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The Balldt will close at Five &Cinch precisely. llnder the immediate Patronage of theis Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duhe of York. TO.IMORROW, Wednesday, August It, and ,uring the week, at kialfpa?t,Sispiecisisly, a Military Piece LISTPI4; Or, CUNNING'of WAR oWthe SANKS of the TAGUS. 1 - _ Af te r which, the popular Otand'ltlial, Military, Equestrian and — A DMIRAILTI-O,FICE, Argus* 10,. : 11111. Pedestrian Spetiticle; ealbct THE TYRANT SARACEN, PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament passed in .AND THO int 11.LOWDOR: ' a ' the fist year of his present Majesty's• Reign, this is to glee le which piece Tvieuq Horse tatiti,perforps surprising feats. Notice, that the Lords Commissioners of the Amiralty have Divers Exercises, by Twelve celebrated Oquestrians. caused the necessary measures to be taken for the fitting of Ware- A N'‘ v i . k .c rg• b likkvil m • I houses at the places mentioned beneath • for the reception of the T. conclude. with, the Avourite Passe e, with . extensive me- 1 Gnrpewder which, under the provisions of the said Act , is to be c h an ical change's, I Sartieulritifte t l i l lgrof the little Harlequin !landed from such Ships and Veitseb, not belonging to the Royal ro und the dome of . the lbestreMitifttlelleini: fitc. called VV 4•40 t it, Navy, as shall enter into the great harbrs ou of Portsmouth and BARM OR HINTER EQUIR AN 21 D:EaR i OPA. Plymouth. and into the River Medway; and It is hereby declared and notified, that the said places are appointed by the Lords Cons- Places to he tali , nAt tier Ainpiti theatre:, from ten till three : o'.:lock, which cannot herlrept longer than half-pan seven. mi.sioners fur executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the Doors open at HalfsiAst Poe: bliin at 13alt-pasi Sit.—Half United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, fOr the aforesaid Price, Half-past "E9iht.:s-BOsies,!4B4 l -Pit, Is.- I .Gal. Is. purposes, according to the provisions of the said Act. . . . -•-• This E ven in g filite - Tyilins- Zakatiefit i vwitis Lisbon, and . It i . 7; lie. CROX ER. flariequin's Ainourgiudi tiext mtelFleidspitraery Castle, autl 1 1 a Mock House Fort, Portsmouth. Ditlequin in China. t .: . ,, _ ,T;tv.... . i, 1.. 1 . 4..1 i . _ St. Nicholas's Island, Plymouth. Ca -- kre Magazine, Salt-pan Rea b,Rlver Medway. JOI-eN 13t.NNETT, Jun. Secretary. A oinAT-R13303 o f IlibillkiSll 'LINENS. T i E BELFAST . LINEN COMPANY respect. , SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT 4PPRF.NTIOE. hilly 'informs the Public, thar nn ainctuageoua opportunity 1 t 'purchase now offers, as lrish i l a sisens are at present much cheaper !I NAM' OFFICE, JUL , ' 8 , 1811 . t.tan fur several years past. The waivers , ' patronage their Litters BY His Majesty's Order in Council, dated 2ilth lave for years obtained, is (k is presumed) the most unequivocal _. Sept. miter, 1809, a Plan of Education was established at roof of the superioriry Of thiir mode of bleaching, 'without che- i sn ical acid. No article sold but Irish'Llnen aad Sheeting, and the Royal Naval Colter, rentices to at his Majesty's Duc Ski-yard at Ports- and p o t less thsn a piece, warranted for durability, bleached on the • mouth, for a Superior Class pf Avppwright*, grass, free trotwdefect, and if not awoved,Blte money returned. l'welve Persons were admitted as Students oa the Ist day.of hi, , second price ever made.—Cash hif Irislaiotes.—No Connec. ' • . January last. . . tion w ith any ether Company. ' ' .-- • - • . t And it being determined that Five . more Students shall be ad- Stones, BVRCFI and O'Kr.r Fr, Agents tr . ! Ngranmn,.so; i Oreat Rus 4.11 street, Bloo m sbury ; and 210; nd, Pear foi, ilmitted, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Maiesty's Clement's Church. Navy hereby give nonce, that the exantination of Candidates . . -----...-. 7 -..., . !will tate pface in his Majeoty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on This day was publ:shed, wit,: One Shilling, 1 t the Gth of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning; and MONEY —What it is—its value in reference to tam such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates Bank of England Notes, and any valtatdc circulating Me. t , _, _ $ tor , eunfisalon, are required to send notice of their Intention to ilium: with Observations on the present State of our Cciwniercer. By NATHANIEL COOKEy Esq. the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on Author of A.sessmcnt en income, Taxation, ft& or Nefori the 'lit day of that month. Printed for Stoekdale, jun. No. 41, Pall-Matt. Where may 'E he Candidates Must be at leak fifteen, and 'not more than 1w had, masterly pnblications on the same subj Act, by Lards seventeen ears of age * hosse and Castl. , reagh, and Messrs. Chalmers; Pgrceval, Eliot, • 4 y • Plan of educatio. ,• may he . obtained en application at the • Atkinson, and Hunter. The n . {Navy OfTlce, or the Office of the Comnbsioner of any of his Ala 43vcrag, lust ruldirdura, by VIA RDI N o, No. 32, St. James's.street, 1. A REPORT on the FARM of THOMAS II GREG, Thui. at roles, Hertfordshire."' Conducted as She non-fallowing System, 8.0. price 2s. 2. An Essay on the Name and Origin of the Merino Rae of Sheep, Syr). 2e. 6d. & Dr. Rielardson's Prise Euay on the Importance of Florid Grass, Bvo 2s. RI i• (... jesty's Dock-yards; where Information may be obtained as ro the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the documents they are to produce on the day of evartilnation, the salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students, and of the offices.to which they will be eligible after they have screed the tcrm of Appr9n:lceahlp. .. ___. VAII4ILIES retiring to the Countear-eithietrg th e I Just published, containing 36 large Sheet Maps, coloured, price 1- 'summer, are recometurnded to takes supply of M I DPLFe Four Guineas, half-bound, WOOD'S ROYAL AISYSSIAN FLOWER SOAP, whose. ensi. 1 AVOISNE's New Genealogical , H is to rical, and : rent properties tendei Hard ne Salt Water as pleasant ge Soft, A- 4 Chronological ATLAS; being a complete guide to History, I With wh ich it 'wallies. the skin delicately white, preserve! it and other imperfections duriegsbe both ancient and modern, exhibiting an accurate account of the ' ""oils, prevents chapping origin, descent and t o of all the Royal Families, frost the moat inrenee heats and . makes the operation of shaving pleasant to the tenderest (ice.. lii. Ron' Patrtms the Prince lternr a beginnirg of the world to the present time ; with a short Hist°. the Palters. of Wales the Duclies4 of York, the Dukes of York ? tiro! Account of dile remarkable Etents that happened during the Clareme, and Ct.rnh.rlaiai, mid most of the Noble rinsilieV,'ara Reigns of each Emperor, King, Queen, Prince, &e. in the above • . ! graciously pleaied to Ole it, and the repute in which it is held by period. . ;I • end may be .. the Gentry, flatters the Proprietor it only wants an introduction Panted and said by I. Barfield, dour-street: generally to e•uablish its fame throughout the universe, price is. bad of all the principal lionk.elleri in the United Kingdom. the square, 10x, per dozen • four dozen or upwards will he seat, carriage paid, to any part of the Kingdoni. Also hit Metal and Tunbridge Sharing lioxes filled with the San% ts. thi. to es. each ; sad his r e ilebra;ed-Costnetic Powders ate sold by Venders of Per funirry in every principal town whose riteral orders of Perfu mery veil! be strictly attended to by J. W. Midslleu o u d, at his Warehouse, 110, High-street, WhitachapeliLondani. This day was r ublisbcd, in Vol. 4to. price 10s Gd. In bombs: Dedicated, by persnistine, to Its Royal Highneas the Prince Regent, , N ELEMENTARY TREATIFrE ON THE Il MO'JN FIND of NAVAL ORDNANCE ; shewine, the true principles of C.;nstructiCil for the Carriages of every species of Ordnance, so as to Attain the power of working tile Heaviest tn-tal with the fewest battik'; with tirt least * possible strain to the ship ; and with reftreace to every Whir oeslati:altim which can possibly etttrr into the corribination.:Meninirstrated by a %allay Dia,trams and Copper-plates. • • By I .ieut roam-Colonel . W Nif . CoNfiß EVE. A .li4. And Equerry to his Royal Hiilineut the Prince Rettern. Printvel for "I - . Egtentm,l <Mawr; I dbrary;, Wititetaall; and W. H. 'Wyatt, Repertory Othce,,Sio...Clernent's. A AEAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. THE AMERIC.US SOOTHING SYRUP. r.ever-tailing remedy for Children Cutting their 17eeth, was brought front America by a family, where L I it s has saved hundreds tot children when thought past recovery I. through c9nvulsions ; far In half an hour after using, the child will gradually recover, being as innocent, as efficacious, and so I pleasant, tt at no child will refuse to let their gums he rubbzd ttwitlt It.. W..et children are four months old, though there Is i sa k appearanee or teeth, mothers should rub one bottle of the Sopthnt ; Syrup, on ,their gums, for, by or•ening the pores in that early at • . ;e, not one child in a hundred will have fits, or what is tr ruled brectneg the teeth in their loins, the cause of so many rickety chiMeen ; and prevents that painful operathsat of lancing S h e g vhicli always makes the next tooth much harder to cote..tl. rough. Mothers ought reser to be without the Syrup in tilt: Nurstry , far if . a eltdd wake in the night with pain In it/ pits, it inimtfillately opens the pores, heals the giant, and pre silos f.oir or ectitrulsithic • 'Es be bade or the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co. Ns 94, Newman-street, Oxford street; Latkley and Sens, Fleet Market ; ShaNY. 41A Edwards. Sr Patti's Coat cti-yard ; Guidon!, 4%, Corn 109 ; Newhvry and Solt, tit, Paiu'enturch-yard, and Dame .str.et, I DuMin ; putiti% 4, Chrtivids ; and by ail Ate principal Medicine i %rel. ism in lawn and coning, at Se. 9d. a bottle far ready money. Caarriog.—lie sure to ask for kaohnson and William's Auteri- Ar kosxhaqg Sy; up. as there are a number M spurt •µp torts. N: B. nfra. Jottwettt ralurvea the Infant poor as usual, 4t her Ulm,- every Tuesday and Saturday moot i ng, from nitre to ten s'ci ick, by brintinr a R.ver from a asspeciable housekeeper, that they tire real nb;ecta of charity._ • 'lids day was published, prier Ins. fn r ANEW SYSTEM of l'llYSrCugivro • g, on prin. tildes Of Pcience An Pltilor,oiihy, I ettirtithl of the Vitalizing PowerisAf tliz• 16421 Sod)...t,'artd the PhottOthena of Local and Constitntioaat ''Yorrangernetets, intros •wrsi-ls is de duced a Plan of *l'eatnsent td Vissases, simpleandperogiitons; the Intlicviona of,..vltith apply with ease in ,thenn.st c mph:arta Adal.str. s. RTCV.IAPD - REEC.E; D. Menilret•'of the Royal College of.S.irgentis,'Stc. • From the Anti•lacnbin P.eview of.lanov - y, ISi . Chernicr: t'ciencereutersded-lermodern discoveries, and ens bracing the wide : circle of all.matter. frir 44 subject, has happily hren ol late rear* will much advantage lbthe cot Stitt , - tion end action of animal !miles. On this foundation, and the principles of pneumatic chemistry comlined .Isetth the laws of animal matter, is built the present system o ieh now Wets itself to our e xamioation. 'fie auti,or'4 thtory.R,toLenions, un'.varbal , In its anpliiratiou,.andairtn . .li a readyexPlanadmi of every ionc tion of the animal economy, both. health and' ender In the pectin! port of this work, thi.Author has shewn MAU. correctness and clearness of elatidatism arrang;ng the mime pies of treatment in the various diwassfs., The candid and illwral twill freely allow to this publication its due portion ot user'; jen- Inn y, however, it not less consmrm among :sracritioralra than it tort. 4 formerly supposed to be among female., and. Dr. Rene' must !Mt esnect wholly to PiC3pe its fangs 1 hose, too, who are court a smuggled admission into toe College set)l very probably t• ink tins volume furnishes opportunity for a.:ce:tt:,tivg their 11•••• , t1 and honourahie purpose. Their °plutons then may be c .n.:;!•red as a key to their secret views. A. to tom own old ), we must say that we have rather fallen short than et - c.,,!etl in the commendation to which we considered this work sr.wlesi." From the Critiral Review of Fcbrunry, 1 111. " New theories, by promote, g and exeOing conird vergy. getve to energise the irreileettrel farts/this- of men, atol to prevent the mind from becoming a sort of I.ethean pool of indif ference and apathy. Whatever may re theisrulit of the peculiar theory of Dr. Reece, we bel;eve that the fort-mar: which ::re con tained in this volume will be found useful, and the practical di rect..ors hi general irosible and judlciotis." • Sold by Burrs* and Co. 90, Bedford :street, Covent-garden ; Sherwood and Co. Psternoster-now; and ad Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author. just published, price us. tur the information of Paritautent.and beads of Families, addreswd ►o Maw G. Pnintiergast, Esq. M. P. &c. on the Pr.suent Stste of Medicine in.!..ittst Britain, and the Opposi• 104)0 presented to its Introvetnent, as a Science, by the London (t.dege of Physicians- wi , h i contrasted View of the State and Progress of Surgery and Pisariatacy,6 wearabired. by amour IWbcraj Kauseiseas. • • " eallA A CARD TO THE FEMALE • DR. HE TRG I L j itst y-cekbial ed al:). PILLS, for different 'complaint. incident the sex, at Ira lions period.. of life.. It • has been hilly obsess ved, that women, more than the nther s-a, may be considered in a certain degree as invalids; they are subjected tea variety of 'diseases:luau 4hib na ture of the functiors they are destined. a 1 mothers, to perrorat ; wh eh en•als upon them weakties-, pain, and an interroption nil those regular seeeriiiiits "colinetutil with the hilt enjorment of health. Toaet ON the canstitutioa sr sb e f ema l e an d re l ieve l ks. pi:erection, no remedy 11'.13 been known to operate pith such 4 r tai:vy, quickness. and *eery, as IV. Fothergill's Female I'llll r - c if I sinhes h gli tonic an.l inswiratin pow-in, with is pectiliar qua lity of relieving tultneiii, oppreuton, and these ..tber uncaasitymr-. toms which write from too mut:ILI/lend it the habit; alley age the nrut certain cure for IMVOUS,ltytteric. and flatplitin couviaints, ai wtil at the various alter spasmodic affections so comnion to khe r srx,'Bdr. Fothergill'i‘ Pith. as a fatuity medicine, shoillthhe to •postiessam of every mother ayd other guardians of dm young, Who havasorsles untrurril to their care. sehlAsholessdc, and rasail of Mr. !twice's, 4, Cheapside. currier of l'aiertvito.:r-rtne ; "lazier and Co. and Nnitth,Cergli,eitcl Ma...-. derston, Falinburslh ; Baxter and At'Dmaki, Glasgow; .11extkild Granville atid:hsuf. ibCrt,:anti Hardin', Plyinanch; ,Newberry. l pod eon, Dublin ; ley k and ; Nlalory, Alining, and . :ones. Portsea; Sharp, Portsmou•b • Ingget!, raunron; "'rest:: May, Exeter Cele Weil and Sinn% Plaoa; crown, Bristol ; 'and most Bucketing* , in every town. in boxes, at 1.1.. Shl and l is. - Also, BUl`tAll'S Aeoutarto Pacrox.st. Lu: ENGr are, fnr im proving the voice, and for coughs, colds, a•tlnussa s vasslccousuink aloga.la Duxes at 131. escb. . • , . is v.. , • SALES BY AUCTION. DER KS, BETWEEN READING and WALLINGFORD. Massurs, capital Freehold Estates, Woods, Cottages, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garravrafs, on Thursday, the 29. e. of August, at Twelve, - - 9 'IIE:MANOR of ALDWORTH, with the fines, 31 - Ytilt-rents, Etc. the very eligible Freehold Estates, situate at Aldwortk, In the County of lierks; comprising two capital -Farms, weds {nod • Farm-bowies, Yards, Gardens, Osebards, Barns, tifplitrisVtidow, Pasture, and - AT - Ale lai d,tithrlbsei.lent sta•e of cultivation, upwards of 9co Acres, lying compact, neitriv in a ring fence, iuposses.ion of Mr. Barifio:oniew and Mr. Dodd, as mama from year to yvar. Also Burnet Wood, cod spilling upwards of an Acres, stocked with fine Timber, a Pub , pc-huu".., Wheeler's bbpp, and sundry Cottages, with Gardens and Land; the ibilidiogs are in,good repair, a dry, healthy and pltssam'estarfori,•and In the riCinity ofeatxient Market., within three miles of Wallingford, ten of Reading and Newbury, fifty from imidsp, and two mitre frogs Use Thames, a tunes property forTuvesting money. • 'May be viewed by applying to Mr. Bartholomew, or Mr. Dodd, the tenants, or la Mt Black Bail, &cooly, when particu late may be had; and at the ISAr.csul Cruets,- !leading ; Pelican, Islewuury ;-htiuMaitletalsead ; the Post, House. Walingford; Nr..Adams, High-street, Daford ; Castle, Salt-hill; Wiiite Flan, Windsor; of Messrs. BYowni, Gotobed 'and Browne, Solicitors, Nocinlk.street,atrand; et Garr-may'. ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-Ern, (Widen...44=lV, whore a plate ;My be seep. D ELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISOZ4EitS IN MAN CE. 489 , ,5G0 18 0 • - Amount Overtised - • - Subscriptions since received: The Unanimous Vote of the Common Catincil the Town of Liverpool, per T. Gul4thtly, 11. q. Hall the Profits of a Bull at I.iverpeol, tor toe joint benefit of the Portuguese Suifert rs and tile &lush Prisoners in France, transmitted by Messrs. A. Heywood, Sons, and Co. - • Parish of Baydon, near Alibourne, V 4 Ike, per the , Rtr. Wm. Mitchell 3 9 0 Parishes of Little Waliingbatr, Old Wahine:am, and Houghton, per Ole Rev. James Lee Waruer - 22 1 0 Parish of Much Marcie, near letibury, per the Rev. K. E. Money, Vicar Parish of Chair, near Newport, Isle of Wight, per the Rev. 'l'. Cooke - 4 4 6 Township of Marton, Lancashire, per Rev. Mr. Hall e 0 o Parish of St. David's Pembroke, per Rev. J. Jones 13 7 5 Liangleyfen, Denbigh. per Rev. li.Thelwall 110 0 Fryerniug, Essex, per Messrs. Daniel kou Sao 0 0 100 0 0 9 4 1 12 5 6 antl Co. - - Parish of Stapleton, I.cicestershlre, per ket. G. hlettans - - Pat tdi ot, Barerell, Leice4terAltire - ---- Westeri.on, Kent, per Rev. R. Board The Young Gentlemen by Board *antiloties - Collected at the Parish Church of Portientooth, by the Rev. S. Wells - - 11 17 111 Collected in the Parish of Ringmore, Devon - , # 0 0 Co 1. at Red k d•tch, per W. kiartbcc, Esq. - , 10 12 4' ' Transmitted per s tise Kee. C. Doe k4r ,of Annlngton, York : Paish of Sinnineton , - - - 14 9 9 ----r— Normal:by - ... . 5 14 0 ------ ealton - - - 4 II 4 8.17 G 8 s 6 13 8 0 U 7 U Transmitted by Mr. Thomas flitchley, of Macclesfield ; CoNected at Caw bworth and lioslet Chtuchto, per the Rev. Jame 4 Crabtree At Macclesfield Old Church, after a Sermon per the Rev..l.awrenee Heapy - - el 0 0 Wincle Chapel, after a Sermon per the Rev. R. R. Be!- demon - - EdWard Dowses, Esq. - Mr. Critchley - Mr:Newbold - - !Mr. Ayrun - - - i Mn. Orinuiditch - - 1 Mr. Fo4en - - I 111,:tv.rs. Samuel Pearson and Prsthers t Mr. '1 home; Dean, of Briley- i . . Sundry other Sulrcriptioos at and Doer Macclesfield, deducting XI. 10s. for advertisements S. D. 5 17 10 . . . 1 0' 0 2 s 0 8 g 0 1 i 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 w 1 1 0 . 5 1 0 - 1 co ♦ THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretarf o No. S, George-yard, Lombard-vita. uoßCEsmioHillt A VA Ltunt.r. ESTATE, MANSION, 0 ItICES, GARDEN, and Acta MEADOW end PASTURE LAND, WURCES. 'IER, partly oat dio Hooka of the SEVELN. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hop-pale Inn, la the City of Worcester, on Wednesday, August 28, at Twelve, in Lots, unless previously disposed of (entire) by Private Contract, HE much-admired and truly desirable ESTATE, called SANSOM FIELLIS, adjoining to and partly within the limits of the City of Worcester; consisting of a comfortable Mansion Hover, with requisite Glees, fit for the residence of a GAittel double Stables. Barn, walled Gar den, and si vei al Enclosures of the moat luxuriant Pasture and Meadow Ground, divided into Paddocks coniaining iu the whole co Acres, sir thereabouts, let to batriutl Wall, E,q. and other nowt respectable tenants; and two very rich Meadows, called IrEelise Meadows, situate upon the Batiks of the giver Severn, in the Parish of St.. Peter the Gres', in the Cams* and SW to the City of Worcestir, in the occupation of Anthony Leclunere, F.sq. Tlse whole Property is halal under the Lbrd Bishop of Worcester for Three Live* Absolute, and worthy the attention ..f I.len:lenien or Builder+ as there are many very Sates to erect Villas. The Mansi o n House, Odic's, an d the Land tient isird by Mr. Palfrey and Mr. Knapp, may be entered upon a ,Mixtuntbnab.stac, and the residue of the Land at Candlanaa following. •/. hie taste spay be v!ewed by applying to Mr. John Reece, at She House; and Particulars may be had at the Hen and Chickens and. Hotel. Birmingham ; Plough, Cheltenham; King's Head, I.loucener ; Mr. Mani+, High -street. Word; of Mr. Blaney, Evelham, Worceatershire; anal Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Colileiotaquare, London ; wheie Plans of the Yinate may be seen. BOGNOR, f t U6St,..Y. • Da4tal FREEHOLD RESIDENC/i, with 51.1 Acres of Mssdow Land, sundry Mratun4ies, Si:. • By . WIN?TrANLLY and Sp:4, ,At tho Hotel, .boguatr,,on, hd l itudity t ..tugust 19, at 12,1 n Lou, A . Very valuable TAEEI-101,1). EiSTATri„ siotto g Q E,ettu Ft kiird Bognor Lod g e, wittv suitaler attached pod detkbeil okra, *tailing for a horses, standing for 4 cacti-Ages, "awn, vralied gar.len, orchard, iiryieg.groend, &c. lir intriftailf Milani at the entrance •iil:thit II much admired retreat and watennpubre, Dognor,in tot doenty of PEssezt also sundry pieties or payed's, of very rich tweaddew land, containing altogether alitiut 3ti acres, part of which Is well 'adapted for bullding upsin, and will be lotted itiordingix tog -- - thersith 3 meg,o3ges, a !mre stable, and other out-bnilklino, in threeveral occupations "of I ady Col Sins, Mesas. :Tontset, L i Mai wick , Farringdot l / 2 and Ravleo t v :Ilia proper y *portico ' .tarty reciimmansled to wit Gentleman, who may be deiivius of a moo: 'cwitfirtahl4.• rends:nee In : Bognor. Buennr Is distant 7 inties 10 from- Arundel), I k from Petwortb, 14 lenni Vi'orthing, and about rid trim) Lon Jun. The knuse may he viewed 14 i'.ays precedit.g the We, between ;hr Iva* of 11 and 4; Particulars ' with engrave d plans, may be had on the premises also at the Hetet and I.tbraiv, Bognor; 'the Inks, in Chichester; the Crown, Artt.idelr; the tialf-ltrilion, proem -eh ;at the 1 Ahrarias. as Brighton and Worthing ;of John Beaus, Eas t , tat . pytedced*Ciiiirt, ; at the Mart; anal of Wsuicasivy az4 3 ins tat44l uallids•tow. .4. ~. A FIVE HUND ti::) YOU:if) inAR E ("Crake t7A...ti)E:4 114' Al tift.t.Ni.) J iINC: wid 41.1A1 kliY 1.01)0/.1 mil K. 1 W.l itli;.i. T0 . .131 7 . SOLI) BY ATM PION; By Mr. P.ICHAIth I> 14:21...151i.1&f, At Carravray's C.eite•bl4ll.l3e..elline.2ll.), VelJay.; August 1611, at l'et.lve n't.3oek, part by ord. r f the : Estes ors an t Aditiliiistratorli 'l' \VENT I birtrea in lite CranJ J,nt.aitto iu the Gra id 'cirri Ctatni ; Sixteen Ls' the and 'lon Share% in the Kent Wa..er•l,k'ork.r; also a laubstrikthota .hare of ,C;00 in the Corent Garden Particulars at Mr. N.-es:ham . % Cilikt-L, No. I. North Cantle: Aueeou Marc ; and No. to, U:.l Eseha: gc. . N. B. 1 he nest r.tular Oak of Jtarra will .test pLice ed 4, oesday. the 9.1 , t, lii he Auctiois Mar, and o t sv, ry firm and third Wednesday in die Melth. It is rroii.lo.• ti ti.:Rt orders to: the Sale of slimes bg PuLlt: tray a I ISt jive days prior to sack Saar, to tiobt. Cw AuCtionver to give titbit pulit.chy to tit • same by .i4verii..inelits. bze: 1 - urufl.E3. A LARGE CARGW *nil seck!ral 'Lott of fine lively 'lb RTLES aro 'mow •aut salt a:. A* l~irg'. Heat Tevran, rJultxy‘ drtvitd every day in thile ltightat prfvction for pr.:ttta. or a.tct to any . kart vf 't *ova or. Country. SOCIAL _ . • N ARRIAGE should be the 'Pallid:l6On cif SOCIAL , . LTA. Happiness, which is often disturbed thfough the Vir its, that form the union not•ratritigittio-ie pret:.atitions Which' w oat! sea' cut eshein the enjoyMentini thattecit dhasealie people .• of every nods p4y edesatioo to ilia Otitis of weetitick ; tut where/ the .cousdrution has been tainted by flasease„.or de:.:lh.aled by a t cortiln habit contracted at an early age, renovation or stability previons to entering that state is inlispetAliy retrilsite to nutlet( • the slocibarios *arks °flat, and to reanimate the tryttatte. Foe Ito Alsonlers•iiave.runtriinsted more CM rt I LOT welt-Wray PI yule- , mod happiness than those sviiich are the coliseipience of unguarded, pleasure. I; was this cq u aideiation which induced Messrs 6tlltiklE and Co. for these last twenty years, fa &Jett theihtuA Ales anti practice eactusivety to the treatment mul cureOf the Vea natal Diseise, and the disorders arising therefrom; as also to that derangement of the system, produceet by the de •suctive habit of the inconsiderate sclioui-boy, which bongs on those distressing Debilities and Deficiencies that . prevint or embitter the Matri monial state. Tim stieeessful resell of their plan, gives dwell additional ardour to' oppose_ the ravages of these complainus which are the most important in the cittalogue of human infirs unities. It behovesevery perahn who has itteivigird in this soli' tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professional men of ern!, nence and honour, to which Messrs. CUltillE and Co. chink die sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaint*. they Auld out no inducement to *ice; but-sensible as all ate* must be of the tOstence of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal College" of Surgeons or London and Edinburgh. Slight and reedit cases of Syphilitic in:talon are radically cured In the abort space of two days. Thine or the most obstinate duration, wadi as obstructions, inveter.ite strictures, paws of the bones, sleets &c. arc . p e rmanently and speedily cur e d. :.evers! Noblemen anti Gentlemen of the fret iespectibility have been wider the erne of Messrs. Carrie and Co. for the removal of cumpleints of the era titre, strictures, h.c.ind having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. l'urrie and Co.'s plan of treatment.. Many of these gentlemen bad st rictures lit to 40 years, and were under tee: care of Messrs. Horne, Reif viside, and ocher surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter front the many they are e:aily receiving from gentlemen returning theta thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous Pirabli. it walk sent to them unsolicitedafrons the son of a Noble Uri, who had laboured under this distressing andspainfui malady for ten years t he had been under the care of several surgeons of pro(essional eminence, none of whom afforded hint peentanttrt Mei; but from the superior mode of treatment adoptad and pursued by Messrs. Curtis and Co. be seceived a radical cure in the shoes space of one month. . " Dr. Ciiaatit lot, Hatton-Garden. Lord . --t— Teets great gleisertitu commdalcating to Doc* ". Cu rile the pertert re-estibhaliment hie health, In consriluente . of his a-tilde/1 ti admfrablktreattoent of titrict ureic' thrUrrdere. He may add, thaphe Ants nn‘ for mang years enjoyed so math " comfort and freedom, from pain'; and he entertams no doubt of . 1 his haviog obtained,'Shrou;th ids skill end attention, a perfect " and radical cure of that borrid eomphaint. As he was not 'a " stranger to the manner that ethers treated the complaint, he Lie 1, it in his power, front a fair trial and a just comparison, to pay " that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie IA Lids lit sensibly teels and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowledge." Messrs. Curtis and Co. may be consulted by patients of eithet Set, with the greatest tiscrecy and honour, at their house v hio. 107, Hatton-Garden.--I.erttors must be post paid. ToWIOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. N 0.9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON. 110149pltD sla g IBEI`, leave to inform yon, that ever since the year •1790,1 had been sainted with the I.ues Venerea ; its obstinately resisting every course of ine,licine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of satiation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate natare. Is 'the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, sine on each arm, and my le s were broken out in a frightful manner ; say right' was dreadfully painful, and had beettin a state of ulceration for the last seven years; ray left bad also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloure::, and gave me suck excruciating pain,' particularly when warra In bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; In this lamentable state, I was re commended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received f 0 great a cure by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which t began to do on the 96th May ; iq the course of a fortnigh I In gan to 'receive beneSt---in little more than a month the ulcers on nay head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my leg healed 'also: teasing, however, considerable discoloura- Bon in the aidia, and pain in the bone of the iett, which, by the blessing of G eo dd,, and a little longer perstVcrance in your invaltta.. bin Medicine, subside:it' the nodes dlspersing, the skin retaining itsnarural hue, and the nocturne/pains gradually going off—l thus ,became, ,by tour lishafal advise and nu:46n., perfect! y free (rem joy form*.complalnisl--Iseve recors red my, former spirits and atrengt n, and insist (time ?Tv' la:, in . which'sratchaving cons: tinned many' rironihre the nstoutshmenr of all who knew me, I .em at a loss in what tee,s to expresss my gratitude, but beg you for the goad of other sitffvring mortals, to mike this my WO public as possible, as I shall on every occsion•o-in so doing yes will greatly oblige, s k r, your grateful obedient very humble selt• wants • ALLY. 'ItAIIILIZED.. . Swan's Close, High-street, Edinbur g h. • Prepared and ma by ttisole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal Cogegebt Surgeons in London, at Isis horse, No. 9; New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residence tot more than 40 years, in a practise particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints,. and thus& itiaidental to the Vans of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which most his profession should always observe in such cases, he flat ters himself, die advice red assistance he gratuitously adesi. •tisters to persons taking this Med:eine, will be ccretned, by a dia. earning Public, as ati r.sisraurage sehient attained as.t.: void of aN ambiguity. They are also sold by his appoin' ment, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall !Mali ; the 'I ey-shop, No. 103, Ors fortbitres4 ; Mr. Disborough's, 244. 7, Fish-street-Mil, nearly op. visite the Monument ; and by one pteson iN every considerable to wn in England, Sec. in box.ta otaiy Cs. od. eels, sealed op wish talland plain slirectioos, whereby rt I suns oltatleer ma may care Iheusitivss with GUe and messy.