The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-28 00:00:00

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ELEGANT' TOWN RESIDENCE.

MO BE LETT; Ready F uni fished, arid may be ea-
termd on innneilatelv, a most noble and truly desirable
MANSJ ON, in a-very eliAible Situation, and fit fur the re-
ception of a Nobleman, or a Family of the first fli'stindlon ;
Coachbouses, Stables, and other appv:priate Itit:es.
May be viewed by Tickets, an-1 Particulars had of Mr.
Routes, Warwick:street, Golden-square.

WHITEHALL-ELEGANT CAPI'T'AL MANSION.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION',
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on ‘Vednestlay, the 2d of April, at
• One o'Clock,
ANOBLE Spacious Elegant MANSION, com-
prising various.suires of splendid lofty apartments of
ail descriptions, in an app:.opriate style--Entrance
and inner hsll, capital principal ttid secondary stone stair-
.cases ; domestic apartments of every denomination ; spacious
roomy offices, well planned, awl adapted to the consequence
of the Mansion. The Nvlioledesignetfand built as a residence
tbr a family of the- first distinction. Three coach-pons's,
enclosed yard, and stabling tor eleven horses ; all cotnpat,
and tit for immediate reception : r,ituate at Whitehall, op-
posite the Horse Guards, the residenceof the late most No.
ble Marquis of Statfor(roieceaseci.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture
at a valuation.

--•Tc;..Wvie,ve(v I with Tickets. which, with Particulars, may
be had of Mess. Robins; WArwick-street, Golden-square.

Matinu Elegant MANSION -and LAND, war EAST
COWES, Ist,: of Ivßarr.
TO Br. SOLD BY AULTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the !Ale of Wight, prt
Saturday the 4 2ih April, at Tnelveo'Clock,
. In.true, Lot,

ACAPITAL and D,ESIR.A. BLE FREW-TOLD
ESTATE, late the Residence o ;,)tirs Thompson, , ,
Esq. cotuprising a singularly elegant stone-built 'Mansion,
with Wings, erected xviti:in, a • lew years, on an handsome
elevation, and judiciously pianned, with attached Valves of
evcry 'description, sitm‘te near }Nast • Cowes, in the Isle of
Wight, w ithin 'half a nide ofd the Sea, and eomtnanding noble
Views of it, the Medina River,- New Purest, and Coast of
Hampshire, with a Farm-yard and Out-buildings, a Pool
of excellent Water ted by the s:,rongest Stream, a produ.ttiv,e
Kitchen Garden planted with choice Fruit Tiees,. ,S:c. ant',
sundry InclosnresOf meadow Lard surrounding the Maii-
sion, the whole about TWenty-two Actes, formingaboauti
fill Lawn, interspersed with- luxuriant Forest .Trees and
Shrubs ; the Whole is in complete order, and yt tar the •
immediate Residence of a NObleman's or Gentleman's Fa-
May be viewed. Particulars on the Premises ; at the Ma-
gle- Inn, New port ; I•Ouutain and Crown, Portsmouth;
Dolphin, Southampton : llusb, Staines ;. at Garraway's
Coif:x=llol.lSe, Cornhili; and of Mr. Rollins,Wurwick-street;
Golden-square, Lultdup, where a Plan may be seen.

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TEDDINGTON MIDDLESEX.
TO 13E SOLD.. BY AUCTION,
• ,
• By Vli: ROBINS,
Early in May, if not previously disposed of,
MOST Desirabl ,r FREEHOLD ESTATE,
lA. l.'ythe Free, Land Tax Redeemed ; cotnprising a large
and 4ubstantial Mansion House, with convenient Offices of
all desctiptions, appropriate tor the accommodatico of a
Gentleman's Fami;y : excellent walled Gard;ln, with Hot-
'llom.e.ar,st l'eachery, in high perh:elion'•' Farm Yard, Alea--
do w Land, Shrubbety, Lawn, an Pleasure Grounds,
amilinting to about l•itteeu Acres, but the litirehaser may
be -11commodated with the like quantity of Land nearly
adjoining. '

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The excellence of the Neighbourhood, delightful Rides,
and particularly eligible situation of these I' afford
a singularly desirable opportunity for .any Gentleman wish-
ing a Villa within a short distance of the Metropolis.
May bz viewed with Tickets,which with itarticulars mar
be had of Mr.:Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

FOR THE GOUT, RIIEUMATISMS, CONSUNIP-
. 'LIONS, SCKOt'HULA, CANCERS, AND OTHER
CIIRONICAL DISORDERS:
THE REV. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC; OR,
ALTERA ft v E POWDER. -
HE Inventor of this Medicine,. formerly a Stu-
11dent in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to oiler to the
kublic an efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for
many Diseases deenied,incnrable. It has been extensively
used in Ir:land tor-several Years, and its salutary Etfetis ate
produced in a safe and easy manner, with very little sensible ,
operation.—By mixing with the Bland and juices, it applies
itself to the seat ot the- Disorder, which it will remove by
slow degr6s from its alterative and healing qualities. In:
Consiimptiinis it .will generally- succeed in the- two firsr
Stages; and often. even in' the last. In the Scrophula, or
Evil, if used early, the Cure will-be speedy, and the ul-
cerated Glands will _al ; and it has been knotwn to rescue
the Patient even afar nor al symptoms bad appei4A. But
Persons afilictrd with Gout, Rtieutnatisms, Cancers, and •
with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would do well to peruse
" The Philosophy of Physic," written by the Itientor (to
be had at,Symonos's, Pat,:moster-zow, or of the Venders of -
this Medieine), in whi. h its extraordinary Efficacy will be
snewn, nl varrilis ins ames. this Po•.vder'does nut contalti
.apy I nidgreciicht uninendly to the human Constitution; and,
instead, ot weakening, its tendency is to invigorate, and to
improve the general Itealrn. It occasions no danger trom
Cold, and requires neither eonfinethent nocchange of Diet. '
Sold uy F Newhery and
.Sons, at the imiy Warehouse tor -
Dr. James's VoWo,,r, No. as, in St. enUrCII-card,
London ;in Paci:cts, pri.c 4s 6d. each, containhig four .
pers ofeiglit Dos:s, in all thirty-two Dos,,s.—Ob„.iye that
%lords, "T. N - 45, St. Pam's," are pgraved
in the Stamps.