The Sun.
London, England, 1808-09-14 00:00:00

SALES, &c.

C.ltoNliatA NE COPPER MINES, WICKLOW,
IRZLAND.
TO BE 5:...L*13 BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Wednesday, Sept. 'zi, at Tvrelve o'C lock, at Garraway's,
London, in Four Lots,
ORTY SHAII E S of ONE HUNDRED
VOUN DS each, in the Incorporated Associated Irish
Vn
Iv ie.Company for working Cronebane and other Mines in
the County of Wicklow, with 'the Town and Lands of
Cronebane, and all Buildings and Improvements thereon,. to-
gether with t.., Al if,esand dii the cues now raised there, and
on the Lands of Tighiny, and all Property vested therein,
with the i'rofits and Advantagcs that may arise tr: ,m the said
Undertak ng, which is now beneficially carrying on, Itie
works with new shafts, and every thing appertandog beincin
!he most pert-4d oroler, and toe probable tutu it: expence so
IrifiiiiA as to insure very iiicreased Dividends*, which have
Weil from 81. to 121 per cent. . - ,
of Messrs
Patticutars ma) be had of A. Millssq. Dublin
lti. Mesars Wiltons, solieit,irs, Gloucester ; Of Messrs. ler=
,!ns, lames, and Atau:tts, s'ilicitors, 8,- New inn ; at Gar-
vaY's, and .t vlr.Scott, z 8 New Bridi.e.street, Bla?k-
-tr.ar's, Lc radon.

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"GENUINI SOU I'd DOWN SHEEP, EAST BOURNE,
'O BE SOLIU)SSEX BY AUCTION,
In small By VERHALL and SON,
Lots, for the convenience of the Public, on the Ist
of Oelober next,
FOUR Flunared Prime EWES, and about Ocig-
tired Wiliz.l,nlred. and Forty EWE LAMBS, and tins Hun-,
. I HER Dit
leaving his Farm -•t0; the property of a Gentleman, who is
"tear ins have n taken f several
years past with this
Ekckl•ta- the E wes are handsome,or partiecu-
lar-1Y I**, and remarkable for smallness of Bone, and fine-
ness of itv'ooi.
N,B:
lin The Wool of this Flock sold for nearly Five Shit,-
gs per Tod more than any Wool in the neighbourhood last year.
- -
Four well.bred Sussex Cows, five pair of Working Oxen,
t ve Yearling Steers, and an Heifer, will be also sold at the
sahie time.
likewise a thorough. bred Mare with a Colt by her side,
and a Filly seven months old.
** * The Cows, &c. have been raised from the Stock of
I.lessrs. Auger and Alfrey ; and the Flock has' also been
cto:lsed %%lin Mr. Auger's Rains, together with,those of other
1""rnt: 1. lock Owtiers in the neighbouthood

Sale to begin 71'weive o'Clock

Dr. lANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.

CAUTION.
WHEREAS BENJAMIN PERRIN has ob-
trwied himself upon the Public " the original.and
°Ay person" who ever prepared the Fever liowdt.ir and Anal.
lept.c. Pills for tire late Dr. James. they :will be enableji to
,judge of this man's pretensions when they are-intorinedthat
he was ik labourer in the Doctor's
garden, at Lambeth, at ele-
ven shillings per week, and afterwards employed to make up
his Palls, the ingre,iientS of which were 'weighed out and de-
livered to him its ITlrsfor that pur,:ose; and that he never
didas.slitsti";nainy
sale
o,t.tlie process of the Fever Powder,. to
vit let dlt.ptte I Ills' owe their peculiar efficacy, It
Nvilf be evident, therefore, that Air. Perrin's are not
James's Pills ; and the Pubic will determine what degree Of
credit is to be given to one who lifis asserted, that he was the
"original' and only' person" who ever assisted Dr: James in
preparing hit;_Powder, when it appears that the Fever Pow
eer was prepared many years before he worked for Dr. lames,
and even beibre he was born.' The Analeptic Pills (which
br- fairies contrived as a remedy for liinself, and which pre-
served his life to an advanced a.e,e) are admirably calculated
lor• Disorders of the Stomach anti llowels, and for the Head-
ach, arid other badfeikets of tree living; as also for It lieu-
Inatic, Bilious, and Gouty Complaints : 'they gently open
the porasiby night, and the body by day, and are excelleiit
in Colds asset slight Fevers, and should never be omitted at
bed-time utter any excess of eating ur drinking.
Solq only by F. Newbery and Sun, Nu. 45, St, Paul's
t:hurelhyard, London ; and at Dr. James's late House, in
Bruton-street ;in B.,ixes, price 45. 6d. or six in one
large IV:x, price il. 43. Duty hitt; oded.
;.;:r obserme that the Words, F. Newlvery, •No. 45, St.- •Piturs," are engraved in the Jumps.