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- • II _tp, ("\, it t4) . /5; '9 , 7 : 12.2°1 41 1; • ) C a 41, 1g C * • ‘ ‘..7 l r • • • 411 . 1 P •• •; • , c i• • . . . L .. . ',' ~ .. r . . : ZAViritt - • .% ; • ; l• • ow! MI ar.:. • I . . a. H 9. N TIM B 4'354 itflit arrived, TREE EDINBURGH ALMANACK and "PMlakl,. F.Gis I'ER, price as. 6d. bound. Tp be butor C. Cradock and W. Joy, 3:1, Paternoster-row. • • This day wen published, ti !Ito. Illustrated with 'ken Engravings, by Loury, Milton, ar.d Scott, price At. gs. boards, • VLEMENTS OF AGkICULTURAL CHE -1.2 MISTRY, in a COI/RSE of LEQII.IRES for the BOARD f R. By Sir HUMPHRY DAVY, LL. D. F.R.S. L. and E.M.R.I. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Ran, Artie, and Brown, Pater. oster-row, London; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day was publialted, ?rice 4s. 6d. lumina in sheep, ]SHE TIMBER DEALER'S GUIDE. in ?flea. ill staring and valuing TREES of any Dimensions or Qualities. By A. CROCKER :and and Timber Surveyor, of Frame, Author of the Elements of Land Surveying, Ste &c. Printed for Longman, Hyro, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater uhr er-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Elements of Land !-urveying, in all its Branches, practi tslly adapted to the Use of Schools and Students. In 12mo. price tid. bound. MONTGOMERI"S WORKS. IA day were published, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and liirown, Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New Aond.street, il f r H a E Poe rzoit.Ti44nDe BEFO antos, wi ß th E oth T er H oc E casi F on L al O P O . D s , e Second Edition. in Fallseap Bvo. price 9.. boards. 2. The WANDERER of 3WITZERLAND,and other Poems; , I Sixth. Edition; in foolscap Bvo. price 6s. boards. ,1 The WEST INDIES, avid other Poems; the Third Edition; 1 i 'o.iiscap Svo. price 6s. boa rds. . WOOLF'S STEAM ENGINE. THE superiority of the above Engine having been fully admitted by the best judges in Cornwall, where seve ral of them are now at work, and others are now erecting, Foxes and Neath Abbey Iron Company • take this method of inform ing the Public, that they have made complete arrangements at their Mauufactury at Neath Abbey, near Nvatli, Glamorganchire, for erecting, in the best manner, the above Engines under Licence from the Patentee. Foxes and Ncath Abbey Iron Company beg at the same time to inform Engine Manufacturers, who are not Iron Founders, that they ar. ready to supply the Castings for these or other Engines, on reasonable terms. • Who made the Engine at Wheal Abraham, of which the Proprietor have advertised their satisfactiorr. THE CAPITAL PRIZES Sold and Sharcd by T. DISH, within the present year (1818) being too nume rous for an Advertisement, he solicits the fortunate Molders of any outstanding Prizes to bring them for payment to either 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross, or to exchange them for Ticise.rs and Shares in the New Year's Lottery, to ire drawn the 14th of next Month ; the Scheme of which contains 2 Prises of £20,000 2 Prizes of •X 2, 0 150 2 - I'o,ooo I 4 . - i,oou 2 - 3,000 6 . . 50:3 &c. &c. &c. • Schemes, with particulars, may be had gratis, and all business its the Public 'lnd transacted with falehty and diiipatch, T. HISH, at 4, CpaWntct. , Or 9, CainatNo-Csoss. QUINCY'S LEX ICON MEDICUM. V — . day was published, in owe large Volume Bvo . price las. , NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY; contain ing an explanation of the Terms in Anatomy, Phisiology, act ee of Physic, Maieria Mt diet, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Sur , . Vidwicery, And the various Branches of Natural Philoso yel pnecte , l with Medicine. Selected, arranged, and cons f tom the best Authors. . ._ By ROBEItT HOOPER, M. D. the University of Oxford, and the Royal College of Physl - ; • Physician to the St. Mary la-bonne Infirmary, &e. &e. Prin. ed . ror Lonyman, Hurst, Revs, Orme, and Brown, Cadell Iry Ivs, Seatclierd and Letterms n, J. Cuthell, J. His Mei, I. low, t Cox, T. Underwood, emit Gale and Co. "".. • . This stay was published. • b I eve. pries 12s. 11 , artis the Fourth Edition. of OSYC.HE ; or, the • LEGEND of LOVE ; and • otber POEMS. By t be late Mrs. HENRY TR; HE. WI :h an elegant Portrait of the Author. Printed for !Longman, Hu VA, Ree!, Orme, and Brown, Pater, Oster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. A few Copies of the 4to. Et.lition maybe had, price XI. Ils. 611. cards. " For elegance of design and accuracy of execution this much litre& any poetical cumpositit v of the present day. While the tuts of our countrytnel shall beat at the sweetest sounds of rir native language, .1: as nature dictates the feelings of tr purest passions, so long sha U th:s tale of Psyche dwell on sir ears, and they shall think th. t Angel still is Rpeakinv." Mon thly Review, Octo:•er J 811. FASHIONABLA DANClNG.—PrivateTuition. Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return bis most grateful thanks to hie Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuame of their faiours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never acquired thi. accomplishment, or tho::: who have not attained the pres,nt fashionable mode, may be expedi tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them or the first AshembAs, on application at his residence, Coach makers' Hall, Noble -street, Foster-lane, Cheapside. Schools aueoded. MRS. 019E1 WORK I. his day W'efe published, by Lissic•&ime, liras?, REES, as Rtt E, and 1,r,0w I" !ter:miter-row ; am!, at the British Gallery, Si, New Bentl-r:tc,t, rirALES of REAL LIFT..--My Mrs. OFIE. J— The Second Edition, s-Vois. wino. prierial. boards, S. 'l's toper ; or, Domestic Scenes: a Tale, the 1 bird Edition, vels. i2nte. price Xi. Is boards. 3. Adel ne Ntswbray ; or, the Mother and Daughter : *Tale, 'le Third Edition, in s vols. 12mo. price I3s. 6d. Wards. 4. simple [ales, the Third Edition, in 4 vols. .12mo. price 1. I s. boards. S. The Father and Daughter, a Tale, in Prose, ~.he Seventh Onion, in I‘.lmn. :trice 4s. .id. boards. 6. Poems, the Sixth Edition in 12mo. pace 6s. bovxds. 7. 'the Warrior's Return, and other Poems, the St.:ond price 6s. boards. the ley.~. fangs of churn* Wipter." .COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSANESS, ASFKMA, CONSU MP PIONS, Ste. THE celebrated OXFORD LOZENGE is not only a eertan cure f,sr Colds and Coughs, bit a preventive of Catarrhal infection. Nu other Medidee has ever•yet had the powel'of effecting sitel: an amazing improvement on. the organ., of the hunian voce as this fragrant Lozenge. Public Speaker. in the Pulpit or at the Bar will find tliat the use of th's elegan Medicine will clear the voice 1:oin hoarseness and huskiness, and render it melodious, strong, and flexible. A trial only is rt , ' quisite to convince the amateurs of bur sinOig of its pow clot effects. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and /floe, Corkspur • street; Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; and wady, No. 4d, Cornhill Retail, by Sanger, 130, Oxrurci-str..et, .onclon ; Munday, Ox ford; and by every reiputable Vender in Town and Country, at Rs. 6d. per box. PORTER'S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN. InK We insert in our Journal, and not without some ex Oration, authentic detail of the mmr.fication, dicperviort, and tffeetnal rreat of the :nog. lawle , s and sangsinary ambition which ever Mined or disgraced suffering humanity. The circumstances m related in,this volume from aichority which cannot L b. dis fit,d. It will be perused by ail with an eager and an onisious iterest."--.Britisis Cri• ic, Aug. 181.^,. ;his day was published, in 1 Vol. 4w. price XI .111. 6d. 'wards, A NARRATIVE of the I.tte CAMPAIGN in • •[ll. RUSSIA; containing Informat i on . drann rum it6clal Isurces, and from intercepted Frlnch Documents hithertcsaan sown to :he British Public. • By SIR RUPERT KER PORTEIL Illustrated with Plans, &cc. of the general Movements of both rmlea, during their Advance and Retreat—and a Portrait of the ke General Kotesoff. Meted for. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orale, and Erown, Peer tst and at the Brittsh Gallery, 51, New Bond street. This day were published, in 3 Vols. Bvo. price XI .11s. rid. boards, r ETTE RS written by EMINENT PERSONS 1 a in the SEVENTEENTH and EIGHTEENTH CENT DRIES; to which are added, Hearne's /clunks tb Reading, to Waddon Hall, the seat of Browne Willis, Esq. and Lives eminent Men.— By JOHN AUBREY, Esq. The whole now first published from the Originals in the Botl kian Library and Ashmolcan Museum ; with lhogr-Thical and iterary Illustrations. By the Amber of Sekctioi.s from .the Gentleinan's Magazine. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bre'vn. rater ster-row • and at the British Galkry, 54, New bond-st . :::ct, .ondoni Cad Munday and Sbuvr, Oxford. Of whom also may be had, • A Selection of Curious Articles Irons the Gentleman's Maga line, ins large Wis. Stro. (the 2d Eldon) price 641. bslw ••• The 4th Volume may he bad separate, price 14s. bcards.. • MRS. INCHBALD'S MODERN THEA CRE. lis day was published, in 10 Vols. royal lamo. to correspond with Inc!tbaLl's British 1 beam, and Collection ot Farces,pnee AV. los. in hoards. On fine Paper, 53. 15a, in hoards, FINE MODERN TH EAT RE : ,ire a Collection of Inc eessful Modern Prays, acted at Os:Theatres Royal, -sdels. I Printed from the Prompt Books, by authority of the Manag ers. peke' ed by Mrs. Inelibald. Containing the moat favourite Works r Mesitei. Colman. Conilier and, Motion, Re ynolils. Holman, leroft, ieptison, I eKretri Mrs. Inctilid, Ms a. H. More, Miss 0, Mrs. Cowley, &c. etc. not included in m., •,. Inehbald's Bei. 1-hears. VI whom may be had, edited by Mrs. Inchbalcl, 1. The British Theatre; or, a Collection of Plays which are ltvd at the Theatres Royal : with biographical and xritical writs. In 45 volumes, royal lamo. with lingrayings. Price tr,. 160. .414 and on fine paper, with Portraits and proof im r-•+sions of the Plates. price .CtS extra boards. '2. A Collection of Farces, and other Atter pieces, which are tied at the Theatres Royal; in 7 vols. royal 1 rimo. pr. .Cl. 15s. hoards, or on sne paper, with portraits, pricr..Ze. t 2.a. i3d boards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Parer. ks'az-row, and at the tititlsh Galiay, s*, Npw Boud-streer. MONDAY, pECEMi3E4 19;.*A; ilta!d . T ~ s CORNWALL GAZE PTE or soya NOV. WOOLF'S PATENT ENGINE. • AT a tr;al made on a Steam Engine, tately erected en this , Mine, by Mr Wooer, on his Patent Principle, to a.eertain the quantity of Copper Ore it would draw, with a gl ot en quantity of Coal., We, the undersigned; being present during the whole of the experiment, certify the following to be the : The Engine worked five hours and 35 minutes, in whith time tlrem 11'7 Pihb.ds from the depth of 170 fathoms, with four bushel* of Coals, weighing (every kibbal of Ore being weighed) 27 tons, 14 cwt. 2 qss. which will be found to be 15,836,520 pounds weight, lifted one foot high by one bushel of Coal,. The Public 1 1 .fonthly Retorts will prroe the above to be MORE TRAM muss ziMu nu AVERAIGE‘ DIM done by the /Ms .Engines in :hi: County. ANDREW VIVIAN. JOHN RICHARDS. ROBERT BENNETT. NICHOLAS VIVIAN. PHILIP RICHARDS. RICHARD VIVIAN. THOMAS LEAN. JOHN TOMER. CHRISTOPHER BARMEN. Wheal Abraham Mine,/ Oct. 23, 1810. Common Engines may be altered at a moderate expense. Ad dress Orders, &c. to A. Wooir, Cambourn, Cornwall; or to A. TILLOCH, Pickett-place, London. -~ ' r . • . .. . 1 TO ii SOLD PUBLICLY TO THE WRIST BIDDER, 1 At the Fang's Warehouse, in' karnsgate, ors Thursday, the 16th day of December Instant, at Pleven o'Cbick in the Forenoon, AIaTHE Yawl FRIENDS GOODWILL, late of Whitstable, Burthen S 6 Tens, and all her Matuttabr. A Deposit of ,ess per Cent. will be require& - SOUTH SIDE OF PALL-MALL. TO BE DISPOSF.D OF, with possession at Christmas next, THE LEASE of a HOUSE, for a Term of 52 years from Michaelmas last wanting ten days, fit for Pub lic Offices, or from its excellent Cellars, for the business of a Wine Merchant. It is in good repair, and has many great convenieneles....Apply to Mr. Arrol, No. 130, -Pall-Mall. WHARF, CANNON-ROW, w ristm INS I'ER. To be SOLD or LET, for the remainder of a Term of 17 Years from Midsummer last, AWHARF, with an excellent HOUSE in good repair. These Premises are particularly worth the atten tion of a Coal or 'Timber Merchant, the numb, r and labour of horses being diminished by there being no ascent therefrom, and an avenue to Parliament street immediately in front. Apply at the Gas Light and Coke Company's Works, Provi dence-vnat, Great Peter-street, Westminster. CHURCH PREFERMENT. TO be SOLD by TENDER, the RIGHT ef PRESENTATION to the Perpetual CURACY of HULL BISHOPS, one -mile from Taunton, in the County of Somrrset, of the present annual value of about XI le, arising paly front 34 Acres of Glebe Land, but capable of being muc!. increased. The present incumbent is 53 years of age. Proposals to be sent to Messrs. Clamtree and Bloomsbury-square, who will give due nu ice to the parties whose offer may be accepted. KENT.—THIRTY MILES FROM LONDON. A CAPITAL New-built MANSION, in a beau tiful situation . , in all re , pects fit for the residence of a man of fortune ; and 7.10 Acres of excellent Freehlhi Meadow, Pas ture. and Arable Land, in a ring fence. The Pur::inser of the House, which is nearly but not comple•ely finished, may have either the whole or part of the Land, at his oiyur.. For particulars enquire of Adam Murray, Surveyar and Lai.d Agent, No. $l , St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Cross. letters post-pnid. FOGS AND DA7.:+' A:R. Tel ARCLAY's ASTHNIATIC CANDY has for many Years been proud a most effectual Preservative from effect% it rtlg4 ;Ind Drtilip fir , whiult at this season of the year are so preiudtrinl to Thos.! whkt JI e affected with AS 11-1114A '11C CO Li tito and , /1092TNi , .85 4 of Its are to expel Wind, t 9 d 4*. nti he Stomach from the achnispion of Damps ;and to Ifelieve tboer w:to svilir from a difficulty of Preparel only and sril,l ant retail by Barclay and Sons, N0..95. Fleet-market ; and - retail by all Vendors of Medi cine in 'Town and Cuuntry.--Observe the came of Barclay and lions ou Ike Stamp. CELr.I3R ATED RHEUMATIC REMEDY. DR. tIAMII:f ON'S PI; .LS. THIS Medicine, sn celebrated fnt• its efficacy in the 4. cure of Rheumatic Affections, eonstitul es one of the happiest iiiventixis of the human mind ; - turvaried t i its suttee•, as effec tual to its operatirM, It quick►y sooths Ind comforts the unhappy victim, whether sufri ring froth lumbago, sciatica, or the more general attacks of dillotnts and museleir,denoininated rheumatic font. The curative power of this valuable medicine is no less conspicuous m foul *pimply eruptions of the I , ,ce and skin, which it never fails t eempttely eradicate. Sold only at the Liver Pill Wqgthosse. Not. 42, east end of St. Paul's Churchyard (half way trolls Watling-street to Chcapside) in bores, 4s. 6d. and 23. gd. Loch. COMPLAIN I'S OF THE LUNG:), LIVER, Re. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their urodetry to Open the pores, end promote all the na tural seetetior.s, are the best remedy for colds, slight fevers,theu rnatisms, and all disorderii occasioned by obstructed r respiration. They art equatly ezzellent for l.ver and gouty complaints; for head-tr.hrs, indlgestions, and for other affections of the stomach and b /wets, too often the consequence of free living. As a ge neral iamby medicine they have no equal; they are mild In their operation, ar.d they are recommended and taken by gentlemen of the first eminence in the fatuity. Sold by F. Newbery and Nom, In St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon don ; but as many personi mistake the h , nne, they are desired to observe, that the number is Forry-five, four dour 4 from Cheap s;de. Also to be had at Dr. James's late house in Bruton•street. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is Ae cidedly the most elegant and rfficaciost, medicine ever yet discovered for nervous dis.ases and shattered constitutions, cen sumpticsi•s, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria trem• painsof the mind, sexual debility, stomach anti bowel cent. plaints, and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nerrous.sistent, which are too often brout;ht on by dissipation in youth, and the gross violation of those rules which prudence dictate, for the preservation of health, and the laying a foundation for a long anti happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand, London ; A. Smith, North Brie e, Edinburgh; and all Medicine Venders. Price t is. each, or four in one family' bottle for 335. hp .which one I Is. bot tle is saved, with the words ":amt: Solomon, Liverpool," ett• graved on the Stamp. •.• Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter,lhe usual co mpliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed• " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Hesse, near Liverpool Paid double postage." • A CERTAIN DISORDER. TnE Value of DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS, has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can hear a competitinn with it, in all the different •stages of a certain disease ; %Odds ft effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that at salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or resuic don of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have eroved their claim to public approbation for more than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-falling rests rative—whether the debility Is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. Tv travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, In all old stubborn gleets, and wary weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall & Johnson, Gosport ; Album, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea Trevrman, Exeter ; Cookwortty, Glenville, Gilbert, and Ho ; land, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dub lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderson, Scott, and Reaburn, Edinburgh; Cruswell, Bath ; Rods & Peck, Hulk ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham ; Grepon and Billinge, Edwards and Pent, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and most Medicine 'Vendors, in bottles, at 2a. 9d. 41. td. and flu .iENT. MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD, TYTHES, RESIDENCE, AND LAND.—By Mr. I'FATON, At Garraway'a Coirtr-house, 'Change-alloy, London, on Friday, January 14,1814, at •fwelye o'clock, in Three Lots , ALL tie RECTORIAL TV arising from ' the Crops of t:ero and Hay growing on upwards of Two [hot:sand Sven Hundred Acres of most capital Land, in the highest sta,e of cultivation, lying within a ring fence, and form. tog tire principal part of the Parish of NORTHFLEIi I'. together with a comfortable Dwelling-house, Offices, and Gardens, spa cious Bros. Yards, and Hornestt ad, and sundry Closes of La.ad, containing In the whole upward , of Twenty Acres; free front all Tythes. Notthattt is most ativailiae-ou.ly situated, a:Titling the River Thames, ore mile trent Gravesend, within 10 males of, and posses.ing's reguLie daily water cvnimunication with the Metropolis The !And is for the most part in a s•lte of araiou, and from rhe,bature of the soil, ft is highly probable that it will bee so continued. Printed Particulars May be had by applying to Mr. Everest. Leather Bottle, Northficet ; th , .! Bull Inn, It ochesrer ;Ate King's Head, Canterbury; Mr. Summorfielel, Ayle►forrl, near Meld (tone ; Messrs. Woodcock, Bateman, and Jones, Lincoln's inn; and of Mr. James, New isoawell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Landga, where, and at the Leather Bottle, Nor:ha let, a Plan of the Estate may be seen. -I hi VA 1 1( ED Digestion offi -r :rs7lstifficientanie for very many Eruptive Diseases of Children. Elderly people suffer Item Eris.pelas, and many symptoms tending to debility, and considered as merely the effect of decay, are submitted to, when by attending to the state of the Stotriarh, they may be ea trely alleviated. SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOR. IIU rIC DROPS have this decided superiority, that while the body is kept regular the appetite Is increased, they are free front the irritability of purgatives. Such effects produce a cute in Scro pliulous Habits, and most of the Eruptive Class, Scorbutic, ahem. mane, Gouty, Nervous, and Bilious Affections. Sold Wholesale at E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Retail at the Dispensary, 15, Sohn-square, London, in Bot tles of 6s. double lUs. ad. and larger I. 2s. duty included.— Compound Essence as. To prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Black Ink Stamp. PucE SlXPpiellt :11AI,FPPA:N$. „ ...."----- $ . . ' 4 MITI af-1101.f . S ft, LANDO .V, Dtcriskr 11, 1q s: ? FOR SALE, ity Ctrdar elk The. Mi Cssersiteiretrs 41i. Alkali'', Castagar. • . On, Wednesday the IStb, Thursday the 16th, Friday the 17:6 • * and io the foaming week, on Wednesday Use Std, pod Men day the 29d instant, at Four o'Ciock In the Af:ernoon of the said Days precisely, is the Long Room, Custom-house, Londe., • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to became Pswthasers. FOR EXPORTATION. East hulls Prohibited Gouda, fitc. FOR /10LIR CONSUMPTION. Spirituous Liquors, Witte, Cider, Rip Balsam, Essence of uce, a large Assortment of Porcelain, Grocery, Preserves, Candles, Alkanet Root, Indigo, Gall Nots,lerugs, Linen, Weal.* Cops, Horsehair, Russia Mats, Goat Skies, Prepared Medicine, Saltpetre, Pawling Pieces Gun Flints, FLcltk Pins, Hardwar t „ Tobacco, Otaege Buds, Pieces, Herrings, Linen Drape! y, Shawls, JAIN Watches, Pearl Brads, Je.stliery, Mottieret• ?cad Counters, Oqo of Roses, Print. mud Maps, a Vessel c.liesi tie : Catherine Dorathra, Materials of Vessels, I:oats, Deals,l ember, Ebony, Stasts, Cordae , •, :slates Salt, (Ittnitowder, and sundry other Goods as mentioned In the Ca:alogue. ' ctroa . br AL L DUTIts. . The Cuopernder:to_be slowed at ft4aegle's Magnin, ' Bark ing ; the•Ws at the I4echn I.)ncka ; tho. boats, Dews, a umber; Ebony, Cordage, Slates, Stass, V.ss•.l, aid Materi..ts of Vessels, . at the Tobaeco Groutid, Roth7rL.t lie ; and all the. pla.r Go ad. at his Majtaty's ll'alehoti Ai, C'.htont-Ituuse, 1.4111,1011, vri.erc Cats , loglies will be deliver: d, pr.ce Is. tacit. i .. The Goods for the, first, second, and third day's sale tray be viewed on Monday the 13E:1, and I uenlay the 14th instant ; Most ' for the WI and fif,lt day's s tie c!.) Monday he Iltrik al.l Tees : day tio. t:ht instant, and on the halm of Sale, ttona Mug in ;.the Mot nine to One in !be Afternoon. • • The delivery of the Brit, s. Bond, and third dsy's &foto eons. tierce on Monday the _nth instant, indthetourtit and Mb dart . Sale on Monchy the 27tIt instant: . A: B. Cpl, boseght al th,'s Sole most ie fail for en or befogs Tues day, the 11th Janitry, 1314, ktweese the herr; of oily o'esesi in the warning and three in the ofternoen, or the deo,it, mit thriven Tod" ohalutely ow I the Gods ertell at t friers 8•1:. CHR)4OII PATENT WORM Lortroz.s. IDORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT soußeEs OF CHII.DRE• NS' In -EA SKJ Their SYMPTDMA EVERY PAH t• and GUARDIAN of CHILI/REY shouul be acquainted with. They occasion. loss ,of apprti:e, a paleness of the colour of the face. ernacta'lnn and Irregular .tate (.1 the bowels, attendel after with Valeta pains ; they hrlog on convultuotis they affect the growth ot the hotly, ifl3 they prove fatal, by aiding to a consurnritin or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these Winning annpiaints,the above excr4ent Medicine is onlversally. alinwed.on the testiatony of the !retest charac:eto in this e sur.try. both in rank and re.pertabh. lity, , so Lave no equal. '1 heir public approbation, t yro to the Proprietor, tr•sm a personal knowledge of its seoluSerful success to their own imitates, *miry, Its merit beyond eotoprti.ton, and gives a , 37/et ; 011 of w!dch no other hledieip e of the kind can boot. PAretes. And others. who have the ea.. ot chthizeo, should have tints rentedy no family Medicine to resnrr to, when ever the stomach or bowite of ClaCeren are any way d;vOrdered, winch it will always be found to relwro. Sold,whoiesale and rota i% it Mr. Butler's, No. 4, r I:eatable.** comer of St. Paul's elvitCh•riSd ; Sharp, Johrson, k Belasn, frosts. mouth; !ones, Wevon Annan. and hullery, Ponces; Had and Inhniton. Gorpeirt : Coleman and Isteob, Sheerness; Peek and :toss. ant) Tnnter f Hun ; Cookw.arthYs N.:l*litre, and delt•ert, Ply:moult sand I:soyd, and Swam,/ and Co. Bus. minghant • Statues at..: Lerch, .inettester; Verwman. !weer ; Snitch, M:tuiertuu, raburn, ;•eret.an.l Easter. I:4lh•hurith ; Box ter and 14 . 1.hrnald, ; liaigatl and Marry, Pristol ; Ries venson and Co. Norwich; !L./frt.-a, Lettretes; Edwarle and Penny, and Hidings 43 . .4 I athbur y . Liverpool ; Neale anti Lssiger, Dover; Whir, lino:Moo ; Itobet is, •el.loo. and LAM Cheiten ham •' and retail, by nowt eountr; toolicave vendors. in boars , at orl. a nd Se. rui. each. MA TRIMON Y. . - s • NO Disorders have emitributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those wh , ch are.ths consequence of unguarded p!. r'ure. T'eopl.: of every rank par adocront to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the eteenitutpon -has !teen ta`rted by Disease, crinovatton of stability h indlapen• sably relutolte. .1 %veiny years have we devised our practice to the eicioNize (ream tit of the fo:lowieg I/wedges, and the saw. cessful result of our ;Am div.; 111 AUL Mind aNOUr to oppose; as tar as we are able, the eavag.-, of chow Complu its whit% are the :tow Important iu the vridoglie of • Hllifilan !armpit's. After initiation into every branch, as Nally %tricot's. we Crwpil a wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue iotliwidaals tronr the ig meant:. of uneducated own, or the equally dangerous pr. cipitancy of general PractLioßern. ____ The Disorders to the cure of veli:ch we have eeroted our at. tenpin, comeri-e every sp. cies of Venereal fitlection; all birds of Debi:424 l er hethrr arts;t.g front the hab.:'s of 11:::*.00I bon, or the encies of r.u.i.rer ag-; that (term gement of the System in Worner. c%hich is rani el barmier , . or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, a, Obstrucrons in the Urethra.; as Id.° Strieturts, whether ragout or c.f tors cu. riot). end which have Mailed the skill of .other Practitioners, are 'try our present hurnaved plan of treatment e ff ectually sell perma nently cured, without the patient se6rrtng the reeruciathig pain and alarming Honmerhage wl,,lch frequently f.lows the Ktpheise tion of the I.uoar Caustic. In the enirse of our exteasivepractice in this metropolis. numerous cuts of Sl'itlerUlts have been and are daily under our care, the total oxasltation of wine-his el. fected by a sate, certain, and expeditions anode of cure 41•perifir to any other yet adup ed. '1 be wealnett, rslasatioo, and debi lity. proceeding from this complaint are speedily remevell, and the Patient restored :o sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed. a proper terseverance in our restorative remei:les t indispensably requisite, iorevivethe boring sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of ;gm:trance ur haste in the ' treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfregu-ntly hay pens that the seeds of Ste are poisoned by the ind:scretion of an unguarded hour. By a 'superior method such complaints are easily cured ; and ev,n where others have tailed. we trust that we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. -Yew, how ever, are the cases of complicated dierese in this disorder, com pared with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an Indul gence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable conse quence of such pernicious habits. Where the unbappesufferer broods over his misery, but.carefully concrete his misiortunes„ it may be some censolaroo for him to know, that although it be an object of dqubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the ree moval of these deficielicies by the gradual's:ogress of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience. 11 t:.e rites of Batches or Venus have began to reduce manly rigour. much anxiety will be prevented by an early mune' action•of this langtild state, and in these cases no great difficulty will occur. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in th e ;r • expectations of a family, may be assured, that hi most instancsi t such defects are curable by Medical skill. .•. . _ _ . . The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking. and the qualifications which eve have presumed to Prate, form the basis of our pretensions, and in coincidence wr h such this int,masiou is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by Pa tients of either set with the greaten secrecy and honour, at their House, No. 107, Hatton garden Patients in the Country are requested to state the partiouhrs of their case, age, and general hanit of hying, and enclosing a re mittance for advice and Medicines, when the same will be green or sent to any part of the Kingdom. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hat S cialvinint, September 7, 1513. w~ I • SALES BY AUCTION. BECCLES, SUFFOLK. GENUINE AND ELLGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE • AND VALUABLE EFFECTS.—By Mr. CROSBY, On Wednesday the 15th Instant, and following Day, at Hama 'o'Clnek, on the Premises, 'qt. Mary's Hill, Beet: Suffolk, THE valuable . I - 10 LTSE HOLD FURNITURE and EIFECI'S. comprising an elegant Drawing-roam Suit of Chintz ;trench Curtains, with Chairs. Grecian Sofa., and Ottomans to • correspond, Inlaid Card and Pembroke 'Tablas, Candelehrai in' bronze, handsome Brunel. Carers, lofty four post and Field 13,.!str:Als, sr%h fine Cbint; Drapery Hangings, and Window Curtains, capital Down and Goo-e Feather Beds, Hair and Wool Mattraises, Witney Blankets, and MarftVes Quilts, a Lady's beautiful Mahogany Wardrobe and Dressing Table, Mahogany and Japanned Che-us 0: Drawers, capital set of Mahogany Vining Talnus on pillars and claws, Pedes:al Side board Table, and a set of Pat lour Chairs, scarlet Morine Win dow . Curtains, Act:. an Eight-day Clock, a capital wrind-up Range, a Smoke Jack, elegant Reiser and Bath Srosr..sa, with Steel Fenders, and Ftre Inn,. Kitchen Reg , iicttes, &e. &c.• The whole of superior team:faction, and marly new, the genume sop. rty of the Hon. Gerrard Vanneek, removing to town. To he viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, Wien Ca % iengues may be had on the Premises ; also at the Kille4 Head, at Pungay; the Swan, Haleswiarth ; the Queen's Head,' Low stolr; the Ang 1, Yarmouth.; the King's Head, at Norwich ; and of Mr. Cro•by, Auctioneer, *cc. No. 7, Bru:ot strem , Ferltelliy-rpetre, London. ~~ ~t