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From t7)e LONDON C A2E.TTE, Off. zo, ISot. Ordnance-Office, 02.7ber to, rSot. Corps of Royal ErTi,tar,;, Captain-lieutenant Henry Evatt to be Captain, vice Tames Stratton; deceateid. Dated 0 Clober TT, IEOI. First Lieutenant John Handheld to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Evatt,'promoted.' Dated as above., Second, Lieutenant Peter Wade to be First Lieutenant, vice Handfield, promoted. Dated 4 above. • /#5,--office, 00. ze, aos. ad Regiment of Dragoons ' Adjutant J. We Barton, from the halfepay - Of the late Lancashire Fencible C.ivalry, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Leatharn, who declines. ed,Ditto, Ass4tant-Surgeon Hermen, from the Oath .Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, 'vice West, deceased.. 4th !Attie Captain lames .Charles Dalbiac to be Major, by purChase, ogee - Dalton, who retires. Lieutenant John • George ;.Dalbiac, from the xtth Light. Dragoons, to be Captain, vice - l. C. Dalbiac. 7th Regiment of Light DragoonS,'.Charles Lovelace, .Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Wilde, promoted. 18th Ditto, Robert Blades, Gept. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Moore, proMoted... nth Ditto, Lieutenant elcihrt Montague Jackson, from the led Foot, to be Curvet,vice. - Ridout, deceased. art .Ditto, to be Cornets, Ensign' W. nin . from the "7.4th_Foot, by 'purchase, Nice Hayes, promoted. Fairlie .• Mured•Chnstie, .G eine without purchase., Geogre Sang seine, .Geirr. by purchase, -xice Dowson, promoted in the 6oth icelthtreatn; Regirdent• of Foot Guards, Vachell, Gentetcylse Eneigle i without purchase; vice Roberts', pro- ' - rooted. Toth Regiment of Foot, Benjamin Sullivan, Gent. to be Ensign, by niireJaase, vice Lamphier, promoted in the S6th Foot: • Henry :Edward.Addison, Gait, to be Ensign, vice 3'a hoer, deeeased. • •--- •• - • - nth Ditto, to be Captains, Captain-Hastings Fraser; froth. the '4th FOOt, vice Bnckeridge, who exehaMes. Captain . Lieutenant • IN.qcliolas .k,ustace,. vice Whillie, . deceased. Ca plain- Lieutenant John Macleod, ,Without purchase, - . vice Young, promoted in the Mtelaygorps. To be Captain-Lieutenant , Lieu tenant john Macleod, from • the 77th Foot, vice E!astace. - • ko be Adjutant, Seejeant-Major---- . .-7 Jagger, vice Shawe, who resigns. . . . loth Regiment of Foot, Ensign Martin Haeliind-Bypeefrom the 76th Foot, to be Lieutenant, yi'ecfs,Nixon, deceased. Georee Stewart, Gent. to he Etisign e withouf purchase, vice Shadtbrth, promoted in the zoth Foot. • 33,1 Ditto, Captain James Todd, - from the led Foot, .to be Captain, vice -Cketsverel, Who erehanges.., jSth Ditto, Lieutenant john Walker to be Captain. Lieute nant Stephen PreralJgast to be Captain. To he Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Luke Westley White, vice Walker: Ensign Hippie Edgell, vice . Pren dergast. Ensign George Nfoeeley. 44th Ditto ,• Lieutenant Abernethy Graham- to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bayley who retires. - • 65th Ditto, Henry Caldwell Streattield, Gentetb be Ensign, • by purchase. 6 te Ditto, Samuel .Colkett,. Gent: to be Ensign, by. pur chase, vice Swahili( n, promoted. • 76th Ditto, •Ensign leeetieni Leach to be Lieutenant., by urchase, vice Dawnay, ~who retires. Luau.:.Laxson Carruthers, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bradley, removed to the Royal garrison Battalion., - IrSt Ditto, Lieutenant J: M. Armstrong:to be __Captain, by' purchase vice Fitzgerald, who ;retires. Cornet Charles Talbot,lronethe 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, . by purchase, vice Armstrong. • - 3rl Ditto, Captain 'John Chetwood, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice Tc , dd,who exchaoges. Ensign John Montague Jackson to be Lieutenant, by purchase,. vice Todd, pro meted. Ensign Henry Hooper to be 'Lieutenant, without pttichase, vice Jackson, removed to the Loth Light Dragoons. To be Ensigns, Thomas Hooper, 'Gent. by purchase, vice Jackson, proinote.i. "lames Johnstone, Gent, vice Hooper, promoted. lohn Montague Jackson, Gent. without pur elute, . 7 4 Th Ditto, to be-. Captains,. Captaio-Lieutenant Hastings ' Fraser,- without purchase. Lieutenant Andrew ,Hastings by purchase, Vice Hughes, who "retires; Captain Mark D. , Buckeridge, from the tath Fcot, vice. - Fraser, wrib charges. Lieutenant Kirby Dalrympl; by purchase, vice ' Buckeridge, 'who retires - . 'rw,be Captain-Lieutenants, Lieutenant Hugh A Sutherland, from the_ 73d. Foote vice Fraser. Lieu reliant H. Macdonald Murray, by ptinjiese, vice •Sutherleild, retires. Tube Lieutentin, Ensign James Moote, xice .Prendergast, deceased. Ensign Robert Neilsen, by vice rymple, promoted. Eningit .Allen • William Campbell, be purchase, Nice Mre-rey, paenoted. Ensignßobert M'l'vlurcle, by purchase, vice Dyce, promoted. Tn be Ensigns--lignes,Moore, Gent. without perchase. WI Hill Wallace, Cent. 'vice J. Moore. Wm. Moore, Gent.- fiy purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. Quarter-l'ilastcr John Wilson, 'troin"thnz7th Light Dragoons, by - - 14urchase, vice Wallis, removed to the z7th Lielit Dragoons. 'James Miller, Gent. by purchase, vice'Wilton, 'promoted Iht . FoeL Martin Morris, Gent. by.. purchase,' vice M'Murdo, promoted. HiigliMonro, Gent. by purchase, vice charlten, who retires.- 75 -h In.:ianent of Foot, Robert Henry Dick, Gent. to be ensign, without perehase, vice Sale, who resieus• Tenn Pitcher, Gent. to be Ensign, Without pureltee e vice Tur ner, superseded, never having j 04100... 76th Ditto, Ensign Geofge Wilton Smith, fro 4 .the 75th . Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Philpot,.pro= .muted. EnSign Ralph Coon to he Lieutenant, by put. eliase;vice'Tuckor, promoted in the zed Foot 7'o be Ensigns—jpohn.Antill,,Gent. with gut purchase. vice - Byne, promoted -in the roth Foot. John He..ry • Gent. without purchase, vice Butts, who declines. Bur ges Camac, Gent,. by purchase, vice Coxon, promoted. 77th 'Ditto, Captain_Lieutenant Creighton Mac Rae to be Captain, without purchase. Lieutenant john Campbell to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice MaC Rate. . Captain-Lieu tenant John Campbell. to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mac Rae, who retires. Lieutenant Charles Mackintosh to ne-Captain-Lieutenant, vice Campbell. To be Lieutenants —Ensign RoberteNorthcote, from the 78th Foot, Pict Moncriefle, defieased. Ensign Charles Kil • sham, without purchase. Ensign Andrew Meldrum, from the 78th Foot, without . purehase, vice Macleod, promoted. in the rzth Foot. Ensign Sir George . Bari. from the Both Foot, by purchase, vice Douglas, who re tires. To'be Ensign—Witliam Porter, Gent. vice Kilshaw. 78th Ditto, Ensign John KUiloch to be Lieutenant, vice Mil. ler, deceased: Ensign john Hay to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice; Macandie, who retires. To be Ensigns—George Wilton Smith, Gent, without pur chase. Mac Dougall, Gent. by purchase, vice. Smith, promoted in the 76th Foot. John Mackenzie, Gent. without pur chase, vice Northcote, promoted in the 77th Foot. To bi Adjutant—Lieutenant John Hay, vice Wishart, who resigns. To •be Quarter- Master--=Quarter-Master-Serjeant Duncan Macrae, vice Macclgugal, syp resigns. Both Regiment of Fotot, Ensign lames Morisset to be Lieu tenant, vice Kearns, deceased. Ensign Robert Daslintood-. to be Lieutenant, . without purchase, vice Howard, pro moted in the 9th Foot. Philip ltawson-Stepney, Gent. to befinsign, vice Morisset. Harness, Gent, to be • Ensign, vice Dashwood. 84th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Walter C. Williams to be Captain, vice Robinson, deceased. Lieutenant Richard • Horton to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Williams.. Ensign Mathew Burns,: from the Scotch Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Horton. Ensign James Jenkins to be Adjutant,-vice Dale, who resigns. E6th Ditto, Lieutenant :Lauchlan M'Laurin to be - Captain, . by purChase, vice Hall; who retires. - To be Lieutenants—Ensign --George Stephen Mackay, vice Stuart deceased. Ensign Thomas Lamphier, Born the - loth Foot, by purchase,. vice Grant, promoted. Ensign John Wilson, from the 74th Foot, uy ptirchase; vice I,l 4 l,attrin, promoted.. Ensign Lit gi Massey, vice'M'Neill, deceaSed. • . To be Ensigns—Philip Jenny, Gent. without purchase, vice • Campbell, promoted in the. Scotch Brigade. Emilius Felix Smith, Gent. by pnrchise, vice Stuart, 15romoted. olte'oert Paton, Gent. Without purchase, vice Massey, pro, , moted. Henry Steel,. Gent. without purchase, vice D'Agui ',. lar, who iesigns. - Scotch Brigade, Lieutenant Cosmo Gordon to be Captain, byliurclutee, vice. Ferrite,. promoted . • To be Lieutenants-,Ensign Frederick Campbell, from the 56th Foot, vice Black; deceased. Ensign Willi* Baird, by purchase, vice MeArthur, who retires:- Ensign John Tate, by.pitrehase, vice Gordon. • To be Ensigns James p rant, Gent. without purchase, vice eßliens e promrieed in the 84th Foot. John Gtiodhenr, Gent. by purchase, vice Baird PROLOG U` E, LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN WisdILLAN, (of Bow-street, Covent-Garden); and Published by' WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS (of Horse-ferry4oad, Westminster); At the Stiii..oFrics, No. 7J2; Strata where Advertisements, Crtitri fOr the Paper, Law's for the Editgr; &e. (post paid), must be. addi•cssed, ':•-t ° Bth Nisret India.liegiment, LieutenaiA lohn L aing from the i7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pun..hase, vice Crigarf, temoyed to the i Ith'Foot. Royal Garrison 13:ittalinn— Ensign Thomas,Bradley, from the loth Foot, to be Ensign, vitt:Munro, proinbted. Reginten, Captain-Lieutenant Nichola Julie de. Bergeon to be Captain, vice Gradinan; who resigns: hien _ tenant Henry .Francois.de Men ron Bayard to be - . Captain:. Lieutenant, vice de Bergeon. Ensign Charles Samuel Wit tel to be Lieutenant, vice Bayard. ne - Priwce of Wales's awn ZgDizeirt of -Fencible 'ohn Bateman Abeicromby, Cent. toe Ensign; vice Wylde, Who resigns calrbrian Rargers. • . Assistant-Surgeon lehn Ives to be Surgeon, vice Pringle, wbo resigns. • • •- Blackheath 'Volunteer Cavair • Captain Thomas Wilson,- of the Woolwich Troop, to be Major. . . Penwith Gentle Men and -Yeomanry Ca,-;...a14y. 4 ... Ecrwarci William Stackhouse ' Esc. to be,Captain- COMMall dame. Thomas Kevill to be Lieutenant. losia3 Coax, jun. . Gent. to be !Cornet. . i N:rthern Regiment of lorksbtre, 11- est Riiitvg, Gentlemen and Yeomanly cavaliy. - , ' _ Tames Upton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sawyer, who re signs. Southernßdgiment of Turks/Jive, 71 7 est Riding, Gentlemen and . • Yemnanyy Cavaby. Clarke, Gent. .to be Surgeon, vice Wilkinson, dc- Ce“ded: , Voluveer.r. , Secopd..Lieutenant.Robert Campbell to be First Lieutenant, • vie George caMpbell, whci. resigns, AKAilyll:l Camp bell, Gent. late 'Lieutenant in the 79th Foot, to be Sczond ,Lieutenant, vice Robert Campbell. • Ashburton Volunteers. Henry Pinson Tozer, Esq. to be Coptain. Charles Kendall, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. . . _• Bud/rich and ()tug Vidaniecrs. Ilurridgc Cholwielc, Esq. .to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandaut. LicutcnantXolonel jaincs; Coleridge, of the Exmouth and Sidmouth'ounpany; - to be Lieutenant- Colonel. Lieutenant Thomas Hodge, of the S:;drnouth Company, to be—Captain-Lieutenant. Ensign Thomas Stocker to be Lieutenant, vice Hodge. Richard Mathews, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Stocker.' Captain Sebatian Em mett, on halt-pay of the Corps of Artill-2..ry and Driver.:, to be Adjutant. Lcya? Chelsea Poluseeers William Watson, Esq. to be Captain, vice How, who re signs. , • North Devoll Voir:kers. John Handford, Esq. to be Captain of the Beaford Compa ny. William Bartlett, Esq. to bp Captain of the 'Bideford Company. . . Fraserburgh Volunteers. . Second Lieutenant George.Goreon to he First Lieutenant, vice, Patton, deceased. Wil Cooper, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Gordon. . Glemsford Volunteers. • Rev. William Butts to be Captain. Daniel Mann, Gent. to be 'Lieutenant. Thomas Shepherd, Gent: to be En- Raleigh Volanteei.e. John Dobson, Esq. to be - Captain. Richard Goodman, gent. to be First Lieutenant. John Bell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. . MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Captain-peutenant Nicholas Instace to be Captain, without purchase, in the 12th Regiment of Foot, vice :Young, promoted in Colonel Ramsay's Regi ment-, as stated in the Gazette of the 18th July last, has not taken place. The Appointment of Ensign john Hay to be Lieutenant, by purcha.;e, in the 78th Regiment of Foot, vice Rooper, pro moted in the 3d West India Regiment, as stated in the Ga zette of the 23ct 'July last, has not taken place. , ERRATA in the Gazettes of tile ath July, the sth and 26th September lattr Tzth Regiment of Feot. , For Lieutenant William Henry. Forsteen, from the Bth Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Eustace, read Lieutenant William Henry Forsteen, from the Bth Foot; to be Cap tain-Licutervint, vice Macleod, promo:el.' 93d Regiment of Foot. For Ensign yames Fraser to be Lieutenant ? . without purchaSe, vice renioved .to the 17th Light Dragoons, read ensign Gevr .Nacirville Fraser to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice niller, unloved to tne 174_4 Light Dray goor4. Tra.4g Po/union. For Willt%rii •BAird, Gent. to.be Lieutenant, vice Steer, de re#4.7....S'atto-,iy, Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice Steer, • deceased. Tory. ,S'arter(y, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harris, .promoted, reid j'ilaant "lard, Gent. to be Ensign, viCe • • . - At Cambridge, on. Saturday the loth, beiog the first day of Term, the following Gentlemen were eleeted University Officers for. the ensuing year : • C John Hopkins, 1.A.11 Christ's. College. Pioaors, ? rienjamin Parke, M.A.- Pembroke Hall. William Dealtry, Trinity College. Moderators ' John Palmer, A.. St. John's. ohn Davies, B.D. Trinity College. Sciutators N. L. Hendry, B.D. Bene't.College. 5 John liblate, M.A. St. Peter's. College. Ta - ,cors. ? Robert Jones, M.A. St. John's.- THE CAPUT.' The Viet-Chancellor.. • W. L. Manse), D. D. Masterfof Trinity College, Divinity. Joseph jowett, L. L. D. Trinity Hall, Law. Buick Harwood; M. D. Emanuel College, Professor of Anatomy, and Downing Professor of Physic. Richard Buck, M. l A. Magdalen College, Sen. Non-Regent. George Adam Browne, M. A. Trinity College, Sen. Regent. The Rev. WILLIAM INP.I.SoN, of Christ's Lot. lege, brother to Admiral Lord Viscount NELSON, is admitted to the degree of DoCtof in Divinity. The•Petersburgh Court Gazette of the isth tilt. ,contains the following Ukare,:or Decree,: , - " In - virtue of the will of His • IMperial Majesty' . PAUL Paiaowvra, our Emperor and Master, and our dear Father, who now sleeps in the hoJom of Gad, we raise to the rank of No-. bility in the Russian Empire, Miss Alertha 1111 , ffiii The Senate will make out • the Diploma, 'named with the Arms of her Family,_ and bearing this device, approved by our dear Father—" Ihe of - God is powerful _flier:- in weak !"—The Diploma shall 'then be signed - Nowa, and de posited in the archives of • Russian• Nobility." On Thursday se'nnight, about noon,- Mr. CAS sori, of Preston, in Lancashire, having rode out on his poney, followed by a- favourite little dog, to take the diversion of shooting, and with. intent to bathe a - few miles clown the river , Ribble ; and hav ing reached a public-house adjacent to the common place of bathing, he left his horse there, and proceeded to.the river, the still acebrnpanying him. He was observed for some time -Wtwo men, then work. ing in a field at a little distance, to strip and go -into the water ; but they soon after looking about, were siirprized they could not sec him either on land or in the water, and they- naturally concluded. he must be drowned ; they hastened - to the "place, and were confirmed in their conjeetures, by finding the dog lying upon his clothes, •.and yelling most piteously. They waited some time, expecting the force of the tide would take him to the surface of the water, but in vain; and every means were used to discover his body, but without effeet, until the-Wednesday following, when he was 'discovered a little above the place where - . he was drowned. • He has left a widow and five children. SFOK}N BY THE CELEBRATE& MR. BARRINGTOT,T, ON OPENING THE TH_EATRE AT SYDNEY, ZOTANY-BAY. FROW climes o'er wide-spread Seas we:come, Though not with much eclat or beat of dtuni, True Patriots all—for be it undets,tood, W , ,2 left our Country for our Country's good : No private views disgrac'd onr generous zeal, hat s urg'd , our travels Was our . Country's weal ; And'none will doubt but that our emigration Has prOv'd most useful to the British Nation. But, you empire, what could Our breasts inflame With this new passion for Theatric Fame ? What, in the pradice of our former days, Conld shape our talents to exhibit Plays ? Your patience, Sirs, sonic observations made, You'll grarl us equal to the Scenic Trade. He, what° midnight ladders is to stranger, You'll own, Will Make ail adinirAble Ranger. To sec Blackheath we tiave not far to roam . ; And sure in Fil'eh I shall be quite at home. lintivall'd there, none will dispute my claim To high pm-ethineitee and exalted fame. As oft - on Gadshill we have ta'en our stand, When 'twos - .o'dark you could not see ybur hand, Some true bred Flstaff we may ,hope to•start. Who, when well bolster'd, well will play his part The seine to vary, we shall try in time To treat you with a—little Pantomime. Here light and easy Columbines are found, And well- triedflarlequins with us abound; Prom durance vile our precious selVes to keep, - We often have recourse to th' flying leap ; TO a black face have s,ometimes.ow'd escape, And . I bunslow Heath has proV'd the worth of crape. But how, you ask, can we e'er hope to soar Above these scenes, and rise to tragic lore .? Too oft, alas! we forc'd'th' tiUwilling tear, And petrifidd the heart with real fear. MACP.Er it a harvest of applause will reap, For some-of us, I fear,' have inurder'd sleep ; His Lady, - too, with grace; will sleep and talk, Our teoi-des have been us'd at night to Walk., Soinetiine:;; indeed, so various, Is our heart, Ail Attor rnay improve and mend his part; " Give me a horse," bawls RicliA RD, line a drone, W,fll find a man would help. himself to one. Grant us your favour, put . us to the test,_.: To gain your smiles we'll do our very best:: : And, without dread of future Turnkey ..;ockits, Thus, in an lioneSt way, still pick your pucketS.. "_-. MARRIED. • At Glasgow, on Tuesday . se'nnight, • Mr. George -Elliot, Bookseller, Kelso, to Miss Margaret Hoorne, daughter of John kideine, Esq. ColleCtor of Excise. " PRICE 0 VESTS Bank Stock 182 Doti Navy s per.Ctint. iota,- 'poi per Copt. 1797,, kooi ip • Irish s , per Cent.:994., 4 per Cellt-0011. 5764 7 6i 3 per Cent. 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SO LOMON's GUIDE' to-HEALTH is addressed to the affikied with Nervous Disorders, to those stiffering frOm heat or change of Climate, and to those WhO labour 'under' Weak.. • nesses and Relaxations, originating in • a variety of other causes, this Work is particularly recommended, and to thou sands of people, grown old before their time, by .having un guardedly plunged themselves into the commission of , a soli tary and deluding vice,.-it has happily been the means of re covery to the mind as well as the body, and exalted them from a state of melancholy and deSpair, to that of health, peace, and happiness. The delusive habit here alluded to, is not confined to the, gay, the giddy, and the vain, for, alas ! the rich,' the poor, the , young, and those of riper years, even those of -a serious and religious disposition, are often drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to the commis sion of the. melancholy practice. 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' - Each Direc tion is sigried by Mr. Perry, Surgeon, the discoverer, and coUntersigned by Messrs, Ching and Butler, of whom may be had, the Author's " Disquisition of the Stone and GraVel," containing some of the most remarkable instances of the effi cacy. of the Solvent in confirmed - cases of the- Stone, when Soap, Lixiviums, and the Nlephitic Alkaline, and Soda Wa ters, had - been tried in vain. WHEN Professional Men of . Education and ResPonsibility deViate from the general System by the selettion. of a ,peculiar branch, the sanction of long, con . tinued.Suecess is the best eriterionof superiority. Eight years haVe I devoted my pradice to the exclusive treatment of Three 13k - utters - Jana the successful rest/Ito ( my plan gives me additional ardor to sippose, as far as I ant able, the ravages of those Complaints _which are the 'most important in the'Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early 'period of Pradiee to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated' men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general .Praditioners. • , The Three Disorders, to . the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E REAL INFECTION, whether of..a recent or long du ration: sdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising Irons the habits of school-boys, or the indtilgences .of maturd age: And, lastly, that derangement of the. system in wo men winch is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the.result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a . simple Gonorrhoea; and it not en' frequently happens 'that,the seeds of Life are poisoned.bY ,the indiscretion of .an unguarded, hout.- 1 13y a superior me - thod such Complaints are . easily ..cured;' - and, even where others have failed; I trust, that I may -- presunie to offer A radical re-establisnment,, FeW, hoWever, are the cases' of CompliCated distress ill this disorder, Compared with 't i tle calamitous situations "' Merit, 'who, front- an indulgence in a .solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a tashionable life, acquire that stat e of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of 0 4 ' . pernicions habits. . , nere the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, M t carefully cone eals his misfortune; it m 4 be some ccose - , lation.for him to know, wat althaiigh it be an object, 0 ! dtiubt.or uncertainty With ogler Praditioners, the I . CMO VAL ,o 1 these Deficiencies by the gradual 'progress. of Renova tion, is the acquirement-of any Experience. It the rites t c ornft;cßbacacnhxuise'toyr h wilt be oarveevebbetgeadn, by a c i d l u a e ri lL y l a l o y u V n i g e e ra Ut . Lion of this languid State ; and in these cases, nu great difficulty will, occur. , ' lint where this DefiCiency has for years existed, a 'proper per;i:;veranee is indispensably' 'equiiiite to revive the slunv tiering Sparks 'of . Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution- . • • MA RRI ED WOMEN, who have long been disappoint' 4 :th.r exeelatiolus of a Forni y , may be ag.slitc, ITiOSt instances, ,leteds are curable by Nleili,cal 316 11 -- The secresy which is s - o essential to ,my unrieltaking , and the qualiticatipps Which I .have presumed to stare, fora' the basis of My Tretelisioils, and coincidence Nvitil sue r this intirnaiiOn that. Mr. B. may be consul;t personally,. or, by LetterS {enclosing .a small NOte), at JO house No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar'V-7 1 There is an 'additional" Entrance in IVater-stree't alurthe Name is on both the-doors. .141. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Jirldge=Street, London. Honoured Sir; - Edinburgh, March 18, Igo:. T BEG leave to ihforth you, that ever since t! ~year 1790, I have been afflieted with the Lues Verist rca ; which, troth its obstinately resisting .every course e d Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the FacultY here', and undergoing several severe courses of salivatiot it and twice disehargeettom the Hospital, with little religio would appeaeto be of the most inveterate nature. In tV spring ot last year nay disorder had got to such a head, at newly to put a period to my existence—l had a large nice; on the crown ot my head, one •on each arm, and my 11 were broke out in a frightful Manner ; my '-right was dreg , 3 e. painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for last - seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on ! I t was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiF ing pain; particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to 'prive- me of rest ; iu this lamentable stag, I was recoil, mended by Mr. j. Thompson,. (who received so grea.r.:" cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent which I began to tiQon the .26th of May ; in the cours.„, of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit —in little ril°„ than a Month, the . ulceff , son my hezd 'and arms Weil' soundly heaied-400n after, the sores on my le g s healo _ also ; however, constuerable diScOlo o ration tiro skin, and pain in the, honk of the Lett, which; by the 'AO' sing or Cod, and a little longer persevera , nce in4our fit luabie Medicine,'. subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the au i fv., rega ining its natural brie, -and.the nodurnal pains gradulio going otE I thus bedanic, by your liberal advice and M‘-7 dicine, perfedly - free tro.ni ail 'my former complaintV. iia%Ye'lcco - vered tipiriT's and strength, and. am? 6 "; COWq jolly and tat, in vinich state haying continued rriP;'c monihsto astonif>hinent of all who knew die, f a kss what terms to 'express my gratitude, but beg ) u f ,y for .the, good of other • sulLring. mortals, to make this I , • case as public' possibie,. as • I shall on every occasi'?,:;i: in .so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir , your g rati t , 'obedient, Ver.? , hurrible servant, - ALEX.. MURS-1••• '.Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. , Witnesscs to the above Cure : JOHN THOMPSON;. No.' New -PoUitry Market ; a - nit 11 OHN 11 trr•os the • Assebibl y-C lose, EdinbUrgh. Prop:ire&and Sold by the sole Proprietor, sur• TItOMAS TA lt LO, 111e.inber of the Rut'al College of i ; .'};eons, at Ids HoUse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, LoouVret where, after a constant residence of more than thirty' years,, in a praedice particularly directed to the citra:ol. Venereal euin`p . caints aticilliose incidental. to the Par t ' o f Geheration, with that invi , ilable secrecy which in` lpe his• profession should always observe in such"Case s, ,yi flatters himself; the advice and assistance ha g'Atuit . t.,c administers to" persons biking thiS Medicine, - Wil l e l.• esteemed, by a cliwerning Pdblic, as an advantag e doni attainable and void of all ambiguity. - . 42 1 Also sold, by his appointment,' for tile conleniencesr, those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, NO• 35i , o r M Alban's-street, Pall„alk; the Toyshop, No. r O3, - ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, Fi s i i - s treet-h, e r; rir. Steel's, . Bookseller, No. Union-row, Little Tor';',,ifr hill ; Mr.. Watson's, • South-bridge, Edinburgh ; M r•, a bl y Nvell's, 'Dublin; and by one person in every consincsr town in Gieat Britain and Ireland; 'in Boxes o f only::;.Dy each, sealed up with full and plain directio ns, persoris of either sex may cure themselves with e4e , secrecy,' and safety. N. B. Every-136x sold in (7 mat Britain is sealed' a Stainp, on which, by tavottr of the Coipinis sj `" ° S e° printed, at the Stamp-011ice—" T. Taylor, No_ Bridge -street," , ---to imitate which is Felony, =ld are Counterfeits. ~' ." 0 ... Nu: 11-. 2 Du farm; On and ti or, F, r y zi to i x Audi be re ()I Ito n v o t T b "' • RiNf ^ 44 ' ti)„, itt,. : -4`vi ai l},