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London, England, 1802-07-21 00:00:00

COAL AND IV.ON

TO BE LET fur inch Term of Years, area upon loch Coal-
tions as may be agreed'on,
THE very valuable and extenlivc COAL and
IRON STCNF., in the Lands and Eflate of Parlihall,
(boated in the Pardh of Muiraeonfidc and County of Stilling.
The Coal in this }Mate, wil:eh has been frequettly wrout,lit
to great advantage, and for which cunfiderable rcuts have bun
recently offered, is admitted to be of very to client
and of great extent. A ki..;l might be driven at no very con-
fiderable expmee, which p..-rfune Tel-rant in there matters are of
opinion would clear feveral hundred acres of Coal of the very
bra quality.
The Iron alone, of which there is great abundance, has alfo
been partially wrought.
The coojundtion :he above two valuable Artie Ls. on ro
extenfive a Scale, in the immediate ne4,lcaeurliotki of cx::::1-.T.t
roads, and of the great Clyde and Furth Canal, renders them
well worthy the attention of 4 Mining Company.
For further information, application may be made to ti
Proprietor, Mr.l.::ingasitte, at Clerkflon, ny lalicirl.; or to
Michael Tinning, Writer to the Signet, St. Jancs'i-fquare,

IN THE SOUTH OF DEVON.
TO BE LET—and entert.d on immediately,,

ANANexceediwzly got:ct MAN:4ION 'MUSE,
A. called WELLfit:tared in the Paralh of la. ford and coun-
ty of heron. Thc Motif, is fpacious and conv..tti,rit, aad con-
lids of a I irge h.:ranee Hall, Dining and Br.:.dtfatt Parlour,
and Drawitnt 'lntim, with nine r.ad Rooms, and feveral 1:8Lt
Clofets, and every other requilite far a gent:.l family. Sur-
rounding the Haut: are an hundred Acr.:s of very caeca:ll
Meadow, Orchard, Pafture, and Arable Land, and all Cy: n-
aive range of Wm,.lland and Coppice, plentifully ltarcal H Oa
Cla.me.- The whole fonna a delightful relidenc.: for a Gentle-
nun fond of attricultural purruits, or rural dive:ft-mt.
The Pranks arc dittant Two Miles from Chudleigh, and
Four from Isksvtivi Abhor, two very good Market 'Towns,
Five front Teivituouth, the molt fathionabla Rile.rt for S.a
Bathing in the W. ft of F tidand, and Tell Ivan lls,ter.
Should the whale of ali-•Grnattid4 he thought to inue.a, any
quantity may he taken with the F10ut....
For Viewin7, tlw Primates apply to Mr. Thomas Rowel!, of
Ideford; and far further Particulars to Philip I.ydc, of Brix-
ham, Iu Devon.
N, B. Lctters (Port paid) duly anfwered.
Brixhant, Devon, July 14, 1802.

UISEASI:S of the URINARY CANAL and VENERILAL
COMPLAINTS.
MR. DUFOU k infordis the Public,that he may
daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No,
5, Frith-Itrect, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitzudions,
Stridures, Gleets, Seminal Weakncfs, Incontinency of Urine
Fillslas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, Sc.:. From
executive Prat9ice in this department, to which be has con-
fined himfell for many yes rs, he offers a method of care, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe.
Mr. DCFOUR, Pule Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me-
dicated) Bougie', ha., ultimately fo improved them, by diveft-
in; them of the irritating effects of common Boogies, that they
fuccecil where caufticv and other violent mans have failed.

For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeffion of
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
rale-lint in diet unacceffary. To enable him to attend patients
at their own hooka, he has provided the affiltance of a Gentle-
ma. of the Faculty. Perfous in the country may be cured by
ftatiug their cafes in letters, poR paid.
Just pubUfhed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, till/rya—A
Treatife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various
fymptoms and Cafes ffiewing the painful and dangerous cf.
feels of Cauftic Boogies; an improved method ot treating go.
norrheas, rice. Ecc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-eout, Soho;
read H. D. Bynum& Paturnoder.row ; alto to be had at
helqueen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's.

NV HEN Proteitionai Men of education and re-
• fponfibil:ty deviate from the general fyftein by the Cc-
ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued
thuds is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the evelu five treat
meet of THItRE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult or
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I am
able the ravages of thoft complaints which are the molt import
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
termed a with at an early period of Pradticc to refcuc ind ividu •
ids from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam
serous precipitancy of general Pra&tioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention. comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioc
All kinds of neisuArY, whether arifing from the habits of
' Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de-
rangement of the fyftem In Woman which is called BARREN
NESS or STER ILITY.

Numerous difeafcs are the rcfult of ignorance or hafte in the
treatment of a fireple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Lite are poifoned by the indifcretion of an
unguarded bestir. By a fuperior method fuch complaints art
Wily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I
may prerume to okra radical re-eltabtithment
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mints in the
diforder comparial with the calamitous fituations of Men,wh,
from indalgrtice ina SOLITARY VICE, or therms-al:tilt Gale •
ties of a fafhiouable Life, acquire that hate of Debility whieli
is the unavoidable confemience of (itch pernicious habits.
When the unhappy (utterer broods overhis miftry, but care
fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fame confutation for
him to know, that although it be an &bled of doubt or uncer-
tilrity with other Praditiotiers the removal of thefe D:.: F.-
CIENC I es by the gradual progrefis of Renovation is the acquire.
ment of my experience. If the rites of Eacchus,or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be ~revcilted
by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in there
cafes no great ditheethies will occur.
I ' But where this Deficiency has for years trilled. a proper Per-
i fevcrance is indifpenfibly rev+ 'Ste to revive the Ilumbring (parks
of Life, and to re-arimatc the Conititution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who hive long been difappointeC
in their expeditions of a Family, may he atfured, that in moll
I
i inflamed fuch skid% arc curable by Medical Skill.
IThe SECRECY which Is fa eXential to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications which I have prefumed to Itare,•iorm th,
Salle of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fu .h this int:
I =den is given, that Mr B----. may be conflated pefo.n.all)
(or by Incas inch:Xing a fma I note) et his houfe, No. zy, Arun
dei-Rreet, Strand, bear Temple-Bar.
Them is an aiditiCnatiatiAucaialkattratremsaia.e...
_....

LACKINGTO:Z, ALLEN, And C.:4). b:lving
Lady purchaed fom • uncut fcts of that elbtemccl Work
the 11)N3CIN MeUlt.:At. rti.:view,are e for :: -vc
to offer (Iv nt, compkt.e, per Nunil,r, :!:c
,-
bets, C1:151 611 g of cie:t Volutro,m Two (ItC.oc-t; 11.1 f
in It, rt., the Luns as are full by the Propricturs at fc.e.tr c...kii-
ucw, bwrds.

Medical Gentlemen, who rende in the cinntry. may have
perk f..t5 lent them by the coach or waizon,on
mere in Lotidon.

Temple of the Mules, Firibury-10.nate, June 15%

This day was publiihed,

THE CANONIZATION of THOMAS •-••••,
Ef+ a wealthy Roman Catholic, who has lately crcded
near Wuyounah a MONASTERY, and th:rcin caa!)lithed a
holy of MONKS.

Tu ltanz::s ay rternhold anclTorliin., Po^rs Laureate to
tic Int.:AL:Ty. The N.ir:!: by Alliko, rclibiibnp
Horne, Doh:lull, Ncwroil, Voltaire, Bithop'
Sberlodt, ;loci Judge lilackftolie.

AU the hollowing KeVieNV. ler tbii Publication as ss•orthi
of Public Attention, viz :siotititly, for
Cttivt. for Fi.h. I:;o2.—Grittl..aatt's
—Arui-Jacobin, for Oil 'flat.
Solil by Kirby, No. t 5, Pternofter-row • jortiri, No. tBor
Fle,t-artet, London; Wood, W.•yirtouth ; Corbyn, Dorchert,
ter; told all other hookiellas, price is. 6,1.

This day were pub;iped, Price 7s. in boards,
STE RS ES, SOCIAL and DOMESTIC.
By GEORGE HAY DRUMMOND, A.M.
Fdinlmrgh: Pected by and for Mundell and San; and foe
Lon:olan and Rees, Paternafter-ruw, London; and Winozi
and Jpenec, York.
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