The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

- From the LONDON GAZETTE, May ls. I i .~ ~` - i trar.-Qffice, I .lfaJ i 5. v.h Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain Christi:loler Far. w.. 11 to be Major ; .by purch ase , vice Warrington, who • 2tl of Dragoons, Lieutenant Martin Thomas Cock-. sedBc, fronithe RoYals,. to berCaptain, by purchase, vice Hamilton, pronioteo in Honipesch's Mounted Riflemen.' Regiment of Mounted Riflemen, Major Sir-Rohert:Wilson, tty /)e Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Comte By_ !and,- ‘vho retires. Captain John Potter Hamilton, from theid Dragoon's, 'to be Major, vice Sir Rob j ert t '• 4th Regiincoof Fopt, f -captairt,J,.ieutenant from t is Sth Foot, tohe CaPtain, 'vice Ogllvte", Wllb ex- cuLnge's. 2th Ditto, Captain jamas Ogilvie, from the 4th Foot, to be Captaiu-Lieutenant, vice Pdwell, who excnariges: 9th, Ditto, Lieutenant Robert H. Hanslip tabe Captain, by purchase, vice Dodswotth, who retires. .24ih Ditto, Ensign Robert Oldham to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wernyss. - 31st Ditto, Thomas T. Blissett, Gent. to be Ensign; by • purchase, vice Trotter, proMoted. 39th Ditto, 'John Thellusion: Gent, to be Enttgrq:-by pur chase, vice Twaddell, pronibted. - '4oth Ditto. Ensign Charles Richardson, from the 69th Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Le Breton, promoted. 42d Ditto, 'David Ogilvy, Gent. to be Ensign, vie Walker, promoted. . . Sill Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Shadforth, from the 47th Foot, to'be Captain, by purchase, vice Kennan, promoted in the loth Foot. _ . . both Ditto , Lieutenant Edward Broughton, from the 23d Fodt, t be . Captain, by purchase, vice 'Maclean, who retires. 67th Ditto, Major Alexander M'Gregor Murray, from the Clanalpine Fencibles, to be Major, vice O'Hara, who re tires upon Halt-pay of the- Clanalpine Fencibles. 73th Ditto, Thomas Robinson, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice' M e Dougall, promoted.' - gist Ditto : - E-' john Nl‘Cabe to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, Vice Dodsworth, promoted. - Queen's German Regiment, Major James Lyon to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Trant, who retires. Royal Irish Invalids, Serjeant-Major Dennis Colman, from the North Mayo Militia; to be Lieutenant, vice Aber crombie, deceased. BREVET. Major-General Charles Daniel Count des Meunin to be Lieu tenant-General in the Artily. . Colonel Ferdinand Baron Honlpesch to be gajor-General in • the Army. - To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army-v.-Major Sir James Bontein, Ban. on Half-pay of the lateKelso Regiment. Major William Bray, Of the 4th West India Regiment. Major Charles A uriol, of the x4th - Light Dragoons. To be Major in the Army—Captain John Ross, of the Cold stream Guards. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Farquhar, of the t7th Foot, tobe Deputy Inspettor-Genefal of the Recruiting Service. - Lieutenant-Colonel James Taylor? of the nth Foot, to be Deputy Inspecior-General of the Recruiting . Service in Ireland. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Ensign Alexander Young, from the 3oth Foot, tobe Lieutenant, without purchase, in. the ad Battalion of the kst Foot, vice Graham, promoted in the 28th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 7th of November r last, has not taken place. Cornet Norton Hutchinson, of the 28th Light Dragoons, is superseded. ItAT A in the Gazette of the 7th November last. 3oth Foot. For Hugh Hutton, from the Marines, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Young, promoted in the ad Battalion Royals, Read Hugh Hutton, fromn the Marines, to be Ensign, with out purchase. In the Gazette of the z7th ult. For Lieutenant William W. Scott, of the 17th Foot super seded, Read Lieutenant William W. Scott, of the 16th Foot, su perseded. In the Gazette of the ilth inst. For Captain Henry Sharpnell, of the3titliFOot, to be Ma. jor in the Army, Read Captain Henry Sharpnell, of the Royal Artillery, to be Major in the Army. EDINBURGH, MAY 13. This day the Right lion. the Magistrates and Council of this - . City, \unanimously voted a Congra tulatory Address to the King, - on the return . of Peace, which was transmitted to, the Lord Provost, now in London, `to be by his Lordship presented to His Majesty at the Levee. The Court of Session met yesterday for the dis patch of business for the Summer Session. The Whitsuntide Term also commenced this day in the Court of Exchequer. Tuesday the price of,Oatrzwal fell one pep ny per peck in Edinburgh market. There were sod- bolls an the marker, which sold from 13s. 6d. to 15:. per boll. Retail prices per peck of best Oatmeal, is.—Second; i Id. There were also 70 bolls. of Pease and Barley Meal, .which sold from gs. 6d. to 125. 6d. per boll. Retail . price per peck,'9d. to za: The prices of Oats yesterday in Edinburgh mar. ket were from xis. to Is,. per bulk On Sunday last arrived in Leith Roads, the Lynx Sloop of War ; and on lkilondAy morning early, ar rived His Majesty's ship Ariadne. - . We understand Gover nment h as determined on a renewal, till the sth of April 1803, of the Laws la;ely in force in regard to•the Herring Fisheries, and that these 'Laws shall, be farther continued till ille,sth of April 184, in every particular except I:1'e tonnage and buss'barrel bounties, which, for the year last mentioned, are only to be one half of what was formerly paid. COkK, MAY YESTERDAY the City of Cork Militia were dis embodied in Rutland-square, after depositing their arms, &c. &c. in the stores provided to receive them. This morning three Troops of the t zth (or Prince -of Wales's) Dragoons, arrived in town from Wey mouth, at which place they landed from Egypt. We understand they are to receive the horses of the Hompesch Dragoons, who, it is said, are to be dis embedied.—The-i 'ill are to remain, and do garri son duty. _ The 28th Light Dragoons, are to be disbanded,, being over the number to which the Peace Establish_ ment is limited. i 0 11 N THOMPSO IV 3, 'New . Poultry Market; and ORN M'INTOSH, Old.Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold bythe sole. Proprietor, • THOMAS TAYLOR, hlember of the Royal College of Sur geons, at his House,' No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, after a constant residencer of mole than 'thirty-six years, in a prat - bee :particularly directed to the cure of Venereal. Con plaints and those incidental to the farts of Generation, with that -invitblable secrecy which , rnen 'of 1)15 profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to. persons taking this Medicine, ' will be • esteemed, by • discerning. Public, as an advantage sel dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold,- by his appointment, for the convenience . of those living at a distance, _at_ the. No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-M a ll ; the Toyshop, No. 153, .ox, fbrd-street ; Mr: Disborough's, No. -7, Fish-street-hill.; Mr. Steel's, Book - seller, No. t, Union-row; Little Tco•ver, hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edi n b ur gh Nlac donild, Glasgow ; Mr, Callwell'S, Dublin; and by one person in- ever? considerable town in X; rt4at Britain. and Ire land, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N.- 13. Every-Box solcl in Great,Britain. is sealed up with a Stamp, on which,. by .favour of the Commissioners printe4, at the Stamp-Office--" T. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge-Street," —to imitate which is Feb:4ly, and aii others ate Counterfeits. • . . The Bth Dragoons have taken the garrison dut,y of Dublin; the z4th, of course,. will retire from it. Recruiting goes on as aaively in this City as at any period during, the late War. A bounty Of five guineas is offered to any of the privates .of the dis embodied Regiments of Militia, who may wish to re.enlist in Regiments of the Line. The parties of the 45;11 have been remarkably successful.. READING, Wheat, sos. od. to 675,-0(1. Barlcy, 6d.. to 335. od. Pease, /ss. MAY 13. Oats, 19$. od. to 3os. od. Beans, 275. od. to 365. od to 40$. od. NDO N Printecl by 13 t; ANA M'M I 1,1. AN, (of low Street, Covent-Carden) ; .and Published by WILLI AM Art IC ER Seaters, (of EloNe- ferry 7 road, Westminster); At .the SuN-Urfici,. No. 112, Stiand ; where .ela'vertilernatts, Orders' for the Roper, Letteri for the Editor,- Stg,; be• --a-ddrttgd- . , • • ...• a nd NUM' FN . - Professional .Men of ‘_Educati ., . bf v Re s ponsibility deviate from the grmeral Sys,Lieu: c o . the - seleftion of a peculiar branch, the sandion of IQ' tinuedsuccess is the best criterio n of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice •to. treatnient of Three - DisOrders, and the successti" 3s thY piangives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar t 41)11 - :, . The ravages "ot` those Complaints which cit. " rri' important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities, 400? After formed- initiation: into every _Branch, as an Artnr. 35euetcr:g• t formo a wish at an early period of PraCtiec rerl' or tlividuals friini . ignorance imedticated tn, e ss.• eqUally dangerous precipitancy•ot :gentral,Prail it c °ll l.o o Th'Three Disorders, to the Cure - of ichich irt:S,( t y voted my attention, 'comprise every -speciies• 0 , 1 lon g 0 RE AI, INFECTION, whether tit a reccnit. r f ,re ration: 'idly, AIL kinds' Of debility, whether a rl „"k• the habits of seltdsl:boys, or the inciiitgert s ., o "; l o o age: And; lastly, gist deran7ement of. Inc sr' - 11"V; 5 0 men winch is,called 13A R - R E N S .STE ' { t r o t fr tj p. Nuniebtis Diseases are!the result of i, 4119 ran ce!. and r..not in the treatment of a . sirriile Gontirrhaa; frequently . harivens that -i7ie:soctis of .I.itc - ar.c the indiscretion-of an -mighanied r.-1 -I .V a s` L .O vv.; that such Complatirs' are easilv cured; and, e_ t0 ., 0 11 others haVe failed, I trust • alai I maY'pres""''' fir! - radical re-establishment. uI • FeW, hoWetref, are the cases of corn p ticat Crl this disorder, compareci with the calamitous ,3te Alen, who, front an indulgence in a solitary.. v' , i taa r . uc prevalent gaieties , )f a fashionable. life, aerl, ltrg . c distr ess of s of Debility, Which is the unavoidable ccuiseque t% b ut bean objet pernicious - habigs - -: -•- Where the unhappy suffeter broods over his I: colt! c c; o f cbric eals - his misfortune, it rosy `carefully cc.oio dation for him- to know, that aitht)iigh ft b t he r-, doubt or uneertaintY With other' I'vizditiorters,lol. of these , . Deficiencies-by , the gra.hial pror" . t - rte tion, , is :the acquirement of '-iv n c Man ly' sy4 , oc, of . Bacchus, or -Venus have began to rodu-e ( _ 7ot .intr to t curly',. g much. anxiety, wilt be prevented • byat,•-•t , g tin of this litriguid State : and in these .c ` , sre pe ditliCuity will occur. . 3 V it oll• CVStek • e But -where this Deficiency has for yars _ vi „ .' OO , perseverance -.is inctis.pensably iequisire re.„.„..stiton..ntoi . tering S h arks of Life, and to re-ammate the MAR Ri :) WOM EN, wholiave 1 0 " g bec , n s urcd. in their expeclations of bt. a Family, may Li t iar 'morn instances, such t ieleas are eurabie'liy ode l. for ro - a te. The• secre . sy ,which !s . so, essentials.. sti • , it h t o and the qualifications which I hive: pres nt 5,11 the basis of my pretensions, and in coint-•'_ l ' co", ni7 this intimation is given,. that Mt. l't• Note) , , c personalty, or by Letters - (inclosingia's"f„ Tea-I:weer, house, No. 29, Arundel• street,. Strand, br a - w a ter •r a r 'There is an_ additional EntOn i ce s• l ocrs• adjoining, and the Name is on both the t • s u re M. Member of the Royal Colle3-e°' ,~ ~ ~,. NEWG ASTLE„ MAY 1 5. F - Monday arrived in Shields Harbour, 'His Majes. ty's Frigate" Jamaica, to remain on this station until further orders. Several hundreds of-Seamen have arrived in this Port. within the last ten days, having been paid off from the Royal Navy. On Wednesday a numerous and most respeetable Meeting was held at Morpeth i in consequence ot: notice given by the-High Sheriff, when it- was una nimously resolved ti . ) present an Address to*His .Majesty, the late happy conclusion,of Peace. ,On Sunday last, as Mrs. Maudlin, - of Silver. street, in Sunderland, was putting up the in a room on the second story, she unfortunately fell out into the street by which acbident'her thigh .borie was broke, .and she was otherwise very much injured . in her head, &c., Cattle sold at Cockermouth Fair, on Wednesday last, unaccountably high - The avidity of the pur chasers seemed so great, that very little difference was made between the kt,and lean. At Morpeth Market, on Wednesday last, Wheat sold froth g6s. to 6zs. per'quarter.—Rye, vs.-- Oats, us. to r3s.—Pease and Beans much the same as last week. Cattle sold higher, there being few at market, owing to Alnwick Fair being on the same day ; at which there was a great shew of cattle ; fat sold from ss. 6d. to 75. per stone; lean sold ratlier higher. SHIP FEN'S . GRAVESEND, MAY 16 Passed by,—the Mary, Gibbs, and Active, Denman, from Leghornl Telemachus, MurrY, from. Egypt ; Sophia,,Sniith, from Havre; New Fair Trader, Wright,. from Dublin ; Lawrence and Mary, —, from Norway ; Jane, Dilworth, and Benjamin, Nikols,. from Waterford. Sailed.--the Admiral Aplin, for the .East Indies; Twe Gebroders, for Dieppe; Speedwell, Findlay, for Genoa ; Hope, Wood, for Nantz ; flange's Bworderen, for Antwerp ; Hartnansing; for Rouen ; Vrow Al mera, —, for Ghent ; Versigtigheit, Vrow Mag telds, and Vrow; Rottmlani. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, By Messrs. CHILD and MALp As, Meat `Weighers Including only from .the.3d of. May to the Bth of hlay, agreeably to the new.A6t. 7 Quarters at Bos od 177 Quarters at 62s 6d 26 --- at 7 5s od 677 -------- at 62s od 7 ---- ---- at 745 od 147 -------- at 6lSkd 4 0 9 ------- at 73s od 463 -- at 6rs od 590 --- at 72s od f 1243 ---- ---- at 6os od 4 8 , at Ins od . f 145 -------- at 5 ',95 . 0d 143 - at 5Ss od so - - - ---- at 575 6d 216 - at 575 od 170 , at 60 od 'x29 --- at s6s od 958 . -. at 645 od II ---- ---- at 54s od 1462 ' at 63s od 8 • Total 7400 Quarters.---Averse 635.. 6id. i . • 25. od. higher than last Return. - A RETURN OF FLOUR, From May i to May 7, from the Cocket Office. - Sacks. s. d. 1 Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. I 45 55 -o i 9 49 6 127 46 o 1 ° 54 0 437 .49 0 1 ° 4 6 5 2 0 74 8 4 8 ' 0 1 3 1274 43 45 6 6 sr o 74 47 6 117 4z • x3Bzo so o - 2 55 47 0 1 15 40 0 Total 16091 Sacks.—Average 495. Md. is. *d. lower than last 'Return. AVERAGE PRICE , OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Ending May 8. ' Wheat 655. sd. 'Barley 32.. 7d. 1 Beans 345. sd, Rye 455. 6d. gars 18s.. lid. Pease 365. id BAGS. PRICE, OF liOPS. pocxtrs. Kent, 41. 15s. to 61. os. Sussex, 41, Ss. to 51.55• Farnham, 51. os. to 81. os. Ken, 41. ros. to 51. los. SUSSeX, 41. 6s. to 41. 16s. Essex, 41. os. to , 51. os. SEEDS. Rape Seed,, (per last) Canary Seed, (per cwt.) Caraway. ditto - Coriander, ditto 3zl. to _351. 78,. to 83s. - 365. to os. z 6,. to 31$. Dear Sir, Portsmotly. 'UT Y Situation for 'many years. past has been so 1.V.L.: truly miserable, that . I have often wished for death to relieve me,Out have wisifetlin vain ! Owing tajuv.eoile indis cretions, a vice contradectat school, I laboured under almo§t a total deprivation of sight ; my memory had lost its retentive powers, and my other raculties were so much impaired, that I had little.hnpes, while my existeriCe-. might be ; prolonged, of being any thing else than a drone in the great hive of so ciety. I had applied to ti number of eminent physicians, whose prescriptions, instead of relieving,. tended only to in-. crease the malady, until, about fourteen months since, I was made acquainted withyoitr'two valuable M e di c i nes , ie 130- T 1N I CAj.., SYRUP :and NERVOUS CORDIAL, and, a t-..r Lai; ing three bottles, I founctinvsellso munch invigorated, both corporally and mentally, that"l-could scarcely credit the - evidence of my own senses.. By. taking two bottles more, I 'found myself so perfectiyirestored to health.and Spirits; ,that I feel myself, if I may be allowed the expression, an inhabi tant of another, world. About ten months since -I Married, and three weeks ago my wife presented m e with a,son„ to the great - joy of - rny,selland friends, who had a long time despaired of having - the.tamily nameperpethatcd. •• • • If, Sir, you think the publication of this remarkable cure, will he a benefit to the community, and to. yOung'mery irf particular, you are perfedly at liberty to do so. My rank and situation in lite makes it improper fornly name to appear at the bottom (Wan advertisement in a public paper ; how ever, I shall be in . London about the middle' of month, -when I shall be happy to assure you with what respect - and gratitude I am,. Sir, Your much-obliged humble Servant, • •, • W. E. Royal Navy, The Botanical Syrup and Restorafwe Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doc'tor's House, No. q, Albion-street, in bottles at tl. as. xis. 6d., and 55., sd. (duty included) ; Jeboult and Co.'s; late flacon, .No. 150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond street ; Golding, No. 42, Corohill ; Ward, No. ' 'z4, Holborn ; C,ekell, Strand; 'Putts, Royal Exch ange; , •Willrants,- Per turner to. His Ma j esty, No. 44 ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Burgeois, Amick and San, No. 32, Haymarket; Shaw's Medicine :Warehouse, High-street, Borough, opposite the Southwark Bank ; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76; 'Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No. 32, Blackman -street, Borough; Bow- lane. And to be had of all the Booksellers and Printers in the principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms. SMITHFIELD MARKE - T,. May 1 7 . To sink the OlTal--per stone of 815. Beef, 4s. gd. to ss. Sti. Veal, ss. od. to 6s. 4d. Mutton, Ss. 4d. to 65..4d. I Pork,.. Ss. 4d. to 6s. 4d. Lamb, 6s. od. to 7s. 6€l. HEAD OF CATTLE. THIS DAY.. Beastsabout 1700—Sheep and Lambs 7500. NEWC ATE and LEADENHALL MARKET, Nfayl7. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 45. Bd, Veal, 45. od. to ss. od. Muttokl,4s. Bd. to 5s. -6d. Pork, ss. 4d. to 65.4 d. Lamb, ss. od. to is. od.. PRICE OE LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 5o to 561 b. each /7d. to 19d. Ditto, 6o to 66ib. each - . Id. to 23d. Merchants' Backs, - - - 170. to 19cL Dressing Hides, - - -13 d. •to !pt. Fine Coach Hides, - - , - - isd. to 17(1...• Crop Hides for cutting, - z”d. to 19,1 d: Flat Ordinary - 160.. Calf Skins, 35 to 401 b. per Dozen, -2.2 d. to 28d. Ditto, - 5o to 7olb. -25 d, to 29d. Ditto, 7o to Solb. - -25 d..". to ' 27d. Small Seals (Greenland) 33d. to 36d. per lb._ Large ditto, coos, to per Dozen. ' • . 'fanned Horse Hides, 435.. to 305. per Hide. Guat Skins . - —s. 'to —s. per Dozen. • PRICE St. James's Market 3s. Syt.. Clare Market . 3s. iod. , Whitecimpel Market 3s. Bd. per stone of 81b. 'ALLOW. Town Tallow 635. 6d. Russia do.(Candles)O2s.63s Russia do. (Soap) —s. brs Melting Stuf 545. —S. "Ditto rough 4vs. Graves Y 9s. od. Good Dregs rt s. St).—Curd, 84s. tos. &d.—Moulds, t rs. 6d. its. aid Average price 31: 9ci. . , Yellow Soap, 72s.—Mot Price bf Candles per dozen, St. JAMES's HAY NlAl(tc-f, May 15. I Hay, - 31. os. od. to 51. Its. od.—Aver. 41.. ss. 6d. Straw, tl. 14s. 6d. to zl. 195. od. WHITCHAPEI. MARKET, May 15. Hay, 31. 12s. od. to sl. ss. 41. Bs. 6d. Clover, 51. ros. od. to 61. tos. od.—:Aver. 6L os. q d . Straw, IL zas. otl. to 21. os. od.—Aver. it. 16s. od. COAL EXCHANGE. 0 , Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron . 4 0 s. 6d. Delivered to Hpusekeepers at , - • 495.' 6d. Second Sort, per Chaldron ' - - _ 375. 6d. Delivered to Hotisekeepers at .. 465. 6d. i - lnferior,sortscheaper in proportion. COUNTRY 14ARk.E4'. UY;3RIDGE.- The cork-Inspeaor's Return, - on. Thursday, May 13. Wheat, per toad, ,r5l. os. to Oats - 2IS. to 275. 171. Jos. Beans - - 325. to 3tss. Barley) per - guar. 325. to 365. Pease - - 4os. to q2S. NEWBURY Wheat, sos. od. 'to Qs. od. Barley, zos. od. to 295. 6cl. Beans, 325. od. to 355. od. , MAY ,t 3. Oats, 20S. od. to 2,5. Pease, 31s. od. to 345. od. ED . -.. . . On the r7th of March last, at M a d e ira, Mr.. William Smart, of Copfhall-court, Throginorton-srteet. -pit the Bth inst. at Margate, Thoina; Nliies, Esq. late of Brentford, in the 55th year of his age. • _Qn the r3th inst. Mr. Sawer, son of William Sawer, Esq. of Kentish Town. " ' MEDICINL. AL:T. At the only IVarehouse for Dr. I NIES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors - from the Corner of Cheapside, • • • THE following MEDICINES are Sold, - at the Prices- annexed, inclusive of the Statuiv Duties iris posed.by this Ad ; .hut.no additibttal - charge liar been ina4 upon Dr. JAMES's • POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of , zs. 6d. per Packet.. It may- arsb be had at- rl.4s. per Dozen; or the quantity of a p ozen . Packets in one- Bottle for II; as. 6d. Duty included ;.so that the Public are no sufferers.. •, •.: But in order to facilitate the-operation, and to lessen the burden of this Aa r .whicli would in agreat measure- have proved a "FaX:upoli Benevolence, all the' oth:r, Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing; half a Dozen, or. mOre r free frOm the expellee of the Stamps. • . .r, d. s. d. Dr. James's Powder. z 6 Cephalic :Snuff' o 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6, Dr. SteersLs Parego- Cattle Powder . 1 .6 ric Lozenges • z 0 Dr. Hoolier's Pills i ab Camomile Drops . 1 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essence o f Coltstoot 3- o Pills 4 o _Essence offeppgrin. Berry's Bilious Pills 5. - o_ Orniskirk Medicines 5 5 Dolby's Carrninative r 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 o Tickell's !Ethereal Spi- Inglish's.Scots . Pilli a 6 . rit - - •3 • 6 Grail:2o Drops o Greenough's TinetUres a Norton's Drops 5 1 i Tolu Lozenges - Spilsbury's Drops 5 0 Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 a Spqediman's z o Fi7eake's 'Find.' of Bark 3 6 English•Collee, • 2 9 Huxham's, , by'ditto, z 6 . Dr...Sotanater's Tea-,. . 9 Dr. Steer , s'Opotieldoc 2 6 Tones's'ltheumatic - 7 ---,-convulsion oil 2 6 . Tincture ••• 3. 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported,: and 'most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. - Orders for ExportatiOn are supplied without Stamps, as before thia Act: N. B. As many PersOns, particularly Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the House,' F, NEWIIERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out; that 'his at. the East End of: St. Paul's, nearest to• Cheapside, and that it_ has a lafge White - Stuccoed Front, with these Winds in s7.ribed : " THE ONI Y WAREHOUSE FOR. , Dk.. I ki`vlES's POWDER." To THOMAS TAYLOR, - Esq. • - No. 9; New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, aor. T]BEG leave to inform you,' that ever since the year a. 796, I. have been afJli cd wkli the Lues Vine ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of .Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty nere, and uncle fgoing several severe courses of salivasion, and twice discharged.. from the Hospital,— with little. relief, would 1 - •? pea to be,of the most inveterate.. na t u r e . In the spring of last year my" disorder had got- to suc h a h ea d, as nearly to' put a period to- my existence—l had a large ulcer on the Crown of : nay head, one -on each arm, and my legs Were broke out in a frig 6. fail manner ; my right was dread;, fully painful, and 'had been iii a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had-also . - tWo large 'nodes on it, was. very much .disc,olouted, 'and gave me such excrutiat hag pain, particularly wben warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest; in this - lamentable state, I was •recom rnended..by Mr. J. Thompson; - (who received so . great cure by them here), to take your ,L ea k e ' s P atent Pilis, which I began` to -de-On 'dip 26th -of. May ;,in the course Of a fortnigtt, t began to receive benefit—in little. more than a month, the, ulcers. on nay head and, aims were soundly healed—soon attec, the -sores onmy legS healed also; leaving, - however, conainerabie discolouration in -the skin, and-pain in the .bene of the e lett; which, by tlie Bles ling of Cod, and a little longer perseverance in your lava .suablelledielne, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural, hue, and the no durnal pains gradaially going off: I thus became, by. your liberal - advice and Me dicine, perfeelly free from all my - former complaints— have recovered my termer spirits and strength, and am be-. come jolly-and tat, in :which state having continued -many months to the. astonishment of .all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express 'my gratitud6, but beg you, for the - good of other suffering mortals, to make this my ease 'as public as possible, as I- shall .on every occasion ; in so doing, you will greatly oblige,' Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, X . MURK ER. Swan's Close, High-,street ' Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure.: [ETWEEM BtfCKINCHANI ASS} DICE With Poss e ssion at Lltiy-clay twist. TO B g SOLD BY AucTioN, 'b, It By Mr. RAINE, the At the Itainbow:Outfec-hous..-, 011 lttilinst. • t 'elve 0'C10c.44 • . .Cots; a n t i A,N ; Ektebsi ye * Valti'abie t l,c LA. P.EITIQh T E ~ 1)- ESTA consisting of nearly:,o whole "'lrish orT YFORD ; to Wlier with tlieNl:ktirst. thereof; the principal part GRA NG. LAND Qt quality, and well watered, espeEi.dly so .bk a on 5 .- MI-3A NI; which is niostly the boundary to the .F..St t ,o the Ilortn.side,..and on which arc two good WATER. C,` ./ c . , (1 MILLS that belong; as . well as two WIND /0"',;: other} acts..of the Estate,. And three tkiiE Public-liou-- • the Whole 6ntaining near. . ' ... TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES , c ligo .of rich Lanni ; the . prineipal IVfessuaAe is vv . ;. - rii LODGE, which is situated in the centre of' „hv o. i elevate,. ground,. and has been, and is still w'Cll wort h\ being-. 'the. kite of a• respetttable - Residence ; 'distant‘, miles front Beckinghani.and 13icestev, the high ;toad bet ' which gr . :at Market Towns, gals through this Estate. her IM. ':llarper;•.at...Twyford Lodge as well as tlr= s , °t i rt , in) Tenants, will ,sl7;‘ , . - their several Lanis ; Nnd . ° I ' Dot piintedrfailicciars may be had ; also at the priticip4i . o f; at ,Buckingham, lliceSter, and Avleshuv ; of the Printet it the Oxford, Reading., and' Nottliampti.ih :'a tern; 13ij11 , 3 )° ; Coriee..house; of Mr. Hollier, Attorney at Law, at ' 2 ";, - ; 10 . where,. anti at Mr. Raines, Land Sitrveytir, in Ctl 3 " -- street, Bloomsbury,, a corned Plan may be seen. ___......." tint Estate, of lim,m OF GILEAD. f the ..1 hum2in frame are of on by .dissipation in I IT is notorious, that various disorders ° v pil a t t ; and the gross violation of those rules which prudence diet -0r for the prese.rvation of - Health, and laying a foundation 0. long and happy lite, with-a firm and o f strng consti" l " e ° l t:- The blessings of health are no sooner last, han pilin L Y in pf petknee tea, the inestimable value of it, and the its Patient lOoki'areund, too often, in vain, for the means tedevery I Dr : Solo non, of Liverpool, recommends his COP• V i l ij A et • BALM of : (.; I LEAD to all thos e w h o s e Constitution s been impaired 'by early imprudence, and whose nerves byintense study, . the too free use - of ardent spirit':o4 •or coffee, as well as to all persons who are enervated 1) )`, 5 . i it residence in hot and unhealthy climates W; in hielloas r ` aca g • • will invariably prove of the most s overe i gn 6itio-. 1 4 , eon the relaxed nerves, strengthening and invigorat i ng tl c stitution, The various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair S con ; " ex L. , mediately .under the power of this. restorative; .4 014 ladies Of Fashion and Respectability have racial* tti • tot best medical' appendage to the toilet they ever me "'J i t recruiting the: decayed spirits, dissipating the head -a ° ' c has', neks, and ; • and' creating a - pleasing Vivacity , to E lie ing avya,y,iine : lanchoiy,. it gives comfort, and strew ti ' whole system. librc~ in Numerous cases have frqm time to time been int -- , t t -r every Newspaper in Amer ica , f or t h e encou ragerne,""i o A tllided to use and persevere in a Medicine whio il neatly aflbrds acompiete cure in all cases o f debilitY' rc e atc 'Fhis incomparable Cerdial . Balni oFG dead is at ° ,,red t br most elegant and efficacious Medicine ever yet dison'.7 at ioilst nervous diseases. In w ea k an d shattered , constii-bliags. weakness of sight or memory; • hyp oc h on dria, tN in : iit •asel horrors of the mind, sexual d e bili t y , an d a n ce - het o no arising fern a relaxed - sr,ate•of the ne r vou s s ystem , a n ' tion tal theousequence. of intemperance, (.lebinichery, inarre n ; , z e : e, ~ .- o ' theneceary cares of health, IttNury, in seci tn eary, , y or studious th C: is ordial Balm has universal! eta its restorative efficacy,' and' may, be' justly evair► evt,4,i`o, amongst • the foremost ;of : those ,hippy (li,coverics , medical research have procured as tae biessings of the 11`;', 1 1.1 .• rate, and greatest counteradive. d human misery-. - , - 1, . 1 101 day they first .applied to this admirable remedy, arid evia, , io ta sands at this 'day in the three Kingdoms, live to 1)* blestfngs of health, Who might otherwise have oroil e ' an untimely grave, the viarnS of y imprudence. „ ti dies, Accounts front. England, Ireland, the East pe a , Ramburgh, Berlin, Holland; Norway, Sweden, and jare l mark, all concur in stating that no Medicine:ever introditii in' those• Countries trice with such rapid and eN rr ' r '°:•ere_r sale: The Custbm-house Books at'- London and I• l o rtir , will evideiitly shew that more of this _Medicine is e'r thm all others put together. d u g% 21 7, Dr. Solomon, conscious of there.aitude of his cell e he unrivalled, unprecedented efficaer of his Afeci i ' i Vis not withhold so great a blessing front; Society, „ ai u r v ts, :A termined, at the experice of Five Thousand 1 1 ° , 1 0; n . ; establish this great discovery for he Llendfit of Maiw ai ld " Will continue regularly to advertise true, genuine , luntary attestations of its superior ere easy. Autte r e gf The Cordial &lin, of Gilead is sold by 5- Strand, to bottles, price Half-a-Guinea each• OAS' also eases, at 51. , containing •equal to twelve los. 6ii. by which the Patient saves il. 6s. „ ;la ] Dr, Solothon may be consulted by : letter, pa' closing his usual fee of one Guinea—Such letters safety, be • thus 'direeted--u Money-letter. Dr. Si diAlb" Solomon's-plaCe, Brovvidow-street, Liverpool ; • p,ost T q,•ie." • To ensure•the roost inviolable secrecy, Levers c o p. dered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Y"s t. tillsalled for. Solotnon's pradice in now become so gre'l L i dcrv it: , tensive, and his constant engage.ments require a co' is portion of his time and attendance, he ex peels wil' • . o ed. thensual compliment of a guinea ; but all vvri rt or letters, at advice, to be answered at his leisure, are, „.41.1 4(4 to inclose only half-a-guinea. on In order-to prevent : unavoidable delay s, • dna .c,c;-:lets disappointments, A7.,.ents are re'quired to send til'" fore. -..heiiizocl is gime exhausted. .10/ 1" Captains,.l‘l rehants etc, are supplied or; tilt „ o da' Mondays in every Month, of which they will '5 .1