The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-01 00:00:00

SALES.

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, BRIGHTON, SUSSEX.
lay Mr. ATTREE,
At the old Ship Tavern, on TUESDAY, May 21, 1812, at
• Twave o'Clocit,
ACAPITAL FREPAIOLD FAMILY RE.3I-
- CE. l.:unl•tax redeemed, being No. 27, on the
Grand Parade, coutiminding an excellent view of the Pavilion,
London roticl4. Military Parade, &c. and but a satin distance
from the Old Steyne.
The Premises commits an the basement a good kitchen, ser-
vants hall, butler's pantry, scullery, wine cellar, and conve-
nient others;-on the ground floor, a spacious dieing-room and
water closet ; on the first floor a drawing-room of large dimen-
sions, and bed ch:imbers ; un the second floor two chamber's; nu
the attic door, two rooms and two good garrets over.
The wholly kudos* scitirsitstsserosto closet+, (tweet/limp, well
supplied with excellent water, and are well calculated for the
residence of a Gentleman's family.
Tne Premiers to he viewed by applying to Mr. Pratt,
Builder, No. Id. High-street ; of whom further Particulars
may be had; olio of Mr. Aire, at his General Agency (Mire,
North•strect, Brighton I and of: Mr. Winter, Builder, Lewes.

Valuable Sport ing.t.staie in Norfolk.
TO BLSOLD,
AN ESTATE, situate at Eilgefield, in Norfolk,
entiskting of a Alalsion-house, with stable, conch-house,
rind other requi,ite out-buildings; yards, ex cellent walled er-
den, pleiroire•grotitul and shrubberx, plant ad ms of thriving
trees, and 121 acres of very superior land, in a higb state of
enltivatiou.

Tliere are also Two Farm-housrs, with barns, stables, and
other out-buildings iipon the lislitte, which being detached, but
at a convenient dist time from the Maoslon-house, may be ocCit-
pied therewith or separutely•
The Mansion comprises to o parlours,. kitchen, butler's pantry,
store-room, sunk cellar, six excellent bee-moms on the first
fluor, four utiles, and t we Servants' steeping-rooms, with spa-
cious dairy, brewing oface, hash.huuse. and coal.house, ad-
fidgelirld is a delight ful siiikkget two miles distance front halt,
which is justly denousiiuned (hi Ararden of Norfolk, nod is with-
*i^ a little better than an hours ride of Cromer, it fashionable
bathing-plareornd the neighbourhood Is Most respectable. The
:state coniu4stils a view of the sea, and seine of the most beau-
tiful
prospects is N'orfolli, and the county abounds with game.
The principal part of the Mansion-house, and ten acres of the
lands are siu&r lease, which will expire at el irbavlasas, 1814 y
and aye of the Furth-houses, and eighty-one acres of Loads are
halt under a lease, of whcb eight years are unexpired ; but
pussersine may be had of the remainder of the betide at Mi-
cimelusas nest.
For price, and farther particulate, apply to Messrs. Withers,
Solicitors, Molt, Niirfolk.
• • Ma of the Estate way count thg Auction Mart. ' 1

Df.:lllLiTy, &c.—Messrs. GO.“ and CO. con-
tinue to direct their attention to thir;e Diseases, by whirls
the powers of the ciin.tittition become enfeebled; and their ex-
perience in such ca,e,, durine a long and succe,sitil
enables them to offer to person, sn atdicted, a safe and speedy re-
storation to soitial and y igortins health. A certain di-order, fre-
quently contracted ill a moment of into xicatiM7 ; rts
ahv
its frequent eimeinnitants, strictures and gleets. are by their
plan of treatment ( without restraint in diet or exercise)
speedily and ell'ectually cured; and where lot early appli-
cation is made, nu discovery of the infection, the complaint
it freqoently removed in two day,. By protes.ing exclu-
sively the cure of such conipl,iiO4, Lind in (oder tom they
may not he marked hy n mir;tak",l few with Ii e obloquy so
ju.dly attached to the igimratit empiric, filr.sri. Cit,s airt
think it hut jii•tice to hciuselve: to ,late. that tlies haw lieu
regularly educated isi every branch of the protes!ooti (certificates
of which f different hospitals, and testimonials from the
most eminent Physicians, they lily.• to com Mee any Outliner)
that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced
them tit quit the practice of the general practitioner; and they
presume tbat their pretension, cinistit isle it fair ground Inc the
unprecedented confidence with which they have, by tare Publo,
urea so liberally honoured. To he cOnoilted at their house
daily, by either see, personally or by letter, with secrecy sad
Bracy, and attentimt. Letters are expected to contain a Barak
Mlle for -advice and medicines. Goss and Co. Sat grim', LI,
Houverie-,trees, Fleet-weet.

OKBIOTY,'ITRICTUItES, ate.
PRESSED with' a consciously* that their de.
gehtwist plan ha ficiett beneficial to
*bens luatimpsweed is their prolessialial acquirements by tha
nsalitrity Or near twenty years experience, Messrs. ( It RI r.
CO. raNlhnue, With. unithoted critiur, the eradication of
Moog disorders which are the consequence
,of lifirit indtlif.toce,
or the destructive habit! of the inconsiderate Schoolboy. le
Pretty-61K the core of these Complaints, they hold east nn
ins
ducement to Tice 4, but, seosible at; all men t the of the ex-
istence of inch calamities, they alter their assistance as regular's
:educated Sue:tams of Loadon. and of the Royal College tif
Ftrinlaargh. .eons
all cases of Siphylilic Infection,
.nod in every
complaint of Debility and Deficiesicy, whether 'arising from the
inflow:ditto of a certain destructive habit, long residence ins waito
climates free living, or any other cause producing a tenet`
of ofaglyNrigour, the patient waxed, on a speedy resit/ratio
to vtgolloits -health. Their improved plan of cowing Strictures sf
the Urethra has been' attended with peculiar Mar(ll4. Strictuirt
of ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their treat-
ment in the thort period of I hree weeks. Several Noblesse%
and Gentlemen of the lirst respectability, who have laboured under
this !ottani and dist' es!. ing disease, hay ing received it ritual and
iieriuniieni cure, pttrtiratlatly request that reference inns he maw
to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiooritv
Mesiirs, Currie nod Co.'s Plait of Trearncnt. Many f 01.4
Gentlemen had been inter the care of Messrs. floaw,
tint! taller Surgeons of equal eminence, who alleall'lt'a
their Cure by the application of the Luuar Caustic, vi Wat&
DUCCCSO•
Currie and Cut. may he cansulted by patients of either
kb the greenest secrecy and honour, at their hew, Na
.107, Hatton-garden
Patients is the country are requested 14/.state the portienlirs
u their cute, age, and general habit of living, &c.
a reusittaiwe fur advice and medicines. a hen the s;iole will h
given or tent to any part of the klitgilion. To ensure Ova se-
e
srecy so eswutial to their utglertuking, the postage of letters
may be added to the account for medicines.

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