Star.
London, England, 1807-07-20 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

. CUSTOM HOUSE, POk TSMOUTH.
en Thurflity tie sjd of July iSoy, at Tee o'Clock in the fore-
man, Will be Expoled to PUBLIC, SALE at this O/kee,
THE Undermentioned Goods, the fame haying
been I,.ascd end legally condemned:
Carriage Spring,, Mouldings, Vamillt, Wine, Cordials, Tama-
rinds, Arty* atone, Ml,* Salt, Tee, &tsar, Chocolat*. Ilsoh
Drugs, Pralines, Pine Apple Opium, Otto of Rafts, lionrete,
!Lots, Shoes, c;andalla. Seed:, Knives and Forks, :able Mats,
Skins Snuff glares, Cutlery, flatted Strtivv, Clads, Crefeent.
Bracelets, btu $, Gold Ttnfel, Gold Necklace, Gold Chains, Paid
Box, Shvela, Fan+, Carl Boxes, Tea. Caddie, Ruarecn,
Cambric-kg., Lams Cloth, Boats and Mailed*.

LSO TOR RIMS', itTioW,
Palampores, and Silk Handkt rchiefs.
Which may be vlestied three days before the Sale, on'apillies-
don to the Warehonikkegier.

Xt the Loath* Tavern. Pothole flreetellynnsutlig on Friday, the
• 411ft:J11/7',4aftait, at Ticreeloek in the Ferention,
TIIIE tO.LLOWTNG GOODS,
L . VOR MOMS CONSUMPTION.
Callet mimeo
41.7 BMA Indigo . •
C 37 Bales Cotton Wend •
About 17 Toes Pieces NicarlOkitreodr.anil
coon Staves •
nazi of the akar of the Americas:ollft DSLISARIUS CIIIITIS
QcMia Mager, from New York. reftored to the Claimant*. •
sur viewing, Samples, and further inforniation. apply to Phillip
Seam: and Son, Elquires, in London; or to Mr. tabu Hawker,
Merchant, Plymouth.
Alter which, by dire/limn of the Comnialionerr for the Caren nd
Lilfporal of Pruglan Property:
The peautifol, Fait falling, Copper-bottenied Skip, ANNA
WILHELM INA ; of the following Dbneriessis:
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Length tb it. is.
Breadth 12 6
Between Decks 4 —3 —••

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Hold_ _ _
e— 8 s —. 1
Admeafures 171 it-94th Tons.
She is Brltith built, fuppesfed in the Thames, copper fattened,
has a figure held and quarter badges, pierced for ss guns, with a
very mat and convenient round hos& on the quarter deck, with
1 hatable bit'ihs for the Mafter and Olken; alto an elegant cabin.
with ftate rooms for pall lo engers below, goad Iteerage. &c. She is
I alto capable pf carrying a large cargo, and mutt be confalered a molt
l deßrlble'Velfel for the Streights.'Weft india, or South American
Trades, or as a Packet to Hilton, Malta, America, or Weft India
Bland% Her material, are good, has a patent windlafs, and re.
qufies very little'to be done to feed her to any part of the Mahe.
Detained. on her voyage from the Cape of Good Hope. by hi. Ma-
jelly's Ship Calcutta, prior tech:. declaration of hoftilities agalua
Prairie. and tince eisndemned to his Majefty.
For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plynsoutb.
After *be Sale of the ANNA WILHELUINA, a Fine Dutch built
ICatfi about two years ole, of the 1441in/tag Di mer.fions :
Length 88 ft. 9 in.
Breadth St to
Depth • 51 2,1
AARICSNICI, 559 r 3 94.
She is a Veffel of the brit clefs, and of great capacity, adapted
for the Thrr-er or any other Trade, where great burden is defir
able. She is abundantly found in Mares, and may be fent to fez.
In one week.
For viewing the Veffel and floret. *ply to
Mr. JOHN HAWK h It, Merchant, Plymouth.

FREEHOLD ESTATES.
Situated '.to the Parlay!" of Fifiroft. Fri&city, and Wairamt, late
the prverty of Edward Grcathed, Rfq (imaged,
At the Peacock Inn, Sefton, on W .dnefday the tioth Auguft nest.
• QEVERAL very valuable FREEI COLD FARMS,
fruated in the pariates of Pirktoft, l-rificncy. and Wablicet,
eafy diftances from Bolton and S. Why. in the county at Lincoln ;
containing about :357 acres of fertile. arable, and ctcellent graz-
ing marls and meadow land ; with pod farm hnufes and out-
bourn for the pirpales of bulbandry ; with valuable common
rights, let .to good tenants, at rents amonarti-g to toys!. nos. per
annum; together with the extent-me manor of Wabill.fet , heed'un-
der the Duchy of Laneatter, with Coury Leet and Coors Baron.
' To. be•iewed till the day of fate, by applying to the tenants ;
of whom the printed particulars may be had : and alto of Mr
*lhornas Walker, Solicitor, Spilfby ; at the Peacock Inn, Bolton;
White Hart, Spalding; Buil. Homeaftle; the New King's Head,
Louth; the George, at Cagier; the Angcl, Brig; ; Rcin liter. Lin-
cobs; the Nag's Head, Rugby; of Mr. Newcomhe, printer, Stain-
' ford; Mr. Pi-aeoelt. printer, York ; Mr. Peck. printer, Hull; at
the ()cage inn; Grantham ; and Angel. Sleaford; Mr Cattle-
man, Solicitor, Wimboroe, Dorfctfhire; Debary and Cape, Solid
tors, No. 1. Tabfield Court, Temple; and of Mr. Butcbam, Con-
Mete', near Horneatile.

STATES.

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. Come time in the letter end df
July, or the beginning or Angult near, in the following lots,
'•'(ibe rhue,•plisce, and particulars of which will be ihortly :giver-
" llfed).—Lot t.
A MO l' truly deferable FREEHOLD FARM
h ii called TENCROFTS,ctrprifing an excellent Farm Houle,
with convenient barns, ftablea, and out olfic es ; upward! of 93 aerca
of good pa lime and Arable land, as in a tin; feuce, and one acre of
Meadow in the Common Mcad, now in the occupation of Mr.
Heather, It a very low rent, together with about five acres of
beech Woodland adjoining.
' The peer:Jaffee are freehold. and are fituated in the patilh of Great
' .Mvirtow, in the enmity of Bucks, from-which pine they arc o4y
about and mile diltant, fix -from Henley, fix from Wycombe. Da
! from Maidenhead. and at from Loudon, to all which places there
is a fanglike road-elofe to the houfe.
The fituation of Tencrofta is pm aliarly beautiful, and the bode
is capable of great improvement, at a (mall expeuce. The Farm
abdienda."Witla pheifants and every kind of game, and the lands
round th-t houfe are adualrabry ionnesi fur pleafure grounds, or 'a
(mall park, and command not only a charming view of the River
Ifttstnes•fbr a eonfiderable extent' (and from which it is diltant
about half* mile), but one of the molt delightful and pitfturefque
profpetis in the country, and is admirably calculated for the refi-
dente of a•Gettikanata who has frequent occafiou to go to and from
Loudon.
LoCI--Afmall Freehold Farm, called Wood End; comprifing
a cottage, !aria. orchard and garden; and four dotes of arable laud,
ettartiiring together about 27 acres, and now in the occupation of
Sarah illackall. at a low rent. Wood End. is fitumt in the
,partifla
of Airtime:4lam, in the county of Backs, about eight miles from
Henley, and three from Marlow.
Lot 3.--A valuable piece of Woodland. remarkably well flocked
with thriving Beech tim'oer, fituate at Wood End, adjoining the
Farm, and cuntidatina about zo acres.
Lot 4 --A. defirable Cop/boll Mate, of Inheritance, called
'Lltipi,s; tqfnprillnei good' torm-boufe, with convenient barns,
. • Balite* an* other oEicea,tand about $a acres of good Arable and
. Patture land, and Is acres of *wen: Beech eArookilaud; well
Wicked *Orr thriving timber, all incluied in a ring fence r the farm
lOW thrfroccitpation et Mr. Taylor, at a very low rent... _.hipps
is fituate in theparillauf Weft Wycombe. In the county of Bucks,
it ?thin about half a' mile o 1 the turnpike road. leading from
:Lofton to A/word i and is defiant about taro• miles from Weft
W)conne, tour frog • High Wycombe, fix from Marlow, ten
'froth tieteki: j 4 from Luodoo, and- has a very extettfive right of
tainenoo. .
'Lot s.—A. cipait calumet Freehold Earns. called Green'Endion
I,' sheatepisaillefide Of she turnpike road to Chippt Farm; comptifing
• a eutkia set' bant;tabirk orchard god garde*, and raven elofes of
Arable sand, corataioing together about 6y acres, Mame in the Paid
'wallet Weft Wycombe ,and about one mile frotreLoty ; and alto,
ill theeledatedido of Mr. Tayitar,at a vefy low rent, and only about
':half bindle Inlet tisk tamp& roach together with the. Ikaws ad-
J•
oiuing, the land contains about st acres well Rocked with capital •
tflnber. . j
•wararl-;ateg•-4ktelYl4Bol**lldeee W imeh Woodland, called Ray.
_'..e- --
fitualead it
Grega
%laid ett;tyinabiohtut a'd
quPaartri:ooffaWsli
.=4ll;:tiliii:ratibirtro.rolOshilig abotpt tat lens will Boeletts:
1
4,711ie Land Tax co all Ohs IMO* Ashes is' redeemed. _
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Prfortherillutimilara,Mallyalre perfonally, or by knell, (Poll
paid) of Mr: Cooper; Solicitor, Henley. The Premifes may be
!Mk on gtring aday's notice VT by letter port paid) to Mr. Cooper,
IlifitilthAilatilblkvitit, el Katioy, MpesMr, whO a/111*m th, .
Late. .

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SALES tY AUCTION.
sel/lUL9rT..—..About the :liter estrof July, err beginning of
Atria next, In I bree &Rind Lots,
IHE PARSON:IGES ,)f North Corry. Gregory
Stake, asd Welt Hatch, Mime shout y Miks from Tatilltoll
The Palfoll3Ee d North Cony enolitta of a large Farm Wade.
with Nimble bans., ftalths, and other buildings, and feveral doles
of Figure and Meadow Land thereto aciloiningi--aod alto the
Tithes of all Corn and Grain, atiling over the Male of the radii ,
il
of Noah Curry. 1
The Forfunege of Gregory Stoke coofills of & fprioes Farm- ,
bode, barn, and other buildings, add about fix Acres of Meadow ,
and Palture Land beloagiog thereto, and the Tidies of all Corn
and Grain, stilling over the whole of the Pad& of Gregory Stoke.
The absidnnage of Wett Hatch oonfifts of the 2 idles of all Coro 1
and Grain. acifing ,ea r the whole of the Fad& of Welt Hatch.
The above premiles are to be held by Leafes rem the Dean anti
Clrtpter of Well+, for three lives of the purchefees nosninadou.
for nvtew ot -the Premifes, apply to Mr john Dare, of Gre-
gory Stoke, and for any further particulars to Meals. ileodeitip,
Meltiar. and ftroderip, Solicitors. Wells. Sonserfet.

Capital ESTATV.S..near CARLISLE, FOR SALE.
(By order of the Malta', in trult, of the late Sir Wilfred Lawton.,
Bart. &ceded) at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Cardiac, on
Tuefday the asth day of AtiguktBo7. Either together or he:,
leparate Lots. ' 1
Lot I, A LL that extenfive, compaa, and etigible-
d• ITythe free Eftate,calkd NEW LAITH's klALL,con-
lifting of a complete la of well-built farm Houfmg, all in goad,
repair, and 328 A. lit. 291). of excellent Arable, Meadow, and
Failure I.and, divided Into (likable Madura, all lying together,
within the defiance of a mile or thereabouts, of the City of Cat-
hie, and adjoining upon the great Turnpike road, leading frpm
' that City to Dallton, now in the occupation of Mr.liteiward ROW-
man, as tenant.
2. A molt ccmapadl and deGrable Freehold Rftate, thine at
Morton Head, within a mile of the Laid City, and Immediately
.adjoining upon the above mentioned Eftate of New Laith's Hall
on one lid_, and the great road leading from Cartille to Wigton
on the other, eonfifting of an excellent new-built Dwelling-hook,
barn. agate and other nut-offices, and tso A. iR. asP of rich
Arable, Meadow, and Failure Ground, divided into fuitable In-,
clofurce, including a thriving plantation of young wood, containing
i 2A. 2K. ad now in the potiefli.,n of Mr. Thomas Snowden, as
tenant. The eh' ve two dimes, as well from their vicinity to
Caddie, as front their beautiful commanding fituatione, are well
worthy the at-entfon of any gentleman of femme wining to par.
chafe an extenfivz property.
The Lands arc ego well carulated tot' being fubdivided into a
variety of (mall Lots for the occteratinn of pet tons reeding in or
near Carlifk, and will be accordingly , fared to Pale in each way.
The Eftate at New Riddle Hattie of Leafehold teutare,under the
Dean and Chapter of (*addle.
Conditions wid be produced at the time of Sate, and further
particulate may in the mean rime be had, on application to Wire.
Graham. Kinderley awl Domville, Lincoln's Imi, Lonelnai ; Mr.
John Norman, the lard S•eward at Brayton floute ; or at the
Office of Mr. Monster. Solicitor, in Carlifle, where plans, and a
rartieular of the different Eftates are lodged. l'herefpcdtive te-
nants-will thew the Premlfee.
I CAPI fAL ' ,R

litS ANDES I'ATIIS IN I.OWOOIt' A fhl
CUMBERLAND.
By Order of the Devifees in :tuft of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawfon,t
Baronet, deceafed.
At the Globe Inn, Cockermouth, Cumberland, on Friday, the
48th day of Auguft t 8437,
(The Sale to b-gin at 7 o'Cloek hi the Evening),
I. A I.L that extenlive and truly valuable and de.
flyable MANOR or united MANORS of Lovrefwater,
Thackthwarte, and Brack; nthwaite, comprlOng within its limits
an extent of nountry of nearly 5-3 Miles in eirconnerence, and
upwards of 73 different cuftomary 'renentents, in which are
lituate, the beautiful and roman': V .le of Lovrefwater, and the
Grand Cafeade. called Scaleforee, and adjoining upon the eaten-
five Lakes, called Crommark and Buttermere Lakes, and the
romantic Vain of Lortot. and Bottermere.
The cuftomary rents are 351. tose per annum. Mott of the
Tenements pay arbitrary fines on change fenant, and alto on
the death of the Lord. All the valuable Timber growing upon
the rialto:nary Eftates belongs to the Lord. The Wafter within
theirlanor .ere extremely large, and abonnd with a van, ty of Game.
ad.—Ali tinge Deanetne LANDS ut the MANOR of LOWItS
WATER. en:lnning of a large parr-I of valuable Grazing Ground,
called the Holm, which with the adjoining Lake or Sheet of Wa-
ter, called Loweferater Lake, contain together 292 Ann or
thereabouts.
3d.—Alfo a camped ESTATE. called RIfIGBANK, near to
the I ake, containing 46A. aR. 33Pcor thembouts of rich Arable
and -Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of blizsheth Witfon,
as Tena..t ; and alto a Dwellit;g llottle„ Garden, and parcel of
Land, called Lord's Acre,now in the poffefliws of Mr. John Hud •
fon. bele Demefric l.ands are utuate in the centre of the Manor,
and from their beautiful commanding htuation in the.Vicinlty of
the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country rendence of any
Gentleman aril his family f-.nd of retirement and rural diverflons.
4th—A Fki•F.Ht)I:U TY l'Hb-FRF.F. ESI'ATt., called
BAR:S.IO,TH, literate it; the finial of Illaferithwaito, in the laid
county of Cumberland, containing, by mnuluration, 6; acres, 3
t roods, z 6 poles. or thereabouts, new it, the peal:Son of Thomas
Yonward, as tenant.
• 0 editions will be produced at the time of file, and further
particulars, in the mean time. may be had on application to
Mints. Graham, Kinderley, and DomviHc, Lincoln's Inn, Lon-
. don ; Mr. John Norman, a Brayton•bnufe. Cumberland, or at
the ofice of Mr. Mounley, folicimr, in Carlin:, where plans, and
a particular of the different eßates. are Intig d
The tepee-tire tenants will mew the pretnifn.

At the hook of Mr. William Loftus, the Turk's Head. la New-
caftle-upon Tyne, on Tlicrfday, the 3oth day of July, 1807,
between the Fours of eleven and twelve in the forenoon, by or
der of the A ilignres of Aubone Surtees, John Surtees. Rowland
Burdon, John Brandling, and John Enabkton, hank rrpts,
L thole FREEHOLD MESSUAGES,
tenetnentc farmholds, hods, and grounds, fituated at-or In
the towns, townfhips an.] villages of High and Low littfletion, in
'the parilb of Hefledon, in the eaunty of Durham, with a valu-
able fprtng of wood in Hilledon Dian, containing together, by
eftimation, i es) acres, or thereabouts. now in the (event poffd-
lions of Mears. +larding, Mara Laa, Maki. Thompfon, Mat-
thew Thornton. Robert Berkeley. and fevers! others.
Alfo all that improveable freehold and tythe-free F Hate, at Little
Aden, with lilackhill, Castor,' Gr .ngc. and Dean Houk., its the
parifh of Eaangton, in the county of Durham., containing together
qoc aues,or thereabouts, now in the poffetion of Metres. Mordey
and M. Ms. No.reaftle.
Alfo,ln Six Lots, all thole Eleven Fields or Chafes of rid 11..-
dow anti Pallure Land, Gtuatcti at Stockton, in the county of
Durham, containing 76 acres, or thereabouts. now in the pad-
Son of Mr. William Hatton and Mr. John Worthy.
Hefielon and Little lidco noes adjoin the Sea, where abun-
dance of Ilmettone and feu ware can be had, at a modcrate cx-
pence, and are capable of great improvement.
Dean Houk and Cot.ford Grange cumprife the north file of the
beautiful dean called Cattle Eden t)ean, with a valuable fpring of
wood thereon. Dean Houle, With aFont yo acres of C,otsford
Grange, islet from year cora:. Little Eden, Blackhlll and the
reit of Cotsford Grange, are let under an improveable leak, nine
years of which wiU be unexpired at-Mayday next. The whole
of 11(11-thn Farms. except Filpoke Farm,are let from year to year.
The re fpedlive tenants, or William Taylor, of Callk liden, will
thew the premifes in the parillies of Eafington and Htiletion; and
the particulars of the his, and a plan of the land at Stock!on,may
be ken by applying, to Mr. John Worthy, who will thew the pre.
mires; and fur particulars as to all the presto:ea, apply to Jofeph
Bainbridge; Solicitor, Newcallie.upon Tyne.
Alfo, at the fame time and place,
AU the Paid Rowland Burdon's life, and contingent intereft in
the rum of has qd bank four per cut. annuities, and in all
other the general refidue of the lit= and /Setts of General
Richard Matthews, deceakti, which he is entitled to, by virtue of
the ktelement made previous to his marriage, with his preterit wife,
babied to the payment (out of the lotcrell) of 3.-.41. to Mrs. Bur-
don, for life.
AU the kid John Surteea' life and contingent intereft in the rum
of 2154 i. Se. five per cent reduced bank annuities, and 2;131. 65.81.
three par cent. reduced bank annuities, which he hit:ridged to by
virtue of the fettlement made previous to his marriage tettlements,
teat wife.
Primed particulars of the refpeeive eatereat of Mr. Borden
and Mr. J. Same., under their refindive marriage fettlemencs.
may be had of William Atkinfoa, Efq No. 36, Chancery-lane,
London ; James Fortier, Efq. banker, Carlifle ; George Riddell,
Efq. Berwick ; Robert Dick, Efts. Coldftrearn i • R. Swachan, Efq.
' writer to the uguet, attliaborglit•ur Joregat Bti.eistidge, Solicitor,
bimetal&

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10 ILRT, iIieRCOMBB IST4TR, TOPXIUGFA
0 CE.Srptfifiljtri, plated 'Deo tine 14104 GLoti.
Corrig Rottpstwu Mites kph Sir_ Market Tenni pi
rucrikpliA.L.,Y, Mkt Mj,lce from tglaQL,
bind ettghttiona
o.444tiktFq4 9F(.41 next.
ALL that e 1 ruble HOUSE, with
Lawn, Gardtna, roar Orchards, capacious tiled Barns, M.,
.trellent Stables for melee tiorfcs, aorl all other acerunmodatioa,
ladtable for therefideuesof a Gentleman's fatuity, with led/toes
of 4114 in a Ring Fence (escluftve of Woods, Plantatioss and
unprofitable Grated) E 3 Acres Psafbisre, 63 Arable. Tithe Frei,
Land Tax redeemed, between so and 6o Acts.% is Water Meadow.
with an.eady defceot, fo that the Land onickly becomes dry and
found. The Houk is entated in a beautiful Yale, a little above
which 4. a (toe Down, al:unman:lire a ,profpedi of the Severn
the adjoining Coated'', the Lilac and adjaient ,Country• n4a
with Game, and a Pack of Per is kept to the ncighboartmod.
.Litne Kiln on the Litate, where A ante .of the brit qua-
lity may he putchafed at a reafonable price, affe.festen Rights an
that excellent Land near the Severn tPrdragev; each Rigkt feed,.
two Oxen from the 14th of May to the Alt .9f November, and het
Sheep. Mom the eR of November to the fit of ;March. 4. Leafy.
may be had of the above if required. Mr jareett,Gerflorxr,near
the Swan .Public Hoak TockingtonoeillitteVi.rhe Plate.
Fur furtheepartieul irsetiquire of thn,P or. Mr
At Mr. M-Harris, fleet ton „near [Bath. sfron 'prin.
cipais will meet with inarkediate attention.
.A fatal! part. of the Ellatels knowo,i4e etrlalet,ekh veina
of Lead Ore, which may prove vas lueratift if vararkeft. • ,
DR. FRgEMAN'S GUT l'A SAI II I ARTS .
•T`HE value uf this Infalhble Medicine has heft% lei
long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear ai
icomPetbion
,with in all the different Rages of a certant °Cease;
• which it dile:Wally cures and eradicates Math iba lialdt.saiitbout
, erxiting the painful feelings And expesfure that.aatesn4s Plotkin,
,without debilitating the cuoititution in ably degrle, or Stec re.
. (paring routine/now from Naar:ea, or reftridltok Indio. The
radical virtues of thereioeitionbleDropsltavepr4lited,cttir elafut
to public approbation for more titan thirty yearn In alit sc de.
Nifty of liath limes, they prove a never faillng 'alterative, *Lt.
clam the debility Is produced by too free ate of Mercury, ,ilii it
!pkafures, cr the effeiti Dia warm (Ululate to travellers. and !Oak
going abroad. They caning be recommended too ileprigly to
thole who will receive a fafe, fpeedy.and complete cure in all old
Rubborn Gleett,•and every weakurfa that affedis the bladder and
I organs of urine. By its efficacy many. women have become too-
t thcrs. who for years had been deprived of that hsppinefs
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's. 1443. 4, CheaFfide, con.
ner of Paternoittr-row, and retail by Selma, Porefrnouth;Wefion.
Putties; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck. Hull; Calweß,Dob-
lin; Macdonald, Glafgosv ; Smith and Manduton, Fdiaburghl
, and by molt country medicine wade:min bottles, at.25.,9d. each,
with ample direetions.
PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. ; • --•-•
1 'HE advantage the public mull always derive
from regularly educated profeffiunal men dire:ling altnefda.
elnfively their Rudies to one tpecies of malady, was never more
clearly dernonarated than by the unexampled fueeef. which has
attended the adminiaration of their new remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feels:sof years, Merin
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's feretee,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of theft ih.
veltipsdon, and ate happy in having difiovered a Medicine lope.
riot to mercuri In the core of that complaint-nit ie fufficient to
-brave that the effects of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
there of mercury,for though it complete:it/sera:Beate% every vettige
of the virus, in its twit confirmed Rages, yet it does nit in Rae
leaft injure the contlitution—on the contrary, it renovates the tyr.
tem in all its natural fundtions, promotes appetite, and facilitates
dizeftion—ekus initead of ryducieg p tirtmg and vigorous condilas
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pee-
l:Ames that conftitution in its primitive Rate, .but rettores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour.
Nuenherkfs inftances are on recent recur-44f the fuperior efficacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues gang as a p&.
?steal corrective to , bodily debility, whether prodeidlng from
an exeefs of conjugal or • illicit Osmium, or froni the more
intitlnoul, though not hi. deft. naive inaoleeucc of ineau.
tious youth of both feses in a certain pernicious habit Amid&
the melancholy variety of difordcrs which are the Mnfequenee of
this foht a ry vice, there are none more afilidting than that diltreffing
Rate ot debility and deficiency. which prevents orimbitters them*
trimordal Rate ; the unhappy fufferer broods over his neiefortyee,
afharned to feels relict, until hen reduced to fueh a (Late of wok.,
oefs as to render life opprcifive. 'Co fuch perfons it muff beanie-
tiding refccUnn, to know that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treat m. rot, be rettored to that greatellled all human War.
lags, e ftrong. manly. and vigorous contlitution.
In all calve of debility. deficiency, from whatever eanfearifing.
as well as in every (pecks cf erected infeeiioti, Mcrfrs Currie and
Co. nay be confulted by p itients of either (Cr, with the great&
remedy and honour, at their houfe, No, 107. hiattun Garden.
Letters from the Country (port paid) inctiodied a bank note.
wiil have the neeeffary, walk:4lK and advice fest to aov part of the
Kingdom. No. lob Hatton Garden.

Ix 7 HEN Profeffional Men of Education krd- Re•
w e (pot:Ability deviate from the general Syftam by the Media*
of a particular branch. the (andiron of hog continued fuccedes, it
the belt criterion ..,f Inferiority. '
Thirteen years have I devoted my praellee to the ezebillve treat-
ment of Three Offenders, and the fuccidiful Mak alai plaasiver
me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as 1 ant,able, tic rani" d
i iliac Complaints which are the molt tovortato to tito emetogoo
of Human lufirmbles.
After initiation lino every Braneb, as an Army. Surreal I
formed a wWa at an early period of peadtiee to relies individuals
, from the Ignorance of unedueared men, or the equally dangerous
'precipitancy of gouerai kractitiourra.
I. I he Three Diferders, ta the cure of which Thave devoted law
attentlonacomprife every fpecies or VENFREAL INFECTION,
whether of a recent or lung duration . sdlyi Atkin& of debility,
whether acting from the habits of reboot boys. or the indulgences
of mature age : and, laitly. that derangement of the Ott= in wis•
men which Is called BA RitENNESS, or S I'BRILITY.
Numerous DifcafeA arc the result of ignoraace, ar hate in the
treerneat of & fimple Gonorrhoea . and it not unfrequendy bar
pens that the loads of Life are pamed by the todifereticul of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperinr method fuck Complaints arc eaGly
cruel; and, evenwbere other. have failed, I truft that I q ay pre-
furor tonifer s radical re-ellablidiment

. _
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dithers In this dif.
order, compared with the calamitous Braaten°, of men, who, (row
an indulgence in a, folitary vice, of the trey/lent gaieties of a
faihimiaule life, acquire that Rate of debility which Is the ma-
voiubk confequetice of fah pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy buffeter broods over his mifay, but WC
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be lane capitation for bum
to know, that although it be an ohjeft of doubt or uneeitenty
with other praditiorien, the removal iirthefe deficiencies by t
gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acqttirenicnt of my expert
ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have beguei to redact manly
,vigour. tench anxiety will he prevented by an early countaaalsa
of this languid hate; and in thee cafe, no great difficulty will occur.
But where this deficiency has fur years twilled, a proper perk.
yerance Is indifpenfably requiGte to revive the dumberingfparks
of life, and to re-animate the conftitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have tong been difsppoimal
their espatations of a family, may be affured,,tisat in molt W
Eames, fuch deka' are curable by !viatica'
The Racer which•is fo Kendal to ray undertaking, and tit
qralifieations which l.bave prefumed to Bate, form der Pa of
my pretenfions, and in coincidence with loch this intimatio i►
given, that Mr. bree may be tonfuhcd perionally, or by Lettaa
(inalarlag a (mall Mac), at his honk., No. up, Aruodel-Vede
Strand. near Temple-Bar.
Ifj• There Is at, additional Entrance In Water. Brea adjalatr
and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN UM
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.

A CAUTIONSOMC &KM'S, who falfely strut thentlifts
be M rata es & or TMt ROYAL Cor.c.roa, bowleg for ferteral mac*
pa& copiqd my Advatifernents almoft word Or word, andjuirrtra
them as their own produdlinni, it Is my dot, to mention,'
thofe Perforce ore aw Members of any C.eillege in Lpaaon. la-
burgh, or climb= ; nor have they any right to proeti Parrs,
In London.

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