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London, England, 1819-05-03 00:00:00

. , SALES BY AUCTION. •
CELLAR oralthEßlOl CHOICE FINE-PLAVOUNILD
OLD WINKS,

Lying in a Private Cellar for several Tears. -
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Rooms, No. 19, King-Street, St. Jamees-Square,O•
WLlaktoill' next, May 8,1819, at Onc•c'Clock,
• By Order of the Theodora of .
3. W. L. Willroill, OMIT, Esq. dr:eised,
ALCELLAR of GENUINE FINE-FLAVOURED
OLD WINES, consisting of about THREE HUN-
DRED Do/,Gm of Superior Old Port, Choice Ilast-Inkia
hLadeirs and Sherry, very fine Old Hock, Sautern and. Claret
Chi.mpaigne, White Hermitage, Marcella', Paelsoroilk and nor:
sac; also, a Hogshead of excellent CLARET in Wood.
Moat of the slime Choke Wines were imported by the late
Proyrietor for his own use, and have Welt lying la • Private
Cellar in Blue Ball-yard, St.James'•-street, stveral years, and
to be delivered from thence.
'Po be tasted at the time of Sale. Catalogues may be had at
the Roams, and of Mr. Rubio, Warwick-street, Colden-tquare.
MIDDLESEX.
VALUABLE FENRITOLD end COPTIFIOLD LSTA Tll5,
FELTHAM and ASIIPORD. -
A mdastantial brick-built FA EBLIKOWSR, with Yard and Out-
. bssiidiogo—a beautiful CO'rrAGE ORNEE, with Lawn,
Pleas re Ground, Sheet el. Water, Clime, doe. --madry Par-
' Os of excellent MEADOW and ARA ULU, LAND, ur ..
Wig* of oNg HUNDRED AND THIBTY-THRI•E
ACRES--TWO CO'T'TAGES, with Gardens and 'Melons
Workshop--fifteen Mlles twin London, Gar born Houndow,
sty from Richmond, and two boo Stublinti and *enamels
In a good Neighbowhosal, and grind Reads to every direction.
k Mr. ROBINS,
At the Rieck Dug, at Bedsent, ea l'oessev, Jaw 15,11119, at
Twslye ceaock, in 'bits,
pIIE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPY-
HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of the be
ZACIIABI AM FOXALL, Rego deceased, eagle in the Pa-
rishes of FlitallAM and ASHFORD, a delightful and very
healthy past of the-County of Middlesex-41e wide es Mee to
Mr. Livens, till Michaelmas, 1822.
Lot 1 comprises a beesitiful, compact COTTAGE ORNEE,
',tastefully fitted up, adapted for The accomosodation of a mail
' genteel Family, seated on a Lawn, with a Sheet of Wrier is
froooot, with Conservatory, Chaim House' Stable, and MAO& ,
higs, Garden, and Pasture and Arable Land, containing LIA.
NIL AP. is the occupation of Mrs. Cm:mum situate at Urbana
QM, adjoining the road from Richmond, lianworth, and Honor
dew, to Massey, Lluistes and Staines.
Lot ii. Two Pieces of MEADOW LAND,with as extensive
=se, containing 4A. lIR. OP. opposite to Lot 1, and ad-
the road frem Itlchmond Haworth to Cher*/
and Staines. -
Lot 5. A Substantial Brick built many FARM MOUSRI
'situate in the village of Fritts's, in the ocaraden of Mr. Lil-
co, with a good Garden, Farni-yard, Baas. &shies, Cads,
ice. and sundry enclosures of Meadow end Ankle Land, con-
taining IBA. 3R. 1 sp.
Lots 4,5, and di A Valuable Emlosnre of The ARABLE
LAND, Adjoining the road-from Feltham to Howaslow and
, and Lot I, containing 35A. SR. 5.P.
(easy, . An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, soGesiOns GA,
sit. OP. situate at the eztressitrof the lane, opposite Larrh,SE ff.
Lot 9, An Roamers of ARABLE LAND, eestableg lA.
i R. iSP. situate nearly eppasitato Lot 7.
Lot S. Ti see Foeleeureg of ARABIA . sad FAKTURII
LAND abstaining 7A.113, lIP. situate seer IS Let 6, and
-ess= Let 7.
10, 11, 12. l
east and 14. comprise two Erwiesof
BL
LAND, absisg 45A. UK. 57P. 'legate stet.
efiam., Waded by the Ilieggolaw used to Todillsitoes .1 So 4
earrorraermskangiepler issikineriebre:ditg very agoiairsand
*as Wiligs. Imdishembewo miles limm,
hots 1411, lad 17. Two COTTAGES and p
WORKSHOrs glisete us the preferable part of weir'''. of
Ashford, etvegylag a frontage of about 116 fist ad 46
T 9 be viewed Irf applying to the Tessa. of .whom
Jars may be had; at the Bieck Dag, Reelfoot ; Rusk Omens ;
Bells at IltamPllo 1 George, roalmilholo6 Ned Lies, Mgrs
dew; at Gereaway's; and al sr. var., Warwick-agracti,
•Crolden•mpare, where a Pim of the &WM *ay be Mora •
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, be.
VNCOURAGED by the guiform success attend-
-4:a iv their vs:gull:sr method of treatment In the sure of a few
prevalent Complaints, which has been manned 4y the=
device of many yearsin a large and extensive pratillce;
also of the happy effects resulting to the itiblic from Medicid
Men confining their attention to a certain class of Dbeisto,
Moors. DOSS and Co, Members of the Royal College of Sur-
geons In London, cootinue to direct their trunks to those &se-
ders arising from a secret destructive habit of incomiderase
youth which not only occasions a numerous train of narrate
al s, but also entails on its vowies all the enervating int-
beellitles of old age. In that distressing state of debilitysut de-
ficiency. whether the comequeoce of such baneful habits, eg-
cosier drinking, loos reilience in hot climates, or my other
caws, by which the poweri of the Caudeution because wir
/baled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they e'er a
' firm, safe, ant! speedy restoration to wand and vigorous heads.
Where an early application is made for the cure -of a certain
Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the
eradication is often completed in the short apace of two days:
and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Veneftai
Mfectim, characterized by a variety of painful and discredits
symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without restraint io
diet or exercise) will insure to the Pmitruit a pentiment and
radical cute.
The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with,
or arising from the above complaint, have nt~ cusped choir
attention ; by an infallible and improved plan, they are enabled
to remove obstinate GI, ets and Strictures, whethor recent or
of long duration, without resurtin; to the ainful and dangurous
use of the caustic boogie.
To M.ll7Wa remake, whole expectations of those tender
pledges of connubial hapincess have been defeated, it may also be
a pleasing reflection to kt.uw, that by a proper perseverance in
their remediesythe general health is renovated, and the impedi.
manta removed. 'Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the
mire of these particular complaints, in arctir that they may not be
marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to
the ignorant empiric,.think it but justice to themselves to state
that they have been properly educated and initiated into every
branch of the profession, certificates of which from various hos-
pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional authorities,
alley have to convince any inquirer. Thu a residence in the
warmer hemisphere of our eastern world as weli as in miser parts
emboldens thtin to ass:rt, that their researches having been st a-
lined to diseases already cluoterated, they hold out a certainty of
renovation to such a 3 may labour under the debilitating effects of
a lifelassed under the torrid zone; and.they preoune that their
=ions constitute a fair gron cc-:a
the vn2tecedented ec-.
with which they have by ..,e roblic been so liberahy
I honottrrA.
To be consulted at their !muse daily, per orally or by letter,
by patter.ts of ather sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and aultntitol.
Patients in the eolititry are requested to state the particulars of
their caw, age, and DoUnier of lizing. inclosi-ig a reinit.anee far
advice and medicines, aed th. remedies will be given or iorwar-
%led to any part of Lii., linipioni. •
VOSS and Co. M. 11..C.Stirgeons, 13, Bouverie-tercel,
Fic..1..5.. rem.. Lotulov,
- . Jest pliglisht\i. Troth Edition,
The N.ots of Lim, a familiar Comnimitary an the above
Diseases. By Goss and Co. Addreesed to the Vomit and Ma-
turity of bUla Sexes. May be hid at f.'o, l'aterooner.row ; 06,
I'4l-5E2; 1.4, G-rord.street 474. Fleefestnot and of ad
kkooksellers, prim Zs.