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'THE' CORDIAL BALM 'of GILEAD, 'by i ts . 1 softening. healing, ond tonic qualities, as wi:li as bl its , : , • salutary effects, afflods a sure prespea of returning strength, and a certain hope or muscular itivigoratton; to those who ' - . are ii:biliiated by pternat ore or excessive, iiirlulgencies : hence . wisevveaknesor :right, ve• ogos, loss'olappeite,.and are: tal 'o.', (I t lc a y. A body . that is enervated in . youtti serdom recovers. :,..' Well; old age and intirmities speedily come on; anti the i thread of lite it...slum:nu:a ; tor the fodotlation of a happy. ~ old age is a good constitution in . yonth. Temperance and mia. aeration, at that ageoire passports to happt grey hairs. .The_ Cordial Balat of Gilead most wonderfully cherishes Ikature. anPwill support the life of th e age d and infirm. • In afl inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, relixation-M . either sex, whether hereditary of owing to youthful rinprtn; tiencies, this Nledieine will ittliard the 111(iNt wonderful relief. . In Nervous Coosuinetions its merits stand uorivalled :it en.' teis into and Mixes with the most subtle of the - donna fluids, assists and invigorates tna decayed juice's,. and throws a genial •: ' warmth t ipon tit: debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in Sited of assistance. ' As Dr. Solomon's Pra,f.ticc is now hccomo so great and i!)C. . ' teinive, and his constant engagements terrnre a consaierabie' portion of his time and men:lance, he expects, when con_ , . suited. the usual compiritleot of . a , G tinlea ; but ail ‘writti-ti '' c "cs, or letters of advice, and unacconyinied with an index ' lOr iped ,:iiie and remittance, to he answered 4 ills reistlte, . are require:} to incicise - only Half-a-1; iiinea: - Such' lets, r should ; for safety, be .thus directed—" ;sic:may:letter, Dr. Soloatuo, Gilead' House ' near Liverpool : paieidouole pa:it :,,ige," , Letters mar; b: ordered .to 'be ,aildresst.ll for X. :4: 'or si• B. at the 1 5 o : 4. office, till called tor. A 'SaYing.ot,Nilio Shill ings.ineTwo Guineas.. 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Wash-house,; );ood walled Garden, well tilled with.exdellent Espalier and other Trees, in good bearing; a Lawn in troiii of the House, back Courtilage, Baru; 6,,e. with every other Domestic C4 - nnfort and Convenience. A iso rive email Fields adjoining, co'utaining about six ALres , ,f rich Pasture Land, - whicharc hold upon Lease of' two Lives. g'Aloof . the above Premisei, a Public . SurveY Wilrbe iieid at, Alm New Inn, near the Market-place, in .11ideford .afore§aid, on Tueiciay the First 1):, - of September next,,by l'our o'Clock in the A tternoota. In the mein time,. the same May viewed by applicatiml to, ti ark k leave the '1%.-nnt-; and further particulars known of' Alt. john Husband, Solicitor, at Northam inotesaid • 0.- Lattieg vll ,, live at igreAter (list :nce than 111r:it Mile; 1114'51.e .use any time on a few )1 notice tits ; i,thets twin to (hie on .•,.i CAFI VAL fREE1101.1) PATE; MANOR, MAN. SION, FARMS, and. T • TO BE &OLD BY AL:TIO,N, By Messrs: HOGGART and PHILLIPS At (;arra way 's house, Corntull,..an •I nursday, the tius,27r: RE Our (MAWS% an acceptable Otler is made in the lime' ay Private:Calumet), A Valuable and,sitigularly Beautiful FREEHOLD, and small part Cop)holit. and Leasehold Estate, con taiiiiiig.727 Acres of excellent A raole Pasi are i Aleadow, and W:Jadland,.in a Ring-knee. and high state o f Cultivation, great , part T;.:ae—free... argi..l.and-Tax redeemed, with the Manor of Effingham East Court, 'Cain' ixers and itiorint; . Fines, Quit-rents, and. extending overa large trait of country, a boundin g with Game, near . the Fox-lionodS and Harriers, in a tine Sporting part of the County ot Surrey,. eight Miles from Guildford, three train Dorking, and 23 noun London,, with a substantial modern Residence, seated on a de lightful eminence, surrounded ny ornamental Woodsy Planta tions, and romantic It ides,. belonging to the Estate, coin rrianding, extensive. diversified prospects in every direction; The Nlanstan contains is tied chambers and Servants'-100015, handsome . Drawing, Dining. atilt. Morning-roams, Library, Study, aral Gentleman's-parlour, with an eleiant Gothic Dairy, Offices, and Celia*, Stabling for 't en Horses, Co,,L 'a -house, G real- house, sevetal k;rananes, Ox n,uses, Stabling, and Out-buildings, Cottages,- house. Iflacksinith's ,shops, aiid Dog kennel ; tne whale in excellent repair, tarining a most destrable Lstatefor the Re sidetwe- of a Nobleman or Gentleman . fond of 'AgriCilltural Pursuits and field Sports,., . Also Three Farms p called Hogden's, Cartbouse, and Stone Rocks, • containing about 2.4 a acres, in the paritibes of •E ham and Hookliam the great Tytnes extentling , over pc) acres. The Purchaser will be, accommodated with early m rn a o y dern riir s° ni 6 r s u i; :e n. F 4Trite:ll Estate s Utensils, n and the L Br ie c. a . ; be taken at a fair valuation. . _ . +Nay be vidoicl.with Tickets only, which, with Particu- Jars, ,tnay 1)e hid 20 days pitViOUS to trte Sale, or Mr. Litch field, Sol , citor rc, the 'Treasury, No. to, Lincoln's Inn 0 1d ,141 & 1 Mew's. Hoggart and No. 62, Jiro • .•,•••• Maps of the Lstate mat be at 4,11. .0.- , ~;. •• .5...-i'lliD 11EATil. I"j nos been too frequently the subjed of ust, and general te,,piltaaaoil, that men 'destitute. of ►the elements at t h e me dical art have j ollcreit themselves as candidates- for puhPtc pationage in rile proles:dr:ail physic. For the purpose ~ft t e i . m. ; justice t ,the result of ciur studies and experience, and to prevent us , rOlll being classed among those enipirics wheisti i mltu dent I ncten,ions have, untOrtunately for society, been too favluratily .received', we bear, leave to submit to the liberals arid ,enliAhrened a fajta I , i at:deltic:lt of our pursuits and ac. qiiirements.' .After having received a regular utedical educa non a; ~ iV e p u pils of :Messrs. Grinded and Blizard, whose, leCtures and praetice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the; I.ont.On ttnapital ; we entered ourselves as , students in that justly celebrated sc)amil for medical acquire me t, inc 10' II College Of Edinburgh,. and were instructed in to, ,li it-rent brainclieS at anattirny, surgery, the theory and pi ,cliy. o , physic, chemistry, Ittidivitaty, botany, ix, tee. h. i.io,• • laiiient prbiessors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, 11,,,hi1,n, Dow.; ,d and It atherharit We trust we shall nct 'be deeni , i 0 r...:a. , ,,)2•101r,i'm s. i ing that _our prohciency-and • acquirements arc n .t . incohajdcNble. flaying tar a long series Of years made Vener,..i! Cinnplaiiits, and the various ciiscases of •Debility; the p oriel:jar ionjei:t . ot Our studies and practice, it will, , ye hot , :, ti. all , ,we , t that we'have:ai.quired supe.rior l-: , a; ledge of titelf tti-tat incur and Ctite. ill Slight ann ra.:ent cast :S of infection a perfect , r •-establiiinent is completed in the sitort period at t wri day , ; and in' thdse 61 the utmost in v..,:.i.io , 'where Other. pra , ..tiii-riera 11:i'Vt failed of. success, a p r .:er p.l; aNeratice in our plan of treatinant ensures to the pa n ~ t ,t tr,., and raiii,a , I i.. ,e •iii.ist the inelancitoly 'variety of disorders which are the' cue Its at a ii:thlt-Ithlg iind MOSt tilliiiilltiiy pursued. by the yin: in at notti sexes., there are wane more alarming or more distret,sing tli.ni tiniao deficiencies alit; debilitici waiicli Ire. queittly prevent or embitter the m a timwolai state. To such pal bons it must be 4 ' , Colt S 9 Idi iult to k i how. that the+ may now, . by a ilea ., Arai infallible &node or treatment, he restored to that gta•:it.si ih '„i'll '1111(1,111 tdesslia,,s, a stroih;, manly, and vigor tt ails Constitution , In , all cases or debility, from whatever cattearititkig, as .v.•11,1S in every specieliot venereal infection, we Hwy te Coi,Ntittoi ay patients Wieldier sex whit. the great. ;eat retie.; and if ,hour. FlnurS of cOnSultation at home. limn ten-tot/tree, ant tioi» bin ithcevellitiA tilt' to a' tligitt. A'atients in tile country. stir requested to :,tate the trarticu. Lug ot th ir case, ligt!, ii‘i.. genetal hahit ot living, &i. .Ye.. in- cl ,aing, a rernittaihe far advice and ifie;:iciii..:s, when the sante ' will be p;iveli, iit sent to any part of tile killt7(ivill. TOrliStarc that,,suqrcy so eSSeillial to our linlertaking, the postage at lettets may be added to the ac,ount tar medicines. • '. CU KR rt. atut Co., Surgeons. No. 107, liation-*artlen. •_ f,,,' , .:17 , Messrs: Currie and CO. have sa - criiticatea darn the,' abet':. respe , :table - Professor; at I. , nicloh „,,d y t u il t,,,i,o, e t' the diligence, 'skill, and rinnianity, with whit, ii they pet - - on/led the (lodes ,Isiole. , l them duringothe - wne•they- at-. „ ; forded their Letture.s anti Practice. f WI EN Professional. Men of- Education anti Responsibility deviate from the general System by the selettion ofa peculiar branch; the sanztion Of long' con tinued success is the best criterion of superior ;ty. Thirteen years have I a fit t`ti my praetice to the eXelusiee treatment. of Three I lisorders, Ansi the successful result of my pl An gives Me ad,Gtianal argr to oppose, as tut al I am .. t h ici t h e ravages o f thfsse Co:hi:taints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initi-airai into every lirandh e as an Army-Surgeon,' I f ort/lo t a ,ei,h at an early period of Practice to rescue in diviiluxls the Ignerance of Uneducated' men, nr the equally rtangeilotis precipitancy et general Praditierwis, : The Three DiseaderS, to the cure of which I h tee de. voted my attention,comprise every species of N E.' REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent ter long du ration: rally, All itinds of debility, whetiier ariang from the !whits of school-boys, or the indulgoves of mature age:, Arid, lastly, tilit deranr.ment,ot the - cyst in iii Wo_ men which is caIIed.I3ARILENNESS,..or Si' I: R TY. Islunierous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the tteanherit or a simple (Jouortly.ea I and it not un frequently happeos that the seeds of Lit.- poisoned by the indiscretion of an unge.arded_ hour..--lly a superior inc that suell Coniplaints are easily cured; and, even where others have fatted, I trust that 1 may presume to olfia a re-establishitient.. -Few; I'th - winter, ate the cases •of complicated distress ire this disorder, compared with the ealaMitehil situations of m en , w ro, fr o m an inilulgenc.c in a solitary . vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a ashinnable lite, acquire that` itate of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence or such penticiOushabits. Where the unhappy suater broods over his misery, - int% carefully - conceals his iiigfortiirie, it May he some cons° , lation, fur him to know, .that although' it be an °hied of ' doubt or uncertainty 'wan other i'ra,ttiti-iiers,-,the removal of these Detictencies. by ilte gradual progress or Iteriova. tion, is the acquirement of yay, Ey.:,erience, If the rites of batchas or Venus have . began to reduce Manly Vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an .early, Counterac. thin of this languid State: , and in these easel, no great difficulty, will occur. but where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper • perseverance is italispensablV • tquisite to revive the slum. berme Sparks of Life, arrtto re-animate the, Co.nstitutio.n. M RI.E 1) Wtl:t,'EN, who have Wag been' disa pointed in tfunr expertatii,:ns of a Family, may be ass:tirO, that in matt itittanet-S, SuCtiticiich are curable by Medical skill. s The seeresy , which' is, so essential to my :,ndettaking, ,and the qualifications which ,I have prelumeti to state, font the basis or Uty. cocain - oohs, and in eciincidence.with stall this intimation is given, that Mr, Brie may be consulted personaily„ or by. Letters (nu:losing a small Nerd); at' his house, No. te, Arundel street, ';trand, near Thrift: is. aeration tl 4) . ltrance in ‘Vator-streei, action-a:l4. and the N ante is on both the doors, MARTIN Merriher.t tticq44‘v4l lege ofSurgeons. A c Aut i or 4.—Soine Persons who falsely assert them.. selves to be Members of the Royal College, having fur seve rat months past copied my Advertisements • almost word far an d inserted then as their own productions, it is my duty to meutian,lhat those Persons are not Meniliers of any Caller in Londen, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor haVe they any right to praeltse• Surgery in London. • •• To 'T. TAYLOR , Surg eon, N a. q , N ew liridge-street, . - London. SIR, Erlinburgh,• May. 2, ,tlloO. . /N . the Spring of 1794 1' was atuteteg:. with a , complaint, which 1 treated with inilifter tich:lpo°rbartyigetstiolt;);o4geYvv w a kn ee of the Diiease (by mercurial applications) tin' sonic time ; but growing, in spite of all medicine and 'the advice: l'reezglcie:l:.tF6krel/heyisTinaitth,swl who put uwt teas or ttie fi r ,t - CeirtleiWn of the Faculty here, Ivy-se and worse for two years, .L WAS reduced to 4r state almost paralleled and beYOnd description; being an entire leper, and ulcerated front head to foot.— M y throat, mouth, legs, Scc. have been alterately m clArtger ot becomi ng tibeteis; in short, 1 itave,"had front twenty to thi rt y eating ulcers 'on my body, and .nearly t,)tally prived ot would IA vtiluminbus w pirticol 1. me all my case—sulfice it to, say, there never was,' or eV!r will be, one -of a niore dangerous, or of a mato cattxt nature., 1 was long. looked upon by my f /lends, and. imagined myself, beyond all hopes of wovery ; and, in, deed,' M my then condition, . death *as pOerable"tO` my' mor e t han miserable state. In this Ilmatittil situation did I dtag a Most miserable existence, till DiVine Providence • threw to my way a,Newspaper containing the :case Of a Mr. B. of ilkihoUth--nry trientls read it, I could nat.---1 sent and proctred" some of your ,Lii AK E's 'PATE which, by using ftom time to time, ant now, anif have long been, (atter more•than fowt years indescribable distress), in as good a state of illAith as ever I enjoyed;_ a.. proof w ti , l:4, I had' a tine, thriving, healthy child,. born to m e a iew months ago. In, gratitude to Goa, and in hopes ot tendering my tellow-creatur service, I request you to publish this; and you may at any time refer persims e wish to toe satistic.l of. the: truth of this, or ftfrther parti. culars*, to time or triy friends, by letter or person. • • A, iew caszs for Witness NNW ever equal mine,, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure 1114aind, that Ili your PILLS they will'findi ' sure, speedy, safe, anti radical cute, frn the most dre f ici. Cul s;:age of Venereal Disease, which is called -,•• cola. ! righter Lux:. 101• IN THOMPSON., c'iriWnhoinitable family re.ls(pis prevent making . my , name andacid ness, pitbrie; but creolitAble personS really wanting inturovition may :ii, o 'ls e re f e r re r! to aw and f r i eri ,i s by mrs.'S;Clark, Ramsay-Gan:ens, Edinburgh: • Prepared and Sold by the Sole l'ioptietor, T. TAYLOR, filember ot the Royal College of Surgeons. in Lontion,at his hf»ise,• No. A New Ifridge.itteet; Where tie will give 'Advice without a fee, to pet - 01;i tak. ing tier Pills,. and will Answer: . patients letters, if post. paid, on me ,ante terms, obserylkig.in all cases the r.lotri invrulablr secrecy, do perSon'i''"*• or ease having been Mentioned, but at their owit.partienlar request, sby the' Pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six yearFi that ne . has had the conduaing of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, 'and the practteo itrising there - rent. • , 1 They are also said by lUs AppOihtmenr, air the comic 1 . Ocoee ot those living at, a distanco, by Mr.. liaxter,' Sonth-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas guw, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the' rel.:toner's, Na. 3i, St. .0 loan's-street, Pall-mall r. R obertson's Tey- , shop, No. i*3, tlxfort .:Street; Mr. Dis.. borough's, No. 7, I- nearly opposite the N.lo. nuirteht ; - Mr:Steel's Ilook3eller, No. 1, Union-tow, Little hver-hill ; Mi. Bull, !)ante-street; Dublin; and by'one ; petson in every consailerable tOWli in tircat-Iritain and i.oxes of only as: 94.1.. each,' sealed' itl) 'With i tutu Atka tfireiii , »ls,. whereby tiers , :ortS , of. rither Sex may -cure themselves with .- sc and secreol - . N. 13. .very liox soli in (crest it setlet; 4,1) with a Stamp, on' which,' by favilur. of the suttees, is printed, at the Stax.ll-01ace---"' No.' 6, New bridge-street,,'" , which it •f felony' anti alt siticrs are countufrits:i - tN , ~ Ipm .1:‘,.., . :. b --V,-..`,444, 'c.* 1-,.. e i,;,,, . 4ge -11-21-14:.,Ttk 4..-6!'% -4-4jka?3%, J P,-..filt a,-.: •, ,- -7 ve ti iLkt-:,.;z.,---:- 10/.4.414-krfs - ' 0 ',A, s4l` .1!;11,1 ;\ ,','' s ..- I. - .. ._--' . ...6'; - ss- • • , • 3? .td s , 4 • t: PRE SFXPI iici , From the LON.6OIV GAZCITN' 22; 18071 At the‘ Court a the queen' the i'gth . _ August, 1367, the: Kallor'§ inosteel:. lent. Majesty in Coutickl; His Maje Sty hivinghe - en Pleased to appoint the Right Hoh. Et - 411 y Lord Mulgrave to besl Arrc. tenant Of the F,"ist.itiding of the countv of , h s , Lordship this day took. the Oath; .apyo;u4.4l ft, ti c taken- therettpon,,ityste.lii or the Wilts of' and, Sqpretuacy.., Hi; Majesty having been pleaced to appoin t Li o n t , General SirJanlCS Henry Cr,rig, K. 13. Cani:inf, neral and Governor in Chief in and o ci the Prot ;net i of Upper and Lower Canada, Nova '-e.i.01,1, w Brunswick, and the Wands if • Pl'incf..! Ed w^-rd and Clio Breton', he - this diy took- the osuid Om hi rip• pointed to be taken by the Gov'ertic.,rs. cat his•l‘i3jez ty!s Plantations._ . „ • - IJ-I itehall, Aug. '22 . The King ha 4 been, pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Ore n" 13rit;'17n, and Ireland to nifford JOnei, of, Bouhihrooke, itt the county of Hereford, Esq and the heirs male of his body, Imlay begtit ten . • • . , War,Gffice, "lag. 2 1. Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Lieoteittilt • Oonet and Mi'cr FrAncis Slater Ret.low a troin Atte 2•A Lieutenam.Coloncl,. by pureliti,e, vice Major. General l'oy;lt4. 21 Ditto, Major the llon George Murtitty, from •Oie" 9 li - Foot, to be. Major and Licitenant- - Coloi.el, por,il l e, vice Reno v. . . • ktiyal Regiment of Horse Guards, Cornet tit I i(lan re. sun to be Lieutenant, by purchasc, r, avlw retire 1 6111 Regiment'ot Dragoon Guards, Li ...6.criaist , 1 that;:.r . •to be Captain oro Troop; by pli!Ch3s,t, vice Foot, Ai - tv, tires. Cornet Whitmore Sinirt .to be Lieunniatit, Butler: • 7th I)itto, Captain ,Ed•.vard Ralph Charles Slid:lon,' froth. the 97th Four, to be Captain .tt 3 1:100,1 j tic: SICW:44, who eictunges.: Id , lteghtient or 1)r lone, Archibil 3 C"„'•isti • Lieutenant, b' purchase, , vice Sheldon, proin. ed 'in thii : 97th boot. Bth Regi!neur of Light' Dragoon:, liatty IleyrnaN't,ent. to tic ekn•net, by !lurch:gm, vice Well.ard, promoted. • • l)itto, Captain f(ilm Marcus Cleihent•s; trntnythe . 4st4 Foot, to be Vaplithi of a Troop, vice Grove, who - 0:: changes. • • 19th Ditto, Cornet Inhit Atkins td be Lie:reran', witinn t - purchase. , • .3d Ditto, Richard , Burford, 'Esq. to be Payinaster, vice Rooke, who reslyni, , ; _ • . . - 3(1 Regiment of Foot, Ensign Satituel i3cttriii li to beLiente. nant. without.•ptirehase,' viee Sheichake; why ivtitea . ' toth•Ditto, 6ebrge Hcvitii, Cent to be Ensii,n, by pun:base, vice_l4ylee promoted in the both Font 200 Ditto,, e , teutenant Edward jacks , 'n in be Captain nt . Company, without purchase. Ensign Sunirer to be Lieutenant, viee Jackson. 25th Ditto, Hospital-Mate' Peter Papps to be Assistant_ Surgeon • _ . 33d 1.144);, Lieurehatit - Thonlas Reed,to be'CaPtain of a Com . Z. pany, by put•Juse, vice West, pramoted.. ' , • 34th Ditto, Major I Maister, from the 39tb _Foot,. bi Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vica Parkhill, tvho re 45th Ditto, Captajii Henry GreVe, ft:Erni - the Oth Light nouns, io be capt4ii of a Company; vice Clenititt., who exchanges. 5 tst Ditto, , john I. Percy,Cent. to be EnSign, chase, vice A bbbt, whose Appointment has not talon pVce. 57th Ditto, Captain , ' aints Alackenzie, from of the 37th Foot, to be Captain of it Co,lllpally, vice Oge.cri, Who exchanges. • 6zd Ditto, Ho2*,ital- Mate Edward Frederick Cciates • to — bif Assistant-Surgeon, vice Rozea, deceased. .63d Ditto, Ensign WilliatinTenerither to be Lieutenant, vice Harker, deceased. 10t . Ditto, Ensign Aleicander 111 4 1.ean to be Lieutenant, by purchase vice Lord, who retires. Ensign' Dougald . Cartipa , belL . tiiLle . Licutenant, by purchase, vice Cooper, who tires. . . 85th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant George Bourne, from tit. , 7th garrison Batialion, , to be Adjutant, With the R'ank of Ensign, vice Cully, promoted in the ;tit Foot. 87th I)ittoi , Edininid'lletirk Esti: to he•Payinaster of the xd Battalina„ vice Baldwin, who re igusr • gOth Ditto, WilJiani I.aing, Cent. to be Ensign, Withiait purchase, vice himbury, appointed to the .3d:Foot. gstit Ditto, Lieutenant .the I ton. Duncin Ar fr:ln the 6th garrison Battalion, to be' First Lieutenant, with Out purchase, vice Drake, pro noted ,it the Catodian Feocintes ; 97th Vitto,'CaPtoin the Hon. "EilWard Stewart , front the' 7th I)rogpon,C;uards, to be Captain of a Company, vice . Sheldon, ‘v 116 otehanges. 99th. DIM?, Lieuleilant W. F. Holt,, front the Gist Foot, to • be Lieutenant, without porch Ise, vice Roo, supsr:;etted. Royal African Verps, Ensign Bernard Johnson to - he i.ia ire pant, vice Msrplyn, deceased, •Ensigii John Syinons, to bo Lieut,enant, wittiont rchase,, vice Robinson; aliponti et t • to o ted' Royal VS sst todia Rangers., , ROyatlYest India RangtFrs,' Robert Keil,Gent. to be r liosi4n, without purchasc, - vice Barney, promoted, 7tli Royal Veteran Battalion, Sanwel.Goddatd, from a tl p le p4 s 4 l t ! ed Fo to ot t , h t :r b l e tl! C ;tit"; in o V f <nt, :a : l ° s 4 11 4 11 t 4 1 n v c iM K+y, trill Royal Veteran Ca )taut Nitn Chas. IVl`Kay, , ,trorn the 7th Royal Veteranllattalion,.•.to be 'Capt a i n o f a : • Conipany. Neivid-indland. Fetfribles, Entign !antes Geo: Gordon to be ' -•-•Licutenant, vice ittlyke, promoted, MLMoaJt.NDOM. Lieutenant. Centge Goßiott i 'orthe 96th Regintent ot. who WAS S%tp,:?3ettetrill tttc G 40U of 37111 Juno last, it te►u: ; stacd in his tank, . . conrmilsbns lig•ned 11.,e L. p.../ Liehtenant td" Aherdecnsitirc.., Aberzteeniffire 18;ittailoo ut . Voituiteei Infantry, tn,: Earl of Aberdepn to be Licutena.nt Colonel Cointnanciant, vice f. 14,oss,'resighed. suly 27, 1867. Cevrge Gordon, 4:q, to ha Licuumot ,Colonel. • I.),li•ect as above. tit - Region:la. of . Alieniensltiro Volunte,:r Infabtry, Lieutd.. runt iiewrge Ivlsackenzte to bo Cain*, vice liannermarli' resigned., Datect July 27, tBo7, • . . , Coniinisiioni signer.' by - the Litntenant tte Cvuney Pembroke, • ' Fisliguied VolUnteers, Lieut.-Colonel bilvid Morgan to he Lieutenant Colonel Conirrnindant, vice Lloyd, d,:ceaai.d. Ditted,Aug. 14; 180'.. Castle Martin Yeoinanry Catalry, the Hon. I .Tha Canints,:!l,. to be Cornet, Vice Jones, resigned. Dated :\u , (. 7, 18 07 . Li mmearon.r up r d by ihr Lo,d Lieutenant of the County j.t.; tuargan. Glamorgan,.,or Prince of Wales's Fuzileers, Henry' P.at6n;= Esq. to be Captain. Dated Aug, 4. 1807. Rob, Riduid Rbberta, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated as above, , CUMIN 1 . 141 . 14 in the 4enfre _ George ilamiltah,.Gent, to be Ensign, vice Drew, eti to the Line. Dated Jan. 34, IBa7. RANKRU,P7 S. Joseph neynelt, of Howl n, dealer, to S lT i` C i t . der.August , 214 29,, amt Odaher •3, at t en, at +ltt Inn, Kinr,ston-tmon 1101.- Attorntei, Mr. tor-rareet, London or Nir, Galland, Williarn Caniper, notv . 'or Goore's in the lust, augntt'-S, , SLpt. wici:PO. 3, ett ten, z. t. t.' I\l inilttt, - Qll . , and liolta way, So u thmnpion.buil c, nAni-e c ry:lant!! jougnnti ttdcadif ‘atid joaeittnt eltrititian Stotiiitteet, t.#