The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-11 00:00:00

STA FF.

Assistant Commissary Hugh Kennedy to be Deputy Corn:
- missary-General of... Stores, Provisions, and For-age to the
Forces. Commission dated list February aSos.

MEMORANDUM.

Lieutenant Alan Tviaddell, of the 4th Regiment of Foot,
is superseded, being absent without leave.

Er.RATu s in. the Gazette of the zd instant.

For Coldstream Regiment of Foot Greards, Edward Lumley
Wilson, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bane'', who
retires.

Read Hompesth's Mounted Riflemen, Edward Lumley Wilson,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice.Baner, who retires.

Ordnance-Office, Nov. 8, 184.
.Rycil Regiment If Artillery.

Second Lieutenant William Twyning to be First Lieutenant,
vice E.. Russell, deceased. bated Sept. le, iSoz.
First Lieutenant Ralph Lidgerton to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice R. M. Burleigh, resigned. Dated O. 28, 1802.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Stanwix to be First Lieutenant,
vice L:dgerton, promoted. Dated as above.
Captain-Lieutenant Henry Evelegh to be Captain, vice J.
Heaven, deceased. Dated Nov. a, iSca.
First Lieutenant Henry Deacon to be Captain—Lieutenant,
vice H. 'Evelegh, promoted. Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant Henry Baynes to be First Lieutenant, vice
Deacon, promoted. Dated as above.

Singular instance of preservation, previous to
the exploding of His Majesty's Shtip• Boyne, at Spit_
head :—When the rapid and dreadful couflagra-
tion happened on board His Majesty's Ship,.Bsvne,
a Marine was peaceably sitting in his birth with
his wife and son, a boy about twenty months old,
just beneath the.place where the misfortune began,
and, finding every effort to escape the flames in the
ordinary way ineffeaual, the man, • with the great-
est composure and presence of mind, took from the
pens a sheep of the Captain's live stock, and brace-
nig his boy on the animal's fleecy back, dropped
them into the sea : " There," said he, " turn to
the land, and God go with you." Encouraged by
her husband's resolution, his wife leaped into the
bripe, and the man followed after, supporting his
companion above water till
taken
boats got to their
assistance, when they were taken up little worse for
the venture. The sheep, with the greatest steadi
ness, was seen to make towards the Shore, with
young Ben Bowling riding on his back like an infant
Ri'ver God, to .the vast delight of the speaators
on shore, ;who, from the tenderest motives, finding
themselves interested ih the boy's safety, rushed in-
to the watery element to meet the young navigator,
whom they presently unsbeeped, and succoured with
tenderness, till he again fell into the arms.of his
adventurous parents,

SHIP. NEHZ.

FALMOUTH, N0V..6

Arrivedthe rvrary, Good, from St. Ives ;. Benson, Bell,
from Oban ; Friend's Delight, Cleave; lenny, Davis ; 1 lope,
Thurrel, and-Elizabeth and Grace, Gellard, from Liver-
pool ; Industry, Trivett ; Eliza, Caithness ;
Hanitingtoo, and Commerce, Aynon, from Waterford ; Rich-
mund, Andrews, from Beaumaris ; Susanna, jallack, from
Cork ; Flora, Ley, .• for Swansea ; Caledonian, Neil, and
Peggy, Blyth, from 13ristol ; Fowey, Harris, from Carditi;
Nantwich, Herbert, from Chester; and lane, Parker, from
Tenby.-. •

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rrABES DORSALIS, or,: the Con,thltiniorl
5 i"cso
..11. dent toyoung persons of salacious dispositions, 0
little treated of by 'the aneient Pra:Aitioners Of. Nl4diCiliti' Oil
well as through the delicacy of modern Physicians,
adequate idea of it cannot be colleded from their vl,l'7'llll
It is necessary, then to say that ,the firsrsymptorns 7urnal
T abes Dorsalis,are easily discerned by involuntary nece,
emissims ; pains in the back, as well as often in the '"„3. or
fornication of the . spine ; aching pains,, and weakn"rthe
sight; defect of memory, by an extreme dejet-tion 0.03;
mental faculties; and contingent to these arc gutta-scrosa-
meagre visage ; emaciated body ; irregular asthmatic ? jos,
lions ; which, preceding a syndrome of heclical the
ultimately close the fatal catastrophe. The efficacY,ft 2tiog
Cordial Balm of Gilead is daily demonstrated, in
the worst, and most dangerous symptoms of nervous
ers ; and nothing has tended so much to establish thef3,llri3o6
this Medicine, as its certain success in those conif'd aro
which strike their root so deep in the Constitution,
so fatal to the happiness of mankin. cla
, The Cordial Bala of Gilead is earnestly recomillerl, bred a)e
all persons labouring under those crittl maladies whicbriool
out m a
,variety of symptoms, and for which this sal"
Cordial is a'safe and' easy remedy, comforting the stave-1,010
and bowel's; bracing the solids, and giving tone to the
nervous system.
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AS Dr. Joiomon's practice is now- become so great ▪ „alio
tensive, and. his constant engagements require a conslue-co,
portion of his time and. attendance, he expects, whet,„' rittal
suited, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but `", or'
cases, Lt. letters of advice, and unaccompanied with 'ore,
der for medicine and remittance, to be answered at his le,!.,trars
are required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea: Such pr•
should for 'safety, be thus directed—" Money-lettei;op
Solomon, Solomon's-place, Brownlow- street, .Livertiress,'
paid double postage.'" Letters may be ordered to be a'
ed for X.Z _or A. B. at the Post-,office, till called fer'coro
A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas.—Vitiiiie3
dial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-e",l to
each • there are also bottles, price 335. containing eq:
four, each;
at los, 6d.. by which tno Patient sevelc pro:,
eluding also, the duty; the stamp pt which bears.!,,,,oolt
prietoes name and address, " Samuel Solomon, LI"
to imitate which is Felony, . of al
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