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FICi OF ORDNANCE, September 23, 161 s. LVCIPAL OFFICERS of Isis MA r's ORDNANCE do hereby Ow Notice, at will he rectived at their Office, in Pall-mall, 'EDNESDAY, the 7th October next, from such be Willing to undertake the supply of CANDLES Department, for a period of Three Years, ler the expiration of the first Year, upon notice its, at the option of either party. be Arti c les may be viewed, upon application at Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther !ether with the Terms and Conditions of the v be known at the Secretary's Office, In Pall , a ny day, between the hoses of Ten and Four t the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and yopoials for Candles ;' but no Proposal can be ed it said 7th October, at Twelve o'Clock at Neon of oeither will any Tender be noticed unless the it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. No Os Beard, B. It CREW, Secretory. . . . CONTRACTS FOR ITN 4W- Commissariat Deparuncat, Tieosslry Chetabers, il;th Sept. 1818. 'rums as are desirous of Con:racting with afar Commissariat Supplies, to furnL* for Twelve m the Ist of November nest, such L'ltiantities of ff Mpg Paillasses, as may from time to ti.me be re llarneks in the undermentioned CotuaNlav and, receive Puticulars of the Contracts on applying at uvula the hours of Eleven and Five ; to Derauty ,General Too: o, at Edinburgh ; and to the respor.- 11-sters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, an,' of dearer their Tenders at this Office, (marking ~tier for Straw,") until Twelve o'Clock on TUES• Sib of October. are to be made separately foe each County in South the Whole of the Barracks in North Britain, and ll'hele of thine in the Time Islands of Guernsey, Alderney ; but no Proposal will be noticed unless annexed to, a printed Particular, and the prices voids at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined mai, from a Pawn of known property, engaging owl with the party ten.lering, for the due perfor e Contract. sue sent by post, the postage must be paid. MANUSCRIPT' SERMONS. ACOLLECTION of ORIGINALS to be SOLD, , composed chicly for Country Congregations ; their svfle classically shaste ; alike free from fustian and tow llethodistical Vulgarisms ; the subjects, Doctrinal, Practical, and Devotional, and in perfect accordance with Church of England Ptinciplcs, and Ordinances, While due attention has been paid to time, their length being such as neither to exhaust the preacher, or wear out the patience of the hearer.--They will be found deserving the particular attention of any Oeutleman-alsout to take Orders. Apply personally, or by letter (post paid) to Jas. Johnstone, Clerical and School Agenr, Warwick-court, Holborn. • SALES BY AUCTION: , • - PtIRBROOR PARE, ROAR HAVANT, HANTS. Genvine EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brilliant PIER GLASSES, about Forty Dozen of OLD • PORT, CLARET, HOCK, &e. LIVE and DEAD FARM ING STOCK, &e. &e. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Purbrook Park, near Havant, Hants, To: stoaaow, the 89th of September, 1818, and following day, SALES BY AUCTION. u rLiwt. . ELFG.ANT FASIIIONABLE FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, GARDEN LIOHTS, and TOOLS; handsome BAROCYCHE, yellow body, and nearly miir ; a ir of seasoned GREY HORSES, HARNESS, and vn flans Effects. . By 'Aft. ROBINS, or the Premises, COCKCII-now, FIJUIAX, Op Mosque, the 12.T.1t October; et Eleven o'Clock, rrE COSTLY FASHIONABLE FURNITURE; mive Within a few months. comprising Dravring-roons ekes of elegant CHINTZ FURNITURE, in Window Car 14ins, Grecian Sofas, Mira, ate, handlome Parlour Furnituae it an descriptions' elegant Bedstead and Chintz Hangirgs, az 'miss!. Bedding and Chamber Anklet, Brussels and other Car 7 Plei Mid Chisansey Glasses, China and Wass, Kitchen T...7nr,- . Garden Lights and Tools, and variant Meta. Modern-lurk BAROcCHE, nearly new, and a Pali of Margined Grey Horses and Harper- The property or a LA_EIY gang - to reside on she ConOent. Inarbe viewed on FM* amd naturlay preceding the &be, OW ekaillPse say be bad, at Goa essaLew eazb, gra die at Fleven o'Clotk, (The Property ef the Right Hon. Viscount KEITH) . * THE remainder of the excellent 110USEHOP FURNITURE, comprising two brilliant Pier Glasse' in rich carved Frames, two sets of Patent Dining Tables. estallant Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, • Saari take, Card, Pembroke, and Dining Tables, Japan* Pier Cabinets, Sofas, Chairs, French Rod Windt:ow •ftatiaolla Chintz Cotton, Brussels. Carpets, Cut Steal Fenders and Mee Irons, Servant's Bedsteads and Mang Pent Mangle, visit Thiny Dozen of fine Old Port, Clint, kart, Sec.; LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, Impliments, &a. consisting of, Two Stacks of well-made Meadow Hay, one Stark of Said , about Sixty This; Three strong Can Hones, s Mule, siPsir of Owings Hones,' Tan walldored Mares, Two Cows, Throe , Heifers, &e. Two strong Waggons, Four e Ploughs, Hannon Winnowing Machine, Turnrber l Zl various useful Effects. May be viewed on Monday, an& Sinning of Sale, when Ca talogues may be bad on the Premises ' • Fountain, Portsmouth ; Red Lion, Gosport ; Dolphin, Soutbanipton ; White Hart, Petersfield; and of Mr. Robins, Warwkb-street, Goiden.snuare, London. GENTLEMEN who are buyers of WINE by, the Pipe are informed, that they may have a choice of The finest OLD PORT WINE, in the London t At £lOO. Docks, of the Tutor of 1815, 5 Duty paid. Ditto, of the finest, ditto, ditto, of the Vintage 1812, £lO4 do, Or the Wines may be purchased at less the Duty, and remain in the London Docks, free of all charges to the Purekiser, for one month. Farther Particulars, Samples, or Attendance to the Docks to 'Taste the Wines, may be obtained, by addressing a Letter to Kr. Joan WASIMPI. No. 4, Upper North Place, Gray's Jon-lane. This day was published, price Ss. bound. CRITICAL GRAMMAR of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES; with Tabular Elucidations, calculated to aid the English Student in the Acquirement of the Niceties of the French Language, and to give the French Scho lac a knucyledge of the English Tongue. By W. HODGSON. London : Printed for John Sauter, School Library, 73, St. Paul's Ckureb..yard.—Of whom may be had, Cherpillaud's Book of Versions, or Gaide to French Transla tion and Construction, ss. 6d. Cherpillaud's Key to ditto, 3s. 6d. _ SURREY, _ BETWEENT CROYDON ANDSODSTONE ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with MANSION . = HOUSE, FARM-HOUSES, arid OUT-BUILDINGS; upwards of FIVE 4IUNDRED and TWENTY-ONE ACRES; with very VALUABLE COMMON RIGHTS. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'S Coffee-Iscuee, Exchange Alley, ComhiU, r • THURSDAY, October r 161 i; at Twelve, in Two. Lots, A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, eA, TERHAM COURT LODGE, MANSION-110CSP OFFICES, GARDENS, apd OUT-BUILDINGS; It HALLS FARM, and ether LANDS, situate id the Pariah of Caterham, In the County of Surrey : comprising -upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES ' Of 'Meadow, Pasture, and Atable Land, the principal pat ly. ing compact, divided into Emlosures; the Turnpike-road fn.n Croydon to Godstone riuming through the Estate; with Farm houses, Offices, Yards, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, Us the occupatido of Thomas Wean, Esq. „Mr. 10. Wills, Mr. 'Michael Rowell, and James Dalton, on lease, and under now ments, at low TtlitS. Also, NINII.IM's FARM, Si•lptP tlest the above, is the occupation of Mr. Searle u, whom k.isc expires at 3lichaelm..l 1819; comprising a Outage and Garden, and THIRTY-N ACRES AN') A HALF of Meadow and Arable Land. These Estates possessa very valuable Right of CoMfacnage Over Seven Hundred Acres of Land, and are highly improvable. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Michael Rowed, Caterh;..m, of whom Particulars may be had; at theW%t!telk.rt,Godstor.e4 King's Arms, Croydon ; tuns, 31 , 7rsthain ; liwan, Reigate ; of Messrs. Marriott and Blamirc, Gray'sannstquare ; at G.,rra,- way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-spart; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. LlAZllalllo a Vi., am v.• •••••••• ON THE BORDERS OF SUFFOLK. Oonvenient FAMILY HOUSE., on a Lawn, with eiteellent Garden and Out-buildings, - a new COTTAGE and Garden, and neatly FORTY ACRES of Meadow Land, all lying compact. • THE SPORTS OF THE FIELD, &c. This day was published, in 3 Vols. decoy 4to. price Al 17$. id. boards, or 3 Vols. royal ova. price XS. Ss. boards . RURAL SPORTS ; or, A Description of the.. Aso Pkans,res and Amusements arising train the Air, the Fields, the Waters, and the FOAM ; being Bules.and.Directions for .booting, Fishing, Hunting, Training and Management of Dogs ink-Shooting, Coursing, Hunting, At e; With an Abbrevia tion of the Laws relative to each ; interspersed with Sketches and Anecdotes from Natural History. By the ker. W. It I)ANIEL. Illustrated by Seventy-two Plates, representing One Hundred and EigtnyAree Figures of Dogs, Beasts of the Forest, Land Birds of Spca, Water Fowl, Fish; &t. Principally from Maw ings by Reinaes and engraved by Scott. - Printed for !Annan, Hurst, hues, Orme, and Brown ; and CadeU and Davies, LMuloss. - By Mr. ROBINS, At the Swan Inn, liartestae, on Weinotaratv, the 7th day of Octotier, 1818, at Twelve o'Cloelt, is Four Luta, ADESIR ABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a convenient Family Mansion House, standing on a Lawn, separated front the Road by a fore court, enclosed by dwarf-walled palisadoes in the excellent Market Town of Harleston, commanding delightful viewain various directions.; with Yard, Stable, Barn, Cow-houses, Cattle and Cart-eked% granary, &c. a capital Garden, walled on three sides, planted with excellent Fruit-trees. A neat Cottage ad joingig, with Yard and Garden, and sundry Enclosures of capi tal Meadow Land adjoining the Town of Ilarleston, cOntaining nearly FORTY ACRIIS ; in the occupation of Messrs. non and Doughty, which will be divided into small Loss, far 14 accommodation of purchasers. 'To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particu- Wu may be had ; of Mr. Levick, the Swan, Harleston ; Mr. Haynes, Scott Inn ; Henry Wyatt, Esq. Brom, near Eye, Suffolk; the lanes Read, Dias; the Norfolk Hotel, Nor wich ; Angel, Bury St. SAnsond's ; Bell, Thetford ; Rutland Arms, Newmarket; 6nNaa Lice. Ipswich ; Cups, Colchester ; qt GarrawaYs Collsaftwo, Carshill and of Mr. Robins, • Warwick-suer*, Gokleineguan, where a Plan of Lae Estate .may be seen. CcUSTI2.S. Isle of 'Man Surrey ):k Isle of Wight Sussex Kent Warwick 1 Lancaster Wilts :1:14 'Middlesex York Norfolk North Britain Northampton Islands of 2 Nottingham Guernsey, Suffolk. Jersey, Somerset Alderney. This day was published, price 2i. the 2d rdition of THE GARDENER'S COMPANION - ; or, HOR- Tic utTunAL CA LENTfaill--to which is annexed, an a plan oever before.exhibited, the Gattnxs Sam and Pas= Es. TIMATS, shrwineths necessary quantity to be prosiided of seeds roots, offsets, or plants, in proportion to r dimensions of the. rromd. Edited from the original te.anuscrirapf J. Aberrixable. Author of the " Practical Gardener," &c. By J. MBAR,- Wad Gaidena . to Sir A. flume, lidst. of Wormleybury Park, llerti. Printed'for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Sieved, London ; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, o,biin. Of whom rani also be had. the Practical Gardner; or, Inv. ' proved Synein sE Modern llutti:ulture: Second Uliton i }lll4st ti. 4n boards. • . • SPORTING BOX. LIANTS, ON THE BORDERS OF BEng& TO BE LET, FUR N ISIIED, By Mr. ROSINS, AVERY ELIGIBLE DWELLING*- HOUSIte seated on a Lawn, adapted for the aceemunodation of t Gentles's:to with 011 ices, Garden, and Pleasure -Grotind; the right o f Spuring over an extensive Manor, stored w.. (Jame, at l in the vicinity of Packs of wry excellent Hosinu:a Lard may be had if required. F..xelcld? r ra of 3fr. Rohislo„:Warwick-otreot, Gotien.squasso N'OR FOI. K. CAPITAL FREEHOLD FSTATE, • Eligible for Investment, Satwesui Ely and Downham, on the road to Lynn, upwards of HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES, Adjoining the River OUZF. The Whole on Leasu to a show respectable Tenant. " . . Sy Mr. itonttis, LStirraway's Coffee-house, in Eschange-Alley, Cornhill, on Tirthlssoav, the 9 2 d October, at Twelve o'Cloci, in One Lot, A V.AI:OADLE FREEHOLD COMPACT ES- Ix- TATE ? situate in.* Parish of klilgay ; comprising Ten Mile Bank Farm, adjoining the River Owe, a good Farm- House, with Offices, Yard, Garden; lac. large Barn, Smbles, Cow-holm. Sheds, :and various Out-buildings, =d sundry Par cels of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabi . ' Land, all compact, and containing upwards of TWQ HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, In the occupation of Mr. Flander. A Farm adjoining, with Cottage, Farm-ilouse, and Out-build ings, AIM sun Parcels Parcels of Land. containing upward 9 of O TW/1 DRE I) A AND FTPTY.TwO .i CR ES, • ' in the 'Kt-up:A& of Mr. Batts. Sundry Parcels of Meadow and Arable. Land adjoining, con taining upwards of FIFTY ACRES, in possession of Mr. Itoyle. The whole Estate, containing 6IYli lILLNDERD AND FIFTY-TWO AcitES, os 1.-:ase Lobe Rev. J. Hoyle, a mast eligible Tenant, and a desirable Property fOr Investment, in the vicinity of good Market Towns, and goad Roads and Water LONDON lIQSPIT IL. LECTURES C}N MID V:11 LRY. will begin his LECTURES zN CI: and PRACTICE al l WI F BAY, TJEASKS of WOMEN and C firt.DEEK, on ,fir sth, at Illf-after Eleven in the :Morning, In eta& Loridln Hospital. alatiaoybe had at his house, No. 37, Broad-street. Mr. Martindale, Apothecary niche ilospitaL STANMORE DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Walt OFFICES, BEAL"I'IFUL PLEASURE-GROUND* GARDENS, ANTI LAND. TO BE SOLD Di PRIVATE CONTRACT, OR LET FURNISHED, BY MIL ROBINS, AVERY Desirable COTTA G E RESIDENCto adapted for theolccommodadon and immediate retry Son of a GENTl.liblii IC'S FAMILY, most delightfully sit.iate on STANMOIL-1111.14commanding very into-ruinv a3.ltea tenslve Vioss rarer «.vast trait .f highly ornamented Co6atayi seated at a. Lawn, entompasied with ine thriving nun Evergreens, S:trubs, sod stately:Tauber Trees in great ante, iuterst , :ted by Sod dry Gray..lfei:.walks tastefully c1i5,044.41, Ponds stored with Fish, excellent Gardens fully etocked, aroil antlpianted with numer6:4l choice . Fruit-trees, Glapery, etc i lea Domestic Offi , es, Coackt-house, Stables ' Partniad, house, Piggery, Cattle-sheds, & e. and MEAnovr high state of cultivation, in all nearly ACREfa.--..lnunediate possession may b:.! had. To be viewed I Tickets, which; with Particulars, may be had of. Mr. robins,.Warwiek-street, tiolden4rlisare. MR. IIIiTrOILDS'IIISTOIIr OF GREECE . . (zosseansis) This day was publi4ed, in 4t0.. price boaltts.. THE FIFTH VOLUME of the lIISTORY of OREECE; comprehending the entire Reign of Alexander the Grest.—By WIL LI AV 'MITI:OR I), Printed for T. Cadell ind W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, 1. The Fors Ps.ncr.nnica Vostratas; including the History of Greece from the ekrliest Accour.ts to the Death of Philip King of Macedonia. Price 71. 4s. in boards. 2. The Same Work, handsomely printed in eight vols. /Pro. price 4!. 4s. in boards. • 3. An Isinunty Into the Panacn.t.rs of MAMMY in 'LW uanz, and of the Mrantaxtses of VERSE, Modern and Ancient. The Second Edition, with Improvements and large Additions. Elva. price 7s. 6d. in beards. 'KEGS HEREBY GIVEN, that application tematto Parliament in the ensuing Session, for leave I la as or Pills, to enable and *authorize the COM. I PROPRIETORS of the REGRPITe CANAL, to regalia a Navigable Cut, from and dut of that part gat's Canal, which will run through the Lands of Se- Esquire, in the Parish of Islington, otheevrise St. l.:/ton, in the County of Middlesex, to pass through a Basin in the Lands of the Prebendary of Wenlock ; crating the mid from Islington to Finsbu uare, F called the City Road, and terminating with a . llaain aid in the Land of the said Prebendary, situate in the St. Luke, otherwise St. Luke Old-street, or one of * said County of Middlesex, with proper Basins, Deaf, Engines, Wharfs, Quays, Landing-pLices, and icss And else for taking and levying Rates, Duties, ern the said Navigable 'Cut and Basin, the whole aid intended Navigable Cut, Blaine, and Works, tin the Parishes of Islington, otherwise Saint Mary, ad Saint Luke, otherwise Saint Luke, Old-street, id county of Middlesex ; and also fur altering, va. enlarging the Basin and Channel thereto from the nes, now forming (under or by virtue of an Act pass fityaecond year of the Reign of his preser.t Majesty / a Navigable Canal from the Grand Junction Canal, ash of Paddington, to the River Thames, in the parish lose, in the county of 31fiddlesex) at or near the Com lud, in the parish of Saint Anne, Limehouse,' and the Ratcliffe, in the parish of Saint Dunstan, Stepney, or on, in the said county of Middlesex, so as to render hada capable of containing Ships and other Vessels, kr the said Company of Proprietors of the Regent' OR and levy Tells, Kates or Duties of and from such eltherVesteh enter:ng and lying within the same lain ; isetteni, enlarge, alter, amend, explain, or repeal the aid in the Sid year of the reign of his present Ma rt tornin abet Act passed in the 56th year of the liensent Majesty, fur anunding the raid last-men brcertain Clauses, Powers, Provisions, or Autkoritho ofie lie said Acts, and insert in such Bill or Bills clauses tt tie Provisions of the said Acts respectively more etiec dtae partlctil4rly in relation to the supply of Watzr rayons cf sie said Acts, or either of them ; and for the 4 ° 141 4 =V IL:servoir, or Reservoirs, for any of the id* aid lass JAMES W. LYON. :_lowelktrect, 9th Sept. 1619. MISS MA'T'S NEW TALE. This day was published, price 4s. 6d. bound, embellished with an elegant Copper-plate Frontispiece, Airol ARGARET MELVILLE, and the SOLDIEn's .DAUGHTER ; or, Juvenile . Memoirs :' Interspersed with Remarks on the propriety of encouraging British 51etio factitres.—By ALICIA C.ITHERINE, MART. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, (late Law and Whit taker), 13, Ave-Maria-lar.e. Of whom. may be hal,by the same Author, 1. ELLEN; or,. The Young Godmother. A. Tale. Third Edition, with a Copper-plate Frontispiece, price 3s. 6d. bound. • 2. CAROLINZ Lt:el:oo - ; ; or. The Errors of Fashiott. A Tale, embellished with an elegant Engraving, prise 3s. 6d. hound. Mcorrsoua Ntwattann ; or. Tke Mother at:d on. „Ent builisht4 with a highly-finished Copper-p Lite, ht two vets. price 101. 6d. boards. . _ • Carriage. May be viewed by applying td the Tenants, or us Mr. Ogden, Bell Inn, Ililery, where Particulars may be had; at the Ina, Downturn; hut., J.ynn ; Mr. Rance, Lamb Inn, Fly, Mr. Gardiner, Crown Inn, Stoke Ferry ; M. Bridgman, Angel Inn. Norwizh; Mr. Haynes, Seale Inn ; Hell Inn, Bury ; Ina, Cambridge ' • the Inns at Royston, r.::d Bantireced ; Saracen's Mead, Ware ; of Mr. John Morgan, Solicitor, 2, James.atreet, Bedford-row ;at Oafraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiek-street, Goldin-square, where a Plan may be seen. CARMARTHENSHI RE. DF.SIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. TYMAWR, GELLYIIIR, TYItYFELIN. with Dwelling houses, Bunt, Stables and Beast-houses, &c. Also a capitzl Bolting Mlll,calLicl Fehr Newidd, with a fine head of Water, and nearly TWO IlligHltk:D AND TM R'IY ACRES oi Mumdow, Pasture, Arabia, and Wood Land, in a Ring Feac••, Br Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alkyl Cart:hill, on TAriaosa, the 22d of October, ISIS, at Twelve &Cluck, CATON ON DEBILITY. This day was published, price St. 6d. a New Edition of Dit.ICTIC AI, OBSERVATIONS on the DE:il- LITIES, main-al and contracted, of the GENE': ' 0110 ANS of both Sexes; including Beni.irks on Mani S=- minal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions , ( fl eet ' , 'VA°. Dolnala' Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of I.lener..tion. • By T. M. C.tTON, Surgeon, No. to, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-sus:et, Strand; Late of the United laspitals of tit. Thomas's and liuy's. Printed for 17. Neely, In, Lombard-street, London. .llso, I. Catnn nn Indigestnr, Seri fula, and Cutaneous Diseases, &c. &c. Treatitt. ou Female Lice tees ' 3e. 641.-3. On Asthma and Winter 33.-1. On the Venereal Disease, Ss. lICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That application nit made to Parliament in the ensuing 9ession for leave is a Bell or Bills, to enable the COMPA.NY of PRO ORS of the REGENT'S CANAL to take and use for ase of making a Reservoir or Reservoirs, anti a Road or So:ets, sad Bridges, Enghles 'Wharfs, Quay a, Landiip Led Er ot h er the rryoses and ' conveniences of the said Bits Works, certain Pieces or Parcels of Land belong , Right lien. the Earl of Grosvenor, and tot he Com- Preprietlrs of the Chelsea Water-works, situate in the if Mat George, Itanover-squace, in the County t f Mid -44 I7tW hotwesn the River Thames and the Tut npilte diag from Chelsea to EMIG°. J. W. LYON- Rowll-street, Sept. 23, 18"' Non est vivere sed vaiere vita.—Materat. " Life is.ettly Life, when best with Health." THE finest systenii of Ethics is to confine within due bound., and otitis to regulate the Pasem, ; untestrainvil and insubordinate they-impetuously destroy those barriers which Religion and Morality have male sacred; to curb but not .I,ni hilete them appears . the lesson. of Prudence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. • - P.very disorganization of the humeri frame requhes great nu. (Leal knowledge to remedy, and the public welfcre is pYonlotod when ProTcsatoral men (diste;arding the suggestions of the en vious and interested) devote their sandics to the treatment of those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of the Passions at an unetrusied moment. " The strength of a sta. don consists in the health of the people; but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily scerl'ice to the ignoranee of unfeeliee empyri cism, aad to counteract as fir as po-ifP.e its further- ravage*, we offer to seffcring hnmarity, the rev.:.: of our own exp erience Rs the varic..s diseases of Dobbs*,. The unwary victim of sul tray vice, 'early a-quired at school, Before Reason has assesses! lt._r right our the !laird), veil, in coutemgkting I- is powerless state, become stiscti - ible of CriiVenif:: V.!7laLt4r. - 4, in knowing that the most ccmFlitated state of exhaestion may be roused into manly energy. - intense. study—lgnmc iterate analety—tong residence in tropical climes, and ranny otter canoes, will frequently derange thy reit. rota s% err-, ; in such cue we can hold out an assurance of re. animation,b7 remedies Which have long answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human ilappiress tom 'maim, can now be treated ft arkosly, the improved state of Medical Science having divested its antida.e of those diFtreffiag Formica that so bog rendered its exhibition uneertainandtarassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients hbeuring under this malady, that a few days only are required for the removal of early rya,. 1 tonic; that the most Inveterate ease will yield to our remethee within a month, and that in a pegson veto only suspects blow* injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearing; a similar remark applies to many otherderangements of the gene rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, atea especially strictures § obstinate eases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or etimolintst Rome pectdiaritici incidental to the softer sex, have not escaped our attention; in which mihiness combined with illieacy bar supentsded the means usually adopted. In fine, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently use. eassfuL ••• Vor the general aceothntodaden we do not limit nurse:wee to staged periods of practice, but May be consulted at all reason. able Isours.—Country Patients are requested to douraw minutely their symptoms, Ikts when medicine, with advice, will be Mono. diately forwarded to any part of the kingdom—A Dialleenote is expected to accompany the ease. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Samoans. 13, Bouveriootreet, Fleet-atreet, London. Just publi.lird, The At.GIS of LIFT., a familiar Commentary on the alive Histases—By (10A8 and Co.—To he hid at • No, M r Vatow," ter-mow ; and of ail Booksellers, price la. -.- Three L THE Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES,' 1 situate is th,: Parish of: LLANELLY, County of CAR IVIARTII EN, .r.early adjoining the high Turnpike Road from Carmarthen to Ilar.elly, and the Cannarthenshire Railroad' running through a eousickralde part of the Estate; in a be.mtliut part o: the country, a fine stream of water flowing through the lands, and hear the Sea. Lor Comprises Tymawr and Gellyhir Farms, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, and. Arable Land; with Dwelling - houses , Barns, Stables, and Other Oui-buildings ; part in the occupation of Mr. Aaron Jenkins, and part in hand. Lee 2. Ty-r. Felin Farm, with Dwelling-house, Garden, Smith's Forge and Garden, and upviards of FIFTY-ONE ACRES Of Pasture, Arable, and Wood lAnd, stored with fine thriving Timber; the Carmarthenshire Tram Road running through the laud, and likewise the road to the Brooding Coal Works, and ornamented by the Ruins of Molingravar ; of which immediate possession may be had. A Sulphurous Spring has lately been discovered on this Estate. LIT 3. Fein Newidd, a capital Bolting Mill, most 'Wotan tiany hunt situate on the Llend River, a fine stream of water, %Olt a Dwelling - house , ' Stable. &c. Cottage, load Garden, and upwards 6f FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, ace. WORMS, when generated in the humait body, are the cruse of many internal afflictions, which vary SO mach in effects that they may be mistaken by the most eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men, womeu, and cbil hen; though the latter more extensively suffer from their destru:tive rava g es. 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PERRIN, Che- of Worms, particularly in children, that no mother, or aspects .,4l3. , ~c!lY. p ereen that ever prepared them for Dr. tendant of a young family should ever be without them, to have ~i . ,..t'•••. .... 1!-tnne, and for his family fourteen months b Ci7r7 0 :!!„ a copy of 13. P.'s Af fi davit before the to itb eePliell directi° "' econrae to-whenever ocsivion requires their trse. They are sad, in boxes, at es. 9d. 5, , t ad. and ire... 1140 _ .. e.. e t .s sf directions, Stc. in which the Ana. eat h ; and (for convenience of die poor) in papers at thirteen pliv.ii,:i . ..c .... i i As above may elle be he , the tele. I , zi , . halfpenny ; by Butler and Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap it.t...4:inbert;U;:.l)Frks warranted equally Sesmine, 2i. I * sia,, corner obit. Paul's, London; and :sle. 34, SackvtUe4tra•r, il l v gde ""nv sb Practitioners and Venders.— I D u b% r: ; and by all respectable Venders of Patent Medicines in i 1 .. , toinhilL every. 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