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From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 21, 1304. War-0 . Tice, April 21, 1804. A/ford and Village Volunteer lidantty. Captain Charles . Jggrel Massingberd to' be Major. Lieutc - 'nant George fire ito be Captain. Ensign Abraham Soul. by to be t.ieutenarikr,,William Hobson, Gent. to be Ad jutant. flolui_Tayhir, - Gent. to be Quarter-master. Y. 14nnandale44i-i' Esiddle Battalion of Dumfries -shire Volunteers. Captain olinDouglas to be Major, vice Gordon, resigned. Lieutenant William Martin to be Captain, vice Douglas. David Maxwell, Esq. to be Captain, vice Murray, resign ed. Ensign James Martin to be Lieutenant, vice W. Mar tin. George Wright, Gent. to be Ensign, vice j. Martin. Adam Johnston, Gent. to be Adjutant. john Halliday, Cent. to be Surgeon. The Rev. Thomas Martin to be Chaplain. 21, gyllshire Additional Volunteer Infantry. ~ John Cameron. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Hugh WCalman, Gent. to be Ensign. Ayrshire Regiment of Po!unite's. lames Johnstone, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice T. Kelso, re signed. Tames Hume, Gent. to be Ensign, vice W. Kelso, - resigned. Ist Battalion of Ayrsbire Volunteers. Allan Dunn, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice 114(Hutcheson, re signed. Fergus Hawthorn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice J . Wyllie, promoted. _ _ . - South Chichester Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Bradford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice sharp, resigned. Codjord Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Benjamin Rebbeck to be Captain, vice Cqwells, resigned. Loyal Dales Volunteer Infantry. • Lieutenant Christopher Topham to be Captain, vice 131an chard, resigned. Ensign Christopher Ryder to be Lieute nant, vice Topham. Ensign john Clarkson to be Lieute nant, vice Morley, resigned. Jonathan Slee, Gent. to he Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Lieutenant. Rev. Jacob Costobadie to be Chaplain. Dunnicben Riflemen. Tames Mudie, Esq. to be Captain. George Ford; Gent. to be First Lieutenant. James Langlands to be Second ditto. Edinburgh Royal Highlava' Fdrinteer Infantry. Duncan Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lamont, pro ' %Doted. Ermington Battalion of the Southern Regiment of Devon Volunteers. William Howard, Gent. to be Adjutant. Fowe.,y Volunteer Artillery. Captain William Brhwn to be Captain-Commandant, vice Orchard, resigned. Lieutenant john Bennett to be Captain, vice Browne. Glamorgan RYlemen. Lieutenant john Hawkins to be Surgeon. • Ist, or Ifistern Regiment of Glamorgan POl:weer Infantry. First-Lieutenant Thomas Franklin to be Captain, vice Wynch, resigned. Second-Lieutenant Edward Morgan to be First Lieutenant, vice Franklin. Additional Company of Long Island Battalion of Inverness Yo!unite, s . - - Ensign fames M`Queen to be Lieutenant, vice A. M'Lean, appointed to the 79th Foot. fames M` Lean, Cent. to be Ensign, vice M'Quem. Ist keg:nreni of flertfortisbire Volunteei- Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel Cornelius Cuyler to be Lieutenant-Colo nel Commandant. Major Samuel Robert Gaussen to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain the Honourable William Lamb to be Major. Lieutenant John Bennet Laves to be Captain. Ensign Richard Town to be Lieutenant. loth Battalion of-Norfolkroluttteer Infantry. Lieutenant Benjamin Cotton - to be AdjOtant - . Royston Volunteer Infantry. William Lyon, - Gent.' to be Ensign, vice Monk, resigned. Stamford Volunteer 'Vanity. Ensign John Mills to be Lieutenant, vice I ackson, resigned, Thomas Mills, Gent. to be Epsign. Stanborougb Battalion of the Southern Regiment . of Devon Volun teers. Nicholas Jackson Lane, Cent. to be Adjutant. Standon Volunteer. Nanny. Thomas Dingley Hatton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice !Ar kin, resigned. R. AVhitaker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sworder, resigned. Little Stan pore, Edgware, and Kingury Velunteer Infantly. Captain Dennis O'Kelly to be Major Commandant. Li 21.1- tenant the Hon. fohn-Lindsay to be Captain, vice O'Kelly. Eardly Morton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lindsay. Loyal Steerd Volunteer Infantry. Christopher Collins, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Vice John Shaw, resigned.' Eastern Battalion ef Sutherland Volunteer Infants,. Angus Fraser, tent. to be Quarter.inaster. Millie Volunteer ' , dimity. Captain john Rowland Berkeley to be Captain Commandant, vice Mitchell, resigned. Ensign William Barlow to be Captain, vice Berkeley. Joseph Lurking,Gent. to be En sign, vice Barlow. Loyal Carnarvin Mercantile Volunteers. Adjutant john Heslam, to have the Brevet Rank of Captain. Cheltenham Volunteer Cavalry. Lieutenant Thomas Gray to be Captain vice Snell, deceased. /layering Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavaby. john Godsalve Cross, Esq. to be Captain. Bayford Volunteer Infantry. Ensign john Vaux to be Lieutenant, vice Tait, resigned. Bj...rburst and Wokingham Volunteers. John Thomas Newbolt, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Bre vet Rank of Captain, vice Brown. Haytor Mower .51,1;lloy. - Captain Edward Kendal, R. N. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains—Lieutenant Tho. 13. Hicks, R. -N. Philip Gillard, Esq. Edward Man, Esq. To be First Lieutenants—lohn Bragg, Gent. Christopher Bartlet, Gent. To be Second LieutenantsL—William Adams, - Gent. Wm. Gillard, Gent. Ha)'tor Volunteer Infantry. oseph Small, Gent, to be Ensign. Richard Quint, Cent to be ditto. Rev. T. Edwards to be Chaplain. Hoxne Hundred Volunteers. . _ Samuel Safford, Esq. to be Captain. Willianlßarber, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Robert Mottsi Gent. to be Ensign. 3d Regiment of Rgal East India Volrenteet s. Lieutenant Thomas Steele to be Captain, vice Ball, re signed. Ensign Thomas de la Garde Grissell to be Lieute tenant, vice Steele. 4Villiam Elphinstone Maclaglan t , Gent. to be Ensign, vice Grissell. South Kent Volanteet:s. Isaac Toumay,. Esq. to be Captain. to be Adjutant. Kirkaldy Distria of Fifeshire Volunteers. Ensign John Fergus Orrock to be Captain, vice G. Morgan, resigned. Ensign David Morgan to be Lieutenant, vice Rutherford, resigned. James Landall, Gent. to be En sign, vice Orrock. William Skinner, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Morgan. '.J.-- Miller, Gent. Lowden Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Philip Loughton to be Lieutenant, vice Barnsdale, deceased. William Tepper, ,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Loughton. Ludlow Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Bebee Morris to be Captain, vice Lowe, re signed. Ensign Richard Taylor to be Lieutenant, vice Morris. Edward Wellings, jun.; Gent to be Ensign, vice Taylor. Rev. Charles Faylor,to be Chaplain. /rest Leice4tersbire Battalion of Volunteer:. Adjutant George Perry to have the Brevet Ralik of Captain. Rev. 1. Fisher to be Chaplain. Maker Artillely Volunteer:. Alexander Aitcheson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Wil liam Chubb, Gent. to be ditto. Mickleham Volunteer Infantry. William George Jennings, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Worrell, resigned. Leal Ongar Hundred Volunteers. John Rutherford Ahoy, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant, vice Ord, resigned. -Sharpshooters C.lnpany of Peehleshire Volunteer Infantry. Alexander Welsh, Esq. to be Captain. 3d, or Atbotl Battalion of the Rey a 1 Perthshire in Volunteer • Brigade. . • - Joseph Stewart, Esq. to be captain, vice Alston, resigned. La, of Breadalbane Highlanders Battalion of Royal Perthshire 2d Volunteer' Brigade. Archibald Macnab, Esq. to be Captain,- vice A. 'Campbell, appointed to the' Perthshire Militia. To be Lieutenants— Mallock, Gent. vice P. Nl'Ar thur, resigned. Ensign Macregor, vice Walker, resigned. Ensign IYottgall M'Dougall, vice J. Mackay, resigned. —Mac Afthur, Gent, vice j. Anderson, re signed. / To be Ensigns—Alexander Mac Gregor, Gent. vice Mac Gregor. Maxwell Stewart, Gent. vice M(Dougall. - M`Dougall, Gent. vice f . Stewart, resigned. - M 4 Gibbon Gent. vice D. Sinclair, resigned. - Walker, dent. to be Quarter-master. Campbell, Gent. to be Surgeon. • 3d, to- Monteath Battalion of Ditto. • James Dawson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice William Stirling, resigned. ist Battalion of the Qmeen's Royal Volunteers. Thomas Batt, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. 2(1 Battalion of Ditto. Richard Dowuharn, Gent, to be Ad jutant, vice Gardner. Risbridge Huard Volunteers. Captain William Mathew to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Henry Soame. Esq. to be Major. To be Ceptains•—Henry Jackson, Esq. William Royner,Esq. William Bridgman, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Joseph Godfrey, Cent, lames Rey_ notd Ray, Gent. Robert Alcock, jun. Gent. James Pawsey, Gent. William Lamprell, Gent. To he Ensigns—John Spalding, Cent. Gabriel Gunton, Gent. George Albon, Gent. John Crisp, Gent. Rotheran; Volunteer Infantry. Lionel Place, Esq. to be Captain. • St. Andrew's, Fife:hire, Volunteers. Lieutenant Donald Arthur to be Adjutant. ' Selby Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John. Thompson to be Captain, vice Read, re signed. Ensign James Audus to be Lieutenant, vice Thompson. SaMuel Spoffortli, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Audus. . . _ Scarborough Lolunteers. Major, Tames Tindall to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Lieiite nant, Richard Smith Robson to be Captain. Ensign Ro bert Martlitt, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Ambrose Prowde, to be Lieutenant. To be Ensigns—John Bancroft, Cent. Eustace Cass, Gent. William Chambers,. in. Gent. brnstone, Weeford, and Hint: Volunteers. . _ Ensign Richard Lytcott Hicks to be Lieutenant, vice Cromp ton, resigned. Stanley Pipe Wollerstan, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Foljambe, resigned. Skirac Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Brooke to be Captain, vice Lowther, re signed. Ensign Thomas Matthew Graveley to be Lieu— tenant, vice Brooke. Loyal Southampton Fuzileers. Lieutenant Thomas Nicholls to be Captain, vice Lomer, re signed. Adjutant Alexander Geddes to ha,ve the Brevet Rank of Captain. Ist Regiment of Sgrrey Vdienteers. oseph Ashley Gaitskill, (,ent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. _ Tewkesbury Volunteer Infantry. Charles Prior, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Terrett, resigned. Wilder:bare ,Volunteers. Captain Thotinas Jellls to be Adjutant. Woodford Volunteer 'Vanity. Ensign Charles Miller to be Lieutenant, vice Roper, resigned. Wocton-under-Edge Folunteer Infancy. Ensign H. G. Parslow to be Lieutenant, vice Austin, re signed. lohn Strang, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Daun cey, resigned. ERRATUM in Gazette ot 7th inst. Hrlmingbam Volunteer Infantry. For the Earl of Dysart to be Lieutenant-Colonel Command ant, read the Earl of Dysart to be Colonel. War-Offce, April 24, i 804.: North Devon Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Rev. Peter Glubo to be Chaplain. Manchester and Salf;rd Light fl9rst Volunteers. feremiall ‘Vltittenbury, Gent. to be Cornet, ,vice Hartley, resigned. Western Regiment of Somerset Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Wivelescombe Troop—Thomas Foy,Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice H. Sully, resigned. Tunstead and flapping Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, Daniel Suit, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Cubitt, resigned. Norhern Regiment of Yorkshire if Riding Gentlemen and Yea minty Cavalry. John Wayne Rockdale, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bell, de ceased. Berthickshire Volunteer Infantry. Robert Logan, Esq. to be Captain, vice I. Dickson. Lieu.. tenant Robert Trotter to be Captain. Ensign Robert Dud geon to be Lieutenant, vice Trotter. Thomas Martin,C eat. to be Adjutant. Beynburst and Wokingham Volunteers. William Field, Gent. to be Quarter-master, vice Brown, re. signed. " , 3d Battalion of Brecknockshir, Volunteers. 2d Battalion of Birmingham Volunteers. Lieutenant William Betts to be Captain, vice Brooke, re signed. ist Battalion of Brecknockshire Volunteer:. Reverend john Williams to be Chaplain. Loyal Britons Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant William Arnott to be, aptain, vice Leake, pro moted. Ensign Henry Hill to be Lieutenant, vice Arnott. Ensign George Henry Cutler to be Lieutenant, vice Bris tow, resigned. lohn.Kennedy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cutler. Barton-upon-Trent Volunteer Infantry. Adjutant Charles James Hodson to be Lieutenant, vice Bax ter, resigned. Thomas Warrington, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Hodson. 3d Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteers. Ensign John Baile to be Lieutenant, vice Philips, resigned. john Bagnall, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Baile. Wrn. B. Taylor.-Gent. to be Ensign, vice Evans, resigned. Francis Wilkinson, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Taylor, resigned. John Jenkins, Gent to be Surgeon. • Cirenceste? Volunteer Inf: Richard Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Joseph Cripps, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ist Battalion of Cinque Pori Volunteer:. Lieutenant-Colonel john M'Donald to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, vice Shee, deceased. 2d Battalion of Ditto, Major Charles Dillon to be Lieutenant- Colonel. Captain Robert Nassau Sutton to be Major. Crediton Volunteer:. Captain . lames Buller to be Cap tai n -Commandant. Lieu tenant Thomas Hugo to be Captain. Ensign lohn Smith I to be Lieutenant, vce Yarde, resigned. Ensign Henry Holman to be Lieutenant, vice Hugo. George Rudall, Gent. to be Ensign. loseph Ewhigs t Gent. to be Ensign. Daventiy Volunteer Infantry. Captain john Plonter Clark to be Major. Lieutenant Charles Rattray to . be Captain. Ensign lohn Hall to be Lieutenant. Benjamin Wymont Palmer, Gent. to be i Ensign. A Supernumeraly Company of'l2!flensen in Devonshire. Wm. Tal-iy, Gent. to be Lieutenant-Commandant. Durham Volunteer Infantry. john Morton Eden, Esq. to be Captain, vice Scruton, re signed. Elinnley Lovett Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Benjamin Cumberbach to be Lieutenant. vice Ras singharn, resigned: Thomas iiawkeswood, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cumberbach. Duke of Gloucester's New Forest. Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Duncan MiLachlan, Gent, obe Adjutant, vice Lejeune. • . . Guildkd Volunteer Infantry. Arthur Onslow f Geo - . tO'be Lieutenant, vice Haydn, • re signed. • - , liartsmere Rangers. Robert Waugh, Event. to be Adjutant, vice Edwards, re , signed Ensign Evan Parry to be Lieutenant, vice Martin, resigned. l am es Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Paay. Colin Price, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Bowen, resigned. sth Battalion of Carmarthenshire L'olunteers. Major John Hughes to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Vaughan, d e ceased. David Pugh, Esq. to be. Major, vice Hughes. David Painter, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, re signed. Hugh Evans, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Francis, resigned. • ( To be continued. ) ANNUITIES. TO BE SOLI), AN undeniable well-secured Annuity upon the Life of a Gentleman, insurable to clear, after insuring the Life, 501. per ann. for 4001. secured upon a Freehold Estate of the Annual Value of ioool. ; one of 701. per ann. upon a healthy Life, secured upon considerable Property-in the Funds • one of tool. per ann. and one of 2 50 1 . per ann. upon the Lives of respedable Clergymen, insurable, secured upon their Redorial Tythes and Glebe Lands; of the Annual Value of 6001. and 10001. Further particulars may be had, by applying, personally, to Mr. Roberts, at the Annuity-Office, N0.•7, Cecil-street, Strand.--Lettets must be paid. h LODON: Vrinted by BUCHANAN WMIL4AN, (of how-Stre - zt, C and Published -5' . ovent-Ganienl; 7 ARMIGILR SCRIPPS, (of South Molton.sti At the Su N.OF FlCgt No. 1I zt Strdnd ; where Advertisemeuts, Orders for the Paper,Le tte r s MI, for the &c. (port-parar), mint DUBLIN, APRIL 21. YESTERDAY, Capt.. Wilson, chief Peace-officer, apprehended in Thomas-street, the noted Edward Barnes, an engraver, and one John Macklin, a dye_ sinker, or seal-cutter. He 'found in the apartment of the first mentioned person, a plate of copper, some Fuller's earth, and two notes of country banks for silver,, which seemingly were -for copies from which to make forgeries; and also a quantity of hank paper .wet, ready for receiving impressions. Macklin was arrested for being found in company with Barnes. Two countrymen were also present ; it is supposed they came to be buyers of forged notes, to circulate in the country.—The Prisoners and the articles in preparation, were brought before the Spperintendant Magistrate for examination. The, house they were taken in belongs to one Knowles, who was some time since whipped through the town for receiving stolen goods. . The wind having shifted at seven o'cloCk on Wednesday morning, obliged many' of the vessels that sailed the evening before to put back; most of them to near the Pigeon-house—but the Jane and Peggy, of Glandore, returned as far as . the Watch_ house at Ringsend, where she ran foul of an anchor, and sunk. Crew saved, 'and it is hoped the vessel will also. We hear, that orders have been issued to the f7th Regiment of Foot, to hold themselves in readiness to march to Cork, where they will embark for the Downs. The destination of this Regiment, and of the 21st Light Dragoons, , which lately arrived in England from Dublin, is said to be the East Indies. Wednesdayse'nnight, about half past ten o'clock at night, a most dreadful fire broke out in the FaCtory belonging to DAVID A imswottem, and Co. in Pres ton, Lancashire, a very large building, and closely adjoining one of Mr. HORROC KS'S. The fire began in the Engine-House, on the bottom. story, from some unknoWn cause; the flames spread with asto.:. nishing rapidity, so that it was impossible to re move any thing ; all the papers and, books were burnt, -along wiuh the cotton and machinery. ,In a very short time the building was one•vast body of tire. Two houses adjoining were also burnt; but the fire was prevented going any further that way, by very active exertion and the engines.--= Most part of the front of the factory soon. tell into the street ; and the heat was so intense as to melt the glass and burn the window frames, along with some machinery, in another faCtory, belonging to the same Gentleman, on the opposite side of the street; hut happily it was prevented gaining ground there by the most astonishing endeavours, prinei_ pally of the Volunteers, who had assembled by the drums beating to arms. But for their exertions, the whole of Dale„street must have fallen, and pro. bably much more of the town. The great chimney or flue then fell in with a tremendous Crash ; a great part of it fell upon a sizing house, situated at some distance, belonging to Mr. Hog ROCKS, immediately set it in flames, and it was expeded every minute Mr. Hottabctits's falory would be on fire, which indeed it often was, and as often extinguished. A man of the name of Shakeshaft suffered himself to be hoist ed up by ropes to the top of the building, when the slates were parching hot, and the small beam at the top, over which, the rope was slung, was aClually on fire : an engine pipe was got up to him, by which he extinguished the fire, and cooled the roof, &c. at the imminent danger of his life. No lives were lost, arid very few persons hurt. The loss is not yet estimated, but it is supposed it will be about a 2,0001. most• part of it is insured. SHIP NEWS. POOLE APRIL, 23. Arrived—the St. Peter, Harvey, from Dungarvon ; Anna, Degruchy, from Jersey ; Adive, Hiscroll; Betsey, Collins, Harrington, Chapman, Adive, Williams, from Portsmouth ; Bewly, Mearns, from Plymouth ; VenuS, Collins, from Shoreham. Sailed —the Molly, Stone, for Southampton; Hope and Anchor, Dahl, for Longsound ; I ord North, Brown, for Pidon ; Hero, Allen, for London; Industry, Griffith, for Liverpool ; Swift, Holloway, for Cowes. GRAVESRND, APRIL 25. Passed.by—the Susannah and Sally, Bell, from Virginia; Marquis of Kelan, from Gibraltar; Betsey, Grant, and Hotrnung, Smith, from Lisbon ; Perriott, Cairn, from Oporto; Speculation, Salmon, from Malaga ; Louisa, Groot, and Rebecca, Grant, from St. Michael's ; Venus, Wells, from Youghall ; Rialto, Bacon, from Waterford ; Sykes, Riddle, and City of Cork, Morgan, from Cork. Sailed—the Commerce, Brainly,.for Barbadoes ; Beckford, Dixon, for St. Kitt's ; Diana, Vaughan, for Atrica ; ,l-lan nah, Taylor, for Montreal; Vrow N/argaretta, Dirks, for Varell ; Adelpeid, Gondes, and Juffrow , Elske, Hanes, for Tonningen. 114.4 RR fED. On Tuesday, at St. Mary-le-bone Church, Henry De Bruyn, Esq. to Miss Mary Anu Black, of the Grove, Ep. ping. On Wednesday, at . St. Swithins, London Stone, Tames Kirkpatrick, Esq. Banker, in the Isle of Wight, to Miss Ro— gers, daughter ot• the late John Rogers, Esq. of Sun-court, Cornhill. DIED. Nathaniel Pierce, Esq. of the Navy Pay-Office. Lately, after a short illness, Miss Audsley, of Kensing ton-square. On fuesday morning, aged 72, Mr. john Ballard, of South st reet, (.; rosvenor- square. On the 14th inst. at Bayswater, of a complaint on the lungs, -Mrs. W. Boscawen : she was second daughter of the . late Dr. Ibbetson, Archdeacon of St. Alban's. At Wichain, near Bootle, Cumberland, in the 59th year of his age, the Rev. Robert Scott, M.A. Redor of Wicham, and formerly Master of the Free Grammar School at St. Bees. On Sunday last, at Ludshot, john Miller, Esq. eldest' son of Sir Thomas Miller, Bart. of F roy le, Hants. Oh the 7th of September last, at Calcutta, William Ar chibald Edtnon,tone, Esq. third Member of the Board of Trade, and eldest son of Sir Archibald Edmonstone, Bart. On the ist of Odober, in camp, at Assaye, of the wound he received in the Adion of the 23d of September, Captain William M‘Gregor, of the 7th Regiment of Native Cavalry. 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TA.Y Loa, Member of the Royal Colleg e of Stl'b London, at his House, No. 9 , New \ Brid Where, after a constant residence of more than Thir t Y e of Years; in a practice particularly direeted to the Cur opt venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the ra 1 .4 Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable se c pc which Men of his Profession should always observe',use fiatterS himself, the advice and assistance he gratulil. be ly administers to Peisons taking this Medicine, 'will esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advautage sc to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. ge-street; Also sold, by his Appointment, for the con S r , l rAl' those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the To shop, No. 1.4).4, r Of' street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-streer-h i l l ' ; Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row , Little Toweifiv-eirst Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Ca l ! MA' Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; M r. Atkinsofit.vis, chester ; and by one Person in every considerable " Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2 4 • , s ons a 9 j sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby l' e 1 , all either sex may cure themselves with ease, spee d, sere •ht safe N ty. . B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed l' c° riot a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissoiters , v Bridge ' ed, at the Stamp-office, "T. Taylor, No. 9' e' a re 41° street," to imitate which is Felony, and all (Ate° terfeits. . . ------- , 1/3, 0 3 . I No. 29, Arundel-street MOO '',l an H AVING dediated myself to , the S tt-I , 4 ,i ' n ihat not mOre misemplo m been gratified by the most considerable pracrt ic- ',4 10 4 time than those wh ( i. in ;I ' s...d ill t ensi acquiredve tie b l dy concentratingof branch which I thought proper to seled, I wise til j ` t i,e, e%' the Profession,. tlkthe inaterenoe;ausailopnaolv:yeri:o:_icii 15, bring with them seso f a Debility t taih o r c a o re uconli t a peculiarly uncertainty, and cannot always attain that succe,',6 ' 0 Jai' of r it disorders. r o de i : e s a . fortilef depression of all vital energy, existence itself beciyos.lo.-, tered. • Whetherth arise from the prevalencr- et ',. 5 CP' • ample, the destructive habits .of schoolboys, or the lx.._rys, cuseable indulgences of maturity, they require the rl s oof, sydirtsiteretossthinsg, tan,li.ibbyi'tii siduoul, professional skill ; and well may it be observe,' ~c r e by the.ignoratice of uneducated men, the symptoms ar'.'f vated, and the constitution is destroyed. a fog` As a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons , a rl oil ee merly Surgeon in the , Army, I ground my pretensi4s, .1,3,,. gularity of education, and possess - mg every privilege t°,6111 tice, I tel myself entitled to thatcontidence with vo.' have hitherto been so liberally honoured. . 1 ii.:; it iel i d i In the first sensations of local weakness, early - DPP -,,Ater'f„ will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame ;• Do t 0 tP& . the sufferer, from a consciousness ofd the thuninanlioes64,ol4 vice which caused his misfortune is tearful of tire eof ' ,, i , I ry or censure of his Family Phys ician, and broods over -ti, tet must tirmity with careful concealment; it must be satinWe'.: turf him to be assured, not'only of ca p ability of treatore of also of thu most inviolable secrecy: • . "n gs zdiy, The , Venereal I.9isease oontarninates the sP_ ri ii efitY life, the seeds of existence are p0i5,11,.(1 b, it, - and P_t" is injured by the indiscretion of an . ungua riled inoinc.:Llt oil!. In recent venereal complaints it is possible,to prt- ...„; it 1: danger, or distress; and in the most complicat.:l_c_lo'-etrza the acquirement of exclusive experience it, this I'l' •he a sate; certain, and speedy re-establishmen t. ° felt I offer - the advantage of this ex;ierienCe to shrtse . .„,-ir atlY " of sex who are Wile - tett with any kind ofdebility, tic '. c . al tis toms of Venereal Infeaion, and in all cases 1 B an remuneration are stated on the first interview• , 05 , a . Patients in the Country, are exp ceied to ' incit, _,i,e, Note, and are requested ti specify their age a c t . inopint living, as well as tne existing svmptorns of the ex' I . NIARTI*.•i PikEE, iv'. 1 Lord __.re Member of the Royal ,College of SUrgeor . ...__,Jit. No. 29, Strand, Arundel-street, nerr Terapig-t3l. is an additional entrance in Water -street adjokiemy reet, G rosvenor-squArr); t be atidressed.