The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-26 00:00:00

VICAR's-HILL, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Angel Inn, in Lymingtoni.On Tuesday, the "loth day
of June next, at Twelve o'C lock at Noon, unless before
Disposed of by 'Private Colima, of which due notice will
be given,
AConvenient DWELLING-HOUSE, surround-•
ed "by "a "thriving - Shrubbery, with a double Coacli-
house, Stabling for eight horses; Garden and Paddock, con- -
taining in the whole about two acres and a quarter, most de-
sirably situate at that much "admired spot called VI CA R's-
Lb, on the boMers of, the New Forest, one, mile and a
half distant from Lymington, in a most respeAable neigh-
boiirlio,od,.Witir roads remarkable for their excellence in all
seasons. .
Tile House contains two good Sitting-rooms in front, each
164 feet square;. a' small Back Parlour, with an excellent
Brew"house, and other convenient Offices- on the
Ground Floor; three good. Bed-rooms, with a liglZt.Closet
and NV at er-closet sn rat Floor; and three Servants'
Rooms in the Attics; wifWexcellent underground Cellars;
arid a plentiful supply of gOod•Pump and Rain Water.
.. The Premises, which. are Leasehold for a term of moo'
years, were lately occupied by Mrs. Coppell ; they-are peen-.
liarly adapted for ,the residence of a small, Genteel Faunly,
and immediate possessiatccan be given.
For fiathef particulars, and. a view of the Premises, and to
treat for the same by Private .Contraa, apply by letter,
post-paidy to Mr. King, Solicitor, Lymiligton.
N. B. About six Acres of Laud, adjoining the Premises,
may be ice tees by the PurcliaserOt 'required.

A cAuvoNito THE PUBLIC,
TROTTER's 01“ EN rA L DENT! MICE, or. ASIA-
: TIC TOOTH-POW DER.
WHEREAS several Cothpositions, bdth my•
Town and Country., have been vended, to foe great
detriment of those who use -them, MrS. Trotter.-feels it her
duty to caution the Public to be particular of whom they,
purchase the above Article, which;iney may rely on getting
genuine at her Worehouse, or from those. whose Names are
inserted in her Advertisements. For above these co years it
having been held in. the highest estimation by' every descrip-
tion of people; precitides all panegyric.. '
Those who have not tried this excerlent'Dentifrice will
find a single 13ox a sufficient quantity to ascertain its
caey and virtues, its excellencies being ackoowlcalged by the
most respectable Medical' A whirr ties, trs'al by many, and
recommended_ The Powder cleanses- and beautifies the
Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can
corrode the Enamel, puts a beautiful polish on the
Teeth, and is extremely sate in its use. From its astrin-
-gency it strengthens the Gums, .eradicates the Scurvy
(which often proves :the .destrution, of a •whole set of
Teeth), preserves sound Teeth from decay, secures de-
cayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens those, which are
loose, and .proves the happy means of preventing, tlfeit
being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estnnation
of those Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit
of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-
Acb, with which, before that period, they had beers vio-
lently attlieled. LikewiSe a Tincture, which possesses the
power of easing the most violent Tooch-acit. Powder zs.
gd. a box, and Tincture ditto. Brushes is.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3,
Beaufort-buildings, Strand ; and, by appointment, at most
of the Wholesale Perfumers in London, and out of Town, as
Mr. Simmons, Portsmouth, and M ilia B.lld ‘Vood ward, (10. ;
Mr. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr. Snook,' Portsea ; Roach,
Plymouth.-Dock ; Mrs. Shearcliff and Prosser, Bristol ;
Mr. Vine, Bath ; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight; Ccive,
Nottingham ; Mr. Pollett, Colchester ; Putler, Oxford ;
Harmon and Green Ipswich.; and Mr. Dyer, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.—Sold also in every capital Town throughout
England.
*,„.4 Please to ask for Trotter—her Name written on the
-Stanips. •