The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-25 00:00:00

THE

WIDOWS, WIVES, and CHILDREN of the KILLED
and WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
and MARINES in the BRITISH ARMY and NAVY
in EGYPT. '
]rHE following SUBSCRIPTIONS have been
received towards the Fund now raising for the Re-
lief of the Families of the British Forces who have suffered
in Egypt, viz. s. d.
His Royal, Highness the Prince ofWales - to; o o
His Royal Highness the Duke of York - 105 o o
Corporation of the City of London - soo o o
Tie Honourable East India Company - - loop 0 0
Th.:Governors & Directors of the Bank of England 525 o 0
Th: Worshipful Company of GOldsmiths sz to o
Smlscriptions received in Edinburgh - - 853 051
And other Subscriptions from 1-ndividuals, already '
acvertised to the tali inst. amounting to - 5410 6 8
Subscriptions received since at Lloyd's,
One Days Pay of the Officers and Privates of the
Hghwick Volunteers, commanded by Captain
Jciin Green - - - - -
One Day's Pay of the Regiment of the Isles, corn-
mauled by Lord Macdonald - - 45 II
One Day's Pay of the Officers and Men recruiting -
in Carlisle Distrid, under the command of ,
Licut.nant-Colonel Tomlinson - - 2 0
Michael liwey & Son Jo so Mrs. E. Coxe lo to 6
Mrs. Jarvis (Boston]
At the" Bankers, -•-• •
Two Day's Pay kom the Officers and Privates of
the Kilkenny Militia - - - - 74 4 7
One Day's Pay of the Officers of the East Suffolk
Militia - - - 8 13 6
One Day's Pay of the officers and Privates of-the East Kent Militia - - 28 27,
Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee-
house, and at the following Bankers, viz.
Herries, Farquhar, and Co.'s St. James's-street; Ham-
mersley's, Pall-Mall; Drummond's, Charing-cross; Coutts!s,
,Strand; Snow, Sandbf, and Paul's, Strand; Child's, and
'Hoare's, Fleet-street; Smith, Payne, and Smiths', George-
street, Mansion-house; Robar%s andi Curtis's, Lombard-
'street ; Bosanquet, Beachcroft, and Reeves's, Lombard-
-street ; and Martin, Stone, and Foote's, Lthnbatd-street
Sir William Forbes •and Co. Edinburgh ; and Messrs. La.
touch and Co. Dublin.

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HANOVER-SQLTARE CONCERT ROOMS. •
•UrISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad-
ditional PICTURES, IS RE-OPENED, and will
continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in the
Morning till Evening.' •
Admittance Ohe Shilling.

ELIGIBLE PROPERTY IN NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD, .
AN ESTATE, in an exceeding Healthy Part of,
the County of Norfolk ; consisting of a Modern-built
BRI,CK and TILED MESSUAGE; with convenient Out-
buildings,,Gardens, Orchard, and SEVENTY ACRES, by
estimation, of rich Arable and Pasture Land.
Together with the GREAT and SMALL TYTHES
arising from FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES of Choice
LAND in the Parish, which abounds with all kinds of
Game ; is situate in a genteel NeighbourhOod, surrounded
by good Roads, very near a Market and Post T-own, and
within three miles ofa Pack of Harriers.
The above is all Lay Property, well adapted fora Gentle-
man in.want of a Country Residence, and will pay good in-
terest for his Money.
For further Particulars,. apply- to Mr. Saffery, at No. 13,
Howard-street, Norfolk-street, London ; or Mr. Houchen,
at Wereham, near Stoke; Norfolk.

CAPITAL ESTATES IN SUFFOLK.
TO BE.SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Five Lots,
By ROBERT ISAACSON,
At the Angel Inn, in Bury St. Edmunds, on, Wednesday
the nth day of, August next, at Three o'Clock in the
Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall be then and
there produced; •
MI-IE MANOR of OUSDEN, ir; .SUFFOLK,
extending over the whole' Parish, with the Fines,
Quit-rents, and other. Manorial Rights,-• Capital Brick
MANSION HOUSE, with necessary attached and detached
Offices, Cellars, Double Coach-house, Stabljng for seven-
teen orses, brickwalled in Garden of near Two Acres,
planted with the choicest Fruit-trees, Paddocks, Woods,
and Plantations, forming a residence for a large genteel Fa-
mily, and sundry capital Dairy and Sheepwalk Farms, con-
taining altogether /zoo Acres and upwards, lying and being
in Ousden, Dalham, and Wickhambrook, in SuttOlk, dis-
tant about nine miles from Bury St. Edmunds, and seven
from Newmarket. •

The Mansion-house, Paddock, Wood Grounds, and part
of the Lands, are in hand, of which immediate possession will
be had, and the rest of the Estate is lett to respeaable
Tenants, who have had notice to quit at Michaelmas next.—
The Manor has great plenty of-Came.
Any inquiries will be answered at the Hall, and the
Tenants. will shew their respeaive occupations.
Printed Particulars will be shortly ready to be had of Mr.
Robert Fuller, Buxhall, near *Stowmarket; of the Auc-
tioneer at Cowlinge ; at the Office of Messrs. Chinery and
Sparke, Attormes, Bury •St. Edmunds ; and of ,Messrs.
Bromley and Bell, No. 4, Holborn-court, Gray's 'no, Lon-
don..

NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,- •
THOUGH so frequent; have hither() been found
to resist the usual routine
.of Medicine with uncon-
querable obstinacy, and "as they gradually . undermine and de-
bilitate the constitution, they increase in violence.—As a re-
medy for Diseases so distressing, the EXTRACT,.or ANI-
MA of QUASSIA, will be found without rival : it admir-
ably invigorates the whole circulating mass, strengthens the
stomach, and promotes digestion ; braces the relaxed muscu-
lar.fibresi and (without the temporary stimulus of a Cordial)
by assisting Nature gradually aids a
it
cure,—
For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions t is equally effica--
cious ; in pains and weakness of. the stomach, or habitual
purgingS, it affords speedy and permanent relief, .
The.agreeable and elegant form of this- P reparation, added
to its almost invariable success, bas already procured it a de-
mand and reputation unequalled in the Annals of Medicine.
Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough.; and re-
tail by Pidding, No. 76, Oxthrd-street ; Newbery, corner of
St, Paul's Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 23 t, High Holborn ;
Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Swiney, 21, Pail-Mall, and
'No. la, Piccadilly; and Turtle,',No. 12.7, Strand; in boxes,
of Ss. and los 6d. each, and large packages, containing five
ss. boxes; ti: 2s. each, duty included.
Ca— But observe, none can possibly be genuine unless it
has the signature of, E. Hallam and CO. written in red ink.

ADVICE.
THIS season of the year makes • it• necessary
tooard against the sudden changes of the -weather,
which often affects the habit, obstruding, the perspi.:.
ration, and thereby producing those eruptions which are so
much against our appearance in society ; besides producing
an anxiety on the mind which gives fresh vigour to the
disease;' and as effects of this kind are-so often mistaken 'as
the consequences of high living, recourse is .had to a con-.
trary mode of diet, and the habit by that means so reduced,'
that the fibres lose their energy, they are unable to tiqpv, oil
• the affection such improper treatment has increased, instead
by a contrary method Of relieving the oppressed veSsels,
by gentle perspiration and.other gentle evaciiants ; and as
this has been the cause of the success of SP I LSBURY's
• ANTISyRBUTIC DROPS, in •the most inveterate
eruptive cases of Scurvy and obstructed vessels, Gout, Rheu-
matism, &c. we may with hopes of success recommend it
as a medicine which has maintained its charader for so many
years, notwithstanding the impositions practised on the`Pub-
lic, in substituting a spurious mixture for the genuine.
Sold in small bottles, indented with the words, !` frs..
Spilsbury, his Antiscorbutic Drops, by the King's Patent,"
and the larger with the addition Of the King's Arms, at the
Dispensary, Soho-square, and most of the respedable Venders
in Town and Country, in the Borough only by
,Clark,,
No. 269, and Shaw, No. 14.

SATURDAY, JULY 25,