The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

GOUT IN THE STOMACH.

THIS Most excruciating Disorder is generally
the precurser of. a miserable death, sometimes instan-
taneous, and sometimes more lingering, -nine, twelve,•or
fifteen months ! Tormenting and dreadful situation !—lt is,
however, fortunate, that a sure Remedy has been discovered
tbr this formidable complaint. Mrs. Charters, of Brown-
street, Cork, had, at the advanced age of seventy, a violent
Gout in her Stomach, which at one attack continued thirteen
months, and threatened her life, but was safely cured by a
guinea box of Dr. Gardner's Pills, and one of his Plasters.
Mr. Charters, Lady's Shoemaker, King-street, Ratcliffe-
Highway, London, will attest this extraordinary Cure.—
Mr. Lihenan, of Cork, was ale() cured of a violent Gout, that
had continued above three years, of which he was at one
time sixteen mouths together confined to his room

For BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBST U-CTI NS, &c.
R. DIXON Apothecary, begs leave to remind
the Public of the uncommon efficacy of the AN TI
BILIOUS PILLS, of which he is the Proprietor; as
alSo of their particular utility at this Sz.asoti,-in preyenting
thosedangerous incli4fositions of the stomach and Bowels,
Which, frequently terminate fatally; if not re‘nibred in time;
They are the best remedy for all those cases of Indigestion
which arise from an irregular secretion of bile, and are more
Salutary and useful than any other medicine, in preventing
the-cosfiveness of habit and sickness of the stomach genes
Tally attending,a .9 tate of Pregnancy. - The ,great demand for
them tin. Exportation to those hotter Cliniates, where Big
nous Disorders abound, and where the ?clic* Fever has stn
long prevailed, is the best encomium that can be given of
their virtues, which, if had recourse to in time, prevent the
jaundice, the formation of Gall-stones, Inflammation of
the Bowels; with a frightful'train of evils, the consequence
of an irregular secretion of that acrimoniont fiuid. Cases of
their extraordinary efficacy, from many of the Nobility and
Personspf the first respectability; are *rapped. round each
boa,. with direr ions- signed " G. Dixon," and seatal. with
his arms. .

Sold wholesale and. retail at Ching arid Maier's, No. -4i
Cheapside, near St. Paul's; also by Pidding, No. 76, oOpay,-
site the Pantheon, Oxford:street ; Wade, Bond-street ;
ney, Pall-mail.; Callwell and Bull, Dublin ; Scott, 13axter,
and Smith, Edinburgh; and by. due Me.clii.sine Vender in
every Town in the United Kingdom, in. ITlxes
6d. and as. 9d.

'POR:-00110/48.., CONSIII4'TIONS, . &c.
•
PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTS FOOT.
Herb -cOLTSFOOT, called Tussilagq.
•
11 the Ancients, is-as distinguished by theiri, -as its .N =is
sufficiently conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of Coughs,
and other IZulinonary Complainti'i and this Esence has, in
the course of a long Pracliee, been found the most sat**
and effeaual Remedy for Coughs, Astlimas, Wheezings,
Plithisicky Complaints 4 Consumptions; Hoarseness, De-
fiuxi Ins, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders
of the Breast and Lungs. It admirably allays the tickling
which provokes frequent coughing; and takes off' the uneasy
sensation of acrimonious humours, cleanses the small glands,
relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges thb cavities of tllit
vessels. Thus it regularly and-quickly cures the most ob-
stinate Asthma's and Consumptions of the longest standing*
if taken before the Lungs 'are ulcerated. It cures all husky
and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax,
heals rawness and soreness .f the Breast, . Stomach, and
Lungs, and gives immediate relief to those Who; through age
and infirmity, are deprived of Rest or Sleep; as it generally
composes and contributes to make the remainder of their days
.comfottable and easy. . • .
This Estence is prepared only by jameS Ryan, Surgeon,
in Bristol • and sold; Wholesale and Retail;.bys Francis New-
.bery, at No. 43, theEaSt End of St.- Paul's, London, in-bot-
tiesl -price 3s. 6d. each; Duty included. •
• . N. B. As- many Persons 'continually mistake Mr. New-
bery's House, particularly Sets-ants and Messengers, all Put-
chaserstre requested to observeothat it is a little out of the
general line of Foot-passengers, Five Doors from the Cotner
of Cheapside ; and that a Bust of Dr. James; and these
Words, are against the, Front of his House; viz.
" THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR bR. -E44,lES`s
POWDERS."

To NAVAL and MILITARY OFFICERS, CAPTAINS
of SHIPS, and Others engaged in long Voyages as well
as to Persons of Bilious Habits; and those of Sedentary'
' Lives, are now recommended
HALLAIVI's justly celebrated ANTIBILIOUS
LAXATIVE PILLS, so universally esteemed as an
immediate and effedual Remedy for all Inadion or Obstruc-
tion of the StoMach and Bowels, _

Bile. Sickness at Stomach, Distention and grip,
Indigestion, Bilious or sick Head-achs; in ar colicky Pains
Flatulency, Habitual Costiveness; of the Intestines ;
And arc particularly adapted-to •theCure.and Prevention of

THE IjAtAIDICE OR PILES.
The invariable success of thiS elegant Preparation, added
to its safe, agreeable, and eertain operation, has already ac-
quired it a degree of celebrity and confidence that nothing
short of real merit could possibly obtain. Through the
United Kingdalus, on the Contineet, at St. Helena, and the.
British Settlements in the East, it has been found admirably
serviceable as a preventative of those severe liver complaints
which generally arise from obstrtidion in the biliFry passagesi
and which so frequently prove fatal in hot clirnates.
A single dose will generally be found the best recommen-
dation, asit will invariably procure it the future esteem and
confidence of the patient, as many of the first personages in
this kingdom can testify ; who have frequently asserted that
-they never would in future be without a supply.
One Pill only, taken at bed time, as occasion may requite,
will generally be found a sufficient dose,, requiring no atten..,
tiara to diet or cold, being perfedly safe at every, season ; and
having been giten with singularly good effect during preg-4
nancy, they may be safer}* considered• the best and easiest
remedy ever yet discovered for persons of bilious and costive
habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient adiort
Of the bowels is not kept up, and.cruditles retained in the in.
testinal canal ale-producing frequent head-achs, languor, las•
situde, sense of oppression, giddiness, &c.
The,worst cases of biliotis or sick hand-achs are ceitainli
and speedily reinPVeci by a single (lose, whichdesirable.efleet.
is produced in a much shorter time than could be credited
but from experience.
Purchasers are requested to observe, Signature of Ed.
ward Hallam, in his ,haral-Writing, appears on the Mel
covering each box ; all not so signed ate counterfeit, and-de.
void of efficacy. The genuine are sold wholesale and retail
by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, London : Retail, by his np..
pointment, by .Baxter and Co. Glasgow and Fditibuighl;
Shaw and Co, Philadelphia; Bull, No. 79, Dameasrreet,
Dublin ; JOnes. and Co.'s Store,. Kingston, Jamaica 4- and by
all reputable Medicine. Venders in Town and Country, ilk
,boscs of as: 9d. and ss. cd,eacil, 1) uty included!

Fro* the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 13, 1,802.

Whitehall, February 13, 1802.

The King has been pleased to grant the dignity
of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland unto 'the Right Honourable Sir
John Mitford, Knight, and 'to the Heirs.Nlale of his
body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and
title of Baron Redesdale, of Redesdale,.in the county
of Northumberland.
The King has also been pleased to order Letters
Patent to be Passed under the Great Seal of that
part of the United Kingdom of Great 'Britain and
Ireland called Ireland, containing a Grant onto the
said Right Honourable John Baron Redesdale,of the
Office or Place of Chancellor and. Keeper of the said
Great Seal, in the room of John Earl of Clare, de-
ceased..

AT the Court at St. James's, the loth of February
18oz, present, the KING'S Most Exce.ilent Ma-
jesty in Council.
HIS MAJESTY, IN COUNCIL, %V A 3 THIS DAY
PLEASED TO itk-POINT THE FOLL3WING SHE-
RIFFS, VIZ.

C alas A RT II E N—Thomas 0 wen, of G lensoult, Esq.
ANGLESEY—WiIIiam Bulkeley I-lughe,, of Bryndda, Esq.
DzNalcu —Daniel Leo, of Llannerch-Park, Esq. in the
roorn of Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Penyllan, Esq.
And His Majesty was also pleased to make the fol-
lowing Amendments upon the Roll :
ENT—Thongs Jid? Goaffei to be Thsmas Goafvey, Esq.
SUFFOLK-.-Thornas Cocksedge, of ingbam, to be Thomas
Cocksedge, of Bury St. Einuzna"s, Esq.

Ccntntissims !be Devonshire Militia, signed'hy the e:lrd

Litutenant.

To be Deputy nonteeants—George llarbor, Esq. Dated;
Sept. 9. tBOO. Peter libert, Esq. Dated Ott. zr, ISte.
Richard Lang, Esq. ' Dated Aug.• 22, x:`',ol. Edmund
Nathaniel. William Fortescue, Esq. Dated as above.
William _Strode, Esq. Dated as above. Paul Treby
Treby, Esq. Dated Oetober 2z, iSot. John 'Parker,
Esq. Dated December.l9, :Bez. ' Edmund Lane, Esq.
Dated Dec... 20, ISor.

A'orth Devon Regetent.
To be Captain—John Boger, Esq. Dated 01. 2, Tsot.
Te he Capt.lin- Lieutenant—Williaan Chave, Esq. Dated
Oct. 4, igol.
To be Lieutenants—Thomas Fisher, Esq. Pitted Aug. 18,
1800. William White, Esq. Dated November 26, aoo.
ltathaniel Thorn, Esq. Dated August t, 180 r. Stephen
Shute Rowe, Esq.. Dated tiMober 3,180 t. John Spen-
cer Colepep per, Esq. Dated October 4,_1801.- Valentine
Hewlett, Esq, Dated as above:
To be Ensigns—John Spencer.Colepepper, Esq Dated An;
gust 24, 1800. John Valentine Hewlett, Esq. Dated
OCtober co, 1800. Weymond Cory, Esq. Dated January
12, 1801. Henry Hanson, Esq. Dated January 19,1801.
William Chave, Esq. Dated August 2s, 180 t. John
Lavingtou Roope, Esq. Dated September 29, 1801.
South Devon Regiment.
To be Captains—William Strode, Dated September 5, 101.
James Brown, Esq. (by Brevet). Dated January 8, 18,2.
To be Lieutenants—Thomas Wollacombe, Esq. Dated Ja-
nuary 3, 1801. Robert Palk, Esq. Dated-November 9,
William Henry Symonds, Esq. Dated November
1,, 1801.
To be Ensigns—Robert Palk, Esq. Dated March 4, 1801.
William Henry Symonds, Esq. Dated March s,
East Devon Regiment.
To be Captains—Edmund Kenn, Esq. Dated September
4, 1801. Edmund Lane, Esq. Dated September 5, 'Soh
To be Captain-Lieutenants--Sir John Dc la Pole, Bart.
Dated May 4, !Sot. Edmund Kenn, Esq. Dated July
24, 1801. Ce6rge S. Fursdon, Esq. -Dated September 8,
1801. William-Hare, Esq. Dated Ora.ober 10, 1801.
To be Lieutenants—John Kelly, Esq. Dated July,E4, 1801.
Charles Saunderson, Esq. Dated Sept. 7, tgor. Edward
Ellicott, Esq. Dated Sept. 26, 1801.
To be Ensigns—Edmund Lane, Esq. Dated July 24, ISO t.
Tuba! Lewis, Esq. Dated Aug. i 3, 18,0 t. William
Collins, Esq. Dated Sept. 7, aot..
Commissions in. the Cardigan Militia, signed 15 the Lord
Lieutenant.

'So:

Lieutenant-Colonel john Brooks to be Licutenant-Colonel-
Commandant, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis, resigned.
Dated Jan. z-, 102.
Adjutant and Lieutenant Edward Lawford Cole, late Lieq-
trmint in His Majesty's -)sth Regiment. of loot, 'to be
Captain by Brevet. Dated as above.