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London, England, 1805-05-18 00:00:00

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ESSEX,

To be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. SECKIIAM,
At Epping Place, on Friday the 14th day of June next, at three
o'clock In the afternoon,

TN THIRTEEN LOTS, confiding of feveral
fitb-
ftantial and convenient Farm books. with Barn., Stables, and
ether outbuildings in complete repair; and about three litindrvd
.nd forty-five Acr s of molt excellent arable, meadow, and paiture
and, in the refpeetive Tenures of the Rev. Mr Biadworrb, T. G
;'othergill, Efq. Mr. Abrahams, Mrs. Fordham. Mell.s. Mott,
Newell, Thurpnd. Stone, and Ayley, Tenants under agreement,
vi h notices to quit at Michaelmas neat, and fituated in the feveral
Pariihes of High l.avcr, Magdalen Laver, Harlow, North Weald,
High Ungar, and Luton, a pleafant and improvable part of the
,2nuay of Effez.
The Eftates have been recently put in campleat repair at a great
conence, are moil clefirably fitrat d fur the erection of Villa. and
Country Seats on the Margin of the estenfive Commons of Halle-
wood, Harlow Bufh, and Harlow (over which are very valuable
rights of depafturage) prefenting fine Foreft Scenery. and Pic-
ti:refque Views, and near adjoining to the New Market and
Chelmsford R',a-la, being diftant from London about 2,3 miles,
:rote' Epping tour, from Harlow two, and three from Ongar.
're view the Premifes, apply to the feveral Tenants, and Parti-
culars may be had of Mr. Champefs the Steward at the Eftate, at
Epping; at Epping-place; Crown Inn, Ongar ; Crown Inn,
Hocked!! ; Ncw Inn, Waltham Abbey ; and Black Boy and Sara-
cen's Head Inns, Cliehnsford; of tke Audtioncer, at Chigwell; and
of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey-Rivet, Lincoln's Inn,
London.

HAMPSHIRE...-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mary,. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT', and Co.

At Garraway'a Coffee-houfe, 'Change allry,Curnhiil, London, on
Monday, May 20,18c5, at twelve o'clock, in three lots,
Lot 1. A Compad FREEHOLD FARM, called
TE(;WELI. FARM, lying within a ring fence,
in the parish of F...-11 Meon, bounded en one fide by the high road
from Peter.,fielil to Winchtitcr, in the county of Hams; confin-
ing of a Farm Houk and Buildings, and 237 acres, t rood, 31
perches of Meadow, Palture, and Arable Land, in a high Rate of
cultivation, and abundantly and beautifully wooded, in the poffef-
fun of Mr Jonathan Pollard, tenant at will, fituate about Ga
miles from Petersfield.

Lot 2. A FREEHOLD FARM, in part adjoining the preced-
ing, and the remainder within a (hurt diftance, at Drayton. in the
Parini aforcfaid • confitting of a Farm Houk, Barn, and Stable,
and 34 acres, t rovd, 39 perches of Land, in eight fields adjoin-
ing the Houk, let on Leafc, at a (mall quit rent, for the life of a
perfon aged about 60.
I.ot 3. A FREEHOLD FARM, called Tither 's, in the parifh
of Fro: field ; conlifting of a (man Honk, Barn, Stable and Offices,
and 63 acres, 29 perches of Arable and Failure Land, in the pa-
ternal) of Mr. John Ewen, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas
next ; alto a Piece of Wood Land in hand. well flocked with
young thriving treat, containing 13 acres, s rood, 17 perches ad-
joining the Farm ; and alto an Allotment on the Froxheld Bar-
net, containing 12 acres, t rood, i perch, making together 88
acres,3 roods,? perches.
To be viewed on application to the tenants ; particulars may he
had at the George, Wineliefter ; Swan. Alresford ; Swnn. Alton ;
Red Lion, Petersfield; at the place of tale; of Mr. Hotlikinfon,
Arundel-ftreet,Strand; and of Mr. Abbott, 23, Shepherd's Ma:-
W. Piccadilly.
N. B. The Timber to be raid for at a fair valuation.

SOON will he DISPOSED OF, t Capital and
very defirable MODERN RESIDENCE, fit f.,r a regular
eßablithment, fuited frvwn Five toTen Tboufand Pour& a year,
with a MANOR, and from about aoo to leo° acees of ri,:h9
healthy, and dry arable and raiture Freehold Land round the
Houk, commanding beautiful Sea and Land View. fitrate
between 6o and yo mike South-Weft from London. If very much
defired a Nfanor and well-wooded Citate, about CCM aercs more,
near it, may be added. Enquire oc Mr. F. Webb, S ildbury.

\ATOMS frnm the Mutr h, Mlle, and Eves 01 a
w Young Lady, may now be ken, with Twenty different
forts of Tape Worms, and a great variety of ocher devouring Aid.
male expelled from human bodies, now in health; alfita Moniter
that was devouring a fine Infant eighteen Months, whore crie, were
lamentable. 'l'l,e above Maladies, with Gravel, &c. &e. is removed
by Dr. GARDNER's WORM PILLS. 6d. los. 6d. or 21s. a
tsex..figicl u. T. Gardner, Long-Acre, 7 Doors from Drury.l.avie ;
3 No. , High area, Shoreditc.h ; and 34, High.ftreet. Birmingham.

HAVING dedicated myfelf to the (ludy, add been
gratified by the molt conLderable pe.ylice tr. that branch
which I thought proper to feted., I trut that I have not more wit
employed my time than thok who, in the eaten:iv.? field of the
profeilion, are occalionatly itrunerfed in uncertainty, and eanne;
always attain that (needs which is acquired by concentrating the
lotelledtual power to one clefs of diforders.
The difedes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diltreffing for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fruptoms. an by a de-
preffion of all vital energy, mitten= itfelf becomearmbittered.-..
Whether they mire from the prevaler...e of 11l example, thedettrue-
tive habits of Ichool•boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re.
quire the molt affiduous profetfional kill; but by the ignorance
of uneducated men, the Iymptoms are aggravated, and the cond.
tution is deftroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COL LEGEof SURGEONS,
I grornd my pretenfions on regularity or education; and poffeffing
every privilege to praetice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the fitit foliations of local weakners, early appliestion win
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fist.
ferer, from a conrelcufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice wines.
canted his misfortune. is fearful of the contempt or censure o' Lis
family phyrician. and broods over his infirmity with careful con.
ceabr.ent, it mutt be fatishoaory for him to be allured not only of
capability of treatment. but Alb of the molt inviolable fecrecv.

And in recent Venerr.al Complaints It is poftille to prevrnt4to,
danger or diftrers ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire-
ment Of exclave exoerienrein hne to croft s fee, certain,
tend fpeedy re-ettabliihment.
I offer the advantage of this experi-nce to dude of either felt who
are afflided with any kind of DR hiLITY. of any fvmptoma
V ENFRRAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terns of tenni:-
neradon are ftatol no the firft interview.

Peer...alto the country are expea,d to incWe a Dank note, and
requdted to fpeclfy their age and manner of livin4.
MARTIN BRSR,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London.
No so Arundel Itmet, Sn-ani, nett Temple ger

TO THE VA I, ETUDINA R lAN.
k-, OLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH is adciref-
fed to the af.lined with nervous diforders, to thole furering
tram heat or change of climate, and to thore who labour under -
wraknefs and relaxations, originating in a variety of ueler CaUfril,
V•is work is particularly recommended, ard to thbufands of peo.
r!e g -own old hrtnrc their time, by havin; unguardedly-plunged
thernfelrei into the commiffion of a folitary and deluding vice, it
ha• happily been the means of recovery of the Aid as well as the
body, and exalted thrtn from a Rate of melancholy and dcfpair, to
that of health, peace, and happitiera. The &lave habit here air.
hided to is rat coulined tothe gay, the giddy, and the vain—for.
alas' the rich, the poor, the young, and thole of riper years, mu
thof of a I.ilous and rdiglous dirpoßtion, arc often drawn by an
unaccountable ititnuatiou to the commiraan of the melancholy •
crime. All fuch &mild &Tinnily attend to the obfervations and the
cares dercribrd in " Dr. Solontaces Guide to Health, price 35." In
that mirror they will behold the dreadful concecinencri they ate
procuring to theroLlyes, and may then, perhap., be perruaded to -
retire from that road. walch, though ftrormi v. ith timers, is lure.
to lead them ool• to deftrocii.m.
Communicated by Mr. Thomas prernlttg, Rochdale. •
• To. Dr. SOLOMON
Mr. Hoyle, woollen•tradefman, near Newchnrch, Rofendaie,
has been reilored to a very good Rate of health, by the uft of four
bottles yf your Cordial B.lnt of Gilead, after having been long, tea'
all appearance, it a deep decline and bilious complaint
The following F.xtradt of a Letter has been forwarded•by Mr.
Tr. gortha, of Borten, in Starl'ordthire. .
I was eXtrelTlery ill for above three months, with a pain in my
right file, my legs and belly were fwellcd prodigiovily, the food
took occafioned excerive pain in my ltootach, it. fliort, I was fo re-
duced, that my life was defpaired of; the firit bogie I took of Pr.
Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead brought on a regular evacua-
tion by ftool, and four more rellored the to a perfeet flare of
health. • T. CUES f.
Burliem, Dec. 29, I ROT.
Fund of a Letter from Beverley, in the County of York.
Sir—A rerperftable Farmer's daughter, in the neighbourhood of
Beverley, was for fifteen years a/Bleb-it with a nervous complaint.
attended with !owners of fpirits, violent pains in Ina back mid left
breast, for which numerous remedies were tried in vain, obtained
a complete cure by two bottles o the Cordid Balm of Gilead
Witnefa, M. TURNER, Beverley.
Sold in London. by Mrs. Matthews, 18, Strand; Dicey and
Suttn, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, km' Oxford•ttrect ; Pidding.
76, Oxford itreet, oppofite the Pantheon; :totter, 4, Cheaplicie;
Barclay and Sun. Fleet-market; Shaw and Edward., 0, St. Paufs
Church-yard; Howard and Ivan, Long-lane, Welt-Smithfield;
and by all refpcdtable Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom,
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