Star.
London, England, 1810-10-05 00:00:00

Letter. Cam*
324 ` B 1,227
,esi B

1,21 E

B .045
Letter. Chock 2,801 B 5,681
1,159 B 257 y,sog B 5,682
e,167 " B 259 rt.,. 2,803 B 8,685
QUARTERS. Letter. Check 2,40.4 B 5,684
Letter. Cheek' 1/21 B 5,896 2,1105• 15 5,685
Ile 66 B 552, ma. B 5,897 8086 a 6,071
1,101 B 626 *3 -1) 5,698 _3,627 ,a. cols
2,348 B 819 324 B 5,899 3,828 13 8,073
3,498 B . 638 325 B 6,9001-8,329 • B 8,074
EIGHTHS, 1,386 B 5,941 3,830 B 6,075
Letter. Cheek 1,391 , B 5,942
821 B 1,226 .
Whoever his fond the above Parcel, and will bring it to the
oMce of SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, at any time before
the 19th of ibis IVionth, (being the day on which the Lottery
will be Drawn) shall receive a Reward of TEN POUNDS.
No greater Reward will be offered, as the Tickets and Shares
cannot be negotiated, nor the Value received in any way.

HALVES.

OS! B 1,2 37
8,834 B 1,242
sons 1,250

SHARED

At 26, CORNHll,44.aild St.

Persons
bf War
1

,GARErS H!LL, Borough,

AND TIM MONEY PAID •N DEMAND,
2 ...... of • 230,000 47
2 ... ... ..1 .... 15,000 ss ~. ... ... .. 2,000
9.0 ... ... ... 4. 20,000 76 ... ... ... ... 1,000
83 ... ... ... ... 10,000 99 ... ... ... ... 500
T_TORNSI3Y and Co. have peculiar satisfaction in
xA. stating to their Friends, the above grand list of Prizes,
which has been divided among them at the above Offices.—•-
HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to return the Public their best thanks
for the unbounded favours received, and make no doubt but they
shall be honoured with their commands in the ensuing Lottery,
which is the only one to be Dnwn this Year, 19th of NEXT
MONTH.

N. B. No. 4,469, the last-drawn X 20,000, was Shared into
One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Light Sixteenths, by Hoe Nsnr
and Co.

BISH reminds his Friends •that the Larrr.e.Y
1 • begins and finishes the 19th of THIS MONTH. Ti‘ketsi
and Shares ire selling in great Variety, at both his Offices,
4, CORNHILL, and,, •CHARINO-CROSS,
Where THIRTY CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in Shares
within the Last NINE Mon re's, including Three Prizes of
X 20,000. The present Schema toitains only 4,000 bluadoers,
yet there are

5 ... Prizes of ... ••• £20,000
5 ... 2,1000
5 Prizes of ... 1,003
There are Five Tickets of each Number, and the fate One
decides the other Four. Oslo-Number nutognin X 100,600-
AU Business in the Publgq Funds tranwt„.4 with fidelity
and dispatch by T. BISH, Stock-Broker.

B,
•
RANSCOMB; ND 0:-: . I t RI r 1
Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, respectfully- ac.
quaint the Public tkey are nawsellln,; Tistiaar, and4nAilas in the
greatestvariety of Numbers, at tbeir TRULY FORTUNATL OYEICIEIIi
No. xi, CORNHILL, 11, HOLBORN, 5,,-HAYMARN/ST,
anst 269, IIt4ND. For ttpv ;ant wee rely
Last amass &ar 0 the} 1'a,ve,r.b.1.11.2,
FORTUNE'SIIII.IAT II ST Favor/14ra; and in the Lm
'YrsiONLY, they Shared and Sold,
• 6 i!rißes. of ,630,000. b Prizes of map- kiiiaoisoo
12 • • .4500 &£lOOO The First .. . . 10,000
N 0.7,081 Prize of 500 Tickets The Last . . ..- 7118,100
2,226 • • 10R.Ditta And ONLY •• • 40,000
Prize ever Sold or' Shuedr
Betides 3,618, the Grand Prize of 1000Ticitets or £24,765.
And in the alone, Eaves 6,0911* • The ONLY STATELOTTERY to be drawn this year, will be
19th of THIS MONll‘ort a new phis, hulas free Primo;
~000, only 4000 Numbers, and not three Blanks, to a Pri.n&

FREEHOLD HOUSE-LCYPII/111171%.
BY ORDER OF 'fl-IE LORDS O.F MS MAMMY%
TREASURY',
)1N TUESDAY the 4th DECEMBER next, the
1 bird and last GRAND ogy LOT ERY will commence
Dr/wring in Guildhall, London.
Tickets may be had. at all the Lottery Offices, present Price
,eB. 15s. each.
This Lottery contains Twenty-five CAPITAL PRIZES, esti-
cited at upwards ofONE HUNDRED-THOUSAND POUNDS
iv', and c insist of SUBSTANTIAL and WEI4,-FINLSHED
.tEEI-lOLD HOUSES, LAND-I'AX FREE, situated hi the
most eligible Pan of the City of London, Oilier for Wholesale or
ketail Business, said is the last and only gpportapdty the Publie
will ever have of obtaining for a few Ponudsi valuable Freehold
tuafe.—Schemes and FarticuLlrs Gratis. •• • •

INSURANCES falling due ;t Michaelmas will es,
pin, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period.

The System of Fire insurance pursued by this Company, em-
braces every advautagt on which it is possible for persons desir-
ing sack a security to calculate. The premiums for Mercantile
Insurance, and for every other class of Insurance.in London, are
of the most moderate description, On Insurances out of London,
the premiums arc lower than those of most of the Companies.—
No charge is in aay case made for Fire Policies, or for alterations
by indorsement.
A large Commission is allowed ea Life Insurance, and In that,
and in every other department of the business, the Company's
arrangements afford the utmost facility to all engaged in such
transactions.

Buildings in Foreign Countries may he insured, when their
situation and structure are not objectionable.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secaetary.
0.• The Cosipany's Office for the West-end of Lonion,is at
Nii.97, on the Wear-04e of New Bond-slreat, near Oxford-street.

MONEY.
MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
these that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary or pernfiment bums of money, that they can at all times
advance any suns from 1001. to .10,0001, and upwards, on personal
or any other wacky arising front Marriage Settlements, Money
in the Funds, Cdergymens' living nr Freehold, Copyhold, and
Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.—
Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. (Lally receive at their
home, Ns. 19, Jemayd-street, St. James's either personally or by
letter, past-tadd. • N.B. Ten yesus purtlase will be given for
walt.socuxed.Annuities.

DIXOWS C.ELEBRA/1181.1ANTIBiLlOULP1LLS.
rriiESE PILLS. bark long obtained a just cele-
brity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon,
Apothecary, anti from their great success in many obstinate Bi-
lious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others,
particularly the Duke of Bedford. Sir George Watren, Sir Gre-
gory Page I•urner,. the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, theViscoun-
test Dolkeley, &c. Ste. he was persuaded to oiler them to the
public; under theiapprobatlon and unction of their name.
"Deal Castle; idaverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1803
" Captain Lloyd presents his eumplitnents to Mr Dixon : sN
thou4s not person ay acquainted with him, would take it as a
favbar, if he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills is loan
as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi-
eine, is•now preguant.and very unwell ; for the great servicethry
have been to Mrs. Lloyd,.at well as to Colonel -Bishop and all his
fernitiji Captain Lloydfeelsit his dot) to recommend the 'Pills
wherever be goes; kw really thinks if Mr. Dixon ribald appoint
spore persons as venders in this "only, it would be a benefit to
the community." , • • •
• The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
the tone of the'stomach; for curing indigestion, for preventing
creditia, end their •consequent ditsgreenble eructations-and Stns.
wicks. They prevent habitual and tenniomry.centivenew, sick
bead-aches, and heart-burn,which is occasioned by pregnancy,
and a debilitated itetr.itch,- whether arising-frotn the acrimony of
the radanaggir bik, lstsmperats aid, we drinking to crabs. ,
Saki wbulesalcand vetallt at Mr: Aunsefidtio. 4, Cbesnside,
Corner of Paternoster-row; Dexter antic?,ipeamith, Edin-
burgh abd Glasgow; titbland Ildt thyden,' ow-
berry and Sots, ' Ddblin ; Peek' add 11Nothetii rgolf ago
neuntry medicine liendilptAr EL laltba•

.';i:.:MU

altogether consists of about 960 Acres lying completely in a
ring fefice.
Necton is situated on the Turnpike-road from Norwich to
Swalfham, distant from the latter afoot four miles, and in the
finest Sporting part of the county.
Surveys anti full particulars are preparing of both the above
Estates, and in the mean time the same may be viewed upon ap-
plication to the Reverend Daniel Collyer, of Ralnham, near Sit-
tingbourne, in Kent; Thomas Blake, Ecq. Norwich; Messrs.
Graham, Kindlerley, and Domville, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Tho-
mas Glover Ekren, E3q. and Mr. Samuel Mitchell, Land Agents,
Norwich; and John Dugmore, Esq. Swalfhatn.

•
DR. FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS-CORDIAL DROPS.
THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an
impure sate of the animal juices, which instead of nourish-
ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate and derange the
nervous fibres; this produces various complaints of a relaxed
habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondriac and
Hysteric affections arise, and from this diseased state of the blood
proceed the various maladies that embitter life, mar every present
enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay.
For these disorders DT. FOTURROIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS
have been found the best remedy, the most powerful restorative,
and reanimating medicine; it has been proved an infallible cure
for those whose health has been injured in warm climates, or by
close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have
been fully confirmed in those infirmities which attack the young
of either sex, and too often prematurely produce old age and all
the weaknesses connected with it. No medicine possesses such
general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every claw of
vaktudillarians ' • the cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed
habits are warmed,anintatedl and conlirnted; by them the limbs
acquire frbh vtgourytisk lahausted veins are filled with Huh and
healthy juices, the spirits drooping and languid, become revived
and exhßirateti,'' different functions of appeti f
cones Itutlon
of

a

arising
dereasipant of the system, produced by the destructive habit of
the insensiderate school-boy, which brings on these distresesig
Debilities and Deficiencies that ptcvent or embitter tbe:Mates
monlal state. The successful result of their phut,- gives them
additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these eonspililnie,
which are the most important in the catalogue of .hurnan Infir-
mities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this soli-
tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professional mess of eml-
nen= and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. cleft
'theasetion of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of
red facts. In professing the cure of these eomplaknee,
they no inducement to vice • but sensible as an MOO
must 110 of the existence of such calamities, they offer their
18" i WIWI as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges
of Semmes of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent
cases of Syphilitic infection 'are radically cured in the abort
space of two days. Times of the most obstinate duration, ouch
ac obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bones, sleets,
ice. are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen tad
Gentle:nos of the dnt respectability have been under the are of
Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the are.
thra, strictures, lice. and having received a radical and permeates
lure, request that refereuees may be made to them as sedefaceary
evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co..
tlsu of treatment. Many of these gentlemen bad strictures from
20 to to years, and were under the care of blears. Homo,
'bide, and other surgeons of equal eadaasee. who atempted
their cure by the application of the loaar wade. without mosses.
Mears. Currie and Co. have selected the foliewing latter from
the many they are daily receiviagtram gOidiema raring dm=
thinks for their restoration to amid sad *mos health. It was
sat he I S unsolicited, front the son of a Noble Earl, wimp had
laboisud Mader this distressing and painful melody for ten yews t
he hid been older the care of several surgemai of profeogooal
anleenee, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; but
' fees the superior mode of treatment adopted and permed by
Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical QUO in the dime
space of one month. " May 11, 11110.
" To Dr. Cantata 107, Hatt. Garden.
err Lard feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor.
" Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in anteeismico
" of his mild and sie.tuitable treatment of Strictures in the Use.
" thra. He may add, that he has not for many yaws eoheyed so
" much comfort and freedom from pain; and be aneepiat ao
" doubt of kis having obtained, through his skill and anodes, a
" perfect and radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he rival slot
" a stranger to the manner that others !rested the complim, he'
" has it in his power, from a fair trial and a Jest
" pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie width
" feels, and shall eves, be most ready and willing to ack
By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co.. the
will escape the p!inolaniter, and expellee of a long and
' practitioners.
have

who

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• • tAA vpsoßr OPPICE, tieptaisar Sl'lBlol -
~_, PORT OF MILFORD. •
- C A • L'ETTTEhhtilaviadd'resiNtediaNd.bypaLeieluLt6etant•Colonel
'THE COMMISSIONERS for CONIYUCTING ; ' "TO EE SOLD IV AUCTION'.
'A" HIS MAIRS77I772ANSPORT SERrICEfor maxi -',7t othrtesTistikeHom Coangslioners or his Mifeeteli Ciinlinnes '.L 3-• JOHN GREY to a MEMBER of the HOUSE of COM-
Cousin House,-Mitfoni, on Wednesday neat, thatiberto, Mops. en the Subject f /the LIABILITY of the PAY of the
Care s f Slat sed WOUNDED SEAMEN, eiwifor life Care ea r
r.. SKIFF MARY, (burthen about ten Tons) grfikOathe OA andARMY to the TAX upon PRO-
awe/0 of 'PRISONERS e' WAR, do hereby give Notices togetherneith her Materials. . *ITs---?ejlilshed by J. Carpeoter, No, 14. Olid:Boodouret.
Thit they will be ready et this-Office on Tuesday, the 16th day The Sale to begin at Eleven &Clock in the Mornings -
of October, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Custom-House. dated iath SepteMber, 1810. DEFENCE OF PORTUGAL. .
oss This dl.was published. price 7s. boards
Persons as !nay be willing to ,
eaoteactifor yibuolling Prisoners
_ - MERINO SHEEP, OF THE TRW, PAULAR BREED. A • TatATI Eon the DEFENCE Of PORTU-
et* War in Reath, at Dartmoorstaiilit,llllllol4 fiiinin, from the WEYHILL PAIR,
pe4a.ajuirnitom,GunsAtkoti.:tLordthoe wlnhahwa"bilLtaisioitiagsaddit pia "Nal
ar4ba
Mamas"
and
rilonclOOpad aEnadentisiets ut.
theatlaratail Cain.
Ist December,,lBlo. • • .
, . •
Nerasskr will k receised,Vter sae iseleci as At say faadyt me TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. STEWART,
by a Militaay Map of the Country.
At, Waybill Fele, on l'imaday next, Oceohor 9, at eleven o'clock,
any "once!,s it'lles cane ibertyyer ea
.agratfrr hiss, pos.:really anew!'. in Fifty-Sir Lob,
lash nyiy. aid 4,,,,,,,A.„,way, letter f,„, pm, „,patakk ;A SMALL FLOCK of 'IdER:INO SHEEP, of lity, Capone W. G. ELIOT, ilirraryArtillery.
Printed fos T. ligenosrdisidirary , Whirelialt.
0.. .....r-- A, Aim"; ilowut' risk an Pow, tendering, in ski the true Paular Breed, consisting of Twenty-four Rams, .,..• . .
- '7' ''"B74"‘and Sixty-three Ewes with Lamb, jest imported from Spare; to •nu gay WM published, Vol. First, Seto. pnee tea la.ards,
Atm ej.:4llo9ofor the die performs:see t* the Costrect. be seyn at Weyhill;•and descriptive Catalegues had at the different T-TO RTC'S I(EWENSIS, Or a CATALOGUE of
. Farifiertpreetisolan way he Laws 4 apt4ia: al this *se, er a Inns at Salisbury and Andover ; and of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, AA' the PLAN l'S cultivated in the Royal Garden at Saw.
SattaiiiCetrave, D.srearser, or Calsaeue Rev.:, Plysseeth. Piccadilly, Landau By the late WILLIAM Al MN.
The Second Edition, enlarged by WILLIAM TOWNSEND
IMPROVEMENTS near the HOUSES of PARLIAMENT. BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES OF M. BURROUGH. Ail ON, tiardener to His Majesty.
•OROUNDTO RE LET Poll BUILDIING, TREE FROM LARD TAX. To be SOLD by AUCI'ION, by B. LEW Li, Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees. Orate, and Brlnni•Parnip•
, Oa Monday the 29th day of October inst. at the Antelope lan, onster_ro
11HE' Commissioners, under the Act of Parliament In New S3run‘in the County 4 Waft, at Feet o Clock in , ---.,„. w.
. .. : . .
..,.- - •
of die 44th year of his-phipait Mateate'i reign, haying, the Afternoon, in Mellen Lots, wider condition. of Sale tribe AtIEWVOLUME of ItIVINOTOIiirANtiIaIitE73ISTA,
whb the -ambient of the Lords of the Treasury, determined to then produced,
; ' I°9'Hth
Ee 111.'161 inataatNUALlnilitblirgilidliSTEßP7oB"ka 11'311E7N/4d
Let the Ground Otuate on the West side of the New Square, THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD
-liiiitlatti Yard, 47 feet in depth, nett Great George-atreet, on arid LEASEHOLD pito PERTS', viz. -1. the Hl3'i ORY, pouncs, and LI TERA I'URB, he this
elli—
TaYlPraarii;ntlio7ed9:faolse
oE.brc.manetn.J. Rpiaelynne,rgettoa,No. 62. st. St. Paurtieess
vas
which it•abots, and extending from dienie. towards Westminster H"ousetiv... ittlithat capital
Ms‘slisire
°r
lb'
l‘
the spacious Ware-rooms belonging thereto, situate
"Abbey, 210 feet, and then Muting In a westerly direction, pa- in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, late in the occupation of the said
ravel to the front of the Neiv-Stssions House, and forming a Michael Burrough ; together with the good will of the extensive ma Pill, and !ktlellsrs. Anfn-
front of 105 feet opposite the Abbey, with ground in the rear and well-accustomed busiress of a Woollen Draper, Mercer, and I N. B. In this Vniame, besides other Interesting Matter, will
Undertaker, for more than fifty years carried on theteln.
in tfhar4l Eligla imsloe reLactunteguaPgicetieofAcs"the rolisthh than
lishrory. hithertofreten bratbenPeriOdgiven
thereof, applicable to stable buildings, for the term of 25 years Ihe above premises bays been mostly new within a few years,
and three-quarters; flrom Lady-day last. are in excellent repair, and in point of situation are inferior to of the Ruishua Invasion in 17934 to The Rarinctiois 01 Poland, la
an Wroth_ Jent Sate, In the Year tle3.
Notice is hereby given, that any person or persons who may be none in Salisbury. The Fixtures and such part of the Stock in
trade as shall remain undisposed of at the time of the sale, win y _ DIM foe 1706 and lan% are in eke Pries, gad wig
desirous of 'taking the whole, or any part of the said Ground, •
• required to be taken at an appraise. mem by the purchaser of altrtheaeraboya.marure thiaknitaaaadarab;aohYlarapeta• -
may
be
bad
tie
.Volunies, published by Messrs. Rivingtons.
may Inspect the Designs and Particulars for building thereon, by btheesepremises.
beast
applying at the Once of Mr. Groves, Surveyor to the Commis- Lot 2. A Freehold Messuage ar Dwelling House adjoining
'loners, in Great Scotland Yard, on Monday and Tuesday in Loti 1, in which an extensive Banking Business has been iota- ANATOMY.
it di on for more than and
dke carried every week, between the hours of eleven and two, at which place blisn twenty years last past. This day ohm published, in one yes y closely std V
I.ot 3. A Leasehold Stable, Beevalsouse, and Outbuildings in
sealed Tenders fur taking the same, in which the rent proposed the Butcher-row, Salisbury, late in the occupation of the said M. small Also. price Is. en boards,
to be given, is to be inserted in words at length, addressed" To Burrough, and near to Lots 1 and St. The Eighth Edition, with very material Improvensents, of
the Commissioners for the Improvement of Westminster," may The respective tenants will thew the premises; and for farther 'THE ANATONIIST'S VADE-MECUM : COO-
be left. - E ALLEN,
particulars, apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. Tinney, Salisbury, Joint -1- telling the Ass* rusty, PUTSIOLOOT,_ Maisie AMMO.
Clerk to the Commissioners, Carlisle-street, Sobs.
Solicitors to the Assignees ;if by teeter, the postage mint be paid. AVICIIIII, Ike. of the HUNAN Boas; the An of mail 4 .A.nueonsied
Preparations, &a. To which are added, Anatomical. Philiadn'
CORPORATION OF THE AMICABLE SOCIETY FOR NORFOLK MANORS AND FAI'ATES. gical, Medical, and Surgical Examination, which will be fond
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC I', highly useful to the Student who has to pass at the Collage Of
INSURANCE UPON LIVES; •Surgeons, or at any of the Medical lieserds.
Instituted by Charter of Queen Anne, Anno 1706. rrWO very eligible ESTATES in the County of • By ROBER r HOOFER, M. D.
THE DIRECTORS hold a COURT at the JR- Norfolk, one consisting of the extensive Manor of Wrex-
Licentiate in Physic of the University elf. Oxford, and the Royal
College of Physicians ht London; Fellow of the Lineman fir
Society's House, in Berjeant'e-inn, Fleet-street, EVERY modern built Mansion House called Wrotham Hall, delightfully dety ; physician to the St. hure4s„hemse hig , &e.
WEDNESDAY, at Eleven o'Clock, for the Admission of Meat- situated, with various attached and detached Offices, and Out- Printed for lobe Murray, of. Fleet-strret, London; and NY
. ben, under the additional Charter, lately granted by his Majesty, buildings, Lawn, Shrubberies, Kitchen Garden, and extensive
also by every Bookseller in town and canons".
Plantations, altogether forming a most elegant and convenient Of whom may be had, lately published,
for further extending to the public the benefits of this Institution' Residence for a Gentleman of fortune. 1. Hooper's Surgeon's Vade-Meeunt, foolscap avo. ie.
by Order of the Court of Directors, Also three large Farms. with suitable Houses and Out-bull
2.-- Physician's Vade-Mecum, foolscap Also, Os. •
JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. inga th Wrexham and Salhouse, in the occupation of respectable & Awns Diminished. foolscap eve Ta.
Tenants, whose Leases are nearly expired. And several small •
4 Plates of the Viscera, foolscap Eve. Es. • - •
EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNIIU.L, LONDON. Farms, Cottages and Lands contiguous to the rest of the pro- • s'. . Dictionary of ;i ~._ ..., ,
PAYMENT OF RENT. OF PREMISES RENDERED UN- perty, which consists in the whole of upwards of eleven hundred CoopersdATionasla barke__ ~,is Surgery'""'' "'" •
or r ysie, evo. 14s. • I) '
TENANTABLE BY FIRE. Acres lying very compact. Also the Great Tithes of the Hot.
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~upita! Farm. • SOCIAL riAPPINESS. ' ...44'
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POLICIES of Insurance expiring at MiciI4ELBIAs, w,„,,,h,e, Hai is situated between six and seven mks inns .
• should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period, Norwich, in a genteel neighbourhood surrounded by excellent MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social
roads; the Estate is bounded on one side by the Navigable River /VA Happiness which Is ohm disturbed thrill Attie*
o prevent the Patties' Interest ceasing therein.---Maacaovits
from Aylsham to Yarmouth, in which and in an 'adjoining piece that form the union sot taking thoservelmalless N.
INSUILANCH effected at reduced Premiums. of water called Norton's Broad, and In part of another piece of cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic . People
, EAGLE LIFE' INSURANCE. water called the Bridge Broad, there Is an exclusive Right of of eve- rank pay adoration to the *Shoot wank' bat sabers
Every description. of Insurances upon Lives may be effected at Fishing. The Game of all kinds is abundant, and there is plenty the edlgrinion bas been tainted by dleeme, or detdltated bta
this Office with the utmost facility, upon terms of peculiar ad-
of Marie on the Premises, for which there is a constant ready certalu uabit contracted at an early ago, a renovation of stability
sale to a considerable yearly amount. previous to enterhig that state is indlspeadbly requisite to revive
vantage. W. BEETHAM, Secretary. The other Estate consists of the extensive Manor of Neeton. the slumbering sparks of life, and to relmlntate the system, For
N.B. The Half Yearly Dividends are now paying at the Office. A small House, called Necton Lodge, sufficiently comnusUous no disorders have contributed more easeielally ro destroy Hyatt.-
, . for a Sporting Residence. Also four large Farms, with suitabk mul happiness than those which are theemssequericeof '
ALIION.FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Houses and Out-buildings in Necton, in the occupation of re- pleasure. It was this consideration which induced .
NSW IRIDGI-lITIRIRT, ILACKTRIARS ; sprctable Tenants, whose Leases, except one, are expired. , A CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty pears, to direct
Empowered by Act of Parliament for insurance from Flax, and Wood of about seventy-one Acres in the centre of the Estate, dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure ;tastier
• en Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase of Au Nurrizs. with other Lands adjoining to the refit of the property, which nerral Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ;as al* Wale
TXIQTTI4' A ltli-1 PC AM..... .1.... se kft.-1..011•10 ..ill Dr_ altogether consists of about 960 Acres lying completely in a derangement f the system. produced by the destructive Whit et

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healthy juices, the spirits drooping and languid, become revived attesolance u loss egpahmeed pnictitioners.
and exhllirated,"the different functions of astsp. to and d:gestion MARRIED WOMEN, who have long hoes 4imppokilea
are prow.. Vied by it, It'd the whole cosistibadm receives new Bfe dm& imputations of a family, may be assured that in most in.
and
meskilit • This grand reiterative bed* cannot be limn' seams soak defects are curable by medical skill ; andaltbouglielsO
too much eagerness to the4weele seas in the dell- removal *limb inspedinseots be an object of doubt and suitor..
case and highly navaa}s state which Is known to succeed childbed, tainty with others, yet she sum of seek defects, by the gradual
and dime peculiar intritions of the sex, which by want of at- pry renovationds theacquiremem of their aspetiesta.
tendon; are apt pr to the most fatal and lingering diseases, Meseta Currie and Co.saay be mondial by, patients of pk
and era* death itseff. Set, veithlbe greatest meecy and honour, at their house;l4o;
_ Sold wholesale and retail at Mrt Butler's, No. 4s Clieapsids, 107, Haved•Ofa‘oL__
earner of Paternoster.raw, Londcm; Baiter and Co. and Sagth, VIM %agar. ademildig lardefaare of ashinie,
Edinburgh Ind Glasgow ; Selma, Portsmouth ; Newbery and and Mae_ ,of alsos . Adams mail Mu*
Soo, Dublin ; Pack and Turner, Hull;; Horiand and Haydoo, *Ms, „the sib* will be elan or toXpf.
Plymouth; add most Bookselleri and Medleint'readers; in every Telmer, 'dm smut 56. to
tow*, in bottle, at 4s. 6d. and Wm. each. Of Whom may be bad, postage of keel, may he afkled t
- Dr. POTHER GLI.L's fBbIALE-PiLLS, price ga. 114 a box, X% 107, Haroll-0o lA' ; i• ;'•'o • A