The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-13 00:00:00

FOURTH EDITION.

This Day was Rub Jibbed,
In Foolscap Svo. embellished with ao'En4raving, by Pyne,
Price Eight Shillings extra boards,

.SHE MISERIES- of HUMAN- LIFE ; or, The
Groans of ;l'intotity Testy and Sitnuel Sensitive, with
a few Supplementary Sighs from Mrs. Testy ; in Twelve
-1-lei tnihi ! Virg. ./En. l I. 27-1-
Hey, lieu Catul. lxxx. -
Me miserable ! Milt. l'ar. Lost, B. IV. 73.
Oh ! oh! oh ! Shak. Macbeth,. Act V. Se. T.
0 ! 0 1 0 Ditto, Othel. Att V. Sc. r.
l'rinted for William Miller, Albeinarle-street.
• Alsb lately published, printed uniformly with rite above,
the 3d _Edition, price os. An EsSay on the• Art of Ingeniously
"I'ot-titenting; with proper Mules for the exercise of that
amusing Study. This edition is embellished with an En-
graving by Gillray, represen,ting.a.Cat tot tnenting a Mouse.

DEDICATED to the EARL of MOIRA.. - •
fT !-12,C.. - This'Day was published,
MM anTwO Volumes Crown Oelavo' price i6s. in extra hoards,
i•-r! embellished with a Portrait etched by Fittler, from a Paint.
, !Ting by A Hingham,.
1117 HE LIFE of THOMAS DERMODY; inter
-
is j. spersed with .Pieces of Original Poetry, iiiany exhibit.
ing unexampled Prematurity of genuine poetical Talent ; and
containing a Series of Correspondence 'with several eminent-
. Characters. - i•
.. ,
13y JAMES GRANT RAYMOND. •
4'. He who such polisli'd lines so well could form,
Was Passion's slave, was I nriiscretion's child: .
Now-eayth-enainour'cl, grov'ling with the worm ; ,
Now seraph-plum'd, the wonderful, the wild."
DAR MODY'S Enthusiast.

4',*. A's the Subjea of these • Memoirs (whose Career
through Life was not dissimilar to that of Savage, or of Chat-
tern:in)' was but little' known in England, except to a few
Characters eminent for literary' Talent, it may not be onne-
-o;essary to state (what i Perusal of the Work will amply de.
gThonstrate), that his poetical Effusions are the Emanations
04,sofilicalted early Genius ;-his'Character marked by tile most
cfrittic Traits; his Mind at once both ardent and indolent;
1-o.suently,soaring to the:Regions of Learning, Taste, and
.riauAy; )et clouded by a Conclutl pproxfmating to
anealiest State of moral Turpitude : an Existence of chequer-
' ea Vicissitude—entertaining and interesting, yet terminating
lii.the bitterest Poverty and a premature Death.
Printed for Win. Miller, Albeinarle-street ; and Archer,
and M. Mahon, Dublin, . '

T MPEDIMENTS and other DEFECTS in
SPEECH etreduallY -Cured- by CHARLES ANG I ER,
'M. D. (Son and Successor to the late celebrated Mr. Charles
Angier), No. 2, Upper Wilmot-street, Rus'sell-square, Lon-
don. His skill m this PraOice is established by the most
respectable references to Persons' who have experienced his
success. The Education also ofhis Pupils may be conclud-
ed with the Cure.—flis Pamphlet, price is. may be had at
Mr. Bicker Staff's, 210, Strand.

,Td,*the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's BOTANI-
C.:A-1, SYRUP and DAP FY's ELIXI.R WAREHOUSE,
.fiAWSBURY-SQUARE.
41R,
PONSIDERING it a'Duty incumbent on me to-
NJ make known the beuefif I have received from your in-
Valuable Medicine., I here give you a statement, which you
have my permission to publish.—About three years since I
was at Port Royal, Jamaica, and there contracted a certain
Disorder, which, through shame, I conce?„led until such
time as it was but too apparent to all my friends. ',then ap-
plied to a Medical Gentleman, who ordered me Mercury un-
til I was ;
.buffinding benctit from if, returned
to England on board the Ship fanny, of which I was part
Owner. On my.arriyal I applied to ,an eminent Surgeon,
tinder Whose_hands I remained near a year. Finding my
strength.so much exhausted by taking Mercury, and that the
Disorder had gained ground, I Went nit() the Country to my
Brother, who advised me to go into the Lock Hospital. I
did so, and, in a little more than three, months I was dis-
charged as cured. Two months atter this, the Disorder broke
but with reddubled violence: I was then atiPlymouth Dock.
A ,frislid advised me to try your truly valuable Botanical Sy-
rup ; four Bottlesof which, perfectly cured me ; and although
it vas *upwards of twelve months since, I have not had any •
symptom of relapse, but now, thank God, I am as sound a*.
man as ever I was in my
or moslife,and am, Sir, with many thanks,
Yut obedient humble Servant,
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surprising Cure, by addresing a line to me, shall have every
satisfaction in,my paver.

SALES OF ESTATES.

FREEHOLD ESTATES 'IN SUSSEX.
TO BE
_SOLD BY AUCTION; •
By Mr. JOHN EASTON
At the Crown, Arundel, between the hours of Three and
Four in the Afternoon, on Thursday, the 9th day of oao-
--. ber, 1806, (unless previously disposed of by Private Con-
• tra4l, of which timely notice will be.given),
LOT!.
BEING a Valuable iiREEHOLD ESTATE,
called PEPPERING MANOR FARM, and by other
names, situate in the Parishes of Burpham and Northstoke,
in the County of Sussex ; containing, by a late admeasure-
ment, 97 Statute Acres (more or less) of Pasture, together
with 24 Leases in the Common Brook of Burpharn afore.
sai4l, and Common for one hundred Sheep on f3Orpham Sheep
Downs.
The Farm-ho Use and Buildings are spacious; convenient,
and in good repair.• The Estate lies at the distance of ab-out
two Miles from Arundet, .ive from Little Hampton, and ten
from %Moulting ; it is bea tifully situate on the Bails of the
Arun, a River which is avigable to the Sea; and tor many
, miles up the Country .; and which abounds with Pike, Carp,
Tench, Eels, Salmon Trout,. and a variety of other excel-
lent I. ish.
The soil is rich, and the verezation strong and luxuriant.
The nei&hhouring-,,Conntry.is yell :stocked with Caine. fox-
liOniuls and Harriers are kept within a few
- The Estate may be viewed on application to -Mr, John
Ovetinton, the Tenant, at any time previous to the Sale.
LOT 11.
Consisting of a FARM called WHIT! NO E EK, situate
in the Parish of West .Grinsied, in the County of Sussex :
-containing, by a late adrneasurement, 40 Statute Acres (more
or lesS) of Meadow; Arablq, and Wood Land ; well stocked
with thriving young Timber. This Estate may be viewed-on
application to the Tenant, Mr. John Goodjer.

Printed Particulars may be had at the Crown, Arundel.;
• the Fleece, .Chiehestel ; the Libraries, Worthing ; anil;of
Mr. Dahatrey, Solicitor. Petworth.

FOUR FARMS,
BETWEEN ROCHESTER AND. GRAVESEND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr, ABBOTT,
•

At Carraway's Coffee-house, London, on Tuesday, Oaober
14, at Twelve o'Chick, in Four; Lots, . .

•
A COMPACT; Valuable', andlmprOvable FREE-
fa HO Li? ESTAT't, in the Parishes oC Cooling, Clitre,
Haistow, and frienrlsbury, one: mile from the Thames, to
which there is_ a Creek,. six Miles from Gravesend, and four
front ROchester : 'comprising upwards 'of One Thou Sand
Acres ofArabie, Pasture, and Wood Lana, a Chalk ?it, sub-
stantial Farm-houses, Brick Barns, and all requisite FarmL-
Buildingi, let to respectable Tenants, chiefly on Leases _that
wilt expire in tour or five years. The present annual pro-
duce -at olds low inadequate Itents, Seven Hundrcd...anclr
Ninety- five--Pounds.
Also; One-third Part of the MANOR of - COOLING. •
' To be. viewed on. application,to: the, Tenants, ot. whom
Particulars may Irte.had, and at the tbllowing InnS,
Fountain, Canterbury ; Rose, Sittingbottrne 5. Star, Maid-
stone-; Mitre, Chatham ; King's Head,
.Rochester.;
Fat-
staft; ; white-Hart, Gravesend,; Bull, Dartford;
and at Garraway CoUk,e-house.- London : also of, Mr. l-
liam-Abbott, No, 23; Snepitard's Market, Piccadilly - and of.
Mr. Lewis, King's Bench-walks, Temple, where the Plans
may be seen. . .

No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. near the ADMIRALTY,
LONDON.

WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT
and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, and other MALIG-
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Instituted under the Sanction of skilful Physicians.

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The Price eeach Box is One Guinea, which contains a.
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TAMES DAWSON, aged 2.4. At the age of
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in- the gland under his an n, which together boWed his head
.on his breast in walking. These weie thought, would, prove
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diseased.- Two-years of seven (his apprenticeship) he 'yvas
unable to font)* his employment. • On-first taking SP
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mended, and in tour years he became well ;' and though since
exposed to. cold and wet on Volunteer Duty, it ha's escaped
a return of his Disease. -

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This Medicine is sold in bottles of ss. 6d, ros. and tl. 2S:
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For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMPTIONS
SCROPHULA, CANCERS, and other CHRONICAL
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The ReNi. W. WI LSON's ANTIARTHRITIC ; or, AL-
TERATIVE POWDER.
T- •
HE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu-
dent in Physic,' at Glasgow, is induced to oifitr to .the
Public an 'efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for
many Diseases deemed incurable., It has been extensivelyused'in Ireland for several years, and its salutary Elleets are .
produced in d safe and easy manner, with very little sensible,
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slow Degrees, trom its alterative and healing Qualities. In
Consumptions it will generally succeed in toe two first
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if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the ulcerated
Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue the Pa-
tient
even after mortal Symptoms had appeared. But Per-
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Bilious and Nervous Diseases, woo Id do well to peruse'' The
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Efficacy 'will 'co shewn in various instances, - This Powder
does not-contain any Ingredient unfriendly to the human Con-
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danger frorn.',Cold, and requirs neither Confinement nor
change of Diet. • •

Sold by F. 'Newbeiy and Sons, at the only Warehouse for
-Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. P..aul's cliiirch-yard,•
London; in Packets, ',price Lid. each, containing konr
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