The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-06 00:00:00

REVERSION IN DORSETSHIRIF,

SOLD, togrethdr or sepa:r3tely, Two
• i rrer Tarr.* 'of the Reversionary Right end interest
FRE-El-10Lhe pre
I:STA'PE,
S 'S.;:34:7cr the Veal:ll6f tesent Proprietor, aged t ifty-
; tlrrec.:
Vor Particulars, apply to Messrs, Robinson and Lee, Lin.
- Y. •
•

WEN MOUTH, 10144 E '5, 0306.
TU BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By T. TINDALL,

- -
•At *the Crown-Inn, on WeduesilAy lune 25, a,26,, under a
coyomission
Appraiseineat and Sale issued from the
,t i,it Court of Admiralty, and addressed to Messrs. Wm.
,Weston and Tiros, Richardon,,Cointnissioners, .
THE CARGO of the GAL-MOT-JOHANNA
U NA • 14 ERMIN A, Hans jodient. Si2ltioer,
Alastc'r, oa tun:, Voyage front. Malaga: to Enabden, con-
consisting of I '-
13';o,UaireIs Sun Raisins.
26 lioves of Raisins.
zo Piles Malaga Wine.
t- Cas‘.: ditto ditto.
For Particiii apply to Messrs. Weston arid Richardson,
Commisstoneis, Weymouth; or "F.. Tindall, broker.
The Sale to begin at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.

VICAR's.HI LL,- NEAR LYMING TON, HANTS.
• • TO 11E SO LI) It'Y A U CTI ON,
At„ tl:e Angel Inn, in Lyinington, on Tuesday, the toth day
of June inst. "At ['Wel ye o'clock at Noon; unless before
Disposed of by Vrivate Contrad, of which due notice will
be given,
•

Convenient .DWELLING-HOIA, surround-
ed by • a thriving ••:ihrubbery, with a double 'Coach-
house,'S tabling fur eight horses* Garden and Paddock, con-
-faiiiing in the whole about t -.vo acres :tnit a quarter, most de-
sirably situate at ,hat much admired spot called yi CA
R's-
HI LL, oti the ty,r::;rs of the New Forest, One tittle and a
b,alf distant from .Lyinington, in a most respeaante neigh-
bourhood, with roads reitiarkalAe for their ex.cellenCe in all
Seasohs.
House contains two good Sitting-rooms in•front, each
tK f•et. square.; .4 smail tick Varlotir, with an excellent
Kitchen; fire,whouse, and other convenient Offices on the
l;ru: iii Floor; • three goal Beat,roants, witls a tight ClOset,
Water-closet Jilt the -First, Floor; and three Servants'
the Attics; with excellent underground gellars,
soil a plentiful 'supply of-good Pump add Rain Water.
T:ie Premises, wnicii are. Lea-Sell/4d for a term of tOOO.
years, were lately Occupied by Mts. Condi ;,they are pecu-
liarly adapre.d for the residence of a sinall Geuteel Faintly,
and iintnediate possession can be given..
for turtiter.particulars, and a view of-the Premises, and to
treat for the sante by,Private contraa,,apply of by letter,
p,;st-p ;1) to Mr. King, Solicitor, Lymington.
ti (I. About six Acres of Land, adjoining the Premises,
May be rented by the Purchaser, if required.

OAK. BARK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. SMITH,

At the Catherine Whzel, Egkarn, Surrey, by Order of Lord
Itonert Spencer, Surveyor General of HO Majest-Vs.%'oods
And forests, on Monday, the gth inst. at Three o'Clociti
In TWO LOTS, '

IGHTY-T\VO TOADS and Thirty-seven Yards
.A... 41 of ()AK from 12.0 Tree, layink on ilia Crown
Lin,t.s near E.4l,l:Ant
.T.) besvicw:;st by application to Mr, Planner, of ligharn,
of ,04
No,
may be had ; and of Mr. Smith, A uc-
Ox-e tir, No, 9, N..:w Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange ;
and at Windsor.

NEAT COUNTRY RESIDLNCE between PINNER
and ItICKNIANSWORTII.
_ 7.") BE SOLD BA AUCTION,
Ey- Mr. cHgISTIE,

At Its Creat kocw, in Y4ll-Mall-, on Tu*lay, the 17211
.4t. One o'C lock,

A NEAT.ond COMPACT COUNTRY 'RESI-
iy EN C opapy;lpid of inheritance, but equal to F,ree-
hold, ty.:ing subject to a small Fine certain and no
with StiOiirg' for three horses, Coach-house,
Kitchen-garden fully cropped, Lawn, Ple.asure.grolwd,
and Sinutib;.rie,- t )rchard, ,and fonr litclasnres of Eicit mea-
dow Lanai, in the who): abunt t 6 Acres, pleasantly,sittirived
at Northwood, e:hiti.,;uotts to Ruysltp Coppice, 'a favourite
Cover of the.l>.!rkeley Hunt, and suited to receive a Moderate
-sized .g,enteel Family,. but p.articalarly desirable fo: the loiier
of rural amusements, the Neigh'oOtirlitiod being:disti4iiiithed
for att:l e'xcellent ; di,tant
mileS from Pinner and R.ickql.caswortil; anti t 6 trom London.
'Also a Freellold recent inclosur,: of three Acres, coati,
-guans.
May be viewed With yjckets,,and panted Patticulars may
'be had at Garraway's, and in Pali-Mall.

VILLA, BANIK.S OF THE THAMES, STAINES,
SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. CHRISTIE',
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mali, on Thcsday, lime 17,
at One o'Clock, •

THAT Beautiful and Compaq VILLA, called
-EGHAM HY THE HOUSE, with • Coach-house
Stabling lot-Abut horseS, Offices, Lawn, and Pleasure-
ground of two acres, shaded by spreading trees, and' slop-
ing to the Thames, and three acres of Mead.o.v -and live of
Arable (held for 2t years) adjoining, thereto,. pn the-Bank and
Surrey Side- of the:flumes, at Staines. .s
The Premises comprise, on the G round 'F loor, a large Hall,
Billiard Room, Dining Parlour, and inferior Apartments. On
the First, ‘a spacious 'Drawing:l-06m, . Library, four Bed-
chambers, and Breakfast,roont, commanding a' piCtilresqUe
view over the River to Windsor .Castle, and tour bect-rooins
in the, Attics.
This singularly elegant Villa and Grounds have received
embellishments from various bands'th the, amount of several
thousand, 'pouilds, and are now in complete and neatest order,
fit for the immediate ,occupation of a Genteel Family ; are'
held,on tease eleven years unexpired, at the trifling It-tent of
; '3ll- but thr.4ll.ea•;e. inay be extended to 4.5 years on allowing
a small advance upon the annual rent.
May be viewed, with TicketS.only, and printed Particulars
nil!, be had at the
.13,0, Staine, Castle, Windsor ; Talbot
,:n.l Castle, Richmad ; at Caraway's, and in Pall Mall.

tPRIc SIXPENTII.

OFFICE OP ORDNI4NCE
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil.
'1 714 E
7EsTps OR DIV:INcE do hereby give \Wee That they
will Le ready to receive. Propotals 1.6,-ir Office in St. Mar,
,garet Street, Westminster, on or Pew? the 7th of jit,.e next, from
such Persons. who may be capable atul.willing to undert.,ke the
C,;nstruffion of certain BUILDINGS _Wbith 1 is intended to
irea al Colchester
_tor the, OP (inane? Pepartme,t, conformably tort
Plan and Elevation which may be seen at the 0,74.ee en any day
between the hours c?/- Ten and FFur
The Proposals to specili the Prices of each description of Ifirb
to 1`,,0e included in the 14 "'Wings.; alto the time in. which the Work
xhall.be completed .under a Ptnaty, and the nature of the' Security
to be given, in ewe ;„1 the non-pethtma.rce of the ,Contraß
Proposals sealed up, an.l superscribed l• ..Prop,.rdls for constraC7-
ing Buildings Ice the Ot.cilanze Departmort at_Colcherter," to be
delivered: at the Secretary's 011ie.", iii. tVla, garet,t,eet,
minuet-, on or before the 7th day of Jwve' next, but no Propwals
will be received after that day.
By Order of the Roard,
R. 11. ,CREW, ..reerettry.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, . . .
jmnc 3, 15 6.
. . .
r"I"HE COM iiitISSIOIVE RS fur 171CTUALLJNG ~ t
;HIS m,:tyrs Tr ; Ar..,4 I' t" clo ilere,..7 g've ..\',aice, That an • '':.
Tre; day .next, Mt Totb .insr. thzy will ot.rea,!), t., rec-,;ve Tcnlers, .-v-
-iq_ll/iiiing (scal(d ,q,): and treat' fiw Twevr ri.,:ns.,4,Calluns
of INDIA RUM,: to 6r dellvere4l, ' dipv-iree, in :the
spare ~f foie nvsntb, into !Z.', iV.r.,lest;:',. li.f7iNiti:nz Stores at
Co;k ; and to be 1.41:1fd. liy ,f:::'1, pal ~-6 e, .z.,..,.. !,:';'*:', rne:y
d4ys alter delft'. , -
.
rhe•Cf,itditiont• of tht Contras may be- see-t at tie Secat,:rys

Office.
Pio regard will be had to any Miller in whir!) t.!,e P !re shag
not be ins,rted in 7.,-odds at le,PKth, or that
to the 3,ald before Qoe o'C'kek on the said I I,t Ad.?). :(.'e loth
nor xnless the:Person who makes the , ronte .Per-
ron ,n his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for

MUSCULAR -INVIGORATION.
THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer-
sally acku4v.dedged peculiarly efficacious in all inward.
wastings, less of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits,
trembling or,shaking of the hand or limbs, obstinate coughs,
shortness of breath, and consumptive habits It thins the
bloOd„e-ases,the most violent pains in the head and stomach,
promotes gentle perspiration. and restores health even where
the Constitution-appears to have been irreparably injured.
By the Nobility and gentry this Medicine is much adtnir-
• ed, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing
the fibres of the stomach, and proper tensity whith
a good digestion requires.' Nothing can he Netter adapted to
nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with wine,
&c. Those who have impaired their health, by a residence in
hot and unhealthy cliMates ; the young of either Sex, whose
infi,mities threaten premature old age, a life of misery, and
an early dissolution ; and those more advanced in years, whose
• _tottering sapless frames appear withered and almost worn
out, are its mere insinediate objeds.
This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and West In-
dies, for nourishing,and invigorating the nervous system, and
acting as a general restorative on debilitated cOnsitutions aris-
ing from bilious complaints contracted in hot climates. The
cold and tremulous-nerves are ‘var.ned and steadied ; the re.
Idxed fibres, or soft .fi,ibby flesh. braeed and rendered firm ;
the muscles are. invigorated ; the sinews strengthened ; the
emaciated limbs are covered With firm -flesh, and the exhaust-
ed vessels,replenUted. •
Those who have the'care and education of females, the stu-
dious as well as the sedentary part.of the community. should'
never he without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes
diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, iniproves the me-
mory, and enlivens the iniagination ; 'revives and exhilirates the
laNnid drooping spirits, plornotes digestion, artlt braces the
nerves.
The virtues of the Cordial Balm of Gilead' are daily de-
monstrated, in eradicating the worst .and most dangerous
symptoms of Nervous Debility ; and nothing has tended so
much to establish the fame of this Medicine as its certain
success in those complaints winch suikc
its the constitution,, and are so fatal to the happiness of man- -
kind. By taking thi&-Medicine according to the diredions,
all the deplorable symptoms of Dizease will vanish, and
. strength, ardour, serenity, and every evidence of renovated
strength will be the happy result. , ' • •
There is a.saving ohs. in purchasing a 335. Family Bottle,
equal'to four Half-guinea odes. .
Sold by. Mrs.-Mathews, No. 13,• Strand, London; Mr.
Smith, Perfumer,' No. 38, and Mr., Itatburn, North Bridge ;.•
Mr. Baxter and. Mr. Seott, South-Bridge; Mr Davidson and
Husband, Elder and-Co. Edinburgh; _Mr. Baxter,- Glasgow;
W. Cameron, Greenock ,• G. Browning, Paisley; 11. Craw-'
ford,_Kilinamock W Young, Irvin:; ; •AJ Forsyth, and
Whiteside, Avr ;W. Crawfo«t, Girvan ; Car on, Now-,
Douglas; T. Kirkcudbright ; M'Crede,
ahly ; Leven; . Dempster,- Cupar ; Allan,' I)•_tri-
dee ;P. Craigie,' Morstrose-; Mir4hell,• and I. Andersen,
Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Band.; M'lutoso, Inverness';- T.
M'Kenzie, Storn4way ; I'. Taylor, Stranra&r; Johnson and
Iliss'et, Perth ; W . A iiclersnii,•S'terltng ; Coke and Reid, Leith ;
• Aleiander, ; ;
broatn; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries Phorson, Barwicte ;
lV;eddel,.A.lnv;•ick ; Paterson, A !Ili:-Allot, audlantleSbn, Pe-
terhead ; A. M' Donald, 'Froneate., Go ias.w'; and by most'
. •
tOokselier and Venders of Patent MedieineS in the United
Kingdom. • •

'lO THOMAS
Sir, No. 9,
.New• Pridge-street, London.
CONSIDER it but an aft of'jUstice• due to the.
I merits rif your LEAKE's PATENT ['ILLS, to coin-
municste to you tlie tbllowing Cure which has recently been.
performed by, them:— An Acquaintance of mint, by the
breaking out of an old Venere.it .Com Plaint (attended by a
complication of; disordqrs arising therefrom). \vas reduced al-
most w a skeleton although he had the bast- medical
advice ‘viiich could he obtained, a vale y of Patent
IsriediuL,.., nothing COuld be procurid which scented to suit
his to do 'any service: he remained in a'most
,!, slidation,for twO'years, 'unable to .fol•low
proitss,n' ,audsearcely a 61.2 to walk or even to-stand .on
his tegs ; in faa lig one who knew hirn ester suppoied it pes-
sinle tor him to recover. lie was ilviscd at last to fry tour.
Lq!:.e's pi so, adhering strielly to the direaions
given with them.. He had not takeiLtnote than two boxes he-
tore he found an alteration f(.4 the sbetter: this' encouraged
hint to' proceed, and by taking feW boxes more_ lie found
•.his appetite
.and strength gradually retltra, and is now as
heaitso and stout as any man 1 _know. You, ace welcome,
Sir. to .n-fcr any person to me for a.contirmation ofllic above
account if it should be doubted.
. • I am. Sir, your obedient humble servant,"
Library, Folkstone. , THOS. PURDAY.,

re p arect• an ci Sold by the Sole. Prop-rletor, •
Trios. .I.IPLV 1.0 R, Member of the 'loyal College of Surgeons,
London, at his House, NO. 9,,New Bridze-street ;
Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty -Years,
in a• pradice particularly direded to the Cur.:. of .Vene-
real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts at
" Generation in bOth Sexes, with • that inviolable' secrecy •
• which' Men -of his ProfesSion should always observe, he
' flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous- •
ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be ,
esteemed by a discerning Public', as an a4varimAe seldom
to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. -
41so sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,-No, 35, St. Al-
ban's-street, Pall -Mall; the Toyshop, 'No. 'to3, ()xtbrd- ,
street ; Mr. bisborough?s, No. 7,, Fish-street-hilt; Mt.
Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh - Mr. M. )(maid's, Glas-
gow ; Mr. Callwell's, • Dublin ;• Mr. 13i1linge's, Liverpool';
Mr. AtkinsPn's, Manchester ; 'and. by one Person-in eV,!ry
considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in liaxps
of only.. as. gil. each, sealed up with full and plain direc-
tions; whereby persons- of either sex may Cure
taemsely
,wiih ease; speed, secrecy, and safety.
N. 11; Every Box sold in Great 13titain is sealed • with
a str.m p. -on which, bY favour of the Voinniissione" is print-
cc!, at the Stamp-office,.” T. Taylor, Ni'. (~,-'New Brit'gr;
street," to imitate which is Felony, au.'.-iii..e.ners arc eo.urs. `
terfeits. •

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF .p.E..45:

..THlnppA74, JUNE 5.

The Irish Customs Bill;the Irish RvenuA ne-

:zuiation Bill,'and the Irish Malt Fill, were read a
• third time and passed, and a Message sent to the

Inuse of Commons to acquaint them the'rewitb.

The Property Tax Bill and
.the Irish 4dditional
Force Repeal Bill were read asecdnd time and Com-
.ilitteci for to-Morrow. . --
Sir T. C. Bunbury, Mr. Lygon, Mlr. Shaw Le.:
fevre, Mr. Mainwaring, Mr. FpHowes, and several
other Niembers of the House of Commons, brought
up several private 'Bills ; which were: read a first
ime. .

Mr.:Fawkener, Clerk of the Privy Council; pre-
_
senteti Copies of two Orders of Council, relative to
the Commerce of Tortola; which were ordered to
lic,on the Table and to be printed. .
The. Duke of AIIoNTR6sE moved for some Ac-
cmints respeding the Commerce of Dotpinica, with
-oference to the Tortola Free Port Bill; which were
.irdc red.

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND.
Earl'SvENcEß adverted to the Order which stood
for 6-morrow, with reference to the Motions which
his Noble Friend (Lord Grenville) had given notice
c.f intention to bring forward relative to the Ad-
ministration of Justice in Scotland. His Noble
.Uriend, in eonsequence of indisposition,_ would be

_ . .
unable .to be in his place to-mprrow, and therefore
.he wished
to postpbne the Order till to-morrow se'n-
Aght, when his Noble Friend would probably be
,enabled toattend. _ . .

The Order for summoning their Lordships for to-
morrow was discharged, and renewed for-to-morrow

se'unigt.

JUDGE FOX.

The Order for ,the attendance of Witnesses rela-
CA.e to the case of Ali. Justice Fox, which stood for
to-morrow, was, on the Motion Lord WALSING-
4.im, discharged, andrenewed for Wednesday next,
:or which day the Lords \'vere ordered to be_ sum-

09E10..
IMPEACHMENT OF LORD NIELVILLE. .
SU-augers were ordered to withdraw, and. we un-
.clerstood their lordships resumed the consideration.
of the Evidence adduced ou the Trial of LOrd Vis-
count Melville.

The Judges attended, and we understood, deli-
vered their'opinion in answer to the Unestion's re-
lerred to them on Tuesday:

The discussion aftervvards cOntinued till half-past
11 -6'clock.,.when. the further consideration of the
subiCO ,was deferred till to-morrow.

Adjpurned t,ll to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TIRTR,SDA, JUNE 5,

Mr. DAMES DAVENPORT took the Oaths and his
Sea-t.'fei Cheshire, in the ioona. Of Mr: Egerton de-'

ceased

.
• Au Account was presented of the Balances in the
Tands of the Colleolors of the Customs and Excise.—
Ordered to lie on the Table.
, Mr. Meux, from the India Board, presented the
Papers rrioved for, respeCting the Rajah. of Sassnea.
• 4)rdered.to lie on the Table.
The Customs' Fees Abolition Bill was brought
pip; read a first, and ordered to be read a second time
Utt'WpclnNcday,
ThecOnsideration of the Report of theirish Mi-
litia Service Bill was postponed till Monday.
The FictuSe reselVed itself into a Committee on
the Scotch Distillery Acts, .
Mr. Vt.ISSITTART stated various inconveniencies
that arose from the present mode of collecting the
Duties on DistillerieS in Scotland; and concluded by
moving, That they should be colle6ted in the form
• mentioned in the Resolutions which he was about to
propo.se. These were handed to the Chairman
r. Hobbouse), . who. took the sense of the Com-
ttee, whether, as the particulars were to appear on
the Votes, he should new read' them. The sense of
t4e, Honie being 'gainst reading
,the particulars
*row, the Resolutions were agreed to, and the House
resumed.—Ordered to be reported to-morrow.
Thq..second reading of the Thread Lace Bill was
postponed till Monday.
The Dublin Paving Bill was committed.—Ordered
•to be reported to-rriorrow. • . . •
' Mr.:-FesTER :rose, pursuant to notice, to move
'for. Papers relative to the Cern Trade. He aCcord-
..ingly moved for several Accounts respeaing the
Puantity of Corn, Flour, &c. imported and exported
t-.‘r_.,veen Great Britain and Ireland for the last '
Fears, the Drowbacks and. &Unties allowed during
the same perio;l for Exports and Imports of Corn
to and from Great Britain and Ireland, and the Arne-
rican Colonies, together with the average Prices.—
'Ordered. • •