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:~: t . . , SALES BY AUCTION. RICH FREEHOLD MP.ADOWS, Carthalton, Surrey. By Metrrs. HOGGAR•C and PHILLIPS, (Succeirors to Mr. Smtvn) ' At Garraway's, on Thurfday, Augult 6, at Twelve o'Cloch, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con- IA- fitting of two rich Meadows, containing togethel• thireen Acres, it. a delightful fituation for building, at ityc•lanc, Car ihalton, Surrey, ornamented with timber trees, and furrounticd by Gentlemen's pleafure grounds. To be viewed, and Particulars had Si days prior to the rale; at the Greyhound, Carfltalton; Gamway's, and of Metres. Hoggart and 'Phillips, No 6a, Broad-Itreet. CKOYDON AND ANDOVER CANAL SHARES AND DWELLING HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY. By Mars HOGG ART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Sim H), At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Cornhill, on Thurfday, the Stlt of Ant& at Twelve, by Order of the Frecutors, rIVE Shares, tl tool. each, in the above Canal, I: now completing, and is expeßed to be an advantageous Concern; aim Twenty Shares, of loci each, in the Andover Canal; and a Leaf hold Dwelling.houfe, No tl, Hyde-Itreet, Bloomfbury ; containing two Garrets, four Bed Rooms, two Parlours, Kitchen, V‘" alb Houfe, Yard, and Cellaring. particulars may be had four days previous to the Sale, at Gar. raway's ; of Joreph Sparks, Efq. Adelphi Terrace; and of Meffrs Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad•ftreet. FREEHOLD FAtM, e3lledTU tirs PEACE, In the Weahl of Kent—Land Tax redeemed, By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Soma - ors to Mr. Sums), At Garraway's, at twelve o'clnek,on Thorfday, Auguß 6, without referee, by order of the Executors of Mr.Tbomas Barnet Cotton, deeenfed, A VALVABLE FREEHOLD FARM, lying when a ring fence, on the border of a Turnpike Road, at Hantley--one mile and a half from Cranbrook, four miles from Oiodhurft. t 6 from Battle and Maidftone, three from Hawk burg, and (even from Larnherhurft, in the County of Rent ; con taining upwards of oo acres of arable, pafture, wood, and hop land, with a fas m hoafe, hop out, garden, barn, and outbuildings The wood land. containing 35 acne, Is In band, an I the remainder let on leak to Mr. Jofeph Dabell, for about eight years unexpired. To be viewed with leave of the tenatit, and particulars bad ten days previous to the (ale—at the Bull, Cranbrook ; Bell, Maid ftone ; Bull, Wrotham ; Tyger's Head, Foot's Cray; Crown, Tun bridge ; George, Farnborough ; of Mr. Jefrop, Solicitor, Clifford's Inn •at Garraway ' s ; and of Meffrs Mogen and Phillips, No. 6a, Old Broad Rivet, where a plan of the edate may be ken. PREEHOLD FARM, WADHURST, SUSSEX. $y Mara. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors so Mr. Smtru), At Garrawars, on Thurfday 6th Augult, at to o'clock, REAP 13U r I'S FA ItM, a very Defirable Free. hold Eftate, containing aco acres of arable, meadow, patture, wood, •and hop land, well cultivated, and in good fituation for mar,;ets, in the 'sari()) of Wadhurft ; a fine Sporting part of the county of Cuffex, four•miles from rant, fit from TunbridgeWells, twelve from Tunbridge, two from Lamberburft, and twenty miles from Hafting', with? large farm hourc, three barns, (tabling cot tage garden, farm yard, and outbuildings, a (tone quarry, and marl pit. The Eftate lies very eompadt on both fides of the turnpike r road, and commands a beautiful fituation f or buildin g a Villa, Spor ting Refidence ; the land is well fupplied with water, and early puff, ffi will be given. To be viewed by applying to Thomas Shorter, the Bailiff, on the Farm, of whom particulars may be had, ten days previous to the fate ; alto at theluifex Arms Tavern, and Angel Inn. Tun bridge Wells; Crown Tunbridge ; Star, Lewes; Checquers . Lamberhurft ; White Hart, Seven Oaks ; Swan, Hafting; ; Caftle, Brighton ; of the Printers of the Lewesjournal and Sulks Adrer. tiler ; Mcffrs Scoones and Son, Attornics at Law, Tunbridge ; at Garravraes ; and of Mtffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, Broad Rrett,Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Pate may be fern. _ _ _ RICHMOND KILL. Valuable COPYHQLD ESTATES on ilia• diflinguithed (pot. By Mcffrq. HOG-GART and PHILLIPS, (Succefforq to Mr. SUIT a) At Garraway's, on Thurfday. Auguß 6, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, ASUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE, in excellent repair. on Richmard Hill, coommindiag a luxuriant prof peat of the Banks of the Thames, with a walled Garden and Of fices, let on leak for about nine years, unexpired, to the Hon. ivire.Neentk-m, who has improved the prcruifes at a very confi aerobic expence. - A Dwelling-houfe adjoining, containing two room• on each F •or, with Offices and Garden in band, and early poff-ifion will be given. A double Coach honk, (even ftall Stella and Yard. extending about 5 a fect in front of Richmond Hill, commanding a beautiful fituation for building. The above I. it ales are nearly equal to Freehold, being Copyhcla of the Q2et.vi's Manor. Alfo, a Leafthold Baste, eomprifing two Coach bodes and Stabling near the above. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robertfon, Upholfterer, Rich mond ; (thc, liovic occupied by Mrs. Needham, with tickets only) which, with particulars, may be had to days previous to the Pale, of Meffrs. Hussar.: and Phillips, N 0.62, Broad-greet. Particulars alto at the 'Talbot, Richmond; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge Whiff Lion, Putney; Spread Eagle, Wandfworth ; and at Gar raway's.: FREEHOLD FARM, SUSSHANEX, neaD. r TUNBRIDGE WELLS, BY in Mefirs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueceffora to Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's on Thurfday 6th of Auguft, at Twelve o'Clock, unk(s an acceptable offer is iu the meat time made by Private Contra& AVERY defirable ring -f enced FREEHOLD ESTATE, called FAIRCROUCH and FAPSF.LLS, in a fine healthy part of the county of Buffet, in the parith of Wad- RUM, four miles from Lamberkorft, two and a half from Frant, four and a half from Tunbridge Wells, ten from Tunbridge, fourteen from Rank, (even from Goodhurtt, and twenty from I.ewes, compriEng one hundred and forty Acres of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Wool, and Hop Land, in good cultivation, with a large ancient Rune built MANaION, Oflices, barns, Stabling, Hop Oaft, Farm Yard, large walled Garden and Out building.. on Fain-ranch, and a Farm Houfe and Out buildings on Tapklls, with a Come, let to a Tenant at Will. The F.Rate is in pan hanneled by a Trout Stream, with a valu able Stone Quarry and Chalybrate Spring, funning altogether a very ddlrable and inwrovtable property ; in the occupation of the Proprietor, who will give early poffelliont To be viewed 20 days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Ourham, on the Premifes, of whom Particulars may be had, alto at-the Sae: Arms Tavern, and Angel Inn, Tunbridge Weibi; Cr..wn. unbridge; Star. Lewes; Checquen, Lambcrhurft ; White Hart, &sell Oaks; Swan, Hafting.;; Cagle, Brighton ; of the I.twes J..urnal and Suff.: Advertifer; of Mr. Plilleoe, Attorney at Law. Burin& ; Mr. Koper, Solicitor, No. 41, Great Marlborough-greet; at Gamway's, and of Mars. Hog tart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-ttreet, Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Etta. may be feen. SALE 3 BY AUCTION. ----..., -----. FREEHOLD LAND, near TUNBRIDGE. HERSHAM I. ACE, near ESHER and WALTON, SUNXBY, By Mere.. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, By Meßrs. HOGGART and PHILIPS, • - (Scimitars to Mr. Sums) (Smears to Mr. SMITH), 412 llierawaes. on Thurfday, the 6th of Acquit, at Twelve, in • At Garrovray's, on End sy. the 24th Inflanc , at twelve o'clock, Three Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a IpORTER'S FARM, compiling abontForty.two beauseul part of the County of Snrrty. called Hnswiim,l "Mlles britihreholstArable and Meadow Land, part fi tuate on Turnpihe Road, leading from Tunbridge Wells Ptnex, two mile* from Ether and Walton, fix from Kingfton, the border of the three and a half from Ditton. three from tam , two and a half to Maidnuile, in theparith of Punbury, commanding a fine fitum rimi for building ; five mile* from Tunbridge, in the county of from Oatlands. and t 8 from . London ; confining of 67 acres or land, 20 acres of which are rich meadow, on the bank of the riveg Kent; with a Farm Houle and Outbuilding s, of which p oireffion will be given at Michaelmas neut. Mole, with a valuable right of Mary, ibi ary, a fubntial brick dwelling • houfe. eretted within a few years , large w a lled g arden, farm yard, , To be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter George , It Pipp in g 's Farm, near Punbury ; of whom Particular' may be had to days barns, ftablieg, granary, and outbuildings: the land taxis redeem. 1 preVioits to the tale ; alit) of Menrs. Scoones and Son, Anomie'. ed. The purchafer may be accommodated with early poffeifion, " and is to take the growing crops, farming Rock, and utenfils, at a at Law, Tunbridge; 'at the Crown Inn, Tunbridge; Woodgate fair valuation. Inn, pnbury ; White Hart, Seven Oaks; Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells; Chequers. Lamberhurft ; and of Metirs. Hasson and Phil- To he viewed by applying to Mr. Fielder, on the peewit.... and lips, No. 6s, Old Broad-ftreet, Nord Exchange, where a Map of particulars had ten aay • previous to the talc—at the Cattle, Sun , j bury; White Lion. Cobham; Duke's Head, Wakon ; Ship , Wry bridge; Griffin, Kingiton ; Bear, Fiber: Red Lion, Hampton; Barley Mnw, Horfharn ; or Mr. B. Follett, No 2, Paper•bulld big., Temple; and of Meifra. Boggart and Phillips, 1i0.62, Old Broad meet. MORDEN PARK; SURREY. Valuable Atoek of GenuineWl ,es, Cows, Horfes, Growing Crops, Hay, Farming Stock, Carts, Waggons, and Effete. By Mars. HOGGART and, PHILLIPS, (Sueeeffors to Mr. Swam) On the premifes, at Morden Park, near Sutton, Surrey, on Mondly, Auguft to, and following day, at eleven, HE Firlt Day's Sale will confift of the following 1 - WINES, which will be found extremely choice and fine : Two pipes of Port in wood, tto dozen of ditto, a quantity of Hock, Sherry, Madeira, Claret. Sicilian, Omit intia, and Bucellas. Alio, the valuable Farming Stock and crowing Crops, compd. firg about acto Loads of Hay, tz Cows, S ftrong Draught Cart Hodes, Carts, Waggons, Implements, the growing crop of Beans, Oats, Wheat and Barley,-together about aco Acres. To be viewed one day previous to the fale, and catalogues had at a.. each, to be returned to purchafers. without which no perfon can be admitted into the Park ; of Mars. Hogan and Phillips ; and Mr. Blunt. Old Broad•ftreot. Defirable FREEHOLD EST ATE—H ER TS. The FOUR SWANS INN, Waltham Crofs ; a FARM at Beau• moot Green ; feverai Clofes of Meadow Land and Cottages. By Meas. HOGG AR•t' and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Starril) At Oarraway's. on Wed:let:lay, Auguß 12. in 5 Lots, ['HAT well known Capital FREEHOLD INN, 1 - now in full trade, and well tenanted, fituate on the Great North Road trom London, known by the name of the FO:JR SW AND, WALTH A IVL CROSS, on hate to Mr. MONK. fifteen years unexpired, at a :aw rent : together with the tap houfe. Ra • bling for fifty hocks, couch hook, out buildings, and a clofe of rich meadow land, upwkrds of three acres; a Farm at Belommit Green, with a farm hook, barns, [tabling, and out buildings, and 45 acres of rich land, a chafe of rich land, fituate near Hammond. ftrect, called Tomlins and Great Garden, together with near four acres, in the occupation of Maria Wynch ; altiofe of rich meadow land, called Swanfield, adjoining the Four Swans Inn. containing IoA. 2R. 35P. in the occupation of James Warner, tenant at will ; and a Freehold Brick Mt:linage at Enfield, let at 111. per annum. To be viewed ten days previous to the tale, and particulars then had at the Four Swans, Waltham Crofs ; Saracen's Head, Ware ; Greyhound. Enfidd ; Bull, Haddefdon ; at Garraway's ; and of Huggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad- ftreet. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, (If not previoufly difpofed of by Private Bargain), Within the Royal Exchange Coffee houfe, at Edinburgh, On Wednefday, Alga. 5, doy, a. two o'clock in the afternoon, I•WENTY Original Shares of s rocK in the FORTH and CLYDE NAVIGATION, valued in the Books at 3531. Ruling per Share.—Apply to William Anderfon, Cum ber's Clore, Edinburgh. Capital ESTATF.S, near CARLISLE, FOR SALE. (By order of the Devifecs, in truft, of the late Sir Wilfred Lawfon, Bart. deceafe4) at the Crown and Mitre Inn, entitle, on Tuefday the asth day of Auguß, 0107. Either together or in feparate Lots. Lot z. A LL that extenfive, compaa, and eligible • liTythe free Eftate, called NEW LAITH's H A LL,con • lifting of a complete fet of well-built Farm Hoofing. all in good repair, and 328 A. 2R. 29P. of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, divided into fuitable inciofares, all lying together, within the diftance of a mile or thereabouts, of the City of Car liac, and adjoining upon the great Turopike road, leading from that City to Dalfton, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Bow. mail, as tenant. a. A molt contra& and defirable Freehold Eftate, artiste at Morton Head, within a mile of the Paid City, and immediately adjoining upon the above mentioned Mate of New Laitb's Hall on one tide, and the great road leading from Carlille to Wigton on the other, eonfifting of an excellent new-built. Divelling•houre, barn, (table and other out offices, and t to*. tR. 25P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paftore Ground, divided into fuitable in elofures, including a thriving plantation sof young wood, containing 12A. 2R. all now in the poffeffion of Mr. Thomas Snowden, as tenant. The above two eftato, as well from their vicinity to Carlifle, as from their beautiful commanding iltuations, are well worthy the attention of any gentleman of fortune wifbiug to par chafe an extenfive property. The Lands are alto well calculated for being fuhdivided into a variety of (mall Lots for the ocCupation of perfons reading in or near Carlifle, and will be accordingly vffered to file in each way. The Mate at New Laiths hale is of Leafebold tenure ,under the Dean and Chapter of Carlille. Conditions will be produced at the time of Sale, and further particulars may in the mean time be bad, on application to Mcflrs. Graham, Kinderley and Domville, Lincoln's Inn, London; Mr. John Norman, the Land Steward at Brayton Houk; or at the Office of Mr. Mounfey, Solicitor, in Carlifle, where plans, and a particular of the different Eftates are lodged. The refpedive te nants will thew the Prernifes. CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATES IN LOWESWATER, CUMBERLAND. By Order of the Dsvifees In mutt of the late Sir Wilfrid Latvian, Baronet, deeeafed, At the Globe Inn, Csekermouth, Cumberland, on Friday, the 28th day of Augult tgo7. , (The Sale to begin at 7 o'Clock in tit; Evening), 1. a LL that extenfive and truly valuable and de firable MANOR or united MANORS of Lowefwater, Thaekthwaitc, and Brackenthwaite, comp fling within its limits an extent of country of nearly sa Miles in circumference, and upwards of 7o different cultomary Tenements, in which are fituate, the beautiful and romantic Vale of Low/aware; and the Grand Cafcade, called Scaleforce, and adjoining upon the eaten five Lakes, called Crommack and Buttermere Lakes, and the romantic Vales of Lorton and Buttermere. The euftomary rents are 33i. to.. per annum. Molt of the Tenements pay arbitrary fines on change of Tenant, and alfo on the death of the Lord. All the valuable Timber growing upon the cultomary Mates belongs to the Lord. The Wanes within the Manor are extremely large, and abound with a variety of Game. 2d.—AP thole Demefne LANDS of the MANOR of LOWFS WATFR, con4iling of a large parcel of valuable Grazing Ground, called the Holm, which with the adjoining Lake or Sheet of Wa ter, called Lovrefvrater Lake, contain moiler 292 Acres or thereabouts. sd.—Alfo a compaet ESTATE, called RieIGBANK, near to the Lake, containing 46A. 2R. 33P. or thrrcahouts of rich Arable and Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of Elizabeth Wilton. as Tenant; and alto a Dwelling Houle, Garden, and parcel or Land,called Lord's Acre, now in tbe poi:Winn of Mr. John Hud• fon. There Demerits Lands are Rotate in the centre of the Mauer, 'and front their beautiful commanding fituation in the Vicinity of the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country refidenee of any Gentleman and hit family fend of retirement and rural diverffons. 4th.—A FREEHOLD TY THE-FREE ES PATE, called BAILKEETH, fitaide in the pules of Bafenthwaite, in the laid county of Cumberland, containing, by menfuration. 6t aerca. 3 • roods. a 6 poles, or thereabouts, new in the polfellien of Thomas Icow.ird, as tenant. C, nditions will be produced at the time of fele, and further I particulars, io the mean time, may be had on application to I Marrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, Lou. don ; Mr. John Norman, at Brayton-houfe. Cumberland, or at j the office of Mr. Mounfey, folicitor, in Carlifle, where plans, and a para. ular of the different eßates, arc lodg:d The reit:man tenants will the* the prentifes. . - • • . . . SALES BY • AUCTION.' - • DR. FREEMAWS. GUTTA SALUTARIS. • , THE valise of this ttifialible Medicine has been fr. ..-.. • • • • • . • long proved , that sodihtt of the prefeat day can beats At the London Tavern, Pothole ttreet, Plymouth, an Friday, tilt • imnpetition with it in all did different Rages of a certain Dircafr, gift ! Ply. infhot, at Ten O'clock in the Forenoon. trllicitireffvdtually cures and eradicates tram th e habit, without Tit F. FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz,— , * t ug* t h e pa h l t u t kom r , ~„„d ez p o f u m t h a t attends Gliwice', TOR ROME CONSIMITTION.. without &battering the cordlkution in any degree, or even re - talks Anatto' - sinking confinement from beducfs, or reftridtioo in diet. The _ . .. . .. • tistlical virtues of tlufc ineftimable Drops have proved their claim lo public approbation fur more than thirty years. In all the de bility of both feles, they prove a never failing reftorative, whe ther the debility is sirtriumd by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafures, or the effeas of a warm climate to travellers, and Chore going abroad. They cannot be recommended too ftrongfy to thole who will receive a Cafe, freely, and convlete cure in all old ltubborn Clem, and every weaknc(e that &Reels the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become MO. titers. who for years had been deprived of that happinefs. Sold whelk:fate and retail at Mr. Bucker, No. 4, Che.apficle, ear. ner of Paternoßer-row, and retail by Belam, Portfitiouth;Wefton, Ponfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plyniauth; Peek, Hell; Calwell, Dub. yin; Macdonald. Glafgow ; Smith aad Maaderton, Edinburgh; and by atoft country reedicing venders, In bottles, at ss. gd. each, • with ample direetioas. Is s. 47 Boxes Indigo $37 Bales Cotton Wool About 17 'ions Pieces Nicaragua Wood, and 2000 Staves • Part of the Cargo of the Anieriaan Brig Bacomitos, CURTIS Hocia s Matter, froth New York. reftored to the Claimants. For viewing, Samples, and farther information. apply to Phtliip Sanfom and Son, Elquires,in London; or to Mr. Jolin Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After which, by direttions of the CommitSoners for the Care and Difpofal of ?ruffian Property. The Beautiful, Faft failing, Copper-bottomed Ship, ANNA WILH ELM INA ; of the following Dimenflons : Length 83 It. 2.1 in. Breadth 3,2 6 Between Decks 4 —5 Hold 8 5 OM Admeafures 171 t Tit sth Tons. She is Britiffi built, foppored ip the Thames, copper fattened. has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for as guns. with a very neat and convenient round houfe on the quarter deck, with Nimble bit ths for the Mailer and Officers; alto an elegant cabin, with Rate rooms for paffengem Into*, good Iteerage, Sec. She is . ilfo capable of carrying a large cargo. and mutt be con 'Meted a mutt definable Veffel for the Streights, Welt India, or South American Trades, or as a Packet to Lilo°, Malta, America, or Weft India Illands. Her materials are grand, has a patent windlafs, and re quires very little to be done to fend her to any part of the Globe. Detained on her voyage from the Cape of Good Hope, by his Ma jetty's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaration of ha:Hides againit Praha, and 'ince condemned to his Majefty. For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. Atter the Sale of the ANNA Wits Eteumt, a Fine Dutch built Koff, about two years old, of the following Clinellaoll6 : Length 88 ft n • Breadth 11 10 Depth l t St Admeafures, tB9 c 3 94. She is a Veffel of the firft clefs. and or great capacity. adapted for the 'rimier, or any other Trade, where great burden is defer able. She is abundantly found in [tore*, and may be fent to fa. in One week. For viewing the Veffel and stores, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Far tba GOO I', RHKu.accrisms, CONSUNIEVICIPI &c. . The Rev. W.-WILSON'. ANTI ARTHRMC ; or ALTErA . TIVE POWDER. • 1 - HE Inventorof this Medicine, formerly a S:udent, in Phy fi c. at P l lafgnw Is induced to offer to the Public at• efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Divaise deemed incurable. It has been cuteuflvely ukd in Ireland for fe.• Teed years, and its Watery effetfts are produced In a fife and cafy manner, with very little fees operatton.--By mixing with the blood and juice., it applies hid( to thitkat of the diforder whirls it will remove by flow degrees, from its akerative and healing qualities. In Confutuptioria it will genudlplocceed in the two brit Rages, and often even in the lat. In the Semphula, or EA% if ufed early, die cure will be (peed,. and the ulcerated 'hinds will heal; and it bas been known to refeue the Patient cede aftermortal fymptoms had appeared. But Perfoos aided with Gout, Rheumatifnot, Cancers, and with Bulbous and Nervous tiff cafes, would do w,II to rerufe the Philofophy of Phyfic," written by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds's. Paternoiter row' or of the Ven lets of this Medicinc,) in which its catraor. dinary dEcacy wi.l be 2sewu in various Initalees. fhb Pow4gp does not contain any ingredient unfriendly to the human con tion; and, initead of weakening, its tendency is to invigorate. tint to improve the general health.. It otc.fnots no danger front cold, and requires neither confi•letnent nor change of diet. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons. at the only Warehnufe for Dr. amens Powder, Nr. es. in St. Paul's Cba.ch-yard, Lonti,n; in . Packets, price as. ad. each, containing thirty two d..fes Obferve that the words, " F. Newbury, No. 45, St. Paul's," art engraved in the Stamps. PLYMOUTH DOCK. At the Tioufe of Mrs' Elizabeth Hancock, being the fign of the Barley Sheaf, in Catherine-ftreet, lu the Town of Plymouth Dock, in the County of Devon, on Wednefday the axd day of tJuly precifely at fi x o'clock in :he evening, HE good Brig TAMER, now tying at Mutton C-ve Qmay, near Plymouth Dock.—Dimenfions : Length 69 ft. t I in. Breadth - oo ft. 44 in. Admeafures 120 29-94 Tons. A very excellent Yard, about Five Years and Half old, fails remarkably well, and is, In every refped, well adapted for the Co:fting Trade, (in which the has been for fume palt employed) or any other purpore where a Veffel of her dimenfiuns may fait the is a well built Britlib Veffel, in good condition, well found in all kinds of Stores, which are in good order, and fit to invest& to Sea Immediately. The laid Brig may be viewed, and Inventories had by applying to Mr John Thomas, Wharfinger. No. 41, Mount (trees; and further Particulars known at the Office of Mr. WILLIAM Davis, Solicitor, Dock. TO ttiOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Dear Sir, No. co, Bridge-ftveet, Load I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to Igor* yon of the very great and extraordinary Core I have received from your invaluable Medicine-I.EAKE's PATENT PILLS, • About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal !Wolter which I treated rather Rightly for rime time, but the dii,afc at length iiireading all over my Rudy, I was obliged to apply to the molt emmentot the Faculty, but their affi.tancs. afforded (Any tem votary relief. I went through various courfes of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The ulcers that fpres4l all over my limbs, rendered ma a complete objed, fo that my friends delpaired • f my recovery. Whosi brought to this Gtuation, I c,litichrett dca has incvkable, but a relation ermine commenting upon the many cogs in width your Pills bad rucceeded, I was induced to try a tha o thystet which I thought rather rglieved me, and by pertertrance for two, or three months, and foaming y -ur diva dions, I xpkilliv'ter the molt unaccountable relax-aeon frier pain, the foregrodualig rubfiding • I am now, thank Gon, pea redly retevcred, and walk, • log out d aily : I doubt not but :•ne more box, which l'think cau tious to take, will alablith my health in hi originaLft de. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubicabo toyfelf, Sir, your much obliged.humble knelt. Vl4ll. Vacuum. Deanigate. Machetes pay 18or. P.S. For the public heist& I do not plied to the above berm publilbed, but leave yoo to ad as our own Is tier judgment than didate. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, Thorns, Tay) •r, Mean her of the Roy 41 College of Surgeons, London, at his H Alfa, No. g, New Bridge Erect. Where, after a c•selant tern:knew(' more than thirty tie years, in a pradioe partieulaly directed ti the Cure of Vrooreal Complaints, with that ineloable invert; which men of his proration lhould always o bferve he iliuurs bimfelf, the advice and affiliance be gratoitoutly admiiiiitcgs to perfons taking this Medicine will be etteemed by a difcerniogPub lie, as an advantage feldom to be obtained,and void of ambiguity. —Attu Sold; by his Appointment , for the convenieree of tide living at a clittance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35. St. Alban's-ftrect, Pall Mall; ale Toy Shop, No. 103, 01141 rd-fired ; Mr. Who. rough's. No. 2. Filh-Itreet Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No. 1, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon 'a, South-Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinga's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfort's, Manchefter ; audby one Perron In every con . fiderable Town in Great Britain and 'reload, in Boma of only as. 9d. each, rested up with full and_ plain diredions, whereby Pa-looser either Sox may Cure thernfelva with Ear; Speed, Si. erecy, and Lardy. WHEN PmfelEnnal Men of Education and Re fponfibility .1-viate from the general Syftem by the feted:Boa of a particular branch, the knell= of long continued fucceffes is the belt criterion of fuperlority. Thirteen yearn have I devoted my pradioe to the exclofive treat. meot of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plangiveo me additional ardour to oppofe. as far as I am able, the ravages of Ode Complaints which are the mofs important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, if formed a with at an early period of pradlice to refeue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The Three DiforOers, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, compile every Cpectes of VENEREAL, INFECIRM " whether of a recent or long duration; adly, all hinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys or the indulgences of mature age ; and,laltly, that derangement of the ()Item in wo• men which is called BAIiRENN &IS, or STERILITY. Numerous Di are the refult of ignorance, or hate in the treatment of a fimple ()moralize/ • and it not =frequently hap pens that the Gods of Life are policed by the ihdifcretion of an unguarded haor. By a fuperior method fuck Complaints arc telly. cured; and, even where others have failed, I fruit that I may pre fume to oiler a radical re-ettablifbment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dards In this dif order, compared with the calamitous fauatioos of men, who. from, an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fathionabie life. acquire that Rate of debility which is the una voidable coat:gut:nee of fuch pernicious habits. Wherethe unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but cam fully cancels his mudortune, it may be Come confotation for bin to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or uncertainty with other practitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual lunge(' of renovation, lithe acquirement of my cape:t race. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteratliotti of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty. +ill occur. But where this deficiency has for years =Bled. a proper perk , wan= is indifpeofably tequifite to revive the thunhering kart:. of life, and to rc-animate the conßitutiots. MARRIED WO N& who have long been disappointed ire their expeetations or a family, may be allured, that in mod in: Ranees, foch deft rits axe curable by Medical &ill. Ihe fecrecy which is fo eiTattial to nay undertaken. sad the. qualifications which I have ordained to Rau, form the. VA; of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this Intimation 1 1 . given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, br by Let= (inclofing a fmall Note), at his houfc, No. ao, Arundel-ftra4 Strand, near Temple-Bar. ) cr There is an additional Entrance In Water Rreet adjoin!" and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN Pia. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lomita. A CAOTIO . N.SOIIIIC Petrone, who faller alert theenfehres tit be MILNIIIZAS or tat ROTA:. Cottaoa, baring for (event! moo* pea copied my Advertifementsihnott word for word, and inkritii them as their mom produCtlons, it is my duty to mention. thil Chore Perfons'sre Ira Members of any College it Londou. Edit burgh, or .elli-where; nor have they uty right to pcstlice Sari in London N.B A Lilt of the Members k pablithedi at the Triode of ills College its Linton's Iturfienis, which may be referred to. LONDON: Printed and pubti2led by LEVEL lEF.Nr, (qf terbwy•Plaee. LAmbeth),at the Sraa-Oirici. No. 1. CVli . lanes. Pebllfhtd alto at be Sus Orttes, Temite 34' AMERICAN FLOUR. For Public Sale, at Jack's Coffeeboure. over the Corn Exchange, on Monday next, the acth of July, at Half•pal Obe o'clock, A BOU r 1400 Barrels of AMERICAN FLOUR, 1 - lately imported, the principal part from Philadelphia, par tially damaged. It lies at the London Docks, and may be viewed on and after Friday till the fate. 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The Houfe contains a drawing-room, 3o feet by 22, fitted up with elegance; princigal dining-room, 33 by 22, with oak flours ; library, breakfaft-roorn, gentleman's room, numerous bed-rooms 'and dreffing-rooms, well fupplied with water; held for 63 years, from Michaelmas, 'Soo, fubjed to a fmall ground rent, early pof fellon may be had. Tube viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Wioftanley and Son, Paternolter-row.' An R. DUFOUR is perfealy aware of the Prcji• LTA dices which many racf3 to the advertifing fyftem, and would riled it as derogatory to his profeffien, particularly as his eztenfive practice in London entirely precludes-the neceffity of it ; bat having for many years confined his Pradtice to the Cure of Stiidures, OhßruCtions, (Meets, &c. dec. as well as Debility and all other riforders of the Urethra requiring fecrecy; and being Sole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Medicated Bougie*, he feels hind& &Quitted by motives of duty toadopt it, as the only method by which a great number of Perfons, in every part of tbe King• dem, may obtaie that effeetual Relief, which experience proves they cannot obtain from Country Praftitioners. His method is mild and efficacious, and not liable to the objedtions made to the eauftic and other violent means, which do not prevent a relapfe Per the various Symptoms, fee Mr. D.'s Treatife, price as. 6d. to be had at his Houfe, No 34, Frith-ftreet, Soho. where he con tinues to give advice in feparate Rooms, from q to 4. Letters fur advice are espedted to contain a Bank Note. - . PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. I'H£ advantaße the public mutt always derive from regularly educated profeffionat men directing ex clufredy their Rutiles to one ipecies of manly, was never more clearly demonitrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long fe.riesof years, Mars CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's femme, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular °Meet of their in• mitigation, and ate happy in having dilcovered a medicine fupc rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fulficient to ohferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the Zeal injure the eonftitution.won the contrary, it renovates the (yr tern in all ire natural fandions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—tkus inftead of reducing a Rreng and vigorous eituftitu tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, It not only pm ferret that conilitution in its primitive ltate, but reflores a weak and debilitated one to its natural avenge!' and vigour. Nomberkis initances are on recent record of the fuperlor efficacy of chi+ Medkine, its inherent and fpecific virtues acting as a per petual cperettive to bodily debility, whetter proceeding from an excel's of conjugal or illicit pleafore, or from the more inaduous, though not left deftrudive indulgence of iteau tietis youth of both ken in a certain- pernicious habit. Anthill the melancholy variety of diforders which are pbeconfequenee of this (olitary vice, there are none more afiliding than that diftreffing Rate of debility and deficiency.which prevents or embitters the ma trimonial Rate • the unhappy (offerer broods over his misfortune, afhanted to fed; rdief,.until he is reduced to fetch a Rate of weak nefsas to render life oppreffive. To filch perfons it mule be a con- Ming reilkilion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greatell of ail human bleff ings.a ftronk.manly, and vignrous.conititution. In all cafee.ef debility. deficiency, from whatever caufeariiing. as well Min eatery (pecks of venereal infection. Mcffis Currie and Co. may be amfolted by ',edema of either fez, with the greaten ream"' rod hemmer, at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poll pail) including a bank note, will have the occeffery inedicloe and advice fent to any part oboe' Ahearn. No toy, Hausa Am*, P ! F~ ..1