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SOME k SAT A'SSIZAS, AUGUST I:. CHAMPNEYS I ISQ.. V. itICHARDSON. CLIME. This was an anion bronght by the Plaintiff agaitift the Defendant. who is Renor f Faileieh, in the county of Soinetret, and was tiled before Mr. Plaice Levitates. fo the recovery of penalties acctued by yea no of the Defendant's non-tefidence. Mn &item Lsas, for the Plaintiff, (fated, that the queition to determine was a matter of fa& and i not aertated by any perfonal concern ; that the De fendant being Rah r of Farleigh, and not !eliding accoroing to the Itipulations of a late Ail of Par li.sment, had tubjened Itimfelf to certain penalties. The Learned .Seijeant faid, that this was the firtt afti 'tied under a new form and a new code, which emitted, that if any incumbent of a l.iing, not having a legal .excufe, was non-refident more than three months in a year. he was fubjee to a forfeiture of one third of the value of his living, and In on to the extent of three I , tit ths. A power, the Serjeant rod, was given to the Ilifhop of the diocefe, to excufe t to party horn that penalty which would otherwife attach, and that all complaints againft the Defendant for this breach of the law had been done away for a certain time, the Defendant having obtained the licence of the blimp of the dincefe, confirmed by the Archtmlbop ; but although the High and Reverend Prelate., who had judgment upon the propriety of I renekving the licence, had determined the fame (braid be withdrawn, yet the Defendant was nonrcfident. The learned Serjeant added, that the Dofendant's ex enfe was. that his pat frinage brittle was let to a gentle man who refides in it, but that the difficulty on that account was eafily obviated, there being claufes in the AO of Parliament as to the mode of procedure where tenants retain pnffeffion. The law, be laid, was po fiti tie and peel', the . penalty being adapted to, the value of the living, to arcertain which an application Was direned to be iitaide to the Whop, who returns tVse Value of the living, and that his certificate in ate prefent care Gated it, after deduaing land tax and poor rate to be 941,. per annual t The lir a wi ~ .efs called was John Harper, who faid *be lived at Fat Leigh Cattle, in-the parifh of Fatleigh, and that he wab the parifh clerk ; that he had known the defeticlant for five or fix years, _who was the rec. for ; and that the defendant did not refide in the par fonatteboofe, but one Squire Houlton. The venerable Biffinp of Bath and Wells was the next wittier. called to prove the certificate of value, Which wac admitted. Mr. Buaaotrars, nh the part of the defendant, ftronoly repr.hated this attirin g which, he (aid, was not to be attributed to the taufe, or for the good of religion. but merely Mt account Of a difpute in the month of September ; a month of which the Jury bad often heard, on account of partridge chanting; and he, a ith c-otfidence attired the Jury. that fo far from the Plainti ff wifhing the Defendant re. lid nt in hi, Parsonage }inure, he was thoroughly foir.fied that if his wifhes could avail, the Reverend Defen 'ant would be at the d--I. The Learned nbferved, that the Defendant lived within 'tin miles of his church, chat he conflantly and nni rumly atten,led to the duties thereof, that the PI iintiff was not one of the parifh, and the truth really was, that the defendant, being out with his gun on the fecond of September lark, on his own grounds, which are oulortunately near the plain tiff',, he was met by the plaintiff, who told him he mod not fport these, an amufement the defendant decl red he could not give tip ; when the Plaintiff imm.diately seminded him he was non refident, and that, tolefs he gave up fporting, he would fport with him i i a Court c f Law, by an anion for non refidenee. S:r much, laid the Learned Counfel, for the mo tives which have culled this notable anion, which, he [tufted, the Jury would difconntenaree, direett,g the fame, by their verdie, to be winged out of the Court to the citcomfiture of the Plaintiff. The Learned Cottofel laid, that the parfonage houfe had been • ccupied by the late Mr. Houlton, the par fon of the living, who had laid out a good deal of money there, until the time of his death, which took place in the month of Decenher, iflos ; that there upon Mr. 1-I,,ulton, his the prefect occupier, took pordli-in, and now c. - intinued in the fame ; at .d there fore, he contended, that as the Defendant was not wilt lly non.refiLlent, this anion could not be fuftain ed. floe pro enive lkenfe of the Bishop, he faid, ex pired in f tnwity, 1806 and as Mr. Houlton conti nued the p (Eft .n of the bottle after his father's death. ft was Impoffible the Defendant could go them to refiJe, or that the neceffary forms of law could be gone thrungh to get Mr. Houlton nut, before the anion was brought. To prove this, John Honhon, Efq. was called, who faid, that upon his father's death, he to , k poltedion of the patronage houre, and that he continued to occupy the fame until Lady day on his father's conttad ; but that then there was a new contra& between him and the Defendant at an increased rent ; which the LearneirCounfel itts me.tiately admitted deftroyed the whole of his de fence—and a verdie was found in favour of the Plaintiff for pl. t6s. Bd. one 3d of the vales of the living, and sots. A few days fince as the only fon of Mr. Stevens, of DAvnham-market, was angling, near Dm/salient bridge, he fell into the river, and was drowned, in pretencr leveral pertains, who horn the rapidity of the Itteem could afford no afiiflance. --- - A girl, aged. ea, has had, fur the lafi feven pre reeding years of her life, feruphalous ulcers on her arm., neck, fide, and breads, attended with great dot - charge, particularly at the periods of Sexing, The &teak baffled every means employed, when the tried SPILSRVILY'S Patent Ansircorbutic Drops, and at this time flee has taken five bottles; the (mailer ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair advances to the fame favourable termination, which we al e jutlified in concluding from her mended !late of health, probably arifing from the good health of the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will g i ve further information on application ; and the original letters may be feen at the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho Square, London.—Mr. SPILSBURT is not accounta ble for any mixture fold, utiles the words " By the Xing's Patent" are infected on the bill of direitions, bottle, and wrapper ; the Ramp alto (the ing's Linty) is printed in black infiead of red ink. Bottles ss 66d..: &LIU Wats los. sad larger al. as. dtuy FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUS I set. Average Prier of Corn in England and W aka, from the Returns ending Anvil's. alloy. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peale. a. d. s. 1. a. d. s. d. a. d a. d. 7S 5 4 8 9I 39 0 30 bI4B 11 S 4 to The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in she week ending Aug. t 9, it 331. aid.per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, AUGUST ss. emu:lots SOLD, and meas. Monday, Wedoefd. I Friday, NEWCASTLE COAL. Auguft ay I Aug to I Aug. at. Adair's Main I 2 47 0 I I Baker's Main • 1 40 C Benton Long • t 46 0 Biggs Main • I 3 49 3 Bryan's Main • I t 46 0 Croft's Main • t 43 0 EightonMonr 46 0 Elhfon 1 43 9 Flatworth I 1 45 9 Brawn Main a Saol 9 3o 0 Hebburn Main I St • I 4 so 3 Holywsil Main Kenton Main • Puntep--Simpfan'a - Tanfield Moor Team Walker • Wall's End • Tcmples Wars End WhiteSeld Willington Wilms' Moor South Hcbboro Covrpen Main Hartley ' SUNDERLAND COAL. Hedwortb Moor Neat Main Hanatin Main • Rostlidgc Main. 1 Ss 0 5' 0 I 48 0 47 61 43 0 so 6 so 6 43 0 45 6 .s BIRI HS. 4S 0 4 6 9 43 9 45 0 40 0 40 0 On Friday, at Colchcfter,ticl.;dy of Coloneladney Beckwith, of a fop. Oa the tub in& at Liotoo-place, star Makiftone, the wife of James Mans, Ely, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the zlith loft. at Brighton. Edward Darby; Efq. of Alton kluge s in the Outlay of Henfoed, to Mifs'Weih, daughter of the btu Jame, Wells. Efq. of Blackheath. On the so* init. at ielkftonc. Mr. Wiser td Mira Brann. . . - - - DIED: Ifeflerday morning, after a long:atul fevers leilate; WWlam Allen, }Sq. of the SCA Office. in - the *femptel alientleatialiat at+ intelligent mind, a warm anu benevolent heart 1-Weadfl deith.ei much regretted by a 'numeral's and rely/Aid& circle of Meads and acquaintance. On the lab in& at Canterbury: aged three months, Henry •Fredtrie.k, foo of Major Muller, of thE iWar royal maintain of foot At Dartmouth, in Devoothire, after a long and lingering Hines, William Long, Lieutenant in his Majeity's Navy. Lieutenant W. Williams, late of the Spattan frigate. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE T6-MORROW. Wady, - sr adoutes if s Astaseim 23 Waste attie 6 POLICE, &c. lor Mati.nottnnun.sraler.—Saturday, a ynnog man of genteel appearance, was charged with robbing the houfe of a eLs/bingutrieur, in the vicinity of Fitzroy fquare. The fervent Itated, that the priGmer vied frequenly to call on her miflreft, who had gone to Brighton for a few days ; and being informed of ber abfence, on Thorfday night slept in the hook. In the morning fome light articles of jewellery were mining, and they were traced to the prifoner ; who, in defence, laid, they were articles made prefents of by him to the lady, whole permiffion he had to make ufe of them. The young man vas held in fiireties to appear on a future day, when the lady would be 1 fent for from Brighton. Herron Geerin.—Saturday T.Birch was brought rip from Clerkenwell Bridewell, on his final examina tion on the charge of Mr. Healey, clock and watch maker, No. t, Brtinfwick-place, Brownlow.fireet, oppofite Bestirs:el-row, for paffing to him for goods, and a b4larsce in cafh, a certain bill of exchange, drawn hy the prifoner, and accepted by a Utitious firm called Harris and Co. No. 9, Chancery-lane. The acmptors could not be found, and the prifoner was charged with being nne of a very numerous partner /hip at No. 2, Sion College, Aldermanbory, London None of thole partners were to be found, except the prifoner, who was taken up a few days ago by Mr. Hemley's fon, a boy, in the ftreet, by chance. Tl•e prifoner contended, that this tranfaelion was purely mercantile ; and that the bill of exchange would, when due, be honoured—adding, that the acceptor, Harris, was now at Exeter, in Dtv toffiire.; and laid that Mr. Hensley might have his goods b.:ck again on paying a turn of ;l. for them; arel that the re maining balance would bt paid when the bill became due.' The Magifiretes yielded to thie law, but corn mitted the prifoner to the Poultry Compter fur a felonious charge in the city of London. Mall s tom Ho us a —Saturday, John Laag was again brought up before Alderman _Poseisr, and informed that, as the account he had already given of the concealed property of Bullock the bankrupt, was not fatisfattory to the fnlicitor for the profecution, be not having (fated the whole of the foes, he could not be admitted as a King's evidence. But he was allowed fome farther time to confider the bufinefs. HONER STEALING:A Mr Morris, a boric dealer in Bifhopfgate Greet, appeared to a luminous under the following circornftancesi—A Mr. Williams Paled that he had a brown mare Rolm from him fome time ago, and could hear nothing of her, until W. Pearce, the late convia, previous to his execution for bode- Pealing, fent for Mr. Williams, and told him it was be who (tole his roam and air° the perfon to whom he fold it. Mr. W. traced his mare from this perfon through two or three different hands, into thole of Mr. Morris, who either could not, or would not tell who he fold her to. Mr. Morris in his defence (aid. he dealt largely in tortes, and that he could not tell whom he fold bodes to, except when he fold them on credit. The Magi Prates difcharged the fnmnions, and advifed Mr. Morris to give the complainant all the information he could. _ A ,few days finee as the infant daughter of iMr. Waddilove, Itone-mafon, of the New Road, Pad- dington, was walking with the maid fervant, they were overtaken by a drove of oxen, when one of the beats ran at the child, and, ariking his horn againit the back part of her head, .fractured the &oil in Co bad away, that (he died in a 'bort time after. On Friday evening, the fon of Mr. Higgin, o Whitecrofs (tree, only ten years of age. fell out of a two pair of [take window into the fireet ; and, what is very remarkable. he receive no other injury than the diflocation of his Moulder. A . ' ' • SALES BY AUCTION. • CUEAraI FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, ant TYTHES, SURREY. By Meals. HOOGART and . PHILLIPS, (Streceffors to Mr. Saliva), At ciardrway'r Coffee-Wife. Caudal', on Thurfday, Auguft ”it eelefk, (unlefs an acceptable mice is made in the mean dole by Primite contrata), A VALUABLE and fingularly beautiful FREE 4—a• HOLD. Mid a fmall part COPYHOLD and LEASE HOLD ESTATE, containing 727 Acres of excellent Arable. Plasm; Mean* and Wood Land, in a dog fence, and high Rare of eultivadon, great part tytbe free, and Land Tax redeemed: with the Manor of Effingham, Balt Court, Ccurt Lents, and Baron fines, quit rents and immunities, extending over a large track of country, abiunding with game, near the fox hounds and harriers, in a fine fporting pagt of the county of Surrey; eight miles from Cluildford,airee from D•rking, and 23 from London ; with a fub ftantial modern ReStlence feated on a deHglitful eminence, fur• rounded by ornamental w oods, plantations, and romantic rides, belonging to the Efilate, commanding extenfive diverfikti prof. pedta in every diredlion. The Maranon contains it bed chambers and fervants' rooms; handrome drawing, dining, and morning rooms, library, Rudy an d Gentleman's parlour, with an elegant Gothic dairy, offices, and celiaring, (tabling for ten horfes, coactlhoufes, greenbonfe, feveral barns granaries, oxhoule., fabling, and outbuildings ; cottages. bailiff's horde. blackfmith's Amps, and dog kennel. The whole M excellent repair, forming a molt &Braille Eftate for the refidence gof a Nobleman or Gentleman, fond of agricultural purfuits and fporta. „Alf° three Parma, called HOGDENS, CARTHOUSE, and STONE ROCKS, containing about aat , acres, in the parilhm of Effingham and Booknam, the great tytbes extending over woo acres. The purcha!er will be accommodated with early poffeffron The Bltate is in hand, and the neat modern furniture, farming utenfils,tinittts flock, &c. may be taken at a fair valuation. To be viewed with tickets only, which with particulars, may be had of Mr Litchfield, Solicitor to the Treafury, No. zo, Lin coln's Inn Old-lquare ; and of Meffrs. Hoggart and Philips, No. 62, Broad ftreet. Royal Exchange, where maps of the 14ftatc may be teen. 4 To BANIViRS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL TR AMR& lice Defirabie FREEHOLD PRE.MISES, with immediate puffer- 1 . HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueetffors to Mr. Sutra), At Carraway's Cuff, c Route, Combat, on I hurfday, September , 17, at "rwrive, alders an acceptable offer is in the mean time mideby Private Contrad. A MOST deflrable. FREEHOLD ESTATE,eon -13 Atting of the estenfive and wtll arranged Prernifes, in one of the Sat lituations for bufincfs in the City of London, No. 120, 1 ' Fled itrret o in the poffeffion of Nleffrs &dile mid Willis, Woollen Drapers and Taylors, removing to N 0.115, formerly log, New Bond-Erect. • The premifes extend about gn feet in depth, with a communication into St. Danffait's court ; arc In excellent repair, having ►een principally new built, within a few years, and tott6ft of ago d family Insult, containing excellent bed-rooms, dining and drawing rooms of good proportion, convenient offices and ca pital Cellaring, with a handfome front Ihop, courting honk, ware- Mule, paved yard, and back dwaling:houfe adjoiting, offering al. together, in point of fituation and extent, a molt Jambe property Par carrying oa any refpeffiable whokfde and retail bufiucfs, or fie the levelling money on undoubted fecurity. • To be viewed with Tickets only, which with Particulars, may be bad td►emty day. previous to the Cale, of Merril. Hoggart and Phi/lips, 62, irsatl.itrect o Royal Eichaugt; Particulars ago at Garrawars. 40 0 So o 46 9 43 3 3 0 3 3.f 44 0 VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE and ROCHES fER. By Meffrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucre fora to Mr. Smith,) At Clamway's Coffee Houfe, Change-Alley, Cocain, on Thorf day, the t 7th of September. at is &Clock, in Lou, by order of the Truftecs of Bing Irlik, Bfq, deceated, and of the Proprietors, A Very deniable FREEHOLD FARM, in the prigs of Cliffe, only t mites from Rochefter, y from Grave- • end, 14 from Dartford, and an from London, containing about So acres of ezeillent arable, patture, meadow, and woad land, part in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Parnell, tenant at will, with a farm bode, orchard, garden. barn, ftabling, and out buildings, the whole of the woodland is in hand. Alto. an eligible and highly Improvable Freehold Elate, commiting the Cock Public Houle, in the High-ftrett, near the New Road, Rothefter, with feveral tenements, yards. gardens, and premltes, forming together a va luable plot of buildings, ground extending a3o feat in depth. and so feet in front, let for a !hart term to Marrs. Bentley and Athley, Brewers. 'f o be ',kilted by applying to the tenants, and particulars bad twenty days previous to the tale, at the Crown. Rochelle . ; Bull and George. Dartford ; Falcon, Gravetend ; Ruff. Sittingbourn ; Fountain, Canterbury ; of Mr (viol Thomas, Solicitor, Bear. binder lane; Mr. Dutholt, Upbolfter.r, No. t, Eudge.rnw ; at Garraway's ; and of Meffra. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 61, Broad- Street. The GREAT TYTHES of CHICHtS By Meffrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Succrfas to Mr. Smith) At Garraway'. Coffee-houfe, CornbiU. on Wednefday, the 14th of Odlober, at twelve. by order of the Truftees of the late Henry Halley • of He•dcy Park. Surrey, Efq. dictated, THE REC fORLAL or GREA r TYTHES of the feveral Parifhes of St. PETER the GREAT', within the City of CHICHF.STER, and the adjoining Par lbes of RUM. BO LD's WY KF, and FISH BOURN. in rile County of : 4 USSEX ; extendislg over about rsoo acres of 1 rabic, rich meadow, and other land. producing on a average, about 4 per annum, with barbs, Rabling. and out buildings, and a (mall garden. Particulars may be had twenty days previous to the fate; of John Scott. Efq. 53. Guildford-ftreut; at the Dolphin, Chicbrarr; Cattle. Brighton: Star, Lewes; Hotel, Bognor; at Caraway's; and of Meths. Plogggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad•itrect, near the Royal Exchange. 46 6 IS 3 48 9 o Sr 46 • 46 0 TYTH ES— FARNHAM, SURREY. By Meas. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffechoufe, Cornhill, on ih'edntlday, the r 4th day of Otitober, at Twelve, (by order of the Truftces of the late Henry Halky. of Henly Park, Surrey, Efq. deceafed.) AMOS r Valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE, held for Three Good Lives under the Archdeacon of Surrey, , sonfifting of the Redorial Manor of Farnham, with the courts, l I quit rents, and a neat fubilantial Par fonagc-boufe. garden. tem, and glebe, fpaclous new built barns, Iheda, farm yard, (tabling, I and other out-buildings, with the very valuable Great Tythrs of ! the extenEve parilh of Farnham, arifing from hops, corn, hay, Ice. and extending over 7000 Acres of Arable, rich Meadow, and pafture Lands, producing about sOOOL per annum Alto, a long range of Hop Kilns, in the town of Farnham, re cently vaned at a very conilderable espence, and replete with warehoules Bore-norms. and every other requi fi te—alfo a piece of Lana ad joining, and various apparatus for colkdting and dry ing of hop.—the Kilns and Land adjoining, are freehold of inhe ritance, and diftind from the other property . Particulars may be bad twenty one days previous to the fale, of John Stott, Efq 53, Upper Guildford-ftreet, Ruliell4quarc: at the White Hurt, Batlhut ; Swan, Alton and Alresford ; Bulb. Staines ; Cattle, Windfor ; Bulb, Farnham; Meer'. Holman and Phillips, Na. 62 Broad lame, Royal Exchange; and of Mr. James Paine, Farnham, who will Chew the premifes. EXCELLENT FAMILY HOUSE, PADDOCK, and LAND, Nine Mlles Eaft of the Royal Exchange. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mealy. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SNIT 'THE Leafe of a Subnantial Retidence, fuitable for theaccommodatloo of alarge rafttedtahle family, with attached and detached offices of every defcriptiun. (landing for four carriages, ' (tabling for eight hales, large farm yard, barn, granny, dove houfc, (tabling, cattle and waggon lodges, poultry-houfc, and out buildings. The houfc is placed at an agreeable diftmce from the road, tested oo a handfome paddock of about ao acres, with an approach to the call front bran avenue of lofty elms; pleafure and large kitchen gardens, walled and fully cropped, hut-honk, grapery, and melon-ground, and a luantity of rich arable land adjoitlial, containing, together with the paddock, about 83 acres, within a ring fence, in high cultivation, with valuable (omit rights; pof Callon will be given at Michaelmas next. To be viewed ors Mondays and Thurfdays, betwem the hours of eleven and four, with tickets only ; which, with further par ticulars. may be had of Meffrs. Hoggart acid Phillips, No. 6s, Broad - 0 VERY VALUABIII irftliitlALlffiAtlM; tiiktßT TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Mara. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, (Soceeffors to Mr. SMITH, A MOST deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE, miles from London, containing 380 acres of excellent ars. ble. meadow, pafture, orchard, and woodland in high cultivatiuo„ fartrt.heufe, three barns, QabHNE, lodge., farin-yard, and outbuildings, with poffeffion oo the totfrof Odeiber next, cfq.. ing a very deferable property for a Gentleman fond of agricultural Potful,. or lick! fports. To be viewed, and particulars had of Meffrs. Hatton Ail Phillips, 6s, Old Broad fbeet. VALUABLE FREEHOI b ESTATES M IXtera, MANSION, ESSEX, on the bOrden of STJEFOLIr e tax redeemed. TO BE SOLO BY PliftrATE CONTRACT, By Metro. HOdGART and PHILLIPS, buceeffors to Mr. SMITH. • AVERY fele& and desirable FitgEHOLD PRO. PEWIT, comprifing Great Bromley Hall Ellate confiffing of about twelve hundred acres of rich pafture, arable, and woad land, the chief part conveniently divided into thirteen Far* whereon are excellent form-houfes and out hu'lcllngs, togethei with the Manor of Great Bromley Hall, extending over the Pa. rife, of about 3303 acres, with the rights of Coma Baron, ard Court-Leet, fines, quitrents, on death or alienation, berfoul, thirds of timber, and other privileges thereunto In the centre of the Eilate is &toted the elegant and faidtantial MsnVon, containtngao b'sd-chanthers. numerous dreffiil rooms; boudoir or lady's morning :own, as feet ((snare; di , .ing and drawing-rooms, 54 feet by 21 C eh, with foldegiluters: cut)/ marble chimney pieces, :.red nab floors, a bfiliird room, library, F iedfing apartments, iteward's aa,t bourekeeper'i rOOOlB, excellent offices, CipariollA Ccll-irili . ..7, and fine fp wa•cr; dyable cork houfes, and ttabling for to horfes, lolts, asql numerous agricultis ral out buiiding", lawns. rich paddocks, dower and fruit gardens, confervatory at.d b.st !undo, insure:3p: p!antatlons and well limed fifh-po - Ms. The fll ate a' minds With hares and other game, and will afford its 140;4 .r urine luzurle. of the table wild,' it feif. To the Maiition is attached about i 7..1 acres aft rich panting land,. and a porchafer of it will be uceoentnoclat'ed by the vtion of taking the whole of the Farms, and other? 4rrs of the tflate, fit addition to the above quantify. or feleeling fuch only as from tlivation or defeription may be &first& ro him. :Re Fflate fitu ,tcd in a beautiful and healthy part of tfi- County of tifii, furrounded by fine roads and pied:int tides, fix miles from 1444 ham and Coicheitt4, and four fr:Ms Manningtre a. el good market towns and 57 front /mid. n. T vary qi Farms a-or held under alp cements, dcterinitiabfr at Ito- p. at low rc.ts, producleg tas each:area 'be Muse M. 4. and the I. nd, rsfutned to be worth at I .ft 7 , .131. per i nam, and exclefive of tinstvi in the valuable w . As p,a elt fax-hounds are kept 'n the neightruarho. d. *be Milano Farms may be viewed at any tine, by applicitioti to 4 1 ; ifilata Marian, Fig Solicitor, in Colel,elter; or to .Ir. Jinni Amiss, one of the tmanta on, the pr. mires.; of whom printed particulars stray be had ; alfo of Marrs. Hoggart and ftreet, London; where, as alfo at Mr. Mason's, in Cokhsiter,:is Elevation of the Houle and Piano of the btlate may i. e Lett. PUISLIC ADVAN THE advantage the public mull always derive. from regularly educated prof( ifiunal men dir raing aimolt cc- clufively their ftudies to one . :pecics of malady, was never mdcc clearly demoaßrated than 17 the unexampled !lice& which has attended the admit:ideation of their new remedy. and the care, ordinary cures it has performed. For a long f. riesof years, Mare CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's feryiee, hate made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object el 'heir in. veftigation, and are happy in having difeovered a metiktoic lupe rior to mercury in. the cure of that complaint—it is fufficitnt to °Verve that the effeas of this remedy are d'ametrically oppnfite thek of mercury.for though it complete) , eradicates every veftige of the vim, in its moil confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the kilt injure the conflitution--on the contrary, it renovates the lyf. tem in all its natural ftn.aions, promotes appetite. and facilitate dlgeßion—thus inftead of reducing a Rrong and vigorous combos. Lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not oily pre. fc,rves that conflituriorl in its primitive Rate, but reftores a weal ant debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour. Nuraberiefs in fiances are on recent record of the fuperior elllcarg of this Medicine. its inherent-and fpecifie virtues adling as a per petual correeive t/ bodily debility, whether proceeding from all cacti* of conjugal or illicit pleafure, Of from the mon liariduous, thengh not leis deft naive indulgence of locus onus youth of both feats in a certain pernicious habit Actildß the melancholy variety of dlforders which are the confequence of this folitary Tice, there are none more Allah% than that di ftrelfing Rate ofdebility and deficiency which prevents or embitters them** trimooial date ; the unitary fufferer brolds over his neisforunc, afhamed to Lek relief, unto' he is reduced to fuch a ftate of n rids as to tender life oppreffivu. 'fo fuch perfons it mutt he 2 eon fang refleainn, ro know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that great& of all human bled. Inga, a ftreng, manly. and vigorous eon Ritution. In all cafes of A , bitity, deficiency, from whstr.v.r caster - inn& as well as in every fpccies ut venereal infetilion, Mefirs Currie and Co. may be confuited by rti-nta of either fel, with the greateld fecrecy and honour, at their honk, No. Icy. tiate,,,, Garden. Letters from the Country (poi paid) including a bank Witt, will have the neceffary medicine and advice fear to any part of the Kingdom. No r^e Har•tm Garden. WHEN Profellisma I Men of Etincati,st. and Re fponfibillty deviate from the general Svftrm by the felectioa of a ptrticular branch the fandion of long continued fucceffes is the ',tat crirerion of rut eriority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pro:Alec to the exclaSee treat meta of Three Virorders, and the fuccefsful refute of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I am all-, the ravages of thole Complaints which arc the molt important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities . After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of praeeice to refctra Individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally danger.na precipitancy of general Praditioners. 1 he Three Oiforders, to the cure of which t have devoted ray attention, comprife every fpecies of VEN FR t•At. INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration. sly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the halite of fchool boys or the indulgence of mature age ; attd,laßly, that derangement of the fyftem in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Dircafesare the refult of Ignorance, or haite hi the treatment of a footsie Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrttion of so unguarded hour By a fuperior medical Inch Complaints arc afdy cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pm. runic to offer a radical re-eitabßthinent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &trek is this* alder, compared with the calamitous fituatione of men, who front an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a faibionakle lire. acquire that Rate of debility which is the Edo voidable contequence of loch pernicious habits. lA' here the unhappy (offerer broods over his mffery, but can fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confotatioa for his to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or upcertainel with other praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefe of renovation, is the aequirentent of my ape+ once If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce meal, algour, much anxiety. will be prevented by an early countered** of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty willows. But where this deficier.cy has for years exifted, a proper pee' veranee is indifpe.fably requifite to revive the &sobering (per of lite. and to reanimate the conititutiou. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed their expedlations of a family, may be allured, that In molt flu fiances, (uch defeets are curable by Medical till. The reerecy which is In effential to my undertaking, sad the qualifications which I have prefumed to ttate, form the he& my pretenfions, and in coincidence: with filch this iodisation I. given, that Mr. Brae may be conrulted perfonally, or by Letters (inclofing a final! Note), at his Louie, No. 29, Arundel-areets Strand, near Temple-Bar. t y There is an additional Fntrance in Water item adjoirdmit and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN BRE& Member of the Royal College of Surgeons fa Lends& A Caumto N.—Some Perrone, who falfely affert Manfelves be MEMBERS or 1 - 11 a ROYAL COLLLGE,having for ferns! mostbe pelt copied my Advertifements almoft word for word. sod inked them as their own productione, it is my duty to mention, Wt . thole Perrone are ad Members of any College in Loodoo. 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