The Sun. — London, England, 1812-08-28 00:00:00

- I .f o i ft ',:::,),.• I, . % .' : i r A ' ' ) fl..''N..,' . •' ,' (*.;<''' ' ' 4 6 "‘• 2.. A ___. VI ' 1 : -.) dolt.. .V. .. , • • I . . ~ . . A , . . `•'. - ‘ 0 J9* ..'Ni(. ...lA,. ,'' .1,.',.. t, 1 ;, ' _ ~==.,, 1* t , .. 04 : 'X --."----,, g 1: cam` ,;• 7,- - - - - - ; 0 - ~..• * 0 _.„..."--. • '.:, ...11,..- - T. . — 0, k• ‘, '''' . )' ; . i ri. .. 1 . .... zs. , .4., ~. 1 NT: 7 llll'En 62311 FRIDAy, AUGUST 9 8, 1812. "[rnrcr sixprl;c;r7r-i-ALFPRYNY. NEW PUI,LICATiONS. E4I3T-Esllil4-110U.S. , imr,r/fs` 26, 1812." i fD _ERECTORS of the UNITED rtrr COM - P.IY (, ; fOfFRCH....LVITS of , ENPLAND 4 . 1 N wg to the E.--1.57"- VIDITES do kereby gb. , e: Notice . , - ' ESTATES FO►RR SALE. ESTATES FO it SALE. GLAMOR GANSIIIRE. ST. NEOTS NUNTINGDONSIIIRE. Ttt. the Frees, arid -s.peedily.wiThe ia fatlartu, splendidly priuteti 'ay iialls.uVne, pike ,Two G • aineas,. boards, . • 19IN 0 E. B irt•Six _Canto's% .8.A9 • By IV,:-V.TElt . scotT; Priuted for Lougrann, -11urst, •h&5,..-Orme, Juid Brou-4, Patmeo.ster-rulv, Lonagn ; Juht and Co. Edinburgh:. •,• • - • - TO Ir. SOLI) lAT By Messrs. BARNARD and FRANKLIN, At the Cross h..ly's-Inn, St. Neots, on MONDAY, Sept. 7th, at Eleven ' IMFSEVERAL LOTS, A Most ELIOIBLE ESTATE, in tht Pariah _EX, of St. Neots, consisting of a CAPITAL FARM, called •That rt the QUI4R I'E R.L t' GENERAL cotrirr Of the (:?,,,pa n y,,y.pp l i i drd to be held ar IT'erine*lrty,. the 43d. tpt,mber pert,n):aniinon.v . lieSolutian of the evrt of cet9TS (ft hr - st/t ItyThnt, :eMerein they stale that the COM- Y,,aader, OPierne, and . Owners, of the ship Irindham, are Itt • orimitted vf a l imputetian of nekleet or misconduct in .. Z. pect to the Captu;:-e of the said will be reps rt. dto the Az - Au'r'?ll Court, rg-reeably to the Itlet of the 39th of hie present Cap. . • JA 3tES, COBB, Assistant-Secretara. SINGULAR ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY. 14 ORN SBY and CO. Stock-brokers, 2(, Corn hill, beg leave to remind their Friends and the- Pah te, that•the LO ITERY is big. with imiiortaat Chances, and tblicit their favo;ir on the prestritcceasiso. • ' l %}e Draw;n.• begins in a few Days, TUESDAY, the Bth of Snitember. 0n1y , 1.0,000 Ticliets.—A Blank may gain 50,0001. () Nevi by Post or Carnier executed on the same terms as P 7 eienr. HORN S :IW and Co. hare divided among their c'riends np 'Ward, of rhreeMori% Sterling, which they trust ie the bast tec ollbuendation for the future Fa.vours of tie Public. ,• • • SI VE,WRI G HT respectfully recornmer.Ss the • NEW SMALL LOTTERY, of only 10,09 0 Tickets, to b er)rown Bth sEvrimanit NEXT, containing 10;00481, tir reg and alio Eight Extra Benefits ; by either of which a. ty obtain 50,0001: J.S having closed his late Concern at No. 11;. Holborn, tlie:ts the public favo•irs at his - Old and Fortunate Offices , ). 37, Cornhill; No 88, .HitymArket, and No. 141, Oxfprd '"ef ; where the First and Last Prize Packets were Sold ; Z l e prodnced near '25,0001. in addition to a series of Prizes, for many years too well known to -peed'reper The LARGEST PRIZE Shared in the LAST LOT AERY, the Last. Prize of 6,0001. the Last Prize 4,000 L ever frart:d, and the Last 3001, Prize, were ALL sold by "AIEBB, 17, Ludgate-street, (uear St. Paul's.) i„ WEBB, at whose . Fortunate Office the above CAPITAL PRIZES were so lately sold in es, respectfully solicits the f i avors of ,those Persons in to ai:ventnre in the errsuilig Small and Novel State 4,4ttery' which will he all Drawn on Tuesday, the Bth of e2tetil - ler, the Scheme of which is so arranged, that even Blank may gain 50,0001. Tickets aria Shares, iu as great a Variety of Numbers as the "rAeule will admit, are it trW yelling at wEBB'S TRULY-.FOIII'ITNATE OFFICE, " " 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. • , Orders from the Country, containing Remittances, punc 'aally attended to. IRlSti V'S . K. NOTES, in large or exchanged z()r Briti s h Corponcy, neon Liberal Terms, - at Webb's. Lot er).t and ish .FAchange Office, 17, f,adgate-street. ANTI-ATTRITION. THE PATENT COMPOSITOk.','-'whiA. prevents the Effects of FRicrioN in S - rnin and, Cher ENGI NE S, i n MILL S, MACHINERY, -ind CAW-, • ,FA.GES of every descriptio n , mly be purchased itr33:xes, • iee 2s. 6d. ss. Rd: 10s. aci. One Guinea, 'and Tv,-o Guineas tl '-' l l. One of the smal!ast bores contains a quantity sutli t.nit ikait'a,Chariot or Vost-CinOse Twelve Months and, - t itAr the .Wheels are primed with the Composition, they :way used daily, and will run at least Six Months without &taring occasion to take them off, or to apply any thing else tu th e Axle , ree:c - The Composition is to bensed in the same proportion for *ll. other kinds of work. wholenle and retail, by Messrs. Browne and Mawe, "0. 149 ; Strand, (near Somerset-House), London. N.D. Directions will he found upon each Box, which Ha Wl:a. Bellamy. . . • DARK and PLEASURE-GRO'UNOTENCE, WIRE MEAT-SAFE, PISH-COVER, and: GENE WIRE MANUTACTORY. THOMAS cATo and ,SON, 89, Holborn-hill,-op` St. Andrew's. Church, solicit the Nobility fi'entry, making alterations and' improvements in their Parks, Plcasu,re gx.ounds,,or Plantations, to do them-the honour of inspect- Ing their various Patterns of Improved Iron and Wire Fences, that exclude hares and rabbits from Plantations and Flower .Ltzden and; afford effectual. resistance. against all kinds of It ; a new' invented Portable Hurdle, that may be moved required by any one person, Und appeareoce or Quperior to any other manufactured; a great va ,l.i•Ay cf Wire '.feat-Safes and Eish-Covers, which admit a free circ , :lalion of 4 ! 'r, and keep mast, poultry, and all kinds M victuals, from flies, wasps, mud: other insects ; Pheasautries, Aviaries, and Larders, to.ank scale ; Wire-work for Av4ries, Pheasantries, Granaries, Larders, and Dairy iadows. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was puPlishedi Itt„Octavo, price 12s. in bearas,, -• ItIR A CTI CAL OBSERVATIONS on ECTRO - Plum or EVER,SION of the EYE- IMS, with the I), • , criptitin of a new Operation for the Cure of Disease. ? I n the Modes of forming- an'actificial Pupil and.on . Cataraet. lustrated by coloitre„! Engrav,ings. , . • By WILL , ANI' ADAMS, • 1 'llember of the Royal College cf rinrgtfonS.. Lonclnn - • OpUiist ZZtraordinary to his Ropil PrintAegent;; 'Oculist in Ordinary to their i , oyal t/iooe.ssis tfil").okes `of Kent and SuSsex ; and the late - oe - fiist of the ,: of kngland Infirmary for eurin k ; Diseases of the Eye, insti tuted at-Exeter. .• Landon: Printed for J. Callow, Med•cal Booliteller, 10, Cr own -court, Priuces-street, Soho; F.. ('ox, St. I'Vcimas's. Et j'tet, Borough; J. Rod , :ell, 46, New Bond-street';' Messrs. 'Ye, and Co. Edinburgh; and Messrs. Hodges and Co. ""abliu. This' Day was published, 1 4 Octavo, price 65.. the -Second Edition, with considerable Additions, and a.Dedication to the sight honourable Lord • Viscount -Sidmouth, containing Strictures „ou the Catholic Question, OUR SERMONS, Preached in the New Church, Duke-street, 'Liverpool, two 'of f the on pub " C Occasions, and one on the first Day of the Author's of& tiat'ing, subsequent to his Liberation from the King's Bench : 1 / I th Notes. By the. Rev. RICHARD BLACONAT, B. A. IVlinisttr of the said Church, and of West Derby Chapel. , ,Togettier with an Appendix, - containing ,the Author s Re ections on the Assassination of the Right Hon. Spencer Per teval 40-the Commons House of Parliament, May 11, lisl2, -'s/ 1 the first Sunday subsequent to that' vent : and the - FaC , Itolle of a very extraordinary Letter from a Luddite, occa 111,0e0 by these Iteflections. Printed f , .:r C. Cradock and W. - Joy,- r, Paternoster-row. teee\May be had, -just published, by the same Author, in Octavo, price 6s. boards, A Statement of the Circumstances which led to the Prose ' L l 'tiou of tl.e'King v. 131acow, consisting of Extracts of Let ' .7 1.3 , addressed by the Rev.-Richard Blacow to Mr. C. Fair ' -4 °llteli and his Son; with illustrative Notes and an Apndix, • ~,,xpzitaining interesting Matter, explanatory of Mr. B iacow's rt tlatiott siace he has filled the Curacy of West Derby Cha cl t . c - which are annexed,' Affidavits to. Character, &c. read .„ • ))l AVes , ,uunster 441 on the 27th Pay of May, 18114 • \ " FREEHOLD ESTAXES, TO BE SOLD BY Aucr[oN, 13y Mr.; PHTLLPOTTS, At the Cardiff Arms, in Ctirdiff,.oii.Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1812; at Ten o'clock in - the forenoon, and, following day, in ,case the Sale is not completed on the 10th, IN FORTY-THREE LO CS, CONTAINING in the whole TWO THOU- . SAND and FORTY SEVEN ACRES, ONE ROOD,. and FIFTEEN POLES of :Arable, Meadow, -Pasture; and V,Tood Land; '(3e-the same mare or-less), the greatest part of which is let to respectable Tenants, at low rack rents, and the remainder groard . do leases determinWe with one or two lives, mostly very old, in the liorishes of weeny, Cot winstone, Llatigan, Llantwitt Major, Pennarth, Cogan, 14r:dough, Liandaff, Mirthir Doyen, Lever:lock, St. An- Llantrissent, Wenvoe, and Egtwysitin. • . • 'Together with the MANORS or Reputed Meinirs of CORN TOWN and WEST LANTWITT, and.the Tithe Hay of the pari , h of Latitwitt Major. Also the MANOR of PENNARTH, with several Farms. and Lands, containing 'Seven Hundred and Two Acres, ,Three Roods, add Eleven Poles, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, (be the same innEe or less!, held of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives ; and the Presentation and Right of Patronage to the Perish Church of Penuarth, with Lavertnick annexed, during - two lives. Nearly the whole of .the are situate on the south of• the Turnpike Road leading from the Passige to Swansea, on a rery fine limestone, and possess twiny remarks dy god si tuations for building, adjoining the Bristol o , lmnd. The Tenants will shew the Sketch Map, referting to the Particulars of the Corntown Estate, Lots 1 and I, is left with Mr. Edward - Bowen, of Curutown; and of Pennarth Estate, Lot , 20, with Mr. Jeakiii. Waters, of Tenuarth. • Printed particulars may he had •at the Head, pion, cesteri 'Beanfort Arms, Chepstow ;• ,the Biistol ; at • the New .Passage 'Houses ; Westgate inn, -Newport; Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; the Bear, .• CovOridge ; the lilecliworth Arms, Swansea; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Firs.er, Carey street, London ; of Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; and of H Meths. Webb, Webb, and At...wood, Salisbury. • LARGE ADVO WSON, WARWICKSHIRE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - In London, (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract', THE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, nearly midway between Birmingham and Warwicic .; consisting of an excellent Parsonage House, and about Eighty-eight Acres of-Rich Glebe Lind, and the TITHES belonging to the itectol y of .the Krish, which contains upwards - of Eleven Thousand - Acres, together of the estimated • yearly value of between Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the prescrit In ctimbent Aged about 56 years. - Printed Particulars may soon he had', at the Auction Mart; of Thomas, Ryder, Esq.. Lincoln's-inn ; of - Messr§. Richard son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's, - Inn. Fields ; of Joseph. Hard ing, Esq. Soljbull ; of 'Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, We!is, and - Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat by private contract. SHROVSAIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES'rAIT,', AT ,NyILMINGTON, TV BE SOLD rty AT 'C fION, By JONATHAN PEitRY, At the Britanni4 lon, SI - MEWS:B' AY, on SVITIMAY, the 1 , 2t!1 Day of September next, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in One Let, or in the following or other ditid ed Lets, as shall be agreed upon at the . Time of Sale, and subject to such CoaitignsaS will 1)e then produced : LOT I. ALL that MESSUAGE called WILMING TON, with the OUT-BUILDINGS, FARAI-YARD, GARDEN, and ORCHARDS the,.eant., )elonging, now in the Oocupation of Thomas Roberti, Esq. ; awl also the FARM-HOUSE lying near thereto, in the Occupation of Mr. Richard Prohert ; with sundry PIECES or PARCELS of ex cellent MEADOW, ARABLE, and PASTURE LAND, con taining together 2itiA. ;?R. 22P. or thereaboats, in the seve ral Occupations of the said. Mr. Roberts, Mr. Probert, Mr. Richard Wheaton, and . Mr. John. Wheaton, or their Under . tenants.. . . LOT 11. All tho..e seyeral PIECES of LAIIO, called the MIDDLE RIDGE WOO!), the MIDDLE RIDGE CLOSE, ilke UPPER. RIDGE WOOD, JOSEPH EVANS'S .PATCH, and the LOWER PATCH, containing together 15A. IR. I2P. Or thereabout;, in the several Oczupathnis of the said Mi. Pro bert, aid Joseph Evans, or, their Under-tenants. • Lar HI. AR that PIECF, el LAND, called LOWER RIDGEWOOD, containing 15.1. 31t. 4P. or thereabouts, in the Occupation of the said Mr. Probert, or his Under-tenants. LOT IV. All that other PIECE of LAND, called ,the LONG LEA SOW, containing 10A. 3R. Ql'. or thereelyout4 in the Oczn pation of the said Mr. Richard Wheatall, or his Linde,- tenants. LOT V. . _ All those TWO PIECES of LAN►), called the LOWER BEN ., 'S and LOWER' MOOR MEADOW, containing 15A. OR: uP. or thereabouts, in the Occupation of the said It. rro7 bert, or, his Under-tedants. • . LOT VI. All those THREE PIECES of LAND, called the LOWER WOOD PIECES, containing together 6A. OR. ZiP. or there aboutc,• in the Occupation of the said R. Probert, or his Under-tenants. LOT VII. All that MESSUAGE and GARDEN, and all those Five several PIECEq of LAND, called the, .CROF,T, UPPER W;irrE LE , ‘SO'vir, LOWER WHITE.LEASOW, urns. I-10'SE MOOR, and also thattt FOUR ACRES of LAND cfyrred by the Watt.r, of MARTON 190E4,, containing al tagether *SA. IR. 13P.,0r thereabtattS; in the serval Oc eupatioas of the said Thema-4 Roberts,. Richard Wheatall, John Powel, and aichard Taylor, or their Under-tenants. LOT VIII. A that COTTAGE and GARDEN, and all those several PIECES of LAND called the BRANDYARI% the MOUNT, the TURNIP STORE or -MOUNT MEADOW, the FUR LONG, the BOiI.FA, the HEMP-YARD,..ttnd ahout 11t.aoP. of LAND covered 4y the Waters of MAR'I'ON POOL, containing altogether 41A. OR. 32P. or: thereabOats, in the several Occupations of the said Thomas Roiierts., John Powell, a:4 Richard Taylor, or their Under-tenants. LOT ..1% All that COTTAGI:, and GARDEN with .the Appurte nances, conta,iniag 9.3 P. or therea:lonts, in the Occupation of Thomas Sawyer, or hi.. Under-teuunts. THE WHOLE CONTAINING near THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY , I4IGHT ACRES, with MANSION, FARM-, HOCSE:::, and LO - IT IGE.% WITHIN a RING-FENCE. The ahoee Estate is situate in the _lower .. part of the Parish of Chirbay, on the Road leading from Montg aue'ry to Sl» - eirsbury, within Four Miles of the formiir Place, Six Miles from the Marktt Town of Weishpool, and Twelve Miles from Shrewsbury.—lt is also within Five Miies of Lime arid Coal, at, the Garthmil-Wharfs on the 'Moiltgorterysiiire Curiat—The Beauty' of its Situation is equal to way in this Pak of the County, and the Lill(IS are of a ~ , u perior titLitity : —Marton Pool, a fine Piece-of Water, of about Fifty Acres, and abundantly 'stocked with Fish, in Part belongs to and adjoins the Estate. , Father Information, and printed Partictilars, with Map annexed* may be lad of Mr. Lloyd, Solicitor, Shrewsbury; Mr.\ Wm. Junes, earthmil, near Montgomery; Or Mr. Jet licoe, Shill - nal; at the Auction Mart, Loudon; and the Office of Gore's Advertiser, in Liverpool. The respective Tenants will shwa the differeat Lout with convenient Out-houses, arid upwards of TFREE HU,NI)IIED and TWENI"f-SI X_ ACRES of LAND, now in the • Occupation .of , the Eketetors of Mr. W. Flizit„ de— ceased; under a Lease .expiring at , 1804 ; and a large DWELLING-I-lOUSI‘.., xiili-a MALTING-01-71CL; several BARNS; and other Out,buidings I • and upwards of ON E li.UNDRED and FORTY -SEVEN ACIIES of LAND, now in the Occupation •of Mr. Peppareorn, under a expiring, at 1 1 .ficliaelnam 1814; ilerly the whole of whici: Lands are contiguous to, and-will he sold . With the-Winter iughain Farini and Se.veral EEHOLD c - r....k0r...,and small PAHCF LS of REtT- FR ( . y.r lOLD L.IN'D ate t Coainic.:l Rights, now in the oe4npation of different Persote:!, 411 d Nvhiol grill be divided into several Lot,,. nittlier particulars way ba hod by applying to Mr. WADI, Solicitor, Duninow,.Eszex ; Mr. Beti:!arnin iViiitning of Yox for, Suffolk; Mr. Peru,Solicitor, A4iVon,Cambridge:;hire or the Auctioneers, Thaxted, Esser. - • , - Descriptive Particulars and Condi'tiOns of Sale, ma; be.liad at the, aboVe Place's, and also. at ..the • Hool)„ Cabitbridge; George, Ilnnting - Jon ; White Horse, Baldock ; Red Lion, Royston ; Sixn, Biggleswade; the principal - Inn, at St. It . •es'; at the . xlace of Sale, and at Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dakr sans, r urnivals-Inn, London. • SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES-RADNOR,SkIIRE. efl BE- PEREMPTORTLY SOLD„ , pnrtnant to on Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in the Miler of the devi,ed Estatesvof JOHN PRICE, Esq. deceased,. before Stephen. Hough, Gentlenjan, the pers,on k rttYpointr4 ley Edward Morris, 7.sq. one of the Mater of the said Court, to whom the said Matter etands referred, at the MAR'S HEAD) INN, in .NEWTOWN, in the County of Mont gouiery, on Monday the 1 4 2 th, ond Tamday. the 13th Days of Ocioher . at 2 Q . clock of eaen Day in t 4 After noon, IN TWENTY-STkLOtS., _ .11D1RT of th.e.',FREEROLD 'ET:CATES late of deceased, of Penyhent,•consizting of several Farms •ansil Luid siiaate in . the several Pari4hes of Llinvilitingel Ithydittinl;_ Llaudewy :Ystratenoy-i `hint Harinpn,• 1,1111 1 )i:4er, .antmell, Llanhalarn Vvnn'dd, Llanhatlarn Vaur, i N landegley, and - I(evell7s, ofherwfie Kefenlece, in the Conntp of Hain rr coatai in the while Tiward.; of Three T 1 Seven Hundred ,acres, - 'frith. the mber and Wood tz. - rowing . thereon. Printed Particalars may be hi a few days bad (gratisl in to , id .n, ut the Aail Master's c.:l.l..tuoers, in .Soutlinupton buiLlinv;' -Chancery-lane; and of Messrs.' Meredith; Rub. Ipus, >,nd 'llotnitvas; bolicit,trs, Lincolus-Int“ at whose Office Plans of the'Estates may be seen : Particulars oray'als6 be had' of Mr, .F.v.an Evans, Solieitw, llhayarter; Mr. Whiteo:tilie,.tiolicitoi;•liingten; Mr. ThOIIIRS Meredith, Knighton; Mr. G.dliers,'Lana Surveyor, Pro3t.:lgne; tin< place of sale; the leece In t, Ptuybent; the Llandrinda.d; the CroWo-inn, Ludlow; and the oth,:rprin cipal !nut , iu the neighbourhood,. . . THE. PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA, ISLES; and PA CENT TRAFALGAR SIDEISOA ftDS I);....NriNt.;,TABLES, in one elegant Piece of. Furniture, tipoi - Vlve new different Plans ; tlrePat,nitimptoved Sofa `1 Reds and. Chair Beds; Brass-Screw Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Betiding complete ; Pottalire Chairs, with several other new invented and im-..roved articles of furniture; .also a general and very extensive assortment of Liptiolstery and Cabinet Articles fur furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where . Families may select and furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding, the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army and Nary, &c. &c. by Morgau and Sanders, IC and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, ou terms the most moderate, for prompt payment, N 'EW TON'i. DENTIFRICE is by far the'most pleasant of any Powder recommended for Cleansing and Beautifying the TEETH; it will be fotind to ans,vet every end 411;4 a Tooth Powder can he reasonably expected to do, ~ i hie it cleanses the Month et all impure and firtid particles, it Nhitens the Teeth, Heals the Gums, :and helps to Sweeten the Breath. Nothing is so, great a drawback to Beauty as had Teeth, nothing more offensive than fce id lireatlt ; • Newton's• Tooth Powder, on the first AppliCation, impro , , , s• the toriner, and .reenwies the latter, while by its antiputrescent end balsaMie'qualities'it prevents . decay, and removes ail excres cences. " • • • - rrepaled 'h) , B. H. Newton, and sold by his Agents, Nlossr, Shaw and Edwards, 66, on fire i•ootway, 5C Puul , s C nu-ch- s ovpoJire the North Gate Boxes 9(1 RENOVATED NEALTI-. • T has been too frequently Me-subject of ju,st 'and, 4,l..(t.."liirobratt , ,,,,.::!at'hul3 destitute of the etements medical : arthaVeolil.ired'theiriselVes as candidates for p tide otionage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of.our studies-and experience, ann d f V.:in us froth being classed.amting those empii hose dinvrwient pretensions have, unt;it What - 0y for society, been to fav~>etat,{y raciaiired,we beg leave to.SIADMit tojhe liberal enlightened a faithful stat.nneat ofbur -;:orsuits and : ac. quiretherits. After" having reedit/LAI a regular medic.dl educa as. the pupils of MesSrs: Grin-dell and lli4ard, whose cures-ant. practice we Carettaily ' 4untied, as professors atid suoixons of the 'London ifosppaf ; we entered 00 , s-elves as studentS in that justly Celel}r,ited school for niedicafor Hie `ical acqUire- Merit,,the Royal College of Edinburgh, •and:were in the ditlerent branches of anateitiy, surgery, the theory and yfactic,e of physic, chemistry, 'midwifery, botany, by those. eminent profesors, Drs. Munro, regory, Hamilton, Duncan' and Rntherford. We trust we 'shall not he deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and aequirements'are not inconsiderable.- Having for a . long series of years'intide Venereal Complaints, and the various seases of Debility, the particular objector our studies and pr ;dice, it *ill, we hope, be allowed that v have acquired superior know ledge o their treatment and cure. In slight and recent Cases of imre'ction a perfect .re-establishrnezit is completed in The short period of two days ; and iit those of the Utmost in veteracy, where other prattitionefs' have failed 'of Suceesl, a properperseverance in our plan of treatment en.'dres to the patamt a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a riabit long and most unhappily pursued by the youthot both sexes, there are none more al:arming or-more distresti4 than those deficiencies and •debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. 'To su.:ll personsat must be a Consolation to know that they may now, raw and Infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest or all hittnan blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor etas constitutiom In all cases or debility, frito whateVer catiseansing, as well as in every species of venereal intecli n, we rosy t - e consulted by patient. of elf her see with the gre,t• cat secrecy and honour. Hours o Iconsu Itation iii Ilirne from • .ten tothree, area ti9frit. iii the evening till to at night. . . i'Atitntt; in the country .ite requested to bt at: the particu tar-4 ;.1 their case, age; and general na' , lt of living, &c. Sec. in. ci -nip:, a remittance for advice and ine:licines, vv:u:a the saute will be given, or Sent.:to any part of the kingdom. To ensure t /Ira ecrec,y so essentia. to ow iiiiiiemit(ing,' tie postage of letters • ay bi. , IsIc:•: n• the account for me,ii cit.es. ( tilt lt I L awl. Co. Stir,;,,,i - ,, No'. i. 7, li,tton•-garden . . , Mes•rs, Lorrte;ind Co. have f,:xl - tific . ates tom the :bovo resp,etabie I of London and Edinburgh, for the di!igent.e, skid, .tnci inita4nity, with which they per. Inmel ,i,ltiei'3. ( isk. - I,ett them - during the time they at, tendixi IJ4tiiiti* . CA`, I IBELL'S Lltrp.3.OF Tail AnMIII:iLA, • Dedicatyl, by Fermis:lion, to his Royal alsbnc.s.3 the Prince - Ite , -ent ' • In Eight Volunle , s, Octvo; illustrated yin upwards of . oae Liundred Plans. ,Titis4Thirww! published; Vol. I. containing Fifteeir'Platt , s, price 17A.' or On Ito'fal Paper 215. to be c9ut:nuetl .'/JrIMIY; till the Work coinple‘ed) 0f,:,)- • • 4 • NAVAL IIIST.)11Y of GREAT 3 N.l - TAIN, including- .the HISTORY and LIVES of the ADMIRA By Di. JON:NT CAMPATIA- With a Contintiation to the Clwie of the Year 181. e, corn pris;ng IliograPbleal SLetche% of the Ado.irals, ciit.itted by Dr. Campbell; likewi.:e of all Naval C:4li*. .I.ls, ;incl (abet Or ficert who have distinguished themselves tn their t'ouiatry' cause. Printed .for John Stockdale, AIINERVii-014TiCE, LIIADENUIALL-STREET. 'l . hi9 _pay . wai pribtished, In TOUT VOiltiL ( C A, 121110. priee c',.': . .Gt ÜBSTAN:C.E, klfki SI I A_WW ; ci . r., the Fish . ek— KY nvin's Daughter; of Bri. , ,iton. By the Auther la . ", Light and Shede," - "'Ec - t; Abbey,'.' " Banks of - the Wye," " Aunt and Niece," ke. . . • - ' Printed for A. K. Norman awl Cd.' The fo, lowin , .vill Aural' this Aato.a.i :--•- , - Luly Dyuevar; or, my Father's Wife. By A. P: I-tor:- stein, 3 veil. .. . • `fats of the.:FouiNatiotis. By the Author of " fargl-- ace," &c. 5 vols. Moo .story of St. C4.)innib. By Mee. Rochd, Author of " Tht.,Chittlren of•the Mi)ef>" &c. 3N011,,. Age and Youth;_ or, I.?aanties of Atnnistedt. By ta.ion s • : taint!, 4 voh. Sir Ferdinand .of Engl.aud; ti 4 Historical Romance:- lky . , J. N:"Tirewer,' 4 tuts.. . _ .. • The Daughter-in-Law, her Father, and Fz...raily. By the Author of " Ilie Chn . ,-;Yinan's Widow," &c, il.vOls.- IPSWICH. lAMB FAIR. At this fair, which coinmenced on Saturday last, thequantity of lambs shown was very 'lo'ge, although it is ciinsilered that full as many iii ere produced last year. In consequence of the higia prices required, but .very little business indeed was elected during 'the early part of the day ; in th 4 afternoon, however, the trade became much brisker, and a great many large pens . were cleared ; but there was by no means that alacrity on rie,part of the purehqisers, which ,had been expected ) , and,a very larl4-e: proportion of the lambs were (WYefi out. unsold,' The anßions desire which has for several years prev;;lited for the. South Down breed has very con ; siderablyabated, and from the disposition of the ' buyers, manifested at this fair, we may fairly co ii 7 iratulate such of our readers as are partial to Nor folk mutton, with the fair prospect that noW pre sents itself of that breed of sheep, resuming itS pristine pre-eminence - , as the lambs of that breed, particularly the ewe lainh, : were .sought after with as much avidty.as those 011ie South Down breed for several years past have been. The treme eagerness. for the Norfolk ewe lambs, which about three or four years since could not be dis posed of without submitting to a material depre ciation in comparison" - with those of the :Solidi,- doWn breed, may also be partially accounted for by the graziers, after a fair trial', being satisfied that the sheep of - the NorfOlk and Southdown blood will acquire a greater weight, and becomt very superior mutton to' that of the .Southdov,-a blood only, and this cause, of course, impeded very much the sale of tlue .Southdown ewe lambs. With resPect to prices, stick of the ewe lambs as were sold; obtained upon an average - as- nearly as' possible, - 2s. per head, above the "price of last year;, but, generally speaking, the lambs were in better, condition fully eqaal to that advance. We - - thert variedfrom about 20s. to 275. - according tb quality; and • ewe lambs (except 'Norfolks, which detnlnded much highti price) from 17s. lid: to 245. AmOngst those sold the first day were— . . . . . . The Duke of Gcsfton's half-hred W. 2G. E. 24S —Mr. Pawsey's, of Lidg - ate, half bred W. .130s.—Mr.. Filby'.s, Of Snaily.'ell, ditto, W.20.3;.,F.we :37s.—Mr. liarDmor,d'f. of Felt well, ditto W. 9...5.7.---. 7 -vf.x.,..l.reticr's Eartcn-p ) ,*, N.. W.' 515:5. half 7 bred, 25i. E. 0 . :;...1Cfr. Leonard tiidivell's half bred W. z.<l.—Mr. .13i:idlei, Of Nosvton, S. 17: - . W. 2';ls.--Mr. 'S. Shit lito's, of Barrorto ditto,. vs. 6d.----Mi. P,Lltue6. of 171erriiip wtn, tha t , 2 ..3..E, ,s.—M;.. Homty's of. 12.1 .by, ditto ~.-,. Mr. iN, 7 ebb's of Ingham, ditto 255. E. 225.--Mr. BrocLes,- of Sutton, ditto 9.ss.—Mr. W. Ilidwell'i of Cro.xtott, ditto, :33. Cd;.--Mr. Fo*eil's of Elthtn, -ditto' 21s. Cd. The lambs remaining. unsold on Saturthy, to gether with the.fresh supplies poured in s by the jobbers, produced- a very considerable she:v on Monday tiiiirnin. ;_ Before ihe fair Wai . fairly set, the buyers began to make their purchases with great hi isliness 5 and as retch- busi.iess was done frore twelve to five o'clock in the aiternoon as was 'ever remem bered, 'upon terms as nearly equal as possiWe o thoie of the first d'ay, the :%%;nts of the bityers be ing about this time satiated, the far became very and little more business was transacted. i;e veral-small parcels of lambs, iu the hands of the growers, and a great many `sheep and lambs in those of the jobbers, were driven out unsold. We could not but observe, that not more' than two thirds of the lamb-growers usually frequenting this great mart attended this tair, a'great Ma ay flocks havint , been previously disposed of to J6b bers, who will not have occasi9a to boast witch 'OE their speculation ; many, 9f the laMbs b>iviug lieen sold at prices very inferior to those they were tint purchased at from the gro:.vers. • The following are, home of the latest prices communicated to us , Tbe.Earl of Bristol's S. P. W. 27s.—Mr. Hunt's, of lisfopd, W. as.—Mr. J , rinings, of Chillisfont, - W. 295. Mr. Brady's Norfolk _Ewe La)nbs, • :311s.—aud Mr. Taylor's, of Blyburgh, Weiher Limbs, 275.