The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-15 00:00:00

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SHI RE.

TO BE LEVI', and entered upon immediately, at a very
moderate Rent,
ALL.tliat Fitihiotialllc, Commodious, and well-
acettstbnied 'HOUSE, called the, YORK. • HOTEL,
Most eligibly situated in the Town. of. Cheltennarn, nearly
opposite to the Upper Rooms, and adjoining the Theatre
Royal.

The complete Asscirtrunt of liousehOld Furniture, Plate,
Linen,- and China,' belonging- to the said House, together
with the Stock of Wines, and other.. Liquors thricin, are to
be taken to, at a fair valuation, and (it more convenient toa
Puri:lnset) a- considerable part of the Purchase.-Money may
remain at Interest, on good Security. -
The York Hotel is .well known, both for its Accommoda-
tions and Comforts, and has hitherto 'experienced the most
flattering Encouragemnt from the Nobility. and Gentry re-
sorting to Cheltenham. It consists of four sitting Rootns,
two spacious Drawing Rooms, and Fit-teen lied-rooms' be-
sides Garrets, with a coMnicidiotts Bar—parlour, two Kit.
chcns, and.Cillaring, and the wholeis a most desir.tble_ un-
dertaking, Avluch, as the Cheltenham .. Season is now fat
approaching, will possess the pe.itiar advannge of 'an
ittiMiate and extensive Business, lortited upon a small Capi.
tal. . •

`For further- particUlars, apply 'at ilv Office of Messrs.
1\ tarkharn,- V/g1 les and G ‘yiiiiiett, in Chellenhain ; or tit
McsstS. Weile6 and LCSSiat,qlilill, -at Upton upon 'Severn,.
Worcestershire. . ,

SCOTCH HIGHLAND ESTATE FOR SALE.
TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Upon Wednesday, theist. of: July; 'Sea,' in the Parliament
House iu Edinburgh ;
THE ESTATE of CO M RIE, lying in the upper
, •,
part of btrattiern,- Perthshire. Stratttern is known to h.
one of the finest Vallies in Scotland, and Comrie is situated
- in a part of it highly remarkable for its natural beauty. • lo
frOnt there is the River Erne, and behind air, Hills covered to
theft summits With .wood,- from which: falls the Water of
Lednock, forming a junction with the Erne ,_at smart dist-
ancefrourthe House. These Rivars apbrd ;ooti fishing, .and
the Country around abounds with Game. The Village of
Comrie is in the
.neighbourhood, six Miles distant from the
• Post Town of Cried; and five:front LoctrErne. - • •
The Mansion House is plc! ; but there are many fine sittia-
titho for building. ,The clear yearly. rental 1521.4 is; vitt and
the W4)ott is vat ued•at 17501. The whole to be put up. to sale
fur so tel. 105. I Id. At tne same time and place there will be
put up fOr sale other Lanclg in the iuunediate neighbottrhood,
to the valtie of t which, the Purchaser of COmrie may
have it in his power to acquire. -
For Particulars apply to Mr. .Michael Linning, Writer to
the Signet, 'Nn. 6, St. Jan.tes-square, Edinburgh; or to
Alexander Mundell, FlUdyer-street, Westminster.

•
AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the
original Invention of Mr' Henry) prepared and sold
by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENR't, Chemists and
Apothecaries, Manchester.
This most agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of
highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant
Aromatics. Its strong and pun4ent odour renders it ex-
tremely grateful and salutary, to.personS -labouring tinder
Head-achp, longings, &c. and adopts it for counteraCting
the bad efteets of heated or foul. Air. Hence it has been
found highly useful in rooms, -where the- Infection-of Fe-
vers, of Sore Throats, or of odic; contagious Diseases-, pre-
vail ; and in all ciouded pla es of public resort, as Theatres,
Courts ofjustia, &c. It may also be prtieularly 4ecom-
mended to Persons iesiding in. Hot Climates.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price os. yd each bottle,
Stamp included, is sold, wholesale aid retail,.by Bailey and
Blew, Cockspur-street (the oily nersoni in London autho-
rized by the,Proprietors to .sell.rhe some), where may be
had Sponge Boxes of Vold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &e.,
N. -P.. Each bottle, be: !des a copper-plate. -libel, signed
by the Preparers, has the Leiters T. and W. Henry's Aro-
matic Spirit of Yimpt mo,ilded in the ^lass

NoithDistrid72+l-,rt4ugrberlezti, Durham, Yorka:re.
East District—Norfdki Sulfalk, Essex.
South Distrid—Ken4 Sussex.
Isle of Wight, '
South-West Dist-ria—liontr, Dora:,
%Vest Distrid—Drvon, Scoter set...
. London bistritit—Middlesex, Berks., Surrey.

Particulars of Canpaas 04)-- le known by apptying at ib7r
Office, between the li.:urs sj- Ten in the silvistini; and lbw is
the Afternioe.

IRISH STATE LOTTERY, 181.
BEGINS DRAWING the'sQth of JUL' NEXT.
SCHEME.
- Value of cacti: Total Value.
of . 20h000 is ;C:
20,000
_ 5000 is,ooo
Zooa 4009
5 too° . . satia
Besides 799 i other Pries from see': to 81.
rf Money for the Prizes; as sOon as drawn.

RO. of Prizes.
2
2

•
rT4HE TICKETS; HALVES, QUARTERS; •
El HTHS, v.ncl SHARES (Stamp,
ed pursUant to•Ael of Parliament), are Sold and Registen.4
by Mr. NI CHOLSON, at his State Lottery °Met, No. rt,
CoMhill, London, where all Business relative to Loin:fie:,
or the .public runds., is faithtully trinsatled; Sebcrries at
larg7t gratis.
Orders from the Country, With proper remittances, punc.
tualiy exettuted.

ADVICE.. •
Tseason of the year makes it nccesary i-IStlQgtiardagainst the Sudden changes of the weather,
which too often allbas the habit, obstruding the Orspi.
ration, •and thereby producing those eruptions which are so
much against our-appearance in society; besides producing
an anxiety on the mind which gives fresh vigour to the
disease; and as efFedts of this kind are. so ottCn mistaken as
the consequences of high -livistig, recourse is had to a con-
trary mode of diet, and the \habit. by that means so reduced,
that the fibreslose their enerv, they at-c unable to throw art
the atkaion such improper treatment has increased, instead
by a contrariy 'method of relieving the oppressed vessels,
by gentle perspiration arid other gentip evacuants; and as
this,has been the cause of the success of SPILSBURY's
ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, in the, most . inveterate
eniptixe casts of Scurvy and obstruaed vessels, Gout, R hen.
inaction, &c. we. may with hopes of success recommend it
as a medicine which has maintained its character for so many
years, notwithstanding the impositions practised on the Pub.
hc,. in substituting a spurious mixture tar the genuine.
Sold in small bottles, *tented with the words, " Frs.
,Spilsbury; his Antitcoibutic Drops,-by the King's Patent,"
and the larger with the addition -of the King's Arms, at the
Dispensary,Soho,square, and most of the respedableVaders
in (*own and Country, in the Borough only by Clark,
No. 269, and Shaw, No. 14.

A .FRESi-I'SUPPLY Just rezeived at No. 42, Long-lane.
West Sinithfield.
MESSRS: HOWARD andEVANS most re-
speaftilly inform the- Inhabitants of 4ondon and
places adjacent; that they have just received a freth S i•-
ply of Medicines froth Dr. Lignum, of Manchester, consist-
ing of those: most excellent 4NT I S CORE I) TI C DROP.,
so universally resorted to 'for-their 'extraordinary superiority
in all complaints of the'Scur4v, Leprosy, Rheuinatism,..us_
cers, and .other Disorders arising from Impuritiet of the
Blood, drc. Ladies and Gentleirlen may have. their orders corn-
pitted in, dozens, or half-dozns, to a single ,Is. 6d. bottli.
The _virtues of this celebrated .Medicine have been dis:
played by malty eminent Cures in this Country. Indeed)
scarce a person who purchaSes one 4%.: 6d. 'bottle, but has
reason tolound its praise : at this season Of the year, they are
recommended to the parlicular attention of those subjed to
the Scurvy, &c.
Also, LIGNUNPs LOTION, whichis fotind a sovereign
remedy for Surfeits, and all Scorbutic Eruptions of thel'ace
and Skin, however violent Ordisliguring; also for-Phut:des
or blotches, Redness of the Nose, Chin, &c. and' for every
impurity or unnatural appearance with which the Skin mar
be alf:eled. ' To be. used as .common wash for -clearing and
improving the complexion. Sold, With proper dirAions,
at 2i gd. the-pint bottle. . .
Likewise, Mr. LIGNUM's PI LLS for a certain Disease,
without the least confinement itt any season, restraint of diet,
or biirdrance-olbusiness, when all other methods ha+e
Price as. 9d. the box, with difeellons.
These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at ass.
and 45. 6J, One t2s.. bottle is equal in quantity to three
4s. 6d. ones. They may be had wholesale arid retail at Mr. •
LiFnual's, N0..57, Bridge street, Manchester; and., by up.
po
intmen:, at "toward and Evans's, N 0.42, .Long,lane,
West Smithfield, sole Wholesale Agents in London: *lto
sold -retail by 'thefollowing persons :—H: Oundell, gO. 47,
,Minories ; W. Clarke, No 269, Borough; 'Jordan, N. 31,
Whitechapel; jcbouit and Co. No. tso,. Oxford-street;
Norms Falcate ; Kirk, No. 11g, Cockhill, Rat-
cliffe; Mr. 'lidding,. No. 76,
.oxforcl-stmn ; Vuton, No. 141,
Ll:mg.-acre ; 'Putt and Bolton, Royal Bach-Inge Turtle,
No, 127, Strand, opposite Exeterehange; Ward; No. 32k.
Holborn; Wade, Old -Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet
trcet.