The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-27 00:00:00

BREVET.

Colonel the,l:lop„Arther ilie..33d Foot, to be
Brig.?:ll4r-General in the Army s4rving in ,P;Yilt•- •
Captain M'orris Robin>ori:, froni the. Half pay. of ti.c late
Queen's American Rangvrt;, so beAssisunt-fiarrack-Mas-
. ter-Generj, with.the r4nk of Major in the Army, so.long
only as he,siiall continzle to serve in the Bartaek Depart.
-utent, vice Lewis -nectazol. - •
Major Charles Wudel7norriton, ofthe Invalid Artillay, to
be Assistaot I3arrack-M..l'sier-Geper.ll for the inspetion
Barracks, vice 'deceased'. •• - •
. R;;;;-:!.Larr's..i.pire izeZunte.pr,r...
E0c.1.0 Ir)hrit".rant to be Lieutenant, vice Howarth, deceased.
G. F. Mitcriell,.G•ent to be Ensign, vice,Crint. -
Tye
fr4nce'nf 1.172/efs aiun Regivrtit of Fenti4Zelnfaxt y.
ensign W. Kenny, ,front the Limerick Fenciblas, to be En.
7 vice.Limnon,• who resigns. ; , • • •

I..zyaiTai.,34.-rt Fenciole firfant7.

Ensign John Lavery to be Liew-enant, vice Stevenson, ap-
pointed to the Invalids. •
Ensign Patrick WM:Toot, Roe, on the Half-pay of the late
Regiinent of-the Irish Brigade; to be Ensign, vice
3...avery.
John Parrott Hanger, Gent, to be Ensign) -vice Barrington,
who resigns.
Bwekinghamrkirt Gritlemet wtd Yrominty Cava,Ly..

Isaac Handseomb, Gent. to -be lieutenant in the Islswport
Pagnell Squadron
William Lucas, Gent. to be Licutenant in ditto.
Ilonourable A.ll. Cathcart to be Captain in- the Olney
Squadron.
Robert Whitworth, Gent. to he Lieutemnt'in ditto.
George Adison, 'Gent. to be Lieutenant in the Fenny Stmt.
ford Troop. - .
Sir William Clayton, Bart. to be Captain-Lieutenant in the
Dcshorough Troop.
Robert Brudenell, Gent. to be Lieutenant in ditto.
Sir Robert Harvey, Bart. to be Lieutenant in the Burnham
Squadron.

lianyivk Gentlemen and Yomanv Cavalry;
john Farrant, Esq. to be Captain.
Robert Fry, Gent. tobe Lieutenant.
- Poole, Gent, to be Cornet.

• • Buckinea)nshire Volunteer. Infentr, y. :-• -
To be Captains in the ; Newport,Pagnell Corps-. George
• Wrighte, .Esq. Edward. Watts, Esq.. Smyth,
Esq. '
To' be Lieutenants, in. the Newport:Pagnell .CorpS--roseph
Arrowsmith, Gent; Edward Roberts, . Gent.
Drake, Gent. 'William,,Singletim, Gent. Wiiliam Paw,.
• . son, Gent. - William Hardwick, Gent. George_Grindor;
• 4;(nt.. Charles, Cutton„Gent. -Philip Hoddle.tvarcl, ,Geist.
•-Thomas DaysGtint. Thomas Risely, Gent. Robert jee,
Gent. Pcter Perkins, Gent. Daniel Nicholtsi.Gent,
Buckingham Vohenteers. • ,
To be Captain—Thorrias Clerke, Esq.
TO he Lieutenants—Francis Goode, Gent. John C. Prentice,.
Gent; 'mantas Box, Gent. eorge Nelson, Gent, •
To be Lieutenants in.the Burnham Corps—Montagu Grover,
Gent. Henry Beverstouk, Gent.

City of liarbaxt byal Volunteer:.
Thomas Creenwell, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant.
Ildstone Yohatteers,

john Ellis, Gent, to be Ensign, yice Dyke, promoted in the
Constantine Volunteers.

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First Lieutenant 3,•lin Wylllc to be ice naVidsen,
who reiigrt'.
Second Lieutenant John Bryce to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice
Wvi lic.
Tel: Campbell, Gent, to be Second L'eutenant, Bryce.
la Battali= o/ the Aletes:..s.ger and .S.ilford
Lieutenant-Colonel ;John Leigh Philips •to he-Lieutenant-.
Colonel-Commandant, vice Baylev, ho resigns.
Major.Tarnes Ribbon to be Lioutettant-Colonel, vice Philips:
Captain John Entwisle to be Major, =vice 1--iiYicirt. i.
Captain-Lieutenant Joseplt Winter to be Captain,- vice En-
twisle.
Lieutenant Abraham Levy to be Captain Lieutenant, vice
Winter. •
Ensign John Bispharn to he Lieutenant, vice Le,.-y.
Ensign -William Thorpe to be ditto,. vice Baylq, who re-
signs.
Nortiallepion: ;/f66.m.itteer.r.,,,
Michatildeek, Gent. to ties-Lidatoatit..vicc3Yalton, who
resigns. • ,
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John Dawson, Gent. to,Ve*-tsign•yiee tiOrtgson, who re-
sikims. • ' `IIIL.---1 ,)17r C.
Battalion of the4afiaTikc Brigade.
Captain . Rattray to be Major, vice Knight; who resigns.
.4.1 i .Re.i;intent of 'be prthiblAi Brig.:de, or Fureyters:
Lieutenant - Campbell to be Captain; vice Buchan,
proinoted. •
ikchdale Volunteers. '
Volunteer George Law to be Second Lieutenant, vice tanca-
shire, who resigns.
Thomas Drake, D. D. to be Chaplain. •
\Valtzr Dunlop, Gent.- to be Surgeon, vice James Dunlop.
Rcbert Stott, Gent. to be Quarter-Master.
• Scarlormegli. Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Cavan Tranmar Sutton to be First Lieu-
tenant, vice-Dorlsworth, who resigns.
John Bancroft, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Sutton.
Robert Niartiitt;,Gent, to be ditto, vice Eastcrby, deceased.
L.g:2l • •
WilliarmAtigustus Downs, Esq. to be Major, vice Stewart,
who resigns.
John Jenkins, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice 'Face, who
resigns.
Thomas. frown Beckett, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant,
• vice lteynell, appointed to toe both Regiment.
• Ljal Stirling Volunteers.
Robert Campbell, Gent. to be Adjutant:
Reverend joins Russell_ to be Chaplain. ,"
Lyal aztebouse Volunteers.
Alexander Craig, Gent. obe First Lieutenant, vice Thom-,
spa, deceased. • .

MEMORANDUM.

Quatter-Master William fiague.of the sth West India Regi-
ment, is superseded, having never jollied. his Regiinent '
Commission in the Bicester Volunteer Association, sig7;ed ly Hi,
ItLiesty. Dated ynly t, t?,>l. ,

John Stevens, Gent. to be-First LiemolloAtio,46-R,Braym, re_
signed.

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BANKRUPWCY,
,ESLARGE
Sept. zz. Thomas Marsh,. lof Otd• Compton-street,, Soho,
taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. -

BANKRUPTS.

William Candar, of St. John's-street, plaisteret, to sun-en-
• der August 3, at ten, August 4, at eleven; and Sept:rnSei-
5, at len, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welchon, t urni-
vat's-Inn. e -
Solomon Moses, Solomon, of Birmingham, 'merchaitt, julY
28, August 'xi, and Septeinber 5, at ten, at Guildoall,
London. Attorney, Mr. A". Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary
Axe. .-

William Charnley! Of 'Liverpool, , merchant, August Si 14,
and September. 5, at ten, at the Bridgewater-Arms Inri;
Manchester. • Attorney, 'Mr. Barrett, Manchester.
William Richardson, of. Sutwood, Lancashire, whitster,
August 14, 15, and September 5,' at eleven, at the Swan
Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. Attorney, Mr. Kaye, Bolton-le-
Moors. . . ,

Edmund Charnley, of Liverpobl, merchant, August 5,4,
and September 5, at ten, at the Bridgewater-Arms, Man,
chester: Attorney, Mr. Barrett, Manchester.
William-Macher„late of Parkers-row,. Bermondsey, baker,
..August 7, at eleven, August 8, and September I, at ten,-at
'Gtuldhalt. - Attorney, Mr. Davies, Warwick=street, Golden
square.
Thomas Holmes, of Oxford, cordwainer,, August it, Tx, and
September 5, at eleven, at, the King's-Arms inn, Oxford.
Atturnies, Mr. Philpot, Red-Lion-square, . Holborn; or
Mr. Tubb, Oxford.
James Robinson, of Crosby-square; Bishopsgate-street, mer-
chant, August 1,8, and Septemner s, at tme, at Guildhall.
Attornics.'Me%,s. Smith and Lawson, Great St Helens,
liishops.ate-street. . '
Thomas Wilmot, of Woolwich, linen-draper, August 8, is,
and September s, at' ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
_ Ncthersole, Essex-street, Strand.
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John Stanley, or Liverpool, merchant, August s, 6, and
September 5, at dour,, at the Bridgewater-Arms, Man-
chester. Attorney, Mr. Barrett, Manchester.
Thomas Bowdiee, of Lime-street, Lontlon, faaor, August
3, at five, August 4, and September s, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attornits, Flashinan and Pringle, Ely-
Place, Holborn.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. S. } rcclerick Willats, of Brewer-street, Golden-square,
cheesetr.on 4er, at len., at Guildhall.

A Lig. 11. mund .Isa n ton, of Lancaster, merchant, at eleven,
at the Sign of the 'Grapes, Lancaster.
Aug. 13. James Foloe, of Hereford,'mercer, at eleven, at
tae kummer-Tavern,lriml.. . ,
oa. to. Thomas Paty,Rll:l:4rd syrchall and Joseph Tombs,
of Union-street, BiAo?sgate.etreet, cotton-imulufa6tureis,
—at ten, at Guildhall.

Dec. 1. George G of -Nterlio,s!fr7.4oF7, warehouse-
Klan, at twelve, at Guilhall.
Oct. to. Thomas • Parry, of Birmingham, haberdasher, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. zz. .Graveby William Seaborne; of ..Narrow.4treet,
Limehouse, mast-maker, at ten, at Guildhall:
Aug. 29. George Clifibrd and Justus Blanckenhagen, late
of London, MerChantS, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Aug. 22. John .Larie, of Stratford, .ssex, corn-chandler,
at ten, at Cuildhall.
Od. to. John •Matiarri, LI Fleet-Street, merchant, at eleven,
at Guildhall. ' --
Aug. 26. Robert Martin, of Bristol, mariner; at eleven,
the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
Aug. 29. Henry Zachary, late of Laurence-lam, Cheapside,
Irish factor, at twelve; at Guildhall.
Aug. 17. lohn Coales, of Wellingborough, Northampton,
grocer, at eleven, at he Hind Inn, Wellingborough.
Aug. 18. , john Pendnxi, of Wellingborough, NortnarnptOn-
sliire, leather-:::utter and shoemaker, at eleven, atthe Hind
Inn, Wellingborough. ••
Sept. 5. Robert Platton, of St. john-square, Clerkenivell,
coach-Master, at ten; at Guildhall.

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Ditto Short Ann. .
.Ditto Scrip

ANNUITIES rlcl REVERSIONS for PRIVATE SALE

by MELVILLE and Co, No. 7, Cecii-street,Strand„
VNNUITY of Sol. a Tear for 3001. secured on
Glebe Lamis the COunty of Kent, for the Life of a
Cent lernan,, aged 54, insurable; ore of 261. a Year,--for6ool.
secured on a Landed Estate of 3001. a Yeat,
,for the Life. of a
Gentleman, aged 30, insured; cbc Of 401. a Year, for 3001.
secured on South Sea Siock, and two Lives, :38' and 42 ; ona
of 45i. a Year, for 2701. set:1110 ch. a- F reeho I d Estate. in Ox-
fordshire, ;value Moo'. 4c t the Life of
,a Gentleman; ~.god 25 ;
one of 451. a Year, for-311: secured on 18031. 3 per Ccan.
Consols. and the Bond of two Persons; one-1591.. a Year, for
12.001. steured,on very valuable.long Leasehold Estates in the
,County of Middlesex, of the yeaflY rent 61'35,31. a Year; the
Reversion of 2661, Old South Sea -Annuities' certain,••to !be
received at the death of a Lady,. aged 77,, very infirm.
Particulars may be had by applying as above, from Eleven
till Three o'Clock. No Letters received unless paid.

THE improved. PEDOMETER, or WAY_
WISER, which when wore-in the Pocket; ascertains, •
the distance the Wearer walks.(price Two GuineaS). Sold by
SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch-maker, No, 44? oppo-
site St. Sepnlchre's Church, Snow-hill ; who for ;:LAr thirty
years have fabricated thcse Machines ; and though they do
not claim the Invention, it being almost as antient as Pocket
Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowl,,clge have.
been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in, wearing, and
incorrect in their performance, as to have been soon laid by
as useless. _ ,

which they take the liberty to ofßi to the Public,- is
-elegarit,in- itself, most conveniently used, perfectly correct,
and what is' desirable In all Machines of Fancy, .exceeding
cheap ; not liable to be dut of Order, and is a most amusing
Companion to Gentlemen who are fond of Walking and
Shooting. - •
Flattering themselves the great Improvement lately made
has carried it to its ultimatum, they take this method of
making it public, to secure to themselves at least the credit
thereof, having .been materially injured by Plagiarists' who
have copied their Machines, and passed then-roil to Gentle,
mcn as their own Inventions, thotigh 4t much higher prices,
-a-nd-verj,infcrior work,

WHEN Professional Men of . Education
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Responsibility deviate front the general SyStem 'bf
'the seleelion, of a ~peculiar branch, the sanction oflongcun,
tinued success is.the best criterion of superiOrity. -
Eight yeAri. have I 'devoted my practice to the exclusive
treatment of Three Disorders' and the'successful result off
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose as far as • I aut.
-, ,tIW: ravages. of those Complaints ‘virich Are the Most
-important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
After :initiation into 'every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,'
I formed swish at an early period of Practice to rescue in-
dividUals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the,
equally 'dangerous •preo pitancy of general Praditioners.
The Thive nit:Orders, to the Cure of which I have de
voted my attention, Comprise every species of VEN E." •a EA', IN r E cTION, whether of a 'recent or long du-
ration: .kinds of debility, whether arising. froth
The ',habit.; ot sehool-boys, or the indulgences of mature
age: And, lastly„. that derangement of the system in %Vo'
(nen which is called BARRENNESS, or ST E h i LiTy.
Numerous DiSeases are the result Of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a-sinilitle• Gonorthcea; and it riot un-,
Ci.,..,11..-nry happens that the 'seeds, of Lite are Poisoned' by
the iniliscreti,:noi-an implanted hour.----by a superior me-
thod %uchComplaints are easily cured; and, even vs here
others have failed, I trust that I May presume to otter
radi4 I re-establishment.

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Few, however,, are the cases of complicated distress in
this • disorder, .cbtliparc.t with the cA situations ations 01
Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable..lite, acquire that state
of Debility, which is Inc unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits. .
Where the unhappy sunrer broods over his misery, but
'carefully conceals hint iniaJOrtnne, it' may' be some conso;
lation tor. him to know, Ow although it .be, an, object oT
doubt or unCertairity with other Praditioners,
.the removal
of these „Deficiencies by the iron ress of' Renova,
tion, is the. acquirement of my 13..xperteuc:•. llt the rites
of Bacchus or Venus have beg.m Manly vigour,
*much anxiety will be prevented ,by an e:Gly Counterac.!
thin of languid .State ; and in these cases., no grr...a4
difficulty will occur.

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But where this Delicieny has for years existed, a proper
'persev,rapee is indispensably_ -c(pusite to revive tilv,slinn-
beriny, Sparks of 'Lite, and to re-animate the Constit;ulon.
MARRIED WOMEN, who i.l4,ye. lyng been disa.plointcti
in their.expedations of a fatuity, may,be. assurer*, That
Most instances, such dereds arc by Medical skill.
The secrecy whiCh is so e.isent:ai to my undertaking'
and IhequalificationsWbich I have presumed to, state, fort*
the basis of, my
,pretensions, and in coineidein..e sad;
this intimation is given,, that Mr.
.B. may be consulted
personally', or by Letters (inelosing'a smail Note), at 10
,house, No. 29, Arundel- street, Strand, near Temple Bar'
There is an' additional Entrance in' Water-street+
adjoining, and the Name is on both thedoors;
M. B--, Member ot'the Royal Col lc,ge of Surzeons.