Star.
London, England, 1803-04-04 00:00:00

frees the LOA DON GAZA:77.4., ..1,1111.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Waft OFFICE, APPIL 2.
Re...,iie• in of Dragoon co-eds—Cornet Fa ward N.:let, I
b di-pay .1 the laic 28:1i I igin 1)r.3.10:t5. to he Comet. ;
vice l'egge, who exchang. s, rectirinz, the oiff,7'..i.cc;
G.
Wyrdfiam, Gent. to tie Come:, by }mediate, vice Johniton,
promoted.
6th Ditto—Henry Arcut!ale, Gent-to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Percival, olio retires.
7th Rt Ament of Light Dragoons—Cornet Thorns. Smyth to
be I ieutenaid. by porehafe, vice lefli:. promoted.
9th Pitt..—Lieutenant Samuel bayky to be Captain of a Troop,
by puteloffe,vie. lie.ver. who mires; Cornet John Dal win
to be I it utenant, by purchafe, vice Bayley.
loth Ditto—lieuttnant the Honourable Lticefter Fitzgerald
Stanhope, from the oth Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe,
vice 1... rd P. re, fli m, pi emoted in the Qjeen't Rangers.
3d Regiment of hoot Guar,L.--Douglas Mercer, Gent. to be
Ftifign„ by ptrel.ale. vise Dalrymple, promoted.
- • h Regiment of Foot--Flifign William Reid to be Lieutenant.
he radio'''. vice Stanhope, promoted in the loth Light
Drago-n.; Enfign Willi.m D. Barker to be Lieutenant, by
purehafe, vice Porter. who !eine.
sub I fitto—Br Ego Richard Burk: to Lc Lieutenant. by put,
chafe, vice Dna. y. pronwt• d iu the both Foot; Digby Tho
ma. Cum:. r, lig. Lieutenant on halt-pay of the 27th Foot,
to he Paymafttr, vice Godirey, decrafid. •
Itth Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Nicholas Rofli, from half-pay
of the nth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dixon, removed to
the 90th Foot.
' 14th Ditto—i Lieutenant A. R. Hyland, from half-pay of the
49th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Ouakbn, deceaftd.
15th Ditto... Lieutenant Garrett Quill,hoist balf-pay of the
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, viceyunc; who exchanges,
risetisiog the difference.
19th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas WetheraffOttley to be Cap-
tain. by purchafe, v:ee Forbes, who retires.
Ecth Ditto—Captain James I3cnt, from half-pay of the Regi-
ment. to be Captain, vice Shelley, who exchanges, receiving
the difference..
To be Licotenates—Lieutenants William Ruffen, Murdoch
Mackenzie. Thomas Gore. Peter Dumas, J. Blake Lynch,
Thomas Kite Lin, Robert Carter, John Cuthbert, William
Adams, and G. Montgomery, from half-pay oldie Regiment.
=7th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants John Hare, Thomas Rcade,
John Bennett, and Thomas Jones, from half-pay of the Re-
giment ; Lieutenant Mathew Towle, from the ad Weft In-
dia Regiment; lieutenants John Prelton Walker, William
Wainwrigbt,the Honourable Henry E Butler, John Tucker,
and Jamcs Harvey, from half-pay of the Regiment.
soh Ditto—William Sarjeant, Efq. to be Paymalter, vice
Lodge, deecafed.
35th Regiment of Font.
To be Lieutenant s—Licutetnints Jeremiah Fox, Edward few in,
Charles Augultus Beet. don. William Beard, Andrew Wil-
der, E. Hare, Alexander Shaw, Mathew Draffen, Donald
Maclean, and Thomas Waters, from half-pay of the Regi-
na:lL
Both Ditto—Licatenant lEneas Anderfoll, from the cortli Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Ley, who retires to the half-pay of
the oh Foot.
534 Ditto—Enfign T. C. Andrews to be Lieutenant, by par-
chafe, vice Ponfonby, who retires; Surgeon Thomas Scott,
from the both Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Batty, who retires
on half-pay of the 7th Weft India Regiment.
57th Ditto—lieutenant Henry James Riddell, front the 66th
Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Fuller, promoted in
the r nth Foot Gregor Macgregor, GCUL to be F.IIABII, by
porchafe vice Dodd, promoted.
both Ditto:—Surgeon WWiant Powell, from half•pay of the late
7th Weill :ilia Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Ecott, removed
to the 53d Foot; (Loaner-Matter Samuel lames Macartncy,
from half-pay at the 9th Folt, to be Quarter-Maher; QLtar-
tix.Malter Rickard Marriott, from half-pay of the syth
Foot, to be Starter-Matter, vke Harley, who exchanges.
ppd Ditto...Enlign William Winks% from the 74th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
gith Ditto—Wargo Montgomery Coane to be Lieutenant, by
pluehafe, vice Robinfon, who retires.
Sods Ditto..-Thomas John Gautier, Efq. Lieutenant on half-
pay of the aytk Foot, to be Paymaitcr.
I3d Ditto—D. Edward Donavan, Gent. to be Enfign, by put,
chafe, vice Collins, promoted.
Spit Ditto—Cornet James Bradt, from the 3d Dragoon Guards,
to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Trench, promoted.
poll Ditto—Lieutenant Manley Dixon, from the s ith Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Anderfon, removed to the 40th Foot.
pelt Ditto—Captain D. M•Donnell, from half pay of the
Scotch Brigade, to be Captain, vice Mzepherfon, removed
to the 6th Royal Garrifon Battalion.
934 Ditto—James GIMP, Gent. to be Earl, without put,
chafe, vice Macleod, pr 'tooted.
sth Welt India Regiment—l-km/loam Edward Leen, from
half pay of the t 7th boot, to be lieutenant.
6th Royal Gartifun Battalion—Major Honourable Wiliam
Grey, from the t 7th Foot. to be Lieutenant Colonel Cap-
tain Allan Macpberfon, from oat Foot, to be Captain.
BARRACKS.
George Laye, Efq. late Captain in the 4th Foot, to be Barrack-
Mailer in Great Britain, vice Venablesolmeafed.
William Byarn, Gent. late Barrack-Matter st Saver-Hill, to
be Barrack Mailer in Great Britain, vice Harbat, &weskit.
North Devon Regiment of Gentlemen anal Yeo- 1
manry Cavalry.
Right Hoe Lord Rolle to be Wood. Jobs logics Fortefeue,
F.li. to be Lieutenant Colonel. , George Bather, Erg. to be
Maple. Jolepli Mine Ratko, Efq. to be Ditto
To be Captains—John Warren Chihli, Haigh Gaon, J. D. 3.1
Fortcfmae, and Stephen Wileocks, Five.
To he Licutenants.—John Hint, George Arnold, Samuel ,
Carry, John Mallet, Henry butranan, and John Nicholls,
Gents.
To be Coenieta--Francis Kingdom, Wiliam Cbm, Theism
Guilt, Nathaniel Wivell, and William Hutton, Oram.
111.1,101IANDUIII•
The appointment of Enfign Wiltildrc Burnett to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchafe, in the 'ad Regiment of Foot. vice Camp-
bell, as Rated lo the Gazette of the 7th November, ant, has
not taker place.
Afliftwit Surgeon G. Shute, of the :;..1 Regiment of Foot, is
Capesforiod, Dot having joined his Regunent.
URDU AWING OFFICE, NI lIIIC2I 31.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Captain-Lieutenant Charles C. Bingham to be Captain, via
John Duncan &celled ; Reit Lieutenant Patrick Campbell
to be Cam in lieutenant, vice Bingham; Second I.leure.
sant Mathew Lord to he Flrft Lieutenant, vim Campbell.
Dated March a:, tilot.
Cummiflintis in the Norfolk Militia. figned by the
I-ord Lieutenant.—Eafiern Regiment.
Edmund Boon, VI. to be Captain, vice cooper. &ceded.
Dated Mardi 23, 1303.
William Durant, Efq. to be Captain, vice Elwin offload.
Dated Match 24, 0113. •
Ensign '1 Lomas Bram to be lieutenant, vice Watts, refigairst
Robin Mpfon, Grut to be EuLgu, vies Soles, promoted.
Dated Mat, b
Mariham kiwio, Gest. to he F.nlign. Dated March tp. tSoj.
Robert Brett, Oast. to be Ennio. Dated Math at, tBo3.
%Velem Regiment.
Captain Orford Gordon, frost the hall-pay, to be Lieutenant
Datc.l Much 23. 1803.
Sofign Parroting to be Lieutenant. Ma-cg
EsSgu Elwin to be Lieut.. naht. Dated //torch 12, t
corn/11116.4 in the Fiamplltire Militia, (ivied by
the Lord Lieutenant. Dated March tI r tgo3.
North Regiment.
Oman, Bedford Marlhant. fket to be Enka
Commitlions in the Wigtownlltire Militia, Grad
by the Lord Lieutenant.
David Mamwon, id+ to be Lisitestant-Colmel. Dated Ja-
nuary 19, 1403.
Charles Stewart. Efq. to be Captain at a Company. Dated
• March 7, Olin.
Ilters,Gatt. to be Lirmenant. Dos' Feb. t I.lBot.
M'Cradram, lm. Gan ro la Eats" Dated tenni"
as. ago}

Commons in the Middlefes Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Royal Weliminfter Regiment.
John Charles Tune'', Efq. to be Mit Major. Dated Janu-
ary t.
Chalks Hind:, Efq. to be Second Major. Dated Jan. 0.9,1803.
Henry Lesve:lcn, Gent. to be lieutenant. Dated Jan. x. 1803.
Raton Krt. Porter, Gellt.,to be Ditto. Dated jams, 18333.
Edward Walton, Gent. to be Ditto.. ! Dated March 10, 0103.
Richard Hopper, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 9,1803. •
We It ern Regiment.
William St-rey, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March x, r 803.
Thomas William Harrington, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated
March a. 18c3.
C. 13. Champion, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 3,1803- !
Thomas Acomh, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 4, 1803.
Hhn Horne Wcyland,Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 5,1803.'
enry Perry, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated March 3.1803.
Commiffions in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of
North Britill Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu-
tenant. Dated March 34, 1803.
John 8/I•Lean, Gent. to be Enfign. James Brown, Gent. to
be surgeon. Robert Stewart, Gent. to be Quarter-Matter.
Commillions in the Berwickfhire Regiment of
North Britifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu-
' tenant. Dated February 25, 1803.
Robert Dunlop, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Hugh Montgomery
Gent. to be Ditto. John Bell, Gent. to be Ditto. Robert
Whitley. Gent. to be %tarter-Mailer.
Commilli to in the Lanarkfhire Regiment of North
Bridal Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Dated January 4, 1803.
Archibald Cameron, Gent. to be Lieutenant. •
Commiffinns in the Fifefhtre Regiment of North
Britifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Alutant Lawrence Gilldpie to be Captain by Brevet. Dated
Otlober 13, 1801.
Robert Mid* Smyth, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Mweb.l9.
:803.
Commiffions in the Regiment of Tower Hinge.'
Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Id Royal Regiment.
William /tenthly, Efq. to be Captain. Antes@ Todd, Gent.
to be Enfign. Dared March 11, 1803.
sd Royal Regiment.—To be Captains,
Lieutenants Ebenezer Clam. Major Wright, Junior, Nicholas
Willard, and Gilliam Cohlctt, vim Clappefon, refired.
Dated March It, 1803.
To be I ieutenants,
George Wallctt, Fleming Hillas, Walter William Lewis, Tho-
mas Culled, John Lecfon, Bowler Miller, and -Richard
Swinton, Gents. Dated March :a, 1803.
V'iiliant Powell, Gent to be Surgeon, vice Stanton. Dated
April t, iBo3.
George Edward Carruthers, Gent. to be Alfiltant-Surgeon,vice
Smart, re ftgned. Dated April 1, 1803
Commiffions in the Welt Kent Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
James Belt, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Geisha it, 1803.
ohn George Children, Efq to be Ditto. Dated March 18,1803.
rancis Mills Thomas, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated March 20,
1803.
Consmiffion in the Deptford Volunteer Cavalry,
figned by His Majelly.
Cornet Mac Parry to be Lieutenant, vice Hutchins Dated
November 12, tilos.
Peter Blackhoufe, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as above.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
May 24. Stribblchill Norwood May, Id Great St. Helen's,
London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall
BANKRUPTS.
ifidore Bourgeois, late of Billitcr-fqaare, London, witrekant,
to futrender April 3, 16, and May 14, at ten, at Goildhall
Attorney, Mr. William Langham, Bartlett's-Buildings.
Sadtuel Sheppard, of Marlborough-Breed, carnaby-market,l
Middlefea, victualler, dealer and chapman, April 9, 19, and
May 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Danko:, War-
wick-greet, Golden-Iquart.
Samuel Gremwood, of Newnan-ftreet, Oxford-ikon, coach-
maker, dealer and chairman, April 7, IS, and May £4, at ten
at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Kibbkwititc, Grafe-Inn-plwx:
William Young, late of the Lot dfhip of Myton, Miriam upon
Hull, mahker, brewer, dealer and chapman, (but now a pri
(sma in )(Mehra-upon-Hs& pot) April ts, x 6, and May
14, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, In Sliver-itreet,
Kingiton.upon-Hull Anomie', Mr. Elßa, Curfitor-ftrect,
London ; or Mr. Robert Callan& Kingftern-upon-Hull
William Turnbull, late of Feochurch.fireet, but non of Bell-
Savage-yard, Ludgate.hlll, London, dealer and chapman,
April 7, 18, and May 14, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney,
• Mr. Morgan, clement's-taw, Lombard-area.
George Tanner, of Drift!, hardwareman and cutler, April 7,
27. and May 14, at 'twelve, at the Full Moon Inn, in North-
am:et, BMW. Anoraks, Mr. Matthew Concannon, Brlßd,
or Mr. Frederick Amon, Fleld.coart„ oray's.ian, London.
Thomas Arnold, now or late of Canterbury, Kent, cheek-
monger, dealer and dtapouan, April 14, at twelve, April 19,
and May 14. at ten, at Guildhall, London.' Atteeisey, Mr.
Martin, Vintner's-hall, Thames-greet, Lando&
DIVIDENDS.
App s 3. John Lambard, of Fenchaccis.ftrat, Loam, door-
merchant, at ten, at GulklhalL
April so. Titania Huxley, late of Worcefter, vintner, at eleven,
at the Crown and Sceptre, Worcelter.
April a 6. James Nix, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, breeches-
' maker and tailor, at one, at otiodiar, London.
April 26. Chriitopher Lance and Peter "tuber, of Gould-leisure,
Crotched-Friars, London, Owe-fa:lore and copartners, at
eleven, at Guildhall
April 23. John Wit•Atley, of Mark-lan:, London, corn-fedlor
at ten, at Guildhall.
April as. John Tremiett, of Exeter, draper, at tea, at the Old
London Inn, Enter.
April at. John Daniel Caller, Daniel Canter, and Charles Fre-
derick Calller, late of Exaer, merchants and pa :tam, at
clever, at the Be: r Inn, Exeter.
April as. James Pithlthly, rat Wood.ftrest, Chi:agate, Lon-
don, drugs:it, at ten, at Guildhall.
April as. Henry Mitchell, of Coffin's, Southampton, rope-
maker, at eleven, M the Dolphin Inn, Gotort.
April ad. Thomas Pate,, Rickard Byreitall, and Joteph Tombs.
of Union- anon, Bithopigate Area, census-rnimatadbirars,
▪ eagartuers, at ten, at Guildhall
April 29. John Liniker, late of Liverpool, woollenalraper, at
eleven, at the (Lobe Tavern, Liverpool.
April Is. Edward Rowlands, late of Coalbrooko•Dale, pad&
of
Med eley, Salop, hart—owner, dealer and demean. at
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Coallarhoke-Dale.
April a 6. William Sutton, of Salters•-Hall.court, tondos,
merchant, at tea, at Guildhall.
April as. Thomas ogykkfall, late of Klogitoo-upon-Han,
dealer in fpirimeone Ignore and chapman, at fear, at the
White Hart 'rattan, inefton-upon-HuU.
April 30. Richard Edwards, of Morgan-lane, Teske,-Arece
Sou:herark„ brandy-merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Ara at. Jahn Freeman. of slat-greet, London, hat anatru.
(adorer, at one, at Guildhall.
April 19. flush Hamill, of Cateatem4reet, tandem, linen- •
draper and radar, at ten, at
May 3. Thomas Strickland and Swluton Calthurft Holland,
of Liverpool, merchant. and criminal, at one, at the Stir
and Garter Tavern, Paradife.ftreet, lAverpool
May 3. James Maur, of the City Clambers, Bilhopfgate•
Reece, (.salon, merchant, at t.n. at Guildhall.
["I his Gazette alio contains His Majelty's Order is Council,
dated :he 30:h of March. for continuing, from the 31fi ult. till
the ictlt of June, a forma Order, liked is virtue of the Att
Yrs regulating the 'trade to and from Maka,proldbitheg the cx.
portation, and permitting the hoportatim of grain, Sour, bread, '
Moak, Stc. midi ander :he regulations and reitridions of the
alratefaid Adi and likmile an Order,of the fame date and du-
ration, with wiped to live cattle, beef, mutton, pork, bacon,'
Winer, peak &e.
[The Gazette, as dual, contains a ssunit,:r of Addedifes to
His Majclty as the late trailanalik eoutpiracyl
BANKRUPT IN IRELAND.
, Thom. Hit.lilCm. ~t GrAfien Atte, Dablin,lowellik, to
I datseadm. the pia and amid alpdloind is& o Ma). I

L Alb' INfiLLIGiNCE.

PALACE COURT, APR IL T.
OLVOIE MI. !MIA% r
rsirissr, astz,v. RAT-FIELD.
The defendant is a Surveyor, holding Tome pre-
miles under Mr. Hookham, in Bond-Ili-est ; the
plaintiff is a Merchant,and Member of Parliament.
Having rented Come premifes of RafEeld, he put
Come valuable pintires in them, when the fupei for
landlord, Mr. Hookham, came in u ith his diflrefs
for long arrears of rent, due by Raffield, and (wept
away all the pinures : to regain them Mr. Thorn-
ton, the Agent for Mr. Prinfep, had to pay the
fum of 5631. 7s. to recover which this anion was
brought. There was no defence made, but a ge-
neral-plea of nil delft. and the Jury gave a verdia
for the whole demand. The principle laid down
in this cafe was, thata landlord has a right to fcize
any property he may find on the premifes for rent;
and that the tenant in chief is legally liable to his
under tenant for his lots by loch liizure and dd.
traint.

CASTLOW v. Feorr.—This was an action to re•
cover a fum of money; for goods told and dal.
vered to the Defendant.

Mr. HAGAR, on the part of the Plaintif, Rated,
that the goods, confitiing of a bed and pillows,
curtains and other articles, for which this anion
was brought, had been regularly purchafed of his
client, and delivered at the !unite of the Defen-
dant, who' bad refilled paying for the ; Otte, pre.
tending that his wife had eloped from him, and had
given orders for the things without his content. It
had been further alled;ed, that the kept a houfe
for the reception of girls of the town, and that
Ilse was living in a fate of adultery with a man
named FeAtherftone when the goods were tint to
her haute, all of which, he laid, had nothing. to dO
with the debt in queftion,as the hujband was bound
by law to pay the debts codtraned by his wife
while the was living with him. The Learned Conn
fel had never, during his pranice, heard that the
keeping of a bad hnufe, and giving encouragement
to vice and immorality,could be urged as a defence
for not paying a lawful debt ; lie therefor* did not
doubt but the Jur y would confider his client entitled
to their verdiet.

The only evidence called was Mary Lendon—
She faid the was a fervent to Mrs. Frog, who lived
near Wellclofaquare ; the knew of the goods
having been purchafed. of the Plaintiff, at which
time her Millrefs was living with a perfon of the
name of Featherflone, and that her hutband '(a
butcher) was living at his ownhoufe in Whitecha•
pel. She had not obferved the Defendant come
but once to her Mißrefs, and then he adviCed.her
to leave her line of life, and return and live with
him. The articles for which this ration was
brought, were ordered by Mrs. Troll only,_ who
had alto taken the houfe in Wellelofe-lquare, by
the advice of a Mrs. Beard, her acquaintances.
Mr. LOCK HART Rated that this caufe was highly
important to the public, as it would !hew how fat
an Englith Jury would decide upon the queßion of,'
the hufband's being obliged to pay thofe debts
which an abandoned wife might contraa ? His
learned Friend had opened the cafe with Rating,
that the Defendant had been guilty of keeping an
infamous houfe for protlitutes, an afertion with.
out foundation, which he (hould be able to contra-
did. It mutt appear to all who heard the evi-
dence, that the man was blamelefs on fuch a
charge. The cafe would turn out to be, that the
wife had been induced to quit the Defendant at
the inftigation of Mrs. Beard, and not only to
• forfeit her own reputation
.by living with Feather;-.
Ilone, but to have introduced others into faeces Or
vice and infamy by keeping a. common brother
the Defendant was a• Brattier to her trans ions;
Rte eloped without his knowledge, took the lioufe
without his knowledge, for.the purpofe of living
in a Rate of adultery, and in that fituation bought
the goods in quellion. If Mr. Frog had been 'ac-
quainted with her proceedings in the manner de-
fcribed, he would have been at the honk loon after
it was taken ; on the contrary, it had been proved
that he had only vifited it once. and the or.ly oc•
cafton of his going was to reclaim his wife from
the abandoned Rate in which the was living. It
therefore could not be inferred. that the Defendant
was acquainted with his wife: conduft, or that
according to law he was compelled to pay for
any unneceffary goods fhe might have plarcbared,.
while the was living away from him. It had been
laid, that the goods were fold to his client ; which
was not the cafe ; there had appealed no evidence
to prove he had ever leen them, or that hc.had
any knowledge of the feller. The • jury would
therefore obferve, that a fatisfaaory cafe had not
been made out on the part of the Plaintiff; and
that_the defendant was entitled to a verdiet.

Mr. Serjeant MaasNalL obferved to the Jury,
that the quellion which they had to decide upon
was, whether the goods which had been fold were
purchatid the knowledge of the Defendant?
If he otdered them, he was obliged to pay fur the
fame; but if they thought that the property had
not then bought by his order or authority. but
merely by his wife,while (he wastiving away from
him in a date of adaltery ; in that cafe he °ugh;
not to pay, the hufband not being bound by law
to defray her expellees. It had appeared that the-
Defendant's wife had doped from him, and had
kept a houfe to afford a 'clot( to per foes of a pro-
fligate charaiter.—lt was not reafonable to (up-
pok her hufband was acquainted with her conduit.;
quellion therefore was, whether he had any
fubfcquent communication refpeding the contrail ?
If the Jury were of opinion that he had not.
they would decide isi favour of the Defendant ; if
they believed that he had, they would give a ver-
diet for the Plaintiff.

The Jury, without hefitation, gave a verdia for
the Defendant.

"H,

In Sackville•ereet, Dublin, Lord Wel!knack, one of the
Governors of the county at Gaigray. He is turecctica in his
title I y his nephew jakpb Hcnry Blake. a minor.
On the Felm:aar7. Mr. liffkgarp kialliVeof ale Phila•',
tlelphia Tim atre.
Friday Wurtzite, at ilia lank at aikido* in Norfolk, In
the 47th year at hit Arc Benielit Ourecy, bankcr,in Nur-
wkb.

sane day Mr. W. Qom% fii el bk. goo, &dew,

Paaraffralllitbs ROYAL YAWL?. aftilibßlL:TY
Ditiuus and Gouty Difortiarss Yellow and Putrid Fevers, C. t.
tuiciseies,DhArudions, Nereus, Hard-Ache, &c.
PUBLIC of Dixon's, Atm r„L,c,,.
Pit ts,added to Twenty Year. et tcfif,ve priv..te Potency
the l'roprictor, as amApothecary, 'has ..relisrle6l in the 1,4,4
Circles, in their de, point them uut as the toull *dam said
convenient Medicine 1.,r the removed of all Bilious and Gouty
Complaints, and for thole Diktat", whit* artfe front no
gular fraction of Bile and free Living ; during Pregnancy
are endnattly ferrieeable In preventing Cottioenefs. Soluels
at the Stomach, Nervous Sick Head.aohit. I-kart-burns,
thole uneafineffel which too frequently attack the Fair 'rX 4
that 'delicate period. Cafes of their extraordinary efficacy from
Noblemen and Ladies, arc wrapped round each box with 41.-
redtlons, figned C. Dieu rt.
Iteveral Gentlemen, from tile Eilt and• Weft Indies, has,
informed Mr. Dix-n, that they have found the lifts a eat::
preventive again& the Yellow Fever a river Complaint.
said whalefale and retail, at Mr. Butter's, NO. Cheapr..k.
earner of Patanrater-row ; and retail by Bull and Cagyacli.
Dublin ; Back, New York ; Begney, Guernfry; lam Ettoyea,
Elfmore ; Scott, Edinburgh; Part and Rickards, Plyrnortk;
Brawn and Gibbs, Portimouth; itawfon, Bulk and by mitt
Medicine Venders in evcry Town in the United Kingelerai, ill
Bran at 6s. and as. yd. each, and family-Bow, rantaining tee
Baas, at Au each.

It.. JAMES'. ANALIPTIC PILLS.
Olt the Itheumatifins and Colds which gyp'(F
at this infest of the yrar,no Medicine is rotate and ellcasii:
out at Dr. JAltte.SAN•terell PiLt.ll.Their paculair teadency
to pi omtte Pirfpiratiun, and all the natural tkercisal, wits ac„.
count for their Gnvul.er eirtitii in theft Complaints, as well 4
in m:my others to which the puma t frame is liable foam OW
vicilht ail. a of our Climate. They are admirably calculated for
of the :Stomach ind Bowels ; for pertain's( aSiam.
or a Gouty bait, as iglu for thole whisfe Csnaltitulloas br.rf
beet; affected by a too active or too fedentwy the. libcy tplo
likewik particularly fervicea'hic In Head-Acts isecallanid W
Indlseltion, and in removing the bail Aka* at free Ivies; as
alto in prorculing Pallet and Appplesies.fo aftea the eade.
qttcuce of intemperance. Accoutre linwid lee bad to clean-
after away meek of swiss or 4411164ns ; and span ovary Sight
Lulitpulition ; and tit*, their writ known eharaderiltic of
promoting ionnvity will be maintained ; fir, by alleing Ica.
tut In the due difehJulreot eLeaatimaUhmaitaes and bf keg.-
iii4lhe cotillion Mika' it were in esenissal repanN they prefects
the bodiin hcalfg and rigour, prewst acesuatun. decay.
As thaA3•LertlC PILLS Owe anise:casinos toe peculiar
preParatiton, which hi. never bc.la distutod by the lavenwr
but to }he preterit Propri,tors, tEry can only be had Pgewahm
from them; aad.thq Iva fold by l'awacts Xitasseav, at the
Warchouk for Dr. Jareces Powder, No. 45, tie fiat Enda(
St. Paid's, a few doors from Cheapfide, lasidesa ; and at Dt.
James's late honk in Brutomarret; la Bases, prima& it
each, Stamp included ; cc the quantity of Gs atiagbelsadianar
large boa, for Infs. l'crvr that the maim F. Neut.
twit No. at, Surma's." is earraaril in the dalq/L. 21.11
.ethers are counterfeits. _

J,:.' . SPRING PHYSIC. .
71-`H & Propriety of I.i king Come al tera tire Weer:.
-1E- vine oft this Wen eithe Tear. to Satiated* Worts of
nova mutt be obakno to tit wciked. equity : it hi a tale-
tirffir.a:,:e, founded by the willisan of oar *llCreaft. awl
fanaioned by the appehation delver stedical sun :Rs still*
is wit conanal to the pretest advantages, but etteuds ado so
the!revention viiiimay slikafea, which frequently occur whew
Spode Pimple to luso nsgieeted. It Stestild be recollededhow
Isaias perfiliatioli of the body istsbitreeted &mini the wits.
2111. by tort . trees. FM pima* wiads, srtOdh, try ai-
d at
4lse Istdil theft,s by accu ode ilicladoe. 4446"itm.'
aututratore. by wigwams aorta, idle aIOR- *.
foaqi le &Iterative is enabled to owl the us-
&ardency ) lay thq sloiandatleit of a satiety of Meares. The
Palallthre tied ea reminded. dud
DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS
ire prowh by idlislS met-lean, to be tha moll fathead din.
Lesclotimmedielueldthato Measured. as an altoualad,giredlata
and fweetnad the Weal. sad tar radially aim di
Scrophula of Mg'. Es ii, Scorbetie Dospriere, Leprelyrwrt
t Meads of Idereuri, and all ditataiscapais kimisaits.
purity.oft/si blood.
Prepared andlW,in times, pipe as. Wit Si Iviiiesishist.
Prise'''. 4*, byte Pr fir, J. Piddlqr, formed, UMW"
the Army. at his parebook, o. vd, 0 sfordArett.
the Pantheon ; allh ectair by Gilding. Perfanwr, Ito 4:1.1= •
hill; Tott. Royal Pochange ; Bader, Nu 4. Clicaplik; fair
and Edwards, No. b 6, lit. Paul's Cluoth-yard; Ward, Ne.,e4. •
Holborn • Swlnney, No. err, P.B.Mag ; and WSR ?Whack
Boolifsars, end Verodsn of NI edielse throughout the idielais.
. Itst 114 OAK Ms, he. affaming the false name Coated*.
i=gir frette pompaufly advertited In theme& hunter
tuf fr Waratkes and prat baltofitions, aisles
ignej with hit ty the fele ticquieter I. Piddles, N. so,
• cl,fotalftyect, „..

WHEN Proleflionai Men of education and rt.
fponfibiiity kriate from the general fyfbrm by disei-
kEtion of • patch: Branch. It: Ginetion dkeg
feet& die belt critaion of fisprrierity.

Ten years have I devoted rity'peodline tithe enelafine erne.
ment of THRBE DISORDERS, and the fucCefshil rtuk al
my plan gves me additional sedisow a swat as far as amt
able.abc.e3wasaa of thole complaints which are the ash impoth.
ant in the Caralosue of human infirmities.
Aftcr beltiallon apes way taupe& as an Merl Smajark •
fanned a wipe at as easy pcliesdaf Dra..*Ace to rricuciadisidsis•
alt from the Ignaraace arum:duetted Idea, or the esually der
prom precipitancy of general Pradlitionera
TheTHREF DIOORDEItS, to thc cure of wide% I %awe Afi.
I voted my rtentinn, tempt:We evely fpecies al vENEasa.t.
INFECTION, whether of a reeent or bias daratiou,—ais,
MI kinds of !ABILITY, whether ariGas Sow eic habitant
Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, avid Infilythiat
mamma* of the fydent in Woman which is tailed waif&
NESS cw STERILJ Y.
Ifirmarous ddeafea are the refuk of lasneasee Ia dice
treatment of a Ample Comarhea, And it use an& erip•
pens that the tabs Side are puifoned bribe i i cream alas
weemateled hour.. Ey a faperior melted tacit ssafi
catdy,eurtd,and as
where adore brae belied.) lest ASS
mkt prefeme act / radical rt. eltablitkmetit.
betterrer, are the mkt tsf teil Medi Ile de
Molder, compared with thee ilitates, is of Moihnata
Nan hidakticufc.l4 a SOU LARY VICE, tie the rankle
Gaieties of a foltlanable iAqulgt that /steal DOW,
oblebistheinavdidabletonfcquencealfuchpernicioushho.
• WINS, air unhappy &New Woods ever Um afiGwy. Imam.
fully conceals his misfwassne, it may he imam naMaNdern
hiss to Wawa, that althakdi k be an abject dateable ea Mts.
ta4nty with when Pi aditissiers. the szmoval d look DEM
ttENCIEE by she gradual 'pair& af ream.tiao aathe amis.
tilt of My kaperience. if the theta &taw ar Wage WV
begun up reduce Justly Irigrauroaosti soakrpuill be pogrom/
by an early Alaisitetaakin of this bas sitid !Lae. and la SS&
•cdes no great spfficulties will occi%
l'ut wear this deficiency has fei years mated,
Perfercrance la iddrperdibly roluifite to revive the Auaratttf
fparks o(4 Me, and-fts re-lIMNIMIS the Conititatiam •
MARRIED WOMEN, who have keg
.beenllGppsitad
in t caw...latices of a Family, may t)C.Artiurcd. dat 122 soot
inflames 13Ala dere& ate curable by Medical tit.
The SECRECY which isEsefGwatalton.yundeaaahisC.ewe
the etuallicati-na which I Luc pr.:fumed to (tate. fan* Or
lisSA of may prctenfions, and in coin-Menne with fo 'WWI
maims h rival, that Mr. lIRF.F. may he cussfulted pwfsN
for by kt tent inetifies ► (Mall Sole) at ha Erik )lo ashAirab•
4141reet, Send, nc Tempirdiar.
There is an ackttloaal werance in INater-Inalt
and the name is tn. taxa the doors.