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krain't& LONDON G34 I 4ETTE, March - 17. War -Ope; Myth 71. Rt,val Regiment of How Guards, Captaintieutenatit John Elley_to ue-Ciaptair., by pill - chase, vice Tharpe, who rekires• Lieutenant Thomas Athorpe to be Cap.. - tatn-LiL:u.tenint, by• 'pito:base, vice Elley. Cornet piutitto . to be, Lieutenant, without purch, • vie; A.rnortie.. %V inlaid Wilton Abney., Gent. tote Comet, by ; pur,llase, vice Cludde. Ist ,Regiinciit of Dragoon Gnarl* Henry Bracebridge, Gent. to be. Cornet, by .purchase, vice Cooper, who retires, . , _ _ zd 4.)i4t0, Cornet john,P tingle to be Lieutenant, by pur tLh-ise, viec Lettusworth,.:promoted in the 54th Foot: 4d Ditto, Lieutenant George Mansell to be Captain, by purtihJQ!, %ice, Brooke, promoted. Cornetjohn Scott Lindsay to Lieutenant, vice Mansell. Rant, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lindsay. ~Cornet Francis IV. Turner to be Adjutant, vice Stephenson, who ts,sips. kst Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant pharies Purrls to be Captain, by purOhase, vice Estridge, who retires. Cornet • William Alontague to be Lieutenant, vice Pitrvis. • 6th Pitt°, Htwital-Mate John Short to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Fearon, promoted in the 7th Foot. 4.lth Regiment of Light Dragoons; Major GeOrge Thomas Thomas to be Lieutenant-COloriel, by pprchase, vice Lyon, who retires. •Captainjohn Anderson to be Ma jgr, vice -Thomas. Lieutenant Richard Dig"ins,, to be. Captain, vice Anderson. Cornet: William .Orislow to „be .I.ientenant, vice Diggins. Aubone Surttes, ' to be Comet, vice OnSlow. r 491 Ditto, Captain Charles Auriol, -from Half-pay, to •'be Captain. cftlt Ditto, Ensign Joseph Tyndale, from the i7th Foot, to. be C‘xnet, by purchase, vice Thompson, who • retires. iSth Ditto, Lieutenant Fleming. Hilias, from the Yo k Hussars, to - lie Lieutenant, without purchase, vice His yins, promoted it the 29th - Light Dragoons. Cornet Charles Robinson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice GitfOrcl, pronoteeL in the zitli Light Dragoons. Ensign Aaron Moore Ayshford, from the ;3d Foot, to . Cornet, by purchase, vice Frederick,' who- retires. jo '‘ epic Lander,.Cent. late Captain-Lieutenant of the LOthia4 Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet, without pur 'clia, vice Robinson. inch nitto, Lieutenant Francis Curnberlege, figm the '9th root, to be Lieutenant, witholii purchase, ..-Serle, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Crooks, promoted. z6th Ditto, Lieutenant George Keating, from the 211 'Life Guards, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Tarleton, who retires. t 1,791 Ditto, Ensign-John David Duval,. from the 3d West India RUirnent, to be Lieutenant, witliout purchase. _2O Ditto, Captain Watkin Griffith, Irons ,the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Gale, deceased. Dornet _fames Islylne,' from the York Hussars, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Lieutenant Marc Rene .Montalernhert, from the 3 ist Foot, to be • ,Lieutenant, ." without purchase., , Carey, 'Gent. to be Cornet, without pure:lase, vice Halstead, promoted. Benja min Scott, Gent; late Adjutant of the Cinque Pert Etzieible CavalrY, .to be• Cornet, without purchase. York. Hussars, Cornet Lewis During to be Lieutenant, svilli'pennanent Rank. in - the Army, vice Milks, re moved to the atli Light Dragoons. Baron cue Bulow, late a Lieutenant in the Hanoverian Service, to be Lieu tenant, with temporary 'Rank in the. Army, vice e:s iemoved to the - 25th 'Light 'Dragoons; --..:.. l'ofilceY, ;Gent. to be Cornet, with permanent Rank in the Army, vice Alylne, promoted in the 29th Light 'Dragoons. Coldi;tream Rekiment of Foot Guards, Charles lefaitlantl Christie, Gent., to be-Ensign, by purchase, vice War: ten, promoted in . t he both-Foot. . 3d ReginicAt of Foot Guard:i, John - Stevenson, Gent. to - be Effsisn, by purchase, vice Graham, who retires. Battalion of the -let Regiment of Foot, Hospital-Mate , Michael Scot to be Assistant-Surgeon. . 3ci Regiment of Foot, William Price; Gent. tobe Ensign,. by pulchase, vice Hobson, promoted.' 4th Ditto, Ensign George Halford to .be Lieutenant, by purelia•ie, vi,,e,Kernpster, who reties. Hospital-Mate ChArles onarte..iy to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice. Wil liam•,, resigns. 6th Ditto, Captain• Martin Alvt-s, front the 33d, Foot, n, wire Austen, WllO exchanges, - , • ' •Ith L, tto , rlssistatiT-Surgeon Henry, Vearon,from the 6th Draoons, lobe Surgeon,. vice },ltiffii, prorated. As. *istant-Surgeon William juries, from the Loyal Surrey Rangers, to be Assistant-Surgeon, .vice Pnilips, de. gth pitta, Ilospittil-Alatc Thomas o'4laley to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Bzinits;reGigneci. rith Ditto, Ensign Downharn Newton,, frhm the i tat West India Regimentoo be Ensign, vice Ittrriott, who eichlaits . . • 13th Dittd'Avdstant-Surgeon Zyilliar3 Patten, from the • 42d Foof, r, be Sur'eon, vice . Gentlehian, fiece.sed. 1 4: 11 Ditto, ".nsigh 133rry Nforris to be Lieli,telizli, with out purchase, vico,Gciint, promotzd in the 2d. West In dia Rogiment. 'Moses Clark, Gent. to-bc 'Ensign, vice rilorns. •. ' . - 4 190 L tto, ThOillaS'Adder§ty Jones, Cent'. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nixon, promoted. 23c1 - Ditto, •En,:ign James l'earse, from the 44th Foot, •to he , First Lieutenant, _by purchase, 'vice Pearson, pro- • moted. . . 24th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Dunbar Topey.to be Cap. Lin, by purclitsc, vice Henn, who retires. Lieutenant Charles Stisted,. from the Half.pay• of the late 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Acklum, who cxchanes. Ensign john Chatterton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Henry Andrews, prordotod. William Ball, Gent. . to be Ensign, vice Grata, who is superseded, being ab . sent without leave. 2Sth Ditto, Captain Alexander Godley to be Major, by • purchase, vice lohnston, who retires. nth Ditto, Hospital-Mate qcorge Guthrie to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Gib.sotr 3oth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Lahiff to be Captain, by ptirthase, vice Sallack, w kt.i. retires. . - 324 Ditto, Ensign William . O'Doiherty to he. Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Trotter,- promoted in the .63th Foot. _William Fozard, Gent. to be Ensign, vice OiDogherty. . Regunent of Pont; Captain Henry'Ausren, from 'the 6th .Foot, to - be Captain, vietAlves ' whOex.ehanges. 35thDitto ? - .Ttiomas Best, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur chase, vice Crorne, who retires. Bth Ditto, Ensign Thomits Tiddiman to be Lieutenant, by nurchaS:z, vice Cliatiman, who retires. 39th Lieat-cr.:ant John Wray-tei be Captaip, - by pur clia4, vice Martin, wiiorctires: 41st Ditto, , Ensign ThOritaS Crawford to be Licuterntnt, by I , urchase, vice Cross, promoted. '4st:l Ditto, .EXlliign - Ht!nry St. John to In Lieutenant, by ptirOaw, vice Runbury, Ni , ho.-retires. ' vitt Ditto, Ilospinii•Mate Danicl Doyle to be. Assistant e ' Surgeon. std. Ditto, Volunteer --- Dobb3 to he Ensign, iite t'a , 4l, jun.. yviioe ap_poirtirrient does- not Jake., place. Lico.tonant Colley L. Lucas Foster to be Adjutant, vice I,UL:tett; who Teg:gos. 531 Ditto,' Captain John Buckland to be Major, viceßra, ban .t deeca..».:(f. SSLit Ditto, itort Anstruther Thompson, Gent. to be Ensi4n, by ptirch.;se, vice Harvey, pkiinoteci in the 7th - - Foot: - 59th Ditto, Captain Ariarnson.W. Browne, from the 68th FOot, to ..be 'Captain,. vice Poison, .'vt he. exchanges. Hein,/ Bayer Otto, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice gweet, promottxl. both Ditto.'n;: - Agn Francis John Fuller, from the 24th Foot, to be Lies:ten:int, by . purehase, vice Kenah, who retires. Ensign A reliihdhl Campbell, from thc.79th Foot, to be.EL.4igu, vine' Ciqueron, who exchanges. 6jd Ditto, Captain Donald 14LNiv:.:11 to b Major, with. out purdtase, vice Wieroth, promoted iwthe Rifle 6tll Ditto; 'Captain William Grey Poison, from ilie 59th Foot, tore Captain,. vice Browne,.who 79th Ditto, Ensir 1. C. Cantcron, from the 60th Foot, to b Eii3igu, viedCainpbcll 7 , who exchan ges . shit Ditto, Ensign William fltil pot to be Lieutenant, vice Seymour, deceased. Peter Waterhouse, Gent. to be Ensign, vice I luipot. Sid Ditto, Lieutenant Cxsar •CoklOugh, from the 9;il Foot, tb be Lieutenant, vice Harrison,' Who resigns. R. B. I larrison, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, Ssci Ditto, Ensign John Ball to be Lieutenant,. vice 'rho. Smith, sen. deceased. Henry Collins, Gent, to be En sign, vice Ball. ~_ • - • • Seth Ditto, Brevet-Major Lauchlan 'M'Quarrie, from the 77th Font, to be Major, without purchase, vice itell, promoted -.•••••••••. , - - LONDON Printed by RyCHANAN Nl' NJ 1. I. AN. (tot Bow-Street, Coirent-( arden); =4 1' üblishedby 4Yz LLt AnbtteLit Sc IP rs (of Horse -ferry:- t 1 34 Wcstalinsl'l; , At the Strx.Onic-s, No. I 13) .Strand ; wheri AtAiertimmentz Oriert fur the Paper Letter, the kii r w r 'p penij inulr he - keras6ll.. , ( 9 P qeth itto, Richard dlitoiec Cent: to be 'Ensign, hi 'pin- _ • - . chase. 93d Ditto, Ensign George Young, front the 4th West India 'Regiment, to be Lieutenant. zd West India Re.>iinerit; -Lieutenant - John G r.-mt, from', the 1.1. th Foot, to b:. Captain of a Company, vice_ritoinp..•.- Son, decaised. 3d Ditto, Ensign .joint Charles Karr to be . Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gore, who has a'a,setted himself without leave. Quarter-Master ----- Jennings, to he Entign, vine Kerr. Serjeant-Major --•--- Jesonan, 0°,114 ht! oth Foot, to he Quarter-Master,,viceJelinings.. 4th West India Aesiinent, Aubrey Carteret Eowers,Gent. to be. Emign, without purchase, vice Young, promoted in the 93(1 FOoi. 6th Ditto, Captain James 'Miller, 'from ,the Llall-pay of the late itzth Foot, to be Captain, vice Duncker, who . .... . . exc:nauges. - • Stlt Ditto, Ensign William C. Mackay to be Lieutenant, vice Wastneys, deceased. Donald Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice Mackay. • , 9th West India Regiment—.To be Ensigps, with perma - nicit Rank in the Army—Ensigns Desmoyers, Latireali Jean B. Ride, Louis‘D'Escordal,.— ,M Louville, - COloinier. loth be Ensigns, with permanent Rank in the the Army—Ensigns —.- Richer, - De Luppe, Lalung, Mon plaisir Havre, --Deratas, ' LaLep, Piece, and D'Angladc. • • ,* iith Ditto—To he Lieutenants, with permanent - Rankin the Army,Lieutenants George Thompson, George . M. • Lud•.:r. To belnsign—Ensign John Harriott, from the filth Foot, vice Newton, who exchanges. . . tith Ditto.-To he Ensigns, with permanent Rank in the Army—Emigris Evremond De Laurel, Robert l'reaux, Devaitx , Des Rivieres, Charles Rocheburne Miehael Iktiny, Auguste . Roget, Etienne Noel, dornalet. Rifle Corps, - Gaptain-Lieutenant Alex. D. Campbell to be Captain of a Company. . . CaPtain Nugent's Let y. To be 'Ensigns, and to have - Rankin the Army so long on ly as :they shall be employed in the said.Levy—Edward CaAidy; ° Gent. Thomas Wilde, Gent. BREVET. Colonel Arthur Whetham, of the ISt FOot 'Guards, to be Brigadier-General in the Leeward Islands only. - Coi-onel , Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the zd West India Regiment, to be - 13 . rigadier-Gencral in the Leeward Islands only. • • Drevet-Aajor Robert Uniacke, on the hall-pay of the late to4th Foot, to 'be LieutenantXolonel In the Army. Commission dated May 3, 1796. STAFF. • • • Lieutenat:ht-Colonel John Barnes, of the ROyal Artillety, top,be Deputy Barrack-Master-General to the British, Forces serving in both the Canadas. The Prince of Ifiale4's .o.crn Regiment of Forible Infantry. Lieutenant Thpmas Macdonald, from the late Lirne:ick Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Roderick Fraser, who . resigns., • Aga! Lancashire.raltatteers. • Ensirn John Drake to be Lieutenant, vice FickfoTd, who resigns. , ..„ Colo7el Maedonald't Regiment Fr rci.6l.: Imfan/ty. Lieutenant NeiLlCl‘Kinnon to b.: Captain, vice John Mac Donald, vitioe appointment does not take placz. • 61;nd Regime 4 cf Fiucible Lieutenant Thonias Hill. t . rona t he' late . Linierkktenciblcs, to be Ntljutant, vice Kelharn, who reiips - . RhingdonPVlenteet: Cava?"' . • John Steel, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Static, who rasigns. • - Clxviot Lig-iv:. • William Nelson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Trotter, who Mips. , Ralph Suiderion.,G.ent. to'be - L4utenaht, vice Reed, who resigns. Thomas Selby, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clarke, Who re- Sip) John Whitehead, Gent. to IN Ensign, vice COmpton, who • • %signs. Rev. lames Thomas Gibsoll . Riddell to be Chiplain. ' Lval Leicesterrolunteer Cornet G. A. L. heck to be Lieutenant, 'vice Hodzcs, Thomas Peach, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Keck. Ma and Collingbain rchenteers. Jonathan North, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice 14-nowsley,,who resign. Gearge North, Gent.'to be. sec.Ond Lieutenant, vice Wil icinson. John 'Adamson, 'Cent. to be Second Lieutenant.. Batt iliou 4 - the 2..1 Regiment of Rayed Edinburgh. Volunteers. Ensikn:William Ctunpbell to be Lieutenant, vice Ikkhard •son, dece4sfd. John Gordon, Cent:, to be Ensign, vice Dillon, promoted. Ed.,vard' }tobert .Breugiiton, -Gent. to be .Ensign, vice Cmpbell. . • Fawley and Dibdin Volunteers. Lieut. Tho. Moody, of the llibdin Volunteers, to be Cap . vic:.• Tate, who resigps. 'Ensign William Richards, of Ditto, to be'Lieutenaitt, vice. Moody. John Covey, Gent. to be FAIL:sql, vice Rieharas. 6insb.oroug4:eoliquers: George Radley; Gent. to bC First Lieutenant. *Leonard - Towns; Cent. 4o' be Setond Lieutenant, vice Healy, who resigns. . - and Wicibam. golunicer.r. Joseph Horn, Gent. to be' Ensign, vice Tuckcr, who re signs. Lays/ tiimate Pciuntcers. Robert JOnes, Gent; to be Second Lieutenn.nt. Ilfoti4ray Folunferrt. RichArd Norrnn, Esq.. to be Cptain;. ViCe Parke, who , .11/faehlin Polunieers, ' " Lieutewint William Nikchell, on the italf-pa; of the s.th NS/di-India Regiment, to be First. Licutenkrit, vice - Perthshire Brigade. • Stormont XattOon.rrlittlie Millefi Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vicel'tattray, w,ho resigts. John_ Moneur, • Gent. to be lecdtitt neuter:ant, Vice Dtincati, wiiO re- signs. Cu"ma company---Tohri Sharpe, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice titysiiile, who resigns. Loyal Ringi:vood licknti4•rt. • ' ' • Captain William Clarke to be - Maps:, Vice . oaltt-, de ceased. Lieut:ulant Jolla Hicks to be Captain, ,vige Clarke. I(.ilm Martin tdbe Lieutenant, tiee Hieks. • William Quinton, Gent. tp be Ensign, vice Martin Smitale and 115• dale liduntters, CilitainGeorge Stianson, from the 4R.othsay„and riess,"Fenciblc:;, to be Captain; vice Davidson, who re si'gnst. . . 1,91 . al Sicaprt Viitilitters. ••• . Thomas Marsland to be Capta tietitertant, vice Boardman, - who resigns.. • . Peter 13o:rn - irnan, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Marsland• josepit ticaner, Gent. to be Ensign, vice liorrOcsks;,pro mote/. • • ' - • • Jonathan Robinson, Gent. to be .Ensign, vice -Smith, who resigns. fihontsi PoWnall, Gent: to be/Ensigii; vice !Acid,' pro. motel Sunderland Poluntor ArtAllev: Seccind Lieutenant jamc licigg i tp be First Lieutenant, vice Wak,e, who resigns. Thtinfas Gent. to be -SecOnd Lieutenant 'vice • Hogg, MT.MORANDMI. Licuteriant John Fitimaurice, of the 60th Regiment of Foot, who was,suFrseded in the Gazetteof the ILI No vember lag, is re-instated in his, Rank. , , T e NI in the Gazette of the toth February last. For Colonel Manner; Kerr, of 621 Foot, tube Brigadier: General to the Forces in the , West Indies only-. Read, CoNnel Manners Kerr, of the fo,cl Foot, to be firiga-. dicr-Ceneral' to the Forces in the Wet Indies only, vice Cunynghatitc, whose Appointment has pot taken place. TWENXIETti DAY. . The following Prizes were Drawn : No. 44,7:8; a P.rize of scoot. • N0.'36,852, a .Plize9t 5031. Nos. 42,343, •36,61 s, 681 Prizzs NbS. 10,005, 5,253,' 47,, ot SHIP NEWS, POOLE, MARCH 23. Sailed—the - Friendship; Beniston, Lark, Barnes,, Reli ance, Millwood, Martha, White, Hope, Stickens, and Bee s Bittle, for Newfoundland; Palladium, Yule,: itit Sunderland ; Two Friends, Hutchins, and Hope, Winter, for Arundel. . , • • CRAVRSF.ND, MARCH 23. . • • Passed by—the Sovereign, Mitch e l, from Snrinam; Summer, Thomas, from Cork; and Victory Douglas, from Lisbon. SaiLed—the Lord Thurlow, i • Dale, for India; Jason, Watt, and Portland, Allen, fo r Jamaica ; Hunter, King, for Newfoundland ; Felicity, gtonehonse, fOr Oporto; Vrow,E kc, and Wtrwagling, -,---, for -Harnburgh. DIED. Qn-the 4th inst. in Dublin, after a shert illness, uni versally regretted,- lan - Howard Kyaß, of the County Of Wickl , iw, Esc); on whose estate lie the immensely valua ble Copper Nimes of-Ballymurti!:ll. On . the .25th. of January, of an apoplexy at sea, on his passage to Minorca, the Rev. William Martin Leakei. L. L. B. late of Peter-House College, Cambridge, ReCtor of Kincott. and- Vicar of Watlington, in the County of Oxford, and Chaplain to His Majesty's ForceS in the Island of Minorca. . On Friday morning last, of .a decline, aged 25,- Mrs. Thomas Newton, of Warwick-square. On Sunday lasi, Mr. iticnard tninfield, son of Mr. Whinfield, Grocer, Gracechurch-street. On Saturday the 14th inst. at his house in Upper Bel grave-place, Pimlico, John Knowles, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the White, aged So. On the isrh inst. Mrs. Sarah Blizard,. at her house in Welbeck-street. caußsE 6P EXCHANGE, I VE4DAY, A: liamburgh - 7 26 us. A Itunit 31 8 14 us. Legimgn - - 54: Naples - - . 45 Geuoa . it Cti 24. Venice; - 45 Lisbon - - ' - 56 Oporto - - 56* Dublin - -13 i - 50 PR ICE YEST • Bank Stock shut Navy Seer Cent: g 5 I,i slier Ccnt. i797„shut fish's per Cent.. shut 4 per Cent. Con. shut 3 per Cent. Red.. shut 3 per Cent. Con. 57 ill Ditto Scrip Bank Long Ann. shut Ditto Simrt Ann:shut Ditto Scrip . If STOCKS, ERDA Y. iltdia Stock • . Ditto Bond's s. dis. Exchequer hills s. dis. New ditto . .I.ottery 'rickets • Orrmiuni 4: ; 1-1 5 prem. Iniper..3 per Cent. 57 Ditto Ann. tt 3-16 Bank for Account indkt foi.. ditto Cons. ror Apr. AN APPEAL... rTHE Stigma whiCh an ALCrihter NlcclicinC .1; may lapour Ouder, is.a firifizniir,:ssion which isnof the leaSt difficult impediment a Propriefor of-such 'a one has to encounter. Weil attested facts are not suf.cient to convince one, who, from mint of, liberality and candour,, is deaf to. every ar4urnchit but to that.of yorsonal l: iow ledge of a 'dire, whitli, thl'otO,h accident . , play never' come under his observation : He condemns, without taking the tronble to assure himself, by enquiries, eithier into the nature of the specific, or of those facts which -the Daily Prints give him en opportunity, because it is the produce of one whom he terms irregular : He will not altow 7 one Mau, thoiigh Lis Whble -study and genius' may be devoted. to one end, to be able to product a RL medy for a Disease, merely on account of his not having served his Apprentice- Ship. Mare is'eapeaed from a Patent and in less titne than that presented by your Apothecary' oy rea wn of our tieing obliged to bpeak in decided teritts as to ,i ay . merit, to npo'ose otitietves against thisct,-.rnnnation:-vt Inffi-conViatOrk. • Vor the cstahlisittucia of S,:r.nuaYN ANT s COR UTIc Decors, weowu much tuitsown and the candid, unbiassed opinion of a lib;ral,Pul?lie, with whom we rest our think; fat patronage. 'The above : Props arq prep.tred and sold at the Dispen sary, IsTo: 15, Soho-squarc, London, inbettlesoffs. and IL 2s. teach-411e ss:' bottles' are marked Frs. Spilsbury ---his Atiscorbutie Drops--by tite King's Patent,' and the larger with the addition of ti:e ; also sort by the general Venders of 'Patent Medicines in . Town aLd Country. 'i'o THOM A.S TAYLOR, - Esq. No. 9, New bridge-Street, - • • Ifni - toured Sir, • Le.liuburgh, March cg, a.ot. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the I - I leave been aMided With'\the Liles Vette , yet:r 179 p, .. . m ai which, front its obStinately resisting every course of Medicine. prescribed by tho most etillOCrkt of the Faculty here, and undergoing several scyere courses of salivation, and twice discharged front theHospito., with little relict; would appear to be Of the most invetetate nature. In the •spring or last year my etisc.)rder had. got to soch:a head, its ncurly. tp.put a period to my,existence—,l hada large weer onthe crown of my lie - ad, one On each inri, and my legs were brokeot t in a.frightful manner ; •iny right wasdrcae fully painful, ':and had ball in a state of• ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large adios on it, was very much discoloured, F end - gaveine suet en-tutiat ing pain, particularly when warmin bed, as nearly} to de priyc Inc of .rest • in this lamentable state, I was recom mended- 'L - Thompson,' (who received" lo great a cure by' them here), to take 'y airs Leake s Patent : piEs, which I began to do on. the 26th, of May ; in the ,cpurse of a fortnight, I began' to` receive 12:merit—in' lithe:more than al - tont)) the ulcers 'on my 'heed and • - atmrwere -soundly healed—soon after, the .sores on my legs healed also; leaving, however, .considerable djscoiottration it t;tc `skin, andpain in the . bonaof the ktt, tiv tiica, by the Mei.- 'sing .of God 4 and a little longer. per:seve?anee in your inva- - luable, Medicine, subsided; the riet.s dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oft'. - T thus became, bsr your liberal ad4ic'e ara:Me dicine, perfectly free from all my former cuu4ilaiittS= • have' recovered .my former . spirits and strength, at i am be cOrne jolly and far, le wLii.ll state having cot:Nun:Li inaiv months to the astonishment of all who kriew nte, I tan at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, • for the good of other sulleritig mortals, to make this my •.easeart ptiblic.as possible, as I shah on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly. oblige, Sir,. your grateful, obdiett, very humble servant, ALF,X. 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Also 501d,...by his appoint mew , to tiie convenience of those living at a distance,, at the Perfurner - S, No. 35, St. A.lban's-streer, Ball-ANL ; the Toyshop, No. ford-street - ; Mr. Disborouglr . s,. N 9. 7, ;. Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, Viiion-row, Little -tower hill ; NIr. Watson's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ;- Mr. Call= well's, Dublin; and tiv one pi.srson in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only :ts, 9i. each, sealed up with full o& plain direttions, whcreny. persons of either sex may theinselves with easeo:pred, secrecy, and - safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is scaled up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed - , at the Stamp-Office—" T.. Taylor, N. q, Neer BriOeysXrvet,"—to imitate which is Felony - , and all ottizi> are Counterfeit. - TO BE .SOLD - BY AUCTION, By Mr. RICHAIDSON At Ifs House; No. 3r, the corner of Villiers-street, iti thd Strand, on Tuesday,. March 31, at. Twelve o' C ; AGENUINE awl - CAPITAL COLLEC_ 'Ti ON of high finisried CAICINET PICTURES in tint preservation, including the choicest Works of • Vernet, Lantarie, Creuze, -De Marne, 0 nun egausick, , Landon of,Paris, . . Truth crowning -Arts, a chef-d'oeuvre, aec. &o; well worthy .the attention of the Connoisseur. - To be yiewed. , Achinttance One Descriptivd Catajogues gratis. N.B. Every Pi tune is warranted origami,. as rnentit,n4 in the Catalogue. ,' -SAND OILS.—TO THE LADIES., INNOCENT and infallible, are - rho - only •iire., vcntatives to the grpwth of superfluous Hair; have for•matiy years succeeded in the hi hest repute by the pre= vailing patronage of the first Nobility, 'that no one,r.eed, despair who uses them-ticeording to direction. Sold ' as usual, in Packets,. containing Patzlies to talee.otliharr. phial :Ind Pots sigtivd - " ELF.:+raLt.." . ~ • ELL;NORA!s tine LAVO CREAM, being, the firs; and tinest cornpOsition ever - invented .to preserve the-Stitt and beautify the: Complexion; far superior to MiAc.. of Roses, or any thing ever made known; it is particular ly agt - czable to Gentlemen after shaving, as it cools trod lusts the remaining.heivs. • SANO PASTE, esteemed admirable for beatitifiing . the Hand: a few trials rove thi*, for inclement weatiier, or after Sea bathing. cures Burns, Scalds, and Chil4. • Sold, by appointment only, at My. Turt's, Royal Ex chan,3e ; Mr. Kurnpiiry"s, No: tfS Oxford', sweet'; Williams's, No. 41, Pall:Mall ; Mr. Aletz;all's, Nb. 54, Holborn-hill ; Mr. Cattit's, - No. 52, New Briud-street; r.. Lloyd, No. 2, York-Sirect, Crivent-g;trdeii tiaymarkr..t; and by, ,the. Proprietor, atiN.M.3. Carpenter-street, Mount-street, at 31. pc: - D.tll*.. is. sd, each Picket, and rzfereacc..martz 13.:•.ware of Cvar;:crkit: , .. • T T is notorious, that varicms Disorders of the , tt hrman frame are brought on 'J'y dissipation in youiki• and the gross violation - of.thwe riiks which prudence div..' arcs for the presereation.ot he tlth, anti () g l '" - • Lion for a long and happy - life,. tires a tir and strOns constitution. The blessuigs of - health are nti sooner than painful Aperience teaches the inestitnAble Value ;,,i7" . ; it, anti the unlu.ppy patient looks around, too often. :a vain, for the means of its recovery Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, recommends his Cord - oil Bairn of Gileail , to all- thOse whose constitntions have .4ceti impaired by early imprudence, and whose nerves arc -af flicted by intense study,. the too - free use of ar4oi; spirits, tea-or evtiet, as well as to etil persons who are by, lot . ig'resii.'ence in hot and unhealtny climates, in wl t ikla ". cases it will invariably prove of the mosx sovereign CitlCj , cy, •br-4cingthe relaxed nerves, stringthening invigor- , . _ atinr, the constitution. ' The various weaknesses peculiar to the fair sea come '. immodiawly wider the power of this restorative; sad many ... ladies of fashion and respeaability have found it to be ;lie best tneca:3l 9pendage totheir toilette they ever !RI will ; re!cruitingi the decayed spirits, dissipatiag . the head • ach, dullness, 311 , 1 languor; and creating a pleasing viva city, chasing' 'away melancholy, it gives comfort and • strengtir to the whole system. Numerous cases Itptve from' time to.time been published in this and every 'NeWspaper in the Kingdom, for the en- couragement of the afilicled to use and persevere ,st a md-• • clicioe'which so'eminently afford's a complete cure in all cases-of debility, ' - The train of melvneholv - disorders Avhich aalia the hu.-: man frame, nder the denOmination of Ner,46us Diseases; are'tie print )1 sou roes of huinaniniierY in the pr i Vil tiers . of health, hose disorders proCeed from. suc hau infinite vori.st'i . :and complication of causes , as xo render it imps,' sibie, i t even it were alwayi necet"sary,, to tra th.:nn to their true trac source. The etteds, however, a,re but too well known, indtoo severely felt amongst too great a portion Of inankindl• an n d to the.ie eitZtcls it roily • withont irtaxgera. Lion be 33serted, that arsy reMedy.itiperior of - more ce4e- •• br a t‘.-d ts„,r eftic:; v v than Dr, Solomon's Cordial Balm of .: c.: . i t lisad, Inver his been discoycrud. This - incomp:irable D o ,l;n_orQjle-1.1, is at oiu.-e the ,hair t= , 7l. e t ! r w , r4 and efticaci- .ous-mcitone ev - .tr vet nisztsver , , . weak and shattered constitutions, ' 'weakrt-ss " et"V"6l,s t ar - ---4 incsoor.., hynoeboadria, tremblings, horrors O:iht : , 1147 • -..-'!. sex.i.at Oelmlity, and all other diseases arising ifrorn•! . a‘, rot I.lrZti - ,:taie CA . the nervous system, and often the• conse, • quence of intemperance, debauchory, inattention to tbia :.• ' neeessacy caresof heAlth,.luxury, in sedentary, inactive . ; ",' or studious lift, this Cordial Balm has universally estab . ' lishzd its-restorative e ffi cacy, and may be justly entunor.... - ated amongst the forwaost of those happy discoveries . ~.,-.. which medical research have procured as the blii'ssings of , :..'!i the human race, amid greatest countehaive to liuniari.tni.4 .. - ' . - i ' sere. That , sands art . this day in-the-three - King ,losens, ti; c , . to bless theday they first applied 'to till:, adrnirable teniedy '-') and errioy the blessings of healt h, who &ni g ht atherwfs; have X-roppeil into.an untimely grave, the victinis of , e. i ••• .' • ..,r,.. • , 4, imprudence. ' . • .'.) l A re in lai er ld ic , , th N e or E vN a .a s y t , I s. n ‘ d v ie ed s e ,4l.3 a rni bu P - rgh, i ß it e e r c l o it u l, n a ts o f l . Denmark, all concur in stating, that no Medicine ever j ai ._ ..`' tioduced in those Countries anet with such rapid a n d e t.,; traordinary isalei . . The Custom=house Books , at Londe* . and Liverpool will evidently show that more of) this M 4., rl lai nl id, dicint is exported than all others put - i together. ' ' - --, . .Dr. Solonton . Tconsciotts of the reaitude of llis,condtid, .j, and the uorivaded, ,unprecedented efficacy of his "Medi_ ~-.; eine, cannot withhold so . great a blessing- from soc'.ety ,„-. A and is determined, at the annual expel= of five thous. n 4 pounds, to establish thik. great Discovery L3r the bend of Mankind, and will continue regularly to advertise Irt:c ‘ ,_,....: geninlii, and voluntary - Attestations of its 4Uperio • r rii 1 cacv. runt of thorn and Aellcacy, preclude the inserrirn- o ..: u p, LettCrs of 'importance to the Community, and to ;; 4 ,:. in particular.. he rriay, , , however, he sma at 1. ' ' • the Doctor's Pnblication, - eotitled " A Guide at llelo tits"' a new edition of which is now'just publistm‘d at ls- and niay•be had .of H. .D S ymond s, Ilaterposter.-ro VV., Lon,. don, and all gaol:Sellers, with an elegant Portrait'of thd, , Author. - • . . . A SAVING OF ONE .POUND SIX SHII.LINGS . . The Cordial Bairn of. Gilead is sold in bottles, place , 'llalf:a:.(ijainea each. There arealso Unites, price 51. ccn taining equal to twelve bottles at cos. 6d. by which zhe Patient saves sl. 6s. -:These can be had at the Doctor* • House at Liverpool ; Mathews,' No. IS, Strand; and all Country 3ooksel lets and Printers of Provincial PsPet': Dr. Solomon ;flay, be consohed by Letter (p0 , 1 . -p;il 3 ), :nclosing his usual rep of - half-a-guinea. vit:._ S h L t nets 'should, for safety, be ' thus dineded :-;'-';:.'.' Money ..Lette, Dr., Solomon, Solomon's 'Place, Liverpool; paid postage." . , , . . _ ... double ' ***, To ensure the most inviolable secr6cy, JAtters mar 'be ordered to be addrsseillor X; L. or A. 1 3 ? ,, v . ,ir-be i'° 6l- Office, till. tilled for. ' .' k' • . ' ()ffiCC'' 11' 1 1 %' ,- , N. 8.. The Postmasters at .all Ppst- "' - ' ' Drafts for small :.minis of morn y; payable .:•it the l'O'.it- Office, - Liverpool ;. which. isn secure. inetliild of eutwe'r- • once. . , . .\s Dr. Solomon's practice is! now becaW so great a tid extensive, and his il 11S C'n t ttagnginentS reAlttice aL.C,,.gli. ilerable portion oh iris time .und, a ttriadams,,..l44..,e 4- .':'''' when Consulted, the usual cornplitnent, of - I '"''''''''....,i • but all wrizt.ol cases, or Letters of Advice, to he zr.swen.L at his leisure, . are 'requirAl. to inclose only - :13114;G ginr-II" l 0 order. to prevent ,vi - ,avoidable delays, and coniequent. disappointracnts, Agents are required to sold their Orders before their Stkiet' is quite e::lnotgrqd.. Capt.rins ri.lliir.r.;, &e. are supplied. n 'the tire __ . .,... 2 a Mi.•. third Mond ' ays in every Mouth,• of which th e y -,, 'ill r .. ap ' ' notice. . , .- • . . •,- :. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is now „ 5,-.-nsi - dered ai the greare , :t DiScovery that has been Mad:: sn i lie incipasy,..of 111311: it is potent, tole, and I,lehr.a.nt. The rtpid 3nd ins, creasing faine bi.itowed on its Anther aisd iii - ,entor (1)To Solomoii, of Livetpoolj, i-; the `rue arid only -ciitc - l i o n to judge. of . -th . c merits of a ;vie licine, Nvtlich has betti admitiistelcd from she highest to the lowest class ofpeople, with such happy and uniform s tcces3. , 1' fi: irewicis,r,t• thus a-r..:dicirit-frctlutattly c_rinot !est supplied as tick. as t lle. dernati.l it torn t angst ii a, .1, 1 4 :1' wot thy ot mark, Mit thsy are sold nearly as soon as.. they arrive. at 'NMI, 11;03'. 61 the 13? 'if-guinea 6ot az, beiz4 hdspOka bore they are ordered. * * None can 4:= Virti:le but what .has a Certificate • l iT.ii‘ed by the Doaor, se,:iCd up withii-iside of the wrjlpp pe r, 3na corrzsp..-vitl2 Cir fat ,iratiic lbe outside. ---