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_ _ ____________ s . • • . . • . • , . ---.....) ' . II( S 4 ... . .1.1.1.......m.a • •......................... . ~......,.. "MEP m•••'..l, . . ...; gm.. 8...... ....t• • mow.. ....._. _......._.- L._ ........_____... 1 1 . , • . . Ca ' • .v.to ~.. . . - w . , 4-e .... 4 ,..::,. ,:. # . ~, „i11...4 • . . . 0,,,,,, • ~. .. , ‘............ ..k, ~ ~ . lir .. . 40 ~,,-,,,, :, ... .. ......._. ---"‘ ..__ __ , , ".4 . 4 _ t ..) . -c%( ..' _..., _ • _ ______ . \ , . ~.... • .- - 4„.,: ' 0.: . 44 P ' of; puma ~ f 7 • N r IiBXR 9478. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, ISM- SEVE V•PE NC E. I ND WtIERL. 4 ...... of _ . , TTORNSBY and Co. Co. tew-ctfully acquaint the utit.t:e, that the Lottery fl Ashes Drawing on SATUR.- DA NIA U.—Tickets and Shares a.e Satre at tl.et,:are :heap rare th. y were before the Drawing began, at the old-esta- Ni.hed State Lottery OCice of HORN , sBY and Co. No. 16, ctiKNHII.I.. 19T11 JULY, THE LAS!' DAY JT SIVEWRIGHT. Ole emaractor for the Grand . ITERY which w , U finish Drawing 5A rum); Y, It'th July, acquaints thooe whn-e No:idlers were tor evrtkd to any Of t!te Afeaty Prizes the Fir.t Day, but to the Privilege of being t ier , n again on the 19th, that they may TCCeiVe- at the rate of „: : •:01 per ticket., by bringing them in Mr Parnell, on or helot . e!..: 17th of lids Month; i. should. however, budeialy tioNr st that time who thus accept the Meoey for tr.. it lilauks, r all clams to any Prise which the bathe Numbs' . may • beconie entitled to. AM. 'I HE FOUR PRIZE 3 of Xit , ,ooo still remain unde tided, and the mhis are very triflitv. (t ot 2 to I) agai:u .040,000 beru.; gained by One Num sea ; there remain also ti Minor ra pitals,besides Prizes of .E5O, aid J:LO, and .€^;,to.i. to he divided amongst the 1,010 first drawn Blanks—there is an advance ID Pike!!! J. SIVEWRIGHT has Tickets and Shares on Sale at N. 3?, CO4NUILL, I No. 11, liurnoso, and 38, HAYM4KICZT, l4l, OZWORD•JTRILET. 1 9 I H JULY, THE LAST DAY. GCARROLL. Suck Brc !:er, has the honour of . informing the Pubic the! the First Day's Drawing, whkh consisted cf more than hews Thousand Tickets, is over. The Steund and Lau Day will br SATE RDAY, the 19th inst. when 1 he Vow- kris. s of .€26,C00!! Which ccrtunn m thr Wheel, Musr Lc DRAWN. It will be ueceAsaty for thole Per,ons whale Nunihers are dr.iwn Blanks, at d who do not intend to take advantage of the AkY Nice of the Wheel, to bring to their 'tickets to the re specter °diets on or before Fridiy, the 18th inc. when they will br Odd** Prins of £lO. It mist be tindentood, however, that by so doing they abandon all future chance, and can claim n,c:,in;, though they should be Dr.swn tidier in the Your Prises of CC ',nom Ticks and %are., are selling at the OL:ccs of G. C • 7, and to, Oxuad•artet, it the follovriug Prices: Ticket - =et ts. Ids. Half . 13 0 I Etylath . 11 6 Quarter - 5 1 0 I Sixteenth • 1 6 0 Where No. 7.735, the Last Prize of .430,C00 was Sold in Shares. Orders from the Country punetual/y executed. IMPORTANT 1.0111:1:Y IaI'ELLIGENCE. MONLY FOIL BLANKS! Till TIIVR3OAY, the Mb of 'Cuts I.lowrit (lehr)• T'ASH resp:cdully reminds the Holders (4 the . 5.900 Blanks, drawn the Fort Day, tl.at alt:,-,tigh they !Ave had their CIIAUCe fur aU the Prize. drawn that day, their Numbers ma'am a. if they had never theft drawn, consequently they will have a it - Corn' chance for the second and Lan Day, sA I lJ RIMY. JULY 19, when The Loreto , will fini.h; And it is more than probable that acme of tloti,e Number. which have been ...pawn 1 1 1.1,1 e, will, in the Second Drawittg, °Main part if not all the Your Xito,ooo and other Capitals now hi the Wheel. !he Holders of d c 5,900 Blanks may receive at the rate .4 LaO per 1 ichet, it presenh.d at tithtr of Mars ()theca, on or b. tore '1 HMI:AMY, 17th OF THIS MONTH. But by an doing thf y give up all claim to whatever it may be re- drawn; and I'. run this to be borne in mind, otherwise dissarsfactf.•n might occur it a pima, parted with a Blank for aft), which was afterwards drawn a .8110,000 Prise. If the Mottles' do not part wi.b their Blank rickets or Shares on or before the 171 h of I his Mouth, they cannot receive the LI 0 per Ticket alter, but must take their chance for the Second Drawing, which will be NEXT SATURDAY, 19th THIS MONTH, When ALL the FOUR testo,(:oo Prus now in the Wheel, be sides Minor Capitals,. MUST BE DRAWN! Tkkea and Shares, warranted uudrawn, are selling by I'. WSH, Stock Broker, 4, CORNUILL; and 9„ CAARINCPCROSS Who sold Three of the Capital Prises drawn on Wednesday last, and le the Lottery which Rubbed 4th lone, more Capitals than say other Olfice-ketepes !OR SCHOOL-MASTERS. Lately published, IjACKINGTON and CO.'s CATALOGUE of DIC IIONARIES, GRAMMARS, and other SCHOOL BOORS; to which is whit:bed, a Sel.ction of the very beet Worts, for the Amusement, Recreation. and Moral Improve. Meet of Young People, adapted as Presents, or School Prise. Books, for either bez.—Dosborpoioare, June 54, 1517. Of I.lc)tington and Co. may be 11441, just published, The Acddents of Human Life, with Hints fur their Preven tion, or the Removal of their Consequences. By Newton Bus- worth, price 45. 6d. The Juvenile Curre:nondent ; or, Scriptural and Moral In structor. For the Use of Schools ard Yoang People generally, prize 4s • A New Introduction to Reading, containing many useful Ex ercises or Lessons, adapted to the Capacities of Children of either Sts, front six to twelve years of age. By the Rev. G. 1. Davies, A.M Master of the Grammar School, Hull. price Is. 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To which are pref zed, some generalObeervationi on Strophulous al:11 Cutaneous Diseases, price as. 3. A Popular !'realise on the Prevention and Cure of the ferent Stages of the Asthma and Winter Cough, with new and successful instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asth matic Fits. Fourth Edition, price Ss. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes, including the Iheory of Generation, &c. Price Ss. 6d. . S. A Practical Treatise on Female Diseases, including Obser vations on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disordersarders incident to .base important eases. Prim Ss. 641. Printed for Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row For 8 I*RANGUARY, DROPSY, GRAVEL OBS I RUC TIONS in the URINARY PASSA.GE, DIAI3E LES, atAl GENERAL WEAKNESS. WESSEWS JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma. lot y'l Nan these Drops have for nearly MO years past maintained their cbarseter as a specific fry the Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakneee and Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, and General Debility; but particularly for their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Diseases Wessel's Jesuit% Drops and Specific let einedy, are the only sale and. expellkiuus Cure, and are so innocent w their mature, as to make hub. or no rewriUnt. , As a restorative • for Gems' Debility, Wessers Jesuit's Drops have been lung known and esteemed; whether the Debility arises from the too copious use of Mercury, from s of Venery, or !. , tense beat or Climate, they are .erialiy serviceable:—suet as have the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Ghats, Se-'! mina/ Zfrusions, ch . an'' , Wealtiesior the Kidneys, Ureters or Bled- ' der, Diabetes!, or difficulty of making water, will experience a complete cure by due perseverance. The great object to be attended t•' Is, that Purchasers should be careful in having the true and ravine Preparadon.as t!e un safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted le be foisted on the Public by absolute falsehoods * are se numerous , that thi Propile! tors regarit every purchaser to ask for WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DAMPS. CEIITiON —The japUll.ll Wessei's Jesuit's Drops till inclosed In a black stamp, not an imitation of a starup,witb the following engraved thereon: "Joseph We: St i .k:aut's Churck-pkill a 7. . sou k a Is:'041. liati 'did Id • bottles, tomalning ten w ail, et ; Ir.— b . ' areal;Holboro; Tat o &chugs; maks Loads. Docks. TALES BY AUCTION. HIRTFORDSHIEE• EETWEEN HATFIELD and lIERI FORD. Splendid MANSION HOD3E, GARDENS, iicAntitel er.r A STAR GROUND 4, with a fine flowing s t itEAm 0 ( WATER, and upwards of Two HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES or RICH • MEADOW, PAO UR E, AND ARABLE LAND, PLAN] ATIoN AND 01.1filt BEDS. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garriway's Coffee house.'Cliatige.alley, Corot" oe Tonne. DAT, the isith tit t July. 1817. at welve &Clock, AVERY VALUAB LE FREE HOLD and part COPYHOI.D ESTATE. Land•tax rzlectrPti. Compri.in the hlaginfieent MA Nsle N t. t' :sr, • *flied in a delightlul Pat 'a, called WOOLMERS, Recently enlarged and improved at a very cor.s:derable expense. well known as a residence of the first e• msequencti,, and in a very beautiful and healthy part of the County of Ht6t - rs, tletwerc. HA EFIELD and HERTFORD, and in a neighbourhood of the first respectability. rhe Matiiiim is adapted for the accommodation of a NOHLr. MAO. ur Or nritmAn's Fauna. of the very first dlitinction, with excellent Offices attached and detached, suitable to such an Es tablbismetst, with capital walled Gardeas fully stocked, cropped sad planted; Hot, Green, nd Suceestion-house, Melon and Pine Pits. LaWllll, most enchanting Pleasure G-ou.ds, with shady walks and &covet ; adorned with a tine rapid .itteani of Water, stored with Fish; an unrivalled Spring of (for Water, Cascade, Ste. _ _ itie Estate is richly ornamented with luxuriant fine growlk , Timber, Plantations, Ever green•, and eontahs airout I WO HUNDRED and -.EVEN I EEN ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PAS I'URF. and ARABLE LAND, And OZIHA BEDS. _ _ _ Neatly Ina Ring fence, principally Inclosed by Pates, with Cot. rages and Gardens, Carriage.dtives, Gravelled •walls s, Ike forming altogether one of the handsomest properties in the County. I o be viewed by I 'clots. and by applying at the Mansion, where Particulars may be had; at ti e ikll, Hertford ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; While Hart. St. Alban's; Saracen's Head, Ware; keel lion and Green Man. Barnet; Falcon, and Four swans, Waltham Cross; of hlessrs. Sandy.. Horton, Roadie, and Sandy.., Solicitors, Crane-court. blest street ; at Gar raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street. Golden-square, where Tickets for vie*ing may be had and a plan wen. cArrrAL FREEHOLD ES MANOR, MANSION, PAttle, and n IMES, in the County pi - Suffolk. Ky HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on FRIDAT. July its, at I wider, in One Lot, by Order of the-Assignees of Mr. John Keinp v utdess au ;cc. pta• bte offer should be made by Private Contract, rIIHE Besutif til -ESTATE and MANSION can , d BRANCHES, with the extensive Manor, Quit Rents, Rights. Royalties, Foils of Two extensive Fair., and other ad vantages; together with nearly NINE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRE' of capital Arable, Meadow, Water Meadow, awl Wool Land, In the highest state of cultivation, subdivided into Four Farm., with Farm Houses, capital Earns, and numerous Outbuild ings; together with the Great and Small Tither, extending over upwaids of niKEE I IiOU.iAND ACRES of fertile Land.— The Estate putouts many adeamages superior to most; the Mansion is plated upon $ hue em nonce, presenting a hasidiome elevation, upon a site ot ground 141 feet by ;K; tltr towns ate of fine proportlods, a drawing roam an! dining parlour, each gi feet by 44, and to feet in height; numeroui bed motile, and offices of every description, and appropriate fora Family t.f Dis &cam. Ihe Mantua is embouvt.:d by Plantations, in the tenth of a fine Park, ornamented with stately Timber, and well supplied with Water by a Lake and Canal ; the whole Property in band, situate in a tine Sporting Country, abounding with Game, seven isuks earn Newmarket, in the parish Of Cowling', and in the count'', or Suffolk and Cambridge; upon the Env* are several Cottage., ate as will be snore fully described in the 'Particulars • Ihe Mansion may be viewed with Ticktts only, which, with Particulars may be had to dais previous to the Sate, or Mr. Isaacson, dollottor, Newmarket; and of linsgart and Phillips, Old Broad-street; the Land' may be viewed on application to Mr. Belk the bailiff; and Particulars bad at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Crown Inns, Chester lord and Hockerill ; Angel, Bury ; and at the Auction Mart. SPOITTINO hiSIDENCE, AND ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR AditE.; OF LAND, Near BISHOP'S WALTHAM, HANTS. By HoGc.twr and PHILLIPS. At the Auction Mare. on Few %e , August I, at • l'ivelec o'Clock, AVALUABLE ES CATE. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LF.AI;EHOLD, on LIVE I, in a i delightful Sporting part of the County of Hants, three milts from Mr. Powlett's Fox.hountit i and with! t Three Mil. a of the Market and Post town of BlsliOrS WALTIIAM, Seven from Wittehester. and Twelve from Southampton. bouuderl by I the Turnpike Road from Winchester to Portsmouth, comprising an escellent modern Family House, calicl IiF.I.MORE, of which a very anuiderahle sum has h ero: ucently eit,urvuled in Repairs and improvements. large produceve Wailed Garden, and ONE HUNDRED and FOUR SCATUTE ACRES of MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, lying compact, with extensive Right of Commun. 'lle House is seated in the came of a Paddock of Fwenty Acres, orna,nented with Timber and Forest Trees, and placed at an agrereale distance front I.gh Road. It contains Four Bed4.3saantiers, ' and a large Room for Servants, a Drawing-saint t 9 15.1 by 17. I opening on the Lawn, and cosemandtig beautiful Views; a ' Dining-Room, itO feet by 17. and excellent Offices, se l ',tied wit h fine Water. Coach-House capital Stabling, an I Otalitintianzs. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Manton, the Banff, who will show the Estate, and of whom Particulars may shortly he had. Particulars may also be had of Thomas Carr, Esq. John. street; King's-road; a. the George Inn, Winchester • Dolphin, Southaraptou ; Swan Into, Alton and Alresfor; Crown, Bishop's Waltham; Fountain, Portsmouth; at the Auc.i Mart; and of Hoggtrr and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street , where a Plan may be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM, HEVENINOHAM, Nqii NOXFORD, SUFFOLK. By HOLIGA . RT and PHILLIPS, At the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich, on WZlllilfsDAT. August 6, I at Two for Three precisely, AVALtJABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD FARM,. containing together 'IWO IiUNDRED and FOURTEEN ACRES of eapttal Arable, Pasture, and Wood Laud, delightfully situate in a line healthy and picturesque Country, near the Village of Hevasingham; the Estate is part Tithe.free, in the occupation of Mr. Charles Lee, at a Rent of £3115 per 41919,1121. May bp 'awed by leave of the Tenant ; anti Particulars had Ewe n,y days, previous to the Sale. at the White Linn Inn, F.ye ; Crown, Botesdale; Cups, Colchester; of Mr. Crabtree. Halts. worth; 'ft the place of Sala; and of liuggart and Plailliks, 014 &vortexes& SALES BY AUCTION; • V.kLUABLE FRFEHOLI — r" . FASt ms, near En, sUFFOLC " For Secure and Advantagenes Ineestesent. PERPMPIDEILY, by 11001.1A.R.T and PHILLIPS, the Colskts Linn Isn, Ipswich, 011 WCDALSLA v, August C, atTwo for Three pruciselg, Therm: Lots, • A vm.trAni.r anJ highly D air.tble FREE 1. HOLD FSFA t P., ennyistiug of Two Capital fAftlkl‘, Nate In Horbana and Hort.% contra:lir togrtiwr *FARMS HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT' ACRES of excel/tint ARABLE., MEADOW, FAS MEE, ant ADC)D LAND. in a high state of ; with Tao Farm Hnews..Blifsa. St: tiling, and requisre &triad urd EWEN. ; Let to Mr. Le ms and Mr. lam-, tiob%it?, whose Leases miry ^.t 114ir1 :: rlmat , Ii; 9. r rentals aikaritiorl to Six litoolrad and forty eivltt Pourf, per Annum. A:sn, a large suLual.eal sUAGC, with a welsaceu,tunted Grocet'a Shop, Two Gaieties. and T w3 aure., Rawly, and Fhi r .y- ann P erc h es o f L en d, let to /sir. Thomas Bayles, a yearly Te , ,an., at £IS p.Y mutant: The E,.aras may UT reweil, by 'CAVE of the Teutons. and Particulars had, twenty days previous to tise Sale, at the Wt e Lion Inn, Eye; Cmwn, Nl:read:de ; Cup, Cokhc,:er; of Mr. Craftree Halesworh ; at the plac e o f ::ale ; aad of Hagen and Phillips, Ci, Old Broad -street, where a Pin may he.sem. • MANORS. NEAR EYE, SUFFOLK. PEP.F.Ms- PM:IIY, hy HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Golden Li.:) Rm. Ipswich, on W tattacaar, August 2, at rtra. for 'I twee precisely, qiIIE rdiAt\:oils OF HORHAM THORPE HALL an•l 110 it HAM JERNEGANS, and the Manor, or Reputed Manors 01 HOit HAM COP. (DICK Ltd ROM, :i . EREEII . , situate In Hotl.am , with the Quit Prins, F%-e. , , Rights, Royalties, and Appurtmiarces thereto belonging, amount. ing togreih-r, upon an average of the last nine rar,i, to the sum of One Hut - tired and Three Pounds ler Annum. Particular., may be bad 20 days previous .nt the :He, at the White Lion Inn, Eye; Crown, Bottstlale ; Cups, Colchester; of Mr. Crabtree, Ha etiveotth ; at the place of 'ale; and of Hog gart and Phillips, 62, uid liroad•street, Royal Exchange. ADVOWaUN AND i• piaL , EN:•.t 110 N. NE.I9. EVE, sUFFOI.K. PEREMPTORILY, by IiOGOA It and MULLIN,. At the Gulden Lion, Ipmich, on Wcns:r:liar, August 44 at l'wo. for firer precisely, ZlliE PERPETUAL Al) V() WON And NEXT . PkFIiu.NTATION of tt.e REC I'ORY of HORHAM, situate in 3 line healthy part of the County of Sidra, wills the Gnat and hen all raises t.f l'W LLVE li IN OR I.: ACtt Eg of tie% Arable and Pasture with a l'arsoni c le hioike, Oat. buildings, and l'sessity-tor..e Acres of Git he; the present locum. bent kin Wu y. at; the pr.:s van- about .2;00 per Aron: Particular , may b,. hal 20 ilays prctions:o e.e Sale, at the White Lion inn, Ey.. ; 1A10; COpl, ; of Mr. Crabtree, Hal,,svfirth; at the piaor of Stir ; &oldest tioaart and Phillips, Old ensaststreet, Royal F.:change. VALUABLE FREEHuLD ESTATE, MANOR AN!) AUVOWsON, near Bi NO.:CART and PAILLIps. - - At the Golden Liou Inn, Ipswich. 1.41 WED:irtDAT, the OA of Augur, at l'ivo tor, i brie prectsely.suidess previous!) , disposed of by Private Contract, 'IIHE MA \OR 0' ALDHASI HALL, wi:h dig rines. Quit Rents, Rights, keyetiet, alid Appurtenance% and a Capiral ettuitioLD IisTAI E. comp,. sing At....41A.5.: FARM; cotrateing FIVE tiUNI At El) and stX ry. EIGt I Ac_:lLLSoffesee'lmit Arairie,Pasture,MtatloN,ao.l Wand Latid, twsei Lit d.. free tram lying very conveiii.on, within one mile of t`re capital Market town at ria.ll.irt, a.:.1 ii:)ly milts from t!.e I awn and Parr or Irwich, with a sultstan.:al Farm fintise, three riartis,etaLlieg for 20 liorser,e4warc, smith's shot', sad curacnitut Out hisihline, in ercellent rt.pair, in Vie occupation of the LZCCII(Ura of Mr. Samoa liar a' a Nett of Xi,ooo per vinum, and po , s,rsinn may be had tr! O ( ob. ? next. Al,n, the PERPE. UAL. A))VOW.sEnsl and IC:X . I* PRE . :ENTA3 lON (.1 RD: lOR of Al.D11V401; ce-4e:o ing 111111.: E'EN HUNOILLI)and I 'A Est IX ACit LS, via Great and Small fithin %eh , reo: Delo..g tcrt- iteet.nry, e. a • revo. thirds of the above Farm. rite present Incuuthent, ag-ti year% Pam hes very compac:ly,.n the Incorporated llundred of Costars!, wite the Poor. rates are moderate. o be viewed with leave of the reliant ; and Particulars ha 4 14 days preitous to the iale, a: the Golden Lion, Ipswich; King's Head, .stowtnarket; Rose and Crown , nudhury ; Cup. , Col. ches.ter; of Mr. Crabtree, lialeswor.h; and of Iloegart and Phillips, 6i, Old liroad•street, London, where a Kw of the Estate may he seen. BY HIS KIAJEiTY'S ROYAL LES t ER, 1.• rEN JMETCALFE'S PENETRATING HAM • BRUSHES, for all kinds of U..er. Ihe universal reerp.. Lion and unbounded Patronage (beyond all partllel) c.veii to d ir s. t New Invented Brushes, by all ranks in Society, is a is.m.le!: it instance of their ezzelience over every «cher onplvment 1 , .r Cleansing the Head from ncuri, thereby strengthen:n i t beanti• lug, and promoting the womb of the Hair. As Horse tsi ustßl, they are approved and recommended by Prole or they are alike esurentmi for all kinds of personal Use..., and tor all Domestic Purpose:, where',' a greater d,gree ut cleanlint cs will prevul, and r,mibine ecanurny with exec aiion. I key al.o of the greaieli consequence fur Maa,ifac tire anJ Mathis:try, and are Holy apprerattd by a number of the Erat Artisans the Country ; the superiority of the Patent Ertefries is so great, teat (in comparison) all others are wholly ue.etra , , s will Le proved on Hill. Patent Brushes are warranted free t: on% bone, or any adulter..tion, and at the same pricis.as goiraira Brushes heretofore made. To be had retail of the PATEN rrE, No. S, isa CAT NIA-T. La-unsnr-sratav, Pori - LA.:JD and at J..v, (ix fox a- , silts r ; and all respatable venders of Bru.be; in the Center Kingd.un. Seine fraddulent Shopheepe..s Itzving itut , n , c3 nn cLe Pulthe, tenth in price a!, , l quality, by svllinit ilturtouit ttroi..hrt, please ro ask fur 1. ME LN l• bit LS, and see that elch Emit Las the Patentee's Stamp Irtipriroed nn it— " fit. rcpt Fe, PAT V:ITIC," .Wilb the Rental InsTnia. tale Orden to be addre,sed to METCALFE and KENT, go, Draft greet, Soho; or C, Kent, Poultry, London. kem . supa • p .uzury aa ttjA the niffid t iec „ fre , aortvalcd, and the body soon rage an ease victim. To re move the Disorders ari.inl from (33hior.able gal.-ties and to restore the debilitAt'd constituthet Li the result of our study and erpsrt.. nice, and wo f rug tl.ar thirty years' surcutsf:.l practice in this peculiar brat. , •ll of tea. profn.r.hot giv,s us a de': , t•tl fopelortty utter astery r In recent rale, of ' it Info-. don, a prr:t ct ewe is hi the short periiol of two days, and In ttose exics of re complicated orture, where miter oract i thas ,„,l : ,,,„ r u it d of tn.:vitt', a proper per'everents: In o•ir plan of tn.:mien: t.;t: tires to the l':innt a found and pi -met re. estabilslm.a.ll tit 4 who are lohouring under a gener a l or local Dr!iiii:r,lt io know. that the Constitution, wlie:her It arise s f rom t h e iruiitte:.ln we pre,ctrae pos 0,,a the power of renoratio.; the rus-t or hi a residence In hot or unb e ni t hy c li mee . , too ted . ri. ot tlAt y l ou lita th ietl . Lar y a lite, or VW close 3Pridltloo to study. esclstive grief, in judicious use ti un:rcury, &c. or should it proceed from an tin,,. tual tendency to coustimpifon, these our rcatorativt..s w.rl ' the happiest effects.. In place of Lassitude and tlehinty, cs trourr bsthht Health, etrengttl, and Ispirits ; and' Lein to the zpoi r^d intim our plats of treatnient %Via aford ref*); antl comfort, hi gently and safEly Invigorating the syi.iect. Numerous cases to Strictures have been; and ore daily trotter our care, the total eradication at which is eff -rte.! by a safe. Om. tain t and expeditions mode of practice, stiperCe m a.,y ether yet adopted. !he we4kI.CS4, fat ItAt , oll, efgll7ll this complaint are speedily removed, anti the I'Atlellt testored to sound and vigorous heal 11. Patients eN Cabe! rc, 11,y consnit the yr ...test lo•nror, delicacy, and secrecy, At our 1,..11, , e, No. 107, HAlt,rl Garden. Patients in the country. it,..cithiNt their ca-c, end ertelo.ing a remittance for and ieled.eines, the satttewill be sent to 1.1. t: :be woi.d. ciYakir. 31'd , huts:ors,' t'o IQ7, tissue, Gert:eo. IV TANNERS, FELLMONGERS, AND 0 I'HERS. EXCELLIN FREEHOLD PREMISES, MAIDENHEAD, is ER KS. By HOCIGAR and PHILLIPS. At the Men. 00 FAIDAT. August I, at reveler. ACOMPACT ar.d v. ry Desirable FREEHOLD lAN-YARD, situate at the entrance of the Town *1 Maidenhead, a very eentneal Situation for carrying on a Trade of great Importance. The Estate comprises a spacious Tarr Yard, Bark-Barn, Drylng-House, Ware-Rooms Stabling, and Outbuibliugs; together with a suitable IhirelingAtouse Cinuit iug-liouse, Premises, Productive Gardens and Meagiw.i.and cootiguous; the whole containing together upwards of Five Acres, In the occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. 1.1.1 y, who will give early posse:idea. May be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; of Mr. J. Butterworth, Grano., Bermondsey; at die Mart; anJ ul lide gut and Phillips, 611, Okl Broad -street, Royal Exchange.