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London, England, 1801-07-02 00:00:00

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Tp Mr.'Rylceta, - - 'Clielinsforch Tune Li, 1792`.
I 6 hereby t.e-ei,ify; tbit h4ve.rerearidly experippcect
great relict neamis ze,P4itiPos:; imkigestion, and bilious
complaints,. frpni Cardap.Tinanre.

JAMES TJOMPSO:: R[UFFIIIfAD, Clerk:
From the Rev. Mr. Rutilwad.

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This Medicine, "as an initriediatd restorative and cor-
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roborant; js; a, Most gliettual .rernedv in female obstrua.ione
and Suppressions, and cases of :retention' at maturity;- alsci
in WakneSs, Morbid discharges, and it regularity abOut the
turn of years:
Sold at :Me. Rvmer'S,. No. 36, Gefrard-Street, Soho, in
bettles,,2as. trs: 6d. 'ss. sd. _add 't s. gd. with Directions;
ind_CertificateS of Cures. Hours of advice froth it to a.
Messrs. Dicey and Beyrion; Bow Church-yard, are
appointed by.Mr:'Ryiner the Sole Wholesale Venders of the
abOve-Medidn'e• (as well as or the Detergent Pills for the-
cure of. diseased Flyer, Attended with asthma and drOpsical
legs, for the dischalo of gall stones, • destrudion of 'worins,
&c.) of whom, arid every Vender of their Medicines in all
the principal 'Powds, it me had retail. The At thor's
Trad on indigestion, the HypOchondriac Disease, and the
Gout, niav be had as above,-price
-•Ryiner's Cole'brated Pectoral Medicine for Colds,
Coughs, I•2e;:.lisrieS, Asthina, Sze. and for the Prevention and
Cure of Pulmonary: Cousumptiop, may be had as above,
in battles at3s. 54. and its. 6d. with full Diredions and
Casts of Ctt fes:

„An kicount-of that most exc2llcnt Medicine,
• 'fife CORDIAL BALM Of GI LEAD;
Which• is prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M.l)

FH,E train .of melanchoiy- Disorders which
,afiliCt
the human frame, under the denomination of Nervous
Diseases, are the principal sources of hiuttan misery, in tin)
privation of health. Those disorders proceed front 'such an
I oftrti t 6 variety and complication'of causes, as to render it irn-,
poisible, if even it were always necessary, to trace them to
their true source. • The elfeets; ito‘'ve,cr, are but. too well
knu.vii, and too severely telt amongst toii.great a portion of
mankind; and to these. effed:i .it may without exaggeration
be.asserted, tliat any remedy. superior or more celebrated for
efficacy than. SOLOMON's DIAL :BALM' of
GILEAD, never has beep iiiscovero.-;In all delicaie, w,;iik-
ly, and relaxed c9pstitutions, fovness of spirits, hypochou-
dria,' horrors, tremislings, weakness of sighl, loss of ineinory,
impaired vigour, ,Tabes Dorsa.iisi Nervous Consumptions*
annthesnum'oerless syinriorns of impaired and tottering con-
stitution's; 'whether arising front ali.fe Cf intidivitY, intem-
perance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has attained
vernal and unparalleled:celebrity. 'fly stria perseverance in
its use,. It &hears, braas and invigorates the whole,Nervotts
System, and gives new tone 'to all the vital functions, of
:v rich numberless instancei Can be avouched. .

.C•onStitutions-relaxed, weak or .decayed, in Men or women,'
are under the igunediate influence of this Restorative and
-old. Coughs, Asthmas, and Coniumptive Habits, are soon
relievect, and sneedily cured.
Poverty ofhfood, 2nd cinacif.ited linibs, will, ere long, meet
,the happiesteliange; the drill watery fluid will become
and the limbs be covered-with flesh, firm and
'healthfitE

To those who have revelled in the midnight cup, ormadly•
drained Nature of her richest stores, by unrestrained or lic.en.
.tiOus lout, or by the hortill,seltiqfpa,ssicin of •Diogenes, this
Restorative win- render all 'possible assitince ; and if the
• vital powers'be not entirely destroyed, it will gradually re-
pair tat; melancholy evil. -
Those who have long in hot cliiates, anttare lan.
griid and relaxed in tiwa ::_ystern, may take th:s-11!:edi,
.cine with the happiest ..lietts and person; going to the East .
or West Indies ,clanot sere a nibre important article of health-
and Efe... It has been the only means of restoring thousands
affilded with the Yellow. Vevey ih"America.
t:T :Persons* the Country renniting,thc• Docicr's opinion
relative to inveterate cases, arc ttirinclase his usual tee of a
Guinea., in a letter, with the Statetof.their case. Such letter
,shotild,-, for. Safety., be- thtii. Money... letter. Dr.
SolOmph,- _SOlortion!s.plac, Browniow-street, Liver pod.
Paid double postage."
Lbtfdrs may-*; ordered to be addressed for X. Z. ox A. B.
at the Post-(Akitee, till cal led for. `..
A SAVING OF' ONE-POVVilj SiX SHILLINGS.
-The Cordial Balt* Of,'Gilead is sold in bottles, price
Htlf-a- Guinea: each. '. There are also boxes, price ;1. con.
taintrig equal to twelve bottles at Has. 6d. by which the
Patient saves tl. 6s. which can be had of the Dodor, by re-
mitting-a Five Pound Bank Note. :. .
SUN. by .11.1a:hews.- No. IS, Strand, London; and by all
the fop:liable :;\ lain:int Venders, Booksellers), Brc. in every
principalTownin England, Ireland, Scotland, and Amerii

From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 30.

irtargiTre, yure 30, ISo I.

Ist Regiment of 'Dragoon Guards, Richard Neave Parris,
G.nit. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Wilkie, promoted.
Ist -Regiment of, Dragoons, Edward Hamilton Lambert,
Gent. of the late oxfordshire Fencibie Cavaltry, to he
' Comet, without .purchase, vice Vyse, promoted in the
•1;:th LOtt Dragoons. •
3d Ditto, Lieutenant Oaavius Carey, from the 85th Foot,
-• to I.i:.otenalit, vice Leicester, who exchanges.
loth Regiment of Light Dnigoons, Lieutenant the Honoura-
bit Henty Murray, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice Carruthers, whd eehanges. • 't
14th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Edward Vincent Eyre, from
'26:h Foot, to be Ca rain-Lieutenant, vice Savage, who
exchanges. William ("wren; Gent. to be Cornet, by 'ir-
chase; vice Keogh, i:romoted. •
Ditto, Lieutenant John Every, • from the StaflOrd
Mi-
litia, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Dickens, No-
' 'noted.
.d
. .
Regiinent of Foot Guards, Captain 'Alexander Nesbitt,
from the 824 Foot, to be Lieutenant. John Plenclerleath,
Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Nelson, deceased.
9th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant 'George Hallway Sargent
to h.t Captain, by pUrchase, vice Meade,. promoted in the

30th Focit
rth .-ktljutant Thomas Baylis to be Ensign, without
pureAa!:e, vice Nlahony,- promoted in. the jtst Foot.
.6th D itto,•CaptAin Lieutenant Patrick Nugent Savage, from
the 14th Light Dragoons, to .be,Captain.l.L;utenant, vice
Eyie, who exchanges.
t7th Ditto, Lieutenant James Mylne, from the 2,9 th Light
Dragoons, to be Caplan', by purchase, vise Massey, , who

retires.
31st 1,) it ro, Er sign Pierce B. Itfahany, from the 17th Foot,
to.be Lienienant, without purchase, vice Roach, removed

to the Invalids. ,
49th. Ditto, Ensign William Jones, frOm the Cartutrvon Mi..
litia, to be Ensign; without purchase, vice Sevicll, pro-

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J . Henderson, Cent. to be Ensign, wilieut
:purchase, vice Luckept, promoted.
,55411 Ditf6, Ensign lohn.Heyligerto be Lieutenant, by pia-
vice..l;eslie. Who retires;..
6ozh Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Carruthers, frOrn the roth
ZigGt Dragc3ons, to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, who ex.
changes. Ensign WilliaM Farrand, from the 'ijth Foot,
tole Ensign, vice Nicklei, who exchanges. Serjeant -
..Bille,ralorti; from
.the 2,5 th Foot, to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Daly, ,prornoted in. the 85th Foot.
kith Ditto, Henry Irwin, Esq. to be Pay Master, vice Bruere,
,v-,,U,,54;n5, Ensign Thomas:Watson to be Lieutenant,-
by purchase, vice Courtney, promoted in the sth West
I mita ;Regiment.
-f gib Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant John Corry to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Chute, wholetires. Ensign Price Hely.
from the Half-pay of the late -Londonderry Regiment, to
be Ensign, vice Cuyler, promoted.
F.sth Dino, 'Lieutenant Frederick Lister, from the 3d Dra.
t;goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Carey, who exchanges. En.
'sigh RiChard Daly, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant,
nithout pu.zehase, vice 'Penford, removed from the Sur:.
vice. Richard 'Newton King, Gent. to be Ensi&n, by
purchase, vice Addison, promoted. Alderman Skoulding,
tent. to be Ensign-, by purchase, vice Dawson, promoted
in the 3d Foot.. . •
:d West India RegiMent, Ensign .Hercules B. Lethern, to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harding, who retires.
staff Corps, Captain William Nicolay, from the Royal Ep-
gineers, to be Major, vice Rutherford, promoted.
To be Barrack-lilaver4. in Great Rritabt.

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Thomas Edgar, Esq... Major ont Half-pay of the 89th Foot,
vice Lord, .decea4ed. . . .
low:ph 0 tway, Esq. late Captain in the Ath Foot, vice
Fint,ey, superieficd? being absent w•ithout.leave.
William Williams, Gent. late Lieutenant in the 75th Foot,

vice Lovipg, deceased.
Daiiiel Page, Esq. Deputy Barrack-Master at Wipchester,
to be 13aiTack‘Mastcr, vice Major Lewis, deceased.
Auckinchamsbire Gentlemen and Yeenagng Cavaby,

Cornet Edward Oakley .Grey .to; be Lieutenant in the Buck-
ingham Squadron, vice Pigott, who.resigns.
Rob: at Miller Gent. to be Cornet in Ditto, vice Gkev.
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William Young, Gent. to be. Lieutenant in the Ayle.sbury

Ss:piaLl ran
john srflith, cent. tobe Cornet in ditto.

o.d Seaton Artillery ✓olunteer:.

Second Lieutenant Daniel French to be First Lieutenant, vice
• Culver;lle ivbc. resigns. William Culverille, Crept. jun. to be Second Lieutenant
vice f rench.
North Cromdale Company of Volunteer Infantry.

von A 4 grant, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ross, who 'resigns.

South Cramdale Compgny qf Yoluntecr Infantry.

First Lieutenant John Grant to be Captain, vice John Grant,
who resigns.

Durham City Loyal Volutrtrf, s.
James I.,icharclly, Gent. to be Adjutpt, vice Brown, who
Reverend William 1-hves .to be Chaplain.

Loyal Lincolliskire Villagers.
Honourable Henry -Cust to be Lieutenant.
Charles Raby, be Ensign, vice Cust,

Lisetard Volunteers.
lames elm, Gent. to re Second Lieutenant, vice Rav, le,
who resigns. •

?‘7.z.m.vish rclunteer Infant',
Lieutenant John Hatnniond Cole to be Captain, vicg. Brovvne,
who resigns.

Nattinzharn Val:miters.
Ensign Henry. Holdsworth to be Lieutenant, 'ice Bardsley,

' why tpsigni. •
George Almond, Gent. to be Fmign, vice Holdswortb•
Thoma§ Birch, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Iliff, who =signs.
. • Royal Paisley Volunteer:.
First Lieutenant William Bisland.to by Captain, vice Jarnie-

son, ,
First Lieutenant James Hunter to be Captain, vice Walkinr

shay.%
Adjutnt John Snodgrass to be First Lieutenant, vice Biss-

land.
Stcond Lieutenant Mathew Smith to be First Lieutenant,

. . . .
vice Hume:.
To be Second Lieutenants—Nathaniel Gibson, Gent. vice
Corse. Claud. Alexander, Gent. vice W. Alexander.
George_Snodgrass,,Gent. vice Sruitli, William Murray,
~
:Gent,
.vice Vipdlather. .

therbam ,V_.clanteer,s.

Robert W:litehead, Gent. to 4e Ensign, vice Matson, who
'rCSIOS,

treginzion rolunterrsi
iticharti .Mountjoy, Gent. io bp Scoqd' Lieutenant, vice
• It 9W;ey, wno re ,gm.

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Rya/ Westminster Volunteers.
John 43owitwt to be Liptitepant, vice Cragg, who re-

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Ensign Willi4rn liolin;s to be tioutenant, viceGorclon, who

oNrit> I:anclern d 4 Boreng,er, Cent, to be Lieutenant, vice
\\ no resigns. . •
C,Anpnbrign in ar well Associated Troop of Cavalry, sired
6' His illajr4. bated May 9, dog.
pean, Gent. to 4e Surgeon. : • •

War •Office, Itgue 30, 189 r,
ARMY IN IRELAND.
f4th Regiment of Foot, Ensip George Treacher to be Lieu-
tepant, by purc4ase, vice ticrdon, promoted ih the Sith
Foot.
#fith Ditto, Captain larocs Fitzgefald, from the Half-pay of
'• th,l late Independent CaMpailies,, to be captain? vice
114PTg:r; .
fia,cr %Rrginwa of Ecnci.64, Infantry.
;0141. F7IC.riPcPT: 4z) 4nago, vice A. S. Frasei, pro.
mot Cc! .
Tay of Fatale Infantry.
V1144,4-lant Sp .)44 IQ bb Captam-Lieuttmant, vice
pbel I, deceased,
I)lll'c'AP M.±Pkenzie to be LieutetrApt, vice Small.
•
Ee.R4TPArill the Gazette of the ?..oth in3tant.
04th 'Aciti ment• FoT tulle, WalshaTT!, cent. to. Ige En-
uq,O, by purchase, vice Wilkinson, joonloted ; read Wit-
barn Waltham, Gent. to !Oe gpszsp? by purchase, yge
Vi4=c: T:,PP? pminuted.

ifrar_QA.44 Julia 2+ ;Bpi,

Istipjfr bip pleased to make am 01-
`lol.4llg.rrokiaigto in !he- army on N 4 E.§4blish,

!tient, anti the Commis.sioris, gated IVT:!rel: 4, r Sot,
are come over accordingly,:

6th Dragoon Guards, Ichn Kennedy to be Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice. Stannard, promoted. .
gth Light Dragoons, Samuel'. White to hp Cornet, by.ppx-
.
chase, vice Bayly, promoted'. - .
zist _Ditto, Lieutenant Cornelius Lane Murphy, from 22d
Light Dragoons, to be Captain-Lieutenant, without.phr-
chase, vice Milbank, promoted in 26th Light DragoOos.
2.2 d Ditto, Cornet Robert ,Ross to cc Lieutenzint,4lthout
purchase, vice Murphy, promoted in list Light Dragiions.
Ist Battalion isth Foot, Maine Henry Greene ,Barry to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Bathe, resigned.
Captain James Robinson to be Major• by purchase, vice
- Barry, promoted. Ensign William Wilkinson tope Lieu-
tenant, without puraascr, vice' Ramsay, Tesigned. Tho-
mas Ramsay' to be Ensign,, without purchase, vice Wil-

kirison; promoted.
16th Foot; Bouchier to be Ensign), without purchase,
vice Morris,, promoted in 46t1t Foot.
624 Ditto, William Johnson to be EnSign,,without purchase,
vice Daths, promoted in 71st Foot. •
•
Breadalbane Fenci6lea.

Ensign Thomas Richard Hemsworth, from Northampton
Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice L. Campbell, resigned.

Fraster Fencibles.
John Buchanan to be Ensign, vice R. Fraser, appointed to a
Commission in the Line.
Lochaber Tenciblel.

Ensign nugald Ferguson to be Lieutenant, vice C. M‘Lean,
appointed to the Bth West India Regiment.
Princess Charktte oflcs's .or Iti'Leod't Feral.;
Ensign P.eter Llosburg‘h, to be Lieutenant, vice Whittle, re-
signed.
Joseph Ashe to be Ensign, via Hosbtirgh, promoted.
Pranots-Ford to be Ensign, vice Masterson, resigned.

Northum4erland Fentibles.
Charles Garner to be Ensign, vice A. B. Wl.ean, appointed
tcran Ensigncy in t6oth Regiment. -

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