The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-02 00:00:00

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COLLIERY. Ti) ft::: - 1
Valuable BEDS or SEAMS of 'COAL lc:
THE,
ing under u[owards- of FIVE HUNDRED ACKESpt:
GROLIZZ.D; at Thort2 ill the .PariSli -Relzitwell, in the
West Riding of the Colinty of York, nearthe Turn pike- Root
leading, from Leeds to Wapfield, within four miles of each
of the said. Towns, and 'about' two Miles-and a half of the
Navigable Rivers Air and Calder.
fr_r Theiibove (..irotind., lie adjoining; to-the Middleton
and Lofthouse Collieries, and contain the Seams of Coal nosy
getting in both the said Collieries, which has been ascer-
tained by Borings. -
I-or other Particulars, apply to Mr. John Curr, of-
, Sheffield ;or Nl,7s.srs. Nicholson ancLUpton, in. Leeds. _

AYLESBTJBY, BUCKS.
TO BE -SOLD BY AUCTION, .
By Mr. CHRISTIE, •
. .
'At his Great Room in Pali-Mall,.
On THURSDAY,• 9, at One o'Clock,
IN ONE OR TIIIREE LOTS, •

ACa pi t:11 and Valnabli.2 FREEHOLD' ESTATE;
• consisting: of the-MANOR of. AYLESBURY, %vita
Merton, and the 2.1.ai10i of BROUg-lITON
.ilias BROUGHTON:STAV.ELY, with Q•li- Fines;
_nuts, Relitfs, TO:sof the Market, and ,;e,‘ era! capital
IKY FARMS," &c.' with good fa, n 1
able Out-buildings; anti .667 Acre:;„ aed ;r;
of uncommonly rich, principally and Meadow
Land, Tithe Free, exoner:AccC.from Land fax, part let at
will,
.and the Residue let tj.) most responsible Tennuts on
-Leases,,•which will expire in 18o2,,• 1305, remainder in
'1 11, at several ann. Rents, amountlng to near Ei G fl.ftEg"
HUNDRED ,POUNDS,, together with a•Valtrible Contin-
gence, better suited to be-conceived than exp:ained.
This desirable Estate is situate in and sur_rou..ding the re-
spedable Market Town of A-ylesbury, in the County of
Bucks, the rich Vale of
.which is too %veil known to require
any comment: - _
_ _

-PartiedlarS May be had of the Printers of the Readin",g, Ox-
ford, Northampton, and Leicester Papeis ; - •-carabrictge
Chronicle ; at the Rainbow Cotree-house ; at the George,
Aylesbury ; of Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and Fr:Ae, Lincoln's
Inn ; and of Mr. Christie, in Pall Mali ; who are ernpoNvqred.
to receive Proposals to pprehase by Private- Concrad:
Plan may be seen in Pall- M all. • • , .

A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND.SPORTING PART OF
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DORSETSHIRE.
TO B,E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,-
• - By Mr. CHRISTIE
. I
.A., DESIRABLE - FREEHOLD -ESTATE, de., 1!
..
lighifully situate in übcautiful and sporting part •ot- t
the County of Dorset,- -w.ithin a feWiniles of the Wiltshire
Downs, with plenty of Field Sports and abundance of Game. - I
"Consisting of .a. Manor, and Six eligible Dairy or Grazing . 4
Farms, with excellent Stone-built House, and Out-hosts N: t
of every description, in perfed repair, acid Acres ot*.rfeh
ni
Fe_:c!ing :Land, -and -Water ,Aleadow, intirely . compact, in .f
a Ring Fence, with the 'river Store running thrOugh the I
midst of it, with plenty of remarkable; fin Trout. Let to
a Tenant at Will, and on short Leases, at the low Annual ,
,Rent•of . ' .-, . . .1
EIGHT HUNDRED.AND FIFTY-EIGHT POUNDS._ -1
- -. capable df veny.Considerable Improvement. . ,i.
The land is well-formed by nature to warns aspects, welt . 't
timbered, and "would be a desirable situation to erect a Sport- I
ing Box upon, as the surrounding country is beautifully lea-
tured, Storehcad and Townhill enrkhing the Scene, which -.'•
is terminated he th-e Wiltshire DOwns. A vtl cable MarblC y'
,E
Rock is found on the estate, of great beauty when polished; i /
and plenty of rich Marie, the source of good crops. 1
A Plan of the estate may be seen in I all-2,1:ill, and further
particulars known. . i 4,
.

A WONDERFUL CURE BY TAKING ONE
BOT-
TLE OF DROPS ONLY.
ToJ Ir. Lignurn, Surgeon, No'. 57, Bridge-street, Manchestei.
Norwich, Cheshire, June 7, 1799.

SIR,
years have elapsed since my Daughter
(who is 'now eiglit years- of age) received, I think I
may with confidence say, the most 'eXtraordinary cure that
was ever in public print. Her- r:Omplaint was an iipietcrate•
leprosy and scurvy, with which she was al-Hided for .many
months in a most distressing manner..; her body, froth head
to foot, face excepted, was- sometimes covered with scales,
of which, in alhorniug, handfuls might be taken from her
bed at other times, with eruptions, froM. Which issued .a
urge quantity of ichrous humour, at tended•with insufferable
itching ;* the discharge was so great, that she vas constantly
wfappeti in linen .cloths,. covered with some-unctions sub-
stance, to keep them from adhering •to th.a- parts. In th.a
miserable and hapless situation she was languishing, when,
providentially, I was recommended to make trial
,of your
Antiscorbutie Drops. But how shall I express my grati-
tude ta God, and you, for your excellent-Medicine ? Mr after
haying taken only one. 45. 6d. bottle of the Drops, every
syMptom of her loathsome disorder disappeared, and, thank
God, there has not been the least appearance of its return,
she having enjoyed. an uninterrupted . state of health for the
last. three years.' Any person may be further satisficdloy ap-
plying to Mr. Peter Maddock, of Whom I purchased your
Drops; .or to, Sir,
Your humble Servant, •
• - THOMAS RHODE.

Thete Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at
I2S. and 45. 6d. ,One 125. bottle is equal in quantity to
three 45. 6d. ones. ..They may be had,O wholesale or retail, at
Mr. Ligntim's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street, IVlanebes-
ter. ; at -Howard and Evan's, No. 42, Long-lane, West
Smithfield, sole Wholesale. Agents in London; and retail by
the folloWing Persons : H. Cundell, No. 47, Alinorics ;' W.
Clarke, No. 269, Borought Jordan, No.. 33. Whiteehapel ;
Jebotilt and Co. :No. isoi'Oxforcl-strect ; Knight,. Norton
falgate ; Kirk, No. lig, Cockhill, Ratcliffe ; Mr.„Pid-
ding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. 14t, Long-acre ;
Tutt and Bolton,- Royal—xehange ; Turtle, No. 127,
Strand, opposite Exeter 'Change; Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
Wade, Old Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet-:_street.
•
ATHEN .Professional Men of
.Edueation, add •
V 1( Responsibility/deviate from tile general Sytefn by
the selection of a pectiliarbranch, the sanetion ollong colt-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the' exclusi‘iej
treatment of Three Ditiorders' and the successful result or
my plat gives me addition 4 ardor to kippose, -as far as I aril
able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the must
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
- After initiation .into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wish at an early period of PraCtice to rescue in.
,dividuals front the ignorance of uucchicated .men, or theequally dangerous prectpi:anty of general I'ra4.titiotiers.
- "rhe Three Disorders, to the Cure of which .I have de

vot,:d my attention, comprise every species of EN _
R.F.AL INFECTION, whether of a recent of long du-
ration 2dly, All. kinds of debility, whether arising Iron)
the, habits of school-boys, or- the indulgences of mature
age: And, lastly, that derangement of the systenvin wo-
men which is called BARRENNESS, or sTErt!LITY: ,
Notnerowi Diseases are the result of ignorance, or hassir:'.
in the tregknent of a siiniklu.Gunorrhoe;t; and it not ug:
frequentiv happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned °I
the indisl-"retion of an unguarded hour.—By,a superior Mc^
thod such,Cdrrilaints are easily cured; 'and: eyed whale; •
others have failed; I trust that 1 may presume;to offer 3-
radical re-establishment. _

Few, however, Pre the cases of complicated distress in
this disorder; cotnp:,•Axt with. .the.cal.lnntous situations of
Men, who, from an iminlgefice- in a solitary vice', or the
prevalent gaieties of a tashionable life, acquireAliat- state
of Debility,. which is the unavoidable consequence.. of such
pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy snfnrfer broods Over his misery, but
carefully conceals los in snrtuee, it mior be somcfcomlo—
Lain': '<ft- Jinn to kno\v,
,that although it Ie an object ut
doubt or unccrtainty wit-h. other Practitioners; the r:inovat
of these Delicie;:cies by the gradual priKress of Refiova-.
tion..s is- thetacquirethelit .of my Experience. 1 f ihe rites
of liacchns* or, Venn* have began'to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety wilt he t-e,-ented' by an early Cottni.erai.:-
tion lan4uiti 'State ;:jaild- in these eases, no great
dillicultY Will occur. - '
BUt Viihere'this, Deficieney.has'tbr' years existed, a propq
puseVerance. is ihdispcnsably 'et-plc:ire to revive the
bering Sparks of Lite, and to. re-an:mate the Constitution.
MAR D OMEN, h',ive beau ilisappointc.4
in their ex-pcdati,.?ns- of ,a may be assured, that in
Most instances, such deteets. are curable by Medic'al skill.
and The seere'sv
the tv'iOhni csivchic iso essentl;ilttotn et d' oe'
istal ret, iurtri
the basis-of my pretensions, and in coincidence with to.l 1
this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be consulte(
hers; ilailti,or by'"Letters (incloSing a small N,Ue),
house, No. 29,- Arimi:l strf..c.t, Strand,- near Temple .11.1 r;
There. la -an- addition,' I...utranec in IVatc.--streety
adjoining, anti the Name is on both tt.•., doors.'
- M.. 8 Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. •