Star.
London, England, 1805-10-23 00:00:00

From tbs LONDON GAZETTE, Ot'ober 21.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAlt-OFPICI, ocroilt 23.
34 Regiment of Dragoons—John Malley, Gent. to be C.orwet, by
purchase, vice Darwin, who retires.
3 h Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain John Lord Burgherfh,
from the s3d Foot, to be Captain of a 'Froop, without pur-
ct,afe, vice Hawkins, deeeated.
24th Ditto—Enfign E. P. Dormer, from the 62d Foot,to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchafe.
23th Ditto—Enlign Robert Dail, from the 3tft Foot, to be Lieu•
tenan-, without purchafe.
aft Regiment of Foot Guuds-.Henry Thifilethwaite,Oent. to be
Enfign. without purchafe; Thomas Lill°, Gent. to be Affatant-
Surgeon vice Stephenfon, who refigns. '
Cnitiftresm Regiment of Foot Guards. Freemantle, Gent
to he EnEgn„ without purchafe.

gd Regiment of Foot
to he Enfign, without pnrchsfe.
Sth Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Couche to be Captain
of a Company, without purchafe.
loth Ditto—Captain W. B Reitman, from the 2d Caffifun Bat-
talion, to be Captain of Company, without purchafe.
14th Ditto—Enfign (Mies Dove, from the eoth Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant, without porthole.
Isth Ditto—Joreph Angas, Gent to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice
who retires.
Ikb Ditto—Litutenant Philip Bainbrigge, from the 7th Foot, t 3
be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Reeves, pro-
moted in the 27th Foot; Alliftant-Surgean Batmen Cory, from
th.t tit Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice HaU, who retires
on half-pay.

C. V. F. Town&end

2I ft Regiment of Foot.
. To be &cowl Licateriaoss, without pnrchale,
Second lieutenant Angus Mackay, from half-pay of the Regimes t,
vice Roche, promoted in the retb Foot.
Robert Gordon, Gent. vice 442eade, promoted in the 4oth Foot.
23d Regiment of Foot.
To be Second Lieutenants, without purchafe—Roderick Mackay,
Henry Smoyford Blanckley, and Wiliam Leonard, Gents.
sift Ditto-Samuel Shawe, Gent. to he Enfign, without porthole,
viceßili, promoted in isth Lizht Dragoono
40th Ditto—Captain Honourable George Carleton, from the 9th
Foot, to be Major, without porthole, vice Anderfon, promot-
ed in the Nova Scotia Fencibles; Alezazder Cameron, Gent. to
be Enfign, without purehafe, vice Dove, promoted in the i 4th
Foot ; William Aillabie &atom, Efq. to be raymafter to the aft
Battalion, vice Turton, who reßgns.
ead Ditto--lames Young, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
. vice Sinclair, whole appointment is not to take plate; Quarter
Mallet Donald Mackay, from ball pay of late sth Gorrifon Bat-
talion to be_Q2arter -Mafia, vice Rawlins, who exchanges.
49th Ditto...Ea4n William Jones to be Lieutenant, without par-
chafe, vice Carey, promoted in the 88th Foot.
52d Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purchafe--Enfign Robert Burnett,
vice Madden, promoted; Enfign William Rental, vice Gib-
bons, removed to the zEith Foot.
To be Enfign—William Chalmers, Gent. vice Burnett;
Woodgate, Gent. vice Rental!.
.54th Ditto--Lieutenant Walter Marlhall, from the 3d Garrilon
Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without porthole.
35thDittolSerjeant Major --- Nichoilon, from the ,Bth Foot,
to be Adjutant. (with the rank of Enfign), vice M'Donnell,
promoted in the Bth Foot.
syth Ditto—Dugald M.Gibbon, Gent. to be Enfign, without
probate, vice Tuhezvine, who religus.
s.Btb Ditto—David Mnrrifon, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur-
chafe, vice Ward, who refigns.
60th Ditto—Lieutenant Godfrey Starek to he Adjutant, vice De
Gibe, who retires; Enfign Charles Appclius to be lieutenant,
without purchafe, vice Hawthorne, promoted in the 68th Foot ;
Thomas Liddell, to be Enfign, vice Appelius.
btR Ditto—Enfign E. P. Sparrow to be Litutetiant, by purchafe,
vice Palmer, who retires.
64th Ditto—Enfign James Roberts to be Lieutenant, by porthole,
vice Carlyon, promoted.
tft Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purehafe.
Enfign Robert Dlgby, vice Suftni, promoted in the Royal Corfican
Rangera
Enfign Henry Thomas Hearne, vice Philpot, &reared.
Bongo George Mitchell, vice Harding, unloved to the tlithLight

Dragoons.
Enfign John Clarke, vice Wafter, promoted in the Both Foot.
To be Enkow-4atuitel Jenkins, Gent. vice Dighy ; James Hem
derfon, Gent. vice Hearne; John Stafford, Gent. vice Mitchell,
and Edward Smith, Gent. vice Clarke.
SStb.Ditto—Lieutenant Michael Campbell, from the Royal Afri.
tan Corps, to be Lieutenant, without pnrchafe, vice Salmon,
promcted in the 7th Font.
Uth Ditto—Quarter-Maiter Richard Janus, from half-pay
of the late Loyal Irifh FencibLs, to be Enlign, vice Booth,who

exchanges.
pift Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Martiall to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by purchafe.
9pth Ditto--Lieutenant Colonel James Orde, from half-pay of the
4th Ftiot, to be Beat.-Colonel, vice Taylor, who exchanges ;
Lieuteuant John Bazalgate, from the Bcth Foot, to be Captain
of a Company, without purchafe,
3d Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Archibald M'lntyre, from
the poth Foot, tebc Captain of a Company, without purchak,
Mix Hockaday, removed to the 3th Royal Veteran Battalion;
6th Ditto—Folign Hugh Lynch, from the Bth Weft India Resi-
• ment, to he Lieutenant, without purchafe.
stb DittoLongfield M•Carthy, Gent. to be Enfign, without
mirage, vice Lynch, promoted in the 6th Welt India Re-
giment.
Muller to be
York Light Infantry Volunteers--Enfigo
Lieutenant, vice Milltburne, removed to the Royal Regiment
of Malta.
ptb Royal Veteran Battalion—. Lieutenant Robert Buena, from
th sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rtatia, plaewl on the
ietired Lilt.
Nova Scotia Fencible Infantry—Major Paul Anderfon, from the
4oth Foot, to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brinley, deceafed.
• The King's German Leigon.
alt Regiment of Dragotne—.Mijor Baron Deekeo to be Lieutenant
Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Reden, promoted.
Ith Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major Frederick de Arenfchild
to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Alten,

prnmoted.
dd fmto--Colonel Vidor Baron Alten, from the tft Light Dra-
gootis, to be Colonel-Commandant, with temporary rank ; Ma-
jor John Baron Bulow, from the. ift Dragoons, to be Major,
with temporary rank,
To be Captains of Trops, with temporary rank—Captain Frede-
rick de Stotzenberg,o and Captain Ludolph Baring, from the ad

Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants, with temporary rank—Lieutenants Charles
&harm ; Frederick &hutting, and Georee de Walborn
To be Cornets—Cornet William Baron litendorff, front the 2d
Dragoons; Charles Baron Oruben, and GslaaVUS Baron Gruhrn.
To be Adjutant, with temporary rank of Lieutenant--Curnalohn
Janten.
3d Regiment of Light Dragoins—Colonel John George Baron
Red.m, from the tit Dragoons, to be Colonel-Commandant,
with temporary rank.
To be Captain:of Troops, with temporary rank—eaptains John
Kuffer, and Gabriel Ileife.
To be Lieutenant,:, with temporary rank—Lieutenants Lewis
Schulze, from the ad Drag o a, and Achatz Baron Kaden-
bruch, from ditto.
To be Cornets—Coroct Court de Hugo, from the 2d Dragoons,
and Fain William Baron Lo• 13.
To he Adjutant—Lieutenant Hierottimus Baron Deeken, from
the tR Dragoons.
Hl.fpital Stag.
To be Deptuty Infpedlor of Hofpitals—J. B. Weber, Gent.
To be Purveyor.--L. Mamma, Gent.
To be Apothecary—J. A. Volmcr, Gent.
GARRISON.
Thomas Hay, Efq. to be Surgeon of hdiuburgh Cagle, vice Ben-
nett, deceafoL
Ea stAresa in the Gazette of the 25th September, 1824.
New Brunfwick Fencible Infantry.

For John Jenkins, Gent. to be Enlists, vice Haile., ;there anoint-
ment dui not tah
Pad John Jenkins, Gent. to be Eniign, vice Haile', svbe •engn:.
Cummiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Eltex.
Eallern Dattalion of Eficz Militia.

Jeremiah Kerfteman, jun,,Pfq. late Captain in the Snit Mott, to'
be Captain, vice Pike refired. Dated Sept. 20, aos.
Befigo William Henry Arm Itrong to be Lieutenant. vice Wenn ,
promoted to the 6:;d Regiment of Foot ; Enfign John Bell to
be Lieutenant, vice Hedge, deceafed. Dated Sept 4,
Jeff.: Cain, Gent. late Lieutenant in laid South Wes, to be En.
fign. Dated Sept. 2-, a s.
Mix Volunteer Legion.
John Joliffe Tartlet', Efq. to be Captain. Dated September Izi
Hinckford Hundred Volunteers.
John Saville, Efq. to be Captain ; Jofepb Reeve, Gent. to be En-
fign. Dated September as, dos.
Cokheiter Volunteers.
lieutenant Samuel Daniel to be Captain, vice Samuel Emmet
promoted in the t R Eaft Rife: Cavalry.
Enfign Charles White to be Lieutenant, vice Sarjcant, reigned.
Samuel Tabor, jun. Gent. to be Enfign, vice White, promoted.
Al dated September 29. tBos.
Commillions in the Cheltenham Volunteer Infantry,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Gloucelter.
Francis Welles, Efq. to be Major, vice Age, reigned.
William Tyre, Efq. to be Captain, vice Welles, promoted.
Dated June x 7, illos.
Commitlions in the Ayribire Ride Battalion, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr.
Major Alexander WeR Hamilton to be Lieutenant Colonel. Da-
ted (Mabee to,
Fir& Lieutenant Thomas Baird to bo Captain. Dated Septem-
ber s, dos.
To be Flit Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Robert Howie,

vice Baird, promoted. Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant John Wyllie. Dated Scpt.6, iSos.
To be Second Lieutenants—Timms Hendrie, Gait. vice Howie,
promoted. Dated September 5,1805.
John Steel, Gent. vice Wyllie, promoted. September 6, 18os.
Andrew Crooks, Gent. Dated September 7, dos.
Commifflon in the Athe, Deane, Dummer, and Han-
nington Corns of Volunteer Infantry, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Dated O&ober
1805.
William Portsl,Efq. to be Captain, vice Holder. taped.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Thomas White:and Richard Gore, of Liverpool, paper-dealers,
September 27, tBos.
Samuel Lee and John Gardner, of High.itreet, Southwark,
linen-drapers, Gather 19, IBos.
William Sefton, Henry Bowers, and John Oukon, of Liverpool,
druggifts. °Lieber 1, Dios.
Samuel Lindley, Thos. Hsldfwortb, Ben. Lintel, and Jofeph
Holdfworth, of Wakefield, woolftaplen, Odt. sB, r3os.
Matthew Prodtor, William Ball, and Nancy Jeffreys, of Ran-
i corn, liquor merchants, Ordt. 14,1805.
Wm. &own and Geo. Capes, of Manchelter, Feb. 20, agos.
Richard Allen and William Allen, of Birmingham, druggins,
are-Orkuber 19, Dios.
Samuel Tuner and Abraham Hirlt, of Sheffield, woollen ipso.
net, and Manufadturers, Odtober27, tBos.
Robert Turner and Thomas Johnfon, of Kinglton-upon-Hull,
grocers, Septembers, aos.
Thomas Moffatt, George Donadleu, and John Brown, nt Gof-
wellttreet, Middlefex, blue Ruutufadturers and drug:grhaders,
September 11, ass.
Philip Lediard, Jun: and Samuel Cur, of Briftol, dry-falters,
April a 6, 28os.
BANKRUPTS.
John Colwill, of Nevenham, in Gloucefterihirt, wine-merehant,
dealer and chapman, to furrender November 5,6, and Dec. 3,
at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Bross. Attornies, Mr. James,
No. 12, Gray's inn-fquare, Landon; or Mr. William Twang,
Briftul.
John Silvebrand, of Spicer-tercet, Spitalfields, Middiefex, colour.
manufacturer, Odtpber 25, Nov 2, and Dec. 3. at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Williams and Sherwood, Aultin-
Friars, London. ,
Duncan Maclaurin, of Watling-ftreet, London, warthoufeman,
dealer and chapman, Odlober 29. Nov. la. and Dec 3, at one,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, Caftle-street,
Falcon-fquare.
John Stevens, formerly of the Elphinftooe Eaft Indiaman, and
late of Owner-place, parilh of St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, ma-
riner, dealer and chapman, Odtober 26. Novembers, and Dec.
3, at ren, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Ware, Blackmun-
(tree, Southwark.
Charles Greltrex, late of Sutton Coldfield, Warwick Olin, broker
and audtioneer, Odtober 26, Nov. s, and Dec. 3, at ten, at Guild. I
ball, London. Attornies, Mefax. Clare and Church, No. 8,
Gray's Ina fquare, London.
Edward Senate, late of Lcicrfter Phce, Middiefex, dealer in me-
dicines, dealer and chapman, Odlober 29, Nov. s, and Dee. 3,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Bond-court, Wel-
brook.
George Macs and Michael !Caeca, of Bevis Meeks, London, iner-
..hants, copartners, dealers and chapmen , November 2, at twelve,
Nov. t 2, and Dec. 3, at one, at Guildhall. Aworney, Mr. Scott,
Mildred's.court, Poultry.
Robert Bailey, of Ilemdati-court, Soma's Town, pad% of Saint
Pancras, Middlefes, builder, dealer and chapman, October 29,
Nov. 5, and Dec. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flex.
ney, Chancery-lane.
Thomas Brawn, of the parilh of Penn, Stafordflaire, miller and
baker, Nov. re, at five, Nov cs. at twelve, and Ike. 3, at eleven,
at the Jemiugham Arms Inn, Shirnall, Salop. Attornies. Mr.
Bucknall, Albrighton, near Wolverhampton; or Mr. Griffiths,
Great James-tercet, BeclinoNmw.
DIVIDENDS.
'ov. Is. George Holden the you:.ge r, of Kinelon-upon Hull,
merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Seall-lane,

Ognoti-unau.a.
NovM . lb. Herman Willselmi, of Martin's-lane, Cannon-Rreet,
London, merchant, at ten, at GuildbalL
Nov. 16. WMLam Hawkcfwortb, late of Blackfrian-road, Surrey,
but now of the Strand, !KiddWee, linen-draper, dealer and'
chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. es. Lawrence Keir. of Thro
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. qt. Richard Barnes, late of Datham, mercer and draper, at
eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf, Framwellgate, Durham.

London, mer-

On Tu.efday fe'nnight was married, in the Parilh I j
Church of Llanedwin, in the Ifland of Anglefey, ,
the Earl of EINNIEEJLLEN, to Lady CHARLOTTE
PAC ET, fourth daughter of the Earl of UXBRIDGE.
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.—The firft drawn
Ticket on Saturday next will receive Twenty I'hou-
fand Pouuds.—There are five days of the prefent .
Lottery to draw, and the following capitals are yet
in the wheel ; three of Twenty thoufand pounds ; One
of Ten thoufand pounds; one of Five thonfand
pounds; three of Two thoufand pounds, &c. &c.
A drama of a very fingalar nature was lately .
brought out on the French ilage. It is called ILe
'Willard, and is properly a Monologue, confining of
ten or twelve fcenes. In &ft, there is no dialogue,
for only one perfon opens his mouth throughout the
whole piece. This loquacious hero is called Demote.
—He puts to flight five women with his tongue. re-
mains mailer of the field of battle, and fill talks
while he remains alone on the fcene. In the firft
fcene. without allowing his valet the opportunity of
putting in a word, he informs him of his love for a
lady. of his hopes, and projca for marriage. In '
the fecund fcene he meets his millrefs, filences her
by his volubility, and always interprets her filence
in his favour. In the third, the father and mother
of the lady atrive, and the audience expe& at lag
to have fome dialogue, but their hopes are vain.—
The indefatigable Dorante fpeaks for the father and
mother, and replies for his miftrefs. In !bort, all
the other perfonages who appear have only the op-
portunity of expreffing their fentiments by geftures.
This whimfical blame was loudly applauded on the'
firft reprefentation, and the Parifians crowd to fee it
every night.

CHATIMA OCTOISER is.
_On Friday Friday noon a of of the mow &idea was
exhibited at the Doak-ale, in tbe pillory, for hay-
ing King's Stores in his poifeifion. We could but
remark, that in this, as in a former inhance, the
mode of punilhment appeared very inefficacious.—
Where that kind of feeling is extinguithed. which
produces the fenfation of fkame, a public exhibition,
in a difreputable &nation, when unattended by cor-
poreal punithment, fervcs only to increafe the innate
or acquired hardihood. Whtu told the time was nearly
expired, during which he was to be thus publicly ex-
pofed, Mr. Ealden very coolly faid, that se they need
be in no hurry to take him down, as he was not yet
tired." This indifference forcibly points out the ne-
caul of adopting other modes, by which to preferve
the honehy of perfons who are under the temptation
of pilfering In the Dockyards, and we hope will not
pars unnoticed.
On Thurfday, as Mr. Philpot, of Hartlip, was
Fathering apples, the ladder on which he was hand-
ing broke in two, and he wis precipitated to the
ground ; the (hock was fo extremely violent, and he
received fuch confiderable injury by the fall, that he
was inhantly deprived of fpeech, and expired on
Friday evening.
Yefterday, as William Turner. a thipwright of the
Dock yard, whilft walking along the Rage placed
' againh the fide of a (hip that was repairing, trod
upon an adze, by which means he cut his heel fo fe-
verely, that the tendons were entirely divided, the in-
firument having penetrated to the bone, and pro-
duced an hzmorrage, that was hopped only by the
mot IWO and incefrant exertion of the furgeon of
the yard. Hopes are entertained that the leg will
be laved.

SARAH EcsvoaD, aged thirty-five years. When
fir& this cafe of Scrophula made its appearance it
was in the abforbent glands of the neck, which be-
came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard
tumor ; fhe applied to a medical gentleman who
brought it to fuppuration, be then opened it, and
the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the !boul-
der ; tumors foon ft.rmed in the falivary glands, un-
der the chin, in the parotid, by the fide or the ear,
and the abforbent glands on the other fide. She
was admitted an out patient of St. Bartholomew's
Hofpital for eight months, without receiving any
relief. At this time, by the advice of Mary Efdaile,
who had experienced relief at the Difpenfary, Soho-
fquare, the began taking the Drops and continued
them for the (pace of a twelvemonth, when the ul-
cers healed, and fhe became perfeilly well.
Crown Court, Fleet•ftroct, SARAH SChFORD. - .

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Be careful to ark for SPlLsaus Y'S Patent Anti
feorbutic Drops, having the words 4, By the King's
Patent" expreffed at length on the bottle, bill of di-
reaions, and outride wrapper ; the (lamp alto, the
King's duty, is printed in black ink inllead of red.—
Bottles price Ss. 6d. los. and il. as. duty included.
Difpcufary, No. is, Sollo-fcraare.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
The Contact-a Dowager of Rofilyn has appointed the Rev. C
White, Vicar of Mickleton, Oloacefterihire, to be one of hit
Ladynsip's Domaine Chaplains.

DIED.

Lately, at hot lodglup at Bath.Mts.Jefferys, in her yyth year.
Lately, at Malta, of a fever on the brain, Major Danfer of the
ooth Regimes' of Infantry. This brave and meritorious Officer
oft= Oraliz:d blinfelf in the fervice of his country, in which be
was L.vetal times ftverdy wounded.—As a man, he was beloved
for the pradlice of all thofo virtues which molt adorn the human
charaEter..—To his country his lola is great—to his friends We-
parable.
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A CERTAIN CURT FOR CORNS
fitITALLIBI.E GERMAN Ct. ikN-PLAI!;T:-.5%.
THE PROPRIETOR' of this rrnft c r •
REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy haylnz roe.. !
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does nut eradicczt :;.- ,-•
rcrx and branch, TO RETURN rue ;sorer. And ':e
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this' idngdem.
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tite "Royal Ey chunge; and ulfo NI:. Day, No. 7,
fireet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jameis-itreet; Mt. Y.
No. at, ; Mr. Ward, No. 32+, Hoihorn;
and Co. No. iso, Oxford-I:rect.
At B&W, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Boolttell
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfume.
Edinbt.mh, by Barter, South Bridge.
Portfeaund Gofport, 'Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jor.es „hco'.," •
Portfmouth, Mr. Mothrb bookfel:cr.
And by mat of the Venders of MAU:Wain Enel:;•-d.

HAVING dedicated ce ytelf to the fry
gradhod by the weft eamdclerible pracazi. • inAt
which t thooght proper to fob" I trutt rie.t I aave Lux .
my thee don thafe who in the et taave heti • •;-.;
—any benisefed in =cattle* ivie
always attain that Nada which is acquired by omacattr—'a
to ono dab of diftedrrs
The diforreofr ara Ply Mean to
aith them a train of coscomitant f 01118,112 t Ls, t
ddl vital energy, !Miami itfdf becomes anbittea •
limey Wilt bum tiW provalen..e dill example, Muer:az
tire habits of khoed-hoya. or the indnigenem of nativity th
Ore the molt Mums profellional ; bat by the (pomade
of anedamad Wash, the fympiessare aurainteil, mil the crab-
mean is
la a of the 'LOYAL COLLROItof
I ground my pretiallom on refitiarity of edneatiosiand poll
every privilege to pradiet.4.ieel myCelf uritled to that crinfo
with which I have hitherto been foillicraLy bewared._

In the trit fenfadons of localmvftakne."4 tasty spedkatien mid
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where e •
hrs, hem a contlournes of the unnainlines of the vice
muted his misfortune. la fcarfal of the contempt or unitary o•
family phylcian, aa4 broods over his infirmity with ,
cashnsaf, It matt be Catilfsdkory for him to be Oared tot mi.
capabUity of treatment, but sib of the moft invtolsble frere,w
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is pcilible to prer-et
danger ce &bets ; io the molt oompbcarod aka ft is the ar4c'
meat of excluftve experience in this hoe to OW a kfc, very s%
and (peaty re-eitablidunent.
I offer the advantage of this esperkore to thole efeleftefikir 641
are affiiaol with any kind of DgitiLlTlf, of any fusee at
VRNEILEAL INFECTION, and In an caks the tams of new
*trades are fisted on the firft Interview. _ _

Pathos; in the country are espeded to iodides lkoktideand
are restudied to (reify their age and manner of living.
MAIM, MUM
Member of the Royal College of Screens In Len;.:.
No se Arttedditreet, Strand, nut Temple Bar

NERVOUS DEBILITY.

o The Loma bath miffed Medicines to grovrwat of the -s-44
and he that is wife will not abhor them; lisr with inch dot . a
heal mat, and take away their pain."—EceLlxxxviii. 4. 7-
CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.
THIS Cordial has been uncommonly focec;'ci.-.1
with young people, who have the appearance and air .' 44.
age; who are pale, c ffeminate, benumbed. Rapid, and even •-Ihr
cite ; whole boaies are become bent, whole legs are no longe.l4a.
to carry them ; who have an utter diftalte for every thin', -Afal
are totally incapacitated. Where the nomads is freqaently .•.;..r.._
&red, the body is weakened ; palenefs, bodily decay, and ,).1.- 'l-
aden fuceeed, and the eyes fink into the head. The virtt • -f
the CORDIAL BALM of GILCAD.are daily densonitratcd,ia .: ....
catingthe wont and moft dangerous (yammers of nervous e,:i.:
lity ; and nothing has .teaded to mush to efiablith the fame of -to
medicine, as its certain foccers In 'thole comlilaints lahich nit' it
their roots fo deep in the moßkution, and are to fatal to the hr,.."
rinefs of mankind. ,
The lady of John jaekron, Ffq. of Cattle-Carbery, !tile- •••••.
Ireland, was two years and a half completely bed-ridden. mars M
able, • from her great weaknefs, t• eat, drink. or dig& my thigra
till the was aeleifed by a friend to try the trldy eelebratedeas7;
Balm of Gilead, nine bottles of wish+ has had fo ettraire*Ary
a•id happy an effect, that the is now, though at the age of 63 1:,...5t
able to walk nut and esercife herfelf, being molt pettedly roca.
'vend, to the furprife and attoninment of sillier neighboats : to
confidential of which, and in justice to the medicine, the reqs..t..s
this may be made public.
James Adkins, nutter of the John and Henry, Ipferiels.• «:•
cured three years ago, by the Cordial Balm of Gilead, of a !I . ,-
knee, indigeltinn, and asthma, attended with retching and fie- ,• Is
which he had laboured under a long time, and has terminal pr'
fatly well ever fince.
James Vaughan, Efq. late Banker, Willa, aetnowledges,axlik
gratitude that he received infinite benefit frorifeven bottles in Pot
Cordial Balm of Gilead; haring been thereby rettoral frges as
&Minn, cough, violent wheezing of the lungs, fining hypol.:- ---
driae, lownefs of fpirits, great relaxation, weakods of body red/A
nights, and uncomfortable dreams, ill which reduced him er-y.
much; he is now hay. Rea% and hearty, and enjoys better he .4.i.
than he has experienced (or Mere 33 years pafL
Sold in London by Mrs. Mathews, IS, Strand; Dicey and : 'ls-
ton , Bow Church-yard; Bacon, t so, 0 ford.ftreet ; Pidditli,76 4 ..;
ford areet,opporate the Pantheon; Butler, 4,Clecapfide ; Barell)saof
Son, Flees market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's 0... :.L.-
yard ; Howard and Evans,Long Line,%Veß.Smithfirld; and ~Itt-
icularly at the following places,vis.
Drilled, Mrs Shiereliff Lynn,_ Pigge
Bath, Hazard PAanclieiter, Staines
Berwick,Carr inmate, silver
Baangft..k.e, Hulbert Meta iliac.' Hoare
Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Biwa
I ridpuit, Roberts MalmfLury, Lea
Bridgwater, Poole hianningtree, Wilkloroa
liewdley, Prattington Nottingham, Burbage It St-- a
}Weiler, Stephens ton •
Brentfuid, Norbury Neweaftle upoo Tyne,litre t • -
Beaminfter, Hint fon and Co.
Bifhops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stevenfon
Baintrec, Shearcrot t Newport, lie of Wight, ii:'.n
Coventry, Merridew Naltwich, Suction
Canterbury, Briftow Olwethy, Edwards
Calitor, Booth Pcnrith, Sociby
Chatham, Etherington Potties, J. and W. Bee? .-.1
Cambridge, Hodion Portfmath, Sharpe
Chepitow, Morris Plymouth, Nettleton
Claphani, Batten Plymath Deck ,HosketA
Dover, Ncales Rickmanfworth, Purled
Dunn-able, %cent:borough Rochror,l, W..de
Darnel, Harding. Shrißeld. Pinion
Deptford, Davies StAmt"ordaNtwomb
Denham, Bather Stairirel, Men, an
Dublin,' No. 6, College Green. s:irrwilrurr, Wood
Dugdale, Calwen, Bull Sherhourne, Goauby and 0,..
Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Saimuudhain, Night
liridge Suuthampnin, Baker
Exctr, Trewnian and Sou lahlbury, Collins
Hy, Bratienbury Sha Wheat', AfLons
I r -me Haan saffron Walden, Kane
Giotteeffer, Jove. sourbrio, Ka-hi:el
G..ia.rt, li.adine , - Shepton M,:lief, C4rel
Gaintln rough. -Towne Stinkloo Chriltopher St kr.-ss
t..; ream:eh, Brains Tay.Roi, Rowe
Makers, Amos ktDorald O'wiekenham, Mortiletr
Hull, J. Redford Tunhridze Wells,lcnil.t
Hurneaille, Weir • Trowbridge. Ching
I-tannin-1m ith, Roberts Ilttoseter, Haden
Henley on Thames, Norton* Whitby, Tremett
Hanky, Alhutt and Soo Whitebaven, Croftwaiv
Hex ham, Dickiidon Wirkfworth, Taylor
Irivrich, klarnier and Gran ,Windfor, Blakeney
lover:leis, M,lntoth Wottoti.und r-Edgc, l'-- -
K nuts ford, Leedi I,l'ellineien, Salop, Me o • ...
Kelvedon, Fox • Wolverhampton, Simi:
Lane:titer, Clark Vi'inft:r, Won, y
Leeds, Mims Welch Poule, Griffiths.
Liverpool, Rayroa . York. Wilton and Co.
Leiccitcr, Gregory
And all the Venders of Patent Medicines in rls:. Uniird ::-- ''.•

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