The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-23 00:00:00

LINCOLNSHIRE.

VALUABLE••ESTATE, in IZICLI G LAND,
.. • near SPA Lill ik4 ;, and li()S
TO BE•SOLD 134' AYCTIO.N,
By PETgR'
At Garraway's CiAne-house, Chauge-alley, London, nit
Thursday the 14th of August, at e.rwelvc

. _
Uot, unless previously disposed of by Privaii,
A: VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of ricf).
FEEDING in the Parishes Whaplode
Holbeach, eight Milos from Spaldinz. .twelvelrom
four from Holbeach, twelve front WiShe..ii:ll, good Alarki:r
Towns-„and one hundred from London
the Manor, or
,reputed ManOr,of Litu :'curt, audry
-
Farens, in a Ring-fence., lett on short:Lea,
at Lady-day, 'BOB, at resent low Rents, airinting
es. bii. per annum,- and greatly' improvable. The Lal •i_L,,E -
is redeemed ; the Roads are good; the :tate is in a• dry'
Country, not liable-to Floods, near a ILIVIO
communcges, at a short distance, with the Genil.,ri
TO be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on :api,:i::ation to
Messrs. FoAer and Bonner,- Spalding, who e.' •sl::.ew
Estate; of•whoiv, printed Particulars Ai iy .is v.'e;l
as of LIZSSrS, Nicholson and "Upton, alid !u•tatlten.
Teak, of Leeds"; oe Messrs. Foster. Cooke
coin's-Inn, London of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, z,Hglon.. •
street,. with all of Whom Plans of the Estates may seen.
Particulars' mav-he also at 'Lloyd's and Gairawa

*BI-I)EFC)RI..), DEVON. • •
VALUABLE RECTORY, with PARSONAGE.IiQUSF.,
and 'FIFTY-FIVE ACRESof
TO B,E SOLD BY Au-c-rfoNc
.By- PETER COXE,
At GMTax.vAy's, on Thursday the izpit of August, at :Twelve,
rrFib. NEXT -PIiESENTATION- to the VA LE'-
ABLE-LKECTURY o 13ID6FORD, produf.:in
.preent Fricame of 56 I. per Annum, at a yearly Composition
.in lieu of Tthes., taken at the very moderate-Rent or 2i
the Pound, including the Rent• of the 6lehe and
Fees, but is presumed the Rectory is hignly improvable;
the present incumbent is aged 76. The ca-swl.age rs beauti.
fully situate; with Lawn, (;ar,:ens, and Pl.ditations ; coin.
~mantis extensive Vie ws. of the River T.orrid,;,:. mnit neigh t3ou r-
ing-Country.; contains a Drawing-room, parlout,' and
studo; t..igtitliedgnantoets, convenient Ortices of evny
scrip-non,' Coach-ii,use, and two Stanles. l'he.t..;lee con.
sists of Fifty-five -Acres of table and Pasture Land,...-.
-Bideford is a pteaSant Sea Pocriu.l4 good Market Town, a few
Mile* distant from.Barnstapie and Torriagton; the Neigh.:- •
bourh.'od Aenteel and the Roads good, a,4i toe Conn.
try Sirkgularly pleasant. The plc eiit Rector, the Revew.':ai
Richard Keats, on application; wtirstievi the Par*on-JBe and
Glebe. •

Particulars.may id on r,vijith preceding the S4ic, at
the Pope's Head, Ptyrnou:ii ; (;bid;-.•n Lion, ii.,riistap!e;
the New London Inn, 'Exeter ; tit. New ; of
Mr. 1), Com), No. 33, Throeinorton-street; and at Lloyd's
and C zkrra w y's. •

RANTS.—BROOKO•4OOD PARK; •
Capital MANSION and FAt.M, FOUR iIUN DR Eli and
EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN HOUSE,
• with THIRTY-ONE ACRES.of-LAND.—
TO-BE SOLD AUCTION,,
By PETER CORE, •
, • -
At Carraway's, on Tuesday the .25th.of A4gust,
- • . In TWo LotS.
Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD -andTART
coPYHoLv ESTATE; nearly 'rl.al to
freehold, carted Broitkwood.Park, five Miles South or A ires-
ford, twelve from AltOn, and ten Miles East of Winchester;
consisting of a handsoine Oacioits Mansion, suitable
Nobleman or Gentlemait!S Family, with all retiiiaire-.otfwes,
Pleasure-ground, Gardens, stan4i,-g in a Park ui
verity Acres, with Farm use, Cottage, Barns, ai,id
0 and'adjoining an lnclosure of Arabi::,
and Wood Land, containing in the whole Four Hun,liett
and Ic.:Wity-five Acres,
Lot 2. That Valuable Freehold Estate Br.!n-
deanHouse, four Mites SoUth Of Airc,:ftird ; c f a
substantially erecied Family. Residence, at. li:etc .1 the po-s—
-session of Admiral Calmady (whose 'Lease exp,.....s on tilo
• loth of 06-tuber, wlienyojsession wili be gi.,,eii); with very
extensive and appropriate Offices, exec: G.i,;li:ns and
Pleasure-grounds, Fartn-House, and
other necessary Out-buiLdings, and upwards uf Acres
of rich Arable and Pasture _Land.

May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by applica-
tion to Mr. Perry, Bramde.in, of whom printed l'arti,tetar
may be had; also of F. Webb, Esy. Salisbury ;. at the 1.)01‘.-.
p.hin, Southampton; .the George, •Winche.:ler the Bust',
Farnham; of Messrs. ()chile, Oddie, and ,Furster, Corey,
Street, Lincoln's ; and of Mr. I'. Co`O.', No. 33,
Throgroortol;.street, xvllere PLins of the Estalte

•
.• • No. 29, Arul,ael.:sibeer, L •
FOR • Eleven Years I havee-relinquished coil other
Pr:lake lbr the Treatment of Venereal COIll p I Ants, and-
the cure of those deticrenci4s -which are. the,consequences 'of
a destrudiVe habit.
• The undoubted qualifications which. I possess,,as a Mem-
ber of the-goyal college-of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon ;11
the Arrny,• aird the extent of Lily experience in this pecu iar
line, constitute my claim to that superiority, 'which cannot
;be attained by the‘illiterate, or even by the must respectiffie
• general t'..:4itione;.,• whose mind is harassed by atiehlion to
an.hurnense variety of Disorders.
The very singular complaints of Disease and DebilitV- in
.which from every part.pt the world Y hav6 Sem consulted,
niusi have considerably conduced to my pertakcomprehen-
.sion of the most complicated Cases.
It Diseases' arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mg- •
milt, -and if such C.iiiSes, of-thitressful disarrangement dd
exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitiml,
vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than-
-a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Practice hie the Treat::
meat of these, and concentrating his attention and saudies to
this particular point ?
In recent Cases of Infeaion, all:Pain, Danger, and Dis-
tressanay be!avoided; and in the first sensations of local
Weakness, much futoce'misery may be prevented, by such
means of r:-suit iation as will restore health..and. st.teri‘gt h. to
the Constitution. . . .
Throngh inconsiderate negled. the slightest cases become
important, but it is the Acquirement exclusive experience
in tins line to give a sate and permanent restoration, even
when other:Praditioners have faika. . .
The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first
interview, hitt no letters `are answered unless a Bank Note is
inclosed.

MARTIN IiREE,
Member of the Royal Col iegerof f;;:irgeons in London.
NO. 29; Aruntiel-street, Strand, near Templerhar.
'Clicre i§ entrAnce in.Water.gicet, adjoining.. •

L-tri,El:l4L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY., JULY 22.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to
the Consolidated:Fund
.13il1, the, Liittery Bill, the
Royal Family Annuities Bill, - Earl Nelson's, An-
nuity Bill,-Lord Rodney's Annuity 13111,,,,the Audi
tors' Bill the Warehousing the Irish Postage
Bill, the *Stage Coach Bill, the Woods and Forests
Regulation Bill, the Windsor Foreseßili;-4Th'e•Lon-
don Additional Force Repeal Bill, the Militia Of-
Pay Bill, the Public. Harbours Bill, the Irish
Hops Bill, the. Bankrupt Laws Bill, and some other
Public and Private Bills,'amonnting in the whole to
twenty-two.
The Commissioners 'Were the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Spencer, and Lord Walsingham. • •
The Customs Regulation Bill,- the Oak Bark Bill,
the Scotch Forfeited Estates Bill, antra few other
Bills that remained for a third reading;-were read a
third time, and. passed. • •
In the-'Appeal ce Henderson v. Ramsay,'-' Judg-
ment. was given, on _the . Motion 'Of the LORD
CH A NoELLOR, affirming the Decree' of. the Court
of Session. . _

Adjourned till, to-rdoirovi (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, JULY 22.
, Bccording to Summons delivered by the Deputy
Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod,*the House pro-
ceeded to the House of Peers'; 'and; on ifs return,
the SPEAKER stated ttat the R6yal Assent had been
giver, by Commission to several Public. and Private
[For which seethe House of Lords]..
On the Motion of Mr. HOBHOUSE, a new Writ
was ordered for the Borouglvof Bodmin, in Corn
wall, in the room of John Serjeant, Esq. who has
accepted the Office of Steward of the Chiltern
Hundreds. _

The' Account presented on clip 17th instant, by
Mgr. Woodford,' relath'e to, the Additions. made to
the Public Debt, was ordered to'be printed. '`
A Message from the Lords announced their Lord:.
ships' assent to the Crown
,Lcases Bill, the Receiver-
General of the Customs Regulation Bill, the Scotch
Exchequer 'Chambers Bill; the Scotdh forfeited
Estates Bill,-the Scotch. Canal sill, the -PUblio..Har,
bours 'Pfeseryation Bill, the Grenada Loan Bill,, and
the o#lc Bark7Bill.—Adjourned till To-morrow.