The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

RESTORING LOST POWER to the LIMBS.

Q UFFERING by CHRONIC and LOCAL IN-
L., JURIES; such as Contraction and Wasting of the Mus-
cles !Ann Gout,' ltoeumatisms, Colds, Sciatica, Lunibagc,
and Paralytic Anections, Sprains, and Cases of si-
miiar complexions: it has been. round useful iOr Chattier' of
Solids,eurved S pines, and protuberant loints, as will ap.
p...r the Attestation of thcir.reapectable Vaunts, who hay°
permitted a tet'crence to he made to them. The rationality
or the Yf•tetiLr is illustrated-in:One Vole 4to. entitled The
S.;ience of Muscular Aetion.," price two guineas, wlta 15
eogr.:ved Copper-plates of-the Human Nlusels,
iit
Ati.trent points of view, by J. Pugh. .
*:„-* Toe app,robation of toe first Profesional Characters,
whose Letters are published in the Worlc., added to time 'Fes-
:lawny of Distingius.ted Pt rsonages, who have recoverea the
114 C or Limas, fully confirm the utility-of the Syaein..
Tau Uad. of Mr. -Nlawmari, bookseller, near thelcLusion-
-41011:1e.

F&R PUBLIC SALE,
At Smith's Coffee-house, over the Corn Exchange) *talon-
' day, zest Sept. aor, at One o'Clock prectsulys
THE FOLLOWING. GOODS,
viz.
Iso Sacks FRESII HOUSEHOLD FLOUR.
7o Barrels FOREIGN FE,OUR.
460 Quarters RED HAMBRO' WHEAT.
Soo Ditto FOREIGN WHITE. PEAS.
tso Ditto FOREIGN BARLEY. •
Catalogues• will be timely delivered. Samples in the
mean time will be shewirby
GEORGE FRENCH,
Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap.

BREWERY TO_BE SOLD,
Peremptorily, on Thursday the 2.(i'Day of October, at Ore
o'clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle-
street, Liverpool ;

AVery Extensive and Complete BREWERY,
erectedin the best manner within the last twelve
years, possessing every improved principle notv known :
the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within 1200 yards
of the Custom House ; capable ol GQ,otio
Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with cenivenient Stowage, and very
extensive Warehouses, ,Malt-houses; Diying-kilns, &c.
The Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.—The
whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome awelling-
house,. well finished; ;aid may be viewed every day before
the Sale,. where attendance will be given:
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near
Liverpool.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. FARMER,

On Thursday the 2.0 DA), or Septeni )er inst. at the 13u11's
Head Inn, in Loughborough, in me County of Leicester,
at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, k.ubjcet to such Con-
ditions at will be then produced, in Twelve Lots;,

A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE. and Vain-
bale FREEHOLD ESTATE (TYTHE FREE), at
WartuabY, in the County of Leicester, late toe Property of
WILLIAM ,BAYL EY CANT, Esq. deceased; about 14
miles from Leicester, 16 twin Nuctingnain. 12 trotri Lough-
borough, and five trout Metwn; near the centre of Lord
Seftoc's Hunt, and including two very valuable Fox Covara,
and several Pidiltatl.oll3. Toe situation is uncommonly tine,
commanding a very great extent of Pruspect.

No. 41 ' LOT I.
plan.
I The capital Mansion-Hour, with the aot- A. a. 1.
Offices, Stables, Yards, 64.0.cn, Orchard,
and Holm: Close adjoining, containing - - 6 i 29
2 A Slip of Land, part of tne F arm-yard ad.
joining, as a Road to the Staples :. - w o 8
3 The Little Redpeatth - - - 4 232
4 Road at top or ditto = - - - o 133
5 Stone-pit Fox Cover - - • -. 7 223
6 Snort-cut Hill - - - - to a o
7 Datt's Close, with two small Plaritations and
Stew - - - - - IL 232
8 Fish.POnd - - - 3 o o
9 Spinney below ditto - - .. 0 2to
to A Plantation South side ditto - - o I o
I. 1 The Fox Cover, called- Cant's Th9rns -:- 6 i 3
to Slip of Land at the Pool Head, cavveen Spin-
ney, No. 9, and she k)lantatiod, No. so - o oso

A.St 22.0

N.B.—The Fish-Pond is well stored with a ' .
large quantity of very tine Vish, and the
House is fitted up in an elegant manner,
with new Furniture,, with which the -Pur-
. chaser may be accommodated at a fair ap.
praise/null. • - .
LOT 'II.
•
/3 A capital Messuage„ with Out-buildings,
Yards, Garden, and HoMe Close adjqining 9 126
14, Road lately taken out of same - i 211
is Pasture Close and Plantatioh. , - , 6 ci. o
16 Another ditto, with Plantation - - 6 t3o
I-, Near Pasture adjoining the Road - - 7 2 zB.
IS farther ditto adjoining tie Road - - • - , 7 234

.A. 38 -3
3

LOT.III.
19 The Ash Spinney at the top of the Town - A. Q 1 32
LOT IV. --
20 The Great 'Red-earth - - - 21 3 o
21 The Little Pasture - - - 8 z r 3
22 l'he Great ditto - - - 18 131
23 The Road lately taken out of the above - 3 3z6

A. 52 I 30

LOT V.
24 The Stone-pit Red-earths, in twO
_pieces (ex=
elusive of the Allotment to the Surveyor of
the Highwayi) - - A. 16 3 31

B. This Lot contains a' capital Quarry of
Stone, anel will be subject to a Carriage-
, toad to the Stone-pit, Fox-cover.
LOT VI:.
as House and Garden, in the occupation of
Richard Norman - A. o oTT
LOT VII.
26 House, Garden, Orcherd, and. Croft, in
the oc-:upat:un. of Thornas Rest and Rich.
Norman . ' - - - A. o 114
• LOT -VIII.
27 House, Shop, and Garden, in the cocupa-
lion of Thomas Stevens • - - o 023
2S Frisby's-Close adjoining - - T 5
2,9 Garden or Potatoe Pleck - - o io
3o Old Bay of Building and small Bit of Land ° '" 4

A. z o

LOT IX. -- - ------
3 r Tho Round Plat - ' - A. z 7 o3z
---.
N. -11, This Lot is subje& to a Carriage-rcad
to the Short-cut Hill, I).iff's Close and the
Fish-pond, and Plantations adjoining.
LOT X.
3 Furlong -_
2 The Long - r 9 0 2
33 Short ditto -
on.
.-
- .- . - . i Z 3to
34. Road lately taken out of the above . . . x a2z
. • A• 33 0 34

LOT XI. -
3; A new-ereeled Messuage and Fish-pond Close
(exclusiveof a Slip of Land at the f'ool-hcad) 19 , 2 37
36 Barn Close and Barn - - - 19 - 2 to
31 A Plantation at the North cqrner of Fish-
. pond Close - - - oo 6

A:39 I 13

• LOT XII. _
38 The Haysin tour pieces -t; 28
33 The Road' latcly taken out of pole- 36

A. 34 0 24

N. B. This Lot is subjed to a 'Carriage-road
.over the
Eastwardly side. thereof, to the Fox-cover called C.int's
Thorns.
Mr. John Frisby, of Wartnaby, will shcw the Premises ;
and for Particulars apply to Mr. 'Edraund Evans, of Dcroy,
or to Mr. Smith, Surveyor, of Packington. Plans .ot the
Estate may be seen at the Office of Mr. Edmund Evans, er
at Mr. Smith's.
N. 8.. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr.. Evans, Mr.
Smith, Mr, John Frisby, of Messes. Kindericy, Lou„; and
ince, of Symonct's Inn, London, or at the Place of Sale.

TRANSIJOET OFFICE,
Septrttrier g, dot.
rHg COMMISSIONERS for /conducing
MA'YESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for Me
Care and Custot‘y of PRISONERS of WAR, do herd*
Notice, that they will he ready on Tuesday, the 29th instant, at
this Of to receive sealed Tendert, and treat with satth Per:rove
as mg bt ttillint to Con&aol for I'M:idling Prisoners of Ago
In health, front the First Ay of Nor twilter new inclarrive, for
Six Months certain, at pea Men per Ay, at the Allow.
lag Plates, s'i*.
Mill Ptison and prison Ships, at Plymouth ;
Portchester Castle and ditto, in Portsmouth Hartloirtj•
Norman Cross, near Stilton;
Deal,
Prison Ships at Chatham,

Ysarmouth,
Edinbutel,
Liverpool, and
• Stapleton, near Bristol: •
The Contratfrs will 4e retstired to fird Seatr:y for t/ kg
pelf:smarter of their