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Further particulars way be known by applying to Mr. Nl cholfon, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's HolpitaL APPL&SHAW FAIR, 'gar. - TTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the .1 11 Darteddre and Sonierfetailre Ewes which have been immemorially Iced at Applate*, near Andover, Hams, on the 7th and gth days of Odober, will be &even and fold at that Fair an thole days in tie prefent year, purfuant to anciait ufav ; and that every thing will be prepared as dual for the accornmodiden of all parties. The Author of an Advertifement in the gallibury journal of the soh bd. is caged upon to take notice hereof, andto take any modures be dell be advifed to purfue, to put in iffue the 'lathy of this Fair, which the Owners of Lands in Applefhaw arc well advifed may be continued with perfed fafety to all fellers and buyers of Doric-Aire and Somerfctfhire Ewes, they being determined to rapport their =adorned rights wadi all oppofers whatfoever. Application for further particulars may be made to Mifs Butcher, at the Manor Honk; Mr. Jame! Hedderly, and Mr. Thomas Baily, at Applefhaw ; or of Mr. William Horton, N o . ts, Newptedreet. London.—Augsd 3i, z got . NEW INVENTED STAYS. BY THE. RING'S LETTERS PATENT. WitS.LLOYD GIBBON has great pleafure in ILA. recommending to the Pubik her Patent Stays, and New- Invented Belts, which are highly approved of by the molt emi nent tlentlelbell Judie Obitetrie branch of Medicine, who have no liefitation in laying, they confider them calculated to afford uniform and firm fupport, and reftore neglected Ihape with mace eak and comfort to the wearer than any thing hitherto yet offered to the Public. Mrs. LL. G. begs to elation Ladies againit tilde perfons raking and vending a (parlous article hi her name, which is Felony; confequentlythis Stay and Belt cannot be bad ge nuine but of the original Inventor and tile Patentee, at No. t 6, Kiog•ftreet, Caveat-Garden; and at het Welfbossfe, Nese loiklinp, Scarborough. MONEY. WANTED to borrow for Three or Six Months any, kw* Two to twenty Theodutd Pounds, thb or nett week, on unexceftionable Perfonal Security Ufual la teral, and half per Cent Comrniffion for the accommodation ally, will be pald.—Addrefs to J. G. M. Lloyd's Cogeo.houle. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PeTions in the Polfeffion of Incomes, ani fiog front Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafcholdlate% in Land or Hodes, Marcy in the Funds, Rent Charges Mar tine Settlements, Widows Jointures, Anntdtier, Patent ' Places, Charch Livinp, or any other certain income tar life, may be fipplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money tO any amoont, by paying Annuity interest forth.' fame. 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Rocked with P. rch and other Pith, at the extremity of which a neat Budding overlooking the Stream, (hiked, the Cieling and Walls painted by the lat: ingenious Artlft, Mortimer : and nearly ad: , .ining. Four inclofed Fields of Arable Land, containing in the whole, Twenty-two Acres, now in hand. _ &nate at Muffwell, a fpral Dißanee from Tring, NEV INCLOSURE, tender a recent Aa, -of Twenty-five Acre•, Titre. Roods, and Lighte.ti Perches of Anddc Land, bounded b y the Wendover Branch of the Orand Jundlon Canal, the whole f ythe free and let off to a Tenant, at the Annual Rent of THIRTIi-THREE potarn TEN SHILLINGS; Panellion may be bad at Michaelmas. The Country wears a molt cheerful app. Arance, abounds with Game, excellent Roads. ternark.ible Mu: Water, a. 4 a Coach from Tring to I.ondon daily. The Premirot may be viewed by applying to Mr. Hub , rt. Solicitor at 'Enos; and printed Particulars will be forthwith ready. In the Vicinity of HOUGHTON, in the COUNTY of NORFOLK. TO DE SOLD BY Mr. CHRIFITTR, dit — hi — s — Orea — t - 4toOM, Pall-mall, on thurfday, October t, at one o'clock, ACAPITAL and particularly eligible ES TKEE; confining of the MANOR of FRING, with all its Rights, Royalties, &e. Ql.it-rents, Fines, Tolls of Fair., &c. (pat ious Dwell ing-houfc. called FRI': 1 tt. j out-A.IAL% two barns, he. and t 554 arm of to-able, meadow, and ',allure Land, entirely compad, tithe tree, land tax reeeemed, and extra-parochial; together with the Great and Sma I 'lieu. of the Townlhip. let on Leak to Mr. Jo nu WIIITI , G, (Jr at years, 8 years of which unexpired, at the very low it t rent of Eleven Hundred Pounds per annum. capable of very ci Wider able improvement ; the fituation particularly eligible for carry ing of the produce, being diftant from Lynn and Wel!, thir teen miles, (even trim liranealter and Thornham, and three from the Navigation of Heacham, and in the Vicinity of Hough ton Hall, a beautiful and (porting part of the County of Not folk, with plenty of game and fickl (port. forming a ilditable re&deoce for the Gentleman Farmer and Sportfman, a rem abk fine water for ale, and a rivulet running through the caste, excellent roads, far. The Tenant will thew the Eftate. Particulars may he hid twenty days weeding the Pale of Mr. Barber, No. t t. Gr ,y's ' Inn-Aram; on the Prima s ; at the Duke's Head and Coff..e 'wask, I.Tnn ; Fleece, Wells; Crown, Swaffham ; Crown, .4tokt Cattle, Downhana ; bon. Faitenbaat i Rainbow, Con, hill ; and imi HARCOURT ESTATE—MANOR, COLLIERY, &c. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Call Bridgnorth, in the County of Salop, on Tuefday, the 22d of September, 1801, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, fubjedt to fuck limit be then produced ; with pr . evioufly difpored of by Private Contra t, of which notice will be giv • en, • ACAPITAL and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called HARCOURT, fituate in the Parifh of Stottefdon, and County aforefaid, confining of Three Farm Hooks, with fuitable Outbuildings, a Cottage, and about $l6 Acres (more or left) of good Arable. Meadow, and Pafture Land, now in the occupation of Mr. John Humphris, fen and Mr. John Humphris, jun. the one a yearly Tenant, and the other under a I.cafe, which expires at Lady-day, 1806 ; and alfo about 36 Acres (more or kfs) of Coppice Land, well grown with fine young Oak Tinith.r. 'llse above mentioned Premifes are well watered by a Trout Stream, running through the midft of them, and the Manor abounds with Game. The valuable Colliery contains three Seams of Coal, the one called the three fcct Coal, one four feet, and tic other five feet, al: workable, and are exceeding tweet and good, fit for a Smith's ufe, forges, furnaces, Ste. with plenty of Iron-Bone; the whole in the deepeft Pit is within 36 yards of the furface, and very little watered. In the Colliery is good Clay for Firc Bricks Pots, dm and on feveral other parts ot the eftate is very gooti Lime-flone. ''The Tenants will thew the Prentifes, and for further Infor mation apply to Mail,. Wheeler and Son, at the Stone Houle, near Cleobury Mortimer, in the County afortfaid. TO BE SOLD, to the belt Bidders in Nine Lots, on Monday ' the Igth of October next, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, at the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftfbury, in the County of Dorfct, befor: Abel Moyfcy, I fq. Deputy to his Manily Renum brancer of the Court of Exchequer, purfuant to an Order of the laid Court, made in a matter entitled " The Ring againft Main kvaring and Others," CERTAIN FREEHOLD ESTATES, the property of Paul Scofield, Efq. feized into his Niajelly's Hands, by virtue of a Writ of Extent, confillin:: of divers Farms, Lands, and Tenements, Meffua7,es and Gar:lens, with the Appurtenances fituate in Brimport-itreet, and the fevend Parities of Cam, otherwife Shallots, St. Rumbolds, St. Jame* and St. Peters, all contiguous to the town of Shall Taney, com piling In the whole about Three Honked Acn s of Land, es clufive of One Hw.dred and Four Bean Leas. in the Com mon Fields of Cam otherwlfe Shallot', St. P umbolds and St. James's aforefaid, in the feveral Tanures or Occupations of Wm. Lasses, James Lilly', Wm. Gatehoufe, Frarcis Bafoot, Jeremiah Andrews, William Ball, Jofeph Mills, George Framp ton, S:ephn 'Trowbridge, William Norris, Thomas Mills, Andrew Orem. the Rev. Richard Blackmon., WiUiam Green, and Nathaniel lA'imbolt, their Under-tenents or Affigus, at the feseral Yearly Rents etnountiog together to goc I. or there about,. Printed Particulars may be had gratis of Jeteph Whi:e, Efq. N 0.6, I .incoln's Inn, New-fquare ; M. ra. 1) w. Augri. court, Thrugmorton-greet; M firs. I.I•n kl sod D nice-, No. 1 4. Gray's Inn-lquare; and of Mr. enrittie, Pail-mall; a: thr place of flak; and at the principal Inns at Weymouth, Uor..hefb_r, and Salilbury. [PRICE 4X-PENCE. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.. TO BE SOLD BY ADCTION, On Wcdncfday the 4111 day of November, ih Lots, by J. 11100 , X11V109 and Co. ATRULY defirable and.lmprovable FREE HOLD ESTATE, II: miles from Clonedler, three from Stroud, t a from Chcittmhani, and 2.8 from Britiol ; confining of the Manor of Painfwick, extenting over fermi Thoufand Acres of Land,with Fines,Chici ittnts. Quit Rents, and Herints 'Ging out of nearly 3s differebt Copyhold Tenemmts.within the fald Manor. Alfo, a Capital Manor Farm with Moore, rapine Offices, Garden and pltaittre Ground, 363 Acres of Arable Meadow plflllre and lA'ar dlind, beautifully furround ing the Houk with two Imp ovabl....tid es:liable Streams of Water, uniting and running through the Farm. And alto, 449 Acres at Inclofed Woodlands and Wanes, well Rocked with Beech, Oak, and AO, Trees, lying within the Manor; toge ther with the 'lulls of the Market of l'. infwick. The whole est:2'bl- of very great Improvement both for plcafure and profit, and may be rcalonably titimatrd at gaol. per Annum. Printed Partirulan may be had of Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painf wick, who will thew the Pretniks ; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Meffes. T. and W. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoires•lnn and of Metirs. I lodfic Mimi and Cu. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel- Rivet, London, where a plan of the Eltate may be ken. In the VICINITY of LANCASTER, In the COUNTY of I.ANCASTERI TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Houfe of Thomas Couhliwaite, the ailn of the King's Arms, in I.aneafter, on Tuefday the 13th day of October, 1801, at Seven o'Clock In the Evening, CAPITAI. and very eligible ESTATE, confifting of the MANOR of CA TON, with all its Rights Royalties, Tythes, Fishery in the River Lune, Lords Rents, And the fevcral Flinn thereunto belonging, called Orals Yard Hall, bridge End, Kalebanks, Hill, StAuvins, Hawklhead, Hollinhead, and the Holmes ; coctaining toge ther, including the Woodland, by actual furrty, 557 Acres, 3 Roods, 27 Poles, ftatute meafure. The ERztes are moftly under Leafe for a Term, whereof 5 years were unexpired at Candlemas lift, at the clear yearly Rent of 6i6L is. ed. including the Tythes and Lords Rent.— The Woodlands net about :Gel. per annum. And the Collier ies are at prefent unwrouzht, excepting a very (mail portion, which is let for the clear yearly Rent of 401. 'Ebe whole of the Eftates are delightfully Iltuated In the moil pieturefque Part of the Vale of Lune, 5 Miles from Lancafter, and 4 Miles from Hornby, abound with Came of all kinds, particularly Grotife ; and forming a molt deiirableßefidence for the Gentleman Far , trier and Sportfman. The kveral Tenants, or John Martindale, pf Caton-Mont , fide, the (lame-lit epet, will thew the Pr. mils; and furth,r information stay be had at the Offien of Mel! -s. Macon and Wilfon, Attornie► at Law, in Lur.ealter, whtrc a Plan and Particular or the I`...anur and natea may be fcen. 1)0ETSI TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATh CONTRACT, erHE MANORS ef TARR ANT-NIONKTON L and TARRAN fsLAUNCESTON,Ltuate nor the Great Wei; rn 'Europike-Road, between Salifbury and Ellandfcrd; Miles of the latter, in one of the moft clirible pets t.f the County of Dorf •t, with :ones Baron, Royalties, Pd vileyes, and Immurititi to the Paid Manor belonging. The Manor of 'Earrant-Monleton comprise. a. follows --t A capital Tythe Free Farm in the occupation of Mr. James Cantle, on a Leak of as hich only two year, are mielyired, eon. taMing near 9GO Acres t.f Meadow, Arahlc, and Ducvn Land adly, The *rythes of the raft of the parifh of Twrant- Mon k ton. ;dly, The Reverfion in Fee of direr, Copyhold and Leafrhuld Iltates, in all or the yearly value of about I.:A. held by une, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Life. The Manor of TARRANT LAUNCES TON is all ha the Lord's hands (except a few Ct.ttagas.) and emlifts of one of the molt eligible farm: iu the County of Dorta z, called LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of ticso acres of M...dow, Arable, t u rd Down. Lands, within a Ring Fence, in S..v.:ralty, T);b.• Free, in Ir. oczupation of Mr. Ruhert Bud&n, CM a 1., ef tvhirh only Emir years arc unexpired. Hie fittuni-n Lag. neat C.. great Welton 'Turnpike Road, in a Conotry ..bounding with Game, niult render it par. tieulariy eli e ;lb.e. to a G..ntdman who may with to build a Hunting Box, and the F:atate Of& pod'effes many advantages which will be obvious to a purch..fer uo a view thereof. N. 11. 'll.. Lind Tax on the Litate is redeemed. The Tenant %, Mr. emtln and Mr. Budden, will Mew their refpeelive Farina; and ftv particulars, apply to Marrs. King anal Johns, Attornic. at I.aw, at lilanaford, who have a Map of the Illate; or to Mr. Davis, a ilurningthao, near Warntin• Iter, WHEN Profellibnal Men of education and re-, fponfibility tliviate from the general fyftem by the fee ledtlon of a peculiar Branch, the f.m.flion of lung contirmcd rucccfp is the b.. it criterion of foperlority. Eight years h I devoted my !maker, the ezelnfive treat ment of THRF.F. DIA/KM:AS, and the fuecefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppoie as far as I ant able the ravages of 'holt complaints which are the moll import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at ~n early period of l'raeEre to refeue. from the ignorance of uneducated Men. or the egu.slly Kan. gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioncrs. The TIMEX DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every (peeks of I'ENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratim madly. AO kinds of DEBILITY, w!.ether arifmg frosts the habit. of Schoolboy: or the indulgence of mature age, and laniy tnit de rangement or the fvftem in Women which is alined BARK EN NESS or sTF Ruff rv. Numerous d;if. arts are the rera!t of Ignorance or Earle in the treatmenvof A Pimple Gonorrhea, and It not unfrctr.:entl•• hap pens that the f..ei;s of lA.( pdiifened by the in of an unguarded hour. By a ft,, , ,rinr nwthod coninhont • nne tafily cured, and I vni when. others 117.1 T tOnti, I tl'Ult the I may preft.ine to OLT* radial re-eftablifhtumt. Few however tee the cafe> of e omrlieat,l itiftre f. in this difordlcr comrarcd with the cal dmitous fituations of M •o, who from i•idulgence Ina SOLI FAR!: VICE, or the pr n tics of a cathionabie Life, acqtaFc that state of De Oily v, hub is th.• unavoidable timid:queue., of fueb Where the unhappy fuff:ror bron:ls over his mil; ry,h t err, 'ldly conceals his misfor ore. it may he Come co!colat..,o t ,r him to know, that although it t, M olleo or u.: •er tandy with otlur Practitioner, th , .. ,it thcf. D: ! CIENCILS by the gradual ono. , atlnu ~ the aelndre meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchw or Verne. 1..,s begun to reduce manly vigour, much ausiety will be pr..ven , ,d by an early counteraetion of this IsnTaid itate, and in On fe cafcs no great dif!icuhies will thr,ur But where this Deficiency h.ts for ye to ex Mel a prop' •• Per fevcrance isindifpcnfibly r.quitite to revive th, flarnhro.,, trades of Life, and to re.anirnat , LonPd.•.!inn. MARRIED WOMEN. %API , . bane long hrrn i .1 In their tspeastions of a family. 1.1 ay Ice al - lured. that in most inflames fuch clef eCts are curabfr by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fa ciTential tansy undertaking, a^J the QuaVhcations which I have nrcfnmed t. , flat. , o , e R a n. of my Prete:tritons, and in coincidence with fiwts •I,:. ”ti Tatton as riven, that Mr 11-- oi l y be -rmfrhe (or by letter , inclofiug a note' it his Itot.f;N• del.fire,t, Strand, near Teriplc-B cr •I'brre it an att.litinnal en•ran:e in V.'tcr-ftrei an.l the name both do,r4. 111 13. Nttruber I` . the R C,'icr 4u.2;, A, u:: ccy adfairting. r eons. I