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The Farms in .the Parish of .I.lanfair Iscaer, -lie on the
Turnpike Road between the Towns` of Carnaryon nod Ban..
gor, withinthree miles of the former, Adjoining the' Menai,
in ;he most beautiful part of Wales. \ • • . -
The Farms in the, Parish of ClunOg(eXcept,Derwenrawr);
adjoin the Turnpike-Road from CarrisrvOn t6Pwltheli, and
are about equal distance.irout each, adjoining the sca.
On these and the Est.hes in Llanfair. Scaer; are most de-
sirable spotli for bathing. iii!satt Aiii& fresh water.
The other- Farms are at a moderate distance from -the sea,
having good-Roads from the before,montieined Towns:
All the estates mavbe,\vateredat pleasurie.
There ine Trout -Streams running *.throtigh the Estates
(particulariy.those at Clunog), powerful-enough in the driest
,sons ever known for any Milts orMantitattOries, tar which
Country is very eligarie,;on account (Wale good. Roads
:ontiguity to the sex,
F.srates.are in a.good,Sprirting Country.
Particulars may he had of Mr.-W. Griffith, Cefu
Coch, near. Penmori`a ; 'Mr. Tones, Auilioneer, •Ruthin ;
Mr: POwnall, Staple Inn, LC-ndon ; at the Hotel, Carnar-
ypn ;_ Mr.. J.i,.:!csou.'s; BaiKor Ferry ; Mrs: Roberts's, Pen-.
mortal the Printers at'. Shrewsbury and Liverpool, and of.
Mr. Richards, the Town Clerk of Chester, of whom fur—
ther inforthation maybe. had.

• For BILIOUS DISORDERS, and to SEA BATHERS.
AS the excessive heat of the weather renders
Bilious Complaints more frequent than any other at
this time ofthe season, Mr. DI XON, Apothecary, Proprie_.
for of the ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, begs' leave to remind
the Public of their superior efficacys both as preventing such
disorders, and entirely removing the symptoms they produce.
The great demand for them for exportation .to the warmer-
''climates, is the best recommendation that can be' given of
their etcelleoce counterading that accumulation of bile
which excessiveheat occasions, and which disorders' digestion,
and injures.the adion of the bowels. From their biiea in
acting on the skin, they are highly-useful along With a course.
of sei,- bathing, as they prevent that head-ach and chilliness
which often succeeds the operation ofbathing, if taken a short •
time before it. During pregnancy; from their Operation, they
are.morenscful-than any other medicine, in preventing that •
• costiveness of . habit,- sickness- of .stomach, and uneasiness
waich generally is attendant on the pregnant state: The high
encomiums this medicine has. received in the private pradice
of the Proprietor,. renders it unnecessary to say Dior.: in its
favour. Cases of their .extraordinary efficacy are wrapped -
round each box, signed G. Dixon, and sealed with his arms. '
Sold Vyholesaleaud retail at Ching arid Butler's Medicine
Warehouse, No. 4, Cheapside„ near St. Paul's London, in
boxes at is.
,sd: ; half-boxes as. 9;1. ; z and in family boxes,
tl. rs., each. .Soldalso b.y. Wood, Weymouth ; Gregory and
Gilbert, Brighton;' Ilazard and Mevler, Bath; Silvcr, :It the
Parade, Margate; Burgess,. Ramsgate; Stafford, Worthing;
Payne, Plymouth; Want, Portsmouth Gregsons, Liver-
pool ; and, by one respectable Medicine Vender in' every
',Sea-port, and principal Town-in the United Kingdotri.

HEN Profesfonil ,Meri of Education and
Responsibility deviate' froAl the general' System by
the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanetion of-long con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Eight years have I devoted- my praitice to the exclusive
treatment of Three Disorders, and the suctessful result cat
m' plan lives 1,, oppose, as far as I am
able, the ravages of those Which arc the most
iniportar!t in the Catalogue of 'ir,nl,:n 1 Iltirmitics."
Alter initiation. into every I; ',..rrrly Surgeon,
I formed a wish at trly -io,rescue in-
divid,.ls from the c,l ~,ated men, or the
dange,rotis precipl:4n.cy c i ;;;:.:nefal Practitioners.
Tht:Three Disorder*,
.to the Cure of which I 'have de
voted my attention, cnmprise every -speci's. of VENE-
REAL IN uEcTioN; wit-ether of a .reet it or long
_du-
ratiOn adly, :'tli kinds of debility; -whether arking from
the habits of school-hay:;, or the indulgences of mature
age :. And, la:Alv, that derangement nt the:* syttern in ‘vo..
en Whic s ficd RENN orStfß[i.l'l'V.
Numerous l)iieattes are'the result or', ignorance, or *haste
in the treatment or a Simple'.Conorrha; and it hot un-
frequemly happens that the' seeds Of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretiounf ito unguarded hour.--By a superior me-
thod such Cotiiplain:s are easily cured; and, even where
others have faiied, I trust that I may presume to offer a
radical. ro-estalilisruneno.

Few, however, arc the -cases of compliCated distress in
this disorder,. compared with the cidaantous- situations of
Men, who,' from an nui!dgence in a solitary vice, or the
pr.:ivaient;gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence ''of such
pernicious habits.

Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but'
carefully- conceals his Misfortune, it may be some conso-
lation for /inn to. know, that'although it be. an objet of
doubt or uncertainty with other Prattit loners, the r removal
of these Deficiencies by the gradual p!ogress of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of i-ny Experience. If the rites
of Bacchus or. Venus have began to-reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will • be prevented by an -early Counterac-
tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, lit) great
difficulty' will occur. •

But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper
perseverance is hdispensahl► :equisite'to'revive the St um-
berin4 Sparks Of Lite, and to re-aminate the Constitution.
MARIO ED WOM EN, who have long been disappointed
in their expeetations of a family, may be assured, that in
most instances, such deeds are curable by Medical skill.
' The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking,
and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, form
the bat:is oil my pretensions,. and in coincidancewith such intimation is. given, that Mr. K. may be consulted
pu:sonallv, :or .by Letters inclosirig a small NotcJ, at his
house, -.N0..29, -Arundel street, str,,,-4, near Temple Par.
There is an additional Entrance in Water-street
arjO ning,and the Name is en both' the chicks. ,
Zpicm'oer at the ituyal College of Surgeons,