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' DIJ CA; OR, THE NET-MAKER AND BIS WIFE. _ 4-hysiet' utr uw, The Grecian Daughter; with Love, Law, and 1 , i, . sIAITISH GALLERY—PALL-MALL. , - e t . •, •.0 A I, - I, E Ry. was RE-OPENED on " 1, 4., i c I tsnAY tl th of MAY, with a Selectio . n “ -o_t bl"•';' t ell Pie, i l 1., 4 vitt er NS; r EMBRANDT. N' AN - , 1 a .., , i , - ...TV S , .u. ..., ~.,---, . . „- tcti'',." iither eminent Artists of the FLEMISH I'd' I‘,,,'!;HOOLS, with. which the Proprietors have f p a t v ti o )i n ic r- , fo r t,'l'th Listitution, far the gratificatioo of In ttit till ,'.." .ienefit of the Fine Arts in general.—Open from '43'13. ' '" .. .;.‘cluiittance•ls. Catalogue Is. , •....„ 'der, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. ......____ V. Iril'afr AL AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY.. iikrY ii, 1- t0.i.1 Highness the D'UKEf... , ti . fl!s_ of ~,,. .„,, ~ sitr;NN.,UAL GENERAL - MU:AIM- I 'r V i vtr il; Nt tr.ll( will be held at the Crow n and A anchor b e „'ts w i l , "and,• an • IDESDAY, the 9th May, 1815. . i vitZ ' ;be opened at Eleven, and hisettoval Htghnress. Ire 4' ' l Otl' 9. (310Z-7CESTER will take the Z;hair at far. 1 ' PreeiselY-By. Order of th e C o mmittee, No•-,1 C. NI. FABIAN Cat: R. N. }Secretaries. .tou t , ni , • ? J.-1,1. CL()SF. , p , Major It. A. _ ' e ' lt oour I 41, .1, 1 is: It-street, Lool o.i,:lpl'' -A, ' 1 5t'3. it h . irpt,%;b,,_,_,t_j;,S,,%j ij oft: e L . ON . 'A I_, and INDE; It th e Pi , '''' I L 1 .• MIX of LONDON to his Royal 411c,„IACE REGEN'f on the PRESENT' , ~ .11, 11 '1 , C e F AIRS, and expressive of their Disapprobation of )4.(A.k.iloiotii of the-late common Halt, now LAI sforthe i i i ? ', 4 °liskE .. "'S 9f the LIVFRY, at the LONDON TAVERN, ,, '''. "'-street, and the London Coffee-house, Ludgate . C. SMITH, Chairmah. • TPAr T o lA' FsT INDIA PLANTERS. 4 11 ,1116 i NkPOR . TANT I,IIPitOVEMENTS I\ 4 t4'4:2 2-ANTATR)N- coNcERNs, w,acil will effect an ri;y ,I,reductii) of Expen,,e, preserve the Negroes, and tit.htlt,iiit"" at oiqi their labour may be seen, by Lette , .r of la d•N.- 4.,'l,ist ah'llle NIANUi.'ATORY oi . J. COLLINK,E, l IFlbe ; flgintier, Bridge-rread, Lambeth. Where, , a . so . th e '' 4 E.l. - c"' hi. ' P.-}TENT AXLE'IIt.E.ES and BOXES hi... L . ,_1 , ...,,-. 4 ::;itit4klis, ~ a trouised by his Royal I,l•izli , ite o bS_ 1',, -. k, e l lii,--.4gen.l, tlieir Rom' Highnesses the in....•lr r e s s. of 14 ,'' '''t liiii,,,,,..,`,C•k r 'llt,. und 6ill.iiieriand, .and upvi a a d_ t _ le i 1 47 1 ' 1 1 Lin '°' t hv I rincii,al Nobility . and Gentry f. I l'''' ' w"e k Carriages are upon thatC onstruc ......_-____, 11-Flitz 'SEA OSPiTAL, Mar 3, 1815 ' ~.- t . t . e ' L i . are , is .._ ,„ oy order of .the Right HOnourable 1.. ,i,f"aild 4ttitrs Cominissinuers fur •n'ianagiug 9!_,. tits tti7,. -1---1.#...,,,i-1,...t._.c,w.,....1.1:giv:e Not; -'e , _ tu e: t i , aaa ie a, , g 3 •deSS the I- visit,- Itegent has been piciiseU.l in I: : 1 ' 4 1; (.., i "a the benair of •his Majesty,co . mtuan , 1 1 'wht iti. 44-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, re , - , 4 1 bee,,3/4P1.1511,er. within t w6ity-fire miles - thereof, wli IN''';.ll - , 5 , c ,,,."ed trona their Regiments_ as private men, ""i '' ' ' fr "tli s, Csval -v, Foot Guards, ; and Infantry of ti l'al i t i i a ' ft °"I the Nf i ditia and Fencibies lie Out4 ) en- Oitid t . 41 1 the late ' Horse-CAl:nes, the Horse Grenadier Out-Pen bp i" itoyai Regimet of Horse f. - -inards, such men as -- F e • OSni t . t w , ' Or h.„.,• al 13ooks are n now more than fifty-five years of ii-‘,',,Ntyo4" .s,e.rved twenty-four years in the Cavalry, or tri. k'' , ,.th I t '.trs in the Infwatry, previously to their . dis -1,44:. Who have li.ist a limb. or their eye-sight, or are te ti er u m' Who received a Certificate of their total unfitness kh at 'al e, , ,.. se ! l 'lee, from any of the Officers employed at the %L,tilre 4-..diunlatiott of Out- Peusioners-in the year 1813, those I g 'llii,,, ,'. Pi vse nt 'in the receipt of a Pension, exceeding One Ohl lit.:r.tliem, or those actually serving . in the Militia, or (i4 14 44/I; itt 4, as Nori-Connnissioned Officers, excepted) do ke i ( :icti'fi , nd reghttentally appear with their Instructions tetiiettie,.teittes.ef Admissioe, at the said Hospital, un the .i1t,ti11i.,i4.11t.,) 4t;Ziurttrierriletitioned, and appointed for.them, ac several hatesof Pension, when and where II re t ",e ee wilt be ~. .. - i • Ornino- till tt k , .111 ti l 6uteri . from nine clock in tre m „ tit.Satatioe aternoon, in order n th,t such of them, •as on 4 'hll be fit, may be sent to a Veteran Battalion, Ali. th:ltr,,, , lie p °'' M ONDAY, the 15th of May. b, i e'Naners at 5(.1 ' e • - ,11 , Those at GiL Pei' . da y' 4.54114 it t °f Lif e - Guat:d li s ' he Y l)ran - oon Guards; with 'all ''bg Regiments' of ' Ca t valry. b • li b ., . hltts.'e Flod9 TUESDAY, the 16th of May. (11. ' Pet day front- the Foot-Guards, the Ist flegi , tu the 'l entil:ries, inclusive. Th D •,/ 1 - ; klliiole a t G P • ~UNESDAY, the 17th of May. . . with 11,4 `lk re',,al,": Per day Iron, tlui King's German ..egi . on,• 4;4: ,, day, fling Itt-giments or Corps ; also the Pensioners at . ' it% - i i i r ;‘ e ".') the Ist a Life-Guards, with those from the , t , ts .f. Cavalry. l' 4q lt On Tit • • . li k , 4t el LIRSDAY, the 18th of May. . Ist , sqh of Puy, day run the 'Foot-Guards, and the .o, to the 4d,inclusive. i l' ho% t et1 51 , 5 at N.On F RIDAY, the :9111 . 0f May. - i ii . , , , th e re lite day. from the 94th Regiment of Foot, iitt:llth 4,',,a,iniing Regiments or Corps ; those 0 4 ' 0; i ,-- "le-Guards ' with allthose from the several s.Avittry ' ri s 0, s ~,, '•-• , , ; • 1 e St 1 "1 I URDAY, the .20th of May. ' "/: s s ' Pe ' d aY, from the three ltit - iineuts of 'Foot k,llot, Ncil' i ` 4ti, the dof llity.. '''4 iti e l o l s ' i N: day front the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 11, . '' e. te 'l, On.. ~ , 11;4,tkij,411 t , n .. L.LSDAY, the 23d of May. git" It ' e '' dav, from tine Forei , ii Iqvalids, and all the kt li4,l4g,t.tient:i . or Cor ' saidt4)4llVetllghtless is farther graciously pleased to order tNte(l Private t d fit ' foe service: shall be ti,ttl'e.,lee 115 tnited to pa fr o l u i n the respective days of their • lii,l";il.4'l't agree Pse ', Y if this Order, and that none shall 11 . ,:",lit a i: 111 t i t ' a e t ,":e . any other Corps than a sh ton 1.1 . at .; IS "Ilot '' 13 44 .t'ery until found fit forduty, .all, • . b . ' e tel,iyily" n.asiion to which he shall be appointed, .ret-e..i.4 lei t a,,:r hil l , ..'• rso much thereof as shall remain att. 1, i p r ii„ .tio :ith , droper necessaries ; and that those who, 104 % "liortin.3.are found unfit for duty, shall be dismissed lit . /Aietttitt,44te subsistence to carry them back to their PtiT 3 ll,', t4 of he 1,10t1,1 .aate from the time of their leaving ~ 'd s ralti ie e t uer le.e. ;" 4 v"qt- 1 4".gesS Ls farther pleased torleclare, that every I - "a " 'N., '''"nor received iir conformity to this Outer 04, t il, :,t, _..l3aitalion, who se Out-pension is at present ,I:4cel, shall be eiititleil when discharger there 'll,l4ll4trie,t4 Pebsion ifevreased'to that rate, pro!'itled Inc 4 %'' • iti "-• hi 11 Y his Colonol or Commanding °dicer, ~s t . `l t NI, . ' Nillie%l '', It .'' 1 , . 1 .,. Ot 1 ‘•reh u n S ilal .lount) : ( I, , t 'Ked L' l 4, 4 5 wined, that all the private Out-pen sinners . *- k) ii r i 'n, or withi n tw ntY-live miles thereof,- dis t, II q 'pear r r esaid r e , . e ' -• ' • t ,. ( 1) who. shall I . ey,',..‘1111 • 'arpt as before excep . .. , ~ t it ~ o t..e t er... _ , . e,,,tiiiined at the time beret?, ppointed, ~ ,Z VI, ~,Id'tt,,hat otherwise proriileefoi •hy Govolltn!, 1 f ei Vitt-pt4sio:Yortiltileasc,edoorsluilioigslpyithoei.sti:uoli off "7 Bo o ks Q. ALTS T,' 'Secretary and Registra r. Fit 5, 1814. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD and CO . 1'1'1101,1) Es PATES and EATINI RE- Si DENCE, in the COUNTY of_ SURREY, about 40 mils!•• from London. By Messrs. HO6GART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on Friday, May 19, in One Lot, unless an acceptable offer it made to purchase by pri►ate contract, ,Most beathiful.PROPERTY, the principal pait Freehold, and the remainder Copyhold of Inhe ritance, situated in a fine romantic. and- picturesque part of the county. of Surrey, in the parishes of ElSted and fhinsley, about halt a mile front the high turnpike road from London to Portsmouth, near the 39 mile-stone, consisting of three Farms, called Dye-house, Smallbrooke, and Hedge Furies, chiefly exonerated front rectoral tithes. containing. together near 300 acres of Arable and Meadow Land, lying nearly within a Bing-fence, beautifully timbered; and intersected with too Trout Streams, with three Farm Houses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous Outbuildings. • - =The Estate abounds with all sorts of Gate ; and possession may be had at Mi chaelthas next; it is six, miles front Farnham and Gbdaltning, for many years the property and in the occitpatian of Mrs.. Paine.—Particulars way he had twenty days prior to the sale,. of James hotter, Esq. Farnham; at the. King's Arms; Go dalminK; Half Moon, .Petworth ; White Hart, Guildford , Fountain, Portsmouth ; the inn at Ijiiug; 'at the Mart; and of Hoggart and Phillips, ti t, Broad-street. SALES BY AUCTION, COPTHOLD, FARM; near LEATHERHEAD, in the (.101.7NTY of SUII.111 , :Y• fly Messrs. noopART and! PHILLIPS, at the. '.lictiort Mart, on Friday, the 2tth inst. at Twelve, ' 111 U Fl URST FAR SI AND ME GP'S „ILI: MARSH LS, a valuable Copybold Estate, situated with in One Mile of 1 4 eatherhead, noir from Dorking, Wight front Kingston,and Twenty from London, in the County of Surrey; • contting..of about One iinudred Acres of capital Arable and riefilleadoW,Land, with valuable rights of common, a Farm House, Barns, Stabling, and Out : buildings, in the occupation of 'Mr. Croakhatu and• Mr. Nicholas, at rents amounting . to • 11311:1 - 0§. pc.: annum. Po,s...S•sion may be had at Michael ' ma - s next.—May he vieved With leave of the Tenants, and parli , l3l;irs .had ou the• Estate ; at the Red , Lion, Dorking ; Eagle, Epson; ; White Hari, Guildford ; of M S;irvryor, Cheam ; and of Lloggart and Phillips, E3l, Old VALUABLE . COPYHOLD ESTATES, equal to FRE,E ROL% between the UNIIRRIDGE and HO.UNSLOW ROADS, with early. POSSESSION. , . By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, May 19, in Lots, VERY Desirable COPYHOLD ESTATES'. of INHERITANCE; held at small certain fines, late the. property of Mrs. Ann Frances Hammohd; consisting of about Fifteen Acres of rich Meadow Land and Orcharding, con tainiirr, in part, a considerable depth of brick rattle, plea .santl? .ituate at Sutton, in the parish of Heston, near Oster ley Park, ten miles from London; . also a remark:hie neat Fa wily Cottage, with - Coach-house, Stabling, Gardens, and. Orchards,• in the occupation of Mrs. Enys ; a commodious brick-huilt Family Cottage, lIHW in hand, with 'Croach-houSe, Stabling, and GardenS; a Cottage and Garden, in the occu pation of Mrs. Malton ; a compact Cottage and' Gorden, i 1 the occupation of Mr. Chanuer, and Fourteen Brick-built Tenements, with Gardens. • To be viewed by applying to William Cranage, the Bailiff, at (he r',s.rai ; and Piaticulars had Twenty Days prior . to the Sale, on the Premises; at the Auction ; of,iiir. Gibbs, Solicitor, Golileii-square ; of Messrs. Kaye,' Freslifield, and and Kaye,. Solicitors, Isiew Bank-buildings; and of lioggart and Phillips, 62, Old broad-stregt. The EASI' NiARK ESTATE, MANOR, and several FARMS, in the COUNTY of SOMERSET, a very valuaole portant FREEHOLD PROPERTY. 13yHOGGART hnd PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, May 26, at I'2, io one Lot, MIREEHOLD; the ESTATE, RIGHT, TITLE, and INTEREST to and in the lfauor and • Capital Freehold Estate of East Mark, in the .severitl parishes of Mark and • Wedinere, ih the County of Somerset, consist ing of Splot-lane, Totney, and Poolhridge Farms, with sundry other lands, and three Farm-houses, containing 659. t. za. '2se. of Land, principally ex pasture, and rich feeding 'Land, the Lithe is ou Lease for seven years to MP. G. W. hale, at , a very low rent of 11701. per annum.; the present value up wards of 17501. per annual; the Farm situated in Miles froth Bridgewater, 12 from Wells, 8 how Axbridge, 32 Cruet - Bata, add 22 from To be viewed, and particithirs had ao dars'o,evieus to the Sule, at the (ieerge Tan, Bridge water ; • Swan, 4VuUs ;.• .30C4rirr s , r• , Hart, Bath ; White Lion, Bristol; Mr. Cooke, setieitor, Bristol; Mr. dicks, solicitor, Grav's-inn-sluare ; Messrs:Lambert, Taylor, and Dean, Gray's-inn; at the Auction Mart; and of Huggart and Pnillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. V.A.LUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and .DiTATIL, peas TUSBIUDGI; WELLS. • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, May '26, at Twelve, • rrHE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE . ancl ES= ..a..T.vrE called BISHOPSDOWN-(;ROVE, delightfully si tuated near thefashionableWatcring-place °Cronin - rage W.;r4s, consisting of a spacious Family Hoase, containing every accom modation for a lame respectable . Family ; with nuniCeotis Bed-roOms, spaciuttsl) 'fling and Drawing- rooms, Library, and Otlices'of every description : the residettee-an4 property of a Lady ; attached to the residence are upwards• of' 1 17 Acres of capital Pasture Land, also Arable and Wood Land, well tim bered, and ornamented by sheets of water,• with Pleasure Grounds, Lawn, and Plantations; also several Cottages and Gardens ; the purchaser may have idinediate pOssession.— May be viewed, with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mess's. Hoggart and Phillips, (k, Old Broad street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ;• particulars may be had also at the Rose and Crown,. Tunbridge; the White Hart, Seven . Oaks ; Star, Lewis ; .Old Ship, Brighton ; of Messrs. Scoones and Son Solicitors, 'Tunbridge; . Messrs. Clatutree and Bicknell, Solicitors, 37, Bloomsbury-square; and at the Auction Mart. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and LAND, near 'the beautiful and retired Village of CARSHALTON, in the COuntY of SURREY. By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Atiction Mart, on Friday, May 2(3, at Twelve, unless an acceptable oder should be made by Private Contract, FRZELIOLD RESIDENCE, Pleasure Grounds, * and productive Gardens, known as CAR- SiiALTON LODGE, in the 'County'of Surrey, late; in the occupation of Joseph Estridge, Esq. deceased : the house is placed upon a lawn,' surrounded by three paddorlis of rich Land,' containing together upwards of fire acres, en:Aosed by brick Walls, which are cloatbed with Fruit Trees in full per fection ;, the House contains Nine fled-rooms, pining and "Drawing-rooms, Library, and Dressing-rooms, with Offices_ •of every description, suitable for the ithsaediate occupation ot"a respectable family ; attached to the Estate are .Three Cottage; i the Gronilds are ornamented with beautiful shrubs and forest trees, Green-house and Grapery, and the. Pa ddocks alrord most productive fruit, front trees in full bearing, with a beautiful Trout Stream intersecting the property. To viewed with Tickets only ; which, with particul.its, may be had :,f Ho gars and Phillips, G 2, Old Broad-street; patti culars also at the King's Arms, and Greyhound, Carshalton ; and at the Mart. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the COUNTIES of IiERTS and BUCKS. By FIOGGART and. PHILLIIN, at the Auction Mart, on - Friday, June 9, in. Twelve, in One Lot, IWiIELPLEY HILL,: GREAT INIC)0113, 111 11 . 11.'LE 'MOORS, and SPEN(;lilt.'S FARMS, si-. Ware in the pariSlies of North Church and Clieshatti,. in the above Count:es , : compri , iii; a runt valnable FREt.',l - 10L1.) s•I;a.11 Part COPY HO LI:E.STE.iyE , t i N E . , r c y (l A nt c a ß inLi s tz of en e g a t , t i l t t a et i • ahout FOUR FILINDREDnd ~ AraW, Nlcadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, one InIIC frotn 139 - 6liamitead' and 14oringdon, three Iron, Moor, two front Cheshant, and twenty - six f r od London ; within the nanor of -Lailmet.s; conveniently, soh-divided into Farms, with an excellent Farm flouseand other Buildings, and.the whole' fr , e- tram Land 'Tax; in the occupation of Mr. John Pure, who quits at Michaelmas itext 2 subject till their to a low rent of Four liiradred and 'l'wttity Pounds per annum. May be viewed with leave of tin: truants; and Particulars had fifteen days prior to the sale, of John Sudlow, At„.. nuineiti-yard ; the fled Lin, eliesham; Berkbanistcad ; swan, at Box Moor ; Crown, Auto: sham ; at the Mart; and 'of fioizgart and Phillips, 02, Old Broad-street, Royal Y,xchani,e, where a Pfau ut listato may be seen. 111.11SOR FARMS, near SEVEN OAKS and BROMLEY, in the COUNTY of KENT. ByJIOGGART and PHILLIPS, ;at the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 9, at Twelve, ruHE MANOR, or Reputed MANOR of SHELLEYS, with a Valuable freehuhl,E,4fare, lying within ailing-fence, situate in a delightful part of the county, abopading with Game,. six riffles from Seven Oaks; ten front I3rnfuley, in the parish of Knoclibolts; 20niiiesfroin London, cauntv of Kent r.eonsistiug of two Farms, Tontaini.,;;:',' toeeiher THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FIVE 'ACIthS of rich .I,rable, Pasture, and thriving W:;:,1 Land, well sup plied with water', aloomainf, with Cliaik, and a tine Kiln on tlic Estate,. wlil:11 improves the agrteu4ture of the Litid at a trihing expense. The Estate, has been, greatly improved -a few years, with a comfortahle Hnose,auS Othces, sport:nits Barn, Stabling, Granary, and Oat-buildings, Gat dencOrchard,' &C. The Farms , ' are in the-oectpation'of Mr. Ed urd lhepirtrd, tenant-ht-will; at a rent of 3501. per ann. To he viewed, and partiotiart had 15 days i , rrceding the SA:I34, at the Bell Inn, Broffiley.; • Greyhound, Croplnn ; White fills seven Oaks; the principal Inn at Westerham ; , and of H4tart niid Phillips, No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange; the dart. • Tai he LET, of, SOLD" by PRIVATE CONTRACT,, HARD- WICKE coma PARR, GIiOUCESTERSHIRE, CAN- , •cti, EEHOLD 4;STATE o f tl5 ACREg, ELEGANT ANs ioN and MANOR of HARDWIChE. • • A N,,1l 8 ma • unit Singu l arly Desirable MOIEfIN NSIDN;most arli,thtfulle situated, with HtiNDREI.) and FIFTEEN el.CitEti-of P.lCli PAS TVIZE LAND in a Iting. Fence,, the greater part of which is frie:4l all Tyt hes ; the Manor. abounding . . with . Game, ex.. ; tentSi - nyti' Acres. Thisiery desirable 'Property, com a:Aiding- the most beaptifol and exteu.Sie Views, is bounded lie the turnpike iiO4(l - I , ...;tdine, from (limn:ester 'to Bath and from whence it is :di.stant ;M4 from Bath; a;;1 1 r, from Gloucester.. Yort .of the Purchase ml may re l...int on MOrtgag.. , ;'or. the Premises will lie let fur Si time; immedi.ite Possession.,. „Vor further Part icniars apply at the Mansion, or to Messrs. Hut:l:art and Phillips, hi, old-Broad-street, where a-Plan and vat ion may dle welt. • TyDICE SIXPENCE-ITAI,/411E1TNY. , PICTWILLIATG-OFFICE, May 2, 131 ' 5. T HE COMMISSIONERS for ICTUA IIY Gi tlis 314.1E577'S N. 4 PY do hereby ' gice Notice, Thai on Tuesday, the GM of June next, they will be :ready_ to receive Tenders in . !Vriting, sealed up, and treat with such Persons as will undertake to supply (on four separate Con tracts) the following species of VICTUALLING to His Ma jesty's Ships and Vessels at the Plaees'undertnenlioned, At Jamaica aud New Providence • Fresh Beef, , At Ditto Sea Provisious, At Barbadoes and Antigua Sea Provisions, -At Halifax, Bermuda,. and Quebec.... Sea Provisions; during the space of' .7Weloc,lfonths certain, front the 17th of Septe»Ocr next, and forther, *nal Six-Modiss warning :hall be given fin: the termination of the respective Contracts ; the Conditions of which may be seemat the Secretary's Vice. IYo regard will be had to anal Tender in which the Price shirt, not be inserted in words at length, or that shall iwt be deaf:) ered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said rucselay, the 6th If June next, nor unless the. Person uftp , ionethes the Tender, or since Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called fur:—Nor will any Tender that contains e:r-tra vegan: 'prices telion sane articles, and prices muck inferior to the real value .upon others, be considered as proper to be ad niPted. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons ow aging to become bound with the Party tendering, 2 - ;z the Pew!! Sant of WOOL :for the due petformancs of the Fresh . bee" Coniract; awl -y - '1,0001., for each of the three-Sea Prbrisions Contracts. ' oN'S ANTIBLLIOLis PILLS. T ifEE.piLEB lung obtained a j us t ce l e b r i ty • -in the private praaice of the' Proprietor; Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success iii many obstinate Molts Disuitiers,,oh numerous Patients of :distinction, attd others, .parti4,-,litriv the Duke of Bedford,,,Sir Georke IVor 'fen, Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Ludy. Say and Sole, the Viscountess Bullieley,-&e: &c. be was persuaded to offer them to tlicPublic, under the approbation 4ntithe sant:- tied of their Nunes, • - The Pills arefotvid to he au incomparable Rem e dy •f or re ... storing the tone of tfie Stonmeh, for curing Indigestiou,,or .preventing, - ,Cradi:ies, and their kAinsequentdisagretau lc -erric-' tatron4 and flatuiene e s. Th ey prevent habitual and tempo rary Costiveness,• Sick - Head-Aches, vol:. Heart-13nm which is vcc.isioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Sumach, whe thernxisingfroin the acritudny 'Of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, orA drinking; to exee”• . - • By promotiii i i a due secretion of the bile, they are 010- served tvaoderfully clears saltow*oinplexiim, and being a Ce ' llaitl, though operat ve, they prevent those obstt ue twos ku tat: liver whicb• are so troublesome in all countries, but particularly -fat ''' . ill warm ciiMateS• On this accomat they are a va.uable desideratum inthe medicin e c h es t s o f those who go abroad, or mak e f requent v o yages.. They are an admirable preparative to sea-bathing, insomuch t bat the success in the couri.e of it. greatly depends 'upon the go o d use Q f them, espectakly when bile' enters into the. chniplication fur which sea-bathing i 4 prespilVol. • • - SUld at Mu l Butler's, Chcapside, corner 'of St. Paul's 'Church,and most Medicine Venders in e‘Nry Town, ill Boxes at 9.5. 9d. each. Air A RRIAGE should he the f oun d at i on , o f social happiness, -which is oft e n di,t or bed," th roug h the parties that form the union Rofklaiiiog thsn_p o w. i .s. - ,..., .* 'which would secure -thimt - the -- erkfli - :;' - ;iTent of `that' - geeat do mestic blessing. People of . every raid pay adcration to tl.st • shine of 'Wedlock ;' - licit ' where the- c o nstituti on h as beets tai ited by disease, or debilitat e d by a eel - tails habit - coatraoted at n early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that State- is indispensibly requisite tit' revive the slloubering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. *For no dis orders have contributed more essentially to destroy' Hymeneal happiness than those - which are the co n sequence i f unguar d e d tehiiii-ssoivdy to the tr ea tm en t an d cu r e o f the Veuereal Disease, and the disorders axisi ng 'th ere f rom s • pleasure. It was this consid era ti on w h ic h i n du c ed M essrs . last Thirty yea rs , to di f ect their s C t U m i l t i ell.: and F and attentionC tor ix as also to that derangement of the system, produce;) by the .destructive hahit of the inconsiderate 'school=boy; w hi c h brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state; The successful result of tjteir plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which arc the,most important in the catalogue of hoinan infirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged i u this solitary vice to . seek re lief by consulting Professional Men of eminence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and claim the sanction of . scholastic authority, as well as the lestimony*of uncontra dieted facts. In professing the cure of these - complaints, they hold - out no' inducement to vice; -but, sensible, as all men must be of the existence of slick calamities, they otler their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Cidleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. 'Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infectiim are radi cally cured in the short space of , two daYs. Those of the. most •obstinate duration, such as obstructions, - inve terate strictures, pains of the bones, gleets, &c. are per manently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and - Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the s. - Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and haring received - a radical and permanent core, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. 'Many, of thes'e Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Sur genus of equal eminence, who 'ationpted - their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie auil Co. have selected the follo'witig letter from the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, returning them .thaoks for - their restotation to sound and ,rigorous health. It was sent to:theru unsolicited,..from the son of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing, and ' painul malady for ten years: he • bad been: under the'ca.'e of several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom, afibrded him permanent relief; lint front the superior me thod of treatment adopted. and pursued by Messrs. Carrie • and.Co_ he received' a ,radical cure in the short space of one mouth. _ • ," May 29, 1810. " To Dr. CUftRIE, 107, Hatton-garden. " Lord --- ft!els great pleasure in communicating to: Dr. Currie the perfect re-establishment - of hii health, in con sequence of his mild and admirable treatment of„ Strictures in the Urethra. 'He May add, that he has not for many years enjoyed so much .cdThfort and fre4ldom from. pain ; and he entertains no doubt of : bisdiaving obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect and radical core of that borrotcoin plaint. As he was not a stranger : to the manner that °Theis treated the complaint:, he has it in his power, from a fair trial and a just comparison, to pay that tribate of applause to Dr. Coale which he sensibly feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowledge." - • Be an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will escape the pain,, danger, and expense of a [Ong and tedious Attendance upon less experienced practitioners. 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