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t . ~ .-. .~ , . ~ ! •:-- T 3~ •,! ~~ N fIMBI3I 8240. - MONDAY,, AUGFIV 2, OW. • a • GRAND. WESTERN CANA4 ' • ' ‘.T • OTICE IS HE - CIVEK - 'l'hitt at a LI GENERAL MEETING of the coM"AtirrgE of MA r of the AFFAIRS of the COMPANY of PRO• plziE I'ORS of the GRAND WESTERN CANALi held on Monday, tiv: 26ih day of this instant, July, the said Committee did find a Call from the several Froprietors of the Navigation auti Uthiertaking authorised to be made and earrie& oh by-the said eurpany of Proprietors for the sum of ..&10, forbid in4es. spelt of every Share in the said .Navigation and-1:In Itrtaidriplio he wanting and necessary in Sevier to defray the piipontee of 0 4 to carry on the same; turd the said Committee 41 make i CVO from the said several Proprietors for the sum of Si°, for and in respect of every such Share in the said Navigation and Vadat. .akir,g, for those purposes accordingly ; and did appoint the same to be pa , d into the hands Of klenry.hkinner, Esq. Treasurer' to the said Company of Proprietors, in Collumpton i on or before' the 41h day of St ptember nest. xt ' day this waapuhlished, , • . . • ; >b rindlitige VeL royal/I'm price ,El. la. ATREATISE on CIAARTER-PARTIES- Affreightment, Bills of LWwg,and Stoppage in Transitsil with acct 4lppendnr of Precedents.; • - By EDWARD LAWES, Esq. • • Of the Inner TeMple, Demister at Laws London t Pointed for Reid and Hunter, Law Booksellers, Bell yard, Lincoln's Inn. """` • 7 SALES IN AUCTION. • • CURZON-STREET, MAY•FAIR: A Capital FAMILY' RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, STABLING, large COURT-YARD, GARDEN, he. B t Mr. ROBINS, it Cutaway's, ou Thurst4ty next, 'at Twelve, A Very eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for ~* Need Hundred and -Flity-three Years, commenebethom 15th of March, 1755: comptialar a spacious Family Mansion, : 1 situate on theriorth side dt Curzon -street, May Fair, late the residence Of 'Lady RIM'S, deceased ; inclosed by a *all and; Folding Gates, with Lddges at the Entrance, screened by Rows lof Trees. and Curb e--drive to Haim; which *Mina. on, the Upper' Stamen 7 r•iiit First Flom settecalamt . ..principal k .Bed-chsettbertand LOT'S atibitig ! _w/itt, - bowed ivindoer and omikrnelltalniellog, Landing, Water' Closet, and two other Bed -chambers, with 2h Ground 'Floor, a handsome paved Entrance-hall, Vestibule or • I Intrer-ball, excellent Stone litaireitse. with Iron Balustres and t Hand-rail, a Passage-room tea I -ady's Morning-room, a Library,' I Gentleman's Dressing-room, a capital Drawing-room, Walls slut-` geed in Panne', with lofty Cove aeling richly ornamented, Communicating with a back Drawing-room, an•excellent Eating -Parlour, with Bow-window, fitted up in acoatly manner. In the East Wing, on the Upper Flom, are three Rooms; First ` Floor, a Laundry, Maid's - room , and Wash-house antler, with separate stone staircase; Basement, Housekeeper's-robin, But- Ws-pantry, with water laid on, capital Arcked Cellars for ale, I beer and vice; Servants' Dressing-room, Hall, Cool Larder, Scullery, dm; excellent Kitchen, Closet, a nd Scullery adjoioing ; large Cellar for Coals, and other Offices, and secondary • eases ; an excellent Coach-house, stables for seven horses, ~';t h i two Sleeping-monts . and Loft over • large “Fclen at the ia-F. of theltouse, planted with trees; being either an eligible situation for the residence . ••c a Nobleman, or far building tor which rupees Is it peculiarly well Waited, from its Mimi/in and extent of frostaga, To be viovred. by Tickets; Particulars may be hid on the Premises; at the Subscription-houses, St. James's-street, and l'ail• Audit et Mr. Maliphant, Nn.9, Great Quebec•street, N. w•road, .filieria-bonne; Mr. Sioniwell, CO, Lincoln's inn-fields ; at Gar iaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol len-square. lull? E "- *ll l HE N E REVIF.W bI • This Week MO AUTHORS. PRIVATE CHAR CEDING NUMEE This win asabk tns abl !dins. which as Per. Olifitstowith DEFENCES of Al Primed by A. I. /aces, Paternoster-I MONEY IM iiE COI 1.. mood our advonfes upon e, • liy Ordtt of the -mid CoMMlttni. WARD and MERRLIVAA Prinstpli Cktira. Marlborongh, July :M., 187 S. WI; • • N. B. '1 fit aNyve Call may be pal either tWhe Treasurer u stove, or to Mews. Fry and Co. Bankers, .Loodeu, Oa his account. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MI LI. A RD's IMPERIAL COrllitN TWINE SHIRTINGS sad SREEVINGS, warranted free front not mixture ithateeer.—The Publie l tr ea :teetfldly this valualale,Adicle le sold and by as/ Passe, at the Bev India 9i, arabosses e stain a b l i G, Cbeapside,and et sedebar bogie. The asefulneys of Ms ankle, as the grest.regelator of the perspiration, and Its gran econseir(being nee* half the price of Irish and other. Limns) hos obtained for the Proprietor the Royal Letters Patent. Each piece is $411N104 and contains about 26 yards, andis made is 7-6tial for, Ladies', and yard wide for Gentlemen.' wear. The prices are 6s. es. 6d. sq. and As. 6d. per yard. It Is one of the greatest preventatives to the taking cold ever discovered. and most daireble for every-climate. The Bheetiage corrahs from two pair to four peifeads, and most de. s:r.ble, particularly for Invalids. 'I he dekcate and beautiful at. ticle of White Chintz (plain white), for Lollies Dresses, Chil. dr, as' wear, fcc. in pieces, containing three dresses, at seft. is. and E 2 1 es. dd. each, and in pieces et four dresses. at 423. St. the piece, may be obtained only as above.—.osders from the country executed. FROM S, NEW PROCESS • For keeping PROVIAONS perfeetly ;MPH with all- 1 original daimon and nurrfecfilrOitaitao. : for It. length ottime and hi avo, Aimee:. • .1 • THE obvioos advantages of tlibse 'ritpvissoms are, , i Fire,-That shey entirely seper;ede ner,etsity *flaking out Live STOCK to Sea,which, exclusive of itansteinditelbrance, must be attended with that of its privender and fresh water. I Much room, trouble, and espence will be saved, besides the loss ' sustained by bad weather, diseases s and sisaiting. Secondly, Thit twing ready dressed, they may be eaten cold,l or if preferred, heated in a •lew ntintatos, , by which fuel will be, saved, and the dificulty of stroking at sea bad weather, rea r ,' dered of Rile importance. Thi are well sectilated a fer albs ?editions cf boat's crews, laneing parties. ato. &c. and Thirdly, The salutarl, efleet which even as ciceasiousl soeplf of fresh Provisions must have on the .Navy and Amy, particu larly in contributing most essentially to ties rtsterstioa of the ' health and services of the sick and wounded, and 'eseeetally • saving to the State the oaluahld.bres of many of our Salon andsi Soldiers Meats stall kinds is cases of 4 lbs. to 20 The. each. CARLTt lej Watheii.ti ibe Of the Swivel the Great 3rd el Right Ilse. Williams V Amt 294 - Mon rontegs ofte of Wm' Maj a 64 his Majesty's Atubse I . ale kairtfor a all Garter Prhicipel King of Nig l'yrwhirt, K P. is him Majestys Pim jirao the insperteof f. Mmst His Royal Highness 'held this day, to approve Herald. be Deputy to especial service. His Royal Highness George Frederick ficlft, of Arms, • the Secretai By his Royal Highness United Kingdom of 0 mod on the &Lail of is ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use perseveeng endeavours to discover the mow safe and certain method of :.reating a few prevailing Dimmer, the success till result of their experience Is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, %ay.: been induced to male le cure of the.follovrug the object of cited: particular study, viz a certain Disorder, tr-Auen,Sy contracted In a moment of intoxf carton, ccr: ants, Strictures and Gleets; which, b) , a . need plan., are spe.L.Olv and effectually cured; as also de :l:ity, whether arising from tacch:nalian indulgences, long resi dence is 'ft-scot climates, or a accn -oiltary vice, too often en happily pursued by the youth ot boat ;eves, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, main the other a nuincron, train of ner vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terunza.t•.l , to impo ewe and consumption. In that distressing state of debility or deTtiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or r,sirg from any other cause, by which the powers of the coned. tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a km, safe, sad speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these ;:articular complaints, in order that th ey may not be) by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached tc the ignorant empiric, think it but.lustlat to themselves to state that they have been properly eduated and initiated into every branch ot the profession (certificates of which, from diatoms Ploepna's, and testimonials front the mitt eminent Piryslcleiti t'ey nave to. convince any Inquirer) that the success rettelunt teem 'ter endeavours lint Induced them to quit the practice .she general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretenstoro constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence wit! which they have, by the Public. been so liberally honoured. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them by a stiperior method, to remove venereal complaints, however tneterate or complicated, without subjecting the palest to the !rat( restraint in diet or exercise; and In recent Came where ar early application is made on discotrery of the infection, they fro quently perform a cure in the shaft space of two days. The un-• precedtmted mars. ot their mode of treatment (which has sever Seer. known to fail In erne single instance in a practice of IS yam. during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and .njuriotts methods had beet oursts,•c! by other Prac.itiouers without effect), induces them tr the.. ;suhl.cly over their advice. 'l•si be consuitecl daily by Pedestal of either les, with settee!, delicacy, and attention.—Letters from the awn: ry, mintaming co grucustws of the ale, age. and manner of living. inclosinb re.nittance, duly attended to, and advice and Medicine ter warded so any pale of the kingdom. • ft.'s:. an i l o Cureeens, Is, 4ouverie-street, Fleet-street. and soups, in Mart and pint boitlea. Orders executed on the shortest notice for present money. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Donlan. fritll, sad amide, at the Factory, Port Place, Bershondsoy, Soadrerark; ar to Mr. I. Brandon, at the Office, No. $O, Lombard-street, Loadoo. GEORGE, . DIXON'S - ANTULILIOUS PILLL To Mr. DIXON, Apothq.#l. 7 4C I R—l take the' earliest opportnoity to acquaint. IL, you that 4 have received the awn vrassiartal=fral* the use of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOU* RUA I at sled with me to Jamaica, and all thareltieseil te whole! *std. blued 'them have eipesfeneed the awes seinsery hesseit; they de. Aare them to be the hest Meditinestveratsedie that teneety,fer Whoa and ocher G.omplaints. The following arettelleee Sees. sal Ladies and Gentlemen who *hive received tbin inmost rad from your Dixon's Andhillies Pt* r--Charles Taylor, sq. Intim; WiPiain Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Wasdriff, Spanish Town, l eitto ; G. %V. Hamilton, Eaq: .savastma hs Mar; ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Oki Hal-hour, ditto; , eitto ; Mr, Walker, Poriliorant, ditto; It Nassau ? Esq. Rain, River, ditso; Mr. Mullen, ditto; J. heel s Esq. Swain* ; Erb P. 'Polack, Psq. ditto; 'Mrs. Oliver Qatinnith Kit falints dkokf 11 I cs. Perry, Xt. Ann's;. Mrs. Wondrif„ Spanish Time vany other per/oft of fitst respeciabil4r.bir,, yeur viaerl obedient servant, T HOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Rheapsidt, Ca'ner of St, Paul's Church-Yard; by Sl•arp and Bohm, Portsmouth; Jouet; Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Forma ; Hal ! and John ' son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross,, and Turner, Hull; Healand, Cookworthy, Nettleton and GU bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Me.. soiagbain , Staines and Lynch, Manchester: Trewluan, Exeter; .11kmter and Nl . Doitald, Glasgow ; Belgen and Barry, Bristol ; Ste sten4on and Co. Norwich; Swinfen. Lelc.ster ; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge anti La , bbut y, Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brigl.ton ; Roberts. Seldon, and Ruff, Chelteo ham; and retail. by 1:1106; Country_ Medicine Venders, in boxes at 2, 9d.sand 6s. each. USS E , ON 'I'I4E F..k COAST, IT-FOUR MILES FROM LONDON.—ity Mr. 'FEY lON, At • the Swan Inn. at Haring., in the Conaty of Sussex, on Monday, the 9:h day of August nest, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in ',even Lots.„ unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due not.ce will he given, VERY valuable ESTATE, situate at Bexhill, in the County of SUM Two substantial newly erected Dwelling-twines, wnh nec.-,,ar. Offices, Garden., and Plea sure-grusind. ; Cottages Coach-house, Stabling, and sundry "Closes. of Meadow and Paitere land in s heel s.ate of cultiva titmice/main:tag .n the wliole 19 Acres. This . Eitate is in the occupie:oh of the Proprietor, and in a AO state of colthrationi and possession may be had on corn , piecing tip. pufchese. • Descriptive Particulars may be bat!, by applying to Mr. Mate, Postmast.r, at Beal" who will show the Premises and a Map of the several Lots; at the principal Inns In the neighbourhood ; tbe Place of We; and of Messrs. sbadwrll, Bishop. and Ca. So. lichen. Hastings; and of Mr. James, New llainvell-court, Lin-• toles Inn, London, who are authorised to treat by Private Coal.* tract, and where Maps ate deposited._ GUE . I - 10,71AN MEDICINES.--CASE 85. • To Mi. B. Guest , y -street, •Illackfriam. Mald-lane, 80. oug!i, Southwark, arch 8, 181 8. DEAR SlR—When Jr contemplate, on the won darnl cure which your Medicines have performed on me, I feel myself desirous - of having it made public as possible. In the year 1806 1 brake my • leg two different times in the same week, and it was so badly set as to oblige me to walk with Iny.knee.on a wooden leg for cis years, tho•int three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in London the las t of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper. until be pronounced me is.' curable, which was in the year 1809. I then begged of him to cut off my leg; in answer to which be observed, that iunputatiso ienuld be the death of me, 'therefore he declined this operation. In the year 1819, you haring clued my brother of a most dis tr,:qng head-ache; he recommended me to you: I attended es my 'wooden leg, when my leg measured ono Inch and three quar tets less than the other —it was told as ice, and had been so tor the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had no use for my wooden leg on the sellout! day. The alith day I finally left di' my crutches, being capable of walking with a stick. In about three months I was cdtriploatly cured, and have continued ester since as well and as upright as ever 1 was. But wham seems to me still More strange than this. is, that this leg how me cures the same size as my other, tjor has it net been cold' One* the first week Of using yobt Lotion and tskiiig your Pills. My singular case Is well knosts to neatly all the people in Henley Thames, and to more thin a thoustviii people residing within a quarter of a mile from your house, where.l live ; and be avowed* rail never be forgot by me *0 Wog as 1 am avid* Of recolluetion , and am, dear Sir, your bumble servant, No. 6,Matd-lane. WILLIAM DOWLING. (Case 86 ins future Piper.) A CERTAIN DISORDEIL THE Value of Da. Fittitstata's GuTrA has been so long preyed, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with It, in all the different stages els certain disease ; which it effettually tures and eradicates front the habit, Without exciting rite painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation—without de:bilitatiog the constitution in any degree, or even requiring sunfiueinent from business or results tion of diet. The radical eertueir of these inesthnable Drops hive truved their claim to public approbation fur nvire than 30 years. le all thgdebllisy of both sexes they prove a nev. r-failing rote- Lrive--whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm clloistos To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too erongly, as they wil l• receive a safe, Speedy, and complete tune, in all old stubborn teets , and uvery weakness thu affects the bladder and o r g a ns o f urine. lAy itsefficacy many wonten have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. §old wholesale and retail. at Mr. Butler',, lip, 4, Cheapside. the corner of :it. Pa%t's Churchltard; and tell, by tiara and Shari., Portsmouth;. tan tit Johnson, Gosport; Minor, Weston, Mallory, and Janes, t•orrsce • Trewipan, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Clenvi:le, Gilbert, and i luxland, Piyinouth ; NeWbury, Dub lin; Baxter and Maetio.Ald, Glassovr ; Smith, Mandersot', Scott, and Cargill,Ediuburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross Peek, Ha I White, Erioton ; Roberts, Sittlou, and Ruffi ( "Ivlsen' tatu ; Greven and Ciitinye , Edwards end Penny, Liverpool; Stains and l.ynch, MancVesier; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birminetam ; Gregory, )1, ; and most Medkciae Venders, is bottle'', at Zs. ltd. is. c 1. aulg2s. 64- , 111110 • • • g 44 "f • •q. . • ...,7 4ze t%.„ ! • ,o• • • r. . ; s 4 , • I '-.1 4 • 4, • • ^Ala. 143 . R B SIYPIsN CB-FIA I. P YEN NY. _ - - 'HE NEW REVIEW: febed. prim md. No. VIII. of REVIEW: contain a TaitY BOOK pub:l4l ed In 'onward matain a LIST ALL LIT ; as et all LIVING PUOLIC AND sol.o ara NO ICED in lw .h< Ea 'be REVIEWS aid M %OA =NES. tO ikto 'damage of many male^ the taw part "ma sem, sod them. • hmertel in the New RAW. lu Nld by %engaged, Neale'', and s, Nee Booksellers. It, Volearest. ArielpAL `Ms Dice cAn cow -1 e It the habit of amaktra U yoprogramme rad •Letters mein be paid. GAzierm I. lily lid wI h 1 Cournasion appoint she Use Must . 1 ral or tho • Commell, 1 1 ember at a a G o ta i l t lr ri • of a tc V tt tl tt, SI it 6 of ea Whereas ,jitery's army, t. ,passed in the fo. -chapter OE3, schen, respective inlistmeni for the .united perie provided his Majesty and for such farther t as should •be direct Majesty ; provided al rection the laid .additi whenever six months of ed front the ratification have elapiech subseq..., lintitati periods as ateur time:ion ot the existin t esercisr the power laming sash limited therefore, thought fit, of his Majesty, and Majesty's 'Privy Gam title: And we do here serving in his Majesi lions excepted), who edpertoda as aforesak for um term of three 7 limited periods respe the said additional pe six months of contint the ratification of at elapsed, subsequent, t periods respectively. Given at the Cour first day of July on thirteer, .and in the. reign.—GoD Save tho AMIIKAL Eruct of a Letter ta om Kingfisher, addressed and tunstnitted by Vi Wilson Croke:, Esq. '' 'llia Majesty's sic I beg leave to act die morning of the six miles, several tr steering to the sou ' I dispatched the cu mand of Mr. G. H, Mr. John Waller, .which, after five ha Luring one and rt therine's, in the Is: , totally destroyed. under a very heavy and a one-gun bat was not accomplis ing two men kille Copy of a Letter from - 6 124 Hasannah, at transmitted by Vici sun Creker, Esq. His Majesty's sbi Stu—l have tt executing your or of this ship hive against the inetn' the 2U instant, three 9-pounders by fire of * simi' town of Vasto OXFORDSHIRE. VAI.TIABLF. FREEHOLDS AT WHEATLEY,. To be SOLD by AUCVIO/4. by Mr. FOLKER, Vo !Friday, the With day of August nest, at fwelve o'Cloeit pre . they, at Crown Inn, Wtazky, wider such Conditions of Sala as shall be then produced, A N exceeding Mind DWELLING HOUSE, .C 2. with Kum, Cove-lsouses, and tuber Convenient Buildings, selisate in Wheatley aforesaid, in the socopaticui of Mr. Thome, Junin% together with 201 A. OR. Si?. more or less of extreme)) , prodsc lee ineiosed and Tithe-free, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, the whole farming a our coinpille and capital Farm. — Also an old established lam at Wheatley, oiled the Crown, in the °copulas of John Hayn..s, with extensive Yard, Garden, &wee, end Nue enoveiben i.uildlop; likewise sevcral Closes stride Arabia, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in thiruccupations of the said Thomas :gains surd of Mr. William Jeggins, John Haynes, Noah C.rooler, and ethers, yearly tenants • and sundry Cottages, Orehmds, and Gardens; at Wheatley aforesaid, the whole whereof will be sold In eighteen different Lots. Wheatley le within five miles of Oxford, upon the turnpike road leading througla'Wycoreb to Lendon. ' Primed Parrkelare drexibing the various Lots may be had at any time after the itgdinstant,oaapplicadoe to Messrs. - Graham, and ,Doeaville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors. Claford„ at whose respective Offices Maps eithe Estates m ay . be seen ; and of Mr. Land Sur veyor, Fertham, Hants. ' The Lots may be vieseetat any time with leave of the Tenants, byapplying to Mr. John Haynes, Crowe inn, Wheatley. the capture m ... cas laden-with salt, u...- both instances the vessels beu.„ completely dismantled, and under the pas.. strong Toady of military on the heads. betide!. guns of the latter vessels, which bad been landed. I ordered asy boats to land wide of the spot, and force their position—this was immediately effected (under among opposition) by Lieutenant H•uably, first of this ship, ( die marines under Dieu:. Hockly Ware very judiciously posted) whilst the vesiels were equipped *nd got adoat by the exertions of I , lk officers and men: ivisk a Celerity that reflects the highest credit on their tharacesn. At Vast, the French °aces wbp beaded TO BE LET FURNISHED, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, - rrHURGARTON PRIORY, in the County of Nottingham, together with 43 Acres of remarkably rich Crag land, in the centre of which the House is pleasantly sit. aced, surrounded with Shrubberies laid out with taste: An excellent walled Garden and Grapery, &e. The House contains on tie ground toot a Dining.romn Sneet by 24 feat, a Dsavring room and Study of good iilmensiasa, over the Dlntorroom, a lirealeast•roont the same sloe, excellent Bpi-rooms, preasing- Rooms, &c. and good 016ces. Stabling (or twelve Horses, and Coach.houso. Thurgarton Priory with good roads Is three miles from Southwell, a good narket town, ten from Nottingham, and ten fr6m Newark, 134 from London; in the centre of Mr. Chaworth's Hunt, and within reach of the Mekon, fielvuir, and Mr. Lumley Savile's Foxhounds. The Tenant will have the Rigbt of Shooting over an extensive Manor well stocked with Game. Rent and further Particulars to be learned of Messrs. Bickerell andepedd , ng, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; and or Wm. ihnitib Southweili and John Break, liei. Iburgattosh CHALLINGE. MESSRs.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wnole world to prove r• where their Medicine and method of cure eves alive of the desired effect. 'The practice of many years in the ,articulat branch of their profession has not given rise to one inflUCCleqtrUt C. 154. They continue to direct their snit:lles to the treatment and mire of Venereal Complaints, and that derangenient of the system, which is the consequence tit the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long midmost unhappily punted by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren. ness; the other have ilSravagesfatal:y developed to them by a dis messing SW, of debility, which, if nut timely remedied, terminate. ' In impotence. These traits remote and ultimate effects, while can gumption', loss of muscular pnwer,and various nerv-os complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the disorders incident to suck a habit, their treatment is simple and has nor..? proved unsuccessful, in the mur:e of a long, laborious, a^,l ::such extended practice. In the ost obstinate and eases of venereal Infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tu- Mors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gluts, as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which bare baffled the skill anther Practitioners ; are by thetr present improved plan of Uranium t, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient indfutng the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of SO years extensive practice in this metrocoUs, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are &By under their care, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and mos. times mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this cool plaint, is speedily renter and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. rut where the debility has for years exis ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedis., after the Stricture has been destroyed, ie Indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering spark. of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Cientletnen, of the int respectability :hays been under the care of Masts. C.'ertitt and Co. for the fil med of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. sod, labs received a radical and permanent cure, request that refers.* may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided 0. periority of Messrs. Currie aid Co.'s pion of (treatment. hisig of these Gentlemen had Strictures from ten to twat/ 7 00 /4 and were under the ear. of Messrs. Home and Heaviside. And other suritsooll of equal eminence, who attempted their CON by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Patiests in the Country are requested to state the particulars* of Melt case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank note far advice and medicines, and the same will be given et forwarded to any part of .the Kingdom. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either snip wfth 'i the greatest delicacy, wow, and bows, at their lopes 14 1 14 107 a Hatten-Oatden. • RXCEI.LENT iNtE, SPIRT IS, ALE, AND P . .. F.'• MODERN HOUSW.HOLD FURNI I'URE, AND u ; SFFECTS, 'WOOD-STREET, CHEAPSIDE. By Mr. W. ALEXANDER. • •- tkr Premises. No. 70, Wood -street, Cheapaide, or Thursday; ' :Mem 17,1413, at Twelve o'Clock, without ti l -ast reserve, H I 4OLD uine STOCK in TItADE, and UHOUSE F RNITU RE, of a WINE and BRANDY' OIL the genuine MIRCRANT •' eomp ris i ug a quantity of Port, Sherry, and Lisboa Wines . ; alsoßran y, Rum, and Peppermint ; several garrets of t %Burma and Scotch Ales, and Porter. a large quantity of ditto in bottlin- empty Casks. Stillion, Truck, Puliks, and various use- Artirlesofor the trade. • The Furniture comprises hatniscime four paw and other Bed ilea& and Furniture, excellent Feather Wardlohe, Dressing Tables red Masses, Brussels Carpets, Lftning and Card Tables, gabs, Det:tutets 'anti Wine Ousel, the usual CU- Vasty Ankles, and sundry other FlT•cts. • May be viewed, and Catalogues had, two clays preceling the Sale, of Mr. Cuprage. Solicitor, 119., I'v:7mm-street ; at the Auc. tioneet's Office, IS, Un;on court, 0:d I:toad-street; 10, Park place, Islington ; and Place of clie. . . . SALE BY AUCTION. , • • .t: 1 . .....-- , .•. . At the Loofas tart 'a. retinae -street, tilyrnouth, et Friday, the dr nay at August nest, at Neon, rri H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. ii. For ttportminii, About MO Bushels %MA'S& (to be delivered frost &leng th," the vessel, Wig &Settee Peal, in ten days).being doe cadre Cane of *be Premise NUM ZNIGHBIT, measeed by Ids Ma jetty's sWp Draroves,Joonsi Gia.s.euror, Eire. Captain, and calcimined as Prise.—Also for Egerton's, 16 Pipe, S Hvgabeadl, it Clain, frponish Red Wine, La Renege, stranded at tail pest, tin bar voyage frets 'fairs-, germ ft Leaden. . 11l Pipaa Spada Rod Vorib#, • i mported frOM Oartitic pa' DART, and now In bond. tor viewing, Catolegem, and fattier infortuaticki, apply to Mews. HAWAII* and Saes, Merchants, Pillovintt• Plymouth; tidy itir, MS. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker..