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London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCItON.

FREEHOLD FARMS and LAND, and an INN. Is and near
the Towns of Chebniford and Roinford. Effex.
By Metres. SKINNER, DYKP., and Co. on Friday, March 20',
at thrze o'ckek, at the Bell Inn. at Cliehosford, in Five Lots,
by order, or before Two of the Commiflioners appointed to
contra& for the Redemption of the Land Tax.
Lott• A Defira6le FREEHOLD ESTATE, at
Writtle, near Chelmsford, confining of i V 2 Acres of
very good Meadow. Pafture, and 'Arable land, with a Farm -houre
and Buildings, called Sturgeon's Farm —Lot a. A definable Free-
!Mid Eftate, in the hamlet of Mouliham, and in the parilb of Mar-
garetting, near Chelmsford, confining of about 7z Acres of very
good meadow, pafture and arable Land, with a Dwelling houfe and
properßuilding s, la rely put into complete rerair, called W h ite-bridge
Farm. Lot 3. A Freehold Eftate in NI oullham. Chelmsford. con *fl-
ing of the Windmill Inn, let to Mr. David Wood, on leak for 14
years, at a ground rent of oily 191. res. per annum, worth at leaft
scl. per ann.—Lot 4. A valuable Freehold Eltate, in apringfieltl,
• Chelmsford, conning of about 15 acres of excellent arable land,
an ozier bed, and a capital and very beneficial gravel pit, in the
occupation of Mr. Jamb Winder.—Lot 5 A very defirable Free-
hold Inclofure, called Crowland, containing about fix acres, near
the town of Romford, in the occupation of Mr John Tyler. The
tenants of Lots r, 4, and s, will quit at Michaelmas tit. 7.
To be viewed by applying to tenants; printed particulars may
be bad of John Oxley Parker, Efq. Chelmsford; at tire place of
(al: ; Spread Eagle, Ingateflone; Cock and 8.11, Rumford ; of
Melfrs. Brays, Solicitors, Great Ruffen itreet, Bioomibury ; and
of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke and Cu. Alderfgate-Itrect ; where a plan
may be ken.

I Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, RESIDENdIik
BUILD-
ING GROUND, and FARMS, at MOTTINGHAM, be-
tween LEE and CHT3LEHURST, KFNT.
By Mall% SKINNER, DYKE and CO.
On Friday, April to, at la, at Garmway's, in twelve Lots, milers ,
the whole thould be difpofed of by Private Centred before the
sift of March,
A Very
valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate
at Mottingham, in the vicinity of Lee, Blackheat h. Eltham, '
and Chiflehurft, a molt defirable part of the County of Kent, only
eight miles from the Metropolis, the refielence and property of the
late ROBERT DYNELEY, Efq. comprifing a Subliontial
Brick INanfion Houfe and Offices, a Commodious Refidence
and Officts, and a (mailer Refidence in the cottage 'kyle, with
pteafure grounds and gardens, coach hooks and ftabling, propet
farming buildings, bailiff's menage and two cottages, and rich
meadow and arable lanes, containing about 263 acres, in a high
(tate of cultivation, a part remarkably fine clay lands, and feve-
ral fpots truly eligible for building on ; the whole lying exceed-
ngly well, and capable of the greateft impravement ; alfo a (mall
farm, with proper buildings, containing about 38 acres, held
under the College.—To he viewed by applying to the Bailiff, at
Mottingham houfe, .f whom printed particulars may be had,
and a plan ken ; particulars alffi at the place of fale,and of Meffirs.
Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Altlerfgatc•ftreet, where a plan may alfo
be feen.
BERKSHIRE.—FRF.EHOLD ESTATES in and near Reading
By CHARLES BENWELL—In Five Lots,
On Saturday the at ft of Marc\ :837, at Two o'Clock in the Al-
temoon, at the George Inn, Reading, by particulars and condi•
tions to be then produced:
Lot I. A Truly defirable Comp& FARM, in the
C-1 occupation of Mr. Alloway ; comprifing a comfortable
brick and tiled Menage, with garden, orchard, yard, harm, !table,
cow-houfe, granary, and other convenient outbuildings. Together
with about 83 acres of arable, meadow, and pafture Land. The
premifes are Maned near Shinfield Church, within fear miles of
Readieg, upon a plcafing eminence, con,manding extenfive views
of that much•atlntired country ; and from its genteel focial neigh-
bourhood, good roads. fupply of water, and other advantages, it is
presumed that it will be found worthy of attention, pattkularly of
any gentleman dffpufed to build.
Lot 11. About So Acres of capital Meadow Ground, near Lod-
don-bridge, let to W.B.Simonds Efq.
Lot Ili. About Five Acres of Arabi.. Land, near Toittley-Hall,
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in tOe parilh of Hoeft, in the occupation of Colonel Poole.
Lot IV. A fubßantial, recent, modern-built, well finiffied FA,
MI LY HOUSE, containing a parlour, hall, good kitchen, butler's
pantry, wath-horde, handlome large drawing room, fix bed chant-
bees, capital cellar, paved court. and convenient out buildings; to-
gether with a garden, in perfedt order. The premifes are flotation
the weft fide of London-Brat, Reading, a genteel airy part 9( the
town, and are now In the occupation of Mrs Fowler.
Lot V. A neat roomy convenient HOUSE, well -floated •or
trade, near the Market Place, Reacting—containing a good (hop,
parlour, pantry, kitchen, four lofty bed rooms, elol'ets, and two
garrets. in the occupation of Mr Tonikins
Poffiffion of the leveret Lots may he had at Michaelmalan est ;
and may be viewed any time previous to the (ale, with lesive of
the tenants.
For further pardadan apply to the Aurgioneer, Lading.
DEVON.--LARGE NAVY OAK l IMB flit.
In LOTS,(Numarleally marked with White Paint) as under,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED-and-
SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o
ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Top, Lops,
and Bark. • •
This Timber lies very eompaaly, is of very large Dintenlions,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compels Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the Petri& of
CHRIST° W, four aides from Chudleigh, ten from Tcigoniouth
Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey it to Itialimouth.
ON BARTON FARM.
LOT r. so Oak I.rees.
s. from so to too inchillve.
3 ---- co to 547 ditto.
4 51 Um 'lrret•.
40 Alh Trees.
6 from 43 to 82 4th Trees inclufive .
2 3 Beech Trees.
ON HYPIER FARM.
LOT t. 24 Oak 1 ryes.
S. II Alb Tr: es.
• ON UNDER DOWN FARM.
LOT a. iO, Oak Trees.
2. from too to zoo Dittri inclufive.
3. 20050 3' 0 iXttO.
4. 300 to 360 NUM
s. 360 to 420 Ditto.
6. t 9 Elsa and 29 Ally Trees.
ON NETI'ON'S FARM.
LOT t. so Oak rive&
2. from so to too Ditto inclufive.
• 3. —too lo Ito ilirro.
4. 553 to 200 Ditto.
5. 2io 10 253 Ditto.
6. 9 Afh Trees.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
LOT t. too Oak Trees.
• a. from too to acx) Ditto inclufive.
ON SWANEI.AY WOO;
LOT it. too Oak Trees.
2. from too to soo Ditto inclufive.
3. 200 to 300 Ditto.
4. 300 to 350 Ditto.
5. •-•---• 350 to 413 Ditto.
6. 56 Ails Trees.
For which purpofc a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms
Inn, Chudleigh, on Ihurfilayithe 26th March inftato, at Eleven
o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely.
For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor
Houk on the Prcmifes, with whom printed particulars will be
left. as they will alfo at all the principal Inns in the Country, and
farther information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of
Swallowfield, near New Reading, Berklhire ; or at the Office of
Maio. Fake and James, Solicitors, Exeter.
DISEASES of the URIETHRA and Certain I *CMPLA.INTS.
S Ink Pr-prietor of DA RAN% celebrated mecli.
dicated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the
Public, that he may as ufual be eonfulted d.ily from 9 to 3, at his
hook, No. 54, Frith-Itrect, Soho, on Cafes of Strietures, Obitrue-
tions,Gleets, &e. &c. as wellto Debility, and every diforder where
feerecy is fo effential a rcquifite, that Mr Dufour has provided a
fpacious houfc, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparate
apartment. Mr D. bas for many ran confined himfelf to that
department of Surgery, and from extenfive practice, and the man
flattering Need's, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, requiring no confinement or reftraint, in diet, and
which prevents a relapfe. Perfuos in the country Rating their cafes
fully, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have
proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fyruptoms.
&c. fee Mr Du`nor's Treatife on the above complaints, price 25
6d. the stk edition—to be had of J Callow, Crown-court, Soho
M'Qireen, Exeter Change, and of the Author.

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching Inftantly removed by WHILE.
HEAD'S ESSENCE of MUs FARD, univerfany efteemed for its
extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatifins. Fulfi..s Gouty Affedions,.
and Com plakits of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy haw
been unknown, or negleCted, and the Chilblains have adtuallr
broke, WHITEHEAD', FAMILY CI- RATE will cafe the paist,
and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious
in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions Blotches, Pimples,
Ring-worms, Shingles. Breaking. out on the Face, Nofe, Ears and
Eyelids; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ;Sort Heads,
Old sorts, and Scorbutic Humours of every defcription.
Prepared only, and fold by R. Johnfton, Apothecary, No. se.
Greek-ftreet, Soho, London. The F.ffence nod Pills at 25. 9cl. each,
the Cerate at is. I id. aud 14.9 d. Sold by every Medicine Vender
in the United Kingdom
•„• The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R.
74.1111,R.0n, infected on Si.

" Cough* and Colds are rarely and cfreditally cured, and the AIM-
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matic relieved by Sir JOHN HILL'S Salim ut Honey. It is the
molt innocent, yet the moll effedual remedy ev'r tlifeevered
SIR JOHN HILL, M. D. Knight of the ituy44
Order of Sweden, and F. R. S. at Paris, was a But.ifiitt 4
eminence and charaCter, he concentrated by means of intrnfe
plieation. that excellent Extract of Flowers called Honey, for ;S:.
Cure of Coughs, Colds, and Atthntas. Finning the danger :tants.
from negleded Pedtoral Complaints, he prepared this ptedant yet'
effedual Remedy. It is as reltorative as Afs's Milk, never dila•
grecs with the ftomach, and cures a recent Cold or Cough in a
few hours.

Aftbmatic perfons will find it to give general relief, removing the
difficulty of Breathing, promoting ExpeOoration, and iu difcharg.
ing the vifcid Phlegm.
Caution—There is another fort which is Spurious, perfons will
there be careful to a& for " Sir John Hill's B.Kam of Honey"
aad °bier. e the names of " Shaw and Fdwarchi," are engrAved uu
the Stamp given with fuch Bottle. Pt ice 3s. 6d.

Sold, vicolefale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St,
Paul's Church-yard.

ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS,
IS the fafell and molt iMmediate Remedy ever yet
compounded for the Cure of Colds upon the Lungs, Afthma,
Cough, and Confumptive Cafes ; to all which, the Inhabitants of
thefe !Rands are more efpecially espied, by the moißnefs of the
Air, that conftantly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied
by a troublefume and eventually dangerous Cough : this if not re. •
moved, daily increafes in obftinacy, extending its baleful effetfts
over the weak and tender frame, or wholly dcftroylog the lune.
tions of the Lungs its more robult Perfons
The Ballamic Llbcir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Robber& le
compounded to meet tilde evils to rcftorc the tone of the Chett
and its contents and thereby difchargc that tendency to Confump.
tion and Althma, ever found to fucceed fuch injury of the Lungs.
In long contracted and obßinate cafes, a few Bottles are neceitacy,
but in all recent Coughs, the Elixir adts inflantancoully, and re.
Bores the Patient to his former Health; leaving a doubt that his
Hinds proceeded rather from fancy than reality.
A CA UTlON..—Obferve the name of it. Butler, No. 4, Cheap.
tide, is engraved op a black stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle,
all others are counterfeits.

Sold Wholefale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Robberds,
Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of PAcr-
mnter-row; and Rea by Clark. No. 269, Borough; Mut, No.
76, Oxford ltreet ; Stratton, Leicetter *arc; and molt Country
Bookfellers, in Bottles, at as. std. and 6s. each,

To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. g, New Bridge-ftreet, Lootloa.
SIR—I confider it but an aft of judice due to the
merits of your LEAKE's PA CENT PILLS, to communi-
cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been perform -1
by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out
of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of M-
urders arifing therefrom). was reduced almoft to a Skeleton, and
though he bad the belt medical advice which could be o,taiued,
and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured
which leaned to I nit his cafe, or do him any ler/ice; he remained
in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to
follow his profeffson, and fearcely able to walk or even to Rand oft
his legs ; in fact. no one who knew him ever fuppofed it porfible
for him to' recover. He was advifed at laft to try your lataxa's
Pi I Ls—he did fo, Brialy adhering to the direeftions given with
them—he had Lot taken more than two boxes, before he found at
alteration for th:. better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by
taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength grad -
ally return, and is new as healthy and as (tout as any man
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to ate for a•
confirmation of the above account if it fhould be doubted.
I ant, Sir, your obedient bumble (errant,
Library, Folk ftone, July t 3, tiloc. THD. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor
Tuos. TAT Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lot
don, at his hook:, No. 9, New Bridge fircet;
Where,after a coaftant refidence of more than 43 years, in s
praetice particularly ()keeled to the cure of Venereal complaioa
and thofc incidental to the parts of generation in both reties, was
that inviolable fecrecy which men of his prof Ilion (honk! always
-obi-erre, he litters hintfelf the advice and offiftance he gratuituufly
admini:ters to perfons taking this medicitte, will be ettenned, by
a ditetrning public, as an advamage leldom to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
Alfu fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole liv-
ing at a diftance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, st. Al.,an's.ftreet, Pall
Mall; the Toyfhop, 503, 0 x foo d ft reet ; Mr. Ddborough, 7. Fifh-
ttrect.hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M•Dis
n. Id's, Glargow; Mr. enteral's, Dublin; Mr. Wattage's, Liverpool;
Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one perfon to every confi-
durable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only ea, 9d.
each, lined up with full and plain dirt dims, whereby 'serious of
either fez may cure thcmf.tres with cafe, fpeed,fe• recy, and fafety.
N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is foaled up ith a ltamp,
on which. by favour of the Com mita tmers, is print, dw the Stamp
Otfice—T. Taylor, No 9, New Bridge ltreet—to imitate which is
felony, and all others are cunterfcit.

RENOVATED HEALTH.
aT has been too frequently the lubje& ofinft and
general reprobatimi, that men dzititute of the elements of
the medical art. have offered themfelves as candidates for public
patronage in the profeffion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing
Mike to the refute of our ftuiies arid ex;)erience. an.l to prevent
us Irons being chaffed antong shore enipirics whore impudent pre-
tenfions have, unforunately for fociety, been too favourably re-
, ectskii, we beg leave to (Omit to the liberal and enlightened a
faithful fiatennait of our purfuits and acquirements. After having
recsived a regular medical education as the pupils of Marrs Grin-
, dal and Eliza's!, whole ledures and pradice we carefully atten-
ded, at pri.eefrais and furgeons of the London Hot-pi:al, we entered
ourfelves as students in that juftly celebrated fehool for medical
acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were indent-
fed L: the different branche., of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
pradice of Phyfic, Chemiltry, Midwifery. botany, ate. ite. bt
thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory. Black, HamUnaii,
Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we hall not be deemed pre-
. fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquirements are not
inconfilerable• Hiving for a long (cries of years made venerezl
complaints. and the various *life...Jet of DEBILITY,. e particular
Jlijed of our (Indies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed
that we have acquired fuperior knowledge Of their treatment
and cure. In flight and recent caws of !nfesttion, a peeled es:-
eftablilhment is completed in the (hint period of two days; and,
in thole of the ntmolt inveteracy, whew other praditioners have
' failed of (need's, a proper perfever.mee in our plan of treatment,
enfures to the patient a fare and radical cure.
Amidit the melancholy variety of diforders which are the efferts
of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both
Seim., there are none more alarming or more sfiltreffing than thole
deficiencies and debilities which trequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial (tate. To fuck perform it mot be a et:minting re-
fledion to know that they may now, by a new anciiiilaHible mode
of treatment, be reltored to that greateft of all human bleffings, a
fizong, manly, and vigorous conftbution. In all cates of debility,
from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every Ipeeies of vene-
real infection, we may be confulted by patients of either fez with
the great:eft fecrecy and honour. Hours of conhiltation at home
from ten to three, and from fix in the swilling ttU ten at night.
Patients in the country arc requelted to State the particular of
their cafe, age• and general habit tit living, lite. Etc itnlolieg a
remittance for advice and mzdicines, when the f.mis will he given
or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfto e that fecrecy ro
ri-
fential to wur undertaking, the pottage of leacra may be added to
the account kr indlicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,
November ad, 1806. Nm soy, Hatton.flarskn

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terbury•Plsee. Limbeck) at die STAR-Orrice> No. I, CaNY -
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