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London, England, 1816-01-04 00:00:00

Nt:W ItIVENU.F. WOURN

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On Sale, with many a• 1444, at COLISVR .SC), Conduit•arrert.
I. UKIVA l'E EDUCATION ; or a PRACTICAL
JL PLAN foi the Srepsts tiir YOUNG I,ADIZS, With an Ad-
dress to Parents, titivate Governesses, athl their Pupils. /3y
ELIZAZITIL AITLtTON beditited to the CGuutess ut Leven
anti Melville. Price 7a. fkL boards.
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" I hi 3 work is judiciously adapted to become a useful manual
in the hands of persons who are desirous of securing for their
tender charge all the a.lvaiitages of elegant literature, and the
accomplishment; of polished manners, without nutting to capri-
cious hazard those pure and irnt principles which can alone ten-
der th.'nt metul in this world and ha, py in the vest."
Misect LANECit S QUESTIONS in titsrour atigi CURONO•
LOGI% for the use of :•clinols. Third lid' ion, improved,
s. ZIAIL•00 ICA LAN xeDucts. By Vt'ill SIM Brcwster. Third
Et!iiion, be.
Young minds may tea, considerable improvement front a
perusal of th.s Volume.—M. Rev.
4. LAURA VA LCISZSET. A Tale for. Adolescence, cs. Also,
by the smile Author, Observations on Works of Fiction. 4s.
.5. Da.CAS,ESIENS de LA Jouticsse, Recued de Contes, 4
volo. Plates, i4s bound.
6, CON k.C.ILS ama VILIA, en NOVI/CAI/I CONTE!. Par J.
N. Bouilly, Auteur des " Coined a ms Fi le.'
The aniuring work of Comes a ma Fide, so creditable to the
4 tabor', is, in our opinion, surpassed by these " Nouveaux
.itites."—Gentleinan's Mag.

LOLA. AND sustt.icat. Dlciiollelb.lll Y.
PATRON—liss Royal Highness the Duke of You.
eseVillloll9.
Earl of Egremont John Latouche, M. P.
Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P.
int eo x —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London
rr HIS INsTITU;rION, established for the eecio.
-A. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES.
and their dreadful consequences,' as Strictures, Debilities, lileeta.
titots, &c. has to hoist the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, an.
nually, many of.whom have keen afflicted from 10 to 20 years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured In
a few days by Nir. Kiernan's supetior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the genetenve
organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten Id., are here
more successfully treated than on any other plan.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his
private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
where letters from Town and Country are to be addressed.and
"the necessary advice and medicine will Ise given or sent to any
part ottlie kitiviont.
This day was published, Trice 4s. board., by F. Kiernan. a
Second and improved Edition, of a Practical freatise on the Ve-
nereal Denim and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Ckai •
No. 20, Patents:miter-row ; Higbley and Son, E:4, FlAt-atreet; '
Callow, Crams-wart, Solar; and ty all other booksellers.

CAVENDISH SQUARE, ON THE SOU l'H SIDE.
DESIR A M.P. FAMII.Y R EMI) ENCE, recently fitted up,
Capital SIX STALL STABLE, Double COACH-HOUSE, &c.
By Mr. ROBINi,

At Garrairay's Coffee-House, 'Chanue-alley, Cornbill, on Wco-
waso/ty, the i7th January, 1111$, at Tweve o'clock,

A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE.;
comprising a Desirable FAMILY It ESIDENCE, recently
put into very excellent order, and fit f ,r the L nniediate occupa •
lion of a FAMILY of DIS INCTION, situate No. gs, on the
South Side of Caverid;sh-square;
THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN; _ _

Containing—Upper Storey, 3 Sleeping-Room;; Second Storey,
two excellent Bed-Cliambrrs with Closets, and a Dressing-Room
with a Water-Onset ; on the Principal Storey, a spacious Draw-
flog-Room in trot r, handsomely fitted top, Windows to the Floor,
*going to a Balcony the width of the Home, connounicating by
folding Doors to a Back Drawing-Room, eorrespondently fitted
up—beyouctwiiicil there is a Boudoir; on the Ground Floor, an
excellent Etitrau,le Hall paved with black dots, a capital Dining-
Parlonr with Alroved itecc..s, Gen•Lman's 'Morning and Dregs-
ing-R oms,and Water Clset; Baietneax, Housekeeper's Rooms,
Servants*-1141, Vu. ler'.-Pantry, ,Larder, &e. ; a detached Kit•
cheat, and other Offi:es ; a 'very capital and eiten.ive Wine.
t Cellar, Wasti-Haut, Laundry, and store-P num o'er; adjoin-
ing to ',Liu tli-re is a tit simi Stable, two Oncia-lioti•es, w,th
Harness • ! Man's Room and Loft over; Arta in front, with
Naultor lot Coats, St:. and :-.ervatals' EntraGc..
'robe viewed by l':ckets. Particotar4 may be had nn rho Pre-
mises ; of M isrs. Farrar and Ar.iio.3,:n, :4,lHturi, .I.incnln't
Inn-aeldb ; at Garrawarb ; and of Mr. 1t0,..if t, Warwick-bracer,
Golden-square, of warm I ickets tor vd-wivg 'nay be had.

814 KiHlKE,between %VANTAGE anti tUtQialitt FOKI).
A eapitai Fret/100d Fstre, the Mrow or litrarra Nhnor or
IVI-1A IVONI 3, au-.I ti.e FARM, ur.v.ir ts ut four 14nt,,:r.11
and tu.ty•tbree Acres, Trlic fifte, aad Lan:7Fas rederined.
TO BE SOLD RV AUCI lON, •
Vy Air -.R0111:4:4,_

At Corrawars, Wee/41013AT, the i7tit January, ay Twelve
o. lock, in Oile unle.a an acceptable offer be previausli
imade•
to purcha,r by Pi iv.ve Contract,

rIIHE very vailuthie FREEHOLD ESTATE,
li Tytlio free and exonerated from 1.a.1.1-tax, the NIANIOK
or MANOR of WHA I'COW.3, and WHAT
COMPI FARA], ;Amite by the turnpllce-rold, In the patisli ref
Ft./Ail, between Wantage and Hstogertord, a fie part of thy
ciit.ii;y of Composing an excellent Elms House, %vial
Vaci, Gay4et,s, Darns, Stables, and all necessary Ow.
butt tolg., and ups igg its of 413 Acres of rich Mea.tove, ta.isture,
Wyk-, mist *hood famdsall lyinglompact and d vidtd Into c;if.
terwt flu Insures by thriving quick fences,. and in a good state of
cultiva ' ; let to a most re,pectabl. tenitit on lease tor eight
year. trom Michaelmas last, at a ntiol.rate cent.
m iy, at a small eipencr, be made a plt:asant resi-
dence for a Gentleman ; it is very near to Mr Ward's lox hounds
and to a pack of harriers, and a short distance only from tl.e
Kennet and Avon and Wiltshire Canals; eight miles from Huts.
gerford, s'x from Wantage, 20 from Oxford, and about 64
:roil' London. It is a very desirable Property for investing
money—it is near good markets, anti in a highly respectable
neighbourhood ; excellent Nada in all d'rections.
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May be viewesd by applying to Mr..l horns. Dearlove, the te-
nant, where Particulsra may be had ; and at the Bear and Crown,
Reading ; the [llll4 at Wantage and Hungerford ; Lamb, Walling-
ford ; ?Olean. Newbury ; White Lion, Bath I White Hart, sa-
&bury t Castle, :alt-hill; the Bell, at Henley; at Oarraway's ;
and es Messrp. liesthow and Alban, SOlL:hors, Stone e•stldingh,
Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr.Robitis, aNtrick-strett, Gulden-square,
where a Ptati may be seen.

PHEMLAR •
PROFESSOR ItON bLETZACEI intnrms
1. die PuSiic, that hp twist, ni Priire, d. a lie the lahour of
receiving the mit. of Patitivs, or lewd cal ca•eit hinveri-r lib ratty
aceorn.ianied; but he crtntinttes scull the above spec !tc, the
rtirrhie di.ctivery ever introduced into England, by his
4 el':lgctur,

Mr.-M:tivrtx, Nn. :16, Seymour-place, Rryanston-sgtiare„
London, where it may be ha I trona 'We've till 1 twee. Its repu-
tation is now established, an.i the astonishment of Lhe English
Voysicians at its prodigious effects cannot he described. Lille
Mercury or Inoculavon, it forms an era in physic—it causes no
pain nor confinement. and is nor taken internally.
Is used in all derotigements of the distincthe organs. It is
beyond coint.arison the best remedy for all irregularties lower&
dig from such derangement, for chlorosis, or green sickness, ai'd
'or incontinentia urialse After acro-ct•enirrit it is singularly
serviceable. In sterility it is dec.dedly ..ffectud. Bait m floor
albus, distressing and otten so fatal to feniates, and grptorrintra
simples, ta sleet, each incurable by other meaus, it is absolutely
iatallible. In siphylis it is useless.

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Übe price of a packet, and inie packet suffices, Is one pound
sterling. A paclzet weighs only an ounce, and it can be sent by
post to any distance.
Letters to Mr. Marin should be pnst-paid, and notes sent to
him should be cur. On the day he receives au oro,r and the
price, he semis the remedy by post, a paper of instruelons,
accompanies. No abatement to bnyers of large quantities. Or-
ders recemed for Mr. Martin, by Monsieur liogne, kilt Sr. Ho-
nore, Parts.

Uccultly penetrative, actively sympathetic, inteasoly corrobo-
rant, the extraordinary and exquisite properties Phendals, or
the Remedy; its tran4cendent and plastic potency in restoring
and In vivifying; it peculiar prolific principle, all "render it sweet•
reign, unrivalled, and invaluable.