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• ,t, ts 4 k, • . . . selc vg ........................................... -... .5m........ .... 411. ...•••••••••••••• " • .. .... '..... - - MONDAY, APRIL 17,. 1 S2O. • . PRICE SEXEN ••PEic CE• - - - 1 • g GUINEAS REWARD. i 'WHEREAS JAMES TROY, Serjeant in the Royal African Corps, has, on the 31 in.,tant, absconded Family, without any known cause (hc i.. supposed to in a -.taro of fatuity), and is reported to have taken the. Coach .. Louden. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. S IR I itTHUR CLARKE's ESSAY on BATH. I N , a Nevi and Improved Edition, will be published on the 20th inst. price ss;6d.—Coodult street, April 14th. IN order tis guard the Public against the shame less Deceptions, spurjevs Imitations, and gross Impositions, the Author of Dr. SY NTA X in search of the r I CT U It RS thinks it rig&t instate, that none of the works attributed to him are genuine, except those illustrated by Row isxason, and pub lished by ACCERUAN; 101, Strand. HAMPTON, 3IIDDLESF,X. Eligible FREEHOLD and COPYJIOLD ESTATES, equal to FREEtroLD—Titlie-frec. ELEGANT SERVICE OF MASSY PLATE OF RECENT :MANUFACTURE, NEARLY SEVEN THOUSAND OUNCES; Well worth the attention of Nostrorrs and Gincrimmt. Also hoe old CHINA JARS and BEAK KRK, Elegant P4risian Bronze and Ormolu GIRANDOLES. By Mr. ROBI NS, • At Na. 19, King-street, St...L:mrs's-seinare, en Tstrasaam, the AL , ) , 7At One o l elodc, A SERVICE of ELEGANT PLATE, in the first style of fashion, the property of A NOBLEMAN ; Comprising Soup-Tureens, Ohba and Covers, Six lar!Te Octagon Dishes, Twent; Oval Dishes in sizes, long Octagon Dishes and Covrrs, Di , h..s and Covers, Cassirole Di,.hes and Covers. ' Ten llacui of Table, and ,Coup Plates, found and Oval Sauce Tureew, Ice Pails, Knife Trays, a handsome Plat-au in five pares, Ctrilivsticks and Branches, and other Arti cles, &c. Also a Set of three large handsome - Beakers, three Crackled China Jam, Giraudolcs, Ace :he ;e:ove P4warri is rffered to any Person who vrill give in tor!,la.im where he mav be found, or who may cause him to be e; Uri (I, in order that he may be restored to his Family, now :Ls:,l:t:g at rert Pitt, Chafaarn, Kant. 1;.. had on when he 'v &t awl, a bin_ cutout, plain caul •cere waistcnt, blue pantalooln, a pair of half-boots, black neck ,) and a round hat. with crape; has a halt in his lieu. leg, • k brown hair, sandy whiskers, large eyebrows, grey quick • ;indicative of an incol•ett:t.t mind), and a round visage, :; ise h complexion, told i. about fo. - ty-thrte years of age. Pleasant RESTDRNCES, with Go.r.!ens, and EnclA;nres of rich Vfeadqw and ; ti.. rrinci:Nal . pnrt in poisel sion of Tenant.; et Will, and on shcrt Least;; th ‘vhole Estate about ONE lIIINDItED AND SIXTY ACRES: By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-bouse, Cornhill, on TnensnAY, April 27, 1520, at Tweirs &Clock, in Lot:, THE Valuable FREEHOLD an.l (X)1'1101.1) ESTATES, comprisiag a very desirable FAMILY RE- S I DENCE, placed on a Lawn, surrounded by thriving Planta sicuate at the entrance of the Town of II AMP TON ; with Offices of all descriptions, "'arm-House, and Buildings, I'y•..sure-Grounds, tastefuliy disposed, excellent Gardens walled, Ilot and Green-houses, Gra7 Melon-ground, &c. Orchard, well-stocked with fine Fish-ponds, Meadow and Arable Land, Just published-, In One VoL Bvo. price iSs. dedicated. by pertnissisih, to his Grace the Duke cf Noetv.t.r., THE GLORY of REGALITY An Historical I. Treatise on the Anointing and Crawling of the kings al.d Queens of England. By .1 II TI-11.7R TA '7 LOA, F. S. A. Sold by Payne Foss. Pali-Mail; e...d J. and A. Arch, Cornbill. , . HAZARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS. EXT WEEK, APRIL 27, Two First Prizes, TIV 0 - of - 2C20,000 ! _ _ Three per Cent. Coei•le, MUST BE DRAWN, And more than Twenty other Capitals WILL BE DRA '• V'~I. This d.:y was published, in nvo. prl , :v ;Rs. beards, NOTICES illustrative of the DRAVVI:;GS and SKETCH KS et sear of the most distil sosishcd blasters aU the Principal Schools of Deli_.'. By the Lite Visit V. IiErELET. , London: !kid by Longman, ilur.tt, Rees, Orme, and Br.r.On; Il i um, Robins:ln, and Co. and also 1;7.1. Fort: copies have be-en printed on !arr.. v-per, for the Or ' !vise ui i llustration, price Li. lit. ed. t‘i t and Green-houses, Grapery, Melon-ground, &c. Orchard, l'lateau in five parr, Co.4.l4.sticks and Branches, and odic 3-atoeked with fine Fruit -trees, Fish-ponds, Meadow and Iles, Plated Goods, &c. Also a Set of three large hat able Land, the whole upwards of rare ekliChina Jars and Ba.alters, three Crackled Chir FIFTY-FOrit AC&U, - . -.. Parisirn ,i 4 •- and Ormolu GiraudGles, &c. arty surrounded by Park Paling, and Entrance Gates f To be lid 04 Monday, the Ist of May, the two fol road; 'in possessitni (CAW* NOVO* - - I d ~ agebk - ,§ i Nersilleapeakit goons; *at Wikp.:eittias, 11125: T . am elitiect, Molten-alum. rwo PLEASANT RESIDF.NCIES, with Offices, en- KENT. ent Gardens, its. in possessien of Mr. Nixon, lmy LP:WT.INT t M Av n svriv.am A IPO the two following - sod ry-ry Ticket and Share, if bc-ft , t hefore the 27th of This -nth, will have Ir &awe throsighovt the LOttery for . FOUR Prises of X3o,rno TWO Prizes of f'20,000 TWO Prizes of .C; P,OVO &c. &c. Money and Consols. forming 1()t CAPITALS! 'fickets and Share.; .tr.• on Sale at the old....stahiished and for t ::•!te Olizes of 11.1ZA 1) and ('e. the Contractors, Royal 1 - rchange Cute; (:usultill; and 324, Oxford -street, corner • • Swallow-str.et, lir don; uho shared and sold, in the Last .ottery Con'ad7t, '7,170 an d £'20,000 each, and in a ,scent Lott,:ry, .111 the Prizes of £30,000 !!! 'LAZA ltD and (',). have Agents in all tha.principal Towns C•rvozhout the Copntry. TWO I'INZES C £20,000 CONSOLS. 'T I BISII respectidly reminds his his; Frieads, the Public, that thc :we Day of Draw:ag of the Sia:e I , •tzery will be on Tli L'ItSDA Y, the 27th instant, on I'. ty the first Prize in each Class will be entitled to .1:::0,0co !'erv. ;is ; aad, as 9000 Tickets will be decided that day, upwards of Twenty other Capitals may be expected to be d:..wn. Tile present being a Stock Lottery, T. DIE El begs to call the ntim of his Friends to the .mparalleled success of his Daces, ;•receclin3 titock Lotteries, as he *bared and tc . 4 No. 13,533, First £50,000 Consols. 18,041, Last L:50,000 Conspls 9,955, First L 40,000 Consols. 3,14, First 00,000 Corso s. is Money Lotteries his 'access has been equally great ; ttg shared and sold Twelve Prizes of .L ',OOO, 6.c. &c. in the very last Lottery, be sold in Shores, No. 2,507, a Afoney Prise of Twisty rhousand Pounds, besides several ~.inor Capitals. Tickets and Shares are selling at /HSU% f Aces, 4, CernLtil, and 9, CatarinisCross, London ; and by his Agents in the courAry. Explanatory Schemes gratis. _ _ _ _ . The Prices of &acks are :Axed, hourly, gainst Bilit's Office in Corelol, by which the Public can see toe fluctuations. ••• Not any Prize higher than L3O has yet been drawn. TRANSLATION OF COTTIYS WORK. • May lit will be published, price Oa. 6d. . CIOTTITS WORK on ENGLISH JURISPRI7- DF.NCE, &c. &c. tranilited into English. In No. XXXI. of the P.kMPHLLTF.En, besides several inure Patr.phicts, viz. Mr. Canning's Speech at Liverpool—flurne-y on Prisons— Dr. Maclean on the Causes of Plague, &c. &c. &c. ranted by A. J. Valpy, and sold by longrian and Co. *FIN.. mood and Cc. Zimpkin and Co. and all other lloaksellers. Tbis Was publii7le3, OHARGES i ye! ed to Glt AND JUR lES in the ISLE of ELY, upon Übcls, V.-zrantt, Criminal lan•, RCE;iOII. Rtbeilion, &c. with large .111ditiont, for tl-.e Use of Alagittrates, dr" Clergy, and Students of Law. Se cond Editior, price 10s. 6cl. _ . B• 1 EDWARD CiIitISTIAN, of Grey's lon, Esq. ILrriger, Professor of the Laws of Entoand in the University of Canibrieg,. and Chief .luctic' of the Lie of Eiy. —l.l by Messrs. Clarke, Portugal-street; Rivingten, Water -:14;:.:; Machard, Piceodilly; and Sims, P.Alk Als , ) by the same Author, Present Prnctice of the Bankrupt• Law ; Second Edition, vaic pri:e £1 IR.. A Full Ditert of the Game Laws; price Ws. ed. COMPLETION OF TIIE FRANKLIN MSS. This day were published, complete in Six Volume:, Syn. with a Portrait and other Pl , .tes, prize .£3. lips. boards, LIFE, C'OIIIIESPONIENI'E, and POST ;11;:qous WRITINGS, of BEN.I A MIN FR A NK !: LL.D. p,hl.li4hctl franc the thi:in.:l:-ISS. by s ' ;r:oitta.u. •sr i 1.L1:1:1 TEMPLE FRANKE! N, Esq. Vols. 1 .14:: 2 cont-iu ;h.! 1.;:e. --- 5 - VEIVA:;2 ..•••••••• S :t•r: and itny 11..1 awl the Pali: fikte,l. for Eer..7 and Cu. Cc..:th:i:-strcet. `:<• r7ll-1E PIIILOSOI 3 III . c.c LlrE.—lly Si r CHAS. .t MORGAN, r;:li:; . .v of 1h;: licy4l College of 1 ..e;:ians of Lone.o.l. •- Sir C. INlon"an `l.-8 !ter. vertnled w:;4 n. Ituak con ' •••:: a great deal 31 .:r• ..1 a •. 1 • s ; lie , t,, , ,lertakrn to cor.si.l,-r :o ex ,. :tr. , :rn re, and ho - ." i: is Lj . .....i•ratir.l,:cles of t••• ••:. Tu of 'apon the ....••••. ;%; ; ; - ame , and ;a crn:ient and nit..ractr: ci ti:.• rakil. h .:•••.r.t! . ha..l au rr, ttin'.!y of •.nly the u 'tis o•.•:•1 ; ec•iliar :, In.; • of ' - 7t tvreszing facts in nal , tr ..t and the rf The -•.try pla:n and scasible ks , on, :.ost ..• au '2'• •'• l• mi•:d and hotly in a ht:.lt:ty :••••!• and Co. Cont:4l.-Ant:...t. , - ;.)CPN.‘I., OF NEW I'OYACES AND S, No. XI V. rodsliali, d . contain. - • .V...tica, with Plate 3, at Zs. ed. Tic% Vit S 3.0r!.4) Cvleynk,m.. • . 041 g;:•,l.b actl Nu. \l'l. .1 Toys - • • by a 0115cer. •• • ..t.• each co t tnl. a comtplete Wurk, : tts?r,••••:1, 1:•::-/ he had et every Lii•UkSvilti, 33. each. Lay. !)::1•1::'s rA ' S haly. :•. lltAy Laitd. .eesa ri•w Travels. I , ;:yrt. Y. I iiiil3on's Lay. •stio:•i's .Ittit ;•yit'.; S.. 7 , r• • v.% St rah t 6t Han. ::.nerds West hulks. . SAN% ”t . % !:•1 : )1- :::.t EituA An PAULUS'S and Co. and to be had of •%. . Nearly the row pith at . TWO . RENDS:. Officzs, ex. cellent Gardens, its. in possession . I iion, Henry Shepherd, Esq. Mrs. Garrick, and William Grialaboefe, whose Lease, expire at Lady-thy, 1810, 1821, 1832. Sundry Enclosures Meadow sad Arable Lind :Opining the Town, containing about • SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, In possession of Mr. Berms, Tenant at Will. • Also, sundry nt:wr F.aclos.ur..!s, ne.rlv FORTY ACRES, in ion of 11. Fauutleroy, E i sv;:nce Woolricl South, and ',darts. May be viewed, by I.•ave of the Tenants, on applying to the Gardener at Sir Joh❑ Whiteford's, whar.• Particulars moy be h.d; and of Mr. Jackcon, Solicitor, and the 'Red lion, Hamp ton ; roy, Hampton Court; Castle, Salt-Hill; Talbot, Rids mond ;liing's il-ad, Twickenham ;of Messrs. Budd and Hayes, l 3 fiord -row ; at liarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strret, Gulden-square, where a Pi to may be sren. BERKS. FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, NEAR. HITNGERFORD AND NEWBURY; Upwards cf TWO PUNDRKD AND THIRTY-THREE .1C1: ES, and great plenty of Game. liy Mr. ROBINS. At Carraway's Coffer-house, it Exchange-Alley, Cornhili, or Tut RSDA V, May 13, 1320, at Twelve O'Clock, in One Lot, A VALL".IIILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate 1 - 3- in the Parish of Ink P-T.n, about three miles from Hun gerford, sever from Newbury, and fourteen front Andover; .compt :sing WEST COURT MANOR FARM , with gee Farm r house and o;fice, Barns, Stablei, Cart-lodges,andvarksus Out-buildings and Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabi* Land, c•sntaining upwards of TWO IlL' N OR ED AND THIRTY-THREE A CRE(I, AU lying compact, and in a good state of cultivation ; in posses ! sion and on Lease to Mr. John Alascali, about four years of eh* term unexpired. The Estate is in a fine healthy part of thu County, and within two miles of the Kennet Navigation—; a desirable property for investment. May by tiewcd by applying to Mr. MaFcall, at the Farm 4 where Particulars may b.! had; at file Bear. Ikaserford; lican, Newbury; the Bear and the Crown Inns, Reading ; Castle, Salt-Hill; of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, SolleStari, ('grey-street, Lincoln's-inn; at Gatrsway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen. ISLE OF WIGHT. Desirable and Commodious M .1 RINE VILLA. wit% es:enact Oflces, Garden, Ecasttre•Groun.li, and Mc..l:Av By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Louse, 'Charge-Alley, Coml.:II, on Tnuas- DAV, May 18, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twt' LOt A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATF, situate at_WEs:A' COWES, in the ISLE of :4-161IT. Lot 1. Comprises a beautiful COTTAGE OR NEE, WEST I 111.1„ scared on a fine eminence, commanding the enchanting scenery of the Medina River, the harbour, shipping, and exten sive and Elf:resting vE.ws of tbs Hampshire Coast, erected with great taste, finished at a very considerable expense, and adapted for the accommodation of a NobletuaLcr Geittleman of distitic tion, with er:crllent Offices of all descriptions, Stabling fur six Coach-houses, 1 larness-room, ske. surrounded by thriving Plantations, orname:.tcd with fine grown Timber, intersected with gravel and :41wr walks, tastefully disposed; an excellent walled Gardea, planted wi:h numerous fine Fruit Trees, and Meadow Lar.d, containing neatly TWELVE ACRES, prin cipally walled ii, at:d whin a silo:: distance of the town. Luz 2. C.' ..prises Two Enclosures of 3IEADOW LAND, fiZll.:i: oil C.:L. opposite side of the road to Lot one, with Gar de.:er's Cutta t -t- and (:..dens , , bo:lnded by the road from New rv.rt to West Cowes: a de:ightful situation for erecting a Villa, con.::ii:Atlg nearly SEVEN ACRES. 'oe viewed by 'tickets. Particulars may be hail on the P:entises; of 3les!.:. Clarke, Sewell, and Hearn, Solicitors, Newport, with 'rickets; at the Bugle Inn, Newport; Foun tain, Pertsmoutli ; [Air Aims, Ousport ; of Mr. Weller, and at the Flet:e, Chich:sttr; ()Id Ship, Brighton; of dossers. Burley, Alooo, an Lake, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at Garra wur's Coln.e-InNuse; Sad of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gelden-aquae., 'triter,: a Pl..t: or the Estate and Villa may he seen, and or wthAti To.kets tru.y C &HOWELL ESSEX. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEDOLD ESTATE. Residence with Offices. &c. tich .11eadow Lane, upwards of USE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES, Part bounded by a fine Stream of Water. By Mr. ROBINS, BY ORDER OT 7HL EXP.C7;O2% At Carraway's Ct4Tee-house, in Exchange-k.ley, Conthill, on Tit;:aso.v:, the 18th May, at Twelve o'C.ccit, in Two Lets, LOT I. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CHIGWELL GRANGE HOUSE, placed on a Lawn, and separated from the Road by Parlt-pa!ing; a fine cheerful situ:a:cm, and dry healt!fy spot. conunaudin3 rich and extensive Views of the beat.tiit:l Country ; the re,:idn:ce of the. late ARTHUR BUSILE BAKER, Is.. The Howe contains good Family Ap4r.m...i . .-.s 01'!lces ; excellent Gardens, well plar.tell with Fruit Tre:s ; Farm yard, with Stables and Coach-house ; L:rge 134 m, Cow-honte% Cattle-shed, Cottage, and various Out-buil&n,p,:4:d Entitsures of rich Meadow Land, upwards of NINETY-SIX ACRES, Part bounded by the Myer Roden, and the Lz.ri; n• - namented With full grown 'fitnber Trees, :di lying compact ; a must de sirable Property for Re.idence and }arts. LOT 2. TWO FREEHOLD ENCLOSURES of Capit:tl Pt:tr LA X If, Deeter's and Iletsey's Fields, containing T W LV E.l CR ES, ONE ROOD, arra EIG lIT PERCHES, situate °it oppodte side, fronting the Mansion; a char r ing spot for Boikiiug, most excellent Neighb.surh...tod, good. !loads, and ooly Ei‘ven .Miles from London. Immediate Possession may he Lad. 'to be Viewed with Tickets, by applying at the Msnxims, where Particulars may be had; and at th.! Kirg's Brad. Ciiig well; Cock, Epping ; Messrs. Chalk and Mcggy, Chelmsford; White 11.1 t, Rumford; George, Wondfard; of Messm I'l.il - and :Rune, Solicitors, ~ Soutbamplon-street, Bloomsbury; a: C...rr..way's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden nusae, wlnrc a Plan may be am. and 'tickets for viewin bad. LENT. LEWISHA M AND SYDENFIA M. VALI:A.IILE FREEHOLD ESTATES.--FA M-HOUSE, BUILDINGS, and LAND; fine Stream of Water, tcc. Dy Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffe.e:House, Exchange Al!ey, Cornhill, on Tit t-asoAr, the turh of May, at Twelve t'Clock, in Six Lots, Loi. I. ►alllE VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, WHETSTONE FARM ; compriing genteel House, Offices, Farm-yard, Earn, Stables, and Out buiklings ; situate on Rushy-Green, Lewisham, on the high road to Bromley, and upwards of RIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES Of rich Meadow and Arable Land, all lying compact, and part bounded by a fine Stream of Water, by which the 'Meadows may be irrigated ; the Lands are in floe commanding situations for Building, and plenty of .Brick Barth, in possession and on Lease to Mr. THOMAS. Lor 2. PODL ANDS : as 11:nelasem of_Arable Land, near the Seven Mile stone, on the rood to Bromley, coptaining Seven Acres, Two Roods, and •30 - Petthda, on Lase as Lot 1, but in possession of Awn FoeHa; LOT is PAPER MEADOW : 4*Preehaid Enclosure of rich Meadow Land, adjoining the River, ois the South side of the Road, mar Rushy-Green, containing OA Acre, Two hoods, 24 Perches,. at Lease as the ethers. - • Loy 4. LPPER and LOWER BRIDGE FIELD: a Free hold Eacroshri of rich Arable Land, adjoining the high Road Irma Rushy-Green to Sycknham, containing Nine Acres, Three hoods, 51 Perches, on Least as the others, but in possession of Pamir , Esq. Lor s. WINCIINM MEADOWS: Two Freehold. En closures of excellent Meadoiv Land, adjoining the Lands of the Leathersellers' o.onpany, and star Perry-street and Siden ham Common, containing Five Acres and 29 Perches, on Lease as the others. .Lou 6. An ALLOTMENT on Sydenbam Common, adjoin ing the Road to Norwood, contaiuing Ten Acres, Freehold and Tythe-free ; on Lease, but in possession of Joss Fosrea, Esq. The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas, Whet stone Farrn,neat Rushrgreen,Lewisbam, where Particular, may be had rand at tbeßlack Horse, and Liao and Lamb, Lewisham ; Tiger's Head, Lee Green ; Be ll, Brootley ; Green •• an, Black iteatb ;.of *r. Menthe, Solicitor, Gray's 1112 Spay! L atiGarl firwarsi , aaid of Mr. Robins, Warwidlomreett Yokkip 4 Slarei kolldrod.ibia milts iota. CATON ON VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CON. SEQUENCES, &c. This day w►as published, a New Elitism, price ss. illuszrated witb Casts, 1. APR ACTIC.II, TR EA'tISE on the PREVEN- TroN and CURP. of the VENEII.I.:AL DISEASE and its CONSEQUENCES; in which a mild and successful mode of treatment is pointed out, including Observations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Diseases, &c. In tended as a Guide against the dangerous erects of this baneful Malaay.—By T. M. CAYON, Surgeon, :0, Stanhope-street, Newcastle -street, Strand; aid late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and eufs. 2. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry into the Dis eases arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, with Remarks on the Liver, and its influence on the Gastric Sys tem. To which are prefixed, smite general Observations au- Scrophulous and Cutaneous Diseases, price 3s. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ae quired, of the C‘..n. vative Organ, including the Theory of Ge neration, ac. price 3s. oti. S. A Practical Tr:atise on Female Diseases, including Obser vations on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders incident to those important changes, prise 3s. bd. b. Popular llemarks, Medical and Literary, on Hypochon driac, Hysteric, and Nervous Diseases, with Observations on Suicide, Mind, &c. &c. 3s. bd. Printed for Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and W. Neeley, 78, Lombard-street ; and alt other ilooksellers. 14onius et placens uxur. Hon. 21te hotase awl pleasing gyp'. SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to he wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word stvfi: is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. 'flu: sacred institution, then, of Marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoymeut, terming net only with happiness on earth, but disposiug the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed ebligetion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to rceulate the passions , but to cleanse the greser nature from those impurities which the free tam of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed on it. To the nch!rct of such attar don are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress hint with thefi eta- of self-reproach. I.uxurious habits will elTeminize the body, a residence in the Tropics will nee% the elastic fibre, but more especially does the premature infetuation of youth . too ft equently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the ago niz-d sufferer more than doubts the dunce of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscu lar strength, felicity; n 1r will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty yeats successful esperit.ncr. The easy cares of married life arc some times disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which con centrate the nuptial wreath; for the female habit is Olen consti tudonelly weak, yet it can be strengtheetd, and defizient energy improved into functional power, In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relax ation of the generetive economy, we pledge our ability to cure - speedile, and with effect. Earnestly oolicintes to expel the un frame empyric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we Li...elate front general principles with less hesitation; and con adent in our own honourable integrity, as Members of the Col. ieee of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (.specially those entering into matrimonial life), at once to our house, where daily attendant e is given for personal consult lotion. and letters front the country are immediately answered, ttese :nest contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forme: ded to iir.y part of the world, howeeer &start. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. 11, Bouverie-street Fleet-street, London.. Just published, 10th Edition, The rEG TS of 1.1 FE, a familiar Commentary on the above Dineasen—lly ti (I*S and Co.—.lddresstd to the Youtn and Mane+ yof both -Se-.vs. May be had at No. 20, l'eterntsee.r-n •tIG, Pail eletl; te•e:•,e....1-street ; 174, Reetestre4 ;nst..l lieukselk A ••• 1... FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE [This Gazette notifies t•he appointmert, by the ?ant, of the Right Hon. Lord Francis Coargham, to be First firoornof his Majesty's Bedchamber, and Gentleman and Master of the' Robes, in the room of Colonel Charles Nassau 'Thomas, de ceased ; also that his Ma;esty has confer' ed the honour of Knight hood on Garrett Neville, .Esq. High Sheriff of Dublin; and on Richard Ottley, Esq. one of the Judges of the island of Ceylon; it also contains the appointment of the Hon. Frederick Lamb to Fe his AL:rt.ty's I.:::vay Extraordinary and aliniscer Plenipotentiary to the Princes of the Free TOttans of the Ger manic Confederation; of Brook Taylor, Esq. to be Envoy at the Court of Bavaria ; of Alexander Cockburn, Esq. to be En voy at the Court of WurtemburF ; of Charles Richard Vaughan, Ey. to be Secretary to the Embassy to the Most Christian Bing ; and of Lionel Hervey, F.sq. to be ..'ecretai y to the Ein'....bsy to hit Most Catholic Majesty. The Gezett- also contains his jesty's approval of the ttOth Regiment ei Foot bearing on their colt.urs and appointments, in addition to aoy other badges or devices, the words " Egmont-op-Zee," to commemorate the distinguished services of that, Regiment on the f.ct Oct. 17P9j. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Joseph Lyne, Finsburpaquarft i merchant, from April Is t o 11ay.9, at eleven, at OWldhttil. . BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • Andrew Pollard, Poole, grocer. TirOmni Cory Hawkes,Cikehaanpnin,. Devon, banker. BANKRUPTS. William Chapmr.n. Gravesend, prov7.7ion.enerchnnt, to Fnrrender April 22, 29, and May . 2.7, at•twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Adanis s Gray's Inn-square. George Hadky, Greenwich,* draper, April 22, , 29 ar..l May 27, at elueen, at Guildhall. Attoriey, sir. Haber, Funs• val . , Inn. Samuel Brewer, New Brentford, grocer, April IS, V. 5, and May 27, at eleven, at GuildhalL .Ltur:.e••, Mr. Reed, Nark-lane. John Parley, Great Tichlield-street, printseller, Aptil is, t 9, and Mty ST, at twelve , at Guildhall. Atturuins,' Messrs. Grimaldi and Stables, :Copal:al-court, Tbrogrnoston-street. 'Richard' Claddge, Oddington, Clo!tcestershiro. farmer, April 2V, at serozn, and .iav 27, at Lleven, the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. A-tornits, Tarr, Stow-on-tile cestershire; or :olzssrs. 31ason and Ilousman, Nev, Britte- street. Edward Ste hens, Aintree, Lanca.bire, rail-maker, :•lay :3, It), and 27, at one, a the York Hotel, Wiliam•en-scuare, 1.1- reipooL Att.oreles, Mr. Sharatt, lirt.svist ; i.r Alessrs. A 4.• lington end Gregory, Bedford-row. Matthew .llmakhouve, Beciw?lcy, 3lonnotrhAtirz, apothecary, April 87, 28, and May 27, at twelve, at tLe Commercial Rums!, Bristol. Attomies, Nast s. Vis•ard and Blower, Li:lcor:is Inn-IL:Ids; or Messrs. J. and T. Leman, queen• square, llristoL William Wool, late of Wimpole-street, wax-chaniller, April 25, May 2 and 27, at ten, at Guil.:llaU. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Co. Cat lisle -street, B.tho. Edward Gore, Nettlebed, (Won:shire, innkeeper, April .22, s:9, and May s:7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor r.i,:s, Mr. Hamilton, llerwicL-strett, Soho; ur Stuith, Reading. DI V I Di:.N DS to he male a G [LW( AI. L. M • sy 9, It. l'otts, Iltgbout-liill, haberdasher, at ten. May 9, E. Cullinstm, Cfoolted•! oil-merchant, at ten. May G. I:inOey, nit:liner, at eleven. May 13, C. Shoo bridge, Kensinzton; draper, at tc.n. May 6, J. Cooper, Carl ton, LineAm.:hire, horse-dealer, at elev;n. May 9, J. !Jail, %Vatling-street, straw-hat.ntanufacturer, at eleven. May 6, J. Reay and Christopher, AL: Lk-lane, wiLe-metchants, at tnre7ve. May 6, T. am! J. llawley, late of Willon-street, coal-merchants, at ten. M;ty G, J. F. :tnd W. Szreet, lhicickrs bury, stationers, at tt.n. May G, C. Thompson, Ilishops.Tate street Withil, merchant, at ter. April t2,J. S. Rains, N'ap ping-wall, at ten. DI VIDRN DS to be made in the couvrnY. May iB, C. Whittirz, Bristol, plumber, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, uristol.. May 9, T. .Ithertan, Li:apw 1, tanner, at one, at the George, LivtrpooL May 21, E. ILiley, Preshute, p:.tchmeln-inaker, at e!even, at the • Town hall, Marlho:cugh. May 8, T. Dicken, Litchfield, cotton and worsted-spinner, at eleven, at the White lie r, ildauchtstcr. May 9, T. White, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Of fice of Messrs. Griffith-and diinde, Fenwick. treet, Liverpool. Alay 10, A. Abbott, Liverpool, upholaterzt, at one, at tle Gc-nr, Liverpool. May 8, J. Parke and P. F. Parke, .% an. chestcr, tnerthants, at two, at the White 13.mr, Manchester. May 13, H. Holden, Hippontien, Yorkshire, grocer, at eizven, at the White Lion, Hal Vax, May 6, A. Graham, Haslinzden, Lancashire, draper, at eleven, at the White Hone, Ditch, 51ancht:ter. Mr.y , e, S. litplg , ,,-Lord:Ja, ect: , ..r, eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Alai 8, .`.....r.t1 pin, North Shield ship-owners, at ei;:vtn, at the Cemmerei..l Hotel, North Shiehls. CEIZTIFI CATES-MAr G. W. Norris, Romse:•, Soith.trantca, tir.eatr-merehart. W. Chapman, ILhipsgate.4trtrt habk•rtizsber. Cole• late of Friday-str,:ee, habcrikt.:4;:r. J. Bradlzy, Jewin-strer:, silk-manufacturer. O, PuP.cyn, York, Pnen-tir.ire:. It. Mouritjoy, Ittnwell Nursurv, Lett:mar. P. Butt, Carl teltharn, grocts. T. Robinson ; * Cambridge, Puteher. la. 2-.:•!- war‘'.., Newport, 3lor.mouthshire, corn-d,raler. J. Ir.:sen, Carlisle, tallow-chandler. J. L-;:r.rens, CiLtrryhtnton, gardtztr. W. Lov..ntlea, J. Elbinson, r.r.l 11. Xeild, Ala;:clulttr, cotton•mprcha..ts. : L. T&.tie:, NAting ham, dePler. DISSOI.CTIONS OF PADTNERIIIIPS. • Martindale and ti almon. Gray's attomies. Baker and Co. Pinrer',-court, Oid Broad : street. and Newzate-etreet, cm - pet-manufacturers. Pitt ar.4 Cc. Brlsrti, b:oriters. • Watu:n and .I)unn, Witling-street, w. , rehutlsternen. Bruce and litmdity, Cro:;t-lane, Long-acre, :.71:tracers. F:e dz.ric and Walker, Lower tkooi-street, 6:o..renor-egrara, drei t . rultTrf. Brown and liarg:lnan, Birmibithata, icturers. Twlss and Cc. O.d (:avent.i.:2-creel, makers. Wile; and Co. Norwich, V . oAgaritrg- t 7 odner and Co. 'L'eignrotauh, Devon, mcrcbaLts . Smith, e:tae and Jun, Canbt•rwell, s 1-ersruiths. W. Old J. eoller-crania.-cturept , J. Gray, km. and jon , mir.zhant, irine-rnerchants. Ood;rte ?•Itissrave, ttreet, warehcni:mcia. W. and d. .rrie, Stroud, 6.41 w-ester: z'lire,•fron-fonnat. Tlylor and Co. NewFcir, i,k at wight turvefort. T. . ch , ..haraptvu, b..:lsurourhteni. i ~ ~' II!!, "Ii I