The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-23 00:00:00

from the LONDON G lane 22, I PO2.

Whitehall, lime 22, 1502.

. THE KINc has been pica-A to present the Rev.
John: Marshall,, Cierk,• Amer. of I\rts, "o the.
Reaufy of Qrsett, in the County. of Essex, and
of London, void- by the translation of
Right Reverend Father in.G,:d Doi or Richard,
Bea,l:n„ Bishop of Gloucester, to the See of Bath
and Wells.'_, •

frzr-o..ffict, Y.://e 22, iRoZ.

sth Regiment ot.:4ragocn Guards, William Pegg; Gent. to
uz.. Comet, by purchase, vice Irwin, promoted.
loth Rqiinunrot Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Frederick G.
Carmichael to be Captain, by purchas4 vice Macdonald,
who retires.
6th Regiment of Foot, Erisign J. Maw to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice I.'-Estrange, promoted in the both
gth Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Wallace, from the 34th .Foot,

to be by purchase, vice Ale)tander Campbell-,
who retires. Marinadulie Robert Langdale, Gent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Sneplicr.l, who retires.
4xd Ditto, William kledderwia, Gent. to -be Ensign, b‘,..
purchase, vice [noes, promoted. ,
44th Ditto, Jonathan Fountain Wrench, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Fraser, who retires.
46th Ditto, Atholl Moon, Gcnt. to lacEnsign,by purchase,
vice Fitzertild, promoted.
53d Ditto, Lietitehant John Carmichael to. be Captain, by
purchase, vice DOVer, wfro retires.
s;th Ditto, Captain Alexander. Jekyll Chalmers, from the
loth Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Macdonald,
promoted in the 24th Foot.
621 Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Braille] to be Captain, by pur-

• . •
-chase, vice Maingy, Nil()• retires.
67th Ditto, Philip Jenkins, Gent. to he Ensikr, by purchase,
- vice Ethr.ngton, pliotnot;.:d in thez;ith Foot.
72,d Ditto, -litjor Cbiquittiun Grant, Ition-i the 28th Light.
Dragoons, to .be. Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice
M'lnnes,.who retires.

77th Regiment of Foot, Brevet Major William Grant too .be
Major, without purchase,,vice Forbes,: removed to the
Both Foot.
Soth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Forbes,
frOm the 77th Foot,. to be Major, without purchase, vice
Harness, promoted.
gist Ditto, 'Cyder, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon,
vice Fines, promoted in the Calif: Regiment. •
Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Courtney to. be Captain, by
purchase, vice Benson, woo retires. Losign Edward Col-
therd Smith tO.be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Percival,'
promoted. lames Boyd, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith.
The Cape Regiment, Assistant-Surgeon J. Jones, from the
81st Foot, to be Surgeon. ,

• BREVET.
•
Colonel. Marcus Bercsford, on the Half-pav of the late 13th
Foot, to Or. Bri;:,,to.icr-Cenerat in the Windward and Lee-

waktCarribbee I slamis'only. -
-To be Majars in the Army, Captain David Douglas, late of
the Scotch Brigade. Captain Colin Dundas Graham, late
of Ditto. Captain Alex4.atier Scott, late of Ditto. Cap-
. taut "oho Cameron, late of Ditto. Captainieutenant
lames-Urquhart, late of Ditto.
STAFF.
Lieutenant-Colonel George Murray, of the 3A Foot Guards,
to be .Autktant-General to the Forces. serving in the Lee-
ward Islands and Triniciad,vice Gledstanes, who resigns.

VA NA: RL'Prs.
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Joshua Coleby, of Hempstead, .Norfolk, /pennant, to sur-
renr.ti:r
_I one 28, 29, and'Au,cost 3, at lo4x, t the White'
Swan, Maticroft. Atiornivs, Akssrs Se4ell and Blake,
'N'orwicii; or Messrs. Tiluory sad 13entord, Ely-Place,
tonuon.
Ailkenhead, late of St. raniCs's-Market, ale and
porter—merchant, June 26, July 3, at on:;, and' August
3. at.ten, at Guituli.di_ Messrs. Hague and
. Pt3ole, Cannon.-row, \V(:;;;iiinster.
AN i I:iie or ,\ ;A:nun:y-lane, oyster-dealer and
ti hiuong r, une 28, July 3. anti August 3, at eleven, at
i nal 1.. Artoroty,'Mr. Lo: ley, Cneapside.
Thomas Moore, late Of Liverpool, nierc4ant, July t 3, 24,
andAtigiist 3, at one, at tln Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Attornies, Pil,•ssrs. Stainstreet and Eden, Liverpool; or
Mr. Winale, Bartlet's Buildings, Holborn.
James Hewitt, now or late of WiisOn-street, Moorfeld.;,
weaveri June 26, July 3', arnt August 3, at ten, at
Attorney, i%•lr. Yurnival's-lan.
Thomas A mai, of Tomes's, Devonshire, shopkeeper, Tune
•• 28, at ',Jur' 29, andl.tigust 2, at eleven, at the Seven Stars
j ipt, TFotness. Attornies, Mr. Prideaui, Totness ;or Mr.
-•Akxanzier, BetitOrd-row, Lot:don.
Thomas Jell:I-sun, now or late of Hudswell, Yorkshire,
de.der, Julie 28, '29, and Aug,ess 3, at ten, at the house of
fames Irving, innkeeper, Carlisle. Attoriiies; Mr. Hotig-
sun, Carlisle, Cumberland; or Mr. Hodgson, Clement's
Inn, London.
loha Coulthard, ofCarlisit, dealer, June 28, 29, and August
3, at ten, at rue Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. Atior-
iiies, Mr. Mounsey, Carlisle; or Mr.- Mounsey, Staple
Inn, London.
Mary Tapley, of Newton Abbott, Devonshire, shopkeeper,
July 16, 17, and August 3, at five, at the Star Inn, Exeter.
Attornies, r. BovVring, Exeter; or Mr. Hands, Garden-

court, Teinple.
John Collingilon, of Plough-court, Lombard-street, mer-
chant, June 29, July 6, and August 3, at one, at Guild_
hall. Attorney, Mr. Speak, Southwark.
Willi-ant Powell, of Shepton-Mallet, innholder, June 29,
and A uy:ust ;, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Shepton-Mallet.
A ttornies, Mr. Foui:s,- Shepton-Mallet ; or Mr. Warry,

New Pun, London. _
:Michael Dashagea
,and, rererniall Berrnann, late of Watling-

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street, London, merchants, tune, 24, -at ten, July 19, at
• twelve, and Avgust 3, at ten, at. Guildhall. •Attorney, Mr.
Jones, Salisbury-iquare, leet-street.
DIVIDENDS.
•

3111 17. Joseph noncom Wand Joseph Thompson, of Great
Garden-steer, Whizkxh.pel, Middlesex, cabinet-makeis,
1_ at ten, at Guildhall. _

July .i 6.. Grit-tit'', Jenkins, of Swansea, Glamorganshire, tan-
ner, at cne, at the Mack worth Arms Inn, Swansea.
Jtilv £3. lviltiaril Watkiss, of 'Raven-row, Spttalfields,
l,d.lieseN, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall.
July 24. George Andrews,. late of Holybourne, Hampshire,
tanner,, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. , -
July /3. jacob William Luning, of Lawrence Pounthey-
London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July •15. William John Donne, of Liverpool, linen-draper,
at one, v the York Hotel, Liverpool. ,
July t 6. john Harris,- of Newton Saint Cyres, Devonshire,
miller, at.three, at the George Inn, L.ieter.
‘,. CER TIFICAT.ES.

July 13. Fillnkhorti and John Musgrave, of Foster-
Clwapside, London, mei chants.
Charl,:s S,:odarnore an4i Abraham. Ward Collard, both of

Alanehester, Ntantithc..turers. • •
James Wilkes, of St. James's-street, Westminster. gun-
.. smith.
Robert Lydstone James, of PenrynN Cornwall.
Thomas Martin, of the Old Change, London, warehouseman.
Iste of the Colonade, Grenville-street, 6runs-
wick-L;qua,.e, builder.

The celebrity 9f, Steel's fragrant I_,:tvc.nder and
Honey Waters, are so well established among the
ntshionable Circles, &c. as leave us little to offer in
tecommendation ; bur interested individuals some.
times render public caution_ requisite ; hence in or-
der to procure those articles of tine quality ;rl,l re-

duced price, it is necessary to be particular in di-
reding to J. C. Steel,-La vender Wal,er Merchant to
1-',er Royal 1-lighncs3 the Princess of Wales, No. 15,
Calltorine-st.,:eet, Strand, where the Nobility, &c.
*wishing to avail themselves of the certainty of
1-pving those eswerned and elegant Waters of. his
, 'genuine preparation, are requested ,to forward their
Wours. But we,mu.st add,. that Letters from the
Country must contain a Note or Order for payment
"in London, as from the extreme low prices, they
are entirely rz%'.y money. articles.

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The Ship MARY, of St. boffin's, Canada.
ri A PT AIN Thainas Oliver, A/laster of the Ma rv,
Of St. John's," Canada, solemnly-declares that himself
received a deal of beaetit from Dr. Brodum's Nervous- Cor-
dial likerVjse his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver,' was almost
red Iced to Death's door, and was perfectly cured ,by taking
Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial,' aftei being given over by. ail
the able Physicians in the Country ; likewiSe several of the
inhabitants of the island have received great benefit from the
above Medicines. _

Witness my Hand, •
• • • 'IIIOMAS OLIVER.

A WORD TO THE WISE

. .
• Asa serious caution to all who, from the nature of their
Complaints, are obliged • to have recourse.td that dangerous
preparation_Uercury.• Mercury is, certainly, if taken with
discretion, a most noble and ettedual Cure to every. species
of Venereal Infection; but; on the other hand, there is not
an article in the whole Matetio-Medica so replete with dan-
ger.
if
Thud a cold occurs when under a course,of this ex-
traordinary Medicine, it frequently leaves behind it the Gout,
Rheumatism, Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic A ':tions,
and which, perhaps, do not appear fOr seven, eight, or ten
years: Many Persons in business, .Ser,valits,, and indeed all
who, from the nature of their employments, are obliged to
be out in all weathers, being liable to catch cold undeva
course ofitlereury, which may terminate with their lives;
but no such danger will intervene to those who substitute
br.-11RODUM'al3OTANICALSYRUP;: •

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which is particularly recommended tnbeused befiire perscins
enter into the -Matrimonial, State, lest the indiscretions of a
Parent are the source-of vexation to him the remainder of his
existence, by afflieting hisintneent, but unfortunate oir.
spring, with the Evil, eruptions of a most malignant ten.
dency, and a variety of other Complaints that are mostias-
sureclly introduced by the same neglect and imprud;:ncc.
The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to
be had at the Dodor's Flouse, No..g, Albion-street, in, Brat.
tles at 11. as.its_ 6d. and Ss.: Sd. (Duty included) ; Jeboult
and Co.'s, late, Bacon, No. isc, Oxtord.strect, .opposite,
Bond-street • Golding, No, 42, Cornhill Ward, No: 324,
Holborn ; Ciockcll, Strand.; ;run's, Royal Ex.change,;. Wil-
liams, Perfumer to -His Majesty, No. 41, l'all.31x,11;
Newbery, Cofilee Of St.. Paul's Church-yard ; 13oftcir's,
Royal-Exchange; Ching' and Butler, No. Clicans42;
Burgeois; Amick and .86n. No.. 32., Elayrnai ker ; 'Shaw's i.ie-
dicine Warehouse, High-street, borough,. oßvosit.: rue South-
wark Bank; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, Oxtord-4tccet,, opi)o-
-site the Pantheon l'Cirbes, Druggist, 3z, 131ac.:.inan.str:et,
Borough ; Dicey, 'BOw-lanc.
And to be had of ail the Booksellers and PriuterS in the
principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms.