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London, England, 1801-01-07 00:00:00

CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIMEER TREES.

• TO BE SOLD BY ALICTIO7I,
At the Calm [Jon Inn, In Honiton, in the County of Devon,
un 'eueklay thus*: day of January, 18x1, at three o'clock
in the Afternoon, In fundry Lots, by Orderdu the High
C.,tat of Chancery,

•.
ONE Thoufand Eight Hundred and Twelve
rtso.cling fine large OAK, ASH, ELM, and LIME
TIMBER. TREES, the principal part Oak and Alb, of ve-f
litre dimanfions, with their Lops, Tops, and Birk, as they
fland num:fully marked on the Eftates of J. T.ll. Mao.-
MOOD, Mg. in the Partakes of Colytgn, Widworthy, South-
high, and tiprmery. in the County of Devon; Stockland, in
Dorfcithire; and PittninfLr, in Soincrlctib're, within etfy
affiances of•the towns of Actninficr, Honiton, Chir4 and
Tauntno. The largeft Timber is not more Walton% 5 to 13
2144 diaam from Lyme and Seaton, ardaere it may be sip-
ped-

Printed Accounta of the Lott. defcripti7t of their Gtaations,
may he had of Mr. Thomas White, of /Weave and Sutton;
ale at the place of Sale t the Tenants of the refpedive Etlates
will how the Masher ; and Partinalani may ha had oa appli-
cation to Mr. Warm, liolidoor, New. 100. Loroloa i Sr to
kr. 800..11 LanUtirveror, 'Assign Rer.

Haifa Minion of Money Sterling in prizes.
Part of the Capitals will be dcternuried as under t
FiritDrawn Ticket 13th Day 4.10,0 co•
Ditto apth Day 10,000
Ditto 33d Day 30400 •
Ditto 40th Day IPOO
The Prises of this Lottery will be paid at the nfual time In
full fterling money, without any difcount or &Amnion.
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are
felliog at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in
fingLoad, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prises palaces detuand.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket £.17 0 0
Half 8 is 0 Eighth 2 4 6
Quarter 4 8 o Sltteenth t 1 6

•„ • Pcrfons in the country may be fupplied with Ticitets or
Shares the fame as if prefent, by fending Poit Office Orders,'
good Bills, Cab, or Bank-note, to any Licenfed Lottery Office.

WHEN Profellional Men of education and re•
fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe
ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetiun of long continued
(weds is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Eight yaws have I devoted my pradice to the exclulive treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS; and the fuccefaful rcfult of
my plan gives roc additional ardour to tappable as far as I am
able the ravages of thofc complaints which are the molt import-
ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an early period of Prad lee to rcfcue individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Praditioaers.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long donnas—idly.
An kinds of DEBILITY, whether aching from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulicenec of mature age, end laftly that de-
rangement of the (yam in Women which is called BARREN
NESS or sTERILITY.
Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or halite in the
treatment of a fins* Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are poifontal by the indiferet ion of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperiur method fuch complaints are
curtly cured, and even when: others have faHAI, I troll that I
may prefurne to •Eer a radical re-eltahliOnntnt.
Few however we the cafe4 of complicated diltrefs In this
diforder compared with the calamitous litisi:ions of Men, who
front indulgence ins SOLITA It VICE., or the prevaleut Gaie-
ties of a faflionable Life, acquire that nate or I): hiiity which
is the unavoidable confequenre of fuel pernicious bights.
When the unhappy futicarr broods ow, his toifery, tor care.
fully conceal* his misfortune, it may be franc confutation fur
him to knew, that althvuFi. It be an object of doubt or saucer-
tainty with other Practitiattera, the removal e 1 INA
ENCI ES by the gradual prose, fs of Renovation Is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the Ft ..t of Bacchus or Venus have
bqun to reduce manly vigour, moat anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteractian of this languid Rates and in theft
cafes no great diEculties will occur.
Bat where this Deficiency hector rats =Med. a pmper Per
kwerunce is indifpenfihly requifitem revive the flumbrlng IparSe
of Life, and to re-animate the Conflaution.
MARRIED WOMEN. Von have long been difapr'rned
in their espedations of a Family, may be afforest, that in mutt
Inflames loch dee.% are curable is:. M. Jical SUL
111. e SECRECY which is In i Ent: il to my undertaking, and
the qualification which I have pies-fumed to !fate, Corns the
BA. duly Pretessfions, and to to:ncklents with fuch this iati-
nsatiort is given, that Mr. may be confultad pefonally
(or by letters todofing a (mall note) at his bode, No. 29, Mose
det-ftreet. strand, near Temple/4%r.
?here is an additional &:sce In Water-true adjoining
Sad the manse is ae Mt b th
N.sll~fesbs tat gibe loyal College of surgeon&

" No book by the bard of a maittr has hitherto appeared to
fitepar,, in the fame (pecks of excellence, the Letters of Chetterf
field : and to fuperfede all necclfity for their ufe in educatiou.
It has therefore been for many years, the earncit defire of pa-
rents, teachers, the well-nithen of youth in general, and the
friends to the memory of Cheiterfield, to fee thefe Letters pu-
' rifled from all that (caned to hint dilrefped for virtue, or fa-
vour fur ricer—Phis Nit is at lad executed by Dr. Gregory
with ingular Judgment and talk. The talk was a humble one
for a man of his diftinetion in literature to undertake,but it was
rewarded by the eonfcioufnefs of ukfulnefs and virtue. Thole
parents and teacher, will be greatly deficient in their duty, who
fall to recommend this book to the perufal of the young perfoos
whore education they direet." Ifylery of Lit: ratter:.
Unfortunately the valuable Epiftles of Lord Chefterfield
to his Son are dehafed and tendered unht for general tife by the
air of libertinifm and immorality which too frequently pervades
them. A fektßion therefore, from the general inafs,that fup-
prefres the more exceptionable parts, and exhibits the gold ex-
tricated and reined from its alloy, melt be an acceptable pre-
fent to the Public; and we have no hefitation in laying, that
furl a prefent is now offered by the labours of Dr. Gregory.
The Doftor bat stied the pruning knife to great advantage;
and there are few pattages in the perfent volume that can be re-
garded as oteeptionable by :my fed." Critical Rerirw.
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by 8.1 abort, at the juvenile stud School Library, No. as 7,
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14. B. That Parents and Teachers may be able :o Wiped
this Book in the bops of all refpedtable Bookfellers, the pub-
hiller hereby eftgages,with the trade to exchange at any time
new and pealed copies of it for any other book of his publica-
tion.