Star.
London, England, 1809-08-23 00:00:00

DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIQUS PILLS.

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lIESE PILLS have long obtained it just cele.
brity in the private practice of ahe Proprietor, Mr. Dixon,
Apothecary., and from their great success in many obstinate EL.
lions pisorders, our numerous patients of distinction end others,
particularly the Duke of Bedford, Lir George Warren, Sir Gre-
gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, tkeViscoun
teas Bulkeley, dtc. Ice. he was persuaded to offer them to the
public, under the approbation and s'nction of their utlne.
The following is a proof of their efficacy.
" Deal Cagle, Haverfordwest, South Wales,. Feb. 24, 1805.
" Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to. Mr. Dixon s
though not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a
favour, if he would send him four or five boxes of his pa &sepia
as he possibly can. MD. Lloyd, who hasidways used the Medi.-
nevis now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the great sertice they
have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and a'l
family, Captain Lloyd feels it Bis-duty to recommend the Pills
wherever he goes; be really thinks if Mr. Dixon would ilpoitit •
some persons as venders in this county, it would be a beat* to
tke community."
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'The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
the tone oldie stoma&, for curing indigestion, for preventing
crudities, and their consequent dkagreeable eructations and Baru"...
Ironies. They prevent habitual and temporary costivencis, sick
head-aches, and heart-burn, whreh is occationed by pregnancy, .
sod a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of
the redundant bik, intemperate diec, or drinking to excess.
Sold, wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsid.!,
corner of Piternoster•row, London; Baxter, Edinburgh an,i
Glasgow, and retail by frlos.t.cowitry.ivtedicim VoKlits. blues
at 23. 9ti. and Gs. each.

.NiENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE
OF SATURDAY, AUGUST 19.

DOW NING-STIIEET. AUCI.'S'I" CO. •
Disp:Acii, of which tl:e I,llmt-ieg is a Cnpy, h been received
at the tlllice of Vricount Citf•lc-reagh, Vne of 11-; Majesty';
Principal Seer,taries of State, frooN Li(otenant-f:cocral the
Earl of Chatham, K. G. dated litad-Quarters, Middleburg
August 11, 1809.

Tlracl-quarters, Alicialrburg, August 11.

Mit I.onn—l received yesterday evening your
Lordship's dispatch of the Bth instant, by the Mes-
.senger Mills, and I must entrant of yo!tr Lordship,
to offer my most dutifid acknowledgments to his
Majesty, for the gracious aprrobation he has been
pleased to express of my hu;:able endeavours in his
service ; and I shall feel the greatest satisfaction in
communicating to Lieutenant General Sir .Eyre
Coote, and the General and other Officers, and the
troops employed here under my command, the sense
which his Majesty entertains of their meritorious con.
duct in the services in which they have been engaged,
as well as the confidence his Majesty feels in their
future good conduct, and which I trust they will not
disappoint.
The enemy has continued to give what interruption
he could to the progress of our works ; but since
the date of my last letter, he has attempted no sortie
in any force. He has endeavoured to cause us some
embarrassment by opening the sluices at Flushing,
and letting in the salt water, hut this has been at-
tended as yet with little inconvenience, as the neces-
sary precautions for letting off the water through the
sluices in our possession at this place and at Veer, I
have no doubt will he found effectual. The several
batteries will probably be ready to open on the place
either the 12th or 13th, and I shall look with great
anxiety to the result, as the speedy reduction of
Flushing (particularly under present appearances) is
of the last importance, as till then so very large a
portion of the force tinder my command is unavo►da-
bly detained before it.

The divisions of Lieutenant General Lord Ros-
slyn and Lieutenant General Lord Huntly, were ac-
cording to the intention J mentioned in my last letter,
landed on South Beveland, on the morning of the 9th
inst. but T am sorry to say that the division of trans-
ports, with the cavalry and artillery horses, the heavy
ordnance, ammunition, and stores of all descriptions,
have not yet been brought through the Slow Pas-
sage. The moment they appear, it is my intention
to proceed towards Batz ; hut as till then no opera-
tion can be undertaken, I have thought my presence
here was more useful.

A large portion of the flotilla has proceeded up the
river to Batz, on which place I learn that the enemy
had again made an attack, but had been repulsed by
the guns of the fort. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed)

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
DOWNING-STREET, AUGUST 21.
A Dispatch, of which the following is a Copy, was this Morn-
ing received at the Office of Viscount Castlereagh, one of his
Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, from Lieutenant-Ge-
neral the Earl of Chatham, K. G. dated Head-quarters, Mid-
dieburgh, August 18, 1809.

Middleburgh, August 18.
My Loan—l have the honour tr transmit, for your
Lordship's information, a copy of the articles of ca-
pitulation for the surrender of the towns of Zei-
ricksie and Bruwershaven, and the islands of Schawen
and Duiveland, concluded on the 15th instant by

Lieutenant. General the Earl of Rosslyn and Rear-
Admiral Sir Richard Keats, with the Deputies of
those towns and islands ; and I have much satisfac-
tion in acquainting your Lordship, that I have every
reason to believe we shall be enabled to draw very
ample supplies of cattle, spirits, and biscuit, from
that quarter.
The inclosed return of the late garrison of Flush-
ing received from General Monnet last night, so ma-
terially differs from .that which accompanied my dis-
patch of the 16th inst. that I think it expedient to
transmit it for your Lordship's information.
I am also informed that the enemy during this
service has suffered a very heavy loss in killed and
vrainded, which, together with the prisoners of war
v..ho have fallen into our hands, the enemy's force
opposed to us in this island, may very fairly be stated
at nine thousand men. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) CHATHANI.
• [mated in the Extraordinary Gazette sf the 20th.

Amount of l'roops in the Garrison on Flushing, of I 7th Au-
gust, lbw).
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260 Officers, 495.5 Rank and Nile, .;18 Sick and Wound's!.
To:al, 5603.

la the Gazette of Sunday last, among the. name% of Officers
waooded, for Li:wenant-Genen:l Brown in some few copies, and
for Lieu; Colonel Brown ins few o hers, reatl I.ieutenant
C;;:or.!e. Also, ii: some copiea, for Captain Soder, of the
n 5 h -11egnaeor, read Captain Sodt.n. also, in a few copies, for
8:h Foot read 71st Foot.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Coninions in the Caithness-shire Local Militia,
‘.4;ned by the Lord Lieutenant.

T: ,e V iglu Earl of CaiLbness to be Colonel Couunan-
Init. Dates! tech 7,1809.
7- s Sir:clair, Esq. to he Lieutenant-C.llone/. Dated as above.
Innes, Esq. to be Major. I'a:et' as above.
tir ge Se:iterland, Alexarlder Htnthrson, John Henderson, Jis.
St.tith, Witliant Manso:t, Geottte Swanson, and Robert Ken-
t-rely, L-qrs. to be C.tptains. Dated as above.
orge Irtnes, John Davitl.olt, !oho Sinclair, David Fiolnyson,
Isaac lio,lisott, Hugh Suth...rla:.d, David 11,:ndei son, \ Villiam

(;eorge Douglas, James Caller, Williaat Tones, and
• M..rray, Gvnts. to be I.ieuttnants. te.l as above.
Sur:l,:r!aud, lirltierson, ana Jo:in Swanson,
i;e is. to be EnciEns. Dated as a!mve.
• Gedies, CILro... to be (ivarter•Mastyr. Dated as above.
Cota:;.liv....on in the `.53t1), or Ayrs:lire Regiment of
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieatenant. •
TAti Ectles, Es.l. to Fulzon, displaced. Dated
!t.!y 1809.

sizrcd hv Lieutenant of the
County of S,!lop.—Nol th i;e3inient of Shropshire
Local hliati,t,
R•pri :'rice, cent. to be Ensign, vice Green, promoted. Dated
I 9!) 1 W. 19.
Virekin Regiment of Si•.ropshire Loc.tl24ilitia.

t Tbnnus Bayley tube Major ; Hugh Mow ;4omery Camp..
• i;cfl, Esq. to be
,C;,ptam ; Edward Yowdl, Gei:t, to be
vice.l-fenshaw, re.igyel ; John Hmnbersky, and Ro-
bert Lawley, Gents. to be Ensigns ; and Quartcr.m.ater.
Itiruct to pave the ruk of Ensign. Dated July 17, 160.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Reynoldson, Richard Fishwick, Joseph Crane, and Sa-
muel Crane, I.f Bromley 6t. Leonard, Middlesex, brewers, July
11,•iu0y.-I..hraheth Bagley and Joseph Neeld, of Great Shire-
lane, Teutpls BarElaw-stationera, June 12, 1809.—Rich. Hawks-,
• !seril and WIIs. Bernard, of :Manchester, manufacturers, August
8,41309.—Seth Hyde and Abraham Tozer, of Exeter, woollen
and linen drapers' August 15, 1809.—Hopkin Perkins, James
Davies, and Benj. Bower, of Bristol, coal-merchants, August 19,
180,4—Samuel Kirton, sen. and Samuel Kirton, jun. of Ashby-
de-la- Zouch, Leicestershire, mercers and drapers, April 14, 1809.

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