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So. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 3 - 3 , io,ooo 3 8-- - - 1,000. -" 5,000 - - j o - - - - 7 4, co 20 - 2.000 4 0 4, 100 - - •i• •••• 81,coo' TiCra.'S , ' • - a0.0..p00 Sii, , f24 are on Sale at, evf•ry T , ..ttery Ticket - - L; lq 15 o ijalf - z o Eighth - 2 ii 6 S Sixteenth - - i 6-o ..--- MR. C.ARPUE will commence hisIiECTURES on ANATOMY anti SURGERY 9 Weduem.lay, Ole ist Odober. . . ' Particulirs may be known by applying to Mr. Carpue, at Ws House, so, Dean. street, Stho. , MORTGAGE.-- Wanted immediately, by • Gentleman of considerable Property, I'l V E Tao U SAN I) POUNDS, secured on several Freehold Estates worth nearly double the Stun .in- the present' state, but are capable of very great Improvements, which is ,iirtnicdiately to take place. The Money may remain'a short or long time, as -the . Mortgagee pleases, and the Interest paideyery•lialf-),2.:r re--• gularly, at a Banker's in London. For ,particulars inquire at Mr. Redmins, Stock-broker, No. 12; :Upper Thotnintugh-street,teillord-square, or at the NORFOLK/. r 0 be,SQLD, the MANOR and ADVOWSON of LITTLE MASSING ; w tai <tiver Farms.,, containing together , nearly .TWO THOUSANp THREE HUNDRED ACRES, all Freehold. . • The abode it "itt . tateitt within about two Miles of Houghton,' and is one of themost'compael and desirable Estates in the,: County. • • For Price and Particulars apply to Mr. Dugatore, of•Swall• ham. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. WANDSWORTII, SURI2.I:Y. Comprit;ing an E!tgVaie Coiripatt Villa and Land, ,in field; sundry Inelosures uf vleadoW, Garden Griaind, Land in the open Melds ; sever-il Eligiiae Dwelling }louses, a Chapel, sundry' Tenements, and. the Crane Vtalie-House, on Wandsworth- Plaini. and sundry Tene. =tents adjoining. TO BE SOLD nit AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-liouse, •Changt-alley, Cornliill, on. Thursday, Sept. it, at Twelve o'clock, in Four •Lots, EERAL valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, uate in Wandsworth, consisting of Eligible andGen -8I:: te ei Dwelling-houses; a , Chapel, and sundry Tenements, Oardens and Lands, 'sitiue opposite the Churn, Wands woitli, in possession ot l'eitect, Surgeon, and ot a compact Vula , Garden, and Land, delignifulli situate, in Brid6erield, Wandswor;li ; a Messuage, lonown byJhe sign of the Crane, with tile appurten.mrs, on W-titt's.),•ortn plain; a 'BlaelCsnittli's Shop, and eight Tenenienr3 , with Gardens, &c_ adjoining ; also, sundry ' parcels < Land in 'Wandsworth CoininouField; the whore about t wenty A cres, in possession of Mr. Ralph' Langton; and other's; the irin_ eipat part on Lease. - May be viewed by leave of the Tenants.— Particulars at the Spread Eagle, V; anOsWortli ; the King's Arms, v ul hain ; Sun, Kingston; at ("arraway's; of Charles Alexander Craig, Esq. Great Scotland-yard, W Intermit ; of Mr. paper.-buildings, . lemple ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick btieet; Gulden-squat.:. FREEIIOLn ESTATES. Consisting of Dwelling-houses; Stable-yards, Warehouses, Wharfs, situm: in Gray's-inn-lane; Fleet-Street ; Falcon-court, Fi,er-streer'; Cow-lane, Smithfield ; COle - Irian-street, ti k e l'oultry, Upper Thames-street, and Harp lane, Lower Thames-street: , • " TO SO - LD 1W AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colfee.liouse, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on . T-I , iursd.,y, the t ith September, at Twelve o'clock, in Fourteen Lots, SEVERAL Valuc,ble and Desirable FREEHOLD _ ESTATES, comprising three new-erected Pm:Ding houses, extensive Yards, &c. situate on the East Side of Gray's_inn-lane, formerly the Queen's . Head Inn, is ihe'Pa iish of St. Andrew, Holborn. The spacious Preinises, with Yards, Dwelling-houses . ; - Warehouses, &c. in possession of Mr. Ridley, distiller, and three other Houses, with Shops, &ft% :on the North Side of. Tleet-street, in the Parish -- of St. Bride's, in . possession of Air. Parker Lovel,*.a. A Rouse in Falcon-court, Hcet, street, Thiiteen Dwelling houses, with • Warehouses, Om situate in Black Swan-lane, in and near Thames-street.. The capital Premises known by Kennett Wharf, ,Thanies-stieet, .with Dwelling-house, Warehouses, &c. 'A Dwelling.. house in the Poultry. An old-accustomed Pastry-cook's Shop, in possession of Mr. Debatt. A fklessuage, with Livery Stables, an possession of Mr. Atkinson, situate in Coleman-street. A Messuage and Premises in C'ow-lane, corner of 'Hosier , . West Smithfield, many }cars , in the cheese-mcngery ~o n e. A Messuage and. Premises known by the sign- nt: the .tentisli Huy, in Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street. And a I)welling-house situate at the corner of Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street, These Lots form very eligible and valuable property—the princip4l part on lease. M a y be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars at CarrawaY's ; of Ch. Alex. Craig, Esq. Great Scotland- Yard, Whiteall ; of Mr. Brarrlivell, Paper:buiAings, Tem ple; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goklen-square. CURE OF STONE AND-GRAVEL. MR. PERRY, Surgeon; Southampton-street,, bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADA MS's SOL VENT, a mild yet efficacious eitre'-of STONE and GRA VEL in the BL A DDE R or K I DNEYS, acquaints the Pub that he.nas for some years devoted his whole professional attention to the above Diseases, and their complication with that of Gout. He may becomulteddaily at his own House, and more especially cn Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 45. 6d. its, and 11. 2S. Stamps included, Iwo of . which last scarcely. ever C'or. 'rezt tile calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby pre'venr the concretion of Stone in persons ofasedentary life. SOld also at Bacon and CC's, 153; . Oxfoid street, and at ,Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange. • " The Author's " I.?iSquisitiort of the Stone and _Cr:l , ol r ' nini., Edition, price is. 6d. is just published, pointing 'but - Sheir rid the Dict to be'observed during the Cure, with many -.xtraorninary -Cases, some of petted recovery even alter the operation had been resolved on,. 1 N..\-I..'S TiIURSD(IY, S.EPTEMBER 4,• 1800. TEMPLE .OF THE MUSES. - This Day was publiahed,. in a large Odavo Volume, price only as. in boards,- A - CATALOGUE of a General Assortment of .13()0.K.s ; including the lat,st and.-best Editions of Modern'Au - thors; in elegant OF plain bindings ; 'as well as thesgreatest variety of scarce, vatuablee and•useful_Works,• in • every Language and Department of Liferatere. 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Hi; Na. jest Y's ViauallingStor:es ar Deptford, POrtsmoz:!h, and Plymouth, and into tie Army`Vitiusaing Stores in St..,Cathr)'ihe's,, in ,regu lar proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods u4r mentioned, lviz. One fourth of the whole by the zst yanuary, IgO7. One h.q of the remaining quant,7y by the 3i:vt Iklarch, 18374 And the. remainder by the 3oth f "use, 18,37.' - And t;) be paid for by Bill, payable, with .lnterest, nine!): day; ..leer date. • 1 ',4{ Cu 11to,n of the Contrasts may he zee , : at. Lb,. Secretary's c Oilier at this 0 . 4,e; or by app(yfog to Mr. Dreff;tervii/e;' ikent fix tie I'i:quailing at cork, to the Colleag's M.? jel".'4 t:ffst at Limerkk, Belfast, Netw)., and Waterford, , and to the PJfilltalir . r-Gefferal at Dublis respe&ivetr. N. B. Ao Tender for a les, Qyaliky tb;in 506, tercts mill 4e accepted. No regard will le 'had teary Tender in:which the Price .rball not be. inserted 1n words at length, or that shall not be deli; erect to the B:ard . befere One O'Cick on the said Friday the t2th !ember next, nor unless the Person tc , ,f;o makes the Tender, or ronte Person On hir,behalf, attends, to anslver, Tube,: ealled for. OJ. ing exanii.ie(l r Y d, and large Bv6). kis sail : - i t . me; ie )f its t; T Elocu S • •e , s—t by the is of Geo arid of Natural by the Rev. plates t i neatly bound incing as+ xplanatory . Diaic Foreigners, and the British Put ;~'. ^ -""_..- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 1.0, IEO6. 'THE PRINCIPA L. OFFICARS of HIS -AL yESTY's ORDN,INCE do bi4cby give I• l 4ice, That Proposal's will be rereivedat their Office, in St. M.zrgaret-stleet, Westminster, on' or bejoie the isth of September next, fro'nz such Persons as may be to undertake the supply ofLEATHERN BREECHES and CLOVES . hr the Royal Horse Aridity, ups z itCo.o.lzEi for a period of Thrie Years, determinable after One Year,uponTinve Months Notice being given by either party. Pa:4'r):: of. 'the . ./Irtil!les May be seen upon application at the- Principal gt7rekeepe'r's Office in the Tower; and the Terms ant. Conditions of the Contrad 'no; be knoiiin at the §te4ty'sOff:ce, 171 St. Margar s et-street::.aforesaid, aso, day between the liztrs of Ten and Four o'Clock,'JShere the Pipposals are to be delivered, scaled up, and marked on the' outside, " Proposals for the supply of Leathern Breeches and :Gloves ;" but no Proposal can 6e ad mitted after tLig 15th of SepteMber next. By elide,- of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE O,F GIONANC,E, August 25, j Sob. 4.•••••••.. , - THE PRINCIPAL OFFICETS,of 111S'AT2 yE 574 ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Pro. ios 21s will be received at their Office in .St. Margaret Street, Westminster, on or before Monday the tith of Septem/er ?text, from such Persons as may be williag to undertake the Supply of Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Dis, trills, viz. North Britain, Northern, South West, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christ- Yorkhire, church, Eastern,' eKclusive cofWarley, Western, Wool mich, with its Depen .- cictich.s, %Vat ley& Chatham, LiverpOol, • for a Period' of Six Months from the tit of Wider next ; the rage to hefiirnisbed'in Rations coPtSivitiot tc6..oj Oats, at 4 - )16. per bus?..el---.121b5. of Upland Meadow 1-14—and Vbr. of•Wbeat or Rye Straw*; and to be delivered at • the respeftive Stations at the evpence of therontraefor, who is also to lurvith such frorset with Oat!, at 84s. per-kation, as may be hilletted ill the Disiris fcr which he contratis. Southern, exclusive of Chat ham, The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly , for each S:ation ; and it is expeek,d that the Contractor sityl receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time accumulate, making an allow.rnt4 jar the same. Further Particulars ;nay be knrtun upon application to tAe Of. cers commanding the Royal Artillery in each, District, and also a : the Secretary's Otfice,7n St. Margaret-sheet, aforesaid, any Day betFeen the'llours, of Ten and Four o'clock: The. Proposals are to he delivered sealed up-, and marked on the outside, " Prolwals for the Supply f Forage i" but no Proposal can he admitted after the said 15th Day of September. next : By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. • , No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, t 8 6. j; OR Thirteen Years I have relinquished all other Pratlice for the treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which arc the consequences of a destructive habit. . _ _ _ _ - - The undoubted qualifications which 1 possess; as a Meet: -bet of the Royal College of Surgevris, - formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of any experience in this pec u li ar line, constitute my tlaiin to that superiority which cannot be attained by the illiterate, 4even by the most respedable general Praditioneril whose mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfed comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from-the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and it such Cases of distressful disaryangemdrit iio exist, as those which are the consequences of - an' habithat vice. can any Man assume a hotter title to treat them thlh a regular Surgeon; resigning ali other Pr/Mice - for the Treat ment of these; and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? In recent Cases of Info Lion, all Pain, Danger, .and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of. local Weakness, much . future misery 1114 be prevented, •by such means of re-animatiort as.will restore health anti screit6th to :the Constitution. - , • hrough ineonsidetate negleEt the slightett cases become important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a sate and permanent restoration, even when : Other PraCtirioniirs ha've 'The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but no letters arc answered unless 4 4arlt. Note is inclosed. MARTIN BREE. Member of 01:7 Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near - Temple -bar. ' Tileto Cs au AjC11401.14,./ eiltAllCC itt Water-sucet, adjoining. t '