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c •• 44- ~,,- --e l ... . . . , . .. . . . .• ). 4 4 * A ' : i f% ,41 ,E1 • •, ' fa -110....-IF - . . • LL,.t • •- • - .4 4 ownerriki TV ES DA If ; 1 ' El ECEMBEt ,-.- 11, !ORT OFFICE, Noeenter 24, IEIO. 'I2ONEI3S fqr ,cONDUCTING iZefEMPOBT BBRYICE,for taking DIM SEAMEN, wafer 4e Care and of WAR, do hereby give Zlotia, TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FRE EHOLPEIS, FORE' MR. STREET. READING SCI-It his Friends and the Public, Young Gentlemen for that Su. advantage of the best Classical intends himself to teach eve necessary for the intradection -Professions, Surveying, Clonal Establishments for 12. Cards of Terms OF THE COUNTY OF GLOCE.TER. GENTLEMEN, my Opponent having renewed his assertion, that " A Com'Anation of Peers of the most opposite principles was formed to prevent his success," it becomes me again to declare, that of any such combination, or any undue influence employed against him, I know nothing. It is true that, on my Canvass, unrestrained by the bias of any party attachment, I have received the most general assurances of support, and I feel pride in thinking, that my snake arises from your conviction— that I am not unworthy your confidence, and that I shall not dis grace the county which ft is my ambition to represent. Gentlemen—Throughout the present contest it has been. and remains, my wish to avoid Recrimination and Personikity—to take no unfair advantage of my Opponent—but to bebatte towards him with the generosity of en Englishman', and di.: good mannem of a Gentleman :—Yet I must complain cif - a want of Candour, when he states to you that I am unwilling to concede to the Commercial, Manufacturing, and Agricultural Interests, a right to interfere in matters of Election,—When, and whet*, 'dld I etpress a sentiment so repugnant to my feelings ? I did say— that the'Elective Frandhise was alone vested in the Landed In terest—And sattly this may be said without ofence in a country where our several interests are Inseparably connected; and where Landed Property every day teconies the just and honourable re ward of Commercial Industry. Gentlemen—To the Day of Election I look forward - with the most perfect confidence of success,—and I can assure you that though I may not follow my Opponent in a naming profession of Independence, and in a multhrtie of promises —Yet that in Zeal to promote the local Interests of the County of Glocester—in ly at this Office, on Thursday the 20th receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such to contract for Victualling Prisoners lorman Cross, near Stilton, for six months Yebruary, 1811. •ived after one tiekek on Me day treaty, nor or as agent for him, personalty attends. eccompaided by a Letter from two xespectoble bound with the _Person tendering, in the prfermame e the Contrast. be known, by applying at this 0 . 47.. e, or to Cross. TO BOOKSELLER. PURCHAeERS To be SOLD by On the Premises, No. December 13, 1810, a by diriction of the /twig:tees severs,-Bankrupts, HE Valuable Stock at theitt in elegant ' ment of School Books, ' m-Platcs; and Copy-1 Writing Papers, Account _ To be eiewernyrd CatAlogues New llond-stratt .and of ip o ßroF4lcli, s zt-vn4or 29 , l KIO. lONARS for CONDUCIING TRANS pdier SERP7CE, for taiing ND:gIjt.EAMBN; an t ler the Cant asa ' 1041.44140111 y give . UPPER strmom CAPITAL RESIDKNI at this Office, on Tuesday the 13th of we sealed Tenders, and treat with such iMng to contract for Victualling Prisoners Sickness, at Esk Mills, near Pennycuik, months certain, from the Ist of January, which Prisoners shall commence being Order, TO BE . 8 7 • At Garraway's, on Tuesday .A DESIR.ABL7 compri4ng I very situate No. 45,•0n the sm man-square, recently put Rooms on the principal vauts' Apartments; convenient molt storey ; planned for the..a Family ; a double Coach-house, good Rooms and Loft over upwards of sixty years t To be viewed by applying may be had ; of Messrs. - square; at Garraway's • Golden-square. vesiosed after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor or an agent for. him, personally attend. accompanied by a Letter from Iwo respectabl e bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum performance gale Contract. be known, by applying at this Ojice, or to ,ortrint to the said Commissioners, at Greenlaw, rain Fellows, Ed Mills Prison. Devotion t. the Constitution—and in ardent Attachment to the Laws and Liberties of my Country—l will neither yield to him or any man.-1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With Gratitude and much Respect, Your very obedient Servant, Barrin gton rark, Dec. 6, iSle. 1014 N DUTTON. On Thursday next will, be publi t ilted, in Bvo. ASLIGHT SKETCH of the CAMPAIGN in PORTUGAL toDecentber 1910, with some Observitions. Printed for John Murray, .12, Fleet-Areet, Londoft; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. , INDIA •ROUSE, Decemkr 0, 1810. DIRECTORS of the UNITED rERCHANTS of EXGL4ND, Iraq da hemby give moist, ty General Court of the said Company Wednesday, the 19th ins•aat, a Resolu. Directors of dos day, that the Salary of ALMOND, the .IV'ilitnry Secretary at this 'he Military carrespondenee •with India, IWO to s€lsoo per annum, to commence MANORS of STIBBARI) FREE-Ml.ls ESTA" free. adjoining the No possession may be !tad' TO BE I By At Garraway's, on Friar 'THE . valuable 'fythe-free, compril Ryburgh, and sundry It avdfiftr.Acres of Meadow cellent Plea:h Land, of s thr„i, situate nggi rakenhan, , joining thetruaTto Norwich, of the Country, with excelleot port of Wells, a very extr and desirable property To be vi wed by applying whom particulars may be had Cheiuers, Braudon • Fleece J• Ram, Newmarket :Crowi, and Ainge, Solicitors, Essex of Mr. Robins, Warw.), This day was published, Handsomely printed in sro : aud embellished with a Portrait of Lord . *elluigton, and a Plan cr the Battle, price .ss. AN EIGHTH EDITION, with considerable Additions, of The BAT ri.Es of TALAVERA. A' POEM. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; W. Blackwood, Ellaborgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. last, will be laid before the ,said Gomel approbation agtesably t. the 18th See• et the 6th By Laws. WILLIAM EA.lllS.eir, Suretary. Thin day was published; price I Ss. in boards, E INSURANCE OFFICE. TAUS rely. _de the MARQUIS TOWNSHIND, &mumble EARL CRAVEN, HOD. EARL LIZILICELLY, &C. &E. Mr. THOMAS BIGNALD. Mr. RICHARD MORGAN. is Office are nearly £lO per Cent. ' others. The profits are returned to the the sums secured by their policies. Nu .....parance at the chief p RINC :PL ES of *tie CONSTITUTION of GO VERNMI NThovith Muorations from the Clank% By WTI I .lAM CUNINQI - TAM, Esq.. Of Eaterkine., North Britain. Printed for J. Pidgway, Piccadilly ; abd Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and may be had of the Booksellers of Oxford and Cambridge. LIFE OF SIR JOHN STUART. • On Saturday the Ist instant, was published, price 2s. 641. em . . Caprtal ESTATES and tween WELLS and view of that German vest Missy • ••• 11) BE lance money, ,ing the pi emiums in due time. , partment is condticted by Mr. C. Hacket, 27 , nbard-street, where particulars may be had _ Insurance Office has been established constantly returned to its Insurers sOper cent. leposited. 'RIDGE FROM BANK-SIDE, SJUT II. )UEEN-STREET, CHEANIDE. are respectfully informed, that ig Subscriptions for this undertaking, are Houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and :rem . ; and Messrs. Ramsbor•ms, New- Co. Lombard.s:reet ; to whom A d, r , mast be paid at the time of subscribing. Order of the Committee, O. and W. NI ITLESHIP. Sollciton. ty 'be bail of Unto/. H. Wyatt, 11‘Solt- . ttople-Bar. and -respectable MEETING of ANTRof BRIDGWATER and °then; Goe the MAYOR, and held at the Assize Han, ioverbrr 1810. to take into consideration tisadvalitages that may result to the *l* own, inal between Biititul and Taunton. "SrKE, Esq. Mayor, In the Chair. very large Majority, . igation between Bristol and Bridgwater pert Aron ard Parrett is au:tilde& whit :al loss, and but one average lose. baying fifty years. ..to interruption by frosts, or by want of or to the many other Calumnies Incident but is in every respect preferable to the Canal will prove ; highly injurious to the the town and port of Brid&water. opposed byzhis Meeting. and Occupiers of Lands On the Line of join in this Opposition. • be now appointed to carry these ResOltfi consist of the following Gentlemen : •Mr. Ctiarles Trevor, Mr: I. Wobtiland, • . Mr. R. Woodland,. Mr. Bagehat, • - • Mr. W. Parker, jun. ••• ' Mr. Ai foril, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Jones, Mr. Mogg, • • Mr. Charles Mines. be immediately opened to be at the din ; and that Books for entering Stibserip- Banks In Bridgwater. be empowered to appoint:sp4 Meetings, measures air shall be requisite for =1 . 04 these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub hills. and also in , the STAst and Courier, and in Slierborrie•atul Taunton ;slew spapurs, • . . PY having left the Chair, ti e Thanks cf the Itilevtint vo.ed to butt Tot his . conduct is the Chair. • • • „...0.•••••••fr.! : v 11 ER 7415] TRAYPSo HE COMMISSI ill 3 IIfiLLESTrS eo f ;: 1 7. 6 1:: and WOCIN,Z reoe ,f_ j YERS of Tb.tt they will be ready tt ember, 1810, to receiv sa may be willing - War, to health, at Norn . r ain, from the Ist of Fe pi e r ea der lui/1 he received ideas do / 1 0 4 9 jsech Tender gust be acen . 0 „,„,, en aging to become of c h ooo fr the due pe pal t;c3fare may be • p • irand I Warman n At • TRANS? rHE COMM HIS MAJESTY': ! " of SICK and 1V0(1.1f, $011.08.14 That they will be ready ber, 1810, to moil •ersons as may be witting We, In Health and in S North Britain, for Six m on, or on the day oss wl • tailed there. No Tender well he radon yeaieed widen ti. party, 4 Each Tender tenet be area, emu, enrenz te become be 82600, ler tbn davte'f"' Farther partiadars m.r y b deans WrOis Erq.Age . Earwig/1h a av Csiodi" E.AOII HE coußrf:l comr.AYre M. t4e LIST I t VDII ao4 That at the Quarterly pointed to be 1204 as V of the Coert of: Din rain JAMES SALM 'oaie, for. condoeting the inCfe4i. d from 410130 ant the 1i tit April last,• ourt fur their approbatlo . 4ap. of the Company's 13 • tIbtION LIFT The Most Nobh The Right /Ina' The Right Hon. swretary; Actuary, h HE Rates of this lower than those of i .arers, by additions to t .• •rge is made for entran, ; , ce, or neglect of payin The London departme.z reholas-lane, Lombard. , • •tls. N.B. The Union Fire 4 years, and has constait •n the premium depositet: PROPOSED NEW BRE hi WAP.K, TO QUI e THE PUBLIC Books for receiving Opened, at the Barking- . itnith, Mansion-house-it ik n,Ramsbottern, and I d of t 2 - 10 s. per Share t t ' By Orde ea• . TFIC ths u Croeere Hall, Nev. 18, • Printed Proposals nit, ink seller, PLkett-street, Tet hd ' d t h AT a numeroui th 14 the INHABITA uc convened by the ca I . dday the 30t1t of Nt the Advantages and Disa heat the proposed Canal THOMAS PI - • , It was•resolved by a Yell 'That 'l present Navi by the Channel and Rivt 0 ' 1 tde p r no risk; .. .no . tota °centred within the last tt "1 bath Is net subject.' - ' water in dry-seasons, or to Ir:ind Navigation ; b ' • proposed Canal. That the intended Ca] ift trade and prosperity of t • That it be therefore o t That the Proprietors the Can a l b e i nvited-to lit That a Committee b r dons into effect, to cons stn Mr. Chubb, Mr. AP•en, 1 ou fan Dr. He..ni ng , e ar Mr. Sealy, Mr. F. Selly, Mr. I. scaly, Mr. Fo r d% h • Mr. E. Fyn:es, Mr. 1. W. Trevor so That a S u b ;cription ' t rmgl of the Committee .•. hone be kept at the Bar That the Committee' itsd to take such meaiui Ro ottniunq into effihr. That these Resolutiot Uthed in band-hill s , ane with, Bristol, siierb4 The Mayor having l e i Were unanimotisly vs4et At Garrswiy's.ceffee December 21, AVERY eligible prising nearly 750 •Pasture Land, divided open fields, wick Farm ings, and exclusive right h undeed* Xeres in possisition ma - Klieg an unbounded - • forming a most dnimbl about 20 miles from and 10 from Fakenbam. May be viewed by apply* particulars may be had A , ms, East Dereham ; Fakenham and Avniff has!. ket; Angel, Bury ; Crlwn, Ainge, Solicitors, of Mr. Robins, Warty! DR. b TS fir superior to L the Cure of Sprains, Cramps or Numbness, and in promoting Circulation in the Limbs wihm in a paralytic state. It is the best remody fur Chilblains .if dissolved in a Rpm.), and applied warm, or with a pledget of lint well moistened with it, and tied on the part affected. It Is like. wise of admirable service In the accidents and local complaints to which horses are subj:ct. Sold only by F. Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard; (four doers from the corner of Cheapaide), London, priZe 2.. cd. a bottle, duty included ; but none are genuine but those which have the words" F. Newbury, N0:45, St.Paurs,' engrav ed in the stamp. Also, by their appointment, by Bacon and Cu. Oxford4treet ; Hawki.is, Old Bond -street; Hayward, Piccadilly; Bayley and. e. CoCkspor-street ; Barry, Westminster ; Ward, Holborn; Harris, Ludgate-erect; Randall, Royal Exchange; and Clarke, Borough. . 114C11 pains .. &et , . 'y cured. Sacral . :ion and Gentienien of the first respectPility have been ender the cite of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ur► thra, strictures, Ike. and having received a radical atid permanent cure, request that references may be ma& to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strictures froi 10 to 10 years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hes. eislde, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who 'urn:paid .thelr cure by the application Of the lunar caustic, without suecm. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter frets the many thei are iailf receiving from gentlemen returniog them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous he4th. It was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had lalsot.red under this distressing and painful malady for ten years : be had been under the care of several surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; hut from the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one month. " May :28,1110. " To Dr. Cua R 1 I, 107, Hatton Carden. " Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor " Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, h: coesequenee " of his mild and admirable treas mint of Strictures in the Dry " thra. He may add, that he has not for many veil" enjoyed so " much comfort and froetium from pain ; and he cute: t...lns no " doubt of his having Obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfeet and radical cure of that horrid complaint. As be was not " a stranger to the manner that others treated the convlsint, be " has it In his power, from a fair trial end'a just comparison. to " pay that tribute o f appl ause to D r. C urr i e which he sensibly " feels, and shell' ever be most ready and wiling to acknowledgt." MARIHED WOMEN, who have long been d!sappoietedlo their expecmtions of a family, may be aikurrd that in molt Ir.- etances-buch elefects are curable by medic skill ; and a Assert the removal stich be object such t" ?_‘..):i4.s. -_ • . e ' •... A* . ''' . ~ . . . . , 4 ' • • • • - • ' i . • . • - a )l ' 'e' ' _• . . . s __ , ... * ' i DA , ry a , _ - 1. r 1:- - / 4 . . ~ . 1 "3 . . ..- i • 1111 , 1GP*41161.0 06 , /F A ( . - e •:, ~... • . 1 . .rty , s • . 11k; . 1 1 :. C i .. 'e, t . ..„ 4. 4 „TO . .. . • ‘ ~ • 0 . ? . 4 • 1 --- • .. , . .. IL, - : 4 , .. . . 0 . : :: ..7- .... );- .., i-. .. 40.114.44..,141 ".. . - ~... t • , . . . -.. . _ . • • . • ---."0.'""-.- , _ •:' .... 'l'll- .... —_—.........1---. I tit .... .....-...i. r ......----..;--.--.. -- - ..----...._ - .--.7= • ISJO• . [PATE SIKPINge:i-14.1•041eir . _ ------• , 4. -- -T — z . ixem RBURY, READING.* * A ( LL Persons who havd any Cras mbr 4)Ortillii. re ', having formed a connection with 1- & upon tit Estate at THOMAS 11RAKE l'Yie wtirr r !toot., bee, most respectfully to inform DRAKE, late of eaardeloes, lit the (lenity of-Backe, Eagegee • Public, that he now receives sad Boards ceased, are requested to send the srarticujars ,of the SALOOM that benfmaqt, "Where they will hive the Messrs. Strong, Still end Stroeg, of I.incelo's Inn. • Classical Education. At the same time be "b every part of the Mathematics, which is TO MANUFACTURER% Ste. , A RESPECTABLE Person, who has had sixteen election of 'Youth to Naval mid Military r, Etc. previous to enteritis any of she Na- • yeers experience in some of the rhea;l"nsve i n 1 n i..), ~..ir those purposes. _ wishes an Agency by Commission or• otherwise : he can re edt e e may be had at his House in the Fotbery- pecuniary aid it required, and is in posses tiun to tem* preneeet near Cheapeide.enAddress (in the fir instance) to 4r. R. SALA, LS, SCHOOLMASTERS, AND THE Peele's Coffeeehouse.—London, December 10, 1110. OP JUVENILE PUBLICATMeIe. I AUCTION, by Mr. STEWART, — l -I HOSE • who. su ff er nervous irrisati on frruti w,mlc. o. 165, New Bond -street, on Thuredaye -L. ness of stontach,obstructed bile, and had alig.-5‘1 0 : 1 1 e el, e n d and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, relief in S PILSBURY' s eicrENT ANTIeCOR W.! FICDROPS, .tiasignees of Messrs. Tab= and Co. Book- Winch enjoy all the properties of calomel, wittio.tt its irritability ; . they also consult :he health of the stomach, by ermunting the ay. Stook of BOUND BOOKS, many' petite, and an increase of spirits u the health istproves.—in`detps tit Bindings, a general Ind choice Assort- seated abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contemplated, 1, Children's ditto, Books in Quires, Cop: so healthy a change has been proetzeed, as to elate the len hopes y-Rights. Likewise a quaatity of Flue of success. In Eruttive, Scropholous, Gouty, Rheumatic, ,and ant Books, &c. Scorbutie complaints,-Its reputation is establislied.--•Wees India Catalogues had on the Premises, N.: 165, orders rankled to, at the Dispensary,, 13, delioesquare, I,oadon„ tt•of Mr. Stewart,l9l, Piccadilly- TheSeeuine Medicine has the government duty printed GOA ______..................--..-...--- ----...-----•—•-• black Irk stamp, ar,d the words, " By the King's Patna:" ex. /R•STREET, PORTMAN-tQUARE. peened en the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper. NCE with OFFICES, and in complete Sold 15, Soho-square, in smell bottles of Sa. 63. double bottles • and immediate Pouesetnis :. -• .' , 10s. aodluser eel. es.—Compound lissence its. • • . ;E SOLD BY AUCTION, . • - _ - By Mr. ROBINS, .. .. - , , • ' SUDDEN DEATH. uesday, December Is, at Twelve o'Clock, - 1 P IE ' ("12 en ''' t instances of Sudden Death from : LE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; ' Siasinixtre Diseases induce Mr. PA' MER to eta?, that the ry eligible and • compierFamity Residence, -CARDIAC andNERVOUS TINCTURE Is uses! with the great- south side of tipper - Seymour-street, Porte eat success in all Gouty, Nervous, and Paralytic Spnrni, in the put into complete repair ; containing three Stomach, Chest, and Head, generally termed Gaut or Cramp in .al floors, handsomely finished, and See , the Stomach ; Spasmodic Asthma, Pelpitation of the Heprt,lfiere enveuieot dinneistk Offices, on the base- tee; Apoplectic naties, &c. la all violent weeks of theseentn- , for the.accnmmodation of a Gentleman's plaints, which by neglect or improper it-cement, so often tin-Isai- ah-house, and Stabling for five horses, two nate fatally, the above Medicine rives instant rent'. Perssni ac- over the Premises; are held on Luse for quaiuted with this hledicine, Who are subject to these ctsismlaints, 'unexpired, at a small ground rent. keep it concautly by them. • • plying on the Premises, wheie Particulars Sold Whnleeale and Retail by Mr. Rymer!. Appointment; hy rs. Jones and Green, SolicitiersSalisbury- Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. ltf, * BoW ClA:eh-yard ; slid lie- s ; and of Mr. Rubins, Vicanrickesireet, tail by Frederic Smith; No. :!P, Hay-matter : Randall, Rdval ta. . . change; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street; F. Newlin,' and Stans, 'se- 11l - 43, St. Paul's Church-yard ;J. Harris,*conser of reeigueestreet ; NORFOLK. : ..4e, Ward, Holborn; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in MD and LITTLE RYBUROH, capital the United Kitigddre, in bottles, at es. Pd. 79.6 d. 14e. and in ATES, WOODS, &c. great part Tfthee Pint, at 47.. by which there is a considerable saving. . got-with Road, from takenham, of which; Full information may be oktaiued by a persisa of the fellowies ad in a short time. Book, published this day, price Ss. Id. in boarde; which may NIII IE SOLD BY AUCTION, had as above: . ty Mr. ROBINS, A TRACT upon DYSPEPSY, or IND:GESTION, and the riday, December 21, at Twelve o'Clock, HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE ; and upo'i the inflimmatory in Lots, • or regular Oottt, and the Atonic., Wender, or Flying Gino ; with FREEHOLD ESTATES, part various cases of Nervous, Bilious, Paralytic, and-Spasmodic .'!f- prising the Manori of Stebbard and Litthe fectiona; Diereses of Relaxation std Debility, Broken Ceastitue inet . ures _ . cottainin „ rub , six hisedred .. don, 'debits impaired by intempefance, Climate, Ac. I . 4:tht r „low, Ara bl e and several alio i sam . of ex _ with the Specification of the Medical Viftues of that etteaordi- f which possession may be had in a short nary Patent Medieine, the CARDItIC and Neavon s Tinetede ; na, rwich, In every desirable and beautiful part unlash, in the County of Norfolk, and ad- and of the various Diseases sad Complainis in w hi c h i t is ul nistered; and of its Doses, Effects, &c. - By JAMES RYMF.R, SurgeoneesEteture lIITION. • fuel-kat 'roads, within twelve miles of the g Vio, set pallidus oamis I rstensive Corn Market; a very improvable --- 1 Ccena &surest dubia. for investing money. Victus tenets gum quantaque secum adferat.—Kest, applying to Mr. Overton, at Reinhart!, of r he had; at the Crown Inn, Fakenham ; SOCIAL HAPPINESS. • Icece Inn, Wells; King's Head, Norwich; rown, Hockenll ;of Messrs. Blake, White, MARRIAGE should be the foundation of &atilt!, Essex• street, Strand; at Garraway's ; and Happiness, which is often disturbed through the partici • rick-street, Golden-square. that form the union not taking thine precautions which would tet• - cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People t NORFOLK. of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where el SHEEP W.U.KS at LANGHAM, be- the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated be a d BLA&ENAY, both Sea Ports, and in certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability in Ocean, a very desirable Property is in- previous to enteritis that state is indispensibly imquieite to revive the slumbering sparks of lire, and to rea;iimate the system. Foe IE SOLD BY AUCTION, no disorders have chntrih Nei --u more essentially tedestroy Hyrnee By Mr. ROBINS, peal happiness than those which arc the cousequeneeof unpin:led • House, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Friday, pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Miss i, at ';Wolve o'Clock, in one Lot, CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct titeir sib. Ile FREEHOLD ESTATE, COM. dies and practice exclusively to the treatmeot and cure of theVee 50 Acres of rich Arabic, Meadow, and neteal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ;as alse to that I into sundry Inclosures, and Land in , the derangement of the system, produced by the destructive hai diet n Houses, Barns, • the inconsiderete school-boy, which brings o n th ese d istr wlng :ht of Sheep We k over Debilities and Defictenclislhat prevent or embitter the Matele Stables, rom four to five and Out-build- 'session of Messrs. Wells and Garrett, coin. monk! state. The successful resuk of their plait, gisees then , et view of the German Ocean ; the whole additional ardour to oppose the ravages o f these complaints, ble property for investing money; situate which are the most important in the catalogue of human hake Norwich, 12 from wens and Blalteney, mines. It behoves every person who !this Indulged In this soli. ts , nun" vice to seet relief by consulting Prefessiehal men of emi- - applying to Mr. Wells, at I.angham, where nence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE a n d C o . c l a i m td; at the -King's Head, Norwich ; King's the sanction of scholastic authority, as weir as the testimony of John Overton, Esq. Ralnliam ; Crown, uncontradictedfacts. In professing the cure of these complaints, lain; Chequer., Brandon ; Ram, Newmar- they hold out no inducement to vice ; but sensible as ail nun rewn, Hockerill; of Means: Blake, White, must be of the existence of such calamities, th e y offer their , Essex -street, Strand; at Garraway's ;* aod assistance as regularly educated Members of t he Royal Colleges tick-street, Golden-square. of Sirgeons of London and Edinbur g h. Sli g h t and renal cases of Syphilitic infection are me:welly cured in the short STEER'S OPODELDOC - space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such all as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bones, sleets, ) other external applications in &c. arc permanently and speedily cured. Several N o bl e m e n an d is, bruises, R.heumatisms, &c. as also in Gentlemen of the first resoectabilitit hive floor; unA..f1.......'.- -1 A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. DR. VOrrilk,RGlLL's justly-celebrated Female for different complaints incident to the Sex at va rious periods of 'life. it has beet' truly . observed, that women, More than the other sex, may be considered Ina certain degree as invalfdi ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na ture of the fonedons they are destined, as mothers, to perform; which entails upon thou ireaknert, _pain, and an interruption of those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of hesith. 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