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:, 'r day, in honour of the Anniversary of !the birth of his Royal Highness the PRINCI Recibir, all .the Troops at the Army Depot were under arms at twelve o'clock, and fired three Ironies in honour of the day, as did the 30th and 46th Regiments, on their respective parades ; and, in the evening, an elegant dinner was given by Major-General, TAYLC/11, to the Staff, and a numerous party of Ladies and Gen tlemen. lir/NDSO/t, Aft/GUstl'i2. • • • •••••••Mm••• Yesterday morning the Duke of CAMBRIDGE ac- C( .patted Princesses AUGUSTA, Soym4, and R• forra in their ride on horseback fur about two hours. 'ley were attended by the Earl of Moceusniu.n, Lord WALasicrtaim, Countess of ROSSLYN, Miss KNIGHT, Generals WYNYARD and TAYLOR, and Ma jor MURRAY. The Qowr and Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY spent the day at Frogmore Lodge and. Gardens. In the evening the Band of the Royal Horse Guards attended at the Lower Lodge, and played for the amusement of the Princess CHARLOTTE, till after the arrival of the PRINCE REGENT, when she went to the Cast* to pay her dutiful aspects to her Royal Father. Her Royal Highness remained and supped with the Quiets. This morning ?rincess tOPIIIA rode on horseback, accompanied by Lord WALEINGII AM, lady THYBRE, Geherals DIBUDE and WYNYARD. ' ISLE OF 'FIGHT. ifUGUST 12. BRIGHTON, AUGUST 11. The Portuguese Ambassador arrired here from Worthing last evening, and was present at the Con cert at the Pavilion ; he returned again to his resi dence at Worthing between twelve and one o'clock. His Royal Highness thi Duke of CLARINCE set off this morning, at eleven o'clock, for Windsor, and at half-past one was followed by the PnlNca REGINT in his travelling carriage, attended by Lord Yeamourit and Colonel THORNTON, and the whole of the party left soon after. No part of the Royal Establishment will leave this town, as his Royal Highness has determined to re turn here from Oatlands on the 17th instant, when, as we are well informed, his Royal Highness will re. main for some weeks. Several of our best houses are yet unoccupied, and on the whole the town is not so Bill ab it was at this time last year. The Libraries of an evening exhibit a gay ap pearance, and the Theatre has been tolerably well awn led. The pleasure-boats for the last few days has. been much in !equt•st, particularly since the arrival of the Niobe and Hope, which vessels will not leave the stati )n at present. A large emhailtzrent of land from the sea is now tarrying on wi , hiti the extensive limits of the harbour of Wez!ord in Ireland, from which the Corporation of that borough expreeto derive some considerable landed revenue. The enclosure is to embrace nearly 20,000 acres of the richest soil. General CA M PBELL, now at Messina, is appointed his Majesty's Civil Commissioner of the Island of Zante and its dependencies. Mr. Mutts, who has been re ported as going out Secretary with General MAIT LAND to Malta, sailb in the Boyne, in that capacity, for Zante. The inhabitants of the lonian Republic ate admitted to the privileges of the 'British flag. Vicious Hoasy..—Last week, in the parish of Meth lick, Scotland, a man driving a can heavily loaded with wood, when at the top of a rising ground, un yoked the horse for the purpose of allowing him some ,rest, when the animal seized the driver with his teeth, and nearly laid open one side of his head, by which the unfortunate man was thrown to the grottad, and immediutely trampled to death. • Saturday afternoon an old soldier, from Paisley, having come to Glasgow to receive his pension, was taken into also:hip on leaving the Office, in virtue of a warrant from the Sheri ff - of Lanarkshire, for a trifling debt ; and, having gone into a shop, in Glass ford-street, accompanied by his wife and daughter, to Settle it, be fell down and expired. Monday, another of the unfortunate men who met with the accident in the Regent's Canal, died in the Middlesex Hospital. He had no bones broken, but his body was crushed so as •to present a shocking spectacle. He was a perfect stranger to the rest of tim men, and it could not be learnt what part of the country he came from, or whether he had a family. There are three others in the same ward, two with each a leg broken, and a third with both legs, a thigh, an arm, and his ribs broken, and all his body bruised black and .blue, but still there are hopes of his recovery. Thursday se'nnight, as one of the crew of the late Latona, of Aberdeen, wrecked at Greenland, was employed in unloading the cargo of the whale • fish ing ship Enterprize, of Peterhead, a cask blubber, after being hoisted on deck, was rolled overboard by the motion of the ship then at anchor in the bay ; by which, the tackle being suddenly tightened, the capstern was brought back, and- the bars flying out with the greatest violence, one of them struck hitq so severely, that he was taken tip dead ; another man being at the same time much hurt. WESTMACOTT, in West- Sunday. It is placed extremity of the aisle. representing him in his thequer ; his right arm in the House of Com figure of History, with atentively looking, with the subject of her pen. Anarchy chained—the which (the hilt) is only in front of the principal Monument Parikussent pirr, ' of CbtzMm, eminent Public Services. irreparable los3 at Disiingtziskod Minister. rds—• eas, in the 41th year of -ai-iitiL;4l The fbilowinx particulars of the success , of the whale-fishing at - Green!,WW l _ in addition to what was contained in mit kiper'OtWednesday, Katie been re; ceived froth the sittps Entakprise and Reinkaion, of Peterhead b arrived la we ek at that pott: I.crrn—Dexterity d ffili; 14.kS ditto. Bnwty—*Triad, 7 &WkL Du N eas—Mary And, g ditto ; Iktithles t 7 AIM Lannon—lpswich, 9 ditto' , 17th Jens; Won, $ 7tb July; Experiment, 9 aitto. . Hutt —Trafalgr, ditto, 17th June • Dtineoente, IS ditto. 2lst June; Royal George, $ ditto 211.4 !title; &Met, 19 ditto, 27th Juni; 9 ditto, 2 9th June; (Weft aletleite, ditto, 4th July ; Margaret, 5 *ditto; 7ti July ; Walla% 19 ditto. Wurrar*—Jatriesi 9 ditto, 29411u1y ; Itesoludoo,7 ditto; Hee rlen', 9 ditto; Exprrintent, 9 ditto, 27th July ; Eak, 1$ ditto, 29th July; Alniairll, 7 ditto. • - DIVIDENDS te be mad. at GUILDHALL. August gi, John Horn, Porten, slopseller, at eleven. Sept. 1, Christopher and 'WM. Flutist, Lisnel.ouie, drip-obendlert, it Melee. Sept. 3, Isaac Fearob, Climpside, Norilielt-skod flamer, at twebie. Sept. 3, Joke and George' Sikes, Cartier. ball andHoddeslield, clothiers, at twelve. August 28, Thomas Lingford, Lekester.equare, mercer, at twelve. Sept. 1, Thomas Wilson, KolOton, tanner, at one. August 91, John Phillips, New Bond -street, flihmonger, at ten. Sept. t, Martha Nasi, Harlington, grocer, at eve. Sept. 1, 'An Darks, Skinner-street, haberdasher, at twelve. Sept I, Henry Dobson, City-roo Jew. eller, at twelve. October 99, John Theodore Barker, Dover, draper, at twelve. August 51, Slmurt Field, Hooleih Pate, Reigate, dealer, at eleired. Sept. 9, Samuel Ansley Lambert, Bread street, underwriter, at One. August 31, Chirke Stevens, Billericay, balserta oleteh. Sept. t, Wm. Ritte, Loughborough, stationer, at tnrslve. Sept. 3,. Matthias Davey, Jun. Chesbunt, miller, at twelve. Sept. 9, Wet. Wilton, Southwark; grocer, at ' twelve. Sept. 1, Charles Benet, Prospect-place, insurance-bra her, at ohe. Sept.*, Wm. Carr,. Hythe, draper, at one. Sept. 3, Wrn. Austin, lit street, bricklayer, at twelve. Sept. 3, Wo. Beckett, Worthington-place, carpeotor, at one. August 17, John Sheen, Abchtuch-lane, wine.merchavt, at ten. Sept. 4. Thomas Hewitt, Carburton.street, ironmonger, at twelve. Sept. h, Tho mas StmOson, Jun. Orford-street, bookseller, at twel4e. August 81, Thomas Hopkins, Bridge-street, Westminiter, tobaecouis:, at tvielvti. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 3, Wm. Reid, Bristol, insurance .broker, at twelve, at die Coeunercial Rooms, Bristol, Sept. le, John Higgins, of North Brairf, victualler. at eleven, at the Angel, Warminster.. Sept. IT, 'llsontas Strickland, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. • CERTIFICATES, AVOIPST SI. Thomas Downes, jun. Hereford, motsey scrivener. Thomas Wilson, sen. St. Clement, Cornwall, iron master. George Price, Tottenham-court New-road, tonne. George Chipps, Cecil-street. tailor. Samuel Griffin, Sun-street; slopseller. John Hames Hole, Islington, apothecary. John Cowie, Lambeth. John Lowthion Percival, renchureh•struer, merchant. DIED. Wednesday, at Pinner, in his 69th year, Henry James Pye, Esq. formerly M. P. for the County e.f Bests, and Poet Laureat. Saturday, at Farley.hill, near Gosislming, Surrey, Wm. Pierre pout, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue, aged 46. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW: Morning . ...... . 34 minutes after 3 Ail+ntrion. , 50 "few.; after 3 . SALES BY A.UCTION. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Co , ': r. of Chancery, made in a Cause, Higgs against Wilson, on Wednesday, the 18th day of August instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, before John Fletcher. the person appointed by JOHN CANPatsc, Esq, one of the Masters of the said Court, at the House, No. 58, the corner of Bow-lane,Cheapide, L ondon , THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate, , Linen, China, Books, and Stock in Trade; and also a Pa tent for the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes of a particular con structlOn, late the property of WILLIAM I.IM aunt, Bout and Shoemaker, deceased. Particulars *hereof may be had (gratis) at the Mot of the said Jobn Campbell, Esq in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane; of Mr. Godmond, Solicitor, Earl street, Blackfriars •• of Mr. Pincher Auctioneer, Fenchurcii street, London ; and at the Place of Sale. rim men, and it could not be learnt country he came from, or whether h • There are three others in the same each a leg broken, and a third with b an arm, and his ribs broken, and all black and blue, but still there are hope Thursday se'nnight, as one of the Latona, of Aberdeen, wrecked at employed in unloading the cargo of ink; ship Enterprize, of Peterhead, a after being hoisted on deck, was roll the motion of the ship then at anc by which, the tackle being suddenl capstern was brought back, and- chi with the greatest violence, one of the severely, that he was taken up dea being at the same time much hurt. Mr. PITT'S Monument by Wits - rm. tninster Abbey, was opened on Sund over the West entrance, at the ektre The statue is of white marble, repres Lobes, as Chancellor of the Exchequs • extended, as when declaiming in dr moms. On the right sits the-figure et book, recording his worth, attentiv expressive countenance, to the sub On the left is the figure of Allan • Sword of Discord, a part of which to be seen • and on the base, in froe figure, is t his inscription:— , This Monument . is erected by Paramus to WILLIAM PITT, Son of W.lliatn, Earl of Chal • to testimony ot Gratitude, for the *amine' And of regret for the irreparal 1 of that • Great and Dioingtrisited Mir Concluding with these words— . He died et the 93d of January, too., in •_ his age. FOR SALE, By Order of the Hon. Comesaioners of his Majesty's Customs, at the Custom-House, Rochester, on Thursday, the 19th An gulo, 1813, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GO r r)S, in several Lots : For Private • . 458 i Gals. of Geneva I 11 Gals. of Brandy 171 x, Gals. of Rum. Legal Strength for Dealers, 19 Gallons of Geneva •22.14 Gallons Spirits of Brandy 1.17 Gallons of Brandy I 121 Gallons of Rum. For Home Consumption, 'll Boxes 5 Bottles, and 24 - Jar' Suecades 35 Gallons of Wine 136 Pounds of Tea 8000 Cornelian Stone) 88 Papers Plated and Gilt Spangles 20 Bottles Cordials For EH 867 Pair French Leather Gloves 80 Silk Sh twis And various The Goods may be viewed I Morning of the Day of Stile. Twrnty-fiee per Cent. will 1 Lace Dress 2 'Thread Late Veils SOO Sheets Plated and Gilt Paper 2 Yawls and Materials 4 Open Boats And various other Articles. 153 Pieces, 94 Single, & S 4 Half I India Silk Handkerchiefs other' Articles. the Da/ preceding, and oa the II be retptirett as a Deposit. WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK. By Mr. CANA, On Wednesday, the tat of September, 1833, at the Bull Inn, Woodbridge, between the hours of Seven and Eight in the Evening, - ALL that capital and well-huilt BRICK MES. SUAGE, situate in the most desirable part of the Tho roughfare street, in Woodbe ge ' Suffolk, consisting of two good Parlours, Hall and Staircase in front, five Chambers, Ki , clien, Cellar, and Wash-house, with a Yard, Garden, and suitable Out houses, late the residence of Mr. John Philprit, deceased. The situation is capable of great improvem nt fur a Merchant or Shopkeeper. The premises, except a small part, are Copyhold, of the Manor of Kingston, fine arbitrary, and the only annual outgoing is a quit-rent of Sd. Possession may be had at Michael mas next. For further Particulan enquire of Mr. Wro. Sizer, the Auctio neer. or of Mr. Fulham, Solicitor and Public NotarbkVoodbridge. • OXFORDSHIRE:. VALUABLE FREEHOLDS AT WHEATLEY, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. FOULER, On Friday, the day of August next, at Twelve &Clock pre cisely, at the Crowu Lou, Whealey, unJer suck Conditioos of Sale as shall be then produced, AN exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, with karts, Cow.housea, and other convenient Buildings, si,uate in Wheatlcy aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Juggins, together with 9.0 i A. OR. 25P. more or less of extremely productive inclosed and Tiehe-free, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, the whole forming a very complete and capital Farm.— Also an old established Inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, is the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard, Garden, Stables, and other convenient Buildings ; likewise several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, in the octupations of the said Thomas Juggins and of Mr. William Jugging, John Haynes, Noah Crnoke, and others, yearly tenants; and sundry Cottages, Orchards, and Gardens, at Wheatley aforetaid, the whole whereof will be sold in eighteen different Lots. _ _ Wheatley is within live miles of Oxford, upon the turnpike road leading through Wyeomb to London. Printed Particulars describing the various Lots may be bad at any time after the 22dinstant, on application to Messrs. Graham, Kindffley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oxford, at whose respective Oakes Maps of the Estates may be seen; and of Mi. Gins, Lend Sus ♦eyor, F■rebam, Hants. The LOU may be viewed at any thnewith Wye of the UMW. by applying to Mr. John Haynes, Gown hut s Wheatley. SALES BY ixertoic BERtliffIRL-1011111NO, ' - ii r LIGIBLE FAMILY Rworser h . w* good .OFFICAS. YARDS, excellent GARDENS, Stc..—By Mr. ROBINg, At Garrawity's, rid TRiiriday, August mith;at Twelve, A FREEHOLD Spacinns REgIDENCE, in por session of thalttor.. Mt. third, Mutt on the Neel! side of the mueb.admiied Village of Sciersiage. Welton distance free; the River Themes, and only three alike &Una Reading; comprise Ing a anbidamial Family Flotilw,contantrauce-hall, Dining Piriatar, Drawing-room, Kltction &OM Pantry, Larder, Bet ants ' Hall, Butler's Pantry, ik;.. the s Bret flow are Rye Bedithui/Abets, Marts, &c. sod Attics over; in the basement are excellent Coßari forWfte, Ale, Beer, &c. ; Gut-offices, Coal& yard, doubt. Coach-bees., Subling for Six Horses, with Lofts over, LitiedrY, BrOte.liettsi,lfe-turnse Six , and Pigeon !muse!, Dryteg-gresadMoUltryAouse,earliaiKiteben-garden , with Orena-koSseirismare-grosnd, &c. and a Leasehold Meadow. To be viewed by permission if the Occupier; Pafllcidars may be had on the Premises; and at East Park Farm, and Ring s "Arms, Twyfua'd; Rear, Reading ; at the Inn, Sonoing ; Pelican, Newbury ; Mike lion, Bath ;Ana, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt. bill; Mr. Aden, Crarrford-bet*4 of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garrawry's; mad of Mr. Roblin, War wick.strevt, Golden-square. NEAR DORKING, SURKEY. Elegant COTTAGE ORNEE, with (Aka, beautiful Pleasure. Ground; peel boarded by the Ritter Mile, and Mtsadww and a neat Cottage, nesii:i adjoining. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, August 46, atTwelve, in ewe Lots; A FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate .LIL Within site mile of Darkling, called the GROVE, a churn ing Cottage Residence, fitted up with elegant simplicity, and in complete order, with attached sad detached excellent WM, Coach-houses and Stables, Kitchen Garden, well stocked and cropped, Pleasure-ground laid out with great taste, extensive dry Gravel Walks, ornamented with noble full-grown Forest trees and Shrubs, leading to the River Mole, meandering at the foot of that beautiful spot Boa-hill; different parts of the grounds are ornamented with AlcOves, Pavilions, and rustic Seat. nest Dairy, Farm yard, and Buikilogs, and Meadow Land, al l conmset, and eseltaining about thirteen Acres, late in the occu pation eta Nobleman, whose time has just expired. Also a neat, compact Nettie with Garden, &c. in possession of Mrs. Fraser. May be Viewed with 'rickets. Particulars on the Premises; at the Red Lion, Dorking; Swan,Leatherhead ; Sun, Kingston; Talbot, Richmond; White Hart, Windsor; the Castle, Salt bill; at Garrawars ; and of Mr. Robin', Warwick -street, Gol den-square, where 'rickets fur viewing may be had Ihe pur- chaser may be accommodated with the neat Furniture at a va Ination, and immediate possession. BERKSHIRE. SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. Valauble FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River Loddon, with sundry productive Aytes, Farm House, and Buildings. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, rin Thursday, Aug. f.B, at Twelve, In Lirs, FREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK FARM, situate in the Psesh of Sunning, a short distance from Twyford, part bounded by Gaddy Bridge and the River Loddon, and the turnpike-road to Reading; comprising a good Farm House with Offices, Garden, Yards, Barns, Stables and Out buildings, and sundry Enclosures of rich Water Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in possession of Mr. May. Sundry Aytes, in possession of Mr. Wiggins, containing One Hundred and Fifty Atres, lying compact ' • also a compact Estate, upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Land, lying at the back of the Vil lage of Sonning, and sear the River Thames, a delightful spot for Building, and pieces of Land in the Commun Field, near the above, in possession of Mr. May : this Estate is in a very eligible part of the country, only lour miles from Reading, and $5 from London. Hounds are kt pt in the neighbourhood, good roads in all directions. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at Eau Park Farm, near 'twytord, where Particulars may be had; and at the King's Arms, Twyford ; Bear, Reading; the Inn at Son ning ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt-hill; Mr. Adams, Cranford-bridge; Red Lion., Hounslow; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins,Warwict4treet,Golden square, wilier a Plan of the Estate may be seen. COLCHESTER-ESSEX CAPITAL RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stables, Farm-buildings, Pleasure-grounds, excellent Kitchen-gardens, Orct•ard, and Meadow Land, top of East-hill, with a long frontage to the Street, and the most desirable part for a Gen tleman's Residence- 2 13y Mr. RUINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, August '26, at 12, in one Lot; THE PRIORY, formerly part of the GREY FRIAR MONASTERY, a very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, and Immemorially Tithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, sit uatc in a flue com manding eminence, the top of Ease-hill, the most preferable part of Colchester, the reddence and property of J.sua s HALL, Esti The ROUSE is a substantial Brick Edifice, with a doable bowed Front, and contains, on the ground story, a neat En trance-hall, Library, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, capital Dining-parlour s Stare-room , roomy Closets, Water-closets, &c.; seven ailtrled-chambers on the first story, with Stort-room,i Closets, &c. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store rooms, Closet s, &e. 'llse Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Seri vants'-hall, Bakehouse, and Scullery; Pantries, Larders Dairy, and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved -Yard, with Gates' to the Street; double Coach-house, with a very extensive Stort - chamber over it; and two a-stall Stables, Brewkuuse , and various Out-buildings, all of the most substantial brick, and in perfect, repair. Lawns and Pleasure-grounds Fish -ponds, a capital Kitcheniirden, partly wailed, and well socked with fruit-trees ; another Garden, completely walled round,dry gravel-walks, pro ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, sad Out-buildings, enclosed by wails, the whole Oct upying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and rich l'asture Field, walled round, also lying compact, and contain- , ing about EleCen Acres. A most desirable Residence fur a Gen tleman's Family, commanding extensive views of a beautifully rich country. Tie Buildings and Grounds are in the most com plete order, and immediate Possession may be had. May be view,. d by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had : and at the three Cups Inn; White Horse, Ips wich; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart, Romford ; of Mr. Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at Gamway's ; at Messrs. Hoper and Broughton, Solicitors, 42, Great Marlbo rough -street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,Golden-square. HERT& Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE% Mansion, Cottages, Warren,. Farms and Land, Trout Stream, and an old established inn, Welwyn, twenty-five Miles from Londoo. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, September 9, at 12, in three Lots, A HIGHLY improvable FREEHOLD ES LX. TATE, comprising upwards- of Five Hundred and Fifty Acres of rich Meadow, Warren, Pasture, Arable, and fine . thriving Wood Lands, situate in the must beautiful and fertile part of the County of Herta. The capital Mansion, Lockley House, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Gardens and Plta sure-grounds, a fine Trout Stream running through a put of the grounds; Farm-yard, and Buildings ; and a Farm-yard ai.d build ings In the town of Welwyn. Ihe White Hatt, at Welwyn, an old established well-known Inn, with excellent Offices, roomy Yard, Stabling, Gardens, Ste. A compact Residence with Gar den, and about an Acre of Land, at the north extremity of the town of Welwyn, let on a long Lease.—A neat Cottage and Bwcher's Shop, ;vith Garden and Meadow Land, the whole lying compact. —The pnnclpal part of the Land is in hand; the Mansion and the remainder of the Land on Lease, of which three years are unexpired at Micbaelmas next. On parts of the Land are very eligible sites for building, excellent neighbour hood and gond roads in all direction • four miles from Hatfield, seven from Hertford, and 23 from L ondon. May be Viewed, by applying to Mr. Abraham Batten, Wal -1 wyn ; or Thomas Rose; at the Warren House, of whom particu lars may be had ; and at the White Hart ; at the Swan, Steven age; "White Horse; Baldock ; Woolpsck, St. Albast's ; Sugar' Loaf, Danstable• Salisbury ' Arms, Hatfield; Bell,-Hertford; Green Matvand Red Lien, Barnet; of Messrs. Brown and Fisher, Solicitor', Rathbone-place; Messrs. Losigniore and Son, Solle...srs, Hackney ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, wines a Plan of the Estate may be 11e00. Lett Alb giikeleAL biSPOIIMItt. -PATINI—Iiis Royal Hlghneu the Duke of Vasil. novae Nees. sart of Leitrint. Col. W. Joliet, M. P. I- ~ Haat CeL L Buriy, M.P. Col. H MineMe, MPr c lehieLariethe, M.P. Captain 3. Hay. ansit--114r. Kletnan, Member of the Royal College, Londe* H 73 iNgTtTUTION, este hiished fOr the eScitis Ma Ttuaimissit Ind Curet* the VENEREAL MlAs's, and their den"Ati ususequeoces. as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcers. dons, to. hits te - hoill the cure's( no less than 2,060 &dents, an. ovally, inlay of Whore have bent aced from to to Mt yews. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured ha a fe* days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and effidacious mode of treatment, inl that Weakness and derangement of the genet-mire ,orguts, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more succestfully treated than on any other pia-. Mr. Kiernan may he Intimated as vow, bt either ten, at hl private house, Nu. lal, Lower Cbatiotte-street, Bedford squire, where Letters front Town and Country are to be addi - essed,and the necessary adv to and medicine will he given or sent to ant Ott of the kingdom*. ' ..13IXON's AttrißLLioUs , To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR—I take the earliest rippiirtnnity tel acquaint yea that I have received the must vmatkartal benefit frost the use of your DIKON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, wlikh I car ried with me to Jamaica, and sB dime friends to whom I distri. buted them have eaperieneedthe same salutary benefit; they de. dare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, he BlBetts and other complaints. The following are masses of sews sal Ladies and Gentlemen who have reeeived the. utmost rebel from your Dizea's Andbilious Pills :—Clutles:raylor, Esq. Is. maim; William !blew, Psq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodrie, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W.Hamileon, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; Aliston, Log. ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Moran, ditto ; J. Pedinsen, Esq. Solt River, ditto; Mr. MuPens, ditto; J. Ben, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingstea, ditto; Mrs. Perri, St. Ann's ; Mrs. WoodrifF, Spanish Town; wits many other persons of the first respectablky.--Sir, year most obedient servant, THO M.IS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges, Sold wholesale and ret.4l at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Ciente of St. Paul's Cburek-Yard ; 1 y Sharp and Belarn, Port mouth; Jonet, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Purists ; Hall and John son, Gosport ; Coleman and J4Ct b, Sheerness; Peek and Roes, and Turner, Hull; Hexlmd, Cisokworthy, Nettleton, and GB. Bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Blis. mine:km; ;Staines and Lynch, Matichister : 'I rrwman, Exeter; Baxter and M•Donald, c,I. •gew ; Eagan and Barry,Btistol; Sae. ven,on and Co. Norwich; Swinteu. Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Bdlinge and Laihbuty, I iverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts. Seldon, and Ruff, Chat's. ham; and fetall by most Country Medicine Venders, in bout at 2i 9d.und es. each. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. as regularly educated Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their saes. Lion for these last 17 years to the study of those disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that inert mails blessing, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage that they have hi.h,rto received from persane of tie first distinction, ad the uniform success attending their superior mode of treateesse in such complaints, induce them tilts publicly to offer theirs:asks. ance. In all cases of debility or deficiency, whether reAsking foam the too frequency of participatteg in the gaieties of a fashionable life, the unbuur.ded indulgence of libertiiiism, or emcee, solitary, and destructive habit, which weakens the energy of the mied, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one see, and impotence In the other, they offer a safe and permanent cant To those who, from such constlaiue , , are prevented entering isms the marriage VW e, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over early infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, however dills cult or ineff. ctual the cure may be deemed by other practesesiers, tha-, by a renovating and infallible metkid, they may bt restored as a sound and vigorous constitution. *A tertian Disorder, Enos guiltily contracted in a moment oflindiseretion, and every specie of Venereal Infection, by a mild and never-failing mode of treas. ment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint indite or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and °leers which they are enabled to cure in a short period, without r.cuerse to taw painful, dangereas effects of the Caustic; references of which can he given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after haying laboured woke stricures for many years. To married Females, whose moa talons of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies the gener4 health is roar vated, and the impediments removed. _ - Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively protesting atm arte of the* particular comply iits, in order t' at they lietwat Is marked by a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to thallium rant empiric, thick it but justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated sod initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from different hospitals, age testimonials from the most eminent physicians, they have to mos wince any inqu rer,) that the success resulting front their eodea vours first induced them to quit the practice of the general peso. titloner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a lair .iround for the unprecedented confidence With which they have by the Public beep so liberally houwured. . Prients in the country are requested to statt the paticelsa of their case, age, and manner of riving , enclosing a -note for advice an d medicines, and the same will be forwarded arty part of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, IS. Bouveritegtreet, Fleet mat. MAR ItIAGE should be die., ron - nd stion of Happiness, which !s often disturbed through the para. (kat form the union not taking those precautions which woold ea. cure them the enjoyment of that great dunbestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the amebae of wedlock ; bat whale the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state leindispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reart:mate the system. Fee no disorders hive contribut e d more esiwntialty to destroy Hynes neal happiness than those which are theconsequetice or urguanltel Measure. It was this consideration which induced Maul. tURRIE and Co. for dim laet twenty years, redirect their Stab. dies and practice exclusively to the treatmeatand tyre of the V. nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to thee derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit at the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those d.stressnig Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matri monial state. The successful result of their platy gives Mem additional ardour to oppose the ravag e s o f th es e complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of human Mle. mucks. It behoves every person who has indulged is thi, tary vice to seek relief by consulting profs-meal men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the vet mony of us contradicted 'acts. In professing the cure of these umplaints, they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, gettable ae all seas must he of the existence of melt calamities,they offer their emirs ranee as regularly-educated Memb e rs of lse Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Editiltu7gh. Messrk Currie and Ce. have selected the following letter from the many they are dailyricsivieg, from Gentlemen, mimeo' them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unselicited (ruin the son of a Noble Lai a who had laboured tinder this distressing and painful malady fee ten years; be f.id been under the care of several Surgeons sett professional entinosce, mine of whom afforded Lint pennannr: rebel; hie front Lt..- superior mode of treatment adopted atri pursues! by Messrs. ;:itrrie and Co. he received a radical cute set the short space of ene month. " To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-Garden. " Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consequence of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Umbers He may add, that he has cot for many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains no doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect's,. radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was not a stranger to the manner th:t others treated the complaint, he has it in hi power, front a faletrial and a just comparison, to pass that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels and shall ever be most ready and willing to ackno w l e d ge . Messrs Currie and Ca may be cdtsulted by patients of either Sea, with the greatest secrecy and hotteur, at their bone, No. 107, Hatton-Carsten. 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