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- , . . - • • ( 1 - , . t 4444 a 4, ."2 , rlh r • t • - 7" 0 .1, It T -I.l\ NIE.VIEE,R, 43753.1 WE D NE S AIIGUSI' 27, 1806. i4ii6E .i-.-kiii.K.Cl VAUXII4LL. Under the Patronage of His Royat Highness the PRINCE of %VALES. To the GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, and FREEEJOrLD- OFFICE OF ORDIVel:IICE; • • ilug. 2a i13c.6. PILTArCi:P`.4L 'OFF/CEES /14.;/ ST I's dRDN/INCL u 4; herelA , give lyotke, That Proposalr will be received at their in St. Alargaret.streete hrestutinster, Oil or before ITeduesd.ty the 3d of September next, Jrwn _such Persons as may be 'willing 'o undertake the,Suppty of BRITISH and FO.R E 1.0 N I RON for the Service of lieparintiwt, upon a Contrai 7 for a Period of Three Years. From ihe LONDON GiirIZETTE, Aug, F 6, itOdt . . . THIS 'PRESENT EVENING, -Aug. 27, will be a A. GRAND GALA and BRILLIANT FIRE-WORKS. Admission Three Shillings. • E RS of the COUN ' T'Y of NORTHAMPTON. Gentlemen, I BEG leave to return you my best - Thanks - for - 1 the continued and increasing assurances. of Support which I have received since i had the honour of last ,d -dressing you.. - Under the circumstances in which the County has been, placed byso early and maexpeaed a Canvass, such Assur. ances have been most gratefuland flattering to me ; and can vinced.tita`t they have arisen from those independent Prin ciples albue, which Have ever distinguisheil the County of Northampton, I look forward with confidefiee to the Period when you will be colle#ively (..:11ed upon more openly to declare yotirselves,' and to exercise that most invaluable of. your Privileges, the choice of your Representatives in Par liament_ - • •IYar -Offee, Aug. 26, 1806. fst Regiment. of Dragoon - Guards, Cornet lames Mathevit White tc) be. Lieutemint, by purchase, - -vice S tro de, ‘yho to-. tires. . Curnet and Adjutant foini P.iget Sweerwy to have the Itank r of Lieutenant. -Cornet, Thoinas Shearerbc Lietueriant, without purchase; ice Temple,,who retires. id Ditto Cornet John Lateward Licutenatit; without • purchase, • vice Bourne, proihoted. Cornet. Henry 13oyd Garnbeil to beJ.ieutenant, without purchaSe, vice Morris, promoted in the 3.4th,F00t: 'robe CorretS, without purchase—Wiltiam.Chainberiaynei Gent. vice Steliaril;. piornoteo. • Alaystone-, vice Lateward. • Dyer, Gent. vice Garribeil. sth Ditto, 'Lieutenant- fohnjohnstone to be Captain of Troopi• by ptuchase, vice drunker, -'who retires. I:files Brntziter,'Esq. toe-Payinaster i vice Araistrong, %via) re.: PPRTRAITSOF.THE-LIVING AND THE DEAD. Cfr Owing, to the highly-flattering reception this Entertain inent has been honoured . with, by, fashionable in 4 over-: flowing Audiences, it will be repeated, for the Bth time, TO-MORROW EVENING, August 28, at - THE LARGE THEATRE, LYCE,UNI. Mt. PALMER,. of the The' tre Royal, 'Drury— . IV.L. lane, will deliver an entirely new species of Enter tainment, in Three Ads, called. PO RT It Al TS OF THE LIVING AND THE DEAD ( written'hy''i'popular mildern Dramatist); the, Charaders painted by De Wilde, ,with ap propriate Apparatus. The [Mud by Mr, Glenazzio, and. the ~Company of Pan dean Minstrels. . Boxes 4s. —Pit 2.5. 6d.--:Gallery Es,; The Doors. to be• open, at Seven, and the Performance to begin precisely at Eiglif ei.'Cloek • - Places io - bc.taken, at. the Lyceum, ,Strand, from Eleven to Tour. , The Terms and Conditions of the' Ceatira 3 may be knoWn up!: applira.tion at the Secs agy's Office, in Si. Margatet-stget, any dory'betwe)n the hours of Ten'and kut' c.'CLck, where she Pro.. posals 4zie to bs delivered, reared s 4; and • rst - a;ked on the outside, '" Proposals for the supp(y of &lash and- Foreign Imps fix the Service of His ..41jesty's Ordnance ;" Aut no Proposal can hi ad_ mitred after the:said 3d d.fy of September. ' • By Order of The . . R. H. Seaway,- . . Should 1, in any degree. have been deficient in mOking proper applications to yoti, I trust that you will attribute' it solely to the htitrY of a-Canvass, which, in so extensive and populous a County, would not in the first instance allow of any certain or cotriplete arrafigniellt. - I . have'the honour tea be, Gen'ileincii, - . • • ' " With 'grtat.resped, Nourbbedient humble Servant; • . WM. LANGIIAIti. . . Cottesbrooke; AugUsr23, tBt6. • . , . . .... . tires: - • ‘;,tit Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain Ambrose God. dard, twin the both Foot, to be Captain of a.Troop, vice Tripp, whOexchanges. i• tth Ditto, Cornet lolui Atthur Worsop to be Lieuttlianl . , by purchase, vice Hawkins, promoted: - • r 13th Ditto, AssiStiliitStirgeon• join M•nougail, from the 39th .. Vout, to be Assistant-Surgeon, thee Boyce, Atli () re- This Daql'was published, in Ope large,Vi,lume; Oaavo, a new Edition, being the Seventh, corrected,, and consider- , 411,4,Fiys,,T4ousigIcliesp;i5ket.S than Jast Sta t e ,Lottery t The First-cfrwn Ticket entitled to TEN TWO' S A‘lsr D 0 U /NITTS;, 9114 - 415',...11 . 11:tal Prizet Are afloat, . ably enlarge;!, Trice ros,.. 6d. in boards. _ js, TREATISE on the POLICE of the METRO-. POLIS ; containing a- Detail of the •vArjcius Crimes- and Misdemeanours by which Public and Private Property and Security are at present injured and - endangered ; and sug. gesting Remedies for their Prevention. By I'. COLQVHOUN, L.L.T) Printed for 4. Mawman, Cade!! and Dayi6; R. ,Fauld2r. Cleirkeand Sons, Longman, Hurst, Rees,' and Orme, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe,,-.11. I). Sythonds, Lackington, Allen,-and Co.'..Scatcherd , and Letter.m.m, It. Lea, B. Crosby and Co. :Wynne anti Son, R.*Pherie•y, Blacks and• Parry, }. Asperne, and Wilson ariil,Spence, York. • • • whom.may b had,- by the sarrie . A uthor, -.A 'treatise on the CoMinerce and Police of the River Thames. Illustrated by an accurate Map of the River, from London Bridge to Sheerness, in one large volume, Bvo. price ros..6d. boards., •- • . . this Day *ere Published, In One Volume Octavo, price gs. boards, "In LEMENTS of INTELLECTUAL PHILO SOPHY:; or,. An. Analysis of the Powers of the Hu_. man Uddetstandrng. Tending to qscertain the Princiiiles of a Ratiottal Logic. - " ' ' ' By R. E. SCOTT, _ PuRcHAsERs - bf TI,CKEIS ,and, SWARES will have tile.4puortuoity.Ot obtainins a; ft he Capital Prizes, pravided-' t her purefiago, b e foil•alie.:Draiving.:carnmences,: hiehrvKil I. Pe oil, the t3-th,.- Pf„, 61.00 The. Scheme . ••, * ob tains equal Adrantages of ' • • • •'- .•ENTV. T-1-10U.SAN1) , VOTIND..PRIZES,, TEN TI-lOUSWIST POUND PRIZE? 4; '- FIVE-.THOUSANIi P.OI.INLI tzec . . To former Lotteries of double. the Number of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only,-and do other State Lottery Professor of Moral-Philosophy in ti►e Vniersity and King's t‘ellege; AOc«l•:eii Printed for T. Cadell and • W Davies, Strand A. Con ‹t • )!e and Co, Edinbm,;') ; and sold by Angus Land Son, A. 13 r and ! Burn,.i,;Aberdeen. to be drawn'this Year. SCHEME: • For the GO UT,. tUI! UN4A SMS, - CONSUMPTIONS SC:,:OPHULA, C;ANCJiRSy•and - othe'r CHRONICAL DISORIIt RS- ' . _ No. of Prizes. Vailteot each. Total Value. 3 - - - - C6,,0 , r, 3 - - - - - - 3 0 . 000 5 ,00 ° ' The Rev. W. WILSON'S ANTIARTHRITIC ; or, AL , TERATIVE POWDER. " We thinkit will be' of essentiat service to all persons possessed of property, either , in their ,Habitations of on the River, to keep ibr their defence those domestic guards=--Mr. Coiquhoun's two Tre.nises on the:Police of the Metropolis, and of the River 'Thames," &c. „ 3 - - 504> - - 5,000 4,000 2,000 20 - - . - - 4o - - 40 .0 - - 20 - - . -; * 82,000 .Rev. Dr. BARCEAY has been favoured .A. with a great variety of testimonies, ackii(r.vletlging the efficacy of his 4A 1(C LA - V's ANT1,..131 LIOUS I' l . t.L'S •he begs leave to submit the following, addresced to Dr,. Ifircia.y's Wholesale Agent, by the,lion. Archdeacon Caulfield 20,000 Tickets ,C 200,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office. • Ticket - - CI9 is 0 Half - - Io z .0 Eighth - - 2 it 6 Quarter 52 o I Sixteenth -t 6 TO BE PE.REMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an 6 - n r irt of Char'icery, made 'in a Cause wherein E LI Z. BURDEN, an /plant, by her next Friend, is Plaintiff; and , RICH. BURDEN and Others are Defendants, before Robert Steele, Esq. one of tire.Mosters of the said Court, at the Pt:bile:Sale-room_ of the said Court, in Southampron-buldings, Chancery-lane, on Wednesday the 22d Day of October, iL6, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. in One Lot, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Cat- son Mill and ALichinery, at •Nether Langwith, in the Parish of Cuckney, ih " the County of Nottingham ; toge ther with 21 Cottages and 9. Acres of Ground,contignous tp the sad Miii anti Works, held under a Lease for the re mainder of a Term of 69 years, trom Michaeima 1781. •. _Particulars whereof !nay behad ;gratis)sat the Public Of fice. in .S.outhainpton4tiildings •alOresaid ; ot . Mr Brook Bridges, Solicitor, Rea Lion Square, London ;- of Messrs.. Ross, Hall, and RosS, Boswell - :court, Cry - street, London, 'when.: the Lease. may be inspected ; and cf Welkden, Solicitor; Maustiel i, NottinOlainshlre. .BUCKS. FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, and VALUAI3a •CHURCH PREFERMEN U. - .•7' - TO BE SOLI) RY AUCTION, i3y Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON; Garraway's; oit T-wesday; September - 313;,18•,6, at T wave _ . 0'c.104; • . AVery Eligil;le and Impl•Ovable FREE[ - OLD EsTA - rk ; consi,ting at, she MAN.O.It of a l,(1? - . M E AD. extern:l6lg over use whole Parigh, and four val ccib le Dairy` Farms, with Farm-Houses and suitable ings,containing together t prinCpallx . Grkzing Land, lying nearly within a Ring Fence, 'Aid comprising al most the whole of the Perish of Haultnead, except-a small part, which is in the adjoining Parishes of North Chic;heley,. Emberton, and Astwood, in ,the .County of Bucks, about six miles froM Newport- Pagnell, three from Oakley, twelve from Northampton, and fitty-six froth Lan- • don, in the several occupations-of Messrs. Win. and Thomas Battams, Win. Clayfori,.F. 13. Old, and T. Brookes, abie Tenants, on Leases, which .will cxpire.at Lady-day next, at•old rents, amounting to only loi4l. -per ann. capa ble of. considerable improvement; •besides SA. 3R. 37 P. of Wood Land in nand. Also the Perpetual Aclvuwson and . next Presentation to the Reaory of Hardmead, ?if-about the- , annual value of zooL the present Incuntent 57 • years of age. _Messrs. W. and T. Battatns, the Tenants, will sheW the Estate. Printed Particulars may he had at the Swan; Newport Pag-• n en ; George, Northampton ; Cock,. Stoney Stratford ; George, Woburn ; Crow! 'Dunstable;- White . Hart ; Saiiit • Alban's ; of Mes-ri.'Wpovicock and Bateman,' Solicitors, 2, Lincoln's Inn Nov .sqliare ;- at. the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Wilistanley and Son, Paternoster-row, where a Plan may be seen. MARINE VILLA, with 33 Acres Copyhold, and 63 Acres Leasehold, &c. neat T I TCHFIE LD, HANTS. TO BE S •1,1) BY AUCTION, By PETER CORE, At Garravrav's, on Thursday, Sept. 4, at Twelve o'Clock, late the Property of lam's Mill, Esq. deceased. THAT,Elegant, 'Modern, Well-construed CO PYHOLD VILLA, knownas CROFTON HOUSE, most delightfully situate on an Eminence, within one,mile and a half of the Sea, one mile from Titchtield, nine of South ampton, three of the Market Town of Fareham, and 76 miles from London, in a beautiful and much-admi-A part of the County of 4-1 -ants, conatmancling - interesting Marine Views, extending to the Isle orWight, the Needles, &c. and diver sified Trospetis of the rich surrounding Country, which abounds with Game; the Roads good, and the Neighi,our, hood seleel and social; with Pleasure-ground, embelliOeil with full-grown Forest Trees,, and Plantation . ; ; Green.. house ; walled Garden, in perteaion; Coach-houses, Sta bling, and all suitable ORices ,• Farm-house at a short dis tance, with capital Barns, Stabling, Granary f and Buildings, and attached Pasture and Arable-Land ; containing, in the whole, 33 Acres, with i3l Acres Leasehold, held till, Mi chaelmas, 18 it, -and 49 Acres till Micliaelmas, 1867, in ad dition. The Villa presents.two handsome Elevations, and contains a lofty cheerful Entiance-hall, with admirable Stair-case, excellent well-finished Dining and Drawing Icoom, each A feet by zo ; a Breakfast-parlour, Library, Boudoir, numerous Family Bed-chambers, Dressing and Powdering Rooms, Wa ter-closets, and Servants' Apartments. The Domestic Of. fices are of best description, With good Cellaring, and the whole well supplied with : Water. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the appropriate Furniture, Farming &c. at a valuation.: • May be viewed at days preceding the Sale, when Particu lats may be had at the Dolphins, Snutilampti?n ; Gecirge, Winchester; Crown, Lyrnington ; Crown', POrtsrnOtitii ; Bugle Newport-, Isle of Wight ; at Lloyd's and' Garra,..ray 's at:d of Mr. Peter Case, 33,- Thrortupr;on e -strcct, whet: a 1 lan ofthe Estate may. be seen. I vc P \ THE . GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER OF THE FACE COLOMON's ABSTERGENT LOTION is an etledual CURT. for ERUPTIONS on.the FACE ant - V SKIN, particularly .Pimples, Blotches, 'petters, Rig-, • worm Tan, 'Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, - Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose. Neck, ArMs, &c. also for bcorbu•-- 'tic" and Cutaneous Eruptio ns Of every description. - By the simple application of this fluid night and morning, or occasionally thrice a . day, it will remove the most rancor_ . ous - and alarming Scurvy in the Face. It is perfeCtly sate, and possesses all thegood qualities oft he celebrated cosmetics without any of their doubtful and. sometimes dangerous el- . feets. - It is an almost indispensible appendage to the toi' et . A rough and uneven skin, its shining appearance, and yellow and sickly paleness, are by this Lotion elledualiy removed.. It has.been administered to many thousands without even a single Complaint of its inefliCacy--a single bottle wi,ll be suf ficient to prove its value. - -.• Price 45. 6.1. a bottle, duty included,' with whidi is given proper direclions ; and on the Stamp of every genuine bottle the words " Sam l. Solomon, Liverpool," arc engraved t to imitate which is felony. __•_ • •• N. B. The 'postage of all Letters to the . Dodor must be , paid,‘and ,fos. 6d. as.a fee enclosed tor advice. . '_ • . Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. tB,'•Strand, "London; Mr.. Smith, Perfaiiiff, No. 38, and Mr. Racburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Gyeenock'; Paister;ll. Cr'aw ford, Kilmarnock ' , W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P,' Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson,' New. Douglas; T. M'Millan, Kirk,cudbrigiit ; T. M'Credie, Kirk., ally; J. Blyth, Leven; j. DempSter, Cupar ; Allan, Dun- . dee; P. Craigie, Montrose.; J. Nlitchell, and I. Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Band`; . I iitosh‘ Inverness ; T.- M'Kenzie, Stornaway ;- P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset; Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling r Coke and Stela, "Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Dunbar; Vinnet, -Ar broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Thorson; Berwick; Weddel, Aldwlck ; PatetiSon, Arbiatianot, and famieson, Pe terhead ; A. M‘Donald,• Trongate, Glasg44v;' and 'by most Booksellers gnd Venders •of Vatent Medicines in the United ,Kin‘dorn. " Sir,' •" Glenarm, July 8, rBos. • " I have received tour fresh supply in two double boxes '" of this. most' eZeeileiit Medicine, keninninated ILircls 3 s aiAnti,Bi.hous Pills, tOr which the .I<ev. .13arcfav " hag a Patent. •I informed N you I had round them very ctli `` ei.isious, and -yon requested permiSthii to add, my •narne to " the most re,spesJahle signatures in its favour. I should " imagine the 'Archbishop of Canterhury's name or itself " sufficient, and acknowledge I tried the Pills entirelY on " nay tiroi belief that it sx;ts in itself an host. - It is net Fos " sible so dignified a personage wtAild sufkr his name to be " made use of butt for thel;ood P Obi:, or that itsould " be annexc , d to any thing hat troth. • I have experienced ". the soundness 'of. the 'foundation eta whidi I built, for " was subject to torinenting tiatillen,:ies, proceeding froin " bile, and have to thanik:Mr. Barclay ' for the cur.-- You .1 tiicrefore, make use of my game where and when you " your's:.4e. " J. CAULFI E1..0, A of Kilmore.', . Sold wholesale and retail, 'by appointment of Dr'. Rarelay, at 131.1fler,'$ " , No. 4, Chcapsid, corner of . Paternoster -row and retail by Bull and C...a II well, Dublin ;:ScUtl, - Sraith, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macdonald, C lasgow ,• Stains, Man chester; Gre,sons, Liverpool ; and by most Country Medi cine Venders'in every Town. • A Caution. ...Observe the name of William Barclay i s en graved on the Stamp, which is atlixed on the out-side wrap per of each box'; all not so stamped are a danger ous i ns ita tion. P;ice 55.64., and t?s. pet but, with ample dirediOns. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. o, .Vew 'Ptidge-street, London. S I R Edinhurgh,, r •ly 2, iBOO. the Spring of 1734 I was affliaed with a Venereal Coin Plaint,. which I treated with imbir er . ence for five months; but was • then obliged to apply to'a iegular Physician,' whO put a. teniperary stop to,. the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) fi u : so i ne tithe;` hit growing, in spite of all :medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of. the Eaculty here, worse add worse for two years, ,I was reduced to-a state alm ost on , ftaralleled and beyond description, being an entire -leper, and ulcerated 'frnin head to foot.-Ily head, throat, mouth, - nose,, legs, nrals‘ iSce. -. have, been alternately in •danger of becbming useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers- on my. body, and nearly totally de prived ,of,sight.-It .would be voluminous to particula rize all-my case--Suffice-it to say,. there never was, or ever will be, of a more dangerous,. or of a .more • compli cared nature. I was long looked: upon by ink 'friends, and myself, beyond .all hopes, ot,,repoverk; 'and, in deed, in my. then condition, death ' was preferable to my ' more :thaii miserable state. In this' dreadful situation did drag a 'most mizeranie .e.xistence, till Divine Providence threw in. rny,ivay a NewspAper containing the - case of - a Mr. 13. PI Plymonth r -my \friends read ic,. I could n0t... , --1 sent and pr aired some_ of -your L K E's PATENT PILLS, using from tio,e to time, am now ',and have long been, (after mere than fiiur ye ! iri; incieserable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as, a proof Ot this, 'had a ,fine, thriving, 'healthy child, b orn to. Inc a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in tropes ot rendering my. tellow-ci F ature. service, 1 request you to publish this; and you may at any time refer !;,N•so:Is w'ho wish-to be satisfied of the truth of this,' or further pail,' culars*, to nie or my friends, 4 .letter cr person. As few cases for badnes IN ill ever equal mine, 'and none exceed it,- I have- from experience every ,reason' to assure mankind,. that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will find 'a sure, speedy, sate, ansi• radial cure, fin the. . most dread tpl sage ot the Venereal Disease, which is tailed a -COx. 1 , 1. WM 1.0 . . 101 - IN TiIONWSON, „*.,.the,witiountable family reasons prevent making my naive and address_ public ; but creditable lierSt•ins really infOrmation may also be reterred to :Tie and my friends by • Mrs. S. C I ark; . kainsav- a rnens, 'Edinburgh. l'repnrcd anti Sold by the Sole Proprie,tor, I'. 'I,A LOR, Merni)erof the Royal College of ' SUrgeons in, London, at his house ; No. A New Bridge-street, , Where* wilt give Advice witinnit a fed, to persons tak. ing, - these Pills, and will answer - patients letters,. if post. paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the .most inviolable secrecy, no person's. pante or ease having been mentioned, but at their ,own particular'request, by' the Pro prietor; during -the 'course at more than tiiirtysi) years, that, hehas lad the concluding of an extensive sale of_ the above Medicine, and the practice arising, therefrom„.:, „ ' They are also. sold by . his Appointment,. iOr the comic_ nience of those living at .a distance; by •N/E"'Daxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. MaCtionald, r rinter,..G las gow; to whoin alSo Mr. T. refers for his, address • at the Perfumer's, N0."35, St.' , AlhArt's-street, Pall4riall; Mr. Robertson's Tay-strop, No, 'lO3, 4.1%f0rd-street; Mr. Dis 'borougt.l's, No 7, Fisn-street-full, n4arly opposite the Mo. mirnent ; Mr. Steel's, Book Geller, No. r, Union-row, Little eallWell's i Dublin; and bY one person in every cimis,iderable town in G: - eat-I;ritain arid I reland, in fiches Of only "zs. gd - . each, sealed up viiith full and - plain &rations; w.'l,7relrf persons of either Sex may 'cure. them sflve.s With ease and secrecy, very l;ox sold in Great Britain i s i6led up with a Stamp, on which, by faVour or the Commis. sinners, is printed, at the Stamp-9 ice—'' T. Taylor, No h, New I.it'itigr-str ee t,?' to imitate which lb felony, and alt others are counterfeo. signs. • • , . 2.3 d - Dit to, Cornet 'Phil.. Zachatiah Cox to 'he 'Lielitenant, without purena.se. Etts4gii W i., Comier, from the 41st' Foot, to he Cornet, by p,irchase,,..Vice 'Webster, promoted •in the ttth Light iragoOns. • •-• • • Coldstreanf teginient of root 'Ciords; W Lockwootf'-r.".;t•ntl to - be En.sign, Without putcha:s:.., vin f.enlotisort, pi . ornotect. ISt Regitatent of Conner, ,Gent.- to be EnSigni witnout pOn;liase, vice Suthertatid, promoted.. 4th Direr), lidwfra Put - ‘ is, Gent. to be. Ensign, without pun. chase, 'vice Gwynn, supctstied, heing a:sent without leeye. 'Edw. Gnicti.,. - .lo4ent.'tolae •rtiont put'_ chase, viee St. ivltn, superseded, being absent without leaVe. • Btll-I)itto 4. Wm. Collis, .Cent. to be . Ensign, without pur. chase, Kingsley', who tesigns. „isth r.)itto,• Lienten.c.t, P,cter Giant, from the - 64th FO4i, to be Lieuten,nito , ice•Hannlton, who exchat%i..S... loth DAto,s Allan Cpx,(..;ent. to be Ensign, by purchase,. vice' , Wade, promoted. 2 5 th Ditu,, , E,tw. Owens, Gent. 'to be A ss i stan t S urgeon, . vice Parker, promoted in 'the both Foot. , 34111 Oitto.,4.:apiam t;. E. Pratt B.ailow, troan the 76th Foot, to b.: Captain of i/ Company, vice Young, who exerianges„ 4a115 Arjutall to be Iclajor, _oy vice flioinson, who retir,S. „Ensign ias. joimslctt to Lieutenant,-by purchase, Vice Denys. vvilo retires, 46111 Ditto, --•---- itpu.,G ent.tote Losigh,..vitaout , Nice Coiekto, i.iperseee.t. • 45th.. Ditto, Lieut. Win. W. Chesslyn to be Adjutarit, vice wno resigns tile Adjutantcy only. 49th , Ditto, Lieut. Robert to be Captain of a Corn pally, try purchase, Vic .At lothi•an, who r e ti res . ITo be Lieatenants, by pikrcliasc, vice . -Key t, proinoted. - Liisign I 1-1..1). - c•x, vice ..:e..iwood, pro. Muted. Elisigo Giles O. tiarker, promoted. rho be Ensign, 1)114;1 - lase, Edw. frederieg.,. Gem_ vice Ross, promoted. ..53d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Hopkins, from the zd Life Guards, tO..he Captain of a Cornpatiy,, by ,purchase, vice Thursoy; promoted. Rob.-IClitt.neli, (Tent, to he Ensign, by _purchase,. vice Fitzgerald, promoted lii the 45th Foot. 57th TayTor, ( f eta. to bc•Lnsigo, by purchase, plornote..t, 6otiv Ditto, Captain E. Otto 1)e Tripp, troth the loth Li g h t • , Dragoons, to be Captain of a company, vice Goddard, who , • 61.5 t Lieut. P.-8.. Horton, horn .the- 49th Fuot, to be Captain or a Comp.rny, by•purchase, vice,. ux, promoted. W. F. Hutt, Gent. to be Ensign, without purciaase, vice Hunt, superseded. 64th Ditto, James Hamilton, from theJsth Foot, to bit Lieutenant, vice Grant, who excianges. , 67th Ditto, Hospital:Mate, I. Vetch to lie-Assistant Surgeon. 6th Dit4o; taptaui Jelin P. 1-I.llViCillj,, front tile 7,ur rucit, to be Capt cat a Company, vice •Aucimiut), who ex . - .changet. .t:aeut. Wnt. Ashley, from Inc zit West" India Kegiinent, to-be Lieutenant, vice Froine, w.to oA:ha-Imes. 70th Ditto; Capl-ain I. BenjaininAuclimuty, (torn the bath Foot; to be Captain of a COMlXiliy; vice Hawkins, who ekchanges. 73d Ditto,' john Birch, Esq.. to be Paymaster. 7oth 'Pit to, To be Cap.rains of Chompa . nies —Lieutenant Edw . . AlarSton, without purchase, vice Jacobs, promoted in the nth Fuat. - Lieur. lohn Munro Sinclair,*_ without pur chase. Lieut. athiAdjutan.t - A. Fraser, vice . Swetliam; de ' ceased.. Lieut. G. L. Pratt flarloW, trout the,Sth Light 1?ra800ns, by purchase; vice Sinclair, who retires. Captaia Yuctiig, /rum th4 . 3 . 4th }out, vice Barl6w,. who eX- changes. • • ' To. be Lieutenants—Ensign WM. Docglas• Creighton, vice Plorford, de,:easei. Ensigh Henry vice Creighton, ekeeuseet.' EiLsign james.Caniphriil M•kae, from the 75th Foot, without.purcliase, rice Porter., prumuted in tne lout Garrison Ensign, Andrew •'I orrens, without purchase, vice Marston, promoted. To beEnsigns—Henry 14,ght, Gent. vice Creighton. And. Torrens, Gent.• vice bright.. To be Adjutant, Lieutenant A. Fraser. 83d Ditto, Lieutenant George Mansergh, from the 22d foot, to he Captaiw of a Company, witnout purchase, vice Nes.. hitt, appointed Permanent Assistant in Inc Quarter.Master ,Genaat's Department.' . _ t.littc.. Ensign lamesDougan, from the ed Garrison Bat.. is he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dixua„ proinoted.• „ ' • 2d West India Regiment,' Lieutenant William Frome, front file 0111 to, be Lieutenant, vice .Ashley, who ex . chat4.,,es. • _ 3d DitrO, Ensign . F. IVl‘Nlin„ from the 7th West India Re ' goneili, to be I.ientniait, without purchas,:!, vice Skipton, proaiuted in the 6tit. Went lonia Regiment.. - • 6ta Uicty. Lieutenant• George H. Skipton; from the 3d IVest • Intita-liegtinent, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dailey, dece.isti• • 7th DELto, Anthony Hardman, Gent. - to-be Ensign, without. .purchase, vice I‘l 4 Minn, • promoted ,itt the '3d-West India - Regiment.. . Yor, 4..fght'• Infantry Volunteers — Ensign- Abraham Louis Hebert to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Shin -nielketel„ promoted La. trob.ftWs. Levy-. deorge Darlet tttntiald;,Gent. to be Ensign, viceflgbert. A. S. vie. / ' `Gent. to be Ensign. ; .-• oyalConicap Rangers, Hospital-Mate;Morricc Alexander • to 13e Assistant-Surgeon. ; • . rst Garrisonllattation, Ensign Tohn Kirk to be Adjutant, vice Fowler, apflointed to the 41st I:cot. 4th ltoyal, Veteran battalion,.. Lieutenant Gilbert Walker, from the 4oth Fuot, to be Lieutenant. 5' Ditto, Captain William Cartwright, from the 7th Royal . Veteran,liattalion, to be c aptaM of a Company, 'deceased. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles,, Lieutenant . lam' es• haver- ',Lin train tialf-pay of the 6oth Foot, to bc. vice Morris, who' exchanges. . . ,BARRACIS. Grinfield, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Service, to be a Deputy barrack-Master inGreat Britain, vice Staple+ ton, +deceoed. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant George Turner, of the both Regiment of Foo:, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of tne 9th inst. is reinstated in his R ank, Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of nwerland. The Right Ron. i3tiltl-"et4,conin;nly Called Earl Percy, to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April 23, 1800. Northumberland Regiment of Militia. Shafto john Hedley, Esq. to be Captain. Dated September . to, Isos. George Powell, Cent. , to' be Ensign. Dated April 24, 1806.. Thomas Kingsley, Gent. to be ditto: • Dated Alay,l4; I'ercy Tenantry Pol;inieer Iniag john Taylor, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated June to. tso6, - w. -- t ....► THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu dent in:Physie, at Glasgow, is induced ,to 0f1 7 .r to. the Public an - efficaeious Rernedy forth 4 above, as Well as for many Diseases' deemed'ineurable. It has been extensively used in I relandfor several years, anti its salutary EiZeds are produced in safe and easy manner, with very little sLaisible operation.--LBy mixing with the Illood•and juices,. it applies itself to the Seat orthe Disrarder which tt will remove by slow Degrees, from its alterative and healing Qualities. • In Consumptions it will generally succeed in the two first StageS; and often even in the last: - . In-the ScrOphula, or Evil, it' Used early, the care will be speedy, and the ulcerated Glands will Jleal . ; aud it has been known to rescue the l'a tient even after mortal Symptoms had .appeared. But Per.. sons afflicted with,Gout, Rheumatistris, Cancers, and with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would do well to peruse " The PnilosophY , of Physic," 'written by the I,,ventor (to be had Of the Venders of th.is Medicine), in which its extraordinary Efficacy will be shewn in various instances . This . Powder does not contain any Ingredient unfriendly to the human Con stitution; and, instead of ; weakening, - its tendency is to MO .gorate, and to improve the general Health. It , occasions no danger from Cold, and requires neither Confinement change of Diet: Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at- the only Warehouse for, De. James's roNder, No. 45, in St. Paillis•C!hurch-yard; London; in Packets: price 4s. 6d. each,, 'containing Four -Papers of Eight D ses, in all Thirty-two Doses.' , -90setve th.n Words, " F. Ne w bery , 'No. 45, St.' Paul's," are en ;Jawed in the Scamps. AN IMPORTANT Di,coyEßY. TES3I.IS. • CURRIE and. Co. Su ,ov rons I;avlng tot a liig• Series of years ,0 vie the VI NE It liA L 'DISEASE the particular object of their investigation, 'are noW. enabled tn.announce the discOvery-et it Medicine - superior to Mercury in the cure of that di,e ~e. It is-at present sill , .fiCient for them to observe, that its eifeds are diametrically. opposite to those of Mer Cut v, for though" it completely' era dicates every vestige of the vir,i, in its most confirmed stages,, yet it does no' to the lea,t re the Constitution, or alter - coniplexoti ; - oil the contrary,' it 'renovates the system in, ail its natural ",f unctions,. promotes A•pperite, and facilitates Lii . 4estion .fslunubefless ins'tances are on recent.record of the superior efficacy of this Viedicin..., its inherent and . specific -virtues acting as c , rr,tdive t.), bodily debility,, whether • pr•oceeding excess 0: conj an& t pleasute, or tram the more insidious th ugh notiess destrue tive in a cert tio pernicious habit.. Amidst the inej aD elia y • Variety ofdrsluders %filch are .the c ,, iisequence of this soutary vice, there are none rnore afflictin' than-those •deficicricies3nd debilities that prevent or embitter the matri monial state. The wretched sufferer br.:odi oyer his mister ' tune, ashamed to.eek . relict till it has 'brought bins to stiell !a 'state of misery, as to render life oppressive, To those un hatipy persons it will be a consoling reflection to know that, they may now, by a new and infallible - mode bf treatment, he restored to that greatest, of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous Constitution. ' _ Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either sex, atTheir House, No. 107, Hatton _Garden, person-, ally,• or by Letter (post-paid) inclosing Bank Note, when the necessary Advice anti Medicines will be g ivea or sent to 44 part of the Kingdom. Patients nr th Country are re quested to state their age and gelierid mode of living. No. 107, Hatton Garden. -