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London, England, 1801-10-19 00:00:00

SIMOPSIIIR

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By J. BROOME,
(On the Premlfes),
At Mr.Cwilliam's, at Purllow Hall, in the County of Salop,
On Wednefday and Thin(Say,

The 2112 and lid Days of °chilies. inflant,
UPWARDS of Sixty HEAD of CATTLE;
confifting of Cows and Heifers (in Calf by the old Dull),
P.arren and Fat Cows, 3 and 4 Year old ()sit, eight Bull and
four Heiler Calves. The whole of the Stock (eceTt therein n)
are got by the Bull !hewn againft the lxieetterfh're Bull, at
Shilfriall. upon the 29th day of D remlicr Lift ' • which Bull will
be put up by Auetion upon one of the Days of Sale.

Catalogues will be prepared in due time, and may be had at
the Turk's Head Coffee-Houk, Strand, London ; at th prin-
cipal Inns in the different Towns in the Kingdom ; and the
hluniter and other Hotels, In Dublin.

For the PRESERVATION •11 BEAUTIFYING of the

TEETH and GUMS.

SIGMOND, SUILGEQS-DENTIST, Bath,
has the honour to inform thc NoNifty, Gentry, and his
Friends, that for the batter accommodation in fupplying them
with his univerfally approved Preparations, helms appointed
the tollowing Ajcnts in London for the file thereof ,—Mr.
Cattle, Sa, N.w liond-ftrect ; Mr. Watts, Chymtii, 478,
Strand; Mr. Rowney, 95, ; Mr. Cryer, 68.
Cornhill; Mr.llolton, Royal-Exchange; and at molt of the
principal Shops throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, and
Wales.

Mr. Si ossoyn is happy In Rating, that during his long and
fucrefAti,ondlice (in which time he has couftantly attended
the Ii It Nobility of the united kingdoms) he has invariably fe-
lcdcd ingredients, proved by his experience and pudica! °h-
ie:cation% to be the molt conducive for prelcrving the Teeth
and Cum►, and giving them that permanency and beauty fo
defirable to every perfon ; and 4hic.h affords him much plea-
fore to communicate to the Public, utidis the Gillett confi-
dent., that, his Dentifrice and Lotion, by ining ufed accord-
ing to his printed diredtion, will fully aecomplifh and effrEt
cv.ry putpoca required ; and in order to prevent caret:litany
any counter eit thereof, his MAJESTY has bten gradual'
Welled to grant his ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, for the above
Poparations, entitled, the BRITISII IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE
AND PRZFERFATIVE Lo tiON. Alf° his Tooth Brufhes, of
different foes and texture, on the belt adapted conftrudtior.,
and are marked with his Patent L.xlacls.

N. B. Orders fent to either of the above Agents, or to les
houfe, No. a, nigar .Buildings, will be immediately attended to.
Bath, October t,

WHEN Frac!Fiona! glen of education and re-
fpcnObility deviate from the general fyikm by the k.
l ton of a peculiar Branch, the fanetiou of long continued
tomes is the belt criterion of fupertorlty.

Eight yaws have I devoted my pratfilee to the excinfire treat.
meet of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceeftful rcfult of •
my plan gives me additional ardour to °peak as far as I are
able the ravages of thofi complaints which are the mot invert.
ant In the catalogue of human infirmities.
After iuitiation into every branch as an Army Sitriron. I
formed a with at an early period of Yraaicc to refeoc individe-
ids from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Vractitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to she cure of which I have d►
rated my attention, ocmiprire every frtrics of VENEREAL
INFF.CTION, whether of a recent or long dor:Mona—tar,
All kinds of nEmurr, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys or the Indulgence of mature age, and Litly that de-
rangement of the tylli.nt in Women wl.ich is called iIARREhi.
NESS or STERILITY.

Nutnemus difcafri are the refult of lannranre or ha le In tint
treatn.ent of a firupli; Gonorrhea. and it n.it unfrequent!y hap.
pens that the feeds of Life are poiconee. by the indifemtion rat ao
unguarded bout. By a fuperior mtthusl loch complaints int
tardy cured, and even where other. have failed, I uult that
may prefurste to offer a radical rea^..t'tlitltmert.
Few,hovrever, arc the cafes of complizated tufted, In this
Warder compared with the calanntoes fnuations of Men. who
from ludnit:enee Ina SOLI Y t' I,' E. or the prey d. m Gajo
tics of a fa;bionable Life, acquire th it Rate of Der ilny which
is the unasoklable confequeece of loch nerniriott. habits.
When the unhappy ft.fier:r broods over his mtfery,bitt care,
!silty coueorla his misfortlinct, it may he fume confidation toe
him to know, that although it be an objet of dmin or wirer-
talrte with other Practitioner., the renioval at tbd.• Ff.
CIENCIES by the gradual peorefstif Renovation i. the acqc.re
meta of my esp.ilence. 11 (b. rite. of itacehu. or Vines hays
begun to reduce manly vigour, mud, anxiety win be prevented
by an early eounrcraetion of this languid Rate, and in theft
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
But where this Dcliciatcy has fur yeah ea filed. a proper Per.
fe►erance is Inlrpcnfittly requiftte to revive the numbers/8 ft aria
of Life, an.t to rc-animate the Conllnution.
MARRIED WOMEN. whn have long been difavolnteri
in thcit ocetal ions ot a Family. may be allured. that iu mob
ialtaraces fucb d•fktis are curable by Mulical
*lbe sEcar.CY which Is fo etfential mmy undertaking. 104
the O alihcatioas which I bavc prefumed to Rate, form do
Ltlis ot my l'ectenf.oos, and iii coincidence with fuch tbi.lni•
motion is given, that Mr H may be cnnfult.:Jpefonaily
(or by letters inch:(ng a fmall tune) at kis houfe, Nu. •
del-thee[, Strand, Licar Temple-Bar
There is an additional entrance
anJ the none is on both the dams.
M. D lieleentes el the Ito/al

at his twure, Nu. s;,, Arun is
-
Watc-itteet adjrnoins, I
Collegt of Surgeon&

P^^"

G,ERMANr.

CONCLDSUM OF THE DIET ,OF RATISBON.

o.ltober 3, 18ot.

THE ELECTORS, PRINCES, AND STATES Of THE
EMPIRE, TO HIS SERENE HIGHNESS CHARLES
ALEXANDER, PRINCE OF TOUR AND TAXIS, ETC.
PRINCIPAL COMMISSARY OF HIS IMPERIAL MA-
JESTY AT THE DIET.

The three Colleges of the Empire having taken
into deliberation the decree of Imperial Commit
lion of the 26th of June of this year, have though,
that the arrangement of the different objects which
yet remain to be regulated for the completion of
the peace in the General AlT:mbly of the Em-
pire, would be unavoidably expofed to great and
numerous difficulties on account of the ufual man-
ner of treating affairs in it.—ln confequence it has
been decreed :

a. That the right of co-operation on the part of the States of
the Empire in the work of Peace, (hall be camcifed by means
of an curaordlnary deputation.
a. Tint is order to avoid, in this fo difficult affair, all delay,
as well as a new complication, the laid deputation (hall be re.
ttrieted to eight members, obferving the equality of rights Isola-
tive to religion.

3. That to this circa there dull he ele6ed in the College of
Floaors, Mentz, Saxony, Bohemia, and Brandertbargh ' • and
in that of the Princes, Bavaria, Wirtemhurgh, the Grand Mat-
ter of the Teutonic Order, and Heff.. Caffcl.

4. That there fhall be referved, nevertheleft, in an exprefs
mangier to the Prelates and Courts of the Empire, a. well al to
the College of imperial Cities, the right which they have of
participating in the deputation of the Empire.
3. That there (hall be conferred on the part of the Empire.
upon the/)comics elected, full and unlimited powers, to era-
n:ine, treat, and regulate, In concert with the French Govern-
ment, the objeda which, by the sth and 7th Articles of the
Treaty of l.uneville, have been referved for a particular ar-
rangement

6. That there (hall, however, be given to this deputation, ex •
pref.; direEtions, in order that at th, fixing of the Indemnities
by Secubirizationa, they may have continually before their dyes,
and obferve esadtly, as a diredt rule for their operations, the
riftridive clank by which the deputation of the Empire at the
Congrefa of Raftadt gave In their Note of the 4th April t 792,
their adherence to thee Indemnities, and that, conformably to
this clank, they proceed in this affair with all the meafures,
precautions, and referves, which the maintenance of the Ger-
manic Conftitution, in all its relatior.s, requires, together with
the re-eftabhfhment and afsrming of the well-being of the
States, the immediate Nobility and other Members of the Em-
pire, which reft upon this Conflitufion.
7. Finally, that the Paid deputation fhall prefrnt, for bit Im-
perial Majtfty's and the Empire's Ratification. the refult of
their operations, and the refolutiun they have taken in
eonfequeoce.

The prefent refolution (hall be addreffed to his
Imperial Majeay (as is done by this prefent), to
receive the fanetion of the Supreme Chief of the
Empire, in the room of the conclufum which he had
demanded, and as a modified propnfition, for the
important motives above-mentioned, for the ezer-
cife of the right of co-operation of the States of
the Empire in the completion of Peace. There
(hall be given at the fame time to his Imperial
Majefty mop :nimble thanks for the paternal foli-
citude of which he has given on this occafion &cal
proofs for the maintenance of the Germanic Con.
flitution and the rights of the Empire.
The conclufum (hall he fent to Vienna to-morrow
by art extraordinary Courier.