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' OBSERVA 110N5 ON NEU VOUS DISORDERS. I 'HERE is no disorder which affects mankind, that -I- has engaged the attention of the Faculty, so muck :Si that Millet is called Nervous. It must therefore seem wondrous strange, that this complaint, like the Gour, should se long cnnti- Imat the l, opprnbium laTedicorerri" or disgrace of the Vacuity, more particularly 62, when we find some of the most approved Physicians in every age have written numerous volumes to ex plain the nature of Nerves•and Nervous flui I; and sonic have min-teiy pointed out ter ain bat consequences to he apprehended from too qaick, or too slow mottos of this liqiiid, through the vcr.otianervous tubes ; acid others having as positively denied that a nerve Is tubical, have established such a contrariety of opinions, . as serves only to Mislead and confound the generality of practi. tinsel'. My observations have convinced me, that a nerve as not tubieal; but no such cavity can be discovered b y the minutest ana -1 / tomicat observer ,. even with the microscope; het anerve is a d e . licate elastic cord, solid as the string of a violin, and somewhat resembling it in testure. Nervous Fluid then, is a mere yhan torn, which though It leas been talked of for ages, Walt to be oxtail only in theimagmation of the Medical mean thus far I am con. vincrd lay ocular demonstration, and any one choosin: to make use of Ws eyes, may receive the same conviction. • In the next peace, I viJuld enquire if ,Nereutie expansinn or contraction, Nervous Debility, and Nerve's inftsti:oce, stia re main in obscurity—that I cannot tell, but I know none of them il3V.e been accounted for on rational principles—we should. cease to wonder thee at the little, good that has hitherto. been done by Medical Practitioners, in these Disorders, and tithe front them those heavy censures with which the Hypo.' ehondriac is ever loading them ; truths I ant obliged to hear daily. fioln numbers that - are continually calling on me to leave theit,-. pains and miseries behind them. 'l'o gu . 0 .:o an &Aerate detail alai the cause, 0 nervous complaint', would go b e yond our ll flits ; 1 stall only therefore give some of the most frequent and prominent, and e:ake my observations more particularly on cure: The general caused I believe to be imperfect digcsgon„ to which succeeds flatulence, worms, and a general defect of vital heat ; and contagion stay be added to the more remote causes, such as all violent passions of the mind, whether sudden or continued ; grief, fear, excessive exercise, whether in the pursuit of business or pleasure, Ir regulai by Mahe general manner of living, a cold, (lamp, or hot moist air, sudden and great changes in the climate, defective ;nevi , ation, excessive evacuations, and all inordinate indulgen ces, or whatever lessens the visvite, and prevents tie jPint. ac- , tion of all the parts constituting the human belly. The hitherto universal defect of Medicines in chow disorders, and the very ' feeble efforts 'ot the Faculty, seem to originate in their inatten tion to Practical Chemistry; for withimt great advanceme'nt 'in both the theoretical and practical part of this branch of the pro- - , fession, very few discoveries of real value will be made;'tbe truth of which I have daily illustrations of in the singular effi• cacyof chemical preparations of my own, which do not contain the least, particle ot Opium, Mercury, or any of those Inti4mme ble spirits, whicle elisionr a temporary purpose only, by prOdu-, .. ' cing sodden exhilaration of spirits. taThaervitisnasins Ally Convintitsia s Mine paper . 4 • I i t, i , . • -.. .. . . . „ . • . ...._2._ _. • , XENOPHON'S RETREAT OP THE TEN THOUVIN; This day was p nhHched,• price 2s. Gd. . Being the Second Number of the Military Claeskt, TflE EXPEDITION of CY RUS into PERSIA. and the -Retreat of the Teo Thousani. Printed veibatlm, and without Abridgmeat of any kind. from the Trantdation of Sptlinzn. This is the same Rook whick is now selling in Lan din, y the BookerlleN for les. The first number of tt,e Mili tit y Cassie' compreiten led the. Work s of Marshal Saxe cornplere, the price of which amongst the Booksellers is One Guinea and a Half. The Army have it verbatim and without abritlonent of any kind in the Military Cias.ks, for Half-a-Crown This is effected by the telt of a small and elegant type, and a large Page, instead of the loge letter and wide margins in which quarto volumes are bstially printed. The whole series of ancient aatl modern Mili tary ard lAistoriral Writers of any name and authority, will be printed in the same manner. Printed for J. Davis, Estax-i tree t, London. . _ TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, 110 S ATM. STU -I.):INTS, CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS, PARENTS, AND GUARDIANS. THIS extensive channel of publicity and commit . I:lo W tion, is adopted t o a nnounce to the Medical orld gent rtlly the formation of an Esiabashment founded and con- ' dusted upon a system of tepectability and liberality suited to the impurtarce and extent of the objects it is intended to embrace, Imply, the Medical Agency in all its various branches at the Office of file M e dical Agency Establishment. Professional Men &simile of retirin4 from the fatigue and 'anxiety of Practice (either mildly or partially), may be provided with Surcessors or Partners witlacaeitals adequate to the advantages offer,d. Hos pital Student* quailed to take uce upo d as n themselves s, the importmt or clinks of practice, may h e introd Partner SUCCeSSQrS, Assistants to Professional Men of emlnence.—Parents Guardians isaythe youths under their charge whom they may in tend" doter for the Profession, Chemical, or Drug Line, will be introduced 'Medical men, and others requiring AN:makes. The stock and Goodwill of Chemists and Druggists disposed or, B a r/r, e r,hitat likewise negotiated as well as Assistants pro vide:l --All biters addressed to the Propriteors of the Mediral A f', y E.tablishroent, No. IS, the Buildgs, teeariably, pie pat4L—ellossrs from Ven VA raw. . • . - • • _ , nr• • . . - • •-1 . --.---.•••*•.-77i..r •~-.--- - •, - ,5649,414 4 44 , 11124 . 1: -4: , IT 4A 4t r Mugs. , :746- b-14 , Co• 14 3 • , ,mettt • 6 per Rev. C 10 10 6 30d Llartwalteg., hi the • Rev.'''. Hush.' . 1 , S. 4 - 3 R. 9 - ~`8 414 - .0111% 9 11 _ S : V K 1 t yr, Da! r, _soar nye* ben Ulcer, of YeS the. i ' .tpaint the bid Mort= So ney ' 7 .7" - ". 47 -- 7;, d ra t •.......•••-• "..--1 --- - r. .--.--. .-----. .---- I:oiTi the Rector and Churwai dens of Rodney Stoke 1 , 145 0 sack rePers — do Vogl/ ackpaiewila ilt .-2 elee le - iiiiiie beam The ).11.eir. Robert Tyrsebitt, if Jesus Colitge, Cam. ' gresoilleb, and that I-was in no wise Juviliesi is the assp.cion to .hrids,e, per Messrs. Thomas Coutts and C 5. go 0 0 ( entertained end stressed by me; littc; on the instiller s do opw Paris 4 of Tombrand, Norwich, additional - , 0' la o I believe, froontitssritriouniill which this csrceilrecance has led in, Parish Of Sahluiuse, Norfolk, per Rev. Mr. Herring 7 0 0 • that the sa.4 Wiliam NrwSery, deceased, did on ail wristlets Pariah of Bawdswell, ptt Rev. James Stoughton 5 5 6 andts all matters rittirg to his vow at ves lid, conduct Matsui d, Pastry, per ditto - . 7 3 2 VIIKI illAt!Ce indigos-pity towards all patois conternsd. ‘risb:of Spasbion, per ditto - 7 2 6 Willea my band this 6th day of Octi.,:r, lal l. ih and Pariah of Aonan, per Mr. Jas. Score 21 33 3i ~. Witnevu-s, THO. SMART. - a. 5. 5 0 I JOHN I.AVELL. Z clerks to Mr . Rassell,Rrtobory, - - S 4 01 WM. 11 1 1WLA:.1), % Wilts. Y • , erytter and Voylas Chapels, Denbighshire, pee .1 • - Rey. E. Wynne • - 9 10 0 Parishes of Streatley and Sundon, Bedfordshire, per . Rev. James Ha'dows - Ilika• - 6 4 0 Captain ltobt. Lambert, Royal Navy . S 0 u Transmitted per Messrs. Smith, Elkton, and Co. Collet-lion at Hackthan . - 5 4 0 _ Dive at Bratttey . - - 5 0 6 Collection by John Grantham, of Scawley • 3 7 0 Ditto at Manton - - 113 o Dilto at Hrbelston ~ - 013 10 Ditto av Martin - • • - • 1 1 0 .. . . W: Law- •sitiOs of m the shoe of antral lave au fart wt:l to the u I) IC H A RDSON, GOOD LUC K and Co. respect fullylA- inform the liku!ilie that the sTAI E LorrERY, eontalnirg only 13,%.") T:cketi, will be all drawn the Y`2.11 of THIS NIXON 111. PRF:TENT PRICE. e l Ticker • £l9 19 S Half' 4'lo 5 0 I Eighth .C 9. 13 • Quarter 5 4 0 Sixteenth I 7 0 Tirkets and shares are Selling by RICHARI)iON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Combat, and lacing the King's Mews, Charin; Zross, where in the present and last Year's Lottoies they sold 3 Prizvs of ' - X 20,000 17 Prizes of - sel,ooo 1 of - 2,04 X) 5 of - ' 500 . - ADVICE. . IkTiTHEN Men of Education and professional skill V use persevering endeavours to discover the moat safe and certa'n metbiel of treartrg a few prevailing Diseases, the Success ful result of their experience is the best proof of supra-id/icy. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been Induced to milt* the cure of the following the object of their particular study, et& a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of initials tattoo, and its contoadtams, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de bility, ,whether arising from bacchanalian indulgences, lung resi dence hi warm cititates, or a secret'solttary vice, too Wien un •happity pursued by the ybuth of both s.xes, in the one causint sterility or barrenness, and in the other a. numerous triatof tier volts diseases, which, if nor timely remedied, terminate in ins. potence and Consumption. In that distressing State of debility at ti.licieney, othether the consequence of such baneful habit.), Of ansing iron: any other cause, by which the powers of the coned tuna's become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to round sad vienrous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled thee, by a sti:terior method, to remove venereal complaints, htlyiever iuveterate or coneptcated, without subjecting the patient' to the -.least restraint in diet or „exercise ;„ and in recent Cases where an early application is nitde on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform ,{ cure in the short space or two days. 'the unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fall in one single instance in a prac tice of IS years; during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injur'ous methods hid been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exelusively professing the cure Of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a-mistaken Few, with the obloquy so justly attached to theism,- rant empiric, think it but justice to thessatives to state, that WO have been properly educated and initiated into every breath of the profession (certificates of which, from different hn• p ' tale, and ' testimonials from the must eminent Physicians, thephavoto cowl vince any inquirer), that the success multing from i loam- yours first induced them to quit ti.e practice of the general pee.. , thioner, and they presume tLat their reensions cm:mutate a fair ground for the umpreaechasted richby the public, beep wliberally host til s‘ which they hare,. t Patients in the country are requotial toatate the partieulan , of their ease, age, 'and manner-of Whig, inc.osing a flank Note, NfltliTl9o mid madiolpos, and tie iblise will biufur warded to any 'n (if .roe . et kiogdwa. —Goss end ito. Saves', 13, Bruvair sill e rest. .4 - 4 r - " , . • 4 • , . . • —_ ti 1'4%11014. • . rp4ii i m :e on.tersignid far •A vtnes our, 0.4 au ihriarat nepliVisitted •spri”mitur ana soptsts • 4 se,,lV*wszar, of 1tr041%.44 saw, g,, melt Niro*, AO AM r &kale Iµl.l my foot') bad this' iftreral . of properz o ir4 obelisk! 4 V4.-ds rafeesiisii • a ttpatity ; by mann witeiedf r.. r, In jena.c. to the diaras ad remotion. AN eitlired as inYrilt~j. Vet aid ealle t opt* qie to s boo-- orsuiinch ft) drefareils., famon4askut t;-44rw 7180 It ' reby drli It • nary ketwledge and beii.t, Grated t egninat tit* stemmas of the 411 WO compering each object lons wf.h the Attu ha Lb:stile time, do And every an • ': • . 11Mallre l ed LEND. PERSCriI ittimedtAteiy supplied by Mr . Drum mood and No. 23. Russell Mews, liovilaudAssurt, Mts. ..y -squat e, by annuity, or note Of band, or In any older Miler, br a sla.rt or long µmod, without exposition or Mop IFlik aP ptiestions made to ether Oates rite generally a; Mr.D. whose 'ewer to raise money is paransotost %ewe who attitice apply to Me. D. will have a filesi•ive wows ala 044 arosition. Helps to property suppllpd o bat Naha% va4et2lloo attended to. WIMECEDON Rtto.. r. MA It.. _ Happtness, wiielt is often disturbed through the parties that form the union net taking those precautlont which woeld se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to tie .411rine of we-lock; but where the comeitittimi has beets 'tainted by ihsease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted ar an early ale, a renovatloa of stability previous to entering that state is tridispeneibly requisite to revive the slumbering sleeks of life, and to reanimate the system: For no disorder* Lave contributed more essentially to destroy Hiene -1 oral happiness than those which are the cousequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Meters CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty year., to direct their stue dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and core of the 'le; nereal Disease, arid the disorders arisieg therefrom; slab° to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these dlstresiing Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matn; modal state The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaint.,. which are the most important in the catalogue of human inflee sullies. It belsovesevery person who has indulged to this :soli tary vice to seek relief by consulting Ptofentorial men of emit neute and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. cla!M the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaint a 1 they hold out no hailecemert to vice ; but sensible u 'all mot roust be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated Members o: the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Louden and Ednifingb. Ache mei recent Calks of Syphilitic intection are radically cured hi th e *b e n space of two days. 'nose of the most obstinate duration, suck as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pales of the hones, glees. ice. are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Dendemen of the first respectability have been under the cite of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ure thra, strictures. &c.and having received a radical and permanet cure, request that references may be made to them as atiefactory evidences of the decided superiority of Mews. Currie and Ce.'d plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strictures trom 10 to YO year*, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Henri. inside, ant oncr eurgeons of equal eminence, who attempted' their cure by the application of the lunar cantak, without sue ee.II Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter lions the many they are wily receiving from gentlemen returning thee thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It wee' ' -sent to them unsolicited, trona the son of a Nohle Ear:, viho lilt laboured under this distressing and palaul malady for ten year;: be had been under the care of several *urger!): of proftelional eminence, noise of whom. encircled him permanent relief; b et from the superior mode of treatment adopted and rimed hf Maters. Curti.- and Co. he received a radical cure an the *en spate of ooe month. .. " To Dr. Crams, 107, Ilettonenarden. • ea Le/4 a.... feels vesr pleasure in confrneeicathig to Defeo " Currie the perfect reentabilislunetaidr his health, in t tonietie rneg , 0 of his mild and admirib/etreatMTltt of str:etursl ID the Urethra. " He may add, that be has not for many year* enjoyed ee much " comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertains no doubt of ' " his hues . obtained, through his skill and attention, a peee t a " and radical are of that horrid complaint. At be was not a i '' stranger to the tsetse that otheti treated the v . :initiator, be tai ' " It la his power, froms fair trial and a jest ernipaflebn, to p at 4 that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie v loch he liensiUly feels. "and *bail eve be most ready end aniline to aehnoefle , dife. - Mean. Currie and Co. may be consulted by postern. a Alm/ See, ebb the greatest •Intreey and Mintier, ft thin keen, 107, blanerillardeme— Letters must be pest pail • ... . 4 ' i ts . gel x yA - A ..:! 4., A l i rix!* Sil' ll4ll i t il* 11 '.-. If i-- ..., t.r t e ,:effs;i ler" lii 1147 i i'q i 7W 4 tWq t ts •• : • • a • ;i v," la.. ott eara 4o44. .. k : . w tor ii . .. t.' '• -^: a.1 ,... , 7. ' ' 7. - --•- r • ` 1' lsil. DEI i i • __A.:. ' !"Prrjr!"l 11 ' ''.!' ~ - .lt. 'T t 4 ;•V - . 1 1 ,Pirt410#1 ./V kr or I t CLING .;' - T HIS EVE NING, IVlArttityt;ioGtebilis44i: l l o ill -11- HIS :A•41? • : 14, m i...iso ffr , .sr MOO • • -, - tlt ggisd the Tr.agndy„ of, .' -" r.rc.i i • • 1 , ca.e..SlClr . drigif •.•i ' 1 a . leilWak ~f lll, JOS: al. .4pre mod Parish OTHilo, TI-2E .mditSit - 0r,.y.f.N3C411101 • ~ ,-Viitireoft, 4. , # 4 4i • .` ;:t . . • Pain . • . IS " '''' Partitat • '• ' • - r 10641 n, tetettiWko ; • ''• ' • : tiii th e? „ f b t i e . _ 2 'J' A ysiir s . , ; co • • x v • ;say the ea of .. , • .:: t.itiiin, 4/Leona/AMIN; Alike! - . . ..;17. .41 . it0, :L. A ._Cr24 Kip logo, Me. C . /W.llB,R' asuhwigu,•MtireAlltiLlT„ .' - ' , len, to totate. : ?i s,", . pfer t . 4 p ; treat with such bra , Deicirn s ona,,Mra. j-1.,191 , 1N540244 •, • .zio m __,.. as mai h_je: thAeigicooticst VICTUALLING CotleCe • - litnllia,./virs. PgwELL ... •IswitßS of, V4A 'ht bil% i t ylyfOU'l'li, for all At t oi F t • 3 To which Will be added. _ . • endetbspertiin fret#11;1;10 fill . _ HARLEQUIN. AND ASMODEIJS ; , Ari' h itiii-Of er 4y . rho 0 • OP, CUP'S ON CADTC - IRS. lttkempf hies:Now ray via The Overton and Music ennsposed by Mt. WARE. Mead iiAlaS aif iffiji f r angel • „ I I aeped. 1 Parish Harleenity, Wi SDLOGNAi,Iati. • Each 1 , 0: PO 4%ei f i t s, ehe(AseditioatiensessfiNteLle tel.. Dloc Pantaloon, Mr.eO WAN ;. Clown, AV._ GRIMALDI. ester, aszerling to kine . .ll.T4 with theleryaltasierin, ie Lipson V . Pewit ' ? • C up id, .14ster CHA'PMA,N. • . , 4500, fi r the ituf tirfirappirig thiecaskrod. ~ Pariah Colotrtbine, Mini PINCOT,T. • . .-Ter7-7 -, : - . , . •,, . • Farther fertiaikr* *ay he 1100010trgf this gii se, W tti§gen ?"l.til : .onWednesday, zt . , • • a . tisw Illiganiistok 4 ' ' 4 1, 1 * - -P d titlia tE t P4 .4l .. . . - lnd . ' liiiin 1 edled Kamtchatka ; or,The Slays* Trlbtatfie) i'. -. '* •• ' SUP:MK/a . CLASS OP SMPIIPRIGY4 r lipiotlnFrlCES. The •B : The Public are respectfully Infonned,Ohntlealleepeer'stara- • • •- HAVT.47FPICITMEr*(ti i'a 1. .bri4 wire for Measure, The Winter's Tale, and Cotinlanos ; and Ot t 3... __ . ' Paris 4 way's Venice Preserved, err in preparatier, and that Mos. Std.." YMS ' Majestys Order , itw'ertintil, dated 20th pada , dons will act in those pieces the charaaters of Isabella, Herthlottes. .. . Scrtember, 1609; a Van of !duration was established at Parish Vo:unsnia, and Belvidera, ' - -- tie' Royal Naval College,' at his Mljesty 4 s Dock -yard it Porte- Pafishl Miss Feren is engaged at this Theatre, sad will shortly ma mouth, for a Superior Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and J ar" her first appearance. Burgh _ HANS PLACE, CHELSEA. .. January last. T, W. THE SIX VBARS -LE ASE of a HOUSE, in And it being determined that Six More Students shall he ad- 'A ita l . l coinelete repair, to he SOLD, together with the Foreiture, mkted, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's i p amb which is new, and admirably suited to the House ; fit for the in,- Navy hereby give notice, that the examination it Candidates ' . Rev i mediate reteption of a small FamPy —For furber particulars Wlll take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on Captai r . ennetre of Mr. Fortnum: General P.-le-office, viccadilly. the 6th of NoveMber next; at Eight 'o'Clock in the morning; and ~.„ -"- - L. D. . - 3 i 0 . vr iwana.eassars, akin se a. - ' Woolwich. ~ The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more t h us Ditt othtl a a t t . Iwa rho rt m in ton . - a • 4.. i. , se,o_ ... tugs pia - saare _ Groca.u. nevuent cholas . . 1 9 6 Elegant V UM, with kJ , Paternolter-row ; and serenteen years of age. . , . 'franonutted per Mr. W:Law•of Wlrsibrieree Rusk : • and land, about hifiy Act, s. TO BF. SOLD BY AUC LION; by Mr. ROBINS. ' - The Plan of education ma y be obtained ore Laglilltation at the Paroh of Gussage, Sr. Michael,pore Rev. J. R. Randall, 2 Is 0 Navy o.ffice, or the Office of the Commiteloior of any of his Ma- earish of Gossage; All Saints, per ditto ~. . , ••.•• ft 0 At °array/2040n Thursday, October 17, at hoarse. fa tee Let. A c y n ik pr ia lsing UA t li ,le L e E bsat it tr f and AS n E th i l i i o .34stirea LD E vi tr w l, , T iato rt. , ils Tiantanated per Rev. Isaac William', hear of Llawradastle, mo t h jetty's Dock-yards; where also Information may be obtained as .: •• near Lampeaa : coed Edition, . to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candideassfbe Benefactions at Llawryhstie Chortle - 4 0 4 + Cie Residence of Lord Viscount MoLVI LLB, drooled ; die pe,ns VIFERY ; itlCl-11- documents they are to produce on the day ot examination, the Ditto at Llausanifraed Church . - 2 3 - 6 ' este iart erected wiiidn a few years; d.lightfog‘iiteate at Wier- d Children. ialatierthey will be allowed en being admitted Stedents, a,td of I)itio at .I.l.navan and tippitty Contyn 010 0 f Medea, in - the Cennry of Sarin ; planned tor the atereenioda- THOMAS f ERGUSON, Secretary, non of a family of the lira respects:W . 4y; exeellsau 01 1138• 10 PA the offices til which they will be eligible after they have served i Faculty of Physicians No. S. George-yard, Lombard : street. d, feel Condi-boos t s ro , and Sodding etddropeo Hanes, OR term of . Apprenticeship. - r. BUY IMMEDIATELY. . ' io, and Brown, Pater- . an.lolairted with scarce Trees and Shrubs, eapilid Witch,- n Gar- MONDA Y .will be tile LAST' DAY, as the den, watiAl round , Green-house, Jgc ; aiiii auudry Binelosuroa et THE SIEGE AND NAVAL ENGACIIMEN' l'. PLAN OF TH-F. SIEGE. S l'A'lg. LOl - l'EltY will be DRA ‘ WN on Tiff:al/AY, Meads,. I.end, all lying c Impact, and ali to at to th Villa ;Ms me Author, • snt of she Diseaois of rr HE a • grollllu'lS a complete squArC. ' Nu. 1, is a containing only 15,500 Tickets, but embfacmg superior Advato whol e upwards of Fifty Acres, all ii the most Coo:Otte order, sad .ols. garrisoelitsieged, whose effective force originally connoted taper, with a varied nicrease of Capital Prises. hueediate peso anon may he had. - • Lion, price 5s ,boards, of a certain number of Officers and men ; but, by casualties, has SCliF.,` IE. • iis be viewed by Etches; Parr' culars on the Prensisee; at -- been reduced. No. 5, is a garrison comisting of a certaio num. • II Prises of 41 5,060 ... are • ... 445,000 the Rose and Crown, ifitimilkdon t Eight Bale, Perini Cases, I! li her of officers and men, whose object is to throw a reinforcement 3 .... 5,00 ...... .. ...... 13,000 • and I at,,r, Rithroond; Star and Garter, Ftew bridge; -neigh, !ILL-STREET. into the besieged garrison to complete iis otigival ern-ctive force. 3 6,d, in Six Volumes,. In the centre, between the garrison ', is placed the men army of a the enemy, Lind on the right and left wing., forces of eqlo.cote. . ... - • mi n .Byf2 me tier, whose, object . ls to prevent Ow bestord garrisost bring re- . j 8 - ...,....... I,t 00 ALGARKIRK AND SOT rmaos, LlNll l ol.Nilalseti. 64 ............. 30 ....- ......... 10 0 At the Peacock Inn, in BOISIU in the Colinly'raf Lincoln, on r and C i o. i444 - 3 1 & ,— ;,,i,rift • 'w."... 4 fiev T al o hai ..!* -gv /itio- - ;., figures of r ry, 'eine this - bet ngk..sssoorseseiosag..,os ~......... 1_499,, „, Wedttetvie7. the MO dit7 of dttolier, 1311. betleelpst tar scans se Author, officers and men ; an.l, to the Naval Engt.germNC, figure.. teen-- 2, ,- ;.. - . • .- . 7.: ~. ..... gib :Obi Ar- leillifee emirate its the allsosorioso,4* -Leek, atteleisfeet to sea rots. poke 255. S c i r' ''v 't E risfi tl f" A of L lale r7 3 .! s ri diat e. be illl .t ; h l e b n le pro i lla it e gfl ; OLD E57 ; 44 - 710, renting vessels of 'different rates . Either of the above Plans may An Immediate Purchase is advised ; as, from the great demand, : ce, 4 vols. ?Os , he . had co . mplete, with an engiaving,lnd , prinie.l directions, from and snialln,-ss ul the 'artery, many may be disappo:nted, if they i and Ancient. Castle, li,te•,:n s'aillings to five guineas. defer their Purchase until Ins last Day. situate in the Parishes of Algarkirk and Sutterton, in the ' Manufactured and told by J. Buckland, Ivory Turner, No. 23 , C . s nt y of Lincoln; consisting of several M ssuages an d C ot- , 4 vois .7es, Brook-street, Holborn, London. Robert hou C 6 l e o . u w g .t h, s C h h e ri w u t oe t li p er re Thump- i' HA Z A RD, BU RN E, and Co. Stock-Biokers, togas, with divers parcels of v,•ry valuab'e Arable., M ea d ows an d ifol, 4 vols. ins. ._ .. _— __ ____ - relrct`ulty acquaint the Public, that PastorJ I.and, cositaini-g in the whole nearly 400 Acres. is. 9s. I d - OWE's PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING rickets and Shares for the present Si A l'E LOT.I . Eit Y, to be sai T i. l a te nd rt j spec ohn ti ;n e d T ‘ en . .---- l a llam 4' M ulhouse, CLOTH, every Piece warranted for durability and washing,' drawn I vim:gar, 2211 Tuts Mo xi u, are now on Sat e at the's equal to the best Irish Linen, and about half the price. Sold O ffi ce. l'rinted paia•culars of the sea. ral Lots may be had at the Pea- cock Inn , in Bosom ; of ea. R chard Clark , at Bothwell Haigh, nice 215.. • wholesale and by the piece, 154, Clearside; Harding, Howell This Lottery contains only 13,500 Ticciets, and thq are con- i i ti rez va uv i i , d o . r ; cd of m M e4 e s a r s .. rs ii Te esieli nn en ard and and so kt N o gs er o;i o ce; , or Sol .r, it ti nan tets, on is . ' ; or. G% ROSNER'S arid Co. SO, Pall-MaU,.asrd no nth-r house in London. siderabiy cheaper than they have been for many years past. , the culture se tt ma- The .x• onsive use of this Fabric in the most 'respectable fanii- PaLSEN I' PRlCE.—Ticitet 419 19 0 us Roots. / 1 / 4 c. rontai - lies ot the United Kingdem, for the last three years, has fully ' Half - - £lO 5 0 1 Eighth - - ,e 2 13 0 1 upon-Humber. , ' I ils and M anures , and primed—that it is not inferior to the best Irsit Linen in every Quarter 7 54 0 1 Sixteenth .- 17 0 MA RR IA GE should be Hie 19undatiOn Of SoCial SOCIAL kAPPINESS. ' .1 lEra'"(l with Ph!" O t resolishe of comfort, elegance and durability ; and, in all clima - es, , Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the Coun- I :riptive representations more o,llducive to heal t h than Linen alone. 1 try, aecc i npanied with remittance, attended to by return of post. I Hanntnena_ 1.0. W. Is aeon iiietierhori thr.....11. 61.. ---._ _ ' ~, , ~,;~ ~ ;~: XEF C I, In 41, In, • ~ - 7 7 • • I I I I