The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-06 00:00:00

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

VVEEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre-
guently suffer great pecuniary inconvenience for want
of knowing some respectable channel through Whose median
they ma.y be accommodated ;,vith temporary or permanent
Sums of Money • all persons in possession of Incomes aris..
ing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land
or Houses, Money in the Funds,- Rent Charges, Marriage,Set-
tlement, NVido‘vs'. jointures' Annuities, Patent Places,
Cl o-aim:Ws Livings, or any other certain Income for Life,
may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Mo-
ney to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest
for the same, with power to return the principal at their own
option. Personal applications will be received every day,
till two. o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town
or Country, will be immediately answered.
• Address to MesSrs,. Harris and Co.. at their House, No. g,
Great Smii-Ak-street; Charing-cross ; but no letters tvill.be
a dthittciLiinlcss post-paid.

The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of -HONEY,
- invented by. Sir JOHN -HILL, M.D.

r. OR Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Consnmptions,
this 4. Medicine is unequalled, the A ihniatic and Consump-
tive ina}r rely en Relief, and by due perseverance, oil a radical
Cure. Those whose Lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed
by a quantity of C lutinous -Matter, will find a sate and certain
Remedy.—it )pens the thoracic Duds—heals the soreness
of t heßreast—rernovesdifficulty of Breathing—promotes easy .
Expectoration, and prevents, as well as Cures, all Consump-
tive Allediom, so fatal to thousands in. this country.
The .Linnzeus of Britain (for such was Sir John Hill em-
phatically called); :prialuced this Medicine by concentrating.
the a irtues of that excellent Pectoral, Honey ; and, by his
strict attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices and
animal fluids, was capable of judging of the most proper Ye- •
getable Prtxtudions :to alleviate those Infirmities to which
human nature is subject; but however great the benefit
which. Society ac.large have, And . may 'reap from the labobr
of his alive lice and vigorous understanding, numbers have
materially suffered throdgh the imposition daily pradiacd by
Wicked and cl.,..:signing men, for no Medicine -was ever so uni-
Vesally.couitteyfeited as. this; and, a teW years ago, the
Wite of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterbro', had neatly
fallen a sacrifice to' a spurious Balsam of Honey,' sold by a
Chemist and Druggist in London.
A SERIOUS CAUTION. . • •

Peterbro'; Feb. 8, t 789.
Whereas Lady Hill,. ReiiEt of Sir John Hill, M. D. the
inventor _of the well-known Balsam of Honey, bath lately
commenced a .prosecution against toe, 'for sellingla spurious
Mddicine of that mane I hereby.deelare, that the 'Balsam of
Honey, which I sold as genuine, was prepared la-y a Chemist
and)Druggist in London, of whom I have bought for svme-
time,' supposing such 'Aiedicine to he genuine. I 'therefore
.acknowledee. My s6rrow for the injury, sustained by many
persons taking such spurious Balsam of Honey, particularly
the_Wife of the Rev. Robert Fo-wler, who had nearly fallen
a sacrifice by the'use ofit. jottts: Ho IthEN
The Genuine Balsam of Honey is. a Medicine of such exalt-
ed efficaey as to cure a comrn cold by a few doses. It is an
infallible preventative .of Consumption, by preserving the
Lutv,s front ulceration. and ,Jischarging the viscid phl'egrn by
easy expeelotation. It is as restorative as Asses' and
never disagree; with the stomach..
None-can he genuine unless. every direaion is signed " B.
Shaw," Sold ‘vit.:klesalc and retail by B. Shaw, N. 74,
11 street, Borough, at '35. 6d. or_ eight in one-for IL 2s.
.tact Ay in had; by his app:eint ' jw-nt oneor more Vender
cezetul to ask for " Hill's' -Balsam of

Pam the LONDON GAZETTE, 3.:-. 180 z.

War-Ogre, Yan. 5, 180 Z.

xst Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant Ralph Creyke to be
Captain, by purchase,-vice Gratrix, who retires.
7th- Regiment ofLight Pragootis, Cornet John Campbell to
be Adjutant, vice Hunt, promoted.
i 4 11 Ditto, George Aughstus Fenwick, Gent. to be Cornet,
oy purchase, vice Sir John Cox, promoted.
191'n Ditto, Surgeon. John Ahe:rcrombie; frc..t the 85. th Foot,
to be Surgeon, vice Drown, who exchange.i.
Ist Battalion of Ist Regiment of -Foot, !Ensign Joseph
-Moore`to be Lieutenant, vice Falconer, deceased.
Eruip lo,seph Ande.ison to he Lieutenant; vice Eddie, de-

ceised: .` . Joseph
7t! Reginieittpf Foot, Lie4tenant Taylor to 'be Ad-
jutant, vice Parsonage, promoted in the tst Battalion
Royais.- - -•
situ 13iLto, John Robson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mac--
gregor,-cie;:eased. •
4i.it, paw,. Lieutenant Richard .Sleeitian, from, the. 76th
Foot, to. be • .
.Cantain, by pvchase, vice Gooch, who re-
g..
tires.

6ot h Ditto, Lieutenant William Gahriol Davy, from the 6 tst
Foctt to be Captain; by vit.& 41aus, v4-.1.0 re-
tires.
_ _ _

68th Ditto;

To be Lieuttnants',"Ensign• foltrr O'Hara, vice Dexter, de-
ceased. Ensign Hinny Wi!itest:-Ae., %lee. .N:`Allstzj,*(le-•
ceitt;ed. Ensign L. .liaggarty,- Sliiels, de-
ceased. r Farrell; vice O'Hara, 'deceased.
Ensign-Mk-I,4l.l.Fprty,' vice Haggarty, deceased. En-
. stlsti:Vra4tel,i. Gltalyt•yice 44ponnell.,.de.;:catsed. ‘.Ensign
Patric;kson., deceased. • -
To be Ensign.:.;, 'Nathaniel Gledstraties; Gent,. vice!Murph7.
Adjutant jarnes ~A.llen,.Caftvdet, :vice Gualy. Edward
Cght: e Brown. Robert Wteii, ' Gent: vie
dt-re,sra.„, yicc.
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To oe .I.s•slgar.t-Surgesll-;',..46i.Pit.11-Mate Aobert Hartle, vice.
Nlostaft; deceased. -
7orli Ditto, Ensign Jarilds Cox to be Lieuteiaant, by put--
el:lse, :vice Loch, promoted it: the .£3‘l
85th Ditto, SurgeOF, Tiionfas 4ririw'n&, from the igth light
i'Jcagoons-, -to be Stugeori, -Vice Abeverornby;who
• . _ _ _ _

3d \\Tea India aegirnent, Qoatter-MaSter Alexander Jesse-
. tn.r. to be Ensign, = Witnout purchase' vice-Roberrson, ap-
poi,vied Quarter-Mastcr. ;,s.uarter-Aaster jarneszThorn-
tou, troni the half-pay of.. the late Rojal H.ospit,al- Corps,
to be Ensign, vice COtterell, who' exchaiNes. Ensign
ia.rries Robertson to be Quarter-Master, vice lesseman.
3tii Ditto, jolin Heldman., Gent. to-be Ensign., vice Mac.
deceasL.d. • . ' .
'gth Ditto, Jaineo Mart:lax, Cent, to be Quarter-Master, vice
Cessy, deceased.
t rth Ditto, Lieutenant lolm Eurke to be Captain, with tern-
perary in the Army,-vicc Collins, deceased. Ensign
Ned Ali Dey to be Lieutenant, vice Burke. 'Collins,
Gent..to be Ensign, vice
12ti1 Ditto, Witham Crossling, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Nugent, -promoted in the both Foot.