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LONDON, TUESD4Y, .4PRIL 16, 1811.

KENNINGTON GREEN.
TO BE SOLD BY•AUCTION,
•
Hy Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL
Al the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, April 42.5, at Twelve,
.etnlees nn acceptable over is previously made by Private
ASPACIOUS convenient LEASEHOLD FA.
MILY RESIDENCE, detached from the inconvenience
of the high road by a spacious fore-court, commanding a cheer-
ful, airy situation, in a most respenahle neighbourhood, only
two miles and a half from the Royal Exchange, on Keening-
ton-green, near the Common, and Vauxhall. The house con-
tains numerous bed-chambers, *various handsome drawing-
rooms, communicating with folding doors, and extending toge-
ther upwards of 30 feet in length ; diMag-palour, kitchen, and'
domestic offices, with a chaise-house, two-stall stable, large
garden, well-stocked and planted with fruit trees. Held for a
ong term unexpired, at a trilling ground rent.
Asv•be viewed, wick tickets only, wince, With Particulars;
may fe had, 14 days previous to the Sale, on the Premises
and of Mr. Shuttleworth, Auction Mart.

The Buzinesi of the TAYLOR'S COMPANY is removed
from the Adelphi to 101, Pall Mall.
TILE following LIST of PRICES is submitted
t,, the consideration of the Public, and Gentlemen may
he nsmred of having the best CLOTHES, FASHION, had
WORKMANSHIP:
PRICES' OF SINGLE GARMENTS.
Best Superfine Black, Blue, r Green Cloth Coat £4 4 0
Plain coloured Coats - • - 4 9 0
Toilinett or Kerseyinere Waistcoats Ns. to 1 1 0
Doublet Milled Kerseymere Breeches - 1 16 0
Silk Waistcoats - " . 1 8 0

Ditto Breeches - - . . - i 10 0
Maochester Fancy Cord ditto - . - 1 .8 0
Dittokeen Pantaloon.. or Trowsers . - 1 1 0
Superfine Cloth or Kerseymere Pantaloons 2 4 0
Ditto Milled Stocking Ditto - - - 2 0 0
Riding Habits - - - - 7 7 0
Superfine Cloth Great Coat -•- - 5 10 0
LEATHER BREECHES.
A Pair of Doe Skin Breeches - - 2 14 0
Ditto' • ditto Pantaloon - - 9 3 0
Ditto Lamb Skin Breeches - - - 116 0

REGIMENTALS.
A Regimental Coat, exclusive of Lace - 6. 6 0
Ditto Waistcoats - - - 1 0 0
Ditto Breeches - - - - 1 16 0
Dike Superfine Great Coat - - - 6 0 0
Ditto ditto Overalls - - - S :1 U
~
Laces are extra charges.
Naval Uniforms same Price as Regimentals.
Contracted, by the Year and the Old to be returned
Quarterly.
Three Saib per Year £l9 10 0 I Five Suits per year £25 0 0
Four ditto - 21 10 0 Six ditto - SJ 6 0
' 'Contracts for Coats only.
Four Coats per Year - - - 15 10 0
Five ditto - - - ' - - 18 10 0
Six ditto - - - - - 22 10 0
Contracts for Leather Breeches.
Four Pair of Doe Skin Bieecbes - " - 9 0 0
Six ditto of ditto -
- - - 12 12 0

Eight dltt of ditto

-• 16 0 U

LIVERIES.
Coat, exclative of Lace - - - 3 5 0
Breeches - - - - - 1 8 0

Waistcoats - - - - - 018 0
Oldie! Jackets and Waistcoats - - 2 12 0
Bo; Coat . - - - - - 5 17 0
Fustiaa Overalls - - - - 1 0 0
Cloth ditto - - - - 1 14 0
Sleeves to Waistcoats an extra charge of - 0 7 0
Business floors from Eight in the Morning until Six in the
Evening.
A Letter of Prices will be sent to Customers Half Yearly.

RELIEF of the BRITISH PRISONERS in
FRA N C B.—The Committee beg to state, that there are
at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the different
Promns of France, for the most part in great diStress ; and that
the Subscriptioa is intended for the alleviation of their suffer-
Mg", in some degree, by assisting them a ith articles of Cloth-
ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand
the most to need of.
They further beg leave to state, that they have sectored a
safe conveyance for such Sums as are to be remitted to France for
the use of the Prisoners. _ •

Amount Advertised £25,685 5 8
Subscriptioos since received :
Parish Chards of St. John's Chapel, Lancaster, per
the Rev. John Manby - £lOO 0 0
Hamlett;lF Black wall andiPoplar, per .1. Willis,Esq. 95 16 6
Languor, Sterndale, and Sheen Parishes! near Leek,
Staffurlbbire - . 3 0. 0
Sittingbuarne Parish, Kent, per R. Thos. Pearce 57 0 0
Parish of Norton, Derbyshire, per Rev. R. ltobinstia 15 10 0
W. Er :gland, htittord, Dorset -
.4 0 0
East Budleigh Church, Devon, per Rev.-A. Sin ton 918 0
Aspotria Parish% mod the /issmiets pf Brox • Mak
sow, near Cockertnouth - . • ' 7 1 6
Oklawinford Chart*, near Storrbtidge, per the Rev.
T. P. Foley, A. M. Rector - 63 6 11
The Now Church, Stourbridge, in the Pafisb of Olds-
wiafortl, per the Rev. T. Hill, A. M. - 48 17 5
H. V. Clayton, Esq. Danny, Sussex - 5 5 0
W. J. Campine, Esq. 4i tto - 5 5 0
• -
Baptist 41cetiug, Bluithatn, Bedfordshire - 4 0 0
T. Wris,it • . - - 5 0 0
Teddingens Church, Middletex,*on the. Fast Day 23 11 6
Combinstion of Christ College, Cambridge, Fast Day 6 13 6
Besiege Samuel y\ egg, Esq. . 10 0 0
Miss Wrgg - • 5 0 0
Baron !II aseres - • - 10 0 0
Messrs. lirandrarns and Co. - - 10 10 0
Parish Church of Mackworth, Derbyshire, per J. C.
Girardot, Esq. - 8 7 9
ParisltChurch of Allestrce, Derbyshire, per ditto 8 5 6
Miss M. C. Goldswonhy, per W. Pearce, Esq. 10 10 0
Archibald Cochran. Esq. - - - 21 0, 0
Stainstord Church, Dorset, per. Rev. W. Floyer 21 0 0
Weston. I)ysotti and Cox - 10 10 0
Mr. Juho Bragg, Lancaster- - 0.10 6
Merton Church, Surrey, per Rev. T. Lancaster 16 10 0
Joseph Rolland . - - • 1 1 0
Sabscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-House ; and by all
the Banktog-houresilin the United Kingdom.
TIiOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary.
No. 3. George-yhrd, Lombard-street.

Re:CENT CURES-11811.
• TO•DK. SOLOMON,
GILEAD-HOUSE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
Qlft,—An instance of the. Singular efficacy of
► ~.,co RIM AL BALM of GILEAD, has fallen under
my notice, which merits general publicity. A man, in this
neighbourhood, about the age of 30, had the appearance of la-
bullring under that most dangerous disease, the Phthisis Pul-
monalis, or Consumption. He had a considerable degree of
hectic fever, prokse night-sweats, expectorated much, and
was reduced tua state of extreme debility. Having . had the
hest medical advice he could procure, without obtaining relief,
he had recourse to your Cordial Balm of Gilead. For some
time he perceived little alteration; but persevering in the use
of this medicine, all the unfavourable symptoms gradually
abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health.
Your's respectfully,
Pontefract, April 2, ISIL B. BOOTIIROYD.

ANOTH ER.
TO DR. SOLOMON,
GILEAD-HOUSE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.

Sat;.--TRlMiiiivreye;rsais> I laboorod wader a siotrnt "ger-
MOW/ tellirtiLTltftf att. abaed With great Staines, mid Loss of
Memory t. was induced to try your CORDIAL BALM OF
OILER!), which I purchased of your Agents M. and N.
Branthwaite, Booksellers, in Kendal, and very soon found the
happy effects which* it produced, by being restored to my Tor-
mer strength and memory. I have a wish to make thin case
public, but motives of delicacy prevent my name being in-
serted. Any person wishing to be, informed of further parti-
culars, may have ample intormation, and a proper address,
by applying to Messrs. Btantliwaite, Kendal.
llawkshead, Aprils, 1811. M. S.
Sold by Mathews and Leigh, N 0.15, Strand; and all venders
of medicines in the United Kingdom.

• PRICE 610:

• .4'NEW NOVEL) '
IPnblidsedthis Day, in 2 volt. price Us. bo,a. rdr,
GOTHIO ;. or, MEMOIRS of the WURTL.
BURG FAMILY. By Mrs. S—.-.
Also, 1. ED WY and ELGIYA, a Romance of the loth
Century, 4 vols. U.
2. EUSTON. By Charles Courtney Esq. 2 vols. 9s.
3. ELLA ST. LAURENCE. By Mrs. Isaacs. 4 VOIS. 11. 21.
4. RUINS of RIGONDA. By Helen St. Victor, 3 vols.
12s. 6d.
5, AI.ZYLIA. By Mi.!' Weynaar, 4 vols. 11. 4a.
6. MALYINA. By Madame CORM. Second Edition.
4 vols. B.

7. WOOD NYMPH. By Mrs. Isaacs, 3 volt 19s.
8. TANK ERVILLL FAMILY. By n Lady,3 vols. las. 6d.
9 HENRY HOOKA. By Mr. Dibdia, 3 vols. 1.55.
lg. MADAME DE MONTOLIEU'S TALES, 3 volt.
Ors. 6d,
11. EFFUSIONS OF LOVE. By W. H. Ireland, ss.
I/. ADELAIDE DE GRAMMONT, ss.
13. TOM JONES,Sapeciar Edition, 19 Plates, 4 voles
19s.
11. JOSEPH ANDREWS, do. do. Ptismtvie, mss.
In the. Press,
SKETCHES of CHARACTERS from REAL Lilt.
Fly a Lady of Fashion.
London : Published by C. Chapell, Pall-Mall.

LU ES, STRICTURES, DEBILITY,
TMPRESSED with a consciousness that their
AL deviation frOm the general plan has been highly beneficial
to others, and improved in Omit' professional acquirements by
the maturity of near twenty years experience, Mears. CUR-
RIE. and Co. continue, with unabated ardour, the eradication
of those Disorders.which are the consequence of illicit indul-
gence, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-
boy. In professing thecure.of these Complaints, they bold out
no inducement to vice ; but, sensible as all men must be of the
existence of such calamities, they ofer their assistance as regu-
larly educated Surgeons of London, and of the Royal College
of Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, and in
every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising
from the infatuation of.a certain destructive Habit, tang Resi-
dence in Warm Climates, Free Living, or anyother cause pro-
ducing a deficiency of Manly Vigour, the Patient Ina% rely on
a speedy restoration to vigorous Health. Their improved
Plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has been attended
with peculiar Success, Strictures of ten and twenty years'
duration base 3 fielded to their treatment in the short period of
three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first
respectability, who have laboured under this painful and di,.
tressing Disease, having received a radical and permanent cure,
particularly request that references may be made to them, us
satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs.
Currie add Co.'s Plan of Treatment. fil.i.ny of these Gentle-
men had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heavyside,
and other Surgeons of equal eminence, aha attempted their
Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic without success.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Patients of
either Sex,with (be greatest secrecy and honour, at their house,
No. 107, Habra-garden.
No. 107, Hatton-garden.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR
TAM WORTH.
TO BE LET, immediately, by the Year,
Quarter, or Month, BOLE HALL HOUSE; situate
a short distance from the Town of Tamworth, in the ritrish,
tad not in the Borough or Township. It is a-genteel and plea-
sma residence fur a middle-sized family, and contains a hand-
some Entrance-Hall, Partner, Dining and Drawing-rooms,
three principal Bed-Rooms, and otheer smaller ones. .V.ery
near are a Brew-house, Kitchen Garden, Coach-tiouse,,Barn,
Stable, end from 4 to 10e acres.of excelleituythe-free Pastore
and mowing Land. At the back of the Hoare, which stands in
Shrubbery of near half• an acre, ruosthe river :totter 4 and
from the premise, are picturesque views of the town, castle,
surrounding woods, al/driver. _

Apply tio'S. ripe IVulferstam, Esq. Statfold, near Tantworlh ;
or to Mr. Capper, 28, Ely-place, Holborn.

TO THE AFIff.,IcTRD WITH NERVOUS..
DISORDERS.
WITHEItS'S COItDIA L BALM of QUITO,
a most convenient, safe, and infallible remedy for
Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorders, and every
kind of Debility or Relaxations in Persons of either Sex,
young, ovoid, whether hereditary, natural, or occasioned by
a residence in hot or unhealthy climates, the immoderate use
- of tea, spirituous hours, or other noxious fluids, too sedentary
a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in-
judicious administration of mercury, dissipation, excess,
tqt-
proper irractices, fainting tits, violent headmches, 'complaints
of the lungs, inward wasting', trembling or shaking of the
hands or, limbs, shortness of breath, consumptive habits. &e.
Proof of its efficacy in the above Disorders.tireinclosed
with each Bottle. - • . •.

-• , .
Prepared and sold by W. Withers, Chemist, 429,1trim4,
London ; retail, by Baxter and Co. Glasgow ; Lathbury, Lita•
pool ; the London Patent Medicine Company, Southbridgfs
Edinburgh; Ironside, Aberdeen; Ross and Peck, hall.;
Sharp, Portsmouth; Jackson, • Plymouth; Congdon, Ply-
mouth-dock ; Barry and Bulgin, Bristol ; and all respectabft
Medicine Venders.

Price 2a. 9d. per Bottle.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS. APRIL 9. '
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE ARMY OF
PORTUGAL.

An Aid.de-Camp of the Marshal the Prince of
Essling, has arrived at Paris. llc set out on the
23d of March, from Celorico, which was the head.
quarters.

All the magazines which the army had formed,
were entirely exhausted on the 28th of February.
The foragers, who were sent twenty leagues front
head-quarters, no longer brought in any thing.
On the Ist of March they were reduced to sub.
sist on the reserve of biscuit, which could only fur.
wish fifteen days food, and it was impossible to
wait for the harvest, as no resource could be ex.
peeled from it before June. There remained,
therefore, to the Prince of Essling only three mea.
sures to adopts

ADVICE.—When Men of education and pm_
fessional skill use persevering endeavours to .discovet the
most safe add effectual method of treating a few prevailing
Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best
;woof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regularly edu-
cated and initiated into every branch of the profession, (certifi-
cates of whick, from different Hospitals, and testimonials from
the•nost eminent Physiciana, they have to convince nny En-
quirer), were induced to make the cure of the following Di-
seases the object of their particular study, viz. % CERTA IN
DISORDER, frequently contracted in a minute of intoxica-
tion; and its concomitants, STRICTURES and GLEETS, to
also DEBILITY, whether arising from Bacchtlnalian
Braces, long residence in want) climates, or a SECRET SOLI-
TARY VICE, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of
both sexes ; in the one it will be found the cause of STER I-
LITY or BARRENNESS, and in the other occasion a nu-
merous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied,
terminate in IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION.

One was to attack the English in their lines be.
foro Lisbon, but the principles of military tactics
forbad this, inasmuch as his heavy artillery could
not be brought up.

CERTAIN DISORDER:7pR._ FREEMAN'S GUTTA

Another was to pass the Tagus to form a june.
Lion with the army of Andalusia, and by that means
opening a communication by the great road with
Seville and Madrid, finding his artillery in Badajos,
drawing his provisions from the Alentejo, changing
his line of operation, and maintaining the double
tete-de-pont, which the army had constructed on
the right and left banks of the Zezere, at Punhete.
General Eble, with an activity and a true know..
ledge of all the resources of his art, which did him
the greatest honour, as well as the artillery, was
preparing to construct 200 boats. We might then,
by throwing at once two bridges over the Tagus,
menacing a passage in front of Punhete, effecting
one lower down opposite Santarem, bearing then
upon the rear of the division of General Hill, which
the English kept before Punhete, or leaving the
English army at Lisbon, and by a movement upon
Leyria, obliging them to recal the division of Gen.
Hill in order to succour Lisbon; profiting by this
mov,ement to throw over a bridge in the environs of
Punhete. The Tagus being passed by one or other
of these operations, a communication would have
Wien opened with Seville and Madrid, and we might
have been reinforced with all the resources of the
army of Andalusia.
The third measure which presented itself was to
repass the Mondego, betting upon Guards, and
opening a communication with
,Ciudad Rodrigo,
where there were shoes, clathing, ammunition, ar.
finery, magazines., and mosey for the army, which
hatinot been paid for six Jnonths,:
Oa the 3d of March, Vie Prince of Essliog de .
• .
clded .on'tha last measure.'.

- - -"
SALUT.IIIIS. -
r HE value of this infallible Mediciue has been
L so long proved, that nothing of the present day can hear
incompetitimi with it, in all toe dilfereut stages of a certain
Disease, which it effectually cures, and eradicates from the
habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that
attends Salivation, without debilitating the Constitutiou in any
degree, or even requiring contineinent from business, or re-
striction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable
Drops have proved their claim to pnblic approbatioti, for more
than JO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a
never-fading restorative, whether the debility is produced by
too free use Of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, orthe effects' of
a warm climate. To travellers, and those going abroad, they
cannot be recommended too strongly, us they will receive a
safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn Gleets,
and every weakuess that affects the bladder and ,organs of urine.
By its efficacy many stoner have become Mothers, who for
many years bad been deprived of that happiness.—sold whole-
sale mid retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cbeapsidei corner of
Paternoster-row Belham, Plymouth ? Pack, Mill; Flo:land
and Dryden, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ;
Billiage and Lathbary, Liverpool; Staines nod Lynch, Man-
attester; Trewnian, Exeter 3.. smith and Baxter, Edinburgh,.
sad Glasgow ; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders,
la Bottlesof 2s. 9d. each with ample directions. Ise

The retult of a long and extensive practice has etitibied them,
by a superior method, to effectually remove those disorders,
however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pa-
tient to the least restraint to diet or exercise; sind in slight
VENEREAL CASES, where an early application is made,
after discovery of the infection, they pledge themselves to per-
form a cure in the.siKt interval of two days.
The unprecedented success,of their mode of treatment in the
cure of the above complaints ( which has never been known to
fail in one single instance in twelve years practice, daring which
period many persons of both sexes have been cured, even after
severe and injurious methods had been pursued by other practi-
tioners withnut effect), induces Messrs. Goss nod Co. to thus pub-
licly offer their advice. They may he consulted by either sex
daily, "personally, Or by letter, with inviolable secrecy, deli-
cacy, and attention.
Patients In the Country, inclosing a Bank NoteZare requested
to state the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living,,
and advice and medicine will he for warded to any part of ids,
Kingdom.
Goss.and Co. IS, Banverie-street, FINK: street. -