The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-19 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZLITE, Jane i 6, 1801. 11:zr-Ope, Ysixe Ist Regitrient of Life Guards, the Right lion. Lord Pelham Thomas Pelhatn Clinton to be Cornet and Sub-Lieute nant, viee FoclaeS; deceased • Algernon Disney, Cent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, b' purchase, vice Fraser, promoted. 2.(1 Ditto; Lieutenant Sr Samuel Hannay, Bart. to be Cap.. tain of a Troop, without purchase, yl,:d Smith, who re tires. Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Horace Noel to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir Samuel Hannay Cornet Charles Chad, t rom the Royal. Regiment of Horse. Guards, to be Cornet and4Sub- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Noel., Royal Regiment of liorse Guards, Philip Baniond, Gent to he Cornet, by purchase, vice. Chad, retrieved to the Life Guards. t;th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Ta be Lleutenants, with out purchase, Lieutenant Charles !hide, from the Half.: pay of the late Oth Foot. Cornet Henry Spooner. Cor, net Joseph 1%1.1cl:well. Cornet T. A. Gibson. Cornet John Dickens. Cornet Francis Hurt. Comet R. W. Howard V yse, from the Ist Dragoon's. 7th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Frederick A; Hervey to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hallibtirton, who retires. 9th Ditto, Ensign D. Vandepant to be Lieutenant, without purchase, lice Cumberlicige, removedtb the 19th Light Dtagoons moth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Therms Hunter to be Captain, by purchas, vice I lipkins, who retires. ' 60th Ditto, Captain Robert Drummond to be Major, by pur chase, vice De Vos, promoted Cornet thc,•'.l ton henry Murray. from the 16th Light firagoonS, to be Lieutenant, • . by purchase, rice Sankey, removed to the 7zd Ifoot. Uth Ditto, Captain Islionvis Blakeney to hz. Major, by pur chase, vice Gordon, promoted in the 831.11. I Dot. 67th Ditto, Ensign Joon Al' Nlahri, from the .10th Foot, to Le Ensign, by purchase, vice W ain,w right, promoted in the ritii Foot., • 69th Ditto, ""Ensign Jacob Glyn - Curler to bz Lieutenant, vice A tkinkin, deceased. " 89th Ditto, Ensign Jnhnston St. Leger to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sinclair, who retires. Samuel Wilson,Gent. to be ENign, by purchase, vice King, promoted: 93(1 Ditto, Ensign:Alex. Sutherland to be Lieutenant, with out purchase,• vice Maclean,- removed to the 4zd • Foot. Henry Allison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stitherland. • 2d West India Regiment, John Kinross, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Moore, deceased. 4th Ditto, James Clarke, 'Cent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Balguy, removed:to the,s7th Foot. Royal Garrison Battalion, Cornet Andrew . Colter, from the half-pay ef.Tarleton's Legion, to be Lieutenant, vice Edie, • removed to. the Invalids. • kyal.. Manx Await Infantry. Lieutenant William Mitcintosh, from the 2.d. Manx reneibles, Po be Ensip, vice llarnu (It-ceased. • Ensign William Macintosh to be Adjutant, yiee Mbore, de— ceased. , Royal illid-Llthian Fidunterr Cavalry. Captain Robert Dundas to be Lieutenant- Colontl-Comman daril„. vice Trotter, _wbo Argyllshire Volurtieer 14airlv. Lieutenant Duncan Campbell be Captain, vice Donald Campbell, who resigns., Ensign Duncan Campbell to be First Lieutenant, vice Camp. •bell. , Jolla Sinclair, Gent. to be InSign, vice D.:Campbell. BideArd Vamitieers. ThOmas Priditarn, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. • Brodfca Volunteer. Lieutenant William Skelton to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Sharpe, promoted. , • rallartder Volunteer:. Captain John Buchanan to be Major- Conimandant. • Clarencr, or Cardigan Polunteers. David Davies, Gent. to be Adjutant. Cbristebureb Volunteers. . . . Lieutenant Arthur Quartley to be Captain, vice Hillman, who resigns. Second Lieutenant R. W. Slea. to be 'First Lieutetant. Seccnitl Lieutenant John Elliott to be first Liautenant. North Drvon 141w:hers. rohn Shopland, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Edg combe. ,Exeter Volunteers. Lieutenant . iit Peter Radford to be Captain, vice Black.loll, who 'lsaac Rose Dale, Cent. to be Second" Lieutenant. Exrein4fer and. Kenn Vaal:tem. Thomas Popham, Gem. to be Lieutenant, vice. Crowther, who resigns. floxlmn Poluntari. Ensign john Ellis Lee to be 'Lieutenant, vice Blagdon, pro moted. John Ashtbrd, jun. Gent. to be Licattenant, :Edward Smack, Gent. to he Bnsign,•vice . Lee. lona Bacon Swecting, Gant. to be Surgeon. Nerport ( hie of Mild) Poltexterrs. Lieutenant Henry Blake to be Captain, vice Barlow, who resigns. Ensign -- Blake to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Blake. Francis Pitts, Gent. to be Etisigh, vice Blake. Po, , rnluth Kistrarcr Infantry. nsign•Thomas Lockycr to be, Lieutenant, vice Square, de • ceased. joint Etyne, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Lockier. Ponirf - aa Volunteers. Lieutenant George Prinont to be Adjutant. Rvlrl Preston 141,oefers. Captain John W„atson to ba Lientenant-Coloncl, vice Tack. ion, Who resigns. , Captain- Lientenant SolOrnon Grosse to be Captain, vice Watson. ,First Lieutenant David Ainsworth to be . Capain-Lientcnant, vive'Gosse. Second I.4eutenant Thomas Ainsworth to be First Lietttcn • ant, vice D. Ainsworth. SamArland Volunteers. , Lieutenant Thomas Sanderson to be Paymaster. St. Ttdy, 11/11r/Aulston, onel .C.:utw , icard Pa:lowers. Second LieLtenant Reginald Belling to be First Lieutenant. (unit Johns, Cent. to be Seeorid Lieutenant, vice Bel hog. Tavismek raluntee rs. • 'zecond Lieutenant I ;Viitiara Harris Harness to be First I.iett tenant. vice Physkek, who resigns. tl t ; corq CITI ÜbartLild (1;e bednt. to ..econ _L' wilts% ant, vice Harness. Niap , Al , Litntenant, James Millerto be Captain, vice CampVell, who temp - 14. Roderick Dirgekenzie, Gent; to be lieutenant, vice Weautex, Gent. to be Liinitetaiit, Nice \V] - attic, removed.to the - Prlncei;s Charlotic (if NV;iLs's, FenCibles. SIZPOitigNDUVI, The Appointment of John Reynolds, Esq. to lx: Payma,ter to .Nleuron's Regiment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette ofthe 26theult. has not taken ph %e. Lieutenant Funds Wernyss, of the 2.4 th Regimcnt of Foot, superseded, having absented himself Without feaVe. Gmoti.r.sicitt in the Norfolk, Militia, signed Ay the Lord Iri , stern.Reirintext Inteph Abraham Franklin, Gent. to by Ensign. Dated May 2, ttot. Cointit4ion ix the Firo (r Argyleshire) Regiment cf Nord ileitiilt Militia, 4;,,3 , rted hp the I",.' , nt Lir :4101ant Neil I .l , l‘l.amin, Gent. to be Lnsign. Dated April 18, 2f...'0t Trizr-Ofee, Dublin-Ca:tit, lune 10, 1 80 r. His Majesty has been Pleased to make the fol lowing Promottonstin the Army on this' Establish men trst Ditto,-Captain Edward Parker, rpm ,';cl Foot, to be Captain, vice Stopford,, exchanged. Dated April to, . aid Ditto, Cape. Wm. FOtheringham, from 54th Foot; to be Captain, vice Ridge, exchanged., Dated Feb. 183!. 23d Ditto, john Blanchard to be Veterinary Surgeon, with. out purchase. Dated May 4,.a0r. .14t Battalion 15th Foot, John Bonner to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Quill, promoted. Dated Feb 4, iSe 1. Joseph _Ensor to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Shuttle Worth, ro signed. Dated. May 4, t; r6th Foot, Ensign Andrew Batwell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Webber.ercsignecl. Dated Feb. 9, rBat. Breadalbane 14114161 e Ifflantri• Lieutenant John Moncur to be' Captain, vice C. Ste , karti resigned. Dated May ; 4; Oar. Ensign Ifenry Torrance to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Geor&t: 'orrance to be. Ensign. Dated as above. Calamesi 11/41ander.t. Major Frederick Metzner, from late Oxford Cavalry, tet be • Lieutetiant-Coloncl, vice Fraser, resigned. Dated May te, Lieutenant James Young to be Captain-Lleutenant, vice Matthews, resigned. Dated MayA, 1801, FriSigia John Sinclair to be Liettrenat.... Dated as above. Nlarmaciuke Richardson to be Ensign. Dated as above. hire FeaciLle Injantiy. • . G:..orge Warren to be Ensign, vice Edgar, resigned. Dated May 4, tSot. William to be. Ensign, vice Green, resigned. Dated as _above. . , 2,,t1 Aiwa Ftweib,47,7faptv. James Ryan to be E.nsign, •vice Menzies, resigned. Dated ~lay 4,180 t. • Princyn Charlotte of lErlext, or AP Lead's Forcible htfantj. Alalcolm M , Leod to be -Lieutenant, vice Drummond, resixned. DAted May 4,,.tg0 ' - lohn•Robmson to be.tnsign, vice Fullerton, recoMmended for Promotion. Dated as above. Fencilye fvflntty. Major Edward Andrews, trom the:Somerset Forigibles, to he ',it:oft:Liam-Colonel, vice Atiketeil,icaikoed. Dated May is . , ISoi. PUBLIC.OFFICE, 11011-STkEET. Mr: E: ELATttvv.kYT ) .Sur b r&lti of I\'arbeth, itt • I SO Wlltit aleS . .Iven tr i a l to the Metztliie 0 Tr:tetors, has liberally sent 'the result, for publica_ tion i in a Letter .of the ast tnsiant, to B. 1). -Pea..' K i rs, of Letcester..slaare; 'London, the Patentee. The Cares'stated are Iltimerons, and some very im.. portant, vtzt. a •violent Contitsi64n, an old Sprain, • &e. -Here follows one Case of Rheumatism D: Esg.. of Brynaun, in this •, , rated ) , a`Captain in Iklajestys' 3o tit Ltegin.e..!, tra ,, Wed with an obstinate Rhernitatic Com l . ..cck fix nearly twenty year.;, ‘.l; hid) had r. .tod t ; of next;_'dile, Front the use or qur Trac; ,;.. dei ; an, entire Cure. Mr. M. has authori7.ed 111 . tr o ut a conviction Of tie utili t y in "..,' tisly any in q uirtes a:, to the it titi t of • O n the let of April vt...tspuhlished, ••• .ttentee, an entirC ,now 'Work, entith9.l Cases a : Practice . Hut v;iiere this 00,64-,:iericy 113$ for years existed, a proper perstitieratice is. indispensably - erittisite trireme the slum.. bering Sparks of Lite; arul to re-anttrinte the ConstitutiOn. MA Rk I E I) WO M EN, who have lung been disairnointed in their expulations of a- Faintly, matasstticil,'' that in inj4.tinstances, such ilr-le , As are i:til-able by Medical skill, The secresy whit ji t io essential to my iindertakitig, and t I have pree.inned to state, form the basis Of my pr,ocusiotis - t and in wqh this 1$ given. that Mr. ; ni b. pers-liailv., or by Letters (ite:losing'ia Note , at 11. s !must, T Nit,. . 9 , Arundel &met, litratitl, near 'Temple Har. Acie a.,iditp,ual Entrance in Water -street, ildiotn;!ig altittlie Name is on both thir M. 14-, Mtgriber of the ito)iil College of Surgeons. gth Light Dragoons, tieutepant, Aobeit I.llie.e to be Con tain, by purchase. vice Crant, protnotca in the zfith Dra goons. Dated M. 4, 1801, Savage to h'e COriltt, by purchase, = vice Cornwall, promoted. Dated as above. Lieutenant Alexander S. Cra‘vterd, front the ztst foot, to bt Lieuterrant,"vice Love, exchanged. Dated asabove. lowev• • &ter • I.()t4tloN Prtsitttl f 0)1 t uvrat.t , 4rde,l); anti l'ubllslab'd Dy WILLIAM irtithfiCXX, SCRltrs (oz Horse- tarty -loaci , Westnol l- s ) M suu. o i , nc %I N o. 112, s tra ,./ wbere 4dverberme4t.r, OP den - for the La:ers tor the Editor, addres s. ;" Sec, ipost.laisii, null be , -----............"................".....r.0.....1...,a0.aw.a,.....----......,: : MEDICAL FACTSonVENhRE A t :C B isi Nl :ru Y ork. : g l ori l i:h A l in S ail.l N l) : 7 l 4 n :p ' t E e i S n r i s i f i n ' s p s r3 t ß h: ic t c Y f t l4 : L e v o e l l 'i : ;; : ra d gl i : n 7 c_d_ l tl . :: ;ll. : ll: :: ll : l ht ehld to be cured Of the ,Vendeal eotriplAhry.ll3"'„ii A 1 miffortune to bleak Out six or. sevenyea.. al '',',,''„ t i,;,a 3o 1 was.tiffileted with the salve COmplaint, and cot , 0 1 .7 0 ,61 i thought, by 'the advice and prescription of •an v el ,l i ttk f o l u e t 2f o t t e . rw he rds l: l e a f v ,t_c i r u ci st o , ii t t l t:: t i t s t t c A r 7 :l2.l ; ne, i i , :7 1 13 ,1 numy, tbur thonths alter which he '-•' ti t Il i ; p 1 : 1 , 1d 41 4 Snre Throat. , At tin; ctisc.i I WAS ail i.'4 kul• i - ,, 1 . , dit asking hiin the nece:;:„lry 4, 1 04t,ti0n,, * , k, ; :il"'''''" l ': l' ' , /l'''' . 'he rn). it o P . n e r O rg: s u , l l e d r : l . ri ‘ :O l i s t il f r r be d l i t i ll i , ev i l lel.: i : i i i i i e t i a \ i ti . .: l l t. ' ::::l l l l e ' l t e ' i:•l l :77 ' l ,3 i ri, l j .,et t :::- N,74 1 : 1 - :: Time A poilw.caries, who treAtvd his et),, , -. ' l ,', i.: 0 1 $ cortWelled 'to apply to Dr. Va ,, :-;, , 11•.: '' •. ' '''''' l ,te . lo t r i in the truth oC what I had told . ' , ',' i. , , !,:',..) 4 1 . 0% . ,,, - : part Of lust .hi oat aad noSe, ;h., l l', .' ; . ~. ,li.•'''.:' ,- ,e t 014 r..,overy i ,the Venereal Cowl> '. ' ,: = 4„, ,- - t - pi), , r he stwpped tirlring hi life, ..,,a tit s '. ' . ,'' 4. '''.* ostittacy..;. •Per9ns, therefore; a ;.ll:t , 1 : 1 ''. .",','''''''' ''''''' i.o ti -more beneticlai thin t i t .,. •11,., 1 ,-„,„ ! ,„ t ..) I;'nustl:Pti ev.clicating the ahove airoiai.. , .. ..' ' ' idba A n'gt N3r:irziriil(i".";tittlitnitiVnkili'litwh'e";j'itt'''h., .':l',.)ltrt2l''.'.::•_'.:.....:•.';':''' was aillieted with a Lees Venele., - . , ~ ..- ' - '' . that uni 4 eour :t. i.l. • , ,• a Mickhii)man ; . the (.'ornphlnt, i '.. . ..• . • ".. i', '.: litnbS, and the ulcers it , : ... . .. , • 1.. , view; hy recommendation cu. a ;2 .. applied to Doctorßrodnin, and iii but beim; apprehensive ot a , NO.. ohlig s fed to rpm , sai) for India, he to :'i:: '.. o. _ . .l: , :..: .. •. '. . his Botliiii..4il'Syrnp ' f ~.., ;. . ' 51 1. t li a t, ' : . e, e ,r ' ; ' :i t ,: 3 ;i. Syrup, aid Rest '‘'L c . ' ' 1 : .: .''.:,:.• b.. IL id. At the 1)odor.; llinv•., .I'/). 9, -. ll !A,'' '"-' ' ' • doGt..i trout the Leverkza Ntusettin,'StirsiaySGrr- ~" ~,,t. li ,' briclke, in hottlei at.. 11. 25. its. 6d. atul 'et s,'' ' ''',;itl 111 0 .e( 1 ): also of W. , Dul6in, -I' ititct 41:(/' id °V ,''' .' ,: kce" lvtodicitial Ill tt ehonse, No. 3, Wine-strei..t, v.,110,,:- Clota,tl a large and fresh 'Supply ; Thotupt; . %ti , ilnd 7It'01*;;; 1 ,. stre..t ; Browne, Tol/ey ; C. Routh,. 13 r , i t : : ll, l ,, e i t ' t . V . .e iy .l! t , , , r l ° A, T ., i ,i ri and Sheppard, Biistol ;,. Meyler, Anlk, Nle , i ;srs. , (Toadby, Sherburne, Mr, Raikes, OM' , l. ke " 1 Tyrnbs, IVOrCe3ttir ; , 1 1 / 4 4 1. Trey...tiny, I..7Cetkl t ~, , I s iningharn.; Spilsbury and Co. 1%1,11.5-tie:V.', it ,,', :I hy all Printers, 13eoloseller.:, and Veitil,:r Of Meat.' l' three F. ixtgdoins. . . ~;• •''' liroduntl Guide, to Old Age, -or ...1.dvi..... ". -:, 6 ~, . 4 ) ob'.i.n a radical and pertn.inent CJr: fet-;.' - bid . ; . „ I..c_, ties ot,N.,ittirc, which - deliC7lo' Offeti ter .• 1 ., ril to their 16.tiatives• ; with .. Cr .:: . i c ea , ..H '-,! ,i, :;, Nzrvous, tlvpoebondriac „o i... 1 ~. . ;.,:unpt , ' '. -, :'.„ „:,... ; ...... -. lyitich is adtfed, Advice to ,V, :-.,.. ai,d 11 , ,' -_•,... 0. , .1 t is.' panic ullrly recooirniut.;:ti LO ,Searai..,.; " v ,A ! A 224. Bottle contains equal to fve allsm 0i1 i5 . 0 - ee l ilb" I Lette.r3, st:iting Patitints C. ie i, Wit ht . a , • , 0 Fee of a Guilica, will be strialy..attentled.to, ..,. pitt iont!,, i i It will be fiacessary the Do,ttor should see it'= . l ; ~,..: o‘ i t',7 o ; ar: atiliaat - with Dealne,s Or Loss of S.4ht, '.r0,20, Ca .. t Poeta. (P°" l , rolv Cpa'lisdlvib•it'lli-letirstetir;:art PF4eere.eliTeh'etigediaiheit "I'Y ROMIERJES. 0:1 Tuesday last a man of genteel • appearance; called at the house of Mr. Winter, of Bary.street, St. James's, under ptetence of looking at some ready furnished lodgings, which, he said, he' wanted for a friend, whoni he expected in town the next day.— On Wednesday evening the same person came ztgain and inquired for Mr. Winter, and then for the maid servant ' who sheived him the lodgings ; but being informcd they were both out, he desired the young woman who answered him, 'to go out and fetch the maid ,servant immediately, as the Gentleman for whom he wanted the lodgings was expeded in town every minute : while she was gone, he carried off, two bilyer salts and spoon , s, and some other articles he found in the parlour. Yesterday morning Offer. in the salts to pledge at ..a Pawnbroker's, in St. IVfortin's-lane, he was stopped on suspicion of steal. ing them, and being taken to Bow.street, his person and the property were, identified, and there being reason to believe that he had committed several other depredations, Mr. FORD, the - Magistrate be fore whom he was examined, ordered him tube com mitted for further exarnination on Monday next. Two men were brought in custody, on suspicion of robbing a waggon on 'the night of the r+th of April last, near. Barnet, of a bale of goods. The principal evidence was a Publican at Barnet, to whose house the Prisoner, anti another man, came on the evening of the robbery, with a chaise -cart, with one horse, and a saddle-horse, and, after continuing there some, hours, Went out, and returned again at near twelve o'clock, with a bale of goods in the cart, which they requested the landlord to let them put up stairs, and,were going our, as they, said, for more, when Mc landlord sospeding them to be thieves, went to alarm a next door neighbour, which they overbearing, come back, and wanted to take the bale away ; this, however, the landlord very properly refusing, they went off. The offence having taken place in the county of Hens, they were committed to take their trial at the next assizes. The MackareiTishery of late has been uncom monly successful : upwards of 40,000 were sent off from Do%ier, for the London markets, on Sunday , last. The new Canal to Paddington was completed . about a week ago, and the water flowed in up to its head at 'Paddington, where it forms 'a spacious Canal. Oit Monday the tst inst.' the first barge came ep with passengers from Uxbvidge, on which there were great I•ejoicings. It was direfted that 'an old cannon should fire a salute ; but this was found impossible by means of the touch-hole ; when. a. West countryman, exarperated at the cannon's ob stinate refusal, and .determined to make it fire, pro. curd anted hot poker, which he drove like a ram- rod into the mouth of the cannon, neon which It exploded, sill ttertng his arm' dreadfully, and otter- Wise w0u,1,!:.1g his body. It is said the barges on' it will convey passengers - from Paddington to Ux bridge in about five hours. A melancholy accident was likely to have taken Place on Saturday evening On board the Brilliavt Frigate, lying alongside the wha d r ill the Dock-yard at Sheerness : the Gunneeand his Mate inadvertendy took a lighted candle down into the Powder. roetn, Which, ought to have been quite cleared out ; 'but by some mistake a quantity of powder was left in a corner, which caught fire, , and by the explosion hurt th 7 Gunner's tvlate very much, and bruised the Gunner a little ; but' they are now both likely to do , • • To PREGNANT LADIES. 1 ir RS, OSBOURN, IVlidwire, No. 13, facing the IVI upper End of 'Pitt -street, on -the Lefohintl-side of William -street, Surrey-side Blaclorlars-bi'idge (name over the door), accommodates Ladies according to their circurn-' StailCa with Board and Lodging, previous to theii time, Said in the month ; where Ladies, putting ti einselves„under her care, may depend and confidently be 'assured - of Ircfourid seercsy, attention and humanity, through the Whole of thc businev; she troy be engaged in, and with the striciett ho -now ; their .Infants put:rout to nurse, and tenderly taken care of. • " As above may ix; bad, hy.Authotity, and with the Stamm' Duty, her Restorative Powders, at it. ts, the packet—an exicllent remedy fur Female Complaints... rr No Letter received marts post-paid, which will be attended to.--A Gentleaun of the fayulty attends, if occa sion requites. \N THEN .Professional. Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the geoerai System by the seletlibn of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long eon. tinuetl SileCeSS is the best ctiterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to .the exclusive treatment of Three Disurders, and the suceetsiut result or pian gives me additional antorto isppose, as far as I w able, the , ravages Of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmitia. . utter r initiation into . every Blpitii), as an Army Sitrgeon, I formed a with at au early period ot Prac.iice to tesche ilividuali from „the ignorance of uned.t.ated -siv:n„ or the equally dangerous precipitancy ot liraaitikmerS. Tiw three hiiordets, to the Cure of which I hive dc voted my attention. cnu*prise every species ot . A E.. REAL IN F EC"I'l ON, whether ot a recent or Wog du ration:. adly, All kinds of detLiity. , whether 'arising from the habits of gchovi-ins, . Of the indulgences of iit:tiire age: And, lastly; - that derangement ot- the systcin hi wo men which is caned; It A ItItENN SS, or ST F. It I LIT . Numerous Diseases ale the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a. simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds ofsl.ife are pOl;i'ined by the indiscretioq of an unguarded bon r.'--By a Superior me. that 4och Complaints arc ea,ily cured; alai, even where others hue failed, I trust that t may presuthe to utter a radical ie-establishment. . . Felt, however, are the`cases inplicated 4111;ercs , . this disor;ler, compared with IL.- .1. r . , Men, who, from kat iilittlF4,2:t;., ultht preVale:l4 : galetie; ! • , ; ,`,..t state of Dehitity, which cuttsc.lll4llCe Of such pernicions Where thc . .tuitta pity sufferer broods-over his misery, hot carefully conceals his rnisfottun. , it may be, satin:conso lation-for him to knoc.,,that althotKh .it be an object' of doubt or uncertainty with' other Priet!ti;..ners ‘ th:: removal of thcse.DeficiencteN by_ the gr.vtthit progress of Re:sm.:A -llot), 4 the acquaerneht of my 1. penance. 1; tria riies of Bacchus or Vaal; have they; - art to xi...duce Manly much anxiety will b prevented by an early. Counterac tion of Aids languid.. State ; •and in thaw: caws, no great difficulty will occur. -. r ' , i; MK e - - . MARINE V kIaRVSOttRA - M - PT° g • - • TO BE SOLD IsrAUCTION, • By ti r Of! RIS TIE 1 - ...7 , 1 At his Gm-4 Ro6in'.43. Pall•Majl, On THU RSIJAYi" , f uty ei: at One o'clock, i A Capital and sitigittaiiv Eligant FREEtiOLD " . ,_ vig.A.... - STAIILIN.Q -,1 , 0 r 4 4,1 X HORSES., two . COACH HOUSES ' humer l Otis attaaed and detached OFFICES of every des'etition streied to a Faniily, Garden, &c. seated in a Padiloet. , of four Acres, ornamented with Pt ,qt3tions . , Shrubbery, Sec. dclightfulty sitw,ite on diie West Side of the Road, the appro: , ..h to.Ezotallanipton, ccni.' mantling beautiful and exien4tye Views of the aoutharuptoh, W4ter, ahrl Atialin River . surrounding Country fornu4a mass of prolific richneil,'Peiss,:lsing-filr: the advanil,es,ot A Country Residence, with at pleasure :he not .octal and polito soLi!ty. A part of the Land glly bc t arin...t tagteat Ni advantage:for-4 purpose of buildiug .upon , without tad least ohNtruction to tht perla enjoyment of rite Reslde:;:e• The whole in the Loost perfect .and ,rompicte; order' and-fitv pair. • immediate possession may .I.io had. Particulars may be ILA ten thys preccdiug the Sale, at at Dolphin, Southampton; .Ceo:t.T., .it W inOwster ; Pfau% of the Satish`nry Paper; Bush, - Farnhaill • ' tar, fklrr,fordi tfrown Basingstoke; or Mr. Cila.Crell, SAVaIC4 W Q; a" h 4 Rainbow Cotti:e-house, and in Pail-Niall. ' : • —.a ' NEAR AS HBURTON.,-DEVON, in the SAUTH TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By . Mr. 01-IRISIIEf' At his Great Room, ill P3ll- MAI On WEDN E SDAY,•the Isth Day . of Jul)+, at Otieso'cleeki, - . cAPI T A L and Valuable FREEI.IO,O ESTATE, consisting 'of thz. cxtetbiye moors of BROOK, ItIAYNBROW, BUCKFASTLEIGH; am og.l / BARTON, with Court Leets,. Court Eawn, Quit R'. I/e;iots, Tolls of I:sirs -and Alz.; Riyhts,,K°L•3l- ties, and i antient Nlansion, (;:inten,ivc. ; 11 WP" .•. ;air, and 1it:V.4600 acres CY: Vireer - Meadow. P.asture and Down L.ind, redeented w ; zoaO acres of hieh ate inCllO'seti, div:ted in to Ten Fanns, and let to Nspeetaniv `f,th,mts, Alsg' .o ,„ b i, t r,! acres of cAintal Timber, CR rove, - Wood, Jnd C9pPic,c '- hand. T h e Estate is well waterml, of she present annual Rent of ONE THOUSAND SEVEN .11UNDRE 1) POUNDS, .• Capabl4Rl 'Very, The Estate abounds with lint of Lime-swot:and bnu tiful Marble,. convertible into Chittiney,pie*st . A Water S.ak . - Corc. Mill is let With the Batton F 41141, 4 ..f4""".i vi.vile sOf clepdsi urin Stock Diu Datinov, mnie, in the whole, a rudst cohtpitel arta' desirible-1.40, with great plenty Game, attclf icld Sport, as thetliituur guished Devonshire or Dean Hunt dernas on this spot tit or sport. The Boma gr6unds arttliugrountijng fPuWY rati l s ttfully pitturesque, and require.; enly..n diwv; judit; l 9 o t Elf art to tender it a charzning - residenLeY Situate on the . zr:'S t Western Road leidilig front Exeter to Plymouth. vis.: trout Asburton threetniles, sit tiont:Topess, twe lvc Toroay, lateen front 'Vyninouth, twenty-tWo front ES:t. and the :alit: distance front Plympulh. The EState mil' view, .applvitig to Mr. 0; 101 4 Brookhouse • ancikattieulars ma hi:1):;( 1 a migitil P re ' 6 l4 the S4e, of the Pil4terS of the Eicter.Gaiote, SheinOnie SilisburPapers, Rath Chronicle, S. Fatlev's Bristol nal, of Messrs. (,r hates, Link.olit's Inn, dila atj'ail. go" where a Plan of the estate mayL:,efett : CAPITAL FF MANOR oßps A nli) EsTATEr sTAE. . . , BE:SOLD BY-`RUCTION , •'•By,iYi6ssrs: SKINN.R and DYKM . Oh WedneStOy the 22ti Of July, at Tw;e4veo'Cic43-,1, • oilDeo rawav's Coffee.hotise, ln.One Lot,. . A .C.A1 ) ,1 TAL and : VERY: Nr,AL g 1 FREEHOLD ESTATE, - sittwte at TON, a fine healthy part of theli/COUNTY '"' ; lied FORD, within tour miles. of - Leek and IC haadl Newcastle, and about t front. L i Lai fie I; / 11 1 : 1 ; ;: 1 1,7„,a -emprizing the Aiik tsi olt tit E DLET ON , goal- Free and 'Quit Refits, Cen.lrt Baron; . 40; 31 . ~i3 / 1. fles, over an'ettent of. Country debt:nit ao miles 4 „' ) icrenee ; it very commodieus . moderh'itoile..boilt r,e1400e4 calleA WESTWOOD-HALL, 'Wtrh . ollY.s, '`, ll „ * , Lands! Stabling, Walled Gartieqs, Pleasure. Wait:s, Dcn. ) ,l l " l ",, ea utiful desirable Farms add Tenertents, intertpbmtd?,,',„l., wgter ; Woods and Plantations, and: t o ns iotoir r . :audi.l'art thewhole containing about iioo Aereli,g",.,r t ,',, - It of .rat „ Tyt he-free, foitning hantliolt Dour r ' el, gad improvementsl the most 'considerablt 7, it' Li"l.sc --- to Tenants at Will, the nanainder Da j'totit S Whose Demise the present Rental " ri t sed TEEN; 11 ()MI) Ith'D.:l3ol4 N Del.l2er. Ann. 4 r 41 . t , r 4 0405, considerably. E elusive of‘Vest wood-Hall, Hon',',4„...tgeoitslt 'and Manor, and imprOVeable GOA-Work"' 'situate a short distance frnm the,Stattbrdsliiire clJ witielt there Rail Road. Also the N:R YF ' e kb'a lir RACY . to the Paish of Cl:edictal, of the 1 11 G (0 ONE. HUNDRED POUNDS :par' nlyar To viowett 21 dar t preceding the. Sa le, ar- ThOrn4i Dawstii, at NVestwoOd Hall "af (v Win .ticuiits may bc Itad,; also at.Messrs:Vilis-and CruTioolip. tors, Leek ; Drewry, Primer , S t a nbra Mr iv . 14 " . Printer, ,c Mr. Dtewf), Pr'oufr, . 2 inns, st Switmey and Co. , P rioters, Birinidglitun ; crown oot t ; . Stone anti Newcastle ; . Georg' , ', ,Litchfield ; Vog, t Kiug's Head, Coventry ; at the PlaCe of Sle; 0 14 'Skinner and Dyke, Aldersgatc,,.street, London. w with PERKINS'S PAT/N'T 'ME/AS.I.IC TRAcf(lit I, rteetrza since January ISoo t ,ti - .etlate ofthe foryncr i 4l:c." price is. Sol b 5 MUM tfli-yarsl, Lon tion.—Of the Parente.: it may c.ehad gratis, by all win have purchased t he Tractors. Tice Cures of Gout . , Rheiorriatiirm. Sprainz , .. Bruises, and alt anido t ;ous Diwases of lintses-which are publishe, are innumerable. The Tractors; so necessary in vary Fatuity, ard - atriong horses, may be had,- genuine, .witit new and imptuveri Di le:lions for using them, tar Five Guineas , the Set, of B. I). P xi tit, ' A. M. tlte*Batentee, itt:Leieestcr-square; and of Frederic Smith,. Chemist anO.Druggist, in the Haymafket, London. The portable nature of tire Tractors retaltis their conveyance by - Coath, or eVeri by 1 - wt, perfectly conVenient. Letters inclostrig their a - ..tount (pcst-ttaitl) duly attended to. Patentee thinks it proper also to notify, that he has removed front No, 18, to Ni. zE, Leicester-squarer London, the House, of the late Joint Unmet - , _Surgeon, which, he has taken, from its superior Convenient:Les for receiving Patients, as welt as his nume'rous Visitors. SUIP NEln. csAvEst.No, icxx 17. Passed by—the Ctres, Stevens ; ,Cirencester, ; F.arl St. Vincent . , Brock ; Waithatnstavv, Tavlor ; Lord ;vet on, ---; Cant , ,n, Lushington ; Carron, Simpson ; .ittarquis Wellesley, ; Arnisten, --; and Brunswick, Grant, from China ; Galen, IrPut Boliiitti anti Calto, ti•ot ft V trginix. - , , , Sailed—the Scaleshy Castle, Gardner, for India ; JaMes, --, and Queen,----, for Sutinarn ; Edward, Nzish, for N . l'Donald, for 4 )ilatletra ; T,ltames for Trin;da.l ; • Ruby, --, tiff Tobago ; Chapman, 1 , .1 Demerar.i. • . BM - rib On the 16th ,inst. at Bartley Lodge, near Lyndhurst, the Lady of Charles Lyell, Eq. of a Daughter. MARRIED. •At Mv.ry-le-bone Church,. the Rev. Thomas • Hooker,, of Rottingdosa'Sussex, to Miss" Greenland, of Manchester street. - Yesterday, Thomas Arternidorus Russell, Esq. only son of. fohil Russell, Esq. of Aldbuty-Holise, Cheshunt, to Miss .Cromwell, daughter of 0. Cromwell, Esq. of Chcs hinir Pork. . Yesterday morning, at St. George's, Hanov.er-square, by the Itcv. s. 'Wines, Lord John - Thymic, third son of the late Marquis oiltath, 'to Misi Mary Ann NLirter, of Ci roucester Abbey, 'Gloucestershire. TO GENTLEMEN: • r E noiversat approbation. - which 1 ,- (aLLER's IMPROVED PA TEN't BRACES have already, met with, and the increasing deitiaad for them, is a convincing proof of their superiority, bcingrnacle on a prin-iple entirely different troni every mite,- Invention of the kind, which ren• tiers. them more Elastic, and not liable to get out of repair, ,and so remarkably light and ea q alto be A!, orit . e . ,ven with the most violent exercise, without-the least detriment Or incon venience. Merchants and others di find theitianlrticle p e culiarly .. well adapted tor %%anti CLinaies. A rqsonable ;Allowance,. for nrsdy money" to those who ptitehase to sell again.—Sold b. the Inventoronly, Joseph Fuller, at bis . Hat, Hosiery, and Glove \Varehouse, opposite the. Golden Cross, Charing--Cross. N. E. A capital - Assortment of HMS of .uvicy desctiktion, finished in the niciiit faSliionable stile.; great variety cif 1M Ili. tary and Navy Hats,- Feathers, Travelling Caps, kc. &c. Also every Article of Hosiery and Gloves. DATENT TRUSSES, Toi the Cure of Ruptures, 1. and-other Instruments for'the Relief' and Cure of the Crooked, I.ant‘.., and Deformed, by EDY and SON, at tleir House and ManufactOrx, No. 43, Dean- street, SOho ; „where Ruptures ()levier: description ' inbOth Sexes, are iintnettately relieved and cureti, it curable, by, their Patent Elastic Trusses, which have one, two, three, and four different motions of el isticity r accontin,g to the 134AtUlt of the case, and state of the complaint, never tailing to have the desired etredi Also their' Concave Bandages, or Trusses, for Navel Rup tures, Corpolene7, and Pregnancy, the best ever invented. Like wise their new-invented Trusses for Prolapsus and Uteri. A new-invented 'Miner for Old peopfe, for bed or up ; Sus . petwary ,TrtIWS .preserve, in .going, or. Tirtrears4,here every Instrument is Made for the cure of Children's defo7errmi .ties in the knees, legs, ;metes, and feet, oi•the clubfoot - , or feet brought strait; also .curviteres of the spine, or 'crooked ness of the back, correc - ted, kc, AdviGc grati s . N. B. Trusses covered, mended, and intpreved. Make Trusses for the I , a,iulty, Country Orders, and for Exporta tion.—Where may be had, price as. Cid. His Treatit:e on the above Complaints ;' and at Symonds's, Paternoster-row ; Mathews, Strand ; and Richardion's, Royal Exchanke,