The Sun. — London, England, 1801-05-22 00:00:00

F the LON DON G. 12 ETTEi May . l9, 13c . 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Lientenant.-General Davkl Dundas; fram the 7th Light Dragoons, to be ,Colonel, vice Sir Ralph Abercroinny, deceased. ' - • 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet 'Fhonias Hutchins to be Lieptenerit,•bY purchase, vice Storey, , wild retires. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Colonel Henry Lord Paget to, be Cohinel, vice rieutenant-G eneral Dundas, appointed to the Command of the ad Dragoons.. • • 13th Ditto," Moss, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur, chase; vice Simes, promoted in the 27th Light Dragoons. 27th Ditto, Henry Clinton Van Courtland t Gent. to be Cor . net, without purchase.' - - - 4th Regiment of Foot, ,Captain John Daniel l Kane to be 'Major, by purchase,.vice Baldwin, promoted. Lieuteoant James Finticane, from the both ['out, to be Lieutenant,• vice Heatrey, wlio,exclianges. Andrzw •Lawrie,Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice :.Favlor, promoted. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant-General' John' T. Watson, from the 3d . .F00t Guards 'to be Colonel Commandant of a Bat talion, vice Major-acneral Knox,, deceased. Ensign Wil liam L. 'Brookman to be Li - cute:Kant, without' pur chase', • vice Kelly, who resigns. James Cullum Xelly, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brookman. Joseph Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, .Vice Burchem, who retires. ttttlt.Ditto, Ensigih . John J. Sampson to be Lieutenant, with-, out purchase, vice Clones, -promoted in the 93(1 Foot. Lieutenant Arthur Bowen to be Adjutant, vice,English, who resigns. • 14th Ditto, William Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, without • purchase, vice Tucker, promoted in the :,7th Foot. loth Ditto, 7. Haworth Peel, Gent. -to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Cuthbert, promoted. • 26th Ditto, Eosign Henry Dabzac to be Lieutenant, by pur . chase; vice Huggins, proFnoted. 27th Ditto, C . aptain Archibald M'Mordo to be Major, by purchase, vice Chatterton, who retires. 4orh Ditto,, Lieutenant' James L. Grant, from the Half-pay of the late French . Chasseurs, to be Lieutenant,. vice Fitz gerald, who ex'clianges. • , • • 45th Ditto, Ensign John O'Flalierty, from the 68th Foot,.ta be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clifton; promoted in the tat West India Regiment std Ditto, Ensign John Edward Courtney to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice BroWne, whose appointment does not take place. Lieutenant George Busby White, front the Cambridgeshire. Militia; to be Ensign, vice Courtney.' Lieutenant ()Wen 'Lindsay, front the Irish Militia, to be EnSign, without purchase, vice Manley promoted.- 54th Ditto, Ensign Richard Manley, from the sad root, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 57th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Frye Browne, front the ed Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vicehleate. Ensign joint Campoell to oc Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Shelton, promoted. 6oth Diuo, Henri Petrie to .be Lieutenant, without purchase. Lieutenant Henry fleatley, front the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Finucane, who exchanges. • 64th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Robert Whyte to be Licute -• mint, vice I lart, deceased. 66th Ditto, Ensign fames liaird.'to be I.ieutenant, by put chase, vice Deh9use, who retires. 70th Ditto, Ensign George Woods, front the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; . by purchase, vice . Orrosby, pronioted. Ssth Ditto, ol.teuteriant George Ross Munro, trdm the 7Stli Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cookson. Lieu tenant Hunt Com ply, front the Ilalf-pay of the late ad Regiment of the Irish Bripcie, to , be Lieutenant, vice - . Rickett, who exchanges. A. Corps of Riflemen, Se,:olid Lieutenant James Macdonald to be Firrit Ujititereinr, vice Douglas, deccised. Sccmid Lieutenant Jai7l , .!s Pendergast to be First Lieuteaant, C rant, deceased. • ' , ist West. India. Regiment, Lieutengot James Maillard Clif ton, front the 45th Foot, to be Captain of' a Company, by purchase, vice Minchin, who retires. sth Ditto, Livutenant Mathew` Ryan, from the 5 . 3c1 oat; to he Captain; by pttithase vire Parris, who retires. 7th Ditto, Ensign .LdwarCl %Valdron• to be Lieutenant, by Eurchase, vice Bourke, who retires. Volunt ee r 'Fho l ua s gan to be Ensign, witl; , cut . purchase, vice Waldron.' irth Ditto, James Anton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice L'Espi nasse, who resigns, ' INVALIDS. Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Paterson to be Commandant of the - Invalids 6tationecilit the Tower of London. Captain James Rose to be Commandant ,of the Invalids sta.: - honed to the Shetland Islands. Ensign Valentine Johnston, from the Royal Carrisori Batta_ lion, to he Lieutenant in Captain Sniollett •Cattipbell's Independent Company of Invalid, at Guernsey. Lieutenant John Leith: from the 11.11t-pay` of the 4ad Font, tohe Lieutenant in Captain Pyne's Independent Comvoly of Invalids at Portsmouth. rit Ply youth, Ensign William Ring, from Captain Stakeley's Compares, to be Lie tenant ui Captan; .Campbell's. Independent Company of Invalids. Lieutenant Alexander Grant, of the late‘First •Fencibles, to be Lieutenant in Liontenant-Colobel Ditmas's dent Company of Invalids. • Ensign T. f.r. Bedward, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, to he Lientenant in Captain Wynue's Independent Corn_ , pany of • tilittn Thomas, Cent. late Corporal-,Majorto. the , Royal I lorse Guards, to be Lieutenant inCvtain Elringten's la , dependent Company of Invalids. GARRISONS.. Lietiteriant.,General David puntias to be GovernOr of, Fort Ccorge and Fort Aimustus, in North Britain, vice Sir. Ralph Abercrornhy, deceased. Lif,utenaitt-General Cavendish Lister, of theld 'Foot Guards, ;;overnor of Land guard Fort, vice Lieutenant- Dundas, appointed to Fort George and Fort .The Honourable Colore' Edward? 4. Fencib4 Infaiitry. Captain John Campbell, from the late' to' Battalion of the 4th Fencibles, to be Captain, vice Forrester, resighs. Lieutenant Francis Lewis, from .the Lite Limerick Fencihles t , to be Lieutenant, vice SalmOn, promoted. The Prince of ol:vn Rigindoq of Fe , vale infantry. Captain-Lieutenant john Maclean, from Colonel Pelf Neill's fencibles, to be Captain, vice Roy, appointed to the In valids. Coldirel-Lokd 11P,Dortald's Infa;itcv. lain Maxwell, Gent. to: be Ensign, vice AlexanclerMar lean, promoted in tlu,.! Regiment of Noctivi3ritisli Mil NettfLundland roicilde 14a?ttly. • TbornasSchneMer, Gent. t 9 be Lieutenant, _Vice, Colborne, who resigns. Login Penbrc,,iesZh'e Letion. Second Lieutenant.Williarn folinstone to be First Lieutenant, vice Bowen, appointed to a Conintisaion in the .Eastindia Codlpany's Service: t - Ectwt,i66, Gent. to be , Secund Lizutenant, vice John stone. Srsersetsbire altleinen and Yeednalloy Cazial;y. Western Regiment.—LittiterOarit tolin LytWon- to be. Captain. Cornet 1-lenry,Scully to be Captain-Licuteriant, vice liar yey, who resigns. Cornet C;vorge Durham to be !Acute milt, vice Gartinerovlia - r;si, , ,iis. Cornet:William'Colts to be Lieutenant, vice Evereil,who resigns. Wm. Crang, Cent, to be Lieutenant., To he Cornets.-- , Williaiii Ilanimck, Gent. vice Scully. Ro bert l'ippen, Gent. vise Leigh,%vlio rcsigni. Charles Mil- Mall, (wilt. like johnWelsli,cent. John Sims, Cent. vice Corks. l'ortishire Irtit Riding Gent/einem and Cavohy. Southern,Regiment . .—john Smyth, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Torro, who resigns. Ig:Pgrave 17.tngera. Cornet William Sountly to he Lieutenant, vice Nind, who resigm, • ' Quarter. Master Thomas Kebble to be Cornet, dice Soundy. Bradiif Voittutters. .john jamec, E:sq, to be Captain.. • ohn Chubb, Gent. to be 4,i‘ntenant. an - les_gcddar, Gent, to be Ensign. _ ___ ...• Arthui RaMsay, ent: to be Second Lieutenant, vice Alex ander Smith, deceased. ' Islc cf Harris 'join Nicho)son, Gent. to be Second I.,ieutenant, vicc'Sutlttr . lend, w;10 resigns. Oscp . inson to ajor„Arice leaurriont, who CaptMn resigns' Lieutenant john George Child to be Captain, vice Wilkinson. Lieutenant .lienty-Dunderdale to be ditto, vice Smith, who resigns. To be Second Lieutenants--Toseph Medley Gent. vice Up.. ton. William Nlichell, (Jent.. vice • • Pendennii Artillery • ,171lienti- ers • Robert Napton, pent.‘ to be Adjutant, vice Richards, who resigns. Peinyhn, Volunteers.; William Hendrie, Gent: to be Lieutenant, Nice Smith, who resigns. john Tillie Coryton, Cen't. to be Lieutenant. Robert James, jui. Gent. to be: Ensign. - Igeilsombe Volun:errs. James Lean, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant,.vice Lovell, Who Philip 'Waldron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Surrage, who re signs-. • MEMQR ANDUM. The Appointment of Licutemmt Carter, from the 135th Foot, to De Captain, by purchase, in the 83d Regiment of FOot, vice Hamilton, who retires,. as stated.in the Gazette of the 2,d inst. has not taken place. Commistions hi the Third (cr Lanarkshire) Rqiment of North British Militia, signe.l by ilia Majesty. - Dated , Feb. 25, Igo I . Majorlames Maxwell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Baillie, tesh;fied. Eliott, Esq. tn be. Majoi, vice,Maxwell, promoted. Comml;ssions- in : tie Boston: VoluntetrAssociation, signed by Ills Majesty. Datcd March 2,3,. 18oi Thomas Shadworth Brotherton, Gent. to be Lieuteciant. William Rogerson, Gent. to he Ensign. • lUr. L1GN63,1, I bet; you will publish the fellx.r,ving extratirdinary C.nre, and I sincerely wish that those wha trial of ~ ,our N - TiscoßßuTte DROPS" were candid aitt to giving a just account at theft the , l ui t aot per stuidod tha„E rituitbers of cur fellow-. 1...t - trte-. 1 . . under dreatiCul complaints,- Might .• • •• •but their distirde.6 elfectuallycradtcati. , '. I t,y4/. aglieted With leprous'atid . ii made tbeir I)peatarter on different p.ins !i;.•':1 in creased .with such rapidity,. that of ht.... i iaten truly leprous, nay whole. traria:: being: scares resembling the bark. of a tree, haii,i! cr v.., ei.e taker, .oil my bed 'every morning ; the itching wit; intolerdhle, and still more insulK:rahle .- your Dropi; . , however incredible it may app,,tr to the. Public, it is a certain fAci, thtt•Cin p.i.its of my body there were not leS• than five liundre-J.ttli....ni thraugh ; 1":2t tunes lost the use of my limbs hereby, and 'Was altuo,it capable of following tny litisit.teSs, on which was the•sole de pendence my I.:lndy and stlf haft to look to ibr our suppctt. In ibis r-,:duced and truly deplorable state, 'my ftmily and friends had given up all hopes of my recovery.. but 41. 1 quaintanee of mine seeing the of Tin - Kal/. Nagai: ; of Wi4ais,, iii Lancashire,•in the liirminOtam Paper, laersuatk..A. me to make'trial of your Drop;: I immediatel y purctuvied - asmtll -' Houk of Mr.. kollason,- Pri n te r , in .Stiiiirbritige, tbund greatly to alleviate my pain,. ' per_ severMg, till Iliad take n : I think, six or 5et,....1, ... out ties; •I am .gratefol that I ,ativriow, and fur, .: mouths able tte my employ, If any ••'•„ ! : faction lie required of the truth ot this.great . (wirer may be fully satisfied by applying '•i Class 11IartJCiaurcr ' . or' Mr. RoflaSon, 6tourbriti . ,‘ ; 'Pornkinson„ Deeptield Iron Work, Wedriesbury ; Foster, Brettel-lane Lime Worts, and by, Sir, your humble Servant, • • EDWARD W-RIOIIT, Attested in presence •of. Mr. W Lek and -Mr. Rui: ~• To Mr. John Lignum, Surgeo,. No. Bridge-street, ttlanchester.' The l)rnp arc sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignuttes Dispcn3ary, Manchester. ; at Howard and L 42 ; l.fing lane, West Smithfield, sole Wholeiale:Ag.mts • i N il i s i o noes Clark,.Sta ri ld btig zici4l9l,owl3;ottrgotzt'pe;Ft;4l. chapel ; jeboult, Ox'..O:d-Ltrect; Sutton., 14t, W Long. ! acre i Wade, ()Id Bond-stre.n, arfd Fieeisth.‘et ;' Tett ;Ind Boolion, Royal Bithanse Norton Fulgate; Turtle, ra7, Strand ; Ward, 314, flolbom. ; at' Li.' ALm t; est SCRlrrs tot nur4e-terty-rOAd, I"trninSter I.ONDON : l'ruitta b, frcl(?ti .1 i• A N, Covco*-( artic:`ll Walrc .4dverlturrinti,* r o crs F ir the 'Paper,` L etter , - tor the Achtor , sct.' (t4t pa d), must be addscssed, 0 4 - At the SUN-OFF ICI, 1.:(). I 12, By S: SOLOMON, 111. D• - This Pamphlet points cut direa methods of Cure, frail! Blenhorhagior„ Sronarriicea, to a contirthed 1 17 • I which is added, 'in Es;.i.iy-en'Secret Venerv,:atid•.a l r ,gitco n ' 4 on Impotency in the NIA; and Sterility and B ar renness alt . .'" dent to Femit4s, &c. ~An Appendix, on the subject of ro" litary and deStrudive Vice; and an Add res s to Paean. 'Guardians, 'Futons, and those who have the care and rdtaiit tion of Youth.- Likovis-" Advice . to Battlers, iculitly the with NcivonsComplaints. The wheleillestrated and intersperied with a authe.itie fads, never' betbre pdblished. varicti N.B. For the very excellent Chariaer of tuffs ‘VDT:K4 set the different Rcviews.• v." Uptvarda of One. Hundred Thpusani Copies ha‘ c atonally been sold of " S olnnton's(:wide to Health. Fe l n n u tp e is Q u i s s e e i a la se l b e li r e v i i t ) t il io s n , REMARKS BY , THE AUTHOR. tive Complaiiits, and in which is explained the S5'1 11 1° 1) 1, r/f Ilie.itment, and Remedies in the differceist 3 o o, ng the Venerc• 1)1,01 W • Cautions 'au P.ersolis Orth ° tlartgerof improper connections, or improper treatment, With the difference netween the venereal symptoms and rho st e : i l• y il p l a ia c l i so ion ti d e ri t i O c i:n a d a a d i c 'r on ea s t u is i e n ro p. frequently _mistaken for them ; also Advice to Bathe" Lith, I3uxtnn, SoutilionntOn, Sec'. • • • To THE PUBtIC. SOLOMON'S G Li IDE to HEALTH is addrts sed alfiiaed-with Nervous Disorders, to those suffering from or change Of Clnnate,' and to those 15; ho labour under iVe t tl i , nesstis and I;iations, originating in a .VarietY o f o catres, this Work is particularly rcommended, nd t , :sands of .. .people, grei.ojil.before their tilne, aly 1341 'g, Ituarde2ly pfun:.e,tst them.Le 1 into ti/C- COW 1116510ri Of ; 1 t:IrY vic , e, it has happily kCCII theAnCaPSl'tttoi Co4,..'o'tn M O mind as well as the both , . and e%4 lt r e i do, from a state of melanchol desimir, . to' M it ', .: t exi Peace, and happiness. The delusive habit lune :fof. ne is snot confined to the gay, • the giddy,' ;did hr .' 3.3 ! ; i4:1 1 alaS 1 . the rich, the poor, the young, and thos c ; ;' - ', years, even these of a serious and reirgtOtts tw often drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to ill£ shut of the melancholy praebee. All such 5h0u1u5,...„„);;;•,. attend toahe observations and the eases descrihed.i n t . I Solomoia'S r;ulde to Health," price ss. In that t t 2 ' will fieltqd the dreadful consequences they aro 'Pn i•i ic i l f , o * . and may . .then, perhaps,ln; 4 F , N, 144( 7,.[5,5i 4 t that road, winch, thougnstrowo !vial ry lead theta only to cit.strualon. . 1 09' .Ll l O , &l London : Print e d fur th e abor, and sold by-,obr -. aS, Strand ' • H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; La'' ail the re pufaih le' Nletlicute.....Vetiders, ". ely principal t o n in the Uzilted•Kinz,d ariaArtierio NIEDICALFACTS on V ENE fsrll• T ENT. • BY HIS: - .MA:LESTY's ROYAL' LETTER' PA CPC S lA, 4 - ANY PerSons' that haVe imagined thedts..o: 1VA...t0 be cured of the 'Venereal COMplainr„ have W.'al misfortune to break out , six or seven years al terw: l o 4 , lo ,. Surgeon. . prop t' hapoer.ed in iny.praelice. the othier clay c t "':. RE AL -C:o.'o t" affliCted wiili the- Complaint, and cuit.4ll bY lie th a t fte a r,v v a ie rd e- s 4 statc of -.;141 410t1Y, four months after Which he cadela viokn.tll $ in coming out • of the Play•l-liouse, that terminatatl.., ,I tle • asking him the necessary que.ainns, i S° l *c ' l 'n/oat. At this esiis I Was culled in, 4 , 1 ,g a pieceeded from his old Venereal C4)lnpl;firtr, but letepr,r4escoription DI :in of he could'. not believe. He then ca ned. in the assistao,-. some ApOtrleearies, who treated his tomplaint as mon Sore , Throat; until he became Vad that hc. in pel led to apply to Dr. Vaughan,' who confirmed in the truth cif what I had, told him, but too late, t4r recovery the Vocreal Com Plaint. C ten • part of his threat and 410%;, ..the ravages of which co uL ' o p be snipped during his lite, so that lie i>llC. y , Perso . ns, therefore,. should be...ettiva t= „ i l,„ 0;01.1 n tht above c m o e n rl : o lli . n c . s q , lll .' a i r t t e , d v: is nothing . in+:.,re beneficial than the Botanical Syrulh v tilo ,3 4 , a ciertam withput subjedini; Patients v.) . A tikyal ei.ipt:sin in the India seMee.; during ' ail ' ?vi ht• . wis . :ifflkicd with a I.tie.: xr.„„ a he • t Comp!aint; a` s ▪ ` 11..r.b5, and the ulcers it occasioned exposed the 0?' tree tacci vl j recommendaion of a Captain (..; , corr, • • 0114t ` 13 ,„;i•ogy a b P u l tl : ll t ;:;: c' a p p i) pi -i L D it i e ti ns r i p v d e ur o li fl 3lr a 'cl re i t n tir ti n l , Ce fi; 7l l2 ° C li v in ' Obliged to.sall f o r India, ,he took with hit! a s dozer& Iris Botanical Syrup, from which ha h'is•experic salittatientis. drai, 0 The Botairlcal-'Syrup,' and , Restorative Nervous be had at the Dodoes House,. N 0 ..,, AlbiC'a .4t " . ' et Li•'/ • I ' (100:3 from the tevevlan Museum, Suriey Side of i 11.; 'bridge, in bottles at -2s. ts..6d, and Ss. • sd• ( 13 1' at • I'l'o cliided): also . of W. Buigin, - Printer and booY.stjl e '' c civc 4 ' Nitaicittat Wart ho Ase, . No, 3, Wine, street,, ‘yliolut 6 and fieSo Supply ; Thompson, anclArilis , geetli Brownc, Routh, - Briii:fs-stre t P and Sheppard, Bristol ; ;I‘leyler,- and Cratrwcll;- Messrs. CoadbY, Shcrborne ; Mr. R! , ikeS, 01 00 c_f t , c ,.. r ., ; Ty Worce:iter ; Mr. TtreWni.an, E Neter 3 11 , 1 npngh3llll ; Spilstlary andr.Vri.i lary.ta reet; lAcl`"*. i t the by ail Printers, Btrksellers, and Venders of iNlcdicin o t iireaNingdwns. - to lirOduan's-G;hde toPlii Age,' or Advice to both SeN ni c i7oli'' obt.un a nttlical and •perhiatiemt ciug for thtne so-11,1:e cot.} des of hat es -Orc, which delicacy often ibrbitis to disc,L o , to their Relatives ; with a Treatise on • F•eMalC I,l"t's. Nervous, Hypochondriac and Consumptive - CoirlF l rL. ' s WhiCk is added, Advice, .to Bath and I-torwell 13` 1 It is p-itrticialarly Teconinnended to SitifilinWiNlei l. A 225. 'lrottle contains equal to five small ones.. „ us ual Letters, ,statirig, Patients Ceases, with the Doaq . Fee of a Guinea-, will be strictly attended . d en ts as It will -be necessary the Doctor . should see slit „ h 00r are afiii tied with Deafness-. oi, ..Losp,pi Sight,. 01 o sF! ' arr istlC Cases by Letter, or Parcel, to the.D,ara • (post r ac ry paid) with his usual Fee. The Si cdiciries' ' hao may he. SIR, TO THE LADIES. The happiness of both Se4es is so conned with the increase of female charins, ,it is not to be won dered at that, the inventive genies should be em ployed to discover what may be innocently used to assist Nature, in, keeping the tyrant man in a state of plea ,ing bondage to the softer sex. This disco- • very is now made, and as imposition has been but too frequently pradised upon tide credulous, the Gentleman who is the inirentoi of the MAGNET I Aim, has consulted the delic:acy of the Sex, by committing the sale of this curious and elegant pre paration to, 4 Lady of honour , and respedability, who has atirliority to return the money, if this in nocent Liquid, does not give to the :kin that pecu_ liar fairness, which, :is well as bestowing delicacy, bespeaks health, and throws an animation into the countenance, Wbich shall give the eye the full power to charm and fascinate, For the hand and arm it is prepared in a diff erent form, and if delicacy would permit Mm Me navies of those Ltdies to be men tioned who have approved this innocent Composi tion, their number would exceed belief, for rank and.fashion. It can be had only at No. t 3, Brown_ low -street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn, in bottles at tos. 6d. each - . - N.B. Ltdies residing in the Country, by in closinz; a one-pound note, may have two bottles sent to them, s;ifely packed in a box, with bills of direCtions, to any past of the kingdom. 'San' la WS. CItILVEEENC, MAY 20. Passixt by—the itmo, Cross, and Louisa, --, from Ham brc' Polly, Davis, frOm Africa ; rind Mardialten, ----, from N ew . yurk. Sailed—the Francisis, Tebbins, for Dieplie: AIARRIED. On Wednesday, in 9 , loucester-place, by special license, the Hon. Lientenant-Colonel.Williairt Fitzroy, to Miss Clarke; sister to Sir Simon Clarke, Bart, At Oxford, the Rev. G. F. lilakision, Redor of Bell broughton, Worcestershire to 'the eldest (laughter of the Rex: Dr. Hornsby, SaYilian Professor in that University- Lat(ly Mr. William Croshaw, of plackfriars, to Miss Elizabeth Mower, of Chelsea. DIED. On Monday the - tBth inst: at Rushforth Hall, in the County of Nork, Mrs. Willett, wife of W. M. Willett, Esti, of that ple. in the island Of Jamaica, of the: yellow fever ' Roderick Mackenzie, Esq. son of the lat e Captain rLenneth Macken= zie, of ROGastic; On Friday last, in St. Andrew'S.square, Edinburgh, I-len_ ry Scott, Esq. late of the India Company's Bengal Estab lishment. • . . . On ,MondaY'last, 'the ath instant, at his house, in tower Grosvenor -street, AndreW Stuart,. Esq. of Castle Milk and Torrance, Member of Parliament for Weymouth Batik Stcck :: , lavy 5 per Cent. 'On 4 Per 1 797, 93i 4 trish 5• per Cent. 4 Per ( 4nr. per Celli. ;per Cent.. Con. Digo Scrip {lank Long Ann. IS x..t6 Ditto Short Ann. Ditto S(4rip MEDICINE 'ACT. At the only Warehoilse fig Dr. sr AlllF.S's POWDER, 45, St. Paul's Churchyard. a Ecru= • Doors fioni the Corn of , Che4psidO, r r HE fallowing MEDICINES arc Sohi, at the 'Price.; annexed, inclusive of, the Stamp Duties im posed by this Act ; but lt4t additicinal charge has been - made upon Dr. JAM ES's POWDER, - .which is.continued at the original P ricci of:ts. 6d. per Packet,. ; ,may also be had at IL 45, per Dozen; or the quaßtity of a Dott f ii Packets in one Bottle for il. zs. M. Duty lllCUldetl that the,Publie are llosultiqers. ' But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the burden of this Ad, Which would in a great measure have proved a Tax upon 13enevolence, .01 the other 'hieglicincs are sold to 411 y Persons - purehasinr. half. it Dozen, or , mote, free from the expellee ot:the Stamps. ./. ae. 1)r. lames's Powder 2 6 Cephalic smor Analeptic Pills 4 6. Steer,'s Parego -- Cattle Powder i 6 ' ric Lozeny,cs Dr. Hormel's 1'•ills t ti —Camomile Drops Dr. Ausiin's Chaly'oeat Essenccof(:oltstNA 3 0 Pills ' 4 0 EsseneeofPepperm. t t e a Ferry's Biliou Pills • 5 ' Ormskirlc Med:eines 5 5 Dalby!'s Carminative 1 I 9 • Glass's Magnesia 3 Q Tickell's../EthcrealSpi- lnglish's Scots Pilla t '6 rit . - • 3 6 Grant's Drops I o Orecnotigh's'lindurcs r r} - Norton's I)rops 5 TOl,l LozetigeS. t s, Spilsbury's Maps s 0 Mr. Spence's Duntriftice 4 0 Sveediman's Pills'a o Tme...t. of Bark 3 6 English Colli!e 2 9 fluxhairt's, ditto, 'a 6 Dr. 'Solantler's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodalo.:. 2 6 lones's Rheumatic Convulsionpil a 6 ' Tincture 6 Also, the , G;..nniite Arquebusade, .l a t e l y imported,3 anti most tit the tither Proprictary•MtMicines -in Lep fat!. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this Act. a' 9 N. H. A'3 Inahy rersons,particithriv Serv:thts and Mes. t.!tig:: . rti, mistake tile iltra4e, F.'N WBEItY, the tor, :.; ithttee the licae.;3ity of pointhiA ow, th at i t i s at t h e East f.hti of St. Patti's, neatest to Chcapsitiz, and that it • I) is a large 4‘. !we Stut.:,..octi 'Front, - with these NVnrds critxrti : 1) 1I si 'WAREHOUSE FOR S's POWDER. 't T 0•337 SOLD,_BY AUCTION, - - . . By . Mr. CHRISTIE, . • Aibis Great Rooin, in Pall-Mall, On Ihurstiay the tgih of June, at Or.e o'Clock, IN ONE 'LOT. , - • - CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,. consist -11 ilia of the MANOR BE ESBY , SUNDRY E LIG I BLE FARMS, with' excellent FARM HOU S E S';- some of which_ new-built, the others idperfed repair,' and near ONE THOUSAND. ACRES of UnCon'- inanly,rich old inc. - lased Meadow, Pastor:, and Arable LAND, entirely compaCt - , subject to a small-Ainroal Payment in Pelt of Tytnex...; in which quantity is included`, ab'ourTtventi: , - , six Acres of ‘Vood-Land, principally yotingthrivigg Oak t let"to responsible Tenants at Will, at the Annnal Rent of. ti THIRTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS. , The Estate , comprises nearly the whole of th:: , BariSh, ex celit about Eight Acres,_And the Glebe Land, a material ad-. vantage in consequence of k6t!ping down the Poor-eate. The Manor abounds with Game, and* Fox Hounds in the neighbourhood, distant front Salton-House tour Miles ;. ten front Sa'then ; fourteen frotwSheyness ; ten troin Lonth ten froin S'pilsby ; twenty-sit from Boston ; anki thirty-fotti front Lincoln. The Tenant will shew the Estate. Printed parti:;niar, may be had of the Printers pithe York, Nottingham, Stamford, 'and . 111111 ,Papers; at the Ralabow C Afee-house ; and in THE inifirovcd FE.D OMET ER, or WAY... WISER, \\*.:. :I •;,v... re ir, the Pocket, Ricertaiiii flu: distance the V.", ; . Iks fonce T . ,vo GuiLleas). Se!d, by 'SPENCER and t l yateh-makers, No, 44, opph site St, Sepulcnr - • ....Li; who for near !gutty years have tltbr. '• . 31,kddues : and though ;Itgy, do L ot claim the , !.• .:,:• •;. • as .Peckct Watches, yet all ilia: - ; Nil , ledge have been so rude in their . ; _ • 160, - and incurred. in their Fe:re:mance ? . ,Yll laid by as useless.. This;which t?ey take the liberty tu,o;fer tei the Public, is elegant in its'Af,:most conveniently used;cries 1y correct, lid what is ',le:arable in all ,Maclitnes of taac's cheap ; not liable to be out of Order, and. is a 12, Companion, to Gentlemen who are fond" of 'Walking atui Shooting. _ . _ _ _ flattering . them mp selves the'great Irovement lately made has ear - tied i t to its ultimatum, they take this method of making it public, to secure to themselves at least the credit thereof, having bL,ti material - injured by Plagiarists who have. upied their NlachineS, and them the off to Gentle tutu ;Is - their owa I aventlims, tlieugh at-mtich higher prices, and very interior work, , • WHEN Professional Men of Education and V V Responsibility deviate front the general Srstern 1.))‘ , the seletaion peculiaran brch, thefianclion of 'ir c acon sut:cesS is ,the best criterioniar SiiperUnity.' - n. Eight years have I devoted my' practice to the exclusive, treatment of Three Disorders ,and the sncvessful result of, my plan gives me aclditionat ardor'to oppose, as tar as .1,. am able, the ravages of those Complaints whielfate the most important in' the Catalogue: otlitiman After initiation• into every. liratich ) .as an f krtny Surgeon, I Ihrnie:l a wish at ari early period of Practice to rescue in; tang ignorance of uneducated then, or the equally dangeronsprectpitaney at general Prackitionets. 'l' he Thi - ee I)isorders, to the Core of which I have de voted my attention, caniprise - e4;ery 'species of V ENE. REAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: All ,kityls de.hrlity, whether arising from the habits of seltuol-bovs, or the indidgences, of mature age :• And,, lastly,- that ilerangentent of the 'system in wo men which is c.a fled I3A R EIC 14..1 FSS,. or STE t Numerous . Di,;eaes are the result, of igcorance, or haste in the treatment of a sin - iple Gonorrhcea; ,alid it trot • un frequently happens that the Seeds (~t Lite arc poisoned by the indisLuqion•of an tinguardd supefior me thod such cminviaints are e:uaiy c;:r0; 211 d, even where others'havc faP,eti; '1 trust tint 1 rii!ty'ri . 'reiHame to 6 , lc:r a radicsi re-efaablishinent: Few, however, are the ease:: of complicated. distress in this disorder, comPi,tred with the c*rnitous situations of Men, Who, from 'an inciul;:erire in a solitry, vice, or the prevalent :gaieties of la:iili01!14,1C life, acquire. that state of Debility, ‘yiti4 is the u:avoidab4: Consequence of such. pernicious habits. Where. the onlyippy - snlf.:rer broads over , ht s misery, -but carefully conc,:als I,r in:.;:4rtunc, roily; b stmt.: cpnso, tOr hnn . thut Witticugh it be' an objetdoubt or uncertainty with other Praditibiters, the removal of these Deticicueies by the gradual progress or kenova. tion, is the acquireutent of rity -littperienee. if the rites . of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Mani} , vigour, much anxiety. will „be prevented by air early Cottiourae tion,Ot this languitt State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty \Yin occur.. . But where this, Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is ind,ispensalily • cqulsi te to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite; and tolv-antmate the Constitution. 11 , 1 A };. Rl El) WOM EN, who have loitr - , tieen disappointed in their expeelations of a } am ity , m a y be assured, that it: twist instances; such deicas are etir-ble' by Medical' sklll.' The secrecy which is so essential to my undertaking, awl the . qualitications which 1 have presumed to stn;e, rotor the basis of my . pretens . dniA, and in coincidence with • this intimation is given, tlx:rt Mr. - R. may AC conautied personally, or by Letters (inc!using a small Note . , at his house, No. 29, Arundel street,,, Strand,. near Temple fl.l There is an additional Etittutt:e: its Vvrater-sticer, adjoining, and the Name is on both titertitx.irs. • . AI. B:::—, Member of thi::Royal Coll gr uf, Suwon:. • • • \tr.. - 1 of a Lt!ttraddrv:;,;•ti \ l r. RoLLA,soN, Ilex, Stitivac: . , and Ven,ler ofit a ll the Geauilw , Stputbridge, Vat/ will - be: pleased to transmit the 'following JL Case tc, Mr. Li UN! StirgtZl4 et iris 15 ::itAlis...ity in Manchester: Audnam Bro 1.4:, Lelr I.' ;;;, PRICEQ I Z,VI F ST GCVO', R 11 A l' . 1 Illila Stock 190 Oat() Ilontis s. ais. Excliegner I,3ilis tti.3. Nrcw qitt.) dis. Lottery Tickets Otnnium 9 Si Imper. 3 per Cent. sEiI! E Ditto Ann. iria • Batik for Account I ngia for, May ,Cons. for,May 6r115 • urR. MOR TO N., it No: 28 •Tn the Strand; IVI respqlthlly intimris the - I,'nblic, that f lit'', itisquets, Gentlemen in the use of the Thermometer ' and the appli• cation of that Instrument-relative tO •Bretving, - "wilt furnish them with. Nlanuscrip; Instruaions,-whic.h enable them to practise the Art Qf Brewing Porte'r o Pale Ale, and . other, alt. -lie will also furnish them with alarm. Script InStritetions. for making Pale - and Brown Malts,' , atter the most approved practice awl-having been , long in business,, upon his own account, and taking a pleasure in tfying irithpy and various experintents; and noting their result', it his given hirn a degree of practical and experimental -knoiviedte, in. the different lines of his profession, which very few possess, - 1 as can he proved from .the-many-Letters and Vouchers of the most eminent Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving'of hit dilfeCent itioles'6l . pradice, and many of these Gentlemen he never had the pleasure of seeing. Ilis Manuscripts put it in Ilie - VoVnt of Gentlemen to brew an exceeding tine flavoured. Vorter from Malt and Hops alone, 'cchnaliined with the simple eleinent of Water, with. out ie' tile of any other ingredient whatever. Any addrilis, sent post-paid; to 0 - .-1110rwn, will be duly iittenrkd: To. --He - returns • hts respeaful Thnnlzs, to.thou Gentlemen who have approved so highly of the utility of his Manuscripts, and professional Al;;!irics. SOLONIOI4's GUIDE . TO II EALT11:•• This Day was ...A New Edition of that . interciting Work, in One VOlnitte, Oelavo,..Pri;:c only 35. with an Cletallt ;0t: the A uthor, entitled GUIDE t 9 E TH';, Or, Adyic. to, booa. - s,x,s in 'a, variety .of Coinplaints, which f4 II Y.F I !' 1' plains, in a concise, plain, and eass . • manner, tht pie lirletho4 Treatriient, and edicecious Itunctliei fot tot • I following Diseues : Abortion, or Miscarriage, 1 ndte„-cAion, Asthrmss, Ity lispositions attenitua t Appetitloss . cir, . Pxygnanc),, Barcenness juvcwie.lndisciei Bilious Coniplajn4, Lowness of Spirits, Menstrual Esacuations, • ' Chlo#4s:i§jyr g f on Sickness, , Nervous. oilicasos, Cousrunptions, ' Ona n i s m, s e cret V"..".3. Female Diseases, Preznancy , Fits, Cough, Flatulence, or Wind, 'the SM. Flubr Albus, or Whites, Rilorlues, i . ( C;le ;:on e u t r s; hcea,. ' W ea knesses; Hypochondriac, or Aldan- Turn oil Life, choly Complaints, &c. To which is added,.an Essay on ttt. Nrci,er:al :Gleets, itod Seininal Weakness.