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• • to ',ABER sosit 3 LLOYD' A SUBSCRIPT' 1 1 BRAVE MEN si Commandof LORD „..!, F r ench for the Ike h. T, cn J ol i wAngefitChl • i, ho At yerftein - I •-• John MgeraCia I t:‘ Ansentein . ...zinicin and Rivas . ~::imps Vanfittart : l ee .Dincherett . too. Scott s Henry BOA= • s • min Thornton • - Tbnlllim .sm s e bfcriptions reedy.. c o ffee-honk. .23t, %WOWS, WIVES and lrg- WOUNDED BRPTPX .co. RIMES in the RAMS rIHE following S J received towards the F s noits of the Bridal Pe ' nr Y His Royal dirlinek the 1 Belti High" th the The Corporation of the nee‘ The lionourabk F.aft toe I:er 'fbe ournors and Diredl . And other Subfcriptiona 9th MR. amounting to - fralicriptions received in Rt ca. " Thomas Redhead, Efq. lev. Dr. Home. Chlfwic Mra. Reading, Warwick I. S C The Rev. W. Burke be Right Hozi: dm Lon Fines bnpofed upon Rs/ • of idle Return at the Mi der One Day't Pay of the N and Privates of the Ifni t i mbal (Salop) Light if est Land Hunt. Eft enlAn. The Locbabcr Feseibles : of Officers, and one Dayl Tbc Officers and Private Day's Pay - Sabfcriptions condone oft. knife, sod at the followir fray Herriesjarquhar, ani . . • • 7 - • - -AtAlt4l - •.? Av.! ,4. i F iN.II 7 , - 44, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.1, Not CPAIrE ?IX•PfI4 rs COFFEE•HOUSE, OFFCIE FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SEAMEN, ~ , ,h, z 6, EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aqui, 19, 180 t. WHEREAS many prif on: who h ave been pet on T iBoi. H £ CO MMITTEE of SHIPPING of dm UNITED COMPANY ir- the !P e the Serp ens e the Royal Navy, fume the cow. 'LA ND,trading to the EAST INDIES. do herd., Xi...vitt, areneetiont of the trefind War, have afterkrviagfrue years," "thf.k! That the Committee will he ready to receive gray ale, in nrritiag thew in Half Pay,aetired from Servi.-e under variant gretente,there-• ' leafed ag,tue Fe i.hey the AL ialLat, jhr Applying the Company-ft UI ly orah.'n: the fervieefabfervient to their private vieeri—The Cox- 1 ~ COPPER. ..ip nett for Sick and Woataded Seamen, do her+ give Nailer to all 1 Andflth Peek, who way Mini proper to derver in tendert, ate Perfoat ty the akar deferigtion, that if they do net within Two ' erirefl Merritt the rufl prier', at they well nil have a. ,p, ri•lllity 11 . 101:ht frem the date hereof, give into their Of r, their Namara of maker aft, abatement. ?lam niahale, andfrWbeir reedineft toferue in fotbfthsatittat as ; The. Conditions of the C..uteral? 'any he fene by agglyirg to Mr. te the Cox ILflon.nu may,' it exptulient to apps at theta to, or pro* Co r p*, Clerk to the ftid Committee, ~title W 6141 the tender; melt be eettefiti!relory pill/ glide hakility toferve 'hey weak tonfidered left kfore tnueive o'.locl at new, on the fad 2s* injuw. at .. t a., as La!ing dullard the invite. andfirneh @pie Sit areorktTly. ' bander It ill k received after that boar. FREE. IiASON's TAVERN, ♦OOOIT 20, TROT. lON for the RELIEF of loch as have Suffered or may Suffer under NELSON, Defeathis the Attempts EVASION of thfiCOUNTRY. In Grcat Quceti-ftron,' !h t - TO BE LET . ON LgxsE.—.For Partlcailt% . 11 - enquire of Merrs. Allen, Solicitors. No. t 4, Clement's- Inn ; or Mr. White, No. ill, Artillery Mace, Finibury4qoarr:_. - 10 10 - 10 10 so to Tliomfon Sonar to to • Mn.s %car - t 0 to Thanrca Benar, jun. 20 10 20 20 RObqt Wlgnm - 10 I 0 10 to itoliert Stzedden - to to to so ncorgc Shedden - to so to so Omar, and Pratt - to so to Jo feph Itelarryazt - so ao so oho It Alex-Anderfen to zo to' };0 ore* Agar - to to to to Harßilton and'couray zo to - by Harriett and White, at the Bar of OXFORDSHIRE...-SEECHWOOD. SOME CAPITAL. OAK, Ste. TO BY SOU) BY AlArllo2f-..8y Mr. CHRIS TIE. At the Red Lion, Bridge-foot, Henley upon Thames. In September next, in Lots, AFREEHOLD ES'T'ATE, crnifilling of I 50 Acres of Wood Land, covered with valuable Retell Wood, and tome capital Oak Timber, in the molt thriving hate; Sulam within about four miles of the Thames, and term at Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford. Particulars are preparing, and will be ready for &livery ens Month prior to the Side; when Plans of the Property tuay bo fern in Pall-Mall CUSTOM NOM. LONDON, Aelifi 19, 1801. I TO ' BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, roe rasa, Ip Two Lots ' to the belt bidder, By Order the flaurradie Abe ef COMMISSIONERS his Mst7ESTl's CUSTOMS, Port tto a Decree of his Majeity's Court of Bxchequer at Weßminiter, made Ina c ufc intituled Davies againft Lewes, Oa 714 : 143 ay 256 ' Wftt"C" for s6tL , aid 71 " 111,64 27 th Knight, b..f: ore Abel Moyfey ' , Efq. Deputy to his Majelly's sf Age, dot, Remembrance Of the raid Court, on Friday the 28th day of sit three dried is the eeriest,' of tie faid kyr, Auguß next, at twelve o'clock at noon, in the Exchequer Is the Lair Raw, Ceifeet Hoffi, Office, in the Inner Temple, London, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which areal/aid • kfr ia Lc og aii,... / q r th e i d „,. ih . f i wra i FREEHOLD ESTATE, fitnate in the D;0141f1, OS I lOW Os privets Perfieu, tube shall:. to became pershafers Para of Menzel's,. it eke County of Pembroke, con fini vol EXPORTATION : ng of divers Meruages, Lands, and Tenements, in the EifL ladla [itivaddted Gouda, Silks, Silk Stockings, Blois and feverah occupatiiins of ;van lobe. Thomas Williams, ant Thread bone Lace, die. , Lloyd, Richard Richard, Wham Bowen, William Oho, I Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Reverend William ones, 101 NOME CONSURIPTION: Brandy, Rum, Geneva, Wine, Cordials, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, and ahem—Pardetda " may be had ( g ratis) at the Kin g 14. Chocolate, Nutmegs, Sugar and other Grocery, While-bong membrancees Oilier, Temple; Mr. Getty, Solicitor, Angel- Clleefe, Bees wax, Drugs, Hides, Skins, Fiddles, Cotton court, Throgmorton-greet ; Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, *lbco- Wool, Feathers, Cambrick, Mullin, Linen, Nankeen Cloth, bald's Road, Loudon ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Lhvyngoras. near Shawls, Crape, Silk and Stuff Gauze, Thread, Silk, Mother Cardigan; Mr.. Herbert Lloyd, Caermarthen ; the White of Pearl Beads, Yell Hats, Sponge, Leather, a Vac', Boats, • Hart, Cardiganand at the PtineiPal Inns at Ca en nafthe lt and Deals, Dyers Wood, Mahogany, Cordage, Materials of Vef. HaverfardWeft• leis, Wainfeot Boards, Malts, Staves, Dutch Tarras, Lign um qt.nffm k puzboifed, printing and wok Paper, Barthry Dates, Porcelain, Arrow-root, Powder Tobacco lathes, &e. Alf, kb Geode Si haw reelable! ilf4efly's Warthettfi wards e Tbree Afore6s, set shared, r the Lairs paid, via. Mutes, Boas, French Chalk, prepared Medicines, Vulture Feathers, Gaze, Swarddown, Baize, Bardel Veils, Hard ware. Cotton Wool, and fundry other forts of Goods as Mentioned in the Catalogues.' czzaa or ALL ROUE. [Eajf ha& prohibited Gm& ealy exalted.] The ref.!: Bally Deals, Dyers Weed, Mahe:gay, C.rdaji Materials g f tit, Mali, Arse ,s !Stith Tares We. to he viewed at the TelrGr sad, sear the Wet DO, Rederhithe the Taken* illbee, at the Lap's %hares irareliseeli, Teton...Hill ; out all the dairr Gtat, at Kr Majlys Warries#, Cifiave-Htssfe, .Liedes, ea Friday th. tSth i a'ad saterday th e x9tb from *he te *seeks the firsweite, aid is tbs asoraisgs kfere the fele, tub: re Codgers wilt k delivered. N. B. Gads Anlziet at this ! Sale re: ft Si pia' fee en or tefern Ad r ...dzy the 14th &eenisr. !Sot, behaves the Liars f nits i'abei is the araraieg mad t is the Orman, er the , Ots stake thereof lismerefiefeited, aid the alas re faMirt a/start Stal,4 td CHILDREN . of the KILLED and ISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MA fSH ARMY attd NAVY IN Eayrr. SUBSCRIPTIONS have been ie Fund now railing for the meet of the kirces who hive fufered in Egypt, Prince of wales L. tos o a Duke of York - tos 0 _ City of Loudon - se9 0 0 India Company 1040 0 0 irediorsoftbeftenk of England sas o •• already advatifed to the - 6054 16 rot Edinburgh - 988 3 6 Received flue Erg. - -• to to 0 . ehifwick - 3 3 0 . Warwick - - 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 a 0 Lord Mayor, a moiety of the • feveral Bakers for delivering Man Son Hoofe - 5/ 1 9 9 Non-Corn mi ffioned Officers ..se 16th LI-ht Draponr 54 9 I Light troth Volunteers. by Row- -. 'EA. Captain Commandant I 2 11 0 • Fencibles, two Days Roy or the one Day's Pay of the Privatea 4s 10 o Privates of tie gotb Foot. one - - 45 16 . 71 coodaue to be tseekeed at Lloyd% Cafes . following Bankers, Tll - and Co. St. lama's-Itreet. 11.unnterbey, Pall-MalL _ LION INN, SIDDERMINSTrit. TO BR LET and entered upon ihunetnatcly, THE above truly commodious and cony Client INN and TAVERN, now in full Sunned, and elegantly fitted up, ddirably fituated in the Town of Ridderntiniter,in the County of Worccfter, with capital Stabling for eighty Horfes, Coach-houfes, and every oacefrary' convenience foe 4erftylild on the iftfthaeping and Polling Winds; fituated oft the much accuilomed Road lading from Bath and Briftol to Holyhead, midway between Wnrcefter and Brldgenorth, be ing about fouitecn mks diltance ftv?m each place, together with a Bowling Green, and about twenty4vc Acres of cwt. lent Laod lying contiguous thereto. This Is the only Inn in Kidderradnfter, at which Chaike ago kept. The Road is now being put in the molt compleat re pair, and the Stunners is greatly inereteng. and part of the Potting Banners from Holyhead through Shrcwfbury to hon. don hta lately been taken through Kldderminiter, it being name than through Bermingham. . The Houfeltokl Furniture and Stock to be taken at a fair Valuation, and more Land may be had if required. For Particulars apply to Mr. Turner, Park-hall, war kid derminfter ; or to Mr. Haiku, Attorney-at-LaW, ketKicidoo• CORN ITFHIiB OF WOODHORNE, NORTNUMiSER- LAND. • TO BE LET, by the Wtarillipful Company of Mercers, Lon don, OD L.We for Twasef-one years, from Lady Day, iStaa, AMOIETY. or Hall P.trt of the Corn Tithes of th e Townibips of Woodhoroe, 'WU irington Two Stalls, Crefwcil, North leataa, IRbit and Horton, in the County of Northumberland. Further informatlon may be had at the Clerk's Ofica, Iron monger-lane. Cheapfide, London, every day (Saturdays ex cepted) from ten o'clock is the morning cdl two in the after noon.—.Propolais for treating for the laid Tithes are to bs fent, (toted up, to the Clerk's Ofdee, oa or before Saturday the r yth of September, with the names and addrthas of fuck parents as are willing to offer for the laid Tithea RONEY READY TO ADVANCE. \\T HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre •quently' ruler great pecuniary Inconvenience for want tu oc., of ng fame refpeetabk channel through whole mediiim t: may be accommodated with temporary or permanent Nina of ; all Perfons in potation of Incomes wiling from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Elates, in Land or Hotta, Money in t he Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Anhulties, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv. hip; or any other certain Income for life, maybe fugplied with temporary or permanent turns of money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interelt for the fame, with power to return the prinelpa at their own option. Perfonal applications will be received every day till ttto o'clock., and letters from Correfpondents, in town or country, will be immediately anfwcied. Addrefs to Meth. Harris and Co. at their houfe, No. ca Great Suffolk-Erect, Oharing-crofs ; but no letters will be ad: mitred, utiles peat paid. I A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TO be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, at the Swan km, BrAdlord, Wilts, on Monday the tath of Au gult ion. between the hours of Four and Five in the afternoon, Lot 1. Confills of a Capital well-built Manikin-honk, with extenfiv t and convenient offices, double coach-hook, (tabling for z 2 hurfe‘, Yards Gardens, and appurtenances, fi tuate in the town of Bradford aforefaid, and late in the occupation of Mrs. TorereU, ditecakd.--The offices are large and commodious, and at a (mail eapesee might be made convenient and ddlrabie for carrying on t¢e CloatAing Muth. A Taiement,Onnte on Drewee's-Hill, in the occupation of George Grift.—A Tenant nt, adjoining the above, in the oceu" pation of folio Shepherd, with large and convenient offices fpr a Clotb-Worker.—Two Tenements, htuate in Pirpet-Itreet, the occupation of James Blenham.—The above 1 enemcnts ad join the gkrdcns of Manton-houfe. A Clok of Palturc Ground, lying at Woolley in the parith of Bradford, •lorefaid, called and known by the name a klng'o. Field, containing by eitimation four acres, more or las. Lot 2: Two clofes bf Meadow or Pafture Ground, lying si lo at Woolley aforefaid, known by the name of Pinch-Merl, and Upp4 r Pineb-Mead, containing by ellinuition Bunn acres, be the fame more or leis. Lot 3. Two Cloks of Meadow or Pafture Ground, lying alfo at Woolley aforefaid, called and known by the name of Upper and Lower Paddocks, and containing a acres, be the fame more or Iris. _ _ __ _ _ - Pranunand,li3barinrcrofs. Lows's, Sinn Snow, Sandby, and Paul, Strand. ChM Plect-ftecet ; Hoare, Fleet-ftreet. Smith, Payne, and Smith, George-ftreet, Matthes-boure. Robais and Curt* Lom b ard-Itreet. hotunott. ankabenafi, amid Reeves, Lombard-Brat. Mania.. Stone, and Foote, Lornhard-ftreet. Sr William Forbeir and Ca Edinburgh; and Man Latouche and Co. Dublin. GUNS FOR THE SHOOTING• SEASON, WERE never offered to the Public in a MOTS pkafins vadety than thole on view at Rosin sox and Co.'s Armoury Sale Item, Tieblieree-Itreet, the 'rep of St. Jones's, Haymarket, London ; where Gentlemen may depend on the belt foperfine Smog Gun-powder, Patent Shot, Flints, and sfl kind of Shooting Articles, on the cheapen/Terms. Grunt Choice of good Piltols and Blunderbullia. Spring Guns for Gardens. Fire-Arms repaired and Gun Barrels neatly blevined. 'THE arniaed with RHEUMATISN, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-ach, Numbncfs, Pattcy, Handmade', and Pains of the Stomach, will find aneffeetual remedy in he , ut ir!y vi.st WurraitgAD t isacmci OI MUSTARD. Which bas frequently fueceeded in cafes that had baffled every ether method, and under cizeumilanees that precluded every expedtation of relief from the means visually prefcribed. It is prepared in Pills, and ago in a fluid Rate. The Pals are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviceable in Flatulencies and indigeftlon ; and by their Calmar, mode of operation, (infenable • perfpiration) they gradually undermine tbe molt obftinate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated conftitution. The Field Efence is a remarkably Naive embrocation, neceffarily tired with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tingling feasting, even in the dcepeft fasted =doles, it removes the caul pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the feverelt Sprains and Emile', old &rains and Re. hutadons, are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner. vous licad-acbs, it affords indantaneous relief; and by the ROOKS of EDUCATION. 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'To be expored to Voluntary Sale, xrithicrthe Royal Exchange Ctiffee-houfe, Edinburgh. on Wednefday, the 26th of Anglia, . . . . _ TO OFFICERS ON PALS PAT • • WAR OFFICE, ALL (Facers on the HALF PAY of the LAND Fetes, mildest in Great Britain and Ireland, who are re (milieu the Militia, or who do not bc Id OMoes ander Government, arc hereby rogered immediately to mans to Or f enrol °Merl commanding in the Didrgts within which rerpettielj raid% esoAccounr,in Writing, of their Age, ph services, and peke Place of Abode ; is order that their inlets may be called for as citencnirtanres nail render it rape. &in And fuch as think divorcees, from age or infirmities, aide rot tether Service, even In this country, are to accom pr., their Reports with fuMcient vouches of their inability, srei the nudes thereof. Such Oilers 00 Half Pay u are (erring in the Militia, or arc ono-wife employed under Government ((Men of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Ctrps excepted, .whore Reports are tee made to the Geatrals conmandibg In Dlftridit neve mentioned) are to tranfsit Smile Accounts to the Secretary at tar, rpectrying alto the Nature of the pupate Eta/dice whelk try NITA. The General Oilers commanding plitritts will make re bans to the Secretary at War, erne aerie Of *ll o llllaers who rcpnet dinettes in purfuance of the above nuke. *ad tray Office who ihall tweed to make his report. either to the Commander ot a Maria, or to the Secretary at War, accord in:: to thesirrimftances of bb etuarloa, within eoe ese eth from the date hare, will he gooliMinad as othewilit Provided For, or Dead, aod hia wayestrAll 113 1 ck Psi 14 a`" cur.:Ugly. 111119 MAJE,SIT's colasued . C. Mill . . PROCLR_HisBATIGI!. POR PARDONING Di*RTRR I rAR-OFFIC4, 418,4eg0i1, ant. WHEREAS it s been reprefented to the KING, That there are at thh Time feveral DESER, 1 FRS from the different Rini/RAVI Cusps ht Has MAIPsTeII LAND Asavics,whs teight he induced to wenn to their Duty by ac Olfet of Int,Majefty's Gracious Pardon, and that loch la initiate of his Royal Clemency would have a due In fluence upon their (attire Behaviour; Majefty has been graclonaY pleated EXrTER. to Grant His FRILL PARDON to all WINCHESTER. DESBIRTBAS from His Rine La a MARLBOROUGH. baste Peaces, who. Ran furrestkr IlifttEFORD. themtehres, qt* or before the loth Ray BEDI-ORD.' of Sir+ masts. ace, to the dm: IPSWICH. Mending °Ricer of any Regiment, or to any of the Superintending Field , NOI EINGH.V.I, spac,.es of the Recruiting Service. BIRMINGFUM. whore Stations arc menttooei to tbe • WSBUR.Y. Margin hereof, or to the Ipfpcdtor- MA xciIEST‘R. General of .the Recruiting Seryks In tubs. the We of 'Wight. Voßx. 'Such Defences, if Able-bodied Mat !;i\11.1( and fit for Service, Mall he fent to the IR;RIiAM. Regiments from which they stlpedl ive- LlJlNeuruat lyddcrted, or he appointed to Fitch 4 .1.1.5G0W. Regiments as lira MAJISTR may be 3 MEW . pleated to euremansi I and wben Co plat nun DOR tell Able to lac claimed by shy olber Corps to which they may : formally Give hehoged. Wltereas :many tif the Lid Detente may have F.nlilted her Regidac Corpt,and are now fencing thereto, His Ma • "ftcionay pleated to wend tering Defeners gig Beat* • Pardon-, and to &redl, that they Otall continue to 'h Corps, Mimeo they now are, without being under ed declaring titernfetwe Deferters. 10 ordsr •-.im to the ben e fi t o f t hi s P ar d on; an d t h c y (hall got be , .t. ct arty future time, to be claimed by the -Reillmel" In ttl'T formerly ferved i But this Omsk Is te , t to mend • :ten et•lifted by the Corps railing Recruits for general • -c; which Geferters are only to be entitled, to their Pardon, • .Lust( thetntraves lo the Plc of Wight to be (itch, and • . tint retrausf, rced to font Egablithed Ke p i's:keg soleier wh o m a y deft= after theft His MAJI ar • • Intentioes are made Public, Stall mot be included In the l'aniou, but licyrocordad spina with the lomat fcwrity. Hi. RILAVISTY's command. 4:019/414- "• - " NATURAL ■ISTORT. 4. 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Price one milling each Number, as pubilfhed; or the three firft volumes may be had complete, price aye. W. in boards; the whole to be completed in Bs volumes. N. B. As the Publifter guarantees the Bnoldelling Trade from lots by exchanging eitbcr of the aboveanentiancel Books. In a clean and perfect Rate, for any other of them, Matters sod Governefas of Academies are able to aped there Nadirs !ions frac of expeoce, at the (bop of every rdpeltable Bonk feller. The pi:blither adopts this plan of excise: Wise with the Trade in the complete eonfidesoz that every one of there books, when duly known, will be Introduced Into Mr/ refecia* Seminary el FAatatiea trot, at Two o'clock to the Afternooti,(baftead of the isti of July, toot, as before advErtifed), THE Lands and Ellatts of LEASTON and PLEWLANDHILL, lying in the Parifh of Humble, and county oil-aft-Lothian. There Eftates will be expofed together or reparately.—That of Lealton coufifts of about 7to Scotch Acres, or goo English Statute Aeries; and Plewland-HW confifta of about 352 Scotch Acres, or 431 Englifh Statute Atte', mealy all Arade,'eseept bag what is Coder-wood or Plantation. Each Mate affords a Freehold Qualification in the County, and holds Blench of the Crown • an d has Right to the Tythes, Patronage, 111141 VlCarlit ; the Stl;and was augmented not many years ago; and the Mang and Church have been lately rebuilt, sod the =total ban hens are very fraall. The Lauds of b.ola Eftatea are of ritoellait Quiity, partly of a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops (slavery kind, and partly of a rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Crops of all kinds °trails. The Lands are occupied by choice Thant', at moderate Rents, particularly the Leaftoo Eitatc, which is very improve able, and well fituate4 for the heft of Markets, being within Fifteen Miles of Edinburgh, Six of liaddington, and Fight of Dalkeith; and only Two from Coal. and Lime, with good Roads to all thefc Places. Both Mates are iodated, and fab divided with Ditch and Hedge, or Store Dykes. The Fields are well watcrol, ajd theltered with broad l•ltripcs or Belts of Planting. There are about t; , t Acres of the Properties Under-wood, having a number of old 'Frees on each Mate; and about too Acres of Fir Intimation, interfperfctl with Larch and alt Untie of hard Wood, above thirty years old, In a thriving condition. and well laid out for beautifying the property as well as afford. ' legit (halter. Theft woods, upon a late Curacy, have beat valued at boot* The -- ItianfisseHrtafe of Leaßoo Rands in a dry and warn notation • and may at a moderate toence be made fit to as commod•te a large Fam4 ; has a good Garden, and well flocked double Pigeon - hot& ; and if the Purchafer of either Mate thouid be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there arc many fine Situations for Hodes; and being In the neigh bourhood of Lime, and plenty of Free-Itene in the Grounds, and not far from Timber-marked, Buildings of any kind might be eroded at sit ply espenee. The Reseal of fsoth Eftates, putt log a reafonable yearly value on the Thionings of the Plantations, exclulirt of the Sale of grown Wood, is upwards of tswl. a year; said though about 73 Awes, Part of Leafton inelofiires, adjoining the Manfion, sod 70 Acres of Plewland-bill, be out of Lane to accommodate a Proprietor, tide are only here rated at the Offers made for them by good Tenants. The Eflate is partly furrounded and interfofted with Trost ins-rivulets; ku upon it Pheafaut, Partridge, Hare, and other Game, and is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game. Its elegi! blhey for any Gi oilman defiroidkof a Complete Eltate fo non the Capital, and in fo good a neighbourhood, requires IMO Comment. For Particular, apply to Aku ' p . m, ()rapt, P.fq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh; at to ?Arita Res aad Han, Sollichoes Bafirell-court. Lauda° • ud John * el i.eaßeekowill apcw ther;emike, WHEN Profeffmial Men of education And re fpoullbility deviate from the general fyßesn by the (c -icalas of a peculiar "Branch, the randier' of bog continued (needs is the bell criterion of fupenority. Eight years have I devoted my pmEtice to the rectutlve treat ment of THREE DISORDMI, and the fuceefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am a►le the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. . - After initillti;) IMO every branch as an Army Sutler*. I fanned a with at an arty period of Practice to refeue from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general PratUtionere. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, eoinprize every (petits of VFW:REAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long dump:in.—idly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether artfing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and tally that de rangement of 4c fractal in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeates are the relish of ignorance or !talk In the trea t ment of a &epic Ootiorehea, and it not tastrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the inditcretion of an unguarded hour. By a filmier /wilted fuck complaints are city cured, and even where others have failed, I troll that I say prefume to offers radical re-dtablifitment. • ' Few however arc the cafes of complicated diltrefs in this dltorder compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent One• ties of o fatltiocable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility vvhick is the unavoidable confequence of filch pernidpus habits. Where the unhappy loiterer breeds over his mitery, but care, fully conceals his misfortune, It may be tome contention tar him to know, that although it be an oiled of doubt or uncer tainty with ther Prhdldoners, the removal of thcfe DEO. Ci ENC I ES by the renal progrefs of Renovation is the acquire 'neat of mg experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an only counteradien of this languid Rate, and la th•fil cafes no great (faculties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years et 'Red a proper Pap feverance is indifpenfibly 'equine to revive the Gumbring fpirka of Life, and to re-animate the Cenititutiou. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed In their expedations of a Family, may he atrured, that in molt inftanees loch defects are curable by Medical SkUL • The SECRECY which is to efferidal to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have prefunsei to Rate, form the Bain of my Preenfiens, and in coincidence with fuck this lath matioa is given, that Mr B---• may be confultedpefounly (or by letters inelofing a (mail note) at his boufe, No. sq, Arun. del-ftreet, Strand, mar Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Brat adjoining, sad the name is on both the doors. 14. B. Masker 44 the Royal College of Surgeons.