The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-06 00:00:00

LIN.COLNSI-lIRE.-,-SALE Of LANDS.
..TO BE saLp...BY AUCTION, -
Early in the month of January net*, if not previously dis-
- '1 - • pt)sed-of.by Private Contract ;
Detacired ESTATES • and PROPERTIES
• of Sir .CILBERT FIFATHCOTE, Bart. situate in
the §everal Parishes of Leak.e, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton
Wigtoft,,Swineshead,
,Bicker, Gosbertoti, Surtleet, Pinch-
beck, *Dorringten, Ruskington, 13illingbay, and Short Ferry
Farm ni the PariAni Fiskertoit, in the County of Lincoln.
Particulars of:which are in preparation, and will be ready for
delivery in the cor.rse of nextmonth.
In; the mean the Lands and Premises may be viewed
upon.application to the respelttve Tenants.
Entpingliain„Qt.t:Stli, , ,

PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON NATURE.
rrHE first and vrinciral Duty of a PlvsiCiari is
...1L the attaining tlie'art. of `distinguishing the cause Of the
Dilorder, particularly those that are most general and fatal
in the Distria of his .PraCtice. The knowledge of rlie dif-
ferent qualities of Medicines should likewise be his
.peculiar
care; since without this important information it is impossi-
ble for him to be able to suceessfully'relieve the various Dis.
orders incident to the human frame,- That Ur, Brodum has
particularly made these two grand objeas hi; study, is am,
ply confirmed, by the astonishing' success ths.it has attended
the adininistration of his BOTANICAL SYRUP and NER-
VOUS CORDIAL; several 'of tke most dire calamities of
human nature having subsided by their adoption,- and the
constitution attained an energy and povyer positively beyond
the expedation of the most sanguine. •
ON NERVOUS- DISORDERS, _ .

'The animal spitits being the principal seat of knowledge,
gives immediate judgment between pain and pleasure the
medium of seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, and feeling :
but the .mind, or animal. spirits, can conceive either fear,
grief, joy, tkc. and without imbibing it from these organs.
When one persowinfeets another, it Must be carried to the ,
prime seat of knowledge, by -someone of the senses. Thus
when any. hurt, surprise, infeetion, &c. reaches the animal
spirits, 'the antipathy of the nerves is evident from the vio- •
lent irritation produced in every muscle and artery of the
frame. This demonstratej that the nerves are immediately
under the government of the mind,. and their surprising fa-
cility of action is elucidated by the cedickness•with which we
catch a eying ball, 'or guard our heads from an impending
blow. That the mind. is in all these cases dire ling the ac.-
tion of the nerves, is evidently conspicuous from their won-
derful energetic and instantaneous .operation.
The Botanical Syrup and _Nervous Cordial, to be had at the
Door's )douse, No. 9.„ Albion-street, seven doors from the
Leverian Museum,-Illackfriaes-bridge, ha Bottles at IL ts.
its. 6d:- and ss. 6d. (Duty4rncluded); and of E. Newbery,
corner of St. Paul's Church-yard.;' Jeboult and Co. (late
Bacon), No. 150, Oxford-street ;. Pickling's: Medicine Ware-
house; No.. 76, 0 xford-sireet ; BaxteriEdinburgh Brown,
Tolzey, Bristol; Read, Vine-street,. Bristol s M'Donald,
Giasigow ; Chalmers,: Aberdeen ; Tutt, and Boulton, Royal ,
:Exchange; Collins, Salisbury; Spilsbnry and Co. Mary-
. street,- Dublin'; W. Magee,- Belfast,. and M. Davies • Cork,
-Ireland ; liktivise of Peck, llull, and-Ramnent, dooksel4. .
lets, Hambro' ; and in the ConntrY, of all Printers,: Book:-
. selk.rii, 'ceders of Aludii.toei in the ;lam Kingdom,'