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From thr olvDoN G RG LTTE, June 28, 1.1103. Irat-Ver, Ywreall, 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Assistant_Surgeon SV i lliam Samuel Nice, front the nth Foot, to be Assisiaat‘Sur- . geOn. • 4th Ditto, Robert Phihbs, Gent.. to be cornet, by purchase, vide White, promoted. 3d. Regiment oi . prei g oons, Robert Hoblyn, Gent. to be Cot: net, by purehase, vice Graham, who retires. Toth Regiment of „Light Dragoons.. Cornet Lord Alexander Gordon to be Lieutenant; by purchase, vice Graham, pro.' looted in the Bth . .West India Regiment. itth Ditto, George HaWkins, Gent. to be Cornet, by put. chase, vice Fowler, promoted. • tstli Ditto, ,Cornet G. A. Lord' Rancliffe, from the Toth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purekase, viceVyse, promoted. TBtlt Ditto, Henry Beavan, Gent. tcebe-Cdrnet, bYptirchase vice Griffith, promoted. ' 3;11 Ditto, Lieutenant William Drake to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cooke, promoted in the 28th Light Dra-. $;0011$. ISt ItetiMenl of Foot Guards, I Warrander, Gent, tO be Bn, without purchase. 3d Dittl, Joseph Cowling, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Clarke, who resigns. sti Regiment of Foot, Captain Henry Shum, from Half pay of the [sr Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur Dubourtlieu, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice C. his. mitten, who exchanges Sth Ditto, Ensign James S. TYeth robe' Lieutetiant, by purl elta.se, vice Buck, promoted. • loth Ditto, Ensign 'rhomas Ormsby Sherrard, from the Half: pay of the 38th Foot, to be Ensign, vioe.Porter, who-ex changes, receiving the dillZietice. tltlt Ditto, Lieutenant Penjamitt H. lunck to be Adjutant, vice Morris, who resigns. Ensign David K. Fawcett to belieutenant. without purchase. Serjeant-Major Henry Brown to be Quatter-Master, vice Goode, deceased. Hos pital-Mate Gtirge Furnival to be Assistant-Surgeon. uth Ditto, William Major, Gent.. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Galt, who retires. iith Ditto, Hospital-Mate William Harpnr to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Nice, re oved to the Id Dragoon Guards. 10i Ditto, Charles Smyth, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vise ThoMpson, removed to the Ist Foot Guards, .3.1!h Ditto, llnsign George lohhston, from the 434 Foot, to be E!ibiin,_!sy p)irchaw, vice Beaumont, promoted. 37th Ditto, Hospital,, Slate Angus to be Assistant. Surgeon. . 4eth Ditto, Lientenanfloseph Cubbins to - be Captain, *vice Cane, deceased. • Ensign W:itiain Dampier to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice It.,:•nny, promoted. 47A 1 . Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Lord Saltoun, from f {4ay of the 3ilh Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Robert Camp. bell, who.exchar ges receiving the di fk rencd. gist Ditto, Major 'obit H. Dunkin, from Half-pay of the gth }rim:, to be Major, vice Castleman, who exchanges, ;cr. ei vine - thediftbrence. fad Ditto,. Clement Poole, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ViCo Dobbs, promoted. 53d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Knight Erskine to be Captain, by purchase, vice Carinichael, who retires vtli Ditto, Lieutenant John English; 'from IlalApay of the ,9th Foot t to be Lieutenant, vice Keightley, promoted inn. the 3d West India Regiment. sßtli Ditto, 0 Ensign and Adjutant William Hetherington to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vandeleur, who retires. both Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel - Dicken, - frorn His Iklajosty's Hanoverian Service, to be Captain of 4 COM"' p - atiy. with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonetrin the Army. Ensign William Brooke .to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice II tigrws, promoted in Hompesch's.Regirnent. Ta Ge ;without turchau. facobus Kojel, Gent. vice Ravenscroft, promoted. John Terry, Gent. vice-}tracer, proMot&l Charles Steiger; Gent, vice Gordon promoted. Edward Schultze, Gent , vice Walsh, promoted. Valentine Riecard, Gent. vice Page, promoted. Serjeatit-Major Mab:!spina, from the sth Battalion, vice ibson, p romo ted . 63d Ditto, Captain James Stirling, to be Major, by purchase, vice. Alston, woo retires. 6sth Ditto, Ensign George Tattersall to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lowrey, promoted i;i the 4th West India Regiment. C. Debisain, Gent, to be Ensii.n. vice Tattersall. 7tst Ditto, Ensign William Dickson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Collier, promoted. Ensign Benjamin Armstrong to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Dugald Campbell, who retires. 78th Ditto. Ensign Henry Cone to be Licutenut, by pur. chase, vice Robertson, who retires. geth Ditto, Blacket Mears Crofton, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. .. 94th Ditto,. Alexander Calrueross t Gent. ,to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Denny, who retires. .65th Ditto, Second Lieutenant %mkt. Cardoux to be Fint • ...Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Ross, promosed g6th Ditto, Ensign [obit Warren to be Lieutenant, by pur. chasc, vice 'Faker. promoted. . 4th West India Regiment, Captaintlagh Alexander Suther. land, from of the 9(1 Foot, to be Captain, vice Lowrie. appointed to the 7th Garrison'Battalion. • Charles Starkey,. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice )ultnson, promoted. , 6th Ditto, .Geo* Henderson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Turner, promoted in the Royal- African Corps. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Frederick Hamilton, from the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dubourdieu, who ex changes. • Colonel Ramsay's Regiment, Surgeon John Johnstone, from Ralf -pay of the Both Foot, tube Surgeon. Royal Staff Corps, Lieutenant Henry Sturgeon, 00111 the Royal Artillery, to be Captain, vice. Coffin, appointed an Assistant.Quarter-Master-General. 4th Royal Garrison Battalion, Captain Thomas Atkinson, from Half-pay of this Irish Invalids, to be Captain, vice Rogers, removed to the ad Battalion.. ' 6th .Ditto, Captain Daniel Hull, from the Sad, foot, to be . Captain. GARRISON. peeve Major Colin Dundis Graham, of the late Scotch Brigade. to be sort Major of Edinburgh Cwle, vice Sir James Feulib, who resigns. • uosPi rAL STAFF. ito,t,hlccrogge,DF.:4ittsrzigrald, from Half-pay, to be Surgeon Surgeon Thotx►Ss Wilson, from Half pay. of the 35th F oot, to be Surgeon to a Recruiting Distriel. To he S iii*epti to the Foteet in trelemd. Surgeon Clement Archer, from Hal f,pay, Surgeon Thowis L. Whistler, from Ditto. urgeon Thomas Kenning. from Ditto. Cornwall Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cwa Xorci Dc Dunstartville tq be Major.Corprnandant. Isle of Man Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, William Brew, Gint. to ,be toioet, vice Hamilton, who resigns. Lear Volunteer Cattalo. neor2e Paley, Cent, to be Cornet, vice Ritningten, who resigns. Sonteriettblre gentlemen and Yeoman!" Cavalv. 4,411e,n Reemeat. Edwartl Dyne, Gent. to be Lieutenant, - vice Mis3itet, 'pro rioted. Vaierbeg Volunteer Cavalry. Innas Asplin, Esq. to be Captain. rn Tboas Kennett, Cent. to be Lieutenant. William wci.i-Wren, Gent. to be Cornet. Richard Wren, Ccnt. to be Surgeon. tfarrextershhe Gentlemen and Yeomanry cavaley. Richard Chambers, Esq. to be Captain, vice Collett, who resigns. Yarmouth Volunteer Cavalry. Edinund Knowles bacon; Esq. to be Captain, vice Sir Ed sauna Bacon, who resigns. Pateiennis Artlllety roluntrerr. First Lieutenant 13. 13. Falck to be Captain-Lieutenant, &firma's:in in tars Jigned , 3y the Lori Lieu trnamt. Lutern Regiment. Nichol is 13acon, Esq. to be Captain, vice Wilson; resigned!' Dated j Line is, iSo3. IKsiern Regiment. Robert Ives Browne, Esq. to be Captain, vice Morse, re signed. D.tted June 21, 1803. MEMORANDUM. Assistant -Surgeon Inglis, of the 44th .Foot; is superseded, havingabsented himself without Leave. Bank Stock 141 iii India Stock shut Navy s per Lent. shut ' India Bonds par Is. dis. f Vet 1 . ent . 1 797, 91! 901 91 I..ltcheq. Bilis- 26. 4s; dis. Irish s per Cent. Otradum 3itk 41 et Lent. Con. Trill Impel. 3 per ten t 54131 3 54131 3 per Cent. Iced, ssii6ii Ditto Ann. 9 3-t6 1 pfr C. Con. shut 'Bank for July Acc. limit 1.. Alin. 16i' 7-16 t._ cons. tot Open. mil l Ditto Short , LONDON: %Printed by BUCHANAN hi' M UAW, (of Bow.Stroq, Covent-Garden); an , At the 5W4077103 ) N 9. iI 2 ) Strand;. where Advrrthernettts, Orders BANKRUPTS. Richard Carless, late of Blackburn, cottan:.manufilaurer, to surrender July 6,7, and Aug. 9, at eleven, at the Bay • Horse, Blackburn. • Attornies, Messrs. Beardsworth and Nevil, Blackburn ; or Messrs,. Richard and Robert Shawe, Tudor-street,'Blackfriars. Thomas fames Fenwick, of Penzance, Cornwall, linen draper and shopkeeper, July 5,9, at eleven, and Aug. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Monument-Yard, London. Wm. Thomas, of Whitby, .Yorkshire, linen-draper, fuly 14, f 6, and Aug. 9; at eleven, at t he.Sycamare-tree, York. A ttomies, Messrs. Pennington. and Ball, Lamb-Buildings, Temple, London; or Mr. proof:. York. Samuel Standish, of Pontefract, Yorkshire, hosier, Aug 2, and 9, at eleven, at the Ntw Elepnant and Castle Inn, 'Polite: rad. . Attomis, Mr. Belk, l'onteirati ; nr.Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, Boswell-court, Thomas Richardson, of _Waterside,' Sotqiidwram, Halifax, merchant, Aug. 1, 24 and 4, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Attornie s , Messrs. Gleadhill , and •Payne, Lothbury, London; orM r. Alexander, Halifax. • 'lathes Peterson,,of Stradbrooke, Sutti,lk, twiner; luly 22, 23, and Aug. 9. at ten, at the Queen's-Head. St ridbrooke. At tornies, Messrs. Browne, at piss, Norfolk ; or Mr. Carter, • Staple-Inn, London. DIPIDENDS. July 16. Robert Redhead, of Mark-lane, wine and brandy., merchant, at , ten, at Guildhall. July zo. James Rance, of Castle-court, Budge-rdw, tner-,r chant, at twelve, at . Gullslhall. August 6. Joseph Hirit, late or Newark, Nottingham,wool stapler, at eleven, at the Stratford Arms Waxeliebf. Tilly 5. AL:Xlndtq and Charles 131yth, of Aidersgate-stte,q, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall.: July John Taylor, of Worcester, draper, at ten, at Guild hall, London. July 1.1. William Younghusband, of Colchester, Essex, dryer, at twelve, at. Guildhall, Loudon. A u ,, u .t 6. Ann Lancnoster, of Sackville-street, Piccadilly, Sealer, at ten, at Guildhall. •, hily a. William Ilesley, 'clothier, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Barnstaple, Devon. July Is. William Lon4tellow, of Horstbrth, parish ,of Gutscley, York, clothier, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn; Leeds.. July tz. Bartholomew Golding and 1011.1 Saville Nam mara,,of Queen-street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 30. John Cox and Froderkk Hesick, of New-court, Crutched-friars, merc.hahts, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES, juxt zB. William Fisher, of Cambridge, woollen- draper, TIIOIII3S Wri4ht, of Leeds, York, merchant. EDINBURGH, JUNE 20. OH Tuesday se'nnight the Court of Session finally determined a question of very great im. Nuance to the mercantile interest of this Country, In the beginning of February, 1801, Mr. James Merchant in Edinburgh, gave an ord6' to the Rider or Travelling Agent of Messrs. Harris, James,. and. Co.. Tea-dealers in London, fora quan. tity of Teas. A rise in the price of T'ea took place, and the order not being fulfilled, Mr.. Milne pro. ceeded to raise an Aaiun of Damages against them tor breath of contract. In defence tt was pleaded, tit, That a Rider has no power to bind hit consti. turn ts,- and that anybargain he may conclude is not obigatory on them till such time as they-have sig. nifird tln'ir acceptance: 2,liy, That no bargain was conclUded, the mete taking ao order, and marking in in the Rider's book, being no evidence t!ia , he lia,l become bound to Off' it : and .3dly, at any rate, they could not . be obliged to fulfil this order, .as an irregularity had occurred'at a former settling. To this it was.answered, Ist, That the only use of a, Rider is to - coiled 'debts, and take orders. That if his constituents were not to be considered buand by the Contraftabe enters.into, it: would he attended with the Most. serious consequences. By the Law of Scotland, both partici must be hound ur brith free, whereas if the rioarine of the Defenders was-received, the, persons giving the order would be 41011 C, bourid, while the person taking the order might fulfil it or nest according to the state of the market and the Shopkeeper would besides labour under - another .disadvantage, as his hands were tied up trom ordering goods from any other.person, .by which means he may be deprived of an opportunity of purchasing the goods necessary for carrying on ;Cs trade. zdly, That there was no irregularity truly 'on any former occasion. • The Lord Ordinary found the Defenders liable in Damages, and to this Judgment the Court adhered, after advising two different petitions with answers. • A cause of much importance to Farmers was a few days ago decided by His Majesty's Justices. of the Peace for the Cotinty .of Roxburgh. The cir. cumstances of , the case are as folloti : A neighboni, ing Farmer engaged a Shei.lierd for one year, from Whitsunday 18oz to Whitsunday 1803, and besides -other considerations ? he was to be allowed to keep eight sheep of his own upon his master's ground. Some time after Whitsunday, it was discovered ;hat dig Shepherd kept snore sheep than he was al. lowed to do by his bargain ; and the master after. wards learned, that although his servant acknow. ledged his fault at the time, and proinised not to • do 'so in future, he had continued to keep a greater number of sheet) than the articles of his agreement allowed him. Thentaster, both in justice to himself, and for the sake of public example, brought a. com. plaint against him before the 'orifices of the Peace, who, having .heard parties upon the questioni found thelihel proven against the Shepherd, and in copse quenee thereof found him liable to 2os. :in name, of grass mail for each sheep he had kept over the num. tier agreed on, besides 20$. additional for each in name ofdamages, and the whole capences of pro. cess'; and at the same. time Intimated to him, that if any ,complaints of a similar nature were again brolght against him, they would commit hint to hard labour in the House of Correaion. PRICE OF STOCKS, SST/ DAY. Few; however, are the cases of Complicated. distress in this disorder, compared with the calanutons• situations t,f Men, who, from an indulgence in:a Solitary, vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fitshitpaahle 'life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of. such pernicious habits. • ' Where the unhappy•sufferer broods over his Misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be- some cons°. lation for him to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other - Prattitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gtadual progress of Rettova. tion, is the acquirement of lily Experience. If the rites of 13acchus 'or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counttrac. tion of this languid State '; and in these cases, do great difficulty will occur. I.4ut . where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably tequisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Life, and to re-ammate the COnstitution. MA KR I E D.WOM EN,. who have king been disappointed in their expedations of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such defeels arc curable by Medical skill. • The secresy which i* so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which 1 haVe presumed to state, form the basis of my . pretensions, anti in . coincidence with, such this intimation is given, that Mr. Mee may be consulted personally, or by - Lettere (inclosing a small Nate), at his house; No. 49, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple Oar 'V"Thew is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the .Name is on both the d o ors, Martin lime, Member of the Royal College of Stiregons. _ . d Published by W l A, IA IA AR it !at R Sett era, (of South Motion-street, Grosvertor-squnth for the Paper, Letters for the Editor i Zee. (post-paid), must be aJticessed. 'ACCOMMODATION. T : ADIES and Gentrenteri a ai)proved respea4' JL.a bility requiring an immediate accommodation ofmoneift ma) , be supplied tvith any Sum,, .from 531. till wards, w c 4 illt their Note or Bills, and from tool.: to fooool. upon 4 ; secured ,Annuities ,rising from Estates, .Houses, Div idcil bf Funded Property, either by Will o r Marriage Sottlenients, Sa Clergymen upon their Livings, c, redeem:dile at their 001 option, tar which the best price.willi be given. i.i 1 . ., Apply personally, or by- Lette st-p tti .Messrs. l • Ville and Co. No, ;, Cecil-street, Strand, • - , i, i ....=ls,for several lens asstp hav4 bee, N. B. Expedition and S" rec Y' ft " "'hid .anti":, Moue 1 ' . marked, will be stricity attended to. g e - ALD WINE, meliorated by keeping lare + RF.I 01 . w ‘..., titics tiigether in Vats, by SPENCER. and PE / 0. Wine. Me! .. chints, No. t is, West e nd of N,:wy,:tte.stiect r-7, moved from Snow-hill , on a c c ount of the iiiiproveino!: tlivv , ); who, from four teen y ears experience. tit itrl ) ", such guaranies as from 2 to gOOO Gallons of" Wine totk.c111111;: can ass-err, that their Wine . 14 not only more agreeable In 1 . to Your to else palate, but more restorative and wholesnicti..l,, the stoma4 of the aged and infirm. Th 4 'have Port, %c Ol-. 6 after being ripened in a vat, containing twenty rge s, ,, ' l ;4 been in bottle from two to seven years. White , %v"';',de Z*lacteira, Sherry, lincella, Lisbon, and Mountain, they b . ,„, from the VatS as wattled. This mode of keeii; gi' l if. ";., Wines that decided superiority so well kw) wit Jlld .Mll7l.eir us l etig rir a c fi i . il w od S i e t u h i c : t s k e U a p i ll e or r i lia r° rsiniqiirteeleai of ` k y t the A m b b i i 5 1 t v i :i t :4'2 ' l. l : l g a l u e :,. : ,.. F,j_ : L. ,:: ,„, , ,i,f, t part of the Town ( not less titan a dozen) tree, of •!12 i r,',, t ,, ['hey also have a very superior stork of Coenia • ty., . 0 . Pine taut J4rnaica Kum, Easf..lrt_ ....... dia and Itui,....'rt 0 rittle','" , MAR k Y%U. `Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, by the Icy. Thomas Lloyd, john Trower, Es yq: of lierkeley-square, 11Ps. eifts, eldest daughter of Sir woter , lam e; l ames , B a n. o f ngley.hall, in the County of,Berks. • Yesterday, at St. Michael Royal, College Hill, Thomas Cable Davis, Esq, of renchureh-street, 'to Eliza Setup - der, third daughter of Herman Schroder, Esq. of Clapham'. Rise. DIED. , . On the 27th inst. after a long and painful illness, james Shergokl, Esq. at his house, Sunbury, Middlesex. On Monday evening, Mrs. Waugh, of Limekilns,. Green . wich, widow, aged Bz. MALT DUTY. A T a MEETING this zsth, of June, 1803, at the Antelope Inn, Dorchester, in the County of Dor t set, of FARMERS, MALTSTERS, and Otheri interested in the proposed Additional Duty of is; per Bushel on Malt, it is particularly requested, that all Pefopns interested therein will attend at the saul Antelope Inn, in Dorchester. on Wed nesday the 6th day of July nwct, at Thres o'Clock in the Afternoon,:_ to consider of the Propriety of into cad such an heavy Additional Duty. TURTLLS. NVILTSHIRE and Co. King'i Head Tavern, v Poultry, have just landed a Cargo of fine lively Tur tles for Sale, from io to 40 . ) pounds weight each. 'rurti4s Dressed every day in the highest perfection, and sent to any part of Town or Country. A Copy of the Affidavit made by John M'Gowan, Grocer, No, rc, Church-street, Itlackt'riars.road, at Guildhall, London, Aug. IS, 'goo: COWIE, Lord-Mayor. _ _ _ IJohn MlGowan, do hereby make oath, that )I have received astonishing bole* by taking l)r. Bro duin's Nervous Cordial, which was recommended to me by a Medical Man ;•.1 was cured of r. Unions Fever, Yellow Jaundice, and Palpitltion of the 11;..3rt. • " JOHN M'GOWAN. " Sworn at Guildhall. London, .this igth day of August, doe, before me, john Perring, Esq. Alderman.' Extract from tht„Pristol Papers. _ . For the pentsal of those atilia&l with Neivais 'Complaints, I send you my Case, and hope to see it pi4blished. ` SIR, ' • Two years ago ‘l` had a miscarriage, which confined me to -my room for three months. I was attended by a Physician, • who; after many consultations, advikal 'Mc to tr the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in Exeter,' it was impossible for me to undertake the journey, being al most reduced to a shadow, with lowness of Spirits. violent. head-itch, trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarining hys teric tits, and the whole train of Nervous Coinplaints. • My Apothecary and Friends wished me to try your Nervous Cor dial : for their satisfiaion• I ; the first bottle made no alteration in my complaints, but.it procured me some na tural sleep, which. I had not experienced after my nerves became so dreadfully affected : this induced me to continue the Medicine ; to my siirprize, I soon found my appetite re. turn. I then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells, from windi place I wrote to you for your advice. You recom mended inc to take a five guinea battle of Nervous Cordial, as my_ complaints were so complicated, and would requite the Medicine to be continued 'a long time ,• but thanks to your skill and Medicine, in about .two months I was so far recovered as to walk and take exerciaeon.horseback. It is now 18 months since I have taken any of your Medicine, and have remained perfeetly well ever since .without any return of my disorder: lam now going to Ireland ; when I return I shall settle in London; will then pay my.respecit: to you in per Son, and give my address; where with pleasure I will sa tisfy any inquiry.' Lam, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, Bristol, May :6, ace. • SARAH BAKER. The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had at the Doaor's House, No, y Albion -street, near the Leverian MuseUm, Blackiriars-bridge, in bottles at 11. as. t is. and bs. ,( Ditty included). Also, of Jebou It and Co. ( late Bacon), No. Iso, 0 xforil.street ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; E. News bery, corner of St; Paul's ChureOyard ; Boulton, Royal Exchange; Mr. Withers'S Medicine Warelmse, No. 229, Strand • and In Bath, Cruttwcll Glasgow, Baiter Bristol, Sheppard Hull. Mr. Peck, Printer Ilfighton, Donaldson and Co. Hambro', Mr. Remnant, Eng. Birmingham, Swinney • lish Bookseller Bedford, Smith Ipswich, Middleditch Blandford, Simmons .. of Wight, Albin Bury St. Ethrtuncl's,'Dingle Irvine, A. Young, Merchant Bridport, Margrie • Leeds, Birms and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle Lynn, Gales Cambridge, Gee Leicester, Swinfen . Canterbury,- Bristow Lewes, Elliott Carlisle, lollie Manehester, Lynch Chatham, Etherington Margate, Silver -r;-, • Clielmsfrd, Meggy and Co. • Newbury, Fuller - Chester, Poole and Son Newcastle, Walker Chichester, Fhillipson Northampton, Dicey and Co. Dublin, S pilsbury and Co. Nottingham, Burbage and Co. Durham, Henderson Norwich, Stevenson and Co. `Deal, Ruse • Oxford, tones Dover, Neales Plymouth, Nettleton Devizes, Broughton Portsmouth, Ilelam Derby,-Drewry Reading, Smart and Co. Edinburgh; Baxter Sunderland, Bray Messrs. Husband ShrewSbury, Eddowes • And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, 'Booksellers, &c. in every principal TOwn in England, Ireland, Scotland, and America. • • • . _ _ _ _ • _ _ i.eii - Crs t itating Patients' Cases, with the Doatir's usual G Fee of a uinea, will be strialy attended to. IRTHEN Professional Men of Education and. v V Responsibility deviate from the general System by the sele4tien of a. peculiar branch, the sanction of long con. firmed success 14 the best criterion of superiority. Eight yearS have I devoted my praace to the eicclusive treatment of Three Disordcrs,.and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as „ I am able,' the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue Of Flitmatt After initiation into every 13rii:..11, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wieit.at an early :period of Praflice to rescue in dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the Wpially dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure-Of which . 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every' species of V ENE. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: 241 y, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of sthooLboys, or time indulgences of mature age : And, lastly, tliat derangement of the system in wo men which,is called BARRENNESS, or ST ER! LIT Y. Numerous t3 iseases arc the result of , istiorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gpnorrhcea; and it not un. 'frequently happens that the see& of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—lty a superior me thod such Complaints are eabily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler a radical re-esta.blishirmit. _ _ . . ~.. . • . . . • . . _ COI*NTY 01. —. LO' 1: Ok 0, I Ali I. APO., , Ti) BE caLl.) 'BY AUCTIOPJ, . . 4 , By Mr. CHRISTI E. . . the St!' At his Great Room in Pall-ivrall,' on Thursday Day of August,' AVALU ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, .thost ‘...,:..irably situate, within two:Miles Of that capital Market Town, Granant, ten titiies from Longford, and about fifty miles from Dublin ; 'in a rich feeding I . .at of the C , ;• and within a few miles of the River ine.sy, with extiti lent Roads to and from the Estate. Ciinsisting of . Six Hon , Bred and Forty-eight [tisk Acres of Rich Feeding LaraL lc" to Most respedable: punctual Tenant,: viz. Barnard .o'ita ley, Esq. John O'Rialey, of Braischall, Esq. Benjamin Hil• ilen, Esq. and j antes Bond, *of ( h ii i , E.,q. at low oil Rents; on long Leases, amounting to Six 1-Itindred and Ninc. .1 ty-one Pounds, and upwanis,'lrtsh, but of triple that annu,ll value. • The Tenants will show the Estates; and . printed Partic lars may be had of Thomas Bond, Esq. i3ridge•street, Dub. lin, and of the Tenants. ____.---...------• 13LOOMSBURY-SQUA RE. TO BE' SOLD BY AVCTIOY, Rents, By Mr. RAINII, vAttv . hr At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in Cornhill, on 'J.— , t • Sth of toy, at Twelve.o'Clock, in Three L,ds, THREE • Capltal' new.ereeted LEASEHO H al O id L e r x S e E r g, t held from f t o h r;o f. e in y d e .. a r rs a , x t ea n c ii i al 4 ; i r o a u te se G 2 r i eu fez ei t in front, and nu mbered 22, 23, and 26, on the North-side?t ' BLOOMSBURY.SQUA RE ; . , t it a' very central,, airy, and cheerful Situation ; anda rti " e °: 1f lickt.4eS being at the corner:sf Redford Place, is pcul eligible as a Professional Residence, as an access town otro may be IrNl therefrom. To be viee r d till the Sale.—Printed Particulars trlafr" had on the Pref:eises ; Rainbow Coffee - ho use ; alai of " Rail.:, Cl....ilotte-etreet, Bloomsbury. ELEGANT SPORTING' RESIDENCE AND ESTATE' IN YORKSHIRE. . I TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUC rioN, - By Mr. RAINED - At the Rainbow Cone-house, on Friday the Sth day C lllo ' next; at Twelve O'Clock, AValualiTe and very Desir‘able FREEHOLP ' ESTATE,,lying.pertedlycompad and well watet u refreshed by the River Gepsey which runs ahrric ands, , through the. centre' of th Whole Estate, erovhich stasich most compL:te and eh:kali( Villa, with every requisite, :!:, tacheil and cletachNi Office, well known by the noir , 0 . ! F. ALCO.I F. R's II ALI, iii t.i.: Parish of Foxholes, or, hall a niiiec;istant frOiii l'he Higli'Road bet wesni Drillichi an' Scarborough, rime mikes front:the artlier,, tmi from tne,lat• ter, and twelve Crain Briilliegion. with aii excelleat F 0,0" house, with convenient Out-buildings, and sundry 1:PlI tt g" o.us Inclosures of good Land, containing uear Soo ',iris{ Ic %, about b. B .: 4J 3 v l f e ' we whet' with the Manor of Bulthorpe, extendifig over :4 0 1 woo ACM of GrOund. The Residen-e, Offices, awl , six Acres of Land, ant in the occupation of thc P:4 o °l who will give immediate possession ; and the weli-Ad' i r t . Furniture as to be taken by the Purchaser at a lair valuatiqi the rest of.the Land is held by Mr. William Niithrom.l. 1 Lease, six years of wiii;:li are now unexpired, at a ILI R"" t ° . d till the Sale, by appg Nutbrown, of whom Tirinted - Partielllr-, ' Mae be had t i ‘ . 'of the Printers of the York Courant and New.:astle s l t ,::,'; tiser ; Swan, Ferrybridge ; Angel, laoneasttr ; of ?''' h ;,, -, ; Cam And Bedon, No. . 4, -Gray's-ma-sill:tie ; it 1314.- '' . And of Mr. 'taint, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloelas , bury. prER ELEGAN'E HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, *, ,3Eie GLASSES,. PRINTS , BRUSSELS, AND 0.. .i . " - CARPETS Ike. * . . . CARPET ' S, BE SOLD ,BY AUCTION, By Mr. BALL, No. 4, Adam-street Adeiphi , Strand, This and Two following days, et T we've o' Clock, ti. to Mr Willitaisrao :ons T is U tin ß g E' o t t i ' le l E o:ty l: LL the GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FUfte . ' uan, going Abroad ; . , •, , , , 'leaf steads, with Chintz, Ctittoll and tither Fur"i o t!!Ty s .,ive , EroCuTr.Spoostta,nnOciF,,F, I C E R of IYo n '' Chairs, a Sota, Window Cortaiiis,. MaliogairY 4 -,°'!" l . l ct ,, suitable Bedding; . an elegant f)raiviog-Roonal'usiiii:tl;cri.,:ore Chew of Drawers, Wadi' b 5410,-o:it'd with Cap _ . ' Secretary and Boakcase, Parlour Chairs I. rg PIO ‘(".l.°"' - ri ' d) " " t' l it,.:;_ts Qirandolee, Itri:ssealicand other Carp s , wiell ( Alio - . s new within six months . May be viewed, and Catalogu ei_.,211 12_ t ..... :2 . 22 . _„....... . • • N. B. One Pair of Glasses the Plates bo i lp e o,e r s i b i v , 1:: Dini°oge,sCartl, ::reel Pcanbriuko3:lrcaih!gi CAPITAL" . —____ • vious nF l hin a Ring wit Fence. ~, FOR SALE by AUCTW''t • ~ KENT. FREEti 0 1-I L ADREDsRTFAST EC,,OlUyiRn ;I' • . • By MI. S FAIN ES, . At ju th ly e Private Contract, of whlcit 1-; notice will lie given in this•paper); y e m at i , t i n i t s a o t n : Thr e e e T : t u o i e b : y l l e t l e oc th k " r in' 11 it Saturday 3 4 . i t : rt, t 2 , ti nut l i a : l : 4 f: Lot I, ~A LL that Capit al and very im. L 2 provable Form called Hardres Court', with the Wheat-biro, Darley-born, two Cottages ,• " adjoining, liop.wst, with two Kilns, large Walled • Garden s well stocked With choice Fruit-trees,' , Stables, Waggon and . Cart Lodges, &c. wit It, the _.. Arable, Pasture, Hop-ground, Orchard, and Wood.: ! I. T l 4 larid,'logether about - „,.- - % I 2.71 3 . Lot. a. Little llossingharn rarnt•licine, ;itr,,, ke. with the Arable, Pasture, Hop ..gtound, an,l 66 t 33 Woodland - - . - 44 Lot 3. Hunt Wood, with the Underwood an d t .15 valuable Timber grow in); t h ereo n - - - it 4 Lot . Park Wood, and Hassock, about - ' * , z o 3 a . Lot 5. Chelty Garden ', -, . 3 i t i I I Lot 6. Put of Andrews's Wood : - --......-- --e 30 . a 3 . . . PIT The whole is exonerated frotn the Land-Tax. ~1 a f Mr. Henry iF e4: ine i r i: l t or t iy e s , P m ez r Eil ‘ o a i t lm ct L. i a: s b zt,c e ihi ou t c a l t. lia, e i n ‘i,m, o i la t I :l 4 : hi a cex ‘ i V vt .' 0 0 the ij. : !; ' i r n t . i i l i e l, r )e i rti r t ti n c an u , l" .:i L a : a a t Y. l b l e ar k ii7t ‘ i v ca n ; S b : r ili a cl l l4 l c i fi a,ll°°lr' : ?)‘)//11'5131. turdays, at the Rose Inti, Canterbury, whets: a Mal ) M the .,,, b E o st a l w re t 1 ; 1132 lYsobe4f3gel se e n, l a f is tiL ' s 4l S in v i i t l n ° o n .i ) is I , ' a n n il J '' M ti Mr,_. TV li i c i ri 3 i t l :tinrll;.' tow. Canterbury ; it . the Swan, ny t h e .. fofk,Lone r, ID F: ceaa lk (it s it to A c i l e ; tibld Lec sla lg o tt d r ; ': ,ic l ii .ira K ry i , ng r s og z r a ; d !l i o ,t o a l i , l z d te C ; ;r m ith ; chene4 Hotel, Margate; Ship, F.ivershani ; Sri Grosvenor,squar aj e, d L at on t‘ d l 4: 4l' :; 1‘_i__L_:..::____........,.„,....r.......a"1455er4 Static:44er, Park ..sirtz