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MO N 1)A Y, NOV EMl3tlt, 11, 1811. MICE sr

SALES BY AUCTION.
CAERNARVONSHIRE LEASEgOLD ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Crown and Anchor, at Pwllbelli, on Wednesday, No-
vember 13, between'two and five In abe Sll,ernoon, subject to
conditions then to be produced, unless &Obit:lily disposed of
by private contract, of whiclidue publicity will be elven,
THE CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, called
CEFN-MINE, with the Demesne and mher Lands, arable
and pasture. comprising ISO acres or thereabouts, lytug all wan-
pact to the neighbourhood of the market-town of PrallheLll, mut
close to the great road leading from thence to Porthdinllaeu,
It commands a beautiful and extensive view of Cardigaa Boy,
end is surrounded by a variety of Scenery, grand and picturesque
in the extreme.—The Pleasure-grounds are highly. ornamented,
and well sheltered by various and rich Plantations; and the
House is, in every reipect, suitable to the residence of a Gentle.
man's Family; having, belonging td it, a walled Garden, well
ttoeked Sikh Fruit Trees of the cbokest kind ; a double Coteh•
house and Stable, detached Brew-house, Laundry, and other
convenient Olden, together with an excellent Cold-bath.
, The Esau is held under a lease for the rentainder of a teno.l
of 30 years, whkh commenced at Michaelmas 1794. subject iO
an annual rent of 18 Cultists only ; and immediate poaslati%•
will be given to the purchaser.

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A Servant in the house is appointed to show the premises;
and furtbei Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. Poole,
at Caernarvon, or at their Office, at Pencraig, in Anglesey.
N.B. A Sale of the Furniture, Carriage, Horses, Implements
of Husbandry, &e. &c. is fixed for hlondsy and Tuesday the
lith and itnh of November, and Catalogues will be prepared in
due time.

FOR SALE BV PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, 2oxliole-streer, Plymouth, on Friday
the 22d, and Saturday tie 2Sd days of November next,
I'HE good Ship DANUBE, late of New-York.—
Length7B feet, 10 inches.
Breadth 112 101
Depth of Hold 9 3
'Fweeu Decks .5 54
Adrneasum 188 76-94-tons.
Square Meted, and has two flush decks—is a plain, strong and
hurthensome merchantman calculated for unreal purposes-=-Is
woOd-sheath'd, and may be sent to sea at a small expence.
• Also, her entire cargo, consisting of
838 Barrels Pot-ash
11 202 Bales New Orleans Cotton, and
35 Ditto Onorala Upland ditto •
41, Puncheons Whale Oil, and •
40 Tlbets. ditto
About 4.4 Wfude Fttli
One Titillusand. Pipe Staves.
Also, the Ship CUM' crstoirracket, American built, nears
staved. and has a figure bead,'.
Length - itS lee: 91 Inches.
Llessasith Si
Depth 11
Admeasuret 161 i 78-94 rens.
She is adapted for a Packet, in which service she has been em-
ployed-(wing two cabins, and suitable births, with a Large sky-
;light), or a running merchantman, at the sail. fan, and will carry
a proportionate cargo, having, 'ewers decks, beams and a good
"fluor. She is wood sheathed, hen materials are abundant, and is
'Escellent =Wigan ; her cargo' entialgting of
122 Balm upland Cotton
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7 2033 Pieces CaMpeachy Dogwood
' SS Casks Wirele Oil
20 Hhds. fittperior Dry Cod Fish
19 Barrels and 1 Case Tortoiseshell and Chippingt
6 Males Dee,- Skim
4 Bales and 4 Bunt:les Bear Skins
9 cwt.. 2 qrs. 20 Oak Hogshead Staves;
Also the fo:lowing Goods, being part of the Cargo of MI
Schooner Bursts, :
S 4 Bales Georgia Cotton Wool
Si Cases Indigo
4 Casks Cod Oil
10 Ditto Annatto
About 4 ions Dogwood.
Alitheabove condemned as prize to hhMajesty's ship Niemen,
Strikileimel Se-router, -Bart. Captain.
10 Casks Fish Oil
5 Bales Peltries
Et ELI/A, Camming, Master.
Serons Brazil Tobacco, ex ACRO: A, restored to Claimants.
Also, the Schooner Tats. of the following dimensions:
Ltagthi 48 feet 81 incites.
• testi:4lli 15 ei
61 Hold, 7 5
• akdrneastires 48 60-94 Tons.
She 14 round-sterntd, and bas a scrawl head ; is idertrabie ves-
sel for the coasting trade, hr which she bat lardy been adv •:-
tageottily employed; her Stores are abundant, and in goosil c.in
anion; and she may be sent to sea immediately without any ex-
pence, having a British register.
Also, for the benefit of the Underwriters or those con,cern-
ed, the Hell of the Stli Avineri, of Neti burclien abbot
200 tons, her Masts and Stores in Dins, with the following part
of her Cargo, for Home Consumption :
About S 3 Tons Dogwood.
8 Bundles Elephants' Teeth.
Afterwards, for Home Consumption, about 1521,000 eloquilTo
Nine, front the Brazil., calculated particularly for the use ot tur-
ners, tot various purposes, particularly bunions, beads, small
bates, Ste. as they bear a remarkably flue polish:
4 Casks.of Spirits of Turpentine
281 Pieces Nicaragua Wood.
188 Pieces red Wood.
roe EXPORIA rieNr-
-824 Bars Square Iron.
62 Do. Flat d.i.
12 Bundles Nail Rod'.
1 Cask Flints.
1 Cask Cretan Tartar.
For samples of the coqulllu nuts, cotton, and indigo, Catalogues
and inventories of the Vessels, apply to Messrs. Sinn it, Marten,
and Smith, Brokers, London : Messrs. Holt and Cu. of Man-
chester; Messrs. Thomas and William Earl and Co. of Liver-
pool ; and Miners. Waiter Ritchie and Co. of Greenock.
colonic) nuts may also be seen at Messrs. Laugher and Co. Bir-
mingham.
Also, the copper-bottomedfast-sailing brig ANDREW, pilot-
boat built, calculated for any employ requiring great dispatch ;
captured on her voyage irons France to New-ork by, and con-
demned :A prize to hit Majestl's ship Shannon, P. U. V. Broke,
Esq. Captain.
Length - T 9 feet 7 inches.
Bri.adth - 91 5
lkgth - 8 11*
Adineasures 158 Tons; asi
Her *ergo, consisting of
IS Ptpes Brandy,
LOS Hk"l4 superior Red Wine,
48 Cases •
About 658 Bars square and flat Iron,
7 Cases or Boxes dry Goods; such as Satins, Silks,
Velvets, Ribbands, Crapes, Glove-.1, &C. &C.
Also, about 60 Bales New Orleans Cotton Wool, hndttl front
the ship Rebecca, detained by and since condemned as prize to
bit Majesty's ship Medusa, the Hun. D. P. Liouverie, Captain.
Fur viewing Samples, Catalogues, and further iuf,,mtation,
apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, 1
teiriouth ;
and for the Andrew and Cargo, and the Rebecca's Cotton, to
W. P. Smith, Esq. the Agent, and as &dee, or to
• JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker.
Plymouth, October 24, 121 r.
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RE$ for the preterit sTArt
()clue at the Oilseed
HAZARD.ARINgoad Co. Stock Illrobsti
No. 93. Eloior tie ROYAL ER
The Ektwiq 110.1111‘. lith of TigtZte.
•.• Lop" 4ost-$ll4. tiolf antwertxt. a d Orfkil‘4l
Counuy. aconiapoolott tifik Remittance. attended to bylaws 4

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WHITE -LION Mr nod 'PAVER N, WEIRATESILD4Ertaire-
r AVON.
161- ROCHE beet leave to announces* Ate Nobi-
AU., thy, qeutry, and Public, that he has lately ontemi tspea
the alsrsva Inn, width he has improved with addhional 14424,
Furniture, and other accommodations; and take, this opportunity
of retirtiag Mi mast grEctui acknowledgements to hit fries
and the numerous families with whom support he was inmost i. 4
luting his rmidenee at the George Inn, ditipoton, and tv.. hopes
hi-.in unremitting attention to the comfort and convenience of
his several customers, to merit a continuants of theirs and tit,
panic tavatir.
Good accommodations for Commercial Genderasto.--Tharlse
and-Liquor Trads continued as usual.
Stri lord eputi•Aven„. Nov. 2.-181 I.
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. • GU ESTONIAN MEDICINES.
OBSERVATIONS cfw BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
WHOEVZR examines the mechanisms of the
human frame, will see how fearfully and how ieonier.
fully we are tnatle; he will also see the necessity there was for
mankind being endowed with rational faculties, for nu other be.
log can resort ro liquid fire fbr destruction ; for nntwithitanding
the ail-wise Creator has placed that powerful monitor called Bid.
ous is the breast of every man, we yet see numbers of our fel-
low cre.turrs indiscriminately indulging in that unfortunate pro-
pensity to intoxication, till disease puts a stop to their
ieconai-
dente pursuits ; whence begins one of the first muses of Bilious
complaints; imperfect digestion which can never be completely-
removed, but where the stomach has the power of producing e
good fermentation; and consequently little or no nutriment ...a
be conveyed to the body, where a want of digestive prise •Its to
the stomach exists; the want thin, of this opetuttno befog so
duly performed, as to make good chile, from which the blood fa
made, accounts very clearly why an persons bhouring under suct
a misfortune, must cotteequ—ily be eul.jected, more or less, to all
that string of disorders which originate in an Impure state of the
blood: viz. Leprusy, Scurvy, Jaundice, Dropsy, &c.
The efforts of Medicine ip an advanced stage of B lions dlos
ease has been very feeble indeed, 90 n.uch su that in atone partie.
cular stages of its progress, it has seemed to defy Medical inter-
ference, as fleeing marked e victim for its own; but such appro.
bensions need not he encouraged, since tlot .very of tint Gut s.
tuniao Alterative Bilious Pint for although in some disinters.
the knife of the Anatomist, and the inquiries of the Chym et
united, caunot trace the Cause; yet hapinly for mankind, such is
not the case in bilious dicsrders, nor soy of its attendwie,wh ch
has enabled the inventor of the Geestionati Medicines to offer al
the public his Chymical Discoveries, which are the result of a
minute investigation tufts the rouses and effects at bad b.:e.
I have been thus explicit, with tit; sole view of being ouder-
steod by all who may read toy remarks, as they will c-r:atnly di.
rest them the roils which lead: to perfect health • but if front th-it
own indolence and weakness, io fare% into the r. tors I have su
studiously recommended their aeJiJirig, they should contract all
of throe disortiers,they even then, may secure a retreat from pats
and misery, by taking my Bilious Alterative which-will
soon excite the wished-for fermentation, sad exp,l fittule..ce ;
whereby ease is restored in a few minutes, endnothit.g but a vesat
of COW:4OOU prodElice can prevas.t these /vied:cows curing every
complaint that, boott. origin in a Purous cause- I lie.e Ptils being
' of an arntparreieirltt tlererry; bersivefiviewery den dcd prelercipee
to every %her Medicine in the cure of lATrosi and Srtrvy, of by
the opinions of all Medical writers on these diseases, they cat: be
cured only by satiputtescent remedies.
Having finished my remarks ot Nerv,-.u. and BilioVlcompLtiats,
the reader will perhaps took for some salutary observations ess
Head-ache ; sod although I confess the sufferings of many, :wing
'itch us to border c:osely on insanity, should induce no: to )sjVcr aq
opinion thereon, I am not able to bring those pains under one gat
neral distinct description, as originating in such il &rent Muses,
may be mere properly belonging to some otte of the disease:. I
have been treating on—it will therefore be necessary for tho, t
afflicted with Head-ache, to comolt me or any nudical gen lelean
practising with the Guestonian Niedicates; in all those muss
where themselves are not satisfied with the cause; at the same
time I wish to be expressly understood as pledging myself on all
occasions, be the pain from what cause It may, to affutd psrlect
ease to any one who will call on me for that purpose.
[Cirerc's tThetrvationt eaTooth-drawing, &c. in a future Paper

CHALLENGE.
MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hip.
Majesty's t:ervice, ehalleng.. the whole world to prove a
sink instance where their Medicine and method of cure have
failed of the desired effect.• The practice of many years in this
particular branch of their protittsion has not given rise to ohs
unsuccessful case.
They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system,
which is the cousequeuce of the pernicious and wasteful effetts of a
habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sestet
In the one It will be found to be the unfailing source of barren.
new ; the other have its ravages fatally developed tothem by a &s-
-tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates
In impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects. vs hag con-
sumption s, loss a:muscular po•veriand various nervous co:instants
usually characterf.l: the earlier stages of t his solitary rice. Of per.
tons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their
treatment haoimple and has never proved unsuccesstul, In the
course of a luig, laborious, and much extended practice. In the
most obstinate and comtillcased cases of venereal Infection, iuch
as obstructions in the urethra, swingy excrescences, hard tn.
mours,calioui ulcers, eruptions, searnal weakness, glists as slue
STRIC
Whetheffecent or of long duration, and which have !miffed the
skill &other Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan
wainscot effectually and permanently cured, without the patient
suffering the excruciating pain and alarriong hemorrhage
often follows the applitadon of the lunar caustic. In the cuuric ,
20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous casts t f
Strictures have been and are daily under their are, the roar
eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and exrel►
dous mode of practice, superior to any ocher yet adopted. .1
ii.ainew relaxation and debility proceeding from this comphOst,
is speedily removed, and the patient redortd to sound and ifs
porous health. But where the debility has for years, exatod, s
proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Safe.'
titre has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive e
slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the Ent respectatiality,
have been under the are of Messrs. Currie and Co. fir the re-
moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, bavtng
received a radical and permaisent cure, request that refereiwt,
may be made to ;betas is satisfactory evidences of the decided so-
pasiority of Mears. Currie and Co.'. plan of treatincnt. Mary
of these Gentleman have had Strictures from ten to alert y
sad bad been under the care of Messrs. Home and fritavisides •
sad astier surgeons of equal eminence, who atrwr.pted tt.e etre
by the application of the lunar caustic, without success.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by either sex verb tie
greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. IC-,
Hatton-Gardeu. Patients in the country ar 6 requested to suns
the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, & •
Inclining a remittance for advice and medicines, when the auto
winks Oren er seat t• any part of dwkingdom.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been- disappointed is
their expectations of s family, may be assurol that IR most ii.
stances such detects are curable by medical skiff; and although
the removal of such IMpedinsents be an °hie& of doubt anti uncji-
minty with others, yet the cure of suet. defects, by the grads:al
progress of rawest/so, Is the woken's' id.their esperitase.