Star.
London, England, 1807-06-10 00:00:00

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS,

THE Public is relpalfuliy cesoL-.uned againit
dittoes of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN-
ICE, it:edited by the late J.%`.:011 HEM E*l , Doutatt to the
%MEN and the PRINCE of WALES, which nave beta proved
by long experiet:ce to be tntinittly more efficacious for the Teeth
and Gums, than any thing yet difcoveicd.

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lettey continue to be full, wilul..fale and retail, by Bayley and
Flew, No. yi Cockipor•itreet, London, price 24. oil each, gadded
in a lump, in which the following wura- are .voii:
•• J. Hemet, Baylo, and bicw, Lockfpur itreet,"
The Forgery whereof is Faony —.Suld alio retail by T. Scirfnan
(late Partner and Su •ffor to Mr. ifernet, George-Brett, Nano•
ver-fguare.
N.B. The rlfenee is partieulArly recn-nrortaed to Parents and
perfons who have the care of t::,iildren, as the greateß priderrative
of young -and tender Te‘t!t.

To OFFICERS ABOUT to CM ii.tRE: on the INTENDED
EXPEDITION
OFFICERS on .1 Sea Voyage, or on Service, will
Mid their 1-1-zalth and Comfort eirentillly promoted by thi
ufe of that highly approved preparation, the CON',:RE
LEMON JUICE, which, from its great c ntvenience and ehtgurez,
is become au app: mine to the It•leboard of almoft every family.
In appearance it rdcmbles White Sugar Candy, and anfwers all
the purpofes at Lemon Jake, whether tor Negui, Lemonade or
Punch; a dilTulves like Sugar, in water, and three or four hnall
bits are fufficient fur a goblet:: and In &nations where Lemons
cannot be had, this preparation is invaluable.

It has long been ufed In his Majeßy's Navy, and in the Ships of
the Hnnouribii Esa India Company.
Prepared by Hexer Coxwaat., No. inn, F1.....t-ttroet, near
Temple Bar, who is permitted to refer to the highca authorities
in thls kingdom, for its purity.
To be Lad alto iskmpa of the 021431 Towns In England.

. LADIES.
rHAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greatett
drawbacks front the beauty and delicacy of the Female Face;
Arms, &C.'is allowed by every man, Irma the Prince to the Pea-
rant. To remove them various Preparations have, from time to
time, Ruled up, but mnft of them (akhough pornpoitny 'dyer.
tired) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are
fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TREN DEPI,
I.A CORY, which Rands abfolutety unparalleled and juftly ce-
lcbratt.d, the Proprietors will only °brave, thatlt 'removes the
hairs in a few minutes, without injuring the fkin, or canting tiny
anpleafant fenfation—that it has been happily applied and highly
approvi.d in the fiat ci. tea of Falb! • t and rank-and that Ladles
may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular demonitration of its efficacy
and innocence, before they make a purchafe.
It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefaie and re.
tail, Thy Mr. Perrin, 23, Southampton. firm, Covent Garden; and
retail by Mr. Rigge. Ckeaplide ; Mr. Golding, Cornbill; and all
the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London. •
To Ladies in the country, ereloGng the atnount;free of portage,
it will be immediately furwarded—.price ye.

• HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Dr JAMES' ANALEPTIC AND AN fIEILIDUS

Celebiity of the Analeptic Pills, as a genet al
Prefervative of Health, is become univerfd, from their tal •
eacy in thole complaints, which continually d.fturts the human
frame; fuck as Oulds, Rheumatifms• Head ache, Indigo:atom, and..
other Difeaft.s of the Stomach and dowels; which arife from the
viciAtudes of our climate, or front indulgence in the luxuries of
life; and thee faluzary effects are produced by gently opening the
pores by night, and the body by day, without requiring any parti-
cular regimen or confinement. But though the ,maleptie Pith are
alfo very ferviceable in Bilious and other d, ep feated difor. •yet
being dtfigned as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always
fullicieetly adtive, the Autibilious Pills have been recommended
in aid by an tminent Phyftci.in, who• has kfed thefe Medicines
combined for many years with the tiappieft luccels, in all com-
plaints of the Liver, as well uln other internal l►tivates. •

Sold only by F. Newbery And Sons, No. 45, S;. Paul's Church..
yard, on the Coach-way, Four Doors from the Corner of heap-
line, London ; a-d At Dr. James's fate houfe in Brutu 'tree, viz.
the Analeptic Pills, 45.6 d. the But. or S.: in One Lat. Box
for Mo.; and the AlltlAilUtlS Pilla, price as 9d. a Po ~ Duty in.
dusted....Oblerve that the Words, " F. Newt:pay, :-43. 4S. St.
Paul's," are cusraved is the Stamps.

PLIELIC ADVANTAGE.
•
'I'HE a tiiin tage the publichzu it always derive
A from regularly educated profefLonal men diredling atmoft ex.
clufively their Itudies to one Ipecies of inalar"y, was never more
clearly demonttrated than by the unexampled Merck which has
attended the adminittration of their new tensely, and the extra•
ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, Mars
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, fareerly in his IVlajefty's fervitai
have nude the Venereal Difeafe the particular. ohjedt of their. in.
veitigation, And ate happy in having dikovered a medicine him.
rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint-a& is fufficient to
obferve that the effed• of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
thole of mercury,for though it Completely eradicates every veßige
of the virus, in Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not In the
leaft injure the coultitudon—on the contrary, it renovates the fyr.
tem in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite, and fecilltates
digt,:lion—l bus infixed of reducing a ilrong and vigorous Gelation •
lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, It not only -pre.
laves that contliintion in its primalve fate, but reftores a weak '
and debilitated one to its mutual drawl and vigour:
Nur:Merida indances are on recent record of the fuperlor dickey
of this Medicine, its inherent and ipecific virtues adtlng as a per,.
paws' eorre4tive to bodily debility, whether proceeding (rent
ap excefs of conjugal or illicit pleafurc, or from the more
inliduuus, though • not, leis deal uitive, indulgence of incau-
tious youth of both fetus in a certain pernicious habit Amid& •".
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence of
this Colliery vice, there are none more affinaing than that diitraling -
I Rate otdebdity and deficiency; which prt.vents ur embitters the ma-
itinionial Rate • the unhappy futfercr broods ever his misfoituke
allsamed to feel: relief, until be is reduced to loch a Rate of jtak:
nefs as to render life oppreffive. To fuck perfons it mutt te a eon., :
folks reliedtion, to know that they may now, by a n,.:w
mode of treatment, be rained to that greateft of all human bled..
inp,a firunk, manly, and vigorous caltitution.
.In all cafes of debility, deficirtkci, from vrhattver caufe arifing,
as welt as in every (peeks of venereal infection, Marra currie and •
CO, may be coufulted by padents of either fee, with the greatelt
recrecy and honour, at their book, No. 507,4-latou Garden.
Letters from the Country (pod pall) including a bank note,
wiilhaye the needrerr medicine an advice cent m any part of dik
Kingdom. No. tot, li.uon (Atka;

IPROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
MILITARY 'PROMOTIONS.

wait.nrltcn. pint 9.
id Regiment of Drogue Guards—Captain Richard Adams, from
the syth Fost, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hadley, who
exchange.
sd Rtginsatt of Dragoons.—Cornet Counte= t* be
Linguae, by purchafe, vits Perrot, promoted r the 6oih
Foot
Ditto.—Lieutenant Wallas John Lambe, (roe the isdloot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Winter, who exchanges
14tb alto—Captain I honsas W. Brotlettas, from the mit Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, eke Silvers*, who ex•
charges
7 7th Ditte.—Llessensot Jonathan Witlington to be Captain of a
Troop.viee dreeafed.
slit Ditto—Captain Charles Sllvertop, from the 14th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Brotherton, who ex-
changes:
ift Ittginatet of Foot—lieutenant James ROwan, from the 64th
Foot. to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Tidy,
promoted in the Sth Weft India Regiment.
4th Ditto--C.aptalo David Williamfon to be Major. without put-
Chafe, vice Oaks, appoirted to the 1 tth Royal Veteran Batta-
lion ; Lieutenant J. W. Fletcher to be Captaio of a Company.
vice Williamfon ; Eedgn Jonas Fawfon to be Lieutenant, vice
Pletcher.

To be Bongos—Bongo John Staveley, from the staft Foot, vice
Thoreau, promoted in the 4oth Foot.
Francis i.e Blanc, Gent. vice Hayton, promoted in the 58th Foot.
Chatham Hannam, Gent. vice MNamara; G. Richardfon, Gent.
vice Saunders, proanked in the 6111 Foot.
William Henry Carroll, Gent vice MLeon ; Jocelyn Conolly,
Gent. vice Knight; promoted la the 44th Foot; John Putland
lamellas. Gent. vice Fawfon.
6th Ditto—Lieutenant J. H. Hewitt, front the 38th Foat, to be
Captain of a Company, withont purchafe, vice Edwards, pro
tooted in the 9th Garrifon Battalion.
Stb Ditto—Captain James Ogilvie to be Major, without purchafe,
vice Monahan, promoted in the aft Weft India Regiment;
Lieutenant Henry Sadleir to be Captain of a Company, vice
Ogilvie.
14th Ditto—Lieutenant James Mayo to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchafe, vice Johnfon, appointed to the 3d Gar-
rifon Battalion.
zsth Ditto—Lieutenant Garrett Quill to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchafe. vice Bonne, promoted in the 4th Weil
India Regiment; Enfign Richard Little to be Lieutenant, vice
Quill; Rowland H. P. Laugharne, Gent. to be F.nfign by pur
chafe, vice King. promoted ; George William Bell, Gent. to be
Enfign, without purchafe, vice Little.
aBtk Ditto—Captain Henry C. Sutherland, from the 93d Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, atickßainbrigge, who exchanges.
a 'it Ditto—Second Lieutenant Wiliam Sankey to be Flrft Lieu-
tenant, by purchafe, vice Pringle, promoted.
sjd Ditto—Lieutenant William Rofe Wynter, from the 3d Dra-
goons, to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Lenthal, who exchanges.
32d Ditto—AM/tent-Surgeon George Bell, from the 48th Foot,'
to be Surgeon.
34th Ditto—Lieutenant Adam Hobbirk to be Captain do Com-
pany, by purchafe, vice Terrewelt, promoted; Lieutenant
George Croft, from the 6th Drigoons, to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by porthole. vice Dickler'. promoted on the Qyarter-
Mafter-Generars Staff; Lieutenant Robert Duff. from Half-
Pay of the Seth Far. to he Lieutenant, vice Adams, who ex-
changes; Bongo Mogk Sheerer to be Lieutenant, vice Hobkirk.
36th Ditto--Qyarter-Mafter William M'Leod, from Half pay of
the late Northumberland Feneibles, to bs Sago, vice O'Neill,
whole appointment has not takcn place.
37th Ditto—Enfign John Daum to be Lieutenant, vice Williams,
detailed; Enfign William Stuart, from the a7tb Foot, to be
Fnfign, vice Lieutenant Thames James to be Adju-
tant, vice Williams, eltocared.
434 Ditto—Captain Thema, Prodtor to be Major, without pur-
ch.re, vice Cameron, promoted in the 7th Weft India Regi-
ment
46th Ditto—Captain Jam, Stewart, from the York Lratrlnfan-
try Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, vice 0' Pre'
mooed Ir. the York light Infantry Volunteers.
48th Ditto—Lieutenant James Taylor to be Captain of a Com-
co;by purchafe, vice Stuart, who retires; Eafign Frederick
to be Lieutenant, without purdah, vise Grant, who re-
figi.s • PIMP Harris, Gent to be Enfign, vies Howe.
56th iito--Affallant-Surgeon George Howard, from the halt
Foot, to be AlLitant Surgeon, vice Raaelito,pbad or. Half-pay.
39th ritto--Captain John .r. Horflcy. from the ad Dragoon
Onarls, to be Captain of a Company, vice Adams, who u-
Ctanges.
"I.too--Fa6gn Edward Windfor to be Lieutenant, vice
Rowan. promoted in the Royals; Jofeph Marchinton, Gent
to be Enfign, vice Windfor. •
734 Ditto—.Arthibali MNaughtan, Gent. to be Entlgn, by por-
thole. vice Wright, promoted; John Ovens, Gent. to be Longo,
by purchafe, vice Durk, promoted.
75th latto--Alexander Jof Rankin, Gent. to be Bongo, by pur-
chafe. vice Richardfon promoted.
Bsti Ditto—Lieutenant John Murdock Wardrop to be Caplan
of a Cumpany. without purchafe, vice Niano, promoted in"the
4th Welt India Regiment; Enfign Samuel Jenkins to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Wardrop; Peter Shaw, Gent. to be Enfign, vice
Jenkins.
loth pitto—.John Parker Kidd, Gent. to be Bongo, without pur.
chafe; vice Anketen, promoted in the ad Gard= Battallbn.
F7th Ditto—L ieurtnant Robert C. St. John Lord Clinton, front
the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, with •
out porthole, vice Edwards, callaiered ; Bongo Stephen Mikity
to be I ieutenant, without porthole; John Doyle Bagenal; Gent.
" to be Er.fign, vice Marley.
88th Ditto—Licutenant John Armftrong, from the Sd Garrilon
Battalion,to be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
Spth Ditto... Lieutenant Robert Sanderfon, from the 9th Garai-
fon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Grier, who exchanges. •
Seth Ditto—Enfign William Sweeny to be Lieutenant, without
porthole ; A Hiroo, Gent to be Enfign, vice Sweeny.
9t ft Ditto—Francis lime, Gan. to he Enfign, without purchafe,
vice Stavely, appuil:ted to the 4th Foot.
934 Ditto—Captain Philip Bainbrigge, from the 18th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, who exchanges.
97th Ditto—Lieutenant James NaSh. to be Captain of a Company
without porthole, vies Rkhardfon, appointed to the tali Royal
Veteran Botalion ; Forgo Hypolite Michel to be Litutesant,
withou: purchafe, vice Thorne, promoted in the 36th Font;
l'nfign A. Hypolite do Froger to be ditto, vice Nab; Evans
Kettlev..ll, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Michel; G. Shipley, CCM
t • be Enfign, vice Froger.
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s Weft inilia Regiment--EnOgn John Poolton to be Adjutant.
with. the rank of Lieutenant, vice Butke, deceafeds Thomas
Haetifon, Gent, to be Enbin,wi•hoot purchafe, vice Poolainu..
4th Diro--Captain John Baillie,stroruthe tjth Foot. to be Ma-
ktr, without purchafe, vice Dobrldio, promoted in the 6th Weft
1. Ail Regime' t.
6th Ditto--Major Henry Benedid.t DOOM, from the 4th Weft
India Regiment, to be .Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cuter, de
ceded.
lith Ditto—Captain Francis Silly Tidy, from the Royals, to be
Major vice define, deccaid; Lieutenant Duncan M'Bean to
• he Captain of a Company, vice .Edgeworth, deceofed;
William Lorimer to be idcutemitt, without purohafe;
M` dill, Gent tohe EDJIgn, vice Lorioicr.
Koval Weft irdia Rangers—Lieutenant William Kennedy to be
Captain of a Company. withouiparebafe, vice O'Rourke, pro:
muted ; Enfign joie ph Barney to be Cimtrost.t. vies Kennedy.
"loth Light 'Dietary Voluntecr.....Caytain Fdward ti*Huo, from
the 46th Foot. to he Major. vice Piaxley, deceakd. :. •
Major General Rattler's Regiancot--I.lt otenaiu avid O'bfeb•
lane, from the ad Garrifoo Bottalkia, to bo Captalo of* Com.
pany.without parade. eke Yong. epresiodzeit=ti
Wattevillea Regimen...44Bp Edmood la
the 6cth Foot, to be I 'cotenant. •• • .: .
Froberg's Rog9nient:--I.leuttriant Charles J. Iffalwore. from
the 9 ith Foot, to be Captain a a Company, vire Watemille.-da-
eeafed. -
ad Garrifon Battalion—Enfign William Aoketell, from the Estb
:oat, tb be Lieutenant, vice O'Mallane, proMotcd io 'Major-
Get.eral Ramfiy's Regiment,
,)tb, Ditm...Licottnant Stephen Grier, from the 89th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Sanderfoo, who exchanges. •
ith Royal Veteran Battalion.--Vlajor Robert Dahl, from the 4th
Foot, to be blajor, vice Cbrill le promoted. . .• . .

Si AFF.
I.letitenant Colt.nel WiLiain Kent, of the Toth Foot, to bean In
1,, ;line. Field Ofllia of Yeomanry and Vtduntea Corps* the
' i6h.. . .
a i y MiOgley. on Half Pay of the York Flailed% gobs
6 r C win at "[Utility Fort. •• •

HOSPITAL STAFF.
ildward Nathaniel Bancroft, M.D. from Half Pay, to be rapid=
to the Forces.
Dome. M.D. to be Pltyftelan to the Forces. _ .
Suwon Edward Teams from Half Pay, to be Sums. !wee.
Farms. u
Surgeon Thomas F. Nlcoby, from Half Pay, to be
Forms. .•
Surgeon Willitat Paton, front Half Pay of the r3th Foot. lla
Surgeon of a RocrultiogDiftriet,vlmHarbinfon, who adman.
Apothecary Alexander Stewart, from Half Pay,to be Apothecary
to the Forma.
Deploy Purveyor 0 Tepping Aydin., from Half Pay, to be De-
puty Purveyor to the Forms.
The King's German Legion.
tft Battalion of the Lino—Cluiftian Henry Baron During, to be
EnOrts, vice George Darns During promoted.
yth Ditto—Eniign Akx. Baron Wealdlern to be Lieutenant, vice
Pape, appointed Qoarter Maker; Cadet Serjeant Lewis Hart.
mann to be Bain. vice Wenkftern ; Lieutmant Godfded Pape
to be Qarter /defter. vies Baethgen, who magi%
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant John Thalmann. from the Glarrifon Cam.
parry, to be Lieutenant, vice &blotter, who exchanges.
Oarrifon Company—Lieutenant Charles St-Mutter, from the Bth

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Battsßoo of the Line, to be Lkutenant, Tice Thalmann, wbo
exchanges.

ostimaxes orrice, Jugs 6.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Gentleman-Cadet Richard Z. Madge, to be Second Lieutenant.
vice Huffier, promoted. Dated May 4, din.
Commiffions in the Bullitigdon Troop of Yeomanry
Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Oxford.
William Henry Milburn, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wetland,
refigntd ; Chriftopher William Willoughby, Gent. to be Cornet.
Dated April 13, 1806.
Cornmiffion in the Bedfordlhire Regiment of Militia,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Hyde M. Browne, Gent. to be Eulign. Dated April as, 1807.
Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Hereford.—Lient. Colonel Matthew's
Regiment of Herefordfhire Volunteers.
Thomas Cooke, Efq to be Major. Dated March 5, Aloe.
To be Captains—William R avenbill, John Gwll iet. William Grif-
fith., and ifaac Lee, Efqrs. Dated Feb. 28, tilos.
William Milton and Thomas Baylis, Elgin. Dated July 1 180 x.
To be Llcutenante—John GrifS•hs John Finch Evans, Richard
Pritchard, Thomas Elliot, and Robert Jones, Gents. Dated
Odlober 19, 1806. •
Enfagn Francis Oritton. vice Compfon refigned ;and ChariesJames
Dare. Gent. Dated April 6, alloy.
To beEnfigns—john MUIy Thomas Maul, John laces, and Wil-
liam Thomas, Gents. Dated July t 9, dog.
Thomas Webb, Gent. Dated Sept.l% IEO6.
John Fanner, Gent. Dated April 6, 'Soy.