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OFFICE OF RE_S;,I,.VC:7E, T"E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .;:f du hereLy s ri { lt 2VG.t ice, Thai PrcipOs:nls will be received at th,..ir on or Ltr:...re 2'.iesday, the 2:9tli Dry; of & T ie rt:b6r, sucA Persoits . us inity be willin g "to rt'llt oti LeCiC,l4.lt ui#e c; . 1;T1t: ist r f October itert, the steesaIORDNANCF, T I:N Sat the following Stations, : TIFF' folbwing COURSESnf. LEcTuREs will be aelivered in this Theatre, drains tlieEcitsiting SE.kT OF:11•"AR •IN .041" VraS pUbli On Four larg eircii Sheet three Feet by twO Pert ten ItAe.;:, price tilimounted, T.,•0 Putindl Two Shiflings, eir On a. unAtollers, Pounds 'fnrec • , ' - -oii THEoity and PRACTICE . Or 'MEDICINE, by Dr. POWELL. - On ANA:FUMY arnl PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER- N ETEY. , • , On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by iNT.r. ABE It N ETH . • • CI - 11 2 ,1?1TitY, by Dr. HUE. • 0 M iDWIFEILY, 4)y' Dr. THYNNE. ANATQMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mx. LAW RENCE. ' The Lectures will begin' on THURSDAY, the Ist of Oe tobtr, at'? o'clock. Further pArticulars 'nay be known 'by applying to Mr. WHEELER, Apothecary to the 1-10.:pital. A :NEW IVIAV of the S.l;-: AT of WAR in the NORTEERN s part :ET' ; comprehending- Den- S,..uden, Norway, the Lahic Pr:Assiu, Sv..itztrland, part of t'i'ance,,anl the v,'ll;le Russian Eiupire. Zohn Wariey, Leith Fort, +Threalar Redoubt, at Shorn:iiire. tr,ttollattery, I)‘`u,rnurcb, ut eitto, New Ordnance Barracks, ft L~itu. • _ Thi.s pay was im: - .:ished, In One Volume, Oc'ta:u, with Engrav,ings, by Sti...trt, price 13s. iii hoards; . _ ni.E.vrra.r OF ANATOMY, ;treat Mariborough-street. .11,11111 M NAL. CO WISE .ti f LECTURES on AN 1)111 - iii0I,OGY . ,.and• SITRGERY, kill be commenced On Tkit7IISDAY, th e ist of October, at Two o'Clock. _ INQUITIV into the Process of Na - furcin Repairing INJURIES of the I:;TESTINES . ; log The Treatuwut, of PeOetratin.; Munds and Strangulated Hernia. :aces for Mlle Boxes to , he taken of 'Air. 'Brandon, at the The Doors will be opt:ilea, at balf-nast Tiyei . and t.h Play 'be in at half-pa s t si x . A Prlv4te Bcx May be had nightly, oa application to . 'AI. Brander', at the Lim-office; Bo.tes 'is. Second Price :is. Gd.—Pit 5, - ; Cd, Second Price `?s. Ciadlriy es. Second Price is.—ifpper Caller? is. Se" coad price 61. 4 he revired Burletta of Midas co tinning to be received the loudest applause, w,ll lie re.peated., on‘ *Monday, weinesd a y, end Friday in the ensuing Weeli. Tuesday, •the Comic Opera of the Cabinet; to which ' 1 " be t4e Melo-I:ran, of Tile Wind Boy.—On ed ..,'`-lay first time this seasan),. the Alelo-Dramatic Oera of Wed- The ( Thursday; Stialspeare's Tragedy of Macbeth t - 9 w l'i , ; ll Will be adde::, Pai'ce of The Slioll'4l Child: On fridav, the Comedy of The Rival?;. 10e Publioare resoecitully informed, that a New Grand flaiautie Di-aina which has beenin preparation the whole of Llle Suiunier, will be produced immediately, with entire new slasic, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. COUNTY Fm} -OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON=STRF,Ff, . ~. . T.ttusTE,us. Iris Grace the Duke of. Rutland, K.G. The Most Noble the Marquis of Buclifigham, K.G. The Most Noble the Marquis of Northampton. The.. Right Hon. the Earl of Buckingham2llire. The Right Hon. thz E.rl of Lisp Per Ossory. VciiilaUl Praed, 144. NA'. Scrope Bernard Moiland, Esq. M.P. And Sixty Directors. :;Tatta;. , iug liirector—j: T. Barbel' B:.:aumont, rsq. F.A.S. ECEIPTS for the Renewal of POLICIES which terminate at 'Michaelmas, are now in course of deli 'c'rY• Persons who are' insured with this Association be come Members. Snob prOffts as arise are •divided equally among the .Memhers, nccordiog to their respective Coritrihn , tioni, and without the risk of loss, as an ample surplus Ca- Pital has been provided to me.ct any excess of loss that may occur. • • li Agents are uppoititcd in all the principal Towns, who are Agents to the Provident Life Off - tee, foccded on Si luilar principles. ROYAL EidIANGE TRA.NC I E ory.! cr., EstablT§hed by Royal CharZei, ASSl in the Relqa of King George the Firsts 1812. p • ERSCA"S, whcli;e- annutSPrerniums fall due On the uth iii,ltant, are hereby informed, that Rec;eipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over t h" R*. , 3',ll);::cbange and in.PallTMall, iLs well as by their re spective Agents in the severo Counti,:.; and the Parties as sured-are requested to apply . for the Renewal of their roll (its, on ,3r before the 14th of October next, as-the usual Fif teen DavS allowed for Payment, beyond the date of-each Po ll*, will then expire. SAMUEL YENNING, Jun. Secretary. - - - Attendance is given, daily, at the said OffiCes, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Itarb;:mr, in Dock, or-while building., from Loss or Damage hi. Fire ; •and atm) for the Assurance of and granting Annul- . ties on Lives. N• n. Fire Policies;will be iasued 'free of Expense to the I..s.surcd, where the annual Premium amounts to 6 or up \ ardey• • • FIORE FIFLE-AS.A7iIANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.. OFFICE—LUDGATE-HILL, - LONDON. pLRSONS assured with this. Office, whose Policies expire at, Michacimae; are respectfully inform that Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready Ibr Delivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom, WILLIAM WILY, Secretary: I. B. Policies of Assurance which expire a the above Period, s h o uld be r e newed within Fifteen - Days thereafter. HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, - No. 10, Ludgate-Hill, - London. TILE DIRECTORS respectfully acquaint the Public, that for the further extension of the advantages 01 Life Asiurance, the Fire and Life nosiness of this Com pany have been separated, and formed into two distinct de- Partutats, with a Capital of ONE MILLION appropriated to each. That in the Life Department (after a medeTate deduction fir Guarantee and the expence of Management) the Profits a rising from the Life business are to be applied as follows; One equal Third Part to be added to and consolidated with the Proprietors' Stock; and the remaining Two equal Third Parts of said Profits to be written up to the credit of Life Policies ; such addition of Profits to he paid along with, acid at the same time as the principal sonassured becomes Pay:thle.- instead of sinking a sum annually to secure the pay ment of a stipulated principal sum (which principal sum, %;.-‘acn the claim. arises, may happen to be considerably less than the aggregate amount of the -annual premiums paid), Assurers with this Company receive not only the sum originally stipulated, but receive also Two Thirds of the Pro fits of the Company divided amongst theM; in proportion to the sums which they respectiVely assure. The Directors. in offering such peculiar and important ad- Vantages to Life. Assurers, cannot doubt that the. Hope Life a nd Annuity Office will receive a decided preference and Pport from the Friends.of the EStablishment and the Com aitutity iu general. By Order of the Board, WILLIAM BURY, Sec. • AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, The originall nvention of Mr. HENR Y, and brought by his successive I tnprovements to the-highest perfeelion) conti nues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY,. Mann. tatturing ClialistS, Manchester. Ps agreeal; . .le perfumed Liquor which is com posed of highly cuncentrated"Vinegar, joined with the l i , ost pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be Cl)t unimpaired in any -Climate, and fin. any length of time. .t . s . pungent Odour aciapts it for affording relief in Head achs, , untings, Fee and renders it- peculiarly grateful and refreshtng - in crowded Roowis,. in Places of Public Resort, and the Aliartments Of "the Sick. It counterads, also, the in ,ettion of Contagion's Diseases. - AS .many spurious and inferior PieparatiOns'are sold under the same and similar names, the Public are requetteri to ob. serve, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names -Qt . Messrs. Henry, 'Manchester, arc engraved on the Stamp. The Arnmatic.Spirit4 Vinegar, i in bottles, price z.;. 94; e ach, "Stamp included,. is sold wholesale and retail by Bay_ 'ev and blew; CoCkspur-street (the only Agents in London aphorized by the Proprietors); where may he had, Sporigo . 11() x - es of Gold,. Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, &C. Also, ' HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, to u -ottles, at, as. 91, slid larger with glass stQppcu, v at 451 Ptl. each ; their names being Qll the StainpS, • VO \ - • • BROWz_ES. Anatomical Conver2itiones will be held weekly, when the different Sub.i.eets treafed of will t, diicnssed fn, - ailiatly, and the Students' -views forwarded. To thes9 own: but Pnpils cats 4c admitted. Spacious - Apartme , lts, 'tlmronglily ventilated, and replete with errry convenieUcC, are lipen all, the -Movning, for the purposes of Dissecting ;13,1 Injecting,. where Brool:es at tends to`.• direct the Stn.; eats, ano demonstrate the various parts as they appear on Dissection.. The InconVeniences usually atteading'Anatnmical Investi gations are counteracted by au Antisewik Process. Pupils may be accomm'odated in the House.—Gentlemen establishedin Practice desirous of reneivingtheir Anatoznical .....:19owledge may he accommodated with an Apartrpot to Dissect in privately. • , rir BISII, Contractor for the present 'LOT jit. • TERY and the one just finished, r , twrns* his sincere thanks to the FlC . iii: for their ciistint4uislied - Favours, aud is happy to in :ounce the. follov,ing '.List of Capitß)s sold in She: es at Ina Offictz; No. 4, Cornhill, atni 9, Charing-Cross, where • the Forth:late holders may receive their-Money On Pemand. ' - • • •T. BISII con With confidence recommend ,the improved Scheme Of the New Lottery, 'pos, - ;esing Pei . ,; - e . , 0i 10,0 00 I . in stead of 16,0001. yet containing more Pri:;cs than the t last Lottery; and i a.. . the ...inallest Priza of 2A. nave such, uutver, sal Satisfaction, alt.i , ore retain.,) in the NEW ,SCHESIF O .. ' 'C.I.PITAI, PRIZES 2. of 1' xO,OOO *ire /; 40,0)0 soLn 0? 2 ..3,000 ' 6,000 _ BISH,..in :MARES, 4 l,OOO. l,OOO il , ; Til i.: 4 5O O 2,000 1 - Lottery. just Finished. 6 2OO 1 , ,500 6 203 I,OOQ S lOO BOO 10 5O 5OO 10 4O 490 16 25 4OO 1,950 22 42,930 All to be d•,:aulT The 20th of OCTOBER. No. 3iG3l'. . Prize of.. e.OOO 974 P, .4 ; 000 3,880 • B 3,000 600. - A 5OO 2,7 j; A 5OO 9,736 , - 13 5OO An Seven Priz.,,s ut i::300, , LOv, PATENT 1311.1Tilif-I StilaTING CLOTH. superior Degree of Finenes and un ..111. equalled Delicacy of 'l'extute to which the ROW Mnte riai is reduced previons.to being' manufaCtuwed object at- tainable only by the Proprietor), renders this Fabric not only', . of greater PhrahilitY than. Linen alolie, but anest.phm ,sapt, comfortab!e, and mconomical • descliption of Shirting- Cloth ever manufactured. it washes bel!r!:l',;ic, and i= sold at about half the price of Irish Linen, at :I 1 . house, 154, Cheapside, near St. Pau and Co. QS, Nail Mall, and at no other Houses in MONEY, 70. Y ANNUITY, to any amount, on Landed or other Incomes, or on Bills or Notes, or to Fleirs of •Property. Apply or address (post paid) to Messrs. Drummond and Co. Navy and Money Agents, Itussel-mews, Howland-street, Fitzrny-squar ; who, without other interference or exposi tion, an effect the must impo'rtant businks, , in %a few hours, but decline all applications for less than 3ei. unless they lead to grater objects. • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENS4RY. PATRON, His Itoyal Highne - ss the Duke of York. G.ovtallons, Earl of Leitrim lion. Col. J. Barry, John Lato , ,lche, NLP. Cut. \V. Janes,- M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Caht.J. Hay. ' SURGEON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the }LoyalSollege, London. . . _ THIS INSTITUTION, established for the ex clusive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL MS- - EASES, and then dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debi lity, Ulcerations, 3.1 e. has to boast the core .of no less.than two thousand Patients, 'annually, many of whom • have beep afflicted from ten to twenty yeari, The.early symptoms of Gonorrhoea. and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that'Weaktiess and derangement of the ge nerative organs, which iinimir tree constitution, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any : other plan. • Mr. Klernan•may be consulted as usual, by either sex,' at his private house, No. 21 , Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square, where Letters from Town and Count] y are to be ad dresSed, and the necessary advice and meclicine Will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To Mr. DIXON,' Apothecary. SIR, , I Take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, 11_ that I have received the mast wonderful benefit from the use ot your DI X 0 Iti's AN'TIBILIOUS PILLS, which I carried with ►oe to Jamaica, and aikthose friends to whom I dis►ributed them have experienced the same salutary"benefit ; they declare the►n to be the best Medicine ever used m that Country for Bilious and other Complaints. _ _ _ - The iblloWing are.the names of several Ladies and Gentle. n en who have received the utmost relict from your Dixon's AntiOilions .Pills:--Charles Taylor, Esq. Jamaica; Wil liam,Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodrilt; Spanish. Tovvn, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit to ; I. 'Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. Alistnii, l'sq. - do.; Mr. Walker Port Nlorant, ditto ; J. PcnlinSon, Esq. Salt Rivet, ditto • Mr. Muilens, ditto; I. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King-• ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodritl; nish Town ; with many other persons Of - the first respeela- Sir, your most obedient Servant, THOMAS HA R ROL D, of the ship Ganges. July 1, 1812: Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. B.titicr's, N 0.4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp arid Belam, Portsmoutli ; •lones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, 'Port: sea ; Hall ,and. Johnston-, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness Peck, Rciss, and Turner, -Hull ; Hoxland, Cook worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert,. PlS:Er:4th.; Knott,and Lloyd,. and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge, Edwards and (Penny, and Lathbuyy, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, ' Manchester ; Trewinan, -Exeter; Smith, .Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edin burgh;. Baxter and TvP`Donald, Glasgow.; llulgen - and .13arry, Bristol ; • Stevenson arid Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester'; Dunn Sutton, Nottingham ; and,.retail by roost Country .Yenderb p boXeri at as, gd-. ant 65, rich, . . • By BENJAMINTRA. 7 :Eitti, DernonAtrator of anatomy at Goy's Surgeon to the Hon..Ea.t India Conn.mn:6,, and to th, hondon laraiary for • Di:it:A.:o;s of the I , ,ye. Pciated for Lonivann, Eurst, Rees, thaw, and Drown, Paternoste.4-row. . ' This . Day were publlshed, i In TwO Volumes Octavo, prie. I is. • A new Eititinn, considerably enlaiged and improved, of 1 . }.ITTER.S 'to a FRIEND on thp 'Evidence..''i,7 ,A .41 . Doctrines and Datits of the Christian Religion. 1.13 GRE(4O)..Y, LL. D. Of the Acatiolny, Wuobrich.. London ; .Printcti ft,r nobet - 't iiaLtwin, Paterockter-rcw; This pay was pniilish,d, In One 'Volume, Roy:11 Octilvo, price - 18s. boards, i TTIPLF, PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITH I NG, _E. intended not only for ProfeAsors of the Law, but for a 1 1 Persons interested in Tithes ;• and illustrated by References to the most leading anil recent Tithe CaseS. • By FRAIWIS PLOWDEN,'ESq. Barrister. London : Printed fur Robert Baidwin, 47, Paternoster-row. • • • This Day was published, In Octavo, price lOs. 6d. boardi, A N ACCOUNT of the Past and Present State I*. -of the ISLE of MAN ; including a Sketch of its Slinera louili an Outline of its Laws, with the Privileges enjoyed by St r angers, and a history , of the Island: Ci:ORGE WOODS. London : Printed I . ,:if ltutiert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row. PRAWING. This Day was published, In hiro,;N: Oct:ivo, price qSA. half bound, rpm, LLFLAENTB of DitAWING, in its va ..a. ni o ns Branches, for 'the use of Students, illustrated (;upper-plrAes; containing several hundred subjects after the-Gveat aid of them. coloured. from nature. By GEOILGE.HANILTON, Esq. Tails is the first u.'..tempt to produce a complete and cheap Elementary Book on the most elegant 'of all Arts ; serving at once, as an-assistant to Masters, afiA as a ii aide und Tutor to Stadcikts, with or withuut.a Master; The justruc - :iotts are practical aud. copious; 'and the examples kgin with tut, s m i .: piest figures, - and-gradually ascend to the most complicated designs nt Landscape and history. Pi:inted for iticbard Pitillias, 47, Ludy:ate-hill ; and to be hail of wito a liberal aro; vatlee to Masteis, mid. tqS'zb9ot;. Of whom may be bad, just published, Blair's Universal Plecrptor, 48:6d His MOdels of Jnyt..mile Letters; 6d And Goldsmith's British GeographY, 4 s. Gd. • THE GENUINE CEPHALIC SNUFF, • FOR THE HEAD _kIND Th../TANI" counterfeit and 'pernicious pfepara ..LV.k rations-of this. pleasant and officacious SNUFF, hav ing beavt ontrtildtid•upun unsuspecting purchasers, the. 'are beret , ' informed thuttlie real . inuff may be known by the words "F. Newuery, No. St. Paul's," tieing engraved in the Stamp round ca!et Dot tie, and all thoso witfroat this distinction ari: grats Atter this notice:, x just es t ititate v 6.11 be formed oi the characters of those who deal in • s uch articles. - • ' The genuine Snug' is sold only by the Proprietors, F. New bery and Sons, Nu. 45, St. Paul's Churc!;-yard, London; and. Brodie, Dowding, aad Lirs.ford, Salisbury ; and maybe bad of all the Venders of Messrs.:Newbery:.4 Medicines throughout the United Kinadout, price Is. _lid. a bottle, stump in- FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. 91111 E ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL SI DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB lIEMET, Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use Of ; they will effectually. preserve the eeth in a sound state, even to old age; will render them white and beatitifut without the least impairing the 'Eutimel, fasten NO .§ are loose', keep such as are already decayed front becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly cure the Scur,yy in the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to.the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and rethedy all those Dis Orders that are the consequence. of Scoillutic Gums and had Teeth. • - They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, 'Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. f4d. each, and retail by T. Scarnian (late partner and successor to- Mr. He met), George-street, Hallowel l -square. None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Beloit, Bayle y , Cockspur-Street," - engraved in the , Stamp, and aLabel " Bavlei - and Blew, Cocksput-street, London," paste•l on the back of eadh bottle and •box. N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons wh3 have the'care of Children 'us the greatest prciserVatire of young and tender Teeth. AN I'MPOItTA:P.ia' DISCOVERY, Seventeen Years EstabliShed, in the first Citii in the Woad ; CONSEQUENTLY it becomes. a duty incum bent on the Propriecor, to ; give it, if possible, uni versal publicitv,,which he is 1101 V endeavotiriN; to accompli4h, at an expenee little shOrt of Three Thousand Pounds a Year, by hotirly informing-and hourly proving to mankind of all descriptions, that those who are tortured with the Gaut, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatisiii, Pleurisy, flea&ache, Bilious Sick llead-aeli; Asthmatic, Consumptive, and Bilious • coin- TootL-ache,,Face-aehe, or Ear-ache ay"be Cured in a reasonable time by use of the • GIJEST6 m NIAN MEDI CINES; and by applying tp the Inventor, B. GUEST, Che mist, No. .9, Great Surrey-stree,.Blackfriars-beidLe, between the hourt of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday neepted,) may be perfectly'relieved before they leave him, which is such' an earnest of &ere as -no empiric or regular practitioner, ex cept thsse that practise, with these-preparations, did ever Aare to promise, because not being able to succeed, they would prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would quack so fond as to be distinctly heard, at an ,immense distance, justly pron6uncing them pretenders only to medical know ledge. • These Preparations are retailed in London only by the Proprietor; but may be had wholesale from any of the re- Speetable.Medicine Verniers, in Town, and they will receive from tlfem such a di;TAiunt as - must be considered liberal on quantities not•less than half a dozen each. And those that wish to be informed respecting their perfect safety, and salu tary effleaty, may receive that informatior by examining the - 6for•NewspO.per, or perusing B. Guests Guide from Pain, :which is rsoldAs allove,prieeqs. -Statements of eases will be immediately attended to,. if inclose a one pound note, and medicitto that amunnt .be forwarded by the first • It will be e.rp . ected that each neater do contain the Name.; ,f tn, respon.s,ll/c re,esona, who mwst e:.tter &to licra I JO: he 056. e pa!,wevt of the Itenr,.and ;Tv - in -To -4e Ccvcaant: ; Particulars IA be known ay - application et the Seci.etar,,. , Offke, irl Per.ii-Ma!:l , :;%—esaid, any Day bc:::: , e.wz the of Tea al:{ Out 7:o can I , a,f,, , ,Sttod tOer t4e dual 29th • of September, at i.t Nome r.f the san,e Dag, neither T 4-0 ani; ci.c't - r be notic , .. - ,!, lenlczs the Parry making it, or an Agent in his Behalf shall By Order of the II c?, R. H. C'li Jecrctcry ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, WIDOWS' PENSIONS. Sept. 2.:3, 1311. N OTICE is hereby. givea, that The Widows of Commission and Warrant_ Officers of the Royal Navy; receiving: Pensions due on the 31st Adguit, last, at. No. 10, Nt.,w-square, Lincoln's inn, London, by Edward F. Itattotr, Esq.kthe Paymaster of the said Charity, viz. The Widows of Captains, Lieutenants, and Masters, on Saturday, the 19th ti , :xt -month; the Widows of Boatswains and Gunners, an Monday, the 12th ; and the Widows of Carpenters, Pursers, Surgeons, and. Second Masters, on Tuesday, the 1:;th, and on every suceeeding. - Thursday, between the hours of tea au.: Twdve: And Notice is farther given, that,Ttemittance Bills will he sent on the loth of next mouth to those Widows resident in the Country who have requested to be paid their PeUsiOns near the respective placei of their Residein;e. J. W. CROKER. ESTATE FOR SALE. DEVON. • DESIRABLE COUNTRY ii.ESIDENCE, with Possession at. Litiv Div tryst. TO BE SOLD lx FEE, 1.1. that valuable and improvable. Estate, '-ZP—: called WELL, situate in the Parish of IDE:FOXIII, iii be).,o iful, healt by, dry, and sporting pArt of the County of iievon, distant from Exeter ten, Cht..o.leirh tlrree, "Newten . BOstrel tour, and irum the much frequented and W;xtering Places -of 'reiti,rnorth and DAN:ILI) six ;dilen. The Premises consist of a snlistantial awl convenient Dwel ling-house ; covoprising an Entrance-hall, lireal>fxst and Dinner-rooms, and Kitchen, on the Ground-003r ; ins excel /cot Drawing-founi, and suit:Aide Lodging.:rooms, on the next Moor, with Garrett-over, an': all n::ceSsary Out-housea; And '.1.;.0ut . 140 ACRES of good - AttAliLE, MEADOW, OR- CHARD, and PASTITS, LAND. There is excellent Water,:iand ti ECbd Lime Rock and Lime Kiln on the Estate. For selling- the above., a public SUIIVEY ill be held at the CLIFFORD ARMS, in GHT.TDLEir..; : :, on THURSDA'7, tht: 15th October next, by Four,A2ioeli in the after coon. For . tae same; and furtbv particulars, apply lo LANG,Esq. ippleden, near Newton Bushel; the Ile. , . GILBEItT BURRINCVOIN; or GEoktor. DOLLING, Attorr., y- at- Law, Chmileigh. All Le,ters to be post paid: Plt. aof the purchase motley may remain on security of the premises. Chudieigh, August es, WI, .A .CiJALLENGE, T.ESSRS. CURRIE dna Co. surgeons, late in his Majesty's-service, challenge the wtiole world to prove a s ogle instance 'where their medicit's and use , hod of cure have failed of the desited efl'eCt. The practice of many . years in this particular brancle of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful ease. , They continue to dired their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the Tem, which is the consequence of t he pernicious and wasteful enets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued .by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to he the unfailing source'of barrenness; the other have its ravages tally developed to them by a distressing state - of debilliY, which if not timely remedied, terminates in impotentcy, .these .are its remote and ultimate eilecis, while consumed Ition, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually chAraderis - e the earlier stages of this solitary vice. f persons . languishing outer the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple,,and has never proved unsuc. cessful in the course of a long, laborionS, and much extended practice. 1 n the most obstinate and o.iiinplicatedcasessof ve nereal infettion e suth . as ohstruelions in the urethra, sputigy excrescences, hard tumors, callbus ulcers, eruptions, sena. nal weakness, gleets, as also . k . . ST RI CT URFS, W !tether recent or of long duration, and whith have bat tied • the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present p. oved pI an of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pa n and alarining helm): rhage which frequently follows ,t he applies - tints of the lunar caustic. • In the course of twenty y•ev . s. extensive practice in this Metropolis-. numerous cases or Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the tlea eradication of which is -etketed by a safr, certain, and ex ;ie. ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding - trout this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. !Jut where the debility haS lin years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re , medics, after the Stricture. has been :test rs-iye.!, is incl:snensa hly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life arial to reanimate the constitution. Several, Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeazt• bdity, have been Lutder the care of Messrs. c urrie, and . Co. for the removal of c0:1444n5, of thr.; and having received a- radical and permanent Cure, requ2;,; that reterences may be given to - them, as satisfactory r:vt dences of the decisive superiority of •Me,rs. Currie and Co t s. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had stric tures from to to 20 years, and had heen under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal emi nence, who attempted the care by the app;i,:;:ti,m of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs*. Currie and Co. may be consulted by ci her sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at t+leir house, No. to 7, Hatton-garden. , Patients in the country ate requested to state the-particu lars of their case, age, and general habit-of Bring , &c. enclosing a remittance for 'advice and medicines. when:the name will be giv,en or sent to any part of the king tom. , 'Po ensure that secrecy so essential to their unlertaking, the post age of letter's may be acifiCato theacconnt for mecaines. -sth tune, act:h.- 7 7, ilitton-garden.-