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a EAST EM), 2ffNCHLEY, In MIDDLESEX, With early poireffinu. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-balk, in Cornhill, in Two Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Nine Acres or thereabouts of valuable Meadow Land, lying with a gentle declivity to • South afpcd, on which Rands a roomy Brie% and Saibni Hnufe, and eatenOve Offices; with a large Garden ; as alfo a modern Brick and Sallied Houle, very neatly failed, and in excellent repair, with a good Garden. The former Haufe,with the Land, is in the occupation of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, on Leafe, till Lady Day, 1803, at only i2l. per annum net; together with a Pew for the family, and afer vante Pew, both in the Gallery of Finebley Church. The rind Tax of the whole is redeemed. To be viewed by %caveat the refpealve tenants, until the tale. Printed particulars may be had at the Bald Paced Stag, near the Prendfcs; alto of Alexander Murray, Efq. Symontra Inn; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. R.sine, Land Surveyor, Charlotto.ftreet, Bloomfbery. • BETWEEN TsSt3ENDEN and NORTHAW. HERTS. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, At the litainhoW Coffee-ho k, in Cornish', on Thurfday the 28th Want, at o'clock, AFREEHOLD COTTAGE in good repair, fronting the South, and overlooking two fine Meadows belonging thereto, andthe Ihnoanding country, which. is beau tifully wooded, and abounds .wiek GanK :.and goad Roads fur round the Peerages in.every direCtion : together **haus excel lent Garden well planted, and Chair.; boufc, Stall Stable, Barn, and other convenient Ora-buildings--the Wbolc quantity dx Acres. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particular', Islay be bad of JVIe. ROW in Charlotte-ft:art, Bloomfbury ; and at Poolbonie, near theirernifes : Particulars may be alto lhad at the Once Dragon, &met t ikdifbury Arms, Hatfield; and Bill, Herded °MOND LAND NEAR •PLASTOW. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the 28tb day. of May, at the Rainbow Coffee book, itt CetiOa, at Twelve &Clock, in One,Lot, rOUR TREE/TOLD MARSHES of Rich ISRAZitfa LAND.blug adjoining eselsotitrAa Wick bead bowel, new Miaow, in Mx ; -oosuin its togesber Fifty Acres, isinrof alseNisiluand Reed Bed; as the four are now jar dor secupatialsof Mr. Matthew Aftuon, on Le af e , till Cbrltt *tn. no 4. at the old low, don- rent, of One Hundred and Twaity-tve Pounds per Aautun. Mr. Rakes, at Plaltow, by leave of the Tenant, will Ihcw the Land; of whonprinied-Pastleulars May be bad; alto of Alexander Murray. Ffs. Byrooad's Inn • the Rainbow • and bf Mr.7Rtibte, Land Survivor, in Chotiotte-Itrect, Bi;ottlf• bury, where a Mao of the.Eftateusey be feat. VEAL PA OR AM and SOUTfIOA. With c tattlian at Michaelmas next. M. TO S -BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINY, n Friday the. :9th of June, at the Rainbow Calm-honk in IPentWIU Landok.at is o'clock, in one Lot, ..AIi:BEHOLD ESTATE, molt beautifully ated en the ,FAA tide of the Tarnpike Road between 1111.1NOTON sod PALMER's GRELN, appetite the Five Simi and Bownsfartn, catlV Ix miles from London, polleMes ~chllar advantige, by the rife of ground, and the New River winding thmetb the lands, for wafting one or mere E.V.GANT Vit.! AS. The quantity of Land Thirty-four Acres, in part old Mea dow, and the remainder rich Arable, free from Land Tax, in the Atlases of Edmonton and Tottenham, entitled in the for ester to an allotment in the Inclofure flown:eking, and in the Weer to a *Try valuable Paauraic in Tottenham Mardtes. Printed Particulars will be ready fur delivery one month prccedipg the we; which may be had of Mmi. King. the prefent • tesiant,et Peiner's Citroen ; at the Rainbow; MeEntWord, Den • Nata.nad firtioo.Coosat-Oardan ; and of Mr. Mao, Cbarlotto ttroa..2innaknry. ELEGANT HOUSE and EFFECTS. MARY-LA•BONNE. TETSWORTH, in OXFORDSHIRE. With poffefEon at Michaebnas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINS, On Tburfday the aBth of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-boufe, in Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, In One Lot, AVERY Valuable and Complete Freehold GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a defirable proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the whole upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrounding a good reipetable Farts-Houfe (to which a Salted Parlour and Bed-chambers have been lately added); with fpacious Farming glut-buildings: and Shepherd's Cottage; the whole lying with in a sing fence, and well watered; known by the name of .0B ; bounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTedworth and Oxford, two miles Client from the former, and ten hum the latter, and only fortrfour from London. Mr. Biggs,. the prefent Tenant, will permit the Presnifes to be feen, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Papers; Crown, Thane; George, Aylefbury ; White Hark, Ux bridge; of Mara. Green and Pennant, No. a, Gray's-Inn snare ; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Maine, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-Rreet. Bloomfbury, where a Plan may be fem. NEAR MARLBofitopurt,ia WILTSHIRE. With polka= in part inurediately, and at Michaelmas next. 'TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN&, On Thud'Jay, the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Collbe.houfe, in Conthill, Lenders, at t 2 o'clock, in one Lot; AVERY iinprovable and Capital ESTATE, containing near Thee Thou/and Acres of Arable, Up land, and Water Meadow, Paftatre and Down Land, divided into three Fitna, , known by the names of Hefwick, Pacifism, Illfbiterteld and Crate: as the false are held by Merrs. Mel.Cemains. and Erma, at old Rents• together with the adled Prima, or Albourne Wo ods, and the %M -anta annuallypaid within the Manor and Poi% of OXEROURNE, ST. GEORGE, and ST. ANDREW, • Wh the Right of Hillery in the Puttee Wawa. POWS= af ?mahout Form sway bean part had now and at Michneirnas neat; and of Hrlvritt, Whiteldd, and Cow Crate, is a Tient. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, till the Sale, of wham ' Printed Particulars may be had onths 4th of May ; alto of the Printers of the Bath, Satifbury, and Oxford Papers; Cattle, Marlborough; Bear. Devixes • White Hart, Chippen ham; of Mears . Bonham , Speenhamiand, and Saithill ; Mr. Janus Bradford, Swindon; where, and at Mr. Ryder's, Lin edbee-Inn, and Mc Kane, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-area, Bionadbury, Lendso, a Plan may be leen. . . EAST END. PINCHLEY, In MIDDLESEX, With early polreffitat. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-b in Carob'll, in Two Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing r Actin or thereabouts of valuable Meadow Land, with a gentle declivity to • South afpcd, on which flat roomy Brie% and Sanwa Houfe, and extenOve Offices; vs larur Gant= ; as alfo a medern Brick and Sallied Houfe, neatly flailhed, and in excellent repair, with a good Ga The former Hank, with the Land, is in the occupation of 1 Elizabeth Smith, on Leek. till Lady Day, 1803, at only per annum net; wettlicr with a Pew for the family, and vans' Pew, hot" in the Gallery of Finebley Church. The Find Tax of the whole is redeemed. To be viewed by leave of the refpedive tenants, unti tale. Printed particulars may be had at the Bald Paced near the Preludes; alfo of Alexander Murray, Efq. Sym Inn; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, Land Sun Charlotte-ftreet, Bloomlbnry. TETSWORTH, in OXFORDSHIRE. I , With poffefion at Michachnas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-I in Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, In One Lo A VERY Valuable and Complete Frei • A- GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a del proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the • upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrow a good reipedable Farm-Houfe (to which a Salted Parlor Bed-chambers have been lately added); with fpaclous Fat I hit-buildings, and Shepherd's Cottage; the whole lying in a ring fence, and well watered; known by the nan J AB ; bounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTedwort f'.:Prford, two mike Client from the homer, and ten inn latter, and only fortrfoar from London. Mr. Biggss, the prefent Tenant, will permit the Pecan] be feat, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Pa Crown, Theme; George, Aylefbury ; White Hark, bridge; Of Mara Green and Pennant, No. a, Gray 'l spare ; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Maine, Land Sun n Cluirlottr-ftrect, Bloomfbury, where a Plan may be fe NEAR MARLBoitopuri, in WILTSHIRE. Viltb Ingram in part immediately, and at Michaelmas TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION--By Mr. RAUSB, On Thai-Nay, the 28th of May, at the Rainbow CeSio-1 In Cornhill, Landes, at t a o'clock, in one Lot; AVERY iinprovable and Capital ESTA containing near Three Thom/and Acres of Arable hid, and Water Meadow, Part:are and Down Land, di into three Faimi known by the names of Hefwick, Pad Illfbitefteld mad Cww Crate as the false are held by It paw, Canakek and Reinni,at old Rents ; together wi TO II SOLD SY PRIVATA CONTRACTIo By Mr. MINE, A MOST Complete and truly definable Ref:- deme for a Gentleman's Family, needing all the nano tages of a Town Refidence, but at the fame time enjoying the ekeerfsinefs, lirahh, and retirement of the Country, improved. and confidevoble additions meanly made thereto, rroirdlits of ripener, sod now In the very firit condition, and familia midi attention to convenience anal tatte.- 1 / 4 ith the. Hook is held for a Icing term, a Piece of Ground at th e beck of the Primates. laid out in a neat Pia:oleic Garden, which is ft/ether improved by the advantage of the fame opening into a Nirrfet7 Ground of the Aril eider, which is overlooked from leveral Apart/neut. in tb.: Houfe tothe Hampltcad Highgate Hill and Cam Wood. Yee further Particulars: and Ticket. to vim the Pternifesi apply .1 Mr. Reim, Charlotte-lbeet. Blmentbury. VALUABLE GRASS AND CURN FARM, .-.-- Thirteen Mike from Tyburn Turnpike. TO BF 901.1)11Y PRIVATE CONTRACr, By !Heil AINE A MOST eligible FARM, hcid by two Leak., 16 Tema of which are unexpired. w tth a i'vrin-h4ale Mid Oothinkiluts,wkiela with the knees, Gate., and Stiles are is pealed Benoit., and the Land now in the higla:ft Condition, having been Improved with a libcr.dity very unofnal, and with, the very Grit judgment and Brill: the witch: containing a 6: Amen, dare inertia. nrwhkh-are entirely troe train Tithes, and the rear eider compounded for at a very moalcrate Price, and the Poor itatc evcn in the lift year mot above si.r.r pound. Principal. only will be treated with by interview with h:r. Rake, Land.Surveynr. in Charlotte-firer,. ilissidirinr ..• A °lemon Pleat We.. BAYLIES, MANSION-HOUSE AND LANDS r with poireifion in Auguit nett, TO BE LET,—By Mr. RAINE, T'HE noble M.union.Houfe called BAYLIES, with the Furniture and Effects therein; este:dive attached and detakhed Offices of every defcription, and near so Acres of very valuable Land in the walled Gardens, pleafure Grounds, and produCtive Meadow Fields adjoining; beautifully fituated a (hurt diltance from the great Weitem Road near Saithili, commmanding an uninterrupted View of Windfor Cattle, and the rich furroundlng Country. To be viewed by leave of, the prefent Tenant by Tickets, which may be had of Mr. PAille, Land-Surveyor, Charlotte ftrtet, Lloomfbary. CORNHILL. WANTED with immediate polreflion, either to vY REN'I' or PURCHASE, a good roomy Houle, for which a very hanalome premium will be given : any perfon having fuch Premifes to dlfpole of, will pleafe to apply to Mr. Raine, in Charlotte-ftwiet, Illoomfbury. COOMBE LSTATE,NEAR BRISTOL, IVYTHORN, SO MERETSHIRE, and MANSION-HOUSES,MUSIDL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PRICKETT, At the Exchange Coffee-houfe, in the City of Briftol, on Thurf day the alit day of May, triot, preeifely at one o'clock; In Eleven Lots, THE Freehold Mate, being the Manor or re puted Manor of IVYTHORN, fituate near Glationbury, in the County of Somerfet; containing the Farm-houfe, and 304 Acres of Meadow, Arable, Paßure, and Woodland, in the occupation of Mr. W. Gunning, at a nett Rent of eool. per An num. Three capital Manfion.houfes, No. Si, 58, and 39, in Park-ftreet, Bestial; let to Tenants at Will, at Rents amount ing to 1331. per Annum. And that juftly admired Villa, called C:00MBE, with the Mill and Lands; containing together, by aomputation, so Acres, in the Peri& of Weltbury-upon-Trim, and Henbtiry, about 3 Miles from Briltol, in the County of Gloueefter. Coombe Elate may be viewed with Tickets, which way he had from Mr. Henry Davis, jun. and Meffrs. Payne and Burgers, Briftol; of whom Particulars thereof, as well as Particulars of the other Mates may be bad; and which may be viewed with leave of the Tenants. Particular; may likewife be had at the White Han, Bath; the Swan Inn, Wells; at the Office of Magni. Payne and Bur gers, at Glaftunbury ; at the principal Inns at Somerton, Yeovil, tad Bridgewater; of Mr. Ryder, No. I, Lincoln's-Inn, New Square, London ; and of Mr. Prickett, Highgate, Middlefex. VALUABLE ENGLISH AND FRENCH LIBRARY. To at Sots Wlr Melte x, by Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS; On the Premifes No. 13, Great Qyebee-ftreet, at Portman (pare, on M onday nest, the lids inßant, and following day, at Twelve, 'THE Genuine and Valuable LIBRARY of Englifh and French Books, Books of Prints, and Prints, of a Gentleman, going Abroad ; comprifuig, among a variety of others, Folio, F.ncyclopedbe, avow les Supplauent et 'fa bles, 35 Torn, Didllonnaim de Bayle, Camdcn's Britannia, Maitland's D'Anville's Atlas, London, Johnfon's Didlonary, Chamber's Dialogue!, 8 vols. the Monitcur, for the Years 5791 to 1793; q2arto, Hiftoire de France, 17 torn, Hiftoire des Voyages par Prevot, 19 tom, Hiftoire Nature& par Buffon, 32 tont, Hiftoire Univerfelle Thou, i 6 tom, Hiftoire Ronsaln et Auden, de Sully, 29 tom, Chefter fi eld's Letters, Grofe's Works, Sir William Jones's Works, Cook's Thee Voyages, with Plates, Encyclopedia Britanniu, ao 'oh.; (Mayo, Jobrdon's Poets, 76 vdsi together with the works of Hume, Smollet, Sterne, Pinder, Pope, Addifon, Ireland, Gibbon, Cornell* Czebillon, Racine, Fontaine, Voltaire, Rouffean Rabelais, Moliere, gm. the whole of which are of the bell. Editions. --- May he viewed two days preceding the file, and Catalogues bad at One Shilling each; at Mr. Lloyd's, bookfeller, Harley (trete ; Mr. Hughes, bookfeller, WigmoreAreet ; at the York Hotel, Bridge-street;lllack Friars ; and at Mr. Phillips's Eltate and Audion Office, New Bond-itreet. LIBRARY, FURNITURE, PLATE, MUSICAL IN STRUMENTS, &e. GREAT QUEBEC -STREET. To at SOLD av AUCTION, by Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, On the Pranifes, No. 13, Great (tiebetsitreet, Portman fquant, oft Wednefday the sods inftant, and following days, at Twelve o'Clock, ALL the Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, French and India China, Sideboard of Modern Blue of about One Thoufand Ounces ; Plated Ware; Glafs Ware; a Grand Piano Forte, with additional keys, by Stod dart ; a (quart ditto ; a valuable Organ, with drum, harp, and lute; pail of large Globes ; Fire-Arms ; estenfive and valuable Library of Englifh and French Books ; fine Prints ; the Death of Wolfe, Ike. by Woolett ; a French Clack; Lultres ; and a variety of Valuable Elfrdts of a Gentleman going Abroad. The Furniture comprises four-port and field Bedfteads and Hangings, excellent Bedding, Click of Drawers and Ward robes, Drains Tables, Olaf., Carpets, Chairs ; Card, Dining, and Pembroke Tables; Bookcafe, Secretaries, Relater and ether Stoves, Range, Ste. May be viewed two days preceding the fait, and Catalogues had, at One Shilling each, at Mr. Lloyd's, Bookfeller, Harley arest ; at the York Hotel, Bridge-ftreet, Blackfriars; and at , Mr. Phillips's Eftate and Audtlon Office, New Bond-ftrect. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, (IN FEE). - At the Exchange Coffee-hook, in BrUM, precifcly at One o'Clock at Noon, on Thurfday the 4th day alpine next, or in the mean time by Private Co/wadi, ALL that highly accuftomed and convenient INN, called The WHITE HART INN. at Langford, In the parilli of Borrington, and county of Somerfet, and fituated on the Great Weßern Road, leading from Briftol to Exeter, , with (bitable Stabling, Offices, and Carded. And alto about eight Acre' of Orcharding, and 30 Acres (more or Ids) of Mea dow and Paltufe Ground adjoining the (aid Inn.—Langford is 12 mUcs from Brißol, 24 from B.ith, and 22 front Bridgewater. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Naith, of Lang ford aforefaid ; or to Mr:Whitley, Attorney at Law, In Wring ton, near Ballot Letters to be pot! paid. MEDICINE ACT._ At the only Wareba;(eTorls;.iarnei " a Powder, No. 45, Sr Paul's Church-yard,' few dean from the Corner of Cheapfide , "THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the 1 •a• prim annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofed by this Aft; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. Jtn'.64:sperr pee r ; wh i ch It :na l ; 124: be had tinued a the at zits, * per do zen ; nal Price or a be quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle. tor 11. as. fid a yluty winded, fo that the Public arc n (offerers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to Lam the bur thenof this Aft. which would in • greet rata ban proved a tax upon benewaence all the other Median are fold tg any perfects purchafing half a dozen or more, free frantic expence Of the Stamps. a. d. a. d. Dr. James's Powder s 6 Dr. Stem's Opodeldoe s 6 Andeptle Pills 4 6 ----- C441111d8011 Oil a 6 Cattle Powder • 1 6 Parma& Lo- Dr.ooper's Pills ti i sages - - tI i Dr.Aultin's Chalybeate Carnal's Drop z 9 Pills 4 0 Effence of Coltman' 3 9 Bury's Bilious Bills s o Weiler of ayra. itsibit I t; Dilibl'l Carminative I 9 Gana Medicines s Tigkell's dEtherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's istsgssefig 3 i . Grocnoagh's Tindiurcs Iz{ Inglia's Sens Pills 50; Tofu Lozenges t t Grant's Drops - I i 11,4r.tsenee's Denetilke 4 0 Nottomit laps 5 0 iiresike'sTirsaurs ofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops 3 o flashgun ditto s 6 Speedina's Pills 2 0 Eyeing, Coin a 9 Dr. Sof soda's Tea .s 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tiodture.. _IL SI Alfa, the Genuine Arquetwfade lately imported. and moil the other Proprietary Medi, int, in repute. Orden for ea pot union ..rc (applied without Stamps as before this A& N. B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and inelf.:ncert, inflate the book P. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, if under nowi the llity of peiseing out, that It bat the Eta End of St. Paaffoornatia to Clap de, and that it hams great whits Rao ased ereat.sidtl, lb& words lactated Ms eirssllsassess I rue Ih. IA mat Powssit. "'Cants Islet, viz eft Willard* !" 'THE following remarkable Cafe .evidginly 1 - proves the CONCENTRATED EXTRACT, or ANL. MA of QUASSIA, in the form of Pith, to bc a molt powerful and, incomparable Reitorative for Weak and Debilitated Con- Siltation% Contumptive Habits. Habitual Purgings, Lars of Appetite Hypocondriac Affeetioas,. Pains and Weak nefs of the Nervosa Weaknelfes, Stomach, The Deleterious cffcdts of Hot Relaxatiou of the Solids, Climates, And particularly the ill confequences of Intemperance. ATROPHY, or NERVOUi CONSUMPTION. Mrs. A--L, aged 49 years, had, for upwards of four months, been ennltantly fuffering with a flow nervous fever, pains in the brealt, fhort dry cough, and wafting of the body, which at length brought he to that Rate of debility that the was unable to take the flighted' exerelfe, without extreme fatigue, her fpirits were very much dejedted, her appetite gene, in Rion, the fuppofed her cafe hopelefs. The Bark and other corroborant medicines were employed to no good purpofe, as they wen ufually rejeded by her nomad'. By taking three boxes of the Concentrated Extradt or*Anima of %elk, the is completely reitored, and now enjoys a better Rates( health and fpirits than fur many years pact. As family delicacy prevents the infertion of her name, any prudent enquiry will be anfwered through the medium of the whokfale vender. The Concentrated Extrad or Anima of Oildlia,ltt the form of Pills, was firft difeovered by E. HALLAM, Apothecary and Chymiß ; and is prepared (only) by E. Hallam and Co. and fold Wholefale and Retail, only, by Benjamin Shaw, Na ye, Borough, London; and by his appointment, by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glafgeivr; Hazard, Bath ; filieppstd, &Mot : Gore and fon, Liverpool ; Staines and Har greaves, Manchefter ; Sinus and Wright, Lecrlt ; and one Var. ' 4er in every town • in boxes of js. and los. 6d. each, and large /Weasel, containing five ja boxes, a a. each, duty included. WHEN Profeffional Mesa of education and re fpwfibility deviate from the general . fyfteeby the fa eelion off a peculiar Branch, the fandlou of long continued biecefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my praelice to the ettluilve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful relish of my plan gives me additional anioni to oppofe as (Sr as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. 'Elie THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent ,or long duration.—idly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. - . . Numerous Meares are the refult of ignorance or hate In the tmuntent of a timple Gonorrheamnd it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of All u hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are ly cured, and even where others have failed, I trod that may prefume to offers radical re-ettablithment. Few however are the cafes of complicated dillies in this diforder compared with the calamitous &mations of hien, orbs from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a failtionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable conktiuence of fuel pernicious habits. Whet* the unhappy fuffcrer broods over his tarry, bus care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be (bine confolation for Aim to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncer tainty with ther Wealth:nen, the removal of there DEFI• CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counterattion of this languid Rate, attd in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ex IR ed. a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conttitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed lb their expettations of a Family, may be aillorod,. that in molt Mita/Ices fuch defeds are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which Is fo effentisl to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have premed to Rate, form the Bafis o 7 my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this inti mation is given, that Mr may be confulted pefonally (or by letters inelofing a (mall note) at his koufe, No. 29, Arun del-ft:vet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-area adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. - M. R. 11 1 T - einier - ;1 - tielit - c;;;I Follege of Samson, MARRIAGE, and SOCIAL. HAPPINESS. HOW many men to all appearance in the prime of life, who have not fft arrived to the age of twenty five years, are rendered mifcrable to theneelves and ;lidera to the great chain of feclety, which they have either brought on thenifelves, or, by the force of bad example, are given up to a keret vice; the winfequence is, that their mind as well as body is debilitated ; to thofe the NERVOUS COaDIAL is recom mended, and for which Dr BROOD 14 obtained his MeJarres Eterat Latrine P ; it will prated them from the in firmities of old age and a wretched dl!olution. Arnie the agonizing refledtions of cc:ado - as guilt, how many are there of both fetes, that we deterred from entering into the mulled ftate, by infirm:Mu which delicacy forbids them to difclofe ; and thole are not a few, who being already married, are rat dered mikrable for want of thole tender pledges of mutual love, without which, happinefs in this (tare is at leaft very precartote. The vice above alluded to, mares in women, irregularities, pains in the back and cheft, hyfterics, fperms, lots of appetite, die. In men, it caufes inbedlity, languor, relaxation, nervous complaints, debility, anxiety, and a long train of melancholy &faders ; whether from taking mercury to nods, or owing to an abominable vice, or ochre wares : it remove. all diforders in the kidneys and bladder, !dins in the back and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams, dimnefs of fight, palpitation of the heart, &dal confumptions, trembling of the hands from bard drinklan, and difestbs wiling from exerts of any kind, and vrllf in vigorate and ftremgdsen the conititution of weak, licitly, and aged perfees. The tiervons Cordial fiends unrivaled, w it has bean analyzed by the frit Presidia% and Medical Men Europe can produce, and any be relied an in giving immediate relief and certain cafe in ire* Rages of Nervous Complaints : this exalted Medicine has been prodadtive of general good, and the many reftored to the biases of health, from the gates of death, by this ineltisnahlie preparation, is the higheß tido:Mtn which could pollibly be paid to Dr. Stadion, and .is, indeed, his Waft and reward. The BOTAMCAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the NAM'', Horde, N 0.9, Albioo-flreet, keen doors hulk the Leverian .11itufetun, Black-Friar's-Bridge, in bottles at Ige. It s. 6d. andss.fid. la Bath, CiwttweU, Exeter, Trueman and Soo, Briftol, Siitherd, ' Oofpoit, Harding Brighton, Donaldfun and Co. Gligow, Baxter, Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwlch, Middkditch, Bedford, Smith, lac of Wight, Albin, Blwidfued, Simmons, irwine, A. Young, merchani Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Blnna and Co. Bridport, Margie Lynn, Gales Cheltenham, Buckle, Likelier, Serittfon, Cambridge, Ore, Lewes Elliott, Canterbury, Briltow, Maud:Hier, Lynch, Caddie, }silk, Margate, Silver Chatham Ethcrington Newbury, , Fuller, Clatirridord, Mcggy and Co. Newcaltle, Walker, aheacr, Peak and Son, Northampton, Dicey and Co Chicken...T. Plilliipfun, Nottingham, Burbege and Co Dehlia, Spilibury and Ca. Norwich, Stevatfon and Co. Onriarn, I laukrfuet , Ovfoid, Janes. Dual, Raft, Plymouth. Nettletao, ... , - . _ Davin fitilet, Pu'rtftnnniti, Warn, Dewier, Broughton, Reading Smart. and Co. Mar, przwl7. Sunderland, Bray, Rainhurgh, !Cuter. Shrrvabuey, kddowea, .........=— Mars. Hull:ind, Southampton, Baker, I.IIIT, and Co. • Prelims. 3crjait, ............ Mr. R. Scott, drug. Parley, Mr. A. Barri„Mereh. Oladwin, conk& Mackenzie, ColL Greeu, Dub. = tuft Bookrellers and Mcdiclne-Vendere in the three A SU Bottle cootalti equil to dry inall ow*. DISEASES of the.UEifiltßY CANAL and VENEREAL com M pIAIN rs. - _ R. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he mat daily be confulted gratis. from 9 t• 3, at hes.houfe; No. 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in all caeca of Obit:odious , ttrielures. (Meets, Seminal Weakneft, locontinowysof Fattest, Impotence, and debility .11 either Set, &c. From catcalive Praeljec in this deparert.mt, to which he has con-. fined hindelf for many years, he often a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (tne dicatcd) Boogies, has ultimately fo improved tlion, by dtv,ft ins them of the irritating &eels of common Bonitos, theft the? fuceecd where cauftics and other violent means have For the Venereal Metre, Mr. DUFOUR is in poll gun cif Daran's Remedies, Co mild that they rentkr co/Mau:mem or rettraint in diet undecellary. To enable him to attend p.itiertt.t . .. at their own houfes, be has provided the allittauce of a.Velot i,. man of the Faculty. Ferrous in the country may be cured by (feting their cafes in letters, port paid. Jult publiihed, price as. 6d. Fifth taition, Treatife on the above Complaints. illuffratcd with tlra.variott. fruptoms and Cafes lhewirg the painftil and dangermo of fedi, of Cauflic Boogies; an improved method of treating gel ; norrheas, &c. &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho . , and H. D. Symonds, Paternotter-row ; ago to be bag. al. M'Qtteen s, Excter-Change, and at the Author's. To COUNTRY GENTLEMEN and OTHERS. ''The following Medicine is in fuels repute as to be ufed and recommended by many of the Faculty, For Nervous Diforders and Inward decay, Loh of Memory, Feeblest:ifs, Diftutefs of Sight, Horrors oldie Mind, Pains Mite Back and Loins, Trembrings, Paralytic Gumpla,nts, HUNTER's it ES'l'OR ATI V F. BALSAMIC PILLS. Country Gentlemen and others are informed that they may he fupplicil with this valuable Medicine by fending their Or d! by Coachmen or Newlinen, or by enelofing Calls in a festal Parcel direacd to Mr. Joan WADE, No. t 63, Fleet-Rrect. London, for which purpok complete Packing Boxes ark provided for fending it with lately to any part of this !Cher dons, Ireland, Scotland, Re. HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM pf LIFE and HEALTH is the fit ft Medicine In the walk; . for restoring and invigorating the contlitutloa of perfons Weak. aka and debilitated by a centre of dlilipaptlp:eaftires, or in* a by any other castes. Every day produces frill: 3CCOEMES of ilw fingular fuceefs of this invaluable Reßorative Medicine, atiO many Gentlemen have been candid enough to sPeltiges that' it las fucceeded in cafes when every .other Medicine ptwoji in. Idferitual. Gentlemen of the Sift diftlanition in this kingdom, as well as others, whufc eonftitutions were broken and debilitated; hive experienced the good iffotits of this Reftorative Medicine. Ear Nervous Diforders, pm:ceding front evcelfive drinking, 411- pared pkefures ' • the immoderate we of tea, or from whatever occaltais great debility and relaxation of the fidids, a ingter and Lifer Medicine cannot betaken. • • Numbers who had undertone tno pir:verful maces of Mer-7 cury (the bane of health) which redr.ed them to a Rate arra. ferabk exiitence, received the amott benefit fe . azu this gait'. wive; for after Ids of lirength and vigour, thy:) , happily se. gained their former health. Gentlemen from the Daft and Welt Indies, while habitswere related by the heat of thofe eliMates, have received great benefit front this Medicine, as will as officers belonging to the army and navy, whore eonftitutions were impaired by bard furvico,, the onion/changes of climate, Ste. For pains in the back and loins, sleets, and ferninal weak nefres, perhaps there is net any medicine at preieut in kuldint praeiiee, which has been fo fuceersfuL Extract of a Letter received from a Gentleman : " As to the efficacy of the Reiterative le my Nervrnis Com plaint, I Ihould feel myfelf in a manner ungraceful, if I did not acknowledge the great benefit' I received, what various other Medicines het been tried to net mu-pore; and, therefore, although, I have been in the habit of acquiring lUD rmall knewledge in the.. phyfical way, I mutt fay, that I have not met with any thing equal to Hunter's Rellorative &Irani." rote.--This Re-Rotative Is prepared in Pills, which produce more gradual and tailing (Rels than all the internal forms; the finer parts of the Balfam are cello better preferved. To be had at Vi'ade's Medicinal Warehoure, No. z 63, Fleet greet, and No. s 3, Old Bond-greet; Tutt, 'Royal Exchange; • Matthew, Strand; Walllt. No. 6, Catharine-greet; Cnttwell, Printer, Bath; Swinney, Birmingham; Teffernan, fork; Biome Leeds; tied of all other Venders of Medicines in Town aii4 Country, prize Gs. 3d. tke hog; or it maybe had in Lugeg boles, price only 11. Ss. which confabs the quantity of fix fmall boxes, as made up for the Army, Navy, Pamphlet on the oh , toes of the lteitoratise, wish a lIR of important Curts ansesedi may be had of the Venders,prioe 6d. VENEREAL BLIIIDNEdS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Strew, DOAK am, London. IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisiltetion that I ad dreli yon an the incomparable excellence of your invaluably Medicitte—,L ' PATENT PILLIlehl the (Ming of this year I had the misfortune to contrail a Venereal Complaint; attended with the molt alarming sal dangerous fymptorns; afinuch,that I have been confined to my Toon, for a whole week together, and not able to ftir out of It; I had no reR night nor i r day, and luffered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill worfe, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could fearer &lean any objet, if ever fo clok tope, and ex peCted nothing lets than the total lobo( my fights—From a flout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fhadow, and an °keel of pity and compaffions—Nly friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impoffible. In this dreadfol Rate, and expetting every minute to be my hail in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but haring tried al medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous expence, It was tome time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at htt I fent for fix bora, nil before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benefit; my pains gradually decreafed,and my eye-fight grew better, audits the great furprize and aftordthment of all my friends, (after tak og three boxes more), my health and llrength was perfedtly r,t ftored, and I am now, (thanks to my Gon and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I wain my life. Your obliged humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH. High-area, Birmingham, November t, 1799. You arc at full liberty to publilb this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of fucker at large, and which t Chouid have fan you fooner,but was fearful of a relapfe. The abovehledielne is earnatly recommended to all perfoos that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve berealAtaian, particularly to thole about altering thole con dition In life, as It will certainly eradicate every taint of tbP n ature, of however long Itandiug, or however (Wolfed radar the sppearanee of other (Metiers it may be ; for Sedoentele, Glanduior, as.d Cutaneous Complaints, it is alfo rreommooded to be taken, efperielly in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Loodon, it his hook, No 9, Ncw Bridge.ftreet; whom he will give Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills, and will au' Corer patients Letters, if mat paid, on the fame terms, &Ur% • Log in all cake the moil inviolable Secrecy, no Perfon's name I cafe having heal mentioned, but &Lade own particular requeg , by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 3s years, that he has bad the conduit of an eitenfive file of the above medi cine, and the pradiee stifles therefrom. They are alfo fold be his appointment, at the Pertinner'e. No. 3c, St. Albert's-Rivet, Pail-Mall; Mr. Robstfoo's Ti.y- Mop, No, los, 004 d-item ; pookkler, No. t. tiaon-row, • Link Tower-Hill; milliner Paha in ewer/ confiderable town In Englond, fn How of oily . pa. 9 4 . roiled up with full and plski Diredionsc COURSE OP EXCHANOE. -- Hamburgh 3 t 9s{ U. Naples - 4 0 Altana - st to si U. Venice - 46 Lois - 54} - 59 Chum 4$ °poet. - 59 Palersoo, co pence per em. Dublin . 14 LONDON: Pointed for the Proyfetnes. by JOHRUiltillit , or Cantabpdrest) at the brava Pu a - I - onn•Orrtes. No. I. • and pahlihed by LEVP.L RENT. (of Car teshoryibee, Lambeth), at No 1. Corey-Rent, and er tLc Elyse-Orroee, Tettrie-Dar; to which oriel a 8 ••amen►• swims fat the 6,airoa are noodled to be 06464