The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-02 00:00:00

IN THE VICINITY OF BATH.
'TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, - •
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
• At his Great Zoom in Pall-Mall,
On THURSDAY,. Ottober '22, at Twelve o'Clock,
ANOBLE, and SPACIOUS STONE BUILT
MANSION, with roomy STABLING for Six Horses,
doub.e COACH-HOUSE, extensive attached and detached
OFFICES of every description spited to
.the Mansion and
-the capital Farm, excellent KITCHEN GARDEN, with
lofty Walls, well planted with "the choicest Fruit Trees in
full bearing; PINERY, PEACHERY, GRAPERY,.
MELON-GROUND, 10E-HO USE, Bic. seated on a beau.
tiful LAWN, in the midst of a .PADDOCK of about
TWENTY ACRES of. RICH LAND, fringed with
PLANTATIONS, called ,

LB ROOK LODGE,
situated in the• PARISH of BATH - EASTON, in the
COUNTY of SO.M ERSET, forming a display of Elevation
on the rich.Architedural Stile, happily crowning an Erni-
..ence with undescribable iduresque Prospects, encircled,
by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, ecc'•
The Interior Apartments are capacious, well connecters,
of just Proportions, and finished with simple Elegance ; the
Domestic OdiceS are fully competent and judiciously ar-
rang,ed; and the whole Premises are most amply supplied
with FIN E WATER; suited for the immediate reception
of a large Family.
Also surrounding the Premises, a CAPITAL COMPACT
FAKM, with a FAR M-/I0 USE, and suitable Out-Build-
ings, and i 32 Acres of Rich, Arable, Meadow,:and Pasture
Laid, let off to a respedableTenant,
.with power to resume
Possession of 6o Acres, if reciuired.-
Patticulars may be had of the Printers of the Bath and
Bristol Papers ; Castle, Marlborough ; Stacie's Hotel, Wey-
mouth; Mr. Richardson's Land Agency-Office, Sydney-
Place, •Bath ; Mr. Webb, Chertsey ; MesstS. Aldrich and
Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn;• Rainbow, Cornhill ; and
in"Pali-Mall. --
A Person attends to shew the -Premises which may be
viewed, with Tickets, io be had of Mr. Richardson and of
Mr:. Christie • • • -: :•-- - - - -

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rPRICL, SIX FIZZIC E.
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QCHEME
.of tbe s-LOTTDRY, begins
Li prawing November x 6, laor.
No. of Prize:, Value'or6ach.
of
5.000
2,000
1,000
3:0)
10,
50

8,000

8,057 Prizes,
23,943 Blanks.

3z,000 Tickets.

Total Value.
• 40)000'
20 tiod
5,033
• A cco
1.,000
72, (2co

A:. 50,0,A1

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• Capitals Determinable. •• •
• • First drami Ticket, Ist Day, -k. 500
Ditto, , - 4th Day, = I,oao-
Ditto, ' - 7111 Day, - 5,000
. - Ditto, : - z_-;!!1 Day, - to,ooo
Ditto - x9tn Day, - ro,ooo .
. Ditto, last Day ' .. ,
- 2 ciao
Preseht Prices, of-rickets and Shares.
Whole Ticket -X. S a. 0 ' Eighth - - X. t 3 to.
Half ditto - - - 4 5.,0 Sixteenth - - o_II •
Quiiterditto., - -A 3 a . •
'•Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li-
censed Lottery Office. •
An ear y. purchase is, i....i......und.::!, as the Tiekets this
year arergs. cheaper than iast kaly,,aild- there is no probabi-
lity of their being lower.
Schemes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices.

COPY of a LETTER to RICHARD GRAVES (Brother
to• Admiral' Sir Thomas Graves), Captain in the Roys
Navy. '

Exeter, Deven.
AGREEABLE to •your: request, I have the 'hot
nour and pleasure to inform you, that I an. eetiLiv
recovered ftOrn my late illness; although too much praise
cannot be ascribed to Dr. BrOduin's Medicines, in working so
Wonderful a cure ih so short a period, stiil I have you to
thank, sir, for your obliging condescension in answering my
first Letter in so gentlemanlike a manner, and look On yau as
the principal' that my health is restored; for hall I not been
encouraged-by you, Sir, to trust myself under Dr. Brodum's
care, 1 ' should to this moment have laboured under the
dreldful disorder. I can assure you, it is not in my power to
do justice to Dr. Brodun%'s merit ; as- to his Medicines they.
are most excellent. I will leave you to judge, after being
afilided for upwards of six years under so dreadful a SCOI2-
BrUTIC COMPLAINT, as to occasion large tumors in,
ray Legs, . and' Several parts of my Body, to deprive me of
hearing anti nearly my sight, my nerves affeeled almost ;o'
madness, for which I was under the care'of wile of the most
eminent of the Faculty, at an, expence of upwards of thrcts
hundred and fifty pounds, without receiving a shadow of be-
nefit,; nay,- I tbund my disorder increase under their hangs,
to be cured by Dr. Brodum in less than six weeks, appears. to
me little shbrt of a miracle; his skill aS'a Physician, and his
treatment as a:Gentleman, shall ever_be remembered by .me
with gratitude neter to be erased. I shall use my utmost as-
siduity to recomtnend Dr: Brodnm'silrledicints to my brothel-
Officers. l'am, dear Sir,
With tke utmost esfeeitl, your most obedient
Humble Servant,
CHARLES HANEY:

Dec. 1797, Manchester-square.

S Ili,

LIEUT. W. PARDOE,
Of His Maje.ty's
.Gun-ves.sel Fearless.

I t is with infinite sati4fatlion I•qcknowledge the excellence
of your Botanical Syrup, which bas entirely relieved mz from
the most excruciating Rheumatic pains
.and%Contraction -of
the joints, which I have been atllided with upwards of ttni
moriths.---,Be assured I shall recommend youi valuable kedi.
nmAir,
I lemaiti, -tr, your very Obedient hunible Servant,
Plymouth-Dock, aiy r, iSoo. Lie.ut. W. PA.RDOE..

. . _ .
Witness to the L. C o Prhaer and Stationer,
above Cure, S No. 52, lore-street, Plyntoutfi-Doi k.

The BOTANICAL •SYRUP• and NERVOUS COR-
DIAL, to be had at the Doeldr's*House, No. 9, Albion—
str,:et, seven
.doors - from the Leverian Museum, Black.*
friars-bridge, in Bottlesi at ri. 2S. Its. 6d. and Ss. 6d. (ditty
included; and of E..Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Churcit-
yard yards jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. iso, Oxford-streets;
Pidding's Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-street; Bax-
ter,- Edinburgh ; Browne, Tolzey, Bristol ; Reed, Vine-
street, Bristol ; M`Donalcl' Glasgow; Chalmers, Aberdeen ;
Tutt, and Boulton, Royal Exchange; Collins-, Salisbury,;
Spilsbliry and,Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; likewise, W.
gee, Belta.st ; 'and M. Davies, Cork, Ireland, and • in. the
country, of all Printers, Booksellers and Venders of Medi*
cines in the three Kingdoms. ..'

, An Account of-that most excellent Medicine,
The CORDIAL I3ALM ot GILEAD,
Which is prepared (only)'by S. SOLOMON, M.D.
THE tram of mela‘-ichcflys DisorderS which AA
the human-frame, under the denomination of Nervous
Diseases, are the principal sources of hiiman misery in the
privation bf health. 'Those disorders proCeed front such art
infinite variety and complication of causes, as to
_render it im-
possible, if even it were always necessary, to trace them -to
,their true.isource:..,!The effects, however, are but too welt
known, and too severely felt amongst too great a portion of
mankind;
,and to .these eftec4s it may without exacAeratioh
be asserted, that any remedy superior or more celebrat&l for
efficaCy than Dr: .SOLQMON's CORDIAL BALN(/'•
GILEAD, never has been discovered.- in 'all delicate, weak-
ly, and relaxed constitutions, lowness ofsvirits, hyl)ochotu
dria, liorroria tremblings, weakness of sight, loss of memory,
impaired vigotif, Tabes Dorsalis, Nervtfits Consumiations,
and the numberless symptoms of unpaired and tottering con-
stitutions, whether arising froM a lit, ~f* i,y, uitem-
raertnep- its-ettic,cy has attained uni-
.versal and unparalleled celebrity. By strict persevttance in
les''use, it cheat's, baces and• inyigorates the whole Ne.Notis
System, . and gives new tone to All the vital functions, of
which numberless instances cab be avouched.
Constitutions relaxed, weak or decayed, in men or women,
are under the immediate influence of this Restorative; and
old- Coughs, Asthmas, and Consiimptive Habits, are saint
relieved, and speedily cured.
l'overty of blood, and emaciated limbs, will, ere long, meet
the 6npiest change; the chill watery fluid will become rich
and balsamic', and the Limbs besovered with flesh,. firm and
'healthful.

--:To,those who have revelled in the midnight c-up,:or rrntdly
,drained Nature of..hur richest stores, by unrestrained or ticen-
tibits love, or by the hdrrid'selfish passion or Ditigenes; this
(ilestorative .will render -all possible assistance ;.,and if the
vital powers be ribt entirely destroyed, it Will graddally re_
pair' the melancholy evil. .
Those who have long resided in hot climates, and are lan..
"gtild and relai:ked in ti2eir-whole system, may take this I‘ll..di-
cirie,vitli the happiesteffeds ; and persons going to the East
'or West Indies cannot store a more important article of health
-and lite.. It leas been the -.90 Iy, Jileans of restoring-thousands
affli#ed with the yellow Fever in America.
"'CI-7 Pen-sons in the Country requiring the DoClor's opinion
---.
relit-tore to inveterate cases, are to inclose his usttAl fee °fa
Guinea, in a letter, with the state'of their case. -Stich letter
shoatl,..for -safety; be thus directed—'' Money-letter. Dr.
Solomon, Solomon's- place, Brownfo:%;-street, 'Liverpool.
Paid double post-age.'". "7 „ :
Letters may,be ordered to,be addressed for X.Z.,, or A. B.
at the Post-MB-cc, till-called for.
A SAVING OF ONE •P,OOND, SIX SHILLINCS.
The Cordial 1:3,1m of Gilead is sold in beetles, price
uinea• each. There, are also bones; price Si. can.,
raining equal to twelve bottles at los. 6d, by the
Patient'saves tl. 6s. which can be had of ti,e Dodo'', by re-
mitting a f ive,Poitnd Bank Note..
Sold by Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; and. by all
the reputable Medicirie Veuders, 4-lo:ok.sciars, &Q. in ofery
principal Town in 414,,1.inc1,
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