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72 - 17; :-~ :T- - - • 4.4 • 4.• - I W . k r l4: .t . , _,/Vlf rt: , -, • • 5. )Z \ t ,--~'- :~ "a 4•LIAL:ft:• • •tdll. 7 t • 0 NUMBER "x 637 GRAND AQUATIC FIRE-WORKS.; RANELAGH, MIT .I.nANK. THIS EVENlNG,*Auttust 29, by particular de- J. sire Of s• sera personages of iti.trinctioo, will be repeated; THE SPLENDID FETE, As given in honour of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, on Tuesday last. To the Entertainments of the evening will be added, a grand discharge of 4ky and Water Rockets on the River Thames, by the celebrated Signora Hasourt. An extra Sand will attend in the Gardens. Doors open at Sevtn, and the Concert begins at Eight oTiock. Admission Cs. 6d. NITH NAVIGATION. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for IMPROVING -I- the NAVIGATION of the RIVER NITH, haw , Ag resolved to s , raighten the Channel by cuttirg through the Nethertown at .1 Kingholm-merites, herein give No:ice, that they will receive Ilsiimates far Cutting the intuit as marked Woven the ground, per cubic yard, from such as are willing to costract. - The Nethertown is distant from Dumfries about a mile and a The length of the Cut will be 4d4 yards, themediunt width 45 yards, and the depth four yards or thereby, being one yard below the present level of low water at Kelton. The earth taken ow must be wheeled a distance of at toast IS feet from the edge of the New Cur, and laid along the batik with a slope of four to one. 'I he Contractor must find and uphold all ma , triale, add give security to the Commis,inners for finishing the same to the sativaction of the resident Engineer, to be appointed over the Works. Offers (sealed up and post paid) will be reetired until the 12th day of September, by Kober' Thresh* Writer, in Dumfries, Clerk to the Commisbioneri ter latirtrPing.the River Dumfries, August £6, 1811. - - TLTRTLES. A LARGE CARGO and several Lnts of fine 1 lively T'UR'TLES are now on sale at WILLSHIRE'S, Xing's !lead 'tavern, Ptriltry Turtles dressed every day in the tizhest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of Town or Country. This day was published, price Is. 6d. T HE GHOSTS of NELSON, PITT, and MOOR E. If thou art privy to thy country's fate, Which happily fereknowint May avoid, Oh, speak! SIIA KAMA*. London I Printed for M. Jones, No. 5, Newgrce-striset ; and to be had of all 13ooksellers in the United Kingdom. • 'lbis day was published, prlee Number a. (to be continued Monthly) of 'T'HEPOLITICAL REVIEW,and MONTHLY .1. MIRROR of the 1 IMES. By exposing the corruptions and tyranny of the times, we mean to advocate the Great Cause, " The Rights of Man," civil acd religious. London : Printed for M. Jones, No. 5, Neweate-istreet ; and sold by the different Booksellers in Town and Country. - - DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH. This day was publoshed, price 7s. in boards, this Second Mice, wits Additions, of P RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on Disorders of the s 10 MACH, including Flatulence, fipastw, Indigvu. turn, &e. with Remarks on the (Joe of the Bile in pronsoung IX gestion. By GEORGE REES, M.D. Mentber of the Royal College of Physicians, Senior Physician to thy London Dispensary, fcc. fee. London: Sinatra for Allenstod Co. No. to, Paternooter•row. N.B. Pr. Rees purpos.-s in the begiodlog .of October to cow ussoce a Course of Medical and Clinical Lattices.* Particulars say be known by applying at his house, No. Lit, Finabiiry-square. Mil FISH REVIEW. Oa Monday will be published, Price 6s. No. 111. of T HE BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON ciarrical. JOURNAL. Co IRTlxis--Hrywood's Vindication of Foxes History—Lord Elgin's Researches, and %%resew Letters—Ceres and Jacob's l'ra• veis in Spain—State of the Church—etzasa Voyage dans l'Anse tripe Meriilionale--Faber's Sketches of the internal Stare of Prinice—Srcvard's Letters and Poetical Works., by :cot!,—Pas ley's Easy on Military Policy, &c.—Moor on Infanticide, and Buchanan' Christian Researches lninctia--Quarterly List of New l'n!nications, Ste. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Roster-row. This gay wcrc published, pr i ce EFLECTIONS on the POSSIBLE EXIS chNcE and supposed EKPEDIENCE of NAI 10NAL BANKRUe ICY. By PFTER RICHARD HOARE, Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Su - and; J. Hatcbard, Piccadilly; and 1. M. Richardson, Cornhill. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Examination of Sir John Sinclair's Observations on the Report of the bullion Conimitfee, price is. Of whom may also be had, A Letter containing Observations on some of the Effects of our l'a i .er Currency, and on the Means of Remedying its present and pre wen ti IE6 !lAture Excess, price 2s. ed. This day was published; prise as. 6d. and sold by NVililain Pitt Pratt, Chanctry-lane, AFULL Account of the Curious and Interesting PROCIthiDINC;S insitutcd iti Doctors Commune, by Ra chael Dick agaiiisc hot usbana, the Rev. Wm. Dick, for a Nul lity of A.:at-rage, on the ground of iinpu - ency ; togctl►er %vial the senteure pronounced by bir John Nichol, Km. on Friday, the 24t1: day of May, fall. Wi.cre:.tito is added, the most singular P::urarivt of tht ca,e of the beautitul but frail Countoes of Feiss, di vo, col front he, linibau I, Rabort Deverigu::, re..al of &sex, for icnvotrilty, Amu, 161:.i. lit the press, and speedily w:II be published, iu Quarto, with Plans of Bat:les, &e. cite. OBSERVATIONS on the kreietit S.a:e of the FOWL UGUEE, ARNIV, sa oi - eonised tw Lieutenant- General air ILLIANI CARR BERESFORD, K.B. Mar,tiai and Commander-in-Chief of that Army. Wtth an Ac count of the different Military Establishments sod Laws of Por to} .lind a Sketch of the Campaigns of the last and present 'roar, aUril: l `w hich the Portugtwse Army wu brought into the Field, soitist the enemy, for the first tittle, as a regular forte. By AND ICE W' HAL !DAY, M.D. Ve.nted for John Murray, No. s 2, Fleet-a;teet, Locdon; Blackwood, Edinburgh ; i.nd John Cottoning, Dutlin. To FARMERS and BREEDERS of SHEEP. mrturs of the SOUTH-DOWN 'pet MERINO-DOWN FLOCKS. • FARMER'S JOURNAL of last Monday contains, in art authentic Communication to the Fditor, Calculations, by which are wicertet:tted the relative advantages ainates from t►ro Flocks of SOO iareeding Ewes eacii—one Anglo and the other South-Down. The inerea.ed quantity end vale•, of the Fleeces of tits Dowo-flick, wi.h Merino Rams, and their Crosses, are cleirly denion,trated; and the A uebor, a gimiemon of great respectability, whose reef name accompaMes lie article, is nor of the opinion, expressed by high authority at the late Hunthan] Meeting, that " a further 'mgr. sa beyoral • cross would not prove a:tv.uitag.:ous to the bre der."—On Monday, September 2, the atawe valuable publication will con tain a CHALLIINGE tram Lincolnshit . e, to depasture a given timber •of New Lelse.ter Sheep against en equal number of Merinos, whereby may be decided, not only their value to the Breeder, but to which of these breeds the superiority belongs In the ariTHes of Meat for the Shambles, and Wool fur the Manu facturer. few Copies of the last Number may be had, cot apiellestion to tie '29, Budge-row, Le date TIIU ltS DAY, 2. - :uGusr 29, 1811. TRANSPORT OFFICE, August 12, 1811. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING .111AJEXTT's TRAM SPORT SERVICE, for . taiusg Care of SICK" and WOUNDED SEA il , f2 stud for the Care aaa Custody of PRISONERS of W A R, do hereby give notice, That they will be ready at this Office, en Tuesday the 10th of September, 1811, to receive seeled Tenders, and treat with slice Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in HEALTII at DAR !MOOR, for Me months certain from the Ist of November mu. trader mil is reecho:l offer ow echr:h on the ciao a jtrcaty,mer and *stied molest the tarty, or an ageat for him, fterewally anode. Each larder most & aecompaaied ho a letter from two respeaalle per lent, megayiog to become homed with the perm temlering, im the tutu of 41000, far the lye tortforietemee of the con.reet. Fretker ilartiembrs may he instals by .ppl.yiv at thle Wm, IT I to Captain &grew, Dartmoor. TRAASPORrOFP/CR, /brat 21, 1511. THE COMMISSIONIMr for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTrs TRANSPORT SF:RrICE, for tAint , Cary ofSICKaadWOUNDED SEAMEN, amifor go Ctrs mai, Csi,,fodye PRISONERS of WAR. 410 hereby give Nail, That they wabt ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 17th of Sei tember, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons u may be willing to contract for supplying for twelve months certain, from the day of tender, Rod Port, And Mountain Wino, For Sick and Wounded Seamrn at Drat, Paington, Yarmouth, Woolwich, and Falmouth. And for Sick Prisoners of War at Stapleton, Norman Cross, and AralleyEttold, near l'enrycuiek, N. B. )Vc, reader k received after one ivied on the laf of treaty, neer any noticed talus the party, or an swat for him, peraTally attend. Each Tender mutt he tmosarpented by a Later from tleti roeftectsAt Perroote,onzaging to berme Attend with the Perim tendering, in the Sam .f 2300, for the dace performance yak. Cataract. Further "Perth:dart may he istrcvs, t y applying at this o.ffirri or to the Apia, of the said Commimamers, at the a bat e plates. LENT. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, TOTTINGTON FARM, in Aylestord and Bur barn, three milts from Maidstone v on the Medway, con taining.3io Acres I Ito .111. 17 Perckesou Arable. Meadow and Pasture Land, Wood, and Hops, let on Lease eo Mr: John Wihiash, which expires at Mishaelinas„ 1524. Also, a Track of Wood Land, called Long Tun, in Thurnham, containing 230 Acres, in excellent condition, and well steckea with 'limber. • Also, a Illumine, Barn, and Stable, and "abou IS Acre, of Land, in Sroetbury, in the occupation of William fah/ NVool terve, of lAA% Tun. Foe inultsr Particulars apply to Mr.Woodgate, Solicitor, Gol ds-044litre, London. MONMOUTHSHIRE. IRON WORKS, FISHERY AND FARM, OH THE RIVER WYg. TO BE I.E and entro-cl upon at Micbaelmat ill] I -2 A CAPITAL'IRON FORGE, wtth two Ham mers, threeeFineries, a Chafery, a powetful Rolling Mill, a convenient llseeldng House, divers Cottages, Stabil:l, Ow bowies, and aU other necessary ernivoileaces, and about twewy-. two Acres of very fertile Nleatlow Land, s:titaret at pleeti Wear, os the Banks of the Navigable River Wye, ahem three miles 'atom Monza iuth, and very near. she Forest or Dean ; to:etteir with a valuable and extensive saLnim Fishery in II:e !fiver Wye, now and for many years past in the occupation of Wiliam Par . tridge, Esq. these Works b.ve a powerful anti never-falling supply of water, and may easily be Wariest or converted to ary other pur pose, anti fioni their 'illation on the batiks of a navigable River and their contiguity to the Ports of Ilritiscomb, Chepstow, New port, Glouceiver, and Briqol, posseil great advantages. Art eligible tenant will meet with every encouragement, and may also be accumuntelated at Candlemas next, with a desirable Farm, situate within a very short distance of the Works, if required. For further particulars apply (post paid) to R. L. Appleyard, Esq. I.ineol,ss Inn, London ; or Mr. Williams, Attorney at Law, Menmouth. .k LL BY AUC VA LITArtLF: FR E F.IIOID MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and E.SI'A I Es, CAM lißlDt ;ESI-ORE and SUFFOLK. By Mr. l'ErroN, At Carra way's C..Cree-hou‘e, Cliatige• alley, Girnhill, to- morrow, _ . the 90th August, 1211, at Twelve o'Clock, - I'HE very V doable and most desirable FREE- I- HOLD ES 1 A iliS, part of them Tithe-free, in the fol loves& Lots : Lot I, The Manor of Witherifield, with the perpetual Ad vowson et the Rectory of Withersaeld, together with a most valeable F.s.are, nearly in a'ring-tenoe, situate In the parishes of Wit hersfield and Haverhill, in the county of Suffolk ; comprising three very respectable Farm-hours, (Dice of which may be con verted into a Gerelernates residents at a small exrence), with proper Offices of every descrip: ton, and upwards of lOW Acres :if inclosed and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the occupaton of Messrs. 'lns. Siggs, jun. Westrop, and others, and about 240 Acres of mapificesit Woods in band. Lot 2. The Manor of Shard:cloves Alllngton, in the parish of Shialycamps,in the cdunty of Cambridge, and a Very improvrable Estate ; comprising a respectabte Farm-house and proper Offices, with nearly 260 Acres of inclosed and open Fieith Arabic, Mea dow, Pa-ture, and Wood Land, in the occupation et Messrs. Ewin, Wedge, and others, and 14 Acre s of Wood i 4 hand. 1.11(.3. The Manor of Borough Green, with the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory thereof, and a verb eakiable Estate, its the parishes of Borough Green and Westiey, in the county of Cambredges convening seeps! respoetAle 'Bass-Isciautsii .and Homesteads, and about 680 Acres of arable, meadow, and pas. ture Land, Mario ...fence, in the occupation of Messrs. Fletcher, Wylie, and others, and about 140 Acres of Wo. e d Laud to hand. Lot 4. The Manor of Wrigley, and a most desk:dile Estate, in the parish of Westley, in the County of Cambridge; ciimpritings a very excellent Dwelling-house newly erected, fit for the mt. &mit. of a genteel family, with capitol Offices belonging thereto, two Pawn-houses and Offices, cnd upwards of 0 too Acres of ara ble, meadow, and pasture I.antl, in the ocznpation of Me..rs. Wedge, Lyles, and others, and 37 Acres of Weited I.and in hand. Igo 5. A Perpetual Rent Charge or Annuity of £lOO, most amply secured on a Freehold Estate:, in Cambridgeshire. The above Estates a't.tuntling r..th Game, are let - to most re. spectabk tenants at will, who will show their respective farms. They are situate near to t'arnbriep and Newmarket, id a most dell;htful country, inters cred by good roads, and are distant from London about 50 miles Specifications may be obtained SS days before the sole, by ap plication at tin Ar et, IMry St Edniures ; Cambridge; Rom, Newmark:4 ; King's Head, Nurwiclt; White Thirst, 10- wich ; Jo.e: h Bilicha, EA Cambridge; Edward Weatherby, Esq. and Mr. Rogers, Newmarket; Cie:4er Perri, Esq. Abing ton, near Linton ; Charles Wedge, Es 4 Westley Bottom, near Newmarket; of Me,4rs Woodcut:: and Bateman, Lincoln's Inn; alid at Mr. Jantts's (Mace, New Loswell Court, Lincoln's kin, London. SPALDING. LINCOLN::IIIRE. By Messrs. ALBIN and HANDLEY, At the White hart Inn, in Spalding, iu the comity tA Litwin, on Tuesday, the ad day of Sepiemb.•r next, between the hours u: four and silt o'Clock in the Afternoon, (subject to such condi tions as +hail be then and there produced) iu the following Lets: Lot LACapital MESSUAGE or MANSION HOUSE, with a Coach-house, Stabie, and other convenient attached and detached OlUcea thereto behingi og, toge ther with an extensive and substantial range sit Buildo:gs whet, in a Stearn Engine was lately erected ; and also tour Oatmeal and Ott Mills, with all other requisite and useful machinery for car rying on the said busiuess, and which aki conrain a CJal and Coak Oven, with large and commodious Gianariet and stor.. houses, together with two Gardens and Padlock adjoining, con taining in the whole about tour acres of rich Lana , in the tenure or occupation of Mr. Reiht.'Ayr:. This Let is eligtbly situate oil the West side of the river Wel land, which falls into the sea about U miles north-east of the town ot Spalding, communicating with tke port ot Boston, and the ca pital market towns of Peterborough and Stamford, and well worihy the attention of merclia , as. millers, oil crushers, or any persons who are engaged in business requiring room and even siveand substantial buildings. Lot 3. Two Tenemems, with the Gardens thereto adjoining, on the east side of the NVei:al.‘l, in the several tenures or occupations of Jane Haynes and Robert Wlik-r. Lot S. Two Tenemems or Dwelling-houses, with the Gardens thereto adjoining, on the West side the We.•road Drain, in the ! several tenures or occupation of Henry stiart and Val. Enderby. Lot 4. An Allotment Piece or Parcel of rich Arabic Land, lying in the Jourelans, in Spalding Fen, iu the tenure or eccupa• nun of John Barlow, and containing about 15 Acres. Lot 5. A Messuage or Dwelling-house, in the Market-place, in Spalding, capable of being converted tutu a Shop, and desirahi) situate for either business or a titivate residence, and now in the tenure Sr occupation of Miss Ann Rubinson. Lot 6. A Messuage or Dwelling-louse also situate in the Mar ket-place, immediately adjoining the last Lot, consist Mg of a " large commodious Shop, eligibly situate for business, mud now in the tenor! or occupation ot Miss Esther Coulson. _ _ 1 he whole of the above Lots are l't cella!, except Lot 2, which is enpyhoid, of the Manor of Spalding. The reipectivir tenants have received notice to quit at Lady day next, and will stew the premises. Printed particulars may be had int application to Messrs. Foster. and Bonner, Mr. Dinliam, SoliFitars ; ant! Messrs. Alitin and Handley, Auctioneers, Spzoding ; Messrs. Handley and Pearson, Bleaford; Messrs. Barnard and Cadd, Gaitisooroegh ; MY. John Langwith, Craniliam ; o; Messrs. Lamb sod Nicholson, 26, P►tuce's-street, Wiansiou-4ouae-street, London, where a ''.A4l at tat 4 may be wit. 4 Fates •.F'F. 1- et IVY jet k EI e iEF OF THE BKITISII PRISONERS + . IN FRANCE. &mem advertised - - "4,790 1 0 At Bouts Kirby, Yorkshire, per Wm and Cm Coke- • field - • - • 10 17 is Fertility of Ulford, Aetna*, Mid Ashton, Notthamp• iambic, per key. R. Priori ' - I S • Parish oT Sandi/ea. Cheshire, per Itrs C. Lockett 22 II 0 The United Parishes of Bincombe and Lk oadway, per Rev G. S. Payne - - -. II 0 9 Collection after a Sermon preached by the Rev Sohn • Cismernson, in the parish church of Arireogitith dale, near Itichmond, Yorkshire . • 710 S Parish of Mellott, Werwickeine, per Taylors and !Joy es -. 014 0 Collection at Rotel y Reek, per Rev. Geo. Barra IV 0 g John liagetiorn, Esq. • • 5 1 9 Ancient and Honourable I.umber . Troup, Gentlemen and Porter, New-street Square, per Treasurer Calvert • . . . Collected by the Rev. Michael. honughen, In his Che eky of Beadnei, Northumberland . 4 4 9 Fitton D. /ernes, of Idattekengel, near Abesystwith„. collected Irons I.Litifthangef and New Church Lodge of Phitantri•Phy, No. /9, I .C.ocktowypon-Tees, second s'istsysiption • - 14 14 0 tee + e Mass. • 7 5 0 0 r.0..t Melte par/shoe Ivey, Boris per chlrites. Edward Ward - SS 17 4 Parish of Antroth - . 4 0 11 Coa‘ct.ed at Silboune, Hants, by the Rey. Dr. AlcYci ai:d /oho Willi:. Fl.q - . S 11 S Profits of a Play, by Amateur, at Rochester is S 0 Transmitted per,Meers. Maas/hid and Clarke, Qr Leicester: Parish of Swiittord, per Rev. Mr. Smith - 7 17 0 Parish ot St l!ItIlTti, dlito .5 0 0 . .—......m..... W.tisismii, rr Rev Mr. Woodall ' • 7 6 0 Cat lion Corbin, per key. Mr Glover . 2 7 0 --- Gi eat 6101, per ditto - • 6 6 4 ------ liraunstone, per Rev. Mr Thrash? . 6 0 0 —.---. South Knives sh, per Rev. Mr.. Chambers 4 U 4 Mr Abraham Lewis, an Israelite - 1 0 • Transmitted per the Rev. Edmund Leigh, si l " Llanedy, neat ,wanes:, and Mr. John Hus sell, Churchwarden: Parish of Danily - - 2 0 0 —.—..— lituttleild Tallybont • - • 11 0 0. lransmittrd per Rev. D. Hughes, Rector of Llangynhafoi, Drubignsture. I.langynhafal Efenrchtid 2$ 3 0 *ll 9 - , - - 113 0 --1 7 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Suretary, No. 5, George-yard. Lumbard-orret. CHING'S PAI'ENr WORM I.OZENUE.a. INTORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil: v dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guise . dim of children should be acquainted with. They occasion lois of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with viol.-nt palm; they bring on convalsions • they a ff ect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by eiLlingin a corsumplon or decay. Both as a preventative and e:i re of theee alarming complaint tints, the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, ear the testimony of this highest characters in this country, both in rank and reyeetabi. lily, re have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the P:oprietor, from a personal knowledge of its odolidtr.ul success is their own fatuities, stamp. its meth -btyond competition, and gives a sant:Vail ro if, of whi..l no other Mediel•te of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of eh Wren, should have this temedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when• ever the stomact#or bowels of Children ate' any way disordered, which it will always he fmitid to relieve. Soli, wbolefalit andretail, at Ching and Ender's, Die, 4, Cbrep eida.Londoni-Skam.and Beim, loortamenedi hoes, Wes en d Allow, and Mallory, Potrero; Had aint.folmston, Geopert ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and knee, and T truer, ftul ; Hot:land, Cookwor.hy, Nettleton ' and (Where, Plym luth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Bi.on h e and Lailibury, Liverpool; stuines and Lynch, March ivtirr I Trewman, Exeter • Smith, Manderton, Reahurn, swot, awl Bax• ter, Edinburgh; Salter and ht Dmald, Cba,gow; iinty a and bat ry, Bristol; stevenson and. Co. Norwich; Swinten Leices ter; and mail by most country medicine v.nders, in looses, at 9a. SM. a:141 5.. lid. each. WILLIAM WhI3B. IF WILLIAM WEBB, formerly of Floore, in the comity of Northampton, and who from the Sumsier of I alli2 till January 14111 is supposed to have worked as a Weaver in the neighbourhood of Seven Oaks, in Kent, and afterwards at the Chalkpitii, at Greenhithe, and w! so s...sei;uently enrolled in the Lan Kent Militia, will apply to Mr. Burton, Attorn«y, in Davriitry, he will hear of •nmething very much to his advan • tart. If the ahove Webh is dead, any person giving in. formation of his Death and plaza of Burial, will be liberally rewarded. William Webb is about five feet and five Inches in height, frrsh compirsioa, and rather round shouldered, and it living is upwards of finny years el use. ADVICE WHEN Men of Educatinn and professional skill Use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of Wilting a kw prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of supenority. Messrs. 003 S and Co. Surgeons, !rave been induced to make the cute of Cie following the iiiVect of their particulanstudy, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a milnuent or intoxi cation, and Its corearnitants, ntrictures and Gleets. which, by an improved plan, art snendtly and effectually cured; as also de :miry, whettnr wising trom Batch:nal:an indulgences, long rest , dance In warm ctimat-s, rr a secret rulitary vice, too often un happily 'pinned by the yoinh of bc:h sexes, in the one causing sterility cr barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of net-• vous elreenw, whin:, if not timely remedied, terminate in lien i potence and Cunsumption. !titian distressing state ordebility or deficieney, whether the consequence of such handful habits, or arising from any Other cause, by which the powers of the constl rution become enfeebled, as regniaelv educated SAirgeottv of Lori- t dun, they offer a 't cm, safe, and i n ieedy re stozation to sound and ; vigorous health. The remit of a Nag and extensive prattler has enabled chests, 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 npplication is made on liar . eery of the infector, I they frequently perform a cure in the 'bust space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one single instance in a rats ! tier of IS years, during which period many thousand persons ' cf both sexes Lave been Cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), inilnces them to thus pnbliely offer their advice. I Messrs. GOES and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they miy not be omtked 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 educated and Initiated into every branch of the pruflesslon (certif . : canes of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the must enuneri). Physicians, they have to ant i Once any inquirer), that the success resulting from their endea : yours first induced them to quit toe practice of the general Prac titioner, and tney presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground fur the unprecedented cnntilleuce vial which they have, by the public, heroics liberally honoured. Patients in •the country are requested to state the particulars of their ease, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Note, fur advice and innliclnes, and the some will be forwarded to any part of the kinntiortine—GOSS 354.1 Co. SWIMS, 13, Bonverio irkii•stauet. \. ' 1. , , Nuel,tl. HAPYIES.6. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of S oc i a l Happiress, which is of en disturbed through the pardee that forte the union not taking those precautions which would se cute then: the enjto went of that great domestic biessing. People of every rank pay aduratiou to the shrine 01 wedlock; but where the cotairtitho. has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a cet Mill habit contracted at an early age, a renositsua of stability previous to einem.); that state is indispeneibly requisite to revive the slumberitig sparks of life, and to reanimate the quell). Fey no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy time. total happuress titan those which are the consequenee of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their 'too dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the,Voi. nereal Disease, and the ddorders arising therefrom ; as also to that derangement' et the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing Debilities and Deficiencies thet prevent ur embitter the Matti. menial state. The successful result of their plan, gives theta additional ardour to oppose the ratages of these contplients, which are tlie most important in the catalogue of human infir mities. It behovesevery person who has indulged in this soli. tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professional men of ens nence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanriion of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. In prieossing the cure of these complaint* they hold out no inducemert to vie ; but sensible as all met must be of the existence of such calamities, they oiler their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Suizeons of London and Ediuhurgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic ifilectioo are rad;cally cured in the shout vac. of two days. Those of the must otostinate duration, such as obstructions, inveterate strlctu'ros, pains of the bones, gluts, &c. Are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Mc4ws. Currie and Co. tor the removal of complaints of the tires thra, strictures, etc. and laving received a ratli.al and permanent cure, request that references may he made to them as satisfactory evideucee of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plait or treatment. Many in these gentlemen had strictures from lo to 21) years, and were under the care of Messrs.l - Lme, Hee vi.idr, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure the application of the lunar colonic, without wet Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the many they are wily receiving from gentlenorti returnirig .hero thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous h.aith. It was scut to them unsolicited, from the sun of a Noble Earl, who ha 4 laboured under this distressing and painful malady fn. - tee years : lie +tad been under the care of several surgeons of protedional eminence, none of idiom afforded him prrmarent relief; but front the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie aril Co. he received a radical cure in the etiott spine of one month. " To Dr. Cutest, 107, Hatton-Garden. • " Lord let-is grrat t.leasure its conanumcming to New '' Currie the perfect re-es•abdsliment of his health, 'n consetruerca "of his mild and adinita'Ar•reatment '''tr , ctures i.l the Ureth*. lie may add, that he ::as not tor many years , njoyed so mngls " comtort and frredoni tram pain ; arid he eisterta.ns no doubt of " his having ob:atned, through his skid and attention, a perfect " anti r.itlica: cure of that torrid complaint As he was atot o " strang-r to the mat mer that otter rs treated thr complaint, h bas " it in his ;ewer, from a lair tr'al and a just comparison, to irto , " that tribute of applause to Dr. C.!.ere hich he sensibly Leo's, ' aittl 1 1, 0.1 i ever be most rea.!y and whirl toacknow:tedge." Mossrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted patients of eiti4t Sax. svi.h the graitst •tervey and honour, at their boon, No. 107, Hattiao-Gardes,.-Lirttors must be post psi& - _7 . __-:. . . . _ t NEW STATE I.OT(ERY. $, CORNHILL, near the Mansion House. 1•, CtWENTRY-STKEET, Piccatiil:y. EYTON strongly recommends thr ensninz I.nttery to the mice of his Friends, and advises an imnriodir e nut. chase at his Favourite Offices, as above, there ben only 13,r60 Tickets, and the prier of 'flats" and Shares much lower than for msuy years, though there is every probability of a considera ble advance taking place, in consequence of the, small inin.be'r of :rickets, which emit create a scurci , y. Therefore, those who buy soew, buy cat CA P• s--SCIIIIMW grail', ilrWiliCh is particulariz eil the unparalleled success that has attended Purchaser" at EY • row. Fortunate Offices for many years past. p ,.. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect.. fully inform the Public that the New STA I I 1.01 - I'S'4 V. containing only 13,300 Tickets, will be all drawn OCTOIihR SA, lei!. SCHEME. • et £15,000 are 213,000 . . 5 ..... r 5,004 ......_ ... 15,000 • 3,000 . 6.040 • . lOlO ..... .... 4,000 32 504 6,000 . 211 100 1,800 ' 24 50 1,200 6111 ... 25 I ..200 2.895 90 .. ~ £8,580 , PaisENT PRICE. Ticket .EIO 10 • • Half. ........ ......sele 5 0I Eighth .82 13 • i Quarter $ 4 O Siztventh I 7 0 Ticket( at.(l 'Mares are Selling by RICHARDSON, GO OD • LUCK, and Co. at their Ofsces, the Corner of Rank-buildings, Coruhill, and facing the Kiti, ; ;.'s Mews, Charing Cress, where in • the present and last Year's Lotteries they sold I - 3 Prize's( - X 90,0440 I 7 Prizcs of - 21,00• • 1 of - 5,000 I 5 of 50)