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11;111erto.. incurable, .fliseases„ the King's. Evil, Scrofula,
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and alkllisorders originating in an impure state of the
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THENTLIMPETIGINES, a Medicine
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perhaps there is no place on earth so subject to these sudden
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are often experienced in one day.-- Hence it becoMei a 9tatter
of the utmost importance, to seek out for some general and
decided remedy for those disorders which take their rise front
obstructed perspiration. One of the immediate eif:ets of this
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source at' Various obstinate disorders, throwing out eruptions
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deeper in the constitution: •
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blood and lymph, and having- observed-with deep regret the
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serable existence without rec=eiving the smilleSt benefit from
any thing.they could precUre, notwithstanding the many pre-
tended remedies which have been urfereci to the Public as
universal specifics. for those complaints, Dr. Solomon has.at
length yielded to the pressing necessities of his fellow-crea-
tures iro'deeply afflicted, and detr!rmined to publish it to the
world as a medicine of the greatest national importance, and
truly calculated to cleanse the blood from all tbulness, coun-
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Constifnflons•
The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, arc hard, schirrous,
and often indolent tumours, that afiZtt -the glands of the
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blood, and stimulates it to expel all noxious and impure
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'invigorating both body and mind.; For Scorbutic, Cutaneous
:Eruptions, Dry or-Wet Leprosy, the Anti-I nipeligines cer..
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and *ill not only clear the skin; bait heal • all old sores and
ulcers of ever so long standing..
In disorders where Salivation has. repeatedly failed, when.
no other remedy could restore the unhappy sufferer to.that
health -he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impetigines will be
lound-the great and.only restorer of health and.vlgour. •
Proper Dire-dions for every Case;• to enable persons to cure
themselves, are sealed up with each Bottle, price half-a.
Guinea. There arc alst Family Bottles; containing the
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saved.

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I:ricie 's Pradickof: Physic', No. 1737•

Iron the LONDON GAZETTE, lid). 18, ;9.1,

Wa?-o.ffice, July

6th Regindent of Dragoon. Guards, -Randall Foot, Gent. to
, be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hall, promoted.
nth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet William B. Laird,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice De Lancey, prpinoted
in the 17th foot. - •
COldsiream Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain the Hon.
john, Wingfield to be Captain of,, Company, by purchase,
vice Cunyoghame, who retires:
gd Regiinent of Foot Patardi, Captain Rice Y. Edwardes,
, from the oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchaSe.
*St Battalion of the ist -Regimentof Foot, Surgeon Nodes
Dickinson, from the Sth West India Regiment, to be Sur-
geon, vice M'Laren, promoted.
jet Regiment of Foot,' Ensign Thomas Browne, from the ,62th
• Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ixice Garvey, pro-
moted.
ath Ditto, Ensign William Sherren to be Lieutenant, vithout
putehase, vice Bailey) removed to the Royal Garrison Eat-
- 'taliOd. 'Lieutenant William MingaY, from the ad Lanca-
' shire Militia, to be Ensign, viee Sherren.
nth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert M'lntyre, front the ad
West India Regiment, to be Assistant. Surgeon, .vice
McMillan, promoted in the ad West India Regiment.
• nth Ditto, Captain Lieutenant Nicholas Eustacetohe Cap-
tain, without. purchase, vice Young, promoted in Colonel.
gainsay's Regiment. LieutenanieWilliain Henry Fors-
.
,teen; front the 3th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice
• Eustace. • -
;.ItW Ditto, C. Brinscien„ pew. t 9 be Ensign, by purchase,
• .yice Woods, promoted.
t§th Atex'andet Cornwall, Gent. to be Ensign, by
•• purchase, vice Batwell, promoted.'
*-7th Ditto, Ensign Robert ,I3otharoley, from the 7th West
India Regiment, to lie Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ;ebb,
• who -retires. • • -•
list Ditto, Robert. Mackay, Esq. to be Paymaster.
aoth Ditty 1. Thomas Shaftn, Gent, to be. Ensign, by
pur-
chase, vice O'Neil, promoted. '
'loth Ditto, Ensign Nuoblet J. Lindsay to be Lieutenant, by
•- purchase, vice Lalu promoted. Thomas lackson,Pent.
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice /James, promoted in the
S7th Foot. .
. 3ad Ditto, Lieutexint. Donald Urquhart, from the Essex
Fencibles, to be Ensign, without purchase. Ensign Wil.
Ilarri Ternplet6l; from Ditto.; to be 'Ensign, without pur-
Chas'e.
33th Ditto, Lieutenant James• r.densor, from the.,Yotk Fen-
eibles, to.be Ensign, without purchase.
39th Ditto, George Henry 'Duckworth, Gent. to be Ensign,
• withoutrchase,- vice Brady, who resigns. • Assistant-
-Surgeon T.A.T. Kertnecly, front tire
.3cl West India Regiment,
to be Assistant-Surgeon, vire Browne, promoted in the
- Bth West India Regiment. •
Itst Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander fiepburne Belches, -frOm
the id Regiment of Dragoon Guards, tei be Captain, by
purchase, vice Otway, promoted in the 35th Foot. •
44th Ditto; Ensign Hugh gL'umniiing, from the 41 Devon
Militia, to. be Ensign, by purchase, vice Davy, promoted.
45th Ditto, Ensign William Ledwith, from, the 68th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hill, who retires.
46th Ditto, John iVlander pill, Gent. to be EnSign, by pir-
' chase, vice Stackpoie, promoted.
49th Ditto, Ensign Henry Piercy Hamer to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Davies, who retires.
ssth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Kearns, from the Tarbert.
Fenciblcs, to he Quarter-Master, vjce RiverseWho resigns.
56th Ditto,,Foisign-Nathaniel -Wright to tie Lieutenant, by
• purchase) yice Boggis promoted in the 18th Light-Dra-
goons.
's7th Ditto, Assistant-Snrgeor. Richard Y. Vance, from the
ist Weit India Regirnmt, tb be AsSistantSuigeon, vice
Cathcart, promoted in _the 6orh Foot.
both Ditto,- Captilin lames 'Wheeler Unwin, from the Half-
pay of the late tc2rd Foot, to be'Captain, vice Beruff; who
exchanges. Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Cathcart, froni the
57th Eoot, to be Surgeon, vice Lindsay, promoted on the
Stotts -
k4th Ditto, 'Hospitst-Mate Herupt., Robinson to be Assistant-
.
Surgcon., vice Dunworth, deceased..
68th DittO, Epsigti Lennon,-from the 71st Foot, to
be Ensign, vice Perkins, who exchanges, .
gist Ditto, Ensign Theophilos Perkins, froirt the 65th Foqt,
to be Ensign, vice Lei non, who exchanges. •
gist Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Sullivan to be Captain, by Pur-
chase, vice Boozer, who retires.
93d Ditto, tiettenant Hugh Alexander SUtherland, from the
41st Foot,' to be Captain, vice Bower, deceased. .•
ist West India Regiment, -Anthony Graves, Cent, to be En-
sign, 'without purchase, vice Casey, who declines.
ad‘ Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Quinton M‘Millan, from ,the
tth noot; tone surgeon,- vi..e.Seott, cashieredky. the sen-
tence Of a General Court Martial. .
Dato,.Charles*Coitrell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pm--
, chase, vice Jennings,- who resigns.
7th'Ditto,.John Chie,vner, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Bothamley, promoted in the 17th Foot.
Bth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Andrew Browne, front the 39th
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Dickenson, promoted -in the ist
Battalion Royals. ,
totlf-Ditto, Serjeant Richard Walsh, from the 45th Foot, to
be' Quarter-Master, vice Des Bourbes4 promoted.
litli Ditto, Willinn Atherton, Gent. to be Ensigo, without
purchase, vice Price, who is superseded, having never
Joined his• Regiment. • ,
Leith Ditto, Volunteer Etienne Castor to be Quarter-Master,
vice Wising, •who resigns. -
A Co'rps of Ritiemn, Second Lieutenant Samuel Mitchell to
r• he First Lieutenant, • by. purchase, vice .Campbell, pro..
rooted.
Captain Kingstpn,s Levy, Burcham, Cent. to be Ensign.
, .

HOSPITAL ST4FF.
Garrison Surgeon Alexander Thompson to be Assistant-In-
‘spedor to the "Forces,in the Windward and Leeward Cha-
- rlbee Islands. - • .
Apothecary George Robertson Baillie to be Garrison Surgeon
'to the-Islands of St. Croi2c. and St. Thomas.
Surgeou IVl`Laren, from, the rst battalion Royals, .to
be Garrison 4urgeon to the Islands; of St. Martin and St.
13alliolomew.
Surgeon john Lindsay, from the 6oth Foot, to bd Apothe-
cary to the Forces, vice 'promoted.. -
Surgeon Robert Constable; from the 87th Font, to be Apo..
thecary to the Forces, vice Zignemeyer, who resigns.
To be Surgeons to Recruiting Districts in Great Britain---Sur-
geon'Robert Freer, from the Half-pay of the Soth Foot.
- Surgeon Williarri Fleming. Hospital-Matt: May-
nard. • •
To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Del* at the Isle of Wight—
Hospital-Mate john• Powell. Hospital-Mate William
Graham.

Caithness Lesion.
Ensign Alexander Scott to be Lieutenant, vico-Innes, ap-
pointed to the 42(1, Foot.
Leicestershire Regiment of Fencible Ir, /awry.
Isaac Walker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lane, resigned.

Newformdlwri Regiment of Forcible Infantry.
Ensign Patrick Walsh to be Lieutenant; vice Schneld;:r, who
resigns.
To be Ensigns—George Stubinger, Cent. vial. Kenrick. de-
ceased. Chzrles. Bailey, Gent. vice WalSh. -
Major William Bayley, froth the :-14th Foot,' vice Dwyer,
promoted.. •

Nortbamptonsi.?ire Regiment c.l Fon-161e leaP/Py.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign tames Cane, vice. Perry, ap-
. pointed to the 38th Foot. Ensign George Evin.,.s, vic,t
Ful-
tbn,"appointed to the 38th Foot. :I•nsign Robert Bette-
ridge, vice' Cooke, appointed to the zzd Light Drogoons.
T.!? be Ensign—ZaFclieus Thatcher, Gent. vice Browne,
who resigns. ,„ •
Loya!Tarbert Regiment Of FevelEe.b.4fanty.
Quarter_Master Thomasß.:.vers, from the 55th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Karnes, rho resigns. ,
• L?1,,..7/ !Nay Re.3-ime,rt of Fexei4,l:
Phailes Maedonalci, Gent. to •be Ensign, vice Mackenzie,
promoted.- •
Loral Ili/ mi/fgh.rm 1/.....unteer Cavalry.
Lieutenant ICiich..iel C:oodha4 to be Captain-Commandant,

. , . . . _ .
• vice Pearson, 'who resigns. . ,
Williamsriiitlijun. Gent. to be .Lientenailt, vice Goo'cll-611.
llorrie,r Silvester, ..;ent. to be p °met, vice ititricial4 pro-

mated

• ' • 7)lrretshirr Yecyrta.rty
john Pre4tllt'act Hitiris, Gent, to be Cornet

' Fife.s.bire Yesm.:my Cavaby.
P..obert Patulls,..C.ent. to be Carpet; vice Staik, who resigns

lia7,ffihire ''Votizintecrs.
tames 'Reid, jun. tole Adjutant, y..te Rei2, Who- re-

51.1.711 S

Dalkei

'alunh•ers

Serjeant-Major John JOlititon to be Adjutant, vice- Dic4,
deceased.
Volunteer fames Johnston to be Quarter-Master.
Andrew Gralit.tu, M..D. tO be Surgeon.
ryal Edin4iti-gb Regiment of ffigbland Ito/re/deer%
Evan John 'AM rego Mt:tray', gent. to be. Ensign, vice I)un.
can, who rt.3ig:llS.

' ilexArt/twee!. -
I,Vill!arn , Esq. to be Captain-Commandabt.
John Wend, Gent. to be First Lieutenant.
William Bell jun.' Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.

12`titlanei Volunteer Infant.
Anthony Jackson, Gent. to be Enbign, vtce Draycot.
Ensign Anthony [ ackson to be Adju:aatt, vice Lurnby, who
roigns. _

Stow Volt/rimers.

Ensign Richard Moss to bo Lieutenant, vice Raines, who,r

signs.
Edward Webb, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Moss.
Commission in tLe Ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets
litia, signed 4y the Lord Lifutenant.• Dated yane'2s, do r.
Thomas Lawrence Henry Delamaine, Gen,,. to be Ensign.
Commissions in the St. Mary-le-bone Volunteer Association,
signed by His Majesg.. Dated 711,-.): 7,
Lieutenant Clement Debbeig to be Captain, vice Ward, re-
iigned.
Lieutenant John Delamain to be Captain, vice Whiteford,
resigned.
Thomas Lawrence Henry' Delamain, Gent. to be Second
Lieutenant, vice. Fitzgerald, promoted.
Commission in the Volunteer Association of the University of
x tbrd, signed by His illajesty. Dated Mar 26, do t
Tulin Markland; Gent, to be Lieutenant en Second, vice
Cleaver, resigned

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