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JOHN BARROW. - Alsar,Jhsq. • • 11 5 0 Doors open at Seven , and the Concert ben his at Eight OClocks ' ' , - Spencer Madill, Enl• Dildfttslll 4 'i• SS 0 0 bade r the soperintendince of Mr.Ftsaca., • ...• . . OFFICE OF ORO:VANCE, 41*(7, 1611. Itichard•Rev, sq. tweabd d . • .• , 1.0 0; ' Admission to the Ball and Garage:was. 6d. Tim PRINCIPAL OFFICERS e hi., MA Itlchassi i s e rk g r o/? 0 ' • ;'.. s 2 0 The Prevoit tad F ws of Queen's Coll*, 01110 * . . - QUARTgR LY REVIEW.. - - • , 4 • II 5 0 THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 10, *4l The pram& win be =avast their otsceba Pall Malli op . rboavis Ridettriq. ~ •.. , • 5- 0 rlll , certaiitlybe publishetims MONDAY , the Entirr of 10611'. ariseree. Bilde T , the lath ion . frellit . - , Mt ' llr . 'H i ant. 44 "tb a ae . • - ' ' - ss‘ 6 ` ~ fin to muilegoont tilt averif . o4oo4so4 , 4re *trio jes i Col pr iect A io t s io nder the z is iotcab arids Qat* . Balms, by the Rev. - ' This dayillibits iplibliabrd, prim Se. ., , i, . eka • ' ‘Vbaosasieed per th e Rev. I. triee. Vicar ortrotlikailiellerablit. A v INDICATION of the REIGN of GEORGE I f " service a" DePartilaints for a Patiatat the" Tam- .f- 1 the THIRD, including a Review of Politics from his Ac- Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the 'Parish of Work Ditto Wyke St. Laceren•e - . 616 6 cession to the present days Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further parti- - • ' - 3I 6 Painted tor Stockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall-Mall. I ransmitted per Rev. A. Benson rector of Berkwith 1 incoln - sulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract * , . oentgo Likes . , Esq. Eurgismpoo l ksin . e ' " Also,_price Ss. Thm.glits .on the present Political State of $ ,11 0 Affairs. By WILLIAM HUNTER, Esq. may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, Rev. G. Bonsun, Vicar, ditto - - 1 u 0 any day between the hours of I'en and Four o'Clock, whore as Piston, collected by G. Bonsan . - 1 1 0 NEW ANNUAL RECISTER FOR 1810. Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endommil, " Praise-- field - . ... . . - 2'2 • 0 This day was published, s al s f o r Coppersmith's Articles," but no Proposal tan be admitted Apley S . min • - - - 1 1 0 Barkwith East 2 2 0 In one large Volume medium Bvo, price XI. in boards; or half - after the said 26th inst. at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, Rev. A. Bonbon,' ree,or - - 2 q 0 bound and les,tereil .CI. Is. . • neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making h, or Transmitted per Mesh;, Leatham, Jackson and Co. Doncatter: r i I HE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER; or, GE. lan Agent in his behalf shah Parish of Harwor th , near Bawtry,pist P.cv W. Downer, -/- NERAI. REPOSi rorty of HISTORY, POLITICS, and ! ,„ • attend . ~.y Order of the Board,vicar - - - 20 0 0 LITERATURE, for the year 1810. To wid th is prefixed the R. H. CREW, Setrigari• (Transmitted per Messrs Loraine, Baker and Co. Newcastle- , Hist,e7 of Keowlesigg, ',tuning, and Taste in Great Britain ' . upon- I yne . : during the Reign of Viteen Anne. Part IV. •.. ... .. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 10, 1811. Parish of Wa oleo, Northumberland, per R P V • J.Timinson 4 5 0 Printed for John Stoekdale. Piccadilly. 'T'HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of H I S Ats i Paristrof Mitten, near Grantham, per Rev. G. Carbbe, S a 0 fly la ,' WT7I Pr app-yet 'fiktrdirs, tltq 6tlierw of July orniat, at eletint.o olocktu ttlelatros. moo %at the !Asti a, James Teatime* the % HatloN in the Peri* of. CLARICi Cie& , Bor. Mori.. Jane 02, 1811.. , • _AVE; let! 014.; $E WATER WOltk • '•• N 9T ICE heribx tiiren, that a Special General .-144eatbly of -ale t,usitpanyof 1,1?..01 ) RIZ t•otkh will br hcli at the I.'reernavin's hum Grail lkivealkittelf;Lineoln't lon ftcl.b, on Mond iyoLte IStit of 4•111 okat, at Eleven fa the Paranoia, 1 tr , the porpoie 1111finythe e-aenncy itl the Bawl' of Director, ' occ a sioned Ihr tea • •••aattru, td George Attiera.lo, Esti. Nitfteretires m cptalasiteoc./af 41 "arral4 *l•4loaiati of MP . • • 1010. A. hitt : PAYMEN fOF RE:\ OF 14tEMIIIIII itINDERLID UN t EAN EARLE RV I Flltff. POLICIES of Insurance expiring at , should be renewed withle Fifteen Nis from that per • to prevent thy Pontes' Interest ceasing tlietein.—NliN'' ININKAAGC effected at mimed Prentletnit. EAGLE LIFE Every description o f Imurs a y- -1. 47 ^ Ilvos "la y be.rffectelt •At OAS Off.te wi th tketist...- , ' MT, uPnill terns of pedals* sl - WM. BEttrilAM.Secretsty.. k.A61,11 Fjka NT (.ICIUN i it EIRE Ole eiCE. SOUTHA MP roN-STAFEF, S TAUS! • .His Grace the Duke of Rya LAND, K. a. 'l'he Mehl Nut* the Marton of llitcs a Nona st, K. C. The Right }inn. the Rail of Norrk.atrron, The Right Hem. the Earl of BUCKINOILAUSHIR The Right lion. the Earl of UPPtit Ossoay. Piaci,. Esq. M.P. S. BRINARD MOr.tAND, Lg. M. P. hialiaging Diem 'l'. BARBER, Esq. F. A.S. • • Receipts Tor the renewal of Pn;icies which terminate at MD. SUMN Ca are now in course of delivery. PEkSONS who are Insured with EN); Acs , ciition become Members. Such ' , mow s as arise are divided! EQUALLY among the Memb.rs, according to their reap t -eu,e I cotarlhutions, and without the r'alt of ion, as an smelt aurplui CJpital has been provided to meet any exce.s lows th.it any occur. No charge is made for Policiesovhen the premium arnountsio#U.• Lone, Ire always made good by this Office without &diction. to, TliE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of .13 JEsrr, ORDNANCE, 1i hereby give Nair*. That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-1 on or beforo•Friday, the 2atli instant, from such Persons as - rector ... • S 0 0 Parish ,f Ewhont, Surrey, par Rev. I. L. Miller '.5 0 0 Transmitted per Meter% Turner and Co. of Gloucester, Bankers, per Mears. Esdaile and Co.: Sundry Persons - - 16 16 0 Parish of Minna : worth - - 2 2 Cr Thomas Fullames, Esq. - - 2 2 q Royal Gloucester Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry - 20 O s 0 Barishes of Aston, Ingham, and Lee - 3 0 0 Parish of Randwich - - 1 2 I Transmitted by the Rev. Temple Frere, of Roydon, Nail less- Parish of Ruydon - - - 7 $ $ Parish of Burstou - - - S 7 0 Parish of Wigton, Esstv, by 4cv. Mr. Watson - 318 6 Transmitted by Mr. illusgrave Lamb, of Reading: i The Vi'oorley Volunteer Cavitry - - 20 0 0 1 Captain Golding, Commander of ditto - 5 0 0 I ` TI - 10MAI LERGUSON., Secretary. No. 3. George-yard. Lombard-street. i " WITH A FINE VIEW OF 'THE MOUNT. - This day was published, in royal Ilvet. price At. In hoards, OBSERVATIONS on the TIN TRADE of the ANTIEN TS in CORNWALL, and on the leas of DM dorus Siculus.—By Sir CHRISTOPHER HAWKINS, Bart. Pkinted for Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall ; and Tregoning, Truro. The View of the Mt.unt may be had its 4to. price es. 6d. be willing to undertake the Perfomante ef the CARPENTERS WORK for the Service of this Department in the Medway Di vision, for a Period of One Year, from the Ist July, UHL. Further Particulars, together whit the 'Perms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application to the Combat:ll- I log Ftoyal Engineer, and the respective °Marrs of the Ordnance at Chatham; and also at the Secretary's Office in afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four &Clock., white die Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, !' Pro? posals for the Carpenters' Work in the Medway Division but no Proposal can be admitted after the said :nth instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the party making it, or an agent In his behalf shall attend.—By Order of the Beard, R. H. CREW, Seceder? ,GH ON BULLION. LORD CA! This day gas published, price 2s. SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of L"rd Viscount CASTLF.REAGH in the House of Conwuons, Bth May, 1811, on the Report of the Bullion - Committee. Printed for Stockdale, jun. No. 41 , Pall Mall. Where :nay he had, the Masterly Pamp hlets on. the same,sabs jeer, of the Earl of Rosso, and Messrs. Chahnars, Perctstal, Eliot, and Atkinson. TO ERIN t ERS AND 1500KILNDERS IN GENERAL: • 3OHN PAM, San of tbe late Mr. CORN FHA US PA Alt; .1 at 53, Holborn, London, deeeascd, Printers t/roansetit graver and Bookbinders Tool Cutter, most re.pectfully informs his Frivol,. and die Trade in general, that he Is now currying us the above Business, at No. 10, Hand -tour, Some , persons, slice the decease of his Father, from inters-lel Motives, have cliculated a report that the business has been tli-cout issued, he, tlteretore is compelled tis take th s method to acqoaitu sus Frx nh and the 'Public, that the Business is carried west noial, and t hat he will he happy to receive their favours, and no eYtTtiotts sh all be wanting on his part to give the utmost satislictioa. - - Lately published, price 7s. the 3d Edition, with large additions of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on a particu lar species of CONSUMPTION incident to YOUTH, and the difereet stages of Life, commonly termed "TARES DOR, SALIS," and the Maladies arising therefrom. with a viaw of the most rational Mode of treating those Disorders, and destroying their morbid Action on the Functions of the finest Organs in the animal Economy ; interspersed with Occasional Remarks on the Management of Strictures.—By Mr. NEAI.E, Fer'eaerly Bea-genii-Major of his Majesty's sth Regiment of Infan try, and the Royal Hospital at Chatbsun ; of the University at Leyden, and Practitioner in London. Sold by Mr. Walker, and Messrs. Neely and Co. Paternoster • trai l s Mears. Highley, Flee:-street; and at No. 61, Frith-street, Solurstuire. • Tkis day was published, in two large vols. Ova, price in boards, lalt. with a Portrait,. a new edition, being the eleventh, of DISSERTATIONS on the PROPHECIES, ' , ich hire remarkably been fulfilled, and at this Time are fulfilling in the World. • By THOMAS NEWTON, D. D. Late Lord, Bishop of Bristol. Printed for T. C. and J. Rlyington ; J. Walker; J. Nunn ;1 Lackington and Co.; Crosby and CO. ; J. Richardson; J. M. Reardeen ; Longman and Co. Sherwood and Co.; and Gale and Curtis. N. 13. In this edition the text and notes have been carefully col- Luee by the revised quarto edition, left for publication by the Author • and translations are given of the qu otations from the Greek a ad Latin author,. EAST INDIA HOUSR, May *2, 1211. THE COURT of DIRECTORS .f ate. UATITAD COIIfPANI - ?f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, traria:. S. sh EAST INDIES, hereby give mere, " 'That they will be ready to receive propolalsln writing army time on or before Wednesday, the 26th of June next, thins sity Persons who may be willing to build Ships of about 111100 Ls burthen to be kt en Freight tuft the said Company's NM* .*. voyages certain ; such ships to be built either bs the Rivet- Thames or at an outport in Eneand, or at Bombay or Bengal in the.Enat ladies. The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" en the cover to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said Ltll InneOseyortd which hour the Court will not receive any Tender. WILLIAM .RAMStir, Secretary. The particulars of the principal dimensions and standbys, an Inventory of the principal stores, the copy of the usual Charier party as an outline, together with the other terms and conditions on which the Ships are to be tendered and entertained in the *Company's service, may be had, and she draft conformably to which the ships are to be built, may be seen on application to Mr. John Motice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday, the 27th instant. DIXON's celebrated ANTIBI LIOLTS are patronised and use by the Royal Famt'y, and most of the Nobility; among whom we the following, who have takt n than with Sneers, Viscountess Buckingham Rev. John Stoddart, North- Vise mites% thilketv, • antrum Duchess of Devonshire Rev. A. Wagon, Asitto,,, Dowager Lady Say and Sele Sussex Lord Rem...lice Edw. Warren/ Esq. Guildford- Sir R. Williams. Bart. M.P. St reet Sir William Manners, Bart. Isaac Hensley, Ept Stock Es. R. Hughes, Esq.lib Light Dragoons Mrs. Fellows, Forscot, Duets cbauge Colonel Bishopp, Stiarriogrou Phillip Godsall, Esq. Piccadilly. . . . •ti. r NEW INVENTED PIANO-FORTES. .This day was published, price ss. 'THE CASE of PETER FINNERTY, including 1 a full Report of all the Proceedings which took place in the Court of kings Bench upon the subject ; and of which but an imperfect Sketch has appeared in the Newspapers, with Notes aad a Preface. Comprehending ail Essay upon the Law of Libel, and some Remarks upon Mr. Finnerty's Case. To which is vi 'vexed, an Abstract of the Case of Colonel Draper, upon which precedent Mr. Finnerty professed to act. Landon Printed for M. moms, Nicorgate-street; and to be had of in the Booksellers In the United Kingdom. • N. B. 'Elle proh.s of this putri.eatinii to he apphei to the bene. fit of Mr. Finnerty. For whom subscriptions continue to be reserved by Mr. Edward Langley, in, Edgware Road; Mr. l•liansal Hardy, Fleet-street; Mr. Miller , Skinner-street ; and as tlw liar* the Crown and Anchor, Strand. • . _ 'Ms dad on published, is one 'large.N r ot. *lvo. price in boards, 11s. a new edition, being the 6th, of • A JEtltto the OW TESTAMENT and APO -31. CRVPHA ; an Account of their several Books, their Contents, and Authors, and of the times in which they were re spectively vitritt on. By the Rev. ROBERT GRAY, D.D. Prebendary of Durham. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Palle. Church . yard ; sold also by J. Hatehard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. Discourses on vm-laiss Subjects, illustrative of the Evidence, Intience, and' Doctrines of Christiana y, price 6s 2. Sermons on We principles upon which theßeformation of the Chinch Englasil was established ; preadlt' at the Datopton Via** hi 1796. as. • S. 'Lours awn the courve oft Tour through Germany, Swit serland, MA Lay; 41.1191 and 4492. With rt•fictitil is on the Manpert,l*.iterittee, and liteligion ofthose countries, 64. TLOUD, PIANO-FORTE MAKER , (thank - I- • ful for the patronage he hal received for nine years pa.t) begs respectfuTly to solicit the attention of the Public to his New Invented and Improved Small Piano• Fortes, in which a beautiful uniformity and great utility are so happily combined, as to make them the completest small Pianos ever presented to the Public, and on very reasonable terms —Gentlemen of the Profession, and dealers, are most retpectfully invited to inspect them, as it is presumed that in every respect they will be found worthy of their kind patronage —The Manufactory for the shove, for Upright Grands, and for Common Square Pianos of excel lent quality, Ia at Nu. Ittl, Devonshire-street, Queeti•sleare, Bloamdrury. N B. A large discount for ready money, or good bills taken. Dealers liberally dealt with. NEW VIOLIN MUSIC. Just published at 1..3. Hamilton's Music and, Musical Instru insznt Warehouse, Nu. 221, Piccadilly, PLEYEL's two new Qdartetts for two Violins , tenor andhass, Ss.—Romherg's three Concert Duetts, or.lB. for two Viulit..,lls.—ftode's three Concert ditto, for ditto, sc.— Hoffmann's three Concert ditto, for Violin and Bass, op. S, as.— Rode's Air for Violin, with accompaniment for Piaim Forte, No. 1,2, and 3, each 2s. 6d.—Mode's fourth Air for Violin, with 1 accompaniment for ditto, 3s. tid.—Rondwrg's Air for Violin, iyiitl, accompaniment for ditto, No. I, 3s. 6d.—Spagnolietti's Pol !laces for ditto, with accompaniment for ditto, No. i, 3s. fad— pectliovi.n't Romance for Violin, with accompaniment for ditto, No. 1 and 2, each 2s. 6tl —Mestriim's Grand Solo fur Violin, Ss., Kroturner's Grand Solo for ditto, np. 27, 35.--larnovrick's ditto for ditto, No. 1, 24. 6d.—Powent Variations on Hope told 3 flat tering Tale, for Violin, with aceomp. for Nana Forte, 2s. 6d. ---.... • • • 'GARDENING. • • - LOCK AND SURGIC AL DISPENSARY, Ws day was pailished,in one large Vol. Svc). price 14s. boards, THE GARDENE R ' S KALENDAR ; or, His Royal Ilighnesa the DUKE of YORK , P atron. Surgeon, Mr. Kt vets AN, Member of the Riyal College, London • 11 - MONTALY DIRECTORY of OPERA LIONS in every branch of HORTi CUL Ili it E. II -I IS eXCelient Institution, el acted for the public - 1 - benefit against the delusions of enipyriclsm in this branch of Ily WA isiat Nicol. , Designer of Gardens-, Hot-housesoke. Author of " The Practi• practice, lia. to boast the cere of it., less than Vim patients since cal Planter: . " lhe Villa Garden Directory," &c. innti, naany labouring nodes- the nost derperate Venereal Infec- Edinburgh : Printed-for Archibald Constable said Co. Edin- don. 'The supsrior slid highly t fficacintis Wan of treatment per burh ; and 14011gMa, est Rees, Orme, and prown, London. sited by Mr. Kiern, while it avoids the inconveniences of ule. • g • 'lbis book i n s div W ided , into four parts: lst, The culinary i hc charities, gives a na Itetaln, safe, and speedy cure without p cons Garden; 2d, The Fruit Garden; Sd,The Forcing Garden; and, i Mien:tot, injury to the constitution, or any circumstances which , 4th, 'lhe Pleasure Garden, including the managenLnt of the i can betray to the friends of the patient the'existence of their din-', Grceo•house and Conservatory. lit eaci. or these r gar- i ease. The early symptoms of infection are mired in akw ; doss, the various hortiCultural operattnns to be a tte nded to iii I days. and the most complicated forms of 'We-tut ei, debility, ul- , each month are detailed in successive sections or monthly Indexes : creations, ece. yield in *tie half the time east .ed in otlier In-; a work, and the articles treated of are, at the same dine, sr- I stitutions of the same Isiellittstbeir eomplrat removal. The /nest ranged in alphabetical order. B y this method, the business or; 1 reipecteile names ha" ajen it their support, from a conviction duty of the gardener, at every moment during the year, Is tebi..l of its superior advent , and the secrecy and lituour with which ; biSed at a glance. 1 the establishment is ited, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Hon. 19 separate sections. descriptions are given of the situations ; .r. Linea, Right 1411 B. Sheridan, lion. Col. J. Barry NI l' , e „, and soils suited to the kitchen -garde, truit and f: Try , borders; I, John Latottelte, Esq. t 1... Cut H. Clements, M.P. and Colon the most approved construction .of garden wails; hot-I:uites, i Walt. Jones, ISiI.P Ise Servant may be consulted by el , her i and conservatories ; and the best kinds of fruiwrees. All the I sex, at his private Ito No. 21, Lower Criarlotte-stretn, Bed trona irnproveineurs in horticrulture (such as the woollen •neS• 1 ford-square, fra,n 9si 12 Iti th e Morning, and front 9 till I) inr defonling aotizia:. hoar MAN the liquor tor destroyinvhe I o'clock at Nialtr,whereietters 6'ool town sod country, post reed. 4e larva of insects on trees during winter, the forchn; of sea ..;:iiii, I may be addressed, when the necessary and snaiene wul &4. &G.) see particularly dwelt upon and earl:siren. ;be gives, or teat to any - part of the hi I • ' • . - . . THOMAS - - ALL Persons who crave demands on the Estate of THOMAS DICKSON, Esq. deceased, late of Prospect Place, Southampton, and of Chapel-street, near Hyde Park, in the may of Middlesex - , prior to the afitti day of St l .t.mbe., I sO9, being the time of his death, are desired to send the parti culars of such demands as became due in or near Southampton, to Mr. William Amor, Solicitor, in Southampton; and of such as became due in or near London, to Sir John Pinhorn, Borough Bank, the sole acting Executor of the said {lncased. SALISBURY INFIRMARY, June 1, I all. • WANTED, a HOUSE-APOTHECARY.-- All Persons disposed to offer themselves as CANDI DATES, are requested to signify their intention by letter, ad dressed to the Chairman ; and they are desired to take notice, that no person under thirty years of age, no married person (unless he be free from the burtnen of children and the care of a tamily), nor any person who has not served a regular apprentice ship, and been afterwards employed as an Apothecary for seven years, can be elected. N. B. The House-Apothecary must be capable of bleeding the Patients, and of occasionally assisting the Surgeons: his salary is E4O per 'annum, with washing, lodging, and hoarding in the house; and a gratuity of Z 32 at the end of the year, if the office is discharged to the satisfaction of the Governors. sfir 'lle Rules and Statutes to be observed by the Apothe cary may be seen at Mr. Wilkie's, bookseller, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and at' the Printing Office in Salisbury. •„,* The election will be at the Infirmary on Saturday the 29th day of June instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. 'lO BE SOLD OR LE capital SUGAR-HOUSES at Counter-Slip, Bristol, lately occupied by P. J. Worslry, Esq. deceased ; consisting Of Two Three-pan Houses, and One Five-pan House, with every possible convenience attached thereto which the tra.:e cast require. The premises are bounded on one side with the river Avon, and are so large and extensive as to be fit For any kind of trade or manufacture wbatever. As s"gar-houses they are on a very superior plan, and are supposed from eonvenlency, light, and useful room and accommodation, to be equal if not au perior to any In the kingdom. Apply, fur viewing the premise' to Mr. Pretegar, at the Sugar house, any day from nine to lour, and for particulars to Messrs. Morgan and Livett, Solicitors, Small-street, Bristol ; if by letter, post-paid. N. B. If sold, a-considerable part of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage of the premises for several years ; or if let, the utensils may be purchased at a valuation, or the Tenant may have the use of them for a fair annual compensation. DIXON'S PILLS are found to be an incomparable Remedy tcr restoring the 'l'one of the Stomach, for curing to digeition, fur preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable Eructa tions aad flatulence.. '1 hey prevent habitual and temporary Costiveness, sick Head-ads, and Heart-burn which is ocasinned by Pregnancy, and a debilitated Stomach, whether arising front the Acrimony of the redundant Bile, intemperate Diet, Or Drink ing to Excess. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Putter's, 4, Cheap:lle. Cornet of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth Hall and Solution, Gosport ; Westont and Mallory. and Jones, Portsea ; i'rewntan, Exeter; Cookworthy;Gleuville, Gil Bert and Holland, Plymouth; Newbery, Dublin ; Baxter anti' hPDonald, Glasgout ; Manderston, :Scott and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Cruttwell, Bath ; RIK!. and Peck, Hull; Grezmatt a.nd hillinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich: Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; &tut must Medicine Venders, in boxes at 2s. IMi. tacit. • CHALI SAGS: MSSRS. CURR!E and en. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the emote world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and nit thod of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of minty years in this particular branch of their profession has est given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that &engem- nt at the system, ' which is the contequence of the pernicious and wasteful &lets Oa habit long and most unhappllypursueil by the youths of both sexess in the one ft will he found to be the unfailing source of barren nest ; the other have its ravages fatally develoied to them by a tuf tressing state of debility, which, if not thin ly remedied, terntina:es In Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con sumptiens, tia;§ amend:lr power, and various nervous COalidatil:o usually Cla.raCteriAr the earlier lit::•zes of thig soli:ary vice. Of per. suns languishing tinder the disorders incident to seal a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the course of a king, laborious, and much estendea! practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cesies of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, e s vngy excrescences, bard die mours,callotts ulcers, eruptions, sentinel weakness, gicets, as also S raw I'URES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill ofuther Practitioners ; are by their pre.ent improved plan of rearment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, nunteraus cases of Strictures have been and are daily tinder their , are, the to:al eradicatiOn of which are effected by a safe, certain, and caned". dons mode of practice, riperior to :any other yet adopted.' Tire weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, Is speedily remover , and the paeetit re . iored to sound and vi. I gorous health. But where the debility has for eears existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative reritedies, after the Stric ture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectabinty, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the ri .. 4 :weal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having received a radical and permanent care, request that refereesse v _ may be milde s t° theist es satisfactory evidences of the decided see periority of Messrs. Cutlet and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mask of these Gentlemen hive had Strictures (ruin tin to twenty yeast and bad been under the CM of Messrs. Home and Heaviside.• and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the clue by the application (lithe lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he eon slated by either sex with the ereatest delicacy, sliereey, and honour, at their house, No. 107, 'Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requeited to state i the pat ticulars of tiseirease, age, and general habit of living, lie. 1 incloetta a remittiece for advice and medicines, when the sante will b.. given or sent to any part of the kingsli in. =MEM* TO BE SOLD (IN PEE) BY AUCTION, On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, ISt I, at the Exchange Coffee-Rum, [Moo', between the hours of one and two, un less disposed of in the mean time by Pt ivate Contract, ARNOS VALE, the late residence of P. J. WORS• LEY, Esq. d, c:ssed, within one mile of Bristol ; consist ing of an excellent mute, which contains a large dining-room, drawirg-room, library, breakiast and other parlours, Yong.- keeper'. room, bptler's and other pantries, spacious kitchens, with a Atlicient number of bed-roonu and d;es.ing•ruoirts for a large and genteel family, and all kinds of useful and convenient offices, attached and detached, with plenty of fine water; a wall ed and other gardens, large hot-house and green-house, and about ai acres of very rich meadow land and orchard in a ring -fence, beautifully wooded, and nearly encircled by a walk and shrub. buries, commanding picturesque and extensive views of the wind . togs ul the River Avon, and the surroundipg country. great part of the premises are free from tythe am land-tax, and the whole has a communication with the two great turnpike roads leading ftom Bristol to Bath, and from Bristol to Wells, and forma delightful and healthy residence. • l'he purchaser-may be accommodated with a considerable part of the purchase-money for several years, 0/1 the security of the Es: ate. The premises may be viewed any day from eleven till three, with anion tickets only. Apply for particulars and tickets, to Mame.= and Livett, Solicitors, Small-street, Bristol. Scaled 1' for purchase by private contract, to he left, at Ntliggin and Lbrett's.Olke, on or before the 2ftdi of July peat. -.•■ FIVE GUINEAS REWARD. IF the YOUTH who left his Friends on Friday Night at Bath will immediately return, he will be kindly re. celved; and if any person will give initurnation where he may be Mum'. to Mr. Physick, St. James's Parade, Bath, such person shall be entitled to FIVE GUINEAS Reward. He is about 14 Years of Age, about 4 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, black hair, blue eyes, and long eye-lashm. Had on, when he went away, a short green jacket with white buttons, a tight waistcoat with yellow metal buttons, a black handkerchief round his neck, and a pair of blue cloth pantaloons. The said Youth is supposed to be gone to some Sea port Town. N. 11, Persons are cautioned against detaining the Youth 100 , 4 iloseriblei.is he is an Appriittlei. • Bath, June 23, 1811.