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' „ From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 31. , - • . . , Ccormirfi , ;:s 1,1 'tie. Berks hi re NI i ti 2, Signed 4y 114 Lcra' Lieu . • - iendirt. • To be Colonel.—George Henry Vansittarr, Esq. vice Earl of ltadno6 resigned.' Dated May 30, 1800, , • To 1.1 c: Lieutenant- Colonel-ThomasWilliarn RaVenshaw, • vice Vansittart, promoied. • Dated August azo. be Lieutenza—John Bevan Edwards, Gent. 'Dated' Jan. 26, i4ioo. . I'o be Ensigns—Fist:ph Dated jan. 31, dog. • Get* Pinckney, _Gent. - Dated Feb. 25, I Seo. D§born, Gent. Dated March )9, 134.0. 'WhichCombe Henry Willis,. Gent. Dated April- $, John: Blagrave jun. Lsq. Dated lune z), 1806. Taylor Gannet, Gent. Dated .Deo. .5, IRoo. Edward Tcnnel, Gent. Dated Dec. lz, 130 c., -- • • . 'Commit Wont in the Seventh tor 4yi and, Renfrew) Itegi ' meta of North British Militia, sired by the Lard Lic...- iienut. • , James . Callenilar,. Gent. to be - Lnsign. Dated May 6, • 1799. Andrew Hair, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May 2 5. 1 799. t' • Connnissioni in this Fourth (or Dumfries) Regiment of Noith British Militia, signed ly the Lord Lieutenant. 11101)144 Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Ott. 25, 1800. Alexander Orr, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 25, 1800. DIVIDENDS. .hfarch ;. John Adams, of Yortsea, Hants, slopstller, :at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 26. Robert Meatyard, late of Fit.lierton Anger, Wiltshire, fellmonger, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, New Sarum, Feb. 26. Richard Watts, late of fareham, Southampton, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Farehani. 'Feb. 23. John Woodheact and Andrew Lane, of Man chester, merchantS,Ut eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. tlarelt,6. James Rogers, late of Bristol, merchant, at twelve, at the Assembly Coffee-room, Bristol. feb. 26. James Marshall, allath, hooksellcrott twelve, at the White Lion Inn, dath. Feb. 27. Silvester, otherwise Siblan Fowle, of West Rainham, Norfolk, miller and baker, at three, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. March 3,. William Ludlam, of Queen-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 7.. lames Kirk, of. Gravesend, Kent, common brewer, at twelve; at Guildhall. - • feb..3l. Matthew Bishop, of Shcrbornc, Dorsetshire, ' baker, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Slicrborne. March 3. William Cousms, of blaidstone, Kent, shop. keeper, at-ten, at Guildhall, London. • CERTIFICATES.. V,Gb. 21. Daniel Middleton, of Chester, ale and porter merchant, Abel NValker May, late of Liskeard, Cornwall, shop.. _keeper. . • Tlioucas Dennison, of Rickerptc, near Carlisle, spirit ' lncrellant. Joseph Rogers and William James, of' Bristol, merchants. George Taylor, late of Marlborough, Wiltshire, bar-c-. owner, William Massey; of renchurch-street, schoolmaster. . Frini the LONDON GAZETTE, febriavy 3,1 So! . • ;Mr-Office, February 5. Regtmtnt of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Arthur Brag.thwayte -to be . Captain, without purchase, via Taylor" : promoted. Cer,ict ,without Brew to be Lieu tenant, vice Branthwa,yte. John, BUCklliaster, Gent. ' lAte Cornet in the ist Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet, vice Brew. • - .7th. Ditto, Cornet Hickman Leland Rose to he Lieutfn ant, by purchase,. vice Malone, who retires. William . ElWood, Gent. to ke Cornet t vice Ruse. • .st Regiment of Dragoons, Peter Hawker, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Crain,jaroinoted. nth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Stephen Pitt, from the 16th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vieti•Suttoo removed to the 3d Foot G uards. . Cornet CanStpUri t...eorge ltidout, Muni the loth Light Dra goons, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Warden, pro 'moted. tath Ditto, Cornet Earle Cinilsey Daniel to be Lieuten ant, by purchase, vice Cramer, proinoted. ..18th Ditto, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver Thomas [ones, from the :toth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, vice Carter,. who exchanges. 19th Ditto, George I lutcbins Tiellaik, Cent. to be Cor net, by purchase, ViciAtidOUt, appointed to the I Ith DragOOlii. t*rit,PirtO, Colonel Arthur Carter, from the iSth Light •Dragoous, to be Lieutenatit-Colonel, viee Jones { who exchanges.: Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards, Captain G. J. B. Warren, from the both foot, to be Lieuteniuit, with. -out' purchase. • 4th Regitnent of Foot.-rTo 'he Lieutenants without pur chase, Ensign Thomas Ellis, vice Male e,. deceased. .Ensign William Garland, vice Lucas, deceased.. En sign William Sharpe, vice Phelan, eceased. Ensign Richard Yates, vice Brailsford, placed on Halt-pa). yth Ditto, Major Lord R. Edward H. Somerset, from the afith*Light Dragoons, to'he Lieutelialit-Colouel,"by /swami, vice Talbot, WllO retires. gth Ditto, Ensign John White to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Studdert, who retires. 26th Ditto, EnsignVilliain Walker to be, Lieutenant, by :purchase, vice Hopromoted. MarcM 31it Ditto, Cornet Rene Dc Montalembert, from the ist Dragoon , Guards, to be Lieutenant, by pur chase; vice Impey, pronwtcd. 't 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Desbrisay, from the New.: feuruitand Fencibles, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Harris ton, dismissed the Service. • 4 7th Ditto,- John William -1-lutchisim, Gent.. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Harrison , prom o te d : , both Ditto, Lieutenant D. 11 . 1‘Andrew,• from the Half pay of the 3oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Winch; combe, who exchanges, Hospital-Mate William IP- , getunto,be Surgeon, vice.Glasco, removed to the 64th 'oot. _ 44th Ditto, Surgeon John Glasc6 front the both root, to be Surgeon, - v.ce l IS/cod,: promoted. - - ' cytli Ditto, Quarter- Mastot-SCrje-4; JAMS Wmatton, to be Adjutmit, vice Cattney, 'deceased, 7Eth Ditto, Lieutenant Charles' George Gray, front the Half-pay of Captain Kingston's Levy, to be Lieuten ant,. vice Rdbertsoit, who exchanges. Sist DittO,'Rohert Moody, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur- Chase, vice Dickson, prornoted in the gosh Foot. 43 , 1 Ditto, Hospital-Nlate Kidd to be Assistant- Sorgtoo, vice Rowe, whole:urns to his former •situa nion oPHospital-Mate. , ' 8 . 511i.D Q i;to, uatter-Mater Armstrong Flood, from they 1-1311. pay of the late i 26th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Irwin,. who rosi7,ns. gad Retment of Foot, Ensign Richard Ryan,: from the ritli :out, to be licutcOnt, withounpurchasc. • • BREVET,. . , Liehtenant,.:Colonel COtint Bartholomew o , Mahony, of the lute• 4th Regiment' of the Irish- Br'igack:, to be Co lonel ut the Army. d . HOSPITAL STAFF, Surgeon Willfam Wood, from the 64th Foot, to be Ape- Occark to the Forks. Ilospita-Mate C'orge 'Poosey to be Apothecary to the Forces, ,ylee Travcrs,.who has been superseded. 1(941 Lancashire Volunteer:. rtmeirg Williant.BillinKhain to be Lieutenant, vice Coch rane, appoiatt.xl to the tsth root. Tytler, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Capkelt, promoted. Itrgiinor of . Pexcible Imj4ot;) , . Harrington, Gent. to bc: Ensign, Vice appoint • cd.to the 63d Foot , • Sore4.Guider. William Andrews, Cent. to bo Cornet, vice Drew, de - caul R!yal 111141-I,oihian rwhodeer Cavalr y, Cornet George Thompson to be Lieuteunt, 'floe Fozard, who tesigriS. Davit! Gray, Cent. to be Comet, vice Thompson. Ayr( rohthifir ArKt'ely. Lieutenant Thomas MlLellend to be,Capt n, vice Wilili:- ide. • Lie s utenant jlugh Cowart tobeCiptain, vice Ifunter, who resigns., . . . . ohn Tennant, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice MiLelland. I ) rant Kirkland, Gent. to be ditto, vice Cowan. ' avid Balliogall, Cent. to be tlittu, vice Vl ! ' illtan Tennant, who resigns. • • • • John Johnston, Gait. to be Adjutant, vtc:l-I.:nd.cie, who "resigns: Ist Banana!: of the Dundee Volsonterr. , second Lienterautt David Brown to be First Lieutenant, vice Blair, deceased; • William Wfllie, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown. .. . , . • . . rsi Regiment-of the R4 : l4lEast India rrdanteer.i. I ienry I tucLlon, Gent to be Ensign, vice Leighton, who resigns. _ Lsea! Ilaverfordlast Fuzilttrs. First Lieutenant Jolin Stokes to be Captain of a-Company, vice Lalq,harne, who resigns. • ' Lieutenant Edmund Bype, on the Half-pay of the 46th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Stokes. Xingu:et lidunteers. Lieutenant John Mq'herson; front the Laggan Volun teers, to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, who > x.changes. Laggon roluaterrs. Lieutenant' Alexander claike, front the Kingussie Vo lunteers, to be Lieuteuatit, vice M‘Phersoni who ex changes. Pendrakeshire rola:neer:: Godfrey Marsden, Pent. to be Ensign, vice David Davits, who resigns. ' • ` Rutland 14bn:errs. Lieutenant Mattllew Hicks to be Captain of a Company, Vice Scott, deceased. . ._.- • . • • MEMO* AIiDU.M. • . Lieutenant James ieton, of the . 6 . 7tit Regiment of Foot, is superseiltAl, being absent without leave. , ADJOURNED SESSIONS, GUILDHALL, FEBRUARY 3. Tills day, according to appointment, came on before,the RycoanEx,Sir JOHN ANDERSON,. AL dermal PRI CE, and Sir WI I.LI AM Ls I GiiViist, the Appeal, of With',/ , ' and Wood, two jonrneymen cabinet-makers, who were sentenced some time since to two months imprisonment, charged by their masters with combining for a rise of Wages but upon their appeal against this conviaion, Gu r argued, that the Cdriviaion was illegal, the charge - being brought upon an Ata of Parlia ment of the 39th` year of His Majesty's Reign, which had been repealed, and instanced several cases in point. - • Mr. How eLL, 'in behalf of Messrs. Oakley and CO. insisted that the At passed in the same Sessions was an ameudment of the other, and 'did not do it away. The RECORDER said, however far . the Legis lature had meant to confirm the Aft repealed in the nth, by another made in the .}oth, vct con viction could not take place upon an AA which was repealed. Whatever steps they might take after,. the men .must be discharged, which Was , done accordingly. SIIIP NEIFS. GRAVESEND, FEE. 3. Passed by—the Providence, Reilly, and Linen-hall, Lewington from ,Dublin ; Lady lane, Fotheringham , from Lisbon ; Hagen, Allen, and Mississippi, from I(irginix ; castle, Anderson, front ' _Surinam ; Cmstir, Ross,. from 'Ross ; and One ida, Pearson, front Charles town. - - , • - Sailed—the - Athniral. Gardner, Branford, for India ; Adriatic, Foid, and Lady. Mackworth, for .la maim ; Adventure, Bower, WI - St. Vincent's; Mary Ann, Fish, for Dublin; and Strenhall, Cook, for Antigua. Captain Philici'WhitesiOe to be tvl. , jor-Commandsnt, vice Acilnn, who resigns. , - ' 1,,,()15i DON Printed by lIIIC 4 HANAN WIVILLA N, (of flow Street, Covent-Carden); and Published by l'oms LizrevicE,tof Craven.liwithno; Drury-Lanej; At the '..tiN.9rvi-ce, "hi). i it, &rand ; where eidwritiements, Utderi fur the l'aptr, Letters for the ,Editor, IScc, (pou.plid),' must be addressed.. DUBLIN, AN. 31. ON Tuesday evening last, aliotiteiiiit OIL! house , if Mr. ADAIR, near Celbridge;lif the, County of Kildare, was attacked, by a band of rubbeim, whp-iminediately on seeing Mr. Mint a, tired several shots at him, and wounded him'so dreadfully, that he died the next day. They then rifled the house and got off. Yesterday, howelver, two of them were seized, endeavouring to , dispose of part of ,Mr. ADA.' tes plate in .Skiimer.row ; they were lodged in. the Castle Guard-House, and being searched, sufficient proof Was discovered to render it very probable, that the remainder of the gang are by this time apprehended. On Sunday last two murders of an horrid nature were' discovel-ed to have • been committed in the town of Killaloe ; the viainiS were Mrs.'Frances and Alicia Hawkins, sisters, and maidenladies of very advanced age. They had not been seen in , thltt town from the Wednesday &ceding: ,an acquaintance going to church ,on Sunday, acci dentally called at their house, and found them both murdered in then-beds. No cause whatever can be assigned for depriVing those unfortunate women of lik," as they were rather in disteessed circumstances, and of the most inoffensive chat_ racer. COUNTRY NEWS. •- ADILOWSON OF WALK,INGTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. '- At the George Inn, Coney-street, York, on Thursday the 3 - 9th of February; tiloi,binwien Eleven and Twelve o'Clock, in the forenoon (if not before cold by Private Contract, or which notice will be.viven); . - • MEE PERPETUAL AnVOW§ON ,of RECTORY and PARISH. WA.t.: KI NGT( IN, in the East Riding of the County of York, subject to the Life of_ thopftsent Incuinbent, aged about 33 years. Reitory conSistsoia new and spacious P ARSON. AGE - - HOUSE, with a Cbaelt-hou s e; Stables; DbVe... cute, 'and other suitable Out-building's . , an a; qa,a4„, Shrubbery, and Paddock:adjoining or near the sante,' ill the occnpol•o4 o(the present. Incumbent,;. and - also conwrizes a Dwelling-house, and di - Yers Cloies' or Parcels Of Land, Containing in the , whole about 53i0.Acr44, • lett .to 'Tenants several yearly rents, automating together to upwards. of Six Hundred POunds. • , • _ Walkington is apleas.4nt Village, about 3 miles from Beverley', the Capital. of the Ea s t „Riding,; .• is milers from the - flourishing Town and • Port of Kingston-upon-Hull ; and within halla day's journey of the City of York, and of this two Bathibg.Places . of Scarbecough.and.Bridlingten Key. 'l'i,e i l eir,libourliond is ‘,;enteel; the air s. l liibrinus; and the roads good. - Triz.Markets - bt are well supplied With Vi4h. 1 1 I0viiiuns of - all V. 104 t atulth: M.:ol:and other Sir : e Ccoches pass through"l3ever. ley, bet'Weefillell and . York, evtiry day in the week. • Pardenhits may be had of Lockwood and . Due,. hery, ,Beverley v.ot Messrs. Wheatley 'and4owler, of Stone, in Stainyttishire ; anti cfMr. Uri - then; to natton-,. Carden.. • , - • MANCHESTER, FEB. 3. On Tuesday night an alarm of fire was giscn from' a factory near Oxford-road, belonging to Messrs. Kirby and Littlewood, which in a few minutes spread with such fatal rapidity, that the inside of the building was in a blaze. Unhap_ pity Wit have to state,- that theyeorle were at work in it l and' from the fire beginning iu the lower-part of the building, those in the upper stories were cast off froni the me-ins of escaping. In this dreaditit Situation, feveral of the work people threw. Themselves from the windows . ; Wi t h a hope of saving life,• and 'every possible assist ance was rendered. Eleven lives were • lost in the building, and seven persons were taken to our Infirmary severely burnt and wounded. Six of them are in (I fair way •of recovery. 'Vi c distress that this calarnity'oceasioned may be bet. ter conceived than described. On Thursday evening about seven o'clock, we are' sorry to add, a fire broke cut in the factory 01 Mr. Salisbury, at knot-Mill, in this town, which spreading with great velocity, in a short time totally consumed the inside of the building, and.left merely the walls, which have since fallen down. The people were at work, but provi dentially escaped, except one woman, who going back for something she had left, toad not re. turn. Great eiertions were made, we under. stand, by two men to take her out of a window in the roof, but ineffedually. . , • DIAMOND LOTTERY. Lottery consists of only t 1,42$ .Ticket s, the first drawn thereof in the ensuing ENGLISH LorrotY ?: : which begins drawing the zd.of Match, will be entitled to the Di ANIOND, which is deposited in the Bank of England, and valued TIIEN Profefssional en of Education and V V Responsibility devlateliomtlie general Sy - stem - by :he selection of a peculiar 'branch,the sanction of long con tinued:pp:es:l,ls the best criterion of superiority. Eight.years'have r deieted ny'iraetice to the exclusive treatnient Disorder-,.sind the successful result --- or my plan gives me additional ardor to srppose, as far as able; the ravages of those: Compt nts which are the Joust itnportant.in tire Catalogue of lininanlinirinitics. ''Nfter-chiltiation into every-Braac'n,as an Army Surgeon, I. formed a wish at an early period oi-Pracliee to rescue:iii dividuals front the ignor:lnce of 'uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precjptitancy• of general Pr.thiltioners. The Three Disorders - , lathe Cure of which I have de_ voted my attention, comprise every, species of VEN E RF.A I, I NFECTIO,N", Whether iiri" recent or long au. ration : adly, All, kinds of debility; whether arising from the habits of-School-boys; or the indulgences of ntatur aits : And, lastly, that derangement. of - the system in wo. men which is called BARRENNESS, or STL:RI LITY. Ntinteroat Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lite arc poisoned by the 14diseretio9 of an ungpartied hour.—}3y a superior me thosl, such. Complaints are. easily cured; and, even Ohm: others have faihrl, I trust that . I may presume to od*ct radio a$ Few, however, are the cases of cothplicated distress iu this disorder, compared with the calamitoils situations of Men, • who, from an indulgence in a Solitary , vice, or-the prevalent gaieties of it fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is. the Unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . Where the Unhappy atafeter broodsover his misery,)int caretully conceals his niistiutu.ne, it may be some conso lation for him to know, that although it be an 'objecinf doubt' r uncertainty with other. Practitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my 'Experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce 'Manly vigour,. much anxiety wilt 'be prevented-by an early Counterac. Cum of this languid State ; and in these Cast!, 110 Scot difficulty will.eccur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a . proPe'r perseverance is indispensably requisite to reviv e the slum bering Sparks of Lite. and to re.animate the Constitution: - MAIM( ED WOMEN, - who have lung 'been pointed in their ex peetations of a Family, may tient swell, that in inost instances, such defeats are curable by lVferli— cal skill. • The secresy which is so essential to my Undertaking, • and thequalificatfons which I have presumed.to state, farm the basis of my pretensions, and • in coincidence with such • this intimation is given, that Mr. B. 11131 , be consulted personally, or by Letters(inclosing - a Small Note), at his house, No. z 9, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple Bar. 'There is an additional Entrance in,Water.street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doeil. , • M. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. at 30,0001. 'nit . Tierget. stiz - preseot sere milt -Two Guineas each, le?sn ^tlie great demand for them, it is exi.,e&ed that the fcw•remaining-tm soktwill imaiediately be ath , anced The Nobility, Gentry, and Public are xespedfully ac. (painted, that theY.are to be had at Mr. Nt citoLsoN's fortunate- Office, No. 16, opposite the Bank of England. DIED. On the 22d Ulf, at Edinburgh, Patrick Higg, of Down field awl Morton, IN; .-.. On the 318 t ult. near Criefl; is 1 1 erthshire, James ..Murray, late of Duna*, Esq. - agoa 80. On the 25th ult. Mrs. Shoppard, wife of Henry Shep pant,- EN. of Cin Thursday last, at lirentford, of a decline, in the zoill year of his age, A lexanger John Ross, CaptainA.iegtenant and Adjutant of the Plymouth Divisi(in of Marines, ,and only.soe. of the late Mart Ro'Rtirr itos, of the Marines. I'ItIC'E • IFSIGCK.S, 'ER DAY. 1 Inctitt Stock Dicrp lippds Exchequer-Bills Nek.ditto Lottery Tickets Ontnittin s-dis. Impel . . 3 per Cent..ssili Ditto Ann.' • • -; ' Wok for "Accottut , . . ~ India (or ditto Cont. for Feb. ccit 6 .. Rank StocK shut . Navy s petCe►tt. g9190.)i 5 perCrt►t..►7y7 fog - 1 ► r:01 ; per Cett,,,shut. 4 per Cent. Co►-. 7j3 3 per Cent. Keit. 5614 k 3 per Cent. Con. 55 oi I)ittt► - Scrip Rank I . o g , \ llll . 1 7 1 6 117 k Ditto Short Ann. 5 3- ioi Ditto Sciip ANTS a Situation in tlie a Young 'twoniy-twu ytiefs ; writes a gpod It Ind, itr,clcr;:tarids Accrunt,,• ir. v. 4111 recommrzideti: skr,d'Setiifay 1,-in b! gife ,llireet for 1:.. No.. liAborn. _ • • TO hE I.r.TT, • .A.Good :FAMILY HOUSE, with C6ach.. House,. st 4011:5, Garde , and l'addokit, adjoining, bizttatt: in the Hith- 'treet, iri Wot r ecA'A.lshire. For turtltex Patic,ulars,. Apvly, to . i‘lt. Clarke, of that place, or to Mr. Bicknell, is Norl'6lk-;trec':, in the Sthncl;-London. . • . BY'THE.KING I i PATENT. • The CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE. , CASE XIX`.. To Mr. RYMLR A BliStol, Oa. 17, 1790. Q IR, by your'Caraiat Tinfture I* have beets freed. trorn the Gout in my. stomach and bead. -1 t has mended my appetiteand digestion, and reinoved costive 4 ness. It discharges the bile, and clears'air - Sallow skin:. My Sister has smictiy pursued your .threetions-310 Tincture has quite restored Tier lost appetite, strength, and spirits: Ihe tits with wTtich sitc•iiad been alllictod many years, and for which she had used many Medicines without benefit, have not returned since ,:she - took....your Pills*, which have carried oil an' amazing number of small white wOrrits with slime. I'arn; Sir, your oOlig4 humble. Servant, J. 110WARL). • - * See Detergent Pins. ' CASE XX. • . ,• • Queen -spare, West Minster, Oa 9, 179*.• , In my case ot; sickness of stonia..h, ictehings,, sournesi, and pinchings, severe hcad.aolts, con vulsions, and- Lervous agitations, which greatly te l duced me, .1 was cured by. Mr. Rymer's Cardiac Tin:Auto, after having, for-'yekri, tarn. to no puirdie, a variety of Me. • diciaes•preseribed bi.Physieians and Apothecaries: 1 Nov .Piii LIPS, • CAsE XXI. . Reigate, Jan. 29, 1791-...' I do hereby certify,' that in violent p4itis:ill my SnA*4ll and my head, with wind and faintwss I was immudiately relieved bycAfr. Ryiner's Catgut: 'f 4:duce, . MAR. - Y STANNiuq. Froth Mhi. Stanning, et* -ReigatO. : CASE XXil. Bisliopsp ttv-ifteet,Jan. Ipr X 79 I- du certify, tha.t ltavuig iniutyl ears Wm the Yellow Jautialt e, aint a disorder in my liycr, ; witli dreadful :ioinpialutu - in the heati, -stornach„ and bowils, and swelled dropsical legs,. I w,is perfectly ream - tali to health and strength by the , vittues ot- Lk Cardiac' and Pills, .• TE'flikt CASE" XXIII. ‘.; • Lyndon; IleS. 4 These are to certify that. in debility of my stoina9th biliQw reteldd4s in the- morrddit, louraess, erubitiodrii spasms, and Ivmd, obtained grlat altd permaateht*boile.. hefrom Mr. Rymti 's CArdiac: • RR HART)l.'l)li,.l , i ER rooLgatt . L. rout Mr. K. Foal:a, .t.iatlieLd.tz . leat - Instrementrinaker to the . of. Wales; Great . CASE XXIV. - -- • -. rftcp. regular gout . Itavidgteconte.44 ,- 4.laitOilsairtkii,iwhty head witp . 4r.e.o.,4o4ifust $110U4,54 . 4% 4idaiiVS oaid with lei pattikr nioh4.;ry azul itiftP:l,32lt-lirOt . :ititt • my stQ,ltt.tettivith spa6mi,: k.-idilyt'vviud,rtalitasi tend loss of appetite, 1 . .,j4c. -1 / 4 4tivosItyr 4 general weat;ness, 7,4.:rvutts staritd , 4, .0 ogiuytte tremors, . These at.: cetlifv, 'that I iNas".ll:ll'zs:t7l.lty itte of Wr. meei ; :rnd .that..sidee; 'by. takieNr,at oeeasii.mt;ll) ceitt4lue id cum i'ortahtti heat; it dSptfttt • (-I E 014 CE liUV✓:lKt t - • ;. • • Iteigatewijaii. 2.). 179' 4 % . I recejl. I great bcneht :; - oinyour Tipeturc e rcli;:v....d she v. ben great!) uppiessed at • depreitest Of spirits. 1 alit, Sir, 'your huritblq...&;eryanti. , " . - • . • • - CAS.E XXVI.' ',• • To Mr. Ilymr e, , I do li.reby 'certify, thit T have , repeatetily experiunced • great relief :in nervons.aikcliolp, .inctigi.-mkoa r an;l 1.:41u1.t0 - ,cOmplaints„ from Mr. Kviners • ' jAMIS-11401%1P.SON.ItUFI.ILE From the Roy. Mc. Ruff fu-ad *,* 3:l74..Medicinci :14 an restorativ , .: roborant, 'is a most' etfcclual rcilledy itt fEttliie L it' us and supl , iressions, gout CASUS of retention-ut •Inattiliaki. ;; ;. J oie in weak 11...55, morbid discharges, and irregularity abunfilm turn of ) Sold at Mr. Rymer's, No.: 36, Gerroxlustreet, Soho, iu bottles, '2l.s. its. 6d. ss. stf., and 2.5. 9ii. with I):leidiorts, and Certificates of Cures. tloiirs of 4viee - froiti Mess: tilc' . e.k and Beynon, No. ip, Bow Chiii4.ll-5-nrl,- are uppoititt4l7olc, y WC; he Sole W 11010 41 . Z.; V einico 0144 a WSW Medicine (as %veil as o; the.lX:tcrgent Flits ter th& - • cure of diseased fiver, attended with asthma and dro legs, for the di-charge of gall stunes,.l.4,-ntuaittit etc.) of•whoin, and may Vender of theirltierlitipcs in .4 • the principal 'Comp, it may bc•lia.d retail.. T3ic AutlicA's Tract on Indigestioii; the I typechonclritc-bliciati.and the Gout, niay.he - had astibove,• price is. *** Rymer's Celebrated PeCtoral Medicine for Colds, Coughs, 'l),:clines, Asthma, &re. and for the Preveritier& :end Cure of Pulmonary. Consumption, may: he- , 114e1 as • above_, in lyntics at 54. and 11.4. 61._ with full Dirts;- tioits and Caszs °IL (las, • Al 2 iii4lltl( ---7 • . A.1114E ASE. lk if AS; • TAY L( . .)R, Lookint-W •:'Ss.-Matitafac.". 1V... tory, Nu; .44; Jibiton-squiire, , was afiliCted 11Yr thituen ye:lts-with - a severe Rheinuatism, and ap. Ob e v ' struetion in th: Worn)), wllich caused lief the inctst , erutiating pastri s ; s he applied fe'several clans, Out tieveLreceived :Any benefit. In 4 his sit:tattoo, she had recourse Dr. Broduin's Botanical Syrup and Kervotti Corcti;tl, and by onlylakingliiti Bottles was per: fe.ttly cured ;..snot hue, for. the benefit. of the Atilided, ,requested Dr. Brodunt to publisli her Case, and wilt the any person further satisfa:ilion, 'who is - d?siroos' ct bewrinforrned:—Witti,:ss her hand,` this sth day, of 'Nu- " • veinber, Wittieig to the - above, SARAH" , TAYLOR A XN. Ira44qi, Eutoiler; No. 54, Shoseditch. r • 5 " , . ia• cbns o 4,ucngeof the great benefit which ‘I have expertenced...by,raking your Botanical Syru:p and Nervolii Cordial, 1 think it' but just r' request - you to .paiblists my:' , Case, tar t he , benefit of those who ntay..labour under at similar contplaiist, i avali at tlatccl for f a length of t nue with a dreadful Nervous I)i - Sorier, that aill:eled .me in ars 41e:tin); degree ;„ 'my body Walla's° swelled in nuuntee that made myexistence - verrniiserable: I anti ,iCiVibt'd by: the factlity,tp try the Country Air, at a time witch t try , • could Do 'longer piescribc to retieve me ; this I a ISO did, • bt:t found rtotcnefft -but by applying - to you, sir, anti taking your Medicines, I ant quite restored to lizaltlif.44 spirits, I-aru, bir, YiailVe'ver gniteftil, humble Servant, MARY 4.:451 f AK.E, Talow i • Chandler,. No. 54, .Glc:it C;ooitinait's-tidds ; Whltechanel. •' Witness, Mr: Sees Gag, the lather of 111 rs. CAslitke, Hat, field, near (:liclnuitord,, Esstp;.; Mr. Q. 114 Wt;ANS. Nov. 1, fitOe. • . • • To Dr. Iliconosi, No. 9, Albitin4treet, Blaekfriars.. Mrs. Caslaire will give any - ;lather julormatiOn. to Kr, sons cleirous of a personal tutcrvu W, ,or by letters, ?List., • Paid. . • • • Mr. J. Go6derieugh,: Taylor,. near the Old Chapel, Kuilihtsoridge, was , afflicted for .t long time with a 'Scor . butic Cotriplitit in his. arm, which* whs great bindrarict to him in his husinz.-IS, and for which he had recourse tea several Medicines, without receiving any r.; but by ' taking a few Bottles of D r. Brodyrt*S 7 Botanical Syrup, was cured in a short fi lm.. •Aay'llersoif A•lshittit to lr.Ye further intOrrnatiOiteoneentink; tin: said Cure - , may, brapa plying 'as receive a 4 - titt3glutY account. The Botanical Syntp and Nerv'aus Cordial teibe luiti at the Daelor's No. 9, ilbitm-street, in Paittles.ait rt. as.—lfs• bd. atass. divine Warehouse, Na: 7Ci, 0 xfoid-strea, :olipositelthe Panihoon.; lehoult and Co. ()ate No. 150, ()y -, ford-street ~.• BOurgeois andl:b,..; , No. 32, ...Haymarket ;, Ward's. Medicine Warehouse, to. 324, licihorn, opposite Gray's lan ; of Mr. I..)avisc Cori:, Ireland ;. E. Newberyi the center of St.' Patil's Church-yard•Crtitt, Royal Lx, ehatige; Willihrns,.Perfunier, , No. 4r, Pal Talll-;'; Sohorsi, Royal Exchange ;. ~C ollins, Salisbury ; Mr: 42.alide11, No. 174, Pict illy; Nn. 2t; NlL:Maths Mr. Newton,' Rinsch-street, Bloomsbury ; Mr. _sbin v , No. 4, oppusi:e the'Southwark, Sank, Eciougli ; • ahrt by mast Booltsel)ers and Medicine Venderi in the;hree,king .. dorm:. ~. ... . 'VICARAGE of cIiATTERis, CAMBRIDOL . SIIIRE, - TO BE SOW ICI:. AUCTION, • By Mr. SIMER,' • At. Cartaway's Colne-house ofiti , riday the trh - inst. at Twu precisely; • -••• THE PERPETUAL MWOWSON of th*i' VICARAGE of CHATTERIS, in the County of Cambridge, subject to the Life of the present Incumbent, who is far willanced hi "years consisting of a moikrn and Substantial Brick Vicarage-house, with suitable Offices , of every ti6seription, and a neat leazed Carl_ll. With the Vicarial Tithes of the whole - Parish, containing nearly 14,000 Acre,. Arable and Pa-. ture Loud ; of which. Pouf Acres are already' iuciuscd, twirl ,tu a high state of cultivation.' Chitterid is a ‘ tteat ,Pold Town, high and., pleasantly situated, about 69 milo.from London, a 4 frotu Cain, bridge, and 12 front Ely ; with a good Turnpike' Road,' hyLwhich the Afaih.and Coaches are daily , pasting. - - A considurallie part of the Purchase-morwy may remain at Interest ; and printed Particular.; nt:ty be had of Mr- Tyndale, Solicitor, No.' 6, Lincoln's..iiin-fields ; of Mr. Paddison, - ;Soneitor, - at 'Loath,. Lincolnshire; ar Garra way's Col e.hotse; of the 'Printers of the Oxford twd Cantbrido. Papers, and 'Of the Attelioneer at 'ThetfOrd, Norfolk. 7 ' ' - Ft I i~