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London, England, 1809-10-18 00:00:00

WE D.N E ,‘_)l D OCTOBER 1

ALL IN TWELVE HOURS !!
QWIFT anti Co. beg leave to remind their Friends
L., and the Pubiic, teat Liio Drawing of tf). present STATE
LoTT EKY will Begin Finish on FRIDAY N t.XT,
()Lipner •therefore those: ho wish to purchase must
apply BEFORE THAT DAY.

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with twq Fac Simile Copper-plates of the_ Professor's
Kind-writing, in Greek and English,
A N ACCOUNT of 'the LAST ILLNESS of
RICH. RI) POISON, A. m.. Professor of Gr&dk in
the University of Cambridge, and Principal -Librarian 01. the
London institution.
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SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

THE L,LEWENY ESTATE, NORTH WALES. -
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WINSTANLEY and SON,:-, •
Early in next Spring, in several jots, unless previouslydis.
posed of by Private Contratt, in,one or two Lots
rrHE very extrn,ive and 'voidable FREEHOLD
ESTATES, comprising the noble Mausion of Llewetv
Hall, which contains ample ac...ournodation for a Lundy of
• the first distindion ; together with.a dew ereded.and very
commodious Bleach works, Water Corn-. Mill, and Iron
Forge, all well 'supplied with water, a Vublic-house,.ana
several improvable farms; the whole containing near .tOOO acres
of extraordinary rich meadow, pasture,arable, and wood land,
in, a high state of cultivation, and lyingilearly ilia ring tende.
. The Estate is interseeleit by- the river Clwyd, most beauti-
fully situate in die Vale of ClWyd, in the Counties..of Den-
bigh and Flint, North Wales ; 3 miles from Denbigh, 6
from St. Asaph, 8 froln !Wain), IS from Abergely. and 2.4
trout Chester.
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Drie notice of the days of sale, will lie-given in this and
oflio Papers ; in the interim the Estates may be viewed by
applytrig to Mr. Huxford, at Lleweriey
Particulars, with Plans annexed, will be ready. in a few
%%Talcs, and may be then had of Messrs.. -Manley., and j-. and
W.. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London ; Of Winstariley and
Son, „paternoster- row ; of Mr. S . Lowe, Solicitor, White.
Church; Shropshire; of Mr. Calveley,- Surveyor, Staple-
ford, near Chester; of Mr. Thos. Winstartley, Audioneer,
Liverpool; of Messrs, Kay and Renshaw, Manchester Mr.
WynnO, -Solicitor, Mold ; Mr. john' 'ones, Ruthiri ; Mr.
Hughes, r)enbigh and of Messrs. Copland and Pemberton,
Shrewsbury.

FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATES, DEVON.
SHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. BURRELL,
At the New London-Inn, Exeter, on Friday, 00oher 27,
precisely at Three o'clock in the afternoon, inTwelve:Lots,
I.HE -MANOR and ESTATE of PRUSTON;
consisting of itsßoyalties, Heriots, and Chief Refits, and
several very desirable ,Harms, let to tenants at will, except
a.sinall part, let on leases for lives. Also several detached
Fauns and Lands, let on leases tar short terms, situate in the
parishes of IBackanton, CharLron, East ...A Ilington, West
Alv ington, r.nd Marlborough; in the finest part of the County
of Devon, near Kingsbridg-, and within six miles of the
sea. pert ToWn of Dartmouth, and twenty Of Ply mouth.
These valuable Estates are highly improvable and are eon.;
veniently situated mr Lime,Manure, and Markets; and com-
prise Varrn-Jr,!.!ses, Barns, and Out-buildings, and 515 A.
AR, of excelleAt Arabic, Meadow, Pasture Land, and Or-
cherds ;. in the occupation of Messrs. Wills, -Oldrieve,
Foales, Wakeman, .Earle, Randalls Lindon, Lidstane, Hine,
and Pitt, respectable tenants, at old rents,. amounting to
about- ool.per annum ; but of the low estimated yearly
valueof goal.

This property' may be viewed, with leaVe of the resoe6tive
'Tenants, ao days preceding the. Sale, and descriptive partici),
lars may be had at the place of Sale; the Castle,Dartmouth;
King's Arms, Kingsbridge ; - Pope's Head, • Plymouth ;
Gtiliit-n Lion, Ashburton ; Seven Stars, ,Totness- of Mr.
Wyse, Solicitor, ningsbridge; liesscs..carr awl Kensit,
lohii-street, Bediord.row Mr. Western, Solwitor,
Hart; str:et, I.3.looinAiury ; and of Mr. 13drreli, Throgmor-
ton.street.•

OAK,ikSH, ELM, 1113.-EacAitT,:r.-..1 vi,-,LNu-r-TREE, in
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
2 By JOHN AYRES,

On Tuelday the Da)' Odober, at Two o'C.l.oclr, for
pre%:iseCy, at the' Red Lion, Westmeou, in the
County of Hans,o
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(-1 NE Thousand Three Hundred OAKS, Four
Hundred and Thirteen Beech, F ighty-three.Elms,
One Hun .cu and Seventeen Ash, and Seven Walnut-trees,
. standing in-an,l about Heowood, Redwood, and, Westbury,
Two mites trout ‘Vcstmeou, Nineteen tram Gosport, fifteen
frqn; 1-.0-chain; Six lion) PetersfiAd. TwelVe train Alton,
Fifty- me iroital.ontion. Mal, be viewed ten days preceding the
Sale, when inch will attend to shew the timber, b, applying
to Mr. Sifton, at the Red Lion, IVestineon: where Cats.
logtte may.he had, and at the rte:! Lion, Farehatn ; India
Arms, Go,sport ;- Swan„l'lton ; Bush, Farnham '•• King's-
Arms, Bagshcit; W-h.te' Lion, Hartford-bridge; Bush, Staines;
G/iffiii,* King-stmt.; White Lion, Cobham ; White Hatt,
Guildford ; 1;.14's- A rums, Golalming ; Anchor, LiphoOk ;
Red Lion, Pet,rstield:; the Crown and illue Post InnS,
Portsmouth ; and of Mr 'Ayres, Auttioneer, Timber .Sur-
Neyor and Meaurer, Floundsditch, London,

AN'THEN PROFESSIONAL MEN cf Edued-
vVV tion and Kesßonsibilitydeviate trop the general sys-
tem, ley the selection of a particular branch, the soldion
of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Fourteen years have we devoted our PraCtice to the es-
elusive treatment of two Disorders, priii the successful result
of our-Plan‘gives us additional ardour toTtippo-se, as,far as we
are able, the ravages of those CompiaintS.w hiclijre the most
inapcirtantin the t,atalo'gue of Henan Iniirtnittcs.
After initiation info every ltranch of Practice, we contem-
plated the sufferings of, SIPHIL.I T 1 C and DE lit Ll-
l'ATED;PAtiritts, and formed a wish to rescue individuals
from the ignorance of unec uLat:-.1 men, at the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners.
The Disonleis, to the Cyte of.,,,gluch we hive devoted out
attention, comprise every species of V EN ER EA L. !IV F E C-
T 1 ON, whether of- a recent -or long duration; zdiy, All
kinds of D E is(I.ITY, whetlier• acisittg Irani the of
school-boyS, or the indulgences of-tileattre Age, "
Numerous Diseases are the, result ut ignOratice or haste,
in'the. treatment of a SirriPle.G,.!;sorr:lPea, and' it not tiara-
q uently happens, that 'the seeds ot Lite are lioisoned b) the
indisc:rctioii ni a.l unguarded hour.- 14y a superior method,
such Complaints, are easily cured,• and even where oihers
have failed, we trust that we May 'presume to tiller a radical
!re-establishment. •

Few,
_however, are th.e. Cases of &implicated distress in
this I.)isorder,-7Loniparett with the calamitous situation of
Men, front an iiidu4;enc,: lIA R VICE, or
the prevalent gaieties of a i'ashiosi:ible lite., acquire that state
of Debjlity, a hiLh is the unavoidab4c of such
fernilious habits.
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When•• tne.unliappy sufferer broods over his misery, but
carefully coneals his nii,!ortutie, it. in.iy be suers consola-
tbn for him to know, that although it may he au object of
doubt or uncertainty with oilier .Praclitioi.t4.,', the removal
of these deficiencies by the gradual progress.ot Ri.liovation, is
the acquirement of our experience.• . • .
If the., rites. of aacchus or Venus have begin to redae
manly vigout, much anxiety Will he prevented, by an early
cousteraCtion of this languid state, and in tuese, cases, no
great ditfictilty will:occur. llut hicre this defiCiency has for
years etisted, a proper perseverance is indespeosatily requiste
to revive t3e, sluinucring sparks of Life, and• to re...inmate
the Constitution:

The secrecy.which is so es4,ential to ottr undertaking, and
the qualifications winds n presume to state, :orin tkre basis
our pretensions, and in soincidenee with such, this intima-
tion is given, that Messes: and Co. may he con-
sulted personalty, or by letters Unclosing a ednk N4ite), at
their Huust, No. z 9, rnrutldel street, bt near
Liar.

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There is an additional Entrance in Watcr-street, adjoining,
and the Naine is on hOth the Doors. , , • -
A DIPLOMA from the Royal College of Stir,:.cous, in
,LoridOn, and Testimonials front the most enniient l•niaicians
and Letturas, of regular Education, anti aitenticn
to the Studies of every Brandt of the fole,,loti, are ppen to
the inspeetion-of any inquirer, and c,listitote a lit ground
tot tl-n 4occess with winch we ha vg hitherto been hAtouree..
E. 4i; aria 44re,c00 Arqt.clelqtmt.

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A. r.l:' the Cheapest anti Best Hosiery War3house
rt. in the Kinwtotn, bgween Castle and trld,Row;d
,ttiti. 434, in the Strand", the Arcatest Barptins arcs now sel lilt ;
cor.s;sting of Men's brown Cotton for Bouts, at only is.
per pair, worth 2S. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton Is. 6d. wort 4
as. o<l. ; tine 2S. yd ; extra super 3s, yd. w<ntn ss, ; stout
black and white Silk 6s. 3d, with iacc.l clocks 75.-6 d
extra goodzos.-6d. A yariety of Patelit

raotA: Hot to sti`p.nk, tite best quaint
vvoisted'l'. 3d. ; tiae 26. ; Stlptlcrltle• 3s. 6d. ; Sties iit
`2s. ; a curie.us „!\rtic.le in square Net NI;115 ;
Sleeves, calculated gi•,2
; Men's Cottpn. Dra,yers 3s. 61.- Avlt:i every. (..#1.1.4
Article in the'llwilely tut.tt cat) possibly 13‘:, :wade,
to tie vreir best quality, s;vnolt•sale' and -tor"tr.l:l;cirua;fiu,-...
Stuckini..,s made rc any Vat tc:n. •

tsV THE I'ATLNT
DR. NO/006's FEVER .DRUM

H E experience of Wore than halt a r...ntnry
• ,o fully established the reputation.or : •i
Medicine, OW, it is how unnecess,iry t, ex ;> -.1. 2 ;.
cacy everrpecies of Fe r., partteulari,
'Typhus Fever, also the Ye`,Tow or Putrid I•evers ;
never beet known to tail, when adininisteri-fri agrterb:,
lectioh in the Nleasies, Small Pox, "I'f.e a;,.;
Dis,nd;:rs incident to they era aii
the ilccays anti discoMforts of .I.l.van,:eci Ittl, are ;:11:c.
ininiediAtetntluenc, they iuttrif;dialely stop t,:. .:
fresh Cold, and are paiticttlar4 adapted. as a
tWe.

l'tie Far./ lily Bottle, 2,15. sold „tile : , •
Lower Brook street, tosveikoi'• squaw,. wher:. ;
exportationate duly executed 51u,.,11c., t
9d. Wit and retail, at iiacor,'s, Oxford • strt:c.:,
by most res_pettable Venders in To,u and •C;;;I:tr
Dr. R S's eciebtuted i I- 6: I.l+)Ls 1 1.. ;•4
with ample i.;,,in.;;;lions'; 2S. yc:. the Ito,. , inat
words Thouitas Norris Moore" are 6)gtay.ed v„,l,
Rli4; V; Aci4iMit