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London, England, 1813-07-08 00:00:00

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.- 'HE-SALE rf the MANOR of TRUTTOX-
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HILL arid LANDS in wl. HAM FRIARY, : •
havc take!) place on the 15th of July tostttr,ls asa .
POS IPONED till l•ticlayithe 13th of Angtot.
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Particubts ire i revariag, anti may he hid tine pi'
to the sole, or Me..Gre."l.unant aid liarritto, (Jr )'s is n, i
; or or James Bedford. Lsq. swiodon,

CANTAL LANDED i'Llit CHAst. —:‘ sits.
TO BE SOLD BY PH IVATL CO:11 RAC I',
By Mr. St-11.F,
Agent for the Dismal aria l'urch•se or Land,il l'citcrty, SwiTr.
amp:4,ll4ow, Rwast:ll-3quare,
AHIGHLY itnproveitbie MAN9R FREE,-
HOLD l'AitM, ithin SO ntilts (f I:notion, :and 10 tl.o
Sca; entnpriciug nearly 33() Acres Of t are lent I.Nid: the lours.
dime conver sled of which into money, is retit!;•re.l inslispeiroliTt•
hy imperious circunrlttantes.: an ittim.diati: Purchaser will
treated with on otiAt 7,cheantageous

HONITON, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY Pr. !VA IT. CON l'itAC r,
Either together or tit Lets,
ACAPITAL and Light). valuable FRREHOLD
ESTATE in possession and reversion, consisting of II a
Lordship an.: Manor of llonston, and several improvable Furtn.,
with a veto consider:J.le pat: of t"•e Borough of lioniton in Mes.
suave•, ifin.l Lands adjacent, containing about 14. X•
Acres of p•nductive Mtkid,ow, I'as•ure, and Arable 1 and, lying
cer.tpaa and mending .mmediately from the ,ov. t for a dis-
tance of more than two miles between the itinni.th and Beer
turnpike roads, producing a clear present Inc.tine Opwardii'of
£l4OO, but of the estimated value of £701.4) per annum.
Full particulars may be' ad at the OlEee of Messrs. Bicknell
and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom proposals
for the purchase are to be addressed. Particulars may also be
had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South L•ffdrton, mar Mudi'ury,
Devon; of Mestrt. Townsend and Parse, Solicitors, in Hoot-
ton; and of Mr. Richard Raine, I.and Surveyor, 0, Holborn.
court, Oray's.lnn, Loudon, of whom a Plan of the Lstate may
he seen.

LOCK AND SURUICA DIsPENARY.
PATRON—Fhb Royabiiiglocte the Duke of You.
GGV,Lit NO;S.

Farl of Leitrim. - Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Col. 1. Barry, M.P. I Co!. H Clentents, M. P.
John I.atouche, M. P.. Captain I Hay.
SURCZON—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London.
PHIS INsTi TUTION, establkhed 10t the Cadtl4
sivc Treatment and Cure of the VEINIER FAL 1./ISErtiF.S,
and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debiliies, Ul era-
tionso&c. has to !enact the cure of n • less than 2,0r0 Patients, 40.
nually, many of whom have been afritct, d troat 10 to 20 years.
The early eynipmins of Conon-Nast end Chancre are cured in
a few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakntfi aitt; derangement of the grnerat•ve
organs, vt Lich invair the constitution, and shorten kfe, are hers
!store sttcressfuliy treated than on any other pia .
Mr. Kiernan ntay he consul*el as usual, by ether sex, at his
private house, Nu. 21, I.ower Chatiotte-street. Beti!erd square,
where Letters film Town and Country are to be addrt sreJ, and
the necessary adv ce and medicine will be given or sent to any
are of the kingdom.

Vl-ILN Men of Educiction asst proiessitutift skriL
use persevering endeavours to discover the most bate and
:errata method of treating a few prevaiffr.g Di'eases, the succesi•
ful result of their experience is Otc bast proof of suueriurity.
Messrs. COS and Co. 2urgeoas, have Leen itatiercl to matt
the cure w. the following the objeCt of th-ir particular study, vtar.
a certain Disorder, frquently of.niracted in a tioutueut of intort.
cation, and if] concomitants, iiiirictures and Gleets, which, by
at. inv.:rum' plan, are syceilily atid effectually cured ; as abu de,
bility, whether arcing from Ilatioliznalian int.ulgences, brg resi-
dence it actuate:4, or a steret solitary vice, too often un-
happily pursed by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing
sterility or bar:enneki, and in :he other a nunterous train of ner-
vous distia-ei, which, if not tinnifi remedied, termlratti in iniF
at:; roticompt.on. In that distressing state of debility of
Acio::y, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, o:
otlitt '.O-e, by a Welt the power. of the eonsti.
tutio:i e ecieebied, as regular!), eiiticated Surgeons ufl.on.
dun, they offor a firm, kale, w.d r..sturation to sound and
vigorous hraith.

414:L.rf. GOIS and Co. esrla,iezly prokssiog the cure of these
particuLw complants, in crier that they may nut be, by a
tnist:.::en few, marlied with the (.!;Tociiiy so jertly attached to
the icnotant coviric, think it but jastote to thee:sexes to sea*,
that they have been yroperly cdticaterl-ind initia•ed into every
branch of the profem,ton (certificate of which, from darerent
*l-h.-pita:s, and tr.itnic,.!a:s from ,he most elven.. rat hibysichtris,
they have to honvince any inquirer) that tai st:ccess resulting
from their endeavatirs first induced them to qua the practice of
the general Practitionet, and they presume that their preteheons
constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented cutdidenee with
which they have, by the Public, been ro I.beraliy honoured.
The remilt of a lon,-,*aud extend /e practtee has ritAbigti them, i..
by a superior 'method, to remove venereal courph.inis, however
Inveterate or complic...ted, without sublestine the patient to the
least restraint :n diet or everrue ; and in recent Cases where an
early applicaton Is made on discovery of the Infection, they fret
quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. be
precedemed success of their mode of tr...atment (which has ogee?
been known to fail in one single instance in :practice of I 5 year:, 14
during which period many thousand persons of both sores have ,
been cured, even after severe and injittious methods had beta lt
pursued by otter Practitioners without effect), Induces them to
tints publicly ofrer their advice.
To be consulted daily by Patient; of either sea, with secrecy,
delic:icy, and attonion.—Letters frem the nourrry, containing 111
the particulars of the case, age, and manner of .living. enclosing
a remittance, duly. attended te, and advice anti Medicine tor- r
warded to any pat t of tilt kingdi.m.
GOSS awl Co. Suretuns, I liotrverie.rtreet. Peet-street.

CHALLENGE.
AIESSRS.CURRIE and C. Surgeons, late in its
Majesty's Service, challen-e the simile world to prove a t
single instance where their Medicine and method of cure ever
failed of the desired effect. The practice of ninny years to •kts
pnrtreulai branch of their profession Ms not g:v o rise to arm
unsuccessful case.

They continue to direct their etndiee to the treatment and cars
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement tsf the system,
which is the consequence of the pernle•nes and wasteful effects of a
habit long midmost unhaypily pursue•.l by the lamb sof both sexes,
In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source tit barn n-
ness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to thetas hy 3 dii
treeing state of delsility, which, if not timely renied!ed,terieinatee
in impotence. These are its remote and tato-mitt edicts, while con.
Bumptious, loss of muscular power,and varions tiervaos complaints
usually c'earacterfse the tether starts of this solitary vice. Of per. r
sons languishing under the diarders incident to such a habiyheir
treatment is simple and has never proved uniuccessful„ in the j
oourse era long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the
most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, suck
as eti:ructions in the ureihra, spongy excrescences, hard tu• ,
rams, callous ulcers, eruption?, setnitril weakness, sleets, as also
FRICIVREfi,
Wtether recent or or long duration, and which have tLe
0(.11 ofoiher Practitione;:, ; are by tlietr present Unproved plan of
to:a:nu:zit, effect: natty and permanently cured, without the patient
enfrering the excruciating riiin and hernorrhatt wttrb
often follows the application of the Inuar caustic. In the enure of
TO years extenzive practice in this metropolis, irtmerons cases is'!
dtrictures have been and are daily tinder their care, the to:e1 I
eradication of which arc effected by a c.re,- certain, and expedi-
tfous mode of practice, saperiar to any other yet adopted. Tha •
weakness, relaxation, and debility ptneeeding front this °me. • •
plaint, is speedily r,-niev, d, and the patient restortd to ..tuo
and vigorous health. Put 13 here the dehiMy has ter yea7s .-•
red. a proper perseverar.cv in the: r restorative remedies, after the. •
Stricter?. l..ts been (*Kurt,: ed, is int:is,,ens.,bly retptishe to
the slumbeittr; sparks of life, reauimste the consntwi
l'atients in the Country ate requested to atcte the pattica!ars,
of their case, age' • and mantie, of brine, rue a ,t.
note fer nth ice and Jaeiliciref., and the same o ill be. ;rem' I,
forwarded to any part of the Ic.irgdont.
Messrs. Clinic and Co. may he consulted by either :zee, with
the greatest delicac , seen:7 and honour, at their tieul,e,
.107, Hatton-Garden.

HIGH WATER Al' I.C:kii:ON BRIVGF. To-moßaow.
:doming 4 mi:uiT« tier TO
APernoon 9 art:r.•rsJ:er II

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