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COACH was robbid of the BAGS of LETTERS for LONDON described at foot, between Kettering and Higham Ferrets, and within three si d ed o f High Ferrets, by forcing the lock of the Mail Bmt.— The Bags stolen, are— of the 25th Nottingham, of the 26th Bradford, ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto Leeds. ditto Oakkam, ditto **dad, ditto Uppingham, ditto NuddetsAeld, ditto Kettering, ditto B ard edey, ditto Thrapstone, ditto SiwiStid, ditto Rotherham, ditto •Lortzur IRISTORRD TO THE OLD MODE OF DRAWING. —.NO CLASSES. 'R I VER' ? Ticket be drawn singly and separately .16 , 1 front the Wheel, for which purpose G o vernment ba. granted Iwo Dap of Drawing, viz. 14th and 15th JANUARY. • SCHEME. of /20,000 are £40,000 2 lO,OOO 20,000 2,000 8,600 6 1,000 6,000 6 LOO 3,000 6 400 2,400 10 306 3,000 10 14 ..... TOO 1,400 32 .50 ......... 1,600 40 40 1,600 30 1,500 SALES BY AUCTION. - r • r 4 .7 IN plirenarce of tt.Deetee of the H;gl Chiteery, made its a Cause. " BOWEN a, NINO I the editors CHARL.Ei STU 'Critchill House, aml of Urownseo. Castle, in the Co Jet, Esquire (who died an or about the 1 ids Isy of are,ou or before the 15th day of 11 ember oest, tc pease their Debts before William Al under, Val Maoetts of the said Court, at his Chambers, lu S bill Ideate, Chaucer plane, Loadon ; or se -cletsult the, be peremptorily excluded the beletit of the sail Dr G. and It. W. CLARKSON, Plaintiffs' Ewes- street, Stood, Ott. 31. _ _ At the Leedom Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday the 24th inst. at noon, THE French Sloop Z EPH Y lt.—The following are her dimensions : Length, 48 feet 11 Inch. Depth, 8 feet 9 Inches. Breadth, 16 65. I Admeasures, SO 91.94 tons. She is a handy little vessel, and well catenated for the culm ett mating trade.--Her entire cargo, consisting of 7 Boxes Mould Tallow Candles. 123 Fmpty Wine Hogsheads. • 6 Ditto Pipes. The French Sloop L'EMlLlL—Dimensions. Length, 41 feet 6i niches. I Depth, 7 feet 6 inches. Breadth, 14 feet 5 inches. Admeasures, 34 8-94 tons. , Ibis little vessel has no deck, is lined with oak, and Is very well adapted for a stone lighter, or any other service where she can be employed—The above taken by, and condemned as Prize to his Majesty's gun brioSva annoys. Also, the American Schooner BETSEY—Dimensions. Length, 63 &et 44 inches. I Depth , 7 feel 85 inches. breadth, 19 feet 6 inches. Admeasures, 68 90-94 tons. She is a handy littte vessel, nearly.new, is in excellent condi tion, well found, and is particularly ad apted for the coasting trade.—Taken by, and condemned as Prise to his Majesty's ship Sir Micnats Seirscoutt, Bart. Captain. The HULL: of a BRIG of about 200 Tons; and also the Schooner OMEGA, measuring about 76 Ton., tagetber with her Masts, Sails, and other Stores, as she came from Sea. Both these vessels lie in the Sutton Pool, and are well worth the atten tion of Brlders and Ship Breakers. Also, to be PEREM IGRILY SOLD, in order to close an VA.4 - HIONABLE DANCINC,, by Mr.. priaatray taught, at No. I lit, Sheer .rd-stree, Go Si Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have stew! ucoaapl6bniew, or have not the modern bt le. • gr. Attates system of trAChi: gis er+rraily s:thli :to.xlfhom it is an object to acquire easily that tashions AN genteel society axpeltiously, priva:Tly, and in a a, atraee and elegance. Those who tin not want lads nrty leas, at a small expellee, wi. h atesperable set the t . teaching evenings, Professoss of dauciai roose - 1. It fancy dances, and all rhe superior parts r , akin. The Sub,criptinn Axsem'ulies eta arm Fridal TO THE AFFLIs:f ED WITH STOMACH AN COMPLAINTS. CORNWELL's ORIENTAL VEGI CORDIAL.The original Inven:or of this Cordial, who was a Physician of the first eminence, many years in the East Indies, where Close vampish lady endemious i in the course ot, very,,extensive pra discovered the effectual remedy he was so long in Which has ever sitter been foisud singelarly efficacicei orders of the Stomach and Bowels, Acidity, Fl.e . pepsia, or Indigestion, Debility, producing Diarrhea, orders. Bowel Compla...nts, Griping -Palms, and all 1)1 In rarities. The removal of which, In their priniar and confirmed states, the Oriental Cordial is most effectually adequate. It rollers nunc of those Mk atten:lant on drastic pur t laive anrib,li sus rue iciucs, Elixirs, &c. and which in most, !f not in all cases, m: increase the complaint, by the dcbili:y they leave on and bowels. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, t Church-yard, London. Price 4.. 6.1. per bade, a size, containing six small bottles Xi. 2s. Chester&id, ditto Matufwl4, ditto Whoever don apprehend the Perms or Perim who commit - ted tee mid Robbery, will he entitled to a Reward of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, one moiety to be paid on commitment for trial, and the ether moiety on conviction. If an Accomplice ip the Robbery will surrender himself, and make discovery whereby one er more of the Persona concerned therein shall be apprehtsided and brought to Juwite, such Discoverer will be en titled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evideace for the Gown. By Comma of the Peatiesskr-Gaural, FRANCIS FRIELING, Secretary. 520 25 ... 8,006 2,100 ...... ... 15 51,500 13,001 Tickets. 4190,000 Tickets ancl,Shlres are selling by 'IIICHARDSON. Gikri/LUCK, and Co. Cwitractors, Bank-building., Cornbill and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. Just published, printed st A. J. Valry's Press, in S Vnk. Oct. Price Xi. 42 bds. ANNOTATIONS on the FOUR GOSPELS ; compiled and abridged for the use of Sruntrurs. A new Edition considerably improved; to which tor the first time is added ANNOTATIONS on the AC I'S of the AI'OIiTLES ; which, for the convenience of Scholars who possess the first Edi tion in 2 Vols. may be had sepwately, price 9s. bds London : Sold by T. Payne, Pall-Mall, and all other Book sellers. Account, About 1200 12-feet 24-inch Christiana Deals. SOO 11-feet 24-inch ditto. 600 10. feet 24-inch ditto, 12 Fathoms Lathwoud. 45 Dozen Hickary Handspikes. 240 Ash Oar Rafters. A quantity of Oak and Fir old Ship Timber; and Iron Bolts and other Iron. For viewing and further information, apply to Messrs. Haw. ker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. JOHN I.USCOMBE, Broker. OFPIOI OF ORDNANCE, Oct. 28, 1812. rE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA -037r: ORDNANCE, de herAy jive Notice, flat Proposals will be received at their Office in On or before Wednesday, the 18th day of November next, from Goth perpons as niay be willing to undertake the supply of the Quantities and Descriptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, where the deliveries are to be made, viz. HEWED OAK TIMBER, • 1,400 Loads. HEWED ELM TIMBER, 2,000 ItOUN`D ASH TIMBER , . 1.000 ASH FELLIES, 4ft. 4112. for sft. Wheels, No. 30,000 OAK SPOKES, for 51t. Virtual& 40,000 ELM STOCKS, 14ft. 14in. The deliveries to take place as follows : of the Elm Timber, an or before the 30th of April ; of the Ash on or before the 30th Jane; of the Oak, on or before the 31st Ostober ; and the Oak Spokes, on or before the 31st March in the ensuing ,ear. Two: , thuds of the Oak Timber to be of 70 feet stick and ,upwards ; sad the remaining third to be of 60 reet and upwards. Of the Da Timber, no tree to be under BO feet; the Ash Timber to be hem to to 60 feet and the Elm Stockt . to be chopped and bored. Vo Tenders for kss quantities than 100 loads of Timber, and This day was published, in 2 Vol.. 12mo. prier I Ys. boards, OMNIANA ; or, HORAI, OTIOSIOREs.— By ROBERT ~OUTHEY, Esq. Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, /rme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54. Nrw Bond :trees. Of whom may be had by the same Author, Madoe, 2 vole. price 16.. Joan of Arc, 2 vols. 16s. Curse of Kehama, 2 vols. 141. Poems, 2 vas. 121. I halaba, 2 vols. 141. Specimens of the later Esse Poets, 3 vol.. LI. 11s. 6J. His. tory of the Brands. 410. £2. ls. Palmrrin of England, 4 vols. Lt. ds. Letters from Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. Chro nicle of the Cid, 4to. IS,. WALTON LODGE. At the House of Mc. Clough, the Red Lion Inn, Preston, on Wednesday, the 25th day of N9vember, 1812, at nve o'Clock in the Evening, subject to such Conditions as shall be then produced, A J.L that beautiful and capital RESIDENCE, `-• called WALTON LODGE, two miles distant from Preston, Lancashire: comprising capital Coach-houses, Stables, Hot houses, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Farm-yard, and every other conveni , nee, and also abqut 286 Acres, Statute measure, of beautifully varied and well wooded Ground, in a Ring Fence, (or a legs quantity, at the Purchaser's opt;on), including the Capital FAR MS called OSSAI.I)ESTON-HOUSE, SALLOM. TioU-E, the late Mr. Winstanley's, and several smaller Houses and Cottages, several extensive and very thriving Woods and Plantations and a considerable extent of th e River Darwen, with its val uable S reatns and Falls, and the tine Holm Land on both Its Barks. Rob-et Hlll':er, at Walton Lodge, will +hew the Premises, and further Particulars, and a Plau of the Estate, any be bad at the OfSce of M ism Cross Gr-prat and Woedbern, Actor- Wes, Pre. ton ; tat Mr Cottam, of Whalley; or of Mr. Wigles worth, Ne. 3, Gray's-ion-square, London. GERM 1N FLU fE. This day was pub:ished price 7s. 6d in folio, the ll th Edition, of WRAGG'S IMPRO‘ ED FLUTE PRECEP TOR; ot, The Art of Playing the German Flute ren dered easy to every capacity, on principles etrirely SM. The Contents are, a coiuous Set f Instructions for a Flute from one to eight Keys ; a tier of Progr le•ive Lessons; 64 Duets in various Keys, each of Which is preceded by an Expiana my Note, by winch the Student is progres,iveiy conducted from the easiest to the most difficult Key; so tavouri'e Arivies; 93 :.-co•••sh and other Airs; and tdi Flourish.. in Major and Minor Keys ; the whole torming the most cheap and complete Book of the kind extint. London : Printed for and sold bs the Author, No. 17, Little Bright Rider Motet, Doctors Commons. rp A CAUTION.—Be parieular in ordering . 6 Wragg's Im ' 'proved Flute Preceptor," which is signed " I Wrig ." in Red Ink, in the Title and Adireu, no other being genuine. MESSRS. rococKs having it th:s time a qttan. ti:y of SECOND-HAND fl/RNI in D td tg t a bles, Chaffs, Bedsteads, Bedding,Witidow oir; a. Ir. for Drawing and Dining-rpom'4, Ste. fcc. which 'hey can sell very cheer, in duce them thus publicly to announce it to those who may think proper to embrace such an opportunity of obtaining welt =nu factured Furniture at very low prices. Every !!tscrip ion of useful and Ornamental Furniture, with the r van tug inventim.s for in valids and the infirm, may be had at their Warehouse, 45, iouth • amptcm-street, Cover.t.• larden. FREEHOLD MA NOR and ER I'ATES In DERBYSHIRE. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Ronro, Pa li -Mall, London, on Friday, the 27th day of Nevember nett, at One o'Clock, `HE MANOR of WALTON, in the Parish, and A about two miles from the Town of Ches:erfield, In tlte Con Ay of Derby, extettclui: over above 3000 Acres of Land, well stocked with Came. 1101a1 tellies and spokes will be considered; and • Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions It the Contract, may be known upon application at the Seere toys Office, in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day betwten the hours if ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for 1 imber ;" but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 18th day of November, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or au Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRAW, Secretary. _ EAST.INDIA HOUSE ( Oct. £B, 1412. • THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS!, ENGLAND,te:adiag tithe EAST INDIES, de hereby give Mein that they have itssotrzo—Tliat all Persons who, at the 'Late of the public Advertiiements in India for the re-payment of the 8 per cent. Loans, or by a transfer thereof to a 6 per cent. I.ean, and who, by reaion bf their airiest( from India at ilk time, incurred a loss of interest by the measures then adopted by the Indian Govern meet, shall, on satisfactory proof of their having been at that time the actual Proprietors of parts of such S per cent. Loans, be paid interest at a per cent. per annum, from the period when the last interest was paid on their several obligations, to the 90th of lone, UM, thedate to which S per cm. is granted by the general `per cent.' Loan of the 31st December, 1810, and from that pe riod she sidigations of these parties to be placed in the said 6 per cent: Loa of list December, 1810, in the order of the numbers and asked their original obligatioos. The payment of interest bareby directed, to be made either by cash in India, or by bills aPlapthe fflart, at the ieveral rates of exchange stipulated in the **dons osiglaally i granted at the respective Presidencies. That all persons 4t the description above stated, with the ex ception of such as dada be hereafter noticed, who may have transferred their obligations from the Eight per cent. Loan to • also Six per cent. Lean, and who may be, at the time oldie receipt sf thee orders,in possession of the new obligations, be entitled to the terms granted in ourßesoluti on of the 19th luly, 1811 ,namely That the holders of any parte the late optional loans, whose %%cats shall have subscribed the same to the new loans raised in i lndla (under a guarantee in case the said subscriptions should %be disavowed by their principals in Europe) shall be entitled to continue the same in the loans to which they may have been tra nalerrtd, subject 'to the following condition, viz.—That " Whenever the said loans shall be di chasgeil, the holders of 4, 41 t hem sbalibe permitted either to receive the principal of them 4 . i ° babas or by a bill upon the Court of Directors, payable eighteen months after date, at the exchange of two shillings ". and sixpence per 4icca Rupee." With respect to those persons absent from India, who were sabscribtirs to Loans raisel at Bombay, and whose agents had., aitialln authority, transferred their obligations to the Bengal Six per cent, Loan of 31st December 1810, that they be allowed reantaeration for any less of interest which shall be proved to have been thereby interred, on the principles stated in a pre *bag Paragraph; and that they be further allowed to re-trans- , tsr the principal of their obligations, according to their original %Mum in Bombay currency, into a Six per cent. Loan at Bean- I hal. The interest to be payable, at the times stipulated in the 14344 Si ' pee cent. Loan of 31st December 1810, either by cash h Bombay, or by bills upon the Court, at two shillings and six lance the Bombay Rupee. The principal, so transferred, to be PePabk In cash, at Bombay only, according to the order Weddell lc several obligations shall appear to be platted rap on the Bengal and after the publkationof the same notice.aad decrip till as at Bengal. 'The above itmolutions have been communicated to the Indian. JAWS. COBB, daises larstalp. BY HIS mAJE , •TY•-• VOV TURMEAII and SEWARI)'s Patriot LIVER- Pool.'r.d I'ER LAMPS, adapted to every purpose and situatiem. Chem S amp- beteg calculated to pro nice a greater quanthy of pure i gin tan a ly limp hither.° invented, by the wee of the cheapest oils 0..1y, and ing thus ren dered of the utmost impotra.lce to the some needy manu facturers have lately endeavnwed t o intro.:uce several *porton! diperiptimis like the original only outward appearance; one will be foutill with a lirge,‘lck as a complete circle, exactly the same as the old Argand on a large scale; hls is na&etly called an improvement upon the Liverpool I.a• p; it is scarcely neces sary to point out how much more oil must be consumed by a complete circle of tame than where it i, 'Taken by three consi derable spaces,or how much mar, smoke an Iles brilliant light will be produced by the flame where the air has n o t so rice and corn plete access: a very slight r flection will make it apparent to every one; the original (and only) Patent Llverpool Lamps, have the names of Tormeau and :sewud oti the sit,eld in the centre of the kines Arms, and are sold at their Wholesale and Retail Ware houses, No. 152, Drury-lane, opposite Long-Acre; and Church street, Liverpool—where may be had the best Oil, Wick ant'.. Chininieifor the above. FIRST OF FASNION.—BEAU rIFUI. LONG STAYS. MA RSTON & Co. 25, HOLYWELL•STREET, Strand, (to prevent mistake, the Second Stay Ship on the left hind from Newcastle-street) near the New CHURCH, (late Fore man and Manager to Mr. Mat.t.s:, beg leave to acquaint the Ladies in general, that are curious in taste and elegancies in Lung Staya; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to any house in London. Ladies by purchacing two pair of one size, will be entitled to the wholesale pike, for ready money, being fully competent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trade. MARSTON preaumes Ladies will find his Warehouse for Patent Corsets worthy their attend. n, and not to be equalled for work manship and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved 'hope Stays from 7s. to Et ; strong coloured Corsets from Ss. to 10s.; several hundred pairs of Children. :nays, from 5..6d. to 75. MARSTON flatters himself, by his tong experience for upwards of Ten Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mills s busi ness, that he is competent to give every satisfaction to those La, (Ms who choose to honour him with their commands. iVlaarron is thesele Inventor of the Patent Telima Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient Rooms to try in.—To prevent imposition in the trade all orders are requested to be sent by hand, or by post, pall. - 2 Ne connection with any other House. THE GENUINE MEDICINE, SPILSBURY's 11 PATENT ANTISCOR BUTIC DROPS, has the words " By the King's Patent:* expressed on the bottles, Bill of Direr.- ' tion, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Duty is print: d in black Ink.—ln Bottles of biz Shillings; Deub:e Ten Shillings and Sixpence, and largest One Pound Two Shillings, Duty in eluded. Compound Essence Ss. To Mr. Srmsevar, 15, Soho-square, London. Cranbrook, July 18, 1814. Seta—Haiini experienced so much benefit from your PA TENT ANTIsCORBUTIC DROPS, without ingrati t ude I can not let it remain unknown to yourself and the public. I was , sadly staßctctj with the Scurry in my legs, which for two years gradually btpare worse, till I had above 400 holes In them, above 20 of which were much broader than a shilling. My State being known to a humane gentleman, be informed ate of a case very similar to mine the person ha d been conflated to bed the greatest part of two years, and by taking a few small bottles of your Drops, was won cured. By his reeommendation I was induced to give them a trial, and to my great surprise and comfort, I soon found my sores and after taking three small bottles I could do my work bout ' out ineenvenience, To prevent the return of the disease, I take about one small bottle ' each year, which has fully succeeded to my wishes t and I remain your obliged humble servant, I . lloJila Unmoor/. , Also a very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, &c. within the said Manor, containine upward. of 700 Acres (exclusive of up wards of ISO Acres of Wood Land) consisting of a good Family Mansion House, called Walton Hall, with large Barns, Stables, Coach-house, Cow-houses and other Ont buildings, Fish-ponds, walled in Garden, Paddocks, Shrubberies, &c. Also of sundry good Farms and Farm Houses, with all neces sary and commodious Out-buildings, and a suitable proportion of capital Farming Land attached to each. Also three Water Mills of great power, two capitil Spring Woods, a valuable Colliery and Iron Stone Works. and sundry capital PeWs in the Parish Church of Chesterfield, the whole being 'n the occupation of very responsible Tenants, at old rents of 10 years standing (amounting to upwards of £l5OO per an num.) The Estates offered for !ale have the advantage of two good Turnpike Roads through the same, are exonerated from Land -tax, and the Tenants are under notice to quit at Lady day next. The whole of the Property advertised, will be 9ffered for Sale In one Lot, except the two Spring Woods which will be Sold in separate Lots. Full prlnted Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of Alexander Murray, Esq. Symond's Inn; Messrs. Forster, Cooke and Freere:Lincoln's-lon ; Mr. Maurice Thomas, 3, Elm -court, Temple; and Mr. Christie, Pall Mall, London; t.f Messrs. Miles, Alston, and Miles, Solicitors, Leicester, •of Messrs. Knight and Brooks, Solicitors, Whitchurch ; and of Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Chesterfield. By Mr. WILLIAM SHEARDOWN, At the Swan Inti, in Ferrybridge, in the County of York, on Teesday the Ist Day of Dec e mber next, at 'Two in the Atter. noon, s.ihject to such Conditions as will he then produced, QEVER AL vt.ry Valuable FARMS and LANDS, Li in Whisky, BAIO, Fenwick, Moss Barmby-upon-Dun, Bramwith, and Trumfleet, in the West Riding of the said County, (late the Estate of Bacon FAA NA, of Campsall, Esq. deceased), cimiaining together upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Freehold, and In great part Tithe-tree. The Farm-Houses, Buis, and other Buildings, arc mostiy of superior kind, and in very good repair. Printed Particulars will, in a few days, be published; and may be had at the Office of Mr. Lee, Solicitor, in Wakefield; of Mr. Gee, of Little Houghton, near Barnsley ; and of Mr. William Workman, of Skellow, near Doncaster; who have Plans of the intended Lou, fur the inspection of Purchasers • and will answer. any inquiries respecting the Estates. Particu lars will also be lett at the principal Inns in Wakefield, Doncaster, Barnsley, Pon tefract, Thorne, Snaith, Ferrybridge, and Leeds; and with th Auctioneer in Doncaster. The Persons appointed to shew the several Farms, will bo named In the printed Partieillars —Wakefield, Oct. 3i, 1512. TO CURE ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE, SKIN, &c. WITHOUT IMPAIRING THE CONSTI 1 . 0 T ADZES of the first &shim, from their own expe l...A rience, recommend MRS. VINCENT'S GOWLAND'S LOTION as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all com plaint, to which the face and skin are liabte, by removing every kind of coarseness, eruption, and unpleasafit appearauce,and ren dering the skin clear, smooth, and transparent; but tb. tmex ampled reputation of this Lotion having excited various itJita dons, Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly requested to ask for a Mr*. Vincent's (lowland's Lotion," and see her name signed upon the label, on each bottle that is genuine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square ; Bacon and Co. No. ISO, Oaford-street; Smyth, Perfumer, New Bond-street; Crtutwell, Bath; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Trew. man, Exeter; Wol4tottholme, York ; Cookwoohy and Co. Ply mouth; and all respectable Vender. of Me&cfne, In Quarts Bs. 6d. l'inu, Ss. 6d. Half-pints, 2s. ed. Likewise is sold as above, VINCENT'S Rzsrox 4 kllvz l 001'H POWDER, for pre serving, restoring, anti beautifying the Teeth, sal curio WHEN Men ul EduCatiou atild prothastonal skirl use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and s certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success.' ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. t. • Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to mgk,. the cure of the following the object of their particular study, * 4 .2c, a certsfn Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inteißbl ' cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Uleets, which, .141 . an improved plan, are speedily and effectually curisi ; as also duet, bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian in2..ulgences, long /eat., dance it climates, ••r a sc-cret solitary vice, too ofe n happily pursued by 'Le youth ot both sexes, in the one catidde sterility or harrenness, and in the other a numerous train oases,.' yous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terininate tence and consumption. In that distressing state ot debility qr. deficiency, whether the consequince tit such baneful habits' or' arising from any other cause, by which the powers ts the cliZitile% become'ttition tirrebted, as regularly educated Surgeons of Low) den, they offer a ftim , sale, sad speedy restoration to sound awl•• vigorous health. fhe result of a long and extend +e practice'has enabled them t ; by a superior method, to remorr venereal complains, however' inveterate or complicated, without sufsjecting the patient to she'. least regnant in dirt or exercise; and in recent Case! where an early application Is made on discovery*of the infection, they fro* qurntly perform a cure in the short space of two day The lin. pretetiented success of their mode of treatment (which has never' been known to fail in one single instance in a practice "I 13 yiirsi during which period many thousand persons of bath sexes have been cured, even after severe and injutious methods had been punned by other Prac.itioners without effect), diduces them to' thus publicly offer their advice. - • Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of thtese particular complaints, in order that they may nut be, hem, mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attaelsod bey the ignorant empiric, think it but justice tw th-mselves to stamp ; that they have been itoperly educated and initiated into • evefef . branch of the profession (certificates of which, from diffetent , Hospitals, and testinionials from he moat eminent Physiciaiss, - . they have to convince any inquirer) that the succiss resulting.. from thsieendeavaurs first induced them to quit the practice of. the general Practiti.g.cr, and they presume that their prrteits!olie constitute a lair ground far the unprecedented confidende wood which they have, by the Public, been so I.berally honoured •t• Patients in the country arc requested to state the par kulstil f• of their cate,- age, and manner ot living, enclosing a Bank -note for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded tb tat part of the kingdom. To be consulted at their House daily (personally, or by lotted,. by patients of either se-, with secrecy, delicacy, and attenti..n. GOSS and Co. Surgeuns, 13, liouveriestreet. Fleetsstrect. - • • SS RS. CURRIE and Ca Surgeons, late tri,jus LVI Majesty's Service, challenge the wattle world to 'Bios. E , single instance where their Medicine and method of cure rlv.. failed of the desired effect. The practice of many yearn-1p = WO particular branch of their profemtion has not given rise. weasel unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treat.nent and curai of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of tilt. sys , ..ni,„ which is the consequence of the penurious and wasteful effects of habit long and most uoharpily pursues' by the youth* of both welilkl in the one it will be found to be the uulailing source .f barns* . ness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them dA g treating state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminators. in 'impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, wltlitiroas. sumo ions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous ctiMplaldte usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. ttf per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habi t , t h e i r treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the' coven of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. Ii the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal iiifection, Undi es obstructions in the urethra, spuugy excresceoces, hard t 0... mots, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as atio s'IRICI*URES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled else skill efother Practitioners ; are by their presentinsproved pla n oli treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the pativni suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage " wh . ch often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course ufll Do years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the .total eradication of which are effected by a tale, certain, and exredis: does mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopte3. weakness, relaxation, and debility proceed lig from this eon. r taint, is speedily removed, and the patient restores . . to scraxid end vigorous health. But where the debility leas for pcaalitis ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, afteriiiip Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisit tol44lllrei the slumbering sparks of life, and to reeniniate the connit ut i oa . • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first triple Aunty have brim under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for th,t,i.v a atoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. hod; h aw t received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the sledded sa. priority of Messrs. Carne and Co.. plan of treason/1N :414e0p of these Cieutknien bad Strictures from tea to Itseptx Twig and were under the care of Messrs. Home and and other "wrens of equal eminence, who anemone th irj the application of the hour caustic, 'withal, succsitul I.!' .1 - , Meserc-Cirrrie and Co. may be cavelike./ by eitiser : S,Ridi the greatest delicacy, sentry au{ :honour, at their Ivrea, No. 107. Hatton-Barden. patients; n the country are requested to state the partlia: of their we, ups awl emit' lsabk car ha MMus&