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ippp . l . lllllleggimpwwwwwempersts — evesr . e . ve ----,---,- .. ,• • ' SALES BY AUCTION. WHITE WALTHAM, BERKS.--Desirable Freehold Resi t denim and Farm, cositaining"Be6 Acres, tythe-free, except for a very small part, and Land-'l'a x redeensed, with immediate Possession. By Messrs. SKINNER, T'UCNIN said FORREST, on Thursday the 4th July, at I it, at Garraway's, in one Lot, , A VALUABLE and very desitableFREEHOLD Jk• ESTATE, pleasantly situate on an eminence at WhiteWal them, in a sporting part of the county of Berka,, commanding de lightful views of W inthor Castle, Cliefilenjaplow.hills, and over a vast extent of rich and beautiful country, four miles front Mai denhead, Enfield, and Bracknell, 6 from Windsor, 10 from Rea ding, and only SO from London, called Waltham-place; compri- sing a genteel commodious Residence, wish domestic Offices of every description, spacious Court-yard, with double Coach-house and Stabling, together with every necessary building adapted to the residence and farm, walled Gardens, enpital Hot-houses, Green-house, sad the adjoining Inclosores of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lauds, containing 296 Acres, ornamented with a ' beautiful lake, various parts of the Grounds are intersected with pleasure walks, pleasingly ornamented with fine growing timber, and the premises are abundantly supplied with fine water. In a short time after the sale of the Niue, will be Sold, the genteel Household Furniture, Live and Dead Farming Stock, and various Effects.—To be viewed by tickets only, which may be had, with printed Particulars, of Messrs. &linnet, Tuchin and Forrest, Al tiers/gate-street, where a plan may be seen. Particulars also of Mr. --- Solicitor, Staple Inn, Holborn ; and at Garraway's. 1 --- I XONDON MARKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, June tn. s Offal per storm of alb. Veil To sink that, 4 of a . Beef . ss. 4IL is is. 4d. . -. ss. 6d. to 7s! Od Mutton ss. Od. to Ss. id. Pork ss. id. to is 4d. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKWI' Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Peet 4s. 41. to ss. id. Veal 5I- Od. to 6, 44 illitton 4%. LE to ss. 61. Nark ss. 111. to 6s. 4.1 Lamb 5.5. Od. to 71. 4d. L,.. _ PRICE OF NAY AND STRAW IN sMITHFIELD. 'Meadow Hay 61. Os. to al. Os. Rowan el. os to 01. 1 Clover GI. es ro 81. 0.. Straw 21. 15. to 31. 15s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags Pockets • Kent 61. is. to 71. 10s. Kent 61. is. .to 91 95 Sussex 51. 12s. to 61. 15s. Sussex 51. ICs. to 71. 151 Farnham (Pockets) XI I Os. to £l4 Os. TRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Ducts Old. 22,id. Calf Skins 28s. Std Ditto 244. 2.1 d. Ditto 'Ms. 394.1 Merchants' Baths lid. 201. Ditto 34e 384 Dressing Hides 171. 1544. Small Seals so. 104. 31. 04 Fiat Coach Hides lid. tifd. Large ditto 120 s. .16os Crop Hides for curt. lid. ISO. l'anned Horse Hides 171 19d Ditto 194. 2944. Croat Skins . 345. 62s PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss. 9d. Town Tallow 64s Od Clara Market 3s. 9d. Yellow Russia C 5 i Od Whitechapel Market is. 71d. White ditto 60, 04 per stone of 81h. ra.--- Soap ditto 59s 00s fls led. Melting Stuff Sis 04 00s Orl Average : is Sid _Ditto rough 36, oos Od MIDDLESEX, ON THE BORDER (IF HER'rS. Freehold Manor Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Paddocks, pro- ductive Farm, and Lands, Tythe-free, with an early possession. By Mesas. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, . On Thursday, July 4, at Twelve,at Garraway's,in9 Lots, A VALUABLE and exceedingly eligible FREE- Cl HOLD ES FATE, situate at Bull's Cross, in the Parish of Er field, in the Csunty of Middlesex, on the border of Hens, only 12 miles front London, commanding pleasing views over Tbeobald's Park, and a vast extent of country. The Estate com *rhea the Manor of iloneylands and Pentriches ' otherwise Ca rds, with the Quit Rents, Fines, tieriots, and Royalties, and Cape) House, a commodious Residence, fit for the accommoda tion of a large family, containing a Drawing-room, Dining, and Breakfast Parlours and Library, with ten Bed-chambers, suitable Dressing-rooms, and Apartments for Servants, en-talent donuntie OlEces of every descrligioto, Coack-house, Stabling, and other Out-buildings, productive .Gardens, Orcen-houso, Pleasure ground, Lawn, and Paddocks of Meadow and, margined for a considerable distance by shrubbery walks and Planta , lons, bean tifully interstc:ed by the windings of the New River. An ex cellent Cottage armee, with good Gardens, and Farm-yard, with capital Buddrls for the purposes of husbandry, several halo sures of very productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, nearly cirendineto the high road, at Walthim Cross, the whole containing about Two I luudred Acres, Tythe-free, and Land tax redeemed. May be viewed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, by tlckets,tetween the hours of el, von and four, which with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Roberts, Solicitor, No 11, Store street, Bedford-square; alto of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Foroost,Aiderszate-strert, where a plan may be seen. The Farm and Lauds to be viewed by applying to John Chryne, Bailiff, of whom particulars may he had; also at the Four Swans, Waltham Cross; Greyhound, Enfield; and at Gateway's. COAL MARKET, lune 2s. nips it Market Sold Prices. 1.4 Newcastle 11 435. Od. ta 525. Otl. S Sunderland 1 425. Ad. to Os. ed. $ Culut 3 50.. 6d. to Oos. td. omm••••••••••••••••••• . SAVOY Pnisme—Wednesday the Leet Jury for the Duchy of Lancaster, visited the Savoy Prison, where the deserters taken up in the vicinity of.the capital are confined. Much to the credit of those who have the superintendence of that depot, the different apart ments were clean, though ill ventilated, the prisoners . healthy, and their provisions, consisting of bread, meat, cheese, potatoes, and beer, all good of the kind, ' and deaf out in the same quantity as to soldiers in 1 barracks. The only complaint was from a man in 1 solitary confinement, who alledged that he had beeti l discharged from the 56th regiment, in the Isle of Wight, above two years ago, as being unfit for sere' vice, but having the misfortune to loge hia discharge, I he had been taken up and treated as a deserter ; that ! .lie had beep deprived of the ordinary indulgencies of the piece, in consequence of a grudge which the gtp-1 , tarn owed him ; and, as an aggravatiun of his stiller ings, stated, that he was upon short allowance. hi turned out, ArtArtenquiry, that this man' had been com mitted to the Savoy no less than ten times with i n the' t ~ last three years, for desertion, and other military of fences ; that hie condnct was so outrageous, and his 1 . example so mischievous to the others, some of whopej ire young Lids, that his removal from their society 1 became absolutely necessary ; and, with respect to the charge of being on short allowance, there was in his cell a quantity of bread and meat 2 pparently suf. thient, for a day's censumption. In the black-hole wore two soldiers belonging to the Guards. They a e . ''were ti uly penitent, and seemed to think 4.9 hours confinement there worse than a severe flogging. The black-hole is not, as is generally supposed, a loath some dungeon, impervious to the light. It is a etrong room, up one pair of stairs, into which light and air are admitted by a small aperture in the wall; but, it must be - admitted, that the light, at noon-day, is' scarcely sufficient to enable one person to distin- suish the features of another, at two yards distance ; and, when the door is shut, the air is scarcely ade quate to the purposes of respirati a pn. This is an evil which ought to be remedied. Beyond confinement,' no restraint or coercion is used. Irons, chaies, and the rattan, have been abolished. several years ;—still, though much has been done to temper the riga ors of military co . Stody, yet further ameliorations, particu larly ventfflition, are requisite ; and it is to be hoped that this suggestion will not be thrown out in vain, As Great number of persons are rendered very un happy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach; Obstruc tions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, Vo mitings, and Bilious Complaints, Head Achs, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, &c. We are authorised to say, that SP/WOMAN'S • Pills are in most cases an excellent remedy for these Complaints; and especially recommended during the ' time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mine ral Waters ; also for those visiting warm Climates.-- Prepared by THOMAS Smarm° E , juneDruggist, Tot tenham High Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an assign ' ment from H. and .I. Beswice, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Speediman ; and are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church- Yard ; and Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, in Boxes at 2s. 45. 6d. 10s. 6d, and One Guinea ; and ' - may be had of the Principal Venders of INiled.cines in } Town and Country. Weems are the most frequent sources of Childress' diseases. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with vielent pains ; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption oaslecay. 'Both as a preventative and cure of these taarming complaints,. Ching's Potent Worm Lozrages is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal.' The public approbation given 'to the Pro prietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonder ful success in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of whish no other medicine of the kind can boast.— Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medicine to re sort to, whenever the stomach or bowels of children are any way disordered, which. it will always be found to telieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Bader's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row, and retail by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall" .and Johnson, Gosport; Alma, Weston,Mallory Poe' - "'Neter ; 100 ACRES of GI&.%SS LAND, with an elegant VILLA, • • at Hendon, Middlesex. By Messrs. SKINNER, 'CU CHI N, and FORREST, At Garraway's, on Thursday, July at Id, in several I.ots, .A:vALVABLE and most Desirable FREEHOLD ES FAIT, delightfully situate in the Parishest of Hendon and Finchley, a rural and beautiful part of the county of Middle sex, within seven miles of the metropolis ; comprising an elegant Villa of •Inatidsorne elevation, with excellent domestic Offices of every d.scription, coach-house and excellent stabling, beautiful and extensive pleasure-grounds, shrubberies, lawn, and capital walled garden, fully cropped, and Admired with a varier) of wall land standard fruit -trees, two fruitery-houses, urangery, ice house, 'and elegant dairy, and the surrounding rich paddocks of productive meadow-land, tithe-free, lying within a ring knee, intersected by a serpentine river, and well stocked with valuable and stately timber-trees,. plessingly disposed, containing in the whole near toe Acres, with a farm-yard and suitable buildings. The Villa Is suirable for a large family, and contains eleven bed chambers. three dressing-roonis, au entrance.b all, drawing-room, dling-room, anti-room, and library, a corridor leads from the principal aeartmenta to. a conservatory and aliandsome saloon or ball-room. The house and offices are remarkably well sup• plied with good water. The premises have been recently put into a Complete state - of repair and much Improved, at a very conside ' rable expence, and are now fit for the immediatereceptiost of a family. Immediate possession may be had. To be viewed by tickers only, which, with printed particutirs, may be had of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aidersgate- I street. Particulars a/so at Gangway's. arid Jones, .rortsea ; Trewanan, ExL. ' Cookwor thy, Glorille, Gilbert and Hoxlind, Plymouth ; Newbery, Dublin ; Baxter and M'DOnald, Glasgow, Smith, Manderston, Scott and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Cruttwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Man chester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir mingham; Gregory, Brighton • and most Medicine . Nil/elders, in Dozes at la. 9 d. and 541. 6d. each. • YORKSHIRE.—A DELIGHTFUL RETNEMENT. By hIerirs.'SKINNETWFUCHiN, and FORREST, On Tlitiridayi-Nny . 11, u t at Garraway's, 'A Small andomplct, butt most tiesirtble FREE HOLD BS'[ A IN, agreeably situated iu rhr mitch-admi • red village of Welton,a line-sporting part of the East Riding of Yorkshire, a cheap and plentiful Country—about ten mile* hom Hull, Beverley, apd Marker Weightoa, aril within tour of South Cave ; comprising a cre-ta:,se villa, of handsome and uni-1 form elevation, with coach-house, stabling, and every requisltel office for the acconvoodatiou of a genteel family. T he grounsts eo: sain about eight acres, and are laid out with great taste into two lasset.s ; a proiluttive antiwell-stocked kitchen garden, with a double itot-hotise, thick and thriving shrubberies, and a paddock, margined by a pleasure walk, forming a delightful retirement, that may be supported at a moderate expence, the air is salubri. ous, the neighbourhood highlyrespectable, and the taxes very low. The estate commands charming views ov.-r a picturesque and• interesting country, beautifully intersected by the River Hu •nbers More I.and contiguous a the Village may be purchaerd by Pri vate Contract. To be viewed try Tickets only, which may be had with printal Particulars of Mr. Martin, Attorney, Hull; awl of Messrs. Skinner, tuchin and Forrest, Alder:gate-infect, where the Elio vat ion of the leause may be seer. elegant t VILLA, with an excellent FARfsi 180 Acres of Land, with several-beautiful Spots for Betiding upon, within seven miles of Cowl'. By Messrs. SKINNEIV, TUCHIN and FORREST, On Thursday, July 18, at 'fwelie, at Garraway's Catio-house, Change alley, In•Nioe Lots, AVALUABLE, and mostdesirableFßEEHOLD ESTATE, called FUR Z EDO W/4 or WOOI)LAN DS, the property and residence of H. Baring, Esq. delightfelly situate be tween the villages of Tooting and Streatham, in. the! County of Surrey ; consisting of an elegant modern-built shin, with excel lent domestic offices of every description, coach-houses and sta bling, be: ntiful pleasure grounds, plantations, and shrubbery walks, couiervacury, greenskouse, puckery, &c. productive pr dens encompassed by lofty walling, and the surrounding enclosures of meadow, pasture, arable and wood Land, its a high gate of cultivation, lying very compat t within a ring fence, ornamented with thriving limber-trees, pleasingly disposed, •and containing in the whole 180 Acres and 1 Rood —Lot I. 'lle Villa; Pleasure grounds Gardens, Lawn, and the adjoining Paddocks, in all 5 3 Acres.-24,0t 'A. "!'he Farm House, which might at s moderate I. expei.ce be 1 rndered arqable for the residence of a genteel family, with an excellent garden and i I a:res of laed.—Lot 3: 34 Acres in front of the toad leading 4rom Streatham Church to Mitcham, a charming spot for the erection of a villa, commanding moat dr : lightful, and extensive prospehts.— Lot 4. Tooting Wood and Pear-tree Close, about 19 acres, in front of the road leading front Lower Tooting to the Commoti.—Lot S. An Inclosure of rich Meadow I.and, of G acres ti ro•ds and 9 perches, adjoining.— Lot 6. Part of Great and Little Furze Field, containing IS acres roads and SO perches as staked out, in front of looting Com mon, a beautiful situation to build upou.—l.ot 7. A Field called Upper Stubhre Close, contabeng 8 acres i rood and IS perches, in trent>of Tooting Common, also eligible for building upon...- Lot 8. A Field adjoining, called Lower rtubbie Close, containing 4 acres 3 roods and 31 perches,_ in front, of Tooting Common, ! suitable for the erection of a cottage. -9. The valuable Manor of Tooting tiraveney, producing about £lOO per annum, exclusive of hues, herb ts:and other manorial rights, Fo be viewed by Tickets only, which;with printed Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Skinner, "Cochin, and Forrest, Alders gate-street, where a Plan may be seen. l'articulasa also at 4ar taway's. __, ____ . , • • , .. S. ' ALES BY AucrioN. : D IKON's cskbrated ANTTBIUOVIS, PILLS, \ ' • MIDDLESEt. are patronisedand . use by the Reyal %Am, woo bare taken a t andttionnf t.hc Nobillry ; , anion = wham ire chi follinvin theta with Success CAPITAL FREEHOI.D ESTATE, MARSH and ARABLE %somata*, Buckingham Rev. John Stoddart, North- LAND, TOTUENHAM, Four Miles from Leaden. Vilellate* Bulimic?' ample Duchess of Demaskiro Rev. A. Wanes, A.hisigton, By Mr. ROBINS, Dowager Lady Say and Sete Susses At Garraway's Coffm-kouse,'Change-alley,Cortshill, on Widnes- Lord Kilmaine Fdw. Warren. Esq. Guildford day, July Yet, at ts, in SeVelaLots, 1 Sir It. Williams, Bart M.P. street i Sir 'William Mariners, Bart. Isaac Heasley, Esq. Stuck Es " 4. Valuablit FRLEHOLD ESTAT7., Land-tax redeemed; , -kr a tarn-hume, • Garden , B arn , IK. Hughes, gsq. '7ils Light I change , -- Colonel Stnrringtas Plait, A comprising aNa _, with C Stables, and Out-buildings, and upwards of Stven_trfour,Acres of rich Marsh, Meadow, and Arable Land,lyiag compact; situate at Tottenham Hall, near the epos at Tottenham, and pert abut ting on the river Lea; very eligible for building or garden ground. A very desirable and highly improvrable property. Mliy be viewed by applying to Mr. Ridgway, on the Promises ; at the. K'hite Hut, Tottenham, where Particulars may be had ; at the Red Lion, 'Tottenham; Angel, Edmonton; Assembly. House, Stoke Newington; Cock and Castle, Kingsland; at Gar rawai's; and of Mr. Robins, Wiuvrtek-street, 6ohleu-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Dragoons --- INhoPP. Mrs. Fellows, Forum, Bucks 1 .cilid Godsall,F q Piccadilly. DITOII . II PILL/ are fnuud to be au incomparable nernedy for restoring tha lona of zhe : 4 tomach, for -swing lwdig stint, fl,r 'preventing Crodides, and th•nr consequent, tbsagrea‘aie Erects dom ma n int h... 4m i.. 1: bey preval, ;habitual caul tvinPorarT ,Costivenels, sick Heal-achs, and Heart-burn which is Oa whined by Pregnancy, and debilitated Stomach, wheit r arising front die Acrimony of the redundant Mae, intemperate Dist, or Drink rlot to Excess. 1 Soldwholesale and retail at Mr. Babel's, 4, Cheapelde,Carne• of Paternoster-row ; and retail by &lain s od Sharp, Portennoiiii !fall and Johnson, Gosport ; ; Allnuit, Weston, and Mallory, a A Jones, Ponsea; Trewman, Ea Orr; ; Cook worthy, Ghnprille, cl 'ben and Holland, Plyhmouth;- Newhery, Dciblio; /Liter and J M`Docald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderstoo aeon arid Cargill, Edinburgh ; Cruttwell, Bath ; kiss and Pock, Hall; Gricgsen and liillinge; Liverpool ; .Staim and Lynch, Manchester • Cowen, tilurviich: Knott and Lloyd, firming !arn ; - Cdegory, Brighton ; bid ascot Mediche Menden, in bout at Ea. 44L; each. SURREY. DWELLINO•HOUSES and adapted for the Erection of Villas, ornamented Cottages. &c. Land-tax redeemed. By Mr. PhYTON, At Garraway's Coif:roe-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Wed nesday, the 17th day of JUly, 1611, at Twelve o'clock, in Fif teen Lots, A VERY valuable COPYHOLD and small Part 11 FREEHOLD LS I'ATF, consisting of sundry Dwelling houses, and near 170 Acres of very valuable Land, divided into suitable Lots, and admirably adapted for the Erection of Villas and ornamental Cettages,as Retreats for professional Men, Mer chants, Stc. pleasantly situate at Knight's-Hill Lane and Nor wood, and within five Miles of the three Bridges. To view the Estate apply to the respective Tenants. Specifi cations may he bad of Mr. James, land Ag►nt, New Boswell court, Lincoln's-bin, London; of Mr. Townley, Land Surveyor, Walworth, Surrey; and at Garraway's. __ - ADVICE.. \WHEN Men . of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the must bare and certain method of treating a trw prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the hest proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. :Stlrgrems, have been intluced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi cation, and hs concomitants, Strictures and Gleets. which, by an improvecrplin are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de-- bility, whether arising from liacchanatan indulgences, long re , ;.. donee in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often un happily pursued by the youth of both sizes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous na' of nee , you, diseases, which; if not timely remedied, strminate in Im potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequent, of such baneful itzbits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers tat the consti tution become enfeebled, as regnbuly. educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a fitm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health The result of a lorg and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, is remove venereal coroplaisna, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting, the petkene to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recant Cases where an earl/ application is maze on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform A cute In • the short space o: two days. i'l he unprecedented success of their mode hf trrattneut (which has never been its:own to tail in out t‘tni,k instancy in a vae nce of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injtaieus eke* had been m,rstteti icy rear Pr.bcdtioners.withont effect), induces them to tt.us publi:ly offer their advice. . Messrs . GOS and Co. axclusively professing the cure of these pvticalir complaint., in miler that they r.i y not be marked by a Mistaken leer, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno tint empiric, think it but jt slept o themselves to state, that they lbw been properly educated and initiated into every branch of lisu professien (certificates of witich,.from different hospitals, and irritimonials from the meet cannery l'hy. , cians, they have to 'cm since any inquirer), that the success resulting from their codes ,'Srours first induced them to quit the.practice of the general Frac !timer, and they presume :'...tr their pretensitins creittittite a fa'r ground for the vaprece , ls 13 t . d cunfichwice with which they have, by the public, been so liberal:y honoured. P.etients in the country are requested to state the partictilatv of their case, age, and manner of being, Indosing a Bank Note, for advice and medicines, and the same sail) he forwariksi to any ;art of the kiagdurn.—GOS3 and Co. Surfer's's, is, Bouvrrie .,, , steel t, eh:et-street. TO THE PIIBLIC. MY mind having been long made up to deviate from the almost invariable rule of a long, pompous dedi cation to some great personage, 1 hope I shall employ toy time more usefully in offering this Michas to those; many of whom have experienced the very beneficial effects of the Gu MON to Memel:4Es, and to inform others now suffering, bthere they may be certain of almost immediate ease, should nut their minds be prejudiced by the silly objections raise d by other practitioners, who, in many thousand instances annually, ere entwoling..wit tresses of the cures performed by my Medicines, after they hive had recourse to every expedient, without affording more than temporary relief: in fact, from the Hospitals in the Metropolis, are discharged yearly some hundreds, as incurable, who have af. terwards been restored to health and vigour in a short time, by the Guestonitui Medicines; which seem, in many instances, out only to effect a care, but to eradicate the disorder altogether, as will appear to every rational and unprejudiced mind, in the care ful perusal of the various cases introditied to this publication. some of which are copied frith a late edition ; not NY4th a view ' of ve c reatin g their numbers; bet, as may ; be enderstoed by the rerAral of the different atteatatioes, au iudisputable proof of the Safetf and Efficacy of my practice, which, .during the last Soren years, has been extending it elf to every quaver of the world ; and although the meanest falsehoods and artifices have been re. sorted to by the whale Medical Tribe,. (excepting few of the • more liberal), basely to rob the community of the comforts and ackeowledged advantages of these most useful disceveries : yet the convincing proofs I am sending daily to the world, supported by that honour and truth it has ever been my pride and study to preserve inviolate; the reputation of ilieGuesietilen Medicines has become firmly established, aad justly claim a decided pie• eminence In the cure of all those disurders for which they are recommended. To offer any one specific mode of practice for the cure of e. variety of disorders, differieg widely in. their nature, would amount to an absurdity ; I yet feel. it au hid ible duly in nee, to make some mention of those cu. s in which the various Guestouian Medicines have teen conspicuously efficacious. - in Gouts Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Mercurial Rheuma- , tism. and all freed pains, they hare been used with unequalled ; success; and in that most painful, alarming disorder, the Osut in the Stomach, which has always bailed our ablett have never known or heard of one single instance, iu whic they did not produce relief in * short time (mostly in a few ofts nutes); so that this hitherto dreadful messenger of misery Nei death, need no heiger be considered formidable. 'ln Schrolidous Enlargements of the Joints, particularly th painful enlargements or the knee, called White Swelling, I hairl the authority of several Medical Gentlemen practising with my Medicines, for stating, they will invariably remove the disease, if used with perseverance before matter is collected; and even where that has been the case, numerous are the instances in which their great superiorl y to every other remedy is proved In Paralyeic Affections, I wish I could speak whit equal corfi dence and precision ; but the various causes of that destructive malady, and the numerous characters it assumes, makes it im passible; I ant yet forbid to be wholly silent on the subject, front the great number of persons who have beta relieved, and ulti mately cured by my practice; more particularly that description of Palsy, frequently atteedant on old neglected liketonatistu. in Pleurisy I have never failed procuring ease almost directly, and a certain and speedy cure, frequently after many years mind ing, and after numerous r.e;ular practitioners in physic have been employed hi vain. In old Sprains too, I claim a decided pre-eminence. The unrivalled excellence of my Welcome Guest for the cure of l'ooth-aeh, Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum-toils, next commands my particular notice, because the Tooth-alt is certainly one of the must acute Fain', but which the remedy here spoken of, has never in any one instance failed to cure, if properly used ; for, although I have endeavoured to render all my directions as intelligible as possible, I find but few persons pay sufficient attention to enable them to use any of my Mediciises with that exact propriety, which would Olt nil accuse.", insure almost instant ease, situ . rapid recovery from any of those disorders 1 pr . efess to cert.. I have therefore found it necessary, to forth the resolution of never selling any of my Medicines to any person fending in or near London, unless they have first had it once used sr my berme, or hewn once attended by myself or 'one of my MediCal Assistants. To persons living at a distance, I certainly rend niedfienes to order ; but to them I have an opportunity of explaining in answer ' by letter; and in many instances, I have sonic Medical Gentle- man in the neighbourhood, who practices with my Medicines, t, whom I can refer for their inaguction ; bet in London I have tut, , nor do I intend to establish any agent to practise generally, and to answer aeplications by letter, would from nanibera alone, be impossible. Pains in the Head have been uniformly cured by my mode of 'Healer, even if ever so long standing; out of the incalculable number of which, I have observed:time hundred, who had every appearance of approaching insanity; and I really feel more plea sure than pride, ia asserting, I have saved AU, who have come under my care, from that moot melancholy affliction; whirls enables rase boldly to pronounce, that very few, if any, recent cases, nwd that dreadful alternative we too frequently witness, where tile patient is consigned to a mad-house till death, without the most distant idea of medical relief ; thereby forteiting every chance of recovering that meta inestimable, and the grandest en joyment on earth, Ratios al Faculty. I must here state my unequivocal and firm coavictlon, of pose sessing the happy means of restoring the far greater number of those truly deplorable objects to their families, their friends, and tee world. In concluding this Address, I have to observe, on the very handsome letter forwarded to me by a Medical Gentleman, late a Surgeon In the Army, whom I had the satisfaction to efftet a complete cure on (in a few weeks), although be had been under the care of a variety of the Snit proessors in 140 .ic and Ana tomy for many years, for a Sciatica or Hip Gout, by which he was frequently in such pain, as to be incapable of sitting or stand ing in any one position five minutes at a time. Hag very generous notice of these truths, and unsolicited endeavours to serve his country and the public, don him much credit; I feel it a (hay I owe him, myself, and community, to subjoin (with hie perminino) the letter wltten toe on this occasluu—l am the Public's obedient Servant. ISARNE'I . GUEST. No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Foot of Blackfrier's Bridge. [Vide Surgeon N elson's lett.: in a future Pai•er.] SOCIAL HArI'INESS. • MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Soci3l •c v.a. Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking tilos , precautions which would se ' core them the enjoyment ortbst gre.tt domestic blessing. ['tope of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlitit; but whet* the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit coittraerod at an early age, a renovatiom of stability .pervious to enteriit7 that state is indi-peesitily requisite to reviss ,theolumbeetie sparks of liflikand to reanimate the systems. lice no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy liymt nag happiness than these which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It w.ts this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years. to direct their stu dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of die We nereal Disease, and the disorders arisieg ther.frum ; as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the det-tructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these distrewirg Debilities and Deficienciea that prevent or embitter the Mari- Menial state.' The successful result of their pan, gives theta additional arlour to oppose the ravages of ,these come/anti, which are the mast important in the catalogue ALbtmse 'abr. nsities. It behovesevery peram, oh. s..ettsfillt i siod is tab solo Mary vice to seek relief ley c'effiulting Pc. , f , ftsioral men of era name and honour, to whitib Mears. CUILRIE and Co. cher. the sanction of scholastic authority, as well As the testimony at uncontradieted facts. hi professir.g the cure of these complaints. they hold out no ihducemait to vice ; but sensible as all men must be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assistance a. sgularly educated Members of the Royal Cialer•os of Surgeons ut London and Edielyorgh. :light and sweet cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the short space of two days. 'Those of the most obstinate duratior, such as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bones, gle.-ts„ &e. are permanetttly and speedily cured. rseireral Nohiensen mil Oentlensen of the first respectability bare been ender the care of Idyll"- "...le anti Co. for the removal of cornet/ants of the are thra, strictures, Ac. and having reteieed a earli-zai and permanect cure, request that references msy be' ade to them as evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Cvrilc and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many set these gentlemses hal streturesfrcies 10 to 20 years, aud were under the care of Mesars.Hooseslies ' Viside, and other surgeons of equal endoestee: who or emptt! their cure by the apphcation of the lunar caustic, witho...t seccet. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the fullest/in; letter rote the many they are t:aily.receiving from gottietneureturnin; them thank. fpr their rtstoratiuu to sousuland mentor link's. It wr:i cent to them a:solicits-dor/en the son of a l'itNe Earitabbo ha l labour'd under this distressing and painful makatly for tea wars' he had been under the care of severamegeans of prufestiond eintneti.m, roue of whom afforded lint pe t •4; 1:.• front the superior mode !%f %raiment mcoiglicriall reti pursed I c Messrs. 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As fie was not ,i " stranctr to thirsuanner that others treated the complaint,! , ce t, ‘" It in Ms rester, from s.fair tral sod a just comparison, to p 1 i " that tribute of antAtutt to Do Coyne which Le sisilsilq 4 , i• 1 " and shall ever be nut-t ready and willing to acknoWedge." Messrs. Currie and Co. may be corunfted by patiett. 4 et 1c Sex, with the- greatest secrecy and honour, at tlu. haute, • • 107, Hatton-Garden.--I.etturs .sun be.post k paid. EVGH WATEIt AT I.OND:3N BRIDGE TO-Milltito".v. Main ing ..... .......... Aftertionn .............. .. ......... 'l4 sroinures after 8 r...••••4••••••••+ . . q N D O Pdat act and patlOthed by Lavas Two 7, at the mica, Ne. Carey.s•rrer, and at ti (Wes nvi• t• 4 1111=1... -- I I