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Aga trAY s OCTOI3 ER 2 6, 1810. l e rstirElt 717. 0 1 - - 1.•• , • • • - • . . . • ..• . . •••••• of V ................... .....,........... ..,:::.-----0 ,- -7 - 7 ---1-7 - • - . • Nor THrutTlitil-ROYAL. covagr4mumag, •-.;., .. _ • mliiivalienf OPSICS. AM, s , !Mt !. .: • FOR SALC.. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, '. • • i''' . is, tu mORRoW . EVEN/Ng, . OCTOBER. -11 tr; irrilE - COMMISSIONERS :fir CONDUCTING 4:4 At the London e ' l l'avern, Pnabole-street, Piyutouth, on Tiiesday , rr. will belated Shiltiaperies . Plivral 4 , . '' ' - 1 - Ars . pgrAgste.; nur*lr car SBA/PICA for Witt 7 3otta October instant, at Noon, PING JOAN. ''- i • ... 41 Velr, 11111VPUIPED stileifilif.Msuld. fr. the Ctrs axe CClP si !i i Tor the Bene fi t of the Concerned, and trepay a Salvage and to. FIGSKI•4I • pairs. Ike. on the Ship, . the WAS . I . 104 !lobo; Mr.W.A • ,/,4* t - - c-•• -- ; reakey ( ektlSOkiki f f WAR is Anvil sive' • • rilesziEtialif,' Iktr . ,; : n ...T...., . , $ .64 _ • . ~..,. , ... t . ..• • 9 1 1 / 2 ". Hilheit.,*,,r• ,c•__ • '- , '', ,„ . , ' Lim ater ti WW,iftruty. et titts Cgitee, onTuesday the 20th or -IL% COTTON, part of the Cargo of the Ship Brine:, rev*. f.",..."2,„, rt ., 1 . )° : rtillei.. 'll.,—,..,ftkii. Master •" •••«1• . '-•.•:• : t Itheilfii; co, c * ls•iceiiiii a 4 Tenders and treat with such lured him the French on her voyage from New York to Ton. ,'''''''"'„',' • • r.Arsiouricv Win'. 1. 141 ‘,..... ' . lliti oss i sa lil u o r kw ir i ) ; ~ + nirageo.—For viewing samples and further inforinatioo , apply rel In tRe r•"" she REYEI T o y r bkii wili be ediki.the.o 7, ':it :. • -' • ftir Vittaidltng Mat and Captain Goodrich, u the 'liver Crowns Tavern, or to . - TOM THUMB..., :' . - w°unchd storm% a . 10014 dm Bouvier Hospital fillip, at • . . . . - Mr. JOHNIIAWKER, Merchant. "lf the 1" and cart .King *Muir, Ddr.FAWOgSM, , • . . ' W°9l 4 kbi Wad Tr 1111001400. et .theclove al cork f 4" - Nave, Mr. LISTON ; Dmitlies. lat.-TAIniOR . s Tvidve !v l 9,tscer4l!4 * *),44li t s; of jasitary, isal. Afterwards will be SOLD, in convenient Lots for Consumers of I '` . the respective Articles, a them h will b• o men Doilaiolls, Abs. LlgTott . :; ' ',, ' No !...! luo i .kremiroo f.OA a . 'of awi+l , 4 4 it Prat. sir "'Y ' . T.,„ docre mli be opened at lialf pato *A v oid 11,4 ParS* l A • .. ifin • - *At . ••• A.bottt 20,000 Feet very superior'Ash Oar Rafters, from 18 to T"ges' Lacs . . 4 itssps!s , _ tarty, or aa spa far hiss, tseassogr st!seii. ' ga i lsec to n; 10 Hogshead and Barrel Staves, and so Pieces of = of 4311 Past l s • • uudut.—The woolinekvmderhellthxd • ins le emeitiaNdisirk.fhir,trem. rairajbwritik pc.- take wood, just landed from the likhoonee Bolin*, of and from andal. The T r t e dy. o ntim ~x ,% .. , ..• .. • . ,iititlier•ei ierweeiiiiiif , lall tail penes ksuligiig, is Si. nos if -Boston'. - Also one Log, and sundry thick Planks of very n'inaur ti n day, babe* ; br9 I* rMr. IMO. .. • . t#l* tar sibspitatiostsser 1 tiii : iiitrset. . -. . Honduras Mahogany; several 6ne and very large Cedar Beams and Knees, from the Roots of Cedar Trees • Plank old Ship G orr' Ire /b a dly, A Cure tot tltelleartAkella. ~. . , . 11 " 1 4:iftifiis' : $ alli it houllifY *OVA% aOa aPors •• 6 iie Timber, fte. and some large pieces of Saioca ' Woad, p articular) n o fo g g y, Khig . Henry *lit 'Fourth, T ia, ! ,,,,. ~,....,,, .. house, way. vt , ri ft , tal 1:1 ttf_ , ! • 1 1 ,1w. ,, , 6,„-- . •,:-.. ........ 5 f ,,. .. & ....,. s!rgrisrs sf the said ship. '. • ,: i ...... , I.:. , . :... , ... recotnmeodsd to Joiners, and Cabinetsmikers, all of which ina . , , -s ho wive, as saaslittatiata 2t eh. ALI P.i.... V... 1 r..... 1.1. ....I , last uteri , - Erßitt the Pt^ end wW be published early is December. from a CORRESPONDENCE, and SWISTANCI of COMMUNICATIONS, with MR. UsSON, MR. PERCIVAL, &c. &c. en the Slibiteto of AS TES and ABUSES in the MILITARY ES r,anus rid EXPENDITURES; demonstrating to the Public, reported FACTS and OFFICIAL ADMISSIONS, Om N 1... 'V of a' IMMEDIATE and COMPIXf E CHANGE 14 I II 4 IO,SYSTEM of MANAGING 1041 APPLYING REVENUE—By J. J. VASSAR, Esq. sums It cote to pentacle end to skreen extrevapnce eerily t inn, were applied to the discovery and the du:civil it would savisthe country mlWons and mill;nns." Ate sees, hum these Documents, that all the additions; !defy levied, might have been saved to the country. GOTTENBURCH MAIL. . ittAYSTS ipi.,;0414 . 5e If; L s ib. F- FRE .6VMML9S/enlibiteili .tefi r fattiVNG / . 01a iLspuirra_TA,4l426p. Arazirtwfrei f ia g "0-ICA °A' WOUNAO4 I4 *4 I 4 iir ais Cm* &ail Cwt.* v: tars oiling Ar4R 4..4 , 45-zir.**4 ann lbat they . wili be ready at this Office, ejs-TeesdaY the 111 . . b of grit; to *delve sealed Tinders; and treat witb,sueli farsoirs as inir be willing to cet&ract for Victualling Sick and Seamen, and Ski Prboners :at War, Martinique, felt Oftite Menthe certain, .ftent the Ist January, ISM •r...Nmatoo, OCTOBER 10.—Mons. de ROMS& Consul of his Majesty Napoleon, arrived here last night. Count Gottorp (the late King of Su &Jen) is stated to have arrived at 6r. Petersburgh. ORLDRO, Oczasca s.—Yesterday arrived in this place Baron Alquier, French Minister to the Swedish Court, and this day, at two in the afternoon, he had his first audience el ItisVyarMesty,*fincPdelivered--. his credentials, and at the gime time thee:if-60pin . of the highest degree of the Legion of Honour, one of which was detained .in particular by his M tjesty, the..Emperox of the French, fur the King, who was most graciously pleased to confer the other tw - t on • his Excellency Baron Engstrom, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Baron A,ddercreutz, Counsellor of State. JONEOPING, Ocroste 6.—Last Wednesday •arrived • in this place Governor-General Count Essen, with most of the Swedish Noblemen, who are to proceed to Helsingburgh to receive Isis Serene Highness the Prince of Polite Cori°, and attend him to the capit4. Yesterday the Archhishop;• and the'Vice-Chancellor de Lindblom passed - tere fur Helsingburgh.--- - • Rio*, ,(gnats 6.—Caunt Gouorp has arrived here from St. Petersburgh.; . previous to his departure he addressed a letter to the king aid Diet of Sweden, wherein he upbraids them with their recent choice of a CloWll Prince, which he terms ipominious and dis graceful in the highest degree, and consigns the Got vernment to eternal obliviop and contempt, as =- worthy of the consideration of their lawful monarch. CoreNirmage, OCTOBER s.—The patriotic refusal of our Government to the demand of the Emperor Napoleon for the admission of 30,000 French troops into this island, has been modified into an agreement to allow 3000 troops to pass over at one time ; doge will immediately proceed to Helsingburgh, and will in succession be followed by other divisions to tbi above =omit.' DOREEN. &ire. 24.-Intelli gen ce has been received ilkat his Royal H4hness the Crows Prince of' Sweden Is to pass through this place neat Wednesday or .-Thursda, so his joerney to Stockholm STOCKHOLM, OCTOBER 11.—His Royal Majesty intends to leave Orebro on the 18th instant, on his return to the capital. AUSTRIAN FRONTIERS, SLIM 25.—8 y letters frost Turkey, it appears that the Grand Scipio: has already joined , the Grand Vizier's army with a very considerable body of troops, and that still greater re inforcements are expected. The whole is calinlated at $OO,OOO men. AU European Turkey is under arms, and the Grand Seignior is said to have sworn by the prophet, that he will bring the war with Russia to a speedy and fortunate conclusion. .FASHIONABLE DA4I6ING, by - Mt. LE nuirk.st rti t Alseragel, , i iiirt teir od 'Gentlemen of any , who Oolaysti s ehipt „ win o / Inept,' or hirwinot thwesodeVtityle. Mr. Atstes system of teachibg h erßeal t 4 fbietttais Is whom it is an object to acquire dewily that titshitstiable.waiuti. Actor genteel society expldieissu.dy,privkrdirti i ia = ittptehit of grade sr& elegance. Those who .do not irate print* i fi chitmay learn at a small , eitiiosice, will a rdspettible stet ee iiplh on the public teachitis at e: e4 enbila. "Alf awl Wile ea Aitat eltgantiancy dreg sealkiskop. The Subscrin..l.--- ha seen, w appliestiou at the Old Prism Yard, Corside, and farther particulars a; Mr. Hawker's Counting House, Briton Side. t a ANAL PROPERTY, 1/oReUo t . ' H WATER WORKS, 1 • BigiLSHiiERRING FtfittERY,TAUXHALL BRIDGE, LONDON, AND SURREY INSTITUTION SHALE& TO BE SC,II.D BY'AUCTION—By. Mr. SCOT F, On Friday, Note:4l6er 3 , at Twelve o'Cloelt, at the BOA, SHARES rn trte•Momneqth, Wilts, and Berks, Elksrnere, Basingstokeißockciale, Lancuter, and Oakhans Cans; Three Shares of Xteik each in the Borough 'Water Works, tn./Ming A'S per Snare clear per annum; Share's in the British Herring Fishery, Vauxhall litslge, London- and Surrey lasdtudon Shares. rat tie 'blies an saw ; • i k SATTIAS - RWRORIV4II4. tTOCKDALE> Ntieritikx 44 Pall-Mall; respect -4J fully announces ("MI sesir Ilk dd.) k MILITARY SUE. Wand PLAN of the. 011ERKIIIIINS lArthivits,LlNG„ 701 in PORTVOMOllliteapthaing every movement of to Anti', _ f-N . es itt No Trader w ill be resolved a ft er ens a'elsei as She oliprg blosty o ar airy wrlird t maw tigejloorii, or an agintfor a, frornasi ataviL - leak Team same ivoiesirjoanird by a Lair fray two rosjortabit *416; stating Xiiiirim . bialoit tirig - ao Perron kridirlsg, in As own I 4110011, fir the dot *finnan film Contrast. • Ji? tareirmlari. Oval be brews ly ahalisir thia.Ves,- sr Se Alebr f the said Carallo,lov a _ . Particnkrs—at the New Hate], Birmingham; Hatchet's Ho tel, Pieta&lly; at dee Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 2s, blew Bridge sweet.. BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES OF M. DIIRROU9/1„ To be SOLD by AUCTION, by B. LEWIS, Oa Monday next, the 90th day of October at the Antelope Inn, in New Sarum, In the County of Wilts, at Four o'Clock ia the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots, under conditions of Sale to ba then produced, 'THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD . and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. Lot 1. All that capital Leasehold Messuage or Dwelling House, wick the spacious Wart...rooms belonging thereto, situate in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, late in the occupation of the said Michael Burrougli • together with the good will of the extensive and well-accustom:4 basin*. of a Woollen Draper, Mercer, and 1 747;w ur anples of din Amigie'd Patingal, jxtvoii. T o t few , • THE. QUESTION efitt4tettag dfo EntelA. t rotor efr ctAtittkicif Eked *4 WAS& V f W. ntllifISSON, Pt M. P. • twos ',Mai Murray 4, ittertAingklNl 4 ._ifstelkard, . Tludittl. Lade.; i 64 11 04 M. N. . won, Dublin . ... wargobil*Opprisa_ 4d - m tnatiTrldo od. ViCAMi s I in ANA 0 HYSIO- - LOGY , 41so r • • ;Mattel; Modica, Clao- wary, and Plionninly vtlitrat• nit4M pa the College of Surgeodiriblieriiiir Transpbet Nadi: Rollitil7 bilialliPEß f M.D. _ Undertaker, for more than My yaws carried on therein. The above premises have been mostly new within a few years, are In excellent repair, and in point of sitaatioa are inferior to ince In Salisbury. The Fixtures and such part of the Stock in I'm& as shall remain 'indisposed of it the time of the sale, Will b. required to be taken at an appralsenutt by the purchaser of these premises. Lot t. A Freehold Manage or Dwelling House adjoining Let I,ln. which an extensive Banking Business has been esta blished and carried on for more than twenty years last past. Lot S. A Leasehold Statile, Brewhonse, and Out-buildings io the Butcher-row, Salisbury, late ki the oscupation of the said M. /linfough, and neer to Lots 1 and It. The respective tenants will chew the premises; and for Birder inetlealars, apply to Mr. Arney pr Mr. Timmy, Salisbury, John Solielton to the Assignees ; if by letter, the postage mast be 04. s, _ IiOOIeJSR, a._ Lk** draida%. • ?timed for John Moray, 32,11astdstreet ; and wad, Ed.nhergh. • ' 1 1'0 FLORlSttittihitfitga i k • Di ' THE FLo S •• I ZtAL , N •••• I'REATISE on maa.CPaa. PILE- and ' • ' litho principal FANCY , timviaits.statsous 11.0014,tdce. s Dissertadon on liedla ;ad Niobium. By JAMES : WAD. I)OCKS, late oi how *Sties, Wiloirgeo‘ •br. Cum, containing oolopeed repwilentations of die .Flortreos, and stravings descriptive of the different processes of Gardening, acid the implements-used in Hordcniturcfprice 61s. and a few Ise copies, 41. las. 6d. London; ,Priuted for J. Harding, 116, St. railles'aiitrost. I - . TeRVW CAILIMM - - No.l, St. Panes:Clawch-lei, London. . 1 A ICAINES begs leave t 6 inform the Nobility. 1z 3.• and Public in gonoratAat he las livarted a large quan tity of Turkey Carpet., of suparlor quality, and at reduced priors, front 100. 5141 feet awl upwards: also a large assatttnent of Brow eels, Kalb:valuator and Iranbdan CakPets ; sod all jot" of mot dare sad fashionable Upholstery awl Cabinet Punkas.. FREEHOLD uraTz.—Doitari TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, s. • _ MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's livings, or any other property ; persons of respect ability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentltnwn will find every liberal Ilmommodation, without delay.—Application from twelve to two, or letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, Suothsstreet, Berkeley-square. At the Crown Inn, Blandford,, on Thursday, the 9th of Novotny ber, 1110, at Twelve o'Clook predsely, AMOST Desirable and Compact MANOR FARM, called MARSH FARM, containing Thirty-Ave Acres of rich Meadow, including Orchard and Seite of the Build ings, and Seventy-five Acres of very excellent Arable Land, in Seven Inclosures. The estimated yearly Value of the Farm la about £l3O. 'lbis day was published, printed on Vv riting Paper, price 215. for a Year, or 10s. 6d. for Halfa-year's rook, THE FARdER's ACCOUNT BOOK for 1810, and 1611. By means of the Printed Tables and instruction, enticed in this Work, any Fenn Servant who can write, is 'labial to keep with accuracy and ease, the accounts of a Farm. The great utility of this Publication to Farmers, Stewards, Bal l*and Cultivators of every description, is now fully proved, by ta eacreasing circulation throughout the kingdom. And it is no:amended to the Matte , bf every Gentleman who %visit's to know bow his land is managed, as it contains s Lily account of Labour performed ; of Increase and Decrease. of Stockkof litor slim and Disbursements, and in fact, forms a complote,lpuipal • vf every thing done on a Farm each week throughout the year. London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. lama's -street, and, tap be had (if bespoke) of every Bookseller, Stationer, and . Newsman, throughout the kingdom. • a New VOLUME of RIVISGTON's ANNUAL I!'E3ISTER. This day was putlifshe.,gtriee fn Boards, ins. THE ANNUAL 'REQISTER, Ot a VIIZIN of the HISTORY, POLITICkatadLITIRATUP.I4 fos the Tut 1795. . .... . • , Printed for F. C. aid J: litiviagida,* tr0..42, St. Plies doireh Ye! ;. sold also by Messrs. Pare r Egerton, Hat€lo4 . Aill'i" idle, slid Fell, and Messrs. Arch. N. D. In this Volume,'lsesfdeitither inteiliffhiteiliter,vrillhe heal a more complete Accuttnt than hart hipsysin been gs an ass tie English Lan g ua ge , of the PrilishlllstOry, from .thiit od of fie Russian I nvas i on in 1f43i,. to tho stashilitallf iii. in vaimt. l hdependent State,, in thy Yea; 179.5 ? ....'• _•. . • A • The Volumes for 1796 an d 11104 ) : . 121)131 a thesfrolhaff will *ear before the close of the Year. • , Of the above-mentlonyd Bookseller may be had the f4nner tohimes, published by Messrs. : ngteas. ... akei . ALETTER on the MEDICAL PROP 1U of Fewest 1-1118fERY. • • By WM. BUCHAN; M. D. •Astilibr of Domestic MOM*. • Eke Sixth , In the Monthly : Reviver' this Letter is notified in'the foltdW *culls..." 13r. Buchan here ceitofArcs "AU . 4 0 , 1104' dtieases which are either caused or increased by the irettetiont or AIME* in this country, and whieb are tkety co-he obviated or relletiti Vl} attention to prom • clothing. He ridditinVends, -add we'tethri Judy, the Manufactilie ;ailed PIO* lilOsiety, fo precerinee to. flannel. Indeed the delicacy nodtttilitydf this *Mile Mk dellf"re t h • the praise Which is here hy bestowed uPOn tr.''—To be_ehaslss,,;4.;,;("—e Patentees of the*Fleeey Hosiery, Holland, Walet_elli'mAra No. ;•4 0 erd'a die afferediesotisters. • • •La Lute de Mr. 1 4 e Dodger Nob* vies) de Ipirottmen haucuis. Tiirgritt. • • . • This f ddy ire putPitid. • In Twenty-five . Vuhnties. royal 1 143f1ui... euthenWsed.loltia. :ask ravings, price Z 6, i6s.6d. „anti on fine raper, with-Portraits, r and Proof Impression. orilwiliatcs4fice Ritrittit. boatidi, pi -1E BRITISH THE or a CoLLgc.. ;a- TION. of _PLAV,S,, whichyare Acted at the Theatres Royal, C.ditetttWikeddo, tiay-marEet. Piinta under the Authority, and; lispPitesissitsret 4 1 .4sotteis- from 'Alf I : l ;clinPt Books, with Biographical -and Critical Remarks. By , firs. bicutnio. A Confection of Patties-arid othiwillfhiffriliiheos;Sviiithittni amid' at the Theatres Royal, Dr Lane, Covent-Giarden,. and 1-lay ivlarhet, printed undur the Anthoeitf ef •theMinakifs, , frinterthe . ! 4 ‘impt Bouh. Selected by Mrs. InftwinAtO. -In '4 Wis. ~.zr4rno'ice Ll . ISa. boards, or on fine paper, with Portraits, l Fr:00 )5. boitis. farly in NoVeniber wW be.ptioblishod,, . a The hloonaN Tat ATee, or s CollectiOn.of succesi a y cm f Mod Pktys, acted at the Thetttes'lroytd,'London. Pant frOnt the icinipt Books, by Authority of the Manacirs. &lotted' .(ettitAtia. In te n vols. royal I erno, to cOfftirml-vgiYAll3‘l3-1 "Ws British Thiatrestin Collection - of Pieces. , . Pri ated Lottgaiett, Horst, sees, Onne, ethi errilidViej trnoiter-low. 7 - 1 - 110$E.who suffer nervous irritation from weak. neps.of stornack,obstructed bile, and bad digestipn will find relief inSPILSBURY's PATENT-ANT ISCORBU' I7C DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritability ; they alto contult the boakhAf the stomach, by promoting the ap • petite, and an Increase of spirits all the health improves.—ln deep. stated absceesee, where a cure could scarcely he contemplated, so healthy a change has been producalLas to excite the best hopes of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulons Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is established.--West India orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Solos-square, London. The,genulne Medicine has the government duty printed ea a black ink stamp, and the words, " the King's Patent;' ex pressed on the bottle, billifdlreetion, and outaide mapper. Soak 16, Soho-squats, In small bottles of Sa. 64. double Mottles to. ending*: aCt. 2a.--kCoespousd Essence II& HEALTH AHD Lomortity. • R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Intentor as a remedy Sra himself, and whiek.preserved him to an advanced age, are admirably cat sulated for rheumatism,, colds, and aU those complaints te which the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate-.. likewise for bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and bowels; sad for head-aches, ocesslOned by indigestion, •r by free living.• Said only by F. Newbery and tens, at the Warehouse for lir. Janet's Powders, No. 45, St. Pant's Church-yard ; mid it Vt. 'James's lite house in Bruton-street, price 4s. dd. a beg, contain ' itt4 116 pMs,er slx in one yript box for Xi is. • Noce are genuine bar those which have the words " F. Nayeberyb No. 45, St.'Fael'a,"engraved in the stamp. - true judgment will be forded of the pretensions of a men who offeh► Dr. fey sale, when it it knows that he watt mere labourer In the Doctor's garden, and totally ignorant of the principal ingredient in Dr. James's Powder, of which' he itarDeiscandacity to adeetttse himself as " the orlginal'and only preparer;" though k It proved that this medicine was pr.eparkld dad sold b#9.re be was barn, and that he never was en , ployed in any part of the 'recess. . , . . ' ...., ... : 7 PR. JAWIEWS-.ItNiALEPTIC PILLS. • I WAA.Y be ked rittittine, as usual, 25..9d. the box, &TA7bi• 'tibiae* ids. 'of B. PERRIN, No. 23,• Southampton.: street; - Covent.saiden , , Joandon; the only ; person who ever pre, i plossrthicfAnaleptiel'illsfor the late Dr. James, from the rear' 1712,.ifIteeti frit 4 timpors4tl thinnyantil the Dactor's'decetise:-- ' These Pills are a so vereign redid); for bilious diseaaes, ioiligesiloo, ISsiefattifelile; eibewli tostisintsi,triout•ltiome Ratidencies in the sicenailretitibdisoils, anttchen thenceariging;* goutyln habits,gid r dine's, or rhea matitiparn, iyi tdad, Xi those 6.c.easiiinedbyfreeliv ' ifig; peffEiithigilaii.les an 4 intemperance; prevent be S ' elittigresalifit'catigh"or COLA ;Are excellent in lowness ifs'pillits'i* stetsons diserders ; hi dnepaiee . no water wilt ieetiniutate' %Alta oseie rills are reinlarly taken hy'rtimdeingilie tatfse;thitilfi,4% thieve persona butject to fits i fenititi, - at the age arviiiirtypir the St4line 6r Tiye, slidulii never mawfeet taking them, bemenblieetetit good fainilY Mkltiie. .• . , . 13. P. likewise i4slitAt titpreperaig Dr. JAME$ ' s FEVER POWDER (which lielias preityirto the satisfaction of tiro pliblaq in the•sale of them ttir 21 ware: rat) having had free acci•sx. to • eiidiy iiiirellient wheiiisciL they re compounded, he is (quelled . froth the Pear.ticadgiart M . ill's . process to accommodate medical jpractitioosio*L the getiniiiiAlever POwder at a price.wurikg Itkiir.l.lllo.4%rOlic:rt.hkel, the /644. There is a good Farm House, with necessary Buildings, and mother House with suitable °Sees, substantially built about SS years ago, intended for the residence of a Gentleman, and might, at an easy etpeoce, be Sued up as a Sporting Bos. The Estate is very well stocked with Gains, being surrounded by Manors abounding with Pheasants. Hares, and Partridges ; situate sit miles south of Blandfurd, in a most respectable neigh bourhood. The Poor's Rates are only about One Shilling in the Pound, and the Land Tax is redeemed. Mr. Bessant, of BUM Regis, the Tenant, will shew the Pre mises; and further Particulars may be known by applying to Mews. Webb, Webb, and Attwoed, Salisbury. CHALL/NON. IVIESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his LTA Majesty's Service, challenge the wnole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many year,. In this particular branch of their profession has not gives rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and curs of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes: in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren. twys ;thelsther have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis •tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates In ()mice. 'f hese are its remote and ultimate effects, while con sumprlsins,loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints usually. characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per. sons langidshing under the disoniers incident to sech a habit, their . tivattnent is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in thy course of a long, laborious, :and much extend.ft practice. In the mast obstin-te and complicated cases of venereal infection, mob as obstructions in the urethra, spongy .escrescences, hard tu nsenws,caDous ulcers, eruptions, setninal weakness, Il..!uts, as-alsis thither recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill olother Practitioners ; arc by their prevent improved plan of reatnumt, effectually and permlnently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage whichi often follows the" application of the lunar caustic. In the course of tO years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of Stricture* have,been ant} are daily under their are, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expedi• Nous mode of practice, superior to any othLe yet adopted. The weaknels, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient reetured to sound and viv gorous health. tut where *the debility has for years existed, • , proper paiteverance in their restorative remedies, alter the atric• Lure has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering limits of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. St vt.rai Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, have lien ender the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. tur the re moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Etc. and, having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may ire made taillem as satisfactory evidences of the decided su re-diorite of Meyers. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these centlentru have had Strictures feons ten to twenty years, and had betel ufider the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside', and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the' cure by pie alielication, 6( the lunar fanatic, without success. Mestrs. Currie and Cts. may be cesusulted by either *es with the gireaLeattetiallty, grerety, Intl hamar, at their house, Na. 107 Hatton-(turtleb. Patients in the country are requested to state the patticulars isedtOr case; age, .atiki get,U.tal.liabarof Ke: inclosiug a remittance fur advice and . saeilicines t when the maw will he iiiven Of sent to ali t/ part'of tbeldngdom. To ensure that set -reel so 'es:tidal td their , usideltabbig, the a lo•tatitill4tattetfillfbe 0dc1 1 .4 aoiokost laistaildistes. ' . SP.IIN. ALICANT, OCTOBER 1. On the 17th of last month the garrison of Tortola (which up to the date of our last accounts has not surrendered, nor is nearer its fall than sixt the fie* week of the siege) made a desperate sally with *body of 4.500 men from the town, to the south, where th, French have an army of 14,000 men. They attack ed the enemy during the night, and coming upon them unexpectedly, destroyed 3t battery of thirty isle. ces of heavy cannon, newly erected, by spiking 4bit guns, which had proved a considerable Annoyance to the town. They killed besides about 700 of their be. siegers, and carries into the town a large quantity 61 ammunition and some provisions, having theinselves lost only about .50 soldiers. Since that period woo cond attempt of the same kind was made, but tho success was not so splendid as on the former occasion the result, however, of these repeated attacks has been that the enemy has thought fit to relax reedy his exertions in the siege, and has drawn his army further I from the town. • IT 0' Donncl, afser his success near Palamas, should think of relieving this place, the French, in all. pro bability, will abandon the siege, as they have many sick, andsuudergo much distress. Blake, who is Commander in Chief, has an army of patriou m Valencia, 30,000 strong, but not more than half armed : he is expecting supplies of muskets from England and Cadiz, when he will be able cumin the French army under Sebastiani,- who has 12,000 foot and 2000 cavalry. They have committed man ravages in Murcia and Valenca, but Blake is detertiO ned not to attack them until he is confident of success. In the mean time, the outskirts of the invaders are ter. ribly galled by the patriot mountaineers. The army of Sebastiani was 15,000 foot, but the desertion. from it have been so great as to reduce it to 12,000. • ' ' The yellow fever, which has appeared with some r v irulence at Carthagena, will, it is hoped, not long .irbo tbntinue its ravages, as the season is far advanost4 and the cooler weather will stop its progress. The lumber of deaths that have already occurred in the le itre about 6 or 700. Joseph Bonaparte, who was at Saragossa, has lift it, and has returned to Madrid, but he has gone's long round to the north, ss he was afrattl of•ecopise threountry. }le has dammed lignal .. iren agfitalbt the .spoimiards in that part .t the kitig troy are climbed*. Pr I, LICENSED S rATE LOITERY OFFIer.S. 110, CORNHILL, and ST. MAROARR ire HILL, Bolooon. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Broken, remind their Friends that the CITY LOWERY will be Drawn on the 4th of DICENIVER 4 ; a variety of Tickets and Shares are oti Sale. - . Ticket. .: ..... .. .. ......£1 13 0 lidif ' X; . 'l2 01 E lg k t h . . A2l sj) . , SQirter 4 7.0 Sixteenth , 012 0 , SCHEMES GRATIS. i • HORNgBY and Co. sold the grand Prizes in the Adelplll Loser! ;,Cox's Museum Lottery ; the Pipt Diamond Lottery ; and In the PIM and &toad City Lotteries: also, No. 2,552, a W1—N0.1,357. a Alpo(); and No. 3,077, a 415001, in r Q ttrit Wes, in the LottcrY 'drawn en Friday last. •