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SKINNER, 7 1:UCHIli, :.an d FOR. f Mercantile .Men now TO WE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to a Miree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, niaile hs •l' i „, KEG . respecAny_inform the Public, that the FREE. anistly requested not to Cause, Powt.evr against PowLETT. en Saturday seat, the 27th , ", 011) VILLA add LAND I arm* rift tl* gurney Binh of 'the I may occur, It being the of October insrant, at one of the clock In the itherllobll before ' .S l. ; "tmell . buy ' ma , w t h Xiatils.it ich was,Ad ' lbe viNsed rraPer to l af the 114"lariblV Cel46-41 by them, on Thursday, the :23th to sta ba sn. SO u L G D a t r if i .A wo U9 a l c lo.4 4c; Won to offer himself to THOMAS DRAKE, Gentleman, the Person appointed ' by sl.a said Court, at the George Ism, at Winchester, in the Comity of Hants, to several distinct Lots, House, is diseased of fiy Private Contract. z. are respectfully CUNDRY LEASEHOLD and COPY HOLD . Ald 'imPt"ircet• °".'" 10, 1 " 1 o• '' ' * " s PP with Milner to 0 FARMS, situate in the Parish a Itehin obbas, in the said, DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANFIBILIGUS PILLS. , County, containing in the whole about 474 Acrua, and beta ;e, secured on Freehold, &trim the continuance of, three Lives, subject to payrolls* of HESE PILLS have long ObtatiOdel a Ott Mie- s, Money in the Funds, sma ll Q u i t Rents. Particulars wkereof may be had (gratis) . at 1 brity in the private practice of the Propaistos, Mr. Dlxin. vs, Clergymen's Livings. the Office of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Apothecary, and from their great success in many obstinate Bi- lious Dislorders our nomemus patients bf dtstitietn and oit*s :tability may be supplied Court, in Ipluthampton.Buildings, 'Chancery-lane, London ; at . en will fi nd every liberal No. il, NasSiatt•strevt, Soho; the George Inn, at Wineles ' oer ; particularly chi-Disko of Bedford, SireGeorte 'sure/+, Sir ere- tion from twelve to two,• and the swan Inn, at Ahrford . gory Page Tuner the Dowager Lady Say rod Staryifieyhettan. »K ~~ er:t 1 9 ~~ ~'~ .~~~i ~ a4i ~~ ' ..."fl. • or~~T`rl' T ~ t•j,~~ 't 418mst1t /371 TO THE PROPRIETORSOF EAST •AS it is universally admitted desirable to add to the number of remaining in your Direction, you are earnestly ,engage your Votes for any vacancy which intention of a Gentleman ofthat profession your notices—London, October 17; 1810. NE w THlgnazgotetr.:olll447424o.DEN. 'ON MONDAY NEXT, OtrOßllt .22, 1810, , will be iseted a Tragedy, called THE REVENGE. • . Don Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLI • b o n gsrlos, Mr. BRUNTON ; Don Alvarez, Mr. MURRAY ; • Den Manuel, Mr. CRESWELL ; Zanga, Mr. KEMBI.E. Leonora, Mrs. HAMERTON, (Her Second appearance.) Isabella, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. to Which will be added a New Dramatic Romance, in two Aers, esllcd THE BRIDAL RING. With New Scenery. Dresses, and Decorations. .Tke Overture and Music or the Action eontpo4ed by Mr. Conclell. The prineipil Chimaera by Mr. YOUNG, Mr. FAWC.ETT, 'Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN. Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mrs..H...JOHNSTON. • The Dances by Mrs. Pineott, Mr. P. Taylor, &c. Esc. This Evening--King Henry the Eighth; with The Padlock. Tuesday, The Gamester. Wednesday, The Rnad to Ruin. Thursday, The Mountaineers. • Friday, The Woodman. Saturday, King John. Monday, King Lear. • MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Money , to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured 41n Freehold, Copyhold, Lmsebold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jai:tures, Clergymen's Livings. or any other property ; persons of res - pectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommodation, without delay.—Application from twelve to two,. or letters (post paid) addressed. to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 40, South -street, Bet keley -square. . DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANIIBILIOUS PAU.S. , THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cite brity to the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dlzin, Aporheetry, and from their great success in Many obstinate Bi lious Disorders our toomemus patients bf dlstiticra and eta'a, particularly th e Duke of Bedford, Sit/Icor/a Warri4, Sir ate gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say sod Seksthylseusa tess Balkeltiy, scc. &c. he was persuaded to offer therm i 'be are publie, under the approbation aid srnction of their mem, - " Deal Castle, liaverfordwe ' South Wales; feb."!.4, " Captala Lloyd ',resents hi' cosietrihibiltur to Mr bitten . tibmigh nal errasivielft acquainzed'with. bills,; waetldr 031.11 it as a favour, if he "meld send him four or five boxes of hie Pilividtpien as lie-possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always uho thedidedi eine, is nob/ pregnint,and'rery terivrell ; Tot the great service they have limn to Mrs. Lloyd, ;is well as to C 0164 Bishop and eltia family, Captain Lloyd feel* it Ms duty..to reoonunend she Pills srherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would reprint some persons at venders iu this county, it wadd be s beat* to tsae cormminity." • The Pills are found to he an incomparable remedy fur reit6itng the tone of the stomach, for curing tilgestion, tor ?federating crudities, and their coeiequent di. ti rtealde eructationsund lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costoreneas, ! tick head-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned' by preknaticy, and a debilitated stomach, wheth.r arising from the aerimed, of the redundiM bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to exert', . Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheatilde, corner of Paternoster-row ; Batter and Cu. and Smith, burgh and Glasgow; Holland and Hayden, Plymouth; Nfw berry and Son, Dublin; Peck and Turner, Hun ;"and mist I country tr.edieine venders, in battles at 2s. itd. antless. sereh. • THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVED CUTLERY. THOMAS GILL having invented a fißoctsß, whith he can give to STEEL a UARDNESI and STRENOTD which admirably fits it to RECEIVE and to ICS /MN a POINT or. EDGE of EXQUISITE DEJMICACT, and peculiartio adapted to *ice 'sulker, SO as to form SURGEONS INSTRUMENT'S; pRAVILIIII and ETCHING NEEDLES, for Artisai; WAZOES, PENKNIVES, SCUSARS, NEEDLES, &c. of an UNRIVALLED* TEMPER—most respeaully offers to . thv Nobility, Gentry, Membants and the Public in , general, a great variety of those Articles, m ule at Has MANU.. FACTORY for FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, Sr. JAMES'S...STRUT Opposite to' P ta-Ma Lotsnost.--Where may likewise be , a had, His LoxascExaaitarto WARRANTED Bwoags, Guns * Pistols ' and Arms and Atcoutrenicnts of every de s cription, wholessie, retail, and tor exporation. SOMERSET. • Two capital, GRAZING and ARABLE FARMS,:tvitklrsitne . _ _ • _ f•LANIOS, diate - pitio - nsion; also a MANOR and Sundrr' , let of LIFE LEAsts. • • By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST., On Thursday next, October Qs , at Lit, at Carraway's. in Three Lots. A CAPITAL and. very Valuable FREEHOLI) ESTATE, advantageously situate in , a richt vale, in the Parish of leeovilton, two miles front Ilchester,.-six front Softer ton and 'Yeovil, in the County or Somerset; consisting of the Manor of Speckington and Bridgehampton, and sundry Lands, lit pti leases far one, two, anti three lives, at small reserved rents, and two valuable and most desirable Grazing and Arable Farms, lying very compact, called Upper and Lower Speckiugtoa Farms; now in the occupation of Mr. Robert Sealy and Mr. Wm. Carey, tenants at will; with suitable farm-houses,•barns, stabling, bar. tons, beast-stalls, and other out-building ; orchsrding, gardens, and the surrounding inclusures of fertile and productive land. great part of which is rich grazing ground of a eery .superiOr quality, and some excellent water meadows. The Estate con tains•altogether 74.4 acres, and the value will be much increased as the Lndp on life leases fall into possession. "I his is a most de sirable property for opulent graziers:, or suitable for a gentleman wishing to tealize in the County of Somerset. One.third of the purchase 'limey may be left ou mortgage for three years. To be viewed. This day was published, price Ts. in boards, A TREAtISE on the DEFENCE. of PdRTU .L GAL To which is added, a Sketch of the Manners and Cattails of the Inhabitants; and Principal Events of the Carte viigns undet Lord Wellington in 1808 an 1 1809, illuitiated with a Military Mop ot the Country. Ey W. O. ELIOT, R. A.. _ _ _ .4 I. Printed (pr T:Egerton, Military Library, Wh4tpbsfl. This d;q was published, In Throe Volumes, Oetavq. price Xi. 4s.'ht Itodiods, the Second _ eerrrectrd and-naudfatdatiad s ref • littacAL HISTORIE.S .A 141) REFLEC. TIONS.—By JOHN FERIWA I M. D. Stnint Physician to the Mandseiter . IfttimarniNapensary, !Altaic Printed fbr T: Cadet, and W. Davka:SEAttd. • ' This day was publishvd, print: on W siting Paper, price 21s. for a Year, or tOs: rd. for Halt-a- year ' s , /took, THE FARMER's ACCOUNI, BOOK for 1810, 811. By means ofthe Printed Tableland In it roe timis contained in this WOOL, .any Farm Servant who caa write, is enabled to keep with occupy and ease, the accounts of a I:arm. the great utility of this Publication to Earners, ;44ewards, Bai liffs, and Cultivators of every description. is now fully proved, by its encreasing circulation throughout the kingdom. .And it is recommended to the notice of every Gendatan who wishes to knew how his land is managed,a, it.cmtains a.daily account of Labour performed ; of Increaae and Decrease of Stock; of Re ceipts and Disbursements; and in fact, corps a complete Journal of every thintdotte.on a Farm each week th roughout the year. London 'Printed for J. Harding, 36, .it. James's -street, and May be had (if bespoke) of every Bookseller, Stationer, and Newsman, throughout the kingdom. ..----- This Hay were published, In One large Volume, 4to. illustrated:4*Mb near an hundred Engrayings„ price X 5 Ss in *r ads, TRAVELS in VA MOOS PARTS of EUROPE, ASIA, and 41'RI•bit• By EDWARD DANIEL CLARkE3I .p,,,, • : Professor of - NTlniralogy'in thethiiiersiti 4 f!attibeidte: Part the First, RUSSIA. WItTA RT . and Teener. Po;ptrti for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ' 0 , 4 ' Alt.* Copra on Ftpial Paper, with prod uppressions of the pines; price P'.`llB. in boiords. • •A 1 ahoy/ inatilso At. had, byrqe:siiiol.ll , ltCr • A'Methotlical IlisrrilintiOn'of The Mliferai oKtVigni, Into - Classes,Drders, °mink filieeileoted Variedest take XI. Is. - - • ADvicE. .vNCOURAGED by the uuiform success 4-4atteudiTz their peenliar method of treatment in the cure of w prevalent complaints, which has been confirnied. by the experience of many year. in a large sod extensive practice • sensible Zed of the happy effects. resulting to the public . fr om medical ors confining their attention to a certain clam of. diseases, Messrs. GOSS and Co. emrinue to direct their mu.• es to those disonters Hieing hems a secret destructive habit 'of inctic.slcierste yoith, which nor onlyeetasions a numerous train of nerving affembins. but also entaib on its votaries all WI .enervallog imbedlbl4 of old age. In that distressing state of debility or deacieoey, e• ther the coossitience of such bineful habits, excessive 4ro lung residencein hot clinimes, or itny other cause, by wide die powers of the constiticion become enfeebled. as regulatlY eddea ted surgeons of Londpit , they o ff er a fi rm, safe, and speedy feint ration. to sound i and vigorous health. Where an mTrly application is made for the cure ocs eataio disorder, frequently contracted In a moment of Inebriety, the cra tlication is gendrally otempleted In the sheet space •of tee thy, and In the moredhys, edvanced and inveterate eimges• of ointetooll infectioo, characterised by a ,variety of painful and dbtring syMptoms, a perseverance in thciridsas (without muralists *re or exercise) twill multi in the pad tat ii'perrhatent and :radical tare. The diseases - of the. Urethra, as frequetidy monniate4 with or atWog from the-shoes complaint, have not escalseil their attention; by an infallible and improved plan, they sreSen abled to remove obstinate ..C; tsar s and S rase oats, whey.ottr recent or of lour duration, with Out resorting to the painful atC4l dangerous use of the caustic boogie. Many instances can be ad duced of very inveterate cases. co seenallears etratineatteei hay ing yielded to their method is s.fewilsys, after the cure Lad beets attempted by other praix diapers without effect ;And sac 4 hisbpets the agneabte result of a practice or 4mrtreiqesn, time tbemspde of treatment has not in sine ilegle instance ever proved abortive, during which period many thoissand persons; of both Vests, have experienced the enjoymensothaving Ix tut peefeetlytunid,after were and injurious methodabati been persevered us moo porposn. Messrs. 9oss and Co. esciusively protesting the care of Aces particular complaints, in order that they may not be,' by a Rio taken few, marked with, the obloquy soloist ly attache'; to chide norant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state ' thittlity have buen properly educateitaed inkiatol bait every bro ach if the I profession (certificates of which, from different Hospitals; and testineoulals front the must eminent Physicians, they bakie to. vioce any inqdirer), tfiatthe success resulting from theizteiddles inure-int induced theiu to quit she prOttice of the Vesteral • titioner, and.they preminw.teut their pretensioni osestbste slot ground forthe,unprecedinted confideoce with which they.have, by . the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their-house daily (personalty, or by *stilt) by Patients of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, add attention.: GOSS and Co. Solvets, t3l Bousteris-street, Embalms- Printed Particulars may be had, after Midsummer, of the Te. nests ; also of Mr. Harbin, Solicitor, Sherburne ; it the Castle, Taunton ; of .Mr. Langdon, Sherborne ; Mr. Gutcb. Bristol; Mr. Cruttwell, Bath; Messrs. Trewmans, Exeter; Messrs. &tau And Co.. Sashay ; Mr. Price, Leicester; Messrs. Newcombe, Stamford; at the Rein Deer, Lincoln ; Peacock, Boston; at Gar raway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, :Utters gate-street, London. A NEW SPLENDID MII.I FARY WORK. On the Ist of November will be published, price Di. 6d. (to be continued the first of every succeeding Month), the First Nem her, conrat-i4 a most ably-engraved Portrait and detailed Life efli,ord Wellingtoo, r i'FiE ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE, or . . OFSICER's MON FHLY REGISTER and., PRECEPTOR. It has been a subject of just And general complaint, that thbilgh the British Army is inf rior to none in the world in !Lai tarrgl2ry, and has Many Illustrious individuals who t:L7i. 71u; orted and augnienied our national reputat on ; that tlis still no literary Work peculiarly - devoted to the British Offer ; no 'Work Width may at once . give, hint a regular course of tactical /evens on military science, whilst by a correct biography of Se lls militiary charaders. it at once invites anh !Mt meta him to pro teed in the same road. Such is the object of the MILITARY Cutorncte and Rzcisfra, containing the present state of the Army of England, and of all the Regiments of the Service; a :complete Military Biography, containing an accotint,Of the Mili tary Lives of all the Generals and Colonels in the service ..and finally a complete Military Preceptor, comiltising the actua l , • of Military Science, and the Course,of Tactit4, F.ogineerin;;, and 'Fortification, as pfactised in the Field, and taught in the Military Schools of Marlow, Woolwich, and more particularly in those of Frauce.—The he the principal beads-ofthisWork :- Military Biography, Military Journals of preient Operations, , Topographical Accounts of Garrisons and Stations of the British Missy, cOinprehetidlog detailed accounts of the Scenery, Man ners, Prices of Provisions, Lodgings, and Amusenients ot all the usual Quarters and Stations, foreign and domestic, of the British Army ; original Letters relative to Military Affairs, containing complete accounts of the present state of every. Regiment in the service, COurse of Military Tactics by Which every Officer mar be enabled to instruct himself; History of the English Wars ; present State, Pay and (Economy of all the Annie, in Europe; Courts-Martial, Gazettes with Promotions, Su. at full length, Military obituary, so as to render the work a complete Military Plutarch. BEAR INN, ESHER, SURREY, . A very desirable and old-established Inn, on the high Portsineuth Road, with immediate possession ; two private Dwelling- Houses. Cottages and Lands, with valuable Common Rights., By Messrs. SKINNERiTUCHIN, and FORRES'F. • On the.Premiset, do Wedni.slay, the 31st of October, it twelve, in Sit Lots, VALUABLE 4„n4 exceedingly eligible FREE 110L4P mid COPYKOI .13 ESTATES of IN H N CE, I advantageot* sitila:o ‘ and contiguous to the high road at I Esher, in Surrey, only sixteen miles from London ; eterkgrfsing the old - established and well-accustomed Premises, the REAR INN, now in full Trade, which has been many. years in she po.„1 eupation' of the present <W W 1!, hir:•lohn. Paine, who is-re tiring on account of nt health. ; The Premises comprise a coin- modious House, c.intzining sevkral bed chambers and "spare went', and four parlours for the accommisdatios •f distinct parties, bar, excellent kitchen and good cellaring, spacious yards, with excellent brick built stabling, for. abotit So horses, coach-house, barr.s, granary and other u-eful om-buUdings, a con -ilerable part of wb!ch islet to the Proptietors of the.Portstrionth,, Chicliefter and Esher Coaches. Also a genteel brick Dwelling- House, offices, fore -court, and excellent garden and out-buildings, its front of the road, let to Mr. Boyce, at will. A convenient brickdwelling-bouse, with offices and arden, let to Mrs: WM? them, at will, Two. Cottages, and,two pm.& pf Meadwo Land, one of which is 'situate on an eminence, adjoining Claremont lane, a mss: th'sit-atle spot for building upon, commanding pro spects of great mica and beauty.—To be viewed. Printed pir ticulars had on the premises; also- at the George, Godalming; White Hart, Guildford ; Talbot, Ripley; White Lion, Cobham; Sun, Kingston ;of Mess- - s. Knight and Shrubsole, Kingston, and ..of Messrs. Skinner;Tuchin and Forrest, Aldersgatre-greet. • . Fi:Oßtg'ts •giliktiarkK6AtibißS . . • edityr4,:fk___Eito. . THE :F GUT i"A TO4I S IITE TREA'II;E on the CULTURE and MAN'eSnENIENT if the principal EANCV• EfibUgsitk gULf3OI:3B ROOTS.. dce. With a Oitsertadhu 'on Soils and Al allures, NylAbi.E.S MAD 140U, late Ili 4 4VaTiebrih. A new Edition, etplayged, by •Cuihs, 7 chnlidnbifiidotietrtipeeiietititians *of the flowers,•and engravings tiViCillniire of the different promisee '4 gardening" J nel.of the ins pittneistirsaedin Horticulture, price Sits. and a !awl line copies, Xt. Lis. 6d. ' • • .• ' Pfil • . This day was published, price Inc ed. in boards, /Steam) Ern - noel, THREE SERMONS on the JUBlLEEe.preachest' . at Sit'elbeck Chapel, london# By ski PratAtMitis BUCT-14.10AN; D. D. • Ms.'.Protis JOIILU. Tat Bat Tien Josacs, and Tes . :faus, or HeAtivi.v Alen, theSett' in thc East.; contain* an Account of the fhb{lee . .erieltrateal by the ilatlvotis hf India, in. commemoration of the e*nt of ihrir receiving the Bible. Seventh Edition. , Printted for T. Cadell and W. Daiies, Strand. t ' This day wa• published, handsotocly printed In tiro. price 9s. boards. and in aenry 12mo, price Ss. bound, THE RISE and PROGRESS nt RELIGION 1* the ilXft.: illustrated in a course of serious and practi cal AddresscOlitited to persons of every character and eircum- P 'ce r wish a•Devotst Meditation on Prayer added to each chipter. 'To whieh is laded, a Sermon on the Care of the Soul. ..• • ESHER, SURREY. - • GENTEEL RESIDENCE, with OFFI'.:ES, COACH-HOIJSF; STABLING, F.L.E.‘SURE-GROUNDS, GARDANS; add FARM, near, Rx.) Acres, with immediate POisessiou of the Farm and of the Re 4 idence at Christmas next. y Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIII, and FORREST, At Garnivrays Cothe-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, un day October 3d, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, AGENTEEL, LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, with convenient Offices Coach-house, Stabling ler five 'Horses, Pleasuretrounds, Shrubbery-walks, Gardens and Farm; the whole coritainiag about ISO Acres of excellent Meadow and arable Lana!, lying very.compact, bounded by .t h e the River Mole, with a . situated By P.•Dtbitutiboi;ark—Thi Fifteetith on. Printed for F. C. atid /. Rivington, W. Otridge and Son, J. Walker, Scatehard and Letterman, J. Cuthell, Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, C. Law, John Richardson Darton and Harvey, J. M. Richards o n ? L ongman , H urst , Rees, Orme and Brown, 3. Mawman, Mathews and Leigh, and •R. SchOley. Published by J. Davis, SS, Essex-street, StrAad, and to be had of all Booksellers. CHALLENGE - CT To 'PHEMC AS TAMOIc '62. ` ** . Na. 9, NEW BRIDGC-SIREET,-I.ONDOH, .: 'a RONOVALO R, ,r'l lt. SlR,l'n RRE I BE hsave to inform you, that ever.sincethefftatt This day was published. In ene neat and eery closely-printed Volume Octaves, price 14s. in,,boards, a 'l4iird Edition, veil much improved, of ' , *THE MODEkN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC: Exhibiting the Characters, Causes, Syttiptorns, Prognostic, Morbid Appearances, and impriVed MethOd of treating Diseases. By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. 'of Salisbury. • • " This is !judicious compilation of facts, from the best writer s; which may he perused with great advantage, because the different subjects are treated with brevity and perspicuity. Dr. Thomas. toss abridged with judgment, has added rtiSdern opinions and di , coveries, has frequently introduted the revisit of his nits% ex prieuce, aid his performanCe thus becomes-an awful* Compen dium of the present State of Medical Prattler." MOnthly Review.. Priated for John Murray, 32, Fleet-strket, LOildon ; iisd sold also by every other Bookseller in town andeountry. Of whom may be had, lately pubilslAd, 1. Hooper :s Physician's Vade-Meenm, foolscap - Bvo. 2 . ---- Surgeon's Vade-Meeum, foolscap . 810. 6s. 3 . Anatomist's Vadc-Mieutii, foolscap 'fro. 4s. 4. Cooper's Dictionary of Praitleillitgery 15'1. CRODEN's CONCORDANCE. The Purchasers of this Edition they reit with confidence ort; its Fuperior aceumry,"every reference thlenghont the within, having been c . :teltaly com pared With the euvrAspanding teak in the Bible, b y a Gentkman who has imploYed seine teak OR this useful labour. • his day ryas published, handsomely printed in enelargiVlolOro.. ',lice bound 9s. the 6th edition (to which is now . preftth,, from authentic Materials, a Life of the Author, by Alexithiler 'Chalmers, Esq.) of A COMPLETE CONCORDANCE io i.IIIiOLY SCRIPTURES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT; Or, a Dictionary and Alphabetical Indies to the Bible; very useful to all Christians who seriou.ly read and study the Inspired Writ• tints: To which is added,.a Concordance to the Books called APeerfßha. The *Tole digeited in an: eaTy and regUlar thethod; mgether with the Various signifieationi and othiir Insintritek. ments now added, renders it there tthefulthan ery Bork setae kind hitherto published. • . BY ALEXANDER QC, The fth edition, in which every 1eA.1?4 • • and chttetted _ Printed for P. C. and J. - Riv . Payne, J. Wajlter, J. Cuthell, W. Lowhdis, I. Nam, Cadell and . man,'L and'A. Arch, Dalton and and Co. Longsitan, Hurst, Reis, -- eharelSon, B. Crosby and Cn; VA . Bal'his; • and Leigh, Black, Parry and . Kingibury s ard, L. J. Heim. J. Asperne, T. Hughes, and Jones, J. Johnson and Co. add • ----- MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his 1 Majesty's Service, challenge the wilok: world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has not give, rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venerez:l Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habitlong and most unhappity pursued by the youths of both sexes: in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren ' ness f, the ether have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tress:llg state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates , ' in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, white con- 'sumptions,lnss of inuscularpower, and various nervous complaints usually s characterise the earlier stages of tlits solitary vier. Of per soni languishing under the disorders inchlent to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never prowfd nitSucceAshil, in the couriers( a long, laborious, ;Rd ninth extender! praiace. In the Mho; obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstractieds in the urethra; sguogy 'excrescences, ha rd tu• - iiinita,callotis ulcers, eruPtions Seminal weakness, gleets, as alas . STRIerUItES, • . Whether recent or of long duration,. and'which have baffled tbs . akm . Ofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan ot. t, effectually and tirrttatiently Cured, without the pativnt, sNettythe excruciatinvpiin and alarming hentoriliage which( often 'Olowa the aPpliatitof of the tuna/ mastic. ka ‘ the course of O years extensive : practice ih this metropolis, numerous cases OP Strlctures have isesp and are daily tinder their are,Alte total etadiCattod of wlsicb are effecteffhy a safe, certain, and capedi. tious mode of practice, suplrior to any other.. yet adopted. The • weakness - relsixation, and debility piticeeding from this complaint, is seedily removed, a,r.d the. patient restored to sound and tOroutt Isealt4l put where .the debility has ftfr, years values!, a proper persevetike hi their restorative remesiliek after the *rico. ture has been &frayed, is incHspensably. {ecntislie to revive the ilninhcrinffspilSo Of life, ;amid to reiiiirate the dinstitution., Peveral Nobieffflll aibieentlemest,',of the first respectabi li ty, brie been undar ,the parst of Wee% C urrie and Ca. for the re moval of coMplaintspf the X/regipli;sStrieturet,,ibc. and, having; received it radlcarad4 perniatlettf eure, request the/ rekrtucos may be, made tithein titlifittory evitlences of the decidedsu- If Messrs. Currie and' Co.'s plan of tiealment. ' CO.'s plan '. periority of Messrs. Currie ‘W of treatment. Many Mit. CII,I4)EN-, T . .. . • of tlsese • ntlenten WO 407guiclures from ten te.twipty• *ears, rcry teitlas been carefully Courpared andlitiflocnoidgribe we, of Mesers.,Hofne. as& Heavisidhs, Iftlfelrolf Sct•lintres. • • • '.and'otheepirreetie of 'equal cniiivnce, who attempte4. 7 the cure /thrlitgton; W. Otridge and Son, T. by theapplititfon . of the hinar caustic, Wltbout'succese . I. G.ltyi(kie and J. Robinaon, R. Lea , Messrs.,Cercie end Co. miYiecienialted by Oilier tel with the dl and Davies, Scatcherd and Letter! ' :ft,telf.delkWYs, sitictScry, end heitour, .st_their bine. -, Ntr . . 1011 On :stiti 'Haney, " Lacklngton Allen, . ne4ar4ep,.. rof ems ta OW CQui4rY acs ' Iretataila eo ftioe S ul. Reis, Ornic arid' /Milton, johti Rt.' • titt l yieltnittiis a the& ciae,:age;ao4 . ge *lt tAlking; :at... ~. w..Bayba: -S. llatiker, Mattbeirie tlncSailli a tvirnitraii4ifOr advice onct sn ' es% 1,0 -a o.kePale.. d•KlugiburT, 1. MaWinan, J. Hatch." , 'will lie = Even itr 'sent to any 'pan' of the '' .: erne, T. Hughes Sherwood, Neely To neM srcreey . Ite ~ okbastbd. tb tbolubitibrisitnit,"tlit. Co. and Wderns aisrtillse, York . • pesieje su ers issay be lidded te the mtatatrfet. atiflibintm. • ... • , . Mottlary, clop. 'file rte* , Drariag-roons, windows, . Aprtments respecti►e disposed, rious more invade; tore of the which thole; obstruction, talntY• ' unties, liiy of ~~ • arable Lana!, lying very.compact, bounded toy tilt Ktver Mote„ 1 1790,1 had been afflicted With she 1 ales Venejea ; whieh.'bs. . . with a EsrM-hnne a d every necessary Out-building, pleasantly Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine pntscribtFltr v . • situated at Esher, in ' the vicinity of Hampton Court, Sunbury, most enaltient of the faculty here, and uncletgoing arrenil sayers M massy,. Ditton, and Kingston, and. only 15 miles from 1,013.• coUrses of salivation, and twice discharged front the arielitaliWitb . . • dop. The residence and offices have teen improved within a few Uttle rellef,V•huld appear to be of the most inveterate tionist, lb .., years, at a very censiderable expence, and contain a handsonle the apring of last year my disorder had got to 11115.11 bead, .44 Drawing-room, and well-proportioned Dining Parlour, with bow nearly toput a penod to my esisteace. I had a largetstx ron IV windows, and viraada front, with suitable Bed-chambers and crown of my bead, one on each arm, and My legs weft btidion Apartments for Servants ; the Offices are well adapted to their out in a frightful tnanner- my right was dreadfully itiln - f i til n 4 r a i r.% respective purposes , and the Gardens and Grounds we pleasingly ad also tiva nodes upon it, was verfiriach diacolemvals end gay* ~ • disposed, and the Lands lay very compact, about Fifty Acres of bad been in a ow e of ulei l iearieli - k i e the last "'yen leave; which are good meadow, and immediateiyasijoining the residence; me such excruciating yarn, particularly whoa warm in bed, 0 • held for an unexpired term of 15 years, at a very low rent, nearly, to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable scaly, I Was illib The purchaser may be accommodated with the Household For- comnainded by Mr. J. IllOmpliin, (who reeetvect so treat a 'Mc • • lame and Erects at a valuation, or they will be sold by auction by them here, ) to take Our Lemke PatiiitTlitt.wtigh I•betall on the premises soon after the sa le of the Estate. o rem dgn ben the efit 2th i :fg ag O ian n / e t Asaa courve a m of out s. 4 fonnieir dwukarg liwaan " 80 , 1 . . To be viewed by tickets , which, with printed particula rs , may, be had of Mesars.Kitight and Shrubsole, Kingston ; and of Messrs: Skinner, Tuchin, Sind Forrest, Alderszate-street. Particulars i l s il ettlie ten d le r n lr r ic e A s° vi n n ' g ' 43 : ;l he ctw al ev ed — eon er .. co n n tir e e r , able tbe Ms r amm lift . at the White Lion Cobham ; Duke's Head, Mealtun ; the . ; - a;... tbe ..sa.i -;odssaia In the bone if theleft, *hick ill a ij o i ' Hampton ; San, Kingistesi ; on. the premises; and at s. Oarrawa . totesse : s et 0 7 4 **; 04 ..: Ikttelonger peneve2nee imeoerbt . • ble.Mediebteesubsided;; tint nod* dispersing, the sknituiplaidd - . .•. . - • A CARD TO' THE FEMALE SEX. itsnatural hue, and the notpurtAlpairptruluA . Mrsointal.sisktt . became, by your liberal advite wad mefficine, ay finte.frii T , R. FOTHE ItC 'Lb's. juitlicilebiated Female my former complaints -- Stave recover( dmy former pI 11 PILLS, for.different coo ilaints incident to the Sex, at va- strength, and am beetane jolly ant: he,in which slastA tl il ht rious periods • !life. It has been truly observed, ;hat woman, tinued many months to thawltosstskateettillailwast Marino, r , more than the other sex, may be considered in a fertaita degise ai as am a; a loss in what ters to express cay .ga=flo, - bat beg.. lova(/' ; they are subjected to a variety of disease, from the ea- y or thevengi of other %tittering mortali, tia ' ads Psi re •clil e, cu of the functions they are destined, as mothers , to perfiarna; public as potstbft w (s I shell On evefy' ceelniollFa'-ill* go' &nig t - - which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an kiwi-opt** of win greatly oblige, her, your grateful .obadiallf very . hiaMbleler: . those regular secretions connected with the full eajcatsuinft. of vant, . • •. - : , :.. . r ;.*L X. •ALURKRIt. •: . health. To act on the constitution of the fen** and relieve-this. Swan's Close, High-street, Edistlamik... ... - . obstruction, no remedy-has been known to operate with snrli Ger- . . Prepared and sold by'' the sole Ploprietor., Thnphs T i ttk tainty, quickness, and safety; as Dr. Fotbersiles Female pith-i•-it Memb e r of th e R o y a l College of Surgrousiti lantdin at his unites, high tonic and invigorating pOWerse.itk is, PNCOlia! qita' Ni. 9,. blew Btidgoauteet ; wltek•alivir 4 • • ciTter lily of relieving fullness, oPPeeleiees 0 - 0 .4 tile" . ..'ethei; Vogul synw - • more than. 40.. yors, la a. Ploplaise forskidarty d 041.641) 41 toms. which arise from too nauch.hltmo in tpe habit; tisey ate the . cdr e of v omi t c oar do cti.r. sat ~.t boot..hogafi e ht ais the most certain cure for nervous, hysteric. and ataleni e1in..1 121 4, *us. i •, Parts of Generation witit that Win_ • ear"Ey•,!irfilda as well as the' arious other apasmodicaffeethma otspommon to the • cif 'hit prof:Aaron sht i midadlifiekt orth s . . iiiii . - .14 se:. Dr. Fotbergill's Pills, as a family medjohis, ,shostld be . b s. ter, hisnsiir 'the adollll' illiat ' l e , t, ! , pqssession of every mother and.otberlsoldilas4 theThinis W, ll l/ • Alatent 44) pk;boostaltiewe Oita Mailliiikki. grs have females entrcued to their •as%., .„, . . .. t . , ... .. ~, tern i ni; p u bli c , as i talmtimesie sekkat segimit toprok 4014. `Sold wholesale and-recall at Mr. zatkriv dtlititti, i l K i l e rN ambighity. . s of Paternostervtww; Auto' stud Co . and 814 10 1 ••• .• • Irrsb and They are 09? .o b .akialtsioo,l4, ' A . . si . ...:: - Glasgow i Soho, Plarwraalitkt *mbar/ - 80 4 1014 .Patlifai., 4S, ie . : Alban's:direst, - 114ir - 0 . 45,; ' , - NA ! Pays. aad:rarnerethdi I' 1 104 0 4 aP4l 4, l4l*.A 4 PWltiti lad fwei f erearag gova," s. , moat BOA-Wien' inevery townja boss,. at, In t W i t 9 /9414 K.-• polateltite. l • . wer.ewnw.kr.rwi‘e-,. •••, Strlllll3 A ROMItTIb PKCIDitAi.... 1.0 41:4ii, rto l e it ig • • bit ' ' irt•l•`" 4o4 "*A"•*t ' P. ' . • :, inkanving dig *Mees and fog :Ilas, .Olds; animas; attel esa- [align A Mu • - t - sumptiont, ha bases, at 13id. imetgallnlittilb efalli ' . v . . . . .