The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-08 00:00:00

THE

SUN.

803.

OFt*:.'E OF' ORDNANCE,
Novenae, -i,"111o3.
THE.PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of Ms Mel-
7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,. that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Afargaret-street,
iThintinster, on or before lifonday the 1.411, Instant, from such
Ferrous as may be willing to nvdcrtake the Polormance of the
PLUMBERS WORK for this Deparintent, at-CHATHAM,
up,ot a Contrail fir Three Years.
The Terms and Condition.- of the Cortraß may be known, and
pried Schedules 'nay be received, upon aPtikaliCPl at the Ord-
nance. Office, at Chatham akrecaid, and aho a! the S:creta'ry's
Office, in St. Margaret-street, a'/j Day between the hoar: of
Ten and Four o'Cloel, the art et gidivoed,
sealed sep, and :narked o IN outride, " Proposalc lin- the Per..
fli mince of the Plumbers Work at cluthant ;"
•hitt no Proposal
can be admitted after the sa.'d 14th bniant.
. .

brda aj the Board,
. R. IL CR .Cerrehvy.

ROYAL MILI TA RY .COLLEGE,
Novernber 3, 1203.
IN Conformity to the Resolution of Hit Majetey's
CommissZ2neYe for conluaing the Apirs of the Rryal
College, that the Appointments of I'AUFE.S'SORS and MAS..
TE RS shall be determined by Canpetition If Talents; the Grover.
• dsth hereby give Notice, that additional Masters in thefollow.
lug Branches of Instrunion, 1,44, Geography and History, Forth_
fication aqd it-lilitav Drawing, with the know/edge of Sketching
Grouted from Nature, will be wanted at the Junior Department
of the said College, at Great Marloio, in the Coax of Buck:si in
the course of the i.resent 11104.
Letters of Application are to beadire..{ red to the Governor of the
Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Anoteroble the
Secretary at Mr, War.ollee:
No Person will be approved for the Establishment who-se Cha.
rafter will not bear the strideat scrutiny.

A Collegiate Board of the Royal A7ilit.7ry College will le held at
Great Marlow, on Tuesday the 29111 instant, jar the examinatiol
of the Candidates for the akve-mentioned Appointments.

GOVERNMENT SECURITY .AGAINST COON. I
TERFEITS.
None are Genuine, without having " SAML. Sot ore oe ,
Liverpool," enigma inthe Stamp; and Ten Pounds Re-
ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to be paid
on conviaion, under Ad or Parliament, the 41d Geo. Iti
Ch. t 6, before any justice of the Peace.
ANTI-IMPETIGINES.
THOSE Persons who have unfortUn4tely MAC
use of that dangerous mineral Mercury, would do well
to weigh the consequences before it is too late, anti resort to
those Medicines of. established celebrity and character for a
permanent and radical Cure, and thereby establish •their
health, the most valuable of all jewels, upon the most firm
and lasting foundation. The Anti-I inpetiguies being found-
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highest utility in all cases of depraved habit with at:
fetlioes of the skin," hence its efficacy in cases of
scurvy, scrofula or leprosy, as well as in the confirmed
lugs; and hence, by its sanative power, it expels the
virus out of the system, and restores it to convalescence.
In scorbutic complaints, hies, &c. Mercury, Antimony.
and Aqualortis have been recommended awl tried, but
they have reduced the Patients who have made use
of them to the most deplorable state, and havo left cont.
plaints which the skill and abilities of the first Physicians
have been unable to cope with.- These disorders fly before the
effects of the Anti'.lnactigines prepared by Dr. Solomon, of
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Tint Medicine is only Half.a.Guinee Bottle., and the Fa-
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lingo onle4 •
which there is a saving of Nino Shillings, with
copious folio bills of direelions, and with ,the security of
having the Proprietor's name in the stamp, Sainuej Solo-
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Likewise for pimples, blotches, freckles, ring,.worms,
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SOLOMON's ABST ERG ENT LOTION,
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N. B. The Postage of all Letters, must be paid, and a tee
enclosed tot advice.
The Cordial Bairn or Gilead, Anti- mpetigines, and Ab.
stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health,' are ,
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Medicines ut the Citited Kittit*M.

Of who 'nay a new Edition. being nearly Three
Hundred Pam rice only as,
SOLONION's-Gt../11),E TO HEALTH :
Or advice to both stacs, on female diseases, Nervous, Hy.,
pochondriac, and CultstitnptiVe Complaints, This Book is'
recommended to young men and boys;; hafbeen the labour of
many years -emu:sit:nor and obserwstion. on the calaittitous
consequences of a secret and destrudive vice. To which is
at4letl an Essay.on diseases incident to leintles,' antiln Ap-
pendix on the subjett of,asolitary antidestructive Vie': also
an Address to Parents, ,Guardians, Tutors, and, ,thosy who,
have the ciao and education of youth. Likewiie zulvrce for
explainine the mode of treatment, in the ditnient
stages of inz Scurvy.; Leproliy; King's Evil, (lout,- Itheu.
matisiii, and Venerzal Disease,; cautions to yonvg, rersonts of
the danger'otiMproper cot:notions nr it+il,r,,Pcr tis itmerit,4e •
tie awning. salts eittbiS look is the twit igitcnott of
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Frvn th LONDON GAZETTE, NriJ. 5, 1803.

War. Office, Now, 5, iBo3.
Manchester St. Geoige's Battalion.

John Crois Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel,Commandant.
Waller Philips, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
To be Captains—John Holiner., Esq. Ralph Burchall'
Leigh, Esq. John D. Moxon, Esq. Thomas Darrell,
Esq. William Harrison, Esq. join Doggies Bayley, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Samuel Mercer, Gent. Nicholas Hit-.
ton, Gent. Henry Salisbury, Gent. George Coupland,
Gent. James, Newton, Gent. Edward Percival, Gent.
John Green, Gent. Thomas Bagshaw, Cent.
TO be Ensigns—Edward Redhead, Gent. William Anthony
Bernard, Gent. John Chadwick, Gent. George Lock-
wood, Gent.
Manchester 4nd Salford Vdmnteer Rfilemen.
Major-Commandant Joseph Hanson to be Lieutenant-Co.
lone! Commandant.. Captain Samuel Taylor to be Major.
To be Captains—Richard Jackson, Esq. First- Lieutenant
Edward Hanson. William Clowes, Esq.
To bekirst LieutenantsHblin Sykes, Gent. William Fray,
Gent. Thomas Stevenson, Gent. Thomas Appleby,
Gat Richard Hancock, Gent. M. L. Fell, Gent.
To beieconit Lieutenants—Thomas Sharpe, Gent. Henry
Ka inson, Gent. Thomas SlAtter, Cent. Robert An.
drew,
.Gent. James Wood, Cent. Robert Heywood,
Gent.

To be.Atijutant,:with the Rank of Captain, Joseph Ker.
thaw, Gent. viag Cloves.

Loyal Oldham niunteeri.
John Lees, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel•Cornmandant.
James Lces, Esq. to be Major.
To be Captains--Edward--EdwardLees. Esq, John Booth, Esq.
Thomas Barker, EN. john-Wright, Esq.
To he Captain-Lieutenant _William Chippindall, Gent.
To be Lieutenants--James Fleteher, Gent. fames Cocks,
Gent. Henry Fletchlr, Gent. Henry Barlow, Gent.
To be Ensigns—James Clegg, Gent. Joseph Travis, Gent.
lames Mellor, Gent. john Winterbottom, Gent. Thomas
Wilkes Unett, Gent.
To he Adjutant—William Chippindall, Gent.,
To be surgeon—lames Cocks, Gent.
To be Chaplain —Rev,'William Winter. •
To be Quarter-Master--Arthur Clegg, Gent.

Penthrokeshirt ',Junkers.
To be Lieutenants—Thomas .Propert, Cent. John Allen,
Cent. Thomas Ridgway, Cent. Henry Rees, Gent.
• WilHain Harries', Gent. Thomas Phillips, tient. James
Tlftomas; Gent. John Williams, Gent. Thomas Cib.
bon Shawe, Gent. Arthur Richardson, Gent. William
Tucker, Gent. -- Davies, Cent. •
To he Ensigns—John Thomas, Gent. fames Taylor Ran.

-•
dal, rent. -
To be Sui-geon—William Thomas, Gent.
To be Paymaster—john Witty, Gent.
Predictors Independent Cositpany of Volunteers.
Isaac Abbett, Esq..to be: Captain. Charles Ellinthorpe,
Gent. to be Licutena,nt. Edward Lucas, Gem. to ne
ditto. Thomas Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign.

Prwcpt Volunteers.

Thomas Shelly, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Eden. John
Scarisbrick, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Barrow.

Ractlie Ccierpatty of Volunteer:.

Joseph Benley, Esq. to be Captain. fames Hasiam, Cent.
to be Lieutenant. lames Wolfendall, Gent. to be En..
sign.
Rollos: and Briekwa_y Volunteers. •

Vicunas Shields, 'Esq. to be Captain. Ensign Newman
Cumming to be Lieutenant. John Monk, Gent, to be
Ensign.
Siochtut Volunteer Afantry.
Lieutenant
_john Hutchinson to be 'Captain, vice Barker.
Richard Dickson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hutchitt.
sort.
To be Ensigns—Wm. Richmond, Gent. Ralph Lodge.,
Gent. William Braithwaite, Gent.
To be Chaplain—Rev. Joseph Dawson.
To be Paymaster—john Barker, Eeq,

Sunderland Volunteer lifimtry, Sir R. ltrilbanke'r.

Lieutenant Robert Hutton to be Captain. Robert Nichol_
eon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
Swinton Volunteer Inf,intty.

Stanley ritallock, Esq. to be' Captain. John C regory, Gent.
to be Lieutenant. lohnlVhik, Gent. to be Eti.io.
Leyal Urtvo,tb Legion.

Albany Wade, Esq. to be Majoi.
Caialry. To be Captains—William Vaaie,- Esq. Thomas
Brought" Esq. .Itobc;t Johnson, Esq. Samuel Cooke,
Esq.
To be Lietltenant—Comet ' John Russel.
To be Cornet—Andrew Harrison, Gent.
Infantry. • To be Captain—John Nixon, Esq. vice Elliott.
To be Lieutenants —Joseph , Jobbing, Gent. William
Methuen,' Gent.- John Barkas, Gent. John Blenkinsop,
Gent.
To be Adjutant—Samuel Cooke, Cent.

Volamteer Infantry.
•

Philip Longstafre Orde, Esq to be Captain. Thomas Speak-
man, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Ralph. Atherton, Gera, to
be Ensign.

Wigan Pthintrer lijantry.

Alexander Earl of lialcartes to be Colonel. Ralph Thick-
nesse, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. James Cardwell,
Esq. to be M#jor. . .
To be Captainst-Inlin teversage, Esq.- Richard Moulson,
Esq. Samuel .Singleton, Esq. Alex. Haliburtun, Esq.
henry Gaskell, Esq. " Thomas Scytt, Esq. lames Birch,
Esq. Williain Gaskell, Esq,
To be Lieutenants—Robert Mortis, jun. Gent. William
Hilton, Gent. Hugh Gaskell, Gent. John Brotherton,
Gent.- Thomas Lowe,•Gent. John Swan, Gent. Wil-
liam Hera„Gent. Thomas Richard Weston, Gent.
To be Ensigns—Thomas Blinkhorn, Cent. William Lyon,
Gent. john Greenough, Gent. Ralph Greenough, Gent.
John Ditchtield,,C;ent. Morro Moore, Gent. Thomas
Clare, Gent. William Croudson, Gent.
To be Chaplain—Honourable and Rev. George Bridgeman.
To be Surgeon—Philip Basnett, Gent.
Warwick Volunteer infantry.
Edward Thomas Stanley Hornby, Esq. to be Captain.
IVilliam Crosby, Gent. to bo Lieutenant. William flu-
worth, Gent. to be Ensign...
EiRATA in Gazette of iSth 061ober.
Durban: Poluittetr Infantry.

For Times flutchinson-, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read Tama*
Hutchinson, Gent. to-be Ensign.
In Gazette of Ist Instant.

For Leicestershire Roghnent of Loyal Volunteer infantry,
read Liecester Regiment at Loyal Volunteer Infantry.
For Leicester Gentle Men and Yeomanry Cavalry, read
Leicestershire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Cinvrisslont in the North I-tants Militia, :Iva Ay the Lcrd
Liewcnant.

James PitaOr, Gent. to be.. Ensign. Dated Oaober 24,
i 303. Nathaniel Tryon Still, Gent. to be ditto. Dated
Oltobtr 25, 1303.

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