The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-03-21 00:00:00

By Mr. BURTON,

At Carraway's' In alma. t two months, in lota, the property
and rraidesce of John Edward Maddock*, Euq. deceased.
`THIS truly valuable and important FREE-
._ HOLD PROPERTY coalman a speciosa Mantic*
seated in a park of about so meta, ornamenttil with • lately
timber, includes an elegant drawing-room, coint..etable.
inning-zoom, Morning-morns, library, large stone repeektory,
billiard-room, principal and secondary staircases comma&
eating with 11411100.1011 lofty, will-proportioned thsnibers,
dressing-room to each; suitable screauts' apartmerd I, and
est.Aleost domestic arrangements, requisite out-offices, am-
ple staliliog, standiuq for six carriages, extensive flower and
kitchen gardens, abundantly stored, pleasure grounds and
plantations, au ornamental farm yard, well sheltered, and
replete with coovenieure fur farming purposes, of which
early possession will be gives. The whole well supplied with
water. Together with e7O etas of singularly productive
wood land, upon which are several thousand valuable ouks,
stone of very large dimensions, and 2ui of ebb mea-
dow, pastor', sad arable land, part mat eligibly situated fur
erectiog geuteel villas, being a pleasant distance from the
rural village of Bexley, nod bounded by a praline trout
stream. Also • beautiful retreat, kaolin as Vale Mescal
HOW4C, of whirb also an early possession will be gam ; with
chat-min gardens, pleasure pounds, richly timbered, wad
too paddocks, together, about tight arcs, skirted by the
Ricer Cray. The situation of Mount Mescal a retired; of
a bold bat rani, ascent, eutboscuted in tote' ',in.% rural
'teener!, with foil command of richly wooded and varied
prospects, in a conuty affording excellent diversion foe the
sportsmaa ; soda neigiebeerlsooti truly seleet.
To be viewed with tickets, and further particulars ktunra,
by applscatiou to Alt. lltustaa, ear, Coruhal.

SAL& BY, AT;CTIa I.

FREEHOLDS F.NSINGYON
I•eraplurtly by Mr BUtZI 03N.

- - . .
THIS DAT, at "ii'webe, Crwrawac's, pa rat tots,
A LYESittAIILE tit ('.t:II4)LO
comprishig Seven Brick lhrelliaa l/oss.a, situate is
the lligit.s.rtnl a:.d Holland-street,
brae lirick-twit Houses, situate ha klotts.iii-strcet,
sihatou, iu the. oreopatiou of Meows. tiva,:s, 8,0", sod
Cooper, unler.se to Mr. for about 0.0 )1010, at a flu.
&rite rint.--Lut o. A moat Ducat% it,oust, with rirdea
nod out milers, situate in Nutiand-sirte, let to the ntrareari
Mr. Tay!or, teuant{t-wi11.....L0t 3. • A ditto let to Mr. Jar.
tic( at 11 111 a cont.—Lot 4. A ditto, with Shop, situate in the
High-street, opposite the church, In the occupation of Mr.
Brothers, grocer.—Lot 5. A ditto adjuiniug, to the ucculia.
time of Mr Davis, butcher.
. . .

To be viewed by kayo of the tenants, and demittive par.
Oculars may be had on the pi anises ; at the Whitt Hui.*
litatadilly; at Garraway'r and of Mr. Bmtw, tilt
CURVED'.

Rothe lately pabliiihed by J. MAWMAN, Kr. en,
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lra. heard*.

ALL TRUTFLIS SALtSTARY TO MAN.
and whoever diaouvens ur diffuses it in say pardon,
renders an emestial 4twlew to his Country and his Kind.
Professional mon have, of We, through Dm medium of
the Press land before the timbale eye the various symptoms
of disorders, huarsver, to the delicate and euscepti-
hie mind, it is natty necessary foe us to glance at.
We have the happiness to inform those persons who,
either from constitution or accident, or acquired habit, from
Lard study, ehange of climate, siulent disuppointaseat, isn-
nimkrate grief, or escrows of amv kind, labour under those
diseases e Inch result from a derangenrind of NERVOUS
SYSTEM, a %corral or partial DEBILITY, that, from the
13 Ulla of nun, accurate siistoinical knowledge, with very
elaborate clumical tioal)sr:, we have it in our power to
i usurp, in most cams, a perfect re-eatablishnicut of health
and strength.
The kokj, steel, sad other tonic medicines, which bare
be.. usually adrisiuuterei.., in one class of those complaints,
we have found, from experienco., to be Iry no IIIZAOII sdeqoute
Su the orrtiolimaire of complete aid lastiag cure; and
MERCURY, the ordinary specific in other eases, uni-
versally kaolin to be proftctive of She meet sraiellisvout
effects on the bonsai corstitation; we have therefore la-
boured, Ire turning the whole of our attention exclusively to
this ssbjtct, and by lb. mid of 17 years experienee is as ex-
ronire practice, to offer to the public a tootle of treatment
entirely new, whisk has in no one Oistimce hArerto dna
karts to foil.

As a great part of these dileases has its seat in the mind ;
that km Mon particularly attended to in the present ineMod
of cure; and, as it is a (aid, well known to professional
that perioni act each sex, and of all aces, yea
Ilk, and every description of cheract.r, are liable to th,..•
disorders, particalarly those of e!ermt and cultirited mitt,
very relined teatimes,' nod feelings, and of studious stditi
tart' Imitate, most esprcially thole of a Quick and
fancy, and fertile imagination-othe Poet, the Palate?, ae4
the Novelist—mid tlime chum au Mildest fortune and h'tlb
rank in society have excluded from ail mammal labour, Eu. 4
regular employment; tur the sake of much Patients, sob m'
minds, natiiral'r timid, are rtudered still more 110
very stature of their complaint, the strictest attention is pap'
to delicacy and secrecy, and a certain, a permanent and rs,
dical Cure, is •oleuinly
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either sex, persourily, or by better (post paid), iseclosmg •
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Pstienis in the ministry are requested to describe the par •
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