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London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

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SALES BY ACUTION.

Cin-tlsorfday the 3d of lidr init. at Eleven &Clock in the Fore-
noon, at the Ship Inn, Dover, for F.aplrtation or Ifnme Con
furnvtion,' y virtue of a CommitTion front the High Court of
Adodrahy • directed to the hlarfird,
1 'HE FOLI.OW/hIG GOODS lAlvied from tile
Swediih Prig Gere.leiaheit, Johan Carl Talc lea Matter,
hound front Mal.ga to Imitbdeo, which have been detained u

Pro!flan I'rover-1,
1A Pipes MaLga Wine—to fingtheads ditto—tyoi Calks
Rai6ns..:44 13.zes ditto-2) Bag. Shumack—.6o CAlts Peas--
to Cark+ Hake Alf110:16 to Cants Black Lead.
For further particulars, application may be made to Marrs
Fedor and Minot, Dover.—Dover, June 11, do&

SAILES'Irt AUCTION:

FR r !MOLD FI,EGANT RESIDRNCE, WOODLANDS, and
FARMS, is Acre), on, tbe borders of Hem and Bedfortfibire.
By Mr. scarf, OD WEDNESDAY, the 16th of ply. at twelve
o'cleek, et Garraway's, Changemiley, London, unkfs an steep
table free (ha be made prior to the loth of July. By Private
Contra& Lot I.
ACAPITAL ESTATE, the MANOR ()FEAST
HYDE, with the Members and Appurtenances thereunto
belonging; delightfully (touted in a healthy, admired. and fine
'porting country, near the beautiful feat of ;at Marquis of Bute
four miles from Luton, eight from Sr. Alban's and Heritable, arti
19 from London • comprifing the fpaclons excellent Mention, widt
eery complete offices uniformly ended with fuperior !tempts,
and in fuhitartial repair; large pronidlive Garden, walled, and
picntVully Embed with the fineft fruit trees. elegant (lately plan.
tations, fkruliberies, lawns, and meadow land. adjoining, Woofed
with tafte. in the Park nyk, with immerbite puilefflon. EAhlr
HYDE FARM adjoining, comprifing 142 acres of in:lofed good
crab'. and tome platen land, with a very neat entnfortable Fallll.
houfe and buildings; let to Mr. Jolrph Lambourn, a good year'y
tenant, at a very low old rent. GREAT CU IT's FARM ad-
joining, containing 293 acres of fi.rtile arable and mature land, sod
rich nandows wt tend by the river Lea, part detached; With a
very roomy convenient Farm•houfe and ample buildinp let to
Mr. John Cook, a rapedtable tenant, on an old leak, to expire In
.fis ram, when the value of this excellent Farm will be very'
confiderabiy increafed. Alfo Two Cottages. This valuabk Bane
h highly improvable, the greater part within a ring fence, finely
timbered, well fupplied with good water sad ahoundlr; with game.
Lot 11. A datable FREEHOLD ESTATE, tithe tree. fituati
near l'htitern Green, in the Para of King's Walden, Hert,s....
containing 17A. 3 R. 19 P. of rich arable land, in kern Inelofed
bold.; let on Rafe to Mr.'r Minns Sibley, 13 years unexpired
The enema may he viewed by applying at the Martino, twengte
one days before the Sale, where printed particulars may be has
alfo, at the George, Laren; tie principal inns at St. ABM%
Dunstable, Bedford, Ware, Hertford, and Barnet; of Meth.
Cootie, and Kerrpthonae, St. Auftle, Cornwall; Mr.
Faithank, Ely Place. Hillborn . • at Garraway'e; and of Mr. &eon,
New Btidge-fl rect. London, where a Plan may he few.
HEREFORDSHIRR.
At the King's Head Inn, Res, on Thurfday. the seth of July,
,206. between the Hoots of Four and Six in the Afternoon
(fulled to the Conditions of Sale to be then pn-deced).
A VERY valuAhle Freehold Eltate, late the pro-
perty of HTRILaT ABSAHALL LLOTD, Ffq. decreed,
fituate in the Parifhes of Foy and Fownbope, in the County of
Hereford, about four miles from Ras and ten front Hereford, one
of the belt fituations on the Banks of the Wye.
Lot I. A capital Menage, called Carthage, with extenfive
Gardens, Grove of Oaks, and the Farm adjoining, containing about
76A. 2R. 37P. of Orcharding, Arable Land, and Meadow Ground
of foperlor quality In convenient inclofures, with good Fences and
Farm Buildings. treat part of which have b.'cn lately ercdted,
now in the puffriliun of Mr. Ridtout, whore Leafe expires the ad
of February, 18o'7.
Lot a. A Mcfraage and Farm, called Coles Farm, adjoining 0111
Lot t, confining of an' excellent Farm Houle, Barns, Stable, Gra-
nary, &e and about is 7A. 3RI P. of Ot charding, good arable land,
meadow and nature ground very improveahle, now in the pota-
tion of Mrs. Evans, under an old leafe, which expires on the apt
March, 11107.
Lot 3. A Wood cailed the Park of Eaton, containing about 63A.
6P. of prime Oak Coppice, the greater part of 13 years growth,
with a great number of 'timber Trees (landing therein, manly
Maiden Oaks.
Lot 4. A notherWood, called the Short Coppice, adjoining Lot 3.
containing about laA. IR. 24P. of prime Oak Coppice of 13 Tease
growth, and many Timber Trees therein, malty Maiden Oaks
Lot 3. A moiety of a valuable Filbery in the River Wye, called
Ingeftone Pinter?. The Land Tax of the whole is redeemed.
Richard Jones the WoodiVard, retain near the Woods, and will
' thew the fame. Lots a and a way be viewed with leave front the
Tenants —For other particulars apply to John Moore Green, F.fq.
of Cagebrook. near Hereford; Metes. Bird and Stock, of Here-
ford; or Mr. Harvey, of Rofs, where a Map of the Elate may be
teen. Letters (praft paid) duly attended to.
'THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD thins tie
A. blood, cafes the mott violent pains in the head and flomac h,
and promotes gentle perfpiration. By the Nobility and gentry this
Medicine is much admired, being pleafant to the tafte and nen,
gently aftringirg the fibres of the nomaeh, and giving that yrop.l
reality which a good digefllon requires.
Mathews and Leigh, tB, Strand, have loft received a very vale-
able fupply of the celebrated Cordial Balm of Gilead, for tt.hilittes
Nervous Difurders, weakocfies peculiar to females, hyfterical affec-
tions and !owners of fpirits, tufo of appetite and incligettion, znd
confumptive complaints in general, Ste. price icy. 6d. and st. cafes
with t 2 half guinea bottle., on which 1161 Is laved to the punch: der.
This medicine has been coultantly ufed withinvariable faced's,
its ettablinuol rEicacy hating Rood the tat of half a century.
Double poitage of yll letters to Dr Solomon, Gilead Houle, near
Liverpool. nto R be paid, and a fee or vs. 6d. enctofed for advice.

AN I MPOR lAN is DISCAVEIV_
MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,having for
LT A. a long (cries of years made the VENEREAL DISEASI'. the
particular objedt of their invelligation, use now enabled io an-
nounce the difeovery of a Medicine fuperior to Mercury in the
Cure of that Difeafe. It Is at pecan fullicient for them to obferve
that its effects are diametrically oppofite to chore of Mercury, for
though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus in Its
molt confirmed Italics, yet it does not in the trait injure the coniti-
tut on. or alter the c•ornplesion ; on the contrary, It renovates the
fyitern in all its natural fundlions, promotes Appetite, and facili-
tates Digettion. Numberlefs inftanees are on recent record of the
foperior efficacy of this heledicir.e, its inherent and fpecific virtues,
aging as a perpetual corredive to bodily debility, whether pro•
reeding from an excefs of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from the '
more infidious though., not Ida deftrudive indulgence in • certain
pernicious habit. Amidft the melanchAy variety of Dilortlat
which arc the confcquence of this folitary vier, there are none n ore
afflicting than thole DZIIICIENCIS and DEBILII sea that prevent or
embitter the matrimonial glace. The wretched (offerer broods over
his misfortunes, ashamed to keit relief till It has brought him to
Inch a (tate of mifery as to render Ufe oppreffive. To thole un- ,
happy Perkins it will be a confuting rtfledion to know that they
may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reitnecd
to that greatelt of all human bleffings, a prong, manly, and vigor.
sous Conititution.
Metes. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of tither
Sex, at their Houle, No. toy. Hatton Garden, Perfonalle or by
letter (poft paid) indollng a Bank Note, when the nceeffary ad-
vice and Medicines will be given or fent to any part of the Kipp•
dons —Patients in the Coon -.ry are requefted to Rate their see and
general mode of living. No. tot, Hatton Garden.
NEW M.• DICINI ACT.
FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, Sr. Patti.,
. Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder '
and other valuable Preparations, Inform the Public, th:t in con-
, fequence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine
will be in future as. 9cl. per Packet, or rL Ss. 6d. per Dl7.:n ;
' but the Oantity of a Doaen Packv.s in a Bottle (as n ts,c tp
for the Army and Navy) may be had fur tl. 4.. And as stiorpa
are prepared, by order of the Commiffioners, for Metes New-
bery's fepirate Ude, in which the Words, a F. Newbery, No. 4S.
St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be
a foacient Security againft Counterfeit., his Signature pa the La-
bel. will be difeontinned.
Tee following are the prices of their Medicines, to the (left
twenty of which Mr. Newbery's.Ftamps are affixed, but thole who
pnrehafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis.
Dr. James's Powder a 9 Dalby's Carnimative 1 9
.. a Battle 24 o Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate
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...-- Analeptie Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0
...-- large Boa 24 o Preakes Tin& of earl! 4 .".' ,
Dr. Stcers's Opodefdoe a 6 Ditto Hutham's dais! 3 o
---- Committal Oil s 6 Tot,lr Bin. . i 9
----.. Nitre Drops a 6 Poglith Coffee . 1 9
.---• Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. Hoover's Pills a I f
.----.• Paregorit Lo- Grant's Drops i t t
senses - a if logliih's Scots Pills I o
Anelbaud's Blois ditto it } Fisnr!'s Mardi a 6
Elfence of Constrict 3 6 Norton's Drops.. 5 6
Mr. Spelleeit Dentifrice 4 0 Spilfhory's Drops 5 6
Cephalic Snuff a 0 Dr. Solander's Ti. s 9
joues's Rheum. Tint. 3 6 Greenough's Tinctures • t If
Perry 's Bilious PM 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges llt
Effence of Peppermint It{ Effenee of Ginger a 9
Glafs s Maancila 3 6
N. B. As many Perfons, particularly IVlcifengert, mikake [ha
houfe of Meffrs. Newbery, they think It neeeffary to point . ot,
that it is at the Balt end of St. Paul's, lair doors from Cheoptde,
With there Words inferthed on the front—
. Tan 0141.1 W it aull DR. JAl4lel POWDt/e.

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WANTS a Face, as CROCILT to a Singh ^,r+.
tlernan, or with a Family, 1 1. OU SO MN. i 3 yew. sof
are, wbn rrfealy ulderttands the ere of Ilkwlesh-a isii lived lis '1
years with a Mies Gentleman, and h ra tweet
Letter.. (poft paid) dire', erl to W. W. at Mr. Solittea, Baker,
No. 3, Lamtie-Cooduli itrert, will br day attended to.

CHILDRF.N OF FLORA Wil,Mtil", Decoded.
THE Children of FLORA WiLrrnr, Wire of W.
WiLmor, late of Sawing, flea" ishnertr, deteafe.i. may
hear of fomething to their advantage, 09 application to Mr Vales,
Solicitor. Roiling. Berks•—•—,l B. It is untierfkood :tilt (aid Flora
Wilmot had two tons, (one a foklier, regiment not kdown—.and
the other a ferviun In a gentleman's family.), and one daughtm;
alarmed, may to ae is fuppofed to be In the county o Kent.

A CARD.-TO THE T.ADIFS.
"Dale Cattle, Haverfor.lwelt, Soo.ls Wales,Pth Se, alloy.
" CAP FAIN LLOYD prcfents cmnpliments to
Mr. Mon (although not pergmol. acquahr.si with him)
would tike It a. a favour, if be would find him four or file hoes
of Isla Disotes Antibllious Pilia, as loon a, he putli:dy rash Mae
Llnya, who has always tired the Midicine, is now pregnant at cl
very unwell. For the great fervlee they have le. nto Mrs
as well u to Colonel Billopp and all hit famill. Captain Lluvd
feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wheroveflw sou; sod
ha
really thinks, If Mr. Moo would appoint Tome perfons as vaulria
in this comity, it would be a benefit to the cam.ntoolty."
From Mrs. MARTIN to Mr. DIXON, Ap thtcary.
" Sir—l hay! Tome years ufe4;add continue to ule your Iln
Antibilients Pills; as a family Aperient, I do not know their cowl •
—fince I base taken then, ant relieved from a ',Blois complaint.,
partleidirty Ikb head-achs, whleh frequently were +sty dlßreffitly
to me. I recommend them to every 'amity lam acquainted with.
particutuly thole oho live at tome &Rance from medical advice.
"tour's, tee. J. HAMILTON M AR1124.
Birchmore-houfs. near Woburn, Bsdfordthire, March a "
as. ad wholcfale acid retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chelpfiddli
corner of Paternottcr row, and retail by molt Booklet:tool:I every
Country Town. in holes an Os and as each. '

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I it/ANTS a rase, as CROOt to a %vet C.
• . a Vbt.ING /01".40
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A CERTAIN CURB FOR CORNS
INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-PLAISTER.
THEPROPRIETOR of this moil excellent
1- REMEDY Is fo certain of Its Efficacy having sever failed,
Ina variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns
rent and branch, To RETURN Tilt MONET. And be legs leave
to add, that It has infinitely the advantage of the numherlefs
iaelfr-
racious Ointments, Salves, dm. as nroy hundreds ef afflicted pent
foes can malty, among whom are fame of the brit charadters an
this kingdom.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Axeell, No. z, Finch-lane, near
the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7,, Tavißoek-
Erect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. i9i St. James's-ftreet Mr. N 114,15.,
No. U, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jcboult*
and Co. No. ay°, Oxfied-ftreet.
At Briftol, by Mr. Bt..glc and Mr.Shcppard, Bookfellers
Bath, By Hazard, bookftlier' and Wright, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Baiter, houthfiaidge.
Fortin and Gofport, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printeroutd 111t.pmes ,bnottrdimg
Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by molt of the Vender, at Medicines in England.

HAVING dedicated myfelf to the (Indy, andheett
gratified by the molt confiderahle prat ice in thrt branch
which I thought re-per to feted, I troll that I have not more mif-
eanplayed my time than thofe who, In the estenfive field of the
profefaan, are oecaflooally lmtnerfed In uncirtabny, and cannot
amays attain that Needs which •is iwquireci by conceutrating this
inteliedval power to one daft of dif.tder
dlfeafts of nunLrry are peculiarly dfftrelling, for thelf
bring with them strain of concomitant fymptems, and by a dr
prefhon of all vital energy, eliftence Kelt becomes embittered....
Whether they mite from the prevalence of 111 example, the aleftrue•
tine habits of fehoolhomor the indulgences of maturity, they es- •
quire the moll id6tions profeffional fkN ; but by the ignorance of
uneducated men. the iymptems are aggravated, and the conliits-
don is deftroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLI.EGE of SURGEONS,
I ground my prttenflons on regularity of clutation, and poffefilog
every privilege to practice, I feel myielf entitled to that eunfideoce
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally houour-,.4.
In the belt fenfations of local weaknefs, early application will
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer.
from a confeloafnefs of the unmanllnefs of the vice which caufed
hlsminfortune,is fearful .d the contempt or cenfore of his family
phylichtn,ind broods over his infirenft r with careful concealment,
it molt be fatisfadary for him to be allured not only of capability
of treatment but alto of the molt final 'table fecrece.
And in recentVenerfal Cornpla inta it is pneibk to prevent pals
danger or diftrefe ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire.
meuc of eechtfive experience In this line to cleft a WC, certain,
sod speedy re•citabllliunent.
I of .r the adv- 'stage of t'i'n expelence tothofe of either fez who
are afflieted with any kiwi of DaILITY, of any frv?toms of
V ENbit E.II. INf I•C I ON, an I in all cafe' the terms of ream.
ne ration are lt.,ted on the Left unervien
Esti:ma In the country are ex peeled to Inelofe a Bank note, anti
are requeited to fpccify their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, In London.
No. 29, Arundel-itreet, Strand, ow Tempt Bar.

To T. 'l' AYLOR, Summit , No. 9, New Briiips.ftreehi
sot, Edinburgh, May at=
IN the fpring of 1794 I wet afflieled with n Vene
real Complaint, which I treated with indifferente for tee
months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phybelan,who
put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu-
rial application) for fame time; but growing, in fpite of all meth.
eine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the Faculty here.
work and worfr, for two years, I was reduced to a Rate shoat
unparalleled and beyond deception, being an endue leper,and ulce-
rated from head to foot. My bead• throat, mouth, nine, 1,:c4,
arms,the. have been alternately in danger of bee9ming ufi lefs
iu Ihort, I have had from ao to 30 eataig uker. no my body, and
nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to pnr-
tictilarife all my cafe—foliate it to fay, there never was, or ever
will be, one of a mdredangerous or of a more complicated its-
mre. I was lung looked Nicht by my friends, and imaginod my-
felt beyond all hopes of recover", and, Indeed, in my then condi-
tion, ,lento wos prefembleto my more than miferable flue. In this
dreadful lit nation did I drag a molt mifer able enitenee, tiliDivi e
Peoria r. rice threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of
a Mr. B. tN Plyrnoeth—my friends read it, I could not. I. fent
and procured fame of your I.IAgG'S i'ATVIT PILLS, which, by
Wing front time tb rime, am now, and have loreg been, (after more
than fain* yearejnileicribable dittrefs), to as g aad a Rate of health
as ever I enjoyed ; asp proof of this, I had a fine, thriving,heal-
thy child been to me a few nieofb* ago. In gratitude to Goo,
and In hopes of rendering my fellow creatures fervice, I requi
you to pniilifb this ; and you may at ony time rifer perfons, who
with to he (dished of the truth of this, or further particulars, to
e e er my friends, by letterer p.:rfon.
A. few cafe, for tw.!nefa wi.l ever equal mine and none exceed
It, I have from eyperlenee,ener rmi'on to 'Cure maibbind, that in
your Ernes's Pun g cy will fiml a lure, fptedy, forp, we rad'.
eat cure. J. 1-
_ Prepared and fell by the Sile Pmprietor,Tietwes TAYLOR,
Menthe: niche R College of Surgeons In London. at his book,
No. 9, New Bridg:-ftreet where he will give advice, witho,,t a
fee, to perfons taking thee Pills, and will sewer patients le. t. 3.
if pod paid, on the fame trams, *denting in all cafes the molt
• fecrecy, no perfon's name or cafe having been mewl., d.
• but at their own particular irqtieft. by the Proprietor, during be
centre of more than 36 years, that he has bad the eanduCtin.: of
ad ertenfive fele of the above Medicine, and the praties a•l6ng
theretrom.

They are alto fold, by his appointment, for time esorptlenee of
thofe living at a dißance. by Mr. 3Azter, Sooth-twidgo; Edinburgh,
Mr. Mennone. printer, Olaryner, he whom atfo Mc T. refer, for
his eddrefa ; at to. Pcr fun), ea, No. 3s. St. Albon'oftntra.
Mall; Mr iknhartfon'a Toy ILnp, No. toy, Lahnd-fireeti Mr
Difbnron,;lee, No. 7, Fidt.flreet-hill, neartyllppollte doe Molar
Inane; Mr. &Pere, honkfi !ter. No. t, Union-row, Little Tower*
hill; Mr. Callwell'a Dublin ; and by one nerfnn in every Confidor.
able town in Great Itrltain and Ireland, In Bones °lowly se gd.
each, Waled op with MI and Orin Ibredliona. whereby Perron,
of alba fel way oust thamklves with pit and Fernley.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON Barna?. TO MORROW.
Morning - - 3 milieu., afttr 3
Aft, ream • . 10 !WIMP after 3

LONDON s 'Mated and publitbed by 1, p V 81. K.N C (of Cao-
tots ay-plaec, lamheh), at the STAN Orme, Na. t, Carty-
Amt. PuWL9cd alfo at tic STAB OMCa