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&arcs OP ORDNANCE, INly 26, I n t .
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-

TO Bit SOLD BY AtItTION,
At the &stony-House, nitwitis, on Tuesday, the iSth NAL
I'HE FOLLOWING G. 0063, via.
Lady's ivory Work Case, with Thread, Su. eamplear.
1 'IMO Toetobeshell ditto 1 Shies old Mast
10 Tortoiseshell Snuff- bozes SO Oala. Geneva, for prising aMI
48 Pair of Seksars 10f Gals. Bawdy, dkto
48 Gilt Watch Kepi ?lbs. l'ea
.24 Ivory Billiard Balls 1 Foreign Sbawl
624 lf&dis Corded Dimity 204 Yards Cambria
4 ifory and 4 Tortoiseshell Tea 1 Barrel of T*
Caddies . 5 Gals. of Claret
32 Ivory Toothpick Cases i cwt. lqr. Vbs. of Candrell.
42 Tortoiseshell Combs 21 Balks
11 Pair gilt and plated Shoe 6
.I.atchsts 2 Spars
12 Gilt Watch Seek 2 Pieces of Timber
IL: Gilt Watch Chains 11 D. Knives and Forks
12 Leather Toothpiak Cases if Doz. Spoons, curlJus mango
10 Numbers of the Botanical facture, foreign ure.
Magmata.

JES7r ORDNANCE, le MTh give Nlt

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mallon
or before Friday, the 91-4 day of August next, from such persons
as may be willing to undertake the supply of COALS foe service
of this Department. for a period of one Teat.
The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's
Main Eighton Moor, or Coals equal thereto its quality mud good.
ness ; and will be required to be delivered free of every expeoce
(except the King's duty), either on shore or into vessels or crait,
at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or any port
or place in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal Of-
ficers. And further Particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at
the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between
the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must ba
delivered,sealeil up, and endorsed " Proposals for Coals;" but no-
Proposal can be admitted after the said 291 day of August, at
Twelve o'clock at noop the same day ; neither will any tender be
noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in lila behalf, shall
at tend. By Order of the Board,

CATIOINT.

Silk Shawl and nppet
151 Yards Nnrelgii Silk
5 Fore!in :ilk Shawls

57 Pair ditto Leather dime
141 Foreign Silk Handkerclii*
2s India silk Handl-AT:hie&

• liriscni, July Stl, 1811.
• FOR SALE BY .AUCTION,
Hy Order of the Hon. Cominissi.mers of Ids Malesty's Cultism%
In the Lung Room of the Cullum-hlouse, tin Thursday,
August 15, lfai 1, at Four in the Al:crow/sri
TWO 1-IUNIMEI) AND TWENTy-Two
BALES of UN MAI•IUFACTUTtED .10BAS;CO, am.
taining 115,55.91 hi. nett, in I.ots of 10 Biles each.

R. H. CREW, Secretory.

'I hi.' day was published, in'small dvo.. price 31. 641. boards,
CtANGORA, A Legendary TAle.—P:inted for
la the Author, and sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and by
Mt. Murray, in Flret-street, London.

This day was publislied,
In Foolscap fivo. price 7s. hoards, (wi:h a fine Engraving).
BALLAD ROMANCES, and other POEMS.
By Mies ANNA MARIA PORTER.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Don Sebastian, 4 vol. 12mo. price £l. is. boards.
Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols 12mo. price I. boards.

CUSTPM-HOUSE. EAST-BOURNE, AUGUSI' I. 1611.
There will be put up to Sale, on Thursday, the 15th inst. at tliia
e'cliwk in the afternoon, in Sundry Lnts,
THE UNDERMEN l'IONEI: GOODS, viz,-
A- About 147 Galion. Geneva
Legal Strength for Dealers,
45 Ditto Brandy
About 6 Di:to Geneva For Private Use.
GO Ditto I4randy
AIR°, a Fir hear.
The Goods to be viewed the morning o! the day of sale. '
X..; per Cent: deposit will be required.

_ .
'fbi. day was publislyetl,
Price 4s. in boards, iilu.trated with a large Plan of the Town

and Environs ct Port Louis,
A N ACCOUNT of thoCON;)UEST of the ISLE
OF FRANCE, nr Tilt 1 l'ItJ;; with some Nonceb on
Ole il, Products, Defences, and Politica! Importance
of the Island.
By an 0 FFI CFR, who served in the Euedition.
Printed for T. Egertoii,, Military library, Whitehall.—Where

To im SOLD _BY AUG t lON,
At the Custom-house, Deal, on 'lltursday, the 15th inst. at two
o'esck in t e Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOObS,
940 Gallons Spirits of trandy.
11 De. Brandy, of legal strength for Dealers.
• 40 Do. do. ntt of do. do,
• 195 Do. Geneva, of legal strength for Dealers.
13W Do. do. nut of do. do.
I Case Cordials--261bs. Mace-2 Jars Preserrtel Glngrt,
Which may be viewed on the morning of the day of sale.
£23 per Cent. will be requir.d as a Deposit
• •

may he had, in one volume Bvo.
An Account ot the Cot:quest of the ltle of Bourbon, price
4s. t.d. bosrtla.

This thy were publkhed, price es.
pOEMS, rartuus Subjects, including a Poem on
the EDUCATION Of the Pmoit; an lutitAN TALL; the
Orres;lNC• 01 ISAAC, a Sacred Dtarra.
6°llll t unman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Browo, Paternos-
ter-row, London; ...id Rusher, R.adit g.
Where also may be had,
THRCLASSICAL J OUR N A 1. (puhnshed cparterly) No. VI.
for June, 1811. Containing a variety of Classical, and
I.iterature. Price fin.
Miss MI FFORD's MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, Second
Edition, price 10s. 6d. with considerable aildttlues—pritited
uniformly with cHRisTINA.
EPI FUME Sal.c.R./E. FLISIORIAZ, for the use of Sasools.--.
Price 2*.
•

DORSETSHI It h. . .
To be SOLD, and entered upon at Michaelmas nest,
lkVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTNCE, 'si-
tuate at Upwood, the pariah of Handley, in the Ci.y of
Dorset, consisting of the Manor Mansion-house, with excellent
Stables, Coach.houces, and suitable Offices attached and detached.
with walled Garden, excellent Farm-yard and Buildings, sand SSO
Acres of Land. Also, a Farm, calltil Frampton's consisting of
a Farmhouse, with riiiable Buildings, and 142 Acres of Laod,
in the said paribh of Handley.—Possession may be bad of this
whole of the Land and Premises at Mee:tact:ins nest.
For further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Robtucaso and Lee,
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inc.--Offers for Pt rchase may be mate, tus•
der cover, to Majar..General Farr, Zvi. P. Leeds Howe, St.
James's-square, London ; or to 111evirs. Rohinvon and Lee
Should the Estate not be sold by private contract, .Le highest b.dv
der, on the SO:b Sept. nott, will be &dared the porch/ter.

This day was pahlislied, in pinto. price 3s. 64.
APOSOLOGIC COMPANION to the LON.
1
DUN. Pi !ARM ACOI'CEIA.
By jOl tN NO IV, M.l). of firismt Flot Wells,
• And Member of the Royal College o' ehy.te, in London.
The Tlairil Ltlitiun, adapted to the last ki form of the College.
London: Printed for I. Callow,. Medical Bou'...eilor,
Crown-court, Princes-street, ..oho; sold also by J. M. Outch,
and Norton and .iotis, Booksellers, 13ristul.
nere may b had, Lt. ly published, DAL'SyNTO:•I'S Oases.
CATIONS 011 INDIGISTION ; in which is artistaLtoray shown the
F.P.icacv of tvecacu.to, IU r•-lieving ihiM, as well as 11., COtIlleet;11
tram of complaint., pruili.:r to the &cline of lire. 'Flit Third
Edition, with Additionr., by Dr. Buchan.

GUESTONIIAN MEDICINES.
CASE XIII.—Of Mr. Cawdrosl, of e.utieid, to Middlesex, or
his Town Reedsree, Irountoek;er Lane, Citrap,ide.

1 BADEN DA1.1.-6
Just publislied, in 4 v• "s. t 'too. mice Os.
AN OLD i•AMILY LE GEND ; or, One Hus-
bAnd And I wo Atnrriiiges. A Romance.
• by J AML NOR LIS BREWER,
Author of A Winter's late, it: refs &lade Public, &e. &c. &c.
Printed for K. NeWlllatl and Co. •
The following will ai pear this bummer:
tinatlian, or the Ages of Man, an Historical Romance, 3 vols.
Sir Ralph De Bigcnl, a Romance, by Edward Moore. 4 vols.
The Cle; gyman's Widow and her Young family, by the Author
of the (Mee& Wilow anti her Family, t vol.
The Cousins, or a Woman's Promise and a Lover's Vow, 3 vols.
C. se of l'oleilo, or the Gothic Princ-iss, an Historical Romance,
by Augusta Amelia Stuart, Author of LuJovico's 'fair, Ste.
5 volumes.
The Caledon'an Bandit, or the Helr of Duncaethel, a Romance
of the 13th Ceritury, '2 vols.
Yamboo,"cir the North Aritcrean Slave, a Tale, by the Author
of the Eravo of liohenlia, 3 vols.

MILITARY CLAiSICS.
MARSHAL SAXES WORKS COMPLETE.
On the Ist of September will be imblisbed, price 2s. Id. contain-
ing the Works of Marshal Sas: cvniplete,
THE FIRST NUMBER of the MILITARY
CLASSICS. a publication which, in Monthly Numbers
of Two Shillitiv and salience each, will reprint the whole Se.
ries of ancient and modern eminent Military Works of any name
and authority; and by a compressed way of printims, wig corn-
prebend, in one Number, pr:ee v.s.tid. the whole contents ut a
I quarto volume, verbatim; noisily charged 'from two to three
guineas. The first Number comprehends tlw Work. of Marshal
Saxe. complete, the pre of which ustal'y One Guinea and a
Hak•—it is her: presented the Army for a Cr.wn. The
prtiat: of Pystgar is Three Guiliras and a Hail.--tbe Army will
h.tve it in the •\:chary Classics in lour Half•Cmwn Nunibers.
'l•he price of •I'em.lehoff's l listory of the seven Yeaill. War is
Ten Guineas—the Army will have it complete, w(Lli all the
Plates, in the Mai ary etaisiCA, for One Pound.'
Printed for 1. Davis, Military Chronicle Olou, London.

This day ass published, in n Vuia. ato.prire .F 9. in boartis,lude
paper, hot-pv*44.l, 5, a new atid'elegant edition of
DR. Wial'S s WHOLE WORKS, containing
hi. Sermons, Guide to Prayta, Doctrine of the Tea:lily,
Strength and Wee uses of Human known, 6cripture History,
Harmony of all Religions, Questions tur Student. in Divinity,
iisay on Psalmody. Lyric Puiens, Improvements of the Mind,
Treatises on Logic, Philosophy, Geography, Astronomy, Dines-
don, the Passions, Remnants of 'rime imittivett, Miseellantous
'I boughts,and ail his Poetical productions. To which is pry fixed,
an interesting Memoir of the Aw tior'e Life, and Stricture. un his
writings. by die key. GEOit.GE Einbeiiisited
with a superb Portrait from ar. original painting, and other. En•
grairinL4, executed is the lira style, by erninenc•Anics.
London: Printer,: by and fur J. Barfield, fit, Wirdour street.
-Solio, and sold hip all the principal Booksellari •in the United
Kingslont.—Of whom may aloe b had.
1 Lavolsne's new Genealogical, Historical, and Chronological
*Atlas • or a Complete Guide to History, Ancient and Modern,
Price Four Guineas bal‘bound, containing 116 large elect Maps.
coloured and bot-presswL
S. P. Nishoban's Architectural Petionary.pnbliabed• muddy
la pares, containing six &Waif kttee-press, and 41. OW, at%
pries Ws MONO bit in IS Pallas
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Cw ~

In the beginning of January, 1802, I was attacked
with Gout In the hands, feet, and kneo, by w'biz't I was rim.
dered a cormice Cripple for more than weeks, during which
time I punctually attended to various pr,scriptione given me, both
as to medicine and diet,by Gentkmen of known 'eminence M this
pro:essitin, but without relief in any ahcpr. Having heard much
of Mr. GUelit'S sUCCeSs in similar disorders, t vein no him,
though under the greatest alarm from fears I entertained of the
Oueatoilan of a repellent nature. However, on
the as,crance of Mr. Gueit, that they roeseased twine' property,
I took the Pull, and permitted titan to apply hu Lutiod, when
strange to telete, I was in a trw minute s relieved from pain, and
although the inf.:lima MI and ccxr.!c•icin of my right ham wens
an treat, I could cot stand or move without the ittlo of two pen.
II I was atl: in halt an boar to wand upright wat,iout !trip, rad
walk a few paces about the room. continued the nee of the
P la anti Lotion.witti daily amendme.;r, and on the first day of
Apr 1 attended to my Int,iness as until. I am now new without
!it Gnrroutan Gout Aicines, to which I always apply *nh $
certainty of relief whenever I feel those ocrahional sysivonis to
ninth I am now and than subject, as witness my hand, this 29th
of December, I MI. • P. CAWDRON.
Witness to Ott: alaivits, Chatl lye Stanford, servant to Mt Caws
dma, and who attended idin the Whole of the above- illness.
(Caw XIV. in a wore Paper )

WIILAN Alen 't I it:Alio:4.l.ot' ad..; itii.essii-iiisi skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe atilt
certain method of troitunr a few prevailing Diaereses, the statue*
Ail reside. of their experience Is the best proof of sneetiority.
Altissis. GOSS and Co. nurgeolis. have beet' induced to make
the cute of the following the object of their particular study, vie,
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intend.
cation, and its couebmitaiits, stric tires and Gleats, which, br
an improved plan, are speedily and effectuany cured ;at also de- ,
bill y, whether arising from hacciianahan iniulgesici.s, long reed.
dente in warns elm:lies, er a secret solitary vice, too °nen it•
li/pplly pursued by the youth of both s. :es, in the ens canting
sterility or barrenness, and In the other a numerous train of sere
Vollii diseases, which, if nut timely remedied, terminate in lad.
potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debility.*
deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habit., pr
arising front any other cause, by which the powers of the cons*
tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon,
Idon, they offer a firm, skis, and speedy restoration to sound st 4
vigorous health.
'!'lee result of a long and extensive practice .has enabled them,
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however
Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to
the least restraint in diet or exercise; and In recent Cases '
where an early apphaatlon is made on discovery of the infection,
they frequently perform a cure in the short apace of twit days.
*1- be unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (whisk
has never been known to fail in one adigle instance in a peas-
cite of I$ years, during which period many thousand persona
of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and Injuries's
mitthode had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect),
induces them to thus publicly offer their advice.
Messrs. GOSSiand Co..exclusively professivg the curs of then
particular complaints, in order that they may not he marked W
a mistaken few, yids the obloquy so justly attached to this Iwo,
rant empiric, thick It but justice to themselves to state, that the,
have bet.s properly educated and initiated into every branch isf
the profession (certificates of which, front differ oe : bospltah, issa4
testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to amps
vince any inquirer), that the success resulting from their end*.
entire first induced them to vitt see practice of the general Primo
tbioner, and they presume that their pretension; constinue a for
ground for the map:we:tented confidence v tat tchich they haeas
by the public, been so liberally honoured. . 1
Patients in the gauntry are requested to state the partictikre
of their case, age, Anil mann- r of living htelosing a Bank Notes
fer advice and medicines. and the awe Will be for warded to u
put of the =Rt.....MOtli diteiCo. Sores% Ira Breetnew,
serest, VIM
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