The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-31 00:00:00

From t7)e LO WDOY "GAZETTE, March 27. 'Par-Office, March 27, !Sox 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards; Ensign Thvnne Howe Gwynne, from the 76th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Turner, promoted. ist•Battalion of the rat keOment of Foot, Major Archibald - Steuart to be Lieutenant - Colonel; by purchase, vice Cowell, who retires-. Capt - dn bleu Proby, front the 81st Foot, to bF Major, vice Steuart. 4th Re: , iment of Foot, Lieut e n an t J ames Ogilvie, from the Royal. Fuzileers, to .be Captain, pnrchase; vice Nlac leoa, promoted. Ensign Henry Hdrdinge, from the Queen's Rangers, Ito be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice O'Connel, who retires. gth Ditto, tieutenant William Cress to be Captain, )y pur chase, vice Hauslip, whose Appointment does nut take place. 22a Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Thomas''Hurlstone to he Cap. taut, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires. 35th Ditto, captain-Lieutenant-Lewis Watson, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ozßyrne, who retires. 4oth Ditto, ilia fir-General Hay Macdowall, from the 7 8th Foot, to be LiOntenant., Commandant .of a Battalion, vice 'Lord Hutchinson, :appointed to the Command of the 74th Fait. 49th _Ditto, , Ensign I'. B. P. Horton, to . be Lieutenant, by purcha vice Nlorgan, who retires. 73d Ditto, Ensign Argyle Noble to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 74th Ditto, Major-General John Hely Lord Hutchinson, K. 8.. ftom the zd Battalion 40th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Charles O'Hara ; deceased. • 77th Ditto, Ensign Horton Coote llrisco, from the 33d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by mirchase, vice M'lwosh, promoted. gist iiitto, Lieutenant Williaffl DodsworCi to be Captain,, by purchase, vice - Proby, promoted in the: Ist Battalion of the Royals. tijth Ditto, Major Matthew Lord Aylmer to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchase, vice Dougfes, who n,tires. Ensign John Graydon to be Lieutenant, by purchase. loth West I ndia Regiment, Captain O'Shiell to be Cap- Permanent Rank in the Army. A Corps of Riflemen, Second Lieuteuant Thomas Brereton to be I- irst Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Steward, pro moted. LIOS.RITAL STAF F. William Moore, M. D. Inspeßor of Hospitals, to be Princi pal Medital Officer of,theHospitals in the Isle of Wight, . vice lackson, who resigns: M MORANDT4'N. The Appointment of Lieutenant Edward Ilrown Mostyn, from the Half-pay of the late 3d Regimentotthe Irish Brigade, to be Lieutenant in the loth Regiment of _Foot, as stated in the' Gazette of the nth November, 179 g, has not taken place. From the LONDON GAZETTE, March jo. BANKRUPTCY.ENL.IRGED. May 22. Alexander Arbutlmatt and Richard Braeken, late of ttilpcit-lane, London, merchants, at, ten, at Guildhall. BANA."I2UPTS. • John Wells and William Wells, of Noble- . street, London, nierc r 5. ty surreniler April 6, i 3 and May 1, at ten., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C leadnll, I d othbur y . Samuel Wflkiiison and juseph llurrou4:l, Wycomb, b.mkers, April 3, 13, and May 1, .at ten, Zit GUlldhall, London.. Attorney; Mr. Shelton, S.:ssions-House; Lon- Bryan Kirivan„--of Royal-Row, Lambetb,.vintner,April3, at twelve, 24, at ten, and May tt, at one, at Guildhall. At tortiLn-, ovenden, jermyli-street. John Tunnicliii and Moses Tunuiclian •of Nlacelesfield? button atm twist-manufacturers, April 6, .7, and May 11, at ten, at the Old Angxl i.nn, Macclesfield. Attornies, Mr. Clulow, Macclesfield; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. Thomas Deacon, of Queen's-flins,. thelsea, carpenter, A prl 6, 13, and Mav ;;.„ . ..t ten, 'at guildhall. Attorni es , Mt.ssrs. Carter and Shelueici, Prescott-street, Goodman's - - fieitio. Robert Lomas, of Stockport, Chester, cotton-spinner, April 14, 15, and May 11, at eleven, -at the White-Lion Inn, . Stu - Aiwa. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South ?ton -Buildings, chancery-lane; or Mr. Walker, Stocic port. . Robert Carter, of Witham, Essex, linen-draper, April to, . 13„iud t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Sutilow and Richardson, Monument-Yard. ; - pri4DENDs. - May 22. Thomas Fitt, of Swansea, haberdasher, t eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 15. Daniel trencher, of Carey.lane, Wood street, velv::.-ritibon and lancy-hat-manufadurer, at eleven, at Guildhall. May.ls. William Woodcock, ofSt. Martin;s-lane,plUmber, at Gltilt4ll4ll. May 22. William Rawlinson, of St. John-street, Stafford shire-warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. May 15. Join Bell, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. David Lewis and Richard Potter, of Mansion ilouse.strcet, wholesale linen-drapers, at nine, at Guild- . . . hall. May it. john Mills, of Brooks-Green,. Hammersmith, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. Sarah Stears, of Leeds, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. May 3. William Churchill, late of Sumerton, maltster and c;on.inon-brewer, at ten, at the Red-Lion Inn, Somerton. April 23. John liewick the younger . , of Monk Wearmouth ' Shore, butcher, at twelve, at the George-Inn, Sunderland. Mgy 8. Edward Osman, of Hackney, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall• • April 22. • Peter Drinkwater, .of ManQhester, and Thomas Dakeyne, of Darley-Dale, Deilayshire; cornfadors, at eleven, at the Star-Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATE. April zo. • William , Robinson the younger, of Kirbymoor side, Yorkshire, spirit-merchant. PERTH, MARCH 22. ON Monday the Sth instant, Captain J. F..S. SMITH, with his detachment of Royal Artillery, marched from Gowrie Barracks in Perth, where he has had the Command for upwards of eight years. On this occasion the Magistrates, and the Officers of the two Battalions of Royal Perth Volunteers, cannot see Captain SMITH depart, without feeling thrmL,elves particularly called 'upon to testify their regret, at being d:prived of the public cooperation 'and private society of so exemplary an Officer, and so estimable a'Man;, aAd they hope Captain SMITH vir,. not be displeased with this acknowledgment due to his personal and prolessionable worth, from those who so highly esteemed . him as their Fellow_ Citizen. • We have frequently called the, attention of our Readet s to_notice the extraordinary Cures performed by.the first of Medicines, • . the Cordial. iialm of Gilead, in those who are so unfortunate as to la_ hour under'any bodily infirmity ; and " Shall the hero laurels gain, "TFor ravag'd fields and thousands slain ; " And shall his brow no laurels bind, • " Who charms to virtue human kind r 4 yes the laurels Dr. SoLomort has fairly and ha 1-lovably won in the Field of Medicine, will redound as much to his honour to the latest posterity, as these won in the Field of Battle by a Nelson, for like him he has no competitor, not - has any mecii.. cine in the known world so extensive and rapidly increasing a sale, as can be testified by every Ven der throughout .the Kingdom. — The following is the State of the-Wheel, the conclusion of yesterday's Drawing Prizes of 20,p00 10,000 2003 4 lo*o Besides Prizes of tool. &c.—Unctta'wn Tickets and Shares are selling at every Licensed• Ofliee, and the first drawn Ticket next Tuesday, is entitled to Twenty Thousand Pounds. The tIOCQMMOII rich state of the Wheel makes the present a most advantageous time to purchase Tickets ,and Shares, for the Lottery has but a few days to draw, and there are three prizes of zo,bool. two prizes of ro,cool. two prizes of zoool. four prizes of ioool. five.prizes of fool. besides prizes of tool. Sol. &c. &c. and the first-drawn Ticket next Tuesdas , is entitled to zo,oool. The sale for Tickets since the drawing began has been great be yond all former years, which may be attributed to two reasons, firA, their being kept at a moderate price, and next the Capitals keeping in. Un drawn Tickets and Shares Will continue on sale at the old established Offices of T. Bisll, No. 4, Corn.. hill, and No. 9, Charing-Cross, whilst a Ticket can be procured. EAST INDIA HOUSE .-Mr. Robert Browning, of the Company's Tea-warehouse, renchurch-street, where he may be daily seen from 9 to 3, caught cold six years ago, which brought a long train 'of complaints, such as heavy night sweats, 'frightful dreams, palpitation at the he -art, fixed pain in his side, a windy complaint in his stomach, and de crease of memory, with fits of sneezing, trembling, and twitching of the eye-lids, as if sparks of fire flew out of them ; Mr. B. thinks he is • bound in duty both to God and Man, to inform the• that by recommendation of Mr. Blessingliam, -Per mit-Office, Fenchurch-street, .he took Dr. GAR D N E R'S Pills, and applied his Plaster nine weeks ; he is row happily cured of all - the above -maladies. This invaluable Medicine is sold at the Dotior's House, -Nos. 75 and 76, Long-acre ; and byVen. tiers in Town and Country, Ss. los. hd. or 2I s. a box, dory included, 65. saved in taking, a guinea box. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. TWEQTY-FIFTH. DAY. following "Numbers were (Ira ii*Prizes. No. 54, to 2, 652, Prizes of tool, each, No, 47,0.5 . 0,' 42,233, Prizes of 501. each. T w v-srxr DA Y.—Thefol lowing Numbers were drawn Prizes. No. z 3, rgt, a Prize of - ioool. No. 46085, a Prize of 3001. No. :1,683, 774, Prizes.ofspl. SiIIP NEWS ca-AvEstIND, mAacn 23.., • • Passecill—tiv: Lord .Thurlow, Dale, froranengal ; Alex ander; King, from Virginia ; nteiope, Snort, froai Lis bon ;,Expedition, — t from Me►nel ; and Eliza, Long, loin Bourdeaux. Sailed—the London, King for Martinique; Port-an- Prince, ---, for Africa ; ----, for Harnbro' ; Benedict, for Venice ; Pltiiasietpnia , Nordin;;, for Havre ; Anna, for Rotterdam ; Fortuna, Smith, for St. ValLry ; —, for Calais; • Perseverance, Walker, and Sumner, Thomas, for Dublin. N 1.4 a Cll 2.9 —Passed by—the Norwell, (arse, from Ben gal ; Dispatch, Harris, frorn Cork, and Vrow Martha, from Bremen. Sailed—rhe Margaret, Toby, for Mogado ; Venus, Bar rett, and Elector, I'ringle, for flambro'. BIRTH, On the zsth inst. at Lainston-House, Hants, rkfts. George. Rickitts, of a Son. MAR r rED On the rst Oelober last,. atilarrabkp . ore,, near Calcutta, Lieutenant lames Scott, 3d Regiment Native lufantra-,. to • Miss Eliza White, eldest daughter of the. fate Colonel Uthite, of that Corps. On the asth inst. 'at Edinburgh, Masterton Robertson, Esq. younger, of Inches, Advoltate, to. Miss Mary Shearer, daughter of the late Charles Shearer, Esq. of Knowhead. .Oliverkeckey, Esq. of Strabane,. to. Miss Baird, of (as tlefin. /'I? h 'O!•' STOCKS, YESTERna Y. . . . flank • Stock ' - India Bondi Navy 5 per Cent. To2ii Exthey. hills • s. Kern. ; per Cent. 1797,.5hut Fundable ditto prem. I rish 5 per Cent. shut • 3d ExcheqUer Pills par ;.,per Cent. Con. shut - ' New•S. S. Stock per Cent. Red. Ml 4 Omnitun , • per Cent. C0n..69j 70,1111 .hasher. 3 per Cent. 691 Ditto Scrip , . Ditto Ann. tzli hank tong Anti. shut ' • dank hit opening. Dim) Short Ann. India for opening 241 16 ftito Scrip Consols lOr Account 70Hai - Shortly will he published, By J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard, A STATEMENT of EVIDENCE for the. prin. A cipal PRACTICAL. FACTS , belonging to the COW POCK ; comprehending a History of the Inoculation under the following heads : 1. Of the Pradice of Inoculation for the Cow-pock, previ-" ottly to Dr. Jenner's PublicatiOn. 2. Of this Practice, as proposed by Nr. Jenner in 1798. 3. Of the Cow-pock 'lnoculation, introduced into London in. 1799 by Dr:.Woodvil le and the Author, and from thence propagated into dillerent parts of Great Britain and Foreign Countries. 4. Of the Progress of the Inoculation in different Parts of tlle World. is. An Examination of the Fa6ts discovered since 1798. By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. &c. • • Senior Physician to the Vaccine Pock Institution. FOR . PUBLIC.•SAL.E,. At New Lloyd's Coffeee-house, over the Royal Exchange, on Friday the 24 of April, 1802, at Two o'clock, pre cisely, THE '.following GO 0D S, viz. bow Prime .wESTPHALIAA IiAMS, just. landed; Dozen' RUSSIA TONGUES. Catalogues containing further Particulars 'will be timely delivered by GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn 13roker, No. 6, Great' Eastcheap LONDON; Printed by HuC.ll NAN PePNIILI AN, Cot how-Street, Covent-Garden); and Published hy L: AkmIGE4 SCR IN's, (of ilorse-teriy:road, Westminster); At the SUN-OrFccx, No. I' z, Strand ; where Advertiaements, Orders 'Of the Paper, Letter 4 for the - Ethtar, hc. ("post-paid), mist, be addres s ed. DIED. On the igth of September, a t Futtyghur, in India, Capt. fohn Rolland;of the 7th Regiment of Bengal Native !man try, son of the Rev. Mr. Rolland, Nlittititer of.Culross, Scot land. O the 18th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, wire of Di. James Alexander, ofGlasgo►v. On the 27-ti inst. Mrs. jean Gordon, sliouse of Mr.Buchan, Accountant to the General Post-Oili,e, Edinburgh. At Perth, Mrs. Donaldson, reliCt-of Mi. john Donaldson, rate of Eleho. • On the r9th instant, at Pinnockfield, near Inverness, Miss Mary Fraser, eldest daughter of the late Simon Fraser, - Esq. of Dal tulich. On Sunday last, at his house at Knightsbridge; aged 7 p, Mauricc.Morgan,. sq.. . . CH.E.TWYND MANOR .ESTTE ADVONVSP:`,, : , SHOPSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION> r CHRISTIE, . At his ßy Gre eat . Room in Pall-Mall, On MON DA X the loth of May, at One o' clock; ' - %IN ONE LOT, \.. (By Order of the Proprietors and all Parties concerned). Water, Wood,, -Hill, _pal i bk MOS.T CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREE -11 Hi )LI) ESTATE, consisting - of the extensive Manol of Ci.ctwind and Edgemond, capacious Mansion, beautiiid: Park of about'2.:"O Acres,.embellished• with River, Sheets or with all suitable Buildings, and near zOOO Acres or Arable Meadow, Pasture -and . . Wood Land, an AsVlutti of great great Plenty of Game, and principally Tithe Free, and Lard - Tax rot - tem.—l et &c. and simdty eligible Fartris, —..., let At old Rents, amounting to near P Annum 'FHOUSAND P OUNDS , exclusive- of Land O in T hand, capable of ver y considerable ini * provent.mt on time demise of the Leases. f' vie Also the. Perpetual Advowson. of the Rectory, ()- annual value of . _ _ - FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, 60 ars, subject to the Life of the present Incumbent, aged daily increasing from the I nclosure of Waste Land. es , Mr. Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will shew the Prenticsiok and printed Particulars, with engraved Plans, may ha r d / the Printers or the ShrewMntry Chronicle; Chester CoUP Ilitiningharn Chronicle ; Staffordshire Advertiser; Atbenull.l:„ Liverpool ; Thomas Lloyd, Es q . Gray 7 S-Inn ; fricsscr-s, Strung and Lincoln's-Inn Ninv-square;. Shims, New - Bridge , street, 131iick Friars; 'Kuinbow,-" Ilill, and in Pall-Mall. iva te Mr.'Citristie is inipoweredto feceiVe Fro pnsals by Contractfor thc whole of the Estate, °ROI' I?efOrC I „at May next, and if not treated f or b e ore that day, will b` put up on the.f o thof . May, -and sold to the best iiidd cr reserve. HANIP.SHIRE.. • R VALUABLE FREEHOL,DS, in the TOWS (1-r P 0 SEA and its ENV{ RION S. D. • FRO -0 BE SOLD, V- lu 1 1 "R'7l4oLu e ttiv -IL PE RTY, eligibly situated on tlie - outh street, in the Town of POrtSea ; valu a ble adjoining - the London •Rollibti:at New Town;* Portsmouth ; an:t -,arious Plots of Meadow and situated in the Cornmen'Fielcis• it:tax:chi theretd; be Solt(-to the Best Bidders, in N toeteeh Lot, bot , i re ; cr of Moy'sey,' Est . Deputy to His M I.:.;,u:NiOr,u.'"l'" hb l r the Ctiiir , .;Of L xcheaacr, on Titursti..ty the 0 1 t o t t ile t ‘ guz, beginning at `lTnee o'Clock it, til::Aitall0011, '0 a -rowri lan, in the. Town of 'Portsmouth, by Virtit e D.'eree of the said Court o: . Excliegner. 0 f ro, Particulars lie- 'at the ExtsheeP' r soli in the inner 'rein ; Niessrs. -B,ixters and A- 141. ."'; eYc h citors, Furnival",; _inn - of' 31-I ", ‘ f ,Fcrnan-stret-t, Loi)4o. ( ,vber c 1-'1,1;1;144v .S'ee") 4 , ",,titi Ea On n, Portsea (c sere Plans also . ru.ty 0 - 2 00 '‘e Place of Sale; likewise at the (; •,,, , ,)Ort.; Chichester ; Bear /nn, Hav an t ; and, Geo-r, The Ship IVIA In', .0f : St,dohn's, Cartad' N;l3 rY 7- ri MiT AI N Thomas Oti% cr, ter of St. Juhn's, Cana: a, sbltrrintY ciccitare ; s' th' t .; received a deal of benefit i rum Dr. Brodurn's I\l o 9",: i inios` di l ; likewise 'hi's - Wife, Mary Aim Oliver, ov a ' t alcia; reducecl_to Deatii , s door, and was perfectly cunz. , l by :11' Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, Liter bein given °v- rot.l lic the able Physicians in the Cotintr 0 ' .11iliabitants of the I siand have reeeWed great benefit • above Medicines. Witness my Han 4 IV Elt ‘ TH(NIAS (n. . , A W() P,J).. TO T-HE WI SE • . ''.c their As.a,serious. caution to all who,. frum the nature 0 , ro us Complaints, art•obliged to - have ,rec o urse to that (130evito preparation Mercury. : Mer cur y i s . certa i n ly, citscretion, a rnimt noble add elite - War Cure tot every 51 :, n ot of Venereal Infection ; bur, on the other hand, ocreslon.. al - rankle in the whole Materia IWdiea so replete i',i s iN' ger. 'rims if a cold occurs when under a course Qi t 'a o utp traordinary Medicine, it frequently leave's•behind ii t ile hots* Rheumatism, N tualoness in the Limbs P. r• . .tic • . ~ a ctiy Alle or fen and which, perhaps, , do not appear tOr see cii, eigh . t , .., r ,d all Piears. • Many Persons in. business,. Servinits, and ii plige d to 10, fi . orn the nature of their etnployweliN, s; ( 1,,,,,1ef be out in all weathers, beitig liable to chic;' citio I `, 0?; course of Mercury, which niav• terminate wit , ' °L' suns but no such danger :yin intervene to those w ho sun , . • Dr . . BROM) Nl's ROTA\ IC A Lt. SY .I , UP1 2;,,,, r5 00 5 which is particularly re , :oininendCd tt b.:: ~1:.,-;,. pefol , k -- 0 1 . 2' existence,. by afflicting his innocent, but enter into the Alatrimonia; - State, lest the iiidiscrcrioils,.oi it takes eeies Parent are the source of vexation to hint the rein;sinu-Jr !-',iii, spring, witli the E.vit, eruptions .of it most roalignivar,r3, ....•otnp.a.n.s t_iiit itc,.: t Li dency , and a variety . or other f'. 1 i t I surediy introduce:t by the ;litle t woca a n d i n liai Li:ien L ,7:l .to The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervoui Cur `' ) ; "Pl be had at the Doctor's House, No. 9., Aibiov,-streez , ' l cb ,olt tles.at il. 2S. its. 6d. and 55. J. (Duty included /; -I,,v,iits and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. tic), Oxlord-strea, ? V': 3241 Bonct-street • Golding, No.. 4z, Cotnhill ; Vsi ` ni ':,i,..e; / q .' Holborn; eockell, Strand; . 'Putt's, Royal ExcirVt a ll ;: "": iiarns, Pertemer to. I.4iS : Majesty, NO. 41, P' 4 ,' - ` liolt° .n : t "; Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yar d ; Royal- Exchdr.ge l . Ching anti Butler, No. 4, ( L.T v , v 's:" - Burgeois, Amick and Son, N. 3z, Hal; i•- . -ket ' ' . " l ‘ So' n ' y nu tortunittet 1!;1, oa, t ~ t ne ~,,,.... divine Warehouse, I:ligb-stret:ti BprOugn, opposL t ' t, `'N N t,. s ys it a e rk. the ßi e tr a ik n ; th lr i . ; l ) .. i b ct o d r ig e g::, D N ri o is .l l 6 si , , 0 3 x 2l; t6 B rd i ;f iz r i e j e , ; ,. - o: , st rc - in t ilc Boron4h; D -1 iccy, Bow - tno. - ... t cri And to be I , :id a all the Booksellers• and I' - r , 1 ,, - _,....' principal Alarket Towns in the United I.;..ingd°lll:_.------- • • ••'I 'o ...LOMAS 1 AYI.OR, Esq• Lo - n4lal'' Dear Sir, - • No. 9, New -Bridge- . Str e ' j ' iiilo llll. -I ce is ei r l E fr iSl o : I n ' i y i ' t o l a ir .l i 3 ii v il i t t I ) u ' ,l i b I c e . . n um ent ,upon , ~. L ho s. rf you o h.„ very great and extraordinary Cui . ,,- - Jk'" PI 1.1.5. , - , F . ;.g Fr% about two years ago I was ;utacked with a V . E r ' llic tiil . ,. 1)1 SUR DE R, which I ' treated rather i7lightly Or .t, 1 its but - the Di3ease at length Spreatlitig allover in) 4 v )( 0 - 10 ;,- , L it obliged to apply to the most eminent ,o the f '''-', 1 'v.', ', -- r their assistance afforded 'Only temporary tolieLil,graVt:e through various cOtl 16t5 of Salivation, iimi nolo ''''„ l , e l , ot a corpulent habi ced to a i e slele t ` i ; a col' i % ,• Ulcers that spread allover lay - Lim - 5g renddtd -' 1 , 1 . 0 ,:0ve . ( 1, plete Object, so that My Friends despair•ed of J ll ),' 0 inc v ;y When brought - to4this situation, i considered deit d , ti e ii - O ta , taiile, but a relation of mine commentilq; upoll i ‘o t icea 0 Cases in which you!' Pills had gitcceeded, .l , "' 1 ,1 1 1:et ' l O try a Box of them, which I thought r, titer re!ic ve v iog P° e i by - persevering for two or three mOntlis, and toil''',ol„%ati(tt directions ~I expe , rieneed the mosetriaccountable , 07, t11 3 ',.. y r from pain, the sores - gradually subsiding ; 1 ain Ito !I . &til t God, pertedly recovered, and walking out dai' l Y' t ,k-e, ` vi not, biy one more box which I think cautious to .: ~,, , 0 7 ' Medicine; t ii: I' ,3 O_ , e :: establish my health in its original state. ,withothe most lrcart-felt gratitude, that 'I subs .40 tb. myself, Sir, our much obliged hurrible Servatt; ,-- A R.S- 0 Deansgate, Manchester, .I uly 1, iSot. - I ' S( ' 1 the 317a ter P. S. For the public be ne fi t , I d o not objed to oral bct being published, but leave - you to ad as Y' Vur judgment shall didate. g c°#l. • . Prepared and Sold by the sole P r e oi til "1 no TAY LO it, Member of the Royal Co l . l , e s, - s treet' site London, at his House, No. 9, New Briug , - ~•birtY - o f - Where, after a constant residence of more tbart,_' - ._ core _C Years, in a pradice particularly directed to tV e v , rs cs: l 4, . Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to ti l, ,e eGt' c i . l ' e , Generation in both Sexes, with that inViol a e b s erire', s , which Men of his Profession should alw a Y s rat tlit il lA' flatters himself, the advice and assistance ne,t e, orl; . , 40 „ , ly administers to Peesons taking this. Medi‘ .. ' wg e se . l''' --. esteemed by a discerning Public, as an a4 o ' _. of to he obtAined, and void of ambiguity. ve nie c li n o ' Also sold, by ins ,A ppointment, for the Nan 3 ; -tib r el-. those living at a di4ance, at the Perfumer's , ~,3 ; ,' O s Air , ban's-street, .Pall Mall ; the • Toyshop; • 1%7° ',.,, - , - _hill ; h ill; street ; Mr. Disbprough's, No. 7, t . is - h . s tr :,.. nw er- , ,,•i r , itcO's, llonkseller, Ni).. I, Union-row Lirtle 'L al isvf ii ; o , ro.rietory.. Mr.. Baxter's South bride, Edinburgh; „t n sou'S , 70 1 0 ' Dublin ;,' h 1 r. 1311 linge's, Liverpool; •Mr. n' t b i e To' ,p,, Chester ; and by one Person in every considcra . 9d. %s of wit with and Ireland,. in Boxes of onlY re) , 1 ) 0 :I nd ' sealed up with full and plain diredions, wil e 1 _ s ccieeY' either sex May-cure themselves with ease, sre e " w ith safety; .. ' . • • - o aled t!P o rint N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is '.: o ricri, 'l 3 ' r idge' a stamp, on winch, by , favour of the Cornitu' n Nov o ol' ed, at the Stamp-office, ." T. Taylor, ,9',Vr i as ar e street," - to i'Liiitate which is Felony' an 4. a " .---' , l terfeit. _.----.--- P R 1 it P, AT RIC /I LS. _ Tx E Officers of the Brigade of Guards at Chatham again performed a Play and Farce on Saturday even_ ing. The pieces were SHAKESP AR E's first parr of IV. and FoOTE's petit c'jmedie Of the Liar. The charaaers were represented as follows t ' - HENRY THE FOURTH. Hcary, - Lieut Col. ANSON. Prime of Wales, Capt. Coi, Prince John, - - Capt. MuRR AY. Northumberland, - Hou. Lieut., Col. FERMOR. Worcester, - Hon. Capt. J. NI'DoNALn Hotspur, - Capt. C A ULV 1E1.D.. Douglas, - Capt. 111 AI I LAND. Glendower, - Earl OtZ,A'.lllJitY. Mortimer, - - - Lieyt."Col. DILKES. Sir WaLter Blount, - Capt. AUBREY. Sir Richard Vernon, - Capt. THOMAS. FalStatt; Capt. 13R ADYL. L. Poins, - - - Capt B.AHN.A RD. Gadshill, - - Capt. FEAD. Peto, - - C.lpt. CLIFTON. Bardulph, - - Lieut. Cul. DR UMMOND. Lady Percy, - - - Mrs. Hostess, - - Mrs. WALcor. THE LIAR. Sir Tames Elliott , 7 Capt. MA ITL A ND. Old Wildin4, - Capt. COLQU ITT . Young Wilaing, - Ca - pt. CA U FIELL). Papillion, - Hon. Lieut. Col. FERMOR. Miss Grantham, Mrs. LE e. Miss Godfrey, - Miss ex ow. Kitty, - - - Mrs. WALCOT. The performance went off with the same spirit. and eclat as - that of the preceding Saturday, the characters being throughout admirably cast. The fat Knight is an arduous undertaking, but the-suc cess and ability of the Performer seemed to rise' with the difficulties he .had to encounter : many of the scenes were inimitable, and all strongly Marked' with real humour and the chastest judgment, being crowned with repeated plandits.: in theSe days we doubt if old Jack can any where meet with so much justice. The nimble-footed madcap Prince tf Wales was also supported with great 'vivacity and easy de portment : in the serious parts it was also marked with proper feeling and animation, most particular ly i,t) the - scene with the King, where his returning dign*Ary was well contrasted with his former course of lirt, and deservedly applauded. • Heil 7 was manly and impressive, conveying a just i&-a of the monarch l and ilotspur, the hero of the buskin'd part of this drama, wa, finely given. The delineation of this character was extremely successful, and the tire of- its action extorted warm applause. Nothing could be more energetic than the repre_ sentation of Worcester, .which was• rendered se pro minent as to claim uncommon notice. Sir 7 Walter Blount, Sir . Rite Vernon, Donglils, Glendower and Mortimer, were all most ably sustained ; and the admirable manner in which Falshi's• gang were ppurtrayed, 'particularly Loins and Bard°lph gave great effect. Ali extremely .neat and concise Epilogue was written and spoken on the occasion by Captain HicttES of the first Regiment, the same Officer who composed and spoke the excellent Prologue .to their eepresentation of King . john. The Farce.too was performed with much spirit and pleasantry, 'and the whole gave general sari's_ faction and delight. The dresses were moot appropriate and rich, Hotspur's remarkably handsome - indeed ; and that of the Prince, when at Court, most splendid and elegantly arranged, every way suited to thecharac ter. The Play was honoured with the presence of his Royal Highness Prince Wit.t.rAn of GLou- CESTER, who appeared much pleased with its sue. cess. Although the audience was selett,. the Thea tre was much crowded. Among those present were the Countess of BANBURY, Lady GRAHAN/, Gene rid and Mrs. Hu LSE, General and Mrs. BUARARD, Commissioner Hot E and family, with many Naval, Military and Marine Officers. SURREY ASSIZES. KING STUN, MARCH 25, OGLE 'V. PEPPIN. THE,Plaintifris a COlonel in the Army, and pro_ prietor of an estate in the neighbourhood of Walton. Campion. The Defendant is High Sheriff of the County, and alSo proprietor of lands adjoining - the Common. The cause of this Aftion was an ob strriCtion the . Defendant had given, as Sheriff, to certain inclosnres the'Plaintiff was making. It was proposed by the Defendant's Counsel, to submit this matter to a reference. Baron HOTnAM strongly recommended to the Plaintiff to submit the matter in dispute to a refer ence ; adding, that he could not possibly try this Cause, , or give any opinion upon it, as he was him. self a proprietor of an estate adjoining this Corn ,mon, and was 'personally interested in the decision that .should be made respeeting the right of inclosing it. This Case was therefore referred to arbitration. JEWDWINE v. WRIGHT. This - was an adion for a trespass. The Plaintiff is a Gentleman of considerable fortune, the Defend. ant a Farmer. The Plaintiff's Counsel stated, that damages were not the objet;, but to punish the De fendant for wilfully trespassing on his ground.— The' fads of this case were, that from former dis agreements, the Plaiptifrand Defendant had mutually served each other with notices, not to trespass on their ground ; after these notices were served;- the Defendant, who was riding on a road, by the side of winch was some uninclosed clover land of the Plaintiff's, alighted from his horse, and plucked a 'small handful of clover, in order to smell it. This was the trespass complained of. The Defendant's Counsel said, this Ai ion was shameful, and dis graceful ; but that if they must give damages, a farthing was suffizient. His Lordship-being of opinion that this was a trespass, but that the smallest damages that they could give would be sufficient,. The Jury found for the Plaintiff — Damages One Farthing.