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it • ..-1. , C . A '• - .641 ••til • - • • • , . • N 01,4 io-fo myskt NUMBEit 17001- API .aib .1, TIOATRE ROYAL, COVlirrjOakiitreilf: 1 1 H IS PRESENT EV EN ING. NOVEMBE It. 1 i, will be performed, a new Comic Opera, /AL three ants, called • UP TO "TOWN. With new Seeies, Dresses, and Decoritich6.7olliiNarture and Music composed by Messrs. Reeve, Comeitistes_WTuqrssitaa 411t1 . 1. West. The principal Charaiteri by Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr, JONES, - Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. LISTON, • Mi. EMERY; Mr. TAYLOR. Miss FERON, Mrs. CHILD, Mrs. DAVENPORT, I Mist S. BOOTH, and Mrs. LISTON. To which will be added tar Farce of THE CHILI4.OF NATURE. • Marquis Almanaa, Mr. EGERTON ; Antantlsis, Mrs. S. BOO'l H. To The Birth-Day. . Oa Wednesday, Measure for Measure; wirh The Wedding *ay: Sir Adam Contest by a Gentleman (being his first appear ance In London). The Piiblic are respect/0y (Informed, that Shakespear's Win ser's Tale, and Coriolanns,• aro iii preparation, and that Aires Sid ,. dons 141 act in tlabse piece, the characters of Hermione and Yo= . Manila. . . EAGLE iNsuitaxel COMPANY, AT a.CENERAL ,biIF4TTNG of PROPRI'E TORS, held by adjeurnmeni at the London Tavern, the Ph of November, 181 , Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS, In the Chair, The Committee of Proprietors appointed at the List Meeting, presented a report upon the Concern% of the ,Company, which upon examination, they had found to be highly satisfactory and In a state of great pro.perity, after honourably discharging all its engagements with the public, and dividing nearly X11,(.00 per annum amongst its Proprietors. It was Reseived, That the Thanks of this Meeting be g:ven to the Members of the Conunittee for the zeal they have mani fested in the discharge of the duties of their appointment, and for the gratifying report presented by them this day. That the Report of the Directors presented on she eth day of October last, be agreed to, and that their appointment of a Board of Managers for Ireland, composed of the following Noblemen and Gentlemen, be coalmine), The Right Hcar.ehe Earl of FingaU, President. The Right Han. Lord French, Vice-President. Sir William Starner; Bart. Chairman. Robert Alexander: jun. Eq. Thomas Jervis White, Esc Betham, k.sq. Humph, y Minehin, Esq. Nleiesworth Green, Esq. John Birch., Esq. Thom .is Dillon, Esq. Leonard Ogilby, Esq. That, the Directors have merited our mire confilenee and ap probation, slid that the Thanks us.' this Meeting be given them for their unronittibs attent , on to the Interests of the Company, and for their general exertions to promote its welfare and prosperity. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Auditors for an honourable and strict performance of the duties of their ini eortant Mine. Tiiat the Thank; of this Meeting be also given to Mr. ?Stomas*, our Secretary, fora zealous and faithful cli-ei.rge of the &idea coAfided to his care. NM. RAWLINS, Chairman. The Chairman hate-ig left thiChair, It war Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him foe his able, impartial, and gentlemanly conduct in the Chair %lids day. WM. BELTHANI, SecirliuTi EAGLE INSURANCE C0M.11. 3 1-NY: THE SHAREHOLDERS of this. COMPANY .• 4 1 : Intend to Dine together on Friday, the 21401 November left at the London Tavern, Biehopsgate-street, to celebrate the Aleiiiveriaiy of the'Commenienient of this Concern. Tickets to he had at the TaVero, at its. 6d. each (Including gpeoces); for which applieatiou must be made on or before the filar iestaut.—Nov. 6 1611. • THE Collectors of the King's Tixes throughout the Kingdom may obtain ailberal eorninielion without risk, epd wit* Mit liktie trouble, by sending theirnatnee and address to the Office for privniitlng arA*lents from two-wheel carriages, at.' No. 7, Pope'sead-aiky, Corchid. VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, : ;yr i vat ely cane*, at No. 19, biserrard-street, Goklen-square,• t4,1,14iea and Gentlemen of any age, w ho have never learnt that astomplhhment, or have not the, ntod l ettl‘tyle. - Mr. ALIA Ws system of teatlifbg ts Apresslyistodled for those to whom it is an olsject to acquire easily that fashionable requiv; Skis for genteel society etpeditredsly, ptivitely,,and in a superior style Hf grace and elegance. Those who Jo not wapt • private teachrrig may barn at a small entente, *hill' respectlb* set of pupils { on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught tha most elegant fancy dances, and sli thesuporlak parts of the prpfension. The Subscription Asaeintiltes are eirirt - TO THE FIRST OF DEDEMBER ONLY. T_Ti3 Majesty having granted his Royal sanction to - 11 - Dr. CAVALLO, as sole Proprietor of the EIiNCTRIC OlROLErforrare core of Reveres .and Debility, of every de scripitou, Iq boil; Seass; it is,,,et to be had of any other person. The Girdle will be forwiirded i .s usual, to all parts of Great Eri fain, at the presenr price of .1 10 3 till the Ist of December, after which no orders eau be teceiveionder £ se, awl that only from persons resididg in London, it Dr. C. shall only keep.a certain number et:Girdles for his private patients; and the Noblemen dello bas ; purchased the Patent Right will then remove to Arm- Antialien Iris hoped the affliced its general of this country shall . have made applicition. The number of cures already exceed flue thurisatuL Letters (post paid) directed to Dr. Cavallo and Son, No. Es ; Net' Ilford:-street, Red Lion-square, London, are im mediately roliveered, whereby it may be known how tar the Gir dle is applicable in each case. —14,14 , At home tor.cessultatiott every day.'..l.lrders from the r4tti"l6, d she „,sst riecembur, will be rece vcd, (hough dbiris hlndleirroi two after. /04,PIXON, Apothecary. - ,tA?* opportunity to actitUrint •• you that I haVereeeiVed the inert 4rpotierful benefit front t~fi Use tif your DIXOI4'S Arrrtßll:loeS PILLS, which I car 'SW witiume to Jamaica, and all those friends ro'oliont I distri buted thepi t havesppetieneed the saute salutary benefit ; they de- Ilare them.to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for ifilions and other complaints. The following are names orseve ga I Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost irlief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills:--Cbarles Taylor, Esq.. Ja rtlaka W-4ain Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto ; Mr. Woodriff. epantsh-Tpviii, diito; G. W. Ilamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto? J. Smith, Esq. Old Hari-ow, ditto; G. Mum, Esq. ditto; /Qtr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. 1/ttilinson, Esq. Salt 4iver, ditto k Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. B ur p , hs q . Sayan:TA; G.P. roiatlkt Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto; MrS. terry, St. Ames ; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish . 11 . 01Wn ; with many other perions of the first respectability. Sir, your most obedient servant, • THOMAS HARROLD, of ttte Ship Ganges.. • Sold Wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbcapthie t Center. of Pat s egnOStt.f.4oW, Loudon; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; Tones, Weston, ,Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsra; Ifsll andlohn *an On port ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness- Peck Ind Ross, asaT rt urnec, Hull; Ho*land, Cookwortlay,..ll4etietop, and GII• beet, Plymouth; Knott Kid Lloyd, and—Swinney and Cie.. Bir mingham ; Billinge and Latfibury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Eilariches.tr ; Trewman, Eli tar; Smith, Neanderton, Radium, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxrbr and M . Donald, Glasenvr; llohnli and Barra., Bristol; Stevenson and Co Norwich; Swim- Leicts. ter ; J,4da4 3 enny, Liverpool; and retail by most Country MOWS," La btaa-4K awl lia sub. _ • % .. 1' • • , r 44' , _ 4*.*% meitt.-' • - t• ilk IF' * • ft. •.• " I . t.•. 10 1, \ , ~, , ,i.,' V . ' . 4 "..:0Nt,_„. .. ,/ . • ."s ' i 4 '; - •• .1 . • T .— -.. ; '. '‘‘ ' t ,;: .. C' • • . , .. -, ; k ' mis....b....m.AmilmasAMoultirpr-- A , . . , . • f ' ' • . . -,-- - ..., ‘ ' : •-•• - ...\,- , ~ ...11 \ ' . •.. • . , MO N 1)A Y, NOV EMl3tlt, 11, 1811. MICE sr SALES BY AUCTION. CAERNARVONSHIRE LEASEgOLD ESTATE. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Crown and Anchor, at Pwllbelli, on Wednesday, No vember 13, between'two and five In abe Sll,ernoon, subject to conditions then to be produced, unless &Obit:lily disposed of by private contract, of whiclidue publicity will be elven, THE CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, called CEFN-MINE, with the Demesne and mher Lands, arable and pasture. comprising ISO acres or thereabouts, lytug all wan pact to the neighbourhood of the market-town of PrallheLll, mut close to the great road leading from thence to Porthdinllaeu, It commands a beautiful and extensive view of Cardigaa Boy, end is surrounded by a variety of Scenery, grand and picturesque in the extreme.—The Pleasure-grounds are highly. ornamented, and well sheltered by various and rich Plantations; and the House is, in every reipect, suitable to the residence of a Gentle. man's Family; having, belonging td it, a walled Garden, well ttoeked Sikh Fruit Trees of the cbokest kind ; a double Coteh• house and Stable, detached Brew-house, Laundry, and other convenient Olden, together with an excellent Cold-bath. , The Esau is held under a lease for the rentainder of a teno.l of 30 years, whkh commenced at Michaelmas 1794. subject iO an annual rent of 18 Cultists only ; and immediate poaslati%• will be given to the purchaser. I. .• A Servant in the house is appointed to show the premises; and furtbei Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. Poole, at Caernarvon, or at their Office, at Pencraig, in Anglesey. N.B. A Sale of the Furniture, Carriage, Horses, Implements of Husbandry, &e. &c. is fixed for hlondsy and Tuesday the lith and itnh of November, and Catalogues will be prepared in due time. FOR SALE BV PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, 2oxliole-streer, Plymouth, on Friday the 22d, and Saturday tie 2Sd days of November next, I'HE good Ship DANUBE, late of New-York.— Length7B feet, 10 inches. Breadth 112 101 Depth of Hold 9 3 'Fweeu Decks .5 54 Adrneasum 188 76-94-tons. Square Meted, and has two flush decks—is a plain, strong and hurthensome merchantman calculated for unreal purposes-=-Is woOd-sheath'd, and may be sent to sea at a small expence. • Also, her entire cargo, consisting of 838 Barrels Pot-ash 11 202 Bales New Orleans Cotton, and 35 Ditto Onorala Upland ditto • 41, Puncheons Whale Oil, and • 40 Tlbets. ditto About 4 . 4 Wfude Fttli One Titillusand . Pipe Staves. Also, the Ship CUM' crstoirracket, American built, nears staved. and has a figure bead,'. Length - itS lee: 91 Inches. Llessasith Si Depth 11 Admeasuret 161 i 78-94 rens. She is adapted for a Packet, in which service she has been em ployed-(wing two cabins, and suitable births, with a Large sky ;light), or a running merchantman, at the sail. fan, and will carry a proportionate cargo, having, 'ewers decks, beams and a good "fluor. She is wood sheathed, hen materials are abundant, and is 'Escellent =Wigan ; her cargo' entialgting of 122 Balm upland Cotton ri 7 2033 Pieces CaMpeachy Dogwood ' SS Casks Wirele Oil 20 Hhds. fittperior Dry Cod Fish 19 Barrels and 1 Case Tortoiseshell and Chippingt 6 Males Dee,- Skim 4 Bales and 4 Bunt:les Bear Skins 9 cwt.. 2 qrs. 20 Oak Hogshead Staves; Also the fo:lowing Goods, being part of the Cargo of MI Schooner Bursts , : S 4 Bales Georgia Cotton Wool Si Cases Indigo 4 Casks Cod Oil 10 Ditto Annatto About 4 ions Dogwood. Alitheabove condemned as prize to hhMajesty's ship Niemen, Strikileimel Se-router, - Bart. Captain. 10 Casks Fish Oil 5 Bales Peltries Et ELI/A, Camming, Master. Serons Brazil Tobacco, ex ACRO: A, restored to Claimants. Also, the Schooner Tats. of the following dimensions: Ltagthi 48 feet 81 incites. • test i :4lli 15 ei 61 Hold, 7 5 • a kdrneastires 48 60-94 Tons. She 14 round-sterntd, and bas a scrawl head ; is idertrabie ves sel for the coasting trade, hr which she bat lardy been adv •:- tageottily employed; her Stores are abundant, and in goosil c.in anion; and she may be sent to sea immediately without any ex pence, having a British register. Also, for the benefit of the Underwriters or those con,cern ed, the Hell of the Stli Avineri, of Neti burclien abbot 200 tons, her Masts and Stores in Dins, with the following part of her Cargo, for Home Consumption : About S 3 Tons Dogwood. 8 Bundles Elephants' Teeth. Afterwards, for Home Consumption, about 1521,000 eloquilTo Nine, front the Brazil., calculated particularly for the use ot tur ners, tot various purposes, particularly bunions, beads, small bates, Ste. as they bear a remarkably flue polish: 4 Casks . of Spirits of Turpentine 281 Pieces Nicaragua Wood. 188 Pieces red Wood. roe EXPORIA rieNr -824 Bars Square Iron. 62 Do. Flat d.i. 12 Bundles Nail Rod'. 1 Cask Flints. 1 Cask Cretan Tartar. For samples of the coqulllu nuts, cotton, and indigo, Catalogues and inventories of the Vessels, apply to Messrs. Sinn it, Marten, and Smith, Brokers, London : Messrs. Holt and Cu. of Man chester; Messrs. Thomas and William Earl and Co. of Liver pool ; and Miners. Waiter Ritchie and Co. of Greenock. colonic) nuts may also be seen at Messrs. Laugher and Co. Bir mingham. Also, the copper-bottomedfast-sailing brig ANDREW, pilot boat built, calculated for any employ requirin g great dispatch ; captured on her voyage irons France to New-ork by, and con demned :A prize to hit Majestl's ship Shannon, P. U. V. Broke, Esq. Captain. Length - T 9 feet 7 inches. Bri.adth - 91 5 lkgth - 8 11* Adineasures 158 Tons; asi Her *ergo, consisting of IS Ptpes Brandy, LOS Hk " l4 superior Red Wine, 48 Cases • About 658 Bars square and flat Iron, 7 Cases or Boxes dry Goods; such as Satins, Silks, Velvets, Ribbands, Crapes, Glove -.1, &C. &C. Also, about 60 Bales New Orleans Cotton Wool, hndttl front the ship Rebecca, detained by and since condemned as prize to bit Majesty's ship Medusa, the Hun. D. P. Liouverie, Captain. Fur viewing Samples, Catalogues, and further iuf,,mtation, apply to Messrs. Hawker and So ns, Mercha n ts, 1 teiriouth ; and for the Andrew and Cargo, and the Rebecca's Cotton, to W. P. Smith, Esq. the Agent, and as &dee, or to • JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, October 24, 121 r. • . • - - RE$ for the preterit sTArt ()clue at the Oilseed HAZARD.ARINgoad Co. Stock Illrobst i No. 93. Eloior tie ROYAL ER The Ektwiq 110.1111‘. lith of TigtZte. •.• Lop" 4ost-$ll4. tiolf antwertxt. a d Orfkil‘4l Counuy. aconiapoolott tifik Remittance. attended to bylaws 4 - WHITE - LION Mr nod 'PAVER N, WEIRATESILD4Ertaire r AVON. 161 - ROCHE beet leave to announces* Ate Nobi- AU., thy, qeutry, and Public, that he has lately ontemi tspea the alsrsva Inn, width he has improved with addhional 1442 4 , Furniture, and other accommodations; and take, this opportunity of retirtiag Mi mast grEctui acknowledgements to hit fries and the numerous families with whom support he was inmost i. 4 luting his rmidenee at the George Inn, ditipoton, and tv.. hopes hi - .in unremitting attention to the comfort and convenience of his several customers, to merit a continuants of theirs and tit, panic tavatir. Good accommodations for Commercial Genderasto.--Tharlse and - Liquor Trads continued as usual. Stri lord eputi•Aven„. Nov. 2.-181 I. ". • ae - - . • GU ESTONIAN MEDICINES. OBSERVATIONS cfw BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. WHOEVZR examines the mechanisms of the human frame, will see how fearfully and how ieonier. fully we are tnatle; he will also see the necessity there was for mankind being endowed with rational faculties, for nu other be. log can resort ro liquid fire fbr destruction ; for nntwithitanding the ail-wise Creator has placed that powerful monitor called Bid. ous is the breast of every man, we yet see numbers of our fel low cre.turrs indiscriminately indulging in that unfortunate pro- pensity to intoxication, till disease puts a stop to their ieconai dente pursuits ; whence begins one of the first muses of Bilious complaints; imperfect digestion which can never be completely removed, but where the stomach has the power of producing e good fermentation; and consequently little or no nutriment ...a be conveyed to the body, where a want of digestive prise •Its to the stomach exists; the want thin, of this opetuttno befog so duly performed, as to make good chile, from which the blood fa made, accounts very clearly why an persons bhouring under suct a misfortune, must cotteequ—ily be eul.jected, more or less, to all that string of disorders which originate in an Impure state of the blood: viz. Leprusy, Scurvy, Jaundice, Dropsy, &c. The efforts of Medicine ip an advanced stage of B lions dlos ease has been very feeble indeed, 90 n.uch su that in atone partie . cular stages of its progress, it has seemed to defy Medical inter ference, as fleeing marked e victim for its own; but such appro. bensions need not he encouraged, since tlot .very of tint Gut s. tuniao Alterative Bilious Pint for although in some disinters. the knife of the Anatomist, and the inquiries of the Chym et united, caunot trace the Cause; yet hapinly for mankind, such is not the case in bilious dicsrders, nor soy of its attendwie,wh ch has enabled the inventor of the Geestionati Medicines to offer al the public his Chymical Discoveries, which are the result of a minute investigation tufts the rouses and effects at bad b.:e. I have been thus explicit, with tit; sole view of being ouder steod by all who may read toy remarks, as they will c-r:atnly di. rest them the roils which lead: to perfect health • but if front th-it own indolence and weakness, io fare% into the r. tors I have su studiously recommended their aeJiJirig, they should contract all of throe disortiers,they even then, may secure a retreat from pats and misery, by taking my Bilious Alterative which-will soon excite the wished-for fermentation, sad exp , l fittule..ce ; whereby ease is restored in a few minutes, endnothit.g but a vesat of COW:4OOU prodElice can prevas.t these /vied:cows curing every complaint that, boott. origin in a Purous cause- I lie.e Ptils being ' of an arntparreieirltt tlererry; bersivefiviewery den dcd prelercipee to every %her Medicine in the cure of lATrosi and Srtrvy, of by the opinions of all Medical writers on these diseases, they cat: be cured only by satiputtescent remedies. Having finished my remarks ot Nerv,-.u. and BilioVlcompLtiats, the reader will perhaps took for some salutary observations ess Head-ache ; sod although I confess the sufferings of many, :wing 'itch us to border c:osely on insanity, should induce no: to )s jVcr aq opinion thereon, I am not able to bring those pains under one gat neral distinct description, as originating in such il &rent Muses, may be mere properly belonging to some otte of the disease:. I have been treating on—it will therefore be necessary for tho, t afflicted with Head-ache, to comolt me or any nudical gen lelean practising with the Guestonian Niedicates; in all those muss where themselves are not satisfied with the cause; at the same time I wish to be expressly understood as pledging myself on all occasions, be the pain from what cause It may, to affutd psrlect ease to any one who will call on me for that purpose. [Cirerc's tThetrvationt eaTooth-drawing, &c. in a future Paper CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hip. Majesty's t:ervice, ehalleng.. the whole world to prove a sink instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect.• The practice of many years in this particular branch of their protittsion has not given rise to ohs unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the cousequeuce of the pernicious and wasteful effetts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sestet In the one It will be found to be the unfailing source of barren. new ; the other have its ravages fatally developed tothem by a &s -tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates In impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects. vs hag con sumption s, loss a:muscular po•veriand various nervous co:instants usually characterf.l: the earlier stages of t his solitary rice. Of per. tons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment h a oimple and has never proved unsuccesstul, In the course of a luig, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and comtillcased cases of venereal Infection, iuch as obstructions in the urethra, swingy excrescences, hard tn. mours,calioui ulcers, eruptions, searnal weakness, glists as slue STRIC Whetheffecent or of long duration, and which have !m iff ed the skill &other Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan wainscot effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarriong hemorrhage often follows the applitadon of the lunar caustic. In the cuuric , 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous casts t f Strictures have been and are daily under their are, the roar eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and exrel► dous mode of practice, superior to any ocher yet adopted. .1 ii.ainew relaxation and debi li ty proceeding from this comphOst, is spee dily removed, and the patient redortd to sound and ifs porous health. But where the debility has for years, exatod, s proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Safe.' titre has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive e slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the Ent respectatiality, have been under the are of Messrs. Currie and Co. fir the re moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, bavtng received a radical and permaisent cure, request that refereiwt, may be made to ;betas is satisfactory evidences of the decided so pasiority of Mears. Currie and Co.'. plan of treatincnt. Mary of thes e Gentleman have had Strictures from ten to alert y sad bad been under the care of Messrs. Home and fritavisides • sad astier surgeons of equal eminence , who atrwr.pted tt.e etre by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by either sex verb tie greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. IC - , Hatton-Gardeu. Patients in the country ar 6 requested to suns the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, & • Inclining a remittance for advice and medicines, when the auto winks Oren er seat t• any part of dwkingdom. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been- disappointed is their expectations of s family, may be assurol that IR most ii. stances such detects are curable by medical skiff; and although the removal of such IMpedinsents be an °hie& of doubt anti uncji minty with others, yet the cure of suet. defects, by the grads:al progress of rawest/so, Is the woken's' id.their esperitase. VALUABLE FARM, IN HEREFORDSHIRE. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of En,:land, on Friday, November 32, at Twelve, in Two Lots, Lot 1. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD 11 . ESTATE, called CRUMI' OAK, situate in the Parish of Lyou'i Hall, and Pembridge, about three miles front Milton, eleven front Leominster, and about sixteen from the City of Hereford; consisting of about 28J Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Wood, and Water Meadow Land, with a substantial Farm House, tit a delightful situation, commanding a fine view over a romantic country, and which might be converted into a Gentlemaie3 Residence, at a small expence, with capital ' built Urns, Cattle Lodges, Stabling, Sheds, and Out-buildings, in excellent repair. The Estate is let to Mr. Bannister, on lease, of which about eight yews are now unexpired at a low rent of .£230 per annum; capable of much improvement. Lot 2. A valuable rich Meadow, of five Acres, at Lyon's- Hall; tat at x£ls. 15s. per annum. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and .particulars had twenty daya previous to .he Sale, of John Cheeses Esq. Lyon's- HA, near Kington ; Hotel, at Hereford; Bell, at Gloucester ; ::tar and Garter, and Hop Poles, Women& ; at the Auction Man; and of Hnggart anti Pidihips, 62, Old Broad-street, where Man of the Estate may be seen. IiCRY HALL, NEAR cosivar ' H.dbl I'S. Mes rs. HOOGART auti PHI LLIPS, On the premises, on Motaday E the 24 of Decensh.r. at Twelve, N Elekint Sub.t4ntial FREEHOLD VILLA,, de ghtfuuy situated ,tar the pleasant visage of Alventoke, and the Chords, an the County of Southampton, late the retainice of Mr. Edward Jules, sen. 'the house prestos, a Land-ome recently erecte.l on a most judicious plan, commanding es tensive Clews of the Channel, Southampton Water, Cowes Har bour, and the adjacent Comary. The rooms are of ex :elitist pro portions, including a Dining-room 24 feet bt au feet, Drawing roona.2i feet.by 16 feet, each le feet high; Library, five Zed-. charishere, Dreseing-reonit;ntinteetAn O ces, iM R°fatltsg,w tttr an elegant Law,., Plantations, double Coach-house, Stabling, a Barn, Farm-yard, Kitchen-Tarden, and Paddock, altogether shout live and a half s.a me acres : the Land-tax is redeemed. At the sanut rime will be Sold the excelleut HOUSEHOLD FUR NI I URE and EFFECTS, comprising the usual assortment of Cabinet and Upholstery Ar: ides. 'l'o be viewed will tickets only, which, with par iculsrs, may be bad to and catalogues 6 days prev.oes to She sale, of Mr. Bos-t well, So'iri:or, St. Michael's Church-yard, Cornhill ; of Mr. Pad den. Solicitor, Cosport ; and of Messrs. tloggart And Phillips, No. it s Broad -street, London. Particulars and catalogues also at the India Arms, and Crown, Gosport; Dolphin, Southampton ; Crown and Fountain, Por smm - h ; Bug!e, Newport ; Hoots, Cowes and Ryde Geer Winchester; Coach and Hours, 'f itchlield ; and Red Lion. F;reham4 BARLOW HALL FARM, Near Selby, in the Fiat Itit of the County of York TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA*I E CON FRAM', A CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM, called BARLOW HALL FARM, three miles from Selby, in the Ewt Riding of the County of York,,ponfaining 594 Acres of Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, let to Mr. Edward Ware, Tenant at Will, at tfi.2.; per Amium, who pays the Land-tax (XIS. lits. yd.) and dun all Repairs. For particulars apply to Messrs. Daniell and Maberly, Ring's road, Bedford-row, Loud=; Mr. Bainbridge, Aberford, York. shire ; or Mr. Thomas Bainbridge, No. 65, Guildford -street, London, where Plans may be seen. ADVICE 1 WHEN Men of Education and professional skid, use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and eertaha method of treatirg a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSi and Co. Surgeons, Dave been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz. ' a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a mometit of intoxi cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleete. which, by au improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; at also de bility, whether arising irons Bacchanalian indulgences, long resi dence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too ()Urn un hvppily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causini stenlity or barrenness and in the othei a numerous train of ner vous due..SP;, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in It potence and Consumption, la that distressing state of debility oi dehciency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or ' . arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the eonsti. tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and ' vigorous health. ' The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases ' where an early application Is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently perfurm a cure In the short space tit two days. 'the unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one single instance in a prac tice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious , methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), • Induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively 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 the Igno rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they -have been properly eijucates and Initiated into every branch of i the profession (certificates of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the moat eminent Physicians, they have to con- , , !Mace atty Inquirer), that the sweets* resulting from their ender I yours first induced tbeht to quit cue practice of the general Frac- thinner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ' round for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the public, been solilis rally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Note, foi advice a n d medicines, and the same will be forwarded to may part of the kin/dom....GOSS and COF Siergenns, ii, Bouverit street, Flett-etreeti s, a T 77.• 14111"a111 44 4-11' . . ; . • .. • . ;•!•-• :SI l ALARGE, CAPITAL may he immediately em , . played ta adeantage In the ph: chasing of ettsms;ve apd valualne PREMISES, now occupied as a MANUFACTORY, the Vicinity of London. For partlyulars apply to Messrs. Hewn and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange. . • t TO BE LET to the HIGHEST BIEIDEft e at an ,Annual Kroft, • for *term of Ten years, a Valuable FREEHOLD GRASS FARM, Thirty Cow Farrens, and comfortable Para House, Laitharna FOR. SALF. BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGG &RT and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on 'Tuesday, the 12th of November, at . • Twelve o'Clock, by Order of tka Progrieiar, A SINGULARLY Desirable FA RIA,-Tythe-free, I- situate. at Lalebam, two Miles from Staines, 11 (rain Houn slow, and 11 from Landon, in the county of Mlediesuit ; con. aim og of 4.10 Acres of fertile Meadow Lard, in the highest state of cultivation, and in a ring fence, bounded by the fine road front • leading ,rlastsford Bridge to Lalehant, Inteneved by a b. au tiful Aram of water, with a comfortable Farnadsonst and Offi ces,Bi4rurfirounds, productive Gardens and Orchards, cap'. tad ' Stabling for.l S horses , Caw House, Lodi* mid hulls for 40 shocks, Wargcrn-lisligts, &c. entirely umie% built, as great expenee, with 30 Cosv-fstryo. iN Laid*** /Airway. 'The Estate may he viewed by applying *a the Bailiff, Mr. Mk colon ; and Particulars, with conditions, 15 days prior to the Letting, nay be had at the llsih, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; Walker's, at Hounslow ; Black Dog, Bullring at the Auction Mart, Landon ; and of Mt.siri, lloggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Excharv,