The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-22 00:00:00

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CPUNTY OF DURHAM.
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TO•BE LETT, for Twelve or Fourteen Years, determinable
at the end of the sixth of seventh year, at the election of

the Landlord or Tenant .; - . . •
THE Capital MANSION-H(31.15E,, completely
FURNISHED, Gai•clens; and Park, called AXWE-LL
PARK,- situate about Six Miles from Ndwetistle upon Tyne,
together with the Manors of AxWeils,. Backley, Cause .anci
Byermore.. •
The Mansion-House consists of, upon the Ground Floor,
a Hall, 25 feet square, and 23leethig-ii; a .Brezik.thsr2,room,
3r feet by at; atfd 20#feet'Dralving,-room,•qr by as,
and 1.7 feet high Dining.room, 36 by 24, and 20 met hi6it ;
a Library, as feet. square; a Dre3sing.roiam, Water-closet,
IlcUSekeeper's-room;•and• Steward's-room,l, with excellent
Cellars, and convenient Offices under the wh04e.,.. •:.=
The Chamber Ooor consists pf two DraWin4-rosmis, witit
a 'coonnunication 'by folding-doors : one or them 25: te,t
square, and 16 .high ; the othe.n3 t by at,,,and 19 nign.''Seven
Bed-chambers, tour D,-essing-rooms„ anda
. On the North and West part'of the House is .a NLzianine
Story-, • containing sixßed:room, ; arnt in Abe Attics.are—five
good Bed-rooms, a.Dressing,room., and three t•ei.yants'-rqoirts.-
In the Vestibule adjoining the is toe grandl;tone
Staircase, -, and there are two other StoneSta•riscS tint com-
municate-with different parts of 'the. House.
Larder',. Bakehouse, ,and 'otrier,riecessary appet,(liAes to the
Kitchen,...vith a Latthdry, have*.a cOnlin'unication with the
Hots-se-by-a Colonade. • • • •,
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'Detached from. the House is a -subtantial Building, 'con-
taining .a Steward and Clerk's °Vices% and a w
four Chambers over thetas; al3rewlione, Coach-house • to;
eight Carriages, Stabling far: 4o Horses, with convenient
Offices bJonging: • ' .
In. the Garden, .containing about Three Acres, are a'Gar-
dener' .Pinery. and Grape house, and the Walls
'wells Planted awn a choice.A.-ollett,ohot,Fruit Trees
The Park walled in, together .with the Yards, Garden, and
Pleasure Grounds, contain about 262 Acres, and a Hill ad,
join* the Park, contains uovards of 22 Acres. • •
The beadtirul•situation..ot .the Mansion-House, the diver-
sity of ground in tne Park, well planted with the variety of
Pores,. Trees, and the fine view 01 the River Tyne.and adja-
cent-Country, is.too generally known and admiled; to require
a par.tkular description, and Is allowed not to be interior to
any situation in the North or England.
The plentiful and cheap supply of Coal in every part - of
that Coutitry,.and of excellent Salmon troinsthe River Tync,
are objects well worth the attention-of any.F.arnily.
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THE CONDITIONS or LETTING-ARE,
That the Tenant shall pay all Rates and Taxes, Land-Tax
excepted, aong.keep the wises in repair, being allowed
all wrought Timber.
• •• THE PRESENT TAXES ARE, .
Windgw-T4X •••• 40 0.,
. House-Tax - : - - 15 o
Poor ; &t. upon an average - 3 0 o
Ty tiles about - s - - to o o

- - , k. 18 o
,For further Particulari., inquire at Messrs. G'rairam, No. 6,
Lincoln's-inn, London ; W. and I. Black,' Middle. Temple ;
and the Steward, rear Axwai Park, ,who will show the
Psetniks.

-,OLD MADEIRA,

. Meliorated by keeping zozo.G.alions in a Vat.
CPEN CER and PERKINS, Wiiic-irierchants,
No. 44,bPposite the Church,.Bnow.:liill, take the liberty
of 4L:quainting- hire Curious. 'W
hies, that no India Voyage
C;.iln'sc?ften and intprove.Madeira- to the extent their Vats do,
as iiteritot otifytntike it- inure, atreeable in-tavutir t 0 the pa-
late,' Litt nim.erreitorative and wholesome to the stomachs of
the ageti tithi Thlirnr, fo-r•-wliich.that• Wine, when 'in per:.
tediion,•isiserepkbrated.
Their 801,..011a is in great.perNaion, and this is the season
for drinking it it is deetncd efficacious in disorders of the
StoneanTGraNial.'-o— •
No less than-a Dozen.nnt to any part of the Town,
free •of eXlience. "
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• . Solomon's-Place, Liverpool.
DR. SOLOMON announces to his numerous
Customer's, that he -has just sent to his Agent, Mr.
Nlatilevvs,* *No. -IS, Srrand, London; and to his Warehouse,
F. xchan-court, Publin, a fresh and very large supply of
his much estftemed CO RD IA L , BALM of GILEAD ; be-
ing a Sure remedy tOf-Alcbilities after long revers, nervous
disorders, and weakness peculiar to thefeniale Sex, cholic,
flatulence, sickness; vomiting, loss Olappetite, gouty spasms
of the stomach, hysterical and hypocliondfiacal' affections,
Powness of spirits, and tlie various direful complaints usually
stiltd Nervous Disorders, price los. 6d. each bottle, or twelve
in sl. cases.
. -13z3- PaMphlets of its efficacy gr;tis. ••

EXTRACT, FROM THE 'LONDON'GAZEI.FIi.
T has been. the study of the Proprietors of the
I weII,knovvn.ANTISCORBVTIC DROPS, first com-
lapsed and prepared by the fate FRANCIS SPI LSBURY, at
his Dispensary, No. r 5, Soho-square; London, and I.';ontiqued
only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the
Public 'against the Impositions which are 'daily prat ised
against Medicines possessing the first respeelabilitY ; and as
the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found not
only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re-
sonfce in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism,
sand the attendant diseases.of the nerves, as the list of cures,
accompanying each bottle, given in an ample.bill 'of direc-
tions, wttl testify, as well as the, Treatise on Diet, Gout,
&c. written by the late Proprietor (which may be also had
at the. Dispensary), single them out as fit olijeets to try, un-
der their sati6lion, such spurious-imitations. For this rea-
son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Corn-,
ihisjoners tit the S.:any...o ',Tice,. have affixed a stamp on each
bottle, printed in black ink, with the words-" Spilsbury and
Co, No. is, Soho-square„" expressed upon it, which, if the
Purchtiser attends to, together with. the words "-Francis
Spilsbury, his Antiscorbutic Drops, by the King's Patent,"
on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the
King's Arms on the larger, he may he assured •he has- ob-
tained the Genuine. _Medicine, -as sold •at 'tile' DispenSary,
Soho-square, London;in bottles of 55. and il, zs. each; duty
included. - .