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London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

HAMPSHIRE, FREEHOLD ESTATF..
TO It SOLD liT PTITATS -CONTRACT,
11 'HE deferable Freehold Ellate, called GRE-
1. WFJ.I.-Hi1.1., eomprifing a modern Sardfome bunt
Btki Mention Houfe, with requifite Offices, complete Stables
Or Hunters, Ch4fe-houfe, and Out-buildings,' a Lawn, Ad-
j turaforing Six Acres, Three Roods, and Twenty-Gs Perches,
Garden, EiflaPonds, a Farm-yard, Lang, Gran:ay, and Cut,
tan near the Farm-yard, together with divers Odes of Me 3.
tw, Paftore, Arable, and Coppice land adjoining the Houfe,
in high Caodition, containing in the wh't- t t 6 Acres, 3 Roods,
a:td 24 Perches, and with an unlimited Rita over an extenEre
Common contiguous to the Eftate.

Grcwcll-Hill is fituated in a rich and bea Itiful part of Hamp-
Iblre, the Houfe commanding fine Profp_ac of the furround-
Ing Country, which abounds with Game and Fifintig; and
fi.veral Packs of Hounds arc kept in the Neighbourhood. Dif-
tant from London .a Miles, live (ruin Rafingftoke, Two
from Odihsm, and One from the Great IVeftern Road.

The Houfc and go Acre■ of the Land are now let to Jofcph
Amgen, Efq. on Leafe, which will expire at Alichaelnsas, 1803.
•For further Particulars, and to treat for the Purchafe, ap-
ply to Mr. Watts, Solicitor, No. to, Symond's Lars, Chancery-
lane, London; or to Mr. Gregory, Solicitor, Odihini; at
either of which Places a Plan of the Eftate may be ken, and
Letters (isaell l'aed) wan be duly attezded to.
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Ttik ?tit was piddifited,
By G. Tootssoit, York-Plate; Edinburgh;
And PR r !ITO N .bto. 97, Strand, London;
The Fiftl, and Sixth &oohs, or Vox. TaliDD ; containing
Fl FAT of the molt favourite. SCOTTISH
SONGS; with an lntrodudion and Accompaniment,
and a Conclulion to each Mr for the Piano Forte, &c. wholly
compoled by HAYDN; the Poetry chiefly by BURNS.
As there arc various Collections of Sonia% Songs, it ream
proper to explain in what refpeds the prefect Work will be
found newaand defcrving of the public attention:
it comprifes aU the fine Airs in their purcft toren, unmixed
with trifling and infcrlor tunes.
1. To many of the Airs (in this work only) Haydn has added
a SECOND VOICE part, and made them beautiful Ducts, with-
out altering a Note of the Mei/dies.'
3. Inftead of a thorough Bab in figures, fo difficult to Ama-
teur,: in general, Haydn has here given a delicate aceomvaui•
ment in Notts, which every Piano Forte Player can execute
correelly.. •
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4. The Introductory and Concluding Symphonies of Haydn
to be found in this work, and in no other, form an impel-tint
addition to each Song, preferring the &heft variety of original
• and exquilite companion, which will be more and more cal tled
the oftener they are heard. And with raped to the Poetry,
it Is to be pbferved, that while every filly and indelicate Sorg
is excluded, all the inimitable Songs of Burns and others of
great merit are fubltitmed ; and for the fake of theft unac-
quainted with the Seottifh dialeEt, Etillifh Sow, fuited to the
Air., are gay., in addition to the Scotch Verfes.

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Thok who with to have early insprefflons of this volume, and
of a Itroke Engraving (the Soldieri teturn) prefixed to it, wEI
pkafe to fend their naives as above. The price is one Guinea;
the Violin and Violoncello Accompaniments, when wanted,
may be had at 3s. each.

Cyr brit Books,or two Volumes of Songs, Introdudory
and Concluding Symphonies and Accompaniments. by Pleyel
nod Koaeluch, may he had together or frparately as above.
Alf° Twelve Grand Sonatas for. the Piano Forte, by tie
fame Cocupoicrs, With koala oa iloadat Sulisda

For the Venereal Dift=fe, Mr. DUFOUItVin-poiieflion of
Dawes Remedies, fu mild that they render confinement or
martian' in diet uniteceff.try. To amide him to attend patients
at their owr hooks, he has provided the alEllance of a Gentle.
man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by
Elating their cafes in letters, pewit paid.
Jolt publithed, price as. Ed. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A
Treatift no the above Cotnrlaints, illuilrated with the various
fyrsptonvi znd Cafes (hewing the painfal and dangerous er-
red. of Caultic Boogies; an improved method of treating go.
norrheas, &c. &e. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-coot, Soho
and H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; alto to be had at
M'Quecn's, Exeter-Change, and. at the Author's.

Farad of a Letter from Mr. CO3rElt, a very rerpedable gen •
dental' farmer of Lcvington, near Ipfwich, to Mr. rIiOMAS
WH I re, matter of the Academy at Cazhefter.
Dear Sir, June 2, 1802.
WHEN you write to Dr. BRODU m, pray inform
him that I have received from h:s m:dieines all the be-
nefit my molt linguine expediations could lead me to look for,
or my mod earneft willies could induce me to hope.—My cafe
was an knit d m on my face of the moil virulent nature,that was
not merely extremely troublefome, but alfo rendered me cxcef.
lively low fpiritcd and ill; I (inertly followed the rules prefcribed
in the Dodoes publication, and was in a lhort time moll rad'.
tally cured.—lt is now nearly two years fince I took the medi-
cines, and have never fine had the (lighten return of my trou-
blefome difordcr. I feel it a duty which I owe the community,
(and I ant lure your Jun mode of thinking will induce you to
join ill the fentimeut,) that the Dodor timid be at liberty to
make this cafe public for the benefit of fuffering individuals, he.
ing myfa infinitely above regarding any remarks that may be
male can it by the Widest, the invidious, or the incredulous.
Yours fincerely, J. COOPER.
Mt Son, John Newman, who now lives at Sir Wm. 'Clay.
ton'i, was cured by Dr.l3ao ou 51 eight Years back, and has
never had a retire finer ; hi, complaint was Lofs of Speech and
Epileptic Hts. Witnefs my Hand, JOHN NEWMAN,
April ra, iSoo. 'At the White Hart Inn, Newmarket.
Mrs. jewel, Grocer, Wood-Itreet, near the Swan, Brompton,
was aMieted 6 years with a Complication of Diforders' which
baffled the skill of fevcral perfons in the profeffion; her body was
fwe lied in a violent manner, fo much as to be called by Come the
Dropfy, Come a Bilious complaint, &c. her legs were in fuch a
fituation as the ancles to fpread over the Owe at times ; (he was
afraid from an opprelhon in her bread, of being choaked for
want of breath. In this condition her life became a burden, be-
ing hopelefa of any relief from Medicine, but fortunately ap-
plying to Dr. BRODOM, was perfedly recovered by his NER-
VOUS CORDIAL. Any perfon gucftionirg t'w authenticity f
the above, may, by application, or by letter (pun-paid), receive
fall fatisf;dion.

The BOTANICAL. SYRUP'and NERVOUS CORDIAL•
to be had at the lloaor's Hinife, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Dunn
from the Leverian MufeuM, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottle.
,at II 25.-4 ts. 6d.--and Ss. 6d. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. (late
Bacon), No. is°, Oxford•Rreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; E.
Newbrry, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Beulton, Royal
Exchange; Mr. Cockcll's ledicine warchoufe; No. 229, Strand ;
Golding, Wholefale Medicine Vender, No. 42, Corn ; and by
molt iltrs and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms.
•• To thofe Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the Rate,
of Matrimony, the Dolor would particularly recommend the
Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of
lirnen, who are in the (Mali& degree apprehenfive of the Syr-
tens not being entirely found, or fubjedt to relaxations of the
Lid&

•.• Leiters, Rating Patients cafe+, with the Dodoes dual
fee of a Guinea, will be Rrh attended to.
It will be neeeff .ry the Door fhould fee fuel. Patients as are
afflitied with Des nd. or Lofs of Sight, or fend their Cafes, by
Lotter or Parcel, so the Doctor (Poll. or Carriage paid), with
his uftsil Fee.—Tbe Medallion may be bad every Day.

WHEN Profenional Mcn of education and re-
fponfibility deviate Irons the general fyltem by the fen
leetion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued
liked's is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
eight years have I devoted my practice to the tlClUfive treat.
mein of THREE DISORDERS, and the luccefAtul rcfult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
abie sere ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a wills at an early period of PraCtice to rercue individu-
als fnam the ignorance of uneducated Men; or the egu:lly dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners,
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. '
voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL
lIITECTION, whether of a recent or long duration —adly.
Mills& of DEBILITY, whether ariling from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature arc, and laftly that des
raigernent of the fyllem in Woman which is called BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Nairn-rout difeafcs are the refult of Ignorance or hafte in the
treatment of a hoick(Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indi cretion of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck comp!aints are
.eifiiy curedyand ev n where others have failed, I mutt that I
may prefunte to offer a radical re-ettahllihnient
tew.liowever, are the cafes of compliwated dittrCs In the
diforder compared with the calamitous &nations of,,Men,whe
from indulgence Ira SOLITARY V ICE, or the prevalent Gaie•
1(4 of a :aillionalde Life, acquire that hate of . Vebility which
is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fufferer broad: overhiv mifery,hut care
folly cute :•als his misfortune, it may be come confolation for
pins to know, that althoughlt be an ()hied of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of there WTI.
•CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire.
ment of my experimee. If the rites of liacch.s or VU, W have
begun to reduce madly vigour, much anxiety will be-irevental
by an early counteraCtion of this languid Hate, and in thr:e
cafes no greet difficulties will occur.
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But where this Deficiency has for yeariellited a proper Per.
ieveranee la tutlifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring (par's.,
of Life, and to re-arimate the Conftitution.

MARRIED WOMEN. who have king been
in thcir expeditions of a Family, may Itcalliired

inßances filch illlcas arc curable by, Mt.ilical
The SECRECY which is fo effential to my tin.
the (ttialifieations which I true preform.' to Its
Bags in my Pretcnfions, and in coineidclee with
mating is given, that Mr May tw enter

(or by lettwers inclofing a (mail note) p his hoar,
debarret, Strand, near Temple-Jar.
There is an additional entrance in Warta-HI
and the mime is on both the doors.

M. U. Kimble at the Raid Consge of Sorption.

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J, that to molt
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tu-h thistud.
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treat adjoin'. $ 4 rp
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