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t 1 UMBER 4(52g.) VAUXHALL. War the Patronage of His Royal i 'Witless the PRI ICE of • • WALES. THIS PRESENT - EVENING, July 17, will be a GRAND GA LA and 1-IKE-WORKS. Admission Three Shillings. • Doors open at Seven, - and the Concert begins at Eight' o'C rock. • • The Gardens are open on M o nday s , Wednesdays, and Fri. days, as Gala Nights. STATE LOTTERY ECOND DAY of DRAWING will be NEXT TuEsDAY, jut ) , zi. SCHEME. I Prize of ‘30,00.) - is £30,000 2 . - 2,),000 . • . • "000 2 - ft .20,000 2 • 5000 . . - 10,004. , 5 - - I oo.) 3 5 I 4000 20 - - 100 3o - - - - 50 25 no - . - 20 - So ,000 2)00 IS 37,500 20,0nc; Tiacts ,C20.),0c. , 0 . . . first-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the onl y 'Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.. The Drawing will be regularly 20O.) Tickets each Day. TICKETS and SHARES on Sale at all the Licenccd Lot tery Offices, and by their Agents in Englancrand 'Scotland.. • STATE OF THE WHEEL. I - of - 430,003 I z - of - ,C5OOO 2- of - 20,009 15. of ).. 1000 2 - of - lo,aoo 8 - of - S'so Q WIFT and CO. No. 1 i , Poultry, and NO. 12, Li Charing- cruss. arc selling wiz TICKETS and SILI.RKS 01 the Slate Lottery now Drawing: ' I • .. NEXT 1 . li ES DA Y is the Second Day of Drawing. Tliete i 3 no Prize above tool. yet drawn 1 t ' _ :4 iIUES DAY LAST the STATE LOT'T'ERY r Commented Drawing; Two Thbusand Tiek'ets were drawn and no Pr,ze 111 them ab.we One Hundred Pounds.. .+. 'The The SECOND' DAY or Drawing will be on TUESDAY Y ' the 2sr inst., . . TICKS I's ,end SHARES, warranted ; undrawn, continue .r • ... - on Sale at the Offices, corner of 13 , nk-buihiings, Curnhill, and tacing rine Gate of th , ! King's Mews, Charing-Cross, .1 By I:ICHAkDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co: , - ......_ , ...... ..._. a LAVERSTOCK.HOUSE, NEAR SALISBURY. INSANITY: • A N unfounded Report having.gon e abr oa d, th at AA. Mr. t I NCH. Surgeon. had removed from lavei stock, respectfully informs Medical Ceollemen, awl the Guar. (bans of those unhappily aflliEtvd with Menta: Derangement. that,. so far from such intention, he has, in conjunction with ss Mother t Widow of the late Mr Fitich4 in .de some very considerable Additions anti Arrangements to their Asylum. for the . general comfort of their Patients • and that no exer. tons on their part shall be ever omitte d south the ant:. Dons of those entrusted to their Care, and to promote, it pos• *hie, ,ri•speetly Recovery. -• The House is eligibly situated about a mile from the Great Weafern Road, 'commanding • a cheerful and,rornantic View of adjacent Country, with many Am.* of Garden and lea re Grounds attached ;.‘ and. , pleasant aed extensive Rides nmd Walks may be enjoyed by the Patients, without the 14st exposure. having devoted his study,to this particular branch of his profession, and'thei.inVarietrsuittis which has attend. ed a long series of extensive Pradtic, he hopes, with emit'- . dence, 'to Merit the patronage of those „Friends who may be pleased to honour him therewith. • " Mr. F. attends Patients at - their own Houses, at any rea sonable'distance train Salisbury, in Cases which do not admit 'of a removal. `. COOLING CASTLE FARM, near ROCHESTER. • TO BE SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, In THREE LOTS. • la I. ri °INSISTING of an excellent HOUSE, and all suitable Out-buildings, and a. Cottage, '4ll in good Repair, and I.;y A. 31t. 35P. - more or less. of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and fresh Marsh Land, all lying together in a Ring Fence, an the garish of Cooling, free from land Tax and Wall- Scott. • Lot a. Another part of Cooling Castle. Firm, all in the Parish of Cooling, tree from -Land Tax and Wall-scott (ex .cept Wall-Scott fur 7A. IR. 231 3 . in the Parish of Cliff); c "tainit k in the whole to4A. 3R. 17P. rrme or less, oftx cellem Marsh Land, in a Ring Fence, with a good Road ekilvn to it; LOt 3 The rem4ining part of Cooling Castle Farm, all in the l'arish 01 Cooling, free from; Land Tax and Wail-scott, i ol4 inWg t?-{A, R. aSP. 111441 f or•less, of e, cellent Marsh 1111,1 , in a tOtz. I.ence, with a good R. ,- ad tkown tolt. All three Lois are in,tll4-o.:cupation of Mr. Michael' Com- POrt,. who flints at MiL,haelmas _next, when possession of each LA may be liad - • Fur further pa.rtieulars enquire of Mt.Woodgate, Solicitor, Go lden -square,' London, - where a Map of each Lot i.nay be Leen. Letters post-pa 4. nufx answer,d. FONTIIII.I. MANSION, • 'lO BP. Sr)1.1).11Y By Mr: EL.PI-111,LIps, •On the Premises, on 17iii ot 0107, and Six f Hawing Days I Sunda) excepted i ar TWvive A , LL tlit• NA3gniticmt opel t;ostly I 10U$EHOLD A. CU noble F P iate G lasses, or ant :Mar Pertedion„ ..nd Beauty, measuring ft/.m ,1106 by 64 oy and of tosser Dimensions ; the superb 'Organ iu the 11 ; the t; ekmrated Statue 0 liacchirv,brOirght front Rome by site L I uourttbla Charles Hamilton; Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory ; Two superb Tables of Orienta; Al Wis. lari Etruscan Ware ; valuable original Pis:titles i by N, Pous sin, Leopardi D a Vinci, Ludoviteo Carr:whi t Vercer, &c. —a - -complete se; oftne Leggie 01 vita Vatican, t: , blOur,(l.. esteemed ltie finest an d Most per i o d extant,- and illutninecl with Gold YF. Parini , correspotsdently trained a n d gl;.zed wall French ,Plate Glass ; Collection of Modem Pictures and rawings, by Turner, Hamilton, Romney, Hodges, and others ; a Ca lama of . rare Mandarin. Royal Seve, Dresden and Frent.h Pacelaine, composed of 'ars, Cisteros,Vasesi Urns, and Ca binet Gems, Dinner,: Devit. au& T ea Services an Assem blageof the scarce and,fine Old Gold japan ;. the several va luable Statuary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant - design and exquisite Sculpture, by Bacort, Banks, aid Flaxman ; superb Stoves ; all the beautiful Mahogany Doors and other laluablo and splendid litfilets of foritilill Mansion, neat ' l oisbury, Wilts. The Domestic Furniture is in the irnmediP.te Taste,. and . ca inposecl of a superior Pescriptioti of Materials ; the Drape- , liesbeing homed of costly Satins, Silks, Damask, and Chintz ; particularly a Suite ot Satin elaborately and beautifull anne,' in Flower's ; the Commodes,Cabioets, Chafroniers, Consoles, and Pier Tables, are formed of Rose and Satin Woods, designed a PAntique, and decorated wait Or-Motu • Mahogany and Rose Wood Dining, Pembroke, _Library, iVriting,„.and Dressing Tables ; Suites of Chairs. covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz ; fashionable ' 6° Phas..Fauteuls, and Bergiers ; Carpets. of the Axmin ster, Brussels, and Turkey Factories, and seleift Patterns ; umptuouti carved and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras ; . - .taxcellent Canopy, Four-post, Suplia, and Field Bedsteads, •and rich 'Hangings, with appropriate Bedding, Gone anti Down Beds i s. Wardrobes, Dressing Commodes and Tables, Chests of Drawers, and the usual Assortment of Chamber Furniture —the must of which New within the last Four !'cars, and HOW in the highest State of Preservation. ' May . he view e d from the 27th o f J u ly, tBce; to the Day of' Sale, by Catalogues . only, at ss. each, to be had ' of Mr. Col . dins, Printer, -Salisbury ; Messrs. Fosall, Fryer, and -Co. PIO 4avendish•str e et ; at the place of Sale ; and of Mr. • ! Phillips, New Bond -street. . 61 -8. .The Sale of the V a l ua bl e M ate 4 a l s o f t h e M a nsion take place in September next. T Fl SUN. FRIDAY. JULY 17, 1807. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. RUSH F:)RI./ LODGE, SUFFOLK. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, By Dlr. TRYNNTE, At Garraway's.Cotlee-House, 'Change•Alley, Cornhill, on Saturday the Sth Day of August. at Twelve &Clock, Compata,, Freehold and Tythe-Fie ESTATE, I called MIS FO LODGE, being a Manor in it ! sel , and'alyaunding with Game. The Estate consists of tai; Acrzs of,Araale, Meadow, Pasture Land, and Alder Corr, with, a good :House and other suitable Liuildings. The EState situated in the County of Sutroll: ; four Miles from ThetfOrd, and ottlyone from the Euston Fox. Hounds, and is bounced for about a Mile by the Little Ouse River, which • divides from` Nortialk, and front which some of the Lands are thOught capable of being watered. • Printed Particulars • may be had by application to Messrs. Ker.t, Pearce, and Kent, Craig's-court, C haring-Cross, where • a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Particulars may also be had at the Bell, Thetford ; King's Head, Norwich ; Angel, ; Bury; and of Mr. Powell, .at Rushhafti Lodge, who will thew the. Estate. _ . MOUNT MASCAL and VALE MASCAL, in KEN'S:. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, In several Lots, some time in August next, unless previously 1 Disposed' of by Private Contract in One Lot, of which. proper Notii.e.w:il be Singularly Valuable -- FREEHOLD ESTATE, Parishes of NO RTICCRA Y, IIF.X LEY, and DARTFORD, 13 Miles from Londcm Bridge; consisting of the well.known and most desiraJle Mansion Mount Mascal. Hause, late sac resKlence of lithit Edward Madoeks, Esq. • deceased with all requisite Offices,'Cardens, and Pleasure . grounds, tit fur thenecommodation of a Family of Distinc. twit, anet in excellent Farm-yard, with every convenience for Farthing purposes—all in perfect Repair. Also thc cidightfUl Rettes called VA LE MASCAL, on the B a rks of, ,the River - Cray ; consisting of Vale Mascal House, and very convenient Offices, in good : Repair: Togo ' the: with 471 Acres of Land, whereof ..".7.) are Woodland, coveted with valuable Timber, - and the remainder Arable, P.isture, and Meadow ;' the whole surnuinding Mount Mas. cal fluuse, and nearly within a Ring Fence, atrorciing several most eligible Situat..ns for Of ine'greatest part of the EAate early Possession will be ' given. Particulars, further information, and Tickets for viewing, may be had, and a Map of the Estate seen, by application to Mr. Murray, Sytuutidi lint, London, who will treat tor the • • Sale in WIC Lot, o) Private Cuntraet. CAPITAL MANORS - and ESTATES in LOW ESWA- ThK, CUMBERLAND, for SALE. TO OE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Order of the Devisees in Toe! of tee late Sir Wilfrid LaVirSon i „Bart. deceased,. at the Globe Inn, Cockermouth, ' CUi=erland, un Friday the 28th Day of August, 1807; the sate. to begin at Seven o'Clock in the livening; - Ist. A LL that Exiensive and truly Valuable and, 1 X. Desi;anie M ANOR, or (I NITLD MAN() ICS. of LOW its W ATER, TOACK'fIIWAITE, and BR'ACK. ENTaitVAITE ; .compfiailig within its limit an extent of t:winry ut nearl y fifty 'clues in clreidnlerenee, and upwards id seventy ( 111±4erit which are situate the beautiful and rotnantic Vide of L)weswater, and the t.rutd Cascade called Scaleturce, and adjoining upon the estens;ve Lakes called and. Buctertnere Lakes, and the runiainic Vales of Lorton -and Buttermere. • l'he cusibinary Bents are 351. Las. per A nnum: must of tlr-Te u.:rnetas pay arbitrary tuns Ott change of Tenant, and also i. Inc tt,....11, 01 the Lord.. All the valuable Tiinner growing citatoulary EsLteS b;:iongs to the Lord. , The v. asses Within t h e Manor are: ex:r:inely large, and. abound %vita a Variety of Carte, Lhullesile Lands of the :Manor of Lowes- Water. I.:AWN:4.I4dt of a large Parcel of '"' "4 Ground, Gaited tioe•ltotin„ the adjoining Lake, or Sheet ,Watet, called Lowe„ water Lake, contain ogettier 292 Acres, or UlereabOAS, 3d. Alio a Cont.o,tt Estate, called Riggbank, near to the Late, contaiamg 331 ) . or thereabouts, of rich Arabic and Meadow t; round, trot' in . the occupation of Eli zabeth rell.l:lT ; and also a Dwelling-Muse, Garden, and Parcel of Lann i .ended Lord's Acre, • now in the possession of M r. 101111. 1 111dS011. These DertleSite Lands are situated inane centre of the Manor, and, Irani their beautiful . cOmmanding situation in the viCinity of the Lakes; are pecu liarly adapted tor the Country Residence of any Gentleman and his I.mila), fond of rutirchileilt anti rural diversions. 41ii, A freehold and Tithe-free Estate, called Barkbeth, situate iu the Parish of Basenthwatte, th6eisaidkotzT tyof Cuirpecland, _containing, - by tvlcntir.ttion, A. 3.1 y. o r thereabonti, now in.tne possession of 'Thomas Veoward, as Tenant. _ _.._.._. Conaitiong will be produced at the time o f Sale, and fur th.x paiticular4 may in the mean time be had on application to Mews. Graham, Kincleriey, and D : 4nville, Lincoln's Inn, London; Mr. lolin Norman, at Drayton l-I9use, Cum. beiLind; or at the Office of Mr. Mounsey, Solicitor, in Car. lisle, where Plans anl a Particular of the ditrerent Estates are 'Vhe respearve Ist:ll2ms wilt show the Premises. CAPITAL ESTATES, NEAR CARLISLE. 10 BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (By Order of the Devise es i n Trust , of the late Sir Wilfrid Law soti,• Bart, deceased.) At the Crown anti Mitre Inn, Carlisle, OIL Tuesday the z;th Day of August, 1867 (Either together or in separate Lots), Ist: ALL that Extetliive, Cumpaa, and Eligible Tithe-tree EsTA - r calla: NEW LAI 'PUS HA LI. ; consisting of a complete Sett of well-built farm Housing, ail ut good repair, and 328 A, 2R*. 29P.' of excellent aritnle, meadow, and pasture Land, divided into suitable In cl"sures, alt tYno; tugt!tller, within the distance'of a mile or thereabouts ut die City of Carlisle; and adjoining upon the great TurtflmiLe,Ko4 leading front.that City to I)alstuu, now to the occupation o f Mr. Edw. Bournan, as tenant. 2d. A most - Compatt and Desirable FREE HO LD - E S TA I'E, Situate at MOrtole Head, within a mile of the said City, and iinniediately adjoining upon the above.mentioned EState of New Urns ; une side, and the peat Road I r , ' , .l .l llllgirain Carlisle to IV . ii;;,ll oil the miter, conststind °fan excellent new-built 13:d -n„ Stable, and other Out-ottices,atut iroA. rlt. 25t ) . ut rich arable, meadow, and pasture Ground, divided into suitable Inclosures (including a thawing 'Plantation or young Wood, containing 12A. zit.) all oow in the possession Of Mr. Thus. Snowden, as. tenant. The above two Estates, as from tlik.ir vicinity to Car lisle as trurn their beautiful cominar.ding Situations, are well worthy the attention of any (l Leman of fortune wishing to purcinise an extensive pitiperty. The Lands are aho welt calculated for behig•subdivided into.a variety of small-Lots tor the occupation of persons re siding in or near Carlisle, and wilt .be accordingly olnred svte ril c.4ch way. ' The iistateat New Laiths Hall is of Leasehold tenure, un. der the Dean and ChapterOf Carr: it:. Contitions will be pioduced at tn.: time of Sale, and fur ther" pirdeulars nu) , iu mu mean time be had on application to Nkss. Graham, Kintierley, and Dornville, LincoltilitAnn, Luthion Mr. J. Noiman, the Land Steward, at Brayton House or at the (Mize of Mr. Mciunsey, Solicitor, in Car- I where,P taus And A VIM icular of the different Estates arc io,cd. The resiicztive Tenants will chew the Premises. . -4r To THE PDHLIC. RY several Accoutits received by the Proprietor A.) of 'Dr. NOR K IS's DR 0 i'S, it appears, they were foi.na a .:ci tail' specific iti•the late awful Visitation in the lsl.iud td St. Helena • n it: a circumstance truly to he de plor.td, that the trim:di - a:tic:Ft of a (I•.:l:wrious Counterfeit shoutd have tor instly years past &privet' the Inhabitants of the Ar.ei India Istaii4s cif the benefit retiltin& from this tir,eqw lied Medicine; ftrt her deception is however effettual Iy guarded against, by the name of " Thomas Norris Moore" engiavett by faveur of Goverinnent on the Stamp round each boirie. - The:: Pant il Family Bottle. las. to be hal only at the Door's No. j 9, I.nwer rook..l;trert %vit.:re ail Orders tbr xportatiun ;tic duty executed. srunfier Battles, at l is. and 21 .5 , 14 Wilf.)lo.lC Anti r;titil by Niessfs. flacon and Co. (Wont-street. CHUDLEIGH FIRE. Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, July 14. AT aft Adjourned MEETING of the COM- M 1 If:, SA NILIEL 13 It E%V E, Esq. in the.enair, it'appeared that the under-mentioned Subscriptions had been received,ln addition to those alroady published : The Lord Chief Baron ' .olSeotland 2.5 o o LOrd Sidatouth - to to o 1: F. . 30 o 0 Quin Cock - to 0 0 Jacob lonlenis - to o o M. M. - to 00 W. and R. Borradaile . and CO. - - ro to John Hornby - to to e A. B. - - ro to Steward and Cook to to o Rev. Mr. L'ultow a t o Mrs, bones - o 5 o Mrs. Crooke - o 7 0 Earl of Berkeley - 5 5 o Beauclerk - t t o W. Rogers, Esq. . •t o A Ffiella to Humanity 5 o o M. Poynder awl Son 5 0 o iss. Ay ton t r o W.. Warry, Esq„ 2 2. 6 -1 I • B. tu l ler, liornsey 2 2 o Rev. R. Buller - 5 S .1.. fames Colgullqlllll - 5 5 o. Ciiarlcs Batty - z a o N. B. Aubert, sen. 5 5 0 Bohn Shcrrier - t t o Bcicher Ryles - 22, 0 N. Brickwood A G entletnan - 1 W. "Faylor • .5 A Licut, in the Navy S. E 5. - - • Dr. Herschelt t t o S:ibscrips. received by Mess. Fletcher Parsons,o x turd Rev. Dr. Richards, Vice-Chancellor to to o Dr. Eveleigh, Provost of Oriel College to to o Sir T. D. Aciand, Bart. Ch. Clt. 5 5 o Rev. E. Ellerton, Mag.' Col,- Rev. 'P. L. Cooke, Mag.. Col.' -• i z o W. Hall, Esq. > - r z o Rev.Mr.Wood,CliCh t Mr.Round,BaliolCol. u .to 6 Mr. jamcs Costar t t o 1)r-. Hurd ; Mag. Col., t t o Dr. Wall, New Col.' 2 2 0 Rev. A. 1.;0 1 ),!rtson 2 2 (ev. 1. 1. lealte,Exe rcr Cot. c 1 o jaineb Watch. w Eul• Niag. Cot. Rev. I. raath,Uni versiry Col. .- t. i o A. 8.. C.. - • 2 2 o Relf.T.Ashliurst, All Souls i t Mr. 8., Lavvley, All Souls - r t o Rev. It. licher, All I X 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 A Second Subscription colloCtett by Mrs. Mervin • Souls Sir". ltiddel l Ch.Cl.2 The l'rimnpai of lesus • Col. Rev. Dr. Wilson, St. Edmtnd's Hall - z Mr. Loves, Univer. sty Col. - t Mrs. (ones, Adwell 5 Mi. T. B. Sadler i A lderrnan Fletcher 2 Mr. Hulton,H.N Col. t r.Banard, B . N. Cul. t Mr.T. W Barton, l lead- WB. t z o S. 11. t 1 o By W. B. 3 to 6 1. P. 1 0 .0 Sundry small Sub.4,...rips 5 3 6—tt 16 0 Gharies•Page, Esq. ..3 3 0 /Capt. W. Duosford 3 3 0 Mr. .Stnith, Sweet t i o T. Wright, Esq. 2d Subic:lll)6on - t o o The Gentlemen of the Law Society, meet- • ing at toe Sugar Loaf, 801 l yard, Lincolti's4lnn is c. 0 %V. I. %Vrigtit, Esq. t t 0 M. It. 2 2 0 Edward Batter, Esq. s o o, Hon Gen.W.Hervey to to 0 it. R.. B 2 2 o , Mr. Secker - 1 0 0 Mr. Marett - 3 00 , Mr. 13attiscomb - r r • Mr. Reeves- o S o Mr. Barton - o s e Mr. coot: - 0 5 0 Mr. Sergent o s Mr. W. Louthis - 0 7 o Richard 11,1eyricke o 7 0 Miss' Oriole - t t o W. Wright - 0 7 0 MTs. . 1 t o Mrs. Marshall z t o Edward Cutler 0 7 0 P. Cooper, Esq. - t o The following Bankers stilt continue to receive Subscrip tions for the Relief of the Sutlerers; Messrs. Hamtnersley and Co. ; Hoare and Co. Fleet-street; Down, Thornton, and Co.; Forster, Lubbock and Co.; Clyn and Co. ingriot • - Mr. Howes, Mag. Col. o Mrs: Rev: L. Coplegon. Oriel Co). - Rcv. M. C. Holmes, 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 20 C. C. C. - Rev. 1. Churehill, I 1 0 I C C. t Mr. R. Gwen -1 r o Mr. J. Cooke,Oxford t i o K m K. New Col. - Rev.W.Everett, New Col. Mr. Macbridge, Ex eter Col. Trit. P Ov ()St • Q :teen's Col. - 'rite Rev. I. Rostlew, Exeter Cal. - r. Nl.tdoeks, Cll. a z o A. Z. 0 7 I, 11. I Lady . o Rev Col. - 1 1 o Mr.Davis,Cork-street 2 2 I 1 0 1 1 0 Z 2, 0 of 2 :: o - •. .On Monday the loth inst. will be published, In One Volume Bvo. Writ a Portrait of the Author, • IHE LIFE of THUANIIS, with some AO- , count of his Writings, and a Translation of the Prelace to his History. B the Rev. 1. COLIANSON, M. A. Of Queen's'College, Oxford. • • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, and thme. Paternits ter.row. DUKE OF YORK - VINDICATED. This Oay WAS published, price is. 6d. A COMPLETE VINDICATION of the CON DUCT of His Rnyal FliginteSs the DUKE of Y 0 RK, in reply to the tout Charges-exhibited against him, in a Pam. phlet, emitted " M • N - roalAN s." " tta;a thou a word, or wir, or impudence, " Ton yet can do the office t if,thon bast, •• Rely upon ,it 'till my tale be heard, " And boill no longer out," SiinxsY se aA. (13" In ail:: Paimplilet the Commander in Chief's vast Importance to•thp Country, - at the present alarming trisii, is civarly dentonstruted Printed for C. Chap*, 66,. ; and I. 1114c1i.- lock, Itujal Exchange. Of whom may be had, A New Plen:for Itecruiting ;toil Intproviag the British Army. By Commentariu,s.. Price 3s. 411. SOPERIOL WINES. SPENCIFIA and PERKINS,. No. 115, -Newgate snot.. jairmes o f w i , ;e .ne forty )....ars. eighteen of whin they have Adopted Chit adMiratile Mode of - Iteliorntihg it ih large - Vats of land 4r3 . 0 G,tilotis Contents, is practised in Germany and ()titer Places ak ro.4d by whirl. ll their Wines are s:,impromt in flavour. thiir Cordial Qualities ietained, that they we not only a deliCious Liquer to the Palate,' but grateful to the Stomachs of Nervous Ha bits, • and the Aged and infirm, Their_Stnek of. Old Wirt, Madeira, Ducella, &c. is of 't6;osel. value, by which they are enabled to keep Witte to great ages. both in Ca* and Bottle. • They also keep a latge Stock of Cogiii.lt. - .ltrindY, Pine alai Jamaica Hum, and I ast-india Orange Shrub, the oldest in London, treated in the Same manner in Vats, which, with their Wines, they sell on the most moderate Terms, tbr Ready-money. Not Jess than a Dozes sent to any part of the Town free of li,:xpence. iV. DUFOUR is pertealy aware of theTreju i.Rdices which many possess to the advertising system, and would regard it as derogatory to his Profession, partieu. larly as his extensive Practice in London entirely precludet the necessity of it; but having for many years confined hie Praaice to the Cure'or Striaures, Obstrnd:tions, Gleets. &c. as well as Debility and all other Disorders of the Urethra. requiring secrecy, and being sole Proprietor - of DORAN , * celebrated MEDICATED bOUGIES and REMEDIES, he feels himself actuated by motive::: of duty to 3dopi it as the only method by which a great number of Per..ons, in every part of the Kingdom, may obtain that c.ffeclital relief, 'which experience Proves they cannot obtain from Country praelitioners, His method is mild and efficacious, and not liable to the objeCtions made to the Caustic and other vio lent methods, which do not_ prevent a relapse. For the various symptoms, see Mr. D.'s Treat;sc, price 3s 61. to be had at his liouse,.No. 54, Prith..street, whae lie.continuc.c to give Advice, in separate Roonis, Nine to' Four. -Letters for Advice are expected to contain Bank Note. Ate , 4. k'l% qti& .., ( I , 4 .....,,,, r „,._ 4 if 'IP " .5..., • - ' .. " %': •_- ,- . V .cs,, s 3,0 Zl.l9l t ti"Ttr " ri ' RTRE [PRICE SIXPE CE ~.._..r.~., VICTUALLING OFFICE, .7 , 110 r 8, 7 „ THE CO4 I / 1 11/SSIONeRS for VICI UPI LLI:~'G MS 414.P.SIY's Nil 1 1. :11 be,c-e!i• N,/ice, I - hat opt, Ifiedle,day, Me 22 1 in tber.tvitl te• i twelve 1 . e.:- Jen is *pritiv reaird t7j I, 'and treat :for (}Nt ITIOUSA N QUARTERS of Kil.N-DRIED ENG I.lSil I'E . %SE, to be. d-livired, one.6,sit 14/ one m attb, and die reniab,d, T , i ll one mogib afierum , A, bit* flit 11.ifery'r Si'Mri a t rb e Pot of Pa•antoill6 ; to be paid Jr ,, tajahle, :vitt; letereg, ninety dap alter dale. _ _ . _ .N. li. IVc Troula for a les.r reavity lbws rutemy.five ear. Teri will he allemled to. .TI"-Conditions of the Contral7 may he we tit Mt S'erro. tag': Office_ No regard will be bad to any Tender in .tz , blet the Price shall nvt be inserted in toot ds at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Howl beftne One o'C/oek on the said eKdnesday, 14* 221 koala, nor oriels the Person who makes the Tender, or stow Person on kt, behalf, attends, to answer, •tt.brot railed for RENOVATED ttr.ALTI-1. \has been too fretiuently the subjea of just and 1. general reprobation, teat men destitute of the elements ,of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public.patrouagein the professioo of physic For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and • to prevent us from being classed moue those empinc4 whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to siihmit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful steteme,t of our pursuits and ace quirements.' After having received a regular medical tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard, whose leetures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London I I °spa aI • we entered ou ;wives as stuants in that justly celebrated 562001 for medical acquire.• ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the ditUn - ent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pradiec of 'physic; .chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. Bte. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Heinilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not bedeerned presumptuous In saying that our proficiency and acquirements ate not imonsiderable. HaVing for a long aerie* of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseasee of Debility, the particular object ot our studies and practice, it will, we hope, - be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In sli N iit dna recent cases of infeetion a perfe& Iv-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; anti in those of the utmost in. veteracy, where ether practitioners have tidle.l of SULVOS, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the e&cts of a habit long, and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities wince; area quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state To such persoes it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by anew and intallii.de mode,pftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. ous.constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatevet causearising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be coesulted by patients of either sex with't he great. , eat secrecy and honour. Flours olcotesulZ3tlOSl at home front ten to three, and fiwnb in the evening till ro at night. Patients in the. country Zre requested to state the particu. Jars of their case, age, and general habit'a living, tee. &c. in. closing a remittance for advice and medicines,. when the same will he given, or sent to auy part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the poitage of letters may be added to the account-tor medicines. CUKRI F and Co. Surgeoni. _ No. 107 Hattori—garden. .61r Messrs. Currie and Co. have Eertiticates from the above respet.table Professors of London and Edifiburgh, of the dud humanity, with which titey per. formed 'the duties. assiined them during she time they at. tended their Leetures anti .Pra4t.ree. t . er gnu a-re . 11. 4 „ k PREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON . - Gilead-I-f em .. near Liverpool, Which has risen to the very pinnacle of tame forirs superior Efficacy in Nervous, Debilitated, and Consumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, Indigestion, lowness of Spirits, &c. of which the following, remarkable Cures are incontestable proofs : k xtraet of a Letter from Welshpool, dated the 22d of January) rilo7, to Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Ala, We have the pleasure of informing you, that a young wo.• man, of the name of M. Lewis, of the Parish of Llantyhan. t g e e n l, ije, w t ho w h it a n d i lo u r t ig er l i to i ‘ i, c i r r ea ed k u n i c id ss e , r l a os N s e o rr A us , C pe o t n it t e p . la p in a t ins , at in the Head and Breast, and was even confined to her bed, wat happily restored to health by taking two bottles of your vs. triable Cordial, which was purchased at our shop ivy a fri en d of the afiridted. R. an d t . GRIFFITHS. To Dr . Solomon, Gileed. E fi d o li t i is b e, ilg n i e lt ar Liverpool. 2ihNov .1806. As it must be very gratifying to you to be informed 01 the great efficacy of your Adedicines, 1 beg leave therefore to haul you the following particular's, which I am anxious that you make panic, in order that others in siinilat eireinnstences may have immediate recourse to mach a valuable remedy as your Cordial Balm of Gilead. Although a vcry young pan, I was reduced to such a state of debility, in consequence rife Nervous Complaint, as scarce. ly to be able to walk, and totally unable to follow my USUAL employment. I hail matey other disagreeable symptoms, particularly a violent pain in the Stomach, with a great de. pression and lowness of spirits. In this miserable situation I had recourse to your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and bought small Bottle from Mr. Smith, 33, North.,Bridge, your Agent ' in this city (to whom reference may be had;, from which It derived so much advantage as to be able, in the course of a few days, to resume my employment ; since that time I have taken several Bottles more, trorn-which I have alsoexpriencedi similar benefit, so much so, that to your Me.hcine, under Di vine Providence, I look up es the preservation of my life. A - Ccept, therefore, dear Sir, of my most grateful thanks ; and believe me, with rasped, your most obedient Servant, • lOHN SHORT. It is impossible to insert all the cases and cures which Dr. Solomon is in possession of; he contents himself with what has been said, but great experience ha* convinced him, that in all Morbid A ffeClunis of the Blood and Lymph (the cause of almost every inalady) so noble, sail, anti efficacious a re. medy, was never offered to mankind ; but he now leaves It to the world, conscious that he has done his duty, by send. ing forth what may be given to-the tender infant, the preg. pant female, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of medical discovery. . °' Dr. Solomon expeds, when consulted, the usual cam. pliment of a One Ponald Note; burall written cases, or let. vets Of - advice, to be answered at his leisure, are requested.to inclose Milt-a-Guinea. Such letters should, tbr safety, be thus direeled: " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, (a'ileed- House. near Liverpool. Paid double postage."' Lettert May be ordered to be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post. Office; till called for. Price tialf.a.Guinei a Bottle ; or the quantity of Four, in c o I n u e d e r d a ) In , i ‘ i v y li 4 io c g t h i a e ; Ch 'Qi e which:; w 3 ( 3 ;rd o s n " 1 . 9 5% l a o r r e n o s4 n ved , C ( g e d i r:p d t in) A l i n b , engraVed on the Stamp, without which none can be genuine. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.lmpetigines, stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Mrs. 'Mathews, No. Is, st ratu t ),, Mr, Perfumer, N 0.38, and Mr. kachurn, Nortlidiridge; Mr; Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinbargh ; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ;G. linm i ,i ng , ; Crow_ l o r d , Kii iipLarnoc k ; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W Crawford, Girvati; I. Comm, New. Douglas ; T. Milian,4l‘ Kirkcudbrignt ; T. M , Cretlie, sta y ; J. Myth, Leven; 1. lle'rnpster, etipar; Allan, Ouii. dee; P. Cratere, Montrose; I. Mitchell, and 1. 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