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Ei . ott the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 3, 1803. TIIE KING. A 11.0CLAIVIA TlO CEORGE R. WHERLAS under the present circumstances, much danger may arise to the public tranquillity from Alien Enemies resorting to, and residing in Great Britain ; And whereas by an Aft passed in the 4.3 d year of Our Reign, intituled, " Ati Aft to repeal an A& passed in the last Session of Parliarnent.for establishing Regulations respelling Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or resident therein and fur establishing, until three months after the ratifica_ tion of ap,: fi nitive Treaty of Peace, Regulations respeCting Aliens arriving sn this Kingdom, or resi. dent therein, in certain Cases," due provision has been made for inflicting Penalties on all such Aliens as shall disobey any Proclamatinn issued by Us, direling that such Aliens shall depart the United Kingdom : Now we, being desirous of carrying into execution. the intent and meaning of the, said An., and thereby providing for the. general safety of the Realm, do, by this Qur Proclamation, by and' with the advice of Our Privy Council, order and direct, that . all Aliens being Suhjefts of the French Republic, or of any place belonging to_ l _ or under the dominion of the Government of the Trench Re. Üblic, or of any Country or Territory at War wi t h s, who shall have arrived in Great Britain since the tst day olOttober, tBol,,and on Or before thii day the 31st of August (other titan such Aliens. as are hereinafter excepted), shall depart Great Bri tain in manner hereinafter mentioned t that is to say, All such Aliens residing within the City. and Liberties of Westminster, or elsewhere within the Bilk ,of Mortality, or within the parishes of St, Mary.le-bone, Paddington, Pancras, or Sr. Luke at Chelsea, on or before the :ph day of September 1803.' And all such Aliens residing in other parts of Great Britain (except as hereinafter excepted) shall depart Great Britain on or before the 'loth. day of,. September 1803. And We do ,further declare anti makeitnown, that every such Alien who shall, knowingly and wilfully refuse or negleft to pay due obedience t o this, Our Royal .Proclamation, and shall be found in Great Britain contrary to such Proclamation, will he liable to be arrested and committed. to the. common Gaol of the county or place where he or: she shall be so arrested, there to remain without bail or main Prize until he or she shall be taken in charge for the purpose of being sent out of Great .Britain ; and if any such Alien sent out of Great Britain in pursuance of this our Proclamation shall, Without licence for that purpose by one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, return into any part of the United ,Kingdom, such Alien being duly convieted thereof, will be liable to be' transported for life according to the provisions of the said An. And in order the better to enable such Aliens to comply with this Our Proclamation and .the said .Att, We have caused 'to be provided Ships and Ves. eels at Gravoend, for conveying such Miens to some Port or Ports on the Continent of- Europe_:. And all such Aliens, as are desirous to avail them. selves of this aCcOrninodation, are direded:to repair. . to' Gravesend on or before the 14.th'day ofScptem. ber t8o3: And all such Aliens repairing toGraves. end, and having obtained their Passports conforms_ bly to the said. Aei, by applying at the'.Alien Office in Crown.court, Westminster, shall hepermitted,to embark, and shall be conveyed on board the said Ships to be furnished by Us, free of expence, to some Port or Ports on the Continent of Europe. •And all such Aliens ,as shall decline availing themselves of this accommodation for carrying them out of Great Britain, free of expence, are lereby , requirednevertheless to repair to the Port of London, and to none other Port, and there to cm. havir k g..their Passports conformably to the to be.obtsitted on application to the Alien Office ai aforesaid, in older to Depart on or before the said rsth, .20th day of September, 1803, re. apeaively, as the case may reirtre, under the Pe. stalties hereinbcfore mentioned. Provided that nothing herein contained shall be tonitrued to repeal any part of Our Proclamation of the lath of this instant, August, requiring t h e Aliens .therein mentioned to reside within the limits therein described, except in cases where any Aliens as aforesaid, shall he hone, p , proceeding on their Tourney to the Port of London, and to Gravesend, in order to embark...and depart thereat front Great frovided always, that this Our Proclamation shall not extend to any Ito Feign Ambassador, or other public Mini iter duly authorised, or the Servants sawny attending upon such Ambassador'or public Minister, or any domestic Servant of any of Our natural bor y n Subjetts, or of any Subjeet who has li:en made Denizen or Naturalized,. such Set vault being 'actually and tonafrie eMployed in the service of that. respeat ve Masters ; nor to any such Alien as shall, by virtue of a 1 7 ,icence under the hand and seal of one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, or of such person or persona ,as shall be ap p)inted for that put pose,. be authorised to dwell and :elide in some part,of . Great Britain. We do hereby charge and command that all Aliens to whom this relates, do pay due obedience to the same, and that all justices of the Peace, Mayors, and other .Magistrates, and all Constables and Other enc. Officers, do respeAivety, use their utmost dill. geoce to enforce the : s=e. GiVen at our Court at St. James's, this 31st day of August, 1803,,and in the 43d 'year of Our Reign. GOD SAVE THE KING. Itar-OSer, September 3, 1803. Cvih; Martin Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Adams, .F.sq. to be Captain. Mattin•tampbeli, Esry wbe Captain. • Henry_ Scouttield, jun, Gent. to be Lieu. pant. jotin Rowleyy. Cent. to be Cornet. Henry Lever, Gent. to tie Cornet. Lincoln:l4re Light liasve Rangers. Or Gilbert licatiKote, Bart. to bo Major-Commarstiant. 'file 1-Itkit. Toter Burrell to bo Captain. Robert Heath cote, E sq. to bo Capta in. To be tieutettants—Benjamin Bm;th, jun. Cent. Tulin Martiers, Gent. Thomas It'Jwilsley, Gent. To be Comets-Edward Monks, (;eat, Williem Holder- Cent. J. M. Maydwuit, Cent. To be Adjutant—Thomas Rawnsicy, Galt. Thrtio.anpr . lnthire Gott/amen rramang Cavalry. Robert ,SlierrArd, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lord Lilfo rd, prothoted. Roxhurk.Lhhe Centlottin and Yeomanry Cavalry. Western Troop—William Ogilvie, Cent. to be Second Lieu tenant, vice Riddle. Brig.ston rolwitter Samuel Moore, Esq. to be Captain.' - To be Lieutenants —John Mills, Gent. Robert Dix, Cent. Andrew bond, Cent. Glamorgan RA Corps of Alto:tern. LiOutenant. Bassett to he Captain. vire Markham, who re signs. William Jenkins, Gcnt. to be Ensign . . • . Ilexkarn I/duller". Infanhy. Thomas Gibson, Esq. to be aptain. John Gibson. Gent. to be Lieutenant Thomas I.; raliain, Gem to be Ensign. Mid -Ltd/dun l'ulunteer Infant'y. C.iptain-Lieutenant Robert Brown to be Captain. Lieu tenant Vernor to be Captain. Lp.al New?-r 1 Po&Neer Infantry. Lieuterint-Colonel William °giantler to - be Lieutenant- Colonel-Coinmanclant: • , L 0,41 Northwood Rille Corps of Vorlywooot. David Wotsley, Esq. to be, Captain. Henry 139yven,,Gent. to be Lieuteuant. Joseph it icliards, Gent. to be Ensign. Loyal Pentbrolethire Legton, a/weer:. Joshua Roch, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. • Joshua Roth, Esq. to bO.Captain of Cavalry. To he Captains of Infantry—John Wilparn ; Stokes, 41. Henry Strikes, Esq. William Iliggon, Eisq. , To he Captain of Artillery--John Lort Stokes, Esq. To be Captain:Lieutenant .ot Artillery , —Robert Robertson, Gent. :To be First Lieutenants or . Infantry—John Grant, Gent. Thomas Davis. Gent. James Higgon, Gent.- Rkhard ,Rees, Gent. Willidin P. Allen, Gent. To he Cornet -James Phillips, Cent to he Second Lieutenants of Infantry—Edward Byne, Genf. J Nlorris, Gent.. James Williams, Gent. To be Second Lieutenants of Artillery—David Bowen, Gent. George, Cent. To be Chaplain—Rev. B. Gibbon. To be A cl jutant liam Johnstone, Gent.. To be Quarter.Master—J. I'. Potter, Gent. ferry 7enautry P'elfmteerr. Cavalry. To be Captains—Henry Coward, Esq. Thomas Forster, Esq. • Anthony. Lambert, Esq, Homble Esq: •Charles Nixon, Esq. William Read, 1...,q. • ,To be Lieutenants—Joseph Bell, jun. Gent. George Leine, Gent. John Robinson. Gent. John Taylor, Gent. John Thir!wall, Cent. George Weatherly, Gent. To he Cornets- Robert Davidson, Gent. John pobsim, jun. Cent. Thoat Hearn, Gent. Robert S Wall, Robert Wade, Gent. George Wilson, jun. gent, infantry. To be Captains—Adam Atkinson, Esq. Thomas Bell, Esq. Lathurtililacker, Est Thomas Huston, Esq. John Cluticrbuck, F.sq. Henry 'rainlington, Esq. (obit Dobson, Esq. %Valliant John Hay, Esq. Joseph L 4m b,, EN. Lawes, Esq. - Anthony Marshall, Esq, Cuthbert Nichol,on, Es 3 - John Reed,' jun. Esq. Thomas Storer, Esq. Thomas Thompson, Esq. lolin Waldie, Esq. John Walker. jun. Esq . To be First Lieutenants—William Bell, Gent, Christopher Blackett, Gent. John Charlton, Gent. Thomas Christi, John Chrisp, jun. Gent. Robert Dixon, Gent. Jonathan 'orster, Gent. Ralph March, Gent. John Pluminer, Gent. Thomas Retillead, Gent. Thomas Robson, Gent, Arthur Stork; Gent. John Tate,' Gent. Thomas Tian, CORN Thomas Taylor, Gent, . William Watson Gent Thomas Wilkie, Gent. To be SticOnd Lieutettaitts'—naViil Baird, Gent, AleXander Hartiernan, GsOrge Dobson, Gent. Cohn Donn), Gent. George Forster, Gent. • Joseph 'lardy, Gcnt. }Oben Heron Cent . MattiteW Leadh i tte r , G ent . Mar. tinMorrison,.'Gent. Tlicunas Potts, Gent. Henry Rob son, Gent. Jolut Story, jun..C.;ent. A ndrew Thompson, Pont. John Vaites„ Gent. 'Joseph % arson, Ce n t. Liam Wilson, Gent. The Queen': Rya! Regiment of Poluntors. - - The Right Honourable Robert Lord Hobart to be Colcinel. The Rev. Weedon Butler to be Chaplain. tst Battalion of Ditto. Lieutenant-Colonel FrettedCk Phi lips •RObitiscin, Inspeding Field Officer 'of the Lbridon Distria, to be Lieutettant-Coloncl. gtophen Rollestott, li,sq to beAlajor. To be Ca s tains of Companies-- lolin Burman, Esq. John Granville, Esq. John Lambert, Esq. Thomas Wood ) : Esq. Jolts Lane, Esq. William Merry, Esq. To be First Lieutenants—John Bligh, Gent. J. F. Fixten, Cent. Rohn Dingle, Gent. William Spike, Gent. Chkrlcs Garstin, Gent. William Ayrron,' Gent. - - To be Seconkr Lieutenant—William Craggy, Gent. William Clinton, G,:itt. John Sadler, Gent. John Bidwell, Gent: Nlichael Foveaux, Gent; Thomas Clarke, Gent. Henry Rolleston, Gent. rhomas Attwood, Gent. To be Surgeon F. R. Paralo, Gent. ad Battalion of Ditto. John Wilson, Esq. to be Lieutenant. Colonel. Charles Hokinsen. Esq. to be Major. •4 TO be Captains of Com nies,.-Richard Losack, Esq. Tho.• IlidS illiain Stickler, Esq. Philip Bur— Esq.i faints M'Clary, Esq. Thomas Maughun, Henry Blunt, Esq. To be-First Lieutenants— lose ph Lynn, Gent: 'William Hanbury, Gent. Richard Wallis, Gent. George Ortno, • Gent. William ;Green, Gent, Udell, Gent. Charles Chatnier, Raper, Gent. To be SeenndLieutehants—Nter Frederick Robinson, Cent. Richard Rattenbury, Gent. Thomas Owen, 'Gent. Eustace Danby; Gent. James Johnson, Gent. ; .H. W. Harris, Gent. % Varner, Gent. To be Surgeon —,Thomas Rinby Reid, Gent. To be Assistant-Surgeon—David Eggleston; Gent illarrottii a. 14151. Yohn't• Yoluntter Infantry: Tho Honourable William Frederick Ellio tt Ed en ' to b e L ieu. tenant.tolonel. John Jones, .Esq, 10 be Major. To bo•Captains —Joseph Sainteri' Esq. Ja mes cy atts, Esq. Duren Stables, Esq.. John Sale, Esq. To be Captain.Lieutenant—Sinton Stephenson, Es q , To he Lieutenants—Thomas Daniel, Gent, Humphrey Pritchell, Gent. Robert'Clapham, .Gout. James Col futioun, Gent'. Charles Farebrothcr, Gent. 1'1'41104 fill lion, Gent. To be Ensigns—lames Mitchell, Gent. James Henry De eon, Gent. John Bernard Sale,' Gent. Severn Paioneer Riflemem. Samuel Mellen, Esti. to be Captain. Nathaniel Watben Cent, to he First Lieutenant, j o h n S now d en, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant. .latnea Gent. to be Adjutant. Trinity !loom . Royal I'd:outer Arilgriy. The Right lion. aliant Pitt to be Colonel. J osep h Cot ton, Esq., to be %V Lieutenant-Colonel. John 'U nivers , E sq . to be,M arr. To be Captains—josaph Cotton, Esq. johnTraVers. 136 (1 • George Burton, Esq. Anthony Calvert. Esq. Thomas liroWn, Esq. Sir Robert Preston. , Francis Easterby, Esq. G Lawson ReeYl , Esq. Henry El bide Pei Iy, Esq. John Deihl!, EA'. Thomas King, Esq. Joseph Held dart, Esq. Abel Chapman, Esq. John Sealy, Esq. Effingham Lawrence, Esq. William Fraser, Esq. George Curtis. Esq. John Woolinore, Esq. To be Lieuthiants.—lohn Boyd, Gent. Richard Lewin, Gent. John Walker, Gent. John St. Barbs, Gent. William Agnew, Gent. John Atkinson Blanchard, Gent. William liallantyne, Gent. Allen Chatfield. Gent. John Fisher Throckmorton, Cent. Thomas Morton, Gent. William Smith, Cent. Philip Stimpson, G en t. Raven, Cent. Dennis Butler, Gent., Rob ert W ar d , G ent. William Webb, Gent. John Fowleiton, Gent. • Jonathan Wilson, Gent. Alexander Watt, Gent. John Robinson,. Gent. To be Ensigns-:-William 'Beason, Gent. Mm Hervey Pelly, Gent. Joseph Boulderson, 'Gent. John Corner, Gent. Goland Burton.. Gent. A. T. Applegarth, Gent. William Powell, Gent. John lleatson, Gent. Robert Brown, Gent. Andrew Timbrill, Gent. !cm Robinson.' Gent. Henry Lusby, Gent. William Nlarshall, Gent. Thomas Barnes, Gent. John Cbessell, Gent. Antho l iy Hooper, Gent. IVilliam Dodds, Gent. Goarge• Young, Gent • IP:intage Volutttern. John Wise, Esq. to be Captain. William Butler, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Robert Bekker, Gent. t o Lieuienant. , be Second rPi g ht l'ohenteef.r. South East Dittalion. To lie Captains—Henry Worslay, Esq. pules. I oliffe, Esq. I. W. Woven, Es c ), To be I.leutenant--John Godfrey Thomas, Gem. To be EnsigtiLGeorge Worsley, Cent. Modbridae Vclunieff s. Purcell, Esc): to be Captain, vice Carter, resigned. • Edmund Jenny, Esq. to be Captain. Com:truant upeed by the Lord Lieuteirant of the o,g,ty of Cambridge. To be Deputy-Lieutenants—Thomai Fisher, Etcf. Dated Feb: 28, 0%03.. Hardy Johnson, Esq. Dated March tl, 1803. Thomas Orton, Esq. Dated as abov.:. Owen Gray, - Esq. Daccrd as above. William Martin, Esq. Dated as aoove., William Dunn,. Esq. Dated April as, 1803. Christopher. Pemberton, jun. Esq. Dated luly 12, 18o$.. • Loa! Viscount Royston. Dated July 16, 1863. Francis Pemberton,, 'Esq. Dated as above. Thomas tawssett,' Esq ;: . Dated as above. .Harry Spencer Wad-. dinsion, Eiq. Dated as above. William Rayner, Esq. Dated as above. folut Edes, Esq. Datedas above. Mar niaduke Dayrell, 'Esq. Dated as above. Thomas Quin , tin, jun.' Esq. Dated as above. . Thomas Hall, jun. Esq. Dated as above. John Sharpe, jun g sq. Dated as above.. Edward Weatherby, Esq. Dated as above: George Leeds, Esq. Dated as above.: Charles Madryll, Esq. Dated its above., John Westwood, jun. Esq. . Dated as above. Nathaniel "Goodman, Esq. Dated as above.. -- , • . Commis:ions in the Cambridgeshire Alilitia, Jived by the Lord " - Lieutenant. To be Second Niajor—Tanfielti Vaehell, Esq. Dated July 'T'u'A LI. • • : • • . be captains--Philip,, Lord Viacorynt Royston. Dated March 6, INO3, rands Charles lames' Peiliozrioll, Esq. NolJtcli 7, IEO3. • Hairy Spent!er AVaddttigton, Dateu, Nlarciv 8r 0103. Joint • Horsey Ditted Mcrcii 9, 1403 11lytnas Fawcett, Esq. ! ‘lWl,ri:ll to, 1803. Sir William Wiley, Kitt. 1),41,,t I dry' 6, elk . ;. . Dixon, ,Esq. July 7, 18,3. etiarie.4 Dated July 8, 1,;43. To be Lieutelholts-- Jainea Uulty , Gent. , Dated 'April 2, 3803. Hem y tioode Gent. bated jtitie 9, t 8 4. :Ilettry. Pemberton, G,.iit. July 9, o°3. Toutnas Pole:. hatiiiiton, Gent to, 180,i. Joseph W . ll),lin Cent. P3lCtl 1.15 ll t kein3. Henry Crcen, Gent. •Dat...l July 16, 1803. Gent. , , Dated only 27, Iso3, lciekarby, civic,Dated as above.- To be Ensigns—Henry lie,ifitey, Gent. Dated low: to, 1803. Anthony Beales, Dated as above. Humbly, Gent. Dated , lolly 27, 'lBO3. Gent.' Convidisions 4104,1 4 tide Lord Liimte,:ant ‘4, 4 • comic ) , of Wor cester. . , Tole Deputy-Lien ten iirs --The Right . Honourable Thorrias Lom Foley, 28, 0103. Thomas. !licitly; Hof 1,. Esg. . Dated as above. T he iloopurable jghn Williant Ward. Dated Ao h ost. is, 0303. lobo Knight, Esq. Dated a, above. lotto Wcir, Esq. Dated' as ithute. William Welch, ESq. .I)ated as above. john Adams, Esql Dated :as •.above. Edward Prookqy.l'enricc, Esq. Dalcd us above. john t3lew, Esq. tut the City of WorceSter; and Count)' at the same City. -. Dated as above. Comwi.nions in .ihe Worestershire 141ilitia, signed by the Lard Liereftnant. ..„ To be Cap6ins—john•Wmkeman Lottg,- Esq. -Mull Au gust 17, ►So3. WWI Gorle, jun. Esq. Dated August . tSoj. Ofarnance-Office, iltigust 30, 0).13. - ' • R`gal Regiment df Ar:lll, , y. , . •• • air 'c . f Thomas Spencer, Gent. from tic 11.,11.p.ty of the Corps, to be Lieutenint-I.:ontrnissarY. I):ited August i 4, iSo3. • • • Pr.ltriince.o . B7ce, 21llg:i.c1 31, tf.;o3. Rr : yal Regivu ~1 ://1,,,y. • Second-(.ie,utonant i)i)i,!,it•y to be Firt nant, Tapp, 'retired to the Invalids. Dated August 26, tto3. O'ninan'ec Office, SrPie, 11 , 4, 1803. Corps 6f 12,0%71 Engineers. Gentlemgn Cadet C - dotge,flarnittoilltfo be Second Lieutenant, . vice Douglas, proiTioted. Dattn May 7, 1803. . PRlck stock, ..• - 44A+vrroAr. . Bank Stock shut In , tia Stnek try Navy prr Lea:. Hel 7 I n dia Bonds s. 3 . i ('et Lem. t - 97, SI.Ut Ex. With s. :i. :iiS. I iisll S per Cent. . °trillium 6N. ni.s. ; i Cr, ( colt. Con. 7oM .1 illpef . 3 pct Lent. 3 per C. it. strut " :)itm Ant.s. ; peal. Col.. 54 in . Dank for. • . It nk 1.. A. toy 4 . Lunt. tor Ott. 54 S 4; Ditt9 S. A. a -- 2 163- i . i ... r CARNIARTIIENSHIRF.. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCT lON, ..... . By Mr.' CHRISTIE, • At his Great Room, in Pall Mall, . - ' on Tim RSDA Y, tile 6th of Ottober l at One o'.C l ocl4 Ti - IOSF, truly valuable and very. produ l i ve Cc LI LittlES.;, together with 136 Acres of rich Arable, . 'Meadow, and Pa s tur e La n d s , with th e Appurtenances, call . ecIIIKONDINY an d CAER . BIGGIN : situate in the parish of Lanelly, in the said County of 'Carmarthen, and withiS five mites of the Sea 7 port and Market Town of LoheilY.. -- , The quant i ty o f C oa l s an d C u l in w hi c h I ntly- be worke d Its the l 1 ‘ i . ; : :!, 11 a s I n id o i t is i o s p s e ulip i o s s e e s d ti bl a s t o cti ni a c t or t s i Xes i t ' li l itte i :q c l uCd o illg' :liireernieosw i i , n l l l V t a v t:k,nt,,r, hat. l .: . l i te iic re ti a vv te ill two or more other p rin c i p al Veins of excellent Stone Coal to be found muter thtse that than double the estimated quantit ' y pr ol u t ‘ h c e other t r i 3 n b s i ? 1111? I r;. d ve ec r::::c g t e n n ia ti r y a , nt n i o .u t i a lr u i o ya v ll e e d d local advantage,and situation or these Collieries, render them 'more desirable to o Purchaser 'than any of , erof the quality in South Wales.. All the Veili d , ill the saine direction .1) the d g e " , a l r i t,e .i r : y u o t f a tl n ic i l l .1 " 11 1 d 1 . L'imn a Pr ' r fol h Day Level, wiitl.h may rn.'iilatic at the expellee o. • ,;,,,r tit Works, awl ,3 •Nltatt to bra% out ,he great‘st parts Or 12L wilt at o nce serve• tit: purpose. oath of d raii•••-, 1 _ g if nut tli whole of the Co.ds,froine.acit Vein. • A Rail Nay, or Tram road, is now formed, and w e n t ! in c. :: • r . few months be cOmpletet finished at .111 /0 13"1 1 0 , - ,t) e" le. i root these Ct 11,,ntes to "he Quay at .1,..,iie11y, w•—• -• J ( kg mand for cuals.and Culm, of the de.sciiption in tnosa v , cn is so great s th it 41ty'qitailtity might be exported. 0 , 1 yearly stint of i 01. i t ) a The Lands tinder which these Veins 1,, • ),, no‘ .considerable advance, hive a Right of Co non of Paint oti 1 extensivit onlitnited for Cattle and Sheep, - i l and valuable Common s adjacent, and situate withal a sin.i Truant ..t 1 . %• ill, 'and are cap distance or several reputahle Nlarket Towns. . . t.or :' tiii.r particulars apply to Mt. ebristic, wh ere i. ~% 1•.) It 1 it i o ~._ ..41.c.5, Mid it p.rtictilar Description of the Lii i. , ii, " l -`$ . 11 , 1 '} . tee: o4 4 t• of Messrs. • Williams allei i'' "" ' .' 7. I ..i. stet. ...itor,, a...4'1111E6 ••• • . . .i.ii ~ also o the 4-lrinters cis •••- j , , i ~,;(1 ali,: ..t ii,:inier's Bristol Papers ; of Alesso• "":,''',; i.,0 ; • c r a ci p it ab a i t , ' , (i,01,,,, Filmunds, Eitelic.crier ()Rice of pit As, 151ia ,, ..• i. .3 time Itaa ‘ . 40.V C.,tfi,;_h,,L.., L . ocawil; . r, . i. 3 eat' ~ 1 I' - . _.......---. BY HIS M. kS l'Y's ROYAL.T.L PA' r bl 4 Dr. 11101JUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL .ana CAL SYRUP, MO those' who have revelled in the Midnight Curl tila dr u a t i i n o et u t s N io a v t ,t u . re of her richest stoles, b)re; ..sti;te)ri;;ioioxnareilarildcsatifli totes he will gradually reit K i i i e r t3 t tit he r'l ;i i i s e rc lai w i::l l l, l )l7. " :v 7 .l. 4ll • Ladies of any time ol' P l ' i ' t w o7r s i ° a r v b , tlcY b .n y t th is r'h)Pi front one qt the ity,st afflicting disorders inc ; and at a certain period it is most highly useful. • In All Nervous AtKitlions, Lowness of Spirit Treinor"V' s ' Loss of Memuty, impaired Vigour,; slid the nuinher:es!, ”'inptorns of impaired and tottering Constitutions, at wheth cr ar:Ang from alite OrinaCtivity, intemperance, or i n attentio n to; lit.t.tith, its efficacy. has" attained _throughout the Kingdoms, universal and unparalleled celcorite. By str' .. . l . perseverance in.its us:, it cheer,. braces, “tia the wliole-nerVous System, and gives new tone to 41.1, be Shia! funalans‘: of which numberless instances aPOUClitki. . tio`ole m e dici n e, ,ba(s:rins anti stningilleners in the whole 4lsteria locos:!"! en h re time 4,, eoervatmg or vieioni indulgemes • a l e or r. ot' t oti a- c i n consistent tliose.who regoioniend external:llllW*e o ns for internal col.t: t l Plaints, obviatett.in the tolibiving q uestion : the fur which - ittherei to the inside of a 'kettle; or boii . cri g ,7 retnaved - by wishing tI ie but,lr v t This swim coin it.4o" ial IN! snide respeeiiii4 the 1111111 AP twine : Can an inren pi i lit be reinoVeti by .in external ion ? 'rile4e ~ sill are left to be answered by • every Redder, whit: *l* 11" v t ‘ ri 'tic" 1" y or-D s . s s u 3 l3 br . in th '; the i li e .4 x: i t o r t i A :o s l particularly in cases:lif the above nature? regular nosp - um vender. Hey motive for publishing this to''-iq.3 tisernent, is - to Secure' the Healli• or the Public daner that.artends extetnulapplication, which,, to his I ,4l l t ' s , ledge, has proved fatal to many who 11;0'0 l• "ti in it 4° - .proper cpntictence. 0.4 11"194'5.() . 1 F' C - Vitt'S TfIOUT SALIVATION' k..AST'ot CAPT. C. of WAPPING. „e A 'N:3VaI Captain ih the India service, du rini in" . " - • r'' ; t Iva; at,licted with the Lues Vetterea, which he c oon:Ai. e i t when a Midili.pman ; the (..:oulplaiiit, coniequenc the ,' , t s tutu his limhs, and the ulcers it occiiiithied exposcd appli t o nt i e : B l i t in ..a t ;t4 ; ° i b2 T4: S DY: :. rr i e 'CCr l s r e :: j 1171! t rb er : o n t I 1 1: 0 : 1 ° l n h: tr l in e °a4 w t n o r i °j o e i n i t k c ia l lt i v itC i i re c e l c i Pa 4:1 ; 1" e : salutary !liable Medicine, together t w icni itl e i d the in ro m tl ;a ic ra''bi is a Specific in even stage of the Venereal Dif , !:a . .), el „. i is. under the Doct o r' s .Appointinent, in Woiles and Gs. by M essrs 'Frew:nazi (only) in F.xeter ; Haydon, Barnacle, • Hoxldnd " Congdon, PlyrnouthpoLk Syle, B a titit. l l: l _7 l : ackson I) artmouth; Elliot, Falmouth; 'Frel.,,aurtg,l:l;2,4i: an" Nettleton, c an iz t l l e b il y l unielo,:itirle'erinnteinr.g4,dolinoois.kse,llers, and Venderis'ioYtl.ll:lll-1!, . - . . i T_TAvING dedicated myself to the sindY! 3 ,,t ,J...11. r been gratified by the most considerable prattice lii‘,__. No, 29, Arnndel.screet, ,larch 1, is °3 ;, c l b ant% which 1 thought proper to select, I trust tha t h e flea; 371 ii s t i ii v r e ed ije b id y C u o t n : c t e il l e ur P a r t ° in fe : in to not mire misemployed my . time than those ‘ 1 n"' a u ‘ ncertaility, and cannot. always artaill that s u ccess 1 ' . las s '1 he Diseasesot Debilitv ' a tli r °l : ll p :n eC er t e i l i t ir of disorders. in ., , , or OW bring with them a train I:nt 'Symptoms, An anetnbit depression of all vital energy, existence itielt cartes er tered. Whether they arise from Me fAVV4ICIICC 0. 1 • . 1 0. ample, the destructive hablts of schoolboys, ec t he '' st a 6" cuseable indulgences of Maturity, they require tne me t. tot sidnens Prefetisioaul skill ; and well may it be anser":3gsra by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptnin s 31 " - vatcd, and the constitutionls destroYea• l c ; Iv . i i 4. i iii i l o si i : i a ore t wi l )5,,,riii,n0.1 nof,ledil,,ii:cbiy). i si a nd in t . ,: As a Member ot the Royal College of Sitreee nsl .,oo to" mer . ly Surgeon in the Army, I ground my pretenste"•; "pi gularity pt education, and possessing every privl ic g6 c v t( ltch rice, 1 teel Inv selt entitied.to that con6dence wit h 1 . - have hitherto been So liberally honoured. , „ n rcati .clal tom a consciousness df In tne-nra sensations at local weakness, ear l y utr u t 1 s vticra will prevent the calamity or a Debilitated I. rame i ' a die the sufferer, vice which caused his Misfortune, is fearful ot the cei b l i t s ' i i ii ... or censure of his Family Physician, ;and broads eve r , : • la" Inanity with"carcful concealment, it must be satistaelei)hut him to be. assured, not only or capability at treatment,. ~ also of the most inviolable secrecy. • ..4 r ingS Of zdie, The Venereal Disease .eantaminates th°fgosteriti life, the seeds of existei.ce are poisoned by it, 3 ,,, 1 ;,t, _ is injured by the indiscretion ot an ungiotaleciln ° "; ‘ , -I rnt pan' I A recent venereal complaints it is pOSSii.he 10 P 7 ~,,es it 2 danger, Or distress; audio the most complicattu. L. to eli c `' the aciitiremcnt , Jf exclusive experience in this line a flate, certain, 414 Speedy re-establishnient. of elt b" the untnanlinessc q, I otter :he advantage of this expaience to those so w., sex who arc attli..t.tett with any kind of:debility, ar `ri ps tones of toms of Venereal Inteetion, and in all cases the to remuneration are stated on toe first interview. _, 0' Patients in the Country are epecled to, itteloseinroot, Note, anti are iequested to specity their ee at° i n i ' la ult.. living, as . well as the existinei .symptonis of tli: coral . MA It IINI4 K E E, . _ ,-006ni . Member of the Royal College of Surj;eons ill .. i bar.- 4.f6 ' No. so, Strand, Arundel•street, tlvr Teip..e , is an additional entrance in Water-street B,4NKRUP7 NI,IRG O 61. 22. lames Ingram, of 'rho StrAnd,' 'utter, at ten, at •Guildhati. 041. ; 29.11 I lon11)1 , ).1 . .e, hie of CattAtott-likvir 1 -"" • • • don, doler, itt 1.2 n, at Cuddl:Li'. 13,11VkAtipT,s'. Thomas Irvin and lames Holden . , rinv , .• or late of Halifax, Ayers, 'to surrender Sept,. •19, lot and Oc.t. 15, at. : ten t '.-4; , Attornics.,Nlr, Ivoesworth, HolOorn-t:ourt, `Gray's:lnn, London; or Messrs. Wiglesworth an Thomp son, lialifax. • Thomas , Liddell, 'Netveastlg.Opon-Tyne, .gr9ccr; Sept.. 26, 27,. and •ts, at g;leyen, , .at the Sh•ikPbßeiire Tavern, IN,;wc.4tle-upon.Type: AttornieS, Nlr. Gray'sinn-squaret London; o'•: Mr. For.iter, Noycanle , upon-Tyne.. .• Thomas 'I indall, late. of Weymouth and 'Melcombe Regis, Dorser:.i . hire, grocer, Sept':,q,"r§, and Ott:rs, ateitteti f ' at the King's -Arms Inn; Dorchester. 'Attorniest: Mr. Johns, Weyrnouth ; or Nil', 41 4 4.: , nder t Beilk,rd,row. Joseph parker, of (.; lainfoßl Briggs,. l .incolnstnic, nialteiter, Sept. ;4, at Idur t ;5, and Ott. if, at eleven,-at the White Lion' I nn, • Glantlord' Attornies Mr. yrevor, Gainsburgh ; or Messrs. Lodingtortitud U tlI, TeMple. Williltgt Kno.W ti jes t of Wheatley:laiie; - C4itoii-mmi,itacturer, • Via. 14', at ve,"(s, and Oct. ts ‘ at el even , at tne The m , itrriley. Lanntstirre. Attornius, ,Mr., Whs.. Cursitor atreettLoAdon; or Mr. Lawrence.Sha w t . Hunt ley. Davitl'Wy tile and tolni rif hianchtster, fustian faChlrer,,, S. pt. 5, 19, and ( ) Ct. tc, at three, at the Dog' I nn,'Manchester.. :Attornies, Mr..% , , , a4e, New 130swell c,Jort, Laudon ; or Mr. Parr, Ridge- . Viejd, Nlanchester t C nristopUr Niittal I, hi Mstltchester, cotton-spinner, Sept. 7, t9,.and•0a..15, At lour, s ir th:: Star inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Edge, Saint AilleS, Nlanchester. 1?11/7DENDS Off. s. Joseph Fisher, of l'ollingtop,. Yorkshire, seeds. man, at twelve, at the Greyhound Inn, Ferrybrl4, , e. Sept. 29. Peter Newroli, or wilieciii ! roi i Salop, innholder, at eleven. at the'White- Lion, Whitchureh • Sept. 24, ,Atidrew It ,and Robert Riddell, of High street, Surrey, tea-4lealers, at tee, at Guildhall. Sept. 24 Pines Gadd,lato or Bristol, dealer, at eleven, at the Rummer TaVern, Bristol. 041. to,. Thontas Wigan, late of Bristol, silver..miltli, at twelve, at the White Lion, Bristol. CAR 7 II tCfJ7'ls,4. Sept. 24. Thomas Elodykiss, df Tabernacle-1V alk, grocer. Edmund Farmer the youtinr, of 3 trattOrd, %Vest Ham, butcher. - Charles Cole, of York, merchant. lames Abbott and Mark Palmer, o f Monk w aremouth- shore, Durham, sail-makels: Matthew Pringle, of Newcastle- upon-Tyne, corn-merchant. Itohert Halsted, of Worsthorn, Lancashire, calico-manu. fat - Inter. • MARRIED. On the 28th ruly, at 'the New Church, in the Strand, Capt. l . G. Fitzgerald,. of the Royal Lancashire Militia, to Mrs.. Ann Louisa Poyers, of A inerica. , On Saturday last, at St. Geiiro's Church, Hanciver-square, Alexander • Cray,' Esq.. of Argyle-street, to Nliss %lieu; daughter or Henry Baaett, Esq, of . Richmond, Surrey. Lately, at Plymouth, the Rev. Mr. Rowe, to Miss An drews. • At Glasgow, on Monday the. :2,id ult. Mr. RalplfWanl. law,7 Minister otthe gosprl in.that city, to Miss Jane Smith, koungest daughter of the late Mr. john Smith, Mitihaer of the gospel, Dunfermline. At Dundee, oh the zest ult. Mr. Thornas.Stnith, Haugh s of Xinnaird, tw . Miss Helen Cray, daughter of George Gray, Esq., DIED Un Tuesday last, after a severe illness, john Morgan, Esq. late of the Inner l'oinple, - Barrister at Law. C! ( 4lll ) lA ti v lh e eS d 'e n li r .l3/ s t P d l a len il t' at ast fe t;: f ra County of Derby, Esq... On Wednesday everting. Mrs., .Conway, of Kennington . Cummon. ~...••••••••••••••• - • . , . . . LONDON: Printed by BrietlA NAN WM I ',LAN, ( o f Dow-Street, Coyolt-Ga r ,j_ ll ) Publiiheii by WL m A -1141 c " SCR e f SOUth Moiton.strect, G r osvenor-square); At the SuttAiry.tcs, No. 122, Str an d ; where Advirlitbnevtl, Ordai for thr Paptr, Letter! for the &filar, must be addressed,