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"s!"x"~ PP' - - ~- - - . - LON.IIOII-NANKATS. .11 Y.lti.tri : ' ' 4 - .h. iles:s.l.o - '" 1 4 1 01'44' Tatt'S liirrhtfUllAig VirrAK,lplarti.Martis rt. .!,.,. x i.. ~to WIL 10s. - = l / 71, t • . ~, .4 ) • :LA t.." ... 3 34, 1 . " • liana !.• 1 . • :' • . 444. --Laitsoll%.. -•-d. Yieiw Illtlil • • 425. -.411. ;Ito , . r 4116 o-cl. ri s triol a._ *us. -.4.. to Sf l e r l-4 . 9mITHRELD MARKET, March IL. • 'To sink the Offal per stone of Mb. G. Beef 4s. ltd.- to 6s. 4d. Veal Ss. M. SO 7s. Od Mutton St. 01 to 6s. 4d. Pork 51. 441. to Ls id. HrAD 01 CAT'rLt Intl DAY. Beasts, about 630-Sheep and Lambs, 3,400. Calves, 129-I'..gs, 950. NEWGATE AND'LEAI)F.NI4ALL MARKET Perstone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 4s. 01. to Ss. 4d. Veal 4s. 04. to Gs.. SI Mutton 44. 41 to Si. 2d. Pork St. Od. to 6s. id PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S.' WIIITECHA VfL • Hay 61. eh. to. 91. 15s. Hay 61. Is. to 91. Its Straw 41. 4s. to 41. 19s. Clever .. 81. Os. to Mi. Os - - Straw , IL 16s. to 41. 41 .PRICI! OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 61. 04. to 91. Os. Bowen 51. Os to 11. 0.. rtoevr -7i. cp. to 101. 0.. Straw 31. 10s. 05 41. Os. - .k'ktlCE OF HOPS IN 'FHB BOROUGH MARKET. • Bags . • - ,4 ' . •Poeketa Kent St. is. to il. 15$. IFrat . 61. Os. to el.. 9a tipssex Si. Os. to I. us. .usiez 51. Ins. to 71. Iss " PRICE OF LEA FHk IN L.EADENHALLMARKET:.' ' . B utts tail 21d. Calf Skins M. SW/ Ditto • .9.8}1. 214.. Ditto • . OfsesB9ll 1‘44.-rcitante Backa, 1611 lOC I)iuo Aigg 8.1 d: 11resaing -fides GNI. - lod. Siukk! Seals ss. 04. 3:. 14 . ' tine Coach Hides 194. 20Aa. Large dkto tgt.'lqti Crop Hides for cutt.3B4d. Std. - l'antoodliiorso Hides led -Sad Pitt. .. lid. 4 Ad. 'Goat Was 365. silk PRICE 0/ Tat4L9W. 't • . - it. James's Marko ss. 61d. Town Ttallow 775 6d 'Aare Martet et. 7d. Yellew'lltusria • nSs Od. AVlsite•hapel Market 4s. 41 White ditto •• 641 `hii t, ptc Acne of blb. -...-.... Soap data . . awed; Is. 544 . Melting Staff 56s 0 06,0 d Average 44 6d Ditto rough , 36s .00s Od• Graves tes Od „ Gdoil Dregs lls Od ~... . • - Yellow Soap, 110t--Mettle d, 90s Od-Curd, 945. Utl. . Price of Candles, per dozen - tits nil-Moulds, HA 04.. Ships at Market COAL_ Sold MARKET, March VI. .'' ,stie a lei 7.'41f Sunderland s Prier. SS Newca .. 43.. Od. to 555. 2d. 46,. 9<l. to 475. 6d. ti " COURSE OF EXCHANGE. ' terdain, 28 4 2 U 1 Palermo, 125 Pence per oz. • itto at sight, 27 6 . . Leghorn, 58 otterdam, c. f. 8 6 8, U • Genus, 54 . ~ 14amburgh, 24 0 ii U Venice, u. C. 52 Liv. Pitce!le Alone, 04 1 "ft ' ' ' effetire per i.• Wei.. 'Paris 1 tlay'sda. 17 16 'LW. -• Paples, 42 *" Ditto 2 Us.. i 18,. 8 ' ;Ashen, 671 I3ourdeauz, do. 18 0 * Oporto, 68 Madrid. . Effect. Dublin, 104 Cadiz,' -4 , Effect. ' Cork, 101. Gilboa ' . Effect. I New Dollars, 6s. Od. Rio Jytelro 12, Malta 65, Gibraltar 40. New Doubloons, £4 15s. Od. Gold in bars per oz. £o Oos. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at St. Join's, Margate, Mr. Mawer Cowton, or Canierbuty, to Miss Baylis, of Margate. DIED. • Thursday last, in Wimple-street, in the 44th year of her are, Lady Elizabeth, wife of Lieut.-General Loftus, daughter of the late Marquis Townsend and Charlotte Compton, Baroness ferru, of Chattley. CASE. THOMAS LAMB, of 351, New Newnham-street, Etigaware-road, was affected four or five years with a pus. trdar Eruption, the first appearance of which was in his face ane bands„and then it srread over his body. About Christmas, 1809, the usual p•.riod of the year when these diseases are always ag gravated, the soles of his feet wete so covered that he was unable se walk ; finding no relief from his medical adviseic, he applied in June, 1810, to the Dispensary, IS, Soho square; and by taking PILSBURY'S PATLNT ANTISCORIBUTIC DROPS, which ht. has sot now relinquished, all his symptoms are removed, and his own words are, •• 1 am perfectly recovered." His complect ion is pale. and his stature has the appearance of being exhausted by rowing beyond his strength, and the chief seat of his disease 'seemed to be e.,defect in the digestive organs, which were considerably &ringed. In Scraphula, the powers of this medicine are most extraordi nary, and the num. rous cures speak its desided superiority. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask ft:r Spilsbury s Patent .i.ritiscorieutic Drops, with the King's duty printed inblaek ink, in bottles of ss. tid. double bottles 100. and larger LI 2e. duty included. Compound Essence Bs. Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. nR. FGTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL -IV DROPS, are recommended for the Cure rf the following Disorders—Lowness and Nervous Affection , , Consumptions, Hypochondriasm, Hysterics, Spasms, Palsy, Apoplexy, Lou of Appetite, Bilious Complaints, Convulsions and Fits attending Pregnancy proceeding from a disordered state of the Stomach, • anti Indigestion accompanied by Sick Head-acks, Heartburns, Ike. The following is another proof of its efficacy : St a---Atter a very bad time in Chddbed. l was so reduced as not to be able to turn myself in bed; with this extreme weakness there was found a most alarming nervous weakness; I felt a con 'leant lowness and siding, and sometimes my heart would seem ea though it would stand still, when I was obliged to spring up te gasp for breath, In this dreadful situation a friend brought rue a bottle of your For acmes Nervous CORDIAL Mors; in a few dal, 1 was able to turn myself in bed, and by persisting in Ps use, I have completely recovered, and bean able is suckle my child. Sir, your bumble Servant, Deptford, Nov. 14. MARY HOLMES. Sold at Mr. llntler's,-4, Cheeptide, Corner of Paternoster . raw ; Cargil, Smith, and Manderston, Edinburgh ; Baxter and 114'Denald,. Glasgow; Trewinan, Exeter; Nettleton, Haydon, Granville awl Son, and Gilbert, Plymouth t• Peek and Rou, Hull; Gregson and Billinge Liverpool; Slams. and Lynch: Ma n chester; and most Nredlelne Venders Is every Town, le lonics at 46.6 d. each. ADVICE. THENMen of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and esertain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and ini tiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physt ciaus, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in duced to make the cure of the following the ohjeet of their par ticular study, viz. a certain Dimrder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxication, and Its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian 111'10. gences; long residence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, : ten often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the nue causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, termi nal in Impotence and Consumption. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, ,by t, superior method, to remove thaw complaints, however In veterate or complicated, without laying the patient under the least restraint in diet or exercise s ; and in recent Venereal Cases, where an early application is Made on discovery of the infection, they pledge themselves to perform a cure in the abort space of Ss** days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treat ment (which has never been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of twelve years, during which period many persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), ii.duees them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. may be consulted daily, personally or by ktter,t.iy either sex, with inviolable secrecy, dellcacy,andattentiom Pati,nts iu the country are requested to describe their age, manner of living, &c. 'miming a Bank Note, and the same wil, be duly attended to, and 'ATMs end medicines sent l NI part al Xlte kippliatav•-13 1 SeavaciequestififillfrOtielt. I,Y • 1 ' . 7 , gg . , _ r ,~ , . • t "'rn•t ~ :~ - ef 7 111001* A ALES VY 11,1 -' 0:2101 4 t • ' • rt. isms+ , : s 11l I :MAP/ ,*.a H ‘ lnrs.. 7 r CAPIrI'AL. RESIDENCES, QREAT CUMBERLAND , - • It /*OR E, MHO , 6 4/ • r ' an voiIIIWILL B QUARL S TRW OXFORD-S l'R LET, opposite Hyde-Park. • • . • POSSESSION. - A Residence %ma to scale, with pnaseaslon at Christmas • ; sat, if By Mr. ROBINS, 11y Messrs.' SKINNER, 5 1`Ur"" • . _ edneedey, the SALES mrAIIYtTION. I s oftakipitso . On Thursday next' the tattr ef Mardi, iier*.boi, By Order of the Effettitriti A Desirable LEASEHOLD RESI,I)ENCEOrith Offices, Coach-house, Stabling, Pleasure.grousuPprocbsethse Gardens, Greenhouse, Peacfiery, Grapery, and Paddocks of ex.' cellent Meadow Land, about Thirteen Acres ' pleasantly situate at Summore, only ten miles from London, called S rAN MdRE PLACE, the property and late residence of John Tpriesse,E4q. deceased. The Premises have been improved iwd completed by the late Proprietor at a very consldera!le exPetic:e at his own re sidence, containing five good Bed-rooms. a floor, excelleitt Draw i ng.roo in ,ll ining and Break fast-parlourt, spacious Hail, with convenient domestic Offices and Cellars. To be viewed by Tiekets,whielt, with printedpartieulars, may he had of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Altiersgate street •' particulars also on the premises, at the Swan, Rickmaus worth;• Essex Arms, Watford; White Hart, St. Alban'.; Red Lion, sad at Oatraway's. . required. By Messrs, SKINZ7ER, TUCIAIN, and FQRAEST, At Garraway's, nit Thursday, the 18th of April, at Twelve, un less previously disposed of by Private Contract, AN excellerk RESI4SEKCE, No. 5, most desirably situate on the Erin side of ittrisell-square, With convenient domestic Offices, Back Ctesspet (Atrddis, communicating with a Coach-house and Stabling for four horses, In the Mews behind, now in the occupation of Joseph Jethro, Esq. on lease for eight years, are vergloir 'add bt ielBll per kansins,-"hat determinable at Christmas nez pu givins.siz mouths notice. The bane con [gni tvre'llandsoft* Dtraniitig-rooms a:cum:llomi; dining-par lour, -Breakfast-Newt, lieitable Bed ' -chambers, - with Dressing rowels, sod offices ofsitirery kind necessarr for the pecommoda tion of a family. The premised are held tinder thettike of Bed ford, for au unenpired Teem of 83 years,at aground-rent of £3.11 per annum. To be viewed by Tickets only, which may he had, with printed particulars, 14 days preceding tile sale, of Messrs. Soong, &ill, and Strong, Solicitors, Wincoltes Inn ; .and of Messrs. skinner, 'Fueinn, and Fosreas.AAierapate r street. Particulars also at Gar- TsTl a t:t Sew Tr" " "1/4. At Garratrafe, as W. ntli instant, at Tw e l ve , In Tine; Lots, • T HE Capital, very eligible, and hi g hl y improvable I.EASEHOLD ESTATLS, oemprising three atheism' s !, well-built Mansions, situate oa the Lot side of Cireet Cumber laed.street, opposite Hyde Park containing suitable ssd-chum. ben, and ricellent Mein, principal and secontbry Stone Stain. cab*, Drisosiaproonis, and Wee cr•clokets; on the Basement Stem sass conveniot Offices of all desieriptions, planned for the accent. modat ion of Gentlemen's Fathilies ; detached Kitchens, Scul:eries, Larder., &c. • held lot tong term s , et low Grour.d Keuta, in po s . seram or sir rge ghee, Part. aid ti,ierhptoyekFsti. nn Lease. To be anvied by Tickete . coll% .14iticulars may be had 61 Joseph Ward, Jae,. &elicitor, ißodlonikquare; at the Genets! Wolfe, t'ord-street, opposite. l'applane; at Garraway st anl of Mr. itobilis; Wanvok-street, G4den-square, where Tickets fcr viewing may be had. HOUStS IN Bit Y.INiTONE-S'eREET, Purutum-square HOUSE, SHOP, &-c- OXIORINSTMLE i near 11741 0 . Park; and a FREEHOIaDavIAIPTILANU; SoutLwark. By Mr. ItOillNS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, tlir,rith low. at It, in Lots, A V.EItY eligible LEASEHOLD•ESTATE ; eamprising four eompact gantlet Dwelling Howse", sub stantially Wilt, situate Nos. As, uS, ne, and South side of Bryan tone-street, containing two radon en a lbws., neatly fur -1 wired, convenient offices in the basement, open airy yards. Ise. wished, long terms, St low rounbrents , in possession, and an :aka's to blesses. Great, Turner, Was**. and , Thornton. Also desirable and eligible Dwelling-house, situate Nt. 230, on tiro liheth side oftittord-Vtreet; hear Qielfei-streit, with a Situp in lirayst, Yard, and Buildings, nn leans to . Mr. Browning. Allen. hold Tenement, . situate at the cmmer of hitiss alley, in Mad. Line, sotaakwark, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. WlLite,4lipee. ter tawiti at will. May boviewed, by leave of teta.reiWiez. tieiansof Mr:Thornton, 21, Bryansione-street; litseph Ward, Esq. 6elicitni, , Badford-squart; at the Genera Wolfe, Otford street Garraway's; aad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square • GENTEEL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, ESHER, SURREY, with immediate Possession. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Thursday next, the 2Ath of March, at 12, at Garraway's, in 'one lot, unless an acceptable offer should be previouslf . A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a genteel Residence with Offices, excellent Coach-house' stalling, and other erections, with a Lawn and extensive Flower iisd Kitchen Gardens, containing altogether upwards of two acres, situate upon an eminence la the village of Esher, a d'eligbffut and much admired part 0 the county of Surrey, commanding exten sive and beautiful views of the country. The house contains a handsome entrance-hall, drawing and dining-rooms communicat ing by folding doors, and opening upon a terrace walk, on the: upper storks are three best bed-chambers, exclusive of inferior chambers and servants apattments.--Also a Freciti l / 2 1 4 Cottage ad julning,"yolch garden and out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Wale, corn -candler, aged 74, for his life, at a rent; of ten pounds per annum.—To be viewed. Printed Particulars may be had on the preniises ;* also at the Sim, Kinpto2; of Messrs. Bleasdale, Al..xander, and Holmes, Solicitors, Nreints; at Gar raway's mud of Messrs. 'Skinner,Tt!chtn and fo,rrest,'Alders- Igate-street. CAPITAL RESIDENCE.EERIC.KLEY-SQUARE, with an s• eark.Possetsion. By Messrs. SKINNER; l'Utlikbl. and FORRliiir, .: . On Thunulay w the ntli of May, at 12 p'Clook, at Garraway's, ASPACIOUS MANSION-HO E x 'W. ith nume M, rout Offices, Coach-houses, Sta ling,.andep, and eyety accommodation requisite fOr a family P the ficstdinkiction„nuir t t - do/drably sftuafe on the west : side of rjfeigy-Naßk. Ale rtAr dente of her Grace the Duelinitiewagei ofMautherter, whose lease expires at Michaelmasveret,--wtten possession may be had, at, 10w rent .01 sediikpotraianum. 'a.,1v... : . •- • •*f I I The premises, occupy a valuable and very oftensive plot of piound, S 4 feet in front of the square, land` 1313 fret in'derh, are most substaniially erected on. su excellent plan and elevation, containing capital suits of rooms of good dimensions, and domes: -tic Offices of *Very destiiptiort, and is presumed to be one of the i first Mansions, in sumo./ .Tho• promises are leasliold, belt for a long term at a trifling.ground-rent of .Cl 6. Ili. pd. per annum. May be vi2wed 14 days preceding the sale,by tickets only, which, with printed particulars / may be bad of MestisiSkinnCr, Tochin, and , Forrest, Aidersgate-street ; particulars also of Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple ; and at`Garra• way's. -, .rrsgre DELIGIFTFUL FAMILY SEAT, AND IliGiff..Y.tielltp ABLE FREEHOLD, ESTATE, Of the Value of Six Hundred Pounds per Animas . • By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At ci.rrawars ' on Friday the -e9th iota at Twelve, voless acceptable offer Is, reviously !nada by Private cattact, AVER Y desirable and Melly valuable FREE. HOLD ESTATE. (Lard Tax Redeemed), called FOW LERS, consisting of a capital Uniform brick built Flintily Resi dence, with numerous attacked, and detitked Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies and Plantations, most delight fogy. dtuare on a gentle aseioence, at tae extremity of the beau tiful vtilage of Hawkltutst, and commanding in every direction the:most picturesque views of the surrounding, diversified and rich country; together whit a Faros-house, Earns, Stabling,and upwards of One Hundred and Twenty-six Acres of very prodet tive Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hop and Wood Lands, of %elicit about 60 Acres are let oo a renewed Lease, to a respectable uH Tenant; and the Mansion House and remainder: of the Estate, in the occupation ofThomas Mounypenny, Esq. oa Lease, whkk expires at Old Lady Day, when this Estate will produce a Rental of Six Hundred Pounds per Annum, and forms a -Property equally desirable for a Gentlemaa's Residence, or for investing Money. The Road from Loudest to Rye bounds this Estate, which is.distant from the latter lc-mita, tour from Cranbrook, 15 froM TunbridgeWells, and 84 from London. Deseri-ntre- Pardalary may be had le Weller, Mr. at the Queen's Head, Hawkhurs: who will show the Estate . . Particu lars also at the George hp:, ipararies, Enemas ; Tart, Cuckfield ; Star.. Lewes ; !Crown.- 'Fianbriuge ; at Ganawat's; and of Mr. Farebrother, N 0.9, Besnfort-buildings, Strand, where a Phut of the Estate may be see*. • COOPER'S ROW, CRUTCHED - igliatil,2lsAit . TOWARI-HILL. . ci ,FREEHOLb MERCANTILE DWELLINO HOUSES, WAREHOUSES, WINE vAtuzs, & STORE CELLARS. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCIIIN, and FORREST, Ivt Oarraway's, onWtdrinettsq'snpril 10, at Twat's, in Five Lots, ALUABLE and- exceedingly eligibte FREE HOLD ESTATES, moat advantageouslf abuate on the West 'ride of Cooprerettir,leadirk from CriattbedFtlara to Tower Hill, and adjoining"fhe 'niftily House, easy distapcep from the Custom House, In& House, the London Docks, ant) Waterside ; consisting of three excellent commodious Brick Dwelling-houses, with Offices and Connting-houses, two capital Stacks of substantial briekWarehnuses, five floors each, fitted up with Cranes, &c. and spacious arched Wine-vaults and Store cellars, the whole occupyiag a valuable plot of ground, its the occupation of A. Samuda, Esq. Messrs. Dennis, Gray, Danvers, Cuthbert, Chatfield, and Brown ; part let on Leases, which ex pire in four and eleven years, the remainder atWill ; the present low net Rents amount to £368 per annum, capable of increase as the leases fall in. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom printed parti culars may be had; also of Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solici tors, Temple ; - at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Alderpgate-street. SOMERLEY ESTATE, HAMPSHIRE. Extensive MANORS, Capital-MANSION-HOUSE, PARK LIKE GROUNDS, FARMS, 342 d ,INCLOSED LANDS, near 1500 ACRES, anti' 3600 ACRES of WASTE LANDi Tritium fairly Possession. Ey Mesrrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, ;Ind 7ORREST, At Garraw ay's, on Thurstlay,.May 23, at Twelve, in One Lot, Jsy Order of the Devisee • end, Resida.iry Legatee of the late Disci Hehion i Esq, deceased VALUABLE And most desirable FREEHQLD ESTATE, pleasantly situate on the border of the New Forest, contiguous to Kingwood, in the centre of two packs of fox-hounds, 10 miles from l.yndlturst and the sea-mut at Christ church, 16 from Salisbury, and OS from Southampton; consist ing of the extensive Manors of North Aohley-juxta-Rir.gwood, and North Ashley Nea, abundantly stotked with all sorts of game, particularly pheasants: the capital Mansion celled Somerley House, erected within a few years, in the most substantial man ner, with excellent materials, under the direction of the late Mr. Wyatt, finished in an expensive and very superior style, and j-stly considered as one of the beet-billa houses in the kingdom. The premises are replete with offices of every description, excellent toath-houses, stabling, and various buildings adapted to the Resi dence and 'Farm ; the whole remarkably well arranged, and equal to the accommodation of a family of the first respectability. The !donee stands upon a lofty eminence, commanding extensive pro spects, surrounded by paddocks, ornamented wkh sloping woods, and margined by the river 'Avon, which wines along the grounds for near three miles. On the Estate• is a coniplete•kennel fur a peek 46houndi, and two handsome entrances lodges; alio Somer. l i,Aahley , Tunter, Nta, Lyolis Hill, and oussdrylirnitlikarrtss and toirids—containing in the whole nearly 1.•:00 Accga,.4oith and productis Water Meadows, Pasture, Arable, and 11 7 .cii4d Land, - with excellent Fiem-hituSes and very substantial Outbuil dings, pan is hand, and the reiiitiader let owleases nc it. earning; together with . a very extensive track of Wppteliond--_-contatatog abont 2000 Acres, divided by a line of plantations, with vainanin rirlits ix the New Forest.—Half of the,Purchase-money may be left on mortgage. . • .• To be viewed six weeks preceding the sale, by tickets only; which may be had, with printed particulars, 01 Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-streer, London : particulars also of.Mesere. Few and Ashmore, Solicitors, Henrietta-strert, CO vent Garden; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Primers, Saiisbory ; Mr. Ccuttwell, Printer, Bath; at the Dolphin, Southampton; and it Garraway s. SAVAGE GARDENS, NEAR TOWER HILL. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MERCANTILE DWELLING HOUSES, OFFICES, COUNTING-HOUSES, WARE HOUSES, AND STORE CELLARS. By Messrs. SKISNER, TT:CHIN, and FORREST, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, April 10, at Twelve, in 9 Lots, VALUABLE and improveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, most advantageously situate in Sam. Gardens and Colchester-street, near Tower-hill, easy distances from the Custom House, India House, Trinity House, the London Docks; and Waterside; consisting of nine excellent commodious Br;ck Dwelling-houses, Offices, Wine Vaults, and Store-cellars ; the whole occupying valuable ..nd extensive pkits of Ground, in the occupation of Messrs. Ifoyn, Nattrass, Turnbull, Cuthbert, Van Buuren, Liddle, Hodson, and others ; part lit on leases, which will expire in two, four, twelve, and feurtekt years, the remain der at will; the present Reins amount to £365 lbs. per annum, copahle cf inerea.e as the leases fail in. 'fo be v:eweil l y leave of the Tenants, of Whom printed Parti culars mar be 11:..1; also of Messrs.WhArton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple; ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Entreat, Alder,g.ite-street. DR. FRED MA N'S GUITA SA LUTARIs. THE value of this Infallible Medicate has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can hams competition anti It Wall the different sta.:;es of a certein Disease, which it tfinttilalfy cure, and eradicate* from the habit , • wltheat exciting the faiditsl ftelli:gs and cricsure that attends "Planta "'debilitating the elnstitutioniratsy degree,el area reJul riarconf nemer.t frost b:nint st, or restriction in ditt..The radical virtues et these Inest imableDropshre proved their claim to pal.lte afprohatioa for more than So years. In all the doh llicy of 11,...b 'exec, they prove a never failing reitoratlve, whetter the debility A produced by too free use of mercury, OR* pleasures, or the ef fects of a warm climate to travellers; . and thoye going abroad,— They cannot he reconnnended too strongly to thine who will rs• cave a sate. speedy, and coMptr.te care in all old qubb.qm Chen, and every wea.ane.s that affected,* bladder and organs of urine. 7'l fte efficacy many women have Seeman mothers who for years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsitle, cor ner of Prernoster-row •.Baster and Lo. Scott, Cargill, klan.ler ston, and Smith, E dinbur g h ; Baxter and fil`Donald, ; Hosland. Granville and Son, Gilbert, and Haydon, Ply mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnston, Gosport ; Newbury and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull; Alinutt, Mabry, and Jones, Portsea; Sharp, Port.mouth ; Jogier ,'F.tunton ; 'Crewman, Exeter; CretWill and Binns , Bath; Br. wit, Bristol; and r..oic Country Medicine Venders, etibuses at 25.9t1 Ss. and 29.5. tack :NC;E. • MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service. challenge the wnolc world to prove s tingle instance where their Medicine and method of cure Lave faiie dof the desired effect. The practice of many yearc in this particular Branch of their profession has not given rise to mie sue ce arid case. .n They continue to direct their studies to the treatment ar.d cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derange amt of the srtes,' which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit Wog and most unhappily pursued by the youths of bush selest in the one it will be found to be the tinfailin3 enure, of barri.i.- ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, winch, if not timely rentedird, terminates In impotence. These art its remoteand ukimate effects, while con suniptions,loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaiut usually characterise the earlier stages ofthisi.olitary vim Of p.. 7. sans languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, t!;,..r treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in 0.. e course of a long, laborious, an/ much extended prsct ice. In tut most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal iniectio3, as obstructions in the urethra, •s, ungy excreset ItC hard r.- tnours.c.allotss ulcers, eruptions, sennual weakness, givet . ._ . . STRICTUI:ES, Whether recent or of long eforation, and which have b3 l llye it, skill °father Practitioners ; areby their pre•eat int:Taved 7 1 -.. r. . f matt:gent, eat:fiat:l4 and I.4rxramently cured, withont the lizticrt suffering the excruciailng pain and alarming 11 . ....riorrsret w:. ..‘ often tailors the app!ication of the lunar cao,tic. In the cum. e‘. W years extensive practice in this 'inward:ls nuntcror , cr -.; cf Strictures hue ben itod am daily ander their arc, :h. '. , !71 eradication of which ate effected by a safe,. certain, :to!" ••;%•(-:''' Sous mode of prarice, inperior to aoy in ht r yet aii.',•: '•• I . ': weakness, rclaxalotl, and debilley prmzeihr; innit th.i. c Is speedily removed, Anil the:pa•ifin re.tored 'to ~,o . •id. 7 . fgrams health. But whew • the dehlity litslor year. ‘.'•: :',. a PrOP9r parseercrirre in dicherestutanive mamas, art 1! •: 1,. r tom ha s . been destroytd, Is inAiv ensa Lly rcjii ;.. t t c t .. r ..- . y, ..e 1 slieu&rin s tark4:f ti iike i 'sud In rout - mate the Col.t. ... 1 8 ' • ' AA Gint:lrtnen, of the f.r.• r...•.•:.•.1-! .. .., . 1 hansibboat t!nalartilletate of !Mows. turtle and :Ns tar thc t • num** rupligissts of the; higetbra it Crictore., .ice. etal. :,sr" I received a rat!'cal *and pern•Acia ciiie, reiv:.-4 t'...:: ruic• • . , may he pude sti„r , so as satis . fact o ry iiviilioccs.4l the ,',..:.* I pthotitlfitqlViessm. kurrk. anktt.'s Van oftrearr. t•. I of 'these Gentlenten Panic Nab Strict arm frost tea to tist.r ., t c.. :, and had bren•under rite care of liblastneitonte abd. l'iLar•-•;". and oth e r ttrrs-iies (if ec s italerrob r ii e.,ii. hp am mired tl.e icre by the appti:•aljen of Itte lay. . ,:oi.st e, w':iicit i : .atc.cts. , Messr..fitrie and Co: ti:rrbe si.bed I f tithcr icy W''• ,wt greaten delicact, seioreesy, aril• oir,iat tfrinr bott.ra, ho. to' liattoskitettre. , Parka: 14n ;lir Ossatritvart niii , t l '. 4l t" ibe particulars of tbe:r, rair, 7r..!, and gnu:nit:olA 461 i . v. , ;:',. g' - '• imelog, risnittl e -kcy 19: asly N ce tgi i t • . or!, wial. +etutr scot to atit par: h * r al, . •.... T re to s4' so esserltiell 4. • linnielyilfehlr, !li' "Wa s Rf , ImowNokaf tie lOW. td twirls .0/tvor ownorre ; AVC/196tiketeifft PITIT:P. 4 Ica, Na 1, Carey-7trer, and at the etc*, Tenve CRU ICHED'FAIARS. CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, COACH - HOUSES, AND STABLING. By Mears. SKINNER, TUCHIN, sod FORREST, On Wednesday, the 10th of 40, at !twelve o'Clock, at Gar raway's CoMe-hut:se, 'Chooge.sUey, Cornhill t in Six Lots, LICIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate on die South Side of Crotched Friars, and in. Freneh-Horn• yard, near Tower-hill; consisting of two c:.ceflent commodious brick Dwelling-houses, Nos. 24 and 25, with numerous Offices, Warehouses, and Counting-houses; occupying an extensive plot of ground, cuntainin 64 feet in front of the Friars. Also Five Coach-houses, and Stabling fur 14 Horses in French horn-yard, in the occupation of Mrs. Gompertz, Messrs. Norton and Fade, Rigby; Child, Arthur, and Phillips ; part on lease, the remainder at.will, et low rents, amounting to £259 per annum, capable of increase at the expiration of the present Leases. To be viewed ten days preceding the sale, by leave of the tenants. Printed particulars had of Menrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple; at Gartaway's*; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tu chin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. SOUTH WALES. Valuable COLLERIES, IRON-WORKS, and ESTATE. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Wednesday, the loth of April, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garra way's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cornhill, In One Lot, TH REE undivided Fourth Parts of a valuable and eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously situate, contiguous to the market town and sea port of Llanelly, in the County of Carmarthen. Comprising the Llanelly Colliery and iron Furnaces, a hatidsome Dwelling-house, fit for the residence of the Proprietor, several Houses and Workmen's Cottages, to ' tether with all the Engines and other working Materials, now upon the Premises. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Stephen Jones, at Llanelly 1 of whom Printed Particulars may be had: particulars alto of Mr. Jenkins, Rrinter, Swansea ; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol; Mr. Walker, printer, Gloucester ; Messrs. Jones ansl Green, Solici tors, Salisbury-square ; at Garraway's, and of Mesta. Skinner, Tuebin, and Forrest, Aldersgateotreet, London. BUSH HILL, ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, WITH PLEASURE GRDUNDS, GARDENS, and MEADOW LAND, in all SEVENTY FIVE ACRES, with inunedints; pousession. By Messrs. SKINNER, I UCHIN, and FORREST, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May at Twelve, A VALUABLEandverydesirableßESlDENCE, with every requisite Office for the accommodation of a Fa mily of respectability, Coach-house, Stabling, excellent walled Gardens, Green-house, Grapery, delightful. Pleasure Walks, Plantations, aud park:like grounds, enclosed by a Park paling, refreshed by the New Rivers and. a Canal, which are ren dered objects of distinguished beauty, situate on that much-ad mired spot, Bush-bill The Residence is a very excellent edifice, containing several suits of apartments, and possessing every do mestic convenience, erected on a pleasing eminence, command ing extemive prospects ever the surrounding country ; the Coach house, Stabling, and detached Offices, are in every respect com plete; the pleasure-grounds and gardens have been improved at a considerable expense, and the Meadow Lands very productive. The whole freehold and copyhold. To be viewed six weeis preceding the sale by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. Particulars alio of Messrs. Farrers, Atkinson, and Johnson, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn Fields; and at Garraway'a. KENT., MANSION HOUSE, PLEASURINGROUNDS, GARDENS, and GRASS LAND, with immediate possession. To he LET, by Messrs. SK 'NNE R,TUCHIN, and FORREST, On a repairing Irase,for 14-or 28 years ' at the option at thetaker, A VERY desirable LEASEHQLD ESTATE, pleasantly situate in a healthy and mach-admired pare at the Coun ty of Kent, and within W miles of the metropolie;com prising a capitslMansion-haase, with 011 ices, Coach-houses, Sta bling, Pleasure-ground*, Gartics, Meadow and Pasture Lands ; containing nearly 80 acres, and the taker wiU he accommyslated with the deputation of the manor, which is very extensive. To be viev..esi by titketa,,syhich with further particulars nay be bad of Messrs. Skinner, 't uchtn, and Forresa,,Aiderszate-street. IX)RKIN, SURREY-, with ittnn•N3iftE Possn s.oa. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE cdornA CT, By Messrs. SKINNRR, TITCHIN.aiwiI i FORR AFREtHOLD Egl'ATE * ; 6ffiiiiting cif a capi, 1 tat House, in complete repair, cult:hied for the accort , taxidspion of p respecohle family, containing shandsorr,e entrancr hall and staircase, a dining-room, Sle feitely with.windows opening on a lawo ; a drasyllo-roo tn „ 50 by to, and i room ; the lira floor acialtAns a morn ing-roneti, and four etc:Tel:l bed-cbairiber., with two ausets ; the second floor, six bedrooms, with three large closets, convenient offices of every. theacription, and' excellent dry cellaring, double coach-lwipse,„etabllnginc seven horses, pleasure-ground and LIAV w ith green-houn, alproductive kittihen garden walled iowtil;meL low and woodland, the whole comprising about l aces, freehol4, except *bout three atres co 'the preNsettAiwell supp:ted with fine water. '[lee land-tax is redeemerd. t Eatato is wiled, to. 311 orwen<ive common right. For particulars atld 'to view, Nisi . to Haft, Saar tor, Dorking; t and„Shrubsele t NitiPPIS And e plasm Itinner, 1 Forrest, Ardersgue-street. ■ • 1... b. irsaw • •• 4 • 4 4 Al so a Loop 'VW PPG 1 , aP * ri atBll OD sMN ✓im fir" grlie = 4 : miglit lie VW "AN litorikk SivE ! T 'CRI JIM P aide! AO Paw 14.44 ant sr &Mr Maria :cc 'l Arts sma gillestlon P URE Ca be 4014 Pte. St. variety o ladles' I Dresses, basely w "Pilaus a ties, pru, boars, ft dies fine sePeria 4 ; s useotlon from Ito sell era REL TH' mt Pri that tin tem awe in Trawl %int Tana I SINI‘ 0 71 4 - 311) • Alai - Frame I stp. —ylFO Part Gil rack i Per Sri Otte 1 OA • sat itl cb Ui frsii Ye d 4 1. 3'es' U '1 Ai 1114 "_ ; i ~`: '~ .1 1 ~ 1 ,;, V ' HAM COMMON, SURREY. TWO GENTEEL HOUSES, OFFICES, GARDENS, and NURSERY GROUND, &c. with an early possession. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Thursdayobe 18th April, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's Coffee- House, 'Change-alley, Combill, its Feur Lots, A GENTEEL DWELLING-HOrgE with Court-yard, 'Coach-louse, Stabling, convenicst OlSOes, Pleasure Ground, agreeably laid oat, Green-house, and Gardell, pleasantly situate near .that mush-Minuet - spot Ham errnmem, in the vicinity of Petersham, K NI:on, and Richmond, ncw in the occupition of Edward Mabley, Esq. who quits on the Ist of July. • A genteel Derellirg-house, Fore -court, and Garden, situate on the West side of Hans Common, of which immediate possession may be had. A Ground Rent of Five Guineas per Annum, isuitsg out of an Ornamental Cottage and Garden. A Nursery Ground In Ham.taee, containing an Acre, wish. a Carpenter's Skop:and Yard adjoining, lam Mr..Chalenge. The Premises are Mticled to valuable Common Rights. The Eltite is held for upwards of 2!' years, at a Trifling Rini. ' To be viewed biTickets, w a. hiit i with printed 'psrtioislara, Mr, •M, be hell IC heSisirs. tniaht ' Albedo, Panseocierilisy a r Messrs. Skinner, Toads), and Forr4taLaiippospg,4 erpgt,sl Particulars also on the Premises, and ea skijawafa. I II II MI M