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SA' fide 4..• ['OBER 31, 1 1 / 4 r Farcs AnCPMCCOSIAIMEJP I). z a=.• ••• • corneAcr FOR BLANKETS. ; • •fi NAPT-OFFICE, Odell 28, 1812. trIE liitI4ICIPAL OFFICERS aad COMMIS SIONERS Of His MAiESTrs NArr,a hereby give Notice, The oa Wednesday, the 18th November next, at one o'clock, * r ya be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing le Conrad for supplying his Maje,ty's Yards at Dtptford ;ad Woolwich, and the lop-oface at Sonserset-pladb, with *OUTS. Pattern •J* the Blanith end sm Form e the Tender may Er ISM at this OP,. No Tender yak meived after one *Wed, on hits day of &easy / kn. Ng nodal, *lea tie tarty, or an agent for hiss, attends. /win. secessoastied by a Letter, addreerodto the Navy jh ar d,anisigned dyke. ratonsilsk Persons, engaging to Seto& bound wish th,Mergedookra:bixduir i ‘ atl" ) ftrg‘i#l#Oftraa'we of the Coatratt. POWYS-PLACE, QUEEN-SQUARE. To LET, Famished, • • .1 .A GENTEEL FAXILY RESIDENCE, con. tabling a handsome Drawing-room Floor, with French Windows, commanding both back and front views uver exten• sive Gardens; six Bed-charnliers, two Parlours, and an exten sive range of domestic Offices suitable for a very respectable Family.,-Further particulars may be known at Mr. Angell's Estate Repertory and Price CI rreut Offices, 16, Southampton `row, Rowell-square. . . V/110teRia .PtintOkFielZ ••• 'nenlissar, Oe a: 27, tot BOUT Seven &Clock on the Evening of Mon• day, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL COACH w2l robbed of the SACS of LETTERS for LONDON described foot, between Ketterirg and Higham Ferrer; and within tbret miles of Higham Ferrers, by forcing the loth of the Mall Boz.— The Bar stolen, are— Halitaz, of the 25th Nottingham, of the 96th Bradford, ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto "Leeds, ditto °Alum, ditto Wakefield, ditto Uvpingl.am, rat* Huddersfield, ditto Kettering, dotty Barnesley, ditto Thraystune, due Sheffield, ditto Rotherham ) ditto Chesterfield, ditto Mansfield, ditto Whoever Mall apprehend the Person or Persons who commit tad •the said Robbery, Will be ehtitlO to a Reward of nitUNDRED POUNDS, one moiety toise paid on commitaieur for trial and tht other moiety eh coMictien. If an Accomplice! n the Robbery will surreuder Itimsell,"and niake discnickyl whereby one er mere of the Persons concerned therein stall be apprehended and brought to Justice, suck Discoverer will be ea:- titled to the said Reward, and be admittakan Evkleace fee the Crown. By Cc:maw lof Ihe l!inisaster-Gaser.zl, FRANCIS AWING, Stcretap. This day was published, • • • • Handsomely printed, in 2 Vol.. Sy& Flee 41.15. in board*, ENGLA.ND SAFE and . TßlUMVArrtl'it, Researches into the Apocalyptic' LIIII4 Book and Proplae des, Connected and Synchronical. By the Rev. FREDERICK THRUSTON.I4 A. " Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. It, Sr. Paul's Church yard ; and J. Hatchard, Nn. 190, Ploesdilly. TO STUDENTS IN MEDICINE.' ' • This day was published, illustrated by vadosa Ifirladagt,jorliee 81. bound, 4i GRAMMAR of MEDlClNE,*eihibiting the A GCNIZAL ELEMENTS of MEDICAL 16011 X WE, la a popular aqd compressed form, fur the .isuctf, Pispija,paid.Saa; dents, gad of Young Persons in Pubi: re S i t u r i t arbigirtstiond ler any department of the Medical Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS PPOPPRPF4:4 the, ildediael and Physical Journal, rind to be h ad of the Medial and'other •Booksellers. Of whom may be bed, , • • The GRAMMAR of NA I URAL PH/LOSOMY, by the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, price as. 6d. bound. , OTWAY'S WORKS—NEW EDITION. This day was pubashid. Handsomely printed in Two yob. Bvo. uniform in sine sad man ner with thi best Editions of Shakespeare,'Ben Manson, Ford, Beaumont and Plc cher, Massager, It& with a Portrait of the Author, price 11.43.4 in boards, a New Edidon, df THE WORKS of THOMAS °TWAY,. _con slating of his Plays, Poems, and Letters, widmilltsteh of his Life ; enlarged from that written by Dr. Johneow. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, T. Payne, Wilt!. and Ro binson, Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Cadet! and Davies, J. Murray, J. Mawman, and R.' Baldwin. '' TO-THE VIRTUOSO. AN ORIGINAL MANUSCRIP I' KORAN! Elegantly written on Vellum, in Arabic. 'TO BE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ANGELL, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Ws* nesday, November 4, at twelve o'clock, AVERY scarce and valuable KORAN, and an elegant Gold WATCH, with. Ottoman engraved . Seale; the property of an °Weer's Widow. To the Virtuoso and Noblemen wbo are furbishing their I. brutes, asossull as Booksellers in gametal, the Mahomet's. Bible, (a al-ones) will be found one of those scarce productions, which s eot to ist met with but in very rare Collections. Seth oily be vioned, prosiest' so the Sale at the Auctioneer's - -olausptou-row, Russell- square, Bloomsbury. APOLOGY Mk DISTURB/NG i A IMIRMIQUO CONCREGATIO. • WE, whose Names are subscribed; residing at ACTON, in Middlesex, having become liable to the p a yment of penalties, amounting to ONZ HUNDRED and TWINTT POUNDS, for behaving contemptuously, laughing, and conversing in, and otherwise disturbing' on Sunday, the 3•I inst. a Dissenting Congregation assembling in our Village for Reli gious Worship, do hereby publicly confess our misconduct and gratefully acknowledge the liberality of the Committee of " the Protestant Society, for the protection of Religious Liberty," lobo, in consequence of our contrition and in compliance with tgse entreatits of our friends, have consented to terminate' the proceedings which they bad instituted for our puoishmeit. JAMES COLLETI'. 6 c e , 16, MONEY' moDLy.lll.m. Gepticmen, &c. are respectfully isQe thas they . aloAkesupplied with Moaey'ra any amount, so Mowsqual to matter, secured on Freehold, ColSy hold, Lewd*le LlUad, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settk meats, Widows' Jointures, Cleigysien's Livings, or any other property. Persons of respeciabilic y may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal acceitt mudattori, without delay. Application from twelve tct swo;or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 4v, South -street, lierlsely-sit tare. Octcbe 81,1812. ROBERT HOWLS rr. WILLIAM 'RADFORD. VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrird-stree, Golden-square, es Liles and Gentlemen of any ere, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. Axtan's system of teaching Is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire ra.ily that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, add hi a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who du net want privue teaching stay learn at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on Abe public teaching evenings. Professors of den. ins taught th. ,meet elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the prole.- Ups. The Subscription Assemblies are every irt:day. h. .o'. 0 ALL OWs CATALOGUE of MEDICAL BOOKS, for 1813. This day was published, A CATALOGUE OF MEDICAL BOOKS, .1. containing the mow ntorrern and approved Authors, en Anatomy, Surgery, Medicine, Midwifery; Materia Modica, Che ntistry, Pharmacy, Botany, and Veterinary Medicine ; to which are added, a complete List of the Lectures delivered in London, :sit: , :heir hours of attendance, &c.; afp, Tables of the Pay of the Medical Department of the Army and Navy. Sold by John Callow, Metlical llsoknMer, Ordlrib•antrts Princes-street, Soho. iti • 1 - 4 • cr A Medical Subscription Libpind ~ite. booft-nre knc by the month or year. N.B. The full value given for Mailed Mink Parcels of Books, or Books exchanged. DINING TABLES. 1410. 28, SOUTHAMPTON STRBET, COVENT-0 ARDEN.I 'THREE universal incor.veniencies in DIgiNG -- TABLES completely removed : 1. Inconvenience in Dining Tables" upon upright legs or claws, is the peat number they require to support them, being always in the way of the company. L The aline they require to dispose of them, and • ibeirnapkasant appearance. . 3. The great &faculty of putting them together, all which is completely removed in Pocock's Pa tent Sympathetic Dining Tables, is a Table to dine twelve per- L g or rlfitialAmon e claw, or only four legs, will shut up in • viii.tvue tM eitingliinoisosc 'stung nearly **Mi. a franditias ; 08190 die or put r• , • r r• • AB. New wad ommd-kmg . ant bor Visa sakes in to be Sold cheap: NEWTONS DENTIFRICE. ''HIS Powder is as pleasant in the application, as • h is excellent in its effects; It speedily rent en the Teeth white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; and by con ,atam use will preserve them in this desirable state. It fortifies the *nettle' and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even where the enamel has hen impaired by the application of perni cious dentifrice, er by anrother means, it will renovate it In a • manner to be credited only by those who experience or witness its efficacy. To the general approbation of NEWTON'S TOOT N. PownEtt; the Proprietot. is prousl to boast of references to many elevated characters of the British and Foreign Courts. Wholesale mien are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents, Seim and EDWARDS, 66, on the Slot-way, at. Paul's Church yard, nearly bpposite the North Gale, in boxes Is. ad. each. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. . CASE U—To Mr. BAUM' pIIZST, Slackfriars-road, London. j -ELIZCPRATT, No. 47, Amelia-place, Wal a• ialft was for three years afflicted with a cancer in my breast, after attending several Medical gentlemen without ob taining any relief, was then recommended to 1%0 Hospital, 1 and adinittedin there on 21st No4eMber, 1810, was regularly attendedttie•thitteen weeks wlthont finding any alteration for tlictllik; >< contrilmtiem took pace, and an operation was pro nounced to being the only possible means of a cure. On a con sultation with my friends, it was'fortuhately derermloed tirit I hhould try the Guestonlin Medicine, Mid nett day I attendet. Mr! Guest,'NO. 9, Great Surrey-stiteti Slaeklrlars-bridge, when alrPahla WAS exceeding great, and strange as it stay seem, was* completely relieved in twenty minutes, and in onemonth was so restored, as to take a place of al) work, heir% at that linie ena bled to work af the wash-tub and -scour rooms to the'satisfaetion of MY employers, and by 'deriding to Mr. Guest's directions for about four Months. was perfectly cured. If any one should doubt the truth of say declaration, the books in Gay's Hospital will prove the face pan a doubt, of I will give them the name of the y who recommended 'me there. Have only farther to ob serve, that I still continued/1k perfect good Stile of health, as wh im my hand thisBth day ill T -1814.: ETAPRATT. • upipmvipmm MAX • - • • • Bed/Metro, June 11, 1812. mankind in general were ready to ccrannu "Fl skate to the Pettit the good erects they receive from me atball, many edam, would be infinitely obliged, and' relieved • Arita 'the mostdreadflat complaints. Jam now In the 92d year af!tty eget for 14 year" I was lamentably alilictld with the scor n, swelling in my OW, legs, arms, • and hands—airy head and neck were much *walker,- and•coVered with painful ulcers, dis. • Charging a Corrosive nothow' which almost drove me to distrac tion. • Such was my ealamltOusiltuation, I could neither dress, undress, nor feed myself. It was not alone froin the numerous cu .performed b a t yoar valdable A irris colawric Dawes; pub- Idled In the-earl Nelispapers, that first induced Mater make trialbt nisi; bet frearitry.otti'self-knowledge of their real vir tue+ and thelitseysurpriebne cures produced from their sole me 4) ,, ° a 1 ton townsmen and neighbours; amongst the numbe r, s t'ai only Mention the singtflar and siirprisidg 'case of John Si n caw+ of Bridlington Quay. 'Five years ago I commenced taking 701 Sr Droll.; when I had taken them about six months, to - my own sirprlse,- and still more that of all my friends and neigh- N un+ at my very advanced time of life, I was restored to health and freed from pain , Which blesiittg h ave' enjoyed upwards of four relkf to th e ye ati s ict . afflicted p ttd art d tesd m ftl y an fhl Y low-creat Win bell ti efi taa, " P " S" ur PiSmsteu r bellur'l re. "Ilan Of'lnquiry, if poet paid, will be answered,--jam, Sir, • ' • Yours gratefully. JOSEPH ALI I .WOW Attested by Mr . Vs ver y HOLTIY, Bridlington. • ' 'Fe Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester. . . These Drape are Sala in moulded square bottles at 61. and 14s. (one 14s, bottle is equal to three 8i ones), wholesale and retail fky Mr. Lignum, Manchester; also retail by J. Evans and Son, 42,. Long-lane, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-enarket ; Shaw and Edivirdi, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ender, 4, Cheopelde ; Newberry and Stma 48. St.Paurs Chirrehiard ; Johnstnn, ts, Greek-street, Sabo, London; Mr. W.ohteolsolme, York ;' 'Mr. Walker, New casdei Mr.R.poott, too, South-bridge, Bdthbarll4l Mr. Baiter, Candleri ggs+ Glasgow; 'mad by every respectable Medicine Vet ter in teen Market Town la the thaw Atarlora. This day was published, in fivo. pike 'THE NEW STANDING ORDERS of the . 1, HOUSE of COMMONS, as reviled by a Coseetwittee, and ordered to be printed, 21st June, 1211. Relative to Private Bills and other Matters; with the ORDERS of the IrIOUSE of LORDS, and Tables of Fees to be tikes by the Oneors of both Hotises of Paribmeur. To which *madded the Newleareased Ceti in the Court of Chenebor, Elves Aft*, sad &wines °dice In Chancery. London s Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Poitngal-etreet, Ltheidn's Inn. The House of Commons having made several new standing Or ders, referred thins to a Committee, who having arranged and incorporated them together, it was rdered by the House they should be printed; and as all persons should be acquainted with, these new orders to direct their proceedings on application for Private Bills, it was thought desirable to put them in a form for general use. Just published, bi Two Vols. Oeeitysdpitios boss*, SERNIONS on PUBLIC OCCASIONS, with kJ HISTORICAL CRITICAL, and POLITICAL . NOTES ; and an APPENDIX, con ta ining Articles on the following subjects. By R. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S. I. The Law of the TWELVETABLES respecting Debtors. 11. The Causes which must prevent the establishment of a RLPUZLIC in Fiance. 111. The CATHOLIC QUESTION. IV. The Practice of Lissa!, Pin', Vindicated. V. Rivalry of FRANCE. yi. The PROPHECIES relating to the FALL of ROME. *VII. The Disposition of the FRINCH GOVERNMENT tO Pt*ct. VUL Diieds without a Name. IX. DErauce of the COUNTRY. X. Insensibility in suspended Animation. XI. Interests of the CHURCH of Emmaus*. Sold triLongman, HOT*, and Co. 'Piiiiiiimillawewst, kodl ail . other Booksellers. _Where abo may be lad. An ADDRESS from a CLERdYMArito his PARISPO• pmts. #7l . thksfm"..ThirrkEigt. Price Si. ea. Fine Piper; pa. WITIH A CLOCK-FACE andOTHER ENGRAVINGS. .This day was published, pried Is. or la. 1 td. with a stiff parch ment back, and IS to the dozen, THE PARENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST CA. TECHISM of the DAWNING'S of JUVENILE KNOW- E, gratifying and stimulating the earliest symptoms of curios y in young minds, and leading by the easiest and simplest means to an acquaintance with useful facts ih common life, in Art, and in Nature. Illustrated *kb a 7 Clock Face, with move able hands,by means of which children may be taught the art of telling the hour ; with the poinel of the colnpasg I with rePresen tadOns of the earth, and British lamp; With ears of vartoot corn; a plough, churn, boat, &c. • By M. PELHAM. Author of the London Primer, Ste. ' Rated for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 41. Eadgate-hill, and to sa• all Booksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. • Of whom may also be had, 1. losent's First French Book, or a Spelling-Book Vocabulary of MS words, Is. or Is. lid. vellum hacks. 2. .Pelham's London griraer, 65th Edition, with 100 cuts, 6d. or 7jd. vellum backs. S. Mavor:s Spelling-Boot, 150th Edition Is. 6d. 4. Atkin's Poetry for Children, 2s. half-I:Mind. IMPROVED MODE i/F INSTRUCTION. Teachers of youth are respectfully informed, that the following is a List of the Works which are adapted to the systOMOI in strttctienby Means Of Questioni, byEsercioes, andloy working at the several subjects, being the only modes by whielrknow ledge can be effectually communicated and duly impressed on the minds of Young Persons : " 4 • ' 1. 10PLAIR'S UNIVERSAL PRECEPTORi or IP General Grammar of Aria, MilitreM ledge, 49. 6d. 2. Goldsmith's Grammar of General Geography, 3s. 6d. S. Goldsmith's Grammar of British Geography, ts. 61. 4. Robinson's Grammar of Universal jiistory, 3s. S. Bfair's Grammif of Natural PhllosOphy, 3s. 6d. 4. Blair's Practical Grammar of the English Language, Is. 6d. 7. Adair's 500 Questions on Goldsmith's History of England, ls. Y. Barrmv'e 500 Questions on the New Testament, Ise • Affair'! 500 Questions on Irving's 'Eleinents' of Composi tion, Is. 10. Geographical Copy-Books, i. and I. Ss each. li. landlion!s Elements of Drawing, with 60 Plates, 275. 12. Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, 35.6 d. and Key, ts. Bd. 13. Blair's Models of Letters, ss.6d. 14. Blair's Passes Catechism, U. 15. The Tutor's Key; Part 1 and 2, or Answers to all tba Questions Mr Tulors, 39. 6d: each. Published by Richard Phillips, No. 17, Ludgate-hill, and to be bad of all Booksellers. • varE FOR mg COUNTY OF KENT. By Mr. ANGELL, ' At Garraway's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cornish], on Wed.' nesday, November 4, at Twelve o'clock. A Very Substantial FREEHOLD Brick-built' DWELL'NG HOUSE, with Front Shop, lately erected , in the most eligible part of the Town of Gravesend, in the County of Kent- The Premiss have been fitted up with every domestic conve nience, and as a Bookseller's and, Stationer's Shop, to which has been attached a Circulating Library, much resorted to by the neighbourhood and the adjacent country ; but capable of many improvements for that or any other business requiring skew In a genteel line. Comprising, on the basement, a range of dry Cel larage, with 29 feet frontage; on the ground floor, a handsome Sbew Shop, with Parlour and Kitchen, and Yard behind ; in the principal storey, a large handsome Drawing-room, 28 feet by 16, a back Sitting-room, and Bed di:to ; ad the upper storey, a,.larp front Room, 28 feet by 16, and two Bed-rooms. N. B. ThePranises are held by a Tenant at Will, and an early possession may be bad, and being in the most improving pact in the high road to London, through the Town ; front whence goods of all sorts may be had with the greatest facility at a cheap rate of conveyance by water, it is presumed that ea a real Estate this presents a most singular opportunity to a purchaser. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant previous to the Sale; and printed particulars may be had at the principal inns, Dart ford; Shooters Hill; at , Crayford ; at the Bank, Gravesend; of the AuCtioneer,Southampton-row,Russell-square, London ; and st Oarraway's aoffee-house - . FREELIOLI) GROUND EINTII, And a very valuable Reversion in the Fee Simpleastate, taga ther with another immediate Reversion in a Freehidd Estate, in the County of Middlesex. TO BE SOLD, BY MR. ANGELL, 'THE FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS at -A- present produce a clear annuity of .C9OOO, amply secured by new buildings of superior substance and materials. The Pre mises are held on lease for 96 years unexpired, and the Lesiees pay all insurances from Are, &c. This valuable Estate is situate opposite the East and West- India Docks, and still, at the expiration of the Leases, produce an Annuity of 46000. Also to be Sold with the former Estate, a most invaluable Re versionary filmiest in and unto a Freehold Estate, consisting of various Farms, with appropriate Homesteads an d Out-houses, Barns and Stabling ; comprising upwards of 700 Acres of Land, fyit b , together, and situate near Little &ling, in the Parish of Perevale, thro ugh which ShlS,Uxbridge Canal runs for Y mile in length; with the perpetual Advowson of a Church Living worth £l5O per Annum. ' r • This last Estate is certain on the death et sOantlensan up. wards of 50 years of age, provided the son (who is a very healthy young man, aged 29 years), ourlives his father ; and at present produces a clear annuity of £2OOO per annum. Let on Old • Leases which expire in 1814, after which dine the Farms are estimated at about the annual value of A 3400. The whale to be Opined of in One Lot, and a great part of ' the purchase.money may remain on security. For particulars, and to treat fee the aboVe property, apply to Mr. Angell, Estate Repertory and Price Current Offices, Nu. 16, Seetbampten-row, Bloomsbury. .. HIGHLY VALUABLE AND VERY IM ',OVEABLE FREEHOLD and CO PYHOLD ES FACES, CAM 8R1D616- SHIRE.—LANATAX REDEEMED. 'To be SOLD, by Mews. BURTON and RIST, Oa Wednesday, the lath November, 181% at Twelve o'Claci4 • at Garraway'sCoffee- house , London, in 12 1 ots, CAPITAL and very desirable FREEROLEvand COPYHOLD ESTATES, comprising nine • Farms, con taining several hundied Acres of exceeding rich good' Staple Land in high eul ivatiun, with requisite Farm-houses, Buildings, sad arrangements for agricultural purposes, most eligible situated 'at Soham and Wickets, in the County , of Cambridge, kno•rn as !Cross-Greeu, Coat Shade, High Field, High Fenn, Crow Hall, Layton's and Crupley's Farrus,part on Leases, and part to Tenants at Will,at rents, amounting to .ftooo per annum. To be viewed till the Sale, by application to Mr. Piggott, So. licitor, Ely, of whom descriptive Particulars may belad. l'arti cubrs else at the Crown, Soham; Hoops,-Canthridge ; Ram, Newmaiket ; Angel, Bury St. Edmund's 9 • Rose and Crown, Vrtibiaeh ; Angel, Norwich; Crown, Huntingdon ; Oftrge Chattery ; Crown , Lynn ; ors the respe ctive Premises ; of J. v Caley, kaq. Solicitor, Holborwasort,Ossy's Inn i a; Gar" and of Messrs. Barton and Rbt, Of, CarnbilL WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe id certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the snottatee ful result of their experience is the beet proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to mak* the cure of the following the object of their particular dtudy,flll. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of WA& cation, and hs coneomitime, Strictures and Gleets, whiebehip an improved plan, are epeettflyAted effectually eared ; es Ankle. hility, whether arising from Bbatisatialian indulgences, long rest• r dence it . ..Arm climates, or a sealigheisary vice, too oleo happily pursued by the youth ot builisgies, in the one c..,id nig sterility or barrenness, and in he other a 'numerous trP ,.. .4 o f no . vous diseaees, which, if not timely remedied, tertn;i te in i n tenet and consumption. In that distressing , e o, t , of debili ty :deficiency, whether the consequence of etcrbeneful habits, or ~ arising from any other cause, by which powers of the consti tution become enfeebled, is regt ll ;fty educated Surgeons of Los. restoration to mud bat lionohey offer a font, safe, r od e spee dy vigorous health. _ • t Ile result or ',gland extensive practice has enabled Win o ' by a ....iperior method, to remove venereal complaints, h !zreterate or complicated, without subjectiug the patient= keit restraint -in diet or exercise; and in recent C r uet wheelies' early application is made on discovery of the infection, t'iey fro. quently perform a cure in the !dont space of two days. nos precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never' been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 15 year% during which period many thousand persons of both :reties base been cured, even after severe and irjurious methods had hies pursued by other Practitioners without effect), indiaces theai to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, In order that they may not be, by a • mistaken few, marke d with the obloquy so justly attaelx4 to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to tbeinselves to state that they have been properly educated and initialed into every tornoch of the profession (certificates of which; from ebffeienc Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Phydchlos s they have to convince any inquirer) that the success pra tft from their endeavours first indtfced them to quit' he the general Pes , ..t"-- presuntetkittheirpredisislboo .4c.uuoner, and they consiitute a• lair ground 'for the uoprecedenied tooddende wit► which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honouree . Patients in the country are requested to state the pafficadare of.their case, age, and mansa of living, enclosing a flank-note for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to any part of the kingdom. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by letter), by patients of either sea, e.rith secrecy, delicacy, and Meld* .GIBS and co. sium.p l / 2. 13, sour!ultiott.,..ll,:!el,Npf. mgs.,p4._,CUßßl.Alysil Co. i ts i tate a Mijeaffs* . 3eiviV",e the pima tingle instance where tfleirilledicine and care ever failed of Ile desired effect . The practice of many 'eats in • the particular branch of their profession has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Vetteteil Complaints, and that derangement at the ef/stem, which is the consequence of the peruicicus andwasteful deco cf a habit long and mein unhappily pursued by the yeetbeefbeth sexes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of beim. ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis• tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate elects, while eon sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous complaiuts usually characterise the earlier mages of this soilary Ike. Of per sons languishing under the ditos incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the course of lent, laborious, =drawls estioded partite. lit the snmt obstinate and complicated alms of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the media, tptingy excrescences, hard tu• mots, callous ulcers, STRICTURES, 7. Whether recent or of long duration, and width imp %MCI • skill efother Practitioners ; are by their the tit treatment, effectually and permanently cued, suffering the excruciating pain and alarming he • ' We; often follows the application of the luoareausele. 611.11/ 11011110 of SO years extensive practice In this metrepelh, nlllllllllllllll COIN sot Stricture' have been and ire daily under their eldil,llllll Mtal eradinstion of which are affected by a este, =WA, andagell. dous mode of practice, superier teeny ogler yet Moped.) The weakness, relaxation, and *bitty proceeding AIM this: com plaint, is speedily renacvedi sad the patient restored to sound amid vigorous health. But where the debility has for Imp ells -40,• proper perseverance in their restorative reusediee,ther the a•ure has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite totallive Eliklibunberieg sparks of life, and to reanimate the • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the heat g2t;* have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. tie re !Anneal of complaints of the Urethra, Stractores, Ste. sa e r re r te g emeived a radical and permanent cure request that May' be Made to them as satisfactory evidence, ortketioddeit so. panicky of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Veiny of *see Gentlemen bad Strlctures from tea to twenty 'mit were under the care of Messrs. Home and H • and dace surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted dunes by the application of the lunar calsole, without succe's. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted bretther See, with • the greaten delicacy, secrecy awl kommg,ot .3nclehossea,,No. 107, Hatton-Garden. Pedants is die country are requested ncretete the partitillan of their eser,..edi. and genetal habit of Whig, &c. hiclosinj a remittance * advice and Medicire,, wi.e:i *Air same WI be gives or NNW atrf part of the kingdom. • - GOSPORT AND PORTON WATEJII-WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given, That a ral Assembly of the Proprietors of Ashr.l.lo4sKtOtelPSl be held at this Office, on Tuesday, the 17t)i.day - oT Poiember next, at half-past eleven o'clock in the fmalo*Sofail patipeeeki Electing a Director or Directors. i r ROBERT S. Si bale OPIFR, s e . • , No. 20, Montagne-street, Rueeell-ageereeoca. Se, 1 ' FUSION-SQUARE, and EUSTONzPLACE, New Road, In the Isieighbonthood of Russell-square. By Mr. ANGELL, 1 1 At Garraway's Coifee•liouse, 'Change-alley, CornhW, onWednes day, Novemher 4, at Twelve o'clock, • TWO very eligible Leasehold -new-built Brick DWELLING-HOUSES and Premises, suitable for the I residence of most respectable Families,with immediate possession. Lot 1. West Side of Ruston-square, No. ~ a very desirable Leasehold House and Premises, with stone staircase, newly erected in the Parish of St. Pancras, and nearly adjoining the New Road. Lot 2. Euston-place, No. 14 a valukble Leasehold Dwelling house, newly erected, with stone staircase, nearly the end of Gower-street, New Road, in the Parish aforesaid, with long Fore Court and Yard behind. The Estates are held for 98 years unexpired, at low ground rents. The Estates may be viewed till the sale, and particulars to be had of Mr. James Clark, Solicitor, Craven-street, Strand; of Mr. Angell, Auctlontier, 16, Southampton-row, RuiNell-square; and at Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill. r • • • - ELEGAN F and NEAT IiCUSEHOLD FURNI LU RE, cap:- tal Grand Piano Forte, and others, elegant Lyre, capital Pier and other Glasses, Or Melts and other Clocks, Grecian Sofas, and elegant Effects. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DENNIS, .On the Premises, No. 9, Upper Fitzroy -street, near the New- Road, Fitzroy-square, on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1812, and fol lowing days, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Executor of a Gentleman, ALL the elegant and neat HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, Linen, China, a capital Lyre, Grand and other Plano Fortes, excellent Clocks, and other effects; the Furniture comprises elegant Foar-post and other Bedsteads and Furnitures; prime Goose Feather Beds and Bedding, elegant Double ansl Single Chests of Drawers, Secretaries, and Book-cases, Wilton and other carpet/44nd numerous other Articles. To be viewed two days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had I on the Premises; at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street ; and of Mr. Dennis, No. 29, Queen-street, Bloomsbury. HIGHLY VALUABLE AND VERY 111PROVEABLE