On the tst of September last, at Vellore, in the East In dies, Major... William Elliot, eldest son of Cornelius Elliot, Esq. W. S. On Saturday the zoth ult. Mr. - lames Laing, Merchant, High-street, Perth. 'On the 26th ult. at Anderston, near Glasgow, Mr. John Govan, Manufadurer, in the Both year of his age. On - Monday last, in Great Orinunit-street, the youngest daughterof Mr: Sergeant Best: • _ Lately, in the fit - and of Jamaica, the , Rev. Williain Holmes. On Saturday, at his house at Hammersmith, Mr. fames Thom son, son, aged 67. On Sunday night, in Hornsey-lane, Mrs. itan'.:ing, wife of Mr. Joseph Ranking, of Cheapside. I