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London, England, 1804-02-02 00:00:00

To WlN't anCi BRANDY AlERctiAN.rs.,

I NOW Establishment in the Wine Tinde to be
I fl., disposed of, situated in one of the most pleasant and
1' respeelable Cities, at a convenient distance from London,.
I the Ptoptietor being about to retire from business.'
I For Particulars apply to Messrs, Robert Freebairn and Co.
AbchtirchAane, Lombard-street.

GOVERNMENT:SECURITYAGAINST COUN.;
TEIUEITS. ,
None are Genuine, without' having " SAM.: Sotomom,
Liverpool," engraved.in the Stamp : and Ten Pounds Re-
ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp,.to be paid
on convidion, Atncler A of-Parliament; the 4ed Qeo. 111 .
Ch. 16, before any ustice of the Peace.
yOU of either 'Sex, :who; have' pra&ised a se-
cret and destrudive Vice, and thereby. relaxed,' weak-
eiied, and debilitated the whole Nervou.s. System,` will find
the CORDIAL. BALM of GILZAD the most powerful,
certain,
,and, etredual Re,storative., Ilais „Cordial: has-been
uncommonly sftee;7.sfitl with young People who have the
appearance and air of, old age; who arb become Rale, effe.„
inmate, benumbed, stuPic4 and even imbecile ; whose bo-
dies are become bent, whose legs are nostonger scarcely able
to carry them ; who have an utter distaste for every thing,
and ire totally incapacitated. Where the -Stornaele is fre-
quently disordered, the Body is weaken d ; paleness, bodily
decay, and emaciation, succeed this Most deslrudive habit,
and.the Eves sink into the head. This Cordial Balm has
universally established its restorative efa-aer; and may be
justly,enunnerated.amongst the foremost of those happy dis-
cove:ies which medical research has procured as theblessing
of the htimah race, and greatest counterathve to human
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' A SaVing of Nine Shillings in 'rwo Guineas. •
The.Cordialßalm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Half-
aGuinea each ; there are a6o Bottles, price 335.. contain...
ing equal to four Bottles at ros. 6d. -by which the. Patient
saves 95. including also the Duty; the Stamp of which bears
the roprietoi's Name and Address,. " Samuel Solomon-, Li-
verpool," to imitate which is-felony.. ,
IThe Cordial Bahl of Gilead, Anti-I mpt•tigines, and Ali-
stergent Lotion, and.' Guide to Health," are -
Sold by Remnant, •Ilamburgh -;' R. Bach, • Peter street,
New York • Mathews N., 18 Strand, London • and in
Bath-,-- by Hazard; Bristol, Biligin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bir-
minghatn, K.nott and Ll(vd ; Ledibrd,, Smith ; Blandford,
Simmons ; Bury Edmund's, Dini;le; Cheltenham, Eel-
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Pool and Son ; ; Cilencester, Smith ;
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ter, Pitt, Walker.; Glasgow, ''Donald'; Liverpool, Cass,
druggist ;. Leeds, buns,- tiolnies ; Lincoln, I.)rirry.;• Lynn,
Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, ; Lewes, Pitt ; Man-
chester, Thompson ; Margate,-Rowe; Maidstone, Walker ;
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Jones ; Plyrhouth Dbctz, Hoo land ; Portsin)utli, Belarn
Reading:, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etrierington_; Preston,
Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ;
,Scuthaminon, Baker,;
Stalfonl, Morgan ; litarnfOrd, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray;
Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole;
Tunbridge 'Wells,- Sprang; Wdls, "Evtf ; Weymouth,
Wood; Windsor, Brakeilev ; sad by all Venders of Cenu:ne
Medicines in the United Kingdom.
Of whom may be -had, h new Edition, being nearly Three
Hundred Pages, price.only as, . ,
• OLOMOt•S's GUIDE TO HEALTH

,or advice to both sexes,. on female diseases, Nervous, 1-I.y._
pochondriac, and ConsumptiVe_,Complain ' ts. This Bdok is
recommended to young men and boys; has been the labotiros
many years experience and observation on the calamitous
ce,,sequences of a secret and dzstruettve vice. To which is
added an Essay on diseases incident to females, and an Ap-
pendix on the subjeff of a solitary and-deketiclive-Vice.; also
an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who
have the care and education of youth. Likewise advice'foi
Bathing, explaining the mode of treatment, in the different
tages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, Itheu•
tuatism, and Venereal Disease; cautions to young Persons of
the danger of improper connexions or ithproper treatment.&c.
63- The 4mazing sale of this Book is the best criterion-of
its waft utilitV.

. To 'l'. 'I'AYLUR, Surgeon, No. c, New itridge-street,
i.• • --London.
SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 'Boo;
T N the Spring of 1794 I was atflieted with a
. Venereal Complaint,- Which 1 treated With indiffer-
ence for five „Months; but was then obliged to apply tp a.
regular Physician, who put' a-- tempbrary stop to theviru-
fence of the- Disease (by rricrcurial applications) for some
time • but growing, in' spite of all medicine 'and. the advice'
of tile. first Gentlemen of the • Faculty worse- and
worse. Tor two years, I was reduced to a state almost up-
. paralleled and .beyond description, being' al-C.:entire:leper,
and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, ,throat, Mouth,
nose,' legs, arms, • &c.. • have •heen alternately in danger, of
• becoming useless; in short, I have had_ from twenty to
thirty eating ulcers 'on 'my ,body,tt and ne iris totally de-
prived of sight.4-iilt would be, voluminous to particula-
rize'all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever
will be, • one of a-more dangerous,..or a- more .eomPli-
cateclnature.' I was lung looked upon by my . friends, and
imagined myself,. beyond all ,hopes- of re,,-; very ;•• and, in-
deed, .in my then condition, •death.-was preti:rableAo
inure than miserable state. In-this dmadfal-Situatiort did
I drag a most inisrerable existence, till Divine:Providence
threw' in •my way a -Neiv-Spaper containing; the Case of a
Mr. 13. of Plymouth—lay friends- rerld: it, ,1 could
sent and procured spine of your LEA E's PATENT
PILLS, by using •from tirne to time, run stow, and
haVe long been, (after more thanYfour, years indescribable
distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a-
proof of this, 1 had a line, thriving, , healthy child; born to.
me a few months ago. Ingratitude to God, and in hopes
of rendering my fellow-creature service.„ -1 request you to
, publish this; and you may at any time reflir persons -who
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further Tparti-
culars*, to,tne or my friends, by letter or person.
~
Aslew cases forthadness will ever equal Mine, and none
exceed it; I have from experience every reason to assure
mankind, that in your PILLS ihey will find a
su're
_speedy, sate, and radical cure,-tor niost dread-
fril Sr-age of the Venereal Disease, which is called a cox-
FIRMED Loss-. . 'l. T.
* insurmountable family reasons prevent making my .
name and address public; but creditables persons really
wanting information- may also be referred to me and my
friends by Mri. S. Clark., Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh.
reoared and -Sold by the Sole Proprietor, •
T. TAYLOR, Meniber of the Royal 2ollege of Surgeons
in London, at his house, No.:. NeW Bridge-street,
Where he will give Advice withoUt a fee, to persons tak-
ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters; if post-
paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases .the most
inviolable -secrecy, no person's name or Case having been
mentioned, but at their own particular request, -by the Pro-
prietor, during the course of inure than thirty-six years,
that lie has had . the c9ndirding of extensive sale of the
above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom.
They. are also sold by his Appointment, •ior - the Ocnive.
nience of those living at a. distance, by Mr. Baxter,
South-bridge, •Edinburgh; Mr. MacriOnald, Printer, Glas-
gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers, for his address; at the
Perfumer's, No. 35, St. ,Alban's-etreet, Pall-mall; Mr.
Rnhertson's Toy-shop, No. io3, Olt-ford-street ; • Mr. -Dis-
borough's' No. 7, Fisti-street-hill, nearly, opposirve the Mo-
nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller; N(r. I, UnionroW, Little
Tower-hill ; Callwell's, Dublin; and by one Berson in
every considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland; in
BoxeS of only 2s. gd. each, sealed up with full- and plain.
directions. whereby persons of either Sex may cure , them-.
selves with ease and secrecy, • • • •
• Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up
with a Stamp, on which; -•by favorir 'of the Comniis-
sinners, is printed, at the Stamp-Office-1'4,T.. Taylor,
No.. 6, New Bridge-street," to iruitate which is klony, and.
all others are counterfeit,

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ler:m the LONDON G AZETPE, yaN. 31, iBO4.

War-Office, January 31, 1304.
2d East Somerset Regiment of Volunteer Injantry.

To be Captains—Edward Townsend, Esq. Edward Michell,
Esq, Henry Sampson Michell, Esq. Simon Davidge
Wetherell, Esq. Daniel W. Payne, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Dymodk Burgess, Gent. fohn Sharrer
Ward, Gent. John Penny, Gent. IVilliam Harding,
folur PhelpS',--flerit:--George Rich, - Gent.- -Waif
Liam Parfitt, Gent. John Conway, Omit. George CpleSt
Gent:
To be Ensigni—William Read, Gent. Charles- MichellV
Gent. Thomas lord, Gent. George Lax, jun. Gent.
Benedidus Norris, Gent.

Soutbwick Volunteer's..

Ensign Charles Fisher to be 'Lieutenant, vice Jennings, re-
signed. Thomas Padvvicke, Gent., to be 11,13;54,14 vies
Fisher. . • -

Stockbridge Veltalleeri.

Engign William Coder to be Lienve'riant, vice Bioxhani, re-
signed. Williarp Henry Atwood, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Cbricr.' •
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Sutherland Volunteers.

Captain Alexander Sutherland to be Major, vice , Houston*
, • resigned. ":.
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TavisteckYa!unteer-Infantty.
To be Lieutenants—Second. Lieutenant K.Tredall.
Second Lieutenant 1-leery Skynner.. Sarnuel Cliubb,
Gent. jOhn.Mdtgan, Gent. '
To be Second Lieutenants—john Commins, Gent. William
Webb, Gent. Samuel Carter, jun. Gent, William Le.
mon, Gent: fohn Please; Gent.
Tichfield and 17'urdum Volunteers.
lohn Hewett; Gent. robe' Ensign.'

Tiverton "olzinteer.r.

Joseph Hogg, Esq. to be Captain. Charles Osmond, Cent.
to be Ensign, vice Lewis, resigned. Rev. John Pitman to
be Chaplain. John Smith, Gent. to be Surgeon.

Torridge Regiment.
To be' Captains- Ancirew Cci.iny, Esq. Thomas Vicary,
Esq. Tinituas Handthrd, Esq. George Cooke, Esq,
John Moore, Esq.•
To. be. Lienteliantsßeyinundo'Seldon, Gent. gicharcl
Tapley, Gent. _ William Naneckevid, Gent. Thomas
Wills, Gent. William Herang,•Gent. John Cann, Gent.
john Norman, Gent. William Norman, Gept. William
Isaac, Gent. William Webber, Gent.
To be Ensigns—Jahn May, Gent. Richard Shute, Gent:
John Snell, Gent. Min Copp, Gent. John Tucker,
Gent.

Wells Voluntter Infancy.
Ensign Thomas Gibbons to be Lieutenant, .vice Lambert.
resigned. George Gickling, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Gibbons. •
South East Battalion of the Isle of Wight Volunteer%
Gatcombe Company. Richard Hervey, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Worsley, resigned.
• • • Winches?ei City Yolzinteers.
Peter Kerby, Gent. to be Ensign; vice Serie, promoted.
'North Worcester Poi:weer: (before Called. the Broontsgrove).
To be Lieutenants—WiLliarn An,terzon,. Gent, vice Hicks,
resigned. Williaiti RI-chards,. Gent.
To be Ensigns—Francis Grayland; Gent. vice Dorrel, re.
signed. Thomas Green,- Gent. vict:. 13.,gna11, resigned.
William Timmins, Gent...vice Horton, resigned.

nulord Volunteer Cavalry and Infantiy.
Consley Savory, sen. Esq.. to be:Captain-Commandant.
jolty Pike, Lsq. to be. Captain of Cavalry. John An-
(trews Girling, Gent. to be Lieutenant of ditto. lohn•
Bird, Gent, to be Cornet.

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ideetver
Georg& Bird, Cent. to be Quarter-iiister. John Walter
Davies, Gent.,to be Surgeon, vice Mareton, resigned.
ad, or Middle Regiment of Bucks Volunteer
John Stace, Gent: to on Ensign, vice Deering, resigned.
William WottOn, Gent. 'to be Surgeon. •
4th Battalin of Loyal Oarrtarthenshire Proluntiers- . 4
Richard Isaac Stark, Esq. la be .Major, vice: Harding, re:
signed.. David Hughes, Esq,, to 2 be Captain, vice Grit'.
•
fins, resigned. -
Td be LieutenantS—Ensigh Nathaniel' Rowlands; vice J:
Williautfliggoii, Gent. vice J. Phi.
lipßs, July. resigned. John ‘Viiliains, Gent., vice .Evans,
resigned.'
Tr, be• E nsigns--Thofnisi -Rees Thomas,' Gent.' Vice Leach,
resigned: Jolitrilowiellt; Gent.•vice ROwlands. Thomas
_ Jones, Gent. vice Evans, resigned. David Morgan, Gent'.
vicelOhns, resigned. -Waiter Hughes, Gent. vice Gregory,
resigned: '2. • . • s
lohn.Hughes, Gent: tube Quarter-master.

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Tiibinas,Bowen,..c.;ent.. toCe Surgeon.
Clackmaxn an
.441,,,iteerhaq.71;07: •
•
Ca•qtain the Hon: Ceorge Ariel-crumb: to `be Lieutena rt.
Colonel:Commandant: Captain john l'honl,ls .Erskine to
he Major. Lieutenant john-,Nlowbroy to be; captain, vicz
Abereronkby. Lieutenant 'Robert- Bald ii, ditto,.Vica
Erskine.. Ensign Archibal.i Leggatt to be I.,..ieutenan't,"vltii
Mowbray; Ensign Alexander k3aid-tp be flitto, vice
.1341 d.
Alexander Forrester, Gent'. to bi Ensign, vice. Leggatt.
- lohn Grieve, Geiit. to be ditto, vieeliald: Rev. Dr. RD.:,
• bert. Morsten -to be Chap-lain. John King,:Gegt to be
Surgeon.

Cumbei./cind Rangers.
11 Thomas Wilson, Gent. to be SecoAct Lieutenant.

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A Battalion if bumbartonshiref fealortier:c." " • '
lames Denhistonn, ,Esq, be
,Liettienant.Colopel-Com.'
mandant., Mtn BUchanan, Esq; to be Lieutenant-Colo;
nel. James Colquliciiin,'lPq. to be'Maj:r.
To be Captains—Robert! Davidson, , E sq. Archibald Camp;
bell, Esq. John I'.l‘l,achlan, Esq. John .Denny, Esq.
William Stirling, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Wat ter Tussle, Gent. David Dunl.ll3.
David Denny,-Gent. :John Turnbull, jun. Gent. • lank
M'Ailaster, Gent.
To be Ensign—Robert Fl:einin7,, Gent. James RObertson,
Gent. Robert M. Lyinon, Gent. William Aitliur, Gum.
To be Chaplaili-,Rev. Archibald Wilson.
To be.Surgetin—Alexanci,:r Hunter, Gent.
ad, or Eastern Regiment IGl.lillorgan Volunteers., ,
William Williams, Gent. to be Adjutant. • ".
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ad of Cotterell's flerrfirast.sire Volunteers, •
Lieutenant Richard Higgins to be Captain, vice W. Wallis,
• resigned.
To:be Lieutenants—lionAs Yarneld. Gent. vice Paisons,
resigned. lolni Bennett, Gent. Ensign Edward Charm
bers' vice Higgins. • •
To beEnsign—yithip Barrett, Gent. vice Chambers. .
TO be Surgeon—Charles Gent. .•
roil) Battalion of Norfolk Voiuntter Infa':trv.
William 0 tley, 'Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Brigg Rice
I'euntaine, Esq. tube Major.
Nottingham _Rangers.. -r
john Grundy, Gent. to be Adjutant.
,Oldharn Volunteer-.r...
Captain Edward Lees•to be Majur, vice J. tec'.9,-'resignetl.'
To be Captains-Lieutenant William' Chippendale, vice
Lees. Lieutenant James Cocks,. vice Booth, resigned.
tkutenant Henry Fletcher. Lieutenant Henry Barlow,
vice Barker, resigned. Ensign larnes Clegg, vice Wright,
resigned.
To be Lieutenants— E.nsign Joseph Travis, vice Ch.l.ppendalr„
Ensign John Winteibuttoin, vice J. Fliitcheil• •Qu.trtert
master Arthur Clegg, vice Cocks. S'am:i4el MaVill,
vice H. Elecher. Joseph. 'Jones, Gent. Vice Barlow.
George Booth, Gent. .
To be: EnsignsHatnes 'lluncupt, Gent: vice I. Clegg:
Thomas Whittaker,‘Gents, vice Helior, resigned. "
To be Qaarten-master—Thomas Whittaker;! Gent. vice
Clegg. .
Ftynton, Worth, X.-24:0y, and Bu/lock Sttidg Volunteers.
WiltiaiuClayton, jun. Gent. vice Boardman, resigned.
Thomai- Fidler, Gent. vice Orford, resigned. Rev. El.
Hoyleto be Chaplaiii. James Low, Gent. se be
Surgeon, Nice james.Lorse.

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