The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

From the LONDON G : AZErrE, lune z, iBo t . Ordrance-Viee, ,7one r, Ittral Regiotiia of Artillery, Second Lientenant John Rollo to be First Lieutenant; vice Farrinvon, prtimoted. - - Dated April.l6, IPor; Second Lientettaiit Charles' Rooke to. be ,First Lieutenant, ' vice Holmes, promoted. 13Att4;asatr)ve. • Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Tutleh to be Adjutant, vice . Colebroeke, - promoted: Dated May t, Igor. ,Captain-Lieutenant 'George Skyring to be Adjutant, vice O'Brien, promoted. Dated as, above. First' Lieutenant William Lloyd, sen. to be Adjutant, vice R. W. Adye, prlntiottel. hated as above. ALiistant Surgeon Thames Lane to be Surgeon, vice Lamb, resigned. Dated March 24, ant. • Car .r of I*4l Engitteert. Captainotieutenant- Alexander Bryce to bc Captain,,vice • • M'Kerras, deceased. Dated Februaiy 28, (Get. First Lieutenant George 'Whitmore' to be Captain.Lieute. cant,, vice Bryce, Dated as above. Second Lieutenant George Cardew to be First Lieutenant, Vice Whitmore. Dated as above. 'l3revet Colonel William Twins to be Colonel. Dated April -18, zSo, Brevet Likitenant.Colonel Thomas Skinner to. be Lieute nant-Colonel, vice - Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant Robert Filkirigton te'be Captain, vice Skinner. Dated as above. First Lieutenant Frederic Thickerfy to beCaptain-Lieu tenant, vice Pilkingtun. Dated April IS, "Sot,. Seem! 'Lieutenant William Gusset to be, First Lieutenant, vice Thaekeray. Dated as ahove. Captain.Lieutenant,Ricberd Fletcher to be Captain. Dated as above. First Lieutenant Henry Anderson to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Fletcher. Dated 35 above. Sorxi, Lieutenam William Bennett to be First Lieutenant, VVce Anderson. Dated as above. Cantain.Lieutenant George Lewis to be Captain. Dated as above. .First Lieutenant John Francis Birch to be Captain-Lieute nant, vice Lewis. Dated ee. above. - Second Lieutenant Peter Patton to be First Lieutenant, vice . Dated as above. First Lieutenant Stephen Remnant Chapman to be Captain- Lieutenant. Dated as above. • - Second Lieutenant Samuel Radtord to be First'Lieutenant, vie,: Chapman. Dated as above. First - Lieutenant George Armit to be Captain-Lieutenant. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant George Ross to be First Lieutenant, vice Arleta. Dared as above; Second Lieutenant John By't.o be First Lieutenant. Dated as ithve. Second Lieutenant George 'Henderson to be lira Lieutenant. Detect as above:. Ste end Lieutenant 'ehomas Fyers ty be _ First Lieutenant, Dated as above. Seeond,',Lieutenant Richard Boys to be First Lieutenant: Dated as move. Second I.icuuenant Henry Vigoteux to be First Lieutenant. Dated as abeve. C ome/ when in ibe Third (or Lanarkshire) Regiment of North liritislt lelilitia, signed hyrEuf Lord Deereeee. Lieratenant Thomas Boyne to be Captain, vice Hamilton, re signed. Dated Aiwa 3, Iso t, John Anderson, E;ai. to be ditto, vice John Boycs, resigned. Dated May . 8, aot. t • josepti Fenwick, Gent; to I*El - wimp vice Hamilton, - pro. moted. Date January . Traneis Edinonstntie, Gcnt. to be ditto,, viee'Godirey Ma. gamy, - superseded. Dated May 28; iBor.• Cemmisetene in the Seventh North British Militia, aimed by the Lord Liattatatit. Ensign George Boyle to be Lieutenant, vice John Munro, re— signed. Dated 11larch rgois Sir John Murray,iliart. to be Ensign, vicejanies Callender, resigned. Dated Deceitiber 15, 1800. ---- Ewan, Cult. to be Ensign, vice Boyle, promoted. Dated March es, SHIP NEWS. rooLg, JUNE 2. Arrived—the Het'.tor, Sparrow, from Southampton ; Ami. ty, Taylor, from London; and Jane, Asbrictge, from Ports. ! Inouth. • • Sailed—the Mark, Jackson ; Adive, Hawker, anti Hope, Nt:therwood, for Portsmouth. ort:Ayssetrol ,fotaa 5. Passed by—the Marquis 'of Stafford, Foskett, from Leg: Iwo ; Anna, Knugen ; Louisa, .--, and Carolina, —, from Rotterdam ; Twe Gebroders, and .Ulna Maria, - truut Bremen ; Harmony, from Stettin ;. Nep tunits, and Summer, ;tom Prunzie. .sailect—t he —, for Embtlen ; and the Won°. lansett, Randal, kir Madeira. N P a. l'ass,xl by—the Neptune, • Three Sisters, Spence, and Vrow Ed:i, from Ernbden ; Nary Mm, ; Kruse, and Johannes, —, from Stettin. IWARRIED. On Tuesday, Thomson liankcy, Esq. Of Broad.street, to Miss Martha tiariidon, of Clapham COinmou. On Saturday last, Charles Claude Clifton, Esq. of the Rcvii rti,llery, Miss Young. daughter ot the late Young, E 314. of Bush-liall. tic;ts. In Uublin, the 'lon. J. Cavendisn, second son of Sir Iknry Cavendish, Bart. to Lady A. Gore, third daug„hter of tiroLarl.of Arran, and sister to the }Marchioness of Aber- Corn. . _ On Monday, at IngateStline, John Needham, Esq of Dick— ham, : Somersetshire, to Miss ILavers, sister of Thomas Ha. versa Esq. at TheltOn.Will, in the County of Norfolk. . • O Tuesday, last, at CieSituat e Rats,. the Rev. Charles rcilow of St. John's' College,' Oxford, to Miss Lan don, dattiuzer ofjames Landon, EN. at the sameplace. ,r • On Thuraday last, at Alconbury, Edward Gale, Esq. of Shadwell, to. Miss Martin, of that plata:. DIED. On 'Friday last, at his house ' at Tottenham, Humphry 14,..kwn, Esq. M. D. and I. R. S. • bIEDIcI24_EI 4c,T, At the only Warehouse fur Dr, JAMES% POWDER, No. 4S, fit. Paul's Churchyard; 4 tiny Doors from the Corner of - Cheapside, THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im posed by this A 6 k, ,hut no additional charge has been made upon 1)r; JAMES's POWDER, wittels is continued at the original Price of zs. 64. per Packet. tray also he had at 11. 43. per Dozen; or the quantity of a Dozen Packets in one Bottle for ti. 2s. 64. Duty included rso that the Pubk are no sulkers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the burden of this Aa, which would in a great measure have proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing, half a Vow, or more, free from the expellee of the. Stamps. • s. d. Dr. James's Powder z 6 Cephalic Snuff AlnieptiC Pills '4 6 Dr. Steers') Parego. , Cattle Powder Y 6 ric Lozenges Dr. llooper's 1,1 --Camomile Drops r 9 Dr. Au;ttn's chalybcat EssenceulColtsti)ot 3 o Pills - L ... 40 ' EsseuceolPepperin. ti s. d. o 9 Biriy's Mons Pills o Ormskirk Mt.;licines 5 s Dalby's Carminative . t 9 Glass's IVlLigtiesia 3 o inglisli's Scots Pills t 6 r i t • _ 3 6 Crant's Props - r 0 Greenntiglesi'ineturesb tti Norton's Props 5 Toll.' Lozenges t ti Spilsbury's Drops s 0 jtlr.S I )entrifrice 4 0 Speeditnan's Pills z Fre:o;eis 'rind. of Bark 3 6 . English Cotli:e A 9 flux.h.on'it, by ditto, 2 6 Dr. Solander's Tea z 9 P r . St e er's oputieltloC z 6 - 10nes's Rheumatic ConvuhnunOil z'6 • ' Titi(itirc 3 6 Also, the (",enuine Arquebusacle, I,;tcly imported, and mQst of the other Pro:)rietary Mcdichiei in repine. Orders for Exportation:AN supplied without Stamps, as before this N. B. 'As many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes. seng rs, übistal;e the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proptie= tor, is under the tieco.Sity of pointing out, that it is at the, E a st End of St . Paid's, neatest to Cheapside, and that it has a large White "Stut:coett Front, with these Words in scribeti: " THE ONI Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. lANIFS's POWDER." ;FOUR HUNDRFD PotTNMS given any tady or Gentleman who has interest . to ro , :nrert the Advertiser the PAYM - ASTERSIIIP of a RE.I NI ENT of the-. Line. Seer / esy and honour may . be.relksi on. - Direct t0.Y...Z. Post .0 filee, Norwich. . WANTS A &TTLJATION, AS 'VALET,' or Valet' Upper . Serv:mt, in a small regular Family, a Young Man, 4 nat ivc of grus sets, who. pertedly wriderstatuis his business; he speaks stweral tiiii:,:reht languages; . has no ohjetlion:to Town or Country, or to go abroad; has been accustomed to travel to different parts of Europ.e.eand can have an undeniable reenm mendation from the Centleman with wi4oin he lived six years. Please to direa(post-paid) to A. Z. No. 6, Great Su [folk street, Charing-cross, which will meet with due attention. TURNIP SOWrNO A. 741) tiISCOVP.I2V. Ft KSEit.-Seeci s of that cnornions and toost, excel lent Turnip, so comntnily seen in the .Makers of Harrthurk.-,11 and the Towns - onsthe Elbe, arc now to be had at CROCKER's, St. M'oan's-strut, P4l-Mall, together with an important DiScoverjr-of Metlod which secures the AB SOLUTE C ICJ:A I NTV of a Turnip Crop.. . This Turnip gives double the usual qnantit on 'an Acre, grows well, it sown even in dry weather ; stands the severest frost uninjured ; and is so peculiarly sweet, that Cattle of all deSariptions eat it with the grea test avidity and fatten on it wonderfOly. , • - Bags containing Seed enough for Four Acres; with the Discovery inclosed,. 'Os. 6.1. N'6 Credit. Pay Posta ,ze. OLD MADEIRA, •: - Meliorated by keePin.: 20:.0 Gallons in a Vat. QIEN-C E R.ttnd P E kKIN S, Wine-merchhnts, Nti: 44 , opposite the Church, Snow-hill, take the liberty, of acquainting the Curious in Wine, - that no India Voyage can soften and improve Madeira to, the extent their Vats do, . as they not only make it iore agreeable in flavour to the pa late, but inore.restorative and wholesome to the stomachs-of the aged and infirm, for which that Wine, when in per• fecliion, is sr) &ilebrateil. *7 -• . • Their 13u,:::.11.i is in great perfeaion, and this is the season for drinkifig. it : it is deemed ea - teat:ions in ciisorders ;of the Stone and,Ofavel. te;•. -- T No less-than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town, free of expence. . • • `PREGN'ANT LADIES Whose situation requires a temporary Retirement, :t; MR.- WATSON, :Surgeon. and Man. Midwife, ofnrs to Accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired situation, with - .Apartments to on tains suited to their circumstances and situation in life; their infinats_put out to nurse, and humanely 'taken care ; and as Humidity induces him to otter his assist:awe to alleviate the horror.; of Concealed -.Pregnancy, he flatters - . himself • Ladies on appi to hum s the greatest attention and most pro. found - st creey. Letters . post-paid) to MD. Watson,-- Surgefm ;mil -Man- Midwife, - -or to !qrs. Watson, Midwife, Na. 19, Charlotte street, Surrey-side of Blacisfriars-bridge, wßineet the most pointed attention. • Where may be had the PICT. . B ENE DICTA,, ai _ts. per box, a certam and etfis.cloal Remedy to re)rt9ve all Ob-• stru&ionsandlrregularities, and an excellent Alidieirie atter bad Lyingi-in. MEDICAL FACTSon VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. hY HIS MAjESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATE:!-;1'. A ,ANY' - that , hale imagined themselves IV to be cured of the Venereal Complaint, have had the rnirorttin., to break out six or seven years afterwards,. proof happened in my pratticr - thontherxiay Gehtl.!inan w i s afflicted with the same Complaint, and .curd,,, as lie thOught, by . the advice and prescription of an eminent Surgeon: - He afterwards entered on the state of Matri mony, four months after which heiatight a violent 'cold in coining out .Of the Pl:ay-house, that terminated in. a Sore Throat. At this.crisis t was, called in, and after asking! hint: the'ne&sSary questintia; acquainted hiM that it proceedot Itont ins old Venereal Complaint, but which lie. COO lit—not believe.- - He 'the:fell/et' in the assistance of some .Aothecaries, who treated his complaint as a cotra. ! . Mon. Sore Throat, Vutil he became so *bad that h e was cornpelie.t to appl y , to Dr. . Vanglaan-, who confirmed him in the truth of what 1 had told him, but too late fo• rt!.covery ; the Venereal Complaint haiingi, - eatert part of his tiyroarand nosh, the ravages of which couln be stepped . durink his life„ , "so that he _fell a sacrifice to onstinacy. Persons,•theretbre, should-be extremely •c...ii tions in eradicating the above„-complaint, than which-there is,nothing, more beneficial than the 'Botanical, Syrup, which is— a certain-remedy, without subjecting Patients to thoSe dangers that attend a Course of Mercury. . •A . Naval Captain in the I ndia service, during a long period, was iittlicted'.vtith a Lues Venerea, which he contracted when a Midshipman ; the Complaint - , in consequence, fell into his limbs,' and the ulcers it occasioned expOsed the 'bones to yip; _by recommendaticinof a Captain George, of Hull, he applied to Doctor Brodum, and in three months was restored, but being apprJiensive of a return, as he was immediately obliged to sail for I ndia, he took with him a dozen*Bottles of his Botanical Syrup, from ,which 'he has.'experieneed their salutary etfeds. ,The.Botanicat Syrup, and Restorative Nervous Ctirdial, to be had at .the Doctor's House,„ No. §, Albion-street, seven doors froni the .1.,e-o•Ni„in Museum, Surrey Side of Blackfriars_ bridge, in bottles at•rl. as. t 6:1; and v.. sd. (Duty in c;luded) : also of W. Bulgin, Priiiter and Bookkller, at hi s Medicinal Warehouse, No., 3, Wine-street, who jtas•c4cell'ed a large and fresh 'Supply ; Thompson. and Mills, Castl e , street •, Browne, TOlzey ; C. Routh, Bridge-street ; Reed; and .Shep pard, Bristol ,• Wyler, and Crutt well, Bath ; Messrs. Goadby, Sherborne ; . Mr. Raikes,.Gloittester ; Mr. Tymhs, Worcester; Mr'. Trewinah, Exeter; Swinuey, Bir mingham ; Spilsbury and Co. Mary-stret, Dtjblin ; - and by all Printers,' Book Sellers, and Venders of Medicines in the three Kingdoms." _ Ilroduni's guide to Old Age, or.Advice.to both Sexes, to .obtain a radical and permanent Cure tor those secret infirmi ties of - Nature,, whicn delicacy often tOrbids to disclose even, to their • Relatives;. with a Treatise on Female Diseases', NerYoUS; HypiKhoodriac and Consumptive Cuiikplaints, To whichisidltleo Advice tn . Bath and Hot Well Bath ers ,- S;C: It is particularly - recommenced to Seafaring Men. •• ' • A 22% Bottle contains equal to tivc-sniall ones. Lettc;rs,' stating Patients C..`a;,:s, with the DOelor's usual_ Fee ofa Guinea., will he Strl aly attended to. • will , •be necessary the. :Doctor sliniiht see such Patients as are afilicOd with Deatiiess .or Loss or Si m ht, or send • their Cases by Lcti,:r, or Parcel, to the Doa , 4 (post or tarriage paid) with his usual Fee. • - Thelv,ledicines may be had ever y Y. • , HEN Professional Men of Ed uc a t i on an d W ResponsibllitY deviate from the general Svstem by the sele.!:tlon nfa peculie beam:lt, the 'sanction along con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exclusive treatment of 'Three Disorders ' and the successful result of my plan givet me Additional ardor to oppose, - as far as 1 am Thle, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important M the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After ihitiation into every. Branch, as an Atrity Surgeon, timneit a wish at an early period of PraCtice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorant:o of uneducated nova, pr the equally , dangerous precipitancy . of general Praditioners. The Three Di;orders to the .Cure of which I have de voted my' atientioo, comprise every species of YEN E.E ttF I, INFECTION, whether 'of a recent or 'long du. rition : idly,.All oldebility, whether -arising from the habits of school.boys, or the iiidulgences Of mature age: Awl, lastly, that dera n g ement of the •systern in wo men which is called BA RR ENN riSS, Or STEAILITY. Numerous Diseases are .the result (At. ignorance, , or.. haste in the treatment of a simple Conorrhgva ; • and it not o n frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned the Indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me. thod such Complain:, are easily cured and, 'even when, others have failed; t trust that I may . preSuine to ntrer a' radical rewestablishment. Few, however, are ..the cases of complicated distress In this disorder, coinparzd with the: calamitous situations 01 Men, who, trout an indulgence in a solitary vice,- or the prevalent gaieties 41,a tashionable life, acquire that state o f Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such 'pernicious habits. Whore the unhappy sufferer 'r roOds . over his. misery, Mit carefully conceals his 11:n5104 , 111e, it inity lh, stnuceonso.. lat2.on for him to know, that although it be ari obje,d doubt or uncertainty with other I' ractitioneri, the rildrioval of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience, If the ritei of haechuS of Venus have began to rt.tint:e Manly vigour, indcW anxiety will tie prevented by ::itt early Counter tc-tarn of this languid S tate; and i n those cases, no g reat difficulty will occur. • But where. this Deficieney has for years existed, It'ill'oPer perseverance is indispensably !equisite to revive the skint- Bering Sparks o . f Lite, aiui to re-anintate thy Constitution. MA RR I E D WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectations Of a Family, may be assured, -that in 44Ch.deleaS are. curable by Meiih seeresy, which is so essential to nty undertaking, and the.quaiitications which I h av e p resumed to *rate form the basts.of try. _pretensions, atutin coincidence _with' - stielt this intimation is given, that Mr.' II: may be cousulted, personally, or by L etters (inelosinea 'small. Nora, 'at his house, -No. Arundel- street, Simi*, near Tompie;Bar. irr There a- an .additional Entrance in Water -street, adjoining, and the Name is ett both the doors. Member of th e R oya l- College of Surgeons.- i tgT NEWCASTtt COALS, 41 s. per Chat. drolk.."l2he S EA- C.OAL COMPANY- most resped fully inform the.Nobllity, Gentry, and Public, thatthey niay be supplied with large prime COALS, which the Proprie; tors pedge thern4elves to give satisfaCtion, at the above ts diked price, and arc confident no person in London can sell them lower, . unless interior in quality ; • ‘3 Sacks, or 34 Bushels,' measured under the inspeetion-erSwom Meters, and delivered to any part of the town, free ofcvcry expend, except .sbootiriv and inctage. • Orders adaressed, by post orotherwise, to No. 36, ford—strev.l, onposite %hover-street ; and No 23, King strut,. Bloomsbury, will-be immediately executed. N. B: Only is. per mile per chaldronOfftlie stOr,C3. Cilusa.latet, vis est notisslmg. EXTRACT,,or ANIMA of QUASSIA. lEUTi-Coionel OLI v ER, in the late Cpnr . aig, ll L in India, and during the Siege of Seringapatatn, was afflicted With Dysentery and general -Debility, and cured oy Hallam and Co.'s EXTRACT or AN IMA of QUASSI4 the partieultiis of which he' his obligingly communicated ur I the following, Letter, to B. Shaw, No. 74, Boronsll, with the express desire that lt Me be made public: No. ;8, WiAtuore street -Cavendisib•squarei st r ap • I.ebritary 16, iSot. Ire ttie-latiiCampaign in India (which.ternynated so tnnti , 'lately for the , British Empire), I w exposed, during 4 march thmfigh -the Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a bur& ing sun, that enervated m whole system, which increasei rapidly ire the' course of the Siege of Seringapataal ; Lion the dampness of tlw-Intranchments, ,4 " tacked with a violent Dysentery, anti by farther exertion in the carrying by assault this important place, ,vas so .bar re duced as to b. rendered incapable of 'batter service: the whale 'system had received a shot* that threatened' - diate dissolution, no part of it s'ta'led longer capable 0; Fefl. ..formin'g its proper fundion ; the`siOrnach seal eDweis unablo to retain the small quantity of food ti'l‘P' h , passed:orimtnediately ; the N‘tryous System arta ' l4, '4's", u , s) •,_ Fibres were equally alledect with constant trettio! at4."'! . ;; lity, to'such a tiegrq.? as to renci_•r even 'walking .ettrettiet, diliintlt. This atpction h the coostant irritation on, rho Stomach and Rowels,, pr:)duced•omtinnal pain and faligui e During my pa.isage to England, I had trevt- asis tai lLt .. w m , T i t ic ou n .. th i e d r•frifronliiii,7:v.errayi!uq,itiatrgtec.r spat t i l i ti r t4 Ittbrd rclief, and Air severat Inonths'atteAcd're-gillarty tot medicine and regimsßpteseribect by my' Physicians, !vtlY,lll4. • ref eiVirte: rite least ib"ttle:Tit • I n.Octol)er last 1 q!tiled on yryti, to inquire-. if 111111mA $ lO . or Anima of Qhas.la, was likely to hem , tiCt vice - .!11 any itopellase - :situation; I took it InAn our inentlation„ and 114vc the lutp,..)i&as or . feelinA, Fr" feetly restored ; that; - by iakitig a few boxe..4 001Y lvterraYcli:A(?v t t . lo t s h es e ptt disorder: ctucl . an , n ea . s s e h i o tn a d , r t e i k:, c u , lo ri tY .in sc " l . lc -t bowels, teat nal not 'been - experienced since tae . Pr' trelsing syinptoins were soon etteaca I l v sn a n o iti ;A: itio t k h e, e xp h e a t p t p T iness to enjoy a . state of liailth I had. tittle ra j ' IP - he Proprietors particularly request Pitt/haw s he careful ter Qbserve, each box )I.IJ a Ccrtifik,a;p, sal tied Hallam and Co." as no °filer 'can pos6 l)l Y Shld wholesalesonly, by B. Shaw, No, 74, I3orongb; ; rPtailr'bY'Ridding, N. 16, Oxieni:street . ;:levihery , of St. Paul's Chura-vard; Pearsall,' NO, 33i, HlF 4 ll ,4tii, horn tun, - Royal Exchange ;- and No 168, Piccadilly ; and Turtle, : No. 117, ttOr. 4 boxes of is. and cos. 6d. each; and 'large 'packaps, MO" I . 14g - tiYo boxes • 11, 24• each, Duty included, . WORTHY' THE A'rTENPTIONI at; Att. RAI:NS.. The Afflicted arenow happily preseniel with a 110 , ,ir $ l %, 'salutary, and -absolute Spectic for stlio;e hitherto iuc.urable. Diseases, the icin4'; Ev , i, S(ronat, Struma; Scurvy, 'Giant, PiLs, LCP l . °l° and ail • . DiSoldC l 4originati4g in ; an, ,repute state of tm Blood. r rHE --ANTL/MPEtIGINES,' a Medieine J. founded on a chemieal , and . philosophical ranted by the experience of a series 0; yCJi 4, sail:it:l,lb; Cullen's Pradice - of Physic rind Nosoloy, ar•dforn i t! iiis ji S. t S 11 ( 0 11 / 4 ( " )ll Public,t) N t ,h thisat D of l l / 4f d L iv erpool, ieine ipe ri lv e h a p i y P t ui : to : e ill i t i nv a e4 tu ryr r e e : , : sa icy r ee c t.i.s i o i ,s i fil it i : yrn ap ci:ia p t lication, and po r ions of the ski it.* It a i f s s in ' t d 2 o f s ' t t h ( h ) c r e , d r u: s t i) u i i " o s t: ed t t ril l 3 ! '.1C4‘ , 5 ,. :ililiaed with any 'of these direful iliseaNes, to thcir WO" iltit , blood purifiedlVorn every degree ' of rtlia ;; l iL hereditary complaints.. inay be 'spe , :thir .reino•cu , I and thin It has been held by all'Ph •• Chronic 'D'ist el " pers'abound chiefly a mong the lobabliattil- of the I. s p u aL ci ts of t ha l ' te r;g g: s o . o be t. ; wc ' l:ll l9 v l e al un is4 ll t a:i . ly e ' sPetteV. : „ ti : i al erti t he truth Of this assertion in this Country,' wivre i • eye d, - the weather, at cerr: iin spread . the most excruciating r.nd us, by' chilling 'the blood, and inatcriallyr a•lfi of the . perspiration, and. thus occasioning CO".ld rheums, ,tro.' the' portentous harbiri!;ers . otAlriv , it case which proves tatal to the inlyibitants 01 (s, fear p:rhaps there,is rio place on earth so subject to thoe st!cd r i eliurges as this Island; wherethe eXtrernes' of neSittl a t ale often exl)eriencett one day: flenc... be.:omes fnioit of the utmost importance, to • seek out lin sofner n. ,:,in decided remedy for those'diSorders Which take their rise obstrueied perspiration. • One of the.iimuedratc - el PA t T , ',lie obstruatidn is to 'contaminate the vital old, whit:ll4.o4c source of various obstinate disorders, throwing out ai t ti s air.., 'upon the's/tin, to the great annoyance. or• the - t he ject; and, by the malignity of its virus, underrninio4 Constitution, and endangering Inc, lives of thwoods,i,. o t cortlin& to the various habits or constitutional pioPelt ai ",: • ;(th. its subjeels, and according to the degree. of inafignitY, , es which the blood is impregnate(l, it • embitters th e I ," h t i f to life with ditterent disorders, and if recourse he ot h thatt i e tt.. t e o : p o. it r it o i: p ni e ni i c • n r i: e ,l i e n s ed ci i ( I . l s r , ea t 11 1 7 t become t o u l ai r t r y io , rooted in a b i e i dbn‘y arwt. i . n veui i a oi d i p e t): erria u ricl s taile e il:telih o :i t t i inhcs f elo o t) jahir r i:tr t mtli h i t a u t t purpose, oli. only serve to cx"'l l e o e drive the humours into new channels, and thereby ' ' d a i s e ‘ens r d e fwr t o o hirn r e t a ; eab h nitg a :n v uo i li n b,co g istielt ;; x ' s.l. l %e cg y,ipiii lg ttiktiti ii7 lit. : ta:r s ,, e 4,x,c s : i O3 :;;; liii, A recipe for the certain and erfeettial cure of those doil'ihe t s ce e nt e l a tgi b ti l i c .: e i x en i ll s :.l.o t: l n e c st c o ‘ ‘ vt v hf i l i c h :) o lr u cls t r:iv r i c ie : ebi the eret, iab (. I , C 6 : h 1 :'2: 1 1 .. ;: a tiut i tt i lr y i i e h rss i o l a i i,s t i p,p e e y ieyi eu ti. ca l it d .octr i , : tl ;: l c o u :sici r l e d .c , world as a inedicine,of the greatest onitional c• e . "„,1 truly calculated to cleanse' the blood froinl , ll tOal c inc tat.- crud everx morbid altilctiou, and restore-weak al — Constitutions. wrroigt • The Kingks vil, .strilma or Scrofula, are hard; s c . "'a the . and „... often wdolen; tumours, that affect the glaild a nd Belk, - under the chin, ann.:pits, hauls, 3rri"' "gash • k I „i n t ‘ m V h r e l le t a S r rLS m nd e ll:r i. e t i i i i C i a. o ° s v il i ti ee rli i n c t s i r Y c ie j o d s b , s s ‘ t a :ina i e l i e l : e s) , l : y r ii n C P l : o V l3, Soe c `-' ste nce-- the unhappe sulf4er left to drag opt a miscrab ic e t vit oo . : MAO' are c riViling along on crittcheS mome nt,• ur) i t Al4i-linpetigtnes wilct restore Iti health Attltt a flab recourat ‘e.ts had to it: w the direetions given tit hex:f a pa , are -Plain, and its application is attended with trouble. • -• -of, The Anti-I mpetigines is an alterative and pun t : cr. oit e r blood, its operation is ;.;'raciLl'il, gent!, and aimost 1 ' 4 40. ceptible; it ts the:best•l;ubstitate that has ever - her i ! lis tjle N.-elied Ica* that ilan.gcroui_ mineral Mercury—it biout; and stitnulates it to expel all mantis,, ana l 1 1 — . 1 1 a pct Juices,, giving stre n gth and toli.e to the nerY,:s, en! iye IL cons ulvigorating both betty and mind. For Caw" l et ., E m)tions,- D ry'or. Wet I. ep rosk. the Anti- l t'-"tig 410 bolig tainly pre-Cmiwilee over all M u cirCille s 7. i _is. di - cid?dly iidaptcd fig t tie spe,!ily vit ca t th ese ci )oipi s "",„l . 3:14.1 will not only.cicat thetint Ut )141 all Oid c " ulcers„ ofeyer so leyrt&s%nlAir.g. - oerl 1.2 chsordal i wher.t:• o S:aliv:ition hie t;Tot...--I)yoi!iflectit ry that no other reinetly restore the o w, he:tlth. lintbrfiiniitely lost, an.; A ni s i-sal Gc ,--inp a."'llee•'" found the great ;end only r..:.itiirer cal ale ,Isis ittyi tgou r : m th l;: i r l o is i e xi k r e D s, i( l ec it: tit s ) , ,: ti t e b ti r z' u v o cr t r i . t C l ise e„ , - c t l ( t r_ vr p r r ,, . : l l : ll .l.lo.);t i f ;: h i a Gtiitt u:: There at, 1 7 :nuily Bottles, Contl in ' 1 , 1 35.; quantity of six at 6d. for 1. rtes. by %vtiilithe ie Medicine This ma) be ofiv,ai everydlf , a4t j h ri c h f c , 4 ,/ i f v t! 4o6 : -:ppointed place's of sal: viz-. Loi;don , y e ,nder 9, , Strand ; end by• lite reputable, Ittc,ll , in. ‘e 014 64. licokfcliers - ,, 4(c. in principal,•'l"own . t" KiNdOin, and Arrierica.. 1 - Vide Ciillen's Pra4tie6 of Physic, l'.lo-___1227,:„...„..;.4 WANTS A PLACE, AS VALET to' a Single Gentleman, or Valet and Butler in a small Family, a -Young Man, Eiliollt 23 years of age ; has no objetion to engage with a Captain in the Navy, or any single Gentleman going abroad, as he has been used to Travelling: Can have an undeniable Character from the Ran. , Genders= he last served, -with whom - he lived near three years. . . Please to dirret (post-paid) G Ai. at Mf.:Weld's, No:, 16, j?mes.street, 0 Niard-road. • . .< . ' . , • , ; NOVEL ELEGANCY`, In FRENCH PORCELANE and' OR MO'LLT.- .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', • By Mr. HARRY At his Great Room, N 0,5"! Bund•-stitxt, TO-MORROW , juine and. foli9win);'Days o ' • - at Twelve o'Chiek • _ • AN ABSORTKENT - pr snpetb and newly ported FRF.NCII‘PORCELANE, TABLE, DE. S E KT, TEA foul BREAKFAST SETS; elegant ornamental VASES and URNS, - CABINET CUPS and SAUCI3RS, ot novel form and patterns; inperI).CLOCKS CANDELA. BRAS, CIRANDOLES, TRIPODS, URNS,-CAI.A LETS, ECRETOIRES, ESVERS,Biscuit GROUPS, and FIGURES; FKENCH. PLATE and. PIER GLASSES, and CONCONVEX MI !MORS of 'singular magnitude' and tu.-auty "; ALABASTER. VASE and URNS, and a variety of articl es ,o.f taste and, eleir,ance, the greatest part whereof the Nobility arc respectfully assured,. have owl received' from Paris within , thts month. _ . _ May nckw be viewed, and Catalogues had (at One Shilling each, to be retunted to..purchakrs), at 'Nit. Pnillips's Estate and Anetion Office, New II:)nd-strect. FREEHOLD ESTATES, SA 1.01 ) , TO BE SOLD ICY AUCTLON; Together dr in Two Lot , .:, on Moniky lad June, - 480r, at the Angel inn, in Ludlow, at Fool o'Clock,. TE % LIGII3LE FARMS, called GREAT posToN, containing 340 Acres, and LITTLE OS TOM - FARA, and BALDWIN'S (All - TICE, Containing 326 Acres, 4ituate five MileS" North East of Ludlow., held trout Year to Year, under Rents otlinore than Thirty Years molding. Both Eavoi lie convenient to be occupietf together 'or separately, forrnink one comp& Estate, .within a km,' Fence, well wooded and, watered, anti are capable of ,very great it Wrovcrytent by Drainitpr, - . :uul' other good I litsbandry, at an easy expent.e.. Lime-stone and-Coal are; . near, and pro bably in the Estate. Fur a view of the Preinises, apply to the Tenants. • AYLESBURY,, BUCKS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -, .1-11-USTIE, • At hi 'Croat Roam in Nil-Mall, On THURSDAY, ►uly. .at. One o'Clock, IN ONE , LOT • . . A , Capital a rid Valuable F R E EMU) ; ESTATE, consistin of the MANOR of AYLESBURY, with Bierton, and .the Manor of - BROUGHTON , 1.10 LLA N D alias BROUGHTON STAY E LY, with Quit .Reuts, lieriots, Reliefs, Tolls of the . Market, &c.Severai capital DAIRY FARMS, &c. with- gOOd Farnt Hbuses, and suit able Out-buildings, and 667 Acres, 3 Roocis..and.B Perches, of uncommonly rich, principally . Feeding and -Meadow Land, Tithe Free; exonerated from , Land Tax, let' c most responsible Tenants on Leases, Which will expire in 11302, 180 s, and'remainder in 18x t, at several annual Rents, amount int; to pear EIGHTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS,mgether with a valuable ContingenCe, better suited to be conceived than explained. "This desirable Estate is situate in and surrounding the re speclable Market 'isowtt of Aylesbury, in the County, of Bucks, 'the rich Vale of which i s too well known. to require any ceinment. Particulars may be had of the Printers of the Reading, Ox: ford, Northampton, and Leicester 'Papers ;, Cambric* Chronicle; at the Rainbow Cotrix-house ; at the George,, Aylesbury ; of Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and Frac, Lincoln's Ion; and of Mr: Christie, in Pall Mall ; who are: empowerixi to receive Propoikis to purchase by Private Contrad. A Plan may be seen In Fall-Mall. Gmor.L CASTLE ESTATE, TOWN OF NEAT!' CONTINGENCY, AND VALUABLE COLLIERY, GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE; • -At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, On THURSDAY, Tilly 16, at One o'Clock; In One, Two, or Three Lots, ACAPITAL and j VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with extensive Manors, Courts Leet, CourtLßaron, quit 'Rents, Fine Herriots, &e . most plenti fully stocked with Gene, valuable Fishery, &c. called GNO LL CASTLE, In tit' Jnost beautiful and sporting part of Glamorpn the ettge terming a most desirable Residence, with capital. Gar denktyalleal and richly Claithed ; with Offices of every de scription, beautiful ?least:re-Ground, seated in an el e g an t Park of about zoo Acres; surrounded by several eligible Farms, with suitable Buildings, and in the whole tsS3 . Acres of Rich, Arable,' Meadow, Pasture, and. -Wood-Land, en tirely Coutpad, of the annual Value of TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS ; Also, part of the "ro-wrt of bleach, of the Annual Value of near EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS; • With a valuable Ciintingeney thereto belonging. • Also a rnoiit capital Colliery . aclicilning the Canal and River Neath, capable of producing Six Thousanil Wey of Coals, giving at least a net produce of One Pound•and upwards per Wey, or a net Annual income of . 6IX THOUSAND POUNDS, • _ _ ou clear of expellees and t-goings. The beautiful situation of the Premises May be conceived, but cannot be described; the Town and Navigable [liver of. Neel; intersecting the Country, terms a most pictii rcslue, . beautiful, and interesting scene to the Mansion, which hi Modern', and suited to the immediate reception' of a large Family. ' A Person attends to atom the Estate. Plans of the Estate, and situation of the Colliery, with . elevation of the Castle, may be seen att Mr. Chrisiie's, in Pall-Mall, who is empowered to receiV..: Proposals for the Whole, or any part of the Estate, by Private Contract. Priuted particulars may be had at Gnoll ,Onstle, and Odle Printers. of the Liverpool General Advertiser • S. 'Farley's Bristol Journal ; Manchester • Shrewsbury, and B a th Chroni cles ; at the Rainbow Collite:house, Cornhill, and in Pall Mall. TITHES and PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, GLA. • MO RCANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTkE, At his Great Room, in Pall Mall, On THURSDAY, the 16th of Jul,, at One o'Clock, IN TWO LUTS,. LOT 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con isting of the CREAT TITHES, of the very exten sivz PARISH of CADOXTONI, in the Vicinity o“;NOLL CASTLE, CLAMORGANSHI RE, of the Annual Value of near SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. • , LOT. The PERPETUALADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of CAUOXTON,_ . of the Annual Value of , TWO lIUNDRED,and FIFTY POUNDS • subjeCt ro•tho life of the present Incumbent and the next Presentation,. I'articulars may be had on the first of June at Gnoil Cas. tle, Glamor4arishirc ; of the Printers of the Liverpool Gene ral AtlvertiJer ; S. Farley's Bristol lousnal, Manchester, Shrewsbury, and Bath Chronicles; at the Rainbow Coffee.. house, Cornbill,; and in. Pall Mall. t- iGta . fical4Pl LON DON : larnned by BUCHANAN M I MILLAN, tot now- sneer, Covent . ..Gan:kali and I übltshtd by W i boiliAag At the Strti.Ottict i No,. jjz, Sirtpd One AitvertatiouNs, Orders' for the Pap er , L rileys lot the Eafttir; 114 t, :4erry.road; Westminster ;) must be addressed.