The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

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Rnitis, Prospectuses It lari:::ot the W.0r;,:.-

BRICHTON. —I2A i'I:TAL TAVERN,
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By Mr. It. it. ATTREE,
On the Premises; on l'ittirsoa :vl::rtii 6_ Five o'clock,
ATruly Deirable.COPfHOLD ESTATE, exil-
ed the New Snip' :tavern, in •Sriip-st.cei, now
occopatiOn of Mr. john Rau:tomb, tantalizing several dmi,,g
,apartfnents,.4rid making upwards ot .3o bedi ; comlnoctinis
wine vault.and bcer cellars ; extcnsive Yard ; vood-ac.co,-
touted Tap attached ; stabling for forty h..rs-es, staudiny; tor
12. carriages, with r...,0my granaries an t lofts., he Estate :s
cooyholdoi inheritance, holden olthe L‘lanor of 13nOtt helm,
stone,•at a small stinted fine and heriot, on death or
tion. For turthe particulars apply to the A iictioneer,
ille-street ; or Messrs.. Attree and. Son, Solicitor,

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BURY, lIANTS.
FOR SALE BY VRIVATE CONTiZ.ACT,
jk.Dosirable FiIEEtrOLD ESTATE. The PlT-
mises consist o' two L weni.o...sc,, fit for gentecl
‘vitit, a Carden behind each, one of which is iarger
than the other, each !nitre ttvogo,d sitting parlo:irs, with t‘vo
good_ bed:rooms of equal size over, and al jot cl(set between,
and two good garrets ; a kitchen and, wa,h-ht3use behind,
and behinAing to each ;.one pump- in cotrunon, wi!it plenty
of water, and aro now in the several uccupati,ifis 01 resped_
able families:There are also adjoining three Tsuietnents. with
Garden behind.eacti ; als a l'uttocl of yery tine.,Landeof
about seven acres, and two Labourers' Cottzges and a small.
Pans :!;.fl-eon. The D hou-s:e.s and enernentS at: situ-
ate at Bury, a.small pleasant villioze in thc. p:itish of A ver-
stoke, having a picturesque Vis;w of Stoke's Bay and the Tyre
of Wight trusts the' chamber WilidoWs, and about half a rn!te
from the sea so ,re (whecos.cxecilent bathing), and not more
than a in:le and a quarter front-Gosporf, i'larwe .i!cet-town,,
The roatis are good, and the rides and country round peauti-
fui.• The Puttock of Lana is a tew minutes' weft' from the
Dwelling-lion-se, and lies immediately in .trout. 'Ther;.` is a
gateway to toe with suificiont widrh
to build therein a Conh-Irmse and Stable. For furthei'l'ar-.
ticulars apply to A. B. Newcastle Cot:lee-house, St. Mary's
hill, Billingsgate. This situation would suit for's iioart.i.%g
School, there not being One near:

rIOSPORT, HANTS. -For PRIVATE -SALE,
11.... Jr a desirable • and. valitable F R rEH E S TAT E
situate iininediately•abutting Portsmouth Harbour-. The
Buildings consist of" Four Messuages or Dweliing-houses,
with suitable OfEceS; a large Store-house, capable of con-
taining zio hogsheads, with foUr Tenements over the same ;
a large Court=yard,. in whia are two Kitchens, and smooth
.Pavements, with a Well of most excellent Water in great
plenty. - hese Premises, with- the BuildiOs therzirt. con-
tajn, in depth, from East to West, at' the N,,ith side, d 4 feet
6.inches ; from the cast to the West. against the street, 6a.
feet ;, from North -to South, at_the East end,. 56 feet and 6
inches ; and from North to South, at the West end, 94 feet,
or thereabouts. Also, all that Piece of Ground sitnvre im-
mediately adjoining the Buildings, at the East end, and con-
taining, from 'East to West, 69feet; and from North to South,
at the west end, 57 feet ; and, from 'Not tit to South., at the
East end, 28 feet ; now in the several occupations of'Messri.
Richards, snip but:des-5, and others. These _Premises are
most eligibly situated for a • Breurery, a Shipbuilder, or
Prize-Agent, 44c. The whole of the ,our Tenements imme-
diatelyabutting file Sea, and which stand over the Storehouse,
are vury capable, at a trifling expense, to be converted into
StA,re.houscs ; a gtek benefit accruing to the ...MeV:: Store-
houses, that of water-carriage. The La:CI-taxis redeemed.
For further Parliculars.apPb• to Mr, A. I . Newcastle Cof-
fee-ho Use, St. '.lary'S•hitl,

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7'777 •--- A
,7•HEN
.Prgfessional Men of Education and
V Responsibility t.t4.! UAW from System by
the selection n a .pei,uliar brinich; ttl: sanction of long con.
tinned success is the best crite6ott or superi.ritv.
Eight years have I devoteu my practice. to the exclusive
treatment Three Ilisorders, 2!;d the,suLcesstill result of
my pian gives me additional ardor to oppose; as lar -as I am
able, the ravages of thrie Complatnts- tvinc.Ai are the most
important in the Catalogue'of Human Infirmities.
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After initiation into every "Branch, as-rovArtitySurgeon,
t formed a wish at an early period of :.Prattice. to rescue in-
:ivMoat's- front the ignorance of uneducated men, or
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
The Three Disorders, wthe Cure of which I have de-
*omit my' attention, corn, every species of • VENE-
REAL IN ECT lON , whether of a recent or log
ration : idly, An kinds of debility, •whettifer. arising Irmo
the habits of school. buys, or .the induigenies of :nature
age lastly; :sett derange:mint of the system in wo-
men which is'called BARRENNESS, or sr EIZIL LTV.
Numerous 1 Useiises are the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treitinent of a simple Gonorrhtea • and it not 'in-
frequently happens that me seeds of Eit'e are poisore,4 by
the indzifcretion of an unguarded hour. 7.13 y a shperio: me-
thocl such Complaints are easily cured ; and; even !,et:;
others .have failed,. I trust that 1 rAay presume as
radical,re-establishment.

Few, hoWeVer, are the 'cases of• complicated distresi in
this-disorder, compared with the calamitous. situations-of
Men, who, trom an indulgence in a solitary 'vice, or the
prevalent. gaieties' of a .flisilicliable.• life, acquire, that state
of. Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits.
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Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, ttilt
carefuily conceals his .ruisfortune, it may be some con,o-
lation for him to know, that although it be an object a
doubt or uncertainty with ether Frattitiuners, the removal
of these Peticiencles. by tite gradual progress of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of my Ext,,trience. if the rites
of Bacchus or yenus,,haie began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will he ,nreyented by an early .Ceunterat-
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non of this languid State ;*. and in 'these cases, no great
difficulty will occur. • .
But where this Deficiency his for years existed, a proper
perseverance
.is intlispernalilv requisite to tevivc the slum-
bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution.
MA R R.l ED Wt.),ME N who have long been disappointed
in their expeatations_of i Family, :flay be assured, 'that in
most instances, such ilefeels are curable bg'• Medical skill.
The se.:ra.sy . Which is. sei essential to my undertaking,
and tn.: qualifications whici-i 1 have presumed to state, form
:he basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such
this intimation is.-given, that Mr. Mee may be consulted
per,enaily, or by Letters (inclining a small Note;, at his
house, .No. ay, Arundel street, Strand, near-- Temple Bar.
There is an •addition.il Entrance ift Water-street,
:oining; and the Name is oni Orn the doors.
Martin Uwe, Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons.