The Sun.
London, England, 1808-09-01 00:00:00

COL, t
CAPITA.. FUR SALE.
T. So; oy Privaie Bargain.
THE LANDS AND ESTATE OF BRIGTON,
in the P.L.is, liiiinetries, situated 1,, vile '.it the
best ;>arts of Si-h.:more. The great turnpike mad from the
so tt.: not t > pAsses through tue c:ntre of the Estate. --
Tile whiLti is large alto commodious, stands in the
ova ut twenty acres, upon the water t,41 Kerb:t
tights a piece of water in front of tii house), and
'consists of three public rooms ut large dimensions, tett or
'wire ued-lobin,., and thessiag- ooins. wtto „tit 11::-useholdt
offices t'he' home rain ottio.:s are complete, two c..ich-
hoUses, with stabling for twenty-tour horses. Tile gardens
:anti orcnard, with brick walls and tieus„ are in roll bearing,
..and c nearly of four acres, with about thirty acres .4)1
world ofall kii;ds.
pres,nt rent of the Estate, including the home farm
of about one ituntired acre-, and to which a purchaser may
have unmett,an: access„ is atiout. sixteen li,o.dred poo,:us;
but, upwithe expiry-of the leases, which (with the excep-
*tion or one) were let twenty-five years ago on single lives,
and must, in the course di nature, soon drop, a very great
rise may be depended on. There are on the Estate, a flax
spinning mill, -and visage ot considerable extent, which cost
in erection eight thousand pounds, and are now o. more
these tall to the Proprietor (m yen, easy terms, at the

of tile lease, which has Dilly twe ty years to run.—
' The Estate adin,is nearly
.three i reehoin Qualifications, the
• valuation being above One Thnusaint Pounds Scots:
. 1-,o those who-know the plai!e, no descriptive embellish-
ment is' necessary. To strangers \it is not easy in an adver-
tisement
.to give a proper idea of the beauty and convenience
of the intition. it ia twelve miles from Dundee, three
from the- county- town of Forfar, two 'from G lammis, and
twenty-six from Peith.
the payment of the price will be made to suit the convp-
' itlence of a purchaser. -
For tuttlier particulars, application may be made to Wm.
Douglas,*E sq. the Proprietor, by Glamrnis ; or to Mr. Pear-
scn, - Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh.

IMPORTAN'I DISCOVERY MADE KNOWN.
-L-P-UE Advertiser has already informed the POlic,
JL. that after having almost explored nature to find out
Cure for the Scorbutic Leprosy, Scrofula,
.and other diseases
arising fromsthe impurity of the blood, he has been led by
kind Providence to the discovery of a Medicine which.
corn-
pleatly eradicates these Diseases; and as he is not a RIM of
independence, he intended-not to make it known till a suns
was subscribed-equal. to its value: but the feelings of huma-
nity would not allow him to withhold it any lcngcr from
the itfilieled.
I t is a mixture of Pitch and Rosin, &c.. The Recipe,
with other necessary information, he shall be happy to give
to any person applying to him ; but, from' the great ex pence
he is put to tor Advertisements, and the loss of time in an-
swering Correspondents, he is now under the necessity of
requesing that those' who apply to him will enclose in their
first Letter a One Pound Note to defray present expence, and
he leavt,s it to theh-zenerosity and gratitude to give
what they think proper afterwards.
Letters addressed to PAssus, care of Mr. Francis
by, Druggist, Manchester, will be attended
' P.S. It. has been tried for compkaints of the Livet
great success. _ -

DR. lANIES'S POWDER,
For Fevers, Agues, 'Colds, Influenzas, Measles, &e,
CAUTION.
VARIOUS frbitations of this Aledicine,
bLen brought rorward by Persons formerly in Dr.
lames's service under the pretence of having assisted in pr-
paring his Powder; but' to -obviate such impositions, the
Public are in possession of the strongest evidence—the so-
- leinn deposition of the Doctor himself, in an affidavit left in
,tlie Juinds of his Executors,' and publishesl in the year 1777,
cx.tii after his decease. In this he declares, " That the ser-
ants he employed in the preparation uf his Powder had little
more. to du than to pound the ingredients, and attend to the
fires under his direettoiv; th. the rest of the process had al-
ways be n pert _rinecl by hi f; and that ne. never admitted
any person to be present a process, but his Son Robert
Harcourt lames and Mr. cry."
wders are now offered for Sale by one who boldly asSerts,
f. that e was the original and only person Who ever prepared
them for the late Dr. lame,, pm
it happens, however, that. the Fever Powder was pre-
pared and sold before this man was born (the Patent being
dated in 1747), and theretiore he could not have been either
4'44 the original" or ," the ktily" preparer truth is,
he never was, at any impht., employed by Cr. fames to
assist him in the process of his.powder. -
The genuine Powder is to h: Ii id only from F. Newbery
and Sons, No. 4s, in St. Paul's Church...yard, London ; or
at Dr. I lines's late h .use, in Bruton-street, in Packets,
prLe zs. 9d each; or in Bottles, containing to Packets, as
made up for the Army and Navy, price il. 41. including the
Duty: Observe that the words, "F. Newberyr Ni). 45,
St, Paull," are engraved on the Stamps.