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I , 117 rip 1 ,. OT , 'roe 'll - I I k i N v, • 41 • * ; 7 ' •"". ; 1.411 41 5 , :.e. T; A -_ . . I.‘ - • - ' F t. 4 . • t L"." * , - 74; • P , ~.4 .04 • _ - - • • - t - ; ,; at. ~... , ~, : 7: .. a,k. stai ..; A: " ;'...4i' .4 = 10 'r , - 1V ,,, ,' l',1: ~ - , - 7,1 ), , ,,i7tr iSMI .4,.. c . 11; : ;...:. irirb\•,.l'' , ,',' ' , *- , : 7,7/ .clq t • '-- , 0 ;„, ~ ~c ) . iii:l4. r ig Oft&. .. „ . ~~ lri =,= r, .:~ I .17.,4t • NUMBER 40571 . • NATY-OFFICE, „ • -.A14. 8, ail. TBE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS acid COMI67IS , s'ioNERS: of HA' :11.41gES fl''S IV API' do hereby Rive NotiCe that o': nit? sd.v the 2oth host. at G. , :e o'clock, hey will 6e rea,fr to Peat wiib, slab Prisons at -tnay be z Wing To Conirata for supplying ills 41.1tjeify's - seorrol Xafth TRAIN OIL. a' Distra n a tion of the Oil, with Foil: q - ilte Tastier, may be seen at this Ogee. No Tender will he received after Twelve o'Cit.rk on the dq . ,s) of Treatr, nor sly noticed, unless the Parry , rd. an Agent lin. Lim, *Fends. ' . . ViCII74.LI:ING-OFFICE, y•itCy.iS, 180 HE Co3l:lll.s'3loArEßSfrr ALLING 11 15 r I-5 NAVY di; her by give A i aite, That on Mei:ay, the Bth of .5 rficeiber Next, they be re ady .to re- eel a Tendo7y, in •writing (sealed np), and treat wish such Persons as -trill uit.krtaAe to sti;ply itiO quantities of C I-1 ESHIR. E, DERBYSHIRE, tVARWICKSHIRE,and GLOUCES 7 1. T E SIIIR CI E or Ci.rrse of era/ p. )s E• CORK. (..iec,ods,l BUTTER, cr' BRIT' 11111'. R q '4ll g-izid , tesc, ar sba4ht'rewired fcrsiiit• Majetfy's 1:741,,;111I,,g Servier,from the trt o/ 09-4er next, to the 39/h Sep , ttmber o hitehtsi;:e ; t, be deliwered her:Jive to time Of de- man4./eitinto at Pialla.ling Stores at. Deptford, Ps.rtsmwah, P(y aPrai'linrk; cst tbe CsoftralLitls';P.spence; 10 be tvarrawid iv krieitasti ',vrd sound 1 2 ;r the spr;Fr 7pf Six Ill&nthr Irn't the re , spaikii periqs . : . / des t ivery ;• and tribe jal.ll4r PO' d b f r , -.“, - i f ;,,,;et.it; sr!ileb:LlD•r4fter legate. .". Th? Cis; , 1 4 '11rti • Cl,ntra.l niarp be seen at the'' S i eeretai;sos cilyiee, .21 ryes ; or t . ) , an:lji-g to Alr.• Dirfirtertiille, Aew for the Pi,.744iling at Cot k. No reg will be bail,.alv rin lt , bieh'the Prier shall rot be inserici in :words at legg';', 11,,,s t b;di ; Ng t ic dfii,vaed to . 111 t 1 10 4 rd l'ilorfl Ole a!CY six said Tuesday, the Stb of Sept next nor, unlest. she l'frsuu It.bo makes the 7 eoer, or liotne Peso', on bis :Wends, tu,answer, when ea►led.Jcr, I , ICTUALLING.OI4 , ICA, .elleg 12, iSr.7, COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 11 His MelyfF.STY's NAVY do hereby iive 1V tke, on Thured.o , , it,. loth instant. at Eleven te'Clo:kpwireO) let the .I.lreverox, they "will 6: ready to sell, to the highert bidder,' at • His "Majesty's ,G7e7aalling &satires, as DebtAe4, mashy Lets of the Is/l wieg l'eartrions and 190llal"ing Stares, Next, Brt:ad-rDuut, 110[4:house-Sweepings, FlOttr.; Floar.S weeping:, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Pease- &Jet:tuna; Oatmeal, Oatineal.Sweepings, B igs and Waits, Butter; Crease, -Slush and Scrapings, Chcese, Sugar, &Masses, PM; Pork, Suet, Packing . and otlwr SeraN,yrovision Casks, Raise, New Board; Doublet and Slab Elids, Staves of var . '. Otis deicriPtions, Rum Punche•ni, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, and Wine hogshead Heals, Tight and Dry EleaclingDoul)le Pieceg, Wine Pipe, and Brand) Pieces, lam Hoops, broken, beta, and in faggots, and a vantii of Fire:Woad, lying in ills Majesty's Victualling Premises at Diplforcl. A it of 25/. pet DV, 1% to be. old tipn j.be ammn! of rack at the ,we ; if t4,-• emal , der tbe Alms? he not' paid, and, tbe J'a..vieidars v..itnintweq? "corking d Lys atte , ,roa.. l l, rs' . firfeited, and tte Gil i rep& prop. ‘,.1 e . - , • The C9ndithnc nia) I,e sten, and Pri7tcd Catal:zwes mug 4)0 had; 'at (be Stcp,etary's 0,75. et. P4TENT Soft and Chnfr . Boll's, .Dining Tables, br..ss . Sc , e , v 1.1eti..te . ,,(15,.:;:,ekii SiLlehnards, c , iiitAirniiig a • Set at' tal.-Ifie,; ; sevil . 4l iie , ‘ • I ii, , eiii(o•ns , ,ind excellent '-I tn. • rovem•,:nts iii Cabinet and t) iAtul.,t.l y Furniture i eil.;ioUS• ly, pittr,4l , zed ....)) the .--..; , 4,,, Q i.:52.1.1. alai kby al Family. BLit LE . .'4 is time ,iri.ginal "Manufactur) . , and he is the true Prop - i...tor of th I'lti:nts (the 'Deeds um winch - tiny be - metn at ..i., ,'.d.,,-,•_ ; ...,...,;;, has 114- - die honour of executing Orders in 1 - ,sti,i,nabie !-nruiture for great uutnbers of the NO . taiiiry mutt ~,t p r y , ir,,, 1 ,,• or . wltuni'llave favour :illy corak- Seended ta, icc,muielid iris niniitielOry,.,lenowilv, it to be the (16 ' 4 " I al• ' AV isv iow Cint.iins; Drawing-roam arid Par 'lout C;Liirs, and- eveiy Ait:ele is the at,ove branches, in.a variety 1 i .".: ci-egant ai;rl tatAiLnableDesigns. - rbe Patent Brass Screw tieds are. fixed with theireateit ease, without tools, or tacks or nails iti the Eutuiture. •'. • ! . •-•-. • • P:1 muular .a.ttemtion to useful linproveinents in F urniture for tti:: Gent crnen .of the Arum anti Navy,' and for-Exporta tion. .'ikiubquitc? Ne t .llcts - of. variety's kinds for the East and 'West Indies. t ine ( --;9<lse Feather Beds, amid nit kinds .of Bedding, a,- I \`aYs„.reaily..4,it turf' LE tis WAR EIIOIISE, Nub. 13 an d 1.4 c..atliarin , . , --,treet, Strand.---Please to be par. tientarl a lirick.frout ilum:::. . . ;• EALING FIOUSF MIDDLESEX. $ Sale Postponed from the 13th of August to the t ith of Sep . "• ternhr; • • • • •TO BE SOLD WY AUCTION, By PETER COXE , on Friday the t nth day' of - S :pituriner, ; 18:4, at TwelYe o'clock (unless prey y disp-,sedolby Private , Contrael, of which due notice will be given in this Paper), ACAPITAL MANSION, with attached and de tached Offices, Farm yard, spacious Garden,. and ‘ltlilable Meadow and Pasture Land. This vatuable Free. mold, Leasehold, and. part Copy Estate (Which is lit. tie inferior to Freehold),' comprises Out .Capiral Man sion, E A LIN G.HO US It at - Eating, Middlcsex, , eiout six trines and a half from LonCtort, s with Wall in front, and double Vide, Coach-sweep Approach ; SpacionsWall, Unit and K it- Oen C;artlen, rich in produce ; Green- house . and rapay ; numerous shady Walks, Pleasure Ground, Farm Yard, and profitable Meadow and • Pasture Land; richly studded with *wide Oak, Elm, and other Forest Trees, the property and residence of the fate E el • of Calloway, the whole supplied *with an - a b un d ance of excellent Water. • , The Mansion - contains, a Ora ving. room find Dining-par , 1 ,..,0ut, thirty-fiveleet by eighteen, large Break parlour, or 'Llealleman's Room,; sOcioug Hall, used as a Pith:al-room, thirteen most excellent Red-chambers, two Stain:we, Mc) Water -closets, and suitable Domestic Offices an-t ; Servants! Rooms over-the Stables, Stalls for eight 'Horses, and SLinding for various Carriages, the Whole in raLt ti:tutir - able order. I he Furniture, which is of the very .best description, neatly elegant, and handsome, together with the Fi . kluies ncl Timber, to be included in the Purchase.` Nl;iy be viewed until the (14y of - Salc (ly Ti,:kets only), on application to .Mr.- Cate, No, 33, Tisto . _.,ll:9l - mil-sta co, pi whom l' ,, rticulars may be hail ; at ziNl (.:ar 'Taway's Cotfee-hous es ; at Mr. Kidueay's, tooksol ler, 'No 370, P:ccadilly ; at Mr. Lariat's. N0; , 6.4.New Pionti-threet ; and of Mr. lames, New . Coswell.,:ourt,' Li,ucolu!s4l4l - , Whom apply' also for Treaty by P rivto Contract. N. Pi The Stock on the Premises may betaken at valttatiost, it agreeable to the pu-rcluses at the timciit;Sale. NES D 4 V , - AUGUST 10., 1807. " This I were publtated, lat Orte,l?rge Volume,. Itnprial• talk), illustrated by Es Eiwaviti 6 s, e x ecuted by eminent Artists, price 'Telt Guineas; . • - TI i-IE ANTIQUITIES of MAGNA GILECIA, dedicated, by pertnision, to the Earl of Al nra. By •W. W 11.1(1 NS, jun. 111, eV. Fellow' of Gonvillc and Cants Co!kge, „!attfaridge. Printed it the Univer.sitY °Prdss, Cainbridge, tor' Longman, N rfrst; Ates, and Orme, Paternoster-row. • TOURIST's COMPANION. Ttiis Dav SVJS pubtisfred, • In Six . elegant vomnes, 1104:A1.18mo. illustrated with Maps, the 'fbird Edition, much impioyad and . cad ire.d, puce One Guinea tY;ariii, or Thirty-six. neatly bOund, ' . 4 HE BRITISH TOURIST; or TRAVELLEW4 -.1,. - .CONIPANION, through iENGLAND, WALES, S COT LA N D, and I It E LA N D, including accurate Descrip tions of every Part of the _United '.Kingdom :' and cowry., hencjing the most celebrated Modern Tours through every Fart .01 the B:itish Islands, partictilitrly those of •-•-• -- Pennant, . lirliy, . . Hassell, , Holmes, - T evi,::‘, :Sullivan, '.• MOritz, '-- ' 'St.' FOnd, - . Xi - “i(ii: on, N'otii t Robertson, .-- Barber, • lofiiisun, Shallk Skrioe, Wrigley,' ' • - Hutchinson,' Nev4te,. Grant,. Carr, Zi4c. With several recent Tours, communicated to the Editor by iinclii%ient friends. . . By XV MI. lAM 111 A V C.) R , I. L. D. Retc...tor of Stonesfield, . •.: . Vicar of Hurley - , &c..Bce. . Printed 11. , r Richard Phallips, Nu. 6,',.... litidge l sfreet, and sold. by all Booksellers ; _particularly by ,lhose on the great Roach, and at the Watering Places. - ' '- .. - - Of winun may be had, The (71.11,DE to all the WA I'EItING PLACES for 1837. Price t3s. in boards, or r4s. hound. And rile PiCTUR E•of .LONDON .for 1 - 307. Pricers. .Bound in red. This Day was published, price . 3s, &I. with a coloured . Frontispiece, - • j;ARNIER GEORGE .to PETER TINDAR : .1' E. xpAstulotory Epistle:nix a late C. rim. Con. Trial; con taining mostsaititatv Hints not only . to iheaged Gal butt, bAt to erinccly and Noble Amateurs oolloxing bailin;:i Venal Cr:tics,- Virtuoso Grubs— Book-makers—Fire..-sule llrapailsts—Mr. I. K.-bie. Adress% . &c. &-c„- W4diock!s a lock, however Jorge and thick,i " Which ev'ry Rascal has a key to pick.!' PErlOt PINDAPCS ()DVS. Published by Odity and Co. 27 . i. ,_Oxtotd,strect,.attdunay be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen. Likewise, _the Se, cond , Edition •.4 that much-admired Work, Politics of th 3 Georgium Siclus, exhibiting a Satirical View of the Politics and• Characters of the Pay, ' RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the . subje6.l' nfjuit and 1 general reprobation, t. iat men destitute ofthe ei.:ments of. the medical art . have offered themselves as taiiilidates fOr public pStr t onage in the profession of physic For rhe, purpose o f doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being elaised among those empiries whose imprudent preren onus. nave, unfortunately for society, been fivou niblv received, we heg leave to submit to the liberal iiiichettli,..ditencd a faithrot stateineot of our ‘putstlit s And ac quirenients. . Atter havim; received a regular medical editca tiOh is the pupils of Ali...as. Grinded and Itlizard,'whose lectures mid practice ve carefully attenik.l, as piotessors and Stllkeniis^of tile Lon i,15 ; wu entered ourselves as students in that ju-tkceleh. - ared for medical actioire mein,. the Royal Co. of E.iiida area , and were instructed iu the flit - Li:rent bram.iies at inattuny, surgery, the theory and . praqice of. Nivstc, 'chemistry, miciavit-try, botany*, &c. See. b'y those ciiiiiient proi,:ssors, Dr's. bloom, Cre,;oiy,, Black, lOuncao and Ruthertont We trust we shall not (teemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are !nconsid.irahle Having for a long series (at years tuAtleNctel , and the various diseases Of Debility, the particular cam ett of our studies and practite, it will, we hope, he allowed that Wu. have viluireil superior knowledge ot their and Cure. slight arm ri%eut Finks Or intectunt,ii pet teat re-establishinciit is complct•Al. in the short period of t ti u days ;• and in thtsc or the utmost tn vereracy,' where cattier praetiti.uiera have laded at success, a Limper perseverauce in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient'4 Sate and radical 'cure. . . . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effeas of a lisl:er lUng and Most unhaPPity*lntislied by • tilt youth ht both sexes, there are none .41atrning or, more dial tessiiu;lll.lll those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state To such , pets ms it must he a ci u -to know that they may glow. by a new and infallible in Ile of treatment,'be restored to that , greatcst of !ill !Milian blessings, a Straitr marry, and vigor ous constitution: In all cases a deb:fity,'"froin whatever eitise arising, as ,well as in every species et awls:real inteetion, 'we may he coasulted by Patients (ie either sex with rite groat est secrecy and honour. 1-lours n 1 consultation at home trona ten to three, and from 6 in tise evening till to it , night. . in the country are - requesteitto state the particu, tars of their case, age, an.l general habit of living,' &c. Ste, in. cluing a ri..initt..nce tor advice and medicines, when the samewill be given, or sent to any part of tire kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our unciertaking, the postageof letters may be added to the accoilut tor medicines. 'CURRI It anti Co. Surgeons. No. 107, Hattori-,garden. gar Messrs. Currie and Co.. have c crtiticates from the above' respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of toe diligence, skill, a ind hutnanity, with which they per. formed the duties : assizned. than during the time, they at ter(ted !heir hretures - abd Pra6tice. r tABES,DOIISALIS• /. or, the C o nstunption in ceient -to Venlig Persons of Salacious Dispositions is so Irtrie trelred of by the ancient Practitioners' of Medicine, as well-as through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an adequate idecolit cannot, be collected front their writings. It is it ,esslry zben to say, that the first symptoms of the 'Taber Dorsalis are easily discerned by involuntary noiturnal emissions ; pains in the back, as well as - often in the head ; fortnication of the ,spine; aching pains ; and INeakness of sight ; defect of inemory, by an extreme dejection of the mental faculties ; • and contingent To these are gotta-serena; meagre-visage; CM:lend-A body ; irregular ,astimiatic serisa tions ; which, preceding a syndrome of heetical complaints, ultimately close the tatil catastrophe. The efficacy ot, the CORDIAL- BALM of GI LEAD is-daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Ner vous Disorders k end nothing has tended so much to establiSh ih e ' f a me of tars Medicine, as its certain success in those complaints, which strike their roots so deep in the Cunst itu tton, and are so tatill•to the happiness of hlankincl. The Cordial Balm: of Gilead is earnestly recommended to all Persons labouring under those cruel maladies, which break out in a•variety ot:syntproms, and for which tin, • Cordial is it safe and.certain remedy, comforting the stomach and bowels, braeing the solids, and giving tone to the whole nervous SyNreifl. As Dr. Solomon's praetice is now'become so great and ex • tensive, and his:constant engagements require , a considerable p o rtion of hioitne and attendance, he expects, w I con suited, the usual complimen t of a Guinea; hut all written • Cit3e3,. or letters of advice, anti unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and remittance, to-be .answereaut.his leisure, arc required ; to inclose .only l-lall.a-Gitinc.t. Such letters " should, 14, Salcty, be thus Nloney- lett , r, Dr. solonvai, Gilead lions; near Liverpool ; paid•dooble rust age." —Let ters rosy-be' ordered to -he-addressed -for X. 1,. qr A. B. at the.Post-Oitiee, till called tot.. • . • A saving of Nine Shillings in 'I wo , Gutneas—The . Curdial Balm of Gilead is-sold in bottles,: price hall,a-gttinca each ; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four but tics at tos. bd by which the PatiCrit-savese,. including also •the duty; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name 'and address, .‘‘ Samuel Solomon, Liverpoi)l,lo imitate which is felony. N. B. It, is necessary to observe, that the postage of all letters, whatever, must be paid for. 'file Cordial Balm ot Gilead, Anti." mpetigincs, aud Ab. btergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," arc Sold by . Mrs. fvlatliews, No. mil, Strand, London; Mr. -smith, Perfumer, Nu: 38, and Mr. Raebern, North Bridget •.-Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; ,Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and to. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow i •- 4, V, Cameron, 'Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw. ford, Kilmarnock ; 'W. Yining., Irvine ; A. Vorsyth, and Whiteside, it) . r ; W., erawford, Girvan ; Carson, New. Douglas ; T. NI (Milian, Kirkcudbright; T. Ni'Credie, Kirk. ; J. myth, Leven; I. Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; I', Craigie, Nlontrose ; and I. Anderson, Aberdeen ;. Dr. Wive, Banff; Wlntosh, Inverness ;- T. Stornaway ; I'. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Jiisset, Perth W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and'keid, Leith ; . Alexander. Dunformline ; Wilson, Dunbar.; •Vinnet, At 'teeth.; Dickson,- Dumfries; Phorson, Berwicx..; Atertdel, A lirwicki Paterson, Arbuthnot, and ; Miltonalil, Trongate, Glasgrow; and by most 3,nkseliers,aud Venders of Patent :skills:lnes in the United is jt. From the L&NDON GAZE7TE, Aug. 18, 1807. Mr..office, A.g. i f, • 18c7. • 24 Regiment of , Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Charles Lewis .Phipps to, be. Captain ofa Troop, by purchase, vice Bro '. rave, whit retires. Comet John Bourne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Phipps. ; ' ' • ast...liegiment of foot, 4.:aptain John Gordon to be Major, by purchase, vice Blair, _who retires. • 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Marlay to be Captain of a COM- Intriy, by purchase, vice - Dawson, who retires. • . be,Lietitenanis•- , Ensign Williain,Auriesl4,. vice Marlay. Lieutenant Augustus Bulstrode, front Half. pay dine 3d Garrison Battalion. Ensign Sainuel' Wright, without put. chase, • ViCe Gar liner, appointed Paymaster of the 13th . Light , Dragoons ; To be Ensigns-Ensign Richard Woods, froin the 7th Gard son Battalion, vice Atitiesi . e . y. Ensign Thomas - ftunburs, fromthe,,9*th Foot, vice •%V right, Ditto, Ensign Thomas Stephens, from the 7th .Garrison 13tttaltun, to be. Ensign, without purchase, vice.Thontas `Clarke, whose Appointment has not taken place. • 9th Ditto, l.ieutenant COnstantine Maguire, from fialf.pay -of the gscb Foot,,tobe Lieutenant, vice,•Peck l ,who .ex.. changes. 39th Ditto, Benjamin Maretis Ball, Gent. to be * Ensign, wtthout purchase, vice Fair, supersed:d . . • > ' to be Lieutenant, vice Wal ine, decease& tames Butler, Gent. to oe Ensign, vice ,Kelly. • . 44th Ditto, Lieutenant lames P. Shaw, from the 7th Gatti ; son Battalion, to he loieutestant, without purchase. 4sth Diteq, Francis. Andrews, Gent. to be Ensign, by put, chase, vice flardyntatt, promoted. 56th Ditto, Lieutenant Berry _Bowerman, from the Nova Scotia Fencitales, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. both I)itto, Captain William Woott;itte to be Major . , by pur.: 'chase, vice-Robertsoti, who retires.. ' , • 61st• Ditto, Ensign W. F. .1101 t to be Lieutenant, without purchase. ltichard jaAson Mapowder,,Gent. to be En 'vice lielr. - • • • • • • 72d ltitto, Lieutenant Davirtion, from the 2stlt f 6o t, to be Captain at a Company; tly . purchase, vino Ctulqucr, who rethei. ITSICAL CABINET for •New4nvented and Improh4 l NSTRUM ENTS, not such besides in the Kingdom, - particularly • the '6.hionable favonrite little HA RP LUTES, that sound like real .Harps, and only. rem quire a few days Praelice to learn to play m. To he had c only of Mr. E. Light, Invent:it . , •No. 8, Foley-place, PAphd Chapel. N. 11: The Harp Lute. Piano Forte, Pedal Harp, Sinking, dec. taught at Home arta Abroad, as usual. * * *The following Instruments to be Disposed of, uncom rooo ly cheap, vi an excel lent tine-toned (. rand Fkmu good as new, and has tlic additiottat F.4S, price but ty Guineas . ; -also -a -very sweet-toned square Piano Forte, has been. m'e -some months, but never used, price only Eigh teen Guineas; are both warranted to keep in tune beyond compare. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.street, London. _ .. . . . SIR. ... Edinburgh, M , ilay 2 00. • . • T ,the Spring of 79.1 I. was atilitled with a' i Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indilfer ence tier live months; but was • then obliged to apPly to'a time;ireieglc regular tt u tt l b, aryh igl y , : o tb:a iist i le t 4, , who.put. a temporary stop to the. v im, ase (by mercurial applications) f or some in spite of ell medicine awl the advic e of the fi rs t Gentlemen of the faculty here, worse and beyond description, being an entire leper, worse for two years, I was reduced to a - state almost un y head, 'throat, mouth, nose, legs,' arms, dec. have been' alternately In danger' of in short, I have had from -twenty to I;tatdr.luilleceicdrateir from head to tOot.—M body, „and nearly totally Ac he volUminous to parti.:ula4 bpweertiivneettyntireijoigtt.ibittiej_ilute.ls_cselirst (w)1,104411,1 rite all my ease —suffice it to say, there never, was, or ever will be, (Ms of •a' more-dangerous,- or of a more compli catal natufe- 1 was WI. looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beynnt all hopes of recovery ; and, in deed, in my-then condition, death was plif,!rable to. my More than Iniserable state. , In this ciNadffil situation' did I drag a Altos . ; miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way• a Newspaper .containing the case of a M. It. of I'lyntoutit—my, friends read it; I could not. —I sent and procured some- of , your •1., EA K E's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and hai► loug beer!, (after more than four years indescribable di ;,t c ressoiri a> good a state of health as ever I enjoyed • as ~4 prootL , Ot this, I had a fine , thriving, healthy child ; born to me a. sew months ago, - . In gratitude to Goa, and in 'holies !4 rendervig My fellow-crettuirk service, I request you. to isuhlisli thoi; 'and - you may - at any time reter persons who wish to be saris-tied of the truth :of this, •or further parti culars 4; to me or my friends, by letter 9r in rort. . • ASleVe cases for badness %%ill over equal mine,. and none exceed it, I have front experience every reason to assure .that in your LEAK Vis riI:LS :they will rind a ype..dy, safe, and radic3l cure, tin the most dread ful sage or . the Venereal Disease, which is called a cup. riamso Luis. , THONIPSON„ . * In3Urtnotintable family . *yawns prevent making my name and. address public ; but creditable perkoirs really wanting information may also be referred to :ne and my •frierids by MIS; S.• Clark, gainsay -Gardens,- Editibutglt. • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, , • T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons 'in' London, at hii honSe, No. a New Bridge street, Where lie will 44 Ive ltdvice• without a tee, to persons tak. ir is th e se Pills ' and, will answer patients letter :44 post. paid, on the saitie terms, observing in 411 cases the. most Inviolable secrecy, no 'person's name or ease . having been inentioued, butat their own particular request, by the Pro. prietor, during the course (it, more than thirty-six ,years, that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale o f t h e above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. Th e y are also sold by his 4ppointment, ' for the conve. nleoce of those 'living at a (finance,- by ' Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas. gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address at the Perfumer's, No , 35, St. Alban's . ..street, Pall- mall % Mr. Robertoonts Toy-shop, No. - 153, Oxford -street; Mr. Dis borough's; No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo. Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Towar-ltill; Nli. BulL Damestreet, Dublin; and by one person in every 'considerable town us Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes' -rot only 25. 9tl. each, sealed no with full and plain ilirections, whereby persons of either Sox ;nay ~ire themselves V% ith e ase and secrecy. B. Every. Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a. Stamp, on. which, by favour of the 'Commis shiners, is printed, at the Stam p Olflce—'s T. Taylor, No.. 6, New itridge.-street." to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeits. ti>itlcE SIXPEVCrt 7gth Regiment, Ensign )ohn tarnenui to be fames .Catneron, deceiscti. siuclair to he Adjutant, vice lolin C:uticroit, witu rst A iti tile Al, jtitantcy only. gist Ditto, Captain Roger Finch-, frtuithe ith Gal ri r, , t; it talion, to be Captain of a Cuiiipany,' vice Iteid, changes. 95th Ditto, Ensign Ethtiond . W".'O'Dell; from the 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pui - climse. 99,t1t Ditto, Ambmse Lane, bent. te - he Ensicmi without por-' chase; 'vice O'Dell, protririted in the firth FO6t. Ertgroller.c.ieneral BaiLlies P ) e4iinent, Gocaeli, Cent; be Second Liehtenant, wit liotiCpurct..6e. tiliuron'AcKegiineht; Eusign Fratic.,is Louts Rotirz,eois to he Lieutenant, vice Whet, 4etteasci. F.,isign . Attire Sprech,tr De tier-begg-to . be Lieurenant, vice D'Usutorlf . promote:L. Frederick Henry Perret,Gent. to he Ensi t m, Bo.tr,;,cass. • Lewis L'Ardy, Gent.' to, heEnsixn; vic.c. De sth Garrison Elattationi Captain Ttiumas Re I, t rout t,,„ t y tit Foot, to be Captain of a Company,- vice Finch, wit • changes. . • • . 7th Ditto, Ensign fohn'N . ltillen, frurn the Bth Royal Veter:ut jiattaliots, to be 1...1ett - feu:aft, vice Sltaw, appointed t., the 44th Foot. Francis St. Clare, (.;;;or. to tie Ensign, Stephens, appointed rt-Ithe oh+ uot% Gent. to be.Eusigo; vice atipottittd tOtiy... 3,1 t. Sam Franklin, 'lieu, !):: PaylOiter. • •-• tat Royal Veteran t' inlay ;11`.Naitgliton, late a Ser jt:ant in the Armv. t,, be vice Patters. 91, to the 6th Royal 7 Vetcrati Battalion. • • 6th I)irto; Ensign lames l'atterson, from thn ist Royal V. term* Battalion, to be Enstett, vice Robinson, deceasetir 3d Regiment ol itdi4 Vulometrs, B. Nind to be Captain of a C..tiyatiz, vice 'D'Altneila, who restgns. 'Ensign W to. Llplinist, , ite Matlagaii Lieutenant, vice EtisiAtt Peter Cttntenien Leeson, who res firm. lohtt Natighani Connell, Cent. to_ be vice A.laclagan. Cit. Gordon, Gent. to be ditto, vice Comenien. . MIMORANDUM. The Appointment of Gentleman Cadet, George j.indsav, flom the Royal Military College, to be. EnsiAn in Vile 33t,t foot, as stated in the Gazette of 3: - ,th M. last, ii.is not tak,:it place. . Captain Gen. Dalmer, of the 59th Regiment of Fut); , superitecletl, being absent .without- leave. - • EitnArvia in the Gazette of the 4th In s t ant . es ns ‘ p V erA illi l a ul l I e Williamson, Esq.. Lite Mayor 01 t h e rah Foot to ici 0 ni,er of Yeomanry' and V , liahiecr fo h r e ja an I n Corps in North Brttatn, read. lienj J , t . kSq. hue Major in the Cumine.is Pent:Wks, to:it:44w. o,A.ince-Office, dug. Is, :807. Rat:ll jiliiitty fames Burt, Gent. to b: Ve;erinary urzeon, vice Pe•cival. Dated lune t, 097. Crwp, j 1,Z?)..r1 - Falconer. Cent, to Oe Sub- Liet.ten.nit. Date l rune t, 11307, Cimmissizmr sirrei by the Lord Liemicnant al !Le Cworty of Ayr. ifyi shire Regithe , t of I C91119:1 , .): (al; y• . Wm. Allison Stai:l),.Cent.- to be Aajutunt. I).►ted 11.4gu t " 4; • • Ist Rrgiment of 4, ribir • r I , rlz , t , y. _ _ • __ Robert Smith, M. D. to be Stirgemi, vice k•oncl, resigned, - 4)atetl.as above. • 'lst liattalipll 2d •Reginrevi twiAwr lx/anl v. Charles . Dalrymple, (:: - .(1 to be c aptain,-vice Smith r;:tuoveil to the Yeomanry Cav,dr)'. L)dted as above. • • • Commiislam in the Royal Flint Militia, five,/ fy the Lord - Lie:dement . Henry Leo, Lsq. to be. Captain. Dated Aug. 1, 18;)7. BANKRUPTCY SUPIiRSEDTsp. John Woodroffe, of U ord, Sunik, BANK.RUI' I S • William Absolem, of Leicester-street, Leicester. squire, straw-hat-manulatturer, to surrender August 24 atjavv• 29, and Sept. 29, at ten, at Gnildlidl. Attorriay, Mr. Wild, Warwick square, Newgate-street, • Joseph Jackson, of Newington Causeway, Surrey, brush maker, Augtist 25','27, :Ind Sept. 29, at ten, at Loniiou. Attonues; Messrs. Alcuck and Cortier..York strzet, Southwark. Williaut Lambert Cassell, of Thames Ditton, Surrey, car. pester, ,Ay itst 22, 29, and Sept. 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London: Attornies, . Cartoli killgSloll..uporr•Tilimies, Surrey ; or Messrs. Simpson and tlastie, ILemich. walks, Temple, London. :William 1 ) .116, ut Derby, coal niCrchant, August 28, Sept. 4, au,.1'2.), at melvv, arthe Knuelt Arms T.ivern, Perm. ttoraies, Gaxtera and Martin, hintivAl t s-Inn, London vr McsSfc-tiartiipie4:24l43tadtursl, Derby. DIFID&NDS. Nov. 7. Thomas Howland, of Thane, Oxfordshire, carrier. at ten,, at LlO.,tii.ll I, I.in , don. October 24. • josepiilon Deniels, of coiroa , ,,4trect, Lott don, 'merchant, at twelve, at .Guiltlhall. - Sapt. James, Williants, of li.ivertordwest, count Petit. broke, fittLipkv:eper,at elevea, at the White Hart, Itioact. street, Itristol. Sept. 7. Richard Siliith, of Ashbourne, Derby, statiolier, at eleven, at liaddlestgit hut,. Derbyshire, Sept. 8. 'fos4ph Bennett the elder, of itcv, :incl John Ben.. nett, ot Saints Mills, Dewblettry, merchants, at ten, -at the MAI, mid S.ukile. I dn, I). wsbnr,V. " Sept: 8. Cita! 1... s Kay, of 1-Vatfool, I . lc:t:for,ti74lire,atirgeon and tipatiicelty, at eleven, at C uilti h.t I, 'London. Sept. 1, 5 . • wiiit.,nt l'arbrtca., of G loth:ester, - linen.tiraper, at . ten, at Culltlil4ll, howlon. C tine r . Sept. 13: Ceot . e Speod, ot" lilack wart- street, St. Mary, Neti , .. ingtoni Surrey, stable-keeper. . owpit Wiill:lbisa,it, al Qtieelt•street, Lond o n, fl our . (15.,,,... ' Utiel)ll Mask Daniels, Of Callll4ll-street, 1.011:1 , (11, Inz•l'Ci mt. uhn ilaidet ley, tat Woi vet hail iptob, Staiii,rd,txm. i.li uglit ,C. Vahan"' litintiell, of , W‘t wyn, sienti-rasolie, iii.dlSrer. 4 4 .1RIN.f.R.ItheS DiS W. ltoyson, W. Rose, I'. [)akin, and R. Blackwell, stove. grate- inanutact u rs. R. Aspden and li, A. Aspcien, cottons anti twist-dealr4,* Manenester. I. sipipson and W, Buchanan, Manchester,linenAr.ipets..., J. Brint, an.l ti, Sutton, Livccpuol, nierenanth. F. Cuter, sen. • and F.'Carter, jun. Laneastcr„ . chants. James Graham, John Graham,. Jackson, R. 119umbs,4, and 11. Cline, cotton-simmers. J. Rotnason and T. ltiLhantson, New Nialton, merchants., J. Haskins and IL Haskins,' Ne:wbury, 13,:rkshire, wine. merchants. I. Way and G. Scott, .Fen-court, Fenchurch.strcet, ship. br;)k:rs. I. Flet4ier, and J. Routh, BUltOll.lO-NyOrS, cotton-1114nti• taclurers. T. oon an‘l W.... Chapman, stationers, tioundslitch. T I landisyd:. and . I alw~.ituc , uigioister,.l3. • " F. tionterslunn, widow, and W. ilattlMltalll, 1.1.1111u15, Cats. , tenItICY. • T. FieldS'aitel I'. Fields', jun. West Srithfield, sheep4alei. tnctl,• • . PR ICA Oh' NTOLt4 , t" . IfittalticoA l (. 11K11.1 fitnek, 178 i 179 Bonds t StAlth SL StoLl•C, fixeliutlti-1.11111.5,p4r,15. (US, ()rflipni tits, imperial 3 per Ceut, Ditto Awl. 7 i.laok tqr Aceuunt. 423: con, tor af)thiii.:3. (44 • Bank Stock, 2311 Nary k. par Ct. 95i 96 95 A '• per Cent. 1797, it ill Spar Cclit. „11, , 4 per Cot. S):1 81 ;-\ j per Celt. 62i 63 3 per,Ceor, qtin Isallk 17i 15,4tirtis Ditto Shalt Alin.