Star.
London, England, 1801-03-18 00:00:00

AN APPEAL.

'THE Stigma which an advertifed Medicine may
labour under, is a firft imprtiUon which is not the lona
dliEenk impediment a Proprietor of Inch a oat has to cocoon•
ter. Well attefeed fadts are not fullkient to convince Mt, WLO,
from want of liberality and candour, is dal to every argument
but to that of perfonal knowledge of a cure. which, thruugh ace
cadent, may never come under his obferration : he condemns
without taking the ern:Al:to Ware himfelf, by enquiries, either
into the natur- of the fpecitie, or of thole fads which the Daily
Prints give bins opportuPity, !secant,: it is the produce of os c
whom be terms irr Tyler : he will not one mart, though
his whole Rudy agd genius may be devoted to one end, to be
able to produce a remedy for a difiiak, merely on account or nis
not having fervcd his Apprentleethip. More is eapc,ied nout
A Patent Meddine, acd in lets time than that prefentc d by your
Apothecary, by reafon of our being obliged to fpesk in derided
terms as to its nacrit,to oprofc ourfelves ageing this d•_t:rtnl-
natinn of non-erinvidion. For the eftablilhment of SPILL.
BURY'. ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS we owe much to its
own merit, and the candid, unhisfted opinion of a liberal Pub-
lic, with whom we rcft our claim for patronage.

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The above Drops are prerparcd and fold at the afoenf•rv,
No. is, sotto-14114re, London, In bottles of ss. and tl. as. each ;
the $5. bottles are marked " Ft% Spilfbury--Ids Antikorbuite
Drops--by the King's Patent," and the Larger, witla the ad.. d
don of the King's Arms; alto fo'd by the ga;eral ',skiers of
Patent Medicines in Town and Country.

Fur COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, ice.
PECTORAL ESSENCE Or COLTSFOCIT.
THE Herb, Coltafoot, called Tuailago by t 4.1
Anricnts, was dial:quids:4 by them, as fts n sine ruff-
ciently conveys, for its ezzellcr.oe in the etre of Cutishs and
othi.r Pulmonary Complaints; and this Effence has, in Ali
c. uric M a ton pradties, beat found the mop fafc and ellidlod
remedy for Coughs, Altinras. Winezingi, Phthiflcity Com-
pLinta, Contamptions, Huartnefs, Deflations, Camr•hs,
Usillcuhy rn lircatking. and ail Diforskrs of the Breaft and
Lungs. It generally opens the Breaft, acid immcdhaely item
liberty of Cm-aching withoin any claeger of talthry Cold. It
ad:Meatus, tills., tickling which provokes frequent ccrgising,
and takes off the unesfy fenfasinta of acrimonious turtzsi,e3,
eleanfes the f u ll glands, relaxes the fibres. cnd thereby enlygcs
the cavities of the ',Wel% Thus It renularli and qtJclily cares
the moil obitinate lima) and Conf.,mptions of the loncel
ftanding, it taken before the fumy are uhera!ed. ft curt, all
Inlay and dry Cough*, illes`ves conviled phlegm In the rho-
rat, heals mien, fs and formers of the hr:-.11 Itornaeli. and
lungs; and gives immediate relief to there who, throtigh ant
and iflattllirr, art deprived of reft or Cap. a* It gencliely
pores, and coatribatte to snake Cu remainder of thdr days emn-
fortabie and mfr.

This .F.fftwet is prr.pared only by pm*, Rims, Srtron. !'s
Drilla; and fold. wltaler2l2 ard rct,P, N .r.atry,
at No. as. d:. Ea, r-d nun, Lor.Jon, price
3a. 6d. each, duty intltdcd.
N. B As many- 7 :eats tortfoually tr.:atlas Nlr. Neither-tit
ts-ofe, partlcelatlr terrains and Inc:kisser% ail parda-ifas t
• ;uefted to obt arc. that it is a little oat of :ewers! ti ecf
fact par.ngers, t..c doors Irrszt t'.c comas of Chcapicte ; and
t tat a h tt of Dr. I.ustes. and tads words, are asaitsit the front
of Ms '1444.4

THE ONLY WARTHOLKE FOR DR. JAMES'S

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Mare!, 17.

At the Court at the Qtjecn's Houfe, the t 7tll of
March, ISo t, pref.:tit, the KING'S Excellent
Majetly in Council,

This d.ty the Right Honourable PH11.1? Earl of
HARDWICK 1., and the Right Honourable Gr ORCE
LEGCF, commonly called Vikount LFWISif AM,
Were, by his MAJESTY'S command, fworn of his
Majetty's hlofi Honourable Privy Council, and
took their places at the Board accordingly.

His MAJESTY in Council was this day pleafed
to declare the Right Honourable PHILIP Earl of
lIARDWICKE, Lieutenant-General and General-
Governor of that Part of the United Kingdom
called Ireland.

HIS MAJESTY having been plc:lied to appoint
the Right Honourable ROBERT laird HOBART to
be one of his Majeity's Principal Secretaries of
State, his Lordfhip was this day, by his MAJts-
-ry's command, fworn one of his Najdty's Princi-;
pal Secretaries of State accordingly. .

WHITEHALL, MARCH 17.

The KING has been pleafed to conffitute and
appoint the Right Honourable HENRY ADDING.
TON, JOHN SMITH, and CHARLES SMALL PYHLIS,
Efqrs. ; GEORGE THYNNE, Efq. (commonly called
Lord GEORGE THYNNE), and NATHANIEL BOND,
Efq. to he Commiffioners for executing the office
of Treafurer of his Majelly's Exchequer.
The KING has been pleafed to grant to the
Right Honourable HENRY Avoiscrow the offices
olChancelior and Under-Trcaltirer ochis Majelty's
Exchequer ; alio to appoint the Right Honour-
able CHARLES Yoe KE to be his Majelty's Secretary i
at War.

His MAJESTY in Council was this day pleafed
to appoint the following Act &c.

Chefhire—John Scott Wariag, of Ince, Lfq. in the room of
William Rigby, of Old&Id. Efq.
.11,1ontnnuthfhire—Thomas Williams, of Chtpilow, Efq.
Warwiekfhirc=John Stanton, of Ktnelworth, Efq.
Carmarthenthire—Edward Richard Shewn, of Stradey, Efq.
in the room of John Stepney, of Llaneily, Bart.
Card iganfhire—John Williams, of Cagle-Hill, Efq. in the room
of Robert Lloyd, of ALermaide, Efq.
Glamorganfhirt—Robert Jones, of l'onmon Cattle, Efq. in the
Tram of Llewellin Traherne, of St. Hilary, Efq.
Radnorfhire—Hugh Powell Evans of Noyadd, Efq. in the room
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of Thomas Hodges Fowler, of Abe restMillire, Efq.
Denbighthire—John Meredith Moftyn, of Smolt, Efq. in the
room of Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Penylan, Efq.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH i 6.

Orders for the Court's going into mourning, on
Thurfday the 19th inUant, for her late Royal
Hlghnefs P _ H ILI P PIMA CHARLOTTE, Duchefs Dow-
ager of Brunfwick, viz.
The Ladies to wear black !ilk, plain mullin or long lawn,
crape or love hoods, black lilk aims, black glazed gluvcs, and
black paper fans.
lindrels—Black or dark grey unwatered tabbies.

The Gentlemen to wear black cloth. without buttons on the
&eves or pockets, plain muffin or long lawn cravats and
weepers, black (words and bucklcs.
Undrefs--Dark grey frocks.
The Court to change the mourning, on Thurf-
day the 16th day of April next, viz.
The Ladies to wear black filk, fringed or plain linen, white
gloves, necklaces, and ear-rings, black or white fliocs, tans,
and tippets.
Undrefs—White or grey luteflring• tabbies, or clamalks.
The Gentlemen to wear black,fuli trunuicd, fringed or plain
linen, black (words and buckles.
Undrcfs—Grey frocks.
The Court to change the mourning further on
Thurfday the 23d day of April, vie.
The Ladies to wear black (ilk or velvet, coloured ribbons,
fans, and tippets; or plaln white, or white and gold, or white
and hirer fluffs, with black ribbons.
The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white,
or white and gold. or white and laver (tuff waifliaiats, full-trim-
med, coloured (words and hucklef.
And on Thurfday the 3oth of April die Court
to go out of mourning.

miLrrAßy PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 17.
Royal Regiment of Bode Guards—Capt:.in-Lieutenant John
Ellcy to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Tharpe, who retires;
Lieutenant Thomas Athorpe to he Captain-Lieutenant, by
purchafe, vice Elley; Cornet William Cltulde to be Lieute-
nant, without purchafe, vice Athorpe ; William I,l'altun Ab-
ney, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Cludde.
IR Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Hen-y Braccbridge, Gent-
to be comet by purchafe, vice Cooper who retires.

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stl Regiment of Drown Guards—Cornet John Pringle to be
Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Bettefwonh, promoted in the
.54th Foot.
3d Ditty-Lieutenant George Martell to be Captain, by pm--
chafe, vice Brooke, promoted; Cornet John Scott lindf.ty
to be Lieutenant, vice Manfell; Ram. Gent. to In
Comet, vice Lindfay; Cornet Frannie M. Turner to be Ad-
jutant, vice St phenfon, who refigns.
IR Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Charles Purvis to be
. . . . .

Capi'ain, by purchVafe, vice Eitridv, who retires; Cornet
WM; Montapic to be Lictit•!rant, vice Purvi...
6th Ditto--11ofpital-Mate John !short to be Atiltlant-Surgeon,
vice Fearon, promoted in the 7th Foot.
iith Regiment of light Dragoons—Major George Thomas
Thom.-3 to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchaft, vice I.yon,
who retires; Captain John Andes-fon tube Major,sice Tho-
mas; Lieutenant Richard Diggins to be Captain, vice An-
dcrfon ; Cornet William Whew to be Lieutenant, vice Dig.

Fins; Aubone Surtce., Otnt.to be Cornet, vice Out
14th Ihtto--Captain Charlca Auriol, from balf-pay, to be

Captain.
17th Ditto--.Enlign Jofcph TyroLle, from the i7th root, to be
Cornet, by purchofe, vice Thompfion, who retires.
;Rib Ditto—Licutenant Fleming Tlllas,froan the: York Horrors,
to be. Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Higgins, promot-
ed in the 29th Ligl.t Dragoons ; Cornet Charits Rohinfon to
Li-utenant, without pure h-. 11., vice Gifford, promoted in the
alth Light Dragoons; Ertign Aaron Moor,: AyllOrd, from
the s;cl Font, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Fre.derick,
who rain,; Joll ph Lander, Gent. Lae Coptain-Lieutc-
cant of the Mal Lothian F, mil& Cavalry, to be Cornet,
without purehafe, vice R binfun.
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29th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Cumberlege, from the 9th
Foot, to he 1 Acute nant, without purch.le ; Serle, Gan.
to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Croe,ita, promoted.
26th Ditto--Lieuttnant George Keating, from the ad Life
Guards,to be C.tptain,by purcbhafc,vice Tarinon,who retie% s.
17th Dittow-Enlign John David Duval. from the 3d WeR India
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
29th Ditto—Captain Watkin GriThth, from the 47th Light
Dragoons, to be n.jor, vice Gale, deecafed; Comet James
Krim., from the York HulTars, to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe; lieutenant Marc Rene Montalembert, front the
3tR Font, to be Lieutenant, without purehaft Can y.
Gent. to br Corte, without purchafe. vice llalflcad, pro-
moted ; Benjamin Sent., Gent. late Adjutant tithe Cinque
Pon hurdle Cavalry, to be Corm% without purchafe.
York Hulfarsw-Cornet Lewi• During to be I.i...ornant, with
permanent rank in the army, vice Hilton, t. ilicred to the
IVs Light Dragoons; Dar." de Butow, late a Lit et, oars in
the Hanoverian ferviee. to Ise Lieutenant, with timpor.rr
r •^lt in the army, vire !Sur^. A, rent ovat to the asth Light
Dragoons t Poincey. t of to Le Curri• t, with perma-
nt rank in the army, net Mihn, mad.o.ted in the 19th
1 Dragotaiik.

Coldftreast Itegiment of Foot Guards—Charles Maitland
Chi-lair, Cent. to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice Warren, pt
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incited in the both Foot.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—John Stevenfon,Cent. to be En-
fign, by purchafe, vice Graham, who retires.
xd kattalion of the ft Regiment of Foot—Hofpital-Mate
Nlkhacl Scot to be affillant-Surgeon.
3d Regiment of ['Mt.—William Price, Gent. to be Enfign, by
purchafe, vice Hobfon, promoted.
4th Ditto—Enfiga George liallord to he Lieutenant, by per-
chafe, vice Kcmpfter, who retires; Hofpital-Mate Charles
QLiarterly to be AfTittant-Surgeon, vice Williams, who 'trips.
6th Ditto—Captain Martin Alves, from the 33d Foot, to be
Captain, vice Auften, who exchanges.
th Ditto—Affiftant-Surgeon Henry Fearnn, Cairn the bth Dra-
goons, to be Surgeon, vice Buffa, promoted; Affatant-Sur-
gcon William Jones, front the Loyal Surry Rangers, to he
Affiflant-Surgeon, vice Philips, deceafed.
9th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Thomas O'Maley to be Affiftant-
Surgeon, vice Banks, religned.
it tit Ditto—Enfign Downham Newton, from the I Ith Welt
India Regiment, to In: Eufign,vice Harriott, who exchanges.
13th Ditto—Affdtant Surgeon William Patton, from the 4xcl
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Gentleman, deceafed.
14th Ditto—Enlign Barry Morris to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice Grant, promoted in the ad Weft India Regi-
ment; Mofes Clark, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Morris.

19th Dito--Thomas Adderfcy Jones, Gent. to be Enlign, by
purchafe, vice Nixon, promoted.
23,1 Ditto—Enfign James Prarfe, from the 44th Foot, to be
Firft Lieutenant, by purcli.tfe, vie:: Pearfon, promoted.
:,4th Di:to—Lieutenant Henry Dunbar 'roily to he Captain, by
purchafc, vice Henn, who retires; Lieutenant Charles Stift 41,
front the Half-Pay of tare late octh Foot. to he Lieutenant,
vice Acklom, whu exchanges; Fnfign John Chatterton to be
Lieutenant, by purchaf•, vice Henry Andrews, promoted;
NVilliant Ball, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Grant, who is fuper-

Ceded, being abfent without Ltavo.
28th Ditto—Captain Alexander Godley to be Major, by pur-
chafe, vice Johotton, who retire,.
29th Ditto--Hofpital-Mat,: George Guthrie to be Affiftant-

Surgeon, vice Gibfon.
30th Ditro--Licutemult Thomas I.ahhr to be Captain, by pm,

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chafe, .ice Sellack, who retire,.
31(1 Ditto—Enfign William O'Dogherty to be Lieutenant,
without pure/tare, vice Trotter, promoted in the 65th Foot;
William Fnrard, Gent. to be F.nfign, vice O'Dogherty.
33d Ditto—Captain Henry Auften, from the 6th Foot, to be

Captain, vice Alves, wuo exchanges.
35th Ditto—Thomas Belt, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe,
vice Crome, who retires.
38th Ditto—Enfign Thomas Tiddimon to be Lieutenant, by
purchafe, vice Chapman, who retires.
32th Ditto—Lieutenant John Wray to be Captain, by pur-
chafe, vice Martin, who retires.
4lft Ditto--Enfign Thomas Crawford to be Lieutenant, by
porthole, vice Crofs, promoted.
45th Ditto—Enfign Henry St. John to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Sunbury, who retires.
47th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Daniel Doyle to be AfEllant Sur-

geon.
52ci Ditto—Volunteer -- Dobbs to be Enfign, vice Paul,
jun. whore Appointment does not take place; Lieutenant
Colley L Lucas Yu!ter to be Adjutant, vice Lockett, who
refigns.
53d Ditto—Captain John Buekland to be Major, vice Braban,
deceafed.
58th Ditto—Robert Anftruther Thompfon, dent. to be En-
fign, by purchafe, vice Harvey, promoted in the 7th Foot.
59th Ditto--Captain Adamfon W. Browne, from the 68th
Foot, to be Captain, vice Polron, who exchanges; Henry
Bayer Otto, Gent, to be Eefign, by purchafe, vice Sweet,
promoted.
6oth Ditto—Enfign Francis John Fuller, from the 24th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Kenah, who retires ; En-
fign Archibald Campbell, from the 79th Foot, to he Enfign,
vice Cameron, who exchanges.
63d Ditto—Captain Donald M'Niven to be Major, without
purchafe, vice IVPLeroth, promoted in the Rifle Corps.
68th Ditto—Captain William Grey Polfam, from the 59th Foot,
to be Captain, vice Browne, who erehangcs.
79th Ditto—Enfign J. C. Cameron, from the 60th Foot, to be
Enfign, vice Campbell, who exchanges.
8111 Ditto—Enlign William Philpot to he Lieutenant, vice
Seymour, dcccafcd; Peter Waterhoufe, Gent. to be Enfign,
vice Philpot.
Sad Ditto—Lieutenant Czfar Colclough, from the 93d Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Harrifon, who aligns; R. B. Harri-
fon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe.
83d Ditto—Enfign John Ball to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas
Smith, fsn. &ceded; Henry Collins, Gent. to be Enfign,
vice Ball.
86th Ditto—.Brevet-Major I.auchlan M. sk.iarrie, from the
77th Foot, to be Major, withoat purchafe, vice Bell, pro-
moted.
9oth Ditto—Richard Graves, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe.
93d Ditto—Enfign George Young, from the 4th Welt India
Regiment, to be Lieutenant.

ad Writ India Regiment—Lieutenant John Grant, from the
lath Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice *rhempton,
deccafed.

31 Ditto—L•nfign John Charlet Kerr, to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchafe, vice Gore, who has Asiented hirucelf without
leave.

Carter-Matter Jennings to be Enfign, .we Kerr.
&rjeint-Major Jeffinan , from the s9th low., to be
(tarter-Mafter, vice Jennings.
4th Weft India Regiment—Aubrey Carteret Bowers, Gent.
to be Etifi,;ii, w.hout purchafe, vice Young, promoted in
the 93d loot.
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6th Ditto—Captain James Miller, from the half-pay of site late
itath Foot, to be Captain, vice Douai,. r, who exchanges.
Bth Ditto--Enfign Wiltiam C. Mackay to he Licutcuant, vice
Waft neys, &coaled.
Doi ald Campbtli, Gent. tote Enfign, vice Mackay.
9th Welt India Regiment.
To be Fnfigns, with permanent Rank in the Army.--Etiligns
Delmnyrrs, Julius Laureal, Jean B. Ride, Louis D'Ef-
cordal,— De Louville, Colontier.
loth Weft India Regiment.
To he Eniens, with permanent Rank in the Army—Enligns,
- Riciier, —De Luppe, I .alung, —De Clani-
villicrs, Monplaifir Havre, Deratas,
- La Len, —Picre. D'Anglacle.
I nil Welt India Regiment.
To he lieutenants, with permanent rank in the Army—Lieu-
tenants George Thomplon and George M. !Alder.
To he kitfign—Enfign John Harriutt, front the lath Foot, vice
Newton, who exchanges._

lath Weft India Regiment.
To be Enfigns, with permanent rank in the Army—Enligns
Evrenvind De laureal, Robert Preaus, Devatis Des Rl-
vieres, Charles Ruchebume, Michael Miny, Augutte Roget,
Etienne Noll, and— Cornalet.

Rifle Corp.—Captain-Lieutenant Alexander D. Campbell to
be Captain of a Company.
Captain Nugent's Levy.
To be F.nfign*, and to have rank in the Army fa long only as
they than h" emplmed in the raid Levy—Edward Caffitly,
(cut. and 'l'homa> Wilde, Gent.
BREVET.
Colonel Arthur Whethani, of the ill Foot Guards, to be Belga-
dier.Gcneral in the Leeward lflaads only.
Colonel Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the ad W, R Irdla Regi-
ment. to he Briga.lier-Gencral In the Leeward Mantis only.
brevet Major It .b>•rt Uniacke, on the half-pay of the late 104th
F,tot, tt, be I.leutenant-Coluncl :n the Army. Commiffiun
dated May 3, 1796.
ST.% FF.

I.icutenart-Colonel John Barnes, of the Royal Artillery, to be
I.l.ln:ty B.nrick-iflafkr-General to the Britilb Forces
r,:rving in both Lb, cai4e.,...
Memorandum.

IJcuter ant John Fltzmitirier. of th. Act!, Re, iment of Font,
Won u-At tispe:foleA in the (,:azi.tte of the tit November Litt,
h rand:a, tl in Si. Wink.
Era turn in the (;a7ette or the loth February 1311.
For Cnlonri hi..isten Kerr, nt elm Lad Foot, to be
:cu, r,l t,i the Yore. in tm. %Veil Indic. only; re..,1 Colocel
Mann. t. Kerr, of the liad rwst, to hr PriT., tier-Grn?ral to
tbr F..rc, I, its the Weil Nib, vice L'uleyngb.sole,
..‘ppumunot.t