Star.
London, England, 1807-07-03 00:00:00

MARL ED.
On Wednefday lait, It Harwich, by forcial the Rev.
kerhert Mardi, Margaret Piofeffor of Divinity, and Fellow of
Et. John's College, in the Univerfity of Cambridge,, to Mils Ma-
rianne Emilie Charlotte Laearriere, daughter of t= tate John
Laearriere, Efq. Merchant at Leitikig.

SALES BY AuctroN
TO BE SOLD IIY PUBLIC ROUP,
(If not presioufly difpofed of by Private Bargain),
Within the Royal Exchange Coff4e houfe, it Edinburgh,
On Wednefday, Auguß 5, 1807, a. two o'clock in the afternoon,
rWENTY Original Shares of S I'OCK in the
.11. FORTH and CLYDE NAVIGATION, valued In the Books
at 5131. Sterling per Share.—Apply to William Anderfotr, Carru
bees Clofe, Edinburgh.

GENUINE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC-
TURES, ANTIQUE MARBLES, &e.
1V R. ROBINS very reipeEtfolly informs the Nobi-
-INA lity, Gentry, and Lovers of the Fine Atis in particular,that
in the courte of a few days he will have the honour to fiebrait ta
them, by Audion, at Mr. Has mote• Rooms, in Concluit.ftred,
a Ornuine and highly valuable COLLECTION of PIC TURES,
the Property of s Gentleman, brought from his Seat in Hertford-
shire, where they have remained for a Century pat.
The refined Colledtor will rarely meet with fuch an Opporttmity
to enrich his Colledion with Works of excellence, as they will be
found of the very firft CU!. in the Art, a 'Virgin, Child, and St.
John • a Del Sarto, prefunted the fineit ever offered to the public g
THE' HOLY FAMILY, a rich and beautiful compoedon,
pens; a Sleeping Venus with a Satyr, and Cupid, a truly capital
Pidure. Guido; a Virgin Child, and St. John, Raphael; St Je-
rome In a Landfeape, Titian, in his belt manner; a Satyr's Family
by N. Pouffin; three Landfcapes by G.Pouffin, Ste. ace.
At the fame time will be fold, a (mall Colledion of Antique
Marbles—Notice will (hardy be given of the time of Viewing
and Sale-n-Catalogues are preparing.
Warwick-Brut, Golden.fquare.—June t 6, 1807.

EFFECTS, FONTHILL-HOUSE, WILTS.
MESSRS. FOXHALL and Co. refpeCfufly ac-
quaint the Nobility and Public, that in the month of
Auguft next, will be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Premifes, the
whole of the MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE of this elegant
MANSION, confining of French Marks of uncommon dimen-
eons and fupertor quality, fuperb Cabinets, Bookeafes, Chairs,
Sofas, Carpets, Bedding, tee. etc. All the modern Statuary,
marble Chimney Pieces; Mahogany Doers of the fineft wood and
veorkutatifhip. antique and modern Statues, the Organ in the Great
Hall, valuable Mures of modern and ancient Mantra, beamiful
Drawings, fine China and Japan.
The w1:ole farming the mat refined Affemblagc ever brought
before the Public.
Due notice will be given of the daysolSak, and may be viewed
twenty days previous to it. Catalogues will be ready for delivery
osi or before'the zotb of July.
- In the month of September, will be fold the valuable Materials
of thb Manflon Hone.
Old Cavendill-ftreet, June 19; tßoy.

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A MOST DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE COUNTRY RE.
SIDE.WCE, PARK, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD
. FARMS, IN WILTSHIRE.
For Sale by Auetion. by Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Lamb Inn, in Bath, on Werinefday the tsth of July, 13c7,
ea,twelve o'clock.
'THAT Singularly BEAUTIFUL VILL A,
well known as BARTHAM PARK HCfUSE, the late re -
Mince of Lady James, now deceafed, a recent erection. combin-
ing all the elegance of defign, with every do medic convenience.
A highly finilbed entranee hall, an anti .room, 116 feet by 19;-
drawing. room, by 24, (including the bow) and breakfalt-room,
17 by LS, all of proportionate elevation ; forming a fuite of apart-
ments uniting the molt perfed fymmetry 'with the molt fimple etc.
fiance.--A dining parlour, 3o by tn ; a library, the fame fize as
the drawing-room, and in the fame fuperior style; (even fleeping-
rooms, drefilarrooms, and fervants apartments, an improved
water elder, convenient domeftic offices of every dekription.—
Double and finale coach-Mures, nailed [tables for la kinks, with
gganaries and bed-rooms, over dairy and other out-buildings.—
Three large gardens walled in, and Rocked with choice fruit trees,
a furrounGing park of 73 acres,enclofed by a (tone knee,partly bor-
dered by a growing thrubbery, and ornamented with timber-trees
of the mottluzuriant growth.—The fituation is peculiarly health-
ful and pleafant on a gentle elevation, half a mile from the London
and Bath Turnpike road, commanding molt delightfully diverft-
fied views of a rich and fertile country. ISsrtham is only nine
miles eaft of Bath, four miles weft of Chippcnham, and one mile
north of Corkam.
Alk, a very clearable farm of 270 acres, caned Hartham Park
Farm adjoining, (and if thought more eligible will be fold *ith the
above) in the occupation of Mr. John Edwards, with a (mall
pleafint faun of 37k acres of arable. palluee, and wood 'lands,'
and Inhabit dwelUt g houfe, is the occupation of Henry Pudmore,
Efq and a detached farm of St acres, called Stowell's. There
are leveret quarries of good building (tone on the preadfa, all
fituateJ in the' Padilla of Corthans and Bisidefdon, the greater
part free of great tithes.
N. B. The Purchafer may be accommodated with an immediate
poifclbon of the malaria, park, and woodlands, and with the truly
neat and appropriate furniture and fixtures at a fair valuation,
which othervrife will be fold by analog. There is no leak on any
of the farms.
For viewing, apply to Mr Edward', aforefaid, at Hartham Park
Farm. Of whom may be had printed particulars; as alto at the
neighbouring inns ; Lamb Inn, Bath ; and Auftioneer's, Devizes ;
where a plan of the eftate may be ken. For fur thei particulars,
apply to Mr. Orme, Bunny Park, Nottinghamnsire.

•
THE HOLT FARM.
A Valuable FREEHOWELWYN, LD and COPYHOL.
D ESTATE, near
HERTS
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Sucerffors to Mr. SISITH),
At Castaway's, on Thurfday the 16th Inftant, at Is o'clock,
A Very deferable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
LA FARM, containing 260 Acres of Arable, Pafture, Mel
dow, and Vt'ood Land, in good cultivation, in the occupation of
Mi. James Ridman, tenant at will, with a fubftandal new built
meek Refidence, (likable for a Gentleman's Family, Pleafure and
Ritchen Gardens, Gravel Walks and Shrubbery, Coach-bode,
Stalling, and excalent Offices, Farm-boufe, Farm and Rick Yards,
Barns. Cart-Hork, Stabling, Cow•houfe, and numerous Out•
hui)dings
The fituation is Weil and beantiftil, near the Hoa, in the par&
of Paul's, Waldon, a fine (porting part of the eotmty, abounding.
wish Game, and in the neighbourhood of the Hounds; kven
miles from Hitelatn, fix from Welwyn, to from Hatfield, nine
from St. Alban's, and about 3o miles from London.
The Land Tax is redeemed, and will be included in the pay•
chafe.—To be viewed, with kave of the tenant, and Particulars
had ten days previous to the fate; at the White Hart, Welwyn ,
Green Man, rarnet; White Hart, St. Alban's; Salifbury Anna
Hatfield; the Inns at Hitchin and Dunflable : of Meffrs. jaws
and Green, Salifbury-fquare; at Garraway's ; and of Mars. Hog.
gart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-ftreet.
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VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, near WRO.
THAM—KE
By Meffrs.HOGGART and PHILLIPS, '
(Suceeflurk to Mr. Ss rub •
At Oarraway's. on Thurfday the t6th Inflant, at T 2, (tinkle an
acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contradt),
A MOST datable FREEHOLD LSTATE,
11 called JENKIN SMITH FARMS, s 3 miles from London,
and u from Maidftone, bounded by both fides of the Road from
Niro:alum to Standead, containing 380 Acres of excellent Arable,
meadow, pafture, Orchard and WoOd Land, in high euhivation,
With a parer-Houfe, three Barns, Stabling for 14 honks, Cow and
&adding Houfes; Granary Hop, Or.tt. Waggon and Cattle Lod.•
ger, Farth.yard and outbuilding', in excellent repair.
The. Farm Is in the occupation of. Mr. johnfon, whore term
ctpires the teth of Odtober twit; and offers a very definable pro.
p3rsy for a Gentleman fund ofAgritultural purfuks or the !ports of
the field, in a beautiful fertile part of the county, abounding with
game, and furrounded by fine roads.
To he viewed, with leave of the tenant, and Particular' had
to 445 Previous to the fair; at the Bull, Wrotham • Bell, Maid-
it,oo4,; Bear• Town Mailing; &di; Rocttriter; Buf, Dartfond;
1 agar s Heaq, Footferay,t of Mr. T. Bentham, Mansie ; at
eagraway'r; m 4.0. Mclitiliog&art and Pbellips, No. 62, Old

Broad itrse.t.

SALES BY ACTION.

The GROVE COTTAGE, DORKING,
A LtASEHOLD MEADOW and ORCHARD YAM owl
fevers! COTTAGES—SURREY. • • *
By Mee,. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succefors to Mr. Satyrs),
At Garraway's,on Thurfday the 16th Infant, at Twelve o'clock,
Coble& an acceptable offer lhould in the mean time be made by
Private Contradt), by Order of the ReUnary Legatees,
'f `HAT elegantlV Thatched and univetfAlly ad-
-- mired COTTAGE, called the GROVE, the relidence and
propel ty of the late Jon N BOCKLTT, Efq. deceafed, in miniature
a perfect Italian Villa. poffeffing the fupertor advantages of Land.
(cape, Scenery, beautiful Box Groves, and fhady Eves green Walks,
at the font of which meandres the River Mote, a centiant (Medi
of beauty and utility. with Box Hill on the immediate 'oppolte
fide of, always admired by the Traveller in that part of the coun-
try, the Garden of Surrey. The Cottage poffeffeS every accom-
modation for a Family, with double Coach.houfes, Stabling tor Ex
bodes, Pleafure and Kitchen Gardens, Line SprtngWater, and Six
Acres of rich Meadow Land. Alfo an ornamental Cottage ad-
joining, in the occupation of Dr. Frafer,tenant at will, and a very
&Arable Farm atWeft Humble, in the parifh of Mickleham, and
only a quarter of a mile front the Grove. It contains about 31
Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Orchard Land, with two
Bina, Cottages, Gardens, and Outbuildings.
The Purchafer will be accommodated with early poitefflon.
obe viewed 14 days preceding the Pale, with tkkcts only,
between the hours of ten and three (Saturdays and &min,s ex-
cepted) which, with printed Particulars, may be then had of
&Mfrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6s, Old Broad•ftreet. Parti.
Wars May affit be had at the principal Inns, at Dorking, Lather.
beadjityegate, and Epfom ;at Garraway's. nil of Mars. Webiter
and Sab, Solicitor, Queen tinge, Cheapflda.

EAST WOODHAY, HANTS, NEAR NEWBERY.
By Mars HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Suceeffors to Mr. SMITH),
At Garrawiy's, on Thuriday, the 16th lußaat, at to o'clock,
AOOPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal in value
to Freehold, the fine fmall, and certain, fituate in a moft de-
lightful part of the County of Hants, within four miles of New-
bery, and so from London, oonvenient alio for the Bath Road.
The eftate comprifes a brick built dwelling hour; fituate on a fine
eminence, and contains four handfotne rooms on each Boor, with
fuiuble offices, together with so acres of ancommen rich
meadow
land, in a ring fence, ornamented with fine thriving ailcattered
oak trees, completely in the ftyle of a park, through which runs a
fmall rivulet, eafily to be Improved for ufe and ornament. The
oui buildings on the eltate are detached, and well arranged for the
accommodation of a Gentleman of agricultural parfaits, for 'which
the property is well calculated.
May be viewed, and particulars bad ten days previoas to the
Sale, at the George and Pelican, Newbery ; White Hart. Rea-
ding ; Sun, Maidenhead; White Hart, Bath ; at Garraway's ; and
of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broadßreet, near the Royal
Exchaut,e.

CHEERFUL VILLA, and Two Defirable COTTAGE RESI-
DENCES and LAND near HAMPTON COURT.
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Suceeffors to Mr. Saarra),
At Garraway's,on Friday the 54th int. at 12 o'clock, in three Lots,
By order of the Afignees of Mr. Robert Bent,
A SELECTCOPYHOLD,andfmaII part FfiEE.
HOLD ESTATE, 16 miles from Hyde Park, four from
ILlrsgtion, and two from Hampton Court, at Moulley, in the
Mum), of Surrey. The Houk contains airy bed chambers, a
lofty handfome dining room, 3o feet by as, a drawing room, 28
by t to, morning room,gentleman's parlour, hall, numetons clofets,
and water clofet ; attached and detached offices of every defcrip•
tion, fupplied with excellent water ; ftanding for four carriages,
'tabling for (even horfes, handfome lawn, beautiful plcafure and
Bower gardens, ihriibbery walks, and a feletftion of prime fruit
trees ; extenfive kitchen garden, orchard, pinery, peach houfe,
grapery, and green houfe ; handfome approach, and fcreen of too-
rifting throbs and foreft trees in full perfeetion - with a Leak-
hold Paddock of 46 acres in front, forming altogether a molt de•
firable property for a large genteel family. Alfo a compadt orna-
mental Cottage adjoining, with a paddock and &rubbery, and ano-
ther genteel Cottage, at an eafy diftance, with a garden, and rich
meadow.
Nfay be viewed by applying to John Rolls, gardener, on the pre-
miles, fix days previous to the Sale, with tickets only, which, with
particulars, may then be had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z,
Old Broad llrect, near the Royal Exchange; particulars alto at
the Toy, Hampton Court ; Griffin and Son, Kingfton ; White
Lion, Cobham; White Hart. Guildford; Red Lion, Hounllow ;
at Garraway's ; and of Mars. Leigh and Mafon, Solicitors,
Bridge-firm, Blackfriars.

HORSHAM PLACE, near ESHER and WAL FON, SURREY.
By Wks. HOGGART and PHILIPS,
(Succetfors to Mr. SMITH),
At Garraway's, on Friday, the 24th Intlant, at twelve o'clock,
A-VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a
A- beautiful part of the County of Surrey, called HORSHAM,
hate, two miles from Ether and Walton, fix from Kingfton,
three and a half from Ditton, three. from Cobham, two and a half
from Oatlands, and 18 from London ; eonfilling of 67 acres or
land, so acres of which are rich meadow, on the bank of the riveg
Mole, with a valuable right of fiaery, a fubßantial brick dwelling
houfe, erected within a few years, large walled garden, farm yard,
barns, !tabling, granary, and outbuildings; the land taxis redeem-
ed. The purchafer may be accommodated with early poffellion,
and Is to take the growing crops, farming !lock, and utentils, at a
fair valuation.
To he viewed by applying to Mr. Fielder, on the premifes, and
particular.; had ten days previous to the fale—at the Cattle, Sun -
bury; White Lion, Cobham; Duke's Head, Walton ; Ship, Wey-
bridge ; Griffin, Kingfton; Bear, Ether: Red Lion, Hampton;
Barley Mow, Hortharn ; or Mr. B. Follett. No a, Paper build-
: ings, Temple; and of Mcflis. lioggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old
Broad arm&

RESIDENCE and EXTENSIVE PLEASURE GROUNDS and
GARDENS, UPPER. CHARLTON;near BLACKHEATH.
By Meffrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Sateen-ors to Mr. St Ann),
At Garragay's, on Friday the 24th July, at twelve o'clock,
VERY defirable and valuable LEASEHOLD
A. RESIDENCE. in a moft refpeetable Neighbourhood, and
beakhy Oudot* at Upper Charlton, contiguous to Blackheath,
the Rcildence and Property of Captain SAMSON, commandinx an
uninterrupted Profpeet of the Conoties of Effez and Hens, with
the riser Thames immediately at the foot of the rich Meadows in
front of the Houfe, which contains every Accommodation for a
Large Family t the Rooms are of good proportions. and the offices
complete. The Land contains about one acreand a half, difpofed
Into Pleafure grounds, Lawn, and produdive Gardens, fully
eroppedand planted, and well fupplicd with fine Water, a Green.
Mule and Fruit Walls. The NAM is held for a long Term at a
low Ground Rent.
To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may
Ibe had fix days previous to the Sale, of Meffn. Hoggatt and
'Phillips, No. 6z, Broad greet, koyal Pankulars alto
j at Conaway's.

FREEHOLD FARM, called TURK'S PI.ACE,
la the Weald of Kent—Land Tax redeemed,
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Sueceffors to Mr. SMITS),
At Oarraway's, at twelve o'clock,on Thurfday,Augull 6, without
referee, by order of the Executorsof Mr.Thoinss Barnet Cotton,
deceafed,
A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, lying
witty a ring fence, on the border of a Turnpike Roiti,
at Hantley—one mile and a half from Cranbrook, four miles (corn
Gaudhurit, 16 front Battle and Maidflone„ three from Hawk-
' burn, and (even from Lambethutft, in the County of Kent ; coo •
taming upwards of 90 acres of arable. pa(ture. wood, and bstp land,
with s font toile, hop net, garden, barn, and outbuildings. The
wood land, containing 35 sets, is In hand, an l the retnainder let
on kale to Mr. joreph Dabell, for about eight years unexpired.
' To be viewed with leave`af the tenant, ana reeticulars had ten
days previous to the Gale- at the Ball, Cranbronk Bell, Maid-
Rope; liull,yrotham ; Tgger's *lead, Foot's Cray; CrowgiTuo-
brhige ; George, Farnborough; of 'Mr. 3dl p, Stiiicitoi. (Ward*s
inn; at. Garraveirs ; and of Mars Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6n,
t• Old &gad Brett, ilscre a plan of the eitate may be ken.

A Capital MANSION, with LAND, lharlington-bne, on the I
Banieof the Thames, Chifwich
TO BE SOLD BY PRIV ATE CONTRACT,
By Mars HOGOART and PHILLIPS,
A Valuable grittirisOlit.EVFAlrE,Crtmpriling
MORETON HALL, forming a fubltandal well timbered
and leaded Brick built Structure; adjoining the Duke of Devaa-
iblre's, Burlington 4aoe, Chg./let, within five Miles of Hyde Park
corner, the refidenee and property of ROBERT STE.EVENSON,
Efq. The Mailion contains 13 bed chainbers, with drelflpg moms
and clofets. an elegant drawing room as feet by 22. and 16 feet
high, rich cooly apiary, and valuable Rattiaty chimney piece,
diningparloar 33 feet by ay; efamßY chapel paved With marble;
and lined with polithed vrainecot ; diawlng rtiont,library, gentle-
man's drelling room, alcove, bobfeltetitet'a rciotai,
_ncble entrance
ball, oak. Rah. cafe and gallery 30 feet fquatesprercniing on each ,
fide full length hittoriml pakitingt, eiecuted by the mild L:boll of
eminent arias, with attached and detached offices of every
fairies.; doable coach Mules and Ititiling foi 14 bora,' t'three
ipacious kitchen garden', with inteinal and external frill; walls ;
a eonfervatity 1 3so 'feet in extent ; hothOufes ; Mammy, loiter I
Wens, *dock, detached farm yard, cow hank mind ant' • Ili:
dins', aind two deli paddoets in &ant of theiiofor,4lopt
abused'''r about twenty "lefts: The Land Tex 4 mdeento4,
the Putchafer may have early potfeilen. " 7 - •
May he viewed yeah dans Only; Which, with iartheTte..
tars, ow% be hal b( Moos, Hotsirt Bard 14(941m0n,
Rotaltifbangt•

_ 01.14 EEmiors GUTTA SALL i',".llS. •
THE value of this Infallible hledicire has been fo
.
long 9ro‘ed. that nothing of the prefent day eau 1.. it a
conipetitlon with it foal' the different Rages of a certain Di"ea.:,
which it effeetually cures and eradicates from the habit. without
exciting the painful feelings and expothre that attends Librarian,
without debilitating the eoullitution in any degree, or cv,m re,
quiring confinement from bognefs, or mark:Non in diet. The
radical virtues of tittle inellimabie Drops hive proved thck claim
to public approbation for more than thirty years. In iiN tie tie.
NMI of both fexes, they prove a never failing reftorative, whe.
Cher the debility is produced by ton free tire of Mercury, triter
plearures, cr the effedis of a warm climate to travellers, sod thole
going abroad. They cannot be recommended too iirongly ii)
thole who will receive a fare, fpredy,and complete cure in an ili!
1 ftubborn Gteett, and every vreahnefs that affeets the bladder atoi
i organs of urioc. By its elLarcy Many women hatte become too-
ltbers, who for years had been depritred of that happinefs.
Sold wholsfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chtapfide,cor.
ner of Patemoiter-row, and retail byßelam, Portfmouth;Weitt ii,
Portfra ; Wills mid Roger*, Plymouth; Peek, Hug; Calwcll, loo!.
lin; Macdonald, Gbfkow; Smith and Mandertmi. Edinboro;
and by moil country medicine venders, in Deities, at is. 9d. cad;
.', with ample dire dims.

For the GOU 'RH IiUMATISMS, CCIgF4VI TICINS Per.
The Rev. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRI 11C ; of ALTE,R,(:
TIVE POWDER.
THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stnderi
he Phyk, at Glafgow, is induced to offer to the Politic ;.1`
efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Di'eVe:,
deemed incurable. It has been extenfively ufed in Ireland fct lc.
veral years, and its falutary effeas are produced in a fate and cog
manner, with very little kafible operation..--By mixing with the
blood. and juices, it applies Well to the feat of the diforder *bid.
it will remove by flow degrees; from its alterative and healing
qualities. In Confuniptions it will.gencrally fucceed in the two
ftages, and often even in the laft. In the Scrophula, or Evil,
if uted early, the cure will be fpeedy, and the ulcerated gland,
will heal; and it hu been known to refeue the Patient ercn
aftermortal fymptoms had appeared. But Perfons affiidted with
Gout, Rheumatifius, Cancers, and with Bilious and Nervous dd-
cafes, would do well to' penile " the Philorophy of Phyfic,"
written by the Inventor (to be had at Symondes, Paternoftcr.
row, or of the Venders of this Medicine.) in which its extraor-
dinary efficacy will be (hewn in various inftsices. This Powder
does not contain any ingredient unfriendly to the human conftitu-
tion ; aod, inftead of weakening, its tendency is to invigorate, and
to improve the general health. It occafions no danger from cold,
and requires r.either confinement nor change of diet.
Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Warehoufe for Dr.
amen s Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Lot.don ; in
Pv.kets, price 4s. 6d. each, containing thirty two doles. Obferve
that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 451 St. Paul's; arc engraved
In the Sounpo.

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.
THE advantage the public moat always derive
from regularly educated profeffional m.n direding Anion ei-
dufively their Rodin to ore fpecies of malady, was never more
dearly demooßrated than by the unexampled Riad, which ha,
attend the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra•
ordinary cures it hue performed. For a tang fericsof years, Marra
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in ha Majetty's fervice,
Rave made the Venereal Difeak the particular objedt of their in-
utlkation, and atb.happy In having difeovertd a medicine for-
do/ea mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is Uhler, to
abferve.that the (faded this remedy arc diiitarically oppofite to
Ade of inercury,for though it. completely eradicates every vellige
'lithe virus, in its moll confirmed Rages, yet is yloa not in the
Imft injure the ear.tlitution—on the contrary, it renovates the fyi-
tem in all its natural Rule/lons, promotes appetite.and facilitate.
digeßien—thus initead of reducing' 'Strong and vigorous conftitu•
doe to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre
fence that conititution an its primitive Rate, but reßores a west
and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vigour.
Numberki& inflames are on recent record of the fuperlor efficacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpeelfic virtues *ding as a per..
pctual correttive to bodily debility. whether proceeding front
an excel*s of conjugal or illicit pkafint, or from the more
tnfiduous, though not kis deftrudive indulgence of 'incau-
tious youth of both kiwi in a certain pernicious habit. Arkidß
the meta:au:4 variety ofdlforders which arc the confequence
this foamy vice. there are nose more affikking than that dißreffl he
Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma,
trimossial Rate ; the unhappy furera broods ever his misfortune,
dimmed le leek wi)d, until he is reduced to fuels a Rate of weak-
fiefs as to render life oppiellve. •To fact parties it muff be a con-
Ealing reiledion, to know thattkey may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatment, be rcitored tothat greatelt dull human blell•
inp,a firotig,maely, and vigorous eonititution. • . •
In all cafes of*bati,"defteleney,Yrion wlnitiVer ante ariEng,
as.wall main every.fpecies of vaterealinfedikin, Marra. Cur* and .
C. 'pay be cOnfuked by patients or either ter; Witir the greateit
ft:agar-and honour; at theirlioult,Nn. 197, Hattou Oaideo. .k
Letters from the Country
.(pot paid) ft anding a bank note,
vide have the 'massy Medicine and advice font td my part of the
• •••• ' No. coy, Hatton Garden. •

VNTHEN Prole!clonal Men of Education and fie.—
V fponfibility deviate from the general Syfterabf the feleiftlrin
of a particular branch, the fanalon of long continued fucceffes le
the heft criterion of foperiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted my praalee to the exclurive treat-
ment of Three Diforders, and the fuecefsful refult Grisly plan gives
me additional ardour to oppore, as far as I am able, the ravager of
thole Complaints *bids are the molt important in the Catalogue
of Human infirmities.
After initiation Into every Branch, ar an Army Surgeon, 1
formed a with at an early period of pradliee to refcus individwls
liven the Ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangeruui •
precipitancy of general Pradlitioners.
The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted toy
attention, comprife every (peeks of VENEREAL I NFEC LION.
whether of a recent or long duration; idly, aU kinds of debility,
whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys, or the Indulgences
of mature age ; and,laftly, that derangement of the fyftem in wo•
men which is called BARRENN ESS, or S YERI CITY.
Numerous Dilutes are the refult of ignorance, or hafte in the
treatment of a simple Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap-
pens at the feeds of Life are poifonsl by the indiferetion of vs
unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch C omplaints are caul!'
coral; shd, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pre-
fume to offer a radical re-ettablilhment.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (bitters in this dlr. •
order, compared with the calamitous fituations of men, who from •
an indclgeoce in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a
fathieniakle Bre, acquire that date of debility which is the ins-
voidable.rinfequenee of tech pernicious barks.
Where the olimppy (offerer broods over his miler', but tare
roily conceals his misfortune, it may be fomc confolation for hi a
to know, that although it be an Ohl Et of doubt or tincera y
with other praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the
gradual provers of renovation, is the acquirement of my opal.;
epee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly
vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countera&"''
of this languid Rate; aodatatbefe-cafes no great difticolty will oectr..
But where this dcadetili has for rhirs exifted, a proper pore-
reran= is indliPenfablt„ ietruilite torevrve the (limbering (pads. 4 I
Of life, and to re-animate tit,edaftlention. • . •
MARRIED ‘yOMEN,-wistaliave long been difappointed in.
their mipeetations, of * to. affureds that so n - I
ftances, fueh derail are,surghte by Medical
The Qtriefwltiell is In effentlal• to niy tindeiraliing te
qualieettlots whiebilase peeCumed to state. an% the 'h Am
my Pretnlignris..a.l4 in coincidence wit% fuch this inijmartin? •
given, that Mr. fie may be ionfulted milord'', or by .ettell:•
(Incloting a fman Note), at his hours, No. so, Arundel-N.ON'
Strand; near temple-liar. " I
cr There is an additional Entrabrein Vtater-ftreet adioimec,
and the name la on both the doors. • • MAR'I IN hat ;'. .1 •
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1,00"n'
A CAOTION.OIIIC Perform who falfely arcs titemfehe.es !?
he Missa aka Of TOT ROTAL Coexeoe,liaving for reveral rota."
pelt enpla my Advertifementatifthoft, word for *fed. and irkrtiit • • I.
thenl as their or* prodadtiona, it is my duty to:mention, OS*
thole Pcribits are as Members of any College in Loodno. FAL**
burghj or effewhac ; nor have they eel right to peadife. Sui,rl .
lb London.' •
$l. B. A Li. of due Members is publithed at the Haire of the
College in I..fitinises-lop Fidels,which may be referred to.
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