The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-11 00:00:00

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

A• LL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
13 arising, from Freehold, *Ciopyilold, or Leasehold
.istates, in Land or I-Inuses,. Money in they Fonda, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, . An-
twines, Patent Places, Church. Li vings, or any eithercer-
.tain -Income for Lite,• inay be/supplied with. temparary`lit
.perrnanein Sums of Money to say. Aniount,, by.paying- An-
nuity I est for the ....„
The Nobility and '(..;entry of known 'PrOperty,. or-their.
may be accommodated on theik, personal security.;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-
dual inaT be deemed insufficient, the addition of another
persoi to guarantee' the •payinenf.of the Interest-will. re-
• wove the objeCtion;i, anu, in • all. cases, privilege will •be
given. to the Public to retutn. the 'Principal at their own
option. . .
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- Personal applications. Will -be, received -every-day till Fowl.
o'clock;. and. Letters-from -Correspondents- in -Town or
Country post paid) will lae immediately.answered,_by ad-
dressing to the Director of the gltihtsbridge..l.3ank., at his
Town House. No. 8. lower john-Streel,.COlden-sepilare.

THEN Professiobal .11ren Ed4tation.,
.*Resporisibility'deviate from the 'generbl &water* by
the setettibn of a peculiar branch, the. sanction of long con-
tinuedsuccess ts.the best criterion of superinilty. .
Eight years have I devotes. my practice- to the exclusive
treatinent of Three Disorders and the successful result of
tell, plan gives me'addi.tional ardor to.oppose' as tar as I am
able, the. ravages of. those Complaints whichare.the most
important the.Catalogue of Human Infirmities'..
' After- initiation into ei/cry Branch, as an Anny• Surgeon,
t fonnetla wish at an early period, of. Prattice to rescue tr.-
dividuals from the ignorance of imedueated niert; or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pra&itioners.
The Three Disorders,' to the Cure of which I have' de.'
toted my attention,' •mrnprise every species' of. VEN E.
FAL-- INFECTION, whether of a recent' or long .du. •
;anon adly, of, debility, whether arising. from
the habits of; school .boys,. or the indulgences of 'Mature
age: And, lastly, t...izt derangement of the ststemin wo-
men which is callied 3:kit KENN E”, or STET ILI TY. '
Nuir.enjus Diseases are the result of ignorance, cc haste
in the treatment ofsa simple Gonorrhxa; and 'it 'not un-
frequently-
happens that the seeds of Life ire poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded, hour.'---.1.4 a superior me-
..thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume to otter a.
radical re-establishment.

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• Few,- however, are the cases of CoMplillated distress- in
this disorder, compared with the. calamitous situations n
Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice; or the
• prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, w4,ch is the unavoidable consequence of such
. •
pernicious naMts.
Where the unhappy sufferer broods:over hi. ntisery, but
carefully concealsliiis inisfortune, it may he some conso-
latio.. fur him 'to know,- that although it be an object of
doubt or 'untatainty With otner Practitioners, the removal
of these 1`!-Ociencles by the gradual progress• of Renova.
tion, is the acquirement or':,ny 'Experience. I ti; the rites
i? Bacchus or Venus have -began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be prevented' by an early.—_Cerunterac.
tion of this lanenid State ; • and in these cases, no great -
difficulty will occ,;:, •
' But where this Deficiency has for years pistol, a proper-
perseverance is • intilspensabl ,equisite to revive the slprn.
bering Sparks of Lite, as tl V. re-animate the Constit.ution.
MAK I Et) WON! EN, who have 1011 g been disappointed
in their expectations of.- a hannly, may btr ,assured, that in
most instances, such detels are curable by Medical skill.
The ,secresy which is so essential to 'illy undertaking,
and the qualintations •.-trtiten 4 have presumed to state, forth
the basis of rny' pretensions,'and in coincidence with such
this intimation, is given, that Mr. liree,may be consulted
personally, or by Leiters (inclosing' a small Note), iat hishotr e,
Nl'. 29, A ruildcf- -t.rr.:et., Strand, near Temple Bar.
There is . addition tl Entrance in -.Water-street,
atlietnipg, and the NiI`Ilt•• is 0(11 nth the doors. • . .
Martin 'tree, N-Testikr el the 14.01ar College.orStiris?nS.
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D.A'N TS. —l3 R t/0K WOOD PARK.
-Vdplt N f-M-ASlON'and FARM, TOUR HUNDRED and
-EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN-HOUSE,
with Tl*ll-RTY-ON,E ACRES of LAND. • •
• - 'PO'RE SOLD 3Y AUCTION,.
• 13y PETER COXE, -
At Gatraway's, on TueSday the ~6th of August inst.
•.• TWo
..Lots.. • •
Lot i . A VALUABLE' FItEEHOLD. and PART
. t COv-Y Hot. n ESTATE, ,nearly ei-lJal to
Freehold, called ffrookwood Park, five Miles SOuth or A I res-
ford, twelve from Alton, anti ten MileS East of Winchester;
•iionsisting• of a handsome spacious Mansion, suitable to a
Nobleman or Cenilernan's Family, with all requisite Offices,'
,Pleasorelground,. Gardens,' stamling in a Park of about We-
yeray Acres, with Farm Mouse, Cottage, Barns, and other
'Out-buildings, and adjoining an I ncloSure of Arabic, Mea,
do w, and Wood Land, containing-in the.whole Four Hundred
and EightY-fiVe Acres. - ••'
-Lot z. That Valuable Freehold Est‘ate known as Pram-
dean House, four Miles. South of Alresforiticonsisting of a .
substantially erected- Family Residence. at present in the pos-
session of Admiral Calmady (Whose *Lease expires on the
mai of Oaciher, When pOZeSsinn will bc-given) ; with very •
extensive, aud appropriate Offices, excellent Gardens and
Pleasure-grounds, Farm- HOirse, Dairy, Barn, Stabling, and
other necessary-Out-buildings,' and upwards of Thirty Acres
of rich Arable and Pasture Land. . -
May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by applica-
tion-to-Mr: . Perry, Rramdeari' of whom printed Particulars
rimy be had; also of Webb, Esq.. Salisbury; at the Dol_ I
phin, Southair.pton ; • the George, Winchester; the' Rush,
Farnham ; of Messrs. Oddie, Odclie„ and Forster, Carey..
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields; and of Mr. P. Coxe,. No. 33,
Throgmorton-street, where Plans of the kstate may be seen.

FICTUALL INC-OFFICE,

• , Jane To,
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
Ins 117/I.7EsTP, NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
oil Tuesday the 2d of September next theywill-,be- ready to receive
Tena'ers, in writing (sealed tip), and treat for the sum ring of
what FRESH BEEF, SEATROVISIONS, and \VINE,
shall It dcmandedlor the Use of WS Illajestr';Ships and ILeisels
at Lisbon, for the space of Twelve lifolabs certain, and further
"uptil Sixlloll4hr warning shall be given'; in be paid for by
payable, with Interest, ninety days after date.

• The Conditions of the Contrabis tn.:), he seen at the Sectetory's
Offee, at this Office ; or iyapplving to His' Britannic iilajeSty's
Consa, a' Lisbon.

No regard will be had to ally Tender in which the Price shall
not he inserted 14 74.,0rdr at length, or that Shall not delivered to
the Board, before One o'Clock on the said' Tuesday, the zd of,
September next, nor finless the Perron whc makes the;Tende:, or
some Person on his hehdij, attends, to esnwer, when, called for.