Star.
London, England, 1806-06-16 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

On Thurfday the id of July nert, at Eleven &Clock in the Fore-
noon. at the Ship Inn, Dover, for Faporstion or ltenec Cn.
funqtion, by virtue of a Comninota from the High Court of
directed to the Marl:bal.
t, HE rOI.LOWING GOODS. landed from the
fiviredilh Brig Gerechtigkeit, Johan Carl 'lode late Mailer,
bound from Malaga to itnibden, which have been detained as
Pruffian Property,
23 Pipes Malaga Wine-.. 10 Hogtheacis ditto-2500 Cat..
Boars ditr.,-20 Bag. dlitlinsek-6o Calk' Paste
to Cat. Figra Hales Almonds—to Calk, Hiack Lead.
For further particular., aresication may he made to Mem.
Fedor and Mine% Dover—tweer, June :La.:ad.
WE.VMOU I H. liJNE, 5, tBO6.
Br T. .1 IN, ALI„
At the Crow?, Inn, on W adnefday, June 25, tBO6, under a Cern-
totirton of Aporaifernent and Sale Waal from the High Court of
Admiralty, and addrcifed to Melfm Wm. Walton and Thom'',
Richardfon, Conuniffinners,
THE Curgtiof the GaIIintJOTIANNAJULL-INA.
HERMINA, HAM, Son Laza Mafter.un her Voyage from
Malaga to Einliden,emilifting of
1370 Barrels Sun Baifinr.26 H..iGna.
20 Pipes of Malaga I li!te,
Foi particulars apply to Mcffra. Welton and Itichardfun, Coro.
*Mittman, Weymouth, or to 'E. Tindall, Broktr.
The Sale to begin at EleVcn team* in the Morning.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE, June ts, zBo6.
10 BE 601.0.
On Wedneklay the ttlthlnftant, at tit o'Clock In the Forenoon.
A
called the DASH, of the under-Aritzen
Ointenfioas, topther win% her Materia!s and Stoma, for a
Privateer.

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Length aloft, 62 Peel Inches,
Breadth, ill Peet 8 Inches,
Depth, 8 Veit at incises.
. Burthen 9erp TOM'
Stibjea to Nett Conditions of Sale as &all be then produced.
PLYMOUTH.
la parfainte of a Commlfflon of Appralfeascnt and Sale Mad front
the High Court of Admiialty, oddrelled to John Teed add John
Kroger, blips
Will be SOLI) by PUBLIC AUCTION,
At Burrows's, the London Ina, Plymouth on Friday, the 20th day
of June, at Ten o Clock in the Forenoon,
ABOUT 1382 BoXts fit" Lemons, and 20 Boxes Of
Oranges of Prime (tiality,
Landed frnm the Doings Canto! Ftio,bs.iem, detained on her
Voyage from Menton, by the private Skip of War Lion, David k.
Lewis Commander.
For viewing the fame, Catalogues. and further Information, Bps
ply to the Chmmlfilaners, or to James Broduick, Broker.
Plymoith June It, 436.

SEA SIDS, SOUTH Oi DEVON.
TO be LET, unfurniiheci, for (even Tears, a refpeot
table eompadt Houfe.fit for the reception of a (ma genteel
Eamlly, &noted In one of thd warmed and healthreft (pots on dm
coati of Devon. 4 miles from Exmouth, 6 from hidmouth, and 14
from Pieter. The HOIIIC ionlilli of breakfalt parlour, dining and
drawing roam, three bed rooms, and two attest kitchen, wath.
Isure, with pants in k,dairy and cellar. coach•bnisfe, Reding for A
hurfes,grafs plot In hunt. yard, garden, ind orchard of near halt.=
acre behind. A pact of houtuli krrt two miles off. and good trout
SChing in the neighbourhood. Rent oo guineas per ann. Taxes
very trifling.—For tureher particulars inquire at Mr. Winholt's,
Solicitor, No 33, Fore Ere. I. London.

CHILDREN OF FLORA WILMOI`, DECEASED.
THE Chilchen of FLoaa WiLmor, Wife of Wit.
Witwor, Inc of Semitic, B. rks, labourer, deceafed,mal
Lear of foniething to their adv. masc, on applicatton to Mr Tines,
Solicitor, Reading, Berks.—N. 8. It is undeiltood that raid
I tea Wilmot had two funs; (one a fiddler, regiment not known ;
and the ether a fervent ins gcntkman's fimity); and one daughter
married, whore renitence is (upland to be iu the county of Kent. ko.
HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and heel)
gratified by the moth confiditrable predict in that branch
which I thought proper to facet, I truth that I have not more mil.-
empkiyed my time than thofe who, in the extenfive field of the
profs/ion, are occafionally inimerfeil in unc.rtainvy, and cannot
aiways attain that niece:, which is acquired by concentrating the
lintelleiltual power to one daft of di:orders.
The difeafes of DEBILITY are rrcullarly diftreffing, for they
Meg with them a train of concomitant fymptotns, and by a de-
greition of all vital energy. exilletee Kelt becomes embittered.-.
Whether they arlfe from the prevalence of ill example, the dcft.rue-
the habits of fehoolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the molt alfiduntio prufelGonal fkill ; but by the ignorance of
uneducated men, the lymptorus are aggravated, and the conftius-
don is deftroyed,_

Asa MISMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS,
I ground my pretesif.ons on regularity of education, and poffeffing
every privilege to pradlice, I feel niyfeif entitled to that confidence
with which I love hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the Erft fenfations of local weakneG, early application will
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer,
trout a confeionk,efs of the untuaillinefs of the vice which ended
Ills misfortune, is fearful a the conttmpe or cenfure of hie family
pity titian, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment,
it mutt he fatlifaelory for him to be allured not only of capability
of treatment lint alto of the moll inviolable frcrecy.
And in recentYenercal Complaints it It poflible to prevent pain
danger or dards ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire-
ment of excle6ve experience In this line to effedt a Cafe, certain,
and rpeedy r.••eltabliihment.
I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez who
are afflieted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of
VEN ER FAL INFECTION, and in ail cafes the term, of rand-
neratirm are flared on the fiat interviea.
Patients in the country are expedted to !adore a Bank note, and
are requetted to Ipeclfy their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BRIE,
Member of the Royal t,ollege or Surgeons, In London.
No. 29, Arundel Erect, Strand, War Temple Dar.

ADVICL

•
WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for
hill and experience, offrt their advice, and exert their abi-
lities for the cure of a few ri;ning Difeafes, they rife fupelor to
that prejudice which is lo Jot ly excited &baled the advatifements
oC men,ignorant of the Brit principles, and uneducated in the prac-
tice of phyfic. Metrrd. CUkRIE and Co regular Surgeons, fine-
tinned by every privilege to predict, and by the uniform teeters
which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi-
therto been attended, nontinuc with the lime alLduity to dared
their !ludic' to the cure of every (pears of that baneful pollen, as
well a. the removal of thole diftreffolg debilities and dellickneles
wh.eh prevent, or embitter the matrimonial (late. In the cats-
In;:oe of human infirmities, there are some more elfin:tin g than
thole which are the unavoidable contetmence of an indult; emu In
a certain deltruetore habit The Unhappy (offerer broods over hi.,
misroMaucs, alhamed to feet relict, until he is reduced to fah a A
elate of today, an to ;slider ii:e opprefive. To fuch perfons it
will be a runfoling relitetiun to know that they may now, by a
new and infallible remedy, he restored to their forma confine-
dotal itrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated hebi,
proceed:rig either from an excefs of conjugal and illicit plmfure..
from a long refidenee to hot climates, hard drinking, the •.6
dous ore of Mercury, Ike. &c. are fperdity tailored to health
itreugde.
It mutt be a felt evident propoStinn, that where the aggv,,; o
or Intellectual capacity I, diredhod to the treatment and cur....! a
few peculiar complaint:, there molt be the greater certainty or
fueccfs ; and as a proof of this pension their method of curt r, fo
particularly expeditious, as well as fide, and fo evidently furrior
to the common pradice, that In Tome eight cafes cf infedio.i, a
perfect relloration is completed In the Sort period of Ills cc
DAYS, and in thole of the utmoft Inveteracy, where other practi.
donee, have failed, a proper perfeverance In their plan of treat-
ment allures to the patient a rale, well grounded, and tatting re.
eitabllthment By an early spoliation, the patient will efcape the
danger and expenee at a talkies attendance upon the Ida tape-
elected pradltioncr.

Mada CURRY! and CO. ray be ennfulted at their hook,
N.. zo7, Hatton Garden, hl pattents,l ci•hcr fez, with the er,t.
eft frereey, honour, and debeur. Letters front the country re
regulated to date partkulars of the cafe, polt paid, ccktoLog
Wok note, whkh will be duly aniwered.

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