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,''' ne hay-halve*, which col.stAnenced early.in nearly ilnished in the iricitd4 hi the Metropol d in full tretiVity thiolighont the coitritil, ..Th op, somewhat 'contras-yin expectation, is riot heaiiyi ;ceptifig of driver and theahificial gsses,' tithicll t Ito* of The Ito of both old h a y Aid WO . . ;e very large. 'rurnip sowing is scarcely commenced yet, and, ;less some warm showeri 11, will be late: Barley id oats are particularly in want of rain and 'warm earber looking but indifferently. Peas and beans good. Rye and tares have been much taken off the slug, of which the breed this year is immense, id.great danger is probable to accrue from them to ie coming turnip crop. In the greatest probability, oe damage done to the turnip plant, usually attribu. td. to the fiy, is really effected by young slugs. Hops are promising, but will soon want warm :towers. Apple and cherry-trees much injured by I;ht. Onion crop generally bad. Wheat is an irregular crop. Much has looked ill kid defective throv,hcut the season, which portion le late cold and blighting weather has by no means nproved. Sorne well planted wheats, upon fine and iorough cultivated lands,. make a most luxuriant isplay. In some districts the weak and inferior vheats were much beaten down by the rains. The Whole crop will be affected, to a certain degree, by he constant blight which has prevailed tithing so nany weeks, and which, in course, has been more in urious at the blooming season. Cattle Markets still continue high in the country, ioth for fat and lean stock ; the latter, however, has ieen somewhat reduced in price by the coldness of ire weather, which is much against the growth of teep. A defect of the solar heat, without which wither the vegetable nor izs seed can be perfected, has ieen most remarkable during the preceding month. Mr. MAGEE, Proprietor of the Dublin Evcning Post, as sentenced, in the Court of King's Bench, Dublin, n Friday last, to one month's imprisonment from the ime of his committal, and a fine of £lOO, for a libel the Police Magistrates of Dublin. Four men are appointed to watch Nicholson, inCold ath-fields prison, relieving each other alternately.— eis allowed an airing for two hours every day. He akes his food abundantly, and is in good health, no angerous effect remaining from hts wound. Oa hursday and Saturday he underwent examinations n the prison, when the regular informations which ave been committed to writing, were read over to witnesses, who signed them in the presence of icholson. Monday night a boy, about thirteen years of age, 'n the employ of Mr. Turner, jeweller, of Bond street, as sent with a small parcel, containing jewels and earl ornaments to the amount of about £5O, to Mrs. LESTER, in Stratford-place. He was met by a man in Orford -street, who urged him to go with him, to I shew him the way to Wimpole-street, which the boy declined, but directed him the way, refusing to ac rcompany him. When the boy got into Stratford place, within two hopses of Mrs. Lester's, he was met !by a boy running in great haste, who asked him if le !Was coming from Mr. Turner's. saying, Mrs. Lester, his mistress, was waiting for the articles, took them fic.m him, and desired him to return and send their foreman.—lt proved to be t:e old frau]. •••••■•••- ••••••=m 7 me rmiemm iiii• • . . . . otoravg, -iviente 2k • -.•• • • ;,-• : 44 •-•- e haplatvest, which colmirsetkced (WAY in June 11 . r tiAR1111:1) itesterday, at St ; George's, Hanover-square, Don! las Guest, 'rsq. of Albemar l e s t reet , to Miss M. l•hepley, of York Place, ortnianoluare, yourgest daugliter of the_law Gccabe Slmpley, sq. of CatshAton, Surrey. ur•day lest, Mr. 3. S. Tull, of Portsmouth, to '...l!ss Ellllll4 'Berth GI ay, of Ps.rtfta, youn‘tst Ittisllt‘r of Mr. Cowie GJ ;1:* pt eke Royal Nzvv. • —_ _ SALES BY AUCTION. MANOR, .DVOWSON, and molt FREEEOLD EsTME, in 13arnpstlir. Together or in Lois, At the Dolphins Inn, Southamiton, Oil NiVness_lay the :list day of July, weive • ACapital ESTATE, situate in the most pleasant part of Hampshire, adjr.ining the Southampton an.l the Nov Forest; conilsting of the ! , 2`..NiCIR of D!BDEU, with several convenient l'arrus, and beuutiful Woods, well inclond; containing in the whole 953 A. OR. 1. P. A:Jodie ADVOWSON of the REC Y o. I;1i DEN, cnn esting of s ne.it modern House, most deliUtt idly situated, with '7.1..3 R. a P. of Pasture Lard a7ijclning ; 411.1 site Tyiliti of all kinds of the whole P..r.sh, contacting (oxclu;:ve o: ?arlku, upwarti4 of 1600 .-'_crew. Th.: Purlieu within the Mano: contains St+ AMA. hl this Estate thcrz ure route of the finest situations in the for a alr.lunding the most delizhtful views of the Southinsnpton River, ilithead, the New Forest, and 4cija coat country. "J•he Estate is extremely well clothed with remarkably floe thriving Oak 'limber, and every way eligible for the Man of For tare and the Spa' tsmaii ; and is capable of great inlproventents. • Print-d l'artico!ars, with a Plan annexed, stay be had of Mews. i chatdsu n and Onfis id, 7, n-tields, London; ut the principal Inns in the ne:ghLourhood; and of Messrs-Webb, Webb, and Attwond, Salishury.—Mr. 'thanas W)a:t, at tin: Manor Farm, Widen, Will she , . the Lands. EROCKLEY HILL, KENT. lelthtful Residence, with Gardens; Pleasure Creiinds, a..d Meadow Laud, Sec. within Six Aliks ct By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on '1 lissrraly, July 22, at tweivc, A Desirable LEASEHOLD iSTATE, lbg a vefy eligible and commodious Residence, pLimed for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fannly, delightfully situate in a rural part of the County of Kent, near Brockley-hill, between Lewisham, Dulwkb, and Sydenham, commanding pleasing and interesting Viesv, with beautiful walks and riJes in Various directions, separated from the road by a close fence, en closed with folding gates, and screened by tkriving evergreen. forest trees and fine •grown timber, approacesed by a carriage ofriee i encircling a l AVM, planted with shrubs, flowers, Ste. Thc House contains on the upper storey, a Nursery and Bed ruatti adjoining, a small Sleeping-room or Dressing-roum, two other Bed chambers, Closets in the effetent rooms, and a Store e,:om ; first-floor, five excellent Bed-chambers, handsomely pa pered, of good proportions, closets, Ste.; ground storey, Entrance 11 4 11, Breakfast Pat lour, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Library, and in the wings a handsome Drawing-room and Eating-parlour, thirty tett by twenty feet, thirteen feet high, opening to a vi randa the length of the front of the house, and looking uron the lawn, a colocade connecting the house with a Conterva- tory stored with grapes; in the basement are all requisite Offices, detached capital four-stall Stable, Harness-room, with Lott and Meng' Room over, a Carr horse Stable, two Coach- Houses, Laundry, and Fruit Room over, Gardener's House in an enclosed Yard, Poultry Houses, Drying Ground, two Kitchen Gardens, one part walled, fully stocked,. cropped, and planted; . excellent Gra ttaining in all up- I , BALIIISV AUCTioit li s .a.a• cob! PARK S OLO / UCESTBRSHIRE4 Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE of /three Modred and Send Actes...Etegant Mansion and Manor of liirilvecke, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At tie Anetion Math ,On F, July 9, at Twelve, THE MANOR. and I' ATE of HA RD WICKE, with a likatame and singularly desirable MO DERN MANSION, roost delightfully sitikate in the centre of Three Hundred and seven Acres (or thereabout.), of Land of very superior quality, in a Ring Fence;of which Two Hundred and Ninety-three Acres are 'Pasture, and Fourteen Arable. '1 he MANSION comprises an elegant Paved entrance Hall, 14 feet 4 inches by 16 feet 5 inches, Drawing-room, 23 feet 2 inches by 20 feet, Diniag-room, 22 feet 8 inches by 17 feet, and 13 'feet high, and Study, capacious. Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, pa tent Water-closet, excellent Cellars, with suitable attached and detached Offices, Stabling, Doable Coach House, &c. a capital Kitchen Garden, surrounded with Brick Walls, clothed with choice Fru.t Trees in full bearing, Orchard, Fish Ponds, and Planratiors of valuable Shrubs, divided front the beautiiul Park like6rGund by an elegant wrought Iron Fence. lie Estate is exonerated from Land 'lax—more than one tl•ird of it Tithe-free, and a Stream of Water runs through the &tate. At a convenient distance from the Mansion is an excel lent Farm House, the principal part of which has been erected within three years; Stabling, Barn, Cattle Shed, and every re quisite Out-building. The Manot extends ever Two Thousand Three Hundred and Twelve Acres. This very desirable Property is bounded on the South•erit by the turnpike-road leading Irons Gloucester to Beth and Bristol, and on the North-west by the line of the intended Canal from Glouceiter to Berkeley ; it is distant from Bath thir;y-four miles, twenty-nine from BriNtol, fourteen from Cheltenham, and five from Gloucester. To be viewed ; and Particulars bad at the l3ell, Gloucester ; Bush, Bristol; White Hart, Bath; Plough, and Ruff's binary, Cheltenham ; Hotel, Hereford; at the Mart; and of ble.srs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan and Elevation may he seen. FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD FARM, near Welwyn, Herts. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, July 16, at Twelve, 'nRIDGEFOOT FARM, a compact and very desirable Freehold and Copybold Estate, in the parish and adjoining the village of Datchworth, near Stevenage ani Wt lw yti, andthalt a mile from the High North Road, containing "'shirty-six Acres of capital Arable and Meadow Land, lying within a ring twice, with a Farm House, Barns, Granary, :tabling, and ut buildiugg ; free front Lahti:lax. ne neighbourhood abounds with Game and Field :ports. '1 he Estate is in the occupation of Mr. W. lnskip, on lease for 18 years; rent £lO5 per annum. May be viewed with lean of the tenant, and Particu'ars at the Swan, Stevenage; White Harr, Welwyn; Cock, Waltham; Bell, Hertford; of Messrs. Lonsdill and Buttes:lod, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; at the Mart; and of Houatt and Philips, 62, Old Dread•ttreet, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE IREEHOLD ESTA us, moNMOU rH liHlltE.—The following very Valuable and De.irable FREE -HOLD ESTATES. Mrssrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Dank of England, oa Friday, tl.e 2,Scl cr July, at Twelve o'Clock, CADVOR and PEN-Y-GRAIG, in the occupa tion of Mr. Thomas Walker, situate in the Parishes of Leanwenarth and I.laalaiA, a beautiful part of Monmoutkshire, and cn the banks of the River Usk, celebrated for its Salmon and Trout, within one calk and a half of Abergavenny, through which a Mail-coach passts 'o and trom London daily; consisting of good Farm-houses, Cottages, Banta, Stabling, and Build*ngs,in excellent repair, and containing together nearly Two Hundred and Twelve Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, lying compact, and capable of great improvement. The Lowlands Lt Cadvor are well Kt own to be of the best qualty, and the Hill Farm of l'en-y-Graig is hiehly intproveabte, tram r s contigui*y to Limy, which can be brought upon the Farm with the greatest taedity 1 his Farm, coosistE:g of a great breadth ut Bat LUIA on the side of a .hill, actually possesses all the proper ties of the Valley Lands . and is of a depth anil stable equal to cat ry great croi sof w neat. Immediate pustesiion may he Lad. Mr. 1 hums. Walker, the tenant, will show the Liin,b; and Particulars had of Charles Gabril, Esq. Crickhuwell; at the Beau t Arms Mto.tnotrot • Bell, t;...fnucester ; at the I* lan ; and of Messrs. liogg.ut and PA - tilts, tiz, Old Broad -street, Royal Ls change, I.wwon. tbe - Pleaeure tirt•unds are laid out with tic.e, .a - nd excellent Gra- vel Walks, au Orcht.rd, and Meadow !.anti, containiog in all IT- V/aril. of thirteen Arm. 'to be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the ?remises; at the Lion and lamb, Lewisham; Green Man, 14 a ekhLath; Bell, B romley ; K.og's Arms, an d Greyhound, Goh;en I.ton, Sydeuham ; at Garraway'e, andul Warwiik-street, Guldes-ignate. • lON LARK. MANSION and PLLAsUP.E-GROUNDS, near Sunbury and '1 wickiith4m. 13y Mt. , ssrs.HOGGART ai.d PHILLIPS, At the Aucttou Alan, on Fiity, August 6, at Twelve o'clock, by or.ler of the Exccutor, TrEMPTON ; the c;cgant It I:61D ENCE of the . 1. late JOHN l ast, Ls+ deceased; comprising a beautiful Mansion, fitied 1.1.1 es splendid taste, pal:scut:rig «n elevation of the Gott is Architecture, delightfully .coated in the centre of a most luxuriant Domain and I'ark of 1.01.f1t I I'UNDRED and Y ACRES, principally cucks.ed by paling, and orna- 1 mented with Plantations of L. - Lately Forest Trees. the Park is in tersected by a Canal of nearly a mile and a Italia extent, flawing float a Lake of six acres, upon which is a Water Corn-mill, with Water.works, throwing water over the whole of the Premises. 1 he MANSION is suitable for the accommodation of a Family of Distin.:lion, with Rounis, i tufty and of good proportion; the Apartmeins are suretbly fiuished, and decorated with ancient and ecodern Painted Glass, of. extpdsite workmanship, in tables and landscapes. CoEveniently detached frotu the Mauston is a substantial Building, a handsome uniform elevation, com prising duttliic coach-houses, elutkle sets of rabies, MM.servants' apartme:lts, tairet clock and cupola: also bailiff's liuuse, Laun dry, L airy , Brew licuse, Gr anary, Gardener's Cott:roe, and nutue ruusAgrieuhurat Out-builtangs. _ _ The Gardens contain about three acres; inclosed by new walls, bearing tru:t in the highest perfection, ornamented iu a South ape by Horticultural Euiitlinits, erected upon the best prin ciple for the production of the finest fruit, and includes peach house, dcuble gmperies, conservatory, pineries, and succassiot houses, together about Xxo feet in extent. The whole Estate is free from Rectorial Tithes, and lies within a rit.g fence, excepting about 40 acres, which is intersected by the road to Sunbury, upon which ts a Cottage and Out-buildings. The Park and Land may be viewed at any time, on application to the liailil7, Mr. MO tISOU : the Mansion and Gardens can only be stewed by printed Particulars, which will be ready by the ct July, at ss. each ; to be hi.d of Messrs. Hoggart . and Phil lips, Old Broid-street, Royal Exchange, where a Platt of the I.cate nay be seen. HERNE-Hil.l„ Dui.wictg. GENTEEL corrAcE, OAR DEN, and small PADDOC K. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAIT. CONTRACT, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, AVERY neat COTTAGE, recently erected, and in complete order, situate on a beautiful eminence, cum manding picturesque and extensive prospec;s, at Herne Hill, Surrey; containing four Bed-rooms, with large Closets, Dining and Drawing- rooms, about 24 feet by 14, opening on a Vinod*, and flight of steps to the Garden, with suitable Offices, Coach house, Stabling, Pleasure and Kitchen Garden, with numerous Fruit trees, and a small Padded, together about three quarters of an Acre. To be viewed, and further Particulars known of Messrs. liti gate and Phillirs , 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ere GENTEEL COTTAGE, AND GARDENC, rive Miles from WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, in SURREY. 'IG ry. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, r rHE LEASE of a ple3sant FAMILY COT TAGE, in complete repair, containing four Be,t.ehambers, D•ring, Drawing, and Morning-rooms, with very convenient OCices, Coach•hou;e, Stabling, Lawn, and productive Kitchen Garden, at the entrance of the repectable Village of Streatham. The Purchaser will be' accommodated with inr.ted:ate poacs slon ; some fitted Furniture to be taken at a v al uation. 'En I.te vi:wed, with Tickets, wh , ch, with further Particulars, may be had of Mebani. Haygart and Phdlivs, 62,014 Broad-street. EXCFI.I.ENT FAMILY HOUSE. PLEASURE-GROUNDS, GARDENS, and MEADOW LAND, SEVEN MILES of LONDON. MO he LET, an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, for the accommodation of a moderate-sized Family, replete with Offices, and hi excellent repair, with Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, and Meadow land, containing altogether atniut 13 Acres.— l'o be viewed with Tickets, wide!), wi,h Particulars, may be ha.l of Messrs. thwart and Phillips, 64 Old Broad street, Royal Exchange. 14 HE L 1 MAT ISMS, PALSIES, and GOUT AFFECTION::, with their uwal enneong•ants. Spasm flying Pains, Flatulency, It.digettion. and general 1)41:11tv (Deli ginating in whatever..nurce), are rtliev'd and frets sully eared by WHI FEHEAL;'s E.F.SENCE or muoTamb PILL. , attei every sober means had railed. - 1 he fluid giaLSCE of Nlustardi (used with the Palk, in those c.onplaints where neetssaiy) is pert haps the most active, peneiraia g. and rffecitt.l reautd) in du world, ventrally curing the severest trprans and Brunt% in !eri 'than 1.4 f the time ;many talvltt by acy o her &Amines. ur Ent broeation; and if ustl immediately atter any acciden., it prevent, the part turning bIack.—WIIITEHEAD's FAMILY CLRA 11 is equally eflicackus for all 111-eoediciatied Sore., Sine Leg., S. or bade Eruptions, Blotched, Pimples, Ringworr.is Break Inzs out iu the Face, Nose, Ear., and Eyelids, gore and nStmet ryes, Sore Heads, and :,corbutlc Humours of every description. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnson, Ayr lit cary, Ni. 4 Cretk-strett, Soho, London. 'the Esseiice and Pills at as. 94 each, the Cerwe at is. I id. and ts. 9d. hold by every Medicia Veridtr in the Unittd Kingdom- •• '1 he has a BEA. Ink Stanip, with the name JR. ouristroN inserted en it. THE Value of Dii. FitstiMAti% GLYI•J'A SALUTniip has been so long proved, that nutbit.g of the present di, vain bear a ,competition with it, in all the different stag,' nt Certain disease ; which it ellectually cures and eradicat., fror the habit, without exc.thig the pah.rul feelings and exp osure t h ) attends alivation—wiloot debilitating the etmst,tution in ail degree, or even requiring confinement from business or reolit don of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable 1)rop. has proved their claim to public approbation for nt re than 30 yens In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-failing re-tt mile—whether the debility Is produced by too free use of mci cur% tet _lllegit..piesaursa. or. the effects of a warm climate. -11 :revellers and those going abroad; they cannot be recontmond too strongly, as they will receive a flak, speedy. and cornpke cure, hi' all oid stubborn-ems, and every 'is eaktteill Mat affeci the bladder and et char. Dy .h s e ffi cul many wasps have becoms mothers, who for many years had been deprivsl 4 that happine,s. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nn. •4, Chea the Corner of St. PZ.6l . $ Chlit c.ll-ys:4l; and 3 CL3331, by &lam Sharp, Portsmouth; hail St Johnson, Gosport; Altaitt, W • Mallory, and Jones, Portsca • I rewman, Exeter ; Cookworth Glenville, Gilbert, mil Hoxand. Piymouth ; Newbury, Or; lin ; Baxter and Masdenal.l, Glasgow • Smith, Mao Scott, and Cargill, EdMburgli ; Crutwell, lath ; 14044 and Per Hui ; ‘Vlsite, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Ch • bast; Orepon and Billinge, ElWards -tad Penny, tiverpa Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott l.loyd, Birmiughatn; Gregory, Brighton; at.d most Medici Vet lest, in bottles, at ts. fhl. 4c Gd. and 295. lAirA R Itl AGE should be the foundation of Lodi I. liaapittess, which is often disturbed through the parch that form- . the unitet not taking those precautions which Would cure them theeejoyment of that greet domestic blessing. Pet. of every took Po op, pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but w ho the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by, certain habit contracted at an early age, a recovation of stabillie eras ems is ems ring that state is ludispensibly requisite to eerie the shnnbtrint sparks of hie, and to reanimate the system. Fe no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme oval happiness than thoee which are the consequence of ungoarde pleasure. • It was this consideratiun which induced Messii CURRIE and CO. for these last twenty years, to direct their Ste dies and practice exclusively to the treatme.o. and curs of the VI uere.il Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to th 4 derangement of the syatem, produced by the destructive habit d the inconsiderate sciwoleboy, tenth brings on Allow dismount Delel.tie A and Defisteitcies that prevent or embitter the Maid =Mal state. The successful result Of their plate gives thee additional ardoer to (appear the ravages of three complaints which are the most important in the catalogue of human in& millet. It behevet every person wino has indulged in this soli tary vice to seek relief by coinulang professional men of end nence and honour, to which ftlessrs. Currie and Co. claim thi sanction of srholsstk authority, as well a, the testtmony of usl contradicted tacts. In professing the cure of tOese suaralainti they hold out nu inducement to vice ; but, notable as all win must be of the existence of such calamitiee, they offer their sub tance as regularly-educated Memboes of the Royal Colleges 4 6t rgeLus of London and Edinbu. gb. " To Dr. Currie 107, Hatton-Garden. -64 Lord feels great ple asure: in communicating to Doctu Currie the eeifeet re-estabbyliment of his health, io-cotiselneno ()flak wild and adin rabic fleatment of Strictures in the Urethra He may add, that be Las not for many yens enjoyed to imid comfort and freedoni from pain; and he entertains no dopbt .01 his hoeing obtained, t: rough his sktU and attest/ea, a perfect and radical cure of tleo horrid complaint. As be was not a strands to the manner that others treated the complain', he has it in hie powd; front a lair trial and a just cumpatison, to I.llsl that tribute of applause-to Dr. Currie which be sensibly feels and shall eve! be most ready and willing to acknowleage. Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of ebbed Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, Hsi 107, Hatton-Garden. l'atiews in the country are requested to rate the panic tilers of their case, age and general habit, of hell g, and inclosing a remittance fur advice and medicines, whin die same will be given or stet to any part of the kingdom MESSRS. GOSS and Co. as reguiarly educated' Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their atoms don tor these last 17 years to the study of those disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that inestknahht blessing, matrimonial felicity. 'llse unrivalled patronage that they have hitherto received from persons of the first distinction, and the uniform success a tending their superior mode of treatment in such conmbints, induce them thus publicly to cffcr their assist. once. In all eases of debility or deficiency, whether i reoiltingfiems thdloo frequency of participating in the gaieties of a fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, a a seeres s soloary, and destructive. habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one se; and impotence in the other, they offer a safe anel permanent cure. To those who, front such complaints, are prevented entering into the marriage state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over theit infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, however dill e cult or ineff:ctual the cure may be deemed by other practitiocient, tha', by a renovating and infallible inethad, they may be restored to 4 sound and vigorous constitution. A certo.n Disorder, fres quently contracted in a moment of indiscrete); and every species of N'euereal infection, by a mild and never-failing mode of treat. merit, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in Biel or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glees which they are enabled to cure in e short period, without recourse to the painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which MI be given to several Gentlemen of high respectahnity, who ham been cured in a,very >bort period, after having laboured undet . stricture:. for trany years. To married Fetnaies, whose capes rations of those tender pledges of connubial Itappnwes have bees defeated, it may also be a idealize , n flection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their rernediss the central health is rests. rated, end the impeditnents removed. Mears. GUIS and Co. elicit:sorely professing the cure of dime particular complaints, in order that tiny may not be marked by a mistaken few with the obloquy so jostly attached to the ipso rant empiric, think it brajustice to tlienoelees to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent physicirots, they have to cows vines arty inquirer,) that the secct.ss roulette from their codes yours first iroluceel them to quit the eractice of the gererat price titinner, and they ?resume that their pi etensions constitute e talc ground for the unprecedented toe I .. .deice with wleito they Lan by the Public been so lit: r eally 11w:onto& Patients in the cuuntiy are requested to state the rarticulare of their case, age, and maroter e. t loir.r, encicsing a Book-Nee , for advice and medilres, aod td': sane will be forevardiol to aust part of thi kinglent. . GOSS and Co. Sure-eons, le, Pouvesientret, Fleet street. } HIGH W'AT'ER AT I.ON Le :le BRIDGL 'L'O-.V.Ostßuiro•l Morn mg... • • •••• • • 63 minutes alter 4 Afternoon LONDON: F.inted by Level. Krma, Picket Pin!, soak Futlfsbed there,/syd •t t 3 Star-VlSce, Tewvle-r.sar. • . . . . BY PIIINTATE . COVri Riker *- 7 7 - =' *. . ..'"1- , --- • • .. . CAPITAL RESIDENCE and SUBSTANTIAL WARE- - ' HOUSES, near the ILOYAI. EXCHANGE.. - NtrfiCk. - .. .... ANOR. of TRITcTOXHILL, and LANDS; .... In WITH AM FRIARY (some time duce ..Jvertised for .SALCMn Friday the 0/tibial May last) are intended to be SOLI) . Toy AUCTION, In Cots, MI Thursday!i It, tSth m J , ;;y skst . ' TO BE SOLD, OR.LIIT ISY PRIVATE GOKIRACT, Ftlrther Partknlars may be known lir .. .inn fe, n ein , • By Messrs. HOGGAR'r and PHILLIPS, Tennant and Harrt.on, Gray's Inn, London ; ur 10 James Brad. AN extensive and valuable -LEASEHOLD f or d, E sq . Swindon, Wilts; and pii.irsti particulars will sburtlO ESTATE, comprising a spacious Residence, Counting- be distributed, and may be had of dual. houses, and Warehouses, arranged in the most complete manner, and suitable or &Merchant of eminence, very desirably situate 14 HELINIATISbIS, PALSI.E.S, and GOUI within one minute's walk of the Royal Excharge. AL AFFECTIONS, with their USUCIi conoomi•ants. Sp asm , To be viewed with Tickets, wl.ich, with Particulars, may be flying rains, fbtuli.ncy, It.digettion. and gem ral U.-baits (oeti had of Messrs. Hogrart and Phillips, t:°, Old Broad - street . ginating in se,' atever ..ource), are rsliev'd and trrsi .euily cured NEW FOREST, HANTS. An excellent FARM, with Cottage REhiDENCE and LANDS, its a fine Situation for Building. near Lyniington. by Mr: SCOTT. On Monday, .JuTy 5, at Two o'Clock, at the Angel inn, at Ly mington. in Six Lots, swims acceptable offers shall be previ ously made by Private Contract, with immediate possession Lot I. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, beautifully situated la a justly-admired part of this farourite county, on the bottler of the high road through the New Forest, two miles from Lymington, 18 from Soutl•aniptun ; comprising 185 A. 3R. 21P. of excellent inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, part tithe-free, with a neat comfortable Cot tage Residence, Lawn, Gardens, a fine Sheet of Water Weil stocked with fish, Offices and bulklitigstonvenieut fer the Rooi dence, Farm and Dairy, Bailiff's Cottages, &c. The Lands are in high cultivation, posiessing a riming ins vality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting delightful situ ations ; agreeably elevated and heathy, for building a Family Re sidruce to command the isle of Wight and the Channel, encir Bled by rich varied Cultivation and interesting Scenery, with ex • cellent Roads in every direction, Fishing and Field Spur: s, in an elegant vicinity. The Estate has been extremely improved at a very greats ex pence, is entitled to valuable Forest Rights, and the Poor Rates very low.. The remelting Five Lots comprise 49A. 2R. 2: P. Of rich inclosed Land,. I_ , eautiftilly situated adjoining the Farm, near thevillage of Boldre, possessing equal advantages, and presumed to be a zreeably divided fur delightful residences. May be viewed 21 days berore the Sale, and Particulars had of Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lymington, and at the Angel, Fox, and Hounds. Lyndhurst ; Coach and Hones, Southampton ; George, at Wirches:et the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, VI, New 4;41e-street, L04:1141 8 . winre a Plan Spay be setae s • : ' - PLAISTOW, ESSEX. Pr LET, fur Fourteen or Twenty-one Years, A VERY comfortable, brick-built, detached FA MILY HOUSE, with numerous Rooms of excellent di mensions, double Coach-house‘, Stat.ling for five Horses, and other appropriate Offices, I.awn, and Pleasure-grounds, produc tive Carden.), Hot-house, &c. and two Paddocks of rich Land, containing together about six Acres, late in thioccupation of Mr. Luke Hu..vard, removed to Tottenham. May be viewed, and Particulars hail of Messrs. Homan and. Phillips, €2, Old Broad -street, near the 14731 Exchange. TO cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without impairing the constitution, is that excellent preparation, Mrs. VINCENT', GOWI.AND's Lotion. The foilooing note from a Lady of rank, No. 49, Charlotte -street, Portland-place. Lady Catherine /..n-ox presents her compliments to Mrs. Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating., that, by the use of two quart bottles of her Cowlancrs Lttion, td:e i. perfectly cured of a violent Eruption upon her face and arms ; sue was recommen.led by her Physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her most sanguine expt-etution.4. Mr.. V. is it libaty to mak.. use of her 11114. 0, a 5 having t xperience:i its Ceiling virtu,' ; and Lady Lennox will :Os.. recommend it as much as possible within the s;•bere of Der accoaintalee. sold by Mr,. Vincent, N. 6, Dr.vicr-street, Grosvenor-square; Bacon and Co. 151, Oxf,,id-street ; Brodie 2i.d Co. oaii , ,liury ; Cruttwell, Bath; NVoistonl.ulme, York; Trewmau, Exeter; Grez Mlit, I. iv , rl.ool:Cockwortky, Plymouth; Hoeluid, Dock; . 1 vitals, Worcester ; Walker, Gloucester ; )ones, Oxford, anti revcet.o,/- Vetolers ut genuine Metleines and Perfumers in every ['own is Elnoie, In quarts, Bs. 6d. pints, 5..6d. halt pints, !:s. 1)1. r.,s-e• To rrevent counterkit Lotions, it is necessary to observe lie risme NI. 1. Vincent is signed upon ill ilhit genuine. . . . I. kewitu it sold as above, Vincent's Restorative Tooth Powder, far preserving, restor ing, and beauti•ying the Teeth, and curing the Szurvy in the Going. price vs. !..c1 each Luz. DIXON'S AN'! IBILLOLIS P 11.1.5. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. • SIR —I take the eatite:,t opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the most wqriderfel benefit front the u.e of your DIXON'S AN 11BILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with nie to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary bit slit ; they 4e,. elate them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for BlliiillS and other complaints. The following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gettlemen who have received the urnseat relief front your Dixon's Antiblous Pills i—Chatles'l' aylor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Pcnllnson, Esq. Sait River, ditto; Mr. Mullein, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodruff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first rtspectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, 'THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at M. Butler's, 4 , Cheapsitle, Corner of S. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Lawn, Portsmouth: Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, l'ortsea ; Hall and John son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham; Staines and Lynch, Manchester : 'I revvman, Exeter; Baxter and M`Donald, Glasgow ;13ulgen and Barry, Bristol; Ste ven-on and Co. Norwich; Switifen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and and Lat:.but y,Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seddon, and Ruff, Chelten ham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, In boxes at Sr 9d.sand Gs. each. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. IBEn leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had bees afflicted with the I.nes Vencrea ; which front It. obstinately matins every course of medicine prescribed by the must eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation and twice discharted from the Hospital, wads little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had.got to such a head, as neurly to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re eontint nded by Mr. J. 'Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here,) to take your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I began tie do on the 26th May ; in the course of a fortnighs I began to receive benefit. In little more *ban a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my for mer complaints, have recovered - my former spirits and strength, and ant become jolly and fat, In which state having continued many mouths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as 1 shall on every occasion—in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble ser vant, ALEX. MURKER. _ _ _ Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Propr lets's., Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeonsin London, at his house No. 9, New Bridge-street; They are also sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Moan's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop posite t! Aflonument ; and by one person in every considerable town in England, &c. in bears only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain dirediotts, whereby persons ofeither sex may rule themselves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain ill sealed up with a gtrrp in which,by favourof the Comniistioners, is printed at the atanir -oifice " Taylor, No. p i New lid lge-stratt."to irritate which felony. ~I; 1 ~?' r , k, .~ it 4i .1 /