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London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

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, A SMALLFAIRit VIA trrswthit
:to BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY M. RAINS, •
At the Rainbow Corec-Nstge, In Covuldil, on *ids, nett, the
17th ibL it Twelve O'clecit,
AL COMPACT FitEiHOLD ESTAI4C at kof-
1, 1- ford ; confiding of a Farm-hOnie and Out-buildings, and
Four Grounds of rich Grazing and Arable I.and, containing SS
Acres, Situate a Mort dtitance from the Pidgeon% between Tetf-
worth and Oxford, 4 miles from tile former, and 8 from the lat-
ter, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Maris, on Leafc, of which
four Years arc unexpired, at it 2 Oi. per Annum.
Mr. Briaris svilipermit the fame to he fern, and of whom printed
particulars may be had; alto oldie Printers of the Oxford, Readin-j,
and Northampton Papers; George, Ayieibury ; Swan, Tetfworth ;
Red Lion, Wycombe; WhiteThorfc, Uxbridge; of Mr. Holtier in
Theme ; Mr. Carter, Staple's Inn ; at the Rainbow; and of Mr.
Rainc, Land Surveyor, Charlottc-ftreet, Bloomiltury, London,
where a plan may be fern. --_—_-----

MANOR sad ESTATES in BUCKS and OXON,
With catty Poßealm.
TO BE SOLD BY AtICTION—BY MR. RAINE.
On Eridaynezt. the 7th lon. at Twelve coT:ock, attbe Rainbow
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Coffee .Houle, in Curnhill, is two Lots,
MOST defirable Manor and Freehold Farm,
-1 lying within a rinc Fence, well wooded, and in a beautiful
Country, a Ihort diftance from the Turnpike Road between MO.
Wycombe and Tetfworth, near Stoken Church, known by de
Name of STUDDERIDGE, containing near aoo Acres of Lanai, in
the Occupation of Mr. Themes Rico,' who has notice to quit at
Michaelmas neat alto, for a very valuable Dairy and Grazing
Farm, Freehold and Tithe free, containing upwards et ZOO Acres
of Land, neagly within ant: Fence, called ADDINGROVE, &-
tent only Miles from Titanic, but lying within, the Palates of
WM and Oakley, In the County of Buckingham, in the Oct-Ora-
tion of Mr. Emanuel Reeves, a yea•ly Tenant from Lady-day, and
therefore poffeffion may be had at Lady-day next, 5804.
Mr. Rixon and Mr. Reeves wal permit their Farms to be ken,
end of whom printed Particulars may be had; alio of the Printers
of the Oxford, Reading. and Northampton Papers; George, Aylcf-
bury ; Swan, retfwerth; Red Lion, Wycombe; White liorfe,
Uxbridge; of Mra Hollicr, in Theme; Mr. Carter, Staple's-In;
at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Raine, Land Survey
Street. Charlotte.n
Street. Moomfbury, London, ',tierce Plan may be an.

CAPITAL PICTURES.- VALUABLE COLLECTION OS
THE WORKS OF THE FIRST ESTEEMED MASTERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER. COXE. BURRELL, and FOSTER,
At the Great Room, the Poets Gallery. No. 39, Southfides of
Fleet-ftreet, on Thurfday the 16th inft. at Twelve o'clock.
AVERY valuable and Sele& ColleZtion of Capital
CABTNET PICTURES, in high prefervation, the Works
of the moft approved and greaten Mafters, mem ly brought Into
England from Vienna, and privately exhibited for Tome time pall
in the Haymarket, the Proper? of Mr. JOSEPH LEMMER.
Among than we fuhlime Performances of Raphael, Correggio,
Guido, Rhen‘Dominichino, Titian, Giorgiose, Leonardo da Vind.
Benedetto Lutd, Annlbal Caracci, Pietro da Comma, Rubens.
Rembrandt, Velvet Bnugh el, Van Blowsier, Mignard, Oafpar
l'oulfin. Beecham, Jan Both, PlUppo Laura, Salaam Francef•
chini, Cormt Rotare, Teniers, Ste. highly deferring the attention
of the judicious eonnoineurs. wad • fituadon la the lirft Cabinets of
Europe. Alfo a beautiful (=bored Porcdaine Dilis with the Hi&
tory of Perfens and Andromeda, in baiTo Micro, a few Ivory
Nun* by Albert Dune, and two fine toned Violins in excellent
prefervadon.
May be viewed Four Days preceding the Sale, when Cataktoes
may be bad at the Place of Sale, and of Mars. Peter Cow, Bur-
' roll, end Softer, Throgutortoo-ftreet.

Cr Country Gentlemen and others arc informed that they may
he (applied with this valuable hiediciue by kndirg their Orders
by Coachmen or Newtown. or by enduring Cafh in a Audi
Parcel, direded to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. tat. Fleet -ftreet,
London, for which Parpole compi..te Packing Bores are pro
aided for fending it with filmy to :illy part of this King
Irdand, Scotland, &e.
HUNTER': RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
LIFE and HEALTH, is the left Medicine in the world for
retiring and invigorating _toe Conftitodons of pedals weakened
and debilitated by a awls of damned *dares, or indeed by any
other mks. Every day produces Gels accounts of the fingular
Needs of this invaluable Reltoruirt Medicine, and many gentle-
men have been candid enough to declare, that it had fuceetaled in
cafe' when every other Medicine proved ineffeand.
•„• Oendemon of the Sett diftindloss in this kingdom, at
as others, whose conftitations were broken and deNlitatcd, have
experienced the good fads of this Reltoradve Medicine. For
Nervous Difordcrs, proceeding from elective drinking, diffipated
pleafures, the immoderate we of tea, or from whatever occafions
great debility and relaxation of the fulfils, a better and fafer Medi-
cine cannot be taken. Numbers who had undergone too power-
ful courfes of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced them
to abate of raiferable mittenee, received the utroolt benefit from
this Reiterative; for after lots of arena and vigour, they happily
regained their former health. For pains in the back and loins,glects
and remittal weak:saes, perhaps there Is not any Medicine in pub-
lic or private prettier which has been Is Comdata
Note.--This Reflorative is prepared in Ole, which produce
Bore gradual and billing dices than all the int real foram; the',
Boer pans of the Babas are alto better preferred.
To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehoufes, No. T 63, Fleets
Brut, and No It, Old Bond-ftreet ; Tau, Royal Exchange; Ba-
con, No. IP, Oxford-ftreet ; and ill other Venders of Medicines
in Town and Country, price Ss. td. the box • or it may be had In
larger boxes, price only 119 x. which contain the quantity of fix
(mall boxes, as made ap for the army, navy, be.
A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Reftorative, with a LIE of im.
portant Curs, may be had of the Yeeders, price 6d.

WHEN Peofeffirmal Men of education sad(daft te-
fpuofebility deviate from the general fyftem by °
of it peculiar Branch, the feedlot of long continued Needs is the
bell criterion of fupertority.
'fen years lave t devoted my predict to the eztiobve treatesent
of THREE DISORDERS, and the faccehhal refult of my plea
gives me addltiood ardour to oppok as far as I am able the p
r'
vages of there complaints which are the ma important in the cata-
logue albumen infirmities.
After bitiation into every breech as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an tasty period of Predict to
the'ekue individuals
from the igliorance of uneducated Men, or egualiy dangerous
preelpharey Si general Praditionen.
The *I'MEE DISORDEILS,to the atre of which I have de
voted
my attention, comprise every (poets of VENEREAL INFEC-
•noN. whether of a recent or long doratino,—sdly, AS kinds
of DEBILITY, whether aiding from the habits of Schoolboys', or
the Indulgence of mature age, and hilly that derangement of the
fyftem Wooer which Israel BARR ENNUI or STERILITY.
Monstrous difseks are the refide of ignorance or hafts to the
treatment of a bombe Gonorrhea. and it not 'lnfrequently hat per
that the keels of Life are patient.' bytheladiferedoes haloes timpani-
od hoer. Ey a fuperior method loch complaints are catty cured,
and even where other' have failed, I teat that I may prtime to
ear a red cal re. eftablinuatre.
Few, however, are the cafe, of complicated diftrefs lo the dif-
order, compared with the calamitous fituations of Mm, who from
Indulgence in IsdEOLITARE VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of
a falisiosabie Life, acquire that ante of Debility which is the
unavoidable emfeguence of Itch panldoess habits.
Where the unhappy fame broods over his otifery, but carefully
commis his midortuot, It may be fame confobtioa for him to
knew, that Abases It be an Mita of doubt or toseecalety with
other Preakkoas, the removal of theft DEFICIENCIES by the
gradual prays:fad reparation lathe acmdeement of my experience-
If the rites of Beiselkas or Venus have hem to reduce manly
goer, much mach moiety will be prevented by an early muoteradion of
chore langukl Rate, and io chide cake no great difikukies will occur.
Ike where this defkiesscy has for years exifted, a proper Per-
fevenoce is lodEpeolibly 'opiate to revive the Surnbering (parks
of Life, and to re-animate the Coneitutios.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have keg been dfappointed In
their enorgbriessa of a Family, may be Mitred, dun in molt hp
lianas (sib Media are curable by Medical kill.
The SECRECY which is fo effessdal to ear undertaking, ana the
Quallialtims which I have pahmsod to (Late, fors the Bails of
ray pretallicem, and is usisto&wox with lurk this tatimatloo Is
r ovzies, that Mr. IMEE ybe cookked perfoetally (or by letters
• IWO mote) at Ms hook, No.ag, Arundel-ftreet, Strand,
par Tmegioller
There k addkineal sutranet in Water-ftreet adjoiniag, and
'soma kat both dm deem
14 WS, Mao', tif the Royal College of Surma