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/HE WORKS of THOMAS GRAY, Esq.—
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HlGiktlitAY 114 EEERY, between Glosieester•lain
Turnpike leading to Lawrence-bill.
FIF POUNDS REWARD.
,WHEREA3i on the night of the 12th instant, I
the undersigned, of Redfield place, in the County, of
?Gloucester, was knocked down and rokbed of Cash Notes ro the
amount of ZUG and upWards, by a Person known by the name
.of AVM. GARRATT SMITH alias TALLY, a Description of
whose Person is as follows: -
Fte le about thirty years of age, Sleet 8 Wats high, broad set,
.dark sallow completion, start dark brown hair, dark eyebrows,
dark eyes, one, quite dark but looks 1;1, a sear or mark on one
cheek from a musket ball. speaks The Yolikshiie dialect, and has
the appearance of a Jew. •
er shall apprehend the said Wni. Oarrait Smith alias
Tally, so that be may be brought to }unite, shall rewire the above
Reward of Fifty Ponods,.on conviction and recovery of the pro-
Piny. by 'Pelting to me.
WILLIAM it9etßE, at Redfield-place, aforesaid..
turning •
An AccOmplite tung King's Ilivklestai will, on conviction,
be entitled to the above Rewarkamlitave every means newt to
obtain his Pardon.
• Brian; Sepearbar SS. 11114.

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recommend the plat of this Office
the the following reasons;—k is peculiarly
pealeulated throughap Ant:wont of kcal Committees and
rr. • FLE mbatigeric
theror
otheredeantageous measures adopted by the Stalely, to lessee the
number of accidents by fire, to reduce the number of Incendiaries
to prevent fraud, by =moving the temptations to commit it, and to
reduce the Espenie of Insurance one half or more, in uniting the
Premiums and placing the Money at interest for the benefit of '
the Insured, by which means a such greater And is prodecNl
sisst be:ter security afforded to the Public than can be obtained
flaw ,losarance Companies. An Institution for humus of
Lieu and Suleivorships and granting Annuities, has been esta-
blished on the same eligible plan, and is conducted at the above
Office, where may be had Partkolari of both Establishments.
THOS. BiGNOLD, Secretary.
N.ll. Pollees for insurance against loss by fire may be taken
out renewable annually; or, in cue the party prefers a septen-
nial payment, one year's premium and duty will be deducted.
and in both cases the insured will be entitled to the septennial
return.

BRLCKNOCKSHIR E.
BRECKNOCK GRKAT FOREST iNCLOSURE.
WE, the Commissioners named and appninted in
and by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 55th
year of Isis present hfajesty's reign, intituled ts As Act to amend
ass Act made in the 48th year et his pre- ent Maps• y, to improve
the Lind Revenue of the Crown, so far as relates to the Great
'Forest of Brecknock, in the Cam.; of Brecknt,cl,, and for vest-
ing In ins-Majesty certain parts of the said Foiest, and for
tine said Forest;' do hereby give Notice, 'I hat we will
SELL BY AIIC I lON,
P Its Lots, at the Camden ArMs Inn, In the Tows of Trecastle, on
Fitioar, the 25:b day of Oculist:r next, at Three o'Clock its the
Afternoon, subject to such condition,' as shall be then produced :
About FOUR I KEN THOUSAND 'll4'o HUNDRED AND
fillik.tY-FIVE ACRES of OPEN COMMON LAND, lithe-
free being part of the sad Forest.
/Ind we, the said Ounmissioners, further give Notice, That
print Particulars may be had at hi; Majesty's Office of Woods,
Wlrtehall-place; and at the Office of Mr. I'. Bold, and Messrs:
Powell, Jones, and Powell., Brecon; of Mr. b. Wharton, Sur-
veyor, ,army Bank, near Crkkbowell; of Mr. Dav!e.s, Surveyor,
f Jangattock, Crickhowell, where Maps of the Lots may be seen.
Also at Mr. Ve Ert/n's, It, Southampton-etreet, Bloomsbury-
square ; and a Mr. Cheese, Lyon's Hall. near Kinston, Here-
fordshire. HENRY DE ISRUYA,•
JOHN CHLE:iIt.

, RIVER THAMES.
•
Capital FREEHOLD stud. LEASEHOLD ,ESTATES. the.'
ARMY VIC ruALLirtu EaTABLISHMF.NI', late the
King's Naval Brewbouse, Lower FAA Southfield, near the,
Tower, in One 10,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION, by Mr. SCOTT,
On FRIDAY, October to, at Twelve, at the Mart; by direction of
the lion. Commissioners for Vic.uallitig bib- Majesty's Navy,
in consequence of the removal of the business of the above
Premises-to Deptford, unless an acceptable offer shall be pre-
viously made by Private Cowan.
N excellent GENERAL SUFFERANCE
AR. WHARF and DOCK, STOREHOUSES, RESIDENCE,
and BUILDINGS of great magnitude. in this very superior si-
tua.ion, for exportation trade and general builuess, comprising a
Nock of Storehouses and Cooperage, 175 feet In leitzth by 75 In
width; a ditto, 116 by 80 average; a ditto, 100 by 40; a ditto,.
70 by NI; a ft, 160 feet by 95 ; the greater part Freehold,
diciously erected, with superior strength, at is immense expense,
formed for the heaviest goods, with Crane-bourn, Counting-
houses, Engine-houses, Stabling,. Buildings, and accommodations,
containing nearly an Acre and a quarter of ground, extremely
valuable foe so eminent Viewer, Distillery, or Coacsrn requiring
very extensive Waterside' !itemises. with a very neat modern
respectable Family Ittaidedia. and excellent Offices, with posses.
don at Christniv44.„
The preausts *wed on* month before the Sale
Residence by orb ); and descriptive • Particulars, with a-
Ptso, bad at the Pi idas-011km of thy Edinburgh Gazette, Gl's.
gow Courier, Hull Advertises; Bah Tavern, Bristol; at de
011ees of Messrs. Bitter and lkswiter, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn,
Holborn; Mr. Seat, sea, New Bridr-atreet ; and at the Mart.

“ eigswit MITT NOSAAJS,'•
Was the motto of him veto poised the Rubicon.
4 RENOVATION ache Httnton Fume is in fact
LA. g desideratum in Medical Selence; maunders make such
ravages on the bodily system se Yen astaAs COMPLAINTS ; the
syphilitic poison glides imperceptiblyakusg, until every organ :s de-
Wetted, and the contamination assumes the features of death.
As the immediate appearances are generally slight' an early
appßeadon to us wilt prevent the pain and dagger that happen
front improper treatment. Remote symptoms invariably arise
front ignorance and negleit, they may however be parried by a
vigorous exertion of talent (if the appeal be not too long delayed),
and the Patient through the. gradual progress of health becomes
assured' of its-tiondnuance.
Still does not she most complisated liveteracy of duz-above
disorder equil those 19tances of calamity, where, by the
oral:** ors secret salitary via, the finest energies of nature be-
cones eabausted, sea nal debility ensues, Ind the sufferer is exposed
to the forfeit of despair. It is for blot to look forward to the
cheering beams of hope, when we boldltaseert that eves des
perate cases yield to our mild restoratives. •
Other itupstYmaats occur to irritate the Sendtive fettctions—
toes. nattssal, ethers 'milked; as strictures, weaknesses, Sec. in
all if them wellies 'the -adaptive' remedy. histead of the 'usual
barassiiiplan of caustic or stimislanis. Bet ,especially in those
delicate .peeldiukies incident to the softer sex is oar tenanting'
initigho4 *Amble, by removing defidemes that too often erubit-
tar Paviat refkctioas.
A candid examination of profeadoeal acquirement need only be'
fears dby him, who is einotious of inepacity ; we are uncut).
netted with the delude” and insinuadng. appearance of a public
institatdou, en 4 ' stpunt pp
_sontinal or R•ya.l patronage, ihough;
sanedoned by &My tilt Nobility, and even of clipgisbitylt;
self; as Mentbite cif the Loudon college of Surgeons,
.our, title tai
the confidence of tozietiVnot 66 Imposing,* nor are d&prolnisle
" stectous," they eau s. go Irons a practise proving Writs unwary:
ing success that no Atestipi, hoWever *third with prekutned au-
thority, can preclude tbe knciwledge of those pre-eminent advan-
tages Which are -attached to our system-1n coincidence there
with this tatiniation b. given, that patients of either sex may
Consult as with seamy, and to crowsat misundemtanding, the
terms, prisable duration of the complaint, Ece. age always stated
at lbo IMTyllift Or in an answer to letters °unwiring a bank
pole. • • • GOSS and. Co. M. It. C. Surgeons:
Is, Bouvasio.strees, Metairie% Landon.
Letters front tlie:csgssryabossid,be particular itt detailing
to semptpats, manner of being, tee. when the propm-retnedim
be tonvarditto'airt part, IsOvrewer &Wit

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