The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-10 00:00:00

WANTED TO HI RE, from next Oaober,

A Commodious. and Moderate-sized VILLA,
4-1 very genteelly FURNISHED ; it must stand detach-
td-from Any other House, in a dry, cheerful, healthy Situa-
tion, in perfect repair, with a good Garden and Pleasure
Ground, Coach-house and Stabling, with other suitable Of..
sces fit for the reception of a Family of DiStineticn ; from
to 12 miles distant, ftbrii London, - West from Hyde Park
en,.iter,, and the Neighbourhood of Twickenhaul, would be
pzeterred. Any Person having such a.Plac,e to lett for the
qinter Months, or upon Lease, may depend upon their
/'nrniture having the greatest care taken of it. Land enough
to keep a Cow will ,b 0 required.
Letters with all: the Particulars, to be sent to Mr. Marsh,
pholster,er, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square.

This Day was published, the Fourth Edition, Price ts.
VIS of HEALTH, being an Abridgment
3- of the' ESSAY on INDIGESTION; containing
A‘lviee to PerSons.aillicied with Complaints of the Stomach
4'14 130wels, Nervous, bilious; and Gouty. Disorders, Head-
Zl,?)z habitual C6stiveness, Female Complaints, Arc. w.. 01
Tie%'4tit'ins on Diet, Air, and Exercise, inclitcrtN.
1":' WISE on SEA and COLD BATHING. Likewise
--K the reason why the Sea and Countiy Air is more
eaduoriotp.; than that of Cities and large Towns,

• By R. SQUIRRELL, M. D. '
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Soho; also by Blanchard, Printer, York ; and by Sheppard,
opr( site the Ex9hange, Bristol.
This Work merits the attention of every person, as it not
points out the true method of curing the above com-
plaints, but also demonstrates that of preserving health, and,
preventing diseases in general.

BEAUMONT LODGE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. PRICKETT,

0)." C;artiwayes Coffee-house, 'Exchange-Alley; Cornhill, on
Tuesday the isth of September, tBot, at fwclve o'Clock,
.Five Lots, unless a satisfaaory..oMf shall be made.for
Ine whole,. odor• Lot r,-before the Bth of September, of
1"Ilich due notice will be given -L - • -
A.CAPITAL and most Dtirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising-the superlatively elegant Villa
'4"eti BEAUMONT LODGE, recently erected in a stile of
'ingt..ar Elegance and Conveniency in, a County unrivalled
n •
tor • • •
, • ealth, Neighbournood, and Field "Sports ; occupying a
i,tiz.t.6l wherein the peculiar bounties of Nature and Art have.
yen successfully bestowed with uncommon liberality ; surr
tiksed by excellent Roads; mostpleasantly situarea on-the
of the Thames, at .0 L D WI NDSOR, in the must
"Igible part of the Counties ot Berks and Surrey ; with Sta-
b tr Nine Horses, Standing for tour Carriages, numerous
Z.t.ached,and- detached Offices of every description; capital •
Garwn, with lofty Walls, Pinery, Peach-house
a,,rld lee-house, elegant Green-house, Acton Pits, and Plea-
Vre Ground, disposed with great taste; Fishery on the
Iver Thames, and ri.:le*lnclosures. Also several Parcels of
\vc'h Meadow Land ; togetti,r with a neat Brick Messuage,
ith the OKices and Gardens ; Cottages and Gardens ;
011 Wie Public-house known-by the name of the Bells of
usrey, with the Staide, Standing- for Carriages, Offices,
and Garden.
t• 1114 Y be iewed with Tickets only, whialt, with desCtip-
ilje v
maybe had of Mr it'. G. T,lntmas, No. 40,
°°olk-sttect,, Strand ; of -Mr. Whitton; -No. IN Great
4471 e Sstreet. Bed.-ind-row ;- and of Mr. Prickett, I !ighgate.
-I"crilPii-ve Particulars may likewise be had at GarravJay's
j, ()Iree-honse ; at the Baptist I-Lian Coffee-house, Chancery-
; Of Mr D. Sinith, Upholsterer, Windsor; at Bottum's,
41 and at the Bush, at itainet.

This phy was published,
In One large Volume, Odavo, Price ios. 6d. in boards,
THE BOOKS pf the APOCRYPHA, with Cri-
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Also two Introdudory Discourses : the first explaining the
distinelion between Canonical and• Apocryphal Writings,
estimating-the value of the latter, and ascerta►ning the time
when they were introduced as Ecclesiastical Books into the
sirvice of the Church; the second illustrating the intimate
conneebon between the Old and New Testament, in religious
and moral views, in matters of. Faith and Practice, in style,
•comirosition, and-allusion. With a Sketch of the History of
the ews, from the cessation of Prophecy in Mallachi to the
fins-dissolution of their State, under the Emperor Vespa-
sian, A. D. 70.
By CHARLES WILSON, D.D. F.R.S. Ed.
And Professor of Church History in St. Mary's or Divinity
College, University of St. Andrews. ,
Printed for•T. Cordell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand,
London; and W. Creech, Edinburgh.

Of whom may be had, handsomely printed in One Volume,
Odavo, price-7s. 6d. in boards,
A Second Edition, revised and corretted, of DISCOURSES
preached on several Occasions. ' By JOHN ERSKINE,
D. D. tine of the:Ministers of the old Greyfriars' Church,
Edinburgh.

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Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, large Odavo,
Price 11. ss; in boards,

IOEM S, by JOHN PENN, Esq..
Consisting of Vol. I. Original Works, containing
several hitherto unpublished; and Vol. 11. Imitations and
Translations.
The Poems formerly published being revised and correa-
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Beautiful; and the whole 'embellished with Plates; among,
which are representations of G;ay's and Sir Edward Coke's
Monuments, lately ereeted at Stoke, and a Head of the
Author, from a Bust of admired workmanship.
--; Quo fit, ut omnis •
Votva pateat veluti descripta tabella
Vita. Hoyt.
Del vario stile, in chlO-piango, E ragiono
Era le vane speranze— ,
Ovc sia chi per provi intenda amore,
Spero trova—non the perdono.
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Ma del inio vaneggiar—e it frutto
pentirsi, e' Iconoscer chiarainente
Cite quanto place al niondo e breve sopa,.
ritaARCA.
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