The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-08 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 29th ult. at Dorrington, near Shreirshury, Benja..
Pryce, Esq. of Bath. "
Lately, atiotti Porker's, Muswell Hill, Mist.Coolc.
'son, only daughter of Major Cookson, of the Royal Artil-
lery.
Yesterday se'pnight, at Brighton, 'Jahn Rice, Esq.- of
Tooting, Surrey.

Fll ICE O.

'l7 STOCKS,

,VESTE

D

Dank Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. 934 4 37,
per Cent. 1797,. 5'
r sh 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. 791-in-
per Cent. Red. 5914 • .
; per Cent. Con. Si 4-1.
Ditto Scrip .
!;ank Long Ann. IS7-16 S-16
!)itto Short Ann. • ,
Ditto Scrip

India Stock
Exchequer Bills s. s.di&
New ditto s. dis.
Lottery Tickets
Irish ditto
•
Omnituti 7 63- 7
I anper. 3 per Cent. 5S
Ditto Ann. rt z-16
!lank for Account •
India for May -
Consolsfor Acc. sgii 9

COURSE OF

AUG. 7.
lamburgh 31 4 I Venice
Altona - 31 '5 2i` us. j Lisbon
Leghorn - 7 54 Oporto
Naples - - 4i Dubiin
Genoa - 4Si

EXCHANGE,

.FRIDAY;

43
62

LARGE OFFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT.
THE evident Adyanrage of havine,.b. Writing Pens'
well cut and well shaped to the Figures, and of that
true elastic Mould, as ripe and . seasoned Quills only are
pable of answering„and beating-that nice exactness of points,
which a clean and open slit Ilia render smooth and fine, as
to write any kind of EAnd wit perked freedom ancl.pleasant,
ness. This circumstance must not only be very convenient,
but truly interesting to,every person in the habit of ivritixg ;
.great pains have been taken to select a proper Stock of prime
qualified arld seasoned Quills. for this purpOSe, in order to
remove tlix evil of bad Pens, so justly and universally come
plainecl of in this Country.
Made and sold by E. Williams (Successor to-Mr. Blamire),
Stationer to the Duke and Dutchessnf York, No. it, Strand,
London.. -

N. B. Old Pens mended, and made as new.

HOOPING COUGH.

THOOPING COUGH effeaually and expe-
l. ditiously Cured, by WALSH's ANTIPERTITSSIS.
Extra& of a Letter from Lieutenant-colonel Cockburn, of
tbe 73d Regiment.
earn, July 2.!., 1792.

SIR,

vow* Valuable. Medicine has been of so 'Thiel' hincfct to my
Child in the Hipping, Cough, that 1 will give it all the sup-
')ort in my poxyer ; it ,rily name can be of any service to you,
-ou may make use of it.
- • I am, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
WM. COCKBURN,
Lieut. -Col. 73d Regiment.
Mr. Taylor, of. Lavender-hill, hath given the Proprietor
a List of a great many Children:that have been cured by this
Medicine, in many parts of Lancashire, also in axed
,about
Battersea, &c. 44c.

To Mr. 'Walsh.

Sold in'iottles, at 3s. 6d. 12s. and 265. at No. 6, t7avhe,..
rine-street, Strand ; where also may be had, his much es-
teemed Lozenges'of Coltsfoot, for Coughs, &c.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No:9, New Bridge-Street, London.

Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Much. iB, 1864, •
,
,BEG.leave to inform you, that ever since the
year 1790, I have been atilided•with the Lues''Vene-
' rea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of
Medicine prescribed by the ~most., eminent of the Faculty
here, and undergoing several severe' courses of salivation,
• and twice discharged-from the Hospital, with little relief,
would appear to be'Of the most inveterate nature. In the
spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as
nearly to-put a period to' my existence--I had a large ulcer
on the crown of my head, one on. .each arm, and my legs
were broke out in a frightful-Manner ; my right was dread-
fully painful,- and had been in a state of ulceration for the
last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it,
was very much discolOttred, and gave me such eXcrutiat-
ing pain, particolarly when warm in bed, as nearly to de-
prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom-
mended by Mr. I. , Thompson, (who received-so great a,
cure by theM here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,,
which I began to do on the 26th of May.; in the course
of a fortnight, I began to receive 'benefit—in little more
than a /month, the. ulcers on my , heed and arms were
soundly healed—soon after, the sores on niy legs healed
also; leaving, hotsWever9 consumerable distolouration in the
-skin, and pain in the borie of the lett, which, by the Bles-
sing of God,' and a little longer perseverance in your inva-
luable Medicine, subsided_;the nodes dispersing, "the.skin
regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually
'going oil. I thus becathe, by your liberal adViceammti
dieine, perfe6tly free' from alt my former complaints-- •
have recovered •my former spirits and strength, and ant be-
come jolly and tat, in which state, hiving continued many
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at
a loss in what tertns to express my gratitude, but beg .yora.,
tbr the good of ether suffering mortals, to make this. my
case as public as possible; as I shill on every occasion;
in so doing, you will greatly Oblie; Sir, your grateful, ,
obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. 11,1 URKEA.
Swami's Close; High-street, Edinburgh.
WitnesseS to the above Cure.:
JouN THOMPSON' No. 1, New Poultry Market; and
Jo FIN os ii, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh;
Prepared and Scild by the sole Proprietor,
Trtom A S,TA YLOR, Member of. the Royal College of Sur-
geons, at his finuse, NO. 9, New Bridge-street, London ;
where, after a constant residence of more than thirty
years, in a prae,tice particularly dire6led to the cure of ,
Venereal Complaimits and those incidental to the Parts of.
Generation, with that- inviilable.secrecy which, • m,.1), of
his „prokssion 'Shop ld always observe .in such cases, be
flattets IM-itself, the. adviceand assistance he' gratuitously.
admni•iters to. PdsOns taking this Medicine, will be
esteemed, by a discerning Public, as. an advantage set-
,- doin attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold,; by Ins apponument, -for the convenience ot
those. living at a distance, at the Perfumer's; No. 13,. St.
Allaan'sstreet, Pall-Mall ; the ToyshoP, No. to 3, Ox-
tbrd-stret ; Mr. Disborough!s, No. 7, Nish-street-hill;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No, t•,. Union-row, Little Tower-
hill.; Mr. Watson's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr, Call-
wel's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable
town in Great Britain WI .Ireland, in. Boxes of only Z. 951.
each;
,sealed up with full and plain direetions, whereby
persons of either se.xinay cure themselves with ease, speed,
secrecy; and safety: • •

N. B. Every Box-sold,in Great Britain is.sealed up with
Stamp;, on which, by favr.ur. of the' Commissioners: is
printed, at rhe "Stainp-011ice--" I'. Taylor,' No. g, •NeW
Bridge-street,."-g-to,nnitate which is Felony, and all other's
are Counterfeits.

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CHUR CI-I 'TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, -;
By
At his Oreat R'4in
1;:st ;at () o'Clock,
THE PERPE,TOAL A DVOWSON :Ind it IQI-Fr.
,
of PRESENTATIOk 'of a RECTORY, delight-
fully-situated in a ,litalthy and checrhil part of the (.4oraty
of Wilts, consisting of apeatcpmfOrtablt.• REGTORIAI'\
HOUSE, °PEKE, GARDEN, 1-41 d
ACRES of GLEB,E, MEADOW LAM:), together with the
TNTHES.of ;be PARISI-1,44 the Annual value, in the
whole, Of.
TWO'HOZDRED AND NINETY-FOUR POUNDS,
and upwards, •
Subjea to the Life of an Infirm Gentleman; aged about
Sixty-five.
Particulars may be -had of the Prirrters'of the Salisbury,
Oxford, and Cambridge Papers ; at the Rainbow Coffee-.
housc.; and in-Pall-Mall.

FRITTINDLN, IN KENT,
With Possession at MfaiaelniaS next.
. .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. •
By Mr. RAINE;
On Thursday the 27th inst. at the Star Inn, at Maidstoret
at Thret-o'Clotk, in One ,Lbt ;
A. FREEHOLD ESTATE (the .L4nd-Tax on•
.LAL. which is redeemed), situated ,at FRI TTE.ND EN, i 0 -
KENT, a shortaistance froin Stapleinirst, Which town i 5
on the kligh Road between Maidstone and Crtu',Orti6k, con,
siting of near 'THIRTY ACRES of very Peliile
DOW and ARABLE, LAND„ and a part thereof
adapted for, HOPS;' together with a FarrnAlouse and'Out*
buildings, now in the po,:Session_"of Mrs. Pettit, at an old,
Rent of Forty Years standing.
'To be viewed by leave of. the Tenant ;• of whom, and at
the Bell at Frittenden (ronnd Which the Land lays, printed
Particulars rney be•had; also of Mr. Payne, at Shernell. near
Maidstone ; the Place' of Sale e•• Coake-fiousCp
COrniiill and of Mr Raine,• Lanti-surveyor, Charlotte-
street, Bloornsbury,..where a Plan may be see».•

, BETWEEN ST. IVES AND HUNTINGDON.
10. BE SOLD .BY• AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINS,
On Friday the 28th inst. at the Itainhovv Col Tee-house,
• Comhill,- 4t.Twlve O'Clock ;
NEX"F: PRESENTATION' to The vcrY
I. Valuable >ZECTO RIES, of W 1 .TON' and HoUG
-TO N ; Which Parishes havin,g been long 'since inclosed, the
Whole of the RECTORI .`a..'RlGHT,S.consists at Land to
tile extent of above
SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
surrounded by strong Quick Fences; 'pin MEADOW, anti
tiie reit-14-16er RichARA•I3LE, with iwo Farm-houses, ;.nd
proper Out-buildings thereon.; and a most desirable Clergy-
man's Residence in
•AN. EXCELLENT. MANSION:-HOUSE;
wits spabions Offices, nearly inclosed. on one side
.by
lofty Brick Walls, with elegant Pleasure Ground and Mea-
dow, extending to the River Ooze.
The present Incumbent about 6z years of age.
Printed Particulars may be had Of the Printers of the
Oxford and Cambridge Papers ; the Fountain, Huntingdon
CrOwn, -St,, Ives'; at. the Rainbow' COltee,houte; and of
Mr. Raine, Land-surveyor,
,Charlotte-street, Blooms/3%11A
London. •

MAGNIFICENT and VALUABLE EFFECTS,
VONTHILL..
TO RE 'SOLD BY AUCTiON
By PHILLIPS,
On the Premises,
On WEDNESDAY, August 49, and Three following Darr.
at Eleven o'Clock each day,
10ART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELEGANT:
and MActriFicEri-r HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
French Plate PIER .and CHIMNEY GLASSES of bigrfil
rnagnitudc and' perfedion, ;lIANDk:LIERS and Lc..sraEs
a supethe ORGAN Oa' the 11.710 1»_!lit by C ,1/41: Gobclin
Tapestry infite preservation ; MARBLE Bus-rs
ANTIQUE BRONZES, •PICTURES, Granite and Tegseliated
Slabs, mounted in Or-molu, as,Cori sot ENTABLES;
Aniiqdr•C'AElNETs, enriched by valuabic, Gftny w;.cf. fine Spe- •
rimens of the Air-rs ; sup 6-6 N C-ROOM. SU ITs in lick'
and healthful Silk Damasks And .Satins,. Cu tur A I.N s, Sophas
and Chairs to correspond; a S-'ATE BED, enriched by
son Velvet Hangings, and rich the SYLEIC)3I D ar
surbtPTcou.s SorTEofSATIN HAN,IN:;sa.:(I I:LTIINi-tyrs,
trimmed with Row oN and Silk pRINLE,, designed told!
singular Taste and fitted Tui-qiie; and. a .vartetv of Rafts
Curious, and Valuable Etnc.fs, -the genuine Property of
( WILLIAM BECKFORD, .
• Of .FONT-1-.111.1., Wilts.
The. Assemblage of DamEs,ric FITRNITURF. is of a super/at'
Discriptiov, and comprises eleg;ait'Satin-Wood BOOK -c sst
COMMODES, PLEp,C•ARD,DININc, PEMBROKE and J/72,),:14".
INC TABLES, formed of choice Woods ;. Srutes -o‘ sCH.AI ft Sr
covered with Daina4, .211Orocco, Satin and Caton large
excellent. SoPh As, CtIALSE LONG, FAUTEIULS, and r
GlAas; AxmilvSTErt, TURKEY, BPAISSELS, and NEEnr.::•••
woRK CARPETS, of large Dimensions; Sets .of WniriLsir,
Curtains, elegant 'Tft I PODS, CANDELABRAS and GIRAN7
DOLES; haighty, pieolished Steel REGIS,TER STOVF.S
Four-p ostnd Field BEpSTEADS, with rich COTTON .1".
Dfm it Y Hangings and Window .Curtains suite ; prise
oosE and DOWN BEDS and excellent 13E1361 kG• WAR
R6RES, Chests of Drawers, and the, usual` ASsbrtinne of •
cliamber Furnitur.-The whole of which is formed with Tssies
and expensively jiniahed.
May be privately viewed from Monday the loth to Siiturilli
the 15th of August, by Tickets and Catalogues 020----;to he nothad of Messrs. FOX-HALL, and FRYER, Old Cavendish-
street ;• ansi of Mr.' P 111 Lt. I es, Nr.wr tiopd-street P
LicKLy, Two Dayrpreceding the Sate, by Catalogues OniY•
at 25..6d. each ; alsb to be hz.4 on the Premises ; the Wot 4
Hart, Salisbury; Star, Andover; Mr. Cat:iv/ELL, Priitta,
Bath ; and at STACIE'S, Weymouth. . ,